;-.l *\ ' v;?; WreifiB : 4T/TBfl!PaßlCreAi. HOTELS, ' ' .;:', ,• _H«*i‘k R«n>ort* . !' wjHBR & scrz i “ r, - ■ .fiHsagfytwM-- », fn& w a « i f r Mr ( ; ■» 5 -■•■ f-'AfrfewtiM *£.«* BMwb.*.? ' % '•! ; oSS^SKlii'iJmn .V? - •• * • {&.... } 1 :: «S"' sg!=: , i - 1 ' i?fg#V'. fpf£ ;■ - *rir»* Blsf* • I h ,w^ 1 *h*pgk'* t — 0(wM6o?Bmn;:;:: i BgtffiS.^:::: 4 :::: « * *Jg* THE UNION-HOTBL— Arofj .treat, above ThirdT ( „ 1 , 1 1 A Loan'd,Ttetoware, OhioK A Drowned 5 l Tee thin*......,....' 1 Jg? 1 WttelHtrip : S S y !HV?^ ry,; 1 3 unknown... 8 #t AuijD}ehervJt. Wary: v Dgbi1itf............. 4 4 Want and Neglect.. 1 ,• '4’F.HijVßoMoa a i '. 1 . Eflb.ion on Brain.... I Whooping Cough.. , 3 - < — _ .; Krooture t...:. l > 7- - Fever, Puerperal... 3 1 ■ 86 ICS 4«r “ Scarlet....., 1 flV* OF TVS ABOVE THEBE VVBBEt .D' Uadarlmr. alfFrom 4Qta 60. ..12 m' From IVo %., 18 4 ‘ 60to 7 ♦aT “ Sto 5. H “ «to 70..,. 7 44 CtolO. 4 “ 70to fiO 4 ** 10 t0i5.. a “ potoiou, 1 *« ,15toa0. 8 14 100 to 110 1 ~ fromßei Y(irk, W' »aa».n*ei» Jo At AU- Jeraer.Crueo, fromHjo liojaueiro 33th July, v{th coffeeTo Jo* -Devoroul. HaiM in (vnnpsny with -Sffifer- fiSPfer^BMi^wtaS^SjJiM, ■ Ohiidi.SroltKrftoai Ch?>!lWotf.jJo;. Ca»(Q*,:H*r<Mn«,.frnta Mohile.ilo; anil ,V ; fPtot.WaTOc Y, dieobi. The. ,;'MgoejtwfiotTfM ireri dpll.nndpo, freirhu were offer-. lot. TSft iSrk Warren Hollett, with one Or tiro other r w.-imlwyM! lWUWplfl„frOjn thft )o»diti(t n!iohnl-/w(i and ; tool) into the ReutraVGround, wheia they unbent exile ' AviiViH, IS dajifVom IVimdaddo Cub*, '/"Briir lh*gin«*V<ikjri fromßo«ton, with mdso * >£'QaaitntW ’ with]iUi«fT&o.t63lK w J ; F , ; tt * oo Son*. ~»L Brig ‘Dalajftre, Aioh, 10 dfiy* .Tram with » d»TB from Point Lepreux, &hr.Mdy: Snifc}jr< Brtsft* daw fr<jm Boston, *ith T s &oni planter SIOfeESSiA WwlW itoxtar.i afai froirt fortaaotith; $} ‘^&b7!S^®i^.ffardiax.-8 d*?!rfromßo«ton,with ■y,;i viWur Batrdn* 3 6bjm from Sri.^olj.Kff Maijiii fl*yi foitf Siafc«wt*niritH - ■ f AitYaa«J»aoj 3«x» from Now -York, “' i'Shkirp, « • from Boston, In 6al * t .iTw& ltel&fncd' AfaaOti days from Ikwton.m bal ••• , •;*!( JfS*oiJ»"6day4 frifti/Boaton; Iniftl?. //?. ifiiSr ' bfct&wttoNoUn*Hommott J^CfctawfclU''.• riliC' ';? Ocean/witae, r.iifrliatj,s-t!»ye from Lynn.Maes, ■ i 3.ttfcS!Mt‘t*ltVertoaC«aco.’" 3 <i’ •.., fiofaat V d»ji f(om Seattle, in “• EjQrdah^jilijin^ 4 dnys Irony NovKjrt.jn bal ' Smyrnn, Piil, wi rb flillj-orai, 2 data from Smyrna, Pel. I •tflSW>n , .W*»di;SUtt»n,'>'4»T ftoinflmrti», flel, wtu vomit id Js« Barratf & Son. ■ • " ‘ ‘ , . -Scbt HKniiiti, BitretWnnM, 1 dar from Srayrnn,’ 1. WiSsiES!^^k^SfflfeSTK ’^b^lOTm.S^ t .’”BnhrHl^^eit6iiV.M',|W>«daj»ftoinßeaton,inbnl s’® 4 8j&ioh%iJJtoTOT i 4 djrj'ffbm Middle town, CoSn. witft £ton« tpThnaM snaftold,,, •- ' ■ • . j r itohrM ABliropahjrn.Shrppiliire.adiTa fromßoatou, .in nnlliut toNobfe,.tine,mett A: Caldwell. „' . : . " Schr Sophia Mfs>. Horaan, 6 d»)»;from : Bpatoit, in. ';.„j, fithr ’Kfarr Ann *■ Carolinn. Boa'en, a dnra fr )m Bos "l '"SchrL?Aß»(£nfe*a , rjMiUer I t *dajra fronießpaiou, id .. ftpmOidata, witb ,-. ~^lr°'c>8 l< P««lee, l P&tor,:10(ia7« fmra- WJijunston, RC, with' naval storea to Kowlajr. Aabburnat & Co.. ~. ’Bohr QJBall.Urahnpi.ddiyafrontFiPVidonWimbal . En>Mt»Bvtto. S dan front Chatham! in CwUn, 4 dam from Brtlntr*e,in . i' fiilir jn meb^N aiteon;Bart, 3daySfrOin TmmtoQ,Vith '‘ ‘ PrSSm^uftmonWdiy» freaaPoTUnndi wfih Todaojp Crowe]]Jc ColluM, -& • • * - a,;,- oofaf O‘W KrflWEmm«r#on,3day*Cron*Bsltunove, vunnulfle toThoa Wowier* Jr. ~'*r , • SchriJohn,it M Garnaon, Varndee,Jdan from Mni ' " e!h’r%P Jdayafroin Miirortl.pol, -v 1 day from Pel, '°^cilr i dayafrom L« wea, Dei,with ; "W 1 daj frnm LitUo Craeic . with TThpat todMl-Bowlw* 9fr- , ';/ t ' ,’i,‘ VBK rteanuhip Oartin, Savaniih.- v to. 1 . 'le|r - SohrXvhitaftStaiUSharp,Bpiton,B Milneifcpo.’ • JohnionuN«wß«lf()rd) ! ’ .;;. . "- ,C Hn»Mjirf.Amt&,CaTOlm». Boaratu Pptt«tnnuth, do : ~. ~Bohr.3lA6hrop*hiro,fihtopthiro.Kenonuit, '"•.d0... fJonr 3 Godfrey* Homnn. Pro«d*ncei 8 C#»tn*y VCo/ BehrH P.Bimnioni. Godfrey, Sausua, Blaiiaton Sc Cox. .; _ EnaUrti. Bramtrpa, Tiyertop opal 1 Hall.Graliam, JEtyannla, R Stnrtavant t ' ! .do.: ■» ;- -•MfECSfnith.Smith.'Btratroid, -;■ ;;4?,' -4 r Sear oeo J Jmias. CroweU, BortOti, '• - no , Sour Fidelia,. Wheaton, Salem, Y»n Buleat Nartnn * i : s®'pHanrr,«aN»lliy;&t«!aiMirdr.e ■ SchrC 7»J£«rorin<, Burt f xsnntoa,' " ' 4 -, v 4°" ; : r, 0o ifHgßaicomh. j ßarke, WMhTngtort,'-; do - - / / p~:: r .HeKrJßjßeldM, JUllott, Hanrjtrnir, adth*r™e' * Co.J ieSrWH.Deneje, wheatent BortPti,. r t-> ohr J RPlatoir.'Gsnq?* ..,, 00. ,- , do ■ ofci wwCttofawOTJ'rPwVyJonooiL- do tr-C CAlrer.'Rhore.Afeaaivdria.'ete, 1) (topper. •■• tr J Jerpm«,.Jerem»7Al*nMrte, ete, Tweleter, Jr. leatnerttWlUlpjj;, Olaypool.Balumore, A Orovee, Jr. A berk (n th\» monusx»&xulnv«t\. «clir« panoed , J , 'THOO..B, HIJOHBS. U V i... ,---> Arrired ( 6bto*EwoftrfromCardlm JHJUerwi^from. Leghorn; Columbia. uora pqs, V*rka magdßjßfta. } ■ Me end Amelin, from Mnlseni St Mnrys, from .Mitru- , i ! Bteemihlp.VlrjiM^Jwij^ nnfred at Rioh- ■; » - -*r' /' •, Tsana J«|aM/Chiffmftni loading *t Bhipntfboron* A ser»on,>l«acom, CaU)npo,Gof»d-winr . i ®«Mag3SWi&.- £ : •' Kin* Bmmtli ctear&Ut SanPranciaco ‘ :," • - fihrr- Shirley, A lie a ; from Bpat*i fo r Caylou, WMapo* - ton. from'LWbrpool, rat' > *t Falmouth 2stb tifo'frora. S aAS uft^” ! —• for. Fdraoaibi wiw 'at Mar _. from Akyab, atßreirtfljrhsveii , trite radon Hubbard, teUVdfrpw P&rhiinibuao *• Wiiltfo/RlrtJMairrt. 1 . i. - i > ~ - r BartSopW«p*ftl»th,Vwidflrboff; from Ctenfoa«M n , r; irai at aq*rjyaiTae't*k>w BiUimora,mh fo*t, • ,: „ IkfKWMAUifldt.Ddiifisux* dp. Janeiro, »r* „ v JJArteiliog ' JulfiC !irt?2#lon £3#,. ■ - &uk Palorjno* frithnm, for Voalcejotaared at Kew, naited Trom lk>aton for, ‘ PbiltulelpliiVj Wrt* . ;;7 Ch^anton*sth ‘" - * SaTrtifet ’Welcb, Ca]e, atSarni^Bh pfelindalphii; etaorM afc B<J»' -', ftobbm*/ibf ph in * wMod, from ’ Vj Bedford atfo in|t/ Rqtldr- Jftncj at Portland 9th - ~*. from East’ Itsiiis ~. ~9fM SeUMapi from Plimouth foWPhile, ,- * jailm from nrif liOiidiffi - • f * s J* - v r -*«• >■* jUnnf;/nailed from 1^ . fysnr B. L B’ at ; BBittfd frobi AjdMfldWa •, ‘gv&jkmt nwfrj&mnnir fttrrfnnt? r^ •* 1 r> f ■ ;! ;> lifuietietti.; StoWi; fdf rtjiledeleMa,; iMle^Kora P/tltoDja'i, frdm4ialom3th. SSSwr'fojt Pdtttandr'at ProtUtii town r m] ton* »i|e4^fromPfo-' " Mobile port (rfJJßvYorktMUsd b*nte« M: Pa\lvßw®r.<tb • j- n'o MEROHANTS’ IIOTEL-Fportti rt.,below Atoh. D J'Egiin, W«h, B. Ot, . ■ <l O Hester, Peorlj,’llt i • 5 fsfefe n , WFJemias/Seaford, Da): . John He»ey» hsaford Pel ■■ jdNES’HOTEL—Chestnut strceti above Sixth.' JaooliNciLftittyburg -- JDorVey<Pi&t«t>urg Geo Moßrido. Pittsburg ' j) Hiss, Pittsburg CLaekey,PhiLV“',- ' ' TS Bow*. Ala, v ThosHDuH,Bavanhab . PavidCimia. Savannah W P Nance, Russdy, AU ft J Nnrtca, RuMellv, Ala W Hunt. Bali- ~ 1 ~ P Carey, A»)t * - , V B Maxwell, Balt ■' O B Smith, Va’ B J Mason, Dei" > . ■ fl K WmtcrsVMris* D S Stones Mass ‘ A M Sluter,"w .s R Miller, NY- , ' • ’ 8 Yoorius* N Y 1 8 jenltings/N,Y' : • J ’ ' NATIONAL HOTEL-Raceatreet,above Third. Henry Gorwis,Aireglienj- John Vogoi, Pittsburg Job Schmidt, Pittsburg John Mart*, Berks co, FA 8 Vlorioh, Lebanon co, Pa H E-Bowman, Ohio W Dittrich* Townnila, Pa 8 Brown, Northupiberlanfl MAlason.-WToepslHirg, Pa , 8 HiefWr. ftauphiri co.Pti fftouib, Snyder ,00. La Ohag Williamson, CurnblM Thoa Vfright, JnnJSta co,Pa.SBßrpwn, Milton, Pa . - AMEWOAN s above Fifth. B TJJ*mnyton,New York L Cooper, York J Bates, Wilmmftton • HCaox, Wilmington ISlfevcrk H J<,Smith, V» ■ C CB.tiimir«,.Va • Brooks l®Sl«Voxl< AWSkSfo ••= ■ hpM°°' bam ’™ 8 C Campbell, NY I■' NLothran, NO, § V / «»rH, ‘ Misa Motion, Nw York < JUThamsieaa A la, JJal 'w JjGordonfcsort,Del, i ; ; ■ ■f SYEOIAt, NOTIOJE3S. ! %iji‘ljimss ai& Beab Tbstiuont to*, its Wo»tn.-yULE3 jrACEL’S EAU ATHEMENNE, OR HAIR RESTORER reclaim* harsh* dry and wiry hair, and gives it a soft, glossy, wavy appearance, ex ceedingly b«aut(fupJ*lriWftg|h«ri# the *«>£*, prevents Ua falling. off, kedpa it franV turning. gray, or restores it when "gray to All the edit luxuriance And life color of foathl Hold, by and Jl/LES HAUftL A PhHadelpbja. • koxrck^^CioW^iVßSV^Pr.: Sc«bnok : will.be Absent from WEDNESDAY, thoith Instant, having made arrangements to be in Reading, PoV, dn that day, for tho ijufpdsd ofsoei&ff patients that are labdnng uoderpulrtfonary oiTectiona.lt is necessary to’ give this notioe to prevent as many as possible from oaWnr« his office fox the purport of having theiuunga examined, that they may riot be disappointed. He will ■ be happy to see all wliora&yßeeproper to'c&ll Oh him on tbstday, at the, Mansion House; Reading. . al*.*t Fashionable Dress and ‘Cloak-staking, by Mum SARAH MICHENEIt, No. 12» North Tonth Street,ab^yeGirard.Avanue.. - ~ , selo-2t' i/T/,’Facts fob- otb* : -»Feeble.—Dr. Mott’s 9axt.TPRA.TK PiLLs.-jThe, only 'preparation of Medi cinal Iron sanctioned by the Medical Faculty, and pro scribed intbeirpractice.. » r. *• •>’ Th'e experienoe ofthbosands daily prove* that no pre paration of Iron can, for a moment, be compared with it.> ilnnbxibtis lA AU maladies' in which it Hna hitherto been tned, it ha*'proved ahsohitely curative in numer ous cases of eaeHbtthe fdlldWingcomplaints, vis 1 !. . In Lability/ Affeotioris, Emaciation, L/spep stq, ’Constipation, Drarracbai D/sduteryi Jsoipient -- >' Consumption, Serofhlou* . Taburouloais, Balt i \ Rheunr,' Boorvy, Miimenstruationi Whites, "' Chlorosis, 'Jaundied, Liver Complaints, . Mercurial Consequences,- Chronio Headaches;- Rheumatism, Jntdf . < . ~ r niittentToviara, 4b.", Ac., Ac. lmparity of.ttie Blood, Depression of Vital Bnergf; Pale ahd otherwise glbkly Coraplexibns, mdi cate ltf all oasss of Female Debility its effects are delightfully ranovating. -No remedy ha* ever been discovered in the whole History of Medicine, which exerts such prompt, happy, and. full/.' ybstoraUVe bffpctf, luvaUdu so long bedridden as to |iaxe>beocuna forgotten in their own immediate neighborhoods, have,, after a'few trialsof this Restorative,-midd'cnly appeared in the busy world, as if just returned from .protracted travel in a distant lend. Good appetite, complete digestion, rapid acquisi tion of strength, with an unusual disposition for active .and cheerful exerciso, immediately.follow its use. For •ale by all Druggists in town and country. Price, fifty cents per box, containing fifty pills, sent free by mail to . any p&it of the Dnitedßtateg, ca'the receipt of the price. Principal Officei 339 BROADWAY, \5 s .i , *. is-*"- r, B. LOCKE, Osneral Agent. Wholesale nnd ret&il in Philadelphia, by DYOTT 4 80NS; 2IS North SECOND Street, att94-ths4m3m ,;ONm Prioe , Clothw<}'o? tub Latbst Strixa, mado in ine best mannor, expressly for RE TAIL SALES/ LOWEST selling prices marked in -plb'in Figures. AUgpbd* modo to order warranted satis factory. Our ONE-PRICE System isetrictly adhered to, as .wo believe this to be the cnlrfair way of dealing, ill are thereby treated alike.. JONES Jt COv :, V , i . i . 604 MARKET Street. /: Bumbo ld. and .Hoofland.—Whichis the greatstt? \ While ,the one hag explored the almost inao 'cessiblo monntain region* of Booth America, and added largely to our geographical knowledge, the other'has given hie attention to.tfie mitigation ofhuiban'aufferihg, and ic. his invention of the‘famous Gorman Bitters, known in this cwntrras GERMAN .BITTKESJ' has, conrerrsd >an invaluable boon upon mankind. Dyspepsia, Liver'Complaint/ and Nervous Debility dre* ijMiedUy &nd .permanently cured by this remedy. Foraalehy Draggista and Dealer* in Medi oinseeverywhere;at 70 oChtl'per bottle/ Also by the proprietors. Dr, Ci M, Jacksok Co., 418 Aroh street, Philadelphia, ; V, . , dfcW-tf ' 7v Groybr .& Baub’jbl j .Citutnuinb Noisit'xßf ipAmtT Siwme-MAOBiitu, 'xT.YxpPopp wo*#. Temporarily at No. SOI Broadway. Will return to No. 4fiS in a few week*. . Saying Rind—National Ba?btt Truot CoKpaitt.—Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, ■ RULES. '* L, Money li reoeived every day* and is any amount* Urgeor small. - ‘ *. FIVE PER CENT, intoroet if. paid Ibr'iooney from th*dayUi*po^id. <L l'v’, V > \SLTfcg money is always paid baek in COLD whenever ft tecaKed for* and without notice. " -it. Money ie received I 'otnExetvtort, Adminiitratottr Guardians, and' other ( in Urge or small sums, to remain a longer abort period. ‘ •» The mono yreeei red from Depoeitonf 1* invested in Real R«tato» Mortgagee* Crpusd Renta, and other firet 'elaM’*®cQritie«,'' ; 6,'Offioe open every day—"WALNUT Street* eonthwwt tomer Thirdetreet, Philadelphia. >.• ttplg - Salamander'Fire-Proof Safks.—Avery 1 arge assortment of SALAMANDERS for cele at reason- AhUrsHoe*, Na*"SMbßtit FOURTH Street, Philadel phia , v . , , ’ ■ -■' • " > jtefcfcfy ,: ,/ ,-t .. RYANS A, WATSON S bars n s ‘ Saving Fund—Northwest ’Coßirn Sicojtn and Walkin' Btreett.—DepoeiU re /weired In email and Urge amount*, from all olasses of the community, and allow* interest at the rate of five per oentpeyannum., , - Money may be draws' by checks without lose of in terest,' t / { ' • * * ' Ofßoe opendaily*from9 untflS o’elooir, and on Mon day. and Saturday until 9 In the evening. President, FRANKLIN FELL { Treasurer and Secretary, OHAS f.. morris. . •X'C*'*- 17 :". MAKHIBD. £LEWrs~WKBB.-dn the Itth ult. b* Rev. William T* Runtorr Mr, Edward Leins end Miss Josophino Webb, all of ” * , .CAM BER—YaNELL.—On the Doth uU., by the eame. Mr. John Camber andMfsS'EliMbeth E.faneU.all or TwtatrfonrthWftrd.j' . * OILB i3RT-~PILKfNTON.-fOn the Bth Inst., hr Rev. A. Atwood, Mr,'Daniel W. Gilbert to Mis* Martha Pil kintOD.all hf.FmbkfonL ' • 1 * M A SO N ~C 0T N E H .—At C/mßhnboeken. «m Abe Bth Instant, by Mr. James R-, Mason to Miss Mary W. Catner. both of Oonsbohoexen* Motttso merycmjjity. . ( . ~w ; ' * DIED. TEPHEN3.-^on IhottHH instant* George W, Ste phena. formerly of Ceotl county, Maryland, in the Stth yeerof hi* age.~ IKent Fein and Cecil Whg please coj>v;]' ' * " , 1 . >r Tehittv*es and' friAnds, of the family ore respoot fofl?ifl funeral, from his late real* rienoa. No. 1511 Poplar street, above Thirteenth, on p i°‘ o tbe^ethinstant,Danielß^rr*In the tedyear The-reUtires and friends of the family, also,the 3Sljto'littencrtho ISs GSTros'llinc* No.2W<Nertb Front Street, above Racfe.thls (Monday) morning, at 9 Vcloik. Intoriront at BL, Augustinus BRADLEY.—On the gtfi instant, Susan Agnes'Brad* ley. daughter of Edward and, Annie Bradley* aged 23 Fnporal from.the residence of he? patents. No. UO North street, below Race, this (Monday) morning, at,B# o'clock. i * MOORE.—On tiie Bth instant-Bethel Moore* .in the jenr of hi* a*e. ‘ * WRENN.—On the 9th instant* Margarot Wrenn, wife -Wteph * arad 35 year*.: ' WILDE.—Qj} |be Stli intent, Rqberl Wilde, egad W he Wh irjttant,Dep)tf«Nougbtnn» the 9th instant* Rev. Thomaa Neall, of *bo Nex_jer»ey opft»t*nod* fn the 70th year of his ape. o s^ C2nvhis Ute resiaanoe* 8t Mary’s street, grrlingtefLN. tin Tuesday* Hth (net., a t SQ o’clock^. ri,^?KCf u^^^ ,ia Wh instant. Mrs. EmipaVouteor* Son Wrof tho iato Afulrevr MoCUIn, # of 9° l 9th in-tant,-Maria, wife of s Mr. Christopher J. Brooks.in the «d rear of hdf are. ' Funeral from tile Tiudonce of her husband. No. 432 atA Hftnovef, tiiig (Monday) afternoon, invrA"“ .5 s . t J l fn»t»n«, ofter n iln.erlnj «««!«§Wi,tv„ UieB3dyei»r«rn6r>vA. ( • , * > AOKm.-in PoMsvdte, on the 1 8th instant, BeneviHe Arkar.AgedB9yeari,7months,ami jday. • - » -‘ '• : / HtNKLE,—Onihe 6th instant, Mrs. Louisa Hinkle, in thaWthTearof her tv*e., ; ‘ --- •* , . BUCKWALTERr-On the. 9th instant, Jaeo>>Buok valter.tn theWth year of hls ane. > - ; Funeral-O-om bis teflOth «tre«t, thiß (Monday) morning* (3th instant,^at \mf%M Atlanta, tl:e Alinstant,inthe2Ub yearof hisftse. Mr. Jolm 0. Hprt, formerly of Eas ton, Pa., and for several rears a resident of this city. * ».;OARRETT.--OntheWh instent* of whoopuucnurh, ; Aiaarfdafdaaffhter ofHenry t n. .and Amanda Garrett, ayedSvesyg and & date. _ * * ~:SUWONs*-tfnthe BtUlnit«nt,'W»lk,riKmof J»mm »ngEb^ajßga,jFoltpju. ~ - . *>* Sm'S/BtACK QOODSi 7 'l'; .: Ej|<b deChlinc*. - ‘' ! CTHE PRESS 5 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,1859. ‘♦'WtoSo! “ 30 to 40. 12 l2 tuse. 6 ; ltd CoWe L iVd°nVf) Peopla of Color, 9; from E’ltb oirl ' i “- HUGHES. Hflftlth Oftirer. .From the Almuhoi tho Codutry, 3; Gjnu M&toß.&t Femitoj By order of Uis Boj. AKTj ir<s» PROF. O. S. FOWLER WILL COM. \l3 MENCB ft Coarse of LECTURES ON LIFE, its Laws’. Organ*..Functions!and Improvement, at taught by Phrenology and -Physiology. at MUSICAL FUND JfALL, on THURSDAY EVENING. Sept. 29th, ft ml rive prolbssiowal opinions and advice daily at bis rooms. For particulate see bills and papers of the day. s)2dtft> NOTICE i-THB STEAM FIRE BN IL# OWE COMPANIES that purpose to eontendjor Philadelphia, during the. last four days of September, are requested to appoint enoh one Dole gate ton Couven- IN(>, the 13th of September, at 7 o’clock; and the Hand Fire Engine Companies each one Delegate, to meat a Convention.to beheld at the same place, on WEDNES DAY EVENING, the Hth of September, to adopt roles and regulations to govern the contest. This invitation ie extended to all Companies throughout the Unitoa State*.' . . DAVID TAGGART, President. A. O, Hribykbi Secretary. ; *2-fmfew-l2t NOTICE—OFFICE OF THE HESTON ILf viLiiE, Mantua, and fairmovntpas- SeNGER RAILROAD CO.—The third instalment of FIVE DOLLARS on each share of the stock of this Company will he due and payable at the Offiooof the Company on WEDNESDAY, the Slat of Sept., MSP. s9-I4t • • - 8. M. ZULICK, Secretary. THIRTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS PASSENGER RAILWAY COM ■ At ft meeting of the Commissioners named In the act Incorporating the Thirteenth nhd Fifteenth-streets Pas senger Railway Company of Philadelphia, held Sept, let, 1869.'at No« a 327 Walnut street, it was resolved that the Books for subscriptions to the earital stock of the Thirteenth and Fifteenth-streets Passenger Railway Company be opened on- THURSDAY. Sept. 23d, IBC9, at 9 o’clock A. M„ at No. 48outh SEVENTH Street * (I ! , ' DKNDYSTARWOOD, Secretary. Nonce is hereby given/ that Books for reoejylpg sub scriptions to the stock of the Thirteenth and Fifteenth streets Passenger Railway Cqmpanr will be oponed at the tbne and place menUojied. HENR^HAI^S, COFFIN COLRET, - - HENRY R. COGGBHALL, eg-dt23 ~ - - 1 , - Committee. frothe Stockholders of the Philadelphia CitvPassen gerßailwar Company.—An Instalment of Fly b DOL LARSper share, on each share of Stock of this Com panr.'will be due and payable to the Treasurer, is. B. EDWARpS, at the office of the Company. No. 163 South FOURTH Street, seoond story, on THURSDAY, Sep tember 15,1859. By orderof the Bosrdof Directors. au3l-tsels W. M. STNOERLY, Seoretary, FAIR A%V FRUIT FESTIVAL TO AID WAVfiWJ I h ® edifice of the PREa- ByTERrAN'CIIURCH is now open.DAY and EVEN ING Jh the ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Frankfort. io cents. Cars pass the door every few minutes. 87-9,13,14* NOTICES. AND SCHUYLKILL HAIIiBOAD, VIA GIRARD AVENUE THIS ROAD WILL OPEN THIS DAY PROM RIDGE AVENUE|TOEAGLEBFIELD, ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE SCHUYLKILL. PASSENGERS FOR THE GRAND MIT SI CAL FESTIVAL AT SCHUYLKILL HEIGHTS Will tako this Road, which EXCHANGES wtth tha RIDGE AVENUE AND GIRARD COLLEGE ROAD. FARE ON BOTH ROADS EIGHT CENTS. SAMUEL OGLES, SUPERINTENDENT, PHILADELPHIA CRESCENT NAVIGATION COMPANY. AT AN ADJOURNED MEETING OP.THE ABOVE NAMED CORPORATION, NO. 0 MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, At 10 o’clock A. M., September 7th, 1609, the follow- ing gentlemen were unanimously eleoted Directors, of th. Company, riz GEORGE H. BTUART, S. MORRIS AVALN, MATTHEW W. BALDWIN, CHAS, MACALESTER, Ann JOIIN EDGAR THOMSON. Tho BOOKS of SUBSCRIPTION lo tho CAPITAL STOCK of said COMPANY are now open at the above named Office, where all persona favorable to the enter prise are respeotfolly invited to trubsoril*. «8-tf LEGAL. TN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit settle, and adjust the account of Sarah Keyser and Andrew Miner, Executors of the last will and testament of Wil liam Keyser, late of Ruing Sun* county of Philadelphia, deceased*and make distribution of the balance in the hands of the accountants, will meet the parties inter. o*ted. for the purposes of his appointment,on MON DAY. September 2*iih, 1859, at 41’. Al., at his Omoe, No. 612 WALNUT Street, oity of Philadelphia. . # ' WILLIAM ERNST, sl2-mwf6t Auditor. JSAAG £ WRIGHT & SON, DEALER* IN . L E H I G H 0.0 A L, • OFFICE, NO. 134 SOOTH SECOND ST. YARD, GATIIAftINE-STREKT WHARF. «!2-)2l* PHILADELPHIA; QOAL OIL. PHILADELPHIA PHOTIC 00 A L OIL WORKS. BURNINO AND LUBRICATING COAL OILS NtnmlfactUTod nnd for »010 Sy HELME, MORRIS, & 00., THIRTIETH, NORTH OP MARKET STREET. «8-8 m (jIAKK’S SPOOL COT T O N, Just reooived, r >" -A FULL ASSORTMENT IN * WHITE* ( BLACK, AND COLORS, For sale by CHARLES FIELD, .NO, 30 NORTH SIXTn STREET, AGENT FOR PHILADELPHIA. jMm‘ tIOGOET & HUTTON, ■ l - J - MANUFACTURERS OF ' DESKS AND OABINET FERN ITD R E, ■ . NO, 2S» SOUTH THIRD STREET. -Wftce, Rank, and School Furniture, Extension Tables, Rookoasoa, Wardrobes, oto. PBESII FRUIT JARS. 0^ h 9*. v J fh *2 avoid the uncleanlineiu nt- M “» fn «t. &,0.. by the mof the old frtVrt«pSfth^itA?t£felSoove,B endcementtwlll be plowed to learn tftiu the whole operation of PreBorvin* can be J!®j n^^yUSWff’A^ o ? -half the Usual time by the rina n ™£,E„T,' B .AI&OIjASS PHEBEKVING Bttj&sd&sy"" ofth « i? ““raMfjm/rwoRTH, No. 13 North KIPTH Street, general Gloss Peppt. 112 SOUTH FOURTH STREET. 1 112 STEREOSCOPIC .BAZAA%r9r.»» Emporium for Stereosoopsfl iMidStoretagopn Views, Atqenoftn, French' and EtulisH. Opera OlassGs.Jmcruscopos.'ajidiiapraved SpeoUoiefl, corr eotly jmited to'the ayes, at . M. T. FRANKLIN 8. Optician, • m Bqutb FOURTH 8t root, below Chestnut. <y Artificial Huinaapren inserted, sd^mif rv AR AND PITCH.—I3B bbls. Black and Yellow Rowmakers’ Tar, 800 kept NortlkOaroUna Tar,Boo larse M hftsjftnrht GUANO,—ISO tons of GuafaoJ V* in store and for w*lo, at ®aj^orSOCO 'I.LOW Street IwlowSetwnd. TJ'tiEPHANT: OIL.—-0,684 gallons extra White Bleached ElerhantO l.iithhds. tierces, and Rooking ranges. . All In vent of the Beet Elevated Double Oven Cooking Range, will do welljto call at _ • * - ARNOLD k WILSON'S* •10'tf ■ ■ • 1010 CHESTNUT Street. 1 WE HAVE DETERMINED TO ADti IT the HOUSE PAPERING and RETAILING OF PAPERHANGfNGS to our buiiaeft, and admit fmm aft who are. desirous of decoratiocfthsir,houses an axi animation'of our stock* Mooted from the beet f«ftafsi foretgttanddpmeetio.artdatthevlgbtpncM.;, ~ , Paper hangiugin > ftW-ituthlrfi* :,' . ‘i*NorthTHJß^StrwL NEW PUIIWCATIONB. COMPANION TO TIIE WIDOAV BEDOT.T PAPERS.” "Ut thoka »>ps>™* '„■ And tlioso who Mw. Uuiht now lyttltt ™ »*»*• I For lha moil oust, siuusteir, lauitoblo, »/itirt<sal,iij>ior rolumo,s»t ■ v ' MISS WINDOW. MHS, MARK rEABODY WITH RtfcVKtf HPIHJTKt) ILLV9TBATWK*. ons ndnt 12tno. f], Wo.glve a feyr notice* i . Fof a life-like picture of a chattering, soulless. rajit dlGKomo oUI maul, it snrpa«*ej anything wo ever read- Jourhnl. " IniDijtftbUu imrth.-provoking<~Ren., Portsmouth, Ct, 1 •Wonucrl'woid m«iu.—Meeaedger.lljntmis, mum. Provokinxly iutorpstinT.—Rep., Wavorly, lows. Give us more.—Advy Tipton, lowa. _ Is very laughable.—'Tonip. Monthly. Tenn. A source of much enjoy ment.—Joumnl. Lqjnnn,Texas. MVnwve Alviro take Dio ch»ir.~Tjmfls, Glasgow. Original and cute sayings,—Bon,. Mifflm, Fn. One of the knowing onoa.—Herald, Sidney, lowa Toe doer old girl,-Ren. Mt.Oarrol, 111. , So demdediy oomlcal.—Rep. Ban., Cortland Villaro. We drop nil to look out of that “Window. —Dom., Springfield, 111. AI.SO BEAD, 8 Y Ii V I A*S WORLD, CRIMES WHICH THE HAW DOES NOT REAOff. By the author of “ Bury Moments of an Idle Woman.” lvol.»Umo. Price $l. DERBY & JACKSON, PUBLISHERS, HO NASSAU ST„ NEW YORK. Bingle copies sent by mail, postage paid,on re* celpiof iJie price, by the publishers. 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UPPINCOTT tc CO., aB-4t « and U North FOURTH Street. fHAMBERS’S ENCYCLOPEDIA. > V/ (Tobelfl&lrponhly parts, 15 cents each,) supplied to an; address, free of postage, by JOKN for Peqaaylranla, For Appleton’* New Arnenoan Cyclopedia, and Ben* ton's Debates of Congress, . , * HOTjJI/, Ol CHESTNUT Strest. Agents wanted to canvas* m every county. a037-lm rjLD BOOKS-OLD BOOKS--OLD BOOKS The underlined states that he has frequently for aale Doofc»printed between the rear* l<7oand 1500; early l “* Father* of the itelorraers audoftfta Fu* Jj&?i??. I s ?*** in LytUeton, Puaendorff, Pohe» Hale, the Year Book*, Reports! teSSMS-tafewss ml*-** JOHN CAMPBELL. WABM ATE FUBNAOE. THE NEW CONE FURNACE „,,, SA 8 CONSUMER b Will thoroughly Worm jour houia with omb-timbd h«» 5 coal th'U i« roquired .br our other FornMo, Satisfaction mall oases guaranteed. Bmldinee Wartn*a and Ventilated by ■ AfcNODt) iW?&W ned »l°tr )OIOCHEBTNIt-n»£i.t TM PORTED SEED WHEAT.—The Swh which th« invito the .l eotm of leiJuer,w /B <&r RETAIL DRY GOODS. JtJEW, AND ELEGANT * FALL STOCK. l. j. lbYy & 00. Are daily Waiving addition! to their new and very choice assortment of ■ . FALL AND WINTER GOODS, which comprises at this time oneofthe largest aswellat the roost select assortments of LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, which can be found in this country. Every new fabrio which has been manufactured for Full and Winter wear, as well as their usual assortment of STAPLE GOODS of superior qualities, will bo found in variety, and at pricosns low as similar gopds can be purchased elsewhere. L. J. L. (t Co., have effected arrangements m Paris -by whioh they trill bo In constant receipt fluring tho sea son of smalt quantities of every approved now article whioh may be presented to the fashionable trade of this city. The selections will bo made from the houses in Paris most celebrated for their good taste. 800 AND 811 CHESTNUT STREET. all-St SEPTEMBER Ist. DESIRABLE STYLES FALL AND WINTER GOODS. We shall now bo in daily receipt of NEW AND DESIRABLE STYLES OF SEASONABLE GOODS, FROM AUCTION AND OTHER 80VRCB8, which will be offered at our usual low prices. Strangers in the oity are particularly invited to an examination of our Stook. CURWEN BTODDART Be BRO., 450,402, and 404 North SECOND Street, above Willow Street. rjASSIMERES, CLOTHS, VESTINGS. Heavy dark mixtures Cassimeres. Do. with and without Sidebands. Black Cossimoros and Doeskins. Biaok Broadcloths. *1 W upwards. Light-colored Clonkings, 01 20 up. Fall and Winter Vestings. ... Wli\Y FALL (JLOAKS. The Subscribers NEW FALL CLOAKS, *” ”° W l>pe ” l ”* PLOMBIERE STRIPE CLOAKS. CHESTERFIELDS, CASAQ.UES, to jrtiloli thor rc.tcctfully Tiivito tho ottootiou of Ladies, The PariaMnnlilla ■Emporium, _ 708 CHESTNUT Street. auSQ J. W. PJIOOTOR A CO. Philadelphia central shawl . AND MERINO ROOMS. Will bo arranged thia morning from the two Urge AucdmnJSttlos of Hennoquin’e & Lupin’s FRENCH 4 » Lots New BLACK CENTRE STELLAB, from 95 to 918 each. Now Style Pans GnufTre Shawls. Do. Double-faced Berlin do. And many other kinds. m Pieces LUPIN’S FRENCH MERINOS, in plain And hUu colors. Blacks and Whjtoa, at 75c to 91.25. Rich Printed Moudseline Delaines, nil Wool. LH(Jb‘o°{W.ly FALL DRBBS GOODB. Batin-laced Valoncias. Camilla Foulards. fatin Travers, PJaid Batin de Palestro. Oil ae Chevres. Soper Glossy Silks. 8-4 Black Thibet, for Shawls. Brocbe Bhawi Bordoring. Round Corner Black Laco Veils, ko. Daily additions are mado. .1-tlnrn ElGirfifanJ Allcifaireot!. TVEW FALL GOODS!!! k CHISM, oomer of EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN Streets. . IlnveJu.treQeivedalotor BEAUTIFUL SATIN PLAID POPLINS. Rich Foulard Bilk*. Handsome Fall Da Lainas. New Ff II ChinUes. Ac., Ac. IvAuk are very desirable a»d very cheap, BLACK SILKS AND FANCY BILKS!!! Light Cloth Raglans tor fall weather. Bhawls, Dusters, Ao., ir\«reat variety. Good Family and Fronting Linqus. A large stook of Domestic Muslins. Great quantities of Flannels. Cloths.Casshiieros.Satinetts, Ac., Ao. closing ey t m uou. bElow ciisr- Bilk Mantillas, Laoe Mantillas/, Bareges, Organdies. Lawns, Ao., Aq. ~ Al* Slimmer uobds of every description, Q Br JHORNLEY A CHISM, EIOHTH and SPRING nvb.-we buy and sell for cash." atiM-tf TifEKINO GAUZE tINDERGABMENTS, SAM. of Cartwright A Warnar’s superior make. We have them in all varieties for Ladies/Gents’ and Chil dren’s wear. Hosiery in medium And superior qualities for Ladies* Gents/and Children’s wear, including a lot of Ladies* open-worked Lisle-thread hoso, of very fino qualities, and a lot of linen and Luie-tUreul half Hose for OenW wear. Gauntlets in silk, silk and Lisle, Lisle thread, kid and buckskin. Nubia Scarfs or Clouds, oflarga rise, in white and colors, fertile at _ HOFMANN'S HOSIERY STORE, . MO-nmkftf Nn.o NORTH EIGHTH .treat. LU FIN’S FINK MEKINOS. One hundred pieces of extra quality and desirable color* at 81 00. . One hundred pieces of fine quality and of same colors attoeent*. . .... These goods have tho most value cd sutthst we have y- Street.. TWEIY AUTUMN SILKS. L s Just opened ten oases of seleoted Silks of our own importation. , „ Plain Poult do Boioe, from the lowest prices to the finest goods. Rich Lyons Bilks of the newest designs. Plain Black Bilks, glossy and heavy. Noat figure* nod Brocade Blacks. Black and Fanoy, two Junes. * cHHm^.BTOBu. PNG LlSlfSil! RffNGS: -»-fi Jnst received a choice lot Of nqat and medium aiylqe fJntUsh flhirtmg!, Pnhu, New deigns, goodnolors. DKESS GOODS. Rich Bouquet-pattern Wool Delaines. Lupin s French Monnoes, 75 cents up. Cheap Delaines and Plaids. Fall Poplins, Chintr.es. Ao. . BLACK WOOIi DELAINES. Lupm s Biaok wool Delaines, 87 and 43 cents. Lupin’s finest quality do,, w and 56 cents. Black Bombatines, Alpacas, Silks, Ao. .* WUnd C jM>r. BOOTS AND SHOES. JJAZJ3LL & HARMER, MAN UPACTUJIER3 AN!I WHOLESALE OEALEHB BOOTS AND SHOES, NO. 138 NORTH THIRD STREET. A Tull amfirtmoqt of Citr mails Bools .nil Shoe. eon .tootlr qn li.fltl. sNMf J # & M. MAUNDERS. * NO. 04 NORTH FOURTH STREET, (Near Merchants' Hotel,) Call the attention of buyer* of BOOTS AND SHOES To their Stook, urhloh embraces a genetai variety of PHILADELPHIA AND NEW ENGLAND Manufactured goodi. aus-tocB W. MoOURDY & SON, 331 CHESTNUT STREET, (2d FLOOR.) LADIES', MISSES', AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS, Manufactured express]? for the Retail Trade. aull-3m g prwniuMS&oo., NO. 19 SOUTH FOURTH STRSET, WHOLESALE BOOT AND BHOE WAREHOUSE,) Have now on ban ! a full assortment of Eastern and Philadelphia work, to which they invite the attention oi Southern and Weetern MorohanU. aull-ftn |£EENE, STERLING, & FRANKS, WHOLESALE DEALERS m BOOTS AND SHOES. NO. <l3 ARCH BTREKT. ihlrohaoers vf.jtJnr tbo oil? will yIBMO oall anil ox. mine their .took. ouU-im & 66.. WHOLESALE DEALERS BOOTS AND SHOES. NO. 413 MARKET ST REST. STOOK •9 BOOTS AND SHOES. JOSEPH H. THOM SON A 00. t lit MARKET STREET, Have now on hand a latte stock of BOOTS AND SHOES or EVERY VARIETY, EASTERN AND CITY MADE, Purchasers visiting the city will please oall end ex amine their stock. Jv2Btf TEVIOK. RASIN. & GO.. BOOT AND BROS WAREHOUSE Ann MANUF A9T OH iX» tft l\Ulf KRT BIREEi;, FMladelrhla. Wo havo'tiot, on hand on extensive Stook of Boot. Aod ShOd.. of all descriptions, of opro w« and Ka.txxm Manufacture, to whiah wo Invito tit, nttojpion ofßouth eraopii Western tm/eri, • ei^-Sp DRY-GOODS JOBBERS. J. W. PROCTOR & CO., IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS, JOBBERS, AND RETAILERS, LADIES* CLOAKS AND MANTILLAB, 708 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Invite tba Attention oi WHOLESALE BUYERS To their Stock, comprising EVERY VARIETY OF STYLES In medium and first-olas* Goode, inoludmg FINE AND COSTLY VELVET CLOAKS, HANDSOME BEAVER CLOAKS, MIBSE3’ CLOAKS. &o. t Ac. NEW STRIPED BOURNOUfI, BOURNOUS WITH PLAITS, &o.» Ac., All of which'will be offered At Low Prices TO CASH AND BHORT-TIME BUYERS, J. W. PROCTOR & CO., THE PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM. • 708 CHESTNUT STREET. yyM. S. STEWART & 00., IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS, NO. 305 MARKET STREET, Are nw daily receiving from Iho Large Auction Sales, and other source*, a full assortment of desirable PALL GOODS, purohnse'd FOR CASH, to which they Invite the attention of Cash and prompt Six-months buyer*. Puli lines of Black and Fancy Silks* and all the new fabric* in Ore** Good*, constantly on hand. r.d-3m JjHNRY D. NELL, CLOTH STORE, NOS. 4 AND 0 NORTH BECOND STREET. FRENen FANCY .CASSIMERES, And Mixtures suitable fur suit*. VFLVF.TBt CASHMERES, Ac., Ac., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. eB-thtnfim* 1859 FALL IMPORTATION. |§s9 JOEL J. BAILY & GO.. No. 310 MARKET STREET, AND 208 CHURCH ALLEY, PHILADELPHIA, Have received by reoent arrivals, and will continue to reoeive during the season a full and oomplete assort' inent of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, Consisting in part of HOSIERY, GLOVES, MITTS, AND GAUNTLETS. LADIES’. MISSES’, GENTS’, axu BOYS LAMBS-WOOL, MERINO, SILK AND COTTON SHIRTS AND PANTS. GENTS’ iFURNISHING GOODS. Black and Fanoy Silk Scarfs, Ties, and Cravats, Linen, Cambric* and Silk Hdkfc. SHETLAND WOOL ZEPHYRS, Ac. Also, a handsome stock of WHITE, LACE, and MILLINERY GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES. COTTON, MARSEILLES, and LINEN BHIBT FRONTS, a large and cheap variety. “ JOUYIN’B BYSTEME.” BEST QUALITY KID GLOVES. A splendid assortment of oolors and tisee. WOOL COMFORTS, HOODS, JACKETS, NUBIAS, *o Together with a large assortment of CLARK’S supe perior six-eord " Silk-Finished ” and “ Enamellod” SPOOL COTTON. Also, thsir Sewing Machine Cotton, put up on spools of 2,400 yards each, to which the atten tion of Shirt Makers aQd Manufacturers *s particularly requested. CASH AND PROMPT SIX-MONTHS BUYERS ore invited to examine our Btock, which i* one of the largest end moat attractive ever offered to the trade. aMtn FANCY DRY GOODS JOBBERS. DUHBING & CO., Noe. M and K NORTH FOURTH STREET, Are now receives, h, igwm'rt nrrireii from Europe, THEIR FALL IMPORTATIONS OT HNQLIBH AND OF.R.UAH HOSIERY, QLQVKS, AND SMALL WARES, WOOLLEN YARNS. MACHINE SEWING BILK AND THBBAD, And toUoit on inepootion of their complete end well lueorted itook. Jrll-Jm ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN TRADE. gOHAFFBK <& ROBERTS* 4#9 MARKET BTREKT, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS HOBIBUY. GLOVES, SMALL WARES, COMBS. BRUSHES, LOOKING-GLASS KB, GERMAN and FRENCH FANCY GOODS, AKD TAtLORS' TRIMMINGB, ans-Sm JJUKNETT, SEXTON, & SWEARINGEN, Are now opening, at their f*tr»Te. NO. 401) MARKET STREET, Above FOURTH, Nor h aide, a tUXOKQMK aS9ORTUB*T 09 NEW FALL STYLLB OF FANCY DRY GOODS, 09 TJIBJB OWN IMPORTATION and selection. w)uoh they offer for sale to buyers from all parts of the Uuited States, on the most reasonable terms. aufi-lm PJEDDLE, & HAMRICK. Importers and dealers m HOSIERY, QLOVKB, AND FANCY NOTIONS, * NO. 30 NORTH FOURTH STREET, Five doors below the Merchants', Hotel, Offer (or sale tlya most complete stock of Goods in their line to be round m the Umitkd States, consisting of HOSIERY, of every grade. GLOVES, in three hundred varieties. B BufesL.nif COLLARS. LINEN CAMBRIC HDKFB. A SHIRT FRONTS. LADIES’ELASTIC BELTS, with class, of on tlrely new designs, with an endless variety ot NQ* WSSUern BUYERS. auMm jgcOAUIJEY, BROTHER, & BREWSTER; 33 NORTH FOURTH STREET HOSIERY, . GLOVES, and FANCY GOODS. We have a fineatook of Imported and Doroestio Goods, particularly adapted to SOUTHERN TRADE, To whloh we invite the attention of first-olase buyers, _au6-?ro CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, Ac. TO MERCHANTS BUYING OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES. BLABON & SMITH. MANUFACTURERS OF OIL CLOTHS, 140 NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA. We invite the attentionol dealers toour large etook of FLOOR, TABLE, AND CARRIAGE OIL CLOTHS, GREEN GLAZED OIL CAMBRIC, a beautiful article for shades. The largest stook of WINDOW BHADE3 and BUFF HOLLANDS la the market, at prices winch defy competition, auM-Sm crAILY & BROTHER. ** IMPORTERS OF CARP E'T INGS, NO. 030 CIIEBTNUT BTREKT, Are now opening their FALL STOCK. 09 VELVET, TAPESTRY,and BRUSSELS. ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THREE-PLYB AND INGRAINS. And ah unusual display of «to*3m FLOCK OIL CLOTHS. JH’CALLUM & CO.. CARPET MANUFACTURERS, GLEN ECHO MILLS, QEHMANTOWN. Alio, Importer, and Boalor, In CARPETINGS, QIL CLOTHS. matting, rugs. &a WAREHOUSE CHESTNUT BT., (Opposite ik, Blot, Hquos.) Southern and Woattn Wren >» lospeotfullj Invitod to oall an,-bn HERRING. bbls Pickled Herring, niso,SM boxes Smoked Herrin*, for solo h? ( ,V> ARCH Streeb eeooud i&Si!«k>re £ro»t. WANTS. ; $5,000 CAS , U , AND partner ™ jjDr, pith ao””l prop“rt“ V/«SMn' d o^^o“« nennn, lime end place. ’ • "fJS*' WANTED— A Partner with Capital to 0.1 'F ft* Banking: and Exchange Boilnru. ine writer ha* had tor a Damper of years practical ex perience in the business, on Third street* and is at pre sent fa member of the Board of Broker* of this city. Please address “ Money ,”BoxNo. 270 Philadelphia Post Office, gio-at* WANTED —In a Manufacturing Busi ness of five years* standing, in the city of Phila delphia, yielding a net profit of irom2stc 3» per cent., an aotve partner with a capital of $4,000, or one who can command a sufficient sum to buy out toe establish ment. $B,OOO cash would be required. Address *• In dustry,” Ledger office. __ sS-thmw-St* \\TANTED—rBy a Young Man, 19 years * ; a Situation in any Mercantile Establish ment, where he can make himself useful and acquire nusmeM knowledge, either in the Counting- room or store.__AddreM “ 6. G.,” at this office. gp-3t* $5 000 -WANTED, FIVE THOU- Dollar* on First Mortgage on a o>Jf om Philadelphia, in the State of 1 eijtisjlvania. Ihesecnrity i* more than dooble the *?/“ ?I j® 2s ?. be allowed. The interest yaaUd - AtUrt “ “gyp- fS WANTED—To Rent in Gcmumtown. fflftff Minn “ WANTED TO EXCHANGE for imprqv- New Jersey. The Railroad from Camden to Bridgeton, shortly to be laid, passes withm a short distance rf the land. For further particular* address J, X., office ol The Pnu, * jaffl. FOR SAXE AND TO LET, f|j| FOR SALE—The well-known and old- TO LET Two Large Rooms in the Balldi ne Northwest corn., of FIFTH and CHIiST nuT Streeu, the, are jioarlj on. hundred feet lour. f/pns-S "ft'l* ll * >?■*• window., Applj to P. HERAT & CD., on the premises. *l2-44* MFOR SALE—The neat, well-built F?T’.«' ,h f n P°d.ra oonveni.no.., 87«MAR ntiA-LL Street. Apply on the premises. slO-gt* MTO LET— A Convenient House, with nil the modern irnproremente, hot and cold bath., neaiere, fee. No.Pt UNION Street. Burlington. N, 3. APPIf to K. P. MIDDLETON, “-ot No. 5 North FRONT Street. C*OH SALE. ' ~ 1 Th of the entire Stool; of No. ARCH Street, West of Eighteenth street »l-2m WM. HILL MOORE. M FOR SALE—A FARM of over 200 —fc Acres, well fenced and watered, In a good state of cultivation, admirably adapted to the growth of grain, grass, vegetables, and fruit of all hinds* particularly peaches, the Qeesof which live to agree* age. Situate w/Gw/i two mile* of a paUroad fits Won, Kent Conair. Delaware; comfortable buildings. For particulars, ad dr eg h Bax 32, Chaster, Pennsylvania. au3o-lm* npo BUILDERS AND OTHERS.—Roxbo- J- rough Cottage Lots for sale, admirably located on and near Ridge Avenue, above the Six-mile Store. Passenger Railway Cars now running sear, and will soon run by them. Apply to nnff-lm* No. 11a* street. BOARDING. TARGE AND HANDSOMELY FUR ,s;uthWoADi l t^!; B< * ,ili ' i » iirl^igaiT - Vacant, with board, handsome „* Cojnirranicivtinj end Single Hoome. No. a South SIXTEENTH Street, four doom a bore Cbeitimt. iCi-Ct* BOARDING. —Elegant and airy Rooms, .ingle and in esitM. M.be had with firrt-clsea Hl&T&tmt* Suotnai, Fall, and Wuter, at IBaWAL- EDUCATIONAL. POL YTECHNIC COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, pwu.Mt.rnSA. Incorporated 18S3, and organised with a fpU Faculty on the plan of the Indyvuml Colleges of Paru and Ger many ; cotupno&a a Preparatory Department and Foes Technical Ucuoolh.viz: The Sohoolof MLVEF. The School of PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY. The School of CIVIL BNGINBKRING. The School of MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. Architecture, and Topographical and Mechanics Drawing are included in the Engineering Course, am the moat extended Field and Laboratory prottue is aflorded. The Aevonth Annual .Session will l*egia on MONDAY, September l&tn, iSKi. For Catalogues and further infor ination, address DR. A. L- KENNEDY, It President of Faculty, REMOVALS. VAr ls THE OFFICE OF THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON Haabeen remoTed to IheNEW BUILDING of the Phi ladelphia Bank, CHESTNI/T STREET. ABOVE FOURTH STREET. el-Ut WM, PETTY, Agent. REMOVAL. DAVIS & -BIRNEY HAVE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE TO NO. 87 SOUTH THIRD STREET. nM2t COPARTNERSHIPS. T^JOTIOE. —The Copartnership heretofore J- ' existing l»etw««n the Subscribers is dissolved by mutual consent, TRIP DAv. THOMAS T. MASON having purchased CHARLES E, RoBINSON’B enure interest in the concern, is alone authorized to settle thu business of MASON k CO. THOMAB T. MASON, PniLADi.., Sept. 7,1859 C. E. ROBINSON. N.8.-TheDHY 0001)8 JOBBINO Business will be continued ot No. <34 MARKET Btre«t. under tbo name min,, br THOMABT. MASON. PntL.pa., Bopt, 7, imp, 08-lm ITMIE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore ex •*- i.linr between the subsenbere 1. thfi d.y dissolved br mutual consent. The tmsinees of the firm krill bo .ottlnd br JOSEPH B. HANSON, who is authonxod to uno the namo of the firm in lnmidati™. July lit, 1800. NORWOOD PENROsb. JOSEPH B.HANSON will continue IheTohiooo Cotn innaion business, and Agenor for the aalo of Sotnbroro OUMO, a. and No. 106 North DELAWARE Avenue. GEORGE BOLDIN, 106 North WATER Street. NORWOOD PENROSE, 106 North DELAWARE Avenue. NORWOOD PENROSE (late of the firm of Joseph B. Hanson k Co.) is this day associated with GEORGE BOLDIN, tinder the style and firm of BOLDIN & PEN ROSE, for the purpose of ooaduoiing s Tobaooo, Oi), and General Commission Business. July 1,1M9. Jyl-tf TVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the 11 firm of WARNICK, CHADWICK, A BRO. is this day dissolved. The Heater. Range, and Btovp business will be continued under the name of CHADWICK A BRO., at the Northeast corner of SECOND and RACE Btreets. JOHN K. CHADWICK. , FRANCIS A. CHADWICK. Philadelphia, Joly JL 1&& jyU-tf WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. gILVER WARE. WM. WILSON & SON Invite special attention to their stook of SILVER WARE,whioh is now unusually large, affording a va riety of pattern and design unsurpassed by any bouse the United States, and of finer quality than is manufac tured for table use in any part of the world. Oar Standard of Silver If 935-1000 parte pure. The English Sterling 925-1000 “ American and French Thus it will be seen that we give thirty-five parts purer than the American and French coin, and ten parts purer than the Engbah Btnrhng. We melt all our own Silver, and our Foromon being connected with the Refining De partment of the United States Mint for several years, we guarantee the quality as above (SM), which is the finest that can be made to be serviceable, nn<l will resist the action of aotds much better than the ordinary Silver manufacture^ WM. WILSON & SON, S. W. CORNER FIFTH AND CHERRY STS. N. B.—Any fineness of Silver manufactured as agreed upon, but positively none inferior to French and Ameri can jiandarJ. Dealers supplied with the same standard as used in our retail department. Fine Silver Bara» OPff-lW© parts pure, constantly on hand. auli-gm WHOLESALE CLOTHING. HUNTER, A SCOTT, MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS 09 COMMON, MEDIUM, AND FINE CLOTHING. We Invite special attention to our complete Itneol machine-manufactured goods. NOS. <B4 MARKET. A 410 MERCHANT 6TB. aus-3m QLOTHINGJ AT WHOLESAIsEL 0. HAHKKE33 h SON, & MARKET STREET, tOUTHUST COfcXXt 09 9QV&TU ITftXXT, Offer for tale, on the most LIBERAL TERMS. A new aud extensive stook of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, ahatixp 10 th* SOUTHERN AND TRADE, towuica THEY INVITE THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS. JyBB-2ra J^IOiIOLSON, • Manufacturer of SHIRTS. LIN ON and M ARSEILLES BOSOMS aud COLLARS- A large and choice ossorrmenr.aw wxli.shvx, al vays nn hand unto which I particularly umt* the M tontionof cash and prninut-Uiying Utyera, S. E. oornor oi SF.COHp ana AROH Street*. Philapsl?bi>, eh)-jm* OfV| WEST WASHINGTON SQUARE, Two large airy Becond-story Rooms; oomnui ideating or separate, furnished <>j unfurnished, with Beard. Also, laaUHoran, UQ-Ct* WALNUT-STREET THEATRE. ' ■ ” Sol. M. A. QARB3TTSQN, ?SI?B t HogStl ?r{{jotlaS? IHSSrf Second WMk of the Great Hit. _ Second Wipefc of fh* Greet Bit. Ccmmsocmg MONDAY EVENING, S.-pt. a*. Conudencic. MONDAY EVENING, fin*. ISE. The Oread SpeeteooUr Draaa. iSS Msfflir Witnataed **st vtefc Witaeaed Utiriek Bf over UOOO auditors. Dr over 12,000 auditors. And intense emotion And intense emotion Minifastad hy ih« ftuMjklfai. Highly ln.all.ctu.l «“*«*< b -' >“« Highly intellectual And admiring public, Who crowd the theatre nithtly, *** ** 61 Who crowd the theatre ntfhtlj, I* the terr beet tMt nr .. . . t I* the very Beet tm Or {ts great merit. Or ite great merit It wiU ba rep«tu4 njghtlf, mti , I* wttt b« repeated MjfcU/, Wfth ita newßcentrr. With ita new aeepery, MwrniJlcent Drew, Maj sifloent DiwaHU CbaraoteriaUa Dancttj ChanetarodejJaftMi, PttNlme Apotheoetfc 6otiimeAj*Ai*ca& Besatifai Moaic, Biaatiftil Mtudo, Mifr.:' . (?rftnd EoMmbl* vr&Oa £xuerobla And Qraat C*»t. * Great Cm*. h.™yJ#®BSKSBBB: H. A* PEER* M Fault. ?MB'Bi“^ E ™ ;s * ISSt mmill tesasi ® Without extra ehaiteJ Without extracbArce] PRICEB Afi rsUAL. ACADEMY OP MUSIC. TH'S KVFNJHa. MOXBAV. IS*. XkTisTfc ef^cH C 4 wwwcH&EafilS hvna MCorr.em^o- Mr! f S2L6V, M Mr P i'?A i A!(lll! il A fiMirf < l )^pl!? 1 ’ * n<l "A™* PiSf Tim™ 150 ”’ “" d IriH •***& *» pnHiiwsd, fat M>» ISIDORE OF BYLVANU. ADMISSION FIFTY AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, hfitfbsfor* B.** 7 oc <Kk ' Ferfannsaoo* tocommote. \V~ lIE ATE E Y A CLARKE’S ARCU •T ~ STREET THEATRE. a "•ch.Mwrn Booth; Margaret Overreach, Mia Em ~J*i9 n ' ?P®^ at T.o’elocki performance to coounaace at 7 ft o clock precisely. fJRAND MAMMOTH MUSICAL FEBTI o n-T4\A T v 80 o Hl ! VL ? ILI ' heights, mohday Rr Vt Utb.br a combination of all tire Real .on t SltylClANSof Pfanadalahta. ONE HINDREP ANO aKVENTY-FtVE MEai _, 01 AN 8W ILL A CTU ALLY PKRPORSI. „Th» CopcATt will bo directed hr Pi,.A A. HARTOBI, C. HENKEROTH and C. OAEBTNEII. ' p Tbo will be under the direction of The OrehajtnC far Dancinc will ba enndnotad br eKEi.4fcK. ATZEL ’ KAPPES ’ J - BAUMAN, rad A. - ‘PROGRAMME OP THE FESTIVAL. Band will man at tin National Oaardj' Halt, m RACE Street, at 7 oolocfe A. M-. aed prooaad F li! bcpnlliabed.and arrireattha o clock- AlltrJD minute*’ intennmiom there Tillfce sswction*of music performed by Ike re specUTe sns* Bapds; Dancing from 11 till iVdock: intermisstaft for dinner a fa carte; Demnax from 2 to 9 o elooc. MAMMOTH CONCERT. . da w, PKOOBAJtXB I '• o ’ re c“f* , H fcTere*T ßl B "“‘ ona ' *r *• o T «rtnre, Feet—Compoeed gad directed by A. Sw 3. Orertvre. Jobil— Sr C. 31. Too TTabar, directed br Carl. uaertner. ISt*a.MUIJOV or FJTTSFX XHTCTU. „ . , PART SECOND. 4. rotpoari, from Doa Juan, br Mozart, arranged br , „ Kufper, directed by A. &uton. 6, National Potpcan, arranged and directed br A* B»rton. To conclude with Dane/**, Thick Till terminal at $ o’clock—of toe first dej’s Festival. _ SECOND DAY’S FESTIVAL. „ .To commaae* at p o’clock A. H. Grand Promenade March br the Mammoth Bead: D&nomg from 10 till li o’clock; Esleettotis of Meets performed by the respective Brass Bends: J&uuitr a a * tartt; Dancing from ito 3 o’clock. MAMMOTH CONCERT. 1. Overture de Concert—By Ca H. Becbt, directed bf _ Carl Henkeroth. A Finale, from Lohencns—By R. Wagaer, directed by Carl Henkercth. , X Overture, Feat-By J. H. BoaneTitr, directed br Carl Gasrtner. A n W**^* I **^ 3l OT npTEEJT XJIfTTIt. 4. Potpourj, from Don Juac— By Mozart, arranged br .Kofner, and directed by Carl Oeertaer. 5. National Potpoun—Arranged ana directed ter A* Sarton. ' Dancing till (o'clock. To conclude with a grand Triumphal Promenade. * ,< r CoMHiTTX* ot AanA3Qu*xs?«< Joa. TlVvwefa/ John Ritter. J. C. Heim. R. Wilhc, c. Sender, H. FmL C. A. Brorn. H- Fehliag, end C. F. Racber. Pnco nf admission 15 cents. The Qreen and Jpoates, Race and Vino, and Arcß streets Passenger JUiJrosiJs, eocnectei Tit I* the Faff mount Steamboat Compuiy» Till take raaamuare to the Heuhu for Scents. Also, the Market-street Cara and Manmarfife Omni roses -wifi taka passengers fordeents to the noeao. Niv-ul DETURN OF THE BE pT MB^ o K..adE ? rT^T,oi„^|,W Mk . AfcHfc'Sm. „ RC.CXMiW'ffi al Director. ■w" Admission ts cent* For farther pftrtienhtft *M fssfetf Ur “ ““ >7-tf IVIcDONOUGH’S GAIETIES—RACE ST,, HA balow.THlßP nisi topr 1,100 person* vuited the Gafeties on Saturday even ‘fhree NEW PLAYS this week. “Heruaxtdex,** the Reatejrthvinr performer, together with lUeSardßuit e\n,B\Uy Thomas, Paul Burger. JohnW iluarna,Yeung Amenca. and Master Tommy. Mias Fate Leslie. Mias Marie. Mua Whelpley, Professor Simpeoa« Master A'Becket. BAND OF BERKiADERS. ' Admimon lu and 16 cents. Private Boxes 66 cents. CANFORD T S OPERA HOUSE, ELKVENTHstreeL between Chestnut and Maskelc SANP°lfil)’S r the larreet Company in the world, Jn their excellencies every evening. sanford appears Every evening in Sis great Role of Characters. Doors open at o<>pun*nce at i Admueion a cents. Children IS cents. aucS-?m Free musio at pairmount.— ORBtS AND COATESSTREET RAILWAY. The Celebrated GERMANIA BAND perform every afternoon and evening at Falcaoant. The cars of the Green and Coatee-street Juutnlr sea along Eighth and Coates streets, to FcJtmoanCevery five minutes Fare five cents. auiß-smwtbU wILUAM KSAbtßaysnßUsdnt. rfIHE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF A THE FINE ARTS. No. 3039 CHESTNUT STREET, Is open daily,(Sundays excepted,; from 9 A. M. tfil • \.M, Admission 39 cento. Children trader Uysarshiif >!r J)artho)omaw’s Statue of EVE REPENTANT now on exhibition for a short tune. HASSLER’S orchestra.—M. HASS LERA BROTHERrespectfufly annoaoce tiuit Ibeybava Wated ihelr Ofice at their »esid«nce. UOS LOCUST STREET, where engagements oan be maae as ■aal. GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, .900-1000 “ QENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS iXD TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS* LONGOOPE A PEARCE, NO. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, Have now in store a fall assortment in their line,'to which they invite the attention of their customers and haiyre cf inch goods. anj-ta JW. SCOTT—late of the iirm of Wra • Chester k *Boott—GENTLEMEN’S FURNISH ING STORE and SHIRT MANUFACTORY, fill CHgfrNUTßtreet, (nearly opposite the Girard House,l J.W.f would respectfully oall the attention of hia former patrons and friends^to his new store, and la pre pared to fill orders forJ>HIRTB at short notice. A perfect fit guamaaed. Wholeeale Trade supplied with fine Sfrirta and Conars. irfl-lr THEO. D. EMORY & CO. x OFFICE No 116 Bouth FOURTH St,.'Ehiladfi., Sole Agente of GEO. C. POTTS k CO* Miners and Shippers of the LOCUST DALE COAL* Front the Locust Mountain, Near Ashland, ap»-6ml SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, Fa. SJ W. GKOOSIE k CO., LEffiGß. *»»»«■ Office. No. Istf FOURTH Street. BROAD 9t'«tt below Race. ap %4m PHILADELPHIA, $50,000 TO LOAN, rN BVMS TO SUIT iPfUCiSTB, upon Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Gone, Mer ehandiee. Clothing, Ac., on moderate term*, by JOKER i f (S5., firokers.aorthwretepreer of THIRD and GAS RILL Streets, below Lombard. Established for the Ur sa years. Office hours from 7A.M. to 7 P. XL Secccd-hand and &lver Watches, by emiaect maker*,,warranted gsnnree, for aa)e cheap, at aa*~h*)i tkeonfieaiooet. w VQ 4 Va.fr HAVANA CIQABS —Of the following celebrated brands: Cabanas, Figaro. HHoJasdeOre. allnv as. Kspanola, ypwsnn. Neptuno, PrustMsc. . Veg«. Ac.* Ac., Ac. 9f all si Be l and enahtiM, on hand and .constantly re* •«&£'” HaT *yrflfe“ l gr l ga trAZ.Mi.-r. TI AMS.—IOO tierces extra Sugar-cured Mm. • *a<t l]g ARHH filr**l,Mi«iiulHAnu>b're Pnwt SOUTHERN AND WESTERN M£R (LmL CHANTS will find a splendid a**prtroont of Feß Mithoery, st Mr*. M.S. BISHOP'S,No. 816CHtSTNoT Stratli ou3»-la» amusements, v- The shaorbed attestjon The absorbed kttendoci A V&mftstoß Each Evening. Secure TmxrSeatef Becarvyoarfirasaf COAL.
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