Mil
=MEM
•''vicinityof Ninth
Pilot/ 11$1,—;-
ind''Mtiftiltttstrrets bailibtaiti •for siimesreeie , peat no:
detgologaleries 01'1114400 Manta i;f thimeateatenalie
:character. Immidlittety
_ad)Olning, _on the / east,' the
hew Mind ihgd no 4 iretiretrio Of erection in that Ideality,
the pa;o:l4l:Stinei*....atigutits. & .00. has
just nodeigenii,a_Aerideir of improvement', esttensions,
&0., Whieltratidir,lt ' Unlief ntedYmigollioent etor3—
. rodent 10/14'..kifii,i4H.''.,"!S inatn now a;
depth, 4t i fif F rp t 'ot .226 feet, running clear through tb
On listilnlajataeltig; this him thy:geed* liouse . ,Wu,
thrownte„o4..Publiii;foi, the Bret time share its
asterdep,*ndA,nany Were the ere:oo6oWe • showered
'upon the taste displayed by alp ptoprietora in the beau
t Uhl IMPrOYatneite they have mede.''The display of
superb heir - fabrlca foe' the ladtee , weir, crowding the
shelves aed adorning the Counters of this vast a s tabilah
mous elicited. as might be sappoied;the most flatter— .
lug nompiente front the reir "peryon'eithe ''rialters. We
• predict ter kissers
,eek.
Bian,o9: an unaEusli throng of
customers on .the :strength of, these. additional attract,-
tions to Choir fatoribly-krown bonne, and shall at some
future t hue refer, at k grea ,ter length, to the,merits ot
Tug Cosrac \- ..=Donati's Comet was seen with - the
naked eye' about 'e - Iglii!iiicleek,:en the evening of •the'
29th ult., atCantbridgel: It is'nes.: the , WOrthWeat
horizonounl-aPpears_as a star of the recond or third
magnitude'. - )t r e bare here, in Philadelphia, a ante Of
the first4igultude , in the shape of the Brown Stone
Clotting Ilel otltockhill & Wllson" Nee. 003 and 006
Ohestnit street, above Sixth. , , •
RURALITY.—:", , -
~ Yellow ibnz.ves front. rich Caron 'the cottage had
crown4l ; . -. -
, , .
Gr-en Lashes were ntrewel. ou,the floor;
The casement's sweet woodbine, Crept wantonly reand,"
Ant decked the sod agate at the door.” , .
A lovely picterd, truly, of e ' weet rasticitj! We too
the c diary hot taint go &we to . dwell; our minion
to to do good Trd.rdi: nato, by'adilebef our yowlers to
buy their clothes of Granville S:pkes, 7t0. 607 Clitatnut
-
FRIDADRLIIiIe BOARD OR TRADR.
J'eloaro O. Goons, - - "
WicLum o.ltaurr, OotoOrns 01 TEI Moirri. - .,
ELLre. YA WALL,-
%`-; ;t~ixri~u ,, ~:4teAigettcc.
PORT. OR PRULADELPIIIA.:- unte..
BIM RUM& ' 3) I Ux PITS 8 21
ULGII 'FAT= ' - ' - ' 1181
ARRIVAD.
Steamship My. of Niehmond, troll /NOW
mood, via Norfolk! 26 hours, With kola° and passengers
to Thos Wabiterjr: Pissed dteimibip VtrAinia off
liombsy Hook; bound to Iticlimend; packet ship Baranak
fur Liveipool,'off Wilmington Creek, going down, and
oblp Grey Eagle, for Mode Janeiro, below the bar.
&emit:kin' U.nnnebea, Hand; 22 hoofs froth New York,
via Cape May, with radar' and passengere to Jos /ill-
,
Steamship "Bostrm - ,'Sellevri 20 hours from New York,
cis Oape , illay, with mdse - and passengers to James All
derdice Passed itiargojabip,with painted Dort° below
the Ledge, a brig above Seedy Island, a British brig off
the Pen Patch', end. - about fifteen 'schooners upward
bound. - dr:
Barque B4wenit,Wilson; front Puerto Cabello,Aug IC,
via Quarantine, with coffee, &o. to Dailett Brothers
Sour Bantam, Myers, 6 days Dom Boston, in ballast
fo N Stuktorant &On '•• - "
Behr Anna Mortar ItlilYard,2 day's fctip Smyrna, Del;
with ()auto J McColley
Scbr Airmails; N•lid, I day from New Castle, with
wheat triltlehirdsoe & Overman. •" '
. . .
Behr Virgil,' Craton', 11'-flays from Frederieksbom
Va, with bark tal,l.,,Bewley t Co.. • -
Behr Jklary Sllen, Cottioghatn, 8 days from Deep
Creek, with shingles to captain. , ' '-
Behr B A Bill° Betsey ? frotoNew York
Mir Julius Webb, Vargo, from 'Norwich.
Bohr J Truiro, Cavalier from Boston. -
AV QUARANTINE
Duque R Wright, Jr, Gibbs, from Black Rivor, Ja,"
with logwood. rtun; pimento, he to D N Wetslar & Co.
Schr 'Martha ,Inn McNeil, Itand, from. Charleston - ,
with cotton, rice, &c. to captain.
War Daolol- Towasind, Townsend, from St Marks,
Via, with lire oalethiber to Swift & Co.
HUMID.
Steamship Hy/etone State,' hisishruaz; Charleston, A
Heron, Jr: • - '
Steatalkip:Viy . Of .Nti! York; Howes, Boston, Henry
Bat foe Hatioyifitillet; Darbadoes. Wm Cum
mings & ' • " -
HA h Commerc e , o Hathaway, Am de Janeiro, Tian
Jdaaou & ,
ne. ache 0 X /tuck; Coombe ; Manton; Noble, Hammett &
Behr Arkeger; blaCkwell, Providence', D Cooper.
ache Mari Elleii,Cottingbam r , Deep 0 reek, U Oroskey
Belie idarllttartightington,"Wriglitington,
°abseil Ec CO.
Bohr J Webb, Banjo, Norwich; Van - Duren, Narita
Sahr J. W, 'Pparo,
Echr B Elliott,Heleay, Portamouih, Baum, Ogle
Bchr Neptune, Myers, Ainghito, N St6rtova¢t & Co
Bohr &rah 11, 81014-New Haven Bistiatou k Col - .
Bohr a 8 Twltchell,licsle, Westchester, ' do
Bohr 8 Seymour ISlOrnin;ltondont, d,
Bchr Cooriney; Stout, biartriesboro, NO; do
Bchr Nebraska, Clardy, •- do - , do
Sir J dhrirer, Dennis, Baltitoord,'A. Groves. Jr.
The packet ahlpilitraurs, Osnt - Jair Rowland. for Li.
Terinol, left Walnut street wharf at 10 o'clock on fa
turner morning to tow of steam-tug America, with the
following carp.: 190 bhde quercitron bark a lot of spel
ler arose, 1401 brothels wheat, 11.085 do Indian corn, 1
hhd and 1 tierce beeswax, 11 cases in. chinery, 1712 bbls
• .ozwatd ,pearl rit.ron,'l , box cadge, 1 carriage, and
....._ ,ga:paasergere•
(oOrrospondonce Of The •ress.
RAVED DE GRACE, [Sept 4, 1858.
The Wyoming left here this morning with 4 boats,
laden and consigned ae follows:
It B cabeen. railroad trio to Reeves, Abbott & Co; II
B Rawl r, Dr D U Koller, and 8 Stevens, anthracite
coal to Delaware Oily.
far 1111401111.8.!
(Oorroeponaezice of ttae Philenetphts Mzehangn) -
Cern letaan. Soot 6-4 lb P M.
The At; tWanalr: forbtatopeol, and Gear Eagle for
nto de Janeiro, went to sea at o'clock. hen:carts
went lu. Wind south--weather dnec '
Yotus, tka; _ • • THOS, B. HIPMENB.
[st TzLtoakru TO THE MU.]
Nnw UAL, Sept b.
Arrived, abipe John Stewart; from London,•
from do; barques Union, !rem Bremen; Magnolia, from
Shields; bleneynkk, from Smyrna; brig W Udine,
from banner iipableb brig Immaeulado, from St Jago
rubs .
Also arrlTed, ship Amazon, from London; Wavle M
inim, from Naomi, tie
Mares, Rept 6.
Arrived, alup Clara Ann, from Turks' ratans!' barque
It Bargees. from Cienfuegos; - ' '
MS.uultA.N D4i
mr ace flollies' Hole '" 4 ' '
eteamthip' Taal, hence, arrived ;it
Itietnnonc cd !net.
Bleareatilp &lye, Beckley, cleared,at New York 4th
met for Lir erpoel.. ", -
,
Bteatualdp` Phimeaa Sprague, - Matthels, cleared at
Budeu 4th teat for Philadelpela,• - ,
8441 fleeperile,,keirle, for Ban -Francisco, cleated at
Beaten etti lest _‘ , . „
tibip Washington B.,oth,Pasoud, from Baltimore for
West Meat of_ South. America, was spoken Aug'lB, lat
td 4:, long 50 49. . . ,
Chip fit James, galley, cleared at Quebec alat ult. for
Liverpool.
tbip 7 alleman, Thomas, alaared at New York 4th
feet ror flait Francisco
Ship John Clark, Burnham; sailed from Baltimore
4th trust fur swan Point, to flotah 'Deeding for Ban Fran
cisco. •
Bbip Modern Times, from Boston for Sandwich Isl.
ands, Ir.. spoken Aug 18. let 37 OS, long 44.
Ship B It Malloy, Lessor, for Ban lirsnolsoo cleared
at Liu.. York 4.ttr inst..
Flip Mahound, from Boston for Buenas Ayres, was
spoken 26th alt; lat 87 12. long es ao. . -
ahly, John Patten, Patten, sailed from Gronstalt 10th
alt. ton I:attars., - • .
Blatt, Bea - Banger; Burnham. iron Havana for Fal
mouth, B, was midi for sea at Newport 2d ices
Barque Anemia Mayhew, Thorp, cleared at Boston
83 Inst. for Buenos Ayres ,
Barque- henoe, - - arrive at Key
West 30th nit. - - , ,
13aNoe Vickery, Nicholson for aan Pranolsco.cleared
at hen York 4th lost
Damao Ulutte, Carlton, cleartid at Key Wtat'39th alt
far Chateletnaa„ , -
Banque Xdisnad,Dwigilt, 'packer/ran, was disoitiarglng
at Poet au Prinza 20th ult—arritediStla
Barque Belle, Bider, hence, arrival at Bastan 4th
Instant. -
. ,
Brig Marla. Noma, far Philadelphia, cleated at Wit.
taicgtoo, NO, 4th hat . _ -
Brig I. ola, Gritan. beace et Boston 4th Inat,
Brigs. 0U1233 I Emily, Bevis, and Oelestitta; Means,
be at Boston 4th test, ~- . -" , '.". ' '
Brig Canion, Orton)11, Oliared.at BOayro iitiOnst: for
. .
, . .
Brig Myra, Boller, cleared at Borten 4tii lost. for
Bbliadalpota.-• -. • -- ‘ - ,
- -
Brig Ormus,Baker, for Pl . illadolphia , sailed from Now
Bedford ad teat'. ' - - . - - -
Brig David Duffel, Tabbat, for Jonempert, Mei °Weed
at Boston ad. Inst. " -
Brig Mary 11, Kelly, cleared at Baltimore fth lost
for Prorideore. - -
Bag Hoy Queen, Lyle, sailed from Havana 26th ult.
for Philadelphia. • ' -
Brig Trenton, Atherton, from Dighton for PhUadeL
phia sailed from Pall Diver Mat ult
Brig Pelona, Bias, hence at Newburypart 2d Met.-
Itrig Henry Leeds, Orant, Lence at tteeltland.23d ult.
Drig Ohm Heath, Colson, for Philadelphia - .sailed
from Providence 34 Suet. -
Ochre J Walden, smith, and B P Woolsey, Errich- -
son, hence at Providence 3l lest. "
Ochre Warren 0 Halson,fludicatt, and Beaton, Brow
er, sailed from . Providence-3d lust
Far Lady Lahe, White . ; hentto at Pawtucket -
84 inst.
Schr Wave. nodes,. berme-at Barn 28th ult.
Bcbr KedrOu.ShoPpard, from Delaware City, at Ter
month iPth -
Bchr Walter,and - Limited', Johnson', hence at Boston
4th inst. ~ • „ ,
. .
Ochre * AnnticHardirig, and Isaac Rich, Omitli,
cleared at Boston 4th Inst. for Philadelphia. -
Bahr Greco Girdler, Paine, cleared at Boston lid inst.
for Phil delphis. , •-,
Bolus Anne. Sheppard, Vali:son, and Awns Edwards,
Edwards. cleared at Now York 4th test: for Philad.
Pah.. George j Jones, Crowell, eleareo. at Beaton 21
lust for Baltimore.. • • _
Bohr Chas [latch, Dunham, for Philadelphia, cleared
at St John. NB, BLit ult. ,
Bohr J Idagood, Leine atNew Raven 8d inst.
Behr+ Diiiiii4.oameron,„Watkine, Prod Williams, Brit..
ton, and J I Steinbach, Risley, hone, arrived at Rich
mond Ed loot - • -
Solar Amelia, Eockhill, salted from *owl* - Ist lest;
for - • - _ • •
Schee Vordelii Ann, Smith, and Ell Townsend, Corson,
hence at Boston Ist • -,-
Bostoc,`Eryant, cleared at Boston 24- Inst. for
Schee -Clark; Scull; rt, Tkompaon, Lloyd; N W Ben
ton, Tejler t aad.L Statterat.ti Gordon, hence at Bunton
-- &hr Star, ;Edward!, foi,Philadelplits, sailed from
Bohr Ellen Baker, Lake s hence. at - Erie:di:A Perry
filet alt.
Bahr f4lenroy. Glidden-hence at Gardiner 26th tilt
Bair f3erels 7 :llerigor, fcii7Philedelp — idaTrriri ii .
1411 - (4 1
sailed Gorr New 8ef0i4.24.,1tiig.,.; - ,-
Behr CratikArinoti3i4Peiloe at Newport INA nit,
Bohr Frgerol:Parker;lrour Distort ter Philaiblphlit,
06110.1 la;
Bohr Bobton. BtoliOri t lionte . "4.Prothionee lit hist
Bchr 13 do T Crantiri,Ltudttey ) , sad respOrt, Bcull,.
hence et Psytuelletlet torn:, ;
Behr N ;Smith," Bralth.lence at Portsmouth 3lstalt.
Bart 8 A Taylor. Young,-add Lady
„Lake; WhSte;
hence at providence 2d Th,Lady Lake proseided
- to Pawtucket -
' Bohr/ B It Icinee, Jewel; RAlt-Ittoydatackett; John'
Rogers, Elliott,. and. Artettap Robertson, - istled 'Went'
Providence 24 inet - - - - „
Behr Junes- Mutts', Harding; hence t Use,- espy/lied:to
hare bile a aeon 2d pifxreigandett,Baji eppart Qtly
booed= • -
- hobr Biraltillytirts;tialled fr,outilinaoutsk BOtirlidt,for
, Behr 0 6 i;,,Terniii, r int:Pitiliaelphia,. ailled &mill*
Oche - 13atuniel=1;,Weker, , tre,g•kki, ipnee
- ten, passed up ginut, thipe Bey,2d.lnst.7
Bokr Whit ellorlt,-,chtelta. hones:at Westerly 81st ult.
- -kehr Wus, jig Illltassliktrroksow cleared at Okarleston
'lst fnat i for a ngOtro Pc0410t11990 tyrant/ rinc
' ' /10 - 111111atliiiirii • '1 I
to,tiolai. atm',.oofati
Imo); moinnore . , Benton I,or'llmaiiilip OW- • ,
gd4,kr, schis - WalteriCliteridkl,/oltus t oil Barely
parkeryTerolie, "Ad llobt4 ;:lierekeillAblruttna, Platt
Jkitothel' Wilk; Rattsfokui do ror
,
Salemy'Stsan for City
Point; Gaselle; Humors, do for palem; Brasil, Ranee, do,
for Augusta; P A Bounden', Treisha. mid Timothy Phi
-10; Oraurnsr,ltiou for .1,1010dolpb16;:lfirril, Dakota.
do; Ssrhlr L H(BO, Clonary,. Windsor, NB,
for Bahim ire • - - • . -
Sid Rehr' Isabel, R L Tay. Deborah7onea, P A Saun
ders, Timothy Pharo, and 11101. '
- Bd—No arrivals
- ,Bidi ultra Josistv. Hohorn, for Boston; - Preik Reel,
Walter dr, Lemuel, B 10 Parker, R J Mercer, R 8
kosairßray, Brasil, and Sarah I. Mille.
. .
YOBSIGN PORTS.
~4 1 . r it Sagas 29th nit, brie Meteor. Anderson, Havana;
g2d, Fehr Obriatian Keen, Many, do. -
St 21st, brigs' young BepubPo Frodericke, and Anna
Wellington, Jackson. New York; 28d, bargees Aura,
Hoot; New York; W B Chandler, Gage. Gibara, to toad
for Valencia - (touched to land Mr Bunt, first oflicer of
the WEL 0, who was to take charge ot the Aura )
Ar it Cienfuegos 18th ult, Solirs- Borneo, Gray t New
York; E 0 llowerd, Nickerson. Ouracoa.
Also ar 18th, brit Sarah Peters, Loud, New York. .
Ar at Cardenas 28th tilt, brig P-B, Ourtie, Islay, Ma
tonna for Boston. .`
,Bid 16th. Jbarque Tosenh'Fish, Ehltlfpe , N York. -
Ar at Havana. 24th nit; brigs Eliza. Ross, and Barab
Starr,qilake, Portland; Mb, barque Lucy Ring. Thurs
ton, Cienfuegos :(and. 'old 28th for Begun;) brig W
Stewart. Weeks, New Orleans; 27th,- .brig JOhaona,
(firma Nordenholts, Savannah• echr L 0 Watts, Young,
Roston; 28th, brig Allen A Chapman, Laurent, New
Orleans. ;
Brig FornaayCrom New York, bad not arrived
ARRIVALS AT' THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
UP •TO - ONS O , 'OLOOK inzB MORNING
_ MOD 1101I8E-rOliestint street, below Ninth.
T G Ayorigg , - - 3 8 Daniel,La
811 Oluanian, Hampton ,Va / R Sclater, Hampton, Va
8 W Harwood Itibruand,Va W H bloLure, Chester, 8 0
7 B Meacham 'Yorkville,9 0 Id 7 Thompson, Mo
G W Sutherla,d. & IS, Vs • J W Allen&la, Washington
Geo 8 Gideon, Waithington Sam] Baird, La
111 Rankin, Ilendereon,Hy 8 W Rankinifenderron,HY
Owen Glass & Is, Hy. Miss Glans, Henderson ; Ey
Mai II Stiles, Hy. Mies L 80 les, Hy
R T Glees, Henderson, Hy JII Barret & la, Hy ,
I II Barret, Jr, Hy I B. Buret, Heoderson, My
J D Mallo y,Henderson,Hy V J _Brooks, Ga
I Miller, Oa • " 0 Garrett, Oa
8 Blood & la, St L aim J It Wimberly, Ga
8 8 Moffett; Madison, Ind . E 8 Hill, lowa
II Nutt, La 8 Tucker, Beaton
111 ,Trowbridge, Boston I T Parker, Newport, Hy
J 0 Manning & Is, N It H R Austin, Memphis
Miss Witherapnon; Memphis Mies Austin & els, Memp's
Miss A Jones, Memphis J G Barlow, Memphis
G W Krebs & la, Balt - Mr Abbott & Is, Westford
T Nevin, Mobile 0 R Presatman, Balt
5 L Lansford. Vs • Dr L J Eddins & la Ala
-P Sanderson, Scotland - C F Rodenetrin & Is, N 0
W G Jones & IA Mobile Mims J Hobson. Ala
IL 11 Cuminge, Chicago S,W leen Oin, 0
P A Hendrix, 80, . .1 Gnaw, Nlt
E 0 Sebybyang. N Y CT Y Davis, N Y
M Brenner, 8 0 V Meyer, Buffalo
II De Pedron & la, N Y B Hardaway & la, Mims
Miss L N Gibson, Mies 8 H Witmer, Cincinnati
R M N Taylor, Ohio -E Hersey N 0
4 W Gordon, N C F 8 Perkins, N Y
•OheaJ 8 Bacon, Charlest'n B P Larrabeo, Mimi -
D H Johnson; Oa J Myers, N Y
M W Ohnikey, Washingt'n J Cowles, N Y
J U Miter, N 0 J Dudley Smith, Hy
IV 8 Caldwell,' Hy, 8 W /ones, Atlanta, Oa
I F Crew Atlanta, Ga 0 W Hammel!, Atianta,Ga
J A Taylor, Ga - A M Eddleman, Oa
W I Ohinn, Frankfort I N Crutcher. Frankfort
! J R Page. Frankfort II R Brown, Hy
E V Johnston, Ga , 7 H JAMS, Ga
L 9 Gordon w wife, Balt 0 W Lake, Miss
II P Sefebone. Vr, Mrs Sefebone, Va
Miss N Hazall, Va I W Gray, Oa
John T Mere, N 0 8 B French and la, Win
J B Cobb, Oa 0 M Lumpkin, Cla
E P Ohamberlyne, Vs 11 0 Reed, Baltimore
B 9 Benson, Baltimore G W Dellredge (la
Wm Drlsbell, Ala , Mr Bradford. N Y
Mhos Bradford, Nl' . W P Dellah, Oa
P P Pease. Os John D Winslow, N Y
J Carson, Lako Superior J St Book Mies
Mrs WIV Croom, N Y 0 E Bellam & la, bliss
-I W Bicker, Atlanta, Ga I Illivey. Atlanta Oa
(I E Proser, Fla J W Cochran. N Y
T Taylor: Jr, Ilirlircond,Ya 71V McLaughlin, Oineinatl
Ellergstresser, 11l Mrs J P Pearl, Nashville
II B Willemy, N 0 Miss Pena, Nashville,
Miss McLeary, N 0 Mrs 'iraft, R I
Al Osin. Washington Ter JII Pollard, Boston
J L Tberkield, Franklin, 0 0 Herz. Louisville
W B Rockwe ilecia,Bt Louis Henry Wood, N Y
D 0 Skidmore, N Y A Knorr. N Y
L To Born. N Y Wm ll Backus, lowa
D R Wardeld & da, lowa Joe W Harrison N Y
1 41SBOHANT8 , ROTLL—Pourth street, below Arab.
7 - 8 McCulloch, Tenn W M Senior, Tenn
John H Glass, Thin -.- 0 Fronde, Vicksburg
N F lon and la, Ohio. W II Moore. Indiana
James McCollum. Ind Mrs Oh itt ok and oh, Phil*
Jlt - .wig, Monongahela City Louis Bch toter, Ohio
0 F Kepler, Danville, lif Tredwell, Somerset, Pa
John J Schell. Somerset, PA W Hathaway, 11l
JIB Groves. 111 - J II Gorham, Ohio
PLI Hunker. Pitteburgh Samuel Elnpman, Ohio
W J Sage, Ohio , 14,J Morton. Mass
W Carpenter. Lancaster 011 Lore, Pittsburgh
D 0 'Roddy, 8 0 James Beaty, 8 0
Jos Wylie, 8 0 - M.s M 8 Moffat, 8 0
Id F Areu,N 0 B Lavabo, Oa
J Linshe Oa _ - David Zellers, Ohio
liamw.l McMaster, PittelPg Himmel Beatty Pa
Thee Oliver, Miss a B Cooper, Miss
Robt Williams, N 0 W A Martin. N 0
W D Neely, bliss Miss J D Neely, Tenn
G W Yost ; Tenn , 11 Naught, Pa
J . ll Dobyns, Id . 0 lloye, Pa
/A Carlin, Pittsburgh W B tipeers, 11l
John Oalloway, Ind J . McFarland, Downingt'n
UNION HOTEL,—AXM amt. below Faulk.
B D Jones. Pittsburg Ohms Belts:lan, Ohio
Mrs Bhi Pope, Wooster, 0 A K Kline. Reading. Pa
B Watford, Mansfield, 0 .J H Barnter, Ohio
Gee H L Cake, Pottsville B N Biter and lady, N J
T Jahee, Camden, Del G. V Materiel', Canton, 0
Oliver Tonsey, indisnapolis A B Kline, Ohio
Bent Ras. Pt Washington,o Geo Ross. Pt Waahington
AI Meyer, N Y - J Mtn Balt
•
11Colhertson. Ohio J B Beadle, N Y
Stephan Warner, Ohio Wm 0 Thomann, 8t Panl
0 P Toley, Bloomlngton.lnd J 111 Kahn, N Y
John Wray, Atlanta, Oa
AMERIOAN HOUSE—Chestnut street, below BiXtb.
J 8 Hancock, N Y . Thee .7 Lewis. Del
1 , Att i r B ll l . °... ,-..,, lii ".a . a el.. s •
T Reumburg, liattimore II W Keaton, fey
J K Hues, Kentucky J II Bradley, Indianapolis
Geo Lawrence, N J Chu Morton. N J
Juries II Paul Mass Oboe K Landis, NJ
Obac Wllmer, Balt T ri MoCutchen, N Y
Mr Field. Chicago • J Wamble Raleigh, N 0
8 lliestand, Wile E J Lear, Phila
II Sage, Circleville, 0 Geo 8 O'ok, Phila
B .11. Callisle. Phila 0 G Paleaka, Va
.FI b Peyinee to 2 la, Mies C 0 Olearee, Memphis
O.W Swart., Jefforeomillo Root thmpoon, N J
Wm Harrison. N Y ' Michael Birn, Pbila
0 W Petted, Phila. Thos D Locke, Tenn
NATIONAL UOTEle—Race street, abort Third.
P Uhlor, Uhlurovillo Owen R Moo n, Pa
John 0 Dosing, Pa J C Adams, Harrisburg
Gon Nichols, Pa J L handl:tit, Balt
R 0 Ilryson, NJ 8 A Johnson. Ohio
Daniel Bitger. Pa A If Aohey, Lebanon
J T Goodin, NY G Righter, NY
W 0 Butter, Pottstown Obas - Weldy, Pottstown
Wm Wadley, Pa E U Miller, Pa '
Wm 8 Potter, Bid .
BARLEY BREA, HOTEL—Second street, below Tine
J Chamberlain Del John McAleime, 15e1
P H Mathew' NJ- John Harding Bucks co
W B Weller, Pleetville John Dams. Cheenham
Writer, Buckingham Mrs Mitchell. O hTo
Chas J Gordon. NJ J Whitton, NJ
Geo W Abel, NJ Mahlon Long, Hartsville
Geo Snyder , Pa 0 Coleman, NY
J Whitton ' Pittsburgh James Mitchell, Ohio
A Mitchell, Ohio A M Dickson, Lancaster
MADISON HOUSE—Seeond street, above Market
J W Callen. Del D P Geddes, Florida
Dialrgon, Phila Hugh Gilmore, Ma
D M Bulger, Centre co Mrs Dorris, Del'
J Wilkins, Wheeling, Va .7 Grayson, Pa •
BALD DADLB EIOTBL—ThIrd street, &b, CsDavin
Wm Berry, Pa ' Smuel 1.1 Jonas, Pa
Barclay Brown Pa Wm Simmons, N York
Ins Scott, Harrisburg Wm Flicker, Pa
I H Walter, Atiantio City Henry Heckel, Pa
Reuben Bnidenbacb, Pa . , .
BLACK BEAR HOPHL—Third, above Caloatalt.
Oeo Clemens, Oliest Valley J Fehmucker. Heading
Mull° "xi Po' Lindford Tomlinson, Pa
J Fitzgerald, Somneytowa A L stoever, Phila
Jacob Butter. Hatboro
Special Nattreo.
Try A gain ":—lllasc Persons, onco imposed on,
are suspicions. Caution is needed in these times to es
cape humbug, and the certainty of being victimized.
Jules Hattel's,Rats Lustrafe Hair Restorative is an
lefailible remedy lot heights a. All those who have
either lost their Bair, or are becoming bald, ahonld try
this delectable preparation, whose effects are minion
lone.
Bold by all Drmaiste, and at the Luboratory of Inuit
HAIIEL & Co., Perfumers and Importers, No. WS
Chestnut street, Philadelphia. seo43t
Professor Saunders• elaselpal Institute, nt
the WEST PHILADE.PIIIA INSTITUTE, corner of
MARKET Street and WILLIAM, will be reopened on
the flint MONDAY of September. Pupils, to the num
ber of fifty, will be recetred WITNOOT EMMA or FARR
ON WY PASSENGER RAILWAYS OD roe OJTY
- Thus, without expense, by a pleasant and safe con
veyanoe, pupils can be carried Into the fresh air of the
country in less than half en boar from the centre of the
city. Boreal actee of open ground border on the beau
tiful groves of this liemicary, which is patronized by
many of the distinguished gentlemen of the city, among
whom are the }Mites or The Frees, the Ledger, end
The North American end United ftates Gazette. Pu
pils are received by the day, or into the family of the
Principe!.
PBILADILPOII., July I, MB
" We, the undersigned, hove had sone or wards in
Professor Saunders' Institute and family during the
Session which has Just closed. In respect to parental
kindoesi, happy loiluencea, attention to health, and
progress in thorough education, our expectations bare
been folly realized. To. our friends, who aro looking
for AL decidedly good school for their sons, we cordially
recommend Professor Parmders , Institute.
"MATTHEW NEWKIRK, No. 1/00 Arch street.
JNO. W. FORNEY, office of The Press.
" CHARLES 11. THOMPSON, Thompson Rood, No
413 Ohestout' street.
'•3. 8, SILVER, 1400 Girard avenue.
"W. L. SPRINGS, 331 Market street.
"GEORGE 11. MARTIN, 1825 Walnut street."
Other Patrons of this Institution :
ELI 8. BERNET E, 409 Market street.
:JOHN, 0. MITCHELL. 203 Sloth Sixth street.
COLOIIAN, 148outh Eighth street.
N. B. !MOWER, 113 Smith Fifth street.
SASIIIEL 510011,E, Logan Square.
P. WATSON, Logan Square,
WSI. WAIN. office of Ledxer.
MORTON Ma➢IIOHAEL, office of North American
_ILL'S LEWIS, Penri Square.
lErNo 8113113117 HOBO BsLsar,
Seamen's Saving, Fund--0 flies 203 Wuhitt
street, one door Pest of Second street. Rev,;yes d e ,.
-posits In aurae of One Dollar and upwards, from ell
ohne* of the oonununity, and allows Interest at tits
rate Of Elio percent. 14 er annum.
Ofdoe open daily, front 0 until 6 o'clock, and on Mon.
day and datirday until. 9 in the evening. President,
Pranklin Pell; Treasurer and Secretary, Mathis K.
. ; 6,17111 g , FARM I. —l' toe Yer Cellti in .--
NialeNAL SAFETY TRUST COMPANY, WALNUT
'Street, 'B:W. corner of THIRD, Philadelphia, Money
received in any snot, large or small, and interest paid
from the day of,deposit , to the day of withdrawal.
hisMaY is meshed and payments made daily, 'without
. notlce. The investments are made in Real Estate,
Mortgages, Ground Rents, and such drat-class seourl
' thiiii th . • charter requires. Office hours, from 9 &cloth
in the morning until 5 o'clock in the afternoon, nd on
,MOndaY and Thursday evenings. until 8 n'eloelt: : fed
Th.:dna' No. 622 Market Street,
Importer'and Dealer in Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silver
and klattat, Were. 'First-class goods constantly on band.
?ride ilubieriber,eaylil eel& Cdr every article, le enabled
.to pelt at a small .adiance. ,Tbose about purcbeaing
would do PielltiO tall. AU goods warranted cc repre•
eentad. i ne4-Bxn
ISEIMMIE
Gentlemen's Hats for Autumn, now ready.—
In preparing the Hate of the present home, none but
the most finished workmen have been employed, and
nothing but, the best choicest materials used.
Every endeavor has been made to combine Elegance of
Form with Fitness, and Beauty of Design with Utility.
The undere goad, therefore, confidently submits these
elegant Autumn flats to the inspection of gentlemen,
and hopefully awaits their liberal patronage.
W. F. WARBURTON, Fashionable Hatter,
eel-St No. 990 OILIieTNIIT Street.
One-Price Clothing of the Latest Styles, and
made in the best manner, expressly for RETAIL RILES.
We mark our lowest selling prl.es in, PLAIN mamma
on each article. All-goods made to order are warranted
satisfactory, and our OEE•PRIOE SYSTEM is atiletly ad
hered to. We believe this to be the only fair way of
dealing, as thereby all are treated alike,
JONES k CO.,
604 MARKET Street.
Jackson,
JOB PRINPBB,
- BIRTH AND 011118TNIIT.
°hooks, Notos, Drafts, Bills Lading, Bill Heads, Dir.
°alarm, Cards, and all other kinds of Job Printing, at
prim to suit the times. 0017-17
General Debility.—This convenient terns
,includes numerous ill-defined and supposed incurable
forms of disease, accompanied by general lassitude and
exhaustion, without any ascertainable external or in
ternal 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 city by F. Brown, Fifth aud Chestnut
and ilarisard .t Co., Twelfth and Oheetnut.
Etual-d&vetf
B & Bakers
NAMILYWiNG
780 CHESTNUT STREET
These Machines are now justly admitted to be the
beet in lase for fondly mewing, making a new, etrong,
and elastic stitch, which will NOT rip, even if every
fourth Mitch be out. gironlare sent on application by
letter. aOP•7
Marriage
On the 24th ult., by Phe G 'Nikon. V. D. M.. M.
.IAOOII MOINE to Miss HARRIET WARRINGTON,
both or thi-
On the 21 (net , by Rev. John A. McKean, HENRY
.1. DAVIS E'q . and Miss AMANDA T., daughter of
N. Lonirmire, E.g., all of this city.
nn the 2tl in.t. at It•rlington, N. J., by Priem's ,
Ceremony, DAVID Et WRIORT, of Thllatelphla, to
MULL& E MAURER of the formot plane. *
Dv idormen O. Th•aser, on the Bth of November,
1857 M. RODNEY 0. NILES to Was MARGARET V.
BAILY, both of Smyrna, D fewer° as
ihr Alderman 0. Bracer. on the Stith ult, Mr LOUTS
00IIILLARD, of France , to Mite HARRIET ROBBING,
of this city., tk
•
Elzatbs.
CM the 2d Iratant. litre lIANNAR, wife of Joseph A.
McDaniel, in the 49th year of her age.
The friends, and those of he• family, are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
hush snd. Amser street, seventh house above Wood,
between Frankford road and bout street, this (Mon
day) afternoon, at 3 o'clock ai
To Camden, on the Ed instant, Mr. PETER BENDER,
In the 86th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
ful y invited to attend the funeral, from his late reel
deuce. it. E corner of Third and striven!' streets, this
(Monday) afternoon at 2 o'olock, without further
notice it
At his remidenee, In this city, on Friday, the 4th
instant, NATHANIEL RANDOLPH, in the 42d yearof
hie age. •
. .
On the 3d instant, JOSEPH WATERMAN, In Noe
87th year of his age. •
On the moron g of the 31 inettnt, EVE BLOOM\ °-
DALE, wife of Charles Bloominidale, in the 34th year
of her age dk
On the 3d instant, hlr. CHRISTOPHER FRITZ, In
the 87th year of hie age.
. . . . .
th. the 3ki inatant, IBABISLL& eitAlitall, in the 35th
year of bur age. *
of Interments.
rrioa, September 4, 1858.
iladetphia from the 29th of
of September, 1863.
Weekly Report
Bigstrn or
Interments in City of Ph
August to the 4th
Asthma
Ap0p1exy..........
Cancer
Casualties ....
Congestion of Itrain
Cholera Infant um.
Feral.. Typhoid....
Gangrene .
Hemorrhage
Intlaus , tion, brain
" Bronchi...
". Bowels...
" Itutneya
" Lungs ....
Pentorreum
Insanity
1naniti0n..........
alania.a.Potu
IMarasnatte ..... ....
Old Age
Paley.
fitill•Born
Tithes Meaenterica
Ceething .
'Unknown
Whooping Cough..
• 1 Mprbus
Ooneum'n of Mum
Convuleioas
Diarrheas
Brom, Brain
11 Chest
1 t Heart.....
DLeease of Brain...
11 Heart...
11 Liver....
Drowned
Dysentery.........
Debility
Effusion on Brain .
Beter,Bcarlet
Typbuslete.
Or TEE
• /ROTS TITERS WERE—
.... 83 Prom 40 to 60.
40 « 60 to 00
10 80 to 70
..... 3 70 to 80
0 it 80 to 90
9
Under 1 year.
Brom 1 to 2
" 2to 6
" sto 10.
" 10 to 15
" 16 to 20.
1981.
From the Almehonst
e eople of Color
Males...
Females
ee....13 I From the Ommtry.
....132 Boys
....NO I Girls
' the Board of Health.
THIIR HUGHES, Health 01
By order of
AR
Price of Admission Reduced --Th •
CENTURY PLANT STILL IN BLOOM-
Thet all may have an opportunity of soeing thts 71.0
CAL WONDER this week, (which, from ell appearance,
will be its last.) the price of Admission has been re-
Rieed to TAN °EN'S. Children under twelve. Five
Conte. Proceeds for the benellt of the YOUNG MEN'S
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. se6-3tle
rcr. Young Men's Christian Association,
Au alourned Meeting will be held on MON
DAY EVENING NeXT, 6th Mgt , at quarter to eight
o'clock, in the BAPTIST CHURCH, SANSOM Street,
below NINTH. As businees of much Importance will be
brought before the Association, and us the call is urgent
for more vo'unteers on Firemen's Prayer Meeting, It
is to be hoped there will be a large attendance
The Ladies are cordially invited to meet with us.
GEO. W. GKICE,
Registering Secretary.
fa. Noise—Howard Flro and MI urine In
-BURANOE COISIPANY—PaILiumins, August
25, 1858 —ln accordance with the provisions of the Act
of Incorporation, an ELECTION for TWENTY DI
MOTORS, to serve for the ensuing year, will bo held
at the Office of the Company, No. 412 WALNUT Ht.,
on TUESD T, the 7th day of eoptember, 1858, between
the hours of 10 M. and 2 P. AI.
au2o-tdsepB CHARLES A. DEFY, Secretary.
or City Commissioners , Office.
PHILADVLFIIIA, August 80, 1868.
THE BOARD OF REVISION will meet at the+ office
to fulfil the duties of their appointment. as follows :
First ward—Monday, September Bth. 1868.
Second ward—Tuesday, September 7th.
Third ward— Wednesday, September Bth.
Fourth ward—Thursday, September 6th.
Fifth ward—Friday, September 10th.
Sixth ward—Monday, September 13th.
Seventh ward—Tuesday, September 14th.
Eighth ward—Wednesday, eptember 16th.
Meta wa d—Thursday, September 18th.
Tenth ward—Friday, September 17th.
Eleventh ward—Monday, September 20th.
Twelfth ward—Tuesday Sep,ember 21st.
9 hirte.lith ward—Wednesday. September 224.
Fourteenth ward—Thursday. September 23d.
Fifteenth ward—Friday, September 24th.
Sixteenth ward—Monday, September 27th.
Seventeenth ward—Tueeday Sep'ember 28th.
Eighteenth ward—Wednesday, September 29th.
Nineteenth ward—rhursday, September 30th. •
Twentieth ward—Friday October oat
Twenty.first ward—Mon day October 4th.
Twenty-second ward—Tuesday, October 6th.
Twenty-third ward—Wednesday, October oth.
Twenty.fourth ward—Thursday, October 7th.
irr The Assessors of the various wards will take no
tice accordingly
J. M . L*DDY,
JAMES LOGAN. Oommisls.
k.DW'D R. WILLIAMS,
A. J. FLOM eItFELT,
Receiver of Taxes.
WILLIAM V. MoGR
City Treasurer.
irre New Orleans Gas Light Company.
FARMERS. AND MECHANICS , BANK,
PIIILkDELPHIA, July 2,11358.
Notice is hereby given to tho Stockholders of tho
New Orleans Gas Light Company, that the Agency for
tho Transfer of the Stock and the payment of the Divi
dends of that Company will be closed from and after
the first day of October next; and they are requested to
surrender tho Certificates issued by this Bank and re.
oeive Warrants of Transfer to the Company in New Or
leans. W. RUSHTON,
jya-dlw&mtlitoel Cashier.
Notice.—An electton for seven Directors
of the !CONTOUR IRON COMPANY; to serve
during the ensuing year, will be hold on SATURDAY,
the fourth day of September next, between the hours of
twelve o'clock M. and one o'clock P. AI., at tae late
Office of the Company, in the Reading Railroad Corn
pony's Buildings, in the city of Philadelphia, Penna.
By order of the Board, T. M. BRYAN, Jr.,
aul.dteest4 Secretary.
SCIIRACK & CO.'S
VARNISHES, JAPANS, &a
The attention of Deslore and consumers of Varnishes
Is solicited to our
SUPERIOR COACH AND FURNITURE VARNISH,
DRYING JAPANS,
IRON JAPANS,
MASTIC AND SPIRIT VARNISHES
We claim to be the Oldest Varnish Manufacturing
Eatablighment
IN TRIO COUNTRY,
Our Varnishes having now been In constant use over
forty years, and are admitted by competent Judges to
be superior to any others made in the United States.
All wo oak is a fair trial, and we are satisfied the
merits of our Varnishes will be
FULLY ESTABLISHED.
C. SOHRACK & CO.,
OLD STAND..Noe. 152 and 154 North FOURTH Street
AGREEMENT.—We mutually agree to
Debate the following Question—. Ought Amer'.
can Slavery to be Perpetuated."
The Debate will commence on TUESDAY EVENING,
Sep'ember 7th, at 7% o'clock, in the National Guards'
Hail, Nate etreet, Philadelphia, al.d continue five into
cessive evenings Earth speaker is to occupy one hour
eac h evening. .The Affirmative is to make the opening,
and the Negative the closing speech. No interruption
will be allowed while either dleputant is speaking
Pickets of Admission for one aecnisg, 25 cents. Tick
ets for the Connie, 75 cents. Doors open at 7 o'clock.
Debate to commence at 7%.
W.Q. IMO PINLOW, Affirmative.
It* A. PdYNE, Negative.
0111LADELP111A. AND GRAY'S FERRY
PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY.—'
Notice ix hereby given that the third instalment to
the capital stock will be due sod payable at the olllce or
the Company, 605 WAI.I4IIT street, on SATURDAY,
the 38th lust , between the holm or 10 and 2 o'clock.
ae6-12t
MEN'S FINE CALFSKINIIOOTS, CON
CHIEFS GAITERS, ko , of the best city manu
facture, (MEN'S, WOMEN'd AND 01.111011EN'd
INBAR) at low prices, at DUTTON'S, No. 111 North
SECOND street, above ARON, E,st bide. Also, Boye'
and loathe , city made calfskin sewed bionroes. Whole
sale and Retail. RON OF THE RED RM.' ,
Oepti-to, T, ft, 64 ea*
:"'
U.,
MONDAY SEPT- 51 BkAR •
tituul ilDrp ibuoas.
CARD
THOMAS W. EVANS Jr, CO.,
ALTERATION AND EXTENSION
WOULD RBSPEOTPULLY INFORM THE PUBLIC
MONDAY MORNING,
LARGEST AND HAND3OMEST ASSORTMENT
O DRY GOODS
THEY HAVE EVER HAD THE PLEASURE
OF OFFERING THEIR OUSTODIERS
TUE STOOK IS MOSTLY"OH
THEIR OWN IMPORTATION,
HAVING BEEN SELECTED PERSONALLY
BY ONE OF THE FIRM
FOR THEIR OWN RETAIL SALES,
AND WILL BE FOUND TO EMBRACE ALL TUE
NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES
IMPORTED THIS SEASON
Noe. 818 AND 820 CHESTNUT STREET
MOURNING
LARGE STOCK OP PALL GOODS
MOURNING STORE,
No. SOS OLIESTNIIT STREET,
Are now receiving their Fall importation. and pnr
chime, and will open today
BUCK DAM GOODS.
Blank Barhoure.
Black Satin do Clones.
Black Alpine Cloths.
Black Mousselines.
Black Tamise Clothe.
Black Bombazines.
Black Caahmeres
Black French licences.
Black Mohair Lustree.
Black Bombazine Alpacas.
Black Paramattas.
Black Canton Cloths. &c.
SHAWLS.
Black Thibet Shawls, silk end wool fringes
Ribbon Bombazine and Crape bound.
Ma* Tbibet Long Shawls.
Blanket Shawls.
Jaquard Shawls.
New Style Mourning Woollen Shawls.
Cashmere and Monneline de Rains Shawls.
LBilk Shawls.
Broche Stella Shawls.
Black Cloth Cloaks, Am.
SILKS.
Black Gros Grain and Ottoman Silks.
Black Armure and Royal Silks.
Black Venetians and Fault de Soles.
Black Gros de Raines and Epsoms.
Black Dayadere and Figured Silks.
Second Mourning Silks, ice..
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
Mourning Mousseline de Laines, Plaids: Livings,
English Chintzes, Poplins, Madonnas, Brocade Mo
hairs, Mohair de Bege, Black Valenclas, Mousseline
Robes a Les, &a.
CRAPES AND VEILS
Black English Grapes rnd Veils. •
Black Orape Lease and Voile.
Black Mode or Love Vella.
Black Lace and Grenadine Vella.
Black Italian Crapes, .
Black Enrage and Donna Marla, for Yells, .to
COLLARS, HOSIERY, /cc.
Black Crape Collars, Ruffles, and Sleeves.
it i tt l altg l a i llid %l i ge -fl'!g:rde:ioriptioii
Black Silk Siete, mourn lug bordered
Handkerchiefs, Black Silk, Spun Silk, Fleecy Bilk,
Cotton and Lambs' Wool Hose, Black Kid, Silk, and
Fleecy Silk Gloves, Black Beitings and Ribbons, Crape
Trimmings, Jet Hair Pins, and, Broaches, Small Basal.
dee. ._ _ -- .
N. ll.—ln addition to the above Goode, we will open
thin week TIIIRIY OASES of new Black And Second
Mourning Drees Goode, and will receive throughout the
Beaton the latent novel tieened bargatue from Auction,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ee6.lt
NEW AUTUMN GOODS
SHARPLESS BROTHERS
ANN OPENING
Rich Bilks and Popimes.
Robes double dupe a lee.
French blnusselines sod Ohlntses.
Plaid VaWinton and Merinos.
•
Robes do °hombre. very rich.
New Autumn Shawls.
French Casette ere@ and Vestings.
Plain Oolore, riohyn do 80103.
Bet OLIESTNIIT and EIGHTH Streets
FIRST FALL OPENING
GE 0.
No. 010 CHESTNUT STREET,
Will dieplay on
MONDAY, OEPTomna 6th,
A choice and carefully selected stock of Elegant Goods,
suitable for the Fall
REAL INDIA SHAWLS, Long awl Square, In all
colors worn; Splendid Silks, In Robes and by the yard,
&Olen the novelties of the season, to which the attew
bon of the Ladles is Invited. sedAlt
"UlirP IN'S 6-4 FRENCH MERINOES
AND CASHMERE DE CONE, BROM THE
OREM` MERINO BALE.
1/10IIARLES ADAMS bas now arranged several loth
and qualities of these well-known Goods, in choice and
desirable colors.
Also, plain Mous. Widnes, in mode, plain, and high
colors,
All -wool Plaids, choke styles.
Mous. Delaines, Valenolas, hlohahs, Poll de Chevron
and bresa Goode in variety.
GLOSSY BLACK SILKS, OF ALL WIDTHS..
Heavy corded black Penh de dole.
New Englath and Meetly's° P/ lats.
Pine atf ck of Unsbrinkable Fiannale, Shirting, Sheet-
Ing, and Pillow hi
SVELLA. SHAWLS!
In many dealraole styles.
New Goods being daily received and sold at the low
est market pr.ces, for CAM.
se6mwf.tt mum. and ARCH Streets.
Wholesale Cho Goobs.
LEE & BEARE,
No. 230 'CHESTNUT STREET,
Thole Poll Importation of
WHITE GOODS,
Which they offer to tho Trade on the most liberal
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIoN TO
TILE ESTATE OP CATHARINE GAOLE,
deceased, late of the Twenty-third ward, (but formerly
a resident of Manayunk,) of the city of Philadelphia,
having been granted to the undersigned, all persons
indebted to the said Estate are requested to make pay.
meat, and those having claims agamst the sante to pre
sent them to
OEO. W. DAVIS. Admioletrator,
MAIN Street, blannyunk.
September 6, 1868. ee&Stee
PROFESSOR SAUNDERS' INSTITUTE
1 FOR DOYS, at the WEST PHILADELPHIA IN
STITII, E.
THE FARE IS PAID FOR THE PUPILS
On the Railways and Omnibuses, from all parts of the
city.
'Er Pee advertisement In another column. se6•lm
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
V DEPARTMENT OF ARTS.
The Find Term of the Coins-year will open on
WEDNESDAY, tho Bth inst. Candidates for admie
01011 will appear at the Univoreity, for examination, on
that day at gx o'clock A. SI. Tuition for each Term
Thirty Dollars. GEORGE ALLEN,
seo.Bt Secretary of the Faculty of Arts.
LEMY BROTHERS' NIGHT-SCHOOL,
Noe. 1.4 S and 130 SIXTH Street, near Hue,
IS new OPEN TO O VS INETRUOTION IN
BOOK-KEEPING, WRITING,
MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC.
INSTRUCTION IN THE DAYTIME, AS USUAL.
se4-ly
PROFESSOR SAUNDERS' CLASSI
it OAL INSTITUTE —See advertisement In another
cola= Thls Seminary le sadly v sited by a short
ride on the West Philadelphia Passenger Railway.
sel-tf
AA R. LOUIS S. D. REES will re-open
J-T1 Morning School for Young Ladies, 1232 Spruce
street, on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 16th. au3o-11n*
GITORAGE.—Storage can be obtained at a
1.71 fair price in the Warehouse, No. 0 North Water
Weed, or in the second and third stories of No. 103
Arch stroot. by applying to
BADLILIt dr CO.,
aeo ARON Street, 2d door above Front.
CHEESE. -105 boxes Herkimer county
Cheese now landing, snit for sale by
C 0. RADIO:R. & CO.,
se6 ARCH Street, 2d door above Front,
MACKEREL. -200 bbla. Nos. 1, 2 and 3
Ma.okerel. Yor ego by
0. 0. SADLER & 00.,
Nee ARCM §troot, 2d door abate Proul,
HAVING COMPLETED
THEIR STORE,
OM=
WILL OPEN ON
SEPTEMBER oth,
I=l
IN ,EUROPE,
BESSON & SON,
FRYER,
HAVE NOW OPEN
EMBROIDERIES,
LAOS GOODS, .te.
Legal Notitca
eburational.
Mrn etrobz Jobbgre.
1858 PALL GOODS. 1858
TRH Subscribers beg leave to inform their friends
and country merchants generally, that their stock of
HOSIERY,
GLOVES
SHIRTS,
DRAWERS,
WOOLLENS, and
SMALL WARES,
to now complete, comprising their usual assortment,
and which they will moll at the lowest market rates.
They would espy dally call attention to their stock of
BUCKSKIN GLOVES AND hIITTENS.
Comprising the -
HANOVER, GERMANTOWN , JOHNSTOWN, AND
OTHER DESIRABLE MAKER,
Which they have purchased directly from the Manu
facturers for cash, and aro now prepared to soil at
reduced rates.
'HAFFNER, ZIEGLER, & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JORBER3,
30 N. FOURTH Street, Philadelphia,
ee3•2m Near the blerohanta , Hotol
SCHAFFER & ROBERTS,
No. 429 MARKET STREET,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS Or
ROSIERY, GLOVES,
SMALL WARES,
COEDS, BRUSHES,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
LOOKING=GLABSES,
GERMAN AND PRENOLI PANOY GOODS.
attl4-2m
SMITH, MURPHY, & 00.,
237 MARKET S. AND 226 011IIROLI ALLEY,
Aro now opening
A FRESH STOCK
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
To which they invite the attention of
CASH AND PROMPT SHORT TIME BUYERS.
PHILIMILI.I/11, August, 1858. att24-2111
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
No. 304 MARKET STREET,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS;
WHITE GOODS,
LINENS,
BLANKETS, AND
FOREIGN AND DOBIESTIO DRY GOODS
GENERALLY. au2.0.1m
SIBLEY, MOLTEN & WOODRUFF,
• No. 328 MARKET STREET,
Have now opened and are daily receiving a choloe
Stock of Bilks and Fanny Goode for the
FALL TRADE,
Consisting
of—
BLACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS,
BONNET AND VELVET RIBBONS,
DRESS GOODS OF EVERY VARIETY,
WHITS GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES,
GLOVES AND MITTS.
LADIES' CLOAKS, SHAWLS, MANTILLAS, Sce.
To which they invite the attention of Buyers gene
rally. - au2o-1m
SPARHAWK I MINTON, & WIIRTS,
802 MARKET STREET 4.
Are SELLING OFF their STOCK CHEAP
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
WILL BE OFFERED TO
OABII BUYERS.
The Stock ooneiste of
STAPLE AND DRESS GOODS,
And Is Jails and well selected
ALEXANDER Sc KNOWLES,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
HOSIERY, GLOVES AND FANCY GOODS,
(HATA TITAIOVIM TO)
Noe. 430 MARKET AND 425 MERCHANT BTB.,
And have just opened a NEW AND COMPLETE
STOOK OF GOODS, expressly adapted to
FALL TRADE,
To which the attention or their ctuitomera aad FIRST
CLASS BUYERS le invited.
anl7-dtnovl.
JOSHUA L. BAILY,
N. W. COR. FIFTH AND MARKET STB.,
PHILADELPHIA,
Um now open a
ORME AND ENTIRELY NEW STOOK
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
POR SALE BELOW REGULAR PRICES,
_T..?-w-414411VOnagttlanarerfy1.1"%fira
CARPETINGS.
JUST RECEIVED
FROM TEE SIANUFAOTURBRS,
Cu Cosolgemeot, a large lot of
INGRAIN AND VENETIAN CARPETS,
To be sold it AUCTION PRICES for Cash or City Ac
ceptances.
WOLFE, WILSON, & CO.,
Jy2o•trm&wtr No. 132 CHESTNUT Street
1858 SILK GOODS
PALL IMPOILTATIONS.
D. 41.1.311, ROSS, Bio V7-111'1.1ValtS,
521 MARKET STREET,
618 COMMERCE STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
Have now In store their complete
IMPORTATION OT FUME. AND FANCY GOODS,
To which the attention of the TRADE le invited.
MARTINS, PEDDLE, & HAMRICK,
WORMS AND DISALDRS IN
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, and
FANCY NOTIONS,
No. 80 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
FIVE DOORS BELOW THE MERCHANTS' HOTEL,
Offer for sale the most 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, comprising
an assortment of over 300 lands,
UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS,
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS and COLLARS,
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS and SHIRT
FRONTS,
LADIES' ELASTIO BELTS, with olaepe of entirely
new designs, with •an endless variety of Notions, to
which they invite the attention of
FIRST CLASS WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
BUYERS. atil4.ow
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
AND
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS.
LONGOOPE & PEAROE,
9 SOUTH FOURTH,
ONE DOOR BELOW MARKET STREET,
Ilivs In store a fall assortment of Melee Furnishing
Goods and Tailora' Trimmings ; to which they invite the
attention of Clothiers and Merchant Tailors. anlelm
F ALL STOCK
•
BILK AND FANCY GOODS.
HERRING & OTT,
N. W. Corner of FOURTH and 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.
aul3.2m
QUINTIN CAMPBELL, Jn., & CO.,
lAIPORTER9 AND JOBBERS
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, and
NANCY ciooDß,
No. 341 MARKET STREET,
Northeast Corner of FOIIItTII
11. A. BOAC/XL/ORD,
anl2-2m
FALL STOCK OF CLOTHING.
CHARLES HARKNESS 16 SON,
No. 838 MARKET STREET,
BOTITHEA.ST HORNER O.E FOURTH,
Have now in store a largo and splendid assortment
of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING, manufactured ex
prenaly for the Southern and Western Trade, which
they offer for sale on the best terms for Cash, or on the
usual Credit. -
BUYERS are Invited to call and examine for them
selves. aul2-2m
ACV/ITE WANT WING'S," la tho daily
V V reined, when ordering CRACKERS for fa.
mily iree.
WING'S FARINA ORAGICERS combine most excel
lent qualities and a truly delightful taste.
They are undoubtedly the most nourishing and heal
thy Crackers ever produced, and peculiarly pleasant for
children
With hot and cold dishes at lunch they are particu
larly nice, as well as with coffee and other &Joke.
Aek for WING'S.GRAWIERS, and take none but
those which are stamped with the name of "A.
WING."
These may be bad of the best Family Grocers gene
rally, and at wholesale only of
A. N. THOMPSON & 00.,
Noe. 221 and 228 FULTON Street, New York, or
BINGER & BROTEIRR, Wholesale Agenta,
MAAS No. 145 South FRONT Street, Philant.
BONES. -100,000 shin Bones, suitable for
Umbrella and Button Makere, in store and for aide
by OROAHDALB, PHIROJI, & CO.,
lei NORTH WHAUXI)
FALL GOODS.
MARTIN & WOLFF,
233 MARKETT, STREE
DRY GOODS.
aule:lm
FALL STOOK.
FITJIIAN, JONES, & 00,, "
N 0.216 MARKET STREET,
THROUGH TO
No. 204 CUIIROIL ALLEY,
Have now In More a
COMPLETE STOCK
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,
To which they invite the attention of Buyers from
all parte of the Union. anlB-2m
BITER, VAN UIILIN, & GLASS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
FANCY GOODS, do.,
No. 423 MARKET STREET,
ABOVE FOIIIITII,
PHILADELPHIA.
J T. WAY & 00.,
•
Noe. 221 lIARIIET Street and 10 MERU( Alloy
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
The completenese of their Stock, both for
VARIETY AND PRIORS,
Will be found to oiler advantages to buyers, mar
passed by any other in this country. cull-3m
NEW FALL STOCK
McCauley, Brother, & Brewster,
Haws just opened en entire new stook of
HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND FANCY GOODS,
to which they Invite the attention of thlVelese buyers
Oar stock la particularly , adopted to
THE SOUTHERN TRADE
Ati9-21nif
SHAPLEIGH, RUE, & CO.,
WHITE GOODS,
LINENS,
HAIBROIDERISB,
LAOE HOODS, &a
No. 829 MARKET STREET,
MEN'S WEAR
DE COURSEY, LAFOUROADE, & CO.,
(335 MARKET STREET,)
Have now In Store their
PALL IMPORTATIONS,
of the greatest novelties of such gOoda, to which the
attention of
THEIR 00870MERS AND Till TRADE!
I 8 INVITED.
BURNETT, SEXTON & SWEARINGEN
No. 909 MARKET STREET, NORTH SIDE,
Oorothiting of—
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
VELVET RIBBONS,
SKIRTS
of all kinds, and materials for thorn.
HOSIERY IN GREAT VARIETY.
UNDERSHIRTS,
DRAWERS,
SHAWLS,
COMFORTS,
GAITERS
Ladles and Children's BELTS,
To all of which we invite the attention of
FIRST-OLASS BUYERS
JOHN . B. STRYKER & CO.,
310 MARKET STREET,
wnoczeALE DEALERS IX
BRITISH, FRENCH, AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS,
wwwnrcur - AVAIJOTION
And will be sold low for cast.
SMITH, WILLIAMS, & CO.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. 513 DIARKET STREET,
Are now constantly receiving
NEW SEASONABLE GOODS,
Of Desirable Styles ; from the beet markets in this
Country and Europe.
The attention of purchasers is solicited. aull-dw
1858
BARCROFT & CO.,
(Noe. 406 and 407 MARKET STREET,)
lIRPORTEREI
AND
JOBBERS
DRY GOODS,
Would give notice to Bur',
IN EVERY SECTION Or THE COUNTRY,
That their arrangements for the
FALL TRADE
ARE NOW COBIPLETII. cull-aw
BAILEY & 00.,
Have removad to their new Birelroof, White Marble
NORTE( BIDE, BELOW TILE GIRARD ROME
Now opening their fall stock of
IMPORTED JEWELRY, PLATED WARES, AND
To which they invite tho attention of the publlo
SILVERWARE, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND
JACKSON,
JOB PRINTER,
Hai Removed to
FIFTH. AND CHESTNUT STREET
att2B4m
s.. FOWLER, WELLS, & CO., 922
tc m &," CHESTNUT Street, keep standard works on
Aihr,Phrenology, Physiology, Water Care, and Pho
n . e i grg a h j y tan no o l n esal w e it ird cb ro u t t a . l , l. and pll u rr lo
writ
ten descriptions of character, given day and even.
ing. Cabinet tree to visitors. Orders by mail to be
addressed to Fowler, Wells, & Co. 022 Oheetnut
street ,t set. 30
n To invest in a Mortgage of im
ss,sokr proved City property.
MoLEAN, Conveyancer
ee3-Bt* 162 South Fourth street.
Dlt. F. A. GENTH'S CHEMICAL LA
BORATORY, No. 333 WALNUT Street. Gen-
Vernon wishing instruction in Chemistry, Mineralogy,
Geology, or Metallurgy, have an opportunity of receiv
ing a thorough and practical knowledge of then eel.
enCeS.
For farther Information apply as above. eal.3t*
DR. BIAS' VEGETABLE COUGH
Syrup and Cholera Mixture, and Drops for Dial ,
rbcca. Also, Vegetable Purgative Syrup for all Imper
fections of the Blood, may be obtained at his Medical
Store, No. 409 South ELBVENTII Street, (Masonic
Mall.) Office hours—from Btolo A. M., 3to 4 and oto
8 P. M. se4.2t*
QUINTIN OAMPBSLL, JR
QLATE l SLATE I! SLATE I I !—Roofing
Slate, of all sizes, and at very low rater, kept eon
'Wetly on hand, and for eale by
FUMING, FOX & 00.,
GERKANTOWN ROAD and THIRD etreet.
- - - - -
N. B. Slate Roofs put on In the best manner, and re
Parini> attantl.l fn all NV4,11 voarr•nfowl fall •
A lißAll SLACK% ENGRAVING, DIE
rip. Sinking, and Embossed Printing, Envelope, and
Beal Pram, Manufactory, No. 1 South SIXTH Street,
Philadelphia. Pa. atil2-8m
CAPE MAY AND ATLANTIC CITY.—
There will be no necessity for travellers taking a
supply of CIGARS with them, as a complete assort
ment of GENUINE HAVANA, of Samuel Shoes's im
portation, will be found on sale at CONGRESS HALL,
Cape Island, and at the UNITED STATES, Atlantio
Mir .1919
r, PITCH, AND OAKUM—Constantly
iTti hand, and for sale in lots to suit purchasers, by
,13 , 24 WEAVER, FITLER CO,
No 2/1 N. WATER St. and 22 N. WHARVES.
V.A.LMON, SHAD, &c.-20 tierces No. 1
Salmon ; 18 DIAL do.; 60 bble. prime Sea Shad; 200
We. Soale•fleb ; 180 bble White-flen, now In store and
for sale by JOHN H. KENNEDY da CO,
an R-le Wee um and 1 5 2 Horeb veY, e _
HAVANA LEAF-100 Bales Havana Leaf
Tobieco landing ex Mary U. Randall. For gala by
MERINO,
eaS 140 South Brant otreet.
iaILERRY AND PORT {'PINE.- 3 U qttts
1 , 0 10.Efghths Harmony Sherry; 20 qrs. Wallis Por
Wine, in bond and ter We by
WILLIAM H. YEATON,
ovEs 210 South MONT street:
MD Eboobe 3obbtre.
ESIPORTERES
DRY GOODS,
Are now fully prepared for the
FALL TRADE.
23 NORTH FOURTH ST
IMPORTERS
PHILADELPHIA
Offer for eale at their store,
THE LATEST FALL STYLES
OF
Imported and Rome Manufactured
FANCY DRY GOODS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
itlattlito, letuelrv, tic
=1:113
BAILEY t KITCHEN,
Rom
819 CHESTNUT STREET,
L%NOY GOODS,
PEARLS,
AT WHOLKBALII AND DETAIL.
Sor eale oral to JUL
TO-RENT.—Oonnting-House, No. 126
tia North DELAWARE avenue. with floor extending
trough to Water street, well adapted for Grocery or
Flour business. Rent E4OO per annum. Apply on
premises. sea-at
CHOICE COTTAGE SITES,' WITHIN
three Initiates walk. or two Stations on Philadel
phia and Germantown Railroad, for sale cheap. Apply
at corner of Tioga Street and Plank Road, or at No. 23
North Sixth Street, to
see-lmia T. L. LITTLRFIELD.
FOR SALE.--A handsome residence,
Ida with all the modern improvements, large side
yard, graperr, etc. SIX - Cll, near SPRING. GARDEN
Street. Terms easy. P. K. LYND, 534 South SLXTII.
Street, (Second story.) anl4-1m
FOR SALE OR EXOHANGE.—A
MIL handsome new mansion, 19 rooms, and 40 acres,
near Gwynedd Station, North Pennsylvania Railroad:
Site splendid, fruit abundant, health unsurpassed.
Any person really desiring a handsome country seat in
exchange for city property, will find th is an unusual
K. LYN)),
opportunity of accomplishing Me object Apply to P
5 1f South SIXTH St., (2nd story.) Aul4-1m
04 TO RENT—The new Iron-front Store,
1.13. No. 246 North Third street, above Race, with the
use of Shelving,
Counter, &c . Suitable for the whole
sale Clothing, Notion,, or any other business. Tonna
low. Apply at No. 252 North THIRD Street, three
doors above.
au23-12.t*if
AN FOR SALE.—A pretty Cottage, nine
- sla. rooms, and one or more acres on Wyoming avenue,
two miles out the Second street Turnpike. Also, save•
ral handsome Cottage lots The neighborhood
is
healthy, beautiful, and rapidly imploring. P. K.
LYND, 636 South SIXTH. Ft , (2d story.) ann..1,,,,
in TO BE LET—On account of removal
spia to our new +store, the bongo No. 432 CHESTNUT,
below Fifth etreet. Possession may be had about the
first of October. The position is one of the most desi
rable In Philadelphia.
For terms of lease apply to
aul3-lm J. E. OALDWELL & 00.
ma FOR SALE—Valuable Real Estate on
Blallorth Third street, Including THREE STORES
on Third street, Nos. 422, 424 and 426. Also, two four
story BRICK BUILDINGS on Dlilwyn street. Not 417,
419, 421. Lot 60 feet front, extending In depth 178 feet
to Dillwyn—nets an annual rent clear of taxes of about
$2,600. Apply to W. M. LEVICH,
sull-lm No. 895 North SIXTH Street.
0--R TO RENT—Ccunting-llonse No. 130
la North Delaware Avenue, with floor extending
through to Water street. Apply to
JOHN M. KENNEDY & CO.,
anB 182 N. Delaware Avenue.
300 S. SALE—A valuable LOT, in the yid
s: nity of the Baltimore Depot, in an improving
neighborhood. For par - Molise, address J. lE., Box 921
Post-office. 3y16
Boarbing.
el 00D BOARD FORA GENTLEMAN
ILT and Wife, or one or two single gentlemen. Lo
cation near Ninth and Race. References exchanged.
lt* Address P., Box 1190 Post Office.
DESIRABLE LODGING-ROOMS, WITH
Full or partial Board, at 20.1 West WASHING
TON SQUARE. sa4.4t*
AFINE SITIT OF ROOMS ON SECOND
Floor, with or without Board, or a private table
If desired can be obtained in one of the beet localities,
CHESTNUT Street, above Fifteenth. The apartments
will be rented, furnished or not, to suit parties. Ad-
dress ALPHA, at this Utica. ee4•Stik
("Aim, (Eslaostuare, &c.
TURNBULL & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE,
Nos. 23 and 25 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Between Market and Chestnut,
PHILADELPHIA
Irr 6LA33WARE, open or by the package.
au3l-2m
FALL STOCK
MINA AND QUEENSWARE
B 0 - sr D az STROUT),
No. 32 NORTH FOURTH ST.,
FOUR DOORS BELOW THE DIEROHANTB , HOTEL,
Have now In store the largest assortment of
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE
In the city, of their own importation, to which
they invite the attention of
FIRST CLASS BUYERS.
Also, Agents for Manufactured Pittsburgh plass
au2o-1m
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.
A large Stock of
CHINA, GLASSWARE, AND
FANCY ARTICLES,
AT TES LOWEST MARKET PEIOIB, AT
MAREBEN & WITTE, Importers,
MASONIC HALL, 718 CHESTNUT STREET
janb-ly
ecwing litadjines
WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINES,
KUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS
NAIL/Ling, TAmona, vBESSHAHERS, PLANTERS,
SHIRT-3IAKHR6, AND ALL STITCHING
OF WOVEN FABRICS.
Every kind, style, sire, and pattern of these unrivalled
Instruments rot' sale at my office at factory prices.
I give the same commission as the Company to Sub
Agents, and Merchants purchasing on orders.
lISNRY COY, Agent,
628 CIIESTNIIT Street, Philadelphia.
And No 7 West State street, Trenton, N. J.
au26-4m
ITARRIS's BOUDOIR SEWING MA
CHINE Is offered to the public rut the most retie
ble low-priced Sewing Machine in we. .It will sew from
sir to sixty stitches to an Inch, on all kinds of goods,
from coarsest bagging to the finest cambrice. It Is,
without exception, the simplest In lte mechanical con
struction ever made, and ran be run and kept In order
by a child of twelve years of age. The DURaBILITT of
this machine, and the QUALITY OF its weak, are war
ranted to be unsurpassed by any other. Its speed ranges
from three hundred to fifteen hundred stitches per min
-
ate. The thread used is taken directly from the spools,
WITHOUT TOY TBOOBl.ll or lIEWIIiDING. In fact, it le
machine that le wanted by every family in the land, sad
the low price of
FORTY DOLL4tRii,
at which they sold, brings them within the teach of
almost every one B. D. BAKER, Agent,
ielS-06m wky eowem 20 South EIGHTH Street.
SALAMANDER SAFES
A large assortment of
EVANS & WATSON'S
PHILADELPHIA hIANUFACITURED
SALAMANDER SAFES,
VAULT DOOlll3,
For Banks and Stores.
DANK LOOKS
Equal to any now In use.
IRON DOORS, SHUTTERS. &a.,
On as good term. as any other establishment In the
United Ste es, by
EVANS A WATSON,
No. 26 South FRONT Street
Philadelphia.
PLEASE GIVE US A CALL. aulB-E
illtbicinal
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL-THE
GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR AND REMEDY
FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOMAOH AND WEAR
BOWELS. Prepared by a Chemist. }Ration 12N, 25
and 60 cents. . .
THEt GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE!
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept in all
families, in cue of accidents or sudden sickness.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Rheumatism.
HARTcHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Cramps, Cholla,
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Pains in the
Limbs, Bile. Back and Breast.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Sprains, Bruises,
Scalds and norm
HARTSHORNE'S CIIRE•ALL cures Neuralgia,
Toothache and Stiffness in the Joints.
..... . . .
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Oholera,Dlar
rhcea and all Pain
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures liar Ache and
Deafness from a cold.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Dyspepsia and
Indigestion ; also, Canker and Sore Month and Sore
Throat.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures all Spinal Affec
tions and Weakneee in Limbs.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL is a great tonic to
Weak Stomach and Bowel., and Improves Digestion.
EU As the frequent changes of the weather produce
a bad Cold., Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs and Body;
also, Stiff Neck—every person should get a bottle. It
acts upon the Nerves, Muscles, Sinews, Blood and
Bones and, by its warming electro-magnetic power, ex
pels all pain from the system. Ges a bottle and try it,
and you will be astonished at its happy effects.
N. B. If you have a Cough, nee HARTSHORNE'S
Pectoral Syrun of Wild Cherry, it is the beet Cough
Syrup in the World. Bottles, 26 and 60 cents, and, $l.
If you are Billions , nee HARTSHORNE'S ANTI
BILLIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Stomach
and Bowels, carrying off all Bile and Foul Secretions.
Boxes, 25 cents. Sold by R. H. JENKINS,
SECOND and WALNUT Streets.
Simms' Stores, Chestnut and Market streete.
Garrigues'. Tenth and Coates streets.
Wagner's, Tenth and Lombard sta. aul2-thetndtf if
PLASMA OR ARTIFICIAL LARD.-
BPECIAL NOTION TO PHYSIOIANS.—The above
offers a vehicle for the exhibition of remedies to dis
eased surfaces, which combines the following advanta
ges: A good and unvarying consistence, easily washed
off with waterOlissolves all substances that are solu
ble in water, hence facilitating instead of obstructing
their absorption, and does not get rancid. The last
property alone renders It an invaluable acquisition to
the practitioner. Prepared and for sale wholesale and
retail, at B lbLieB , B Laboratory and Pharmacy,
tube Twelfth and (Moab:int etreato
FRENCH PLATE GLASS.—HAVING
been appointed by the Compagnis do Flores"
the SOLE AGENTS for the sale of their GLASS in thin
olty, we are prepared to offer to the trade or 00010-
mere, from our stock on hand, POLISHED PLATS
GLASS for Stores or Dwelling Fronts; Rough Plate
for glom and Skylights; and Silvered Plate,_ of large
else, for Mirrors. The Glue will be sold at the lowest
prices, and warranted superior, is decry respict, to any
other imported.
EGET. SHOEMAKER .t CO.,
Plate and Window Glue Warehouse
N.
X. oor. of FOURTH and RAGE Streets,
mh2fl-tf Philadelphia
TAW & BEERS'
LUBRICATING GREASE,
the best and cheapest compound for greasing the axles
of OMNIBUSES, CARRIAGES, CARTS, DRAYS and
WAGONS, and HEAVY MACHINERY.
For sale in tin cans, kegs, and barrel,, by all the
DRUGGISTS in the city and the MANUFACTURERS,
iYI2-6m No. IS SOUTH WATER Strwet
BROWN STOUT.-40 casks cc FitTaTTSI
Williams," Imported direct from London, ID
ato . r e l all for Bale by H. YEATON,
410 Ponth VIWNT Ntroot
MONONGAILELA WHISKEY.-60 Ws,
2,0111M' bbls Pure Rye Whiskey, in store and
for sale by 1 WILLIAM 11. YRATON,
se3 No. 216 south YAW stet.
Wanw.
WANTED.—Two German Printers to go
to the country. Apply immediately at this
ees.lt
WANTED.—A situation by a young man
In a Grain or Produce Holm. Salary no object.
Bee 2t* Address WILBER, Blood , s Despatch
WANTED -By the 'advertiser, who has
had much experience in selling goods by Bail
pie, an engagement with a responsible house to sell on
commission
seti-dt* Address COMMISSION, Office of the Prem.
AYOUNG LADY wishes a situation as
IrBIO THA.OHREt in a school or family, in or
near the city Andreae 8. M. A., Prase office. EMI 2EEE
WANTED.—A GIRL to attend to Home
Woxic. Apply at 616 South WASHINGTON
SQUARE. ' aaa-It*
WANTED.—A competent SALESMAN
in a Paper Wsrehocae• mast be acquainted
with the business. Address D. ii., at this Mee.
esd•BC*
ViTANTED.—An industrious, sober man,
as LIGIHT PORT.EB. Address L. B. at this
sett -'2t*
AN INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN from
the country, capable of assisting at Books, de
sirea a situation in a Jobbiair House. A moderato
salary expected. Address ALBERT, office of this paper.
eel 4tss
A YOUNG MAN FROM VIRGINIA,
near the North Carolina line. wishes to obtain a
Situation in some Wholesale house, Dry Goods or Liquor
preferred, but would engage in any for a commencement;
thinks be can command a large trade In a good house.
Battafactory reference, as to morality and integrity,
given. Address GEORGE E. BEATEN, at this ollicei
sea-3t*
A LADY, competent to instruct in the - nenal
English branches; together with French and Ger
man, desires a situation as Governess in a private fam
ily. Address A. L LEwissunG P. 0., Union Co.,
P •
sea-6t*,
VITANTED—By. a Graduate, (A. M.,) a
V pooitionae7cachereitherintheCityorCountry.
1110 specialities are the Classics and Belles Lettres,
which branches he has taught satisractorily in • promi
nent Institute in the State. Address WILLIAM, at
this Office.
%WANTED—By an intelligent and Indus
trius Lad,l6 years of age, employment, in MI 011Sos
or Store, as Errand Boy. Address HENRY, Brood's
Despateh. ee3 St*
WANTED—By a young married manona
• • ployment to take charge of a Perm. Hu had ten
years' experience, and can give good references. Address
ITASHISH, at the office of The Press. anal-ot*
WANTED, FOR THE 'UNITED STATES
OAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, unmarried men, to
whom will be given good pay, board, elothing, and
medical attendance. Pay from 813 to 132 per month.
No man having a wife or child will be woe MC Apply
for 11017NTRD 8/18TIOR at No 817 MABHJT Street,
above lighth, north side.
- R. N. NACU!,
lit Limit. 2d Regt. of Cavalry,
Recruiting Ofßeer.
slninermente.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIO.-.,
The pnblio la reapettrully informed thatthe male;
brated and popular
R 'NEL COMPANY,
under the direction of the Brothers Gabriel and inn.
coin Ravel,) with the unequalled &annuli°,
MLLE Y ROA MATHIAB.
will make their flvetappeeMeee at the above establish-
ment on lir about
MONDAY BYENING, Sept 20th. -
Gabriel Ravel is now on hie return from Europa,
whither be bas been to make several additions to their
alrewl,
i'OWERPtfL AND NIIIIRROUB CORPS OR
ARTISTS
Francois Ravel hiuf been for some time aCtively en
gaged in saperintending the necessarily eztend•e con
struction of
atEDHANICAL AND BOKNIO PROItUOTIONB,
so that neither labor nor expense will berepa.ed in rm.
Bering their representations e very Way W.rtny of •
continuaace of that liberal patronage 'which they have
hitherto enjoyed.
N. B —Pull yartioulars will hereafter be anitounoed.
eed•dt
NITHEATLEY & CI,ARICE's ARCH- ST.
THELTRE.--Silllism &Fredericks, Actin and
Stage Manager
MONDAY EVENING, Septrmber 6, 1853,
SINK OR SWIM.
Lord Yawnby, Mr. Wheatley ; Adam Sterling, Mr.
Gilbert; Mrs. Sterling, Mrs. Jobn Gilbert.
"To conclude with OLIVER TWIST.
Nancy Sykes, Mrs. John Drew,. Oliver Twist, Miss
Hate Nagle; Mr. Bumble, Mr. John Gilbert.
Admission. 25 eta. Secured Seats In Dress Cirele. 87%
eta; Orchestra Stalls, Seats; Seats in Private Boxes, 13
eta; Gallery, 13 eta; Gallery for Colored Persons, 26 eta;
Private Box in Gallery for Colored Persons, 38 eta ;
Whole Private Box, $3.
Doors open at 7 o'clock; commence at 7%, precisely.
MRS. D. P. BOWESS'B WALNUT-ST.
LL I THMATIIE, corner of NINTH and WALNUT
Street
MONDAY EVENING, September 6, 1858,
LOUISE pLtiorizaouzs.
Henri de Lignerolles,-Mr. Perry; Lagrange, Mr. Etch
ings; Col. De (Rory, Mr Contray;,Lonise de Lignerollee,
Mrs. Bowen; Cecile de Giver Miss Riehings.
POPPING TarQUOSTION.
Mr. Primrose, Mr. Thayer; Bobbie, Miss Cruise. -
Prices of admission—Second Tier and Faintly Circle,
and Third Tier, 25 cents; Parquet, 137,V cents; DM/
Circle, 50 cents; Private Boxes, according to their
locale, $3 and $5; Single Seats in Orchestra and Private
Boxes, 75 cents.
Doors open at 7 o'clock; Curtain rises at 7.,ti o'clock.
VVELCH's NATIONAL THEATILE.—
Joseph 0. Boater, Sole Lessee and Manager. G.
Foster, Stage Manager. -
MONDAY EVENING, Septmbar 8. 1859.
The grand spectacle, foranded,em Ainaworth's work. call
ed HOOKWOOD ; OR, THE GIPSY QUEEN.
Dick Turpin, Mr. Poster; Tom King. Mr. Page; 'Etna
Tyrconnel, Mr. Sieber; Luke Bradley, Mr Weer;
Rannlph Rookwood, Mr. Boyd; Sybil, Mrs. Le BMW,
Barbara, Mrs. J. O. Foster; Eleanor Mowbray, Allot
Price.
Tickets of admission,2s cents; secured Beata, 88
°amid' ; Orchestra chai rs, 80 cents t • Beats in Private
Box, 75 cent.; , Whole Box, $5 and 85 ; ramil,y Circle,
18 cents.
Doors open at 7 o'clock; commences at TA o'clock.
CONCERT HALL.
NOW OPEN.
SANDERSON'B GIGANTIC ILLUSTRATIONS
OF THZ
RUSSIA.N WAR. -
Representing the most important Omits of the late
War, concluding with the
BOMBARDMENT AND DESTRUCTION OP
SEBASTOPOL.
Admission 25 cents; children 13 cents; colored per.
sone, to gallery, 25 cents,
112 See programmes.
STEITBEN FESTIVAL—
To Do held on MONDAY and TUESDAY, 6th sad
7th of SEPTEMBRE,
ON LEMON FULL.
Great turn out of all the
O erma. Military Companies,
Staging Societies,
Turners, and
Beneficial Societies, etc.
FIRST DAY
The Procession will be formal at 7 o'clock A. M., on
Old York road. near Vine street. The route to be an.
nonneed hereafter.
All the Societies will turn out with their respeetive
Banners, RegaUse, etc , and efficient Banda or Mule.
The oxen:dime of the day will could of
ORATIONS,
SINGING,
GYIdNISTIOS,
And other divertisements.
The festival is to close at sunset
SECOND DAY.
GREAT TARGET PRAOTIOE
Numerous and valuable prizes have bean presented
for this and other exercises, such as
Gymnastic Feats.
• Pole Climbing.
•
root RUN, eta. •
ft?' Admission 25 cents each day, for one gentleman
ens lady.
No ladies admitted without being accompanied by
gentlemen.
The very beet arrangements have been devised to se
cure a respectable society, and an efficient police lase
been engaged to preserve good order.
ED — Gentlemen are requested to wear their Badges
in a conspicuous place, to facilitate the control of t h e
Managers. eep 4 St
f F's VARIETIES (Café 0 b antant,)
JP- Northwest corner of PhilH and CHNANUT
MIBOILLANIIOI3B CONOIERTR NIGHTLY.
Comprisingwems of Opera and beat clitng ballads by
bliss JENNY-WREN, and Miss .F ,, OTHINGRAII
Glees, Choruses, Madrigals, and Quer ettes, by the
REGULAR and XOELSIOR COMPANY,
among whom are
Messrs. MOYER, RABBET, Ac., As.
The WHOLE interspersed with
ETHIOPIAN DELINEATIONS,
by J. H. 0 SMPBELL, and others.
Dances by
Miss !dELINDA NAGLE,
and Comic Songs by
Mr. GEORGE W. WREN.
Commencing at X before 8. Admission-10 cents.
seß•etet
NATIONAL HALL--MARKET STREET.
NOW OPEN
J. Iwoco WitAtsue's celebrated
• PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE.
This magnifleent PAINTING commences with Chaos,
and continues down in historical order to the Baby lo.
Welt Captivity, containing more than fifty of the most
sublime and interesting scenes in the Bible.
Exhibition EVERY EVENING. Doom open at 7; to
commence at 73,‘ o'clock precisely.
Tickets 25 cents—to be had at Hall door. Children
under 10 years 15 con's.
Also. Exhibitions on WEDNESDAY and SATUR
DAY AFTERNOONS for families and schools. Doors
open at 2; to commence at 3 preoisely,
Explained by Professor TIBBITTS
B ARRETT's GYMNASIUM.
BILLIARD ROOM,
PISTOL AND RIFLE GALLERY.
Will open on MONDAY, September 6th, at No 804
MARKET Street. 363-Im*
SANFORD'S OPERA HOUSE,
ELEVENTH Street, above CHESTNUT.
Open for the Season, with the largest
TROUPE OF ARTISTS IN THE WORLD.
The Entertainments nightly offered by
SANFORD'S TROOPS
comprise all the latest Songs, Glees, Duette, °horns
Refrains, Dances. Ballets, An, interspersed with
WIT AND ELOQIIENWL.
In fact, all the Vocalism of the day to produced by
MUSIC, tONO, ANN POETRY.
The whole under the management of Mr. B. S. SAN
FORD.
Admission 26 cents. Doom open at 7,1, o'clock ; per
an24l-Irn
formance to commence at 8 o'clock.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
LAND LOCATING AGENCY,
CHICAGO, ILL.
. The subscriber, having had much practical experi
ence i selecting and locating lands in the various Land
Districts in the Western States, hee unusual facilities
for making valuable selections for
LAND WARRANTS OR OASII
Having Surveyors coitstantiy 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 lino of railroads, may now be had
in
lOWA AND WISCONSIN.
Satisfactory references given when required.
tia . Money invested in Kansas and Nebraska, and
any of the Western States,
fyl6-oin
B. SALISBURY,
49 CLARKE Street, Chicago.
=Ea PHILADELPEIA AND
READING RAILROAD.'
New Accommodatiand on Passenger Train between Reading
Philadelphia.
Leaves Reading daily (Sundays excepted) at 0 15 A.
i ng
M., arri 4.4 vi P. ng asl.t Philadelphia at 9.50 A. M., and return
at 5
reasengera by this train have over 7 hourly in Phila
delphia before returning or leaving for New York.
W.ll hIoILUENNET, Secretary.
GIIANO, GIIANO.-200 tone, part of the
cargo of schooner Dazzle, tzr sale In lots to suit.
Sample can be seen by applying to
CHARLES MIDDLETON,
WILLOW Ilitreet 4 below Beyond.