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Legal Notirge
pT THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
-FOIL TILE OITY AND COUNTY OP , rimaDtt.'
PHIA.
In the matter of the Estate of THE NORTH BRANCH
IRON.AND. COM, COMPANY
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The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
1111 i adjust the accounts of JOHN A PRY, Treasurer of
the North Branch Iron and Coil Company, filed for and
on behalf of the .31Mtagera acting ad Trustees of the
proceeds of the tale of the Real Estate, and to report
distribution of the balance, will meet the parties We
rested at his office, at the southeast corner of Eighth
and Locust streets, in - the city of Philadelphia, on
TUESDAY, September 7th, 1818_, at 4 o'cicck in the
afternoon: DAN/El DQUOILSRTY,
an 274 mw bt •• - - Auditor.
Ottinnter 13tsorto.
INI PER ATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
.1....A-LANOASTE,II CO., PA.—Was opened the eighth
day of June for visitors. _This healthy Summer resort
has many. advantages which recommend' it "ro—tue
public in search of a home place to enjoy the mountain
air daring the 'hot lemon.' It is 'elevated twelve hun
dred fent above water level. There are graveled walks
through dense forests, and shaded arbors ; by the way
side are many'springs of the purest soft water, at a
temperature of 40 to fed degrees of Ilahienheit. At the
`summit ts,,an obeerystory,overlooking en area of 40
trifles square; of farros in the highest state of cultiva
Lion, embracing the whOlo of Lancaster County, and
points in ten otheiCounties. The scenery fades away
in the boundary of mountains. at the distance of 70
miles. It is altogether one of the moat grand and ex
tensive panoramic views to be met within any country.
No kind of epidemic ban ever been known here at any
season of .the . year. - Many'beautiful drives over good
reeds. ,The hotel, will accommodate comfortably 400
pinions. Every.variety of baths. All the modern int
provementa now in use in first-class watering places will
be found here. ' AU vegetables raised on the farm. The
beat help employed in every department. ' '
The'Proprietor flatters himeolf thit he will be able to
eve - ample.,satisfsetion ,to UM guests. Good stable
room: Good Oleic of livery, horses and carriages on
band. -
Per further Information and drachm call on JOSEPH
B. MYERS, Third and Vine stret is JAMES S. SABLE,
No. 8113 Chestnut street, and on the Proprietor
JOSEPH KONIGMACIfEII,
Ephrata Post Office, Lancaster 'county, Pa.
aulßelm
HAY'S HOTEL,
• • WILLIAMSPORT; -
LYCOMIN4 COUNTY, P.
- Thelindersigned has purchased the large and elegant
_building, corner of- THIRD and PINT Street, formerly
occupied by the West Branch Bank, and has enlarged
and refitted it in a suPetiorstyle.
Williamsport is one of the Most delightful inland
,towns In Pennsilveisla ' and his'honie;lie hopes, will be
found pleasant, ae well to the traveller as to those citi
zens of the metropolis who desire to pass an agreeable
time durlinethe heated term of the summer.
' His omnibus runs from his Hotel:to the Packet and
Railroad Depots free of charge. - - -
,4;..11284M W. 11. HAY,.Proprietor.
sCia BI D D_ BRINGS.—THIS
Jot well-known and delightful Bummer Resort will
be opened for the reception of Tialtens on the 16th of
* hoe, and kept open until the let of Ootober.-
The new and overtone Buildings erected last year are
now fully completed, and the why establishment has
beta - furnished In superior style, and tlio;uccomMods,
Alone will be of nobaraeter not excelled in any part of
the United States.
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.„!The Eretel willbe -under the management of Mr. A.
(1: ALLEN, whoirscriperiente, courteous nmnere, and
attention to ,his. Fiesta, give the amplest assurance of
comfort end kind,trediment. , _
' Lrafadditien to the : other means of _wen, it is deemed
,proper to state that passengers can reach Bedford by a
daylight ride from Obambersburg. . .
; , The Company have =ado extensive arrangements to
'supply dealers and individuals with.... Bedford Water. ,
by the barrel, carboy, and In bOttlee, at tho following
Prices, at the Bpring6, viz : - • ,
/
llor a barrel finapry) ' • 'i ' , $4 00
:, D0,0ak)... -•— . 800
- X Do. mulberry)„ 800
. ,1•• VDi.) , WO I _ . .
200
- - 'Carboy, 10 gallons,., 2 25
. : Bottles,. lji pintjper dozen. i • - 150
;, The barrels are • carefully prepared, so that put ,
ohaifers `may depend upon rt.:miring . the Water fresh
All Ootasouldoations should be addressed to
TRIPBBPPOILD MINBRAL SPRINGS 00.,
A719-tf _ BtXlfOZ4 County, PA
DR. BARNES'
t ,I,GAIMEOII6TED'EXTRACIT OP GINGER
Thin Medicine has, by Its own, merit, gained a great
reputation: It Is composed entirely vegetablee, and
le made from the formula of a dietinguiebed physician,
used by him In the cholera of 1832. It door not contain
- opium 1,2 any forth, and never constipates the bowels.
It to equally efficacious in mild and aggravating Mewls
of cholera inorbus. /thee cured cholera after the " rite
water " discharge had taken place. The cramps and,
palnubf cholera morbmi and dysentery are in a few
minutes dispelled the Stomach, and the bowels restored
to a bealthysetion. If tale .remedy were used In the
prementteßy syniptOpui, dysentery, thatdresded diseeee,
would find few.or .victime. Recut the recommendations
of the' railroad conduetors who, hare used It for several
yams; in the Circulars,
For the care of NAUSEA, NERVOUS DEBILITY,
CRAW CHOW), StiATIILEHOY, and 010 X HEAD
ACHE, it Inkiine
DYSPEPSIA of over twenty yiarsi standhsg has been
cared by it: The weakest stomach, by twenty drops
Althea: after, sada Meal, nay be restored to a healthy ac
tMe „
Nericem tremor, the result of excessive drinking, is
at once cured'. , It has prevented attacks of delirium
tremens.
Two or three domes is enough to care sea -sickness.
It Is the most valeable of Its kind in exietence and
ht, so pronounced" by physicians who are using ?t in
their practice. de a PREVENTIVE of FEVERS, du
ring their -prevalence in -Autumn, taken In doses of
thirty drops, when the _stomach and bowels are consti
pated or in - an, opposite state, it will BO prepare the
system es to overcome any liability to an attack even of
-Yellow Foyer or Typhoid,
Persons who hare suffered In health from Agee and
Fever hive been restored to health by thin wonderful
remedy. one should be without It.
•
. _
Prepared only at . -893 CHESTNUT Street,
Sold at etores throughout the United ttates. A very
liberal discount made to retailers. au29-lm
110110111:ADELPHIA" WAR*IpG AND ,VINTILiTrua-wAßEffotraN.
- ARNOLD, & WILSON, -
SUflOsalloas To a. pusantott.
Me have removisi from our old stand inWainnt street
.to the LARGE HTOII4-, No, ;1010 CHESTNUT street,
• r e" , d oo *-bitlow She , IR. Lawrence Hotel, where our
0111 Meath tiiid the linblia are reopeotfully invited to
.examine otkostroisive stock-of
Geoking Rsngee„ Bath , Dollar ,, Registers, Enameled
Stone Mantele, , Parlor (Mai Grates, &c., &o. We are
now sisanufacdming:CHlLSONW CELEBRATED PAT
' ENT NEW COAL 01,1Lii CONSUMING FURNACE, the
moat powerfuLand soonombial .neater 'ever invented,
and suited,to;all dome of buildings.
Moo, 'nevi-- and - beautiful _patterns of Low Down
elrateoludPerfor, Coal Orates of gui sizes and patterns.
.We, are also' eoannenoed the• in polestars of
T.I 4 I.4IEIRIYED STONE- MANTELS ' from Penn
ssyhattia 7 Stone.. These - Mantels were awarded a
SPEOIAL PREMIUM at the late Pleir and Ezhi•
mini of the Rankliti Jostittits H of this city. They
represent all the rare and beautiful daemon fillasiss,
not injured by SottekerCest Hari Oil or Acids,
iiiidare sold Wholeesla and Retail, at snitch, less prise
matt Matitit." Call
, • r ' - 'ARNOLD dc. WILSON.
• InTWEEL, BnPerlntendent,
Philadelphia', AIM!, Ehilt-4014 lv
ERMAN (AGARS— 800,000 in storo and
lor sal& by : WILLIAM U. YEATON,
Welt . - . 216 13onth .8110 NT Street,
edits: bp' Taittion,
-THOMAS- & BON3
Nos. 180 and 141 BOUTE NOURTII_BTREET I
(Formerly Nos. IST and OP.I
STOOKS AND.,DEAVESTATE—TIIESDAY NEXT.
Pamphlet, cittabgtiel heni , readY, containing full do.'
Scrip ions of all the property to be sold on Tuesday
next; 7th Met., with a_liat of sales 14t11,.215t, and 28th
FATA. SAVES—STOOKS AND DEAL, ESTATE
•Fourth Fall Sale, 7th SeiteMbei, at the Exchange.
Fifth Fall Sole, 14th September, at the Exchange
Sixth Fall Sale, 21st of September, at the Exchange;
Seventh Fall Sale, 28th September, at the Exchange.
.tuo Part of the handbills of the above sales now
ready.
TRADE SALE—TO 130ORSEIVIES:
The flity.first regular Philadelphia Trade Sale will
commence on the 21st of September: Catalogues now
ready.
BAAL ESTATE,..STOOHS, ko.
Public Salea at the Philadelphia Rachange every
Tuesday Evening.
Fr, Handbills of each property lamed separately, in
Hion to which we publish on the Saturday prorloris
to each sale, one thousand catalogues In pamphlet form,
girirm fall deacriptione of all,the property to be sold on
the following Tuesday. , . • . - :
PII,RpITIME SALEM, AT THE AUCTIONB
Cg.ll`6very Thriraday • •
.
BEA ESTATIC AT PRIVATE BALE ,
ED' We hare a large amount of Real Rotate at Prl.
rate Sale, Including every , desarlAtion, of City and
eouptry property . Printed Mete may be had at the
auction store.
PRIVATE BALM REGISTER.
047" Real Estate entered on our Private Sale Re
eder; and advertired ocesaionally In our Public) Bale
Abstraete, (or which 1,000 coplea are printed trdetly,'
free of charge
RTOOK9, tico
', • '- On Tuesday Evening,
Eeptember 7th, at 7)( o'clock, at the. Philadelphia
Exchange, without reserve, for account of- whom it
may concern—
200 shares Columbia Coel and Iron Company.
$1 to be paid on owls at the time of Bale
Also, for account of whom it may concern
-200 shares Pan Francisco Land Aesoolatlon.
Also, for other accounts
-21 shares Kensington Bank,
60 shares Camden Dr.& Company—par $5O.
2 shares Mount Mortals Cemetery Company.
Pow. No. 34, middle able. Tenth Prorbyterian Church
Rey. Dr. Boardman, Twelfth and Walnut greets (fur
niahed).
57 shares Hazleton Coal Company.
100 MARES COLUAIVIA COAL AND IRON CO.
On Tuesday Evenlng.
14th font., at 7 o'clock,' at the Philadelphia Ex
change, without reeerxe, for account of whom it may
concern--
10a 'Mares Columbia (Mal and Iron Company Mock
FOer shars,to bo paid when struck off ,
URTH ?ALL t3ALE—SEPTESIDEIt 7th.
Will 'lnclude—:,
Assignees' Peremptory Sale
VALUABLE STONE FACTORY, STEAM ENGINE,
MACHINERY, TEN STONE DWELLINGS, ke. to
gether with lots of groned , Maoayunk . The whole to
be sold without reserve.
Ey-,Fall particulars now ready in handbills.
STORE AND DIVELLINEL—Ironr-story brick store
and dwelling, Ridge avenue, above Coates street. Im
mediate possession.
NEAT MODERN RESIDENCE, No. 459 North Tenth
street, between Coates dud Drown streets. Immediate
possession.
SIX REICH DWELLINGS, Second street, south of
Master' street.'
• SEVEN FRAME DWELLINGS, corner of Union and
Walnut streets, Camden, N. J.
and
GROUND-RENTS, viz : One of $59 a year,
and two of $54 a year each—clear of taxes—secured by
three lots, with a brick dwelling on each.
MORTGAGE.—A mortgage of $6OO. It is a End
mortiage , with no other incumbrance.
STORE AND DWELLING.—Three-story brick store
and dwelling, No. 1314 Passyunk road, below Wharton
street, late Moyamensing.
FIFTH FALL SALESEPTEDIBER 14th,
Will include—
Trustee's Peremptory Salo.
HANDSOME MODERN THREE-STORY 11 RIC IC
RESIDENCE, with three-story back buildings and all
modern conveniencee, No. 1536 Green street.
VALUABLE LOT, GREEN STREET.—AIso, the
valuable lot of ground adjoining the above oaths east,
19 f.et front by 1304 feet deep. Sale absolute. ~
11' Pull particulars now ready in handbill..
Orphan.' Court Sale—Es.ate of John Ilelrose, Deo'd.
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, Elisabeth St ,
now Buckley street, between Sixth and Seventh, and
Spruce , and Pine streets.
NEAT RESIDENCE, No. 1626 POPLAR STREET.—
Also, neat three-story brink dwelling, with aide yard
and handsome garden, 'math side of Poplar street, west
of Sixteenth street.
BUSINESS STAND.—Three-story brick store and
dwelling, northeast corner of Fourth and Carpenter
streets, late Scuthwerk.
CHESTNUT STREET RESIDENCE. —A valuable
residence, No. 1620 chestnut !street, with the modern
improvemente, lot 20 by 160 feet, two fronts.
Administrator's Sale—Estate of John Rorer, Deo'd.
LARGE LOT OF GROUND. 139 reet on Dauphin St.,
150 feet op Reese street, snd 160 feet on Fairhtil street,
'three fronts—water pipes laid, and sidewalks curbed aud
paved.
Executor's Sale—Estate of James D. Reese, Deceased.
TWO LARGE TOTS OF GROUND, 180 feet front on
Dauphin street, 160 feat on Apple street 160 feet on Me
amide street, and 180 feet on Fourth street—water
pipes laid, and sidewalks paved and curbed.
TOREE•STORY BRICK DWELLING—Three-story
brick dwelling, No. DM Olive street.
BIXTII FALL SALE—SEPTEMBER 21st
Will include—
TWENTY BRICE DWELLINGS, ke., viz:
Executors , Peremptory Sale—Hatate or Jeremiah Wet
ton. Deceased.
. . .
TIIREE-ETORY BRIM DWELLING, and two-story
frame dwelling, Nos. 526 and 528 North Fifth street,
with frame shop in the rear. Also two two-story
brick dwellings, Nos. 623 and 531 Chatham street, with
two two-story bilck dwelliegs In the rear. The whole
to be sold together.
THREE-STORY BEIGE DWELLING, No. 4527rank
lin street above Noble stroot.
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, N 0.407 Green
street.
THREE-STORY BRIM STORE AND DWELLING
No. 717 Oslluwhill street
TWO-STORY BRNIK DWELLING, No. 611 Green
street.
TIIREE-BIORY lIRIOK DWELLING, N 0.925 Wash
Incton street, east of Tenth street, Thirteenth ward.
THREE.STORY BRICK DWELLINGANo. 553 Par
Ash street, east of Sixth street. -
THREE TIIREE•STORY BRICK DWELLINGS
east side of Peach street, between Green and Coates,
and Second nod New Market streets
FITE THREE-STORY BRICK DIVELLINGS. form
ing a court. Paschall alley, between Fourth and Fifth
streets. Twelfth watd.
THREE-STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING,
-Tao, -744,0..61. atnant.,- . 1 .a1...-14112.0111 awl
Catherine stroets. • • •
lam relp'•
ad Sale
In of the whole estate peremptory. Portico-
y handbills.
VALUABLE MILLS, COAL YARD, FACTORY,
toe —The 'reliable property known as the "Girard
Flour Mills," coal yard, dcc., Ninth street, on the
Germantown and Norristown Railroad, above Poplar
street, lot 80 by 101 feet, two fronts. with extensive
brick mill with superior machinery, large brick rae.
tory, stabling caul yard, railroad tracks, Zoe., tka.
Executor's Peremptory Sale—Estate of Goo. Williams,
VALUABLE RESIDENCE. COAOIMIOUSE, STA!
BLE, AND LARGE LOT, Delaware Seventh etroet,
north of Arch. Lot over b 4 feet front, 148 X feet deop.
la' Salo absolute.
B.SVENTE PALL BALE—ON TUE PREMISES
Executors , Bale—Estate of Abraham Miller, dee'd.
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE, WITH BIDE
YARD, No. 1331 SPRUCE STREET.
On Tawas.) , Morning.
Sept. 28th, at 10 o'clock, ou the premines, No. 1331
Spruoo ',treat. corner or Sycamore street, aunt of Broad
street. Lot 20 feet on Spruce street, 116 feet on Syca
more street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, LARGE MIRRORS,
FINE OARPETB, &o.
Immediately after the gale of the house will be sold
the entire household furniture.
VALUABLE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN DOORS.
On Tuesday Evening,
September 7th. at tho auction store, will be sold a
collection of English and American books on various
subjects.
isWr - ' For particulars Imo catalogues and the books
which will be arranged for examination one day pre
vious.
Bale at No MO Viso street
RANI/SOME FURNITURE, FINE
• CARPETS, &o.
On Wednesday Morning,
September Bth, at 10 o'clock, at No. 1110 Vine strew.,
the entire boueehlid furniture, fine tapestry carpets;
china" and glassware, Ica, of a gentleman declining
housekeeping. Also, the kitchen furniture, lot of
coal, &a.
btay be examined on the morning of sale, at 8
o'clock.
Sale at Nos. 139 and 141 South Fourth street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, PIANMORTE, FINE
, BRUSSELS CARPETS. MIRRORS, k.o.
On Thureday Morning,.
At 9 o'clock, at the auction store, an extensive
assortment of excellent second-hand furniture, elegant
piano-fortes, fine mirrors, carpets, eta., from private
families deollning housekeeping, removed to the store
for convenience of sale.
For Recount of whom it may concern—
Also, 24 rocking chairs.
12 Windsor do.
LARGE SALE OF VALUABLE LAW BOOKB-0031-
PRISING .TWO ENTIRE LIBRARIES.
On Thursday and Friday Evenings,
Sept. oth and 1011, at the section More, Nos. 180 and
141 South Fourth street. will be sold a large collection
of law books, comprises, tiro entire libraries. In
cluded are the Pennsylvania and other valuable reports,
digests, elementary works, &c., &o.
Also. 3 large bookcases, copying preen, Sec.
amend
the
a will be ready throe Jaye previous, and
the books arranged for eXamination.
MORES N TUAB b, AUCTIONEER
AND COMMISSION MEIRCIANT, 8. D. corner
BLXTR and RACE Strew
TEN -THOUSAND LOTS OF FORFEITED GOODS
OVER ONE THOUSAND GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES WILL DE SOLD.
Nathana , great rale of forfeited goods will take place
at Ef Nathanst auction atore;southeast corner of Sixth
and RICO streets,.
On Tuesday Morning,
- September 14th, at D o'clock; entrance to salesroom
from Race 'artist, second story.
This sale will comprise the largest and moot valuable
assortment of geode ever offered at public, auction in
this city, and will conalst of diamonds, breardpitni,
finger rings of the first water; magnificent gold magic
case, bunting cane , open face, and double bottomed
English patent lever watches, of the most approved and
very best , makers, the most of them extra and full
-jewelled, and In fine MI-karat gold men, open face
do; fine gold lever and lepino watches In enamelled
hunting cases and open face (for ladles), set with dia
monds; gold English, Swiss, and Frenrh watches; sil
ver English patent lever watches, full jewelled and
plain, in "hunting cases, double bottom, and double
cases; silver hunting ease and open facie escapement
lover and 'spine watches; double and single case allver
quarter watches; a great variety of fine gold vest, nook,
and fob chains ; floe gold pencil oases, with and without
pane, silver pencil cues with gold Pens; fine gold breast
pine, anger tinge, shirt studs, eloeve buttons, ear rings,
buckles, seals, keys, charm, dcc , &c.; fine gold
bracelets, necklaces, and armlets, flab pearl, velvet,
,and enamelled opera gleams, silver combs, scarf pine,
shawlpins, medallions, lockets, portmonnahm, glaziers ,
diamonds, silver ware of every description, spoons,
forks, butter knives, pitebers, cream jugs, ko., tee.
QAMHEIi NATII[A.N3, LA./'l'U/1410K,
and MONBY LOAN 077108, No. 224 South
THIRD Street, below Walnut, oppoeite Pear et., only
eight doors below the lexchange.
Mum of Malden from 7 roolook, A. M., until 10
o , cllook in tho evening.
Out-door seam, and sales at the Auction Honse, at.
Undid upon the moot netiefeetory terms.
CAPITAL 6200,000.
Establishedfor the foot Thirty Team
Advances made from ono dollar to thousands on Die
mondeo, Sliver Plate, Watches, jewelry , Hardware, Bier
°handles, Clothing, lurniture, Bedding, Cigars, Musical
Instruments, Onne, Horses , Carriages , and Goode of
every deooriptlon,
All goods can remain any leigth of unto agreed
upon.
AU admineen, from one hundred dollars and upwardsi
will be *barged 2 per oent, per month ; $OOO Cud over,
the lowest market rate.
. . .
This Store Howe having a depth of 120 feet, heals:go
die and thief-proorvaults to store all valuables, and prli
veto watchmen for the premises ; a heavy ineui
canoe effected for the benefit of all porno' having pole
advanced upon. , „ ,
H. aeoeunt of having an unlimited capital,
thin office le prepared to mem advances on more satie
[eatery argl_aecorozoodating terms , than any other in
this city.
Money &dimmed to the poor, In small amounts, with
out any charge. • • .
AT PRIVATE BALM
Gold Patent Lotter and other Watehed, Jewelry, end
Wahine will be mold at reduced Drioes.
NO ONE should go to the Sea-shore with
out a battle. of our, MIODIOATED BRANDY in
their Valise. In cases of sudden ilinve it lcould be
the means, in, many instances of savingaill. DYS
PEPTIC) Oersons„ and those debilitated, hen been re
stored to health by its uso.
ZIEGLER A Druggists,
aixle.dtt Bouttirrest or. Second and Green sty
RAY' RUM.—Five puncheons Bay Rum, a
Trig nuperlor article, hi etere and for into by
, A. MERINO ;
).401308t4 FRONT t 3 tr oo t.
r nU AntrA§SerPPMADF4-4171rAr7 r „
t,
,t .1' -11 - • or -
MYERS, OLAGHORN, & CO. -
IT.I LARGE PEREDIPTOItY FALL BALE OF VEI,
VET, BRUBBE . LB, , AND INGRAIN OARPETB, &c.
On Wednesday Morning,
Sept. Bth, at precisely half-past 10 o'clock, will be
sold, by catalogue, on' six months' credit, 600 places
carpets, raga, comprising, In part:
Pieces rich volvet carpets. -:
Do heavy imperial three-ply do.
Do rich tapestry Brussels do.
Do rich style doable : ground worsted and wool in.
grain carpets -
- Do high colortivorated do.
Do rich style cotton do.
Do' high colors worsted \Taunton do.
Do high colors cotton do. '
•
Do fancy and plaid list do.
Do heavy linen do.
Do heavy rag do.
Also, oil cloth and floor cloths, rich rugs, km. ' em
bracing a full and desirable [assortment of new deslgns,
awl freshly mafmrsottired.
N. B —Samples of the tuuno will be arranged for ex
amination with catalogups, early on the morning or
sale, when buyers will nod it to their interest to attend.
CIARNESS, BRINLEY, & CO.,
No. 429 MARKET STREET.
. -
BALE OF IMPORTED DRY (WOWS.
On Tuesday Morning,
Sept. 7th, at 10 &cloak, by catalogue, on 0 months?
credit
-500 paolcages and iota of Imported dry goods.
it r Samples and catalogues early on the morning of
sale.
2,000 PARIS PRINTED OASIIMERRS AND STELLA
"
SHAM Lit
On 'r aooday Morning,
2,000 new style printed ashram° sham* brocho
boraoroVtella shawls : now style sll.wool long shawls.
LONDON ELK MOLIALR, BLK AND COL , D ALPAOA9,
AND COMET RGS.
On Tuesday Morning,
4 eases oxtra Sno bik pure mohair
8 4 t 6.4 extra fine blk abacus.
3 ,1 6.4 fancy WA alpacas
5 ,‘ 7-4 oboico cold eoburge.
NEW STYLE PRINTED FLANNELS, ALL WOOL,
150 pieces new aryl° printed all wool flannels.
PARIS PRINTED MOUSSELINE DE LAINES.
100 pieces extra rich Paris printed mousseline de
lalnes.
PARIS PRINTED MEEINOEB.
60 pieces 6-4 One Paris printed merlnoes. • •
i6O PIECES BLACK AND COLORED DRESS BILES.
On Tuesday Morning,
160 Pieces colored and black dress alike, consisting
of
-26 and 36 Inch heavy nil boiled black grog de Rhinos,
20 inch heavy black Ewalt de sole
26 inch black °Barium, black royale.
26 inch black gron do londreo, black figured silks.
23 inch block nayadere, colored plaid baysdere.
28 Inch colored (linden plaids plaid timbre.
23 inch cannel.) baygd.re. ombre and bare bayadere.
NEW STYLE PARIS BONNET RIBBONS—JUST
LANDED.
100 lots Noe. 12 and 18 broche stripe, plain and figur
ed pnult de sole bonnet ribbons.
COLORED CLOTHS FOR LADIES' OLOAES.
Oa Tumidity Morning,
60 pieces French twilled drab, mixed, black, and
brown clothe for cloaks.
LONDON itELiNilll3Ol9 AND,DOOR MATS
000 large size London velvet rugs
GOD do do do do door mate.
100 lots new etyle book colbire. sleeves, book seta, &c.
:CAMBRIC FLOUNCING&
2 oases very r icb, oarobrio Smucings.
1,000 SUPhRIOR MANTILLAS AND OLOANS OP
SUPERIOR QUALITY.
1,000 eoperior cloth, moire antique cloaks, mantillas,
and dusters
SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER, (nieces.
eorto WOLBERT & 800 TT,) 431 0 HESTE UT St.,
opposite the °totem Howe, between Fourth end Pith
Streets,'
SALE OF EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS &e. &O:
On Wednesday'llorning, • -
September Bth, at 10 o'clock, at the sales-ronm, No.
481 Chestnut street. 600 lots embroideries, comprising
new style collars, sleeves, sets, bands, flouncings,
suited to city retail sales.
"Er Bamplea awl catalogues early on the morning
of sato.
Also, a flawing machine made by Singer.
WOOL HOODS, 1108t8ItY, &c.
Also, children's zephyr hoods; . misses and
boys' heavy three•thread white, brown, and mixedi
cotton hose.
' LONG AND EQUARB SHAWLS.
- Also, a full assortment of long and square broche
shawls.
FRENOtt FLOWERS.
Also, a line or French artificial flowers.
MERINO BRIMS AND DRAWERS.
Also, merino and cottokundershirts and drawere—
white, brown, and colored. • •
SA. DYSART Zs CO., AuonoNEEas AND
• oommtasiox MEMNIANTO L No. 97 South EIGHTH
STREET. corzer of LODGE STREET.
LARGE BALE OF PAINTINGS, STATIONERY, 4co
Title Evening,
We will 0011 at No 611.0hestnui street, at 7% &cloak,
a large assortment or line paintings, cutlery. stationery,
clocks, watches and jewelry, just arrived from Paris,
and all to bo sold without reserve—a splendid, chance
for dealers and others
IL?' Bale every evening until the entire stock is
elosedl out.
A large and valuable tract of valuable Coal and Om.
bar land at private sale, well worthy the attention of
capitalists and others, as the owner la compelled to
flail.
li7" For further particulars inquire at the auction
stole
.
11POUT-DOOll, SALES sollcted and promptly at
tended to.
11J ADVANCES made on oonelfrranente when de
aired, without extra charge.
BALI -ROOMS open, until 10 P. M. Now pre
Dared to receive invoices or DRY GOODS, NOTIONS
WATORES And JEWELRY, NB W and BEOOND
HAND .PORNITURE, PAINTINGS, BOOKS and STA
TIONERY, ho.
frr Sales of FANCY GOODS every evening.
PPHILIP FORD, AUCTIONEER, No.
828 MARKILT STREET, between FIFTH and
SIXTH. south side.
SALE OF INGRAIN AND VENITIAN OARPSTS,
RIGS,
On Tuesday !doming,
September 7. at 10 o'clock precisely, we will sell, by
catalogue, about 200 pieces of superfine worsted and
wool, all-wool filling and cotton ingrain carpetirigb,
tufted rugs, Ac.
Also, 100 pieces 3-4, 6.8, 7-8, and 4.4 flax filling,
worsted and cotton Venitian carpetings, to which the
attention of the trade and purchasers Is invited.
1D Catalogue on the morning of este.
wiLATIC/RA ---
9th inst., at 10 o'clock prec'sely, will be sold about
1,000 cases boots, shoes, gaiters, Au., embracing 'the'
usual assortment for city and country sales.
BLACK SILK HATS, FUR OAPS, Ac. '
60 cues auperlor quality, famblonable styles, black
silk bats, fur caps, IC.
GINGHAM UMBRELLAS.
Also, 39 cues superior whalebone and steel frame
gingham umbrellas.
CARPRT•BAGB AND BATOTIELB.
Ou Thursday Mornivq,
Included In catalogue, a lino of carpet-bags and
satchels, of superior manufacture.
ET . Catalogues early on the morning of tale.
TAMES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
eD NO. 5..% 'WALNUT STB.P.ET, above PCIIIRTII.
trr remora; favoring us with consignments mat riot
snored that their property will not be sacrificed.
00M111111810138 more moderate than thee° 'charged
by any other ,Anetion 'Muse 10 the city. • : ,
1 orr Consignments reepeottnUy solicited.
117 . Sales ealdtpm.idiatelv after the it:ooeSe as sold
FALL SALES OP REAL ESTATE.
Third Fall Sale of Real Estate—September 8.
EQURTII FALL SALE—SEPTEMBER 15th.
This isle, at the Exchange, on Wedneiday erenlng,
September 15th, 1858. at 8 o'clock. will Inelude—
POSITIVE SALE—STCNE lIOIISE, CARPENTER
/3110 P, dco., ORIIROII STREEr, GERMANTOWN.—
A lot of ground, with the two-story stone dwelling
house carpenter shop, , and lot of around, Church
street, Ger m antown, 150 feet front, 52 lest deep. Clear
of incumbrances. Will rent for $250.
Er Sale positive. Terms—casb.
POSITIVE BALE—DWEI I LING HOUSE SPRING
GARDEN STREET.—A three-story dwelling house,
and lot of ground, north of Spring Garden street, If
feet 10 inches east of &bodkin Third street, 64 feet
frontand 00 feet deep to Monterey Street. $lB6 ground
rent. pa" Sale positive.
$5O to be paid on each of the above when the
same is struck off - . .
TAPESTRY
BELL ESTATE SALE—SEPTEMBER 22d
Thin este will Include—
Executors , Sole—Eatote of Ron J. R._ non, Deo'd.
VALUABLE LARGE DWELLING ANI7 LOT, B. W.
CORNER FOURTH AND PRIME EiTREETB.—That
valuable three story brick dwelling-house and lot of
ground thereto belonging, Ritual° at the S. W, Corner
of Fourth and Prime streets, 31 feet front, 14 feet
deep. This property le deeirable as a dwelling, for law
offices, or could be altered, at email expense, into a
store.
E - Part of the purchase•looney may remain
Same !Mate. •
TWO-STORY BRIM DWIILLING, PRUNE ST.—
Also, the email two-story brict building, belonging to
the name estate adjoining on the west, 18 feet front,
feet deep. Subject to $lB ground rent. (Subject also
to an agreement that upon the alteration or improve
ment of this property the alley at the side is to be
widened to 8 feet four inches, and to be 12, feet high In
the clear.)
/17" Part of the purchase-money may remain.
Poettlve Sale.
BUILDING LOTS, LATE SOUTIIWARK.—No. I.
A building lot, south side of Watkins street, 224 feet
east of Fifth street, Southwark, 15 feet 21% by 111%
feet deep, to Pierce street.
No 2 —Also, a lot, Moyamenslng road, 98 feet below
Morris street, 16 feet front, 125 feet 2% inches deep, to
Cuba street,
ROUGE AND LOT TAOONY, OXFORD TOWN
BUIP —A house and lot of ground, No. 170, a plan of
Taeony. corner of Vinothington street, Oxford and Spring
street, 60 feet by 180 feet. Three fronts. Clear of In
cumbrance.
NEAT THREN•STORY BRIM DWELLING, HOW
ARD STREET, NEAR MARKET —A neat tbree.atory
brick dwellicg•houso and lot of ground, went side of
Howard !street, 110 feet south of Dlarket about, 15 feet
front, 60 feet deep, to a 8 feet alley. Wlll rent for. $225.
PO ground rent.
. _
gßale positive. TOMS cash.
150 to bo paid on each of the above when the
same is struck off.
HOUSEHOLD PURNITURE, PIANO-FORTE, BRUS
SELS CARPET, GILT FRAME MIRRORS,
STOVES, do.
On Tuesday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at the auction store, will be soli a
large assortment of household furniture, consisting of
very superior Brussels carpet, mahrgany_ book-case
mahogany wardrobe, One feather beds, mahogany hair
seat spring chairs, marble-top dressing bureaus, ma
hogany sofas, dinner and tea ware, ho , ko.
HALF-PIPE OF BRANDL—Ahro, a half-pipe supe
rior brandy.
STOVES.—AIso, a large assortment of cooking and
parlor stoves.
REAL. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
Handsome mansion, southwest corner of Seventeenth
and Walnut atreets.
Residence, Washington Square and Walnut street.
Dwelling house, No. 827 Vine street.
20 acres of land, Indian Queen lane.
Valuable property, Frankford road
Handsome dwelling, No. 1812 Wallace street.
Business stand and dwelling, Socenteenth and Wash
ington streets.
Elegant property, 80 acres, fhe., above Torreadale.
14 sores of land, Melton avenue,Germantown.
Handsome residence and lot, West Philadelphia.
Valuable lot of ground, Germantown Railroad and
Columbia avenue.
llandsome dwelling, Spring Garden street, above
Twelfth.
At Private tale, a valuable Cabinet of Minerals, own
prising over 1,01111 specimens, the collodion of several
years. The property of a gentleman who has no room
for them. They are very desirable for a public inatltn
tion. Apply at the auction store.
filotele club tirstattrants.
JONES HOUSE,
WARIER:MG, PA.,
_Oradea !unlit'
ELEGANTLY FURNISIIILD.
'NOW OPEN TO VISITORS.
iny29l WELLS °OVERLY, Proprietor.
NICHOLLS HOUSE,
(EUROPEAN PLAN,)
OPEN DAY AND NWIPP,
NO. 115 SOUTH EIGHTH ST., BELOW OUESTNUT,
PHILADHLPHIA.
This HOUSE is for Permanent and Transient Lodg
ing. Every effort will be male by the Proprietor, It
NIOELOLLS, to g ive satinfaetion tolls Petrone.
This establis went le situated in the heart et the
city, centre of business, and convenient to all places
of amusement. •
The Mercantile and Travelling eommanlty"nill On!
it a desirable place for comfort, cleanliness, and econo
my.
Meals furniehod at all hours.
Single Rooms, 60 cents per night, 117 the meet 52.5
end upwards,' mbl3o-tt
Sillts;ifbg
.ptitf,tiorit
EMBROIDERIES
SEWING MACHINE,
AT PRIVATE SAL
Positive Salo
Ponßive Bile
Sale at No. 422 Waloot street
OABINNT OY MINERALS
~,,,,,,
VOMMERCIAL SALESROOM, '
7 DANK and 10 STRAWBERRY, between blkikit-
NET and CHESTNU T and EC
SOND and MIND Ar.
F (1. WOLBEET, Ammon - gnu min
PEREMPTORY SALE OS STAPLE AND FANCY
GOODS. ,
On Wednesday Morning,
oth Inst., commencing at 10 o'clock precisely, will be
sold, without reserve, ,a largo and general assortment of
fancy and stelae fallgcloA,.coutitirig of, 71S
HOBI CORY 660-1/S.
Gents , lambs-wool and merlin) shirts and drawers,
wool and cotton hose and half hose, iephyr yarn hoods,
wool scarfs
TAILORING GOODS
Also, black and nuked cancimeres. fancy printed and
plain sattlnets, velvet vottings. clouded ',lushes, elas
tic suspendere, silk cravats, silk gloves, &e.
EMBROIDERIES.
Also, a general as.ortmeut French and Scotch em
broideries censieting of molten • liouncings, bands, An.
Mao linen-cambric handkerehiefs, Infanta' frook
waists; &c.
RIBBONS 'AND MILLINERY GOODS.
Also, 100 callous black silk velvet ribbons, fall
colors, poult do sole bonnet. ribbons, silk trimmings,
gimps, dm •
Also, metes largo cotton handkerchiefs, white and
Colored spool cotton, silk lies, silk stocks,
Also, a general variety of notions.
JEWBLItY
Also, a valuable consignment of jewelry, consisting
of pins, finger rings, ear rings, vest chains, &o.
I=U-- The whole will be arranged for examination,
with catalogues, early on the morning of sale, when the
trade and purchasers generally are invited to attend.
eburational.
LiEhf AN ALLEN, A. M., Teacher of the
vione and Pt Inc.. Mr. Alien may he applied to
at the residence of his father, Profeseor Allen, No 215
South SEVENTEENTH Street. sepl•tool
CHESTNUT STREET SEMINARY,
EDHILISH AND CLASSICAL,
1008 CHESTNUT STREET,
Thin Institution for Young Mon muldloysivil I reopon
on MONDAY, September I.
Rev. LYMAN COLEMAN,
TUIOER J. SANDERSON,
tYrinci pain.
au3l-121
LIALLAD-SINGING, GUITAR, and the
Frorcli Language. Vocal Clannea, Ladies only $6
T. BISHOP,
1202 BILBERT Street
or quart( r.
nual-21
MILE MISSES BULLOCK, at 265 South
IL NIN'In Street, will reopen their School for Young
Ladles on MONDAY, the 6th Sept. For referonce, ono
Banner Cross and Episcopal Recorder. xu31.12t.t
THE Ditties of Madame D'OUVILLE'S
French and Drigligh Boarding aral. Day Scbool for
Young Ladies will be renamed at her reBldeneo,lso6
CHESTNUT Street, September I?th. eel-4t*
%IRE SUNDIER STREET INSTITUTE
JL FOR YOUNG LANES, Mies D. B: BURT, Princi
pal will reopen on MONDAY, September 6.
For Circulars, &c , please apply at the Institute, No.
1621 817611 VIER Street. au3o.lmlS
CI_EORGE R.- BAAKER'S ENGLISH and
OLASSInAL SCHOOL, GERMANTOWN, will
reopen nn MONDAY, September 8, 1858. an3o-18t.*
YTIHE MISSES AERTSEN will RE-OPEN
J. their SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES on MON
DAY, the 6th of September, at their residence, PRICE
Street, Germantown. aul7-Im*
"fl R. ASHTON's INSTITUTE FOR
Ls YOUNG L +DIM, No. 929 AKOII Street. four
doors below Tenth, north side.—The Fall Term will
commence on MONDAY, the 6th of September.
The object of this institution is to impart to young
ladies a sound practical education in the branches
usually taught in the Bret-close Seminaries. With this
in view, the Institution is in the possession of all the
Modern and improved educational appliances ; among
them is an extensive Philosophical Cabinet.
The school-room, which is one of the best adapted
for its 'purpose in the country, is now open for the
visits of those who feel interested in female educa
tion. an2B-tf
LDUCATION FOR YOUNGLA - DIES.-
The duties of the SPRING GARDEN INSTITIITH
FOR 'YOUNG LADIEb will be resumed on MONDAY,
September 6th,
GILBERT COMBS, A. M., Principal,
Noe. 608 and 611 MAII,BIIALL Street,
Philadelphia.
MISSES CASEY AND MRS. BEEBE'S
LY.R BOARDING AND DAY scuuor, FOR YOUNG
LADIES, No 1703 WALNUT Street, west of SEVEN
TEENTH Philadelphia, will be re-opened on WED
NESDAY, the Bth of September. au2-2m*
MRS. MoGUIRE'S BOARDING AND DAY
801100 L FOR YOUNG LADIES, 1030 SPRING
GARDEN Etreet, will be re-opened MONDAY, Pep
tember6th. ati23-6w*
VLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCIIOOL.—The Subscriber will resume the duties
of his School, in the building at the Northeast corner
of ARCH and TENTH. Streets, on WHDNESDAY, the
let of September. WILLIAM PEWS:IIITH.
au2B.l2ttt
rinDE GERMANTOWN ACADEMY will
.it re-open September 6th, 1858 The Principal will
receive a few good boys into his family.
au27-1m J. 11. WITIIINGTON, Principal.
PENN INSTITUTE—Southeast corner of
TIII DTI:ENT/1 and FILBERT Streets, will be
opened on MONDAY, the 6th of September next.
Private instruction, though favorable to rapid pro
gress, yet sends the scholar into the world with a keen
sensitiveness, which totally disqualifies him for active
life ; whilst attention to many oftentimes forces the
instructor to moot general ddlieulties rather than those
personal to each individual and the learner either
loses all interest, or becomes superficial in his acquire
ments. For these and other reasons the number is
limited.
For further information apply permonally, from nine
o'clock A. M. to one o'clock P. M., or by note, to
an27-12t* It STEWART. Principal.
TSCIENTIFIC AND CLASSICAL
-11- INSTITUTE. CHESTNUT Street, northweat cor
ner of TWELFTH, coop-ns on bIONDAN, September
6. This la a anpanar-inatlintin..-- , ........1.,a-f0a..a.... .
and young men. The faculty const,ta of nix Protessore
In addition to the English and Classical branches, there
is superaddod an extenelse Scientific department with
large collections of Philosophical and Chemical appa
ratus and specimens of objects in Natural Hintory.
Terms, *25 per quarter. For boys under twelve years
a age, SD per quarter. Entrance on TWELFTH
o.l.Terl;
Principal.
QPRING GARDEN ACADEMY FOR
}DUNG MEN AND DOYS—Northeast corner of
EIOUTG and BUTTON WOOD Streets. Pall Session
opens Sept. 6th 1669 The principles of "Moral
Fueslon" have b-eu successfully sdopte: at this Insti
tution since its establishment, and parents entrusting
their sone Into the hands of the Principal can rest as
sured of their good treatment and rapid advancement.
Pupils received at any time end age. Catalogues fur
nished gratuitously. Parents ere invited to visit the
8c:boot. P. DONLEAVY LONG,
au26.6tv Principal.
FNGLISIII AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
The School of the Hubncriber in SIMLS' BUILD
ING, CUBsTNUT Street, above Twel th will re-open
On the SECOND MONDAY, the 13th day of September.
au2o-tt CHARLES rIIORT.
n- KENDALL'S CLASSICAL AND
Jur. ENGLISH soitooL, pno LOCUST Street, will
re-open MONDAY, September 0 en2o-Im*
BARTON'S BOARDING and DAY
SCHOOL NOR YOUNG LADIES No. 1999
CHESTNUT Street, rhimolphia.—Tho Winter Term
will open on the second MONDAY in September. Nor
circulars and particulars apply as above. anti-lm
LIRIENDS' ACADEMY FOR BOYS, East
of Eleventh Street, below Arch, re.opons the 30th
inst. All denominitions admitted. $l2 per term of
weokx. tm24-121 WILWILISALL.
CCLASSICAL INSTITUTE, DEAN Street,
below Locust.—Duties resumed MONDAY, August
30th. J. WY. FAME'S, A. 11 ,
au23-2m Principal.
VENTRAL INSTITUTE—ENGLISH AND
owasioAL SCHOOL—WiII be ro•aponed MON
DAY, September 6th. TENVI and SPRING GARDEN
Btreetn. H. O. MOUIIIRE, A M.,
au23•Bw6 Principal.
DUFF & CO.'S lIIERCAN
TILE COLLEGE L Southeast corner
EIGHTH and COESTNUT Streetg,
(established in 1840, and incorporated by the Legisla
ture of Pennsylvania.) In this well-known Institution
the
COUNTING HOUSE COURSE
of Practical, Single, and Double Eotry
BOOKKEEPING,
including the AuxitrAntr BOOKS:COSOIRROLLL OIL.
OULATIOI4B, and
BUSINESS WRITING,
is taught in the most successful and satisfactory style.
M. ROCHE,
P. EDWARDS, Principals.
111 n. B B. RALSTON, Penman.
G. E. AGNEW'S INSTITUTE FOIL
V V • YOUNG LADIES, 1711 VINE Street, will,
on MONDAY, September 6th, reopen its tit entpuluth
session. For circulars containing terms ho. please
apply to W. G. E. AGNEW, Principal,
au.23.lm* 1711 VINE Street.
ITTENEIOUSE ACADEMY—The Eighth
DAL Session of thin Institution for fop; will com
mence WEDNESDAY, September 1, MS. Itoomn
Northeast corner of CHESTNUT and - EIGHTEENTH
Streets. Entrance on Eighteenth street.
LUOIUS BARROWS,
Pr inel ale
JOHN 11. IYESTCOTT, P •
/701iIMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL IN
ATITUTE, at 1302 FILBERT Street.—Thia School
will open MONDAY, Bth of September. All English
branches, Mathematlca, the Claesiee, and Modern Lan
guages, taught bye method which insures accurate and
thorough know:edge
For testis:10111111s of success terms, and other particu
lars. see the Circular, which may be had at 010 WIEST
NUT, or 1802 FILBERT Street.
Dr 0. SEIDENSTIOHER, late of Brooklyn, L. I.
References.—Rev. J. A. Vaughan, Rev. William 11.
Farness, Rel.. W. J. alarm, Rev. J. 11. A. Bomberger,
Rev Th. Stork, Prof. John S. hart, Prof. II Vethake,
Borkjamin Gerhard, Eeq Charles Vecin, Esq ,C. F.
Ilagedorn, Esq., Rev. 11. W. Beecher, Brooklyn ; Rev.
(1. W. Bethune, Brooklyn ,• Theodore Sedgwick, Esq., N.
Y.; Prof. 0. 0. Felton, Cambridge. aul9-Im*
fiIDGEHILL SCHOOL, PRINCETON,
IA NEW JERSEY.—This Echool is adapted to those
who desire their sons to have a careful preparation for
College or for a business life. Thorough instruction is
given In Enghell, Mathematics, Ancient and Modern
Languages, d:o. The instructors aim, not only to have
their pupils thoroughly master fundamental principles,
but to form those habits of thought which will render
future and higher attainments rapid mid easy. Decla
mation, Composition, and Debate are practised in the
Edgelull Literary Society, which embraces all the pu
pils of this School. For particulars, terms, ko., ad
dress REV. JAMES I. nra,m, or
aull-2m REV. JAMEa-IK-11-6:1711i1-371.;iinCipals,
VRITTENDEN IO PHILADELPHIA
00AINIIROIAL COLLEGN, aortheaat corner of
011143TriIIT and fiNVRAITII Eltreate.
-- • •
An Institution designed to tit young men for AC
TIVE BUSINEBB.
The whole building is occupied, and fitted up in a
style surpassing anything of the kind in this country.
Thorough preparation for the counting-home
BOARD OP TRUSTEES,
D. B. Oomogye, Francis Hoskins,
George H. Stuart, David Milne,
John Bparhawk, David 8. Drown,
Isaac Hacker, A. V. Parsons,
D. D. Hinman, Frederick Drown,
Joshua L ppincott.
TONG'S SPRING GARDEN ACADEMY,
N. N. corner MOUTH and BUTTONWOOD Sta.
• .
00hIMICROIAL DEPARTMENT.—Dook-keeping In
all its various forme; preparing Students thoroughly for
situationn in any bronchi of bueinimu; Plain and Orna•
mental Writing; Commercial Calculation; Law and Cor
respondence. No institution in the United Staten given
a more thorough and practical course. In this depart-
ment no teaching is done in clamed, and is open DAY
and NVENING. Time unlimited.
MATILENIATIOAL AND CLASSICAL DEPART
MENT.—(Separate from the above,) Young Men and
Soya are prepared for any grade of an English and Clas
sical Education, viz : Spelling, Reading, Writing, Gram
mar, Geography, Arithmetic, PhiloSophy, &e., Ancient
and Modern Languages, with all the higher Collegiate
Studies. Sessions of 6 months commence September
let, and February let. Pupils received at any time be
fore or after these daten and charged accordingly. Cata
logues furnished gratis.
mb26-tf P. DONLEAVY LONG, Principal.
noRiANT & STRATTON'S CHAIN OF
NATIONAL lIIEROANTILE COLLEGES. - Phi
ladelphia college, Southeast corner SP,VENTH and
CHESTNUT Streets. Por Information, call or crud for
circular. lelo.ll
zymivipq @O3P)NB 1I10"21 OWIMENCIBD.
sN~b?4 3 lnb
FOR SAN„FRANCISCO—via NEW
.
•
YORK.—Yre ight taken at New York rates. .
The magoificent A 1 011pper Ship OtIEAN _BELL, 7.
H. Einem commander, now loading at first wharf
above Lombard street will receive what freight may
off.r for a few days, and finish her loading in New York,
with quick despatch.
Shippers will please hurry Choir engagements along
side without delay.
For balance of freight or passage, having elegant
accommodations for. a limited number of passengers,
apply to 11151101', alba/518,
se2-dtf, . 105 AllOl.l Street above Front.
at-FOR NEW ORLEANS- LOUISIANA
LINE-0 uarantled tlrat and only vessel for Gila
Week.
Freight taken at as low rates as any other Vessel
oading. •
Thu aplene hi and fast-sailing packet ship PLEIADES,
Nathan Winslow. master, is now completing her loading
at Bace-street wharf.
Having the larger part of her cargo on board, and
large engagemoata coming alongside rapidly, the will
be despatched as above.
Shippers will please complete their engagements at
once, and those wishing to avail themselves of the first
ves,..l will please hurry their goods alongside, and bills
of lading to the counting-house for signature; and may
depend no this being the first vessel to sail.
For balance of freight, at reduced rates, apply to
BISHOP, 131.110N8, &
105 Arch street, above Front.
The P. will insure atthe lowest rates, and will take
steam down the Delaware and up the 'Mississippi.
The line, fast-sailing, A 1 pie:got-ship fill ASIIIOOK,
S. B. Doles, will succeed the P., and Is now receiving
heavy freight. se2, tf
aFOR NEW OR LEANS-LOUISIANA
tLINE—To succeed the packet-ship Pleiades with
quick despatch
Freight taken at the lowest rates. - •
The elegant and fast sailing packet-ship 811AMROCK,
Eam'l 14 Doane, meter, is now receiving heavy freight,
and will have prompt despatch tie above.
_ye: freight or passage apply to
13181101', 51510N8, & 00.,
ile2-Atf 105 ARCM" Street, above Front.
0.,F0R OREIRLESTON, S. 0.-11 -
t. RON'S LINE-ONLY RP GULAR LINE
GOODS RECEIVED AND BILLS LADINtI WINED
EVERY DAY. _
The, steamship "KEYSTONE STATE," Captain
Marshinao, having been unavoidably deteined , wili ,o u
to receive freight until this (3louday) evening.
and sail tomorrow (Tuesday,) September 7, at .10
o'clock, A M , from second wharf above Vine street.
ror further particulate please see advertisement of
Steemehip " KEYSTONE STATE," in this paper.
Per freight or passage apply to
A. HERON, 'a.,
au3o 32S North Wharves.
WANTED—To Freight or Charter a
good VISSEL, to terry from 200a300 tons, to
lotto for a Southern port.
A fair rate will be pall awl quick despatch given.
Apply to BISIIOP, SIMONS & CO.,
au.2l-tf No. 106ANOM Street, above Front.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.—
itTl l 4 P errsu a mt c r"Mie fu r t Vot 1 1
e s
capacity, In complete order tor coy voyage. Apply
to A. lIMRON, Je.,
curl 828 North Wharves.
WANTED—A good vessel to load
in Ileionla Lino for New Orleans. Quick de.
spatea and good rates given. Apply to
null A. HERON : JR., 32$ Nor h 'Wharves.
WAN TED.—A good vessel to load
in Moron's Lino. for Mobile. Qidok despatch
and good rater given. Apply to
A. HERON, JR., 328 North Wharves.
Otramers.
.444
~ NOTICE. /4.41k1.
FALL ARRANGEMENT
OP TIIII
UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOR RICHMOND
VIA
NORFOLK AND OITY POINT
The Steamships PENNSYLVANIA, Captain TEAL;
VIRGINIA, Captain KELLY; and CITY OF Dien-
MOND, Captain AlrrcuaLL, now form a regular SEM
WEEISLY LINE between PIIILADELPIIIA and the
above ports, ono of the Steamers leaving here every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 8 o'clock A. M.
THOMAS WEBSTER, Tr., General Agent,
au27-finallt No. 14 NORTH WHARVES,
FOR RICHMOND, via Norfolk
WJ,. and CITY POINT—FALL ARRANGE
AIENT—YrIVIOE A WEEK—UNION STEAMSHIP
COMPANY'S LINK OP SPEAMSII/PS TO SAIL
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND t , ATURDAY, at 8 A. M.,
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
VIRGINIA, Captain J. R. Kelley.
PENNSYLVA , lA. Captain Teal.
CITY Ole RICHMOND, Captain Mitchell.
These fine steamships will sail as above. They are
handsomely fitted np for passengers, having selectee on
deck ; aro provided with Francis's Metallic Life Boats,
Life Preservers, &c. and no pains or expense spared for
the comfort and safety of passengers, and the protection
of goods.
This Line offers the quickest, cheapest, and most
comfortable route for passdigeis, and In In advance of
any other for despatch and economy for freight TO THE
INTERIOR 0 e VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA,
AND TENNESSEE.
NO TRANSIIIPMENT BY THIS LINE.
_ . .
Paccno to Rich:cow or .etorsburg, $8; meals In
cluded ramp to Norfolk, $4; meals Included.
THOMAS WEBSTEII , Jr. General ..teut
. , I.
sza gg a t FOR CAPE MAY AND NEW
YORK.
DAILY, at og o'clock A M.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM NA.
YWATION COTT PANY.
- - -
The splendid ocean steamers DELAWARE, Captain
Copes ,• BOSTON, Captain Bellow • 'and KENNEBEC,
Captain Rand, forma daily line belwoep We city, Cape
Slay, and New York, leaving from first bier below Spruce
street (Sundays excepted) at 9X o'clock A. Al. Return
ing, leave Now York from pier 14 North River (Sundays
excepted) at 5 P. M.
Returning, leave Cape May (Mondays excepted) at
A. M.
Fare to Cape Blay (carriage hire included) b 2 00
for servants 1 60
ti " Beason tickets (carriage hire ex
tra) 8 00
" New York, cable 2 00
steerage 1 60
Freight taken at low rates,
For passage. state roman, tre., apply on board, or at
the 061 cs, 314 and 816 SOUTII DELAWARE AVE
NUE. JAMES ALLDEILDICE,
Agent.
FOR CHARLESTON AND SA
VANNAH -lIERON'S LINN.
GOODI, ENONIVED AND DILLS Olt LADING SIGNED
EVERY DAY.
The splendid first-class side-wheel Steamships
KEYSTONE STATE and STATE Or GEORGIA,
Now form a weekly line for the South and Southwest
.
ono of those ahips erery SATURDAY at 1 ,
o'clock A. al., alternately for Charleston aad Se
ranneit. . _
NOR CHARLESTON
. . r
The 819YSTON1: STATII, Captain liiharlen P. Marsh
man. having bean unavoidably detained, will continue
to receive freight until thin (Monday) evening, and
sail to-morrow (Tuesday) A.ept. 7, at 10 o'cloos, A. M.
808 BANANNAII
The STATE OT GM/A(11A, 041. John J. Gamin.
wilt commence loading . on Thursday, Sept 9th, and
eall for Savannah, an., on Satacdny, Sept. 11th, at 10
o'clock Art.
At both Charleston and Savannah, these shipseonnee
with steamers for Florida and Havana, and with nil
roads, 4c0., for all places in the South and Southwest
Heavy Freight at an average of lb per cent. below
New York steamship rates.
INSURANCE.
FREIGIIT and INSURANCE on a large proportion
of goods whipped South will ho found to be lower by
those ehips than by Bailing vessels.
Cabin passage 120 00
Steerage do 8 00
lOceursion Tiokets, good for the present year. 80 00
No bills of lading signed after the ship has sailed.
For freight er passage, apply to
A. HERON, Jr.,
No. 828 (late 81) North Wharves.
Agents at Charleston, T. 8. d T. G. BUDD.
Agents in Savannah, 0. A. OREINER & CO.
For Florida, from Charleston, eteamer CAROLINA,
every Tuesday.
For Florida, from Savannah, steamers ST. MARYS
and ST. MINS every Tuesday and Saturday.
For Havana, mom Charleston, steamer ISABEL, on
the 4th and 19th of every month. jell
STEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVER
POOL, BELFAST, DUBLIN, and LONDON.
DE MY, without delay, for BO dollars.
Batumi tickets, good for six months to either of the
above places by any steamer of the line, BO dollars for
the round trip, out and back.
PROM NOW YORK.
New York, MoMillan, Saturday, Julylo, at 12 o'clock, M.
Edinburgh Cumming, , t July 24, it
Glasgow,Goodwin, August;
ntou Omisoow.
Glasgow, Goodwin Saturday, July 10.
New York, EloMillan, Wednesday, August 11.
Edinburgh, Cumming Saturday, Aug, 14.
BATES OF PABOA.thil.
PROM GLAGOoW.
'Bret Ohm 16 galusas
Steorage, found with cooked proelnione ig 44
arm=
Pirst Class I'6 00
Steerage, found with cooked provialone ...... 00
Children under 14 years of age, half taro; Infants is
Steerage, free.
Return tiokets available within aft months, by any
steamer of this line.
/trot Class 5140 00 Steerage sao 00
An oxporieneed Surgeon at techod to each Steamer.
For freight or passage apply to
WORMIAN & CO., 123 WALNUT Street, Philadel
phia.
ROBERT CRAIG, 17 Broadway, New York.
RALE, & LONIiY, Buchanan's Wharf, Baltimore.
myll
rptiu BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
-111- lIOYILL MAIL BITAMSIIIPIL
kritOit ETV TORT TO LITEAFOOL
Older Cabin rficEnu
&nand Cabin Plusage
1Z02,1 BOSTON TO LITNIPOOL
Ohlef Cabin Passage 9110
Second Cabin Passage • 50
The ships from Boston call at Halifax,.
PERSIA, Capt. Judkins. CANADA, Capt. Lang.
ARABIA, Capt. 3. Stone. AMERICA, Capt.Wickman
ASIA, Capt. E. G. Lott. NIAGARA, Capt. Kyrie.
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon. EUROPA, Capt. S. Latch.
These vessels carry a clear white light at moat-head;
green on starboard bow ; rod on port bow.
CANADA, Lang, leaves Boston, Wednesday , July 28.
AMERICA, Wickman, ‘• N. York Wednesday, Aug 4.
EUROPA, Leitch, " Boston, Wednesday, Aug. 11.
PERSIA, Judkine, " N.York, Wednesday, Aug 18
NIAGARA, Moodie, " Boston, Wednesday, Ang 15.
ARABIA, Stone, " N.york,Wednesday, Sept. 1.
CANADA, Lang, " Boston, Wednesday, Sept. 8.
AFRICA, Shannon, " N.York, Wednesday, Sept. 15.
EUROPA, Leitch, " Boston, Wednesday, Sept. 21.
PERSIA, Judking, ~ N.York, Wednesday, Sept. 29.
Bertha not seemed until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The owners of these Ships will net be accountable for
Gold, Silver, Bullion, Bimeta l Jewelry, Precious Stones
or Metals, unless bills of lading are aigued therefor and
the value thereof therein expressed.
For freight or passage apply to
nay 10-y B. CUNARD, 4 Bowling Green, N. York.
Stational
LANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
.ff_D DAVID M. HOGAN, Blank Book Manufacturer,
Ptationor and Printer, No. 100 WALNUT Street, Is pre
pared at all times to furnielti either from the shoiree
or make to order, Books of every description, suitable
for Banks, Pnblio Ofilcee, blerehaute, and °there, of the
best quality of English or American Paper, and bound
in various styles, in the moat substantial manner.
Orde' for JOB PRINTING of every description
Engraving and Lithographing executed with neatness
and despatch.
A general assortment of Erglish, French ant Ameri
can Stationery.
'Concerning Mr. flogan's contribution to the Franklin
Institute, the Committee say-- ,, This display of blank
boors for banking and mercantile use is the beet In the
Exhibition. The selection of the material is good, the
workmanship moat excellent, and their ttnieh and ap.
pursue neat and appropriale. ,, no7o-tf
linsuraticz eatnpanies
'INSURANCE COMPANY OF TiH
_l4 STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA:—FIRE AND MA.
RINE INSURANCE—No. 4 EXCHANGE BUILDLNI3I3..
Chartered in 1794—Capital f2oo,ooo—Agaets, , Jftatt•
ary 4, 1868,047,440.50400, ' - '
All invested In sound and - available securities—cones
nue to Insure on Vessels and Cargoes, Buildings, Stooks
of Alerohandise, &0., on liberal terms. •
DIRECTORS :
Henry D. Sherrerd, George If. Stuart,
Simeon Toby, Samuel Grant,
Charles Macalester, Tobias Wagner
William S. Smith, Thomaall. Wtitteon, -
John B. Budd, henry G. Freeman,'
William B. White. Oharles EL Lewis,
IIENRY D. SITERRERD, Preatdent
Wittuis Mersa, Secretary. - je9-wlrm.tf
Al MERICAN ,FIRE INSURANCE CO.
.Ell. INCORPORATED 18/O—CHARTER, PER
PETIIAL. . • ...-
No. 310 WALNE'T Street, above Third, Philadelphia
Having a large paid-up Capital Stook and Surplus
Invested in sound find available Securities, continuer.,
insure on Dwellings, Stores,. Furniture, Merchandise
Vessels in Port and their' Cargoes, and other Personal
Property. All Lssneliberally and promptly adjusted
_DIROOTOIB. '
George Abbott, , John T. Lewis,
John WeLeh, Onfipar W. Morris,
.
Sarno elo. Marton, James R. Campbell,
Patrick .Brady, Edmund (1. Bea. •
Charles W. Ponltney.
GEORGE ABBOTT, Preghlant.
THOMAS It. MARIS. SonrotArr. jeD3.y it
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46 1 - lIRE RISKS - ONLY TAKEN"-
«L
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
COMPANY, Philadelphia. Office No 415 WALNUT
Street, (Schuylkill Navigation Company's Building.)
CAPITAL, 82.00,000.
DIRECTORS.
Win. M. Swain, Wm. - 0. Rudman,
[of Public Ledger. C D. Shoemaker,
John Anspaeh, Jr., Jar. Walker,
11. N. Burroughs, Thos. Craven,
J. B. Hughes, Frauds Peters,
Wm. S. isoyd, H. it. Coggshall,
Cleo. W Woodward, Jno. McClure,
Jno. W. Cloglmro, Joseph Klapp, M. D.
Hon. JOEL JONE ; President.
A. S. CILLETT, Vice President,
JAB. B. ALYORD, Secretary. jy26-ly
I -I C/WARD FIRE AND MARINE IN
sITRANOE COMPANY-012n No. 412 'WALNUT
Streot, Philadelphia.
'.
DIRSOTORO.
John 11. Diehl, J. Edgar 'Thomson,
P. M. Potts, MIL Shillingford. -
C. E. Spangler, 0. G. Sower,
Abraham Rex, John W Sexton,
E. S. Warne, John Garrison,
George Howell, Norman. Potts,
Wm. F. Lteela, B. T. Komi!,
11. 11. llouston, Joe. B. Withers,
Abraham P. Eyre, E. Booth,
Mario] P. Norton, ' John U. Levraws.
JOIIN N. DIELIL, Pr.sident
•
E. 8. WARNE, 'Vine President.
OHM). A. DOT, Secretory mylo
CIORN EXCHANGE INSURANCE C0M
..., PANY, No. 331 WALNUT Street,
CHARTERED OAPITAI $300,000
FIRE, MARINE AND INLAND.
ASSETS JULY let, 1883.
Bonds and Mortgagee, Stocks, ko. 2340,025 00
Rills Receivable, (for policies issited,) 2,1 '-' 76
Unsettinl Book Accounts, (for policies,).... - 1 513 83
Cash In Book and in Office 10,403 45
()ash in hands of Agents and Corretrpondeutg, 1,398 81
365,148 86
No 1013886 unadjueted, unpaid, or reported.
DIRECTORS :
William M. Godilin, 8. R. Oremford,
James W. Queen, Jno. L. Redner,
George W. Gan, William B. Themai,
B. Franklin Joann, 8. N. Will6loA,
J. U. hopper, 110017 D. Mears.
MI. M. GODWIN, President.
J. G. GOMA. Seeretars. mvlo-dtf
CITY INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 110
South FOURTH Street.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
.5200,000.
Organited 1951_
Privileged to insure Houses, annually or perpetually ,
Poraonal Property, annually, or for a less period; take
Marine, Inland, and Life Insurance Risks; receive De
posits; hold Trunta and grant ;munition
ALFRED WEEKS, President.
li. 0. TYLER, Vice President.
J. W. hf.urri Et, Secretary.
DIREOTOIIII.
Alfred Weeks,
11. 0. Tyler,
.1 .1% , . Souder,
C IL Sicking,
J. L. Ilutehinson,
J. V/. Stokes,
jelS-ly G. F
I I.FE INSURANCE AND TRUST COY,
PlaiY.—The PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSITRANOS
COMPANY. Northeast Corner of TIMED and DOCK
Streets. Capital, 7 612,728.03.
INSURES LIVn for short tering, or for the whole
term of life—grants annuities and endowments—par-,
ohasee 'life interests In Reel Edge, and makes all
°entracte depending on the contingenalea of Life.
They act as Ilseenture, Administrators, Assignees,
Tranteee, and Guardians.
ratIBTATII.
Daniel L. Miller, Simnel Z. Stoke 2, -
Benjamin Coates, William Martin,
Richard 8. Ilewbold, Jamas B. McFarland,
William P. Rocker, Joseph H. Trotter,
William U. Korn, Samos Easton,
Samuel C. Tinny, Theophilus Paulding,
Charles Hallowell, Edmund A. Sander,
Henry C. Townsend. Daniel L. flatchinnon,
itodolphun Kent, john W. Horner,
William U. Carr, Ellis 8. Archer, .
Edward T. Mott, Samuel J. Christian,
William Behartaon, Zone& M. Thomas,
Warner M. Ruin, John O. Brenner,
P. B. Mlchlor, Easton.
DANIEL L. BULLER, President.
SAMUEL E. STOKES., Vice Preset.
Joan W. lloanos, Secretary. nl3-ly
COMMONWEALTii
,Plall
or 711
ETATE 01 PENNSYLVANIA.
• OFFICE.
NORTHWEST CORNED
YOURTII AND WALNUT STREETS,
PUILAYAWRIA.
Suborflrea Cspital, $500,00.
Paid up Capital, E 200.000
DIALOTOAC
Dr. D. Jayne, Thee. B. Stewart,
H. L. Benner, 1. M. Butler,
3. M. Whitsll, J. K. Welker,
rolw. 0. Knight, M. B. Wendell,
K. Lewis, Jr., S. K. lioseie.
DAVID JAYNB, M. D. President.
TH0,M1.3 0. STMW.4III . , Vine Preal.
Byrum. B. Moon, Secretary. ja2(l-)
TIELAWARE MD TUAL bA_FETY
SUIiANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED BY TIM LEGISLATURE of PENN-
SYLVANIA 1836.
MION, A. X. Corner MISS and WALNUT Brenta
PHIL LDELPSIA.
MARINE INSURANCE,
ON Vit2E3NLB,
CARGO, To all parts of the World,
YREIGICY,
INL ND INSURANCES,
On Geode, by River,
Cartels, Lakee red Land Carriage
. to all parte or the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES,
_On Idelohandise generally.
On fitorea, Dwelling Iloasen,
ASSNTB OF TON COMPANY,
November 2, 1857.
- •
Bonds, Mortgates, and Real Estate 9101,350 94
Philadelphib.Olty and other Loans 107,011 24
Stook in Banta, Railroads, and Irtsuninoe
Campanies 12,503 00
Bills Receivable 220,231 96
Cash ou hand
Balance in hands of Agents, Yreminms on
Marine Policies recently issued, on other
debts doe the Company 02,750
Habscriptiois Notes. 100,000 00
William Martin, Jams 0. Hand,
Joseph H. Seal, Theophilun Paulding,
Xdmund A. Bonder, James Traqualr
John 0. Davis, William Eyre, i t.,
John R. Penrose, J. P. Peniston,
George G. Leiper, Joshua P. Eyre,
Xdward Darlington, Samuel E. Stokes,
Dr. It. M. Huston, Henry Sloan,
Wm. 0. Ludrig, James B. McFarland,
Hugh Craig,. Thomas C. Hand,
Spencer Mollvain, Hobert Burton, Jr.,
Charles Rolly, an°. R. Semple, Pittabgh
H. Jones Brooks,' Dr. T. Morgan, ~
/Loeb P. Jones, J. T. Logan, Is
WILLIAM MARTIN, President. •
THOMAS 0. HAND, Vice President.
HENRY WYLBURN, Secretary. ,ing.g
vIEE AND INLAND RISKS.-FAME
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital 31.00,000.
(Organized under the Act of Assembly relatiTe to In
aurance Companies, pulled April 2d,1868.)
GEORDE W. DAY, President.
THOMAS 3. MARTIN, Vico•Preaidont.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD, Secretary.
Office 411 CHESTNUT St., Philadelphia.
DIRECTORS.
I Jacob K Vaughan,
' Henry Lewis, Jr.,
D. B.
John W. ATerman,
A. H. Rofienheiin,
Stern.
George W. Day
William W. Walton!,
Charles Richardson,
Darelay Lippincott,
Joe. R. Fireguard,
Ohm. &ekes. fe24.y
Oznitzinctfo ecrerbo
VETINCHESTER. & CO., GENTLEMEN'S
V I FURNISHING STORE
~ ~ t ~ .•.
TORY,
At the Old c tsud, No. TOO CLIESTNUT STREET, oppo
site the Washington House
A. WINCHESTER will give, ae heretofore, his per
sonal supervision to the tutting and Manufacturing
departments. Orders for his celebrated style of Shirts
and Collars tilled at the shorted notice. Wholesale
trndo supplied on liberal tetras. jy24.ly
I W. SCOTT, (lath of tho firm of Wm
*, • ongsnot & SCOTT.) GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING STORE and SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 1314
CHESTNUT Street, (nearlysippostto the Girard house,)
Philadelphia.
J. W. S. would respectfully call the attention of his
former potions and friends to his new Store, ale) is pre
pared to fill orders for SHIRTS at short notice. A
perfect St guarantied. COUNTRY TRADE supplied
with FINE SHIRTS and COLLARS. jyl9-tf
fin
76
ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
W. NY RNIGHT, 608 ARCH street. above Sixth,
Philadelphia. I.lm,ler In all kinds of Furnishing
Goods and manufacturer of Fine Shirts, warranted
equal In every respect to any others manufactured In
this city or elsewhere, wholesale and retail, or made
to order. .mid-tt
gra ENTLR m. r. '6 iv icAPPERS OR
.i DRESSING GOWNS.—I'lle largest and best an
eortment in the city, wholenale and retail, with a full
line of Under Clothing suited to the season, at W. W.
SOS ARC/I Street, abate Sixth, Philadel
phia. rub/4f
CHICKENING & SONS, hav
ing removed to their new wareromns, No
1307 CHESTN UT Street, (near the United States Mint,)
are prepared to offer to their friends and the public an
extensive assortment of Grand, Parlor-Grand, Square
and Upright PIANO-FORTES, manufactured express].
for this city, finished In various styles of cases, and
prices which menet fail to please. Plano-Fortes made
to order, to suit any style of furniture, and all instru
meats warranted to give entire satisfaction to the pur.
chaser.
Grand and Square Pianos to rent, upon the moat fa
vorable terms.
eßsrs. 0. & SONS have received Thirty-font
MEDALS. The first Premiums over all competitors in
the United States.
All orders for TUNING and REPAIRING will be
promptly attended to. jy7-6m
PIANO FORTES.
JuFit received, an elegant stock or RAVEN, BA..
ON, & 00., NUNES & CLAIM, HALLET,DAVE3
& 00., and GALE A. 00. PIANOS. ME t.OOEONB
beet quality, at J. E. GOULD'S,
8:E. corner SEVENTH and CIIE3TNTIT sta.
rehlfl-y
HERRINGS -800 bblo. NO. 1 PICKLED
herring; 300 bble extra Newfoundland ditto
120 bble Dolomite thy salted ditto, now In store and for
-my by JNO. M. KENNEDY & CO.,
/6 Hos. 180 and /82 N. WILAKTE2.
George O. Carson.
Hon. W. D. Kelley,
J. W. Forney,
P. B. Mingle,
/amen Watson,
Ludlam MatthewS,
William Curtis,
nor.
valcuTaa.Ncit alwi , Et4ir
=EI
71/1,781 81.
=zr3
piano Soma.
£Uchitina
Tll' GREAT STANDARD REMEDY OF
THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. -
THE IMPERIAL D ENEMA IVE FOR PURIFY
TNG THE DLOOD AND STRENGTILENIoG 7IIM
WHOLE STUT EDI
The Imperial Depurative, prepared by Dr. T nuns
berry & Co: is now acknowledged as the principal
Family Medic:the for the•Uure - of CANCEROUS affectione
and SCROFULOUS diseasesgenerally. - The success which
attends its use in theseinveteratedisesies has no equal.
It is now used in these disease. with c niplete success,
where till other means have failed. Two or three bot
tles will satisfy any one of its peat curative propert en:
DISEASE and WI/ITE SWELLING, ULCERATIONS of
the Roues, law', MEDAN, be. j . ts. beneficial and
healing characteristics are soon observed in these com
plaints No mater of how tong standing they may have
been, they will yield to the proper use of the IMPE
RIAL DEP DILATIVE in a short time. -
TETTER end EOALD HEAD will all certainly yield to
this medicine as it is used. Diseases of the Elan and
all iiruptive complaints gerieriilly cannot long rmain
after using a few bottles of the Imper l,l Demarstive.
Its Tonic propertles,ias well as Alterative, render it
valuable to weak and delicate females.
The great purity, strength; and value of this Family
Medicine is unequalled in the care of all diseases origi
nating in an impure conditum of the blood. It expels
all the virus or diseased matter front the blood and re
invigorates the system. .
Those using the Imperial Depurative and wishing ad
vice in their case, will receive every attention by otter
or otherwise.
Prepared and sold by Dr. LOUNSBERRY & CO., No.
50 Nor h FIFPR Stieet, below Arch, Philadelphia.
Plir sale oleo by J. F. Long & Co., LaLcaste , , Pa. J.
11. Racer and S. S. Stevens, Reading, Pa. Holman &
Co., :Harrisburg, Pa. C. Epting, Pottsville, Pa.
P & C. W. McClintock, Easton, Pa. James Given,
Westchester,Pa. Schmidt & Co., Allentown, Pa.
Simon Rau, Bethlehem, Pa. Dr. H. W. Leslie. Bristol,
Pa., and Druggists generally. aull-mw&satem
t.oiLettz artitlc.s
THE GREAT WONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY,
PROFESSOR WOOD'S
HAIR
esys the St. Louis (Mo.) Democrat : Below, we pab-
Iltds a letter to Dr Rood of this city, from a gentleman
in Mulne, which eposke glowingly of the superior
merits of his hair tonic. Such evidence must have its
effect, when coming from a reliable source. If wild
eatcs are gu•rantees of truth, the Dr. needs no enco
miums, nor 1160 ICES puffery from the press :
BATH, Maine, Jan. 20, 1800.
Professor 0. T. WOOD & Co.—Gentlemen : Having my
attention called a few months since to the highly beati
fic al effects of your Hair Restorative, I was induced to
make applica , ion of it upon my own hair, which had be
come quite gray, probably one-third white; my whim
kers were of same character. Some three months since
procered a bottle of your hair restorative. and used
it. I EOO/ found it Wee proving what I had wished. I
used it about twice a week. I have since pr.:mired
another bottle, of which I have used come. I can now
certi y to the world that the gray or white hair has to
tally disappeared, both on my head and face and my
hair has rearmed Its natural color, and I believe more
soft lnd glossy than it hue beeri before for twenty-five
years. lam now 'rixty years old; my good wife at the
age of fifty-two. has used it withsanie effect.
The above notice I deem due to you far your valuable
discove - y. lam assured that whoever will rightly use,
as per dime i,ns, will no: have OCC/SiOU to contra
dict my statements. lem a citizen of this city, and a
resident here for the last tiftoen years , and am known
to nearly every one hero and adjoining towns. Any use
you may make of the above, with my name attached, in
at your service,' as I wish to pre-erve the beauties of
nature in others as well ILE myself. lam truly, yo-rra
A. O. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 23,1868.
WOID'S HATE RE,SOBAriI7M
Professor Woon—Dear Sir : Raving had the misfor
tune to lose the best portion of my hair, from the effects
of the yellow fever, hill& Orleans, in 1851, I was In
deced to make a trial of your preparation, and found it
to answer as the very thing needed. My hair Is now
thick nod glossy, and no words con express my obliga
tions to you in giving to the afflicted each a treasure.
PINERY JOUNoON.
The undersigned, Rev J. R. Bragg, is a minister in
regular standing, and Pastor of the Orthoder Church at
Brooklie , d, Blass Ile Is a gentleman of great inQuenco
and universally beloved. WM. DYER.
BROOKFIELD, 'Tan. 3.2,1868.
Professor Word—Dear Sir Raving made a trial of
your Hair Rcotorativo,it givea me pleasure to any, that
its effect has been excellent iu removing it:darn:us ion.
dandruff and a corstaut tendency to itching with which
I bare been troubled (rum my childhood; and Ins also
metered my it , r, which was becoming gray to its origi
nal color. I have used no other article with anything
like the same pleasure or profit.
Yours truly, J K. BRAGG.
The Restorative is put no in bottles of three fuzes, via:
large, medium, and small. The small holds hall a pint,
and retails for one dollar per bottle; the medium holds
at least twenty per cent more In propor.lon than the
small, retails for two dollars per bottle; the large holds
a quirt, forty per cent more in proportion, and retails
for three dollars a bottle. ,
0.7. WOOD & 00. E Proprietors, 312 BROADWA,Y,
N. Y. (in the great N. Y. Wire Railing Setablishment,)
and 114 MARKET Street, St Leuis,
And sold by all good Droggiete and Fanny Goode
Duane. aul3 frmtr.7.llm k eneinerlrygro
113 attb Etrittrao.
Q.HERRY WINE.— 50 quarter casks Ear
mony l Burden Sherry in bond, for eale low by
ARNOLD & WORI,
120 Wienut street.
1 - 110111! WINE-100 qr. casks, various
1 brands, In bond and for sale by
ARNOLD h WORL,
120 Walnut street.
_
MENEALT & FILS' ROCIIFLLE
IL • BRANMES —The undersigned, having been
appointed do o Agents in the &ate of Pennsylvania for
the ade of the above celetwated Brandy, are prepared
to offer it to the trade at the lowest market rates, from
U.S Bonded Warehouses. ARNOLD k WORK,
an2G-lf 120 Walnut street.
TINES, LIQUORS, &c.
JOSEPH F. TOBIAS,
formerly
SOUTH FRONT BiDEET,
(below Walnut,)
PIIILADELPIIIA,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER
BRANDIES,
HOLLAND GINS,
And all kinds
FOREIGN LIQUORS AND CORDIALS.
Agent for Jno. Itatural , a
"lULAY MALT" SCOTCH WHISKEY.
Always on hand a large stock of
CHOICE OLD RYE AND BOURBON WHISKEY,
To which the attention of Buyers is particularly invited
au2l.lm
AI. N E W ARTIC LE.-CRESTNIIT
GROVE WIIISKEY.—The purest Spirit offered
the American public, possessing many medicinal pro
perties, and none of the poisonous qualities inherent In
the Whiskey in common use, in now offered Or PAIP
the Druggists generally, and by
CHARLES WILARTOA, di.,
General Agent,
At D. D. Taylor's, Wholesale Grocer, No. 23 South
FRONT Street. Philadelphia.
All persons desirous of using this Whiskey may rest
assured of its purity.
Dean Sin: - We nave carefully examined the sample
of Chestnut-Grove Whiskey left with us a few days
since, and and it to contain little or none of the poison
ous substanco known ns Fusil Oil.
BOOTH, GARRETT, & OAMAO,
Aualytical Cherniata.
To Cmumas WHARTON, Jr., No. 23 South FRONT
Street, Philadelphia • o 1.3 m
BU Pinet Caati Marett,
and other Cognacs cf Tarions rintagei, in half
pipes and quertercuks; Fellevoinin Rochelle Brandies,
pale and dark, In halt nines, half casks, and one-eighth
oasis. Imported and for sale by
H_RNRY EMIL= er, CO.,
nen TR and 929 Bcuth Fourth Aran
108 QR. CASKS FORT W. 1 1 ,111.
in flit. Pipes Alicante do.
22 Qr. do do do.
20 Qr. do Sherry do.
11 Pipes Superior Paierete Wise.
20 Qr. Pipes do do do.
40 )4' do do do do.
111 Bales A , cortod Corks.
825 Bags Almonds.
25 do Filberts
Lauding from Brig «Arrogante Bmelio," and for ears
by A. MERINO,
my27-tf 140 80IITII FRONT Street
E S S SHAD.-50 Barrels prime Mess
.13-11- SHAD, now landing from Boston steams, and for
<ldo by .07 ENO SI KENNEDY & CO.
Olatliincrp anb Ran.
M==TM3l
i t IOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
K) FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREWS,
IMM=I
M_ERRICK & SONS,
&NG-MEI:118 AND MAGILLE/STO,
muttfaoture nigh and Low Pressare Steam Daginell, for
Land, Flyer, sod Marine Nervier..
Boilers. 0 esometers, Tanks, Iron Batts, All., Gut-
Inge of all kinds, I) Mar Iron or Brass.
Iron frame roofs for Gaa Works, Workshops, Railroad
Stations, &o.
Retorts sod Gee Machinery of the latest and mod
Improved const - action.
Yvery description of Plantation machinery, eneh u
Sugar. Saw, and Grist Mills Vacuum Pans, Open Steam
Trains, Defecators, Filters, ' Pumping Engines, &o.
Sole Agents for N. Rillienz's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus; Narimythis Patent Steam Rammer; J. P.
Roca' Patent Valve Motion for Blast Machinery and
Steam Pumps.
Superintandkrat—B. H. BATING:,
- o. l "..abacro anti eigars
VIGA.RS, OF FAVORITE BRANDS
1,1 and assorted altos, carefully selected by own house
ilavana, tu store, and received by every arrival from
that port. 8. FUGUET h SONS,
el2-3m 216 South FRONT Street.
VIGARO, CABANAS AND PARTAGAB
(1 A RS.—A choice invoice or then celebreed
hrynda on board brig "New Ira," daily expected trend
:Texans, and for ease low, by °STARLIT TETI,
(Raw) 13t Walnut etreet, below Second,
ant fircond litory•
Drugs an 4 NZljcmirals
ROBERT SHO.E3IAKEN & CO.,
WHOLTSALE DRUGGISTS
danufactstrers and Dealer PAINTS, TATINISILI3,
tad WINDOW GLASS; Northeast corner FOURTH and
'WIN Streets, Philadelphia.
Sole Agents for the see of the celebrated Ifloreffe
Slate Glass. rale2.3-tf
WIIITE LEAD, ZINO PAINTS, 2 1 ce.—
r r We ofTer to the publio White Lead, Zinc Paints,
Colors in Oil, Varniehee, &0., at auch reduced prices
'hat we invite the attention of dealurs and consumers
to our stock. ZIEGLER & SMITH,
rohlS S. W. cor Second and Green ate.
Express Companves
TirHE ADAMS EXPRESS 00., OFFICE,
820 CHESTNUT STREET, forwards PARCELS,
PACRAGES, HERCHANDIZE, DANK NOTES and
SPCIE, either by its own LINES, or in connection
with other PEPEEEIS COMPANIES., to all the yrincl;al
TOWNS and CITIES of the United States.
E. S. B.A.NDPOP.D,
caeearal ante , rintaneaet:
A GENERAL CAUTION.
PRENTISS'S
WASIIIN4 AND 130OURIN4 SOLUTION
The proprietors of the above preparation have been
informed that in consequence of the success of their
discovery, attempts have already been made to coun-
terfeit it, by the substitution of an injurious article.
They therefore deem it due to themselves and the
putPic to issue this CAUTION, sad to urge all who
desire to obtain the genuine preparation, to purchase
only at their establiehmont. or at the authorized agen
cies. SAMUEL fillAbiT, Jo.. At CO.,
139 South WATER Street.
• • .
N. 8.-11.1easures will immediately be taken to dent
with all counterfeiters wording to law. se3-frnate6t ,
PROVISIONS.-100 Bbls Mess Pork. *
it. ],COO pre City Smokod Rama.
Ipso ) " " Shoulders. .
100 bbla Lard. For sale by a 2.1
C. 0. SADLER 4t. CO.,
Se/ ArOla lid., second dear abOTO Front.
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