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„.-4tAx, ..*-it s • , ,P ~.` " oi:the corner
. 6 1111*$ t! . att4u7- py, moivirotrie
. - ..ttFo was 4 tot' Isi . ,.'W , - 7.404.(
014sOrik.foEssii', I bi ' " ift ^ - ' - 'l/6.isf,iliii,
- t 'l , o oislltY , Ti '''leliiiili , lioffaitlV
~.. idits#l4l44x4eatlethesariiitolesiiiit • diAWas4.-we
.I'o4llo:loiiimoertioi iritglti * , -, thibillico#4fosbgel
gisi P 5.!
al ' a, O t tOmq - n4/AQugfi ' lt is; in,,t,S ll T; & i -" .#
.. . ssiS`antfikiitospzwill bi g umi t4i 14$notalt *1414444
kaa - oltrieiveir4o4iptaf . bide it 'llset for
‘: t..kes4Pi,,Atsilii.sll,o,:*iiiii.WAW-.1114:-110111
i'kw-hiiiettimoito - *ono , i;.. , Esiw...: l ll4fiang:
,-I.c.‘ 06 7 Tc.4lof9;4 l 'di't 0 ,1 0 . 0 41 0 6 4 co, egoaN lux*,
- -f;1 21 - 4,40 e, rtnilikeikiektitet; -.,. , ,iheiniiii:ii,it# *fine;
',hia seiinto'Ne the Aks`rif"pseisaitsg‘ o oqoC
-. ..: trii'ilov-to Pirignishntonotl theinitinthil lol olfiikerrY
‘ -'lol ' - ifi c Cl4. - lililikillieltkhOthpiatikl;4lifigivtthe Sten
• -og MfillIFIL - C:f r u ,lo%fil,lo,46iffeliCiaAPPfaiiee of
~ , enimeroarithe 'Mine 4%b!hal:eletiini - oe the city.: We
*ay kWh. oodiortrootooirodiiitiois or tow little this
•
• .bra:' of trids suffsAa in 0,01‘1,1 °.# th° Ulf° money -
trOIIVOI, •
thapto roirQdroto .4400nisori- lea 401 tal k
, llPPlevementeran an inustitidipitretkt Ot tisite.,ll6l . o
' the tk,siysate Milt, being alinoihfeweliudielY:a plum,
itifoontourisolkik'siitttrthei;proor 9:4 - 10./
ft l ittl ,l 4S i if t , 4 ;%,„„ lin Pun..., :,, , S. 'l „ ( 4• 44,1 1 e . .f?Priti'isomE
AParattllillyytielleettes,OcC AlikfAuts , :toAlpstut bolhkis
siosoY•tsoaroost46 4 : ll44 )PbsriP644 ol Plat oliii.ialhe
militia ed, their entlre opotations in lay
) e at01 441 04/1: - Alri l 4 l To ll ' ' diPailuel/ t4. - h a lo ei•
per lenceit*Hirina torydepondirig-Aerheeni.i , No` iiii)
- ststeytoo, fist with tbo‘inireesed roonflortheithiisi::
- 4,4le , ineWiniti r thele ItiiieinfmOringt inollitien have
IllalbAle - Olt in litoilid::iilphi'Jrialo4 l l6le improve. :
inenkiney IMiegarde'd
O' me ' nni•nunng the Matjpleseing 4il?#lk4istlkesented onOne. principal blidomo WO =
, e'' irolihftrilbif Pkiladelphlefe attire neatest motet
-Ins he,giouqiy,oinhlid Si)lttili:;.s:, 1r " .',, :;''''
g`llo4;(l 4 Notrifsrapti eriaftii: , •iiimi.—W6 isarn ii]
in /11 lanterhyaiLti..7 id, r ieuiii-Cioiliontlon 'a ale kind
• Intl& o(ti . shiiitiys,lidii tisiifiliw4ilieS "coerce"
will be chasms for the iiild tied'afilld and grics!:. In tho
management orhareedesh ; but hays it from. pad au
thority that tweitinkT,thfetytidies have •ideetedy en.
Prollamt,kii,etillfaigi'estAinterthe liati: -, wern gen . ,
tleniei fierinitlid to part icipete,W r e.wonldsattgest that
their riding hate s -Cho those ' Sor the every d. , isy cern_
mon-placeaffsipir, of • lici;ti,tpliraiatiee at 11:74. El=
dridge's o Old eitinklin>lall Clothing imPorillMP No.
-. an Cheetnut et:::'.,- , : ' ..,-, - . '
A QUEER. Mirkx aic.7 l -Atyw nights,idisisi'aboui
ono hundred and ,t,Wenty•ACe ;iue'mberebf the =Sons of
Malls turned ;34 00 . lihreeback,nttli ii d inwliite gowns,
with - black' masks -find hrerii!,, with ` their cools
thrown Im'eleoulleirehMildere en d landed too sireolo
of Pittstrugh,:aiie ..bonies, ilso, - hOing
. orwoo' with
white sheetelbenringl,ege,Mlti*if
oinstes on fail hip.;
In this city-the,sons or Melts always- appeac'tn the
' • e4eets in elegant snits from the Browitfltont Clothing
itillftit Foothill It. •Wilson •Nos• 803 and 000 Chestnut
. at., above Eisitir' .. . • - • , - '
fr - VYNtrosiumr..r•Wo do not.psoollsot a more 1090-,
. ly,Nuionahle, and balmy Babbalh , than wad yesterday.
,One,elty never Presented a atro.;.toeiotiloi sppestioce ;
;the Watches genenilly'Wnit_Well Aced with attentive
liatenerit , and,; after:,
the interviste thereof, the atreets,
_prams, Ecn,,worn filled . with happy leoltni,-MnEling,
tell "dii)stits,pfolaiitt4ret . etiiitii seise ::, We llollo,l
„arrastAingpeciillarityin thcrinejoilty nt male pmnini
.•natters, that they, ineuriehly wore s h e • handsome,and
:i' hihniblef 11 al 1 -of Craertilo Rau -the tallainia-
- „,l4Blo6odor,'zio . .l4l,osstklit,street. ' ..,. ,
V , : ,.- 4.I(II , AXPSLP4IXA 8W44). Os t.RADa• - :,-
WlLLtut - 07itur - boiilarrint morn
-
." DAPs' •
14'4:4644:
............. (Sept 25
' , ...EirtitikirOliadds4.lf. '- Cardenas, coon raitimeDavlsllll4l47‘lll . lscath , i. klatinsss. nen
•,./qh11114112•121)16 . :1117J/Iallpa - - •8t Jago . dii * Oubs. ebon
ir ntethAente*, -"
wet
Dowsuaits._,'; . . I ..TiMmisrvpmpOil 'eta
ateLikly,Amem.: , " " ••• 48
.
"" :R.ltpaoad%-ali
q'aibrfolkittorhonrs,. with , mdse. and - Osaiongeret9;Thaa
.Websteri Jr. `-roaced two deeply-la on ships at anchor'
off • Cop' t Idaypiana • barque:at' anchor. air 4randywina
..r-nighti . tibial and twilaml?crilodott aohnti off Yourtecit-'
fait Baikk. - ..!
. _ • ,
08toaniahm De Corso 9Atrai how New York,
.9olr4illape May - witlemd9o artd-pomongen,fo
,-;
•- Bbnonifilp Ifemioliee,l9m4.29 fumb from No*.york,,
cispelfatnitilltriMioo aitkpamOnters"to 'haOso
Picketahlp " ~, • , „
2turtrOrs,'Duolevy, 29 dayo from faver--..
I:4lth,:rodio aroklMmonitero t0..29p0
• Behr W A VV;ltriktoordi"Bowdit,o,S,,9 lays from ft:Yorlf
qe; Trutt md4pAo..o7 , 444ll*Otillitic _
Bch:r; Buth•linfr,iltoe;•BOATOkeyfift Trou t Pottl,d,
witti maii to CrOwelfa:ClolllMYO
ecbt.cetealsiiiiidittioltri•yrrpuistwto . n_.-- L
Behr Jklasituc , Ataxoni tdopfrom Irorlongs, iummtm
- Mite toJoa Barran fhp.-
GU th.Coihr - tkatuieet. , - -
f v ` t "Bhr - Alti i rs n fibm Boitonr'
'7036
tt - Lithe - ,`StuilL-frOed
honi-Boston. ,
Boittow - ^ sr•
Behr W. 0' Hewitt: treint' , Boitoni
-t aihrYciAtliteer, ritfireq , frorir Salem. = -
flask:from -
:1, • Bch r ifetuirer WOW - to; from
Eistir WlClPersgs:7l4lo4thi from Saxhfirt. , .?. -
" 4
- ' = "titoaufahlii.Dltibtliewlotk, Howes,,DostOn, Henry'
-' - "Steardatiiii Doitim,'Pelleer,'New Pork; J4llderdlea. , =
.Ilugue BotieoPeWiLidni teiglayra, , Dallett .;
Beiges 44 Diebat, Bertittidurbadoes;dauretehe &
`-;,Dittatatra`:- • -
Baigtte';'Mary: - - - 'lVilandall,' , Bbitaithlid?XlaiboaiD
Bisque P 0 AJessader Oolruid, Pirtlaudi 0 A'Reoh-'
- =eher ta,Cha , - - „ L . Ls- ,
- Datqueilvelfglialetagioi;Diagai,Tilerighane fr. Co'
PlillikeitittOrdith,Oariaties, D,WPieemytt, ,
5 e Oliacneetti,Dolicia,Beetiei, it,White:- .;
Deg Pedaan itailht,'„B
iatiepirtoti,_ Brown VWlitte. •
ld= - .l:;B • lealea;llolftan,„erthadnittoizi;f4oi D - B
`l.:/tetifoxi ' -t , •
- iSdheDalmi Did - e,'Aioluiii;eelbrilaittiin;lo,dalcus
Baker. •
' Nair D 8 Btefeciii k 18,14
Oahe 8 0 King,i2indf eart44,le,taipdrii, Webitei,
• - &dm Ceres; hteredittr, Lying; Peireekritlfot • Jr; 'it
rtakto, Sault; BoitoniNotrierltitiiimettfirCidd4
`l-,011.•;:r•- L;I:-
Behr liabiroft;
Dorton it Co. - • •
saw 4.C;Attliethilid;tiailetit
Sam rl.br dit,AteilytThitab*, , -
BrairrAlmita Ban, Dilea, Boston; BlendAefet &T oll iver/
aipt OlOTersgalelut _- do' '
Chirlaiiiihtddkli *OhidgepOit;' ;
SibrlulottOreivery_Brarlitras, &Owe& •
0 - I:Heakahet &Co..
! , ,,ftehelt-Trotaiee, Zdgartowa. go":"
:t .- .,„." - eht.Solkeir,'llo2.33ol‘ draw Bltkirton & 00,F - •
Ocilivt•Dgi'Ll24.; Etpttk,Sairitle; _.`do
Par Orookor6Netwieli,
ra Bludeei;:.Datuide`,ll,,,alitinoteila. , Grovaa,-Zr.
!peedioaisit.btioati , titreet-iiehirt - iii i , Batutttay morning,at toltiloolikia:toWbf, I. Pire4. - 'The 'Sol,'
, eompriiet heriaargoia-10:1172 piegotelloodat'
treenalle,lBlo Dig' oiroake4Pahald roam, WO Mertes.:
boef;eo l 3 fibleoO44lPhhat_dsolo - 1' pox std.!'
„ =
. ji44-4..V.-1 -
Odt - of the Onion Q , ea:
telltbakto f -boaztd :to ph.l4lidea.:o4 - oopudgned
• 44101thakt t:et iotliti flour ied,,Dsiattokumidielioi 3 Oeflotad
& 'Might; Genesee° 61111 a end Blount -Araratipig iron
,; - cd.tio Cabe& .t.DorYetdittokilltatber4o B Zidokder:..a -
4.4.0
:11 , 01CoettapandiReeit the PhUadelphia Diehande4 ,
• . ' - P '
r«zn
)falud
laiddahalaurllittedup.Ao noon to..dayi
lain the wind thaeiedlOtiltWO‘ad.alLtlidleet; ex.
- eipt eight aitioollettiAsuldliAill and left fdr their-re" '
a-.2seeottee-dostoitieforettlaa etroeg
a:W,A.-preat, ptlot s danded.thie inotolog;and eepiitte
.•
that the bargee Drilsoit; forsaraiteati. brig Elisabeth,
Jam; and isehr W Ft-,Heseard, (Cr MI.
ohdegtott, NO, do otuoperly with aOOO or, lre# lllll ,
:-'-`tOleaetircdat., ,
:5-The wind atilliontlattektrclut and equally. Ia
eoasecilleaet, of thastolizokroip.ther, thktiloop kb Fhb.
magi u6Ablirto /lied 01.• reviles her, argo, sad still re
: -lottalaat aka ,-
. .-I . OI..K.IILOKNLAN.
r7 - ,!. - .4LL 4 L
i LEWES,: Del; Rept
• Two Alpe are new..at, anehor,oatitide of the Capes:
etheonert- iindsadosqird atilt. remain at
' . hi:bor.:owlet Dabs attoet.trisideend high sea petal
; Yours,
, =,;-• ' '!; • -
phijtol i t
_1441 9 034•.) ,
18--4g2Ati.
ic*iSoileft-frOPUSlatilith, 4l o . grapk Ray- ,
• •tdok 40 '4: LatO r f,.. 9 6 and - 4 0 -,kiany, - ; 0 01/isj art =ow
going . in - Wind
yours - kok tc ae• actomis
B. .
,e , ;.-rf
OAP IBLA,Np, Sept 19,8 pM.
Ali 14 xipir..gekjng Inf'and a Image;, : paet - ,ot.opieya
us in the bay 8=1186016k floc - ,
% ,'4; •
1" 1./W.114.11/AM 'co Val nos.).
Hipt •
19 - - •
: rl2l ,
AritT";"!l4.2•lot9W,O.atom London;_ Switzerland,
frotir , Ltverpopi; Avitstli-l! usseltinp, fro*: Bristol,
„ 3,oo.4.l4:3llsiserixiarrioDarijanst, brjo Chmrite4Albert
from Ilavans;ignaisize, th.lypttei=ftom AN oda 30 How
from PloOrtiegil," -; A : 4 „
• PaiOri .
• fr 7, ..0..; I •5. ,- ., ,, :..•: , ,i -, ..4 - Altayr.,-,OIIMI/38: Sept .'
13. •
Arrived / bprqui 3 . 1121111 V Maar, ft(*)1414911,19..-;.P : •
• , • 2- a _
• ,
o.
q ' 'Afitelizatatik Nirlitut i s
- , .
zoot.lifql - SitiY - 1;;"
siiii;l7ifiiilirio tiliehtiiik - Aowi •Itimilftp - invire
, „pow fit q w.corsoothoi,L,.. -..,,n , . ,i 7 k..- 6 W. , ,,44
•• liteatnabl p
„PlOhntolph Is, Itarrisou, cleared 4444, 7 „y m i.
~ 18tti ling tot;Wit,afitObitot,t4loabei .7_ , !,•. ,-, ..,: ,,, 5,”:: --,
..-
otonou:11)4 MitnesotapisgoormsAkowiti r tes
-e.
at
Boston 18th toot; for. glaindelfhin.. ..- .. ~
..,;...,....1361*.end0W/ltutioti4toutatiabia,llay.ll-20r..,101. •
f- : -ti'aiii.4l4l;'.Wlp. WOO 411:3;111E29:8,,J0ng 1 - 9 :39: -, r ,
• Ship , Winn.; Male; .40i? - 88flodOlphts, wan la the
---rrivit.at Liverpool 86 insti outward bound... ; ••;••
- ' - IllatiNtol4 - . ltlioDdoold, OtardalPrfdta Isattitnoie, at
- Litottlboi akt40,, , Ag.b.5"...V; 0- • , - "-- ' mast.
i. : 4. - ...,:u!lbitr,„4,ll2ltbifltultonlolonted at Iforp York 1 8th .
,''t.1. 4,- ' , ;;eCir V l ' k 'ltl i
‘ 3 l ,.„.,thbblipi,liopltor_lllidtutltrol•ltt, . ../!.. Ar, PF 4
i,:Ait itO tliPa,rescfnwr•rs, , Attt.7.: ,, - , ;: , ,-, ....-1.: .
,;,‘ -• Vildb Iting filliiii kuillis for ,1 1 07./* 4ll osl l pm
>,,,,,,,,,csizoLinik,.k•m•-iir,--t , ;i *- Alai . t Mk'
- ,: - 1, -, .-4 VA • tin' OnOtta,„lthea, tuus
J'illi.44-,.. .:.- '..f.; , .. ' --,-- ..- - - - f - , '-- • -- -
-,... , Aglsfilbs;:g4a - ,bliuZiiraii. 112:rdeiti. for bliteteidonts
: ,2,41111 dOluno tfrOldt4 - btonthut.-8363,ltreaton, both from Dol.
i...:4 • - - - .itoolOst*POttl , o. aoililtit to". and bail ti,QBNot, Alal;. ,
`.sodev, for gavie,nfla,k9'o44.,,,. I*; : `, - „,. : ~., ..----- , -
% . , ‘ , ,U1113 . 1.4 ,BoYiniTote,;43 o 9pat, from tAvetiiool bib tat. for
-.L.,....phis elpOisi--3ipokeo.lBth inst. bit, 41 20, UM 84 42.
'_•';'-', - .W4Bbliblitdistilniwi bt ikiatoottBB 'tont) . ilf_uoott, for
e.,.. 9.' Nesitklesag,+slai , iitt abllontonilth lost ---,., • ,-,.,,, - . ~
i0.,,0bi _ ,tk,„,7, 1 ); 2 2-",,i l l4l;'lnn ll6 , l a!* MAY 4 1.4
o
et Nett titaloartt.w.!..t.3••••dwtt.r„.3 - .. ,, „3", 3-....-_,34r.:, • - •
't4:`gielibliffilyTiyt ?if.,11 1 • ; :!.4 ... tr0ti1ae11,,44 Song lons
- . -- 4;'.6-/ahi i,84,2416,n 4 - ..,44- 3,,,,144n4 , -, , ,,.•3_ , <,i:l =.5...` •• ~, . •1
.. 2- .Vx„ , AllkapZitedt.o4o/ clairsil it Bt lolytiNß i .Bth itud.
u-,l"trdnAroW66lBool2-431 ..034-5 - t•osl•-•,..• . ; r•, , ,.k ..„...„, t. ,, 4 .
''''•••••'•!s.3,-Elltlit - 3111siboth3 - 0 11 . 1 4ple„ frowlittidondoctyal, - .84'
. ~6g- 3 18101180/allAlltb:litt,disild- . 226 -k3 - `la t0.34.a - k.•t..' • ;I-.
- - tokalhdllnoquol..,,xdoanillinO-lo3drthstattlValationtaid 11th
.
- -1 . - , '- ii4l-'o,4%ficivV:l,-CE*-0«,,1. ~ , . .e:‘,l ', - ,-;,:-..4 , ..,',44.4&„,
,•-:,•-- -.'-- 84kiin,roilnlitc•Xstallhini-Xilkhdh - ffuur,o4l4 - , nt ,
- - 0 1 • , Mt 31 / 15 44 11 4 1010 bdt0 121 .1 0 - 41 P ia* , vito vi_ue...A, ,, 3tk ~. ,i,
. ---, g 4 j . Serrit., 446 oo.4 l 9lpgripi 1ad1 4 44 6 01.0 3 . l :V. o z9Adtl
- , -, -,----.-,* ;,,Or"„to_Ontanotoutdoo42t-io-, - 6 -,,,, -,s-`4, , ..t.5t 3 , ,-3-,:-.le,
;4•V ont~igs amoliiihibizaatWajOatoiond4B -,, Etanunt iron.
J.F•54 - t Iliedliteltieldoh , -ItrullßOl3,a,tow.3otlo••&:lelct'-- .3 3' 4 -3
~ '.-W,,i.,o„iiglscaltlitiptot t imqrsiill44lroar23oo; c rallni hurt ,
,•' - for Phi adolptild ."..-- - 3,-:,111:4.jtn1 , - 633 -, •• ,'-13?:.•'-, .•
"-fa - -;i110,21at'..12.61i1t0n Giniafrial r atedid Bqatat!
'411kt0ak,t0t.;e4,1044 1 014 ,- 04 . ) ;',...N.''' - -' -
,:• .-:.:-, '-„thytt,tia bl,malobyillt,iottbi*illogs.ltbbli, , sailed from
'•-='"-!-'''' "711i31044---,4•.3:•-• - 00W13 - 7't4,_‘3, , .
,: ;31' cb '- Otan i OonbaeitiiiiSeita'sTabilso 'fib Alt
f or a
;'t *Pt, e .11 , r0 ; ',...-*,-'o, ) '`2,
...Sti, `14, - 4.r . A:irad - T.;..t. 4 , 4 , -- 4 1 4 .ye:,::,,4i,, :„
yr.,_t ~,,,,--71, , .i.
.:/ , .. , ,-„,-i1,,•: Acti4ll33A - 44 , S,AINN-_ , ,e4.- .- . 5 1,t5. '4 , _7 - : - 2 -,- , ,, Nr.i:, , . ' ! -•,':'..
'..' ' " - bbi,r ciaarad, at New York 18th
Salakdroftlialaatetittb,,
.. 04,1:ittprate , Yorklath-
Bohr Hem DST Tc . .., , ....,'.. '....- '
tmt. for Oharleatee,_,tv-;._:,,t, • ..4r, .....
ija r4awYork 18th
Behr 1010 - Rowe" 1 , ..., ?"'-''.
'-
'Ater . for Thilidelpbte.:-- rr 4.--_-.:, , - ,. i t- 6 ., a ....
3 . • Sans Obrato:viriattlxrfnmalli t ot il to o K r A i l a p . o,
; Multi°. DE, /:q. 117 ',1.'" i :tri if, t
4 111 1 " 1 0' , _iiii itiiiOip4j Or Plitaplelo,clevi,d ,
"attis**l4 6llll4%
' .` ''-'
i lit;p0;41;It
''s o, t I A /Sh ill4
...C l3 Sr4 ., l t gml i r e „ Tr..., .
..n......E.dr , ,a,0.„v..—.....,4,641,.. ! ,,de r i,,..,,..,1.d 1.„, ,„,,.
11,76:krirrp„Itryth.m..E . ',':ii„: ;;,..,,;.)iii.,;, 31,00...,
.Iriairatiii4iiiiiirrawrks;forPhllaielphis; Batt ed
~ from
ProyMenokl7th !pat. :, .
f "
Bahr 11,0 r ;dray', Yinitemkm, for Bostonimailed
44xsildriAiltth Wit, •-' g'- - ' '' - mi .- i 1 Mr 1184
- &V' QM% 'hear, Haut ri for Y. •ap ,re
from, Alan 17th Matt t , • .- '" ' Ir' • " -
= 'aehriVater Witahatun,-,skil Istra, telrig, for P l -
lidelphiii, lined from *ftlohmond 17th teat _
' Behr 10 ktelshan‘, Colifq from NeW, York,- arrived et
Obarlestotabtk bet; ‘ ; --, -
P`Oehi S t ShaddickMilltams, from Connec t icut ' Pve
fir. Philadelphia. arrived 10 New York 18tit but.
"Behr LoulaWalah, Paine, from Maracaibo Aug 14, at .
New York-11301- Mat.,; 1 •.,-- • • " • ,
1 . Seliz.filarklish, Shourda, forilltilts e d i te d fro m Pert
namboco let nit ~ ~,4, ~ i ~,, e t N
Behr Daniel Morris, Hoover, froM Rtltudiw ° s
York 17th just -,.. L ,i,- • , .-, ' 1 ; 1 4 •
Yi-is• , Port
! Behr .11loktnani !Seaman; for ,Philadelp ,
Walthel, milled from Rlobmond 17th feet. ._ . .
. 'Bohr Jilleri, Hallett, cleared at 1 7thBooton mat. ror ,
Philidelphia,..., . r,'-- -
Bob;,Gleoroy, krakeaeld, sailed from Sardine! 10th
101 h Mat. for PhiNdelphia.- -
" Bettellstl4lolo, GArtiloai ar riv e dhence]
et
Hyannis
.t Sara Aline, 'roily, and Ann P ickerel , Leverdm ~
henco at Georgetown, DC. yesterday, , ,-; •
Propeller Novelty, Bell, cleared at . New York
18th
Mat Sor_Phtladelphla _. _
- , Proi *let Planet. Loper , for Piladelphia, cleared iit
New• York 18th. lust. - ' -
Propeller Clommoroe, Long, hence at Albany 17th haat
- Wilmington;
,NO, - flept ,18=-T4o - Bohr David Faust,
f.foelitoder:ltenee for, New , York, went to yea ]oth lost.
At night, 20 ininutra past cOoloolr, 'about miles SW
'of Frying Pan Shoals ' enconntered a heti, gale, during
which lost mainsail, foresail, and Jib, and pert of "deck
load; *all towed up to tone yesterday by i.dedfariner.
oapt Idoelander• repute tiering speken on the evening
ofxthe -10th. - Sche -Nickerson, - from' GeorgotOwn, 80,
for, Ifetl'orle, both masts gone• she was under Jury
,masts, inabmg , fors this , port. The tag disriner went
dowtt the rlver , lut night to render her asetetenee.
21, lit 44.26, long 21 10, ship Monticello, from
Ballonah for Liverpool. • , -
•
•Arig 26 , - let '4l 26,, long 88 11, shi • p Polka); 'Biala,
Moine, from New Orleans for LiverNbi.'
POBBIGN PORTS -
- Old ,frons..,..Alelandria ,11th Inst. Btai.Kfogi Hpfght,
Boston; LOW, Wild Guano,' Humphrey,,do. "
• -Ar,st Bombay . Aug 4. Jamestown, Bandage. London. '
Ar at Calcutta Julyl.2th4 Waverly, Lace, Melbourne.
818 Jiily lOrh, Fleetwood, Dale,:floston.
-.Bld from Bangor Julyld, Burlington, Howee,Manri;
.tfas. .Tlgresi, Pletcher; Liverpool; 18th, Krause.
"fine ' „Balrl4im; Liverpool.
81d from Rangoon tone 23d..N.imph, Pries, Ohins.
at",Bogappre..July 2. tiriel, - Poater, Hong Room
Alenal, Barrett, Oalcutta k and ;sailed 4th for. Hoag
Bid July 4tll, Pidgulty Wheeler, China; 7th, Marius,
.Pearodi Whams.. _
pox.. July ,WltaMiarMe,Wiley, for Barton; Day.
spring. Knowles, d 0 . ; ..
Ar Cl Bangkok Juns' 81;:Antelope, Olark,,Slngapore;
let,h,,Bmwdmmud, 3lpDonongh , Ballow, and aid 21st for
Hong Koog: --- - •
at Padang. 211430th, Aurora, Uolmgren, Batavia,
and: 0400 d ;Itoelo,for Beaten; June - 10114.Vancouvar,
jenthie;Biimbay , .. -
Ar .41,Bstavia, duly 1, 8 II Talbot. Burgess, Mel-
s hourML 818 June 27, Raven Brooker Padang.'
Al k rIN . AT, THE tR CIPAL MOTELS,
larkzvo , onz'ci'otopli THIS woantia..
. , ,
'1_, • 04/88,D lloPBll—Otiastpas „
attest; below Ninth.
14 0 DighaM, • Marion, Hy
•8 o..lionlinilitheir Pa W W Smithr New-York
-0 )1-Coleman, Jr, Dalt , J Nolen, Balt •
lit Grimes; Ark - - , - „ Rev A Hartpence
3lt Holcomb, Lynch burg , Tenn
Wde Vpas, Richmond Tll Atkinson, N 0 • ,
Miss at le Atkinson, N 0 W H Prichartt, - Lonle '
W kliThase, Athens, Ga • ' 74 P Alexandria, N 0.
8D Pardee, Newilarem D Patterson, N 0 ; -
A G•Haley;Jacirson, Min WEI McOorkle, BO • - •
W P Grimsly,N 0 Rim& A Pisher,ll 0
D Biank.& la, N J 0 Reed, plew York
W J Persool,,Bilt - - • Hill & Iftio
Miee Magouti',ll: - J N 0 =
N 0 .•-
'Miss Donee, N 0
'X Ward, bodiantpolls- - E Bissell, Jr, Toledo, 0
& la, Mien J B ChapiniProvidoPe,
•,3 1r Winslow, N Y--, A Erbea & la, Lancaster
R Charleston, $ 0 N W Petit, Chitleaton.-8
. I(ottagee i lloston -- • Andrew Dawson, Liverpool
.)11 Ravi', Dayton, - Ohio. H T Cleveland, Nr”
Jig Hidder,litarichester,No Wai R. Tapley, Dover, N H
X P,liawthora, - N Y• = - it Terrell, Savannah
Wm H Ball & sin, Balt A - G Tyler & in, La
Northard:lB,Y ' ' W Vinc,ent, N Orleans
J Ryland*. ' - J•Bilrown, Vs
T 8 ••- - : W PRapp ey. Ark
ST Peters, N Y,:- - ' Jas 83 Doly, 80
G W Folniestotk Balt- 3 - P Pauline, N
Oapt - D Tyler, Conn' "• '- WIC Dix & la, Nl3
1 - 8 Peace'als, Pittabligh -X II Hall, Boston •
'M , A , Mayhewßoaton , - -Peter Smith: Cincinnati,
-W-0 Blotiget, Warren, PaA B Doby,
T • Orleamr"-11 A Hunter, Beading
H - 111. Mclikath`lB; Y. 0 M Moralist", Ry
Onyler, 8 0 - B Stewart, PhUa
'AV- Winston, Oamphell,Ta W L Allen lc le, N Orleans
'NH - Goodrich; el Orleans •RW Corwin, Va.-
4 18 Bennie, Va - A Picot. Richmmd. Va '
'Z How, Richmond, Va - R M /Ratchford, N Y
t 1 Hellen &la...WasVA Nir.A Alston, El 0 = -
J W Muon do- R Wilson, El 0 N
idriffontegue &.-is, Balt ---.._ BEMs:Poi:Embus, Ga
.W.Malntyre,Payetteviht 0 3.1; D Gammon, Norfolk
Beni IT Cason, Norfolk W J A Puller. N Y ,
3,ol.Bch,add; Wilmington) -J Sherwood, Wtwonidn'
AL Potter, St Joseph r 'W William'', Berlin Win
Whiteford; Neahville W B,Hieks, Nast,ville
Geo T Knight. Englald, 0 0 *neer, Dbilada
Illoody: N Y - B 8 Iteywood, Boston -
JiiiirrAdame,l3bitoa ,;; Cumndos, Boston
-P Laughry, Mobile John N Cooke, yi•
Aitr.Motily,N•Y „ Barton Dickson, Alabama
R L Higbee, N • - John It Byr , e,
1 '1 o.onni, Oa ; ty, ; -; • Kibbe, N Y
8 Bealiymanm It le, ; -P P Brooks, tionclnnati, 0
NZ Walsh, California B LiMarch, N
RAI/tries, N Y • • :W. B Vs
- W Wall , ' 1 ., • 0 81abliogiOeorgetoin
W a
P Megiir,-Boston - r.•.; •roterfoi,• Detroit .
John - Resift; lobu Conover, N Y
41W Thiamin Georgia N 11 Tracy, N Y
W Lincoln, Boston Ootatney,li 0
L,Vir alter & la - ;,Georgta Ramon 'iv 'Mama, Havana
'VP Orleans: J Patterson al 11,
Htii'Aeo. 26, Isse.
- • " MHO* HOTlL—Areltlitreee. below Fourth
D 47 MajeillOn, o`'G 13 tieff,"if famesburg, 0
ft.ltohinson„, „Pit" ; John West, Ohio
• „Ukase Weitop,lnd - " John 0 Punk; Ind
Jf Stafford. N • _; "Jas Wallace, N Y,
',' AtisClure/Ind •
If ' A4-11odderAlbto " '
W 7 Pfeiht;=N • "'A'W -
!iwerPiPr - '",, , - . ',f ,- Wes43l,lottkOldo
Ohio -" J B J Dunk Pa
syldinitpleiiirted; Pa Mr Swlft: Boston. Maal
11Br.Ayree, Boston, Blass • ,Tellinion, lowa -
Gen Steven/4 po k - Crays., Ohlo
' . . Adw Iledge, - /7.0
1 . 3.En.0r5P 11,---, :' - • Gilendensoni Pa
Jas It Prem. Pa , ' "a'hi a. 0 Packard, Ind
=,- Imlee,Latm.Pa
D Brindle, = : Hoover; Alliance, Ohio
john Conway, Botlilister.." Chas 11:11ental, Pa
131-Mcflartney, Ps, liria.dorff,"Ohlo '
litiokday. Ohio .; R,RiChardson; 11l
A piltiollardae"nr, • • Mne Wl:Green, 11l '
A Brifsogle,Pittelmigli, Ps" G H Mese, Oanel Dover, 0
.Mlas D L Crane; NY J L Eilllerman, Port's:l4,o
7Ohli Parr :Washington, D 0 W Baker, Circleville, 0
1111.110HANTEP-HOTAL—Pourtli,s s treei, beteg Market.
391.ti.313redhead, - "OWEdwards, , SpringB, Ind
'Geo Reed; PitCorttles,-- Springfl, Ind
'SE Aimetrolig,PoplarPlains A A Varier, Salem,-N 0 -
7icksori, Knout - 111e, Tenn 3 P.Bhaffner. Salem, N 0 '
• Oietrord; Ohio - Hicks, the •
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Slifulketionllol3 , Wm J Alexander, -Monett-
Lycoming co, Pa gehela Clity 0, • . •
'74.laaklna, - „Carliele; pes.,-;
Glitterson,'Mo • • ;71dc0regor, Pittah
- Wnileity,ford, Harrisburg , 0 Goldthalt, Marion, Ind
P'Oangerj Milton ' Drß tdcainneylifarion,lnd
A 0 Swaysee, Marlon, Ind J A liner, McKeesport
• Tgehann, N I" J H Lyday.4pringil, 0•
1 -
I.m Ist'lltowen;,Oro
-Thai Speticeu , , Syractua : Boydi-Tenit,
Ackerageir:Syracuse , J D Palmer, N 0
• 'DO Pettitfhlienn- . A • - A .111 Xeldlo, Tenn •
S B StakelyOfflinn , 317 Barr, Onmb co, Pa
B hf. Pollock, Harrisburg P Arnold, Carlisle Pa
Time Springfl,'lll • = L Levi,, Oarliele, Pa „
O Murphy, Pittsburgh- • A B Robertson, lowa ,
-Wm McOaulley..Oircler, .0.- I. Rhea, Tenn
-Jairti Toole, Tenn „ W A Pollock, Baltimore
A Weyl, Lock Haven w Wm hicKeldln, Baltimore
I.42IIIItICIAN HODSE—Ohestont, street. below 811th.
P,Marot, W4'bila D H lt.:noeilY, Pa
It Judah: Louisville • H A Taylor, N 0
.11 j4ltephensoni Va' - lif Calvert, hl 0
• Fox, Md. _ G Kraft, Chicago
PlielPs.lEsenr."o:- M bititiert,
13 0 Halo, Der • Robert Taylor, Del • '•
-B,VH'sit; Ohld " 7'3l.'l:Ulmer, Jr, ,
A O,M:A lister, N 0 , . .G Wbltney,
B Aiicheo, 80 - " -- G Mailer, Ps
D 8 Mosier; Pa , Richards; Va
• W Ansigneas ' -,; ' II 'Barrie, ea,
T A Galmtt, NO • -; -"
• T Curry, *4. •
P 180010, hld •:7 V 7 Shiler, N Y , -
G 0 Airing, Mass • ' W D Pitts, kla'
D A Kennedy, Vs .- •' • JIC Woods, Va ' •
DireAddieon, N Orleans Master Orosat, N Orleans
0 W Smith'& le, Tenn 0 P. Hartle. Tenn
W A Strong' Ill• ' 7 Larloke, N York ,
' . A Prost-, P a "
Simnel Daniels, N Y
lehriDaniels, N Y ' W Martin, Ky
lA. Campbell; Ky'- - A N Thompmn, N Y
John O'Connor, - N .11, Lewis, N W -
Wm X Men's, Pa . W McCrory, Pa
fairD ‘ Oiironion; Norfolk, Va B P Carson; Norfolk, Vs
40 - thireley, Norfolk, Va 'ld U Lowoy, Athena, Tann
114 0 Witt; Athens;-Teen 7ld Jennings, -Y -
Geo.P Andrews, Boston H Simons,
'OS Allen, Va- II Wells, Vs • 2
D TolleriNew,o - rleans • , H ItHerry. Georget'n, D 0
L Gensberger.Yas- W Blttaog. It ID . •
.V B Idleson;-Greentleld, 0 H Rhoads, Ohio • -
Id Clark, /*meta, its B P Bleating, Washington
'b W Jones, t(3' - • .
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=•.,.4101 1 )11Alt ITOTBLL:Raei iitreei.sboTe - rtlns ,
080 W =say; Pottsvil le,i 11.1 Vomillison, Kansas Oly
°hulloes, Somas OUT Henry D Sheller' Pa • .
Ithilloffit; Pittston, Pe •2 , 0 Rom Pa - • ,
'gra D - A Birdwell, Pa • 1111110 T Marsh., ,
Leaner, Pa Mies Brunner, Pts
ItHerveyand la; Pa „ Vass Donis, Nsatos •
".,D 0 Lookeabach: BetblehtroW-0 Peifer, - Datbiebeet
1101/Noote,Pehl llayett• H H lieseth, Trenton, N
Oboe 8 Leader, 8031 listen Oliva Qnouker. Pottsvlsi
A if Philfant. Phcoolxville-Dobt Daellogton, Pa
-aft, 1, .s'
140triflint'SON HOFEL ...Seeond striet,'ibmra ' Azah
kls:Tioe-r 6 J•S'Hilter, N -
Copt Wm 8whig..0)111)..1, - ; P D van Sickle, N .Y
p *gars, New liaiket; Ys • It I Embrto, Pa
Idalliorton, NT-- - a U PMntsr N
°apt d • - I x Smith, Lancaster
Bat B fisnliburg Geo W. Sa xton, jistt
*Long, Jersey OM,
ab: Chi Uowbill
A J flirting Ac la, Pa James 'Mini, -
Btinghton, Craig to 4, Ps
T W King, ghflik . , John Wright, Ohio .
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8.1111 BY - Pinta HOTEL-8•00IId street, below Vine.
/if Bliker,NewtOWn.• • W tiadwallsder, MD, Pi
j Croiatott, Allentown • Joe Wirier, Del
Jai r• BOW, Pa - • BD De Pat, Stroudsburg
P,Bobb. Ducks co B Wllleou,Barriebarg
Mee Waller & 10, Pa— .B 1 H. Dreher, Strowlebtos
114 Billholomewi Es - Preston Bold, Pd • ; •
" and Xerobint streets.
T.Warrlagton;-W deiter 10 Piirlitztb, Delaware co
n idlis Kite °hautbois, Del P Dann, New Castle, Pa
(terse*, _-,J•H Peters, Lancaster
.AngttlEtrlin,Pes . Geo L Walker Phila
.74ardister, X J fr 3 Witham, P 1,./
Aug Leopold, Dnilg , W,P Thatcher, St Clatr,Pst
.TrunuutOoatee Lanoaster co,Jaill Mayhew,
.Aohn Tralner, - Okeeter, co '
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, INADJBOIII4OOIOII-4iccd ;treat. above Motet. ,
btNott, - Phita _
gl Pi litistAbmir.et.; N Stitifltpole, , Not folk
XN , 'WeittbiAl, - 'lt 0 Clonnaway; Pa •
WM N111tc9.7, N Y. Obas GWI.o - ox,'Phtle
Bat" I Mi Paiklitunt Providence
a liLinii..,•oo(arteips , M W Ntldn icey,'Vt
Ourry,Phllik
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A 10 tarrias4; ti
N ''Otriil l ofittlfit , Otabe eihniitteMiltAbiAMl6La
MoWieIey,I4ICALIR AND 0R MoDONAID to Ilia ELI
ZABETH stryllapxßtAl; *
On the 1001 tnetsfit, 111 — iteeW.togit WI. D. D,,
To; aClTlN"Bitaxj,9olt(oxim atize.A; - mi
p sEn,
ootti Of/41eiiinDj.7 : , 41 ~
.101y,2701158,.A4 1410. Honovorgtreet, Remington;
bby .Tolin G. Wilson, V. D. M., Mr. W 1: RtiaToll4D
oopian. to Min ELLEN' LA.VINIA. RAGRO.DBY,
both of this city. 1 - *
= ea 0.
t-,.Ontheilitriiiis3l4l,33l:likiki W. wife of Alex. Martin,
tater a short illticiee, of :disease of the, heed. ,
The tenet - M.llll take place few:albs residence of her
husband, pie :/128Yine street, this (Pagoda+) moining
—to move &VI( before otelock A. M. precisely, and
proceed teitlYalnuf-itreet wharf. (Delaware;) therms to
MountatollY`,ll.4., via Bisrlington The friends of
the tawny are invitedlo ;Mend without further
..no
tice. • *
' On the 14th inet.,.lANE,,wife of Samuel *espy : irk
'the 22d.yeer of her erre.. ' . •
,The relatives "and friends of the family are respect
fully InVited to attend': the funeral, from the residence
of herlather, Samuel Wordsn,, No. 595 Vegan itieet,
'above, Pine west of Fifteenth street. thle after
nootir. the 20thi .
net. at 'sv
2 O'cloek,i bout Ssither no.
tine. To premed to Odd Fellows' emissary. ' '
On Thunwhy, 10th ins ~ IfiIs,ALT2ABETH M., wife
of faraeLbliottentr. ;
Funeral' front ;the residenee of her husband. No. 895
North =Broad' street, above Parrish, this-(Monday) of
ternoon,,et 2U'elbok. ' 8
Weekly . Report of Interments.
• Roatra Otrms, Spotensber 18,1858.
,
Interment', in City of Philadelphia from the 11th to
the 18th of September, 1868.
Apoplexy
Aephyxfs
Borne '
Casualties
Bever, 80ar1et.....
' ' 4 Typhus
4, Typhoid....
Gangrene
Hemorrhage
Indamnion, Brain.
Brenehi...
4, Lungs ....
44 8 and Bow's
inanition
Mania-a•Potn
Harasmua .....
Croup ,
Oongeatin or Limp
Congestion of Brain
°balers 'uranium.
Morbus
ConsuoVn of Lungs
Convulsions
Oyanoals
Matthias - •
rOld , /ge !
Paley.
Presll•PoZ
Btlllatorn.
18ufelde
Taboo Mesenteries.
Tan:tore
Unknown
Dropsy, Brain...
Chest...
Disease of Drain
<, Heart
Drowned
Dysentery
Debilityi
Erysipelas.........
Never, Bilious.
..
" Pnerpemi..
" Remittent..
at inn
Whooping Cough
.01 , 8 SBBBL W 31112-
62' Brain 40 to 50....
.24 " 50 to
. 8 60 to 70....
.. 3 " 70 to 80....
~ 6 " 80 to 00....
4 SO to 100...
:23
Under 1yeer.......
From 1 to 2
46 2to -6
44 sto 10
a 10 tol6
la to 20.: .. •.. .
" 20 to 80
a 80 to 40
From the dlmehous
People of C010r....
Melee .......
Females - • •
.1 Prom the Country
.10 I
108 Boys
76 I Carle
.f the Board of Health.
UR HUGHES, Health 0
An American Organ. --The Subscriber ,
Impelled by th e wants of the AbIERIOAIt
PA TY of this ate, end at the solicitation of the nu
merous friends of Civil and Religions Liberty, will r&
commence the publication of the DAILY SUN, to be
devoted exclusively to the interest, of thet party and
the support of its principles, on TUESDAY text, Sep;
tember 21st.
It Is unnecessary to say one word as to the necessity
of such a journal The fact that there are 24.000 vo•
tars in• this nay without an organ to represent their
sentiments or defend their cause. Is deemed sufficient.
The piper will be issued daily, from the Ol➢ce, No. ell
CHESTNUT Street, on and attar the 21 it Inst.
se2o.lt* • • • JOSHUA 8. FLETCHER.
07.T0 the President nod Members of the
PEOE'LE , E CONVENTION:
trairrunlSlt : • Having read your resolution of yeater
day, requiring a written pledge from the candidates pro.
posed for your selection, "to abide by your decision,
and :use alt honorable means for the memo of the
ticket,", I respectfully:respond thereto thtt I win
eel, for the reason that there are now several candi
dates before you that I would not vote for If nominated
for any office.
flaying .been, without any solicitation on toy part,
announced by the partiality of friends as a candidate,
I am sure it was not their intention that I should vote
for any one who might obtain the nomination.
I pledge mysrlf :o vote for, and ace all my energy in
behalf of, any good man that 'you may select; but I
pledge myself no further even under the penalty of
being stricken from your list of candidates. I hold my
word sacredly Inviolate, written or not; but such means
have beat used by and for some men on your list, that
I can do nothing to promote the election of such,
though their artifices should succeed in gaining a nomi
nation: -
Respect for you, gentlemen, and for myself, requires
me to he thee explicit, and I should condemn myself se
inconsistent at least, after having uniformly and firmly
opposed the tyranny , and frauds of the gigantic Lecomp.
ton swindle, should I now barter an atom of personal
independence and self respect for any office ichaesver.
Respectfully, yours HARhLati BAUGH.
Philadelphia, Aug. 26, 1858. sei.o.lt
-Citizens , Reform Ticket.
PRIDE AND INDEPENDENT VOTERS TO
- • - - THE RESCUE:
• A MEETING OP CITIZENS,
WITHOUT DieTINOTIOS PARTY,
Convened , porment to-notice, resolved to place in the
FOWLING-PIEOES, RIFLES, &c.,
Ever offered in this city.
Desirous of reducing their assortment as much as
possible before the let Deo . they will sell
AT VERY LOW PRICES
TREIR,ENTIRE nTOOII.,
compri.l4
GUNS PROM TILE MOST Ch.LEBRATED MANU
FACTURERS OF ENGLAND, BkLOIUM,
AND FRANOE.
PHILIP B. JUSIICE & CO.,
No. 21 North FIFTH Street,
above Market.
Clerk of the Orphars' Court, I WILLIAM GEISSE & SONS,
EDWIN WATT:ON, (Democrat,)
Fifteenth ward.
A CITIZENS , EEVOIthI TICKET,
To be voted at the coming October,ltlecUop, and made
the following nominations
hhe , if,
THOMAS 7 JEFFRIES, (American,)
Terentpliret ward.
Regiatir of Wills
HARMAN BAUGH, (Whig ' )
- Sixth wool.
Yelloar-Oilifens: Yon are urgently but respectfully
'equated to o pulse Ward Assccistions for the pur
pose of routing a common foe, by the election of men
pledged to a thorough reform in our city government,
Philadelphia, Ceps 18, len. ne2O
Altrutieu One end AU:
COME! elm!! DOME!!!
REGULAR PEOPLE'S ORI...iNIZATION!
A gene el meeting of the PEOPLE of the MET
00IfttRESS1ONAL:D115THICV, Are:able to the. re
election or- - - -
• . TOOMAB B.`FLORENCE, •
1466ARDLE6EI OP CORM6/1,412'ft .461001ATIONO, will be
held at
- ' • 1 TEMPE R ANC E. HALL,
• BECO‘D, below Queen street,
OPPOSITE "OLD SOUTIIWARK HALL,"
ON WaIONESDAY hVENINO,
, September 224, at 13 o'clock.
1
The Rich and the Peer. come!
The Mechanic and the L.borer, come !
The Weikbagman end !awing Woman, come I
People of all ages and conditions, come!
Friends of American Industry, come!
All whosrould rebuke the impudent aspirations
of selfish demagogues, come! •
117'' 'I hoes who scomt ully repudiate sectional cliques
and political tradere, come:- ,
117 - COME, EVERY ONE, and testify by your voice
and presence to theJisess.risis DEVOTION to the PEO
PLE'S intereste; of ' that Totem, race, and' PATIIIVILIL
PRIZED,
. THOMAS B. /WRENCH,
their Representative la the AmericanHougreas.
117" The Hen. Joel B. Sutherland, Col. A.. De Ealb
Tarr; Col. John S. Painter, Col. David Myerle, Joseph
B Brewster, Esq., WiiHam B
,Belpa, Esq., Joseph J.
Tentiery, Esq., and other distinguished speaketa, will
be present and address the smelling. se2o-10
. _
TrTents-sreerni Ward... The Citizens of
, the Ward in favor of the election of the nomi
nees of the ' 4 People's Party" aro repeated to meeVat
the - TOWN NALL, G•rmantown, on MONDAY Will.;
NINO, 20th inetant, at 8 o'cicok, for the purpose of
organization. By order of" the
seiB-2til , • i EXBOUTIVEI COMMITTED.
‘Notlee...,—Senled Proposals, endorsed
U. 3. a Proposals for Furnishing Sapplie; to the
Board of Controllers of Peiblie.tichools, ,, will ho
received st the 'MSc° of the Controllers of Public -
Sohools;Southeast corner of SIXTH and ADELPIII
Streets, addressed to the unde•slgned, until September
28th, 1868, at 12 o'clock M., for the supply of all the
BOOKS sad STATIONERY to be used in the Publie
Schools of the City of Philadelphia, until the let day
of, January; 1869. The Proposals must state the price
and quality of the Books and articled of Ste. lonery pro
'posed to be furnished, and be accompanied by a sample
of each item. A. list of the Books and Stalonery au
thorized by the Board oat be procured at the Secreta
ry's Office, Southeast corner of SIXTH and ADELPIII
streets. By order of the Committee on 'Supplies.
ROUT J. IIIthIPIEILL, Sec'y,
Board of Controller of Public Schools.
ravintat. - Louis Ten Per Cent. Mortgagee._
g . The undersignedi President of the Real Estate
e Institution of Bt. Louis, and an old resident of
that city, can=be seen between the hours of 9 and 12
o'clock, fora fen days, at the Office of Charles B. Keen,
No. 325 Walnut street, by parties desiring to invent in
Deeds of Trost, or Mortgages bearing ten per cent. in
terest, (the legal rate,) In the beat city property Any
Iniormation desired will be promptly given.
- - GEO. K. BUDD.
Refer to John IL - Budd, Egg , Wm. W. Keen, Esq.
sel7-Bt
cr. Thirteenth Ward to the itssone....in Ad
journed meeting of theyeople'e Asiocistion will
be held at the Boatloaet corner of NINTH and
SPBTNI GARDBN, segond story, on MONDAY EVE
NINQ, Sept. 20th, at 7% o'clock, for the purpose of
electing an Xxecutive Oommittee for the coming cam
paign, and translating important business.
' - CHAO. FIIISOMDTII, President.
ROM. M. EVANS, gee's , . selB-2tet
effDepartment of Iflnbways.—Offlce of
n
ca V 0051111EISIONER, SOUTHWEST COIL
. of OILESTNUT AND BIRTH STS—Sere. 15,
11358. - --REALED Premeds, entitled "Proposals for
Oleeneing the City," will .be received by the under
signed Until MONDAY, Sept. 27,1858, until 12 o'clock.
Each Propound must be utoompanted by the name of
two responsible mama as sureties. 13peclftostione may
be, had at thls office. '-- P. ANDRESS,
- Sent 20&.26 " Oblef Commissioner.
New Orleans Gas Light CoMpany.
11.3 PAII.3IERSI AND MECHANICS , BANK,
- PHILADELPHIA, July 2,1855.
Notice. to hereby given to_ .the Stockholders of the
New Orleans Gila Light Company, that the Agency for
the Transfer of the Stock and the payment of the Divi
dends of that Commit:lY will be closed from and after
thelirst day of October next; and they ate rogues - Led to
erarrender the Certificates Waned by this Dank and re
ceive 'Warrants of Transfer to the Company in New Or
leans..-' W. RUSHTON Ja.
jyo4lwermtlitoel . ambler.'
[crPhiladelphia and Darby Railroad Corn.
party,—The subscribers to the Capital Stook of
the Philadelphia (Ind Darby Raliroud Conway are no
tified that FOUR DOLLARS Per chafe (bolowthe ba
lance of the first instalment) will be due, and Is hereby
rrouesfed to be paid, on the 25th September instant,
°moo or the Treasurer, No. 121. WALNUT Street, be•
twemithe hours of 10 A. Id, and 1 P. bl , DAIM ,• and
at the Blue Bell' Tavern, Twenty-fourth Ward, on
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS; between your and Five
o'clock.
• 11y order of the Board' of IhrectOrs.
sel4-171 _ THOMAS SPARKS, Treasurer.
for ..Invailds with Affections of
aI7TIIII OHM
.•W. corner PARSE and OREBTNTIT Streets,
seo.l.at West Pbtledelphts.
WiND,OW BH kDES—GiIt and Painted,
only cents each. Trimmings for'sale.
•
NS': H. O#RRYL & BROTHER,
0020 719 Chestnut street.
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LASTINGS
New and elegant designs, for Curtains end turn
'titre covertly!. -
, - W: It CARRY'. & BROTHER,
se2o 719 Chestnut et , in Masonic, Hall.
EPICS FRENCH SATINS, Daniasks, and
Broaatedem, Wrench Satin Border Curts ns, plain
wide Satins, all colors, for Curtains and Furniture oar
tains, at 715 CHESTNUT Street.
se2o W. H. CARRYL to BROTHER.
LACE SIIRTAINS of every. desoription
Some extra wldthantlerl A tßry a rich.yißßO.,
ee29 719 Oho:davit et.
i fitE PRESS.-PIMADELPHLt. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 185 S.
‘RIOMPYK A:4s9llit
Ilifraftv,A,R,r,
-stetill A L
. , . .
ONO OP , VIII „
ii,I4OHTEDI3O I S IIO ,,
NP,VV,.VDEfitD, AND ELEGANT, ,
xrceNT,Aßizpr4Lf
- Exam :suifoßg,
Ie nowlnchlbit..(l'l6i,dtir:sale
• DE FOREST, ARISISTRO G, h CO.,
60 ' ANn .62
OIIAINIDERB 6TIEBir, St* YORK,.
„ TO WHOM WH . OOtOOIT ATT!SiTIOH.
Having made extensive additions to our atorem, we hart,
with great care, selected a .
• • SPLENDID irdItIETY OP
DRESS AND FANOY GOODS,
. .
Ouch an will enable our customers to give a New and
Attractive Appearance to their Stocks, and aid
them In retaining their trade in the
6ce of all competition.
We have purchased for, cash
AN EXTENSIVE STOOK OF DOATESTIOS,
Which we give to buyers at Prices below which none
Fin 011 TO to Son,
This portion of our Stook embraces the leading styles :
MERRIMAC. COOLIRCO, PAOI VIC.
AND SPRAGUE PRINTS,
MANCHESTER, PACIFIC, AND HAMILTON
DELAINES.
LAWRENCE, CABOT, ABIOME* YORK MILLS,
LONSDALE, AND WAMBUTTA
MEETINGS AND SIIIRTINGS. •
WHITE GOODS.
In this department will be found Linens and handker
chiefs of our importation, expressly adapted to
the wants of the Trado,.with a eholge line
LADIES' SKIRTS ov rue MOST APPROVEDUMIN,
WOOLLEN GOODS,
CLOTHS, OASSIMEMS, AND VIIBTINIIN;DIIIITNII
YANKEE NOTIONS,
•
Comprising the latest and mint useful Inventions.
S irAWL
BROGUE, STELLA, and WOOLIEg, In great variety:.
T0ta1....
, The principle upon which wo do business is grounded
upon MUTUAL INTEREST, knowing that, unless our
Castomors mako money out of us, wo cannot make It
out of Oslo.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG, dr, 00.,
Nos. BO and 82 (NUMBERS Street,
selB.Bt NBW,YOBK
1N THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. -
Estate or JAS. W. T..fiI , ALLISr k R, deceased.
The widow of said decedent has filed her petition to
the said Court, with an A ppralseinent, claiming to be
allowed property to the value of $3OO out of the estate
of Bald decedent. 'Euless exceptions thereto aro flied
on or before FRIDAY, October let, 1858, the same will
be approved by the Court. „, GEO. A. COPYRY,
sego 22 27&29.4t Attorney for the widow.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
' , am- PAIN—By Dr. J. B FRANOIB, the Inventor
of the Galvanic Process, Offica, No. 925 MOB Street.
Alec, medicates, tills, and inserts Teeth. All 'work
warranted to give entire satisfaction. soVf-Strt
v Dr. W: N. 1110ILHE NNE It ,Dontist,
.amiiita would inform hie friends that he bee resumed
practice at No. MO 81.188TNUT Street, secopd goor
above the 11. 8. 811nt. sepl-303
$4,00n AND $l,OOO T) LOAN ON
tr, Mortgaga. Apply at the aka of
JAMB IT. 0/181'1,E,
115 South Rani street.
ENGLIS II VERMILLION and ULTRA-
Ies MARINE BLUE, especially imported for Painters
and Printers. Put up In 1 lb packsges, and for sale by
LAY & BROTHER,
241 DOOR Street, up stairs.
sel7-ltn
CONTBOTIONERS AND BAKE kis.—
, 500 lbs. Oil Peppermint, warranted pure
1000 Carb. Ammonia ;
200 « Carraway Seed.
For sale low, as wantee, be
WILSON & MERRITT,
Wholoeale Druggists,
208 Market street.
tiIHOWAS °BARNUM, FURNISHING
UNDERTAEER; having purchased the right to
GOOD'S PATENT 008P8E YRE3ERVER, is now
prepared to furnish it In connection with his business,
at No 407 South tIXTI4 Street, above Lombard fitted,
sel74l3t*
CI ENS, RIFLES, AND SPORTING - 131-
1F PLEMEN TS.
The Subscribers brae to store •
THE" LARGEST ASSORTMENT
No. 716 South FRONT Street, below Chestnut,
AND BEADS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION,
For the INDIAN TRADE, .ko , &a
au2B-1m
TO OASH BUYERS.
JAMES S. EARLE. 80N.,
816 ORESTNIIT STREET,
Invite the attention of Western and Southern Cluston
ere to their Immense and elegant ktsortment of
LOOKING-GLASSES,
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE-PRAMED,
THE "OLD DOMINION"
COPSES POT,
and
THE "OLD DOMINION"
- TEA POT,
Are manufactured, under the patent for the United
States, by
ARTHUR, BURNHAM, & GILROY,
Nos. 117 and 119 South TENTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
113' Merchants visiting Philadelphia, should, by all
means, lay in a supply of these COFFEE and TEA POTS,
which aro rapidly coming Into use, and destined in a
short time to supersede all others.
Err A. B. & Q. are also manufacturers, under the
patent, of
ARTHUR'S CELEBRATED AIR-TIGHT
SELF-SEALING CANS AND JARS,
Which, it is conceded on all hands, are the best in the
market. aulT•tuth&stnolii
Also Trade Agents for
TORREY'S ADJUSTABLE DOOR SPRING.
FARINA CRACKERS.—These
V V , Orackers are acknowledged to be one of the moat
healthful articles of food ever roduced, and theyare
now used by numerous families with great advsnlare.
One pound of 'WING'S ORACKERId is estimate! to
contain as much nourishment as two pounds of bread.
Those who use WING'S CRACKERS regularly. find
them UNEQUALLED FOR THEIR INVIGORATING
POWER; not only in aiding the action of the stomach,
but In restoring those foroes of the system which have
become reduced by disease or mental and physical labor.
Eminent physicians recommend their use at a min
able food in sickness es well as in health, and especially
for children.
Be sure and get those stamped " A. WING."
These may be bad of the beet Family Grocers gene
rally, and at wholesale only or
A. N. THOMPSON & CO.,
Nos. 221 sad 923 kIILTO 3 Street, New York, or
BINGES & BROTHER, Wholesale Agents,
No. 145 South FRONT Street, phllad 3 a.
For the convenience of Purchasers, we glre the newel
of some of our beat Grocers who sell thorn; Bon 20
,PHRENOLOGIOAL EXAMLNA
;Iva% TIONB, with written deaeriptiond of character,
including advice in reference to buainees, health,
Belt improvement &a., are made day and ere.
ning at NOWLER; WELLS, &
922 Chestnut et., Philadelphia.
BONES. -100,000 Shin Bones, Imitable for
U brelL said Button Itakein, In atom and for Al,
by OROABDALB, PNinon,_& 00.,
104 NORTH 1171BIARV1111
UERRY AND PORT WINE.-39 qtrs.
S
lo Eighths Harmony Sherry j 20 qrs. Wallis Port
Wine ; In bond and for sale by
WILLIAM 1 EATON,
sea 216 South RJtONT Street
CHEESE.-260 boxes Cheese for sale, by
0.0.1 l SADLER & 00.,
sell ARCH Street. 24 door Shove Front.
`(' ®.YANG LEAF-100 Bales Havana Loaf
Aa Tobacoolaadlog ox Mary H. Kendall. For sale by
A. MERINO,
140 Booth 'Front Almost
011ANDLER Y.—A full assortment
Constantly on band and for sale by
WEAVICIt, FITLER & CO.,
No. 28 North Water street, and
e m•4B - No. 22 North WHARVES
WOWN STOUT.-40 casks " Find &
Williams,' importoid direst from London, in
stare and for imia try WM. H. YEATON,
men 21(I SOUTH' FRONT street.
DBOVISIONS.-100,Bblo Dim Pork.
AL 1,000 pre City Smoked name.
1,000 " ‘, Shoulders.
100 bble Lard. For gale by
C. 0. BADUCR h CO.,
eel • Arch et., second door above Front
STORAGE
Storage can be obtained at a
fair prigs in the Warehouse, No. 9 North Water
street, or ',vibe second and thud Aeries of No. 108
Arch street. by applying to _ _
MAOKEREL.-888 Ma "Nos. 1, 2 and 8,
aiaataral, in utortaa packages, for sale by
0. 0. SAXER & 00 ., 5e
Ball -
AllOO Streat.2rl don:. above front.
_
TO PRINTERS--TUFT POWER. PRESS,
in complete eider, e‘ for $4OO, by
JACIMM Printer,
peli•Ot WIEBTNUT pad Bing §troot.
OP VARIOUS FABRICS,
EMBROIDERIES,
OLO IIS, ITO
Kegal Nolicto.
fazittuarg.
Importers of
LOOKING•GLASS PLATES,
MONTI TEM GIRAID 100111
OIL PAINTING,B,
ENORA.VIN6B,
Bultable for the
BALL TRADE
0. 0. B&DIAR & 00.,
ARCH Street, 2d door above Rront
BAII4 - #vBI49ZIVA.*
No. 920 OHEVTNIIT 'STREET,
WILL opioluip DAY
Their fniricirtation
CAItPETINGS,
PRICES 'CREAMY REEUORD
CARP.ETINGS.
ELLINGTON BatissELs,
SUPER ALL-WOOL INORAINB,
EXTRA. SINN INGRAINS,
DOUBLE COTTON CHAINS INGRAINS',
VBNITIANS, AND LOWED GRADZS,
Of choice etylee and approved manotactarei conetantly
receiving and for sale by
♦-r1 i \ 1
NEW FALL STOCK.
hleCetttley, Brother, & Brewster,
28 NORTH FOURTH ST.
HAYS just opened an entire new stook of
HOMERY, &ova, AND FANCY GOODS,
to which they 'irate the attention of liretniase bnyeri
Our stook lo particularly adapted to
TIIII BOU'I'IaRN TRADE
CLENDENNING's
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS,
TABLE COVERS,
TABLE NAPKINS and TOWELLINGS
TII/bDitlt GOODS MRROIIANTS
Gssirmossi : As I have bestowed more than usual
expense and labor in getting up this article of Damask
Table Damask in this country, and have since rded is
furnishing an article equal, and in some respects supe
rior, to the imported one, at a much less expense, I
trust that those who have a dispoiltion to encourage
Allitatass EMMA/118H and American labor will not
forgot my address.
. . _
JOHN OLHNDENNING to CO.,
ARAMINOD MILL, FRANEFORD,
PHILADELPHIA
P. B.—Pedlars and those wbo travel and supply Conti
try Trade will find it to their advantage to call at the
Pactory before purchasing elsewhere. Parties wishing
to buy, and cannot melte it convenient to call at the
Pactory, will please send theiraddrese, and they will be
waited on with samples of the above. sea.lmlf
CARPETINGS
MST RECEIVED
PROM TUE MANITRACTURERS,
On Ctonalgnxnent, $ large lot of
ENGRAIN AND VENETIAN CARPETS,
To be sold at ATIOTION PRICES for Cash or City Ac
ceptances.
WOLFE, WILSON, & CO.,
jy2O•frzo& wit . No. 182 CHESTNUT Street
Carriages
CARRIAGES.
WM. D. ROGERS.
OOAOII AND LIGHT•OASRIAGE BUILDER,
1009 AND 1011 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Orders for CARRIAGES from all parts of the world
executed with promptness, and satisfaction guarantied.
eelS•Smlf
iliatcbte, Jcwelrp, s;r.
BAILEY & CO.,
BAILEY A KITCHEN,
Have removed to their new Piro-proof, White Marble
store,
819 CHESTNUT STREET,
NORTH BIDE, BELOW THE GIRARD 11013831
Now opening their fall dock of
IMPORTED JEWELRY, PLATED WARES, AND
FANCY GOODS,
To whf oh they Invite the ittentlon of the publle.
SILVER-WADE, WATOHES, DIAMONDS, AND
PXABLB,
Umbrellas ant( parasols.
SLEEPER & FENNER,
IdANII/ACTUBERS OP
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS,
No. 338 MARKET STREET,
INVITE THE ATTENTION Of NITERS,
To Their
LARGE AND VARIED'STOOK
WIT.T.TAM A. DROWN & 00.,
UMBRELLA AND PARASOL
MANUVAOTURERB,
No. 246 MARX ET STREET,
A large assortment constantly on hand, to which the
attanfinn nr A osiers II invited. an2B4m
SUMACS" ,
VARNISHES, JAPANS,
The attention of Doalore and consumers of Yarnlabels
is solicited to our
SUPERIOR COACH AND FURNITURE VARNiBH,
DRYING JAPANS,
IRON JAPANS,
MASTIC AND SPIRIT VARNISHES.
We claim to be the Oldest Varnish blauniaotaring
Establishment
IN MO COUNTRY,
Our Varnishes baying now been in constant use
OVER FORTY YEARS,
and are admitted by competent judges to be
BVPERIOR TO ANY OTHERS MADE IN THE
lINITED STATES
AU wo aek Is a fair trial, and we are Flattened the
merits of our Varnishes' will be JOLLY ISTASLISHAD.
O. BCHRACK & CO.,
OLD STLND..Noe.IS2 and 1.54 North POURTH Street
eee.lm
HANDSCRUBS AND CLAMPS
lIANDSORUBS
No. 1. 82Xo. por dor. No. 5. $1 12 per dos
2. 75e. " 0. 1 25 "
8. 870. "
4 7. 150 ,•
. 1000. "
8. / 75 1‘
CLAMPS.
0 Row, $1.25 perlosen.
7 Row, $1.75 per dozen.
8 Row, $2.25 per dozen
MERRY C. ECKSTEIN,
ae-10 S 2 North TRIAD Street, Philadelphia
TO AROHITEOTS AND BUILDERS.
ACADIA FREESTONE.
Now landing, and shortly to arrive, 1,000 tons of this
beautiful Stone, both of the
BLUE, GRAY, AND BUFF TINTS,
the former of which, for sonnets and delicacy of color,
is unrivalled
For the character of this atone 'please examine the
following buildings :
Joe. Eighteenth street and Rittenhouse
Square.
Hudson's Building, Leonia street, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth.
Samuel Smith's West street and Rittenhouse square.
Airs. Pet..raort's No 1219 Walnut street.
A. H. Womrath's, 41b Arch street.
Patnuol Sims', Twelfth and Chestnut 4treets.
T. K. J. Fassitt, Seventeenth and Locust streets, and
others.
ARNOLD k WILSON, Agents,
PHILADELPHIA WARMING AND VENTILATING
WAREHOUSE,
1010 OLIESTNITT STREET.
eelo.Bm B. M. FELTWELL, Snp't
AWNINGS!AWNINGS!
CM-
JOSEPH H. POSTER, Awning Maker, No. 448
North THIRD Street, above Willow. Italian and
French Window Awnings for Dwellings and Office Win
dows ; Awnings for Moran, Awnings for Steamboats and
Ships. All kinds of . .. Awnings. Tents, Flags. or any
thing in canvas, made to order byJOSEPH II FOSTER,
Awning Maker, No. 448 North THIRD Street. Resi
dence, NO 840 Smith Front Street
JOSEPH H. FOSTER.
CAMPBELL , s DINING SALOON,
Corner of THIRD lit and HARMONY 0013.11 T,
Has been closed for several days put, in order to be
regenerated and dt.enth.alled. It will be opened en
MONDAY next. 2Ath inat . with improvements and al.
Aerations which will astonish the town. The host has
thrown Ws cool Into the twit of iron zeal and we think
that hie efforts will meet with untrue/Li approbation.
Wken reopened it will be a model establishment.
THE DELICATE, and those who are pro
flounced courelesoent after a long duration of ill
heir, are recommended to use slight stimulants. We
can, to all confidence, commend the PURE PORT
WINE of oar own importation to those who are allowed
the luxury. It is a fruity, luscious Wine.
ZIEGLER & SMITH, Druggists,
sula-tatr Southwood nor Reenmi and Green eta.
A bRAII SLAGIVIS ENGRAVING, DIE
ti Oinking, and gmbomed Printing, Envelope, and
Seal Preen Mannfaotory, No. 1 gontia SIXTH guest,
Rbiladalnbia, Pa. attl2.4lro
starlit BRIDGETON.—T he Steamer
EXPRESS leaves ARCH Street Tues..
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 8% o'olook A, M.
Returning, leaves BRIDGETON Mondays, W eduesdays,
and Pridays, at 8 oialock A, M Stopping at New Outle,
Delaware City, Port Delaware and the usual Landings
on the Cohansey. Through tickets for Milleville, Port
Elisabeth, Mauricatown, Dividing Creek, Newport,
CedArfillea and Fairt i ou. eel-13a*
L. eT.. LEVY , , 66 CO.
Arenow opening a large aesOrtinent of
NEW F L'"G 0 o . bs j. ";
TO which additions will be madi - brall the iiteamets
arriving durlog the next six weeks.
lI Their itsertment le now full and complete
owing artieles:
INDIA CASHMERE SHAWLS;
RICH AND MEDIUM PRICED SILKS;
FLOUNCED AND DOUBLE SKIRT SILKS;
RICH PRINTED OASHMERES; .
RICH BRINTED MOUnELINES;
PRENCH MERINOS AND CASHMERES; •
RICH FRENCH CHINTZES;
NEW STYLE POPLIN DRESSES;
DOUBLE SKIRT WALKING DRESSES;
FRENCH EMBROIDERIES;
SAXONY AND FRENCH PLAIDS;
NEW BLANKET bIIAWLS;
PARIS CLOAKS 'AND MANTILLAS;
HOSIERY, GLOVES, FLANNELS; -
SUPERIOR-LINEN GOODS.
809 AND 811 CHESTNUT ST.
se2o-at
BARGAINS FROM • AUCTION THIS
VHS K.
Three lots (120) Children's Shawls
Two lots (81 yards) ellk and Plash Testings;
One lot (72) black filkoiltavati;
One lot (117 yds) dark plain ribeed - Cafteicteres;
One lot (153 yards) steel mired Satinets;
•
Three lots (60) Robes
One lot (240 yards) all wool Plaid;
One lot (313 yards) Poll de Ohevres.
N. B.—The above are cheap and desirable.
COOPER & OONABI),
sae O. N. corner NINTH and IrLARZET.
JOSEPH LEA,
fir ANTILLAS, DUSTERS, and SHAWLS,
11l Bilk Circulars and Busters, new Pall atyles.
Cloth Raglans and Circled, for Fall.
Ordera token, and ready in one day's notice.
he ARLET,
GREEN,
BLTIM,
BLACK
CRIMSbN,
Stella, Broohe Bordere
'CHINTZ FOULARD ROBES—Brown and
V Black grounds, with rich Chints
Also, small designs in Chin's and plain colors.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
se2.o EIGHTH. and CHESTNUT Streets.
NEW AUTUMN SILKS.—Snot opened, a
Line of rich awl seasonable goods of low, medi
um, and superior qualities.
AIIARPLEBB BROTKEIiB,
se2o CHESTNUT and EIGHTH.
II" lIPINS MERINO AT $1.00.--A lot of
-11-4 full width eitra quality.
Lupine Medium of excellent value.
Also, wide Shawls, Merinos, and Cashmeres.
SHARPLBSS BROTHERS,
ee2o , 0111i8 MUT and BIGHTH.
GREAT ATTRACTION I
OVER 14,600 WORTH OP SHAWLS PROM WHICH
TO MAKE A SELECTION.
THORNLEY & OkiISM,
N.B. oor. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN Streets,
Have the beet SHAWL Stock in Philadelphia. They
would respectftilly call attention to the following very
cheap lots, viz:
48 LONG BROOHE SHAWLS at $ 8 each.
20 Do. do. do. at 10 "
20 Do. do do. at 11 "
24 Do. do. do. at 12 "
10 Do. do. do. at 73 "
20 Do. do. do. at 14 4.
20 Do, do. do. at 18 4 .
8 Do. do. do. at 18 "
8 Do. do. do. at 20 . 4
8 Do. do. do. at 26 "
In the above Lots of Long Broche Shawla will be
found every desirable color of centre.
REAUTIVUL STELLA SHAWLS
' From $2 to $l2, in every color.
French Blanket shawls in new dm igta.
Plain Thibet Shawls, square and Long.
Real Canton Crape Shawls, Plain and Embroidered.
Children's shawls, Misses' Shawls, and Gentlemen's
Shawls, at
TIitikLNLEY do OHISIVB,
"ONE PRICE CASH STORE.,'
Northeast Coiner & SPRING GARDEN
N. 11.—City and Country Storekeepers buying for cash
may find bargains at T & C's
P. B.—A Magnificent stock of Mika now on hand.
selB-tf
BLACK SILK ROBES.—Just received, a
large assortment of Black Bilk Flounced Robes,
which we will sell at less than cost of importation.
BLACK BAYADERE BILES.
A now assortment of Black Bayaderea, Eros do Ep
som'', and Figured Bilks.
DEEP MOURNING SILKS.
Black Penh de Soles or Mourning Silks Bleak Ar
mares, Royals, Venetiennes, and Ottoman S ilks.
' • BRILLIANT BLACK BILKS.
Glogey Black Gres de Rhlnes, Gros litilllante, Gros
de Moues, &c.
BEOOND•MODRNING BILKS.
A beautiful assortment of all prices and latest *Vies,
will be opened this morning.
BESsOII tr. BON, Mourning Store,
No. 608 CBES MUT Street.
I — _IIP IN'S 6-4 FRENOII MERINOES
.1.4 AND 0 ASIDIERE DE 00885, PROM THE
GREAT MERINO SALE.
CHARLES ADAMS has now arranged several lots
and qualities of these well-known Goods, in choice and
desirable colors.
,Also, plain Mons. Delaines, in mode, plain, and high
colors,
All-wool Plaids, choice styles.
Mons. Delaines, Valencias, Mohall a, Poll de Chevron!
and Drees Goode in variety.
GLOSSY BLACK SILKS, OF ALL WIDTHS.
Heavy corded black Ponit de Sole.
New EngLah and Merrimac PI lets.
Fine atrok of ilnebrlnkable Flannels, Shirting, Sheet
log, and Pillow Hustles.
SCULL& SHAWLS I
In many desirable styles.
New Goode being daily received and sold at the low
est market pr.ces, for CASH.
seemwf-tf EIGHTH and ARCH Streets.
NEW CLOTH STORE.
HENRY D. NELL,
811COBBBOR TO
GEO. M. COATES & CO., .
No. ZS SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Just received, the Newest styles of -
FANCY CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
Also, a choice assortment of
- FRENCH BLACK AND COLORED CLOTHS,
And other Goode adapted to DWI wear. sell3-12t
FALL CLOAKS.
The Subscribers will exhibit
ON MONDAY AND DURING THE WEER,
ELEGANT CLOAKS,
(In mimic, of their usual opening,) to which they
Invite the inspection of
LADIES AND STRANGERS.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
NO. 706 ORESTNIIT STREET,
selB . PHILADELPHIA.
EYRE & LANDELL,
OPENING OP PBBNOH GOODS
BIM SILK ROBES A LEZ;
SILK ROBES, DOUBLE SKIRT%
SPLENDID ROBES, TWO FLOUNCES;
SPLENDID ROBES, THREE FLOUNCES;
NEWEST STYLES FALL SILKS;
ROUND-CORNERED SHAWLS;
EXTRA RIOII PRINTED DE LAMES;
PLAIN AND BAYADERE BLACK SILKS.
EIRE & LANDELL,
sepl-38t FOURTH AND ARCH STREETS
WITHERS & PETERSON,
BROKERS,
No. 89 South THIRD Street, (East Side.)
Pro - winery Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Zco., ma
turing in this or other States, promptly collected, and
parties advised immediately on receipt of funds.
Drafts at sight or a few days to run; cashed at mode
rate rates.
Southern, Eastern, Western, and Pennsylvania State
Money bought at low figures.
Drafts drawn on all the principal cities in the Union.
au2l-2m
CHARLES E. BUOli,
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND AGENT,
No. 814 K WALNUT STREET.
Real Estate purchased and sold. Houses rented.
Rents and Ground Rents collected. Money procured on
mortgagee, ground rents, oko.
IBBIRNNO/10.
Frederick Fraley, Esq., Wm. D. Lewls, Esq.
Morrie L. Hallowell, Esq. Thos. P Bparhawk, Esq.,
James Dunlap, Esq., Caleb donee, Esq. au3o lm
AUGUST BELMONT,
BANKER
78 STREET,
FEW TORE
banes
Letters of Credit, available to Travellers, on all
• le of the world. ie3o-Om
(111.0NISE & CO.,
STROIE AND EXOHANGD DROKBRS,
No. 40 South THIRD Street,
: PHILADELPHIA.
Refer to the Bain and DEOHNISE of Phlledelphla
je7-17
OHAB. LEY WILEY.
BR .w ci. k, 'Apr . 03 a. YUMA; al
MA B N AN
K-NOTE,
EROKER STOOK, AND EXCHANGE
S,
W.N. corner of THIRD and CHESTNUT Streets,
. .
Collection made, and Drafta drawn on all pints of the
United States and the (madam, on the moat favorable
terms.
Collection' made, and Drafts drawn on England and
Ireland.
ljncurrent Bank Notes bought. Land Warrants
bought and sold. Dealers in Specie and Bullion. Loans
and Time Paper negotiated.
Stocks and Loans bought and sold on Oomatission at
the Board of Brokers in Philadelphia and New York,
jea-em
EDWARD R. PARRY, RICHARD R. PARRY,
Notary PubHo for Commissioner for
Minnesota. Perumylrani& and
New Jersey.
PARRY & BROTHER,
BROKERS & GENERAL LAND AGENTS sod
OONYBYANOERS,
(FRONT STRERT, above HICEORY,
MANKATO, MINNESOTA,
Pay particular attention to loaning and tweeting
Money No te s . eelts and others, and colleeting
Drafts, & o. Any letters of INQPINT or bneineu
will receive prompt attention. Refer to
Wood Bacon, dr, Co., Philadelphia.
Dale, Ross, A Withers, Phtledelphis.
Sharp, Haines, & Co.. Philadelphia.
Richard Randolph, Philadelphia.
Charles Ellis & 00., Philadelphia.
Parry & Randolph. Philadelphia. my2l-15WD.:
MANILLA. ROPE.—To Western and
Boutbern Merchants—A large stock of ?d i mly
Item manufactured and for sale by
WAVER, PITLEB, & 00.,
No. go North Water street, and
No. 22 North WRARVEB,
CENTRES
Shanit, auction lota,
COOPER & CONRAD,
NTH and MARKET Ste
8. E. corner N
FOURTH AND ARCH STREETS,
EiTAPLE AND FANOY
SILK GOODS.
TODAY
Oroktro.
:or Salt an; to Let.
VON„ SALE—Lot of Ground, North side
-
Thiyteeizthlitreete.loo by 80 Apt, with Three fronts,.
Atipij to, 4.0. VIO 51P21#1 4 4. 31C.00NARMO!,
AltOfflltreet.,
FOR' SALE —„A. bandecime residence,
Rith,pll'-ilia_ niodart imirovaMentn„ll4o_l4Se
yard„v.:l*y; Ec,6 - ; BlXTH,•ndir SPRIN G eitRuEN
Street , Terzuseday. P. IC:LYND, by e South SIXTH
Street, (eecoa tory.) aelMnr-
FUR SALE 0 . 11 EXCHANGE-4
Ida handsome nea , manalon,,l9 r9ome, and '4O sorely.
nrar Ou'imodd' Station, North' Pennsylvania Railroad.
Sitio%mild, t abundant, health unsurpassed.' Atiy
person really desiring a handsome Country, Seat in ex
ohang4 for city property will-find this an nnnsoalr4-
portoniti of accomplishing Ilia object. Apply to P. K.
8, /SIXTH bt (gd story) selT-Im
,fIFOR. SALE—A - pretty, Cottage; nine
iooms, and one or more awes, On Wyoming avenge.
two miles oat the Second-•treat Turnpike Alio, several
handsome cottage lots,. The neighborhood is healthy,
beautiful; and rapidly improving. P. K. LYN D, sx
SIXTH. St , (2d story.) - eeTT-lm
o SPECULATORS and CAPITALISTS.
-IL —Thirty acmes or less of beautiful Land on Wyoming
Avenue, near New Second street, only two miles north
or the pavemests, for sale a bargain, and terms easy.
Apply to P. K LYN D,65i South SIXTH Street, (second
story)
,e017.1m
we TO RENT—The new iron-front Store,
mi. No. 244 North THIRD street, above Bemoan'
the use of Shelving, Counter, aco. ' Suitable for the.
wholeasle Clothing, Notions. or any other busineia.
Terms low. Apply at No. 252 North , THIRD fl•reet,
three doors above. sell•nt* if
maFOR SALE OR TO RENT.—A. Desira-
Me property in Main Sun villane. Lot side, feet
front on 11 - ermantown road, by six hundred feet deep
to a main street. the improvements ore a brick
dwelling, with store, containiog fourteen rooms In all:
Also a greem.honse; two hot-houses, cottage on back
street, stables, coach-house, &c including a choice
variety of fruit trees, all of , which will be sold on as
terms, or a prortion rented to a mind ten
ant. Apply to CalifidWELL & WILLIAMS,
sell3-bt ,206 WALNUT Street.
OFFICE TO-LET.—AN ELIGIBLE or
-11012 for an Insurance Company, or similar oar
porationi having three communicating rooms on -the
samo floor, No. 984 WALNUT Street, above DOCK.
Immediate possession given. Apply to
• JOHN 0. REPPES., or -
THOMAS T. BUTOHBR, -
No. 112 South II'OURTH Street, ,
rah.Bo-taths-tf second story, front room. -
4,10 A To LET—A. full-furnished House, in
LEL CHESTNUT Street.; emit of Broad Yoee•eefon
immediately, Addrebe SOX 1858 2 Poet Office. aelS-St
FOR SALE-
One of the moat Yahnit,le and Deetreble
DOUBLE BROWN STONE RESEDENGES ,
IN THE OITY,
No. 1810 OHESTNUT STREET,
EXTENDING THROUGH TO GEORGE STREET
Raving been built by the owner for hie own Residence,
no expense has been spared in its constriction.
CHARLES BOGGS,
929 Market Street,
Or to 31, TROMAS .k SONS,
139 and 141 Sonth Fourth St.
eel44mlf
CHOICE COTTAGE SITES, WITHIN,
three minutes walk. of two Stations on Philadel
phia and Germantown Railroad Tor sale cheap. Apply
at corner of Tioga Street and P lank Road, or at No. 23
North Sixth Street, to
_-
see-lm* T. L. LITTLRFrELD.
ebutational.
n'DONNELL'S BOOKKEEPING 'IN
STITITTE, EIGHTH end ARM Streets, is now in
sucessful operation. Open day and evening. See Cir
culars. se2o4t*
1-11- A TERM OF THE LAW DEPARTMENT
of the UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA cote.
mences on the 4th of October.
Prof. tiIIARSWOOD, International and Constitution
al Law, &c. "
Prof. MoCALL, Pleading and Practice.
Prof. MILLER. Real Estate and'Conveyanclng.
An INTRODUCTORY LECTURE will be delivered
by Prof. SHAP.SWOOD; on the dth of October, at eight
o'clock P. M , at the Lecture Room of the Department;
by Prof DIoCALL on the 6th, and by Prof. MILLER
on the tth of October, at the same hour and place.
se2o4oco
PENN INSTITUTE—Southeast corner of
& THIRTEENTH. and FILBERT attests', opened
on MOaDAY, the oth of September.
Private instruction, though favorable to rapid pro.
green, yet sends the ;scholar into the world with a keen
sensitiveness. which tatally disqualifies him for active
life; whilst attention to many oftentimes force, the
instructor to meet general difficulties rather than those
personal to each individual, and the learner either
Mesa all interest, or becomes superficial in his acquire.
manta. For these and other reasons the number Is
limited.
For further information apply personally, from nine
o'clock A. M. to one o'ciock r. AI., or by note, to
aelB-tf R BTRWART. Principal.
EINGLISH SINGING—BaIIad and Opera-
FEAZER• gives Instruction In the
above styles, on the moat approved system. ' • '
sel&lm 409 South EIGHTEENTH Wreet.
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, PE-NN
Square —Applicants for admission into - the
TEOHNIoAL SOOOOLS' are requested to preienV
themselves for Examination on MONDAY, September
20, at 9 &clock A. M. A. L RENNEDY, , M.
sell3-3t Prosident'a Yftenlty.
'CLASSICAL EDUCATION.--ROBERT
41.-/ H. LaIMERTON. Ph. D. of the University of
Groningen, will hereafter have charge of the Classical
department in the SCIENTIFIC and OUSSICAL
81 ITUTE, CHESTNUT Street, northwest corner if
Twelfth. No pains have been' spared- to render this
School eminently worthy of patronage for boys of all
egos, and m all departments—Engl eh ; Classical, and
Scientific. Entrance on T WSLPT it St.
eel?-Ito J. - SIMI?, Principal,
J J. R 1 ED'S INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
• LADIES, No 1523 WALNUT Street. For terms,
apply at the Institute. .
Rays ass ass —Dr. (louvers°, (editor of the Christian
Obscrroar,) Rey Dr. C. Wadsworth; Rev. Dr W. B.
Stevens, Col. J. W .Forney , 0. !r. Leland Esq., Pro.
•pEoril Vethake, Allen, Brass; of the University, and
fther gentlemen sele-lm
J. REED has resumed his course of-in
ida• atruotlon In Melo and on the Plano-forte. No.
1623 WALNUT Street. - • sel6-lm
M R. T HOR BE CKE .hits the honor to
JAIL announce that be will resume his !Instructions on
the PIANO immediately after hie return from Iturope,
(in the latter part of September,
Pbase address communications to ,4 Box No. 1898, ,,
Poet Ofilco. sel4-121ek
GEORGE R. B&LICER'S ENGLISH and
CLASSIaAL SCHOOL, GERMANTOWN, wiII
reopen on bIONDeIi, September 0, MS; an3o4Btek
MRS. NaGUIRE'S BOARDING AND DAY
ScIROOI, FOR YOUNG LAMB, HMO SPRING
GARDES Street, be re-opened MONDAY,' Sep.
tember 6th. anNtlw*
Boots nub Shaw.
NI EN'S FINE CALFSKIN BOOTS,
.131 SHOES, and GAITERS; Boys' and 'Youths'
sewed Monroes, best city manufacture. Low prices.
With a general assortment for Men, Women, and Ohil
dren,s wear, at ' DUTTON'S,
No. ElNorth SECOND Bt., 10. Arch , East slde,
selB-2t "Sign of the Red Boot.n
WHELAN & CO.,
WBOLESALE DEALERS
BOOTS AND SHOBS
STRAW ROODS,
No. bl 3 MARKET STREET,
' A RUM, RABIN, & CO.,
BOOT AND BHOE WAREHOUBB,
MANIMACTORY,
NO. 526 MARKET STREET,
NORTH BIDE, .DELOW i3IXTII,
an25..1m PHILADELPHIA..
HENDRY & HARRIS,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
N. W. Corner THIRD and ARCH Streets,
au2s-201 PHILADELPHIA.
FALL STOWS
07
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JOSEPH H. WrHOMPSON a CO.,
No. 814 MARKET STREET,
Inn
Nos. 8 and 6 PEANELIN PLACES
NAM NOW IN MOll A LABOR AND WILL ABOONSID
BTOOS 01
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Or CITY AND EASTERN MANUFACTURE
Which they offer for sale on the best terms for cash,
or on the utnml credit. Buyers are Invited to call and
examine their stook. - jyBl•tf
BOOTS AND SHOES .—The anbaciriber
has on hand a large and varied dock of BOOTS
and 811010, which he will sell at the lowest prides.
GEO. W.' TAYLOR,
ao7l-ly IL I. eomer PIIPTH and HARM' Ste
printing.
JA.OICSON,
JOB PRINTER.
Kas Removed to
•
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT STREBIL
an2B:lm
B
J AOK.S ID O R N Es , T J ti O u:
A P :DTIFII
TE T R,
EITREET.
JACKSON, JOB PRINTER,
CHESTNUT AND FIltH STREET.
JACKSON, JOB PRINTER ;
CHESTNUT ANDPIPTH STREET,.
JACKSON, JOB PRINTER,
CHESTNUT AND FIFTH STREET.
CHECKS PRINTED BY JACKSON.
NOTES PRINTED BY JACKSON.
BILL•HEADS PRINTED BY JACKSON
CARDS PRINTED BY JACKSON.
per
th
0 0
u A s i d ) ,
b3 l ) r .T i n A t o el
() It $ 1 ,1 1 .40 rt
tltltlOOO EStNIIT. • • eel 4 12t
grIERMAN OIGARS-800,000 In store and
A.-A tor Rao by WILLIAM H. YNATON,
seB No. 910 Oath NRONT Btroet
_ -
AA/ANTED - ,An active - and Cape' Owned -
444 . 4 .kia1e5t00n,in,i...,W,
reference .lequired.3 -Ad9reu-:
TINTANTED-By ai•middle aSed - ,¢. meiics
[ VT 'Lady,..l situation: as Goeerneur .a . pete to '
Good refeeenoes !kill be I , vezi.- :, :kidreitallfli.
MARY4:B2OI4/171V, Milk - 4 Delaware county Penn.
prints.
ek.i ' ';YDII.I4P LAD rthiklying lontieare:ox
'
on • =l.7dr tri'4 ll G d rYg="l - d d dr i ry aa aZtl i X t ult t
!God's -Detp t ia.. , -: ~-, . . „ ' 102040
~
II LIT4.Id,TED-A tidy Girl to attend to house-
Ly v :work.. Mast to - a good ironer, Apply at US
' - -•-, - -.! -_ <-
n ,.,, & rata* :
I'INE Strep
t '.:
VI[TANTED- , .oinvasselis new-Pupil
; . - ia press
and 'atthrtly to be issued.
Addregd fi.C,B;I! office of This Rms.
„
;ANTED -=A Young Lady to attend in a
v V Retail . ?Andy iltore. , , Addiens.“ *AL”
•
Mee • r ': -• • • • , selB.2t* • ,
AATANTED=A Salesman in _a—W.l3°l4lli_
V Oloth Store: None need apply incept these as
with the boeleess. ' Address aB. 8. ,, :0fd0e at
'The Press ; - - •
WANTED—To. Adopt 2 a Male Child not
,
V V i o,2 ger lban ja rs Goodare sad mers
Arninitig will De - gaa ra atfad. - Address .CHARITY, a
this office. aetS Bt*
;AATANTED4The Loan of $1,200 for three
v r mouths, for which 10 per cent. tutored and gno4,
real 'tat' seenrity will be given. Address FACTOR.
at this office. . - - sslitates
VirANTED—A purchaser for a Patent
right_ of an article needed , "for every day use.
$360 only regttired. A sure and "creatable business
Ittll be insured: For particulars address EDMUNDS,
Blood% Despatch: r set &WS
A. ,WIDOW LADY desires a situation to
inperintend the attars at's bones for a GaatL
mae, mould be fuliyqualified to Vat as Gomm'.
The beat of retbeeneee Or and required - Add
EXPERIENCE, Blood'iDr i spatch.. ' eel=
ea WANTED TO 1111tEr—A4(iod - Nonse,
LL with modern improvements, within six swirl* of
Blzth and Noble streets. Addreu L Box 12.11 r 03.
sel.7-3t
VIT.AITTED—By an .exilerienced BOOR
•T • KEEPER, a Situation in a Yaotery or Whalen".
HOMO. Would have no objection to go South. Addle..
PARKES, office of The rms. sel64t.
liVANTEDAS'iieraon having $BOO, to join
V - the advertiser in - purehsaing L patent tight of
great vs ue A large profit sill be guaranteed Address
v. B. NORTON, Blood'a Despatch:• .„ -• ada-ape
AN, Experienced :116 . ok.keep'ei desires
Situation Ina Wholesale or ManutaaturiugAsta
blishmont. The best of ,reierenw emus /Oars= J.
T., at this Office. • , seWatel,
IX/ANTED, FOE TELE UNITED 'WAWA
• • • EAVALRY—AbIe-bodied r ,unmarried min, to
whom will be Aires good pay; board, - ekithing, and
medical attends:me.- Pay frem $l2 to - en per roantb.
No man - haring a wife or child will ,be moo UK. App . ,
for MOUNT= 8222101 at No. 817 !Erwin,
abort Eighth, north aide, - ' . .
PERSONAL.—This is to not if y the publio
that EDSON JACOBS is no longer in my employ.
AU debts most be pdd to the tundersigued. • •
aelB-MAR • ' - S. T..TUDSON.
OARDIN,G. A ryonng Lady-,= wishful
B
"Boardiiig A short distance from the city: - Te-me
must be moderate. 'Address,with particulars, AMNIA,
at this office. , ' Ant24l.2t.
BOARDING.-A Widower, with Three
Children: aged respectively five, nine, and, thir
teen years, wishes to secure BOARDING with a retired
Private Family. in a Central part of the City. Address
M., at this Orfiee, stating terms. ,
_.alB-gtie
25 NORTH SEVENTH STREET.— Gen.
tiemen can be accommodated -fib Dinner or full
Board. Also, large and small room to let, With board,
mutable for familiea and eingle gentlemen. selT-6t4t
BOARDING.-A' handsome suite of apart
manta on the second floor, W A1,1117T fit., between
Anted atd Sixteenth. Address with , referenee, L. M.
B. , Press (Alias. , , Nemec
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
OPENING OF THE REASON.
MONDAY EVENING, dept. 20th, 1868. - -
First night of the wonderful. -
RAVELB!
The entertainments will commence With striking ind
Novel Evolutions on the TIGEIT ROPE!
The Intrepid Chinaman ' by M. Oblarini; Eittegarlan
Polka, by Gabriel Bevel; Oupid, - by.lfonng America, 4
years old. '
To befollowed by the graceful and dashing tight.rope
Dauseuee,, MARIETTA Z ANIRETTA.
To conclude with the Pantomime-DBBORALIIMEAU
Admission—Parquet, Parquet Circle, and_ Balcony, 60
caws ; Family Circle sod Amphitheat re, 25 cents.
Do3ra open at 7 ; Performance to commence at quar
ter of 8 o'clock. . , •
MRS. D. P. BOWERS* WALNUT-ST.
LUIL: THEATRE, corner of NINTH mat WALNUT
MONDAY EVICNING., September 20, 1859,
THE TOIITH OP FREDISICH THH.GEEILT
. .
Frederick WWI= ‘hisFiret of Prussia, Mr. Wahine:ft
Charles Frederick, his e,dest. son, Miss A. Cruise;
Queen Sophie of Prussa, Mrs. H. A. Perry ; Bata,
bath of Brunswick , Princess of Austria, Situ O. RM.
loge. .To with MT. AUNT.
Priam of oiltandou—Sooond T•or end loudly Cho%
and Third - Tier, 25 cents; Parquet; 57% cants; Drees
Carole, 60 cents; Private BOZO", according- to Ihoir
locale, 55 and $6; Single Seats in Orchestra and Private
Boxes, 75 cents. - ,
Doors open at 7 o'clock; Curtain nisei off% o'clock:
WHATLEY & CLARICE'B' ARCH-BT.
T E HEATAB.—WiIIimai 8. Fredericks, end
Stage Manager. -
MONDAY EVENING. September 20, MIES,
THE WIZARD OF THE WALTZ.
Charles Faulkner, O•ptain of H. M. El Wizard of the
Wave, on Ramat service, Mr. Dolman; Don Jose Del
Bandebar, Governor of St /ago, Mr M2thallonek.•
To commence with the comedy of FORTY AND MIR.
Admission. 26 eta. Secured Seats in Dress Chute; WM
etc; Orchestra Stalls, 60 eta; Beata itt Private Boxes, lb
eta; Gallery,l2 ete ; Gallery for Colored Persons,'l6 ate ;
Private Box in Gallery for Colored Persona , 30 ate;
Whole Private Box, $3.
Doer' opera at quarter before 7 o'clock; ecnrouruiee at
7}j, precisely.
CONCERT HALL.
• THIRD WEEK OF
SANDERSON'S COLOSSAL REPRESENTATIONE
OP TEEN BOSSIAN WAR.
Exhibits this week, en Monday, Friday; and 13atarday
meltdown only, and on Saturday Afternoon
• Admission 25 canto; ohildren 18 cents. sep2o-11.
Doors open at T. Performance to commenoo at ,y of S.
MUSICAL FUND. BALL.
ONE MORE CONCERT
PARODI; JOHANNSEN, HEMP, MILLARD, Mire
OA, MOLLENHAUER, BATTER.
CARD OP THS MA:•AGEBIENT —The Manager of
the ST RAHOSCH CONCERTS respectfally announeee,
that in consequence of the inability of many fami li es
of the city and vicinity - to gain admission to BULLS
PARODI'S last • Farewell Concert. it his been de
termined, on the return of the artists from Washington
to New Tort. to give
ONE MORE CONCERT IN PHILADELPHIA,
ON TUESDAY-EVENING, BKPT. Slat.
This will be positively the last appearance of MiLLII
PARODI in Philadelphia. The programme will be
most carefully elected, forming the moat attractive
ever offered in a Concert Room. In addition to other
selections, !MLR PARODI will sing the- eoul.atirring
American National Song,
"THE STAR SPANGLES, BANNER,"
And, by request, repeat the celebrated Trench Hymn of
Liberty,
Both, or whicli bays produced, on each occasion, the
most Intense enthueleam.
. .
M'LLB PAHODI will King—Asia, Tanatodi;" Duet,
"Don Pasquale," with Mr. Millard. Laat Rows of
Bummer," the Maraelllalae," and "The Mar Spangled`
Banner "
30tfANNBEN—Arley . 4 Itennial.” "Der
Frauluta," end Tomato Lotatiarity , with /inn.
Millard and Janos. -
MIBB HUMP—The Lute Bong and a Scotch Ballad.
btlLLAßD—Finale Lucia—Duet with Mlle Pa
red', and Tetsatto with bt'de 7ohamaen and M.
Junes.
PHILADELPHIA
M. Jl:lllok—Aria, "Jerusalem," " LIMN° du
Nord." and 'roulette Lombardi," with M'de Johann•
Len and Mr Millard.
- • .
M. MOLLENHAIIIIR will play ' , Elegie, ,, by Brut.
M. BATTER will play ' 4 illiam "Lucia,"
and Duet . 4 Tarriultula," for two pianos, with
MR. WOLFBOI3 N. se2o-dtf
NATIONAL HALL—NARILET STREET.
NOW OPEN
J. INEOO WILLIAIIIB'I3 celebrated -
„,j'ANOBANA OF THE BIBLE.
This magnificent PAINTING commences with Chaos,
and continues down in historical order to the Habil°.
nish Captivity, containing more than fifty of the most
sublime and interesting scenes in the Bible.
Exhibition EVERY EVENING. Doors open at 71 to
commence at 8 o'clock precisely.
Tickets 25 cents—to be had at Dell door. Obildre
tinder 10 years l 6 cones.
Also. Exhibitions on WEDNESDAY and SATUR
DAY AFTERNOONS for families and schools. Doors
open at 2; to commence at 8 precisely,
Explained by Professor TIBBITTS
BARRETT's GYMNASIUM.
BILLIARD ROOM,
PISTOL AND RIFLIt GALLRRY.
Will open on MONDAY, September Mb, at No. SO!
MARKET Street. aeB-I.mle
S A BLE NF v o ßisi ß T D a 'S str OLE oi tt e H o
0 0 3, U 8 S T E zurr ,
Open for the Season, with the largest
TROUPE OF ARTISTS IN THE WORLD.
The Entertainments nightly offered by
SANFORD'd TKO LPN
comprise all the latest Sono, Glees, Duette, chorus
Refrain, Dances Ballets, &0., Interspersed with
- WIT AND ELOQIISNog.
In fact, all the Vocalism of the day to produoed by
KUSIO, kONG, AND POETRY . .
The whole under the management of Mr. S. B. 13.1 a.
FORD.
Admission IA Mtg. Doors open at TX peg..
formates to commence at 8 o'clock.
EDWIN W. PAYNE,
•
IRON RtILDINH, ARCH mum,
One door above soar*
noroavas MAD SISAL= nr
LABTINGEI.
GALLOONS )
BRIETINGS,
PR NOD. RID,
PATENT LEATHBR,
OONOREBB WEBB,
TOILET SLIPPERS UPPERS,
SLIPPRIS TRIMMINGS, LAOEd, 80. aulS-Sm
NOTICE TO SHOE MAN U FACTURERS.
The undersigned (enocessors to the late JOBEP
T. JOHNS) ere now prepared to meet the treats at the
trade at the
Northeast oorner of ARCH and POURTII Streets.
Their facilities for IfdPORTING and PURNISRING
every article in the SHOE STUMPS and-TRINIitLNIHI
line, at moderate prices and on favorable terms, era
nninirpassed.
The attention of BUYERS Is respectfully rollettel,
WM. J OHNB & BON,
earl , Corner Arch end, Fourth U.
I TALIAN HEMP.—A large mock of. Itslbur,
Romp ozi band and for sale by
W EaVII4 VATLER, & 00.,
seta - No. 23 N. Water . 4 .d 22 Whine&
dr011Botte;;;150 e n for ute by
c c o ont:ty
Ei49etl 4Por abon ?rout,
;Mints,
W. TH. MAGlitirD3R.,
Lt Lieut. let Dag °UM!.
Beanltlng 11.111 m.
Versanal.
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gtmasemnts.
TIMMS VIPTY OENTB
“THE MARBEILLAISB,n
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Oboe /balsas.
OLD STAND,