- CPlrkt9Tiletintr*nellitclwtridc24lkteePeabtTnit- -
e t elfatio r tk . ' „tit: ratritt c ; :
nit se verarirti drentiqr yp ,thellitiltig
Tioupiettereilcht were _why poiltherOtthi it 64
genie tide , * Ptetick - the btutotiltr, - 0 1 1 4 11*-
zee ate uf,Whiektlleg ehhuffed 0aM,*54447044t#1k,
.r i rFEO_V oll ittriLihh-gigACAnts,ll4-4-:Tha
wententharknf the eity-,taconsequence of the improve .,
Meet at ,Fairniount,iPtwk. - ler improving pronderfellyi
ForeonawhiAlialtignot beertin tatitanglon for a Year Or'
two. Would scarce recognise the place., A 4. the present
time there is no less iniVeliCY Strolling-bowies in
couree oP , ..ernotion- between hixteenth and' Twenty
second andifireeniand Voateastreete: -
YananigTorroonlorgurlhe Oadettl,Pif Tottipe ,
ranee were artaniniced to haii r e it invade jelterday._and
accordingireemunt-aectiona_lnthared ak Broad .and
SPBII4 Wardeit 'atreetip, at the_ time appointed for the
lormatioreof Intl procession, but, in consequence of the
muddy condition or the streets. it woe deemed advisable
to postpone the detuenstrahon.•
. ,
1w A ThuM.4ttene_itiOhnspron.—lttra. Werner,
the wife the proprietor of a lager-bear saloon, in ,
Finth etrept,near Catharine, lies in a .vorysritioal con
dition from bmtal treatment received on Weduesdayat:
the 'lands of a gong of ruffians:who.were robbing the
house. The woman, who ITRlL,llll'doilo4tB health, was
thrown down a fl ighe of snore by: the
Tice Juliann-*eat gehrour
g oogrnatiop."Ro?
: l uoinnmation,' as their
Preacher and Rev: Henry 'Ptdaver; It young Mali
of eminent Scholarship and eloquence. who will deliver,
Bat u rday , the 103 i Maxi titi
- must sere an, in the Juliona-atreei, Synagogue.
Wntim , 4iAtt . J4)iPtinn;--On - Wwinesagy Tit
Intor It:et oMtliann wile found upon the person o one
!Minuet snatti_gorho wag arrested nt Fifth and Ca for-,
hill eirecteoiThe clothing awaits art owners[ the Cen
tral -
ItseOx a ttrio.--Afr., Isaac NeaU.iate
sentative roia - railadelphia, who has been confined to
hie room einim A bead laat,from a severe attack ofxheu.
ulatiaro. iikaatidir recovering. r -
Purr& .WOdnesday. evening
there 'Una a figid,44!ve exricincn in a cigar Shop in
Marian:ink. Dafgoare vier obcasioned to tke anloabt of
rixAticui. ,- AnwcokweittiAL.
.1114 Monet: ilnrket. ,
The staylt of the Chestnut aid Widnnt-street Paxson
ref Railway Company "wee °toted- at 19 Without 11%161
Bationd and. Thlrd•alrett Railway - stook bold at 3934
tir aloe, sato at le. --Penn
e) viola, Railroad shares aold M 3736, and Minehtlla
na%. _Bait eye thin, We enote sales of at
ta, Commonwealth MX, Consolidation 2436: Gliard. old
1236adechanida'174. and Western
The seoiniti-eldrtx age boadheldere of the Wllhamanort
hind Elmira Railroad Company met to-day at the Phila
delphia Exchange.: l n:E. Clark; EaC, the ehalielall of
the committee of the Seacond-toottiage bondholders.
Huhre.!tted the tothitrie4 report:
"They hare had various inter Views erith the corn
- ultimo otthefiret and ebattei mortgage bondholders,
and also pith the officers of the °emptily. with the, de
nte of deV-sing some plan for the reorganlxationof Me
conumrig.Ott clinic meet= the views of all parties in
terestedAndthrityroule commend the cordial sapport of
. all eiessett of creditors. _-
busrhegfregret to report they have been una
ble to Mt, or--as .B°4y-satisfactory solution of the Mill
nuities. ,
•-• T midhey isst a Copy of the resoletions passed at a
recent wetting of the board- of teenagers .of the read ;
also, a letter from the president, calling the attention of
your cometdcee to a proposed /ttabretnetit,otreted by
the firstAtundholders, through their; committee, by
which the end o wed debt mto be capitalized. and the
emelt, of:redemption is *yen to the second-mortg a ge
beadholderittdi the Ist of „January, .1951.
it will be seem from the letter addressed to theme
sidaFt of theeompanyi thattbe committee of the first
tno gate laredholdere have obtained sienatures to a
m ority to &want (about etat°oo) of the .first mart=
gage bondholders to a,-power-of-attornelLauthorizing
their imengtittike any itePi heoessarY CO protect tnetr
interests and that the committee intend to gentile road
and its fmnaldees under the poweroontained to the
" it ie. tt Mature,' neoinsattry, in the - judtment of 7 our
tommittem that. Some - prompt and . energetics action
should be: taken"' by the necopd-mortgage bondholders,
to meteor -their property being 'went away- es is new -
thtentenea..by theaction of the committed of the first.
Inert tare bondholders.
" Your ootninittee have =also to - report that bondhold
e to the aount of, eM5,000 have paid the assessment
of 81
81 on eac h share. "
share.
A pretty full lie notion of the'propoilltion made by the
first-mortgage hendhelderi'followed,tifter Which • Mr,
Clark trtatiiithiblid ariblitted the following propositions
to M. Whelan, the attorney Maths first-Mortgage bend
holders, desiring from him i e formatu ot as to whether he •
would ncixfprtheni dr net •- - "
That the first.Mertgage bondholders take a redeems
ble sone, to be paid before any. dividends ire paid„ on
the preferred stook, for the scrip of 1018, and (motions
duo July, 19419. and'Jahuary; th). A monthly amount to
be taken from the earnings, and deposited in some env
tug fund,' to insure the prompt payment of the July.
litn, coupon. That the seeond-mortgage bondholders
make man arrinienient with the chattel bondholders.,
and with the endorsers of the floating_ debt, and jeer
ranfze thircompkity withcfpreferred mid commorrstock
In lieu of t hir 'preeprig bekerill tee4g/ite t and that Mr,
Whelan bad answered fatorablyi as -far as be was con-
earned, but woe of the - opinion -that - they would not be
agreeable to theAditimitteil," ' ' ,
Mears: Pi A r Tan IkviejitePhile Crawford, Jammu&
Cox, , fr Shoat, and John Tucker, were appointed
a committee to *ooao . rith - the committee of the Stet-,
mortrage biniatiolders, end ttie mivitint adjomned.
The aftern,Ohtiyiapers give the following descriptiOn of
a very ilarige*tie;coterteit,Whiehnilde fin 'appaar-
MP* thissigtlrßlibg, sitiotbe - .119c9a1. Malta -flank , it. lii
aitere# Ron} brkfr; Cetrontercial Bank of Milling
toe. Bildt Ai:female. iminnint-tilteel. too.; 10 Indio on
each side, - X in centre Of tklttinid,Ten comas leftend.
The following ht - ei'Astrintent Ortheliiiitiess of the
Shataokt*Tallei hiul Pektayilleclimilri)ad Coinpany i -
Week ending 1859' 848102 103,416 in
tintelast year"' 2.517 02 at 29 10
V
Ines sie ~, OM 00 41.191 Ira
1%4 following arp`lo-'reoeilktif of the Morris Canal
amtpami t
TOW i 0 Oat: Dki:iggi
Valk sestirls,issit. 1p59.
t*i falOot: 198.9 . 1243 4 94 12
WOok
423,569
'nitrous. MAP, .; ' '819.03 66
'Judge yirldfraorri,l4 thal . cirry4:WentitOhieleornmon
Nati flourt. rendered the following Important railroad
&anion r At,thor3iiriii, term of ttio 'abort on order was
made in Alin' ninle Or. the' firdotd'and
NWUrowEdirtietrns Ifr.' ;Webb, receiver, to sell, to the
clifitheat bldtlari the: entire roadrininhinery,'fixturee.
h,liellief,:4raiirroPertf; and franalitnee df
the"oompani—., the, pato - go &u, to paid, cover ; to the
ntottgagobondholdfnwocoonlint to ttot ntiotity of their
taaitetnf A Motion mna thereupon' made. in behalf
of the eondiaiip4o the' oiti of Portsmouth and' the
Oountiaarif &iota and Jnokson, ns atoakholdere, to set
aside the order of sale - thus entored. "
The badititilei ita eletfeilite 'optnion 4 depided . ,in favor
of the 0'011047 hiddiegtbet, under the not of 1848, en=
thorizintvrediroad" tiotnpanies •te pledge nod inortyaeo,
their inoonto nod Propeit7, iota franchises:4'a., and that'
even If thiki z had act& parer. nudes the law asit new
stands. tho courts could not: dooree a side elite same.
The OnitiVofeebiheretofore made wee ' &6301111114W /014
aside; but ilialtiad - reniains for the present in the b aids
y 44. •W2',Webti. receiver. The ease Intl probably be
taken to Obi Diettlet Court,''. ,=, - —"' , - .", '-
The deeisionle one of Priori inipcirienee,se iteudirsees
PAW , iibetenfinlirtbeSsMo as mod be panned upon in
the ease fifths Idailetta and -Oinelonati, and other in--
potvent railiviyOorptirations in Ohio. , ' -, ,
• ' 41. folkivrini are the current 7 4protatiline for_seeele,
dli t mehaeek r tas t f : orniehed by Crollil3o br : Ce l
1
it
id .& l ' 4. ". - ; 115... ...11 4it (' Old American
foltige4 fie
'
litti.Olkii ‘ 0 - 18141 '.*
1 .06§rk11 , 010:::- . 3a " tiancs ifit
mush —-- eittiodere - - - 766
li e
. Amen " . ...:.I.oi , " :.•-• - ' (PressianlB.Bo
, ive trance • • gni " eieildere .3.98
2 0 11n-PP." l ' . 1 4§ ' 131 .1 4 1 1 _ 090.1.°"5!..P."
,ii,51, 7 . - -71.= -, , .‘. 1:,1.10- Patriot , '• `-'• ' -. ;.. 16.155 '
tow Yoit.oor tol-10 routlPittamrx , -,—, „tit to li dim:
ttpn - ' - pm to. 'At& Ctlotoostb,..,.. 4to 1"
mtunort. • •,, r•ttt:,. ." , Louisville.— •Pi to " -
iotimna..., , to: " - "Louie , 31 to " I'
hgrloirtom:.. to .". It magO, ..... ..I- to Iti!` •
vokrictsb .... kr 1- !.. ; c evelend.,..l to 1 " ,
Totoli , to 11' ".. gobville. i ..,-..: to 1, "
ow utleatui. to I " ' bletopho, ' WI "
PILLIADELIII.IA STOOK' i1X011.A .14 08 PAL1:11.
' 1111 , 01.7 mi itt znoLIBEI & itartsz.
, . No.S23Walnut street: -
- FIRST BOARD. „ ,
.
SD) f t,, tt .... ........ ~7.6 LS Penn it , R...•........ . 217 g
AM oral $4 " ' ' 4.1 V 611 , Reading R.... ...... - 19
02 ohig N0..6e..10. 96% 4 minehill II
1
ow
A i n n h nikT4. l .:: ll :::': : :: l 4 .l4x i q grindoif-ift-,!•-!!..11....'i.E:P
tigoo/11;r:
SOW Clam Oit 4 • Anew ,
- • b.'
1000
eadW; .. . 4 4 -10.
SIM
0 8 0 w 441..41a. - ashl
Ye pslir ?tones.... PM
3 7 4
. .. Xl%,
(14013114tVi'itiC1i384 -
Bid. Asked.
11qtateello,ii.Ait 142 - 144- -' • •1113 -. 41 " ft ' s; -r ro stook— a e
A w _ -- Wet47,ll o olla i mer i -ert-tru
. 4 Jog - Ipit•mort.B 60
0( • jEort, -b . • 1 , 1 1
4 11 1 0 1111 ' .344 As
0vi.4 , 1 44 , bdu.Sin 2 •5 5 44
&NW 14/01,013..68, asweale•sqta - • 3 0 , ti
Hohuyi imp illor.ilfilr , I,Hanefr,_ Ine eta R. ! : Oa
•
' T*Ottdefiphiti, itifirkets. - -
- ,-,-- - 4,- -:‘-1,-, i OttOVISR 27 — Evenitia. :
japtate nothan tho Plour market, and but little
001Elft, except tont - the tende, who ere brying in
'Went from $612 to 46,215 for °Orman rued and
r ,
good stra L. ht sof:r e e l , racalicil i fl o a c z a e on? At: lint4l;
ifttri d ritu try and%nor iota, /An quality. Ihers
, o U itr, Matta,' for extairt. avid the mar Sot closed,
u . , Tar/lour lir iicaree - tnit 'Wonted at , $4.25 kfr lad.
Vant ha ts a Man wanted ; ~nit Ponta is PORTO:fat $4. tir
bhi. hipitwaa ,hetter to-dar. i lid allaut -3 Stia hue.
Moody xocalana'prtme Delaware r , brought 1271113o0;
- the Isaltor the salonwere-at the utter rate. , White
ttrta at 136 r O l• 4 OCk as in ituatity. l ,Aps steady, at 840 Ay
r..,_a -.egiogrgwrixatvidthltaii,m7: tro af gie4
at Pie a&nat. including se instate at 914.900; info
' tier sjarat sad new at ,' Oats are it' moderate de
wier, , stela tit prime ehitarife; kOOO buip,bot'pilm.,
sold at 4a, and soxun' entails/I,O4'AP +Frei°. Bark is
in deniandott Staqizir rst rico tiaeraitra, ana lima
at nenoorrivinei ‘,Cotte bat little; inquired for i end
, Ore market ragnief atprortiarituotations,2 9r6COPICV-.-
WIN -market continues, at , a atandiatillowithout ,ow
thalami to licite, ?rash') ous are fneative and prices the
'anise Ili Ig i l c rloak,iad afe.4't t aigii-Thert i x to 441{11
'.211,1 for 4 o.ronjt -ia qu nl• 1 1 144 a oitl
- teOTP rfreifillit i Vilii 1 1:5 b 7111: 1 - 1 / 4 1S =4,1
or dra go j Linde aro neld at Mgt. = '' '' ', '
•
New Moul t
attCoND
• 611)3017iosouri 8t 601p/dam It_ 1063
SOW y_ Con Adeldi'4ol 14036'
201 18 Coo 11R , ltdo , 84 700 - d6' .140 363 i
ne.1104000 20„Igii 7 26 'Holism. 10
?! If 2 2 61 1 . 4 in, bdoctnE "
40
)00 72, to ~ do.;
71no 636 MIA I 3 tr.:74 , .
1811 N Y eafittot.Z.'.6 , o 80% 60 Oatotto „ 721 i
lat - 4k),„ •,•• " 0,00 k .60• 00..... —415 72 Si
tfci o ..... o 3 8011 160 ,do r..1407.23s
60 80V ItKi - .t 1 .. . . 000 73
:100 _ a.. „ ..... ,b3O exos oo Chi frall ... •WO 62
11.1111 g* - 1.1 1 'O do gg " I°°;
6 160 Alo. ... 62,
• ' iitaikete
rudive ; tales 1,20:1 bble at
nonve at 01.2601.60 for whiter and • ez.2o
- 01.75 (er - red: • Cora stattdr ; • white tisolelo; - YelltAf.
fewleer Provisions dull, wfifeeey dad at 28e,• •
NaysOI4PANS. Out. 28 .- -Cetton Brwt sales of 11600
bales . at laNll L •Buiar buOyeint et all e tHoltissee
...ea* aurae • Q Flout native at - ease, Freights on COt
- Vat 6c-t• X.f6
nalrd Xt. • •Nx . 4144a5-on:London hits doolined
66 4P cant., leg' ehotad ta, 6 O)C4P cent. etuullill•
Nee York edgier
*Ottnto eight , illistero3C-Vioentomitninnt. ,
_ SILM •S 0 AY-4 giniple picpatfition
irrora, Mar.
- blelr. kr Pa I t e 8 =1:1 '114°. lulteitl ' 74
, • otVer. 6oe: be the lab= rolar t :letra t a h ror a tc,
'' 4 : r fit tit u erg Virt: o :, :4 1 :nt,b11, 1 71*,,Pri.d4,,,„irdeuTde,
1
-,, ~ 0 tutaitur in the weer orthe paid to lien kreaser l inan
.7 . ,,,, .t. e oost of the Soap, it .kalerr • the areal' pure and
I‘:..ilktViet be tie Rithiti.betpolirt4
-:" Mu, A Aff.l4 "4404601m0* . J. vizi:v . 4n
'... t .. '
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0 tioarasidbiC4
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To -zitt4 , AND:Aotyriimtx . AMR
' , - otuaitt..3 61i-0.410d0r manful ,
an
luAli#lolffiUK , 4lll f!),LA,Ir, AA UNA Itme • o tpljt,gorkt, - ,
00.9111"" '4i--AAVNMATAI46
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A),
7.4!*.*e5,A4
,MOTAOOI, 3Ti aila Di man;
ittoitioh cif-LAdOu with log to put
ohms rim; iq inyitei) to the ilicvOttieenloottrillio Nome
OekrOrdi to be found in to , cligte Dever.
.BXEREOBCOpiO PicrtusEp In en loss vnriofty,
4 dtint - received, et land invidee t from $1,60 per dozen
'unwedde, at the New Empbrinni.lo South Eighth street.
, - • , r- • Je.ssai CHEMED., & CO.
IfousE-runNisima GoqaB.—Fino Silver Plated
Waie, ,Britannia each Biook Tin Warn, Tea Tram
Plate Warmers, Steak and Chafing pinked, Hot. Water
Platen, Cooking utengilg df ail kiude, end a full assort
nimitof / 1 " , o - furnadang' goods generally, at Mama.
.E. 9. Peano:•k Co.te, seudrivest corner of Second and
Cook stmts.,.
ADDITIOSAI:,IATTRACTIONS.—Another artist hoc
been added to the very popular troupe of Doge and
Monkeys now perforthing' at National' Hall, and will
make tier debut this evening. If she is equal to Some of
the stock company she will undoubtedly prove very at
traotive. We have been long used to tent, by these who
havertttimpted imitations of the Monkey t we have had
'enough 'of that, and tt affords us pleasure to have an en
tertainment that' we can recommend and endoreo ao
haling legitimate. A grand performance on Saturday
' afteinoon, also at evening.
TIM 11/MEER'S FERRY APSAIR—ISTARILING
' Ea : Lriotcs.—The capture of Cook and others, im cheated
in the insane insurrection-at Harger's Ferry, bat;
brought to light certain doeuments.whioh will, when
they are published, create' an immense excitement in
certain circles. We are informed .that Ossowattomie
Brown had firmed private circulars, requiring all who
gave allegiance: to the " new, Republie" to buy their
clothes at the elegant establishment of A. I'. M. Estra
da, No. a 1 South Slyeath etreet.
THE , FtrtST Snow.—The first snow of the season fell
on Wednesday. The streets, tbe trees, and the housetops
were whitened, Tenor America wee on hand with his
sled, ;and ont-of-door things looked deeidedly wintry.
There woo not asuffictent quantity of snow, felt to insure
good sleighing: but there was suite sufficient for a fore
taste of winter and to impress upon tho mind the neoessity
Of procuring elegant and comfortable winter garments
at the Brown atone Clothing HMI of Itookiull &
eon, Nos. 603 and 606 Chestnut street, above &lath.
Wnv is a lady pulling on her corsets like a man
who drinks talrown hie grief Because, in on lacing
herself, eho is getting tight.. We are not personally re
sponsible 'for. the 'above—and Would stonily advise its
perpetrator' to "buy his atothen at the Continental
Clothing Bowie" of E. H. Eldridge k Cu.: northeast
corner of Chestnut and Eighth streets. •
Itstrknnatt
'Tie well to walk with a °berate! heart,
Where'er Our fortunes call,
With a friendly glance and an open hand,
And a gentle word for all.
Since life is a thorny and difficult path,
' Where toil is the portion of man,
We all should endeavor, while puling along.
To make it an smooth as we can.
We all should , endeavor to smooth the way,
By pleasant 43001101110 arid jokes,
And lead the throng, limiest of clothes,
• To the store of Granville Stokes,
, „ 807 Chestnut street.
CARRY!, A BEtp_tami.
Silk Window Curtains,
Satin Damasks,
Froneh Brocatels,
• Terry end Reps,:
E
Gilt Comities , Bands,
Taes.le and Fringes.
Laos Curtains,
Muslin Curtains.
' 'Errab'el Piano Comrs,
Window Shades.
Every style of material in use for Curtain Draperies,
Furniture CdeOrings. Our stock is unequalled for style,
quality, quantity, find urine. Our store is 719 Chestnut
attest, in the Masonic) Hall, below Eighth street, North
side. , W. E. °Attain. & BROTIINR.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRLViPAL HOTELS,
B N Leethe, St Louis P W Smith & la, Newark
W 0 (raison. Pittsburg ' 0 W Cams, Pittsburg
J V Clutch, Citi, 0 3 MoKerman. Pa
Oen H Walbridge, N Y W H Clarke, Pa
Mira Clarke, Pa bliss Slocum, Pa
Mien Dawso Pa 9 Reeve, Lexington
'J Manley. V'a 1s R Pease & lam, Mobile
Mice Pease, Mobile A I, Clark, Boston
A 0/leister .Harrisburg W Pluinnier Va
.1 A Whito, Oeo 11. Davis ,1c lit, Boston"
1' „I Wheeler, Michigan N J Thayer, Baltimore
it:P Dana, N Y .IBrayley & Buffalo
1'.31 McKay, Wilm'n, N C TJ Glover, H Y
'Clink White, Barpor's,Perry Mr Atwater, Y
James (Jetty, Balt J Van Riper & la. N J
W L Brady & Conn 1 , 4 r Gillespie & 14,Eng
111,Roundtree, Ohmage , 3 W Dellinahem A N ()
1) Camille:on. Itarrislairg L A Barrow, N Y
N 0 Pinker, N, 3 Heideman, Pa
T Morton H Va • ' L Tappan & la, N Y
Mr Lawrence, Beaton J L Smith kla. Milwaukee
K P Sanderson, N ,e M Boswerth, N Y
J F Chapman, Albany A W Leisenring,.Pa
itosekransi N Y John 1) Warren, Main
John It Dike. Maas P 0 Calhoun_ Conn
3 Bellow. Cin. -.1 Alder. N Y.
L tltarr & ja,N Y Jaa Armstrong & la, Balt
j Richards & la, N Y A Ford, vx
.A. Bllrtißi. V& , , Tll Allen, Va
C Wiltaid, h C , F S Hilton. Mobile
Ght Brown, Seaton •,C O Doherty, Cm
W Bristol , -
13 H Latrobe, Balt
Dr Pisehel, N Y 0 J Thomas, Va
John Tyler. N
'0 K Booth, N Y C W Baldwin & m$ N Y
W Puller, Thy
D'A Brayton. Pall River .1 K Skinner & la, Vs
Chambers. Vii Mine Ned. Ye
N it Blanker & la, Va 3 111 Speed. Va
W E Arnold. Ya J Mohea, Va
Arnold Barns ,Washington A Atkinson, Andison
al{Marshall:Yß - • ' John Brown &to St Louis
3 0 Dunlop Ye. , PettYplain. Mobilo
PA ' oargig Y
W ?Young, Milwaukee N Querie, Y
EM. Townsend, N T Pliithrick, Portland
It 33 Jones. y , 3 Bodges, Balt
P Chriatyiri r 3,_Nathens, N y
i)illrhareh, N -' E Owen, Mass
OO
13 8 9lt
0
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AIWERIB.ANTIOTBL—Chestnnt et-, above Fifth.
J R Motiowen. N 1 , /rrit. NA'
A jtiolletti Hartford ' - ' Dr 'hornet,. west Chester
T 8 Hashing, Clinton no R Phinn ey, Al ass
tieollawley. New Bedford , I Seilsre. Look Haven
J p Jeokson,York co - , , 1. Swaim & In, N C
B. philtips. Port Beposit, Jae Lord & a, Chester co
„lona Look, Miners ills • BATIIi Dickey. Oxford. Pe
- Ttins 11 Brinttin, Chcfter 00 W E Holladay. Jr. Ye
T B Corwin & la. N i • Mine salliolßewart, N Y
Jas.ficott & In, NI ChM Baldwin, N Y
Ront. K Smith; Belt ' A Folsom. Dover, N H
j B Dcks. Dorton, O L ' N D
f f m rie e n r il .,_ is & N .. .l
Til Bell. Conn • - •
:Mrs Arews, 11 Y 0 Chilton P.ov ft I
WAY* II; Pottsville - - C K DaviS, Jr. N Y
I Chat ertoo,N Y. ' W W Arnsburg & bt. 0
Dr 3 R L Hardesty, VA Bra A R Hardesty, Val
.3 O li usene t N Y B W Field. N Y
hire 13 A Fairrnon,N Y W H Brinson, Pittsburg
R F "'tau, N Y . - .
JONES' llOTEL—Cbesinut:street, above Bixtb.
WP Smith:Balt
A ithelter, N Y i llirecnail Easton, Pa
J A Stephenson.. Wash
It
arsons.'Wash
T A Rubinson, Beaton ' It A rown. N Y
P Andaman* lady, Lowell Jail Caldwell, led
H Moßride.Alex Ts -' 0 You t, Alex. Ye '
J McAdams. N Y'' - 0 Bl'epler. Fitchburg
0 A Bailey, Fitchburg J M Whitaker, Md
W Burgess, N Y ' C Crandall, N Y
John Ktng, N Y ' Barn Wood, N Y
D B Brldgeford, Richmond LThomson. Horne, Oft
Henry Wall, N Y W Matthews, Pinta
fiA Thompson, Bordentown Ins Trout, Bordentown
0 Wheeler. Texas
NATIONAL ROTEL—Race strait, above Third.
W Fritz. Orangeville David Wiitmore asny
John 0 Wilaon , Snyder co J,B Shi hitter, Pittston. Pa
L M Smith, PlYMOtith, Pa N J Hendershot, )310ounibir
Levi .B Kaler Phmnixville W W wennan. Allentown
Martin Uhler; Lobiumn en H J - Itelnolthi.liollertown
01)Schrolip Harrisburg , A.H LlgAt, Lebanon, Pa
II E Miller, , i i t a i llnag TOM , W Bensinger. Pottsville
J.l9liitakor, t Clam
- .I 4 IIANKLIN HOUSE-4Thestnut Street, above Third.
A Lsoliy, Louisville, Ky . Coo P Tiffany. Balt
W C Brooks: Balt eo W Howard, Balt
Dr Thes L Patrick, Pa Ryan. Pa
C Tramper, Pa Jim French°, N
It Pavers, IJoI ti Kosenkraca, N Y
3 C Wyatt, Tenn M I. Tracy. Pa
E Merien Mancheater, NP H
T Silvey & la, N Y
•
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth st.,_ above Chestnut.
JKr Peach Bottom Kirk. Peach Bottom
J Roman & wf, Dightstown S A Kirk. Pesch BOttOm
W Strong, Juniata no Wm Porter It Y .l W Newcomb, Yet E Marlin, ice Run
Alfred Bunting. DM eo • II Graham, Chester no
- John II Bally, Obester co W Ewing, Pa
Lenin it imbue, Pittsburg W B Courtney, Phile
isi)enntot-
.. q
10 Mindhili lik • ........"
40 IN Ps R. ~..'.. ... . . 14. 8
MW Mum! uk..... old. Mt
A egnaoadatioq 8k...14%
2 IN eiqa IA Ban k.... SS
VI Mookimos 8k.,. ....: 22.4
poo .. mmaticrealttiltic, 24.6
letter, Tnnueresille' John Miller. Bucks co
n Blinefrer., Bucks cc J Rouser, Pa
ost, Rending - D B Bmith. Doylestown
arpson, Pa „ J Sumer, In
- „
MOUNT VEBNON lIOTEL—Semmd et, above Aroh.
8 Monte & In. N J Dr A 0 Stiles._ Bridgeport
sw porter. Orhimport, Doan mr W Wioka. Brideeport
Dooshoe. Pa
-
0 C Sharp. Allentown
B Blq, Sethlahem - ,,T Frey. Bethlehem
J-li Nyco. N J LI Powell. iVieconain
WF Brewer, rennin Jon Frey. Bethlehem. Pa
ChNetman• Ornatown - •Jometh Cole, Bruton, Pa
Eitthumat two; re ~- ... ,
.
IiBFEEANTB' 110 1 / 8 8-7Thlrd at:, above Collowhilt.
a Prktger,entitenutink , D P.Botrem Border° o
aLbA i rti.VlStgit 1. ' J amie Smith . Att74 4 ° s '
John narmeolter, Monroe - I Johootrn, Freemaneourg
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—F.ourth et.. below Arch.
~ ' , l. Alleal. Southington ge, II Sings. Me
74 w_ftuubeli. Ft Wayne/ 11.1..nalishi Pt Wayne
P. DI 'Hotchkiss. N Y J P 8/ Oman, Pa
Wit Pollock, Philo J P Bteinor, Pa
P K HArrillini,r l n. M litionalder, G tootle no
D KOrillespie rookv'e 3P Talent. Ala
- E Allen, id . . - demi r. aid, Ohio
C Hear, Lane GC Price, Newark, N J
0 F Dutton, DIE .. Mrs Donnell. Pa
E D Goodwin..-et Y-. - . .A P GOodwin, N Y
David Hieing, Cal , 11 , ti
, 11 ;mit t
r tst on
E F Coe, Soeton
W 8 Woods, Flemington
, . --
EAGLE HOTEL'-Third street. above Race.
Chen B Perry, Wilmington 3 Rabb. Wilmington
J Titrown,..lioeton EStintnlon, EesiOn
.1 Wilson, N 3 It Thonms h son, Westor
H 8 Was k , le,'Pli ' J P Betels, Lana
BARLEY SHEAF NOVEL—Second at., below Vine.
WDo,lest'n P Hoff, Lambertville,Ni
c. 4r . Ar t, N • Wm Closson,l's Pleasant,
OHO Lel 1411Vothoos, Atlanta City
.1 nos yVise. Bucks co 'goodly, Bucks co
Addison. Bucks co Meival Buoks co
Band dolls a 7, New Bops Bider Brown, Btownaburn
Clovik,Harpor's,k er y,V W W Pnarion. I t .
.1
ti Teener - • • - J C Weeden, New Hope
Vo n eVA Y AI I IM, Ve ' C P11. 1 3 11 11 8 0 1 121%Yr r , r 1. 11 : "
It:Watson, Pa
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third et, above CallOwhill
B Trozej, Fog!rewrite A A Ohne, Fiedeneburg
I 0 PI J DB runer. Bunke co
.1 R Reading,Brberry Mrs Reading, Byberry
D Bmoltolts. Balfordville ' F Haeseler. Orwigehurg
F. Bose, Northampton co John Berndt, Tremont
J 0 Becktel. Berke co • C L Pinkerton, lremont
Orro W Wolf, Danboro", , , ,
'xchange..Oct: 27.
STATES UNION H OTEL--Market *treat. above Binh.
Bultzbeth• Marlette, Pa I'r Barnes, Lancaster
Jae Johnson &la Pa ' Miss Martha Baxter, Pa
RA Patterson & la, Pa Kirk Few, Jr, Pa
Alf Maxwell, Pa • ' ' AA AM tit, 1 a
Wm W Smith, Pa • A Kipple, Pa
Wh.to & In, It 1 M Kulliers, Columbia, Pa
Evans, State Milt MoAyeal. Jacksontown
Wm Lowry, Peters Creek R T Beattz k In, Harrisbg
BR} , Thome. Pa N Clover, Bell negrove
3 3 Bab, Narriebure J absent, Lancaster
TRH lINIONHOTBLr-Aroh street, above Third.
W H Johnson, Phila Jno Smart, Wheeling, Va
W II Miller 6 W Cook. Pinta
fi Brush. N Y . D H Hagen. Pittsburg
P Uhler, Uhlersville, Pa , W Lutz, Cleveland
Al Mentzer, Pitteburg - H P Hoover, Petoreburg, 0
I) Mulholland; Heindoer,lioJ Chambere. Aurora, Ind
J Wilroozer, N J 1) J Hommelalummeletwn
(Hemet Taggard, Altoona' C Holger, Lancaster
J Bader tola._Tenn J Hull, Pa
-13THughee, Tamaqua ' Id Newoomer, Pa
-Mr. /I Aston, Pittsburg "Mrs B A Aston, Pa
Mies Al Newcomer, Ind Rev Dr Talbot wf, Ind
Mime Indianapolior
'BLANK BOOKS at -Wholesale and Re.
tail, every kind and size, fine and superfine, in
-cindlng •
andeel tO Ii.TRJSI.LB.
. hIMORANOBI4I_, and r nas.7, noon,
FrOAES.
iIV ; EMONi CAP, LETkER, NOTE, and BILLET
VIDIV I RIOPES. 30.. &o.
nonimmere and dealer* are invited to nail and examine
these !goods, MOSS, BROTHER, & CO.,
r filanufiscturina Stalioners, &c.,
• ‘26-Wfmat '• • ' - No. Oa MARKET Street.
pAPER, CARDS, AND ENVELOPES.
4.; TAPER. DARDS, AND ENVBLOPES.
PAPER, CARDS AND ENVELOPES.
.-1022-6 t, ,
4o COMMERCE Street
rjHOICE PURE TEA.-LOVE, FOURTH
et;rid CREBThTUT.' redneed his Dollitr Mitch
and Wean Tess to 76 canto per pound—A Bargain. on
,SgAN) I 3O; 0 , 141 * - Ali bulk) in Prime
41 d4ti
Olt FRONT airt44
•
e lk,. id ' ' time
, *cup
. .
111 A PnitiA.Srityttott „le
" 44 4 TY"W4I I-A W.,:u91 11 4... r ,
9 - 9 - Oil s --9•01,0411
UP TO TWELVIS O'CLOCK LAST MOUT
QIRARD 1101.18E- 1 0hestnut bolow Ninth
riALD BAOLE--Titird et above Callowbill
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PE ,WISE IN • Tnin.,Thow who •woola
Profit bY the experience of the ablest Phrenologist bed ,
living. will remember 0. S.*FOWLER onuses at 922
CHESTNUT Street, only one day more.
Prof. FOWLER, by aneohil request, and for the lent
time; delivers TO-NIGHT, at PIECHANICS' HALL ,
corner FOURTH and 0 EOROE Stmts. hie great
lora on MATRIMONY.
MCOLSES' IVOUTTYPES, IPatel•-Colors
lii
dia Ink, and Craton Photographs, have long been ad ,
mated the finest in the country. The price is now a s
low as 4Yother Flacon, No. 024 CHESTNUT Street.
" HARRIS BOUDOIR" SEWING MACHINE
IMPROvVP ,DOUDGE-THREAD.
MDT PREMIUM AT EVERY FAIR.
o2A-3m PAiindelphia Woo, 73) ARCH. SUM.
THE VITAL PRINCIPLE is restored to de
cayed hair, and a healthy tone given to the scaly, by the
nee of JULESEAUEL'S EAU ATUENIENNE HAIR
RENTORER, thus preventing baldness, where it exists
through age or enekneest it renews its growth, restoring
grey hairs and Whiskers to the son:glossy, original color
of WO. It In not a dye. Sold by all Druggists, and by
JULES liAUEL & CO., No. 704 CHESTNUT Street,
Philadelphia. 024-6(dkitlilir
HOOELAND'S GERMAN BITTERS will posi
tively sure Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Nervous De.
bility, Am. II 00PLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
will positively ore Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough
&o. . .
Prepared by Dr. C. M; JACKSON & CO., 4Th ARCH
Street, and for sale by Druggists end dealers generally.
Price 7b cents per bottle. 5e9.44
OMB PEICEI CLOTHING OF TEE LATEST
Brame, made in the beet manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling prices marked in
Plain Figures. All goods made to erder warranted antis
faotory. Our ONE-PRICE System is strietlY adhered
to, as we believe this to be the only fair way of dealing.
All are thereby treated alike. JONES t CO.,
eeB-tf 401 MARKET Street.
Tux Plttol33 or
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES
'HAM! ! I FranacßD ! 8214 m
SBILMEN B SAVING FIIND—NORTIIIVZSI
CORNER SICOND and WALNUT Streete.--Deposits re
cowed in email and large amounts. from Minimise. of
the oommunity, and allows interest at the rate of five per
cent. per annum.
Morley may be drawn by °hooka without tone ottn
West.
Moe open daily, from 9 until o'olook. andon Mon
day and Saturday until 9 in the evening, President,
FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and Seeretary, clue
E. MORRIS.
WIMBLIVIt & - WILSON SBWING MAOMNISS.
Philadelphia °Sloe. MS CHESTNUT Street.
Merchants' orders filled et the SAUD DISCOUNT its
by the Company.
Branch &Bone in Trenton, New Sorsa'', and Easton
and Weetoheeter. Pa. eels-ent
GROVER do Bus's
OILLSSEATED NOISELESS PENULT NHIVINE-MAOHLEIS
AT TILDVORD ?MOM
TenipOrarlly at No. tot Broadway.
Will return to No. 4.0.1 in a taw wool*.
SALAMANDER FIREPROOF SAFES.--A Very
large anorttnant of SALAMANDERS for Bala at roaaon
able priatat, No. 30S CHESTNUT Street, Thilattelohia.
1.03 tf EVANS & WATSON
GAIPLAN:IP DRPOT--bIXTII AND Aiwa.
se24-3m
SAVING FUND—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST
COMPANY.—Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania.
RULES.
I. Money is reamed every day, and in any amount,
arse or small.
2, FIVE PER CENT. interest Is paid for money from
ho day it is put in,
3. The money is always paid book In GOLD whenever
t is called for, and without notice.
4. Money in received erorri Szecutors, Administratots,
guardian:, and other Trustees, to large or small BUMP,
to remain a long or abort period.
5. The money reoeived from Depositors is Invested to
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other Mat
ches eeourities.
O. Otdoe open every day—WALNUT Street, southwest
corner Third street. Philadelphia. apls
THE WILLCOX AND GIBBS SHIVIITH
MA
ce~~x.7ls CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, 0e21.t1
MARRIED.
1 3ALLAGIIER—QUIN.—Qn the 28th Inst. North Rey.
J. C. Clay, John Gallagher, M. ofCaro
lina, to Mom linrah J. Quin, of this nity.
HAINEB—ROWLAND.—on the 28th inst., wording
to the ralig Lona ordey_ of the Society of Frianda. Bann,
B. Raines, of New York, to Rebecca M. Rowland. of
this citv.
BMIT.I4—CLTRE.—At St. Peter's Chumh. June 2d, by
Wm. H. denheimer, D. D., Frederio Burnett Suuth . to
Miss Ensenin. Pauline Cure, both of this city.
LORRIL I.IER E—RICH DSOPi.—On the 26th inst..
by Rev. Thos. Si. Martin. Sir. Francis M. Lorrilliere to
Mies Emma W. Richardson. both oi this city.
KIRCHMR—LBE.—On the lath inst„ hi Roy. J.•P.
Ricoh. Mr. Christian P. Knolior to Moo Elton L. lie,
all of this atty.
SELLERS.—On the 26th inst., Sophianisba Sellers, re
lict of the late Coleman Beliefs, Sr., in the 74th year of
her age.
Ths relatives and Dien& of the family are reopen t
fully invited to attend her funeral. from the residence
of her sister-in-law. Slits Ann Sellers, Mill Dank, on
the Marshall road. Hyper Darby, on Monday, Matte t.,
at lo A: M.. without furthcr notice.
LEVEHINH.—On the 25th inst., Mrs. Hotly, wife of
Charles Levennz, aged 66 years.
funeral from her husband's residence, No. 021 Mellon
street. above Ninth, this (Friday morning. at 10 o'clk.`
MATHER.—On the 25th inst.. Jrltzaboth Mather, wife
of the late Jonathan Mather, in the Met year of her ace.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 1700 Green at.,
this OPF x Eß— y O . n
athe o'c t o ckn Att,
Samuel M. Hopper, In
the 43111 year of his so.
Hie relatives and friends and those of the family are
invited to attend his funeral. from his late residence.
No. 123 North Seventeenth street, this (Friday) morn
to.ki k t k rl,° ( ' ) c ij c if.— l" O w n "i t i g t 24. f 4lt tl i l A r t, n , o Witiam Mit, wool,
in the 95thyear of his are.
Funeral from the residence of his sister, Mrs. Eliza
Humea. No. 318 Redwor4 street, this (Friday) after
noon. st !o'clock.
SINCLAIR..-00 the 24th, inst., John A. Slcelair,in
the .31th year of his age.
Funeral from r u e tote residence. No, 213 North Sixth
street on Saturday afternoon, at 2 °Weak.
HURLEY.—On the 2611, Inst.. Michael Hurley, aged
46 ears.
Funeral from his la's residence, No. 6 Hebrew court,
Third street, above Race, this (Friday) afternoon, et 1
o'clock,
LEECH.—On the 26th inst.. Anna ft. Leech, relict of
the late leaao E. Leech. in the 39th year of her rife. etineral from the residence of her father. No. 919 N.
Fifth street, above rooter, thla (Friday) afternoon, at 1
o'clock.
STODDART.--Suddenly, on Tuesday, 28th Inst., John
A. nodded, Jr., in the eth ear of h ta Ma.
Funeral will take pine* this day ,(Fridey . ,) at 2 F.
from the residence of ins parents, No. 937 No rt h Twelfth street, below Girard avenue.
MEGGB.-oil the 20th inst., of typhoid fever, Miss
Emily Nines, in her 27th year.
Funeral from the residence of her father, Wm. Neltite4
Lower Merlon.e( Friday ) morning, et 1015 o'clock.
lilNEti.—On the &I inst., at Annapolis. Crawford co,
111., Mr. John I .1110e1, late of Alunayuuk, in the 27J
year of hie ace.
WII,LOX.—On the 23th inst.. Florence Nightin
gale, infant daughter of Jame W. and Elizabeth
los. nsed 2 weeks.
13110 ESTER.— On the 27th inst., of consumption,
George W. Shuster. printer. in the 70th year of his
age. f Due notice will be wenn( the funeral.)
111011RNING STO.HI
No. 808 CHESTNUT
mentor
Blank Velour ROOO, illaok Gros 0 redo Silks,
do, Mousseline d'Lninee, do. Poult de Bolos,
do. Cashmeres, Sa. Venettennes,
do. Merinoes, do, Gros d'Ecinue.
do. S.tin de Chinos, do. Paten,• boded Silks,
do. Hornhazines. do. Irish Poplins.
do. Imams, do, English CraPes,
do. ornsnottag, do. Crape Collars.
do. lohair Lustre'. do. " Weaves,
do. Thibot Lung Shawls,
Block grape Valls, tco., azo.
&world mourning growls in euni.v vs t inry, 0741*
BMSON & SON,
Btreat,have a full wort
frrGEOLOGICAL, LECTURES.
By request of many of our most distinguished
oltizens,
R. lIOYNTON
Has consented to rive a COURSE of SEVEN ILLUS
TRATED 'LECTURES ON GEOLOGY,
AT COACERT HALL.
Commencing FR IPA EVENING, Oct. 28th, and the
followinr Evening,:
SATURDAY 29; MONDAY, at ; TUESDAY, Nov, 1;
'WEDNESAY 2; FRIDAY. 4; SATURDAY, 5.
A course' has Ju s t been concluded at the Cooper In
stitute,
which has been the most oucaessful over given
New York.
However successful this course may be, it cannot be
repeated, as the Doctor is on his wy South to fill an
engagement.
The Course Tickets have been put at the low price of
One Dollar, which will admit to the extra Experimental
Lecture thewruit DAY AFTERNOON. Nov. 6th. A
view of Beautiful Paintings used for these Lec
tures is alone worth the price of admission. •
Coors open at quarter to 7; Lecture at quarter to 8
o'clock.
Course Tickets are for sale at Hazard's; Parry & Ale-
Itlillan's Blockhouse's, Eighth and Green streets;
Bower's, and Vine streets, and at the Hall.
IrrTO CHATTEL BONDIIOLDERS OF
TH F 1 IV I.LTA MBPORT AND BLAU FIA BA 11.-
rto - An meeting of Chattel Bondlinid
erg will be held it Room Yo. 21, NV AtiIIINGTON
BUILDING. (No. 274 Houth Third straet,) on Till.B
- Nov. 1, at 12 M. A general attendance is request
ed. as matters of importance will be presented for con
ederation.
By order of the Committee. o 2) eN
irr_ I ND I A—IIEE RACES, LANGUAGE,
_ AND RELIGION.—By special request, the Rev.
HENRY AL 130111)DfiR, 0 1.. will repeat the above
lecture in the .11USICA FUN() HALL. on TUESDAY
EVENING. November let, nt.716 o'clock.
Tickets. 26 cents: 11110. V be obtained nt the bookstores
of Larry h Meglillan. Wm. H. & A. Martian, the Tract
Howe. Prost)) terinn Board, 11. A. Bower, 6th and Green,
and at the rooms of the Young Alen's Christian Associa
tion, 02i1.6t •
U~--* HARPER'S FERRY INSURRECTION,
—The Hen. JOSH U. t B R GIDDINOS will deliver
aiseMase on FRIDAY LV ENI NO, the 28th loot., at
73 o'clock, in the NATIONAL. GUARDS RAO, Raeo
street, below Sixth on the subjeat•of the •• Harpar's
Perry Insurrection,' in which ho will tall whet ho
thinks of thnt occurrence, and till he known alamt John
Brown, of Ossawattomie. Admittance 10 cents, to pay
expenses. 026-3 t
117 GIRARD DANK—PHILADELPHIA, 013-
tober 18, 11159.
Notice is hereby given, that an eleotion for thirteen
directors to serve for tho °runnels year will he hold at
tho BANKINU. HOUSE, on MONDAY. ilovember 21st,
between the hours of IP A. al and 2 P. M.
The annual meeting of the atookholders will be held
at the ORTO place, on TUESDAY, Noveniber Ist, at 12
o'clock 51,
eclB-en2l W. L. SCHAP'FER, Mohler.
e — c. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA—
{ Deportment of MINES. ART end MANGFAC-
F.S.—Course of 1859-60. The COW'. eu
Of t on In
this Department will commence on MON t/A Y,'Nervenn
her 215t,1859, and will be continued ne follows:
Mechanics and Chemistry.—Prof. John P. From,
Monday and Thursday at 4 P.M.
Geology and Mineralosy.—Prof. Charles B. Trego,
Tuesday end Friday at 4 P. M.
Civil Engineering—Construction.—Prof. Fairman Ro
gers, Monday and 'I liuredaY et SP.M.
Applied Mathematics—Surveying.—Prof. rith,
Heu
dell. Friday et a P. M.
, Mining.—Prot„ J. Peter Lesley, Tuesday et 8 P. M.
AA course of Mathematics may be followed by Omen
who dem re to do s under the direction of the Professor
of Mathematics. 'the conceit may be attended either
singly [r together.
The ectures will he continued until the end of Much.
For' whets apply Jo. i
Frederick Dick. Janitor at the
University—North Building. And for i nforma tion re
specting the studies, to
FAIRMAN ROGERS,
Denim of the Faculty,
N 0.202 West Rittenhouse Square.
zTARSIERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK
—PUMA IMLPIIIe, October Sil,
t 7 ico is herebyven that an eleetion for Thirteen
DI rectore will h e h old at the Banking Douse on MON
DAY, November Met, latpe, between the hours or 9o'cloolc
A. M. and 3 o'clock P. Al.; ling a general meettns of the
Stockholders still be hold on TUESDAY, November let,
at 4 o'clock P. M., at the Bt km How.
04 dtral W. RUSII s _
TON, In., Ctielder.
,
Irr•
4 THE PIInLADELPHIA BAP, K.—OCT
, 18b9.
T o annual meeting of the Stockholdere of this Blink
will be bold itt the Banking House on TUESDAY, the
fleet day of November next, at 12 o'clock M.
AO the annual election for Directors will bo hold at
the Banking Boone on MONDAY, the 2lat day of No
vember next. between the liners of 10 A. Al. and 2P. M,
of,wfatm tn2l B. B COMEOYS, Cashier.
MEG 11 AN IC IP HANK.—PHILADEL
PHIA, October 4th, 1860.
otioe ia hereby given that an ele Lion for Thirteen
r otore iri t: nerve ttmenguips year, a will be held at the
nt earl on MON DAY, November Met, from 10
The annual.meeting of the , Stookholrieta k
m svill be beta
op TIMPA
t Y li Ng:V." 4 i t: fa 61ELL, onion ,
wyark,rs t i
Ve TO TUE CON'ilt Ifiel)TOßS 11 . # _THE
PROVIOENT hOCIETY FUlt EMPLOYING
7 poox.
he Board of Itermagers, inpresenting their Thlrty
fiftly Annual Report, desire to bring into vieW,.s l ,fin 01-
Retrial manner, the emceed essential ditterenee te'e, en
the operations of thin t °oleo and i hose or a I other
beneficiary institutions known among us—the distin
guishing Mature of this Society being to Word einploY
niAnt, and not alms, to those who come to ue for apt.
Thin employment we Moto to furnish
eta period of
the year waren work in leant readily obtained, and for the
labor performed we limbo prompt and reasonable eel -
merit. In extending, aseistance by suah manna, we es-
Initially seek the Jonah; portion of the poor—the and
women, widows with small eltildien, and others, whono
slender eeriness nom but scantily to moot the neat
preening wanted[them.eives nod their families. It hoe
been the particular endeavor of the Manaters to be
stow aid only pn the deserving poor—a task always
found tr be one of much di fficutty • and if, in this re •
seem, success line not equalled their wish., the)" still
behove they have, in a good degree, approximated to so
dem rabic an end.
Heretofore, for many yearn, the work of the PecletY
has been distributed train the Howse pn days set spirt
for the purpose. Ender this mode of Lila bution, seve
ral hundreds of women often presented themselves for
work on the some day. To many ol these dependent
on the labor of their own hands for daily nubsistence,
time was espeoially preening. yet they hod ones, to walk
long distances, and were hook to delay, /wham, front the
attempt to nerve so ninny applicants at the nano time.
The commit ton in attendauce at the house abut foetid
a difficulty in exercising nem disorimmatton where tho
number's applying Were so hate and so pressing lon aid,
A new plan won proposed. It ems :Imola that by the
co-operation of number of benevolent melding
in dillerent parts of the OILY* IMMO of whom were ire
tient viei tern among the peer of their several districts
or neighborhoods, distribution et work could be made no
as to roach a larger proportion of duly dem rvin.; owe.
Preparatory to the miming 01 the tact acieson'e
steps were taken for parrying this plan into operatien,
and Its umegical working hoe resulted to the tottiefaetton
of the Board. Instead, therefore, of continuo); further
to distribute the ark from the house, it was delivered
into the hands of the distributors, whence it was given
out under their especial oar°, returned to them, acid by
them du I; pain for.
It In at once apparent that the precast mode secures a
degree or personal knowlpdoi and oversight of the ob
jects of al and relief which it woe imposioble to obtain
muter the tamer system. The number of shirts made
up in the peat season woe nearly in tO); and as ninny of
the omplo;ed were mothers of several children, sod not
a, few, doubtless. had else the care and suePott of the
sack, the axed and the infirm. it may he safely estimated
that the whole number of portions assisted by the Seems
tar the season does not fall below 1 COI. The winter of
ISO and 1868 will belong remembered in the annals of
the poor. Tho deep, prostrAtion of coninieree. the sod
e and almost entire eessation td Trilogy bronehen or
n Industrial pursuits, the absolute inability of many to find
occupation on any term., oven at the tomcat minimax.
tins, the cutting Mier income, tire emotive of property,
and the destitution which seemed to stare so nanny in
the face, will not soon be forgotten. Although the com
munity may helve ;n a measure recovered from the ()f
-leets of the Commercial Tornado. yet the laboring
;gloom are far from being sufficiently employed, and it
le feared that the suiloring of the ensuing season will be
scarcely loss than that at thn precede ;oar. It there
fore M:penes all who am favored with means to fiend
Lut toe poor brother to inquire how that anistanee eau
e rendered moat effective. To ouch the Managers de.
sire to any—snd with no fear of denial—that the mien of
operations; of this Assomatiou, devised for the &acorn
pllehtnent of the meet good with the least evil. presents
to the benevolent mind the soon ;est claim toe kind, a
triondly, and generous consideration.
A LExANDER FULLERTON.
Philadelphia, lit Month, 1859. I lii ,Chairman.
TO THE CONTRIBUTORS TO TIII
PEoVIDENT SOCIETY FOR I:1111%011EO
11cIrT0oR.
Ineonseou'ence of the promised change in the time of
hold ins the Annual Meet!ins of this ASSOOIh Om to he
°allied under the rovisions of the Charter, the Board
of Mantwete O'er t e following report:
The operations o the winter veto COMMQIIOOII about
the middle of First month. !January.) end conciliated
under the new plan as alluded to nud explained in the
last report. alrordi rue renewed satisfaction in the supe
rior mode of distribution, in the quality of work dupe,
and in the belief that n sieater number of deserving
families are assisted than under the old st stem.
We have deeply to regret that our meting of renderink
aid are so very limited ; and unless enleued by *bene
volent and liberal public. the Booiety'e Power of con
tinuance must soon cease.
The Managers ran scarcely believe that a Society of
thiriy-five years exiatencie, founded by some of the most
iddiciode and philanthropic) men of the day, and having
in that time given eniplimthont to a number estimate/
at about thirty thousand ind iron t females. ehould be Suf
fered to expire for want of further pecuniary aid, now
greatly needed to enable the downy to extend its field
of operations. A bettor mode of elvish hi the poor than
that of giving employment. we know not oft It is one
that we believe must commend Itself to the approval of
the considerate and discriminating amongst us.
lttlThe work lasted through a period of nine weeks, end
there were given out to be made up nearly 13,000 gar
ments ; in the pat went for making which there was dis
tributed to this needy, but, we believe, deserving class,
the aura of .11,30.
ALEXANDER FULLERTON.
Philadelphia, eth Month,lsg3. Chairman.
OPFICEite
PRESIDENT,
JOHN A. BROWN
VICE rflgolDENTn.
A MDROSe WHITE,
JOShYII li. SEAL.
REC , ETAkt t
WILLIAM N. LARNED.
ornemter. en.
WILLIAM L. EDWARDS.
menses:as.
Ambrose White. Alfred M. Collins,
AlexandeeFiiilarton, Wm. L. Rthrards,
M. Conine, Mallard M. Marshall,
Nathaniel 11. lirOwn. Samuel Jenne*,
Jesse 8. )(needier, Wm. F. Jonas,
Wm. H. Lamed, • Jo lnt C. Allon. It
COMMERCIAL DANK OF PENNSYL
VANIA. Philadelphia, Oct. 16, 1669. Notina is
hereby riven, that an election for THIRTEEN DIREC
TORS to serve the enemy_ koar. will he held at the
BANKING HOUSE on MONIMY. 21st November. be
tween the hours of 10 A, M. and 3 P. M.
The Annual innetin2 of the Stockholders will be held
a he same place on PUESDAY,Iet November. at 12
o'clock 151. S. C. PALMER,
0c,17-mwf-tn2l" Cashier.
Kr BANK OF CONIMEHEE—PIIILADEL
PIIIA, 1119.
oetober 1. INotiee is hereby given,
the.t au Election ter thirteen diremors to verve DM the
ermine year will be held at the BANKINOIIOIJSE,
on IsIONDAI. November 21, between the bourn of to
o'clock A. Id. and 2 o'clock P. M.
J. C. DONNELL,
oe3-mwftn2l fleshier,
The accord meeting of thoStookholden! mill be held
at the came place on TUEeDAY, November I at 12
o'clock M J. C. DONNELL,
oc9-mwftnl Cackler,
Tr'WESTERN BANK OF Pill LADELPIII.I.
—October lat. nee.
The annual election for Directors of this Bank will be
held nt the Banking 111,1/49. on MONDAY, November
21st, between the hours of 10 o'olock A. M. and 2 o'clock
P. M.
The annual merlins of Stockholders will be hold at
the 641110 place on TUESDAY, _November let. at 12
o'clock M. (1. Si. TROUTMAN.
ul-tukfr-t n2O Caahler.
UTII IV IRK BANK—PIIILADEL.
U FIIIA, October . 3d. 14.12. -
'Notice ts hereby sivon that an election for Thßtemi
Ihreptors will he held at the Banking Mouse cri mOik
11A1, November 21st. 1809._ between the hours of 10
"o'olock A. M. and 2 o'clock F. M. Land a erneral meet,
in.: or the Stockholder' will 1m held on TUESDAY, No;
vomber let, at 12 o'clock M.
of-dto2l ' F. P. S'FF.F.I.. Cashier.
THERE IS NO DELAY IN WAITING,
•A• aII there are throo Newman operating Room" to
oonnention with REIMER'S Photoqraphio Genera,
SECOND Stroet. above Green. Photograph' and Artt
tinny yes are unsurpe aged. It'
WALLACE' & BRODHEAD.
n EXCHANGE PLACE. NEW YORK.
Rtooki nod Bonds bou;ht am! nold. on Connniesion.
FRAM la D. WALLACE. EDWARD 0. BRODHEAD.
old-4m•
LARD. -100 barrels Western Lard for
sale. WM. 11. WOODWAIIII P e , Co.,
023 ISt•r 516 MARKET Street.
fllE A PEST 1 9 INDO1V GLASS in town,
at DICK'S, 8. W. corner of SINUNTII ennl
snurtr. nl3-3m•
ALMON.-25 bbls. prime new No. 1 Sal
mon, le ding from stvairmr Aensincton. and for We
WM. J. TAY Lott it GO.. 122 end 124 1 , 1,WT1 4 R Wk.
SAVING FUNDS
IaPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND SO
CIETY OF PHILA_DELPIIIA,
Otlice, N 0.631 North TII I Rp Street
(oenrolulstloll Dank Building. I_
CHARTERED 111 "SHE I,EfiyfLATuRE OFFEND!.
SYLVANIA,
Deposita receive4l in one of One Dolls i it , eriparrilp
` ( ' llSi l f. ° l4l l P:ft g ki l l' from ta ,11°.°14)..i 5 , till with
drawn.
A responsible and reliable Savings Institution has lons
beep needed in the Northern pert of the city., and " he
Spring Garden Savings Fund Society " wan chartere try
the Legislature rif Pennsylvania to supply tbisneeessitY.
The Managers. in organising and locating it. have been
governed wholly by a desire to accommodate the busi
ness interest and wants of the very large and enterpri
sing population by whigli it is surrounded.
OFFICE °FEN RAHN,
From ti to BSi o clock also, c l o c k
Monday and Thursday
from 6 until 8 o'olook in the evening.
144111/.oBk e.
Frode i liok Klett, Stephen Smith,
ii ° a h n n i e . I. l lfgr'k offer d on. ILK. Strong.
.rederir Starke.
!remits Bart, J oseph I'. Lecien3.
oho Kessler, Jr., .reorge Knecht,
sines S. Pringle, Jaciob Dook,_
Joseph M. Crowell. Hon. Wm, Millwardi
George Woelpper,
Peter 0. =maker Geo. T. Thorn,
Itobe
JAMES S. rlttPda,vggf,ient
FXANCIS BAn?. Secretary. 1621-tf It
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
N " TICE TS HERESY GIVEN, that the
Cirm of WA RNICK, CHADWNK, & BRO. is this
day dissolveq. The Heater, ittiTKO, and titove beemeet
will he continued under the mune of CHADWICK a
BRO.. at the Ivor beast corner of SECOND end RACE
Meets. joHN K. CHADWICK.
FILANCIfi A. 011ADWITC,.
GE=l
BRUSHES.
9 - 111 E CHEAPEST SHUSH HOUSE IN
ii lIIILADELPIIIA.—Look at the totioWing lint of
urines for nanitsnrults, and compare them with those
W ught nisew_her :
No. I, 63 knots, 67% per 4ozeti.
6Y knots, 75
N 0.3, 65knots, 87
No. 4, eo knots', 100
No. 6, 83 knots,ll.ll
No. 6,100kn0t5,11.5
No. 7,10 t knots, IMI "
No. 8,160 knout, 175 "
HENN Y C. RCISKTEIN,
dl North THltill attest, below Aroh,
Phi humplua,
EYE AND EAR.
DEAFNESS.
DR. VON MOSOLIZISKER,
OCULIST AND ALTRIAT.
Dr. M. aivos his exciliiiiive attention to the medical and
ailment treptilient ol the and EAR.
DF‘FNb.liii of Ma Moment standinc removed both by
mcilical and sorgicaloyerntionm on the latent scientific
primp:ex. Dr. M. would be ',lensed to remain e mein hot. of the medical faculty who wish to WIWONe Inc
wuthnd Of ono rating for the removal of Deafness, or any
" AMP Vigrat
Office 2G4 802t 6 INTII tl treat. Mimic SPRUCE,
Office hours (min 9A:M. to 1 M., and from 4 nod
P. M.
NEWI_JAND & CO..
LOOKING-GLASS AND PICTURE-FRAME
MANUFACTURERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
An extensive stook of OIL PAINTINGS, ote. All A
very Low
,Prices. 604 APCII. Street, above SIX'6II
Plolaloloton. el9-tiolif
WARM AIR FURNACE.
THE NEW CONE FURNACE
OAS CONSUMER
Will thoroughly Warm your house with ONR-TIIIRD
LEAH COAL thru iH 71 , 11111 red hr any. other Furnace,
Satisfaction in all CaSea guaranteed Builtlingn Wai mod
and Ventilated by A II.N61,1) k WILSON,
IMO CHESTNUT Simi'.
LATE MANTELS,
KJ The Richest end molt Beautiful Speoinmus
Enamelled tliato M.Antelq. ever offered for sale in Du.
eountrf• manufactured In , on, from Penuaylvania state
'done, and for nale 017 low.
ARNOLD A. WILSON.
unn OtIERTNI.IT Street.
nOOKING RANGES.
"•—• Allto went of the Beet Elevated Double Ove
Cooking ItAngo, will do well to will at
ARNOLD A. 'WILBONIL
RN llLand f 1010 WIENTNUT Street.
$50.000 TO LOAN,
11N SUMB TO SUIT APPLICANTS,
upon Planiondg, Watches, Jewelry, Guns, Mer
chandise, Clothing, &.0., on moderate terms, by JONES
k CO., Woken, northwest corner of THIRD and biAll
KILL Streets, below kinbard. Established far t &glee
&blears. Moe hours trorn 7A. M. to 71'. lii
Second-band Gold and Silver Watebea, by eminent
shaker,, warranted genuine, for 44163 I,eap,
at. at one-
Itln lnill
warranted
newt
A G ' OP BlLGlNG.—Standing and
Penning Biggins. mannfanturial of tha tyaat mala
rial, and for sale, at mivigfi t ai r ltg
i ti . ra F irir t rpt rt p . rigoz b b , y
026 23 N. Wator qtroM., and 22 E. notawara
LEMONS.-250 uoxeB ,mon
1,0 man I 'lng POP Troi r en d il4 Pk PM Pn y . t .
, 7
OAKUM, —A large stock of the beat
brands constalydr l thst! i vi r fun BYO. , WORN 131 , ,, and Ali. Delaware air,
T o 'PIE LADIES
0 A K F 0 R D'S.
624 CHESTNUT, BELOW SEVENTH STREET,
/a enabled to pall hie
FURS
Cheaper than any other House. Ile has the largest and
Lent stook In the city, all at his own
IMPORTATION AND MANUFACTURE,
And le determined to volt CHEAP, to reduce his Stook
preview' to hie REMOVAL undor the
NEW HOTEL,
NINTH ANT) CHESTNUT STREETS.
LADIES. romember this, and pvl3llolll a call. The
mot hoalatltai
RATS FOR AIISSES AND DOYS
Will be found et Mt eutabltibmant. Abto,
GENTLEMEN'S HATS ANTI CAPS
0c25 2t Of every description
MLNCEI) MEAT.
FRENCH MINCED MEAT.
The sub:falba, begs leave to inform the Public tluit he
is again prepared to offer his
JUSTLY CELEBRATED
NE PLUS ULTRA
MINCED MEAT,
In Large or small quantities. Orders through Despatch
will be grunctualb attended to.
JOSHUA WRIGHT.
EPRINO GARDEN AND FRANKLIN STREETS.
old at
RETAIL. DRY GOODS.
LADIES' FANCY FURS.
GEO: F. WOMRATH,
NOS. 415 AND 417 ARCH STREET,
HAS NOW OPEN HIS USUAL
CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF FURS,
Made of *took seleoted b 7 himself in Europe during the
rot Sprin.t. 06 , 8-9 m
C LOAR'S 1 CLOAKS I!
WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY,
AND
DURING THE WEEK,
TILE linatilaT ASSORTMENT OF
VELVET AND CLOTH
CI; 0 A K S
NMI EXHIBIT/ID IN THIS CITY.
WM. P. CAMPBELL
o2e-6t • , 1124 CHESTNUT STREET.
EYRE tic LAN DELL.
FOURTH AND ARCH,
Aye prepared to suit families with their
WINTER DRY GOODS.
FRENCH lif ERINOES.
LADIES' CLOAK CLOTHS.
WIDE SILK VELVETS,
BROM LONO SHAWLS,
FINE WOOLLEN do.,
4-4 Att, WOOL PLAIDS,
FASHIONABLE DE LAINES,
Do, PLAID BILKS,
SUPERIOR BLACK SILKS.
UNSIIRINKINO FLANNELS,
FANCY SACK FLANNELS,
FINE NTOOK OF BLANKETS,
CASSIMERES FOR BOYS,
BLACK FRENCH CLOTHS.
N. B.—The above Opods are all at the low rates of
the season. 0020-tN2o
TACQUARI) REVERSIBLE SHAWLS,-
iv A lame invoke of new and desirable styles of these
rondo. in Wornen and Olds' sixes. at a very low price.
Alan, Warm Placket. trlanteb plaida, and a great variety
of Autumn and .Wiene r Shawls.
GOODS FOR FRIENDS.
frees Onnds. Shawls. Plain Silks, lieLimies. alen
alas. Merinos, Cap Stuffs, kr., imported exprewly, and
of the beat &lowa. for Friends.
LYONS rEIf,VETS AND SATINS.
I , :xtra e't;n:li . ii . of Tile& Vesting Velvets.
Medium and stlearinr Verne r & Hating.
titik Vesting/. Mein and filtered /glee, neat.
Fisuree and Feeley Velvet?,
Cashmere Vestings, new Winter styles.
easenneren,ttoed sty les for Vestiti.e.
tHARVL k:Stt BRoTFIERR,
023 CHEST'' , r and EIGHTH Streets.
11011 141 L Edit P.
S
JOST OPENING. AT 8. Y. R. lIIINTER'fr
New Pune. No. 4nsoulh NECOND above CU EitTN UT.
RICH t/A LI I , ' FLOCNOF.G trlt,fr 808 Es.
EI,V,L,ANT WI I NTvP, /DIAS FOR 73 cents.
Dish colored printed Prenph Itlerirove, En% cents. to
'Gnther waft a general nleliffliitent- of Alexia and Dress
onda.
N. 11.—Openit: of Cloaks on Thursday, amonlVrOli
In II be found all nixes and soles for Chi droll. 028.6t`
ALL ANT/ WINTER CLOAKS.
lieweat Fattarna Fall Cloaks,
Winter Cloakadady °rooms.
pack Clov e.
Blank Tricot Cloaks.
• Elm* French Cloth C.
CICAks made to ord rat one dar'a notion.
Pikes to OM. COOMAt %t/11,111/h
.010 and MARKET.
CASSIMP:RES, OLOTUS.
IL/ Thick Pilau CMl.lnieres
itearvldlank Cansdnenen.
Wont Pitney SO len.
ugked Mixtures. Plaid' and Striven.
X and First-rate Black Doeskins.
Meek Bre+Adolothn 91 60 to
Ladies' e.toteking Cloths.
CH h coruktt,_
eV) NINTH and MA RICDT.
ROSIFRY GOODS. -J; IVNI. 110E
MANY, No. I North WIDTH Street" now
open biz Fall fittocit of Hosiery Goods iz: Linde:weans
411110rawers Cariwnshteed Warner's superior menu.
t,oture, fur ladies and misses' wear. Merino Shirts
and Drawers, for Keats and youths. Merino linslety,
Cotton Hosiery, Woollen Hoelery. Gloves and Osunt
lets, rind sown, generally appertainitiit to the Hosiery
tattiness. J., 11. reareotittlly solicits the attention of
families his stock, manuals theta that his goo& is un
excelled for variety by any other in the City. and that
Ins prices are as tow as those of Any other IWO'' , bow.).
N. 11.—Nti abatement made from the tams named.
sal-wfmtr
SILKS, SHAWLS, and DRESS GOODS! ! !
TIIORNLEY & MEM
OPP!. R THIS DAY
Very rioh fanoy Silks form and 87 cents.
Exoeddimtly rich for Jll. worth $) 76.
Meek Baynderes end Pinin rotor MIS., kn., An.
THE BEST BLACK SILKS IMPORTED! !
Over DINO worth of emotion Shawls.
Ptella dimwit, in Week and colored mattes.
Freeoh. Bootoh. and Arnerionn Woollen Shawls.
Plain and etobroide red Crape Shawls.
New amine of Clooke opening daily.
All the above roods beine
DIMWIT CLOSE POD CASH.
C DIVOT DE UNDERSOLD.
Our store. hems oentrally located, it is many of acoeas
from all parte of tile city find ooun try.
N. E. corner EIGILTII and SPRING GARDEN.
col THORNLEY
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
rilllE LATE PUBLICATIONR.
WHITE'S EIGHTEEN CHRISTIAN CENTC-
It I '. v tl5.
2
PAIRSAISN'S TYPOLOGY 01' SCRIPTURE.
TOI.LOCICS LEADERS OP TILE REFORMA
TION.
ASSON'S BRITISH NOVELISTS. 16 septa.
TILE SEVEN DIAMONDS. Br Rev. J. B. Rioley.
MINIS Pr Ft S WOOING. Br AUG. Stowe. $1 23.
THE TENT AND TIIE KHAN; or, A Journey to
Pnleettno. $2.
PICK AND ILLS FRIEND PIDUS. By Miss Trow
te cents.
PAYSON'S COMPLETy wontre. 3 Yalu. IMO.
NEWToNN LECTI'I2r; ON DANIEL. 76 cents.
N'''WTON'S BEST '1111M:13. NI cents.
BROOK FARM; or, Arnerirun Country Life. 60
Nolte.
For sale by
WILLIAM 5.1 .ALFRED MARTIEN.
No. GO6 CHESTNUT Street.
THE 1111 1 , , TOLtha OF COMMON LIFE.
0. APPLETON lk
Nos. 346 and .148 BROADWAY,
Publish This Dm
Tho
PHYSIOLOGY OP COMMON LIFE.
GEORGE liaRY LEWES.
Autiffir of •• Seaside Studies." •• Idle of Gaillie."
Illustrated with Cute.
Vol. 1., Cloth. ei.
No seientifie sublect Slut he so Important to man as
that ul bts own hie. No knowledge can be, be so ince.-
Intl ,- appealed to by the Incidents of every day. as the
knowletbm ol the tiocesms by which he lives or acts.
At every moment he is in darner of tlisobei tag laws
A Lich, when disobey ed. may bong teenier !Ulf °mg.(' e
cline of powers, premature decay. Panmary reformer.
wrench in vain, because they preach to a public which
doge not understand the laws of lile—lawn as rigorous.s
hnxa of gray itetion or motion. Even On sail experience
atothers yields us no lessons unless we understand the
crinatples involved. If one man in teen to suffer from
I iitsiteil air,amother IN soon to endure it without impo
tent ham • a third concludes that " it is all canoe."
and trusts to that chance. Had he understood the prin
ciple involved. he would not have been left to elsnee—
los first lemon in swimming would not have boon a slim
y:reel..
There is n daily-increasing dealt° for sciont•fie know
lettgo. Science passes from 114 laboratories into the
rnlilic thorouthlares. But althoutilt thousand+ ere now
anxious to understand the °Met 0)310104 Inel 1%1 , 1 , , the
majoritYcannot or• mouse thsur repulsion
nun anatonnoll. details. Many would rather remain
I.,norant th , n cam LquA WO through such paths. It is
believed by the Author of the proposed Work that a
clear and accurate conception of the chief phystological
laws. sufficient for ordinart practical suldance nod for
scientific culture, may be impressed upon the mind, and
illustrated by memorable facts, without once appertllng
to uouiv,mml knowledge. It will he hie °blect to er
pound preateplas rather than to tench &science ; and
these principles will be illustrated Is, the most striking
farts hitherto ascertained, Aesundnr the position of a
lecturer addressing a mincellanotitts audience, he will
Imagine Hilt beside the Medical Student there sits an
intelligent Arms ,n—beside the Man of Letters site the
Mother 01 a Family; and be will endeavor to he intelli
gible tout interesting to all, while reproducing the roust
ills...coos of European investigator/baud the results of
artgoint erstores,
a , lThe ...urge of inquirj will include HUNGER AND
THIRNT, the original incentives to activity; FOOD
AND I in their y unction, amt their relation tour;
DIGESTION AND INDIOES PION, with the simple
toles of diet they nutmeat • PILE STRUCTURE AND
01 , "I'llE BLOOD, out of which the taboo is
built ; the history is' the diticoy ery of the GI HUILA
'fIO3I, end this withs the blood tunes; the important
Phenomena of RESPIRATION and B UFFOCA rioN ;
the curious processes int olced in the question With
g ARE WARM, .AND .117 VE KE.P.P n 0; ibis
1,14 ms of nervous physiOlretv concerned In
i 11q.1 1, 114 NP THINK I NU—TII • MIND AND ids
DRAlN—and the respective spheres of OUR SENSES
AND SENSATIONS. the mystery end familiarity of
SI.FEP AND DR RAS; the d i sposition habit. ta
lents I,iagn. features, and maladies Go olved Iq tHE
iSFALITIES WE INHERIT FROM OUR PA
RENTS; and finally, the solemn subjects of LIFE
AND DEATH.
lb A. & CO , II4VE RF.CPINTI.I" PUBLISHED
Tug NINTH Et ITIo. op
l
ell EAIISTRY OF ifr
COMAION LIFE,
ur
JAME') P. JOHNSTON, M. A., F. R. S., F. G. S.
Ir LUsTRATED WITH NI:MIMI:ft , ENURAVINOS.
It VMS. Lino.
QTEREOSCOPIC SLIDES of the GREAT
L. 7 EASTERN.—P. APPLETON & CO., No. ate
and Sie BIWA IVIVAY ore in receipt_of some Double
Pilo! tweet's of the 1313.EAP EASThRIS, for the Stere•
( worm, Bent free by mail, on receipt of 81 cents, in
pnello.o stomps.
Stereoscopes from 75 cents to We.
Paris Views tit itnaU par dozen.
ItO now views of Amerman Scenery, colored, at $3
per dozen :
A list et Views on Glass and Paper, with a descriPtlon
of the Stereoscope end Drowines of Stereosoormo sent
to any eddress on receipt of a stamp.
A 11 boral discount to dealers.
AMS AND SHOULDERS.-1,700
t Planet; City Smokad limns and Qbouldate. Also,
9(r"lVlLitutibiY C. vb0.,110 glrnor..,.
To 022
PO WESTERN AND SOUTHERN MER
CHANTS.—AteniIea Pa. an SiEO , . Vioted ,
"d for pale by 00 t a ""t
York MM. tiSA. 4, e g y :•
01t) Sni t AT Lr an n rThg.
CARVETIINGS, 011 C CLOTIIB, &c.
CARPET
BAILY & BROTHER,
NO. H2O CHESTNUT STREET,
WILL THIS DAY
REDUCE THE PRICE
Of their entire Stack of
"CROSSLEY'S" BRUSSELS
TAPESTRIES
TO
ONE DOLLAR A YARD,
Including all the bent
PATTERNS.
oczi.tr
TO MERCHANTS BUYING 011,
CLOTHS AND WINDOW /MADER.
BLABON & SMITH,
MANUFACTURERS OF OIL CLOTUS,
146 NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Wo invite the attentton of dealers halm lerge stocker
FLOOR. TABLE. AND CARRIAGE OIL CLOTH)),
GREEN GLAZED OIL CAMBRIC,
a beautiful article for shades. The largest stook of
WINDOW ISHADF.3 arid HUFF HOLLANDB in the
market.at prioes which defy compatition. 0031-11 n
1111Y.GOUPS JOBBERS
C A RI).
SOMERS 4% SNODORASS,
34 B. SECOND, AND 23 STRAWBERRY STS..
have In store e large stook of
cruscHiLLn, ESKIMO,
FROSTED TRICOT, ANo
SATIN-FACED BEAVER CLOTHS
ALSO,
SATIN-FACED DU:PK INS. Awn HEAVY PATENT
FINISHED CLOTHS,
FOR LADIES' , CLOAKS AND MANTLES,
AND GENTLEMEN'S OVERCOATINHS.
0.254 f
MERRIMACK PRINTS,
ELEVEN NEW STYLES,
OPENED
MONDAY, OCTOBER 17.
POE BALE BY
JOSHUA L. BALLY.
213 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
SPECIAL NOTICE
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
We to g leave to oast special attention to our ,took of
DRESS GOODS,
Now eXPOBO4I for tale.
EVERY RETAILER
Who may visit NEW YORK will be omply repaid the
expense of his trip, by selecting out of our splendid va
riety styles Militant front those to be found In other
WE ARE NOW OPENING
59 CANES DELAINES, new and really beautefid
400 " WAMBUTTA PRINT'S, new eels&
100 " WARREN PRINTS.
1,000 CLOAKB,RACKB, AND MANTLES.
3,000 BRAWLS, Imported expreesly fur tu.
WOI two a rich supply of
DRESS GOODS AND DOMESTICS,
OF P01 , 41, , 1at BRANDS,
But to the above ere mei your notice in perit'SillM , «e
shall not quote prices, but lake It to any, that by lid!.
advertisement we mean to arrest your attention. and
the floods and price' will enable you to arrest the at
tention of your atiterwrs the emirate round.
DE FOREST.
ARMSTRONG, & CO.,
80 AND 82 CRA2IIIERS STREET,
GENTS , FURNISHING GOODS.
GP C. WALBORN & CO..
Ay.
WOW) NOD. 0 AND 7 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
have now a very superior assortment of Shirts, Under
clothing. Gloves, Hosiery. eto.
Special attention given to
GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS,
of which a fine assortment is constantly kept on hand.
010-giif
JNICHOLSON,
• Manufacturer of
SHIRTS. LINEN and MARSEILLES
BOSOMS and COLLARS.
A large and choice agnortment. and want. maul •
always on hand. u4to aluch I particularly inVII.I th.• ht.-
Walton efcasit and vompt-paying 1110 , 111T.T1 tat)ere.
E. E. corner of SECOND and ARCH fitment.
PIM ADELVIIIA. 011.1 m•
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.
The Subscriber Whig
REMOVED TO
255 MARKET STREET,
(The store formerly °counted by J. B. Batson & Boned
Would cell the attention of buyers to hie large and well.
selected stock of
CLOTBS. OVi.RCOATINGEL
CASHMERES. SATINETTEI i
VE3TINOB, TAILORS' TRIMIBINOS,
And all other goods adapted to Men and Boys' wear
JOHN V. TERRY.
00S-Irn 906 MARKET STREET.
REMOVAL—MARTIN (VG WOLFF have
RomoVed to No. RN MARKET Btreet, South Inds,
holow Fourth, where they oiler a choice assortment o
I n tl nod Win ter Goods at very low once. ell ho
HARDWAHE PACKAGE HOUSES.
HANDY & BRENNER.
NOS. 23, 23, AND 27 NORTH FIFTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA,
WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
For the sale of all kinds of
AMERICAN MANUFACTURED HARDWARE,
AND IMPORTERS OP
GERMAN, BELGIAN, FRENCH, AND ENGLISH
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Keep constantly on hand a large stook of Goods to SUP-
Ply Hardware Dealers.
BUTCHER'S FILES,
By the cask or othertwuts. •
BUTCHER'S EDGE TOOLS,
BUTCHER'S STEEL OF VARIOUS KINDS.
WRIGHT'S PATENT ANVILS AND VICES,
SHIP CHAIN,
And other kinds in every variety
SOLE AGENTS YOU
lIA RP'S R E PRATE R PISTOL,
WEIGHING ONLY OH OUNCES.
SHARP'S NEW MODEL RIFLES AND PISTOLS.
EDWARD A. RANDY. /NO. 0. BRENNER. C. P. BRENNER.
aul9•tr
D AMAGE HARDWARE HOUSE.—We
would respectfull call the intention of the Gene
ra Hardware Trade t oo ur extensive Stock of BIR
MINGHAM HARDWARE, which we offer et a small
advance by the paelsege.
Orders for direct Importation solicited, and Goods de
livered either in due otty, New York, or New Orleans.
W. G. LEWIS & Bon.
COMMNRC} Butter,
importing and Conamisston Merohents.
And Agents for - Foreign and Domestic Hardware.
autt.tf
CHINA AND QUEENSIVARE.
WHITE- . GRANITE AND CHINA
TEA SETS,
DINNER SETS, TOILET SETS,
PRESSED GLASS GOBLETS, TUMBLERS, .t
AT LOW PRICES.
WRIGHT, SMITH A CO.,
019-v.lintr NO. 5 NORTH FIFTH ST.
BOYD & STROUD.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
Have now on hand a complete dock of
QUEENSWARE,
eLASSWARE. and
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA,
At their OLD STAND, No. 32 NORTH FOURTH s'F.,
four doors below Merchants' Hotel, to which they Invite
the attention of WOLESALE BUYERS.
1 Aovits llehn'lTTAßUlte GLANS. aaS-Sm
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF COTTON
TWINE, for sale by ROBERT E. F.VANS,
11M1 OTTFIFITNITT • +mar.
_ .
LO
VERINCPS SYRUP, in hhda. and
r bbl_., at reduced price_ for sale by
JAMES GRAHAM k. CO.,
I,FTITT A
0c23 finar3t
REFINED SUGAII.-500 barrels various
for .81.1`g"' 330 bbl a ITAN'o'irljtrA
IWO I.FT ITT A Fitrowt
' XORK 8 RUP-300 bbls. assorted,
'for sale 61 ,TAMEe olvelaß &too.,
bratrui Ntte•L
~ ~, -~Y9I~T~.
WANTED—A. Salesman thoroughly.ac
gitainte4l with antic traiiih'efther in Pannsylvl
nnt or Itiew Jo any; eissueann well acquainted uith
vta train, to sell Notions and general Auction floods
sample. Address Energy,' True office. or 3t•
ASIITUN'S COMMERCIAL AGENCY,
to CREtcrtitix bitaset.
en/ 00 —A PARTNER WANTER. Special nr
Active, With nlf, O^J.l or iati,ooo in a sate and profit hie
intmting and Connuisuou busmen, witn a house 0.
long standing and huh lTPllolt.ll. having valunble
connectioLs both in Europe and thlao.nintry. and doing
rt illlA of trade to an extant exclusively Its °in. The
ndddlorinl capital nt wanted to establish a branch in
New Torn. needed and demanded hi the trade a Mai
city. Ton Anzac , " pronnunrea Om a favorable orpor
tunny In invest with profit and altety. Apr* to or ad
drew! JOUR ASHTON. Jr.. at the Airancl. 002,3 t.
TO TAILORS AND oLOTBIND,MEN.
—Apenman engaged in it prosper° is clathing
"Is; I b" 3 been mortal Wigs established, in a
lla , goca*ns city, tomtits form a paYtostntep
with a NUN. Who futly understands tha yawl
elation,: bus nets. Stich es one. comn.anding a cash
capital of tram nine to fifteen hund , ed &lairs sett can
ewe wirurance ea to nescity and steady be bits will
hear of a firer rite chance. of "stint Into./ gtablilble
y:
banolo by nil3resoin, "Clothing." Iflacid's Visnatch.
swiss gelegonceo no Ti, character- ko nil wfagt"
ILVANTED—A Cetrnan Designer for nil
kinds of Wooiten Cloths. A permanent and lucra
tive pootion a oflered to oc German !mein< the tollow
tog authfion.ttona, viz.: A thorou .h nnowledire of the
French and En:l.sh blurting es, an accurate knoeledre
of Woollen hlenuiacturee ea carried on abroad. and
peat pill and locate in getting up new and fancy atylea
of Woollen Clothe.
A oracOcal Weaver Rad Deaigaer. And Doll. other
Deed apply, to Ai Routh FRONT No.et.
nw-netvf-vf 36 LETITIA Sweet.
- -
WAN T ll—By a Practical Bookkeeper,
a situation BookkeePsir. Collector of Hons.
Reottu.."-u• !Saar of nits teiorenetts vrtll be
Address" J M.." at this aka. oat Et•
FOR Nitta: AND TO LEI.
CENTkAL LOCATION FOR RENT:-
Well•liFhted Ronma. Setlnd and 'Third ftnliegi.
See thwest corner BlWan and ClikBT.N UT Streets.
Apply op the ?remotes OS de
TO JET—Dwelling No. 824 North
larapirrn Street, above Brown. Apply st ♦76 MAR
KET Street o= et
SAE.
wares t mitirelitry r tili r e Stook at
AVAPE I NDNarELVILIVAidi I
_po. las ARC iitreat,
West of Eig hteenth street
st-tre WM. HILL MOORE
TO LET—A Stound•story Room, conve
sleet to the State H O.. e. for a Lawyer's
Offiee. A Dolt Cd _
Street. 414
Piitsitu SALE OF A VALUABLE
Alai-TAVERN aTAND.—WiII be sold at Public Bale:
THUH 3 D Y. iNgYeAlber Mb.A LW* at Welons
P. M. on the Premise' -_All thst eiraltielieo Tavern
Property: •telCiN uP THE RED " satiate on
the Frankford any Bnstol fore pike rmd near rogues
sine creek. at theitinctron of the %berry rod.. bout
one rude frvm To. delete. and in Beasalwa
Bucks county. keens. The Howie hr-e cad comme
diousfeppl s considered one of the heat steads on the
rood, There is a Barn, ankh:xis, fitablin.i. Carries*
mouse. Ice House. Bhede. sad all other necessary Out
11 141 1 1.0 on the promisee. a.i of which are in good re
pair: to, ether with 13 arres and 9h perches of hod. in a
blob state °feu!' vstion t bounded by koauessins emelt
otrorentd,llnd of Ferdinand nem eats and othere.,l - his
is a valuable apd desiraide laver, propert). and fur
tiler comment is deemed unnecessary. 04 *27 Parson
wishins to purchase will undoubtedly call and ett.nune
fin themselves. previout to the wile. The sale Win be
positive. and without reserve t title indispornble ; one
third of the purchase-money will be soca rell on the Ke
rne/i: plremon siren on the lint dry of April neat.
Further tunctipons on the day of Sale. B. ordrr of
the Heirs of JACOB HALL, late 01 Beetldettl lawn
ship, Bucks count". dazdavd. ELIAS T. HALL.
Agent for the Hells endreindir_c on the orenneeit.
E aTER. Mictioneer..
ONE OR 7WO Gentlemen can be accom
modatfd with an elosant second -story, nut* of
roomy In a quiet private fvmijy. partial board.
l iiit e eriTh e . d. Ad i dTe c :lP ß Z ' om C fo 4 ril r f o'irtZ,l'ogrtb°3l!
BOARDING —Tuo pleasant Rooms may
be lied by early appliostka at Mal WALNUT
Street, 021 et•
Tw 0 Fine Communicating Rooms; also
gine amnli one
Apply at inm WALNUT &root. 02-60
MILLINERY GOODS.
jiv e AIRS, PURFILL has removed from
YAP & no to 9'M Cif Rt root. Idlers she trill open
the lasses style, of 'Winter oa TH IrltB DAY.
October 27th. Also. an °yearns of hinaraine 24.41liaery
at the Santa tine. Dress-Mahler. and all Sin anf atil
t/eery. with various styles of Caps and Bead Dream's.
07/ 3t.
AN D MRS. M. S. BISHOP, of 915 CHE3T-
We, NUT street, hro no. opened n splendid sewn
ment of resluoneble on-La
WARBURTON,
1004 CHESTRIIT STREET,
NO S. SECOND ST., BILOW SPRUCE ST
Has note opened the largest and most beaunfol swoon
went of
110NRET 3IATERIALS
'Chat can be found in the city
ALL COLORS, QUALITIES, AND PRIOES
- ...G...Q0DS CUT BIAS.
A LIBERAL DI9OOL - PrE O MILLINERS.
0c,25-tf-if
NOTHING CHEAPER! NOTHOTSET.-
TER !!
ru H r :j s i n tet at tlg o very beet facilities, we ate dstereuned to
LOWEST POSSII3 5E PRICES,
the twat anti most seasonable roods m BONNE Ts,
trimmed or untrimmed, nIBBONS, ILOW.ERI3.
R 110.4. S. tee., &e.
We have cow a sp'endid stock of
=ECM
WINTER BONNETS.
In variety of style and aynal..•. sure to 1,1911/9 the
1110 Mt simple or th most fsehtortb:e
Alan. a most oom pieta assorttnont of Children's Straw
and Fanny rkninets. Nee' , ye. FM.. etc.
lioauti Jul Cloth nod Velvet Cape fur smell toys.
LINCOLN, Woof), & NICHULti,
725 INIESTNIIT STRUT,
oledf NORTH BIDE
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
GOODS FUR THE SEASON
BRONZED FENDERS AND IRONS,
STEEL FIRE SETS, FOOT TV,IRMERS,
BLOWER STAPES
, PLATE WARNERS, ROT
PLATE
WA
&A.,
lIOUSE•FURNISUING STORES,
NOS. 922 AND 1220 OFIESTNUT SThEET.
JNO. A. MURPHEY &l CO,
08-wfintf
COAL OIL.
PHILADELPHIA
PHOTIO 00AL OIL WO'RE.I3
BURNING AND LUBRICATING COAL OILS
Manufsotaiod said for seas ET
HELM , MORRIS, & CO.,
CHIRTIIMI, NORTH OF MARKET STREET
.R-4.,
ympoßT T T. , CLER.-.YMEN, PUBLIC
I. SPEAKERS. AND BI'MvPS.
LANCASTER'S BRONCHIAL LADENCIA.
"A SLIGHT CoLD." if its first ; symptoms are Ont .
arrested. too often hoe the Inundation or a variety o
Pu'wonary Complainic ineludint Minor Coe. h. Asth
ma, Rroncnitis. Influenea, Irritation and Soreness of
the Throat. end other consiituttonal deran.em.nts
The evil consequences of these disorders may he easily
everted or eubdued liy keepine at hand a supple of tee
above celebrated LIiZENO}S. which hate now stood
the test of public experience for several years.
Conteenins nether opiate. nor any injurious/M1.13,1e.
they may be saint , . taken by the )ono.est child or the
most delicate fern He. Prepared on , y. h.
iIOM AS LANCASTER.
ELEVENTH sad WALNUT Streets,
eV mot= Philadelphia la.
DII. GLENTWORTII'S PILE REMEDY.
For tho earn of Hemorrhoid, art 2a, Constms
bon. Regain in Ann, etcornti one of the Ana, PC01:11,303
of the Roettrm. Fissures. Ezeorintit neer:llion. In
ternal and 4st-en - ado the Anus. Prune •. and ell Dm
canoe peculiar to the Rectum.
The great and untfornisuccesswhigh tam Remedy has
attained for the cure ot the above DlSettS,', impreee
dented in tha annals of Medicine. The of It.
Curative qualities and the durability of its cores ere
equalled b) no other Remedy of the age. Ninety-nine
ewe out of an hundred are ullevinted and cured of thin
distressing complaint ender, restored to comfort here
tofore unknown. Full and explieit Directions accom
pany each Box One Box m sufficient in perform near°.
Prepared only by DR. OLENTWORTH.
No. Bi 7 RACE Suet t
Price 81. Cnn he sent by Adninif Express. rie.lrn
nit. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIF E
PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS have loan
thoroughly tested. and pronounced &sovereign remedy
for dt epitome. flatulently, heart-burn and headache,
imativeness diarrhom, fevers of all kinds. rbnumatieni,
gout, gravel. worms. scurvy. Wean.. eruptive mini
plaints, salt rheum, erysipelas, common colds and in
fluenza, irregularity and all derangement of the female
}totem. titles. end vanoae d e
t i , seir e s to vrhich
Dr. the
hum (rams is hahto - e proprietor. y
Druggist. venerally all or cr the .Plow York. and b
country. $24-d&WIg
MEDICATED VAPOR BATUS.
SULPHUR. TIO,T-411t, Rod eTpal EkTlift., 7
Under the care of Ur. 'ii'. P IDGELI. 1121 SPRUCE
Street. If 'gbh. renommetnied by nil the minctpal nhl.l-
coins in the city for lltniumntiem.Ektn Dise.tes, Sy
hilis, Coughs and Cola. Dtseasee. Ate, ho. L epeoist ecoomnv-tbtinns for Lcdine. .
112 SOUTH FOURTH STREET. 112
BTEREOSCOeIC BAZAAR—Great Emporium for
Stereoscopes aud Stereoecoplo_Vre we, Ame man, French
mid Eughsh. Opera Oranges, 21mm:scopes, and improved
0250%61e5, correctly smted to the eyes, Optician,
112
J. FRANKLIN'S, Optician,
112 South FOURTH Street, below Cbeetuuk
st.r A rfiFemal !Inman liras iyleartpa all-lmir
15,000 BOX ES AMERICAN AND
FRENCH WIN' OW GLASS—The most
approved brands. and of every size and quality required
for otty and • ountry trade. at priaee astnaiskingly
Send your orders to ZIEGLER & SMITH, Drug,
Paint. Glees , and Varnish Dealer., oorner SECOND
and GREEN Rtr.te
GRAIN MILLS GRAIN MILLS For
the Farm and Fllntation. TheIRON-BURR MILL
has nn equal for Grindthe Fine Meld, Feed, Coffee, Bpi
":m:lYkdr power. l4el3, and S
Now in operaton at LIS South SECOND Street.
Agent' wanted in aver) COUlitY and State, by
FARR
AIACICEREIL —125 bbls., 180 halves, 115
•••• quarters, and 200 kitU prone No. In i 303 IN. and
IV !Retire , ' large N 0.34. in store and for Ws by WIIL J.
TAYLOR ft CO. 122 end 124 North u•s4 A PIT'A,
NAVAL STORES.-75 Bbls. Spirits Tin - -
Pontine. an Store. Vs bbls. Rnsin, 91 bbls. Rots.
Turpenitne.landkng f romsahr. Lewis Chester. IEOO dn,
Rolm, 66 bbla Spas. Turpent.nn. land.ns Rom schr W.
G.Spnnbs. For Ws by ROWLEY, ASSIBURNER. &
CO., N.. 16 Sonth NV HA RVES. 4117
T A T it er —j on invoice e l u s p t erro e r c p e A v el ed e:n.i t a ly. la vi r t e arret, nd for
ealobynr Nn Six VC Al - FA t 7 '4. •nrkile
1131 ORK. —270 bbls. ikless• Pork of New
.zerpoy, Ohio, and Phtladolphin,Packins, for vile
by 0. RA Dbh.H. CU., LACkt Street, second door
Above Front.
ALCOHOL, BURNINti Fi UID, and PINE
OIL, in bble and half-bbla. Manufactured and (or
bi ROW LLEY, ABILIMKNER & Co.,
lio le Bola Whams.
BOARDING.
A EtOVE TENTH,
MEDICIN Al..
A.MVSENENTS..
WHEA I= 1. F 1 Y& CLARKE'S MKS
fay Fri .113.EATIM.
THIB 4 1...6111AP EVENIRG, Ost-21,
DO T. -
Dot. itra. John DVVV: J . Mn. /ohm (Al
bert; Tilly Stoerboy, Mr. -J.- e. chide.
Performance 10 0. mme nee eritk _
. KILL, OIL eURE.. -
Mr. BMWS. Mr. Gilbert Betty. Minn T57k 37 ..
SCA LE 0 V rlitir..—Adintsren. mai 00011(110 WOW
in Dream in. P7M cents; Punnet.*
Doors open .tmummer to 7 6'eloek =won to
74 o'clock preened/.
A3IERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
RlvElii AND MARTIN/MT FAXII.Y.
'.).• IS I FRlver EvENIPIO. October X.
yolut.non on the
TWAT POPE.
ACA LisTA.
Acattsle, BITe Men. Her c.e , Ft.
THE I)} F LANCE."
By Ilesaieurs Julien cod Phalppe ..kteeinetti.
1.14 Z ULM.
?denim, (h.bnel Ravel; N.nana.. Minn Martinetts
Puree — Pnryuet , Pallet Cue, 40.1 &loony. *XL
Facade Circle tool ml.`b dbe 3 tle• 3 Ont.-
- Box Office open min I.) A. M. till 4 P.M.. when Buts
can be secured without' ellen charge. Doors open elf
o'clock. Performance to commence AVM eds.*.
VITALICUT-STREET THEATRE.
Mir Peace - ....._.........Mn. M. A. elatirEhm.
stho NamHot.Mr. E. Y. K
Du.a.nsaa Aront . „Mr. JOS. JO. MU HY.
.11..t.CEPTION
er Tilt
GREAT AMERICAN TRAGEDY.
Received en Its s.n.t rr.sestation antb
UN4VALIFi:o
INTPXBE I T EREI
T y O
RUNDEEDS
Who e. roire"l Ili. , 7 ben ue. ud
t.on the meml onnvlnem• rnn( or tbbLOW
ER OF THIS TlitilLEl%o PLAY.
SUPERB ACTfIII; OP ( gn. WALLER %
Whole 0.10411.1 oxanitioa of the min... Wit .Mnsose of
BUNCITBACK BRIDE.
Sts TWO h • 7ll.••Aru tont'
BORPAR"VG EXC LILENCB.
Tills MN - LNG, P runny Oct.!".
And I:mull - unto/ nouca thoifd Tra.ody, to Ire sou, ea
tit
GERALDINv,
•
• LOVVIS VICTORY.
With the fauns • distribotioo uf ehsracters
rinreldr se. the it euchre r k Ands.- lam 'Weber
Dam' of Potion a Welsh herd .... - Mr B 1./ 6 .=
A ',memo Prior of st- Wsrburs.h - 3fr. II
Baton th- rrefedsr . ...... M. B i Lszst
101* robe the Ead • .1.1. r Wailer
John de TACT. Karla Chreter
tr . .t e rams
80. ode Pour h of SbrewahorT
9er rase. Irani .Mr. yet
Fdith r Leer. sister of Oiitaidina.....Birs marl 'Um
Joe a. same.. .... • . Nur Thom,
Cnuaders. Ramiro. Kai • Ms tAdue, Wm* Baia.
kekCO .
AL 1
nti 7.1 Ad I°U No admen. 3
airie
NATIONAL HAT L.—‘I4RIKET Street,
hlhrerit Twelfth mild Tlurreeeta.
eIGNOR DONIDITI. C 1.. J. H. WOO,
I HE LAST THREE DAYS
DONNETTI dr. COL WOOD'S ORLAT
CIRCER
WITOMINHC AND ACROBATIC TIME,
BOG ' S. NOWT. A n kl - 60e111 1
(4 " 4 VR ,OI OO—FOk ORRAT ARIT/ 1 1131
TUMIDLY, ERM_ . AND BATMAN
P.VENINOd.
October Mb, trAti. aed
Cards of dn.*lna. 25 reamluldnra, Been
IST /. Lard Natives rreva pa
Spa
and
d far dui aeaaeamodatuea at es
. D 0 O rinWi ne * en.
BatertaiaMota SONY
No c c ' t e r a s 'i nv... tn e fiti7 oene iatertaimeate al S; me
inew•Ps sentoPk. rs
.174; Ms..T. - Bl7l.watt,. B.sissis inst.
I %l til AT. GAME OF TOWN BALL
A Tatum =stet ! wilt M eIateS_SIIIR DAV-tlrF
rt.. r te4treezi the 01,11Wrig sett ATP LETICSt.CBS.
tot the at round of the St Some. Ceothet •MO.CJI
ht AC'S WOOD& ootemesehte ell P.
The mond is entire& dear of *mw- agu'iT•
FIRST GRAND CONCERT
07 771
IVNION ASSOCIATION.
T Musznet. FUND HALL,
On TUES DTICE ry-ENt
ENT&vg Nor.% ISM
WS 23 , C
V" Fee Pinramme.
TEMPLE OF WONDFIIS.
Northeast corner or TENTH and CEEESTNIZT
Straka—Second 1.44;5.
SIGNOR BLITZ'S NNW AND WONDE
DR kWING-ROOM ENTERTAINMENTS of HE
CAL :META MORPaaRES, V ENTRIt.OaI7II .1 11 at
tie LFA HNED C • NARY BIRDS at hi. NEW
EVERY EVENING donor the WEEK, ormanormalas
aviip_r.:tk ,s Ti t r3 WEDNESDAY arid SATURDAY
AM... f..,, 0 Lents. Ch rldran 13 coati.
(11 \IANIA ORCIIFSTRA.-PUBLIO
• Tleheartals scary aATURDAS at xralfa
FUND BALL, t 3,‘• o'cktok Y. Pd. A sacks/Ca m a s
tlolOsta. onoutAtta. Staple ticksts.lS swats . - so sw
at' 0 Ondra's. and sack & Lawton's lime Btwsl. sad
at the rimy. ala-
rARLOCK IVOLFEORN and CARL HORN-
S.RIr.S S or SIX CLASSICAL 130IIMIL
At the Foyer of tne
ACOwItIY OF 51118IC.
Subscriptions will he reuse's. d at the Music. Ettore* of
G. Andre ,!c Ca., 3104 Chaste= meet.; Lee k walker.
112 Csettuut street ; Bect /c Dutton, comer of V a t
and Chestnut streets: A. Elhmidt. 291 South
street, where the sampans sad prryrtuuttute eau be
ease. 014-lm
rfILIE MARTYRDOM OF HIS is now
.W11[4(111, •.' :her Paintinr• of the DIMSEL
DORF COI.LECI t,N. in C.ap Southeast Ciallorl taw
ACADEMY CP t ,E.
dr i ntfo m n a li eq= ' ! . 115 31 " sod 7 te l- P ie l l tr.
4,IANFORD'S tiPEKA HOUSE,
ELEVENTH Meet. between Climatal and Amiga.
Bit MIN . ( VOCE%
the largest
Cumegeny ie the 'world. ln th eir e: us every evades.
SAN FORD swears
very evening in iitl_Atelt. Sob of Characters.
Boots open at TH. Commence M
Julan.osioa E beam Chiildres IS oasts,
oot-In
SPORTING,
4A.5riii:SLK PARK.
" - PREMIUM
4 PA TCHS-lf AND LANCE? "'
W,ll contend seals on MONDAY. October Si. Mu.
bents. 31n i. kt Peddle. to decide rho is the eon=
Wm. Woodrof newels bit g. Lancet; D.
souees A. h. Gm 31. Pstetem
Trottme to commencest
Primeclock.
otre less* Brow and streets at 2 o'clock P. V.
AditliniOn
r23-3t JAMES A. KELLY. Pripet.
BREAD
PURE AND CIIPAp BREAD,
MANUFACTURED BY MB
MECHANICAL, BAKERY,
CAX AS 01ItAINTO AT TILI FOLLOWLIPO
PLACES t
MECHANICAL FUMY, B. W. (*mord Henna enel
Vine strewn.
C. M. CLARK.— -- Oar t„. below
Tenth.
H. MoNEIL.— —S. E. corset Elisth end
JAT HO & BON,— 99tiNori6 Fia stmt.
8. PANCOABT—..No. 910 Spria: Gardua
JOHN G. MOIST— No. IS3 Vino stript.
T. P. MTH.— lte North Fah street.
JOHN 8111T11..- . V. corner Fifth and
Serace streets.
W. W. MATREWB.--..8. E. CORM, - .orentiii and
Locrist streets.
D. ANIGIIT.— —Broad street. better Wel
4s,
GEORGE ()ARVIN ,
Lombard street.
D. COURTNEY.— —.N. W. corm Sixteenth
and Pine streets.
W3l. C0URTNEY........--.No. acts &nth Troll's.
street
8. R. WANAMAKER—.F odors' street shoe
Sixth.
Z. LENTZ-- .--.—.--. Corner Booth Fourth sad
Johnston streets.
L. HOLLAND.-- --B.W.coreer Sixteenth and
Ogden streets.
DAVID SADDLER.-- No. art North Eleventh
street.
J. WEI GETMAN —.B. E. corner Eleventh and
Jefferson streets.
B. B. T03LK1N.3.--..N0. MO North Frost
H. BROOKEL.-- —.-11. 8 W. et eorner tarinazia
and Pule stmts.
JANE ALTERS.— —.-..Coetes street. below Thir
teenth sweet
F. vrooD______-11.
Coa NV .
te par.
stree
• Franklin. said
ts.
F. N. W. owner Tenth sad
Shipen
E. B. TURNE.E._---..N0. 11 p UV% Pleat
street-
J. 811U8TER.•.—.....-13. W. corner Breed sad
Parrish streets.
TllOB. T. BLEST— —Corner itinereenth street
and Kiddie aroma..
B. 8. B. corner Nut* sad
Federal streets.
J. IiinINTYREI —..T.renty -second street, ate.
Goae.
ALEX. F ULLERTON. Come r te
Fifth and Chris
tom.
J. L. HICKB- ..--.--.Cainden. N. 3., alert Di
Arch street
C. R. RAI NI ER—.—Weet Phi lad e ord Iphia. Nth st.
ob. kle.ve road.
R. L. YARNELL—.--.Lentu, Penn rf a.
JOHN DARNDT.
Tremont and Pine Grove,
Fenno.
GEO. B. TOWNSENI). Went Cheater. Penn*
. Atlantic City, N. 7
M. hiaCLEE.S.
—... Floret:toe, N. J.
D. NORTON
Columbia, Pa.
S. F. EBERLEIN
le2-C1
IVIECIIANICAL BAKERY, S. W. Corner
BROAD and VINE Streets, PHILADELPHIA.
This Ost3l' , lPhrlient rt now in successful operation, day
end pi: , ,t d all ore respixtfuily invited to call and see
the a , of breed-making for themselves-
Th. Lied takes the liberty of Braying that flor
thin, • ra he has been a practical Raker—five as
ypnr.or! o and five no journeyman in Meta the first.
3cotland, and twenty-five as master — dnring
ethic. :one he has had the opportunity of making unsay
experiments, end observine all the omprovernen.tewhmh
have been made darter that period.
In this establishment. of whicic„.be has now the man
agement, in addition to the corn labor-saving ma
elonory, he has how fecobtaes of many kinds not hereto
fore possessed.
Being unrestrained in the purchase of Boar none bat
the soundest and beat shall aver be used; and he has no
hesitation in saying that Breeder all kinds can be de
livered. unsurpassed in quality and weight by that made
ythe ordinerl Process.
Families in which the Bread made by the Meehan_
Bakery has not been tried, or in which It has been tried
only at it, commencement, before the machinery was in
Pe Heat working rriler, erg respectfully asked to give it
a trial nun, the uailerelenvil believiol It irciA lend to
mutual rilvantsge. JOHli
my:4-tf Auperintsndent,
COAL bbls eNtra-Fuperior quality
Coal Oil, in store no iar Kale Dr
ROW Li , ASH HIJRNER_,* CO..
gala is NA11171.8.
MUSS M. MUNSON,.
CLAIRVOYANT PHYS
No. 127 Sout l h C TENTH Street.
May be temaulted for R few • eche.
Prior to her departure to California. ott the 17th of
November. ra.112-60
.Allll-=155 bbls. No. 1 Leaf Lard, for
ailabl 0. C. S. DLF.R &CO., ARCH Street, seem],
door above Front. 017
SCROFULA, WHITE SWELLING, HIP
DISEASE, TETTER. SCALD HEAD, Eruption
of the San glne roll), and a Humors and Impurities of
the Blood, are radically and permanently oared by the
oelebrated
IMPERIAL DEPURATIVE.
It line been a sery important agent in the cure of
CANCEROUS DISEASES by Dr.Lonnsherty & Co., for
a number of; years past. and its great value in the curs
of Cancers is abundantly established by the ninny cares
effected by it.
In SCROFULOUS affection' its remarkable curative
silent has never been equalled. It cures the most Ohltti -
Vito Cale 3.
TETTER. SCALD HEAD, and all Eruptions of the
Skin, readily yield to a moderate use of this Medicine.
Malignant Ulcer. and Bore. are readily cured by the We
of a few bottles. -
Prepared and sold by
AIscHICHOL & BRO..Lai
n Louniberry Et C 0.,;
No. DO North F IFTH Street, below Arch.
For sale by the following Druggists:
J. F. Long & Co., L4ncsater; C. %%Entine. Pottsville;
J. IL Railer, Reading • S. S. Stevens. Reading ; T. & .1.
McClintock. Easton; S as. Given, West Chester; Wm.
Stabler. Nomatown ; imon Rem, Bethlehem; Dr. Live
say New Hoye; Dr. Leslie, Bristol; Minos &
Allentown LEllis & Fell, Manayunk, Pa; J. D. 1613 1 . 1 *
Trenton; De La Cour, Camden: Ilieveter & Co.,
atll-tanathanlg2.l,t7ii k luppincott Salem li. J.• M¢
Wnn.ff. D i mmersly. milford. Del.:
el.: ono Drasgist" generadv.
rrREST—The 3d, 4th, and sth Story
Room, and Basement of No. 42 Bontb THIR2
street. The Rooms are well lit Mad, enth sal, Timm
EA aster close% /aqua* within.