PWAKCLU. AMD cWKjijtiyjwi*' The Money Market. ;.;i ' .Ho~!~ NstfmhiK 22,lBBo." ' Tha laapeniioh of specie payments by eat banka tp*fe;k**;*itay. ofourpeoplo by surprise, but UYSWstat unexpected by those who km narrowly watched the gathering olonds for the Jam tweatydaye. We - were in the midst of * prosperity. without * penile), «sii^W:W|.;'eMi.p«*t'history. - The oropi of-the mi* AMah throughout the oountryweroabund aat, end. the surplus found nroudy msrket abroad »t who was willing to waith'HntvWOthjte do, and wae'paid for it when data,,, goeigipteitllj, ,at lsastj the future of out ctMtoyWas fall ef/MMalfe, tad yet aTOgua.op prtastTe sekfe '»f eemlig troublo ha* weighed upon ike minds pf eH rnta ; *n<l while they were girding themeelVes toaeet ehd oyeroome the ep- lt,Ju«st ■ with /rightful sad dtauasaapon the 1 ' community, prostjdling, for the tlafcktWfc add and stable Institutions abundantly able to-day to pay tfceir obligations twice over in the bills payable of our strongest houses—paper wbbdh» Short Jeohthago, could have been 'aold In thudidteetputiendortad/at the rate of six per cent,' pertahum. 1 .The hanks of New Yorh.may.be said In.aomn aausa to bare Initiated the suspension movement, whim 'they gravely proposed to do business upon; ceHhtsatesieoelveble at the Clearing House; and. baaed npah otbar peper aeenritiesi For.tha pay meat of these oerdfieetCs.U wbatdTaasm that no one In parttonUr Is:to: be' relpohtible, and their Issue wUlbn : aimp!yaproolamaUon that the banks re-, urtlng to thatr osa are virtually in a stale of stu* petStei? ‘ Virginia, Ifue to her frank and manly. lnittbeta,'eestlhgaild»all Kpedients.and despising all skeass, mat., tie emergency by a direot suipen-' slon. ud hot example was’ Immediately followed by the, banks of WaahlngtohsiuT Baltimore. In yielding to the 'pressure .before they were the officers oflh* banks of beyond doubt, actuated by mottoes wMoh claim oondtj consideration at the hands of tbS'pmblSoY; A large majority of them, without any. referenpVtotheir own ultimate ability.to weather thditoim, regarded a temporary suspension of spsoSS Jlpyatati u absolutely noeessaay to the pro. teetSbn of tie debtar elaes—unfortunately a Urge majmity Inthis, as In most othsr dmerlcsn cities. Thastep'haataab,tak«n,‘whetherwilalyor not, and tkcae iaMtstlonsare entttledto the eordlal good cltisen In the. effort to rsdstoyatheiroani position without.oppressing their ddhitae."',Wi;'tittet,howcver, dint.no. men will mlssaksi thn dcidra to protect a large body of aol- Ttht man, suddenly brought, wi’hont- any agasoy df.their own, futo imminent danger of bankruptcy, fcirVdlsposittonfo promotespacnlation end make a psuSt oat of thalr own dishonor. Moat of tha '•nthmsu in aharge ofoar banks harp a just seta* of their duties add responsibilities, and will meat tt>em for the corporattons they control as they would for themselves. .A stated suspension moat, of neosesily, be a state of . liguldatlbh, and sot of expsnSioß. Xe t thebank* be cordiaily anataibad in taary judioloua aifort to.prepare for sin early redemption, end.thisean be accomplished u toon at the polities! horieon clean. Maa*whlle,lsteyery men pay htoown dabto a*, fast u to». oan ,f Khont oppressing hit neighbor. Small'gjeo 'fgijrtefortTto-reratiooe suits against feanksand indtriduals/acd week men will board epeeie until tie day of reaumptien cimes, wben thay.wUl depoiitit, if it shell not bare been ttolen in the interim, cod’then make profitable cslcula tioa* ae to Um interest it might here earned. Bat nethigg : ef'thlaeort should be permitted to mill* rate against a generous and intelligent effort to re gion tbeeredltof Philedelpble by a resnmpiionof apaela peymenta at the earliest praotioable period. ? hie if no ordinary erieit, brought shoot by over trading, . or. any abase of . credit None of these. ca oee? eoai<i haw brongbt .it.upon in with-facb .i.teiVag’ njfdennws and aererity. It will pus away aa qpiekly an it earns, if patriotism and Simmon renew shall 'resume their away over the mind* of bur people, *°d bring them beak to their undent loyalty to the Constitution and a fraternal rsge«4'®» eaebotbar. Ttto ie not'in any pr?oer senae of the word a oosemerelal crisis; It te ainfplj » mosteßieUva aartaawf lessens upon the commercial rains of our federal Union; lemon. which wUI probably ooet thaeeiwtqr net ig*r thanqbe 1 hundred mllUone of dollaifc'Wkil* we eeionlate the coat of thoia atraqUeU so, sharply given, let n« appreciate its walue, and by itateachln^s. nja.-.effaot of the suspension of epeoie piymeate opoa tbe gtoek.market, oan hardly be defined.' failing Ballroed shares, the on el barometer for the market, lure at once to 18, and doted quite firm. The other speculative shares were bnt par tially benefited bythe improvement in Reeding. Onthe cthair band, aleo, City sires 'declined to 88; whisk, in view of tbit near payment ef a half year’s interest may be taken at little better than.96,'bnt thii iaiitoi is' the rasnlt of the pressure of holder* wpoa the market, realising ifton old inveetments *bd"-»»*»3r itaaled tneoiseqneneeoftheradden rrflieilimaf thrir dhbimntltoee in bank. The toe yreeeion at. the 8 took Board to yely general that in a few days, when bailee* operStioea and bnainaH maa "hava’’ accommodated ihaaaaelves again to.n atabaaf benk isfpetutorß, tkere wffl be a merked* reeotton freat tta lata ; hsmyy decline in, Thfe,optolos>. however, to bald nedar snob doubt* ooneernfngtbs effect ofpolitlaal movements imtkb Sdwth as t* deter the most sanghine from anylerge: operations et present, end the buataese ef the Stock Beard consequently to very meagre, even at the low prises. _ The JivcHtMg Fort says of the New York stock market:" fVitebok markets on tk« first idtimation of the eba wiZEr*Ctk9 arojictef re{>af»m<f«r disouwioa aroon* 4Mjfiw999*i4n»* rHMnv« took avigoroui.Bpward ata lata hour hwt avemnf» «c»adloMrS vercaat. in the railroad stooka.. advaaoa hu not bsea rasintainsd on nffrdrtom'Hrtit lMl> *M ssnaral list haa a firmir o* fUfsuffd, «irk Mflrt ©Ofifidfnt tOQ# 1* aVIBOWI •DtaeaUaeaQO* aaeannati Md boHA» Srm.c Wsw.yprk Cmnsdcetaafnalcif: ens, Swrahtiarlsra, u® 6«fea«:To)edo at *rt£«JB:Uli- TMnssfisos Jmnslsd I ?»sfwt..Mi«sonris». Vlrsiniu e.NmthCwoUnasB. sec at tbsss erioeethesairto wee •aieS Call fcraJiV ars «t bid. 86 asked. - DiWbiHil ftltw'ftiTf 1 tVr* “* far offannr. Wi* mnifortiMtanwof IMt.• Thaol W74ara,97 1* i caßsrat mdraooa xh rsUrrad bofida. Tba btdaiu*' ob aa averafOi 203 yar oaat. battar« i Ta# yajriatataof gow into tbaJnb-TraajmnMto -flftjr• Zha fbllqwing IstbaofSdal report,ef, the action oftWKewYorkbukpreddenta: “ >raof the banks qftbe oitr of 'ts* Baelr.on .Wednesasr, ■> tbllowinf trooeedings l the mtrof Kew York (08Bta*asd alaoxortta «w>«oaiMßtof tba.axebtafaa iroaotM^that auybaak:»_»» *>a ntr* at itt "raoa|Mo ba;aMinabM;Br >billa faoaira&tJUiitM, stooka of-wagtaladf fraato^S^sa^kaa^vsitm* >ea»nc i»um*t*r*owi par 'tfaasirraß -Adsaa» itb eeld aeaunittee* ee i mereeaed amount,at eh thiinammittee bier ,»s,ooe,oo»- , " ih*co*- —jili MmnlT I ~r~ = ** t i' > * f roppiftoiu»wl &&> gjrS* 6f uui Dull lifstw Yoilr. . - ■ ' /OB* A. STirUM,Ch»iim»n ( :KKgpoU*, Buntm.’ ~■ ; " Aieffljgriiuof i>jt* -»—-.*■ ««■'■; Bpaoia Deposit*. CireMWn. W? mBMIIASP *f to_D»«f«r t or ff>af*s>2t Ghocemxb are i« ywr little mariretfor *U kindi is quiet, and jSSEfe ft <»w« I ■ 70?bu«hat« baVa bSfB sold at fa.6Wtffflfi.B7, mostly at VS? at forPennsTly ania and Cmo bids; 20g loi drudge, end 20# ©7l o for bbds. Philadelphia Stock * ' ’ Hovembt RsrOBTXD BT 8. E. SLA* MAI 800 City ft».~.. - .*. < 400 do ..**«. 93H tCOO oe*hV9B, 1000 d0..;..;.c&ih. 98 009 do.~*« .98 1100, do Sijg'flß ,» . do v Jdj*9B 1400 do_ M ..'new..]ol 400 , t do™unew...lQlK ,*S do .now mj2 IJM. WOLehiirh «g., ...look MO do-.J. uu. .100# . BETWEEN 30 Lehigh Bonp^-J..:;.|. SECOND 810 Penna 5«( about). *8 910 do. (about...OS' W»City«s KBO MX 1000 d0..~.j 9§g »0 do. *! 198?4 1000 Cam k Am Os ’74.. M; 90 Cam A Amboy Jt-IM OWWIWff PR. Bid. 4iM. .ffififflftirffij Ml «* Kud R.~ ...18 IBXI Beading bde ’TO.. 793^. 83 Beadmt fa'B4 .70- .. j Penna R div off. 36# - astfi fenna R Sdmt U 8t& 87# MorCloondv ofi*49>* fit I ilor Cl pfdvoff.. . • 109 { gohN la’Bl tnoff.OTX BohNav imp 45.... 83 j gohuylNevHtk.-.-. ' B)4} tehuyiWaTprf ..16 20 < Etmuaß..B I. New York Stock I r ; “BBCOHD 1000 U 85* 74 tfdup:.. 97 ’ KWJ Virginia St fia*»* St ® Bsass&iz: S SSJfrAMS:! 2000 Harlem lit mtg.. 02 ItOOOJBiohCS* let oitf 8 Fond C bds*.. 89 9000 Chicago & RI bds 93 S Ben If 99 10 Continental Bantam 9t 1 11 Del k Hod Canal*. j 87 280 Paclfio Mail a 5....T7- MOttYCentialß—.. 74X 100 do *1075* 100 d0.'.....v...110 75X 840 do.* ,4 .78 *Bo_ do- ... 7SU 360 Erie Wi 100 do™. -gSi 100 do. ,*3O»?S 200 do..w.:_i_.~-i 80 200 d0....™*.b10®3< 100 Panama R..... :..113’- 36ffQiev k Toledo R... 29 THE MARKETS. Aches areauiepEt #0» for both FearlesndFcti. ‘ Flour.-The aid .Fowl*.d by the banks showed its •fleet on the Flour mei»et »..de» In eera.t “"5?“ r ?; end both Folder, aad hanra evinced moraduposition to operate under thee* aneeloM* State and We„em F our is rather nor*etaa&iaalei td-o»j amount to MW ljle M fMfffss^^aassrite^sst^ withrat.. 07600 bbtont 80A0»» «> far mixed to rood, and 8E 7507 20 for extra. Canada Flour It must and •teadfi withxalee of-000 bblx at 5007.20 lor extra, onehwjteet Flour is ateadf at 85IOfor Frost s f u*i H—The Wheat market, U-oush renerallr some what rrooverier tram ite' late letharyie .rate, i»still meek depremed, eld prim favor “'*l! 10 OOObu, Amber Witooniln at *}'1 5 ?1 “L&p™ ij iriiflbnt important change. with sales of 3 400 bha at 8t es!o for WeiternMixed afloat Jed inetore, *jeo™- tinnea dull, end iMtmrK >«'«['* og’ I *^ nominal* Date are dull atSMlto/prßoathern reim a Ssnmr. and «»sH',for*t«e,CMida.»odWeslern. TaovmoKß.-Fork la dull at the deel.ne noted rpi terdar, with tmall e.lMat#lo.7oolofor mats , 810.0 •19,00 for trim. ■ Fwf 1* fflhjrltt""!! «»■•*“•»* 10 for raeeolrad Westeni m*m; 810A0pllforeitrameu, Baoon U rnlh Beef, hams nomlDsl. Cot meats are heavr at7Xe for ehoa'd.ra.sed 10o10«o for h»ms. le doll etUeuKc. Sutter U eellin* at loolto for Ohio, and 10880 for State Chemiednilat»«lW<o. - wuisET jaioiore eteadp at with cetes of SCO. kbls Attctiom Sal*—Meeiw.Dntilh. Cook, * Co. ao!d by •netiom yettardar morning* 1043 bags Rio Coffee « WikUii cents. Bixtv and ninety days end four moothe’ onulit* averaging 913.13 the IK tbs: 40 hhds ot Rtuico vado Moiasseealsoeold atMeenUpfonr months. Solpub C&otsbs. —The uniform of the army has been red for but a comparatively short period In 1444 a part of the forogsof Henry VII were oldered to be dreued In bine coats, guarded with red, without badge* t the right hoee .red, and leßone bide. In eommtndpd that the paisocVs of tbp •oldicre sept to Ireland should be a sad green or russet. The oloaksof the cavalry daring her reign were red. In ]gas;the dreeeeitf the soldiers were gray, and those of the. dreamers purple. In IMO, civilians in Phila4eL> phia, almost invariably, wear garments procured at tb# BroWn-ttoiie Ckrihiav Hall of Rockhili & Wilson. Wo». 003 and 80S Chsatnnt street* above Sixth. Their stock of vesnsr apparel for gentlemen and youths being the finest iff the oountrr. “Know THM Tbtielp ; Pbespub dot Qop to > . of mankind is man.*' 1 Nothing obtains more potency in oar estimate of mankind, ind womankind too, (for man embraces wo man) than external ganiitnre, in which we oomprise drttt and addrt**, Men are cenerally indeed by their sot*, tatfrsr im&mtamf are always made by appear- - aocea.' Hence the importance of acting aad looking well; ffad oer advice to all men is to robe themsslvesin ths beaatiful and seasonable vestments gotten «P at the V oM'Vdoe” ptore of CranTiUe Stokes, No, 807 Cheet |at who pleats each of- his patrons with a rateable aodnsefeUtfi/ . - - ; SPECIAL NOTICES. : slyino Fdnb—Namonal Safety Tbust CoK7AT<Tr-Ch«rteredby the State of Pennsylvania. . L RULES. - l Money k »ie#jyed every day# and in any amount, argeorsmaU. .. 3. FIVE PER OENT.inter«»4&£«jd for money uom the day it ie put in. . < 3. Themoney is always paid liackinGOLD it is oaiied for, and without notice. 4. Mooey is rsoeived from Executors, Administra tors, Guardians, and other Trustee*, in arge or junall sums, to remain a long or ghortpsriod. 5. Ths money received from Depositors U invested in Real Estate# Ground Rent*, anduflter first ola^secariUee. 6. Office open every day—W ALNUT Street, southwest corner,Thini etreet, Philadelphia. , jail ! Sbamkn’b Bavino Fund—Nobthwest Couuxu Sicomd and Walkut Btbk«T6.— Deposit* r«- oeived m smoU-and large amom)ts,from all classes of the oommibuty# mid almwe Interest at the rate of F l VE PER CENT, per annum. | Money may be drawn by obeckf without loo* of in terest. • ■ ; Offioe open daily* firorp* until# o'clock, and 01 day and Saturday until bin# ip thp evening. Freeident, FRANKLIN FELL; Treaeureraaiawrpifrrr, CfIAS. M. MORRIS, ' ' . ' ' . . . j Hift Dri ! Hair Dye! !—Batchelor’s LIQ.UIO HAIR DYK it tk* Original and belt in. the market, All others are mere imitations, and should be avoided it you wish to eaeape ridicule. Bidcndul Black or beaotitol Bbowb instantaneously. Bold by +H Drpj ciita everywhere. The aenuins haa the 'sifnaturs of WILLIAM. A, BATCHELOR upon a steel-plate en aravtnf on four sides of saohbox. Beware of Counterfeite » * Mannfaotorr, 81 fiarolay street* late *» Broadway, New York: CHARLES BATCHELOR* Salamandbb Fibb-Pboof Sams.—A very juM assortment of SALAMANDERS for ttllltru eoaatt* priaee. No. AO* CHkBTN UT *U. Philadelphia. ; «ns tr ' mw fc watson. Gboyib & ; Baku's Üblmbatbd NOIBELEB9 BEWING JUNES . Tho Boh In Um for Ponulyßawing. no. TH9 9t(MTnyi;isi**b ■ KEAD-FISHER.-At C»rod»D, on the 30th lmtant, by Rev. Richard H, James. Mr. Jape* fund to Min Gorman town, on .he tletiMt. by Bor. m.Domine, James F. Thomas, late of California, to MiiuMaij. MoKinnty, daughter of VStit-xSRIf.M tVlSuimst., bvtheßev.P.M. TZ t I CHAMPION- JOTLIN -r9s. lh “ ,* fh &*"“!• ft* 1 !? R*v. Jtnbon JeSerr. JoMth Champion, of MauriOitowr;, toMlsiPhebe K. Joilln, of Nawport Booth. Cotnl.fr findoonnty, N, J. DIED; OONyERY.-OntheJlatinat., Ann,wile of Patrick ; C SC.7.« tj?. *reeidano« of her hnaband, No. 3216 ; ®BBBfe' 9Jjrt !»•»■* William P. Coryell, in the*rtsideno* of bis father-in-law, CaJlowhvll stiebt,on Saturday af- the «et instant, at bar father'* resi dence. CcntreviUe, Books county, Pa., Ella, daughter of Andrew and Sarah i. Craven, in the 10 th rear of Jior this (Friday! monnng, ai H o’olcck. * . 01/NMNOHAU —On tbeJJrt vast., WUiam Cunning ham, in the S3d year of bis ate. ' , ~ _ Funeral from his Tate T«s|dence, (old) W 0.7 Clare straett pareenter*below Sixth* this (Friday) afternoon* *Vkv£nNEY.—On the 90th instant. George W>. son ©rthe &te George W. and jtoe*tma Bevenney, in t|»e 10th yearofbtsage. ‘ Faneralfrom.hismother*!reeidtnee,No. 103 Belgrade street.nb<weJMontaoiiiery avenas.thie (Friday) morn '* D .&sksoN.—On the 18th instant. Pauline Amanda, in the 8-hyear of barege. And onthe list inst.. Prances jjoniaa, in thejtb year other age; ohiidren of Wm. Al. On Wednesday afternoon, the 21st inS;, Mrs. Marion, E.Hneton, wife of Hay, j. h.a. Bomcener. B. P..in jaarof her a«e. „ - The friends ofthe family, the members of the Pasto ral charge of her tnsbana, andJue clerical friends, are afleouoastely invited to attend bar fnneral, wiihont fur ther notice, on Monday, to* Sflth o.ook, noon* at the Oborcfav.m Face streeVbelow Fourth; thence" to prooeed to Keaton, Pa. LLanoaster, Easton, and Ohaoioersbarg papers will please copy.) n t\ HASSLKTT.—On the 91st met.. John, son of .Robert and Uur H.klett, aged « mia.lmoctji.and 22 day.. Funeral from the rcsidenoa of his parent*. Mo, is 18 Carver street, below Lombard, this (Friday) morning, the 20th instant, Mrs, Sarah Hiok 4V,«teof her aon-in-law, Joee.h F.KclrtVNo. ISB Poolar .treet, ihla ( Friday) morning, * t A'tBBLEIL-0n the Jl«t that., George Hiulor, ased 73 *Vuserai from hl.lat. r.cideeoc, N< y. Wincr tif sii t«#ttth andßao., .treat., yin. (Frida)) afternoon, ata *o£iLAND.-Ontb«»Ut mit., dim lea f, Holland, ip frnnf'hl.'fat. TMia.no., No. IMS N. Twelfth eir*ai,t!ite (Pria*r)aft.rnoon, at 1 o’clock. * ' KBNNBDY.rOn tlmJUtinat., wm. Kennedy, In the 1 W* realdonoo, Bangor atreet, No. I«7, U»Urw BbW»c ß ' tin. (Friday) afternoon, at two °'^X < WTok ' tie 33.1 )b»t., Hammond Lawton, u , tb*M.i'denoa of bi> mother, Twentieth, i .torScaltowSiratrcct, «o. ontaturdar afternoon, i the 2Ut inat„ loim Eaton Le Conte, i S « r g&*™iid.no.,B26 Bprueoetreet, on ? iot£ in»t.,.Mr- Algysndcr KlWo, in •eroaftiak th» mtweff, lUned an pimwiniin th» ■* eautizo thz aipa. bj t liXAX'jf*. W.-. v ‘ V ' Exchange'Sales, ; rSlym- -A, ;*»■ McrobunU’ Kxohar.« 00 AM). STgogpWN es’eaiot*.-. £3 ' 16 Reading R.;..ca»h V>l 10 Harrisburg H 4/ -'S- do. 4T 10 Cam ft Amboy .. 114 , )0 ~ do .... 1M 6 , ■ 4 Mom* Canal pr«f.lsB j do*. _...»•** 108 4QBaoeftVme,—2| « WefPMl&dail.-{» , i do M BOARDS. 10 Com A Amboy K. .114 *7 do 8C« 10 d 0... ...b4 vmt 30^4 13Morris Cl Prefd...loB 710 Reading R.-.10t*.. 18 'BO ' do aSvn 18 80 . do~«—...sBwn 18 lOKS-FIRM. Sid Asked I Elmira R erf. 18 17 Elmira 75’73......63 60 Lout filled R. _ .10i5£ IL£ Le&OlftN.—-43 49 Lsh Cf AN Scrip.. 39 35 SSfeff sis i wssntzzsx || IGreen A Coates .... , 17« [Oheitnabfc Walr,ut.. 83 Exchange—*Nov. 22. , board. : 180 Hudson Riv R,..b15 id 100 do 48« IOOMiohSA N I HM SOO Mieb 8 A Guar *tk ss 100 :do ,«10 St 180 Mwh Central R.... 80J£ 100 *- ,d0......_..i15W 35 ' -do~~~ K> 210. 60J4 KM <-d0.... *6O 80 300*111 Centra] it Pop.. • 53 200 do 68« 300. do MO d 0... ..s3O Ba>4 : 400 Gal*. Chicago ft... 64 80 do.. '• .*3O 83 200 d0...'. *WJ4 110 d0......~‘.*16e3K ; 328 Chioogo ft Rook 1..' Bft 180 do.. ..-«K M 0 - do.. —blM MO Chit Her ft quin... 72 m d 0......:. 7i)i CITY ITEMS. SJMOIED. I ROACH.—On'ttae 31*t mat, Mr. George Roach, aged let. re.ide D CallowhlU aS Knmeral ftom the IHd u,et. Third,t-eeu MOW Walnut. hniton.N. A, at 10 o’olook. thl. ( Friday (morjuns.Ao os** by boas from Arch-street wharf* »t 8 A* M., orjiy tlse oars; from Walntifc*tre«s“wharf, at 9 A. «• n THOMAS .-On the SOth mitant. Mr.. Thomas, widow of the late Benjamin Thomas, ageu os 7 *Fimeral from her late residence, in NelherProW'. denoe^ Delaware oounty. thia(Fnaay)morning, at^io ° WARD.—On the net inst., William, son of John and Mary Ward, aged 13month*. tSFuneral from the residence of Ins P«rent*. No. S eoutg Fifteenth street, thil (Friday) efternoon. sUocloey^. Black reps angla'S, 374 cents, Blaok Arradre Cashmeres. 44 cent*. Black French Mermoes* 87Jj o«nu. Hlack French Cashmeres, 60 oents. Gray and Black Neapolitans, 18k oont*. Blaok Paramattaa. 25 oent*. Blaok Alpacas. ISU cents. Blaok Flsur 1?80N, Mourning Store, - PogauiT chenont street. ARRIVALS AT TAB PRINCIPAL HOTELS, DP TO 12 O’CLOCK LAST NIGHT. GIRARD BOUSE—N. E. corner Ninth and Chestnut Jno Alexander, Baltimore Gen Jepkson, Baltimore Tiios Snee. Washington H Harris, Hew Yprlr JM Gallegher, New York Mre Wray, New York A J MoOormiok. Now York G Goodyear, Ohio Mre Goodyear, Ohio A b'ory. New Orleans J F Oiew, New Yotk 3 Duffy. Marietta J C Heylman, Harrisburg w Monson A la, Fa M'uCole Fennsylyania T*L B , I 3S er ', B ,°* ~Z\ 8 Glover, New Yoik M W .Dillon A la. N Y A F Russel, Danville Hon J / Cntteudon, K r Dr Watson, Kentuoky »fi Crittenden, Kentuoky Mr Dunlop A la, Ohio Mi.« Dunlop, Ohio J Muiray, New York Albert,!. YVtoijt Ala, Va This Barry A la. Ws.h, DOM Brown, * la, Woan M K Nicholson. New York jae Lover, .New V ork Miss Houston, New-York Jno B Harriott, Boston W L Lindell, Cbioago Augustus Frioe. Bait N FlDodge, counoifßluirs WH Wqloott, New Vork HW-BBMher, Brooklyn J Oarhart t ]»■ Brooklyn _ Alissffamisonssig, Mil W M Wiiere Lococater . J W Fuller, Lehigh oo Mr Wright fc lu, Pft . E BStijl, rennevlvama Mrs Still, PennsyWanm ft Ward, York Mis* Wnra.New York Jno Hills. Verniont > W WllliomehNew York Mrs Williams, New York W E Camp. Pennsylvania Geo Randolph, New York W H Skelhorn, England Geo H Andenon, N V A DeLatnuolan A la, VCruz MiMiignuoiam Vera Crux Jno Claymont, London Rf ACBmlth, Fenna H C Bradford k la. N York Miss Fay, New York J 8 Coombs & wf. n Jersoy Miss Matteson, N Jersey P 8 Goldsmith A la, N Y JW Wheeling, Conn Geo W nash.Conneotiout faeo Hull, New York A W Lelaenring, Fenna M H Horn, Jr, CatMaueua ChM W Cooper, Allentown W D Taylor fc la, N York w Bannon. 8t Paul Jae Wllrox & la, N York Misa Wiloox, New York W H Cooke. Brootlyn 1, M Kyle & wf, Albany Miss K*!e, Albany W F Donaldson, Kentucky BP Pohenck. Lancaster Jaa Carson'himiiiran W Laurie, Boston W 8 Sabsy. Richmond J B Smith, wash. D C Geo M Glllot. Baltimore H W Hendrisk, Charloston WH Irego,Babimore TS.eener, Wheeling R H SweenerTWheeling F MUoKenalo, Charlejton Daniel Curray, Charleston fl B Fidtleman, Delaware W Temple, Delaware N M Oliver A wf. New York Mias Oliver, New York 0 B Henry A la, Baltimore E Mills A la, Brooklyn CONTINENTAL HOTEL-Ninth and Chestnut street.. H G Commgo, Ohio Mre Kinook, Fenna Abbott, New Jersey S pyor.Fenna Jaoob Stott & la. Cheater oo EC Doran & la. U 8 N M Miller. Milwaukee Warne Mo.Veigh. Fauna M 8 Hess. Baltimore W H Law A la, Conn, it a Hume. Fortsmouth jMrs EF W illiu. L Island J H cooks A la.L island MohHCooss, Llsland W A Moßurney A la H « Slater. Providence Miss Bister. Providenoo Mri Levi Kline fc son, Fa C M Lewis fc la. Conn Hm A£ Bqushter. Fa LEKoner. Minnesota , O 8 Boto'dt, New York Mrs W A Spenoer. N i ork, Mrs JR Vernor. N York Thos 8 toovill fc la. N Y ork H Hullmann, charleston F Glazier. Conneotlont M Thomas. Cqnneotiout Jno M Rinlooh', Charleston JaeJPamith* is.ohatltstn HR Smith, Ctnoinnaii liKeith.St Louis Thos Furinton. "ew York Franois Marke|y. Wash PL C. ooer. New York , J Frank. Lebanon Wm N Morrow, New York T W Bailey, New York Miss Daves,North Carolioa NO Hughes. N Carolina Geo B Walter. New York MiißStewatt, New Ymk- Miss Cowan, New York Master Cowan. New York j Homo, Pittsburg R hee, VitUhurg Gpo Rusher, New York R 8 Fay, Jr. Boeum O Tufts, Boston, , TLutkme, New York B Bammitt, Philadelphia John Boiiretlier, NY Jaa Toy, Conneotlout Kli Sltfer. Harriehnrg H 8 Fairbanks Pfov.R I L BCrooker, Oswego. N y L B Bundiok. Troy, rl Y John F Plummer, N Y John W MoClore, NY„ Jas 8 Gibbes, Charleston AF MoCown,‘Mason, Va WBkinner- - T Blaokhurn. New York John Davol, N Y Gen B FrenohfVirgtnla J M Kntwule. Virginia H W Green fc la. N York Ira Jaggqr, Albany John G A MoConkoy, Fa M>|J4 MoCqnkey, Fa Paml D Toy, .Baltimore Geo E Leonard, Mar)land Geo R Bmmerton- Mass T P G.rdner, Boston D Tillolson fc la. N Orleans C B Fartsworth. Prov, RI John Daggott. Newark. N J Geo W Cfuintayd. N York DDo Gononrin, N Orleans Col J Ulman, Baltimprl! MERCHANT’S’ HOTEL—Fourth street, below Aroti. H M Dunlap, Allegheny oity G PBiindersqn. Indianap'o L Wilmarth, PiUabiyrg A WiOietßidgwaT ~ A B Maxim, Masssobusetts JW MagilL MaeMphusa a Mre n W Moore. Clearfield W G Cmol Columbia, Fa 8 p Kaae, Danville Dr Cj Thompson. lowa W O Blair. Philadelphia J A Bradshaw. N Carolina H H Smith A la, Johnstown miss Uilliuss, Mass C L Green, PittsburgG E Bdwon, Maryl.pd TC Moore. Bdow Hail, Md T W Lewis, Boston L G Bhesfer, Canton, O Chae MoFadden, Fa W 8 watgon, Indiana 8 Ford,Bt Louis Hon A Paokerfcw. M Ch’sk David Blair. Jr. Lsnowter 8 Bernhard, New York JBioruerfcU.Eaeton AMERICAN HOTEL-Chestnnt st„ above Fifth. W 8 Magee, Danville , , G Caldwell, New York Wm T Milbonrn. Maryland H C Tomhnion, Now York G O Bartin,Now York , , Cyrus Carpenter. Boston C Brodhead A wf, Beth<ehm B Allnutt A la, Maryland Miss Dawson. Maryland Isaao Rvane, Cantop. O Jos B Trntlow, Philadelphia F G Wnltner, New York F Bradly,Pennsylvania . WHlver.Jr, Wilm, Del Jae B etewart. PBlaware Sami West, Wilm Del W J Thomas, New York A Robeson, M Chunk G J Spansier, M Chunk J E Dougherty, Del 00, Pa Men OJohnston..Maryland Geo F Wright, Virginia J L Rios, Virginia Jas E Matthews, Virginia H J Davis. Virginia J E Dickinson. Maryland Jas B waits A la. Maryl’d Miss E A White, Maryl&d Geo B Gordon A eon,Del JONES’ HOTEL-Chentnut street, above Sixth.' E Edwards, Philadelphia I, K Mimuire. Philadelphia ThoeP Foster New Jcney A Wallace. New York H O’Connor, Hsltimore John O Bkaden. New York A C Skaden, New York . K F Jgmee, W Ches’er W R Nevine. San Fraooisoo FM (tsapor A wf. Phila J Johnston. Conneotlout KR, Biddle, New York , W Wagner. York, Pa P Gordon. MamaohneetU a Pesters. New York Sami Goff. New Hampshire Seoßsdger, New Jersey B Bands. Maryland » G Mann, Delaware H A Munson,N Hampshire W L Bladen fc la, Penna J D Levingston. N Y B Bishop, Boston Jas Saul. Richmond ST* LOUIS HOTEL—Chestnut street,above Third. John Strong, Now York John H Ph>llipt. Phila W H Parker. Illinois Chap A Tinoker, Chicago &W Cttmminga, Boston John HI ooke, Boston llDar H W S Cleveland. Halt Aien Dick, Buffalo C Scherer, Paris. Prance Win Gunned, Jr, Mass G Tnylor, New York FHOahorne S)a,Phila J D WRegnier, New York F 8 Berion, New Jersey ft D Shoemaker, Tenn THE JJNION— Anjh street, above Third. Jesse l aw. Wilm. Del Jaa LWbltakor NJ W Carlton, Maryland Gen Hl, Cake. Pottaville W T Reitmeior, Lewfsli’g Col R Ratcliff. TainafOa leifo Kdjbarde, Trenton JaopbS Key * la, Pa • Mn C Miller, Ohio . WH Keller, N Jersey wDonahower, Rending J W Har/ison, N Jersey P Leavy, New Jersey 8 M werlgor & la, Pa W a Sharp, New Jersey J B Holcomb, New Jersey Then C Hejl, Philadelphia STATES UNlON—Market! street, above Sixth, J Warner, Penna J C Butter A la..Phila H M Door. Poona Sami Sneider, Phila 8 W Bljmer. Bedford. Pa JR Cannon, Huntingdon John Loilio. New York W 0 Maoomber, N Y Elisabeth Booth. Chesier eoE BCobaugh Jtwf. Penna AHW Orolgh. Pittsburg Goo Boyle. Columbia Isaao Davis, Texas H L Snltzbaoh, Penna T Harley k la, Baltimore J Bowers, Lancaster Jas Goodman, Laniaater Irvin J Cram, Harrisburg A J Aftdprson, Blaireo John Scnlhn, Blair oo NATIONAL HOTBfr-fta«sst;?et, aliove Third, John Soolt, Gettysburg Chas Sailor, Bohnrlkill eh A p Johnson, Pittsburg A C Panooast. Garmantwn A Reinaehl, Lancaster C D Gerger, Reading WH H Miller, Wffliamspt 8 Button , M Young £ la, Kentuokr M T Heintzelman, Pa P S HTsgins, Reading . Jos Whitaker. Mt Clare M Halfpenny, Pennsylvania J jamnson, Philadelphia w Mason, Pottsvlile Thos Davenport A la, Pa J Karch, Lebanon MERCHANTS' IIOUSE-Tbird st., above Callowhill Israel Walton, New Jersey Philip Soholler, Mt Airy J Fryroier. white Haven W W Bohn, Catasagua A Gomer. fcaeton Mrs Bast. Easton A Hawve'r At dan, N Y A J La Bar, Penna A siSt ”«r t la. Berk! oo J H Millar. Lebanon R D Wolff, Hamburg SKrau-e, Lebanon 8 Weltzel, Berks oo Wm O Pooler, Lebanon Wm Happen. Trevorton M B Fellman, Penna Proprietor* BARLEY SHEAF-Seoond etreet, below Vine. Wm Balderston, Bnoks oo Mrs Eollinghead, Penna Mrs Malvin, Strondsbnrg Heml Hill. New Jerser Jno Dilwortb, P-nna , Jrys Hi) 1 . Germantown J Cx3wa!l»der, Pox Chaae W B Brown, Penna « 0 Bradshaw, Quaksrtown J Harvey * la, Hewtoirn JnoThawTAbiniton GW Conover, Penna Jno Conover, Pends J Fell. Penna R Booth, Solebury Isaao Large. Solebury . JLHunt, New Jersey a Hill, New Jersey FOUNTAIN HOTEL-Ssoond street, abjve Market. DSRarson,Rletaond Jm BPergnsoff,Bridgefon D W Mine, Laurel Wm p Crow. Elkton David "oitles, Prederioa Jaa Finlay, Balti(nore Henry D Webster. Delaware Sami L Hall, Leitcio, Del Geo Stone * an. Wilm. Del Lem pel Maynis, Wi'm.Del KB Wingate, Delaware Manloye Aoams, Del WmEUegood, Deiawate Wm Morrow, Delaware Geo Douglass. New Jersey Miss Enropsr, Phila MT. VERNON HOTEL-Beeond street, above Aroh. J Kenderdme. Backs co.Pft. E Edwards, Cheater oo,Pa 0 F Kay, Bnoka 00, Pa Geo King. Bucks 00, Pa a W Lord, Jr. Edge HUI Henry C Davie. hdcp Hill Mrs Graham, Bestonvillc Isaao Knight, Brberry drs Thompson, Georgia Jarod Hulling, Buoks oo , } D Doran, Bristol, Pa COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth et„ above Chestnut. i S Hunts, Penns K D Weston, Penns ?rank Fenujck. Oxford Chas Dugan, Chester eo H Boies, Baltimore S Moser, Pkoemxviile Geo Richards. Pottstown M Hammond, Delaware ) J Brown, wi!ni,Del BALD EAGLE-Third street, above Callowhill. T J Henry, Newtown, Pa John Hookey, Montg oo T 8 Lejflenring, Penna , HBerestraser. Sanooii Vat PTrnxel, Jr. Pennsylvania MrsJTroxel, Pennsylvania Jis Trosel. Pennsylvania J B Knefilef, Pennsylvania Jeremiah 8 Aohey. Leboo MK peo JOisenOpU, F,otUviUo Luther Ootrm, ISOSton, Pa BLACK BEAU HOTEL—Third St., obovo Callowhill. T K Berlingor, Norpstpwn A Psion, Bevr Jerasr Mrs Barron. New Jersey Alwiri Faust. Upper Darby Be" 1 Anderson. SpinnsrsT Joliri Gerhart. Lebanon W W Wayne. Tullytown J Btoudt. Tnllytown A Story O'er. Exeter J SrorU, Boh! 00, fa MARINE INTELLIGENCE. SEE FOURTH !'AUF._ ARRIVED. Bohr Clayton tc Lowber, Jackson, I day from Smyrna, Del. with corn toJaelrßewley & Co, , „ SohrGeoJ Weaser, Tpnneu.adaye from Indian Ri war, with grain to Jas l» Bewley ft Co. BohrWm George, Hazel. 1 day from Smyrna, Del, with gram to Jas L Bewfey & Co. Schr Sarah Lavinia, Connell, 1 day from Caradon, Del, with oats to Jas L Bewley « Co, CLEARED. Bohr Pennsylvania,Morrow, Boston, Blakislon Sc Cox, Bohr Gilbert Green, Weaver, Nonnob, do BT TELKOBAPn. (Correspondence of The Press.) " Nkw Yori, Nov 22, Arrived, ship CoTa Linn, from Glasgow; brigs Delta, of Baltimore, from Graytown; Fspieglo, (Fr) from 81 Pierre, NF, leaking at the rate of eight mqhes per hour, bavjDg been ashore at Now Inlet, Lons Island. Boston, Nov 23, Arrived, bark Western Sea, from Bmyrna. Below, bark David Nickels, faojn Ciemuegos. „ ‘ MEMORANDA. , ' ' Bte&roslhp Bienville, Bullook. from New Orleans* via , Havana 18th nut. arrived at Now York yesterday* , Hteamshis 8t Louis. Fletoher, for ;Ban Francisco, olearedlet New York yesterday. „ , fibipßL Lane, Dryer, from Liverpool, arrived at N York yesterday. Ship Margaret Evans, previously reported as having struck on Diamond Reef, after discharging part of her oargOiwai taken on the Urge sectional aook.in New York, yesterday for repairs. She will have a new kee), some new plank, and be reosulsed and newly coppered. Bark Benetaotor, Corning, from Foo-ohow-foo, ar rived at New York yesterday. Bark Nimrod, <Br) oleared at Nepr Bedford 20th met. for Philadelphia, to lead flour for Liverpool. . Batk" Racehorse. Beartea, for Port Elizabeth, CGH, oleared at Boston Slag Inst. „ _ Brig Talinlah, Plummer, for Rio de Janeiro, sailed from Baltimore yesterday. , • • ’ Brig VeJqna, Barnard, hence,with coal, previously ashore on Ram Head Bar. got on after discharging a portion of her oargo, und arrived at Boston S2d inst. BchrsjDraron, Racier, R 8 Miller, Gifford. F J Brog nard* Williams, and Bay State, Ferguson, hence, ar rived at Boston 2lst inst. ~ Sohr Witoh Queen,(new, 146 tons) Stratton, oleared at Boston2Ht Inst for Philadelphia,' Sohr Carthagena, Parker, sailed from New Bedford tojic*, arrived at Ports* Coojnfabhenop, arrived at Glouce ster If ih in**. - THE JPRESS*-—PHILADELPIIIA, Bohr Daniel Townsend. Townsend, from Jacksonville, arrived at BiohmoiidM,, Sa,L .' ' ’ • Bobr Julia Maine, Preetou, for New Orleans, sailed from Hiolimond Met In,L , Bohr Time Batley, MoGonnell, for Philadelphia, old atHollfax 10th inet. J; . Sohr Fly* Oheeseraan, heuce, arrived at Nantucket 19 M a Kent, Thoiiipkoiiyhenoe, arrived at Baltt mortTfeeterdoy.,..: Steamers T«coay. li)r, and Vulcan, fliornson, Jtcuce, nt'.New. York s estejraay., . , * K HOLMBB’ HOLE. Nov W PM-Ar aohrsT hoa Pot tervGlover, Philadelphia for Roxbury; J Ponder,: Jr, ElUngwood, do for ftutnpy Point. t M k 20th— Ar bark yeorrtT,homo*. Lewis, from Matabzas for Portland; bhff Foster, Lavender. Gonaivea for Bos ton; sebrs Emetine G Sawyer, Dobbin, Alexandria for Boston; Henry Hooteu. Kidder, Wilmington, NO, for Boston; Edwin Reed Chlpman. Christopher Loeser. Laws, and Tomab.Andorson, Philadelphia for-do. R G Porter. Smith, do for Danvereport; Maine Law, Amea bury, do for Marblehead. Pld brigSuwanneeisohr Edwin Reed. 21st—At brigs G L Buoknam, l<eighton, Wilmington, NC, for Boston ; Orizava. Peudleton, Delaware Cit», fordo: sohsJ BAustin, Davis, Wilmington, Del, for ao; Effort, Doughty; Rebeooa Knight, Endioott; Adolftide, —; Baltimore. Majo, and L Audenried, Bartlett, Philadelphia for do; J B Johnson. Johnson, and Laurel, Arey, Philadelphia for Roxbury; Eli Townsend, Williams, apd WH Malller, Colby; Boston for Philadelphia: H r Simmons, Godfrey, balem for do. In port at 10 AM, wind NW, the above arrivals of tn-day; also, barks David Niqkeis. George Thomas; bri*sFostor, Hylas; eohra J Grierson, Alice Lea, Gold on Gate, J Ponder. Jr, Thomas Porter, Unlnair, Mont rose, h G Sawyer, Henry Hooten, C Loeser, Tomnh. Boundary, Wiltiam Hill, Laura Jane, R O Horter, Maine Law. THE THIHD ANNIVERSARY OF 1k.5 THE BUBINBHS MEN’S DAILY UNION PRAYER MEETING will bo held in the PAN6OM BTRKET CHURCH TO-DAY, (Friday,)at 12 o’olook. All are affectionately invited to attend. 3t* NOTICE. —A MEETING OF THE ILj Stockholders ofthe GERMANTOWN MA* Ki*.T COMPANY will beheidattheoffleo ofthe Secretary, MAIN street, Germantown, on the third day of De cember, 18G0j at 7 o’olook P. **»to eleot a Hoard of Di rectors. . JOSEPH KING, Secretary. n 033 7t* TO LECTURE COMMITTEES.-AS IT LL3 has been stated that the cubgoriber would de cline leoturing this season, he takes this method to contradict the report, and to assure the manager* of Young Men’s Associations, Literary Institutes, and Benevolent Booi*ties, that he will acoept thnir invita tions, if addressed lo , PARK BKNJAMIN, U 4 West SEVENTEENTH Htroet, noa-lmd&W New York City. |Y7S=* ZIO If PUOTESTANT EPISCOPAL ILS CHUHOB, Noithe&st oorner of EIGHTH Street ftmTCOLUMBIA Avenues-will be opened for Worship on * } UNoA'** the 28th inat.»on vhioaoooa* eion there will bo service Morning* &nd Evening. There win «!*o be servloe o» the Evenings nf Monday* Tuasdave Wednesday* and Thursday, 20th, 27»h,28th.and 29th ln«t. ■ , . Right Kev< Alonso Potter, L. H.* Bunday Morning* )# past jo - . Rev. A. M. Do Wolfo Howe, D. D.,BundayAlter- Rev. flaoon Stevens, D. I), Sunday Evening, H past 7, Rev. Philips Brook*, Monday Evening, K. past 7. Hev. Richard Newton, H, D , Tuesday Evening, H P Rev.'Chs*. I>. Cooper, Wedne*dayJKvening, H past 7. Rev. J. M. Douglass,(Reotor,l on Thursday Morning. Thanksgiving Day, at KpasUO. A . w Rev. R. A. Carden, Thursday Evening. H pn«t 7, A oollcotion in aid of the Building Puna wiU be taken at eaoh service. no33*2t (T-g* AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF TUB kit Academy of Natural Boienee* of Philadelphia* h«Ta at the Hail of the Aoademy. November 53.1860, Mr. ISAAC L tvE, President, fn the chair, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted i . ... Hesolved, That the Academy has heard with tho deepest regret of the death of our late esteemed Vice President, Major JOHN LE CONTE, who has lor so many years adorned the ranks of the students of Natu ral Science iu America, and who* at tho time of his deoease. was one of the oldest Naturalist* of our ooun- R»o!u«<j, That Mr. John Onssin bo requested to pro pare a biograDhioal notioo of Major le Conte. Hesolved, That the members of the Aoademy do hereny tender to the bereaved family of Major Le i;onte their sinoere condolence upon the great loss which they have sustained. . , Resolved, jhit the feoretary bo instructed to *end* to the family of our deceased Vice President a oopr of these resolutions, and that they be published in the daily Journal* <a this city. Resolved. That the members of tho Academy meet at their HALL on SATURDAY MOKNING, at 10 o’o'ook, to proceod from thence to nttena the funeral of the deceased. -THOS. BTEWa H DSON. it* Secretary. ffS 5 * ALUMNI ANNIVERSARY.—THE,AN- November 23d, in the College Hall, Ninth street, above Chestnut, at eight o’oiook. The Provost, Rev, Dr. GODWIN* will address, the Alumni, and the Oration will be delivered by the Rev. H. E. MONTGOMERY, ofNewYork. .... Orchestra under the charge of ft|r. ffassier. Tiokets way lie had gratuitously by applying to the Janitor at the university, or at Hagard- Book Store, 724 Chestnut street. ' / n2l-3t T&aimmisifoffimjmt' PHILADELPHrA.”—The Nineteewh Anniversary of th* Association will bo oeiebrated at the MUSICAL FUND HALL, on FRIDAY EVENING, Novombcr 23, at 7& on which oooasion the Annual Re port of the Board of Managers will beread,nnd ud d resses delivered ny Rev, A, A. WILLP TTB, Rev. JOSEPH A. and GKO. H. STUART.Esq. ORCHESTRA UNDER THE DIRECTION OF PROF. HABSLER. Cards of admission may be had gratuitously by applying to the undersigned. No. hO North THfRD Street The number ot ticket* will be |OBitively limited to the the nojg I23if • fregulept. ryw* OFFICE PE NNLYI. VANI A RAIL LL3 roau company. Puu.ADßi.pmA., October 17,1660. The Board of Direators h.avu this day declared a semi annual dividend of THREE PER CENT, on the Capi tal Stock of tho Company, olear of State tax, payable on and after NOVEMBER 18.1860. • Powers of Attorney for oollootion of Dividends can )6 had bn application at the Oihce or the Company, No. 138 South THIRD Street. THOS. T. FIRTH, oolS-tdel ' Treasurer. HfiTAfL DRY GOODS* LADIES’ OLOAfSS, AT PEUPOED PRIOES. I AIJlEb’ FURS * AT .. , REDUCED. PRICES. In view of the present monetary onsia. the subscri bers areinduoed to offer their Stook of ELEGANT CLOAKS AND PURS AX A PEDDOBON OF IWENTY FIVE PER OENT., FOJI THE BALANCE Of TEE SEASpN. J. W- PROOI-'OR & CO,, THE PARIS MANTILLA, CLOAK, AND FUR EMPORIUM, no2J-tf TOB CHESTNUT BTRFET. PEREMPTORY SALE. LARGE AND STOCK ov STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. L. J. LEVY & 00. Have determined to close out their ENTIRE STOCK AT RETAIL, WITHIN THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. The prices v?ill be marked with a view to SEIiIi THE STOCK. The opportunity will tw Oflercd to the public acd iheir oustomera to purchase at a VERY LARGE REDUCTION FROM THE FOREIGN COST. The interests of the present partners h&yp to be Closeti within the tjme named, a n<j the atopic jntiroJy sold out. no22'St gXOHANGE ON NEW TOjBJC, ANp GOLD. EXCHANGE ON NKW YORK, and GOLD, bought and sold by DREXEIj & CO., n023-lm 34 South THIRD ftreet. Depabtmrnt of Punur Hjohwayh, ) Office B. W. oorner Chestnut and Fifth Sts. > PIIIL«DRI.HIU, Nov. 2J, 1860. ) TVOTIOE TO CONTRACTORS'—seaIed X™ Proposals will lie received until MONDAY, pe* oAtnbora, 1000, until is o*oiooK M., for the construction of a Culvert on WALLACE Street, between Soven* teenthand Eighteenth Streets, two feet six.mches m diameter. ’ All bidders are invited to be present at the opening of Proposals offered, on said day, at 4 o'clock P. M. Specifications may bo had at the Dopaitment of Bur* vejs, whioh will be jfritt/y adhered to. The lowest bidders will oome forward wlthip three days after tho opening of Proposals, or tnoir bids will be considered withdrawn. No bid will be received unless a bond is eiven, agree* »bl, loan Ordinance approved no2s.2s-de3-3t Chief Commiaaioner of High* ays. The life size photograph in Oil (from Ltfelot Abraham Lincoln oaubeieen daily at RKI.MER’S GALLERY, CIO and 017 North SECOND Street, above Green, Refined sugars.-o donoghue, 23 South WATER Btreet.offbrs for sale,atre duoed cash prices. 6,000 packages Steam Refined Sugars and Brrapi. Suspended bank’notes of Pennsylvania, New Jorsoy, and Delaware token at par. n023-2t» gHOTWKWS SWEET CIDER, MADE EXPRESSLY FOR OUR SALES. The first invoice of this CELEBRATED CIDER Just received. ALBERT O. ROBERTS, DEALER IN # FINE GROCERIES. ooSl-tr Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Streeie, jjIAMILY FLOTJR, MADE FROM CHOICE WHITE WHEAT, O. H, MATTSON, g, w. par. ARGH and TENTH mreel». ,31, SPARKLING AOT> STILL CATAWBA WINES, xintiicroEin m J. ESHELBY. Alnr* on hand, and in lot* to /nut parohoeeri, bj OHARLEB F. TAGGART, Solo A,Out, jy,.6m No. SSI MARKET gtreel Cincinnati, Ohie* FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1860. NEW PUBLICATIONS, THE INDEPENDENT. CIRCULATION NEARLY 00,000, AND CONSTANT LY INCREASING. , The following despatch from the home of Mr. Lin coln appeared Iu the New York Herald of Tuesday: tCPECUL DESPATCH.] “ Spring jjsld, 111., November 19. “ There wero no plaoe-ssekers here to-day. Mr. Lin coln entertained himself and a few visitors by reading aloud articles from the Independtnt,” The President Eleot knows wn&t paper to read when he wishes good reading, He wilt also read this week’s number, in which he will find some of the most aimi rable artioles whioh have ever been printed in this country. Forinstanoe, he will be specially interested in an artiolo on "THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION: SUMMING UP.” From the penof HORACE GREELEY, Also, an admirable sketch by Mils. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE, Entitled “ THE D BACON’S DILEMMA ; The Use op tub Beautiful.” REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER Contributes his usual SERMON, PhonograpltfoaUy reported by Mr. Elmhwood, And revised by the author himself. “A QUAKER MELTING.” An entertaining article, by REV. THEODORE L. CUYLER. An instructive paper, oalled “THE LOST OliE FOUND," by REV. STEPHEN 11. TYNO, D. D. An interesting biographical sketobol "ADONIRAM JUDSON,” „ by REV. ROBERT M. HATFIELD, A now and beautiful Poem on “ ITALY,” JOHN G. WHITTIER. A Story of "DUTCH HILL,” CHARLES L. BRACE. A Thanksgiving Tale, oalled THE TKMPTATIONB AND TRIALS OF JOB THORNDIKE," CHARLES F. BRIGGS. A now and original Poem, by Thomas Bails? Aldbich, ' Entitled PISCATAGOA RIVER. The COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT discusses " THE PAN 10 AND ITS CAUSE.” The Editorial stafT oftho INDEPENDENT consists of the following persons, aided by other writoisi Rev. Leonard Bacon, D. D.,of New Haven; Rev. Rich abd fl, Stores, Jr., D. D., of Brooklyn; Rev, Joseph P. Thompson, D. D., of New York i Rev. 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THE PICTURE GALLERY— Containing Scenes and Inoidents, with HD JHustratiossof Events in Amnnoan History, a large quarto, beautifully printed on tinted paper. THE LIFE AND TRAVELS OF THOS. THUMB, With illustration?, on tinte^papof.' THE JUVENILE PILGRIM’S PROGRESS, beauti fully Illustrated. a large assortment of JUVENILE BOOKB always on hand and for sale at low prioes, n 022 JUST PUBLISHED—THE BOOK OF THE SIGNERSt Containing Fao-Simile Letters of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence. Il lustrated with sixty-one engravings, from original pho tographs and drawings of their residenoos portraits, ko. Quarto, $8 Large Paper Copy, India Proofs, 818. A Book that no American should bo without,and adcsi-. deratum .a „v.r, iibrar,. RROTHERHEAD . Publisher, and Importer of Old Books, Autographs, and oo3l”lm- VI ° 811 ' 318 South EIBfITH Btreft. BOOK BUYERS.—Gentlemen: I have taken the Basement of tbe Philadelphia Bank, 419 CHESTNUT Street, where I will continue to buy Snd soil (as I have heretofore done at the Oustom ouee Avenue Book-stand) old and now Law and Mis cellaneous Books. I have for sale upwards of 100 old black-letter Books printed prior to the year 1499. Also, a oopy of Erasmus on the New Testament, 2 v015.,4t0, printed In 1648. Price 850. IwillAlsodeaunEpgravlngs and Autographs. Persons at a distanoe wishing to sell Books, will desoribe thoir names, dates, sizes, bindings, conditions, and prices. Pamphlet Laws at Penney!- TStotf* °’ d *°° h " ,0n AmBr few? , OAMPHKLL. BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY* Blank books and stationery. M. A. REES, Blank-Book Manufuoiurer, Stationer, and Printer, No. 4 IS W ALN UT Street, botween Fourth and Filth. (Formerly David M. Hogan.) BOOKS for Banks, Pubtio Offices, and others, Ruled to &Dy given patera, (with or without Heading printed,) and Bound in the best manner, both with regard to noatnesa and durability. Orders for An nual and other Reports, Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads, and JOB PRINTING of every description, exeouted in ilie best style, at short notice. Also, Engraving and nthographio Printing. A general assortment of Amerioan, French, and Eng lish (Stationery, Cap, Letter, and Note Papers, Enve lopes, ko. Initials stamped on Paper and envelopes. Music and Books relxmnd in any stylo of Binding. Having* through misfortune anil losses, been obliged to give up business, I would rospsotfuliy reoomniend to mr friends ami patrons.my successor, M, A. REtoS, who will oarry on the busmen under my perßonalisuper intendenoe, at the old stand,4ls WALNUT Street. Orders thankfully received', and' executed with fidelity r&ssrim a. He.,. P'~ OINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY, No. 951 UJSAOH StMjt. Xeiwinetoa, Philsd.lrhiA.-WJL SIAM H. TIERS informs ills Iriends that, harm* pur chased the entire stock of Patterns at the aboYoFoan* dry, he is nowprepared to. teoblveordaTsfor Rolling, snst, and Saw Mill Castings, Soap. Chemical, nn< House Work, Geanng. Castings made from Rever beratory or Cupola Fainam, in dry or green sand, or foSffl- ’ mygrtf ORIENTAL DETERSIVE SOAP.—Ono V-r pound of whioh will do aerauph waeliins. and do it better than three of ooromon rosin soap; clothes need no boiling nor rubbing on a w&th board. Over 100,000 fanultea are now constantly using it, We guarantee it to give nausfaotioiiior return the money, Allreapoota bleUrooerahave lifer "*>*,, fc HcKKONK . 3ft and 04 South Wharves SPIRITS TURPENTINE.—OB Ws.Spts TAUSP—For Bale by WETHERILL $5, %> BROTHER. 41 uid 49 forth SfSCOtJI) B(ref J. m 1? South WHARYE§. noi3 apM.wiftf GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. T n e ORIGINAL!!! CRAVAT STORE IS STILL AT NO. 701. N. W. CORNER SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT. noI9-tI J. ALBERT ESHLEMAN. FUNE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.—Tho ... "pccirvl attention to his IMPROVED OUT OF SHIRTS, known as the most perfeot fitting made. On hand, and made to order at shortest notioe. WHOLESALE TRADE SUPPLIED. Ai B £’Sn£#S M, y?£ ssortra ® nt of GENT'S FURNISH ING GOODS, of his own importation. J. W. SCOTT. .. „ , 814 CHESTNUT Street. oo2s Four doors below the »* Coutineatal Hotel.” JVOIIOE TO GENTLEMEN.'—The best x * ftssortnjent of SHIRT BOSOMS ever offered for °. ,n T jie oity of Philadelphia, comprising Prince of X’ ale l‘,i , J n penal, Abraham Lincoln, Ao., Upright Plaits. Bias Plaits,, and Cross Plaits, some containing three Plaits, CHARLES ADAMS & SON, noio tr EIGHTH and AKCfI Btraeia. FURS. PURS! PURS! GEORGE P. WOMRATH, NOS. 410 AND 417 ARCH STREET, Has now Open A FULL ASSORTMENT OF LADIES’ FURS. To whioh the attention of the Publio is invited. ooJ-4m LADIES’ FANCY FURS! FANCY FURS! -JOHN FAREIRA, 718 ARCH street, has now in store, of ms own importation and manufacture, a very large and beautiful assortment of all the different kinds and qualities of Fanoy Furs, forladies’ and ohil dren’a woar, selling at manufacturers* fmoea, noJ3-7tr WATCHES, JEWELIIY, &c. JAM ES E. UALDWELL & 00., eaa chestnut st. IMPORT AND MANUFACTURE PINE WATCHES. RICH DIAMOND AND ALL OTHER JEWELRY, MANTEL CLOCKS AND DRONZES. STERLINQ SILVER-WARE, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PLATED GOODS, PARIH ARTIOLES, FANS, OPERA-GLASSES, Ac., The prinolpal part of our stook I. entirely new at MODERATE FIXED PRICES. An Examination will entnll no obligation to pur chase. nol-tlal-if *s§.' fine watches, of the most op ■fetaf graved makei.; Jewelrj of ever, description. TTr Silver-ware equal to coin; also. Floted-ware of the best quality, nt G. K.USSEi.L’B, ooM-lm 33 North SIXTH Btr«et. X®, SCARF-PINS, STUDS, and SLEEVE AM# BUTTQNS.—.A largo assortment of Carbuncle, Coral, Lava, and Jstrusoan Gold Hoarf-pins, at ... _ G. RUnSKLL’o, ooff-lm 22 North SIXTH Btreet. TOYS. PRYING BABIES, SLEEPING BABIES, v AND PAPA AND mamma dolls. Beantlful'patteros / rom o ° ra »™ “ wax heads. Also, China and Muslin Dolls, China Dolls, Kid Dollb, Paper Dolls, and 20.000 dozen new Toys, in greatest variety. ju.t opened, W. TILLPR. Importer, noll-dt - 34 South FOURTH Street. HO non CHRISTMAS BALLS, ALL . Sizes and most Dazzling Colors. Also, Glass Fruits. Call early, before all are sold. W. TILLER, Importer, no!7-Ct 24 South FOURTH Street, BEADS! BEADS!! BEADS!!! ALL Colors, Sorts, and Sizes, _ _ _ W. TILLER. Importer, no!7*Bt 24 South FOURTH Btreet. MILLINERY. MISSES O’BRYAN, 914 CHESTNUT street, above Ninth, will open Paris Millinery, for the Winter, on Thursday. Nov. 8,1860. n7-Jm*- LOST. LOST.- J. F. PENISTON’S NOTE, dated October sl«t, 1660, at ninety days, for Three Thou sand Dollais, drawn to ray order, ana endorsed *‘ Bich’d M. Loa;” also, "William Lea, per Rioh’d M. Lea, Att’y.” All persons are cautioned against negotiating the tamo, as payment has boen stopped. nol6-28t* 322 bOUTH WHARVES, T OST OR MISLAID Certificate of tcck No. 286, for 12 shares in the Now York Mid dle-Coo) Field Railroad and Coil Company, and would hereby give notioe that I have made application for cortifioate in lieu thereof. noJ SQt EDWARD HUGHEB. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. HI ÜBPHY-WHIPPLE IRON BRIDGE. iTJL STONE. QUIGLEY, & BURTON, Wo. 333 WALNUT KTREET, PHILADELPHIA, Bfg leave to inform Railroad Companies, and others interested in bridge construction, that they nave formed a connection in business with JOHN w. MURPHY, Civil Engineer, (author and inventor of the above well known plan of iron bridge.) and are prepared to execute orders, from any part of tue oountrj,from his designs and personal eunerinteudence. Allletters relating to plans and estimates should be addressed to JOHN W. MURPHY, flivil anxineer. nol3-6m For STONE, QUIGLEY, & BURTON. LEGAL* IN THE MATTER OP THE ESTATE OP EDWARD SMITH, DECEASED. The Auditor appointed to audit, settle, and adjust the aco ft untof MATTHEW NEWKIRK, one of the Kxe outors ot Edward Smith, deceased, and to report distrir button of the balance, mil meet the parties iriterested at his offioe, at the Southeast corner of EIGHTH and LOCUST Streets, on TUEBDAY AFTERNOON, De cember 4.1860, at four o’olook. Y tio23 isit _ ' I>AN’L DOUGHERTY. Auditor, IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. GILBERT R. SPALDING, assignee of Charles J.Ro geisva.WILLMM D, ROGERS. Fi.Fo, September T..18C0. N 0.633. The Auditor appointed to distritute the fund in Court arising from the Sheriff's Sole under above writ of fieri faoios,wiU meet the parties interested at his office at the southeast corner of EIGHTH and LOCUST Streets, on FRIDAY, December 7th, 1860, at four o’olock m the afternoon, when and where all parties interested are required to appear and present their claims or be dq oiared from coming w-on this fund. n023-10t DAN, DOUGHERTY, Auditor. IN THE 1 IbTRIOT COUHT FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. BUSHROU W. KNIGHT vs. ELIZABETH HAR MEK, Administratrix to the Estate of James Harm«r, Contractor, and Ktizabetn Warmer, owner. Levari Fa oias. September Term, 1860. No. 736. . _ HENRY I. BOCKIUS vs. BAME. Levari Faoiaa. September Term, 1860. No. 746. ... The Auditor appointed to report distribution of the fund ill Court, ensmx from the Ohoiiff’H eale under the above writs of u All that lot or piece of ground, 'rflth the thToe-Btonedbriok building thereon ereotea, sauatp at the southwest oprner of Eleventh and Barley street, in the city of Philadelphia, containing ip front or breadth on said Weventh street twdbty feet, more or lets, and ‘extending of that width in length or depth westward along said Barley sireet eighty-two feet to a twenty feet wide street, laid out by Joseph Swift, &o.»” will attend to the duties of his appointment on TUES DAY. the fourth day of December, at 4 o’olock P. M.. at his Office. No. 404 PRUNE Street, when and where all persons interested aie required to present theif iaims, or bo debarred from coming men said fund, ' no2l-10t P. P.MORRlsrAtiditor. KEROSENE OIL. PORTLAND KEROSENE OIL. In order to meet the constantly-increasing demand for this justly CELEBRATED OIL AS AN ILLUMINATOR, the company have now doubled their former oapaoi ty» and have the moat extensive works for manu facturing Oil from Coal tn the Catted States; and in order to insure for us a constant supply, adequate to the demand, they have positively refused to establish any new agendas, or create siy new outlets for it what ever. What we olaira for this Oil is, ra UNIFO^T^m^DAUTV^N^SOTBSt- It Is entirely free from the offensive odor peouliar to all other Coal Oils in the market, and for briilianoy os a light, oleanhness, cheapness, and safety, (having no explosive properties ), is, wo may confidently say, THE ONLY OIL THAT WILL GIVE GENERAL SATISFACTION . Wherever it has been introduced oonsumers will use no other. As there are many inferior Oils sold as Kerosene, we caution dealers in particular against using this trado mark. Whenever doubts exist as to the genuineness of the artioie, we respeotfmiy ask that a sample may be submitted to us for mepeotioa. We offer it to the trade ait tha COMPANY’S LOWEST PRICE, and all orders addressed to as by mail or otherwise wiU meet with prompt attention. _ 9, LOOKE & CO., Boje Agent* and Manufacturers of Aloohol, Burning. Fluid, and Pine Oil, OOlo*Bra No. 1010 MARKET St., Philadelphia MACKEREL, HERRING, EH AD, SAL tvJ. MON, &0.~3,000 bbls. Mess Noe. 1,3, and S Mack erel, large, medium, and small, in assorted packages ofohoico late-oaught fat fish. , _ 8 000 bbls. Newßalifnx, Eaitport, and Labrador Her rings. of choice qualities, 6,000 boxes extra new scaled Herrings. 3.000 boxes ext anewNo.l Hernnte. 3.000 boxes large Magdßine Herrings. 260bbls, Maokinao whito Fish. 60 bbls. new Eoonomjr Mess Shad, 25 bins, new Halifax Salmon, 1,000 Quintals Graod Bank Codfish. . 300 boxes Herkimer-oounty Cheese. In store and landing, lors&ieby MURPHY Sc KOONB. noB No. 146 NORTH WHARVES. \ PPLES ! APPLES! APPLES! 60 bbls Greenings. §do Rusßets, do Baldwins. Als(j, prirn3°Swflfltipples for preserving! foreale low at No. 10 STRAWBERRY Street. r no2l-4t* riARDAMON SEEP—Far saip by WETH? VJ ERILL £ BROTHER, Nos. 47 and 4Q North SECOND Street. uol3 CALX PETRE—For sale by WETHER, ILL& BROTHER, Nos. 47 and 40 North BE CONP Street, *ol> A NNISEED—For sale by WETD BRILL xl. & BROniER, Nos. 47 and 49 North SECOND Street. no!2 ROSIN, PITOn, and TAR.— I,7OO bbls. Rosin, all grades; 260 do. Pitoh, large size: 75 bbls. No> 16 South Wharves. noia WANTS. ■W^TED— A FIRST-CLASS FORK- YSfANTED —EXCHANGE ON RIOH A PARTNER WANTED.— A Partner is wanted with a capital of about 82,009, in one Of the best Seminaries is our country. Address” Prin cipal,” Press office, stating where an interview can be had, nott st* PARTNER WANTED.—A Partnm, with a capital of about 82,000, is wanted In a first-dMs paper,paying one hundred percent Adurear* 1 Edi tor,” office of The Frees, stating where an interview may be had. n032-3f f?n TO 100 PER GENT. MADE IN A 3=?V safe and beautiful Business. The advertiser, a Western firm, wants a PAKTNJSR, with Two to Five Thousand Dollars, to take oharge of and sell & Western production. A rare opportunity. Reference of au un e °J der rsf i ul red. Address " West,” this offioe, stating where an interview oan be had*- no3l-3t* BURNISHED ROOM WANTED.—A j* to hire & commodious Room, £ , 0 J», „2 ♦ owhi 11 and eatt of Twelfth street. Address, Bt nl9°tf* termS and looaUtT ’ RAYMOND, Press office. WANTED TO- RENT—By a good tenant, . ’ f a Btable which will aooommodate about fifteen horses. Address *» Stable.” Press office: noi-tf WANTED —An active business man, having 97,000 to 910,000 . to take the plaee of a retiring partner in an established Mercantile trasipegf, paying .a net profit of ss per cent., without risk. Ad dress "-Partner,” this offioe, with real name, not tf nnn TO loan on mortgage. 3 n 4 » FOR SALE AND TO LET. a FOR SALE, THE STORE AND DWELLING, No. 11l ARCH Street. Term. SHI. Apply to ALL.EN A SIMS.RnaI Eitato Broker., S.E. corner FOURTH and WALNUT Street.. No. 3, seoond floor. uoSS 6t* m for sale, very low, and on JfiM. .terjusunnsuallracoommodating.the four-story DWELLING, No. 2fiTBouthf»EVENTkENTflPtreet, containing all the modern improvements. Lot 19*200. Apply to ALLkN & BIMS, Heat Estate Brokers, tt. E. comer FOURTH and WALN UT Streets, No d, seeond floor. no2S-3t* LARD-OIL FACTORY To rent, a |Bl LARD-OIL FACTORY with 82 Patent Lever Fiuaes, with Flatoi.'Bigs, Tnbe, Kettle., Tank.; all tarcraplplete order. Api^yto ' V ROWLEYV ABHBURNFR, & ciQm ooi No. 1C fIQUTK-WEAR YES, nno CHAIR AND 0 ABINET MAKERB. The Fhceuix Wood-Bending Company, owners of "Blanchard’s Patent,” for the States of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland, will sell county, town, or shop rishts, or grant licenses to use, on easy terms. Thu is the only patent. All infringers will be striotijr dealt with. Apply to JOHN BILBBY, or C. A. BURGESS, No. 34 BROADWAY, New York! 004-d3m For exchange.—a choice tract of good unimproved farm land in the State of New Jersey, convenient to the oity, will be exchanged for oity property. Apply at No. 119 FEDERAL Street. jyjISSOUJRI LAND! I 600,000 Aores for Bale and entry, at prices ranging zroojiM to 09 cents per Aore, in any quantities re ’'taxes paid, and PATENTB procured for puxchv sen of Land under the Graduation Aot. Plats furnished gratis by enclosing a postage stamp For farther information apply to WILSON, RAWLINGS A CO.. V* 6. and General Land Agents, 6# CHBBTNUT Street, Between THIRD and FOURTH, LAND WARRANTS bought, sold, sndlooa\e<i. oog-ia BOARDING. TIOARDING.-A FINE THIBD-STOBY front/oom,withfirst-olessß'ASD,oan be had permanently.at 1315 WALnUTStreet. nott-Ot* A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL RENT A furnished ssoond-story room to a s*ntlem«n, with breakfast, if desired. Apply 1121 SPRUCE St It* A FEW LEFT, OF VERY CHOICE ROOMS, for * ingle Gentlemen and for Families, at moderate at the RICHARDS BOUfttr, corner RIGhTH and SPRING GARDEN. J. G. CHJIDSEY, Proprietor. no2B-lm Avery elegant suit of rooms on sooond floor, vacant, with Board. Will be let together or separate. Apply N. E.cor. SIXTEENTH and L-OOUST StreeU. no!7 6t* A PLEASANT HOMS is offered to a gen tlemen and wife, in an Araenoan i family of three persons, having more room than they.ream re, in the pleasantest tart of the West End, GREEN St., above BROAD. The house contains ai! the modern Improve ments. Rerereaoet exchanged. Address a note to " Home.” at the office of this paper, which will be im mediately attended to. nolB-tf THIRST-CLASS BOARDING, with hand -R some communicating and single Rooms, at 14 IT LOCUST Street. oclfrlm* EDUCATIONAL. INSTRUCTION IN SINGING.—Mr. LOUIS DELFURIE, Profeaor of Vooal Musio. after the modern Italian method, hasj.removed to No, 703 SPRUCE btreet. nolB-nnri6t* VISITING TUTOR.—A GRADUATE OF * Harvard College. Cambridge, will give private lee sons in Latin. Greek. Mathematics, and the higher English Branches, and will prepare boys to enter any class in College. Address H. U., Blood’s Dtspatob, uoH-wf&mSt* , HfESDAMES CHEGARAY AND D’HER •LvA VILLY respeotfolly inform their friends and the eublio that they have removed their Boardinrand Day School for Young Ladies from Logan Square toNoe. 102 T and 1529 SPRUCE Street. „ , Pupils from five years of age upward prepared for the fourth olass. J yJP-4m Bryant, btratton, & Fairbanks’ MERCANTILE COLLEGE, 8. E. corner SE VENTH and CHESTNUT Streets, -Day amt Evening Sessions, Individual instruction in Bookkeeping, in oludtagGeneral Wholesale and Retail Business, Ship ping, Forwarding and Commission, Banking, Ex change. Manufacturing, Railroading, Steamboatinc, &o.« the most thorough and practical oouree in the United States. Also, Ijeotures, Commercial .Calcula tions, Arithmetic. ami the higher Mathematics, Pen mansnip (best in the city). Correspondence. &o* For sale, their new Treatise on Bookkeeping, beauti fully printed in colors, and the 6<st work published* ssm-tf * : . _ . ■ BUSINESS CARDS. DR. S. T. BEALE, DENTIST, Has removed to 1113 CHESTNUT Street, (Girard • tow.) Philadelphia. oda-lpi* . PAWSON & NICHOLSON, » BOOKBINDERS. Nos. 519 and 591 MINOR Street, Between Market and Chestnut streets, PHILADELPHIA. JAMES PAWSON, JAS. B, NICHOLBON. I? 27 ly* SFUGUET & SONS, • IMPORTERS Oh HAVANA CIGARS, No. SHI South FRONT Street Jteoeive regularly a full assortment of desirable OI GARS, whioh they offer at low rates, for oashor ap* proved credit. * jelO-ly Hobaoe see, M£OHANIOAti ENOtNBEK, M. (Nes-rtv ?9po*it* the County Court House,) Prepare* **»irlni*» Ad*, and transacts all other 'bns :a e4 u oonneotea with the obtaining of Let ters Patent Machinery Designed and Drawings made. au26-3m* ORLEANS (LA.)'PIOAITJNE. JOY. OOE, & Go.- lav® been appointed sole agents in Philadelphia for > bis extensively circulating paper, of commanding in luenoe. Business men are advertising in the best news papers of oity and oonntry, at the offioes of JOY .COE, k CO.» Advertising Agents, FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets, Philadelphia; Tribune Buildings, New York* se26-tf K K. 00ft SOft, RETAIL estate broker. ifORRISTOWN. JPA» OFFERS AT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SALE, some of the most desirable and productive farms in Montgomery and Chester counties. Also, several Mer chant and urist Mills, in desirable parts of the country. Persons wishing to poroh&se properties, either as homeaor investments, will find it greatly to their ad vantage to call, or write for a catalogue. Several handsomely fenps exchange for oitj property, Norristown Properties Cprsale or rent. Good Mortgages negotiated reasonably. A only to R.K. CORSON, noaS-im no»wi»town.?». INSURANCE COMPANIES. rjiHE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY OP PHILADELPHA. (FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.) COMPANY’S BUILDING , S. W. CORVES, FOURTH AND WALNUT STREETS. DI R#QTORB: F. KATcnFORn Btarh, MoßDscxr L. Dawson, William McX.be, Qbo. H. Stuart, Nalbro Frazier, John H. Brown, John M, Atwood, if. A, Fahnestock, Benj.T. Trbcck, Andrew D. Cash, Henry Wharton, J. L. Ehbinokr. F. KATCHFORD STARR, President CHARLES W. COXE, Secretary. felQj rn HE MTJTUAL LIFEIITSTJRANOE 00 M X PANY OF NEW YORE, Asset*: SIX MILLIONS OF HOLLARS, UfYXStRD IN YI*BT IGORTOAGIB ON SEAL SSTAVIi WORTH OVER #l3 000,000. The premiums are lower than in many other Cornea nies, and the Dividends have been orxatxr, ie a strictly Mutual Company. There are n Btookholdors,so that ALL THE PROFITS BELONG TO THK INSURED. Pamphlets, and every iafonaation, may be had BEH.O, on STAKE. Agent, B.W.oornerFOURTH and WALNUT Streets, PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES: Thomas Robms, John Welsh, Mordecai L. Dawson, Georio H. Smart, George M. Stroud, E.o.wheen, John B. Myerg, LFtsher Learning, Joseph Patterson, William G. Ludwig, Atwood, Arthur ©.Coffin, Thomas H. Powers, George Yf.Tol&nd. William MoKee, Thos. Wattson. n»-ly*i3 171 AME insuranoe company, no. A* 406 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA. IMCOHFOEATED STATE OF CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RISKS. DIEECTOBB. Samuel Wright, D-B. Blrnej, Wm. W. Walter., J. W.F.varman, ChM. Kiohardeon, Konrr Lewn, Ir„ Geo. A. West,. Jaoob W. Stout,) O. Wllaon Davi., Menbo Stern. Thos. S. Mb^s hgk w . DAY, President. FRANCIS N. BUCK, Vice Pres’L „ WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD. Seoretary. [jall-ift SATING FUNDS. A MERIOAN SAVING FUND.—Com -3 iSffiiffti o’cdooltt and on MONDAY tillBmTfiSMOii&lf Old Inatitution haa alwua laid In fill. on Km***, without FIVE rER CKTO , All tarns paid back, on demand, in fold andwlv®*' tofts lifted. J °SoIU?B^O»-' r^™ff JOHN O.SIMB. OO3O 11011 ©PRENG GARDEN SAVING FUND, ® 111 North THIRD Street, bettreen Vine ssSrSSSfi'fciStS poaits recall* j AM m a, P&IHBLS. PrMddenL PiaiW ru\ OASES OF SEED LEAF TOBACCO, tfv in .tore,andfar«*li br „ . __ nd-U - . - - JOS. B. HAHSSB * CO. AMUSEMENTS. - WALNUT-STREET THEATRE > v ▼ Sole Lessee >—Mrs. &L A. GARRETTBON, Stage Manager Mr. WM. A. CHAPMAN BustnaM Acent—- .Mr. JOS. D. MTIRPh? BENEFIT OF 3&WB ISABELLE FREEMAN. THIS (FKIDAY) EVENING, Nov. 23, Will be presented • ROMEO AND JULIET. Juliet. Miss Isabelle Freeman; Romeo, Mr. E. Adams; Lady Capulet, Miss E. Wood. To oonotude with . - „ , A THUMPING LEGACY. , Jerry Ominous, Mr. Viping Bowers; FillipOjMr. Geo. Johnson; Rosetta. Miss Miiler. ' . Doort open at 6H o’olook,* performances oomirenoe at r o’clock, HST Prices ac usual. Wheatley & olabke’S aroh st. V » THEATRE. TO NIGHT Ca.^H'€“^^^HFlllTANCK. Cast with the streugth of the Xoooa C l» a^l L !,TAR COMFAHY. Secure T<K£. MAN 0F THJS OCEAN ’ - Tlf oDONOUGH’S OLYMPIC (Late QAIB iVI. TIES.) RACE Street, below Tbid. the lonelyauh'of'ths! OCEAN. lntroducing THE GREAT UKA FIGHT, Ann thb DEAD DREW ON DECK BY MOONLIGHT. After which, the celebrated Drama, entitled c. , TdE DUMB 6IRL OF (SeNOAT Mr. J. E. *MoDonough; Desperatto, Robert To 9'onotadc witl l the lanzh&ble Faroe of MISHAPS OP SIMOS ANB O.UAKK, „ m f,S l 5 ? I , on - par ,‘ l .“ 6tt ‘ ! ' 2s ««”“! Orohertra.Mo; Fa le. 15o; Private Box Beata. Wo. Door, open at6?4 o olook; corameno ng at7J4. JJJANDED AND HAYDN SOCIETY. FIRST GRAND CONCERT OF THE SEASON, ON MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 2*th, 1 AT CON OERT HALL. the fim i Co° n^;r of J ll . O K HAKDE V * HAYDN announce ehn&lfiori 22S?i> of t!l0 current .e,.on >• above. A n.^! c ?Aff Dd T^ ned Pf?*rainme, consisting of Choruses, 4 “ . will be prerented, solo and Chorus, »* Hear Mr Frmr. 1 ’ , rio .T ep before performed in this jolty, aMiiUes of ?he Bometr! a 6 tommenmra le with .h._, The Choroa, cou&ißtmv of Two Hundred Voiou. will be aooompavrea bribe Germenia Oroheetra. 0 wr.VFioSJ 1 ™ 101 * Occrturee hr the Oroheetra. cSSsi: Single octets. £0 cents. Tickets for safe* andKabnarin- Bfiolc Lawton, -eventh and nSst-. nut ftreett, Chipkenng k Sons, chestnut, ab. Eighth:' x>Mston, Eighth street, above Cherry, Doors open a! /. Concert commence at 8 o’clook. no2i 4t ACADEMY OF MUSIO. ITALIAN OPERA—Mm. COLSON. Opening of the Regular Opera Season. n . . MONDAY EVENING. N0v.36. »r ss xiiena* # GNOLI os Arrigo. Big. FRR B 1 as Momfort. fr** apmrsica u .. . , „ John of Procida. , . N mSS" Tt r . e SSL an ? Cjuduo.lor-Siv. MUZJO. I k-t*T Tiie snS®5 n S® pf-«dmjstion to Parquette, Par loLLAR r ° 0< aQd Balcony * ha# n wd at ONE ARRANGEMENT* Seals will be secured without extra oharge. becinuing A,Y, at the Box Office of the Academy of Mumo, Beok it Lawton s, and Chiokering’a musio Family Citcle, 00 cents; Gallery, 25 cents. FRIDAY' »n'd , «ATufe?.° NDAir - WiSDNESDAY > open at o’clook. Opera oommenoes at OQlook - aolf-tf CONTINENTAL THEATRE V/ (Late National,) WALNUT Btreat, a boy. Eizhth! MOST NIGHTS __ . THB HERO OP NIAGARA PAZ.IS. WhohM beee more. GREAT AMERICAN CGNMLHIATBD LE JEUNEBUKT,thegreatdare-devil Riderefthe m3‘m. jlfouteu. cio^, BTO *• M ™- l *-«erre eSSSStSGdUSS. Bas ‘ 5 °’ o,oC£ ' o~5”!!d. ,loa onlJ 28 conu I Family Cirola Uo.: Saourrel matesoc. col&st - JJIBOH AND SHARPLEY’S OPERA ,AY ,%,’§ t S < S9,?i ONWEAI .TH BUILDING, „(CHEBTNUTStrefit,abaveßlXTH.i Thia New and 80-utifnl Tempi, of Miuatrelav, fitted up expret.l; to make it the ’ ■ GSLKAT. FAMILY RESORT. Will open on MONDAY EVENING. Nov. Wth.with SUCH * 88ARPLEY-S MINSTRELS, A HD „ , FRANK BBOWfR. UU E d=rE” l . l D?r'Sti^ O „7" Omo - ’" th 11 StM i “ 6rfo ™* ra ' BILLY BiKCa ABD SAM SHARPLEY. Doors open at6Js. Coramenoe at7M preoUelt. Admission SSoents; Children lgcents. • no!7 tf CANFORD S OPERA HOUSE. NEWLY DECORATEDAND PAINTED. Has seenred one of the wifw.l)«f.«n r S P hUr. lES ««i«f«*. Sanford will perform every evening. Doors open at 7; Commence at73£* Admittance 28 oeata. Children U cents, nolf-ln - ITEAB QUARTERS. FRANKLIN VTMO FLACE.-FREB CONCEICTS-OHAS. JEN KINB, in conjunction with an entire New Company hongs. Dances, Ac. no2o-5t CHAD Wing k PEKT.Sup’ts. TiASSLER’S ORCHESTRA.— Serenade JLJLgd Military « Office 1208 LOOUKT Street,, „„ _ , Or Hlaako’i Ac*6eiay» BRQAP Btr»et. below W&ImU nr*HE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA give * their PUBLIC REHEARSALS every S’TUR DAY. oommenoinß at SX o’olook. at the MUSICAL FUND BALL. 8 tiok.t.,Sl; .inkle ticket., 38 onto, for *ale at Chiokonn. A Son’., 80T Cheetirat street! - Andre’e. JIM Cheitaut street; and Book A Lawton’s. Chestnut street. Engagements for Concert*. Commencements, Par tie*. Jbo., made only at their Office, Chlokering A flon’a Piano Store. 807 Chestnut street; William Htoll, BS4 North Jumper street* or C. Droaghman* 1089 Kidge avenue. ocM-tf PENN A. ACADEMY OP THE TO}* ARTS.—IO3S CHESTNUT Street. On exhibition for a short time. Visitors Till please bring their opera glasses. PIANOS AND RUBIC. rfffo PIANOS! PIANOS!! PIAKOS!! min PIANO-FORTES, MELODEONS, PIANO- FORTES. Made br Raven, Bacon. & Co., Nunns Uavia, « Co.* and other*. myl4-ly SEVENTH and CRB3TNP*T. oSam STEINWAY & SON'S NEW PA rTYTTTTENT OVER-BTRING GRAND PIANOS* SQUARE GRAND* AND BQ.UARE PIANOS, now preferred in conoerta and in private circle* by the best performer*. Reoeived the first premiums over the beet makers, from judges like Gotteohalk, othtr*. Challenge all competition. BLABIUR BROTHERS, dS-lv 1006 CHESTNUT Stmel MEDICINAL. K. STAFFORD’S OLIVE TAR. Whbn Onrvs Tab is Inhaled its fcaaffag Balsamic odors are brought in oontaot with thehaing membrane of the THROAT, BRONCHIAL TUBES, AND ALL THB AIR-CELLS OF THE LUNGS, relieving at once any pam or oppression, and heaha* any irnt*t)nn nr InSamsHnn. ‘ Whin Olivb Tab la Then hponSpoah, it forma as unequalled Soothing and Healing Svrup for Coughs and all Throat diseases. When Olive Tab is Applied, its Magnetio orooa oentrated ourative powers render it a most speedy PAIN ANNIHILATOR. Olive T*r is not stxck\i-~doss not distalof. Fifty cent* a bottle, at 449 BROADWAY, If. V.* aa by all Druggists. J. R. STAFFORD’S IRON AND SULPHUR POV.'D _ are a soluble preparation of Iron and Sm>g .< '< ntioai with that existing in the blood of a perfaoliy healthy person. Uniling with the digested food* They Revitalize and Pubisy the Blood. They Ikpabt Enbsoy to trb Nbevous Systbxi ; They Ibvigobatb the Liver. They Sthk.ygthen thb Digestion, i They Regulate the Secretions op tee Boxy, And are a Spboieic pob alt. Female Weaknesses Fbice* One Dollar a Package, At 443 BROADWAY, New York, and sU D1.151.t0. Pamphlet containing Testimonials prom -ns following and more than 100 other well-known promi nent person?, will be sent to any address ,/res by math Geo. Law* Eaq», Fifth avenue, New York. Simeon Draper, Esq.» Banker, New York. Thuelow Weed, Esq., Albany* N. Y. Gen. Dupp Green, Washington, D. C, Col. Samuel Colt, Hartford, Conn* Col. Qbas. Mat, U.S. A. Rev. Joshua Leavitt, Ed. Independent, New York, Rev. E. Bright, Ed. Examiner, New York. Rev. D. W. Cron*» Agt. Am. Bible Union, N. Y Rev. O. F. A. Spinning, Bnttemutta, N, Y. Rev. Dr. Leonard, Exeter, N. H. SEND FOR A PAMPHLET, Sold bj ail Druggists. DYOTT & COa No. 959 Ha SECOND Street. Agents for Pennsylvania. selMn cpkoialty for ladies.—truss AND BRACK DEPARTMENT oondnotod by oom- Setent LadlM. Entrain, on TWELFTH Street, Stot oor below Race. A full line of Mechamoal Feme dies* light and elegant in constrnttien, rjHctaii, adapted is Ladut* ««. „ , , . O. H. NEEDLES. Proprietor, B. W. corner TWELFTH and RACK.Streata. Piuladalehia. W Entrance to C. H. N.'e Room, for senU.men,.&l the oorner. *el4-3mif A WONDERFUL AND NEVER- A FAILING REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS aY , f MORRIS’ euoephalos, an EXTERNAL REMEDY, Prepared "r MOCKRIDBB A CO., No. S 3 North FOURTH Street. r ter And/or _eal^3^Drugj^i r ßt»£enBr^li L __eelg^lf ZUMEA 1 AZUMEA * 1 AZUMEA l AZUMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA PROF. MORRIB’ AZUMEA BAKING POWDER. Manufactured solely at No. 69 North FOURTH Street, and for sale by flrooara generally. • - eeli-ta& - INSTRUMENTS. MA- V-J nniaotored in .vary. Mil.,. STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, of latort importation.. Opera Glumi, taoles. SlioroßJOpe.i Jea.. Mid low tjXJt. J. FRANK LIN’S. Optician. 118 South FOURTH Street, b low Chctnnt. ' ' naJl-gtlf PHILADELPHIA. 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