' „ ’ Mw:it:depr»TBs,the fh® * # ew -~^'** . ' aadl toQtli#itX^?wftAt© ■ chiofcoulii field .itmdfeentm • .'our «ha4rea#. ajrsii Hj ■ how- sel4onv,<te,,%o . ■/■ hear.imWioiepfo^jjon^.ofthyi^teriif S/bjQ. printers, and ; we scarcelyhear' •'". * !«.', ;.w’‘ pattons which all respectable jnsir ■ „ but_oftiiosewhieh|;per!iiciwaas'thejrBro mwi ' •: ■'-isribd to ’ • ' : rie», ■KJaimoW^eT^' ' ‘ lends amanmorwy to' a htaffdy ; house, or to' hoy *• weapon for bis- revenge, ,raako» bimatirapartnerof his;criroo.” Ke, too, Who : wtes or'Sellsa'book .wlileh'wiUv.in , all reader, Is to', the misok)^- lw done t yd& ttii agi i .-. the eitainplesj of Seneca, that whilst the money would jir'otia blydo Misetoef p.-ono or twoperstms, the book may igjute a hundred or athousand. ■ of thewrlteraofinyittous books; Wncedsay no 1 more, K;^h')Mffir},t)r'a^sktsare^oonsturablb, , tho priiharyagentinust be more' censurable, - A. printer or a book-seller-ehoiilcb however, reflect, that to be not so bad .as -another is a very different thing, from being/.ionocont. ■ When we see that , the owner of a' press will print any work that is offered to,him; withno other concern about ite iendepcy than whether K 'will subject him to the penalties of .the law, we surely must perceive that heoxercißea bnt - a very imperfect virtue* rln it obligatory upon us not to .promote ill principles in other mon? • Ha does not fuifll the obligation. Is it obli ' gatoryupon us to promote reotitndo by unirn ; peachnble example ? Ho doeß not exhibit thatexample. If it Ware rlgfatfor ournolgh bor to Amish us with the means'of moral in jury, it would bewrong forns.to acceptor eih ploy them. , We stand in a booksolior’s, shop, and ob- serve his- customers!' successively coming in. -One orders a Lexicon, and. one a work of scur " ’ rilons infidelity;' one Drw Kane’s Arctic Explo rations,’and ones Ucentious romance.. If the bookseller takes and executes these orders with the same willingness, we cannot but per ■ceive th& therais anlncQiisistenoyV an incom pleteness ,in his moral principles of action. Perhaps tins person is so conscious of the ipjp-- . chiovonaeffects of such books; that be wosld not allow them in the haniis of his children, nor suffer them to. be seen’ on idsparlor table. But if ha thus knows the evils they inflict, can it be right for him to be the agent id diffusing them? Such a person does not exhibit that consistency, that completeness of virtuous conduct, without which the Christian charac ter cannot be fhily exhibited. Step into - the shop,of this bookseller’s neighbor, a druggist, aud then, if a person asksfor some arsenic, the tradesman begins to be anxious. He considers whether if is prbbabio'tho buyer wants it for a proper purpose.:: If bo does sell it, hfe cautions the buyer to keep.it where others canriot liave access to it j and before be delivers the packed, legibly -inscribes upon it- “ Poisons” One of ■ these men sells poison to the body, the other poison to the mind, ' IT tho anxiety and cau tion of the druggist is right ,tho indifference of - the bookseller must be tyrong. Add to which, that the druggist would not Bell arsenic stall If It were, not sometimes useful; but to what • , reader can'.a.vici.dus book bo useful? \ Snppose for a moment that ho printer would commit enebh . book to the press, and that no bookgelier wpuld sell it, the consequence would be, tbatmne-tentha of theaemsnuscripta would be thrown into the , fire, or rather, they never , would,have, been writen. !The ibferehco Is obvious j and’sarely itis not needftil again to enforce the, consideration, that although your refusal mightnot prevent vicious books Aron? being published, yon are not therefore exempt ed from the obligations to refhse, A man most do his duty, whether, the .effect# of his fidelity be, such as he woald desire or not. Such purity of conduct might, no' doubt, cir cumscribe a; man’s business; and so doespu . - rity of conduct in some other professions', but if tills beasuffleient excuse for'contributing to demoralise the world—4f profit be a justifica tion of a departure from rectitude, it will be easy to defend the business' of a pickpocket. We know that the principles of conduct ’ which these, paragraphs recommend, lead to . grave,practicai consequences’j we kuoVthat they lead to tbs conclusion that the business - ofprinter or bookseller, as it is ordinarily con ducted,- is not. consistent With Christian up rightness. A roan may cany on a business in select works; and this, by some conscientious persons, is really done. 'He who is more'Btbdious to justify his con duct than tonct uprightly, may say that if a , person .may sell no book that can injure an . other, he can scarcely sell any book, Thean . swer is, although there must be some diffi culty in; discrimination—though "a bookseller cannot always inform, himself what file precise tendency of a bopjcsls—yet, there can be no. difficulty In judging; Tespccting numberless books, that their tendency is bad. If we can - not define the . precise distinction between the good and the evil, we can neverthclessper ceive the evil it bos attained to a certain ex tent. He who cannot distinguish day from overling, can distinguish it from night. " The. case of the proprietors of common cir* . cuititing. librarics ls yet moro palpahlo, ho ciuse the. Majority of the books which they . contain,inflict injury upon thoir readers. How > it happens that persons, of .respectable charac ter, andwjiojoin witVothers in lamenting the frivolityfaiid -worse then frivolity <if tho.ago, : ' nevertheless daily and hourly contribute to ■ the mischief,- wahout'any. consciousness of in. .;. (eonsistehey, it is.'difficult to; explain.. A per .. son establishes, perhaps, one of these libraries ’ for the first time in a country town. He sup plies theless youngorand less busyparfs of its - inhabitants with a source of moral injury from . which, hitherto, they had been exempt.' The girl who, until now, possessed sober views of life, he teaches to dream of the extravagances oflove~be familiarizes her ideas with intrigue and licentiousness—destroys her disposition for rational pursuits—and prepares her, it may be, for a victim of debauchery. These evilß,- or sitch ae these, ho inflicts not upon one or .two; but upon many as he can; and yet, - this'person lays his head upon his pillow, as if, in alithls, he wig not offending against vir tue or against man. Axmavouai— ' -- V * "Hi «ne, gb :>or« ha did not abuse, h , Was sociablu and ga, ; ■ " Heu'orslarreLucklesonhiifbeen, £■•', 'AndctiansoU them svsrr dar.” » • ' We have takeh the aipVßStMreafrom that | ’ ■ compoitml ot 'sublimity, 'pathos, and descrlp |V. ...' tivebeanty, Oid Gesmes. The author of that I v , r remarkable 'prdductlonVlike.all great writers, ’ Ss in generri exceedingly clear, and, expresses - his meaning ieastp'be understood by readers |:J/, of . every description'., But, lathe last clause j ,'‘ of the above quotation, thereis, we are grieved tosay,auamiilgd&iyofitYeiypuksliiignstare, ? ' and one which, hereafter, will doubtless em ploy the pena of' Jho most learned and volu . urinous corntnentators in clearing up,. »:/ - ■■ , ,;‘r r Query: whst did ho change—-bis buckles or Kr , his shoes ? • Wbaf’does’the pronoun ihtmte ’ fer to? This is the debatable point. But how g, \ is it to be settled ?r We can no longer appeal! Iv-:, . . to the author ;pf Old Grimes for his meaning, i ' 'iiY:and,onVfenpW;jeaderB are, probably as.much! |•< 1 V; "i:tuthe tottW'w are-/ Snob being the '.case,-, p we must resdyiivbr togeif dt tGo.irue meaning I ofburaiithoraswe bertntay. -"r'[ |{ divides itself tato' I i WVbeadsi-itSyf for matter; Into three.-, IjdGrtmes^f < that gopd oldman’/' buckles everyday ? dr,second ! f shoes' lin- j ! sgtl! ttSSSrwWiwC'fc; lift 7,T r i/the-wbnderiul.f regiilatity-b.the: did. (afMbeeb 'leS^giilitE-liad'hd’ rn |oodpiamMt| Hewaswreg '^' c *"” s '••• - J - '’’-it" 'Lit i^.Kadi es*t,” JtH&a^&gjbtfk 'SJWe pr drab. Bat ButjWhatdidho changef -Tbat.is tbo qneS tion..*sottp!Win, say ;he M 3 buclfles; aay his shoes \ and- abraewUl say botb. ; :,-„' - - Now! we know very wellj that when a man I hia Bhbes madeon bne last, and he. lore the ftahSon of rights ani lefts waa intro duced,. Itwita csurtomary to cbango them frev 4hently, ee that they might not; ran down at the heel, or wear out ‘ bo oner on one aide than the.otbor. Aud a man of exceeding regularity, suphas Old* Grimes certainly was, ho 'doubt Changedtheni every day.- yfo vrell recollect v, : e did bo ourselves — not that we would com pare ns at 01l t-o : that.good -'old man, but be cause mother made us do so/ TYe mon tlonthe fact merely for the Bako of. the argu raajnii <<" " '. ' ■ ShOeathen, as many of -onr readers can at test,ahdwe suppose all’will admit'; used to bo frequently cWngodfor the. Just men tioned; But that does' uot soUle the point in relation tothe practice of Old Grimes. That goodoldman may Wo trod straight and ex act—may ' hare carried his toes so .directly be fore hip. as to .lie in no danger of‘wearing his ehieh askew, although h® nevor changed them. ~ But Would he be likely to change his buck les; and not his shoes ? Possibly he might. Such good old men are sometimes eccentric— or, at least, act ditferentlyfrom the common herd‘of mapkind—arid who knows but Old Grimes, Who “Had no malios in his heart, i Bo ruffe* on hi* shirt/' might have taken it into, his head, for some reason best' known to himself, to change his buckles every day instead of his shoes 1 Or, iposalbly, being, ns ho certainly was, a “ good old man,” ho might think It but a waste of precious time dally to disengage hl» buckles ftom his Bhoes—and so changed them both to gether. > "• -'We’arb persuaded that one or the othor oi these Is the tjne- Interpretation. Bat as Doc tor Johnson concluded,his immortal Raeselas without coming, to any conclusion, bo, in like manner, must we conclude this difficult sub ject—deeply. lamenting, at the same time, that such ambiguity should ever creep into the works of distinguished authors, to render their meaning doubtiul'to all fliture ages. ' The ExAMi'ii.m-Jt is reported in Bohemian story—says Bishop Tajjor—that St. 'Wences laus, their king, one night going to his devo tions, in a remote church, barefooted in the snow,:and' sharpness of unequal and pointed ice, bis servant I’odavius, who ondoavoredto imitate his master’s piety, began to fajnt, through the violenco of the snow and cold, Then the king commanded him to follow him, and set his feet in the same steps that his feet should mark for him. The servant did so, and either fancied;} pure or found one—for ho fol lowed his; prince, helped forward by real and ,6hame in his imitation—and by hip having formed footsteps for him in the snow. In the samo manner, dofltour blessed Saviour; for, since our way is troublooome, obscure, full of objections,and dangers, bo commands ns to tread where bis feethavo stood, having thus trodden down much of the difficulty, and made the way easier, and fit fog pur feet. For, knowing our infirmities,.foe hath proportioned a path .unto , our strength and capacities, and like Jacob, marched softly, and in erenness with the Children and tho cattle, to entertain us with the comforts of biß company, and the influences of a perpetual guide. > Tub Fae’isiaw VfKUusT.—Tho composer, Fradbcr, who died some fifteen years ago, in Paris, was an eminent musician. The Opera Cornlqut was indebted to him for many a plea sant piece. At the ago of sixteen ho married the famous Pljledor, and, nf Jiis second nup tials, Mademoiselle Mora, a charming actrers of tho old Freydean. At lho time of tho Con sulate, Fradhor. tben very, young, was yet a pianist of great merit, Qapit, who liked him very much, charged himself srUfj tfto nape of his tuition and forfnho, Ife introduced him to several elegant salons; and one day—about the time of the commencement of tho Empire —tho jcojebrated singer, having been invited to sing at a concert given at the Tuileries, asked and obtained permission to takePradher with him at accompanist. Garat had already bad the honor of singing several times before his Majesty; but Frad her had'never been present at sueli a felt. This occasion was one, then, of the most mag nificent importance to him, and ho was proud of the idea of making iris debut at court; Full of ardor and impatience, the young pianist re paired to the residence of his prottetavr long before the appointed time, and found Garat at his mirror, folding his twelfth cravat to essay a new tie. <« Vcma vo'Ua already !»> ercialttlcd tbo illug triouaßinger. «Alil mon anii.lshall make a sensation “this evening.” (< Ido not doubt it," Pradher replied j “you always do-’'. .... “But' thla timo mora than aver; I shall make a thundering Impression,” “Every thing is possible to a voles like yours.” “ You are wide of the m&tk, jny friend,” re* plied (farat • “ I am not speaking of my voice, but referring to ray toilette. Look at mo. What do you think of this coiffure J Wow do you like this vest f "What* is your opinion of this frock, the cut of which I planned myself?” From a weakness, of which wo find more than oho example among great artists, Garat thought .more of his. reputation a? a dandy than of his success as a singer; he liked much better to bo praised for tho elegance oi his costumo than for tho exquisite charm of his voice. ' Pradher, who know his weakness, hu morod' him. «It is perfect,” said lie, •« ad mirable! ravishing! nothing is wanting; and flow;that your toilette is finished, what are wo waiting for ?” «We are waiting till they eomo forme,” replied Garat; «it is the custom. Etiquette prohibits mo from presenting myself at the TuUeriea. Ono of. the ushers of tho Chateau will bo here presently, to take me In au Impe rial carriage.”. , An instant after, as Garat had said, an rnroye of the Tuilerles presented himself, to conduct tho illustrious singer to tho court concert, “ Tho coach is below,” said he respectfully, Garat passed- out first, proud and superb; Pradher followed him slowly, but full of hope and Joy. They descended tho stairs, thoy ar rived at the carriage ontrance, and Garat ut tered a cry ol surprise and indignation. What is that? a hackney-coach! a vile lupin, for me! This is something new! They used to send for me In a court carriage.” “ Undoubtedly,” replied tho messenger, “but this being ilia occasion of a grand gala, ,all the carriages are employed elsewhere.” “ Vexation!” screamed the vocalist; << but a man of my position cannot go in a hackney, coach.” “There arc no means of acting otherwise this time,” . “Oh yes there are, and very simplo ones: X won’t go to the concert at all:” “Ton are . joking! you are expected—you are down on tbo progiunme— His Majesty re lies upon you. X have been ordered to con duct you, and I shall obey orders.” ’ “Do you moan to use violence ?” , Tho enroye did not say so, but looked as if ho intended to carry out his mission cavalierly, by taking Garat by the Bhoulders, and forcing him to enter tho coach. “Ah, It is so, is It I” exclaimed tbo singer, at the threat of violence, “you absolutely must carry me to, the chateau ? Eli bien, per haps.” Saying this, he threw himself, not into the coach, but Into the gutter, thrust into tho mod bis legs so delioatoly encased'in white silk Stockings, and heroically splashed his ravish. Ing toilette. Then, soiled from head to foot, ho iprescntedhimseli‘ before tho surprised en voyc t and then said to him, In an accent full ol passion and irony; “I am ready to follow yon, Monsieur; conduct mo to tbo.concert of,tho TuUorics,” ' It was necessary to.yleld, and, on this occa sion, the Imperial auditory was fain to get along without the charming vocalist. Garat 'ivai .triumphant, but hia unfortunate accompa nist ivas in despair.” -. Eachryhatohies.— We have often wondered how: the tears of the mourners at the, Roman funerals were collected eo os to bottle them. who made., arid published a “Tour ■US-Wales,” gives a representation of a Uacb- FJsgt?ry» or narrow species, of sppoß, (souio- X™at liKo our narrow spoon, but.shorter ban. tears of the rola- Oohs ortho, deceased, In order to. deposit, them in the little vials which were placed with the ashes m the urn, memorials of their grief, fits ■ PRESS^HiI-ADEtj^IUA THE COURTS. YESTERDAY'S PR 0 ORE Pl* $ 0 [Retorted for The Prett.] Qvx&tzn Sessions—Judge Thompsoß. The jury in the case of John Louohery, \ytiUam McCann, and David Farley, returned a verdict of not guilty upon the charge of robbery, and guilty afl to the first count of the other bill of indictment which charges themwithassfnlt and battery. Sen* i tended each to tfcft days imprisonment. Daniel &, Morrall was charged with keeping a ferocious dog.' Thomas McQann, the proßeoutor, ‘testified that he was bltten'hy the dog while quietly pasalng v by the defendant's house. Verdiot not guilty, anu the prosecutor to pay-tbe costs. Robert Wataehey alias Bobert Wetsohey was tried upon the oharge of obtaining money under false pretences: George K. Zelgler. the brosecu* tor. testified that the defendant obtained 52.60 by pretending that Ms name was 0. Relff, and that ha was the pastor of a Lutheran ohuTch in Myers* Villa, Morris county, -and State of New Jersey, oatled the fit. Paul's Ghuroh; that he alleged tho St. Paul's Church owed tho sum of $1,500, and he was authorised and employed by tho congregation of said church to collect money to pay off the in debtedness of said church. The money was ob tained from Mr. Zeiglcr by representing that wil liam J. Mann, tho pastor of the Gorman Lutheran Church of this oity, had contributed tho sum of $5 to aid St. Paul’s Church. -The prosecution brought witnesses to prove that tho defendant was not the pastor of St. Paul’s Lu theran Church, of MyersviUe, N. J-; that his name was not C, Jieiff, and that ho was not an* thorUed to colleet.monoy for said church. Verdict guilty. Seutencod, to tix months in ll\o county prison. Frederick Oebhart waa charged with committing an assault and battery upon Mary Schilling. Yor«! diet guilty. i Abraham H. Hushmuafc was charged with tho larceny of a quantity of materials for making | oaats. Verdiot guilty. Sontenood to eight months in the county prison. j Godfroy Miuor and Christian Stnhloy, convicted! of assault and battery on w May Martin,” were or dered to pay a fine of $lO, and the costs of prosooa tion. The judge said that reflection oh the evi dence sinco the trial bad satisfied him that a light sentenoe ought to be imposed. ( 1 Joseph M. Humphreys was placed on his trial on 1 the oharge of passing a counterfeit five-dollar note | on tho Western Bank of Philadelphia, ou tho 20th of October, on David Bloomingdalo, the proprietor . of a clothing store at No. 526 North Second street. The defence, which we 9 ably conducted by John Goforth, Esq., alleged that the prisoner at the very time of passing of tho note in question confined in the Norristown jail. Witnesses wofo called to i ostablish the fact that the aocusod waa regularly employed in Montgomery county, until he beoiuue involved in an assault and battery case that finally placed him under the fostering protection of the Jailer. It waa also offered in evfdenppthat the pri soner bore a general resemblance to a counterfeiter who has been convicted on the charge of pausing a 1 large quantity of bogus notes on the western Bank. Mr. Mann made an lugonious and argumentative speech in behalf of the Commonwealth, and after an Impartial ohargo from Judgo Thompson, the jury retired. Their verdiotwill bo given this morn ing at 10 o’olook. Adjourned. Diatpjc? Attoesev Wm. B. Mash swonsisto QfVicn, Retiring of James JV Iflifgfaath fqte District Attorney. Common Pi.eis —Judge Ludlow.—Yestcr day morning, before the commencement of the usual business of court, 2?. Carroll Brewster arose and said' I hold in my hand the certificate of tho return Judged of election, codifying that 17m. B. Maun, Bag., ha* bteP elected District Attorney for tbo oity and county of BhiUdolpMa. I have a record of the oath of office, which I hold iu my hand. Tho District Attorney elect is in court now, and toady in he sworn into office. Judge Ludlow assented t<? allowing tb(t oath to bo taken. Jlo arose and said: “ You J(> swear you will sup port the Constitution of this Commonwealth, and will perfarbi tha duties of tho office of Diatriot At torney with fidelity.” district Attornoy—“ I do, so help me God.'* Tho Court directed tho following order he en tered upon the. minutes of the court, viz; Am} now, Novomhof 7th, 1859, (being the Ist Monday of November of the General Election, bold on tho 2d {Tuesday of October, 1850.) tbo return fudges haviog certified that at said election William B* Mann, Esq., was duly elected to tho office of Dis trict Attorney for this city and county, for the term of three years; and the said William B. Esq., having appeared in court, and having taken and* nubscrjbed tho oath required by law, it is ordered that said oath bo entered upon tho ro oords of this oou/t. After "being sworn, the District Attorney was congratulated by his numerous fricricis. He then tho cqurt, sm yenfc into the Court of Qurter Scions,'wWofje proceeded ifiih the usual bus!' ness of tho court* Dlstriot Attorney Joseph P. JJsq., re tired from ifc? osce of District Attorney op Satur day last, bis tana of oftoe having then expired. HisjaiCT CouEt—Judga Stjoipf.—Qcorge L&ndell vs. Goorgo De IJaven. Au action of oject ment, to recover possession of a triangular lot of ground in Cherry street, near the Framsford road. On trial. pijjfßiGT Court—Judge Haro.—William W. Dugan va. Krumbaar, and David flulso hurst. An action of repjeyin. Verdict for tho defendant, and the jury Assosslhe duo and in arrear to bo $231 43. Thompson for piainUtf, and poohran for defence. ‘ Vyse £ £9OB v«.O. W. Davis and D. B. Barney, farntsbees of Grawford and ldo A Co. orolgn attachment, the defendants. Fallon and Sorrill for plaintiffs. and Dayte&rdo fence. ' * 1 fho (ferwantown Water Company vs. the City of Philadelphia. An action to recover for water fur nished.to be used from the fire plugs, Verdict for the plaintiff for $620. Fallon and for plain tiff, and King for defence^ H. N. WaltoTj ye. Benjamin K. Ealer. A feign ed Issue under tho sheriff's interpleader aot, to try the ownership of certain property levied upon by tho sheriff. Frederick M. Adams for plaintiff, and T. J. Clayton for defendant. IMPORTATIONS. [Resorted (cribs Fryes.) SSAtWa wssiSS W pYes tndio D S Brown & Co; 11 do (Wdvare U Coul ter; 10 bbia ofl If M Crawford & Co; 75 pkx* iud*o h ro thinsharaA Wcik; CO do Farnlinm. Xirkhxni A Co; 28 oases boots and sboesWTAssoo; Mdo Brown & Vratt; 34d0 FFoFd«43doMrerx. Clnehorn i Co;3Wdry hide* JT Kirkpatnok & Co; 64 jpkxs ela«awnro Mwzzm k. Muuroe; (5 bkits mdse A Slade fc Co; 100 do Leaoli A, Co; UO do various coitsknoes. RIO JANEIRO—Bark -825 Inf's «r>f vee Joba R»we; 935d0 Wju Cummin** & Sod; 71’, Jo S A Lewis; 625 do order. SAILING OF THE OCEAN STEAMERS. FROM TRP UNITED STATES. SHIPS L«AVB VOP- HAT* Persia.. —— New York. -Liverpool Nov 9 Jaeoiie .New York. .Galway. Uov Ift Arago. • • New York...Havre .Nov 12 Havana New York. .Hambur*. Nov 15 Smenca Boston.. Liverpool -.Nov 16 0rti85ia.,........New York.-Haraburj,... —....De0 1 pulton, in.* New Y ork. .Havre.. .Deo 20 TO ARRIVE. „ SRIPS LBAVZ VOX CATS Vanderbilt. .e.&otUhapjPton. .Fey York.. .Oct 23 Oof Baltimore.. .Liverpool, .New York. Oct 25 Asia.. Liverpool.. New Y0rk..~..... .bit 29 New York... .Southampton. -New York Nov 'I kaxopia-.... .Southampton. .Now York. Nov 4 Fulton Southampton,. Now York .Nov 15 Teutonia.....Jawtbapijilpn, .New Yprk Deo 4 The California Mail Steam?*! tatt fram New York 00 the 6th and 20th of each montn. The Havana Steamers ieavo New York on the 2d. 7Hi, 12fb. 17th, and 27th of eaoh month, aud uHarloetort, B. U,« on too 4tli and 19th. When the above dates fall on Sunday, the steamers wiUs&ilou Monday > except frorp New Orleau*. PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE. JAB. BOSS SNOWDEN,I HENRY BUBO. >CoMKtTvxxoVTHxMo«TS J. B. LANCASTER, \ LETTEft BAGi ATTHS HXaCHANTi’ XXCHANQX, PHIT.JtDXI.yMU. Bbin Wyomiug. 8urt0n..... Liverpool, soon Bark Rowena, Wilson . Laeuayra, soon Bark Qap&4a» MitoheU - Mnt&nzas, soon MARINE INTELLIGENCE. PORT, OF PHILADELPHIA* Nov,'r, 1859. BUN aiSEB..~ 6 S3| SUN SETS 4 M MQ& WATER U M ARRIVED. Bteam«hip Phineas Spraßue. MfUtliews.ti bonrn from Boston, with mdse ami passengers to Henry Winsor. Above Bombay Hook, passed the ship Woctmoroiand, from Liverpool, 77 ffobrCA Stetson. Cobb, 6 days from Provlncetown, With mdse to Geo A Wgou, Bchr Ada Herbert. Purvera, i days from Wollfleet, With nidso to Geo A Wood. Schr John AJJazxard, Laws, 2 days from Milford, Dol, with (train to Richardson & Overman. Sohr N B T Thompson, htcelmau, from Providence. Soh? Colorado. Ale, from Balem. Baxter, 6 days from Boston, with fish to John M Kennedy & Co. Schr A„ Field. Phillips, 4 days from Taunton, with mdse to Twells AGo • Bchr Millard Fillmore, Willard, 9 days from N. York, With narfoy to order. Bohr Sarah WofMlbridge, Atkins, 6 days from Denton, m hnllnat to Cnptflij) Sohr Olivia-rnx.lday from Odessa, Tel, with grain to Christian ft Curmn. Bohr Geo Hires t Fox, 2 days from Cboaapeake City, with wheat to Christian & Curr»n. Bohr BaUie Venaie, Davison. 2 days from Milton, Sal, with corn to Jos U JJewioy it Co. Bohr Mechanic, Hondnckspn, I day from Odessa, Del. with wheat to Jits L JJowley it Co Bchr Alphonjo, Vincent, J day from Bridgewater, WJ, with grain to /as h Bowler it Co. Bohr Bird, f-ong. 3 days from Indian River, with corn to J W Bacon* Schr Jno C Heri’ ,, r, Hastings, S days from laurel, Del, with corn to J W Baton. CLEARED. prig Alfred Exalt. Readimf, Havana. D W Prescott. Hrljc Shibboleth, Morton, Boston, h A Souder tc Co Bohr Julia Anna, Harding, Savannah, 1) S Stetson A Co. SchrNß T Thompson, Steelman, Providence, Van* dttaetv, Notion k Co. Schrfcffl&F Shannon, Brown, Braintree, Tiverton Coal Co. . Schr Colorado, Ate, Richmond, G Miftor ft Co. J R Stoneback, Larke, Newport, h if otherjnel k Seiir Mana Roxana, Cox, Salem* L Rothermol k Co. ftehr J C Brook*. Graffarn. Boston. Captain. Bohr Venus, Crouch, Richmond,Va, R K Cor*on it Co. Sent It LtMi Sheppard. Boston. do Bohr White, Norwich. do . Sehr Fr« Edwards, Balicock, Providence, do Steamer Richard willing, Claypole, Baltimore, A Groves* dr. bt tbleobaph. {Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.) CAPE 181,AND, Nov. 7,13.10 P.M. A ship, with three double topsails, supposed to be the Arkwright, from Liverpool, went in this forenoon. Tne whip Westmoreland, from Liverpool, also passed in, ami the ship Thomas Jefferson, from Liverpool, id tow of New York oteamtug Achilles, is off this place, going up— the ship leaks badly. Wfnd^E. VourS. THOS. B. HUGHES. {ConespoTldenoe of the Philadelphia Exchange.) , NORFOLK, Nov. 4. We have had several arrivals since. Yours, W. M, HICKMAN. (Correspondence of The Press.) HAVRE »K .GRACE. Nov. 7,1885. t The Kingston left this morning with 19 boats m tow, laden and consigned aa.foUowst , # _ Francis Manon, gram to Budd ft Comlr» Georee nmj Charles,wheat, Ac. to Humphreys, lirli'man k tv riebtt Eleanor, clovorseed Perot It Bro. and bar iron to R Va lentinej John Griffin, Rk iron to Reeyes,Abbott k Cot C * J Curtin, bar iron Perot k Bro * W Edtor, lumber, &e. to Ck D H Cadw&loder; Rising Bun, do M. Trump k Ppns: Col J R Eck, ao Noroross k Sheets; Thomas , Craig, George Mowton, and Barah Alice, do to J Craig; KQhe.doßmgbam AGarretson. , r . John A Hopper, lumber to Wm M Baird k Co 2 J A Afaekey do Wilmington; Robert Lipton do to Jienry Croaker; Emma Brown, coal to Elktoni JO Oombercor and L A Liagle do to Delaware City. W. E. W. (Correspondence oCTho Press.) - „ READING, N o v. 8.1888. ..The following boats from the Union Canal passed into theBohu|jkillCanftlto-day,bound to Philadelphia, laden and consigned as follows: » grain to Captain; Geo Crist,lumber to J H Bejrsher; Piko’s Peak, iron ore toR k U Brook; Amelia k Ellen, lumber to Malone k Taylor. F. MEMORANDA. Copes, henoe, arrived at New i oik oth inst. wattaon, LapreUe, uno. remained at Mala* Ship William Penn, Meade, sailed from Liverpool JMh ult for Philadelphia. „ Brig Angelina Avery, wotton, hence for Boston, at N \QTkftti iMf, Hf UNIOIPAX. CLAIMS.—Notice jsKereby r . to the owners of the Properties mentioned in the appended Memoranda or Claims, that Writs of Sol re F&eiaawlll he tuned thereon in three months from the date hereof, unless the same are paid onor before that time. ff. T. VAN SANT, PA ‘ m THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OP 'PHILADELPHIA. 1. The city of Philadelphia to use of Adam Warthman and Jamds L. Barrow v.Brown, Re Ro»ett,& Co.,own ers or reputed owners, or whoever may be owners. Com mon Pleas,* December Term, 1858. No. 80. Paving, *153 21. Lot, southwesterly corner of York and Cedar streets, in front on said York stroet M feet by 129 feet &£ inches to Gordon street. Nineteenth ward. 1 8. Same v, same, owners or reputed owners, or who , ever may be owners. Common Pleas, December Term, MSS.* No. 81. Pavinff, 77. Lot southwesterly side of York street, 167 foot southeasterly from the Boutheost ?tty aide of Lemon street, in tront on said York street 61 eet by 183 feet C‘4 inches to Gordon street. Nineteenth ward, 4. Same v. Caleb H. Meeker, owner or ropnted owner, orwltoovermaybe owner. Common rloas. March Term, 1359. No. 206, Paving, $215 93. Lot south westerly side of Coral and Wood streets, in front on said Coral strootlM foetus mopes to Moore street, by W foot in depth. Nineteenth ward. 0, Same v. Edward Leigh, owner or reputed owner, or wiioevor may be owner. Common Fiona, March Term, 1869. No, 201. Paving, s2| 99. Lot and Brick Dwelling northwesterly sido of Coral stroot,69 feet northeasterly from Dauphin street, ill I font on said Coral street 17 feet bfM feet in depth. Nineteenth ward. * 7. Same v. Brown e; Boyu, owners or refuted owners, or whoever may bd owners. Common Pleas, March Terra, 1869. No. 190. Paving, §93 «o. Lot and Brick Dwelling southeasterly corner of Corot and Dauphin streuta, m front on said Coral streot 71 feet 3V monos, jnolwling oae-jmli'of 112 feet 6A* inches wide alley, by la find ii) »!optli. Nmatoothward. 8. Bimo v.aame.ownors or reputed owners, or who* over may he owners. Common Pleas, March Term, 1869. No. 197. iMvimr, .?16 62. Lot and -Brick Dwelling there on erected, southeasterly side of Coral street, 12 feet northeasterly from Mooro street, »n front on said Coral Klroet 12 foot hy 62 feet 7H luches to a four-feet vmle alley. Nineteenth ward. 9, Bamov. same, owners or ropulou owners, or who ever may bo owners. Common Pleas, March Term* J 869. No. 19a. Paving, SJG 62. Lot and Brick Dwelling there on eroctod, northdasterly corner ol Coral ami Moore Streets, in front on said Coral street 12 feet by 62 feet 7 H inohes in depth to a, four-feet wide alley. Nineteenth ward. . , 10. Same v.aame,ownersorroniitod owners, or who ever may be owners. Common Ploas, March Term. 3869. No. 199. Paving, 616 62. Lot and Brick DwplHn* theronn erected, southeasterly side of Coral street, 43 feet north easterly from Moore street, in front on said Coral streot 12 feet by 52 tout 7H inches in depth to a four-foot wido alley. Nineteenth ward. 11. Same v. same, owners Or reputed owners, or who ever may be owners. Common Pleas. March Term, 1869. No, 200. Paving. 610 62. Lot and Brick Dwelling tu<?r€- on erected, southeasterly eidd 01. Coral streot, 24 feet northoasforly from Moore street, in front on said Coral street 12 feet hy 62 feet 7,fi inches in depth to a four-leet wide alley. Nineteenth ward. 12. Snuie v. same, owners or reputed owners, or who ever may be owners. Common Pleas, March Term,l669. No, 20?. Paving. $l6 62, Lot nml Brick Dwelling there in mooted, southeasterly sufo of .Coral street, 60 feet ndrthe&stong* from Alobro street in front on said Co ral Btroet 12 feet, thence in depth oh the northeasterly lino theroofw foet, th'oncd'southifreijterly Diimllol to said Coral street 7 foot 6% inches 1 thence northwesterly pa rallel to the said Moore street 11 foet iH inohes; tnenoo southwesterly parallel to tho said Coral street 4 foet'slj inohey 5 fheneo north wostorW parallel to the said Moore street y roof hw&q Carat street, Nmeteeth IV Samov. (jam o * owners or reputed owners, or who ever may be owners. Common Pleas, March Term, 1859. No. 203. Pavmc, 616.02. Lot and Dnojc Dwelling on the southeasterly aide ol Coral street, 86 feet northeasterly from Moore street, in fronton said Coral street 12 (eet by M feet 1% inches m depth to a four-feet wide idler. Nineteenth ward. U. fiama v. same, owners or reputed owners, or who over may bo owners. Common Pfons, Ain rob Term. ISJL. No.2W. Paving, 618 59. Lot ami llrickDwoiUnKtiiPre on orootod, southeasterly side of Coral street, 72 ieot northeasterly from Moore street, in front on said Coral street 18 feet 31* inohes. including, ono-half of a two-feet « l l uidhea vritte alley, by €1 foet m depth. Nineteenth ward. ■ " •' • 1 . .. 15. Same v. McCartney So Townsend, owners or repu ted owners,or whoever may be owners. Common pings, March Torin, 1659. No 194. Paving, $lO5 30, Lot and Brick Factory or Mill thereon erected, soutbouit erly cornor of Coral aud Drcerßtrocta. Beginning at a point on said corner, thonco oxlending southwesterly along the sanl Coral streot 63 foe t }J inch to the cast aide of Front street, thence southerly nloug tho an id Front street 13 left to a point, thence enter!)* at right ahgloS with said Fro,it street 37 foot U*# inches ton point, thenen northeasterly parallel to tho said Coral street 37 foet 12V inches totue said Dreer street, thence north westerly along tho said Dreer street 39 lost 2,'j inches to the plaoo of beginning. * •• • • 16. Bamo v. Elani F. Witmor. owner or reputed owner, orwhoovor may be owner. Common Pleas. March Term, 1859. No. l£j. Taring; 81$ 44. Lot and Brick Dwelling theroQn erected soulheasterly side of CoraUtreet.lil foet southwesterly from Wodd street, in front on said Coral ajtreet ,J2leotby 62 foet 1% inches in depth toatbreJ fc«yt wide alley, Ijiijotoenth ward. Xt* Baine v. sqm«,qwn«r qr reputed owner, or whoever may ho owner. X'onlmQii rieM. liJqreh Term, Nq, 190, Kvios, SIS Si; W apOr/ck erected southeaßtorly sulo ol Coro) Glreot. 81 footsputh westeriy Irom Wood street, in front un said Coral clroct l2,fQQt b) 62 foet 7fi inches to & throe-feet wide Ahoy. Nineteenth ward. 18. Samo v. same, owner or reputed ownor, orwhoever may bo ownor. Common pions, Afnrcli Term, 1859. No. 142. bavin** 820 82. Lot ami Brick Dwelliug thereon created soiilliufißii/ny ride of Cornl street, foot 6 1 inohos tV6m the couthweaterly side of Wood street, m trout on said Coral street 13 foat C inches, inoluding one-half a throe-loot wide alley, bj W foet 7 H inches m depth to a threo-feet wide alloy. Nino tsenth waid. • * 19; hame v.same,ownoror reputed owner, or whoevor may he owner. Common Pleas, Afarch Term, 1859. No. IM. Paving, $lB 44. Lot anu Uriah Uffeßinc thereon erected southeasterly side ol’Coral street. 72 root westerly from tho southwesterly side of\v>ml street, in front on said Coral street 12 feet by 62 foet ffi iuokes to ftthros-foot wide alley. Nineteenth ward. 1 1 •* ' 20. Same v. Broun, De Rossott & Co., owners or re- Fatod nwners.’or whoever may bo owner*. Common leas, December Term. No-. §2. Paving, $6O 57, Lot northeast side of York street, 80-foot southeasterly from , tho •oufhQftvte/’Jy sido of Prenfon amiue, m Iron ro.i titd Ydrk street 19 feet by JSi foetJinchogtoEmldn street. Nipeibenlb ward. ttl. Same v. samo.owriorsflrrenpteil ovnore, orsrhn ever mbp owners. Oommon Pleaj, uL 1853. No. M. Pavlns, $137 66. L‘>f gouthyest slfle of 7ork street, 108 foet southoffotorly Irom tlio southeait orly side of Lemon street, in trout on said York rixeot 49 foot by IN foot 6*4 inches io Gordon street. Nine teenth word. p, Samo v.Btoteshury & Ayres, owner* or reputed OFUtfoiAr whoever may (xj owners. Common Pleas, March rArfm' iy?, No, 91. Footway paying, A 23 iw. LotsouthwesterlronrAbrof Ywit Tulip streets, in front on said York streetM tool uy 132 foot 6)2 inches in depth to Gordon street. Nineteenth ward. " 2J. Same v. A. Longsirotii, owner or reputed owner, m r -.l bofl »r?n r n is>' feg ox™*' Common Pleas. March Term, 1859. No. 93. bnolvray paving:, $l7 hi. Lot • eouniwestorty sjde of. York street, 64. feet southeasterly from tide of Sepviva street, in front on said 1 ork street 30 fccPby l& feat 6}; inches in depth to Gordon streot. Nineteenth ward. 25. Same v, Athanasius Ford, owner orrepuled own er, or wJioever may bo ownor. Common Pleas. March Term, !&?. No. 95. .Footway paving, $32 35. Lot southeasterly cocuarnf>ork and Gray streets,thenco smuhefißtOrJy nlong the said York street 54 foet tOa odittf, tliopce southwcßtorJy i.t right angles wijh the said York etroet 129 foot 6H inches to Portion strt.ct, tjioimn northvro&toilv along the said GonToti strobt 40 iWro said Gray street, tfior.ee nortlierty along the ertld Gray I stroet <3 feet mch to a insist, tbrimo farther al.-qg tho said Gray street northcasturiy i.j font s}i mches to the plaoo of lieiripning. Nineteenth ward. * 29. Same v, Philip Rump, owner or reputod owner, <-r whoever may be owner. Oomttion Pleas. March Term. IM4. No. W, Fi»otwa> yavmg, 9SB 83, Lot southwesf orjjr corner of York mid Lemon rlrcals, iti Ironton the said Y ork strootM foot bv 129 loot M inches in depth to, Gordon street. Nineteenth ward. £7. Samo v, Sutton As Finher, ownars or reputed own om, i}r whoever nm> bo owner-!. Common I'l«hs..March Term, 1569, Lo. 97. footway paving, $37 21. Jmt suleld Y ork *otithnnsterty from the aoutlienstwlv side of Lmnou stYeet. in front on «aid Y'ork street 7J feet bv 125 font 3 inchoa in deptu toßmfon street. Nineteenth ward. / 2i. .Same v. Drown. Do Rossott, & Co., owners or re puted owners, or whoever may lie owners, Common i’lortK. March iornu 1A 59. .No- fd. Footway pavmy, i n 76. Lot HouUiwesterli side of ork sireot. Ju3 foet itoutlior.ktariy from the southoastcrlj side of Lemon streol. In frhnton said York street 1«0 foet by inches U 1 depth to Gordon street,’ blr.etcontli ward. • 29. Same v. same, owners or reputed owners, or who ever may be owners. Common Pies*; March Term. 1809. Nfo 99. Footway pavjm;, $32 83; -Lot srialhwesterly corner of York and Cedar streets, in front ftn said York ctre'?tM foot by 129 inches in depth to Gordon street. Nineteenth ward. 59. BnjneV. E.C. Quiffn. owner or repufod owner, or whoever may ho owner, Common I’Jc'M. Mnrfb Terih 1869. No. rnf. Pavinx, BVltti. of Huntingdon street, 177 foet southpasturjy from Die southeasterly side of Jasper street, in front on said HunLmcdon street 60 feet 4 inchos by 148 foet&’J inchos in depth to Hax»ard street. Ninoloentb ward. 31. Same v. same, owner or reputed ownor, or whoever may t>o owner. Common pious. March Term, 1859. No. I«2» Pavine, Gl4O 02. Lot southeasterly cornor of Bun tington am) Jaqij«r utreets, in front on said Huntmcdon streot 72 loot by lie foet SJJ njoheyin depth toHaxxhrd streot. Ninetoenthv/nTd. 32. Same v. A. CoUo.ownor or reputed owner, or who- , ever may bo ownor. Common Ploas, March Torm.lSs9, No. 124, Paving, 9174 3ft. Y.ot wostorlj cornt>r nl ilunt ingdon and Jasper streets, in front on said Hnntinicdon JUS fool Hi inclie, to iUiJird atreot. ' S»w» •SW'Ww. pr reputed owner, or Whoever may be owiler. Common Picas. M&rdlt Term. 1859, No. IW. p.aviiK, 'lfOi ho?tJ)WMl\?rJy cor ner Huutidqilopiitrootaiu) hruijkforii road. Beirinnlhg at a point in sauleorimr, thence exirndimr northwester ly along the said lluntinydonstreet 109 feot »?* inohes to a point, thonco northeasterly at right angles with tho soul Huntingdon streot £3 hot 10,V inchos to a point, thonco easterly 74 foot IHJ inches to tho Frankford road, and at right anples therewith, thonco snuth-soHth wardly along the said FrnnUnrd road Wl feet inohes iVtho pfoce of bep;inmnr. Nmoteentii ward. 44. hadlo v.Jan»!9 tiolc ' ,er » owner or remited owner, or whoever umy iio'tdVtfQf. Common Plciui, Mnrcli 'lorm,H!s9. No. 135. paving l Lot northwes terly corner of Hnntmsdo/i «»d JimoraU ktte«tj. in front on said Uuntuudim street (XI lent by lev loot la depth to Elizabeth street. Ametconth ward. 35. finnio v. name, owner or reputed owner, or who ever ma> l»o owner. Common Plena, March Torm, 1859. No.ltf, Pavms,iil3o.3L Lot southorlycornerofilun tliigdiin and Bmoroldstreeta.mfrontson said Huntingdon street<JB foot by 1W toot 814 inches to Haxjard siroet. Nincioenth ward: 39. »Samo v. Abel Lukons, ownor or roputod ownor, or whoever may lie owner. Common Picas, March Term, 7839. Ao. 123. Paving, $l9l 82. Lot northeasterly comer ol Huntingdon and Coral streets, in front on said llun tiusrutij €(reet 100 foot, m donth northo.ulerly along tho said Coral street 47 (eet 6 * inches to a point, thence southpnstorly at riplit audio v/ith fnid Coral streot JM foct2K UKihos to n point. at rinlit angles with tho Fr/tnlvhird road J foot inches to a pomtj thence »t>utliwc«i*'rl> at right amrlos witii said ifimtrtmfon atreot t>2 fooliZfo'mchoa to said ilunlincdort fetiMct- motoojjth ward. 37. Kamo v.tnr,c.(iWnororroputcdowucr,orwhoever may bo owner. Oojmmin J*!oac, March Torm. ikvj. No. 121. Panne. -$29 22 Lot and brink dwollinr theroon erected, northeasterly euleoi iluntsiirMlon stroot. luo foet Gouthoasterly (mm tho stmthcastorlv side of Coral street, m Ironton said Huntin'.'donwheat 15foot by CSfootHi’i taches In depth on tho soutiiearierly lino thereof, ami fi3 feot 2\i inchos in depth on tho northwesterly lino there of. Nmeteonth ward. Sftino v. Willmm H. Witte, owner or reputed owner, <,r whoever mav bo owner. Common FJra*. March lerm, No. 190. Footway paving, A<3 02, Lot northeasterly cornor lit \ ~rk and Tulip streols, m front on said York street .72 loef by Tfc» feet 3 inchosm depth to Kmlen btreot. Nineteenth ward. sv. Fame v, Kobnrt Neill, owner or roputoil owner, or w/meror may be owner. Common Pleas, March Term. Wt. No. 2H. Raving, s]7 13. J,nt on east side of Par ker street CO loot northward irom the north side of Wood street, in Irqnt on said Parker Htroet JG feet iiy lWftjet m depth to irchton avenuu, Nmoleenth ward. au9-Um Ftiik district court minim CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. JOHN DKBROT, Assignee of Tho Premium Ex change Company oi Philadelphia, vs. EDWARD R. Alias vend, ez., March J859-~No 1093. Thp undersigned has hoojiai,Pointed Auditor to report distribution of the fund raised by the sale bhhe folfow ing dcsoiibed Real Estate, to wit t 7 Ail that certain lot. or piece of ground, with tho three story bnok mpbsuuKe or tenement thereon erected, situ ate on the north atde of Green street, at thedUmnceof one hundred and eightr-seven feet eaatwa U from the east udepf Nineteenth stroet. in tho Citmi'Pmbido! phi*, containing in front or breadth on said Green street 21 fe«4 inches, and extending in lem th or depth north ward, between lines parole with said Nineteenth street, one hundred feet mno inches. Hounded northward by ground now or fato ot John E. Young.enstward br ground now or latoofllatman Kuhn,westward by ground fornifr ijr of said Edward il. Elliott, and soulhw&i u In Green strest aforesaid, ( being the same lot of groupi) which John I'.. Young and vifa.br indenture dated the 2iUhdny, of hlay, A. D. and recto ded at PhtUdeLddain D«wd Book R. f). W., No. 2). page 339 Ac.,, granted and con veyed untolhe said Edward R. Elliott i» feo. Reserving thorcout tho yearly ground rent, or sum of two hundred andscventy-euiit dollars, payable half yearly on the Ist of April and October, m every yoar therein men tioned. All persons interested in t|ie Ajrul are notified to pre sent their olaims to the Auditor, at Ins offiie, Nn. Sit South HixtU street, on WEDNESDAY, tho ninth day of November, 1863, at i o ciook P, M., of t»c debarred from ooming In upon the same. JOHN F. BRINTON. oc&m Auditor. JT'STA'J E OF IJBNHY lIOJ.WES, TjeeU ,°f Administration uppn the Estate of HKNfU JIOI/.MES, late of the eitr of Philndolpbla, de ceased, having tioon grnntoil lo tho undersigned. »IJ per sons having daims or domnnd'i against the smdKntnto wll make them known Wit hnuUlclay, and those indebted tiiornbiwillmako payment to ULfVIA r\ HOLMES, Administratrix, CD2 Soutli THIRD Street.nrln her Attorney. EDWARD A. LKRLEY. o)8-Utf>t* No. 7iMSmtM» FOURTH Street, TN TllK OUi»HANb } COUHT t'XliTmE X CITY AND COUNTY OF PIIii.APBLPiIIAc Estftto of PERSIFUR F SMITH, Deceaso'l. Tho Aiulitpr appointed |i> tho Court to etulit, settle, and adjust the account oi ANNE M, bMITH, Admluis tratnx of PK |S FF.R F. SMITH, aid to make djgtnbutimi of tr.e UaUnco in the hands of the Accountant, will meet the patties interested f l>r tte purposeaof Ids appointment, m TiJURSDA Y. Novem ber JOth, at 4o’clock P. M., at No. W 7 WALNUT Street, nthecity of Phtludehmin. 025-stuU>tt XN TIIK 'ORPHANS* COURT Fol{ THE X CITY AN!) COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. Litnto of JOHN PHILIP WKNZKLL, Jr" Wne of the Legatoos and cestui qua trust named in the Will of JOHN COOPER W/SNXELL, Dacoased, Tho Auditor nppointoil by tlio Oniirt to nuilit, settle, and adjust the acoount of CHARLES M. BMITH. Guardian of thesaid JOHN PHILIP WENZELL, Jr!, deceased, and to make distribution of the balance in the hands of the accountant, will meet the parties in terested for the purposes of ma appointment, on MON DAY, the 21st instant, at 4 o’clock, J\ M„ at No. 027 WALNUTStreet, between Sixth and Seventh stroots, io the oil/ of Philadelphia. 1 >n - •_ * ;*■ 4* • ’ *i ’ 1 ' y * • •- 1 -i j*Vte|aAy,' NpVeMBElt 3, is,S9. P ItAII/HOAD USES. ‘&6stJmx!SSIMEi FRONT M J v/ll.low’ 8™! Isd.Sphi., DA ILY. (SundATti excepted tf Allentown, Mnuoh Ohunlt, Hnsloton, fto.aExoroM.jnt MU A. M. ’ For Bethlehem, ( Extro«»,lnt B,So A. M. end 31‘, M, (Accommodation,, etS.»A. M. and f or^ Hspatmi tissssiNtoigp*-"- Irfn»« Bethlehem, (Ewrew,) ntBA, M, #nd (.10 P. M. a BohMeDorlectowili (Accommodation.) at 7 A. M. and LoaVe tort A M. PUiladelvhia for Fort W ? .hin,ton, at 0.30 A. M. Ohiladelpma. for Unylostown, at ( P. M. Doyles town for Philacielclua, at 7 A. M. Fort Waeliin«ton for {-11110(161111110, at 3.(0 P. At. Fare to Bethlehem, ft 1.60; to Manoh Ohonh, 83.60; to Easton, 81A0; to l)oy)e.town,6Roente. Through tickets must ba procured before entering tho cars. All Trains (except Sunday Trains) oon nectat Serks_ atreal with Fifth and Bixth-slreets, and Second and Third-streets Passenger Rauroods, • nf ELLIS CLABK. Asent. EuMfmZm&l WINTER ARRANGE PABsWR^nTIMA^TWIiSHtA. For Baltimore at 3.16 A. M., 12 noon, (Express J ana 11.10 P.M. " uu For Chester at 8.15 A. M., 12 noon. 3 SO and 11.10 P. M. For Yftlmmston at 8.15 A. M., 12, a sy. and IUO p, M. For New Castle at 8.15 A. M.,ancl3.‘i> P. M, For Middletown at 8.15 A. M., and 3 30P. Al, For Dover ntS.l3 A. M., and 3.80 K. M, For Milford at 8.15 A. M., ami 3 30 P. M, For Seaford at 8.15 A. M., and 3 X ?. M, For Laurel at 8.15 A. M.,aml 3.30 P. M. TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA Leave at 8.30 A. AL. (Papresi,) 10.15 a. M., at 7.15 A. M. and 11 JO A. M., 1.45 and LaaVei.nurel at 6.15 A. M>. and 3.40 P. M. Leave Sea ford at 8,43 A. AL, and 4.05 P. M. Leave Milford at7A) A. M„and 4.05 P, M. . Leave Dover at 9.05 A. M., and 5.f0 P. M, Leave Middletown at 10 A. M. and 7 P. M Leave New Castle at 10.55 A. M.,andB P. M. Leave Chester at 6,12 A. M.. 2.22 and 9.15 P. M. Leave Baltimore for Laurel and Delaware Railroad at 10.15 A. AL . TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE Leave Chester at 8.45 A. AI., 12.38 and 11.4 0 P . M. Leave Wilmington at 9.25 A. Al., 12.56 P. Al., and 13JO A ' M ' SUNDAYS Only atU.lO P. M., from Philadelphia to Baltimore, Only at 6,26 P. AL. from Baltimore to Philadelphia. FREIGHT TRAlN,with PASSENGER. OARaltaohad, • w.. „ , , Will run as follows .• Leave rhufljSaiphia for PenyviUe and interraediaU ‘Leave 'Wilm'mgton for PerryviUe and intermediate places at 6.45 P. M. .Loavo Baltimore for Btemmer’e Run, Chase’s, and Harewoodat6A4 P. M. nO B, M, FELTON, Fretltynt, 1859. S@H 1859. FALL ARRANGEMENT-NEW yORK LINES. W vW'WW W)n , W|UEV« Will leave as follows, vis 1 • vaub. AtC A. M., via Camden and Amboy, Cam. A Am. Aooommwlation 26 At 6 A- M., via Camden and Jersey City, (New JersevlAcqommodation Jl5 At OA. lu.* via Camden and Jersey City, Morning Mail 3 00 At 12 A. AL, hy Steamboat, via Tacony and Jersey City.Woßtorn Express 3 00 At f. Al., via Camdon and Amboy Acoommo datiotii 2 25 At 2 P.M., via Camden and Amboy, C. &A. Ex- M.,)>/ Stoamboat, via Tacony and JeV- eeyQi<r, Eyfenihg Erpiea*..'it.3 00 At 4 P. M.. by Steambpat, via Tacony ana Jer sey City, 2d class Ticket-... | 25 At 6 P. M.» via Camden and Jersey City Pvenin* Mai 1........ 300 At 11 P. -M,, via Camden and Jersey City, Southern Mai 1......... 3 25 Ate P.M, via Camdon and Amboy, Accommodation, (Freight and Passengerj-let Class Ticket- 2 2J 2d Class Ticket 1 co The SP. M. Mail Lino runs dally. Tho 11 P.M. South ern Mail. Saturdays excepted, For Eiwrop, Ffonungton, fco.»at 4 A.R. &nd2Kr. M< * ' For Aiaueh .Chunk, Allentown, and Rethlehem, at 5 A* Lrhigh Valfoy Railfoad. ' m ,r'hr Water Gap, Stroudsburg, Scranton, Wilkeßbarre, MontrpWh Qreatfed, &a.» at 6 A. Mu via Delaware, Laokawihna.aYid Wbitern Railroad. Frfr Mouht Hotly, at B arid 9A- M-* and 2)s and 4P. M. FqrFrccl,< l l t l,a(6^Jl.«luyiF«. 4o> “«< “ 4 * r - *- I, “ ,l “ !£top ' Cpri ‘ 411 ' Steamboat Job 11 NeiUonaor Dordflutown and interme diate vl»o®** at *H I‘. M. „ , Steamboat Trenton, tot Bristol, Burlington, and in termediSte places, at 11 A. M. and 4 P. M. Pifty floundsof baggage only allowed eaoh passenger. Pnwangereare prohibited from talcing anything as bag gage but their wennns apparel. All baggago over fifty pounds to \\9 paid for extra. The company limit their responsibility for baggage to one dollar per pound, and wiU not be liable for any amount beyond 9100, except by special contracts Oct l, 1869. Wtt, H. GATZMER. Agent. ESattcagggrawn PHILADELPHIA AND fflSfflgsSaEjsßaßELAnßA railroad line ombKEftT 'R6uTk to Elmira. Wilkesbarrti Buffalo, Chithgo, Rook Island v f(mf:ara Falls, Milwiuked,'Bur- Ungtoto raontreal.Sv. FauVs, Detroit, Dunlieth,and St. , PfuwengertrainswUlfoavethePhiladelphianndße&d mg Railroad DoptiJ, corner BROAD and vl7iD Stroetj, DAILY, (Sundays exccmod,) as follow j : tJuA. M.J.D4A' EEPREbS* For Elmira, Niagara falls. fluffa!o,'i>ctroit, Chioago, Rook folanq. (J6lena,3t.'Paulp, Burlington, ?Dd St.LoUld. , Vs, MIGHT RXVREBB. For Elmjra, Niagara Falls, IfoffMp, pertQit Chicago, Milwnutee.KookJslauditfaloua.yt.PauH* B rliiuton. and St. Louis. TheTAO A. M.and 3.W P. M. train* run through to HARRISBURG, Stopping at &U Stations on the Lebanon Valley Branch. Tho7Jo A. M. train oonneota at Rupert for Wilkes- Inrre. Pittutnn. Scranton, and all stations on the LACK- A WANNA AND RLOOMSBURG RAILROAD. ..ffagcogeuuvckcd to Elmira* Buffalo, and Suspension Bridge, _„S9L Tickets can be procareA at the Philadelphia and HJmiro Railroad I.ine s Ticket Oflloo, Northwest corner of SIXTH and CHKBTNU P Streets, and at tho Pnesen ger Depot, corner BROAD and VINK. . THROUGH EXPRESS FRKIOIIT TRAIN Leave.*tua Dewt, Broad streot, below Vine, daily, (Bun day excepted,) for all cnil|fo West and North, at 5 J\ M. hrekhta twice ba (folivered wmoio 8 P. il. to impure going thesamf day. For (urther information, apply at Freight Depot, BI(OaI), bolow Vine, Gr to OHAB. S. TAPPEN, ifoncrol Agent, *CW. ooruer SIXTH and CIIESTN U T Streels. ©9l-;f. Philadelphia. npILE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL JUUJUMD. 1859. trnmsmm 1859. THE CAPAOITE OP THIS ROATI 78 EQUAL TO „ „„ AKT !N THE COUNTRY. THREE THROUGH PASSEN'HEK TRAINS jaETWKE.V Wl/hADKLI'HIA AND WTTSBITRO, Connqcuua direct at l'hjhutelphnv with Through Train* from lioaton, New oik, and nil point* East, and at the U?<ion Dgpol at iMtsburx With Through Tram* for L*m talermeriiato notpts in Ohio, Indiana, Ittinru. Kflntuo- W, Michnan,Wiaeonajii, Minnesota, Mmouri, Ksnasa, nml Nehranko—thu* tarnishing faoilitiea for the tran*- pamttop of ra.iHeazers unaurpaeaed for speed and coin fort hy any other route. Rxpres* and Fan Line* run through to FitUhurg, without change of Cara or Conductor*. Swohjis Caraare attached to each Train: Woodruff 1 * dayaexeftpted. 1 Mail 1 rain leaves Philadelphia at 7.15 A. M. Fast Lino, " II.WA.M, Bxuron* Tram leaves ** 10.60 i : . M, „ WAV TRAINS LEAVE AS KOLLOW& Parxeatmrg Accommodation at 12.50 A. M. c r.M. i’rjMnper* for Welt Cheater will take'the Mail, Farkesbitrg, and LenjMuterluuua.atthe Fennulvania jßatlroad rawsoneor StfU/on. PiwaenSoraforSunhury, Williamsport, Elmira, Buffa lo, Niagara falls, aud intermediatepoints,lenvim; Phila delphia at 7.16 A. M„and2 l*. M., sodirectly lhtwi:li. Ticket* Westward may lw obtained at tho offico oi the Company m iMuhtdelittwa, New York, Boston, or Bal t;moro; ami Tickets Eastward at any of the important Jlailroiwl Office* m the Woat; also on Iward any of the ra/;ular Lino of Stoamnrs on the Mississippi or Ohio Bivera. Far* alwaya as low a* anr other Route, The completion oi the Western connections of the Fflnnflyivaui a Kaifrond to Chfcapo, make this the DIRECT LINE BETWEEN 'MI EAST AND THE * .GREAT NORTHWEST. ..The oii’ineotioh of traoke by tho Hailroad Uriel.e at Ibtahmf. wi,;iUiii(a!l drbvjtr? r.r forniip of Freirtt, together with the .aving o/time, are advmita>ej roauily appreciated by Hlupper, of Freight mid the Travelling „ „ frkiohts westward. By this Rohlo FrouhtaoraU description* can be for- Warded from Plpiivdolphis. Now York, Boston, or Balti more, to any point on tho Railroads of Ohio. Kentucky. Indiana, Illinois, >V isoonwn, lowa, or.Miusourj, by Rail* road direct. The Pcmun Srania Railroad also oonnoots at Pittsbur* with Btcfuners, hy which Goods can bo iorwarded to any p.vt ou iu 0,!Jo. MiJikippupi. Kentucky, Tennessee, Oumborum], Illinois, Wisconsin. Misr.uri K«»»as, ArkanH ii, and Red, Rivera; and at Clevoland Sandusky, ami Chicago, with Steamers to ell port* on the Northwestern Lukes. Merchant* and entrusting the transportation of their Freight to this Company, can rely with confi dence onitfc speed) transit. TUK RATFft OF FKFM3HT to any point in the West hr the PewiS) Ivania Railroad are at oil time* as favora ble as are churned by other Railroad Compamea. K&* Be particular to mark packages “ vm Penna. Roil rosrt. Merclmn sm the West ordering goods from the East, will tin well to direct them to be shipped by this Route. Por Preight Contracts or Khippinir Direction*,apply to, or address eitncr of the lollow mg Agents ot the Com pany : , D* A. STEWART. Pittsburg; Doyle & to.,bt<*u)mjivj}|/» t O.{H.B. p/ereo* Co., Zanes vi fe, 0.; J. J. Johnston. Ripley. 0.; Jt. McNcely.Majs villb. Ky.; Oimshy ,V Croppo/J'ortiuimiith, o.;.Paddock k to., Jeffers,.liydle. InJinna; U. W. Brown k Co„ Cmmnpw.p.s Atharn.Jc Umciiipati. O.; R. C MoMrum.Aimliaop. in.i.; William (UUr ; hain. Louumllo, Ky.; V. t. 0 }liJr> ,V Co., Evansville, ?nd.; N. W. Ura- Imm A qo., Cam,. III.; R. F. Bass, Hi. lyouis, Mo,; John H. Harm. Naahville, Tenn.; Harris it Hunt, Memphis, Tfitm.; Clarke k 00., Cl ; icago. (if.; Yf. 11. H. Koonts Alton, 111.; Murphy AM id a, Dubuque, III.; or to Freight A-'fntsof Kailioadsat different points in the West. 1 nrtiCß attending to their own nhipmenta from the East, will find it to their interest to call on the A*entaof the CompHny at the following plitces before shipping : />/■ jelters add«s rf od to either or them on the subject of fe fl »KK\jK(M^Ki;aL'‘' !on,ran: MAGK AW k KOOJiti, m North street. Baltimore. H&LH k CO., 2 Astor House, or 1 8. William st.,N.Y. LEECH A CO., w Kilby street, Boston. r l, r ' • to' l b'roifht Agent. Fhila. L. L* ItVJUP f, Den ) I loket Agent, Phtla, A. Gen'fSup'f, Altoona. Pa. WEST CHESTER and . fall arrangement. Ob mu\ after WEDNV.DBAY,October 5,58 W, tho tram* w r J U/C’W&I fM? plua, from the Station, N. cornorofEIgHTICENT j am MARKET Btr*eti, at 7 31) and B 3d A. M . end «t 2.30 ami i i\ M. "hteiftwowi J ron ,* ,he DEPOT, on RAW MAjRKEI SiKKLI, r 1 7and 10 A. M., and 2.*oands i’.M. Leave West Oliestcr a(7AO A. M„ and 4.30 I*. ftL e * f „ HENRY WOOD, t»'*f General Superintendent, I'UI L AD KLP in A AND READING RAIL ROAD, MOJiMNG LINE, lor I'UTTHVILLK, RKAD . ING and HARRIsnUHO. Loaves the Depot, at c»mior ot BROAD and VINE Btrort*. at7.Jd,A. M.. ()AIIA .(Sunday* excepted,) for I'orwviu.i-., IlAßltliJlluilU, iiml all mt.rmoiati points, conuoctuu at Harrisburg with trams running to Yittsburg, LhamWcstiurg. 0 trlialo, Sunbury, Ac. . AFTERNOON Lite. Ha1?KIBBtM?f) * M ’ >f>AUA '’ for J*OTTBVILLE and At 4.45 F. M.,DAlLy,(.Vi‘pJny**xoeptod,)for READ ING. and mtormciimte pvnr.u. apld W. H. .MrILHKNNY, Secretary, iNOTIOR.— CTIESTFJi J VALLEY R AIL ROA D-PAS -BKNGKH TRAINS FOR OOWNLNGTOWN aND IN TERMEDIATE STATIONS.—On ami nrtnrlßt January. 1868, tho Passenger Tram* lor DOWNINGTOWN, will start front the l’aMOnger Depot of the Philadelphia and Ketulmg ll.ulroad Couipuny* ooruor of BROAD aud VINE Streets. MORNING TRAIN fur Powningtown, leave* at 7.20 Afternoon train for Downmgtown, leave* at 11A1LY (Sundays excepted./ ly order oi tho l}o«r»f of M-i lingers of the Philadelphia and Readmit Railroad Oomp:\t.j. «W 0 W. H. MoLHENNY.Reoretarv, rrtYK PlS^asks. M2A Dn. OSM UN. OCULIST, Who has jua» relurntd from Europe nftor an abseuco of several year*, dunmc whu-h Hino he has paid especial attention to the treatment of K\o DiaeaKcs at the better medical tolioo}* of German v, France, and England, pur miHes to loviito pnrmaiieptlv in Hnladelphia. and may ej ’ MP,ed ' ol h “ , The Doctor i* provided vitn nil the nowcßt and most improved trt'fninwnt* r.eccwarr to the practice ol his profession; nimms othtM*. hn In* brought with )nm from Boron. I'nisma, a most ucifcct mettuuu>ut (or cx ntiumng the optic norve and the iutenotl membram’s of the Eye—the first Instrument oi the kind o\ er iirmiilii to this country. Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, from 1> io 100 olock A. M. Dr. OHM UN will take pleasnro in giving FREE CONSULTATIONS TO THE i’OOB. R4-tf i EPXICATIONAX. \ Ballad singing and guitar. n»-lm* T. BIBHOP, 1808 FILBftHT Street. MPSDAMES CIIEGAKAY AND DUKR yoys V QiA Y o?#a OARI,ING AND ®ay7school for PHaAPHLFHZA.Ko.IW LOGAN SfIUARE, VINE E G A inform* her L"® n 5? ‘no public in general. tJiatluaependentlj of hll ?P anit C? «nl Pay School, direotelby hem©lf and hormeo., Mine. PREVOST, in NEW rORK-she m v?/iV m oon n«ction with her nieces. Mine. D'HER onnieMlM 111 * ln PHILADELPHIA an Institution w-3ni ly asroo plan u the one Juwve mentioned. A MKRrOAN scriooi, INSTITUTE. or,in nftfl 1 ?! m c 0 1*’ and CQUesfcto-aniipUed with er a U vmh rs {» or ftny Repartpieottand Teach- Bohool mßara 1 art!f,u gratuitofuly supplied wnh t Mn» c « i iT/^ h6rat . Col,o sf’ M6«3,; Dr.Lowett fe itebTOJi® 0 * IP • WOODMAN, Sc CO.. ■a2S *m ruvuTMitiuj Now nn^ ■eZB-6m 609 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia. PRICE-STREET ACADEMY, GERMANTOWN, PHILADELPHIA _ GEOKGJC it. BiMSk FKiNCIPAI lh " Inatl J u . tlo ncominenceiH.item- v" 1 mmr.o “f inatruotion comprises all U,eb j n oh».ofa thorough Knglish liiiuoation.together with the Latin. Greek. and P rench Languages, au22-tf Bryant & stratton>s national , .MERCANTILE COLLEGES, located at Phila dolphin, 8. E. corner SEVENTH and CHESTNUT* New >ork, llulfalo, Cleveland, and Chicago. For in formatibn. nail or sand for Catalogue. fafl-tf PIANOS. QfS&m OHIO RERING & SONS, niflf maudtactpiix'iis o? GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT PrASO-FOUTES. _ WARF.ROOMB 4W7 CHESTNUT STREET. 3°RV, r IPAL ,rt .*. t ' ) /® a large stwk of our 11EA.VTIFUL and UNEQUALLED INSTRUMENTS. We have been awarded, at thodiUerent Exhibition* in this oountry and Eurono, f '^-cla BS medal* t e&Sm haven, bacon. & Co.’s, KjT Pianos and Melodeons to Rente PtyH-lf SEVENTH and CHEBTCN UT. A JgKEAT IMPROVEMENT IN „ HCHOMACKER at CO., 1021 CHESTNUT Street, rospoctfullv invite the music lonnp Dubho to eaR &pd examine their new and sue* cessful improvement— ' the parlor grand piano. Having converted lhe Tone, Touch, and Action of the. Grand Piano mlp that of a Square Instrument, avoiding nUthe objections generally mads to the style ol Grand Piano, also diminishing the cost of the same. Jn volume, purity oHone, great power, brilhartoy, full ness, depth, and evenness of touch, with exquisite deli »l°fF]l?oFlNi IN are wholly unequalled. Thoyhave received the highest encomiums, anjl are pronounced by ontics to be far su perior to any instruments ever manufactured m this oountry. Constantly onhand, alargeand eloDantoMortmentof our unrivalled PIANOS. We have been awarded the First Premiums, at all exhibitions ever exhibited, in cluding the Prise Medal from the Crystal Palace Exhi bition. Now York.lM3. sel-tf STOVES,’ jjkt TUB “FIERY STAR/’ GAS-CON -BUMING AND RADIATING AIR-TIGHT STOVE, for Parlors, Halls, Oflpoe*. Stores, Ac, The most economical, cheerful, and healthy stove in the market. All who wish a heating stove that will give entire satulaotion are invited to call and see one of the FIERY STARS iu operation at our vT&rerootns. Every variety ofStoves both Plain and , n , OAS BURNING, for Parlors, Kitchens, Chambers, Ralls, Ac., may be touTiu in our nssbrtmimt* Out celebrated ROYAL,' * SEA-BHELL,and C*u.( Stove, m, DOUBLE-OVEN „, , „ WARRANTED, ami. for expellenoe m operation, they ... _ . 1 . CHALLENGE aii competition. . WORTH, CHASE, AND NORTH, No. g» North SFCO.SD 8 met. j&t STOVES! STOVES!! |£l JAMES BPE AR, J No. in# MARKET STREET, la now prepared to meet the wants of the public mote completely m all tho details of the Stove trade than any other establishment in Philadelphia, in proof of which n®‘nvitfa COWPA.RATIVS BXSMIXATIOX. The following are among his own popular inventions, several ot which have already obtained a national repu tation as surpaaainsin excellence andrccnorny any otner Stoves inusn. JAMES NPbAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the Improved Gas-burning Cooking Stove, ncknowlsdged to be the b;st Stove for family uso m tha world. JAMES SFEAR is the pjrtentca of the celebrated intose’erSSw a ° ultln? rapidly coming JaMs BPKAR is the Patentee of the Improved Bil ver's AU-tirjitGiis-consuTmng Parlor Ptove. JAMEB BVEAR is the Inventor of the Improved {Patented! Ornamental Stove Uru, which ftom its beauty and utility is likely, this season, to be univer sally adopted. i«tba Patentee of the Labor, Fuel, azui CiWort-saviny lrOmug Pgn. JAMES BPLAR is the Invontor and Patentee of the celebrated RailwaT-carlieAter. r or all of the above the Inventor very iottly claims advantage* which require but be understood by the public ta he universally appreciated and preierred to aij)'owicr articles of that class ui tne markst: and he would hsrehr extend a cordial invitation to all persons mWMitof Stoves to call and examine for themselves. Parties wishing to examine will have every attention shown them, whether intending immediately to pur ohase or not. 522-3 m Wh, OIIAKLES JONES, No. $O3 North SECOND Street, <Bncce*sorto A. ! kSbw J< Galjaaher, would respectfully call the atten —non of ihosp deeirms stoves to his extensive Msortmeutof Cooking, Heannc, and Parlor stoves. I have purchased the exolusive right to the retail sale? and r«*pfltr*. in Philadelphia,.of Gatlagber’s Celahrated Morning Star” and’‘atmrise” Gai-hurnina Cooking Btoies. well known for years as the most satisfactory btovesin the wiarVot, Also, his new Flat-top Cooking Slave DeyuKUl." which combines all tho useful Im provements. aid operates admirably, f also idaqu fac{ure4 in a superior minner. Silver’s Gas-burnor of the best Russia Sheet Itod. These are the most economical and easily managed Parior Stoves in use. COAL, HOUSEKEEPERS LOOK TO YOUR •"••■interssl. Huy jour COAL AT HICKB'. where £ f ?f‘U nK , but y>® v «ry best Quality of Lehigh and Schuyl kill Loaf ia offered at the following reduoed prices : Lehigh, Broken, Eg«,and Stove $4 ss per ton. Schuylkill, “ " “ 400 “ Large Nul a«j “ ..« !nrrnnted free from slate or dust ami full weight, at southeast oorner AlAltHiMMi n«d WJLLOvV. Call and *ep. ofil-gra e w. GRoom & co., Office 1« South VOURTH Btieei, WHARF, rr.\K STRKET, SCHUYLKILL, Dealers and Shippers op Loouflt Mountain, Lehigh, and SobujlkU, PpA L , Merchandise taken oa wharjugo. pis- 6m ITICKOHY AND SPUING MOUNTAIN ,• LKHIOH COAL, pTßaared with ears, for *M« on Kt KNOWLES’S Depot, NINTH and WILLOW Streftf* *33-tf MEDICINAL. DU. MOFFAT’S VEGETABLE LIFE PfLLfl AND PHOENIX BITTERS have been thoroughly tested, ami pronounced a sovereign remedy for djspopgia, flatulency, heart burn and headache, ooßtivenes*. diarrhoea, rovers of all kinds, rheumatism, gout, gravel, worms, scurvy, ulcers, eruptive com plaints, wilt rheuin, erysipelas, common cotds andin fiuensa, irrogutarity and all derangement of the female system. Biles, and various other diseases to 'which the human frame isliabls. For sale by the'proprietor, Dr. W. B. MOFFAT, 535 BROADWAY, New York. and by Druggists generally all over the countrr, tU~dk.vflj HI ELHUATKD VAPOR BATHS. itf- SULPHUR, HOT-AIR, nnd STEAM BATHS.— Under the care of Ur.T. H. RIDGELY, 1121 SPRUCE Street., Highlv recommended by all the principal physj c in the city for Disease*, Sy philis,. Coughs and Colds, Female Diseases, Ac. Ac. Especial accommodation* for Ladies. olTlm MACHINERY AND IKON. SAMbHL V. ttSBBICK, _ vmuAuu.Mitniucs, COUTIIWABK FOUNDRY. FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS, „ , ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS, Alanolaoture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines, tor Land, River, And Marino service, Boilers, Gasomoters, Tanks, Iron Boats, fto.; Casting* of all kind*, either Iron or Brass. Iron Frame Roof* for Gaa Work*, Workshops, RaU road Station*, ko. Retorts aud Gas Machinery of the latest and moat im proved oonetryotion, 1 Every description of Plantation Machinery, such as Sugar, Saw, ami Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open Steam trams. Defecator*, * liter*. Pumping Engines, Ac. Sole Agents for N. RillUux’* Patent Su/sr hoiYint Apparatus; Nasmyths Patent Etoaro Hammer; and Aspinwaii 4. Wolsey’a Patent Centrifugal Sugar Drain ing Maohine. aus-y HJgg SALAMANDER SAFES lli AlM S e,« ct t^.(, g WATgON . B p H ' L A 0 0 TUR . EB .. „ VAULT POURS, m ror Banks end Stores, BANK LOCKS. Equal to any now in use. . IRON DOORS, SHUTTERS, *o., Onaa good terms m, any other establishment in the United State*, bv kvans * watson, No.m CHESTNUT Street, pi.ka.sk nrvK i» a call WARMING AND VENTILATING „ WARKHOVML \rn M ARKKT St., I’bAa. , BUILDINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS ’ 1 1 a ' *,„ r „ WARMED AND VENTILATED BY CULVEC'S NEW trAS-IWHNING WaKM-AJH FUHSAVE, 1 ho Above Furnace has now i«cen in use during the last two winters in this city, nnd has given universal *at iisaetion. 7he large heating surface heiug directly over the llaino of tho fire, and tho conical tutas, through which ail the dralw pass, nu so arranged a* to consume tflo litrgfir part of tho Raws from tho coni, boms en tirely of (.ftst Iron, With deep, saml joints, is now of fered tn tho public as tho most complete homing appa ratus now in this markot. C. W. being a practical mechanic, will personally attend to all heating and ven tilating. Six sues of Conkme Rmives, adapted for hotel nnd private use. Collins* Pntont Chimney Capa for ventila ting and euro of turnkey chimneys, with a full assort ment of Registers and Ventilators of every size and pattern , Firo-pUce Stoves, Bath Boilers, .Vo. M" Jobbing promptly attended to. OHAS. WILLIAMS, _ au23-tuth*-.lro Late lUngti tc Williams, rt| INTON’S ENCAUSTIC TILES for L»* floors. Ornamental Chimney Tops for cottages. Garden Vases and Fountain*. WMer wndM,or ‘- f.h II tf rjRAIN MILLS —GRAIN MILLS Ror , tlielVinftnd IM.ntntion, Tho IKON-BUHR MILL equnl for (.rmilm. Fme Weil, >'eed, Colter, Sri oea, ote., hy hand or power. Pnoo 93, s2s,andtf«. Now in operaton at 1M South SECOND Street. , Agents wanted In every county aad State, be auU-Wo K. FARHKt.*™ S7J.HEASE.-200 bbls., 300 Imlfbbls., MO Vv qunrtor bbls., 2,000 cans Patent Tallow Grease, lUitanle lor wagons, carts, cars, nnd drav*, for iialfl AsI UIUiINEK, Jc 00., No. 1!S Houlh TO WESTERN AND SOUTHERN MER pHANTa.-M»mli> Jiove, .11 51,.., nea'ly packed, and for sale by tho inatml icturors at tho lowest New \ork prices. AVKAVKK. FJ PI.KR A CO., olft 41 N. W AT HU St .and V N. VVI XT ENTON LEMONS—2SO boxen Menton LIA Lemore, .oemUnJin wle b, _ Alcohol, buknino fi uid, ami pink OIL, in kbit and bn}f-Mamifnoinred and for sale by ROWLfcA, AbHBURNKH *v CO., ojrt No )e South Wharves rjHEAFEST WINDOW GLASS in town. W « DtCK'H. 8. W. .ffi BVVKXTH pv.l wm I >1 • A LEX. McIUNNEi', /TTIIII.NKV AT LAW, .GHKKNSMISui, PA, 11 ef'ot'w 10 We.nnorplind, Arnulrnni. aud Ip. aiMt oountia,, foIIU pUBNESS, BBINLEY, lo 00., * No. 03 MARKET STREET. m Paris and viennabjochb shawm, ail In colon only, and belance of the importation, w On Friday Morning, November H, at 10 o'clock, on 5 months* credit— 1W square aU wool broche shawls. 500 tong .» g..°o?fiE nn *, an<i Far,i make, in choice designs and ■iH. a hiL e fAr ft , con4lBtln i 5 of colors only as are most de wants, of the Philadelphia trade, having C H ?nt e «t^L. l i 1 y for this marift. previous to theenUmliffnoSf llle *'of whlolthuwiU ho ALSO. 500 SUPERIOR QUALITY CLOTH CLOAKS. • .v For city retail trade. tho newest stjles and best goods offered B SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER. No. 431 • CHESTNUT STREET, opposite the Cnrtom House, between FOURTH and &PTKfit**K2. Uuitom SALE OP STALLS IN THE EASTERiTmaRKET. AND®TH aTKKET ’ FOUKTU Tina Day, November 8. commencing at 2 o’olock P. M. Safe of stalls viU he made in the Market Building, at public auction, to tho highest bidder, op Tuesday, November 8, at 2 o'clock P, M. Gas being introduced, the jam well be continued till ten o’clock at sight. Printed eaiaJogues will be ready on Monday previous, containing all particulars, and can be obtained at the auction store, 431 Chestnut street. rhe Company , having leased the Girard estate, will proceed to make a uniform front of JiSJ feet, on Fifth Street. I lie superior-construction of the stalls, the en tire floor nagged with stone, the spacious vaulted eel- K ravp l .bottom, entirely Tree from dampness, end the unusual width of all the avenues, make this a most desirable and superior market. ./i?' 1 !'.? w ' u w K*Ul on Siturdiy, November mh, at Is o riocii. Market will be opened in the new building on Satur day, Noveml*er 19th, * By order of the Board of Directors, H KNKV J, MAN LEV, Secretary. SAT/E OP EMBROIDERIES. TRIMMINGS. A\D DtiNNKT RIBiJOiVS.MILLfNKrtV UUOI)3, Ac, v „ Q,r .°o \\edneiday Morning next, Nov 9th. by catalogue, on a credit, commencing at 10 o clocif, to« lots fanev »md stiple dry goods. 5 ... . . EMBROIDERIES. A Ul } e k‘ T, fh new style needlework Jaconet collars and seta, band*, B ou^ nfa nU ’ waists, Ac. Also, new Call style ladies* dress trimming*, black and fancy velvet ribbon®. Smyrna edcinys, Ac. „ BONNET RIBBONS, FRENCH FLOWERS Rich dark colors plaid and figured poult de coie bon* net ribbons, very Tich hi*h colors real Vans artificial flowers, ac. BONNETS. Ladiea^ii6Wßty^« > fiincv j 6i f lic ;i Bfl.ljn.aml / velvet bonnets. STOCK WXTKLUSIJXGi^foRE, K\«o, the stock of &retail trimanngs store, SALE OP LADIEsJaND~MINES’ FANCY PURS, BUFPAi.O ROatß.ic. ' On Thursday Morainic. 10th tnst., coramencms at u o'clock, & larje assort* n»nt<>J fancy furs, for ladies’ aod miss**’ wear. Philip ford auctioneer. n O . sso , MAKKKT Street, and 531 MIWOH Sira,! BALK OF 750 CASKS BOOTS, SHOES, GUM, SHOES, *p. November loth. 0 .!; s*^3os?wil! r iß> fold, hr cata |Qfcm»,<in lour months’ credit.?So cases boots, shoes, bragaas, and cam-shoes. consistin'? tn part or men's beat doM)!o-8olo.jtrained boots, men's boys’ and youths* IUBjCMUMUtaoHo.; woman’s, misses, and children’s eft If and tip heoled boots, of the best city and eastern uiftnii/sdure. The above sale -will embrace an assortment of goods veil worthy the attention of buyers, 93T Catalogues ready, and goods open for examina tion early on morning ofs«!o. PEREMPTORY SALE OF STOCK OF DRY GOODS, , On Friday Morning. NoveinW 11, at 10 o’clock pieaiJeiy, will be sold, br c*itafo„'UQ, an assortment of C'isaiiiieres. satinets, ho siery, Kinves, undershirts, drawers, ribbons, German i t« w n goods, ljeavy woollen shawls, thread spool ootton. porte-monnnies, boavortmes. Also, to pieces carpets, all wool and wool £lkc«. A so, lfio fto. 1 and Tin. 2 bußalo robe*. 3 AlsOjJW best and high cost fe.npj ireigb robes. . OQu. The attention ol buyers is particularly reaueatsd to the above sale. PHILADELPHIA AJro CRESCENT NAVIGATION COMPANY. AT AN ABJOURNED MEETING OF.THE ABOVB NAMED OOSPOUnOK, BUD AT NO. 8 MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, At 10 o’clock A. M.,B,pt,mber Ttlj, 19J9, the fo’ilcir iD! ,«ntlem,D vara unAoimotul, alaoted Hiraotora the Company, Til: QEOEQE H. STUART, B. MORRIS WALN, MATTHEW W. BALDWIN, CHAS. MACALEBTEB, An JOHN EDGAR THOMSON. The BOOKS of SUBSCRIPTION o the CAPITA!, STOCK of raid COMPANY ara now opac at tka ah.va namad Odioe, vhara all paraona faporalde to tr.fi aatar priioare raipootfuily inntad to anbaonba. aS-tf STEAM DIRECT TO ALL TAKTft OF GREAT BRITAIN AND Ireland. France, and gehmanv. THE IIAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COM iron* mail steamships. & , F * Schweosen. SAXONIA. Capt. H. EMers. §o&9N.Trautman. Cent. H. Taebo, TLU TOSIA, Capt, ff. Knsen, These Steamers are all hrst-cbm* Clyda-bmlt vessels; are'intended to sail from Pier 33, North River, N, Y<> as fo I lows : FOR LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON, HAVRE, AND Hamburg. ~Tho elegant and pnw-rfcl Iron Scrow Steamship BA v AKI A, Capt. H. Tsube. 2 400 tons burthen, will axil as above, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER left, at M. PivMage. including Railroad Fare from Philadelphia to New iork, and from Southampton to London, FjS! tC rJ , . , 7; ShVJ Second Cabio. S£QI Steerage... The D,\VARIA will & suoceeded by the following Sleamsnips: SAXO.YIA.. THURSDAY, Deember 1, jBOR,tS?IA MONDAY. January TEUTONIA WEDNESDAY. Febr&ry 1. HAMMONIA THURSDAY, MarchL , Passenger* forwarded to Lirerpool, Dublin, Bel fast, Cork, Glasgow, Pans, and Antwerp, h \ thittiya rates. These steamer* are fitted ap with uuanonlled accom , for first, second, and third-class Passenger*, fhe second Cabin accommodations of these Ships are euual to the first oUca of most steamers. Certificates of passage issurd irons Lordon, South ampton. Havre, and Hamburg, to New York. Freight engaged in Philadelphia wiU bo promptly attended to by the New York Agent, and shipped i/#i of all commission. r For Freight or Fawiase, apply exclusively to , L „ W. 4. HAM'LL, Agent, .©race or the Jlamoor? Mail Steamships, n2-tf Northsest corner rOURTH and CHESTNUT, THE BRITISH AND NORTH IgS&ftSfcAMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM- - rBOM trx'if tpi* to LivnrooL. Cb\»t Cabin ¥a**»s* 9l*o Second Cabin FojSage 7s r /, bonoil TO UVXMOOL. Chief Cabin — .8110 Second Cabin PaiWje..- « , from Boston call at H&luax. K few/.VWJttdtoM, I CANADA, Cant. Lang, ARABIA. Capt-J. Stone. aMKRIGA, Cast. Millar, AM Ai Capt, £, G. Lott* iNIAOARA.Capt. Anderson. : AFRICA, Capt. Shannon 1 EUROPa. Capt, JYCeitch, rimse veaaeiscarry ac.oar white Ugat. at mast-head; green on starlmard Sow; red on port bow. KJ. ROPA, i.eitch, leaves Boston, Wednesday, No\\’,L j V rf Y °rk,Wedno*day, Nov. 2. AMLRtCA, Miflar, *• Boston, Wednesday, Nov. 18. AM A, Loft, “ N York, Wednesday, Nov.XS. %mn. A ’ni t l r ’ .. Roeton, Wednesday,Nov.3d, A f lUCA.bhaunon. NYoik,‘Wednesday, Dec. 7. h!A& AHA, Anderson,'* Boston, Wednesday, Dec. 14. Fb.RSIA, Jvulkins, “ H York, Wednesday, Dec. 11. Berths not secured until paid for. An experienced Burgeon on board. The owners of these ships win 9qk U aeoojantaWa for G°VJ. B‘lver, Bunion, Specie, Jewolry, Precious Stones or ALsUls, unless t>il> of lading are signed therefor and the \%lne thereof therein axpressed. For freight or pas sage apply to E. CUNARD, 4 Bowling Green, New York, FOR THE SOUTH.—CHABLES- StWta&hTON AN 1> SAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS. . FREIGHT REDUCED. . Heavy F/eisht at an avorass of 9id tutu ur cent, ha lo w Yorfc Steaiasin^taWi. „ . '■i'oS’cSiliV.'KSroN. s. c. ThaU. 8. Mail gteaniiils KEYSTONE STATE, Cap taijt Cuarlas K Maraiunaa, wtil sail oa Tuesday, Nor. l&tn, at 10 A. M. Tfcrou*U m "ft?? “ Bei - Tho, U. 8. Mail Steimabip STATE OF GEORGIA, Catlam John J.Gannn, will nil on Tburadaj, Nov.ia, at JO o clock A. M. TKrouili in as to 60 boura. onlr ti boon at Sea. „ ohanaed from every Saturday to even five dwi. Goods reoeived, and ItiluiofXuuii 11199 a every day. * r, I'f. Jr l* n Aj !l , fi ™t; ?«a w *-vh e e 1 Swamehipe KEY STONE STATE and H i ATE OP GEORGIA now run as aiov? every ten days, thus forming a five-day commu nication with Chaneeton and Savannah, and the South •and Southwest. i. vacshan asuuit, At both Charleston anti Savannah, these Ship* con nect with steamers for Florida, and with railroads, Ao., for all places in use South and Southwest. „ , INSURANCE Freight and Insurance op a terse proportion of Goods a»ipp A d South wih bj louml to bo lower bj these ship# ttoa br tame* vowels, the premium being one-half the rata. -V D.—lnsurance on a'l Railroad Freight is entirely unapoewary. farther than Charleston or Savannah, the Railroad Companies taking all risks from these points. „ v GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE, rare by tins route 25t040 per cent, cheaper than by the Inland Roaje t as will be seen by the following sche dule. Thromh tickets from Philadelphia viaCbarles toa and Savannah stojunships, INCLUDING MEAI.B ©a the whole route, except from Charleston and Savan nah to Montgomery • To Charleston, $l3 CO Bavnr.nali.~— 15 00 Augusta.9o LX) Macon si to Atlanta S 3 to Columbus—..,, 23 00 Alban* 24 00 Montgomery..,, MOO Mobile 24 00 New Orleans ... M 75 No ti'ls of lading signed al For freight nr passage app above Vine street, or to Southwest comer F( AsonU iu Charleston, T. S J' Savannah, HUi For Florida from Cnatlest Tuswia*. 0 For Florida from Savanm St. John «, every Tuesday i u - s ‘ “■ Sl ™ S . U . „„ HAVRE AND BOUTl! aMPTON. AKAOO. Captain will sail July 23, September i 7. November li FULTON,Captain Wottoa,will tail AugustJp, Octo ber IJ, Peeenil-er U). Fiut Uliif min ..9130 Second Cabin passage , - - T , y* For freighter aps>* to * t VViI.LIAM NEILSOJg, Agent, Atthf Watehonsms Comnm’s FhilvMlphm Oflic. Tobacco \! archonie. PUIK Ltreet. i’bila. Je23-fni WALI.ACK & ISRODVIEAI). 31 t.XCIIANOB PUACE. tiEVT YORK. Flocks and Rj'Jids bought and sold, no Commission. EbWAKD C. IiuoIJUEAD. /I » l e h RWWN .\IOVEI, JoltN W. IIKSKY, (L3ta ° nienfy,kruriierJ .attorneys at law. INDEPENDENCE, JACASON COUNTY. of\v' h t'' Crio \' l $ of f - a \ fPrn part of Westorp and Northwestern .Missouri. c Mrs. F* Wood, Marsh, &.^ls)ward,) Laleli Lope & Co., } Philadelphia. Sit?r. 1 riff, A Co., \ m*" AJnrcJiants will ideas© cutout the above and pasts at the hand of •• liiila Rereivnlile.” oc 11-lm fJUitE CONFECTIONERY, «• St S.J.OVACTUUKU BY . . EDWARD A. HEINIZ. .. L’lte ol 8. Hannon. Stsr* 3. W. corner AROII and NINTH street*. km i Fnotnrr h|» Filbert eire-O V B. PALMtR’ ADVERTISING » • AOKNOY, N. E. .orner FIFTH and CHEST NUT. Subscription* taken for the best City and Countr* Newts» ipers, at lowest cash prices. e*A-4n> ‘ fnumoi: enti: tka.—!.ovf, rorßxu a..-' <* n ,i OHKbTNUT, h*s redtsc-tl his TVIUr Black and i?ru<*n T*.nto7fleerts par pound—A Bargain. n? 3 R MINED SUGAR —SCO barrels various grc.de*. LH bbls 9?**hed, •jß«diijntf powde\» Wiii&iii. SALES my AUCTION* shipping. IMLAnb pari. Charleston.— 93$ SO Bavinnxh 3i ft) AnguitA....-*—9s GO iXlmmn- . ~ _ S 3 75 Si 00 toittmbai^.^MfO AJlxiny. —47 to Montgomery.. aj U) «» New Orleans moo liter ths sbjp has sailed, ply on board, at aecoadwhxrf ALEX. HERON. Jr., 4 (JAMA! ELL. itolr,-Steamer Carobna every th,steamer* St.Man” l and ved BaturiJny. jyj3 iHJSISUSh CARDS. SALES BYJU7CTIOH* Ilf' THOMAS h SONS, 'ig*^*™** l * STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE. THIS HAY. „ ~ Noon and Evening Sabs. Pamphlet catalogues now reaur, eoatajttinrfoll df eenptwu of all the properties to be sold oa'lfeesd ur next, Bth last., at 12 o clock, noon, and 7 in tba evening, with a lift of ulMi 15th. 23d• ao«i 29th iojt,, tospniiu a large amount of valuable property. STOCKS. LOANS, Ac. M This Day. Wor. 8, at u o’clock* pood* at the Philadelphia Ex change, -eiU be »oi£— r or account of whom it may concern— e RAILROAD fiONDd. Ac. Seet«u per cent. bonds, 61.000 each, Cbartiers Vaß*y Oompauy.with cottpotie dne since July 1,J3», Railroad Farm Mort aU&ched Per coQt * due w6l» with overdue coupons 5&5,0U0 Racme and Miwimippi Railroad Second Afort yase eight per cent, bond*. cue Wt, with three and four coupons due since January 1, 1638, inclusive* ror other account*— biu KaUroad tAckawaan* audSloomi . aJso. for aceooQtofwhom it may concern— , Bond*. convertible,’* of tba in mn lr * u or * " r^iae aa<*Chicaao Railroad Company, JiJjyjßaeb.seTen per cent, interest, pagaUe Ist Ja «y* w *th coupons. attached oC * atey Mountain Railroad bond, coupon! Com' FhMs " to Bt..mbo,U F«tt P-. 0F EPIPHANY. Epiphanr'. l27, block, west awis, Church or the No. 129, middle block, western aislo. Church of the Lpi®h\iiy.mntbp*w from chancel. 1 shire Philadelphia Library. 1 share Philadelphia A then* am. 1 share Mercantile Library. I share Point Breene Park Association. fi share* American Academy of Music, with ticket Fot other account*— Company * ,ha ™ Philadelphia Fire and Life Insurance SIXTEENTH FALL SALE, 6th NOVEiISEi, AT LOCATION.-The fit*. RESIDENCE.—Mastia naniioßj KneJtatfit**** * ****** »*»*.»•« PtowtV «!iet?! i^./’ A * M ’ 20 “"*• Uei '‘ Atlftatie tjREJr.N BTRKET.—Handioifte (otLc-ttorv Vm*v >«n S®'!'?•¥?• ’“SOreen,tfSu£»l!« wSeh„ l?w K;St^^So d * u nonh Peremwo,/ Sele.-LAROE LOT. GERMANTOWN [SEYENT corner Locust and TJesn street*. s?r R q i e .hsftteta*** n^SS«^S£%^SS£S^g KV wuc^SSfS&o, aL f \ork **<>s&d jrejajoad st. lento street. «« asszssr- ,trea ~ EIGHTEENTH FAI*L SALE-NOVEMBER Itth. oo f ?hJ ßltar ' at ‘t# ?£«*• »1U be »ol lat jaUie »I», «f«»*j^» prenJt l e£ tb ** substantial tnree-stoir brick “!“???*«• bacfcfeaiUio/*. and lot of 558 at' rii2?At ?? »h« »orth «de©i Chestnut strget, rsU?/„?-r e »•?i re t t * *’?* 1231 • containing ta front ©a Chestnut street 21 feet, and axiendw ? in depth JA) feet, £lani«fl e «»?fe?^<t 7b !i **• ®od®ra conve niences. |M introduced, bath room, hot cad ooid inter, cloaei, cooking range. 3ce. Clear of all is umbraace. T«rii«a—sl3 000 may remain on mortgage. sWv^t?Dp®r Ded *?*&* rrenoa* to mfe. i l - i «’.vJ' RJ: ",7i®'w3<aUlT after the axle of the house mil bo sold the household furniture, of superior : quality, including mantel and pier mirrors, Ac. NINETKBNTH H. AT vosaeavmi * cet ee P» hh» Sal* »b»ol a i^. BUSINFSS STAND.—Modern four-story bnck store *L® PINE STREET-—Modern dwelling; with large ran}, front? * ln ® ,tr * et * l4 ««* trout. U 1 fact deeeTTww J&!: UARL S?, R Pa PERT ?' *<* <0 b r eo feet, *oeti»- ▼est corner of alley and .Maj Lard street, be t*e*p *” if 15 * r *° 4 ei **h and Kace and Yine streets, with fire dweHtnrs. NEAT MODERN* RESIDENCE, with side yard and roocaru conveniences, North Seventh street, befog*Jef. orOxCaS'.iliSJf/"' * i ' 1 *° f F ‘ fte4at! >* l ««-*»U> *»,« (Ut? Northern Liberti«a)tst2 b£ Jf£ feet * 1 ail /rpafs. »» rnduo two-storr b»iek dwellings on liurd street, wife 3 thrre<eu>rr hr.ek houses in the rear. Barae THREE-STORY BRICK DWELL -INO3. eaat side of Charlotte street, south of Geone. (late Northern Liberties) Same Estate.—TWO DWELLINGS.—Two aton frame dwelunr, east aide of Frost street, sooth of Ha*, ter. (Keaeiagtoo.) 2t by jft) feet, with a three-story brick dwelling in the rear, two fronts. * Same Ealaie.—PlV£ DWELLINGS.—Three-story nnr C th H?* of C*d«alader street, north of Oxford, (Nineteenth ward.)2D by ttt» feet.two fronts, with * two, Mory Tnjmecoort bosses j* the rear/ Sara* Estate.—TAV fRX, STORE, mm] otarrianrora menu, McCarty nlie. Twenty seoond ward, (late ton ahipo/ iimtol,*Phil*jie( p hia, on the newbeco^-street road, containing JO square nercb**. „ STONE Dff> LLfNGS. McCarty riile. Twenty second ward, on the waat aide of tew Second street road. , Estate.—THßEE LARGE LOTB, adjoining the Same Estate.—YEARLY GROUND-RENT, #ao» on lot of ground Front street, sonth of Master,(Aea ai nr too.) Orphans’ Court Sale—Estate of Charles -»—»■» J£ L £.i B J£i? usai,S! & 8T * x ™ -«S?iwSa store and dwelling, southeast eoreer of w.,**.*') »j Coates streets, rents for tf47g a j ear. Orphans Court bale-Egtate of Thomas MT. Patton. de° ?**&£& STORyBBICS DWELLING/with Ktow^i£? a 4 800141 X * iTUeßUx rtrtei, Executors’ Sale—Estate of Daniel Barr deo’d. AWT loto, Si sa?Kw a Ueachaiid Willow and Spruce and P:o« street*, each U feet 9 inohes by 101 feet, with two fronts. Peremptory Bale-THREE.STORY BRICK DWEL LING, lontheaet side of Edwin street, south of Poplar. Sale absolute. BALE OF 'nyeOLOUICAL AHD MI6CRLI*ASEOI3 BOOKS. v.- . This Eveerox, Xorewber 9 »t the Aochoa Bion, a ooUactioa of tho *od miscellaneous urntks. For parUcnian see oat&lociiec. MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, A rORTTQX FROM A PRIVATE COLLECTION. On Wednesday Evening. November y, *t the Xuct cn Store, a large a#so r tn>eai of velnable ni’sceUanfous books, theological work*, ie. OUT For t&rtienlar* see cataloguea. Sale at No*. 139 and 1U South Fourth Street. SUPERIOR FURMTURb/frENCH-PLATB SfU. HORS, PURO-FORTE. CARPETS. . . On Thursday Morning, At 9o clock, at the Auction Store, an assortment of excellent second-hand fnmitare, elegant piano- forte*, fine mirror*, carpets, etc., from fanube* declining removed to Ui* store for oonrezueaoe oT Also, 130 dozen English table cutlery. Sale No. 1231 Chestnut Street SUPERIOR FURNITURE. BRUSSELS CARPETS. Ac. v On Monday Mommt. November 11. at 10 o’clock, at No. 1531 Chestnut street, by catalogue, the h.ouMhold luraiiurc, mantel and oier mirrors, carpets, he. BA. The valu-ible residence will be sold at 10 o’clock, pret uni* to snip oi furniture. For particular* aee handbill* and catalogue*. I*l OSES NATIIASS, AUCTIONEER mnt2ZSS3&BSS£ M MONEY TO EOAN, Mosxy vo loxs, ui Loxea ox evau. aatoTOrar, e» merchandise generally,axdonaUar&claacf vsiae. Swiss ov*a oxx huxdsxi: fiotiASe rwo rn exxr. hr arOMTH, inclvditr «orag«, Aa. at Nathans’ Pnncipa.- E«iblukmfli(. 8. E. co?r,tr of )f.XTB RACSStt BRSAT PUBLIC ACCOM MODATfCS. ~ MOHEY! MOJCKY!! MONEY'.!! Money libsraiiy adrarro-j rniargeor email aixoaaCs* nom one dollar to thousands, on gold and silver plain, diamonds, vrstches, jewelry, iovlinv-neoes, inamtml ia stnunente, fumituiw, drv goods, elothinx, groceries,S ga», hardware,ogtlcrr* oook«Thor*e*, v«hici«a, harcea*. and all article* bf value, for any length of tif"e agreed oa.ntNATHiK*’ Pxicivai. K*Tgw.i*H2txx?, cost ae r tetFikac* streets. PRDMISSORYNOTES, with ooHataraL dieeMatad at the West market rale*. ‘ than half toe sscal store price*: Fine gold English patent full jeweiied and piaic, of the most approved and bo*t ni*ke. m hunting eases aaJ double bot Limed. Pise gold escapement lever and lepme watches, in hnctipg case and open iota, some of them we *sw* full jeweled, xad bnl make. Silver English patent lever watche*. eaoace m*nt lever and lepipe*. ia buntias ease &ted oeea face, sow# very wwr.or; Eosbsh, Swi«, French, as 4 VtuartTer watcne«; 6ne gold v«*t, fob, week, and ebb dren s cbaiEs; fine gold pencil case* »sd pen*, htecelot*. brmtpsns, finger-ring*, exr-nns*. %uiL medaluoci and ieweljTjeneraily. SpN>jK>rßavsna Cigar* RtsU per thouaan&teboxuof afoeach, will be eoWby mx&& N.m.rodfSJ . . At private sale, ch ' ,! ' * f'rtKsl Mr 1 f*ei via,. Also, watnha*. and jsveJrv of evert dvacnpkos- SEWING MACHINES* Tj'Oß SEW IMI MACHINES. -*• Bilk, for Machine*, Cottoni. Jo {'©win* Mach re*. !vn?n Threads- lor Sevin* .Vaci:w*. Needles, for Striae .\Uchmce. Oil. lor .Vach.c**. To lie had, W holes*.’* acd #*»*>}. .at No,!* SorthTHlftV Sneet. 1.A1.V0 * MAOiXMA WASHING AND IRONING. ,AL WASHING AND IRONING DON’S SOS. TUh NF-ATXES3 »ai DESPATCH, for Sin.l* sJr" bed FaniLe*. Biartifui at DONOVAN'S “r’M iAI’NPftV, JTo. * Sue til SIXTH Euml .V f r»na!r SAirU aad Co!lu». tat,-! ~ ff rL>: -«J iraafesJ bj hand, oa us eoet fcMvi v**h-boant, * f. tc!a tHlsiiiaw i> slnctlj allaadad to tir f.mv, S-'v’T 1 - Hr* DONOVAN. If*s-IT Ra»4»na‘i*r^>*Jv jT’AJIILY CHOCOLATE *** OX SITKRIOK QUALITY. x , _ F.DWARD JirUEIs'lTZ, iiaiQf>j*cr?r art! Importer pf i- reach and Spanish _ • CHOCOLATE. Store a. W.c«> raer ARCH ec«i .MATH Streets. ■9-tm . Fsofor? «7* FilM^t THE ADAMS EXPRESS CO., OFFICE SOT CHESTXLT Street, forward* Parcels, pact* are*. Merc;und.*e. Bad* Notes, and Specie, either bf its own Line*, or in connection with otherExpires* Coa panics. to s!I the principle towns and cities of the Uiuteii Swt-e. 8. BAXVFVSU), ' aal*if freneral KHz^rintrodenl OLl\ E'.—Spanish yucca in primeonlcr in store, ana for sale br A. MERIN™ U> S.Ai,*n FRONT Sir V-t. pjPO WESTERN ANI) SOL'TIJERN JIER- X rhisu.-A 11f.,,t00k of p or .. „|j tn-.cniictuied and for sale. *t th* 'even New Yor* price., by WEAVER FITt vr * a ! nM V.\ W N. WATPR +nA tj N. fl.UvarftAY. *t SMITH, comer SECOND TT and GREKN. hate ac<nired a rrea: reputation hr the wisoaad prudent coarse Uey hare pursued since taeir in Kicicess, bj sellias a first-rate *ru.*i<* >»tai„vfiinr* rf’MIEESE.—O79 Hcrkimer-Countr 2/ Cheese, fir nie by 0. C. SADLER k CO.. JLRCU Street, second door shore Front. *2 QftA BBLS. No. 1 HERRING—ICO half bbls. extra Mackinaw White Fish, in store and for ?a> ♦«. «r,>2. J. TAYLOR A CO., IX tad 124 North UnißWl?# tj\ LOV THING'S biKVF. in ami V.'s., at rev* act J pri-e*. b’> sCa M r JAMV> I iRAH VM &. CO.. *V» t.KTITIS «#****. MAGIvEHEL. —oM-t. Nos. 1,2, ami 3 Mackerel, in whole, halves, quarters, and eighths Original Ptckaces, for sal© by OLC.BAI)LEk k Ou, ARca fiupeti second door above Frost, jq
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