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Goverment,thet if they will adopt the degraded
Moe of the African they end be received, bat persist
ing in their free labor preference, their star can have
no place on our national flag. They oppose met de
feat all revenue laws for the proteetion f free in
telligent labor because, ret W. Yancey admitted
a few days ago, in his ,New York speech, slave labor
needed no protection. They oppose the bestowal of
tile Dublin lands in consideration of a farm on etch
quarter ger iron, because the, prefer to have them sold
for oonveraion into plantations large enough to main
tain nolontem of Africans. They allow no nomination
to office successfully to pang the metals of the hentite
till the have scrutinized the opinions of the man on
the eu bjeet of slavery le there a erect continental
line [of mail or railroad to ha eatabliched, the non
,trolling spirits of the party, true to their inebriate
against free labor, will favor no route hut that which is
now,or is to be trodden by the blighting foot of the
African. In short,, there is nothing eo small or remote.
even down to retes of neaten°. which they do not regard
and vote upon in the light of its influence upon this
question. Pave they Oct then. fames, bravely earned
their title of the African'Democracy ?
fp the hot pursuit of these ende they commit all torte
of inconsistencies. 'the men who hung John Brown for
attacking ono govereign Mate had applauded another
State for Invading the hearthstone of John Brown and
staining it with the bleed of his children. They execrate
the memory of Brown for ca - eying war into Virginia,
whilst they Bend Walker to carry war into the heart of
Nicaragua and Costa Rica: They are willing to Min in
consigning Aaron Burr to infamy, whose crime wart an
intended Memnon of Mexico, and they lead the armed
invader of another State to receive the blandishnients
and aourtesies of their President in the White Boum
There is no tradition, no principle, no proud page of
history that is too precious for these worshippers of
African labor tri oast upon the altar of slavery.
It is fashionable for inn,' of them, end too common
with some of us, to charge these mini" upon James
Buchanan. To this I decidedly object, end I must in
terpose to do him Deities. The faults end onmes of hie
Administration are not personally all his own. In the
commie mon of them lie wan true at heart to Ida party,
though not to his country. Bad he never been barn
the work would have been done as well. The ruling
dominant sentiment of the mass of bin party imperious
ly demanded and justified all he did. and had he falter
ed in the work there would have been one reb-I
lucre; but he could not have turned the current of
that sentiment. take the car of Juggernaut, it would
have rolled over him as over Douglas. This is no Justi
fication to hint. it is true; butt insist that lie has
onougn sins of his own, and should not be made the
scapegoat to cleanse his party, and carry all their
sine into foreetfulnees. It no true that this was done
among the children" of Israel for the oloaneing of the
People, and that when . the goat Wan brought !brill,
Aaron would 'seemed his hands over the head of the
goat, and confer upon his head all the eine and trans
gressions of the children of Israel; and when he bad
Placed upon the heed of the goat all the iniquities of
the people, he sent bins to bear them forth into the
wilderness. Now I protest against the introduction of
this ritual. It is not in the C noomati platform nor the
Charleston platform ; and even if they do have an old
Buck in the flock. who is about to be sent forth into the
wilderness, tale Airmen Democracy are not under the
Mosaic, dispensation. and are not to be purified of their
sins and transgressions in that fashion.
The speaker then proceeded to show the inanities
which hid produced the birth of the Republican party,
and the portents that had foreshadowed its coming,
with a vivid and interesting picture of its groat mis
sion, end Ire street upon the future destiny of the coun
try, pouring out the keenest satire and ridicule on the
accusations that are made against them and their doc
trines. . .
Mr Rcodcr's speech occupied two hours in its
delivery, end was one or the finest pieces of de•
olametion we have listened to this season. Ile
was frequently interrupted by demonstrations of
applause, and when ho concluded ho was loudly
cheered.
SPERM Or JOON' M. BROOMALL AT NA
TIONAL HALL.—National Hall was crowded on Sa
turday evening with the Republicans of this city
and Delaware county.
In the body of the hall were a large number of
the members of the various Republican clubs, who
participated In a torchlight procession through
Merit of the streets, previous to the meeting, in
honor of Mr. Broome'.
The meeting was called to order by Wm. B.
Thomas, Esq., upon whose motion, Mr. Charles B.
Tree was called to •preside. A number of vice
presidents and secretaries were chosen.
Mr Trego delivered a short and lively address,
and then introducid the orator of the ovoning,
who was received with loud applause.
!MENU( OF MR. BROOMALL
. .
After alludireto the lateness of the day to harangue
an audience in Pennsylvania in favor of any candidate
for the Presidency of the United States in 18CO. he pro
ceeded to discuss the relative manta of the three groat
political parties of
themesen d The questions
which had presentedlyee in tal e eampaien have
shown a remarkable state of things The nominating
Convention of Charleston had done its work. Not beam'
able to make a good stand, the _question was. "h ow
shall we unite to defeat Lincoln ?" The question now
is. - what will the consequences be if Lincoln is elect
ed ?" The latter was a most important question. If all
that had been said lately against the .publican party
was true, it was high time that the people were apprised
elite real character The Union was not to be dissolved
by the triumph of Republicanism. The Ohio is not to
run between different communities. It wee a certain
ty that an unsuccessful minority could never defeat the
aims of a triumphant majority. A majority of the peo
ple could not bring ahem dissolution of the Union.
Row, then, could a minority do ? [Applause.]
We will not, wild the speaker. allow the South to go
out of the Union. The framers of the Constitution
made no provision for a dismemberment. They
bayed that when the time would come when their work
Would be Undone, there would be no further need of
human government. ThoEe who ere dissatisfied with
this frovernmect may leave It if they Can. [AVelallBo.l
But they shall not take away any portion of the Roth
The North has lost its timidity. The South still throat
ens disunion. but it is of no use There is no mode by
whtoh any State can get nut of the Union with safety.
Supt' se a ease—what would the slaves of such State
be doing than? There might be a depopulation, but
there would not be disunion.
The speaker. in referring to the interference with
"elavery, remarked that Delaware could abolish slavery
whenever anojority of its citizen. desire it. Delaware
may soon become Republican and in that care. the
Slewablleans can abolish e'avery t for be it known that
the votes of Pepublicens will always be cast on the side
of freedom. The.friends of humanity throughout the
world will approve the notion of the Republican leader&
The Bepubluann.party have taken a stand on the quee•
ton of slavery in the Territories. They say that the
institution shall not be brought into the Territories.
Therefore, it can not be bronchi into the States. chive
Territories make slave States, and free Territories
make free States. Hence the policy of Congress to
prohibit slavery in tho Territories
The Died Scott Cabe hart decided that in the Territo
ries shivery eeuid net be abolished even if Pt out
of every thousand desired it. But the people of the
United States, if they desired to make the Territories
free, had a perfect right jo do so, through the proper
authorized means. The only ollieetion that could to
argued against the Republican nartY was that it took
for a cardinal prineiple that the 'l' erntonee of the
Union meet he filtered t‘ freedom. No lover of his
country should hesitate as to what should he his course,
when asked.to decide which mate of things he preferred.
free or chive Territories. The South had obtained a
large portion of the Territoriee. In proportion to her
Population she had more then the North. neither roc
tion shonid have special legislation. rot the South had
obtained more than her share, and for all that she com
p eine.
Why should the South complain? The North bad
yielded to the bomb too long. Like theprodigal eon,
the South had gone out and wasted her anbstance. yet,
unlike the prodigal, will not become the servant.
Why, then should the Mouth have the fatted calf? The
people of the United States have too long outraged the
net ro. Die rights nave been trampled upon. e had
decided, judicially, that the negro had no rights which
the white man was bound to respect. The Saxon is the
domirsnt man of the nineteenth centnry. A few cen
turies ago he wee in as abject slavery as that in which
the negro is, row held. Our race was too selfish. We
should not Aaiun, and trample upon an inferior race,
The action of tne superior race should at least ho me
lees towards the inferior.
At the end of Dia present century the population of
the United States would be at least one hundred mil
lion white people. The ratio of increase is advancing
When the population crowds into our American cities,
what will become of the negro? Any ono could 800
that, lice the Indian, he would be entirely exterminated.
Shall the American Airmen be put to death in order to
make room for the tree whites? The speaker thought
not: for it was the object of the Republican tarty to
prevent another foul stain upon the reputation of Ame
rico. Ihe design of all government was to protect the
weak against the often.
(At this juncture, the torch-lied procession en
tered the ball, and created considerable en
thnsialra )
Mr. Ward, of -s;hoster. followed in a spirited
rpeech. Mr. Ward was loudly applauded.
After Mr. Ward had conoluded, the audience
ft e ie et c o l d ubs lic he d n ew i tlr t e o w l l n th e. v an oo c re p r r o o u ce e e cheering.
Chestnut street towards the 'Girard Douse, whore
Mr. Broomall was sojourning, for the purpose of
tendering a serenade to that gentleman. In the
procession were the following companies: The
Continentals, of Old Chester, numbering 88 man ;
the Curtin Club. of Chester, 88 mon; Avondale
Wide-Awakes, 43 men; Lincoln Guards, of Up
land, 53 men ; Delaware County Campaign Club,
38 men ; Lower Ohiobester Club, 37 men ;
Upper
Darby Vigilant Club, Springfield Lincoln and
Curtin Clubs, and a number of other rural cora
parties, together with the People's Campaign
Club, and the Republican Invineibles.
Mr. Broomall acknowledged the compliment in
appropriate terms, and the procession broke up at
a Late hour.
lIIPROVIMENTS IN TIM SOUTHERN PART
or rag ClTY.7—Persollll who have not visited the
southern section of our city within a year or two
past would be greatly surprised, by taking a trip
that way; to see the great and extensive improve
ments that have been made. The section of the
city lying to the south and east of the county
prison, lit the First ward, has boon laid out into
building lots, and fine modern struoturca have
been erected as though by the hand of magic.
Places thit a few years since presented rye fields,
potato - patches, cabbage gardens, and aboriginal
trees, are now covered with well•laid•out streets
and beautified with convenient dwellings for the
working classes. Gas and water, hot and cold
bathe, have been genekally latroducod, and every
thing has been attended to in the construction that
is calculated to add to the comfort and convenience
of the tenants.
S&&10118 GUNNING AOClDSNT.—Yesterday
morning, Augustin Donaldson, 18 years old, son of
ex-Alderman Dentition, went gunning in a boat,
and when near Tinicum leland the young man
seised the gun, which was lying in the boat, and
drew it towards him, when it was accidentally dis
charged, and the contents entered his -lett arm,
shattering it in a dreadful manner. lie was
brought to the city yesterday afternoon, and taken
to the Pennsylvania hospital, where the arm was
amputated last evening. About six or seven years
ago this lame young man was admitted into the
hospital, suffering from an injury to tho right arm,
caused by s gunshot wound. lie recovered from
the injury, however, without any serious inconve
nience.
A LARGE and enthusiastic meeting in
favor of Douglas and Johnson, and the straight
Dough! ticket, was held at the house of Joel
Clements, , Cooper's Point, Camden, on Saturday
evening last. Speeches were made by James M.
Soon!, Esq., the independent candidate for As.
sembly in' the city 'of Camden, and by D. C. Ale-
Guinn, Beg., and Thomas M. Fetters, EN. The
speakers were loudly applauded. and the meeting
adjourned with throe rousing cheers for Douglas
and Johnson and Soovel.
ARM BROKEN.—A boy. named James
White, aged nine years, fell from a lumber pile, at
Bank and mums streets, and broke his arm,on
Saturday ilfternoon. The limb wan eat by Dr.
Braceland,
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
Or TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST NIORT
nr For other Arrivals Woof th Page
WRAHD HOHBE—N. E. Corner Ninth and Chestnut
H Coleman, No York W J Hitchcock. N . York
John ganglion, Baltimore 8 F Hanson. Now Castle
H Brown, New Castle Mr Downing & ha, N York
j Muso Downie New York Mil , ' Walker, New Yor
A kkflibly. iku,Del T Young. Ohio
M Milleri ississippi W Bianohard, New York
l
iiktk... o KollaY, New. York James Ferry, Now York
L Y arty Ia l a New York Wm Hamilton , New York
D Fleming, North Caro's F Goodell. New York
.7 R Slarsh, New York W T Walker, Ala cams
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut streot.
F Wood. New York 'l' Black. Now Jaycee
Clinton Lloyd, Weneyort FlPHeberton, ÜBOS
s_.l Peebles. Phila Henry Wheatland, Mass
It H. Wheatland, Mass E Sohnelder, New York
Seely, New York Ono Van Vita, New York
F Pfeffer, New York Mee k C Stannard. Biohmd
Hat atannerd, Richmond Mira el N Gray, Baltimore
N G Nettleton, Cineinnati It Merlin & la,Sayannah
MIN RC Martin. S 0 G M Martin, Florida
A F Eberman, New York 0 F Wrisht. Mobile
.1 A Miller, Now York Mies Hardeastle, Brooklyn
Oho D Gibion,New York Mai H & U A
lien !Tilton. B oston H. . Wheeler, Georgia
Geo Gray, New York G J Hata. St Louis
E oheeton, St Lome F 0 Hauteville, Boston
my A Moore, Alabama 'ft J loilliday. Baltimore
Noad.Waishiniapn - 0 Bing & dau. Alabama
kg nester, N Carolina Jos Welker & Boston
Lifyman. Montreal lno Boatwright,S
A J •it ,M Texas
VS.Sill,DOTEL—Cheetnut Wee. above Sixth.
T Dikerenra., Dem York A... Fo rward . New York
fees aeq M ile i v i r a t i ork ci e g.i . u. w .ll44trAlan a
urn swork MB Fuller, Near York
Cho a te4 New York
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AlifElitaryttorsc — chjaPlPLOreetosb. Firth.
tit s
JO grato P o k"delPhla 4 1 If L N IWir 81111% 1 4 Y
ctiv_ se, httadelPhisi. John I' Pe ppor, was:
Jw a Ilipirt Trenton
giaII,I6IIIOTEL"-Chaernut street, above Third.
B italtEee7 fat: ' , J L Mason, Now York
0 sloSl,_.neW York, ' J Thompson. Pennfflvenia
A NeUf.-Plew Y ork - - ft B Morris, New York
L fbjeteTWlWalliii!etort,- 1' .N.; ,Laugherty, Weehina'n
plTirr , LINI9 - Nzlixeli Weer, above Third.
ChtrittiffiTheoettlfiereer Sol Wheele aig ret t e,rk
.4 Neteirert, Pennsylvania Wire, L Ind
CITY ITEMS
[ From the Zanesville Aurora, November 25,1859 3
Naw Guun.—We advertise to-day a new style of
glue, whioh must be needed in every house. This le
reported to be the identical glue wi.h whioh the man
glued his dog together after he (the dog—not the man I)
had split himself in two halves by running against a
sharp poet while in pursuit of a rabbit. It is related of this
unfortunate dog that he was stuck together with two
legs up and down. and remained so for the rest of his
life ; albeit ho was a inore durable dog after than before
this slight accident. because while he was running on
two legs the other two were resting, and he had only to
flop over on the rested legs and go ahead, afresh. This
only shows that care should be taken in sticking things
together, when you have a good glue to work with.
0029 ricsA2tW
TER PROGRESS OP MI TIERS —There to no
more decided evidence of the onward progress of the
times. than the Brown-Stone Clothing Ault of Bookhill
& Wilson, Noe. 003 and COS Chestnut street. above
Sixth. A palatial establishment, employing its regi
ment of skilful workmen, its scores of cutters and
salesmen, and with its almost miles of counters and
shelves, all loaded with elegantly-fashionedgarments,
made of choice fabrics. it affords a bold contrast with
the limited ideas of our forefathers, in respect to &d
-eism business establishments. Tho fum named are
known all over the country for the soperionty of their
garments for gentlemenand youths, and their stock was
never in as fine a condition as at present.
How TO no Thappr.—The happiest man in this
world is the man of moderate desires. Wealth 18 an
enviable thing ; so is distinotion ; so is power; SO is
icarnine—so aro all combined. But he who enjoys
each or all of these, and still vainly desires more, is not
happy. He is not contented, and discontent is infeli
city. On the contrary, he who has little, yet wants 1888,
is rich—for he has more than he needs ; whether it be
houses, or honors, public eclat, or private enjoyments
the result is still the same, if he providently buys his
clstlies at the one price fashionable emporium of Gran
ville Blokes, IYo. GOT Chestnut street, where a valuable
Gist is presented with each article sold.
THE QUESTION SETTLED.-1311111SideS Old Eye
Whisky, tho purest stimulant obtainable.
Tho annexed certificate and affidavits will explain
themselves :
CHEMICAL Al3OlB ATO.RY, ,Oc to ber{
333 Walnut et" t
Philadelphia, October 4,18 W.
Messrs. CLARY & STOCKDALE—
'
• - •
Gentlemen : I have examined samples of " Burnside's
Old Monongahela Rye Whisky," selected indiscrimi
nately by myself, from about two-thirds of the casks
and bottles at your Depot, N 0.328 Walnut street, and,
after a very careful and critical chemical analysis of
the same, pronounce it an absolutely pure article, en
tirely free from Fusil Oil or other pernicious substances,
and in every way fitted for medicinal and general use
I am, gentlemen, youts, very respectfully,
I have examined a sample or James Burnside's
Whisky, and it proves, upon a chemioal analysis, to be
pure Rye, free from all impurities, and of the beet
EDWARD EARRISAI, CDOM , EIf,
SOO Aroh street, Philadelph•a
State of Pennsylvania,
County of Philadelphia. To wit :
Personally appeared before me, this day, James Purn
side, of the county of Allegheny, State of Pennsylvania,
who, being duly sworn, Both depose and say, that all
Whisky supplied to Messrs. Clary & Stookdale by him is.
and always shall be, of the same kind and quality men
tioned in the certificate of Dr. F. A. Genth. dated Octo
ber 4,1460. JA3IE3 8t1117 , 141DR.
Fivrnim and subseri bed before me. (
this 9th day of October, A. D. 1800.
JAMES MCCAIIEN, Alderman
State of PS nnsylvania. t To wit:
County of Philadelphia. t
Personally appeared before mo this day, Edward D.
Clary and James F. Stookdale, who, being dilly sworn
aceording to law, doth depose and say, that they do
now, and always will, sell the Whisky furnished them
by James Barrunde, in .its original purity, as reooirod
from him. JAMES P. STOCKDALE.
EMS' AIM D. CLEFS.
Sworn and subscribed before me. tt
this Mil day of October, A. D. 18GO.
JAMES MCCAEEN. Alderman.
i' I N ANC IAL AND COODLIERCIAI
The Money Market.
PHILADELPHIA, 001. 27, 1860
There lima some little excitement in the stock market
to day. Fames wore variable. Reading Railroad
shares Main declined N. and the bonds 3G, Pennsylvania
Railroad 3i, and Long Island F.l. City Loans and Le
high Scrip were better. and State Loans closed with a
firmer feeling,. Harrisburg Railroad has fallen ftli Within
two days. Norristown Railroad maintains yesterday's
quotations. Elmira and Catawissa shares and bonds
aro heavy.
The money market is dull. There is but a very little
amount of good short paper offering on the street, and
this is readily taken at a por cent., wh.le eeeend-olass
Wit:Woos, or six and eight-months' paper, is difficult
to place at much higher figures.
The Evening Post of Saturday says: Tha money
market is without change. The supply is easy at sari
per cent.. principally at the outside figure. Prime
p ho aper is done at 63.;07.4.1 per cent., the inside rate for
short bills.
A batter feeling pervades the Stock Exchange to-day,
and prices of the speculative shares are .k40:6 per cont.
hi, her. At the close the market is unsettled. the failure
of a leading broker having an unfavorable effect.
Jew York contral fluctuates violently; after selling
t the board as high as 81. E, fell to 87, and &Lally re•
o ver ed to 8034.
Hu aeon River is scarce, and sold after the board at
trash, with that hid for more.
Brie CIiOSOS at 2334029. Harlem MOW, do preferred
m 3934 . Michigan guarantied 36e365;,', Illinois Central
St WO% Toledo 32340 , 32%. Rook island 613,1061 N.
Resding was notice at the price of yesterday. '1 he
cohere of the Ph.ladelphia part, hare been selling for
'avowal days past. Tim tonnage of the road shows a
decrease, while the canal is gaining three to Sae thou
sand tons week If.
At the close A ohlean Central Is offered at Gl, Read
ins at 42. Galena at 68. . .
. .
The d tate etooke continue heavy. Virginia* fit ILO
88, Tenneneees to 8714, North Oaroltnas to 0531:4
hlte
noune clone at 76. which le 'lightly better.
Government fivea of 1874 were qualm at the roard
/OW asked. '1 he fivpa of 1855 are 102 bid, 1021; asked.
Exchange .5 ales,
27, 2860.
rhilade!phia titoc
October
REPORTED BY S. E. SLAYMA.
FIRST 1
700 City Gs--
101%
3tN) Reading R. Gs '85.. 74
4000 d 0.. ...
74
1210 U Penns 9 2 mtg... • 89%
100 Long Island_..B3 1234
140 do --......b1 124
100 d0..._ 32.4
.100 do. . 1234
100 Reading It—each. 2l
BECOND
lOW City R 68... 131
1000..101
).
4800 Salm Nav ea ' B2. 74
CO Green do Coates— 1834
CLOSING' .I'9
Asked.
111.1111(1.01PLM1173-101 10131
hils. 63 R...__— 101 1023 E
Yhiln G5—..new.10434 103
Penns da—int off 9111 97
Bead• . ...203: 21
eadinq bda '70.. 81% E 2
nites 'BO in 0f1.9/%: 11 7 . 11
Read mt es . 74 743,
Penns Rdiv oIT. 384 .583 4
Penns It 191 mt 0189 80
Idor CI oon dv off.el 63
!dor Ci pf dvott..ll2 114
Soh /4 68'62 in 011.7.4).: 74
do hurl Nav Im Gs E. 5 87
&buil Nov Stk.— .8 9
143htly1 Nav prf—.2934 273:
Elmira R—...... 0 10
Elmira p r 07..18 19
sae. Merchants' Exchange
BOARD.
100 'Banding It_ . 21
100 do 91
2 Norristown It 4034
6 Penna 3534
2 do 514
2 do 58.4
20 Green & Coates.. .. 19
60 Lehigh Boris -ha 40
50 do ..... .. 040
3 Phila Bank U& P 12154
BOARD. SEB
8 Penns R C & 38!.4
5 West Phila. It mg
20 Form & Meohs Bk. 45
15 do 59
' ICEB—DULL.
Bad. Asked
Elmira 7e '73 70 72
Long Island 11......12:4" 1254
Leh CI & N.___..l4 55
Leh CI &14 Sorip..39K 40
North Ponna R-.. 8% 10
N Ponna It 6e......72 74
N Penns R 103—.99 100
ICatawle R Con.-
Catawissa %
Frnkf /c South 12-47% 41 )
Second & Third. _.60 52
Hansa:Vine 8t R.. 33 36
West hula 11.-...1734 68
Byrnes & Pine ..- 10%
green & Coates .18 185 s
Chest & Walnut-31 3324
Girard C011ege....21 •
Philadelphia Markets.
OCTOIIZE 27—Evenint
The Flour market remains without ohange in Prices ,
but dull to-day under the foreign news. 4,000 bbla West
ern extra family sold on private terms, and 400 bbls
found buyers at $5 75 for standard superfine ; the trade
are buying at from that rate up to $8.2537 bbl for
extras and fancy brands, as in quality. Rye Flour and
Corn Meal are also quiet; the former is held at 84 25
and the latter at 83.604P' Mil for Pennsylvania Meal.
nasx.—There is very little doing, and the market
is dull and drooping. Some COM bus sold after change
yesterday, at 818481.38 for good end prime Western
and Pennsylvania red, 81.38 for Delaware do, and 81.40
e 51.52 for common to good Southern white; to-day
those prices were not obtained for large lots, as buyers
generally' are holding off. Rye is selling. in a small way.
at 714r750 for Delaware, and 780 for Pennsylvania. Corn
Is dull, and prime Delaware yellow was offered at 730.
afloat; a saM of 802 bushels, poor quality. was made at
AM. Oats are also dull, with sales of 1,800 bushels South
ern to note at 34543350. and 2600 bushels Pennsylvania
Pt 35140.16.3, as to quality. Of' Barley some 8,000 bushels
New Yorkmold private. and 500 bushels Ohio at 800.
BARK IS in demand, and 40050 Ws sold at equal to
$2B 4J' ton for first Pao. 1.
Corrox.—The market le firm, and 250 bales have
been disposed of at fully former rates.
GROCEItin AND Pnov !sum are quiet. but without
any material (Manses to note, with further sales of
Coffee at steady rates.
Serms.—Sales of 400 bus Cloverseed are reported,
mostly at 88¢4.1214 per bus for goad and prime lots.
Nothing doing in Timothy or Flaxseed.
Wltlealt is unsettled, Penna. bbls selling at 22140;
Ohio do 230; drudge 21140; and hhds at =022340 per gal
lon.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NEE FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED.
Steamship Boston, Crooker.24 hours from New York,
with mdse and passengers to Jae Andel dice.
Steamship Kennington, Baker. 48 hours from Boston
with mdze and passengers to Henry Wineor. At 7 A fd.
yes erday. off the Brandywine, palmed ship Beranek.
for Liverpool, and bark Conrad, for Rio. in tow of tug
America; a large Atop at anchor above Reedy Island,
bound um ship Wm Cummings', for Liverpool, below
Reedy Island, under canvas.
Ship Flora, Page, 8 days from New York, in ballast to
Wm Badger, Navy Agent. Towed up by tint J F Starr.
Bohr John Foram. Hale, 4 days from Providence,
with mdse to Crowell &
Bohr Moonlight, States, from Savannah, via Norfolk,
wile, e she pot in In distress, with cotton to Baker &
Folsom.
mo ßehr L s
to G Endicott
m , Leeds, 4 days from Newport, with
lasseeo Heluth
Bohr Bird. Long, a day from Indian. River, with oorn
to Beall & Merriman.
Bohr 8 B Strong, Mott, 2 days from New York. with
barley to captain.
Bohr Mary Ellen, Cottingham, 4 days from Deep
Creek, with shingles to eaptain.
Bohr Meroy Taylor. Nickerson, 3 days from N York,
with barley to captain.
Bohr Chief, Champlin. 4 days from Norwich, with
noise to captain.
Bohr R. M hhepriard, Lore, days from New Haven,
in ballast to captain.
Bohr Wave, Barrett, 8 dare from Newborn, NC, with
cotton and naval stores to Rates & Foster.
Bohr J J Dandy Rhoads, 10 days from Idahoan River,
NC, with shie We a ver , orerows & days from Geo .1 Turmoil 8 days from Indian Ri
ver. with corn to Jes t . Bewley' & Co.
Bohr Freemason. Furman, 3 days from Indian River,
with corn to Jets L Bewley & Co. -
Behr Mary, Rickards. I day from Camden. Del, with
wheat to Jae L Bewley & Co.
Steamer Sophia, Bell. 24 hours from New York, with
mdse to WSo p 9 & Co.
BELOW.
At anohor MT/toady Island, ship Frank Haynie, from
Liverpool.
CLEARED.
Steamship Fhineas SPlTigao, Matthews, Boston,
Winaor.
Ship Village Belle, Blaisdell, London. Thos Richard
son Co.&
Brig Village Belle, Buck, St John, NB. Twelle & Co.
l
schr Fannie. Vance, Havana. DStetson & Co.
Bohr Adolph Hugel. Mason. Charleston. do
Behr hl R Sheppard, Lane, New Raven, captain.
St'r J Miniver, Dennis, Baltimore, A Crepes, Jr.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEWES. De1,,C10t2 4 ).
. There are NOM twenty schooners at harbor this morn
ing. Three harks, one ship, and, a number of small
craft went in 3' eaterday. Wind 1410.1.
Yours, dco. N. W. RICKMAN.
PT TRLIORAPII.
( Correspondence of the rrese,;
PIK w YORK, VOL ;Leh
Arrived. brig J Colton, from Malaga; sohr Ada, fm
$t Anne. Mexico.
NEIV °BLEAK/A, Not 27.
Arrived, ship Wm Ringer, from Liverpool; ship North
American, from Boston.
etßoaTopr. Oct, 23—Arrived bark R. Wright, Jr. t from
Mobile; bark Trinity:. from Galveston; bark James
Andrews, from Monition ; bark Jubilee, from Matan
zas; brig W. W. Dodge, from Airmal brig Young not
Publio, from Remedios; brig John Fiume, from Ha
vana,
Eblo2l
Steamship City of Washington., Jeffrey. from Liver-
Pool lOth inst. via Cape Race, arrived at New York 27th
instant 25th inst. tat 41 43, long 66, passed steamship
Juries, from New York for Liverpool.
Steamship Victoria, Cudworth, cleared at Now York
27th inst. for St Johns, HP.
Brig Abby Watson, from Cienfuegos for Philadelphia,
was spoken Oct. 25th, off' Cape Hatteras, short of prow_
alone, with which she War supplied.
Brig_Calmuok,Johruson, for Buenos Ayres, cleared at
Now, York 27th inst.
Brig Tiberias, Leeoci. hence, vie, Mobile, arrived at
Pensacola about lath inst, <
Sohn Chita Moore, ingersoll,3 S Bright, Smith, Mont
vue, Falkenhurg. Emeline }bogey. Tice, Flight, Hunt
ley, and Blohard Thompson, Lloyd, hence, arrived at
Providence 213th inst.
Behr Jae Martin, Harding, hence, arrived at Prom
deuce 270 inst.
Bohm Willow Harp. Hulse, and a M Bmilh, num.,
sailed from Providence 26th inst. for Philadelphia,
Bohr U & T Cramer, Huntley, hence, arrived at Paw
tucket 26th inst.
Bohr Dart, Phillips, for Trenton, NJ, sailed from Pro
vidence 27th met
Behr Sarah, Benson, hence, arrived at New Bedford
27th inst.
inst. Bohr E Haight. Beebe, sailed from New Bedford 27th
for H aight. B
Jose hue & Edward, Connelly, hence, arrived at
Norfolk 213th mat._
. . .
Sahr Burrows C. Clark, from Charleston, arrived at
Georgetown, SC, 22d inst.
J
Steamer Jerome, Jerome, sailed from Alexandria
27th met, for PhtladolPhis,
V 111( II! Al. t C /12/(JEt4
DYSPEPSIA — INDIGESTION.--If the diges
two organs are disorganized, the whole machinery of
the body images to ant harmoniously. A Consumptive is
always a Dyspeptic. A person cannot have a torpid
liver, or the piles, nor a sick headache, who is not a
Dyspeptic. Dr. J. R. STAFFORD'S IRON AND SOL
PEIUR POWDERS oure all forme of Dyspepsia and
Indigestion. They are a solublo preparation, which
mutes with the digested food, and enters with it into the
formation of new blood. The Iron strengthens the
Dlood,'and the combined Sulphur converts its wasio into
sane. This action upon the blood increases the vital
or hfe.giving forces of the body, and regulates ah its
secretions. See advertisement of Dr. J. R, Stafford's
Remedies, and send for a pamphlet.
Sold by all Druggists, and by DYOTT & CO., No. 2313
North SECOND Street, Philadelphia. ow- tf
THE CRY IS, STILL THEY COME! !! !
EVANS & WATSON'S SAFES AGAIN TRIM
Ilsrmanson, Texas, Oct. 7, iffy.
Messrs. Eva:vs & WATSON, Philadelphia:
GENTS: Lt an extract in the N. 0. Picayune, from the
Galveston News, I ace it stated that there was not a
safe that stood the fire - which destroy ed our town (Hen
derson)on the sth of August last, and, in justice to
yourselves, I must say that I purchased one of you
manufacture of safes last spring in New Orleans, of
Messrs. Heaton & Oliver, your agents, which stood the
burning of my store, it being surrounded by wooden
buildings,whiali produced the mord'intonse heat. About
twenty hours after the tire, I took out of the safe my
books, papers, &0., perfectly secure, without sustain
ing the slightest loss from anything in the safe. You
can use this letter in any way you see proper. I
think Justine demands that the error should he correct
ed. Yours truly, 121. W. SHELTON.
A large assortment of the above quality SALAMAN
DER SAFES constantly - on hand. and for sale by
EVANS & WATSON,
0026 St No. 304 CHESTNUT Street, Plulada.
SAVING FUND—NATIONAL SAFETY TEUSI ,
COMPANY.—Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania.
=G=
RULES.
1. Money is received every day, and in any amount,
mg° or email.
2. FIVE kER CENT. interest is paid for money hem
the day it is put in.
9. The money is always paid bask in GOLD whenever
it is called tor, and without notice.
4. Money is received from Executors, Administra
tors, Guardians, and other Trustees, in large or small
sums, to remain a long or short period.
5. The money received from Depositors is invested in
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and oilier &A
ctium eocurities.
6. Office open every day—WALNUT Street, southwest
oornor Third atroot. Philadololua. Jal2
SEAMEN'S SAVING FIINDI-NORTIIWEST
CORNEA SECOND and WALNUT STREETS.—Depoeits re
ceived in small and large amounts, from all olasses of
the community, and allows interest at the rate of FIVE
PER CENT. per annum.
Money may be drawn by checks without loss of in
terest.
Office onen daily, from 9 until 6 o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until nine in the evening. Prccident,
FRANKLIN FELL ; Treasuror and Beoretary,
M. MORRIS
ORE PRICE CLOTHING- OP TEE LATEST
&mks, made in the best manner, expressly for RE
TAIL BALM LOWEST galling prices marked in
Plain Figure& All goods made to orner warranted pat: e•
factory. Our ONE-PRICE gratem is stnetly adhered
to. All are thertsl , ... treated alike.
Be2B-Ir JON'S & CO. 604 MARKET StroeL
SALAMANDER FIRE-PROOF SAFES.—A very
arge assortment of SALAMANDERS for sale at rea
sonable prices, No. 304 CHESTNUT Et., Philmlelphia.
usta-tf EV ANS & I A , A WON
GROVER & BAKER'S CELEBRATED
NOISELESS SEWING MACHINES
The Beat in Use for Family Sewing.
No. 730 CHESTNUT Street. Philin!Opine a 027-17
ALL SHOULD not fail to read the adver.
Wien:tent of Prof. WOOD in to-iiar a liatior.
CARD PRIMING, BEST AND CEIRAPEST IN
the City, at 34 south THIRD Street.
CIRCULAR PRINTING, Rennin( Cheavest in the
City, at 34 .outh THIRD Street.
BILL-READ PRINTING, Pest and Cheapest in the
its, at 34 Eouth THIRD Btrdet.
HAND-BILL PRINTING, Beet and Chenneet in th
ity, nt 34 South THIRD Street.
PAMPHLET PRINTING, and every other descrip
tion of Printing, of tho moat anterior quality, at the
moat reasonable rates. at RINGWALT & BROWN'S,
Drexel's Building. 34 South THIRD Street. j07.3.tf
JOHNSON—WHATTING.-7n tho 2Gth inst.. by the
Rev. J. Wheaton Smith, Annanias D. Johnson and
Ann Whetting.
AIII.OREEDI—DAVI3.—On the 25th inst., by the
Rev. J. 13. Kessler. Mr. William A hig reen to Miss Ave
Davis. both of this oar.
TAYLOR—DURBIN.—on the 13th iaet., br thn Rev.
J. Gordon Maxwell, Mr. George Taylor to Miss limp
Ourbtn.
iI I BE—COSTEN.—On the lath inst., bY the Rev.
J. H. Kennard. Mr. William Nutt Hauge to Miss Joao
phine Cotten. both of this oily.
McKaIN—M.ANCILL.-0a the 25th irst., by the Rev.
John Thompson. nt Norrintoam, Pa.'Mr. Richard:P.
Medlin to Alias Emma Manual, both of illontv
mery county, Pa.
FALOK—OLIVER.—On the 221 inst.. by the Rev.
Charles 1.. Conner. Mr. Harry S. Feick to Mies Mary
V.. (Righter of William Oliver. Req.. all of thin city. *
HOUGHTON—HUGHIO.—On the 25th inst., by the
Rev. John Jenkins, D. D., Dr. Charles M. Houghton to
Miss Mary ht. Hughes, both of this city.
DIED.
LEWIS.—At West Cheater, on the 27th inst., Mary
Esc.
Funeral
wife of Joseph J. Lewis. sc.
Funeral from her late residence at West Chester : , on
Tuesday morning, at 11 o'clock.
MORGAN.—In Camden. N. J., Sarah Morgan.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to her funeral, from her brother's residence. Third
street, above Market, Camden, N. J., this (Monday)
morning, at 10 o'clock.
WHITE.—On the 25th instant, Mrs. Elizabeth White,
aged 51 years.
Funeral from her late residence. No. 2045 Summer
street. this (Monday 1 morning, at 354 o'clock.
EAKINB.—On the 27th inst., John Eakins, in the 41st
year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, ( Wm. Congar'e,) No.
931 New Market street on Tuesday afternoon, at 1
o'o)ook.
FARREN.—On the 26th inst.. Catharine. daughter of
John and Ann Farron. in the year of her ago.
Funeral from the residence of her parents, Front
street, below Thompson, this ( Monday) afternoon, at
3 o'clock.
M cCAL LA.—On the 26th i net. Hannah M. MoCalla,
widow of the late Robert Mcballa.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 935 Lombard
etree'. on Tuesday morning, at 10 o'clock." -
NEVIN.—On the 26th inst., Clark R. Nevin, in the
21st year of lime nge.
Funeral from the residence 'of his mother. N. Sixth
street, below Gorman' own road, this (Monday) morn
ing. at 10 o'clock. -
O'KEEFE.—On the 26th inst., Catharine, wife of
William O'Keefe.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, 3727
South street. this ( Monday) morning, at 9 o'clock
RIITINE.—At Milwaukee Wit., on the 22(l Ott.,
Jacob Ristine, formerly of 'Philadelphia, in the filet
y ear of lilt age.
RODGERS.—On the 26th inst., Barzila Rodgers, hits
of Frankford road.
Funeral from the residence of hie father-in-law,
(Charles Cookson, No. 10 Allman street, this ( Monday{
)
afternoon, at 1 o'o )ook.
Tohll.sll.—On the 25th inst., Mr. David Tomer, in the
65th year of his age.
Funeral from his Into residence. No. 933 Randolph
street, this ( Monday) morning, at 9 o'o lock.
Weekly It
Interments in the Ca
to the
Ab50e55........ .....
8urn!._._.._.....
Casualties
Croup
ConAestion of Brain.
bungs
choleralnfantum...
Cons'otton of Lungs
Diptheria
iarrhcea
Chest.--
Heart.--
Disease of Brain....
Heart....
- .
Debility
Effusion on Bruin
Fracture .
Fever, Scarlet,.....
OF THE
16
_.BOVE
Under 1 year-- • ••• 55
From 1 to 2............ 21,
2 to 5.--- 39,
sto 10............ 8
" 10 to 16.—.._.-. 2
" 15 to 20............
80 to 40.,.._.......12
NATIVITY—United States, 171; Foreign, 63; Un
known, 1.
From the Almshouse, 9; People of Color, 14 ; from
the Country, 2.
WARDS. I WARDS. WAnns.
Tenth ...._.._.10 Ni neteen th--. 10
Second ..........12 ..10 Twentieth...... 9
Third 10 Twelfth.- ..- 9 Twenty-first...._
8
Fourth.— .... 10 Thirteenth .... 5 'Pwenty.socond.. 0
Fourteenth .....10 Twenty-third.—
Sixth -- ...... 3 Fifteenth 8 Twenty -lourth...lB
Seventh ........16 Sixteenth.. .10 Unkn0wn......., ........3
Eighth 6,Seventeenth....ll --
Ninth__...... 61Eighteenth- ... 8 Total .....22
The number of deaths compared with the coryeepond
ing_week of 1859 and of last week. was as follows:
Week ending October 27, 1859, was 153
October 20. 1860. was. .252
Males, 124; Females. 104; Boys, 6 . 9 ; Girls, 01.
By order of the Board of Healt.
ARTHUR HUGHES, flea'th Officer.
BLAUK DRESS GOODS.—A large stock
Cashmeres,
blerinoes,
Armure Cashmeres,
Velour Reps,
Velour Ottomans,
Bombazines,
Trauma,
Mousselines,
Rep, Ana
Paramattas,
BESEION
OUR PRiC
38 CENTS PER OUNCE by oustomaTl
Now York Bilk Weights.
6 CENTS PER. OUNCE by esateisses
Philadelphia Bilk Weights.
75 CENTS PER OUNCE by standard
U.S. Goverment, Weights, which eve ha&if out ly
DIFFERENCES
ninny
Q od UeAbNy winT
Y
MAY ACCOVNT FOR
DIFFERENCES IN PRICE.
J. G. MAXWELL & SON,
Manufacturing and Importing Eatablialimont.
WDDLESALE AND AHT•I4.
. - .
ELEVENTH ANDESTNU Streata.
TRIMMINGS, ZEPHYRS, SKIRTS. foaa-tf
EXAMINATION FOR PROFESSOR-
Mar ON GERMAN IN THE CENTRAL
801-1001...—An examination of Candidates for
the Professorship of the German Language in the Con.
tral High Bohol will be held at the School
earner BROAD 'and GREEN Streets, on PRIDAr".
November 2d, MO, at 9 A. N., under the supervision of
the High School, Committee, assisted by a Cornmismon
of Gorman &Molars. Applications and references must
be left et the Controller's Office , Atlionrcum Building,
H nthesst corner SIXTH and A DELPHI streets.
13y order of the High School Committee.
ROBERT .2. BERIPILILL,
Secretary Controllers of Fables &heels.
MAMMA, Cot, 19. 0020-12 t
1 1 1-1 E PRESS.-PMLADELPHIA, MONDAY, /OCTOBER 29, 1860.
PHANT!!!
ItIARRIED
port of Interment
SALER OFFICE, October 27,1860
le of PhiladetpAitt from, the 20
27th of October, 1860.
Fever, Typhus .....
Typhoid
Hemorrhage, Bowels
Uterus.
Inflammation, Brain
" Lungs
" St. & Bowels.
" Bladder
Insanity._
Inanition..
Jaundice...
Marasmas
Measles—
Palsy .
!Sorofula
Small-Pox
Still Born.--.......
Tabus Mesenterica..
Tumors.___.._....
Ulceration of Bowels
Unknown
I=l
From 40 to 60..,.. ..... . 15
60 to 60 17
" 00 to 70.-.- 10
Mto 00 .......-. 7
" 80 to 90... .....- 5
" 90 to 2
Bombazine Alpaca..
Mohair Lustreu,
Satin de Chines,
Ammatinee,
Figured Poplins,
Irish Pontine,
Gros Grain Silks,
Fault de Buten,
English Silks,
Patent Boiled Silks, ko
• SON. Mourning Store,
No. 918 Chestnut street.
E FOR
PURE HEWING SILK
iff• NOTICE.—THE ANNUAL MEETING
of the Stookholdere of the Pennarlvania Salt
Manufacituring Conlzonv will be hold on THURSDAY,.
the
Company, VEMuIiLALNHT'Iook, at p he m °Mohe
io.
. 0c29-12t THOS. SPARKii. heoretary.
GOUGR's LECTURES.
NOVF.MBER 13TH AND 95TH.
Waal° of Resen , ed Seats will be continued of the
cademy of Musio TODAY, MONDAY, from 0 t 0.4
o'clock.
Price 50 cents.
Of the sale of the other tickets due notice will be
given.
In consequence of great demand for tickets tho
Balcony will also be reservou and for sale this
2t.
NOTICE.—THE BOOKS OF TILE PHI
LADELPHIA MUSICAL SAVINGS AND
I,(AN SOCIETY aro now open at the Office. No.
.021 CHESTNUT Street, to reeelve subson bars to the
Fourth Series. Persons desiring to avail themselves of
the advantages of this highly beneficial Institution.
shi old make early application. as the series will be lim
ited to 200 members. The Pianos can he obtained at once.
H. W. GRAY, Semotam
0e27-7tlf Office, 1021 CHESTNUT Street.
osyOFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE SINKING FUND.
TELISASURT DISPARTMENS.
Harrisburg, October 24,1860.
Notice is hereby given, that sealed proposals for the
sale of all or any part of one hundred thousand dollars
of the five per emit. loans of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania. will be received at the Treasury De
partment. in the city of Harrisburg, un.112 osolooli a . P.
1.1., of . I . I.Ic.f3DAY, Tin!: 20th DAY OF NOVEMBER.
A. D. 1860, the same to set forth the amount offered,
and the Prim asked. To be addressed. "Commission
ers of Sinking Fund, Harrisburg, Pa.," endorsed "Pro
posals to sell state Loans."
'I he bids will be opened and allotments trade to the
lolvest bidders on that day.
WM. N. HIEST ER, See'y
FIT SLIFER, State Treasurer.
THOS. E. COCHRAN, Awl. Oen.
0c27-tno2o Commissioners of Sinking Fund.
riCr. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
anAStockholders of the Philadelphia R. E. Savings
cian Company will be boll at their Mlles north
east corner of Tenth and Chestnut, on TR UIeSDAY,
November 1, at le A. M.
An election for Directors will be held between the
hours of 11 A. M., and S P. M.
0c26-bt
1.1. L. HUTCHINSON,
Seeretary.
MSOUTHWARK BANK. PHILADEL
PHIA, October 9, 1890.—The annual election for
OTORS will bo hold at the Banking House on
MONDAY, the 19th day of NOVEMBER NEXT. be
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock P. M.
The annual meeting of STOCKHOLDERS will be
hold at the some place on TUESDAY, tho Gth day of
NOVEMBER NEXT, at 12 o'cloon 91.
coil. dtnol9 F. P. bTEEI,, Cashier.
THE PHILADELPHIABANK. OCTOBER
13, 1860.—The Annual Meetiof the Stockhold
ers of this Bank, will be hold on TUESDAY, the sixth
day of November next, at the Banking House, at 12
o'clock, M. ; and the Annual Eleotion for Direotors will
be held at the Banking House, on MONDAY. the 19th
day of November next, between the hours open o'clock
A. 111 . . and two o'clock P. M.
oel6-mthtnol2 B. B. COMEOYE3, Cashier.
ITFARMERS , AND MECHANICS' BANK,
PHILADELPHIA, October 5, 1860.
s Annual Election for Directors will be held at the
Ranking-house, on MONDAY, the nineteenth day of
November neat, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. B.
rod 3 o'clock P. M., and on TUESDAY, the sixth day of
November next, a general meeting of the Stookhoidere.
will be held at the Banking-Houee, at 4 o'clock P. M.,
agreeably to the charter.
oc6-dtnol9 W. RUSHTON, Jo., Cashier.
OFFICE PENNLYL YANI A RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.• •
PHILADELPHIA. October 37,1960.
The Board of Di radon have this day declared a senn
annual dividend of THREE PER CENT. on the Capi
tal Stock of the Company, clear of Stale tax, PaYabie
on and after NO 15, 1660.
Powers of Attorney for collection of Dividends can
be had on application at the Moe of the Company, No.
233 South THIRD Street. THOS. T. FIRTH,
oelB-tdel Treasurer.
a: OFFICE OF THE GIRARD F. AND N.
INSURANCE COALPANY, No. 410 WALNUT
The Board of Direotors have declared a semi•annual
Dividend of Four Doilars per share on the capital stock
of the Company, payable on and after the first day of
Drove mbar. A. &GILLETT.
Philadelphia, 0ct.15,1860-mwflbt Treasurer.
OFFICE OF TILE PIIILADELPILIA
and Germantown and Norristown Railroad Com-
Deng. OCTOBER 13. lace.
The Annual Meetinc of the stook and loan-holders
will ho held at the office of the company at the north
east corner of NINTH. and GREEN Streets, on moil-
DAY, the ath day of November next, at 10;f, A. M.
An election to choose Your Managers, to nerve three
yenta, will be held the same day, at the same place, Ito
=Metals after the , close of the aforementioned meet
ing, and to clone at 2 P.M. W. S. WILSON,
oolb•mwf-tnot. Secretary. •
CITY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE.
PHILADELPHIA, Oot. 11, 1850.
he BOARD OF APPEALS will sit upon the fol
lowing days, to hear (Appeals of Property Owners, to
b - lt ;
First and Second Wards, Monday, October 15.
Third and Fourth Wards. Tuesday, October N.
hifth and Sixth Wards, Wednesday, October 17.
Seventh and Eighth Wards, Thursday, October 18.
Ninth and Tenth Wards, Friday. October 19. •
_Eleventh and Twelfth Wards. Monday, October 2:L
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards, Tuesday, Octo
ber 23.
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Wards, Wednesday, Octo
ber 24.
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Wards, Thursday, Oc
tober 25.
Nineteenth and Twentieth Wards, Friday, Octo
ber 26.
Twenty-first and Twenty-second Wards, Monday,
Outobe r 20.
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Wards, Tuesday,
October 30. EDWARD R. W I LLIAAIS,
CHARLES AI, NEAL.
3011 N A. 0 LISEMAN,
oel3-t 30 City Commissioners.
li• UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Department of
MINES, ARTS, AND MANUFACTURES.
Course of 1880Add1.
Tho Course of Leotu reit in this Department will com
menus on THURSDAY, November 16. 18C.O, and will be
continued ns follows:
oIEC ottNICS AND CHEMISTRY.
Prof. JOlll4 F. FRAZER, Monday and Thursday, at
4 P.M.
GEOLOGY AND MINERALOGY
Prof. CHARLES B. TREG 0, Tuesday rind Friday, at
P. M.
CIVIL ENGINEER,NG—CONSTRUCTION—SUR
VEYING.
•
Prof. FAIRMAN ROG.ERB, Monday and Thursday, at
5 P. 51.
MINING.
Prof. J. PETER LESLEY. Tuesday. at 5 P. M.
APPLIED MATHEMATICB.
Prof. E. OT , KENDALL. A Course of Mathema
tics 11161 be followed by those who desire to do so. under
the direction of the Professor ofhiftthematice.
The Courses may he attended either singly or to
gether. .
. .
ARRANGEMENT OF COURSE.
PROF. FRAZER.
THEORY OF AIECHANICa; and its Application to
tho Construatirm of Machines,
CHEMISTRY -, rte '1 heones, and the Properties of
Bodies and Choir Compounds; is Applications in the
Arta. _
PROF. KENDALL.
APPLIED MATHEMATICS; Trigonometry, Prim
lent Astronomy, Surveying, Geodesy. Theory of In
trumenta and O bservations.
. - • • •
PROF. • TREGO.
GEOLOGY, an applied to the Origin, Order, and Geo
. raphical Distribution of Rook Formations, and OS
ractical Application to Manufactures and Agricul
are.
. .
MINERALOGY, ns applied to the Constituent Mato•
nabs of Rocks, the External and Cheminal Character of
Ores and Mineral Substances, their Connection wish
the various Rook Formations, and their Urns in :Metal
lurgy and Manufactures.
PROP. ROGERS.
CIVIL ENOIPiEERING—CONSTRUCTIOV:
Strength of Materials, Masonry, Framing, and their
Sproial Applications to Railroads, Canals. and Water
works. tiurveytng, and the Urn of Instruments.
PROP. I ESI.F.Y.
MINING ; Structural Geology, Metallurgy.
Attendaaso upon these Courses Is voluntary, and
they are not connected with the ordinary Collego In
struction.
. .
For Tickets. apply to FREDERICK DinK. Janitor,
at the University—North Building. And for informa
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FAIRMAN ROGERS Dean of the Faculty.
n023.10t. 203 Went RITTENHOUSE Square.
faOFFICE. OF THE PHILADELPHIA
E.
AND RP.ADING RAILROAD COMPANY.
1860
The holder' of the bonds of this Company, due July 1.
1269, can now receive. upon application at this °Moe, 10
per cent. in each, upon the terms specified in the moi
ler attached.
The holders are oleo entitled to the benefit of a Sink
ing Fund of 8140,000 per annum, en established by the
stockholders at their annual meeting, held January 0,
1860, and in pursuance of the contraot, entered into by
he company end duly recorded, to carry the name into
tfeot. B. BRA Treasurer.
CiRCUI4O/#4,
Notts re re it , Ifoldm.l , of and Reading
Railroad Cemrany alertness 80.,a, due July 1, 1860.
These bonds are Recurred by the first mortgagee on the
road, amounting in the aggregate to 3,369,0.0. The
net revenue for the last finest year was eix times the
amount of the annual interent on these honda.
Tha managers propose to extend them for a paned of
twenty yearn, the holders retaining the bonds and the
security of the mortgages in the preolao condition in
whioh they era now held. Fresh :sheets of coupons for
the interest payable half-yearly, will be issued.
A. bonus of 10per cent, vbe given to the holders, in
consideration of their amen 'rig to the extension. This
bonus will be paid in crush o the beepers of the bonds,
on their nigning a reoeint and presenting their Teepee
tiro bonds at the office of the Company, or to its agents,
for endorsement.
Forme of ieoeipt and endorsement 'gill be tarnished
ofl apohootio,n.
fly order of the Bo.rd of Mereg_ers.
Inl-tf W. H. MoiII,HENNY. Seorotary.
MILLINERY GOODS.
MISSES' BONNETS.
SOMETHING NEW IN STYLE,
AND VERY DESIRABLE
LINCOLN, WOOD, & NICHOLI3,
725 CHESTNUT STREET
0e29-mwf
NEW STYLES
OF HATS, CAPS, AND TURBANS,
FOR
CHILDREN'S WEAR.
LINCOLN, WOOD, tti; NICHOLS,
725 CHESTNUT STREET.
0e29-mw f
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
FINE WATCHES, of the most 4-
provolll ; Jewelry of every description.
Silver - warn equal to corn; also. Plated-ware of
the beet quality, at 0. RUSKE:I42S,
(wa9-1m 22 North SIXTH Street.
/SOARF-PINS, STUDS, and SLEEVE
:RP LBUTTONS.—A large assortment of Carbuncle,
()oral, Lava, and Etrusoan Gold Scarf-p ins at
G. Ruelib'd.
0c29-lm 22 North SIXTH Street.
PIANOS.
A SEVEN-OCTAVE $4OO ROSE
WOOD PIANO FOR LESS THAN Voll—
in ErISII Sonic ale 3 per Month.---The Board
of Directors of the Philadelphia Musical Savings and
Loan Society, chartered by the State of Pennsylvania,
April ad, 1t66, take pleasure in announcing to the publio
that they have concluded to issue a FOURTH Sliat
of Steck, the books of Which are now epee at the Office,
No 1021 CHESTNUT Street, to receive subsorir-
Sons. Persons desiring to avail themselves of the ad
vantages of this highly beneficial institution, should
call at an early day, as the number of members Will be
limited to 200.
The Piaiie . s . ean be obtained at once, and are warran
ted by the celebrated manufacturers. echumnalter &
Co., for six years. The great encores of thin emacia
tion makes it not
to speak of its merits. The Di
rectors Old not intend to issue a eerie,' this Fall, and
have only done no in compliance with the earnest snli
citation of numerous applicants fur membership. For
further partioulars , call upun the Secretary, who will
take Pleasure in showing the Society's splendid instru
ments, and will give any information desired.
H. W. GRAY, BecretarY.WM. A. ROLM, President.
Office, No. 1021 CHESTNUT Street. oe2T-Itil
HARDWARE PACKAGE HOUSES.
pAOKAGE HARDWARE HODSE.—Wo
would reepeetfully stall the attention of the Gene
ral Hardware_ Trade to our extensive stock of BIR
MINGHAM HARDWARE, which we offer nt a small
advance ey the package.
liv o e r r d e e d ta ci f t e h r e dAr n ec ieh t l o rn o n i o ty rh , l l4ll l: .e n w n oy ea t ilit w te o i r t, v a tr,e t i p or tefkl.
411 COMMI.IIIOII Street,
!murains ion! earantiteten MerellanUkund Agents for
Fortin , and Domain Hardware. ann-tf
WIZEN WILL WONDERS CEASE t
-813_COND Etreet, above OREEN,
makes twenty-four Visiting Cara Photograph:, for
81.6 e. Call and order two dozen as soon as possible, H.'
CIHOOOLATE POTASH For title by
WETHERILL & BROTHER, 41 and 49 Draft
SECOND Street, nom
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
E. & L,.
FOURTH AND ARCH,
PLACE FOR SHAWLS,
PLACE FOR CLOAKS,
PLACE FOR SILKS,
PLACE FOR MERINOES,
PLACE FOR POPLINS,
PLACE FOR DE LAINES,
PLACE FOR BLANKETS,
PLACE FOR CLOTHS,
PLACE FOR NAPKINS,
PLACE FOR SHEETING'S,
PLACE FOR PIANO COVERS,
PLACE FOR EVERYTHING.
0e29-mws ti
E. & F.
co — 8 0 .
oa2i-tf
INDIA SHAWLS,
VELVET CLOAKS,
CLOTH. CLOAKS,
SILKS,
SHAWLS,
DRESS GOODS,
In groat variety and choice iseleolions, at
GEORGE FRYER'S,
No. 916 CHESTNUT STREET.
ocl9-tf
LADIES' DRESS
TRIMMINGS.
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
ZEPHYR WORSTED, BEST QUALITY.
GILT TRIMMINGS AND BELTINGS.
CRODUET FRINGES AND BERTHAS.
EMMOIDERED SLIPPERS AND CUSHIONS.
EMBROIDERED CHAIR SCATS.
WOOLLEN YARNS, ALL SIZES.
ZEPHYR-KNIT TALMAS AND JACKETS.
ZEPHYR-KNIT SONTAGS AND SLEEVES.
ZEPHYR-KNIT CAPS AND GAITERS.
RAPSON'S
TRIMMINGS AND ZEPHYR STORE,
Corner EIGHTH and CHERRY Streets.
009-026
CLOAKS.—The greatest bargains in the
city at
IVEN S'.
CLO! X .—Tha largest stook, the best assortment, the
choicest colors, the finest qualities, the most superb
trimmings, the newest styles, the best work, and deci
dedly the lowest prices in the city, at IVENS', 23 South
NINTH Street. 0013.1 an
ITNDER-GARMENTS FOR LADIES
AND GENTS.
Donble-breasted Linda.
Matra large Merino Shirts.
Merino and Cotton Drawers.
Silk Smile and Drawers.
Ladies' nlenno Vests.
Lather.' Silk and Cotton Vests. '
elfin and Swansknn Flannels.
Fa I afoot:Winter llosiery_,
It }:YR ItANDELL, FOURTH and ARCH.
ILK UNDERSHIRTS-A BARGAIN.
ts- 7 Red Merino Shirts and Drawers.
White do do do
Heavy Cotton Shirt', and Drawers.
Lathes' and Children's Merino Vests.
Rent English Flowery in every voriet).
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN. & A RRISON.
It lOO5 CHESTNUT Street.
NEW ARQ)I-STREET CLOAK EMPO
-1 Rini.
CHARLES ADAMS A: SON have now arranged
their Fall and 'Winter Stoc FASHIONABLE CLOTH CLOAKS.
Of all the latest styles, in great variety, from 6 4 5 to 523
cool,. Purchasers are invited to examine this assort
ment before purchasing elsewhere.
Cloaks made to order at ono day's notion. Also, the
beat assortment of
Ladies' and Aliases' Blanker Shawls in Philadelphia,
Uents' :Hands, Panay Neck Ties,
Clinker Collars. Linen limb. Ada . &e.
SOLENOID STOCK OF' SHIRT 11050315
Just from the Manufactory-
The handsomest variety New tityle Shirt Bosoms
evar offered in this market. comprising Prince of
Wales, Imperial, Excelsior, &e., &c„ name containing
3tie pleats.
ouSl
EIGHTH AND ARCH STREETS.
•
'NOW OPEN—A GENERAL ASSORT
- • hl ENT OF DRESL GOODS, with a grant variety
OF LADIES' AND MISSES' CLOAKS,
_ .
Manufactured of the beet materials, in the moatatrohsh
manner, and will be sold cheaper than
CAN DE FOUND ELSEWHERE. AT
B. V. R. HUNTER'S NEW STORE,
No. 40 South SECOND Street. 0e95-60
LADIEAND MIS:3ES' CLOAKS,
S'
OPENING DAILY,
,A S. V. R. HUNTER'S NEW STORE,
No. 40 South SECOND Street
FANCY SILKS-
From recant publics sales.
Various iota of fancy bilks,
At musk lower prices than usual.
Also, Black Figured Stlks.l
Plain colored figures, at low prices.
Plain Pods noise, all colors
White, Bleck, and Colored Moira Antiques.
811AEZPLESS BRt)THF tri4.
ow; If 1,31-IESTNLIT and EIGHTH
B LACK BROCHIE LONG SHAWLS.
Just received, a full assortment of—
Black Ground. open centres
Pane Broclie ShawlsJ
With narrow and broad borders.
Paisley White and Black Shawls.
Extra quality of Long Shawls.
Chains Lame with de borders.
CHESTNUTBROTHERS.
0c2341 and EIGHTH
NEW STYLE BLANKET SHAWLS,
Long and Square, direct from the celebrated
Washington (1 ormerly Bay State Company,' com
prising all the now designs, in Stripes, Shadings. Plaids,
Grays, Dark Mixtures, and Blacks—in Plain Medium
and ("ay Ntyles.
Also—Stnita Brioche and Reversible Shawls in great
Variety.
A fino stock Plain and Printed French Merinoes, Ve
lour Poplins. new etyle Rich Printed Coburg, all Wool
Moueknee, all Wool Pinkie, &o &t. &o.
BLANK tali, SLAVA re
An invoice of new JO 4,11-1,13, 4, and 13.4 Red Blankets,
come very superior Ballard vale and all Wool Shaker
Flannels. and a fine stook of
FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY.
CLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS—in great variety, of
the latent styles, on hand, and made to order, at the
shortest notice. CHARLES ADAMS & SON.
ooXi EIGHTH and ARCH Streets.
FRENCH POPLINS.
A FEW CHOICE STYLES AT THE RIGHT
PRICES.
Lupin's French Mariam, at the right prices.
Figured Wool Detainee and Cashmeres.
Va!enema, Plaids, Figured Alpacas.
Children's Detainee and Wool Plaids.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Auction lots French hlerinoen.ss cents to 81.
Wool Delames,l2l to 50 canto.
" 6-4 sublime quality. 0125.
" Bombazines and Alpacas.
Amelinen, Fg'd Airman!, Reps.
Black Silks, Coburg. ko•
COOPER k CONARD I
0015 Southeast nor. NINTH and !BAKKE I.
M ALL AND WINTER CLOAKS of all
the now shapes, ready made or
MADE 10 ORDER.
First-olase work at popular prices. Every garment
guarrantiod to fit and please.
Cloths bythe yard or piece. of just the right hinds for
Ladies', Misses and Boys' wear.
COOPER R CONARD T
oohs &labelled ear. NINT.II and MARKS P.
VEOAKS.—The CITY CLOAK STORE,
N.— , 142 North EIGHTH. Every one is talking of tho
groat bargains and auperior quality of tho CLOAKS at
the CLOAK STORE, 11;2 North EIGHTH Street.
CLOAKS.—If you want the best value
for your money, go to the City Cloak Store, 142
North 11IGHTII Strret. above Cherry.
CLOAKS.—The CITY CLOAK STORE,
142 North EIGHTH, is said to be the beet and
cheapest store in the arty. 0013-1 m
CLOAKS.—A magnificent assortment of
nil the newest styles imported this season, with
every new material, made up and trimmed in the very
best manner, at prices that defy all competition, at the
Paris Cloak Store, northeast corner of EIGHTH and
WALNUT Streets. ocl3 lin
SUANVLS.
&oohs and Cimino Lame Shawls,
Long and square Blanket Shawls.
Stella Shawls, all colors.
Reverenblo Shawls.
Plush shawls.
Misses' Shawls. all qualities.
CHARLES ADAMS to 80N,
EIGHTH and Alt II Btx
CLOAKS.—A large variety constantly
on hand, also tondo to order in tho snort fsehlona
ble gty lee, at lower rates than any other establishment,
and In one day's no t
H ice.
CARLES ADAMS & SON,
oeS.mwftf El tllErn and ARCH Ste.
"i MEN GOODS of every description, in
_KJ oluding shirting Minna, table linens, towohngs,
napkins, doylies, linen 130i1111 . 9, &0.. kn.
CHAR Id. 8 ADAMS h SON,
008.mwflof EIGHTH and ARCH Ste.
WE INVITE particular attention to our
stook of Dress Goode,whioh ego sell at a small ad
"RiIIVIAITAYMIMPB Kw GLOVES.
CHARI,Ne DAMS &
ocS-mwftf EIGHTH and ARCH Ste
EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS!
THORNLEY & CHUM,
Ee Corner EIGHTH & SPRING GARDEN Sts,,
Having enlim6dßiMighoTnind,
BToc
Now oiler for 'iteration
ONE OF 11 ILE BEST STOOKS OF GOODS
In their lino in Philadelphia.
BOUGHT FOR CASH EXCLUSIVELY,
And will be aold
POSITIVELY CHEAP!
Spews! attention invited to
Silks and Dress Goods.
bigwig and Cloaks,
Clothe and Casaimeraili
Blankets and Flannels,
Linen Goods and Muslin!,
Maraai Iles and oilier quilt.
Hosiery, Woven,
&o,•
All Goode marked at the lowest price. sell
Es. sA_NDt, ItEN, PROFESSIONAL
NuRSE, hap opened a Bomb rig Monte at No 101 l
Borneo street, for the special accommodation of Invalid
Ladies, cod for those coming to Philadelphia to bo Con
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careful nursing, good b y
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J. F. Moire, M.D., Professor 8. H. Dickson.
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Rev. O. F. A. SPINN I NG, Butternottu, N. Y.
Rev. Dr. LEONARD, Excitor, N. H.
SEND FOR A PAMPHLET.
Sold by all Druggists. DYOTT & CO., No. 232 No
SECOND Street, Agents for Pennsylvania. se22-2m
AMITEFor the INISTADIT RELIEF and PEA
. mAriErvp CURE of thia diAreaming ems-
vtaint, nve
N S
BRONCHTAII CIGARETTES,
blade by C. B. SEYMOUR & CO., 4Esa+ BROAD
WAY, Now York. Prior. 91 per box; rent free by post
my7-6m if} FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS'.
P`-'PEOIALTY FOR, LADIES. - TRUSS
AND BRACE DEPARMENT conduoted by com
petent Ladies. Entrance on TWELFTH &Beet, find
door below Raoe. A lull line of Meohanical Reme
dies, light and elegant in construction, speeia/B/
odnided to Ladies' u 'e.
C. IL NEEDLES, Proprietor,
S. W. corner TWELFTH and RACE Streets.
. • .
lig' Entrance to C. 11., N.'e Room, for gentlemen, at
the corner. aell.3mif
A WONDERFUL AND NEVER
-1-1 FAILING REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.
PROFESSOR MORRIS'
EU OEPLIALOS,
AN EXTERNAL REMEDY,
Prepared by MOOKRIDOE & CO.. No. North
FOURTH Street.
Sfir Aud for sale by Druggists generally. sellamif
1 ' ; UTLER HOUSE,
No. 112 SOUTH SITU Streot,
Opposite Indepond ono° Square.
Conducted on the European plan.
Accessible at nil bourn.
cosy-3in A. 11..LIJK ENS, PtooLietor.
ODUMAS COGNAC-40 quarters, 20
. Sight., landing from " Ito Ila." For gals by
F. D. I.ONOOII AMF.
sold-12t 207 South FRONT.
B. GODARD VERY OLD COGNAC
J
• 10 half PIM, 20 quarters. in bond, for sale by
F. D. LONGCHAMP,
oo18•12t 217 South FRONT Street.
WANTS.
A N ENTRY CLERK WANTED IN A
AN
Wholesale Dry-Goods Jobbing House. 17one need
apply except those oho have had some etprinepee.
Address .• liry tioods,'• prsls office, -
VITANTED—By a young man, who is a
good Accountant. • Sitaatten in a Wholesale
Store. Address" F. G., ' Office of One paper. 0e23-4t*
WANTED—A girl to do Housework in a
email family. Apply at No. 118 FEDERAL
Street. 0e29 2t*
COMPETENT CLOAK MAKERS
Wanted immediately at No. 40 South SECOND
Street. It.
50( - ) WILL IiECIURE AN INTEREST
in a first-rate Patent-right that will Recur° a
fortune in a brief time. Addreas " A.R.," at Red Lion
Hotel. 0e29-3t*
$l , OOO TO *3,000 WANTED TO IN
lirrortvkoated 1•=41 ,,
t niortgare. §reVarat !sums, on
Y. Apply tot.. J. 11. 1.11.01nA8,
9 WALLA UT Street. 0e2.5-4t.
VAST-OFF CLOTHING WANTED FOR
CASH. Please call or addresv
A N EXPERTENUED SALESMAN wishes
131 to engage lite cervices in a firstclass Dry Goode
Jobbing Rouse ; can furnish undoubted testimonials as
to chary °ter and capacity. Addrees" Fordham," office
of this paper. oca3 Ott'
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
II ESTER COUNTY FARMS FOR
BALE, TO CLO9E AN ESTATE.—Two very deS,
rabic Farme in Brand 1 wine township, four miles north
of Coatesville, and six from Downingtown. The land
is of the best naafi ty and under good cultivation, with
two sets of buildings, and will be sold together or sepa
rately, at a reasonable price and upon accommodating
terms. Apply to J. D. RMNBO VII,
oolt.3t* 436 WALNUT Street.
T 1 LET A NEW HOUSE, No.
Ma 23.18 GREEN Street, with all the modern im
provemente. Rent $525. mad 6t*
fiILARD -OIL FACTORY.—To rent, a
LARD-OIL FACTORY with 32 Patent Lever
Presses, with Plates, Bags, Tabs, Kettles, Tanks; all
in complete order. Apply to
ROWLEY, AAIIBURNER & CO.,
oe4 No. 16 LOTITII WHARVES.
a s PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
.-FAftsl.-117111 be sold, at ?oldie Bale. on Second
day. t he 12th of 11th (Novembe.9 month, 1850, en the
Premis-s, 01l that valuable FARR situated in White
marsh township. Alonegnmery county one and a half
miles from the (Acetone Hill Railroad Depot, adjoining
the lands of George Blight. I min A. Lukens, and
others; also, bordering on the 'Wissahickon creek, con
taining one hundred and fifty acres of very_superior
land, all in the highest state of cultivation. The lime
stone is of the very besi quality for limeburning our
prison, and the lime made from it beam a high character
the Philadelphia market.
There is also on the premises an opening of Iron ore,
which prom‘ses an abandant supply of ore of excellent
The improvements consist of a Stone Mansion House,
fontamg two parlors, i dining-room, and kttohen on the
irst floor, five chambare on the second floor, with
celled attics.
The Nouse is well shaded with evergreen and other
trees. The B irn is of stone, 100 feet long by 00 feet
wine, and connected with it are a large manure shed,
wagon house, corn crib, ko., 5r,c., a I built of the .best
matoriale.
There aro walla of excellent water under cover, at
lie House and Barn.
. .
There aro also on the promisos a gond Tenant Bonee
and large Barn; also, three I ircektlns, witrt a aom
fortable House and Stables, sufficient for the rise of the
kilns
'Lite above Farm is considered to be ono of the beet
proportion in the neighborhood, and will be aold with
out reserve. A large amount of the purchase-money
may remain on the premises.
The property will be shown by Tomo Williams, re
sicyng thereon.
The Sale to Oommence at 2 o'clock P. M., when the
conditions will be made known by
0017 wfmllt* ANN WILLIAMS, Trustee.
TIO CHAU?, AND 0 ABINET MAKERS.-
The Phoenix Wcod-Bending Company, owners of
" Blanchard's Patent." for the States of New York;
New Jamey, Pennsylvania and Maryland, will sell
county, town, or shop righta, or grant licensee to use,
on easy terms tine Is the only patent. All infringers
will be strictly dealt with. Apply to JOHN SILSBY,
or 0, A. ItUItGE.SB, No. 34 BROADWAY, New York.
0,,r -dam
J ox EXCHANGE.—A CHOICE TRACT
of good mumproverl farm land to the State of New
Jersey, convenient to the city. will be exchanged for
clay property. Apply at No. llti FEDERAL. Street.
5e2.2-tf
MIS' 94 21,A.I:11) !I
600,000 Acres for Silo and entry, at prices ranging
froml2X to de cents i cr Acre, in any quantities re
quired .
TAXES en,id, and PATENTS prooursd for Dunha
m re of Land under the Graduation Aot.
Plate furnished gratis by enclosing a postage ata,Ml ,
For to rthor informations pply to
'WILSON, RA.W.LINGS & CO.,
U. S. and General Land Agents,
66 CHESTNUT Street,
D:Prreen THIRD and FOURTH,
ST. LOUIS, ho
LAS it WARRANTS bought, sold, and located.
002-3 m
BOARDIN G.
BOARDING. -TO LET. communicating
rooms. with eXOIII6iVII MO of hash. parlor, and pri
vate table :f detureL 1,321 WALNUT At. 0029 3t*
GENTLEMAN AND lIIS LADY, or one
t
or two sincles gentlemen. may obtain Board a t
1009 CHESTNUT street oc2o-3C.
F IMT•OLASS BOARDING, with hand-
LoCaTe s c u c . . e m e [nunicating and single Rooms, aits_l”7
EDUCATIONAL.
k-7PRING GARDEN HALL.-ITLASKO'S
BRANCH. ACADEMY, AT SPRING GARDEN
HALL—lnstruction in Lines Calisthenic Exorcism
for MIRtON. and a now method of Exercises united with
hlilitnry Drill. for Masterg. rv ymillaligiikiggn i ca
i l li d atelf r aiirtV r trrlVsiniction ; and' from 5 to half
put' 6 o'clock I'. M. Jar Mindere. oc2l-12t
MESDAMES CITEGARAY AND D'IIER-
L". VILLY respectfully inform their friends and
the vuhlio char they have removed them Boarding and
Dar School for Younr Ladies from Logan Square to Km
- Law and 1129 tifltlttlE Btreet.
Pupils from fire years of age upward prepared for the
fourth clear. • 172.5.6 m
t./RYANT, STRATTON, & FAIRBANKS'
ERC &MILE COLLEGE, S. E. corner SE
VENTH. and CHESTN UT
. Etre ets.—Day and Evening
SLIIIO/1, illfirVidltai Instruction in Bookkeeping, in
cluding General Wnolose!" and Retail Burliness, Bhip-
Ping, Forwarding and Communion, Banking, Lx
change, Manufacturing. Railroading, Steamboating.
Re.. the moat thorough and Tracheal course in the
United States. Also, Lectures, Commercial Calcula
tions. Arithmetic. and the higher Alathematica, Pen
manship (best in the Correspondence, La.
For sato, their new 'Pipeline on Bookkeeping, beauti-
Cully printed in colors, and the best work published.
oe2l-tf
CLASSIOAL INSTITUTE.
DEAN STREET. below LOCUST.
The duties of the Classical lmsotote will be resumed
Monday. Suptamber S. .1. W. FAIRES, A. M.,
au27-d2m Principal.
PENN INSTITUTE, SOUTHEAST COR
DOM THIRTEENTII and FILBERT Street., re
opens MONDAY, Scptember 3d. Four more pupils
will be admitted. Cataloguee sent to any address.
au2l-tt R. STEWART. Principal.
M R. IV THROP TAPPAN'S BOARD
ING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES No
1727 VINE street, near Logan Square, will RE-OPEN
on WEDNESDAY, September Nth. Circulars I urrushed
on application- aul6-tNI
PREPARED GLUE.
SPA I CYS
PREP . R.ED CiiJU ii
A taTrcri Ui 31.511; BAVEO MIME.
ECONOMY DISPATCH!
TIES P '
At oceotensa war Amer., corn an csoll-ruarriatort
forniUrs It to nerr desirable to have some ohea and
ow:mordent 11 , 37 for TC.lglarirli Furniture, WOlO. Crooks
f To *.e.
SPALDENQII PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no houeehoid can afford
to be without it. It is always ready and up to the stick
ing point. There is no longer a necessity for limping
chairs, splintered veneers, headless dolls, and broken
Cradle!. It is just the article for cone, shell, and other
ornamental work, so popular with ladies of refinement
and taste.
. . . _
This admirable preparation is used cold, being ehe
weeny hold in solution. and porsessing all the valuable
lurAitie3 of the best cabinet-makers' glue. It may be
end in the placo of ordinary mucilage, being 'retail
more atthesive.
"USEFUL IN EVERY ROUSE"
13. B. A brush accompanies eaon bottle.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS•
erkolesale Depot, No. 48 CEDAR Street. New Yon
Addreez
HENRY 0. SPALDING & CO.,
Box No. 3600, New York.
.rat nn for Dealers in Cases containing four , eight,
and twelve dozen, a beautiful Lithograpino SHOW-CARD
accompanying cacti package.
*lir A single bottle of
SPALDINWS PREPAHED GLUE
will save ton tunes its cost annually to every household
Sold by all ermined Stationer!, Drugaista, Hard
ware and Furniture Dealers, Greeerea and Fancy
Stores,
Country Merohantnehonld make a noise
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLPE,
when making tkp their lint.
IT WILL STAND ANY CLIMAT
doe-mwf-y . .
BUSINESS CARDS.
P R. S. T. BEALE ;
DENTIST,
tins romnved to 1113 CILESPNUT Street, (Girard
How.) Philadelphia. 0c25-11n*
CHARLES W. BROOBE,
ATTORNEY- AT•LAW,
Has removed Ina office to
Nu. LW. SOUTH SIXTH STREET. 023.60
NEW ORLEANS (LA.) PIOAIIINE.-
JOY. 00E, &I Co.
Have been appointed vole agents in Philadelphia for
this extensively circulating paper..of commanding in
fluence. Business men aro advertising in the best news
papers of city and country, at the . offices of JOY CUE
& CO., Advertising Agents. Flk 711 and CHESTNUT
Streets. Philadelphia ; Tribune Butidinga, New York.
0070-tr
1.? it. CORSON,
RETAIL, ESTATE BROKER,
NOR RISTOWN, PA..
Orr FR DS AT PUBLIC AN PRIVATE BALE,
Rome of the most desirable and productive farms In
m on t g ,,,eryand Cheater counties. Alec. several Mer
chant and Grist Mulls. in desirable parts or the country.
Persons wishing to purchase properties, either as
homes or inveaments, will hind It greatly to their ad
vantage to call, or write for a catalogue.
Several handsomely located farina to exchange for
city property.
Norristown Properties for sale or rent.
Good Mortgages negotiated reasonably:'
Andy to R. R. CORSON,
oott-lin NORRISTOWN, Ps.
NIOIIOLI-30N,
or • Manufacturer of
Sinwrs, LINEN and MARSEILLER
BOSOMS AND COLLARS.
A large and oholoo assortment, and %var.!. MAD'.
always on nand. unto whioh I partloularly Invite the
attentoll of calm and prOliipt-yEtyulg sHOST-TIMS
buyerl . .
S. I Corner of SECOND and ARCH Streets, Phils.-
dolphin. auT-3m*
W FT/QUM' rk I gONS 7
I'MPORTER.R. Oh BAVAICA CLOARE.
ttlti ullllfll FRONT r3troot,
ltei3olVd regularly a fall assortradut of desirable. CI
ti &Hu which rho:. oho at lOW lOr sash or C I
Provel credit.
&OE SEE,
MECHANICAL ENOINEER. and
PATENT ATTORNEY,
No 114 south SIXTH Street,
(Ewrtr voooeito *kg County Court Howse,/
rovaret .; . -.
Ito., and tranenote
another bueinex " connected with the obtaining of Let
tere Patent.
Machinery Designed and Drawings made. au2,5-9m*
CONCERT HALL.
MONDAY, Oot, 23, AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS.
POSITIVELY
PEOrEBSOR ANDER6ON'S LAST Warm or M.&OIC.
Please metal your seats during the day. The crowd
will be great at night.
DEPIIVITELY
THE FINAL SIX NIGIITS OF THE WIZARD
yvocAl M Y
THE LAST 141 IR HO R URS IN PIILLADELPHIA
PROFESSORANDERSON,
1118 PAREWELL AND
8,610 MINUTES.
TO-NIGHT, (MONDAY) Octolier 21.
QUEEN VICTORIA'S OWN PROGRAMME
TO-MORROW. (TUESNAY,) October SO.
EMPEROR NAPOLEON'S PROORANIAI.E.
THURSDAY. November L BENEFIT OF
MISS ANDERSON, Ponuste and Clairvoyants , .
FRIDAY, Nov. 2, THE PROFESSOR'S BENEFIT.
AND LAST NIGHT BUT ONE.
SATURDAY. Nov. 3 THE LAS I' NIGHT OF ALL.
BENEPITof Misses kLIZ A and FLORA ANDERSON
AND THE WIZARD'S FAREWELL SPEECH.
Next Saturday Afternoon. at 2 o'clock,
THE LAST aft aIVD MATINEE.
THIS IS REALLY THE VALEDIHTORY WEER.
DELAY NOT COMING, BUT COME.
"PROCRASTINATION is Tun THIEF OF TIME."
Every evening at 8. Doors open at 7.
Seats should be geoured at the Box-01110e during the
day. Office open from 10 WI 4. This is the only way of
securing a good seat.
Balcony 25 cents; Body of Hall 20 cents. 00291 t
33)
Do AnCONrAee
t
WHEATLEY & CLARKE'S ARCIIST
• • THEATRE.
THE LAST NIGHTS!
THE LAST NIGHTS!
OF
THE MONKEY BOY!
THE MONKEY VOY!
THE MONKEY BOY THE MONKEY ROY:
TO NIGHT AND TO-M
ELYORROW NIGHT,
P
THE ONLY OPPORTUNITIES
Samrre
OP SEEING THE GREAT DRAMA!
your teats.
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE.
Sole Lessee M. A. GARRETTSON,
Stage Manager_.... ._....-- Mr. WM. A. CHAPMAN.
Business Agent— Mr. JOS. D. MURPHY.
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING,
Will be acted, the celebrated sensation drama (al
ready witnessed by over 13,000 persons) of
THE DEAD HEART!
Performed for an entire season in London.
Robert Landry, Mr. Edwin Adams; Legrand, Mr.
Young ; Catharine Duval, Mrs. Gladstane ; Germette.
Miss C. Jefferson.
Previous to the pay
A POPULAR CUM RDIETTA.
Doors open at aquarter to 7 o'clock ; performances'
commence at 711' o'clock. Sir Prices as usual.
CONTINENTAL THEATRE,
(Late National,) WALNUT Street, above Eighth.
THE GREAT AMERICAN CONSOLIDATED
CIRCUS COMPANY,
EVE
RY
MAD HTDURING
T r H o E pr i WEEK.
SGNOR O,
Tho wonderful re l preeenta C ti ANl ve T
of the Ring-Tailed-
Man-Monkey. who will hang by his tail from the ex
treme height of the theatre.
First appearance of WM. H. MORESTE, the won
derful Horizontal Bar Performer.
Re-engagement of W. R. SMITE and TOM KING.
The doors open at half past 6 °Voce". Performance
commences at half past T.
Admission only 2S coats ; Family Circle 16. [oe29-6t
McDONOUGIPS OLYMPIC (Late GAY&
TIES.) RACE Street, below Third.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF
"TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR-ROO .t."
little CORD ELIA HOWARD as MATT Morgan.
Mr. G. C. HO WAR,, as Romaine.
First atmearanoe of BILLY THOMAS. the cele
brated Comedian, in his Laughable STUMP SPEECH,
upon all the toms of the day.
To conclude with
THE ARTFUL DODGER.
AFTERNOON
AT
ON SATURDAY AT TWOO'CLOCK.
Admission 25 and 15 cents.
Doors open at 3i before 7 o'clock. Performanos to
aommence at 7.G o'clock.
VAN AMBURGH & CO.'S
ANT)
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION.
HYATT FROST Manager.
Will exhibit, corner
TENTH AND CALLOWRILL STREETS.
For a short season only, commencing
MONDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 29
Afterwards, Three Performances each day,
MORNING. AFTERNOON, AND EVENING.
Doom open. 10 A. M., and 2 and 634 P.
Admission 23 cents; Children under 9 yearn LS cents.
RARE, m VALUABLE I L AND
CURIOUS ANIMALS
Known to Naturalists, and is the only pure and cor
rect school where youths con aticeessflilly unlock.
study. and define the
GREAT BOOK OF NATURAL HISTORY.
This show contairs all the animals belonging to Van
Amburgh Ic Co.'s Two Menageries, united and ar
ranged into one colossal exhibition, with
TWO SETS PERFORMING ANINIAL
TWO BETS PERFORMING ELEPHANTS.
TWO tolt.TS PERFORMING PONIES.
TWO SETS PERFORMING MONKEYS.
TWO SETS PERFORMING MULES.
0e27-Gt*
SANFORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
ELEVENTH STREET
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
NEWLY DECORATED AND PAINTED.
MR. SANFORD
Ras secured one of the
LARGEST COMPANIES ever presented heretofore,
who WI appear
Sanford will perform every evening.
Doom open at 7; Commence at 71‘.
Admittance 25 cents. Children 13 0011tE. oc18•lm
HEADQUARTERS, FRANKLIN
PI ACE.—FREE CONCERTS—Lunch II A. M.
The beautiful and accomplished Vocalist. MADAM
HUARD, and the beautiful dausause. Miss MARY
CO SON, assisted he Messrs. MURPHY. HENRY,
and HER R HUNKER. the celebrated Pianist.
.0029
CARL WOLFSOIIN AND THEODORE
THOMAS'S SERIES OF 81X CLASSICAL SOI
REES, at the FOYER of the ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Subscriptions will be received at the Monte Stores of
G. Andre & Co.. 1101 Chestnut street; Lee & Walser,
722 Chestnut street; Heck & Lawton, Seventh and
Chestnut streets; and 'Ph. A. Sehmidt, Jumper and
CheAnut streets, where the programmes and pardon
tars can be seen sail Owl'
P ENNA. AOADEMY OF THE FINE
ART:3.-1025 CHESTNUT Street.
" AZO." a splendid Paniting by Mignot.
"THE FIRST SIN," a beautiful Marble Statuette by
An gelini.
On exhibition for a short time.
Visitors will please bring their opera glasses.
FIRE INSURANCE. MECHANICS'
INSURANCE. COMPANY of Philadelphia. No.
IRS North SIXTH Street, below Raco. insure Build
ings, Goods. and Merchandise generally from lose or
damage by Fire. The company guarantee to adjust all
losses promptly, and thereby hope to merit the patron
age of the public. . .
DIRECTORS.
William Morgan, Robert Flanigan,
Francis Cooper. Michael Moiloop . , .
I.eorge L. Dougherty, Fdward hlallovern.
James Martin, Thomas B. McCormick,
James Durosa, Joan Bromley.
Matthew MoAleer, Francis Falls,
Bernard Rafferty. John Cassadx,
Thomas J Hemphill, Bernard H. Hulteman,
Thomas Fisher, Charles Clare.
Francis Mohlam's, Michael Cahill.
FRANCIS COOPER, President.
BERNARD RAFFEKTY, Secretary. oc2J.6in
T HE MUTUAL LIFE IrSURANOE COM
PANY OP NEW YORK.
INVENTED IN YI. eT MORTGAGES ON REAL ESTAII
The premiums are LOWER than in many other C 011117 3-
niee, and the Dividends have been GREASER.
This is a strictly Minuet. Company, There are EGI
Stockholdere, so that ALL THE PROFITS
BELONG TO THE INSURED.
Pamphlete, and every information, may be had
Grum, on application to
F. RATCHFORD STARR. Agent,
8. W. corner FOURTH and WALNUT Streets.
PHILADELPHIA REYERRNCES:
Thomas Robins, John Welsh,
Mordecai L. Dawson, George H. Stuart,
George M. Stroud, E. B. Whet en.
Sohn B. Myers, J. Fisher Learning,
Joseph Patterson, William C. Ludwig. -
John M. Atwood, Arthur G. Coffin,
Thomea H. Powers, George W. Toland.
William McKee. Thor. Watteon. n.93-ly "
VANE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO
A." 406 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED APRIL, 103. BY THE STATE OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RISKS.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel Wright, D. B. Birney,
Wm. W. Walters, J. W. Everman,
Chu. Richardson, Henry Lewis, Jr,.
Geo. A. West, Jacob W. Stout.
0. Wilson Davis, Monk° Stern.
Thos. 8. Martin.
GEORGE W. DAY. President.
FRANCIS N. BUCK, Vice Prea•t.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD. Secretary. t
AMERICAN SAVING FUND.—Oom
_pagy's Building, southeast corner WALNUT
and FOURTH. Streets. Open daily from 9 ail
o'clock, and on MONDAY till Bin the evening. This
Ole Institution has always mud in full, on dement.
without notice.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
All sums paid book, on demand i n
, gold andeii rer.
TRUSTEES
ALEX, NHILLDIN, President.
BASIL. WORE, Vice President.
John O. Farr, T. E. Harter, George Nugent.
John Anspaoh, Jr., Sand. T. Bodine, Alb. (.Roberts,
John Allman, Jonas Bowman, H. H. Eldridge,
Wm. Howard. JOHN S. WILSON , Treasurer.
JOHN C. BIM& Secretary. oc3o-Imif
SPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND,
°Moe, 331 North THIRD Street, between Vine
and Callowhill. Incorporated by the Legislature April
14th 1811. Open rbr Deposits and Payments, daily, from
9 toB3B o'olook, Also, on MONDA'X and THURSDAY
EVENINGS, from b to 8 o'clock.
interest 5 per cent. per annum. Depositors can with
draw their Moneys by Checks, if desired. Special De
Posits reoehred.
JAMES d. PRINGLE. President.
VW •11101• •Ie Rs•nrwthr. artBn-tr
IN TIM COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
-IL FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DMA-
D FLFRIA
Notice is hereby given that I, ISAAC ROBERTS,
h a ve applied for the benefit of the insolvent laws of this
Commonwealth to said Court. Said application will be
heard in the said Court on MONDAY, November 19th,
1660, at 10 o'clock A. M.. when arch where all
in
in
terested may attend. The said Court sits n its usual
room, on the south side of Chestnut street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, In the city of rhiladidphia.
oeS9-raleflh* ISAAC ROBERTS.
NOTIOE —TO TEE HEIRS AND LE-
A. GAL Representatives of DANIEL SCHNED,
LE
late of FAst Earl ow ship Lancaster county, do -ceased.
You are hereby notified, that:by virtue of an order of
the Orphans' Court of Lancaster noun Cy. to me directed.
I mull hold an inquest to divide, part, or value the Real
Estate 01 DANIEL BatiNElleß. deceased, on SA
TURDAY, the lath day of DECEMBER, A. 18e0. at
1 o'clock P. M., on the premises, in East Bari township,
Lancaster county, when and where you may attend If
You think proper. B. W. P. BOYD, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Lancaster. Oct. al, IE6O. oc2B-mtt
LET T E RS TESTAMENTARY UPON
-ILA the Estate of AMY DIXON, late of Bridgton.
New Jersey, but formerly of Philadelphia, Pennsylva
nia, widow, having been granted to the undersigned.
all persons indebted to the sant Estate are requested to
make payment, and those having claims to present the
lame, without delay, those having
MAGEE_, Executor,
No. 403 WALNUT Street
Or SARAH WESTCOTT, Executrix
NOTICE.—APPLWATION HAS BEEN
I made to the Auditor General of the State of Penn
sylvania for the renewal of a Certifieste of Yew", lva
ma State Loan, per act of April 16, Me, No. kVA. fOr
e 1,440.4.15, dated April 10, 1241. in name of Sibilla P.
Kennedy, the name having bean lost or destroyed.
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GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
VINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.—The
subscriber would invite spaniel attention to hia
IMPROVED CUT OF SHIRTS, known as the most
nerteot fitting made. On hand, and made to order at
Shortest notion. YirIIOLFALALE TRADE PUFF/AEA
Also, an extensive parortrnent of DENT'S 7 , 71011811-
tiooM, of Ms own imnottation.
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CHESTNUT T r T e
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0e.25 FOur doom below the " Continental Rotel."
AZUMEA ! AZUMEA ! AZUMEA
AZUMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA: AZUMEA
PROF. MORRIS' AZUMEA BAKING POWDER.
Manufactured alely . 62 North FOURTII
Btreet, and for easeby Orocera generally. aell-amlf
AMUSEMENTS.
WEDNESDAY,
THE AMERICAN PROGRAMME
41Aii11410TH kIEI4 AGE 3IE
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Aserets
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
WORTH OVEA .$13000,0
SAVING FUltili)S.