TELEVIJULPIBLIC Sim trtitldlegs st San Andress, CAL, were burned on the 28th. Lois $75,000. Two hundred and - tlfty.ttre patents will be issued for the week ending October. Foss miners Were'crushed trideath last Thtus day, bY the falling of a shaft of the iron mine at Mount Hope, Monis county, New Jersey. SECILETARY 8610FIIILD luis issued an order suspending the sale of government arms, am munition, &e., for the present. A PULE in Buffalo, yesterday, destroyed the Commercia/ Advertiser, newspaper ,oillee s and burned out several business Arm& The total loss Is $260,000. Tau ea•rebel General Hindman was assassinated at Helena, Ark., on Sunday night. A man who served - under him has ixen arrested for the crime. ON Saturday night in, Now Kent county, Va., Mrs. Ste Wart was Murdered and; Iker body non. sumedid her hOuse, which was"burned. John Williams, her farm manager, was also murdered, and robbed of $5OO. A TRAIN on . the Virginia Central Railroad, with two huridred men 'of the Twenty-ninth Regiment on board, ran off the track, near Gordonsville, Virginia, yesterday afternoon, killing four men and wounding a large , number of others Lim Monnisole, a negro desperado,was lynched near Helena, Arkansas, on Saturday. Morrison murdered several persons last winter; he also killed one of the Sheriff's posse that attempted to arrest him on Saturday,arul severely wounded two others. JESSE L. Wtmuits, of Indiana ; Brevet Major- General N, G. Wright, and J. Biechdersfd, of Ohio, have been appointed Commissioners to ex amine the road and telegraph lines of the Union Pacific Railroad, under the direction of the Sec retary of War. A RAILROAD tunnel In Ohio, which had been burning for some days,caved in on Monday,bury- , lug two men. While an engine was backing up to the scene of the disaster, it ran into two hand cars, containing 18 men, 5 of whom were killed, and 8 seriously injured. AT Helena, Arkansas, on Saturday, a deputy sheriff attempted to arrest a negro who had com mitted several murders. .The negro fired, killing the deputy and wounding several of his posse,and then escaped to the woods. Being soon after cap tured, the negro was lynched. IN Tier. Georgia Senate, yesterday, the bill de claring negroes Ineligible to office was tempo rarily laid upon the table. The bill to prevent distinction in public conveyances on account of color was lost. A bill was passed prohibiting military organizations. Tire division in the Washington Board of Al dermen, after lasting three months, has been settled by the resignation of the Democratic and Republican members claiming the Presidency and the election of a new President. The new officer Is a Republican. Oov. Wnemouvu's veto of the Civil Rights Bill was sustained in the Louisiana Hoase of Representatives yesterday, by a tie vote. A new Civil Rights Bill was Introduced, making dis tinction on account of color a cause of civil ac tion, Instead of criminal snit as before. SPECIAL DIENTENG or Sumter Cocuctt.--Cwing to the large accumulation of biudnets from Com mon Council, Select Council held ki special meet ing yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of acting upon bills from the other. Chamber. The following bills were concurred in : The resolution changing the place of voting in the Seventh Division, Nineteenth Ward. The resolution making a transfer of items ($90,000) in the appropylation to the Highway Departm en t. The resolution directing the macadamizing of Green street, from Walnut to Cheiton Avenue, Twenty-second Ward. The resolution for , the construction of a culvert on Fifteenth street, from Filbert to Marra. • The resolution for the paving of Thirty-eighth street, from Market to Haverford road. The resolution authorizing sewers on Union street, west of Third; Sixth street, from PoTdar to Wager; Poplar street, froze Broad to Fifth, and Eighth street, from Reed to Crou. The resolution changing the location of the Shitiler Rose Company. The resolution directing the paving, grading, and curbing of Thirty-fourth streeL The resolution directing the grading of Twenty-ninth street, from Ridge avenue to York street. The resolution directing the paving of Third street, from Morris to Susquehanna avenue. The resolution authorizing plans for a bridge over the Reading Railroad. The resolution directing the paving of Mulberry street, Twenty-first Ward. The resolution directing the paving of Wood land street. The resolution instructing the City Treasurer to advertise when he will be ready to pay city warrants. Adjourned. ' Bssz BALL.—An interesting match between the Cincinnati Base Ball Club and the Athletic Club of this city was played yesterday afternoon. The following was the score: I=l Reach,2d b 3 1 Mcßride. p 2 1 Radcliffe, c 3 3 Wilkins, a. s 5 1 FL9ler, 1 b 4 1 Seusenderfer, c. f.. 2 4 Foran, r. f 3 2 Cuthbert, 1 f 2 1 Berry, 3d b 3 1 27 13 Total LNIZEiGG. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total 2 0 1 1 5 3 2 8 1 —l5 3 0 0 0 2 4 0 2 1-12 Athletic.. Cincinnati Umpire—Willlam Osterheldt, Geary Base Ball Club. Time of game-2 hours, PA minutes. Fly balls caught—Sensenderfer, 3; Radcliffe, 1; Fisler, 1; Wilkins, 1; Total, 6. Gould, 2; Johnson, 1; Kingsley, 1; Brainerd, 2; How, 2; Wright, 1; Hatfield. 2; Total. 11. Out on bases—By Fisler, 13; Wilkins. 1; Berry, 2; assisted by Wilkins, 8; Reach, 3; Mcßride, 2; Radcliffe, 3, total, 16. By Gould, 11, and Water man, 1: assisted by Brainerd, 3, Wright, 3; How, 1; Waterman, 5; Gould, 1; total, 12. Foul bound catches—Athletic, 4; Cincinnati, 1. Struck out—Athletic, 3; Cincinnati, L_ The Cincinnati play the Keystone this after noon at Twenty-fourth street and Columbia avenue, and the Olympic to-morrow at Twenty fourth and Jefferson streets. IMPORTANT TO BCIIOOI. TRACITERS.—Tho fol lowing order will be observed in the issuing of warrants by the secretary of the Board of School \,Controllers,_for the _guarter ending September 130th Thursday, October 1, Eighteenth to Twenty eighth sections. inclusive. Friday, October 2, Tenth to Seventeenth sec tions, inclusive. Saturday, October 3,First to Ninth sections,in elusive. —Some workmen employed in the construction of the new bridge over the river Sarthe, at Juille,. France, were recently surprised - by the appear ance of what they mistook for a wild man. The object in question was none other but a young English nobleman, dressed in boating costume, with a large sun hat, in an outrigger, In which he had rowed down the river from Alencon to Mans, and was proceeding toward the Loire. On arriving at a dam in the river he plunged into the water and lifted his boat over. >He was ac companied by a favorite dog. The French papers ..._4lO-ecribe_hiPaP3 Philadelphia, Inuit Statem wag. , The following is the weekly statement of the Phila delphia Banks,_ made up on Monday afternoon. which presents the following aggregates: Capital Stock.. ............ $16,017,150 Loans and Di5c0na15............... ... . 55363,236 Specie .... • .. . . .. . ... 234,552 Duo from 4,317,129 • Due to other ........ ............ 7,300.253 ........ ....... 36,726,074 Circulation.. . . . . . .. . . . 10,607,949 Li. S. Legal Tender and Demand Notes 16,038,851 ......... ..... . 34,709,951 ....... . . ...... ..... 9,061.145 The following itatemen . tshows ..e condition of the Banks of Philadelphia, at various times during the last few months: 1267. Loans. Specie. Cincnlation.Deposits. Jan. 1......92,1112,321 903,633 10,389,820 41,303,827 Feb. 4.....52,551,130 871,564 10,430,893 39,592,713 Mar. 4.....51,979,179 ~826,873 10,581,0089,367,1388 April 1. . ..50,700,306 803,148 - 10,631.,532 - 84350,283 Iday 8....53,054,26T 886.053 40,630,695 37,574,059 June 3..:.59,747,308 • 334,393 10,637,432 37,382,144' July 1...;52 38,963 t 365,187 10,641,311 36,616.617 Aug. 5....53,427,840 302,055 10,635,925 53,094,543 Sept. 2....153,734,687 1397,658 10,625,356 88,323,355 Oct . T.... 53,241,100 258,303 10,627,921 34,857,467 Nov. 4....52,554,077 273,590 10,640,820 83,604,001 9ee. 2-51,211435 210,071 10,00,819 34,817,985 EMEMEMM 0. R. Howe, s. s . 2 2 Waterman, 3d b.. 4 1 Johnson, r. f 4 1 Hatfield, I. f...... 2 2 Wright,P 2 1 Brainerd, 2d b.... 4 1 Kingsley, c. f .... 4 0 Gould, Ist b 4 1 Allison, c 1 3 - . • Janl B6B . 6...52,002,804 285,91.11 10,689,002 1 26,6111,1174 Feb. 8....62,606,919 248,871 • 111.611027 -37.926,28 - Mar, 2....62,459,759 411.866 .10,680,484.85,798.814 April 6....52.209,284 215,6311 10.612.670 81,278,119 May 4—.68,838.740 814,2811 10,431,044' 85,109,937 Juno 1....68.662,449 239.1171 ,10.816.927 136. 5 105 1 July 8....53,659,471 488,460 .'10,1125„424 ;28,528,200 Ang 0....64.8111.183 361.181 - 110,612,866 , 40,425,871 7....55.684.060. 222.900 10,632,816 38,076.601 Sept," la 66 644 740 209153 14 6111 448 674 87 759 _ , . • . . • 46 21„ _54,620510 '197,207 10,620,531 87,052.068 .. 28....66,468.286 2.14,1312 - 10401 939 88.7211,074 The follow in g ia, a detailed statement, of the busi ness of the Philadelphia Clearing lions° for the past wee!c,,fundikbpd 61. Arnold.„FaA., /Lansvor Babomes. Sept. .. . Q,480 472 : 09,044 13 9,809,142'13` 460.123 88 Ile 23 5,804,024 41 496,837 IT .. 24, .. ..... „ 6,135,243 26 639,223 00 le 25;.. 5,932,111 42 533,811 13 " 24. 4.619.960 84 462,493 30 1144.709.951 14 $ 3 .061.143 31 far o lleiorterTaltniir . LIV SPOOL-13hip Tonawand e a. . O nline-26 sheets. lead Maoists Lennie ;15 eke coal Joe F Tobias= drums caustic soda-40 eke rode ash B & W Wain; 875 bbls mdse 0 ill Janney & Co; 95 eke soda ash Churchman & Co; 88 tierces • Oleachinqwders Jessup & More; 260. balls nitinte aoda Brown. ley & Co: 2 eke earthenware Peter Wright & Bons- 2001) Is-ber iron .1 Wood 41:c Oro: 400 bdis hoop iron Monts. Wheeler & Co; in bare 371 17111 a bar Iron Reeve: & Potts; 242 bills rod iron W M Whitaker ;1 disk Mw Laing &Magnin's; I do New li n. Fernley & Co; 9 eke hdw 2 cka curry combs Buehler. Howard & Co; 165 cks soda ash 50 drums caustic soda Yarnell & Trimble ;28 crates earthen ware Dawson & Laucblen; 1950 elm salt John U Penrose; 2 bit& 18 cks tiles 4 crates etbnwe Brown. Shipley & Co: 1 laid 60 crates do Torekinson & MeElyeney; 80 es 122 bdls 1 bar steel A M F Watson :40 es machinery R Gersed&Bros; 3 eke 23 crates ethne , Asbury & Tomtit: eke hew C ehritkey;l3 at =oblatory John Gartside; 1r - bka bdw & Br° :50 bdls wire f ElTsylor & Co; 4 eke butler powder C o rrastrong 2es wine 1 bbl bottled beerJ Grubb & C 1115 crates 8 cks othnwre Samuel Quincy; 10 crate* do Btirk &Saab:2B orates do 15 &J WUets. dr..Co; 172 eke soda ash 6o eta bleaching powder 903 bits tin and. terns plates 151 bairn Ilaper stodr. 44. bale* eottOn rags 87 drums caustic soda 1172 plecce old Iron rails 2 casks mdse orde r. WILMINGTON. NO.—Steamship Pioneer. Catharine— H 0 bbls ter 625 do resin 1 bale rags INU bon sdo rope Cochran. Russell &Co; 106 bbls tar us do rosin 121 spirits tunosetine E H Rowe; 26 rosin 10 crude turpentine E Robinson ;92 spirits rosin 60 tar 4 baled cotton 4 bast feathers Prentice & tier ;1316.1tinipsr bolts 16 bbls spirits turpentine C F Negri : utts ball shingles 84.125 loose do 13 B laylorda Co; MU s hingles 205 belts do Norcrosagtheete; 4710 ;feet Limber Taylor.l. sty & Morey; 83.876 do W James. agent; 12 met, eke /lawn Huston&Co: 903 pkga sundries order. BOMBREIIO—Brig Ida (Br).Clark-260 tons guano Moro Pbillips. CIENFUEGOS—Brig I( B Finery. Sms/1--95 tons old iron 6 do old steel Madeira & Cabada. MIRAMICHI—Bcbr O W Chase, Bacon—AMß ft lumber 4380 bills palings order. BT JOHN. NR—Selir Elle 'M 'Pennell,l4.ltchell-.4131000 laths 38.250 feet boards and scantling MOO pickets i P Calvfn a Co: WILMINGTON, NC--Behr Clara Bell. McAllister-721 bbls rosin 49 do tar Cochran. Russell & Co- _449 do rosin E Rowley; 874 do Prentice Fitter ; 98 de Tama Tally ; 60 do order; 66 0 bdis shingles B Taylor & Boa ; 63 empty ale bbl. Massey. Hutton & Co. CHARLkSTON—Behr Wm B Mann. Stanford-183.812 feet yellow pine boards 8953 feet do scantling Patterson & Lippincott. NIOITJUIENTS OF OCEAN STIPA 4 , Buts. rßox YOB D 1217 !Averred. Y yfa sacra Etna .... 1.1910 p ...... Boutharopion..New Yotk .Sept. 16 Siberia Livermol—New York. —Sept. IS City of Antwerp.. .Liverpool—New York. ..... -Sept. 16 llelvt tie ...Liverpool—New Y0rk.........5ept. 16 Europa— IlLetsgow..New York.— —Sept. 18 Westphalia. --fiontka=pton..New York" - Sept 18 Cuba .Liverpool. :Hem Xork 1,6 Atalanta..... Loralon..New Y0rk..... . TO DEPART. Smidt' Now York.. Bremen .... Sept. 80 ...... New _ -.Sept 80 Manhattan— -Kew' -LiverpeoL. - Sept 30 Granada ...........New York..Vers. Crum du Oct. I Mono tactle.......New ...--Oct. 1 . New Yark..Liverp001...........0ct 1 Hieing titer New York..Aepinwall. Oct. 1 manna .... New Y0rk..8remen..............0ct. 1 111berma- —New York-Olaagow - Oct. 3 City of Antwerp.. - New York.. Liverpool. ...... ....Oct. 8 St Laurent. -New York...Liavre .........Oct. 3 Santiago de Cuba.. New Yort..Aspinwall ..........Oct E. Wes teballa... —.New York.. Bremen.. .Oct. 6 City of New iork.New York..Ll 1 7 via-Hairl)ct. 6 Jtuilata Oct. 6 Etna.. . New York-Lltnerpl via HaPx-Oct. 6 Cuba........ New V ork..Ltverpool - Oct. 7 Colorado.— ....New York,'„Ltv . erPool. Oct. 8 Eur0pa.......... New Ymir...olaagow Oct. 10 )4 scrota. ... New York.. Liverpool. .... --Oct. 14 Java ...» .New York..Lnerpool ..... -Oct. 14 .131:141311 OF TRADE. JOHN G. J auKti. JON. C,_GRUBB. licarrittar Comarrnot. JOHN u. TAYLOR. 1,',E1 ;4113 : Viii)ty,,fo) - A;p:oiffAiptAquf.lM:i dIIN Hass. 6 CO IS= Br! S 611 Man Warm. 1234 ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Ship Tonawanda, Julian, from Liverpool Aug 19, with rndsa and 229 passengers, to Cope Brothers. Cabin pas swngens--Mr. and Mo. Robert Phipps. August 22. in St George's Channel. during a heavy tale, lost Rolla. Sc.; 16th that tat 45 N. long 42 W. passed a large iceberg, 24th. at 401 ong 6910. exchanged signals with ship Co rn elius Grimm botuul east. Brig eteor, Andenton 7 days from New York in bal last to J E Baxley & Co. Brig A 511lligen. Gray. from Lainesville. via Delaware Ereatwater, in ballast to Lennox & Burgess. Brig Sport-num Morton,s days from Salem. in ballast to Warren & Gregg. Brig Minnie Miller,_Andersoti. 7 days from Portland: in ballast to Warren & Gregg. Brig Wenonab, Davie, 10 days from Bath. with ice to cab cbr E- Ella M Pennell. 10 days from St John, NB. with lumber to T P Galvin & Co. Behr J B Marshall, Marshall, 2 day. from New York, in , ballast to Warren S Gregg. Bahr William & James. Outer, from James River. Va. with lumber to Moore. Wheatley dz Cottiogham Behr Wm B Mann, Stanford, 8 days from Charleston, with lumber to Patterson di Lippincott—vessel to Lath burr, Wickersham & Co. Behr J R Clement. Price. 5 day. from Newberlt.NC.with lumber to J R Moorehead S Co. Behr Warren Blake, Measervey, 3 days from New York. in ballast to J E Barley & Go. Behr 6, C Fithian. Taft. 1 day from Port DePoalt, with grain to Jas L Bewley Cu. Itchy John bi Clayton, Thomas, 1 day from Frederica. DeL with grain to Jan L Bewley & Co. Behr Aurora (nowLArtia, Iday from Frederica.Del.wlth grain to Jae L Bawl. y & Co. Behr John Johnson. Mcßride, 800 . 014 Behr Jas Satterthwaile. Long. Boston.. Steamtug America, Virden. from Cape Heplopen. Brought up ship Tonawanda. Poised in the bay bark Sir Colin Campbell. from Ivigtut ; another bark from Ivigtut. name unknown; a foreign bark from London; another bark, unknown , and one brig, from the West Indies. CLEARED YESTERDAY. Steamer W 'Minden. Hiltons, Baltimore. A Groves. Jr. Bark Hilda (NG). Nilsen. London. Workman & Co. Brig E A Barnard. Crowell, Genoa. E A Bonder & Co. Brig A blilliken, Gray, Boston, Lennox & Burgess. Brig George Amos, Hall, Portland, I. Andenried & Co. Behr Wm Flint, Towers. Salem, do Behr Mary Ella Haley. Gloucester, do Sol= J B Vandusen. Foster, Portland, C C Van Horn. Schr Jae Satterthwaite, Long, Salem, Day. Iluddell & Co. Behr Warren Blake, Mcsservy, Boston, J E Barley & Co. Behr A J Fishers. Bragg. Newbursrport,_l(night & Son. Solar J B Marshall. Marshall. Boston. Warren & Gregg. Behr Elizabeth Magee. Smith. Salem. .1 Rommel. Jr. Seta D H Merriman. Tracy. Indian River. captain. Correspondence of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin. READING. Sept 28.186 Tho followinit boats from the Union Canal passed Into the Beh,ylkill Lanai. bound to Philadelphia. laden and consigned as follows: J M Rine. bark to Keene & Coates Grapo Shot. lumber to El NV Boyd; Wapessean. do to captain; Hull & Davis. do to Dodge & Co; Bore Tam. do •to H Crooke R Bridii ens. do to H P Lloyd .5 Ben; Afars , Elizabeth. y; do to It Wolverton; Fame, do to Patterson & Lippincott; Mary Eckhoff,do to-dc4-Bltmu-do-to D-Jones. _ MEMORANDA. Ship Thomas Harwood, Strickland, cleared at; Liverpool 16th Wet for this port. Steamer Oriental, Snow, cleared at Boston 26th inst. for New Orleana Steamer Sherman. Henry. from New Orleans 19th inst. at New York 27th inst. Steamer Massey, Smith.. cleared at New York 26th inst. for this port. • Steamer City Ot n aork (Br). Phillips. at Halifax 25th inst from New York, d called for Liverpool. Steamer George Cromwell,Vaill. from New Orleans 19th inst. et New York yesterdny. Steamer United States. liortort.at New Orleans 27th inst . from New York. - . • • Steamer Sotzereet, Childs, sailed from Liverpool 15th inet.-for Baltimore. Steamer Damascus, from Liverpool for Quebec, at Father Point yesterday. Steamer Helvetia, Cutting, sailed from Liverpool 16th inst. for Now York. _ . . Bark tinsel (NCH, Home ea, cleared at New York yes terday sor.Bremer4 via Philodelphla. Bark Royal Arch, Stanley. sailed from Santander 10th but for this port. Bark Diana. Michaelis. from Lundon for this port, sailed from Falmouth 14th inet. Bark (.; Ii Ain& AYt es, sailed from Dublin 15th instant, for this port. Brig Escort, Baker, hence at Trieste 9th but. Brig Five Brothers. Thurlow, hence at Cronstadt 9th instant. Behr Minnie. Hudson, cleared at Jacksonville 18th init. for this port, with yellow pine lumber. Behr Woodruff. Slave, Pharo, hence at N York 26th inst. 1 4 4 1 0 II :4 , " 1 mrlJ um-y il_l4l -A THOMAS S. DIXON & SONS. Late Andrena do Dixon. No. U 24 CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia; ‘IOA- Opposite United &sten Mint. Manntactnrer~ of PARLOR,_ • CHAEBER. OFFICE. - -- - And other GRATES, • For Anthracite. Bitaroinotia and Wood Fire; WARM-AirARNACES, For W Pnblin and Private Hoiminasa arms YENT/LATORS. AND CHIMNEY C COONING,RANGES, BATH-BOILERS. WHOLESALE and RETAIL. GAS FIXTIIRES• CI AS FT X.T RE S. —MISILEY. MERRILL a TEACISABA. Noi us Chestnut street. ruelalifacturerl of GOA PiXtllrea,'Lampx, dtc., arc,: would call the attention of tho public to their large and elegant azoortment of G 12.1 Chandeliers, Pendants. Brackets, Ac. They atm introduce gee pipes intoderellings and• public bnildinge, and attend to extending, alb:trim: and repairing gas pipes " Wait aarrnutexl. riANNED - .FRIIIT NPAGET.AIILL% aryl-1,000 CABEfI NU' fresh Canned Peaches; eases fresh Canned Pine Apples ; 200 eases fresh Pine Armles s glaes;.l.ooo caret Green Corn and Green Peas; 600 eases fresh Plains in cans; WO cases fresh Green Gages; 600 cases Cherries. in syrup; 540 caeca 3311Lekbelrleg. in syrup t SOO eases Straw. berries, in ByrnP ; 500 cases fresh Pears. in syrup ; 2,003 cases Canned Tomatoes ,_• 600 eases Oysters, Lobsters and Clams' 600 eases Roast Beef. Mutton. 'Veal; Sous% dr.e. sale by JOSEPH B. Bustaira do ()Q,. IA eolith Dela., ware avenue. THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1868. DOG —MB= Ma . 14 74 0 ire PELAN3I3CGI(I‘ FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY - or PHILEA.DELPHIA, Nos. 485 . and 457 Chestrnd and. Aiseta on January 2, 28. 0 6ei *12;008,7A° 9 00000 • •,.$ • • 000000 !Ing s 1111, 111 .......... •• ••• ••••• • .• • • eXIMAS uNiw o r sa awma, mows Pea us Losses Paid Slue 1829 Over $5; 600,000. PerPotosi and Temporary Potides on Mad Tenni ChM.l7 13aneRer. DIRROTO Tobias tuner. U/18.mm MS — Effer Samuel rant, rms. W. Leihr, N. D. Richards. Timnsui Spark; 11. RUMMER PI n3 ll l ga r ank Ptesi Ike 41; OW. PALER. Woe sident. OAS. W. BIoALLISTER. Secret ary_ CommitoPre ro tam. Except at Lexington. Rentoekr.th has 120 Areociee Wart or Pittsburg. is tali nimai - we= MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE OOIL. J-PPIWY._ Lexanorted hy tbs Ledelanne at fann7S. esnn O nen, --- ffice. B. M. corner MED and WALNUT Otreitik. Phuedelpbla. -_L lIARINN IN .d.NCIES On Varela, eerie and Fi ra to sAlmts of the wodl. ° S . SunAN On good' by river. canaL, and land carriage to on em et tbs Itank litz . iNSUELNCES On ronrelandbm nilerelly. On Store% Dwenumts. an - ' ASSETS OP TUB COMPANY. November 1.1887. 1200,000 United States Five Pee Omit. Loan. 1040. 8 . @aria° o Lamm United di ' ' 189 L 50.11/3 Baited Bta liKedia:Voi;i: L 3440 3 of Nato. 20 - 0.030 State of Pernutylviaii3liFißja 52 ' 552 4313 Loan.. . 210.070 CO 125,000 Ci.• of Loan (exempt from t ax) 115425 00 111030 State of Now Jersey Six Per Cent LOSE. ' . 1.000 00 MOM Pentwis;iiiia — iiiWo"mi 'Fiat Wit: gage Six Per Cent. Bonds.._ _WM CO 25,000 Peramivania Railroad BecondMort saseSix Per Cent. Bonds. . . 23075 07 25.000 mnPerungr u p ntaria Per Cent. (Peons. Rll. guaranteeL• . . 0.00 Mow state of Tenn es s ee dia. Loan WOO 00 7,000 State of Tennessee Six Per Celli. 16,000.800 s stock Germantown - 41; Company, Principal and interest aranteed by the City of Phila. delphla . 15.000 00 7.500 150 shares stock . Yeatusytinuits road Comoanv.. 7AOO CO 5.000 WO shares took Railroad Compar p traae ., sand 8.010 00 20.000 80 shares stock Southern Bail Steamship Co 15.000 00 201.000 Lolieans on Bond and Mortgage. fi[fatu on City Promiiiig mom 00 81.101.400 Par Cost. 5LC130.879 SC. Marked Wine 11X0.802 50 Real Estate . MOO 00 Bias Receivable for Insurances made. .. . ...... 212.18 6 Balances ea .. at A~cendes-Pre c m rue = d Interest. ri a n n e d P- de A ts due the C0mpany........... 43.334 88 Stock and Scrip o f rt caeca and other Companies, ma 00. Estimated va1ue... ... 8.017 00 Cash in Bank. _wa 10 ....----... =Ai 62 SUMACS k DIRECTORS: Thomas C. Hand, James O. Hand. John C. Davis, Samuel E. Stokes. Edmund A. Sender. Joseph H. Seal. Jiv=Trzeltr,wit, Tbecyb.Uns Paulding. Jacob P. James, Elogb Craig. James B. McFarland. Edward Darlington. Joanna P. Eyre. John R. Penrose. John D. Te... or .... H. Jones Brooke.. apencer 2d Henry Sloan, Henry C. Diliert.lr.. C w W iLin G. Leitcr. George W S Bernadon, • G. Bordfxn. John - B. Semple. Pittstozirgb. Edward Lafoureade. D. T. Morgan. Jacob Riegel , A. S. 11..... m. THOMAS G Viseent, JOHN C. DAVIS. President. MinLYLBUEN. Secretary. tif BALL. Assistant Secretary. del to Oen ThitiUßANalit COMPANY OF PHIL Incarparated in PAL Charter PerpetaaL Offire i r p o iT Bol2 L WAV oi street. Irumres mairat lose or damage by on Hanes,, Stores and other Buildings, limited or p and on Furniture. Goode. Wares and Mercluindhie in or country. LOBBEB PROMPTLY ADJITSTED AND PAID. Amts. . 711 Invested in the following liteerarities, vtc.7 --- Pint Mortgages on City Pro=well secured..sl96,67o 00 United Mates Government . . ...... 117,000 00 Philadelphia City 6 per cent. L0a1i5_ . ............. ..... 76.070 CO Pennsylvania est.oco,ooo 6 per cent. Loan.. .., 26.000 0 6 Pannivania .ihroad Baal. first and second Moftgages. . . . ef..000 00 Camden and Aial;c;i , ifaiiOilii"63 . 4;WEFl'd ia. Cent. Lona.. :i . lii li .ii;i;1000 CO rbii.dplphia a nd PldialiWiAdii;i 4 6 per Cent Loan... " ~ ' .. -.. .... . 6,000 Oa . Huntingdon and Bad Top 7 per Cent.. Mort gage Rends 4460 00 County Fire Insurance Company ' s •••. ; iii,o'at.' Low oo Mechanics' Bank Stock.. —..-.......... .. ..... 4,070 00 Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania Stock 10,000 00 Union Mutual Insurance Companrs Stock... .. MO 00 Reliance Insurance Company of Philadelphia's Stock.. 0.750 00 Cash in B ank :kid On l'iiiii: ......... 7.1:::::::..... 7,337 70 Worth at Par Worth this data at market Plises •• • •••• RS. Clem. Tingley. DLBECTO Thomas EL Moore, Wm. Hamer, . Samuel Costner. Samuel Biapham. James T. Young. H. L. Carson. lasso F. Baker. Wm. Stevenson. Christian J. Hoffman, Benj. W. Tingle!. Samuel B. Thomas` Edvirar __Biter.__ _ _ . TIXOLEAD C. Hus saw PTISLADKIXECLIL. December avittr. DieURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.—THE PENN. I' Sylvania Fire Insurance Company--Incorporated MO —Charter Perpetual—No. 110 Walnut street. opmdte Irs dependence Scorare. This Company. favorably !mown to the community for over forty year', continues to insureaV ni biss or dam.. age by Ore, on Public or Private Buil either perma nently or for a limited time. Also, on tare. of Goods and Merchandise generally, on liberal terms. Their Capital. together with a large Surplus Fund, Is In. vested in a most careful manner, which enables! them to offer to the insured an undoubted security in the ease of ion. DIRECTORS. Daniel Smith, Jr.„ John Devereux. Alexander l3enson„ Thomas Smith. = ii nazelhunit. - M e GVUItII Fell. Robins. _ _Daniel iladdocicr DADUEL 8., Jr., widen volysssar G. Caownr.r. Secretary. kler cansOb FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHI. ladelphia.-ofiloe. No. kg North Fifth street. near Market street. Incorporated by the Legislature of Permalivania. Char ter Perpetual Capital and Mae $166.000. Make In. =ranee Lou or Damage by Fire on Public or Pd. vate B Furniture, Stocks. Goode and Megohage Dee. on favorable• Urms allECT oll 3. Wm. McDaniel. Edward P. Moyer. Israel Peterson, Frededok Ladner. John F. Bekterling. AdamGlace. Nenry Trocinner. Henry Delany.' Jacob Schandeld. John Elliott, Frederick Dolk ChriatianD. Frick. 81111111 d ifilLer. George li4 Fort. WllEam D. Gardner. WILLIAM McDANIEL._ PrePresident.den ISRAEL PETER/30N, Vice•Preddent; Peru? N . Comutan. Secretary and Treauwer. TTNITE LADELPIIIAD FERENEEN'S 'INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHI. Ms Company takes risks at the lowest rates consistent with safety. and coußnes its business exclusively to FIRE INSURANCE IN THE CITY OF FEITIADEar OFFICE—No. 723 Arch street, Fourth National Bank Building. DDIEGTOSB: TJoh n homas J. Martin. Charltherta s /K es Smithing. Wm. Vrolin. Henry Buxom. James Mangan., ' James Wood, William Glenn. John Shalimos; James Jenner, i J. Horny Alexander T , Dckson. .Rniih Mulligan. Albert O.:Roberta Philip Fitzpatrick. CO B. ANDRESS, President. Wit. A. Holm,. Trees. WM. H. FAGZN. Sect'. pacExix INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHLA. INCORPORATED I&H—CHARTER PERPETUAL. No. 224 WALNUT street; oppoatte the Exchange. This Company insures from losses or damage by FIRE , on Liberal taw, On buildings. merchandise, flunittirg. Acc., for limited periods, and permanently on bindings bl deposit or premium. The Company has+ beau aitive operation for more than slily years, during which all Imam halm beta promptl3r adjusted and—paid. DIRECTORS. John 1., Hodge. David bL B. Mahony. Benjamin Edda& John T. Lewis. Thos. H. Powers. William S. Grant. A. B. biellemy, Robert W. Learning. Edmond Onc Wien. D. Clark Wharto4, Samuel Wilcox:. Lawrence Lewis, sir.. Louis C. Norris. JOHN WUCHERER.Presddeni. Eiurma. Wumx. Secretary. VANE IN3IIRANCE COMPANY. tip. NUT4OI CAST Street PHLLAI)ELPHIA. FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSI - VELY: DIRECTORS. , Francis N. Hack. nap S. Justice. Charles Richardson. John W. Ecermaa. R em y Lewis, Edward D. Woodruffi Robert Pearce. Jno. Hauler. Jr.. Oeo. A . went. Chas. Stokes, Robert H. Potter, Mordecai Baer): FRANUD3 B CR, Presiden__ CHAS. RICHARDSON. Vice rgeallaCZl: WITJJANII 463nglaSPa 15eCretarYa • VT 1114. FIBS • I NSVIELILII on comes - NM OW PHIL& DELPILIA. OPPl isz CEi r li,o, 8 SOUTH ETETB.MTRERT. SECOND • ASSETS $170,4300. Mutual system exclusively, combining economy with gaiety. • insum•Guildings, Household Goods, and tderchandiee gene:lllY. ' iosiza PROMPTLY ma i . ..._ , Caleb Clothier. • , ' • William P. Reeder. Bevjamin M aloud, . Joseph ChiPmn es, 'Tbdniaa Mather, lie Edward M. T. Ellwood Cluipman. , Wilson If„Jenkins., mmenn Matlack,_ Lukens We b ster. Aaron W. Gosh Protein T. AUdzecni, • CA ,8 CLO 'BIER, President. . _ BENJAMIN MALONE. Vice rreicident• Tnolue Minim Treasurer. ~. • , T. Eu.woOn thumilior. BeCretila.. ' . , Ilellin 8188 ASSOCIA ON OF PHILADEL P A flo M i n tMl4dirteset. . MO. °Mae. Ramiebogi Innultrino - and ltwoh alinah s =Z i nn Loss by Oro On the WY )1 • Statement of the Assets of the Amoriatlon Jananalst. 1064 published in compliant* with . the no. viaietnaf an Act of Assembly of Aprlllo,lBo. Bonds rind Mariano on Property tat the of Philadelynia a. ............ ... 0 Bround Rents 18,814 SO meal Estate. . .. ......... 61744 n EtCrllittlre tall %VG& Ofolifa . ' 4,400 00 U. B. adin }Wishner' Bonds - 4600 00 It4aL c.... ...... ...... vativa mows N mamma H. Hamilton. Samuel Sputm /4 Pear Al. Neyser. ' Charles P. Bower. John Carron. Jesse Li l= yaorst I. Ic r up),... _... Robert Bh . Peter Armbruster. w . m id.lLDiekinson. LIM'. coati x met BAMUEL BP. WM. T. BUTLER. Be MOE cl./UNTE FM INSURANCE COMPANT.-4)". A. dee, No. 110 South Fourth street, below Chestnut._ 'The Fire Immure Corn of the Could% of ;ins& delphme!fincorporsted by 1 Ma in ', tot Indemnity against or damsienra asehudveli. CHARTER PERSETUAL. _ _ The old end tellable instllxitlon.with ample capita land contingent ftnul airdnW bry_ _toted. continues to Mare bWleia furniture. Ainalle.A., settanaziently pertxmft, cm% wind tom ar damage drayat the rater anuestent with the absolute of Its ems Losses atUruittd andia t ial all poadbm deopateb, RS r Man J. Sutter. Andrew H. Miller. Henry Budd. m w N. EltjaJohn Horn, ar. .101 mph uer" Moore. me" I Rober r =sey, Jr... Mark CEUIII - 13 J. SUTTER, President. HENRY BUDD, Vice-President BZWJAII:121 F. Ilcmcnr.mr. Secretary and Treasurer. A MERICAN FIRE INSURANCECOMPANY. ENDO& „AS perated 1810 —Charter perpetual. No. 810 WALNUT street, above Third , Philadelphia. Raving a large paid . up street Stock and Surplus la vested In sound and available Securities. continue to to sure on dwellings, stores, furniture, merchandise, vessels port, and their cargoes. and other us arnmal onmertr. AU losses liberally sniff:oy adj roma Thomas R. Marta. und G. Datilh, John Welsh Charles W. Patinae?. Patrick Brady. Israel Morris, John T. Lewis. John P. Wetherlli. Witham. rata. TROPdAS R. MARIS. Presider& wysnm. Secnitam nay C. A NTENAtaTE INSURANCE COMPANY.—C RFEI XL TER PERPETUAL. Office. No. 811 WALNUT street. above Third. Philads. Will insure agabxet Lou or Damage by I?ire. on Build. Jugs, either pm - petuaßy or for a limited time. Household Furniture and Merchandise generally. Also. Marino Insuranoe on Vessels Cargoes and Freights. Inland Insurance to DSO of the Union Wm. Esher, Peter Massa. D. Luther. J. E. Baum. Lewis Andel:tried. Wm. F. Dean. John It Blakiston. Jelin Ketcham. Davis Pearson. John B. Hoyt WM. ESHER, President F. DEAN. Vice President. ta22-tu.th.sef IEON FENCING. The underslmed are prepared to receive orders for English Iron Fence of the beat quality, known as Cattle Hurdles, the moat durable and economical fence, that can be used. This fence is especially adapted for country seats or for the protection of lawns. It is in universal use in England in parks and pleasure grounds. 84.2L177 II 84..n.0es 9 g - T&GLEY. Predderat. 187. 181. tn th • 12 ist_i_u- , 1,01 MM=nMIZI T. LIMON. kI. YABNALL & THIMBLE, No. 438 South Delaware Avenue, ladelphia. MERRICK dr SONS, SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY. LIO WASHINGTON Avenue, Philadelphia. MANUFACTI=. STEAM E'NGINES—High end Low Pressure, Horizontal. Vertical. Beam. Oscillating, Blast and Cornish PurnP• SOMERS—Cylinder, Fine, Tubular. the. STEAM 'ld-E , ES—Nazrayth and Davy stres, and of a piens. CASTINGS—Loam, Dry and Green Band„ Brass, dm. ROOFS—Iron Frames. for covering with Slate or Iron. TA iI NRS—Of Caet or Wrought Iron, for refineries, water, A dm. GAS MACHINERY—Such as Retorta. Bench Castings, Holders and Frain Purifiers , Coke and Charcoal Bar. S ou G wAVa l iz tt es a Ve a Y—Such as Vacuum Pane and Pumps. Defecators,Bone Black Filters, Bumars„ Waah. era and Elevators; Bag Filters. Sugar end Bone Black Cars, &a. Bole manufacturer! of the following specialties: In Philadelphia and vicinity, of William Wright's Patent Variable Cutoff Steam Ilaene, In Permsigvania, er of Shaw 41; Justice's Patent Dead-Stroke theln Unlt=ies. of Weston'! Patent Self-centering and Self-balancing Centrifugal Sugar-dr aining M achine. Glaas BartoPs improvement on Aspinwall dc Woolsey% Centrifugal. BartoPe Patent Wrought-Iron Retort Lid. Stmhan's Drill Grinding Rest. Contractors for the design, erection, and fitting up of Se. fineries for working Sugar or Molaases. OPPER AND YELLOW METAL SHEATHING, G Brazier's Copper Nails, Bolts and Ingot Copper. con. gently on band and for Bab by HENRY WDISOR & CO., No. 8M South Wharves. NO. 1 GLENGARNOCK SCOTCH PIG IRON. FOR said in lots to mit purchasers, from store and to at'. lye. PETERWRIGHT As lnut SONS, 15,tft 116 Wa street PPAINTS.—WE OFFER TO rkth TRADE PURR 1. White Lead, Zinc White and Colored Paints of our own manufacture, of undoubted purity; in quantities to snit purchasers. ROBERT SHOEMAKER it CO., Dealers In Paints and Varnishes, N. E. corner Fourth and Race streets. no27.tf HUBARB ROOT, OF RECENT DITORTATION , ~ and very emierior quality White Gum Arabic, East India Castor 0 White and Mottled Caatile Bose , Olive OIL of various randa, For sale by ROBERT SHOE. M A 1 1. P R b CO, Druggists, Northeast corner of Fourth mid Race !treats. n 0274 vitt.l4olBTl3' BUNDRIEB.—ORADUATEB, MORTAR, .11 Pill Tiles. Combi Brushes, Mirrors, Tweezers,_Pnfl Bozos. Horn Scoops, Surgical instrumenteses, Hard end Soft Rubber Goods, Vial Cases, G and Metal bringers. die., all at "Fir' SNOWDEN" pcea. dr BROTHER, apls-tf 2:3 South Eighth strest. O)3ERT SHOEMAKER Az (2:).. WHOLESALE Druggieta, N. E. corner Fourth and Race etreetz, invite the attention ()tithe Trade to their large dock. of Fine Drugs and Chemicals. Essential Oil, Sponge', n 027 tt lIIISTIMOTIORs HORSEMANSHIP—AT THE PHILADEL PHIA BIDING SCHOOL, Fourth street, arms Vine, will be found every facility for acquirins a knowledge of this healthful and elegant accomplish merit. The School is pleasantly ventilated and warmed. the horses safe and well Method. An Afternoon Chug for Young Ladies. Saddle Horses trained in the bed manner. Saddle Hones, Horses and Vehicles to hire. Also, Carriages to Depots, Parties, Weddings, Silo ping, et. as tf THOMAS ORATOR dr SON NAVAL STORES. - V, ANALSTORES.-375 BARRELS ROBIN, 210 BAR ride Wilmington Tar, now. landing from steamer -pioneer" from Wilmington. N. C., and for sale by COCHRAN, RUSSELL & CO.. No. 29 North Front street. so2B-tf lilT' 11. ROSIN AWDRPTS. TURPENTINE.--50 Ude. 1111 Pitch; 910 bnle. Rosin; 125 bale. Sphi Turpen tine In Ante anclfor ento by COCIIRAN, RC - MELT. di cO., 251. Frout street. se2B tf TTAVAL STOREII-101 BARRELS SPIRITS TUR. .111 pentine ; 100 Boucle Soapmakere. Rosin; 100 Barrels hiortb Gad olina Tar: now landing from steamer Pioneer, and for Salo by EDWARD EI. ROWLEY, No. 16 bouth Wharves. sebtf pißrrs TURPENTINE-50 BARRELS SPIRITS TER rentine now landing and for sale by ED W. IL ROW LEV. No. ld South Wharves. au27•tt eativrior, SALES THE PRINCIPAL MONEY FSTABLISHMENT -13. F. corner or SIXTH and RACE street", Money advanced ou Merchandise generally—Watches, Jewelry, I iamones. Gold and Silver Plate, and on all articles of value, for any length of time agreed on. WATCHES - AND JEWELRY AT PRIVATE SALE. — Fine - Goldlionting - Case;Donbio - Bottomand Open Face - Foglia'. American and 13 'visa Patent Lover Watches; Fine Gold Hooting Caso and Open Face Lapin° Watches; Fine Gold Duplex and other Watches; Fine Silver Hunt. log Case and Open Face English, American and Swiss Patent Lever and Levine Watches; Doable Case English' Quartier and other Watches L Ladies' Fancy Watches; Diamond Breastpins; Finger Rings; Ear Rings; Studs; &c.; F.oe Gold Chains, „- tdedallions; Bracelets* Scarf Pins : Breastpins; Finger Binge ;Ptncli Cases and Jewelry generally. FOR SALE.—A largo and valuable Fireproof Cheat, suitable for a Jeweler; cost $650. Also. several Lots in South Vamden,Flllll and Chestnut streets. rr L. ASHBRIDGE &CO , AUCTIONEERS. No. US MARKET street. above Fifth. LARGE SALE OF BOOTS. SHOES, BROGANS AND HATS. ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. . septet:ober:lo: at it o'clock. we will saltily - catalogue. a largo line of lint-class city made Boots and Shoes; alfe, of Eastern manufacture. embracing Men's, Boys' and V out g' wear ialso.Women's,blisees' and Children's ShOer., tc which the attention of city cad country buyers Is iren early on the — mornhig of sale for inspeetion. DAVIS tic BARNEY, AUCTIONEERS. Late WALN U Tomas dr. Sow. Store No. 421 street. Roar Entree+ e on Library street. BY BARILITT dr, CO., ATJCTIONEERB. CASH AUCTION HOUSE, No. '230 M RKET street, corner of BANK street Coil' advanced on conaienunnatti wlthont extra chr.rge, ..... r . TON President • • WY. Vial PrOddol2t, AI I oworir MLLES THOMAS &SONS. AUCTONEERS. 11 • Nos. age 1 4 1 Smith Fourth street. SALES OF SToOkil, Minitel/Lb ESTATE. •Illf" Palle sake act th e Phils4eWldanscharuce EVERY fr Tg.pitte n tala o ' clo ck. 40*V itterweviDwia addition to which we publish. on tbe gator to each sale. cue thoussad catalogues. In path tet • gropaf iv entr. obskl e th . a tr i mrtyjoib ed e acglz •at Private Saie .' , Ur Oar, sides are also advertised in thel followins newspapers: Norm Argiuosar, Paaea, LIDO= LW/AL Drrirt.r.tossura, kr:arum, AOZ. EITZIKENG BIILLTMS, E W P F C T n 1 Vla ure 1 MI I G il= Z i 07 1' A l t maw THURSDAY. Wir" Odes atßesidences receive especial atteutiois. • • `INISCELLANYOUS AND CATHOLIC WORKS. School Books. Photograph Alhuan.dic . the Stock of a Booksi* oN AF TUESDAY • • Sept 29,, at 4 ecIock.TIIRNOON. Sale No. 1830 Wallace 'Street. HANDSOME, WALIeLT PARLOR,__DINING ROOM AND CHAMBER FURNITURE. ELEGANT BRUS SELS CARPETS. itc. ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. Rept. 80, at 10 o'clock. at No. 1530 Wallace street.lll catalogue, the entire Household Furniture, Including— Handsome Walnut Parlor Furniture, - covered with green plush, made to order by Allen: Dining Boom Furniture. elegant Sideboard. elegant Brussels Carpets, China, Glass and Plated Ware, two suits of handsome Walnut Chem. her Furniture, Bouquet and eentre Tables, marble tops; tine Hair actresses. Kitchen Ilk wile: itc; MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. Including the Library of the late T. Truxton Stiles. ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Sept. 20, at 4 o'clock. Ester sive Sale at Noe. UN and 141 South Fourth street. Hee DSOME FURNITURE PIANOS. MIRRORS. CHANDELIERS. HANDSOME VeLVET, BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS. Me. ON THURSDAY MORNING. Oct. 1, at; o'clock. at the auction rooms, by eatalogolk a large assortment of superior Household Furniture. comprising—Newsome Walnut Parlor, and Library Suits coveted in Broca:elk,. Reps and Hair Cloth; Oiled Walnut Chamber Snits, two elegant French Plate Pier Min ors 100x46 Inches; elegant French Plate Mantel Mirror, 68x48 inches •, four superior Rosewood Piano Fortes, made by Wilhelm Schuler, H. Vogt and others; Wardrobes, Bookcases, Sideboards, Extension Tables, Chins and Glassware. Beds and Bedding. Office Fur niture. Platform Scales and Weights. 600 lbs White Lead, 25 Bs ones and Gilt Chandeliers, Handsome Velvet. Brussels and other Carnets, dse. CHANDELIERS. 16 handsome bronze and gilt chandeliers, now and in perfect order. BILLIARD TABLE. At 8 o'clock precisely, annerfor billiard table, made to order by PimJan &Callender for private use. rosewood frame. marble bed. patent combination cnshisms.Blmoni cloth, 2 sets balls and cues. pins and ivory balls for pin pool, &c. Original cost $6OO. Bale peremptory. Sale No. 1311 North Flll9entti street HANDSOME FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD PIANO. MIRROR, BRUSSELS CARPETS. ac. ON FRIDAY MORNING._ Oct ° at 10 o'clock. at No 1811 North Fifteenth street. by, catalogue, the entire Household Furniture, corn prisins—Welnut Parlor. Dining ttoom and Sitting Room Furniture, two suite of Walnut Chamber Furniture. French Plate Pier Mirror. China and Glassware, fine flair Matresses and Bedding. fine Brussels and other Car. pets, Kitchen Furniture. Refrigerator, am. May be examined on the morning of sale at 8 o'clock. Executors` sale. No. 310 South Fifth street. SUPERIOR FURNITURE, MANTEL AND PIER BIM ROES. BRUSSELS CARPETS, BOOILVASE, ON TUESDAY MORNING. October 6, at 10 o'clock. at No. 210 Bout); Firth street, by catalogue, the entire Furniture, by order of Executors. including W al ant Parlor Furniture, Garnet Plush Covers; walnut diningroom and chamber Furniture. Hair Mat. tresses; fine China and Glassware. largo mantel Mirror ; two fine Pier Mirrors; Walnut Bookcase; Brocade and other Carpets ;Kitchen Furniture, dm. Executors , Sale—Estate of Wm. Gaut, deed. LEASE AND GOODWILL OF A VALUABLE BREW ERY, FIXTURES, STOCK OF ALE. POR FE% HORSES, MULES, WAGONS, TUBS, tInEKS. TOOLS, dm., dm. ON THURSDAY. October 22d. IE6B, at 11 o'clock noon. will be sold at public sale, on the premises. N. E. corner of of Market and Callowbill etreets, Philadelphia, by order of the Ex. centers of the late Wm. Gaul, E.q., decd , a lease and the goodwill of one of est and best established brew. cries in the United States : the capacity of which le from 60,000 to 60,000 barrel. per annum: together with the malt house of the capacity of moon bushels of grain; also. lease of a cellar for storage for eight years, all in complete order; the latest improvements having been put on within two years. 81 GCE. FIXTURES. CASES. HORSES, MULES, dro. Also, immediately after the sale of lease, wil be sold, at public sale, by catalogue. the entire valuable stock, comprising about 500 barrels ale; about 560 barrels porter: Leto empty hogeboada; 4,000 empty barrels; 4,000 half barrels; vats, of the capacity of 10,000 barrels; 5 homes 6 mules; wagons, harness, tools, imple ments, fixtures, &c. lar" This is one of the oldest and best Breweries in the United States, and is well wortnv the attention of I/a eons wishing to ergs ge in this business. The sale is made only on account of the necessity of winding up the estate of Wm. Gaul, decd. • The premises can be examined any time previous to. S sale, AR GA L UL, SIMOA N EI OE.BERT, GEORGE H. OBERLEUFFER, PETER L SNYDER, Executors. C=;_M3= ELEGANT RESIDENCE AND FURNITURE. OIL PAINTINGS. OBJECTS OF A etT, dn. N. W. corner Fortieth and Pine streets. Lot 100 by 175 feet. Inquire at th• auction roome. CD — At Private Bale. a VALUABLE STORE, Front street, netween Market and Chestnut. Inquire at the Auction State. MARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS. (Lately Saleemen for M Thomas &Sone). No. 639 CHESTNUT street rear entrance from Minor. Bale at No. 629 Chestnut etreet. HANDSOME WALNUT HOLMEHOLD FURNITURE, FRENCH-PLATE MIRRORS, SIX VERY a UPEILs. FIREPROOF SAFES, FINE VELVET AND BRUS SELS CARPETS. ate. ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. Sept, D 9. at 10 oar:), k,at the auction rooms, by cata logue, a very desirable assortment of Furniture. includin g —Liar,dscme Walnut Parlor Furniture, covered in fine Reps and Hair Cloth ; Lux Suite Handsome Walnut Chamber Furniture Wardrobes. Extension Dining Ca. hies. French Plate Mirrors, six superior Fireproof dates, made by Evans d: Watson. Lillie and others; tine Velvet, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, tdatresses, Feather Beds, China slid Glassware. Counters, Cooking and Cylinder Stoves Handsome Case Table Cutlery. Double Barrel Gans, &c., &c. Largo Sale No. 266 South Fourth atroet. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. FINE FRENCH MANTEL AM) PIER MIRRORS , FINE BRUSSELS CARPETS, MATAESSES, 4tcc. ON THURSDAY mpfainzo. Oct. 1. at 10 o'clock, at No. 3.66 South Fourth street, by catalogue, the entire Furniture of 30 rooms, Including— Parlor Furniture, !superior Walnut and Cottage Chamber Furniture, Dining Room Furniture, Ste French Plate Mantel and Pier Mirrors, Hanimmeiy Framed; Spring and Hair Matremes. largo quantity of Blankets, Com. fortablss, Stoves, Table and Bed Linen. China and Clew. ware, Kitchen Furniture, &c. May be aeon early on the morning of sale. SPECIAL SALE OF FTATIONERY, FANCY GOODs, ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, October 1. at 3 o'clock. at the auction rooms. by cata ague, a qnantip ll o c f a S t le6ti ll zra, F A rino . o . dic. Also, an invoice of Photograph Albums, of various sizes. Sale No. Ittls Calla wb 111 street SUPERIOR llOLitFiliii . ..ls4'Ult;sllT - URE:FINP, BRCS _ SELS CARPENS, ON FRIDAY MORNING October 0. at 10 o'clock. at No. 1028 Callowhill street, Ihe surplus Furniture—Walnut Parlor Furniture, Cham ber and Dining-room Furniture, fine Brussels Carpets, China. Kitchen Utensils. &c. May be seen on the morning of sale at 8 o'clock, Sale No. 529 Cbestnut etreet. LARGE deLE FINE' Oil. PAtNTINGS. ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS October a and 8. At 736 o'clock, at the auction rooms. (second-at ,,,, v s‘les room,) by catalogue, a Collection of Fine Oil Paintings. neatly framed. Open for exhioit ion two days previous to sale. Srtlo No. 1506 Summer street lIOUSEEELE FU NPCUHE. ROSEAry,tOE PIANO. CARPETS. &c. ON SATURDAY MORNING Oct. 3, at le o'clock, at No. 1606 Summer street, (between Race and Vine streets. above Fifteenth street.) Parlor and chamber Furniture, Rosewood Plano, made by Pennsylvania Manufacturing Co., Feather Beds, Car pets, KU shun Utensils, dm. May be seen early on the morning of sale. Sale at the Auction Rooms.. _ . _ EXTRA FINE TIGYLEI3ILVER PLATED WARE. ON bATURDAY MORNING. Oct. 3, at 11 o'clock. at the auction roome, by catalogue, a very desirable aseortment of fine riple Silver Plated Ware. including Tea Beta, Coffee and Tea Urne,Eporgnes, Ice water Pitchers. Tea Trays. Balser& Dinner and Breakfast Castors, Tureen& Vegetable Mabee, Table, Dcreert and Tea Spoons and Fork.. Ivory Handle Knilvee. Use Table Cutely, in CaP.M; Tea and Call Bells. Egg Bollere, Toast Racke, Cake Baskets. Berry Dishes, dm. Theee goods are from one of the beet manufacturers in thie city, and all of the newest patterns and latest de stens. May be Been early on morning of Bale. B. SCOTT, Jr.. AUCTIONEER. SCOTT'S ART GALLERY 1020 CiIEUTNUT etroet. Philadelphia. G. IL BEt IiTEL'S SECOND FALL SALE OF EXTRA QUALITY TRIPLE SILV2.II PLATED WARE will take place at Scott's Art Gallery. 1020 Chestnut street. ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. Sept. 30, at 10 o'clock, comprising a full and general as sortment, all M anuf aet ured expressly for his beet city re tail trade, and warranted as reproicuted, or no sale, SPECIAL SALE OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. ON WEDNESDAY. SEPT. SO, Atons - o'cloek,"atilsOtt's - = - rtilalleTyr, - Na -- W 2o43 heetnut . street. will be sold, t; (thout reaerve, a full and general assortment of Book., Stationery, dtc., the Property of person declining the hoaxes!. ANNUAL FALL SALE OF AMERICAN PICTURES, (Belonging to the American Art Gallery, New York, established for the encouragement r f Artists.) will take niece at Scatt's Art Gallery. lON Chestnut street. ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVEN INGS, SEPT. , zo Oct 1 and 2, at 734 o'clock. The catalogue embraces American Land•ea:'oe. River and Mountain Scenery, Crystal.. Medallions. &c, all mounted in line gold leaf trainee. Sale without reserve. CI.ABK di EVANS, AUCTION 63 EE RS, 0 CHESTNUT street. Will sell THIS DAY, MORNING and EVENING, A large invoice of Biankete, Bed Spreads, Dry Goods, Clothe. Caesimeres, Hosiery. Stationery , Table and Pocket Cutlery. Notions die. City.und cou ate y merchants will find bargains. Terzases oh. Goods packed free of charge. ' eel) tfs C D. MoCLEES - AUCTIONEERS, No. 506 MARKET street. LARGE FALL SALE OF 1600 CASES BOOTS, SHOES' BROGANS, ' .ON THURSDAY MOR.NIN(L, October 1. commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell by catalogue, for casb, a primo and desirable as=sortment of bleu's, Boys' and Youths' Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Hakim. rb. c. Al 2 O. 9 . largo tine of Ladies'. Blieloa , and Children's ear. AVOTIOVI /9 ALEII.I TAMES A. IfESSMAN.. AllCTUffni • es . IP 41 111 Zr EXTENSIVE RALE di VAL A EMI • "/ SIEPTEMSER 9t 1.11 80 . • This Bile . en WEDNESDAY. at reetoelt. NOM at all . Exchange. will includesAollowind-- .; . lOW iharee Monitor Oil Co. 1000 sharea Nortnareaternoll Oa. • . •• ; ' 1000 Om" iterate Farm Oil Co . . - - • • , Adtel6latratrira • ON . WEDNESDAY,SETT. 110. At 12 o'clock noon, at the Exchange_ • slooe V, it. Ile, 1881. . • , , ~ , $5900 Philadelphia City 6s, old: • * ' " - $2400 Pldladlphia and Reading Railroad der eXteludedi . . 60 Bharat Tuckahcxt an te d Mount Pleasant Plink Road Co. • 6 shares Sommerset and Johns own Plank Road Company, , SALE BY ORDER OP ASSIGNEE IN BANKRUPTCY. By order of Asdgnee in Bankruptcy. the 1.16 part of $15,109.09 parable on the death of the grandparents of Use bs nkrug. both of whom now are living and well, ind to. '• aide in emmesdorf, Kingdom of Bavaria. • • , - BROAD SIT —A valuable square of ground, bounded Ulf '• Broad. eifteentlf. Venezia° ate. and EtlO avenue will be sold In 5 lets. each 100 fftt front on Broad at by 395% feet drep to 16th st. ..11reeutore Sail—Estate o f Jame* Dun- das,.deed. Al. 15T11 BT.—A tele:aged. r lot at the R. W. terriers[ Brio avenue. 245-X feet on 16th et. and 205 feet on Erie ay. Exectrforai Sale - -Same Estate. 15711 ST. ,AND ERIE AV.—A lot at the N. W. corner, 86 , 436 feet on nth et. and 2% feet on Erie rt. Executors` Yale_ Same Estate.. Plan at. the store. Fa' The tots havers lame deDelft of Aria dal , . _ 161 ACEES . NTH WARD—A valuable tract of land In. tersected north and Routh by 84th, 85th and 86th atreetiy flontherland ay., and east and west by Mifflin. alexia. Snyder, Jackson, Wolf. Ritner and ,Porter eta and ea. tending to the river lichuylkillhaving a front o the rivet over a mile. It will be sold in 9 tracts, accordi gto a re. cent survey. Plan and fall description may be ad at the , Auction !store. Executers , Sate. ,Dante Estate. BAC/AE.2. GERMAN fOWN—A desirable b ding i., fronting on Armat street and Chelton avant 200 feet. and 696 feel deep from one to the other, 3j each n the lot , are sand and stone. Clear of encumbrance. .. , ALLEGLIANY AV.-3 lots of ground front{ era Al- , lethally avenue. Bath and Myrtle. Brabant and merits streets. each IES by 803. 2blistees Peremptory ate. ALLEGMAN Y AV.—A lot extending from Americus street to Delaware avenue, 271 feet on Alreghany avenue, 807 feet on America street, and on Delaware avenue led feet. ' Truste,es , Peremptory Sate. MADISON. COURT—Tbreestc,ry brick house in resent 637 Mary street, 6th Ward. lot 11 by 27,151 feet , alibied td $2l 23 ground rent. Executor's Sate. .. FARM—A valuable farm of 59 acres and imprents, ' - on the Byberry turnpike, opposite the Red Lio road. 23& Ward ; it is l'i miles from Cornwell station, on the Tren ton Railroad. Ifb miles from Andalusia wharf. on the. • • Delaware river. $4,100 may remain. ALLEGIIANY AV.-2 lots S. side of Allegheny av: west Of Bath at, 20 and 60 feet front 'by 119 feet dam- Truate.a , Peremptort / rta l4 - • SAXON St.-6 tote w, of Bat h street. each 16 by 62 feet. 2'rustece. Peremptory Sale. Plan at the store. , LEHIGH AV.-3 lots at the corner of Walker atreet,2slfS. ward, each 13 by 67 feet deep. _ . _ WALKER ST.-5 lots at the corner of Reading av„eaclx. 14by 40 feet Plan at tho store. No. 1029 MELON 13T.—A, three-story _brick building. . • suitable for a factory, lot lo by 87 feet. Will rent for $9OO. Clear,of incumsrance. No 735 S. 9T.11.—A fourstory brick dwelling, at the corner of Fitzwater st : lot 18 by 76 feet. Etas the modern conveniences and is in perfect order. Immediate pos session. . . Or CATALOGUES NOW READY ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF OFFICE FURNITURE, PROOF BASE, MALT WAGON, &O. ON FRIDAY MORNING, October S. trill be Bold at the A,ction Store. No. 48i Walnut street, by order of Assignee in Bankruptcy, tlisi Office, Desks, Tallies. Railings, &c. FIREPROOF—AIso. a Farrell & Herring safe, MALT WAGON—AIso, a Malt Wagon and set of har ness. AT PRIVATE SALE. A VALUABLE TRACT OF 20 ACRES OF LAND. With Mansion House,- Rising BIM Lane, intersected 67 Eighth. Ninth, Tenth and Lleventh, Ontario and TiOfpli etreots, within 200 Met or the Old York Road. VaittaM deposit of Brick Clay. Terms easy. A valuable business property No. 819 Arch street. BORLINGTON.—A Handsome Mansion. on Main ,t lot 56 by 700 feet. DURBOROW & CO., AUCTIONEERS. BNos. 232 and 234 MARKET street, corner Bankst. Successors to John B. Myers & Co LARGE SALE OF EUROPEAN AND;DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. ON THURSDAY MORNING, Oct. 1, at 10 o'clock. on four months' credit. DOMESTICS. Bales bleached and brown Mullins and Drills. do. White ano Scarlet all wool and Domet Flannels; do. all wool White. Blue and Gray Blankets. Cases Canton, Shaker and Fancy Shirting Flannels. do. Manchester and Doinestic Ginghams and Plaids; do. Bob Bois, Silesia& Corset Jeans. Cambria@ do. Indigo Blue 'Pickings. Checks, /Wines. Denims. . do. Wigan, Miners% Checks, Jaconets, , do. Sati MER net s.CHA CloakinNT g TAILORS' GOODS. eeds, y&Hemel& Pieces French and English Black and Blue Cloths, in cluding some very high cost imported good& for the best tailoring trade. do. Velour. Rating, Chinchillas. Astrachan& do. I. ranch Tricots. Doeskins, Fancy Cassimeres. do. Esquim eta. Castor and Moscbw Beavers Pilots. do. Black and Colored Italians Satin do Chine. 's eating& LINENS. WHITE GOODS, &e. Full lines Irish Shifting 'intros, 'lunges' Shootings. Full lines Bleached and Brown Damasks, Table Cloths. did &c. Full lines liluck Towels, Raid& Diaper. Canvas, Crash. Full lines Cambric& Jaconets, Shirt Fronts. Nainsooks. DRESS GOODS. SILKS AND SHAWLS. Pieces Plain and Printed Paris Merinos and Delaines. do. Sills Chain Epiogltnes, Pontine& Empress Cloth. do. Black and Colored Alpacas, Coburg', Idohairs and Reps. do. Persians, Wool Plaids. Poplin Alpacaa do. Taffetas. Ponit de Soles, Oros ea Rnino, &c. Pioche, Stella and Wool Plaid Shawlkidands. —ALSO— A very large lot of Bleached and Brown PRINT CLOTHS, Damaed at the late fire. 6,000 DOZEN HOSIERY AND GLOVES. Full lines woolen's white brown, black, dal., blue an& Preach mixed plain and fleecy lined Cotton Hose. Fell lines men's white, brown, gray and blue mixed. Hail Hose. Full lb. ea misses', boys' and children's plain. and fent? Half and Three-quarter Hose. Pull lines men's, women's boys'. misses' and children's Berlin, Cloth, Lisle, Silk and Cotton Gloves and Gaunt. Also, Balmoral and Hoop Skirts, Traveling Under Shirts and Drawers. Sewing Silk , Patent Thread, 'Lies and Scarfs. Umbrellas. &c. LARGE SALE CF CARPETINGS. INCLUDING RICE ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. 100 P/ELIAS FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. dre. ON FRIDAY MORNING. Oct. 2 at 11 o'clock. on four months' credit, about 90Q pieces of Ingrain, Venetian, List. Hemp, Cottage and EN Carpetinge. 100 pieces Oil Clothe. arc. CIRCULARIi LARGE SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE BALE OF PAIRS SHAWLS. • Messrs. IL LiENNEQUIN dr. CO. will sell through BUNTING, DURBOBOW do CO.. On four menthe' credit. On i!,10 ' , DAY. October stb, A FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN TRIBET AND MERINO SHAWLS, AND RICH PARIS BROGUE SHAWLS. Of their own well-known manufacture and exclusives designs They will offer et this sale for Ma first time all their new r atter= of this season. which are very rich and stylish. he sale will consist of A lull line of Plain Black and Merino Shawls. in Long and t quare, with wool fringes, .n ell their various ties from medium to finest grades Grand Foud and Open Centres Square . and Long SliaWbfis Black and Scarlet Paris Broche Square and Long Shawls, in great va riety, of very choice designs and qualities. Paris Br oche Square and Long Oanhmere Sha*ls. A Galeria and bond Moyeu Square and Lops Shawls. O. mprleing a very choice and full line of new and deaf rablo ti.yles and gets lilies, including many of the richest goods imported. tom" Tile offering of Shawls is compoSed entirely of geode of +he manufacture of Messrs. U. bENNEQUIN 0.. and of designs exclusively their own, and will be found-unsurpassed in variety and style--by-suay-offering ever made at auction. H. LIENNEQUDI it CO. LARGE SALE OF FRENCH AND OTHFX EURO PEAN DRY GOODS. dm ON MOND tY MORNING, October 5, at 10 o'clock, on four months' credit. THOMAS BIRCH dc SON, AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 1110 CHESTNU4treet. Rear Entrance No. 1107 S VERYet HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF - DESCRIP TION RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT. Sales of Furniture at Dwellings attended to on the most reasonable terms ~ Sale N 0.1607 Summer street . .. _ . . ELEGANT. ROSEWOOD BOGS KIIULD FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE. LARGE MIRROR, C *RBSTS,&C. ON TBUESDAY MORNING. Oct. 1, at 10 o'clock, at No. 1607 Summer street, will be sole, the Furniture of a family deeming housekeeping. comprising Rosewood Piano Forte, made by Reichen— bachit Son; suit of Rosewood Parlor Fiareiture. Velvet. Brussels and Trip ain Carpets. French - Plate Mantel and Pier Mirrors, Walnut Chamber and sitting Room Rani tare. Beds and Matresses, Dining Room Furniture. China and Giasswitre, Mocking Bird and Cage, Kitchen Farni ttue, &c: The furniture can be examined at 8 o'clock on the more: lug of sale. Catalogues will be ready at the auction store on Wed.. needay. Sale at No. 1110 Chestnut street. SUPERIOR FURNITURE. ROSE MAD PIANO' FORTES, fdIRRORS, FINE CARPETS. FINE CHINA AND CUT GLASS, CURTAINS, FRAMED ENGSAV. JAGS. &c. ON FRIDAY MORNING. At 10 o'clock. at the Auction Store, No. 1110 Chestant street, a ill be sold— A large assortment of Superior Furniture, Including— Elegant "Wilton, Brussels and other Carpets. elegant . Parlor- Suits of Walnut.. covered with _Maroon . Numb._ l.lbrary .. Suits, - Walnut Brocutelle 'Window Curtains. French . Plate Pier Mirrors,. Extension_ Dining Tables, French China Dinner and_T424 : . Sete. Rich Cut talus Chin'. Va•es, Plated Wo•re,,,Wheelec and Wilson Sewing Machine, large Library cases. Spring and Bair Matresses. &c. PIANO t'uRTEd. . . One Rosewood Piano Forte, by Schomacker At Co. One do. do. H. Hordman. • One do. do. Dimon & Raver. Ono do. do. Wise di Brother. Balo at No. 1604 North Thirteenth street.. . . lIANDSOIdE FURNITURE, CARPETS, ROSEWOOD TIaNO,FORTC„_&o. -hi ON TUESDAY ORNING. October 6th. at 10 o'clock. at No 1604. Nortl Thirteenth street will be sold, the Furniture of, a family deolhoing housekeeping. isomer - him; Rosewood 'Piano Forte:. Brus sels, Ingrain and Venetian Carpets; Walnut 'Parlor Fur niture, covered with flair Cloth; Walnut. Chamber and Dining Room FurniturelMirrom China and Glans Ware; Bode, td stresses and Bedding; Kitchen Furniture, &c. Catalogues will be ready at the Attctioa Store on Monda2. The furniture can be examined early on the morning of sato. - - _ C.LWOLBEET. . N 0.13 South SUM at: LARGE BALE — T 6 CFFYAND COUNTRY TRADE ON FRIDAY hIORNING NEX.T. ' Oct. 2. at 10 o'clock. at No. It South Sixth fitted-- A largo saaortment of fluo. Imported White Granite Ware ;English China Chamber Seta Fawn , ' Goode' Waxe,land ever y . full amortmeut a t Trenton Ware. is lotalotuit City and Country Wracto, 110238 t ;•-•
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