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Itifitt4v.i.:*od u Ngor
~.tki?loo*kble notices
which this, pltcoi,,wcH
have
- of
Williau:"si.s4.ollll#?liiVrsq. iiiiie.:llterfi:llQyfiii.
ni - baistieeeediflia jw, tkw woryX
the bait:
as
withal:# 4 ttinitimf,,tiir,p: the,
judiiirieit‘feapttiC4 thafthk;'
slid nowen,iplAtiAt4H
and. 'hide, &a' bleisilifiiieupcikitlre , brit that
they are bright roClitie,cptwiwt out t bafovvfin.:4:Effilti
seam be Orcaloord.,)n
to other the: povver otdevarlptloal
Thy dewy mitt of moralagiasevesto`valltii ierastalvyv
in silver
Fpretvls its.gomea.hesseeplioaAkeiyillOyied ocoinitain.
side, all gkwing with life and beauty. 'lt muelheween
to be restilid: - ItlicilSilxf;VlCOici,b7;
during We re6inairiv44;
I to the fav°l l / 4 0 tAtit. 4. 11 0 A
and ,to ail wh'ec „ ercr, the icidCaicrLthC.4l9 - cpci
preaehed. ,, • ••
0017il81t,Or
eppl
imluteta, , ehtch'iniTbeliststto haverevebattontaid. , the ,
whole ayitiergof PhPedelf4o,:ive)etiiti,',
will give a'Ane;ree Of,,elghtlicthht'fiii and Wittier,
couvnenejegenty,l,n Thle InettlStlon,
always betiiilv#Torktoiit**6Ftibl!Oiti , d itifuturit
coarse bt4W"factAli4b.4,sol); IthOrit will
alwayi re6iiire l aitenbfeue atipptirt.'='" '
With-the _cowrie tlelivireti - laat.ieitelitrtnireadert
• were maid fLfelltaAttiftited thrbtigh , "the, iei)ethi: tie
gave of theeetilltretieie.: L.Thilkainek . o!,!lit kpliF**.
far the entiaN • *Ptiia;4ool
teaet, no have not therm.: Altitiarray_of talent
has, howotet, , dOltlea
THE
bration, Red - 6nevihlth.iie,"inadvertanity-hmtttedvai.
an trimaran tramiariniy,teta i inka portrait
of the Amerreahl'philiiii - phei; trinkitd,
hand a chain of llghtningi.and,poiating elth the ether
to a ehieht!tonarhlchvowhiniatibe4 thelollowlqtelt4
raw: "JNY, J9 Ol FloPl!i4 rf. t fc. Zlollijit's Ott
Ft‘inklia .ll 4 l , 3 # 4 44 l g.l4iSilu° l ?- : *-1 12 400 6 i 4 e .
street.!'
__- .• •
' •- -• .
THE Gnu
were aoisilienairete:Peit night;
It seems invidlouato point out "any,pertrenlar exhibi
tion bat to on.r.,teate;thas'inpot : 4itoriatitenii‘to: war
one whichilazed Out in lettered!itto ficho're itOtnitiecit
point up - tairla t ..lt..ran,inthiewise Nny.lol
manta at the Browhgtone:Olothiog Hall of Roalchill
•Wibion, Non. 603 waken
Narriitiee.-- , -It; IC t-wealtg - station
which makes a man happy. MinYsit,thei`moat'tpoiched
being, on eietti'luivilimtit'.'
spirit which itneYre', - hiie;te;hear Nitta
enjoy Milo comforts. An for exittiPle,itanit of elegant
elotboa front the pe s datial store
, aermvillti Stokes, NO:
COT , .
Tim RitigarWA# AT, goNomitir
gent aleakanicatlnid .
,*ll4;oti.
Monday oenuink,lipt:: veyii a tr;
ShOOking / Peratis of a Toting Litt*:
liobitne'reenna,
wall, daughter' 'Of 7,146,.0e1dit, eli, - ;.metAvith• a
shocking death last had-,been_ite:a
wedding at • the bouts)) fteva Lloyd Knightijitid;
was returning
~konie, a lsOtt: eleven o'clock' in iii
vobiolo Ariverc9brral.ygithg man tiamed:,V,orte
The bomee took-fiighf et ti light to frock of illionfeion
tavern, in this plase4 aid;
,Yrtn, 'hir,',The.reirt'broke
in the effir4Mlatep,' fit ti then
jumped out to Ail and;ArreatAialwpgrese. The
horse wheeled: euddenlyrand - ran :down t hcf street'
about a hiandradiarda. .ddira oaldwell• leaped out.
and fell-stittOrioninee' , upoti' , •herbeitti. , She Wee
taken up,,,lpienalitle 'and ,earried, to her, home,.
where ehaikiph‘ed'ar ‘tivh..Wattiok 'Able' Mornin,
'having ,naystr,:anoltKa.frilidlioin flie s timesthe
accident" deceit — id: Ellui'was liesaticul and mita.'
Me girl,, of ' , shoat- twenty rytare Otago; Med.:her ,
ehookinga death: h as caused' the greateatt grid' -
among harlirge oinks . ' of frie"nde?
pleport.bifoiTite kzedidd • -" "
SAN Jill* 8161.06 Pitt
. Dl'o6':-Defe fl:bootees',
Watt-106 hfulelnigar, mole...sea roha MesonA.
BART() le,Nebrasto,
kVA It NO '66li
feet yelloir "ptitd_63606414.25,0p0twat:6,000,
boodles, 10,001ionvide, 1 6,001 waggon fellinrs Nororoga
IND6t3II4I(C4Iir Cheekl4,
slaldgfedllofettele tkilt,o4l6* A f- r
4?›iatnill ki., l * l -4 1 01tW:Y- *:•;
PORT OB PtIIY : ADSLkH! ` Ai'~Qejit ` 3 _lase:
SUN RIMS • 23 i sus sils:::4-;;;;;fe
"- . ' . .-''r A'ESIYSA
3tesmaldi , liostiquilaWi,"22 IMtirs from New York,'
via Cape'blay:lrith - mdie tiainidgerild nines All
&rate. Bow a heavy laden barque swain in the Capes;
cif Bombay Rook,: woad barque,'" and seheYsper,
from New, Yotk; saw about - fifteen Aight ears in the, by riven.qepwaid , „
liteamshif, Virgloia,liellyvfnem'itiehmond;',Tiei
folk, 30 ,hourepwichimdss , ant passengers' to , Thomas'
Webster, It. „41110alt*.tilf -.Napo Hbrirr,_ mimed :barque •
Juniata,„,hontAiverpoot, for About-ma'
miles from,hhineptmeht, sow• a' sunkenhermbrie of
about 800,tons -had fere faud,mainsailbstrhadttaele
spars; was appmentlyanald mut; milt- had• not-been
long wreaked;- took iron' her Inahrgsif and blocks at.
Cached. , °Miladylsland, wail bating - Rover* from
PortoOtbeiloßrig Eisehanirers,:Watt,l3_dent:from_flais Jnan-ds.
Inatt , .....h.errocunatehtinsi-with sugar sad MUMS
to John MaimiAk. •-- • . •
Behr Nebraska„lntdy,ll days from BarionsiNei-NO,-
with ,untber to Noncom & Sheets,' • '
Behr oourtney,lJimadwy, 10 dip fromVindsor,No;-
with shingles to Norotoss &'bheeU. - -• •
Bohr Silver fdtiNttt, 4 ` Perry, .0 days from Baton, lit
ballut to N hturteratit & Oo.•• •.. • ' - -
• -
Behr J L Howl:4 Holliagaworth,.' . 1 day from Doror, ,
Del, with corwtodoWearratt & ton t •
Rehr Btmans. , Blition, 1 day from Fre4risrjpel i With"
wimit to Jai Bsztatt & eon.
Bela J Alinuard,lmie .2 dap , fmni Milford, Deli
with grain and bark to Ri chardson & Orermao. -
Aihr John & nary, - 13111, , 1 day from Smyrna, D151,'
Nttli wheat to Jas tsfuratt et Ban.
Behr Hope Morris. days from Indian Illfari-with
torn to J.L,BairleyfsfJof. : • -•-• -• • ,• - •
Bohr Freemason, ffnrmmo, a d.ya •frpor Indian River,
--Del, wit gram to, J L Dooley* Co:
Behr raptdilion, Conner, 1 , day -from Smyrna, Del,
• with oats to J Bewley Pe Co. "
Bohr Bohemia, Olarki-'2' days from Ohestrakil . ,
.with grain to Ohrisaso
Bohr Translf„
~.:
Carls :10 - 'eakesetOm le 0,
with navilittorealiciijaptaini , ,A .
Behr 00'0 0164. einvtli:dritifirok NSW ttesithed,
with oit,; he to tholier;Datithrefillito,..* "., , '•
Bohr Joseph Pe hiatiel - - CdOtt:SrourßoOon:: • A:
Behr B N Fix,Thits,frton -
Bohr Cfoestilesie,'"oesoyi '
Bohr irto Stood, 8 =tar, from New, York. -
Behr a SY PotteeeHadesoi , from pitifireport
r.tror B B:Williancliondoroork. from . Vert Irtriroon:
e hr Mary johisOn, Vohofieht: !toss New
1111MiieLEJ¢qtb,ffroth_llansdr :
a
HAUNT, Dolph from risw , xors.
*BlOjfJ Vishiyaly.lo hours (rem Lewes, Del, with .
oldie and FbTrasengere folkkePTlFrer;;:;;
,4 1 30Attrgc, " •
Barquel4olMis, Wjaapo.4l:stoyolo4 Rork! doirollor,
tsnh 001 01 ) ;, - 44t. 0 .„PatiAtArm.,:e,;' " •• ,s•
fittlatatie - betiOneiti, Neer IWO lildircifee;
prig Threertwa akar. , Bolton. N Stazteniset
B hr Slintatagriet, , Pierty, Bostort—' , •4o'
Behr lin Wtlton, kteiderson, Boston, Brim &Co.,
Bahr Buttetlieelevi - DB,"9:Ylill •P'P'e%
Norma ap1: 1 0;t:--' 7 Behr ffinrlaahNF 4 - iir4 c e ‘4
Behr Gee titiVedeii VelettrAirtneyi L Aadenried .
co.
Behr War Steed } W),thr; Point, cereider, Merge le: .
"Alden/ - • 'h '
Bohr B VotreWhiter , rolro -,t
Behr 4- EP ot te io ta - !Niuster,pl,A A N4,F,Let
Behr Mary
Sobs Mirtig
Schr Sidney, -Btletii Todfroy, uk
Baker,
„ ,
Btatmar Ocari I.ler'j Baltimore, prop.,”
, iF i c)
The " 1 19 1 9nSK90,3bIlemor4LvAirwith',2 bocti,
laden ana &meow! 11 .
True American , 'corn to A G 04411° ana t:
coal N J Itaciplyr . ;:#;!4loo9, 7 MC coal
,to k 7 Bar-
(00,nOOlfdinee of The Preaa,f,[''.. ,
The tenoning , boate pania out nf .the ;Union Canal
bAin# !I;:,_R ; k4fPdittileale(ken , and oone!gued as
follows: ,
-
James Toang, lightlo,Oeplater,
,OurAkei t flour to 0.
a Malay; 3ohn, gralale
Kaleach; Tradeatean,' 3,0 n• ere to — Eokert h. On; True
A Ined"P..o;!!?. (1 , _P,i, , A 4 4 1 , 1 4, 6 004-4 o.,mb,fr.l9:lsernefela
tint 'Totowa/im.)
Morilaporttlonee or Um:Philadelphia Eitohatir;
eatilaLatto., 8614 , 2;4 40 M.
A berm brig and ihroolighb r aithoonotapiouten n this
1710C0IIIM add a barque - 41d a Boot ot aohnonera, tooded
with coal, passel ont.zAVlni SE.-iriithei
i.
- Yowl, " ..- T.E108: - A,AU01111e;"
e • `‘',' ••,A
Blame Mil Delaware, copes, Debtit s kirliid. New
York yesterday. - , -
Ship Trnior, Beklys ' trdm .Itio tiihefro,7ll,6lo4B,
bags coffee f arrtinti at New Orleans 28th ult.
Ships It 0 Winthrop, NoivilleT, tot 'ffirie, President
Busidt, (irein)rbleyer,' for - erned,-: hotti. froui
wore, went tn - senitith ultt brig poesaillird; (Br) Ye
piston, for Betmfida, d6 , 281h; One "o:aperltose, Adams,
for Charlatan', dollistZt' -
shipglefalth Murrill ; igida Harrel, arrlred at Cardiff
18th ult.' ' _
' Ship Liall/sii,Bol'y,'ltil4tOiol,4siltid
ton 3tat •' - -
Ship Pelinouth, Derry, loom Balthisore for,Lirorponl,
was agrornuto2 iiistsen toot Lnmp tat Odor,: • _
Bhip 11d4ro,„ 46 `iiiiiii'salled“frod"NiwAtark
for Ban Varlets - ed. " - • , - -"
-
?Ship NO; semen, from Dew York for 2ist In
dies was Spoktdiluilth6Sti 1tt1440 Crabs 86'.1f , ,;?. , 44
Ship tracermaii,Ciraatk iht Bototr,glond at Oalout- - _
ta JAI, 4„ •
Bhip Bored; oorfilsi 2446111.,:r
Bartow •Isiorilgli.raktgitey4ttla Tanalttri,w/tht
43 00 bags 000 1 1.1 0 0-44 P ROTS* 88th
Barquoldatuost furspossros t iloharnartli j irput sdo ' at
• Janeiro, ivitti"6oBB , lool4goioilOt,O. Nom Orleans-
Bargen,AvelyWAlrriogtOni-gjestidag:Plettiiiiiiif
for this part. •,
Blirque) 1 1 0t!ol:: halo,
Boston nlat Ms:- -
Barque Setittn, l 4l l 4.7 l 4-4: 0 4-0104if
goblin
-Prig 44SAitfigsr L9l s#l444.4Vgaga4it *4144. for.
Ibis pert .•
Bing Urito.#liStifiTatki / 10 OtiOrtivi atlorthiaiL
81st tilt • .5.:;74.." .
Brig Hausook, !r.a ilkgrikahatiOgito..at rousoola
Slih nit
Bohr Oho VarriiiirlOttf: litiontarciotkollotihrikl
• 1 4 08 .4 1 Wak 14 1 21 84 9,4411.
' ll rVival=:,.k.4. ,,
t eidt
"I t 4
‘ti
11 0,f4 11 4 ,4,1 6 , 0 K:
'4,90012143R ,
. .
- Stisiner4 0 Dirt • Baltiplote 14'
tardy. • - eV°
. - ;litestiMPPertemborg Powell at Neteltork r let bet,
.from • •
• -
YO'BV-Arilied; Sittost;eltlp
Liverpool,.fxooi ' ' •
-,:Olesredy,stemnehtit,liter the,: IlettitiAion'fOiie:
-varisishr,Wone.llL Reigate, Delsoo, - St Marks; Brigs,
ItemedPm 0 II Siiinson - , Porter . Pleurae
t o,_ sob.: A ;Adobe, 'Showell, 81 Mertios, hldref .
Tishar. Oltiirlestom A),Waririg,'diodth; do; An
thet, Brerettin, Lavaca. „ ,
BANS= l Artired,lBth nlkstesmahlPs Ohm!.
Mininj Plate, from Imilsoolii Matagorda , fltndern,
, Orleestroz.. - . Ships. Viloiteressre, , Lissrpool;
, '
',.oleareid ship Bevende, Literpb6l. Brigs,
Joltioieo, isonop; Tallulah, Hasson, Hs-
ItestoM Suffolk, es.
~ ..1110w,-- o omtneit ti, 'ship Masoonomcii trinn Boston;
bailpis.Lons Star, Riser Rockland. • • -
POBEIGN 'POSTE. , ' ,
~,...,8611e4 from Bong song Julio 7, ship goh'ot*ay
, D, for
F0041h67400 Tuna 16; beigno Thmefrotori•Cortt.
tog; for 67r,r1tork. (not Lonaon) Idg ,
Pas,tint AnJaei Juno 7, Br ship Magnet, froni Mattis
-At Batavia : June 28, ships Nightingale, Petereon, 41s
shargilit, to loadfotlioeton,vis Padang; Raven Crook.
tr, will probably go to Bingaptire; barque Edward Kok.
plitatt,2so loos, wok/told. • •
At RONA :dig 28: ship 'll B gliani, Risley. dieg, for
Sauna to bad,TOCO ithde for New York at 81; barques
Peti, Zdunindit;Anna. Tuthill) Escorlase, Ityderj_ War.
'Welt; Jenkins ; Andes, tfasty,,.an Bridge, Heath,
.dor-bdge Georg* mutt; Thotopoo, for New York; Ott
Hull, Art/it:m.lM. Boston; pi, 21:13tevene, Boiler, for N
Oriente; Nanoy;WHllains. under'seiture, with advice
and consent ofl7 B Oonsulorken released to take' cargo
for Neer Orleans;
ji teetilitte, , B woe Eger, Kelly,
lad may Queen, ortori- dug; , b 1 W Holt, Cousins, for
Cardinal to load 950 hbde sugar for Boston at $6; 8011.
ing.Wave. Lloyd, for Signe to load 889 hbds sugar for
New York at 87, and molasses on dm* at $335 per bhd
of 1 0 galle;lialad, Leighton , (*tidal-anus to load 400
Jade auger for:,bew York at SBX per hrid; Z Watts,
Thompaon, Meg; Bahia Brilliant, Hindman, Millard* ,
.rtas, lo; load 400 bhde Molasses for Baltimore; Eckrord'
Webb, Tayleir, lleti • Yotk; *3 N Ward, Hol, and Hu
' ravel*, Lewis. dieg.
At motio. - 14 ult,Maiques J W Andrews, Preach,
Mit Boston, An - ilanado, MoDouald,tutd Turnorl, Lie.
gaging, dise - ; ltorige,llranne; Church . 'from Holston, air
, 21st; lolly Hufellami,lor Boston, Idg; P R Oortts,lis
ley) fordo, via Cirdenitir ear T GARB; 'Rogers, Msg..
)le'g Literal
hitialFzinaMilivaiiiiate:(ooslo
UP TO' OKI O'CLOCK TWO 410 WILCO
onum.) 11011813—Ohestnut street. below -Ninth.
3Estale,'N Y •-•M R.Solomon, Atlanta, GA
AMtiOrr. NYW Allen; el - •
Mrlll , Doo - ongh, Stouts' ' John Lyon, Sweden - • ' ,
111 L Ogden; NOW Orleans = '-N Montgomery, Balt : '
W H Cloth, New Orleans Dr J T Hawkins, La
NO Preston,'La , - N 8 Forbes, Vit
0 111 BaloNr Va -• A - j.L'Auderson, Gs - •
Truslow,' , Cht- - - 1 , g N 0
Id M Pegries,' Mies 13H No t, Vs ' '
LW-Talent & ladl, Chicago - It Little, Tem -
4-Elitworth, Mobile ' W C Mann:hers, St Innis
II S Sindall, - New Mexico , L E Welch, Gs - -
1113:Spinols & la, Brooklyn J L Pears' GA"
P U Moore, Rs lien W H Lytle, Oloohniati
Tohn - L'Caseady, N 0 _II McCraw. Louisville • -'
0 M Craw, Louisville Ci M. Jackson, Balt
D P Mantague, Ran, - - •11 Young, Ps'
Eltadlovit la, Cincinnati PHoideleach, Cincinnati
el Glaser Cincinnati, 0 0 D Yale, Richmond
O B Vale:ltiobroond • In Levy, N
0 li-Tbonms, Miss Bawl Walcott, Borten
Gen Harney, II 8 A ", Geo Maron, Tenn
MriWarner, Balt Mr Holloway. Balt
inn H Y - 3 Seligman, Petereburg, Va
Yes M Glenn. Cincinnati, 0 J'Wallingford. Hy- -
D Berg, MY • - 47(41 Cashing, Balt,
Miss Ormbing, " 11W• Beaus. Prey, R
Wiz Sapp - Burke co, Ga Biotin & la - Burke rso;Ga
Mira' thewinaker. Oa'' Geo W Berke Oct, Ga
. 7 O gaPP-Euske ee. Qs - E Eliziniens & la,lty
, 1 Mrs .1 0 Lemon, By • Mies B Ileiderson,lly •
' Miss B E Smith. Ify •-• 'l6 L Henderson, Hy
NW Wheeler; Ga •• T Leonard, Mine
Dan Edwards Clark; Maas W M Pieckard, Jr, N.?
A 14 nilleher; Montgonterr Mrs (lase, Pa
1W Weir & in Harrisburg N 0 Barbra& N Y
Miss M Pitman; PM - Hilly Ifon 0 W Pitmani,_Pettiv , o
J Obein as Houghton, N Y
F A Houghton N Y, AIM,
0 Hill & fa; Washington Doogise, N Y
'3frProsieric - 2 - da, Bu ff alo B Phister. Maysville
lira Mather Lyme - / Mrs Grimold & da, Lyme
1113-Eddie, Missouri E A Lewis,
.W, L Dike, Steubenville, 0 , if Sera'ap,'Pa -
11'A Pearson; Louisville - B 8 tagil; Alabama
A P Blickwell, Ey „ 0 (Hover, Alabama
Wlißehroeder,Miss` ' itulfcird,oB,
AID Milford -& A Breiniax,,Va
J-.lt Vidgeley,‘Belt - - 11 W insmon, 811
4 0 Uhichardnen, 13 0, ,-' Mrs Jas Cortina. Jr) Ben
Ittbist,o Clortlan; Bair 11 - It•Tb - orp„'lenn
MPeek New-Hakes, CH', Peck;Cionn
Jnb R Minnesota, 'll D'Oobb, Minna - eta
WM Rice, Minnes ta • W 8 Dininoll, el.O
'N Irllnford, • Rack Island' ` Mrs llotthreea,"Xy -
Geo Harris,. J nunlike& la, Pa
B B Wine°, Va Jae Ors 4, Mo ,
T ILHinniman, Detroit J' Barnes & lady, Ind
WUWebeter, Chicago Mrs Joe Konigmacher, Pa
0 licialgoiseher,lPs J H Tucker, Fulton, Me
T iflonley,'Oolumbia, Me Geo Kellogg; Rockville
F A Petaluma, N 0 - - Jbl Cobb, •Via
GioLewii, Ginn Ohio - Mies A Vandimen, Ohio
'A 8 Morgei& lady. Ark Mies T V Burton Ga
'MreBG - horto2; Ga - Thos Burton, Ga ' '
It Barker - • el It Cook, Ga• •
J - EritrinGa • - B Outright, Os •
W Bass - milk, Ohio F F Brooks; Oln, Ohio '
inerrant, Ohm. Ohio • - H T H o wland, Troy,'N Y
Win J Drickain; Cinn, 0 - Jls Miner, lowa
'Sirs Kimball , Mseaschusette Mrs Ilses, - Min adrinl
Miss Bass & eider, Mee U Bade, Miesimippi
J Nrugtlyilifesiselppt -R L J Reid, B_o
o.wen, - Alabarrut - • - • Mrs Keels do family, Is
VA -Buckner, La • - • Rll Hatchings, Ga
M H ThoinpeonAlliss • - F Maddox:, Ga -
Rtiblahrine &la; Ky, ••• -W Johann; N 0
Mrs I DEW+ & dan; N 0. - Adam Jones Jr; Gs
GHJon%s,;Ga. „ -- •• • - EL For - elan, Ga
W.ll Wright, 43 0 • • • •W C Bibb,'ldontg, Ala
- Mrs biarriall Alex. Va Miss MorriolL Alex, Va
'BS'Adarits; Alex, Va -Dr - Annan' & la, Wainin
Eltaniels, Bloomington • Mrs W H Cornstock,Blm , n -
CI &Wilma Mantaville, Ala J Kimball Jr,-Mare
, Miss A B 13parnoer i •A IF • ',EI A Cotter, Cann -
A , Kimball, - Alabams, • • •• B G Adair & Is, -
Taus, 80, - - • • J Oreerei 8 0
0 V Wood. illacon, , Cis • . -W .11 .AUeri; Jackson, Miss
Andrew &Shp, La • - W Batton, Hartfor d
G B Bill, Del oo Pa- • L W,Olose & sons, Dalw
X Bander,'Pore - Eoyal 'W A Ramsay.43*--- -
N_Prasman,-42. rs - atuier, Als ”
-Philip Winemsri, 80 -- B Port. Port Rico -
Bolton, L New ton Pa Ron Crawford Ala
O R iefferson;Del - f'fiT Snider. Pa "
13-Copeland; Conn '0 Rorke, New Orleans
1-H inkrion. New Orleans 3 Mon.utford. new Orleans
W &Campbell New Orleans J 9 Bryan, Evansville
Ohio II Berkeley., Va W Bond, N Y
W, W Peck, N Y J Frye, Baltimore
VVJ.blewfusn.N Y ' Lt Can Winaeld Scott, N Y
T Decatur Harrill& la; N o ' - G R Bsgby , Richmond, Vs
J G Coilman, Va . J M Stewart, Vs
Miss Bettie Stewart, ys Wan B.neirk la: Ala
lilts Bell, Ala ' - •Rent& ielfe;Ohjoago
Mies E,Resd,Chleago-- F Dam Oa ,
N Baas & - • - Miss 10 Hurt, Ga
W Hart, Oa• - • Base, Ga
-Mrs Gen Wayne, 8 0 H J Lamar & wife. Ga
A Clark, Baltimore' - A Balla & la, Mobile, Ala
Wm 0 Anderson,El Vona - -
RBOBANTIP'HOTit'LL-Mgertli Street. below Arab.
N Lukens': Trenton;NJ -; H B Lyon, Munch Pe
Clark: Elchmond, Va 11 Corn, Pa • ,
'Otiontilulllittit Pa-- •, W-P- Mandela
nteptien Johnson; N , 0 J L'Ellgon, Leavenworth
NA/ LaOrietf.l 4 ' (t k' White, Pittsburgh
D Adttod,'Pittsburgli B Hubbard. Hartford
'Li Maginia. N'l L Elo,kopttrirrille By. a Brewsti4 Pt Madison Orrin Newton; Pittsburgh
„W„ Wheeler, Vermont Bobt weld, Jr. Virginia
PN V Spice, Mansfield, 0 W Olobnat , in Tennessee
.1 - pltogers. Tennessee J 0 Trigg, °Void, MINI
Henry yolomon, 8 0 „wm II Lepgly. Ohio
James Condlon Hollidays.g J D Tones, Pittsburg];
W'Ohapmari, Indiana J W
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B. A Rego, Va Llano, Taylor, Pittsburgh
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B J•Bergerigatkera : AlialloCloy. .
0 0 Cobb, Xddyrille lOhnllMlggins Sy
W 11 Ohio Birpon Weaver, Ohio .
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W Bielliti; Chicago' N T Bead, Chicago
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Mr,Grinkslay,'Oespart,lrod Mi Bpdegraff,,Gospork, Ind
Virt-Dimlop;'Wle • J 8 Thompson, Pa
T-A Harker : NeW Brig hton P N Barker. N Brighton
8•W Lrintbeil, Gino'
,W T Richards, Balt
ICKelly, Fattlengton , tlaml W Opeocer, Ohl*
0 B Linderman,* Chunk 8.8-0613ngs, Wilkesbarre
.JMWilsonAcin ~ Jae Pail, Ohio
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0 Tuttle , Witabtog W MoDOwell,'Athene,Qa
3.0 &Mar:Pa' Blanchard, Hartford
.11. R Btevinion, - Jactsonyille A 0 Wood, Jacksonville
0 W. Diathany, Epriogdeld P Blialchloson, Lafayette
Miss it Shinty, Lafayette, : BB Casey, Bradford, Pa
11 Wentworth. WIG , M Johnson, N
DB G iitler; N 0 L ?Made, Pa
Gen Merchant, Ohlo Mrs 0 O'Hagan, Ohio
'J z bl Wolcott & la, OuyndOtte ••
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- Dr J fticlzilirleCi. Le- McCollis°, Port Deposit
binion,`Pe • - 'W Sanderhon, 81 lane, NB
8 W N - • 3'B,Everrett,
,T Thoinrann, Philadelphia W Adam, 'Vs
1,0 Smith, Conn •a• Balmy, Belt ".
Newlan. Ya; , .lI.T Blanton, Tenn •
0 Oliver, Tenn L Walker,' N J
• blonds Emhart, N Y • •••-• 'J N lle.linga, N
Gat Simmons, N I ' N Elliott & lady, R I
I Head and union, Mo . H (I 0 Carpen'er, N
J W talameon. Lancaster,Ta. J D Pratt, Ball
`Judge Wood, N Y .1 Bogota, Via
Id J. Wright and famlly, • Mrs Clement and child,
Merapble, Tenn ' ' Memphis. Tenn
.7 Smith. N Y T Avistm,y C
J,O.Buckltigham, 8,0 -T W Anderson, & lady, Ye
B o•Aciddreon, Ya " - blise F 0 trainer, Vs
7 belbon, Trenton, N J J
I Miley, 11l - , I Smith, Yetmont
0 G Paten, N J Simmons, Wilmington
N Wilkins, W ilmbigtow • DBbarp,N
D b Tenn" • ' A Poen., N J
4 tAnnik. Cape 1 11 1, W Fleming , _Nrsbing
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I Stine, Balt "- ' 4 , - • I Ilittman, Balt
I II:Sloan, bfh • N flower.- lowa
'John B Steward, G IR Gamble. Ala •
John W, yly; Tenn ' X Wyly, Tenn .
'Mies bl Wyly, Tenn '• bliss R W yly, Tenn •• -
blies.A: Wyly, Tenn . W ball & son, Tenn
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Ste - Williams, *ORM, • 'Xis Lathrop, Boston •
'Mire Dix, Boston - - ; D Lord, Boston
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0 - 11C1011;1dattella • '"""Thor IC Motile, Trenton '
Pasaano Belt P Wiley, Balt
'Elle Silver. N I T " B. S fleillith, Belt
'0 If'SrecketcliT " bottler, blase • .
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Thde Canon, Del ' Geo - E Beaton. ' , lb
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Pa OaptJ Keeton •
()has Steffen. 11l - Ivo Gould Hickory Bun.
B P Gould; Maker) Run H Bachman, Pottstown
kb' Yanoooturn, N W Patterson, • No!' Berlin .
W.P Youte,-PoraOllnton' Raper, Lebanon -
.y 7012) Melly, Lebanon - S Thomas Pottavlllo
L N Nettle s Oollunbla Cu, Pa •••
.88EBIAPHOTEL—Beeond street, below Vine
Samuel Phillips, N J • Wm Barnsley, N J
Win II Bcadder,Phila • - 0 Beane, Enoka so, Da
Palst. , Backs co. - Pa E L Elwood, Phga „
B Atkinson; 'Boots 00, Pa -0 D Robbins, PhDs
A Olaytdo,- Backs so, Pa Huai Baker, Backs co, Pa
Wm Toocker, Boon '
BLACK DBAR INN—Fifth and Merchant streets.
James Brown, Md • W Rankin. Flarlington,N ,T
R.T owls, Burlington, N J P Lewis, Delaware so, Pa
Z Willem, Delaware co, Pa W Hibbard; West Chester
L Beck, Chester co, Pa - J Devoe, West Ohester
A J Lemon k Is. Del - 'W H Chesney, Cheater co
Jiiitubles. Chester co, Pa OM. Taylor, Delaware oo
0 B Lamborn, Pa J Davis Is, Charter co, Pa
.1M Barclay, Posters, Pa IC Lamborn, Chester co,Pa
W M Swarm, Charger co,Ph
BALD EAGLE TIOTEL—Third street. lb. Callow bfll
Anderson Calvin, Emden J E Zimmerman, Lyon Val
8 W Dart, N Y " - ley, Pa -
Eivicial Notices.
Jules Hanella Eau Athenlenne, or Hair
RENOVATOR.—This chemical discovery is not a dye;
acting on the tubes, it changee gray hair into
a brown cr black, beautiful and life-like, whereby de,
cadence is prevented,and the ravages of , age and ill
health repaired by a beautiful growth of the most NO
and glossy hair. It will not stain the skiff or discolor
the finest linen.
Bold by all Druggiate,-and afthe Laboratory of JULES
IiAItEL ar - Importoni and Perfumers, No. 194
Chestnut street, Philadelphia. eel-St
seamen's Saving Fund—Office 6103 Walnut
street, ono door west uf Stipend street- Reoeives de
posits In sums of One Dollar and upward', from all
classes of 'the cominunity, and allows Interest at the
rate of live per cent. per annum.
' Omen open daily, from'a until 6 o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 in the evening. )'resident;
Franklin Fell; Treasurer , and esorefary, Otiarles M.
Profeesir Saunders' Classical Institute, at
the Went• Philadelphlek Institute: corner of Market
stria and William, wilt be reopened on the drat MON
DAY of September: Pupils to the number of fifty,
will be raeelytal ALTHORN lIRPBRAR OF PARR ON TER
1./trium' RAILWAYS Or TRS'OI77.
Thus, without expense, by a pleasant and safe con
veyance, pupil* can be carriedlnto the fresh air of the
country In less than half an hour from the centre of
the city. Several acres of span ground border on the
beautiful groves of this keminary, which is patronized
by many of the distingUished gentlemen of the city,
among whom are the Jfditore of The Pram, the Ledger,
and - The North American and United States Gazette.
Pupils aro received by the day, or into the family of
the krinolpal
~ PHILADELPHIA, Icily 1,1859
-"We, the 'undersigned, have had sons or wards in
Professor Baundetal Institute 'end family 4uring the
erasion which has just cloud. In respect to parental
kindness, happy influences, attention to health, and
progress in thorough education, our . expeotatiens have
been fully realized. To our friends, who are looking
for a leatiledly good school for their eons, we cordially
recommend Professor Bsuodeja' Institute
"MATTHEW NEWKIRK, 100 1300 Arch street. _
"MO. W. YORNEY, aide of The Press.
"CHARLES XL THOMPBON s ' Thompson & Rood,
413 Chestnut street.
«J. S. BILVBRO.IOO Glut(' Avenue.
1 ?W. L. SPRINGS, 331 Dlarketfitteet.
1, GEORGE H. MARTIN, lOU Walnut street
au2.841t
General De'bility.—This 'convenient term
Includes numerous ill-defined and supposed Incurable
forms of Mamma, accompanied by general lassitude and
exhaustion, without any ascertainable external or In
tenni cause. The PERUVIAN SYRUP sends Its re.
novating influence to the inmost recesses of the system,
and has relieved in our community many cases of sup
posed incurable disease.,
For sale In this eity by F. Brown, Fifth and Chestnut,
and frassard & 00., Twelfth and Chestnut. •
-au3l.4l&wtf
■ ►dug Purid.,—PAve Per Cants :Interest.-
-NATIONAL BADETY . TRUST OOMPANY, WALNUT
Street, B. W. corner of TUIRD, Philadelphia. Money
received In 'my sum; large or small, and Interest paid
from the day of delimit to the day of withdrawal.
Money is received and payments made daily, without
notice. The investments are made In Real &state,
Mortgages, Ground Rents, and. such first-class &curl
ties as th charter requires. Office hours, from 9oMlock
In the morning until 6 o'clock in the afternoon, ud on
Monday and Thursday evenings until 8 &Moak. fM
One-Price Clothing of the Latest Styles, and
made in the boat meaner, expressly for lISTAIL SALIM.
We mark our lowest seiling.pri:es in exent rioultalt
on each article. Ail goods made to order are warranted
satisfactory, and our 005-PRIMI STSTSII is at. ictly ad.
bared to. We believe this to be the only fair way of
dealing, as thereby all are treated "'lke,.
JONES,k CO., •
601 MARKET Street.
Thomas W. Bally, No. 622 Market Street,
Importer'and Desist. la Fine Watches, Jewelry, Oliver
and Plated Ware: First-elms ioods ooristantls on hand.
The subs miber, paying cash tor emery article, is enabled
to son at a small advance.. Those about parchaalog
would. do_wan_to.eall —3:41-,eiur - warratittgr d 3 repre
sented. eel*
• '
& Ba&fir,
OILIBRATID
WARILY SAWING MATH/N3O,
ORESTNUT STBENT.
, These Machines are now justly admitted to bulb,
best in use for family sewing, making - a new, strong,
'and elastic, stitch, which will wor rip, evert If every
fourth stitch be out: Oircrolors mut on application by
letter, •
Jackson,
'JOB PRINTER,
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT.
Cheeks, Notes, Drafts, Ellis Lading, Bill Heads, Cir.
eulars, Oards, and an other kinds of Job Printing, at
p•tMs to Ina *h. nma: • "ste.lt
Marriage f.
On the td 'natant, st the Ohtirob of the Nativity. by
tke Rev. Robert 0 Matlack. Mr. CRAB. I.WALTON
to Mlle OEORGIANA A. ANDREWS, daughter of the
late T. 0. Andrew.
On the 81stAngnst, by Rev. Edward 0 Jonee, Mr
HOBERT M'OLINTOOK to MIAs MART DAVIS, all of
this city. '• - *
On the list Inst., by Rev J. Mason, Mr. STAN PER
KINS to Ellsa ANN G. - JOHNSON, both of Wilmington,
Delaware.
On the Met ult.. br the Rev J. U. A. Bomberger. Mr.
AUGUSTUS L. HAUB, of thin city, to Mine MALINDA
B STINE, daughter of General D. Mine, late of Le.
Union, Pa.
On the Id inst.:by Alderman Charles Y. Helffrieht,
Mr. WM. LISOKO to Mae PUNA. OTT, both of this
city. *
On the 19th nit., by the ker. Joseph Kennard, Mr.
ROBERT K. PARKER to Mks AMANDA 0. LEIDY,
all or this atty. - - 0
IZleathe.
,On the let inst., SUSANNA A. H., wife of John
Maley, and daughter of George Kohl, in the BOtk year
of her ago.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
husband, Twelfth street, below vine, on Saturday morn
ing at 8 o'clock. Services in the Church of the Assump
ton—thense proceed to the Cathedral Cemetery. **
On the let lost ;MARY ANN WARDIN, relict of the
late Jos oph Wardin, in the 88th year of her age.
The relativet and' friends of the, family are respect.
fall invited to attend' the funeral. from her late rest
deuce,. No. 156 North Fifteenth Street; on Saturday
afternoon,* 3 o'clock. ' **
On the 81st nit., JAMES CONLON, in the 21st year
of his age. '
On the 31st ult., SAMUEL DE AMISH, in the 26th year
of his age.
. On the 31st ult., Mrs. SUSAN WONN, in the 79th
par of tor age.
On the 81st ult., MARGARET JONES, in the 79th
year of her age
On the 31st tilt., Mr. CHARLES LYONS, eon of Mary
and the late John Lyons, in the 98'h year of his age,*
Oa the Slot ult.; JOSEPH DOUGHERTY, in the 224
year of his age.
On the Met n't. j J. OftlYirMi, in the 21th ye►r of hie
age. *
.Ifive yen seen she Century Plant? 111
not go at once to 1010 CEIFATNUT pTREET,
(late Parkinson's.) as the Flowers are all out and the
bloom will soon be overotod your opportunity for lac
ing snob a Floral Wonder may never again be enjoyed.
se3-2t*
TrPhiladelphia Lyceum—The reassembling
of the Members end Mende of the Lyceum will
take place on SATURDAY RVRNING, sept 4. at the
Mall. S. - E. - corner Ninth and Spring Garden streets, at
734 &cloak. • .
Them meetings 11111 be continued every Saturday
evening,
This Invitation extends to the public of both sexes
se3-Itrt • JOHN ASHTON, 800.
rfr.Steurnbeat Law —Having understood
that the STEAMBOAT INSPBO tOltd, appoint
ed under the law of Congress, approved August 50 h,
A. D. 1852, are blamed by many persona for allowing
certain Berry Boats on the Delaware to run and carry
passenstere in their present condition, we do hereby in
form those persona, and the publio In general, that we,
the said impactors, have no control over Berry Boats,
(inept where the owners choose to have them put un
der said law; as will be seen by referring to the 421
section of eatd law, which reade es. followe, viz: "And
bo it further enacted. that *hie Ant ehall not apply to
pubito rentals of the 'United - States r or vessels of other
countries, nor to steamers used as Ferry Boats, Tug
Boats, Towing Beate, nor to steamers not exoeedlng . lso
tone bonbon. and used In whole or In part for naviga
ting Canals." This Claes of Steamers remain sub./eat
to the lsw of 1838. :
ea-ktet LOCAL INIOECTOII3.
GTNotice —Howard Fire and Martha In.
SURANCE COMPANY—PumAnetrarA, Augnet
25, 1858 —ln accordaliee with the provisions of the Act
of Incorporation, an ELEOTION for TWENTY DI;
RECTORS, to serve for lhe ensuing year, will be hold
at the Office of the Company, No, 412 WALNUT St.,
on TUESDAY, the 7th day of neptembor, 1858, between
the haunt of 10 A: M. and 2 P. M. .
,angektdeepB CHARLES A. RUT', Secretary.
fere City Commissioners+ 'Office.
Fatt,antl.rata August SO, 1353.
‘YEIN BOARD OF REVISION wi l t moot at One office
to ful6l the dation of their appointment, an follows:
First ward—Monday,"September oth, 1858.
Second wird—Tuesday, September 7th.
. Third wardl—Wedneedel. September Bth.
- -Fourth ward—Thursday, September Bth. "
Fifth ward—Friday, September 10th.
811th ivatd—Monday, September 13th.
. Seventh ;ward—Tuesday, Beptetnber 14th.
'`. Bighth ward—Tredoesday, •eptember 15th.
.., State We'd—Thursday, September lath.
Tenth ward—Friday, September
Xleventh ward—Monday, SiptemberlOth. .
Toelfth ward—Tnerde.y. September,2lst.
- 'Thirteenth ward—Weeliesday, September 22d.
`, Fourteenth ward—Thursday, September 234,
yfftplinth Ward—lerlday, September 24th • •
Fliteentliwardl-blondey, September 27th.
Seventeenth ward—Tamil &Veber 28th.
ayi eptember 29th.
:Nineteenth word—Thursday, September Spill.
Twentieth ward—Filday; October tot
,- ' , rwentv-fi int Wirt-t—lfiidlif Oatober 4th.-
Twenty•snaotid. ward—T - 120day, October Bth.
Twentr;third Ward:=TiredobadaylOdtober 6th.
Terenty.fourth ward—Thureday, October 7th.*.
V" The Assentor' of the various wade will take no
tics accordingly
_ MOT, -
. _
- - :LOGAN.. - Commie%
RDIViD R. WILLIAMS,
- A. 31 FLOM -
- Receiver of Te2oB.
wruaem•moussitt,
sowt. • .- • . City Treasurer,
inTE pREss.:;-pifiL i iimpat4,;, - MlDAVir:sEprminlEß 1858.
ifftiotioe:=AiiAn for serenfitrectern
of the MONTOUR IRON ~ COMPANT, to se
m: on
the ensuing year, wall be held on SATURDAY,.
the fourth day of September next, between thelhours
twelve 0 , e1001r,. M. and • one o'olook /', Mr at the /at°
°Mee Of the Company, in the Aeading Itahrosd Minx
panes Boildinge, in the city of Philadelphia, Paula,
ey order of the Board, T. M. BRYAN, .7r: t
e4-dteopt,4 , -,„_tieeretarY•
MasaJuliana aub Capartneral4o.
THEiethFiniray d O i t u R
oh l e br a .G by G m O u L tu D ia
c g , t ,li R an tO c iAit he.
b aS i•
nese wilt be settled by either party.
-WM. 0. RINGGOLD,
- D. 11. RIOGARDS.
WAL B. RINGGOLD will continue the Wholesale and
Retell Dry Goods business at the old shunt, No. 1030
Market street
D. B. Dial :Mang has removed toIIO3IIIITABEED St
end yrlll continue the Wholesale and Detail Dry Goods
business. sen-lt*
Gnurational.
THE Duties of Madame D'OUVILLE'S
French and English Boarding and They School for
Young Ladles will be remained et her residence, 160
CHESTNUT Street, September 331 h. sea-4t*
VI,OO UTION TAUGHT, STAMMERING
‘2.4 1 Cured, and Defective Articulatiori Corrected, by
A. COMSTOCK. M. D., at hie Vocal Gymnasium, 608
ARCII Street, Philadelphia. Dr. Cometook , a Circular
will be sent, if de fired. eepl-BtiS
HEWAN ALLEN, A. M., Teacher of the
Violin end Pl,no. Mr. Allen may be applied to
at the residence of his father, Professor Allen, No 215
South SEVENTEENTH Street. sepl.tool
AOLDEMA OF THE YROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, LOCUST and JUNIPER
Streets.
The autumnal Session of this Institution will open
on MONDAY, September Bth, at 9 &Mock A. M.
The Episcopal Academy presents peculiar advanta
ges, both for the moral and intellectual training, end
for the physical development of the youth committed
to its care. The course of instruotion to thorough, and
no palue will be spared to perfect the pupils In the va
rious Audios which from time to time they may pur-
BUO
The rooms of -the Academy Building are numerous,
lofty, and well ventilated, end the pupils during re
cess enjoy-the advantages Of an enclosed Play-ground,
and ati ample gymnaselum.
Boys able to read, and not less thaileight years of
age, are received as soon as they have begun to write
and cipher, and are conducted through the various
classes of the Academy - with a rapidity proportioned to
their ability.
.The tuition fee for those in the lowest class is $BO
per annum, for all others $7B per annum ; payable half
yearly, in advance. Besides this fee, there are no other
charges. Drawing, the French language, and the me'
of the Gymnasslum being included in the price above
mentioned.
Application for admiselon maybe made to the Prize.
pal, at the Academy, daily, after August 01st, between
the hours of 10 and 12 o'clock A. AI
aule-tn f-4w
Oboe Sinbiugo.
EDWIN W. PAYNE,
IRON BUILDING, ARCH STREET,
One door above Fourth
WORTBR AND DRAM IX
GALLOONS,
MEETINGS,
IRENOH KID,
PATENT LEATHER,
CONGRESS WEBB,
TOILET SLIPPERS UPPERS,
SLIPPER TRIMMINGS, LAOES, suG9-2m
'NOTICE TO SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
The underehmed (sneoessors to the late TOSNPH
T. JOHNS) are now prepared to meet the wants of the
trade at the
OLD STAND,
Northeast corner of ARON and POURTII Streets.
Their facilities for IMPORTING and FURNISIIING
every article In the SHOE STUFFS and TRIMMINGS
line, at moderate prices and on favorable terme, are
unsurpassed.
The attention of BUYERS Is respoctfully solicited,
- Wll. JOHNS & BON,
N.B. corner Arch and Fourth ate,
SALAMANDER SAFES
A large assortment of
EVANS k WATSON'S
PIIILADBLPRIA MANUFACTURED
SALAMANDER SAFES,
VAULT •DOORS,
Tor Banks and Stores.
DANK LOOKS,
• Equal to any now In use.
IRON DOORS, SHUTTERS. &a.,
On as good terms as any other establishment In the
Grated Steel, by
EVANS' to WATSON,
No: 28 Tenth FRONT Street,
PLEASE GIVE US A CULL. Phibide a l u P l h B l . a ti
A GENERAL CAUTION.
PRENTISS'S
WASHING AND SCOURING SOLUTION
The proprietors of the above preparation have been
informed that in consequence of the success or their
discovers, attempts have already been made to wan
torten it, by the enbstitution of an Nucleus article.
They therefore deem it due to themselves and the
public to issue this OAIITION. and to urge all who
desire to obtain the genuine preparation, to purebue
only at their utablialtment, or at the authorised agen
cies. SAMUEL GRANT, du.. h 00.,
189 South WATER Street.
N. D.—Measures will immediately be taken to deal
with all oountertelters according to law. ae3-frmwet
pr w ov m ed . e m l o ty L p E rrorty
mioe .
$5 1 500 To toyes.kinji ,thittgoza,ot Im 7
nveyeneer.
ee3-3t* 152 South Fourth street.
BROWN STO T.-40 casks PI Final &
11-1 , Wllllame,” Imported direct from London, In
store and for sale Sr WM. 11. INATON,
era, QIP Pnotb TR/INT Ptreat
MONONGA HE L A WHISKEY.-60 Bbls,
20 belt bids Pure Rye Whiskey, in store and
for sale by WILLIAM R. YEATON,
ask N 0,216 South FRONT Street.
OIGARS-800,000 in store-and
X.A :or sale by WILLIAM R. YBATON,
se3 No. 216 Booth FRONT Street.
SALAD OIL.-25 cases finest Tuscan Lynch
on, la store and for nolo by
WILLIAM U. YEATON,
sea 216 South FRONT Street.
'UST RECEIVED—Lot of FOUNTAIN
s.P PENS to write five Winn. G. W. NEED,
se3-7t* Corner Second and Vine.
HAVANA LEAF-100 Bales Havana Leaf
Tobacco landing ex Mary U. Kendall. For sale by
A. MERINO,
ee3 140 South Front street.
SHERRY AND rola' WINE. - -8 0 qtrs.,
10 Eighths Harmony Sherry; 20 qrs. Wallis Port
Wine, In bond and for sale by
WILLTAM H. It EATON,
ee3 210 South FRONT Street.
UNITED STATES GO VEa NNE N T
LAND LOCATING AGENCY,
CHICACIO, ILL.
The subscriber, having had much practical experi
ence In selecting and locating lands In the widows Land
Districts in the Western States, has unusual facilities
for making valuable aolections for
LAND WARRANTS OR CASS.
Having Surveyors constantly in the field to make
jursonal examinations, he can always make the most
dicious locations.
Lands unsurpassed for fertility of soil and salubrity
of climate, near the line of railroads, may now be had
in ,
lOWA AND WISCONSIN.
Satisfactory references given when required.
ID. Money invested in Kansas and Nebraska, and
any of the Western States.
Jyl6-6m
IVOTIOE.—The public are respectfully in
1. I formed that the BILLIARD SALOON. southwest
corner of TWELFTH and CHESTNUT St eete, bee been
thorowahly refornished and fitted up with MICHAEL
PHELAN'S LATEST PATENT, and will be opened to
the public on MONDAY evening, September 6th. Du
ring the evening several matches wilt be played by
Michael Phelan, 0. Bird, Dudley Oavanagh, (the chain
plon of the late tournament at Saratoga,) and V.
Istephe. All lovers of this gentlemanly game are in.
Need.
It is the intention or the proprietor to make this
Saloon s resort for gentlemen, and he hopes, by a strict
attention to the bush, ess, to merit and receive the pa.
tronego of the community,
se2.3tti,
A NEW•AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
WASHING , AND SCOURING
SOLUTION.
PATNNTED JUNE 22, 1868
This important discovery has just been patented by
the United States, and It is now confidently recommended
to Manufacturers, Housekeepers, and others. It ie
labor-eavin preparation, and costs less than half of any
other article known for cleansing purposes. While it
cleamme, whitens, and purifies Cotton, Linen, and
Woollen goods of every description, it will not injure
the most delicate fabric. Certificates of its value have
boon given by some of the leading manufacturers of the
country, as well as by many reliable housekeepers and
'Mame.
Manufactured by the Patentee, and for ale by
SAMUEL GRANT, JR., & 00.,
139 SOUTH WATER STREET,
jy22•thtu ly V PIIILAMILPIIIA
„-.% FOWLER, - WELLS, & 130., 922
011E8TNUT
Street, keep standard works on Z
Phrenology, Physiology, Water Cure and Pho.
nography, wholesale and retail. Phrenologi.
cal Examination,with chesty, and full writ ,
ten descriptions of elvraeter, given day and even.
bag. Cabinet free to visitors. gi ven
by mail to be
addressed to Yowler, Wells •fr. Ohestnui
• JaSdknolt.erk7 t sep SO
%/WINDOW GLASS! WINDO W
V V (MAW i.,We Invite the attunttou at the piib•
Ito to our extensive Auk of /french and' American
Window Glue. Tho large and well. selected stook of
Masa oonetantlj an band enablei ns to 611 all orders
cit with desystoh 3 and an low u any other
M h U ouse In the
y. -ZIEGLER TH,
Wholesale Denali%
rola S. W. corner of Second and Green also. •
fIAP.E 'MAY AND ATLANTIC CITY.—
There will be no necessity for travellers taking a
supply of CIGARS with them, se a complete assort
ment of,GENVINB HAVANA, of Samuel filmes'e Im.
portatiOn, will be found on sale at CONGRESS HALL,
Oape Island, and at the UNITED STATES, Atlantis
Olt? • ITO
11ALE ROPE - 1,000 ' coils of superior Balo
R Rope, manufactured expreiele for the Southern
market" az4 for sale by
HEAVER, PITLER
_& 00,,
au2B4f 23 North Water street.
A BRAM- BLACK'S ENGRAVING, DIE
° 4 - 1 awl Embosited Printing, Envelope, And
Sig 'Pros Mani:dilatory, No. 1 Routh. BIRTH Street,
Pa.-."" • ivel24ini
GANGS OF • AIGGIN (3 , made to orderby
• WEAVER, IHTLER, & CO.,'
'YR
28 _North Water Street, end •
No. 22 North N 7 HARVNB.
ItrACKEREL —250, bble Nos. 1,-2, and.
.I.l.l. , braokerel, now landing, and for mode by
0. O. BADLOR & CO.,' '
eel. , Atilt at, asocaurdoor abOys Front
JAMPB W. POBINS, Principal
S. SALISBURY,
49 CLARICE Street, OhAesito
V: ESTEPHE
PRENTIBB , II
inr,2 (oobs ,JObtro.
1858 FALL GOOD S: -1858
: Tus Subscribers bog learn to inforni their friends,
and country merchants generally, that their stock of
HOSIERY, . -
,• . •
GLOVES • ' ' ' ' •
. '
SHIRTS, .
-
. DRAWEES, -
- - WOOLLENS, and
SMALL WARES,
is noir complete, comprising their usual assortment,
and which they will sell at the lowest market rates.
They Would especially call attention to their stock of
. -
.13UOESKIN GLOVES AND MITTENS. - -
i.i
Oomprng the
. .. .
sexoyna, 4ERMANTOWN, JOHNSTOWN, AND
OTHER DESIRABLE h1A11.66,
Which they have purchased directly from the Menu
,
factorere for cash, and are now prepared to sell at
reduced rates: „
SHAFFNER, ZIEGLER,. & 00.0
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
36 N. FOURTH Street, Philadelphia,
se3-2m ' Near the Merchants' Hotel.
SCHAFFER & ROBERTS,-
No. 429 At.A.WEET STREET,
• , lIIPORTBRB AND JOBBERS OP '
aLovEs,
SMALL WARES,
COMBS, BRUSHES,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
LOOKING-GLUM%
GERMAN AND HUMOR FANCY GOOD 3.
au34-2m
SMITH, MURPHY, & 00.,
287 EMMET St AND 228 011IIROLI ALLEY,
Are now opening
A FRESH STOCK
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
To which they Invite the attention of
OASH AND PROMPT SHORT TIME HTITRItB.
PUILADBLIPULI t August, MC en24.2m
R.'OAMPBELL & 00.,
No. 804 MARKET STREET,
IMPOSTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
WHITS GOODS,
LINBNB,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
GENERALLY
SIBLEY, MOLTEN & WOODRUFF,
No. 326 MARKET STREET,
Moe now oponed and are daily Secalorlng a cholas
Stock of Silks and Fancy Goode for the
FALL TRADE,
Consisting ot:— •
BLACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS,
- BONNET AND VELVET RIBBONS,
DRESS GODS OP EVERY VARIETY,
WRITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES,
GLOVES AND MITTS.
LADIES' CLOAKS, SHAWLS, MANTILLAS, too.
To which they Invite the attention of Buyers gene.
rally., nu2o-1m
•
SPARHAWK, DIINTON, & WIIRTS,
302 MARKET STREET:,
Are BELLING OER their STOCK 01I1AP
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
GREAT INDUOEMENTE4
WILL DO OFTERID TO
OAHU BUYERS.
The Kook oonsioto of
STAPLE AND DRESS GOODS,
Awl to Imo enliven solotted. sul94m
ALEXANDER & KNOWLES,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
HOSIERY. GLOVES AND FANOY GOODS,
,;,(SAY! BEIIOTED TO)
Nog, 480 MARKET AND 428 MERCHANT BTB.,
And have j;et opened a NEW AND 00111PLETB
STOOK OP GOODS, °apnea.) , adapted to
FALL TRADE,
To which the attention or their customers and FIRST
, CLASS BUYERS le invited.
anlY:dtnovl
1119 L. HALLOWELL & 00.,
333 MARKET STREET,
HAVE now to stot• the largest and most attraotlre
suortmont of
SHAWLS, ,
" MANTLES,
AND CLOAKS
to bee - iound In the` city. •
They have also an unusually handsome variety of
F-A.NOY DRESS GOODS,
And other articles In their line
An examination of their stook Is solicited from
CASH BNB SHORT CREDIT BUYERS ONLY
suBl•tn th trt et
JOSHUA.'L. BAILY,
N. W. 0011. FIFTH AND MARKET OTO.,
PIIILADELPHIA,
Eu now open a
CITOICE AND ENTIRELY NEW BTOON
FOREIGN St DOMESTIO DRY GOODS,
FOR BALE PILOT? REGULAR PRIOEB,
To which he Invitee the attention of Buyers from
all sections of the country. aul7lm
.
1858 SILK GOODS. 1858
FALL IMPORTATIONS.
xxamm, ROSS, 8t Wig'H~RS,
691 MARKET STREET,
619 COMMERCE STREET,
PRILA.DELPIIIA.
Rayo now In More their complete
IMPORTATION OF SILT AND FANCY GOODS,
To which the attention of the TRADE ie invited.
.anl4.4at -
MARTINS, PEDDLE, Si HAMRICK,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES., and
FANCY NOTIONS,
No. 80 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
FIVE DOORS BELOW THE MERCHANTS' HOTEL,
Offer for sale the meet complete stock of goods in
their line to be found in the
'UNITED STATES,
Consisting of HOSIERY, of every grade,
GLOVES for men, women, and children, oomprising
an assortment of over 800 hinds,
lINDERSRIRTS and DRAWERS,
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS and COLLARS,
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS and SHIRT
FRONTS,
LADIES' ELASTIC BELTS, with clasps of entirely
new designs, with an endless variety of Notions, to
which they invite the attention of
FIRST CLAW WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
BUYERS. aeld•Bw
MEN'S rDRNISDLNG GOODS
, AND -
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS.
LONGOOPE & PEARCE,
9 SOUTH FOURTH,
ONE DOOR BELOW MARKET STREW,
nava In store a full assortment of Men's Woznishing
Goods and Tailors , Trimming', to which they invite the
attention of Clothiers end Merchant Tailors. aul6lin
FALL STOOK
SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
HP,RRING & OTT,
N. W. Corner of FOURTH mid MARKET STREETS,
Have now In store a splendid assortment of
SILKS, RIBBONS, AND FANCY GOODS
OF THEIR OWN IMPORTATION,
To which they invite the attention of
FIRST-CLASS BUYERS.
anlB-2rn
QIIINTIN CAMPBELL, Ja., & CO.,
IMPORTDR9 AND JOBBERS
HOSIERY,
emovra, and
FANCY GOODS '
No. 341 MARKET STREET,
' Northeast Corner of POMMEL
H. A. EgACIMELTORDi QUINTIN OutruLL, Ja
aul24an
FALL STOCK OF CLOTHING.
CHARLES HARKNESS to BON,
No, 888 MARKET STREET,
BOOTIIIEAST CORNER OP 11013RTK,
Hare 11011' in store a large and splendid assortment
of PALL and WINTER CLOTHING, Manufactured ex.
presaly for the Southern and Western Trade, which
they oiler for sale on the best terms for Cash, or on the
usual Credit.
BUYERS are Invited to call end examine for them
'etym. aul2.2m
3'1601180N,
JOB PRINTER.
Hat'Removett to
PIPTII LN4) QBBSTNUT OTAPT,
FALL GOODS.. •
MARTIN it WOLFF,
- 288 MARKETT, STiME
DRY GOODS. •
anl6-1m
FALL STOCK.
FITHIAN, JONES, .4. 00 .,
No. 215 MARKET STREET,
THROOOLI TO
No. 204 011,IIR0H ALLEY,
Rave now in'siori a
- COMPLETE STOCK
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,
To which they Invite the attention of Buyers from
all parts of the Union, aul64m
SITER, VAN ()GUN, & GLASS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
EMBRY,
GLOVES,
PANOY GOODS, &c.,
No. 428 MARKET STREET,
ABOVE FOURTH,
PRILADELPRIA.
anl3.2m
J T. WAY & CO.;
Noe. 221 MARKET Street and 10 ORUROR Alley
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
The completeness of their Stock, both for
VARIETY AND PRICES,
Will be found to offer advantages to buyers, occur
passed by any other In this country.
yW FALL STOCK.
McCauley, Brother, & Brewster,
ILtra Prat opened an entire new stook of
BLANKETS, AND
HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND.FANGY GOODS,
to which they Invite the attention of first-clue began;
i•
Our stook la particularly adapted to
SHAPLEIGH, RUE, & CO.,
WHITE GOODS,
LINENS,
MEN'S WEAR
DE COURSEY, LAFOUEOADE, & CO.,
(335 MARKET STREET,)
Have now In Store their
of the greatest novelties of much goods, to which the
BURNETT, SEXTON & SWEARINGEN
Offer for sale at their Store,
No. 409 MARKET STREET, NORTH SIDE,
THE LATEST FALL STYLES
Imported and Rorie Mannfaotnred
PANOY DRY GOODS,
Consisting of.—
DRUB TRIMMINGS
VELVET RIBBONS,
}HURTS
of all kind., and materials for them.
HOSIERY IN GREIAT VARIETY.
UNDER SRIRTS,_
DRAWERS,
SHAWLS,
COMFORTS,
GAITERS
Ladles and Children's BELTS,
To all of which we Invite the attention of
FIRST-GLASS BUYBIt
aull-Im
JOHN B. STRYKER & CO.,
310 MARKET STREET,
DBALBAS IR
zsurrien, 7B3INCEti AVID , AMERICAN
DRY GOODS ANDOARPETS,
BOUGHT AT AUOTION
And will be sold low for cneh
SMITH, WILLIAMS, & CO.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. 618 MARKET STREET,
Axe now oonstantly reoelvlng
NEW SEASONABLE GOODS,
Of Desirable Styles, from the best markets In this
Country and Europe.
The attention of parohesero is solicited. - sull-ew
BARCROFT & CO.',
(No. 405 and 407 BIARNBT BTREEET,)
IMPORTERS
AND
JOBBERS
DRY GOODS,
Would give notice to Buyers,
IN 11111 T 111107 . 10 N or THN 00015171;
That their arrangements for the
FALL TRAMS
ARE NOW 001LPISTE. aallAw
BAILEY & 00.,
NORMSBLY
HILTO removed to their new Blre•proof, White Marble
819 CHESTNUT START,
NORTH SIDE, BELOW THE GIRARD HOME
Now opening their fell stack of
IMPORTED JEWELRY, PLATED WARES, 41.. ND
To which they invite the attention of the publio
BILVNIFWARE, WATOIIES, DIAMONDS, AND
ranl7-Iftl
WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINES,
FAMILIES, TAILORS, DRESSMAKERS, PLANTERS,
SKIRT-MAKERS, AND ALL STITCHING
OT WOVEN FABRICS.
'lvory kind, style, size, and pattern of these unrivalled
Instruments for sole at my office at factory prim.
I glee the same commission as the Company to Sub
Agents, and Merchants purchasing on orders.
HENRY COY, Agent,
628 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
And No 7 West State street, Trenton, N. J.
au264m
HARRIS'® BOUDOIR SEWING MA
CHINE is offered to the public u the most relic
ble low-priced Sewing Machine in nee. It will sew from
six to duty etitabes to an inch, on all kinds of goods,
from coarsest bagging to the fined cambrica. It is,
without exception, the simplest in its mechanical con
etruction ever made, and can be run and kept in order
by a child of twelve yearn of age. The DURABILITY al
this machine, and the QUALITY or Ira won', are war
ranted to be wasurpused by any other. Ito speed ranges
from three hundred to fifteen hundred stitches per min
ute. The thread need is taken directly from the spools,
Infamy, TUB THOM.' OF REWINDING. In fact, it is a
machine that is wanted by every family in the land, aid
the low price of
FORTY DOLLARS,
et which they sold, brings them within the remit of
Almost every one S. D. BAEHR, Agent,
Jell34Bm wlty eowdm 20 South EIGHTH Street.
WILLIAM A. DROWN & CO.,
UMBRELLA AND PARASOL
A largo assortment oonstantly on band, to whioh the
attention of declare le Invited; - aa2B-1m
SLEEPER lir.' PENNER,
Or •
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS,
LARQE AND VARIED ETOOR.
WM% ,
ilDra Jabbtve.
I2dPORTERB
DRY GOODS,
Are now fully prepared for the
PALL TRADE.
28 NORTH FOURTH ST.
THE SOUTHERN TRADE
IMPORTERS
EMDBOIDERIEs,
•
LAOS GOODS, ho.
No. 829 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
PALL IMPORTATIONS,
attention of •
THEIR CUSTOMERS AND TIM TRADE
I 8 INVITED.
WHOLESALE DEALERS
itlattljeo, Jettleirp, S't
BAILEY tr. BIZ:3MM,
FANCY GOODS,
P.EABLI3,
Sewing itlarbines
SUPREME TO ALL OTIDIBB
Umbrellas anb parasols.
MANUFACTURERS,
No. 246 MARKET STREET,
31ANIIMAOTU1ER8
No. 886 MARKET OTREBT,
Invite the attention of BUYEBB
To Their ,
"Retail Orr ,pobs-
FIRST FELL OPENING?
GEO. FitYETL,„
No - . 018 CHESTNUT' BTREgT, -
Will display on
hIONDAY, SEPT -MEER Bth,
A choice and carefully selected stock of Elegant floods
suitable for th
REAL INDIA SHAWLS, Long and Square, in;al i
colors worn ; Splendid Silks, in Robes and by the yard,
and all the novelties of the season, to which the atten
tion of the Ladies liinvited. 4e6-6t
_ -
JrEp Goobs
CLENDENN ING's
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS,
TABLE 00VER9,
TABLS NAPKINS And TOWELLINGS
TO THE DRY GOOD 3 MERCHANTS
I GENTLEMEN :As I have bestowed' more than usual
expetes and labor in getting up this article of Damask
Table Linen in this country. and have sumo dad in
furnishing an article equal, and in some respects Lope
rior, to the imported one, at a much lees expense, I
trust that those who have a disposl'ion to encourage
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE and American labor will not
'forget my address. -
JOHN OLENDENNINU & CO., '
ARAMINGO MILL, FRANIEPORD, -
PIIILADELPHIA.
P. B.—Those who travel -and supply Couniry Trade
will find it to their advantage to call at 'he /factory
before purchasing elsewhere. Parties wishing to, buy,
and cannot make it convenient to nail at the Factory,
will please send their addreas, and they will be waited
on with samples of the above. seg.lmif
AUTUMN TRADE, 1858.
STAPLE AND PANOT
DRY GOODS
AT WIIOLESALE
DRESS GOODS OF NEWEST STYLES, BRAWLS
OF EVERY VARIETY
DIERINOB, CODUDGE3, MID3LIN DE LAINEB,
VELVETS, SILKS, ALPACAS, GINORAMI3,
CLOTHS, CASHMERES, SATINETS, VESTING-8,
FLANNELS, PRINTS, BLEACHED AND BROWN
GOODS, •
Wlth a complete Llne of
EMBROIDERIES,
And other styles of Goode adapted to a
FIRST-CLASS TRADE,
All of which are offered for sale Cheap
•W. G. CHITTICK & CO.,
438 MARKET and 433 liIEROSANT ST
au2l-tu th sat 2m&w2m
Qlljinct, elasstuart, &r.
B ARGAINS IN CHINA AND GLASS. Lately received a large quantity of useful house.:
keepini ware, which la offered cheap for cash.
PINI WHITIO lIIONSTONII WAEL.
•
Chamber Bets, 10 pieces $2 50
Dinner Sets, (znOlclent to dine 12 persons,). 1 2 0 0
Tesßets, 46 pieces 2 tO
Dingier Plates, large size per dozen.... 1 00
Tea Plates, n n _ - gp
Tes Cops and Saucers, (24 ps.) ce -60
Also, Dishes all sizes, Covered Dishes, Pitchers; and
other articles in Ironstone Ware, at half the usual
prices.
GOLD-BAND FRENCH CHINA.
Tea and (Wee sets, 90 pieces, new shape, f0r....510 00
The tonal price or theme Seta le 16 00
Tea Plates per dozen.... 150
Tea Cups end Elmore, II 2 60
OUT 01.488.
_ . . . ...
Goblete per dozen.... 225
Tumblers for Table use, ii - - 1 60
Also, a large assortment of Moulded Glue at less
than factory prices.
Fluted Goblets ' per dozen.... $1 50
Diamond Goblets, 4, , 2 00
Call and see the great variety of cheap goods, with
prices marked in plain figures. from which there le no
deviation. These reduced prices are for cash
WM J. KERR, China RalL= - '
se2 3t* Chestnut at , opposite the State Howe.
TURNBULL & CO.,
IhIPOSTERS AND WIIOLESALE DEALERS
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE,
Nos. 23 and 25 BOMB FOURTH STREET,
Between Market and Chestnut,
PRILADELPRIA
jll7 - GLASSWARE, opon or by the package.
au3l-2m
FALL STOCK
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE
-13 0 "I , D Sts S IR. OTY
No. 32 NORTH FOURTH ST.,
YOUR DOORS BELOW THE MERCHANTS' HOTEL„
- Have now in Moro the largeat assortment of '
CHINA AND QUEENS WARE
In the city, of their own Importation, to which
they invite the etteutiOn of
IPIRST 01488 'BIT , TBRII.
Also, Agents for Mtua*,tdrod Pittsburgh Gliatil-7 ,5
au2o4m
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN'
MERCHANTS.
A largo Stock of
CUINA, GLASSWARE!, AND
FANCY. ARTICLES,
AT THE LOWEST /LULIEZT PIIIOES, AT
MARXSEN è WITTE, Importers,
MASONIC BALL, 718 CHESTNUT STREET,
inekly
J3nots anb 01)aca
WHELAN & CO.,
WHOLESALE DE.kLEIIB ,
BOOTS AND B
AND
STRAW GOODSi,I - ...1., -
No . 513 BIARRRT
su37-1m PHILADELPHIA.
LEVICK, BASIN, & CO.,
BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE,
MAIIIIVACTORY,
NO. 526 MARKET STREET,
NORTH SIDE, BELOW FEICTII,
HENDRY & HARRIS,
MANU ACT URERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
N. W. Corner THIRD and ARCH Streets,
au2.5-2m PHILADELPHIA.
Br..M. SAUNDERS,
•Y•
WEIOLEBALB DEALEIIB
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of PHILADALPHIA and EASTERN Manufacture.
ALoo,
BTRAW GOODS AND OFT HATS.
O A SH, and prompt SIX•MONTHS BUYERS will
find it to their interest to examine our Stock.
• au2o-1m No. 34 North FOURTH Street.
BORER & BROTHERS,
MANUFACTURERS
AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS
OITY AND EASTERN MADE
TOOTS AND SHOES,
Nos. 432 AND 434 MARKET STREET,
Below Fifth, South ,ide,
sol9-1m PHILADELPHIA
FALL STOCK
OP
BOOTS A.:ND Kaor,s.
JOSEPH H. THOMPSON & CO.,
No. 814 MARKET STREET,
AND
Nos. 8 sad 6 FRANKLIN PLACE,
FATE NOW IS EMS A LANGE AND WELL ABBOZTED
STOOL OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
OF CITY AND EASTERN MANUFACTURE
Which they offer for axle on the beet terms for cash,
or on, the tumid credit. Buyers are invited to call and
examine their stook. jy3141
BOOTS AND SHOES .— The subscriber
has on band a large and need stook of BOOTH
andBRORB, which he will sell at the lowest prices.
GEO. W. TAYLOR,
no2l-17 B. R. earner FIFTH and MARKET Etta.
Doarbing.
OOD BOARD—For a Gentleman and.
T Wife, or one or Two Single Cientlemen. Location
near b hilt and Race. References exhanged. Address
P., Box 1190, Post Wilco. _ selbatet
AGentleman and Wife desire Board,in a
aLIL relined private family, whore the -comforts of a
home can be bed A front room and sleeping apartment
on the reeond door required. References exchanged.
Address O.I.IABLEd it. D. at 'this Office, with terms
and location. W ill furnlsh - thetr own apartments.
sal-St*
QECOND-STORY communicating Rooms,
furnished, Or ni+furalsbed, with BOARD ; also.
single Rooms for Gentleman can be bad by applying at
966 eolith FOURTH Street, Above Spruce. espl.3t*
personal.
INFORDIA.TioN WANTED, OF ED-
W ABM and 'FRANCIS CIIMBICY, natives of Ire
land w New York for Booth Carolina in DM.
any i nf or m ati on edam/led to their brother, at Haight?.
Ferry, Fan Joaquin county, California, will be thank
fully received. PATRIOS.
skum-otit
ANTED—By a middla-aged Woman; II
V - V - Place Inni ,privain funny u -Cook, or General
11,nulerrork. Gnod references given. ',Apply at 1120'
AED2RAL Street. seS-2t*
AGRADUATE from the Philitdplphia"Cpti
lege'or Pharnitieruirtes a eltiadlou In a Whale.
sale Drug Store, Address 8.-D., Office of this paper,
802 St* „ „
A LADY, competent to.ins#getin theaisnal
1 - 11 English branches, together with Free& and Ger-.
man, desires a situation u Governess In airivate Ann.:
fly. Address A. L., LEWISBURG P. 0., UnionOo.,
Pa.
[WANTED—By a Graduate, (A.' _31..,)
positionsal eachereither in the City or Country.
Els specialities are the Classics and. BeJles,lottres,
which branches he hes taught satisfactorily In a prowl;
neat Institute In the - State. Address WILLIAM, at
this Office. ' sea-Mirm
WANTED:—BY . an intelligent andAndlie.
V V triusLad,lB years ofage, emPlormait in airOince
or Store, as Errand soy. Address HENRY, Blood'Ad
Despatch. . s e. 3 3t► T. •
AYOUNG MAN, having 'a thoioughly
practical knowledge of Book-keeping, Mercantile
Basket's, , wishes' to obtain a Situation in a Whole.
sale Donee where his Cervices may be avallable,,Un
doubted City references, from moat reliable sources.
Salary not so much an object as a permanent sitnaiion.
Addreea 1. D., Prdss office. Ante/
A Genteel Young Girl wishee a ,gitention in
e_private family to attend to Honialifto44Arpes
MARY BLIZABATII, through Blood's Begat:4o' 4r.
ee3 2tiS
- ,
Lady, a BittuttionY V %
Address ittrecemYi"er:l!rtgis
WANTED- 7 -In a Retail DryGoodsStore,i Tung Lady tui Stiawaun.
Addr. u " COUNTER," at this Office.
VI/ANTED—By a - stela; able inan; a snail
• Bon at Porter in a Wholesale Renee, Apply to
DENIM QUIGLEY, N. 4 Wildere"(l6nrt, Eleventh,
near 101-8111.
WANTED —A BOY in a Wholesale Boot_
and that Route. to learn the trelnete.:' MG
eompereatlon the Bret six months. Address Box 960
POE f OFFICE. sepl-81*
- UUAITTED—By a young married man, em
ployment to take charge of a Farm, Has bed - ten
years'experience, and can gi e good refinances. Address
Fd.R2dlfH,at the office of The Preis. '
ANTES-743y Gfaduate of the 'High
v.v 'School, a Situation as Assigant BoOk-keeper is
a Wholesale eatablishment. Address T. 8., at th s Office.
ati3l.6t* _
vkrik.NTED-A Situation as Salesman or,
Book-keeper, in a Hardware or Notinrui Haase,
by a person that can control a oonalderable anicarit of
yenneylrania trade. Addreu 0 W., Brass Office.
an.3l4t*
VlVANTED—Canvassers for an Illustrated
Woik of much popularity. Three or fourdollars
per day can readily be made. 'Address ROWLAND,
Bldod's Deeyatch: • tudlCLatik
"%JUAN TED--,41 competent Salesman in a
V V si holesale Dry Goods Jobbing abuse; to oneirlur
can Influence a near cash trade o liberal salary - will be
paid. Address L. &Oo . this Callen - 'atiao.4tlo,-
V i TANTED, FOR THE lINITEFI - BTATI
OAVALRY—AbIe-tiodiedunmarried men, w whom will to given good pay, board, clothing, and
medical attendance. Pay from $l2 to 1122 per month.
No man having a wife or child will be aceepUd. Apply
for 14011 N TED WIC lIVIOR at No SI.T KARAM Str ee t,
- abort Bigh th, north aide.
B. N. aAcaz
Let Lieut. 24 Vogt. of Oaratly,Xo:
Recruiting °few. -
• .
... . ,
ail TO LET- , -Store and Basemen t, with or
BEL without Bakery Bakery Implements for isle.'
L - Inquire at No.- 1120 GIRARD_ AVENIIB, 7 to 8 A...-..
37. 1 6to7P: M. Dwelling may alio be lit 803.1t*
mi FOR RENT.—The Baiement and Fourth
a Floor of new Flre-Proof Building, corner ot Second
and Chestnut street. Apply to -
h C. KNIGHT -
Corner Water and Chestnut street.
to TO RENT—The new iron-front StortV
.1,43. No. 246 North Third street, above Race "
with
'uso of Shelving, Counter, /co. Suitable for the whole
sale Clothing, Notions, or any other business. • Tama •
low. Apply at No. 262 North THIRD Street. three
doors above. • ^ rf • au2B4t*ff
&A, 'FOR SALE.—A handsome residence,
kfill with all the modern , ,Inipeciwemente, large side
yard, papery, etc. SLXTIt, near f3PRTNG CIARDZIU. •
treee. - Terme easy. F. 1,1 LYNX), fqj South
_Street. (Second story.) - • - ' anl4lm
_ FOR SALE OR - EXCHANGE.—A
.10,. handsome new mansion, 19 moms, and 40 bowe r.
neerrrwynedd Station, North Pennsylvania Billion&
Site splendid, fruit abundant, health", ruunirpaased.'
Any person really desiring a tandems country seat in -
exchange for city propery, will find this an unnesusl '-
opportunity of accomplish lig his Objeit Apply to'r.
K. LYND, 5,W South SIXTH St., (2nd story.) atlik•btl.l"
fri T FOR SALE.—A pretty Cottage,_ nine
L rooms, and one or more sores on Ey timing 11113 MILO,
two miles out the Second street Turnpike:. Also, sere..
ral handsome Cottage lots - The neighborhood Is
healthy, beautiful, and .rapily' impiorbg. _ P. K.
, LYND, 6X.Booth SIXTH , ' (2d story. ) aul4-1m
orm TO BE LP,T—On• account of-removal
Nia• to our nevi store, the house No; 433 CIIESTNIIT„
below Fifth street. Possission may be hid about the -
Out of October. The position is one of the most deal,
fable in Philadelphia. " "•
-For teriMiotlesie apply to - --_
J. E. CALDWELL & 00.
I litt.4ollos4§47,E—Valuable Real Estate on -
'=.lfortii:. `street,Thh including_
_THREE STOWS •
`rialtird'areetrllos. 422, 424 and 426. Also, two four.
stenTBRIOIK BUILDINES on Dillwyn street. Nos. 417 1
419: 421. Let 60,feet front, extending in depth 176 feet
to Dillwyn—nets an annual rent clear of taxes of shoat
22,600. Apply to --W. IL LEVIOX, - - •
, P, - o,anll-1m No. $46 North=TN Street.
4`a TO RENt—counting-house No. 180
North Delaware Arenas with floor 'extending
through to Waterzetz M. K.
o nwr
a,
182 N. Delaware Avenue.
ett TO RE N T—The second and third
ses. stories of No. 103 ARCH Street, second door above
Front, north eide. Apply to
O. 0. SADLER & 00.,
9 North Water Street
DESIRABLE OFFICES 'TO RENT ON
the first floor of the new fire:proof building of The
P Rif:SYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY, Southwest
corner of Third etreet and. Willing's alley.
Apply to IDMUND SMITH,
an23-12t Secretary.
SALE—A'nhable LOT, in the viol-
J. pity of the Baltimore 'Depot, in an improving
neighborhood. For particulars, a ddress J. K., Box 927
Poet-office. jyl6
VVIKEATLEY is OLARKF2 O ARCH-ST.
T al \ TEMA, B.B.—WiWam S. Fredericka,Actlug and
Mega Idanager - ,-, _
,
-
DUCAT NVNNING, September 3, 1838,
, beHOOL TOR SCANDAL.- , . -
Sir Peter Teazle, _Mr. Gilbert; Charles Surface; Mt •
Wheatley; Lad, Towee, bins lobe Drew
To conclude with ONS COLT SOH TWO WITS.
Nelly Nab, Mrs. John. Drew; 3fr Gsilliard
Mr. Wheatley Mn.s Pnecto, Mrs Nicholls.
Admission. 2 6 eta. Secured Seats io Dress Circle. 57 g
otg Orchestra Stalls, 50 eta • Beats in Private Boxes, 73
ma; Gallery, 18 eta; Gallerifor Colored Persons. 26 eta I
Private Box in Gallery for Colored Persons, 88 eta
Whole Private Box, 83.
Doors open at to'clook ; commence MTN, precisely.
MRS. D. P. DOWERS's WALNUT-ST.
THEATRE, corner of NINTH end WALNUT
Ti RIDAY EVENING. September 8,1858,
GUY MANNEEING. , . •
Henry Bertram, Mr. Breach; Col. Mannering. Mr.
!kV/lomat& ; Meg llerriles, Mrs D. P Bowers.
To conclude with
VICTIMIZING.
PHILADELPHIA
Grudge, Mr Eberle; Fudge. Mr F. N. Drew; Trudge
Mr. Hemple: Mrs Trudge, Mrs Perry.
Prices of idmission--Second 'Per and Family Circle,
and Third Tier, 25 cents; Parquet, 8731 cents; Dress
Circle, /50 cants Private Boxea, according to their
locale, $3 and $5; Single nests in Orchestra and Private
Boxes, 75 cents.
Doors open at 7 o'clock; Curtain ease at 7% o'clock.
ViTELOW B NATIONAL THEATRE.—
Joseph 0. Tooter, Bole Leona and Mannar. 0.
Politer, Stage Manner.
?MOAT EVENING„ . B9tmI22rI nu,
. . .
Gaspard°, Mr. Fitzgerald, Raphael, Mr. .MBeeket;
Gator/ma, Mn.e E. Le Brun
To conclude with
THE TERROR OF THE ROAD.
. . .
Herry,lialter, Mr. C. Foster ; Natty Noose Mr. W.
rell ; Dorothy Bruin Mrs. J 0. Poster.
Tickets of admission, 25 cents ; secured meats; 3£l
cents ; Orchestra chairs, 50s cent ; Beats In Private
Box, VS rents ; 'Whole Bon, $5 and $1; /faintly Circle,
15 cents.
Doors open at 7 o'clock ; commences at TA o'clock.
THOME CF's VARIETIES (Café Chantant,)
Northwest corner of FIFTH and OLINANOT
Streets.
MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTS NIGHTLY.
'Comprising Lame of Opera and bewPobing ballade by
Idles JENNY WREN, and Miss YaOTIIINGRAM.
Glees, Chorines, Madrigals, and Gnar ett*_:a Um
ANGULAR and EtiELSION COMPANY, - _
among whom are
Messrs. MOYER, HASSEY, &e.
The WHOLE interspersed with
ETHIOPIAN DELINEATIONS,
by J. K. CAMPBELL, and others.
Dances by
Miss MELINDA NAGLE,
and Gouge Songs by
Mr. GEORGE W. WREN
. .
Commencing at 31 before 8. Admleelon-10 tents
er3-Btie
NATIONAL BALL MARKET STREET.
NOW OPEN
J. 111400 WILLIAMaIs celebrated
PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE.
This magnificent PAINTING commences with Chaos,
and continues down in historical order to - the Babylo
nigh Captivity, containing more than fifty of the most
an dime and interesting seems in the Bible.
Exhibition EVERY EVENING. Doors open at 7, to
commence at 7M o'clock precisely.
Tickets 25 cents—to be had at Hall door. Ohildrini
under 10 years 15 Gees.
Also. Ixbibitions on WEDNESDAY and SATUR
DAY AFTERNOONS for .families and schools. Moore
open at 2; to commence at 3 precisely,
Explained by Profoseor TIBBITTS
BARRETTBI's
LLIA GYM RD NAROOSIM, UM.
PISTOL AND RIPLR ttALLBRY.
o pee on IiONDAp, Sept e mber 6th, at No. 804
MARKET Street. .
coNOERT
SANDBRSONIS GIGANTIC ILLUSTRATIONS
0/ Tint
• - RIIBBIAti WAR.
Representing the moot important events of the late
War, oonoludieg with the
BOMBARDSIENT AND DESTRUCTION OP
SEBASTOPOL.
This great exhibition will open on
-
MONDAY YTENING, September 6th.
10•• See programmes. xeS-Itet
PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE.
THIS GREAT PIOTURR,
By J. Insect Williston, will open, for the Bret time
in this oily, on
FRIDAY EVZNING_, Seprembern,
AT NATIONAL HALL,
HARNEY Street,' above TW.ELPTH
eLANFORD,S OPERA HOUSE,'
1.3 ELEVENTH Btreet, above CHESTNUT,
open for the Beason, with the largest
TROUPE OB Allf DRS -IN THE WORLD.
The Entertainmen FOts, nightly offered by
BAERIPis ,'TBOOPE • -
eomprise all the latest Songi; Glee', Duette, chyme
Refrains, MUMS Ballets, &0., interspereed with ,
WIT AND ELOQUENCE.
In Bk4t, an the 'Vocalism of the day is prodneed bY
LONG, A.sD POBTEY-
Tie Whole under the management of Mr, 0..0. MS- ,
PORD. - .
Ada:amnion 25 cents. Doors open at 7)i .cloak ; per.
figation 99sfusiOn4 st 8 o'clock...—
Mania.
Si* sate aub
ainustutents.
G&SPAXDO. drtiNDOLIBIL,
oo1•St$