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dews,'o4, l utputatie 40,110 f)utd - vidlegy
Ind dalrtlir(l4.4)4 l 4 l a k l vail l 4l4B6lT W.
lee awe.; rare no stars visible i the sweet,
sparkling, hilted' 'dense'
'clot:V*o4. been ninatarlng Wthiti - 44VOni.
sinclf.,‘Akdeeline of- day:, -an& the fair, ,Vitle
me` f itykuliir, 44111i / et glancei,frona, beneath - her
viiPorir , lmintleAUst She should behold, setae
defffigithiraelittithilbn , ii :, inde' and terrible,,
stortirWas4erte, hding,"„ *titre appeared
epttfidiousOf the ipprosehlog bitttle of the
hushedlltelr - mur murings.' Mee,
wiiixinnAilieltilOtun; birds, heatiallifinieCtsi
renilidried- • quiet-and expectant.". Seen • the.er
*Worry, cif:lniivtOn 'disturbed- ihe calm; find flash
illeciined :the:Vast con
cave,andseVeate4 tt t O pen ,beneatik4itheeities,
toting and villaps,,,tlnlataidea and' Pleasant
vales of.bleasektl'alestine:':Troudest among
its proud pstacea stood,;,aresaleni; her' costly
Panes, lterifebdilotiersi hgtsplendid domes,
and spires, and tcanidel brightening tinder each
successive, gle4m oho 1, fr a 9n4 • the electric Ilea
-Tho . reverberating. ;thunder and the
-le4 itretuns of brilliant lightning were accom
panied: by ,thick'and fast:falling 'uttu-dreps, as
thtrogb au oceitrt , above Imo vent to itaSuper
finerutwavesl::: -
, ; In; an &liniment 'of a rich and sumptuous
dwelling Of that eastern eihne; sat one of its'
loveliest slaughters, now. miulatering,terulerly
to so- tall and: stately man;
-who tosieken,
Oath' An • all the- restlessness of a troubled.
spirit; 'and anon gazing tOtt the otinftict with
out; TIM chatabor> was supplied , with every
luxury; and lighted by lamps emitting a sweet
and pleasant odor, While npon,the forms of its
becupsida shone - jewels of sure: beauty and
value, and robing* them the most tamed looms
of the age, " • • ,
The-storm cautioned an hair, and then the
dark drapery fell from the', bltte'vault, and the
beautiful stars' were disclosed to view, one by
one, likellittming gems, and the moon, gentle
sad Sniffing, scattered her rays: until ,the,ex
pensive sky vat! 'lloOded withmellow, light,
softening and betintsfying every object. The
breath of countless flowers=-such flowers as
bloom but-in 'eastern lauds—floated up and
tfiled.the atmosphere with delicious fragrance,
while every thing "seemed to whlsper.-
Tbereeligittri. follow darknen e'er—
There's:toy ferritoiee who doubt sad fear—
Ilaire's Gabe when threatening atoms are done—
There's ease* for all bones Lb the sum"
"Look PP.' my lord ; the elements have
stayed their contention—look up, I pray, and
gladden the heart of- thy hand Maiden,,,,mur
ranted the lato•liko tones of Serail; the wife of
liieodemus. icThe gloomy clouds obscure
the; celestial 'orbs no longer= - 411 - is bright
n'ess."
The ruler pressed his hand upon the heart
that throbbed wildly beneath his costly robe of
purple and fine linen, and, sighing, replied,
"There is no 'brightness in my soul, Serah ;
there is nought but darkness and gloom ;Away.
In halls by state; in synagogue or temple, at
home - by thy side; e;r abroad; tranquility eludes
me, and doubts of a future kingdom, and
thoughts of another-11M disturb my bosomo,
, ,
I( Nast thou ,heard the Nazarino V' ques
tioned his beautiful listeroir, while there came
'into her face'an' expreselon Of, awe and reve
rence. ct trust thou hearkened to the great
Teacher whose fame has extended ail over our
lovely land, the ambassador of God, whose
voice has been heard on Olivet's mount, in the
garden, by the stream so dear to my heart, and
elsewhere ?" And there was' that in the light
of •the speaker's beaming countenance, that
told a Christian woman's faith Juni= who had
gathered around him so many of her fair sis
ters.
tens is an impostor, Sarah; ho has deceived
thee and others--our Messiah is yet to come,"
spoke the ruler; •
• gilled forget the miracles ho has performed?
There was no deception In the awakening of
the alba falcalitera of Bethany
from, the siumbera of" the4rave,.-In the resus
citation of the only son of the yridew of Min;
and the sweet childish daughter of Jairu4 'nor
in the healing of poor, wastedframes."
44 Ah I Serah can 'he heal the mind ? Can
this boasted one dispel the doubts and than;
' that bare gathered in sad coninsion about my
aching bosom?", And the ruler ,hid his coun
tenance amid the rich cushions of the sumptu
ous couch on which he had been seeking re
pose in vain.
Ms companion placed her soft hand on his
head; arid, betiding "down, whispered in his
ear. Be rose fioni). his pillow and think his
arm' round her fair person, drew her"to 1116
side and said, (e Weary of thy presence, my
loved one ? Weary of aught so good and true?
Sooner the golden sun forget his risings and
declining', the moon tegladden the earth
. With
her smilei, the stars' to' sparkle on heaven's
robe; sooner all things forget their appointed
destinies, than -I remember not thy affection,
thy truth; thy gentle devotion!" . -
'llao,.Tewisla with bent modestly beneath , the
glance of her lord--eherished-nextto her God
'—and murmured, "Thanks, thanks—And now,
hearken to thy servant. Whose power bade
the clouds disperse, and upmantled the glory
of the night-gems, stayed the rain and the
swift-footed lightning; kept us here unscathed
by 'the contending elements, "and
reaches my heart and thine " Go to the Beth
lehendte and learn what thou wouldst khow of
a future state." * •
There had long been a shadow on the brow
ofNicodemits-% grief in his bosom unrevealed
—and this 'eluidoW, had deepened, this grief
grown, heavier andlarker r until hie noble form
bent under its Influence. Amid the halls of
state be remained gloomy and abstracted ; and
when be sought his rich and - gorgeous dwell
14,,Eurd Met the soft caresSes of his dark-eyed
Saab; his - troublous dreaMs increased, his
mental inquietude became insupportable, and
he longed, in the bitterness of his' spirit, to
die. -Now he trembled beneath the words
that greeted hie 'ear, but he replied—
tGlien will icon at me, Sarah—my people
will denounce the traitor to the religion of his
fathers!" And be rose to his feet and paced
the apartment linpatiently, while his companion
poured forth the language of condolence,
though her full heart was overflowing with
sadness . for his anguish. Oh I woman—wo
man! what is not thine to do and suffer !
" Seek the one I have named, my lord ;
seek him to-night," she pleaded. tc The voice
steals on the heart like the melody of our min
strels; and its tone wilt bring the, peace."
ieNet to-night--oh I not tailght cart I seek
peace," exclaimed the ruler. a The season
of darkness is not a time to unveil the soul."
, 6 There is a ' flower, my Master," meekly
answered the_Jewess, "that unfolds Its petals
when all eyes are shrouded save His to whom
Its fragrance floats up. It pours its Incense
out in darkness and secresy. Be like that
plantiand bare thy breast to the eye of hea
ven:"
What cannot the persuasions of the gentle
and pureerect?
.Iklicodemus sought the abode of the Naze.
'Sane, and uttering his simple "Rabbi, Rabbi,"
'wee admitted into big - presence. Lovely as
woman's were the- broad brow, the delicate
cheek, and fait -Orbs of that fowly one while
the long fielding curls of radiant ha; lent
wondrous beauty to the meek tountenance,
Jie spoke; and the ruler listened as to a strain
of celestial minstrelsy. Fear tied away—
doubts vanished—and to' his heart there stole
a thrilling sensation ef perfect happiness, Be
knelt end worshipped in sincerity, and when
the first faint streak of the early dawn became
visible, 4e, left the side of his ik?lne l a st ruo .
ter and sought his own home, thenceforth to
Jive for that eternal and Melina clime allottgid,
to thostrwho are:gi born again."
• ` r deruselein's pride has been humbled in the
duet;-centuries 'have flunk, into their graies—
nationa litiyo risen and 'fallen, , biit the power of
that Tiiitcher iftlitremains. •It is - glerious,
*table t'
• IsArauvrion,—lmagination , hath a fearful
* pourei.itailte Memory and judgment, It asks
00 10*,:0t4i1f , :ireersni to give it strength for
ftti.aergeteYkltit# .oftctimes, even as torrents
of r:etettlave Ofitted frien the bosom of the
earth; eo'bath
"it hi!iet . torth; when least
`pected, Ig:treading desolatioliand
In what have gigs! - .fetiluliMlrolutions of king',
dome andstalest which hi , tolll recounts, most
frequently hid theifjorigitr,trat !lithe excited
imaginations' of the Multitude'? Some tea
A nt iesdpromy!o*r.to.cozopass a•purpo r ,
iddrsasil(Satitsli4Wl4 id: the lentiN ' Of I COTI`
1010 0 4 ; j0 nUdeke*Rt I M,
MaiPOLOiX* II4 ,I I 4 I - 0 0iM i ) 17 rouse
theft intalVtk4olo4o.ispOorale ender 6itis
oy,rattotpkitiCtiOefltioitilX :iOO4ll, cast
i4rtitttd ,
*lto
il to s t ! i trettible, and tes sgbsist at its viSletiCe.
I :As WithlAittiettaillelfitll IndlybinAls; - ,There
arik'clOOgleniinithichlui4lraitiOn . , escaping ,
fri)."4,._fhe-gitidatiee Of. will,-may rove, 'and'
gather (o - th'etniii Blighted 'fbaNiers and discor,
daYt iiiilliali,;,iitailitterneas for Al the pleasant
live of-life: Aid there are times in the lives
of all, when, compassed by 'real evils, we would
fain, lota tiler space 'at least, fly from their
siddirilliOnfliftitine,l and, when, unless this
faculty bas , been king trained, we call on it hi
Vain to aid the'aftempti while, on the other
head, though seldom moving beforeolt , is oft
times ready, on such occasions, to rise like a
demon, in the darkness, and steal away the last
ray &light' . .
Imagination ! It is a OW the Creator,
like. other five talents to beWdered ten; and
its 'Pleasures 'are neither few% nor small, much
leas to - be cot - tact' lightly in the estimate of
hUman happiness. - In childhood, in manhood,
lo old age—in solitude and in society, it casts
'over all a halo or a gloom, more or less intense
as it has Veen cherished and guided, or lea to
junction • 'and , decay. The eloquence of the
orator and the'charm of the poet are but the
.peribetedness of that faculty .whose first stir
rings are that love of the marvellous, and de
light in the Invisible world, which, in youth,
f come o'er us like a summer dream," , and
which may be near); eradicated or more deeply
'rooted by education and circumstances. It is
' =impulse of one and . the same spirit which
chains us, in infancy, to the wonders of Alad
din's lamp, and, influenced by which, Goethe
gravely relates to us a Vision,' which disclosed
to' ,him,
,in a reunite . glen near - Drueenheim,
events that were eight years afterward realized.
If all these yearnings after the strange and un
known are to bo accounted only as memen
tos of human folly, how much do they sub
street from the ,sum of human wisdom ! But
they have another view. Their source is that
thirst fol. something beyond mere corporeal
existence, which ever points the little turbid
stream of ' life toward that vast ocean into
which it must one day fall. In vain does the
gloomy acetic paint imagination only as a de
mon to be eruehedi and the pleasures of Ima
gination bat as will-o'-wisp lights which lure on
to betray ; and vainly does tb.e utilitarian join,
and call on reason to drive these phantom loves
from the brain. They have a well-spring deep
beyond the reach of, reason—a strong attrac
tion toward that unseen sphere, whence the
spirit came, and to which it will return. •
Taa Renizow.—The solar and lunar rain
bows lead ua to admire the covenant faithful
ness, of our Divine Philosopher, who regu
lates the elements of nature, and who bestows
upon us reason to examine the causes of them.
The rainbow is called « the bow of promise."
During the war of the revolution, the Colonies
of America suffered much from want of wea
pons of war, provisions , and clothes, and were
often defeated. They were much discouraged
by the dark prospect, so that many began to
regard success as improbable. Bat Lafayette
arrived to assist them in the glorious struggle
for frecdomi and the arrival of the French sol
diers - was, to the Americanis, tho shining out
of cc the bow of promise."
Once, a maxi lived with his wife and chil
dren in a prosperous and happy condition, but
intemperance caused him to waste all his pro
perty and annoy his family. One day a gen
tlemaricame in and asked him if he would sign
the temperance pledge. e 4 Yes," he replied, "I
promise to drink no more." His wife was at
tentively looking at him, and rejoiced when he
had signed. His abjuration of intemperance
was, toter, the rising of "bow of promise."
While we live on the earth we are subject
to distrese r sickness and loss of property. Our
feelings lead us into the paths of wickedness,
but if we exercise faith in our Redeemer, God
shows us "the bow of promise," inspiring
hope that, after death, we shall enjoy eternal
and uninterrupted happiness.
0, boatalful ran:Lbw—an woven of I tint
There's not in thy titans one shadow of night;
Heaven surely is open "hen thou dolt appear,
'And, bending above thee, the angels draw near,
And sing—' The rainbow! the rainbow !
The smile &Val is here.'"
SOMMIAT PIIZZIED.—Not long ago, a jer
aeyraan, about forty years of age, came into
the office of a physician in this city, bringing
with him an infant which required some meth
nal
,attention. Ho was accompanied by a
blooming girl, apparently irixteen—with whom
the phylician (a bachelor) was well nigh fall
ing in love at sight. • Such being the cane, he
was tg struck all of a heap," as the saying is,
when, the child beginning to cry, ho saw the
girl take it and give it the breast. Feeling his
loye descending, all at'once, nearly to zero, ho
inquired--ar Is that child yours ?"
"No, sir, It is my brother."
"Your brother'S child, is it?"
No, sir, it Is my own brother."
"Your brother! the child your brother?"
•
"Certainly why not?"
ci It is rather curious though—you look so
young that I—"
4 ( But I'm married for all that."
"And yourchild your brother ?"
. "No, sir, my child is motmy brother—l loft
mine at home. This is my mother's child.
We have each an Infant, and as my mother
could not so well leave home, and I wished to
como to the city, we made an exchange—she
nurses my child at home, while I do the same
by hers here."
"Oh, I begin to understand now; but I was
prodigiously puzzled a first, I must confess."
This was undoubtedly somewhat of a novol
case, and as our friend the physician was not
so old as heivill his, if he lives long enough, it
is ,not surprising that he should be In some
what of a quandary to understand the matter.
Though nephews and nieces are occasionally
to bo met with older than their uncles and
aunts, it must ho rather a phenomenon to see
a brother sustained at thb breast of a sister,
and a grand-child drawing nourishment from
that of its grandmother.
RELIGIOUS MADNESS.—The physician of a
lunatic asylum attached to a, hospital -in a
neighboring State, says that a large proportion
of the recent cases in that institution are owing
to religious excitement. A majority of these
are of the "weaker vessel," and therefore
easily wrought to a- state of phrenzy, which
has ended. in perfect madness. Attending re
ligious meetings early and late, to the neglect
of all other duties—listening to the doctrines
of predestination—and persuading themselves
into the belief that they are among the fore
doomed to everlasting burnings—it is not to be
wondered at that, under such circumstances,
poor human nature should take refuge in in
sanity. But these religious lunatics are not
all females ; among them is a young man who
is constantly crying out—" He has destroyed
the whole world I He has destroyed the whole
world! Satan has destroyed the whole world!"
Many of our modern preachers, like John
Banyan, get their hearersinto the " Slough of
Despond"—but they do not, es honest John
did, take comio get them out again. Like
the poor creatures who were thrown into the
water, In the famous Ordeal Trials, if they can
not swim they must perish.
A FEMALE PATRIOT.--..During a contested
election for Exeter, England, one of the can
didites called at a house to solicit the vote and
interest ofan honest fiecman. The honorable
gentleman was met at the door by the better
half of the freeman, and directly made known
hie business. 64 My husband shan't vote for
you," was the reply of the lady. Remonstrance
was attempted to no purpose; for, acting on
the now recognized principle that she bad a
right to do whet she pleased with her own, the
good woman pertinaciously persisted in her
hard•hoazted kftisal. Smiles and entreaties
having tailed, tbe'eandidate requested permis
sion to Imo the busband, as a person who was
a little interested in the business; but the free
man's wife, absolutely shocked at the proposal
to' tamper with her iii:.”ainee, exclaimed, in
great • anger: What, sir, attempt to make a
difference' between man and wife! lam
tuatained of you I .She instantly slammed the
door In his face. In order to keep her word,
she took hey husband to the polling booth, and
witnessed the manner In which his vote was
tendered.
IjiBOOVERY DY LIDIAN Conn.—Previously to
the 'settlement of the Puritans in New Eng
-land, they parties for tho purpose of
exploring. the country. Capt. Miles Standish,
*he iqui called the ic Hero of New England,"
'commanded one of them,'conelating of sixteen
niedr . In their progress they met with several
hillocksorupposed by tbeiti to'be burial places
for the 'lndians, but; as they advanced; finding
,mappruire, they closely man:tined there, and
iiiikpioered 'that theyCbitalued -Indian Corn.
~eisighurled in the ear,, it excited their curio-
Bithilna-by, soma of the party it was _thought
aegUlaltlOnj while Others, who ate it
UI raw state; tild:ndt rellkih kand thOught it
worth little or niithing. They neared, how::
TAh TittngfiAy, DECEMBER 'l, '1859.
fiver, some seed. In tho ensuing spring, a
.s'quanto,a friendly Indian, instructed them In
the culture of it, and it was probably the
means of saving them afterwards from famine.
Attempt to Burn the United States Pe-
natentiary.
The Weehington Star, of Monday evening,
gives the following particulars of an attempt to
Om the United States Penitentiary !
A moat daring attempt was made on Saturday'
night to burn the United States Penitentiary,
which was happily frustrated through the loyalty
of the convicts, and the vigilance and courage of
the officers. The plot, It seems, was laid by George
Nelson, a discharged convict, whose term of see.
tete° expired on the 24th inst. Its plan of opera
tions were well laid a month previous to his die
chargé, and he mentioned the same to convict
'Kelly, wishing him to assist in the matter, which
was refused ; and Kelly farther used every effort
to persuade him against the attempt. Neverthe.
less,. Nelson persisted in his plaint, and at leaving
the prison told Kelly that on Saturday night, at
nine o'clock, he might look out for the fire.
On Saturday afternoon Kelly divulged the mat
ter to the deputy warden, who immediately com
municated it to the warden, and arrangements
wore entered into to arrest the parties in the event
of the plane being carried out. Accordingly, three
guards wore made acquainted with the circum
stances, also three confidential convicts as assist.
ants. Nelson's programme was as follows: At 9
o'clock at night he, with his accomplices, was to
repair to the east corner of the prison and next to
the arsenal. Act accomplice, a mulatto man, by '
the name of Penny, was to scale the wall and
set Are to the carpenter shop, and in the midst of
the alarm and excitement they intended to enter
the west front building and carry off from the
warden's office the iron safe, containing the money
of the institution. Thus, plunder seemed to be the
main object.
At the hour mentioned they met and made the
attempt to get over the wall, when both were cap
tured. Nelson making desperate resistance.
Deputy Warden Sengetaok drew his revolver and
shot him in tide back, Indicting a severe wound.
Much praise is due tbo indomitable spirit of the
guards in making the arrest. The officers were
Messrs. Campbell, Maxwell, and flows, headed by
Deputy Warden Sengstaek, who exposed himself
as if insensible of fear ; also, John Day, a prisoner,
who accompanied the guards, and was the first to
clench Nelson and bold on to him until he was
overpowered.. Some other accomplices were seen
at a distance, but who made their eecape. One of
them, in crossing the swamp east of the prison, was
ahot at by the Deputy Warden and Maxwell, and
is supposed was wounded, as ho was seen to fall,
but arose again and made his escape. Ma the
plan been suocessfully carried out, no doubt at this
moment the entire block of prison buildings would
bo laid in ruins. The two prisoners arrested
were taken before Justice Donn, who committed
both for court. Nelson is a powerful and muscular
man, tneaaartog six feet six Inches in height, De
is a native of North Carolina, and was sentenced
for three years for passing counterfeit coin.
Penny is a mulatto, the eon of a white woman.
He has served two terms in the penitentiary al
ready, although ho Is only about twenty-one years
of ago. *His statement is that Nelson and a late
convict named Cunningham arranged the plan to
obtain some boots and shoes, which wore to be
placed on the wall at a designated place; that they
were after them when arrested ; and that Cunning
ham made his escape, and was fired at by Mr.
dengstang.
Yesterday, Cunningham (who was recently par
doned out of the penitentiary) was arrested by Of
ficers Williamson and Irwin. He was taken to the
guard-house, where a partial investigation took
place, and he was committed to jail for further ex
amination.
P..B.—Nelson died in the county jail last night
about ten o'clock.
The Bulletin de Pori, eays : According to
letter from London M. Ledru-Rullin, having boon
released by a special and sovereign decision from
the penalties pronounced against him, may now
avail himself of the amnesty, and return to Prance.
The evmember of the Provisional Government will
only make a short visit to France on family affairs,
and will then proceed to Switzerland, where, on
the advice of her physicians. Madame Ledru•Rollin
is about to take up her residence,"
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OP TRAWL
H 1 11.
3. O A 2 SNOWD
NRY UDp TER,EN voIOOTTES or sat MONTH
CAS
LETTER BAGS
AT THE SIBECHANTS' XXCITAIWN, PHILADELPHIA.
Bari( Canada, Mitchell.— Matanzas, soon
Fort Wear COAST OP ATE ICA—The ship Julia Law
rence, Capt Spear, will sail from Philadelphia on the
lath December for the West Coast of Africa. All !otters
and papers intended for the LI S Squadron on that eta
tionior other persons, will be forwarded, if left at the
Foreign Letter °Moe, Philadelphia Exoliange, on or be•
fore that date.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 1. 1669
4111 N RIRES.. - 7 18-SUN BETS- , -4 42
HIGH WATER- - .8 10
RRIVED.
Bohr Leesburs. Swift A , 4 days front Dorton, pith mdse.
Crowell tr. Collins.
Bohr John A Iltinnettd, Laws.>t dare from Milford, Del,
rib corn and bark to Itmbardson A. Overman.
Bohr Francis Edwards, Babcock, from Providence.
Bahr Jesse II Allen, Allen, from alalden.
Bohr Anna Binah, Smith, from Boston.
CLEARED.
Bark Chas E Lox, Almeida, Port au Prihce, Thomas
Wattson fr. Skeet
Bark Jos Maxwell. Davis, Trinidad, &o, Dallett Bros.
Behr Newton, Enterson, Nassau, JBlc E L Perot.
F Edwards, Babcock, Charleston, IL R Corium
lc Co.
Bohr I B Allen. Allen, Petersburg Tyler, Stone & Co.
Bohr Anneld_mith, Smith. Boston,Binnickson & Glover.
Behr Mail, Kelly. Providence. Crowell & Collins.
Behr A Baker, Baker, Portsmooth, Twelis & Co
Bohr Antler. Phillips, Cancan, do
Bohr Abds, Carberry, New London, Blakieton is Cox.
ICorreimontllsnincof The Press.)
GA VAR BE GRACE. Nov. 30,
The Kingston left this morning with 10 boats In tow,
laden and consigned as follows :
Defiance, mdm, &a. to R Kirkpatrick; Garret Tinsman,
lumber to El Bolto_ ,rt and machinery to A ti Cattail & Co;
A Ii Suntan and Mary Adelaide, lumber and shingles to
Cadwaledar & Co; Thom E Sheets, lumber to fi Croskon
Sarah Long, do to Wilmington, St Lawrence, do to Nor
arose & Sheets; Kansas, do to S Bolton; Ida and Peter
Sailor, coal to Delaware city.
(Correspondent's of the Philadelphia Itlehange.)
iloirE.B. Del. Nov V.
The ateamtug Arnenos, wading for a tow, and the hark
Daniel, tor Trieste. wafting 4 air wind, are the only
vessels at the Breakwater. The brigs oleo Aimee. t Pr)
for Boston, Moonlight, for Kingston,Ja, nod Elizabeth
Watts, tor Boston, went to sea yoaternaY. Wind NV—
weather loudy.
Yen c ta, W. ht. tiIOKhIAN.
MIXORANDA.
Bark Ann Elizabeth. Norgrave, cleared at Havana
25th ult. for Philadelphia.
Bark Dublin, Huntley, uncertain, remained at Havana
Zd
Buss Beaver, Talpey, Gen Boyd, Ray, and Poster,
Chase, hence, arrived at Boston 29th
Brig Jail Carey, Coale, (new) 229 tons/ Linden, cleared
at Baltimore 290 ult. for Pernambuco and a market.
Hob Rettlekt /30Waln2. hence, remained at Havana
12klun,uneertain.
Brig L ()Watts. Jones, from Bristol for Philadelphia,
at Newport 28th ult, and sailed attain.
Bahr Bahwa, Small, hence, arrived at Charleston
27th lt.
Bohr Goo W Krebs, Emerson, hence, arrived at Balti
more 29th ult.
Bohr Union, Libby, hence, arrived at Boston 29th ult.
Behr Luoy L Sharp, Compton, remained at Havana
23d nit, uncertain.
Bohr Win Loper, Robinson, sailed from Providence
29th ult. for Philadelphia.
Bohr Crisis, Renear, berme, arrived at Taunton 25th
ultimo.
tenßohr M
ult J Hoyt, Hamilton, (Min Camden, NJ, at 803.
29th .
Sabre Geo Edward, Baker, and Robt J Mercer ,Robin
son, from Boston; R Porter, Hudson, from Danvers;
Gazelle, Naylor, from Newbursport; Eva Bell, Lee. from
(Olney; W Saulsbury, Hudson, from Portsmouth; John
Parnum, Crowell.
and Shenandoah, Hewitt from Pro
vidence, all for P hiladelphia, were in Dutch Island Har
bor H3th ult.
Behr Annie Magee, Wheaton, front Boston for Phila
delphia was beating out of Dutch Ireland Harbor 28th ult.
&lire Yankee 80, R Islay. and J MoOloskey, Stebbins,
hence, arrived at Hartford gem mt.
Sebre R K Baronet, Taylor, and Hobo, Newman, hence
at Newbury port 28th ult.
Bohr Isabel, Taylor, hence, arrived at New Bedford
28th ult.
&bre .
Mountain Avenue. Greenfield.beneo for Swan,
and o n
Jane, Kroner, hence for Norwich, at New
W h IPV ` Morse, Phillips, and B L Crocker, Pres
bray. from Taunton for Philadelphia, elided from Plow
port 38th ult.
Blunter Mailgie, Otumley, hence, arrived at Hartford
27th ult.
Steamor J N smith, Hazard, hence, Arrived at Alex
adrift Mb ult.
Steamer C C Alger, Fenton, hence, arrived at Altman
nn pith ult.
. . .
Cam 0 hlanehoster, of Providence, agent of the un
derwriters,states that a eoutram has tsien made with
parties at mini 3to raise the sehr Lizzie Taylor, whieh
was sunk near that place a short time since, on tim pas
sage Irom Philadelphia for Boston, with a rgo of coal.
They are to deliver her at the wharf for VW.
NOTICE, 'PO MARINERS.
Notice is herebygiven test the Can and Nun Buoys
have been removed from Spring Point and BurtioriPs
Ledges, and their pleas are occupied by tipar Buoys for
the winter,
By order of the Light House Board.
THEO. P GREEN,
Lighthouse Inspector 'First District.
Portland, Nov 28, MO.
U'er steamship Bohemia, at Portland.]
Bid from laverlaol nth met, Resolute. Freeman, New
York; B Von Beaulie Charlemon,• emotion Haynie, do;
13th, Arotio, Zerasa, New York; Pomona, New Orleans.
Put hook, Board, nence for Savannah.
Sld from Deal lath, Albert Gallatin, Delano. Charles
ton; Upland , New Orleans; loth, Deuteohland, do,
Sid from Cowes 12th. tie° Stoakham, New York.
Bid from Flushi l2th. David Hadley, Magna, New
York; nyorito, A len,ll Boeton; Washington, Wenke, N
Orleans.
Aar at Antwerp 13th, gl) Merwio, Merwin, N York.
Art at lialvoet 13th,..Noordhourn, New York. Bailed
13th, Webamo, Doty, N ork.
STOVES.
GAS-BURNING COOKING
STOVES.
What is more Important to the comfort of a
family than a good Cooking StoveOallasher's
Morning Mai Oren entire satisfaction.
It has two
large ovens for baking and roasting, it possessee more
conveniences than any other stove, end never fails to
operate. It will bake brand, roast a turkey, boil a din
ner. broil a beefsteak, and beat Water for washing, nil
at the same time.
For sale only by CHARLESJONES,OOS North Second
street, where the splendid new Cooking Stove Day
light, unsurpassed by any Set, tot , cooking stove, may he
seen in daily successful operation. It hasa large ex
tended oven which bakes in the mostperfect manner.
I would also oat l attention to mg first premium Silver
gee-wriquilling parlor stoves.whieli are manufeetured
to the beet manner, of heavy Rum& ifon
CHAR .ES
n5O-tills North SECONDStreet. D Street.
l a STOVES! STOVES!!
JAMES SPEAR,
m. 1116 MARKET te fRS,ET,
Is now prepared to meet thwants of theublio more
completely in all the details° the Stove tr ade than ehy
ether ostablashment in Phila d elphia , in pro ofof wh i t
he JAW?' COMPAILATIVIS Esselte/orlon.
The ollowipg are among bur own popular inventions,
several of winch have already obtained a national repu
tation as eurpassingin excellence and economy any other
Stoves in use.
JAMES SPEAR le' the Inventor and Patentee of the
Improved One-burning Ceoking Stove, acknowledged to
be the best tre fur family use in the world.
G' :AMES 8 AR Is the Patentee of rapi d lyebrate
ee-oonsum ng Cooking Range, now coming
in .rAn e ll a tbrill hi the Patentee of the Improved Sil
ver's Air-tigh`Una-oonsunnng Parlor Stove.
lip prove d d
1,1 / d j e
it ' ll aoskiligeinst.t.h Inventor
n7f.tigh for 3.
anty and utility is likely, this Canon, to be univer
sailiehrifirghge le the Patentee of the Labor, Fuel,
a/Iti a t i
fft Zre z iall g vent a fOr and Patentee of the
celebrated lway-oar neater.
porno the above the Inventor veryinstly claims
advantages which require but to be understood by the
public to be universally appreciated and preferred to
any other articles of that class in the market; and he
Would he w rrhy extend a cordial invitatlito to all persone
SI went o Moves to cell and examine for themselves,
Parties shine to examine gill have every attention
shown thew, whether Ilium/Inc immediately topur
chile, or not. ellll-3m
ZIEGLER lc SMITH, corner SECOND
apd GREEN, have abeuired a great reputation by
the wise and prudent course they have punted ninon
t a hoonunenoetuent in bagmen, by riellizur a bret-ra
la tu
a ale at A !ow haute. e-tr
g, Ann D 0 RES AlrititlOAN AND
PRBNOH ;WirVeTtindLillellyriew,l7l
rvedb i r if %
ts p . " er
saaji
° l l7 yr orden7taMhait it MI it hp
A nt r, sad V Donlon, oomer 6.1600
Moots. sus-
BUSINESS CARDS.
%MIDS. M. BIDDLE, Attorney at Lay,
No, 279 South FOURTH Street. nla4m`
M. 11, GROVE, Manufacturer of Show
Ca.fa. VirilfelPolll/I3 NOligh routtru street.
WM.H. GROVE'S lista BHl.llBTBlt'B)Bteanu Cabinet
• aotory—Soroll SawinF. Turniefft Nailing. Moulding,
AMRADIOIi tweet, uotween market ape Aro,, g od
• eond and Third etroote.
ALLACE & BRODHEAD,
37 EXCHANGE PLACE,. NEW YORK.
Stooks and Bonds bought and kW. on CoLnadeolon.
FRANCIA B. WARLACR. EDWARD O. MN/DI/RAD
029-4 m.
ALEX. MaKINNEY
AVPORNEe AT LAW,
ORMENH URG, PA,
Williorsotieo iq Weetmorolemul, Armstrong, Ind 1p
1:116111/nounuen. sell- tf
FiIHE ADAMS EXPRESS CO., OFFICE
-a. an citivrouT evoitt, forwards Parcels Pack
ages, mer.obandise, Ban Notes, and Spenie, either by
its own Ltnee,oriem:rtton t rthoiltejlteress ger
the-
mal-tf GenerallEtuoetintendent
P URE CONFEOTIONERY,
um:vv.:mo ay
81/WARD A. HEINTZ,
Late of 8. Hannon.
Steve 8. W. corner Allatand NINTH Kam
89-3 m ( Fa4nory 814 Filbert etreet.l
B. PA L MER S ADVERTISING
• A GENCY, N. E. orner FIFTH and CREST
N UT._
enitdieriptione taken for Or. beet City end Count',
Newspapers, at lowest owl& primal,. era-am
SADDLERY, HARNESS, Ale.
LAnEY & PHILLIPS,
HARNESS, SADDLES, AND RODS .
TdE Pal zn MEDAL at the World's Fair , in Lon
don, in 185 1 , Was awarded to us for the best Harness.
Trio PRI2IL MEDAL at thin Wollll'll Fair, 1101 d in Nei,
York, In 1853, was also awarded to us for the best Har
ness.
Having more then greatly enlarged our menu facturins
facilities, we are nowprepared to offer Ito the piddle at
Our EXTENSIVE EST A bLISII NI EN T
Nor. 30 and 39 South etyMfgfH., above Chestnut,
PHILADELPHIA,
The most complete assortment of articles in our line
of business, such as Harness, LIMiIOII . and Gentlemen'sßiding_Baddles, Bridles, Driving end Biding Whips. Fly
Nets. Horse Covers for Minimal . and Winter use. Buf
falo and all other kinds of robes.
Our roods are manufactured in the very best style of
'workmanshi anit_with hut
ONE (1114.1.X.PY OF LEATHER,
which is the best the Market can furnish.
Attention is askeilla the followins scale of prices:
Good plain verviaeable single har"ness from ... 4.12 to s2u
4 . fancy #2B au to .61 , 5
Plain double harness eitt to 140
Country harness makers can be supplied with harness
cheaper than they can manuteoture them.
elimauddharn
MEDICINAL,.
TRIM :MAR, 1,2, and 2,
Protected by Royal Let i rs Patent of England. sad
secured by the Seals of the note de. Pharmacia de Paris,
and tbe Imperial College o Medicine, Vienna.
No.l ie invaluable for exhaustion, spermatorrhout, and
allphYsical disabilities.
N 0.2 oompletely eradicates all traces of those dioenses
that have been hitherto treated by the nauseous, and per
nicious use of qopaivia and cubobs.
N 0.3 ham entirely euPplanted the inlutious use or mer
cury, thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy relief,dis
parsing all impurities, and rooting out the venom ofdis
eIIIESEMAR, Noe.l, 2, and 8, ere prepared in the
form of a 'muse, devoid of taste and smell, and can be
carried In the waistcoat pocket. sold in tin eases, and
divided into imamate doses, as administered by Velpean,
Leilemend, Roux, Rioord, /to. Price $3 each, or four
eases for $9, which envoi s3Land in 82i cues, where
by there is a Ilft 01114{ o eg. ' 'o lie had, wholesale and
retail, of Dr. BARROW, 19t Blocker street, New York.
Bold also at Rfftnil by CALLENDER & CO., earner
THIRD and WALNUT Stream Philadelphia. and by
T. W. DYOTT SONS, 218 North SECOND Street,
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Pennsylvania.
n22413in
QCROFULA, WHITE SWELLING, HIP
DISEASE, TETTER, SCALD READ, Ercptiona
of the Skin generally, and all Rumors and Impurities 01
the Blcad, are radically and permanently cured by the
oelebrated
IMPERIAL DEPURATIVE.
!thee been a very important agent in the cure of
CANCEROUS DISEASES by Dr.Louneberry & Co., for
ariumber of year* neat, and its great value in the cure
of Canners is abundantly established by the many cures
effeoted by it.
In SCROFULOUS affections its remarkable curative
althea Lae never been enualled. It cures the mat °bed
nt:9Pleblk, SCALD HEAD, and all Erupt ons of.the
Skin, readily yield to a moderate use_of thin hledicine.
Malignant Cicero and Sores are readily cured by the use
of a few bottles.
Prepared and sold by
MCNICHOL & SRO., (Late Imunsberry & C 0..)
No. bo North FIFTH Street, below Arab.
11.°P,11bYst,'Jo`,1,7nionag.J, ) ,PITT.'F.vtini,rott.vine;
IL Raney, g Reading Lti. 8. &avail!, Reading ; T. k J.
loClin took, Easton ; Jos. Given, Went Chafer; Wm.
tallier, Norristown; Simon Rau, Bethlehem ; Dr. Live
:ay. New Hope ; Dr. Leslie, Bristol ; Schmidt
is
Co.,
Allentown LEM* & Dell, Manayunk, Pa ; J. D. James,
Trenton; De La Cour Camden Brcwater & co. .
Bridgeton ; Robertson re.' Lippinco tt, Salem. N. J.l_No
loan, Wilmtngton; L. S. Hoopes, Wilmington; T. F.
Darnmersly, Milford, Dal.; and - Druggista cenerallsr.
jell-..tuthamit
rzOLLICKOFFER'S ANTI-RHEUMATIC
41 -. 1 CORDIAL:43ra : I have been afflicted with rheu
mntiem fora longp_erhal—a portion of the time had no
use of my limbs. Tried your Cordial, and in three days
I wits able to walk down stairs, And in la week the pain
entirely felt me. Ido cheerfully recommend the Cor
dial to those who are afflicted with that dreadful com
plaint. Yours, Inn. W. Nawcur, Broker. AU Pineal.
- Prepared by THEDIMII.Y. DILKB, Chemist, N. E.
corner NNE and BIXTII sta. alt-7m
BREAD
PURE AND 011EAP BREAD,
MANUFACTURED BY THE
MECHANICAL BAKERY
CAN DE OBTAINED AT THE lOLLOWINe
PLACES:
MECHANICAL BAKERY. B: v l.l.47: o e t e a ol Timed nod
C. M. 3ear it r . e e L below
H. MeNEIL.—.--.—......8.1z0 i utz t Sixth and
JAM) fr, SON,----...No,SMNorthfriftlistreet.
S. PANC0A5T—...............N0. 910 Spring Garden
street.
JOHN 0. --. No. 1223 Vine street.
T. P. 112 North Fifth street.
JOHN corner Fifth and
W. W. h1ATHEW5......... —.S. i. r iiiiin . enliiienth and
Locust streets.
D. KNIGHT.— street, below Wal
nut.
GEORGE GAILVIN----No. Lombardia/eat.
D. COURTNEY......--_—N. W. corner Sixteenth
and Pine streets.
Whl. COURTNEY —.No. 600 South Twelltn
street.
S. R. WANAMARER—.FederaI street, above
Sixth,
H. LENTZ.-- ----Corner South Fourth and
Johnston streets.
L. H0LLAND.—........... W.aorneethiciaienth an
Ogden street..
DAVID SADDLER----- No. 960 North Eleventh
street.
J. WEI OHTMA N _..8.E. corner Eleventh and
Jefferson street".
8.8. 1.040 North Front
street.
II BROOKS.-- Id. Vi r d .ANt: t r re taseventh
JANE MYERS...-. —.CO L :s eet. halow Thir-
F. M. W00D...—. ..-- 111
—Ntestr
. n ire i r s tg e t e llranklin and
CoatesF. MORRIS. We e r til Tenth and
Sh E. B. 1 3M 1 137r e u t th Front
street.
J. SHUSTER.----.---11. W. corner Broad and
Parrishatreets.
THOS. T. BLEST.-- ----Corner Nineteenth Street
B. 8. SOWN N a . n i. l . R gige a r ve ß/ u n e at an d
Federal streets.
J. MoINTYRE----.....—.Twenty-eitoond street, ab.
Coates.
ALEX. FULLERTON.-- Corner or Fifth and Chris
tian.
J. Le N. J., store 119
Atoll street.
C. H. RAINIER.--. West l'hiledelehia,seth et
ab. Bamford road,
R. L. YARNELL.---.Lennt, Penna.
JOHN BARNDT--- Tremont and Pine GroVe
Penna.
GEO. B. TOWNSEND.—. West Chester, Pence
M. MaCL8E8......-- .Aoantio City, N. J.
D. Florence, N. J.
S. F. EBERLEIN -- Columbia, Pa.
Jas-tf
MECHANICAL BAKERY S. W. Corner
BROAD and VINE Streets. PHILADELPHIA.
Thie establishment is now in sueneasful operation, day
and nicht, and all are resentfully invited to call and see
the whole process of bread-making for themselves,
The undersigned takes the liberty of lowing that Mr
thirty-five years he has been a practical Bakefive Sc
apprentice, and five as Journey man to one of the
the firsthouses in Scotland. and twenty-five as master—during
which time he has had the opportupity of making many
experiments, and observing all the improvements which
have been made during that per iod
In this establishinent, of which he lour now the man•
agpment.in addition to the complete labor-saving Ina
he, he has how facilities of many kinds not hereto
fore possessed.
Being unrestrained in the purchase of Rear none but
the minds* and hest shall ever be nest ) end u e has no
hesitation in saying that /fullre of all kinds can be de
livered, uesurpaased In quality and weight by that made
by the ordinary proem.
- Pemba. in which the Bread made by the Mechanical
Bakery has not been tried, or in whioh it has been tried
only at its commeneament, before the machinery was in
perfect working order, are reepeotinny asked to give it
a trial now, the undersigned believing it would lead to
mutual advantage. JOHN O. IsIOXEY,
mybhlf tioperhatendent
LEGAL.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TILE
CITY AND COUNTY OE PHILADELPHIA.
notate of HENRY HOLMES, Deceased.
Metier, le hereby given that Olivia F. Holmes. the wi
dow of the said decedent, has presented and filed her pe
tition and apprailement in said Court, claiming to re
tain the personal property of the value of &SOO therein
referred to; end that unless exceptions thereto are tiled
on or before FRIDAY, the wend day of December.
1859, the same will be allowed and confirmed by the mid
Court. EDWD A. LESLEY,
Att'y for the Widow.
EIYE DISEASES.
X- 4
An. (MAUL OCULIET,I6IO CIfESTNUT Street
ling (
as mat returned front Europe alter an absence 0
several years, during which time be has paid espenta
attention to the treatment of Eye Diseases at the hettor
medmal sohools of Germany, France, and England.
The Donor is provided with all the newest and most
improvpd instruments necessary to the preoliee of his
profession ; among others, he has brought with him
from Berlin, Prussia, a most perfect instrument for OX.
mining the optic norvo and the Internal membranes of
the Eye—the first instrument of the kind ever brought to
this country.
At home every morning till 10 o'elosk, and every eve.
Tu grif r r o r_7l4 . 4 ° N 6 At i ltirinVin e A ep t lt d d ) FRIDAY,
from ~, &cloak ...M. jom take pitotsure
in giving FREE 3.)NSULTATIOPIE TO TEL POOR.
ni-if
To WESTERN AND SOUTHERN MER
CIIANTS.—ManiIa Rem all Caen, neatly packed,
Vo d r l o p Y r i ' ee. by
the VahliV.7l4 l llV kllt. 14"
010 39 N. V 7 ATER. fit.. And It: N. WitnrveAt.
MORE PROOF OF THEIVONDERFUL
E,VITECTB OP MONELVE AMERICAN HAIR
REPARATOR.
PIII.ADNLPITIA, 1311PrOMbOr 27th, IBA
This is to eolith that I was bald for many years, and
was recommended to err your Eeparator ; and havng
prooured three bottles used it for three months, which
has eausedyny hair bottle,
and although not quite as
thick as before, yet it is constantly nowt nr
M, TONES.
No. 30 North Thud street.
PIIILADXLPIIIA. September 27th, 1829.
Mr..l.F. MONBLI4 Deer Sir — Borne time (1120 e ITU
hair coutmeueed falling out, Co muoh an,. that f was, in
foot, fearful of becoming bald; but hearing of the won
de rtul power of your lleparator, 1 was induced to buy a
bottle, And after tieing one-half of it ; hair not only
ceased doming out, but commenced growing finely, and
I hava how u thiok a mat of hair at !Net Ihnal.
JACOB EVAS,
• No. , ;sti Cherry street.
au.u2hgo.
MESS MACKEREL--A fine invoice of
1)111a.,' hfa ors., an kite Newbp r y por t h um ,.
lion. Alio, a small lot of %lax large 0.1 Maokerel,
u atOto and for sa e TAY OR &
Mt and In NORTH WHARVES.
art
GREASE. -200 bbla., 300 half bbls., 140
rbbl: ge ll,i4 rue Patterne d ` fallow Qranar.
uitabl7r e
443i v e g atlitklEr enco,,
os
INSURANCE COMPANIES
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA,
INCORPORATED, MARCH, 1859,
4 now prepared to make INSURANCE upon Build
ings. Furniture, end Merchandise gene-rails
ABAINBT LOBS OR DAMAO': BY FIRS
This Company transacts its Business on the Mosvar.
Pais Esciirstrytt.Y, all the insured being alike into
sated, thereby offering great inducements to those who
dish to insure economically as well as safely.
Further particulars may be obtained on applioation to
any of the Directors or at the Office of the Cortisone,
No. 5 SOUTH FIFTH STREET,
iniamin Malone, 'P. Ellwood Chapman.
John .1. 14tle, James Smedley,
'Milan ode 1, William Hawkins,
rllob Clothier, Thomas I'. Rowlett.
obort Emu, Joseph Ilay , ward.
'wood D. Davie, Frederick LAdmus.
BENJAMIN MALONE, President.
JAMES SMEDLEY, Vice President,
Jour+ J. LTTLE. Treasurer,
T. E. CIIATNIAII,I3I3OIIItI
D ELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
BUIrANCF: COMPANY,
PHIL DEL PII IA
INCORPORATED / 895.
The following Statement of the Affairs of the Corn
any a publialied in conformity with a Provision of its
hatter.
PREMIUMS
Rooeivod from Nov. 1,18 M, to Oct. 31.1859
On 3lnone and inland Rieke..... .$356,7,6 .19
On Fire Make 116,729 90
Premiums on Pobolo/ not intuited IT 14 84713164 29
......... ..... _.- ____. zl.lllB 38
Marked MT as earned, from Nov. 1, 1858," to Oct. 31, 1869
On Marina and Inlan Risks 4311,11 85
On Nur° Rieke 118,906 W
Interest, &e.. received daring
same period.-- ....
Lasoft#,lXPECtigs,
I)uring the year ns above:
Marine and Inland Navigation
Losses $258.002 70
Fire Loses,' 29,172 38
Return PrOilllti . ....... 33,100 13
Relnsurnnene, Commissions to
Agents, l'axee.• ..... 13,2 M 81
Expenses, tilllatiCa, Rent, Sta
tionery, Pm_ 27,210 27
Al;Errs ur Yttx cOltrAtlT,
November I, :
$123,060 Philadelphia City Six per cg. L0an..411211 00 00
100,000 Penna. State Five percent. Loan.... 63.40.6 00
21,0t0 Do. do. Six do. dm . 21,000 00
26,000 Uni ted States Treasury 11): percent.
otes. and interest due —. 26,363 64
30,000 United States Treasury 6 per nont .
Noteslo,olo 00
25,040 Temporary I.oan to the City of Phi
ladelphia ......
MOM Pennsylvania Railroad 2d mortgage
6 per cent. Bonds. . 43,600 00
VAC North Pennsylvania Railr o ad d hfort.
gage Six per pent. Bonds 12,300 00
10,000 West Philadelphia Passenger Rail
way Company 7 per cent, Coupon
Bonds WO 00
16,000 300 Shares Stook illermantown — Gas
Company, Interest and Principal
auarantaed by the City of Phila... 16,000 00
6,000 100 Shares Pennsylvania Railroad
Company
3:1715 00
MO 100 Shares North Pennsylvania Rail
road Company66o 00
1.200 ElDShares Phthulelphia Ice Bon iYand
Steam Tug Company 1,200 00
1,000 2 Shares Philada!phis and Savannah
Steam Navigation Company.— . 320 00
180 3 Shares Ocean Steam Navigaiion
mny
260 6 Sha r es Philadelphia and Havre de IEO 00
Grrace Steam Tow boat Company • ke CO
XV 2 Shares Philadelphia Exchange
130 00
113.5.8.30 PAT. 8411,049 25 Coat. Market Valnei6l4Diali 6 4
Os arid M0rtgage5..._......,..... ..... lt,ouo od
eat Estate 61.368 35
Bills Itroeivable, for Insuranoes 11104.10 .. .... 181,01 69
Balances due at Mooning—Premiums on Ma
rine Policies, Interest, and other debts due
the Compeinr 65,561 68
Serie and Stook of sundry Insurance Contra.
nes ....... ........
Cash on deposit in 8ank5.........
November lOW,
The llonrd of Directors have THUS DAY declared a
Crud' Dividend of ElfiliT PER CENT. on the Capital
Stock or the Company. and SIX I'ER CENT. interest
on the Scrip of the Company. payable on and alter the
I lte ' r 'x l i ZO also declared n Scrip Dividend of TW EN
TY-FIVE PER CENT. on the Earned Premiumefo;
the year ending October Certifientes for which
Will be mama to the parties entitled to the came. on and
alter the firat of December neat.
DIRECTORS.
William Martin Barnum' E. Stokes,
Edmund A. /toast, J. F. Pennoton,
Theopinlue Paulding, Henry Slosn,
.I , .hu It. Penrose, Edward Darlington,
John C. Davis H. Jones Brooke,
,Ininea Trnqunir, Brenner hy Berlins,
'intim ni Biro, dr., l'algui B B C. Hand.
inli ' g . o l twig, F JTeul r i t P, MT::
Joseph H. Heal, James B. hl T 'Farland,
Pr. A. DI. Huston, Joshua I'. Eyre.
(lento, IL LaMar. Johu B. Kemple, Pittet:urg
IWO Craig, Li. T. Morgan,
Charles Kelly, MARTIN,er,
WILLIAM ,reeident.
THOMAS C. HAND, `Vice President.
HENRY Mid/URN, Secretary. nu-tin
BRANCH OFFICE OF THE NEI
YORE LIFE /NBURANCE di COMPANY no .
L, alo o
Titos. 7. LANCASTER,
Immune Anent mai Broker,
BRANCH OFFICE OF NEW YORK LIFE MU
RANCE COMPANY No. 532 WA LN UT Street.
CAPITAL, 81,Ramo O.
pillbADELpniA RUPERIENrZ:
Thomas Regatta. l i ottn W. Claahora,
Lewisow Cooper. . Lmpthoott.
William sitiror. obeli. Ewing.
0.71-11rn
110 WARSPIifirAND ATARNS
RANCE COMPANY, No. 412 WALNUT Street,
fhtladelphis.
DIRECTORS.
Thos. L. Luders, Robt. W. D. Truitt.'
415.3Mr."' Wm. K. jtatohn.
H. R. Shillingfonl,
John 0. Janie/.
hn W. Sexton, i h. spaugler,
. H. Houston,
Maui RSIFIIISI. H.
11. Love,
B. Booth, Charles P. Norton.
.. S . Warne.
ohn E. Achoks, 4Pgo Muir,
Edward A. Warne,
R. I'. Ransil.
President—THOMAS b. LUPE RS.
Vile President—E. S. WARNE.
fleoretar. —CH A R I, E 8 A. DU?. dell
A MERICAN FIRE I SURANCE
INCORPORATED 1810—CHARTER PERPET
UAL.
Nu. 310 WALNUT Btreed, above Third, Philadelphia.
Ravine a large paid-up Capital Stook and Surplus In
vested in pound and available fieoutities, continue to in
sure on Davellinits, Stores, Furniture, Merchandise,
Veseels in Port and their ("Arsons, and other Personal
Property. All losses liberally and promptly admateiL
DIMECTOES.
eorv r Abbott. John T. Leyte,
f
James R. Camr4e l l. aVtiel e i..korton, Edmund G. puttlh.
earn* rad). Ches. W. Poulin'''.
Israel Morri e, GEORG 8 ABBOTT, President.
THOMAS P.. MAItIB. Reereterv. In.ll-11 if
14 -1 A ME INSURANCE COMPANY No.
LH CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED APRIL 1968, BY THE STATE OF
PENNYLVANIA.
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RMS.
DlEttflOß4 :
SA 31062. WRia HT. .... '
Ail Wri i; lit, 'hoc, & CO.
WILLIAM W. WAI.THRS, William Ryan & CO.
qIIARLIS4 It lettAltlMON-. J. C. Howe & Co.
121E01101 A. WICAT Weed., Fobea_, & Lloyd.
I.Patel..__A V larrihrorr... Lippincott, bunter R. Soot ,
tACOII W. ti YOU T ...- .... (Statical', Stout, /a Lo.
Ism Lewitt, Jr Lewis, Ilmr., & Co.
AVIV D. 81RNRY........ )1t , ..1. & Thrnel.
A.ll. nUentrillitlll..-.-... , tosonheitn, Brooke, & Co.
COMa B. Eame0rt........ obit 11. Eli on at Sons.
oils W. Y.V1CUMAN........ John W. Everman A, CO.
AII B. Irl.nwri lc._ Bat nen & Martin.
OEO lltt I.: W. DAY, President.
JONATHAN J. SLOCUM, Vice Preet.
WILL/A MB 1. BLANCHAJW. Spo'y. au;-tt
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATI: OF Vic' MA
BINH INSURANCE—No. 4 11X0IIAME BUILD
INGS,
Chartered in ITM—Capital BPoo,ooo—Assets, January ],
UM. .41347,416 60400.
An invested in sound and available seeuritiee--eon
tinue to insure on Vesse le and ear4oce, Huadinga,Stooka
of Merchandise, !to, on tilinral tonna.
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. She rrord, George It. Stuart,
}human Tub*, Samuol Urant,
ChiqtrintMaoalester, Tobias Wnt,nnr,
Wllliana 8. Smith, Thomas B. Watteon.
&t.n B. Budd. Henry Frompui,
Waltam R. Whitey Charles 8. Lewis.
• ionirge C. Carson.
HENRY D. 81 - WitHERD, Preenlent.
WILLIAM BA R 88.8. seerenarv. le 9-avfm tf
LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COM-
N N v.—Tlll-: ITNN MUTUAL, MPH !NW
-114 11 COMPANY, Northealt corner of THIRD and
uo_q ritreets. Moods, e 504,223 H.
INSURES LIVES for the whole term of ibis—grams
Ve n n:t a ng daneir endowments
— crigrili t ip l :lai t ulT, " tg
omit ngoncies of Life.
They act es Executors, Adininnentore, Agaigneu
Trustees, and Duardinos.
TRUSTEES.
angel L. Miller, gnmat B. Sinkers,
lenjemin Citates, William Martin,
lohard IL .Nowbold, innifl It. McFarland,
illieau P. liaoker,°Reim 11. Trotter,
Walliam IL. Kern, [Molt Etitoli,
Samuel C. Hoer, hoophiltiv Fudging.
Charles dlnllow ell, Edomod A. Souder,
Henry C. Tyymiond. Daniel L. Hutchinson.
.9
Rodolplius hest, J lin W. Honour,
William H. Comm. oi
Elks Elks . Archer,
1., V. Duflow, Samuel J. Clironian.
William Robertson, lollop!! M. Loonies,
Warner M. Resin, °lin it. Brenner.
P. 8. Miehler, Easton.
DAN, El. L. m 1 LLER t President.
SAML. E. STORKS, Vice Presq.
JOHN W. Dolma. Sooretarr. atilB-ly
rilllE QUAKER CITY INSURANCE
- 1 . COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, in.
FRANKLIN BUILDINGS, No. 408 WALNUT Street.
CHARTER kER PET VAL!
..... 8:00,000
81./RPLUti . , t imp
FINN, 111ARINE, AND JPILANWINWCiLtNeE.
Fine Immranne,litoitoil and porpotunl, on Buildolea and
Iderollandlea of all down phone.
Marine I.nottranaa. Inland and thatan, Olt VoBsolo.
Freight anti Cargo to and horn all parte or the World.
yreicans.
OBORtill IT. HAR r, President.
S. P. ROSS
I'Ltnll.lr.", Pr e sident.
8.11. BUTLER, t fieoretary.
DIRICTORO.
W. Redo, '
Andrew U. inaleberc
Charley
H. H. Cervnlinll
Hon. It. I . Putier. eel
Gegrge H. Hart,
H. P. Koss.
t.C. Cane%
Mar S. Portage,
&lanai Jones. AI. D..
MACHINERY AND IRON
lIIAMVSL V. MERRICK. 7. VAV1.:H...:1 XR.III.ICX
WII.GrAhI R. MERRICK.
SOUTIIIVARIC. I'OUNDRY,
FIFTH. AND WASHINGTON HTHENTX.
Vll/I.l.l , llLVIlik.
MERRIOIC SONS,
ENGINEERS AND hIACIIINISTS,
Manufacture High and Low Pressure Steani Engines.
for . fond, River, and Alnrine service,
Modern Gasometers, Iron Boats, &a.; CuatingE
of all kinds, either Iron or Brass.
Iron Frame Hoofs for ORA Works, Work Shops, Hatt.
rood 4tationi, ka.
Retorts and Gap Machinery of the Intent and moat im
proved oonntruction.
Bvery_desoription of Plantation Mnoldnery, suoh as
Bugar, Saw and Grist MIIIB. VACUUM Pane. Oren Steam
Trains, Defeeatore Filters, Pumping Engine.. &e.
Bole Agents for 'N. Rillieex's Patent Sugar Boilint
t A s ppara s tus• inamyth's Patent Stoqn Hammer, awl
ug yn4l: . Woissy'sratent Goiania/al Nugarxren
eiv
.. VALLEY
TRAINS FOR DOW ,lING i }O WN AND IN.
'PERMED] ATE BTATIONS.—On and niter or Pomo , .
'BP, the Passenger Trains
to—On
DOWNINO TOW N will
start froaLthe Passenger Depot of the Mho lel ph ia and
t riatn i f Railroad Company, corner of BROAD and
Itib r ItIYIWTRAIN for Dow ni n g town. !oarss at tx
A. A.
AVARNOON TRAIN for Downingtown. leaves at
4 1A11.4 (Bondage 112Cpted
wi ligar n o g fillyzji of Managete of the Philadelphia
dhOHTKICILRENNY. flee re tarr.
IVIIL. SCHMIDT having been so often
quested to devote his time again so the instruc
tion of Music., and especially of the Piano and the
emencie of COMPOSITION, now takes pleasure to inform
his kind friends and an honoredpublic,. that be shall be
happy to rece i ve a limited number Cl pupils. Mr. 8.
speaking the Funkcn, Seaman ENOLOM and Glum All
LANGUAONS with like readily, will tie happy to employ
either of them at the desire of the pupil.
Classes will be formed after I,ogier'scelebrated sys
tem ( which has proved so highly success ful in Pans and
also en New York under Messrs. GOTTICH&LII, MAtON
h UOLDBRCK, and which is in Jut the system of all the
celebrated conservatories in Europe, an early applica
tion for which is resipeotfully solioited.
For terms, Acc., Mr. S. would respectfully request to
apply to Messrs. CHIC/ERIN° k Sow's Piano Ware
house, No. ea Chestnut street, and Messrs. Axons
Co., NO. Eat Chestnut street.
ItIVIITIENCES
C. 041110 U. Es q.,. Gustav Batter. N. Y.
hissers. ()tuckering & Bons. IL A. Wollenhaupt. Ens,"
Loo & Walker, Manned Btrakoach. Esq., "
" Andre & Co., W. V. Wallace. Ego "
M a ll s t . Bee, N. V Mason. EST.
Mr. B. would also respectfully request t perusal of
the following letter. of Mr. GOTTACHAI.K, the eminent
Pianist end Compoeer, Ithe first to a Morinriiished
gentleman of this city,/ when Mr. IL came first to Phi
ladelphia:
Mon cher
Mon aim Mr. Atsaen Scumtna, se readmit a Phila.
dolphieder pu resister au pliusir de me.rafipeler
votre minable souvenir en von. filmset conntutre un
charmant hommo et un artiste d , edntue . Mr. Si:1110LT
eat till COMOIVIttOiIe de Leipzig; coo talent est toe.
eminent et avenue gentleman sous &manes Men site
Ins qualstes qut les &stimulant. Vous etas it almahle et
in delouse aux Minna*, one sous ne deves volts en pre n
tire qu'a sums nieme de vows les voir tout rocommrnder
et quelaue foie sous even murmurs contra cos maces
do !alms do change tirees par ramitie cur Pamitie gee
Pod appelle :ewes ahntroduction.soyez d'nvoinee net
oundo 440 colle-ot no roue procurers nueune des spines
qup enchant ermine toutes lea relations de In 'octet°.
T-ut a voue do =us. Millen chose a T. et agrees
mac compliments alfeotueuz.
022-eluth2m
•••-• • • • • •
GOTTSCHALK.
Trtnidad de Cuba, I loth 1864.
Habana. Isle de Cubn, S 4 Pe brier, lft&t.
Yei examine avec inhnoment d'interet le plan Watt,-
dee pour l'ltermonte et la composition quo :dr. Alfred
Schmidt se propose do Cairo suivre a see &eves, et le
sum batman( do declarer. qua Je le cans tree ohm. tons
owlets et lo plus favorable a an avenrentent rapids. II
out du 70,1.0 Itientigue s quant nu fond a calm qua suit le
CollearVntulre de Je crote oust devtor recom
mender obelenreusement. Mr. A. Schmidt comma pro
(armour de Piano et do chant
n 9 1m L. M. GOTTSCHALK.
A MERIOAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE is s
z-a• rei ishlo medium throurh which Schools and Fami
lies may obtain competent teachers. Parents may ob
tain, gratuitously, information and circulars ante best
schools, SMITH, WOODMAN, 6. CO,
Jda BROADWAY, New York, or
CO9 CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia.
8763.811 67
BALLAD SINGING AND GUITAR.
'f. 815R0P,1202 FILBERT Street
5480377 28
ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL, ACADEMY
LOCUST Street, west et Sixteenth, will, 0 V ,re
open on MONDAY, September 12th, at 9 A. M.
Applications for admission, if made before the begin
nine of the term, should be mode to the Principal.
J. ANDREWS DARRIS, A. hio
, ullo.wfttn-tr ISO RACE Street.
4039,317 17
MESDAMES CDEGARAY AND D'IIER
yOU VILI.I"S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
NG LIE
PHILADELPHIA, No. iSV LoOAN SQUARE, VINE
sTREET.
piadome CHEO A$ A Y respeotfully informs liar
friends and the public to general, that independently of
her lloarding and Day &hoot, directed by herself and
her meet, Mine. PftElrpFlT, in NSW YORK. she
ro
ILT n i t r n : VY oPero
p
on preouielf
the 5111110 plan as the one above mentioned.
6330,834 30
D:=l
BRYANT & STRATTON'S NATIONAL
MT:ACM(2ILE COLLEGES, located at Tu@,
delohia, S. E. corner SEVENTH and CHESTNUT;
New York, Buffalo, gel:4'nd, and Chicago. For ih
formatinn. nr send tor Cataluna fea.tf
SAVINSFUND.---lINITED STATES
G
TRUST COMPANY, corner THIRD and CHEST
NUT Streets.
age and mall rams recline&
from the day o and mad back on de
men 'ration; notme,wtth FIVE PER CENT. INTE
(ESr deport to the day of withdrawal.
moopirimooildPrioarnlV every
and
an
D A TB Jct. sale on England. re a d, and Scotland.
frEntLlVtri_lßN R.SRA_WFORD,
emu_ er—J_6l',lES R. uuNT.F.R.
pt,,14 FISK. Actuary,
GIRANKLIN SAVING FUND----
-K: No, IM South FOURTH Streetr Lersreen
Chestnut and Walnut, Philadelphia, pay, all De
posits on demand.
Depositors money secured by Government
State. and City Loans, Wound Rents, Mortgagee,
'his Company deems safety better than large
profits. consequently will run no risk with deposi
tors money, but have it at all times ready to re
turn with 6 per cent. intermit to the owner, as
they have always done. This Company never
suspended.
Females, married or single, end Minors can
deposit in their own right, and snoh deplete can
be withdrawn opts - by their cement.
Charter perpetual. Incorporated by the State
of Pennsylvania. with authority to receive mo
y from trustee SMALL outors.
at LARUE A N D SUMS RECEIVED.
Office open daily front 9 to 3 o'clock, arid on
Wednesday and Saturday evenings until lio'clk.
awl cr.6 6?
DIRECTORS.
Jacob B. Bhannon, Cyrua Cadwallader,
John Shmdler, George Ig
Inlnehi W. Sloan, Edward T. Hyatt,
Lewis Krombhaar, Howl Deafly,
Nicholas Rittenhoyse, Nathan Bsocd!ay,
JON. R. Bathenhwaite, Ephraim Blanchard,
Joacoh W. Lmoncott.
JACOB D. 811 A NDON, Pretident.
CADWALLADZI, Treasurer. -
18-y
1.7 ./kVING FUND---FIVE PER CENT. IN
3_ERF-ST,..—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COAt
PANS, tvArt UT Btreet, itoutetrest corner of THIR D
P)BlBdebttle. Inaorpoleted by the State of Eminence
nue.
• -
Money to received in any sum, large or small, and in
termit paid from the day of deposit to the day of with
draws'.
The office is open every day from 9 o'oloek in the
mormes till &o'clock in the evening, and on Monday
and Tliareday evenmas
_Witt o eloek. _ _
tail.7"TAlLlPßiVrtlzal:e'VratT.
w....ax J. REED, Becretary.
Dr/LECTOR:I.
r. Henry L. 'leaner, F. Carrell Brewster,
ward L. Carter, Jos eph B. Barr,
Bert Belfrolge, FranolLee,
he
If. Ashton, Joseph erkes,
Landreth Muerte, -Henry ffienderfer.
onpy is received and payments made daily.
hp Investments nre made, 0 oonformity with the
IrfoVisloms of the Charter, in Real /smite Mortgages,
Ground Bente, and such Bret-oleos securities as will al
ways insure perfect seturity to the desolator', and
whieli cannot fail to sive permanence and stability to
this Inatatution sully
oi l y, HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
PIANO-FORTES.
AIRLODEONS.
PIANO-FORTES.
MELODe ONS.
PIANO-FORTES.
MELOEONS.
PIAN D O-FORTES.
MELODEONS.
Made by Raven, Bacon, & Co., Nunn. a. Clark
Hallett, Dave, Ix Co., and others.
3. E. sts3lll,D l
In3ll-13 BEVENTH and 011ESTN V r.
ASONS,
MASI , C TIMER P O
GRAND, INUASE, AND UPRIGHT
P ANO-FORTE.
WAREROO3I3 807 CRESTritIT STREET.
Constant in store a Nile stook ot our IIEAUTIpPL
and UNEOITAL.I,,ED tNBTRINEN/ B. We hays been
awarded i al the dideront Exhibitions in this oountrx and
Europo
OULb ANDSILVER FIRST•CLABB MEDALS.
PIANOS TO RENT.
A GREAT DIPROVTIMENT IN
PIA NOS.
liiCHOMACKER it CO.,
1021 CHESTNUT attain. rewritten. , invite the IMMO
loimg public to call and examine their new and suo
eesstul improvement—
TItE PARLOR GRAND PIANO.
Raving converted the Tone, Touch, and Action of
the Grand Finno into that of a Square Instrument,
avoiding attain objections generally made to the style of
Oland Piano, also dimintahing the coat of the lame.
In volume. purity atone, great power , brilliancy. full
ness, depth, and evenness of touch, with exquisite
BT k
NT
de
ary endsweetleselteseelPhßlß AND , hA RU TIFLLLY-FINISRED IN
-
ant wholly unequalled. They have received the highest
enootumum. sad are pronounced by critics to be far an.
portor to any instruments ever manufactured in this
country.
Constantly on kand, a large and elegant assortment of
our unrivaled PIAOS. We have been awarded the
First Premiums, at all exhibitions ever exhibited. ie.
eluding the Pries Medal from the Guam' Palace Exhi
bition. New York. 1003. srd•tf
THE NEW JOB PRINTING OFFICE
"THE PRESS"
1 prorttutl tu euinuto neatly,ohcaply
FLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL FRINTINO,
Printing for AUCTIONEERS, LAwvERS.
In. All orders left at the Publication Office of The
Preis, No.lll CHESTNUT STREET, will he promptly
Modred t0.16-tf
DOINGS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
STATE FAIR FOR Vila.
SIX FlllBl PREMIUM WarmingX DIPLOMAS.
Beet F or for Build:no.
To AanoLn Wv.ftoni.
GAS CONSUMING CONE FURNACE.
F 11 1 ,17 PMENIIVAI.
BEST PORTABLE FURNACE.
To AR:total& Wu nOn.
RICHMOND'S PORTABLE FURNACE.
Fart PRENIII , M.
BEST COOKING RANGE.
To Anant,
CHILSON'S DOUBLE-OVEN COOKING RANGE.
Finn Vanning.
BEST PARLOR COAL GRATES.
To Ahnogpit WILSO4.
LOW DOWN end BASKET GRATES.
DOT PREMIUM,
BEST ENAMELLED SLATE MANTELS.
To ARNoLD S Wil.qoa.
or a Vary handlionio display of Enainalled Shan Mao
, very highly finished, and of mu honor workmenalup
FIRST PREMIUM.
ARNOLD & WILSON.
1010 CHESTNUT etreet./
P. M. VELTW&I.L. Hilpt
GGREATINIPRoVEMENT IN WOOD
CUT mixsTRATIoNs, br Price's PATENT
PHOTOGRAPHIC FROCEIM
The Phi LAD EIXIIIA WOOD-ENGRAVING COM
PANY, it FOURTII Street. N. W. corner pf Fourth
and Chestnut streets, is ROW prepared to IlltnlSh hLrs-
TRATIVa Cars of all kinds of MallUraoYll,eci
from the 011101' , Ali. or from I LL I7 STRATIONS, with per
fect Accuracy. Cheapness, and Despatch.
Reduced Prices fur 111u9tratione of Catalogues. n 26 it.
SILVER SOAP—A Simple preparation
for cleansing Silver Plate. Jewelry, Mirrors. Mar
ble, Bro. far more conVenient and effective than any
other. One half the labor of House cleaning ma}} be
saved by using this Soap which cannot possibly injure
the finest :Gm white, and es no scrubbing in twinned,
the saving the wear of the paint is much greater than
the omit of the Soap. It leaves the surface as me and
white as when new. Manufactured only by the Boston
indealnal Soy A so p rzir 8, and sold by their app i ny.itod
itSb a lk i KOT. AP°i""n" ' Tw'igtf-TH
P _
yrcH.-300 bbl® Best Pitch, Wilt - sing
ton-size barrple, storoAnd for sale by
ROW.L.EY, .ABOBTIP KEA.
Ell WHA & CO
rig le f3OItRVES.
EDUCATIONAL.
SAVING FUNDS.
"A little, but often, Um the Puree."
' A Dollar avail Is twice earned
PIANOS.
JOB PRINTING,
lirtftf ABSCKIPTION of
PA hi PH LETS.
PAPER BOOKS,
01RCUL,A R 9.
BIL4IIEADB
BLANES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
POSTARB,
HANDBILLS.
MERCHANTS, MANUFAC'rURERS,
htECTIANICR, YANKS,
RAILROAD AND INSURANCE
SALES BY AUCTION.
Ii lIIINESS_, BRINLEY. & Co.
No. 4661 MA filff.T STREET.
SALE OP jrR k.NCII
o G a OO
D&
Desembart,tt OnoFdak,by c ram to
credit—
„ gns,ong onae
400 packages and lota of Way and staple Prenoli dry
goods.
dir Samples and catalogues early oa the moraine' of
sale.
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF MF.RINOS, CRAT•LYS,
3-4 AN p 6-4 WOOL PLAIDS.
An entire invoice. now landing from steamer.
On friday Morning,
Dec. 2, consleting 01-4
4 cartons, 60 pa, 40-Inele splendid escorted colon
French merinos.
4 cartons, Rips, 40-inch finer do.
4 NO Ps, 3 4 fine satin challyv.
2 ” 60 pii. 6 1
2 " 100 ps,9 4 high cold cotton and wool plaids.
N. D.—The above comprises an entire shipment, and
is worthy the attention of the Trade.
ALL-WOOL SCOTCH PLAID SQUARE AND LONG
SHAWLS—JuaI landed.
100 ell-wo ol plaid long shawls.
200 squire ••
6W6-/.6-,a4nd 7-4 children's square shawl..
REVERSIBLE WOOL SHAWLS.
ZO all-wool reversible wool shawls.
ICII CHENLLLE SHAWLS AND SCARFS.
12014-4 rich chenille shawls.
600 rich illuminated chenille scarfs.
pifiLlP FORD AUOTEON - EER. No. MO
• MARKET Street. andsl MINOR Bernet.
BALE OF Y4N CAKES COOT% 9110E11, BROGANS
CALFSKINB, de.
This Morning,
Doc. I, at 10 o'clock precieelr, will be sold, by cata
logue, on four months` credit, SO eases men's and
bore' dontile-solo ensined boors, heavy brogans, sheers,
gum-shoes, ikc.,• ladies' and 11113913 i. boots, shoes, gait •
ern ties. dc., of nay and eastern manufacture, worth,'
the artentmn of the trade.
lEr Catalogues early on morning of sale.
SALE OF JEWELRY. PORTE-MONNMES, CA
iIAB, HOSIERY, GLOVES, FANCY ARTICLES,
&c.
On Frtday Morning,
Dec. 2. at 10 o'elock, will be sold, by catalogue, a large
assortment of niosaio, cameo, lava, and jet sets and
ppms; Indies' and gents' fine gold yens and permits,
linger-rings, ear 4.ltOpH. &C. Also, e, 115.4e11be of Indira
vorto-nionnaies. Ste 3 hosiery, gloves , under
slur and drawers; Lau doz. lit make white and
colored stool cotton.
SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER, No. 431
CHESTNUT STREET, gepowte the Cast=
House. between FOURTH and FIFTH Streets
BALE OF FASHIONABLE FURS FOR LADIES'
AND '.71 IBS Ls' W L AR.
This Morn7ng.
Dere in.er 1, commencing at H o'clock
ftnnsistiew an part of Mink, Sable. Stone and Hater
Martin; (Jarman and American r itoh.S.berun Ermine.
and other Fasnionable Fun, in seta of Capes,tl7.l . and
quarter Capes,/ Victorians, Re., Re.. with Mutts and
Cuffs to match. Furs arranzed for exanunstiononta
Catalogue, early on the moms,' of sale.
ROBES.
Also, Buffalo and Fanny bleigb and Carriage Robes.
SPECIAL SALE TWO HUNDRED CASES FRENCH
SRANDY. JUST LANDED.
On Saturday next, Dee. 3, commencing at 11 o'clock
precisely. Catalogues and samples early on the morning
of BRIO.
PHILADELPHIA
CRESCENT NAVIGATION COMPANY
AT AN ADJOURNED MEETINO OF.TRE AROVZ
NAMED CORPORATION,
NO. ft SIZRONANTS' EXCRANON,
At 10 o'clock A. M., fleptembey 7th, 1839, the follow
Ong gentlemen were unanimously elected Directory
the Company,
CIEOROE 11. STUART,
B. MORRIS WALLA,
MATTHEW W. BALDWIN,
CHAS. MACALEBTER, Aim
JOItN EDGAR THOMSON
The BOOKS of BUBSCRIPTI3N o the CAPITAL
STOCK of said COhIPANY are now open et the above
ousted Office, where all persona favorable to the enter
prise are roopeetfullr invited to aubsonbe. atl-tf
FOR ENGLAND AND FRANCE.-
NEW YORK AND HAVRE STEAMSHIP
CONIPANV.
The United States Mail Steamstups AR AGO, 2.100
tone, florid Lines, Commander. and FULTON, 2..5..*
tons, James A. orotten, Commander. will leave New
York. Hnr re, and Southampton, for the year MO, on
the following day•
To meet new requirement, of the Poet Office %pert
merit, the days of sailing of the A RAGO and FULTON
from ILAV It V, end SOTT ItA YTON. with after ihior
present goy saes, be changed as follows from NEW
YO* K, wire to the rase of the present departure of the
FULTON. which will take pl. re on the 17th December,
the schedule remains unaltered:
PROM NNW TOPe. hovel AND socxylswrro:s.
Fla.TON....Dre. 17. FULTON...Jan. 10 ...Jan. 11.
ARAM) ....Jan. 7. A FAGG. _. Jan. 31,...Feb. 1.
1' Ul,l 031... Feb. 4. FULTON.. FeRN .. Feb. V.
ARAGO Alch.3. A R AGO .....31ch.37..Mch. V.
FULTON —Mob. 31. FULTON ...Apl. AFC 15.
These steamers, built expressly for Government ser
vice, with double engines, under deck, every attention
tuna been Liken , n the construction Qt the hull and ma
chinery to insure germ,' and speed. The ships have hse
water -tight compartments enclosing the engines, so
that in the event of solbsiou or stranding. the water
could not reach them. and the pumps I , A, D 4 free to work,
the gaiety of the vessel and pessengera would be se
cured. Recent experience has demonstrated the abso
lute necertity of this mode of construction.
Tne accommodations for putengeri are believed to
combine every comfort and convenience that can be de
sired.
From New York to Southampton or fiarre—Firet
Cabin. 8130; Second do.. VS.
From Havre or Southampton to New York—First
Cabin, 700 trans: Second d0..350 francs.
To pa nencen noncomgoing to London these steamers offer the
advantage of economy both in tame and expense. Specie
delivered in London. No passag e secured until paid for,
An experienced surgeon on boa - rd. All letter, and news
papers must pass through the Post Office.
For freight oraage apply to
W. 8. DRAYTO ON. Agent, r Broadway, New York.
WILLIAM ISALIN, Agent. Havre.
CROSSLY & CO., Agenia. Southampton.
AMERICAN EUROFRAN EXPRIneII COMPANY,
A V/I'k :NILSON. Arent. Office. Tobacco Warehouse.
DOCK end FRONT Streets, PhiladelPhis,.
Plans of the ships can be seen. nIB-tmh3l
STEAM DJREOT TO ALL
PARTS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND
ALLA 1), FRANCE. AND GEPALSNY,
HE HAMBURG AAIERICAN PACKET COM
PANY'S IRO?s MAD. STEAMSHIPS.
FIAMMONIA, Capt. H. F. Schwensert.
PASONIA, Capt. H. Ehlers.
BORUSSIA, Capt. N. Trautman.
BAVARIA. Capt. 11. Taub°.
TEUTONIA. Cant. 11- Enua.
These Steamers are all first-class Clyde-built vesseLs;
are intended to sail from Pier 21, North River, N. Y.,
as follows :
FOR LONDON, SOU H THAMBURGPTON, HAVRE, AND
AM-
The elerent andpowerful Iron Screw Steamship BA
VARIA, Capt. H. Taulm,l,4oo tons burthen, will sail as
fitIOVO,Op
TL, NOVEMBER lgth, at llo'el,wk
ritual?, Inoludtng Railroad Fare from Philantelphis
to New 1 ork, and from Southampton to London.
Fret Cabin. stuo I filscond eao 5t..mx.... 96
The BAVARIA will be succeeded by the folloittut
Sienipthips:
SAXON Deemberl.
BOBUB4I A. .... Z: I,,January 1 .
TEONIA }, N ENDAV , February L
ILA Al UT
AIONIA... ..... THU LI RSDAY. Burch I.
IV' Passengers forwarded to Liverpool. Bailin, Bel
fast. Cork, Olastow, Pans, and Antwerp, at through
he.e steamers are fitted up with unequalled acoom
modailons fur first, seoond, and third-clessTessansers.
The Seeond irthin i acconnioxlations of these Ships are
squat
Ce o
rtificate. a t Te 74 elms. of
' at] London, South
arripton, Havre, and danitirg. to New Year.
Freight engaged in Philadelphia will be, promptly
attended to by the New York Agent, and shipped tree
of allcowman:on.
For Freight or Passage. apply exclusively to
W. it. HAMILL, Agent,
°Rion of the Hamburg American Mail Stearnithps,
P2-tf Northwest corner k OURTII and CHESTNUT.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH
AAIRZIOAN ROYAL MAIL STRAM-
rims nicv TO TO itvialoo..
Chid Cabin 0130
BCCOOti Cabin Fugue... 78
iraow. BOttok Po Ltristroot..
Chief Cabin passage .--.
SOCOTIII. Oliht _ e 2
Tab 2 hire, from Boston nail at Hal f ay and Cork Harbor.
4..RtqA, Lapt. Judttca, CANA DA, Capt. Lens,
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone, AMERCA, Capt. Altliar,
18IA Capt. G. Lott, NIAGARA ,Capt. Anderson.
AFRICA, Oapt E. .
Shannon. EUROPA Capt. J. Ledoh n.
These vowels carry a otear white it mast-hea t ;
Green on starboard low; red on port
CANADA, Laps, leave. Boston, Wednesday, Nov.
A ERICA, Shannon. " N York, Wednesday, D.o.T.
NIA G A HA, Anderson." Boston, Wednesday, Deo. Ir.
PEllBl,a. Indio os, " N York, Wednesday. Deo 2).
AMERICA, Millar, " Boston, Wednesday. Dec. Pi
ARIA. 1.011, " N York, Wednesday, Jay. 4.
CANADA, Lang, " Boston, Weitaesday, Jan. 11.
Berth* tot secured until paid ler.
An experienced lurgoon boArd.
The owners pr Irk4a ships will not be accountable for
Doinon, Specie, Jewelry, Preeio. :Roues
or . unless bills of fading are eisned therefor and
an 1, lop thereof thereinAgpronsed. For freight or pas
sage apply to E. CUNARD, 4 13owling Green,
nos New York.
FOR THE SOUTII.—CHARLES
TON AND SA VANN 'ill STEAMSHIPS.
psttaGAT imuiJoED.
• • - - • .
o fte_eey p_reixht at an averastof sit run per mint. be
-1 w New Yorliasaisk t ai t iat.e tr
F ON. 8. C.
The U. a. Mail Steamship X YSTONE STATE, cap
tain Charles P. Marahman,iral sail on Monday, Dee.
014hart 1 M . .},:ii
o 9 to 00 'Wire, on yl 40 hours at Be.,
FOR SAVANNA H,AOs.
The U• B. Mail Steamship STATE OF GEORGIA,
Captain John J. Garritionll sail on Saturday, December
10,ist lo o'clock.
Through in 08 to 80 boom, only 40 boar. at Sea.
iGrBai line days ohaused from every Saturday to every
IlVe thy& Goods received, and Ma of Lading signed
sCfendid find-class side-wheel Steamships KEY
STONE STATE end fi'VA'rE OF GEORGIA noir run .
above every ten days, thus forming a One-day oom um
nlontion with Charleston and savannah, end tne South
and Southwest.
At both Charleston and Savannah, these Ships eon
neot with steamers for Flonds, and with reglroc.&,
for all places in the Sonth and Southwest.
INSURANCE
Freight and Insuran on a largo proportion of Goode
lionised South will be f ce
ound to be lower by these ships
than by sailing vessels, the premium being one-half the
w e .
N. R.-Insuranoe on all Railroad Freight is entirely
or...cellars'. farther than Charleston or Savannah, the
Railroad Cgiiiiktioe4 taking all nal...pop these points.
GREAT REDUCTION IN F AR
Fran by this route 26 to 40 per cent- cheaper than by
the Intend Route, as will be seen by the following ache
dale. Through tiokets from Innladelphis vie Cnarles
, ton and Savannahs team/hiss. INCLUDING MEALS On
the whole route, except from Charleston and Savan
nah to Montgomery
tM 4A 11
AYO .
To Charleston— $26 CO aharlorton...B23 30
Savannah.-- 13 CO Savannah-- 31 Co
Augusta.....--tv Ls
Angna.. 2tl
31 00 Macon...-. m 76
-Attanta......--. 33 00 Atlanta-- 31 00
oolumbus.—. 33 CU Columbus 36 00
b an , 24 tlis Albany - SI CO
to 00 Montgomery.—.- 33 00
...... 3300 ..... 46 00
New Orleans ... 39 76 New Orleans-. al 00
No bills of lading signed after the ship has sailed.
For freight or passage apply on board, at seoondwharf
atone Vine street, or to
ALEX. FIEROjI,
Southwest corner FOLI rti and CHESINUT•
*puts in Charleston, T. S. A, T. G. BUDD.
Savannah, littN4R GAMMELL.
For Florida front Charlrstot. staamer Carolina every
Tuesday.
CONIPAN I RS
. .
For Florida from Says%nab. ateamera St. Marra arid
Ht. John's, evert 'ruegAlay ay.S Ratunifty. )7n
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
NOTICE IS lIEHERY GIVEN THAT
th, Cepartnershiy heietofele existms betwe.,
Mr. GEO, W, C 01,131 and the subscriber, under the
style of GEO. W. COLBY Sc CO. 51 dissolved.
CHAS. A. DANIELS.
Philadelphia, N0v.16 nl9-tf
NOTICE IS lIEREBY GIVEN, that the
firm of WA RNICK, CHADWICK, & BRO. is this
dap dissolved. The Heater, Range, and Store business
Poll be contomed under the name of CHADWICK &
LtRO., at the Northeast corner of SECOND and RACE
Streets. JOHN K. CHADWIHR,
FRAIICIS A. CHA.DWICK.
Philadelphia. Julv fl. Isna. to 11-tf
3 00 BBLS, No. 1 HERRING-100 half
e,st rn ,lankinaw White Fish, in ohm and
1;241 , 1; . :;„; .., %yht.TAYL0R & C0..122 end 111 North
as
G s; A. ,citiEDT,
• to D. WOELTPER NEPHEW,
Marg . t l TeAt ij e+tlv i t S R ernd,
Hero removed to STALL,K 0.. 42 and 41, let Avenue,
EASTERN MARKET.
Entrance on Merchant et., above Fourth. ets3-71*
SHIPPING.
BALtB BY AUCTION.
U THOMAS A. 80,NS .
/La. Ma UP sad in 110trild Pg= mart
_ j.F.wwrty Nos. e._
f r tfit t rAVP pig% M 3 Ar a
l a g i
and stooks In bereallasbe Id at 11 efeloak woo l a
la tairaromas at T demo,
es/- contributots Minas tut or optton of 'Hier aels.
ISQIr Handbills of we
xopert7 nomad separsulr, be
addition to which we pam, an th e Wards, NNW,.
to the sal; ono thousand ealalosturs. la PUDIAILK &gm.
tines dal Misorgucas of all Me sropernea to be mad
Oz.
She
PRIVATE Salli.
arir Ika have a large mown int mal setup at gringo
We. inelndtni every danarintof any sad, easatry
mann,. Printed lists mar at ** sacium War;
PRIVATB SAL H. IST.H3.,
irir Real estate entered od oar private pan riiiitart
and adroit - Owl ovramonsity.tn oat paltie hale abstruse;
let lrbldb 10M0 costume printed wetly., free °Wuhan;
, STOCKS. LOAM. to.
On .
Dee. 6, at Wo'olook. nooaT error, at the Pialadtiolla
chum e, oral be sold
-6 shares American geode my ot More, with ticket.
Com
6pany. 00 Wads North Photadel ohne horologer Railway.
REAL ESTATE BALE—DIRCEMBER ,Sth AT NOON
ELEOANT WALNUT STREET RESIDENCE
The elegant brown.atone residence, IMS Walnut mama /
built and Stusbeci in a nmertor Meaner. for the ask 0l
the owner, with every modern impr-sement end con-
Vents nee.
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE. GREEN
STREET, N 0.1917.36 feet front, with all
C£.
Ororements end convewenees. modem im-
MANSION. Salei—Ematit of Col.
Moorans, deed.
HOTEL Tenant's he., Byroad
Earle Station. Letzster toed.
NEAT.RESIDEINCE, No. Its Walnut strest. north
aide. west of Broed street.
BUhlfik.SB STAND.—Three story httek More and
dwelline.N.. IMO North Second street, septh of Memel.
liniAT RESILIENCE, No. IBC Meant - Vernon street ;
west offleventh
TRR E.BTURY BRICK DWELLING, No. in N.
Fifteenth street smith of Cherry.
LARGE FARM. 35 scree, with saw-mil, near
hlttltoz. Juniata wants, Pa.
7 mces' Per i ttory Bale .- TWO THREE-STORY
BRICK DW.k. . GS. east ode of Franklin street ,
booth of ( vie Osman. Inizi.sate abeeMta.
Peremptory inatah—BUSINMS tyTAlSit.—Two-aad-s
-, half story brick store and dwelling. nortaeast ennuis of
Ninth and Fitzwater streets. Mx Sate abOate.
Truetees' Peremptory Bsle—Fetus of Joseph T. Belie/.
deceased.
FIRST-CLASS CHESTNLT tiTRF,ET PROPERTY.
Our sale 20th December win include toe wahletble pro
pent ,No bid Chestnut street. west of the united t. uses
Cuetom !louse, between Fourth and Fifth streets. Safe
absolute by order of trustees. Partmulam tmcdtelbs.
The three properttee between the shove asd tilt!l
street are restrieted.
SALE OP SUPERIOR FURNITURE. PI AN O,
FRENCH-PLATE MANTEL p PLATT{
PLAT
GLA RS SHOWCASES. CIRCULAR SAWING MA
CHINE. MORTICING MACHINE. PATENT LA
BEL. HOISTJNO MACHINE. Al A TTRESSP S,
BEDS AND BEDDING. CHINA drip GL.k3..1.-
WARE ks.
CARD.— Our Asia this Inornaus s at tls aadioa
atom wti I cam ans., becdos ite lota ot szeollsat sasood
tuind li2rodure,.g rand action pmao-forto. 2 French-
Plate mantel Hamm, 61136 inches. in limes.
sms sad aupenor piste-glass sawn:saes weals: saw
tag machimo. =IOIIICLII, nuLeh/co. patat•es easel. bow
ma manna. bode Lad bodatitg.Chros sad slasnrArr,
forAo34ar. attrectire asironnlesl.lturthy the at
(trains of - ladles And *dm. deo roar of PrreBAMBA
IKT Catalogues now ready, and the labels."
a,-
for ozarruzuumr.
Bays tt RN. Igh
SUPerl PARri'IL I E a rtF t4 4 46l,- Flu l c at r ltit-
RORB, Platt PORTS
nue Morning.
At Ai:Mock. at the Auction Btorti. as at of
emellsst second-hand farsucere. elerant.putarr
fine mirror*, carpet", etc., from nimatee dethn itzx
Wkeittunc. removed to the store for coacealsase ad
ta
Also, i luso 11..4 elegant plate ease ithotrciees.
/Om. a p inters' easel.
Also, a circular raw= amebae sad el ealr.
Also. it Eno/Loins machine.
I , IIBCELLANI OCS An, sonoca, BOOLS.
rtus Erecting,. _ -
b Dec. I, assortment of nasseiduagons and school
nnl.
B r Auticalacs is eatalorces.
Executors' Sale, No. U Cheroot street—Eats te of
Joe T. Ekuley,dec'd.
SUPERIOR PERNITURE. ROSE/a-00D PIANO.
BAN DSOMECHANDRLIERS.MIRROR..%
BRONZES. PINE OIL PAINTINGS. TAPESTRY
CAR.PATS, A,.
Undey_Ynf.
Dec-tat 10 o'clock. at No. t tYteArret eteet, be
oetaloine the enure furniture of the late Br o s).
by order of the .execcitors. cempneraq entemor tralrlek. -
room. dicing room and chamber tanntrue.mute oak
antique library furniture. extra Lamre ease /armor. Ao.
IIALL A BLE ORIvINAL PAINTINGS.
Alen. Imemtful landscape. hy ClOallk; a Eire eat
faithful copy of Corrogio s Magdalen Kamera: hfo
use: :arse and arilte4 manse / by O. It.
beautiful orikinal pa/et/ay, Empalme enteect, by Ro
the met Also. numerous besot/tut expire or emote
interesting pictures, by many of the most farante Eu
ropean &MAUL
REAL BRONZES. Ake.
Coeststing of elance Apure, groups ice, by Oa root
flLleent Attleti.
ga. May be examined the day venous to sale. be
tween 10 and : o'clock. ‘ltit tztaloguita.
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY.
On Finder korentng.
Dee. 2, ire rill sell a smue trary. ice:aloe
ITIIII.I rare and re:amble works of an tit:erecting amas
ser. chotee London and scarce Antenus adittects.
B' For eartacalari tee catalogue.
Reeeirey's Pale, Nee 16 and ta South Sixth street.
STOCK OP ELEGANT PLCNOS.
Oa Satarday Montane.
Dec. 3, at H o'clock. et No. 16 and 13 Sonth &nth
street, by eels/onto. by order of the receiver, the enure
stock of Meson,. k &haler, consensint •
genera/ ea:torment of engird action and 14.231 X I V Kl i.
6.1 . and 7 , oetare pane*. an elegant and Ware morello&
C. 11114. Foil barber-tars in ca.sloinea.
ha e The attention of uurehesera te particularly re
guested to the sale. The entry. sloe, sly initipatae
tared with great etre, by Merers. tti rlbetni k ytehr&or,
expreuly for ware:own tales, tad stll be mid withoat
reserve.
MOSES NATIIANS, AUCTIONEER
AND COMMISSIOZS MERCHANT, wont mass
corner of SIXTH sad RACE Streets.
MONEY TO LOAN.
storSiSO.o(lo to loan. ta lig•ge or small animas. on
ks. sold and sliver plate, dismonds. watches Jewel
ry fowling piece*. dry mood*. clothing. prawn". cl
ean hardware. cutlery, malice instrusgena. furniture,
teddi az. harm. vehicles. harness. std on all article' of
value, for any length of time agreed
.sipon. on woos
literal Wpm, than at any other esuablubmeat art glut
city.
GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
Atprime anle. elegent inane ea sa gold *mut leper
watches: old and elver Mustang came. doubts glue deaths
Litz k. and open fame English patent laver ir tense r gold
and wirer Imatiat caw. doable es_ssUalsd west Lacs
escapement lever watcher,: Le Pose. Vas feat. tenser sad,
French *'atones ; lathes' fine acme Watches. some nobly
ennmedea. set with daposgtsg. fuse gold, neck. vest.
guard. sod fob chugs t Ina cold bracelets; fine cold
pas-slugs. fuser-nu a, WIWI - puts. and bracelet; ; ono
pencil eases and peas fine r old Urea, elegies ha
sons.we4aliloas. locke t , mnusig tare iguee. key s. en arse.
seals. .to. ; fine old violas. Sates, aeconteogra, truero
aoOpeer and numerous other artaclen
OUT-DOOR SALES
charges.
Attended to Persona/If DT the ancuolsor, sr very low
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Consignments of all and every kuid of goods solicited
for public male ; two-thuds the value of the goods will be
advanced in aatielpatwa of the sale.
racers NATHAISe.
T. MO-CMS
WILLIAMS & BOYLE, Arevozu MLrR zpi
North MAIN 5TR1 1 .1 1 457 1 . Lo6la o, t
Messrs. Myers. CLaghorn & IX; nesdelphis,) otrar
thmr name. to the me rottants, Essaslisoutren, scd
others of Philadalphis. fog, Isals rTy foods , wpm,
wow shoes , haromsgS.JsagstrY. dc. fie.
1111, Cash !Whams made on maniacal goods.
WI, &Weal-Mita made three days atter sals.
Aber& SlTare. Cluhom. & Co., Phila.
e v t:at . 4 7 & I k iro_ther, w
N." yort.
I_,_. 11. j& kta ° &. " C " o. ' ,
4. wood, ettn.u7, & St. Lgaia.
Crow, hieCreary. &
ra44 m
COAL.
I-1 0 US RR EE PERS LOOK TO YOUR
intereeL Buy your COAL AT HICKS`, 'whets
nothlue but the run beet quality of Leh:eh and Schuyl
kill (.eal is offered at the followi n g reduced Sum's':
Lehi; h. Broken. Bc F . and $4 per too.
Schuylkill, " 4 RI W
Larse - .. .. 3
erranten tree from. elr.te er . dus: end mreiiht. at
HICKS' Curd sonlneset corner ALiankiALL and
WILLOW.ace, c364m
AV,
•
URUOSIE
'Dace I 1 South FOURTH Street *
WHARF', PINE ST RE ET, SCRUTLEILL,
Diadem gad Shiners
or
L
Locuat Mountain, Letuxh. sad fichullloill
C 0 .
Mitobandiss taken on Irtaringe.
HICKORY AND SPRING MOUNTAIN
LEHIGH COAL.srepared !rot cam for !ale ca
best lonia Apply at KNOWLES'S Depot, NINTH
aad WILLOW acraeta
CAUTION !-ASTIZOLOGY!-LOOK
OUT!—GOOD NEWS FOR ALL!—The never
falling Mrs. VAN HORN is tie bast; she suc
ceeds when sdl others loves failed. All who are to
trouble. all who hens been unfortunate, deceived by
/ilea grondses.fiy to her for edema and comfort. Is
fore turners she serer foe!, she lint the secret of
yinnins the affections of the oppcaite eon. It is this
foot which induces illiterate pretenders to try to
imitate her. and copy her advertisement. She shows
you the likeness of pyir future wife. husband. or stweat
friend. It ts well town to the puNic at large that she
is the fast and only person who can show the likeness in
reality. and ran Me enure satufaction on all the con
cerns of life, which can be tested sad proved by thou
sands. both married and sinrle, who dailz andeedzerly
visit hot. Come one! come all! to Ni,. 133 a LONI BA RD
Street, between /Quiver and Broad. n7tl4t.
SALAMANDER SAFES.
A tarisaasiortine t of
EVANS A WATscow
PRILADELPRIA MAN'ijFADI•DI ED
BALLS( AN DER SAFES.
AULT DOO
For Bank, V
anti Stores. RS.
RASE LOCHS
Ina/ to any now tie.
IRO. DOORS. STU t La
MY EOM term, aa any other nEtsMakment is Via
United Siarea to ,
EVANS /t WATSA):I,
No.CHESTN ET Street,
P4ilwiet Lx.
PLEASE GIVE US A CALL. eeitit.te
CIIEAPEST WINDOW GLASS in town,
at DICKS EL W, ooroor of BEvENTH and
Nil Mir.
DoslN.—z46l bbls extra Nos. 1 and 2
Loop Rosin; 3,(0)!:Ids nipping Roan:tad: us sore,
and for sale by
ROWLE. ASILBLIMER Is CO..
~rlNia Is Rath'Wain RrEti.
MMINTON'S ENCAUSTIC 'TILES for
. floors.
Ornamenml Chimney Tops for Portnie‘i
°Watt Vexes and Formtams.
Vitrified Ape for do and Water orodanmorzi
Imported and for sale by
8. A. EfARRIE44 ..
IMP CA RgT %TUT
ANGS OF lilGGlNG—Standing and
, - I rßunnlng Rtgrims, minufsetuml of the bevt some.
nal, and for sale, at menu facto era' lowext prtred.. by
WEAVER. FITLFR. & CO.,
/1714 'II N. WsuAr •Irsat. and IS N. noas..-..r. a,
ALJION.-25 bbl,. prime new No. 1 Sal:
KJ mon, Inixtmg frnm steamer Kensics inn. ani fsr gala
Fre WM.J T k and to v Wu kkyrk,
KEROSENE OIL.—A full supply of the
i
e v v e (..) . yeenernetnred by the 11 - etort Comply,.
inn be furnish tO the !redo. et the lowest flies y by
the sole etzents r thur car. ROVE . LEY, ASIIBURZILL
k C(l.. No 111 ”ti, W 14,4, TIVF R og
rpo WESTERN AND SOUTRE.IO.;
1 allots —A Lorre .Lock of Manila Rope. el piles,
manufactured and for aate, at the lowest New Yet:
,„ e „. by EAVER,IITLii.R, a. co.
te VWAT frt 14011111/.1.1101.
QUGAR-HOUSE MOLASSES.-150
tteremtesul barrels. tar sale by
1d..14 Ed GB-ARAM & CO.,
•eftPTT - PT R....At
N EW YORK. SYRUP--300 bbls. assorted,
.weT El for Arlie try JAMES GRAHA & C 0.. ..T M T
.301../.
TAR —Just received, a large invoice of
Tar e in superior order and larte bearels, and for
itaJe by WEAVER, FITLER, k
rd N. ‘11! WATPR N P1,1.41N,A1274?
ROSIN 011,-750 bbls. Rosin Oil, all
good czndeo. in .torn.anA for rnle by
ROWLEY. ASHBURN
nll "kin fantsihWilAßl:l,S
—Spanish Queen in prune order
vv in atoll., and for We by A. ,VER-I r NO,
osrnn.irb nur,ST q••••..t.
S -
PANIBII OLIVE.S—In bulk, pruue
order. for sale by
a v ri MI) 10 iameth .1:10TIT
.OVRRPNG'S SYRUP, in lands. and
AA . WA., at rectcodd pnees, for I*
JAMEB )11 CO..
wan . ITT lit.a.c
NITNTON LEMONS.-250 boxes Mentos.
Lemoisivalke i mi e iradh6rul.
1 1 „sin