The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, November 30, 1859, Image 3

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" afiilesanlMC: : >rcrc., /v'../' ■>',,!- 1
..C '>TiaifiJ(fcoTiWmgt««i corner .Tenth and
"•wSm&£ls£ tenwnieffcaie street, below Iriutd.—
, ~ ■_ - .... . ~, _„ '
-. H||aß«pcs Codstbb?Bit.- ; -One {of tlio
diuigcpoua counterfeits that, havo
ever made an apposicuiea in commercial circles,
"i:'y«S discovered yeatbrday tnbrhlng, 1 The spurious
‘ifßdtW Srt On tho PhilAdelpßiaßank and Mo if, the
; or $lOO., -.The oountorfeit
islldO’a are printed in-blne, -bni arf old plate, and
, data! January 1it,,1868.' i Of.thy genuine notes of
■ ' this dlto and character, but.few aro inaircula.
nation. ..Thors are no counterfeit SlOO’a dated : May
-.v-latylßSd.TWjiiittHenotiabf.tSiatdato in,oireule
tion -aijpOto to bo godd.' Kin oonnterfeit *so's are
.. printed eonre la'black and others in blue, and
datod Job. Ist, IBSH. There never wait any genu
•', tne 850 lode of that date! ' There are, also 850’e.
", printed in black,.dated May 2d, 1S5B : It la pret
,. ty certain that the plates on which the notea are
; printed.nretobunterMt, and.not genuine plntea aa
-;' »M af drat .Supposed: , Some of tho boat judges In
~ the city have boon deceived by the counterfeit,' ao
well were they executed. Yesterday morning one
large private backlog. establishment on Third
street, ■ received 811,uOO of the eporioua 'notea
'-' from New York, , and they chad 'no' snspl*’
’•‘.olon of their being Bogus until they were offered to
'thy Philadelphia Bank for depcalt. it ia, impossi
/ bla,to estimate to ghat extent there apnrtona notes,
have been issued, • '- -
. ...'Real Estate, Stocks, , &o.— The following
are jhesalesbf, real estate, stocks,:4e„ nude by
,7M. Thomas * Sons, at the Philadelphia Er.ohanee,
Vs yeeteHJJiy, gt nbpni'und- 7, o’clock in the evening:
'■. - 81.10 Delaware Mutual lnsurar.ee Oomcany serin
,_,lit,o,o’peroent. -
‘i^O/shareMereantiloLibrayy—-$B-50.
. * - Handafane; foar*BtOry residence, and lot of
. ground 22 by 100 foot, Plus atraet, east of.Nino-
Mflota itroat, nbjaot to yearly grOticd-rant of
■ “
'* itreefc* 50 by-300 foot, fabjoot to
; grouod?rent of $56.25*-$25.
Tbreo*atory brlok residenoe, and lofc l 8 byOQ
feet»No,l9l? EaQoßtro«t—3s,sso.- - ’
Lot,fronting on the Delaware at Brideaburg,
: ov4r 9 Mfe*, robjeet to debt of. $8,205
$575.’!
Two-story brisk dwolliug, southehlt comer of
. Clayton .and Tweufy-tblrd streeta, and lot 14 by 51
' ftet—s24o. ' 1 ' .
■ , IW'tory brick dwelling, No. 721 Twenty-third
Btrcet. and lot 14 .by 31 feet, subject to a yearly
ground-rent of $33—5140.
, ...Two-Stonr.briok dwelling,-No. 2251 Clayton
, (treat,. and, lot 14 by 28 met, subject to a yearly
: j,e«"> B S-wnt. of :s3o—sso. . ;
v The Chip-Basket,—On Monday evening •
Mery .Qnirloy, daughter of Patrick Quigley, reel
ding in Jones -ftreet, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets, felldown the Cellar stair* and
- fraenued her ana'and shoulder,' She was oanT**Ted
to-the Pennsylvania Hospital.-—The Philadel
-i-i-plUa,-'Wilmington, and Baltimore Kailrbad Com
pany have introduced,sleeping-cars upon their
roadi , The ears are attached to the UP.B train,
‘"and go directly through to Washington. On
Monday evening,-! Patrick Lacy was seriously as
eanlted. at a house. No 1320 .Shellbark street, in
the Ninth ward. His. injuries ara, of snob a eha
' motor that bis recovery ie,considered doubtful.
The sufferer was conveyed to. tho-Pehnsylvanis
- Hospital., A.man named Thomas Crnmblook was
arrested on tho charge of being tho assailant. Ho
was committed to await the result of the injuries to
Lacy, tho magistrate refusing ’to take bail for his
appearance. —-The weather is dear, cool, and
Y To* Tables Ttosed.—A fow evenings slnco
a horn belonging to a Mr. David Wilson, of West
OhMtet. WM stolen by some norson. or persona to
■: bio nntnoHtt. \Mr,. Wilson gavo up the animal as
' b»t nevortieleis came to theoity with the viotr
’' of. making a searehV-,. Whilp .in the Lamb Tavern,
•On Becond strost, ho was waited on by; a German
; named Adolph' 'geball, who' wished Mr. Wilson to
buy a hone from hfc.'.;<On going to ■,tha’stable to
loos at the dnimal, to his surprise '.he'reooenisod
his stolon-property,' Saying nothing, at all of this
.discovery, he.prooeded with the nomtiations, and
after agreed upon the price, Mr. Wilson
■- tjopaited with the estenßiblo purpose of drawing
the sum from bank, requesting So ball to await hfi
. Wtott..- The Oerman waited, and Wilson returned
with 4 warrant for his arrest, and an officer to make
the arrest, . He was-taken before the alderman
and held to answerthe charge or horse-stealing.
■ - Vxmv States D*?cTr Habsham:—Mar
sb «l Yost yesterday made two. appointments for
DiipntyU.S. marshals for this district. Wo did
not learn.thelr namos, blit hear that they are from
Mmewhere-in-.tho interiorof the State. Messrs.
- because, “ the office
fb m. l J ie benefit of applicants for
** °nder Giq Government, w© will state
y i to© *alary Attache# thereto If about $2OO per
• year, or about,s4 per week. - Those who want to
make fortunes at one© will he accommodated by
k&har fare© • < volosk,the gunffroifhslrppftf fifnrh’ A
§"!“?■ in Wood
.stiypt, la the,Nineteenth ward. wda destroyed by'
cfl belongeS to Mrs.'
, Atm Gclehor. ~The entire loss is not heavy. There
' w“ nd tnnirniwo upon the p'rdperty.. The fire ts
attributed to inoendiarism. yire Marshal Blwk
bum is Investigating it. -
■ - Abouti one. o'elool yesterday morning, a slight
Mfr^L^ataU^r”'’ %“i«« S Workaf in
;.ail|S'.t l^“ 0D ‘ .J 6 * ■£**“•*
. EoßßßhrOn Monday night .the stdre'of
?“ ™rfslreot,. below Chostiiut,'
fti.^ n s n Lr7. f° nws - ib 2 J"* .window. The
thieves completely. raesaoked the -plaee. - - They
carried off fourteen dollars in pennies, a handle of
oigars, and a number, of moerMhaum tubes and
: < ¥‘ aw «r with tb© pennloswerenot molested,
.“^.COBbsEa’is. Case.—The body ■of an un
known white man was found at ihe foet of Vine
'nwft ““"‘•jg. Deoeasod was five feet
eight inches, high. Ho-had blaok hair and red
r , 1 0 .7 , “ a n d „ W c a : drM ," 6d ‘“ .a black doth coat
nod light oaastmere pants. The eOroner
•,wW hold an Inquest at 10 J o’olock this morning.
■' Cj^ix ,I n^7“ ,_Threo colored - men
. named Manluff, Wills, and Blake,' had a hearing
b*®*™ Alderman Miller on -Monday charged with
the larceny of a oow. They lire alleged®to have
dfrT ( 'n p,^,n th ®Twenly.f?arth ward
to answer* *° * butoher. The accused were held
j C 0 f ttEO W OK ‘—We have Uscn retmestod to
deny tho-ytMrt that; baa appeared- Inaeyeral na
pere, to jheeffeot that themanagere of the Western
- ‘ Ofrapany aro enjjaged. In binding another
' hSuf* h 2” « ;, ™ e y *to not engaged in any other
bnilding but the one they, now control. 7
. , Tax-Kate.—7*olo subject of fixing tb®
661 ™ tog year will be before Oonn
- on-!Thar«day aftornoon, and notioee have been
wntto all" the memboff requesting their atten
donee... She eraonnt fixed O pon by the Finance
Committee Is $1 85 per $lOO. '
Acoiiasr.—Yeitorday aftornoon, a man
• named.-John.Develin wns seriously Injared by be-
ISSIJMOW by a.cart containing wood, at Fifth
Wjmrtonetreete. Hewae taken to thePennlyl-
Oasiadoma TireTjucK —On Monday John
LyOne; a driver on the Walnnfcetreet line of omnl
tmsoe, waß nrreated on the oh&rgt of obltruoting
; „ THE COURTS.
'•.rnaxnitnAy'a raodnaninff.
flterorted for The Freaa.l
. .The Court of Quarter Semloni did not meet ye«-
■ torday. Jury trials will be resnmea at ten o'ofook
to-morrow morning.
\J- S. DiSTEtor Cocut—Judge Gadwalader*
—•Frederick Tarr was charged with manufacturing
- and passing counterfeit money. When the case
, was nailed up, tho eopnsel for the defendant, Wm.
.uM.-Bull, Eiqd asked-that tho ease should bo oon
tinned, as Several important witnesses upon tho
~ part,J>f the defence ,wers absent; also, that the de
iiendaht himself hod been affliotod with paralysis
for some time pnst. atid wse, in; oenjeqnenee.very
1 feeble, both in mind and body, .
Judgo.Cadwaiader said that he mnst show a
legal ground for the ebntinnanoe; if not, the ease
woaldhavato ptobeed.,
» The equate! for the defence'stated that the wit
ncMesspokon of had not been supoenaed, as he had
only heard quite lately that their evidence was Im
-- portent.upon tho part of the defence. 1
Judge Oadwaiader stated that he oould not con
tinue the ease, .until' a. legal .ground for so doing
was shown, blit said ho would hear the evidence
upon the part of the Dotted Elates, and would
allow the defendant until this morning to bring
in their witnesses.. .. * ■ *
The ease aeeqrdingly was proceeded with.
The'defendant Is-eharged. with another de
fendant, who Is not now on trial, with manufao
' taring counterfeit coin, and wllh passing a coun
terfeit half-dollar upon John H, Weiss.., ..
\ JohnH. Stone, who has served two terms in (he
- penitentiary, was called as a witness for the prose,
cation. Alter considerable objection and argu
msnton the part of Mr. .Bull, and a copy of bis
' pardon being produced in open court, bis testi
mony was admitted, f He ewore that he bad bought
. counterfeit opin in tbie .city from, tho defendant—
three hundred dollars’ worth in quarters and halves,
for which thirty dollars In hood money , was; paid
for oiiehtiudrod dollars of the" bogus” article. .
. , Mr. Bull, in' his cross-examination of this wit
ness, 1 eiioited the fact that Stone had been' arrested
in Washington, and, In order to screen himself from
the peuaiUes of hie orimes, had been indneed, un
der a promise of favor- towards himself, to Irapll
•- cate the defendant now on trial. This witness was
on the'stand daring the best part of thtf day, and
was considerably fmrsiad under the ableaUd search
ing examination of Mr,-Boll; Who condneted the
•.entire ease with- signal ability.- The proseontlon'
- hud not oiosed its testimony at the adjournment of
•■..tb'e t)<%t; ; -•! ’.V'l.- =■ ,
Henry Dorsey' was .tried .train tho charge or at
. tempting to pass a, oonnterfelt half-dollar “ A ver
dict of acquittal, was rendered. Wm, M. Bull.
1%. appeared for the deienoo. , ’
OEdwsrd Jackson, charged with attempting to rob
tho Doited' States mail, whs"arraigned, and plead
nnt"guilty, .r , '■
- DieTEioT OoraT--J'adgo Sharswood.—H. F.
HoOver vs. Anthony Sohnitsell, a minor. by his next
best friend and guardian, Christian Schnftsell. An
notion toreoover damages fox injuries .to 6 ho7se.
Thd lad. Sehnitiell, it wanalieged/threw an Oyster
, t'shell, whidh struek .the horse In ,'the eye, destroying
ttesight...- Verdict forplaintiff for M: " 7 -
■Mljlenry Beits; by bis next friend, vs. John-If.
.',o#hf!ng.';,’Befbr9i6portcd.:'Vordiotforthoplain
-tiS'j'orsixoenfs. ' ' '
' 1 . ;Thu phiiadolpbia UnionSavlng Fnnd hrid Balld-'
;Ing.A's3oointion vs, John B. • Inoiedon, A solve fa
;oiajnipctt» mortgSgo. . Verdict for the plaintiff for
QepigfO F.'vSoyser, Franeja Keyser,
. vs, dAmimdu. E. Doyle,
.iadinlniatratrlx .of Alexandpr. C. Doyle, 'deceased.
. .A,sclra-; feetas .is.sued'.upohr* mortgage. .Verdiot
~ j ftrjbe pieintiir for jptjf" **• , 1 i
<-A r ai?%i*f^^,fsmW,iWber - 'Wiqpenny.,Maijba
Jj-BojtoB; WSnjtsnny; Oxeoutora of
*.h**:*
DiiTßior CocETr-judg» Stroud ,-=-Josopli
P. TackVr’T*.- Chf-rlc9ilta Jordan.., An notion to
reaver a quarter’s rent', alleged to be due to the
plaintiff. Yerdiot for the plaintiff for $2Ol. No
.defence. -■ ©
Joel Woodward vs. Thomas B. Woodward. An
notion brought to recover the amount ef a mort
gage. The defence set up was part payment of tho
amount waimed.c Jury out. /
Washington H. Penroso and Sarab, his wife, vs.
William A. Solomon. ‘ A feigned-issue, under the
sheriffs interpleader aofc, to try the ownership of a
quantity of household goods. - Verdiot for the
plaintiff. . ' .
Tho Court of Common Pleas was not in ses
sion yesterday. We regret to loam that William
B.'Mann, Esq,,; district attorney, still continues
greatly indisposed.' Wo hope to see him speedily
restored to health and hie former field of useful
ness.
United States CouxrssiONE&’s OrnoE.-rAt
four o’olock yesterday afternoon, Captain Davis, of
the bark Thomas Mansfield, .had a nearing before
United States Commissioner Keailitt, on tho charge
of assault and battery, with intent to kill, William
Orr, a second mate. The defendant was sealoualy
and successfully represented by William M. Bull,
Esq., for, at the termination of the hearing, ho. was
discharged from custody. It appears that the mate
w&s aotuated by a malicious motive in bringing the
prosecution, and had endeavored to extort money
from the oaptain by delaying him, when he knew
that it w&s his intention to leave this port yester
day. . It was In proof that tho oaptain was a faith
ful and kind officer, and bad never oxeeeded his
duties . Ho was at once "sot at liberty, and the
complaint dismissed. Officer Sharkey arreatod the
captain upon a warrant issued on tho oath of Orr.
Lorenro Do Angelos, of the United £ tatoo Mar
shal’s office, IJew Y6rk, arrived hero yesterday.
He is an important and material witness in the
case of Edwin Jackson, who is to be tried for rob
bing the United Mates mall. This gentleman hss
a national reputation for detootlvo skill, and is
spokon of by the press throughout the oountry Id
tho highest terms of prsiso.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
‘ The Money Market*
Philadelphia, Nov. 29,1859.
The transactions at the Stock Board to-day were
to & moderato extent, but the feeling "was lees
buoyant. Beading Railroad declined }, Pennsyl
vania Railroad Good investment securities are
firm, with an advancing tendency. Thor© is more
disposition shown on the part of oapit&liste to in
vest in stocks than for some time past, the low
prices at whieh most of the fanoieß are held offer
ing a very good margin for appreciation. The
Stock of the ooal-carrytog companies, for a long
period past, have been selling below their intrinsic
value, and we would not be surprised to find the
stock of the Beading Railroad and Schuylkill Na
vigation, which may now be considered at the
lowest point of depression, mako a considerable
advanoo, The amount of coal brought forward by
the companies named is greater than last year,
and we see no reason why a dividend- should not
bo declared to their stockholders.
In oar local column we publish an account of a
large issuebf counterfeit notes on the Philadelphia
Bank. They are executed so .well as almost to
defy detootion. They are of the denomination of
$lOO and $5O. The public should be on their guard
against all notes of these denominations, or at least
ascertain will their genuineness before taking
them. We are indebted to Messrs. Imlay A'Bick
hell, publishers of the Bank-note. Reporter, for the
following accurate description of them: “ The $lOO
notes are printed in'blue ink, dated January Ist,
1858, and February Ist, 1859, being the imitation
of the old plato, of which very few are now in cir
culation. The ssos are printod in black ink, and
dated May 2d, 1859. Some of the ssos are printed
in bluo ink, and dated February Ist, 1859. There
never was any iwue bearing this date. Tho genuine
$lOO note, issuod in May, 1859, is printed in black
ink, of which there does not appear to be any
counterfeits well done, that are calculated to de*
ceive good judges.”
• The official averages of the banks in the city of
New York for the week ending Saturday Inst, No
vember 25,1859, present, in the aggregate, the fol
lowing changes from the previous weekly state
ment of November 12
Peerease of Loans.
Decrease of Bpecie
Decrease of Circulation
Decrease of Undrawn Deposit*.
Including the exobangas between tho bankt
through the Clearing-House, and including also,
the ' Sub-Treasury- statement of Saturday after
noon, tho following Is the general comparison with
the previous' weekly report, and also with the
movement of this time last year:
Nov. *7,'68. Nov. M. *69. Nov. 19,*©.
Capital^.,...... .857.75i.6C0 869.935.000 863.933.00 u
Loans..... 125.235.699 121,423,163 121620.633
Specie 27.167,731 12.331.934 19,743471
Circulation 7.663,<57 8.271.378 8.385.62 U
Gross Deposits... 1084834 M 97.434039 96915.846
Exebensed 193664*5 83.811866 22439,807
Undrawn 83.716,075 73,653,175 74 675 639
In Sub-Treasury. 6.786,786 6.877,686 5,699,597
The following is the coal tonnage of tho Shamo*
kln Valley and PoUrville Railroad Company:
Weak. Year.
For tb» week ending Not. M, 1869. .4490 14 164 468 07
Same time last year— 648614 118.873 is
->■ Tncfea’se.. . ~..'.t. 400 ~4eh©iTi
Thfr amount of coal shipped by tho "Wyoming
Canal Company, -
For week endlnfcNor.Sfl, wa5...... SUUI tons.
Amount previously reported. 879,761 *■
Total for season..
Samp time lost year....;
Increase..
3. Edgar Thomson, president of tho Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad Company, has proposed a
y«ry feasible plan for the readjustment of the deb 1
of that company. The whole amount of debt In
cluded In tho plan is $11,816,600. We havo not
space to publish the plan, owing to Its length. The
snbjeet Is one of greAt Interest to thoso interested,
add we trnst will moot wJUj prompt attention.
The receipts are still la advance of last year
some 190,000 bales. The consumption of cotton for
the year 1669 and 1860 may bo estimated as fol
lows :
Great Britain- .......2,000,000
Frauco and the Continent... 1,000.000
United 5tate5..,,...,., 850,000
Total
3,850,000
The current estimate of the crop is 4,250,000
bales, which will afford a sufficient supply in any
orent, and, with the rivers in good boating order
next moDth, It wonld be difficult for holders to
maintain present prioes.
Mr. J. Dutton Steele, the vice president and
chief engineer of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company, who has rooontly been in
Bohuylkill oonnty, making surveys for railroads
chartered at the last session of the Legislature, hap
made a report to R. D. Cullen, the president. The
project particularly alluded to is for a road from
PotUvlUe to Mafaanoy, or Second Coal Field, and
thenoe to connect with the Philadelphia and Sun
bury Railroad, with » view of reaohing a portion
of the coal oast of-Broad Mountain—of opening the
New, Boston coal basin—of attaining such a con*
tral position in Mabanoy Valley as will develop the
Girard lands and command the entire basin, should
it be required; and at the same time effect a con
nection between the bend of the Philadelphia and
Reading Road and the Sunbury and Brie Rail*
road at Sunbury.
PHILiDKLPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
November 29* 1399.
RirozTiD bt 8. E. Slatuakxb, 514)4 Walnut Street.
FIRST BOARD.
fiOOOPenuaßtd mj 3s.. BTV is Penna R... 3%
1000 do *...d0 .... 6714 JOLehighNav 49
1000 Sohl Nav (to ’£L.... 70 B do 40
630 do-—.d0..«-. 70 S Union Bank Tenn.,lo4
000 d0.<..v.d0.. M . 70 3Hometownß..4JW4
1000 C & Aby6* .ob 84)4 9 do 49V
lOOOßeadios KSs, *89.. 69)4! 6Cam & Amboy R ~,122V
jOOOHarriiburgßfti.... 94 it do J2JM
IPenna it.37)4 lflßeaverMeadß ,cficp6o
1 87)4 10 Mineniil K 66)4
2 d0..~ 37?4! 6 Spruce APmostß.. 12
BETWEEN BOARDS.
10000 JPitUbury 6»R.... 41 |SO Union Bank... .cash 23
aoßoadin? R....... so |l7Norristown R. i9X
S Cam & Amboy R. 333 |
SECOND BOARD,
AGO Penn fe...,
3000 do..
3000 do
3400 City SO (lot
1000 Readme ft te’M... tOH
1000 Morns Canal 6a,... 86}4
1000 800 fc Third at7’s, ton
4 Pi "
.«*) City iuta).l6i>
300 City 6« new~. 106
1000 w«stobeaier R 7t 70 .
3000 Cam & Abr &’&} 83*
1000 d0......d0 ...'B9 84K
JOQQ Fsanft R 2d mg 6’t 87K
4000/ d0.....d0...5dy* 872
1000 Btuq GentUOs...... sa
4 Penna R"V'*.7. 37#
W. <Jo ...ilnlot*).., 37
JOLolurh Nav..«.. 49
JO Citjrßaok 43
•JO do 43
I 100Lons Wand R... to Ji
UMmehiU
(01
CLOSING JtftH
Bid. Atktd,
U. Btate«B«74...loSM .. ,
Phila*-—*,...401* 161*1
•*
11 n«w....4w* mx
Penn*, ta ~BS* 93*
Readiag Jt— so*
“ Ixl*7o Wi ..
** mortfi* 74.00
"i?* f$
JES—STEADY.
• L mw Bii. Atktd.
18
j “ 7* Ist mart,47 48K
L r . Jnort. 8 8*
Ite&JsssfeiwJw %
|Mp f a
“ Wi 80X
C*t&viM& R....
“ l«tm bda, ..
[Frank h South B M b&
M&SdBt«R... 40 41
I Race&vine-eta R.siK aatf
MorrU^anal*6onXo>s ..
“ prei7loB 110 ,
BohaTlNavfc , fi*.,7o 70« i
SoblNavB i
Philadelphia Markets.
November 29—Evening.
The demand for Flour continue* limited, and bolder*
nrm, with further sale* of 300 bbl* good superGne at
SB 3ft; SOO bbl* irood Western extra 84-70; 300 bbl*
family at *0.87K 1? bbl. hale* to the trade ftromods
*P°V» figures for nuperfioe and extiAs, and
for fancy brands, as in Quality. It) e Flour i*
wanted, and ifherewould command 84 20 bbl. -€orti
Ssiw 8 ®? ->“'!• W 4 Banna ia offered at <a.7»,0
S.sTqp’bbl, Wheat L w scarce, and in demand at fully
lormerratMi but holder* *re demanding an Advances
about 3,000 bus rid at sl,S3©iib forjed.and 8M291.4*
fo^ a BoU,and93c for Pa.
Oorn iiinot so plenty, and rather firmer : sale* of about
old jellow at sfa, afloat, and b,OOO bus new at
86«78e, aeoordjn* to condition. Oat* are firmer, and
about sia# bus Oelawaro sold at 430. and 1403 bus
Pennsylvania at 44®44K0. £iTk-Q,ueroitron is dull
and drooping} a small sale is reported at * decline.
Cotton—The market is inactive, and oily about 160
felS*! 1 * 7 ? be# W < ?f* ft i w^ oUi /l! tM » Groceries are
heW firmly, with further sales oi Sugar andCoffoe at
full prices. Provisions—The market is inaotive. but
without any change to, note. Seeds—There is more
doing in Cioverseed, and prime lots are wanted} sales
include about hCO bus, at Bfia4 2a, mostly at the former
rate, for fair quality. 780 bus Timothy sold, to go out
of toe market, at 8240 & bus. Whisker is dull, bbl*
selling at SSHoiot Pennsylvania, 37es7tfo for Ohio, 2«o
forhhds, anaSt&o y gallon for drudge.
- Ifew York Markets--Yesterday.
Ashes are steady, with sales of Pots at 80.13)*, and
market fpr State,and Western Flour is
So better, with lai go receipts, and eales of 12400 bbls at
88.1Q0840 for superfine State, for extra do.,
i0.29a0.3fl for superfine Western. fi0.40©469f0r extra
do., and 8f1.70®4 74 for extra round-hoop Ohio. South
ern Flour ia firmer, with sales ol IrWO bbls at £0.660
5.74 for mixed to good, and £4400745 fpr extra. Cana
da Flour is moderately active, with sales of-100 bbls at
80.0020 S 3 for extra,- * < . . ;
.Goaio.—wheat j, buoyant, hot the advanced preten
aion, pheek .alee. The late, of the uonini: ore email,
dorniaeteady. with sales of MW bu,heleat(»oBsofor
Southern lepow.. Oats areßtead»a:,4o*4 o for %>uth
ern* JPenns/ivnnie, and Jersey. and 40)i 047hi0 for State,
Canada. and.-Western,
. Paovistoss.-Fork i. dull j- aalea 200 IW. ot SW.MO
B .! w rt8!!.j || i ,, 4Mfor Prim®* Boer is steady, with
«ntyi of seohbj. at eio.so for Country Prime; JioMO
foMionntrr'Mean.jKjo forrapaoked Man,and.sll
®11.60 for. ekttaudor-BMon is without ohange. Cut
iMeata nrednlfana nniptnw. Lord 1. doll, with aalae of
ICO bb& at KM oiOJko. Better and Cheese are mi*
VWnisrltr'ls dull and heavy at mo.
,T7,'V Nj!>n-Arrivtti pf the Niagara., -
SioavrLr.E, N. B;, Kov.' 20!—There, wereno
ffianaqf tho royal mau,»teejrnhlp, Niagara at&illi
fax at 8 o oiook this ereniog. The fll»gar» sailed
ftea liiTtqwl «» A* “»*■
AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELB,
UP 90 IK O*CLOOK LAST VIOBf.
GIRARD HOUSE-Chestnut it., below Ninth-
Chao Harris. Norfolk Tltoo A Scott. Altoona
N Worthington RJFuUer.OMn
J A Fuller, Detroit ,R Buckman, CirnO -
S Hookes, NY AlUnkin,Cm,o
CL VVethorby,Cm,O 0 Harrison, Conn ,
MJ Thompson, Rookwell Walter Wright k 2 la
J J Browne J 8 Couen, N Y
GMSteinmen, Lancaster Z Barman, Balt , „
JJ SteVens & la. Wash , Mis* Stevens k 3 sis. D C
Miss Meaton.N x B E Cole. Boston
Hon J Schwartz, Berks eo Chas J Thompson. Mass
F Terry, Mass „ Hiram Harnn«ton, N Y
Oh&s Douglass, N Y Mrs Bruce, Ohio
Mini Atkinson. N H .BE Tompkins, N J
NIC Adams, N Y W Harrington. Boston
L Blaokatone, Conn M Brewster, NY
Sami Orchant. NY H M Loveridge. Mioh
JS Jameson, NY H M Doughty, N Y
r R Phelps, Hartford O A Bingham, Boston
BA J Jae Dnfiy, Pa
D B Sexton, Cleveland M J Thompson, St Joseph
Win Osborn, St Joseph Wm E Rtdnr. N Y
J Young, Cleveland H 6 Evans, W Chester
EM Livermore,NY CHemingway,Auburn
M S Fitch, Auburn E deagrave, N Y
Cant Baagrave, Prov, R £ Mr Knowlson, N Y
O Y A Platt, NY
H Hoag, N Y Mr Thompson. Coim
Mr Grant, Conn jolinßHa’ar.NJ .
Ch.s Hnja. N i J II Do Witt NY
B M Rue, N J John L Doty, NJ
W Jl Hill N Y A Ruboy, England
Dr W B Price, N Y OLTorrj.NY
P C OadardonV, N J J W Gliapman, L Ha«n
Dr A Walthour, Oa L A Osborn. N Y
W H Priest, N v SKeyser.NY
G E Currie, NY J D Stiirdevant, N Y
W B Fletcher. Jl I l;«P Kendall. N Y
WGRuIe,NY J* Y
D A Ripley, NY „ JJI Wright, NY
M Myers, Norfolk, Va y£j£Dayi*,Rl
J D MoMann, N Y .T R Perno. N J m
H B?un, Ga Bab* Peyton. Tenn
T Peredo, Havana O W Skinner, Boston
Sami Peitee, Mass Jm Haalehurst, N Y
•P C De Luce, NY B L Ham, NY
D P Gibbons. Baft JasAborn.Rl
J M Denol. NY, , J Bottee. Hartford
H C Judd. Hartford E P Griffin. N Y
GH Ward, NY JWDimick.NY
S B Rindge, Boston 0 J Coeill, N Y
OT T Townsend, Boston John Burgess, NY,
H H Jaquea, N Y M Doan. N Y
Mrlunsmqre.NY H R Smith, Cm, O
L A Jacquilin, N Y Chas F Zimmonnan, N Y
W H Heits, Bait Jas E Harvev. Phila
J P Comegys, Del Max Strakosch, N T
WRilover. Ky ChasBTooker.Ky
L A Chase, Boston W Gllmor, Jr, Balt
H Gilmer, Balt W Rosenthal. England
RevnHGieay&la, Md • Mr* Clement, Del
Miss Russell, Del , , W C Elision & la. Del
JONES* HOTEL- Chestnut street, above Bixth,
J Wiokatn, Va L Walsh, Conn
G F Austin, Milwaukee C F Blanchard, N Y
C B Smith. Del KJ Bowen. Joya
AGRie.lll , 8B Barnaid.N J
VV G West, NY T Downy, N J ,
P K Smith, N Y T S Dewar, N J
Oil Perkins. NY HL Adkins. Del
W Henderson. Boston C rourmer, N Y
P D Suriejr. Wash M Alien. N Y -
D Miller,NY , JGBrewn.NY
Tl CaubrA la, Belt Mrs Middleton, NJ
Miss Middleton, N J L C Baker & la, N J
Miss Conover. N J D Hall. Wilmington *
T A Burrows, Cm / DM Lvon, Newark
T Walsh, Conn . P Andereon, Lowell
L C Jones, Hartford H Blanchard, Hartford
A L Clark, Mass E N Kollozg, Hartford
G W Beale, NY J B Morris. N Y
3 W Weed. NY U B Niles. N Y
T 8 Benner, Balt , 8 James, Balt
w H Johnson. Balt G W Sands, N Y
J Martin. NY L Jones, NY
F F Reed, Newark B Morse k la, Pa
3 Clayton, Pa
MERCHANTS* HOTEL—Fourih st.. below Arch.
R W Hartley, Pittsburg C L PerehmV, Johnstown
E a Bigler, K J „„ J E Cassel, Mt Joy, Pa
A G Br, dhead, Jr. M Chunk G Bust Son Haven
A W Lippitt, Mt Vernon, O H Kurts, y-t Joy, Pa
a Cataoart, Carlisle J H Criswell, Bnippensb'ff
GH Christy. Pittauur* 8 Wherry 6c tlau.MSpring
Hon Asa Packer, M Chunk J Lake, Delaware
WTForsHh, Pa W Menses. Muncy
HHersh.NY BBtroud. Montroso, Pa
E RBarnos, N Y OP Tooker, NY
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut st, above Fifth,
8 Houghton, Vt A 8 Hart, Mass
JB Wilson. Elmira P Eaton, Bangor, Me
C M Marshall. Bangor, Me T J Washburn, Coon
N C Green, Waterbury. Ct WmCHill, v%
J T James, Columbia, Pa Oeo Martin, Reading
G O Bartlett, NY A K Meserol. Brooklyn
W H Meserol, Brooklyn Geo Todd, Salisbury, Md
JKocky.Phila ' GeoWillets.N Y
Fij Buggies, Mass Jacob Lowenthal, N Y •
fl F Covington. Indianapolis W S Stearns, Conn .
J B Champion. Phila / I. C Spencer, Rochester
Alex Weiss, Kas ton J B MoCroary, M Chunk
J H Bradley, Indianapolis Jl Hmithi N V
CEmerson.N Y NT Rodman.N Y
H F Barrows, N Y J A Briggs, N F
Robt Bliss. N Y James uay. Rochester
8 J Anderson, Berlin C Hmith, WashingUm, D C
F A Curtis, Del Jacob Baxtrqsser, Lano
AloxDriver,NY BTStone,N Y
FRANKLIN HOUSK-Cfaestnut st.. above Third.
S Dyer, Woodbun. N J L O Spencer, Roobester
G Sshane, Rochester J Lazerao, Thila
W Hudson, Prov, RI B Frost, Providence, R I
F C D Frost, NO A Willard. Boston
J MoKibbin, N Y Robt Middleton, NJ
KRhaw, Wales E Benrdsley, N V
T I, Dunlap, Taunton 'John Van Brunt, Ph'l*
G W Jackson. Phila Jas Smithson, Smithson
C A Postley, N Y H Hooker, Boston
James Baynes, Baltimore PFHorkett, Del
il K Tice, Hagerstown E T Noble, Boston
STATES UNION st, above Sixth.
John McCann, NY . Joseph Smyser, York, Pa
Martin Bender, York. Fa Geo Sanderson Lancaster
Peter Woolf, Lancaster oo Geo Jacobs. Perry oo
Wm Stewart, Centre eo I) Donor k la. Lancaster
J Hnstetter k la. Lancaster B Bren* man k la. Lane
A Montgomery, Clenififlld H E Gray. West Chester
A Wnlfkili, Lewistown J inifwiddie. Huntingdon
R Wilkinson Pittsburg LL Tate, Columbia eo
W Rteven*. Pine Grove A Thompson, Lewietown
It Full.. Ellr.bethtown H Pratt, Conn
H P Dunbar, Pittsburg N WartelT, N y
TWooly.NV J Burnett. Wilmington
J Pearsall, Wilmington W Fast. Weston
8 Wilhelm,Easton J E Dofabiugh. Blair co
J F Beexle, Blair co RP Long, Middletown
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race st,, above Third,
Joel Fink. Port Prov H D Miller. Ta
Wm S Weil, Allentown Jas D Welsh, York, Pa
M Wetzsll. Berk co. Pa E J Hunt, Little York
E T Ellrioh, Pottsville M T Fuller, Columbia
Thns B Ballard, Augustus M Goisenberger, Lancas'r
A Klace, Ashland Sami Olinge r, Reading
Jno K Funck 5c la, Lebanon
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth st., above Chestnut.
H Kohler t Milton , L Paxson, Wil, Del
J 8 Christie,JPt Deposit, Md P gautsr. Pt Dnnosit. Md
Jm Wilkbii, j>t Deposit, Ma A Honderenn, Md
8 K Hammond, W Chester W O Henderson, Cm, O
M Hammond. Del J Scott. Chestor oo -
Kl) Jeokms, Lancaster oo JP Holbrook, N Y
J Herr 5c la. Lancaster oo A Bunting, Linwood, Pa
G W Churchman, Claymont
EAGLE HOTEL—Third street, ab&ve Race.
M 8 Painter. Chester co C Gibson. Schuylkill co
J H Ladd. Bloomfield G Kymiller, Carbon oo
L Sweeney. Schuylkill eo W L Ltley. Phila BB
B Simons,Terry co J 8 Potts, NY
W Manning. Danville Mlirooko. Del ee
S Morgan, Balt H D Dickinson, Pittsburg
MEwing k la, Me L Lovett, Brooklyn
..,.589.«8 «
-..234.931 “
.104,671 M
THE UNION HOTEL—Aroh street, above Third.
Mrs JRenoh, Hagerstown CWilUamson.O
M 8 Richardson, Ohio J H Higgins, N J
Mrs Baker. Lancaster eo Mi'*Houston. Lane eo
55 P Foyer * wf. Pottsvii’e C Wheeler. Readmit
J M Thatcher & la, Pa JN Anderson, Headins
E Davis, ftiu F 8 Davis, Nonisi’s, Fa
J Williams & la. Va Miss Allen, Va
Goa H .L CaVe, Fa 0 Dillingham, Now York
B M Utiles, NJ
HLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third, above Callowbill.
W Cooper, LeßiEh. Pa J Greuber, Jr. Pa
J Barnett,Tremont. Pa W F Pelton, Pa
C Kinney, Hartsville C Harper, Jenkintown
W Hamer, Pennsburg John Harsh, Feimsburg
Geo Reese, Byberry w Thompson, Zionsviile
B Krnpp, Lansdals JamesMThomas,Fa
M '‘’rmemer, Pa J K llill, Earlvßlo
W Kline, Karlvill# J Hutt, Sunmoytpwn
Jno Vanartsdalen.Fa A Stauffer, Heading
WEWilman.Pa TBtrolim,LiniclesfoWtt
Samuel Hicks. Lmgleitown H G Forney, Lingleitown
David Schall, Dale, Fa
MOUNT VERNON HOTEWleeond street, ab. Areh.
J I’onrlAsi, N J J Ware, Jr, Pbtla
A B Vate, Berwick E O Farr, Phila
N J Hess. Columbia H Adams. Kastoo
C Forshee, West Chester D Kirkuride. Pa
T J Martin. Phila • P Heidtieh k la, N J
J E Kldred, RPKR W F Kline, Pa
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above CallowhiU.
E Dos tor, Bethlehem Miss M'Btopp, Allentown
Min* K George. Allentown J Housm&n. Pa
W H Dongles, Quakertown F B Dorr. Allentown
M 8 Derr, Allentown JD Smith, Easton
MERCHANTS* street, ab. Callowhlll.
A Dash. Cooporsburg C Jarreit, Monit’y co
W Hodman. Dauohm oo Keoilort, Riohlatid, Fa
HDruckomiler, Doyleal’n W A Knnbb, Pa
8 Erie, Lebanon f Erie, Lebanon
C D Bnidhoad Pa H Miller, Allentown
1.» nqlcroen, NF R R JT Nicholas, Pa
P Evens, Fa C Smith. Fa
BARLEY SHEAF y ln# ,
8 Hughes, N J Mies Hughes, N Jf
H Evans, Detroit C ua, « J
C H Shoemoker, Fa 1 Bhoemaker, Pa
J Slmmins Wilmington W K't ower. Phila
W P Manill, Pa, .A W Rich, Pa
J C Weeden & la. Pa Mrs Cambay, New Hope
C Kirkbride. Cheltenham J VSmith, Bucks
J 0 Parry,. New Hope W ft Beans. Buoks
Seth Llv. Buoks R N Bovd. New Hope
B Kmgnt, Pa BTaylor. Pa
David MoNnir, Fa J Hoseland k son, Fa
J A Vanhorn, Pa J D Vanhorn. Pa
Joht Kenda, Pa AH Fisher, Phila
C Eiutburn. Buoks H Smith. Bucks
0 Moon. Bucks Danl Moon, Bucks
lIA Kelled k wf, Buoks S E Smith Bucks
Danl Smith. Rucks J firPau!. Buoks
8 8 Merrick. Bucks W Davison • Pa
J Vandeerift, Pa A Knight. Newtown
J W Merrick, Newtown T Ent, Lamberlville
A Baker. Pa
IMPORTATIONS.
[Reported for the Press.]
SAVANNAH—Steamship State of Georgia, Garvin—
-177 bales ootton II Sloan & Son; 60 do Stewart Carson k
Co; 31 do j P Crozieru 01 do Chas P Relf; 37 do Meigs k
Dro: 90 do 66 cask* rice Cochran k Russell; 35 bales cot
ton D Salomon k Co. Mdobamuel Riddle: 62donrrior;
21 bales domestics C R Moore k Co; 103 do Hay & Me*
Devitt: 10 do A Whilden k Rons; 00casks rice order:
35 ekes Blaess feßerarnaa; 15 do Engel A. Wolf: HdoJ
k P Balts; 13 hags B M Jones k Co; 1 box T B Poterson
k Co; 1 On J fiallersrl do H Disstnn; 1 do A Brander: 1 bbl
Samuel Grant k Co; 1 box W Freeman; 1 do M Book
binder; 1 do R Kamo: 1 do P L Kndor; 1 do M-E Kast
man; 1 do R Smith; 6 hbls I Riner; 1 pkg A Flay lor k Co:
1 box Mias Hamilton; 1 bbl E J Biting.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
In steamship State of Georgia, from Savannah— Capt
John Somers. Capt Samuel Beaston, W Cooke. Mrs
O’Bryan. J Goldsmith. P Shore, and five in the steerage.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
JAB. ROSS BNOWDENJ
EwMSStat. ( o<mKllt “ " lEB Mol ™
LETTER BAGS
„ AT TBS MKXCBAtm’ XXCBANOX, PHII.ATIBLPniA,
Bark Canada, Mitohell Matanias.soon
Jlark Jos Maxwell, Davis, Barbadoes, Laguayra,
Portau Spain, Ac..— NovJO
For Wxst Coast ov ApßiCA—TlieshipJuliaLaw-
TCnca.Capt Spear, will sail from Philadelphia on the
15th December for the West Coast of Africa. All letters
and papers intended for the U S Squadron on that sta
tion, or other parsons, will be forwarded, if left nt the
Foreign Letter Office, Philadelphia Exohange, on or be-
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Nor. 30, 16»59.
|VoVffer : rrL J 8:i UN “ T8 “-.~-,l1?
, ARRIVED.
U 8 M steamship State of Georgia, Garvin, 54 hours
from Bavannsh, with mdse and passengers to A Heron.
Jr. Passed a brig in ballast trim and a British aohr be
low the Ledge, bourn) up.
Steamship Citv oi Richmond. Mitohell, so hours from
Richmond, via Norfolk, with mdse and passengers to T
Webster, Jr. .
Schr Geo A Tittle, Adams, from Jacksonville, Fla, via
Charleston 8 days, with lumber to Baml Bolton k Co.
Sohr A Tirrelt, Higgins, JO days from Boston, in bal-
Garrison, Pardee. 1 day from Magnolia,
Del, with corn to J H McColley.
Bohr J 8 Buokmaster, Frasier,! day from Magnolia,
Del, with corn to J H McColley.
Bohr Sarah Lavinta, Conwell, 2 days from Camden,
with grain to J H McColley., , _ ,
Sohr Delaware, Denby.l day from Smyrna, Del, with
wheattn Jas Bnrratt ft oon. *> _ „ „ ,
Scnr Emma, Brooks, 1 day from New Castle, Del, with
oats to .Tas Barratt & Son. . , , _ , , _ ,
Schr golden Gate, Boone, 1 day from Frederica, Del,
with grain to J L Bowley k Co.
Behr T P McColley. Deputy, 3 days from Milford, Del,
with com to ftt McColley. . ,
Sohr 8 B Wheeler, McLaughlin,4 days from Salem,
Mass, m ballast to captain.
Schr War Steed. Hutae, 5 days from Boston, with log
wood and brimstone to.Bonners k Bro
Bohr Francis Ward. Mattson, 1 day from Smyrna, Del,
With wheat to Jssßarratt & Bon.
?rom Dei - willl
!,am 9 d6, - ,a -
Bchr M A Bhropshiro, Bhrowfyre. from Co,Km.
Schr H Corjon. Ludlom, from Bolton.
Sohr i.!i,«W|llnm«,Tn,lor, from Boston.
Sohr M«r» Holey. Hole,, from Boaton.
S°C r 8 Cromer, from Norwich.
Schr 0 M Wilson. Qomp, from Now York.
Sohr Thor Potter, Glover, from Now York.
Sohr N B T Thomwon. Stoolmon, from Providence.
Btoamtu! Jo. I. I'ueoy, Thomoo, la hour, from Cop,
May. RoporUtheborktrnlon.forPoroomhuoo,n.Sov
lni!,onotoopiiot»AMye,tenioy. No veu.l, in th.
boy or river bound up. - • - '
rm PREss-f • fawatouf, November ao, w&.
'solir J O Blilla, Hoffman. wilmmiton, NO. D B Stet
'°Bohr Onooo, Kendriok. SjutujiM«. Tvrollj *Co.
fiehr Mary-Haley, Hayfey, Charleston, Noble, Hans
nfefii. Cnmor, Norfolk,
Ronr C M Wilson, Onmp, NorloUt. J S Whit*.
Bohr Thos Potter, Glovor, Providence, C r Miller k Co.
Bohr M A Shropshire, Shropshire. New York, do
Bohr Eliza Williams, Taylor, New \ ork, L Audenried
*Rohr N B T Thompron, Bteelman.'Brooklyn, Van Du-
Boston, (J A Heoksher 5c Co.
Str Rioh’d Willing, Claypole, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
I0 „« , « P. m
The Wyoming loft here this mornjug with 10 boats, la
den and consigned as follows: ‘ ,
Samuel Wilson, lumber to Cadwnlader 5c Co: National,
bituminous coal to Wilminxtoni Flirt, bark to J 1 Jter*
mu &> Coi Hi.ms Sun, lumber 1» R WolverUin & On; S
B Beiley’fe Son, do to, John Oram TJ Wolfe, Four
Bovs, Bixflisters, Washington Loo, and J C Bomberger.
coal to Delaware City.
BT TZLEORAPIt, „ ,
(Correspondence of the PhiladeljjliiaExchAure.)
CAPE ISLAND, NJ,.Nov29-5P >T.
No vessels hnvo been seen going m or out to-dgy.
Wind south-weather fine. „ . „ „, r „* r r*a
Yours, &o. THOS. B. HUGHES,
BT TBLSOBAFH TO Tnß PBBSS. M
Nnw York. Nov. 39.,
Arrived, bark Thoodore Curtis, from Cardonas; brig
Kathan, from Romodios. „ „ •
Bnyro*. Nov 59.
Arrived, bark Mary C Portor, from Marseilles; brig
Eudorus, Rom Havana.
memoranda. l . ,
Steamship CitrofNew York, Uoggs, hence, arrived
at Boston yosterdav. , , .
Bteamship Keystone State, Marsliman, hence, arrived
at Charleston at# PM 28th inst. . .
Ship Aroher. Schibye, cleared at Now k ork yesterday
for Han Franrigpo. . . . , , .
.Ship Rambler, Lothrop, for Acapulco, cleared at New
Elizabeth. Norgrave, for Philadelphia, re
mained at Ifavana22d met, _ . ,
Bark Washington Butchsr. Collins, for Now Orloans,
wni at Aatwerp 10th inat. ,
BarK American, Wortinger, sailod from Cardenas loth
ia»t. for Philadelphia. „
Bark Cordelia, Roberts, hence, arrived at Boston yos
*Hartoid Hickory, Holmes, was chartered at Havana
23d inst. to load sugar lor Falmouth at 46s per ton, 3coo
boxes onpacity.
Bark Eventide, Griffin, honce, was below Boston 33th
Bng Loango, King, hence, arrived at 8t Jago de Cuba
Brii; Ormus. Baker, for Philadelphia, sailod from New
Bedford 28th inst. ’ T ,
Brig Samuel Welsh, Cole, hence, arrived at Salem
23th Inst.
Brie Tiberias, Leeoq, sailed from Ciesfuegos 10th met
for Philadelphia.
Briz O w Barter. Gilchrist, from Savannah, arrived
at Wilmington, Del, 23th inst M
Brig Vetonn, Barnard, from Charleston, arrived at N
York yesterday.
Brig Beaver, Tapley, honce, was below Boston 23tn
instant i
E&Bng Jas Crosby, Frenoh,hence for Salem, sailed from
Holmes* Hole 26th inst.
Sehrs Mary Annn.Gibbi.J C Brooks, Omfikm, Lady
Suffolk. Baker, Flora Kin*. Treworgy, B F Woolsey,
Edwards. Woodruff Sims, Mason, Harriet Newell. 1 re
worgy. Martha. Baxter, Martha Jane, Kestme. and
Alice Lea. Foster, hence, qrrivod at Boston 2Stli inst.
Sohre Z A Pajna, Sndlor, and Martha, Clark, from
Eaetport for Philadelphia, arrived at Gloucester 3-3tb
instant.
Bohr Bidney Price, Godfrey, for New York, cleared at
Salem 13th inst. -
Bchr R Knieht. Ecdicott. from Warehnm for Phila
delphia, sailed from New Bedford2Bth inst.
Bchr Maria Jano.iCrosby. sailod from Eastport 17th
inst. for Philadelphia. 1
Bchr Minerva, Brooks, hepoe, arrived at New York
yesterday.
Bohr H k J Nield, Bennett, cleared at Wilmington,
NC, 28th met. for Philadelphia.
Bchr E 8 Janes, Godfrey, for Boston, was loading at
Apalachicola 23d inst.
J. Sohre Revenue, Gandy. Bar*h K Jones, Jones. L Mul
ord, Doyle, and L Chester, Bomers, honoe, arrived at
Richmond 23tn inst.
Bchrs Eleanor. Townsend, and Hannah Matilda, Price,
from Jacksonville, arrived at Wiiminyfon. Del<2Bihinat.
Bohrs W w Brainord, Harriet k Barah, JB Plntor,
Margaret Plater, npd Judgo Harrington, arrived at Wil
mington. Del, 29 th mst.
Bohr Mary Price, Blizzard, for Boston, sailed from
Wilmington, Del, 28tb met.
Bclirs L 8 Levering. Corson, Grace Girdler. Paine, A
Hammond, Paine, Ledy Ellen, Corson. Aid, Eiulish.J
B Austin, May. Alert, Champion, Peqnnnnook; Bur
rnuKhs.J B Dickinson. Smith. Sarah. Cullen, and Wm
Wallace, honce, arrived at Boston 28th Inst
Sohr Mary Fletcher, frothy, hence, arrived at Calais
20th inst.
Bchr Juliot, Chase, honce, arrived at Fall River 20th
instant.
Bchr Richard Borden, Ireland, hence, arrived at Fall
River 27th inst. ,
.Sphrs Allen Downing, Rice, hence, and Rebccoa
Knight, Fndicott, from Wnreham for Philadelphia, at
New Bedford 27th inst.
Sohre L H Endicott, Leeds, henco; H W Morse, Phil
lips, and S L Crocker. Piesbrey, from Taunton for Phi
ladelphia, at Newport 27th inst. ....
Sohr Joseph Maxfield.frnm Boston for Philadelphia,
beforo reported toweu to New Bedford, having been in
collision with sehr Silver Magnet, had mainmast and all
attaoned carried awny;_ rad. stauncheons, nnd bulwarks
stove on the larboard aide from fore to main ohains; fore
and main rigsinr carried away, and foresail torn.
Schrs Lewis Clark. Boonj, and Isabella Thompson,
Corson, hence, arrived at Providence 29th inst,
Bohr John Farnuin. Crowell, sailed from Providence
26th inst. for Philadelphia, and put into Dutch Island
Harbor, where she remained 27tn, wind l>ound. Also
sailed, srhr Allen II Brown, Edwards, for Philadelphia
or New York.
Bohr J B Bleecker, Edwards, honse, arrived at Provi
dence 27th inst.
Rohr John Lancaster, Thompson, sailed from Provi
dence 27th mat. for Philadelphia.
Bohr* David Smith, Douglass, Mary Patterson. So-
and Christopher Looser, Snow, sailed from Salem
58th inst for Philadelphia
. Bchr Harriet A Rogers, Rogers, hence, arrived at Sa
lem 27th inst.
. Steamer J G Nonfie, Kirby, sailed from Havana JBth
inst. for Pensacola,
HOLMES'S HOLE, Nov. 25, P. M.-Arrived schrs
Union, Libhr, and Silver Magnet. Perry, Philadelphia
for Boston, the latter with loss of bowsprit, figure head.
«c, having been in contaotwith sohr Jos Maxfield. from
Boston for Philadelphia, as beforo reported.
Also ar. schr Orris Frances, Clark, Vmalhaven for
Philadelphia.
. S6th—Ar, brie Resolute. Hill, Philadelphia for Boston;
Aluert Treat, Colo, Charlottotnwn, PEI, for PhiWd.
Hid, brig* Billow. Celt. Hudson; schrs Damon, A 8
Cannon, Francos Ellon. Mnrv A Hunan. Superior, Mary
Peavey, Wenonah, Franklin, K J Talbot, U I), Seven
Bistore, Halo, Ann, Amytis, Margaret Ann, Noptune.
Per tons, Union.
37th—Ar. briss Goo Amos, Nichols, and Geo Harris,
Frenoh, Philadelphia for Rostom echrsJohn Csdwaln
der, Najlor. Philadelphia fordo; Sophie Ann. Smith, and
Wm A Hammond. Psine. Boston for Philadelphia.
Sid, bark Lavid Kimball; br'jj Geo Amos; sohrs Virgi
nia, Larkin, Dancing Wave, WAtchmon, Empire, Chas
A Hnow, Boundary, and Challenge.
23th—Ar. sehrt Van Buren, Wall, Philadelphia for
Cambridgcport; Mary Patterson, Somers, Salem for Phi
ladelphia; M B Mahonr,Lake.BarnstabUfor do; JL
Hess. Holmes, Hingham for do; Christopher Loeser,
Snow,Balem fordo.
Bid, schrs John Cadwalader end Bengal.
Remains at H> A M, wind WNW, brigs RAsolnte, Geo
Harris: sohre E W Perry, Orris Francis, Bilvor Mflinet.
N H Hall, Albert Treat. Sophie Ann, Hoht GilfilUn,
Wm A Hammond, Wm Hone, Emily Fowler, Van Du
ron, Mary Patterson, M B Mahoney, J L Uets, Christo
pher Looser, ,
Tub Pbioes fob Cbavon*.
India Ink, and plain Photographs and Ivorytjposnre
now ns low at McCLEKS'. No. 620 DHKBTNUT Street,
as at the plaeoi at which more ordinary pictures are
procured,
Soft. Glossy, Luxuriant Haiti ! — Our
fhir readerswho cevet a beautiful head of waving ring
lets should try JULES HAUEL’B KaU LU3TRALE
HAIR RESTORER. Its use cleanses tho hair, imparts
to it a delioato softcesa and brillianoy, inclines it to
curl, and yields to it the delicious fragrance of flowers.
Sold by all Druggists, and by JULKB HAUKL k CO..
No. 7M CHEbTNUT Street, Philadelphia. nB-45t&WU
Hoofland ; s German Umiß9 will posi
tively oure Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, Nerrous De
bility, 5c0.,5cc. UOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
will positively cure Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough
Ao., ko.
Prepared by Dr. C. M. JACKSON 5c CO., 418 ARCH
Street, and for sale by Druggists and dsolers generally.
Price 76 cents per bottle. aeli-tf
Groykr A Bakrr’b
CiLiaxATio Noibzlxsb Family BiwiM-hLAOsiRXf,
Tnn Priors op
Elegant Fali. and Winter Olotiiing—
at Robert Jl. Adams’, southeast corner QfSevtnth and
Market streets— Dress and Frock Coats of the best
quality; Business Coats, Promenade Coats, and Riding
Coats, in all the latost styles, and a stock of Overcoats
that oannot be surpassed in variety, style, or quality.
A full and complete stook of Blaok and Fancy Cnssi
mere Pants, of tho best and choicest fabrics, and asu
perb stock of Bilk, Velvet, Crvshmero, Orenadiae, Cloth,
Satin, and Cassimcre Vesta, all out, made, and trimmed
equal to customor work, expressly for retail sale*, and
will be sold at the most reasonable prices.
Saving Fund—National Safett Trubi
CourAßT,—Chartered by the State ol Pennsylvania,
RULES.
1. Money is received every day, and in any amount,
arge or small.
1. FIVE PER CENT, interest is paid for money fron
the day it is put in.
S. The money is always paid book in GOLD wheneve>
it Is oalled for, and without notioe.
4. Money is rooeivod from Executors, Administrators
Guardians, and other Trustees, in large or small sums
to remain & long or short period.
5. The money received from Depositors is invested it
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other fret
class securities.
5. Office open every day-WALNUT Street, southwee’
oorner Third street, Philadelphia.
WnRRLKR & Wilson Sewing Machines
-PhiladelphiaOffice, 623 CIIKBTNUT Street.
Merchants’ orders filled at the SAME DISCOUNT as
by the Company.
Branch offices in Trenton, New Jersey, and Easton
and Westchester, Pa. sel4-4m
Seamen b Saving Fund—Northwest
Corner Second and Walnut Streets.—Deposits re
ceived in small and large amounts, from alleliuaeso/
the community, and allows interest at the rate of &vo per
cent, perannom.
Money may be drawn by ohecks without loes of in
terest.
Office open daily, from 9 until 6 o’o'ook, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 in the evening. President,
FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and Secretary,GllA&
M. MORRIS.
One Pkiob Clothing of tot Latest
Styles, made in the best manner, expressly for RE
TAIL BALEB. LOWEST selling prices marked in
Plain Figures. All goods inode to order warranted satis
factory. Our ONE-PRICE Bystera is strictly adhored
to, os we believe this to bo the only fair way of dealing.
All aro thereby treated aliko. JONES k CO.,
604 MARKET Btreet.
Salamander Fjrk-Proof Safes.—Avery
large assortment of SALAMANDERS for sate at reason
able prioet, No. 304 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
au23tf EVANS k WATSON
Harris’ Boudoir Sewing Machine.
IMPROVED DOUBLE-THREAD.
FIRST PREMIUM AT EVERY FAIR.
03S-3m Phila, Office, 730 ARCH St, Agents wanted.
Gas-Lakp Depot—Sixth and Aboit.
5«34-8m
jJb* GAS-BURNING OOOKINO
stoves,
pax, what is more important to the oomfort of a
famiWthann good Cooking Stove l Gallagher’*
Morning Star give* ontire satisfaction, it haatwo'
Uf,k,n K a, J d roasting, it possesses more
conveniences than any other stove, and never fails to
operate. It will bake bread, roast a turkey, boil a din-
JftlSMmSffi*.. *“ d l ' Mt ,rfttorr ° r 'wa.hing,all
ForMie on], b, CHARLES JONEB,SOU Nottli Raoond
•tre;t,wh.r« th; .pl.nilid now Cookin* S oi. Bi,
li.hti unaurnaued b, anv ilit-toocookinir otovo; mar U
seen in daily successful operation. It hasalarr^*t!
tended oven which bakes in the most perfect manner
I Would also oall attention to my first premium Silver
isasraißa^
b»-tdH tOßNort? SiX^NlJSlroet.
TWOTHINQ will be more appreciate! as
J.' nHolWarGifr thnn a Life-ilio>ni>tomphin Oil
o ri’Btel?i?a P )S'’ P srap u h ’ p ’ l 'U lor "> FAWt color., inoiin
at REIMER’S Gallery, Second street, above Oreen. lt*
IMPROVED SPEOTAOLES, with the
A fina.t Peri.oopio Olivßso., core'Jot!, fittsi] te Ui. «,ea,
“ 11! South FOURTUWrootJvJn'wfeiioirout '
w alao, Mioroioo?..,. I (s£s;v,
Drawinj InjttuuiKnti, StareotiEipM.'ahd Stor.nMopio
Pioturoa, of laW.tiii>r«rt»tioiian4»W.2*c«,rrit.., li
»mat vatl.t,. au-iiim ,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AT EIDUCID raicn.
730 CHESTNUT STREET.
riiILASXLPHU,
SINGER’S HEWING MACHINES
HAVE 1 BEEN 1! BBOUCED !! 1 s3l-Sm
na-smw&th-tojal
■„ A • MARRIED.
,ts»*5 »* inst, by Rev. E.
the 10th lost.; by Rev. G.
a»of^sn\^mi r J ' orlve " 10 Mi ” M. patter,
Pete°ra S Mr i JN °r.9 n ‘ h », 25th last,, br Rev. J. 11.
J. Ynun» loss, of this city, to Miss Lavima
wAnn h, iry, N. J. *
’'the 34th inst.. by
K»yri.rH u V.TSIi l e 4 i r ka E & n . Wo ’ <lroir# * 9 M l«.
DIED.
lu n *J]^ B ’. Rt Norristown, Montgo
hot nf MV’ ? n the23tii inst., Mrs JuliaEday. re-
A itr T v Rfl«2i K»l.. formeHy of
ino island ol Barbadocs. W. 1., in t\io 73d year of her
a (to ml ♦ r ii n^ a familr are respectfully invited to
raf funeral, without further notice« from there
daV ft l's r , l '? r ,? 11, *l 1 » r, Slrs. Julia St. C air, on Sstur
da«t,lAVi l )of Drrrniher, Ml 0-clonk P.M. **B
mh inst -’ Buwn
invitou o ]^^,? 9 n i l A^ r *r n^3 °f^ ,6l hmily are respectfully
huabAmi*' lunerfl l, Iroin the res'denue of her
IMiffi fiESB SjKk. 14 ” < Wed “ B * J “" ,n °v
ll V}"* M ? r^nl M"t'l.'in l tl"oewlroarof”t'eraro’
Gir»Vn«fl/ rom l nn of her son, Jacob Malil,
Thurnday aftornoon,at3o"nlnck, *
27t h inst., Jane Foanister,
iotWf'Ji'iMo^Js 19 A,ul,tw » ndJan * «»'”*•
W^h»f;r. 0n r 1)18 . Katie, only daughter of
H"U» atced 0 years.
MnrVl.!. r ii L ro, P of her parents, No. 1007
fn o etoo vo Ox^ Uiis (Wednesday ) morn
inst., Alberto , son of Chariot H.
* R .i?d6yonr«. l month, and 1 day.
> i” 1 ,rt roaidt'nc' of Inn parents, Allen at.,
3 oVbHc rftnk ro afternoon,
Wjfo. tho 2ath in.t., Eliaaboth llojd, in tho ,tth
J«rr oi nor aijn.
n. lf °l n tepidenee of Mr. Andrew Hnrkiu,
/Irrarara Harrison, this (Wednesday) af
ternoon. nt 1 o’clock, «
XVm «LmL?.~ 0n , Eliaabeth 8., wife of
wm aamlcrs, arocl 23 yo »rs.
HA,.Iu n i.f'' I £ r k m . t,,0 . ie A^ ,inc J?, o,> hf , r husband, No.Tm
o'clock ° >lreBt * t * U9 iWednesday) morning, at 9
years^ ilTE.—On the 33th Inst., Richard White, aged 42
hislato rostdonee, No. 1623 Weed street,
on rtiuredvv nft-irnoon. at 1 o’clock. «’
v«iEni jof,^7^n lbs 25th inst.. Margaret, wife of Geo.
Nellons, aged 30 rears and P months.
/«pj n ' m , * rom , her late ro«idcnco, rhfrnixville, tins
(VJfaifM**’afternoon, at 3 o'clock. *
JON EH.—On the Mth inst., Lizzie Davis, daurhter of
John and Margaret Jones, in the 7th soar of her a^e.
Funeral from the residecco of her parents, No. 4
o «?p&i?*i lrce rt' 'k!” 1 Wednesday I afternoon, at 1 o’clock.
w^ Tt M KL -~, olUho^th 'l |f v a* Aylmer. East Canada,
Mrs. Mary Jane, wtfe of the late James Steel, of Nor
ristown. p-i, *
11,9 inst., Benjamin Willson, in
the GOtu vear of Ills age.
Funeral from his late residence, 1230 Marshall street.
o'olock avonu ®» this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 1
l n> L, Henry Fry, late Purser in the
U. 8. Navy, in the 77th > ear of his age.
buneral from his Into residence, Cooper street, on#
door Imlow Sixth. Camden, N, J„ this (Widnesday)
niornmit. nt 11 o clock. •
Ghrz.—On the 27th inst., Mr. John Seta, in the 41st
year of Ins age.
~, tojral from his bite rcsidonoe, No. 958 Lithzowst.,
* niVri£nut , Jl , ? , ) < T Thursda\ afternoon, at 1 o'clock. *
O DONNELL—On the 27th inst.,. Mrs. Eliaabeth
O'Donne'l, aged 31 years.
Funeral from tho residance of her husband. No. 662
Carlisle street, above Broad, this (Wednesday) after
noon, at l o clock. » *
ye CAHILL.-On the 37th mat., Daniel Cahill, aged 46
Funornl from his lafo rcßidence, Juniper street, b*
Iwecn Market and Filbert, this (Wednesday) morn*
m?, at 9 o clock. •
» ■ ■ HIM ■ 111 |
Black and purple Valencias,
37 H cents.
Black and Purple Velvet Poplins,
~ *' Camilla Cloths, 57}foent*,
.1 pro?* Silks.
M end White Lupin s Mnnsselines,B7K cents,
.. Imported Do Lames, 16 cents.
~ Velvet roplms and Velour Reps.
i< Lupin’s Cishmeros end Morinoes.
„ de Chinos and Tannso*.
« Ejlk Warp Cnshmerea and Bombazines.
" Thilwit and Bay Stato Long Shawls, ke,
Just received bv 3
BESSON & SON, Mournine Store,
BU 803 CHESTNUT Street.
THE UNDERSIGNED, COMMITTEE
1 kjs. appoint by * I’ubhe Meetiiw on Thankasirmir
uat, in the Union Baptis’ Church, to make arrancoment*
lor a Oaneral i'rnynr Meeting for the entire Colored
population of thin city, on the day appointed by the
authorities of Virginia for the execution of John
Brown,
. GIVIS NOTICE
That such meeting will take placo in the SHILOH
CHURCH. SOUTH find CLIFTON Streets, DECEM
BER 2d. 1&9; end we invite our people to meet at 10
A. M., laying wide, as far ns possible, all secular con
demn. and in a devout, orderly sp rit presenting them
selves, with fasting and prater, before a Cod of truth
and justice, whom wo acknowledge as the oomnion
father of mankind, holy, Just, aud true, m all His
dealing with His children.
That to this over-living God we may make a united
appeal that Ho remove from us the miseries of oppres
sion. and from our common country its mfituateri blind
ness. its sneering skeptical spirit, and piactical Atheism.
That Topentanco and pardon may l>e given to the
hlaok man. nnd white man of this country. To the
black man. boesuse ho has said, in tlio bitterness of the
annush of hi j misery, God has forgoiten us ; and to the
white map, because lie has said, in the pride and inso
lence of his heart, Tbero is no God.
JONATHAN C. GIBBS.
Tastor Seventh-street l're»b)t«»ian Chureh.
JEREMIAH ASHER.
Pastor of Shiloh Church, Baptist,
JESSE F. UOULDEN,
Tastor of iho Union Baptist Church.
PnaaPßt.pittA, Pa., N0v.2J.1M3. It*
lY?«r» MANUFACTURERS' AND MECHAN
>L§ ICS' HAVINGS *WI) T.OAN COM i’ANY, N.
E. corner SIXTH ami COMMERCE Stre*ta. pareW
poaitaon demaud, withF>VK J*Elt CENT. Fnfereat.
Piin.ADjanuA. Nor. 3,IRM.
At the Annual Meatitw of the Stockholder# of the
altov* Institution, the following Officer* were elected
for th« oneumr yenr :
JAMES T. CARTER, President.
THOR. Marsh. Vice President.
SAMUEL P. HANCOCK. BporoUrj.
DIBBCIOH*.
John Hertsler, Jr.»
Thoa. Allman, Jr.,
Silvester J. Meaner,
Joi.ewh E. PcheiU
Jacob Binder.
HORN. It*
JameaT. Carter,
Thos. Marsh,
Clayton French,
svmioi.C. Wiil’t'i
Thos. Craven,
Sohmtor—Or.QßQE W. T
rfy» ST. ANDREW SO 0I FT Y.-TIIE
•L? 121 th anniversary will be celebrated to-day in
BANSOM-STKHET HATE. A business meeting at 4
and dinner at Oo’elnotc. Sootemon or their descendants,
fesidenta or stranger* in the city, desiring to participate
m tmaoelcbratinn. are renuented to procure DINNER
CARDS at the esid bustiies* meeting, or of
U* x UKORQK YOUNG, Beo’T.
ry-s=* A farewell missionary meet.
■l3 INf* will b® hold in the UNITED PREhBYTE
RIAN CHURCH. KaUR St , near Smennth.l Rev. Ur.
Duies ) r)iis EVENING on tuo occasion of Rev. J C.
Ncvi'i being sent out to China. Exercisos coniineim* at
Toeloolr. It*
rT3» THIRTEENTH WARD TIEFL'HLI
UJf CAN CLUB meets THIS EVENING. at S. K.
corner NINTH and SPRING GARDEN, to reor
ganise. AU Republican" invited.
JV JOS. M. TRUMAN, Jr.. Secretary.
rv7y=- REV. JOHN G. FEE. OF KENTUCKY.
I LJ? will speak upon the PROGRESS AND WANTS
OF AN'II-SLAVERY m that Hints,on THURSDAY
EVENING. December Ist. at b o’clock, at the Pirat Re
formed Prekb)teriaa church, Cherry street, b*low
Eleventh. n3O Bt*
|V^* CALIFORNIA AND TilE MORMONS.
'Jo* A Lecture hr
HORACE GREELEY.
before the HARRISON LITERARY INSTITUTE, on
FRIDAY EVENING. December Sd, at CONCERT
HALL.
Tickets Twentv*five cants. For sals nt Tarry&Mc-
Milhu’s, Ifnxsrd's Marfon’s. Heudeison’e, Sixth snd
A rch. and Bower’s. Sixth nnd Vine
Lecture to coimnnnoa at 7J*
rv“T» Till: FIFTH LECTURES OF FRO
FKHSOR FoPt'KK'rt Cour«o will l* delivered
onrHURSDAY EVENING, tho let of Deoember, st
7‘,/o‘clonit. Subject :‘'Tlio PilKnmsdf tbeMftjuower."
Admission 25c. A g*utloin.*Q and two ladies. 50
cents. nJJ-il3t'
rT3=* I'HII.ADKLI'IIIA EXCHANGE I’OMPA
• kj? NY, Nov. W, IBW—A pcncrnl mootint or tho
fctoeklioldara of tho PhiUdelphK Exchange Company,
will Uo held on MONDAY NEXT, December 6th» Rt <3
M.i At tho EXCHANGE,! Room N 0.30,) for tho porpona
of alaetm-r NINE MANAGEKH to aerve fortlia
: par. nnd for tho trana&otion of othor t*ti»m*iMi.
nfl>-6t AVALS. UftANf, Socrotaiy.
fY/jr* K ARAIEIIS* AND MECHANICS’
|L? BANK, I’nu.AOELnnA. Nov. 2S, IW9.
At an Election held on the 2Ut ol November, 1569. tha
toll winx-ntroort Stockholder* were elected Ihrootora
of this mutt:
Rol«?rt V. Mwey.
Joshua B, I.ipiuncnU,
James 11. Cnmp!>ell,
I. Pemberton Hutoiiitaon.
FratioiaTete,
i John C. Farr,
Woodward.
is Direotora thii day. 8. A.
inimoualy re-eleotod Preat*
J, Esq., Vice Prenuont, and
Jashier.
\V. RUSHTON, Caahier.
8. A. Mo'«r (
Kdwm M.
John Antihunt.
Georgo VV. Fnmum,
Anthony J. Antoto,
Joseph Harmon. Jr..
, , . WilSmm 11.
. Moetin* of th»
MbiICKR, FB<j., wan unai
.lent, KDWIN hi. LKWIH,
Wii.lum Rusiito.n, Jr., Cr
n29-Jot
PEOPLE’* hITtvAAKY INSTITUTK.-
Ik3 The** vent h Lecture ol the couraa will t>e deliver
ed on THURSDAY EVENING, Deo. Ist. at CONCERT
IJALL.by lion. JOHN I'. HALE. Bubjaot— '* Agranan
jam. ’ Lecture >4 to 8.
Ticket* admitting on&, 25 cent*. '
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies. COcentt,
n»-r2t
NOTIC E.-ANAIMOimNFI> MEETING
' J«J> oi tho Second AlurUaso Bondholder* of the Wil
liamauort nnu Etnnru Railroad Company will be hold
on WEDNESDAY next, the3oflt net..at 13o’clock M.,
at Room Ny. 30, Exchange Jiuitdmg, to receive the re
port of their Committee.
ii2d at y, A. VANDYKE, Chairman.
rrr* TIIE Kiiv. 11. «katxan «i;inm:ss
fsW.nJTJI I PWtchfntfiaOKNTJlAL PKKBBYTERIAN
L ~r.^yjr’..U!r * Clarke's.> corner Kiphih end Cherry,
on WKPNKSDAY, Til I'HfIDAY, ami FRIDAY Kve
nines, nt 7>» o clock. On Finlay evening the tervico will
La lotj/ouns tntn culy, wiS 31*
NINISTKKPJTII QUADitILFITPARTY
Jij,, to the Contributing Members of the PhiKdelphm
(Bock '*) Hand, No. l.vilf take piano nt the National
, / im /.' , ?’AV. I IU JIRCO *troot. below- Nixlh, on WJSDNLS-
I* A k i.VhMNO, Novetntier 3uth.
N. ll.—fioketa not tranfnpihlp. No Tickets sold nt
the door. JAMFS V. IIRCK. Reoretiry 1\ B No.),
745 FLORIDA.at., Above Kloventh,
l/eluw Fitzwater.
[rj’iMV.V" LtCTI ' RKS as -
Fro/* 0. MlTCilliLJj* the eminent Astronomer and
Kitted Orator, will deliver the following Coureetif Len
turce in thu Musje«l under the auspices of
the tounc Men a Christian Association:
Tuesday, Nov. Istli—The Structure and Perpetuity of
the Plauetarrbystom.
Tuesday, Nov. 22J—Tho Motions and Revolutions of
the Comois.
Saturday, Nov. aath—'The Number, Distance and
Masuntude or the object# comprising the Galas).
luesday, Nov. JCUh—Tbo MotionN and Revolutions of
tne Fixed Stare, and the Translation of the Suue and
S‘dar Systems throngh space.
Tickets for the oourse, one dollar^
Tickets for the course, ndmittinf a gentleman and
two todies, two dollars.
Tickets for a simile lecture, fifty cents. Can be had
at the principal bookstores, and the rooms of the Young
Meu’fi Christian Association, No. 10t» and 1111 Chest
nut street. uo4-lf
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
£ LO TH S.
JAYNIi'B lIAU,.
An assortment of the b«st and cheapest
CLOTHS
•rer offered the public, for
LADIhS*, GKNTB', AND BOYS’ WEAR,
at €UO per yard and upward. Call and sm*
ESHLE MAN'S
CLOTH and GENTS' FURNISHING STORK,
625 CHESTNUT SIRE lII'.
nIW-Itt.
PLOTII CLOAKS.
V RIIARPLF.BS UROTHKRB have .elocted ft por
tion ol their atook, which they have marked at reiy
low prico., much under thn post of production.
UIKSTNUT and EIGHTH.
Brocuk long shawls.
A very extensive ntock ef Broche Shawls, fiom
inedium to very fine qualities, reeeivad from the inanu
factories in Vienna. Those goods are of new design,
both Silk and Wool, and Chains Lame.
« S »rSW» B lf.
t INED SILK GLOVES.
ILJ PUi.h-lined, Cloth, and Silk Gloro, and Oauntlota.
Flavor and Ktd Qlovoi.
JWARPI.rsS BROTHERS.
CHESTNUT nndEIGHTH.
iEUAL,
Fthe ORPHANS’ court for the
CITY, AND COUNTY OF PHITiADKI/PHIA,
Est&to of IIENKY PHILIP ])b HOIS, deceased.
W . O A C ?«. W h¥ ob f that MAlliK PHILIPINK
DU llulß. widow of said decedent, has filed in aaid
an inventory and appraisement, and her petition
ebuming to retain 6500 worth of personal property
therein specified* under]tho Act of Assembly of April
ilj 1351, and tlu*t tho Court will approve tba same,
unless exooptions be filed thereto on nr before Decem
ber 2d, IM9. J.G. BRINCKLE,
nl9-swlt* • Attorney for Petitioner.
■jVIQNEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED—
iTS- TO ANY Ajro UNT-Vvoa Walohea, Jewelry
THIRD and GASKILL Street,, below Lombard. Offipe
£oun Rom * A,M. to ? F, M, nW-snui
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
G. G. EVANS' BOOK LIST.
aj ALL BOOKS are sold it the publuhsri’ lowest price*,
BEAR IN MIND
THAT A GIFT, •
. _ Worth from 50 cents to 8100.
ACCOMPANIES each book
BuViTAT" Vm ' ° f a Ul,o!t '
you oai/WUITLSSSiF STOHK '
YOU CAN OUT CHOICE BOOKS
?8H §l3 gfi¥ WVM I *
HISTORY OP T THE' KOU^OEoIIOE® of
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Bubneeyents of their reigns, and biographical nntioes of
leir chief Ministers. Courtiers, and Favorites. Ur
B.rau.l M. Bmunker, D. X). J vol. 12mo. Clotli, vithi
Em. Priafl 61.25.
WILD SOUTHERN SOENKS. Br J. B. -Tone.,
or Wild Western Scone*. 1 vol. lEmo. Cloth, with &
KI ft. Price 81.23.
„THB BOOK OK HUMOROUS POETRY. 1 vol. Ufflo.
MANSION, BjO. J. Peterson.
W j LI) SCENKrf oN'tH K*FRONTIERS; or, Heroes
or the West. By Emerson Bennett. 1 vol. 12rao. Cloth,
with a juft, Price 6 1.
LEAVKS FROM AN ACTOR’S NOTEBOOK. By
gjorse Vandenhoff. l vol. l3nio. Cloth, with a gift
0P ROBERT HOUDIN. Preitidisriteur.
nv d n; 1^«V ,0 1. Fr ?f oh ,’ a copious index,
wfth » i i»?;? «i ton 1 vul. 12rao. Cloth,
pWry^lil' l ' BRAWN’S LECTURES, with » ,tft.
Bis II
THE ORPHAN GIRLS, with aV'ftVpnc. 91. 8
S {,IFE OK COLONEL CROCKETT, with a ttft Price
LIVES OF HEROIC WOMEN, with a Rift. P-ienSl
jUVES OF FEMALE MORMONS, with . tift! Prrie
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-Lookraa-QtAsa and fioture-framh .
• MANUFACTURERS,
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1 'An .xten.Lv. .took of OIL PAINTINGS, eta. All ,t
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. » “ ' 1 ,i
■ WANT#.
$3OOO OA3 H iKB PARTNER
to eOgf**with the advertiser in
a cafe and exclusive btudaurld New York, that wiUW
eertam to realise a speed* fortune. Is in full and suo
eesefol operation, xn this miy, add.can ©o esen by ad
dressing M New York.” Blootf a Disyiatah. , it*
VjL'ANTED—-A Situation by , a YOUNG
" *■ MAN, 27 years of age, as Bookkeeper. Has had
over four yean experience. Best aitsldfeygaoes givrn.
Please address *• L. S, this olSoe. T n3^-3t*
ANTED—A German Designer for all
* * kind* of Woollen Cloths., Apermauentand lucra
tive position ie offered to a German having the follow
ing Qualifications, vis.; A thorough knowledge of the
p ?, n ® Languages, an accurate knowledge
SL.^m 0 as earned on abroad, and
*r wA»i 1 "Jl? taste in getting up caw and fancy styles
ox woollen Cloths. i .
w “aver and D.aign.r, and non. cth,r
ne«dapply,y> u Boith t*ONT Str..t,
olil-inwf-tf MLEfITtA Slia.t.
VITANTED—To Pur*hafio an interest in
.11. P o .'"."* House, for which Chicaco
pro S ert l w fi.en,or will lor
d "D wopo'tJ her., AhdreiAßux 1130, Po»t
°hice. n29-2t*
A BOOK-KEEPER, thorougTily experi
frt en '°il in the Importinx, and Cummiaeion. ard
Jobbmr buunru. ie open for an on;a..mrnt. Refer*
to nis last employers. Addrew “ K,” this office. ntJ-ti*
'nr ANTED— ( \ SITUATION, by a first
" " yate inoohanio, as a superintendent of a manu
faotory.or a salesman where a mechanical knowledge
. 11 . r .^i. l U re(J i or M nn assistant book-keeper. Address
*' LEVER,” this office. • &2s-3t*
A BOOK-KEEPER of many years' expo
nrnoe w-she* more active employment Will be
uneoiiaseil by the Ist oi Jauoary. flesagood know
)t‘dg*i of Lu.ines* generally, anu would be willing to
make n.mself UK*tul. A liberal salary expected. P'l'rst
r^i o *. r0 ‘ erecce# k lv ® n * Address Activityat tire
nM 6t*
WANTED— By January Ist, a situation
BOOK-KEEPER, or in an Insurance Com
pany or Banking House, by a practical Book-keeper of
Urge and influential busmen acauamtauce Address .
UERVEi dANFOKD,
nJS-lro* 1100 Walnut st., or Box 261 P. 0.
A PARTNER WANTED IN THE IRON
capital of from BJO Mo
tf> c’l2 WO. Address, with real name. IRON, at BloJft’t
Dispatch, and state where an interview may be b&d^*
|«l WANTED—To sell at a Bargain, the
JwimosfdMiTftble Hotel Property m Bucks county,
ra.. s'tuated at New Hope, eucal distance from Pbila
•lalphnand hastnn. For a view of the Property e*U on
'be F‘-erru«» , «- For term*, Ac., oall on or suidreu 8. W.
KIRK. Danville. Pa. nlfr-#w •
FOIt MALE AND TO LET.
TO LET—3d, 4th. and sth Stories of the
new bulldinc 413 ARCH Street. Well calculated
for a lwht maQufactnrmg businr-s*,' bavin: two sky
light*. And water and water closets; also gas and ..as
fixture*. Applr on the premises. &39-4C*
HOTEL TO RENT.—A fine large and
''ommodious Hotel to rent, at the northeast cor
ner of the Frnnkford road and Palmer street, oppos.t*
to the passenger to the New York depot.
LUKEN3 k MONTGO>iKRV,
n3o4t* m 33 Beach street.
A CHANCE FOR ANY PERSON THVT
wishes to engage in the COAL AND LUMBER
business
The subscrilier, alKiat chanting hit taisinees. offari
for sale the. stock nnd fixtures, and lease of a COAL
AND LUMBER YaKI). situated on the west side of
Schuylkill, two ami a half mile* above .Manajunk.
The stuck consists of Hemlock and Pice lumber,
and coal.
The fixtures, horses, wakens, carts, and everything
that is necessary for carrying on the LUMBER AND
COAL husiness.
Th» yard is an old established stand, and new do>nc a
*ood business, which tho books will show. There un
siding bj the ?. k R. R. Road, and a landing on the
liehuylkiU. It will be sold at a very tow rate, and only
two hundred dollars in each required.
A'•ply to W.G. SMITH.
no2Seod!2t* as above.
r»OPI*KR FOR SALE.—Proposals en
dorsad "Bids for Copper,” will l>e received until
the 10th December addretsed to tho Treasurer of tho
Mint. Philadelphia, for the purchase of about fiOOOJ
pounds of Copper Ingots, from the melting of old cents.
Bidders will state the once offered per pound,and tho
quantity proposed to be taken, to be paid for in to d
coin, on acceptance of the bids, as the Copper is de
livered at the Miut. The cost of packing, if necessary,
must be borne by the purchaser.
James ross snowden.
Director.
Mint of the United States, Piulads., 17th Nov., 1559.
018-fiw-tdlO
C*OR SALE OR TO RENT—A Large
property enitab'e for a Coal yard. Manufacturing or
Foundryjmrpuses, situate on the north sidenfPGPi AR
STREET, between Beach street nnd Cohockaiuk efeek
or canal, (latoly occupied aiGlenat's omnibus sttD'es,)
55 foet front, on Poplar street, and 150 feet to l.ewellea
■treat, and having a front on the canal of about 7 b I'eeL
These premises are well adapted for a Foundry or Fac
tory, the buildings easily convertible for either purpose.
LUKISNS k MONTGOMcRY.
n23-lm* loti BEACH BT., Eighteenth ward.
f |JD LET—The Secoud, Third, and Fourth
JL Stories of tbs central and spacious Stores, Nos.
22 and 2t South DKLVWARE Avenue, with laroe
Uouatiiu Room on the Second Floor. Applv to
THAIN k McKEONR.
n29-tf 21 and 24 SOUTH WHARVES.
m NO. 1924 CHESTNUT STREET.—
AHx Klesant four-story HOUSE FOR SALK; three*
itory double back buildings, finished in the best manner.
»nd replete witnail modern conveniences. Let 2V foet
deep to Sansoin street. The yard is well supplied with
shrubbery and dwarf pear trees, plums, &e. The whole
establishment m complete order. Fossatiion given im
mediately.
Apply to Alessiw. GU.MAtEY k SON, 320 WAt NUT
Street, opposite Independence Bqnare. n!9 tf
HOUSES, TAVERNS, and STORES.
Lail Real Estate of every deseription, for sale or to
re&t. Apply to ALAX HEIN'S.
Real Estate Agent,
No. 227 North SECOND Street,
m L. Tonrny k Co.’e Seed dtora.
All order* will be promptly atiendod to. English.
French, and German spoken. Collector of Ground
Rents. pl&-3m
'J’H.E UPPER FLOORS
OF
STORE No. 216 CHESTNUT STREET
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE—A valun’ole Lot of Ground,
143 rest bv 100. three front*, water and km laid on
one front: suitablo for a church or iactory. ltiaaitua
ted in the Southwestern part of tbe city, in a rapidly im
proving neuliborhood. Terms easy. Address, for par
ticulars, “ J. K.,” office of this paper. s<-u
TO LET—A Second-story Room, conve
aient to the Bute House, iui table foraLawyer’i
Offioe. Apply 431 CHESTNUT Street. els
BOARDING,
HP WO HANDSOME ROOMS WITH FIRST
■R class Board, for FOUR PERSONS. Aik for Mrs.
HELM, No 1315 Walnut street. It
BOARD WANTED—By two young men.
in a private family where there are no other hoard
f rs, with rhe privile •of urnc gas and bith. I.ovation
between Vina and Spnn/ Garden afreets, and Sixth and
Tenth streets. •he best of refererra given and re
quired. Address, lor three days, ”W. A. M..” Perst
office. c3O fit*
BOARDING. —A liandsoinu second-story
Room vacant, at 1100 WALNUT Street Also, a
ema’l Room for a gentleman. nfifi-fit*
"i FINE THIRD-STORY FRONT-ROOM
xl. and PARLOR.at 152 J WALNUT Street. rlM:*
WANTED —Furnished Apartments, with
every faeilitv for }}oasekeep : ni, Bath. Gm,
Ac., For Gentleman and Wile: or Board in a etnet'y
Private Family. Address “Merchant,” Blood's Pn
patoh, with full particulars ol price, k o. nlO
CLUTAIN MATERIALS.
\\T IIENRY PATTEN S
II • CURTAIN STORK, 839 CHESTNUT Street,
Betow Se\er,tii.
Brocalelle Cuttains. Damask Cnrtaics.
Bmcatelle Curtains. Damask Curtains,
Brocatrlle Curtains. Ds'tiaak Curta'ns.
Bronatelle Curtains, Damask Curtains,
Brocatclle Curtains. Damask Curtains,
Brocatelle Curtains, Damask Curtains.
De Lain* Curtains. Batin Curtain*.
Da Laino Curtains, Sa»m Curtains.
De Lame Curtain*. Batin Curtains.
Le Lame Curtains, Satin Curtains,
Dp Lains Curtams, £*»’?• Curt a ct.
De Lame Curtains, Saun Cuitaius.
Cloth Curtains. Silk Terr? Curtains.
Cloth Ciutam*. bilk Terry Curtains,
Cloth Curtains. Si'k Terry Curtains.
Ch'th Curtains, Bilk Te*ry Curtains,
Cloth Cu'tain*. Btlk Terrv Curtains,
Cloth Curtains, - Silk Terry Curtains.
Lace Curtains, Mns'ln Curtains,
Lace Curtains. Mnsl n Curtains.
Lace Curtains, filui'in Curtain*,
Lace Curtains, Muslin Curtains,
Lace Curtaius, Mntbn Curtains.
Lace Curtains, Muslin Curtains.
Gold Bordered Shades. Fre*<*o Shade*,
Gold Bordered Shades. Fiasco Shades.
G.'Ul Bordered Sh»de«, fresco Shades.
Gold Bordered Shade*. Fr*soo biiatles.
Gold Bordered Shades. Fresco Shades,
Gold Bordered She. J«a, Fresco Saadea.
Landscape Shades, White Linen Shades.
Landscape Shade*. White Linen Shades,
Landscape Shades, \* lute Linen tibades.
Landscape Shades, Vh-te Linen Shades,
Landscape Shades. White Linen Shades,
Landscape Shades, White Linen Shades.
Bnlf Holland Shades, Green Holland Shades,
Buff Holland Bhades, Green Holland Shades,
Bull Holland Shades, Green Holland Shades,
Buff" Holland Shades, Gr*en Holland Shades,
Buff Holland Shades. Green Holland Shades.
Buff Holland Shades, Green Holland Shades.
piano CoT*r*.
Piano Covers,
Fiapo Covers,
P<*no Cover*,
Fiauo Covers,
Piano Covan,
At prices to please ell,
At pncea to please all.
At prices to please s'l,
At prices to please all.
At prices to please all,
At prices to please all.
W. HFNRY PATTEN,
ok) CHESTNUT Street.
nSO-St Below Seventh, south tide.
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
DRESSING GOWN’S,
MANUFACTURED AT
W. W. KNIGHT’S,
606 JRCH STREET .
TAer.«tr,st Mu! moat beautiful itil#. a!»sj,ott hand;
vt:j aultubl. proa.uts for th. .pprouobuis hohd..^
Just . lot of
PURE BILK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, EXTRA
TIES. SCARFS, Ac., OF THE NEWEST BTYLE3,
FINK SHIRTS AT WHOLESALE, RETAIL, OR
MADE TO ORDER,
GUARANTIED TO FIT.
O. WALBORN «& CO..
(NOW) NOS. & AND T NORTH SIXTH STREET,
hatfe now a very eupsrior aeaortmsnt of Shirt*, Uo*i*r~
olothing, Gloves. Hosiery, etc.
Speoia! attention given to
GENTLEMEN’S WRAPPERS,
of which a fine assortment is oonstantly kept on hand.
oJO-3mif
JW. SCOTT—Ute of tho firm of Win
• cheater k Scott-OENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING STORK and SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 814
CHESTNUT Street,(newly oppoeita the (Jirerd House,)
PbiliUelrhim
J. W. s. would r«»pkctfally.caU-the attention tjfhu
-former patrons and mend* to his new store»«id la pre
pored to fill-order* for SHIKT3 at short notioe. A
rjrfect fitguaratitidd. tWhoieeale Trade nppued with
neSaiirtaulCollari.-' ; (yfl*lr
g~UI!LDREN’S CLOTHING—A FINE Ai/-
BW RACE 81, next door to Eighth.
\VALNUT-STHEET - THEATRE.
* “ Sole Lessee. Mrs. M. A. GAEJSETTSWf.
Btajje M&oiM«r . .Mr* RTF* XwX
Business A*£nt! .Mr. JQ& D- MURPHY.
THIS (WE DN EBDA Y> EVENING. Nov.
The celebrated Farce. entitled
„ THB IRISH LION.
TSmMoore. Mr. Barney Williams: Mr-Senibb*,Mr.
G. JonnsUm : Mrs. Cerulea FiXjrif- Mrs. Wuljaias.
After Width the popular Fares of th« £
- Oi'STOMSOP THE COUNTRY.
.J-JP+S*™* ado \nesr Vaudeville, written for Mr.
mw jrnee* as übi«|
j Beats secured three day in edVSnan*
ASCH -
To conclodsmta of
, ScAixorFxicKs.—Adounio&.MoenU; Seouedßoats
ia Drees Circle, 87>f pints; Faro set. 00 nm.
Doors open at naif poet • o’aktti; penon&anea to
ooaiEsnoe at 7 o'olook precisely. .
DAN RICE’S GREAT SHOW.
NATIONAL TKEATSE. WALNUT St. lim
Kisbth, D. McLaren.sole proprietor. .. _. „,
THIS (WEDNESDAY) AFTERNOON A EVENING.
For the delectation of “ You nr America,”
E.MBEE DBS FLEURS.
_ fir four ladies and four gentlemen. ,
Second and last weeknf thejrreat Australian Rider,
MELVILLE.
The Learned EJepbmt, LALLa ROOKH : L'Eebeß?
Equipoise. The Camsnche Steed. EUR ERA j And
Via Rice's Pets, the Assyrian Goat, the J‘r»!**d Kan*
garoo, and the hoe*jerfomnng RHFNOCEROd*
, a THE GYMNASIUM.
To yith the Eoeentriaities of
_ FETE AND BARNEY LUFFEY.
Dapr* open *t 5X o'clock. Performances uj ocmaeroi
at 7jt odock. Prices as nsnai.
A CADKMY OP FINE ARTS, (SOUTH*
EAST QA LhV.RY.) x
goNNTAG’S gran Pa ntin*.
_ * A DRHAM OF ITALY,”
W.th I.KSSIN*f'B woederoes Work of Art.
•• THE MARTYRDOM OF JOHN HUBS.”
—... A* alsotpeemtßJcf
ACHKNBACH bTEiNBRi-CK, Ht'BNKR,
CAMFHAUSEN; HILPJ* BRANDT, and
u * HASENCLtVER,
•»I»Wted from 9 A.JH. tod v M.,aadl to
W F. M. daUr °n &nd after December M, US.
Admission 18 cents. rJO-tf
MCDONOUGH’S GAIETIES—RACE &t,
above SECOND
. . A^9 T .UE. K WEEK OF NOVELTY.
. A„ J> LbVAITT. the most wonderful performer upon
the Banjo in the country.
— 4 .. A. M. HERNANDEZ,
Will repeat his qreat character of
FUVGO. THE BRAZILIAN APE.
. . new band of serenadees.
4'if' fewtt. a m . Hernandea,
Billt Thomas, S Simpson.
John n mi tms, R. fiertnleon.
Admission. 10.13. and g cents. njg
\\ LTROPOMTAN HALL JAYNE’S
Btr«t.lS?r”?XTi?^ LTH BUILDLN ' Q CBKSTHUT
‘ *TH!6dOVB MUSEUM OP ART,
One of the most novel, pleating, and iustntf'tive exhi
bitions o beauty and raeehaaicOtkil! evar intrerneed
into this country, is now open for the regular s*&sob.
B>n 'J,C- x biP'- e y® 7 : ry e\ tainsdenn* th* wtet, sad oa
WEDNESDAY ul SATURDAY AFTESNSOSS.
A fuil and efficient Orchestra will perfuna d-ui&x tha
prog real ofUeKxhi'itinn.
ABJiiSsio** •*—Adulji, 3S cents; Children under ten
years of a*e. 13 can’s.
Boors open at 7 m the evening, and 3 oVoek ia the
nftenjo'm. Kemt-mber V. 9 Dijli-ht Theatrics every
Wednesday aed Batu d ly afteraoons. dig otf
rpEMPLE OF WONDERS.
A Northeast comer of TENTH led CHESTNUT
Strf j t»—Secood Htorr.
CHANGE OF ENTERTAINMENT EACH EJCHI*
_. w „ SIGNOR BLITZ,
rj]fl rreat frotri-rtuift end sla-,ieiao. will fir*
r&&& 5 ,4 Perfoncsßcoatm abOT®®:**#
EVERY EVENING at 7H n’ctoefr. nod WEDN EfiDAi
and HaTURDAY /FTSKNOON3, at S o'clock e£t-
MitiDjt ot ficeisec in VENTRILOQUISM,
!Deoajpr*h*r*!j,!« Feats of NATURAL MaGjCAPI
RfT RAFFING and its INFLUENCES, ®ad7th«
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS. “•
Admisaioa 85 esnts. Children ISoents.
'f’HE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA RE
speetfally announce that their FIRST GRAND
CLASSICAL CONCERT (Vocal and InstromeataUwm
taka place on THURSDAY LVFNiNO, December m,
1*453. at MUSICAL FUND HALL, withanOrehaetrnof
FORTY PKBFORMKRB.
Priee of Subscription—Three Ticket* for 81 Sab>
•cnption Lift open at Andre*# and Beck A 'Lawton’*
Music Store*, and at M.F. Hall. Single tickets, ON K
DOLLAR each; to be had at the door os the nicatof
the Concert only.
For ptiticolwra fee programme. . p4-tdl
Germania orchestra.—public
Rehearsal* every fATURDAYat MUSICAL
FUND HALL, at 3& o’clock P. M. A package ofcnfct
ticket*, one dollar. Single ticket* 25 cent*. To be Had
nC G. Andre’*, and Beck A Lawton'a If oaio Btorae, and
at the dorr. oU 3m
Notice.— i, the undersigned
havin* bencht the ri*ht to the “ COOPFR GAS
REGLIJLTOR’’(first patent! for the city and county
of Philadelphia, Pa., do bereb* eire notiee that lam
the sole proprietor of the faid ruht for the nid city and
coant*, and »b*vt I only tiara (ha rizht to e-U and apply
the sa.d COOPER HAS REGULATOR ‘first patent)iq
the Mid eitr and county. Aliiafnu.emeaUon the above
patent will be prosecuted. accordin'j to law. I wiU coa
rantee every instrument I sell to jive eat jfactioa. Ibe
pu »l o ere retpectfuib invited loiae the operation of
the Rezuiator, at my office. No. 439 CHESTNUT
ftcond floor. [niß-3:*3 A. J. JcARcH.
TVOTICE.—HOLDERS OF THE MORT
-e « I'a-’B B' nds issued by tbe Catawtsaa. 'WiUiatsstoiL
aod Er e Railroad Company are inv,ted topreMCt tkeir
bonds within thirty «’a*s from ih'idate. attbeOfieeof
the Companr. 3u3 W'ALNUT Street, betwceo the hours
of 10 and 2 o’clock, daily, and *i;n the power of attorney
under the resolution* paieed by the Boodho'den, at the
ineeuai heldoatho 11th io»t. _ _ _
SAMI EL V. MERRICK,
ROBERT BAYARD.
F. A. VAN UVKB. Jr,
J. N. HUTCHINSON,
A. W. MITCHELL.
M. P. HUTCHINSON, .
Committea.
"WM, D. LYWiS, Truatae,
November isth, 16». - - - nJB im
TVEW MARKET.—IT IS PROPOSED TO
X i establish & market oa lb* Lot ft the joactlcß of
Frost and Liurel streets* in ft thnnnx- pcj-clooe, anti
active business neighborhood. StftlU to be erected un
inediatel* if encouragement is obtained. All laterested
re invited to call and view the premises. _
WILXIAJftS & COOT,
Gontr FRONT and LAUREL Sts
IVOTUT, 18 GIVEN THAT APPLICA
-1- ’ tion will be made for a Certificate of Fmaeylraai*
State Lovn.m place of one dated August 4. U6d- No. 39,
for & w, under act of April 6, IS4, to LOLISA JEF
yfeHV. now lost or mis'aid. a *8 to*
THE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
THE FINE ARTS.
NOTICE TO STUDENTS.
CThe Evening Stadia* by gae-light- from the Cart*of
Antique Statuary, oozcmence on SATURDAY, October
lat. at 7 }*. M.
Toe Life Class commence* it* atodUe on MONDAY
EVENING, October fid, at 7 P. M
JOHN BARTAIN.
525-tf Chairman of the Committee on la*tn»ct}on.
pu.MMONWEALTii BANK.—Philadkl
van. Nov. JS 'Th'« BANK has RR
MOVtii m ihe Southwest comer of FuURTS tad
CHESTNUT streets.
Col •crioc* nude on all aeeewible poinr*.
nH '.l H. ORAMBO Cuhier.
R'EMOYAL.—Mr*. M. S- BISHOP hM
* Removfd her Milltpery Eatabl.shmeat from >l4 to
IdIftCHE&TNU T Sue*:, next to dt- LavrenooHouL
nls-laj
RE MOVAL .—HENRY STEVENSON,
TAILOR, bera La inform h ; s nnDerocaTrieada
and euatumera that he ha* Removed :<>34 CHE&TXt T
Street, eeeor.d door below Fearth. Soeth mde, where he
wilt xeep a fine aaaortcent of C’'>Ou. Caammerea. Poe
skioa. Overo-iatia 4 *. Caahmere Veanoi*. Ae., «h ehhe
will be pie&aed to sell on the meet reasonable terms,
infi-lm*
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
rrflfi MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
A COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
SIX MILLK&VoF rOLLARS,
inviiixs in r -«r no»Toa«£s r>s xxau ze;ATS,
Wurth over sucootiA.
Th* premium* »own th’n is many ether Com pa
il**, and the Dividends have tees esxxTxa.
Tni* i* a itnetly Mcttal Oomeanv. Th*re_are no
Slockho'de**, *o that ALL THE PROFiTU
BTLONO to THX uirtto.
ParaphleU. and every information, KU be had
onaria, on application tn _
F. RATCHFORD BTaBB. A:e*t.
8. W. comer FOURTH and WALNUT Street*.
PHILADELPHIA REFER ENCEffi
Rohia*. Welsh.
Mordvcat L Dawsoa, GecrtS H. Staart,
George M. Stroud, E. t*. WkeWa.
Jotn B Myers, J. Fiaher Lrexciag*
Joseph Pattereoa, W.ltaa C. Lcdwig,
John St. Atwood, Arthur •>. OrdSa.
Ta o inn a H. Power*, George W. Toiioi,
WiiUajn McKee, Tbo». Wast»a. tS-lyif*
SPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND SO
CIETY OP PHILADELPHIA. _
Office, No-fiSl North THIRD Street
iCfMohdstioc Bank Ba:sdinjt.>
CHARTERED BY OFFENH-
Deposits received in vumaof 6se Dollar and jupwardiL
and reps’d in Gold, without notioe, with FIVE PE*
CENT. INTEREST from the day ofdepoct UIT with
drawn.
A reoocajbts and rehsW# Saving* InitiUCoo ha* Img
been needed is the Northern part of the city, and “ The
Spring Garden Sav»w* Fund Society ”sr»* chartered by
the Lsnalatureof Penssylvaaiatosspfly tbiaaeceecity.
The Maca«iera in erganmng and locating it. have been
governed wboSy by a deaire to aecommodate the baxj
neas interest and want* of the rery large and enterpn
axng population b; which it i* nrix-unded.
OFFICE OPEN DAILY. _ ,
From 9to 1M o’clock: also, on Monday and Thvreday
from 9 nnul 8 o’clock in the evaning*
_ Kiuani.
Frederick Klett, Stephen Smith,
John
Daniel LnderkoffW* Fredenck Stack*,
Francis Han, Joseph r. LeClare«
John Keetlar, Jr., GeorreKneekt,
iSm' Wm. dLllwari,
George Woelpeer, Geo. T. Thom,
Peter C. Eltmaker, Robert B. DaTidaon.
JAMES S. rIUNOLE, Semdent
Faaucib H*rt. Seeretarv. ia®*.rf!f
Tab’e Covers.
Table Cover*.
Jahle Covers.
Table Coders.
Tabla Covprf.
Table Covert.
DR. MOFFAT’S VEGETjYBLE LIFE
PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS have been
thoroughly tasted, and prenounced a sovereign remedy
tor djspepeia, flatnieney, heart-burn and headache,
coftipeneee, dianhma, fevers of all kmcs. rh-uicatini,
gout, gravel, worm*, scurvy, ulcer*, emphvo o«wn
vlamti. tall rheum, ensipeloa. common colds aadta
fiueDta, irregnlar.ty end all derangement ol the female
system. Piles, and various other dneoaaa to which the
barnno frame is hable. For sale by the propnetor. Dr.
W. R MOFFAT-535 BROADWAY. New York.asd by
Druggist* generally all over the eountrv. aX-dA wiy
IiIEDICATED VAPOR BATHS.
ill. SULPHUR, HOT-AIR. and STEAM BATHK--
Undsrtheear* of Dr. T. H.P/ Dt3 ,£Lk, na SPRUcR
Street. Htgalr r«*f»mmended hy alltbe procipat phm
cana m the ciiyior Rkaama.jra.ckia Sj
eh'l'*. Coa:h« and Cods, Female Disease*. Ac. he.
Kipecial >c&,.iurat.u4Uon* for LadiC* 017 2a
Rockbridge alum water.—This
Natural Mineral Water, po well known andex
teneivelyuscdat the South, poeseaee* curative proper
ties m many case* of Chroo'e Disease and Debiutv,
wh’ch hare gained for U a European as well at an
Ainer.can reputation.
Many iuvaiid*. either restored'or relieved by its use,
bear willia* tesamoay to it* remedial powers. It t«
media Scrnfuloat ana Cutaneous affectioxA Chrome
Diarrhmv. D t '*pep*ia. Diaeaaea of the Kidney* and
Bladder and in ailments peculiar to Femi>*. it >s also
useful as a Tonic in a debilitated condition of the system
generally.
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER U bottled With ears,
at the Spring!, and tn this condition retain* itanrtuec
lor a loo* time,un'mpaired. A iOpply^B.^^y l ™
found with our agents, from whom it may be ordered
with confidence in it* freshaes* and punVi *
BLAIR k WYETH, Philadelphia.
HEGRMaN k CO.. New York.
COLEMAN & RQatfUJ, BaJtimere.
FISHER k UMSTOf*. Riohaacaf . _
ofil-mwalm* Fropnetore.
UONUOUUE. IS SI
v7* STREET, offer* foe tale, at the lowest wholeask
cash pncea, a general a**i«ftfl*entof steam refiaediffa
rar* and Sirapa. Alio. Java Coffee, and Adamantine
Candle*. »»
WILCOX h GIBBS’ SEWTNO MA
* > CHINE.—Thte Machine aerer fajW to rive sa
tire «at rfact.on, PneA 930, For ei)#.at 7l»
NUT Street. k w *»-tf
* LCOHOL, BUKNINQ FLUID, «nd PU«E
S ffgsSSr
U & la-.
T«OWBWWT».';
NOTICES.
REMOVALS.
SAVING I’UN OS.
MEDICINAL.