tc' i-cs ■!?'• , offered tbo t ,i *>*#ljtf h»W heard the-lactore whloh Jlri CortW I* ““' S ;>i»p«»!>!Wimwt« »»■“ Didtens " V*>fe#{J* ( ,g? v - J iSiirth of tlia brilliant Maria before the Pf M>« « Llta i ystmifatfitale " OM . aary tosoeirly to'procure a Mat- :■ . \ ! .- v C.Walborn fc Cbfi ifajr ■ N«i:* naafNorthSiith : V-’-WWaS biv.VlrMdrbortii.iiMd ftair superb - j.stoofcq? GentliraenVWtMPer* fa antfoipatioii of the 1 ■«Jtowa-tyiultmmUi th. '•*^ : "'#H»Misa®ft'»V*UW',Uibi* rnrmente; are ' .jotiiaat this estabhsbmontv.rre nepd hardly say that it -.' ' fi 'i/if plsei tk find, them fa tUo greatest variety and ■ <- ityi«cTbeiretoekpf o e» o,, P arai » ll fas Goods! in'tene •'VI l !s'»lsb nnshriassed, .' '. - ~• '^Box’i’CociK.—This artlolftisprepared % boat* purified •oooa-Ndt OH. It ponesses ex* i trimrdinaryproperties ‘for preserving and beautifying 'the Hair, and restoring its natural luxuriant and glossy ,;J;jappearan‘oe, - It is and the perfume w delioaleand rare. It i»,a beautiful artlole to dress ohil • .dfen’a bain- No lady, or gentlemen,should be •without it. • its is always the. oase when an article Is in demand, ..rivals havesprting up who would raaw© the publio be lieve that thelr* is the .(epuiue Preparation, but we i . have good reason for believing-that Pharos k Pox are I,:! the^ravehtoraand originalmanufacturers of this unri .vailed preparation for the Hair. We hare only to add, it)f JIoiAe fownat. 1 - ' $, L. Oapek, having had experience f., tn Practical Phrenology,V(il continue to make exarai " 'nations* and give written descriptions of character, ’ -without flattery or reserve; at the Cabinet, 922 Chestnut • stftet,’second story, south side; V. j ’ • E. W. CABUYi & Co.» 714, Chestnut Btreet, soil, ' wholesale and retail, every, variety of Table Cutlery, frothiS oenUperdozfinto slooper set. Thoirstookof . fine Table Cutlery is the largest and'most, complete of ' any in the. city. , , . V I CAStBYh A BROTHBR. , .* Curtains, * ' .BatinDamasks, ; French Brooatels, *-■’ ' Terry andßepß, ' 1 • ’ ; ' w ; GiU Cornices,Bands',’ . ,* J ’’ *£„,*“ Tasssleand Fringes, LacpCurta’nsr; - •* *■* Mnitlh Curtains, ' V \ EinVdPiano Covers, * -" '.-Window Shades, , Every style of material ift use for CutfAin Draperies, Purniture Coverings. Our stock Is unequalled for style, quality, quantity, and price. .Our store is 71# Chestnut street, in the' Masonic Hall, below Eighth street, North side, - ’ ' .W, H. Oa&etl k Batonmi. ; Tag Democratic Delegate ELKcriox.—Tho Democratic Delegate eleotiontock plaoe last evening, throughout the State. There was a warm contest; and the geiisiai result is looked for with-mueh anxiety. It is Understood thAt in all the district# there was a very decided .vote m favor of supporting, without respect to party, the Brown Stone Clothing Hall, of RookUill k ■ Witon, No*. #3 and 605 Chestnut street, above Biith. . -Parlor and Nirassnr Ebxrrrs,.Bronzed And irons, Fine Steel Fire-Irons* Parlor Scuttles, nod general ; Hou*e-furnssbing. Goods, at low prices, at J?. S. Farson t Go’s, 8. W.oomer of Second and Dock streets. .TauTHFini and enduring impressions of places and things given through the Stereoscope. The finest variety at the New Emporium, 18 South Eighth street ’/ ,• -• Jas.Cebmbr&.Co. ‘ Study your interests and give Love's Aaro Teas nud cheap Sugars a trial. , • > v Tiir World is Full or Musr«.—lt is heard in the rush ofihe river, the flow of the fountain, and the solemn swell of the sea; the wind sways the forest trees, and leaves unnumbered lift up their tnnefnl mur murs ; the moan of the lofty pines is an elegiac strain, and the tangled vines are Nature’s harpstrings, upon Which foil winds play. But the sweetest musioof aU, is in.that trntbfdl voice which ,tells men if they want elegant, beooming, and seasonable Clothing to go to the Palatial- Store of. Granville' Stokes, No. 007, Chestnut street. ’' A Sbrmoit or Hear Her.*—Rev. W. R. ger preached, last Sunday, a discourse in Boston, on,“JMean Men,” of whom, wo understand, there arcanum her of specimens in that city. Thosar 'mon was founded on the following text: \‘*The mean manbowethdown/'—(/mioA, ii, 9. • The preacher divided mean men into three classes: v 3. Aristocrats, who inherited wealth and posi tion acquired by the industry of their 'ancestors, Rhd who wished to appropriate. aU their resources to namporing themselves. . i. Beggar*,'who get a subsistence by wearying with their importunities, too mean to earn it them •aiW > ' •. J. Knaves, consisting of fast livers, gamblers, c bar-keepers, Ac. ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS UP YO IiO’CLOORLABT XIOaT. - k HOUBB—Chestnut st.. below Ninth, . AgEastin.Balt vV 7 P/TRLuokett, Pa T.DeasLCum.O'. , ' ,mr*Warzlwirh nepMaaoi.'TeXß* ■ Rfl Bollins.Va ' 1 ' jmAioCullouah,N Y * ,-AH . Thosß Dillingham. Boston / /■'GeoßWflson.Norfolk r ‘ ;' i W*Hadnali. MiM 4 ‘ CD Crockett. Boston • - M H Parlay, St Johns, N B G H Perler, St Johns. NB ' . HoßHayward . FSEntHsh & ly. USM ' Mrpo<»e, Wasbinrton AtStrakosoh.'NY WTaylor & . EL Taylor, NY ; JohDCiarkfTmte! 1 Ang Bercman.N Y CLlrfdell & Ir,NC 1 i/K s ?, e fr nlown ' .• jf EH'nsiriieend.Conn „ . . . GWells,.Md-' ? <(‘CBjf-Benie fc la. N Y ChasLaiurNF Williams.. NY i , ■- HiD Weed & la, Bavannah Sayannah AQrmneli k la.N Bedford ’1 'J JWatthews. Balt , , . E.l Robeson, Pa ‘ - •-Gtoo'W Sparks & la, Del -.T Brown k U.St I/ouis •.HHHelacjr, Boston , GR Colby Ala. N Y , ■:V tgufTcy, Pa .> Hon F Watts, Carlisle • ;V'.jEßid(jfe,Pa. - ■ OHams.Pa^ , Appleton, NO - TD Loney, Balt •OTr.vi., Jt Y , JWIBoiNY ■; ,8 } Kimii, BoJtnn Lll Bonediok, fl V liC Oed w Dav & la, Va .. - : : A'-S CTate, NY - c > 4* WNflwwtarbwr, Cal Wash • , J A Godfrey, Union i . jßEwmantN Y, ThosCPerrin,SC W E Rider.N Y , , kI, Norte. Chicaso . 0 Maoalester, Torresdale JVt P, Frankhouae k la, V& ' - MtssDavidson, va . •; DHonstoh.Balt '< ST Wehbi Salem Samf Q West, N Y : B M Bailey, Richmond, Va B Etchelmrger St la, Va John s Coles. Va ' F Walker.-Va O P Hanson, Balt • Geo T Coulter, Balt H'Rseh.NY . • E B Addison. Jr,Va : . . Johns ftnox,JivV* -/ : R J Fetley A fa, Liverpool ■ r ßyronDavisoji(Rl MrMahon^ MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourlhjst., below Aroh. F'WJpnjtfßaß": Gen A Anderson. Pa * K MpbsJisn. Pji ' . , , Mrs A]den ; Cannonsburg , Mrs BirtowrWMb. Pa ’ Jns P Smith, Ohio KASkerr k wife,Pa • P P Emery,Boston WHByre . C 8 Lennox; Brooklyn ' fls.§F? ,y * II ® Hon W Bock, HAmsburs Jf ff. KntijJPottrnlle E Wethcrbea. Chicago. Ill* JP wjrUjniTrenton.NJ Hon JBGuthrie, wash T W WeUioftom Mom . B Barnet. Keaton. Fa ,J A lanes &U. Easton. Pa Bqht 8 Colder, Miss : J?«P r ?s** ,^ a 4* Mcmtonr, Pa H.Mudge. Wmgport S Beaforp, Luxerne co .w Colon. Pa OHopson,Cfinfon co - Lewis, York, Pa MBanUtx, York, Fa . .6 W Sylvester, N * ■W MoLe«l/Fft , , ; JMFnrrOr,NH AMERrOANHOTEL-Chestnutrt.. above Fifth, BanfECurtiss,<3)o,o. 'ELBtover.Cin. p r - JT Young. Ciij>oL . Wm Overend. Cm. 0 : . Sami B Ray. Cm. 0 _ Geo MeComas, Md -i • M'A-Forbasb, Worcester WmMMorris.NJ L W Johnson, Mas* ‘ W Leaman, Pa Geo &trllpn, Jr, Mass . James E Bird, Del * • John James, N Y wm Lewis. N Y . ft H Martin, B C FCPftiUy.ya •' JB McCrenrv,M Chmjk w Sharpe, Summit Hill R A Abbnit, Summit Hill w Hamer, Summit HiU ' Jos 8 Chahooo.Wjikesbarre j UßtoverAI«.NY - J)HCo®,NY JM Stolbanr, NY., JIM Gordon, N 0 fP§EX*Z, ' ■ . M« (Mbralth, Cel - JC Mnlt, Mui . Ijaswr"*" 1 n*«kV • eoW Compton, Md If 8 Mansfield. Mass *h« eed ' wiUism,lport JONES''HOTEL- Chestnut street. abqveSixth. EdwMcCann, Baltimore Ohasf E Sava**. Baltimore aJv BfeqemaafLaiioaster, Beoj 8 Bell. 8t Louis . Jjß Smith,'Me . . Jo* McDaniel &Vf, Bel , MiMMfiDMiieUOover, Del JI, Bradley. NY. . Mrs EP Star r. Charleston J R White. Baltimore H Anderson. Baltimore JCoudon.JrMd JohuTrippett.NY. Tho« R Abbott. Boston =. testis 'h™* 1 - AM»ni)49i)i M»m 'THE UNIOX HOTEL—Atoh •!,«(. above Third. ’ f P? 1 r GeoDßiddle.Pgr >:•- J AHau*,Gr«en Caatle.Fa . ; BBortoaufeia.RwtOQ LW Stewart, P* K.jH Johoemi, O.hio ,If Mawengef, Claval’d, 0 !*- !»4 n ?*r, ffiTOd^Aibanr r,./ i Cf«#;Hunoottanoo,ra wc Swan. Pa • <-XpKjror k-vnfoinJ. ’ BAble,Kftiton • Kft&nff *; u ’? a . CrßCopelMJa. K-Y- FGKline,M Chunk IRJBtTnlf.Ohio. • - .. Geo Jnhnson.Pa dims T/ohnyKaeton - - Beni Haywood, Pottuvilie aAJlßojj.rßtloili. JMii!ho]|an(i, Bt I.oma -ifi iV .i jBANKI.m HQU*S-Ohe«tnot ah, above Third. -- H- «p^ J P on “lS , f* Danville - IcU, Brooklyn v^Cßatterfiold.Md *JAT>SB Sixth. ®; \. S Jenkm*.Mechatuoaburg jnaOCrouee. Tyrone City - fttterMH,Pa-.i -Miaa'JjJ Hardy, Juniata Mrs M. jNrardr*/uautta oo ,M O Getty. Indiana, Pa liyer.Lyoommg,PA W HQlivar, ca ■ Biipbairi.Balt . ; ---- 'J-j • ='■ a NATIONiOi HOT3?i>—Pane Third. - - Jooftl»r .W.SSTKfaittaf tMew Hopoi OSnyder k la, Pa ..* -- Isfestel/PisS" .VrPi BW%«°Th :«OTBi>-gii't(.rt. : , aKva'phirtnut,' i ;:•? , > " . ¥&' -i -BrACK SEAR ROTElj—Third «t„ above Cullowhili. T Seislove.Pa j , -. 0 Mojer.TWontgoraery co Hartsvillo Mrs Finnev, Hartsville C Smith, Sumneytown E Cfulwalader. Buckingham ' p Harper, Jenkintown, , 0 Roads. Byberrv RVs Roads, By berry ~ J Robb. Klineayillo A Clay ton,Buck co B Krubb, Lanwlale M Artmau. Zionsville D Woodring, I.ehuh co Abraham Aohey, Suraney n Lindford Roods, Bybarry "William Harrier, Pennslrg Jamea M.Thomas, Bucks co A M Bright, Bemville. D LooHe, Readtnr Nathan Landes, District, Sami Fetter, Bucks co Henry Freed, Pennsburtf D B Boyer, Boyerstown Levi R Lash; Coxtown Danl Lehr, Dauphin co , ’; BALD EAGLE—Tliird street, above Callowhill. John Roads, Montscorn’y co J G Winke. Lehich oo O L Krauss, Lehigh oo Aaron Kachline. Pa John H Ketterer* f.v John Ketteror, Pa Reuben Stover, Monroe co A Levenrood, Monroe co Eli Griffith, Montgomery co T Aber, Balt, ‘John T Berger, Pa Gen Levan. Lancasterco yhosMorrow, Lauco -N C HofTman, M Chunk MARINE INTELLIGENCE. ' SEE FOURTH PAGE. : (Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.) NORFOLK, Nov. 7. Since my last we bare in Hampton Roads the ships Enterpe, Arey.76 days from Caiino: Michael Angelo, Eldriuge, 110 days from do; Gerald of ihe Morning, Baker, 7C days from do, and Jas Hovey, Robinson, 81 days from do—all wijh guano to order, we havo a re port here of a British bark from Rio do Janeiro for Hampton Roads, in ballast, being ashore 20 miles N of Hattera*.. where she is likely to be a total loss Her Captain is here, but I oannot get to see him, and do not know either ,his name or tiiat of the vGbbol. Ho has stripped her, and is here with his orew. 11. V. B. BY TBLXGRAPR TO TUB PRESS. New Yokk.Nov.B. Arrived ship Ellen Austin, and Caravan, from Liver pool, , - MEMORANDA. Steamship Keystone State, Msrehrann, hence at Char ' lesion at S r M, 7th inst. Steamship Persia, Judkins, for Liverpool, cleared nt New York yesterday. .Ship Goloonda. Purringson, cleared at Boston 7th inst, for Ceylon and Calautta. Bark Chevallier. Anderson, from Rio do Janeiro, Sept 25. aruved at New York yesterday. , .. , . «-Bark Powhattan, Simmons, for Lloata, sailed from Marseilles l&thult. Brig America, Robbins, from Alexandria, at Ports mouth 4th inst. , Brigs Geo Harris, French, from Boston, and Jas Cros by, French, from Portland for Philadelphia, sailed from Holmes’s Hole. 6th inst. . A SohrBN Bmuh.Bmith,'for Philadelphia, cleared at New. York yesterday. . „ , . Bohr Riohd Thompson, Lloyd, henoe at Gloucester 6th Soiir F Warren, Coombs, hence at Calais 27th ult. , Bohr Carthagena, Crops, honoe nt New Bedford 7th Sobra Ann S Brown, Brown, and H H Godfrey, weeks, henoe, arrived at Washington, £> C» yesterday. HOLMEB’B HOLE, Nov 4. P M-Ar schs Daniel G Floyd, Racket t Juliette. Chase, and White Squall, Bharp, Boston for Philadelphia; Flv. Cheoseman, Nan tucket (or Philadelphia: E F Lewie. York, Portland for do; Niagara, Donovan, Rookport, Mass, from do, Sailed brig Wm Moore. „ 6th—Ar schs Lammot Dupont, Corson, and John R Plater.Gandy,Philadelphia for Boston: Fanny,May hew: R Gilfillan, Smith : Julia Maine, Preston ; Cnas M Neal, Henderson; Voshti Sharp, Sharp, and Mary Nowell. Covili. Boston for Philadelphia. 6th— Arschs Eliza Williams,Taylor; M ABhropshi,e, Shropshire; Ida,Clark; JaneC Patterson,Hand; 8 FSol liday, Seaman; Paucaeset, Waplea; CharlesP Stickney, -Garwood; J Ireland, Bteelman, ana Theresa C. Granny, Philadelphia for Boston; Ocean Ranger, Tibbetts, Now , Juliette. White Squall, Fly, E F Lewis. Niagara, Robert Gilfillan, Julia Maine. Charles M Neal, Vashti Sharp, Mary Nowell, and .sobs James If Stroup, Corson,Philadelphia for Boston; Tirrell. Higgine, Baltimore fordo. Sid, revenue cutter Morris. , ; 10 AM. wind Last—ln port the above arrivals of to day, and schs Lnnimot du Boot, John R Plater, Ida. Eliza Williams, M A Shropshire, J, O Patterson, SF Holliday, Pauganett, Charles P Stiokney, J Ireland, Theresa O. \ MARRIED. ALTEMUS—EYRE.—On the Bth inst,, by the Rev. Philip Brooks, Henry Altemus to Hannah 8., daughter of the late Nathan w. Eyre. „ ,* = HERITAGE—BATEMAN.—At Bhckwoodtown, New Jersey, on the7th instant, by Rev.flonj.B. Everett, Mr. Wm. W.Hontage, of Denton, Md., to Miss Augusta H, Bateman, of the former place. DOWNIE-SMITH.-On the Ist inst., by Rev.D.W. Bartine, Mr. Joseph SevelingeDownie to Miss Anna R. Smith, both of Philadelphia. RICHARDS—THOMPSON.—Nov. Sd. by Rev. Jolm Chsmliers, Mr. Davis B. Richards to Miss Jonnnotte Thompson, all of this city. * L * SPEIBE-CAMPBKLL.-On tho 19th Sept., by the Rev. Noble Frame. Mr. Peter M.Speise to Miss Alary Roberts, both of Philadelphia. . . * - DELL—VAlL.—October 25, by Friends’ coremonr, Thomas W. Dell, ot Philadelphia, to Jeannette H. Vail, of Gnakcrtown. N. J. * . GARDINER—MOIH.—At San Francisco, California, on the 13tb September, by Rev. Dr. Scott, Mr. Thomas Gardner, of Baoramento, to Miss Hannah E. Moir, of Philadelphia. >* McGOwaN—LOVB.—On the lltb October, by Rev. William Rhoads, Mr. Edward McGowan to Mias Annie Love, both of this city. * . HVNTER—PROCTOR.—On the 25th September, by Rev. Franklin Moore, Mr. Charles Edwin Hunter to Miss Mary Virginia Proctori both of this city. * SNYDEH-WATTER.-Nov. 6th. by Rev. I. D. Wil liamson. Cbsries H. Snyder to Magdalen, only daughter of Charles and Anna Watter, both of this city. * DIED. HAMPTON.—On theBth inst., alter aliagering illness, Elizabeth Hampton. Her relatives and fnonds are respectful!; invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of william G. Skillmsn, No. 1012 Wallace street, to-day, the 9th inst., at2o*clock. P. M.. without further notice. * HOLBROOK.—On SatardAv afternoon, 6th inßt., Capt. Benjamin Holbrook, in h s81«t year. Tho relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend his funeral,‘from his late resi dence, No, 7MSouth Front street, on tliia(Wedneßday) afternoon, Bth inst., at o’clock, without further no tice. To proceed to Trinitr Church. The Ship Masters’ Society Are also respectfully invited. * JONES.—Suddenly, on the 7th inst.. Wm. R. Jotios, son of Jacob and Catharine Jones, in the 22d year of his age. * Funeral from the residence of his father, No. 423 Rich mood street. Gate Queen,) Kensington. Eighteenth ward, on this (Wednesday) afternoon, nt 2 o’clock. * FOULKROD.—On the 7th inst., Mtvhaia, wife of John Fouikrod, in the 67th year of her age. Funeral from the residence nf her husband. John Foulkmd, No. 5 Romam Block, Fronkford, on Thurs day Afternoon, At 1 o’clock. ** GRAHAM.—On-the 6th inst., Mr. John Graham, in the 43d year of his ace. Funorat from his late residence. Market street, near the first toligate, West Philadelphia, on this (Wednes day) afternoon, at 1 o’clock. * SHORT.-t-Nov, 6. Joaeph Power, eon of Benj. and Lizzy Short, aged 8 years and 3 months. Fanemi from the residence of his parents, No. 637 Marshall street, on this< Wednesday) afternoon, at 2 o’clock. * , KRYDER.—On the 7thinst„ Frederika Augusta Kry der, in the )#th year of her age. * PANCOAST.—On the 6th inst., Abbie Pancoast, in the 3?d year of her age. * Black velvet poplinu.-Jusi re ceived, best quality plain Black all-wool • ■ OTTOMAN POPLINS. Also. Block Velour Reps all qualities. So. Cashmeres, Lupin’s make. o. Satin de Chinos, all qualities. Do. Bombazine*, all qualities. Do. French Mennnes, Lupin’s make. •• Do. Thibet Long Shawls. Black and Second Mourning Bay State Long and Square Shawls. BESSON k SON* Mouruinr Btore, i)5 808 CHESTNUT Street. SPECIAL NOTICES. Cocin! Coml Com! PHALON k SON’S COCIN , THE ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE Made from COCOA-NUT OIL, FOR PROMOTING THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR, Tbit valuable preparation is rapid)? taking: the place of over? article now in use, asjt restores the hair to ils natural color and brilliancy. One trial will sat isfy all those who have used an? other preparation. FHALON & SON’S COCIN . Promotes the growth of the hair. FHALON k SON’S COCIN ■ Prevents the hair falling off. fHALON k SON’S COCIN . Kills and removes dati4?u£ FHALON k SON’S COCIN Gives new life to the human Hair. PHALON k SON’S COCIN Makes the Italy rich and glossy. FHALON k SON'S COdN Is the most perfect dressing for the hair. / FHALON k SON’S COCIN Leaves no disagreeable odor. . PHALON k SON'S COCIN Leaves no stieky substance. PHALON k SON’S COCIN Costs 25 and 00 Cents a Bottle. Be sure and ask for PHALON'S COCIN, and see that you get no other, as there are many imitations of this article in tho market. Prepared by PHALOf k SON, Manufaotams of the Golden Crest Perfumery, New York. For sale wholesale by W. B. ZIBBER No. lA3South Third slreot. T. S. PETERSON k BRO’fi.No. 206 Chesnut street. E. H. HUNT & CO N.W. cor. Fifth AChesnut BOLDEN’S No. 708 Market street. T. W. DYOTT A SON’S No. 218 North Second si. AND BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND FANCY DEAL ERS. no7-mws(»t Elegant Fall and Winter Clothing— at Robert H. Adams', southeast corner of Seventh and Market streets— Dress Coats of the bent quality; Business Coats, Promenade Coats, and Riding Coats, in all the latest styles, andastook of Overcoats that cannot be surpassed in variety, style, or quality. .A full and complete stock of Black and Fancy Caisi mere Pants, of the best and choicest fabrics, and a su perb'stock of Silk, Velvet, Cashmero, Grenadine. Cloth, Satin, and Cawimcre Vests, all cut, mode, and trimmed equal to ouitomer Work, expressly for retail griet, and will bt sold at the most reasonable pfitts. , nMinw&tb-tojftl The Nb Plor Ultra !—Jules llaubl’s VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DVB hn« no rival in the world._ Perfectly harmless, its action is instantaneouK in changing the color of the hair into a soft, brilliant, natural brown, blaok, or auburn, without injuring tho hair or rendering it harsh, as is the case with other dyes. Sold by all druggists, and br JULEB HAUEL Sc CO.. No. 70i CHEBNUT Street, Philadelphia. fto7-d- tober M, 1859. rtotico is hereby given, that nn election for thirteen airectora.tpH6rverprj.be ensuing year, will lie hold at hoBANXINIJ HOUSE, on MONDAY. November 21st, between the hours of 10 A. M and 8 P. M. The Annual mooting of the Stockholders will beheld at the same place, on TUESDAY, Novoinber Ist, at 12 o'clock M. oelS-tngl W, L.BCHAFFER, Cashier. rr*s=» FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’ BANK l *3 . Puilabklpjua, October 3d, ]fc9. Notioe is hereby given thatnn election for Thirteen JireQtorswiUbe heldntthe Banking House on MON JAY, NovemborSlst, 1869, between the hoursof 9o'clock A. M. and 3 o'elook V. M.; and a general meeting of the Stockholder* will be held on TUEBDAY, November Ist, at4o'clock?. M., at the Banking Bouse. o 4 dtn2l W. RUSHTON. Jr.. Cashier. nrs* SOUTHWARK BANK—PIULADEL i .3 , PHIA, October 3d, JBS9. Notioe is hereby given that an election for Thirteen Jireptors will be held at the Banking House on MON JAY, Noveinbor 21st, 1859, between the hour* of 10 o’olock A. M> and 3 o'clock r. M.; and u general meet* ng of the Stockholders will be hold on TUESDAY, No vember Ist, at 13 o’olook M. r>4-dtp3l F. P. STEEL. Cashier. THE PHILADELPHIA BANK.—OUT JJ? 4, 1859. The annual meetmq’of tho Stockholder* of this Bank vtllbehold ntthe Banking House on TUESDAY, the first day of November next, at 15} o'clock M. And the animal election for Director* will be held nt theiiankmg House on MONDAY, the 21*tdavofNo. vember next, between the hour* or 10 A. M. and 2 I\ M. 05-wfr&m tn2l B. B. COMEOYB, Cashier. rnft&r 1 ? C^ H A N1 c 5 * bank.-piiiladel- Ik 3 . PHIAf October 4tb, 1859, Notioo t* hereby given that an olootion for Thirteen JireotoT*. to serve the ensuing year, will be held at the Banking House on MONDAY, November 31st, from 10 A. M. to 3 P.M. The annual meeting of the Stockholders will be hold on TUESDAY, November Ist, at 12 o'clock M. ofi-wfrAm tn2l J. G. MITOHKLL. Cashier. [Y?* COMMERCIAL BANK OF FENNSLY- L 3, VANIA. Philadelphia, Oct. 15. 1859. Notice is lereby given, that an eleotion for THIRTEEN DIREC TORS to serve tho ensuing year, will l»o held at tho LINKING HOUSE on MONDAY, 21et November, be tween the hours of 18 A. M. and 3P. M. The Annual meeting of the Stockholder* will be hold at the same place on TUESDAY,Ist November, at 12 o’clock M. S. C. PALMER, opl7-mwf-tn2l* Cashier. n r 5 s * m ??J? I JML. SOCIETY' OF L CJITY OP PHILADELPHIA.—Mr. JOHN P. ARiUSON. the Agent of tin* Association, is now calling upon the public for the purpose of soliciting con tributions.to enable the Managers to prosecute the im portant work of tho Society. A favorable reception and a liberal response is earnestly asked for him. ® v GEORGE H.'JTUART, President R. K. IKBFLICH. BecretarvF THOMAS T. MASON, Treasurer, a ... „ __ 434 Market street. Society'll Office, 631 North street oai-mwAs-Sw T ilE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF ‘*• THE FINE ARTS. „ NOTICE TO STUDENTS. BTho Evening Studies by gas-light, from tho Castaoi jwhJM statuary, ooimnenco on SATURDAY, October f om moneeß it« studies on MONDAY EVENING, October 3d, at 7 P. M. « .r , JOHN SARTAIN, *2o-H chairman of the Oommitteo on Imtructiou. AMERICAN CARPETINGS AND Oil. T HU KE-Pi.y, 1 INGRAIN, nml . of all VKNITIAV quahtoj. CARI’KTINGS. J RJAlio. Woollen Drnepels, Cocoa Matting, Ruga ami Door Mat*, for sale at lowest cash prices by _ 0 , aT , RKKYfc 1,. KNIGHT, 202 South BECOND Street, West 8 de, above Spruce. PNGUSII CAHPJETINGSj _ (Lata Importation*.) TAPESTRVTBRUSaELS, ... VELVET OAR PETINOS, ol tlie most approved make, for sale by fettEVE Ti. KNIGHT, South BECONP Street, >t9-ct West Side. npiIERE IS NO SUCH THING AS FAIL. . 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REAL RUSSIAN SABLE OAPEB, HALF CAPES, MUFFS AND CUFFS. HUDSON BAY SABLE CAPES, HALF CAPES, MUFFS AND CUFFS. AMERICAN MINK SABLE CAPES, HALF CAPES, MUFFS AND CUFFS. SIBERIAN SQUIRREL CAPES. HALF CAPES, MUFFS AND CUFFS. also, # STONE MARTIN, FINE DARK GERMAN FITCH, and ererr othe r well-seasoned FUR. The largost assortment in the oity. It is rospeotfully submitted to Ladies that, in their soarch for articles in this department, their convenience will be better consulted at the PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM, which, being devoted exclusively to the sale of artioles for Ladies’Attire offers inducements not obtainable elsewhere. j. w. proctor & co., THE PARIS MANTILLA, CLOAK, AND FUR EMPORIUM, 708 CHESTNUT STREET. nl-dxs-tf Black beaver cloths for ladies. .CLOAKS. RIBBED AND PLAIN. Also, Black French Lady Cloths of a lighter texture; a full line of the different prices just oponed. Also, a fine fresh Stock of WHITE GOODS. L'dios and Gents’ Linen Cambric lIDKFS, in great variety, BLACK ALPACAS, From 29 Cts to sli)o—Rich and Glossy. CHEAP EMBROIDERIES. . French and Swiss Worked Collars, on Swiss and Cam* brio Muslins. Al»'*,Betsat«ro&tl» reduced prices. PLAID GOODS REDUCED IN PRICE from 44 ands7K to SI ots. Rich Plaid Favoritasat2scts. BHAWLS! SHAWLS! A splendid stock of Broche, Blanket and Stella Shawls, very desirable. CHARLES ADAMS, og-smwtf EIGHTH and ARCH Streets. Hosiery goods.—j. wm. hof- MANN. No. 9 North EIGHTH Street, has now open Ins rallßtock of Hosiery Goods, vis s Undervests and Drawers ptCartwTight and Warner’s superior manu facture, for ladies and misses’ wear. .Merino Shirts and Drawers, tor gents and youths. Menno Hosiery, Cotton Hosiery, Woollen Hosiery, Gloves and Gaunt lets, aud goods generally appertaining to the Hosiery business. J..W.H. respectfully solioits the attention of families to his stock, assuring them that his stock is un excelled for variety by any other in the city, and that his prices are as lowas those of any other regular house. N. 13.—N0 abatement made from the prices named. •31-wfmtf IyUSSIA CRASH. Six bales, comprising all Qualities of aheap real Russia Crash. Also, American and Scotoh Toweling. Scotch and Bird-Eye Diaper, Colored Bordered Damask Towels. CLOTH AND VELVET CLOAKS. Frenoh Sample Cloaks, of newest designs. New Shapes of Cloth Cloaks. Velvet Cloaks, Crotchet-Trimmed. Also, Lyons Black Velvets, alt widths. Tricots. Beavers. Castors, Chinchillas, Mixed Cloths, for Travelling Cloaks. BHARPLEBS BROTHERS, ng CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets, CANTON FLANNELS, A_i Bleached and Brown, in various qualities, import ed by BHARPLEH BROTHERS, ng CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets. MAGNIFICENT N&W GOODS OPEN -ITX INO DAILY!!! THORN LEY fc CHISM, EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN, have an excellent stock of Iron* Bfoch* Bhawls at $8,910,912,9X4, $15,913, 820. $22, end $25. Sqimro Brocne Shawls. Stella Shawls. Ac., 4c. Inmx and Square Blanket Shawls Ladies and Mieses. Gents* and Boys* Shawls, from 9440 up. The Reversible Bhawl for sfi, worth 8?A0! CLOAKS. By the best New York and Philadelphia Manufacturers, from $3.50 up to $23!! 1 Wide Silk Velvets. Beaver Cloths, &0., Ao. gassimorea. Ratinetts.&o., for Men's and Boys' Wear. LACK SILK, 10 per cent, under regular prices ! Fancy Silks, unusually cheap. Beautiful Dress Goods, in great variety. The Prettiest low priced Delaines in the city. BLANKETS, of the best English and American •Manufacture. THORNLEY 4 CHISM Buynh/crCash. Thtv can't and won’t b« Undersold ! N. E. corner EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN. 030 LADIES’ FANCY FURS. GEO. F. WOMRATH. NOS. 415 AND 417 AROU STREET, HAS NOW OPEN HIS UBUAL CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF FURS, Made of stock selected by himself in Europe during the past Spring. 0028-3ra LJYRE & LAN DELL. FOURTH AND ARCH, Are prepared to suit families with their WINTER DRY GOOES. FRENCH MKRINOEB, LADIES’ CLOAK CLOTHS, WIDE SILK VELVETS, BROCHE LONG SHAWLS, FINE WOOLLEN do., 4*4 ALL WOOL PLAIDS, FASHIONABLE DE LAINES, Do. PLAID SILKS, SUPERIOR BLACK SILKS. UNSHRINKING FLANNELS, FANCY SACK FLANNELB, FINE STOCK OF BLANKETS, CASSIMERE3 FOR BOYS, BLACK FRENCH CLOTHS. N. B.—'The above Goods are all at the low rates of ; the season. 0020-tN2U BRONZES, 40., 4c. fjIALL AND WINTER CLOAKS. A Newest Patterns Fall Cloaks. Winter Cloakadaily opening, i Black Beaver Cloaks. Black Tricot Cloaks. Bhok French Cloth Cloaks. Cloaks made to ord-r at oaeday’s notice. Prices ssto gift. COOPER 4 OONAKD, 010 NINTH and MARK! PASSIMERES, CLOTHS. Thick Plain Caaaimeres, Heavy Black Cassimeres. Stout Fancy Styles. Rugged Mixtures, Plaids and Stripes, 54 and 4-4 First-rate Black Doeskins. Black Broadcloths $1 JO to 9*. Ladies' Cloaking Cloths. COOPER 4 CONARD. 010 NINTH and MARKET. FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’ BANK, Philadelphia, November Ist, 1869. The Directors have THIS DAY declared a Dividend of FOUR PER CENT, payable on demand. n3-fit W. RUBHTON. Jh„ Cashier. jyjECIIANICS' BANK, Philadelphia, Nor. The Directors have THIS DAY declared a Dividend of FIVE PERCENT, lor the list six months, payable on and after the 11th inst., agreeably to charter, nJ-iltll 1.0. MITCHELL. Cl>hi«r. GIIRARD BANK, Philadelphia, Nov. 1, r isw. The Directors have THIS DAY declared a Dividend of THREE PER CENT, out ol the profits for the last six months, payable, free of Slate tax, on or after the Uih instant, in con formity with the provisions of the Goneral Banking Law. W. L. fcCIIAFhER, n2dtll Cashier. (CONSOLIDATION BANK, Philadelphia J Nov. 1, 1869. , * ■ft The Directors have TIIIB DA\ declared a Dividend of THREE PER CENT., payable on and alter the 10th instant. By order of the Board of Directors. n2*wfnitnh> JOS. N. PIKRBQL, Cashier. Bank of penn township, Phiia delphia, Nov. 1,1%9. , —. . . The Dlteotor* have TUISDA\ declared a Dividend of FOUR PER CENT, on the Capital Stock for the last six months, payable on demand, dear of State tax.. n2-J2t JAMES RUSSELL, Cashier. CAUTION !—ASTROLOGY!—LOOK OUTS-GOOD NEWS FOR ALL!—The never failing Mrs. VAN HORN is the beat; she suc ceeds when all others have tailed. All who are in trouble, all who have been unfortunate, deceived by false promises, fly to her tor advice and comfort. In for* affairs she tuvtr fails. She has the secret of winning the affections of the opposite sex. It is this fact wnich induces illiterate pretendors to try to imitate her, and copy her advertisement. She shows you the likeness of your future wife, husband, or aidant friend. It is welt known to the public at large that she is the first and only person who pan show the likeness in reality, and can give entire satisfaction on all the con cerns of life, whioh can be tested and proved by thou sands, both married and single, who daily and eagerly visit her. Come one! come allt to No.liM LOMBARD Street, between Jnniperand Broad. nB-et* SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF COTTON K 3 TWINE, for MlO bj EGBERT E. EVANS, oli-lnm UtOHESTNUZ Strnt. RETAILDRY GOODS. CLOAK, AND FUR EMPORIUM, 708 OUESTNCT STREET. fIHARI'DESS BROTHERS, CHESTNUT and ElGHTHStraat*. DIVIDENDS. wants, - ■ - OITDATION WANTED—In some Mer- SsleimAn, or m lh » tss&rsag: CALESMEN WANTED-On Ist of Jsnu ary next, In a first-elas* Notion House, teenier » I trge and attractive stoolc of goods. Salesmen rollr ae quainted with and able to influence a large amonnt of trade, one from Pennsylvania, and one from V rvini* None need, apply unless they possess the above euehfi cations. Alt communications confidential. Address “p Q.,” at this offioe. * 'VI/'ANTED.-An Experienced Book-keeper V v and Business man win be open to an engagement from January Ist, with an Importing, Jobbing, or Ma nufacturing establishment. 8a isfactory city reference given. Address “ Books,” inis Office. Communica tions «trictly confidential. n7-3t* TVTANTfiD—By a Young Man, who has * * hadmany years experience, a Situation aa Sales* maa in a wholesale Cloth or Commission House. Can ?®«orafDended. andean influence trade. Ad dress ”D. P. V.?> p, tss Office. n7-3t* l-TOUSE OF REFUGE.—Wanted, a Male •* Assistant in the White Department. Apply to . JAMES J. BARCLAY, Chairman of thn Executive Committee, No. 3, ATHENAUM BUILDING. ANTED—A German Designer for all . .*/ kinds of Woollen Cloths. A permanent and lucra* tive position is offered to a German having the follow ing Qualifications, vu.: A thorough knowledge of the */«npb and Kngl.sh Languages, an aocurate knowledge of Woollen Manufactures as earned on abroad, and it W«l!e,‘c&t*“ “ u » “« “<> f ‘“°J A prectical Weaver and Deiltner. and aona other need apply, to M South FRONT Street. 010-mwl-tf ti I.ETIT] A Street FOR SALE AND TO LET. TO CAPITALISTS, SPECULATORS, MECHANICS. AND FARMERS.—JOHNSON ie herewith hi. PATENT CHURN, and ml! Oder it for •ale, br Counties or States, from the place which will be made known at the next issue of the papers. The r j r A! )llte more Butter from the same amount 2* Muk and Cream, either sweet or sonr, than any other Churn now known or m use. and will do it in leu than four minutes. The sweet-milk Butter will be the best and largest yield. Respeotfuily, DANIKL JOHNSON. n9-tf WALNUT-STREET HOllik. TO LET—-The Store and Dwelling N. E. corner of OGDEN and ONTARIO Street, with modern improvements, and in complete order. Rent S2W. Key next door. Apply at SB5 North FIFTH Street, third door below Green street, at 8 A.M. and 2 and HP. M. afl-wfadt* TO LET—3d, 4th, and sth Stories of the new building 413 ARCH Street. Well calculated rpr a ugnt manufacturing business, having two sky lu hts, anu water and water closets; also, gaa and gas fixtures. Apply on the premisea. n9*et* rPO BOOK*BINDERS.—FOR SALE—A , First-class Bookbindery and Blank-Book Manu factory, looated.m Harrisburg, Pa., having a large run of custom—it being the only Jobbing establishment in the place. a > All the machinery is of the very best and nearly new, purchased about a year and a half ago. There is also a good stock of Binders’ Boards, Leather, Ac.,on hand, which will be sold at cost. There is an insurance of on it. , The proprietor, not being a practical binder, and wishing to engage m other business, will sell at an ftnu sual bargain. The terms will be easy, and a good, stead/ workman can purchase to advantage. Address or apply immediately, for full particulars, to GEO. A. BROOKS, _ nM;* Harrisburg, Pa, I7*OR SALE—A Half Interest in a Popu lar WEEKLY LITERARY PAPER, well es tablished, in a city where there is no other paper of its oiats It has a large circulation, and affords a most desirable opportunity for profitable investment to any one ef literary taste. Address, for full particulars, ” Z. Y X..” Baltimore, Md. na-7t*_ FOR BALE—A valuable Lot of Ground, U 8 feat by 100, three fronts, water and gas laid on ono.fronts suitable for a church or factory. It is situa ted in the Southwestern part of the oity, in a rapidly im proving neighborhood. Terms easy. Address, for par ti n4-tf TO BUILDERS AUD OTHERS.—The Materials in all the Market Houses, in MARKET Street, will be sold low in lots to suit purchasers, vis: Shingle Roof, 40,000 feet of Tin Roofing. 100,000 feet of Boards and Soantling, UQjOQO Pacing and other Bricks, Meat Hooks, Fire Wood, AOOO feet of Curb Stone, Ac. Apply SEVENTH, above Thompson street. nt-m* NATHAN W. ELLIS. f&g FOR SALE—The Mill Property, late of E*‘« BENJAMIN PARRY, deceased, situate in tbs bo rough of New Hope, Bucks county, Pennsylvania, con sisting of a Grist and Saw-Mill; the former having two overshot water wheels and three run of Burr Mill Btones, with Corn kiln, and the necessary machinery for manu facturing Grain, either for Grist or Merchant work: the latter has a convenient Log yard attaohed, and is driven by an overshot water-wheel, with cast-iron tearing; there is also a frame tenement on the premises. The Milts are turned by thy never-railing stream of water known as “ Great Bpnng Run,” and are capable of coins a large business. The Oanalson each side of the Delaware River and the Belvidere Delaware Railroad afford facilities for communication with the cities of Philadelphia and New ' ork. end for the transportation of freight at all sea sons of the year, which make it a desirable location ior any kind ofmanufacturing purpose. The above will be sold tow, as the heir* are desirous of setihnr the estate. For fortwir particulars, apply to CHARLES B. KNOWLKS«on the nrenuses.or to OLI VER PARRY, SEVENTEENTH Btreet, below Green, Philadelphia. 031-Ut* TO LET —A Second-story Room, conve nient to the state House, suitable for a Lawyer’s Office. Apply 431 CHESTNUT Street. sU BOARDING. A VERY ELEGANT SUITE OF ROOMS, on second floor, with b'umLto be let, either se parate or together, withprivate table if desired. Apply. N. K. corner SIXTEFNTIIandLOCUST Sts. nB-3t* LODGING 800 MS, for Gentlemen, second story, handsomely furnished, private entrance, gas, Ac. 302 UNION Street n4-4t* TWO Communicating .Rooms ; also, One small one vacant, at 1923 WALNUT Street. n3-4t* REMOVALS. Removal henry sxevenson, TAILOR, bees to inform his numerous friends and customers that he has Removed to33d CHESTNUT Street, second door below Fourth, South side, where he will keep a fine assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Doe skins, Overcoatings. Cashmere Vestings, Ac., ahich he will be pleased to sell on the most reasonable terms. nS-lm* Removal.— martin * wqlff have Removed to No. 331 MARKET Street, Sooth etda, belov Fourth, where the, ofier & ehoiee ueortmeot ol Fill and Winter Goode, at verv low price*. «13-,m MILLINERY GOODS. a MRS. M. S. BISHOP, of 015 CHEST . A ?TERNOON, For.tni MMOial accommrd&tura of Pu«ot> Guardians all the diversified attractions of the Great p3 ‘ ,n ud DAN RICE, k“- •elf, vill appear and “cut ap. ’ * M T . r KVKKIHG, Nov. 9, Sf*ti Mfi E- BAH RICE « Ua . The Paraxon of K>phants.“ Lall* Bookfc:” the Talk *“S«n op?n.« 0 p?n.«S I »» <1, !4 r;M tbe F«fonntnf !fejuaoeeroe and ® ni ?. 6roo » foenea in the circle. bj^teg^agM^r nem * funay * ati °- A K v££P? ITIOK 0P di SSOLVING tojhZSufmt M.^ CHURCH. ARCH, on thii WEDNESDAY EVENING 9th inst., at 7Xo clock. Ticket* 30 cent*. Children, ’half prion—to be procured at the door. ouuraa> QRAND JUBILEE, “ : HONOR OP THE CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY SCHILLEJt’BBIRTHDAY, THLRSDAk, THE 10TH OP NOVEMBER, IS®, tU 7 o’clock P. M_ ' _ at m ACADEMY OP Mt’SIC. PROGRAMME. 1. Jabilee-rOvertnre... .CARL MARIA VON WEBER. 2. Oration in German GUSTAVOS RFMAIC via 1. Overture—Kjmont. .LTOWIG VAN BKKTfIOV?S. - 4. Oration m En|Usb Her. W. H. FURNESS, D. b. 1. rmrodocbon- 1 * LoheoKnn”’RICHARD WAGNER I. Jubilee—Poem by Fred. Freiligralh, read br Unveiling of the STATUE OF SCH^LLfeß.^^^^* j. schtllee-I«g t> a .. „ ANDREAS ROMBERG. G®Hn*a muni cal societies, ccn anting of 300 Ladies and Gentlemen. Many member* of tbe Coxilia and a large camber of other Amateur*. The followins Ltiie, M d Gentlemen hnrn BmUr con tented to siat tbe Solo parts: S^-SS&X HAJOHA * i K SEJ - Mr. JACOB. M» HAIfN. Mr. TEUPEL. Ms. SCHILLER, Mr.ZEITZ, „ ~ Mr. ARTHUR VOELDEN. * Musical Leader and Conductor—CAßL SEXTZ The Overtures, introductions, and Instrumental Music by the GERMANIA OROHEBTRA, atToSioS** ** 6 o'clock. Performance**commence Ticket*, at ts .and SO cent*, to be had of Sehanfer ft Koradi, Fourth and Wood street*; Andre ft Co., 1M SOU* TW ' ■*•« F - W - «- Reserved seats, at an extra ebarve of SO cents, no vfil;!^<£. r Ai the Academr of Moste on Wednesday, November Ah. and Thursday, fetaSl I'*'” 1 '*'” U.. W of, o'clock A, S’. Fiinou appljrlM for rwrred seau. who b»T» al rMd/ procar edllc * e t« »t SO cents, ciait Yukti tbcca ei ouagra %t the Box Offioo, ani obtain otbor tickota ud corraipoadmg chaokx. aoS-3t* THE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA RE •poc tfollj ■ oboubc# that their FIRST GRAND FORTV PERFOBMEgs. HALL ’ Orcfcuta of Pne« of^utweriptioa—Tbree Ticket* for Sob •cnption Liit open HAndre’eanU Reek k. Lmtm'n at M.F. Hell. Bin«!e ticket*. GNR DOLLAR eMh; to be had at the door m the sight of the Concert only. For particnUrs Me programme. TUcDONOUGITS GAIETIES—RACE ST. THIS iis3&H£iii «Mk. fo«,d -•o upon ta# thrilling incidents of • THE MEXICAN WAR, A. M. HERNANDEZ AXT> . . . MON 8. CALADINB la tao principalcart*. GREAT RAND OP . v BEREXADERB, Giving th* be»t ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY. »3 tf W ILL SHORTLY CLOSB . * Tb« Elbilniion of DI'ESELDORF PAINT INGS, « th. ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS ineludlM THE MARTYRDOM OP JOHN HUSS. * Ojxn j/ulj, ircit.» A. M. UIUF. M.,mud7 toUP. M. AdtmwonZSe.aU. n3-tal3 fjiIRST GRAND CONCERT - or THU UNION ASSOCIATION. AT MV SIC ALFV Nlt HAIL, On TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 3,133fc TICKETS 15 CEN'TS. Door. QQ.n at fill o’clock. Coacrt oommooc. . 1 7 1 , HHEMPLE of wonders. A NorthMrt cora.r or TENTH and CHESTNUT BtreeU—Second Story. SIGNOR BLITZ’S NKW AND WONDERFUL DRAWING-ROOM ENTERTAINMENTB of MAGI CAL METAMORPHOSES. VENTRILOQUISM, and the LEARNED CaNARY BIRDS, at hi* NEWHaLL. EVERk EVENING during the WEEK, commencing on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at S. Adtmaiion 24 cent*. Children IS cent*. oSS-lm* ORCHESTRA.—PUBLIC VF Rehearsals every SATURDAY at MUSICAL FUND HALL, at 3K o’clock P. M. A package of eight ticket*, one oollar. Single tickets. 29 cent*. To be o*4 at G. And re *, and Beck 4 Lawton’* Mutio Store*, any at the door. oIS-3m WOLYSOHN and CARL BOHN- Vy STOCK’S SPRIKS OF SIX CLASSICAL SOIREES, At the Foyer ofthe ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Subscription* will be remind at the Mcsio Btore* of G. Andre 4 Co., 1104 Chestnut street; Lee 4 Walker, 722 Chestnut street; Beck 4 Lawton, comer of Berentii and Chestnut streets; A. Bhmidt, 23 Sooth Eighth street, where the prospectus and programme* can bis seen. oH-Im MERCHANT TAILORS* O. THOMPSON. TAILOR, N. E. CORNER SEVENTH AND WALNUT STS., Devotes entire personal attention to orders, and keeps always on hand a desirable Tiriety of GOODS FOR MEN’S WEAR. N. B.—PANTALOONS, as cut by me, are warranted to give satisfaction, and a* many find itdl£cult to ge suited, I issue this special notice. 802-wfm2mif SAYING PUNDS. OPRING GARDEN SAYING FUND SO* ►3 CIBTY OF PHILADELPHIA. Offioe, No.snNoithTHlßD Street (Consolidation Bank BnikJinr.) CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF?£W SYLVAN IA. Deposits received in sum* of On* Dollar and upwards, and mpaid In Gold, with