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, ; SEasiONs—J'ijdge Thompson,—
,o«ptara?'liu< W. Power was put upon his trial,
charged, with committing an - assault and battery
'fPOU -.Gehi Johh D, Miles.. The prosecutor tostf
fled thatj on, the 23d of August'lost, I was talking
ia , when Mf-TJbnes came*up to me,
and we Jgefe talking; whon'Mr’ Power came up;
thou I leiL.imd’ croraedtn’the Spring Garden side,
to COlrMather; 'while we wero conversing, Mr.
JonesVwwrtalklng-about, tho raising of a Demo
oratio’flag,‘ and said leave it to the General; Gen.
Powers said” this d-H|.<thlng; and I said I want
nothing .todo’ witlv/onp'notiny equal ; I then re
ceived'a spit in my;' face, - and, simultaneously, I
felt a Wow*.and then .blows were repeated ;-tho
defendant bitmoontbenoao, and Igotmj thumb
in hia'eyo"’; I w$ beaten to a jolly in tho face;
my hands were bound; I soon made room in the
crowd.- when the defendant bounced upon mo, but
was stomied 'by Officer McCulley; there were
twenty-or thirty persons there; it wag at the jje.
mocratlo Convention, .hold at Thirteenth - and
Spring Garden streets.
Cross-examined.—There were, thirty or forty’por
soas around us; most of thorn were thoro bofore we
oame; they were there to-see about the Demoorn
tie Convention ; .they wero not with the defendant;
Ido npt kpow what tho difficulty was with Jones:
he did not then attempt to strike; he was about
two fpet from, me; I yrs# talking to Colonel Ma
ther; I sald'my impression was/that I was struck
at the i same time 'as the spitting; I said before
Alderman Clark '.exactly* what I sayhore ; X did
not sweat 1 before tho alderman that I struck Power
I ns soon.as bo spit in my face; as soon as he spit at
me, he put himself in an. attitude of defenoo ;'he
was pretty severely beaten; be rushed on mo;
Captain Power did not rush book aud say, “He did
not want any thing todo with mo;” I did notstrike
the defendant .before he struck me; I tried to 1
make,him let'go, of my nose; the getting of my
thumb In his oyo was accidental; I jadgo that X
hurt him very much- at that time; I did not know
that my fiagerwas in his eye, except from his let- !
ting go of me quickly; Ipashedmy.fiugerwhonit l
got thoro; laujcortain ho bit me; laid,not try
to htthlm; the wound on his wrist looked like a
trifling scratch ;.Xcan*t say that Iproduoed it; I
don’t,- know :ihat -he kicked mo; when I was
arrested my friends did not interfere to take me
away; themob'did not attempt to rescue mo. |
Cof. Mather testified as to being at the Conven- I
ttoo; that be and Miles were talking; that ho saw '
Power coming, and spoke to him, when Power said !
X want .nothing to do with that thing; that Milos
said I enro nothing about his opinion, when Power
spit in Gen. Miles’face. *
Cron-examined.—Gen. Miles struck as soon as ho
.was spit on; Miles struok first; thore was a-crowd
with Power, or people acting In concert with him.
William ,Keighter testified that he was at tho
Convention, and saw the flghtbotween the parties;
that he went to part them, when friends said lot
them- 'alone/ trad lot us see the best man; that
they fought one or two minutes, and I said go on,
Power, give it to him* Captain ; that ho did not see
tho beginning of the fight, but tost a shirt by the
operation ; t .that he did not think Milos hod any
friends there.
A Dumber of other witnesses testified to tho
earno stato.of faots, and as to hearing exclamations
during the fight, such as u Go in, Captain.” “ Giro
it to nun. General.”
liovfis Kugler saw the fight, and, in trying to se
parate parties, was severely kicked by tho
Hoary, AVhUq, Ucutonant of tho Eighth district
of police, arrested the parties, hot bad groat diffi
culty in doing so, as they were tighMy clinched.
The defence acknowledged the assmltand bat
tery, but, in extenuation, alleged ere it- provoca
tion on the part of tho prosecutor. The defendant
also proved a good ebarActer. Verdict guilty, and
recommended to the meroy of tho oourt. Senton ">
deferred until Saturday. Lewis C. Cassidy and
Edward C- Quinn, Es^s.,'appeared for the defence.
Mary Fow» a young and prepossessing girl, wag
acquitted on two charges of assault and battery.
Geo. C. Cpllins, Esq-.-volunteered in her defence,
and conducted himself gallantly.
Joseph Devlin, a young lad, was oonvlcted of
carrying concealed deadly' weapons. Geo. R.
Smith appeared for the defenco. Sentenced to ono
mouth’s imprisonment.
Distbict Court— Judge Stroud.—The City
Dank L. Ritter and Benjamin Ritter,
lato trading, Ac. An action on a promissory note.
No defenco. Verdict for tho plaintiff for $255.17,
Thomas ‘.Jackson vs Joseph M. Thomas and
Samuel'B. Thornes, late trading, &q. An action
on a promissory note. Tho defendant set up that
thoro was a less amount due than was claimed.
Verdict'fbr tho plaintiff for $182.28.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, to the we of
John E. Woodward, to the use of Byron Woodward
vs, George Magee, late sheriff of the city and coun
ty of Philadelphia, and his sureties. An notion to
recover damages for non-performanco of duty in
improperly returning a writ. Verdict for tho de
fendants.
George W. Roberts vs. Amanda E. Coylo, ad
ministratrix of Alexander C. Coyle, deceased. A
scire facias upon a judgment. Verdict for the
plaintiff for $341 89/•
District Court— Judge Sharswood The
Carroll Building Association vs. John Donnelly
with notice to terre tenants. Two coses. Theso
are actions brought upon two scire facias snr mort
gages.- Verdiot for the plaintiff for $2,055 66, and
for $1,166 63. - - ' \
: PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
In steamship Kensington, from Boston—Cap t Samp-
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT'OF,PHILADELPHIA, Not. 16. 1959.
WFmes==rJL l .™™=:~ifl
' “ ‘ ARHTVED.
Steamship.. Kensington, Baber. 48 hour* from Boston,
with mdse and passengers to HWinsor.
„ Brig Celt. Graff, 0 days from Boston, with mdse to E A
Bonder k. Co. ' • J \
Scbr Harriet Newell, Treworgy, 7 days from Boston,
with mdse to B A Bouder & Co.
m d C «it?EA£”fer T & S?'”’ 6d " ! ‘ fr ° m E ° Slon ' Witl ’
Schr Union. Kibbjr, 6 days from Boston, with mdse to
E A Bonder A Co. .
SchrijmraU Lamma. Conwell # 8 day* from. Camden,
Dol.with corn to JHMcCollny.
Schr Diamond State. Smitheri, 2 days from Milford,
Del, with corn to J H McColler. .
Bohr 1, 8 Levering. Corson, from Boston,
BehrJ-M -Yance, Bards e,from Boston.
Schr Vnshti Sharp* Sharp, from Boston.
Schr J B Dickinson, Smith, from Boston.
' ■ CLEARED.
Steamship Pennsylvania, Teal, Ilichraoud, tco, Thos
Webster. Jr.
Bark Margaret,’Aui*, Pernambuco and*® market,Wels
fora & Kanken. ...
Brig Evelyn, Ray, Cardenas, S A W Welsh.
Brig Geo Ham*, French, Boston. Nevin & Rawer.
_&chr Susan Orlean, Matthews, Indianola. Ao.'Jairua
Baker. __ -
Scbr J H Moore, Jngereotl, Wilmington, NO, D S Stet
son & Co. _
Sohr JBKuey, Huey, Halifax, Twclls A Co.
Bchr L 8 Levering, Corson, Boston, N Shirtovant & Co
Rchr J 11 Dickinson, Smith. Boaton.Mlayes tc Godshal).
Sharp, Riohmond, Noble, Ham-
SchrJM Vance, Burdxe, Medford, L Rothermel & Co
Sohr L Brown, Quinton, Washington, DC; Van Du
een. Norton & Co. •*-
Sohr Maggie Van Dnsen. (new) Ireland, do do
bchr Kedron, Garrison, Ba|om, ’ do
Str H L Gaw, Iler, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
BAILED.
Tno V 8 M steamship Keystono State, Capt Marsh
man,, lor Charleston; sailed at 10 o’clock yesterday
morning, full freight and a number of passongers,
(Correspondence of The Press.)
' w . HAVRE DR GRACE. Nov. 15. 1889.
The Wyoming left here this morning with 0 boats, la
den and consigned ns follows:
Judge Lynn, bar ironto Maxwell, Rowland A Co, and
lumber to John Craig; White Swan and Lnmlv’s Lane,
dotoMfilnr.e Sc Taylor; H BThorn, do to 8 Bolton A Co;
t ” Williams, do toNorcrossA Sheets: Mary, do to John
Landol A Co; Wm B Redgrave, do to Wm H Linpincott;
Judge Higgins and Frontier, coal to Delaware City,
, BT TBX.KORAPH. .
(Con espondencgn^toe^PhiladalphjaEx^bßnjro.^
Throa herm and one full-mgecf brie. and*»everal
schooners went in this afternoon. Wind NW—weather
clear and pleasant.
tfour* , THOB. B. HUGHES.
BT TXLjROBAfH TO TIIB PRBSS,
..... BJ lt „ New York, Nov. J 5.
Arrived, slut, Southampton, from Tendon and Porte
mouth., tor tho oast throe weeks encountered heavy
Brig Emma, from para.
, . Boston. Nov 15.
. Arri ved. Wigs Randolph, from Glasgow; Martin Wor
thington, from Surinam.
Below, shfp Mercury, from Calcutta; barks Telegraph,
from Faaang; Forest Bello, front Beyrout.
fcl * , . , . Baltjmohb. Nov l«.
Ship Justins, before reported in a sinking condition,
has arrived m the hay.
Barge No 3fi, with foal for New York,was sunkon Sun
day, off Pool s Island, in Chesapeake bay.
„ NoBFOtK, Nov. 15.
Arrived, brig Ltonis, 90 days from Callao.
. . ~ ~ . Savahnati. Nov it.
Arrived.steamship Huntsville, from New York; shirs
China, from Bremen;joldman, from Bath.
Below, ship Nicholas Biddle, from Liverpool.
* • . ». , . Mobile. Nov is
A violent northerly, gale prevailed on the coast <m
Bunday. A steamor is taking the caTgo from the ship
Jamettown. - *
The ship George Washington, from Liverpool, is
ashore. She will come off. •
The ships DS Choate. City of Nsw York, Mobile City.
ECurlipg. Cityof Brooklyn, and Advance, drifted foal
of each othor, and damaged their upper works and rig
ging.
« New Orleans. Nov. u.,
. Arrived,sines Princess Royal, from Liverpool;Tropic,
from Genoa; Edward Hyman, from Trapani; Greenwood,
from Bristol; Marmioo, from Algiers; bark A D Keeling,
from fUo. -
. . .. . ~ > New Orleans, Nov 15.
Arrived, shirs Sagamore, from London: Yorick, from
Liverpool; bark P R Hazeltiao, from Bordeaux.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
. NORFOLK,Va. Nov 14.
* Arrived,sclir Canton, Aroy, from Boston for Wilni inr-
B gnteF” PUl - n 013 » Ac< during the late B
' Sn* 0 ” 1 v Moh arrived this morning
i«£*t experienced a
m’SKooo r”?t !SmK?. " ,r " ! “ rinB ’ lrhlch 1,9,110 tl,row
Ship Adelaide, Wakeman, which arrived in Hampton
Roads in Cgdays from Callao, made the shortest passage
on record by three days. And is the second largest shin
that has ever bee?-in the -Roads-she beinvlßi tens
burthen, and drawing » feet water, Capt W reports
that when near Cape Hitteras, on the western edgeof
the Gnif Stream,Jie experienced the severest hurricane
he ever met with, commencing on the 10th, and lasting
fifteen hoars. As several other empewero in company,
it is feared some of them were -driven ashore on tno
coast, NORFOLK.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship City of New York, Boggs, henoe, arrived
at Boston yesterday*
Bteamship State of Georgia, Garvm, hence, arrived at
Savannah yesterday, _ „
ship Isaac Joaneer Chipman, from Trapani, arrived at
New Orleans yesterday.
Ship Hippognffe, Howes, at Calcutta Sopt 22, was Idg
for Philadeipma at B 7 per ton.
Ship Buena Vistef Lindell, cleared at Boston 14th inst.
for *an Francisco.',-.' 1 •
_Bhip Mercury. Hubbard, from Calcutta July 31 for
Boston, was spoken Sept 18, lat 33 50 8. long 28H E. „
..Bark Oak, Atkins, sailed from Boston 14th inst. for
- - - - - - •
Bark Ann Elizabeth, Norgrave, for Philadelphia, was
loading at Havana 9th inst.
__"»*** Pa!6Tm°, Ingliaixi* from Shields, was at Venice
23th ult.--
JfftfniUpfor Card»^^’ sailed from Plymouth
Bri* BreeM.Outotbnd,., from Liverpool, arrived at
Cadiz 21st ult. “ i
“ e^''»n9, ‘ ioih
- J?t2flg&SSSr'" U * tS ° m w, 'nri n Eton, NO,
. 0ro ” U ’ h '”°»
Bfig Shibboleth, Morton, hence, for'Bo«ton,&t New
port 13th inst. ■, .. , . n ”^ -
Brig Win Crawford. Colburn, from Somerset for Phi
ladelphia. at Newport 12th mst.
-Brigs J,ank.atow*Harriman, T L Knight,Parks, N
Stowers, fright, and Rebecca A Frances. Monroar,
hertqe for Boston, were at Holmes’.Hole 14th test.
'.t Brigs LplusatLAdftm*yfroin Portland, and May Queen,
Mortonj feom lof .Philadelphia, were at
• George, wi«hlttiton{ Sheimfuji atidf Carthagena,
- Crapo.for Bhiladeipiiia, sailed from New Bedford 14th
-'• instant, . . ~ . ? r~ - ■
Sohre Jaß : Ehglisb/Lane, hence, arrived at New Ha
-' ’Ten 34tb -j. ‘ -1---, , - .< - .■ v .; • ■
-'-''Sohr Fannie* Vanoe,oleared'atHavana oth mst, for
Philadelphia,/', i - •
• -Jahr j ; M.-HnUßtoni Rntsell, from gavaunah, arrived at
- ■ :-t- j
,o?S)sr.#9w v oh» Smith', hence. amyed at Norfolk
/ -l-tn -“v v s - ~ -•'- J, ~
- ' * Sc b ? k , Q^brB^Uehriug,pinkham, ‘hence* arrived at Bos
' Cleared ht Boston NUiTnst. for
;i H'SchrsfxooL ween^.Green, hence for Boston; A Ham-
Ohipaiaft, apd jSdy
Ellen, Corson, front 'Boston fo’r Philadelphia, at New
York 14th inet. ,
- Schr Broadfield, Fisk, hence for Boston, atNevr \ ork
14th in*t. w
Schra Isaac Rioh, Smith, and Sarah Elizabeth, Ke,ly,
from Boston for Philadelphia: Pearl. Brown, from
Gloucester for do, and hence
for Boston, at Newport 13th last.
Bohr Oscar F Hawley, Raokctt, honed, arrived at Sto
nington 12thinst.
Schr H Cole, Hazleton, hence, arrived at Washing
ton. DC. yesterday.
Schr C JJ Molior, Allen, from Petersburg, arrived at
New York yesterday. _ , „ ...
Schr Jane C Patterson, Hand, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Salem 14th inst." ' '
Schr Chas Carroll, Pratt, hence, arrived at Frovidenoo
Propeller Novelty, Mars, cleared at Nevr York yester
day for Philadelphia. _
ARRIVALS AT SAN FRANOISCO—Oct 22d7*ShlpS Le
vanter and Webfoot, from New Yorks ship Southern
Cross, from Boston; ship Maria, from Shanghae; snips
Peruvian and Twilight, from Callao. ,
Ship Poru, from Now Castle, Bailed on the 23d.
HOLMES’S HOLE, Nov 12, P M-Ar sobs E C
Knight, Whirlow, and Henry May, Hoover, Philadel
phia for Boston; Judgo Tenner, Cottrell. Ehzabeth
portfor do; Caroline Hall, Grnharn, Philadelphia for
Weymouth; Susan Bray. Clark, Newburyport for Phila
delphia.
Sailed brigs Catharine Nickels, Santa Clara; sob*) Anna
Smith; Beulah E Sharp. Ligonia, Game Cook, Sarah J
Rrlght.Pecuonnook, Silver Mnznet. C A Greiner, LA
Danonhower, and revenue outter Morris. ,
13th, arsoh Amelia p Reeves, Lake, Boston for Phila
delphia _
Sailed soht HO Knight, Hy May, Judgo Tenney,
Cbtoligo Hall, Snsna.
Remains at 10 AM, wind NW, blowing fresh, schß
Amelia C Reeves. Saugatuofc, Adoltza.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOIELS,
UP TO 12 O’CLOCK LAST KIOUT,
GIRARD HOUSE-Che-tout «t.. below Nm**
W A Broth, R 1 Chas SI Carpenter, NY
R H Wells, Albany James 8 Adams, St Louis
CBPhco.NY J J Craitr k. la, Madison
John Mullen. Ohm Thus A Rust, Richmond
Marshall Jewell. Hartford H M Hall, NY
O Mnmnee. Moliilo Miss Emma 8 Chase, Mass
W A Wyman, Boston JAgnew. Pa
Henry Granule, Wheeling John Dorlon. Wheeling
Jomes D Lignn, Va Mr Kokort. Reading
Miss Kckott, Reading N Anthony, Boston
Mr Cochrane & la. Del Miss Cochrane As sister, Dol
Wm Rothrook & la, Ala D 0 Smith. Balt
GHeaton, Boston Thos W Branch,Petersburg
Miss A Branch, Va Miss Lon Kerr, Va
CantMclntsre, Wilm.Del RUR Thompson, Vft
P P Scales, Va J K Robinson. 8 C
John O Rurch Ac la, Col p Bigelow. NY
Wn» F Kello**. N Y MissLS Kelloeg, N Y
C Wooster. NY A E Strom. NY
Isaiah Ungers. Cin, O M Warfield A In, Boston
RJ Welker.N J G F Nesbitt At *». N Y
B M Blatchford. N Y WraH Waddell, On.
Mr Holbrook. NO Isa*»o B Rogers, Cmn
R S How, NY G Ktihler, NY
F a Hamnson, Boston John A Erlien, Lancaster
E CEchelbave*, York, Pa MA*£ traknsl, ; T N Y c .. «
C L Avory, Mansfield, O H H Sturga*, Mansfield, 0
.InR J.miman. Cincinnati, 0 L O Morrs N \
•PE Eiienr.N Y T) W Smith, N V
W VVnllar 4 In, Jtn.lon E Lindsloy 4:1, Hover, NJ
W B Allen 4 !a.NY Cli»» H Far, N Y.
A L Clarke, Boston J M Ames, Norwich
Mrs Ames, Norwich John A Parker. N Y
J W Series & la. Brooklyn E C!<rk Ac la. N V
RMGrabamiNY R M Sho-maker- Balt
Tiowis Webb. Richmond John S Borrv & la, D C
Miss Bettie Ware, Va I, Pams. N C
B D Stitch, N 0 John F Plummer, N Y
J WsAUisnn. Va FW Glenn. N V
Or GilfWon k wf. St Lotlis H Jnjrfes <V. la. Balt
Win Gilmore, Balt Mrs B C Howard, Balt
RmW Palmer, Boston F Beck. Unstop
.T N Post. Conn Robert E Day. Conn
WW Whitney, Boston Tf Bosd.lreland
TRKmmonck.NY Thos Smith. England ‘
J M Blevins. Va Rf? Saimiol Ky
J B Hathaway. Mass A N Miller. Bristol, R I
P .1 Kemp. Balt O B Coleman, Balt
E B Edwards, Washington, D C
MERCHANTS’ HOTEL—Fourth street, below Arch.
Ddollars, Canton, 0 flS.T*»niison. Pa
W B Loumati. Pa J 0 Clark, Pa
A Kimball, Mass J R Krn»*y, York, Pa
WF Johnson. Md JosWhtte.Cnl *
.TD McCord. Pittsburg W Chase, Milwnnkoo
II B Beardslee K I.Thomas Balt
,T Pnnle. Jr. Boston J N Kline Phih»
W Fitzhugh. Md J T Llowl fc la. Ky
A F Beam, Newark, N J D Carrier, Mass
E M Clark. Mass K Carrier, Mass
K A Clark, Mass H Holmos, Texas
I, D AHowolt, Hanover, Ta W Mullins, N Y
A H Rosenheim, NY 1,8 Parsons, Conn
II AHiglov. Cal W A Addison. Cni
R Flower. Jkl Hon J C MeKibbm, Ca!
S Bedford, vTavorley Geo Burr, Pa
AMERICAN HOTEL-Cheotnut st.. above Fifth.
W H Flitcraft, Phila N Jaeger, Pa
W Miller, Pa R Nnreross, West Choster
H Nbroross, West Chester W E Winchester. N J
P Vaughan. NJ H Lambert. Pittsburg
D Armstrong, PitUlmrg • S M Way. Harrisburg
M Morse * H Anner. Washington
MMowry, Washington I, Bates & la« New York
W f.awson. Boston G ft Rider, Md
T W Seabrcs. Md ‘ T Vincent, Md
EDo Kutz, Easton, Md W Oauik & son, Md
J WKemp, Esston, MU HDewyee. NJ
A E Thomson, Del L T Gordon &. la, Del
M .T Croedon, Now York M B Huglies.R I
T B Brenner, R I J G Cochrane, Va
W H Tobias. Va N Marsh, New York
D C Meeomhor, N Y LSwaine&la NC
.T Lewis, Mass H F Barrows. New York
JH Ryrr, New York T C Fintou,Ohio
H N Dallas «t wf, Boslon J Price, Pa
R Bavnnll. Boston G A Ives, Roston
W C Ward, New York Miss Ward New York
W McCullnck, Cnl G Yonn’*. Cal
: H Brewer k la. Cal Master Brewer, Cnl
T J Palmer, London Geo Gordon
Otto B Graves NY C Wii!j nm s.N V
J Murdock, NY G M Mead, N Y
HP Welling, NJ
FRANKLIN HOUSE—Chestnut st.. above Third.
Louis Stiz, Cincinnati. 0 Mrs RII Millikan, Olno
John Patterson Ac la. N Y Wm Rhasi>. MiifnTd. Del
gJns Bnynes. Balt, Md Danl Wdson.Catasaqua.Pa
R Worthmston. N Y D 41 Hines, NY
V Thompson, Pa J Doherty. Fchuvl Haven
.Tno McCann.*'oehester.NY »S Cochran, Rochostcr.NY
JDavis, Jr, Mansfield, 0 J Burke, N Y
E Richardson, Moss o Warner. N Y
A Metz, NY, CPMiller, Tunkhan’k, # Pa
„ JUNES’ HOTEL- Chestnut street, abovv RWtb,
G A Wahtor, Balt Dr T.nttornian, rhila
J G Mcnjrjy. Pittehurg E Mills, N J
Tes Mills.NJ J Condon, jr. Md
Mrs R Harris. Marietta .T*cob VanalK. N J
Col Bavlnr, Va Mr Murray, N Y
f? HClomunt, Ala M»«s Clement. Ala
•LA Bvther, Washington J R Lolland k In. Del
M A Wurts, N J .TnoM Lane, 8t Louis
J' Keller, Md OJack. Md
HLAmn.Md .THDorsev
W H Winston Mrs II BjMcCarty, Balt
Master Jos McCarty, Balt i
*BTATES*UNION HOTEWlnrket st., above Sixth.
Jos Dudley, Pa J II Smith, 8t Clair, Pa
Gon P Watson* Middletown G A Vannat, Pt Deposit.Pa
J M Masonbimor. Carlisle D P Bee-'le, Blair co. Pa
lIE Grnv, West Chester A M Pottit, Phila
GeoL rlitt. Harrisburg J Dinwiridie, Huntingdon
Jon Boolofs. Hollidaysburg 0 H Picket, Lancaster oo
C WStewart. Lancaster co Wm »-fckol. tianoastcr co
L Ij Engle, Lancaster co Wm Dean, Baltimore
L L 4homas, NY G MoAlpin. Phila
J S Watnslov. Va .T 8 Smith. Phila
P Hnfler, Elizabethtown T HofTer. Elizabethtown
J Dudloy, Pa J H Smith, St Blair, Pa
THE UNION HOTELr-Arch street, aliove Third.
J Keloele, Ohio J C Morgan. Choßtcrco, Pa
C H Graham, Phila John C Wood. Putshuig
HM Moore. Pittsburg Jos Powdal!. Avondale. Pa
D D Davis. Va • G G Evans, Newark, Del
K r Warner, fich Haven 0 R Conklinc, N J
,T Strvens, Conn
H-T Teer, N Y J Hunter, Bedford
C R BibUop k v, NJ F J Posey, Hagerstown
HOTEL—Sixth st, above Cheftent.
Win ryio, Chester co Wm P Thntohor, St Clair
A Bmitimr. Pa C Hammond, Pa
T f bila R Robinson. Juniata cn
.Tohn H Crawford, Md Wm Kerr, Chester co, Pa
Roht Hodrson. Now London W II Martin, Maos
a IJ Brinton, Md T G Brooker. Pa
Wn*h Kwiog, Chester co ClmsW Maxwell, Mil
A Ward, Altoona, Ta
NATIONAL HOTE!*-Race street, above Third.
S Mayh, Monroe no. Pa P Simler, Monroe co, Pft
G W Ramsay, Pottsvillo Jno C fitrohecker, Pa
C F Ildl. Lune Rnleo CbnsHeebn‘'r. Moss
JnpC Young, Pa P 0 Long. N Y
Miss 0 Harris. York, Pa .1 H Von OUenstein. 0
PBhannon,Pa M T Dill. Altoona. Pa
WO Harris. Washington G J Mnrphoy, York
HP Lutz,Bloomsburg H C Hower,Btoomsburg
J A Roth, Berwick, Wm Sterner, Mincravdio
BLACK BEAR HOTEL-Thm! st., above CaUowhill.
M A Sellers, Pa A Andrews. Bornvillo
C Duel, Pine Grftvo C Finney, Hartevillo
D Qiinman. Norristown J Horsh. Klinesviile
C Harper, Jenlintowa NDSmith. Fountain
E Hersh. Zionsville Isiuio Heydt, District
Miss A!dU, DintHct Isaac Finnev. Bucks co
Bamuel Fetter. Bucks co D Thomas. Upper Dublin
Chns Levan. Pricetown Chas Knivht, Bniithville
Jacob K Hill, Earlville Maiilon Hill, iJarlvillo
J V ArUtUlen, FeasterviUe W E Willman.Btonccsvi’o
Jos Young, Mont’y Square
EAGLE HOTEL—Third street, above Race.
G 8 Hoffman, Lan co H Valentine, Northamn’n
Mias D F Hunter. Wash H Forrest and la, Ohio
8 Cmminglmm, Cincinnati J Watson & la, ~o nn
W Painter, tVest Chester Pat McCnrtee, N Y
J T Elwell. Boston T T Slifee. Boston
M Griffith. Wash, DC C Wolls, Mexico
T Carr- Chicago fiShnrkev.SC
8 Hull tc 31adics, Va H Gray, Ga
Mr Ford. NY T Bnow tc non. Unit
B B Cope A la, Bt Augustine J fct Painter, Balt
BALD EAGLE—Third street, aboi'o OallowhiU.
Mrs A Painnman, Reading W F Rauch, Nazareth. Pa
D Krosgo. Monroe, Pa R M Kt»b«o. Monroe. Pa
P Gilbert. Monron, Pa J W Butz, Griggsviilo
A Butz. Griggsvillo 8 Bnrtolet. Pa
8 Barr, Lehtyh co, Pa W JI Deiuler, Cluakertw’n
MAKRIEI).
DAVIS—FREE.—On the 10th instant, by Rev. D- W.
Barttne, Mr. Morgan F. Davis to Miss Elizabeth F.
Free, both of Cheater county. *
TAYLOR-HOFFMAN.-At the residonoo of Dr.
William Wright, on the 30th ultimo, by his Honor.
Mayor Alexander Henry, Forrester L. Taylor to »SaHio
M. Hoffman, all uf this city. *
STROUp—BaIt/EY - .—On thoJSth instant, by the Rev.
John Jenkins, Morris R. Stroud to Marie Louisa Bailey,
both oi this city. **
DIED.
RICIIARDSON.—In Cincinnati, at the resulenco of
Jnsmother, on Monday, Nov. 14tii, Omar F. Richardson,
the weU-known Equestrian, aged about 24 years.
. Although so young, he had attained a foremost rank
m hiK profossiof), and was widely celebrated as a skil
ful ami dannz rider. In private lifo.ho was universally
and i*9lovedbv hIR asaocialeH, who sincerely
monrn his early oealh. lie was a pupil of Dan Rice,
end has recently been performing with Spalding tz.
Roger* 1 Cirrus. *
McCREARY.—On Saturday. 12th instant, at Pitts
burg, David G. McCreary, (printer,) .formerly of this
citv, *
HURST.—On the 11th instant, Susan 8., wifo of Jacob
M_ Hurst, in the 35th year of her ape.
Funpral from the residence of her husband, Bridge
port, Montgomery county, this (Wednesday) morning,
at 10 o'clock. *
MORTON.—On the 12tli instant. Mrs. Rebecca Mor
ton, rohet of the late\Benjaimn Morton.
Funeral from the residence of her son-in-law,
Charles N. Holbrook, No. fi)s South Ninth street, this
(Wednesday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. *
TVENTwORTH.—On the 14th instant, Albert T.
Wentworth, in the 2ith year of ins age.
Funeral from the residence of his pnronts, No. Ml
North Fifth street, above Brown, on Thursday after
noon. at 2 o’olock. *
BOSTICK.—On the the 12th instant, Mrs. Catharine,
wife of John Bostick, in the 21th year of her ago.
Funoral frAm the reshlencn of her husband, near
Penrose Ferry, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 2
o’Cioc*. . *
JIcCLISLLAND.—On Iho 13th inßtnnt, Emma Louis?,
daughter of Daniel and Mary Ann McClelland, aged fl
years, 4 months, and 15 days. „ .
Funeral from the rosiaonceof her parents, No. 1103
Wistar street. thla(Wednosday) morning, at i> o clock,
. STEWART,-On the 14th instant, Wm. K. Stewart
son of James A. and the late Mary Ami Stewart, m tho
18th year of his age,
Funeral from the residence of his father, No. 023
Passyunk ;oad, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 2
o'clock. *
NORMAN,-On the !4th instant, Annie, daughter of
Samuel and Emma Norman, agod 19 months.
Funeral from the residence of N. Hallowell, No. 915
Melon street, on Thursday afternoon, at 2 o’clook.
LAY.—On the mu instant, Mr. Thomas Lay, in the
83d year of Jus a«e.
Funeral from his late residence, in Woodbury, N. J.,
on Thursday morning, at 10 o’clock. *
MUftPllYrt-On the ltth instant, Mnhlon Murphy, m
73d year of his age.
Funeral from his late residonoo, No. 15S Frankloril
street. Frankford, on fifth day afternoon, 17th instant,
at 3 o'clock.* -
WORTHINGTON.—On the 14th instant, at Moores*
town. Hi J„ Mrs. Susanna P. Worthington, wife of
Charles Worthington, aged W years.
Funefal from Milltown Meeting House, Cheltenham
township, on Thursday tfternoon, 17th, at l o'clock, *
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THE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16,
[Y's=* at an ADJOURNED, meeting of
I L. 5 tho Junior Anti-Slavery Society of Philadelphia,
held November 12, 1859, the iollowing resolutions wore
adopted: ... ■*** . ,
Itesalved , That inasmuch as slavery, in its essential
naturo. is a perpetual warfare upon the rights and per
sons of its victims, as well ns an outrage against the
moral sense of tho world, its existence must necessarily
create a spirit of rebellion in Clio hearts of all true mon.
Resolved, That tho singleness of purposo, undaunted
bravery, self-sacrificing devotion, and moral heroism
evinced by John Brown, ns well as his olear and intelli
gent appreciation of the conflict itiwhioh ho is ongagod,
entitle him to tho Bvmpathy, respect, and gratitudo of
every lover of freedom.
Resolved, That the brutal haste, and unblushing dis
regard of legal forms, winch have marked the so-called
trial of John Brown and his companions, while they
hive transformed what is assumed to he a judicial inves
tigation into a deliberate murder, that fills the soul of
every honest man with horror nnd indignation, furnish
still nnofhor illustration of the unmitigablo villany of
that system in tho support of whioh these enonmtios are
perpetrated.
By order »f the Sooiety.
JAMES G, THOMPSON, President.
ANNA R. JUSTICE. Beorotary. It*
(TIP* PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE
LL3 FINE ARTS.—Prof. A. R THOMAS, M. D. will
commonco his annual course of Lectures on Anatomy,
to the artists nnd students of the Life and Antique
Classes, on SATURDAY, Nov. 19th, at 8 o’clock i*. M.,
m tho M Life-Class Room.”
JOHN BARTAIN, )
GEO. 8. PEPPER, > Committee on Instruction.
A. M. STEVENSON,{ nlO-31*
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THE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
Ilf YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
OF PHfLADKLMUA Trill Im held in JAYNE'S HALT.,
next THURSDAY EVENING, November 17th, at *4
past 7 o’clock. The annual report will be read, anil ad
dresses tiohvered by the Rev. Henry Grattan Guinness,
of Irolaml, and Rov. Messrs. J. W. Crnoraft, Rov. Al
fred Cookman, \V. J. R. Taylor, Reuben Jeflroj, and
John Jenkins, D.D. Delegations will be present from
kindred associations. Tiokets of admission can l>o bad.
gratuitously. at the Rooms of tho Association, IUW and
1011 CHESTNUT Street,
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PEOPLE'S LITERARY INSTITIJ.TK.-
ikJ? The fifth lecture of tho course will be delivered
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Bo’clock. Bintdo tickets, 25 cents*, admitting gentte
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rvlr* HISTORICAL LECTURES ON, THE
L < Groat Representatives of Modern Civilization,
bytho Rev. JOHN LORD, at CONCERT HALL. Sub
jects:
Lectnro l—Nov. 7.—Lord Bacon—Philosophy.
“ [l “ 9.—Michael Anirolo—Revival of Arts
“ lII “ 12.—Cromwell —Constitutional Free
dom.
“ IV— “ 14.—Peter the Great— Absolutism.
*‘ V— “ 10.—Pasoal—TheoloRicallnquiry
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'U? TILE BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION. - Tho
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celebrated at CONCERT HALL, on MONDAY EVEN
ING, 21st mst, At 74 o’olock.nt which the annual re
port of the Board of Managers will be read, and ad
dresses delivered by
REV. RICHARD NE .VTON D. D.,
M'iRTON McMICHAEL, Esq., and
JOHN WELSH, Esq.
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the direction of Carl Fentz.
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Ah the number of tiokds issued will bo limited to tho
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to prevent the tin* lei ant disappointment winch oc
curred at most of '.ho p'evious annivursaries.
nnKbriinZl vVM. C. LUDWIG. President.
frr=* FROFKSfcOR COPPER’* LECTURES
\3 ON AMERICAN HISTORY.—Third Lecture on
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fY'“s=» THE MARTYRDOM OF IIUSS,
>i3 AT THE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS,
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mr* AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
’ k_s. BoardofManagorsof the HOME MISSIONARY
SOCIETY ol tho City of Phiiada’phia, held on Saturday
evening. Nov. 5,1860, the following communication was
roooived and mad;
To the Board of Managers of the Home Missionary So
ciety of the city of Philadelphia :
Dkar Brethren ;.I find my business becoming soox
tonded that, in justice to you, as well as to myself, I
must hereby respectfully submit to you my resiunat on
as an Agont, anu as a Miss'onnry of your Arsucintmn.
In do;n<so, allow mo to assure you tlmtl stiil feel a
deep interest in tho future prosperity of your Institu
tion, and will cheerfully rennor it any assistance 1 can.
Very respectfully, JOHN STREET.
October S 3 IW'J.
Whereupon it was resolved, that the resignation of
our able and efficient Missionary and Agont, the Rev.
John Street, wjio has served this Association so faith
fully aud sntislnotorily for the last eighteen years, be,
and tho samo is hereby, accepted.
Mr. JOHN P. AR11I&ON was appointed to take the
placo nl Mr Street: and he is now waiting upon tho
liublio, soliciting donations for tho use of the Soctoty.
GEORGE H STUART. President.
MATTHEW NEWKIRK, Vioc President.
R. K. HtEPI ICR. .Secretary.
TIIOS. T. MASON, Treasurer.
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LECTURES ON AS-
L? TRONOMY.
.Pro r , O. MIICHELL. tho eminent Astronomer ami
■jilted Orator, will deliver the following Course of Lec
tures in the Musical Fund Hall, under the auspices of
tho \oung Men’s Christian Association s
Tuesday, Nov. 15th—'The Structure and Perpetuity of
Uio Planetary System.
Tuesday, Nov.22d—Tho Motions and Revolutions of
tho Comets.
Saturday, Nov. 20th—The Number, Distance and
Magnitude of the objects comprising the Galaxy.
Tuesday, Nov. 29lh—The .Motions and Revolutions of
the Fixed Stain, and tho Translationof tho Suns aud
Solar Systems through space.
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two ladies, two dollars.
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at the principal bookstores,and the rooms of the Young
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nut street. not-tf
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directors. to serve for the ensuing year-will be held at
the BANKING HOUSE,on MONDAV, November 21st,
between tho hours of 10 A. M. aud 2 I*. M.
The annual meeting nr the Ktockholders will lie held
at the snmo place, an TUESDAY, November Ist, at 12
o olock M.
oclB-ti>2l
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FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’ BANK
L? —PiutAPELPHiA, OotoborSd, 1359.
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Directors will he held at the Banking House on MON
DAY, November 21st, 1369, between the hours of 9o’clook
A. M. and 3 o'clock P. M.; and a general mooting of the
Stockholders will im held on TUESDAY, November Ist,
at 4 o’clock P. M.» at the Banking House.
04 dtn2l W. RUSHTON. JR.. Caeliier.
ffS»SOUTinVARK BANK—PIifLADEL
-13 . PiilA, October 3d, 1559.
Notice is hereby given that an election tor Thirteen
Directors will bo held at the Banking House on MON
DAY, November 21st, 1859. between the hours of 10
p’olock A. M. and 2 o’clock J\- M.; and a general meet
ing of the Ktookholdcrs will be held on TUESDAY, No
vember let, at 12 o’clock M.
nl-dmai F. V. STEEL. Cashier.
THE PHILADELPHIA BANK.—OCT
l i 4, 1859.
Tho imnunl meotingof tho Stockholders of this Bank
will be held at tho Baukmg House on TUESDAY, tlie
first dav of November next, at 12 o’olock M.
And the annual election for Directors will bo held at
tho Banking House on MONDAY, the 2lstday of No
vember next, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 2 P. M.
os~wfr&mtn2l B. B. COMKOYS, Cashier.
MECHANICS’ BANK.—PIIILADEL-
J w ? . PJIIA, October 4th, 1853.
Notico is hereby given that an eleotion for Thirteen
Directors, to servo the ensuing year, will bo held at the
Banking House on MONDAY, Novombor 21st, from 10
A. ftl. to 3 P.M.
The annual meeting of tho Stockholders will be hold
on TUESDAY. November Ist, at 12oVlo«k M.
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VANIA. Philadelphia, Oct. 16, 1859. Notice is
horeby given, that an election for Till RTKEN DIREC
TORS to servo tlm onsuing jour, will be hold at the
BANKING HOUSE on MONDAY, 21st Novomber.be
tween tho hours of 10 A. M. and 3 P. M.
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at the same place on TUEBDAY,Ist Novombor. at 12
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oo!7-mwf-tn2l* Cashier.
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¥N TIIE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
»- CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
In the matter of the Estate of ABRAHAM KELTER,
Doconscd.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to nudit. settle,
and adjust the account of CHAKLFB F. ABHMEAD,
Trustee of the Estate of ABRAIIAM KELTER, dr
co.isod. and to report (hstiilmtion ol the balance, will
meet the parties interested, for the purjpo'u’s of Ins
appointment, on FRIDAY AFTfcBNOON, November
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and LOCUST Streets. DANIEL DOUGHERTY,
nlfl-wlmSt Auditor,
INSTATE OF NATHAN Cl. HOWARD,
-K- S deceased.
Letters <>l Administration on tho Estate of NATHAN
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undersigned, all persons having claims or demands
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all thoso indebted to said Estate, to make nnymont,
without deia), to UJSOJIGE SERGEANT,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,
rjpjElE HERO OF DELHI,
TWELVE YEARS
SOLDIER’S LIFE IN INDIA
Being Extract® from the Letter® of the late
MAJOR W. 8. R. HODSON, B. A.,
First Bengal European Fusiloers, Coinmnndnnt of Hod
son’s Horse,
INCLUDING A PEHEONAL NARRATIVE
SIEGE OF DELHI,
AND CAPTURE OF TIIE KING AND PRINCESS,
Edited hr his brother, Rev. Gkohoe H.llodson.M. A.,
With an Introduction by tho Author of
“School Bays at Rugby.”
If from the ch son ones of each regiment of England s
brave men in tho Indian war a bravest of tho bravo
■wore to bo solceted, wo bolievo that Jlodsnn of Hodson s
Horse would stand forth the representative of tho band
ofheroos. * * * Neither Fernando Perez del Pul
sar,orany Cid.or Paladin, ever aohioved noblorex
ploits than aro hero recorded,—lLondon Athenn-'iitn.
Ask any soldier who was tho b avest man boforo Del
hi, who most in the saddle, who foremost? and nine out
of ten in tho Infantry will tell you, Hopiox.-fßlack
wood’s Magazine,
As tong ns manly courage—:a courage which is shown
not only in the field of battle, but in the often harder
contest of peaceful times—is hold m honor, Englishmen
will havo reason to smile proudly when they speak of
Hodson of Hudson's Horse. * * * Many more edi
tions are to como, for thousands aro stilt to road in it
the story of a Christian soldier, with whom duty, in its
full sense was tho one fixed principle.—[London Exa-
With regard to tho solcctionof the lottors, and the
Simple narrative which has l>oen contributed to them ft*
a Hatting, we can hardly ovorpraise tho taste, the judg
ment, and the manly sonsc with which tho editor has
fulfilled his pious task,—[Saturday Review.
It is a fitting memorial that his brother has raised
over him. Taste and judgment we had a right to expect
from a Fellow of Trinity. But to thoso havo been added
precisely that manliness and good sense which Major
Hodson would moat, have desitod tlmt bis biographer
should possess.—j Litorary Cazetto.
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Tint point is, stjlo and beauty of composition. The
•lirt century was certainly more studious, generally
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Cut®Kit Dkll, Author of “ Jane Eyre/’ Ac,
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talent. They nayvlio is bko Ft. Mini; they talk of his
wit, humor, comic pm\ crs. He resembles Fielding as mi
eaale does a vultuie ; Fielding could stoop on carrion*
but Thackeray never docs. His wit is bright, his humor
attractive, but both boar the same relation to his Syri
ans genius that the mere lambent shoot-lightning,
playing under tho edge of tho summor cloud, does to the
electric death-spark hid in its womb.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,
ILD SOUTHERN
SCENES.
A TALE OF
DISUNION! AND BOEDER WAR.
BY J. B. JONES, Esq.,
Author q/ 11 Wild Western Scenes ” “ IPnr FafA,” fc.
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Tho Publishers of this powerful liook are confident
that the aimplo announcement of a volume in the vein
“ Wild Western Scenes,” and by tho same author, will
arouse an unwonted demard for the new book. “Wild
Western Scenes” has now reached tho already Unpre
cedented salo of 100 000 copies, and Its publishers now
continue to sell some 10,000 of it annually, although the
work was published noarly twenty yea's ago. The
name of tho now work by the same author is
WILD SOUTHERN SCENES.
A TALE OF
DISUNION! AND BOUDEIt WAR.
And it will undoubtedly, from its peculiar and absorb
ing character, at once occupy the undivided attention of
a very largo portion of tho thinking and reading pul
iation of America. While its disclosures at this timo
will assuredly create a deep sensation among all reason
ing ami reflecting bodies, tho purely novel reader mil,
at the name time,bo absorbed and diverted with the
strange and laughable story. No work having any of
tho distinguishing characteristics of this surprising
production has over appeared from the press, and its
very singularity must insure thousands of renders fur
it at once.
READ TIIE TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The Eve of the Wedding, Wiry Willy in New York,
A Midnight Conspiracy, The Executions,
Tho Eve of Baltic, Blartling Intelligence,
Tho Attack and Repulse, Advance of the Invading
Wiry Willy’s Hodge, Army,
Horrors of Civil War, BAttlebt the Budges,
Edith's Disguise and Flight, RufJloton’a Generalship,
A Mob of Destructives, The Junction,
Edith at tho Black Boar, Headquarters at Havre
Kdith’s Adventures, deGrnce,
Wiry Willy and Jack Bim. Affairs at the Capital,
Insurrection of tho slaves, Reception at the White
A Death Scone, House,
The Battle of Bladonsburg, A Dark Conspiracy,
Wiry Willy’s Strango Ad- The Scouts,
venture. Last Scene at White
Meeting of Blount and House, *
Alice, Temptation,
Rescue of Wiry Willy, Ruffieton in the White
Alice and Fdith. House,
Gold, Glittering gold, Mount Vernon,
Nocturnal Visitors, Blount's Headquarters,
Interview between General The frotoctor in his
Blount and Edith, Palace,
Tho Invasion of the An Alarm And a Capture,
North, Tho Announcement,
Excitement in tho Conven- Tho Mystery,
tion, Nocturnal Adventures,
Suspension of Hostilities, Further Adventures,
The Treasure, Federal Headquarters,
Hudson's Sncoossor, Diplomatic Categories,
Impending Perils, The Ministerof Justice,
Negotiation, A Contra Temps,
Negotiations with Ran- The March to Rioh
dolph, morn),
The Eve of Battle, Amherst Castle,
The Battle, An Exchange,
Attempted Assassination, Arrival of tho Enoniy,
Promotion, Desertions’to Randolph,
Lord Slysir’s Captivity, Nocturnal Expedition,
Cessation, of the Bombnid- Generals Toler and Fell,
ment, Tho Prisoners,
Preparations lor a Naval Ptartling News,
Battle, Balatrmn in Randolph's
LordMysir in Captivity Camp,
Tho Cannonade Resumed, News fom the Capital,
Tho Naval Battle, Battle and Stampede,
Return of the Chio r tains, Flora’s Intrepidity,
The Underground Bridal Bcenos at the Castlo,
Chamber, Tho Fugitive,
Young Summers, Tho Underground Bridal
The Soiroo, Chamber,
Edith and Summers, The Restoration,
Council Board at Midnight, Conclusion.
READ THE FOLLOW (NG EDITORIAL NOTICES
OF THE rREB3.
From the Richmond Enquirtr.
“ Wo havo ventured tho prediction that this worlj is
doitined to aehlovo a success. Wo hope naif a million
eooies mav Ikj disseminated among the people North and
Kouth, ami wo *rn j/Dd that it lias fallen into the hauds
of tho fortunate publishers of it.”
Frot/t the Neto York Observer.
“ A very remarkable and novelbook. * * * * The
scenes that follow arc portrayed with great skill and ef
fe.it. with a love story running through and amusing
nemnes introduced, making the tale entertaining, and
holding tho reader’s attention to tho close.” |
JFVofn ike Amim.
“A capital tala of love incidents, patriotism, tuid
statesmanship. The Imnk is nqe of the most mlcnsah
interfilin' that wn ii.ixa read lor many a day, and it is
amusing and patriotically instructive ns Welt. Itsinflu
onoa cannot fail tn do good. Wo heartily corain ml it
to evervlwidy. No one will commence to read and not
finish it.”
From the “AVii* York 2)vy Boole.**
4 ‘ Tlio author of 4 W ilil Western Scenes’ h«a given iis
another very entertain;"* book. The terrible results
that will follow tne inovitnhto olinmx of soctionnl mad
ness and folly ore made tho subject of the story. The
tale 1.1 of intense. Inlrtrost. There is niunli humor run
ntng tlirmuhonl it. Tho President's daughter. Captain
Bim.unil Qrnoritl Crook, are well-drawn characters.
Wo cnnrontidontli rocommeml the work asone of ab
sorbing mill peculiar interest/'
It is issued complete in two volumes, paper coier
Price One Dollar; or.bound in one volume, Cloth, 25.
Published and for Kale by
T. B. PETERSON A BROTHERS,
PiiMi'shers and Booksellers,
No. 30ti CHESTNUT STREET, J'mLAou.rnu.
*7* Copies of the nbnvo work Will be sent to any
place, f’ee of routine, on remitting the price to tho Pub
lisher, in a letter. nil-.'it
CARPETINGS.
rp.lis FALL’S IMPORTATION
OP
CARPET I N G- S ,
TO J!E CLOSED OUT AT
REDUCED PRICES.
BAIDY & BROTHER,
0-0 CHESTNUT STREET,
Will this day reduce the prico of the entire balanco of
their stook of
“ CKOSSLfcY'S,”
'‘DICKSON'S/ 1
“ HENDERSON'S''
And other makers of VKJ.VKT, TAPESTHY, and
CARPKTiNGS, in orclor to close this sea
son's importation. Wo liave also on hand asplendid ns
<ortment of snp«r THREE-PLY and INGRAIN BED
ROOM CARPETS, wbioh we shall soil low. nIS tf
<;i:nts» fuiinihiiing goods.
gUI'ERIOU DRESSING GOWNS,
MANUFACTURED AT
W. W. KNIGHT’S,
GOG ARCH STREET.
The newest and most beautiful stylcß always on hand
vory suitable presents for the approaching holidays.
Just received a lot of
PURE BILK BIIiRTS AND DRAWERS, EXTRA
TIES, SCARPS, Ac., OF THE NEWEST STYLES,
PINE SHIRTS AT WHOLESALE, RETAIL, OR
MADE TO ORDER,
GUARANTIED TO FIT.
R. WALBORN & 00,
(NOW) NOS. ft AND T NORTH SIXTH STREET,
hate now a very superior assortment of Shirts, Under
clothing, Gloves. Hosiery, etc.
Speoialattention given lo
GENTLEMEN’S WRAPPERS,
of whioh a fine assortment is constantly kept on hand.
oIQ-.Jmif
JW. SCOTT—late of tho firm of Win
• che/tor & Soott-GKNTLEMKN’S FURNISH-
Rn<l H HIRT MANUFACTORY, 814
CHESiNUrStreet,(nearly opposite the GirardHousr,)
Philadelphia.
J, W.B. would rospeotfblly call the attention of his
rormer patrons ami friends to lus new store, end is pre
pared to fill orders for SHIRTS at short notioe. A
oerlect fitgunruntied, Wholesale Trails supplied with
fine bhirts and Collars. jyJMy
LOST AND FOUND.
T OST OR STOLEN—On the Night Train
‘v^n’*il Woen I'J'dadelphia and Baltimore, or between
the Biltimoro Depot anil tho Kutnw House, on theBlh or
tth nut.i a 1 OCitET-ilOOK,.belonging to the subson
ler, omtaming the following notes, vis s
Iwc notes, both payable to W. k C. Smith, al Hank,
endorsed by them, and signed by Con verse A Hyde,
dated
SlatlbnlviUo, Oot. 10th, *6O, at 7 inos., for 8M3.4L
.. d ” , ilo ~ do •• 616.01.
Also, two notes, pay aMo to W. A C. Smith, endorsed
by them, auu signed by E. A. Converso, agt. Hope Co.,
dated
Stafford vitlo, Oot. 15th,’ 60 , at 6mos., for 19697 20.
.. do do do •* f. 94.20.
Also, three notes, signed by Parley Converse, ftgt.
CiiQversviHo (0., one payable to B. W. Patten, for
f i l y° to Robbins Patten, one for
$761. and one for BLOW 40.
‘1 he pay mont of al) the above notes has been stopped.
H . , a . „ „ PARLEY CONVERSE.
Stafford Springs, Conn., Nov. 12th, 1859. nia-Si’ 4
AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE is a
■f* 4 reliable medium Ihrotighwhioh Schools and Fami
lies may obtain oomretent teachers. Parents mny ob
tain, gratuitously, Information and circulars of tho best
schools. SMITH, WOODMAN, A CD.,
. 846 BROADWAY, New York, or
n»«* «oar.Mw STNUT Philadelphia,
qpriEREIS THAT WHICH EVERYBODY
A- admires m the Life-siso Photographs in OH. They
?. r, .' , l»ft. r .. l JWJßP ,^.a ft , *s*Rotory oiotnres for parlors.
Visit IIEIMER § Gallery, SECOND Street, above
Green. H*
retail dry goods.
yELVET POPLINS
AT
REDUCED PRICES.
THOS. W. EVANS & CO.
• HAVE MARKED DOWN
THE PRICES OF
TIIEIR HANDSOME ASSORTMENT
01'
VELVET POPLINS.
818 AND 820 CHESTNUT STREET,
nlfi-.'tt
RAPSON’S,
CORNER OF EIGHTH AND CHERRY BTB.
Have now open a lino assortment of
BERLIN ZEPHYR WORSTED,
SINGLE, DOUBLE. AND SPLIT.
The whole froin Hie oeletirnteij manuraotur.rs, Hertz
* irt Berlin* Our customers can depend on
fettinff the beet article ever offered at retail m Phila
delphia, at tho lowest prices.
A ‘PLBNPIO ASSORTMENT EMBROIDERED SUVPRRft,
A-Varikty of Black Cloak Tassels.
Handsome Crochet Cloak Fringes.
New and beautiful Dress Trimminqs.
Woollen Knitting Yarns, all colors,
Zephyr Knit Talmas and Caps.
Zkphtr Knit Gaiters and Blehvks.
A AT SftS'oH* TiUMM,SO "'
LADIES’ TRIMMINGS AND ZEPHYR BTORE.
Cor. OF EIGHTH AND CHERRY STS.
Blfi-3m
glLlt FANCY GOODS,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
L. J. LEVY & CO.
Have reduoed tho priees of their entire stock of
BILK AND STAFLE
DRY GOODS,
Which comprises a very choice selection of all the
NEW GOODS OP THE SEASON.
The .inspection of purchasers is invited.
"heir STOuK is now complete, in all the Depart
ments, ami many of their GOODS have been purchased
at the large Auction Bales,
AT LESS THAN THE FOREIGN COST.
They offer to the publio a Urge assortment of the
BEST GOODS MANUFACTURED IN EUROrE,
at prices AS LOW as can be purchased olsewhere.
809 AND 811 CHESTNUT STREET,
nU-Jt
fjpiJE PARIS MANTILLA,
CLOAK,
AND
FUR EMPORIUM.
ELEGANT CLOAKS,
OF
PARIS, LONDON, and HOME MANUFACTURE,
Now open m great profusion.
NEW CLOAKS OPENING EVERY MORNING,
The largest stook in the oity.
KI3H YELVfaT CLOAKS,
Plain and elaborate.
HANDSOME BEAVER CLOAKS
FINE CLOTH CLOAKS,
MOURNING CLOAKS,
ELEGANT COLORED CLOAKS,
In Drap do Velour>
IMPERIAL PLUSH, in Stripes;
ROYAL PLUSH, TARTAN,
AND OTHER NOVELTIES,
J, W. PROCTOR & CO.
PARIS MANTILLA, CLOAK,
JXD FUR EMPORIUM,
708 CHESTNUT STREET.
nldx* tf
JJANDSOME FURS FOR
LADIES’ WEAR
REAL RUSSIAN SABLE CAPES,
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,
BTONE MARTIN,
FINE DARK GERMAN FITCH, and evert uthe
well-seasoned FUR. The largest assortment in the city.
It is respeotfully submitted to Ladies that, in their
search for articles in this department, their convenience
will be batter consulted at the PARIS MANTILLA
EMPORIUM, which, being devoted exclusively to the
sale of articles for Ladies* Attire offers inducements
not obtainable elsewhere.
J.W.PROOTOR & CO.,
THE PARIS MANTILLA, CLOAK,
JND FUR EMPORIUM,
708 CHESTNUT STREET,
Great inducements to shawl
BUYERS.
In order lo reduce tho stock of
BLACK, BKOWN, AND COLORED CENTRE
mi , STELLA SHAWLS,
The .prices have nil been markort down, making a re
duction of §l6O to £3 on each Shawl, according to
quality.
'lhe stales are fresh and desirable, the assortment
large, and tho prices will amply rernv Tor purchasing a
little out ol season. CHARLES ADAMS,
nlO-who EIGHTH and ARCH Streets.
TVEW-STYLE CLOAKS,
OPENING THIH PAY, at
S. V.R. HUNTER’S
New Store,
No. 40 South BECON D Street,
N. lI.—A variety of Children's Cloaks. nil 6f
Horse blankets.
Bright Co’ors and Plaids.
Railway Rugs and Wrappers,
BIIARPLESS BROTHERS,
nlO CHESTN UT and EIGHTH Street*.
Neat fkenuh chintzes.
Very neat Figured Brown, wide.
Clm/zea for Friends' wear.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
nIQ CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets,
TONMUSU FINK BLANKKTK,
Superior quality, nearly square.
Large size and Heavy.
Ribbon-bound Twilled Blankets.
Amorican fino Roohdale.
Crib and Cradle, various grades.
BHARVLESB BROTHERS,
nIQ CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
Hosiery goods.—j. wm. iio'F
MANN. No. 9 North EIGHTH Btreet, has now
open his Fall Stock of Hosiery Goods, viz: Undervesii
and Draworsof Cartwright anu Warner’s superior manu
facture, for ladies' and misses' wear. Merino Shirts
and Drawers, lor gents and youths. Merino Hosiery,
Cotton Hosiery, Woollen Hosiery, Gloves and Gaunt
lets, and goods generally appertaining to the Hosiery
business. J..W.H. respectfully solicits tho attention of
families to lus stock, assuring them that his stock is un
excelled for variety by any other in the city, and that
his prices are as low as those of any other regular house.
N. B.—No abatement made from the pnoes named.
s2l-wfmtf
Magnificent nw goods open-
ING DAILY!!!
THORNLEY k CHISM, EIGHTH and SPRING
GARDEN, have an excellent stock of
Long Broohe Shawls at 88, $lO, $l2, $l4, $l6, 918,
S2U. $22, and 828.
Square Broche Shawls. Stella Bhaw!s Ac., Ac.
Long and Square Blanket Shawls Ladies and Misses.
Gents' and Boys’ Shawls, from 83 fiOup.
The RevnrsibloBhawl for 86. worth §7.60!
CLOAKS. By the l>est New York and Philadelphia
Manufacturers, from 83.60 up to 825!!!
Wulo Bilk Velvets, Beaver Clotns, Ac., &o.
Onssimeres, Batinetts,Ac., for Men’s and Boys’ Wear.
BLACK SILK, 10 per cent, under regular prices!
Fancy Silks, unusually cheap.
Boautiful Dresi Goods, in great variety.
The Prettiest low priced Delaines in tneeity.
BLANKETS, of the best English and American
Manufacture,
THORNLEY & CHISM Bun cnlyfcrCaih. They can't
am! won't be Undmold
N. E. oorner EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN.
020 •
LADIES’ FANCY FURS.
GEO. F. WOMRATH.
NOS. 415 AND 417 ARCII STREET.
HAS NOW OPEN HID UBUAL
CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF FURS,
Made of stock eeleoted ty himself in Europe during the
past Spring- oc*B-3m
& LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
Are prepared to suit families with their
WINTER DRY GOODS.
FRENCH MKRINOES,
LADIES’ CLOAK CLOTHS,
WIDE SILK VELVETS,
BROCHE LONG SHAWLS,
FINE WOOLLEN do.,
4-4 ALL WOOL PLAIDS,
FASHIONABLE DE LAINES,
Do. PLAID BILKS,
SUPERIOR BLACK SILKS,
UNSHRINKING FLANNELS,
FANCY SACK FLANNELS,
FINE STOCK OF BLANKETS,
CABBLMKRES FOR BOYS,
BLACK FRENCH CLOTHS.
N. B,—The above Good* are all at the low rate* of
the season. oeTO-tNZO
fJ&LL AND WINTER CLOAK'S.
A. Newest Patterns Fall Cloaks.
Winter Cloaks daily opening.
Black Beaver Cloaks,
lllaok Tuoot Cloaks.
Binok French Cloth Clonks.
•9* Cloaks made to ord-r at one day’s notice,
Trices 86 to Bw. COOPER fc OONARJJv
oio NINTH and IgARKET.
pASSIMEKKS, OLOITIS.
V/ Thick Plain Cssaimeres.
Heavy Blaok Cassimerei,
Stout Fancy Styles.
Rugr*d Mixtures, Plaids and Stripes.
54 and 6-4 First-rate Black Doeskins.
Blaok Broadcloths BlAoto 8&<
Ladies’ Cloaking Cloths.
COOPER k CONARD,
old NINTH and MARK&T.
IMPROVED SPEOTACLES, with the
A finest r.rl.oopio Glee/we.corrfctly fittod to the e. e«,
at M. J. FRaNKLiN'S. Odliciru.
.. U 8 ?« 0 . FOURTH Street, below Chestnut.
Also, Miorosoopes, Telescopes, Opera Glasses,
Drawing Instruments, Stereoscopes, ind Stereoscopic
iioturas, of latest Importation and atVfdl^r^rf/"■^r r, . m
a great vanetr. ni2-ifim
riUOIOE PURE TEA.—LOVE, FOURTH
V amt CHEBTNUT, has reduced his Dollar Blaek
ana Green Tea* to fft cents per pound-A Bargain. cJ
WANTS.
scll &t a Bargain, the
delphia andEaatpn. For a view ol tha nn
PARTNER WANTED—A~H^TiiuT
Wished in the Dry Goods Commission business (Fo
reign and Dnmestio),and now perfectly unembarrassed
ami doing a flour.ehingandgrowing bugmesa. would take
as partner, r gentleman of integrity and business capaci
ty who could command from £25,000 to 430.0(0.
Terences of'he highest character wil be offered sod
every information given that roa) be desired. All com
munications ad rawed to *' R. 8. & Co., office of this
will bo held strictly and honorably confide^i-
ViT'ANTED—By a Lad of Sixteen, a Situ
. a lj°n 'u a Wholesale House. Good reference.
Address Box 2312,” Post Office. . nIS-3t*
ANTED— X purchaser for a first-rate,
. . rospectable and profitable business, already es
edf •i tn ' ted on CHESTNUT Street, in tho
nt/Sin r * I ‘!i of lho . Continental Hotel. Less than
thousand dollar* m cash repaired. Pays
!?S.® t J? B but lilt e competition. Address
pox mo. 1910/ p. o. n!4*?t
—A first-class Hotel, either in
torn ofsfooiTF^lAticaster, Lel«inon. or
r!,w An J. Person baring such a
tw^t^B^s^-ssK^SaaeSfiS;
OSIos. Fhi&dqiphi,. Coamumy
\f%T ANTED—By a young man, having an
* T excellent knowledge of German, and several
years experience m a British Dry Goods House, a Situ
ation in some importing house, either as entry Clerk or
Book keepers’ and Buvers’ Assistant. Best references
given. Address ** G. F. B.»” this Office. nlft-tt
WANTED—Employment for a respecla
" *, ble. intelligent Boy of 14—where part of his time
would imj occupied in writing. Best reference given.
Apply at his home. 303 UNION Ptreet. nlfi-fit*
YfILTANXEJ)—A German Designer for all
,\ va ;^‘ , . f ' w y olle «Cloth«. Apermanentandlucra-
K° n . a otfsr «d to a German haring the follow
* y*?’ l thorough knowledge of the
If vi*ff 1 Languages, an accurato knowledge
or Woollen Manufactures ns carried on abroad, and
5f wiulncfothtl 0 W ‘ eUm ‘ Ul> M,r “ d *“W*‘»M
A practical Woaver and Designer, and none other
needappW.to MSoath FRONT Btreet.
010-mwf-tf • 36LETITIA Street,
%\TaNTED—A gentleman of responsi*
» y bihtv, having a family of three, wishes to hire a
furmslv-d house in or near the city. Would like to
meet with a gentleman with whom he could make an
arrangement to take charge of the premises for him in
his absence., and who would he willing to receive a no
minal rent in addition to his scrvicog in taking card of
smd premises For further particulars, inquire at the
officeofl J A\TON A HAWKINS,No.32BCHESTNUT
Street, up stairs. n!4-3t*
000 —WANTED—A Partner with
if f»<l| cl 'pj l sf of from <,OOO to 8,000
dollars, in the Wholesale and Retatt Lumber, Timber,
and Coal Commission business. To an active and
reapeotable gentleman. possessing good business quali
ties, with the above amount, a rare opportunity!* offer
ed. as the business is well established and sitnated in a
central and leading market.
P lve 9. and required.. Address Box N*.
1730 Philadelphia Post Office, giving name and resi
dence. All communications strictly cor fidentiaL part
nership to commence January Ist, 136 ft. nil-fit*
A RARE CHANCE,—For sale, on accom
modating terms, the Btock, Good Will, ntd Fix
tures of a first-class Fanoy Dry Goods Store, on one of
tho best busmess avenues in the city, doing a business
of $15,000 pernnnnum.and increasing; Profits 30 per
cent. Address »»J. K, P.,” office of The Press, nil-fit*
VITANTED—To EXCHANGE for Unin-
J \ . cumbered City Property, One Hundred seres
of ohot.ee Land in New Jersey, twenty miles from Phi
ladelphia. “Knetf,” office of The Pres*. nKHft
WANTED —By n Young Man, a situs
tion as Entry Clerk or Assistant Bookkeeper,
ran furnish good references. Address •* K.,” office of
this paper. nlO-fit*
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
Xjf'Oß SALE —A Portable Steam Engine
■*- and Pump, six-horse power, together orseparatelv/
nearly new. Can be seen at the P. tfi.R, r. Co.'’*
Warehouse, WILLOW Street Wharf. Will be sold low,
as the owner has no turtheruse for them. For further
information coll at 315 Sooth SIXTH Street. n)fi-6t*
TO LET—3d, 4th, and sth Stories of the
new building 413 ARCH Street.' Well calculated
fpr a light manufacturing business, having two sky
lights and water and water closets; also, gas and gas
h uureg. Apply on the premises. nlfi-fit*
A VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE
SALE.—-The subscriber, wishing tn dec'ine farm
ing, will sell, at private sale, that valuable Farnunn
which be now resides, sitlhted in Thornbory township,
Chester county, Ha., bounded by the street and Con
cord roads. 11l miles from Philadelphia, and >a miln
from tho West Chester and Philadelphia Railroad
Dopot at Cbeyney’s Shops; containing One Hundred
aou Fifteen Acres of good Land, ten acres of which
nro Woodland. The improvements are a Stone Man
sion, two stones and attic, with four rooms on each
floor, with good oellnr, all lately repaired, with a well
of water, and pump therein, at the door; n targe Stone
and Frame &\rn,7o hy 35 feet; Stabling under a wagon
house adjoining, with a well of water nnd pump under
tho same; Corn-crib, Ice-house. Ac. There is a stream
cf water running through the farm, by which water
may be forced to anr neeessare heielif. For a country
soat or dairy farm- there are few more desirable situ
ation.*. Persons wishing to purchase will be shown the
same bj callm? on »he subscrilwr. or refer to Mr
: JAM La M. CUMMINS, .Media, Delaware county, or
.Messrs. GEORGE TE LL A CO., No. 1U27 street,
Philadelphia. Terms will be made easy.
no!2-sws3t* ALEXANDER STEPHENS.
UPPER FLOORS
OF
STORE No. 216 CHESTNUT STREET
, f FOR RENT.
nls-tf
TJ LET—A new four-story Store on
Strawlierry Street. 132 feet deep, three sky-lights,
2 he «ts, nnecellar, coal vaults under the pavement,wa
ter and water closets tvbo\ e nod Irelow. Kent very low
to a punctual tenant. HARIES BROTHERS,
nlt-St* No. BTKAWBEHRY Street.
"CUR SALE—The well-kiumn and ©!d
established Hotel, at Mount Ephraim, N. J., f’ur
miles troni Camden, with extensive SUnlmx, Hay
Scales, nnd Seven Acres of Land attaobed. all of whicii
is surrounded with shade and ornamental trees, being
one of the best located stands In the RtUe. forms
easy. Apply to E. F. MIDDLETON A BSO-,
nit-fit 6 North FRONT Street.
FOR SALE—A valuable Lot of Ground,
113 feet by 100. three fronts, water and *a* laid on
one front; suitable for a church or factory. Insinua
ted ip the Southwestern part of the city, in a rapidly im
proving neighborhood. Terras easy. Address, for par
ticulars, “ J. K..” office of this paper. nt-tf
TO LET—A Second-story Room, conre
nient to the State House, saitable for a Lawyer’s
Offioe. Apply 431 CHESTNUT Street. s!6
BOARDING.
LODGING ROOMS, for Gentlemen, second
story, handsomely furnished, private entrance.
gaB,ftc.3t’2 UNION Street. aU-st*
\\T ANTED—k umished Apartments, with
" * every facility for Housekeeping, Bath, Gas,
.ke., for Gentleman and Wife: or Board 'n a strictly
Private Family. Address 44 Merchant," Blood’s Dis
patch, with full particulars ol price, Ac. nlO
REMOVALS.
Removal.— Mas. m. s. bishop has
Removed her Millinery Establishment from 91ft to
1016C1IESTNUT Street, next to St- Lawrence Hotel,
nlft-lm
Removal .-henry stevenson,
TAILOR, begs to inform his numerous friends
am) customers that he has Removed to 323 CHESTNUT
Street, second door bolow Fourth, South side, where he
u ill keep a fine assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Doe
sk>ns. Overcoatings. Cashmere Vestinss. kc..* hich he
will ba pleased to sell on the most reasonable terms.
g n 3 lm*
MERCHANT TAILORS.
O. THOMPSON,
TAILOR,
N. H. CORNER SEVENTH AND WALNUT STS.,
Devotes entire personal Attention to orders, and keeps
always on hand a desirable variety of
GOODS FOR MEN'S WEAR.
N. B.—FANTALQONS, as cut by me, are warranted
to Hire satisfaction, and as many find it difficult to ge
suited, 1 laauc this special notice. no2-wfm2mif
BOOTS AND SHOES.
[-[AZEtiL & HARMER,
MANUFACTURERS
AHD
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IK
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NO. 128 NORTH THIRD STREET.
A full assortment of City made Boots and Shoes con
itsntly on band. slft-tf
MEDICINAL.
For obstinate coughs and
Colds, Bronchia] Affections, And diseosespf Throat
and Lungs generally.no medicine has established and
preserved a higher character than THOMPSON’S COM
POUND SYRUP OF TAR. Sold by ANGNEY, Drug
gist, FIFTH and SPRUCE. It-
IMPORTANT TO CLERGYMEN.PUBLIC
SPEAKERS, AND SINGERS.
LANCASTER’S BRONCHIAL LADENCIA.
U A SLIGHT COLD,” if its firsttsyinptoma are not
arrested, too often lavs tbe fouudat|oaof a variety ot
Pulmonary Complaints, including Winter Coush, Asth
ma, Bronohitis, loflnenin, Irntation and Borcness ol
the Throat, and other constiiutional derangements.
The evil consequences of these disorders may bo easily
averted or subdued bv keeping at hand a supply of tbe
above celebrated LOZENGES, which have now stood
the testol public experience for several years.
Contiumn,’ neither opiates nor any injurious anodyne,
tbor mar be safely taken by the youngest child or the
»"* d, ' io *‘ B AnCASTKR.
ELEVENTHand WALNUT Streets.
o!7 mwftm Philadelphia. Fa.
Rockbridge alum water.—This
Natural Mineral Water, so well known and ex
tensively used at the South, possesses curative proper
ties in many oases of Chroniu Disease and Debility,
which have gained for it a European as well as an
American reputation.
Many invalids, either restored or relieved by its use,
bear willing testimony to its remedial powers. It ts
used in Scrofulous and Cutaneous affections. Chronic
Diarrhma, Dvspepsia, Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, and in ailments peculiar to FeinAlcs, It is also
useful ns a Tomo madebilitated condition of thesy stem
* < ROaK&'RIDGE ALUM water I. bottled—Rh e»l«,
At the Springs, and in this condition retains it* virtues
for a long tune, ummpaired. A supply will always be
found with our agents, from whom it may be ordered
with confidence in it» freshnen and purity, viz ;
BLAIU A WYETH, Philadelphia.
HEGKMAN k CO . Now York.
COLEMAN k ROGERS. Baltimore.
FISHER k UMSTON, Richmond. ’
Pamphlets containing full particulars can be obtained
as above FRAZIER k RANDOLPH,
031-mwslm* Fropnetors.
ZOLLIUKOFFER'S ANTI-RHEUMATIC
CORDIAL.—Sin : I havebeenafllictedwithrheu
mat'sm tor a long period—ft portion of the tune bad no
use of my hin!<s. Tried your Cordial, and in three day*
I was able to walk down stairs, and m a meek the pain
entirely leit me. Ido cheerfully recommend the Cor
dial to those who are afflicted with that dreadful com
p’aint, Yours, Jss. W. Niwlix. Broker. 632 Pine st-
Prepared by THKOhORF. DILKB, Chemist, N. h.
comer PINE and SIXTH *t*. oH 4 3m
NEWLAND & CO..
•LOOKING-GLASS AND PICTUHK-FHAMH
MANUFACTURERS,
WUOLEBALE AND RETAIL.
An extena've etock of OIL PAINTINGB, etc. Allot
very Low rnces. 6*14 ARCH Street, above SIXTH,
el»-tUt>f
JI. 11. GROVE, Manufacturer of Show
Cases. Waremom 111 North FOURTH Street.
WM. 11. UROVF/g (lata SHUSTER’S I Stsam Cabinet
Fartorj-SoroU Bavm<. Tnrnme, Flnnine, Mr.uldinr,
I.AOHANOK Street, between Market and Aroh, and
Second nnd Tmnl rtreote. nlAlm
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF COTTON
TWINE, for uls bj ROBERT E.' EVANS,
oiaimlf tu CHESTNUT Suwai.
XitUSKaUiNTS.
VirALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
» T Sole LesM« - SnJLA GAHRETTSOW.
Aotrnz «od Swze lUnßtt..™... .Mi. £. F. KEACH.
Will be pre.ented BERTRAM
With Mrs. Waller as lmosine, Mr. Waller as Bertram,
sjaeo by the full strength or the effieieag artistes of the
Walnut-street eompaay.
To conclude with the Nautical Drama entitled
„ _ THE LOST eHfP.
Ben Trenant, Mr. Perry; SaSy Popple, Muw Wilks;
lose Linden, Mrs. Duffietd.
** Priees os usual.
Beats secured tlirea days in advance.
Wheatley & olajrke’B arch
". „BT R K F,T T H EAT RE.
THIS IWEDWKDAY) EVENING, November 18,
TO cooclude zmh the odciinjWe Corned. entiUed
- «^,,.„.|5,r^ AV ie T 0 eKT MARRIED.
s-owodßooia
in Dress UirUe,37)4 cents; P&raoet, SB cents.
Doors open at half past s o’eio&t aaifoneanee to
eomnieao* at7o’clock precisely. '
TV AN RICE’S GREAT SHOW.
DAN RICE, thoOrigieal American Humorist.smear*
in tus Senu-Fbiloeopbieal Oration* at each
'° t TH(sTr)FERNOONAND EVENING. Not. m.
The performance will commence with the
BEDOUINS* CAMP.
Mrs. DAN RICE wiU introduce her beautiful charger,
•* White Burrov.”
Mast. JAMES MADIG *N. the great Trick Rider.
Mr. F. H. BC6BTON. with fils six Performing Horses.
The highly-trained Eteshsnt sod Rhinooeroe.
Each enteftamment will conclude with funny antics
3y the Comto Moles.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
x *» distinguished success.
SECOND GRAND
„ ITALIAN OPERATIC ENTERTAINMENT,
By those favorite sod talented artists.
AGNF.SE JvATALI. Bopsako.
ASM4* COXTRALTO.
BIGNOR MaCCAFERRI. Txxor.
BIGNOR ARDAVANITBixiTOXR
BIGNOR_ROCCO, Bass®
The full and effective Orchestra,under the able direc
tion of
CARL ANSCHUTZ.
w WEDNESDAY EVENING, November l« v 1369.
will be presented all the prominent and favonte selec
tions from the Operas of
LVCREZIA BORGIA
aan
_ ELISIRE D’AMORE.
raiCEs or Admission.—Parquet, Fareuet Circle, mid
Balcony. 50 cents t Family Circle and Amphitheatre. 25
ce s“- _g.° extra charge_for reserved seals.
Box Office open daily from * A. M. till* P. M.
Ihxirs open at M pan 7. Opera cotaaue&ces at 8
o clock.
_ L ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Nor. »,
1 be above favorite artists will give
A GRAND MATINEE,
Commencing at 1 o’clock precisely, for the aoeotusaoda
tioa of ladies and families. nls-2t
p f ARL WOLFSOHN.xnd CARL HOHN-
BTOCK’B
FIRST CLASSICAL SOUKE,
_ . _ will take place on Nor. 17th,
In the Foyer of the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC*
D , . . ... At 8 o’clock.
will he received at tha Mute Ptorea of
G. Andre A Co.. 1104 Chestnut street; Lee k. WaQmr,
It2 p hfistoat street; Beck ALawtou, corner of fierestt
and Chestnut streets; A. BhmidC, 28 Bovth Eighth
street, where the prospectus and pnvrammee eaa ba
seen. Subeeribers are requested to asllfoi their tteketa
Bißgl# ticketsatthe door, £l. oM-talT
THB GERMANIA ORCHESTRA BB
■pectroHy atmoQuce that their FIRST GRAND
CLASS CAL CONCERT{VocaI aßdlutrameatal) will
Uka place on THURSDAY EVFNiNG, December Ist,
ÜB.at MUSICAL FUND HALL,-*i than Orchestra
foAty PER FORMERS.
Price of Subscription—Three Ticket* for £2. ‘ Sab*
ftcnpuon List open at Andrea and Seek k tLairtoQ’e
Mqmc Stores, aod at M.F. Hall. Suule bekeU,ONE
DOLLAR each; to be bad at the door on the night of
the Concert only.
For particulars see programme.
TUoDONOUGH’S GAIETIES—RAC® ST.
ANOTHER NEW PLAY.
THIS EVENING, and donas the entire w«ek» feud
ed upon the thriliinr incidents of
THE MEXICAN WAR,
A- M. HERNANDEZ
, , . MONB. CALAD2NB
In the principalport*.
iSREAT band of
SERENADES#!
Givmj? the be*t
ENTERTAINMENT
IN THE CITV. bJ tf
Temple of wonders.
Northeast comer of TENTH and CHESTNUT
Street*—Seeond Store.
SIGNOR BLITZ’S NEW AND WONDERFUL
DRAWING-ROOM ENTERTAINMENTS of MAGI
CAL METAMORPHOSES. VENTRILOQUISM, and
the LEARNED C«NARY BIRDS, at hie NEW HALL,
EVERY EVENING dttriet the WEEK, oomneoaias
at 7Ko’clock. aad on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS at 3.
Admiision ZS cent*. Children 13 cent*.
\JV ILL CLOSB IN A FEW DAYS.
1 ▼ The Exhibition of DUSBELDORF PAINT
INGS, at tbs ACADEMY OP FINS ARTS inetediar
THE NARTYfiDOM OF JOHN HUSS.
Open daily, from 9 A* M. till 5 P. to 10 P. K.
*dim»g»onHcenU. ' pS-tf
OERMANU ORCHESTRA.— PUBLIC
vK fcebeamls evrry SATURDAY at MUSICAL
FUND HALL, st 3H o’clock P. M. A package of eight
ticket*, one collar. Bindc tickets, tacent*. Tobeaad
aCG. Asdro’*. and Deck 4 Lawton’* Moco Store*, mao
at the door. oUSm
MIJbLINJgRY GOODS.
|>- MRS. M. S. BISHOP, of 1016 CHEST
mA NUT'Street, has bow opened a splendid M*ort
mentof Fashionable Millinery. off-la
HAMRERGE&, No. 116 North
WBISECOND Street, i« prepared to exhibit the aoct
complete stock of Millinery Good*, coinprmnp Ribboai,
Flower*, Feathm*. Bkrada. Laea*, Rsohea, Vslrat*.
and other Bonnet Materials. Also, a handsome assort
ment of Pattern Bonnet*. to all of which he would ta-
Tite the attention of Merchant* and Milliners
N 8.-*Goods daily received from Auction, and eold at
the lowest price*. eff-fta*
729. N E w 729.
FLOWER & FEATHER
STORE
7 S 8 CHESTNUT ’STREET.
Just received per late STEAMER, a splendid asaert-
HEAD DRESSES. BRIDAL WREATHS.
FRENCH FLOWERS,FEATHERBEDS.
THOS. KENNEDY Se BRO.,
789 CHESTNUT ST., AND 13 8. SECOND ST.
ocZ>-3m3
1004 CHESTNUT STBEET,
ABOVE TENTH,
309 6. SECOND ST., maw 6PEUC3 BT.
Has now opened the largest and most beutifel asaort-
BONNET MATERIALS
That can be found in the city.
ALL COLORS. QUALIT IES, AND PRICES.
QOOBB CUT BIAS
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO MILLINER!.
ocM-tf-if
]\TOTHING CHEAPER* NOTIHKGBET
-11 THRU
Having tbe very best facilities, we are determined to
furnish, at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
the best and most seasonable roods in BONNETB,
trimmed or untriroroed, RIBBONS, FLOWERS.
RUCHES. Ac., Ac.
We have nowesp'endid stock of
WINTER BONNETS.
in variety of style end quality, sure to please the
most rmple or tbe most fashionable.
Also, a most complete assortment of Children’e Straw
and Fancy Bonnots, Beavers, Flats, etc.
Beautiful Cloth and Velvet Cape for small boys.
LINCOLN, WOOD, A NICHOLS,
725 CHESTNUT STREET,
019-tf NORTH SIDE.
SAVING FUNDS.
MANUFACTURERS’ AND MECHA
i'A NlCB’ SAVING AND LOAN COMPANY, N.E.
corner of SIXTH and COMMERCE Streets, pays de
posits on demand with fire percent, interest.
Philadelphia, Nor. 3, las.
At the annual meeting of Stockholder* of the above
institution, the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year.
JAMES T. CARTER. President.
THOMAS MARSH, Vico President.
Sawvel P. Hvscoci, Secretary.
DISKCTORS !
JamesT. Carter, Clayton French,
Thomas Marsh. Thomas Craven,
John Hertzler. Jr., Thomas Allman, Jr.,
SylveJter J. Megsrgee, Jacob Binder.
Samuel C. Wilhts, Joseph E. Schell,
Solicitor—George W. Thorn. It*
A MERICAN SAVING FUND—COMPA
XJLfiV’S BUILDIN3B.K. corner of WALNUT and
FOURTH Htreeta—'Open daily frotn9«tli • o’clock, and
on Monday till 8 in the erenmc. The old mititntiOß
All eunte raid back op demand in told end MWer.
TRUSTEE*. _ „ „
Alkx.Whillihx, Vres. YicePrt*.
John C. Farr. T. E. Harper. Geort e Nosent,
LouisA.Godey Thoa. Sergeant, Albert CTRobertt,
Jno, P. Simons. Jonas Bowman, H. H. EMndye.
Wqu J. Hazard. ** ~ nlf-ft
Joitt C.Bim»,S«c. Johx 8, 'Wilsotc, Trew’rr
OPRING GARDEN SAYING FUND SO
►O CIETY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Office,fro.ttlNorthTHlßD Street
(Consolidation Bank BoiWtnjr.) __
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OFPBNN
£>« posits rooeired in sums of One Dollar and onwards,
and repaid in Gold, without notice, with FIVE PER
CENT. INTEREST Cram the day of deposit tin with-
A responsible and reliable Barian Institution hae loaf
been needed in the Northern part of the city, and ** The
Sprint Garden Savings Fond Society ” was chartered by
the Legislature of Pennsylvania to apply thin necessity.
The Manners, m organising a#d il hare been
governed wholly by a desire to aooomjoooate the beat*
n«u interest and wants of the very large and eaterpn-
From >to IK o’clock; also, on Monday and Thursday
from B until 8 o’dook in the evening
Xjuusni.
Frederick Elect* Stephen Smith,
John ?• Levy. Hon. H. K. Strong,
Daniel Underkofibf, Frederick Stack#,
Frances Hart, Joseph P. LeGere,
John Kesslar, Jr., George Kseeht,
HS. Pnn*I*. JaeobDock. „
M. Crowell, Hon. Wm- MiSward,
i Woelpper, Geo. T. Thom, _
Peter C. Eftmaker. Robert B. gandsom
_ James S. PRINGLE. PrewdeyL
Fnancts Hant,Beoretarv.
TIOINGS OP THE PENNSYLVANIA
JL/ state fair for ,„
SIX FIRST PREMIUMS AND SIX DIPLOMAS.
Best Furnace for Warming Burnings.
ToAevold A Wilson.
GAS CONSUMING CONE FURNACE.
Fib*t Peewit*.
BEBT PORTABLE FURNACE.
To Askold A Wilsojc.
RICHMOND'S PORTABLE FURNACE.
FmsT ramie*.
BEBT COOKING RANGE.
To Aa>oLt> A Wilson.
CHItSON’S DOUBLE-OVKN COOKING RANGE.
Fiasr Pnswitr*.
best parlor coal grates.
LOW DOW^and ’kASKKTG^RATKS,
BEST EN AMELLKD*SLATE MANTELS.
„ . To Aisold A Wilson. . _
For a very handsome display of Enamelled Slate Man
tels, vsrj highly finished, staTcf superior workmanship,
FIRST PREMIA.
ARNOLD * WILSON.
MU CHRBTWUT itn.t.l
A M. Fkltwell. Su.t
TMTNTON'S ENCAUSTIC) TILES lor
IIA goon. _ ,
OnuuiMl Ckimsn Tom lot oo<iaf«*
Girdto ViuotwJ Foontaint.
Vitnfitd Pipo /or dreiM and Wator wodaetoa.
Imported vat toraala bj
Visiting, and Professional
"* Cards, executed ia style. fcv ft. MAJtOT, Ka
crsver, *W CHESTNUT Street. £ F~ comer Fifth,
zd story. Poor and other plate* tpide to order. Sesis,
Jewelry, £c., easraved. uU-Jca"