'004A194141434.
*VW Avitet
iiiiiiielso
_, and
with.
..... Robesil, wen
ash Jalk _.,..-,- ~.,,,,,,petty,, c ourtaal for
,Xik o 4lBBBl the tYilt Millitta gat Mitrialat once ,
tit eiViYhit Witt 4 BVololll,tt , deSt Mid that ‘ the
il ;
It-1 , 1 attAkt Y 4 Va plotted Wlth thstrie_l.- U:8; bl -;
' t A, AUPWlTiahlatt Yipilirtlthlthe would not put
Wtedait,YWA. I - liiitilAtle -,viihatteee were all present:l
TOWelyel 7 theidafince that - asked tlai judge to en-
IttY*We pentiedieta,itikil of ths:billes *Jot the debit-
Attettet__- _ • -,. -...-, • -- • - f-; ' ,-•- •' ' , .Y.• - -
liojudgee 7 reitlied Wattle nonit had Ma:power t0',40,
104tA t that them was lallitittlarimnd foe the continuance
ho tale.
The defenearipilQ(lhit SW-Thai wonted was speedy
iwillies, nil that, if the cue, ffes to be continued; Bhus
--lerrabould be dismisited on hie own reeogiesince. - -
~. -Irhaeourt refused to grant - their request.: •• s .., ,'
—-' arthirJenkins,' Deputy Vatted :States witishil, then
- pads his appearancmAnd stilted that he had thcattaoh
merit in his palmation toefdre - Berrj;,:that he went to .
her haute, and thet,"alte was net. - .st home; that they
'' stated !hit shaleft house at
nine'o,,elook in the -morn
;eing; at lilted nitheen"therialnia.:: e • - ,-- --' '
: ITIM, ledge theta; dlselasrged. the `Per ated•witliesites
E /:- Olitit WI morning; and coottnnedthaease ever :until
- today. -7 L- ' . , --- - _ • . , :-- , : . X , t, ? •-•:: ' , -:-""
-Judge , Tildgo, Ititie. - -George C. •
• v,,,Vaiber cc: John it ilitrionzi . - An Mitten to et - numbeir of
pretiltairy totes:: No
def inee, , :Verdict for the plain
0rf0r;14,44;•41. Onyler
;for ;plaintiff ; - Ca•-rm= p •
b,- ! • 7'
for
'-.:dafendent. i j , ':-''• 1,
-' :mal rib . Ay re s liLibiteliibicem. - 1 An aetiot on
a s ertniißery tote. , t'Nefenee_ eller° -that they received
,r nooonsidination'-for;the nots.,X . Verdiet for - defendant.
Marshall for plaintiff ;,-Vanifordefendant:‹- .. ,- ,A, , •,-
..„ -_Oharletit'll,lfieldiatel Zernet - ,0. Hurdle, eopar'nets;
' . tea ileg, - 80.;hi:'Theinas -U. Carleton: -Ap motion on a
, "., D3O aceoUntlo'iecover the amount of geode told and
-delivered ,- -Verliet for the plaintiff for Ma 0 6 ; W. 8.
.- Prick far Vhilitigi: , Vitiit fat 4eterdiust:-. ,, -,,,,,-
,' Thiokur of:• . ,Trop. vs. , "Anzicatielaton,, executrix of
Robert ;teletext,. de l easel, late', trading ea Ralston in I
: - ' Oor;Ari aiitleitoisomapricialseary notes,. ~ Verlict for
f:Atte PlalitiNfor $511 ; lE. Ingersoll for plaintiff ; Iditche:
ii: lon for defendant.t = , ,:• •,'--,',- -.- - :;."- . . t - A-• ;
_ • DzorftiOr *`' ociristeTitdge, - .Strotid.!:4otiri
'-'
ea
"Ditpul;tr., is: 1 41111M Tore p lush ,• adrefolstratOr, , a ,
•' b. n ;,' - Vet ;of ThiilWit 'Mani testament of Ottriato-'
' phsr Buotigeos44 - ,, An 'liettlon to rsoSvor the side
'air tWolromtesdry nited.:'Jury out: J. J. Ashton for
,-- , ,plelntiffr ;Dieu Hirst tor attendant? ~ '''. A -x-_. - =
,_ Matthew Semple wt - Ita - Brower. -, Arfactien R. - reliever.
- `'. Ms .- Was - orient, promissory notes.. Verdict` for the'
- plaintiff for $8,68.09 - ,',, westherby for plaintiff. ,
, John Hiss el: John ti.:-Knipp;-4.4a - setlan in a pro
,..'mlissoryliote:- " Verdict for :the i iitairitlirfor , l49l titi. t
` Seeker for plaintiff; -W,aleafer defendant. " = ,
, ~, - Bawd Stephens, vs, James Bark ; •, -An ictioti - to re.
.I` . cover the walne of wOrkandlatoe.donii and'frrbresoli of
" a 7 =oontract.----'oli triel, - , ;Aycock - for_llsintilf ; W. H.. ,
. Itawly_for,defendent: - :., - - • , • :•,- _.. .-- - ,...ii, - -,--; ,
, -, -.- Qtralcillft , , - „ , ,S1183l0113-4 . 11d10 '.TbOnitidOri , - -
Ifiketerdailotornhig :thii Ejsuy. in the -- caie of- William •
Bubb, charged with inehicious natechlef:returoll wirer,
• diet "of - guilty:7'a Banter:toed :to, pay a die - of 810.- end,
. , Mathias Carted weiCiiharged , With: thi liieeriirir a
~.:, etentityet loolni,Abe - property Of Mary Lawrence, ad
,
.. '
; mlnlitrstria.. of xlimme,-;Weideni• demisted:, Verdict
• -guilty, ;hut recommended' tit the mercy of the court ,
Nenteneedlo iiiiernitinths..".4' ,- -.-,- ". - -!.. -- ,`.i
. ,-
-Joker= Hilita Plaided! , guilty ` to the Charge 'of the ler
-. I.e•' f C gybc , tbreo.seiti s yileed et
Std, the properly.Of; M r
. . .;,NsetoeVadtlnletrateebtthealatrotlaniel l?l9l,:
, ,lieal isateneedlinfnimonths.-e, :• - p , .
Autel . roWnwiaohargedailthlilnietilen goods,
The proptertyibeltinged-toldreVaitxrwife(ef the ex . -
mayerfAnd= r ,ootsisted - of ,s sillt° dress, !Taluettat ,1140.
- The riods - had, hiewstolen br: - *obeys, Hampton tad ,
Itains,-fronithef reildenew of -Mr:,tranz, and br thim
sold to Mrs; Browr, 'Veirdlergniltr-, fienfonead • to.
,Thomas Williams:i Wait tilairepad with the. larceny 'of a
, cost valnedatl22,•ibeArproparty;of:Oirain , Andrew
• Neltion'otitose shipgrA rattheatball when the coat a
taken from IWLyeadiatguiltr - fientsibidto ld moo ',la
• - Henry Tit inland°. was Ohaiiged - skth'imietlying altos
' of tobit•co,Welited et d 35, knowing it inhere -been ate , ,
- len; - The tobeimo was the property of •N. (1.; Brooder,
stet :woe - stolen by emote boys fronathe depot atThirr
teentb and Market. - Jury out. , , ', ',,- -; ;
• William Thomas wits charged, with receiving goodi
knowing them' to be stolen: ',Verdict guilty. ',,fteintenced
to 12 months in the county - ptheiri - " , -,
- , Peter Kelly wets thargod with assault and battery on
John Levi..! - Peter Kelly was charged with assault and
_ battery,on Walter Hart , , anti John - text and -Walter
• -• - •ltari were chargeB With azasolt end blatery. on Peter
- Neliri 'Theta eases are crone Multi,' nay out: r- -,-, '
- .- .
#,b l .*
, ( 11 .64 1 + 46 ftic,lli6PriliV .t
Miry 1111 . 171serii"'Noider104
bhdiAttolisselll7Hendt do 36 lea do 06111 , 36131eice
- 101 bra sugar 14 tank bottoms & W Walsbi ;7 Ithdte
roger 11 to hoes'd) biatlka alga" itpp :
WILIINGTO=3OI.4 -Alleni'Biboook-
43,000
Ain limber Malone ta,Talor 200bbErolnI T,Boo e.
• AO3TON-LBtesroshit C y yor'Ml' York; nowes2s
pkg. mace A Blade & 0o; ,44 do B W Ohase*L Bois; 12
do Tarot.= Kirkham &, 00;,. 60 ..do Itrothlnghion &
•107 bales goeVektne itts 0 &tog ; 600 drntith figs
B,ohaniben; 225 bbls apples BarreMatears. trOo;
`; 24 ebei7e Indigo B Great. .4.& Co. : 122 bdla paper 0-es
'MegargeACoj 66 pkge RUM Massey & Mame; 180 do
kilehlneryidlogorgrts Bros; 1581ibte.berries , Nisphey&
Wised j..60,49't apples-0 A Winer 4 - eases tack* 88.
River.; 80 seats chest iron Nit- .Taylor; 26 bbls elder
-
10. Belmar & 26 dciMIL Belob; 40 bbls Ilskiltronp
ds Drat 60 oases boots 4til 66,9!" 00;
plug milse Leech*: 00.1_
wiL1111111TON," 64).-..4.3011r" ',ltowley,;fiodfrey-4
,467.bb1s syta 4 teiroothir 2.0.1 r. reel Otteluan & Sesselli
693 Mai apti turpentine 606 do 'on e, Knight & Bellf , .62
Mils spin. tertatlnti,Z Locke dc, 0o; 160 ibis apt. tor
: pasties Oda tiellowley, Ashburn's & CloY 9 bbbtipti
ftrpsatniCYarnad - ar;;Orden; •, 914 do roans MOW= &
_R401,414 baloootton 'll , ,P.Aewiln; 87 do'farn Ray &
Ilabigatripleii4l• 11.&16/kakoaalli , 26d0 remits..
Jeartite & Morrison.. • ,
In stii6atificiiiii'lr„Viie , Tiliiiisioni Ston4fr J
vW•tbabee' - 11 - 15 berbeTs And Isdnair
Chas Wetisrbsei Mt Albert', WetketbecMe4:lleyt t
Mrs II HOrt. said taro`dinglitig 414* Mn
. 111ary,0.1190ii Miirter loirA Mopto - , •,- „.•
. r .lOl . litiviOisol4.o*ire, Pkamielphis;',
; 136 wjoining .. itiraripopy,Nov; 25
:SAVO. Okla
Haws
ti 3 Ohadb.oll=o;llMr l l. - :::i .- .'4'41osario, goon
Butyl* lattiiith4;ltoulke . .. :4 - ."."':Demorara i lfor
- Brig Black Brißigi,";:il.Viiiligito" moon
Brig ' ' Barbadoes, soon
Beg Herald "- ' s.;.l.'..Barbadorol,looll
- Wm Moore; Eiton ' - Ha►w►• soon
Behr * 1 40.X. , 4 4 .1 1 •APP0rs iota'
ti ViADB.4I
- W MTh
:11THOsillS;i4ilisir:iii-Wal Mont:
ssmin:,>4 •
prtill.444 l 9,ftki '
itILCU4 I4 , II "
!lit '25, 1555.
BUl,llBlO' " - "-V - 12 11 U 1_1 111/ITB 48
-'• ' ' • ' • 6:86
Mamahip City Near York, Rowse; 4? hater from
lOW m6ae, mad,psassigers to'Heary Whisor.•
Passed below the Brandyirthe,the , new ateardship Com.;
nnuidtraria, for Rama and ataam-Ing America below:
Ilisroo4tookt With , 44 . P I , tori I °r NewPOW.4 4 ):
In tow:
•., . .
- Barque Italutemerwi,'Alibdtt, 3 day! from New York,
In ballast to R TE odder A Co. '
....Drty — fkletrlf.;Mtillkeir;:lYdr,reti;l4 - dwye
nee, from Ciede.
with Argywr . 4Airt to - Z
-W 'Prescott. - Hat;
batik-detained "sight :daye -nortbrot Dope liattoru
gales from NB stutYBW. ,, . Took sidloi last Tbnraday.
, Brig Adwlni.eitywri dayedroor' , Portlandi , wit!! plai
t's. to tondetit:Orh..,: ,
EtehY • XdwirdLO. Rowley, Godfrey...B dip from '.IYII.
wAigton ;11 . 0imIth itairst scorn- tal R owley, AsABwrwer.
dirdiefEslll 4 ooriefay,
_8 iitrO*ll'4,lopliiils,
with .111Pmat.lo A G_OatteU7dt;lYo. ,- ;3 •
with
PAW Pliitin Wer; 8 40, frowe./iniej City,
Bohr L erlik Ittdre.taVhstleill 1fin101.7.".. - • .
a9ltorinil,otudleyil day* from N%York, with
- .
gthlreitatl!ldsir!un Der,
with .iyiOo , !, e
flohr',Xmaur i tlkielit,, , TAlY:frbsxl New Castle, Del,
with irheadfolaw Barrett
deka J -Wh ,y - Henderson, 1 day from Odom', Del,
, with.* beheld' Okriethui k Miran „ . - - -
delarfl•ombird,Hardlfigld dry! (I , rom . Tarti'llland,
lesildriersdiflidays from Wilndoirtsd,
~/10, nab shoal atom to litlantyle. P14116111.'
Behr Dlurrend Mate, - Seiltdiroka'deye from 111lbrd,
Del, with grain di J U - •
llehißlrßerry,llaley;tran Barton' , - -
Behr I. Aldasenderrer, ddller. from Boston.
Soho HIS lerritsota amlth,lroes Hid Herta.- -
lleirr-Wrirtmder,'Roblneou, trete Glimeeerer.
Bake /-Olark; gaall, from lteetY4tk;
_Blood; HoltidAdrya from -direr; 111 h
jrcala de Bacon /a Co,
^ - ' OLNAIND.
iliWwwddi Bowdon, Sellnr A New Yorliass'iltdoWltoW.
Barka* Tiawdlari IXidall,•Pio de lanetroi kuttert
-Brig Tail Jeri Pendleton' Lynn, D Pearson & Co.
Bohr B legorry, Haley, Dwain, Baum, Oglo & 00.
Bahr W tillerguthn, Smith: Prorideriae, 0 Miller & 00.
.• Saw WasPoper,llobinson,-Idus,•Biaidaton & nor.
Bohr Hlowatba,. lthrosh.ffewbaryport, Tan Inman,
Norton & z •
-Behr 3 Mark; Bets11;loll Elver, Mines & Co. -
Sehr,l. AGanonhower, Staten, Sopa & God
_ Mir,Z Gay; 11Ur,11nIttntorti, A 0;011111, Jr. - •
• (Oorresocathensoi of The Prom.)
• - - HATAMDB ORAOX, Noy. 22,1661. .` ,
TIM Wyoming left this Morning with 12 baits, laden
and P iitseatriaki
Mush m mavonca, ptgfron to Smith & 00, Schuylkill;
Mpali Atka and 00l B W Bright, lumber D B Taylor
ft Campbell and JeA.McOormiek, do to Ma
idne & Tic Mr; Dolphin, limo toHlliton; 8 B Baitey &
Bon; lumber t 013,0 Salley Jr. Sion .11/atztleto .11111i., , dtv to
It OtoilVie tu
Otaal, - B Thompson, and President
Ja i n" BuTtailliiratelto Delaware City.
(„41jMMIenita of The Prem.)
Fa » -Rverave, _NOT. 211,
alk
1361 if
The fbllowinit beats, from thelltdon-Vobal,
Into the Hato Mil outlive:kw; bound .to Phtadel/
faltiOslert andnanalgued as Ottlows:
Bald loginird BlDoMdri lumber to Malone & Taylor;
Pennington & Baymondy'do D' B' GPI lin-
Ms; anthrstritermoal^ to 0 W Lonna; John Irwin: tar
icosttoltilAtllng; Nicalyi boards to Oluaßlosinhart.
f ' l 4 st-t. 4 •-t 7 , 1 •,t. , • t
• irsmisamitj :=
ohmsnoriontio ocus nasdapio *pump.)
; NoLVD, or al, 440 M,
A WO e and` ioleral sablioness passed in this titer,
noon. briTte 24P Whitman, fot,BOatoll; and Arca
rt.% 4a 4l4o ,",rithtta fm; rig'ititor• : C V" B,
14 , 4 h i
lrPtr o 4 l f -"4 4 1t90:',C MG08311.,
ih int arta si.j •
- - -Iro.
•AriNriiiiitkr knot* tont th;h7coVriilVoielio,
from ."20,""i$:. '
z - tar or, Nov 22.
• 02'410102 Llght
, i chg.) ppriolti I.
T 22222
1 . - ‘?, 4i21120404.1 - , - , Ti;?;;
42
A O* u` ath o9pel?-9101,
arrl,adlit ffew
m
Steimehlpildemi tpfs,4l ll ei
krived it s . Biotin rot
4, 81 11 04.
8110*"th*e . lutd ' ° l(not
fate wa ,to ,
ed
sithooVvtt 4l
alt*
Nalpga.rtis J am es, aiad at tobilaiTtitust
dF ASt!*"Ltk z baler , ! .6000 a ralaad„ at
f.
tShip, PZig'iin4-*;llL4ii,trteiii,7sr st hill thine4:6ooottnraieedi
0.40A106:156. - ,_
• 8 1 /4 a. t t i n M l444l -° r ';' ,4lv4 °P . ' 177 t
%if"'
8 hlP" AcnlTi ti rOinf)iti ailit Zeir
WO from Niw Y ork tot Sac"l/ree
, °
6thflan ond, ; hebes ;; a y rri v ed",it Reston
pi s Weather : Gage;-, Mel se, for'. New . Orleans,
'"
*all " 41 " il 411 ? “"1,1 4
*elm.
'LflOl/004 t riaii*Ri tTagai l l.44aR16Mi ' Milha
-1; :i 11 121
thc etark , roimus..yriiiiiior a isu
Itott 111;:rX0-021Ld-4"44'vullt:Velittritir
fintitir 4 11 14Mk,MV 411 ' 4 '" ' U . . 4 151 - s
*4444,
---. , _--
v .... • ; tiv,t, TA' . %V ail':
AN.
" * ...r., , ,-w,,,10, -.1 ,a o it, NOberi
r i
' , die 0 !WO Tit•
sti.atgA ' , lvy , king rialther, and-has
Ad ..., , n War barest.
i • WC.. 11.01114114, forlittenOS Aneeitleated
Itli t : nma yeaterow -- - - •' . •
MAIM -tater.% 4 Chan, from Mallica, baring N.
ltat at blettaralnbro, galled 1 0 rh nit for Rio 3 emir°.
fol l tu Mgr it Kit.aill, fitituklpid, aalltd - from No
nni lk 101. fOr Philadelphia.' " .
Dan fa I Wni" A . Banks ; Bartlett, salted from Malaga
27th it; New York. - , ,
Dope -Laneaster, front 'Mto de Janeiro, with 8000
Nita ooffae,.was below New Orleans leth loot; also the
biotin& Toreat Ring, from de, with 4848 bags coffee.
srie.. Zenith, Deering, for Philadelphia, ramained at
Hanna 18th lost. Idg.
AMU lemma, of ffallfaX, fot New Yark or Philadel
phia, smiled fro n Tufts Island Nov Ed
Brig Male* Itridyck, ter Philaielphia, remained at
Itotterdaso.gu lost. mg, .... , .....
, silehil-R Peon, from Delaware City, arrived at Mr
/liven 21st ult. -- ,
1". golare Gen Morrison and 11,.Dash; henna, "mired at
.18tehington, NO, 22d inst.
:. , ..LBehrs 8 31 Jones, Jones, and Bud Shepherd, hens,
arrived at Wublngtoiii.Dl422d inst. •
Bohr Geo 0 Gibbs, Gibbs, from New York, at Mobile
17th hut.
Bohr Marellne, Sraness, for repairs Aid, Gamble,
with coal; Martha J Goose, Smith, and Margaret Plater,
Dituard, with iron, arrived at -Wilmington, lied, Mt 1
instant
Rohr fitreamlet, Downing, for Bristol, Pa, sallodfrom
Wilmington, Del. 2130 Met , .
Rohr '.lUtdotelViley,. for .Plilladelphia,. celled front
illohmond 20th. Inst. I
... Bohr G M RoberUon, Morrow, hence, wag COollMitriff
at di Thomas let coat—ae 20th ult.
Bohr Magnolia, Nieteraon, at 81 Thilidlit 20th ult.
from Trinidad, and 29th for Virlia WOW, to load
. for Philadelphia.
Rohr Julia Smith; Crowell, oleousd at Half Took 20th
inst. for Philadelphia. , -
~. Rehm John Oliver. Holmes, aced JIMA Wausiok, for 1
Witmloston, Del, olearod at Itallidelett 20th teat. -
e: - Pohr R I N emec. preriatalyretmle4. atillite On Boman
Beath, woo , got oil .womaliti of tank mat, and left for
NawNork, where she arriverljeslerdsy.
I t t a ct 4 :ka
s)s
lrvk kr
pawn,.
it Mk. MU
Et 411111 4 *Mt
tegttrpt
UM the Olti.
frAld;jll.
A ship 1111.11111.11 setae 111th hut, on the Moselle
'Shoals, showing a white algae( with • red ball in the
the *fors vessel, it Is 'lnferred, nisy be the Confi
dence, Oapt dears, wb%eh was cleared at New York on
the 25th October. Lt.. New °dean, by Minato Nelson
& dons—their private ideas' being a white bargee,wlth
red,balt In the centre. . ... •
She TIMM Milt ins Clarets near Eleuthera'. during
the „tate, gale off, 'oat plug, it .la feared may be the
barinelNeldon, which cleared at New York for Nehm
en', and had not arrived at the latter port at the last
,Llverpeol, Nov s—le3ortloading;s Curling, Curling,
and Mary Washington, Chapman, for Boeton, both in
Warren sad Thayerts line; J Foster, Jr, Abeel, Cara
van, Sands, and Albert Gallatin,„Delano, for N York;
Chas iidwin, Wiggin, for Key:West; 8 Jsoobs, Hender
son, for New Orleans; Gleaner, for San Francisco.
Adr ado North Briton, Is) Jones, for Portland Mb;
Bumps,: ($), for •Soston, viiaa Halifax, 20th; 'Calliope ,
Goodwin ,for Roston 20tb; Oity of Baltimore, (s)Lel'ob:
for New York lip; Africa, (e) Shannon, for do 18tb;
Washington White, for New Pork 6th; Ellen Austin,
Garrick, for do Bth; Henry Clay, Caulking, for do lath;
Manhattan; Dixon, for do ltithi-V W Brune, Landis, for
Baltimore 20th;,Palloonth, Derry, for dolOtb; Hermine,
Striiiker, for Oily Point soon; Samuel' Dunning, Bkol
field, for Millie soon; fit James, Colley, for N Orleans
is *few days; 4.1111111C111 Union, Otis, for do, to follow
the St James; Revenue, Robinson, for do with early de
epic:hi Bebe, Hansen, for Ban irandsoo 10th.
A. a . Tiloldad de Cuba 4th lust, Blur Monte Oilato,
Nottkup, N York -,
Ar at Gibers 7th Intl, barque Hebron, Shepherd, Ha
:: Ar, at Havana 10th lost, brig A AWRY Angel, New
port; 1 8 th, brig Regis, Block, Penertoola.
•-• steanwhip Granada; Berryman, Aspinwall;
,berque La Olguens, - Goeding, Portland; sobrs 'Suffolk,
fbrilth;llear Orleans;, Thomas Winona, Townsend, Mo
bile; G , W, Snow, Richardson, Jacksonville; 18th" brigs
lama , Drew, Savannah; John Hathaway, Smith, Martel.
Old 10th, barque imms Linmiln, Spates, New York;
18th, barque Corinthian, French do; brigs Denaark,
-Staples, Casimir* and Doctor; Pilobffish, Story,'Port
' nobs A - 11 Manchester, Peters, New Orleans.
At do 14th hut, barque Ardennes,Merals, for Charies
t JP, td procure a paw register; brig Nancy, for New Or
-1 taw, to prordirea new, register; sahr Buterprlse, Di
yine, for Jacksonville, to pronto a new Mem:
,Ar at idatanras 7th lost, barque Hesper, - Pertine, Li
verpool "Sid 7th last, barque Holdout, Mitchell, Port.
.lend; 11thi lirigs,llranns, Ilhurob., Wilmington, NO; A
,Blanebezd, Blanchard, Savannah. •• •
at lit Johns,,bll, let kilt, brigEoveris Bride, Ger
..
Halifen—Old 13th ` mai, ship Beth !Sprague, Protteau,
New York.
Ar at Bt John, lißillithAnat, brig 34 rag green, Marin i
Alexandria—, , •
Otd Ctiobeo,Vitti toot, barque Homo, McNeill,
Ohigow•
ARRIVALS'. AT, Tag PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
UP TO OTU O'OLoos Tan 'KOONING.
GIRARD, HOUSE—Chestnut street. below Ninth.
W•L Baird, Balt_• W W Wright, Balt
Dr'llN Zing, Natucket 831 pacifism, Del City
P Sinclair,•Beothink - ; Bey IM M Caldwell, Beg
3 W Oandleißoston , ' J Haldeman, Harrisburg
& Basler & Chili, A 'dais Beeler, Pittsburgh
E-W-Powt11;Oln '•• •• • D Currey, Del • ,
,Niel Currey, Del - • -" /avil Lute, N Y
Corson,,N•Y - • c 7 W Carrolton, Banta Pc •
Brig Clarremon; Santa Fe - '" T E'Davia & Is
7 Mullind to la; Hudson.. P. Cochran, Del
Mr loyalists; Mtge 'Bowman, N Y
A Johogon. N Y , .J J Barnett, Ts.
OilleN, N'Y I E Maxwell;
-Mrs Brown; N T ' Brawn, NY -
W P Smith A la, Nr" Mist Mamie. NY • ;
lIH MoPheison. grub'. ,
--. 0 Mae LeodrLoul grille-
Kra Bawman, Bel , Mrs Youoy, & 3 eh, N Y
'Bey T BeardoniEsalon • Chas Hall, Pa
B Hammett;BoidOis ' 0 T Refgbt, England
W Frost; N = Mrs Da Butte A ob, N
W Booboo, NT - J W I/airmen, N
Wm B Wood, Mate . 1i T Pall, N J
B • Oro H Batis,N
M Cherie; W arbitgion . J W Almick. N Y
lit;T Baker & • Donal!, Baltimore
JlELOppenhidmer,Charlei!nlldw Cohen, Baltimore 2 • •
Aug Battler; ' 8 B Keiazielt; Ind
Mr DoissldatniltimionS , Donaldson, Baltimore
.Mbus Niehole; Bostori_ - • A W,Mltchell r Omatt -
'.."101m Berstpw, Prorlienae
W BOgdiu,Niw Orleans X &McDermott. Detroit .
Obu H Bmitb 'Ttioe X EMEN Richmond
metritt, Del Chat Hoary, dbicao
MBROHANTIP HOTEL 7 Sotirth st"bplow Atah. -
Mr Bradford, N Y , Waite, If -
J Rosenthal, N 7 ,- t -- J Yutaka; Mass
Barber,- . • Gen J G Jamas. Pa
Mrs Groper. Maud' Chunk .G W Spangler, B Berlin
Mita Dlmmiek Mph Ohunk A D Markley; Mont co -
0 Spangler, York; Pa 0 Brogan & lajlel •
Miss Beasley. Del- 0 Beaaten'lr,•giel
T Hess, Baleen Hall J T Hero. vs,
A P Shiney,Na hi A Holman, Vs
W Mutter,N J ; -„ Mrs A.% -McClure, Chain.
Hon 3 11 - Yrot,Pa., - ;,:bereburg, Pa
N,D Oortright,Aleh.Ohnidi D Loweibera, Bloomebore
T fluder. MarttnabarSi;
8 V Saltaliell;Middletcia Wearer; Oolumbrov,o
WM SeaslomOkio , ' , 0 FlleetaiWilksabarre
'AV Man, Oat - W Hartley, Glenwood
B Woodward, Phila , B Stark. Wilke s barre
B W Wendell. Wllkeebarre J T yellows, Wilkesbarre
0 Ooltlagi, Wilkeabarre G P Parrish, Wilkesbarre ,
Ira Tripp, Pa : W B Bentley, Boston
Stewart,latokawanna
G 0 Hotchkiss; Brooklyn B Johnson, Lynn '
J A Ernoy, York. Pak - Alex Spangler, York ito, Pe
Mica A Unman, Ilartiebl Edw./ 14timan. Pa
Welsh '& Pk. Miss /lariats, Pa
Bilu Wallah; Pa, ,
•
tiN;ON•MOTELi4sych street, below Fourth. '
Mrs• Van Fileti-N•Y - - 0 0 Carpenter, Harrisburg
.1 . 13 Thusten,.ohio Focht, Pottedlle '
'ZAN:ander; Pa- • - 0 Weot, - Pklla
WII Wood; Jarsey'City ,ItteattA Flroterd, N ,
Anthony Powelson; N - A Morrison, Washington
D Epley, Barrbburg J Ileyberger, PIMA
M, G - W,Lattason & N E
Miller, Berwick, Pi. Joists Yager, Pequa, 0 -
lltMayee, Ili" - F F.ltobb, Tamaqua '
M Fibiele,N,Y !, •
J - MW,Gelet, Lancaster_ Jid Kuhn, MY -
BYlvian, N3' -$ E. Bleier, N
John Stewart, Lacks wanrits - T Moore, Salem, N J
T W : J Pend & la, Pa
FRANKLTN - MOOBl-4ltestnut divot, - above Tiiird•
„ D Stierp,M
0 W.. Cotton, N 0 Gentler, Washington
L N00k...17A - Ohne Story, NY , t‘
A N Hint, NY- - —B L Y
0 Parley, ,NY . • Wesley, Pa •
,/ Rodgers, N • °apt Stumm, 1:18 N'
Thee J Beach, Balt, , 'WE Barbers Philo
Übe o,Fietur,'Pottaville Dr Da Alrath, Phil'
Geo Hughes, N Y 311711nley,N J
.19 A% inter de la, Wisconsin - •
AMERIOAN HOTlllH.Oheetnut West, above Fifth.
B Sanford, N Y.. — • - J M Jennings, NY •
Dr 0 E Costal, Clos#4oo ,•- 31,eleenrIng, Ps
II Nesbit; Nd - J R Rooker, Cuba
Deoleelme. N Y P Blare: Del
8 0 Newman, Cal , • , • '4l M Phillips dr, la, Mo
D Cordell, Bt Louts • _W D Harrison & la,N
B McCreary; M
„Chunk, Id B obelbergr, Pa
Jae Drown, Ye • Herd Beall, Washington
W Oodles ;WY _ BJHumphries,NY
O B Bieharde, N Y W B Boblneon, Balt
NATIONAL HOTEL—Hue street, above Third.
o,Yanderwerker,Mash Prants, Lancaster
HJ Bralth, -Allentown , *IY -Welrosn, Allentown '
W Ermentront, jr, Ps- . .*J W Robley,- Lancaster ..,
i.tradlloger; : V Wadllni er, Allnetirillo , ,
3, Shriller, Pa' , NMI Rost, -,
Joshua 0,5m1y. • It B Seidel, Lebanon • .
H J Renear,Pottsvllle E (Bark & la. Lancaster
Mast Clark, Lancaster .8 B Rhoads, Pa -
Henry W Joins, Pa - - Pawl Lewis, Pa
A Hallett, Pa B P Wharton. N Y
Joe Anthony, Pottsville W-L Gray, Cresson
A M Gray, Pottsville 0 W Carr,,Pittetch •
A M Rattler, Reading 0 Beecher & la, P Grows
Mica Lebenzood -Rine Grove ,
HAUNT - 811.111 AP HOTEL-13econd rarest, below Tina
W Holt tc , la, Pa * A Wakefield, Pa *
0 Hagler & la, Pa,. G P Lee, Ps
J Heekonbrirg, is - L B Irani, Hatboro
L N Beck, Pa • A W Morton, Hatboro
W Okester,-Pa
IMAM( MAR INN - 41fth and Morefunit
.1 Wright, Philadelphia A $ Morris, Doyleatown
IS Kirk 'Scott, Loulavi.le
D Hiroblevlllo, Pa X Culp, Comb co, Pa'
W tilsogow, ff untlng , on co 0133nIth, Pa
A P Bifton, Maryland '1 11 noblneon, Lane co, Pa
,I - Dougberly, New Hostle* Win _Emhart, W °heater
L 11 Davis ft Is, W °heater B Garvey', Pa
fd A Modgeon, Pa ' A Hodgson, Pa
ee9.Hodgzon, Pa ' Lewis McDowell, Ps
MADISON gotiszLoitone. at., below Arch.
Insane, Downingtown - .
SV gln;pson. Savannah
Geo P James, Augusts, Oa - M P VcniClek, Honeadele
Semi B Cleaves, Pt Oarin n J B Townsend, Del
R Kennedy le, Plata, H 0 Ittidlin, Ohio
Robt A Jones, Ohio Thu a Mil ler, Ohio
glObartoiJr,24
BALD ,EAGLE—Third street, above Oallowhill.
L BrMein, - G Elsenhoth, Pottsville
A Lamb, OhertiVllle D Wortler, Pa
P Viraok, Norristown • Mne (Byrnes, Bethlehem
G Levan, Lancaster oo E Benner. flumneytown,
Mlu Bever, Bkatlegton, Pa J Hash, Beading
111401 C BUIL HOTNIs—ThErd iL; ab. Oadlowhill.
A Trail, Allentown ' A /Erdman, Millereton
P Otifeltar, ,Alentiosn .' . J Bodloff, Hamburg
D Allleseh, Pa ' ' ' L Roads, Byborry ,
D V Bitter: Hamburg ' - 1 Batter, Berke eo
M.Oooper, Pa - . ' L Lebo, Millersburg
N Vitiates, Eittlleiebilti. ,
,
, -
MOUNT !B NON HOTHL—Bsoond at., above Arob.
A'V Olark,,Bliiirs; Pa -W H Ottani, - Bimini, Pa
OH, Johnson, Phil& ' -.V' H Howard, williamsb , g
4 H Pattereott, Williainsbl Oil Bird, New York
7 Armetiong, N 7 -,-. i 0 Armstrong, N 7
It 0 Porter, IC 1 • . '.. •
An EXoel.int flair e.-301eSillin
Th.BLE DPP le superior every re
spe_ot to the mealy articles on sale for changing the oolor
of the fail. It Is the only Dye which will produee, IN.
2TANTAREpTILY L the stKot, °there requiring several
reiiikideomplete.theiperation. ,Persons with white,
red, or grey reillskOrit; can haVa them dyed of a, beautiful
bray I, slaok, de ohsetnnt eidmy by fie rue. Prepared
only by Rama #/31IL, Perfumer and Chemist, V '
Ptreirt,?ind far isle by all Druggists. zi22.6t.
;Va ! lttl Market Street,
Imioitet Jewelry, Silver
1414,,PAted,Witeainitlisas goods constantly on hand,
Till subsorlbei, paying eash for !ray article, ie iniebioi
Wit well tit ',ll4l*ailittaiuite4. ffiseTipAL,
'FOREIGN' PORTS
Spocial Nonce!).
tl The Senate et MUM at a recent
pad merited compliinebt to the Galen of Germany,
Ottrtstoph Wilhelm Ifoollend,.by. ordering the erection
of a monument to his memory In the pity of Berlin., If
any men deemed well Olds countrymen, certainly hat
man was Dr. Rutland ; foraWhile by his teachings he
revolutionised the Whole syetem of medicine, his well.
digested preparations carried relief into erey home in
the laud ; and at his death he WOO mourned as a bane•
inter of the nation.”---L °odes Times, October, 1881.
- Those celebrated medicines, the German Bittern and
Balsamic, Cordial, are piepared in this country only by
Dr..o; 'al. JACKSON, 418 Aroh street, Philadelphia,
and aro fir Sale by drugglets and storekeepers through-
out the United States, Canada'', West Indies, and South
America. Price 18 cents par bottle. ItddcitW
Wines Crnekers.—Ladies who mny desire
delicate food, free from all feveriell tendency, should
eat frequently -of WINK'S FARINA CRACKERS.
These let kindly upon the stomach, and impart to the
whole system a plesient invigoration, and renewed
strenßlh.
They are one of the very beet hinds of nourishment
ever Introduced Into the nursery.
TM pure and get those stomped with the name or A.
WING. These are the only true Farina ()racket* made
One•Prloe Clothing of the Latest Styles, and
made in . the best manner, expressly for aeralL SULU&
We mark our lowest selling prices in 'cam 1.101.01114
On eat& article. All goods made to order are warranted
setlefaetory, and our one-yawn averse! Is atrial, ad
hered to. We believe this to be the only fair way of
dealing, as thereby all are treated alike.
.TONBB Se CO.,
604 MARKIIII Street.
BurnetV a coooatne.
BIIRNICTVO 0000AIMI
A atingle application tandem the hair—no matter hoW
'stiff and dry—soft 'and glow for several days. It Is
2 . 118 BUT .1:1111 CIIHAPPST Mint DRIIIMIXIS ra TIM
Wonfm. HASSARD & CO., Twelfth and Chestnut Ste.
Sole Agents. For sale by dealers generally, at 50 ota per
bottle. nelo•tf
1150, 1350, ROO, $OO, 1160 i $5O, WO, s6o.
SINGER'S SEWING 711t60/11NRE1.—PRIORS BE-
V:WED.—A new. and elegant Family Hewing Ma.
chips for $ lO, and the general scale of pricier, greatly
reduced. All who want • , substantial, simple, and re•
liable Sewing Machine, which has 11l established repu
tation, for doing the very beet work on every kind of
material, are invited 'RI call at our Mike and exambe
the new machinee, at the reduced prices. They can.
not fill to be satisfied. I. M. SINGER & 00.,
nos-t 122 No. 602 CIEUCOTNIIT Str eet.
litronohltls.—Plany prevalent and fatally tend
leg diseases are toff comprehended under the term
"Bronchitis i" In all of them the membrane of the air
passages Is more or less affected. They resemble con.
gumption in sympteme and fatality, and in many cacao
actually endln, ,, phthials.ii The PERUVIAN SYRUP
is elonally beneficial in such cases, and has matched
many from premature gram.
_ llor sale in thin city by P. Brown, corner Birth and
Chestnut, Rassard & 00., corner Twelfth and
Chestnut. nfik.d&Wtf
Seamen , . Saving Fund , —Northwest Worner
Of Second and Walnut atreets. Receives deposit'
In sums of One Dollar and upwards, - from all
classes of the community, and allows interest at the
rate of dye per cent. per annum.
Ofiies open daily, from 9 until 6 &Week, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 in the evening. President,
lfranklln'lell; Treasurer and Secretary, Charles M.
Morris
Grover de Balcer,rCelebrated Family Sewing
MACHINES.
A NNW ISTILS-PRION PO.
TZO 081131 . 1111P2 SUM, PHILLIIIMPIIIA
These Machines new from two spools, and form a
Begun of unequalled strength, beauty, and elasticity,
which will MOT rip, even it OMy fourth stitch be out
They are unquestionably the beet In the market for
Lanky use.
oolGtt , BIND NON A 011100 Lit.
Sating Fund.—Ylve Per Vents In .
NATIONAL MINTY TRUST COMPANY, WALNUT
Street, B. W. corner of THIRD, Philadelphia. Money
received In any atm, large or smell, and interest paid
from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Money is reeeised and payments made daily, without
wiles: The inssetments are made in Real Istate,
Mortgages, Ground Rents, and sueh first-class recur!.
ties as th charter requires. Oelce hours, from 9 woke*
In the morning mitt( 6 &slosh in the afternoon, nd or
Monday sad Thursday overdose until S °Wont. fen
marriages.
On the 11th instant, by Rev. Dr. Cole, WM. WHITS
JONES and RINMA MATILDA DRIVERS, all of this
°ity.
On Monday, 22d instant, byßov. Dr. Morton. HAZEA
HADDOOK to NAMUR 14., daughter of A. N. Mate,
Rrn , all of thin oily. '
"On Monday morning, 22d November, by Rev. A. A.
Willitta,' JOHN' 8. BTAIRB and ANNA 8., eldest
daughter of John M. Kennedy, Etg , of Philadelphia.
[Halifax, N. 8., papers please eopy.) er
On the lath' instant, by Rev. Richard O'Connor,
DENNIS B. RDLLY, of Ilellrrille, to BUIE T ,
daughter of James McClookoy, Esq., of West Phila
delphia.
On the 18'h Met., by Re,. J. D. Carte, Mr. MERRY
LIILENBAIJOH to Mice KATE! Rolm..
On the 10th April, 1858, by Rev. Wm. Euddasd, 7D D.,
THEODORE R. OERLSOHLAGER, Esq. to Mien
IRENE J. WALLAOB. eldest dasgbter pt J. ,Wilson
W 6111.00, Req.. all of this city:
On the 20th Instant, by Rev, Father Brannegan,
THOMAS NRWMAR, of Paclfle City Mille county,
lowa, to COBB, of this city,
iDeatho.
On Monday' morning, 221 instant, Mm. ANN BM ZA
TAYLOR, relict of Mr. Bankton Taylor.
Her friends are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral, wl'hout farther notice.. from her late resi
dence, at Bristol, Pa., on Wednesday morning at 11
o'clock... , The funeral services will be at the Episcopal
Church, it 12 o'clock, precisely
A beat, leaves Chestnut-A.3st wharf at 8 o'clock,
and Wainnbetreet whirl at 10 o'clock. *o'
On the 15th instant, In New York, REUBEN JEF
11BRY, infant, only child of Edward and Ma-y Taylor,
aged the ars. •
On 2oth instant, ISABELLA HAMILTON, wife
of-James Hamilton; aged 82 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are roped
-
folly invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her brother-in-law, Samuel Hackett, No. 220 Dia
mond street, above Fifth, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at
1 o'clock. To proceed to Odd Fellows' Cemetery.. " tr
On the 20th instant, JOSEPH H. MAGEE, son of
the late Hugh 8. Magee, aged 88 years.
The .relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of his mother, 826 Vine street, this (Tuesday) morning,
at 10 o'clock, without further notice.' To proceed to
Glenwood Cemetery
On the 21st !natant,. SARAH FLECK, In the 78th
year of her age
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her son-in-law, Wm. 8 Hart, No. 1228 North Tenth
street, above Girard avenue, on Wednesday afternoon,
at 1 o'clock, without further notice. it*
On the 20th instant," JAMES THOMAS.
The friends and relatives are invited to attend the
funeral, from his late residence, No. 221 Acorn alley,
on Wednesday id ternoen—to meet at 1 o'clock, and pro.
reed to Lebanon Cemetery. **
On the Slat instant, ANN GLEASON, aged 20 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect;
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her brother-in-law, Martin Heenan, Bprlng Garden
street, above Twelfth, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 1
o'clock, without further notice. To proceed to Oaths.
drsl Cemetery.
Suddenly, on the 20th instant, In the 67th year of her
age, Mrs. SARAHLHOWELL. ,
Her friends and those of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
daughter, No 120 Oar/ton street, this (Tuesday) morn
ing, at 10' o'clock. To ,proceed to Woodlmids Ceme
tors.
On the 20th instant, JOSEPH, son of Charles and
Xllenleleys, aged 26 menthe.
07. West Philadelphia lastitate.—A. special
meeting of tho membets'will be held at the la•
stitute Building, Tflill (Tuesday) IWENING at TX
o'clock, for the transaction of Important fmancial Mai
nen. • i/oMaki MILLI R,
lt* President.
g:Union Prayer illeeting.—The Churches of
the Third and Fourth Presbyteries, in this city,
old their first UNION PRAYER hiERTINO, for
the present season, in the First Presbyterian Church,
(Rev. Mr. BARNRB,) TRIB A VTERNOON at 4 o'clock.
The pnbilo aro invited to attend.
Philadelphia, November 28,1858. Mie
MThe Eighteenth Anniversary of the
PHILADALPHIA LADIES , SOCIETY IN AID
E SWISS MISSION IN CANADA, will be held
in JAYISEPB "MALL, on TIIIEGIADAY„ November t 6,
at 7M P. M. Addresses from' Drs. Brantley, Goddard,
Chambers, and others.
"Madame Yeller and Um Mr. Lafleur, of the Mission,
are to be present.
Admiesion Pres. All are invited
ffe The East Mebane) Railroad Company.
The undersigned CommisStoners (bung two of
those named in the Act of Incorporation of said Cow.
panyndo hereby appoint the Eighth day of December
A. D. 11358, between the hours or, ll A. M. and 2 P. M.
of cold day, at No. 414 I.ll3ltAltY Street, above 'Fourth
Street, In said city, for the Subscribers to the Stock of
said Company to meet to organise the Company, and to
elect, as provided by law, a President and Twelve DI
/edam, to serve according to law. . .
ROWLAND JONRD,
P. N. BUCK.
Po ILADILPUIA, Nov. 22,1858. n023-12w
age Farmers , and Ale,
mamma, November
At an election held on tl
the following named Stockh
TORS of this Bank :
0. A. Mercer, I Tames E. Caldwell,
Edwin M. LeVIIII t Lindley Smith,
le►eo S. Waterman, Joseph Harrison Jr.,
John Aid/hunt, William 11. Weodward,
George W. Barnum, Robert V. Massey,
Anthony J. Antelo, Joshua B. Lippincott,
James R. Oampb 11,
And at a meeting of the Directors this dap, S. A.
111111RONS, . was unanimously re-elieted President;
Edwin u. Lewis, Eso , Vice President, and William
hueliton, Jr., Cashier,
n2B kt W. RUSITITON, Jr., Cashier.
!chattles , Bank.••l4lllii...
22d, 3858.
the 15th or November. 3888,
holden were elected DIREO-
a. Mechanics , lennk•
u5a22,1859.
At in election held on'tl
gentlemen were chosen DI.
yOU
Joseph B. Mitchell, Charles Leland,
'Robert Steen, Louie Jungerich,
Davie Pearson, William Gaul,
William A. Drown, Immo P. Baker,
William B. Thompson,l D Roeengarten,
John 0. Davie, ; Benjamin W. Tingley,
Ebenezer Maxwell.
And at a meeting of the. Board this day, /DUPE B.
BUTOIIIILL. Rs , waa unanimously elected. President;
George H. Stuart, Seq., Vice President, and
n2.3.8t JOS. G. MI rOIIELL, Cashier.
—Philadelphia, No►enl-
he 15th lest. the following
IRECTOR3 for the ebonies
ta.o Dank of Comma
TERMER 22, 1868,
At an *lsamu for D IB
inst., the following were a
via:
Adolph E. Boris,
Wm. E. Bowen,
Charles U. Wisher,
Wm. W. Longstreth,
Edward°. Knight,
Thomas B Wattaon
Peter Callen,
And at a meeting of the
BORIS was unanimously r:
Nigher Vine President, and
n2B•tuthd:e•Bt
co.—Philadelphia, No.
OTORB. hold on the 16th
oetn toilhe awing year,
Jno. McAllister, Grocer,
Newcomb B. Thopson,
B. W .
Thomas 0. James,
John It. Wilmer, -
and
George X. Ziegler.
Board held this day, A. D.
:.oleoted President ; Roiney
James 0. Donnell Cashier .
. 0. DONNELL, Oaehier.
nk of Pennsylvania.—
ovember 22, 1858.
eld Mit last , the following
oily elected DIRECTORS of
Err Commercia l Btu
FumantiLima, Nc
At the annual election, he
Stoakholdera were unenlmot
Mao Bank, vls :
Joseph Jones, , Richard Williams,
George Paley, , William Miner,
Daniel Haddock, Jr., John Trocka,
John M ' Marie, Thome Williamson,
Mahlon Williamson, P. Jenks Smith,
Joe hoe Lippincott, Michael V. Baker,
..
- John Garrett.
And at a meeting or the B oa-d; held this day, JOS.
JONBS, Ise , was unanlinocuely re•elental President for
the ensiling year.- - • - -
M. ~. i .. • . • , 11, O. P4M111,18, Oill;lor, .
..
ATM PitEK-6PITELAtakiII
Ec*lntervale et Po nneelentilit,—Lnw bee
Pet ItlilittiNli.. , Alte A tulivereety oretloo, Wore
umni, wilt be delivered, et itie!llall or ebis Veil'.
'rereity, by the_ tlon, IY.tiititetbi M. littittlialltili, on
TuunliDAY, Noeinibet ON MO 1 1 , Itt. Tickets eon
be obtelned on atilliiMilld to
J. /brio/till tietea f HO Ateh Meet,
W. It WM, lill rii Walnut.
'3 . 01111 t., biome AIF, 19 i 0111 011011*
Z I' , Mien. illi Odel l leili.
11. einedeman ) Mb teett beventle.
W. N. Julien ) Ilii VA 13116,
TContolidtinink Intilik , Arlillitinfiplint, Ng*
fattaah NC Mao.
it oloottoa old oft 01a.1.0111, WA., the , follPwing
;gentleman Wets oltatoti Iliniivtum§qr this Hook to
aorta thoootuin yaat i 0 1i? •
imam! Y, Watioa, Aliniltmq EL Wolf, ,
• David Daylm, load ph n notunC ,
nubort P ifitylof, ptildo P, Wilton, ,
oadrgo Dl, Ktfislor, atm H. Itelogbarit,
Thatttaa , I ,Atag. Jaitialt CI Abbott,
William L. MO, lilimuol H. Vambiaeo,
N a Oliskiei 11 Willitkom
Mot at A mooting of the Ward of DittliStOrei beta thlo
day, SAatt4B V, tivieltillti , - Math it,* utiatitmouity re•
olootoa litottdout,
10 .1 0101 Pkt N, N 30118014 Oasior.
l t _.l._.
imA Passport to Bustuoss.-oood Business
Writhig, °Boner, wham than anything else,
ponthhio„tho William. And thin can no
rebate la' so suetwasfally acquired as Them YANT &
TRATTON% tdaraaatna Students
make astonishing proatoes. Mattes day and sliming.
A thorough bourse of - practise In Book-keeping, illus
trated by IitABBSOBIPT MB taken front AOTUAIs
BUBINESS, rosy be had at this Institution; 001 for
Oatstsgus
Notice.—Mho Cor■ of the, Second, and
Tldrd•etreot Rellway Qompany leave bite
and ItIOEIMOND every five minutes. Parents
and (luerdiane are requested to mutton children egtinst
hinging en to or mining with the oars, that pecidents
may be avoided. n22-St
pg. Milne,' Meats Union Prayer Meeting
ANNIPXREIART.—Thie will be held on TUESDAY
Narr, 28d lust., in JAYNE'S HALL, at 113 o'clock,
procieely. lieu. JOHN OFIABIDERS will preside, (it
being ministers , day,) and a number of our most
owl
nrat opeakere, including come of our business 'Men,
will participate. A meeting of intense intermit is an
ticlentod. (lore all who can n2o•St*
rre. Bayard Taylor. Esq., before the reOple's
LITERAEY INSTITUT, in Concert BAB,
VeURSDAY EVENING, Nev. 25. OnbJeet—""Lite in
the North." Single Tickets 25 cents. Por ode at the
Bookstores. at'
Notice.—The Board of Managers of
TUB LEHIGH VALLEY Ral MAD COM
PANY have THIS DAY declared a Dividend of Three
per Oent on the Stock of the Company, payable in
Clash, clear of State Tax, for the Six breaths ending
Mat October, 1858.
Interest at the rate of Six per Cent. per Annum will
be paid on the Stook of the Company, in Stook, for the
Six Months ending 80th day of Apri', 1818
Payable to the Stockholderx, or their legal repreeen
tativea, on and after the let December, prox ,at , the
Mee of the Company, No. 803 WALNUT Street, i
J. N. HUTCHINSON, Treasurer.
Philadelphia, Nov. oth, 1888. call-tathaatdeel
Woad Companies and Human Life.—
The legal duty rf all Railroad lompantes to adopt
at once, promptly and generally, precautionary improve
ments of trird and undoubted valve, calculated to
save life and mitigate danger, needs no argument to
convince a thinking man. Bat, unfortunately for the
people and thastockholders, there are quite too many
of those in authority who - do not eufficiently realize
their responsibility in this matter. Their thoughts are
occupied about too many other things ; their duties aa
Superintendents are clearly not their sole thought and
study. Large fortune. are accumulated in a few years
from email salaries, and the verdant masses of the com
munity look up to our railway officials as if they were
the Great Mogul. But lot us ask how many of them
perform their duties with a mingle eye to the Interests
of the Stockholders, and the safety of their employees
and the precious lives that are daily committed to their
keeping Suppose, for instance, as was suggested a
few years since that a seat be provided In front of each
locomotive, and ono of the directors required to ride
in front of each passenger train, bow long would it be
before the aforesaid officer's would make the inquiry' of
their merhanice : Are our treius arranged to stop as
soon as they possibly can be I We also have a profound
conviction that they would have an earnest desire,
also, to bold the reins themselves when in that posi
tion. This may be a Aron caies, but it is directly to
the point. It is MISOLUTE FOLLY and the TRIIIIZST STU-
Pinrti to run a railroad train a moment without giving
the foremost men upon it, of his own voliticn, thepower
to arrest it instantly, if required. The time, we trust.
is not far oft when men high in authority, In receipt of
princely salaries, can condescend to give these minor
(to them—primary to the traveller and stockholder—)
subjects a little of their attention. It is an unfortu
nate fact for the loterests of railroad corporations, that
comparatively few smart, able men work for salaries.
The men of thought, and men of action, are their own
employers; they have the forethought and judgment to
adopt apd get the benefit of improvements before they
are driven into them by publio sentiment or legisla
lion. We wish it were folly understood by railroad of.
fivers that the sitcom of all great enterprises le de
pendent upon attention to little things.
An officer may neglect improvements calculated to
produce ect nomy or Improve work, or anything of that
character; but to neglect any precaution for the safety
of human life, or the control of the fearful momentum
Inherent la every moving train, is a fearful responal
ty for any man to assume, and we undertake to say that
no manpoaseseing the qualifications for a Railroad Su
perintendent will neglect to give attention to one de
vices for one moment. It is, or rather ought to be the
mast important thought of a Superintendenttnbusiness,
to anticipate and prot , de the antidote for every danger
to which his train is liable. A man of sufficient &bill,
ty and conscience thr the position would hardly rest
until satisfied that be bad performed his whole duty in
this mutter. It ie perfectly idle for a President or
Superintendent to say, or endeavor to quiet his con,
science by saying, that nothing will happen to us, we
are all eght ard safe ; to be sure, accisents have oo
curred, but we never shall have another train out or
time—s e never shall have another axle break, of wheel
either; our retie are all right. Tie cattle along one
road are better educated now; nobody will ever place
°Wrestler's on Our track, or pry open the rails. All
the vitiates and rogues are in State Prison (What a
blessed thing it would be if this latter charm were
fact! We wonder where some railway managers would
be then.)
Amirante will occur, that escape the most rigid urn
tiny. Wheels brook when least expected, axles dtrtdi
,Us-ditta, chairs also. Murderous villains will place
obstrn Mew on the track, and numerous cave. oors
spire to make a 'tempt, stoppage at the train a ire-.
quent necessity. It will not do, Messrs. Railway o8;-
core, for you to say in reply to this. you are bored t 4
death by tow improvements of all Forts, end do not
know what or how to decide; ynn ought to know; an
i f you do not, you should confide in the better judg
ment of those who do. It is a poor way to shirk your
responsiblity by saying these are the opinions of some
over-sanguine inventor, and entitled to no considera
tion. They are stubborn facts, which we are prepared
at all timee to substantiate. We make no statements
we are not prepared to prove ,• and we think we have
given a su ffi cient amount of thought and study to the
subject of railroad accidents to know who will pro
duce- the largest amount of a • fety in railway transit.
Oar familiarity with railroad mechanism dates bask as
ler as 1832, and we are egotistic enough to think that we
cannot be charged with being a novice. Perhaps the
created amount of difference in our ease, as against
that of moat inventors, le thief We never came be
fore the public until we had a Mel, PROT ID, AIM Fait-
FOOTED ittrosTioN; we consequently have never had
to nosey anythlog.
We wish railroad officers to understand es early es
possible that we are not to be classed with those who
present them improv3mente of untried and doubtful
value, nor do we sell patent rights and ask compani.a
to Incur the expenses and trouble of experiment,. We
know just exactly what we propose to do, and we In
tend to do it, end we also intend that every railroad
company in the Union shall adopt this Improvement or
some o' her equally as good for the purpose
It into be hoped that the time Is nearly at hand when
railroad trains shall be better controlled than hereto
fore. There has been altogether too much trusting to
Suck In thole matters, and It will not do We urge all
companies to adopt our improvement at once, while
we are selling cheap ; you will come to it; gentlemen,
and you will evince your "wisdom end forethought by
acting promptly and buying it while you can (cheap) ;
and as an evidence of our good faith and honesty of
purlieu, we will say that we will tarnish the machines
for the entire passenger equipment of any road, and
will allow four months trial before settlement, sod each
company shall be its own judge as to whether the im
provement is desirable This precaution, we under
take to say will prom.' te the security of life and pro
petty in rai lway trains to an extent hitherto uoknown,
or, to use the laconic language of the late Nicholas
Dean, Its universal adoption would mark a new era in
the safety of life and property convoyed by railroads.
We refer, in conclusion, to any of the officers, enci•
nears, or master-mechanics of the following radii
Hudson River Cleveland and Toledo, Terre Route and
Richmond. Michigan Central, Old Colony and Pall
River, Panama, ,ke&e.
U.S. RAILROAD OAR-BRAND CO.
No. 81 PINE 13t., N. '3f.:
W. G. CR111151311, See y
Kre University of Pennsylvania.
OZPARTMBNT or
MINH% ARTS, AND MANUIPAOTITRINI.
°mB or IS6B-1850.
The winter mane of Instruction in this Deportment
wilt commence on THURSDAY, December 24 , 18613 and
will be coot sued as follows :
SILOHAIIIICS AND OtillfiSTßY.
Prof. JOHN P. FRAZER, Monday and Thursday, at
4 P. M.
OROLOGY AND NINIR/LODT
Prof. OITAKLICS It. TRIM°, Tuesday and Friday, at
4 P. M.
OIVIL NNOINNZItiNG, 1111AVNTINO, AND CoNATRUOTION.
Prof. PAIRMAN ROGIBBB, Monday and Thursday, at
11 P M.
Prof. E. OTIB KENDALL.—A. Course of Nathan:titles
may be followed by those who desire to do so, under the
direction of the Professor of Mathematics.
The Lectures will be amply illustrated by Modele j
Drawirge, and Epechnena
The Oeureee may be attended either singly or together.
ARRANORMICNT OP 00IIRFB.
PROF. FRAZER.
Tasoitr or Mroussics: and its appliestion to the
construction of machines,
Oilmen : its ltreorlee, *did the proportion of bodies,
and their compounds: its application* in the arts
PRO?. KENDALL.
APPLIRD M ITRIZMATICB Trigonometry, Prilatleal
Aatrononny, Theory Instrumento and obeervationa.
OITIL ENOINIMINO: EitIKVEYINO: triangulation and
compass, linear, mining. and hydrographio 1111rYbylOg.
CONSTIMOTION: strength of materials, nunovry, fram
ing, and the special applications to railroads, canals, and
waterworks.
. • • -
GEOLOGY, as applied to the origin ' order, and geo
graphical distribution of reek formatlons, and lie prac
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ture.
MINERALOGY, SS applied to the constituent materials
of rocks, the external and chemical character of ores
and mineral substances, the r connection with the va
rious rock formations ; sal their uses In metallurgy and
manufactures.
AttendaLee upon these courses le entlraly voluntary,
and they are not (annealed with the ordinary College
iwnructione.
le any one Course. $5 00
For the whole Aortae, Including Mathematical In
struction 15 00
The lectures Mil be continued until the end of March.
For Tickets, apply to Frederick Dick, Janitor, at the
University—North Building. And for Information re
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LlTrhiludelphta and Darby Railroad Com-
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of the Philadelphia and Darby Railroad Company will
be held at the BLUE BILL TAVERN, Twenty. fourth
ward, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, the 24th Inst.,
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IV 0T IC E.—PLANS FOR THE Di-
PROVERENT OP FAIR MOUNT PARK (Le
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under the authority of an ordinance of the lilty Conn
elle A prominm of S5OO will be awarded to the au
thor of the plan which le seleotrd, and $250 will be
paid to the author of the plan nett in excellence.
Peery plan must be accompanied by an estimate, and
must be cent to this °Moe on or before February 15,
1859. The selection will be made by the Committee on
City Property. Those who desire to compete are in
♦lted to call at this office, where farther Information
will be tarnished.
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- AGENTS IN PARIS AND NEW YORK,
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.lE , egat Notices.
iN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OW PHILADELPHIA.
ROBINS POWELL & CO. vs. JACOB L. WEN
DELL Vend Ex. September Term, 1868. No. 88.
The Auditor appointed to make distribution of the
fund in Court, arleiug from the sale by the Sheriff un
der the above writ of all that certain cottage buil, -
log, stable, and coach house, with shed appurtenant
thereto, and the lot of ground whereon the same are
erected, aultnate on the south Ode of Daring street, at
the distance of 120 feet eaetwa•d from the east side of
Thirty-sixth street, In the Twentploarth ward of the
Oity of Philadelphia, containing in front on Earths
street 70 feet, and In depth 193 feet, to the middle of a
thirty feet-wide street, extending from Thirty-fifth
to Thirty-seventh street," will attend to his duties on
TUESDAY, the 7th day of December, A. D. 1868, at
4 o'clock P. M., at his office No. 630 WALNUT Street,
in the city of Philadelphia, when and where all parties
in interest are required to present their claims pr else
be debarred from coming In upon the said fund.
n023.10t THOMAS J. DIEHL, Auditor.
3 1 000 YARDS •
ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS
FOR CASH,
JUST MIMED TO TUE FOLLOWING
WAY LOW PRIONB:
$0.87 1-2
$l.OO
$1.12 1-2
$.1.25
These goods are the BEGULAR MAKE OF BIM.
BELL (not Tapestry,) and most of them are very good
quality.. Purchasers will find it to their advantage to
call before buying elsewhere.
Mao, in afore, a great variety of English Tapestry,
Brussels, and Velvet; oleo, Ingrains and Venitlans, all
of which will be sold, for OABEI, at pease finite as low
as goods of the same quality can be bought in thie
country.
REEVE L. KNIGHT, Impoi•tor,
262 BOUT"( SECOND BTREIM, ABOVE SPRUCE
1222-24,27,29&61-if
UNION BANK.
II I B 13 A. N lc.
N. E. CORNER Or THIRD AND ARCH STREWN
Will be Open for Business
WEDNESDAY, TRH 94TH INSTANT
DISCOUNT DAYS,
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
n2l-St Jain LESLEY, Cashier
PERRY'S BLANK, BOOK
AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT,
S. W. CORNER FOURTH AND RAGE.
PREMIUM AWARDED
By the FRANKLIN INSTITUTE for Manufacturing
Superior Account Books
FIRMS intending to open new Books on the first of
the Year, can select from a good Mock on band, or have
them mode in any desired style In a superior manner.
BOOK-BINDING of every description executed in
the finest and most substantial manner. at low prices.
MAGAZINES bound from 60 cts. to $2 60 per volume.
AMMO bound in a new and handsome style, from $1
to $3.
OLD FAMILY BIBLES rebound, to look and wear
equal to new.
FERRY'S BOOK-BINDERY,
FOURTH and RAGE.
Oldest established Bindery in Philadelphia. 023-2 m
N EOTIOE.—SEOURED AND TO BE SEEN
11 at the EXOLIANOE, HOTEL, No. 77 HOOK
Street, Philadelphia (late 001.11. B. Jones's), a very
large BEAR, from the Northern Mountains, supposed
Mhe one of the largest ever taken in this Conotry,
weighing near 400 pounds. J. °MINSTER,
nogg-It# Proprietor.
rpm's! TOYS I ! TOYS !! I—The cheapest
1 TOYS, and best assortment. Felling at lowest
reduced rates. (fall early to secure the choice.
W. TILLER, Importer,
a2341t No. 24 South FOURTH Street.
VALUABLE ORNAMENTS FOR PAR
LORB ere Mfe•Ske Photograph,; Oil made, lonly
at REIMER'S GALLERY, No. 60 and 017 North
BEOOND Street, above Green. lt*
CRARY'S PATENT BRICK MACHINE
and BRICK KILN, are now offered, with full
guarantee to perform in a Tory superior way as regards
east, quality, and quantity. Address J. W. CRARY,
care of I. P. MORRIS & CO., Port Richmond Iron
Works, Philadelphia.
N. B. I will take an Interest with any one who wishes
to engage In the manufacture of Brick in Philadelphia,
and guarantee that Brick can be made at one half the
omit of the common proem. no23•Sw* T. W. 0.
ippusslA AND AMERICAN TARRED
JAW CORDAGE, &emend a'zes, manufactured and for
Bale by WEAVER, FITLER & 00.,
n2B NO. 28 N. WATER St , and 22 N. Wharvee.
EDT)KING GLASSES.
JAMES S. EARLE a SON.,
Mannfactnrere of LOOKING GLASSES for MAN
TELS, PIERS, & SIDE WALLS, of every else, style,
and shape.
Pier Tables, Cornices, Brackets, Ooneols, of new and
elegantdealgne; and
PICTURE PRAWNS, with 'frames 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 PAINTINGs 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 Poni
ard in Mahogany and Walnut framed Locking alateee,
to which they invite the attention of country customers.
JAMES S. EARLE &'OOIP,
510 OUEBTNUT STREET,
°MIMS TEE GISMO SOUSE,
Udall 1111rn &Tao.
OPENEDTO-DAY,
SEVERAL GASES OF
NEW GOODS
OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
JUST REOEIVED PER 1 . VANDERBILIy ,
FANCY' BILKS, BAYADERE DO., TWO-PLOUNOED
ROBES, EVENING SILKS, MOIRE ANTIQUE,
VELVET POPLINS, PLAIN BLACK POPLINS,
EMBROIDERIES, EVENING DRESSES, &c., &o.
THOMAS W. EVANS & CO.,
818 & 810 CHESTNUT STREET.
m23.8t
F SEASONABLE
IR PRIOES, adapted to
• LLEB, RETAIL.
FINE STOOK
DRY GOODS AT TA
FIRST•OLASS $
Irish Focht's, Flannels,
Fancy Silks. Blankets,
Lupin's Mer!nom Oonnterpanes,
Broahe Shawls, . Table Linens,
Now style Cloaks • Napkins,
Woollen Skalds, . Table °mere,
Oloak Moths, j Shootings,
Wool Plaids, I Ehlrtings,
Wanda Travers,l Druggets,
Figured Dierinoes, i TOWelltriga,
Mona Do Laines, I Dimling, &o.
EYRE Sc LANDELL,
FOURTH AND AROH STREETS
CASTOR BEAVER CLOTHS, FOR LA
DIES' CLOAKS.
BIBB= TRIO() CLOTHS. •
RUM D BRAVER OLOTIIB.
PLAIN BLACK CLOTHES,
OLOPH ()LOAM, NAGLANO, ko , Ica
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARON STENSTO
NEW CLOAKS
OPENING EVERY DAY
AT lIINI
PARIS MANTILLA AND CLOAK EMPORIUM.
FINE BEAVER CLOAKS
RICH VELVET CLOAKS.
MOURNING CLOAKS.
MISSES' CLOAKS,
OPERA CLOAKS.
MIX'D BEAVER CLOAKS
The Largest Assortment in the City.
AT Um
PARIS MANTILLA & SLOAN. mmromum,
US CHESTNUT STREET,
J. W. P R 00TO R & 0 O.
n 23
ENGLIS HOSIERY,
FOR
LADIES,
GIINTLEM&N,
CHILDREN'S WEAR.
L. J. LEVY & 00.
Have received, per steamer KANGAROO, a complete
assortment of the best makes of
ENGLISH HOSIERY,
Made especially for their
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
GENTLEMEN'S
MLR, LAMB'S WOOL, MERINO,
AND
COTTON SHIRTS and DRAWERO
BILK, MERINO, LAMB'S WOOL,
AND
COTTON DOUBLE-BEET HAM HOBE.
LADIES' and MISSES'
DAMMAM AND MBRINO VINITS AND DRAWERS
THE CELEBR&TED
IRISH BALBRIGGAN HOSE,
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED
LADIZE , and CHILDREN'S
FLEECY COTTON HOSE.
CHILDREN'S CLOTH AND VELVET LEGGINS
809 & 811 CHESTNUT STREET.
n22-St
NEW SILK ROBES
STEAMER VANDERBILT
L. J. LEVY & CO.
Rare received, by the eteamer Vanderbilt, a case of neat
TWO-PLOONOED SILK ROBES,
OF TUB
LATEST MANUFACTURE,
AID
NII,WEEIT EITYLBS,
Which they will open on
MONDAY MORNING.
809 and 811 ORESTNUT 81reet.
MOURNING CLOAKS.
A NEW ASSORTMENT OP
PLAIN BLA.OIt
BEAVER , CLOTH CLOAKS,
BESSON & SON,
MOURNING STORE
No. 808 CHESTNUT STREET
LADIES' CLOAK CLOTHS.
Black Bearer Olothe.
Black Habit Cloths.
Pilots and Pehim.
COOPER /c CONA.RD,
n 22 B. I. earner NINTH & MARXIST Ms
BLAOII. MOHAIR.
For trimming Oloako.
Brown and Gray do.
Black Union Clothe, $1 26.
Black Habit Moths, $1 87 to $2 50.
000PBR & CONARD,
n 22 B. E. corner NINTH & HARIBT BtO
OVERCOAT CLOTHS.
Pine Black Doeskins.
Bide Band Onesimeres.
Fancy Cam'mores.
Boys , Oassimeres
Bettina.' from 40 to 62,4 cents.
Velvet, Bilk, and other Vesting&
COOPBII. & CONARD,
n 22 B. E. corner Zing= k MARKET Bta
TO AROHITEOTS AND BUILDERS.
_____
ACADIA FREESTONE
Now landing, and shortif to arrive, 1,000 tons of this
beautiful Stow, both of the
BLIIE GRAY, AND BUBB TINTS,
the former of width, for softness and delieaoy of eolor,
Is unrivalled
For the character of this stone please examine the
following buildings :
Joe. Harrison's, Eighteenth street and Rittenhouse
Sl i ti larrizotes Building ' Limed street, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth.
Samuel Smith's West street and Rittenhouse square.
Mrs. Peterson's No. 1210 Walnut street.
A. K. Womrath% 415 Arch street. •
Samuel Simon', Twelfth and Chestnut etreets.
T. K. J. Faaaltt, Seventeenth and Locust street", and
others.
ARNOLD do WILSON, Agents
PHILADELPHIA WARRING AND VENT/DARING
WAREHOUSA,
1010 081.118TM:1T lITIMISET
•MS-8m B. M. IfILTWILL.
HANDSORUBB AND CLAMPS.
HANDOORUBB.
No. 8.11 111 per don.
6. 146
T. 160 ~ •
8. IT6 U
No. I. 62X0. par dos
9. 160. g ,
8. 810. "
6.1000. ~
MO=
6 Row, $1.26 per dozen.
1 Row, 61.16 per doyen.
8 Row, 82.26 par doyen.
HBNRY O. RORBTRIN,
62 North THIRD Street. Philadelphia
kl SNYDER LEIDY-JAS. M. LEIDY,
Principal of LEIDY BROTHERS' AOADEMY,
Noe. 149 and 150 SIXTH STREET, near Raee
where a knowledge of
WRITING, BOOK-REEPING, and ARITHMETIC
le male oertaln to every pupil that may enter.
AOADRMY open day and evening.
MANILA AND JUTE
ROPE,
cop,r)s, TWIT S, =TO-,
Manufactured and for sale at the lowest New York
prises, by
WEAVER, FITLER & CO..
No. 23 N. WAVER 3464, and 22 N. WHARVES.
nol7-2m
INSTITUTION FOR THE TREATMENT
OP ALL DISEASES OP THE THROAT AND
LIINGS, 1122 VINE STREET. Das. BEACH Jc
RENT respectfully invite the attention of Conentrip
tires and other inrsdide to the superior and unman!.
leled mimes which has thin' far followed their chest its
Pneumatic System of treatment in all allbeione of the
Cheat. Enlargement of the Joints, &Willa, eto. Ones
eopeidered hopeless and beyond the reach of medicinal
old, tam, by thinprompt and active agent, boon re
stored to perfeot health and usefulness, We believe
the day for drugging and drenching the system with'
debilitating and nauseous medical agents. in the vain
hope of permanently oaring Tubercular Ooneumption is
peat, and that, from the introduction of our new phi
losophical, and, above all, natural method of combat
ing this class of diseases, must ensue a general and
thorough reform in all former methods of treatment.
Reference to oases cured Examinations, daily. free of,
charge. Hours, nine to five. n2O-St*
PHRENOLOGIOAL EXANINA-'
=
NS, with written descriptions of character,
umiuding advice in reference to badness, health,
melt-improvement are made day and ere. ,
..'".- Mug at YOWLER, WALLEI,4. CO.'S,
Families visited when requested, and a liberal dia.
count made to clabe.
eall-Stnif Dail Mutant at., Philadelphia.
CI9SHEN BUTTER.-29 Tubs Prima
ILA ctoeben Butter. For sale by
0. 0. SADLER, & CO.,
103 AEON street.
APPLES.—A small consignment of Con.
meaning Bassets. Yoe male by
U. 0 SADLER &00.
nob
ma ARON onset.
DIROVISIONS.-2,400 pleoee City Smoked
Shoulders, MOO Sews INV Bunked Rana. Per
sale by + -O. O. !MOUE lc CO.,
no/ , • ro3 Jaen itreet:,
MONONGAIZELA WHISKEY.-00 BM&
pure Rye Wldekey, In store and pp no by NVM.
TIATQN, 9:090101t SWAT agfp
Wants!.
A ---
PERSON of Competency and Integrity
desires 4 Silent Partner with 14,000, in profita
ble Drug bulimia. None but reaponalble parties, with
real name, need address. pJ. Clnenne, ,, office of The
Press.
WANTEDA situation as clerk or travel
ling agent, by a young man who 011.12 furnish
first class recommendations. Address n Piton,' office
of this paper. agg.dtie
WANTED—A yormg man who writes a
good hood, and ro qua at figures, Addrru
" Chestnut Street," office of Ths Press. - ntlfitS
WANTED—A Partner with $20,000 or
$25.000 to'engage in the Cloth. Ousimere, and
Capita l,
Vesting
bat has been bbing trad
eight years engaged e The advertiser
in. the boat . ill withen
ness, has a thorough knowledge of both the baying and
selling departments, and having travelled through the
Western Rates twine a year for five years, is well no
(painted with the merehante who buy in this market.
Address 44 IL H. W.,"
until the 2Tth inatant, at the office of The Press,
'n22..r.t*
WANTED—To exchange a building lot in
Camden for Dry Goods or Grocepleo. Addreis
A. Camden P. 0., IL J. 1322-82*
•
WANTED—.A. young man who has' had
four years experience as bar-tender, similar em
ployment m a Hotel or Restaurant. Applito ,4 A. Set-
Donnelly's Court, Christian above RJghtk st.
n22-2t*
WANTED—To rent a neat residence in
the loutherh part of the atty. Rent not. o ex
ceed $lBO per annum. Address I 's $ , » of The
Press. n92.6t*
NVANTE D=A second-hand Fire-proof
ohest, of medium use. Evans & Watson's
make preferred. Address' , Chester," Blood's Despatch.
n2O 4t*
WANTED—By the Brat of January next,
a situation as BOOLKZEPER in a Wholesale
Store or Factory. Undoubted referenoes will be given.
Address .( Junius,» at this office. nlS.6t*
ANTED.—The advertiser, a young man
of active business habits, is walrus to secure
an engagement with a Manufacturer to sell Goods on a
commission. gatiefactory reference will be given.
Address MEROANT/LEI, Mee The Press. nolt-6.*
WANTED—To Rent; for the winter sea
son, with immediate possession a Furnished
house of moderate size, with modern improvement;
west of Tenth street. Address A. M., °floe of this
paper. ood
INTANTED, FOR Trip UNITED STATES
OAVALItY—AbIe-bodied, tusmarried men, to
whom will be give* good pay, board, clothing,. and
medical attendance. Pay from $l2 to $ per month.
No man having • wife or child will be acoe ted. Apply
for IdOTINVID 812 7 /101 at No 817 MARHDT Street,
above llightk, north aide.
I. N. MOORE,
Ist Lieut. let Dragoon,
SpIT-ti Recruiting °Meer.
Sat Bale atti) to Ket
$3,10 0 —F 0 R AL E—A flret-rate
• GROUND RENT of this amount.
J. R. HUBER,
n 284 t 206 Flo•th YOURTH Street. .
CI ROUND RENTS FOR SALE.--A num-
ILA bar of Ground Rents , of the following amounts:
;2 500, $1.400, 81,900, $3OO, $5OO, and other /MUM All
well secured, at a discount. J. $ H 1113301,
n23-3t No. 200 Southl/01:1RTH Street.
gm% FOR RENT—The DWELLING No.
.1E11616 LOOUBT Street, (or Washington Square,) from
the let of January, 1859. The house is three itoriee
high, with basement, back building, tce , now occupied
by J. W. Forney. Apply et the onto of The Press, or
at the house. n023-tf
/110 LET—The Third and Fourth-story
1. Rooms of No.lB North EIGHTH Street. Apply
to " Dr. Spencer," seacnd floor, N 0.13 North Eighth
street. n23-tnth&s..3t*
la PEREMPTORY SALE OF TOWN
LOTS IN BOOTIE OAMDEN.--
Will be Sold at Public' Sale, on the promisee, on
MONDAY, November 29th, inst.
At 10 o'clock A. M., ICA valuable TOWN LOTS, in
SOUTH 0 MDEN, situate and fronting on Kaighn'e
avenue, on Market great, Mechanic, Liberty, and
Orange streets, Broadway, Sixth, Seventh, West Jer
lay Railway ' and Eighth streets.
They are all 20 feet front by HO fest deep, and are
some of the moat desirable building lots in South Clam.
den.
Plans and full description will be shown on the day
of sale.
Terme, which will be very easy, as little of the pur
chase money will be required to be paid down, made
known at eale.
By J. G. BRYCE.
Persona wishing to purchase at private sale can ob
tain all information by calling on J. G. BRYON, at
R. R. Corsonie coal office, No. 123 South MIRTH. Si,
below Chestnut, Philadelphia.
n022-6t It: M. MADDOOK, Auctioneer.
ge BY AUCTION--The Handsome and
BEL Deetrable BROWN-STONE REBIDIONOD, No.
1620 VINE Street, (Union Place,) south side of the
way, with double THREE-STORY Back Buildings, re
plete wi h modern conveniences, and in first-rate order,
20 feet front by 130 feet to Stone street, 80 feet In
width, will be sold on TUESDAY EVENING, Novem
ber 23d. Oen be examined at any time previous to sale.
Olear of all Incombrances. Two thirds of the par
chase money may remain on mortgage.
M. THOMAS & SONS,
Auctioneers.
dia TO LET.— A very de - 81101e new
Ma STORE sad three-story DWELLING/ with three
story doublw•bsok buildings, in complete order, with
all the modern improvements, just finished, No. 219
North NINTU Street. will be rented together or sepa
rately. Apply to WILLIAM JACKSON, northwest
Corner SECOND and MARKET Streets. n017.6t*
ist TO LET—The large, well lighted, and
MELeligible STORE, No. 88 • with SECOND Street.
which will be vacated by thenndersigned on the tint of
January. Rent very moderate.. Apply to -
n 01641-4.. H. ROSENHITHIL BROOKS, is above.
To..RENT.—On the let January next, the
nu superior and extensive ROOMS, (2d, Bd, 4th
and sthWoore, each 24 feet by 146 ) of the NEW STORE,
633 MARKET Street. The building is one of the Sue
improvement; bn the upper aide, between RUTH and
SIXTH Streete, having two fronts, the north one on
rear Street with good cartage way 20 feet into SIXTH
Street. Apply on the premLees. nol-tt
do TO RENT, a STORE on 'DELAWARE
Elia, Avenue, below VINE Street, running through to
Water Street, 148 feet deep., Also, the Double STORE,
corner of THIRD and QUARRY Streets, 40 feet front,
one of the beat locations for large Badness In Phila
delphia. Also, SEARLE and COACH-HOUSE In
CHERRY Btreel,- above-SEVENTH, In rear of deA
land Howie Applr It 218 South FOURTH Street.
se294lm*
licarbing.
wo gentlemen will be fur
Wilbibed wit scummed*u ons in a genteel
private family cation West Walnut street. Ad.
dress " L.," once of The Press. n23.4t*.
TWO OR THREE AGREEABLE PZR
SONS may oballa Good Board, and every com
forts Ina One borne centrally located. References ex
°longed. Address t• P.," Boxll9o P. O. n22401P
BOARDING.—An elderly gentleman and
wife desire comfortable boarding Terms must
be moderate. Addrese "F.B ," OR* of this paper.
n22.2t*
BOARDING.—Two young gentlemen wleh
to obtain boarding for the winter In a dentral lo
cation. Address Richmond," at this office. n22-81.*
Oliver Mu.
SILVER WARE.
WM. WILSON & SON.
Having completed the alterations to their store, invite
special attention to their stook of liiiverware, which is
DOW unusually large, affording a variety of pattern and
design, unsurpassed by any hence In the United States
FINER QUALITY THAN ANY MANUFACTURED
FOR TABLEI USN IN ANY PART
OP Till WORLD
Our atoadird of Mares to 08-2000 parto pure
The linglieb Sterling le 926.1000 .i
The American and Preneh II 9001000 gt
Thwi, It will be aeon that we Site 88 parts finer than
the American and French coin, and 10 park Ozer than
theEnglieb sterling. Ws Ma* all gni own siiver3and
oar foretnan being sonneeted toitit she refining depart
tnant of go Unita Stater Mint Mg. nut's' years, we
guarantee the queltr as shore (906), which le the
finest that can be made to be serviceable, and will re
Wet the notion of arida much isiter than the ordinary
ttivar sananfaartireel.
WM. WILSON & SON,
B. W. corner MYTH and OHERRY
N. 11...-Any fineness anther manufactured, u agreed
upon, but posititely none infartor so she American and
French standard. ee2B•ta the Sos
tiaiturab tines.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD COMPANY'
NOTION TO PIIILADELPHIA BIEROLIANTI3
WRSTRRiV SHIPPERS
THE WINTER RATES ON FREIGHTS WEST
WARD by the different Railroad Lines will take effeot in
BOBTON AND NEW YOBS on the 15th instant, and in
PHILADELPHIA upon freights destined beyond Pitta
burgh on the 16th inst.
The rates are lower then former Winter prices by
Itallroed. Bay:
PROM PHILADELPHIA TO
lot Clam. 24 Olass. ad Clue. 4th Olaca.
Columbus, 0 $1.20 $l.OO $ 82 82
nedurtatl, 1.80 1.10 90 67
Louisville, 8y.... 1.50 1.2 T 1.06 80
Indianapolis, Ind. 1.36 1.16 96 70
Bt. Louie, lido 1.80 160 180 95
Chicago, IN 1.00 1.26 1.10 80
To other po lute in the West at comparative low rates
y 11,11, and at the usual difference below Ball ratan
when shipped by river from Pittsburgh.
H. H. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent P. R. 8.. Co.
PHILIDL., Nov. ad, 1858. no9-12t
Y CURIOUS, SCARCE, RARE,
v. AND OLD 11001C8 bought by J 011 N 'CAMPBELL.
Biglteet price paid. Orders attended to In eyorrgtato
of tbo ErglOg. &OA livatto. fp*, Aropy, - pl9.lst
gtattacirtaio.
CADENY Or:MITSIC.-11L4RTHAJ
, :011/iND GALA ItIATIMIE TEILI AFTERNOON,
AT 2 0,OLOOK:'
Madame COLSON
Tickets to all parts of the honse,r6o cents.
The lut OPERA. MATINEE will take place on
la THIS (TUESDAY) AFTERNOON, No►ember 234,
when Madame COLSON will appear for the last time, in
Elotmes Ohef D'mn►re
MARTHA.
Lady Henrietta, Madame COLSON ; Nancy, Madame
IYBRAKOB011; Brignoli, B. N. Barth, in the principal
roles.-
Tickets to the matinee can now be obtained at Beck
& Lawton's ' Lee &• Walker ' s, Andrea ' s, Marsch%
Smith's. and Academy of Menlo.
ID' Looms open at one o'clock. Opera commences
at 2 o'clock.
Wednesday, second and lest Gazzanlga night.
LA HAVORITA.
Gazzaniga, Brim:Loll, Amodio, and Barn' in the prin•
eipal roles. no 2t
A MERICAN ACADEMY Or,IdIIISIO.
LA PAITOPITA. -
FOURTEDNESDAY, November 24..
ENTH SUBSORIPTION NIGHT.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OP THE SEASON.
LAST GAZZANIGA NIGHT.
Last appearance in Philadelphia of
Madame GAZZANIGA.
On which occasion Donisetti's Opera Serie
LA FAVOR/TA
Will be performed.
LEONORA. Madame GAZZANIGA.
DRIGNOLI. AMODIO, and IL BARILI,
n their e roles.
FRIDAY, Last l Night bet respec On ti e v of the Italian Opera,
I PURITANI.
•
Lad appearance of - •
MADAME COBA DE -WILRORBT.
Elvira Mad. Cora De Milhaud.
BRIONOLI, AMODIO, and R. and N. BARILI,
In their respective roles.
Oonductors—M. BraeXoBoll and Big. NIOOLAIL
Animates', One Dollar. Reserved Beats, Fifty Cents
eXtra, which can be secured daring the day. All seats
which have not been secured during the day will be
sold on the evening of the performance at ONE DOLLAR,
with the exception of &limited number of anomie BRAIN,
which will be retained for the accommodation of stran
gers, at $1.50.
Tickets for The Balcony, and R and L sections of the
Parquet, can be had at the Offices in Chestnut street; the
Parquet Circle and centre of Parquet at the Academy.
Family Circle, 60 cents. Amphitheatre, 26 cents.
Doors open at 7 Opera commences at R. n023-2t
JOHN MORRISSEY BEGS LEAVE TO
Inform the public of Philadelphia that be will give
e GRAND 'WARRING EXHIBITION, on THIS (Toed
day) EVENING, Nor. 23,1858; at FRANKLIN HALL,
SIXTII Street, near Areh, when he will -be masted by
Mr. CHARLES OTTINGTON, the celebrated Profereor
of Boxing ; YOUNG COSGROVE, DAN KERRIGAN,
and BARNEY AARON. •
- .
Tickets to be had at the door. Sparring to
commence et 71.1 &clock. n023-Itse
MES. D. P. BOWERS's WALNUT-ST.
THUM, oorner of NINTH and WALNUT
IHroots.
THIS (Tuesday) NVISNIN4, November 28,1868,
-KNIGHT OP ARVA.
Donner, The Rash Mr..Tobn Draw
To conclude with the drama of the
IRISH - EMIGRANT.
. . .
O'Brien Mr. John Drew.
Priced of adcandon—Betiond Tier end gamily Oircee,
and Third Tier, 26 cents; Parquet. 87,V cents; Break
Circle, 60 cents; Prlyate Boxes, aooording to their
locale,7ol and IS; Single Beats in Orchestra and Priests
Boxes, 76 cents.
Doors open at half put 6 o'clock ; Curtain .rises at
7 o'clock.
NATIONAL CIRCUS, WALNUT. ST.,
above EIGHTH—LEWIS B. LENT, Manager.
Magnificent Equestrian Spectacle!
THIS (Tuesday) EVENIEG. November 23, 1858,
WIT NIGHT OP EPH. HORN.
In addition to a variety of Performances in the Ring,
the evening's entertainment will include the Equal-
Ulan Spectacle entitled .
THE GAMES OP THE CRUSADERS;
Or, Rao/tale of the Trials of the Knights of Malta.
Which require" the combined efforts of Otis Hundred
Men and Horses.
SCALE OP PRICES.
Dress Circle and Parquette - 40 amts.
Children under ten years of age
Family Circle 20
Dom open at quarter to 7 o , oloek. Performaneaa
will commence at 7%, ant terminate at 10l(, precisely.
try- Performances on Wedneeday and tiatiuday Af
ternoons.
WI7jATLEY & OLAEKE'S AROH-ST.
7ERA.T.llll.—Wllllarn B. Irederieks.,Aeting sad
Stage 'Manager.
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING. November 5.1. 1849,
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
Asa Trenchant, our American Omaha, Mr. J. B.
Clark; Locd Dundreary, Mr. Wheatley.
To conclude with, first time this season, the Comedy of
ASK NO QUESTIONS;
Or, The Invalid and the Baroness.
Admission, 26 ohs. Savored Beats in Dress Circle, 131)6
eta; Orchestra Stalls, 60 eta; Beats in Private Boxes, Y 6
eta ; Gallery, 18 ets ; Gallery for Colored Persons,2s anti
Private Box in Gallery for Colored Paramus, BB eta;
Whole Private Box, $B.
Doors open at half past 0, o'clock ; commence at T,
precisely.
A GRAND CONCERT WILL BE GIVEN
Li at the MUSICAL FUND HALL on
TUESDAY .EVENING,Uovember 28,1858,
In aid of the Building Pond of Zion P. E. Chantal, in
which the following eaglets will appear:
Mies ESTHER BOLSTER, who has kindly volunteer
ed her services.
Mr. PRAZER, the celebrated Tenor.
Mr WEBER, the Violinist. '
THE PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA.
AN AMATEUR VOCAL QUARTETTE.
CARL BENTZ Conduator.
Mr. B. Onlilt CROSS Pianist.
Tickets, SO cents—to be had at Beok & 'Lawton's,
Southeast corner of Seventh and Chestnut; Len
& Wilker'e, 722 Chestnut; Cotdston , s, 147 North
Eighth Street ; Bums & 'Slag, Southwest corner
Eighth and Chestnut Streets; and at the Door.
Doors open at 7 o'clock; commence it 8. , no2o-24_
MIISIOAL FUND HALL.-THE
ORCHESTRA will commence tbeir
Public REHEARSALS on c ents;
next,
, Noe.
20th.' Single Tickets 25 a package of eight
tickets for IL which map be, obtained at:Andre* lio.l
Onestnnt street; Beck & Lawton's, earner of seventh
and Chestnut. and at the door of the Hall.' The per
tonneau+ commences at 814 o'cicok P. El..
VANFORD'S OPERA HOUSE,
A. 3 BLEVRNTH Street, adjoining the Reansyhania
Railroad Depot. -
GREAT BILL ,
/of the patrons of
13ANPORIPS OPERA HOVEL
IBIS EVENING,.
Will MI presented Sanford%true version of
13NOLE , TOWB OABIN. -
The largest Company of '
lIIINSTRRLS IN THR WORLD
EVERY EVENING New Bungs, Glees, Choruses,
Refrains, &0., with Thu:icing by the
EILNEORD CHILDREN.
Admission 25 cents ; Waldron 12g cants.
Er On Thanksgiving Day TELREM Penormanass,
via 10%, and 7% o'clock in the evening nolani.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, TENTH AND
CHESTNUT Streets.
- Immense attraction. New Novelties. Change of
Programme each Rnibitlon. The LEARNED CA
NARY BIRD 3 and SPIRIT RAPPING. Co and see
SIGNOR BLITZ.
The great Ventriloquist and wonderful Magician.
Performance every Evening do4ng the week, at
half-put 7 o'clock and on Wednesday and Saturday At
ternoons at 8.
Admission, 26 cents; Children. 39 canto mildri-Irno
ttlatrljets, Jewelry, ax.
BAILEY & CO.,
101111 ALT
BAILEY . KITCHEN.
HIM removed to their new Fire-proof, White Marble
819 OHl3B"knuT BTRVICT,
NORTH OWN, BELOW THZ GIRARD HOWL
Now °peeing their fall stook of
IMPORTED JEWELRY, PLATED WARM, AND
/AHOY GOODS,
To which they Invite the attention of the pnblie
OILTNIFWAHN, WATCHES, DIAMOND% AND
PBMILS,
AT WlCoLliftiLl AIM IZIAIL
sall-Iftl
gnus, Petals,
IN E W GIIN STORE
PHILIP WILSON & CO.,
432 OBESTEIVT STREET, BELOW FIFTH,
RILL OPEN
MONDAY, NOY3MBBN ON,
An anortment of
FINS GUNS
OP THEIR OWN MANIIPACTNR;
THOSE OF THE MOOT CELEBRATED MENUS
IN EU4OPH.
The attention of
SPORTSMEN
Is requested to their Stock, which they can prelates
SHALL NOT BE BEIBPABSID
By any in the United States.
RULES,
PIOTOLI3,
FLASK%
SNOT, Ac,
(INN EURNITURR IN ALL VARIETY.
tion-tr
CRESSWELL & WILLIAMS, No. 205
WALNUT Street, are prepared to supply ship
pers and °enamors with superior Broad Top tioal from
Lancaster nines. oc4tf
s3cii4 PER TON for t.e beat WHITE
.., Atm COAL, warranted free from AMU or
HICKS' COAL la the best and cheapest in
the city, reeereened in yard and dry under cover.
HICKS sells none but the very best Lehigh
and Schuylkill Coal, and warrants full weight.
TICKS superintends the delivery of all
11 Coal personally, and therefore guarantees it to be
se represented.
HICKS' Yard and Odle° Is at the southeast
iY oorner of MARSHALL and WILLOW, where he
Invites all to tall and examine for theroselvea the above
fads. au2.5-Sm
IfilO3llING, FOX, & (JO., wholesale and
-12 retail dealers In LEHIGH and 80HUTLKULL
OOAL. Lehigh yard—THIRD street and OSMAN.
TOWN ROAD. sehaynon yard—RAOß and - BROAD
streets, Philadelphia. Keep constantly on hand Coal
from the most approved mines, under cover, and pre
pared expreaslv for family age. _ rea.y
!Remand.
nrio PHYSICIANS.—A young Physician
I. • 111 deeirollll of an engagement with a genVemau
haying an extenelve Practice, 'etc> require the aid of
an Assistant. Good references will be given, sod
terms moderate. Address DOCTOR, odloe of this pa
per. no/Rttie
'J'aci Six tuns
CORNELIUS & BAKER,
bleaufeetnrere of
LAMPS, - ORANDELVERS,
OAS 'FIXTURES, &a.
STORE, 710 OUBSTNUT STREET.
1L679111/A07011.17M,
821 011NREY Street, and FIFTH and, COLUMBIA
oe2B-lnilf Avenue.
ILIEIDSICK & CO.'S CHAMPAGNE.—A
1-1 constant Supply of the original genuine brand, let
bond and 112 atom foe tale by WlLLiald-11.-YEATOtt,
Bole moat fox Noaqlmaisi 140. 21e pouth Yttotit
Moot.
POWDER,