3VITA-A,47
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MEE
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manufee
otheri altisiderable progress lesbian
convenience of yorm, sub
''" etintioiftiOrißiliiW;iiid - geriertilisdaptitiOn for
,the uses
• - - -1- "Wittlit.th • OjiyiktO pa:applied: :We were miler so tm
'''44o 4 4ltriihrAtiii7m4ged linp:oeement which Itulaken
:;:,;;`,.. , : -4iii* . iii - *.nerinficttireof.`Bla n k BOAR for commer-:
0 11 0 , f0Di 0•0, *yesteidaY; iiien:sie were permtttet td
superior setant:Ledgers, die , made
at the : e:teueiie bindeiY of Mr. Perry, at the B.'W:
t s 7' , `,Oorlicieflairrth and streets: Meier the Ledgers
Yrdter•Bitinded "Air -out'-leading,rnerbentilo .establish
nients;:lindireieilisAurahly bound as *lead to the suP'
intended to bele nee et lent a,
century". Tins anbstouitiat not the 'only
• ciedltaFajostijoii;'aii,-,ixisidei-Jhat,'' they were Co
Plamoljail §:I:411140,ln etweiderable extent, the •
. • alertcallitior of.thoectlawiose charge they may 'be
'Untied, by-the, paging, heed-tined sod:gene - al arrange - ,.
Theltrieetreeca speak were placed on ex
' bibition at withfut say inten.
tton, •part;of .the • depositor, to comp ete
, for a
prendurnphistsailtepreseed wee the oommittee with
their fix,4llenke; , lliat they awarded:the, first medal for
that olsteorl4attufacture. - '
• fieL.B OB:ti AM ENT 8 , B,lnOY GOODS, .10
tip - marks'. Vito_ yiti-te Bens) Ea'e or elaborate
';'e,tived ; ')fartile and 'Alabaster - Vanes, Taxtse, Paden
Bohemian Glass; °holes fancy goods,
- • •
• &a takes place this (Wedne day) raoralog r eeth
teat - , at 12„4o'olOotr, and will he Continued In the even
leg at i o'cAvo's, at their warerooins, No: 830 Arch
'etreet,"beloir - Beimith. The colleotiou anti:primes a fine '
7,lsB.sitillßpt of wises - suitable for the present season.
' ' Tum UNITED . STASES - Setters .-- The gaited
IltateSaenate, 'whieh'SOUVOSIOS In December, 1850, and
•
-.ends on the 4th of Mardi. 1801; will be constituted po
_ as -" •.•
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, Northern Democrats...,:;a:Southern Oppeetilon:":. 2
SOuthero•Democrate ....15jNortitern 0pp0•iti0n....25
• Though, diltaing.esseatially in politics, We are in
formsd ba one r'Optu , eneprevalle In regard to the pro
prieti of all baying their clothing at B. A. Eldridge's
,B.rauelln „Ball Clothing „Emporium,. No, NI
Oiesimit street. We advise Our readers to go and do
MORPRY'II ViCTOnfil —Sines Morphy beg been
inKtirope n np to the time of, the close of the Hurwitz
- genie; he has played one,htindred and seventeen games, ,
- aisteen of_which he lott,afghty•sightivon, and thirteen
drain. !Rut While playing so many games he Ise worn
but a einre snit of• clothes, which he obtained at the
Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rockhill t Wilson, Nos.
, and SOS-Pheetattt street, above Sixth. Perhaps this
feet has ,eocitething to do with his eistraordloary suo. ,
secs. - .
suitable for the ifeasou..--
,-, Bleidafislies, Challog - 'Mahe!, end Boni Tureens. '
Block Tin Coffee and Tea titne;and Biggins.
Pire Screens and fewiers—a iarlety of patterns:l
With a general areOrtraent of Housekeeping
Artlolee, at the new store; 8. W. nor. Second and Dock.
76 'B. Paaeoa & 00. ,
IIiItT4LIO ,Qo.Stariod7lo,4ll.--rWi II four metallic
qualifications a men may be„ pretty tore of inures.
There 'ate—gold in hie, pocket,„ Inver In hie tongue,
braes in his face, and Iron in hie heart. Ant baring
achieved ,sucaessi - he must - still despair of happineas if
his good 110X , 13,11 . ioil4ll hint not to, the- great Clothing
Thlitill , of lattAltiVlLL V, ET,/ Keil; fto. 607 Chestnut street
~to purchase his Winter.Clotbes: -
MRS. PAIITINGYON says 80010 folks Can't go where
there le tithe fever , without tarn; it. 'Just so with
those who examine Savage's rinilly hewing Machine
they become charmed with Its simplisiti and beauty,
and innelnwe one: L. B. Raymond is the agent, No. 722
Mutton; otreet, second poor.
A Dinatsci ream, at Woodward's Hotel, in
Westl'awlet,--Vt,, was unceremonionsiy broken up
during, the 'supper heir, a few evenings'ainoo, by
the buthlrig-,bilho hotel=the dancers; of both
sexes bethg,bustled out in such a hurry that they
were unable to save •tbeir.hats,
,bounets,,or outer
garments from the dames.
importations
[Reported for
,the Prasci
Tinge I.I3LAND—Sobr Magnolia, Nlotarson47Bo
,'bnabols asi't Janos Bake?.
THRIC3 .IBLAND.-9olir Lombard, Harding-6056
butte's salt captain.
HthiGs!PON. Ja—Brig Nlisaboth-0 time tuatio 136 do
tOgnood 62.6 'bsgs pimento 0 puncheons limo juice a
r anliti of, old oopper,tead,braas, &o. - D N Wetatar
. -
NNW, 9Bb &N6-9obrJ W Webster, Bennett-769
'empty costa Messer, Qottters.t Co; ,278 bide • molames
62 blide seigit,2o belt bbl Molasses Rutter & rattenon;
t P11%41 einpty cartels rowers & Welghtman; 2803 ph •
tetra., orderi, 42 Mule tempi 89 bble =Limes Wm AM.
184'151 bbls de Tailor, GUteeplei & r0;' , 260 do Harris,
...me,e1&11o;180 do U flabienoerr. Cc; • 81 6, bales rope cut
tings Jesanp,& Bliitire;:-1220 Plea lead Se eforrialValnAc
00; 24drice man Iteeee'& Co; BO bbdi tobacco Mercer &
Antelo; Al bales cotton Wood Garrett; 1 box Charles
De Gratbi. 840 pige lead! J;Ettlng k Bro; 2 boxes Free:
- ,BT. cia.-Sehr Mauna, TOrtei-101,903 feet
pitch pine flooring boards and lumber It A gander dc. Co.
Julia 8 grill A, Ormeell—lBo,ooo feet
iiinelcunber (UAW a Galvin.
• 1111141MLPH,CA 130ABA Ol MAAS.
Wv, Tumuli," ,
Npunrim, OOxaiirea OP Tail Mosra
Joni ApniCxe,
LETTER. BAG&
At $5. Merchants , R cly aags, PAtindstpkio.
Ship Wyomlngv,Burton. Liverpool, Nov. 26
Barque Oboe Keen. Obottin,lrlonbovideo,
finenos Ayres; and Rosario' " • soon
Mamma H ObsAbourno, Me/Leo' ' Rosario, soon
Barque Illasheth J, _Potato ..... .....Doroarars, Nov 26
Delansre, , Baker — Barbsdoes, soon
brig Eferald ••• • - • Barbadoes, soon
Brig Wm Moore Baton' • Havana., anon
14bs , ,Rtion,36nob, Sowers Matson*, soon,
Atatligs
FORT OF roULLADELPHLIC, Nov. 24, MS
OM- U 113393 . -..• 7 13 I MIN Dip; .. .. 47
111GEtzWATYR4 ' 886
ARRIVED
B Blinboth; Libbuy,,23 dare from Kingston, Sam,
"Leith fogwo,d; fustio, &a. to D N Weiziar & Co.
Bahr ;3V, Webster, Hennett,2o days from N Orleans,
with nidse,to Pettltt, Aladin & Co. Reports the barque
;Taman Maxwell, from Lagasynt, below the Brandy.
Wing Light. .
Bahr Mary Ellen, Cottlegham, S days from Deep
Cheek; Va, with lumber to captain.
= Bohr Kea Dell, Tilton, 6 days from Boston, with ap
ples tp 1) Cooper. •
Batilresta, - Tomilit; 7 days from James jitter, ire,
With luMber to Dolton, Vander,reer d Co.
with:
, Sxpeditton, Sonnet, 1 day from Smyrna, D3l,
wittiarbeatoand oats lie 1. Dimity Zr 00
- litahi.relegrayh, Trwtt I day from Camden Del, with
- 'rhitut to Jae Barratt & Bon.
Orion, Arm; 1 day from Smyrna, Dal, with
oats to Jail *why Zr 00
Behr goutua, Moron, l'day from Brederlea, Dei,wlth
• - Wheat to it ,ISartiitt & Son.
BobrDseuria, Torrey M. dsye from at Marys, tia,wlth
li:timber to It A Bauder & Ou.
Bahr M■gnolla, Nickerson, 17 days from' Turks Isl
and, with so% to Jairos Bator.
Bcbr Jolla Smith, I.lrowell, i doye from Siermont, N
Width lumber to Nasklll '& Galvin
- Bohr bierlotto Tilton, Tilton, 2 Owl froth New York,
in ballast toll A Eo'Oder tr. Clo.
Behr D G V WO, Italoktat, from New York.
Bahr W L Dayton, Babcock, from Demo..
Propeller 0 -0 Alger, Boole, 2 dare from Hartford,
100 robe to D cooper.- •
•
titimnehip itirgildt, Kelly, Richmond, T Webater,ir
- yargne , Aohillee, flpodden, Oharleaton, Thom Riohnrd
eon &
Brig Mask Eons% BVITOS. Kingston, Jam, Q W Be:
nation dc Bro.
Brig Bliza, Mellott, Obarleaton, Moolegion & Glover.
Rehr D G Sackett, New Loudon, Baum, Ogle
Bohr W L D4ton, ilsboook, ProrMeans, J It White.
Bohr Ohopeogo, Peon Mon, Lyon, tiOrloo, Banyor
-- .
Bar b' Newton, Emerson, Boston, Noble, Hammett
&
81r Y Wltllug, Claypool, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr
' (00Thlepondenee at The Prem.)
HAVRE) DB GRACE, Nor. 23.1868.
The,Eingeton left this morning
r with 2 boats, laden
and cOnsigne4 leo follows:
- Oat:bloome,,isorn, and oats to Humphries,
11cfrnsan kWright;,' True, Amellosn, lumher to 0 T
, • (Clorrearridenee of The press.)
EzaDitia, Not'. A 1663.
, The following boats, from the Union Usual, passed
Into ,the debnytklil Clonal today, bound to .2biladel.
WA, laden and consigned as 'allows: "
- Cot J Raymond, Welber to Danl Mingle; J E Canso.
sly, de to hen' T Janney; Mar:, do to J ii belabor;
AneortrastEigto, dour to WOW Moyer; Tradesmaa, Iran
ore tO lteketvip 1: , o; A 61 Taylor, boards to Malone &
Taylor,
[oorreepondeoes or the Philadelphia liaohange.]
LBWED, Del., Nov 22, 7 A M.
There ate at harbor this morning fifteen egret acbre
and tgo brigs. The Weather yestarusy tree quite stormy
and rainy, witiohe wind from N Nis, There is some
preeperever It aloof:log op this morning, the wind bring
from tht Mirth'
• ' Yoursite
,
111 TOLSOI.IIIO
(Monronpondebee of the Philadelphia Neettanne.)
Oen; lei.env, .ov 23, 610 P M.
The nhip - Leriouiter, for New OA-leant : In tow of steam
tug Amami', went to see tilts afternoon, and was fot -
lowed by it barque whose name be nut transpired. The
vessels Oat have heed detained at the Breakwater for
several days by Arena of weather left thin morning A
herni brig In now beating ln.. Wind .W NW—weather
.
cloudy -
-
Ifenrs
ID? SZMEGlierilf TO Vie MUMS.]
' - Logo treason, NT, Noe 22.
The aeon Behead" Nnight, of Portinpublio, It Q Por
ter, of fdayis Eardtag; and siooloor, or Bridgeton, NJ,
al/ • b..tme- 16 Philadelphia, Mime memo Maim miles
south of *hie pines thie morning. They Ile within 800
"yards of eabh Whet', -
- 1311ARLP.STON, Nov. 28.
Arrived ships Borneo and Martha N h stature. from N
Torii; Etas Boman, from Literpoold. rithr Wont Pal
nrouth„fpow-landwfab, - - The Bahrouth had n
stormy peoesge;, spilt pane; iwt Jtbatay,and sustained
•
other damage,
Betaenau GA., N0v.22
Arrived; ahl - pe Mary Perkins, from Liverpool; ,folin
ltirox, form London; It*bland Mary, tram •Wales;
barque addatio, from Ralifsx
• - Row 0/11.ILATO, NOT. 22.
- Arviredi- steamship Clatutarbs.. from Ravens, with
dates to Milani Mall. also, Ship and brawn.
Chevalier, from Rio. - •
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_ - bISMOBANDA.
kteamship State of ideorgiii - , tiarvfn, hence arrived at
Bavannab 19th Inst.
ilteamsbip Keystone BUM, KatelMosn, hence, arrived
at Charletton 8 P M 18th inat
smatnabip Oily of Baltimore, Lanett, from Liverpool
Nev 10, - armed at New Yarn yesterday.
dteensekfp Asia, Lott, cleared at New , cok yesterday
foe Liverpool. = ,
. ‘, ;•‘:• ,T
Glasgow,hompson - , cleared at New . Itifik
I; 'L. ' yesterday for Gbiegow.„
' ' fitehmsbin %Delaware, Ciolies aleared at Nen. York
~" yesterday for Philadelphia.: _
..r-dtaainsbilttsaiolonia,Behirenfisoi4oolffarr York, at
• BeMbarif NovP.' • •,_
- Iliviiris, Janb, for New york, sail ed from
,=• • .
- 4 010;11talitaticLuors,'heime at Charleston 281 het,
to togokfor,
TS:trees, from 'MO - de; Janeiro,- arrived at its*
°Mans •Ad -
Initir'idansiiii,=Liniettfirtist, :for Savannah,
eine& frOmldietiient t , ,
Slip_ Wild Banger; teats i; - fOr mitered in.
,
04.1.0,0116h0tft -- • ' ,
klifboirim
Batt --
Skip'
elatiltd wards , let Belton; 'tae at Bombay.
- A' •
t- ,. . - ,4 , ,l3blA: t tleritoOilfreentartifralil.7BTredittano for Boston,
d yiuslerdiyofifiLlorm,;of pills and
f' , .A,7i.iotbet?..)l6sllol4 was 40-4 ! 1.76' ; !r0m4.114', okaiito,r, , ,Lio
it *II Alaltattellakiyamrikiihanuitatalli
wiefol: l l44r, anssidataigoiF4RlFlsat t Id 81,25 i long
. 4* =,• ,l*ohlt,opo lotita 200SA0=1,
n om ;'.
bettO 041' be - pi 001sid la s km.
„JAW, - 0,0•410t 9 .44 8 , 4411,9104 0: i i 0n,11.
_ •,
erly gale tit norDresst dialing the prelim night. She
appeared to be new,
a
thoerlng a clean verdigris bottom,
newly painted (block) topsides
Bhip'Brothere, Bombs, from Boston, at BydneyiN 8
W,"Aug -
Ship alillgOit Evans, from Boston,' arrived at Mel.
bourne Aug 29_
Ship -Keystone, Knight, from New Yock, smiled at
Melbourne Aug 24 .
Ship /oho Q Adam, from Boston, arrived at Mel
bourne Aur/28.
Baron, Clara Hasa% Dutton, for Rio de Janeiro,
with' flour, from Richmond, went to sea from Cape
Henry 21st Inst.
Borgne Hannibal, Kline, from Montevideo, with
flour, milled from Richmond 22d font
Barque 'Yankee Blade, from Rio de Janeiro, arrived
in Hampton Bolide 22d inst. for orders.
Barque Alexander, Holway, from Singapore, arrived
at San Francisco OM 24
- Benue Bea Nymph, Stagg, from Hong Kong, arrived
at Son Francisco 24th ult.
Barque Virginia Ann, Wiley, from Charleston, ar•
raved at Liverpool Bth lost.,
'Barque Mary Sawyer, Bartlett. from Rio de Janeiro
Sept 29, arrived at Now York yesterday.
Barque Chevalier, from Rio de Janeiro, arrived at N
Orleane 22d lost.
Barque , Laconla, Beane, fron Bavannah, arrived at
Banton 221 loot.
Barque Symmetry, (Br) fitarrock, hence Bept 18 for
London, at Gravesend Bth hat
Barque Rim, Taylor, cleared at Bolton 22d brat far
Philadelphia., •
Balde Witch, Hultman, for the Dutch But Indies,
bleared at Boston Ind Mat.
Barque P Cl Alertanderi Merryman. from Portland for
Philadelphia, sailed from Newport let inet '
Brig Calvert, Willer, sailed from Marra Leone bth
nit. for Philadelphia.-
• Watiou, Tibbetts, hence, arrived at Beaton 22d
instant.
Brig Orin's, Shute, sailed from Newport Mat inst.
for Phila.:4oPb.
Brig Foster, Chase, hence, arrived at Boston 22d lust.
- Sobra Mary Haley, Haley; B W Perry, Sampson; Mar,
Crowell; W Bartlet:, Connery, and Robbie W Dillon,
Marts, hence at Beaton 22d inst.
Bohr L B Levering, McLaughlin, from Charleston, at
Providence 20th inst.
Schr Smoline Richey, Tice, from Bristol, Pa, arrived
at New Bedford 22d inst.
Sohn Mary Ann Glued, Gilmore, and .7 W WOoletop,
o.avford, hence at Richmond 22d inst.
Behr Minh, Beamed, for Philadelphia, Failed from N
Bedford 22d bat
Bahr Cartilages', Baker, from New Beiord for Phila
delphia, at New York yesterday.
Bohr Blizabeth B, Batton, hence for Boston, at New
York yesterday.
Bohr W R Newcomb, Bacon, from Fredericksburg, ar
rived at Beaton 21d lost.
- Bokre Cyclone. Da11; Bowline Cheater, Powers; Prank
Luna, Taylor; Boman Bray, Nick°La, for P. lladelphia,
and klinerva,.Brooke, for Delaware Oily, called from N
Bedford 21at 'nat.
, Behr Barak for Philadelphia, was at Now Belford
.214
Balm ism% Beam; Doroaa Iralaud, Baker; W 0
Nelson, Badtoott; 0 A. trainer, Weser; Jttßat. Champ,
hence, and Chao Porker, Webb , ' from Dolower° City, at
Boston 224 tad.
Mrs Bayonne, Hereon. Smith Tuttle, Mayo; J B Aur
tin, May; II A Rogers, Roger.; Angier, Williams; J
Btronp, Corson; D Ilmith,Druglaes; Liazie Mann, Eilaul I;
Lady Blinn, Donlon; Mary Ann & CA103110;110R613; kt
Banks Banks; Edwin Reed, Ohlpmari; 8 A Ham
mond, Paine; Palen; Hallett, henna', and Mary Prleo,
Blizzard; from Brandywine, t Beaton 224 lent.
Bohr lliaaablower, Walden, nailed from Hartford 2lat
Inst. for Philadelphia.
Bahr Mary Blisabeth, Medary, from Pawtucket for
Philadelphia, Was at anchor in &stout Channel 2let
Instant.
Bohr Yankee Bay, Risley. from Hartford for Phila
delphia, at New York yoeterday.
Bohr. Martha Wrlghtington, Wrlch•lngton, hence,
and Wm II Bowe, Wiggins, from Delaware Oily, at Sail
Hirer 191 h inst.
. . .
Sehrir Dl lateen, Tarertoo; Mom Taylor, —, hence.
and J Price, from Delaware Oity, at De Ir Haven Stet
lneUnt.
Bohm Wm 0 Atwator, Potter ; Saml L Croaker, Pres
bray; Abby Whitman, Oliffordi Bailie T Mame, Ohm . -
tre; Tranoport, Tilton; Josiah Hatboro, Pulite; Obas
Carroll, Pratt; Flyaway, Davie; (Hobe, Jones , and Onei
da, Souper, all for Philadelpbia, sailed from Newport
2lat Witt
fichrs Isisthi Holmes. Williams; Joe Higley, ce;
Lillie Saunders, Corson; Jos Porter, Yates; Volts, Casa,
Sod Wile Ana, Smith, hence, arrived at Providence
20th inst.
•
Bahr A H Brown, 'Endicott, sailed from PrOildenoe
21st lust. fur Philadelphia
Propeller Iroosidee, Yaoderveer, for Philadelphia,
cleared at New York yesterday.
/Hamner Bilen B Terry, Chapin, honoo, arrived at
Hartford 21st lost.
. .
NNW YORK, Nov 23—Ar, steamships Huntsville,
Poet, Savannah; Augusta, from Savannah; ship Gentoo,
from Tome; barques.William. Lord, Black River, Jam;
Peter Demi% Holy, Savannah; Magdalena, Ootuds.s,
Atom, WOA; Mary Banyer, Bartlett. Rio de Janeiro
bent 29; brigs Jerome, (Br) Harding. Turks Island; Ar•
Diggs, Arecibo, PR; fit Mary, Jobison, Turks lel.
and; Ka!loofah, Haab, St Johns, PR; Afflosn, Button,
Port au Prince.
Cid, Duque Waltham, Withana, Charleston; brigs
Mack gawk. Tallman, (lore° and a market; 13 P blue•
son, Vickery, Yarmouth; Winonah, Dow, Vuckepott.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
GIRARD 1101:18.8-0hestorit otreet, below Ninth.
James Al Ina, Broklyn A Taggart, Ohio
W 0 Satterfield, Md
Oscar Florence, N Y N M Welling, N Y
X A Johnson, L I Lee Johnson, L I
Isaac Jaeobaon, N Y John B Benton, N Y
°akin 2 Knox, N 'Y 0 AI Wheatly & is, N Y
ol Load, Jr& la, Boston N Lniffin, N Y
8 P Newell, 001113 N 8 Wood, N Y
B Meyer, N Y F O'Neal, ' N Y
Id White, N Y lo Lelletifs3, N Y
8 M Johnson, Washington AFI Beach & son, N Y
T P Dabbers. Bremen N Bice, Min
A LI Rower & la, Waahinton
W W Sanford St Louis o 8 Southard, Coal
Et ,1 Prick, N.l Aaron Summers, Boston
W Brown, Boston
W D Reinhart, Monthlong lt M Mograw, Balt
B W Jones, Trenton, N J T F Powell, Portaueb, Va
A A Taylor; II 0 ' G it Qordon & la, itichnon
0 L Fitch, N Y W G Winstead, Al.o
,1-8 , Perderia, Minium ' I& Doble, Wisconsin
J . 8 Fitzhugh, Keokuk J J Smith & la, Balt
8 Wilson, Australia C Wilson, Australia
Mrs Bpanter, Albany Miss Spaoler,.Albany
-Al, Kirk, Miss J H Ormsby , Boston
Joe Fiume. Boston' C B Mallott, Fayetteville
.1 W Otiondler, Nl/ ' T Jones York, N 1
A W Boatiorth, N 0 ' AI Lea Cans, Dammam
Mien G Lut'Ossav, Caramel Miss L de Mare, Osamu
Ramon de .Mare; Cameos At Prank, N Y
M. Hotintz, Louisville, Ky .1 D Robinson, Boston
8 L Conant, Indiana John .8 Reese & la, Belt
II P Whitaker, Did , A Dorton, N Y .
Thos J Boyd, rs Dr G Kidwell, Vs
A Bricker, N J Mr Stoner, Ps
John Sande, Pa .3 AI Charchiti, Cuba
Al AI atantleid, Boston Thee J Homer, Boston
Jae Lovell, N Y Otis Johnson, Lynn
G W Faber, N Y R G Renault, Phila.
Alba Provoet, Philo
MBROIIANTS , HOTEL—Fourth et„ below Arab
D W Moore, Clearfield 11 is. Irvin, Pa
W I.ll..ntber, Freeport M G Omitting, Va
J Brenneman, Pa J M Miller, Pa
J Keys, Pa - . D Conral, Pa ,
J Oamp, Brle, Pa D Stiles, Pit„k4
A M Jeffords, Wyoming JII Ddrenderrer, Pa
Lewis Richwine, Lana oo II 0 Mob. Ohio
Thom McGill, W ()beater Wm 0 Gardner, Mass
T Swenk, Milton - C 1, Woodruff, Pa
Mrs F, L Moore, Pa it F Moore, Pa
Alex Miller, Rockport Min Palter, Rockport
Wm Do Haven, Pa Wm Salley, line, re
B F Spangler, York, Pa Win 11 MoUrum, N Y
Geo It Burt, N Y 11 liatcheler, it Y
113 Farber, Balt J Mayberry, Boston
Mr Visaing, N Y J A Mome, N Y
T .1' Graham, Kansea
PRANKLIN HOUBB—Oheetnut street, shore Third
Air Davie, Deelon Gen B James, N Y
Wm Thorp, Delli Allen & la, bid
Mrs Allen, hid ' bliss Halliard, lid
R Bears. Philo , E Beers, rbile
B 0 Sorrell, Bait 0 Wheelock, Brooklyn
X 0 Crain Brooklyn J Wells Johneton, N Y
AMERICAN lIOTEL--Oheetnut street, OM Fifth
E W Stearn, Phila B 0 111111g613, Nlt '
J W Williams, N Y PIK Roo, Prov, R I
It Spangler. Marietta, Pa Dr Prootor, Fa
: P fle11,1:4 J 0 Orookehenk, Idd
N Ellie, Me J Thompson, N Y
11 0 Johnson, N Y . It Borden, Pall River
. 4 S Orfirge, Dl4se E Levan, Tamaqua
II 0 HMI, N Y Wm 8 Dudley, N Y
P N Gm, N Y P Hall, Elmira
'UNION HOTEL—Arch street, below Youth.
A M Marshall, Pa J Orr, ,Plttabufah
John 8 blel,surin & ly A Miller, Easton
N Miller, Reston D W 0 Poutslle, Pa
D G Yuen in Pottsville II Harper, Reading
Mite L Ileiff, Reading L Liviugecon s Pa
IR V Bennett, N J II J Mulford, N J
Mrs Milton & oh, Phlla B 91e100301111, Wiz, 0
W MeLelland & ly, Pa Mks 0 V hicLelland, Pa
towle Kirk; Reading Jos G Bullock, lowa
0 Rotifer, N Y James Oree, Pa
B F (foie, Rd W LI Jolts, N Y
Oen Helier, Columbus, 0 F 0 Heller, Columbus, 0
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third.
L S /Anil. II Obuak P Mercy, Wyoming co
W II Miler, H Chunk 3 A Shultz, LRCMS'S er
L T Foliates, Hyde Park 0 S Rube. Allentown
0 Keck,"Allent,m2 J Dust, Allentown
0 K Rust, Allentown D Miller. Allentown
It 8 Shriner, Allentown A .1 Clifton, Easton
D Shelhart, Danville J 8 Russ 111. Pa
0 V Wallace, Pa II A Shinier, Pa
A Beebe, Wilkeebarre N Evans, Pottsville
M Homan, Va Geo kluaser,Jr, Lattototer
J H gultzbaugh, Oregon C W fchropp, Pa
.1 8 Woodr, Orangeville Wei Ault, Lebanon eo
J 0 Reimer Lebanon, Pa
BLADE BRAM, INN—Plfib and Merchant streets.
The Renshaw, Pa II Livingston, Manarunk
T Warrington, W ()heater O'V Worrell, W Chester
8 Gaffing, Pa J 11 Osborne & la, Pa
/digs D Kimble, Pa 8 A Worth, Pa
W II Worth, Pa E Worth, Pa
/ Making, PA M Thr.llll3oll & son, Pa
D If Hammond, Del P AI Hunter. Pa
N Matlack, Pa Francis Snyder, Pa
A Rover, Pa R II Pratt. Ye
8 B MoOnitongh, Md lamb Reynolds, Md
Wm Ad ana, Md M Daffy, Del
Ii D Baker, Del co, Pa .1 0 Murphy, York
Sae Campbell York co, Pa .
WM.,td. EEIORMAN
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third at , ab. Callorthill.
W Harrier, Peonsburg, Pa II Thomas, Pa
D Kemmerer, Pa J Gruber, Tremont
N Fry, Milford lif Carl. Milford
T D Wolf, Danboro P It Sehmueker, Coon
B Krubb, Landadale J Van Artsdalen, Pa
N Landes, District , N 11 Ettinger, Riioesvilto
II Lefrmt, Northampton W Thompson, Zionsville
J Hutt, Butnneytown W Flack, Bucks co
0 Levan, Prlueetown P Thomas, Douglass
D bialroy, Doylestown J Deets, Port Carbon
D Bear, Preedemborg S Busby, Preedeusburg
It Reidenower, District I, Temple, Buoke co
B Bobreyer, Pugh ton J 0 Atkinson, et Oialr
F Reed, Pa
THOS. B. HUGHES
DARLNY WRAP HOTEL—Second street, below Vine
Frank Bird, Philo 11 0 Parry, Attleboro
J.e Lovilebore, Attleboro John Bette, Attleboro
S Beckman, Newtown .1 E Parry, Attleboro
L Dllllngberg, Illinois J 13 Eattburn, Millington
D IC Carver, Pa Ira llogelena, Pa
D IV McNair. Pa J 11 Perry, Pa
J B Brown, Yardleyeille . ft 11 /Thaw, Yardleyville
R T Linton, Newtown J Mahon, Newtown
W Davison, Pa D Nelren, Pa
13 T Pookmen, Newtown Thoe Rot, Lambertville
D Smith (Pa
'MADISON ROUSH—Second st., below Arch.
W P Jones, Delaware J Todd, Washington
0 Johnson, Washington R 0 Allen. Hartford, Conn
0 Williams, Reading T LPWIR, Obto
fllhnith; West Cheater Joe Taylor, N
Sand Mart, N Y David H. Conover, Pa
Robt tturdoak , Pa saaol Plersol, Pa
O R Ferguson, Maryland
MOUNT VERNON HOTHL-43eoond et , shove Arch
Jig Devlin. Pa Thad Flanigan, Pa
Jain aped, Milton, Pit P F Carnal°, Delftware
Nm D Knowles, Delaware AG M Prescott, N J
Jehn Steele, Philadelphia
BALD RAOLE—Third street. above
A Bodshatk, Pe W oodehalk, Pa •
Hodebalk, Pa P B Steinmetz, Pa
T Y Steinmetz, Pa - 0 P Pollwelr . isokeonyille
Olt Smith, helmonville W B Petah, Beading
Hlfewmeyer, Hillerstown A Schneider, Summit Hill
J ll.Ainez, Summit, nin
• .Thomas W. Bally, 'No. GSS blurltot Street,
ilmporter and Dealer In lane Watches, Jewelry, Silver
and Plated Ware. 2 tirsbalass goods constantly on band.
1T1,4 subscriber, paying cash for every article, le enabled
*p , cell at a small advance. 'Phone about purchasing
;would 491(011' to St. 411 goods irstrantsd an repro.
- • - hi•&p
DOLLIVITIO PORTS
or TO OTE O'Ol.OOX. TIM MOBOING
' Opecial Wotan.
Read the Medical Testimony.—Ja diettaguish
ed medical gentlemen says, in a letter to the proprie
tor : It may be a little irregular for me to say any
thing in favor of a patent medicine; but chili most bear
witness to the efficacy of Dr. BOOPLAND'S BALSA
MIC CORDIAL.' lily wife had long been suffering
under a violent oald, whieh &fled all thi curative
means at my command; when, without my knowledge,
she purchased a bottle of the Cordial, and was so vial
bly relieved that I myself procured a second bottle for
her; on taking the contents of which she was radically
cured.
This invaluable remedy, to the efficacy of which other
medical men have testified, as welt at the writer of the
above is prepared only by Dr. 0. It. JAOISOON, 418
Arch street, Philadel►bla, and for sale by Druggists
generally throughout the United States and Canada.
Price tb c•nte per bottle. It
Professor Saunders , Classical Institute, a
the WEST PIIIIADELPIIIA INSTITUTE, earner of
MAIIIIIIT Street and 'WILLIAM, will be- reopened on
the first MONDAY of September. Pupils, to the num
ber of fifty, will be received WITHOUT marmots or Liam
ON TB B PASS/MOSS RAILWAYS OF TRIO MY.
Thus, without expense, by a pleasant and sate con
reyance, pupils can be carried Into the fresh air of the
country in less than halt an hour from the centre of the
city. Several acres of open ground border on the beau
tiful groves of this Seminary, tvbiati . is patronized by
Many of the distinguished gentlemen of the city, among
whom are the Editors of The Press, the Lodger, and
The North American and United States Gazette, Pu
pils are received by the day, or into the family of the
Prinsipal.
" PHILADELPHIA, July 1, 1868.
We, the undersigned, hate had Nona or wards In
Professor Pounders' Institute and family during the
Session which•has just closed. In respeot to parental
kindness, happy Inhumes, attention to health, and
program In thorough education, our expectations have
been fully realised. To our friends, who are looking
for a decidedly good school for their ma, we cordially
recommend Professor Saunders , Institute.
"MATTHEW NAWEIRK, No. 1300 Arch street.
"JNO. W. 1/01tNNY, office of The Press.
" CHARLES E. TEIOUPBON, Thompson & flood, No
413 Chestnut street.
"J. S. SILVER, 1490 Girard avenue.
" W. L. SPRINGS, 831 Market street.
"GEORGE 11. MARTIN, 1625 Walnut street,"
Other Patrons of this Institution :
ELI 8. BURNETT, 409 Market street.
JOHN 0. MITOEIELL, 208 South Math street.
T.ll. OOLOTIA.N, 142 Booth Eighth street.
N. B. BROWNE, /18 South Fifth street,
SAMUEL MOORE, Logan Square.
P. WATSON, Logan Square.
WM. SWAIN, office of Ledger.
MORTON MobIIORAEL, dice of North Amerloan.
ELMS LEWIS, Penn Square.
jErNo SsYin4lY moie getcoy. et•lf
One-Price Clothing of the Latest Styles, and
made lii best marmot, expressly for WAIL SALES.
We mark our lowest selling prices in ?was 'mass
on each article. All goods made to order are warranted
satisfactory, and our ONIC-PRICIs crurco do strictly ad
hered to. We believe this to be the only fair way of
dealing, as thereby all are treated alike.
JOSSES is CO.,
ardr-ly 604 MAIIBIO Street.
Marne!Vs Cocorrine.—
lITJUNETVB 0000AINE
A single application renders the hair—no matter how
Wig and dry—soft and glossy for several days. It is
Inn BEST AYD CIInArOST HAIR DRESSING IN Inn
V7ont.o. fIASSARD ft CO., Twelfth and Chestnut Ste.
Sole Agents For sale by dealers generally, at 60 ate per
bottle. no10•tf
$5 0, $5O, $5O, $5O, $5O, $5O, $5O, 850.
SINGER'S SEWING MAOHINICS.—FAIOES RE
DIIOND.—A new and elegant Family Sewing Ma
ehine for TAO, and the general scale of prices greatly
reduced. All who want a substantial, simple, and re
liable Sewing Machine, which has an established repu
tation for doing the very best work on every kind of
material, are invited to call at our office end examine
the new machines, at the reduced prices. They can
not fall to be satisfied. I. M. SINGER & 00.,
no2•W2 No. 602 0111/BTNIIT Street.
Silver's Una Consuming Stoves :..Unless these
Stoves are made In a proper manner they are no better
than the common old.fathlonei heating Stoves.
I employ none but the best workmen, and use the
choicest imported Ems's iron.
I warrant every (fais Consumer I sell to be NULL!
XQC/41, to *bozo I had on exhibition in the Franklin
Imtitute, and which attracted the attention and
admiration of vieitore generally The Committee
conceded that GALLAGHER'S make of BILVERWIAEI
CONSUMING STOVES were the best in the Exhibition.
I call attention to the following letter:
I have examined the Sliver Gas Oonsuiners ma
nufactured by Mr. A J. GALLAGIIER, and pronounce
then fully equal to any I have ever seen. The II use's
Iron le the YMIT away, the workmanship nosurpaased.
The whole stove folly embracee my invention. I re
commend with pleasure to my friends and the public
Mr. G &Hasher's make of Stoves. J. B. Si cvms."
A. J. GALLAGUEN, Stove Manufacturer,
nos.amw . No. 806 N. SECOND, abovo Vine
W. Henry Patton, itlnntlfactnrer of Window
SHADES, and Importer of CURTAIN and 'MEWL.
STEEP MATERIALS, LAOS and MUSLIN OUR.
TAINS. BROOATELLES, SATIN DE LAINS and
'WORSTED DAMASK, RAPS, MOIIHENS, PLEBE'S/3,
HUM and TASSELS, GILT CORNIONS and OUR.
TAIN ORNAMENTS. Gilt Window Shades, with all
th trhuminge, an low as 76 centa each. Itiat received
from Auction a lasso Ineratee. or Onetedoe, which • are
cifered at the following unprecedented low prices:
Hulin Ourktins, $1 00, worth $3 00 a pair.
Lace /. gg 00, If 00 /. if
Tambour Lace " 13 00, ~ $5 00 "
Quito heavy " $5 00, " $lO 00"
Elegant rich Embroidered, $lOOO, " $2O 00 " "
Damask Curtains from $lO 00 to $l5 00 per window,
complete. Curtains made and put up at the shortest
notice, by competent workmen.
W. HENRY PATTEN, 090 CHESTNUT St.,
ocll.Omoe Oppoalte Jayne , e New Hall
Bronchitis. —Many pretalent and fatally tend
ng disarms are owe comprehended tinder the teri.e
Ilronchitis 1" to all of theni the membrane of the of
passages la more or less airceted. They resemble con
sumption In symptoms and fatality, and in many come
frbtually end in phthials The PERUVIAN SYRUP
is signally beneliolal In such cases, and has snatched
many from premature graves.
Pm sale In this city by Y. Brown, corner Yifth and
Oheetnut, and Hasfaard k 00., corner Twelfth and
Wrestnut. cgt•d&Wlf
An Elcellint Hole Dm—Jules Ilnuelie Veen.
TABLE LIQUID EMIt DYE Is superior in every re
spect to the :luny skeletal on rale for changing the color
of the Hair. It le the only Dye which will produce, IN
BTANTANSOOOLIAIe einct, all otters squiring several
hours to complete the operation. Poninna nith White,
red, or gray whiskers, can hate them dyed of a beautiful
brown, Oath, of chestnut cola, ' by lta use. Prepared
only by 3trt.ls Hama, Perfumer and Chemist, 704
CIIISTNOT Street, and for male by all Druggists. niil Gt.
elearnan • a SetvMs Food—Northwest Corner
of Second and {Veinal. stree•s D ,posits moelved
in small and large amounts, from all Masses of the
community, and allows interest at the rate of Are
per Gentler annum.
Money may be drawn by checks without look of lute•
rent.
Office open daily, from 0 until 6 o'clock, and on Nor.
day and Saturday until 0 in the ereutug. Preeldeut i
iranklln fall; Treatarar and oecratary, Marlon lk.
*Sortie
Grover ar. Nobar's Celebrated Fatally Sewing
MAORINEB.
A NEW MILE—PRIOR t5O.
780CHSOTNar &MIT, PHILADELPHIA.
These Machines sew from two spools, and form a
seam of unequalled strength, beauty, and elasticity,
which will nor rip, even If every fourth stitch be cut.
They are unquestionably the best lu the market for
family use.
0.310-tf 1,17 . 21LND FOX • OIR0OLAII...C:11
Nothing Is of more importnnep to the Vem•
fore of a fatally than a good 000 E STOVE
GALLAGEIRWR MORNING 1:MAII.
hoc been In euceessful opera Con come five years, and
there hoe nevegbeen Introduced to the public a COOK
STOVR that has given natisiactlen en generally. It
will DRAW, BAKE, ROABV, BOIL, BROIL, /to , In
the moat perfect manner.
I will return the price parr for it If It falls to do as
above. A J. GALLAGHER,
cell•mwo26t tO5 N. Second Bt., above Vine.
Gallagher's Sunrise Gas Consumer.—A Flat
TOP 000 i( STOVE, LARNE OVEN, VERY HEAVY
PLATES, AND MADE IN A SUPERIOR MANNER.
I wuuterivit to
DRAW,
DARR,
ROAST, ko,, A.o.
•
I have been engaged In the manufaeture of stoves for
many years, and I can safely recommend the SUNRISE
to my friends. If It falls to perform as above stated,
I will RETURN YOU THE MONEY PAID FOR IF
OAN YOU ASK MORE?
cell. mwe UR. A. J. (MUMMER.
Cure for Cough and Cold.—Ag coon as there
In the el'ghtert unearluers of the Cheat, with difficulty
or breathiog, or indication of cough, take during the
day, a few ‘, Broten , s Bronchial 7', aches." Containing
dernutoent ingredients, they allay Pu'reonery Irrlta
lieu. Bold wholesale and retail at F. Bnowe'e, corner
of Chestnut and Fifth atm tn. n016.004-12t
Sarin% For Vents Interest._
NATIONAL HAPP,TY TRUST COMPANY, WALNUT
Street, S. W. corner or THIRD, Philadelphia. Money
received in any enm, large or email, and Intoreet paid
from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal
Money le received and payments made daily, without
notice. The inTeettuente are made in Real Mate,.
Mortgagee, Ground Rents, and euelt Bret-clans geourl.
tiee an th °barter requires. Office hour,, from 9 o'clock
in the morning until 5 o'clock in the afternoon, ad on
Wonder and Thursday evenings until 8 o'nlaek fee
Marriages.
On the 10th instant, by Friends' Ocemony, at the
residence of the bride's lather, EDWARD HAYES, of
Frankford, Philadelphia, to MARY I, daughter of
Charles Bilis, of Bucks county, Pennsylvania. *
On the 23d instant, by Friends' Ceremony, at the
residence of the bride's father, near Bristol, Bucket
county, Pennsylvania, LOUIS O. BRAROW, of Al
toona Blair county, Pennsylvania, to MARY W. LONG
szairll, daughter of John Longstreth. sS
On the 10th instant, by Rev Therona hiurphy, Mr.
HENRY R. ALLEN to Miss MARY B. THORN, daughter
of Thomas Thorn, Esq., all of Fraukford, Twenty-third
nerd,
On the 19th or October, by Rev Joseph H. Rennerd,
Mr, JERSBITAH REA. to Miss ANNIE MoCOY, both or
thin city.
On the 2let Instant, by Rev. David J. Whelan, Mr.
ROBERT ORAIIAM to Mrs MARY IRVIN, both of
this city.
On the Rth Instant, by Rev. Joseph Beggs, Dr. TORN
D. HOLMAN, of Dougiaaville, to Miss EMMA CARPEN
TER. of Rozberough, Philadelphia.
Odthe 11th Instant, by Rev. Dr. Cole, WILLIAM
WHITE JONES to EMMA MATILDA DRIVERS, all
gf this city. •
On the 9th nit , hy,Alderman Peter Hay No. 836
North Sixth street, Bir. GROBON P. ersiDatliT;to
Mks LOUISA BAKER, both of tide city. *
Pitt'SS.--PillLAbttPtLlA, WEDNEgDAY, NOVEMJ3EIt 24. ISM
On the 222 instant, Mr. EDWARD ILVYIN, aged '6O
years.
The relatives and friends of the family are rasped,-
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of his "on - in - law , Mr. Rolw.rt Irvin, corner of Wont and
filarlbOtOUgh Bluets, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 2
o'clock, without further netice. *
On the 21st )natant, SARAH HEOR, in the 76th
year of her age
The relatives and friende of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her enri.in.law, Wm. 8 Hart, No, 1228 North Tenth
Street, above Girard avenue, thin (Wednesday) after
noon, at 1 o'clock, without further notice.
On the lid tuatara., LAWRENCE. RILEY, aged 07
yearn.
His relativoe and friends aro respectfully Invite 1 to
attend the funeral, (rein his late residence, No 1621
Germantown road, above Jefferson etreet, this (Wed
nesday) af term* 2 o'clock.
At Frankford, on the list instant, after a Ilogerieg
illness, Mrs: ALICE 1) WAGNER, wife of J F. Wag.
nor. In the Mat year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are reaped
fully invited to attend the funeral, frets the residuum
of her husband Paul atreet. above Church, this (Wed
nesday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock. To proceed to Cedar
Hill Cemetery
On Sunday morning, 21st instant, ABIGAIL HARE.
The relatives and friends ore respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from her late residence, No 244
Chester Berea', above Race, this (Wednesday) morning,
at 7 o'clock To proceed to the Nesharnony
Ground. • *
On Monday morning, 224 instant Mrs. ANN ELIZA'
TAYLOR, relict of Air. litnk'en Taylor.
Her friends are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral, without further notice from hkr late resi
dence, at Bristol, Pa , this (Wednesday) morning, at 11
o'clock The funeral services will be at the Eolccopal
Church, at 12 o'clock. precisely A beat leaves Most
nut-street wharf at 8 o'clock, and Wainutestreet wharf
at 10 o'clock. tt
. . . .
On the 22d instant, LUCINDA, wife of Bernard Shan
non, aged 24 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her husband, in Filbert street, between Twenty
evened and Twenty. third, this (Wednesday) afternoon,
at 1. o'clock, without further notice,—To proceed. to Ca
thedral Cemetery
On the 20th instant, JAMES THOMAB.
The friends and relatives are Invited to attend the
funeral, from his late residence, No. 221 Acorn alley,
this (Wednesday) afternoon—to meet at 1 o'clock, and
proceed to Lebanon Cemetery.
Rev. A. A. Willits will Lecture in
REDDING 011VROFI, SIXTBENTII and
COATBEI t treats, rEIDAY EVENING, 20th last., at
7x e , elOck Bubject-- ,, how to make holm happy "
Tickets 70 cents. Chlldr.l.lo cents at tho door. n24.81.*
g 7 . Erdford-street tilinsion.—A. meeting, ex-
T t./WI:MIN/MY will lot held in BEDFORD
Urea, nbovo TO-MORROW EVENING. 800 to •
morrow's tvivorllonmentlo The Press Bud Ledger. It*
ar. The Old Spaniard and his South Amen-
CAN OFFSPRINC.—The Rev 001,D8JUITLI D.
'DARROW will lecture on the above eubjeot In the Cen
tral Church, VIDO street, below Thirteenth,
THIS (Wednesday) N.VSNING, the 24th hut., at 7)4
o'clock.
Tickets 13 canto, to be bed at Tbor, ley & Ohinm , s, N.
E career Eighth and Sprlog Garden ,treats; W. k J.
HeilPs, No. lb South Ninth street, and at the door on
the evening of the Mature lt*
Tr. Jaynets Hall Prayer Meeting —All will
be glad to learn that until further notice the
BUSINESS DIRIPS UNION PRAYER ALERTING will
be held again to Taynehi flail, daily, from 12 to
1 o'clock. Thin fa the most central and convenient lo
cation, and THOUSANDS can be accommodated.
All are cordially in tell to attend, and the meeting
in open for all to take part 'whom members of any
Evangelical Church. n24-tf
on.. Hazleton Coal Company,
ntsurnic, November 3, 1868 —The Directors of
the Hazleton Coal Company have thin day declared a
Dividend of FIFTY OEN TS PICA MAHE on the Capi
tal stook of the Company, additional to the Augaat di
vidend, payable to the Stockholders or their legal
representatives, at the office of the Company, In Phila
delphia, on and after December Bth, next.
The Traveler Books will be closed until Doceniber 6th.
n24-St SAMUEL MOORS, President.
lirOffice behlah I)eni and Navigation fie.—
ruit.euat.rma , November 2311, 1868.
The Board of Managers hare this day dee'ared a DI
VIDEND of THREE PEIt CENT., equal to One Dol
lar and Fifty Cents per Share on the Capital Stock of
thin Company, payable on and after the third clay of De
cember next. Oy order, OTIS AMAIIDON,
n 24 et Treasurer,
The Eighteenth Anniversary of the
FIHLADALPIIIA LADIES' SOCIETY IN AID
OF THE SWIB , I MI:.;,SION IN OANADA, will be held
in JAYNE'S HALL, on THURSDAY, November lb,
At 7X P. AI. Addresses from Drs. Brantley, Goddard,
°bombers, and others
Madame yeller and Nev. Mr. Laser, of the Manion,
are to be present.
Admission Bros. All are InvHui
uce. The East Stationer Railroad Company.
Tho undersigned Oommissioners ibeing two of
those named in the Act of InCorporation of said Com
panyndo hereby appoint the Eighth day of December,
A. D. 1858, between the hours or 11 A. 51, and 2 P. Si.
of said day, at No. 407 Li MARX Street. above Fourth
Street, in said city, for the Subscribe , to the Stock of
mid Company to meet to organize the Dotapany, and to
elect, as provided by law, a President and Twelve Di.
rectors, to Nerve according to law.
ROWLAND JONES,
F. N. BUCK.
c023-d2w
PIIII,ADSLPHIA, Nov. 22,1868
ocrFarmers' and Mei
DELPIIIA, November
At an election hell on ti
the roilawing named Stock
TORS of title Batik:
8. A. Afeker,
Edwin Id. Lewie,
lesec B. Waterman,
John A rhhuret,
George W. Ferranti,
Anthony J. Aotelo,
James R. I
And at a meeting of the
MEROEtt,Esi, . was tannin
Edwin M. Lewis. Red ,
'Welton, Jr., °ashler.
n234t W.
Illechantcs , Bunk- 2 1'htladel plan, Nevem-
Den 22, 1859,
At an election held on the 15th In t, the following
gentlemen were chosen DIILECTUIti for the omitting
you :
Joeeph U. Mitchell,
Robert Steen,
r)i, Peartl , u ~
ribi,.....11.--Da.c.r._ _ _- 1
111ain It. nompeon,
John 0. Davie,
And at a meeting or the Board this day, POSEN.' IL
BIITOFIELL, Nu; , was unanimously elected President;
Qeorga 11. Maul, Esq., Vice President, and
n23.3t JOB. G. MI 011111,1,, Cashier.
ilre Home for Invalids with Affections of
TELE attar.
B. w. corner PARKE and CHESTNUT Streets.
on-lm Went Philedelphis
Pi
.aladelPhia and Dar y Ra Iron Von -
PARP —A special mooting of tho ttockholdera
of the Philadelphia arid Darby Railroad Company will
be bold at the BLUE DUI, TAVERN, Twenty ; fourth
aqua, cu iV SDNESDAY APTERNOON, tho .4th lost ,
at 8 Oclook.
By order of the Board of °kegler!.
r22•3t a MOROI , : EN hY,
UnittereitY or retitle) , Imtnitt —LIMY Ile.
PART'S lINT.—The Anniversary oration, berme
the Alumni, Bill be delivered, at the Hell of the Uni
versity. by the lion. WIFZIAII DS. M3MIEDITIt, on
TLIUILSDAY, November 26th, atil P. H. Tickets eau
be obtained on applio.tioe to
J. Sergeant Price, 813 Arch street.
W. IL Ituddiman, Blatt and Walnut
John L. Phobonkbr, 33LNorth
Z. P. Obbson, 233 South Fifth
P. Speakman, 28 North Seventh
W. P. JU(111312, 712 Walnut
TrA Passport to thinness. -.Good Btisiness
Writing, Oftener, perhaps, than anything else,
lea ptssport tb litbratiee business. And this cao no.
where he 110 AUCCefillnlilY acoired RS at BRYANT &
rTTON'S Mercantile College. Their Students
make astonishing progress. Classes day and evening.
A thorough course of practice In Book. keeping, illus
trated by MANUSCRIPT MS taken front ACTUAC.
BUSINESS, may be had at this Institution. Call for
Catalogue.
NOWee—The ours or the Second and
Third•etreet Railway Company leave the EX-
KiIINGE RIGIIMOND erery live nunutes. Parente
and Guardians are requested to elution et:Waren arinit
banging on to or menhirs with the care, that act dente
tufty be avoided. nt:2-3t
Milord Taylor. Es before tits Prople'n
LITERARY INSTITUT 19, In Concert
ilfiunsuAY xVENING, Nov IN. Subjent—"Lito in
the North.” pink, Tickets 2G Dente. For wile at the
nookatorea. n2o•4tlk
Bank of Commerce.—Phitadclphln, No
vember 2, 1858 —The Board of Ph-et:tore beim
i trltray declared n dividend o: dvo por cent parable
oh demand, clear of Mate Tax. J. 0. DONN
nB-wfml2t Oeebler.
Eclectic Medical College.—Free Medi
cal and Ettrgi.nl Clinic. by Protessom PAIN N
and °ALBIN.% on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS,
from 1 to 2 P. M.
MARSH ALL CALKINS, M. D. Dean,
n2ihrhe4t No. 247 North N INT!! Street
rs. SAUSAGE CUTTERS AND STUF
.T.v. BENS of the most approved patterns, for sato 1y
D. LAMLE & SON.,
Implement and Seed Warehouv,
Nos. 21 and 23 Smith 3I Xlll street.
It* between DIARKET and UT.
tez CORN SHELLER% HAY, STRAWY
AND FORD) R OTYTTERi, rein Fan., Hort°
Powell and Threohing Machines, Plonglin, HarroWa,
Farmers , Dollera, Field Rollers ; Ron, Gob, and Grain
&L, for cola by
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Implement and Seed Warehouse,
Non 21 and 23 South
11* between MARKET and CHESTNUT.
HANGING LAMPS OR VASES WITH
CITAINB.-4ust received from Paris, an invoke
of flanging Lamps or Vases, suitable for growing air
plants, trolling flowers. kn.
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Seed and Implement IVarehonne,
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Between Market and Chestnut Sts.
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Webs, end all other Fabrics and aqiclen made by combin
ing fibrous substaws with threads or sheets of vulcan
ized rubber are notified that indeed the seaward properly
stamped or labollel with my name. and by my authori
ty, they cannot bs legally disposed of in the United
States Merchants and dealers are Invited to examine
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Nit OF TUE TITLES AND EYCLUuIVi RIGHTS
IN TUE PATENT for these goods, 'which embrace all
the etylce heretofore manufactured or imported, and
many others.
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onto. Open on Wedntraley arta Battu lay evening. It*
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and The Press race._n24.lBo*
DR. M. OiLITIN'SEIkSRETURNEO
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and residence, No. 247 North RIME Street. Moore
from 7 to 10 A.. and 4 to 7 P. M. n 24 12t*
FIRST PREMIUM, FRANKLIN INSTI
TUTE, 1868, to BRAM PATBNT 111110 K
DIACIIINK and BRION KILN. They aro row offered,
with full guarantee to perform In a very ruperior way as
regards cost, quality, and quantity. Addiuna J. W.
ORAISY, care of L P. MORRIS & 00., Port Richmond
Iron Works, Philadelphia.
N. 8.—1 will take an interest with any o no w h o wishes
to ergage in the manufacture of Brink in Philadelphia,
and guars ntee that Brick can be made at ono half the
cost of the common process. nuul.Bwti J. %V. O.
SAMUEL HEPBURN has transferred his
Law Mee from Carlisle, Penna. , to No. 03 SAN
80b1 Streit, (between Chestnut and Walnut.) Phila
delphia Ho will attend to any business entrusted to
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terior of the State.
Philadelphia ; November 24, 1858. n24.3m
MR. JOHN MORRISSEY HAS BEEN
Induced to glee another GRAND SPARRING
EXIITIGTON, on FRIDAY RVENING, November neth,
18t8, at Franklin Bali, SIXTY{ Street, when he will
have the pleagutre of introdueing Mr. Dominick Brad
fey, S S Rankin, Charles" Ottinguon, Dou fCci rigau,
John Oorgrove, and others . n2l.2t*
Mattis.
!chantes' liatult.••PlalliLA
t'.2.1. 1865.
o 15th of November. 1858,
-olden+ were elected Ulltlio
James E. Caldwell,
Lindley Smith,
Joseph Ila.rison Jr.,
William 11. Woodward,
Robert V. Alassoy,
JOPhtle. B Lippincott,
Otimpb 11.
Directors this day, S. A.
.eddy re-eltcted President;
Ice President, and William
ItlalITON, Jr , Cashier
Charlea Lvlamd,
Louis Jungerloh,
William Ciaul,
D Ponansasten,
lionjamin W. Tingley,
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'prialltitral.
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rikISSOLUTION.—The partnership hereto
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These goods are the REGULAR MAKE OP BUM
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qualify. Purchasers will fled it to their advantage to
call bsfo.e buying elsewhere
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Brussels, and Velvet; also, Ingrains and Venißans, all
of which will be Fold, for CASK, at pricee (rite as low
019 goods of the game quality eau be bought in this
country,
BREVE L. KNIGHT, Importer,
^62 8011T11 SECOND STREET, A BO VII SPRUCE
n'23-24,27,29&31.-;f
UNION BANK
TIII. k 3 13 A. IT li ,
N. E. CORNER OF THIRD AND ARCH. STEN:NTH,
Will be Open for Business
WEDNESDAY, ME ?4TII INSTANT
I, , E , CULINT DAIS,
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
n42•St . JAMB LESLEY, Cashier
LOOKING GLASSES
JAMES B. EARLE ,116 BON.,
Manufacturers of LOOKING (IL ASSKS for MAN
TWA, rnos, h SIDJ WALLS, of every she, style
and shape.
Vier Tablen, Gorniees, Brackets, Gunnels, of new and
elegant &algae; and
PICTURE FRAMES, with Framee for Portraits,
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and price. Importers of ENGRAVINGS, every new
Publication being received the moment ofand
OIL PAINTINGS from the Studios of the boat - and
meet celebrated American and European Artiste.
A LARGE GALLERY OF PAINTINGS,
Open et all times, rams. Wholesale and Retail Deal
er,' In Mahogany and Walnut framed Looking Glom!,
to which they Invite the attention of country customers.
JAME 8 B. EARLE & BON,
Sill CHESTNUT STREET,
OPPIWITII To■ GIRARD 10081
tZ.OSIIEN BUTTER.-29 Tubs Prime
Goehere Butter. For sale by
0. 0. SADLIOR, &
103 AllOll Rtrent
R - USSIA. AND AMERICAN TARRED
OORDACIE, untied Woes, manufactured and for
•,
male by WEAVER, PITLER & 00.,
023 No. 23 N. WATER Bt , and 22 N Wharven
it' ONONGATTELA WHISKE Y.-60 Bblg
ITIL pure Hyu hiekey, afore en fur ease by WM
U.YMATON) 210 Mouth FRONT Bt. nos
Retail erg (boobs.
SHARPLESS HAVE IN STOCK A DE
BIRABLR assortment of Cloth Cloaks, Raglans,
Otroulars, and Velvet Cioaks, which are all of approved
shapes and made of Cloth oethelr Importation.
n 24 CHESTNUT & EIGHTH.
PNGLISR SQUARE BLANKETS.
MARKUS BROTHERS otter s goad stock of
English Blankets!, nearly square, manufactured for the
Retail Trade, with and without bright colored headings.
ALSO, Superior American Twilled Blankets, common
Imported Whitney, and single Bed and Mackinaw
Blankets. They have Wee Bright-striped knee Blankets,
or Railway Wraps, and Horse Blankets in variety
n 34 CHESTNUT & EIGHTH.
OPENED TO-DAY,
REYERAI, CASES OP
NEW GOODS
OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
JUST REGEIVED PER t. VANDERBILT, ,
PANOY SILKS, DAYADERE DO., TWO-PLOUNOED
ROBES, EVENING SILKS, MOIRE ANTIQUE,
VELVET POPLINS, PLAIN BLACK POPLINS,
EMBROIDERIES, EVENING DRESSES, as., Sco.
THOMAS W. EVANS & CO.,
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n23 -at
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Brooke Shawls, Table Linens,
New style Cloaks Napkins,
Woollen Slum's, Table Covers,
Cloak Cloths, Meetings,
Wool Plaids, I F hidings,
Valencia Travers,l i Brunets,
Figured Merino's, Towellingv,
Mous Be Laines, Muslin, dm
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH STREETS
CASTOR BEAVER CLOTHS, FOR LA
DIM' CLOAKS.
RIBBED TRIOO CLOTHS.
RIDDr D DEAVER CLOTHS.
PLAIN BLACK CLOTHS.
CLOTH CLOAKS, RAGLANS, AC , AC
EIRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARM NTRIETB
NEW CLOAKS
OPENING EVERY DAY
AT Tll6
PARIS MANTILLA AND CLOAK EMPORIUM.
PINE BEAVER CLOAKS,
MOH VELVET CLOAKS
mounoiNa CLOAKS.
MISSES' CLOAKS,
OPERA CLOAKS.
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The Largest Assortment In the City.
AT TII6
PARIS MANTILLA k CLOAK NMTONIUM,
708 CHESTNUT STREET,
J. W. PROCTOR & CO
n 23
L"NGLISH HOSIERY,
FOR
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GENTLEMEN,
CHILDREN'S WEAR
. L. J. LEVY & CO.
Neve received, per steamer KANGAROO, & complete
assortment of the beet mates of
ENGLISH Romans . ,
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AND
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RUE, MERINO, LAMB'S WOOL,
AND
UOTTOIIDOIIBLE-YEET HALF HOSE
LADIES' and MIMES,
UABDMERE AND MERINO Vk131% AND DRAWERS
THE CELEBRATED
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BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED
LADIES , and CHILDREN'S
FLEECY COTTON HOSE.
CIIIII.DREN'S CLOTH AND VELVET LEOQINS
809 & 811 CHESTNUT STREET.
03-3 t,
NEIV SILK ROBES
•
STEAD= VANDERBILT
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lave received, by the downer Vanderbilt, a cue of neat
TWO-FLOONOBD 811 ROM,
OF TAN
LATEST DIANUFAOTIME,
N.E.IVERT STYLES,
Which they will open on
AICYPENING.
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MOURNING CLOAKS
A NEW ABSORMENT Oa
PLAIN 33 LACK
BEAVER CLOTH CLOAKS,
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bIOURNIi STOKE
No. gOB CIUMNIIT STREET'.
L ADIES' CLOAK CLOTHS.
Mack Beaver glottis.
back Habit Olathe.
Pilots and ratline.
COOPER & CONARD,
N. Wrier NINTH & MARKST ilis
LACK MOHAI t
For trimming Cloaks.
Brown and Gray do.
Dim&loo clothe, $1 26.
'Slack Raba Cloths, $1 87 to $2 50
COOPHR & CONARD,
2 G. E. obeter NINII2 & MARKET SU
OVERCOAT CLOTEtS.
Flue Black Wanking.
Bide Band Ongsimeree.
Fancy Casein:loran.
Boys' Cass'mares
Pattlnets from 40 to 82X coats
irelret, Bilk, and other Wentings.
COOPER & CONARD,
11'22 S. E. corner NINTH & 'RABBET Ste
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where a knowledge of
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le made tertain to every pupil that may enter.
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AND JUTE
y i IANILA
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prim, by
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nol7-2m
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considered hopeless and beyond the roach of medicinal
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stored to perfect health and usefulnen., We believe
the day for drugging and drenching thn system with
debilitating and naumoua medical agents in the vain
hope of permanently curing Tubercular Consumption le
pact, and that, front the introduction of our new phi
losophicnl, 0011, above all, natural witthinl of combat
ing this class of diseases, must ensue a general cod
thorough reform in et former methods of treatment.
Reference to 06E08 cured Examinations, daily. free of
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MI ACKEREL.— 767 Bbls Nos. 1, 2, & 8
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•
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no/ US AMYL Amer.
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with an sxteceive and reliable connection. The oppor
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"Ohentnut Street,' , office of The Press. n28..2t*
WANTED—A Partner With $20,000 or
276,000 to engage in the Cloth. Cassimere cud
Weeling jobbing trade The advortisor le without
capital, but has been night years engaged to the bust
nese, has a thorough knowledge of both the buying and
selling departments, and having travelled through the
Western States twice a year for fire years, le well ac
quainted with the merchant! who buy Su this market.
Address ' , H. H. 11' ," at the office of The Press ;
until the 27th Instant. n22-ete
WANTED—To exchange a building lot lb
Camden for Dry Goode orerocerlee. Address
A. T Camden P. O,N. J. 0228t*
'VI/ANTED—To rent a neat residence in
V the southern part or the city. Rent not to es.
coed $lBO per annum. A ddress 1," office of The
Press. n22,6t*
WANTED—A second-hand Fire-proof
Chest. of medium s , ze. Evans & Watson's
make preferred. Address "Cheater," Blood's Despatch.
n2O 4t*
WANTED—By the Brat of January nest,
a situation as BOOK-KEEPER in a WholAsale
Store or h'actory Undoubted.reterencea will be given.
Address Junius," at this office. nIP-6t*
WANTED.—The advertiser, a young man
of active bushes., habits, Is anxious to secure
an engagement with a Manufacturer to sell Goods oh a
commission Snlitteotory reference will be given.
Address MERCANTILE, office The Press. n018.6:*
WANTED—To Rent, for the winter sea
son, with immediate possession a Furniehed
house of moderate M improvements,
west
with modern
west of Tenth street. Addrese A. 111., °Moe of this
paper. 004
WANTED, FOR THE UNITED STATER
CAVALRY—Able.bodied, unmarried men, to
whom will be given good pay, board, clothing, and
medical attendanoe. Pay from $l2 to 142 per month.
No man haring a wife or child will be awe tat. Apply
for MOUNTED B.IIRVION at No 817 MARHET Street
above eighth, north side.
I. N. MOORE,
let Lient. let Dragoons,
apl7-ti Recruiting Officer.
Sot Bale anb to Let.
$3,lO O —F OR SAL E—A flrst-rate
• GE WIND RENT or this mount.
J. S. HUBER,
n2B 3t 206 South FOURTH Street.
CIROUND RENTS FOR SALE.—A num
bar of Ground Rents of the following amounts:
$2 500,11,400,11,000, $3OO, $5OO, and other sums. All
well scoured, at a discount. J. 9 HUM,
023 St No. 206 Ponth FOURTH litreet.
al; FOR RENT—The DWELLING No.
b!UjOl6 LOOM Street, (or Washington Square) from
the lat of January, 1859 The house is three stories
high, with basement, back building, &c , now occupied
by J. W. Forney. Apply at the office of The Press. or
at the hones. no23.tf
PEBEhIPTOBY SALE OF TOWN
LOTS IN SODTII CAMDEN.—
Will be sold at Public Sale, 011 the premises, on
MONDAY, November 29th, Inst.
At 10 o'clock A. M.,100 valuable TOWN LOTS, in
FORTH C OLDEN, situate and fronting on Naighn , s
aavenue, on Market street. Mechanic, 'Liberty, and
Orauge streets, Broadway, Seventh, West Jer
sey Railway, and Dighth streets.
They are all 20 feet front by 100 feet deep, and are
some of the moot desirable building lots In South Cam
den.
Plana and full description will be shown on the day
of sale.
Terme, which will be very easy, as little of the pur
abase money will be required to be paid down, made
known at gale.
By J. G. BRYCE.
Perrone wishing to purchaee at private Pale can ob
tain all Information by coning on P.O Bit MX, at
It it. Corson's coal °ince, No. 1113 South FOURTH Bt.,
below Chestnut, Philadelphia.
n022-6t R. M. MADDOCK, Auctioneer.
gm TO LET—The large, well lighted, and
11 ; ; eligible STORE, No. 83 -moth SECOND Steeet.
which will be vacated by the undetslined on the first of
January. Bent very moderate. Apply to
nol6•tf A. A. ROHNIIIIIM t 1411001 ES, as above.
TO RENTS—On the Ist January next, the
very superior and extensive ROOMS, (24, 3d, 4111
and 6tlifioore, each 24 feet by 146) of the NEW STORE,
683 MARKET Street, The building is one of the Sue
improvements on the upper side, between FIFTH and
SIX.TLI Streets, having two fronts, the north one on
rest' Street with good cartage way 20 feet into SIXTH
Street. Apply on the premises. nol-tf
lotil TO RENT, a STORE on DELAWARE
IEL Avenue, below' 'VINE Street, running through to
Water Street, 148 feet deep. Also, the Double STORE,
corner of THIRD and QUARRY Streets, 40 fest front,
one of the beat locations for large Business in Phila
delphia Also, STABLE and 00A071-HOUSE in
CHERRY Street, above SEVENTH, In rear of Ash
land House Apply at 273 South aOI9III,TH Street.
se2O3nt*
Liaarbing:
TWO PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET,
-IL with Board, in a private farrltv, at 269 South
NINTH' titreet. n242t*
BOARDIN.7,-,Two gentlemen will be fur-
G
Mabee with *thd acccnonodetlone in a genteel
private fatuity locatiou We Walnut street. Ad
era's it II.," office of The PIG3I. n23-4t*.
%IWO OR THREE AGREEABLE PER
-IL SONS may ob.ala Good Board, and every com
fort, in a fine bon,e centrally located. Rafael:wee ex
changed. Address ‘• I{oxll9o P. O . 122.3-31.41,
BOARDING.—Two young gentlemen wish
to obtain boarding for the winter In a central lo
cation. Addreaa ‘• Illelnnond, , t at this office. n22,3t*
Prroonal.
FI RING BACK TH} COAT!—If the man
who took the Cost out of the 'Washington House
fidaaing.room hat eight, wilt bring it back, nothing
will be said &NAO. ft. flit : OVi'NEK OF THE COAT
KNOWS unr, end will capase him if the float in not
returned this WEDNESDAY, It*
ff o PHYSICIANS.—A young Physician
is desirous of an engagement with a gentieman
hissing an extensive Practice, who requires the aid of
an Assistant. Good references will be given, and
terms moderate. Address DOOTOR, aloe of this pa
per. nolB-dt*
~nxnranre ((Companies
HARKET FIRE INSURANCE CO
OV TUE CITY OF NEW YORE.
CASH CAPITAL $200,000
sumus 75,200
$278,200
TOTAL ASSETS
DIRECTORS.
BENJAMIN H. HOWELL, President.
Philotus H. Holt of 236 Front street.
Joseph P Wickham, late Wickhaea & YintehinSon
Silas Davie, of A. 13. - & 5. Davis.
Oliver H. Shepard, of Shepard, Howe & Co.
Henry Rowland, of Rowland & Banks.
Alfred L. Rowe, of T. G. & A. L. Rowe.
Wm. P. Miller, of Wm. P. Miller & Co.
Stephen W Galnes, of S. W. & R. A. Gaines.
Elisha L. Walton, of Walton, Little, h Co.
Nelson Sherwood, of Nelson Sherwood & Co.
HenryG Reeve, of H. Reeve & 00.
Daniel T. Wine* of Willete & Co. •
Albert L. Be Camp, of Baker & De Camp.
John M. Bruce, Jr., of Bruce, Odell, & Barnum.
Stephen Li Masten of 218 'front street.
Enoch Ketcham, Of K. Ketcham & Co.
Wm A Onmnings, of Beards & Cummings.
Henry Lyles, Jr., of Lyles, Polhamus, k Co.
Brewster valentine, of Valent , no & Bergen.
Geo. B. W hitfield, of G. & J Whitfield do Co,
Albert Havemver, (late Havemyer & Moller.)
Tennis W Quick, of Quick & Pllonamedieu.
David M. Turner°, of Edry & Turnure.
Jose T. Navarro, of Mora Brothers, Navarro & CO.
Edward Bill, of 119 Broad street.
Nathaniel W. Chator, of Peter V. King & Co.
Wm. H. Goodwin, of R. Goodwin & Brother.
John Friable, (Freeland. Squires, & Co.)
ASHER TAYLOR, Vice President.
Insures on Buildings and Peraonal Property of every
doaeription against Losa or Damage by Hire, on the most
favorable terms.
EMERY P. FREEMAN, &suetAxy.
INSURANCE IN VIE ABOVE COMPANY CAN BE
BFFECTED TIIROUGII
STEWART c.KI JOHNSON,
No. 108 South FOURTH Htroet,
ocl•frmdcn99Wf Philadelphia.
Itiatbintrn an lirot.
O &MOIL V. lillitlOlC. I. YAMO/UI 10.1210/.
WILLIAM H. 1‘111.11 , 31G
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
/MU AND WADDINGTON OTRANTO,
PHILADELPHIA.
• - • -
MERRICK & SONS,
ENGINI4BREI AND MACHINIBTO,
mannfacture /Ugh and Low Pressure Steam lloginel, for
Land, River, and Marine service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, ao., Out
rage of all kinds, either Iron or Braes.
Iron frame roof' for Gas Works, Workshops, Railroad
Btations,
Retorts and Gas Maehinery of the latest and Mud
improved construction.
livery detioription of Plantation machinery, molt as
Sugar. Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open Steam
Trains, Dam:atom, Sitters, Pumping Engines, ho.
Bole Agents for N. Rillieux's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus; Ne.smytk's Patent Steam Hammer; J. P.
Roes' Patent Valre Motion for Blast Mao/Hoerr and
Steam Pumps.
fremeetntendent—li. H. BAHTOL. anE-Ir
TO ARCRITEOTS AND BUILDERS.
ACADIA FREESTONE.
Now landing, and shortly to arrive, 1,000 tone of this
beautiful Stone, both of the
BLUE, GRAY, AND BUFF TINTS,
the former of which, for softness and delicaoy of color,
is unrivalled
For the character of this stone please examine the
following buildings
Joe. Harrison% Eighteenth street and Rittenhouse
Square.
Hartlifen'S Building, Locust street, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth.
Samuel Smith's Went sheet and Rittenhouse square.
Afro. Eetorson's No. 1219 Walnut street.
A. E. Woinrath , e, 411 Arch street.
Samuel Simon', Twelfth and Chestnut streets,
T. E. J. Sweat, Beventeenth and Locust streets, and
°there
ARNOLD it WILSON, Acanthi,
PRILIDELPIIIA WARMING AND VENTILATING
WARDUOUBE,
1010 OGESTNDT STREET
1101043n1 s. 111, TELTWIIIai)
`atllUetWtettilf.
AE
MR WAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
LA FAITOBITA.
Tfi fS (WRDNRSDAY4 November 24.
FOUR VEENTH fiIIBSORIPTION NIGHT,
LAST NIGHT, BUT TWO OP Tin MASON..
. LAST IDAZZA.NID NIGHT.
Leat appearance in Philadelphia of
Madame GAZE ANIGA.
On which occasion Donisettits Opera Serie
L.A. FAVORITL
Will be performed.
LEONORA. Madame GA EZ
BRIGNOLI. AMODIO, and N. BABILI,
In their respective roles
FRIDAY, Last Night but One of the Italian Opera,
I DI/RITANI.
Last appearance of
Ilvira
MADAMS. COLA DE WILHORST.
Mad. C Lie withe
BRILINOLI, AMODIO, and E. and ora
N. BARILI,rs-L..
In their respective roles.
Oonductors-51 STELN.OI3OE and Sig. NIOOLAI7.
ADMISSION ' One Dollar. Reserved Beats, Fifty Dente
extra, which can be secured daring the day. All seats
which have not bean secured during the day will be
sold on the evening of the performance at ONE DOLLAR,
with the exception of a limited number of 01101Cn OUTS,
which will be retained for the accommodation of Aran
gem, at 51.50.
Tickets (or the Balcony, and R and L section of the
Parquet, can be had at the Offices In Chestnut street; the
Parquet Circle and centre of Parquet at the Academy.
Family Circle, 50 cents. Amphitheatre, 26 cents
Doors open at 7 Opera commences at S. n023.2t
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. - •
FRIDAY EVENING, November 26.
FIFTEENTH. SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE SEASON.
Last appearance of
MADAME CORA DE WILHOBST.
What and Only Night of Bellint's Favorite Opera
IL PURITAN!.
First appearance of Madame DE WILIIORST
' In her g role of ELVIRA,
Sung by her in Pane and New York with irelnenlid
auCCral.
Whet and only appearance. this eeason of Sig. BRIG. ,
NOLI, in his great role of Arthur Talbot.
What appearance of aig, AMODIO
In the role of Sir Giorgio.
Plut appeasers of Big ETTORE BABILI
In the role of sir Riccardi.
Mr, STRANDS= bets lure to announce that it has
been hie ardent desire to produce sooner IL PURI
TANI, in which Opera
MADAME CORA DE WILHOEST
has achieved such a brilliant and triumphant Income
in Paris and New York, but has been prevented by the
serious and contained dolmen of Mr. JUNCA
Big. AMODIO moat kindly has consented to appear
in the role of Sig. GIORGIO, to enable tLe Manager
to keep his promise to produce this Opera.
Mr STRAEGSCII takes the liberty of calling the
attention of the public to the fact that Madame DB
iveulonsT is now the meet eminent American Prima
Donna. and that in the role of ELTIRA she hies now
no superior, either in Europe or America, and that,
having recently been in Europe, he has witnessed in
London end Feria performances of IL PURITAN!,
which cannot be aomnated with the one which will
take place on FRIDAY EVENING, at the Academy,
on Which occasion
MADAME DE WILIIORST,
SIG. BRIGNOLI,
SW. AMODIO, and s ,
SIG. BARILI,
Will appear in the principal parte. n 024
A CADEMY OF MUS !C.
GRAND FE ITIVAL MATINEE.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. 27,
At half-put 1 o'clock, P. M.
Mr. STRAHOSOLL bags leave to announce, that in
consequence of the extraordinary success which has
attended the MATINEE'S. during the past semen, he
has dete•mined to give ONE MORE and POSITIVELY
THE LAST
GRAND FEATIVAL , WATINEE
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, on which °easeful
Medians COLSON, Mademoiselle PARODI, Madame DS
WILHORBT, Madame BTRAHOSCH, and all the prin
cipal members of the great Italian Opera will appear-
EY' Per particulars see future advertisements.
n024-tf
MRS. D. P. BOWERS'a WALNUT-ST.
THRATE.II, corner of NINTH and WALNUT
THIS (Wednesday) 'EVENING, November 24,1868,
WHITE HORSE OP THE PEPPERS.
Gerald Pepper Hr. John Drew
To be followed by the farce entitled an
IRISH ENGAGEMENT.
To conclude with the comedietta, entitled
WHAT WILL THEY BAY AT Roam.
Prizes of adraiselon--Becond Tier and nadir atrals,
and Third Tier, 26 cents; Parquet. 87X cents; Drina
Olrole, 50 cents; Private Boxes, according to their
locale, $3 and 66; Single Beats in Orcheirtm and Prints
Boxes, 76 cents.
Doors open at half past 6 o'clock; Onrtain rine at
7 o'clock.
WHEATLEY & ELARKE's ARCH-ST.
TEMATRB.—WIIIIoun S. Irederieks, Acting an I
Stßze Manacer.
THIS (Wednesday) %TIMING. November 24 16644
OUR AIRRIOAN.OOIISIN.
Ass Trenchsrd, our Ameriesn Cowan, Mr. J. B.
Clark; Lord Dundreary, Mr. Wheatley.
To conclude with, first time this season, the Comedy of
ASK NO QUES MONS.
Mathias, Mr. John Gilbert ; Cgmtet, Mr. B. D. John.
son ; Baroness de Berigey, Blra. J. Gilbert.
..aamoteion, 25 obi. Secured Beate in Drees Circle. 67M
eta; Orchestra Stalls, 60 els; Beata In Private Binina,7ll
ate; Gallery, 13 eta ; Gallery for Colored Pernoos, 26 otij
Private Box In Gallery for Colored Persons, 33 etsi
Whole Private Box, P.
Doors open at half past 6 o'clock; commence at 7,
precisely
NATIONAL CIRCUS, WALNUT ST.,
I above EICHITH.4EWIS B. LENT, Manager.
Magnificent Equestrian Spectacle!
THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, November 24. MS,
The Equeerian Pantomime and Ballet, entitled
LUBIN AND ANNETTE ; Or, The Ltrres or the fealties.
Io additioa to a variety of perforMahoes in the Ring,
the evening's entertainment will include the Equen.
trlen Spectacle entitled
THE GAMES OP THE CRUSADERS;
Or, Recitals of the Trials of the Knight. of Malta.
Which requires the combined efforts of One Hundred
Men and Home.
MAIN OP PRICES.
Dress Circle and Parquette 40 watt.
Children under tea sears of age 5:1 tt
Family Circle
Detre open at quarter to 7 o'clock. Performaseett
will commence. at 7, alai terminate at /o,tf, precisely.
/0° - Performances on Wednesday and Saturday Af
ternoons.
VIUSICAL FUND HALL.—THE GER
hIANIA ORCHESTRA will commence their
Public REHEARSALS on SATORDAY neat, Nov.
20th. Single Tickets 25 cents; a package or eight
tickets for $l, which may be obtained at Andre% 1104
Chestnut street; Beck & Lawton'a, corner of Seventh
and Chestnut. and at the door of the Hall. The per
formance commences at 33i o'clock P. N. noll-tf
QANPORD'S OPERA ROUSE,
ELEVENTH Street, adjoining the Pommies:3la
Railroad Depot.
eItEAT BILL
For the patrons or
8/111FORD'a OPERA 11003.1,,
THIS EVENING,
WEI be presented Senford , e true verelott of
TIMM TOM'S VANN.
The largeot Company of
MINSTRELS IN THR WORLD
BYERS EVNBING New Bongs, Glees, Choruses,
Refrains, ic., with Dancing by the
SANFORD CHILDREN.
Athalesion 25 dente; Old'then 12% canto.
tEr On Thanksgiving Dvy TELE= Performances,
viz: 10%, 2) 2 and 7% o'clock In the evening nol4m.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, TENTH AND
CHESTNUT Btreete.
Immense attraction. New NeveMeat Change of
Programme each Ribibition. The L.EARNED CA.
NARY BIRDS and SPIRIT RAPPING. Go and Sae
SIGNOR BLITZ.
The great Ventriloquistand wonderful Magician.
Performance every Evening during the week, it
half-past 1 o'clock and on Wednesday and Saturday Af
ternoons at 8.
Admilutioa. 25 cent.. ; Children. 13 eanta. 6025-Ima
Wattoo, ivnielrp., tO'r.
BAILEY & Co,
110111311:1,
BAILEY a KITCHEN,
Hue removed to their new Biro-1mo; White Marble
819 CHESTNUT STREET,
NORTH BIDE, BELOW THE GIRARD nous";
Now opening theft fall otook of
IMPORTED JRWELRY, PLATED Wenn, ANIII
TANOY GOODS,
To which they invite the attention of the publle.
1311,VH8-WABB, WATOEIES, IgABIONDS, AND
PEAHLB,
AT irsougseus AND MULL
Gnus, petals, &t.
IN E W " GUN STORE
____
PHILIP WILSON & CO.,
432 CHESTNUT STREET, BELOW FIFTH.
WILL OPEN
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22,
An mortmsnt of
FINE GUNS
OF THEIR OWN BIANIINAOTIIRE,
THOSE OP THE MOST CELEBRATED MAKERS
IN EUROPE.
no attention of
SPORTSMEN
Is requested to their Mach, which they can promise
SHALL NOT BEI SURPASSED
By any in the United States.
RIFLES,
PISTOLS,
VLABIES,
BEIOT, eco.
GUN FURNITURE IN ALL VARIETY.
nolB-tf
Carriages.
I S./lA° P. BRANIN,
2- LIGHT COACH & CARRIAGE BUILDER,
FRATIRFORD, PA.
All work warranted to etre satisfaction. Orders res
pectfully solicited. nolo.9m*
CARRIAGES.
WM. D, ROGERS,
COACH AND LIGHT-CARRIAGE BUILDER
1009 AND 1011 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELDHIA.
Orders for CARRIAGES from all parte of the world
executed with promptness, and satisfaction guarantied.
self-Smif
eas Sixtttrzs
CORNELIUS & BAKER,
Manufacturers of
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS,
GAS FIXTURES, Am,
STORE, 710 CHESTNUT STREET.
idANUFAORORIES,
821 CHERRY Street, and FIFTH and COLUMBIA.
0e26-Imlf Avenue.
LIEIDSICK. & CHAMPAGNE.-A
LA. constant supply of We original genuine brand, In
bond and in store, for tole R► wiLLierit U. YEATON,
sole agent for Pennsylvania, No. 2113 Booth "RON
I
Street. 005
CIANGSI e O by F RMGNGSN, GF m A u & tCuOe..i and
lug
No. 23 h. Water at.. and 22 N. Wharveg.
R Y CURIOUS, 'SCARCE, RARE,
AND OLD BOORS bought by JOHN CAMPBELL.
Highant min paid. Ordora attended to in °Tory atat4
Of the U to. Zola isvorte4 trona ;furore, 019-
POWDER,