The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, September 25, 1858, Image 4

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    PUEPiT.
` , - - -Christian Rejoicing.
t A sermon npen:Actfollowing text of Scripture
„..11tas,Pretehed-on, Sabbath evening,: the - 12fti mete
t_lty the/fter.f,Josepli A. Sao,/
' ,ll -biotr'lnhAtee-sehentir,boon ele 6 teA, .11010. V.
14 1 ." - IdeYer'hi'l,tifht4aii';'11:14e itteet,titheytas
-tilirdoloo in thelord *lnert : and again; hojj,ltej lee
; i 'Rinfappilthb
Ittag,alititird...gtioki.liiirent unanimity;
t , hdr. Wet , late of Bititii
more, Was made bYtheleongregation whieli is now ,
Tory Mlooaptable ohiraoter of
bra fnttlat sermode.c'The ohtilreit'isn ,Oreped
i'oreatirnbefor'ithitiriPiuttiiLL --
IThe.texteleerinture selecttel as the basil of the
disediniiihrtis i aidMiiiibli tidbit* to 'aliewithe
Pit'tine religion neeessiirily
.rdesiti .
ssesaer gloomy or morose 3 ,and
le , O,
say tha%no Waiterhow eiftsthiOnid`si)tthMay
.
:'Affeettlie‘regde'o9,ini Mind in9lltt
t itmeet, admirably handled:
;
3310.04111'ieeiiirk, ihaireligion was, not
1,51 • ,
a .-J • nut /of It, was not a;
sullen end sour-thingrrelultingils*toVe /rhid
Was Itself's* n ever-a,
-souses.itlf,neace - and Joy,: 7,0 r Chriet:thn
orli"ArvitiitelPf vcsiicet nouire -,,
lit•
ero,l,:lACktlef,aemierning tow be‘4 2, - ., I
goMtlidirtgeeof greitojoriittele_elill:
-4he j te,all, vseplifil"s - ;,Ttip"Wi le iingeletTinepiration
freie,,Piit,the kingdom pi-heaven:ft:emended not
in Meat-add drinkOitt;iii`Piti,ati:ti,Ysid f i4j9ty “ii 4 in'
therefore ) .* Christians,
t Eirof t rgartrn4J7eiltar . :fhatllkel Sysnintytairee
ithiolt '1.9,-;‘ftrejiice
; ,„ ,; `,„ t
rejoice' in the Lord'? 'WU tient& bui.
hfgb-
T-eett,Plei.keif r Pt an -, bellnincsciedivhie things, /nd
.:. not inteerrupt Bentiutlity,
2 ,, ,thenaveit to take:pineal/rill these e.iiit i ~a~ e watch
Prcilletid, OM, and areispitiolieilitAethilaw of rho
Lord.; -andin:view of thih;the'sneakbri!atd there
• waSIM sitree'or*.itinjOYMeitthat,#iinot freely
~. eitekt
'''
obirtantilis.,f To analyse this subjeot,lio pro
' .-Rosea. first, ~to 'consider that class of joys which
ma dnitt'plegrehireal4 he,iiartieliatedt in
bY'.eititer Christians or men
, ilia, t , -t- •", '
Therelte, for-exiimpli;runoti injo,yment in the'
pursuit of „bowie svisdom. Tritnghdin- tho pus
,intiCof knowledge: pnre in Adessingsywere oven'to
the. stedent in- hie.explorations those,: tite,:ivere
' open. to the Christian ; he, too; °Mild 'drink fiem
pure fountein of, that opulent flhlrinonbe - wilibh
''inititylid,iienatea and • ruled nations ;Ate, too, might
deolpher the insitylptiene on the tombstones of the
' °lassie world rhe, too, could listed to that subtor:
mean thunder_ that' once' alone :dieturbed,. the
tr;slumbers of the ybiing' we'rld ; .ton,'Could.lottk
-. to those shiniag worlds,that threng theliettvens;
7t . witcrreybr'illogieg atc they shtne,, ,• • 3.3
'," "The hand that madam is divine." . „ ,
things - might b e e enjOyed by the Chris
tinanwithent-distrimenrke lift faith' in.:flodor,, his
duty' bi - ,the'Safiedl l :, - ', , „, „
Thellessed cohipitdieriidilPe Of home iyerinent
It taken' and' VititraYedl,by, the speaker,
•as also a-most - legitimite source of enjoyment to
every , followerefletue.' , And the enjoyment which
attached tolhese re' 0 4 th:hie; *heti ,tealizedszi their
tritest and purietaitesifi;;ionstituted 'a picture toe,
near heaven for huinan itinguage to. cpaint, The
tender ,relptionit which bind together the different
menthes* of-a family , like stars belonging, to !hit
same constellation were touched upon with a liand
- that plainitiedloated master of the - lriii 'Philo
' sophy domeatio happiness. Following this, the
speaker said men -might talk of the beauties of
solitude, and their sentimental lopgingifer t,
,:,,
- Yet, itteglat o ttle,was,netiting that could 'take
the plait) el Min a and companions, anitwlio had
a better-right-to;the-fullest- evjoyment - of - this°,
blessed cetnintiikinihinithan,the Christian ?
This same ruliiiiiplied - alse tolhose• arts which
charm theiensetrand the imaginatien,:,Peetry and ,
mindelfterValike litinienlY`ltheir rorikintad
their tendencieff,n Nor - were the pleainftes inspired;
by paintings entatathitiryabylese the,right of the;
Christie/Ahab thi men 'eft the *Old.' 'And as tat
the transporting soeheryirhich „God so profusely!
afforded hil,croaturch, pltheifarotretehing mann
thin,' the levoly landficape;the many-oelored-rain- ,
bow, the stars 9r3)%9411 that sparkle like gems In
the crown of night, oould we believe' thatthese
had. onlytbeen'our,visitot for tbe '
contemplation and.enjoyniente i the'sriekee.t 'The
Psalmist hod brolteMOntln raptures as he ,', ' con •
siderod-thtiltea:vintfi; the. Work" of; freki fingers,
the moon and Stirs had ordained," and
enolaimq; } , /W hat : la mult i that thou tart Mindf u l
of hini,! 'or the &not man, thet thouviaßest him!"
So; too; the Lord whin on earth bed not passed tbe
Rowan of the ileld,neobserved. T 8 him The lilies
of the field were more, splendidly arrayed " than
Solomon in an his ' ' -
To all these 'sublime ferrets" prepared fir "men,
the Christian was an invited zetist, bye, arid in
=atlases byfar the best fitted for their apprecia
tion' - Shelley might singntlio wonders of -Mont
Bleric,_inflie rale of. Chamouni, and Byron talk
affeelingly of_,Natite,, but ;neither with thee . ab.,
limienolden et David a nd betel. The trutinvis,'
Chtistitusity. apnea'. not to 'curtail our, pleasures,
'
but rather to enhauee them. Christians were not ,
called tipoti tO diepense'with'their enjoyments, but
merely to temper and, modify_theirvvrith a propep
referetMito •
Afteedll; tioWever, we`shOuld greatly mistake
the aereeterAft.Chr,lhilwal. if ;we supposed that
it had nielintiUmn intbst-hishaat,ontmo
-1111111TitaliiA bats _ -ova anoru.
The 'Christian :experienced pleasures which'the
world knew lied of. 'iThe religion-tor the. Gospel
scoured to then:Stcommon:joy; 04(111013, in sex
ar age or condition—the game in the
~,ahamber et
the Mak res in-the n • pattee: pf, the king-;4lie same
in the dungeon is viotorr.and triumpho.•The
min, Who', confided le the Saviour knew that theta'
was a hand outstretched to reosiftalt apparent
incongruities and- inequalities • which might , seem
to bear heavily upon the tlgnteous, and to exalt
the winked : Ile knew he Mid, fathir in - hiaven
wholoved =stick ready to help and fur-,
Char his good in all things.- Such an one re'jojoed
in the revelations of the, liord, and in them bun
a true meaning e t fihe'rjdditt Of life. , To him their
orachtiare vrefillef salvotiOri, irotn , whiolt he drew
forth fifteenth of goodnees to hie heart.. • With these
he became an. Isaiiihothanting with the Seraphim;
holy, Lox* of: hosts !" With these
he beam:awe/deltas, and amended Pisgah's heights
to view his promised inheriturthe beyond the - Joh;
dan-of death.- With - these he was suede an Etijab„,
going up to heaven in a chariot 'of lire.
was Simeon, ready} -to depart . pests!, Jer,
his eyes ,Irad- Seen"; Gild's salvation., Though even
pennylesa, he feittliathe had treasnres in heaven.
where - ritoth - tiorrropt not, nor thieves break and
steal. , Even though '
.heinight • be-a sufferer here,
he was nattered Or '&1,4 - greater and more erased-1
ingiveightei eery laid up fur him in Heaven. Th.,
was S lllll Ol l 4 and. 0 hriat libl. - ;!Ife, wag ih4fin
glorious company of martyr's, and was in commit'
nion with saints. Then it wah that Christ Watt mode'
unto him wisdom and rightooninesst' In porsecut,
tion hailed:joy, for so persecuted'they,' the pro.
phets.torlie , prospect - of his OoM p lete redeMptlon
in Heaven gladdened his heart: knewi that if
this ,earthly tabernacle, Were Alseolved, he had 'a
beide, not nitide"inth hands , eternal in p lieaven.,4 -
And pow, he ,wished all to learn how median:mei
a thing it was for a Christian to behabittiallyr
and glottzny.,l The liVle NMI; When thersanshinel
upon thim,-mounted;the topmoSh branches of the
trees to, greet his tolie.ering beams, anti why not
ell:1 030 .1 1 qt their trust in God rejoice and be
happy when his smiles are.upon them. '5 leans had•
himself commanded hisolollowers rejoice ;"
and asain,,; ‘,9et;, not your heart be trodbled
" Rejoice 'evermore was the AVcistle'S etherteq,
thin. aAnd well might it be so for - if bed'
• ty_hosen - „bnegainst ne?'ll2.lClut. GOA-that
justifyeth, who is he that condemnoth? • Certainly
there *as enough presented to is in these reflect
Lions; to,, justify-the latignage oft the text} 1, , ! Re:
joint in the'Lorti`iftillYS.7 e
In eendltision,Aben t it ,wciald be well - for us to
learciiiherein'truiplemmre rested ;•: it rested not
in riches or world y gifts but is run LOAD 4 -And '
yet how strange-It. was that somany were ilispose k
to forsake theseliving•lountains of unfailing !313=,
• joymentcand hetrent -for 'themselves broken Ms. ,
terns which can hold no wafts!, It was for the ,
Christian alone to experience daily 'what it,was to
be surrounded - witit,theAronbleannd, trials Inca
dentAo tthislifilit pilgrimage tintirealise thot inhpi
in Gdd which itiopld'eanhei !albite " Iterate in the.'
Ler& aleinyt," .atur it 'Was 'for Mugge .f.o,reeet
intelligently' bomprehend and aot upon - the couclu-..
ding admonition of- the 'text, " and aguln 1 nay,
Rejoice." • '
Mr,_Sei,eu jc we believe, comparatively unkno7 , l l
to Philadelphiatut, haVvie think:vie tarreongratu
late theeengregation thipustorthip , of ,which he
'has just , assumed inpon theii , disorimbitition and
success hrorippiying thirWantefiiisedliYihe death - ,
of their late_ beloved minister„ Meyer, lo less
than the goinky Of' our virptt 6tatcira upon a va
lush!o acquisition to thoiruntaber.
;
• ,
(ProolvAlid'iteitlYorli Minrusl'i.;Pogurterce.)
An,,item ? has„ recently ,golie the'reinide'of the
press, setting forth that Father 0 iiiniquy,'a Itomsn
Catholic priest4.-had‘abjuied (at Kankakee,
nois) his allegiance to the. Papal See. - - ;, l Father
Ohiniqtiy French' _Canadian, and is a- man of
candor,. ability, and
,of irretiroaohablo morale. A'
few riarti'mtci haWas to the French population of
Canada, mbat ir
Father hiatho. was to the
He was Ihe eloquent advocate of temperanee;;ll4l
visited all the,towris -aim- , villages of Lower' Cana::
da, preaeliinvabstinenee , Fidm "' all Intoxicating
beverages, and,was the meanaoti o souing :thou--•
sands ' the if - tankard's' fate. His .influence
became, immense, for ho had healed many a hears=
br &ea • 3 - • "
In protiesii,pf, time he removed' to a Freitehatt,-
tlementin`northern Illinois, and thorn behainethe
narish,priesti Bishop' arid - ,
demanded the Afire& edificitand ladds to be placed
under hhiAtliebliblip!sl:profootion, according to
She rigulatiblictif,ltome,.,oliiniquy,replied that
the property belonged; to his - people,-and It would:
be for them fecarwhether it should be thus trans
ferred or not., Blehop:O'Regan stated that be (the
bishop) hadsnothelyther-right _
floe, but to the house ini,etioli:the 'priest resided.,
Father Ohinil# l, Vek:AltiCitaribtere,nilawered Ahab.
the house winlils,ownotrid,,thathe was an Ameri
can °Risen,. ittesw;hlS,rightei and -Should - protect
them. This *infix° opening uf controviney.whiell
commenced more than Aro year& egti: t , -The .wri:
tinge of Pere, tinitiiqui profoundly =yea "Mani
of his old-adniirers in Canada, and Wontew friends,
amoniCtitenie of an opposite faith;;`-for the latter
saw that his written replies contained not only
strong - reasoningi hutkevidehoo 'ofja search after,
troth at the fountain head4..thellible. ; _He was
not driven from itiolio:iiillinl..ll6'ciontihned to la
- berand--preaoh among his people. Ile was evi
dently'growinifiiiirtibOtiiibtiOns of thejustnesa of
the; princ i plea. which' b. defendedo Recently hie;
efforts for tilialltiOlfdii 'cif' the Koripturea, and., the,
bold Stand whielittorinul'takeii t inillad down Mere
severely,. th att.:before the denimelation , bis, NW,
parlors._ =
. On the ,22d ult., in n", ormled!assembly which
convened in the court hones at Kankakee, he an
nounced dellidtelyinmietermination to withdraw
'from the -Kelnan Catholic Church, and to fops, a,
new ecilleilasticaltiodr(Whinliiiii } prefaisid toVall
the- "Ifew Christian , Cathollo'.l3hureh.'' .About
one hundred peiaoll2, it followed him
In this inovamont, and, o g btli v e r from his, former
.. ,:telatione ;and- influence', J ill soften wilt babe an
- Important . bearing on the s taligfaus• welfrva,
Lower pf
Clanadif. ['Unlike ' IttiMie,'WhOrto§lr4eiirs,
„Stoi,ettempted 10 - t - efortti RCM MiCathollotler;
many, this - memeppeit#ttilevii aineire and earnest
searcher of ,the'Bible, and 'dealrecit to be open t 6
thepeople - .! , "Afelthie'..tinut".alluded to.thiosubjeet„
air the acailar)pretis liallegiven it puy 7 .
PON'.
iStF
, E :,,::,~.5 ~.t t
: i ::i:
Oaks ba %union.
THOMAS & SON S
„
Alswatismsevitti.4.l.l(otTH , ..ruutaw-BirsißT;
and 69.1
ISTQWEJ AND NILEN":"ENTATEL-TIIESDAN NEXT.
Pamphlet eatalogptia,now_ready, containing -NW de
-lanotrowiraliff,the ~Rroperty, t0r.,10, 11344,14,:iTuendity
tli2Btloll4toio6or3'lwitlf a , lfet ot , - aalel'btb,6th,
Oottoboi: ' 1.. r r;‘
. 0 PALL SALES=4TOONE AND gicAL - ASTATE
a Atalttlrlfall•Ealtfi 28th Soitafabat;4iii.lhopropilsea.
Pall. Salo, 281 b:
.Tenth , Pall tthlllothbe't; at *id utilaqge,
.I , lblatetith Vail 6th Octobor, QR t a.
Tvrelfth - Pall Sala; loth - October, aCtho
irr Tiiirt : of , tVi handbills of thof abol'e now
' i2rot I
MIEZEI
.. 130 141,AVE. BOOKEELLEVE.
The `fifty-flint regular Philadelphia- Trade Sale cow
`Manced on Monday, 21th list.; sat will be contlittod'
i thfolitharit the week, t 4.1,
'1:13" See' ratilognea, „.
; , tt , BAAL BEIPATB,'SPOONSI 10, •t s
''•-Publle balite - at 'the ,PhEladelibbotß ll ßange erery
toesdaylereehig.' •-. - ;7 - 7 .; • " tt" ,
,Erptt Beddbttle bt 4alt tiobeFtitefioAlleparecely,' tn;
sddiNodlo eihieh'wel.poh sh tha Saturday previous
td mat We; one thousand catalOgileajn.pamphlet form,
riling full disorlptioninf,all . oe properV_to.be sold on
-the rollowlnaTneildaY:" 4 ' •
ritrykrrersuramitirrta.,
Iletottrenteralr Oji - Onf.Trifat&.Sale Ro
pier; endAtti,tirthied'efiantotudlzln Or Public Hale
tAbettactel(ot . whildvl,ooo C4plei Are printed 'weekly * )
eraser obeem it . :•!•
jaa - ESTATE AT PlitirA22lll3A.B4
.7Dir-We have a latrAnlannt of itealXstate.ol:Prt-
IviideP,Siddi otery.'desoription' Of ' (Sty and
000 , 11-007rpertrv.Printedl Liata'noy fixi - had' at the
, t v-s.,IRAILROAD BONDS, STOOKS - 7 - W
On , Tneeday tEredirid, -- • •-, •
jSeth September, at 7 o'clock. at the Philtdelphht Ex
change, for account - of whom it Mor-co-ncern—
, -Flys Sl,ooololpar cent bonds • Oatawissa,-Milliams
dirt end Erfeltailroad„ Company—Ooupons payable let
- • t
sy and Novembe r , Oitth coupon due Man 1858 ? !1,
ticked.) - ' • ' '
- Altai, for sarocuccOnnt',.. - - - - -
Five $1,009 ,f.per cent. bOnds'Allegheny Valley Non
food 1 . -slo oo .7.ituponit payable Ist January and July.
Alilol' SOY Oaf! accounts =.
4.lbared - Ainericon Academy of Hada: - '
'"`White. _Stevens-Lit .(lode note,- dated 21th April,
18.57. at five months due let Ootober,'l.Bs7, for z E2,600:
OR share Point Breese Park Association. •
1 share Philadelphia Misty
Lahore Mercantile -Libfar t y bompany.
BIGLITII PALL SALE—ON TUN, PRP,AtISSS.
Executore,galo4 ,- ;Estetelif;Abiltham deo'd.
'HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE. WITH SIDE
TARD,. : No, 1331 SPRUCE STREET.
'On Vitesdiyhforning.
Sept. 28th at 10 o ' clock , on , thp premises, N 0.11381
spruce straiti - -cdiner of Sycamoreetreet,`eist of Broad
street. Lot 29 feet on Spouse street, 110 feet on Syca
more street.. 't . Y:4 ,
'liorsianoLo: ', ' iDuartntal BARON hilltROBS,
,
'lnsiedlatelfiffer thasialenf the hottee will be sold
tkm entire household furniture, • • •
NINTH, BALL SALE—Path SEPTEMBER, •
Will include -
og:dean - O Court Sale—Estate of Hammer minors. ,
- MitililLlAOß Arp LOT OF GROUND, Logan street,
, betviaMPßuttenirebir and Creep streets, and west of
zegenth.atreat,- •,• ~" •
F.xelniter's sale-Retate of Benj. li.--Warder, Dee , d.
r Olil)II BTRIIIKT.—Three-story. brick:oolll4 Noble
street.'westsof 'Foiirth 'Street:
" - HANDSOME' MODERN .RESIDENCE,IIVEST SIDE
r',OF SIXTEENTICSTEEET,',No. 251 0 north of Spruce
street; stmerloratibloand coaoh-hones, and.large gor
den,extending ,to, Ratner street. The whole premises
16 petted' order:' k..lans may „he - had .at the auction
Torok. - ID' klilge -, iittion of the parehase money
may remain on mortgage:, • s •
NEAT MODERN" RE , IDENOIII, with marble front,
Sixteeethstreet, east side, - north -of Spruce, street, 26
feet front: 7 Er Ihmisidlitejxisiesefon. '
ELEGANT ItESlDENOlL—The'Elegaek hrotni;stone
residence s No. , l72h.Walrint ''street;• near`
_Rittenhouse
Square, with extra modern imp_reYilluente.,.andleiliret.
- rate order. — •• 1.; •i it
, - - vArAtAßWatoxiKET.stligAT:ol:o,Pll
Thrit4stery brick Stain and,dwellilig, N0.,,11,14 Market
stesist. , vrith' fiVe brick dwelitits'in the rear, lot 28)(
brjr feet n ivre fronts. , , -.•
• •,‘., • Fareinetory Bale.. - ••• •
TH - REE4STOITUBItIOK STORE AND pW.ELLINfit,
, nortkwest'Acorsier".FoUrth and Wharton stroets„lato
Sotithwark. . ,
YAM:FABLE CORNER LOT, 56:feet on Twentieth
"street, , -120 feSt'fnn Brown attest SS' feet ,nn Capital
atreetvrithirt one squire'of toatea-etreat . pitmen
rgeerallwayc.", " • • - • •
.SCRURCEI PROPERTY.—Three-story' befog 'ehttich.
and-large - lot - of ground; Mary "street, between Sixth and
Seventh, and Lombard au& South streets.
FOUR BRION DWELLINGS. —Three-star)! brick
dwelting,-N0,11116-Wood - street;'Sbera'Duko streiti
with three brick dwellings In the rear.: ,
STORE AND DWELLING.—Three-story brick store
and dwelling northeast, corner of Twettpaecond and
Shorewood streets.
• • • • • . ,
- NEAT REBIDENDD, - No. 88 -Bath 'street, Bristol;
,Bucke county, Pa. It Is within four squares from the ,
steamboat landing.
Executocy. B•lo—.state. of William D.. Lents,
NINT dtIILDING LOTS, First ward, via:
LOT, Wharton street, west of Austin etreet.
LOT, southwest &slyer of Eleventh and Lents streets.
LOT. Eleventh street, south of Lents street.
FOUR LOTS, Lents street, west of Eleventh street.
LOT. Twelf,th. street; north nt Lents' street, and
A. LOT, southeast corner of Twelfth and Lentz
streets. . -•
. 7
IDf Tin peitieulka
LARGE AND VALUABLE LOT, northwest corner
Dread and Spruce streets, 120 feet on Broad street, 05
feat on Spruce st , eet end 05' Neon Westmoreland at.,
one of the most valuable vacant lots in the city—three
fronts.
, .
, Peremptory Sale. -
STORE AND DWELLING —A two and a half story
brick store find dwelling; No. 1230 Nbrth Front street,
with two:amine dwellings in the rear on Rope etreer:
FALL u BALE-00TOBER dth.; •
Will Include '" •
'
txeontor?sy Peremptory.Balo—Estato of 0. Deditkirj
YOUR TIMER•STORY RIGOR DWELLINGS, OTTER
St•oot. east of Leopard street. Kensington.
TWO TRREE•STORY BRICK DWICLLINGS, OTTER
Street, south of School rent, Kensington.
,Orphana , Court Sale—Mete or. Randolph W. Esau,
deceased.
BRICK. DWBLI4IIO-, FBAS'S:. DWELLING, A ND
STABLY.: and large.LOT, about X of an • acre, Frank
ford turnpike and Waterloo street (late Dletrict of
'Richmond).
Orphans , Court Sale—Estate orTobn 8 .Tones, decd.
rfrlier att freitieirlet n iftrifrriNaf: "3-Raw"
t:lrpiotov.Cottrt ,PereutptorySole—ltstato of Benjamin
" ' • ` Atbburniti, deceased.
, VALBAI3LB.PROFRIVTIri.WBBT FITILADELMITA.
- -Stone residence, amd.three large late, northwest nor.
nor Till int Locust streets
.aieentofil..SPereinitirY, 8a1e..-Bstate of Jane blab,
• ,• • ••• •, _deceased.
; VILA4BM" liugrNssic tooAnow.—Two three-
Otory Mob 'affialtogi, Nod, 38 and 40 North Fifth street;
bet coop btalltal and Arch etreets.
Eiiidelstate.
• Lot north - aide North- street; west of Fifth street,
adjoining the above..
.•
• •
ID'Salo abtotate.
1.17, Bed lithOgraphie plan of the three properties,
Firth and,North streets. - „ ,
Execitorof Pereinptory - Sale-Estate late of James
Bell deeeased,
` YALUABLE L9TB, east side BROAD Street, above
&nab "street. .
.Exeoutors , Bale—Estate of George W Morris, &Mailed.
. NORTH, TWSLPTEL BTREBT.--)landsotne,roodern
resldenceorttle largnaide yard N0:227 North Twelfth
street, OM Race Lot 38 feet front. ' •
WALNUT STREET —The elegant brown-stone real
`Alenee.life 1797 Wainntatitat; hear Rittenhouse square.
WALNUT STREET.—Handsome modern residence
No. 1117 Walnut street, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, nnrtb ' - ' '
.111tOWN-STONE RESIDENCES. Two handsome
brown stone residences,
, Nos. 817 all 819 South Third
st set, near Spruce . • '
CHESTNUT STRNET.—Two handsome modern resi
dences, Nosaso4 and 1500 9hestent sfireet,,Oelonnade
SPRUCE STREET.—Elegant new brown-stone resi
dence, No. 1717 itpr..ce street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets,neer Rittetatoruse @Snare.
VINE STREET.—Nest modern residence, No. 1901 .
Pine street, west of Nineteenth street.:
r yeitimmiroonNta 1..0T.--305.4 feet on Ninth
street 138 feet on Montgomery street. Mao, a large
front on the germantewn and Norristown railroad
Three valuablelionts' " •
frAllg.-100 sores, with int_pcovementa, New Castle
eon nty. near Smyrris, Delaware, '-
NEAT' MODERN RESIDENOE—No. 221 N. Twen
tieth street. south or Vine street.
• Sale at No JAM. Spruce street. -
lanousßnotivettntNrrum - LARUE 'MIRRORS,
BRUSSELS CARPETS, &o. -
Ou Tuesday.bloruinfr, .• -
.
At 10Volticti,14 Set - liter:Le, et No.lBBl. Spruce street,
the entire household furnittt. e br order of executors.
Also, the kitchen furniture, &o.
MILT -The superior residence will be Sold rto
evioue r
M furniture.
TO OMNIBUS AND STAGE PROPRIETORS
SIXTEEN OMNIII11613; RTINNIAG, GEAR,
g 88, Ace. . „ , . -
;i0 (Li "on We dnesday Moirdzig - ,y
Septemberlath,At 11,o , olook; at "the•atibles 'of the
Fairmount Railroad Oompany, Wood:street, between
Twenty•tmoond and
_Twenty,third streeta„ without, re
served', VIP omnili'asee. part nearly new, and all in good
running order, .TerMS at said.' May be examined any
Aline previous to sale.
data at Nos. 189 and 141 South Fourth street.
SUPERIOR PIIRNITURE, PIANO-FORTE, N
BRUSSELS , celtpWrsi MIRRORS,
•
_ On Thursday Morning,
At 9 o'clock, at the auction store; an extent!'"
;assortment of excellentfttend.hand furniture, elegant
pktio-fortes, fine mirrors, carpets, etc., from private
,families declining housekeeping, zee:eyed to the store
for convenience of wile;
Sale at N 0.124 No,th,Thirteenth street.-
BUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO
FORTE. FINE OIL PAINTINGS, TAPESTRY
....0101PETS, Sco.
On ....Fridey Morning, •
Pat. ht, at 10 e'clook, at No.' 121 North Thirteenth
street, the superior. furnitarti,+ rOltet000d; 01100-10110;
;4,43;4311 paintings, tapestry carpets, unintel clock. dca ,
peagentleman declining houiekeeping.
IfsD . " May be examined at 8 o ' clock on the morning of
"
OBES NAT RA. ti Al, AUCTIONEER
LY.N. AND 001.111p3810N HEBORANT, O. 3. some:
BIXTII and SHOD Streets
LARCLII. tI3ALB 01?"1/17111ZITED_SWODS-VIPTEEN
The largest sale of forfeltergOods ever offered in this
city will take place
On Tuesday Morning, • '
" fepteniber 28th, ate o'clock, at Moses Nathan''' atm;
Don • More, southeast corner or Sixth and Race streete,
entrance to salesroom from Agee etreet 'it will Consist
la'Partairsuperior frock and deem coats, over coate,•
raglans, sact;„arti busineie oasts, pants, Teets, shirts,.
boots, ahoosi umbrellas, superior silk dresses, ekirts,
and silk' dreeiquaterne,
_Monello 4 bine, debege. me
rino, cashinne, _ chintzy and.other,deessea, and dress
patiorniq•bidelte;.Eitelli. Banton- orapevplesd woollen,
Agtired'tneritleijsilk; and:other,long And square shawls;
lasetolisi - paradolis; 'elegant , silk-velvet cloaks,
,circulars, Vannes, dcq esti% merinecand cloth
cloaks, circulars, bisagnm. and mantillas, theatrical
wardrobe; dir gnash', cloth, and wain:Ler°, coat and pant
'patterns', sattineis,;;lB; desqn,, very superior buckskin
purees.'2o rem fine'necordeons, Ate table cutlery, a
number - Of fine pocket and pen hnivee. fancy boxes, time
pieces doable andalugle barrel fowling pieces, revolr
'era; law,medical, theological, historical and miscel
laneous '
hooka; fUrnitare, feather beds, bolatere, and
pillosee, carpetSAUllts; conifortablea, blankets, eh ems,
'and bedding generally; very flan old 'violin'', guitars,
braes inetrumentai - sleeks, carpenter and other tools,
, trerelling trunks, valises, carpet bane, also
some very' fine ',lewolry, and in short, - fifteen .hundred•
lota of Various kind's of goods / Dealers and private
priechasers 'are invited, to attend this sale,to procure
bargains .
Or, The gorals, will be lumbered,
to
for ex
limioattou on the f utieraeoti previous to sale.
1,0" - Putt particulars lu a few days. • , - -
, - -
SAMITtC:NATHANS, AUOTIO,NEERi
and 111011.2Y. - 11.0ANI 01.1102, No. 224 bintla
2142121) Street, below ;Walnut, Oppoaite Pau at., only'
eight deceit lieToW,the Mao:hinge, • ;:
• Mere; bindnele from', 0/,olookf 114' , ditil 10
oiolook, la f the apardniii " 1 ' ••••• '
Ontdoei, isles:es the Almelo% iloreiej
tstded 'llPoleVl4 taw eadlefsetory tonne. • •
OITAL 11200,000;.. , •
••••• iilkittai C
dfor at last Thirty Nora: , •
Adranoler made item one dollar tD thonsandron DM ,
aionda, StitbrYlateWatahen t Jewelry, Hardware; Diet
i ehAndlib, Clothing, Porriltare, Balding, Olgere, Modal
Efilitralueub o ; 011 twi.4/ 0 11 1 00,..Ostriagea, and doe& of
every description, ell , .
goge ; CiDiD, Din . We4w 11 / 2 7.,litelldli Of tfinariirried
upon. Al l Murillo; froin"fill'p 04,1041taWandupirawdsi.
will be *MOM 2. Dqr:1 4 41:.De :,tdoct. MO and over
be lowest inarkeit , !"
This Store Itonse'luwitapeirfdepth 0120 bet, hailaign
die and tbialtproorrailtri trittorn'idl ralnabies and pri,
rate watchmen for tiff "prandial ; Also, a. linty insali
bide ofieatbd IW th e !benefit X'oll parable' bay I; gooda
• 1 3 an . innonnt of, baying 'aninThiltednapital,
Star comes is prepared to Make' salresioei on more antis
,Notory. and ,noooroxsodating "terns the
a ny •
n' soy other In
this city.
vaned to the pobr z th email imountr, wing,
Oni
ge ehar. - • -
- AT ,PRIVATIS BAWL, ,
Patent Lever Ind other • Watolisii, • saAl
"thouthig will be sold le ithuded py!ovf. ;
HUNDRED LOTS
Oak ,bp,gLtt'iialt. n t,5t11
459 MARKET STREET.
LARGE SAL- ) OF: SHIRTING. LINENS, PILLOW
_ CASE .LINENS, BIRD'S-EYE DIAPER;' W HITES=
BROWN -AND -WHITE; ..LINEN.« DAMASK, AND
SNOW-DROP . TABLE OtOTHR: NAPECT#S.; AND
DOYLIES. LINEN-CABIBRIO HANDKERCHIEFS,
OF A'OELEBRATED MANUFA,CTURE WAR
EANTEDALL LINEN.! It
On Tuesday. Morning, - I
September 88th, at - IA o'clock, a roviisoitmfint. of
linen geode of it favorite - bleach, consisting of—
DAMASK AND SNOW-DROP ,LINEN TABLE
A
' - LOTIIS AND NAPKINS. •
- A full assortment of 7.4 to 38-4 llnen damask table
'
A
ble cloth full,
e, tment - of 7-4 to 184 linen snow-drop ta-„
, • .
isikirtineat of 1.8, 8:4, and .
linen damask
-end'efilow•diop ..,1 -
A full aniortment of 7:Blinen damasideylies.
PILLOW BASE' AND IifLIATIN(I, LINEN..
A full assortment of'44 six* With - Shirting linens.
' do" 4410'613 ino4 plilpw ow) linens.
To 't 'do '8 4 bird's-eye )inen dipper
WHITEY-BROWN,LINEN TABLE CLOTHS.
A large ssorfment of:darasiliandlOw. drop whitey
brown linen table'elothriand
HEMSTITCHED; AND' PRINTED BORDERS
'tINEWCAMItItIO lIIN_DICERCHIEFEL
Oases 5.8 fine to superfine OFB4cd ‘ bordera lineh:cam
brie handkerchiefs. ~ , -
Cases B.4lthe to etipetiltin fiords/ bOrders linen.cam •
brie handketchiefs. . '
lind 3.4'n'ew style printed' borders linen
osmbrielindkerchlefo„
,
Oases 5-B.liernatitched linen cambrie handkerchiefs.
' WOMENWOMEN'SWHITE.MISRINO VESTS:
- 1111Idosen women's sopirfor white merino vests.
POSTPONEBIENT , I - - '
trr The sale of shawls,'ofhlesir s. H Hennequin &
Co.'s importatioh, isnostponixtbntil
, Thesclay. Mewling, -
September2Bth,-at 10 o'clock. - '
LARGE 'AND SPECIAL SALE OF SHAWLS, OF THE
MANUFACTURIVAND IMPORTATION or Hems.
HENNEQI7IN & Co.
; • ; "(hi Tuesday Morning.'
September 28th,at;10 , o'clock, by catalogue, on Mx
moriths , ,eredit.'cossisting of— ' = •
Paris,printed Thibet and Yerkerni shawls, galerle rod
Stella borders. ,
Rieli new designs Paris printed, round cornered, man
tilla shawls, with sewed-on borders., '
Elegant printed • Angora ,Peluche with rich
oheneille fringes—a new article •
Rich Paris brcebe-bordered Stella shawls in great Va.
riety of new and choler, patterns.
Entirely new and rich designs broche borders, roiind
corners, Stelia,ehawii a mantillet. •
' Splendid velvet; pliiehOinrcheneillelitelia shawls in
great variety of patterns, a large proportion of them in
round corners,
Rich Paris fancy' plush and Vienna cheneille shawls.
Square and long all-wool and chains laine • Paris and
. Vienna manufacture brush° shawls, Including a variety
of new patterns and colorings never before offered at
&notion.
Also, a very choice, assortment of high colors and
black rich silk fr.nged Thibet and merino shawls , ; in
extra tine qualities , „
Also, a line of long and egitire plain and black Thibet
and merino, wool frioges.
-J37 The &Wye shawls'are all goods of this , season's
importation, put op Mamie° assortments of t esirable
colors, expressly for the Philadelphia trade .
BY THOMAS BIRCH. AUCTIONEER.
, • 'NIT° Sc:I3OREI - SALE
VITA VITI - ec BOW FIRST FALL SALE OP ELE
GANT ITALIAN MARBLE AND ALABASTER
• STATUARY, VASES, URNS,-OARD RECEIVERS,
MANTEL VASES, BRONZE GROUPS AND FI
GURES, FABIAN 'WARE, FRENCH ORINA, HEN
NA. AGATE,' AND BARDIGLIO LAMPS, VASES,
URNS. LAMPS, AND CHOICE FANCY GOODS,
Will take place at the :important , ware.roome, No.
839 Arch street, below Seventh.
On Wednesday Morning,
29th inst.",ittltkg And will bo continued at 73. i
o , closk in the evening. The collection may be exam
ined on Tuesday morning and evening, 28th instant
The attention of amateurs and all admirers of the
fine arts, is respectfully called to the above sale.. The
whole invoice is of direct importation from. Italy,
France, and Englatid:, , •
TERMS OF SALE —Under 2100—cash ; over 2160.-
six mostlis , ;credit foilapproved_endorsbd notea, payable
In Ms city.
rtY WILLIAM R., STERR, GENERAL
1,11/, AUCTION AND.OOIiMISSIION STORE, No 46
NorthNTINITN Street, below Arch. .
Ef4BON, Auctioneer.
TAMES A. ESEE AN r AUCTIONEER,
eif NO. 422 WALMIT STREET., above 2,quivng 4
111- Persons favoritig tie with, ponelgatamils'can ,rest
assured that ilia* property; villtnrit be stacrificeit- -
ltr,Clonandasioretkeoreadederste than thoile , charged
by any other Auction Meuse la the < . ;
ft? Consignunintareapiolinfty •
Mr' Bales mad Immediately after the 'g oode are sold'
SEVENTHIPALL'SALE-.U062'013E11. Bth. ,
This sale will include.: , •
BUSINESS STAND 'AND DWELLINGS, BROWN
STREET, ABOVE, •appwgn arRNET. , hod.'
nese island; four small dwellings on ,the
rear, and the lot of grolind'enuth' bide of lirbirti stritet;,
74 feet west from ]fourth street, 18 Petit rront;77% feet
deep. Subject to $24 ground-rent. Theproperty M in-,
sured for $1 , 600 , and rents for over--$lOO to punctual
tenants.
Orphans' Court Absolute of David Car
lisle, Deceased " • • •
THEEPAITORY BRICK , DWELLING, SIXTH ST.,
BELOW COATES STREET.-LA genteel three-story
brick dwelling, Sixth street, below Goatee street, 20
feet front, 68 feet deep. • IMO ground-rent,
•
Orpband' Court Absolnte Sale - Same Estate:.
TWO DWELLINGS, CARLISLE COURT.-- - -,Also, the
I two - small dwellings In the rear of the above, fronting
on Carlisle Court, feet' 10 Inches in front, 64 feet 8
Inches deep:-
Orphans', Court Absolute Betel-Same Estate,
BUILDING' LOT, 'COATES STREET.--A lot of
ground, with the frame ` hone' thereon; southeast cor
ner of Carlisle court and Coates street, 18 feet front, 66
feet deep.' $35 ground-rent. •
Orphans' Coact Sale-Same Estate, ,
THREE ROUSES, CARLISLE COURT, - Three
, small houses and lot of ground on Carlisle court' , ad
joining the above on the rear, 67 feet 8,I( inches, front
and 18-feet deep,' Clear Of Inoninbrance.
11T 860 to be' paid on each of the Curie when the
'mane is struck off,. -
„RNLI; BSATE AT PRIVATE BALE. , •
Handeome mansion, southwest corner of Seventeenth
'and Wainnt,streete,— • •• ,1• --
Residence; Washington tiguare and Walnut Street.
Dwelllog house. N
Ivlkatto. 827 Vine street, ; . , .. ,
7--AtTNOTlNfiriblrhiter
Hindsorne dwelling, No. 1 9 .2, Wallace street. -
Buintoite stand and dwelling, Seventeenth and Wash-
Aagtoa atreqta- -
• ithigant prolierty,'Bo soiree, Ain., above Torreadale.- -
14 acres of land, Ohelton avenue, Germantown.
Handsome'residence rind lot, West Philadelphia.
Valuable lot of ground, Geynointown Railroad and
1 C olumbiaa avenue.
Handsome dwelltag," Spring Garden etreet, above
Twelfth.
-
CABINET
At private elle, a valuable 'Cabinet, of Minerals, Isom
prising over 1,000, specimens, the collection of several
years. The property DI a gentlinnan who has no room
for them. They are,Verg desirable for a publio institu-
Om Apply at the anetion,store.
I • Sale's& Pfelo34 Howell street.
ADMINISTRATORB_EALE OP HOUSEHOLD
PIIR
NITURB CARPETS, BEDDING, Ac.
, „ On Monday Morning,
•• At 10 o'clock, will be sold by order of the adminis
trator, at No, 1934 Rowell street, between Spruce. ant
Pine stre.te, the entire' holasehold furniture of a gen
tleman deceased.
nj- May be examined early on the morning of sale,
Sale -Bodine's Alley,
TO PRI N T ERB-EXTENSIVE SALE OP POWER
iPRESSES, TYPE-FORSIB AND PRINTING MATE
RIALS GP SCOTT'S',IO.II PRINTING 061'10E.
' 'On Thursday Morning,
•At 10 o'clock, will' be told by oatalogoe, in Hudson's
alley, below Chestnut street, the entire stock of print
ing materials of Andrew Scott's job office. one of the
largesteetablishments in the country, compristne neve
ral power presses, Hoe's and Walker's makes; a large
assortment of type and printing material of every kind
and - variety, with every other article In the business.
mu- The *Lola will be gosed out without reserve.
4aWCatalogued will, be ready-on Batnrday.
gots `aitb' Caps.
AGARD 8r; . 00,,
NO. 323, MARKET STREET,
HON NOW IN STOOI AN
1 . .1 It 3, NEW STOOK
HATS AND CAPS,
- TO WIIICR TREY INVITE TRH ATTENTION OP
BUMS now ALL PARili OW THE
aul9-2m*
C H. GARDEN & CO.,
NANII7/OTURNBO ODy AND WHOLNIIALIt MUMMY IN,
HATS, OAPS, FURS, STRAW GOODS,
FANCY MLR AND STRAWVONNETS, ARTIFI
CIAL FLOWERS, RUCHES, FEATHERS,
&0., & * o.;
No. 600 MARKET STREET,
SW. Corner of Sistß,Etroot, Philadelphia.
MERCHANTS are reepeetfully invited to examine
our Stook. ' " ' ' • 3 " 3 atal4-2m
Obot ,finbingo
EDWIN W. PAYNE,
, IRON BUILDING, ARCH STREET,
" ' • - One door aboiro Fourth
LUPORMA AHD ASALER IX
•
LASTINGS.
GALLOONS,
SIIEETIN,GI3
BRENOII AID,
PATENT LEATHER
CONGRESS WEBB Y
TOILET SLIPPERS UPPERS
SLIPPER TRIMHIROS, LACES, &o. aul9-2in
r (1 SHOE MANUFACTURERS AND
BINDING MEW- We aro now prepared to fill all
orders for LASTS for the 'rail' Trade We have in
creased our facilities In the Manufacturing Department,
- and with a larger working stock of wood on hand than
'ariy.other manufaCturer in this city or New York, we
eimfurnish Dry Wood, and at the lowest Philadelphia
or Eastern prices. J. HOWARD & CO.,
Philadelphia.
,JOIIN MURPHY, late of Terry street; Now York, at
112 DREAD Street. jy2l..wa3eik
NOTICE TO SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
11 The undersigned (successors to the late JOSEPH
T. JOHNS) are now prepared to meet the wants of the
trade at the
OLD STAND,
Northeast come or'AR ell and FOURTH Street.]
Their facilities for IMPORTINO and IttlitNlqlflNG
every article in the /3110 E BM/Pi and TRIAISIINGS
line s at moderate prices and on favorable terms, are
unsurpassed.
The attention of BUYERS le reepeotfully solicited.
-
WM.•JOHNS & • SON? ' -
gulf tf; 11.. corner Arch and Pourtb , std.
Pia!t,ci
PIANO FORTES; ' --;
'
. aunt, received, an elegant stook of /DAVIN, DA.
00g, & CO., NUNNB & CLARK, IiALLET, DAVIS
08.1 MELODEONS
of Seat quality, at - •J. E. lOULD'S,
8, D. corner BDYNNTU and OBXBTNUT eta.
phISI - y , ~ . - ' -
CHICKENING & SONS, hay
, lug removed to their new Wareroome, No.
.1814011/ISTN UT Street, (near the United States Alint,)
sire_prePared to offer to their friends and the publio an
extensive assortment of Grand, Parlor-Grind, Square
end Upright PIANO-FORTES, manufactured expreeel
for this city, finished hxvarions styles of cases, and
prices which cannot fail to please. Plano-Fortes made'
tdorder, tomtit - any Style of furniture, and all ,nits
'aite waganteCto give entire setietaction to the par.
chaser.
Grand indllgnere Pianos to rent, upon the most t's,
lootable terms. .1, -
+Messrs. 0: SNS havea received Thirty-four
'MEDALS. The first Premiums over all competitors in
the ljn4ed States.
All orders for TUNING and REPAIRING will be
promptly attended to. : e jjef-firn
D O R T WINE-100 or: casks, various
brands, in bonTand for sale by
ARNOLD & WORL D
320 Wind otro,t,
THE PRESS.--PHILADELPHIA. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 7 1858.1
°~'~ff``~~~~~ales~i+~ Y s~l~iu~D~ia °.r'-a
4.841111. W4lO VIIAVVRItY, betweenigAß,
. 1 " / 44.0EigintrttipASJICONDJuid-THlRD4reets.
9.oVALBEATtvApartoirmut
5,003t4 , Jr.i AIEFOTIONEMR
~ OnloooB.
sor to WOLBSBT & 8001" F, lotbnigswerst.,
ouonte the OnstonZildnanil2Bt7r en7/m4y,, Fitui
BAL> OF .500" LOTS BRO veitnia,_ RIBBONS,
FBENon•aLowzas; &b.';
On Wednesday Wining,"
29th instant, Ify eatalogneinu credit,' 800 lObi se
eorted goods, suited salesoale ' t„ci eom me2 j , ,,,. at
10 o'clock preciatily. - • • '
Included Will beofoukid , nen' style embrbiderld, col
lars. sleeves, seta,- bands, llonacings, &o, '• -
FRENCH FLOWERS AND Id/Balm RIBBONS.
AlacyYroooh.artlflolol flowers of mewed 'tall styles,
fall style bonnet and trimming ribboes, too
SHIRTS AND IlitAW2)lo,'
Also, 100 dozen merino under abide and drawera.
PHILIP'' FOItII, I, A.IICtIONEt.R,
530 MARXIST STREET, between PIIITM and
SlXTHounath eble. ,* 't
PEREMPTORY BALE OF BOOTS, FROEB, GAITERS,
BROGANS, ho. BY CATALOGUE.
On Thursday Morning,
30th that., at 10 o'clock precisely, we will sell bi Cat,
elogue, 800 cases men!", women's, misses': youths', and
obildren's boots, shoes, gaiters, brogan'', slipper,
tent
ion
ion of compr the rade Is respeetrullyising the usual assortment
re,quested.
to which the at
!i7. Bamplee will be arranged with catalogue" early
on the morning of sale.
SA. DYSART & CO., ADOTIONEEES AND
• 00111111381401 hisnonmors, No. 2! Oonth
STUNT: conker oI LODGX STUNT. -
SALE .OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &o
This Morning,
At 10 &elect, we will eel! at No. 1 . 7, South Eighth
street, a large and eplendid assortment of household
and kitchen furniture, all to be sold without reserve.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TpE .
CITY AND.COITNTY
,
Estate of GEORGE REIMER, deceased. I
Notice is hereby given that 0 iTIIARLNE HEMP.
TEN; widow of said decedent, his flied in said Court
her petition with an appraisentent, clairning to retain
the, personal . property. therein Mentioned, under the
provisions of the act of 14th April, 1851. And that,
unless exceptions thereto be presented on or, before. Fri
day, October 161 h, 1858, the same will be allowed and
approved by the Court. • GEO. SERGEANT, ,
!maw e-4t Att, rney for the Widow'.
1 N THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
A. YOE THE COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
'Estate of GEORGE A.-BOWMAN; a Lunatic.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the Courtlto
audit, settle, and adjust the , account' of ROBERT 'A.
ALLEN, Committee of the estate of said Lunatic; and
to audit the claims against said estate, will meet the
parties interested for the purpose of his appointment,
on MONDAY; the 4th day of October, at 1868, at four
o'clock P. M., at the Office of Luang Hirst, Eaq., in
SEVENTH Street, above Walnut, weat side, in the City
of Philadelphia. BYRON WOODWAItD,
se23-th a to-st* Auditor:
ATWOOD, RALSTON, & CO.,
AMMO FON PHILADELPHIA AND EASTERN
• - Manufacituted, by .7oelsh Barboir .
CARPETS PORsPAtL SALES
No. 920' CHESTNUT STREET,
Are now prepared to exhibit to the trade a very ex-
• - Urethra stock of '
PINE OARP,ETINGS, -
Imported direct from the blot inannfactrirerS, or pur
chased at the large sales in New York, consisting of
THE •NEWEST 'PATTERNS -
(many never before offered for sale) ,
Of VELVET CARPETd;in singlwanddonble widths
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, extra quality ; -
CHOICE HEAVY BRUSSELS, neat designs.
Also
SUPER THREE-PLY INC-RAIN and VENETIANS
of every variety of style atdauslity.
Confining ourselves exclusively tindre
OMNI BUSTER,
we shall be enabled at all tlinea to, give our customers,
the beat Goode, at the
LOWEST PRICES.
A LEX. MoKINNEY, ' • "
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
GREENSBURG, PA.
Will practice in Westmoreland, Armstrong and In
diens counties. soll-tf
JOHN M. HALL, (Successor to Washing
ten Yates,)
GENERAL FURNIBIIING lINDERTANEIf,
4818-121* No. 1818 'VINE Street.
V. T. •BILUICS. 0. A. MAYIII.
A BRAMS & 11.A.YER;
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
LOOK HAVEN, PA.,
Will attend promptly to all profeselonal Minium en
trusted to them. Special attention' iven to the collet
tion of claims.
• Gov. Win. F. Paciter,Harristnirg, Pa.; L.A. Mackey,
President Lock Haven Bank ; General D. K. Jackman,
Lock 'Haven; lion. A. White, Lock Haven ; Simon
,Scott, Lock Haven ; k Fairthorne, Philadel
phi ,a • McFarland, Evani, & Co. -Philadelphia Erma
& Watson, Philadelphia • Phillty M. Price Phtladel-
Wx-7.-Riz i filarkilA e
r, Co., u rmTenor & Phila
delphia; Hon. James Burnside, Bellefonte, Pa.; J. W.
Quiggle, Sm., Philadelphia. , • •jy 20-tt
ET 0. THOMPSON ANT? G. M. CONAN ,
• RoE, ooNyETANOERB.
GRO.ki. ooNARRoR, ATTORNEY ATIAW,
3 1 ,6 • Y No. 933 ARCH meet, below Tenth.
CHARLES TETE,,oamiaox , MEE , .
mm
MEANT and Importer of HAVANA !AGAIN,
(NeNllBB Wall,o Mallet. second story. anl-17
AIIMAN RABORG--
11J. Importers and Wholesale Dealers In WINES )
BItkNDI}S, WHISKEY GINS, and FANCY LI
Quarta, No. T Street, between Tenth and
Illeventh itimete • .16124,
RESSWELL & WILLIAMS, ,No. 208
C
WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, Agents and Dealers
In lIROAD-TOP COAL and COAL LANDS, respectfully
call the attention of Dealers and Consumers to their
celebrated Coal, known as the Lancaster Company , /
Mines.
This Ooal to unrivalled In this Market for all manu
facturing purposes, being semi-bituminous, and leaving
a clear white ash. All orders, to the above addtess, for
shipment, or local delivery, will receive prompt atten
tion. ` selo-11
s3a2s re6 0 TON, the
re b e e l t om W e laT o E r
duet.
HICKS' COAL is the best and cheapest in
the city, re-screened in yard anddry under corer.
- .TICKS sells none but the very best Lehigh
.111-11. and Schuylkill Coal and warrants full weight.
LTICKS superintends the delivery of all
.11.1 Coal personally, and thereforagnaranteee it to be
as represented.
tirIOKS I Yard and Office is at tbp southeast
lili corner of HARM 41. L and 'WILLOW, ahem he
invitee all to call and examine for theonelves the above
facts. • • • an24;Bm
O COAL DEALERS.—Parties receiving
T
, Coal direetirom the Mines wishing Btorago and
the Delivery of their. Coal, will flease address B. B
do BL
LEES BON, CALLOWHILL roet, first Yard below
Broad.
N B.—Beet qualities of LIIIIGII and BOHLTYLKILL
COAL always on hand at lowest east,. prices: , selß4ue*
GKERLNG, FOX, & 00., wholimale-ind
retail dealers in LEHIGH and SOHITTLHILL
00AL. Lehi ha nd—THIRD street and GERMAN
TOWN ROAD. Schuylkill yard—AS.ol,mA, BROAD
streets, Philadelphia. Keep constantly on hand Ooal
from the most approved wines, under cover, and pre.
pared expressly for familv use- felli
eentlzinen'a furnishing . tecrobe.
TITST REOEIVEDAn imiotoe of Wetoh,
. .
JMargetson, & 06.413uperior London,made STOCK?
and TIES, for sale by TIANOOriA & 00,
Manufacturers o , the celebrated Ilablt, f•hlrts,
11016-12 t 71.2 Ohestnut' id , opp. Masonic Temple.
UTINCHESTER & CO.;GENTLEMIN'S
FURNIERILNG STORM - • ,•
PATENT EIIIOpLDER SEAM SHIRT MANIIPAC-
TORN
At the Old Ptand, No. 700 CHESTNUT STREET, oppo
site the Washington House
A. WINCHESTER will give, u heretofore, his per
sonal supervision to the Uutting and Manufacturing
departments. Orders for hie celebrated style of Shirts
and Collars Oiled at the shortest : notice. Wholesale
trade supplied on liberal terms.
W. SCQWT, (lato of the firm of WIN
.
I.: diladTin & 60077,) GENTLICAIEN , S FURNISH
ING STORE and SHIRT, MANUFA.OTORY, 814
CHESTNUT. Street, (nearlyopposite the Girard House,)
Philadelphia.
J. W. S. would respectfully call the attention of Ma
tormet„patrona and &lentil to hie now Store, and is pre
pared to 811 orders for SHIRTS at short notice. A
porfeat Lit guarantied. COUNTRY TRADE supplied
with FINE SHIRTS end COLLARS. • jylndf •
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
W. W. KNIGHT, 6O &ROH Street, above 13lath,
'Philadelphia. ' , Dealer in all kinds of Furnishing
Sends and manufacturer of Bine Shirts, warranted
equal In every respect to any others manufactured In
this olty or alsawh.re, wholesale and retail, or made
to order. nthl-tt
GN TLE MEN'S 'WRAPPERS OR
VI DRESSING GOWNB.—The largest and beet
sortment In, the city, wholesale and mat fall
with a fu
line of Under Clothing, pulled to the 1181 M , at W. W.
KNIGHT'S, 600 "MOH Street , above Sixth,
mhl-tt
TO ARCHITECTS' AND 'BUILDERS.
ACADIA FREESTONE.
No landing, and shortly to arrive, 1,000 tone of this
beautiful Stone, both of the
lILUE, GRAY, AND BUFF TINTS,
the former Of which, for softness and delicacy of eolor,
La unrivalled
For the character of this stone please examine the
following buildings:
Jos. Barrleon's, Eighteenth street and Rittenhouse
,
Square. • -
Harrison's Building, Locust street, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth.
Samuel Smith's Nest street and Rittenhouse square.
Mrs. Petereon's No. 1219 Walnut street.
A. IC. Womrath's, 416 Aroh street.
Samuel times', Twelfth and Chestnut streets - ,
T: IC. I. Fttssitti Seventeenth and - UMW Streets awl
ethers.
ARNOLD Is, WILSON, Agents '
PUILADELPDIA WARMING AND VENTILATING.
• WAREHOUSE,
1010 cIIESTNUT STREET.
.0 . 6.8 m • B. AI. FELTWELL, Sup't.
LT' ANDSCRUBS AND CLAMPS.
. .
No. .62ga. per dos
2. 275 e. _
B. 810. "
4.100 a. "
CLAMPS.
• , 6 Row, $1.26 per dozen.
7 Row, $1.76 per dozen,
8 Bow, $2.25 per dozen,
HENRY C. ECKSTEIN,
it 49 VA North TRIED &not.lottalplitp
.C 404 Noqczo,
(Ilarvztkitga.
b 33 MARKET STREET,
CARPET MANUFAOTUREhB,
note Agents In title city for the '
AUBURN. , OA'RpETINGB,
BAILY BROTHER,
13noineso earbic.
lIANDSORUBB
No.
87 5 .. . $ 7l l
28 1 60 2 Ile? : dos
8. 1 76 ..
'4l. q 4 q Vl W l PSWitkt *.g
TUAAPUIIIi ar.
0 - 1'
IMPORTERS AND WDOLESALE DEALERS
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE, L'" c
Nos. 23 and 25 ; OOUTH FOURTH OTRERT, , D ,
. I( 'Bitkvoini Market ind Chestnut,
PHILADELPHIA.
- .
1:17 GLAB3WARE, open or by the pecker.
aUBI-21n "" " "
FAIVNTOON. • • '
BINA AND QUEENBWARE.
IS 0 "2" 17V 8L" ST XL 0 TY 3D .
No. 82 NORTH. FOURTH ST.,
ROUE DOORS BELOW THE MERCHANTS' HOTEL
Have now in stOrdihe laitest assortment of '
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE '
In the city, of their own Importation, to whiCh
• v.) ; they invite the ettanibili Of
. FIRST GLASS BITTERS.
Also,Agents Tor Mem:dub:trod Pittsburgh Glass. - '
a0.20.4m
fr 0 ;SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
RpHAN TS.
S large Stook of
CHINA, GLASSWARE, AND
FANCY ARTICLES,
AV 281 Lowithr 11/BILET PalollB, AV
MAIOOEN WITTE, Importers,
MABONIO ItALL;7I3 - OHEBTNIIT EITREEt
thinting.
JACKSON, JOB PRINTER,
) • OHESTNUT'AND FIFTH STREET.
JACKSON, JOB PRINTER,
CHESTNUT AND FIFTH STREET.
JACKSON, JOB PRINTER.,
13IIESTNITT AND METH STREET,
JACKSON, JOB PRINTER, ,
CHESTNUT AND PIM STREET.
CHECKS PRINTED BY JACKSON.
"NOTES PRINTED BY JACKSON. ,
BILL-HEADS PRINTED BY JACKSON.
CARDS PRINTED BY JACKSON.
.5C50 CARDS printed at $1.50 per
u. thoniand, by 'I.OICISON, FIPTII and
PH I ESTNUT. • - ' sett 12t
flow:not,
I L M. GIIMNE y: & SONS
fteaiectfully Inform their Mende awl the public tha
on Or about the
FOURTRENTII Of OCTOBER
They will be prepared to offer at s
PUBLIC 'SALE,
AT THE PHIIADELPHIAHEOHANGE,
REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGES,
STOCKS, ETC., ETo
Percent detirons of I.lispostrig of their Property at
Public Sale are respectfully invited to call at our Of
floe at 'an . earli date, In order, that their properties may
be regiatered and fully advertised previous to tale.
OFFICE, NO. 520 WALNUT STREET.
J. M. G. & B. will BUR continue the PRIVATE Par
chase and Bale of REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGES
&a., as usual
gm- VALUABLE FARM AND COUN
TRY SEAT AT PRIVATE SALE —A valuable
Farm and Country Seat, 75 acres, with 'large and, aupe
rior Stone Manelon, omelette out-buildings, fish-pond,.
&c., bet teen the Second etieet and Oxford Plank road,
'shout 13i miles from the Passenger Railroad - depot at
, Frankfoid: It to athlete In a moat beautiful load de
sirable neighborhtiod, and well adapted for a country
seat, park, or boarding-hbuse. Immediate poseession.
Apply tu„, , M. THOMAS & SONS, • .
Noe. IEI and 141 South FOURTH St
' VALUABLE LOTS AT PRIVATE SALE—Estate of
Dr.-PETER SfIGINBERGER," deceased —Valuable Lot
southwest corner Broad and Arch streete, extending
through to Cuthbert street.
Several Lots on the out and west Wes of Broad et.,
north and south of Federal. '
. . . . . .. . . .
Lots on the north lull south side of Federal street,
between Twelfth and Fifteenth eta. .
Lots on Thirteenth street, Clarion street, Watts at.,
Tiernan street, and Fifteenth street. Full particulars
will be given on application to
H. TIIOMAM & SONS,
selB 16 18 21 28&26 Nos 139 and 141 8. FOURTII St.
Sayings Inttbo.
T HE SW7 I ,SAYINGS FUND,
N0..241 DOCK STAMM,
NEXT' iiOOR TO THE POST OINIOE
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT
Money reiletved DAILY, end every MONDAY EY ENINO,
ox DieolllT,
-
IN SUMS LARGE AND SMALL,
PAID BADE DAILY,
FILM 9 CPOLOOK A. M. TO 3 O'OLOCK P. M
DXPOISITORIS OAX DRAW TURIN UONRY NY OHROKS, AS
IN Ells 4, If DI8IR111)
GEO. H. HART, President
011A8. LIILA7Z, Treaiuror
J. HENRY HAYS, Teller
IV E SPRING GARDEN SAVING
NUND.
(OHABIIIIIID BY ThU IsiOnLAtBBII 07 PIIIINBTLY1l11.)
mT374;yiiirgrtvml
/IVY PER. ORNT. Interest allowed to Depositors,
and all Moneys Paid back on Demand.
OPPICIE, 331 NORTH THIRD STREET, '
(CONSOLIDATION BAHL .1111ILDI110.1
This Institution is now open for the transaction of
business. and )e the only Chartered Saving Fund loeated
In the northern part of the city.
The Oflice will be open (dilly) from 0 to 2% o'clock,
and also on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, from 5 until
0 o'clock in the Yearling.
MANAGAIRS: •
Proleriek Klett, James 8. Pringle,
Stephen Smith, . . Jacob Doak,
' John P Levy, - . Joseph 'lll Cowell,.
lion. Henry K. Strong , George Woelepper,
Daniel Underkotter, .T. Wesley Bray
Hon. Wu. 11111 ward, , . Robert B. Davidson,
,Praderlok Steaks, P. 0. Ellmaker,
/rehabs Hut, . John P. Verree,
Joseph P. LeOlere, . George Knecht,
John Roesler, Jr., John Horn.
_. President, JAMBS 8. PRIN4I,II.
htessretaiy,' GE O RGE T. MORN, 421-litt
QAVING FUND.—IINITED STATES
TRUST tiOldPdliY, corner of TIIIAD and 011310 T.
MIT Street/.
Large and' m*111511016 TeCIIITI 844 paid, bank on de
mind yerithdat notice, withPEA OVIT ATTAR.
NAT from the day of limpet to the clay of withdrawal.
Ofeee hewn, from 9 guide o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 grail 9 o'clock.
DAAPTS for side on - Bnigland, Irolipd, and Scotland,
tram AI tiPyrards..,
President—ST.E.MM B. OBAW4OBD
Treilurer—PLMY FISH,
Teller—JAMS B. HUNTAB
QA.VI G °W T. IN
TBREST—N4TION.4I, 84YETY TIMIST 0011-
PANY.—W4LWVIT WPRIANT, BOUTUMMIT CORN=
OF TIIIRD,-PIILLARNLPHIA.
IsoommusiD BY 808 BUTZ 01 PSISIOTLYANIA.
Money Ie reeeived in any own, large or small; and in
terest paid from the day of deposit to the day - of with
dratwal.
The *Moe le open .every dny from 9 o'clock in the
morning till 6 &clear In the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday erenings till 6 &cloth.
RON. MARRY L. 131011 , 11111, President,
ROBXRT EDILNIILDGE, Vide President
ws.a. BUD) Beeretary.
• DlllllOlOll I
Hon. Henry L. Benner, 1. Carron Brevets;
Ildward L. Carter s -Joao& B. Bsr,
Robert Selfridge, Ira:lots Lau,
Baud. E. Ashton, .• Joseph Yorke',
0. Landreth Mauna, ~ Henry Diffenderffer.
Money is received and pa made daily.
The Investments are e in conformity with the
provisions of the Ohar HEAL ESTATE MOST
RAfrliS, GROUND ItNNTB, Bosh tiretelase secarl
lies Lc will LlsraYollisnre perfsot secrarlty to the tlepod
tore, and which Cannot fall to airs psrixismonoy acar sta
bility Sothis Institution. ': 4414.1
L. 83' (241) DOOR STREET. - FIVE
Belt ONNT. f3TATB SAVINGS FUND. '
IVO: 88 (241) DOOR STREET:— FM
L P7iR MINT. EITATB BATINGB FUND.
VO. 88 (241) .000 K STREET.— FIVE
LI PBB DINT. 'MATH RAVINGS '
NTO. 88 .(241) - DOOR STREET.— FIVE
L Pin MINT. STAT.II bnirININIPIINp. 16447
oablerg nub tjarnego Oinmminge
GOFF &PETERSON,
IIaPORTERB 4NP MANIIPAOTIIIIIIIIS
SADLICIty,
OARRIAGE, and
HARNEBB TRIAIMINCIO,
No. 318 Pit4KKET STRTIPT,
PHILADRLPIIIA
UNS, RIFLES, AND SPORTING IN
'lf ELEMENTS. • .
The Subscribers have in store
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
op
FOWLING•PIECES, RIFLES, &c.,
Ever offered in this city.
Desirous of reducing their assortment as much as
posstble before the Ist Dec , they will sell
AT VERY LOW 'PRICES
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK',
compri , ing
GUNS PROM TED MOST CELEBRATED MANU
PAOTHRERS OP ENGLAND, BELGIUM,
• AND PRANCE.
PIIILIP S. JUSTICE do CO.,
No. 21 North PIPTR Street,
above Market. •
NLJ AMPBELL's DINING SALOON,
Corner of THIRD Rt. and If AMU/Iff COURT,
Has been closed for several days past, in order to be
regenerated and dieentlitalled. It will be opened en
goNDAY next. 20th bast • with improvements and al
terations which will astonish the town. The host as
thrown hi soul into - the taor of iron zeal, and we think
that his efforts will meet with' univerSal" apProbation.
When reopened It Will tie a model eatabliehment.
sell-tf , • . „
„.
A WNINGS AWNINGS I;
tl JOSEPH 11. FOSTER, Awning ,Maker, No. 443
North THIRD Street, shove Willow. Italian and
French Window Awnings for Dwellings and 0111 re Win
dows ; Awnings forlitorea, Awnings for Steamboats and
Ships. All kinds of Awnings. Tents, .Fings. or any
thing in canvas, made to Oyler byJOSEP.I9I/,,FOBTREI,
Awning Maker; No. 443 north THIRD Striiet. Red,
dance. rIo 890 South Front Street. •
ael-Im JOORPU, POSTER:
i t BRAM SLA011.?& ENGRAVING, DIE
rm.
Sinking, and Embossed Printing, Envelope, and
Beal l aress Mannfaotory, No. 1 floutk aklaws Street)
Pkelykts, ka. • solials
, ,
Mutational.
A.EERK , OF , THE 12/I,W DEPAR,TMENV4
.MonhellrgiVlßSlTY OE PEPIEBYLVADIA
Inentelf on the'4,th f Ootobbr. - ' , • ,
Profi BEfAnplifOOD, Inbinietionel
ion
,
- ,,, Tiof.)NdOILL,-Plelidini and kracUce.
• r TriiklillCLElLlßeid Estate end COnveyanPing. - •
• ' l, An iNtOTORY LEIZIXDEE., will be delivered
by Pi
it Mddled WOOD, °tithe 4 etOctober, at' eight.
WelOck P. M at the Lecture llodin Of,the Depattinent;
by Deer ?UDALL ',on this 'sthi 244 ; Wfinf. MILLE D
on Die 6th of Oetopier, at the sante' hour and place.
... •
etair4 0,03 .
„ ,
PENN ItTSTlTUTE—Sofitheast coiner of
THIRTEENTH PIL:LiBB,P Stree t?t, r , - 9Period
on MONDAY, the nth of deptember -
Private instruction, though favorable ` to'rtppid pro,
green, yet sends the'acholar into the woild eilt
sensitiveness, which totally ilhainallilea him forisotice
life I whihrt'atteation to many oftentimes; &idea thp.
"Instructor'to meet general di dimities rathq thmiAtoso
parading to to each hidividnal; mid the leartulr - either
loges all interelt, or becomes attpeificial in his sicdtdria.
merits: Hot these and other reaao the' aMber 11
limited.
For further information apply personally, from nine
oiclookA. M. to one o'clock P. P. M. or by notei to
selB-tf , . R. STEWART. Principal.
HE AOADEMY OF TEE PROTESTANT.
E PISCOPAL OEUROHIio. 1314 LOCUST St. -
This Classical and English' Institute foi Boys, under
the immediate charge of the Rev. JAS:W. ROBINS,
oilers superior advantages for moral training as well ea
physical and mental development. Tedtlen`fee Mend
$75 per annum: No extra for French, German, Dfraw
lng, and the use of the Gymnasium. , self..w&s
T HE ,WEST' CHESTER ACADEMY , located at WEST CHESTER, Ps ,an Institution
designed and arranged to prepare Boys and Young Men
for sny class in our beet Colleges, or for business In its
varied requirements. The corps of Instructors consists
of seven Teachers of abilityy and experience. , The ave
rage- number of students is
,seventy•five per session.
Thel,renoli and German Langnages are taught by;tia
llve resident teachers. ,The Winter Term commences
on the let of November next. For Catalogues, &c., apply
to WE. P. Walla, M., Principal,
' sefl.th s to 2m at West Chester, Pa.
,LINGLISH SINGING—BaIIad and Opera
-tia.—Eir. -:PB&ZEII. gives Instruction in the
above styles, on the most apprOved system.
ee18•lm '409 &nth EIGHTEENTH Street.
CLASSICAL - ;EDUCATION. —.-ROBERT
LMIDERTDN, Ph. D. of the . Unlyereity of
Griiniugen, will Weiner bare charge of the Olassical
department in the SOIENTIFIC and, OIASSIOAL IN
STITUTE, OHESTNUT Street, northwest corner of
Twelfth. No pains hare been spared' to render - this
School 'eminently worthy of patronage for boysof all
ogee, and in all departments—Sag' eh, 011esical, and
Scientific: Entrance on TWELPTII St, - .
eel7-Im J. ENNIO, Principal
''RI ED'S INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG.
LP • LADIES, No. 1623 WALNUT Street.' For terms,
apply at the Institute:
REPRRES 0 118:-Dr. Converse, (editor of the Christian
Observer,) Rev Dr.. C. Wadsworth, Rev. Dr. W . D.'
BteYeM Col. J. ,W. Forney, O. D. Leland. Esq., gra.
etsore Vethake, Allen, Fraser, of the University, and
fther gentlemen. ' • '
J 3 . REED hss resumed his course of-in
• atriietion in liluslo and on the Piano-forte. No.
1523 WALNUT Street. sels-1m
R. T OR BROKE bas tbe honor,to
LTA—announce that he will resume hie instructions on
the PIANO immediately after hie return from Europe,
(in the latter Part of September.
Please address 'communications to g! Box No. 1818,"
Pest Office. " „ sel4-12t*
MR
HOOL DzEz BOARDING s AND DAY
2 rNoL dO l l ll r:GilDßStreet; will'be re-opened ZAV,f3
tembereth.
au23-dw*
MRS. BRYAN'S SEMINARY;
'BATAVIA, N Y.
THE PALL TERM- of this Institution (whose loos,
Non Is one of rare beauty and attraction), commences
on the 18th of September. It 'continues Oddly a Pa.
wily Boarding School for Girls,' and is thorough, soled,
and homelike in all Its appolutmente.' The nuniber'of
pupils is limited to thee, who can be seaced at - the tit;
ble of the Principal.
117 - HIHOULAIIIi. will be sent showing Terms and
Regulations.
Natnyia. Genesee go o N. Y.,,Beptemker,lBsB, 4614
lIITION IN. THE PRACTICE AND
T
"PRINOIPLEEOV PIANO-FORTE MIIBIO. Ey
Miss HELEN BARTAIN, 728 SANBO3I St. sei3-12t*
CTITTENDEN'a E LP aid
COMIIRROFAV OOLLg63I , aorlkeast isomer of
OHESTNIIT end' EIBVIINTII Streets. •
An Inctitntion' designed to, fit tong men for AC.
FIVE BUFMNEBB:
- BOARD OF TBUBTZSB.
B. B. Gomegysi firm/chi Hosklia, ,
George H. fitorirt,, David ,
John Bswhawk, ' David 8. Brown,
leaao A. V. Parson,
D. B. ' Frederick Brown, -
TosktisiAppineott.
EVENING SESSIONS After „ September 16th.
Each Student has INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION 'at this
Inatitution,'and a Diploma from here is the beat re
commendation a young man can have, for, obtaining a
good altnation.
CATALOGUES may he 'had on, application at the
College. - ees-tf
R LOUIS S. D. REES will re-open his
Morning School fdr Young Ladles, 1232 Spruce
sheet, on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 16th. au3o.lm*
CLASSICAL - INSTITUTE, DEAN . Street )
below Loottet.-Dutlee rimmed MONDAY, August
80th. J. W. FAIRES, A. M.,
au.23-2ca Prinelpel.
THE GERNAIv TOWN ACADEMY will
re-open SepteMbee oth, 18b0 The .Principal will
receive a few good boys into Ms family.
an27-lin J H. WITHINGTON, Principal.
PROFESSOR SAUNDERS' INSTITUTE
FOR BOYS, at the WEST PHILADELPHIA IN
BTFITTE. -
TIER FARE IS PAIR FOR THE PUPILS
On the Railways and Omnibuses, from all parts of the
city.
It 7• Bee advertisement in another column. ee6-lm
HMEAN ALLEN, A. M., Teacher of the
Violin and Plano. Mr. Allen may De apoueg
gar Minfitiomi tv esteasor Alle.neiaNzo/.15
THE SUMMER STREET' INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG LADIES, Miss D. B. BURT, Princi
pal will reopen on MONDAY, September 8.
For Circulars, Ao., please apply at the Institute, No.
1821 SUUItIER Street. auBo-Im*
BALLAD -SINGING, GUITAR, and the
French Language. Vocal Classes Ladles only $0
per quarter. T. BISHOP,
an.3l-24t* 1202 FILBERT Street.
5e2.441anl
frDONNELLI'S BOOK-SEEPING IN
STITUTE, Southeast corner EIGHTH and ARCH
Streets, devoted exclusively to instruction in the busi
ness of the Counting-house. , Open ,day and evening.
See Circulars. se9.lm
.EIDY BROTHERS' NIGHT.SOHOOL,
ILA Noe. 14S and 150 SIXTH Street, near Race, IS
NOW OM TO 0 TB INSTRUCTION IN 11001C=REEPING,
WHITING, AND MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC.
INSTRUCTION IN - THE DAYTIME, AS USUAL.
804-1 y
EDITOATION FOR YOUNG , LADIES.-
The duties of the SPRING GARDEN INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG LADIES will be resumed on MONDAY;
September Bth.
GILBERT COMBS, A. Al., Principal,
808 and 811 MARSHALL Street,
Phlledelphle.
MISSES CASEY AND MRS. BEEBE'S
MR BOARDING AND DAY , BOHOOL, FOR YOUNG
LADIES; No. 1103 WALNUT Street, west of SEVEN
TEENTH, Philadelphia, wilt be re-opened on WED
NESDAY, the Bth of September. ' sn2-2m*
nRYANT & STRATTON'S CHAIN Or
NATIONAL MEROANTILE 041.170.145. Phi
ladelphia College, Southeast corner SEVENTH and
CHESTNUT Streets. For information, call or fiend for
ofrOolor. • •• • • : ' - 108-11
EVENING SEE lONS HAVE COMMENO ED.
THE SCIENTIFIC AND CLASSICAL
INSTITUTE, CIIEcTNUT Street, northwest cor
ner of TWELFTH, reop •ns on MONDAY, September
S. This is a auperfor institution of Learning for boys
And young men. • The faculty consists of Mx Professors,
In addition to the English and Classical branches, there
is euperadded an extensive , Scientific department with
large collections of Philosophical and Chemical appa
ratus and specimens of objects in Natural History.
Terms, To per quarter. For boys under twelve peen
of age, 5.20 per quarter. Entrance on TWELFTH
Street. J. ENNIS, A M.,
an27-1m Principal.
S PRING GARDEN AOADEMY FOR :
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS--Northeast miner, of
ZlOlll4l and BUTTONWOOD Streets. pall Seaton
opens Sept. Bth 1858. The principles of "Moral
Suasion", bIIIO been successfully adopted at ttla
Ineti
tntton slime its establishment, and parents entrusting
their sons into the hands of the Brlncipai can rest R
aved of their good treatment and rapid advancement.
Petis received et any time and age. Ost4lOgoeti fur-'
niched gratultouely. Paretts are Invited toVisit the
school. T. DONWLAVY LONG,
aa2B-8w PrinciPa.
CCENTRAL INSTITI
7T E - -ENGLISH AND
ObASSIOAL SOLIOOL.—WiII be reopened MON
DAY, Septembee 9th. TRIPPII end SPRING GARDRN
Streets. - 11. Q. sioQUIRS. IC,
au23.6w* Principal.
DUFF & CO.'S MERCAN
...O q t -7 .4 TILE COLLEGE, Southeast corner
* EIGHTH and CHESTNUT Streets,
(established in 1840, and incorporated by the Legisla
ture of Pennsylvania.) In this well-known Institution
the
COUNTING ROUSE COUBB
of Practioal, Ringle t and Double Eutry
DOOKKEEPING, • •
•
4noluding all the AUXILIARY 110010, Conform. (144.
(MATIONS, 110
"P?f.' 4 . Nes`dft ITBINFIRR WRITING,
(*taught in the moat succissful and 'satisfactory style.
M. ROCHE,
P. EDWARDS, Principals.
an2l.ly • MR. IC B. EL LE, Penman.
VDGEHILL ' SCHOOL, PRIXOETON,
JLZA NEW JEIHSEY.—This School is adapte4 top
who desire their sous to have a earefufpreptratiori for
?
Dego qr fee business llfo. Thorough instruction is
Ten in English, Mathematics, Agent and Modern
anguagee, &o. Theinettiotors 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 and easy. Decla
mation, Composition, and Debate are practised in the
Edgehill Literary Society, which embrace' all the
of title (14 0 0 1 . -Yoe pfIrOGRIVOI tetmal &a., sq .
cress Evy. JAMES I. MELIE„ur
anll-Sinmitv. JAMES P, DIIGHES,
Wattlice, Jetuelrp,
ir E. OALDWVLL B.r: 0 „
eff 4a? CIiKEINAT Street.
Have received, par 'human, now etylee
Jewelry, Chatelalne, Vest Chains.
Splendid Fans, Hair Pine.
Fruit Stands, Sugar Baskets.
Jet (tootle and Flower Vases.
Coral, Lava and Masao Bets. •
Bole Agents In Philadelphia for the sale of Charles
frodsham's LONDOeITIME-KEEIPERS delo .
SILVER, WARE.—
WILLIAM wur ?r. 40bi,
MANUFACTURBRs O WARE. '
(BsT4BLisg p-1612,)
oonNzit VIVTH AND own' STREWN.
A large sasoritnent of SILVNIt W 4 tE of every de
scription, constantly on hand, or made to order to match
any pattern desired. r •
Importers of Shelgeld and Birminesmn. imported
ware.• , 7 840.,d4w1y
s. .a.ittl - Prt • •
KniulAoTuanis LAD imeownas or •
BILVER.PLATRD WARE,
No. 804 Oheetnnt Stroot, above Third, (up
Philidelphia.
Constantly' on hinill'and for sale to the Trade,,_
TEA SETS,LOOMSIHNION'SERVIOE SETS, URNS,
PITCHERS,' ROBLETS CUPS, WAITERS. HAS
KETSiOASTORS, KNIVES, SPOONS , FORKS, '
LADLES, So" dso . • - '
'plating on all kinds of metal. , se2-13 , ,
gottle 'anb iittigurants
JONES HOUSE, ,•
HARUMBIII36, PA.,
ARreated in MT
• ILVGANTLY VIIRNISELRD. ,
NOW OPRIN.TO VISITORS." ' -
m 729.7 WJI/MI 09T79& T, rroplistoa.
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• "MEATH niUMS, ' / 01 / 0 7f. the
Romedles:, 'Thorn ate noire so - sick - ord.ittes.eci t sc ,
weak, feeble, 'Or Crippled with Pain. or iplmigee,
that Badway!c, Ready Relief, Itenorsting E lleialvent,
Regulators, is' the niture, of the disease or Maslen
may require; Itaitkii and rapidly ante. c „, ;
These' remedtes &twist :41r I:44_?ray's tteady,llallst ,
Itedway>tilterioratlig Reaarent;:dirsi!sfleintiators '
Each'of theme remedies possesseespeCial curative powert
over Certain Messes. Yet there are other dissents
wherein their combined ,mediemni.,vroporties, are re
quired l undwhen thus, used, if there tnifttelent liG
cad strength within the diseased agAlying, body'to sus
taln their notion, the patient will litre end be restored
to health.
' R, /t:
Acute Diseases. R. R. Relief. - ;
iesfranmatory Diseases.lßeliel and:RegulatorS t . •
,Ikfaiaesous Diseasesßelief and Regulators;
oergeetive Diseases " Belief and Regstlatatm
• Eerefupus Deseases.....Renovating Besoleass.l
- Chronic Diseases.,...l.4...lidnovating Resigneettl
R,ephilitie 'Diseases Renovating Resolvent.
Cons titutsonaf Dissetess...ftesolvent - ared,llsgutatern.
Skive Diseases, Renovating Resolvent:
Nervoni Diseases Resolvent, 'Reiief,Regeope:
lore.
infeetioets, Diseases. , - Ready Relief .1. Regulator s
, 0 ONSTITUT lONAL: DIBEASBEI
Many dieeases that afiliet humanity are Inherited a,
hair-looms , from the-diseased-bodies of elckiy Elm
Scrofula, Consumption', Byphilie, and Pits; ate mane
the most common of oonatitutional-diseaaes. Vow ; we
oars not how Many generations theseede of • these dis
eases may hare been established; in the :option', ern ,
ripting the bloodladieast , s ilisowelinuftesofteise
will eradicate from the bodies of the/gait:tad seedy par:,
tide of diseaded depoeltd, and 'fill 'the veins With new.
pure,-and healthy blood. ' • -
• SSIIII,DSEN93 DIBEABEB,- •
/tadwars"Benoiarsua_.Rasoicsar- should be hailed
u a bleSaine by eveir mother throfighout the land,
whose infanta are 'Mated With Bore., Humors, MO
These broakings out (thus early). are evidences of die.
ease transmitted from the parent stook:' A. few dooms of
the Reiterating Resoirest will eradicate every vestige
of the dhieise and inure thoshill a added And healthy
- - „
R.R.R.—Radwars Ready. Relief for ,
Headaches, who
ther luck or nervous; Rheumatism, DIU.
'rhosa, Dysentery, Cholera, Mabee, Cram*
Intittenu, Bloody Pins, Parelyrds, Lumbago:
Gout, Neuralgia Toothache , , ; Small Pox
J
Fevers, Strollen oints, Kidney Complaints'
Scarlet Paver, Pains around thaLiver; Plea
' rbry, Measles, Heartburn, and Pains of all
• kinds. Midway's Ready Relief will, in a fey
minutes, ohange the miseries' Yet suffer:Jr
joys of pleasure. • .
R. R. R.—Badware Renovating Resolvent,' for the ears
of chronic diseases—Such as'ffcrofulous anf
Syphilitic complaints, Consumptive sm
other affections of the Lungs and Throat
Induration and Enlargements of • parts
Eruptive mid other dittoing's. of , the Skin
Nodes, Tumors, Ulcers,• Dyspepsia, and all •
„ other diseases arising from en impure stab
Of the blood.
1L,R,11.7-Radway's Regulators will care,"- effectively
and speedily, Costivenesa, . Indigeellon •
Painter's Cholla, Lead Diseases, Indurate
Lion of the Bowels, Dyspepsia, Liver Cam
plaint, Mimes of the Heart aii&Ridneys
Female Complaints, Small Pox, Pawns
Measles, eta:, etc. Whenever the system 11
• out of ,order, or l the blood impure , a dome to
Radwars Regulators will restore It to re
larity, and purify and cleanse the blood. !c
female should bOwithqutthera.
R. R. R.ltimedlea are sold by Drtiggistiene
Merchants everywhere.
.ItADWAY to 00., Xeir, Pork Oily..
W. B.
T. W. Dvorr & Sol, AgentsiThiladelphis.
T. R. OALLENDZI.
apla-ta&eadly&eowlyi
ERIIVIA.N SYRUP, • = • -
PROTECTED SOLUTION OP PROTOXIDD OD IRON
Raving successfully,psased the ordeal to which new die.
reveries in the Materiel, litedlea are auttieeted, mutt noel
be received as an established medicine. Its Mew ti
curing
DYSPEPSIA,
Affections of the Liver, , Dropsy, a, Bronchitli
and Consumptive tendencies, Disordereil State of the
Blood, Boils, Scurvy, the Prostrating Effects of Lead or
Mercury
General Debility, and all ,• Diseases which rel
r e a Tonic and Alterative Medicine, is beyond sues;
• . _ The proofs of its eitlescy,are so;no
4 , • 4r4. morons, do well authenticated, and of. ,
ate,, %.,such cann ote oaaraft n e y
i r ila t t il , at to saff i. sufferer '
the proffered rid.
•
- a The Peruvian Syrup does not preen
to be a curo•sil;but its range is eaten
sive, because Many diseases apparently
unlike, are intimately related, and proceeding „from'ons
cause, may be cured hyena remedy. , •
The class of diseases for which the, Syrup provides a
cure is precisely that , which has so often baffled the
highest order of medical skill: - The facts are tangible.
the witnesses accessible; and the • safety , and efficacy of
the Syrup Incontrovertible.
Those persons who may wish for an opinion from
- die
interested persons respecting the character of the Syrup,
cannot fail ,to be satiated with' the following, among
g. nu
merous testimonials, in the hands of the Agents. - Thi
signatures, are those of gentlemen well known in the
community, and of the highest respectability. -
The undersigned having experienced the benefloial
feeta of the "Peruvian Syrup ,ii do not hesitate to re'
commend it to the attention of• the public. '
From our own experience, u well u from the testi
molly of others, whose intelligence and integrityaze
together unquestionable, we have no doubt of its
cy In cues of Incipient Diseases of the Lunge and Brow
chid Paasages, Dyspepsia, Liver Oomplaint, -- Dropay,
Neuralgia, eco._. Indeed. its effeota would , be incredible
but from the high, character ,of, those. who hive Wit
nessed them, and hare volunteered their testimony, sr
we do'onre, to its restorative power. . •
Hay. JOHN PIERPONT, •
THOMAS A. DEXTER, _
S. H. KENDALL"; M. D.,—
- SAMUEL MAY, • -
THOMAS 0, •AMORY, • -_
PETER-MARVEY,
JAMES 0. DONN,
Rev. THOS. WHITTEMORE."
OERTMOATE 02 DR. HAYES
ItLs well known that the medicinal eftkote of Pretax.
1110 Or Iron i.-10,e-vy e.t.aersccera_to_sir,
and that to maintain a solution of Protoxide Hoe;
without further oxidation, has been deemed impossible.
In the Peruvian Syrup, this desirable point is at,
Seined by combination in a way before un kn own, and
this solution may replace all the proto carbonates, of
trates, and tartrates of the hinter% Medi* _
A: A. HAYES,
Assayer to the State of Miussaelusetht:
Id Boylston street, Boston. • - •
SOLD BY "
N. L. CLARK & CO., Proprietors,
o. 6 WATER' Street, Boston.
F. BROWN,-
'FIFTH ONESTNUT Sired*,
lIASSARD & CO.,
TWELFTH and CHESTNUT nose*
jel6.ttt th sat em warn Agents for Philadelphia.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR,
paiMeRSD ST DM. SASPORD,
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GUMS,
Is one of the beet Purgative and Liver Medicines now
before the publics, that acts as a Cathartic, easier,
milder, and more effectual than any other medicine
known. It is not only a Cathartic, but a Liver reme- - .
dy, acting fi rst on the Liver to eject its morbid matter,
then on the stomach and bowels to carry off that met "
ter, thus accompliehing two purposes effectually, with
out any of the painful feelings aXperienced in the'ope
rations of most Cathartics. It strengthens the eye.'
tern et the same time that it purges it, and, when taken
daily in moderate doses, will strengthen and build it up
-with unusual rapidity.
The lime is one ante
humanbody; and when it
well, the powers of the
oped. The - stomach is*
on the healthy Winn of
performance of its funs.
feat fault the bowels are
system suffers In Donee
Liver—having calmed to
eases of that, organ, one
made It his study, In a
years, to And come roma
act the many derange-
To prove that , this re
person tronbled with Lx-
Its forms, hoe but to trya
certain.
Thema Gone remove all
the system, supplying in
of bile, Invigorating the
digest well, purifying the
health to the 'whole ma
mma of the diseaseh-ef-
BILIOUS ATIAOIIII are
Prsvenied by the oo
livplostatua. -
One d 021 02 atter eating,
stomach and prevnt the
sdy one doff, taken
Mamma.
Only one dose, taken at
gently, and atm" Oos-
One done, taken after
One does of two
relieve Bier RIADAOMI. I
ORe bottle taken for fe
ll:memos of the diseme,
Only one dose IremedlL
while one dose, often re
0/10IARA Manua, and a
Only one bottle is
system the etteate of
• Dar— One bottle taken
aellownees or unnatural
One doselaken a shoit
vigor to the appetite, 'and
One dose, often remna
nt:mei in its worst forms,
complaints yield syliutun
One et JUR go9ee
lq errittl Satire is no
neol Y tlie world, as it
117./. few bottles cure
atoorbents, •
We take pleasure lure- commending this 'medi ,
clue as • preventive for FEVER and AGM, 04%1,
Peres, and all PICTS/Mot s Ihr.roce TTIM. It ope
rates with certainty, and iltousunds are willing to
testify to its wonderful virtues.
411 7 ,4 4010 it eve giving their unanimous testimony
in he nor.
ET Alia Water in the mouth with the Invigorator,
and stortilow boils together.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
18 A 801101111 , 10 hIRDICIA4 DISCOVERY, and is daily work.
ing sores, almost too great to believe. It cures as if by
magic, even the first dote giving benofit, aud seldom
more than one bottle is required to cure any kind of
LIVER Complaint, from the worst Jaundice or flys
pepsia toe common ijeacktche, all of which are the re
sult of a DIREARED LIVER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Dr. SANFORD, Projnietor, 946 Broadway, New York.
Agents for Philadelpkia; T. W. DYOTT & SONS, 218
North Second Street.
Retailed krall Druggists. Bold also by BAMIIgI..
STAIRS,
Twelfth avid Cheatuut4treets, and Y. RROwN,
yitth avid Oheatuut,strupts Pbilsds. %DB to th say
THE GREAT STANDARD REMEDY OF
THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
THE IMPERIAL DEPURATIVE FOR PURIFY
INO THE BLOOD 'AND STRENGTHENING THE
WHOLE SYSTEM.
The Imperial ,Depurative, prepared by Dr. Imps
berry & Co. is now acknowledged es the principal '
Family Medicine for the sure. of
II VAX T T A 3aotra affection::
•4li ttt ri a"° t e r Y u l ,,, °V ill i rgel s n ge e=to Y ilsease e s s itt e n r : mi w ti
hit l ow ' 'Used to these di v seases With oompletestleCeaa,
where all other mean. have failed. Two or three bot
tles will satisfy any one of its great curative proport es,
Tim DlSPalifi WMII . I/ BAlll44ficl j ULOSaAllOllB at
tics Bosse, hlOOOll, TILIMAT, Ito beneficial •and
healing characteristics are aeon abservod in these owe.
plabts. No matter of how long standing they may have
hean, they will Yield to the proper use of the IMPE
RIAL DLPUNATIYE in a short time.
TarrEs end BOALD /DUD will as certainly yield to
this medicine as it , is used. D:seartes of the Skin and
all eruptive complaints generally cannot long remain
after using a few bottles of the Imperial Depuratliw. • •
Its Tonic properties, as well as Alterative, render it
valuable to weak and delloate females.
The great purity, strength, and value of this Family
Medicine is unequalled itt the cure of alldieeases origi
nating In an impure condition of Me blood. It expels
all the virus or diseased matter from the blood and re
invigorates the, system.
These using the Imperial Depurattve and wishing ad
vice in their case, will reset,. every attaatimi by otter
or otherwise.
Prepared and sold by Dr. LOUNSDERRY & CO., No.
Ao Noith StreetLtAowArah, Philadelphia.
For sale also by J. v. 4png 4. Cp., Lancaster, Pa. J.
H. fuser and S. S. Stevens, Reading, Pa. Holman &
Co., tHarriebarE, ra. 0. W. Epting, Pottsville, Pa.
T. lc C. W. McClintock, Easton, Pa. James Caren,
Westchester, Pa. Schmidt & Co. Allentown, Pa.
Simon Rau Bethlehem, Pa., Dr. H. Leslie, Bristol,
alipeaW4lo6
lin
PHILADELrEIA AND
gistIMADINGRAMataTi.
; New AecomniodationPaisenger Traid initneetißeading
and :Philadelphia: r
Leaves Reading daily (Panders n 0461 - it':6 16 A.
Id.„irriyingat.Ptilladelptda at A.rM. - r}gq;retnrn-
Ing P: H. - •
i.P.iuoUnigtirii by this train /lire -ores Phila
delphia before returning or iesviiifilt earlrerk.
ee , l4m . Mr, H. 1 11 b11,11.P.tiltMr;Pae. .tary.
fiIILADELPHIA.ARD.READINGRALLI
P
•BOAD-PAST FILIDIGHT LINE.'--Nreight being
leer) the Depot; BROAD Street, below daily, tot
D i m°, geepenelon 'Bridge,' Oanaia,,
_Detrott, Chicago '
Citefettlwankle, Gahm, Di:Moque - OK:" Louie, andlhateamo
peint4.
' Thiele thoo. aharteet_ronte _Clanaila and -the Lake
p er * mi d — g6 o o wi ll )* forwarded arithgreatar despite.%
to the sham pointa thin b 7 any otter mate.
. • • Multi 4m, twig rpKl9o_
alai% &I aim. 4tit due.
tordieusiont Bridge - 90' ' 60 - Al
Buffalo
95 75, 55 • 411
Detroit..:.:::_:2o_„_'.' , 98 . 7B — 67
Chicago • • ” I_lB 2 100 80
•• Freight' going thmingii hi' MU the way, mot be
marked c<VIA. - - •
No transhipment between ,Philedelphis• and Bimini.
Nark goods via Philadelphia ow(
sad send tritlie Depot 'Bread etre.% below Pine, daily,
Berme 5 P. M.
• aorfarther Infoimation in - PrelUlitiiionto, aalt
at the through freight ogee o Philadelphia, Nia
gara 11.-W. =liar - NETS
and 6mtarraT.,
_den-7
TuitirsravANlA: • RAILIWAD.+ HE
GREAT CENTRAL' 1101111L, - conniii4e2 the At
lantio Cities with Western, North-western , and South
western;ltatesi by a continuous Railway ,direet. Thin
Road also connote at 'Pittsburgh with dellyiline of
steams.* to all ports-on' the Weetemillivere, end at
Cleveland and Sandusky with EtteimOri to all ports on
theliorthlwatein -Lakes_• 'l3mking the iniigt DEREe'r,
CHEAPEST and .124ELIABLE BOUTRbr which Nreight
can be forwarded td and from the GREAT WEST,
RATE 6 BETIMI,I4VPHILA.LeIRIIIII:AND,PITT
BURGH. • -
_% • ,
- fuser Wass—Boots, non, Haticasel •
. •
Oa ,Boob; Dry Goods;(ln.bconeel _ r . •
balm and trunks),,Drugc, (inigages
- • and bales)Testhers, Purs,_&ei plllOO
Bloom) 01.Ass*--Domeitle'.
it
and Tiating, origlnek
bales), Dregs (le cub), Reh l w trtt. -
Leather, Lkuorpfht casks,) Wam, , •
Paper Wool 'and 'Eheep. Delta, •
Eastwird, 10f - 5 ,„
Tatar Crass—Alkifill, - -, N0311p, paean
• and , Pork'-'•Galted,'lloose or .in
moles), Pante, lad
in 7
' (except lard and rosin) ;Os, pee 1.01
Poems Cumis—Doffee,.
Beef, and Pork ,' casks or bonaw • -
°seaward), Lard andLaidtHl,Rails,.
.liodaAsh, GermainCla Tas,pl44, ,
'Mein, Steel, Man To. ,
„ - -
baesoeq., OH, — gusen,
Sugar (hhan., btds„
.and imps > )
&e:, Sza - ' 400. par 100 11
Ifinoz-760. per bbl., until further notice. ,
- Gacilr--85e. per 1001te., 'until further untie*. •
Clorrost--$2 per bele, not naiad*: 506.e1b5. weight,
until further notiee".
In chipping Goods from an point EastOf Phliadel
phis, be partwielar to "AU packages /. ciei , Peneassionnis
Railroad." AU Gorda consigned - to the Agents of this
Road, at Philadelphia oar pittsburgh, will be forwarded
without detention. ' _
lasicars AossesS. '.4)larke & Co:, Chicago; Pieter &
& Co., Memphis, Tenn. ) R. I, Task* 00., St. Loads,
n 0,.• .P.-- G. CPRile 1- Co:, Ziamerlili,,lndianai Wm.
e, "'Kentucky.; 0 . , Heletwea
nilndhuss Bronx & Co., sad Mime ft
Hibbard, Cincinnati; U.S. Pierce CO., Zanenrille.
, Leech & 004 No: 64 Rilbjetreet, Boston; Leech
& Co., No. 2 Astor house , New York, No.„ Willman et
New, Tork,;•mia. , Oneida, Philadelphia ;," Ifagraw &
Koons, Baltimore; D. A etswirt, Pittsburgh,-
H - 11. HOTIELO6,I
TrWAtA
TT: J. imbrßilitliT,
deg- , General Ilerparntendent. Altoona. Pa
o t r akt , FOR HAVANA, via
_CHARLES
TON azid,Keir West .— The ableadid steam
atiPllßT;, Catt:Wllllim leave NEW
-TONI{ for SAVANT, OnIi"RIDAY. Cot • let, .tonetking
at Charleetoa and Hey Weet for malls and,.yaasangeta.
-, 7tor pastakaaliply to
• ' hiletaTOßD, tiLESTISN, ta_oo -
No. 29 Broadway,
Or JOHN -WAGNER,
8017-tool - No. f"Wilnut street,
atFOR .4 A VANNAIL=RERON' t g
LINE—ONLIfr LtNg--G001.171 AR
CS ,VED AND BILLS Lavine, SIGNED EiliftY
DAY.—Yrelgbt and iumrance it leis Tri
reme' rates. by the etesmahly - STATE.Or.GEOReih
OKA _J, Gamic, to amkon - Inesiii:.llltiit,lith, at a
o'clock, P. M.; from area 'wharf above Vine it.
Yor farther particulars please sea.sdrectiseias,t of
Steamship !TATS 0 IVOAOBQIS , itithia paper.
For freight or passage apply to A..thmos
in : North Nni4Toi,..
THE BRITISH , 'AND NORTH
AM RI A n. .N wrrAti MILIIi STRAIL.
_ .
130 U nw Tiiirevo
Chief Cabin Nonage
Boon& Clabil Passage
non tiosTow 20 larcuswoL. • • ,_. .-W e
Chief Cabin Passage - - ---
Second Cabin Passage - - -
,60
The skips from Reston MI at Halifax, •-_.; • ..
I
PRESTh„Clapt.Judkinc - - CAMARA - , Cant, - . - -,
ARABIA, Cap 3. Stone . ' AMERICA, Capt.Wie
ASIA. Capt. B. G. Lott.- - ' NIAGARA, Capt.Ryste.
AgRYNA, °apt': Shannon. SIIROPA, - Capt. 1. Leital.
These vessels carry a dear widte light at mast-lead;
green on starboard bowl red import bow.
ASIA, Lotto = leaves Boston, Wednesday, Sept. 22.
PERSIA, Junks, - , 14 N.YOrk, Wednesday, $O4 '
$1).
NIAGARA, Millar, -4 , Boston, Wednesday, Oct. 6.-
ARABIA,Stone ~ N.York,Wednesday, 0ct.,•1114
CANADA, Lang, " Barton; Wednesday, Oct 20.
AFRICA, Shannon,.' 4, N.Tork,Weduesdsy„, 00t..27.
ASIA Lott, - • 4 , ~ Boston, Wednesday„ Ilio.;: 8 ...,
PERSIA, /officio'," N.York,Wednesday, MOV:10.
BllROPAilcitah, . -
• " Boston Wednesday, N0v.47.
' - Bertha not ,soured until rid f0r. . . . , .
~
=An experienoed Surgeon - on board.. - -- - • !. , .
Tie o wners of these Ships will net be mountable for
Gold, Silver, Bullion, Speci e
_, TewehT, Precious Stones
or Metals, unless bilis of lading are signed theretor and
um value thawed thorela' .
Tar fr eight or passage arplM l.
. -
,8,29., - - - 1. OMB, -, 1 Bowling Groin, IF. "MM. - ,
FOR , RIOHMO.ND, ; via N.9l'felk
and OITY POINT—PALL ARRANOII
- A 3 411510-UNION" MAMMY
OOMPANY , B LINE OP STEAM/MRS TO SAIL
NYRRY WEDNURATAND SATUNDAY;it
UNTIL TIMMER, NOTION.
.. _ .
.
VIRGINIA, Captain 4: R. Kelley.
PENNSYLVANIA, Captain Teal. . . -
.
CITY OW RICHMOND, Captein,lifitthell. - .
. These line steamships will sail above. They are
handsomely fitted up for - Pmein •, havinkaaloona on
deck ; are provided with Francis Metall. Life Boats,
Life Preservers, .Bce.. and no pains or expense spared for
the comfort and safety of passengers, and the protection
'of goods..: - •
This Line otters the quickest, cheapest, and most
comfortable route for passengen, and is In idTanie at
'any other for despatch and economy for freight TO TOR
INTERIOR Or VIRGINIA,' NORTH CAROLINA,
AND TENNESSEE.
• NO 21ilik8BIPIEENT 'BY THIS LINE.
Passage to Richmon s or Petersburg, $8; meals /4
eluded... Passage to Norfolk, $8 ; meals Included.
THOMAS WEBSTER, Jr.. (lemma 4igegt e
:au27-1m - - WadAY . •
== -
• - POR• CHARLESTON AND SA .
VARDAR —WOOD'S LUX
GOODS REORITSD 4tm RILLS or LADING MORRO
svgay. DAT.
nellevAid trot -eDiallido•chool Stmoshlpo • -
.0a r Toms STATR FITATR OP:OZORGIA, -
Now for m a woolly line foi the South andtßoatircod,
cow rcif' thou skips ogling every SATURDAY at ISII
Valook A. M., alternately foc CDualestea ask Si.
princlpalregulatore of gm
performs its functions
'VOW ore fully itotel
trod 'entirely dependent
the Liver for the prtmer
lions; when the stomach
at fault, and the whole
mance Of one organ—the
do its duty. For the die.
of the proprietors has
practice of more than 20
whorealth to oktuter;
meats to which it is Ira=
The eteateshlp KEYSTONE STATE, Captain O.P.
kisiehman, wtU mit SATURDAY, October NA, at 10
o'ctcck, A. M.
The - STATE OP GEORGIA, Capt. John J. Garvin.
will' commence loading on &dant ay, Sept. 25th, and
sail for Savannah, Ga., on Tuesday, 5ept.,23%, at 2,
o'clock P M.
At both Oharbaton and Savannah, those stgps:,,‘,,,, c t
witlcatiamora for florins and Havana, a7, 4 ,,,,ita
toads, aro., for aal Nuns in the Booth la &attbwast.
PRZIGHTS ItllDvrow . •
' Heavy Irsight at, an wrongs ef 16 per 1 4 4 . 144,
Now took steamship ratty. •
,
!Andy hat foundoiny
Asa 00.11TIATNY, in any of
battle, and oonviation
morbid or bad mattertioin
their place a healthy flow
stomach, causing rood to
bloodi. giving - tone, - and
eh ery, removin the
Seating a radical care:,'
cured, and, what is I,st:
caaional cy the, Liptii
- • - ItiBITBANci. • • •
ilusrame Ofl4 /018IIIIANOlt on a large proportion
of goals gipped 1104 Vi- will •be found to be lower by
these ships by galling Teasels.
Steirago do -800
Ngssarelon Tickets, good bir the present year.' BO 00
No bills of lading signed after the ship has sailed,"
_tor. freight or pansies, apply to
le salliOrot to relleye, the
fetid from riling and sour-
A. BARON, Jr.,
No. 828 (loft 81) North Wharton.
Awaits at Obarleaton,T.-8. it. T. G:
befoiar roliring, prevents
irri;;Ei I.*
/or Florida, trout uharleetcos, steamer CAROLINA,
*very Tuesday.
:/orlorida, from Savannah , etesthere ST. SLUMS
and ;ST . JOHNS; every Tuesday and Saturday. ,
/or Harare, from Charlestonitteamer MERL; on
the 4th axed /Dth of every month:- -
ufght,loosene the bowels
fiTANglia.
esiole meal, will care Drs
teaspoonfuls will ',brays
male obatinetion removes
and makes a perfect cure.
ately relieves On ota o,
peated, is a care cure, for
preventive of OBOLIRA.
needed to throwont of the
Caine after • a long !kV.
STEAM TO GLASGOW, F•• •
DE 7; without delay, for SO dollars.-
Return tickets, good for di mouths, k either of the
above places by any steamer of th e pile, SO dollars for
the round trip, out and back. — -
for JAI:INDIO' TOM - OTOS 111
COlO7 front the skin.
New York, hfialtillan,Baturday, Julylo, at 12 o 'aloe;
_Onumeing 3 ' Oct.
ebiegow, Gloodyin, cr August 7, lc
. . .
lime before eating gives
makes food digest well. -
ed, cares Ottoftvlo Titus
whit e Sonata]; and Boast
tq thohrei doge•
nttests caused by Woutte
surer, alter, or speedier
'sever fails:
Doom', by exalting the
Glasgow, Geodwin . .
Saturday, isily IS.
Now Itork, *Annan AagaetU.
ltoitalsorgls, (lamming ' Batasday Aug. It
, RATIIB Pd1331.G.11. •
11ntplees 15 gllnsal
Elteentge, fond wiik evokedprovitiom
mon Raw TOIL
Mat Ohm ' 474 00
Steerage, fond with cooked provisions . ; ... ..... SO 00
Children under 14 Tars of age, kali fare; Infanta in
Steerage, rive.
Rabim tickets exailsbls within six months, by any
steamer or this line: --
Pint Claes. 040 00 Btaarige 180 00
An experienced Surgeon at tacked to each Steamer.
For freight or passage apply to
WORKMAN 100.,123 WALNUT Street, Pkiladal•
aoi3NRT CRAIG, 17 Broadwa y , Hew York.
HALL & LONNY, linehanan Wharf, Baltimore.
cull
HAY'S ' HOTEL,
- wrrmAnisporiT
LYCOMIN4 COUNTY, PA.
The undersigned has purchased the large and elegant
building, corner of THIRD and PINE Street, formerly
occupied by the West Branch Bank, and has enlarged'
and refitted It in a imperior aisle. •
'Williamsport Is one of the -moat delightful inland
towns In Pegmylvania, and his house, he hopes, will be
found pleasant, as well to the traveller as to those citi
nal of the metropolis who desire to pass as agreeable
time daring the heated term of the summer.
me omnibus runs from his Hotel to the Packet 'and
Railroad Depots free of charge. • _ '
fygli•Ssu W.R. HAY , Proprietor. -
•
brOB V- SPRINGS.—THIS
AN: well-known, and delightful Bummer Resort will
be opened for the reotption of Visitors on the 16th of
June, ondititt 'open until the let of October.
The now and spaolous Buildings erected lest year -ars
now , fullj completed, and the whole entablinhment hes
been 'unlinked in enperior style, and the lwroommoda
tioiLS'lrill be of a &motet not excelled in any pan of
•
the United Statee:
. . .
The Hotel will be. under the management of" Kr. A,
G. ALLEN, whose experienceeourteons manners, sod
attention to his guests, 0 10 the 10 0/eat "'lmes _of
comfort and kind treatment. . - .
esteems, It is deemed
to s t a te ot t ha t
Olfat li ' l n ' tr sr. reach Bedford by a
properat t ad h di ri tiento the
a oth e r means
i of
The °mow ) . ..„Ive ramie exteAthre arrangements to
supply dealt:l'66nd seaside/as with . 4 ' Bedford Water , *
by the barrel, Whey, and In bottles, at the following
prices, at the Sphigeoris : ' . ,
Nora banal rulbery) 24 00
- • Do. ' oak) 600
ji Do. Mulberry) 800
g Do. oak.) 200
elth o T, lo 'gallons. 2 26'
Bottles, IX,puit, per dom. 160 ....,
The barrels are carded": pre P la th at v.
chasers
et. ma/ depend arad
Aron readying the Witte Zs!:
swe - " • ' - -
All ommatualcatlons shoat be whiner" " ' •
" Tall WilD?Glilll W-NUA/0 1. .-.4 t °
...In.,' - ,
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7!!'" - ;" . , - ~ - - 1, -• ovillist onav, pi,
`3l"ailiaab siir~s:
tilnin
PM
76
YOB OHAULISTON.
FOE SAVANNAH
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Ottmtner Um:le.
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