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- .Iseht_Ge6 RerrNTiopieS:';: ....... .....................
- !tear Zfetti fierolo,l4:i.:.".'.;:;llay..bedes; kept 29:
s-~z°~''~laxii{;:;.~lttcll~~ius
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llt9/041e 1 4; .... . .. - 1 82
and passengers to James,Aliditolico. ',pasted
- , ,, ;it,barque at Welmvsgocity, - two harm itrige
,tot - ,Bfeekt•sid.itotitAfteea Coltaaners la the bay-and
_siriverVoilerardhound,_ ..; • •
•-s{ l B Omit Nei yOrk,'With Cid**
gyeterell.& Oolllns. , , ;
,-W wit h '
16: day a frini
freestone; io' , /rnold.&ilati. •;„•
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-(Bey-Bole, 11 dye from inusbe r vo, N.
irith Bth ' plaster to A Ekindei& -- • ;-•
• —Belie 11.-rt-Weeka i '-,Weeks; 6, days from-Bostoo;121
last to ](trine & lavrtem' ~,• , -
- itchy' H P Immls, - Potki 5 days fro m-Portland, with'
' Mils* to4airtie _Baker; • -v.-
:&;,11immon4Ortia,,S,days from Banton, in:
baUut to_ Noble, Bantmett fc . •
W.MariAßlopier, .1 day from Yrederlos, Del:
witlinovo and oats to.Jtut Barratt &Bon: , • ;
. • ; Sem_ Jarsiuiddo..Blsey; i lays frotoz•Baltimore,
with
mdse to Thoe , ifebster,-.1e, , ;.-: , . , ••_: , ,
Sehr , ,k , ll' Caniton,‘Nowelt, dais front New.lfork, -
-.BotintPoily;_•Peice, Bdanti, 4-lityn, from BOSIOn, witk
from Bolton, in bali
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'tOreehilitgbditiabontrioaptain:, , =.;.•
Seht Boxtrorgilirewm lidaym,from Prorldeuee, with
-- :; •
Bader' , Watak=iltansnaitiLoz, ii daykfrotra.Portiriad,li
:
- Behrßtaaocait,-;Widde it damfrontillital*huillogi
+w 1k Irlasttoliiehirdeort & Cwemenr (, x-a *_:,^x: '
-, lBl3ar,WJZCZCoibitti - A011110VOMIRNItOn;
- "- - i±larlitvittitiVisaleKlaillem , frciiit Boats. -; • :21
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elryOrigelkketirin ftelm,Trirltr
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ThottWebiteri ,
fkailaaddiliaaiiidakollaadiltoralt 4)40 Ailderdice.
, 7,, Bittattit Lagrisyra; Ballet Bros.
Wilmington; J - Baker: , '
' Brlg - JaueVariaiWibbirfirefoolts'i*lt
' 2, tlialtrlillen
• boar ` fag] BoititighstoOlemi tiMele, Orasirey
- , Bahe:lidlirlatnia - Baissinai..4lon, Boma' &
r • la* WM* OirbitiAossi ProildeneeV '
Providence, N Stade:
• Bok *it Clikrte
Witeitinklilller, Boston,_do -- ;
: nahelt - 11 , 11Mastot,'Nfavis,Botton, do
,Boskors,'L Badenreld '& ie.
Bohr-Ittaq-Welkieltleka,ltitatotr,lteales & Sawyer.
Bahl NiinialfingslisAttstont Binaloluma & Glover. '
Waif lipritgc , ltitickicon,l364tonf'
tiadiN f Washingitati Noble, Has&
matt & . oaldirrill:',Ycr-f - - , -; , • •, _ ,
• • :•' - i.‘ , IIaIiV.WAL HitramOnClaittiilititonj: - ".% do
Achtlitdonsiltittiai, Cisoldy, Ohialeiton,Tottit s
. . - Betir-Bestritt;Bi r itteViPitoridetioaillislitistom'& Coi.
"'Behtleltaisebeaoa~x too • do ;'- •
lindirkkWarigor;lll44, o ll'&l3onder,& CO.
giatnel3l:Nflair,iller,WatAlmorej,Alltiratic,
• „ 1
(00frepe_ ;arias a thl Philadelphia ,
-- - , A3artvlstaini'llept 28. , :4 20 P
•• Them berm, twigs and imieral 'schooners 'went in ,to.
Wlnd.B—rrearterline. • -
gnaw, &e, - THOS: B. gliGnell.-
, 2rrived2lthinit, *teenier AtabaTii front Nair Yoik.
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the'Philadelidila ixchanp.] •
LAWNS. - Del:' dept`W P. h d .
diligent. at Whir - detained by the 'N
D wind that tie
clone last craning, nainpriee to pirt the
following Artaselifij .Barguerldary •11 Kendalli - Aton
• briglinasianOind4ehrit. Clarlisle,qberkini3Olare
: • montarniesa; Weis atevinig: Marla luir. N
leteliTlide , TDOlWW CEMOSI4OII-15:-ANAId.lhOe
,,raisbblae,WillegeNtleeiralkIPTIP12110,1rta:PAtleti
Sarah loui*-11ui:87soebs,:fide Ay ,
liroreorqiidaggeldi,il 'Potider,"•Lima' rthiniCtiltdalink•f,
• aonilanug , Davicileleit2tar;EVieltiertur
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ds- - -211zebethi I Bari IPltsdall,'-und -
L , Ntsain;hrignmerica. , ••• - -
stav r ex km-41.1z continual, 'll4
the dean - ban ioersiiad to liannni,hundred ad or eel.
redaLqsowing to:thelage; e as yenning; we shalt be
•..nventilinhiiinionting from procuring thniiiinhis t hole
kilo niece: zlytud N Y and string:
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dints of The iirees.) '
li GRAONi Sept 28,1856. - •
flett" herd- this t/torolog wait 4
, I depiddeonNgoedasroUortwr •_ , N • :.<• •
— Jog HlVP6riAttebtr ttilittaloaelc Taytinv Kato: L AO ,'to
Nita; pig froi to A It Cotton'
Mgr Pilisk;:toiti Alt Delaware .01ty.'. ,
= spring a leak on rehtliTi .
• --"olsol000 initOtbaistit floors dd Gesee;to Oa - ablaut's.'
to .
, 0 0 00torortottiloto.at otgoitrezrilotOaUltP br4ll"
TAoolot oirh ibe
careful
managoakeittbi Cipt Oroppet, the gentletaatOy
souttasediedf thi itsimec W,Tp,thg. - •- •
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70140 LL Vic; Sot 25f ...
from" Cbsrluton for'
Baltthiote; hp put fa hife fat
- .111/ItOILANDA. -
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- relinshlp rishawba;; ; Bnilailt: from New Yorilitills.
' alas arrived up at New - Odesns 23d Ina."
' attlactoblg Persia,' Itallttns; cleated at New fork yes. t
4._ lerd4 by jai LireiDool. ' ::,-; i--- , 1, , 17 , 1: , f - .', .. ,-
, '. 0 savothip, Moses lirior, MaGoi_mii trip
. .tiOniralti
aikiiredst Bow' Pork rtterdsy: ' .-- •
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York yarterdiy,insdeleared Sp refurn. ` , -•,- •,.;
•211tiatasittg DiscM4;lMloni; from flow, York;it,lllinfoo
' 14 th list; ialled2sgalti Bo Hamburg .;-. -' • ~ , , -__ •-• •
• r:-.• • '.(tieineltlii lii4l44,llliTire,lforrosorrtiOf lit , tioutpi -.7. ,
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• ;,.4.;ntsciei thiiilt tieltrir4lfting. , '. .•-, :-
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fienol(WsooSol.l4,nit,`.. - -,•,.`''',* • ~.' ' .. - 7 ' , ,
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!Irma Ma . 11:4 2,00.1340 - 111, long 28'12 W:-••;:• - '•. ~. _
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- - .- ' ' 'Boron , IVoribfrigtoli 'Britilier;tlMliasifoillitlhefol,
Ala: eras 'towed to Nei, front Neer Orleans lath' Inst:: - -
.BaAtie Zipb.fri, Siiiily•lteitylametieoi Chill, arrltid
4 si. Boswell tii-Inst.,,t!;;4-'' ,•• -..:'.,- "••••- ',--• (:•• ,
-: -;•••- .1 - BargtiOlkoketithigiditCritent Boston for "Eihiaititiri,
.160 stetkaillitYltlo/0„111fi fist 24 , 40'.,W ,-,, ..,,, -,,
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l, , r foomM J. 411 24 , •:"..,,t,,.V.,.f ... , ..„IY,t ~V,- ,V4P-.. - ,'l,
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burg sth Inst. .-;. ,, , , 1. , -1. , 0rt.- - ,..!;:p"....;5 . .•,.-2,-.. , ,, , .. 4-_,, .....,- , .
1 Brig. rentaii_Atitirtat; satteit * - 644:11.byiiii - .4ptii ,
,` Opel for Ohio port'
r-, ~.- Britt' 04te tn.: liii•lfi Dritamoni, wire tit'Atihiwall.
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, '• Sobia Ai., ..l'ff ' iitiriklleffinon'.;loa Tin oiwiletthwatte;
; - - Maiiiirieseajorived It pittatraitoli; NO, 26th inst.. -.
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gatrantiat t , - Bitttortilitlfili.l,(.":". -! ,- - -, ... , V. - (• • -..',„ ', ..,
-= 804 r Rimmiii , WrOkAirfoldi soiled:from Nat 4141er:
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brlig , 174 6 1 1 .0'?:_f!...0,4 9 .tati! , !4r1"A1f',9 11 1!!!; 1 1 11 0,.'
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Singer's ' Sew' - ID' hi • - i'Dra Singer,.
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hole=.-':::'-ilftPif..:-.4:0.1t4WILOV:fiT4.,--?..,-.!..?:..: Eitu gg lp F , B Tx l mi tes t t pilo , ctiery , linsl- of work
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--- ----... ,, ..1fr{.i. to 0 , aw a tr-fT i ft p ootrii , 7 . ,.*,4tp1i0n,' :.•, glogr's ear 'Family Bowing Machina have the eants,
~,:•.';,•'.i.!ftl f t Eki i ,ilifif A. =.41. 0 ,' = 1if1.A.;"0,, , ' :_„' I . ~. relit - lye loyerlotity.as his machi n e s for manufacturing *
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, Prank Pierce, Late ,ls New Orleans; Progress, Chase,
; and New ,World;ll.nigliViNtii.Ydik; Aar 'Brain, San
Franciaeo;l4tb,..Budironkliallett , New York; Com.
- promise, - Ohilds: dal; yom g; Burton , Philadelphia;
i ‘ Arab. Draper , n, :OFBitty gloYd; Prarter,
- New odeinizr Geprune, Snell, aini.R Morse, pinsmore,
' •Hostoni 'Pathfinder, anidegger, SanPrabolsco:
01k101,11; MerellGreenleal, Merricianpllth,-13svaa
; has Webb,Matte, and Illmoda, Mason. New Orleans; It
lt,Tuckor, , lnekeriWiacardettic Wm Wither:lee. Atwood,
Jentecallitth, Penny Porieiter. BHA, New York.
•-If the river, outward bound; 141 h, Arable, (ss) Stoue,
NetCYorki-Lebanon; Hamilton, Matanzas' RH Tucker,
: - Tooker, yvittasset- Lucy" Thomson; Pendleton, N York;
Willlsm Tapsootil, Bell, New York; Barnabas Webb,
'Watta.• - New Orleans; Meteor: Porter, Melbourne; W H
Prescott, Batchelor, New-Orleans; Mary O'Brien, Yee
terillewr Orleans ; - Marcia Greenleaf, Merriman, New
Orleans; Jasper, Bar nett Cuba. "
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• suium MISCELLANY.
Wally,' St Mary's, Sept 10—Found waahed on shore on
the 2th." at the west ebbe of Sampson, one of the islands
of Siolly,lhe top side of a chip much burnt, about 40
feet long 10412 deep; apparently not an old weasel,
'and"-' about TOO or 800'tons burthen. " - No marks, but ap
pears to be American built:
. Ordeneob, L eptlo,-The Sir lohn Moore, Robertson,.
- arrived here m Antwerp, reports that on Sept 4, lon
5 ey,'eheapoke the ship May Queen, of Bath. in a sink
ingetata, and took off bar crow and passengers; it wee
•blowing a strong gale at the time.
(The eta' Gueen'was en A g vessel of 019 tone re
gistry, built. at Topsham in 180§)
Wiborg—(Received" In London by electric telegraph,
14th' inst)—The Ainerlean 'Onion, Otis, from Oronetadt
for Liverpool, (tallow, hemp, etc,) was stranded near
Aspoe: Sept 8; is not damaged, and expected to be got
" Oaliutta. August 7—(Reaelvtid in London by" elestrie
-telegraph from Corti, 14th inst)—The Emily dt Pierre,
from Liierpool for Calcutta, lost at Poore.: • Ship Bratty
St Pierre, HaPt Tessler, sailed from Liverpool April 20
for Calcutta; she was an A 1% vessel, of 854 tons re.
ester, built at Bath, - Me, in 1854, end owned in Ohariee-
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0 MAltlne; Mercer Pa , Li Austin, Pa .'
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TP DOwdy, Tenn - W TPattermon & ta, Ps
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JO Martin, Pa • Haley, Pa -
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J - ItOurtis; Pa - • - G T Andersoni',Ga
Wm 0 Patterson, Tenn afitLeas, Laarenes,
J PWation, Ohio - Nathan, Texas
Geo - by, Pa " Dickinson. Md
Wm J-Litaratt; Mrs-Hars, dieyersburg. Pa
T B Janson, Pa, - .- Qeo Haler, Jefferson co
HOOSEl=DhestOnt street, below aisth.
John H Thompson; X 0 W Griffin, Huntingdon co
ITV 0001E411 unting4on do" L T McDougall, N Y
J Wiskiand;,Oumbersue „ Mem Suiten, Oamberlind
Miss Steriet;CuMberland J.llolph, JR, Smyrna, Del
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0 Draw, Orsithbro, Sir — 77 DPratt, Mum, - •
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J Rams, disrlfil,Beading: , hiniXenurily, Tama qua,
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lesiuline - lialbieth; la .- ~ - Mtes X Oieseliell, Pa
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Johnlßaok,'Plitabilrgh --;.13 Eimer, N uonoord, 0
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Joe L Carmany,lti i.=s ' John Yriehler, Ys
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Mesa Idgsr,'Xspy, PA • -.I D Boger, New Berlin, Pa
,Wilsorvidati Berlin, Ps ` * John M Cosgrove & Is, V. 04.,8500n, N Y Johnßaratelp,PlUston,Ps
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MOUNT 'VERNON HOTNli—lleaond street, &lame Arch.
N P 1,4; Plalida` - A 11111Aiklas A la, Del
Mlle E 1, Turner, Del Was Lizzie Et i tuner. Del
111taJ 11100111.1ranton • H N Boatwok.& la..N J
HIM N Doetwick'N I Amster R Boatialok,'N J
s MADISON HOUBB—Bermad "twist, shwa. Market
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GeirMiwble, Pa , A N Cleland, lint
- • • D Dunn, Huntingdon, Pa
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,7MlBurisite,litd- A Given, ;cadet's co, Pa .
Johnson Chester no, Pa If 11. Arnold, Washington
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Mrs Webs'er & flon, , Pa; ' - 0 Darlington, W Cheater
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BARD.IIAOLM,HOTBL:Lthirri street, *b. OallowhW.
141tigifizoki0.1nOlit to 7 , Chas Ritter, Bitterevillo
Jerin 11 Ballads; Rana co 'J 0 Seltzer, Lebanon no
Henry Lome, Lebanon no John H Lambert, Pw
John Gaines, ..Pa • - Beni Kamm, Allentown
'POW Spangler, Lebarion no Reuben Willower, Roston
ld 1701er, Yrenehtown,N J John 8 Bach, N
Mrs Monte, Bath. Pa , - • 2, Hagaman. Pa
Peter Miller, Lehigh so •' P Herbst, Nazareth
JOhnil HOW, Bettlettedi, Mies Miller, 'Lehigh co, Pa
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Janney: NGordon, - Lambertville
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0 B Roberts, Newtown AI-Comfort, Newtown
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Simpson & 4 - • J D Janney. Pennli Manor
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4•0 lint, T,O ADaneon , Pa
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- BLAOI BEAR HoTiR:-Third; above Hallowbill.
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idinheit - PenterVilla,'Pa - Nthan Landia, Pa'
zg- Buckman; Ruben Terser. Pa
- Jitlo Hatt, Pi,- ; ;Ames Pinney, Pa
rolth,,Pri" --- '„Muterßmith.
'lda ritliugmaiter!, 'Nathan Ettinge r, Pa
Alfred %now., Bruner, Pa -
'Dialer Kline.); -- John lisehtet; Pa' ,
WM-X•Orign, Boyeratoiro: Johb Walter, Pa
Siiiitgberger, Reading, Win Thompson, Zit:lmM°
H'Harsh: Thinsti,lo7, „ ' Jonag lyelker,
Ovid Posed - 'Beni ahroyer
georiti..4onryy is not Oontinett -to Arctic
:traisollerOuitt 'negliangl tailors ; Shinn' tilignstiog
'Natures oho among:the elided poor in our flithig isnes.
Nothing - has beeit joinieso:spoodily alosclons in ar
resting ,thndionitaaing Jitintitieg,,'oettie vital fluids
in :•Out:ci &aegis an tkta,P.I6IIUVIAIi,SY*UP.
For:We In -this ty corner Fllll and
01 Oribiaciind • liautaard- & 0o.; - corner Twelfth and
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NOV/TON; bag piodueedirilndarbiti roaulla restorlot
color and proaarylng , he eye
-4iirrjuifid-jrev. from all injarlaue sub
iii9r46iffecaoloisi am pr4parailOn
Melba hale irorOdbred &Obi: public, For 4100 by all
reap''eblab`.o Ningg - lati;'and at the .Laboratory, No. 704
,pgsfrrillyr Obroot, PlNia , deliklai,by.plLES BAUM,
. se274t
Special Notirea.
Professor Saunders'.' Classical Institute, at
the }q&BT.PgILADHLPBIA INSTITUTE, corner of
14BNEY.Street and WILLIAM ; Will be repthted on
the Brat MONDAY of September. Pupil, to the nom•
ber of HOT, will be reeolved WITHOUT EXPIIIMia 01 Fill
01 THZ PABBIffiCIRR BMWATS 0,1111.
Thus, - Withotit' expense, by a pleasent'and cafe con
veyancei pupils can be carried into the fresh air of the
country in loss than half an hone from the centre of the
city: Beveralistres of open ground border on the beau
tiful groves of this 'Seminary, which is patronized by
many of the distinguished gentlemen of the city, among
whom are the Editors of The Press, the Ledger, and
The North American and United States Gazette. Pu.
pile are received by the day, or into the family of the
Prinolpal.
PHILADBLPHIA, July 1,1858.
" We, the undersigned, have had eons or wards in
Professor Saunders , Institute and family during the
Session which has just closed. In respect to parental
kindness, happy influences, attention to health, and
progress in thorough education, our expectations have
been fully realized. To our friends, who are looking
fora decidedly good school for their sons, we cordially
recommend Professor Saunders , Institute.
hIATTIIEW NEWKIRK, No.lBoo Arch street
, g JNO. W. BONNEY, office of The Press.
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413 Oheetnnt street.
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Other Patrons of this Inatitution
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ties as th charter requires. (Mee boon, from 9 o'eleek
in'the re,,rning until 6 &dock in the afternoon, ad on
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' Thomas W. Bally, No. lily Market Street,
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entsed. seB.llm
carriages.
At Graee Ohnreh, on the 28th Ind , by the Rev, Geo
B. Reece, Mr. M. MRBIRR TOUR to Mies °ARM N
BUROR. . *
On The 21st inst., b the Rey. A. 0. Thomas, Di.
II
THOMAS J, TURNER, . 8.N., to Miss SUDEING, *
Sept. 21.18511, by the Rev. George Chandler. Mr. GEO.
HOPYMAN to Misa ELIZABETH B. HAYMAN, both of
Kensington.'•
- By the Rev. George Chandler, on the, evening of the
25th toot. Mr. ROUST MoOAI7GHEY to Miss ELIZA
BETH MARTIN
Sept. 26; 1858, by the Bey. P. T. Callhopper, Mr.
V • LENTINE W. BROWN, Jr., to 'Miss MARIA A.
BENDER, all of Camden, N. J.
On the .27th loot., by the Rev. John Chambers, Mr.
CHARLES O. WARWICK to Miss MARY MORRISSON,
ell of this city
'Deaths.
On Sunday - morning,. 26th inst., Mrs. CHARITY
PRIZE, In the 71st year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family art respectfully
invited to. attend the rulers', from the residence of
her son, Leander, Price. No. on Hutchinson street, be.
low Girard avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 1
o'clock. tt
In Camden, N J., 26th inst., Mrs. RAOHIL, wife of
11.nry Copeland, in the Mb year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family, also the
Daughters of Temperance, and Druids, of Camden, are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence of her eon-in.law, John T. Davis, in Clinton
street, above Fifth, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 2
o'clock, without further notioe. To proceed to Ryer.
green Cemetery,
On the 97th Net., THOMAS O. KERNS, aged 25.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral, from the residence
of his father, 1180 Division street, this (Wednesday)
afternoon, at 8 o'clock. To proceed to Monument'
Cemetery
On the 28th inst., JANE ANDERSON.
The relatives an d friends of the family era respect.
fuLy invited to attend the funeral from her late res'-
deuce, No. 1203 Pine street, this (Wednesday) after.
noon, st.th, at 8 o'cloCk, without further notice, *
On the 25th inst., SIISANNA STINSMAN, wife of
W. aleyStinsman, in the 65th year of her age.
The rehiLvem end friends of the-family are reipect
[talky invited to attend the funeral, from the reticence
or her son-in.law, George W. Daisy, northwest corner
of Ripen end Vernon streets, this (Wednesday) after
noon, at 2 o'clock. •
w,Apeclal_neeting th.:llaaneker
lITINSTITIOTE..heId _at their HALL, SEPTEM
BER 22d, 19511, the decease of a Member was an
nounced ; whereupon Messrs. S. N. CORNISH, W. H.
MINTON. and J. C. WHITS Jr , were appointed a
Committee to draft' a Preamble and Resolutions. They,
after. deliberation, reported the following, which were
uranimonely adopted :
Wraseetes,,lt bath pleased an all-wise Providence to
remove from our midst. after a protracted illness, and
In the prime of manhood, oar brother,CHARLES H.
SINIPS)N, whose career as a member of the" Banneker
Inmitute has been earnest, honorable, and persevering,
end who, an an advocate of the cause of Education, was
deeply Imbued with the great Idea of its need among
his fellow•men ; and, „
Wugasie, We, toe members of the Banneker insti
tute' organized for the diffualon of knowledge, have lost
a worthy and efficient co-laborer:
Resolved That we look back with pleasure on the
pant essuipilly coarse of our brother during his mem
bership with us; and that it is worthy of our proudest
emulation.
Besigted; nit the motives which Induced him to
syetematleal aid In the cause of the Minton of know.
ledge were noble. and worthy of all praise.
Resolved; That we deeply deplore our loss, and feel
that the support his life gave us, his death has irre
trievably taken from us.
- Resolved That we condole with his sorrowing fa
mily; that a copy
. of these resolutions be furnished
them, as Indicative edaur regret; and that they be
published in The Press.
' GEORGE T. BURRELL, President.
JACOB O. WRITE, Jr., Secretary. ^ se29-Itie
gr. Notice to De'lagoon' Taxpayers In the
THIRD AND FOURTH . WARDS.—In coin.
plionce with the provision, of the 17th section of the
supplement to the act conoolidating the city of Phila
delphia, approvedthe Iliatday of April, 1855, the dello
quest tax-payers of the 'Third and Fourth werde are
hereby.notifled that THOMAS M. McKie/NKR, is not
authorized. from end after this date, to. collect any city
or State tax duofor the years 1858 and 1857, by owners
of property in said wards. A. I. FLOMKRYELT.
se2l.3t • Receiver of Taxes.
irrUnion Preaching for the People under
the auspices Of the Elinleterlil Union, in Ml
nection with the Young Men's Christlan.Association,
by the various ministers or our city on every TUES
DAY and , THURSDAY.- at 4 P. M., In the SANSOM
STRUT CRUMB, until further - Services
confined to ONE HOUR precisely. Come , men of bust
nets, merchants and clerks , mechanics and apprentices;
yea, let all the people come, and hear the Gospel.
Rev. J. H. Torrance,- 000. D. EvariAl
- Z. de Schweinitad ID. M. Wagner,
.. W. D. "raylor, ;80. 0. Bliss,
Joint Committee.
Rev. ARM' BARNES will preach this afternoon'.
*O2B 2tlr
us Plano Fortes and Melodeons.---An
put Mock of Raven, Bacon, & Co 'a, and Nunna
ecOlatk's tuarlvalled Pianos, and Mason & HamMee Me
lodeons. J. E. GOULD,
eit2b•Otle SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Sta.
07. Philadelphia and IR o rading Railroad
OOMPANY.--Office 227 South FOURTII St.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21st, 1858.
Te.avold detention, the holders of Couponsof this
Company, due on, the let proximo, are requested to
leave them at this Oftloe, on or before the nOth Inst.,
when receipts will be given and checks will be ready
for delivery on the let proximo, in exchange for said
receipts. A. BRADFORD,
5e22.4001 Treasurer.
0.-.• The Fate ter the benefit of the Indus-
TRIAL SCHOOL OF TH9 SISTERS OF MN
HOLY OHM, IS NOW OPNN at JAYNE% HALL.
se27-et*
Tr. dome for Invalids with Affections of
TJi CHEST
B. W. coiner PAITHE'and 011E8TNUT fitieste
csiO West Philadelphia.
S3toves
STOVES! STOVES!
SILVER'S ORICIPIAL OAS-BURNING
STOVE,
• With all the Latent Improvements.
Also, the largest assortment of
COOKING, PARLOR,- & OFFICE STOVES
. • In the City, at
- MA:NIGLE'?S,,
- No. 009 MARKET STREET.
Call before purchasing. ne29.6w
•
SOMETHING NEW.—GAS BUR
NING COOK bTOTE.—I would respectfu ly call
the attention of the public to one of the greatest
improvements ever introduced in Cooking Stoves
ant Amgen—the burning of the gas arising from the
coal, by wbloh - means Is saved 50 per cent. in fuel and
also more Waive heat thrown to the bottom of the
oven. We effect the burning or the gases by means of a
hollow oentre•piece, perforated on the under aide, which
admits the. air in a hated state to mingle with the
gases, thus aiding its combustion, ant causing a Same
to pima aronnd the oven equal to a wood tire: Thin im
provementalso preserves the centre piece from sinking
down on the Ore, thereby miring the cameo of repairs
One of the Stoves CAN BE SEEN IN OPERATION 4,
1118 MARKET - Street. Manufactured by JAMES
SPEAR, Inventor and Patentee, (late North, Chase lk
North,) 1110 MAR 4ET Street eept2o.Bmo
QTATEMENT OF ' THE CORN EX
CHANGE BANK, as' required by the Seoond Sec
tion of the Act of the General Assembly of this Com
monwealth, approved the 13th day of October, A. D.
1867:
Amount of Loans and Discounts $3e,530 n
Do. - Specie 42,357 38
, Do. Due from other Danko 152,045 87
Do. - Of Notes In Circulation 16,545 OD
Do,, Deposits, including balances
doe to other Danko 94,008 06
September 28, 1868.
01.i'Y OF PHAADELFII7A, ss :
y, W. TORREY, Cashier of the Corn Eaebange
Sank being affirmed, depose and say, that the above
Statement ld correct, to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
,Aftirtned to before me, this 28th day of fieptembei,
A. D. 1858, •
5e29.1t0 OIIANLES D. FREEMAN, Alderman.
- 1200KBINDING.—The undersigniid roe-
JLP • peOtfally invite the, attention of lovers of hooka
to their unequalled Stella ee for binding books In a su
perior manner. Their work: has been. submitted for a
mite of years to the examination of some of the moat
celebrated connoliamire in the country. It has received
the most flattering encomiums and won for the under
signe .a reputation which they are determined to
"maintain. ,
Every style of Binding wonted, from ,the plain
"half-bound " volume-for the seholarie table to the
most 'mitotic garniture of ,rarities for the collection of
the Bibliomanisa.
ilyieelmens of style and worknesnahip will be cheer
fully shown to those who will ball upon ,
PAWSON & NIOHOLSON, Bookbinders,
019 liIINOU Street,
Ne29-U' Between Maltet and Oheataut BUM',
ICE PRESS,-7-PHILADELPI SErrEIMITM.
.29. 185 g:
AUCTION :NOTION.
MERINO CLOTHS, CAOHEhitriE WEOOB3II,
neglectfully Invite the attention of the Trade to
their Large and Spatial Sale of
MYERS, OLAGHORN, & 00., Allotlni,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 29, 1858,
In which they will offer their ENTIRE STOOK of
the following desirable goods. The Trade is asiured
that this is the only sale of this description which will
be made by them thin season.
T. Ift. fr, Co would furthermore add that it le their
intention to sell the entire offering. Dealers will find
the sale worthy their attention, as the goode are all
fresh, of thin season's importation.
2000 oleos MERINO CLOTHS, from One to sups.
rior qualities, and Including all the desirable
' shades.
1000 Pieces OAOREMIRE D'EOOSSE, from fine to
superior qualitleei and including all the des!.
mole shades.
2000 pieces MOUSSELINE DE L &INES, from fine
to superior qualities, and including all the desi
rable shades.
100 pieces PLAID MOUSSELINE DE LAMM, of
extra fine qualities and choice styles.
400 pieces PARIS BOMBAZINES, from fine to supe
rior qualities.
100 plecie SCOTCH PLAlDS—beautiful geode,.
2000 pieces PARIS VEIL BAREGES, green, brown,
- blue, and blacks, from fine to superior qualities.
200 pieces SILK VEIL GRENADINES, green, brown,
• blue, and black.
200 pieces MOUSE. DE BEGE, desirable shades.
100 pieces PARIS EMELINES, very desirable
shades.
The Shawls will comprise the following styles
3000 SQUARE and LONG ALL-WOOL and Maine
Leine BRODER BRAWLS, Paris Manufacture,
including many entirely new designs and color
' lags never before offered.
ALSO,
A large and complete assortment of Square and Long
black and colored THIBET and OAOIISHIRII
BRAWLS, wool (lime.
ALPO,
A eplendld aseortment of black, mode, high colors,
plain and embroidered TIMM and oAollli
lagE BRAWLS, silk fringes—the best goods
Imported.
A Superb assortment of the richest styles of PRINTED
TIfIIIET and OAOIIIIMIRE PLIAWL3, , and
sewed, on printed burden', of the newest and most
desirable patterns.
The largest and most complete assortment of STELLA
MANIA, comprising Thibet and Oachemire
STELLA, with rich Brooke borders and corners,.
TIIIBET and TeURIS STELLA SHAWLS, with
rich velvet and plash bordera.
ALSO,
Rich and superb AIL-STIR VELVET SUAWLS, Tar-
CO
COL SHAWLS, Plaid Wool Shawl., Wool sad
Silver She.la, ILLOusseline de Leine Shawls,
]troche Scarfs and many other desirable style+ of
Shawls. se2b4tif
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
TERMS AND PRIVILEGES OP MEMBERS
Annual Contributions, $3; Life Membership, $25.
pith au additional charge of One Dollar the first year
for a Certificate of Membership. Ihe fecal year com
mences on the drat day of Ochber
Members not in arrears are entitled to the nee of the
Library and Reading Rooms. open daily from 9 o'clock
A. M. to 10 o'clock 1. M., ulth the privilege of taking
out the books. They will also receive Semen Tickets
for the Lectures and the exhibition, and a Season
Ticket for a Lady, to attend the Lectures and six sin
gle Adinbodon Tickets to the Exhibition 'for ladles or
minors. They will also be entitled to receive One
Copy of the Monthly Journal of the Institute at one
half the subscription price
The Lectures of the Institute commence in Novem
ber, and are continued on Monday, Wednesday, and fri
day evenings for Twenty Week..
PRIVILEGES 01 MINORS.
The minor children wards, and apprentices Of Life
Member;, and of - Mem bers whose annual contributions
are paid, including the current year, are, ou the payment
of Two Dollars per annum, entitled to use the Library,
attend the' Lectures and the Meetings of the Inetitate,
and visit the Exhibitions; or, on the payment of One
'Dollar;-:they sewn,* 21o)tete for- this Leettsrb•
only.
DRAWING SCHOOL,
For Instruction, Mechanical, and Architectural
Drawing and Designing, commence. Poptembsr 20th,
and is continued on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
evenings, for Twenty•foar Week..
• Pupils under twenty.one years of 'age are entitled to
attend the Lectures In the Institute, alti visit the Ex
hibition.
Terms, $5 per Quarter
JOURNAL, OF FUR INSTITUTD,
Devoted to Mechanical and Physical Sciences, is pub-
lished in monthly numbeis. illustrated with Plate', and
Wood Cuts. Subecription Price; $5 per annum.
Are held on the third Thursday evening of each
month, at which subjects connected with science and
the arta are received and dimmed,
,The members tickets, for the coming exhibitioh and
lectures are now ready for delivery.
Gentlemen wieh:ng to become members can do so on
application, at the Hall, in Seventh street, below Mar
ket, to WILIJAM HAMILTON,
5e29.6t Actuary.
CAIITION.
PRENTISS'S WASHING AND SOOURIEG SOW
TION.—The undersigned would caution the public
against the parehus of Liquid Washing Solutions, pu -
porting to be similar, to, or equally efficient with, bin
-The uniersigned is protected by a patent in the menu.
factu a of the only article which min be safely and MR
clenVy mist. Spurious imitations bays been pot up,
which will prove inefficient in cleansing, and deleteri
ous to the fabric. Grocers and retailers should be
careful not to purchue the Washing and Scouring So
lution except of us, as thy will otherwise render them
selves liable as Wringers Purchasers should he care
ful to purchase ONLY PRENTISS'S SOLUTION, u
they will thus avoid all rink or destroying the fabrics
wailied. Conclusive proofs can be furnished that this
art'ele will not injire the fabrie. sept2O-Sme-thectu
FOR COLDS AND SORE THROATS.
ICELAND MIX'S PASTE,
MARSHMALLOW DROPS,
FLAXSEED DR,OPS.
STEPHEN P. 'WHITMAN,
Manufacturing Confectioner,
No. 1210 MARKET STREET,
ee29 3nt , West of TWELFTH Street.
rrHE ROOMS of the BOARD OF TRADE,
at tO3 CHESTNUT Street, will hereafter be
opened to the use of fdembers of the Association, and
of all perms entitled to their use, during both day and
evening from nine o'clock A. M. to half-past nine P.
M., until further notice. LORIN BLODGET,
se2l3-3t Secretary.
12 TREES FOR AUTUMNPLANT
ING, of 411 descriptions.
"Er Extra large and beautiful EVERGREENS, on
unusually favorable tome
DAV ttt d. GRISCOH, Evergreen Nurkery,
se29-w&sa2tet Woodbury, N. J.
RR. CORSON,
* REAL 'ESTATE BROKER.
Money Loaned on Bond and Mortgage.
• Collections promptly made.
5e29.6m • NORRISTOWN, PA
FRENOR WHITE ZINC, of the Vieille
illontegne, ground pure. It produces a clear,
white, Rae glom, and attains a firmness and evenness of
surface. Guarantied genuine. For sale by
ZIEGLER k SMITH,
ougg.dtt floothyrftat rinr Paennd and 01.11113 eta
ORNAMENTAL and COLORED GLASS.
We have just received a compreheethe and va
ried stock of this tvuly beautiful and iirobitectural
pandas's to Ohurches Vestibnles, Oonservatorles, and
other buildings, where it is deemed neeemary to embel
lish, or to give a chaste and elegant appearance. Any
color may be had, either plain or ornamental, elate).
rately or in teller. ZIEGLER &
Whifitastle Drag, Paint, and (Dios Dealers,
se2B-dif Boutbweet eor. Second and Green ate.
NATO AL EXHIBITION OF HORSES,
at POWELTON, WEST PHILADELPHIA, on
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and, FRI
DAY, October sth, oth, 7 th, and Bth, 1888.
The Grounds will be opened for the adruhuslon of Vl
snore at 9 A. 87 , And elm at 0 P. 51.
Price or admierlon each day, 25 unto.
Xntrance Pee for Ilormea—Ehngle, ;' Pair, $lO, with
tree airniaalo a to Exhibitor and Gr+om.
Exhibitor, but not Competitor—Stogie, $3; Pairs, $5,
with free aduilealon to Exhibit-L..
Entries for Exhibition may be made at the Office of
the Secretary, on the grounds, on Thursday, Pride.,
end Saturday, September 80th, and October lit mid 24
of this week, between 10 A. M. sad 2 P. M. ; at the
American Moose, Chestnut street 7 to 10 P. M. ; at the
Office of the Secretary, on the grounds, during the day,
on Monday, October 4th, and at the American House
during the evening
Thi book and entries will-be olosed on Tuesday, Cot.
fith, at 10 A. '
The grounds will be opened for pleasure driving on
Thursday of this week, September 30th, at 10 A. M.
The Premium List, Rules. and Regulations will be
pnelished in the Rally Papers of the City, on Wednes-
day. CHARLES MORRELL,
se2B-2t* Secretary.
0 GASH B I ' RS.
JAMES'S. EARLE A BON.,
sIe,OUNSTNIIT STREET,
Invite the attention of Western and Southern Uastom•
- ere to their Immense and elegant assortment of
LOOKING-GLASSES,
BROWN STOUT.-40 casks " Finzi df
wimains, imported , direct from London, in
store and for sale ay WM. H. YEATON,
sen ' nle ROUTH WRONT street
foe lISSIA HEMP and YARNS For SALE
AA , by WEAVER, RIMER Er. CO,
No. 23 North Water street. and
15.27 No. '22 North WHARVRB
CHEESE. -105 boiee Herkimer county
Mines° now landing, and for sale by
C. 0. BADLER & 00.,
Nen ASOII Bt-eet, 24 door above front,
pORIL-150 bbls Mess Fork, for sale by —
O. o. SADLER tr, 00,
11023 WU atroot, dd door above Frost.
LARGE' AND-ATTRACTIVE BALI!
RICH PARIS GOODS.
MOUSSELINE DE LAINES,
BOMBAZINES, VEIL BAREGES, &a
LARDS AND OPLSNDID ASSORNUSNT OP
SHAWLS,
THIRION, ➢IAILLARD, & CO.
THE ABOVE GOODS,
TO take place through
NS THEIR ROOMS,
No. 232 MARKET *STREET,
ON SIX MONTHS' CHHDIT
THE SALE WILL EMBRACE
TGE STATED MEETINGS
OTTOOITZ THZ OIRAZO HOMO,
OIL PAINTINCII,
ENGRAVINU
PORTRAIT AND PIOTURE•PRAMER,
Bailable for the
PALL TRADE
, #Xlljalaali ulrg` aubs:
FeNoir o4iihiEftEs. ' - '-
Medium 0 es in Blde Strlpee t Triftewito. _
. - Doe Shin Casinos. . .„ ; . ; ; —.,; . _ ti
Cadet, Osfo . and Brown biti. ' .
Bell; Double, said ,,,
Twisted Oasslmerea, - '
' Plaid; Side Strlpee, and Plain.
Cotton Warp Clothe, '
Heavy Black and Brown. .
Satinette In a tariety of. styles,
Black, Brows, and Printed Goode.
Postings, l'ineoashmeres; Potencies &o.
The attention M the Trade is Solicited to these de
sirable goods, whilh are of f ered on favorable terms, by
SAMUEL B.TRY, ,
es2l3-6t-ifte ' 218 CHESTNUT Street.
BAILY & VROTHER,
No. 920 OHESTNUT STREET,
WYIL OPEN TIM DAY
Their•• Fall Importation
OARPETINGS,
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
CARPETINGS.
ILLINGTON MUISBNLEI,
SUPER ALL-WOOL INGRAINS,
EXTRA TINE INGRAINS,
DOGBIdOOTTON CHAINS INGRAINS,
VENITIANS, AND LOWNIt GRADER,
Of cholas etyle i s and approved mannfaotnre, constantly
readying and for sale by
SO2DEPH LEA,
11 - 810 toad Nos. 126 and 130 CHESTNUT St
NEW, FALL STOOL
MaCaultiy, , Drother, & Brewster,
28 NORTH FOURTH ST.
HAWS just opened an entire new stook or
HOINERIr, GLOVINI, AND FANCY 000D8,
to which they invite the attention of- &stela's buyers;
Our stook Is putionlarly adapted to
THE SOUTHERN TRADE
su9-2mlf .
CARPETLNGS.
JUST RESEIVED -
PROM THE AtANUPACTURRES,
Ora Consignment, a loge lot of
INORAIII AND VENETIAN CARPETS,
To be sold st AUCTION PRICES for Cuh or Olt) Ao
oeptances. '
WOLFE, WILSON, & CO.,
Jy2O•frmkett " • No. 182 OHESTNIPF Street
CLENDENN ING' 13 ,
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS,
TABLE COVERS,
TABLE NAPKINS and TOWELLINOS
•
TO THE DRY GOODS MEHOHANTE
Giewrxmaga : Am I have bestowed more than usual
expense and labor in getting up this article of
Table Damuk In this country, and have succeeded in
furnishing an article equal, and In some respects impo
rter, to the imported one, at a much less expense, I
trust that those who have a disposition to encourage
Alums* ,EPTIMPalint and American labor will not
forget my address.
JOAN CLENDENNING a CO.,
ARAMINGO MILL, FRANKFORD,
PHILADELPHIA.
P. S.—Pedlars and those who travel and supply:Conn
try Trade will And It to their advantage to call at she
Factory before purchasing elsewhere. Parties wishing
to buy, and cannot make it convenient to call at the
Factory, will please send their address, and they will be
waited on with samples of the above. se3.lmif
koas Sixtnres.
ARCHER, WARNER, MISKEY, & CO.,
MANUIVICITUILBRB or
GA,SALIERS, DHADSETS, PENDANTS, PITTINOS,
And MI kind& of
OAS AND LAMP WORK, GIRANDOLKS; &0.,
:,' , 32.oyassrivUT ST.,PMLAD;LPHIA.
AROWER, WARNER, 5c..0.0.,
VS BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Bondlnge fitted with the Pipes, and all klndsof
Alteiing end Repairing of au Work.
Will_roznottAbont the 10th October next to our.
New fitere; -
718 011F1STNI7 ST., below EIGHTH.
ee2Bst
itionen
$3 800 AND $1 , 200. WELL.SE
cured Mortgagee of these amounts for
sale. ' Apply to
0. THOMPSON & CONARROE,
ee2B 939 ARCH Attest.
$4,633.3a t b amount, 3 G mi l , O P U r ' N u ° D i -
pal well meowed, for sale at a liberal discount
s tp 2 tly to N. 0. THOMPSON & a. M. OUN ARBON: .
953 ARCH street.
(gob arra
SFIIGITET . 8c SONS,
. Importers of 11AVANd CIGARS,
ee26, 216 Booth FItONT Street
Li AVA NA CIGARS.—A handeome assort-
LA went of Cigars of she new crop Tobacco, of the
following brands: .
Firago, - - Pruebeee,
Sultana.Cahanae,
Union Americana, Orefon,
Tropical,- Oa.tanon,
Plor Bolen, robot*, fro:, &c, , &o ,
In X, I.6th, and.l.loth boxes, of Londree and Opera
sires, Just roe Aged In Store, and for sale low by
Olt ABLER TETE,
188 WALNUT Street.
setT-10t
iIAVANA CIGARS.-1.06,000 La Flor
as la Havana let, 2d, 4nd ade, Just arrived per
brig May Queen,” from Havana, in store and for
We by - • WILLIAM H. YEATON,
se244f Hu. 216 South gllONTlltreat
11010A140, OABANAN AND PAATAGAD
8841A88.—.A. choice invoice of these celebrated
brands on board brig it New Nra,'' daily expected from
Invana, and for side low, by OHARLIB TUVE,
(New) 188 Webant street, below Second,
est_ peened filtory
tical estate.
ea HY GE IA HOTEL, OLD POINT
EEL COMFORT, FOR BALE.-4. offer for sale this
moat valuable property.
It is beautifully located In broad view of Hampton
Boade and the Oheaapeake Bay, at Old Point Comfort,
now the largest military poet in the United Statea, and,
u a watering place, presents every possible attraction.
The put season was much longer than that of any
other watering place, North or South
It hae an abundant stock of furniture, an Ise -hotise,
Bath-liouses ; Billiard Saloon, Tea-plc alleys, Pistol gal
lery, and every necessary and desirable appurtenance.
To a company with adequate capital for enlarging its
accommodations, It may be made the most attraolive
and the most prntable Bummer retreat in the country.
A very long cre It can be had for a large portion of the
purchase money.
Far the character of the property, I refer to the Hon.
J. B. Floyd, Secretary of War, and Hon. A. Dudley
Winn, le ashington; H. N. Falls, Beg., Baltimore ; B.
W. Latham, Esq., New York ; and A. O. Southall, Asq .
Washington House, Philadelphia,
JOS. BEGAR,
OLD POINT COMPORT, Sept. 21,1858. se244stdltwie
A DESIRABLE SMALL FARM FOR
L - 11-BALE.—The subscriber offers ' at PRIVATE SALE,
The farm wherein* she resides, situate In BRANDY
WINE TOWNSHIP. CHESTER 00., -PA., two and a
half nailed frord the Pennsylvania Railroad, at Downing
town, onalery public road, containing 27 acres and CO
perches oT go od land, about 10 acres of which are drat
rate wood - land. Stone DWELLING-DOUSE, BeRN,
and MILK-HOUSE, with a well and pump therein, all
in good repair. Also, a good assortment of FRUIT
MRS of various kinds. Persons desirous of purchas
log will please call and view for themselves. Terms so
commodating.
se2s 4t* P 1151115 PRICEMAN.
--- -
SOUTHWARK BANK,
PulLanztsiitA, June 99,1888.
NOTION is hereby given, that ,‘ The Southwark
Bank of Philadelphia," located in the City of Phila-
delphia and created for Banking purposes, with a capi
tal of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, intends
to make application to the next Legislature of this
Commonwealth for an increase of one hundred and
fifty thousand dolars to Its present capital Mock.
By order of the Board of Directors
jeBo-wed 8 mos P. P. STEEL, Cashier.
azigtBRIDGETON.—The Steamer
EXPRESS leaves ARCH Street Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturday's, at B,ti o'clock A. M.
Returning, leaves BRIDGETON Mondays, W ednesdays,
and Fridays, at 8 o'clook A. Pd Stopping at NetiOastle,
Delaware 04y, Fort Delaware and the usual Landings
on the Cohansey Through tickets for Milleville , Port
Elizabeth, Mauricetown, Dividing ()reek, Newport,
Cedarville. end Parton. seV-I,n*
CHESTNIIT GROVE WHISKEY.-- A de
sirs to lessen the consumption of impure Write,
knowing their Injurious effects upon the constitution
has induced the offering to the public of an article
which the analyastion of Professor Chilton, Analytical
Chemist, of , New York, and Messrs. Booth, Garrett, &
Cameo, of Philadelphia, proves beyond all question, to
be the most pure and consequently least injurious spirits
ever offered the American public.
CERTIFICATE OP DR JAB. R OIIILTON.
I have analyzed sample of Cheetnut-Grovo WhiskeYi
received from Air. CHARLES WICARTON, Ja, . of
Philadelphia, and baring carefully tested it, I am
pleased to Mite that it is entirely free from poisonous
or &Marione imbalances It lean unusually pure and
fine Savored quality or Whiskey.
JAMES It. CIILTON, M. D.,
New York, Sept. 8, 1118. Analytical Chemist.
PHILADOLPIIIA, Sept. 0,1858.
NAB 8111.: WO have carefully tested the sample of
Chestnut-Greve Whiskey which you sent no, and dud
that it contalos none of the poweana substai.,, k now .
Ise rade Oil, which is the characteristic and injurione
logredieot of the Whiakeys in general use.
Very reopeotfully,
BOOTH, GABRETT, & OADIACI,
Analytical Chemists.
To CEARLIB WIIMITOIII, Jr., No. 29 South FRONT
Street, Philadelphia. • se24dtoc2l
pHILADELPILLA. OOLLEOE OF- PHAR,
MADY.—The thirty-e;ghth annual convey of leo- -
tures in this inatitutien-will commence on FRIDAY
BVIDNINCi next, at'tbo College Hall, and will be con=
tinned hi-weekly, (on' MONDAYS, WEDNICSDAYS k
and FRIDAYB,) until about the &at or March.
DOEINST - BBIDONS, M. D., Professor of - Ohemlatry:
WILLIAM PROOTETti 3r., Protesiir'otPlannsay.
ROPRT P. THOMAS, re. D., Professor of Malaria
Medics.
hiatrionlation Dakota may be obtained of
ALFRED B. TAYLOR, Secretary,
1.214t* Ooraor of Wilma and Ninth *trot*
UtudilDrireosits:' -
EYRE & LA.NDELL,
FOURTH AND ARM,
EITAPLN AND VANOY
SILK GOODS.
SECOND OPENING OP WALL GOODS
TODAY.
ROUND•OORNER BRAWLS,
NEWEST STYLE SILKS,
EWE DOUBLE SHIRT ROBES,
MAGINIVICENT DE LAINES,
RICH' PRINTED MIRINOES,
LUPIN'S mom COLORS MESINOES,
6-4 NEW STYLE .YALENCIAS,
NEW FALL YESTINGS, &a , Zca.
, EYRE & LAI4DELL,.
1e529•t0c12 FOURTH AND ARCH STREETS.
ROUND -CORNER STELLA SHAWLS,
RICH PRINTED ¢ BLICK BORDERS,
From Anottion,
AT RNDUCIED PRIM
OURWEN BTODDART A. BROTRRR,
Noe. 460, 462, & 464 N. BBOOND Bt.,
SUPERIOR ENGLISH BLANKETS.
SCARPURSS BROTHERS
Have received a few bales of selected ENGLISH
BLANKETS, nearly !moue, with and without bright
headings. Also, American Premium soft and heavy
Blankets. of all else,
Horse Blankets and Railway Wrappers.
011ieRBOURG ROBES.
A new style of Autumn Robe, with 7aspo'S Silk bare,
at $7 60.
411129 - EIGHTH and CHESTNUT Streets
25 CENT Black and Purple CASH
maRES.—LTnet received front Auction. 1 cue of
Black end Purple Oachmeree, at 25 Ovate muck below
the usual price. BEBBOl' ec SON
ee2S.St • Ilminfng More, 808 011118TNIIT at •
ip t LAOK and PURPLE MOUSSELINES.
-11-1 A new assortment of Brut and Purple, and Black
cod Imported Moitasoltems de Lane: at
87% cents per yar r. - BESSON & PON,
se29•Bt ^ Mourning Store, 808 OftEfITNUS St,
COMPAGNLE FRANCAISE,
• 810 CHESTNUT :STREET.
, -
GRAND OPENING
OF
PARIS FALL CLOAKS,
AT
FAIR R & C 0
- ON TEM
' 18T OF OCTOBER, 1858.
, se2T-6t
INDIA, SHAWLS AND SILKS. ,
L. J.. LEVY & CO.
Are now opening a large Assortment of
NEW PALL GOODS, •
To which additions wilt be
,made by all' the steamers
arriving during the next six weeks.
Their assortment le now full and complete in the fol
lowing Articles:
INDIA fIASIIMERE SHAWLS . ;
RICH AND MEDIUM PRICED BILES;
FLOUNCED AND DOUBLE SKIRT SILKS;
RICH PRINTED CASHMERES;
RICH PRINTED MOUSELINES ;-
FRENCH MERINOS AND CASHMERES;
RICK FRENCH CHINTZES;
NEW STYLE POPLIN DRESSES;
DOUBLE SKIRT WALKING DRESSES;
FRENCH EktBROIDERIES;
SAXONY AND FRENCH PLAIDS;
•
NEW BLANKET SHAWLS;
PARIS CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS;
HOSIERY, etovzs; FLANNELS,' ; •-•
SUPERIOR LINEN GOODS. , •
- 809 AND 811- OHBATNIIT-4.
se2T-St
G R AND OPENING
or - =
WINTER 'CLOAKS
AT THE.
PARIS itANTILLA• EMPORIUM
The 81:11180MBERI have now open their ,
IMPORTATIONS AND MANUFACTURES,
POn THE • • '
'PALL AND WINTER-SEASONS,
Comprising the moat extensive and superb display of
. P 1
this itife"" !"
Ever
J
J. 'W P R`OCTOR 84-
708 CHESTNUT STREET.
ee27
ROBERT SHAW
Bogs to inform Ills Yrlends and the
NEAR TRADE RENERALLT,
That he has removed to
N0..63 N. SECOND STREET,
Where be toilette their attention to hit complete
Stock of '
CLOTHS, OASSINERES, SATINETS, &0.,
Prom the Markets of Englaud smith(' conntry, to
gether with
JOB LOTS
From the euatlone of New York and this atty. ee2b•lw
LIN' IN'S 0.4 FRENCH MERINOES
AND CASHMERE DE COSBE, FROM THE
GREAT MERINO BALE.
CHARLES ADAMS has now arranged several lots
and qualities of these well-known Goods, in choice and
desirable colors.
Alio, plain Mons. Widnes, in mode, plain, and high
colors,
All-wool Plaids, choice styles.
Mons. Detainee, Valencia., Mohatis, Poll de Che►res
and Drees Goods In variety.
GLOSSY BLACK SILKS, OP ALL WIDTHS.
Heavy corded black Ponlt de Sole.
New English and Merrimac Prints.
Fine stook of Unshrinkable Pliumels, Shirting,Sheet,
log, and Pillow !dueling.
STELLA SHAWLS I
In many desirable styles.
New Goods being daily received and sold at the low
est market prices, for CASH:
sefiniwf-tf EIGHTH and ARCH Streets.
LALL AND WINTER: Excellent POIL
DE-OKETRES—New Lots, 25 Cents.
Robes, All-Wool and Silk. and Wool, $3 to sBd
BLACK BOMBAZINES.
. Particularly cheap lota, at $1 per yard.
COOPER & CONARD,
ae27 8. B. corner NINTH and MARKET.
ENGLISH BLANKETS—Large Sizes,
nearly square, at p.
Low priced and fke Femmes.
Rochdale Blankets, Marseilles Quilts.
COOPER & CONAVID,
eo2 B. E. corner NINTH aid MARKET Rs.
CILOTHS, OASSIMERES, SATINETS.-
Broad Clothe, auction lota, $1 60 to P.
New patterns Bide Band Oaselmerea.
Black, mixed, and other Satinets
Vestinge Bilk, Valencia, &c.
COOPER & CONARD
B. E. cornrr NINTH and MARKET Rs.
N. B.—Tailors supplied on the Bight Terme. aa27
GREAT ATTRACTION !
OVER 84,500 WORTH OF SHAWLS FROM WHICH
TO MAKE A SELECTION.
THORNLEY a 01(.18M,
N. E. cot. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN Streets,
Have the best SHAWL Stock in Philadelphia. They
would respectfully call attention to_the following very
cheap lota, via:
46 LONG BROGLIE SHAWLS at 5 8 each.
SO Do. do. do. at 10 "
20 Do. do do. at 11 "
24 Do. do, do. at 12 14
10 Do. do. do. at 13 "
20 Do. do. - do. at 14 44
20 Do. ' do. do. at 16 44
8 Do. do. do. at 18 44
8 Do. - do. do. at 20 44
8 Do. do. do. at 26 (4
In the above Lots of Long !troche !betels will be
found every desirable color of centre.
BEAUTIFUL STELLA SHAWLS
From $2 to $l2, in every color.
French Blanket Shawls in new designs.
Plain Thlbst Shawls, Square and Long.
EfAl Canton Crape Shawls, Plain and Embroidered.
OfrUdren's Shawl', Misses , Shawls, and Oentlemen'a
Shawls, at
THORNLEY k OHIBM'B,
"ONE. PRICE CASH STORE.'
Northeast Coiner 1114111TH & SPRING GARDEN
N.ll.—City and Country Storekeepers buying for cash
may find bergaine at T. & 0. 4 5.
P. B.—A Magnificent stock of Mks now on hand.
selB-tf
N EW CLOTH •STORE.
HENRY D. NELL,
31700111T0R TO r
CEO. M. COATES h CO., .
No. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Just receiyed, the Newest etylee of
FANCY CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
Also, a choice assortment of
PRENOII BLACK AND COLORED CLOTHS,
And other Goods adapted to Men's wear. aelB-12t
CADIPBELL's DINING SALOON, .
Corner of THIRD St. and HARMONY COURT, -
- Han been closed-for 'moral days past, in order to - be
regenerated and disentir ailed. It will be Opened on
MONDAY, next. 20th inst., with improvements and al
terations which will astonish the town. The host hes
thrown his eon! into the task of iron seal, and we think
that his efforts will meet with universal approbation.
When reopened it will be a model establishment.
sell-tf
AWNINGS AWNINGS I
JOSEPH U. POSTER, Awning Maker, No. 443
North THIRD Street above Willow. Italian and
French Window Awnings for Dwellings and Office Win
dow's ; Awnings for Stores, Awnings for SteamlnAts and
Ships. All kinds of Awnings Tents, Siags t 'or any
thing in oativas, made to order byJOSEPII H SOSTHR,
awning Maker , - No. 499 North THIRD fittest. Reel ,
dents. No 390 South front Street . " - -
- 30811P11 - POSTER.
L'NGLISH VERMILLION and ULTRA
Li MARINE BLUE, especially Imported for painters
and Printers. Pnt up In 1 lbpackages, and for sale by
LAY & BROTILICR,
?Al DOOR Strut% up gain,
- - farilatvankto
00 TO RENT, a STORE on DELAWARE
ma Avenue, blow, VINE litreet, running. through to
Water Street, 148 feet deep, -;; Also, the Double mow),
corner of THIRD *int - QUARRY Streets, 40 feet front,
one of the best likostions for lugs Business In Phila
delphia, Also STABLE and COACH-HOUSE in
OHNITRY Street, above' SEVENTH In rear of 'Ash
land House ,Appir 218 North FOURTH Street
FOR SALE-41tock;Fixtuies, and/krill:teas
of ona of the oldest, largeat i and beat-located
Gnoon,lt STORES in. the. Pity; None need apply
but those junixig ammo insane and in good standing Ad
detireer,
~n ao ,n 2e le c kat, re*fer.
TO'BE LET-'- , •..A. very Convenient Two-
Story HOW, to DATHARTNE.Street. above
BSOOND, North side, of S te Triune Church; Xitalien
on the first floor . Log J.'YARD'&
BON, No. 209 SPRUCE Street Also,a very Dedrable
ROUSE in SPRUCE St., neat BROA D, South. Ma, Your
Stories high, One large Yard, Rae; ead; Ronne '
In
quire as above.
ea TO LET—The HOUSE NO:, 1626
ORIMITNIIT Street„ Mu laiga Yard and
Modern Improvements. . 5029-dtr
die • FOR: SALE—A Handisonfe
Ara TRY MBBIDENUE, of
threecres, with good Im
provements, on Grey's Lane, ration from Market-.
Street Bridge. adjoining Butcher's Town Platt. Apply
to Dr G. STUART, on the Promisee • ee2B•Bttt
- '--„ HOTEL TO LET, and FURNITURE
' For BALE —A fine large Hotel in the Northern
part°, the City. _ Large Howe. fine run of Custom for
Bbardeis and Travellers. Call at the CONVEYAN
ORR'S Moe, Sixth and :bring Garden Streets. for
particulars. - - - " 5e28-3tie
astik TO , LET. - .;.- A LARGE SECOND
irtifITORY PinttilBlllD CHAMBER, lo one or two
gentlemen, with bteakfast, if desired, in a email private
amity, 40e GiIBSN Street. - . ae2l3-2t*
Above WILLOW
TRENT O
—The: Second Story BOOM
in Bulldloir , 2oB MARKET Strest,"neoupled the
last nlneyesrs for the Silk and Dry Goods Jobbing Bn
Rent low. Apply on the Premirsos.•
80284t1d. WM. S STEWART lc Co.
[BOOMS ON, COMMERCE • STREET.-
JL The Three Upper Rooms of el 6 00014070 P Street
to Let. • '4427-Int-
maFOR SALE—A. handsome residence,
with all the modern - improvements, large side
yard, papery, &a , SIXTH, near SPRING GARDEN
Street Terms easy. P. K. LYND, 6% South SIXTH
-Street. (Second story.)' -, • sell Ara
mu: FOR ,BA.L'VOR EXCitAITGEA
Hi 3. handsome new mansion, 19 room, and .40 mires,
near Gwynedd Station, North Pennsylvania Railroad,
Site splendid, fruit abundant, health uninrpassed._Any
person really desiring a. handsome Coontry Seat in ex-
Übangi, for olty property, will find this an unusual op.
portnnity of aeeomplithing his object... Apply to P.R.
LYND, S. SIXTH Lit , (Id story.) seThlm
FOR SALA—A pretty:Oottage;lSzu!
.2d mune, and one or more scree, on Wyoming ILTODUII,
two miles out the Second-street Turimike. , Also, several
handsome cottage lots The neighborhood is healthy,
beautiful, and rapidly improving. P. IC.. LYND, B.
SIXTH St., (2d story.) - - sel7-1m
TO.SPECULATORS and CAPITALISTS.
—Thirty &memoriam of beautiful Land =Wyoming
Avenue, near New Second street, only two WWI north
of the payements, for tale a bargain, - and terms My.
Applyto P. N. LYND,6% South BIXTH Street, ((second
story.) - ;
FOR SALE— -
, -
One of the 'most Valuable end Desirable ' -
DOUBLE BROWN BTONB IiBaIpBNOBB
- -
Not - 1810 .OHESTBUT STREET,
EXTENDING THEODOR TO GEORGE STREET
liarbmg been built by the owner for him own Residence,
no expense bee been spared in ite'onnetnietiOn.
Apply to ' • .010.11. LES BOGGS,' • •
.
• 829 - Market iltreet,
Or to M. THOMAS it SONS,
• seli-lmif 189 and 141 - Bonthlrouith Bt.
CHOICE COTTAGE SITES, ',WITHIN
three minutes walk. of two' Stations, on _Philadel
phia and Germantown Railroad, for sale eheap. - Apply
at earner of Tiopalltreet and Plank Road, or r at No. 21
North Edith Street, to - - -
-
sell-Im* T.-L. LITTLEFIELD.
1N 'ONE OF THE BEST LOCATIONS,
near 013EBINUT Street, a LADY can Lire Fur
ribbed Apartments, before and during Confinement,
where the refinements of a home may be Obtained. Ad
dreaa Press OMee. 1.29-watit
BOARDING. 7 —A handsome suite of apart
mania on the seiond tloOr, WALNUT St.,between
Broad sod Sixteenth. Address, with reference,'L. M.
, Puss oilies t ,
pEOPL E!S
MOON OP THE OUPIIRMR COURT.
JOHN. H. ItE
WILLIAM' E. FEAZER.
VIRTAIOI - JOHN W. RYAN.
WORD " EDW. JOY MORRIS
THIRD I.; TERRACE
FOURTH " WM. MILL WARD
VIETH " JOHN WOOD
JOHN H. PARKER.
VISIT DISTRICT..."
Sitcom) ic SAMUEL SWEENY ,
THIRD " WM. H. MATTHEWS
FounTa •g
SIIVINTH
EIGHTH
Humming .. ...... ...ISAAD A. SHEPPARD
TRIZLIPTH "
THIRTIRSTA "
TOURTAINTII « SIMON GRATZ
TIFTUNTH ....GEORMI W. HAMERSLEY
BIXTEINTII " GEORGE WILEY
SILVSNTIIENTH ,1 0. R. ABBOTT
WILLIAM H. KERN.
GEORGE W. BIoMA.HAN.'
CLERK OH ORPHANS' COVET,
NIMRO.D WOOLERY.
ELECTION, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12
ae2240012
CAR RIAGES.
. .
•
WM. D. ROGERS,
CHAIM AND LIGHT-pARRIAGE BUILDER,
1009 AND 1011 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Orders for CARRIAGES from all parts of the world
executed with promptness, and satisfaction guarantied.
selB.Bmif
tilatrbeo, Jewelry, &c.
BAILEY & CO.,
NOMILIIILT
Have removed to Mete:Lew Ftro•proof, White Marble
fltpre,
819 CHESTNUT STREET,
NORTH BIDE, BELOW THE GIRARD HOUSE
Now opening their fall stook of
IMPORTED JEWELRY, PLATED WARNS, AND
TANOY GOODS,
To which they Write the attention of the public!.
SILVER-WARN, WATOHES, DIAMONDS, AND
4 _ Dr. W. S. MoILDENNEY,Dentis
oia.•.. would inform Ms friends that he has resum'e3
practice at No. NM CHESTNUT Street, second door
above the 13. B. Mint. - aopl4m
PHILADELTHIA
AZIK AND RBADINO 'RAILROAD.
'REIM:a TOR BARRIBBHRG.—The Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company are now prepared to
forward freight to ilillBlBllOBG, and to all points on the
Lebanon Valley branch of this road.
Freight delivered at the Company's depot, sonthe•et
corner of BROAD and 011111tRY Streets, before 4 o'clock
P. ht., will be forwarded on the same day, and wilt
arrive at Harrisburg before 10 o'clock on the following
morning. For rates, &0.. apply to
JNO. P. BRATY, 4uter/11 Agent„
Broad and Cherry streeta.
onh - PHRENOLOGIOAL EICAMINA
-44 'PIONS, with written deecriptione of character,
44, including advice in reference to business, health,
' eelt.improtrement,'Sm., are made day . and eve.'
ning at FOWL IR, WILLS, dr o.'B,
sell-8m ' 922 Oheetnnt et., Philadelphia:
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MER
CHANTS —Manilla Rope, assorted sizes, from
inch up, mitunfactured and for sale by
WEAVER, TITLES, & CO.,
No. SS North WATER street, and
6•24 No , 22 North WHARTEL
IN THE CITY,
Boarbing.
politiral
STA.TE 'OFFICERS.
CANAL COMMISSIONER,
CONCIRIBB
STATE BENATCIR
THIRD DISTRICT,
FOR REPRESENTATIVES
JOSEPH H. SINKS
J MORRIS HARDING
- GEORGE T. THORN
JOSEPH M. CHURCH
DAVID 11. BITER
O. A. WALBORN
GEORGIC W. WOOD
14 MAO J. NEALL
....TORN A. FISHER
FRANCIS EDWARDS
COUNTY OFFICERS
BHERIRIT,
REGISTER OF WILLS,
Qtarrianzo
BAILEY & KITCHEN,
PEARLS,
AT WHOLZBALI JIRD IiiiVAIL
laentistrp
illcntia
TPRltiVEliS. , —Wein tea, a good Double
1. Medium WAMIINGTON PREM. Address
at this Office. • •-•••- - - - ste2P-w6W
- - -
ALADY wishes a - SITUATION in 'the
- ocysiitir idiElovoitoogo: or to Superintends Musa.
Addreu ANNIBI CLEMENT; Prefi Owes; - se29-it*
WANTED, , by sLITOUNG - MAN, from the
- • V -- Country, a Situation hi aIaRTAI4.OIIOODaY
STORM. Has some knowledge of Store limbless, and
can furnlehgood References, both City and Country.
A 8011TH,
. LaDY; from - Abe
-SOUTH; diatregan Engagement in • girehetlT ae
Teaoher, of the iiingibh Branehei or would ba wipldg
to engage as Private, Tdtor or GOverneae' Ina Private
The hlgbeit Teettinoniala as to Obaiseter'lled
Qiudifleationowill be tarnished. - ;Wouid have no objeo
tione to go to-tbe eotintiy. to hriii D 2 O. -011.
MS, at kire. Mayer's, comer of r9uiyrg, and' ARCS,
BtFeePh- •
WANTED -A. Young. Man in filo "Cotiil
Produce Business—cis w.tio- out Inflames
OitT-. Groom, Address PRODUCie,:Oftleo at The
VITANTArt"-A Situation in anininiance
OftiO4). lizaploymeat more ..of as
object than Wary., Sallafattqry reference will be given.
`Addrens W. D. Bon 640 P. 0:
se2T4tif
VIVANTED—'9, PAATNER, "a' Gish
..9apatilloi Five Efuridrid Papa; to engage In
a maw inirentiOn. Addreaa G.P. G,i Offlea..
WANTED—A s , Beepeptable PrQteatant
women, to - do the - work of a "' L ark_ Irian, Br
ialy. Most boa goird Gook, Wnaher. awl Ironer, and
come Well recommended:: 'Addrees 110,IDUKBEIPIR,
at this Omee eluting where to be fonnd t 5e27411t,',"
T - TAlLolll3:—The' idifertisel'-- - rte . good
Clatter, Wirig i"h°
bast bonen, is open form angagiqnez4. _ Addtel W.
-
,T:, at thug afliaa. • pe261140
WANTED—Einploymentby Tivi,l9o3llC
.Y V MEN, just arrived film Surope,• who,bring
with them newly- mov e prorate for Inking Stela
oat of that Iron. 6'bl:wee L., at the °Moe of this
Paper, . ' 1 - •
A YOUNG LADY. wishes employment es
,Teselter of Abstains Beirdiary. Terms moderate.
Address ELLEN' ogee of thi" Mgr,
WANTED, FOR THE MUTED WAVE
v v OAVALIVTAbIe-bed.fed, iiniriarried'ioefi, to
whom vlll be Ores IrooCpsy, ' board'.
medical attendance. : - Pay from ./02"-to SU per month.
No Ease having a wife or Wald MN- bem a tVAlll7
for MOUNT ND ONILVION at No gl7 mon,
shore Adak, north aide. - -
W. TH. 31/1.911.0D374;.,
.14 Lieut.:lst L, 0 1141(001/16.
• 'ilacialgg 0111*..,
- 4 ;24metwitto:
...
AA M ERIOAN 40ADEMY-OF, AMMO,'
:BROAD AND LOCUST Etioehfe-
THR GREAT RAVELS! •
• WEDISZEDAY ,- HTENING, 80;4;49, 1854, - , •
Evolutions on the TIGHT, BOPS by Itadette Zan
trata and others. '
, • -- THE OMEN MONSTER.. • - • •
Olorreller de Wraps, Mons. Marten; Chafebar Ma.
roa, Mr. Walla I Chevelier La Grand, Mr. A. Lehman
Green Monitor. Mr. Lehman, .7r4 Rosalle,•MOle. Cecile.
• KATY . THE .91VANDIBEZ.
Katy. YresMathise - ' ••. - •••,•:
Adadeelon—Paranat, Parquet Ennio - and Baltinil 00
oenia ; Family Circle and Amphitheatle, 24 mate,
-Beata can be reamed from 10 A. N. to 4 PAN. with
out extra charge... Children - under 10 years half price.
MRS. BOWERS'a, .WALNIIIYEIT.
StreetTHILLTRI, corner of , I.UNTH , tad WALNUT
• -...WEDNZSDAT S i ptembeeTßOSSl4
THYO AGO Runt ,1 Mr. OonwanCount de PohlSir. into4i
g enie, Mrs. Ronde; rAstarte. - Mrs. • Oonwar.r.. - , :
- " GRIST TOIVHII MILL. - •
•
- Baron do , Binhentile, Mr. (wry; Praaetne r Mlr A
(hulas. •
Prime of admieelori--Seeoad Tier and Amin
and Third Tier, 26 cents; Parquei, STK cents Ikon
Oirele, 60 mate; Private - Dian, aotiording to-,their
locale, Mt end Ilk Single Sesta in °reliant* and Priv ate
Boxes, 16 owns: - - • _ • - t - -
Doan open at quarter beforeT o'eloidat Cartels rine
at TX &cloak. -
ATLEY, &
WiDiam S. Piediate/ahAellog and
Stage PitEllger.'
WSDNESDAT-ITTNNING; septinbeir 49,1868,
• - - THE= INCONSTANT.:- - -
Old ilraboili Adr , Gilbert ',Young Mirabel, Mr.
Wheatley; Oriama,-/dre. Gladitane- Shane Ilre. Draw
e
BINH 08-.. SWIM.
- -
Lord Yawnby, kir,Wheatley. - -
Adadsaion. 26 eta. , Secured Basta in Brum Carole. ST
eta; Orchestra dtalla, 50 ate; Beata in Private BOZNi t 711
eta; Gallery,l2 eta; .6nliery for Galoredßareana t 2dein
Private Box in Gallery for Colored. Persons; „Wats;
Whole Prirat• Box, VI: , -z.:- • -
Doom open at. quarter boron -7 &dank • canamenerat
,eul, ly
Ls•. •• h• 01:
- BA.BIDIBBGIVB COLOSSAL -71IRRSIIINTd.TI0N8
OP TER RIIBBIA.II WAR. -
Open every evening this creek, and on
' Adininelon " 18 I'V e r ellt i s i P A LI X j l l 3 B a C t i l 'i.
Doors open at 7. .ithlbitionAt sCh( de.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS ; TENTH AND
. CHESTNUT Streets:._
" Here again! Itebirn of the old
MONDE BLITZ.
• New and Oondeal Scenes in VENTRILOQUISM..
Extraordinary Magical" Demonstration, and" the
LEARNED - (UNARY BIRDS.
-
Open every Evening during the yreak,
_at Bali last
te oak &col on Wednesday and EatordayArtarnoone OE.
Adadisioit, 28 a)nti IVkitylreir IS coati. 1024.1a4
ILA-LLMARKET 3 1 19 ABET.
- 140W,:.0PiN
J. latOo_:Wir.txtiia , ii eilebrated -
, PANORAMAS-OETHE BIBLE. T,.
Thin mesollicant PAlNl'lNG.emonisnose with Mao.,
and continues down is historical order to the Babylo
nish Captivity ,00ntiinbgr more . than fifty or the most
sublime and; I nteresting scenes lathe Bible.
Exhibition EVERY EVENING. - Doors pit to
commence at 8 &clock precisely._
Tickets 25 cents—to - be had at Nell door._ Childs
under, 10 years 15 cents.
Also. Exhibitions on WEDNESDAY and SATUR
DAY AFTERNOONS for families and
. .ehoola.- Doors
Open at 2; to - coinmenoe at 8 - preeisely. e
Explained by Professor TIBBITTS. esit-tf
BARRETT* GYNNASIITM.f -
BILLIARD ROOM,
PISTOL AND.RIBLB GALLERY.
Will-open on MONDAY, September Bth, at No. : ltta
MADEST Street. eeS-Int*
Missolotioris anD Copartnerships.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—
The partnership heretofore existing under the
name of BAXTER, WILSON, & PEARSON, near
Itolmesburg, Iran by mutual consent dissolved on - the
21st day of Augnat,lBss.
ROBERT BAXTER,
SAMUEL WILSON
JAMES-11. PE AitioN.
■eld•ved 51*
September 16, 1868
( 11-PARTNER3tiIY. TH Bls NESS
W.J heretofore oondaoted by Hunt. Webster, &,
will from this data be carried on under the -style and
firm of L&DD. WEBSTER, & 00., who will. continue
the manufacture and sale of Sewing Machines the
former in Boston, the latter at 820 Oct ESTNIIT farost,
Philadelphia, aril in the principal oltiea of the Union.
September 1, 1868. seTt-lm
nemovale.
AS H T ON'S
CITY COMMERCIAL AGENCY
REMOVED TO
No. 4505 OIIESTNIIT STRENT,
2d Story, adjoining Olnuabar of
THE BOARD OP TRADE.
TERMS, $O PER YEAR
For Pamphlet, containing Plan and Conditions, appl
at the °Moe. 0626-tf
RE VAL . —O. C. SADLER & Co. have
removed from No. 9 North Water Street to No.
108 ARCH street, second door above Front. eel
Illitnarml.
DR. BARNES'
CAMPHORATIM RITILLOT OLOINGER
Thiel Medicine has, by its own merit, gained a great
reputation. It Is eomposed entirely of vegetables, and
is made tram the formula of a diatom:asked physician
ruled by him in the cholera of 11182. It does not content
Opium In any form i and never constipates the bowels.
It Is equally efficamoue In mild and aggravating attacks
of cholera morbue. Rhea cured cholera after the it rice
water" discharge had taken plum. The cramps end
pains of cholera mOrbue and dysentery are its 'a few
minutes dispeiled the stomach, and the bowels restored
to a healthy action. If this remedy were used in*.lhe
premonitory symptoms, dysentery, that dreaded disease,
would god fewer victims. Read the reoommendations
of the railroad conductors who have used It for Several
years, ie the threaten.
For the cure of NAITSEA, NERVOUS ARBILITY,
ORAMP, OHOLIO, PLATULRNOY, and aunkgsAD
ACHE, it has no equal.
DYBPEPBIA of over twenty years , 'Standinghas been
cured by R. The weakest stomeoh, hi - twenty drupe
token after each meal, may be restored to a healthy ac
tion. '
Nervous tremor, the reenit of exemeive drinking. Is
at ones cured. It has prevented eitioka of delirium
tremens.
Two or three doeea is enough to cure sea-slokness.
It Is the most valuable of its kind in eitieteuee, and
L co pronounoed by physicians who are using it in
their practice. As a PREVENTIVB of FEVEtill, du
ring their !revelation, in Autumn, taken in doeea of
thirty drape r when the etomaoh and bowel/ are consti
pated or In an opposite state. It will Co prepare the
kystem as to overcome any liability to an attack even of
Yellow Fever or Typhoid.
Persons who have suffered in health from Ague and
Fever have been restored to health by this wonderful
remedy. No one should be without it. - •
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