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’ under thenaine of. the. “ All
about - twenty, of oiir.'bost
: >- <playera.-—“The tides in the river have been very
-r» high' ; fbr-the paai; day- or two*on aooount of the
: - heavy rains tbat provaftsd' ilariqg Saturday and
• r; . Sunday. unebf two points on ; the Jersey side of
- the river<have hcen overflowed. -A hew yaoht
V. club.under the hamS.bf the “George ;Connell
■{;* Ysent ’.has beeEr.etarted iii West Philadoi
- grand tbjr‘n» baUjnatoh'will take placo
J r *b Queen street and Plank
• .road, on ThankaglHn#/afternoon. Bali given at
14 o’clock; .Forty playerf are to be in the field,
and the nublio are invited to attend.——During
' October, thefollowinj; amouuto wore
Beeson porta, $246; on coast
ing vessel*, $118 ; ■ examination of passengers, $118;
, removing' nuisances, 525412; permits for
- burials, «0.,‘ $2OB 50; board of patients at hospi
tal, $ll 25; licenses,. $100; fines collected, $25.
. Total, $1,139 87.' Thero bas been collected einoe
~ the Ist of January, $12,447 47, which is $2,406 84
.more than the entiro amount paid into the treasury
- daring 1858.: The sohii-annual session of the
GrandlrtdgeT, Q. of O. F."wiU oommenoe at nine
o’plook this morning, in the Hall, Sixth street, be*
! ' low Race. The G?and* Encampment I. O. of 0. F.
commenced its annual eossion ktiive o’clock yes
terday afternoon in the samo place.-—The mason
• work of the bridge over Frank ford oreek is noarly
" completed, and it is expected the straotnro will
soon. be.open to the public use. ‘The following*
■;> named, .aldermen have paid tho sums annexed to
■their,.names into the City Treasury, the samo being
. the amount of fines and penalties collected by them
during October: C;. tfrasier, $l2; Thos. Dallas,
• 's2s ;X B* Kennedy, $92 12j John Clouds, $23 48;
r “ ;o;"L.:Rain'sdell, s4r26j J- Plankinton, $B4 05;
R. Hutchinson, §4O 50; Joseph King, $lO J W. P,
- Hibbard, $2l 60; A. if. Shoemaker, $44; W. H.
, Button $l6. In making our notice of tho South'
’ wark Literary Institute, the types m&do us err in
elating the officers. Wo should have said that Ezra
. B. Ely whs elected treasurer, and not James C.
Justice. The Rev, Dr.’ Harrow, who was pastor
. .. of :the,First Baptist Church, in Camden, for about
- six months, resigned his' charge on Sunday ovo
; ping last, and has accepted a call to Trenton.——
A new 1 church is in course of ereotlon on Fourth
.street. bol<w Benson; Camden. This is the third
edifice, intended for divine worship, that has been
commenced,during the present season. Whencom
„.' pie ted they will inoreaae the number to twelve. -
EprcATiOMAi.—The night schools of this
city, were never so well attended aa at present. It
is incontemplation tp extend the term as fat as
March—a movement jrhich would certainly tend
towards the. happiest results. The great mistake
bfi those controlling those schools is; the short time
they allow to oach season. To bo sure, we cannot
bJawo the controllers for not oxtending this term,
for, very frequently, the appropriation of Coun
cils was out before Christmas This system of eve
ning education in public schools is one of the most
• effective, beoauso u addresses itself,to a olnss of
people thirsting for knowledge, and prevented, by
fortune or circumstances, from quenching that do
siro. It speaks to our mechanics and our laborers
—-to mon and women whose income is the rosult of
toil, anxiety, and disappointment. That it is so
popular, is an evidence' of crowing intolligenco
among the people. c The smallest thing we can do
is to foster that popularity .by our municipal
bounty..
Rowpyibu* —Richard Hines and Daniel
George had ; a hearing yostorday morning, before
Alderman Brazier, on the oharge of disturbing the
family of Fordinand Groenwalt, No. 158 North Se
cond street-on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Green wait
keeps a tailor store, and as Hines and George were
about drunk enough to mistake n pair of scissors
fqr a glass of whisker, they insisted upon some
thing to drink. Mr. Greenwolt assorted the fact
Of his not keeping liquor, at tho same time tender
ing a glass of pure and liquid water. Thoir reply
was an assault upon his person, and a disturbance
generally, which was finally terminated by tho
good offices of some of the officers. Tho alderman
committed them both. .
Sunday; Ahusemehts.—A band of Lieut.
Hampton’s officers made an entrance into the
dwelling of Daniel Rambo, in Bedford street, be
low Eighth. The occupants of tho house wore on
, gaged ,in a variety of entertainments not found in
the Doo&logue, and extremely at variance with the
'laws and*regulations of this municipality. The
, offioars took the whole party to the station house.
- It numbered cloven souls, and contained repre
sentatives of as many nations, classes, colors, and
.'conditions.; The adults were gent to prison as va
f ranis.. ' Tho children were sent to the House of
-efuge: ' •- •' v i ’ ' •*.
/ Another Sttioidb.—Yesterday morning, at
' an early hour, a woman, namod Mrs. Mary Morri
son, residing at Falls of Schuylkill, went to the
river and drowned herself. ; She was missed soon
after her departure, and about an hour aftor day
light her body was recovered. It is said that Mrs.
Morrison bad been sick for some time, and to an
extentaffeotlng her sanity. While laboring under
a.fit'of..delirium she, as it.is supposed, accom
plished her destruction. < The deceased was a very
worthy-woman, and leaves a husband and five
children/ An inquest was held by Aldermati J.
B. Gibson* The verdWToorroborated this narra
tive, ■ -■< " v 1
, A Serious Quarrel. —An evening or two
> since a quarrel took place between a grocer named
John Ravey, who keeps a store at the corner of
; Beaoh and ohackamaxon streets, and a customer
, who caano in to prooure a quantity of matches. The
cause of the quarrel iB unknown, but the rosult is a
aerjes of severe injuries on the person ef the cus
,tomer,_ One wound on his head, ho alleges, was
produced by a slung-shot in the hands of Ravoy.
, K&vey alleges that it was the result of a fail. As
the stranger is now suffering in a manner that
; mokes bis recovery a matter of doubt, Bavey was
held for a farther hearing. 0 .
- Attempted Burolary.—Yesterday morn
ingabout on© o’olook, a gentleman living at No.
-. 2004 Arch “street, named Lind, was alarmed by a
noise whioh he heard in one of the lower apart
ments/ On making inquiry into its origin, -he dis
, covered a burglar at work In his kitchen, endea
voring to find the Silver plate, Mr.-Llnd went to
his window ,abd sprung Q rattle, which had tho
- effect of jfumthoning tho police, but not before the
rascal had made his escape. In his hurry to leave,
the burglar left his boots behind him. ‘J hey may
* serve as a clue for his detection.
/, Ajier the Rain.—That unforlunato culvort
oVCr Cohooksink creek, so often itemizod, and the
unfailing source of an Rem after a heavy fall of
rain, Is again'on our note-book. About a hundred
-, faot of it Tell ia on’Sunday, on aocoant ot the storm
• usi Saturday. Another oulvort at Twenty-fourth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, under the Bead*
„ jug Railroad, also caved in, and carried away a
- portioiiof the track. As a matter of course, the
passengers were detained yesterday morniog. A
, largo nnmber of laborers soon repaired the damage.
' ana tho rpßd Is once more in a travelling condition.
pRORTtED. BODY RECOVERED.-—The body of
,an unknown white man, about thirty yearß of a*a,
was found ‘in tho .Delaware river, opposite tLe
‘ third.wharf below Vino street. It appeared to
• have been in the water for eighteen or twonty
. hours. The body was dressed iu gray pants,
leather belt. Tea flannel shirt, check shirt, and
long hair. Tho body was about fivo feet eight
inches, in height. .The coroner’s jury rendered a
durdict of found drowned.
. Slight 4 was a slight fire yes
terday afternoon, about six o’clock, in'Manayunk,
occasioned by the burning of a lot of eotton in
Oriockle’a cotton mill. The flames arose in the
cjurding-room, and weroquiokly extinguished. Tho
damage is estimated at about twenty dollars. Tho
origin of the fire was accidental.
“Waxtbv—A female infant, not
quite a month old, 1 was left on the steps of a ctti
zon’a dwelling, near below Sixth
street. It was welt cmd by its heartless parents,
and found a'homo in the* hospltahlo dwelling to
wlileh fortune led it. .
Fai-ai, Aocidext— On Sunday afternoon a
Gorman, employed in tho bottling eetablUhment
or J. 51. KerMhoaman. Wo. 483 Germantown road,
fell down stairs and dislocated his neck. Ho was
an unmarried man, and about seventy-five years
of age, The coroner, was notified to hold an in
quest*
THE COURTS.
TESTEUDAT'B FfcO.OSBDISfIS
{ Reported for The Press. 1
• Quarter Sessions—Judge Thompson.—
The usual class of oases occupied the attention of
the court yoaterday, and nothing of uncommon in
terest presented itself for special rocord.
/Louis Shanewlrfe was charged with the larceny
-7, of one coupling ohain, valued at $1.60, tho pro*
perty of the North Pennsylvania Railroad com
pany* .Verdict guilty. Sentenced to four months
; , in the county prison.
. Joseph Hubbard plead guilty to tho charge of
the larcony of throe saws, a batehot, and a rule,
altogether valued at $7,871, the property of Morris
" 2fevme. • ' -
- -The defendant also plead, guilty to the charge of
the larceny of a hatchet, valued at 621 oentfafthe
property of James Pollard.
Tno same defendant was charged open another
£ - bill of indictment with' tho larceny or tbreo saws
and a hatchet, tho property of Joseph Doyle. The
.' District Attorney submitted this bill to the jury
. without evidence, and a verdict of not guilty was
. tendered. - Sentenced to eight months in tho ooun
ty prison. ‘ • • “ ■
John Berry pload guilty to tho ohargo of com
mitting an assaalt and battery npon his wife,
‘ Sarah Berry. Sentenced to three months in the
- eounty prison. ' ' - '
Morris Bosonborg plead guilty to the obargoof
tho larceny of three mink fur capes, 0 mnskrut fur
capes, 2 ferret fur capes, and 20 mink skins; alto*
gwther valuod at $320, the property of Bonis Fiah
' blatt. Sentenced to 15 months in tho county
prison. _ ' . r *
Samuel Craig was charged with tho larcony of a
fire horn, valued at $lO, tho property of tho Wost
*.orn Ho*© Company. Verdict guilty. Sentenced to
: 4 months in the ocuntr prison.
EdtrArd Pritchett, Samuel Filling, Samuel Tor
■l /renocj.and Edward -McKwen were tried upon the
charge of riot and assaalt and battory on Asa Boo
den. Verdict guilty on'the socond count'as* to
_ Pritchett and Samuel Torroneo, and not guilty on
the. first count, and not guilty ns to the other de
fendants.-
. : The same defendants were tried upon the charge
of riot hud assaplt and battery on Ernest Stem
/bnyer. Verdiot guilty on second count as to ijd
. ward Pritchett, and not guilty‘on both counts as to
i .- - the other defendants, (
, r i* : iEdward Pritohett was aoquittod upon tho charge
of the larceny of a brass apiggot, valued at $3,- tho
. r.;property, of Ernest Stemmyer, The defendant
'' WflSAlso/acquittod of a charge of carrying aeon*
deadly weapon—vjz, a pistol. Tho same
defendant wOS-tried on the charge of assault and
• battery upon Ask Borden with intent to kill, and
' was convicted upon the charge of assafilt and bat*
•' £?*£• .Pritehety was sentenood to seven months,
and Torrence to four months, in the oounty prison.
. ; Christian Meyer Was convicted of the larceny of
; n Jfilaed at $2.62, the property
/ ' of Robert Warnook. Sentenced te eight months.' -
- Qeorgo Moore was convicted of the laroeny of ft
7P? ir of gaiters, valued at s2,the properly of John
: Keenan. f . Sentenced to five months.
'v 1 -Hubert .was acquitted upon' a charge of
's'* - William Crawford wascharged with the'robberv
: -of a pocket-handkerchief. «‘slo gold piece, ten half
- V- dollars, altogether .valued at $35.25, and with as
(•!-/: sault and : battery upon James Wood. ' Verdict
Jgnilly of larceny. ’ Sentenced to nine months.
Hi* ' ;4ohb PattorSOn Plead guilty to a charge o( assault
:-.'V :r ‘Mw'\bftttery6oAlJde;Jftuler. Pined ffi wd costs
wA’^ofproiefl'utfon. -.
fry ,Patrick Kylle Was charged with assault and bat*
■rJ r -/ , iM&&sP a Leopold- Fisher* -/Pined $5 ah<f costs.
wos'obarged with the larceny of a
valued at s2.;>o, the' properly of Mr. A.
iA SayCnterhtb itreot, below Arch, j Verdict
T Nnor,wfiSftfrwted bjt OffleerWeL
: tuber possession
‘ Jdalthow Haaly was charged with tho larceny of
a hat, valued at $1,50, tho property of John Gal
lagher. -Verdict not guilty.
Court— -Judge Sharswood.—John
Eoksteinvs,'Morton MoMiohaol, An notion to re
cover certain moneys alleged to be in tho hands of
the defendant, as late sheriff of tho county of Phila
delphia. Verdiot for tho plaintiff for $l4l.
Raiguol & Brothers va. Smith, Watson, & Co.
An action brought to recover the amouat of a pro
missory note, verdiot for the plaintiff for $740.80.
John R. Folger and others vs. Charles A- Sparks
and Edward 0; Knight, trading, etc. Verdiot for
the defendant.. .
. United States Commissioneb’s Office—
Commissioner' lleaztitt —Tho Commissioner fixed
yesterday, at twelve o’olook, for the hearing of tho
case of Mejntch Bnow and John Cosgrove, the
first and second mates of tho ship Thomas Jef
ferson, Charged with cruel and barbarous treat
ment to seamon, while on a voyage from Liver
pool to this oity, but it did not come up until one
o’olook. • , . ff
George Mealoy was sworn, and by means of an
interpreter he testiflod-“I was a seaman on board
of Thomas Jefferson on her last voyago to Phila
delphia; I was struck and ill-used by tho oflicora
of that vessel ; was struck while at tho helm; this
was a short time after we loft Liverpool; I can’t
say exactly when; I was struok then by Cos
grove, the second mate; I was struok because I
could not tell the cUrootion of the vessel in tho
English language; I was struck by the mate’s
foot and fists; f was next struck by the soooud
mate while putting tho reins upon the back stays;
this was about four weeks aftor we left Liverpool;
I think I was next struok while at the royal brace
by the first mate; I saw tho second mate strike a
man namod Stephens, and saw blood como from
Stephens’ mouth aftor tho blow was struck; after
wards I saw blue marks on Stephens’ faoo, as if his
faoe was bruised; his oye was not black, and his
face was swollen only very little; I saw the seoond
mate striko a man named Bough; ho only struck
him onoo. Tho hoaring was continued until a late
hour,' and then adjourned until Thursday morning.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
UP 70 12 O'CLOCK LAST HIQET.
GIRARD HOOSE-CliMtnut »t.. below Ninth.
D Packer, NII Isaac I’rev, N Y
DrSkilline,fi 0 DC List .
JasP Goods]), Cal IW Queen. BrooW rn
L D Randall A la, Dubuque Jnn F Harris, Boston
• C O Pratt, Harrisburg A Sohoolr. Pa
Mrs A Crout, Pa MHPerlor. NB
GHPerIBT. NB RliU JJoyd.N Y...
Hon John Mbard. Mo WAWimo it ta.Md
G W Todd Sc la. Md A I Jones ft In.l'lilla
IV Webster, Md . 3M_Pmu*y,m
Miss Webster & sis, Md W Watterman, N Y
KB Alvord.lnd Miss Merimnn k sis, Mass
T Davis Cin. Ohio p Pul er, Cm, Ohio
E L Joy. NY W Atkins, England
Miss B Powell, Va W Reose, Balt
T Jones Yorke, N J MrMathewaon. Liverpool
J V Perkins & la. N C GK Dodge, Salt
J M Deininger, Pa DE Stout, Pa .
J L Hill, NY ID Cameron. Harrisburg
Mies Cameron k sis, Pa H McCormick. Harrisburg
MPDeany B.Shoemaker& wl, Cal
A Vertner, Csl h A Dibbey. N \
Mies Baker & sis, Mass JnoFDoiialy, Louisville
B A Whitney, N J H Abbott, Balt
JnoS Coles, Va L J Phillips. N Y
Genl Steinman, Pa , . H ELomßn&wf.LanoM’r
Mr Wiermau* la. Harrisb (t W G Gibson, Allegheny
Mrs Phillips, Harford co. Md Mrs Froalech, Md
Geo J Finney, Md 0 P Wiatakor, Md
WTHDuncan, NY A W Leiaenring, Pa
MADojrd, Pa Mr Jones _
C VanVorat, N J BP Tileaton, Boston
F Poo.A: 2 las. Cal GII Giddins fa, iexas
James Bonnell \Y W Blmendorf, N Y.
Aaron A Colter, Cin, 0 EM Madden, NY
BT Young, NY Mr Alno & ly.N \
Mibb Crauock. N Y Chas Hewett, PottsviUe
John McFarland,Pa A L Newton. Wash.D C
J H Smith, Baltimore Mrs P H Smith. Baltira ore
Mr Oklenecnlager, London A Blodgett, N Y
Jno A Knnochan. N Y Chas N Y
GeoS Moneton, N Y A Weiss, N Y
E Richter. NY , O Ames. N Easton
T P Howell, Newark, N J . Thos Jonkins. Baltimore
Harrison Lorring, Boston JB Btallord. Baltimore
T P Hays, N Y Ellwood Fisher, WasU’n
N B Fowier, Cm, 0 Chas Gordon, Wash n
J L Daniels, La Riohard D Cutta. Wash n
J B Waring, Ohio R Pindell k la, Ky
Miss Curd, Ky Miss Monroe,Ky .
Frank Monroe, Ky W A. Hagenbuch, Ohio
F Dane & ia, Boston N Treherne, London
Wmßryan, wash,DC R Washington,N \
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut st, above Fifth.
W Bcott, Bel Air, Md Jm M Hasher, Pa
T P Drake & wi. Pa Miss Mary Drake, Pa
G J Smithstal, Pittsburg Jno H Wilson, N Y
Horace Weeks, Mass C W Purdm, Cai
A Berwin, N Y Jas Wall, Hartford, Conn
J C Crookshanks, Aid E B Headly A la, Phila
DMBwarr.Phila DStrohm, Kingston,Pa
Jno Clark, Holroesbunr L Passano, Balt •
Jno R Winsott Sc. la, Balt LG Curlelt Sc la. Balt
G K Goldihwait NY W I.ivinestom Roxbury
H K tiivincßton, Roxbury Juo Drake.. Ens ton
R Sharp, Eckley Jno Loisenring, hekioy
JnoDovele, Lancaster Jas Jameson,Reading
F B Bewail, N Y Thos 8 Peirce, N Y
BBandheim, N Y GRTobey.N Y
Jonas Blair, Pa Mrs Bhmerhoof,Pa
Z E Coffin, Boston J B Johnson, Boston
R H Bay re, Bethlehem
MERCHANTS’ HOTEL—Fourth street, below Arch.
P Wise Sc la. Williamsport C M Benjamin I’lula
RFBrown, Reading James M Thompson. Phila
Jos Lake, Middletown, Dol L Morton Sc wife, Boston
K A Grider, Bethlehem A J Ervin. Bethlehem
B Clemons tc wife, Easton Mi*a Clemens, Eosion
Thos Burr. Chulasky, Pa John Paatorious, N \
D G Driesbach Sc son, Pa GW Ktstar, Goldsboro, Fa
H Wirt Sc la. Pa H Rioe Sc la. Columbia, l'a
C L Green, Pittsburg W Lantz, Va
T Struthors, Warren, Pa
JONES' HOTEL' Cneatnut street, above Sixth.
H Brooks. V» TDuliurst, Va .
W B Mather, Va C A Worry, Boston
TW Dodge, Ohio GtiTuoton, Va .
AS Daniel,Texas R Marshall, Pittsburg
Mrs L Marshal), Pittsburg G Shield, Balt
A Meyer, N T E Bunaimc. Pans
D C Smitii, NT E J Rinehart, Port Deposit
G HAnderson. RioUmond Col R W Baylor Sc 31ds, Va
O Mtz Guy, NY P Green, Phila
T Reynolds, Md W B Bmythe, N Y
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth st., above Chestnut.
D'Kimblo.Ohesterco Dllumes, Chester co, Fa
A Kimble, Chester co, Pa N V Pennyvacker, Pa
J Trayner, Chester co R Sowers, Lane co, Pa
J Trnynor & sis, Chester eo A F Uaima.Chcßter oo Fa
Isaao H Robinson, Lane co - D Hanna, Chester co
Jas Watson, Chester oo C Brenneman, Lane co, Fa
L Livingston, Look Haven J 8 Ayres, York co. Pa
Bonj Stratton, Pottstown Aaron Marquert, Potist’n
W L James, W Chester
FRANKLIN HOUSE-Chestnut sk., above Third.
T Harmon, Bath, Me W H Grier, N York
John M MoorejN J F Reading. Tronton
D KLalor. Trenton <LH HUver, Rahway, I< J
B Brown, Nj Wm T Carter, J’hila
ALailon.N Y’ork KLnllon NY
AMonnier.N York j Rochester. Ohio
George Sonnoti, Boston ‘ F White, Washington
THE UNION HOTEL—Aroh street, above Third.
WB Smith, Del Jno S Holcombe, N J|
Miss C Holcombe, N J Miss A JU Holcombe, N J
Mrs Thompson, N J Jas Richards, Trenton
Sami Hereby, Larto co, Pa JBrowo, N J
W Mortimer, Jr, PottsviUe Win Franco, Ta
Colßobt Ratcliff, Tatnaqua W MoCnnua, Chester oo
Geo L Groil, Middletown,Pa
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL-Recond st.. above Aroh.
It Schuyler, Pottsvitlo JWest, Wilkesburro
8 Weit, Norristown ‘ W Wood, Nnzaroth
AS Davis, K J
EAGLE HOTEL—Third street, above Race.
J Thomas, Marietta R C Fnulacnb, Del co
C B Kiraliall, Burlington co 8 M Painter, West Chester
C McCiirm, NY J T Weston, Del co
W Parker, Chester co
' NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third. *
J Goodman,'Phila Clins T Anthony, Phillips!)
T Harvey k la, Md G F Henry Sc la, Allentwn
MisaßJ Henry, Allontcwn Master Henry. Allentown
H J Saeaer, Auentown Joshua Boyer, Pa
John Moeihm, Fottsvilla Orlando Duffur, PottsviUe
Job Whitaker, Mt Clare H J Hendlor, PottsviUe
W Bhadol, Bohuyl co, Pa Audw Sliead, Sohuyl co.Pa
L Temphn, Reaajn? A BDobinson.Wilfcesbarre
L Jt Hummel. Geo C Moyer, Freemsnsbg
G H Hassonpluc, Mi ill mbs Saiul Bogerweiss, 111
A G Baeger, Allentown nmH Mack,South, Easton
J D Mebch, Light street
STATES UNION HOTEL—Market street, above 8i tb
8 A Shroff A la, Lane oo J RfMetzer k Is. Lane co
j BSpriges, Monmouth, 111 JacobSmith,Columbia, Pa
Miss Irwm, Pa John H l’earsol, Lancaster
■ Mr McClellan, Pa John M Crosland, Potto vi He
J EHachenbnrg,MiUoil» Pa Geo Morris, Cumb’d 00. Pa
J Span&gle, Pem co, Pa A 0 White, Porry co, Ta
Jetor Schwartz. Perry co Geo Henoh, Perry oo
as Milligan. Perry co, Pa H Harrison, York co, Ta
Geo Ilnss, Perry 00, ra B Fhckmgor. Porry co, Pa
Thos Porter, Washington co w Strickland, Wasn’tonco
S Burk, Wash'nctonco John B Hinith.Mil
Hl* (Klinger, Mu , „ Cyrus Biller, Hanover, Pn
J WMarshall, Randolph,Ya J T Kirk. Washington, I'a
L Posey, Leavenworth J W Grucomb, N Y
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above Callowlull,
Jacob Zepp, I.ansdalo, Pa H Schell, Bath. Pa
Mrs J Stopn. Allentown Jos Doerlc, Pnedevillo
J Pflieger, Northampton co W L Marstellor, Bucks co
Mrs Kauffman, Allentown Mrs Goary. Pennsburg
HWilliams, Slating ton C a Rapp.Doylestown
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third st.. afore Callowliill.
Dr DO Moser, BreinlgsviUe W Thompson, Zionsville
W Homeland,Fox Chase Henrv B Cope, Belleravillo
Jacob Bnydor, fennsburg Mrs Snyder, Pennsburg
VTKRCHANTB’ HOUSE—Third et.. above Callowhill.
F H Winch, Beaver 00, l’a J Conoll, Friedensvillo
Thos t ynn. Easton 'J hos Bush, Chestnut Hill
C R Mark, Lewistown Edward Mark, Lobnnon
Chas Bast, Hamburg Madison Crnitf, Allentown
Bepj Grisn, Mount Joy J) Lichty, Adainstown, Pa
J J Ueberroth, Lehigh co
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL-Becond st.. below Vine.
Jos Bird, Froncbtown Thos Groen, Lambortville
John Sntch, Hartsville Wash Thomas. Fort Chase
ALClosson, Point Pleasant P* Walton, Contrevillo
/HAIiIVE IXTELhWEffCK,
BEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.
Schr Fakir, Potter, 8 days from Newport, It I, with 143
hhds molasses to Geo Hoftnuth.
Bchr J K Shaw, Appleton, 3 days from New York,
with mdse to Crowell te. Colima.
Sohr J Edmondson, Brandt, 8 days from Richmond, via
Baltimore, with bran to C H Cummings.
Snhr.Bpray, Price, 14 days from Boston, with linseed
to Boyer k Barclay.
Bchr Rachel Jane, Kenyon, 3 days from New York,
ith birley to order. 4
Sohr ike Marvel, E!dndge,6 days from Malden, Conn,
ith mdse to order.
fiefyr Ida Pondor, Wilson, 2 days from Milton, Dol,
ith grain to Christian k Curran.
Bchr.Ohvia. Fox, 1 day from Odessa, Del, with wheat
to Cnristian k Curran. ,
Bohr Mechanic, Hendrickson, 1 day from Odessa, Del,
with osts to Jas L jJewley k Co.
Bchr J k M Garrison, Paradeo, 1 day from Magnolia,
with corn to J H M’Oolley.
. CLEARED.
u 8 Mail steamship Koystono Btate, Marahman.
Charleston, A Heron. Jr.
French bark Amelia, Lo Guevol, Capo Haytien, PrUi
son k Boulton.
Bohr Julia Maine, Preston, Charleston, C Millor&Cu
fiohr J B Austin. Davis, Boston, Twells kCo •
Bohr B Haight, Bobce, Providence, L Audenreid k Co
8c ir fiarnh Louisa, Cruse, Fall River do
Bchr H Worwick, Shropshire, Washington, do
St’r aioh’d Willing,Clnypole, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr
BY TELEGRAPH.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exolmngo.)
CAPE ISLAND, Nov. 11, G>* r.M.
The steamer Sophia, for New Orleans; two barks—
supposed to be the Wnldemar, for Havana, and Bello,
for Boston— brigs Delhi, for Havana; Ocean Belle, for
Halifax; amt several colliers, went to sea to-day. Wind
NW.
Yours, THOB. B. HUGHES,
BY TILBORAPU TO TUB PRESS,
New Yonx. Nov. H.
Spoken (no date) lat 34 50, Ipng 70 40, sohr James Madi
son,of Baltimore, for Jamaica, 43 days out. She had
lost her foremast, jibboom and nuunjopraast. ..
Norfolk, Nov. 14.
Arrived at the Roads, shin Adelaide, 50 darn from
Callao; schr Canton, Irom Boston, bound to Wilming
ton, N. C, f with loss oi sm!s and ringing.
Boston, Nov 14.
The ship Favorite, the lossof whioh was recently re
ported. was insured on State street for $50,000.
Arrived, barks Western Boa and Racehorse, from
Smyrna. Thevw’rc in collision when below last night,
during which the former lost herimzzen mast, .and tho
.latter her jibboom, fore topgallant mast, and figure
head. . _
Charleston, Nov 14. S
Arrived ships Tamerlane. Columbia, Armehe, am
sohr Laura GertrudetfromNevr York; brig EdwinHus
weih Jnokson, from Baltimore, With loss, of deck load,
and leaking. AH report having, experienced etoymy
weather. They sustained some damage, and portions
of the cargoes were lost. ...
in the offing, bark Mary Anna, from Liverpool,
The shin Mortmorenoi is reported oil Sand Key,land a
steamer has gone to tow bor up.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Bavaria, laube, cleared at New York yes
terday, for Hamburg* .
Bmp Bir John Franklin, Galt, honce, arrived at Balti
roHh?pyJontloSardeon,from Liverpool, was below Bal
-1 * S Gfamckoraon, oieared ad New York yestor
dt&rk Ann’ifi'zafwtth.Norgrave.for Phlifldelphia, re
mamod at Havana 7th inst
Bark A Manderson, Thompson, sailed from Richmond
ISthinst, for New Orleans.
Brig Empire, Crowell, hence for Boston, at New York
’“cSraUliarleH Kent Cirlislo s Albert rimro. Cavalier i
and Joseph Franois. Gallagher, hence, arr,ved at Wash
ington, D C, yesterday. , .. ,
, Bchrß.F. Heeves,Bhaw, cleared at New York yes
teruay, for Philadelphia. % . . .
•Bohr,Fannie, Vanoe, for Philadelphia, remained at
Havana 7th Inst. ‘
Schif 8 ; B wheeler, MoGlauglilin, hence, arrived at
Salem 13th inst.
JJastpoit^loU?i Oe {.^ a^er ’^° r front
’The pßEgs.VrHiiADEWhtiil
SPECIAL NOTICES.
No comment is necessary upon the great
superiority of McCLEES’ Ivorjtypes and Colored Pho
tographs. Examine them, at No. 62,1 Chestnut street.
It is not\a Die.—Judhs Hadbl’s Eau
ATHENIHNNE! or HAIR RESTORER, ohsngea gray
hair and whiskers to a beautiihl life-color, prevents
the hair falling off, causes a new growth, where baldne&s
exists, ;of soft, luxuriant hair, contains no deleterious
properties, and will not soil the skin or linen. Its beau
tifying effects are perceptible in a very few application.
Sold by all Druggists, and by JULES HAUEL Sc CO.,
No. 704 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. nH-6tdltW
lIOAR3ENESSJ AND SORH THROAT.—This
unpleasant and painful result of Catching Cold, or unu
sual exertion of the vocal organs, may at any time be
removed by allowing one or two of Brown's Bronchial
Troches, or Cough Lozenges, to dissolve slowly in the
mouth. Hence, Singers and Public Speakers will find
them of peculiar advantage.
u We have found them of groat service in allaying
Bronchial Irritation, and in subduing horseness pro
duced by Colds."— Rev. DAxrat Wish, Jate editor of
Ztoa’s Herald. nl<Mhstu-3t
Harrts > Boudoir Sewing Machine.
IMPROVED DOUBLE-THREAD.
FIRST PREMIUM AT EVERY FAIR.
028-3 m Phila, Office, 720 ARCH St. Agents wanted.
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines.
—Philadelphia Office, 623 CHESTNUT Street*
Merchants’ orders filled at tho SAME DISCOUNT as
by the Company. . _
Branch offices in Trenton, New Jersoy, and Easton
nd Westohegter. Pa. seH-4ra
Okh Prior Clothing op thh Latest
Stylus, mode in tho bo.t manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST Beilins prices marked in
Plain Figures. All goods made to order warranted satis
factory* Our ONE-PRICE System is striotly adhered
to, as we believe this to be tho only fair way of dealing.
All are thereby treated alike. JONES A CO.,
g0 &-tf Mi MARKET Street,
Thb Prices of
SINGER’S SEWING MACHINES
BAYS ! BSBN ! 1 BBDUCSD !!! 821-Sm
MoClkbs’ Ivorytypcs, No. G 26 Chestnut
street.
NcCLEES’ splendid Water Color Photographs.
McCLEES’ artietio Crayhn Fhotographs.
McCLEES’ Gallery, No. 626 CHESTNUT Street.
J. L. Cafbn, having had many years ex
perience in Practical Phrenology, will continue to make
examinations and give written dosoriptious of charac
ter, without flattery or reserve, at the Cabinot, 922
Chestnut street, speond storv, south side. noMt
Hoofland's German Bitters will posi
tively oure Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous De
bility, &o«» &o. HOOFLAND’S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
will positively oure Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough
Sc o., &o.
Prepared by Dr. C. M. JACKBON A CO., 418 ARCH
Street, and for sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
Price 76 cents per 1 Kittle. 5024-tf
Grover & Bazar’s
CSLXBBATSD NOISCLBBS FAMILY SsWinfl-MACHim*,
AT BBDtfCED PRICKS.
730 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Tub Willcox and Gibbs Sewing Ma
ciiimb. 7X5 CHESTNUT Streot, Philadelphia. oc2l-tf
Gas-Lamp Depot—Sixth and Anon.
se24-8m
Salamander Fire-Proof Safes. —Avery
largeassortmont ofSALAMANDERS for sale at reason
able prioofl, No. 804 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
au23 tf EVANS Sc WATBON
Saving Fund —National Safety- Trust
Compakt.— Chartered by the State oi Pennsylvania, *
RULES.
1, Money la received every day, and in any amount,
urge or email.
j. FIVE PER CENT, interest is paid for money from
the day it is pnt in.
8. The money is always paid book in GOLD whenever
t is called for, and without notice.
4* Money is received from Executors, Administrators ,
Guardians, and other Trustees, in large or small sums,
to remain a long or short period.
6. Tho money received from Depositors is invested in
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other first
class s®°uritios.
6. Office open every day—WALNUT Street, eouthwesl
OOrcer Third street. Philmlelohin. aoU
BhA m k n s Saving Fund—NonTmvßST
Cob she Sxcodd and Walnut Streets.—Deposits ro
oeived in small and largo amounts, from all classes of
the commnmty, and allows interest at tho rate of five per
oent. per annum.
Money may be drawn by chocks without loss of in
terest.
Office open daily, from 9 until S o’clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 in tho evening. President,
FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and Secretary, CHAS
M. MORRIS.
MARRIED.
, HASSARD—BRUCE.—In Bangor, Maine, on the Bth
instant, by the Rev. Mr. Shepnrd, Mr. 8. .1. Haasard, of
this city, tn Miss Eliza W. Bruce, of Haneur. *
VOOuIIEES—DOUGHERTY.—On the .list ultimo, by
the Roy, Joaopb H.Kennnnl, Mr. Charles W. Voorheos
tn Miss Annio, eldest daughter of Mr. Win. Doughsrty,
all ol thie-Oity. {.Now Jersoy papers ploaso copy.] *
GRANEILO—EBUR.—Gn tho 7th instant, by the
Rev. Valentine Gray. G. Washiustnn Granelfo, or
Philadelphia, to Miss HallieM. M. Ebur, of LoUanon,
Penn a. *
KILPATRICK—LAIRD.—Oh the Bth instant, by the
Rev. Dr. Blackwood, Mr. James Kilpatriok to Miss
Annie Laird, both of this city. *
DIED.
STOCKTON.—Saturday night, 12th instant, Jessie,
youngest child of ThomasH.nml Anna Stockton, in her
)tth year.
The friends of the family are invited to attend her
funeral,(without further notico.) tlus(Tuesdav) luorn
lug, at to o’clock, at tho house other parents, IXM Jeffer
son street. *
SOLOMON.—On Saturday evening, tho 12th instant,
George F.Solomon, in the4sth >earofhisa;e.
Funeral from his brother’s rosulonco, )7J3 Wallaco
street,thistTucsdaylalternoon, at 1 o'clock. *
BALLENGEtt.—On the Uth instant. Wesley Ballen
gcr, in the 69th year of his ago.
Funeral fromnis late residence, 709 Master street,
above Seventh, this (Tuesday I afternoon, at 2 o'c.uck.
JACKSON - Saturday, Nov. 12ch, Mrs. Jtiichel Jack
son, relict ol the late Benjamm Jackson, in t-ho 09th year
of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her son-in-law, Wm.
H. Fulton. 259 North Fifteenth street, this (Tuesday)
morning. Jit 9 o’clock. *
WKSTCOTT.—On the 12th instant, Mary, wife of
Lieutenant Ba>se N. Westcott, United Elates Navy, in
tlie.HM year of her age.
Funeral this (Tuosdny) aftornoon,at3o clock, from
tho residence of G. G. Weslrott, corner of Sptuco and
Till streets. West Philadelphia. "
MAHORN.—On the 13th instant, George Washington
Mnhorn, only child of olara and Daniel Mahorn, aged 5
yoars, 8 months, and 10 day b.
Funeral from the rcßideimo of his parents. No. 83
Lancaster street, below Wharton, this (TuosdayJ
nlternoon, at S o'clock. *
HUKBT.—On the lltli instant, Susan 8., wife of Jacob
M Hurst, in the 36th year ol her age.
Funeral from the residence of ner husband, Bridge
port, Montgomery countr, on Wednesday morning, at
10 o’olook. •
MORTON.—On the 12th instant, Mrs. Rebecca Mor
ton, relict of the late Benjamm Morton.
Funeral from the residence of her son-in-law,
Chafes N. Holbrook, No. 615 South Ninth streot, on
Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o’clock. ■
WJIJTJSMAN.—On the 13th instant. Windle C., twin
son of Peter R. and Josephine 8. Whiteman, aged 6
years.
Funeral from the residence of his parents, No. 928
Spring Garden street, this (Tuosday) morning, at 9
o'clock. *
DIEMEU.—On the 12th instant, Mrs. Magdalene, wife
of Jacob Diemer, aged 69 years.
Funornl Horn the residence of her husband, Deal
streot, below Frankfort! road, this(Tuesd >y 1 attornoon,
i»t 1 o’clock. *
COYLE.—On the 13th instant, John Cojlo, aged 50
years.
Funeral from hin late residence, No. 510 South street,
above Filth, this iTuosday) morning, at 9 o’clock.
"I ORPLY.—On tho 13tn instant, John, son of Thomas
and Uonora Torpey, aged 3 years.
Funeral from the residence of his parents, Market
stroot, between Twenty first anu Twenty-second
streets, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 1 o’clock. *
MEARB.—On llio 14th mstimt, Mrs. Rebecca Wears,
relict of the Into Waltor Wears. *
BLACK VELVET POPLINS.—Just rc
ceived, best, ouality plain Black all-wool
~ „ OTTOMAN POPLINS.
Also, Black Velour Rope ail qualities.
Do. Cashmsfes, Lupin’s make.
Do. Batin tie Chiues, nil qualities.
Do. Bombazine*, all qualities.
Do. French Monnoos, Lupin’s make,
Do. Thibet Long Shawls.
Black and Second Aiourmng Bay State Long and
Square Shawls.
BESSON k SON. Mourning Store,
n 5 608 CHESTNUT Street.
(V7s=» LECTURER TO LADIES, lIY ONE OF
LL-3.. THEMSELVES.—A lady graduate of the Phila
delphia Medical Collude proposes, during tho ensuing
winter, lo give looturesnnd private lessons cm Pjijuio
logy, properly illustrated. She will form olnßsosnt lior
own rooms, or at the residence of pupils, and, as her
main object is to benefit herlsex by imparting snub
knowledge in regard to tho laws ot health, and tho
duties they owo to thcrnsolve’ nnd their children, as her
experience has taught her they stand most in need of,
the terms will bo very reasonable, and will be made
known on a personal interview with those who may
answer this Advertisement. Address " Improvement,”
at tbs office of this-japer. nls-9t*
rr 3=* PitoFisssoK coppee’.s lectuhes
lL_-f ON AMERICAN HISTOJLY.-Third Lecture on
the 17th, at 7Jj 1\ M. Subject—'"The Cavaliers of the
Old Dominion.” Tickets to the Courso, Admitting ft
buly anu gentleman, $1.75; single tickets,2s cents; a
gentlomannnd two ladies, to nls-3t*
0=» KEY. 11. GRATTA'S r (JLINNESS.-TIIIS
einmout minister will iireach THIS PIVKNING,
at o’clock, in the Coliocksink M. JS. Church, (Rev.
r. A. Fernley,) Germantown road, above Columbia ave
n»e. Seats free to all. it*
nrs=* THE MARTYRDOM OF HIJSS,
AT THE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
WILL CLOSE IN A FEW DAYS. nH-if
nTS“ TIIK fifth anniversary OF THE
Ik 5 YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
OF PHILADELPHIA will be held in JAYNE’S HALL,
next TII tJRSDAY EVENING, November 17th, at '»
paat7oolook, Iho annual roport will bo rend, nnd nrl
arewesdelivered by the Rev. Henry Grattan Guinnes*,
of Ireland, and Rev. Messrs. J. W. Cracrnlt, VY. J. It.
laylor, Reui>cn Jeffrey, and John Jenkins, D. D. Relo
cations will bo presont trorn kindred arwocintmns.
nokets of Adiniseion can be had, tratuitously. at tlm
Rooms of tho Association, RO9 and 1011 CHESTNUT
{street.
CHAB. A. DUY. JNO. A. NEFF.
JNO. W. SEXTON, WM. If. ANDERSON.
JPSS&'Mfs, t ™O. WANAMAKKU:
JNO. McAItMUR, Jn«, iiolS-fit Oonjrr , ‘ , ‘ , 'o <
. i ,?x. u^»T?[.UlO v. cou,f<fl will 1)0 rfp|iv«roil
?. n 7l HUHBIUV EVENING. Nov. 17tli, at CONCERT
IIALb. tiy STARR KING. Subjoct—**l'or
bojiM rower and its Voices.' Lecturo. quarter bolbro
•8 o clocc. Single tiokou, 25 cental admitting gentle*
man and two ladies, 50 cts, n!2-6t
[V S~~ ANNJVEHSARY OF THU MKIU’AN
BENEFICIAL association!-The
C.r tins Asuncmtion will l>o
SJ'S*'! »t CONCKKT 11ALI,, on MONDAY EVEN
INL.iIst inßt .at o iilnck, at whioli tho annuel ro
-s?el»e, f dH“v“°d r bv 0f ‘ aser ” W,U rMd ' ,,,l,i “<l-
REV. RICHARD NK'.VTON D. D .
, rt
the dn-Tctum o?Carl SenTzV 119 or °" e ' tm ' w ‘" b ° “*«
Ticket* of admission may be had. gratuitously, by np*
P^» n f> 1,10 , u nderaignod, No. 38 North THIRD Streot.
As the number of tickets issued will be limited to tho
capacity of the hall, early application will bo nooeesnry
s®. 11,0 onnienaanf disappointment which oo
curred at moat of the previous anniversaries.
no!0-dtn21 WM. 0. LUDWIG, President.
NOTIf ; E.—TIIE nOAIlli OF MAN A
LLi pERS of the Lolugh Valley Railroad Company
nave this day declared a J)mdend of THRF.K I\KR
CENT, IN 810 -K, and THREE PER CENT. IN
CASH, on the stock of tlio Company, clear of Btato tax.
for the year ending 31« day of October, ISO. Payable to
the Stockholders standing on the Rooks of the Company
this day, or their local representatives, on and alter the
32ih day of DECEMBER proximo, at the office of the
Company, No. 303 WALNUT Street.
, % J. N. HUTCHINSON, Troßaurer.
Plnla.,Nov.9, 1860. nlM&tu-lOt
rrs 5 * WESTERN BANK OF PHILADELPHIA
UJ? —October M, 1860. «
Ahe annual eleotion for Directors of this Bank will be
heldattho Ranking Hoiiso, on MONDAY, November
21st, botween tho hours of Ji) o'clock A. M. and 2 o’clook
A*. M.
The annual mooting of Stockholders will bo hold at
tho same place on TUESDAY, November Ist, at J 2
o’obok M. a. M. TROUTMAN,
01-tu&fr-t n2O Cftabior.
GIRARH BANK-FIHLADEEPIUA Oo
toher 18,1869.
Notice is hereby given, that on eleotion for thirteen
dirootors, to serve for the ensuing year, will be held at
the BANkiNU HOUSE, on "MONDAyf November 2lßt,
between the hours of 10 A. M. and 2 P. M.
The unnunl meeting of the Btookholdere will be held
“’otoekhl? 9 slMe ‘ on TUESDAY,November Ist,at 18
° 0018-tnji W. L. HOHAFPEH, Coeliier,
SOCIETY of tho Cit, of Phll«d»fphi», M 3 OT Sotunliir
evening. Nov. 5, 1869, the following eotomuaioation was
reoeivedand reads , «
To the Board of Managers of Home Missionary So
oiely of the city of Philadelphia,i
Deau Brbthrkns I find my busmessbecomin* so ex
tended that, in Justice to you,,aa well as to myseii, i
must hereby respectfully submit to you my resignat on
as an Agent, anu as a Missionary of youi* Association..
In doing so, allow me to assure you that! still teci a
doQp lntorostm the future prosperity of your Institu
tion, and will cheerfully render it any.fisaistgneo | can.
Very respectfully, JOHN olKiiiiA.
Ootober23 1869. , , , . .. .
HWhoreupon it was resolved, that the reslgnstioil 01
ourableand efficient Missionary and Agept, the Kev.
John Street, who has served this Assoomtiott»oiaim
fully and satisfactorily for the last eighteen years, be,
amltlie same is hereby, accopted. . . ,
Mr. JOHN P. ARKIBON w/\« appointpl to take tho
plftco of Mr Btreel! and ho is now waiting upontho
publio, soliciting donations for tlieuseoi tho coototy.
1 GEORGE H STUART, President. , t
MATTHEW NEWKIRK, Vico President.
R. K. HtKFI.IOII, Secretary.
THOS. T, MASON, Treasurer. m m t
434 MARKET Street
Offioe of the Society, 831 East NO KTH Bt. nll-Ct
LECTURES ON AS
ILj TRONOMY.
Prof. O. MITCHELL, the eminent Astronomer and
gifted Orator, will dollver the following Course 0.l Lec
tures in the Atusiosl Fund Hail, under the auspices of
thn Young Men’s Christian Associations .. .
Tuesday, Nov, 16th—'The Structure and Perpetuity of
the Planetars System. . „
Tuesday, Nov. 22d—The Motions aud Revolutions of
the Comets. ,
Saturday, Nov. 23th—The Number, Distance aud
Magnitude of the objects comprising the Galaxy..
'Tuesday,Nov. 29th—The Motions and Revolutions of
the Fixed 8!nrB, and the Translation of the Buns and
Solar Systems through space,
liokets for tho course, ono dollar. , ,
Tickets for the course, admitting a gentleman and
two ladies, two dollars. , , .
Tickols for a single locturo, fifty cent*. Cnn b« had
at tho principal bookstores, and the roomsof the Young
Men’s Christian Association, No. 1009 and 1611 Chest
nut street. nol-tl
FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’ BANK
IL3 —Philadblphia, October &S, 1859. .
Notice is hereby given that an eloction for xiilrceerj
Directors will lie nold at the Banking House on MON
DAY, NovemberSlst, 1859, between tho hoursof 9o’clock
A. M. and 3 o’etook P. M. 5 and a senoraV mooting of the
Stockholders^will be held <>n TUESDAY, November Ist,
at 4 o’clook P. M., at the Banking House. _ '
oi dtn2l W. RUBHTON, Ja., Cashier,
SOUTHWARK HANK—I*III LABEL
[I§ FHIA, October 3d, 1869. «.
Notioe is hereby given that an eleotion for Thirteen
Directors will be held at the Banking House on MON
DAY, November 21st, 1859, between the hours of 10
o’clock A. M. and 2 o’clock F. M.; and a general meet
ing of the Stockholders will be held on TUEBDAY,No
vember Ist, at 12 o’clock M.
oi-dtn2l F. P. STEEL, Cashier.
JUARPETINGS.
rjIIIIS FALL’S IMPORTATION
op
CARPET I NGS.
TO HE CLOSED OUT AT
REDUCED PRICES.
BAII.Y & BROTHER.
0120 CHESTNUT STHEET,
Will this day reduoo the price of the entire balance of
their stock of
“CROBSLEY’S,”
“ DICKSON’S,”
“ HENDERSON'S”
And other makers of VELVET, TAPESTRY, ami
BRUSSELS CARPETINOS, in order to close this sea
son’s importation. Wo have also on hand asplendid as
sortment of Super THREE-PLY. and INGRAIN BED
ROOM CARPETS, which wo shall soil low. nls tf
FURS, AT
OAKFORD *S,
Are tho cheapest and best to bo found.
RICH DARK SABLE
HUDSON’S BAY MARTEN,
VERY DARK MINK SABLE,
ROYAL ERMINE,
EXTRA FINE CHINCHILLA,
STONE MARTEN, FITCH, Ac,
MADE INTO CAI’ES, HALF-CAPES, TIPPETS,
MUFFS, AND MI’FFTF.KS,
As we Import our BKINH direct, and Manufacture all
our FURS on the PREMISES, wo are enabled to sell
them very cheap, and arc determined to close out oar
entire stock, previous to removing into our
NEW STORES,
NINTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS.
SETS FROM $5 UPWARDS,
CHAS. OAKFORD & SON,
024 CHESTNUT STREET.
LEGAL.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
CITV AND COUNTY OP PutLADKM'MA.
FAUHY fc RANDOLPH vorau. JACOBT. ll’' 'NAL.
Oknor ,„,i contractor. D. U., Sopletubor .11, J»3.
150. 375. Levari Faoiaa.
The Auditor appointed to report distribution of the
fund 111 Court, arising from the sale by the Sheriff, under
tho above writ oi “AH that three story brick buiidiuj,
situate, built, and constructed upon a ecitainlotcr pieco
of ground, on tho southwest corner of Green and Nitio
toqnth streets, in the Fifteenth ward of tho city of Phi
InUelpmas said lot containing in front or breadth on
Green s root, thirty-six feet, and m depth thirty-ilirce
Hint live, inches; the said building urooted thereon boinjt
thirty-six fcetonUrcon streot, ami thirty-tiireo leet five
inches in depth, nnd tho lot of grcun i ami ourlila-n an
purtenant thereto,’’will attend to his duties on TUKB
- i , tho 29th day of Novenitiqi. A. J). IW9, at 4 o’clock
P. M„ at jus Office, No. AK» WALNUT Street, m tho
city or 1 hiladolphia, when and whero all partios in in
terest aro required to presont their claims, or elio be
debarred from corning tn upon the said fund.
IQt THOMAS J. DIEHL, Auditor.
I OftO INVEST ONMORTGAGiS.
TP J Apply at the Office of
JAMES H. CASTLE,
It* 115 South FIFTH Ftroet.
|F YOU POSSESS A DAGUERREOTYPE
-*• or Anihrotype of jour deceased parents or friends,
you can now get alife-sixepietnro made rom it, a lilo-
Biae Photograph moil,at RElMhlt'B Gallery, BIXOND
Street, above Green. n»
TMONKY MBEBAIXY ADVANOED
TO J.V Y .1.1/0 (/.Vr-Upon W.tcl.c, Jow.lry,
Vfr Plftto, Clothing, Merchandise. Ac., bj
JONLB A, (.(),, old Established Jlroktrs, It. W. corner
THIRD and GABKILL Streets, below Lombard. Office
hours front 6 A. M. to 7 P. M. nld-Jimf
T OST OH STOLEN—On the Night Train
-“-J between Philadelphia and Baltimore, or between
the Baltimore Depot and the Eulaw House, on the Bth or
9ih last.,aPoCKKr iIOUK, belonging to the subjoin
ber, containing the lollowme notes, vi*:
Twc notos, both payable to 11. It C. Smith, stlbnk,
endorsed by them, ami signed by Converse k Hyde,
dated
StaflordviUe, Oct. Joth» '6O, at 7 mos., for A3IS 4<.
. dn do 1 do •• 31C.01.
Also, two notes. p.v\ able toil, tc C. Smith, endorsed
by them, und signed hr E. A. Convemo, a„t. Hope Co.,
dated
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cedented sale of 100 000 copies, and its publishers now
continue to soli some 10,000 of it annually, although the
work was published noarly twenty yen** ago. The
nnmo of the now work by tho same author is
WILD SOUTHERN SCENES
A TALE OF
DISUNION! AND BORDER WAR
And it will undoubtedly, from its peculiar and absorb
ing oliaractor, at onoe occupy tho undivided attention of
a very large portion of the thinking and reading popu-
lation of America. While its disclosures at this time
will nssurodly.oreate a deep sensation among all reason
ing and reflecting bodioa, tho purely novel reader will,
at the saino time,be absorbed and diverted with the
strange and laughable story. No work having any of
tho distinguishing otmactonsti's of this surprising
production has ever appeared from the press, and its
very singularity must insure thousands of readers for
it at once.
HEAD TIIE TABLE OB CONTENTS.
The Eve of the Wedding, Wiry Willy in New York,
A Midnight Conspiracy, The Executions, -
The Eve of Rattle, Startling Intelligence,
The Attack and Repulse, Advance of the Invading
Wiry Willy’s Pledge, Army,
Horrors of Civil War, Battle at the Bridges,*
Edith’s Disguise and Flight, Rtidleton’s Generalship,
A Mob of Destructives, The Junction,
Edith at tho Black Boar, Hoadauarters at Havro
Edith’s Adventures, . de Grace,
Wiry Willy and Jack Bim. Ailairs at the Capital,
Insurrection of the slaves, Reception at tho White
A Dentil Scone, House,
Tho Battlo of Bladensburg, A Dark Conspiracy,
Wiry Willy’s Strange Ad- The Scouts,
venturo, Last Scono at tho White
Mooting of Blount ami Houso,
Alice, Tomptation,
Rescue of Wiry Willy, Ruffloton in the White
Alice and Edith, House,
Gold, Glittering gold, Mount Vernon,
Nocturnal Visitors, Blount’s Headquarters,
Interview between General The Protector in Ins
Blount and Edith, Palace,
The. Invasion of tho An Alarm and a Capture,
North, The Announcement,
Excitement in the Conven- The Mystery,
tion, Nocturnal Advonturos,
Suspension of Hostilities, Further Adventures,
The Treasure, Federal Headquarters,
Hudson’s Successor, Diplomatic Categories,
Impending Perils. Tho Minister of Justice,
Negotiation, A Contro Temp*,
Negotiations with Ran- The March to Rich
dolpli, mond,
Tho Evo of Battlo, Amherst Castle,
Tho Battle, An Exchange,
Attempted Asiassirfation, Arrival of the Enemy,
Promotion, Desertions’to Randolph,
• Lord Olyair’e Capli'ltr, Nocturnal Expedition,
Cessation of the Bombard- Generals Toler and Fell,
mont, Tho Prisoners,
Preparations lor a Naval Startling New*,
Battle, Dalatrum in Randolph’s
l.ordSlvsir in Captivity Camp,
The Cannonade Resumed, News fom the Capital,
The Naval Rattle, Rattle and Stampede,
Return of the Chieftain*, Hbra’a Intrepidity,
Tho Underground Bridal Scenes at the Castle,
Chamber, The Fugitive,
Young Summers, The Underground Bridal
The Soiree, Chamber,
Edith and Summers, The Restoration,
Council Board at Midnight, Conclusion.
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OF THE PRESS.
From the Richmond Fnquirtr.
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destined to achieve a succf si. Wo hnoo naif a millinr
copies ni'i bn disseminated among um poopla North am!
South, and we wo did that it has fallen into tho hands
of tho fortunato publishers of it.”
From the iYric Yorfc Observer.
“ A very remarkable and novelbnnk. * *,*,,* The
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fect, with n lovo atorr running through and pmußinx
scenes introduced, making the talo entertaining, and
holding tho reader's attention to tho close." |
From the Area «.
“A capital tale of l.ne incidents, patriotism, and
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Nun. and Ornnrnl Crook, are avell-drawn characters.
We can confidently recommend tho work as one of nb-
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„ W M.H. GROVE’S (late SHUSTER’S) Steam Calunet
Factory-Scroll Sawing. Turning, Planing. Moulding,
LAGRANGE Street, between Market and Arch, and
geoond and Third itreeti. ou-lm
WANTS.
WANTED.— A House esU
rei»n and Commission business! Fw
inunicationa sdresaed to “ R. 8/k Co Wflbi
raoer, will be held strictly and
niatf
WTANTED- By ft Lad of Sixteen, & Situ
.. 7 atjonin a Wholtmla House. Good referenca
Address •* Box 842,” Post Office. nl33t- *
Yfy'ANTED—A purchaser for a tirst-rate,
* * respectable and profitable basiriesa. alrssdv es
tablished, and situated on QHESTNUT Street, in the
neighborhood of the Continental Hotel. Less than
(#2 000) two thousand dollars in oaah required. Pays
lar-e profits, and has but btt’e competition. Address
” Bow No. 1010,** P.O. f nlfi-ft
ANTED—A first-class Hotel, either in
" " Reading, Harrisburg, 1 anewter. Lebanon, or
«J»noJ similar importance. Any person having sach a
Hotel for rent, will hear of a rood, competent, and per
tsn?n n t > stating nartioulari,
°£ *’ ? r f 9l Office, Philadelphia. Coo-inonjca
tions confidential. nlff-6t *
ANTED— By a young man, having an
knowledge of German, and several
years experience in a British Dry Goods House, a Stta
lms°f,tll,ir house, either u entry Clerk or
A P I! .. S a V”S .AMiitmit. B««t r.ferenee,
gnen. Address Q. F, 8.,” this Office. nlff-ft
W ANTED—Employment for a regpecta
-1 » lII*, int.lln.nt 80, of It—wher. pnrt of hi. time
would bo occupied in wntin*. Be«t reference eiven
Apply at his home, 302 UNION fftreil «%»*
%\T*NTED —A gentleman of responsi
ve bilitr, having a family of three, wishes to hire a
furnish'd house in or near the city. Would like to
meet with a gentleman with whom he oouW make an
arrangement to take charge of the premises for him in
his absence, and who would be wilting to receive * no
minal rent in addition to hia services in taking care of
svd premises. For further particular*, inquire at the
office of PAYTON k HAWKINS, No. 58 CHESTNUT
street, up stairs. nH-St*
$5 000 —WANTED—A Partner with
?*iLr ,, «yL. 4 f«h ea P’b'l of from 4 000 to 6J300
dollars, in the Wholesale and Retail Lumber, Timber,
and Coal Commission business. To an active and
respectable[gentleman. possessing good holiness quaii
ties, with the above amount, a rare opportunity is offer
ed, as the Imsuesa is well established and situated in a
central and leading market.
References given and required. Addres* Box No.
1750 Philadelphia Post Office, giving name and resi
dence. All communications strictly confidential. Part
nership to commence January Ist. j&P. all-fft*
A HARE CHANCE.—For sale, on accom
modating terms, the Stock, Good Will, aed Fix
tures of a first-class Fancy Dry Goods Btore, on one of
the best business avenues in the eity, doing a business
of 8i5,C00 peracnnum.and increasing: Profits 30 per
cent. Addreas **J. K. F„” office of TheJ*rtst. nil-fit*
WANTED—To EXCHANGE for Unin-
V V cumbered City Property, One Handred acres
of choice Land in New Jersey,twenty mi lee from Pm
ladelphia. ♦» Kneff,” office of The Pms. nJQ-Ht
—By & Young Man. a situa
v V tion as Entry Clerk or Assistant Bookkeeper,
tan furnish good references. Addrese “ K.." office of
this paper. nUMt*
SALESMEN WANTBD-On Ist of Janu
ary next, ina first-class Notion House, keeping a
large and attractive stock of coods. Salesmen folly ac
quainted with and able to influence a large amount of
trade, one front Pennsylvania, and one from V rginia.
None need apply unless thoy possess the above qualifi
cations. All communications confidential. Address “P,
Q.i” at tins office. nk-fit*
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
rpHE UPPER FLOORS
OF
STORE No. 210 CHESTNUT STREET
, FOR RENT.
nl3-tf
T?QK SALE—At No. 109 North TENTH
, Street—Essays on »he History. Doctrines and Dis
cipline of the Socielv ot Friends. Single copy 14 cents,
orBcopi*a for one dollar. One copy by mail 19 cents.
nU’tuths-3t
fT*O LET—A new four-story Store on
7 Strawberry Street, 132 feet deep, three sky-lights,
2 heists, fine cellar, coal vaults under the pavement,wa
ter and water closets above and below. Rent very low
to a punctual tenant. HaRJKS BROTHERS,
nll-3t* No. 19,S STRAWBERRY Btreat.
FOR SALE —The well-known »nd old
established Hotel, at Mount Ephraim. N. J., f-mr
miles Irom Camden, with extensive Stabling, Hat
Scales, and Raven Acres of Laud attached, ail of which
is surrounded with shade and ornamental trees, being
une of the best located stands in the State, lerma
easy. Apply to E. P. MIDDI ETON A BRO.,
n!l-6t g North FRONT Street.
TO RENT-.The 3d, Ith, and sth Story
Rooms and Basement of No. 42 South THIRD
Street The Rooms are well lighted, with taa, water,
and water closets. Inquire within. oIS-tuthstf
TO LET—3d, 4th, and sth Stories of the
now buildin; 413 ARCH Street Well calenlated
for a luht manufacturing business, having two sky
lights, and water and water closets; also, gas and gas
fixtures. Apply on the promises. nlMtt*
FOR SALE—A valuable Lot of Ground,
U 8 feet by 100. three fronts, water and gas laid on
one front; suitable for a church or factory. It is situa
ted in the Routhwestern part of the city, me rapidly im
proving neighborhood. Terms easy. Addreas, for par
ticulars, ** }. K..” offioe of this paper. n4-tf
TO~BUILDERS AND OTHERS—The
Materials in all tho Market Bootes, in MARKET
Street, will be sold low m lots to suit purchasers, vis:
Shtople R00f,40 OOOleet of Tin Roofing. 100 000 feet of
Boards and Scaotbns, 130 000 Paviar and other Bricks,
Meat Hooks, Fire Wood, WOO feet of Curbstone, Ac.
Apply SEVENTH, above Thompson street.
nS-Ut* NATHAN W. ELLIB.
TO LET—A Second-story Room, conve
nient to the State House, suitable for a Lawyer's
Offioe. Apply 432 CHESTNUT Street. tiff
BOARDING.
TWO Communicating Rooms; also, One
small one, vacant, at 1321 WALNUT Street. nl2 St*
LODGING BOOMS, for Gentlemen, second
story, handsomely furnished, private entrance,
gas. Ac. 3ti2 UNION Street. nll-4t*
Vl7 A NTED— Y urnished Apartments, with
* 1 every facility for Housekeepinc, Bath, Gu,
A. 0., for GrnpemAn and Wife : or Board in a .tnetly
Private Pamilr. Address ** Merchant,** Blood*, Bi.-
patch, with full particulars ol pries, &c. nlO
REMOVALS.
Removal.— Mrs. m. s. bishop has
Removed her Millinery Establishment from 915 to
101* CIIESTN UT Street, next lo St- Lawrence HoteL
nls-lm _
REM 0 V AI>.—HENRY STEVENSON,
TAILOR, begs to inform bis numerous Wends
and customers tnat he has Removed fo33i CHESTNUT
Street, second door below Fourth, South side, where be
will keep a fine assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Doe
skins. Overcoatings. Cashmere Vestings.««., w hien he
will be pleased to sell on the roost reasonable ter mi.
n3-lm*
LADIES’ DEPOSITORY,
Romo.td to No. )U 8on!h ELKVENTH Street
Orders received as heretofore. 015-stuthlm
Removal. —martin & yvolff h»ve
Removed lo No. Jit MARKET Btreet. South nde.
below Fourth, where they ofler a choice assortment of
Fall and Winter Goods, at very low pnees. »IA-fan
GENTS- FURNISHING GOODS.
g FENCER’S
GENTS’
a
FURNISHINa STORE,
NO. 539 CHESTNUT STREET,
GIRARD HOUSE,
PHILADELPHIA.
DRESS SHIRTS, UNI-ERSHIRTS,
DRAWERS, STOCKS. T! ES,
GLOVES, GAUNTLETS.
MUFFLERS AND SHAWLS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
n 3 Muth-2m-if '
gUPERIOR DRESSING GOWNS,
MANUFACTURED AT
w. W. KNIGHT’S,
COG ARCH STRF.ET.
The newest and most beautiful styles always on hand;
very suitable presents for the approaching holidays.
Just received a lot of
PURE SILK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, EXTRA
HEAVY.
TIES, SCARFS,&c., OF THE NEWEST STYLES,
FINE SHIRTS AT WHOLESALE, RETAIL, OR
MADE TO ORDER,
•
AMD
GUARANTIED TO FIT.
jj. C. WALBORN & CO..
(NOW) NOS. » AND T NORTH SIXTH STREET,
have now a very superior assortment of Shirts, Under
clothing, Gloves, Hosiery, eto.
Special attention given to
GENTLEMEN’S WRAPPERS,
of which a fine assortment is constantly kept on hand.
010-3nnf
JW. SCOTT—late of the firm of Win
• Chester k Boott—GKNTLEMEN’B FURNISH
ING STORE and SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 814
CHESTNUTStreet, (nearly opposite the GirardHonae,)
j'.W.cf! would respectfully call the attention .of hit
."ormer patrons and friends fo his new store, and is pre
utn'd to fill orders for BHIRT3 at short notice. A
serfect fit guarantied. Wholesale Trade supplied with
Sae Shirts and Collar*. jjll-ly
BOOTS AND SHOES.
J-JAZELL & HARMER.
MANUFACTURERS
inn
WHOLESALE DEALERS
a
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NO. 138 NORTH THIRD STREET.
A fttll.MortmoQt of City mad. Boot, ind Bboa.oon
.t&ntly on hand.
Doings of tue Pennsylvania
STATE FAIR FOR ISO.
SIX FIRBT PREMIUMS AND BIX DIPLOMAS.
Best Furnace for Warming Buildings.
To Arnold A Wilsor.
GAS CONSUMING CONE FURNACE,
First Premium.
BEST PORTABLE FUJLVACD.
„ . To AaxoLD k Wilso**.
RICHMOND’S PORTABLE FURNACE,
First Premium. _
BEST COOKING RANGE.
CHILSON’S Do'uBLE-oV‘t'.\ V CtK)K'ING RANGE.
BEST PALLOR I COAL GRATES.
To Aa.aoLD k Wilson. *
LOW DOWN ami BASKET GRATES,
DEBT ENAMELLED SLATE - MANTELS.
To Arnold k Wilson.
For a very handsome display of Enamelled Slate Man
tels, very highly fipjjjgd. workmanship,
ARNOLD & WILSON.
1010 CUEHTNUT street. |
B. M. FRLTWBLL.Supt 08-tf
American school institute is &
relinbl, medium through which Buhooli .nd Fami
li.am.T obtnm oomretent tmohere. Fsrents ronj ob
tmn.xriktuitouilj, information nnd circular, ofth. bMt
ichoola. * SMITH, WOODMAN, A CO.,
, Bid BROADWAY, N.w York, or
nU-)' 4»»f'« K STNUTBtrnt,Flui«i.l,hifc
ANUOEPSTS,
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
•a*- DISTINOriSHED SUCCESS.
ITALIAN OPERATIC
RIUNOR^A*c/]?kAhl?tEo£' TO '
groNOR ARDAVANi, iiaSoiT
BI6ROR ROCCO, Ba»».
The fuU aad effective Orckestra, nwler tka aUediree
tionof
IA, IW
Will be presented all the prominent aad fevonla niler
tions from the Cperae of
LUCREZIA BORGIA
D ELISIRE D^AMORR.
nfi a,tES Parueet, Parunet Circle, aad
MBU 5a family Circle acd impkithaatm.g
£r- J±° «*tra eharge for reserved seats. „
1^ ope ® f«*n 9 A. M. till 4 F. M.
o’cSk. ope * U I- Opera eoiamaaeea at 8
Th. aSJ. S ft?„ C ? DA Y AFTERNOON, Nor. ».
me adore lavonte «ntsu will gire
DAN RICE’S GREAT SHOW.
.NATIONAL THEATRE. WALNUT BL, ahoff
cjgotn, D. McLaraa, sow prornetor.
• D-AN RICE, the Onyinai AnmmmHumorist, appeera
in his Seno- Comio, urxtioea at aaek
eateru’ament-
_ THIS (TUEBDAY) EVENING. Kov.lff,
Th. xrfa-igjsßiiirarSkSP.
Mrs. DAN RJCR will intfMfice her beanti/cl charger,
** White Barrey."
Mast. JAMES MADIG»N. the great Triek Eider.
Mr. F. H. AOeSTON. with his six Penonmsg Hanes.
The highly-trained EleMiaet and Rhinoosros.
Eaoh entertainment will conclude with tuny aattoa
by the Comic Mulee.
WALMJT-STBEET THEATRE.
" V Sole Lessee. Mr*. &L JL GAMETTBOtf.
Actyix end BCare Mr. K- F. EtACR.
BnsinsM Agent.. -T. Mr. JOS. D. MURPHY^
_ „ THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING. Not. Iff.
W ill be presented
With Mr*.
strength of the efficient artistes of the Walnnt-etrset
company.
To concltide with the Comic Dram* entitled
« THE JACOBITE.
Sir Richard Wrongktoa. air. Daboie: John Dock. Mr.
V. Bowers; Patty Pottle, fitixa a Jefferson.
•Sw* Price* as itsuaL
Beats scoured three daya in advance.
WHEATLEY k CLARKE'S A&CH
* V STREET THEATRE.
THIB (TUESDAY) BVENIKG, November 11,
DOT.
Dot, Mrs. John Drew; Mrs. Fielding, Mrs. Joha Gil
bert : Tilly BUjwboy. Mr. J. 8. Clarke.
To conclude with the admirable Comedy entitled
„ SPEED THE PLOUGH.
• Bgff^iorPatcw.—AdaiaMoii,»ef; BecaredSea&i
in DressCircte,37)6 cents; Parcnet.tt eola
Doors open at halfpest.i yclmk; perorate tee to
ooamenoe atTo'clockprecisely.
r*ABL WOLFSOHN and CARL HOHN
\J STOCK'S
>' IRBT CLASSICAL SOIREE.
_ Wri) take place mi Nov. 17lb»
la the Foyer of the
ACADEMY OF MUBIC,
n At 8 ocloek.
at the Mass Stores of
G, Andre k Co., 1104 Chestnut street: Lee k Walker.
722 Chestnut street; Beak k Lawton, eorner of Seventh
and Chestnut Streets; A. Shmidt. 23 Sonth Eighth
street, where the pros pec tss aad programme* can be
seen. Subscribers are requested to ealifot theirtieketa
Single tickets at the door. BL oli-tnl7
TTWE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA BE
■pectfullr announce that their FIRST GRAND
CLASS’CAL CONCERT (Vocal and Instrumental) wiu
take place on THURSDAY EVENING, December Ist*
MUSICAL FUND HALL,withinOrchtatra<3
FORTY PERFORMERS.
Pnee of Bubecn pLon—Three Ticket* for $2. ' Sub
scription List open at Andrei and Beck k iLawinu’s
Music Stores, and at M.F. HaU. Single bekets, ONE
DOLLAR each; to be had at the door oa the night of
the Concert only.
For particulars see programme. nd-tdl
Til cDONOUGH’S GAIETIES—RACE ST.
AIR. _ ANOTHER NEW PLAY.
THIS EVENING, aad danat the entire week, tauad
ed upon the thrilling incidents of
THE MEXICAN WAR.
A. AL HERNANDEZ
MONS. CALADINE
In the principal parts. __
Treat band of
, SERENADERS,
Giving the best
ENTERTAINMBNT
IN THE CITY. nk-tf
HPEMPLE. OF WONDFRS.
A. Northeast corner of TENTH and CHESTNUT
Streets—Second Story.
ftIGNOR BLITZ'S NEW AND WONDERFUL
DRAWING-ROOM ENTERTAINMENTS of MAGI
CAL METAMORPHOSES, VKNTRILOOmSM, mad
the LEARNED C a NARY BIRDS. M his ITBWHaQI
EVERY EVENING dari»< the WEEK, cmaMM&f
at 7K o’clock, and on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS at A _ _
Admission 25 cents. Children 13 easts. ntl-lm*
WfILL CLOSS IN A FEW DAYS.
* w The Exhibition of DUBSELDORF PAINT
INGS, at the ACADEMY OF FINK ARTS ineladin*
THE MARTYRDOM OP JOHN HUSS.
Open daily, from 9 AVS. trill P. M.,aad7 toBF. M.
Admission 8 cents. nS-tf
ORCHESTRA.—PUBLIC
Rehearsals every SATURDAY at 'MUSICAL
FUND HALL, at SH o’etoek P. U. A package of eight
tickets, one dollar. Single rickets. 8 oeats. To h*had
aC G. Andre's, and Beck 7k Lswtoo’s Mms stores, aad
at the door. olff-jm
HAMBURG PARK.
Trot THIS DA Y. (Nov. Iff) at THREE o’clock,
between three celebrated Horses »_a Harrem.
It* E. EASTMAN, Proprietor.
MILLINERY GOODS*
MRS. M. S- BISHOP, of 1016 CUS^-
LA NUT Street, has now ope aed a splendid snert
tnent of Fashionable Mulinery. eC-im
J. HAMBURGER, No. 116 North
IttkBECQRD Blftnt. is pnrmni to U. most
nonpl.t, .to., ot MiUincn Good*, ooinyyinan, KibtaM,
FtoVe™. Pn«U»«r». Bloum. Lsces, iUHfen, vrinh.
vnd other Bonnet M.tennU. AJSO, ■ huaou* unrt
ment of P.tura Bonnott. to »ilofwlUcih»wortli*-
ritn tho .ttantion of Moroh.nl. «id MilhMra.
N B. —Good,daily rto.rTwtft«cAi»tio..«id »oM»i
the tove.t pricer.
729. N E w 7290
FLOWER & FEATHER
STO B S
7 39 CHESTNUT 'SIBJIT.
Just received per Ut. STBAMBE., rpln.itirl »»«rt-
HKADLBESSF.L BRIDAI. WTtKATHS.
FRENCH r«*WEB 9 .FJ Sfi$^BoM>
THOS. KENNEDY & BRO..
799 CHESTNUT ST- AND 18 B. SECOND ST.
0c29-3m| __
AKBURTON.
1001 CHESTNUT STREET,
ABOVE TENTH.
396 8. SECOND ST., BLOW BPHUCI BT.
Ha* now opened the Largest and mod baaatifkl iaorb
BONNET MATERIALS
That can be found in the city.
ALL COLOBS. aUALHIES, AND PRICES.
GOODS CUT BIAS
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO Ml
QtK-tf-if
fVOTHING CHEAPER! NOTHING BET
II THRU
Having the very beet facilities, we aie determined to
furnish, at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
toe best and most seasnaable roods in BONNETS,
trimmed or untrimmed. RIBBONS, FLOWRaa,
RCCUfcS, Ac., Ac.
We have now a sp’endid stock of
WINTER BONNETS.
in Y’ariety of stfle and qaalitr, sure to plesee the
most simple or the most fashionable.
Also, a most complete assortment of Childxen’e'Btraw
and Fane# Bonnets. Beavers. Flats, etc.
Beautiful Cloth and Velvet Cape for small boya.
LINCOLN, WOOD, & NICHOLE,
735 CHESTNUT STREET,
oIP-tf NORTH SIDE.
SAVING FUNDS.
A ME RICAN SAVING FUND—COMPA
xI-NY’S BUILDIN3S.E. corner of WALNUT and
FOURTHStreet*—Opendmlj fromJ-iU 6 o’cl«>Bk.and
on Mondai till 8 in the evening. The old inctsmtioa
has always paid in fuU.cnd-macd. without notice.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
AU sums paid baek on demand in gold and mlTer.
trustees. _ „
Alsx. Wkilldpt,Pres. 3ax’x~ w osr. VicePre*.
John C. Farr. T. E. Harper, George Nnrent,
A. Godey Thoe. Serveant, Albert ,C. Roberts,
Jno. P. Simons. Jonas Bowman. H. H- EWndxe,
Win. J. Howard. nl4-«
Jons C. Sim«. Sec. Joua 8. Wilson, Treat’r.
SPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND SO
CIETY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Office, No. SSI North THIRD Street
i Consolidation Bank Boildter.)
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OFPENN
-BYLVANIA.
Depoeite received m ram* of One DoQar andjmrardfc
and repaid in Gold, witboat notioe. with Five PER
CENT, INTEREST from the day Ol deposit till with
drawn.
A reepoau ble and reliable Savings Institatioa has tong
been needed in the Northern part of the city, and M The
Spring Garden Savins* Fund Society ” was chartered by
the Legislature of Pennsylvania to supply this necessity.
Tae Managers, in organising and locating it, have been
governed wholly by a desire to accommodate the besi
neea interest and want* of the very large and enterpri
sing population by which it is surrounded,
OFFICE OPEN DAILY 7
From• tottf o’clock; also, on Monday and Thursday
from I an til 8 ocioek in the evening,
J UXAB2M3.
gerick Klett, Stephen Smith,
P. Levy, Hon. H. K. Strocgi
e| Underkofler* Frederick Stacka,
on Hart, Joseph P. LeCkru,
Kesslar. Jr., George anecht,
>a 8. Pnnsle, Jacob Dock,
ih M. Crowell, Hon. We. MiDwarL
George Woelpnar, Gwy. T. Thom,
Peter C. Eilmaker. Robert B. Davidson,
„ w JAMEB B. PRINGLE, President.
FaaHcia HanT.Beeretarr. wau-tfif
MEDICINALI.
ZOLUCKOFFEH’S ANTI-RHEUMATIC
CORDIAL—Sir : I hare been afflicted with rheu
matism for a long period—a portion of the time had bo
use of my limbs. Tried tout Cordial, and in three day*
I was a toe Co walk down stairs, and in a week the pain
entirely le t me. Ido cheerfully recommend the Cor
dial to tboee who are affiieted with that dreadful eom
p’amt. Yours. Ja*. W. NivrLts. Broker. *3* Pisesu ,
Prepared by THEODORE DILKB, Chenust. N. E.
corner >E and SIXTH its. nl4-3m
SCROFULA. WHITE SWELLING, HIP
DISEASE, TETTER, SCALD HEAD, Eruption*
of the Skin generally, *ad all Hnmorsaad ImpnnD** ol
the Blood, are radically and permanently eared by the
oelebrated IMPESIAL DEpURATTVE.
It ha* been a very important agent in the cure of
CANCEROUS DISEASES by Dr. Loorisbeny A Co-for
a number of years past, and its great valne in the care
of Cancers is ataisdantly eetabiishtd by the many caret
•‘Sffcßift’LOrS affections its remarkable earatire
eSect has never been equalled. It carta the meat otisti
"T£mH, SCALD HEAD, nnd all Era,tn»i oftU
Skm. readilryieid to a.moderate use of this Medicine.
Malirnant UloenufidSom are readily caitd by the van
of a few b°Ulem£c|^_
Loansberry A Co^i
m . /RSjSttSviFIFTH Sir**--, below Axeh.
For MAi* bX3MK&&Jainx Druxnsts:
J. F. ungues!; Lancaster: C. W.Eptiag, PottrriUe;
J. H. Rater, Sea^mg: 8. B- BSevens. Reading; T. k T.
McClintoci.Hastoa; Ja*. Give*, JVest Chester; Wb.
Btahler, Nomstowu; Simon Raa^Bethiehcci; Dr. Live
sev, New Hope; Dr- Lesbe, Bnst^: Scnuadt k
AUentown; Ellis k Bell, Manayank, PajJ.D. Jamea,
Trenton; De La Coar. Camden; Brewster * Co.,
Bndreton; Robertson A Lippiooott, Salem, N. J.; Ucr
lnaU.Wilminrton; L. S. Hoopes, Wilmington: T, F.
Hammersly, Milford, DeL; and Drag data ge*erallj.
itn-etalMmif
ILfTNTON’S ENCAUSTIC TILES Sa
IfA floors. _
Oruamestal Chimney Top* for cottage*-
Garden Vases and Fountains.
V itnfied Pipe for drains aad Water eoadactoc*.
ImpoitM and for nle by
fob 18-4