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• filiiixiiiatAoll3l:llo.lllD'Or:inDß;
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- 4 "
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keit* -ow. Pli1141)/1 1 1411 A— •Seit. 139';1040..
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trax , 46
fDistid•lb)•" ""„•-•••;••• (bre 25 .
fitiamskipyegnehos; mtha 22 houritfiure /Div YOrki
41iroope May; Withind.c - .04.5...._ lo°”"'
~.,:dilf.3001":110P O ttli gtOO ram& v e Br au dy.:l
VIPs t'bil**7 , Paige, of ,Destorbirfrom• 'Somrero
•• AtheAlateidoit Boadiitat.rlitiedf I s land, ` - bargee; -- Wakunws, and ibent - tweyttyashoptierS'abort;
Wilmingo,n pima,
Brig-ifirio - .l2(oman,,l4idaleitioimMilinftnet46 WO,
with"- uesellAttitacto'n4thin; ,2,Reports ,tke .barque
&Mirka. 'fie 10,01LialliOta
t t • - Bebr • ifliy - Fistohati filibycp days Arvin
•
with seh it B &Solider &• -
• Behr AnneWsiiiiiton. I, day fronLowedi
COin",to, - ,Jes•L Bailey & 00. , : • •
„ i"&tuirvlND: Eddritift&l
• BltindOnditkelaware, Copal, pone from ti cm York,
• , t Oofts&Util Allderdlbe,t ,Vitkaternadiidisidind pousiglire -do ha
BbtpPritieetin .Toiriellia, Baiter, from Liverpool 12th
• .. - ultpwitksalb to Wm. liiimii-orodial to S. Baldwin &
, • Dr bargyie'.oitkat'ini, Jeeirson, 88 • thiie r' flC) s s den".
wlttritarble.4ags, 411., to V. A. Barton • -
- ' 'Dorm's ledrunnd Dwigtil;l/llliamd, 17 . dals • frcbey Port
" Pews.' Ntth togwood'mdaOffeis tolhos Watteau &.
•
fro
Damao racial
„dap' m Boston, with
miles to D_oo6lper:
• • - — Brig thassn'Tfaiellori !Argent, 4 dap from Poziland . ,
An helmet to captain.' ,• ' ' •
-• • - Mary )1. Rely, g ua *.. - piood...ii in' bat.
•, • - last to eayitata' • • - - • - ••
5 0 8 r Jbli klaMOSity; ii41,1401'; from Ag1a!,331,
With spine to captain. -
• Beak Oorelitiefiall; Orahim, 4 days from Merlin',
"in b'ailist td.l.
~4 `dadsoried & 0o; -.• „ • '
• tear Embar k , Doneko,B dip" from Voe, :rgeOvvrn,p,O,
vilB --- ---irchandiss to Thos Webdter b
I '• Zona; Plilds; 8 days frouiLlioYianie, with dkly"
, limber:So W Bacon & ,
' Starlight ,, York; „1/:Myd , trent Portlaniir wlth
nuTrO to.ospatla. " t f _
-•" ' 'Anton*, Oordery,*44lH' 'from: Provineekiwn,
• • itith tidos% tti*l ;.Wood'Z , _ - '" •
- '''''''''''''''''''''' Dion Anston, With
wen to Mdtplif & Boons: ,
ito.Vx,aiporro 3Pleard; Baker; 6 &ifs atom, Boston, In
3• 2 r - ..hallasktn Noble, Hammett *Dade sit. '
- ekkipirisoolo„Dowea S da' from Lelpelo, with
"grain to .T Palmer &Oo • 1 " '
• -
Bohr liKolsitt, - Endicott, 601:a BOAOO.
'FIChi B Okeeter, oovram, trosa
••••---": ache Ship Oitoenter, Pountsdn, from ipsittok.
Behr Grecian. Matthews. from Newbaryport., _
. , fickr Vphrolio & • 41.nna, Doyle. from Providence.
am
Behr Sophie ..', wilthmas, from Providence.
_
Henderson, Godfrey, teem ,Broiddenes.
:Behr mulles T;;Oandt; front Providence; „
- DahrLirbinno. - Norton, from New York:"
' - iltsep-1 P 111101,14 .I'4if;tion'birie s Del. with
, •- • mike to Theo W Parker. • '
• ' •
. - BteimaehlitKaiitone State; Marshman, Oharleston, A
• Otearahli- Phlhews 'Opreinti hlettbstri.l3ooool U
. - •
ati..fial a Dol on i Bellew; Allii rdloo.
" •' mtm ,*id'lmpale Bls b op, hcp, Metsosr-a. a
,
'
- :'Brig;;Oc e n" Trate:llo4 4arkrenl, Portland, N Stone.
Brig ade ! twd; licidgdon, Pembroke, Mei Matti &
'lttle OhleOpia: Smtee;Oosten, D Cooper.
'lrrtieteestmra, Walker', Barbadom; Trier Atone B Co."
.Prig.,Octsiz Waire;')forton, Barbados do.
-- :llcbr - A:ilendsrebob Godfrey, Provident*, do.
licke.hpkbrahn & Axons, Dole, Salem, 81unickson B
" :IL:b r. Bled Dolt , halms, a white.
•= i liehi-PhlpOarpsnql. Ifountani Ifewriort. do.
Bohr fireelan. Motthers, Portsmontk, 0 Miller B CO.
' : Behr P Areistrong. Dill, Tall Diver, .1 do.
• •^ Bohr lhobark,'Donoto,Alexindria, &o.; T Webster,'
. ,
Belie Cleo W' Krebs, Boieriiiin, Baltimore, ' do.
• • - „
Behr dophla illotlfrepOrliiina, Georgetown, Boasts
•-* BeheAleiliaT;i3Didji L Andeiiiied & Ooi
pitehire f Boston, lioble, Damien& Co.
"' • Behr Oki Edirarif, - Bake, ,r 'Boston, •• do..
" • ilekt.,ol,lltafrilfaahington, Yardmen,
,Nortin4'
• echivriik , A•rian:
aabr lifrbanna, Norton, Bridgeport,
- Behr W•Ponder, DOrMan. do,
- Bobr"John Beatty, Slump, Newburg,:
- Behr aI•P *tevens, Bean Despise/on, do,
- • -- Str 0 °Alger, Magee, H artford, - • do.
• WDisag, Olaypoole, Baltimore, A Groves, ie.
• •,=:, - EgoirDspOridenoo of the Phtfideipliia Ilachange'l
t • - , • LlWltii„ ,Kept 23, P. M.
• c- 'Delia at harbor ibinslete of Onifollowing Teisele,
its ; bergae ltseline ; brigs. Myra, Daniel Boone, Chas
Hilatlwantigielfalkairep,,olle *amid Xliss. with Bohr'
AT Beere;/Cidron, D P Pad, Yana..
her, Dretinderi late, Dereli- A, 800, A
"Dila; fielPlefiOnstadsaratod Aininida• •
24tii,•1 left for thin rs)
apeetive deirtliationsiit r -1" e • •••• 4 •
aiiira E P %tog. Baty
- Oeost,; Wank and Idininoi, swil v were the
' only" *easels ittierber'pOiterday :at raison ; bat the
wind 'havinephardoid' laat'ilight bathe North, with a
• • 'hoot britle,taliont forty - sill of Sakonnet* hays awl.
Meted albs- kin-bor." The wind is new at:nag-from N•
• RJ, andcold, - • ; --•"- • • •
. _
tOolTall*A0All• Of the
-•••-•• • • Oars 26-2 N 2. M.
A brinktle• htll•triolthrig, aud three-masted aohr
oreat-in.thla afternoon, A barque went out. • There
- &boat' lit the firsakiimar, bound out.
= Bland blowing s itiong breete.. . • • • •
lowa, too, SHOSi B. 1111031:11B.
- .
•Or isixon . .ari vaiiiiass.]
• Nur 'Osmium, Sept 20
- - Arrivitt, dap Golden Oroao, from Talencla.
Ship James thrinalth.,from Raba.'
220 p 2014 Croon 00ediou2. - - • • "I '
, -- 4/3avos, Unfair from 'Boston. - • - '
• • '-' - ftottrour; Va.rf6apt22l:
polio J 2 Geo, from Italankse, ft seem on Pork's
Island, Aipletalies balm Aleut her' -
- - Arrived, ship Borneo,-from Le*hora; 'eh* Bona tS
from (*dream; Br bag Edgar, Iron Pernambuco.
06/ptseton, Adept 26.
- .Tite:l;ariatu (Jardine, trout Varies Itlend,-boaad to
fiele-Yorkr,kaa _Pat in Imre. leaking. tor repairs. 011
the Wit Wet let aft, knit 76 60. eaperliacea a *everts
- pas from Nto It B. daring whibk the barque sprang
teakaakkad TO keep one pump going an the time.
- - .16.1120112N1*.
heave, attired at
Sielimona'Atli inst. -
Steamaldp :Vigo. (Br) kteGalgaa, trot:lolmi,
• ,fork 26* Instant for Liverpool.- = ,
Staitoiddp,Sremen. - (aretami)•tesaalsi for itutiett,
*Bed totla-2er Yorknik Mut -, -
liteimaitip. ot New-York, Howes; cleared* Brii.
- ton t 6 h hut for Philadelphia. ' " .
tibiy iitalvuot, Lovas; sailed from Liuttrui 10th' but
' for this Port .
pOrde, forMobllo i aleared at New,
York 2tottibtat.,;- , :. ,, .. , ,,- ,-- •-= ;
Ektik".tratoihalitiitio - ,:ltattlaews,eleatti d at Boston
SlattimUtOr • -
Plalp ireitelattailleamod*,lrom M obil,, (haying re.
Oieiredat trust t. .2 I* traitor Cad's.'
'66lp johliftematel loam, for Okarestoa, sailed from
A L " : 4 'ol 4 (tr l t i W bs e t ila" - .. - tr ' Un'Ali - ya - it:/-1 - :itOita t.
Ship 14.1 wall; Opiagoe.,Patteoi-troto Richmond, ar
",, Yive6 at Bordeava 7th Met. ,
'' Popham; Blame. from Liverpool for Valparaiso,
..., .__..
'* u siiheo JuIY7A", lot 118, ion 82. W.
8111 p Rine°, Stalest, from London for Ronachee,
s was spoken July 25; lit 4 11, lon hi -, , .--,
' " ''' ' • ilittp:Abby: Bro wn ; Noodle. from Liverpool for Boa
' ltanitolo: was "Oh= July 27. lst 7N. lon 26 W. , •
BrunireActilites,,flpidoen, °lewd at London 7th loot 1
• • -•- " for PittliSelphle,""na iiited,frorn Pool 10th but ;
• ';sla=plGlifabion, W, *dm from Baltimore viAlolicante,
•.',•: =go= At Tateliala 24 mat. ~.,•- -, , ~. , -
_. *Paul f.aironlation., Webb, from Rio #t Ramiro, Ai.
' -"- go= =Nei' °oleo= Iliffiinstr - ' , , -
Benue_ Geo =arran t Bentley. sail= from Richmond
, - .Bath last for litonlevidoo. - ,,witis
„flour. • • ,
'' Barna* Vslstta:ltiake; from Oape Town, 0 0 If, ar
, ' rlverrnt Boaton'Uth lost, -, " ,„,, •
"-- ' Bingos 'P 0 'Alexander; ffolcerd, helm for Pergiod,
wee sawn 25111 L loot off /ire Island. - .
Barque Luois gig*, ohearer, from , Montevideo, Sr
' stood =Ulm 24. th init. -,,, • • • •
/ 3 6 7 `T" ISF°Jillars , BAUM, cleared ' Noir °ries=
' ' ' Rlnt innt'for Mode Janeiro. '• '
• Brig, Otnpdpn, , ,lVlsioU, -for Fajardo, to !load for
Phillidtiplila,=ild from St Thoum Ist not
• Brig Omit", Baker. china at New York 24th bit.
Brig-Xmas, Baker, for Iliii port, Meowed at Mates
...
• - Brig Farill",o Vleld,Blerrimao, cleared at New York
26th instfieOpeotor - "• - ; :r.• , f or '
, ' .Brig_Bati,att A Eider, 'ism:l44llo flrindtp; salted
~, ~, .4 feumitipsegegtet MID Inat-..". 'Ye' , ,;-- 1 ,
SehriOlichard harden, Arnold; aud'AusaufW,Tyler f
• • ';;, poop", =lce it Nall River 22 inst. , r - ;
1„ ; ~, ....,Illaist.gosta LCarlton, ffhilinr, sailed from Pail River
.r . - r' '', = =rout ler Abis pert .. • -_, ~ ••••'-• , ~,, ,
~..,, - r " •-• :,", Lobel' P: Clashisg, Mott, hoot" at Boston 24th' inst.
Ilettillssir Prig% Bliosavd; dared at' Baton' Seth
Bahr Sarah U Willetto. Thompson, hen= at "Proof
, -,d*aos Big inst' Reports, 18th toot , at'ISX.A W. be
, • Wont Barnogat, sad .1112.4 • Jits Barber, name in mg.
limns with a large Nehooner, onknown,„and carried
• ' away j,bboomthoad and ant water, started bowsprit,
, ...
,hrokistne r•f_ goo forward beams , damaged windlass, and
• offier,hililat injury.- Tito other sabooner lest main.
mutt;,artVwas omit* s cut dein, asaidnhipe on the los.
' - 'baud aide' lie wee seen 19th going into Aunty Rook.
• ' ' - --rtio too if tile above:oollbdon has been received
'•' from' nor_veuel arriving at New York.] 221, while
' • , " ' tiomingthrinigt the Om*, tams in:06111405% with sahr
Willow Harp, Brookboyan, "firm Alexandria, and
J" , ' ' • ' bad Main , boom =riled away. mainsalltetn, and boat
r-' '. ""Itors; - Tbs W 0 ituritined no lojury,
' ' - ---' " Scam 7 Laucuier. Stills; B 7 lbott, iffsdrsil, and 0
Carron, Pratt, sailed from Providence 231,10 at for this
jbrt .
Bohr' Northern Light, Lake; kenos , itt ..fiewburyport
,
- ' - Soisk,'.4varia, Dodge tailed from , New
_Bedford 234
fist !or this poet. ,-,
' ,- ' - Bahr '&41=11 A, Iffherida . ; arrived at NeWberii, NO,
,
241 k test - ,- . ,- , -
f • '..
Behr B L Brooker, Pfsp_loy, iiiille, arrived -at Tann.
ton 22d fast. , , , , .
' Bobrs Bolivar 'Candor W B .Tairusou. Botttb; 7 a
- .Ati en; Babcock; "0 A - lisokwhel, pub* X R Atwood,
' Atwood; D 8 188881 0 8:8Patkeef , soli Ireland, btlller,
IMSCS, at S6StOl:l 24tlItOtt: ' „...
- Bohr II B ilasoomb. Burk, hence, "rand at Newbury.
sori26tlifult. • • ~ , ~ •
Sobr Barr Elisabeth, Dola,,berde. at Balem24lll lust.
Bohr? Writabes, Sontors;for Thiladelphis na il e d from
...- ". -- Balen .231 ins": „ _ a
' ' ' - - - Befit Westboro Light, hence at Newburyport 231 1124.
---. , '"--- 4 . Ibilis`Alpinal"Folthey; therilaisii 'for Shiladelpbta,
,
; was at Newport 24th frost , 2 P fd
Sabra Anal treWn, Brown, and Oleero, Yates, for
;;.. •, Phitadolphia, soiled from Proofdenes Rith fort.
Fehr anima I. lity../liitikney, hone', =stood at Wil
mington: N 0 24th intl.
Bohr Stag, TowneenOkiintre, arrived at Norfolk, 24th
3 :
' _ WM'S B „Stray. Mott, cleared at Wllmiutou . NO,
‘'
iiib fastior Plfillaslaflo., ,
• tfoltr.W L Oorlags. Corwin', for Philadelphia, went to
'''
"" lieti fits= WOminltton", N 0324111 inst.
1 Sabi , Elio AVlttle, Satins, cleared . at New Yak 24th
bort for Chartettou . t ~ '
i • ,
Rehr .641 Glk Benson, benne, arrived at New Bedford
1
' '- Behr' s.4ein' itileft,:Oltgwrighi, for' Philadelphia,
naffed from Iteir'Sedford ugh foot. -
t ~' ' Wihro,4lotA,L White, 11.tolgas, ant I.W W. !odes'',
'', •:), : kazoo; at Menfolk 241 k loot'
B hr Ringo. iteedtfre= Richmond for Philadelphia, ,
put into 1k284 lost thiOrrionot of head wind.
fr'" - ' 00 0 4,0614,1 iNf 007 , =knifed =No'rfolk 26th last tor
s•Thliadelobls,--- v . -• ,
A ,A. 4.4 '' , - - :.#:-,i., 4',. -Its..? •
A - _ siisivirio pout ,
• • ' . t • - N/177-YOlll4, • rept,. 26 , -Arrived, steamship Tames
' Adiffor,2Aduns, Oharlettor'l jalpi „Traded* ffebhard,
- : .er., lloossawlbtitelleol; Visitor on, Oanikitit, do; bri l l
; ;1".,1 , , , ..3. r agate; igtEg6.o4 itademix; g Moine, Renick. 1ack
„•,..,,,,,,,;_,,,,,,,,,,,,m,,i,5ehr 3 Randolph , =Sow:Worth, Almon:
'-";•• .4:li, ' , = , ,
• ••••• '` - '; tiloriniValitpt , Alexatiddris, 'Titoomb, Rotterdam;
-‘,,
-_Oswego,' Stevona, Savannah; 7_ It 'Verso* Lstlasuo
.. ..,.... -4.. , , t waw t twa n gulc.Clstr, Oporto; If It Ammon, Crosby;
• '' • . -,- ,1 •*1- tilitoil'ireist, Waltein,Ravaialf- it • Nicheti,lbske,,,
rr, s-I , 4:l=lll46 7 l=brig Trutglas; Perms, Bathurst; 'sae avec;
:r 4 - 2t atondifuebb Vida Berdhewi Wilmington
„,.o•
4 -,..ol2 , oBaer•aufolt,' oa ,
Attain' Cornolino ; Iwo'.
' ,, 't, '-.'” ' AlismiaPelth 7 n;rlWlaitrii 4ans, Badding, Alenstdria,
AtT-I.ll,Webooiloogiroit;‘, a d , ,J, , .., .. .„ ;, n
~
J., „6'.43,. isitildollieftnidttpcnAlitamg e ilitiiimik, Itintestowri,
-,,' to , l' , Morffillic ikel shin liiiireaahrßrida, Bin'-lfranoitco.
.. 1;;.'„,.. , ..-i-, - ;! -- , ,4 , BCPSTollySolit26'oArrivilP LydottStover; ( of Pori.
~ ,, ,,,'1 ; ,..417 - 9),lpill)e.BAtlacfMlitai4tolll 12 , 1.01 , 5 chi Julie Smith,
- , "." , :-A Unwell, Alelandria; , i• - . ~, r - - ; ,_
..4ri , e8.116 i . -040 11 10Phiritt libiT Wall fil=f;freim Oronstair,
- -- ' ••'ol.atred., barques Thirds', sNridgs; w it ytit,• 11 A,
' 4 , - -,,,e 1 , - -" , riffamtain , Milifigatlioten; Dutch brig' Aonarika ',Scholl
-X4,-;-.l'''iSUlllaaktlisitesirdastot,,Al,,,,E.4 ate: or ~.,- - ~,, r • ?,,, , , ;;„
4 - .'`f,'Alior., gnawer , WilliautNiGokint.-Railetb, issitircore,•
4,il . WOACI 0 811 1 0 4 )= - 5Aribetlildirryrdioirliew Orleans; barna"
• ~;.„,,...,,- s,'llooker, do; WigiAtrale; llitisisi , Noblio; Ora.:
..,,, .::: :10 ) Small.. litachles; echro N Nickerson; Nlekerion,
- lliehlnond. Tar :oomph Turner, Crowell, Norfolk; Alta
' elliker, Balttrati. ,
...
_ .
nitMadan nom,
110111011-l-Ohlieitant. 'treed, Name Ninth.
idortioreiThomaoa, N Y, lf Cl aeries Nell, Phlla
imilay.lllllwaukes, - Altos Garland. 8 0
WG Eikkrolido. 0. //Mop, N
WOlalborne,,Vs • ; Ailed oLappm Y
likmllWalddllgtoFt. ,-, .., - 3 R :trona wi, Ohio'
heijimosa,Ohlo II It Endtb, Jersey Oily • •
8 Btendley, Boston - lira L Warren, Balt
tit-motto: Raiding. -4 I W Deiningor, Reading
Obarbamp N Y "" • Bobtir 8 hall, N Y
m R 11111,,-N Y-, J -Alexander, N J
•
W Moirttol & le, 80, —0 Ruts, Harem
B .P, fiout,',Texas . y -A. Armstrong, 111 •' '
,W Goo W llobscoe& la, Blob ,
,H /I Hisined.e. Md , • mond, Va. •.
BarollEptg, Mass • Bevarly,E Rahn; Rend i ng Mark & N a Denning, ,N
Y
Ohae Tun, N Y , •WM Patterson, put, • •
Hairowid, • • Then
Obaelton, Boston
Sanderson Smith N Geo L Dayton, Y. •
;:W,Buntlng, N Y'., • • Bun t ing, NY "
-'
• •3 linta3eyer; Vs ,
llr Nonnaa, N y ' Mr De Oofita, N Y
Ott a n a , n ,-N . Mr swift, Now Bedford
07kaa Head, NY • , •R B H ElhoYEard La •
'H Shepherd, La .• . • ; .oharlton H Way, Ga -'
B,NLandag,l4.Y • Goo Le Wort, N
In° lttrolif Weldon, N 0 B Herrott,Bavannah, Ga
. D Chant, New Havarti OS W-Hughea, Gin, Ohio
Mr Plummer* la, Md & la, tad
Samuel, A , Dlair,N 0B
DuUngr Mobile
W 11,Bramhall. N.Y L M Johnson, Washington
W H Hoare /EARS B Lookwood, Mobile
Vii.Ourt, Oa . • Wm X. Moseley, Mine
O Moakley Sorrel, Bayanitali A Kaakor, - 1 1 0 •
Lents Teal, St Louis David Sandi & dan N
11 tree. Conn 7 I.Porter, Lynn, man
John Domlin, N J John &modem, Pa
John MeNolly, N Y 8 P Gillett, II A
I A Wood, Maas 3' A Middleton, N V
,D Gigg, Louts lt" Ames, Vs
Wm I Omni, N Y , Judge Perry, fld
N Balls,- Bait '• 3 Geyer& la, Miesourl
It A. Chamber, Gs I, 3 Parr, Ga.
B B Joie% NY' -- A Rahn, N Y
/sea° Honig, Balt - A B l um. - Tease
Vogel; Tama ' N Barns & lon, Nashville
/rib H flattop, Alabama A 0 Hatton. Alabama •
Theo Leon, N Orleans ' Theo Danziger, N Orleans
W,W Parker ; N 0 Geo N Sanders, NY •
Mt* North', N I t Bonet. Elkton, MO
D A Meephord,lidempltia .311 M, Hall, N 0
I W Berdene, Mies Wm B Arnold
HEldridge Hifi •
B Eakle, ' Va - Andrew Bartle &da Va
-,- MIRCOTANTS' HOTIL-Tonith Street, below Men.
Geo Hogg, Brownsville,le, Digby, Pittsburgh
Ames 0 Martha. Pa . O W Short, Greenville, Hy
Nil J Saeger, Allentown W B Shde, NO,
J Stough, Bellefontaine, 0 Miss Jeo b, BrOwnev'e, Pa
(leo W Saber, New Outie 8 Ward, Harrisburg
PM McPherson, Wuren,Pa J M Trailer, Tremont, Mo
A 'Monet, Onola, Mo N P Wiles, Ripley, 0
A Harrison, Indienspolis ''. 0 Stow N
L Belo, N 0 - T Baboon, Salens,N 0
N Bohannon, N 0 • - A Bitting & lady. N 0
, HA Smi th , nome,Gs, r Timms, Buffalo Vs
Dollisietar. Pa IS veer, biloeredlle
Deicer & wife, Boston CI Long, Winton co, Pa
B A Vogler, N 0 J L Pnikerson N 0
8 Harrison, Ohio DW. Moore Ohio
P Jno nankin, Troy, N Y
1? 0 Arms, Brookfield, 0 Allison chew, Ohto
T W Case, Ohio' - B M Irwin, Benue
EP Gaynor, PotLrUta B L WWlsma , Louisville
Porter, Tenn if Lewis, Cincinnati
T Stackpole Salem, 0 A P Homer, Salem, 0
W Beeson, Ps ' 0 H Beeson, Pa
I, Brooks, Indiana G W Bettor, Ta:
Oeo W Bradley, N Y A Wed, Look Haven
B T Brown, Sweetwater W G Gauge, Baltimore
AMERICAN HOUGH—Chsistont street. below Sixth.
B H Davidson, N 0 H Jenkinal A da, Ohio
Miss PACI, Ohio W J . Hoke, N ti
W H Johnson, Mass MM Rogers, Mills
II H Crawford, Tenn A J Gi ll ett, Oonn
J Whaley. Mil El 0 liming, Mass
O Allen, Buffalo, N Y II W Camino, Phila
WAI Unwire. Waahiogton W W Berry, Balt
B r Walt. Dayton It J harden, Va
W id Barton, Vs T fl Briggs, Vs
L A HMOS, Va LT Smith N 0 •
A Amith Washington W Nelson, Vs. .
Miss If Onto& Vs Miss A Crash. Vs
J D id olds, Va JE Smith, N J.
B Chute & is, Minnesota J M Thomas & la, Mo
Wm H Cochran, Pa John L Cochran Pa
Wail( Downing, Ps Wm H Errington, NY
T JP Humphrey, Vs
' -usrion HOT/11•—esei street. below , 'mirth
7llloienberg, Ps A. Hanauer, Dresden, 0
0 Supper, Johnstown, P. A Marburg. Johowtown,Ps
NI-Marburg, Johnstown, Pe. T Johnstown, Pa
0 Wener, Johnsown, a P. Jacob Wenger, Johnstown
M Subium,Oenton,_olao Bin Lambert,
B R Titus Y G B klarkle,Liasleton
H G Taylor, St Louis L M Hultman, Beading
J Beaman 'Reading , W T Schen, ILinols
B P"Alber, Illinois W J Pfohl,bi" 0
-El Meyers, Chicago - John L Taylor, Zanesville
Mrs M Crnmusher.Zansav , le Wm M McElwee., Zenesv le
A DirAon, Zanesville M P Cagier, Cincinnati 0
G low Lamson. H Y'
HW Barton. Va
W H Thompson, Ni
Jae G Arnold, Maas
'NATIONAL HOTIIIi.—Raes street. above Third.
D Mittel& 1 / 4 Ending Geo Wyekiiop, Harrisburg
W Emu/buret, N Y •'J D Johnoa, Chicago
0 Beecher, lt J ' lb 13 Boyle & son.Llonater
P Oliphant, Herrisburg , lb W Rennin Harrisburg
Obis Plympton, Tamaqua . 136 . 1 Wm I Tonto, N J
'ln Biotin; Wilketbarre,Pa b Wiltrout, Mull Haven
A Shloss, Pottsville Oomitentine Miller, Ma •
BALD DAGLN VOTlL,—Third Mout!. ab. 0411ml:111i.
Willmar, Balton, Pa - M W Boudeobtish, Phlla
J W Boltz. Columbia co,Pa T Stevens. Jr, Lancaster
X Sabatini, Pa I r Stevens, Monroe CO, Pa
John Walter, Pa
1411.41. HIOILMAN
888.1.11 Y 8H A". soTBii-84eond . street. bolos, Btue.
L 8 BlaokaalL ?et D, N J J Clarnfost,"Buckaco; Ps
Obeltspasm • Jas &cyyers,•DoileetozW
Wm James, Buck,' co, Pa Bmltlt Llarpes, Pox Ohue
Ohu Basler, Oheltertham
MOUNT TTOINON 11011/L -4344 . 4nd •11441. above &rah
W D Faran t Pa •
Thom II Lowber, Dal
N M Bard: Phllt '
14 UN Sull, Mills
Thou 000117, Phila
p !YOtit,i / 4 I
MADIBON BOlllll—Screond street. above Barnet.
Mande Duval, 'Delaware • " PfTindle, Waahlogton
A Cooper, Dover,-Delaware B Bh4rt, Camden, .1;1e1
'J Meaulay Gallanber, N B E D Notch, Cumberland
X B Venetian, Baton, Del B N kld,ldgo S. le, Ps
d'AMbony, N Y B It Ewing, N Y
Dlettaton, Trenten,,N
BLADE BRAD and Merchant stream.
M Pront, Manchester, NII 0 Levis Del co, Pe,
Jesse Leedom & It, Del oo — Jr &Abridge, Chester eo
Phmoos Past, °beater CO Hayes, Pa
Simnel *micas ". ,
,• Alfred - Milner, Pa
anslah jaokson;Pa , -. Wm 8 Jackson, Ps •
B P Saints; Doylestown,lHoylestown, Pa
Imminel Jenkins, ' I/Blab Hancock, Pa
B isantsniObinter co, Pa 'B P Terry, Pa
Trumano Coates, Pa , John Traynor, Pa
Awes Traynor, PA:
• BLAGIC BEAR 110Ti11:—ThIrd, above Callow Mil.
Christien,Zetty;Flowertown John Gerhard, Bernville
Wm Rline,'lla • Mrs J B Reading, Byberry
Owen Faust, Macungie Ghee Rom. Allentown
On - the WI inst., by Yrlade , Ceremony, J. WOOL
MAN RRRVEB to , AMANDA R. RARER, both of this
city. opt idd, by...the Rev. Mr. Mono, Mr. DRANO'S
DRIIRRIN to 50PRID T., eldest dsaghter of JOHN
DPIELDDROISR,; el of this City ,
Oa the 234 fast., by Oct. A. Atwood, Mr. WILLIAM
N. DOAR to - Miss MATILDA PARR, both of this
' On the 25th instant, WM. MILTON, in the 89th year
et his age. , ,
The relatives and male Mende of the family are re
intectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late
residence, No. 608 Bontlewharvee, this (Monday) after
noon at 2 o'clock. - The members of Lodge Ha. 9, A. Y.
M., and the Order generally, are invited to attend. *
On the 25th Instant, MARIN TRANDOISE OAIIZT,
(mother of the later Armand Cattetd in the 8105 year
other age. •
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend her funeral, from the residence
of Mrs . A. Oattet, 218 Wine 'treat, this (Monday) after—
noon at 2 o'clock, without further not ca.
On the 24th Inst., Alefernazt, youngest daughter of
Henrietta and - John D. Ninesteel i 'dr., aged 2 years and
%months. . • '
The relatives and Glenda of the family are reepeetfully
invited to attend her ru feral, from the residence of
her, parents, 1009 Buttonwood street, this (Monday)
morning, at 9 o'clock. To proceed to Monument Ceme
tery. er
, On the 24th inst., MART, relict of the late Captain
011A8. HILBOLGte, in the 18th year of her age.
' The relative; end friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from the roe denee
of her .f Samuel Painter, No /038 Law
rence street, on Tuesday afternoon, the 24th instant.
at o'clock. !knead to proceed to Hanover street
Ground.
, Weelf.lT - Report of Interment:
- - Hewn 0/71031, September 2b,
Interments- ingity of PAiladtlphia from the
the ?Atli of Septembar, 1868.
AiS3olong ' I
Cancer
Casualties ....
Croup
Clongestin of Lunge
Congestion of Brian
Okolers 'antrum.
Moaner..
Oonstn'n of Lungs
CowenWoos *
Dropsy, Chest
Disarm of Drain—.
• g , Heart...
Liter
Drowned
Dysentery ~..
Debility
Zlfnelon on Drain..
Brynipeles .....
Parer, Dllions
under .......
Prozol to - 2
" 2to 6
6 to 10
" 10 to 16
" 16 to2o
" 20 to 80
. at 80 t, 040 -
/from Alis - Almahouto..,
People of C010r........
Halos
Yeotaleo
_ By oger of thARe Ilos
TH
Th e Fair ter the benefit et the Indu
rOLY s-
TRIAL BRIR,OL OP TDB BliT2llB OP THE
ODOSD, commences TO-DAY, at, JAYNII , B
HAIL' •
las Elves tengresslunal District The
Dsmoorstie eitisene,And en others Womble to
th'eeleotionof GROW W. N gin NOWA. will meet at the
holiskof Philip Devine, oorner of TENTH and mina.
TIAN 'Wrest", TRU EVENING, at IN ohalock.
number of !Timken wilt be present to address the
meeting, It*
Fourteenth Legislative District..--The
Independent people's itecntive Own.ittes or
Fourteenth ,Letlelstiee district will moot THIS (Mon.
&I) BVINING. 27th hut., at owe*, at th e Gar.
neon hetdquuters,l3 W. corner ELBVIGITII Street
114,01 RA D *venue. Prompt attendance is requested,
IS budzioss of Importance will be transacted
0. P. PiIIITROdR, President.
Oise. XllllO5, Secretary. 'se2l-It
Meting of the Board of Trade.---A
stated meeting of the Association of the Board
of fide will be held at the office of the Board, No. tail
ONNEITMIT Street, en,_ TBLI (Monde)) SYNNIrte,
'Bela. 27th, et 7X °weak%
• 127 LOGIN III.ODGNT, Beerebay.
• 'Young filen'a Christian Association
A regular stated meeting will be held on MON.
DST AVFINING next, the 21tt, Inst.. at 7 tr, o'clock, in
the EANSOef.ST. OIiIIROU, below Ninth street. An
user on The Age of the World. according to Genesis
and Geology;" will be detivered by the per. James, M.
'Crowell; , - ,„ , „
As the cell le yet urgent for *rani:Retire on devotiontl
'meetings{ and . einuett important basin* will be
broight before the assocletlon, the attendance or 4.14 h
member le earnestly 'whetted. The ladles are cordially
invited to tweet with us. GRO. W. ORION,
letiletems Seoretwry.
sluesonnia.
Bear: Yalkes, Ohlo
T W Holt & lady,
Zoo It Putnam, tdd
.1 . -H Hubbard, N Y
Edw Grapon, N Y
E K Hooter, Trenton, NJ
Alarriagtg.
Deaths.
Hovey, Typhus lota
" Typhoid....
Gaoprooo
Hemorrhage
Latmethm, Brain.
Kidneys...
if Mese
Lungs
insnitiOn
ldsols-u•Potis
Humming
Old Age
Übetimatlans
Nerves
SOO-Born
Tabes Ideeenterles.
Unknown
Tout
ova TRISIII
waar
-49 Prom 40 to 60,
9 60 to fO.
.; 8 80 to 70.
it 70 to 80.
.. 2 4' 80 k, 00.
. b it 100 to 110
: 77 0 8 1 1 Prom the Country,
06 Boys
TO I Girls
of Health.
US HUGHES, Health Officer,
, • . ,
MThe Poisons, mixed with Liquors sold
to tbo DRINKING- SALOONS in This city, will
oted by °homiest Analysts, and exhibited to the
Audienee st the LARGO HALL. SAME!. Street, above
Sixth; on TUESDAY Evening, September 28tb, coop
menang 'at 8 o'clock by Mr. WILLIAM BROWN of
ho:ton, - a - Praetteal Ohemist and h ghly entertaining
Speaker. - tidies and Gentlemen are Uwited. Admis
sion 'lO Cents, to pay expenses.' Doors open at 7g.
iie27 r 2t rd.*
KrThelCoang Meats Christian
OP PHILADELPHIA bare opeced new sod ele
gant Heading Donate at Noe 1009 and 1011 CHESTNUT
threat, and are now selecting Books for their Library,
thick they desire to "make one of the moat valuable is
the city. Oontrlbutions of DoAra anitable for each a
Library. are solicited from .11 who-desire t t see the
'young men of our city supplied withhealthy, moral,
arid rodeos's literature. W. intend that this Library
Shall bit comprehensive, and at the site Unto select.
We should be huptiy to receive anal contributions at
the Enema, No. 1009 and 1011 CHESTNUT Street, or a
note Mating where they may be called for.
JOHN WANAMAEBB, '
se2o43t Corresponding Secretary.
try. Platt* Fifes and lidelodesus.- elm.
gont stook of Bosom, Bacon. & Co 'a, sod 'Banns
&Waft' it unrivalled Pianos, anti Mason & Bandlo's Me
lodeons. J. B. GOULD,
0426-6tlf : ' aIiTENTH led 011BEITNIIT Sta.
it::a, Grand Rally
01/
-
• THE PEOPLE(
dT
BROAD AND CHESTNUT STREETS
' THE CITIZENS Olf PHILADELPHIA
Who are OPPOBZD to the
FREE TRADE POLICY
Of the existing National Administration ' and who are
against the TYRANNICAL DICTATIO N which has
been attempted by the President of the United States;
who are in favor of a
PAIR PROTECTION
TO
AMRIRIOAN INDUSTRY
ARD
POPULAR soyEBB[GNTY,
Witt. ABBEMBIA IN
ORAND MASS MEETING,
AT BROAD AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
ON MONDAY HMIS% 2715 SEPTRMBRR.
Come one!' Come all Come from your workshop'
and your homes I Come in your strength
Come el the wind(' come when forests are rendedl
Come es the wave, come when nseiee are stranded !
And let us show the nrinione of Rxeentive power that
the People are still determined to be free.
Addressee will be delivered by Morton Mobliehael,
Req , Hon. Henry D Moore, Qeorge A. Coffey. Eni,, C.
0. Lathrop, Hog , 001. P. S. White, Hon. Ohm Gilpin,
William B. Mann, Req., William B Thome', Req.,
Han. Edw Joy Menlo, Oliver P Oornnm, Esq., J. R.
Pianism, Esq., John P. Verret), Pug, Hon. WIN. MM.
ward John W. Ryan, Esq., John Wood, Esq., John Go.
forth, Req , and ahem se23-4t
arPhiladelphia and Reading Railroad
OOMPANY.--011ice 227 South FOURTH St.
PHILADZI.PgIL, Rapt. 21st, 1858.
To avoid detention, the holders of 00111XMI of tbis
Clompany, due on the Ist proximo, are requested to
leave them at this Moe, on or before the 00th inet.,
when receipts will be given and checks will be ready
for delivery on the lot proximo, in exchange for add
receipts. A. BRADFORD,
5e224001 Treaaarer.
WOffice of the Mayor of the City of
PIIILADIMPUTA—fisrumnss 214, 1858.--
IthlYAßD.—whereas, the body of JOHN B.
°LARK, a citizen of Philadelphia, was found in the
Schuylkill river, above the Market-street Bridge, on
the 22d of April, 181.11, and thereupon the Coroner's
Jury did render a verdict that n deceased came to his
death by having his throat cut by some pinion or per.
8088 unknown to them," ace.; and whereas. all efforts
for the detection of the murderers have bean ineffectual;
tow, I, ALEXANDER BBNRY, Mayor of the city of
Philadelphia, in accordance with an ordinance of the
Councils of maid City, do hereby offer a reward of PIVX
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the apprehension and con
viction of the parson or persons, parties to or perpe.
testing the murder of .10IIN B. CLARK. or for inch
information 84 shall lead to their detection.
Attest,
re22•w f m—et
JAMB II.MONTOONCRY,
Mayor , ' Clerk
Yew Orloans Gas Light Company,
FARMSIIB' AND INECILANIOS , BANK,
PUILADY.LPHIA, July 2,1858.
Notice Is hereby given to the Stockholders of the
New Orleans Gee Light Company, that the Agency for
the Transfer of the Stook and the payment of the Dist.
dends of that Company will be closed from and after
the first day of October next; and they are requested to
surrender the Certificates leaned b_y BIM'. and ra.
calve Warrants of Transfer to the Company in New Or
leans. W. RUSHTON, Ja.,
jy3-diwitmthtoel cashier.
[T.T. Girard College... The Directors of the
Girard College give notice that they are pre.
pared to MIND OUT, In the State of Pennsylvania,
TO ARTY ONE OliPira rfft. in accordance with the
Wtllof rte hen Girard, to " suitable oeenpa , iens--imeh
as Agriculture, Navigation, Aets, Mechanical Trades,
and Manufaetums.” The master will be required to
teach his apprentice his respective art, and to furnish
him with sellable board and lodging is his own. place
of residence, ' (excel t wher.. for special reasons, the ap
prentice may be allowed to board elsewhere.) The
roaster may be allowed to take each Orphan on Trial for
a term not exceeding one month. eervons d. slrous of
obtaining an apprentice can apply at the COLLEGE, be
tween the hoar. of three and Ave P at , or, If not reel
dents of Philade'phis, can Odra' the underpgrord. In
writing, eta leg name , realdecee . occupation, and refer
ences, the latter, whenever possible. to be reeldenta of
=NEP
se22-ht Secretary of Girard Volley,.
urelPillladelphla sad Darby Railroad C.
pany.—The anbeeribere to the Capital Steak at
the Philadelphia and Darby Railroad Company are no
tified that POUR DOLDelta per share (being the be
lance of the first instalment) will be due, end ill hereby
requested to be pied, an the 2Sth September Instant,
Odle° of the Treasurer, No. 121 WALNUT Street, be..
town the hours of 10 &. M. and 1 P. If , DAILY t and
It the Blue Bell: Teems; Twenty-fourth Ward, on
BATURDA.Y ATTIHNONS, between Pour and Dye
otedook. '
By older of the Board of Directors.
mile-lit THOMAS SPABEB:Troararer
ary. Notice.--Sealed Proposals, endorsed
Proposals for Furnishing SuppMs to the
Board of Controllers of Public riebools, l ) will be
received at the once of the Controllers of Public)
Schools, Southeaat corner of SIXTH and ADBLPRI
Streets. addressed to the undwsigned, until September
28th, 1828, at 12 o'clock M., for the oupply of all the
BOOKS and STATIONERY to be need in the Public
Schools of the City of Philadelphia, until the let day
of January, 1859. The Proposals mast atata the price
and quality of the Books and articles of Ste ionery pro
posed to be furnished, and be accompanied by a sample
of each item. A list of the Books and Sts'lonery au
thorized by the Board can be procured at, the Secreta
ry's ontoe, Southeast corner of SIXTH and ADELPIII
streets. By order of the Committee on Supplies.
ROBT J. RBMPIIILL, Seely
selS-td Board of Controller of Pablo Scheele.
fiHome for Instal& with Affections of
THE CHEST t. comer PARKE and CHESTNUT Streets,
se9 'Watt 411iltdelptits.
New Publications.
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of the Preacher's conceptions—his Individuality end
strrngth.
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, , By the Nev York Observer
The PahUshers of Spurgeon's Benzene have In Press
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fle 2 r'n l w 4olBl tubtiotaero, W timings., N. Y.
THE PRESS.-PHILADMPREA. MONDAY SEPTEMBER 27, ISM
AITOTION NOTICE•
LANGE AND ATTRACTIVE sALN
RIOR PARIS GOODS.
MERINO CLOTHS, CAOREMIRR DIROOBEH,
MOTISSELINE DR LAINRS,
BOMBAZINES, VEIL BAREGES, la
LAMM AND SPLINDID ASSOMINNT or
THIRION, MAILLARD, & 00.
Respeotfully !nette the attention of the Trade to
their Large and Special Sale of
TUB A.DOVB GOODS,
To tato place %roue'
MYERS, OLAGHORN, & 00., Aucit're,
LT TIMM ROOMS,
No. 232 minicar STREET,
NVEDNEBDAT AIORNINCt, BEPT. W, 1868,
ON 811. MORTON' CRICDIT
In which they will offer their ENTIRE STOOK of
the following desirable goods. The Trade is assured
that this is the only sale of this deseription which will
be made by them this 001/11M.
T. M. & Co would furthermore add that it Is their
intention to rell the entire offering. Malone will and
the Bale worthy their attention, as the goods are all
fresh, or this season's Importation.
TUB OLLII WILL EMBRACE
2000 pieces MERINO CLOTHS, from fine to supe
rior qualities, end including all the desirable
abodes.
1000 pieces CAOIIEI4IE/3 /PROMS, from fine to
auperlor qualities, and including all the deel
rabie shades.
2000 pieces MOUSSELINE DE L Min, from fine
to superior qualities, and Including all the desi
rable shades.
100 pieces PLAID MOUSSELINE DE LAINES, of
extra fine qualities and choice styles.
800 pieces PARIS BOMBAZINES, from line to supe
rior qualities.
100 pieces SCOTCH PLAlDS—beautiful goods.
2000 pieces PARIS VEIL BAREGES, green, brown,
blue, and blacks, from fine to superior qualities.
200 pieces SILK VEIL RENADINES, green, brown,
blue, and black.
200 pieces MOMS. BE DEGE, desirable alisdes.
100 pieces PARIS =RUNES, very desirable
shades.
The Shawls will comprise the following styles:
3000 SQUARE and LONG ALL-WOOL and Chaim
Lamm BROOMS BRAWLS, Paris Manufacture,
Including many entirely new designs and color
ings never bofore offered.
ALSO,
A large and complete assortment of Square and Long
black and colored TRUMP and OAOHNMIRE
tuAwts, wool fringes.
ALIO,
A splendid assortment of black, mode, high colon,
plain and embroidered TEMI' end 0A.0112-
MIME bIIAWLS, silk fnnges—the best goods
imported.
A sußbrb assortment of the richest styles of PRINTED
TIIIBET arid CACIIBMIRE !BAWL', and
sewed, on printed borders, of the newest and most
desirable pattern'.
The largest and moat complete assortment of STELLA
SHAWLS, comprising Thobet and Oactemire
STELLA, with rich Broche borders and corners;
TIIIBET and TsIIRIS STELLA SHAWLS, with
rich velvet and plash borders.
LIS°,
Blob and superb AT.J.,•IOIAC VBLVIST 139A.WL0,
THf
00P BRAWLS, Plaid Wool Shawls, Wool end
Silver Shawls, Mousseline de Leine Shim's.
Broche Scarle t and men, other desirable style. of
Shawls. se2s.4tlf
GENUINE FARINA CRACKERS.—The
only genuine Farina Cracker* manntadared
In the United Coates ere made at the well known Web-
. . . . .
Itehment of d. WING, Zog., at Lonologbargh, Stow of
New To k.
Mete are the only Oraokers ever presented to the
public containing the true qualities of Farina.
In one pound or WINWu YABINA OR&OliggEl the
nourishing prepertlem are estimated to be equal to that
obtained trona two pounds of bread, as it is atuaily
baked.
THUR ORAORMRB ARE DIRTINCOMMIED PROM
ALL OTII MRS
by the sweet tute of the wheat, which they retain to a
remetkable degree, and especially by their kind action
tWen the atomach They are digested with thegreateat
erne by the infant or the aged, Au well as delicate par.
tans generally.
No other production from wheat has ever been die.
covered which him proved ro
VALUABLE AB AN ARTICLE OF FOOD, •
and many realise the most Important benefits fromther
daily use, in maintaining a healthy tone, of the eyetetu
ALL CLASSES MAT, Udkl TERM TO ADVANTAGE
regularly on the family table, and se economically, In
proportion to the nourishment they auttain, aa they can
'breed,. Thus each will and a part of the moat plesaaot
meal, they have ever eaten made up from these truly
heaithfo , and delightful Crackers.
All three who may wish to groans WING'S CELE
BRATED ORACIIIIRS should be on their
GUARD AGAINST IMITATIONS
ac come are making ordinary Crackers the else of
WING'S FARINA, and are endeavoring to sell their ar
ticles be calling them Farina Orsekers.
We are credibly informed that come retailers have
been found actually aiding the deceptions, by offering
to their own customers these Inferior erecters, at the
full price of WM , (I'S FARINA, with an Inthnationthat
they were the mane aa Wing's ; and tble is done 'imply
because the imitation article afforded them a larger
profit.
Of course Moat who confide in their Dimity grocer. as
all meat do to a certain extent, to sail them genuine
and good articles at fair price', will not ooatinue to pa
trootse any on• who attempts such a deception.
There are too many high-minded merchants engaged
In the Imminent of selling family groceries to render it
necessary for any family to encourage any individual
acting thus.
In order to avoid inch deceptions, boy no Crackers
for Dada, but Winies.
ALL OF WING'S CRACKERS ARE FARINA,
and Mr. Wing's name is stamped upon every true Fa
rina Cracker made ; be sure, therefore, and purchase
none for Farina but those having the name A. WING
stamped on each Cracker.
WING'S FARINA CRACKERS may be procured of
the best Family Grocers generally, by whom they are
extensively sold in different portions of the United
States, and at wholesale only of
A. N. THOSfPBON A CO.,
Noe. 221 and 928 Fulton Ocala, New York, or
DINGEE & BROTHER, Wholesale Agents
NO. J 45 South /rout street, Philadelphia.
sep2s 27 & oat 2&4
inillittern q °obi,.
ta FALL OPENING OF MILLINERY.
THOMAS MORGAN,
(LATE No. 138 N. NINTH ST.,)
WILL OPZN, AT HIS NNW NSTABLIIIBMINT,
No. 718 ARCH ST., An. SEVENTH,
ON
THURSDAY, Tna 20TH INST.,
A deb assortment of MILLINERY, comprising Bon.
nets, Dress Caps. Head Brasses Branch Pions?, Rlb..
bons, Blondes ho ,&o ; including, also, • kINDOISOMO
NON of FrenctlYattern Bonneti. ae%7.4t
I•.ETTERS OF ADUINISTRA.TION To
1 1.4 the Estate of RICHARD RIDDLE, deceased,
haying been granted to the ttuderelgned, all persons in
dehted to ealt Estate aro requested to make payment ;
and those having Malmo to present them to
Or to her Attorney,
NNOTICE.—ALL PERSONS INDEBTED
to the estate of DAN tD 8 TOWNSEND, late of
the Third word, oar of Philadelphia, deceased, are
requested to to. ke Immediate payment, and those
haring Alaims will present the PAW, properly Ruth anti
eated, for settlement, to P. N. 80111.13. e. ORR, No. 402
SOUTH Street, above Pour I*, attorney. for
BLIZAIINTEC IOWNSIND,
se27-I.aweisr* Administrairix.
FRENCH CHINA DECORATED
DINNER AND DESSERT SETS
Just received, 60 beautiful
(IRINA DINNER fiRTD,
Complete, miming to price from $6O to $2OO. Some
very pretty iota at the modet ate price of $75. 0201 and
see there.
ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
&gated porehaalog or negotiating iii eertidostee
of 'tort of the Penreylraola Laod and Marble Cora.
play, In the tome of Mettkew fi. Mo Ewen, and baring
hie power•of•attorvey attached, the same Wag num.
beret Cad dated ea tallows....
Nos 124 and 125. Ootober 24th, 1855.
Nov. 278. 276, 275, sod 277, dated April 6th, 1857.
Bald certificates haring been freudnlently obtained,
and the company having been notified not to permit
any transfer thereof. S. MoOALLA.
PLMADIIT.PRIA, Sept. 250858. 0027.51*
PHILADELPHIA OOLLEGE OF PEAR
hikeY,—The th rty , eishth atonal cou•ee of hc
tures io this sostitatioo will commence on FRIDAY
EVENING next at the College Hall, and will be con
tinued tri-weekly, (on M,ONDAYS, WIONESDAYS,
Imo gRID *M) unlit shout the first of March.
BO BERT BRIDGES. M. D , Professor of Chemistry.
'WILLIAM MOYER. 7r , Professor of Pharmacy.
ROBERT P. T ONUS, ht. D., Professor of Materia
biotin& '
•
Matriculation iicksta may be obtained of
ALPRIBD 8. TAYLOR, Secretary,
eeat•ilt* Ocular et Walnut Nioth Arcata
FOR LONDON.—THE R&NOVE
NIMRIAN brig ADELINE, fiebulkon matter, now
lying at Lombard-street wharf, having two-thirds' of
her cargo engaged. For freight apply to
F. IL HARM,
an27.Bt* 28 South THIRD etreet.
LAVA NA CIGARS.—A handsome assort
ment of Cigars of fine new crop Tobacco, of the
following brands:
Pimp, Pruebese, ,
Sultana OeNanam,
Union Americana, Orojon,
Tropical, Oa•tanon,
Plor Belen, Pebete, ito.,,t 0., &e,,
In X, 1-Sth, and 1-10th boxes, of Londres and Opera
sixes Just rec,lved In Store, and for sale low by
Oil ARLES TETE,
se2T-10t* 188 WALNUT Street.
IiTSSiA. HEMP and TARNS For SALE,
by WEAVER, FITLER & CO"
No. 22 North Water street. and
5e.27 No. 22 North wumma
BALERope, manufactured and for sale by
ROPE. —A large stock of Bale
n/MICR, VITLER, dr. 00.,
No. 23 North Water street, and
1E46 No. 22 worth Whereon.
BROWN STOUT.-40 casks ig Flint &
Jur wintsins, imported dirt from London, in
store and for rah 17 wm. H. YRATON,
ad; $lO WITH PitONT street.
SHAWLS,
Legal Natireo.
BEitEOOA. RIDDLE
JAMES EL CASTLE,
11 South FIFTH St eet
SVC .1. HERR, MID& Hill,
CHESTNUT St., opp State Holm
tUboiesafe tars 't; gobs.
FANCY OASSIMERES. ,
Medina) Grades in Bide Stripes, Tarts, &e.
Doeskin Gaaainteres,
Cadet, Girard, and Brown Mix.
Bell, Doable, and Twisted Qaesitnerae,
Plaid, aide Stripes ' and Plain,
Ootton Warp Cloths,
Heavy Blast and Brown.
Batinetts In a variety of style', •
Black, Brown. and Mated Goode.
Wattage, Floe Cashmere', Valencia, eco.
The attention of the Trade is solicited to these di•
Bitable goods, which are offered on favorable term', by
SAMUEL B. FRY,
se2B-Bt.ife , 218 OGESTNIIT Street.
BAIL - 1 r & BROTHER,
No. 920 CIKEBTNIIT OTREBT,
WILL OPEN TIIIB DAY
Their Bell Importation
CAREETINGS,
INDIA SHAWLS AND SILKS. •
L. J. LEVY & CO.
Are now opening a large assortment of
NEW PALL GOODS,
To which additions will be made by all the steamets
&nixing during the next six weeks.
Their assortment Is now fall and complete in the fol
lowing articles :
INDIA OASHMERE SHAWLS;
RICH AND MEDIUM PRICED SILKS;
FLOUNCED AND DOUBLE SKIRT SILKS;
RICH PRINTED OASHMERES• '
RICH PRINTED MOUSELINES;
FRENCH MERINOS AND CASHMERES;
RICK FRENCH CHINTZES;
NEW STYLE POPLIN DRESSES;
DOUBLE SKIRT WALKING DRESSES;
FRENCH EMBROIDERIES;
SAXONY AND FRENCH PLAIDS;
NEW BLANKET SHAWLS;
PARIS CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS;
HOSIERY, GLOVES, FLANNELS;
SUPERIOR LINEN GOODS,
809 AND 811 CHESTNUT ST.
se2T-Ilt
McCauley,cCauley, Brother, & Brewster, G RAND OPENING
or
PRIORS GREATLY REDUCED
CARPETINGS.
RLLINGTON BRUEBBLO,
SUPER ALL•WOOL INGRAINS,
RXTRA. BINH INGRAINS,
ROUBLE COTTON CHAINS INGRAINS,
VIINITIAND, AND LOWER GRADES,
Or cholas styles and approved inanufacitare, constantly
roootrlog and for ulo by
JObEPE LIL(,
5410100021 Nog. 128 and 130 OHNBTNUT Bt
NEW FALL STOOK. ,
28 NORTH FOURTH ST.
MTN jut opened an entire new atook of
HOSIERY, OLOVHB, AND FANCY GOODS,
to which they invite the attention of iiret-elaie buyeze
Our Moak is particularly adapted to
THB BOIITHBBN TRADB
antramlf
CARPETINGS.
MST RECEIVED
PROM THE MANTHMOTURERS,
On Consignment, a large lot of
INGRAIN AND VENETIAN CARPETS,
To be 'old at AUCTION PRICER for Cash or City kr
eeptanoei.
WOLVE, WILSON, & CO.,
jy2O•frm&wtf No. 182 CHESTNUT Street
CLENDENNING's
DAMASK. TABLE CLOTEB,
TABLB COVEN,
TABLB NAPKINS and TOWBLLINGB
TO TRH DRY GOODS MERCHANTS
GESTLINIII : As I have bestowed more than usual
'SWIM and labor in getting up title article of
Table Daniuk in this country. and, have succe4ed in
famishing an article equal, and in some reelects supe—
rior, to the imported one s at a much less expense, I
tenet that those who have a disposl'ion to encourage
A3llllllO/11 ENTIRPIII3II and American labor will not
forget my address.
JOHN OLENDENNING
ARAMINGO BULL, FRANKFORD,
PHILADELPHIA.
P. B.—Pedlars and those who travel &misapply Coun
try Trade will end It to their advantage to call at The
Factory before purchasing elsewhere. Parties wishing
to boy, and cannot make it convenient to call at the
Factory, will pleme send their address, and they will be
waited on with mmoles of the above. se3.linif
inissoluttons anii Copartnerships.
CO -PARTNERSHIP.-THE BUSINESS
heretofore condeeted by Runt. Webster. & Co.,
will from this date be carried on ender the style and
firm of LADD, WEBSTER, & 00 , who will continue
the manufacture and sale of Sewing Machine', the
former in Boston, the latter at 820 OaIISTNIIT Street,
Philadelphia, ant In the principal Mimi of the Dillon.
September 1. 1858. se27-1m
DISSOLUTION 0 F 00•PARTNER
PIIIP.—The 00-Pa , tuerebtp heretofore eiht.
ing between WM. V. SMITH and S. 0. MoNEILLE,
under the firm of WM. r SMITH & 00 ,Is THIS
DAY dluolved, by mutual consent.
Whi P. 1.141 TH,
S. U. IdoNEILLE.
seta-2t*
SHILADILPIIIA, Sept 21,1865
OTIOE.—THE CO•PAItTNERSHIP
‘..l.'s heretofore evietlng between the enbsorlberi, under
the style of 8 H. & B. SMITH . , Is this day dluolved by
mutual consent. Stevenson H. rmlth Is authorised to
ttalvtlte name of the firm In settlement
BrBVIINSON U. SMITH.
118BLiON 880T11.
se'26-BtVe
September 24th, 1868
itemoticua.
A BHT ON'S
CITY COMMERCIAL AGENCY
REMOVED TO
No. 605 CHESTNUT STREET,
2d Story, adjoining Chamber of
THE BOARD OF TRADE.
PERMS, $2O PER PEAR
Per Pamphlet, containing Plan and Conditions, apply
at the OfHo. se26-tf
REMOVAL.—O.O. SADLER & Co. have
removed (tom No. 9 North Water Street to No.
108 ARCH West, second door above Front. eel
I. O. S. M.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Au ADJOURNED hIERTING of the
B. G. 00N8Ir TORY OF I. 0. S. M. OP OOLRIBIA
Will be held et the HALL of the
GRAND CAMP,
OF THIS
STATE OF NEW YORK,
IN
N.EIP YORK CITY,
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER lire, 1859,
At 10 o'clock A. M.
Members elect, and delegates, may communicate with
.TIORACE L. PETERSON,
8. 6. Secretary,
718 PINE Street, Philadelphia.
tJJ The New York Heroic ; Traveller, Boston ;
Morning Pat, Pittsburgh, ; American, Delft
morel nepubliean, bt vie, sod Picayune, New Or
leans, wtll piesee insert the sb.we three times. and
send Ms immediste)y to this Office for callec•
lion. ee24-31
c%TEW A. ND VA.LIIA.BLE CORN
/ HUSKER.—Purchasers wanted for Stnte and
County RIAU Good property taken In Exchange.
Call at tt Paean° Hotel," CHESTNUT Street, above
Sixth, and see Machine ne24-St*
MO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN HER-
A- 011ANT8 —Manilla Rope, assorted Maas,. from ji
inch up, manufactured and for sale by
WRAVEIt, FITLER, &
No. 2$ North WA MR street, and
aa24 No. 22 North WiIARVEI3
HAVANA OIGA.RS.-106,000 La Floe
de la Means let 2d, and Bde, Just arrived per
brig May Queen," from Havana, In store and for
sale be WILLIAM 11. YE&TON,
ae24-tt No PM both PRINT Mraid
BRIDGETON.—The Steamer
EXPRESS leaves ARCH Street Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at BX o'clock A. If.
Returning, leaves BRIDGETOW Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays ; at 8 o'clock A. M Stopping at Now Castle,
Delaware City, Fort Delaware, and the usual Landings
on the Clohansey Through tickets for ellllevllle, Port
Elisabeth, Mauricetown, Dividing Creek, Newport,
iNalarvNla. and Dighton. sa7..lro*
atCONSIGNEES' NOTICE.—The ship
NoNPAP.siL, Green, from Liverpool, la now
olseharglng under general order, at gHIPPEN-Street
wharf. vonsignees will lease attend to the receipt of
their goods,
THOMAS RIORARDSON'Zt 00.
se9l.st 101 WALNUT St.
CAMPBELL'® DINING SALOON,
Oorner of THIRD St. sod HARMONY COURT,
Has been closed for several nays past, in order to be
regenerated and dieenth ailed. It will bo opened en
gluts DAY next. 20th met with improvements and al
teration, which will astonish the town. The host has
thrown his soul into the ta , k of iron zeul, and we think
that his efforts will meet with universal approbation.
When reopened it wile be a model establishment.
A WNINGS I AWNINGS I
CA. JOSEPH H. POSTER, Awning Maker, No. 448
North THIRD Street above Willow. Italian and
French Window Awnings for Dwellings and Of dm Win
dows ; Awnings for Stores, Awning' for Steamboats arid
Ships All kinds of Awnings Tents, Plage or any
thing in canvas, made to order by JOSEPH H. POST ER,
Awning Maker, No. 443 North THIRD Street. Resi
dence o 840 South Front Street
JOSEPH H. POSTER.
s,i 633 ~3—A YEAHLY GROUND
pal well secured, for sale at a liberal discount
Apply toil. 0. THOMPSON & G. Td. OtoN %num],
ee26 933 ARCH ctreet
BILLS ON LONDON for sale at the Of
floe of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 001%1
PANT.
se2l-St THOS. T. FIRTH, Treasurer.
PAPER,
PRINTED CARDS,
AND NNVELOPMS.
406 CORMEROD STREET.
es2l.At N. J. LAWN PNOB
STATIONERN.—Joseph Rodgers &
Bone', Jonathan Orookes', and Farmer's line pocket
Cutlery.
Bankers' Shears, Erasing Knives, and Steel POllll, for
eale to the trade by
ERASMUS 0. PRATT & EEO.,
se2l-Bt* Importers, 28 BANK Street.
FllO CONFECTIONERS AND B ARE R S.—
.A. 000 lbs. Oil Peppermint, warranted pure;
1000 ,‘ Verb Ammonia;
200 .c Conaway Seed.
Vor aisle low, as "mutes, b.
WILSON & MERRITT,
Wholesale Druggi
kett s treet. sel74lt 208 bl.r treet.
GERMAN CIGARS-800,000 in store and
lOr male by WILLIAM R. YEATON,
me. 716 i3antb, SWOT 80.
Retail pro k, cobs.
COMPAGNIE FRA.NOAISE,
am CHESTNUT STREET
(IRANI) OPENING
PARIS PALL CLOAKS,
FURNER Bo CO.'S,
is: OF OCTOBER, 1868
WINTER CLOAKS
•T Tug
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM
The SUBBORIBEItt bare now open their
IMPORTATIONS AND RIANOPAOTORRS,
ECEEMI
FALL AND WINTER SEASONS,
Comprising the most extensive and superb display of
OVER GARMENTS
Ever exhibited In thin City.
J. W. P OCTOR & 00.,
708 011138TNUT STREET
ROBERT BRAW
Begs to Inform big Mend' and the
NEAR TRADE GENERALLY,
That he bee removed to
No. 68 N. SECOND STREET,
Where be solicits their attention to Ms oompleta
UMW, OASEIMEREEI, SkTINETB, &0.,
Trout the Meskets of England and tide oonntri, to
gether with
JOB LOTS
From the &notions of New York and tble city. leds-Iro
'WALL AND WINTER Excellent FOIL
DIC-OHEVRES—Now Lots 25 Omats.
Robes, All-Wool sad Silk. sad wool, to pp,
BLACK BOMBAZINES
Particularly cheap lots, at $l. per yard.
COOPER & OONABD,
eel? 8. N. corner NINTH and HAMLET.
ENGLISH BLANILETS—Large sizea,
nearly square, at EL
Low priced and fl e .iantets.
Rochdale Blankets, Marseilles Quilts.
COOPBB & COWARD,
ee27 B. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Eits.
VLOTEES. CASsIMERES, SATINETS.—
Brotil Cloths, auction lots, $1 60 to $5.
New patterns Side Band C sentare'.
Black, mixed, and other Satinets
Vesttngs, Silk, Valencia, Be.
COOPER & CONABD,
S. owner NINI and MARKET Ste.
N. B.—Tailors supplied 00 the Right Terms. se2T
JEW AUTUMN SEIAWLS.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS have received an ex—
cellent assortment of Plain Style' and Rich Autumn
and Winter Shawls
Broths Long and Square
Scotch and French Blanket;
trench Jacquard and Ombra ;
Berlin fine wool Reversible
Black 811 k, Tbibet, and Cashmere 1
Rich fine-bordered Stella.
FRIENDS' BRAWLS.
Neat bordered fine Stella and Square;
Plain colors Cheellle end
Rich colored Silk and Ottoman ;
Soot. h and French One Blanket;
BargelOos and Genoese, all ekes.
1824 MONTH and OBESTNEIT Streets
GREAT ATTRACTION !
OVER 84,500 WORTH OP SHAWLS EROII WHICH
TO MANE A SELECT/ON.
THORNLEIf A 0111 GM,
N. E. coy. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN Streete,
Rave the best SHAWL Btock in Philadelphia. They
would respectfully call attention to the following very
cheap lots, via;
46 L ONG BROCHE BRAWLS at $ 9 each.
20 Do. do. do. at 10
20 Do. do do. at 11 t ,
24 Do. do. do. at 13
10 Do. do. do. at 13
20 Do. do. do. at 14
20 Do. do. do. at 16 1 ,
8 Do. do. do. at 18 "
8 Do. do. do. at 20
8 Do. do. do. at 26
In the above Lots of Long Broths Shawls will be
found every desirable color of centre.
BEAUTIFUL STELLA SHAWLS
Brom $2 to $l2, in every color.
Trench Blanket nhawla in new Amigo!.
Plain rhib,t Shawls, :Vlore and Long.
Real Canton Crape Shemle, Plain and Embroidered.
Children's rhawls, Misses' Shawls, and Gentlemen's
Shawls, at
TILORNLEY k OHIBM'S,
"ONE PRICE CASH STORE,'
Northeast Coiner iti , eLITH d. APR'S° GARDEN
N. B.—City and Country Storekeepers buying for cash
may And bargains at T (I.'s
P. B.—A Magnificent stook of Bilks now on hand.
selB-tr
LIIPIN , S 6-4 FRENCH MERINOES
AND OASTIMERD DE 008811, PROM THE
GREAT MERINO BALE.
OHARLEB ADAMS bee now arranged several lots
and qualities of these well•known Goode, In choice and
desirable colors.
Also, plain Moue. Delahms, in mode, plain, and high
eolore,
Plilde, choice etylee.
Moue. Detainee, Wend's, Mohair'', Poll de Chimes
and preu Goode in variety.
, GLORY BLACK BILKS, OP ALL WIDTHS.
Heavy corded Insets Pettit de Bole.
New Rugl.sh end Merrimac Plints.
Pine et 4 ok of Unahrinkable Plarotels, Shirting, Sheet
log, and Palow Munn on.
B FELLA SHAWLS!
In many dealraole styles.
New Roods being daily received and eold at the low
eat market pr.cea, for CAta.
seemwf-t[ and ARCH Streets.
N EW CLOTH STORE.
HENRY D. NELL,
6000118301 C ro
UEO. M. COATES & CO.,
No. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
aunt reoeived, the Newest styles of
FANCY CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
Also, a choice usortment of
TRENOR BLACK AND COLORED CLOUTS,
And other Goods adapted to Men'a wear. seld4Et
EYRE & L&NDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH STRUTS,
BTAPLE AND FANCY
SILK GOODS.
OPENING OP YRSNOU GOODS
TO-DAY
Rl= BILK ROBES A LEE;
BILK ROBES, DOUBLE SKIRTS;
SPLENDID ROBES, TWO FLOUNOES;
SPLENDID ROBES, THREE FLOUNCES;
NEWEST STYLES FALL SILKS;
ROUND•CORNERED SHAWLS;
EXTRA RICH PRINTED DE LAINES;
PLAIN AND BAYADERE BLACK SILKS
EYRE & LANDELL,
sepl-38t FOURTH AND ARCH STREETS
UN S, RIFLES, AND bPORTING M—
ILT PLEMENTS.
The Subeoribere bare in etore
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
FOWLING-PICO r S, RIFLES, &c.,,
Ever offered in this oily
Desirous of redaeing their seem tinent as movat Oa
possible before the let Dee . they will sell
AT VERY LOW PRICES
THEIR ENTIRE bTOOK,
GUNS PROM THE MOST CbLEDRATED WAND
PACTURERS OP ENGLAND, DhL4IV.M,
AND TRANCE.
PHILIP 8. Jusrton GO.,
No. 2.1 North .TinTH Street,
aeg-Stm above Market.
L'NGLISH VERMILLION and. ULTRA
MARINE BLUE. especially Imported for Yeasty"
and Printers. Put up in 1 lb poi:ages, anil for sale by
lott & BEAT liign
sel7-Im* 263 DOUR Street, up stairs.
NO ONE should go. to the Sea-shore with
.L oat a battle of oar. 15111DIOATND BRAtioy in
their Valise. In eastunP sudden illness it would be
the means in many instances of saying life. D'irl-
PEPTIO persons, sattimee debilitated, have been re
stored to health by Its.use.
ZIEGILSII A SMITH. DioWitt,
Ronthweet oar. Seemed and OrAge it/
SALAD OIL.-25 cases fined Tuscan Lynch
on, Ip store awl for axle by
WILLIAM H. TICA.TON,
468 216 Month FRONT Stre
IatNIARO, CABANAS AND PARTAGAS
AL' 11343141t8.—A tholes Invoice or these celebrated
brands on board brig a New Xra, ,, daily oxpeoted from
RIVIIMI4 and for sae low, by OITAALNB TNT'S,
(NW= walnut dry et, belowoon4 geoood,
Eloiitot y .
Sat . sate and to tei.
MO 'RENT—The Second Story ROOM
In - Building 2011 BIABSZT Street, occup'ed the
last nine years for the Silk and Dry Goodskbotag Sn
einem Rent low. Apply on the Premises.
se27.Btrd WM. B BrEWART &
ROOMS ON COMMERCE STREET.--
The Mee Upper Booms of 416 Commerce Skeet
to Let. ' 0027.1 m
FOB. BALL SHELVING; DRAWERS,
.to —A large amount of ghelylng; with afloat
90 Drawers. Al'o, three Chem Two-Inch Counters,
with Drawers, complete. OurtMns, number of awls,
Desks, Oh -irs, and Lumber. Al.o. a good Truck. The
whole for $260 j cost poo. Apply Upstairs at
ae2s-St* ' No. 106 N. THIRD Street,
fa FOR SALE—A. handsome 'residence,
ma.Mth all the modern isiprolismentii, large Me
yard, gr.yiery..ke , SIXTH, near SPRING GARDEN
Street Terms easy. 'P. K. LYNX, South SLIM
Street, (second atory.)'ll-Int
faPou BALE 08. 11.4.NGE—A
U 0 Unborn% new mansion, le rooms , and 40 'acres,
near Gwynedd Station, Nortli Pennsylvania Railroad.
Site splendid, Gait abundant, health nosurimseed. 447
person really &airing a handsome Country seat in ex
change for city property, will tlnd this an rincsnal op.
portenity of bboomblithing Ms °tried. Apply to P. R.
fano, fix, B. SIXTH bt (24 story. belMtb
ds-v FOR SALE—A pretty Cottage, nine
MEL MOM, and one or more &OM, on W 9091114 avenue,
two mllOO out the Secorid-etreet Turnpike. Atbo, seye r g
handsome cottage lots The neighborhood' te healthy,
beantlinl, sad rapidly improving. P. X. LYND, 5 1 / 2 '
SIXTH St , (24 story.) ! sel7-1m
7110 SPECULATORS and CAPITALISTS.
—Thirtysores orleu of beentitul Land on Wyoming
Avenue, near New Second street, only swo'rolles north
of the pavements, for sale a bargain, and!terms easy.
Applyto P. X LYND, 6N . Boath SIXTU Street, (second
story) , % serf- lm
F OR BALE_
One of tke moat lfalttable.and Dateable
DOUBLE BROWN STONB RFAIABNORB
IN THE OITY,
No. 1810 CHESTNUT STREET,
X XTBRDING THROUGH TO GIORGH STRIET.
Raying been built by the owner for his own Residence,
no expense has been spared in it. construction.
Apply to MALES BOGGS,
620 Market Street,
' Or to H. THOMAS & SONS,
sel4.lmil. 189 and 141 South Noartii
CHOIOE COTTAGE. SITES, WITHIN
thre 3 minutes walk. of two litatione on PhGedel• ,
phlannd Germantown Whoa, for sale dump. Applr
at earner of 'Naga Street and Plank Raid; or at No. 28
North Birth /Greet; to
se64Mit
.T. L 3),
Poarbl4.
BOARD WANTED—By a Gentleman;
cation, Walnut or Arch streets. between Tenth
and Broad. Address 0. B, at this se27-2t*
PRIVATE BOARDING—No. 808 South
ELEVENTH Street, opposite OLINTON. in a
qn et Family, without Children. Eooma handsomely
Furnished. e e2l-2t*
BOARDING. -A single man whiles board
frog Ins viva.° family in s central part of the
city. Address MA.NBBIBLD, Blood's ',watch.
se2A-Ste
140ARDING.—A. handsome suite of apart
meats on the second door, WALNUT St., between
*hoed std. Sixteenth. Address, with reference, L. M.
R Pr.ss °Mee. • sele.tf
Volitical
PEOPLE'STICKET.
STATE, OFFICERS
JUDECI OP TUB HUPREMB COURT,
JOHN H. REAP.
CANAL COMMINNONEN,
WILLIAM E. FRAZER.
CONGRESS
JOHN W. RYAN
.. EDW. JOY MORRIS
FIRST DISTEIOT ......
nom, -
Taxan ~ JOHN P. TERRIE
111E=LMI
I=Mil
Pena ..
STATE SENATOR
THIRD DISTRICT,
JOHN H. PARKER.
BOR REPREBERTATIVEI3
Piker DISTRIOT
... ISLSIMfiI. SWAIM
WM. H. MATTHEWB
Bsooso 44
THIRD
FOIMTIi hfORRIEI AARDINO
FIFTH GEORGE T. THORN.
SIXTU ss JOEIBPEI M CHURCH
Szvawra DAVID H. STYER.
EIGHTH 0. A. WALBORN.
NINTH GEORGB W. WOOD
TIM ISAAC J. NEALL.
BLITZ/MX " MAO A. SHEPPARD
Twxl.72lr 4 ' JOHN A. PURER
TIIIATIOINTH FRANCIS BDWARDS.
FooarasarH " SIMON GRATZ
Piirszsrs ~ ....GEORGE W. JIAMERSLBY
Birresitra " GEORGE WILEY
Berawnomni ,l O. P. ABBOTT
COUNTY OFFICERS
BIIRRIIIi s
WILLIAM H. KERN.
lizoiarza op WILLf3,
GEORGE W. MoMARA.N
MIME OP ORPHANS , 001711,T,
NIMROD WOOLERY
ELECTION, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12
n 2240012
earriapes
CARRIAGES.
WM. D. ' ROGERS.
COACH AND LIGHT-CARRIAGE BUILDER,
1009 AND 1011 ORISMITT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Orders for HARMAN/39 from all parts of the world
execatedwith promptness, and satisfaction palmated.
sellt.3mlf
tUatrl)ea, letoclrp, Soc.
B&ILEY Sc 00.,
IORXIMLY
BAILEY & RITOZON,
Have removed to their new Ilre•proof, White Marble
Store,
819 CHESTNUT STREET,
NORTH SIDE. BELOW THE GIRARD MIRE.
Now openingthelr fall stook of
IMPORTED JEWELRY, PLATED WARES, AND
NANCY fIOODB,
To which they invite the attention of the publie.
SILVDEMARS, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND
RBABLEi,
CRESTNUT GROVE WRISIKEY.—A de
sirs to lessen the oonsomption of impure spirits,
knowing their injurious effects upon the conatitntton
boa induced the off-ring to the public of an article
which the analyaation of Prmemnr Coition, Analytical
Chemist, of New Tort, and Messrs. booth, Ciarrett, &
Cameo, of Philadelphia, pones beyond all - question, to
be the moat pure and conseqn-ally least injurious spirits
ever offered the American public
ORRTIRICATR OF DR JAB R CIIILTON.
_ -
I hay. analysed a sam [le of ChestunaGrove Whiskey,
rem ived from Mr. CHARLES WHARTON Ja of
I
Philadelnbla, and laviog carefully tested s, I am
pleated to state that it it entirely free from poismons
or deleterious substances It is an unusually pure atd
line flavored quality of Whiskey
JAMES R. CHILTON, II D ,
New York, Sept. 8, 1868. Analytical chemist.
PRILADILPHIA, Sept 9,1858.
Diu the: We have carefully tested tee sample of
CheetnuWlrove 'Whiskey which you sent no, and sod
that It contains none of the poisonous substanee known
Ns Praia Oil, which fs the characteristic and Injurious
ingredier t of the Whiskeys in general use.
Very respectfully,
BOOTLE, GARRETT, & OARAO,
Analytical Chen:arts.
To CRAILIO WHAISON, sr., No. 23 South FRONT
Street, Philadelphia 5e24.4t001l
HANDSORIIDS AND CLAMPS.
NANDsoatras.
ENo. 1. 62,v0. per do'
2. 720. ~
8. 870. 1.
4.1000. ~
OLA.M.PS.
0 Raw, $1.25 per dozen.
7 Row, $1.76 per dozen.
8 Row, $2.25 per dozen.
HENRY O. ECKSTEIN,
1040 62 North THIRD Street, 1111adelphls
PHILADELPHIA
AND RS ADIS G RAILROAD.
PalelliseT TOR tiAItRIBBIJRG.—The Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company are now prepared to
forward treight to Haartrenuso, and to all points on the
Lebanon Valley branch of this road.
Freight delivered at the company's depot, soothe. st
corner of BROAD and CHERRY Streets, before 4 o'clock
D. 111,. will be forwarded on the acme day, and will
arrive at Harrisburg before 10 o'clock on the following
morning, For rates, Ac.. apply to
JNO. F. DRAT 9, General Ag tree ent,
Broad aod °berry s tree ts,
v:, PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINA.
TrowS • with written descriptions of chancier,
i n cludingsdeiceinreferencetoeusiness,laealth,
eelticaprorement, &e., aye made day and eve
tang AA NOWLER, WELLS, &
49114 1 1 3 922 Ohetitnat qty thibstelphia.
'WANTED—A Young Man In the Coun
try Produce Suatopse—oste who cut Influent*
City Grocers. Address PBODUCe, Office of 2ht
Press. lie27-3to
WANTED—A Pattern-Maker, who nit-
Aeretaas hie Imegases In all it* branehss Ad.
dreee FOUNDRY, at this Office. se27 It*
VVANTED—A Situation in an Insurance
°awe, Permanent Employment more of en
eldest than salary Patlifactoryreferencewill be given.
Address W. D. G., B z 640 P O. ae27-3t*
NVANTED:-A PARTNER, with a Cash
Capital of Five Hundred Dollars. to fame in
• new Invention. Address G. P. G., at this Oftioa
serf-l*
WANTED.L-A - Respectable Protestant
Woman, to do the work of a very small Pc
tally. Mut he a good Cook, Washer. and ironer, and
wine well recommended. Addreu BOUBEICKEeBII,
at this (Mee stating where to be found 8.2141t*
TTAILORS.—The advertiser, a good
- Cutter, having several yearn' experience in the
best lonics, is open for an engagement. Addreu W.
T., at Om Oilete. se26.4i*
WANTE D—A Good MILLINER, to go to
an Interior Town In tbis State Addreaa
_ .
se2s-2t* ENOS SMALL, through Blood's Despstob„
WANTED—A LAM CLERK, compe
tent to take charge of on OPPIO B. hhot be s
gowt Penman, and have reed Law. Address SOLICI
TOR, Office of The Prise , e25-3i*
WANTED—Employniontby Two WORK
MIN,just arrived from Europe, who briog
with them a nesdpdisoorered proems for making Btmil
out of Cast Iron. Address T. L., at the Once of this
Paper. se26 fit*
WANTED.—A LAWYER wishes to Rest
mal o*i DISK RAMS, In res.
pectable - Office, l
withSION, o
th. Imo of - .Library. Address
FRANCIS, Ottoo of this Piper. WA St*
IVNTED—In a Wholeialo Jobbing Dry
Goode bows, • competent Elalopmen. To one
who an influence Southern buyers a liberal ealarY rrlll
be given. Address B, at this oQa. eeMi-Si*
- _
WANTED—A Fortner baying $5,000 to
v buy an interest in a Mescouttle establiAment
doiegagood ouh and Phort credit business blows need
apply except those ,haelrr the ready euh. Addroas
" A 0.," at thin °lgoe. u24,lltit
A YOUNG LADY wishes employment as
Teacher of Milstein a Um[nary. Terms moderate.
Address ELLAN oaks otthle paper. radkete
171rANTED.—.S. Situation' in a Sobbing
V V Dry Goode holm es Entry Clerk. Good refer.
encee will be given. ♦ddiem WILLIAM, °Mee of thi.
;leper. 10211.4t*
'WANTED—Employment as Gardener in
or out "of, the city. by • sober and industrious
Man who fatly undertow& tits businses. Address AtloB
.T.,LUDLOw t rrordsterre, ts. NM it*
WANTED, YOE THE UNITED STATES
OAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, atesuireled men, to
Wham will be given
_good pay, board, clothing, and
medical attendance. Pay from bin to Ida per month.
No man having a wife or aid will be accepted. Apply
for MOUNTND 8 1 / I TIOI at No 817 118.1 T Street,
above Bightk, north aide.
W. T. 118S1111DNR,
let Lient. let Dragoon,
Reernitizat Often.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF hrI7SIC.
BROAD AND LOCUST eireca.
TOE GREAT R iVELS
MONDAY EVENING, dept. 27, 1851,
Evolutions on the MIT ROPE by Marietta Nu,
feetta and others.
THE OP.IMIN MONSTER.
Ober.lier de Miroqns, Mons Marten; Chereher Ma
nna, Mr. Wells; Choreiler Le Aran Mr. A. Lehman;
Green Monster. Mr. Lehman. Jr • Remille,Wll•.oeolle.
BOSE AND PAPILLON.
Papillon, Yeas Mathias.
Adenteelon—Parquet; Parquet Obeli', and Balroalr, 00
caws; Family Circle and Amphitheatre, 25 Genii
Seats am be seeared from 10 A. M. to 4 P. M with
out extra charge. Children under 10 years half pin..
MRS. D. P. BOWERS'e WALNUT-ST.
THEATIO, oornaz of MYTH tad WALNUT
MONDAY RVIININO. September 21',
THB OAGOT.
Raoul, Mr. Conway; Ucent de Pax, Mr. Dubol.; An
genie, Mrs. Bowers; Astarte Mrs. Conway.
- OUR Wiwi.
Marquis de Lignr, Mr. Perry; Count de Brims, Mr.
Drew; Dumas Miss Elehinsa. .
Prices of adrauton—Becond I!'er and Family Male,
and Third Tier, 25 omits; Panyiet, 57,4 bilita; MEM
Olrele, SO cents; Private Boles. according to their
locale,s3 and SP; Single taiga in Orchestra and Private
Boxes, 16 cents.
Doors open at 7 oialoat; Curtain rims at TX *Weak.
IirBiA.TLEY & CLARKE' , " ARCH-ST.
r E ELBA.TEIL—WOata S. Fredericka, Acting and
Stage Manager
MONDAY HYMNING. Seateniber 21, 1868,
TEM INCONSTANT.
Old Mirabel, Mr. Gilbert; Young terabit. Mr.
Wheatley, @rises, Mn. Gladsome; Bizarre, Mrs. Draw
_ .
Col. Hardy, Mr. Gilbert; Harry Stanley. Mna Glad,
Ilene; Paul Piy, Mn Clarke; Phcebe. Mn Drew.
Acignisidon. ZS eta. &cured Seem la Drees Circle. arm
etc; Orchestra Stalls SO eta Beata in Private Bores, .16
eta; Gallery, note ; Gallery ' for Colored Persona, 25 obi ;
Private Boa In Gallery for Colored Pomona ; ota;
Whole Private Box, SS.
boors open at quarter before o'clock; comment* at
Tx, precholy.
JOHN WOOD
CONCERT HALL , CHESTNUT STREET,
V ABOVE TWILLFTR —FOURTH WEIR OF
SANDERSON% COLOSSAL REPRESENTATIONS
OF THE ROMAN W AS ;
Open every evening this week, and on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Adindeeion2s cents; children 18 amnia.
Doors open at T. Exhibition at aMof S. sep27-et
JOSHPH H. MIX.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, TENTH AND
01/ItBfNES Streets.
hetoro of the old favorite,
SIGNOR BLITZ.
New and Ooroical SCUMS in TNNTIILLOQIIIIIId.
Extraordinary Magical Demonstrations, and the
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS.
Grand opening Night, MONDAY, Sept. 27th, and
every leveeing during the week, at half-put 7 o'clock (
and on Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons at B.
Admission, 26 cents ; Children, IS anti. se24-.lme
(=a
NATIONAL HALL—MARHET BTEBBT.
NOW OPEN
J. lItOO WittrallB's celebrated
PANORAMA OP TEE BIBLE.
This magnificent PAINTING commences with Olums,
and continues down in historical order to the Habits.
nigh Captivity, containing more than My of the mod
sublime and interesting sconce in the Bible.
Exhibition EVERY EVENING. Doors open at 7j to
commence at 8 o'clock precisely.
Tickets 25 cents—to be had at Hall door. Chat*
under 10 years 15 cease.
Also. Exhibitions on WEDWESDAY and BATTGL.
DAY AFTERNOONS for families and schools. Doors
open at 2; to commtnee at 8 precisely,
Explained by Professor TIBBITTB
BARRETT's GYMNASIUM.
BILLIARD BOOM,
PISTOL AND liITLA GALLAAT.
Will open on MONDAY, September Oth, it No Stii
MARKRI Street. sellArn*
J -M. GUMNE Y & SONS
Respectfully inform their friends and the pablis that
on or about the
They will be prepared to °Her at
AT THE PHILADELPHIA EVHANGH,
REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGES,
Persons destroy of disposing of their Property at
Public Bale are respeettnlly invited to call at onr Of
flee at an early date, in order that their properties may
be registered and fully advertised previous to sale,
ORRICE NO. 620 WALNUT STREF4T.
J. It G. 8. will MEG continue the PEG , / &TR Par•
chase and Sale of BELL ESTATB, hIORTGAGES,
Ica., as usual se2:-8t
HYGEIA HOTgL, OLD POINT
M. COMPORT. FOR 13.1111.—/ offer for sale this
most valuable property.
It is beautifully located in broad view of Hampton
Beads anti the Chesapeake Bay, at Old Point Comfort,
now the largest military pest in the Hafted States. and,
as a watering place, presents every potruble attraction.
Iha past lesson was mach looser than that of any
other waterlog place, North or South
It hoe an abundant stock of furntture. an Icerlionse,
Bath-houses. Billiard &Joon, Te,plo al eye. Pistol gat.
lery, and every necessary and desirable appurtenance.
To a company with &littlest. Capital for enlarging its
accommodations, it may be made the most attractive
And the most profitable slimmer retreat in the country.
.a very long credit can be had for a large portion of the
purchase money.
Per the character of the property. I crier to the Hon.
J. B. Floyd, Secretary of War, and Lion A. Lindl.y
Mann, Washington; fd. N. Fails. Esq., Baltimore; B.
W Latham„Bsg., New York; and A. O. Southall ? AK .
Washington House, Philadelphia
308. BEGAR,
OLD Ponce CoitIDDX, Sept 21,1858. ne244tAiltv*
A _ DESIRABLE S)SiALL FARM FOR
131,8AL8 —The subscriber oliereqd PEIy&TS BAIN,
The firm whereon she reeides, situate )13 BRANDY,
WINE TOWNSHIP. 011 - Tien CO.. Ps tpo and a
brit miles frog the Pennsylvania Railroad. at Dowpipg
town, on a very public road, containing 07 aorta and 60
perches of good land about 10 acres of which are Quip
rate wood-land. Stone DWALLINO.Hougw,
end Mrldit-HOUBB, with a well and primp therein, elf
in good repair. Also, a good assortment of PIIIIIT
TANIS of various kinds Persons desirous of rumbas
log will please call and view for themselves. Terms as
commodating,
se26 4tit
DETERSI S PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE
sn• ?-GENERATING. OAS LAMP is the only
Patent Burner that his a Non•Clooduotor attached.
The public are cautioned against all other Somers, ati
they will heat, and liable to explode. State and
County Bights for sale. Apply or address
selS D. P. ['STREW 492 BROADWAY. N. V.
Dr. W. S. MOILBENNEY,DeIifiIII,
"mu:• 'would inform Ids friends that he bas resumed
prdotice at No. 1343 CHESTNUT Street, second door
shore the II S. Mint. seplinit
Ne. 5. II 12 per dos
5. 126 ss
7. 1 60 '.
8. 1 76 sg
TO CASH BUYERS
JAMES S. EARLE & SON.,
Invite the attention of Western and Southern Onatorn.
ere to their immenee and elegant sesortment of
LOOKING-CILASSES,
110DRENTISMI WASHING AND SCOUR
ING 81:11,IITION—Petented Jan, 22d 1.8V9
Thls new and destrabie a't•nle Is fur lebed t • DeJlen
in Barrels or Packages of one dosen Quart Bottles, with
dtrectlona for use
HARTELL dG LEPOHWORTH,
Wholesale Agents,
NO. La i cllslll
Mints.
7tutustments.
PAIIL Par
Beat (Estate.
POIDITEEINTH OP OOTOBIR
PUBLIC BALL
STOOKS, ETC., ETC
PH.VBB /RIEMAN
Lamp..
Elentistrn
816 CHESTNUT BTREP,TS
OPPOBVIII VIII °MAID HOININ,
OM PAINTIIiGH,
ENGRAVING
PORTRAIT AND PIOTIIRR-PRAMES,
Suitable for the
FALL TRADE