IPOrkielsi. AND comatiaotAx.
Market; ,, •
PRilditiggruti, October MM.
• The stock market 'shown no , improvement in prices.
though a better badness' Was Donna - Med in the more
reliable securities. Second and Third-street Railroad
sloven sold at 597 Air the old, end MX for the new.
City Bank stock sold at 45, Girard 49, Mechanics' 27,X.
Elmira chattel tens were sold between boards at 10.
Reading was dull at Isl. Permsylvaniaßailroad shares
sold at SOX.
The board of directors of the ,Prinnsilvani.s Railroad
Company hive declared a semi"annualdividend of three
her cent. on the capital stock of the company, clear of
State tax, payable on and after November 15th, 1859.
The' St. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad Company
has failed to pay the January and July coupons on its
bonds.
The Lowville Journal rciords a hold attempt made to
rob the Bank ' of Lowville, on Monday evening last.
About eig ht in the evening, the president and clerk of
the bank being temporadlY absent, las they were to be
engaged in tun:meeting bustness in the evening, not
having closed the vault for the night,) some one entered
the sky -y-light,' as is supposed, which is over the back
loom. The rob only succsedeo in obtaining about
fifty_dollars mamma, being inn tly halves and quarters.
We have received from the office of Peterson's Conn-
terfeit Detector and Bank Note List, the following do•
sedation of two very dangerous counterfeits, which
have jot made their appearance. Persons wishing to
sea them ant do so by-calling at "Peterson's" t •
Danvers Bank, South.. Danvers, flees., Si altered from
bogus Indiana Bank; vv. fanner kneeling and binding
shwas, a female harrying a sheaf. men reaping, house
in distance, in both upper oorners.portrait of girl with
wig on lower right corner, bulldog's head with key in
guns
left corner., head of Washington printed five d meg
n red on back of the note.; , • -
The State Bank, Montpelier, Vermont,ls altered from
flank Morgan. Georgiat a bogus concern ; vig. n female
plying with horn of plenty over water, ship under sail,
3 in both unner eqrnere, ln.ann !tented on lower right
corner, negrocia picking cotton on lower lett corner, dog
between one beteree.
The following is the business of the Philadelli p a t zig
W ing
_Railroad Company for the mouth of ti
1859. 71158, -
Reeeived from c0a1.......;20 $lBlBBl 41
merchandise.:. 38,487 05 34.370 69
44 travel, 86,425 71 36469 27
204,621 37 • Z 54,740 37
Transportadon, roadway. re
newal fond, and all charges.. 134,167 93 123.756 23
Wet profit for the m0nth.,..... 130464 04 130.915 14
, previous nine inonths, amass 15 770,716 47
Total net profit for ten months . 981 022 19 901.011 61
`ho following are the receipts of the Morris Canal
Company: •
"
Total to Oct. 8, '
1559 e 228,132 21
Week ending Oct. 15 1869 ..... . . 13,762
: 8211,914 60
Wont to Oct. 9.1668 8208 177 19
Week ending Oct. 16,3869 ..... 7,601 12
216,778 Si
Increase. 1459
The fol.oWing is the tonnage ovor the Shamokin Val
ley and Pottsville Railroad Company, for the week end
ing October 13, 1869:
Week. Year.
Week ending Oat. 16,1669' 6,01117 198,991 19
Same time last year .... 3,962 02 90,727 17
thereon; 1.092 16 39,269 02
Palidi.DtiLLPIDA STOCK .8.70:1116NOS SALES,
October 20, 1869.
aItBORTSD BY ENULISIT & WITT'S
No. 3:23 Walnut street.
FIRST BOARD.
- 30 City 8ank.......h5.4t ,
it) 24kBd do -stR 28 b 8.45
40.7 i
4 Girard 8k..... cash. 49
12 do cash 42
8 Reading R 18%
100 do 52.183 i,
11 Minohill It ...cash 6831
6 Cana & Aiub 8.....121
12 24 & ad-ut R, now—Ws'
CH Penn 80. 93%
LOX City , So. now G05..100
NO 7 do now 10336
700 do . aertfo 9036
WV FC6a. 'BI. .65.95
1000 Cant Arab as, 83 84
NCO djles Co do C V. 14.33
Aleph. nicsi
00
8 finis Eno house. • • .62
14 roons . 83i
City Bank .it 101.46
BOARDS.
4 Minohill R 0a5h.55%
10 Union Bk.
BET WEE
IMO Elmint Chit tos... 20
10 Cam & Amb R— 12136
162 d & N -MR 65.093 ti
lOW Reading R 'E0..67X
600 N Penna. R 10s 82
6 do new ..
8 Penne R
OEB—DULL.
110 I l'enniiitiorm 85..1276991 ...32A
10110 N Pgrum RB6 1400.212 39
CLOSING 21
-- ' Bid.
15iataa.74....103 8091Naye.g...
a.
rtala 04. 2. ........... 9a 100 kohl s Ny ic oy i k ii .l6lg 18
Midi:n . .ll24 1 1 1 ) al ' P ni Ist mort:47 4204
1620 20 ........,93X, 94 ' " 24 mod. 10
21 , .. mg R........18A 18;01.0 Island R..... 102 10)g
't bda '79. .... 73 78 114shI 8g
ghCoal&Nag.t9X 60
" mad 20 . '44. 90 IN Pp= 1t........ £O6 892
" do 'B6 6711 88 ' 68...-. -.6192 84
24011:1014..-.......9914 1 6 9.14 c tei " 10g :ti .,....81
Mortis tranTlti. " 49 1 a .?""Itt . bas.sex 32
prf LIM% 106 IF .0.. t3ou_lll R....... 67
gt3l 1 t t1rt.. 8 !..: 1 17 5 flm 1 MAYI. I ait•i; ii .s 3Ox 423
Philadelphia !Markets.
OCTOBER 20—Evening,
There in rather mere doing in Flour, and males include
k,lOO bids good straight saperfine 56 . 12;6 which is now
the uniform asking price for ; standard brands; 800 Ws
Ohio extra,on terms kept pnyate ; and 600 libls at 6151735
.The trade are buying rather more freely. at
Fowl the ebove figures up to 86.766 , 6.76 W the latter
or fancy lots. Rye Flour's seareeand palling in a small
Way. at- $4.26. Corp Meal is also very scarce, and a
small sale of rennet Irani& Meal was made at 864 41 1 ' llbl,
'which is an advance. Wheat—There is not much doing
for the want of stock, bind about 6 MO hue were taken at
1136125 e for fair to prime reds, mid 1300166 for white.
the latter for good bourbon). Its e is lees active, and
MO bushels fair Pennsylvania "go'd _at 86 cents. Corn
Is better. and of the lota. offered, some 8i19,000 bus
fellow, part not prime, sord at 02e94a. in store and in
he ears, including 6 000 bus a fl oat at 960, and some email
ors of new Fennsylvania at 800. Oats are dull to day.
'and Southern 141 at 4.10 t bee extra heavy PennsYl
!rank sold emir in the day at 46e. Barley Malt—A sale
or 10X) btu Western was made nt Bark—lnt No I I
Quereitron is steady at 4?6 too. Cotton — Holders
ere rather firmer in their views, hot the demand con
tinues limited rind prices about the same. Groceries
I ZrViiiiilTili i Ti 6 gm.agli t t: ar ß e are n e ci r ' g d b i lis d A r o n sli:
seed are reported sh ed 6006.70 IX Whiskey Is lees
active dr4e hi qu at, Pennsylvania bids Mee,
and Ohio nod ptison do 290 41i gall.
Markets by Telegraph.
October 20.—Flour firm at 19 5 .12`i. Wheat
buoyant; sales or MO% bushels at 123a14,10 for - white
and. 111311200 for red. Corn is advancing; yellow 930
WO. -Provisions steady. Whiskey firm at 290. Ex
change on New York (eight bills) scarce, at ,tg per cent.
,premtern. -
ettinvanaYr, October 19.—F4pur unchanged. Wheat
t'rm. , Whiskey. dull at 2tifc. Provisions firm; mess
ork e 14.22 41 , bbl; prime do 819.00. Exchange on New
ork firm at 6 per cent. premium.
- Sr. Lome, October 19 - Exchange on New York is
scarce and in deemed, but the quotations are un
'changed.
Moms. October SO.—Cotton-ales to-der of 2.500
hales at tOlietlONo for ruiddlinge. The steamer's news
, bad no effect on the market, and it closed unchanged.
„Exchange on New York (want bills) par at ,4; per cent.
prandom. - '
eIIAttLESION, October 20.—Cotton-2 800 bales sold to.
day. the market closing with an 'advancing tenderer
113io ; salmi of the week 12.11.00 bales. tankfuls°
on New Yom sht bills) S par cent. premium.
SaVax.2A2G October 20—Cotton—Holders demand an
advance t sales to -day SW bales t sales of the Week 8,100
bales; redolent 10.t00 bales against 20,000 hales lan year ;
receipts leas than last year, at this port, VINO salsa; re
ceipts at nil the Southern ports 00,60 0 bales shoed or last
-Isar. Kock in pert RlAKObales.
Altranerrs, October 22.—Cotton advancing ; 1.300 bales
sold to-day.
CITY ITEMS.
Row. Joanne B. OIDDINGS, late member of Con
great from Chico nll deliver e lecture in thiecity on
Monday evening, at Concert Hall. His subject is
&man in Congregrional Life," a theme which has
attracted large audiences wherever it hes been de
livered,and elicited the unit oriel enloiniume of the
American press. The long years of active service orient
to Washington by Mr. Giddings—the scenes of excite
ment and interest through which he has passed—and
the rare and impassioned eloquence with which he
clothes hie reminiscences combine in forming an Intel
treat rarely enjoyed by the lecture-going people
of Philadelphia. The demand for tickets is said to be
wonderful.
Ton HARPER'S Fmutr pors.—The promptnen
With which our Witches quashed out this bud of treason
oertsinly deserving of all, merit. The poor deluded
creatures of fanaticism who fermented and cherished
it, have, or - will, meet their Just rewards. Meanwhile,
we are permitted to congratulate ourselves on the fact
thou the " country's safe," and henceforth men can con ,
tinue, as heretofore, to buy their elothingSt the" Conti
nental" Clothing Mouse of E. IL Eldridge &
northeset corner of Chestnut and Eighth streets.
' qov. WISE AND inn lIARPERN FERRY NEVE
' trscriott.—A talegmpliio despatch, received from Goy
, Wise yesterday morning. gives some interesting particu
lars of the' recent troubles in Virginia. The Governor
concluded his despatch with the Morin; sensible end
statesmanlike remake: .‘ I bold it to he the duty of
every American citizen in every part of the Union, to
lay aside tectional ditTerences, and to obtain his gar
ments at the 'WIMP Stone Clothing Ball of
Wilson. Nos. 003 and toy Chestnut street, above Sixth,
Philadelphia."
A. " Bran SPANGLED Masten" YANKEE'S Optic
nen or A PHILiDKLPIIIA T.aton.—l'm chock, brirnin
full, cousin over, end afearod of spills! Words, spoken,
Oral, egisterlery, or otherwise don't him within two
rows of apple-trees of meetin the case. Ef I had the
weep of a Jot:imams and' war a tinklat symbol or a
goundin brass Kittle I couldn't dew it! My feeling Is on
expressible an past Bodin aunt. Bich a rush of ideas.
Bird of my 00aanit moult Me a quill—a mull did I marl—
Ors no ell yer got, even to ger tail feethers'etriP Ter-
SAP gawk, and then-kill ma the British lion that I may
use his blood for ink}-with which to write—hooray I for
Granville Stoker, the oelebrated American clothier, No
OW Chestnut street. Brother Jonathan, we guess, got
Jetted.
For Er&Ur. FIRE, Sure, Prenoh Folding Screens,
Emnsed Iron Andirons and Panders, Elowrr Hum&
Enroll' Putters, &c., nt P. W. Carryl & Co.'s Rouse-
Furuisliing Store, 714 Chestnut Street.
Tug HANDSOMEST Pahauxr you can give a friend
Is a litereosoops and a Wootton of Pictures, purchased
at the new Eitertiosoope Emporium, 18 Bouth Eighth
'meet. ,
Tun Lcornorr Iferafors Paris correspondent
esti:" It is strictly tree that Napoleon has a secret un
derstanding with Austria and Sardinia, which enables
him 14 command the whole Italian seaboard as far as
Cirititlfecohiri; and another atop in she furtherance of
%1111iralleme is the expedition to Morocco, as the Medi
terranean Peuedron, which sailed from Toulon with
10 We men- for Sloroeso, would cornmeal the African
coast from Al tiers io Cents"
The London Times Is assured that six steel-Aged
friAtes have been ordered, and twenty large trans
ports, capable of conveying fifteen Mind ed men each,
arc t aildlns, or ordered to be commenced, but it very
"pollees abetains .f om wing anything relative to
torte order'Wm ,. . constantly cent in for seasonable
clothing, to the fashionable establishment of Granville
btokes, No CM Oheatmit street,
T/IS 'WILLCOX AND Goias Sowing Maohino, 715
Oterstnet street, Fluladelphis, oo31•tf
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
BEE POUR= PAGE
ARRIVED.
- Bleamatilp Kensington, Baker 59 hoes from Boston.
with mdse and pass,pgarsto H Wineor . On Wednesday .
lAllil4ll7Var.it !spit ship with his supposed to be Hoc
. Meeting for the Capes. Berk Canada, from Segni
la f rondo t brig Chicopee, from Dostoo, and four light
sehrs below Beady filaad..Pasicd the ship Cbatsw_orth.
I
bound to Panama, in , t‘,7 , as depot-tug, below Boat.
Hoak.
litemoshia City of Richmond, Mitchell, from Rich.•
Mentdr ills Norfolk, 23 hours, with mdse and passenger'',
to Thos Webster, Jr.
Brig Forost 8 ate, French, from Wdminglon, Del, In
ballast, to E A uder & Co.
Brig Althon well, Rowell, from Wilmington, Del,
in bellsat. E Alionder & Co. .. • •
aohr Ituth!tud Ebrarbetb,lcilman,Aye_dayefroni Rau
pahannook river. with lumber to J. W. Bacon.
Rohr Nigna, ,Kilmon, four Onyx {robs itirmtrose, Va.,
with railroad ties to J, W,
Bohr Major Tom. Morris, 2 days from Indian river,
with limber to J. W. Bacon.
&Mt Eldorado, Willinnis, 3 days from Laurel, DA,
with lumber toJ. W, Beton.
13.3 hr Emma, Brook e. 2 day! from New caifip,
with USIN to Joules arrett & Bon.
- Baby William George, Jackson, 1 Co.from BrnYrna,
Dot., with - oats to Jamos L. Bewley & Co
Rehr Girth' L .
Scott, 3 dart from Camden, Del.,
With lattlber tO,I. Bewley & Co.
•r ' -BY TNT.=Strait. • , , -
(Ciiirreseondenee of the Philadelphts Exchange.)
- eon IRAN 0, NJ, 00120-4 P
A ship)* no* altos ypieee, heating in, supposed to
he tho Wyoming from 0i yorpool. A ship went out this
*Romano. Wui !tomtit Irom - N,Ak •
Yours, - 08, Bat:MA&
TE
Btetitriebip Da Boto.Bul from New Orleans, via
Reysiut, lath net, arrived, York yonterday.„
Stretinshioe Atlantic! Pe d North Star, Jones,
loirpinwitiletertred at irk JeotordaY•
•-• lienry Nrightim, • itall Francisco, eleared
iit issyNititt yesterday.
ditto: wavier: Keeth, atiesitsd at, Near York -yesterday
-
from . b al i f f t i tat i treett, for Rio de Janoiro. 11
Bar Anti hlionbetti, orgravir, Mince ot Ravine:l3th
Inst.
Berk Nepoil4 o on,
_Burns, for Philadelphia, ()bored at
AllYkßkiatk
Bark Oak, Atkins, hence for Boston, was at Batmen'
Hole 19th inst.
Brig Delhi, Kenny, for Philadelphia, wan at Havana
lath inst, to sail next day.
Brig James Crosby, French, hence for Portland, was
At Halmes' Hole 19th Inst.
Brig_ John Welsh, Fifield, from Tortugas, at Jackson
aonvilla 11th toot.
SchrTheresa 0, Gandy, hence, arrived at Boston 19th
inst.
Bohr Charles Carroll t Pratt, sailed from New Bedford
19th inst. for Philadelphia.
Bohr W Rowe, Harris, hence at New Bedford 19th
inst.
Bohr J Frances, Gallagher, cleared at New York es
terday for Philadelphia.
Bohr Sirlitay pane, Godfrey, sailed from Salem 10th
mat for P hiladelphia.Sehrs T O South and W B Ferguson hence at Provi
dence 19th inst.
HOLMES' HOLE, Oct 10—Ar, sour Smith Tuttle,
Mayo, Ph.ladelplint for Provincetown.
In port at 10 A M. wind NW, blowing treatochts
now Squall, M B Mahon!, Bay State. Sit. tteliry
ay, A Bookseller, Lady Ellen, John R Plater. i al
as, Mary B Pierce, Caroline, Fidelia, Georgia. Maine
Law, I) S Mershon, 7, Stratton, Bala, and Caroline
Hall.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
UP TO 12 O'CLOCK L&BT NIGHT
GIRARD HOUSE—Chestnut M., below Ninth,
8 Jenkins S C A P Sponoor, N I'
LI Wart Jenkins,
Sterling, 111 8 Covell. N
B B Morr i s,'Detroit J W Duffy, Ga
A C Hammon, Oa J E Blocker, Ga
E C Anderson, Savannah Mrs Anderson & oh, Ga
1 Al Bonaire, Chicago J C Farloy, Montey, Ala
It 11 Harm), Chiongo Wm Kerr, Pa
Miss Kerr, Pa Miss Doll Pa •
lonia Orth. I'a W 11. Baldwin, Wash, D C
4 1) Oilman, Wash, I) C J M F Harrison, N C
B 4 Curtin, Lynn, Maas A It Holmes di. vet, N J"
Miss T Holman, N .1 E T Bowrne & wf, ;gawp%
B B Morrie & la, Detroit W A Shepard, Troy
J B Gridley, Ark H Garber, Cleveland
H C Caldwell, s C. W F Parker, Snow Hill
DO MoCampll, Miss G W Scrantou,Scrantme
Mrs Fendon , N Y Miss Fendon, N Y
J D Ludland & wf, Chicago 11. Robbins
.1 P Karmen,' & laJno Mann, Va
Mrs Stantard, Baltimore Miss Gray, Baltimore
Mrs Walibon & ehdri, Balt Nina ItloCabo, Baltimore
C A Kilham & la, Boston It Sherwood & la, N Y
J D Lawson & 111,11 I It W Beecher, Brooklyn
8 B Guernsoy, N Y W H Wallace, N Y
A Bunt, England W U Sweetser, Cincinnati
Di !Minima, Berlin .1 0 Shelton & la. St Louis
Miss M G Shelton, St Louie Mrs A Al !tucker 8t Louis
.1 11 Euekins, Boston LB Lottinston, V&
FJ O'Brien, Mass Clina E rasher, N Y
'l' H Robinson, Harrisburg Mins McCulley, Bridgport
Mrs OF Jones Prot., R I Mrs J 8 Slocum, l'rov, RI.
Miss I. James, .trov, It I CJi Tyson. Pa
W R Hill. N Y J A Sh illanl oc. In. N C
A C Mayhue, Milford, Mass W Battles, Milford, Mass
1) It Pdansam. nY John Dodson & la. Va
W Harden her NJ Mr Small & la. NY
.1 F Potts, N .1 .- H Skipwith, Va
F Slopwith, Vs J 8 Earley. Vs
.1421 1' Crane, N Y .1 1 , Scott, Va
CAM Doland,London,Eng H A white, Vim
.1 A Spilman, Va CI W Colbet. Va
I I) ) 7
Williamson & la, Ala WL Sk dinan, N Y
I) 7 Stone, N Y Jan H. Longer N 17
T Yr Humes. Tenn Miss Humes, Tenn
W II Pogrom & la, Balt li F Anderson & ha, Vs
Mr Haldeman & h. Pa J If Paxton, Whpeinig, Va
T J Robinson, Chuang° G IL Cochran, Kv
0 H Langoon, N Y Thes Emerson, Boston
B It Watson,
.y. I C T Bowen. Cubing°
C G Kai; N 1 N M C Brown, Ark
W I' Brown, La J A Whitney, N .1
F J Smith, St Louie 0 P Whitaker, Md
F It Middleton, IS C H A Middleton, S C
Mrs Middleton, 8 0 Miss Walters, S C
Miss li hliddloton, 8 C Miss A liliddleton, 8 C
Mrs Chaves & 4 oh, 8 C
MERCHANTS' HOUSE—Third g.. above Callowbill.
W Zimmerman, Myeret'n A Light, Lebanon
W Dixon, aloEwonacillo J Salmon, Wmsport
P Barnes, Bath, Pa J J Butler, Warren no, N J
A Stout, Bethlehem C Penman, Bucks co
Reuben Flack, Bucks co Is Moser, Hotieratown M
John Folio . Lane co, Pa J Cover, yerstown
Dr W T Petwiller, Pa P Darner, hit iloraburg
R Pasco, Pa B F Ritter, Froemansburg
J W Adams, White Haven
STATES UNION HOTEL—Market atreet.above Sixth
J Patchin, Pa 3 0 Webster, Ohio
8 B Cox, Lancaster, Pa J C Walker, Lancaster
Mrs Pownall, Lancaster, Pa 3 O'Hara, hid
0 H Mixer, Del tl Kirk Few, Pa
J Miller, Huntingdon, Pa 3 Hearer, Huntingdon, Pa
8 Groover, Del .1 H earn, Havre do ()race
J B So der, Easton, Pa J Jones, Pa
J Eminger,hlecharuesburg C Dupont & In, NY
L Moore, Malt J Framer, Johnstown, Pa
3 8 Foltz, Dauphin co J Beers
Shaw Clearfield, Pa 3 Carenett„_Sigonier, Pa
J Clifford, Sigonier, Pa S Parsing, N Florenoe, Pa
Campbell. Ocean co J 8 Wilcox Nobraaka
8 Guthshall, Lana co, Pa E Dunlap, Balt
0 Smith, Ohio It ivi'lmontla & Is
ATHE 'UNION HOTRL—AroIi street, above Third.
H D Smith, Conn Thee J Froa,Militintown
John Danner, Canton, 0 M McDaniel, Malta, 0
hire Kitchen, Atingle,' City J B Cook, Fayettontle, Pa
Moe C Bogen. Alleg'y City 0 L Hanson. Cincinnati
C Lane, Cincinnati L Preston, Chester co
L Mulholland, St Louis D Augustine, Oh o
Wm 0 Harrison. Ohio D W C Boutelle, l'a
George Scott, lowa Dr R L Cooper k la. rat
Win H. Cook Rt. la, Pa John S Harper, Bait
A blorrison, Washington II J Beers. /I 'a
John Leaman, Easton Mire 0 Dobson, Potter
Master Dobsunaottsvtile
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth et.. above Cheetnut
D Priest, Chester co Jobn_Shai pleas, Del no
I) Neff & la, Reading Geo D liodieon. Pa
H S Shafer, l'a E L Stewart, 11l
J 13 Stokes, 11l John Kelley, l'a
NA Cleveland, Phila A Bunting, Linwood
R Hodgeon,ll London
JONES' HOTEL- Chestnut street. above Blxtb.
W L Jones, Cat A L Cadmus, Hudson City
Miss J Rollins, Hudson City Miss 8 Rollins Hudson City
Mrs Tonnelle, Hudson City Miss C Tonnelle,liudson C
Miss STonnelle, Hudson C Dr Steward, Plias
Jan Al Speed, 8 C Dr. C Earl dr. wf, Easton
J Tome &In fort Deposit 0 A Zane, Balt
I''l' Drake, N C H L Adkins, Del
Geo H Geib, N Y Miss Cully, Conn
J B Macomber,Portsmoutli 11 By ing ton, Belvidere
8 Thompson ,Pit J T aloCrum. Lexington
8 8 r tewart,Va it Robins, Bait
W Richards, Balt 1) Reese, Bait
W Jones, Balt A B Brown, Ala
N W Brown, Providence Jr' Tracy, Mobile
PRANXLIN HOVE—Chestnut street, !shove Third.
.1 Wynn, Chicago.. 111 J II I , itspatnok, N Y
B'MoPodgers,N 'S ' .1 Doherty, tklnGl& ilaTen
'lNni Clark, Mo A N Hat, Del
S Phillips, Mass Mrs A C Collins, Ohio
Mrs J . 1"1 aylor. Pa Miss 111 Taylor, I's
D iIaTIONTOOd. West Troy 0 B Bewley, Vt
W Owen, la & ct, Cinoin, 0 A B Hight° & Is, N V
A 1.7 Thayer N 1 A M Paul. N Y
D Berlin, N Y A G Darts, Conn
Geo B Holley, Dorsal .1 i
EAGLE HOTEL—Third street. above Rue.
S Shriner, Lewisburg J De Hoes, Pottstown
H S email, Pottstown F 8 Shale. Pottstown
D erothers, Weet Chester A Snyder, Weet Chester
A Shewmaker. Milton, PA A E Wetzet,Lewmburit
J J Saeger, N Y hi D Schaffer, N V
inn!, Lewisburg T 8 Christ, Lewisburg
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third.
EA Freymuller,Boranion 8 Thomas. Pottsville
E A Battings. Troy, N Y E Barmier, ht)erstown
Br A ti Tood, Atd Thos H Berger, Allentown
John Mallet, Allentown Saint Hamilton, Pittsburg
A H Mann, Lock Haven J K Wagner, N Y
John Oilh L ancaster
A miller Pa
B J J Roney 0 It Ro llins, Elmira
3 5 Phillips, New Castlo B'Kelley, Hughesville
311 Tyernian, Jerseytown Patterson, Lancaster
P C Huber, Allentown D M Kermany, Lebanon
0 Miller, Lebanon 0 Gingrich
Jacob Eger, Bloomsburg
AMERICAN HOTEL—Cheatnut et.. above Fifth.
J Baker, Hula leo A Elmer, Philo
W 0 Fulton, Pie T F Leavy, Mai grille, Ity
W Beneath, Rockford, 11l .11 W Starr Columbus, 0a
Geo Huddle, ht Chunk ,J L fitowry'& he, Pottsville
Jas Young, Phil& A P Hammond, Rockelo,Ct
John 8 Newell & wf, Salem J W Pfoutzdersay Shoro
N Spencer, St Louis J W Caldwell, St Louis
W T Stevens & la, N Y Miss 11 Stevens, N Y
Jos D_Rogers, Del M. Coiner, Boston
John Potts, Boston W Harper, Boston
B C Hopkins Miss Hopkins
Bht Jones & la,lnd Temp Miss Jones, Ind Territory
L B Hatch, &tem, Mites Horace Smith, Cnnn
John]) Franco & la, Pa D D France, Sol/lairs, Pa
Bo Bois, Doylestown Chas Ilrietx, Va
C B Hitt, Augusta, tic E Livingston, N J
J'l' Kelly Vie 0 3 Kell). Va
N M Heiskell. Phila H Id Welch, N Haven
1) Quincy la wf, Boston N Monroe. Me
Chas Turner NH Dr J H L Hardesty, Va
Mrs A It Hardesty, Va John It Price, Va
Goo McDonald. Ohio E B Shedd Ohio
C Noyes, Glass frank W Comstock, N 0
JH Bpa lark & wlding• f N H C WM H Flitoralt, Philo
8 C,N
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL--Second et., above Aroh
Wm Baker. N Y ' Jno Weikel, Newville
Win H Warnock, Pn W t Miller. Beth, Pa
trick, Pa 11 Jones, Williamsport
Robt A Smith, Reading Wm Thompson, Pa
Jas Earl, Williamsport CO Vanhorn A; la, N J
Saint McFate,N .1 B Fackentliall, Easton
BARLEY SHEAF ITOTEL—Second et.. below Vine.
Hon A ' , evening. Hamilton it 5 Lovering, Hamilton
J N Darling, Strauslaug .1 Ernalam & la, Lltrausburg
S Williamson. Lamb°, Lavine Bed 8 Rich, Bunks co
W U Warford, Doy lestown 8 8 Brown, Dallas
Chas B 8111. Bucks co W L iloppock, N J
Friona NVLitloox, N J
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third at, above Callowbill
.1 Matz, Schuylkill co JO Klapp, Schuylkill co
W Liditcap, Allentown 1) Loose, Randle,:
TDyo Bucks co Mrs Dye Bucks co
Miss Bye, Centreville Master Bye. Centreville
D Hawk, Phillipsburg. N T Wolf, Danooro
Rosenberry,H J
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third st.. ab. Callowhill.
E Bruner, &lumpy town Mrs Kichlino Allentown
Mrs 8 Moore, Allentown H 0 Steinman. Bethlehem
H tiny der, Bethlehem E L Becks co
W Transue & In, Pet
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth st.. below Arab.
A B Cummins,' USN J R Tillotson. Terre Haut
W A Smith, Ohio Thos Ross, Doleston
Henry P Ross, Doylestown Geo Ross, Doylestown
Henry Wolfe, Pittsburg Alta Starr, Erie
Mrs E Walker, N Y lea McConkey, Ydrk co
Mies McC.rthy. York co James Fulton. York co, Pe.
Onmes M Kinkea_ ,d Blair co 011 Loomis, Pa
Lease 8 Hartley, N Y A Clary, Frostburg
C Lovis t Pittsburg
SPECIAL NOTIC3ES.
REMEMBER PROF. 0. S. FOE'LER LECTURES
TO-NIGHT October 2lat, at HANDEL and HAYDN
HALL, corner of EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN
Streets. Also, that he gives Phrenological Delineations
and whines as to health. A few days more only, at 822
CHESTNUT Street. It
SALAMANDER FIRE-PROOF SAFER.--A very
lergeassortment of SALAMANDERS (or sale at melon
able pneee, No. 301 CHESTNUT Btreet, Philadelphia.
ou2S tf EVANS It WATSON
'!UNOCAL.
EVANS & WATSON here removed their SALA
MANDER SAFE STORE from No. 20 South Fourth
street to No. 304 CHESTNUT Street, where may ho
found the largest assortment of Salamander Safes, in the
country. The publio are requested to call and examine
for themselves. 0c15.0t
alio l 7lift & BANJUL'S
ChILIBRATED NOIIISLEIS FAYILT ex vnme-taeounnis,
AT artromat. yawls.
Temporarily at No, ma Broadway.
Will return to No. IX in a few week,.
GAS-LAMP DZPOT-itililli AND AMOR.
SAVING FUND—NATIONAL SAPSTY TRUST
Colarsay.—Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania.
RULES.
1. Money Je renewed every day, and in any amount,
arse or mall.
IL FIVE PER GENT. Interest is paid for money from
the day it is put in.
A. The money is &two% paid bank in GOLD whenever
It is called for. and without notice.
4. Money is reoeived from Eder ors. Administrators,
Guardian's, anti other Trustees, in large or small mune
to remain a long or abort period.
IL The money received from Depositors Is Invested In
Real Eetete, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other first•
class s"pritlea.
6. Office open every day—WALNUT Street, southwest
corner Third rtmet. Phibuiedohin. riot
. ONE PRIGS CLOTHING OF TIIR LATRST
&TIM. made in the best manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling prices marked in
Plain Figures. All goods made to order warranted satis
factory. Our ONE-PRICE Syetem is strictly adhered
to, as we believe ibis to be the only fair way of dealing.
All are thereby treated alike. JONES & CO.,
aeS-tf 661. MARKET Street.
MB PRICES OF
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES
RAVE! SEEK!! REDUCED !t! 01-Sin
SHAMS N S SAVING FUND—NOSTHWES7
Gonztsx Suomi and 'WALNUT Streets.--I/eposits re
ceived la small and large amounts, from ellelaseee of
the community, and allows interest at the rate alive per
east. par annum.
Money, may be drawn by cheeks without kale of in-
Ulnae Open flatly, from 9 until o'olock, and on Mon
day and Ehtardsr until 9 in the evening, Fremdent,
FRANKLIN FELL; Troaouror and Rooretary, CUM!
Si MORRIS.
WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES.
—Philadelphia Office, 628 CHESTNUT Street.
Merohante orders filled at the SAME DISCOUNT as
by the Company.
Branch offices in Trenton, New Jersey, and Easton
and Westchester. Pa.
Hoopt.ANo's GIROUX BITTI4RS will posi
tively cure Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, Nervous De
bility, &0., &o. 1100FLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
will positively cure Couglui, Colds, Whooping Cough
&0., &o.
Prepared by Dr. C. M. JACKSON & CO., 418 ARCH
Street, and for sale by Druggists sod dealers generally.
Price 76 acute por bottle. sell-tf
MARRIED.
REDNER—CLIAPMAN.—On the morning of the 31th
instant at St. Paul's Church, by the it,. rt. Newton,
D. D., John 1,. Refiner to Mary Anne Chapman, only
danghter of Dr. Richard Chapman.
LEWIi3—DUNTON.—On the 20th instant, br the RBI%
Albert Ramie, Mr. Edward H. Lewin, of 'Bellwood,
Tenn., to Mine Martha It.,daughter of the bite Nano
Denton, Esq., of this city. ITennesne mom 1/10/180
COPY.) •
etTArmiNos—REAKIRT.—On the 20th instant, nt
the Central Fresh) torian Church, by lire Roy. Henry
Steele Clarke, D. D., Lieut. A, Boyd Cummings, U. S.
N., to Cornelia IL, daughter of the late Joseph Reakirt,
Esq.
JACKSON—OSLER.—On the 19th instant, by Rev. F.
L. Kregol, Mr. Washington J. Jackson to MOM Sarah
J. Osier, both of Pluladolphin.
BONITLES—SINK.—On the 13th instant. by Rev. Jos.
11. Kennard, Mr. Wm, B. Bowles to Miss Mary J. Sink,
both of thiseity.
ERWIN—UUODWIN.—On the Milt instant, by Rev.
Win. 0. Johnstone, Mr. Win. John Erwin Al ins Ruth
Ann Goo.twin.. . .
EVANS—MORRIS.-05 the 22th April. by Rot•. Jon.
H. Kennard, Mr. Samuel 11. Evans to Miss Mary F.
Morris, 1.0104 this city.
HEM P1111.4-4/AVIN.—On the IGth instant. by Roy.
E. DoWolt, Mr. Richard Williams Hemphill to Miss
Mary Gavin, both of Philadelphia.
PRINGLE V—MANAII.—On tho 24th September, by
Rev. E. DoWolf, Mr. pinion Prinsley to Miss Apra
Monett.
ALLEN.—On the 19th instant, Enoch Allen, in the
20th )ear el; hie nee.
Hie relatives and friends. and those of the family.
are partirultirly invited to attend his funeral, from his
Into residence, Nn. 1210 Cherry street. on tieventh-day,
the 22d instant, at 2 o'clock P. Tl. To proceed to Fait
Hill.. ••
IdiDDLETON.—On the 19th instant, Charles P.,son
of Edward and Aniy P. Middleton, in the Seth year of
Ins age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral. nt Friends' Croon
street Meetins-House, on Seventh-day mornmy, mat 10
"•
o'clock. without further notice.
112W1N.—On the 19th instant, Samuel Irwin, in the
63d year of his ace.
Funeral from his into residence, N 0.12,5 Almond street,
on Saturday afternoon. at 2 o'clock.
IMI.I.YMAN.—On the 1901 instant, at Pottsville, Pa.,
Samuel Sillyman. aged 62 years.
Funeral at Pottsville, this (Friday) afternoon, at 1
o'clock.
bIedIATRE.—On the nth instant, Elizabeth eldest
daughter of John and Margaret McClure, in the 19th
year of her ale.
Funeral from the residence of lies parents, No. 414
North Twenty-third street. this (Friday) afternoon, at
3 o'cock.
. .
AIORRISON.—On the 19th instant, David Morrison,
in the 32 I ear of his age.
Funeral tront his late residence, back of 157 . Master
street. below Hancock, this (Fridayl afternoon, at
o'clock.
. .
HARRIDAN.—On the 18th instant, Mid. Mary Ann,
wife of Aticha el F. Harrigan, aged 3 / yearn.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, No. 2.12
Waahm;ton avenue, below Third street, this (Fridtg)
morning, at 85i o'clock.
ARE.—On the I9th Instant, William Lure, In the
39th year of his age.
Funeral from the residence of Ina slater. Aire. Fitea.
No. Am Fine street, this ( Friday) afternoon, et 2
o clock.
. .
11ARMAR.—Suddenly, on the 19th inst., Mrs. Susan,
wife of James Harmer, aged 90 years.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, Wildey
street, (late Redford,) below Marlborough, Eighteenth
word. tine (Friday) afternoon. at 3 o'clock.
FAIRIIbRqT.—On the 18th instant, Mr. Samuel Fair
hurst. in the .17th year of hie axe.
Funeral from his late residence, Arantingo. Frank
ford. tine (Friday) afternoon, at o'clock.
lIARLE.Y.—On the 19th instant. Ann, wife of Edward
Harley, aged 40 years.
Funeral from the residenoo of her husband, No. 1832
Filbert street, between Eighteenth and /nineteenth,
this t Friday i morning, at 9 o'clock.
RUFF.—On the 19th inst., Tilghman Rupp, in the 47th
year of his age.
[Allentown and Bethlehem papers please cm.)
Isis rointives and friends, and those of the toady, are
respoottully invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence, No. 627 Dillwyn etreet, on Saturday morning
next, at 9 o'clock. Interment et Odd Fellows' Cent
°tory. ••
4.I . AL—On the 17th instant, Laura Virginia, daughter
of Win. and Mary Deal, in the 13th year of her ago.
Funeral tram the residence of her parents, No. 1123
Olive street, this ( Friday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. •
CONHAD.—On the 16th inst., Mrs. Margaret, wife of
Washington Conrad. in tlio 46th_year of her age.
Funeral Dom the residence of her husband. No. 1220
Parrish street. this (Friday ) afternoon at 2 o'clock, •
(3 ROVe.R.—On the 1701 inst.. air. Thomas D. Grover,
son of the late Hugh and Priscilla Grover, in the 23th
year of lite ave.
Funeral from the residence of his mother, No. 18
Christian street. this ( Friday )afternoon. at 3 o'clock. •
lIEWSON.—On the moth instant. Franklin Dawson.
MOURNING STORE! BESSON & SON,
No. 50$ CHESTNUT Street, have a full assort
ment of
Black Velour Rape, Black Gros Grain Silks,
do. Mousseline d'Lnines, do. Poult de Soles,
do. Cashmeres, do. Venetlennes,
do. Merinoes. do. Gros d'Ecosse.
do. Satin de Chines, do. Patent boiled Silks,
do. Bombazines, do. Trish Poigins.
do. T4mises. do. English Crepes,
do. Para e, do. Craps Collars,
do. Mohair it
do. " Sleeves,
do. Thibet Long Shawls,
Black Crape 1
Second Mournine Goods i
oils. &O, &o.
n every. variety.
rNla. THE TOCSIN MEN'S CHRISTIAN AS-
SOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA.
OTlOE.—The annual electlon for officers and man
agent will take Owe on MONDAY, October 21th. from
8 9. H. to 8 P. M., at the morns. 1008 and lOU CHEST
NUT Street. JOHN th'ANAMAKER,
o2L3t Cor. Secretary.
ty r DAVID PAEL BROWN, ESQ., RILL
lecture before the Philadelphia Literary Insti
tute. at the MUSICAL FUND NALL on THURSDAY
RY F.NING, Oct. 27th. at S o'clock. Su bjent—TH I.: PAS
SIONS. A portion of the monads will be applied to
charitable purposes. Tickets 25 cents, to be had nt all
the bookstores, and from the members of the Insti
tute. o2U It'
BA PTI ST SUNDAY-SCHOOL CIIIL
DREIVS MEETING AT JAYNE'S HALL.—A
grand gathering of all the Children connected with the
Baptist Sunder-schools of this cite will take pine° on
BA I'UHDAY, "211 inat at2H o'rlook P.M.. at JAYE E'S
HALL. Addresses will ho delivered by Beret's' earnest
speakers or this city and New York. 020-30
GIRARD BANK—PHILADELPHIA, Oa
, i 2.
as
Notic ta e i b s o he P reby given, that en election for thirteen
directors. in carve for the ensuing sear will he held at
the RANKIN.; HOUSE, on MONDAY. November 2lst,
between the bonnier 10 A. Lit and 2 P. M.
The annual meeting of the vtock holders will tie held
at the same place, on TUESDAY. November let, at 12
o'clock M.
nclB-tn2l W. L. ECHAFFER, Cashier.
,7 1 P 859 11 . 114 AD ELPIII A HOSPITAL, October IS,
inject Lectures will be delivered et the A Imnhouso,
on WEDNESDAYa and SATURDAYS. AIR DICAb,
front 9% tole% o'clock, and
,t ft UICAL from le% to
o'clock A. Al. Tickets .?6, to be had at the office, I'o.
12 North Seventh groat.
ocltl-St CALHOUN M. DERINGER. Secretary.
(1" lION. JOSHUA R. GIDDINGS, OF
Ohio. will deliver hit celobrnted lecture on
" ice EN htB IN CON( It ESSILNA LIFE," before the
Munson Literary Institute. on hItINDAY etenint next,
Ocbober 2itn. nt coNctuur BALI, nt nista o'clock.
Tickota 25conta, to be had at the principal booketormat
TrUNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA—
Department of MINES. ART and MANUFAC-
V U.—Course of 16.59-al. The course of Lectures in
thin Department will corpulence on AION DAY, Novem
ber slet,ltis9, and will be continued as follows:
Mechanics and Chernistry.—Prof. John F. Prnzor,
Monday and Thursday at 4 P.M.
g eo l og y gri d mineralosy.—Prof. Charles R. Trega,
Tueedny and Friday at .4 P. M.
Civil Cum neering—Construction.—Prof. ' , airman Ro
gers. Monday and huraday et 6P. M.
Applied Mathematics—Surveying.—Prof. E. Otis Ken
dall. Friday at /5 M.
blinins.—Prot, J. Peter Lesley, Tuesday at
A course of Mathematics may be followed by those
who desire to do so,. under the direction et the Professor
of Mathematics. The comae may be attended either
sincly or to ether.
The Lecturee will be continued until the end of March.
For Tickets apply to Frederick Dick. Janitor, at the
University—North Building. And for information re
specting the Medico, to
FAIRMAN ROGERS,
Donn of the Foetal'.
ociAlet N 0.002 West Rittenhouse Square.
Tr l All.ll, l .l.ltßig,ilrEliniatcs' BANK
tice is hereby riven that an elootiod for Thirteen
Directin it will he held at the Banking noose on MON
DAY, November 215t.1869, between the hours of I/o'clock
A. AI. and 3 o'clook P. B.; and a fenciral mooting' of the
Stockholders will be held on TUESDAY, November let,
at 4 o'clock I'. At., at the Banking Howie.
04 dtn2l W. RUSHTON, JA., Cashier,
[TWESTERN BANK OF PHILADELPHIA
—October lat. 1859.
anana' election for Directors of this Bank trill be
held at the Banking Rouen, on MuNDAY, November
lint, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. AL and l o'clock
P.m.
The annual mains. of Stockholders will be held at
the same place on TUESDAY. November lot, et 12
o'clock M. G. 11. TROUTMAN.
01-tu&fr-t n2O Cashier.
irrCOMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYL
VANIA, Philadelphia, Oct. 15 1851 Notion is
hereby given. that an election for TB! irr HEN DIREC
TORS to Nerve the enawnw_ year. will ho held at the
BANKING HOUSE on MONDAY . , 2lat November. be
tween the hours of 10 A. M. and P. hi.
- • .. • • f
. • .
The Annual meottng n the fiteekholdern wilt he held
nt the natn° place on - TUESDAY, led November. at 12
o'clock M. B. C. PALMER,
0017-mwf-tn2l" thiallier.
krTILE PHILADELPHIA DANK.-0C T
4, ISA
annual mooting of the Stockholders of this Dank
will be hold at the Banking House on TUESDAY, the
first day of November noxt. nt 12 o'clock M.
And the annual election for Directors will he held nt
the Banking House on MONDAY, the 21st day of No
vember next, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 2 I'. M.
on-wfrecm tn2l B. B. DOMED VS, Cashier.
MF. C 11A N CSt BANK.—PIIILADEL
rmIA, October 4th, 180.
once in hereby given that an election for Thirteen
Rifnl 'i f
I t o o . . 8 : r o v n e
. to 8
The annual meetine of the
at
1 2 will be held
on TUESDAY, November lot, at 12 o'clock 81.
06-wlrkm tn2l J. IL 'MITCHELL, Caeliter.
rcrBANK OF COMMERCE—PHILADEL-
Pio A ,
.02tobor 1, MO.—Notice in hereby given,
t at an Election for thirteen diteetore to nerve for tho
enema' year, bo held at the BANKING NOUSE,
on mONDAY, November 21, between the hours of 10
o'olook A. AL and 2 o'oloek P.
J. C. DONNELL,
ocl-mwf tn2l Caaltier.
The normal moo:Ann' of the Stockholders will bo hold
at the same plaoe on TUESDAY, Nowinber 1, st. 17
o'clock M. J. C. DONNELL,
oc3•mwftnl Cashier.
ri s • SO U TH W ARK BANK-111111,ADE1,
StRIBA, October 3d, 1889.
ine is heret gven that an election for Thirteen
Directors will ho h el d at the Banking Mouse on MON
DAY, November 21st, 1869 between the bows of 10
o'clock A. ht. and 2 o'clock I'. M.; and a_general meet
ing of the Stockholders will bo held on TUESDAY, No
v em ber let, at 13 o'clock hl,
04-dtn2l P. P. STEEL, Cashier.
WARM AIR FURNACE.
THE NEW CONE FURNACE
GAS CONSUMER
Will thorourilly Warm your houso with °NE-THIRD
littsa Cont. 1114 n II required by any other Furnace.
u.••• r
Canon guar-- - ' " ' • r'ned
and Ventilated by ARN CHESTN U TSON,
Imo Street.
LATE MANTELS,
5 , ..7 The Wolfed and most Beautiful Specimene of
Enamelled Blato Mantels, ever offered for Mae or this
country, manufactured by us, from Pennsylvania Slate
'tone, and for sale very low.
ARNOLD & WILSON,
1010 CHESTNUT Street.
CM/KIWI ItA NUM.
` l — , All in want of the Beat Elevated Double Oven
Cooking Range, will do well to call at
ARNOLD ec WILEON'B,
ItIiTNUT Street.
ME E CHANICAL BAKERY, S. W. Corer
BROAD and VIN Streets, FHILADEtiPHIA.
This establishment is now in successful operation day
and night, and all are respectfully Invited to call and see
the whole process of bread-making for themselves.
The undersigned takes the liberty of Flaying that for
thirty-five years he has been a practical Bliiker—five ae
apprentice, and live as Journeyman in one of the first
houses in Scotland. and twenty-fire as master—during
which time he has had the opportunity of snaking inanY
experiments, and observing all the improvements wino
have been made during thatperiod.
In this establishment, of which he has now the man
agement,in ition to the compiete labor-saving ma
tohinery, he tinsowh facilities of many kinds not hereto
fore possessed.
Being unrestrained in the purchase of flour' none but
the soundest and best shall ever be used; and lie has no
hesitation in saying that Bread of all kinds can be de
livered. unsurpassed in Quality and weight by that nettle
by the ordinary process.
Families in which the Broad made by the Mechanical
Bakery has not been tried, or in whirls it hes been tried
only at its commencement, before the machinery was in
Perfect working order. are respectfully naked to give it
atrial now, the undersigned believing it would, lend to
mutual advantage. JOHN G. MOXLY
mygl-tf Superintemie at.
DUCATION EiTIATV - AYS — ON
31.5 North TWELFTH Atreet. will reoontronnee
giving Instruettons on the PIANO, et her own reside nee
or those of her Pupils, after §eytember /St, 1869.
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1859.
TO THE LADIES.
GREAT OPENING
0 A IC I , ' 0 R. D'S.
Very rich and
DARK SABLES,
HUDSON DAY MARTIN.
INK SABLES
DARKEST SIBERIAN SOl/ RREI., &I%
Thom) Skins are all of our own
I M 0 RTATION,
And Manufactured on the Vs INIIINS by the mold skit
fel Furriers, which enables us to sell, at the lowest pas
■IUIe prices, SETS from 83 upwards.
REMEMBER
0AK1?0 R D ' S ,
024 CHESTNUT STREET,
or2o-dt BELOW SEVENTH.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
Aro pre pered to suit families with their
wiNTER, DRY GOODS
FRENCH MERINOES,
LADIES' CLOAK CLOTHS,
WIDE SILK VELVETS,
BROCHE LONG SHAWLS,
FINE WOOLLEN do.,
4.4 ALL WOOL PLAIDS,
FASHIONABLE DE ',AIMEE!,
Do. PLAID SILKS,
SUPERIOR BLACK SILKS,
UNSHRINKING FLANNELS,
FANCY SACK FLANNELS,
FINE STOCK OF BLANKETS,
CASSIMERES FOR BOYS,
BLACK FRENCH CLOTHS.
N. ll—The above Goods aro all at the low rates of
hu season. oe2o-tN2IO
SILKS AT LOW PRICES.
L. J. LEVY ez
Aro now offering a very large and handsome assort
merit
OP SILK 0001)8 3 6
Imported this autumn. at VERY LO PRICES,
Many of the styles are offered at retail at less than the
importer's cost. '.I he very large sales at auction of
FRENCH F.9NCY GOODS,
Have given them the opportunity to purchase desirable
descriptions of goods at loss than cost Beside. the
richer qualities, they have also a barge assortment of
medium priced goods, to which the inspection of pur
chimers is invited.
Their general assortment of all fabric., for Pall end
Winter use .11 now lull and complete. It embraces
ever) desericiton of goods ; both in fanny aim staple,
including SHAWLS, SILKS CLOAKS,
EMBROIDERIES. LACES.
CHINTZES, MOUS sELINE CASHMERES,
MERINOS, POI'LINS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, MITTS,HAVATS,WHITE GOODS, and
SUPERIOR LINENS.
809 AND 811 CHESTNUT STREET.
oNi•St
ELEGANT FALL
WINTER CLOAKS.
OPENING WEEK
PARIS AND LONDON
PARIS MANTILLA, CLOAK,
708 CHESTNUT STREET
J. W. PROCTOR & CO
012 wnn•6t
HOSIFRY GOODS. -J. WAIT 110E
MANN. No. 9 North EIGHTH Street , has now
open his Fall Stock of Hosiery flood. viz: Underrests
end Drawers of Cartwrix lit and Warner's duple nor manu
facture, for lathes' and mimeo' wear. Merino Blurts
and Drawers, tor rentd and youths. Morino Hosiery,
Cotton foolery. Woollen Hosiery, Gloves And (taunt
lots. and goods generally apportaining to the Hosiery
business. J. W. 11. respectfully solicits the attention of
families to his mock, manuring them that his stock Is un
excelled for variety by any other in the oity. and that
hie prioee are as lowan those of any other regular house.
N. B.—No abatement made from the prices named,
s2l-windf
FURNISHING GOODS.
Orean Baize, and Crumb Cloths.
Bilk, Green, and Blue liel lands.
All widths of bright W.ne Clothe.
Worsted Damanks and Moreens.
Table and Piano Covers.
Blankets of the best sorts, and Quill.,
Curtain Stalls and Rena,
Toweling., simetinge, Irish Linens,
Table Linens, Irish and Scotch.
NS[ARI'LIGfS BROTHERS.
oltifP CfIESTri I.' and EI 0 BTU Streets.
FALL AND WINTER CLOAKS.
Newest Patterns Fall Cloaks.
Winter Cloaks daily opening.
'Black Sensor Cloaks.
Black Tricot Cloak.
Black French Cloth Cloaks.
$7" Cloaks made to ord at one day's notice.
Prices $5 to eta. COOPER & CON ARIL,
010 NINTH and AIARKET.
rIASSIMERES, CLOTHS.
Thick Plain Cassimerea
. .
Heavykelt Cassuneree,
Stout Fancy Sty lee.
Rugged Mixtures, Plaids and Stapes,
and 0.4 FiraLrato Black Doeskins.
Black Bros&Wills elm to so.
Lathes' Cloaking Cloths.
coorynt
and ONARD,
old NINTH MARKET
SILKS, SHAWLS, and DRESS GOODS! I !
THORNLEY rC MUSH
°PPP R THIS DAY
Very rich fancy Silks for Tis and ST cents.
Exceedingly rich for &I. worth 51 27.
Slack Boyaderes and Plain color Silk. &0., &c.
VIE REST BLACK SILKS IMPOR I TED:
Over 59,090 worth of Brenham Shawls.
Melia Shawls, in black and colored centres.
French, Scotch, and American Woollen Shawls.
'lain and embroidered Crane &tm'.
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CHAPTER 1.
E Liar.) litenih—Mia. Gaston and her siok Chi d..
CHAPTER II
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CHAPTER 111
Duath of Mrs. Gaston's Chad—A :Mother's Anguish
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VAIL TENTH fttreet, wtil open her Winter Fashions
on OATURDAY i Oat, if, oI
WANTED—By an efficient Young Man,
with a thorough knowledge of Cal Mid, ,Palln
a, lrentri. and Jersey trade, a Sl[llll[loll with a .100011 r or
!merrier ot Notintui. 51111,nery,or Fano, Goods, to sell
Itom Samples en Conimigaion. Best of references
git en. Address" L. D.," odice of The Preis. 021-3 V
AYOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUA
tam In a Stn., F. I Bookkeeper or attendant. Ad
drew N. ls." thuCoffice. 021.1P11
%JANTED A Young Married Man,
V whose enema,. ere disonsaced. would like to
employ them in keeplng a set of Books, making out
bills, r Au. Terms moderate. Ada !Cu' C. 11.
T." this office. 021-31•
A p N , 1 1 L— . A ci, P o at , t b n u e . r ‘ i e n . a
on pleasant cu EsT T d
nta Street, with a Capital of 810000 to . $l5 OXI. This ts a
tare opportunity to male a profitatla investment. Best
rslersoces men ead restored. Address, with real
IMMO. • 4 Partner." Box Mt Post Office. 021 6t.
;20 000 - A RARE OPPORTIi
• nay Is offered to an Retire tarsi
nem man who eon int est P. 10.800 to 8 211 0 0 0 Inn. l fe and
very profitalr'e lamina., already elan:Maned, and whore
a eurulnt amount m now invested. Prepor manarement
mu,t Injure ourcess. Inguireof LH. KERSH *W. Lea.,
Commercial A.eney. No 12 Korth THIRD Street.
Ofico tenure from Btoo A. 111., nod e to aP. M. 021.-6 t•
SINGLE MAN WANTED to wait. upon
u- a permanent invalid. OUR who can a eels in the
da‘. when needful.with unexcepttonable references.
Addressor apple 421 Fait NORTH. Street , between
111nrket and Arch Streets.o2o-21.
A Young Man from the country, twenty.
one years of she. wishes n situation as Assistant
linolckee_per. Can furnish a,t,sfactors reterences. Ad
dress •• Thornas." office of this pater.
WANTED --A German Designer for all
kinds of Woollen Cloths. A permanent and
tire poettinn is offered ton German having the foltow
ing qualifications. vie. A thorough knowledge of the
French nod Englsh Languages, an accurate knowledge
of Woollen Manufactures as carried on abroad, and
great skill and taste in getting up new and fancy styles
of Woollen Clothe.
• . • - .
A practical Weaver and Deeiener. and nnne other
need apply, to Month FRONT Street.
nto-mudLf 36 LETITIA Street.
WANTED —A Salesman in a Shoe House.
To one who can influence a Inroe trade a litie
n l ways will he given. One acqnsinted with the busi
ness pro erred. Address " Box Mi." Post Office, with
foal name. 03) -at*
IvANTED—A smart, active Lad, in a
ITholcsslo Jobbing Dry Goods. Salary. first
ear. .W. Address, archrefurenco. "K. & at
this office. c20.31.*
WANTED—An experienced Bookkeeper
in a Commercial House. ?duct give first-class
references. Address "T. 8.," at the office of The
Per.. 030-2 t.
A." URN IT URE IV AN TED. —LI ousekeepers
having Second-hand Furniture, Feather Beds,
Carpets,Mirrors, &e. , to dispose of, will receive a
liberal cash price. by aprdrinc to T. N. WALSH. N. E.
corner 01 FOURTH and SPRUCE Streets. 017-6 t.
WANTED Two 'Unfurnished Rooms,
with Board. in a private family. fur a Gentleman,
Lady, and two Children tinder nine a,re. Locntion ore
tarred Nnrth of Crean, and West of Tenth street. Ad
drone " C. H. W.," at thin office, Inman tenon. oat
fiIIRST•CLASS LODGINGS FOR A
U. wi h private table, if desired, at 1339
SPRUCE. one door belnw Broad street.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
GREAT SALE
OF
VALUABLE HORSES,
WAGONS, CARRIAGES, AND HARNESS.
Will bo sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, at the
BULL'S HEAD 1101 EL,
MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1859,
pi )g . h p a t l i f or r a n it t a l gr o'clock A. the entire travelling
DAN R I C E'S
GREAT SHOW.
Consisting of superior
Draught Horses.
Matched Carriage Horses.
Ladies' Saddle Horses,
All in excellent condition. Also, a large lot of
WAGONS, suitable for teaming or farming purposes.
Also, a number of Carriages and a great quentity of
Single, Two anti boar-Horse Harness. The whole of
which will be .old an lots to suit purchasers
dor This Sale will afford a rare opportunity for those
wishing to purchase Horses, Wagons, Carriages, or
Hareem at a great reduction from their real value, and
one such as seldom occurs.
Catalogues. specifying the Property in detail. will be
ready for delivery at the Box Orlice of the National
Theatre, Walnut street, on Monday morning, Oct. 24,
and also at the Bull's Head. Terms made known at the
lime and place rf Pale, 019-6 t
BAZAAR, NINTH AND SANSOM
STREbtTS.
IfiFECIAIi AND EXTRAORDINARY S.ALF. OF
HORSES, CARRIAGES, AND HARNESS.
t) Satnyda. Morning, at In o'clock.
Included to the catalogue will be-
A pair of bay horses, believed to trot in 3 2.1.
An elegant Watson coupe rockaway, coat d2O.
A bay horse, long tail, tali band. hien.
A don cart, with lamps, and Slots wheel,.
Ono double sleigh, ono mingle sleigh.
Single and double harness. by Gallagher.
Elegant sleigh, robe., belle, and Covers.
One set leading bars for four in hand.
1110 - The above are to Le sold by order of exycutoro.
ALSO.
A pair of bay conch home. 18 hands high.
A calneh carriage and double harness.
A light open twrouche and double Mimeos.
The property of a gentleman breaking op los stable.
ALSO,
A pair of black coach horses, cost 11.650.
A at loth calaoh carriage. cost 81,093.
Double harness, coot $2lO.
ALSO,
On account of whom it may concern-
The trotting horse known as the " Jones colt," sold
come tune since for Ls 2.01.0.
ALSO.
A pair of sorrel geldings, flag tails ; can trot in 3 mi
nute,
A sorrel trotting horse, " Horse Jockey ;" trotted this
summer a mile in 2 31, and a quarter is ad seconds.
A wagon. by Rogers.
A skeleton wagon, by Roger,.
Doable and single harness. by Gallagher.
ALSO,
A pair of niitched bay llama. 8 years old.
A gray bores. 8 years old, 15% hands high.
A bay mare. 7 years old, 15% hands loch.
A pair of mares, dun and bay. to be sold separate.
A dun horse, square wagon. and harness.
A large sorrel colt, unbroken.
A long-tail dun horse, 16 hand, Mob.
A blooded bat horse, coming 7 y ears old.
A bay mare, 't sears old, 18 hands high.
A l5 hand, high.
A to r s a y y h i n u rti rs e e ;7 7 y Y e e a a m n :l l cf,
15 hands hush.
A gray more. 6 years o.d, wagon and harness.
A bob-tail bay horse, 8) ear.; old.
The bay trotting horse •• ," 9 years old.
A short-tail hay horse, 18'6 hands high.
A ral. of illikl9olmo sorrel carriage horses.
A fund f carrie:e, by Rogers.
A sorrel mare, 6 years old, 15% hands high.
A no-top 'wagon and ant of borne,.
A bay colt. 5 years old. wagon, and harness.
A bay horse, 8 years old. 18 hands high.
A gray borne, 9 ear. old. 15% hands high.
A sorrel horse, 7 n ears old le% hands lugh.
A pair of sorrel horses, IS hands high.
A hay mare, about 18 hands high.
A sorrel horse, 9 years old, 15 hands high.
A bay more, 91 ears old. 10 hands high.
A sorrel horse, Ws hand, high.
A bay mare, 10 years old. 1.50 hands high.
A gray stallion, 9 years old, lo hands high.
A sorrel horoe, 5 years old, 10 hand, high.
A blood bay mare, 5 year, old.
A v., r of brown MU.. 5 year. old.
A 3 1a3..da3 bay mare, 6y ears old.
A long-tailed Lay horse, 7, earn Md.
A dapple-Kr ty horse, 15% Lands high.
Ala, other horses.
O.
m
ti
At the eonlineneement of the sale will be cold a largo
collection of- AL S
desirable new and second-hand carnage',
wagons, harness, .S:c.
ST No postponement on account or the weather.
021-2 t if ALFRED 31. HERKNESB, Auctioneer.
fp PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
TAVERN STAND.—WiII be sold at Public Sole.
on Tarim DAN', November 10111. A. D. 1539. at 0 o'clock
P. 14., on the Promises—All that Old orakli , hed Tavern
1 i r e * rr r a t i y i fo — rt 4 l t T o r i p?. i r L oTel. e a s ; t rzeT
sing creok, at tbe Junction of the Byberry road. about
one no lo from Torrisdate, and in Bensalem township.
Backs county, Penn t. The House la large and commo
dious, nod is considered one of the best stands on the
road. There is it Barn, extensive Stabling. Carriage
House. Ice House. Sheds, and all other necessary Out
Buildings on tlio promises. all of which are in good re
pair ; together with 13 acres and 93 porches of land, in a
state of cultivation; bounded by Poquessin,; creek
aforeaud,landof Ferdinand Sartioantoand others. This
is a valuable and desirable Tavern property. and fur
ther comment is deemed unnecessary, as any person
wishing to purchase will undoubtedly call and examine
for themselves. pro, ions to the sale. The sale will be
pointy, 0. and without reserve; title indisputable; one
third of the purchaso-nioney will be secured on tne pre-
Mite]; possession given on the first day of April next.
Further conditions on the dot of Sale. By order of
the heirs of JACOB HALL, late et Bensalem town
shie, Bucks counts. deoeased. ELIAS T. HALL,
Agent for the Deus, and residing on the premises.
ell-fluet• JESSE O. WEBSTER, Auctioneer.
NURSERY TREEQ.—AUCTI IN SALE.
On FRIDAY 21st OCTOBER, at 12 o'clock M.,the
NURSERY of John Sherwood, rear College Wharf,
Del name River, two miles below Bristol.BM.ks county,
and near Scbenek's Station. on the Trenton Railrotd.
femprsine about 1 Nit Norway Spruces. front sto 23
et MO, final) formed, and several tirues transplanted.
Also, a choice variety of Specimen Pear 1 roes grafted
on Boar Stocks, large Specimen Apple Trees, large Nita
of indeed, Junipers, Golden and gliberinn Arborbitres,
Siker Firs, Austrian Pines. ?dun .I.a Consmcquots.kc.
Also, a quantity of rare nod valuable Plants. Sale pi r
emptory, and to ho continued on the 2241, if necessary.
The New York line. leaving' Walnut street at )1 A. 51.,
stops at &TIC Itek . ll Station. ocl2-3f•
FOR SALE.
AL The Silltentier will aittitose of the entire Stook of
FINE MONUMENTS. sTAT VARY.
HEAD AND FOOT srosEs,
AT THE MONUMENT MARBLE YARD. No. IVA ARCH Street,
Wert of Eighteenth gtreet
WM. HILL MOORE.
NEW YORK
To LET—A Second-story Room, conve
nient to the State Hons.. mutable for a Lawyer's
Offioe, Apply IJI CHESTNUT Street. 216
3 SILVER, MEDAL AND DIPLOMA
Awarded by tho late
bTATE FAIR, TO
A. B. DAVIS & CO.,
MANUFACTURER OF SCALES,
Suitable for Weish-Locks, R. R. Tracks, and Depots,
Coll, Hag, and Live S nck. Also. the venous deseriP-
Done nl DORMANT AND PORTABLE
PLATFORM SCA I.PS AND PATENT REAMS,
N. W. COR. OF FIFTEENTH A • D WILLOW STS.
0c17.0t" PHILa DELPHIA.
FT 0 WE'S STANDARD SOALES.-
&rims() k ROSS PATENT.—CoaI, Cattle. and
Hay Scales require no pit. Platform and Commuter Scales
01 every desrrtpoon. They receive all Friction and
Wear on Balls 'emend of knife Edson, as on othei
Scale.. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere,
and see the improvement
rENNINGTON GREEN. Arent,
112 South SEVENTH Street,
oe-smn . Philadelphia.
IMPORTANT ) CLERGYMEN, PUBLIC
SPEAK ETIS : ANTI SINGERS.
LANCASTER'S BRONCHIAL. LABENCIA.
"A SLIIJILT COLD," if its first symptoms ere not
arrested. too often Lsy the foundation of a variety of
Pulmonary Complaints. including Winter Cough, Asth
ma, Bronchitis, Influenza, Irritation and Soreness or
the Thresh and other consututionsl derantemcuts.
The evilconsequsnces of these disordenimay be easily
averted or subdued ha knepinr at band a supply of the
above celebrated LOZENGES. which have now stood
the test of public experience for seseral years.
Contsming neither opiates nor any injurious anodyne,
they may be infoly taken by the youngest child or the
most delicate Lennie. Pccpsred only by
THOMAS LANCASTER,
ELEVENTH and WALNUT Streets,
olr trorf2m Philadelphia. Pry.
D R. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIF E
PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS have been
thoroughly tested. and pronounced a sovereign remedy
for dyspepsia. flatulency, heart-burn and headache,
costiveness. diarrhtea, fevers of all kinds. rheumatism,
gout, gravel, worms, scurry, ulcers, eruptive com
plaints, salt rheum, cry linear,. common colds and in
huenza, irregularity and all derangement of the female
systemdpiles, and vanoue other diseases to which the
brew frame is liable. For sale V the proprietor. lie.
W. B. MOFFAT, au BRoADWAI . New York. and by
Druggists renorally all over the count', lutt-d&Wly
Wit'AllUA TED VAPOR BATHS.
R. SULPHUR. HOT-AIR. and STEAM BATHS.—
Under the care 01 Pr. T. H. RIDUF.I.T. 1121 SPRUCE
Street. H Wilt recommended by an the principal physi
cians in the city for Rheinnatisin, Skin Diseases, Sy.
philie. Concha and Colds. Female Diseases, &c.
Especial accommodations for Ladies.
VITAGON GREASE.-240 bbls. 200 half
••• bias, , 0 qr. Able, I,6eocans super Welton Grease,
manufactured and for sale by
ROWLEY. ASHBURN r.g! & Co.,
10 ta nth WHARYkrii
WANTS.
BOARDING.
SCALES.
MEDICINAL.
AMUSEMENTS.
E .11 LI Y di. C S
LARKE AR.
iff S TR 4 EET THEATRE.
Tlnd 1 FRIDAY FVENINO, Oct. 21,
DOT.
Dot. Hrs. John Drew; .Hrs. EirZne..V.re. John .M
-bert Tilly Elowboy, Mr. J. P. Conks.
Performance to commence with
THE TWO W/VE.3.
Rose. Miss Anzeta Sefton.
BcAiror ricicz..—Adizumnort. :Smite ; Seecred seats
in Dress Circle, 373 route Parquet. tO eerie.
Doors open at quarter to 7 o'clock; porton:owe to
enmmon, •t 7. , 4" o'clock ereclirol7-
‘VALNUT-FIREET THEATRES
PM !Auer. M. M. A. R4RRF.TTSON
BENErifoF . AIISS DAVENPORT.
THIS (FRIDAY, EVFNINty. Oct. n,
THE STRANUEB.
pact
EMEM
tilt" CRICKET -ON_Tilf!iii7.lllll..
Mita Davenport a pyre r.n; . for thta rut by oair.o rot-
SCALE OP PIK ...—Dreas Circe, .Senta laNurso ',ga
unt extra chart,,) 50 rams; rant:sr.) Sean sercritak
50 cents.).V3ii ; Fec..maler end Farad'y Circ:e. and •rd
Tier, 25 cents; Pnvars Boxet , arc orthag to th eir iocalft
L 0 8 5 . d 75 43; &Mule Sesta in Orches.rs and F 8171.4.
Box Ote c e en open daily, from IO until S o'clock. vrhaa
seats can be secured in advance.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
RAVELS AND MARTINETS . ' FAMILY.
THIS ( FRIDAY; EVENING. October Tl.
THE CONSCRIPT.
Jacques. Fracoo.e Rnc.t: S rgt. Be.-; e, Mau. MINI%
Evolution, An
TIII: TIGHT ROPE.
)iAtilC PILLS.
Dandy Grinaldo. ersbrrel Rare; Colorad3. Frauds
Ravel; The Fro:. Yount America.
Paicia.—Parqeet. Parquet Circle and Ealecay,so eta.
Paucity Circle and Amphttheatze.Zeents-
Box Off.ce open from 10 A. M. till • P. Nl_ when Seam
can be secured sr rthout extra char;e. Down op4a T
o'clock. Performarce to commence st 7ta o'clock
THE MARTYRDOM 01 , BUSS. oLe of
the creedest Picture. erer b.te'd here. fi
N.,tted daily by an increauntt; number of the el..te of out
city.
NATIONAL BALL.—MARKET Street,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
SIGNOR DONNETTI. COL. J. H. WOOD.
DONNETTI & COL. WOOD'S GREAT BUILLERQUE
AND
RCUS.
PANTOMIMIC AND ACROPATIC TROUPE,
Composed of
DOGS. MONKI.Vo, AND GOATS!
COMPRISING FORTY GREAT ARIISTSI
Also, the treat wonder working
GREEIZ R
Whose incomprehensible fe
A ats of Light BConolog
hsve sato:vs:led the cfmhzed world, wall imam. Lt Lb 4
alswe H 111.03
THURSDAY, FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY
EVENINGS,
October N)fh, 21st, sad M.
Ctn.!! of Auctilesion. 25 coats. iThridree. la crrts.
Li - A Grand 3Lttl nea Is he given ong TCR DAT
AFTERNOON', for the ascommodauoo of ladies and
Doors open to Evening Entertsincter.ts at 6.14 ; coat.
monees et T 3 o'clock.
Doors open to Afternoon Fittest:Dements et ; ocat
meneem at 3 o'clook.
0133 t 3IAT. BURNELL, 11 ,, atness Arent.
THE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA 1%11 L
f011111.111C21 their Pablio Rehearania oo B.TURDAY,
October.= at MUSICAL FUND HALL, at 3:1 o'ckwt
P. M. A plekage of e,. - Lt Lckets. one 00110. SAN,I6
t theta. cents. To be had at 13 Andre's. and Boca &
Lawton'a Mune Storm and at the cOOT. 013 Sw
ONCERT HALL.-GRAND
C
NIENTARY DENF.FIT Tendared to the MYE O B
SISTERS. on SATCRDAY AFTER."6O%; Cine-
Come and hear these C3ptlratlC4 btia.3:ars.
Doors open at o'clock to commence at 3- Profs rt
Dot la will perform od the Ftano. Ade thijap 16 nets.
Children half-price. olt-7t•
(lARL WOLFSOHN and CARL 11011N
sT9ca.-s_
iwitie.d OF SIX CLASSICAL SOIREES,
At the Finer of the
AC sTr111" OF MUSIC.
Subscriptions mil h receiv.d a; the [ r etee oC
(1, Andre & Co., 1104 Clamant street ; Lee A ._
a1f
,22 Chestnut Street; Bees & Lawson, corner of Seventh
end Chestnut streets; A. Staudt, 2S South htsblit
Street, where the pun-anus and programmes esn he
seen. 014-1.21
THE MARTYRDOM OF HIT SS is now
exhaxonc. 'nth other Pair:tm: of the DUSREL
DORF COLLECTION. sa the Southeast Gallery of LOS
ACADEMY Or' FINE ARTS.
Open daily, from 9 A. AL till 6P. M., tad 7 to 11 P. M.
AJaasslan 25 centa. oIZ-Im
TtiIANFORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
N. , ELEVENTH street. between Chestnut and Marktl2
Open for the Season.
SANFORD'S STAR TROUTS,
the lamest
Company to tce world.
In their exeeileneien every evening.
SANFORD istotre
Every evening in Ls g rest Kole of Charactsts.
Doors open at DC Commence at S.
Adiguaaion 23 cents. Chißdren IS cents.
CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, Sc
BAILY & BROTHER,
NO. 920 CHESTNUT STREET,
WILL OPEN TO-DAY
ENGLISH TAPESTUY
CARPETS,
OF NEW PATTEEN.,
AT ONE DOLLAR A YARD,
ENGLISH IN GRAINS
SEVENTY-FIVE OEYIS
TO MERCHANTS BUYING OIL
CLOTHS AND STINDOW SHADES..
BLABON & SMITH,
MANUFACTURERS OF OIL CLOTRS,
146 NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
We invite the attention of dealers roma large stook of
FLOOR, TABLE. AND CARRIAGE OIL CLOTHS,
GREEN GLAZED OIL CAMBRIC,
harmful article for shades. The largest stack of
WINDOW SHADES and BUFF HOLLANDS to the
market. at wives Ishtar deft - CoEnatiten. en6l.6m.
GENTS' FURNISHDiG GOODS.
R. C. WALBORN 15.7
K w
(NOW) NOS. 3 AND 7 NORTH SIXTH STREET.
have now A very supenor assortment of ahlrta. T:1 131 1 7-
clothins, Gloves, Hosiery, etc.
Special /mention given to
ittENTLE3IEN'S. WRAPPERS,
of which n fine assortment is constantly kept oa Lug,
oln3rnif
J. NICHOLSON,
•F
3lnnnfactuter of •
SHIRTS. LINEN AIM MAPSEILLES
BOSOMS and COLLAIS.
A lAree and tholes naaortmont. and aratt. 314111.
?au aya on hand. unto arloca I parucularlr [note laa at
tention of 1 , 11 and prrallPt-r^4)11I14 taIot.I.TIME briars
L. Lomat of SECOND and ARCH Streets-
Ina'
PASSENGER RAILWAYS.
ciFFICE OP SECOND AND 711111 -
A- , STREET PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.= WALNUT t.t , eet
PIIMAL EL PRIA. S. 30 I.UIZ).
A Fourth Icatelment of FlvE DOLLAR per soars
on Second less of ,too of above Comtu.nj "Lid be dco
and vl3 elle at this office, on or I , crore the fi rer a•) cn
zweeniber next. ROBT. RELIt,N,
e 3) fourth! reaSUreT.
NOTICE.—.An instalment of two dollars
/I and fifty cents per share on the espitat Kock of
the Parnrcneer and the City Cassenser Railway COIOpI
- of Clucinonti t Routes Noe. I nod 41 will be due, and
°arable at the ohice of Jonathan Brock. No. r—s AL-
N ItT btreet. on Nov. ht. BEN fiCA IF, .t- I,Y.
Philadelphia. Oot. 19,1b39. dtni Trees.
OF+ICE OF Its
lIESTONVILLE ..NUATUA.
C }. 6 ' .lr:
I'ANY.—EXCHANDE TICK E I tiler i 's Fire.d free note
be ebtnined in the C•les Oi oo G REEN AN CO 'lE 4 _,
RACE A:ND le ARCH. and AIARK.ET-STR LET
ROADS.
Through Fare, to or from Mantua.. .. ..,. coots.
Avenue Vrove Yard. Scents.
• • Cathedral Oarretery Scents.
• • • liestonyitle Fork.— Scents.
013-6 t
SAVING FUNDS.
QPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND S 0
CIETY OF PHILADELPHIt“
00.0e,N0..1.11 North TlitßD Street
Gon.soll anon %nig Buld_mt.l
CRARTERED BY THE LEGISLA TURE LVANIA. OFFEN:I
-SY
Deposita renamed In rams of One Dollar and npviezds.
and repeal in Gold, v. - about norier, with FIVE it , ER
CENT. INTEREST from the as, of devout. all trim
dream.
A reeporal tile and relmb'e Fevth.oi Institution has loan
been needed in the Nortnerr. pert of the eat • and '• Thu
Sprint Garden Saving. Fund Society " was chartered t
the Loc.:elute of ream , h an:a to supply this necessity.
The Managers. in urge:ninths and locating it. have be/n
governed wholly by a desire to a:commodate the bur.-
neon interest and waste of the ver: 'Ante end emterprt
lung population by which it is surround Ed.
OFFICE OPEN DAILY,
From II to 3% o'clock; also. on Monday era Thundur
from 6 until 8 o'olwk In the el taint.
nurra.eins.
Fredenck Klett. Stephen Smith,
John P. Levy. on. H. X. Strners
II mei Under - karat. Fredenek Sine Le,
Franc. Bert, J„.pee P. LeCierc.
John lieurer. Jr.. ueorse_nneeht.
Jas S. Prlnile, Jab Dock.
Joseph M. Crowell, Ron. Wm. lilllltrerd.
George . Woe:pear,
Peter C Ellmaker. Geo. T. Thorn.
Robert B. Darldson.
JAMES S. PRINGLE. Pre,clent.
PIANOS HART. EieCretArT.
EYE AND EAR.
DEAFNESS.
DR. VON MOSCRZISSER,
OCULIST AND AURIST.
Dr. M. rives Ica exclus vi• attration to the. Tretiteal and
surncal treatment et the Et E and EAR.
DE • FN FPS of the loncort standln: rcrcov•Jlott: tr
medtcal and surgical ou.ratlons en th , late^t •...,••.tIC:
princlple.. Or. at. wont(' h, Fle , sed to
Ivra 01 the medical facultr who to xr.turss as
method of operating for the re [nova! ol Peafr,s,er ear
operattpn on the Es F. and EAR.
A RTIFICI -L EVES INSERTED.
Office 26d South NINTH Street. srnrcE.
Office hours loom 9 A. M. to I I' M.. and A 1 , S
P. M. ocl-tc.-tf
lAM PREPAR El) TO RECEIVE EVERY
description of Faintly and Drpnestic
Beanus Machines attic ten inaciifacturers. 63 also th. 3
most anroced and minim ,spspatoris.
N.B.—All art :clap finished w uh neatness and deac'.teh
and at such pncee that loin Colll7et,Ar.
Altai M. A SMITELMAN.
B. E. comerot SIXT'a and PRUNE',
T.l4ncirT 063,
E. NEWLAND & CO..
LOOKING-GLASS AND PICTURE-FRAM:
MANUFACTL'RERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
An extensive stock of OIL PAINTINGS, eta. Ail at
griFxr io .l'ricee. 604 ARCH Street, abov,eo49.laTi}i„,
$50.000 TO LOAN,
f SUMS TO SUIT APPLICANTS,
11 upon Diamonds, Watches, Jewel:7, Guns. Met
ohnndire, Clothing, &0., on moderate tern., by JON Ed
& C 0 .% Brokera. northwest. comer of THIRD apd blara
KILL Streets, below Lombard. Estabilsbed 103 the le,
been. Office hours from 7A. M. to 71'. 31.
Second-hand Gold and Solver Wtderee, by emmeot
makers. warranted genuine, for sales nt
s e , nrtrinel neat ss-San-if
ITALIAN HEMP ROPE.—Ttaban Hemp
Rope, White and Tarred, for Inclined Planes. Ma - ..
rinfaetti red and for esle M k co
nlO • 21 TF. ft Sc. and 22 N. V; ha
(RAIN MILLS GRALN I LLS For
the Farm and Plantar:on. The IRON-13VRR USLL
has no equal for rind 4 ng Fine Meal, Feed, Cott ee,85•1-
ace, etc., by F:rut or pcwer.
es. $25. and 443.
Now In overatou at LUS &scat SECONT Street.
MAW'. wanted to every county cad Bta_tc, Off
WT - 41 Fw d.g.K.W. 4 4VA