Daily evening bulletin. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1856-1870, September 10, 1869, Image 2

NE'W PvitLitcATlONli,-,
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~• We receive an ' advauee ti l :Teiir. rm . '
.o... Stephen's new ifovel„ Icßithy- 0' 'hi' firs/.
Ler," published by Messrs. Petersort, a jit•yle
e. conform with their previous preseh entirof '
spirited American novelist's worliii., Itilby•
47froy's Strategy" is laid in Long.l4o,oimuf ton-' ,
a quick succession of incideneand street.
'variety of characters. We believe - It will have a
oneness equal to that, attained by “Fashion and
Famine,',—,illte..Cuoc,.of-9010;!.The „Gold
BMW and otheropulat. works of the author. -
,
_Seas46 l . yields,Osgobil'& Co., announce the'
';'suUlition of Thackeray'smisMlaneous writings.
llliftheir cheap and, pretty , issueof ,his novels; ;
• this firm have- we believe ;' especial' facilltiesibe
der tang out all the minor, uncared-for maga :
Ant and'rfirtC/i-contributions which Tlaiaeray
-,,Arrer took pains to bring into his fatnily, of
bit prini!,r. Of course 'we want every word
Thackeray 'ever* printed, , whether he would
have been inclined to show it - us or not: _Me
expect;then, greater fulness' from , tie Fields ;
Osgood .& Co. edition than from any, of the va
rious thackeray publiShers of the day. ,
Lippincott's beautiful , English stereotypes,
hoyiever, include, in their, twenty-tvio Volumes
if patter, all the fragments which, Thackeray
*VET _c?redlo acknovvledge ' or, which the ordi-
I standard" loving bibliophil ißts will desire.
Appleton's edition, sold here by Claxton,
• :. MVP. : • elfingerpresents-the--Yellow
5 0
1 rapers, Shabby-Genteel Story; ' etc.,in
yellow:fifty-cent ' pamphlets. These two
' ' ready, and the remaining ten will begin to
follow, , rather more briskly now, we suppose,
*ltlitte opening season.
.
• Dr. Dtniel G. Minton, the 'accomplished
tthor of ' "Indian Myths," presentaAtinself
•- now in'.4titid practical, elations with the great..
world : of :sufferera• and valetudinarians, by con-,
strricting for Iris patients'abil :others a, v,alyable
ittle "Guideil3oOk, of Florida and the Smith."'
nere,iii a little - handful of a vOlunie,embellished
a map of .St. John's giver, Fla.; the con-,
acientfOus, Doctor gives an;
account of . alMost
4.irery railWay-traiii, the Christian name of
Omosto:every . landlady, and the footing .per
:Week ..of -• almost every lodging-bill that
the - tourist will encounter in. his . . -Flo
rldiari excursion. The' book shoWs, ,
. fact;.the method of a large mind in its at.::
Jention to these necessary pettinesses, at the'
tirrielhrit thetone reveals a scholar, a
turalist and a thoughtful gentleman. It is gen-. -
. *rally well printell, though .we observe the
artist .. .Houdon `is ealled /Attain.; and 'Mrs.
Kemble Kernble—Mrors' of the
'.proof-reader which we hope the . demand for
futbre ;editions will give the opPortu.nity of cor-
Thii little work is practically and
.latefully a supplement to the same author's
tvisiotes.• • -in „the Floridian Peninsula." Pub.
bated by Geo. Maclean, 719 Sausom street.
COMIc LPETBIJSWIIONS.—Petersou &
• publish ," The American' Joe Miller," a • fifty
' cent pamphlet containing- fun in paragraphs,
and ilkistrations° coarsely"transferred: - from
Leech, - Crifikshanit, Phiz and Doyle, with an
(of course authentic) 'likeness of Joe . Miller
'himself, a caValler in lace and pemike,to be,gts
• with.- 7 --Appleton;& , Co. publish "Plicenixiana,
. 'or Sketches and Burlesques," at the same price;
it is a 'collecticiii of the remains of the late
° Lieut. John Derby.-=3lesais, Claxton, ilenisen
Ar.llatrelfingcr aie the Philadelphia publishers of
64 The COMIC Bbckstone," a much more elabo
rate affair, by the late Gilbert Abbott &Beckett,
of the Punch staff. with the most irresistible
etchings :by Cruikshank. The first of these
contains' the venerable -pleasantries usually
heard on the savidust ; the second, specimens
of the law, American, half-horse-half-alligator
grinning and mowing, that procured immense
applause among us when Paulding and Ken=
nedy were in their glory; as for the "Black
stone'
" we canbnly fancy the traditional brief
less barrister, in the darkest glooms of the inner
Temple, extracting one single ray of joy from
such ,a deliberate, calculated, anxious and
mechanical a travesty.. By the way, is it not
. .
nearly time for something new in the way of an
American_ jest-book ? The national humor has
assumed an original type, and has been foreed
into immense proportions by the Custom. Of
short -paragraph cohimns in the daily, papers. A
• brief crisp collection of the very: est of tliese
'would .foi in, a ; illiphraeni-COntmetor as irre 7
isistible 4016 .;sliarpeSt,., galvanic battery, and
------would have the useful-effect. of- turning--all
e -works such, as
. the, above into (lead, untrouble-
Ewe 'limber.. • • -
The coat Nine pisaster.
SCRANTON, Pa., Sept.• 9.-LAt a meeting of.
the Relief Committee at Avondale, .George,
Coray, of Scranton, was appointed to proceed
to New York to solicit subscriptions for thesuf
ferers. •
2.30 P. M. -Thomas- Carson, of Hampton
Mine; and George Morgan, of Nanticoke, ex
perienced and competent miners, with twenty
men,haVe 411h:wed every part of the workings,
and are satisfied that ;all the bodies have been',
recovered,hut outside parties say two men are
still missing. 108 bodies have now been taken
out. : . • : • '
The folk wing is a full list of the dead : -
WilliaM Allen • Reese Landry, •
Madisow.Allebach, Win. •Lewis,
John Bowen, Thornas.Lewellyn,
,
Wm. BoVen; . ThOmas Morris, - ,
Elijah Bryant, Joseph Morris,
John Burtch, W. 'l'. Morgan, : 1
John Burtch; Jr., Patrick McGurick,
/Patrick Burke;: - ' Samuel T. Morgan,' :
Peter Conlin, - • Joseph Murray,
John Clarki ; - Samnel R. Morgan, ,
Wm. Dick; • • . james Mallon,, .
4olin R. Davis, jacoblitslier,. ,
Thos. Davis, Henry' IslOrrie,
Win. DoWdle, r• IJohn Neaker,
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SPORT': . An' excellent sporting-book, wit :' Michael Daly, Wm:,Nois,
-
Edward Owen,
• ~. Wm. Davis, . • ,
minute instructions how to choose, load and . _ .
John Davis, ' Wm. Wm. Powell,
use a gun, followed by accounts of the princi
pal American game-birds of wood and ovater,is ! Lewis Davis •= Willie Phillips,:
Wm. Evans, ' let, ' Wm. Pcirfet, •
written by ,John,Buinstead,and published, with . .._
elegant ; wood-cute, by Fields, Osgood & :Co ; .; mr.. .,..
• 3itirray E. Edwards, James Phillips,
J. zvans, ' D. P.=Pryor,
Its title .i.S."Ou the wing."
•
' Tarter Bros., of this city, pubished in Jun'e:' 'Edward W. Edwards, Thomas:Phillips,
oft exhatistiVe work, of its kind, on "Game -,
WIM Evans, d 'John Potvell, • '
Fewls," - bY Dr. J. W. Cooper, & celebrated Wm. Evans, 3d, . jaMes, Powell, .
.
Bander of West Chester, Pa. It is an Octavo W. R. Evans, ISt, Thomas Roberts,
III:
of three,hundred pages; with brilliant chronto .:John D. Evans, W
its Of different kinds of game-ceeks and' : gym.
Edwards, David Reese, ,m. R. Evans, 2d, David S.
d S. Reese,
oxlibits; remarkable acquaintance With ' the' ;
ham, Griffith Roberts,
thin F
And: ro
,:
An
imostanisAievoushrancloorthe dunghill fluidly; - g •
Oa with &horrible 4'science." , . : " --- CaffitTS - Frear, .I - Olin Ruth,
.. . ; . • Hugh Giliny, Thomas Ryan, ,
The same iirm issue, hi the handsome form • Darius Guyter,_ Evans Reek., _
' --- iii - di•efinW.s - tliiift --- fitifilliratffins, a re. E van H ug h es . William Reese, '
~. tuanc_e by T; W. Streight, entitled 'Under Thothas Unites, Palmer Steele,
f: Lock arid 'Key." This tale has to do with the John Hughes, . Dennison Slocum,
*:. Koli-i-noor , diamond, Aurungzebe's favorite George Stackhouse,
jewel, which passed to file P - e English .at the ea Willie Hatton,
Thomas Hatton; Henry. Smith,:
tare of Lahore. -It will be interesting to the ' w i u r Harding, William Spyck,
reader of Wilkie Collins's "Moonstone," a story WM. D. Johns. ist, John Thomas, Ist,
iike wise turning upon the adventures Of a fa- John Harris, John Thomas, 2d,
ntis-gene ; --- .Mr. -- Streight - however, L never - read -- jornete - Hasklirsi --- - - - -- - - i -- Edward - Taylor,
" The Moonstone" until after liniehing his own Steitl4l6Vell, = :. David Thomas;
- . novel, and had sketched out his plan and writ- David Johnson, Wm. Williams, Ist,.
ten several chapters before the publication of : WM. Williams, 2d,
Thomas D. Jones,
- liir. Collins's production. "Under. Lock and . Edwin Jones, ' 'Wni;•T: Williams, Ist,
Key" is put by Messrs. Turner at $1 75, in- Wm.' T. Williams, 2d,
in' Daniel Jones,
cloth. 1 David Jones, ' ' Wm. N. Williams, '
. 1 Rowland Jones,' Morgan Watkins,
Appleton's-7..-imet«d-4.'itc.yetopeditt--for 1868 - - john•Jenkins,-.: • : Richard Wooley, •
~: contains the usual variety of well-digested ••Wlll. D. Johns,.2d,: David Wood,
news-matter for the year. Under the affairs of Thomas Jones, . Wm. IN ildriek,
..`,,,':;.' the different States of the Union is presented Peter Johnson, (James Williams.
.; 4 the complete restoration of all but three of ; .Wm. D. Jones,
them to the Federal Government. The Inter- i The above, 108 in number, were in the mine.
.'' nal Minns of the nation, including its revenue, Besides these,. Thomas Williams and David
:expenditure, debt and emTeney iluctuations,jts Jones were suffocated on Monday evening in
-•= rtgriculture, commerce; educational• and •chari- _ attempting to enter. „
?"., table improvements, are carefully detailed: : PLY:MOUTII, Pa., Sept. 9.—lt has from the
' foreign Atfairs,such as the Spanish Revolution, • lint been hoped that Mr. Evan Hughes, inside
• coin. 'international relations with England, the foreman, would have made some memoranda,
punishment of Abyssinia, and the history of which, being found, would give information as
the French Press-are carefully and even pictu- to the time life was prolong,,ed, and when hiS
resquely annotated. The Necrology of a year body was brought up his coat - was 'off, 'and his
- is. ,always sadly.. interesting, , , 'and -- that '.of - tools; time-booke, etc.;-lucre-missing..-- 'After wt '
160E1 included . the deaths of many was deemed -certain that no more bodies 're
. famous men at home and abroad. - The - mainetl in the mine, Mr. Benjamin - Iltighek
Literary Record of 1868 is' honorable general inside foreman of all the Delaware,
to American letters and Anglo-Sarton literature. Lackaivanna and Western Railroad Company's
With the great engineeiing feats of the period, mines, and, : brother of Evan Hughes, taking
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such as the Suez Canal and the: Pacific Rail, four men with him, went - down to search for
: . nritd, and ;the developments in - Astronomy; -- his ;brother's coat, hoping - to - find •in it - the
•.:.,;;` , Chemistry and Geographical Discovery, we memoranda so much desired. lie- found the
- ,••,-'' • nay say of 1808 that although no great military coat 500 or .000 yards from where Mr. Hughes'
- . year,. it Was one of solid politiol and intake- • body had been found, and outside of both bar=
-':' tual advance, and of the world, inns bloodless ricades., .It contained his compase and other
twelve months' - excursion around ' the ,sun, tools, and VW° tine-books, but, no memoranda,
ii. "i pur Si muore.", • •-. whatever, so that all hope of having a. reconlof
. .. . .
The Encyc/opetlio presents itshours usual - hand- the last of the 'dead is lost. - -.
• • ewe appearance, and is decorated with steel-: NedOubt all the bodies tire up,, as thorough
• = -. ;Plate Portraits of Schuyler Colfax - and Hod.' ' explorations of the mine reveal no., more, and
'• .: Mr. Gladstone; •No similar work of compila- 108 represents the total loss of life. . There are
:,•r , . tion,_of atlytbiog like the completeness, is pre:'
.`59 widows and 109 orplumsnitule by - thia - tlis
:. :- pared inArkr;ol l htlY . •
. 4getrit, J. K. tliraon l 20 • aster.: Numbers of the men had.. effildronliving
South SKth *f
~: • • ' eet. . ' in the Ad country, and the destitatitin is Brea.
Appletion4 t e.pnblish,among their hand and requires innnethate relief. The strike o •
some varielyNa ,study-books, one which is a three and a half 'Months lird kedrieeo all the
' • literary emiosity—Wilie Study of Languages," • families to the verge of starvation, and the men
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by l!dartel, 4 treatise written ID - r:tnli 7by 'a not being at work long enough to receive an
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penchiffian but in theFmostodiomatic and
fluenglisti.„ M. Ma '8 estay on laq,guage- ,
• • A...L.1f •
Tangs II oreign tonNua 49a,
#6ll I an))::loreiblit th asAls aducki s tatra'
tPress thelt* r • "rod tb4•eadltvi
a wasted Nt
i . , by an,ac , s -orSHie , ok
n 1 e
gtiages i t e
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' • RELionous.---Roman•'&. Co., publishers of
San Francisco, • whence Rev. Mr. Wadsworth
has beensweicomed for our midst again, issue
a small, volaine . of his striking, • eloquent and
iconvincing Californian Sermons. Sold by
- Smith, Elder &ON • - , •
-••••••:- - --The-FirSt'Series - of Beecher's -Sernions, ire-
ported rerbatilit from Plymouth Pulpit, and
handScinely issued, with portrait, by Ford &
...likeitistantaneotts. -photographs•-crio
' their,- wonderful .yiyacity :and.fidelity.. ; They
are the likenesses. of a stirring and • impressive , ,-
1. orator- •in his most.natural attitudes. EVery.:
one who appreciates Ileecher's orig,inality,piety.
and ferYor,•Abould %possess this .:reeerd of his.
..power, in itstransient, but (thanks toithe steno-`
, graphy of .Mr. Ellinwood,) net irOperishable
• manifestations. Sold by J. B. T,ippnclOtt
Co.
There are many phiusreaders tb every=
thing uttered: by Spurgeon, is, welcome as . : the
quails were to the Israelites after, their long in
-• sipid diet of manna. 'Eveniiig by-Evening 'is a
succession of:Readings; each a (age long, ~ each
idea. Spurgeon has introduced that • Modern
feature of joinntilisrn-4116 " rapid Iparagrapli
into theological Published , instruction. . i3Sr
Sheldon & : _Sold by liippiric,ott & Co.
The . 1 Presbyterian . Publication Committee, •
- .No. 133 , 1 -.Chestnut street,. issue - Hey. , S. W.' -
• Crittenden's 'series of Sermons on the Sacra
mentsi..With the're.comniendation Of Judge Al
and, 'ether, Philadelphians of standing;
' whom theY•laire 'edified in delivery,;,alSo,i"HPl- •
ward from, • Sin, .through. Grace, to Glory, by;
• Rev. B.:B. Hotchkin," a series of pious lessons
pretty well indicated by the title; also, "The Ten
'.nesseean in Persia and Koordistan,"•hy Re.V.
Dwight W. 4 .'Marsh, who spent • ten years as' a
Presbyteiian missionary in Mosul. 'ThiS'is„
work of
. authentic 'value and ..interest, 'Very..
graphically •
written, and particularly interesting.:
es embodying a history , of the oriental, life of,
Samuel Audley-.B.hea,•whose services M • the
cOOtry were uniptermitting and! •
zealous. It-zis-improved with inap.S illus
• .
We receive Zell's Encyclopedia; NO.' 48, to
the : word Buciiixon.A.m: it contains . several
portraits, all Sufficiently good except an early
small, infelicitous likeness of James Buchanan:
Mr. Colange;the editor, 'publishes a note of
reassurance to • subscribers who have been
afraid that the .work will be unduly prolonget4
or that it will be terminated in haste and with
carelessnesS. Mr. Colange assures them
that the execution will be kept up in the pre - -
sent deliberate and scientific manner to the
end, and that the few numbers which may be
necessary beyond the contemplated-250-will-be
-given without charge by the Publisher.
We also receive the Gardener's Monthly, an
.instructive: number for 'September: 23 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia. '
THE lAILY . EVENTI,III BTILLETINPIIILADELPIELIA,4II , IDAY, -- ;SEPTE t
,ftE11,46,- 1869.
s i lo
ityd,ther aviever a case that appealed.more
'Sfropg,l4tp ;charitable. TAlf.f_Attierale,)l47lc.
,bleen'oili . till day. 0 ,
,-..1 , 4,.,574 , 4_0_,11., .Pa.) Sept. .o. , gi b ...q c Aft:s6
;.ziatect:AvYghnnease to reguest4c iNeighbor-
-trod li ihat*ay wish to relieve, tbA ,'. :;, -
~ ows and : ,
orpytuasakA...vondale, to iminediiit9l., : spell :
nteadnitii ' Si, they may thiqW,b6:l6,ci)ll6ct
funds • foy_that object, and foil • .;same as
soon as possible to W. S. Wi1564 4 4 , iik Na
tional Bank 'of Plymouth;; Colonel H. B.
Wright, 'iir"Thiiniaa"P:lrtiiit;'Willieibarre ;
Theodore Spring, National Bank,of,Bittston ;
W. W. Winton, National Bank - o'f 'Scranton ;
George Wray, Scranton, or George .11 . . Stuart,
Philadelphia. , One liundrcdpipliana and sixty
Widows• need aid,. , -s., k' _' f
1 \ T. P. Hu - wr; Secretary.
THE RAWLI T NS OBSEQIIIIES-411044VR-
The following. was the sermon of. Rev. Mr.
WilsOn ' 'delivered attire' funeral ceremonies of
Secretaryßawlins;'Vesterday. The test was r
"The righteous perish,, and nO man layeth it,
'to heart; the Mercifol Mail is taken away from
arnongthe children of Men."' ,
Such wasthe Melancholy ,declaration of an
ancient prophet in the evil times in which he
lived. But I thank God the, times in which we
live are better, and that no truly great or good
man can die in this wide-eXtendedcountry of
' ont_proforind eri Irekiion's 6f re_ t.
+lf wisdom,_ t seience, or 'the. tender oif ces o
friendship could have stayed' the hand of Death,
and prevented this crushing bloiv from falling
upon the bereaved • and afflicted family,
they would not •be ''here °:';to-da y we-Avould not be called upon to grieve for John
A.; Rawlins, late Secretary of War 'of these
United States. truly, God called him,and he
'must obey. Thank. God, he was not unpre
pared for this call. Onlast Sabbath afternoon,
about o'Clock, I was called to his bedside and
found him in a dying condition: I conversed'
:with him as to the interest of his precious soul,
mad as :I addressed him I said, "Lean upon our
Lord and Saviour jespi. Christ." He assured
me that he had been - earli instructed , in re
ligion among the. Methodist people, and: that,
he had .not lost his early impressions. He
,requested to be baptized. I said, "Mr.
Secretary, • I will not Put the '.:usual_
questions used at baptism, on account', of your
weak condition, but, will embody them all i
one. "Do you believe in God, the Father A
mighty, maker of heaven and earth, and '
`Jesus Christ,—His only-begotten- Son,-our -Sar
viour ?" With singular emphasis he said, "I
do:" I then baptized him in the name of th
Father and of the Son and of the Holy Giros
We knelt in prayer and he seemed to he very
near to God. -1 left him very calm,• and up°,
my return, about six o'clock, I said, "General
at my former visit, I omitted to administer
the Sacrament of our Lord's Supper
I will now do so, as it wil
strengthen your faith." After some farther
remarks Gen. Howard's name was mentioned
and the Secretary requested that, he be sent for
-to commune with ; us.- As he could-not be
found in time, we communed together, an
that cornmirnion I shall never, never forget
We seemed to be on the confines, of heaven
and truly feeding on Christ. On the following
morning I saw that, he was sinking rapidly,
and I said to him, "My dear friend, trust
Jesus is With,, you." He, whispered, "Yes.'
After some conversation we again 'melt in
prayer. He seemed to be panting for breat,
but united fervently in the supplication. I
took his hand and said, "Dear brother, fear
not; God will take care of you and'yours.
He pressed my hand,fervently, and I then too
leave of him to meet no more on earth, but I
trust to meet him in the skies. I have been
thus minute in giving our conversations,becau •
I thought the simple recital of them would ha
press the heart of these great men around •
more than any.eulogy, of mine. Had I the
time or ability to speak of Secretary Rawlins
as he deserves, I would gladly do so. H
was a noble man, and his habits, d*
position •and feelings were such as
must, command our admiration. Is it at 1
surprising that from the President of the United
States to the 'drummer -boy in the army, all
men to-day rise up to honor his name? He
had sounded to its• utmost: depths that word
"fidelity," and it is utterly impossible for me to
go to excess in eulogizing, the moral qualities
of thia man. Few men ca 4 bear the test of
long and intimate association';; but our friend
here was= one Of _that' few. , He was, a con
queror of hearts. He commanded the respect
of his fellow-merlin:every sphere of life.
"There is a °aim for ' those who weep
A. rest for weary pilgrims found ;
And while the mouldering ashes sleep,
Low in the ground.
"The sun is but a spark of fire
A transient meteor in the sky,
The soul, immortal as its sire,
Shall never. die."
He rests to-day, and I doubt not he is with
his Creator and - his
occasion to pass without some admonitory re
, olArlite,tiboo-,ATAII I IId.,--13§-7319117:-. - :
coming to us all when the concentrated wisdom
and, power of - OSAth cannot - StaythCliand
Death. Remember, that time must come to
each one of us. May we meet it with the calm
' ness, wisdom and triumphant hope that our
brother met it. I leave you, my friends, and
the widow,of our ,ileparted brother, to the con
solation of our faith in God. • I leave you to
the careotthat ,Ciear Jesus. May He give us
-111s-blessing r and-save us all.
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'l3lO 'CHESTNUT. STHEIET::..', I
Having just torleted the finest lot of Viiiialtrire ever
'produced in' tble c will receive 'orders for the same,
during the gienth o eptenlber , , .
AT PRIfiES, !TEAT. WILY OFFER INDIjCEMENTEI
The desig.ns are pew, . and elegant. The worlunansldn
and materiala are of thebighest. order.
—l-in-vitc4he attentiono fth suntictintirsibrnishing to
call and examine tthei Stook , of Furniture, and ,
themselves of thu Above facts.
. . ,
JOHN
ISIWERTEXAGFOITIMS, rkv.
WHITE PRESERVING'BRANDY
Pure Cider and White Wine Vinegar.
Green Ginger; Mustard Seed, Spices, dce.
All the requisites for Preserving and Pickling
' - Purposes.
•
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
DEALER IR FINE GROCERIES,
Corner Eleventh and 'Vine Streets.
WHITE BRANDY FOR PRESERVING.
—A cboied articlo just -received and for sale at
COUSTY'S- -East ,End—Grocery, No.l. YB _South .._second
'greet, below Chestnut street.. .
NEW GREEN , GINGER.-400 POUNDS
of. choice Green Gingei in ,store and for sale at
()GUSTY'S East End Grocery, No. 118 South Second
street. below Chestnut street. • , "" -- .
SOUPS.—TOMATO, U P S.—T /11 ./12 TO, EEA, MOCK
Turtle and dullien Soups of Boston ,Club Manufac•
tore one of the' finest articles* for pic-nice and sailing
parties. For sale at COUSTY'S East. End Grocery, No,
ils South Second street, below Gliestuut street. . .
N
KW MESS SHAD AND SPICED
Salmon, Tongues and Sounds, in prime order, just
received and for sale at COUSTY - S East' End Grocery
No. CS South Second street. beta* Cliestnutstreet.
- -
P ITRE SPICES, GROUND AND WHOLE
---Pure English Mustard . bv_•.the_pound "—Choice
White Wine and Crab Apple Vinegar for pickling in
store, and for salo COUSTI'S East End Grocery; No.
118 S-ath Second street. below Chestnut street.
MAULE, BROTHER & CO.,
2500 South St'reet.
1869. PA PAiT i gN PIKE:. S.
1869.
Ch SELECTION
MICHIGAN CORE PINE
FOR PATTERNS.
AHD
1869.911 MA" "
HEML
va".1869.
• LARGE STOCK.
1869FLAWitt FLOORING. 1869
* CAROLINA FLOORN4 . 6
VIRGINIA FLOORING.
DELAWARE FLOORING'
ASH FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING.
1869."M1DD1 ff:E7PoliiT. '1869.
• RAM PLANK.
BAIL P ANN.
1869„WALNITI . PaleD 8 ANDIB69
WALNUT BOARDS AND PLANK, •,
• • • 'WALNUT BOARDS.
WALNUT PLANK.
•
• •• ,' ABSONTED • .
_ NOR
~,
UALITNET MAKERS,
,
, . , - • • , BUILDERS, &O.
UNDERTAKERS' 1869
1869 - IIIIDERTISCEBNPiIIMBER,
WALNUT
1869 SEASONED POPLAR. 1869
. SEASONE A UDERRY. _ .
WHITE OAK PIM AND BOARDS.
11.869; C A ROLINA, SCANTLING.
. . NORWAY SCANTLING.. ' •
1869. CEDAR SHINGLES.'
CEDAR SHINGLES.
CYPRESS SHINGLES: ~ 1869.
. , LARGEOR SALE ASSORT
LOWMENT,
F,
1869. "rt.TEETLig4H . 1869.
LATII.
DLIILUGE BROTHER &
• • 2500 SOUTH BTRENT.
Lumber tinder Cover
ALWAYS DRY.
I ,—Walnot,_Whito _Yello_w Pine, Elpnice, Hemlock,
Ililllogletrottr.valwaya - mrhund'atiocrrateez---
-924 Richmond Street; Eighteenth Ward.
Kohn-IA,
THOMAS & POHL, LUMBER MER
chants, No. 1011 8. Fourth • street. At their yard
will beffound Walnut, Ash, Poplar, Cherry, Pine, Hem
lock, &c., &c., at reasonable prices. Give them a call.
MARTIN THOMAS,
ELIAS POHL.
mhl7,6lri"
Y ELLOW PINE LIIMBER.---ORDERB
-J. -lei-cargoes of-every description-Sawed-Lumber exe--
outed ht ehort none: .virility subject to inspection.
Ap , ly to EDW. 11. RO EL 16 South Wharves. fee
CAPE ISLANI), N. J.
'A first-class RESTAURANT. a la carte, will be
opened by ADOLPH PROSKAITER, of 222 S. THIRD
'Street, Philadelphia, on the 711 i of Juno, under the name
and title of TLIAISON TiORDE, at the corner of wesa
ixoToN and JACKSON Sta.; known as Hart's Cottage.
' grir Families will be supplied at the Cottage.
Lodging Rooms by Day or Week to Rent.
jeSO tf •
MERRICK Br. BONS,
' SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
WASHINGTON Avenue, Philadelphia,
MANUFACTURE
STEAM ENGINES-High and Low Pressurealorizon•
tal, Vertical, Beam, Oscillating; Blast and Cornish
Pun t ing '
BOIL Rb-Cy
linder',' Flue, Tubular, &c.
IMAM lIKMMERS-- . ..Nasmyth and Davy styles; and
ail sizes.
CASTINGS-Loam, Dry and 'Green Sand; Braes, dar.
ROOFS-Iron Frames, for covering with Slate or Iron.
TANKS- Of Cast or Wrought Iron,for relineriesovater,
. oil, &a.
GAS-MACHINERY-rSuch as .Rotorts,'Berich Dastings
Holders .and Frames, Purifiers, Cohe and (Marcos
Barrow , Valves, 'Governors, &a..
SUGAR MACHINERY-Such as. Vacuum Pane and
pumps, Defecators,, Bone Black Filters, Burners,
AvasEers and Elevators, Bag Filters, Sugar and Bone
BlacloCars,,&c. •
Bole nianufactareis 'of the following specialties: '
In Philadelphia and vicinity,of William Wright's Patent
' , Variable Cut-off Steam Engine. •
. In the United States, of Weston's Patent Self-center
ing and Self-balancing Centrifugal Stigar-drainingtla
chine.
Glass & Barton's improvement on A.spinwell (iWoOPey's
Centrifugal.
Bartol's Patent Wrought-Iron Retort Lid.
Strahari's.Drill Grinding jteNt. . ,
Contractors for the deeign,;o;oction and fitting up of Be.
finerie. far work ng Sugar.or Molasses. ,
CAMPBELL
CcoPPEL VgIALOW 117,TATA
Sheathing,Btazierse copper Nails; HMS and. Tigge4
Oop_ner, constantly_ on band and for sale by HENRY
wmfialt & 932 South -Wharves.,
DOD G ER S' • AND WO6TiNEEOLM'S
POCEET ENVIES,. PEARL and' STAG HAN
LES of beautiful ilnieh• RODGERS' and WADE Si
UTOMER.II,Iind. the CEI,EBRATEP Lppourarra.
RAZOR'. SoIsSODE IN ' OASES of the finest Quality-
Razors, Ikabies
INSTRUMENTSe Cry, ground and
pollehed. .EA,E. of the most approved
conetructiop toaselet tho hearing, at, I'. MADEIRA'S,
Ontler and Id &gin! Instrument maker, I/5 Tenth etroet,
below Chestnut. myl-ti
SUMMER RESORTS.'
CUTLERY.
S 0 i • . ..,,,, ,
'` . l 1 0 ,11tIJG1131( '' • *__v DE , I '' - ` ir .
--- VS
NO
7 •A 1 ,.. ; ;;c. 1). , v ,, - ,-..-
. G M k:N7 1N.D03 0 s,
...., 4 ,,,,,, No. 1415 i, c 11,,,, Strgli! t. 1
117$ '.4Y,
ARD CLARENCE'EM - 1• ': .311 L Print pal;
1. This School offers superama vantages to those pro
fit
paring tor business. Theitooo 'Who common English
ranches, including mattainnatie g very tborotuth and
complete. Special instructOrtri rench, Drasving, Pen
- 2. Those looking to College receive a moat thorough
preparatery training.
3. Special Features—An unsurpassed locality, large
and well ventilated rooms, a secluded play-ground, a
first-class Primary Department.
Next Session begins September 13. Circulars at 1226
Cheetnut street. au23:lmil
T
0 PRINCIPALS OF
A gentlannu of till xears' experience ,in tenehbot
*toles in engage cfnceen nillookAceePing emit - rennin-:
S
phi.p. lips nindeo specialti , ofi t beim trundles; iintr:. cloy
inrnielt tbe;bigbost referenced,. ddrOss- ~, •: : .. .
~' • 00 / 50 .' . . 1 .4 .11,g;7 en e VrAnkfin,inktitnie . .. `
:1101RIVATE TUITION', A ierAFrFAX, , p — A,VIN
-IL and 31dtheindtice prepardto;y to any coLlegqi given
by en experienced, inetrnctor,. 'Addrees, 6
.1). 8.". x. L.,"
'lt VLLY.TIN UPUdd.r. ' . 4 > 0 - - "''-- "' .- ' - -., '' 4 .144184 V, '
M 4 8 . 8
•A -T-4.
11ORDEN',3!SVHOOL FOR GIRLS
and Boys', NO.262dTind ' Street, - mill reopen Bev-,
tember -t • ; tt;, ,•• ; ' • . • , • •so ibet •
teelith Annual tlidesionll4o-70: ' "• " • •
The SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,; tor the general student'
of Mathematipa, Eztpertmental Science and • Natural ,
History, begins TULSDAY, September
The TECUNICAIPSCHPOLS for Andante of Civil
Mining ,
and Mechanical '.Engineering, - Analytical and
Industrial ,Chenaistry,• Metallurgy and Architecture,
'begins TUESDAY, EePtember 21. Apply at the College
Market a,,,,,t- r above , Serenteenth,
•, • • t ALERIID;Iit :KENNEDY, M.D.i '
Beet-t 1 45 - • rreisident of Fotulty, •
MARY M: TR
.W
UAN ILL RE-OPEN
her School, No. 142 North Seventh' etreet, , on the
Isth of,Ninth month (September). • se.3 lta"
-CITHARINE , M. 811IPLEY WILL RE
vv her School, No. 4 South .BLEBRIOK atioet,
on Secopd-aay 9th tuonth,( Suptomber) 13t h i
1869. , op link_
ICATETT,P_ENN SQUARE. SEMINARY
VV for Young Ladies, No. 5 South'Merrick street,
Onto Afro. M. S. Mitchell's). The Fall term of this
School will begin On WEDNESDAY, Septonilier 2M,
Mimi ACMESIRWIN , Principal. eo9 tarn,
MISS OLEVELAN. D . DESIRES TO
; notte° that she will open; olOMONDAY,Sep
tember 2t)th at 2023 De Lancet klace, , a school; for the
education of a limited narrater of young ladies.
Circulars May be had on application' at' 243 Soilh
Eighth Street; between the hours +AO and 2. see-tf§
-
:
IL, HOUSE
Select home Boarding School for Boil. Assieted by;
a graduate of Trinity.tiniversity,ra gentlemairof attain
ment and experience, and Sided by other teachersNßS.
CRAW F_ORD will be prepared to receive her pupils on
NVEDNESLI,iY, - 15th September. -
Ury can be reached 'by Sixth street ears and dummies
via r raukford. For terms and circulars apply to the
Proxcirm., Ury Tionse, Fox Chase^P. 0., Twenty-third
Ward, Phila. • • • sel lmo§.
UN iVERSITY ,O,F PENNSYLVANIA,`.
(Faculty of Arts-,
The firict term of the College year will open on WED
NESDAY, September 15th, at 10 o'clock, Applicants
for admission will apply for examination at half-past 10.
St udente maY pursno either the course of studies for the
DEGREE OF - BACHELOR OE.' ARTS or the course for
the DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, in which
the Ancient; Languages, are not studied, but additional
time is given to' the llathennities and the Modern Lan-.
amigos, ar they may pursue such separate studies as
they desire, anti-which the facility may approve.
Fees for either of the full courses, Minn-Jive, dollars a.
term, payable in advance,
au3l tseiS FRANCIS A.; JACKSON, Secretary.
ANA KAIGHN'S SCHOOL .FOR
Young Ladies, No. 28.19 Green otrpot, re-opens
9 me., 13, 181;9. auri•lor
ritEORGE R. BARKER, A. 3L, WILL RE
'fl open Ids 'Englial, and Clailical SObool, Price
street, Germantown, on Monday, September 6th',
1569. • anl9-Imi
WRENCH LANGUAGE.—PIWYESSOR J.
MAROTEAU has remove{ to No. Zal South Ninth
street: • - ttn26lm*
ISS M. Kt ASH BURNER WILL ILE
open her School WEDNESDAY. September 8,.
W 17
corner Fifteenth and Pine. • ardS
/PH - (MAE; BALDWIN'S ENGLISII,OL AS-
L eical and Mathematical School .for Dore, northeaet
comer of Broad and Arch streets, will re-open Septem
ber Bth. au2l,lm,
fiff P. IBBONS'S SCHOOL (NORTH
Itl., 'We oPOrange street, second gate below - Eighth)
It
opensh month 6th. , au23l9t*
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, S. W. CORNER
goad and Walnut ertreets. baiting Sua
tember 6tb - Lan.23-411
BE GINALD H. CHASE A. M c i '
HENRY W. SCOTT, A. IC ( Da
TFIFTEENTII ACADEMIC YEAR
J. of the Spring Garden Academy, N. E. corner Eighth
and Buttonwood streets, begins MONDAY, Sept fith.
Boys and Young Men prepared for business or college.
J. P. 81RC11,,A.31„,_
CRAB. A. 'WALTERS. Alf..
aualm§ Principals.
AS IBS CARR'S SELECT BOARDING
13r1. and Day School for Young Ladies. " " '"
EILDON SEMINARY, opposite the York Road Sta
tion, North Pennsylvania Railroad. seven miles from
Philadelphia, will reopen on WEDNESDAY, Sept. Dith.
Circulars obtained at the office •of Jay. Cooke & Co.,
Bankers, 11413. Third street or by addressing the Princi
pal, Shoeturikertown P. 0., Montgomery oo• 'Padua/ lm.
HE BEST PROVIDED SCHOOL RAF T
AMERICA.—TIIE KINNTIFIC AND CLASS'.
UAL INSTI P TUTE—a Sehonl;foriluya and Ynnait Uen
—Verner. , oplar und Seventeenth atreete; re.upens
'AlONDA.Y,SepteraberGth.. , J. ENNIS, A.M..
- Principal.
6EII 31 AN TOWN. SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES. Green street, south 'of Walnut
Lane, mill re,opeu September 8.• For circulars contain
ing full inlorination, apply toyrof. W. S. FOUTESOU,E,
A. M., PrinCipar. ang2itf§
i\XD.ELLUSIA COLLEGE. I
i
• 1 Re-Opena September lath; 1669. i
It.l3lAltY. AND ACADEMIC.; 'DEPAR'LIMENTS.
A Home Boarding School for BOA. ' •
Charges—s23o to 8300 per year.
-Addrees—atv. DR. Wx.rze. Andalusia, Pa. min Ira"
rIRIENDS I 8(.311.00148; COR.OF FQURTEE
and Preen streets (entrance on Fourth street), will
reopen on the And Second -day, in the. N •th month.
September a), 18139. • ,
These schools hate large and well-vent(' , rooms,
and are under the care of experienced teach .
For further Information apply at the sc . to
Sarah S. Long Principal of Grammar rp, .01;
Rebecca T. ••Ruckman, Principal •yl 'Secondary
School;
Abbie T. Lippincott, Principal of Primary School;
or to
SPencer - RobertsT42l - N7Stith - stree
Beulah A. Allen, 721 Green street
anl9-Im§
YIB_Ti.titiSULLMARECETELD'S SCHOOL 7,
— lird'Altr lidaStilifro - el, - 11arklit'Sqtyrir t :Uortymntown;
will open Wednesday, sent 16th ioe9: For farther in-
REFERENCY.II.—Itev. A.. P. Peabody, D. P., Harvard
University.. Ralph Waldo Emerson, ES Q., Concord,
Mass. , Oliver Wendell Holmes, 31: D., Boston. Samuel
B o wled, Esq., Springfield, Iltass. E. It. Hoar, Attorney-
General, Waehington. William' Dorsey, Germantown.
Rev. Silas Barringtiin , Germantown. anl9 Imo`
IVMYLS S LAIRD'S . SEMINARY FOR
oun: 323 Mirth 'Saimaa' street,
' 1.1 'SDAY , • : will
MISS. STOKES' SCHOOL 4BO7 MAIN
elreot, Gormantown, will rti-openMONDAY;Selp
tembee.l3th. • null lm
14ME. E. SERON WILL RE-OPEN ON
the lath of September, a Select'Prench and English
School fOr boys under 12, at her Residence, No. .14.36
South Penn Square. Terms—Per sessionof fire months
(including Latin) e4O. anti Imo
1t4153 BONNEY AND. - MISS DILLAY.E
.i.v.kwin reopen their boarding and day school (twen
tieth year), September 15, at 1616 Oheetnut street. Par
ticulars from circulars. auld to ootl
TISSE HE
S WILSON WILL RE-OPEN
A. their School for - Young Ladtes,6ooo Green street,
Germantown, September Nth, 1859. , ma° to solo*
THE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY,
80IITH BETHLEHEM, PA. '
Tenn oPene on September lat. For admission to the
0 asses or Special Schools. allthr to
COPPEE, LL.B.,
atal-Im§ President.
CLASSICAL L MATHEMATICAL AND
ENGLISH. *sunooL; at • M 2 Market 'etrebt, re- ,
opens Ideptember 9th. items large..
eel . . WAL 13, • 'OOOLT4Y, A. M."
CEN*AL INSTITIITEG' NORTHWEST
. cornerTeritlei and Spring garden'' stroke,' will re
open MONDAY, September 6th. Boys prepared for
College or.Dusiness. Itesidenco . of. Prittelpal,Plortll
Tenth et. M. G. MeGUIRML A., M, Prin.'
- a
— u243ot§' — J. - .W. - 81.10BMAKER,Nleo Pri;
MIS . S A.ARROW ~141:1;14.R8.'WELIp§,
IlL(Formerly of No.'l6o7Peplarstieet),
Will open their Boarding and Dar Schad for Girls, on
the first Monday, in October , at•No: 5254 cIERMAN
TO WN, avenue, Gerinahtown, ,
Untit October lt, direct to No. 744' ~ North NINO
TBENTII Street . '• aulo.3m§
THE MISSES CAPALAN'S BOAIRDINEk
lI
and bay School lot: Yount; , ttalea will re:ooii
September 13th, 1869. For Oireuntra,! addrese the Prin
cipals, llollneabura,'Twcany - thircl Ward., Philadelphia,
or they can be, obtained atiltr. TRl,Tigrinws.musio
Store. Cbeatnnt area. Ftdlada. , iv i v gm*
• _ • •
ST. JOSEPH'S 13OLLEGE, WILLING'S
to Alloy; resumes ;he dntieq of its claseeo on MONDAY,.
Septembnr 6t1?., "Terquij 4915 and el(' pop qqarter. , •
• au.9l-12t* ' • ' P.' J. BLENXINSOP: S:
rriE ARCH STREET INS 4
• Y0ung,14444114m4 ISO Arch, strcot, will re , oPen
1 , 11)AY1 114 aptember 20th. A pplr from 9t012 A, pt.
'4u94:1-2m§ 'MISS L. M. BROWN Prtficital,
RPRING,'6. 1)EIq
" YOUNG ' ADIES'
, • Reopened ,Septerdper )3.
' GILBERT',COMRS, A. 311,T.rincipal
, , •
, • OB and en Marshall dtreet.
• -
IBAROWS'S SUIOOL rug. BUYS,
A: in • tho'CITY INSTITTIT.E., Glioetnut ah
Eighteenth, will re , open IdOIWAI , Sept. 13. 'iku2 31T3
. .
Tr-, -k.....-i' fat JanA.4oo,B
. r; ,...,.
4. - .I, ' !,.. -
;41,1,AgicA - se N-e JO AND COMMERCIAL
; A If4. IEAP '.
1:" my. . ,
i; , ,:, , k's7.t, . r It, BOX Ii ift `YOUNG MEN.
i r
~„ ''''''A
.. ' 'Malt DINGS.
„.e. 41.4. Entrunctx, SoutlitENTll Street.
This Schoolpresenti4hefollchr Mg advantages
Fine venti lated classitircioMil. with ceilings thirty feet
in hotght, giving each pupil more than double the usual
breathing space. , .
-WhifklneellvedilelPfaYS,..rendering• accidents. itrago'."'"
ie
rabling and dism toting almost imPeseible. ' •
A corps of teachers every one of ,)vhom hair ; had y
, 0r t 4„, , , ~,
of experience in the •artAlli/Pilrgtg Itneviledgq' Oa a#..
Making study intereating. and, consequently, protitalif .
A mode of teaching and discipline calculated to make
school attracth.e; 3rintead of litirdObsOtno -to tho pupil--
an indispensable r7ultsltof or complete success..., ~ . . , ...
A p_pheationatecd ved akthe Anata.M.y frozu•MVA.; MT (,'
toe.P. M., daily. o and atter. AllJOtnaariti: , '•-•,, •,'", '," ••'
Catalogues. containing Pall particulars and the names
• -, of many of ottvleildinrcititenectuttrens of thelnadttp,, •-•:. ,•,..,,
tion, inay.he obtained...eV - Mr, A l it. Warburtcm's. 4.30, ,
~.,
~,
qeatnutistidetipyltddressiAso 0, PrippipalsasaboYe:/ , ',
‘ ~,". i. i, • e., -' 4 V . %•ii.,r , ..-LAMMIRBACu, ,, .-,., 1.. .
Lao Principal of the liorthweitt Public Grammar School.
nuti..lni ..
PRIVATE
QCIIOO.IO.N.E3LOVILL. , ,
Q.. will iimlnno of 'her 5C11;64
oti MONDAY,. nth. instant, ut , No. 1224 Chestnut
street:._ - - -
RASP ' it;EN N. J . INVAXV. - :: - 33EIVILN.ARelt:; , ,-,
6:l4tevens and Mies. Blary W. Stevens mill
open a school for young Indlen pudiclilldren., September,
15th, et No. 25 North Juniper street. three doors be
low Filbert street, end directly opposite East Penn
Square. se9 6rl
JF , tOA.V.D AND TIII
itE LLY: Jetsey, -
f(IHE'PHILADELPHIA - SCHOOL OP
D'oslgn , fot Womeni.Northwe4t Penn' , Kitipre; will
_ ..,.....- „... _
iiiii tSITsgES Rr BEG On Y WILL ICE
.I. open their Schaal fo r . Young ladles, No. 390 La.
cunt w i r ec.i, on MONDAY, ttpt. 13th. ,..
r-ti4,--Hotit. ,
110 F. F. A. VAN DER iIrfELEN'S EUItOI'EAII
8011.00 h OF ART,
At 1334 CIIESTNUT street, Philadelphia...
This Institution, modeled upon the most cele brated
Academies of Europe, will reopen September d, Ide).' Ito
Instructions are not limited to Artists exclusivelY,
but are also carefully adsptt4 to .the wants of teachers,
and all others who datirs proficiency in Art Ai an acCom
plislsent
Admission may be had at the beginning of any month.
Circulars on application, • au244u
$- - 0 itT - 11 if:FTS - T — lfiirii T tlite, Toil.
Young Ladies, will commence its Third Session
NDAY, September UM. DIV. Applications can be
mode at the School, No. 1339 Thompson street on (nal
after Sept. lat,_ between the hours ,f 1# and JT.
Principals-lliss E. (!, SNY DER,' Miss. A. ALBERT
SON, Bliss E. A. IVENS. su3l-llt 4
D ,
R,
GITILLEALET, FRENCH T EA CHER,
=7 South Ninth stre. , r. n 02.1 Ina.
H E CLASSICAL AND
T
School of 11. D. OREGOILY, A. M., NO: 1103 Mar- !
het street, Will reopen on ItIONDAY, Sept. 6. att2s-11n*
THE MISSES ~M.011DI:CAI WILL: RE.
-oe-their-Day-SchOol-forottna
NES ptember Zkl,nt 110.5 Spruce et. atr3l-lia"
G
Se „
AIIBS R-IrFiTTS WILL - I{E-t/PEN
her cchool. SEYTEMBEII. 13th, la rho tipper .
roomer of the school Building of the Church, •Ch tent
and Fifteenth streets. F,ntrance. upper the on •f;hwwt
nutstreet.h Applications received at 1121 plrard
au2Stocl • . , . ,
UT3I. FEWSMITH'S CLASSICAL AND
Itlatheninthical School:1001r' tlllestnht strest.
Pupils thoroughly /Med for. College or busine.A our.
stilts. ~
The' Fall flee el on will commence on MONDAY. Septem
ber lath. . . _ (au4rllie
Circular; given. or sent to address. on application: ~
FE3IA_ COLLEGE, _. _ .._ ..,.. . .
LE BORDENTOWN,
. N. J.—This Institution. no long and so favorably
nown; continuos to tarnish the best oarieettlonal sultan
tagee, in connection w th. a pleasant, Christian home,
Catalogues, with terms, rte.; furnished *on application;
College opens September 16th.
jylt-gm'j JOHN H. lILAKELEY. Preehlent.
__ .
P " W:3118H AND CLASSICAL
Academy,VB(estnut etreet. 01LV3.% fAS
TEN,l4lncipa 62
MPBS - JULIA O O DIsELL9W'S
School for Little Girls, MI Clinton street. will he
ripened September Ibth.. settrci.w,f-dt*
rillEG E
ARAY INSTITUTE, PEN 011
ljand English ;for young bullet. and misses boarding and
day pupils= and ifaSliprucest.. reropen
on bIONDAY. - September 'French la the language
ofthelarolly, and is constantly spoken in the Insulate
N D
ADABIA 'HEILVILLY. Principal. j 712 set w f
nllk3f3 ' • ANABLES' BOARDING 'AIND
JAL Day ...School, T'Abbotsford . I,olstlteatt
corner ouuroad awl, Pine stroe . o, will ro-ppen on WED,
NESDAT.soptembor I/S.X$4,
YIBS AERTBEN AND MISS STEVENS
will reopen their Bonding_ and :Day School for ,
ung Ladies, No. Vi TVIREIIOOIC.E.N street, Or
mantown. • • - en2o-tr
The. School year bedew Sopteniber 9th. •
MISTSI3I3I`FUM A:ND , MISS' WATSON
./31. will reopen their French and En t g o liqh Boarding
and Day School for Young badiea, 1499 CBS'? etreet,
on WEDNESDAY. , tleptember atr9to wl2to
GERMAj .
NTOWN - A.CADEbt Y.--ESTAB-
Uthed Clapnicel and Scientific
School for Bops. Boarding and day&mien be.
gine MONDAY, glept, 0.11, For Circulars. apply to
, C. Y. BlAib, A. Lt., riuttp.ti.
GEIMANTOWN, not wf nt
H A N,D ENGLISH,DAY-
X School. No, l7ll,Plne street.' 31iss BYILNES will
. resiime . duties on tient. fifth. For cireulars, apply at
Mrs. 11.1 i 3111a0ii, TAlo.ll..ftti'S Store,: Lt;
street. • . . Auif4-tv.f.mlot."
rouNti= - .SfENI3 - 43:1CD 7 BOTS ! - ENGLISH,
_IL Classical, (Ommercial and Selentific. Institute,.
VAS Mt. Vernon street. .Thia successful school enters its
fifth year. September 6th. Preparation for business or
College, - . PLlAiterar.7llQtY be .-urolled. PreparatOry de
prlti)ent for small boys. ' • '
Rev. JAS. G. STUN.% .1.
au26 lm: , .
GXkirricgivs • •
NATIONAL VONSENVATOIIY •
't ill be opened at the 8. E...corner of TENTH. and WAL
NUT Stri•rts.on the 4th of .ootober.. AppllcatiOns regis
tered on the premises and at BONEN 8 3lusic, Store,
int/ Chestnut street. Early application will secure
choice of tittles for instrnotiont No connection with any
other institution. ~ . - :geld Z.`
DROP ZERDARILYI, A COIII4TRY:'
.1 • Di Ali friend and pupil of -Lintz, will give. Lessons
bore this winter upon the Piano.' .
• Engagements can bo made for two weelin t at 2010 G reen
street. - • • eele•at"
812 ARCH STREET,
• SECOND STORY FRONT.
The Undersigned haying secured the above Central
in the rudiments. of. Singing, .4 ocalization, Glee Milli
-- .lllhartgstßingingi--IFtilivarticultirsittn few clayri...—
vate lessons as usual: . '
• A. R. TAYLOR,
1907 Filbert street.
MR. CIIARLES.II. JARVIS WILL RE-.
sumo the duties of his profession MONDAY, Sep
tember 13th, 1669. ' Residence : No. 131 North Nineteenth,
street, above Arch. ' set .71§
Y1(01PBSSOlt zerroßE; WILL.
restimeldslillifeng lessoturon the-16th
at No. 1006 Chestnut street, third-story, front roorn,from
Circulars can ho obtained in all music stores. set 12t'
'LLE.:MINA. DE BOYE, TEACHER
DI_ of Piano and Singing. Residence, No. Zad Tenth
street. above Spruce street. sea-f cu ty,l2tA,
INGINO LESSONS BY A. B. TAYLOR '
1271 Filbert otroet—September 6th, Homo 7 to> 16?
A. H., 2to 6 and 7toB P. M., from Sapt..let. au2B-12t*,
10PALL.AD SINGrINGe- , -MR. T. BISAOP .
4J-will resume bush:teas October tilt, .93 South Nino-.
teenth street. aualm*
Q,IG. P. RONDINRTAA, TEAL ER Or; •
AA77 Sint_ Private lesisone and classes. Residence
aeL , au2s-tf6-
-FFICJiI CHTPIF QUA.R.TERHASTER'„
1A TH1111) DISTRICT, DBPADTIII.EIiT OF Tina
' . • Puitainst,Patk; September Bth, 1869.
Sealed proposals,in duplicate with a copy of this adver
tisement attached to each are invited and will bo received.
at this until 12 o'clock ,111., SATURDAY, October
9, 1869, for aupplying the Qaartertnaster'S Department at
B •
altimore, Md.. and Ifort Mcllenry, Md., with the. 101-
lewing atnounts of merchantable hard wood, viz.: , •
Fort McHenry, Md ; • ' . . ~...800 cords
•
Baltimore, Md - t ' •'9O 0, 1
The wood for Fort McHenry to be delivered ou' the
wharf at the Fort,. corded ,for lospection r ene halt of the •
amount to be delivered r uniho completion 'Of the -con
tract, thabalance by November 19. - The weed for •
Baltimore, Md., to be delivered at such times and , in
such places the City 'of - Baltimorp, ‘ ,Mll., • ,
as the Acting Assistant Quartermaster May direct;.until • ,
the entire atnotuat is delivered.--Bidders will be required - •
to mike a deposit of money (on the day er,epanieg
' bide) with the undersigned, cerrjponding to amount, •i.
contract,, as a guarantee that the (or lie , as the case may
, 11 execute they (Or his) er, if accepted: MuneY
tO bereiuruedilf 'Ma to liet accepted , iNoLtid .. •
tortainedthat ortotmade tn accordance with the Over- , ;
flameout. Bidders Are -requested to, be. present at, hen,
Opening of the bide. , Proposals must benddressed to the , .
undersigned, and-endArsed •.'Proposalo for Wectd. , it • ~ •
D licatiou can 1311 made to ,the undersigned ipr •
lional particulars tattler's OuLY teettire.lßy or , ,„, •, ,
Brevet NajorLGonitrol Et1.1.1k4.1/10ALLS , , .
,Assistout QfiatormostertOonorul,ll. S.
Chief Quartermaster Deportment of tho East.
, - • ' HODGES.
Brel;_etLiont.-Colonel and Quartermaster lit S. A • . '
Chief Quartermaster Third District, f t
,Department , of
Bast. ' , , Se 9 1011 18 14'19 ,
Eei El
ERIE
GAB FIXTUREB.-MISKEY; gERIaLL
& THAOICAIIA,ItO.7I9'.Oheatnat atreetonatinfao,
turers of Gas Ifixturea s , l4amps,..te.; ko., would call the
attention of the.publie to thelr-largt+ and elegant assort,
reent of Gae Ckaudeliers, Pendants, Praekets, aro.. 'They
also introdlice gas' pipes into dwellings and nubile. build
lugs, and attend, to extending, altering and repairing gas
pipes. All work warranted..
tiUN_,
T. li,
ace-3t.'
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• - . W . , V. ,44A 1 DWOOD,
Principal
~.Uf3~~AL.
PROPOSALS.'
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- - TELEGRAPIILIC 411111131LARIG f
• Frei -POPP oinftwo -W eiii Ji . igne i
bi.tonr disturbances have taken plate
Madrid, but no lives were lost.
TnE Bond and Creswell wings , of the E
publieatiplitY:Ofibritrylantildiveit,eil.
r _l_„_
PREtODENT GRANT le ft Washington Japt i
,night,,tojoin his family at New Yoty... .t , -..f .
-'"- ' Vili itepubifei,iiithte Coiti4iitiisft 24 MIMI
sota has nominated Judge Austin for Gov -
mr• '-,- - - . k ~ ','- i 'il '
TnE organ and dillin of .ittbilee fame we e
ruined by the storm which destroyed the Co
scum „.‘ ~ ~. -.. I ~.f. 4 , :i.... ' '-• ' ~,'. i
AT THE Navy Department It is denied that
rtiTY -- 'ne WSP,biti*:,been, revgfed.4:34o;?4,llegeti
Mutiny on. the &bine. . . ... . - -a
-i z,TuE - Disanal- Bviantp , s ,onifire,sand ;g ; .y t
anifitint - 'Of "stanilhig flintier is -being= de-)
•
st rayed
, 4.1"1,.. li S e IN ,
LAW/A4NOWF.'OO4/o'llo/44 allaa. O. W. Mor
ton, was attested last night, in New York, for
an attempt, to sw,indle,Titliipy & Coe, of $170)1i0
yirottleitif
Common
`,
ts' ',! I 1.4 ' 4, _'j f
TkE'Cmon Council and Board of Alder
men of New York' yesterday tendered the
1,; illaril4d crew the , 11 q0ktalikieS; of the'.;citYgn
&heir return. , ~ .. ,
L -, 1 ..,.. , , ,,, ' , ,-• 2,,.„.i, (,-.,' ... „‘.., ' w hic h. .1. ~,„
" A ltrant,•srEnno; expeuttion ,,,tett
IVorcester-Alitsa4MatonditYnight; was driven
ashore by , the stoma and their leader tit as r‘p.
LORD WALTET: PARK and Lord Paget, on
,Tne.4 alay,?Vitlf. Generale' Stitrgeii',and) Giistar
'4; went nn on .a buffalo ,itnnt,„ , ,,neay LT.ays , GitY
lititinis:' Each of the . 'noblemen shot tivo• balls
'fnEls. atiOnal 'Union Convention. 'f t Ilfissis
sippi adjourned yesterday, after.,completing the
ticker.:',Che nominatiorts.were t.. For Secretary
or State, Thomas Sinclair esploret! l, A Liditdr,
`/C 'W. Wells, Treditirer,', ;1600
,'.3./ mtioy ;
Attorney-f_leneral, R. H . - Lowry; -Superm
tendent of Education, Thos. IL Gathnight.
'l'itE. Mississippi yalley - Convention rea,ssent
' bled at Keokuk yesterday. Resolutions were
adopted favoring the removal of the National
Capital; asking Congress o take m an appropri
ation for the holdinr, of, a: Workfp A'air.in the
' Mississippi Valley: tn_lt3ll, and, favoring, free
emigration from every quarter. The Commit
tee on. Foreign Commerce made a report; with
resolutions looking to reciprocal trade with all
bationvretluesting that • a full share of the di
plomatic appointments be given to the 3lissis
sippi Valley, recommending the establishment
of an emigration depot it New . Orleans, a re-_
daction of the revenue'onsome articles of Pop
' tdar consumption, and the introduction in Con
' gress of a bill giving subsidies to steamers run
ning between New Orleans and foreign ports.
' The Convention, after adopting the report and
raoliitions,ndjourrled iirte die,' i
'whist Itccoines of iritings
• trroin AU llu, Yiar Round.]
What becomes of the'enonnous quantity of
objects, natural and artificial, which are &fly,
'weekly, monthly, annually, - and perennially
produced and sent forth into, the world?
:What becomes- plunge. in 2 inedfas,recr—of
all the pictures which our painters paint and
exhibit at the metropolitan and provincial ex
hibitions. Season after season, year after year?
• We sea thentat the. Royal I Amuletay,:atjhe
Asyltim - for Rejected Contributions to the
Royal Academy, at the Water-Color Gq !Pries,
and at ali e ,the•., other art,, exhibition rooms.
IVhattecornerbf thetli'all? 'Cif tome of them
--the best—we know thefate,, They go Into
the hands of Certain collectors im the matturae -
Luring districts who luckily have -a taste for art.
Of some, others, also, we:'mow the;fate. They
hang, up in the studies of our: -friends who
painted them. Sometimes,:' again, 'lyecome
upon.one utsorne carver's =and gilder's shop.
But 'n here are all the rest? Where are 'the
views of, 4 1fettws-y-coed." and of ""Loch Co
the_prrsduction of which has 'newssita
te:d longjotup..eyings and much sitting out un
Al
er white umbrellas?; Where are the repre
' sentations of "Dead Game," the "ItalittnTeas
ants," the "Studies of Heads?"
The books, again. what: •become of - them ?
These come out in legions season after season,
representing, ; , in addition to an enormous
amount of labor of different kinds, a con
siderable accumulation of actual material of
mill board, of cloth, of leather. What becomes
of all this matter? What sort of proportion do
the number of books that, are sold bear to those
Ma'am brought cnit? And againpf thoSe that
-
.are sold--what becommof-them ? — Those that
we see on the shelves' of libraries, or even
lying , abottt . upon tablet • , and chiffon
. niers, are but a small . percentage of
the number continually issuing from the press.
What becomes: of the thousand r page novels
which appear, in great numbers, in the course
of every season? How does it happen that
our rooms are not entirely surrounded with
full book,shelves, or that -there exists in any
apartment, hall or passage, any vacant portion
of that space unoccupied by books on which
to put things down? • Hundreds of thousands
of volumes are cast upon the world every year;
and have been since one is afraid to say when;
where are they all at this present writing?
The' boolzeller;' shops furnish - an account of
some, the librarians of others, and some. the
,"- II : rs_anithaletrer-Ineriknow_abOut-;-
•but the rest—where are they?
In these dap, as in all the da,
- preee eg - these'daysTidi - sbetk - or
wearing-apparel-beeonie-the-tnedeF-are--worn
for a short time by everybody, and , ore then
'by everybody cast, off and „rejected. What is
the destiny of ;1)&6, rejected articles? When
steel petticoats disappear, what becomes .of
them? When the ordinary hat worn by. En
glishmen is reduced to a height of from six to
-six-and- a-balf- inches, what becomes of the
hats seven and eight
_inches high,_ of - which
- the hatters 3 Shops were fulta few months ago?
Where are the IVellington boots, of Which the
shoemakers' shops used to display long rows?
Where are • the steel chatelaines which ladies
used to carry at their girdles? Where" , are the
?thdacca canes of our youth.? ~Even the- foot 4
men have diScarded 'their Useove know; but
what has become of them ? They must be
soinewhere, in some fem.., Where? And in
what foriar? ' ' _.- ;
Numbers of people,have entirely bewildered
and Stupefied ;themselves in efforts to arrive he ,
some rational, conclusion on the subject of pins.
' The statistical accounts of:the nu:tubers of pins'
turned out, annually at Birmingham and Shef
field alone, would lead' one to 'expect that the
earth itself would present the appearance of-a
vaSt l, -pincnibion. Where Are those' pins ..of:
which the yearly fabrication.. is on so vast a
scale? Pins are not; conatuned as an article of
, diet... Pins do not: - evaporate. Pins must be
somewhere:' All the Pins which have been
made since civilization set in lutist be_; iii
"existence. Some, 'shape - 04 jotbei; wg - otigbe
to see nothing, , locik in. what
direction we might, but, pips:, This island;
not to meddle, with other countries, ought to be
knee deep with Pins. Reader, how many:phis !
are imported into your own house the;
course of the Year? Do you - ltnOW he- .
.comes,of those pins? : • -There Are a few in your
wife's pincnshion, andane May oecasiOnally he'
:seen gleaming in the housemaid's ; waistband;'
but where'are the rest ? Yt is perfectly astmind-,
• ing how' seldom' tine" entintirtere ii' pin iron the
loose." Now and I 'then, by ' rare chance, as
when a carpet is taken up, you natty catch a
glimpse of a plitlYing crevice ; but, even'
this is an unconunon occurrence, and not to ,
be counted. You often want a pin, and take,
trouble to get a. pin. Where,are , the pins;
'that ought to lie always in Attendance every-,
where
What can
i possibly become of all the steel
pens, of wide inyriads are continually turned'
loose upon the world? Each individual pen
• does not last „rota tong Onto; ' 'Left
wiped ae•thei - at,' , eteei 'Peas see
tort. e and-so get unfit for trie. -What do
do with them? r We take' them out -of thetr
holders, replace them with others,_and learn:'
the old pens lying about hi the pentrays of mir
'desks, or ' where not. They are awkward,
things to get rid of, and mostly lie bboltt,l : 4-'
*4.044d Stii! tAte ith r e4lol49
Irf~hh`deh tilt;
prickly with steel pens. thought to be, why
isn't it ? , • ;
From our late etlitione of Yesterday
The;Funerat of Secretary linswllnai
WASHINOToN, Sept. 9i
On arriving at the,Congressional Cemetergo
and the remains having- been placed in the ,
vault, Rev. Mr. Wilson read the burial servienl
of ftlaerlget4od4t, ligp4scpyll 1/0141N13;,:rftlie* '
B i ll e 4 r 4oje • pVc i ttittOfpisuepdt . kg?Wid; re-
"Sigh not, ye winds, as passing o'er
The chambers otthe dead, ye - fly,; - - - -
Weep not, ye dews, for these no more
Shall ever weep, shall ever sigh,
Shall evefweep, shall ever sigh.
..! It „it r4.yfil, 4.;
"Why rtiourutnetnntrboing neart at rest?
How stikit lies within the breast!
Why mourn when death Presents us peace,
And in the grave our sorrows cease;,
the grave our sorrows cease,
Our sorrows cease our sorrows cease."l
• I II : I 14• • • •: • W
fir •
<-1- ,• 0 4- •I <
9.5-z (a n ago. Jnytrs,
'Missouri,
Eben C. Ingersoll,. of Illinois; Thomas A-
Jenekes, of Rhode Island, and Aaron A. Sp*.
geant, of. Colorado, of the House of Repre
sentatives, and Senators Cole, of California,
and Spencer, of Alabama.
Secretary Rawlitia, lif o May last, at, the deed
ration of soldiers' graves at Arlington, re . -
marked to General Sherman that the requiem
was so beautiful he would like, if he should
dle, to have it sung over him. The incident
was so recent that Getieral Sherman clearly
remembered it, and therefore invited the Club
to repeat.the cvqcosion A sa
lute of three"' VolleyS df ibbsketry I and a
salvo of artillery concluded the burial cere- -
monies.
Vice-Admiral Porter is in Annapolis, and
was prevented by a severe attack of neuralgia
from being present at the funeral of General
Bawling to-iJay..f expected soon to be able
to resume bit's auties at the Navy Deyartment
President Grant will leave Washington to
night, to join.his family at New York. He will
be accompanied bybisPrivate Secretary, Gen
eral Porter, and Attorney-General Hoar. The
last_narned will continue his journey to 3las
sachusetts.
- 1 : A , 4"iiiiiiAcastihigttm,:' , 4A 4
TREASURY DEPART/WEST, Sept. 9, 1869.—AS
a mark of respect to the memory of the Hon.
W. P. Fmsendpn, forinerly Secretary of the
Treasury, and late Senator of the United
States, who r ,died at Portland, Me., on Sept. 8,
the Department, already, ,draped in mourning,
and the Custom-House 'at Portland, will be
closed, and the flags on the Custom Houses
and Public works under control of this De
partment throughout the• country will be
placed at half-mast on Saturday, Sept.ll, the
day oh which the' obsequies of the deceased
will be solemnized. •
sec ,
,I r A e6 0
- fir A.
el-reao4..
'rho Soblite Story Aittiii Denied.
Wasii NGTON, Sept. tf.—The Navy Depart,
merit authorities deny the puhlished report,
the substance of which was telegraphed to
Washington to-day, that a conspiracy really
did occur on the frigate - Sabine. The
Department mails since the report of the al
leged troubles on that ship have contained
nothing froth'the officers relative to such a
conspiracy occurring.. •
I Special Despatch to the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.]
YOliKiSePt.l7.=- I Thetea limns ual
citementin the - Ert6 hoard this 'afternoon, in
consequence of anladvance b the price of Erie
from 85 to CO. The cause of the higher prices
is said to De because of the decided determi
nation of the Erie managers to register the is
sue of the stock as requfred by the regular
Stock Exchange.
LszE.tte-rTbe..stocir has ,been ,registered at
the' , ofilcd,.ofthe= FannerS';', Loan arid Trust
CompariY,hin,this-City.. Erie- is . .villed-in the
regular Stock Exchange. The present price
is M.
'EW Yonx, Sept. 9.—At the first regular
board of the Stock Exchange this afternoon
the following communication was received
and read by the k'resident :
T . S.ZEttit TtAimlo..Xl) GOkerkih - ,_
lielviork,-5ent.9„1869.-_To_ the.__President_ of.
the .N6O York soek.V.graiitiilleDEAn Sln : In
compliance with the request of several of your
members, this.company has just registered in
the office of the Farmers' Loan and Trust
Company common stock representing 570,-
000,000 and preferred stock to the amount of
48,536.900. The earnings of the road during
the last seven 'lnentlisi ending' .Sept. lst, not
including the receipts Of the Atlantic and
Great 1% esternltailway,lave been $17,348,355:
We have pleasure in stating.that the road and
equipments were never in better condition.
[Signed] "Tar GOLD, President."
There Was unusual excitement in the'Board
upon the reading tile,eonutin n catio Irani
.Mr.'•Geiild,.. , and tin? priceltitVanced,td4k ;It
subsequently declined to 374, in consequence
of a report that the TruSt Company is said to
have not yet actually registered the stock, not
having bad sufficient time to examine the
issue—
Erie stock is now called in the regular
Board, and takes its Original place in the list
which• hy_e
(Special Despatch to the Phila. Evening Bulletin.)
:NEW Yona . September - ii.= .- The - telegraphic_
reports about storm in New England yes- ,
•terday,aftepoctryiNs farinsrecOveckshowpat.
iitEietere litirri,arisK atnit tbumoroadkisw.dpt •
over all that portion of Massachusetts and:
Rhode Island lying east of Worcester, by the
- inland route; -- and all east of Providence - and
_Newport_hy_the.seaboard._.Twenty wires of
the telegraph, forming the main telegraphic
artery from this city to the East, are all swept
away for miles. Vie,; arthestpoints reached
by telegraph' are Worcester and Providence.
ST. Louis, Sept. 9.—The Warrensburg coal:
mines at Carbonhill, Mo., caught fire in the
main shafton Monday last, while fifteen men
were - 1 01014e. -- X§prpt; gt ,, , , the ?bleu suc-7 -
ceeded'ilfgetting olit - by' Clinging t 5 the ropes
of an ascending car, although they , were badly
burned, but the remainder were forced to re
main in the mine until the fire was extin
guished, when they were rescued in a more or
less injured condition:, The foreman, Mr.
Halvey, will'probahly die.
The New Government of Virginia. 'sr,
EIerDIOND, Sept. 9.—General Canby issued
his proclamation.of election this morMng.
Glibbit4 l . :V•rallterciillr-Ve IDA:AIe& ProVi—
sion4GAvqrAwr..i 4 8raift:<31 t;; , and;JOhn F.
Lewis lis:Proyisional r Lieidenant-Governor on
Oct. sth. ;:f, .
The Legislature, is cailleil l t9 meet on Oct.
-The adoption of theeitintrgateticonstitution
is announced.
The following Wells Congressmen are pro
claimed elected: Messrs. dyer, Platte and Pain
ter ; and the folloWing Walker Congressmen:
Messrs. Segar, largo; Becker, Ridgeway,
afoliensie, find-Gibson.
HALIFAX, Sept. o.—The steamship Horne(
has been released:from custody. .1t is still be
lieved she is intended for Cuba, and will re—
ceiye arms and men at sea. Prince Arthur's
laurt.tipaimpediti94, bagged some amlll. dame,
but BliVir-nkrinootie = - •
lurnok Ong' v 7
Boswqzr,: l sep_PmaetA4.4The pfitiatner Bristol ,
did not leave Fall River last night on account
of the storm. .The passenger .train from Bos
ton last night, for Fall River, did riot arrive
there until SA. M. to-day,' being detained at
Somerset by the - railroad bridge having been
cad ried away by a sehporier. , ,
From4iiiitoriukee p
MILWAUKEE, Sept. fire to-day de-
The Excitement Itt_Er/e.
SECOND DESPATCH
The Sterna hrltietv England
Another Coal Mine on Fire.
From - Halifax. -
stririedihe 'wholeszde ugetore of :Doh=
Schmidt &;00. The lose is $BO,OOO, irterahol,
$4O 000 roost] • in Etistern coca ee. .s -
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Jail: I pt ,•
, • IfttiTO....Newlr,ork..., •
'roiclinde...Phhadelphfit...fiatannah „Bo? 11:
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I , of,iB r tiabittgfcin.N'lrurk..3itterpool'- - • .... . .
York,:•.:Litor.pool .....................
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Aep 11
1 1tunsikt t Sept ,
Eno,M~pij Ntnti York Havana • • ' •
Sept
Laurent Neiii'..York.aftitte
C. o; Autwerp-'-biew.York."..l.4crpool..,
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FORT OF PHILADRLF)IIA—Upr, tO r
§cis — siii;arifflit6ll"NrAT'aie;e al
raItIIINED.. YESTREDAY. -
Vetiniev trookt; 24 'houni from New Yorit t ,
with nidee to John F Obi.
Steamer,p.utier, Dav , , s; ; ; ; i
!Warner boars from New Yoikoglt'
"nlge lOW Itl'llaird . & •
ittePMeF.ll - Wfil Pooditr.l3 ,y,ouro from ,Baltimorip
tAiithirldse WA-Grimes, Jr' t
Brig Eunice ( Dr), Barker. 23 days Iron Salt Rivery•Li
r;With.logW6cal.to Fleurt.l., 01114-ressatto O'Van Horn
Fehr Karr A ,Ilarmon. Harmon, ,5 days from Pgrbi
'.'nfolitlet ballast, to .E A Solider ;
tick Clayton* Lewber, JacksOn, day front Smyrna
Di'!.
Sehr Tycoon, Coo i to
per, 1 day from, Smyrna Cret4:, Dot
scitit grain to Jas L - Bewley & Co; f
.Sehr 6 C Fithian, Tuft:l day frcini
- with grain to Jam L Bewley & Co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brig Wm Welsh, Strobridge, London, P Wright & Some ;
Brig Naiad ( Br). er, St John, NB. Lennox •t Burgess.
Lehr L A Blossom. Chatfield, Boston, Weld, Nagle & Co.
Schr W G Irish, Rathbun, Boston, .^ do
„ HAVRE DE GRACE. Sept. 9. -•
-The following boats left here •this MOrtling,ladouttnd
consigned as follows; ” •-• ' • - •
Daniel Cline, with lumber to Woolverton TlnsmaW;
Emma Jane and R M Foresman, do to Taylor & Betts;
Dodge Mills No 24-do to Newark; Delaware and Hudson.
No 172 Rintto order; WE MeLaughlin,do to Tretitoll;
Aiwa, bark to #alem.
MEMORANDA. ;
Ship Battler, Marsh. front Manila 12th May, at Now
York yesterday,Vrith .
Steamer .1 'W . lliermatt t Hinekley, sailed from Charleit•
ton yesterday for this port.
Steamer George 11 Stout, Ford, hence at Georgetown'
DCC oth inat ('
Sleamer Norfolk, Platte. hence at Richmond '7th iffst;
Steamer Pioneer, Slmrpley, from-Wilmington,-NC. rot
this port, ashore on New,lnlet. bar. has on board 1.51 bbIS
spirits turpentine; 2080 derosin; 1.54 , do tar, 100 do pitch',
70.000 feet lumbsr, 21,000 Juniper bolts, 2 bales cotton 15
do rags, 118 pkgs dried fruit, 8 bbls
~flaseet I, 28 ale, bib?
.acid 14 plies Mdse • " •
Steamer Gulf Stream. ides reery; nailed Troth NewOrl.
leans 4th inst. for New York. • i
Steamer Berlin (NG), Undutsch, cleared at Baltimore
Bark Bend' Duck,Nicitols, from Rangocin 2lst April
for Boston. was seen 18th ult. lat 358 N, lOU 40 81 W.
Bark - Talisman (Br), Anderson, from Rio Janeiro, at
Baltimore lsth inst. with coffee.
Bark South Easter (Br),.Lendberg, cleared at N York
Bth lust , for Cape . Town.
Barkllary Ann "Johnson'illr.), Leder; for Neiv YOrkl
Was loading at Colombo; Ceylon, 28th July.• L
Bark 'Maud Helen, Thomas, at San Francisco Bth instil
from Sydney, NSW.
Bark Hosea Bich. Pommy, .was loading ; at .otranaln
Islands 311 flit: for km:tent:lm.
~
Brig Edith Ball; Snow; for - this port; remained at Pen;
sneela lot inst.
Schr Gemsbok, for Neiv
,Castle,. Bel, cleared at
John, NB, 7tlr inst. - . • -• • • r
Schr J Flanagan, Collins, ! sailed from Charleston
y{...to-day ftir this wart.
SelirElisse Ann, or PhiliulelPhia.laden•Witircoal,from
Baltimore toMilmington, Bel, sunk near., the _Bremen
steamship whatf;Tayenst - Pelati on Pride* last-,'where
she lay until Monday evening, when she was success•
fully raised and - made ready for sea. ,
Setif Starlight, Robinson,was at Pensacola' let inst . ,
for a port 'north of liatterati . 1:4 ,?
_ , 41:1?! _`
Seim Ayinie.Tibbctts, Nash, hence iit.Porthuil,7th hut:
Sclfr•Sarah Watson, Smith, sailed from Alexandria 7th
heit..for,Portomouthi
~:. • • , ~ e chr Helen M Waite, Millie; cleared:a:CC:Alain 4th`
inst. for this port.
Schr Tennessee,,Oreed, hence itt-Danireralalt
Seim Maggie ti l an Buseu, hence •ttt Norwich 7th inst,
.I)IANINE ati.KELLAITy. • _ •
•The. wilmthgtou, Is - Kr...Journal. of Wean:coder'', says:
Intilligence'rencuedthisritS, yesterday that the - steamer
Pioneer, Capt Sharpley. which cleared from this port
for Philadelphia on Saturday last, WOO, atihore on Pak
Island beach, just over the rip, but , Inside of the bar,
itttween Fort Caswell and Oak :Island lighthouim. The
Atent of the damage feared we were unable deflnitelY
to ascertain. The tug boats are all down the river to
:moist the Pioneer, and we had hoped that some one of"
them would have arrived last night, - when we could
gain full particulars- • The Messrs Beery have, been
called on to assist, anti are atthe scene of disaster. No
doubt the ship is being relieved of her cargo, and we
trust she may be gotton off. The heavy sea which has
prevailed off our barftforrbe past several days has made
it dehgerons Ter Vensels to pdt out.
A telegraphic despatch, under date of yesterday, says:
- *The work of getting the steamer Pioneer off the heath
is still going on with encouraging prospects. .
la. I THIN
- -BONES'
ONE-PRICE
CLOTHING;HOUSE,
604
MARKET STREET,
la:f•N.lry)lnl:erli
First Class Rectdy-.llfade Clothing, suitable
for all Seasons, constantly on hand.
Also, • a Ilandsorne Line ,qf
Piece Goods for Cm- -
tom Work.
GEO. W. NIEMAIIIN.
winnow `ssm.
• A GOOT? THING.
Tinportant to llouselo Hofcla,Bank,
Oftlees
The Patent Adjantableglaiivr Screen;
- WILL FIT ANY WINDOW;
Give ventilation and light s screen, from view and exclude.
P.,llo,Z . lppsittdtoes Arid tithes Insects. , ,
FOr eali)l4 Dealers in House-Furnishing 'Goode. '
The Adjutable Window Screen Company
SOLE MANUFACTURERS,
jel4.
623
m f3mrip Mqrket Street, Philada.
,
isown
..01,NOTIpE TO,_ emu, P,IIALIP , OEM&
,- RALLy. - ' •', .—, , , - • •
The latest style__ fashion and aasortmont of
OOTS, SHOES A.ND GAITERS, FOR MEN AND
BOYS,
Cart.he hrul at - .. • .. . . rtl ,- 't .;-, . 7 . •
e. 4 ,;,..',. o-P
No. 23a NORTH NINTH STREET.
Better than anywhere in the City. A Fit Warranted.
and am: GIVE Rita A CALL.
t7:7 1 . 7 -TALti ?Ii.ER6Uws 7 /7AT!.E
Mitchell, Master as no debie:of their. contracting tivill
be paid by Captain or Consignees. WORKMAN &
T URP,ENTINE, - AND
4 , , 4 4; • , 4 4,
- • 13 bbls. SPlrifs 'T1141 . 410;16';
Lti bile. Tar. . ' • -
433 . bids. Soap-mahers' Eosin.
616 bids. Strained Shipping Rosin. .-
Lapding.TerateturnahrpahMeort . ,
bbls. tipirits-Turpentine.
:700 Ms. N 0.2 Eosin. .. •
Lauding per steamship-PrometheUs.
For sale by EDW. 11. ROWLEY.
se7 tt 16 South Delawareavenue.
NTAVAL STORES,
• , lOU bbls. ( II) Pitc4
A
lcebbis..Tar.• ‘.• „ „ .
.1.10 ,bbls,. lipts,-TurPonllllo,,,. t , •
• , NOW'landing from steamer Ploucor, 'froni Wilmington,
3)1. Q. and, for sale by , CPCJlti&N,tillleitiliaai
No. 111 Uliestp?l,. Bl rect. , .. • r .
l*glittlk A.giiii4lAfibliE 1 6 60
p
.iO4-brchiai n itiglfe;• iiiiiildlift'CtifiAvbiCand . all
fornlaWines,,Port:.ntadeirai labOrryjjarn aim/ and Banta
Ortiz - Raw fiao - pld Brandies and
__wnieklea,Tlboloaale
;and -. • P. r-J9.141,4ti f , 220 Pear treat • _
• llelotv 'Third Walnut atreetik‘ and above Poet,
street, • dor-tt
1 3 : 1 1M,TfTIP Y f. 1 ::..... - . ',,..!'1'..,
8 -31 9 , „ . , .... , .&di t iiiirlifiotai*CI. 3 f
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fil l )
4 FIRE Ilittnt tgq.:COMP4NY
or P ,•cr i fir4.,, 3 1 , ‘ r• - , •
0 T. '• U 8 s ,
AWL ' 8
43544 400468tii 'tStze '
Assets off-sieliiitlEt4 Is 196 0 s i
2;f3V7,;07213• t
-....
Capita 1.;.....,.... .... .... 4 ...40 . ..4+64 , -4,••••ta•4 40 0100 0 00
Acerted 5urp1ui5........-.........-'.........4.—.....-../03614.29 RI
• - rreniinrat................—.....i: 4.4...:........1.:......1.1,110,843 fa
LtNI3PITLED OtAINI32 , - INGOItill 7011.18• Ill
".
• • I ... 823 1" ,912 ++ + ; A:l'a';'4. VA' i'cj 4 39 0 00 .
44 :osses,•PI)/ 4,131.11%903,820 ()Vert' i
• 0 00 -65 0 4 > :1 ) 6 0 0 1 t
J ' 'perpetual and Triaporary•Vollel4 in Liberal Terms,
The Compeer also issues Motes uport-the Rents 4n.
all kinds of buildings Grons4 Renter 44041405* 1
CI
DIRE ,13
TOD& vt - - 1 ,
t-• •
Mired O. B a ker, , ' - •Alfreglritier, 3
Saronel Grant, '' Whornyks lillarkelt i , = 1
Geo. W. Richards, - '' Win, S. Grant t r -,
Isaac Lea, , .• - • -- millennia B,'Ellisol
'
- -
s Geo Raley,• , .1, Gnstartin, AerillOn., , 3
\ ' ALFRED n„ 4 VA KER, B resident
1 _ GEO. FAL,ER;llice,Prciaidont. ~
Jun. w. aIcALIRTER, RecretarY
'THEODORE M. REGlClC;Riehorrit geottifVt., i ' ~,,
' 3 3' , 3' , "• • ' • • ,__ . , . - ~- • , f ~' ` . ' - ...e 3,3,33-3-
,-, , er• •
I*Z : ... .;01PHILADELPOIA.1: ': •;• - •1 1 ,
) ' - inecirporatedcollarek, 27,;1k112 . 4?..
; - (lfficio---No, 3410/11),
INSURE DumbniiiiLvoogiticii„... griußp.
- - ,- AND REIICEIANItheRVENER.zu.44 , I7I.OX , •
„Assets ,Jrainvgayy,,X.l 9f • ....
' .
$194 - 0430095 4 •C0515'0' •i; ',
. .
TRUSTEES: n.:"? . ..0 ..” • : V '.!i
Milli= H. Hamiltoni . .... giuW/V. l R.Bowert ,
John Carron., ' ' - Jae 44glittoot; •
• , George I. Young, l, -'1 -r• '..itobOrteithoinialget,..:
.;
Joseph It. Lyndal . Peter Armbrustey,
' ' Levi P. Coats, -! f .",! Llel.. , lL , Dielcineoo.' ' ' ' 1
B,lnnel SP4rhal7 u i,. kn 2 ..' ti4:,r e V r. W4 l 4inifon!
Val. II: LlAMLTON,ltresident,'L.
SA MUEI.O BPARRAW4 I , Vice. Preeldent.
' WM,y. BUTLER. Seeretarr.
The Liverpool Ee Lon 7
done Globeins.,CO.,'
Assets Gold, 81- 7 ,q 96,399
i" in the
United States'. 2,000,00 d:
Daily Receipts over $20,000.00
Premiums in .1868,
$5 665 o 7 5 08
Losses in 5868,53,662,445.06
No 6 Merchant? Exchange,
---* Philadelphia?
rITHE RELIANCE INSITRAgGE C 02, 1 7-
.PAIIY , OF PHILADELPHLS.a • " .
Incorporated in 1841. • . Charter Parpettutl. ;
Office, No. 808 Walnut street. i
CAPITAL . g3OO 000:
Insures against loss or. damage ..ty PHIS , on Heusei,
Stores and other Buildings, limited or perpetual, and on
Furni rv ture, Goode, Wares and Merchandise. in .town o f
. r.ount.
•••LosasrnoinTrirluvcrartiv - Mr-Plitr.."
'lnvented in the following SeCtiiiiieis,vi t
First— on City Property, well '
t - M
• enroll.— . ... 00
Milted S . enim - 117000 00
'Philadelphia. City 6 Per Cent. ; . 76000 00
Termsylvanlal3,ooo,ooo 6 Per Cent wpm 00
'..Ponnsylvanialtailroad Bonds; FirStMorttge '6,000 00
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company 'BPer
Cent; Loan- . 6,000 se
Loans on Collaterals.”"6oo 00'
'Huntingdon and Broad Top 7 Per Cent. Mor
tgage B onds.. . .... ... , 4,560 00
County Fire Insurance Company,'s .. . 1,050 00
Mechanics' Bank Stbck...-..• 4 4,000 00
Commercial Bank of Pennsylviinta Stock 10, 0 0 0 00
Union Mutual Instu - ance Company's Stock MO (10
Heit'ancelnsurance,Company of Philadelphia
Stock • 6,250 00
Cash in. Bank and on hand. ...... 12,268 941
3437,598 4
Worth thii date at market • $454.3d1.
William Musser,
Ttioni ' DIRECTORS. TbO7,3
Samuel Castner,
Thomas H. Moore, . I
Samuel Biapliam, - Jrunes 2'; Iro ring,
H. L. Carson, Isaac F. Baker,
Wrn. Stevenson, . Christian J. Hoffman,
Benj. W. Tingley, Samuel B. Thomas,
.
THOMAS C. HILL, President.
WM. CHUBB, BeCTOtary,
PHILADELPHIA, February 17,1869.
worth at
CO - lI.NTY FIRE .I,SNSURA_NCE Colit
THE
PANY.—Office, NO.IIO SOuth Fourth street, below
Chestnut. , „ , ‘.
"The Fire Inittranc6 Company of the Coin:4 of Bhflai
tielphia,". Incorporated by the Legislature of renosYlva
ilia in I£o3, for indemnity against loss or damage by fire
exclusively.
and
PERP,ETUAL.
This old end reliable institution', with Smile capital
and contingent fund carefully invested, continues to int
sure buildings, furniture, therchandistt,adic:, either pent
munently or for a limited .time against loss or damagd
by tire, at the lowest rates consistent with the at/Solute
safety of its customers. ' ' , • I
Losses adjusted and raid with all
„pessibltidettrtfOkt
• DLBECTOBA 3 :
'tibias. J. Sutter, ' AndreW R: Irlill'er,
Henry Budd; "Janos N.' Stone, , '
John Horn • Edwin L. Benkirt, . '
—Robert-Y-41astnly Jr ;
George eckb, Iftirk.Devine.
CHARLI,SJ: SUTTER, President. 7
LENRY_BUDD. Vius_Pr.ettident,'
•
' - u.EßlATtlihriralOßCKLEYzSeututurytud"rtentitutr.r
MHF 4 —PENIVIYLVAasTIA - 740-IRE---INSU•r-
RANCE - COMPANY: ' • ' !
—lncoriporated 1825--Charter Perpetual.
No. 510 WALNUT street, opp Ve osite Independence Brain.,
This Company,, favorably known to the community for
over forty years, continues tb insure against loss or;
damage by tire on Public or Private Buildings, either',
permanently. or for a limited time. Also on Furniture,
Stocks of Goons, and Merchandise generally, on llberai
terms.
--Their Genital, 'together 3c/the §urpluti Ihntd,
"ested in the most careful manner, which enables them!
. . .
invested in tho Most ....- --,----......, -.---- 1
to offer_to theinstmadlin - luidotiOtad separityla_thejnaso
of loss: ' ''. '. ' DIRFHTiHiIc , ' . , • - 1
. ,
Daniel Smith; Jr.; . , ' !John everenx . ii *.
Alexander Benson, iThorntui Smith; '
Isaac Haalehurst, Henry Lewis. ll
Thomas Robins,' • J.; Giiiinghtuxt Fell,
Daniel Haddockd Jr. ' F i ;
- DANIBL,B3fini; JR., 'President
Wll. (I:CROW:ELL, Secretary, • ' tipl9-tt.
NITED ,n ITRA_N
FIREMEN'S SCE
U 'COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. ' !
This Company ' takes ilsks at the lowest ratog consistent
with safety, and conanewits business 'exclusively:to
FINE INSURANCE IN•THF'.CITY OF PHILA.DEL-
OFiIeNL-No. 723 Arch street,'birth National Bank
Baildlye- , - •
_ DIRE9TRRS. _ •
Tbomas Martin, I
John Hirst
Wm. A. Bolin,
Wi
Jamlliam es X
G°lenT imn,m,
'
James J miner,
Alexander T. Dickson,
Albert C. Robertay• an3eB p
' • CONRAD
Wm. A. nowri- Treas.
TEFF.ERSON FIRE,-I,NI3I7.It,ANCEO COM
ei FA= of- Philadelphia.--ofllcealot 24 forth "Fifth
street, nodilllalket street ;
Incorporated • by the . egielattire of Penney' Ivania,i
Charter perpotiml. Capit I and Abeota e160,04X). Make 4,
insurance against Less or daMage , by Fire on Public orj
Private puildings, Furniture, Stooks, Geode ; and Mer.
chaudise; on favorable terms. - • • •
DIHE,CTORS.
Wm. McDaniel, . Edward'''. Moyer
Israel Peterson, - Frederick Ladner
John F. Boleterlin , Adam J. Ulan,
Henry Troemner, • , •• Henry -Delany,
Jaceb43chandem, - , John Elliott,—
Frederick Doll, Cliristialf•D: Frick,
ihnunel Miller, ‘' Geao rgrdne H, Fort, 4 ,
•. , G. 4 ; •'• • •
~ • • , ; WILLIAX , Art•DIANIEh t Ptcyildokt.
PETNRSON' V iqq. Proiltaout.i
PulLiP E.'.ettifEbdti%l3ecretarit:and l l'remittrer; •
A gERICAIT FIRE INSIJRAXOE C 0751
...rANTf t iiteorporatedlBlo.(Tharter peuetual, ~
NO.BIO IY4S.l,lsMrsteoet,' above . Third, PhiladPlPhia.i
playing a largopall-UrrOaPital .fitock andf3urplus IR-
.vested ln , sound and - available< Beemritlea,, nontlnuei to .I.•
insure,' on..•dveellluvre.,•!Stores, furniture, Merchandise, I
,vessels lw por_tti andr•their ionr9ooBl and other ‘.'Porsorla, l
i
I t
• P?'gperp% ~ A ui Loqaes Ilberall aud promptly adjusted. I
` ' 4 •'' , DIRE° ORB. .-- ;•
Tfoornaa B. marls ) , ,' • < . and G. Dutllh,,
Johu Wolah; ,'. .1 . : , ;..10'....1 . r •IeSIV. Poultueyt,,, , ..
Patrick Brodirt. , -,...« .-...., Iftraol_idorrisi . - . - ..•-:' , ,' . .1!... .
,joint T . X,e•W , ~, ,;' ~,,, 4910s4;flother111•1:.=., • •?,:i
... ~..! .. ,- .1.1 , ...1,,;, .A9'l4,lirm $l, Pau ~, • •d' ~,,), •;,1r I;
Oht - AB it. AB'S i Prthildelit,
ALBERT C. Oat.witorx, secretary:
SgOdiaiTlON
jai-tu th's ,tf
'Henry W. Brentacr,
Alberttui King, • • ,
Henry Bumm,
James Wood,
••Jphn Shalleross, • '
J. Ilen_ry Askin,'
Hvgh Mulligan )
Philip Fitzpatrick, .
Dillon.
IL ANDRESS, President.
Wm. )3, FAMtri.-Ssev.'
Dn n t'FARE.; r -#44 11=F
'8 Nine 410XfP „ - _
Inoetloiretedh7l3 l o • Pliiitlirtri4iti/VIL,'
Mace s Itawriisir i
sto ltxMk AwitriirtiLlit* &Teeth
• tn.; , ,
e • • 1%161/42RPLiiii.oir"..c
On 7ireanl4n pir r al i trvo i t t p i nm 4v 1 ., ! 0 ! 0.
. On goods By tti :rng, t l=l:lll
,„ • if F., XNB-11BAN( 1 )BS • •
On enerally on &orbit '
;04 EfOneelltik-e. 4 • ' ' I
T.Y• —.-- •
•-ASBar r erlfl e iEd . palar., 1
• 8200000 tiviltid State...if lee r ir Oent.Losn, I .. ;
• •• ' 1 :1209
' 720,000
.•
60000 liniteßß L- d ntat'e;elGlGriVnTi:forn 331 "1 1 ; 1°
• 200;:opifitail 9t or a ctaiVili k riz - A7 ', .0 . 00
• Cent. Login...zum
124,000, city or PhitodettrtibifoiPiinf.'"
neood,Stni l .e l 'O a r Pe n iv ez J n e P rtf " N ' O x f ' 4s ' fat. n 944
• • Loan. 4.; . 2,61
• . 2°4lll°P A - riggi,,,. i.-". 81x ;( 0 )ar B 16:6211.
Per 10,400 'OO
26,000 onnsylxailm Bailroar t. Soco
26300 Wesi f e ° ril gli fe e ntai r nes T :4° . o
- ' 31ortgage. blx.Pee Coot. Bonds
30,000 it.tf:PnTaAtelluAreille7 . 6;:tr.'. , "_. 6 "po..
,a/,000 po
7000 State of -Tenness ee - Six P er Oeuf
•,,*, 1031 2'
16,000 Germantown OasOompany, princi-
‘.
• nal and Interest gnats ntqed '"`
;. • '., . ltaXt e l. wad oi ph isk,, s o
10,000 Pennsylvania g ßallroad•Compaici,' P°
n
200810 s stock '. 1430c ,
• , • 8,000 North Pennsylvania Railroad. l it
Company, ion ',hares stook
;• : 003 Philidelphta and Southern- ).(75°`'-r-
-, -
...s; .. :: , ..1: o ho I L . - " . ''!
' ' ?..
• ' " ' ... ) 15,000 PO
~.r 10J4100 Loan! on ,Bond and Idertafte i Atli •,,.... 1 •
~, •,,,
A' _ I
. • • ' liens on cup -• Prope les- • lffl' vR PO •
' 4 Wooct' piii; '''- ' • 1 ''
M
.' • • atkat l'ain ' esiii4o,3oll ?3'..
- • Be ni Estate • ' .•
8400 t
f.: Bina' receivable , for, :Insurances :. I • •
__ Mnde -.. ir2.466
' , •Baltinces • due at AsenciesPre- : : • 1
•,... plums . on.. Marino Policies— L
--• Accitied loitered and other
filtOgl e c 'b ri t n i k. 4 ti n ci e lp h iit' C li ° 4nrs i ; Y 6;rp — : . 40478 ', l .
• rational,. 83 , 1 58;00. roetlinat:d ' '
. value_-.-..,' • 1,813 00
Bashful:lll' ......41111,130 08 . . ,
Cash in, Drawer...-. 413 85 , ! -
118056313
• - • ' • , .- • - .' •:" . 11,;sdr so,
• .
._ DIIISCTORti. .' ---"-- , 1
.
. Thomas G . Hand,. . James B. McFarland.. ..
-'E d ward Darlington, " • William C. Ludwig,. • a
Joseph li. Baal, Jacob P. Jones, . • ;
tuninna A. Bonder, Joshua P. Eyre, ' -
Theophilus Paulding, William G. Boultcrn '
Hugh Craig, Henry C. Dollen, Jr.,
John C. Davis, • . John 'D. Taylor, ••
James C. Hand, Edward .Laiourcado,
John 'B. Penrose, " Jacob Beige', •
H,. Jones Brooke,: George W. Bernadou,
' Spencer Drilcaino, Wm. C. Houston, • '
. Henry Sloan, •.. .... D. T. lliorgan, Pittsburgh,
' Samuel E. Stokes, John B. Semple, do., .
,Jo4noisTraquair, , A. B. Berger, do.
.- THOMAS C. HAND President'.
~i --I—
-• ,•• . .. ' . OHN C. DAVIS, Vice President.;
. •BIENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
.• HENRY BALI,, Ain't Secretary.
AbfE - .01811R41.11(ilfi • COMPAlire.-10
J: SOO CHESTNUT sTREET.
INCORPORATED vs TITAL, 56:• •cHAII
u TER pERPICrO .ji
CA 20,000. , • ,
• , FIRE 'INSURANCE EXcLIISIVELY. ' ' •• 1
Insures against . Loss or Damage by Fire either :by Pei:
• ;lethal or Temporary Policies. either ,
. Gliailee Riehardson, Robert Pearce, 1
• 'MAI. R. Ithulauf . . John Roeder, Jr., •' -' (
Francis N. Buck, , Eilword B. Orne, .' !'
:.Henry Loads, - ' ' -.: 'Charles Blokes, •' i
Nathan Mlles. . ~ John W. Everman, ~
George A. We s t eSs •'.': ' Mordecai Buzby, ' ' ;
I I
, .CHA R LES OHARDSON, President,.
. -•- WM. H. BRAWN, Vice-PreOdenc. • ;
• WILLIAMS.I.-BL4NORAHHiSocreisry:: . • apl ti :
.1•1 T RDA(' .i..T E /NOURA.NUE, 'N '
OMM
P.ANY.CIARTER PERPETUAL: _
Office, NOJ 311WALI4 UT Street, above Third, Philida.
Will insure. against Loan or Damage by Fire on Build.
Inga4either perpetually or for a limited time, Houeehbld
• Furniture and alerobandiaa generally.
•• ' Alsoi• • Marine Inanranee on ' Veliaeh?,.'t gargoie • and
• Nreighta.. Inland InsurancAto all parts of the liniap. 1 :
DIRECTORS: i .
•. • Winiall; Xi)lerr,i.... • , - ,Letvld.Andenriet, -, r
' D. Luther;- • ' ' John Ketcham; '. .•
;' .....John4423lltektiltbli: i ': 4, i‘ J.: 1.)..11aum,e , • :,,-, i • -i,
' ~ William.F. Dean. • John R. Hes%
-• :..Peter. Megev: , r.i..11l ..i) .' •Shinuel H.'ottiorinel. [
W ILLIAM B.llVit. PrPsident,
`..07.• Pit( .1. ; WrIJIII.AM I PPDE'AN; I I IO M 3BI46 a.
. Wm. /11 13 ITU Sec e ... . 822 tu the it 1
= = c
..; lALA9 AT 0.N..-,STEAMSHIP ..14NE
FTI
,mzcT . SAIL I NG FROM EACH roar EVER Y
.... •1".
I,.ita .
Wednesday and Saturday. i
1'::40 , ..,- : I ' 1 ~ • t••• t 2 • ' •• ' .12
'A ,
A9II..PANE STREET WHARFLPHILADE . T,Pgi?.;
.. • AND. LONG WIIRF, IiOSTO'N. •
_r• Paoat PIRLADEL,PtIto ii•• c., • Banat BOSTON: •• .' '
' '2lAXONAVednestlay,k:::pt. /Unit .9, Wed zieaday,Sopt. 1
1
NORMA'N_, 6aturday, . 4 Itl/MAN, Saturday , . - ":'. 4
ARlES,Wedneeday, ~': . SAXON, Wednesday," a
ROMAN Saturday , ;". il .NoRAILAN, Saturday," 11
SAXON,Wednesday,. "-.- p ARIES, 'Wednesday, " 15
1
!,NORMAN_l . Bourdax,:t` . la KOALA Ngtatnnlay,- •1 4 . 18
.ARIES. iVeclueaday . 2. SAX.O.Yr i _Weclne_pday; ".. 22
.11031A1+, Sattirday ,-; ' I, ' , ;25 NORMAN • Batday, 4 .2a
,SAXON t Wednedday„.." . 29 ?,ItIES, 4e(lnodday, " .29
TheloYStewnehlpd bait punctually. refight received
avery'day.. - .• I.i .% • ' 011 : • :./ . . . .. n.: .
Frefiat..forwarded to all yoints,in Now England
)7, Felbolglit 'Or Pailoaa a y ( duperior accuummodallbita)
t..t
1 4400 i., . .1.,.. IL
4.E B.Y.WI.NIiQRkCO: t . • I - ,
Akkittli Delaware avenue.
Isl.
M AD Pr[TA- 2 -- AND NoffilititN
AIL M
, STEASHIP COMPANY'S REGULAR.
LINES PROM QUEEN STREET. WHARF.,
'The' iITNIATA will sail for NEW on.Lterazi on
Thursday. Sept..9,,at a AJ 31.
The YAZOO will sail, from /JEW ORLEANS, via
HAYANA,tiept. -- • ' • I
_ TONAWANDA till sail for SAVANNAG on
toaturday. Sept. 11, ntlio 'clock A. M, ,
Tho ' WYOMING will sail from , SAVANN. All OD
SlLtOrditr,Y_ept. llt h. • . -•
The PIONEER will sail for WILMINGTON, N C.,0/3
Saturday, Sept.ll,ut
Through bills of lading signed, and passage tleketa
sold twall pointir South and Weet.- •
BILLS of Lapuip , SIGNED at QUEEN ST. WEARS,
F
• or freight o
_passage, apply to
' WILI,IAM L. JA.3IE.'9, General Agent, ,
I 130 South Third street.
• •
IICIVILADELPHIA, .RICHMOND
1„ NORPOLH STEAMSHIP LINE.. •
'THROUGH:I...HEIGHT' AIR' LINE TO TEE SOUTH
- AND WEST. ••,. , • , r
AVERY SATURDAY, at Noon, from PIRS'I' WEARS
above 'MARKET Street, - •
THRQUIM HATES tonil pointa in North and South
Ohrolina via Seaboard 'AIn-Lineßallrohlantinecting_. 4_
or toniontii, mat to .tynefiburg Tennessee and. the
West via Virginia and Ten npssce Air-Line , and, Hioht
.:
.mondfand.Diiiivii Itailroad.— • - •'- • •
RATES THAN ANY OTHER*ErxE.
_,. • •
: Tbe-u--eguidrity„ssuoty-and-chtutpmera-r-ofLthi&'-rovitei
commend it to the public as the most desirable modinm
for carrying every description of freight. '
Nooharge for'. eotnmiliaion. dratage, or any exYense fon '
transfer. . .
Steanistdpiinsnrs at lowest rates. • • ..• r ,
ht received DAILY
crabEi do Co
0. No, I.2Sonth Wharves and Pier Na... 1 North Wharves.,
:-.4%1Ei . 0 P m O y R w T E E r R a , Ag c e o nt . ,aAtgent nlunNd
o a r n f d l C.i't yP'oint,
vItrIENO - 'Expittps'Lustr O'
ageake and Delaware Canal, with connections at Alex-,
atairia trim the most direct rOutoTor lkynchburgs
toUNitexville; Nashville, Dalton and4he Southwest;
bteatuere leave regularly from thp first, vihatf. above'
Market street ;every Saturday+ at, noon. •
Freightreceived W.M.•P.. - CLYDA co.,
• - N0.12 South Wharves end PlOr 1 North Wharves,
yDE TYLER, kaents et 'Georgetown. ,
.1111..E.Losanog „t: co., Agents at Alexandrl:
OT/CEFQII,,NEW.ir_ORK ,_VIADEL
-..
N AWARE AND RARITAN geS.NAL • EX . P : ll,,Efia
riTEAMI3OAT COMPANY.- • • • ' • • - :
The CHEAPP,WP and QUICKXST•watur , COmmunlett•
than between Philadelphia and Now, York.
• Steanler leave daily • from first wharf below
street,Philadelphia, and foot of Wall,street, New, York.
Goods forwarded by all'tho lines 'running Out 'of New,
York—North, East and West,freoof ihunzulsalont
Fret ht received. and forwarded on accommodating
terms, ; iaIiYDDSVCO.' Agents,
. No. lY Solidi Delaware avenue, Pl , lacteAPhla.,
JAS.IAND; Agent, N0.,119 Wall street; Newyork.
OR POO
VERL= 2 T
-ir
-4'
first-elass Moirk',"-1,061 tons regis
ter, Morris. master. This .vessel !succeeds the Bonk
Teniple. and having the bulk of her cargo engaged, will
!haye quick despatch. Her balance of .freight or passage'
apply, to PE,TEII. .111G.111' 89118, , No. I.lb, Walnut
street.'• - • • • switf
IOR LIVERPOOL:--THETI_RE FlRST
class bark .131.11t1114 TEMPT4E, fati 'tow register,
This—vessel 4 succeeds the 21lexl
can , and having the bulk•efkereargcrengaged,'Will:have
despatch: .lror balance of freighter passage, ~apply •to
PETER WEIGHT .& SONS, 115 - Walnut street, so2.tf
VOR BRISTOL, 'THE • BAit - k.
J 2 [...aril; 369 tone register, Captain Beal: This vessel
being, of capacity and having a largo portion of hor
cargo engegoil have doe patch. For balance of
frohglat or, plumage, SONS,
115 Walnut at. ,
• -
"NrOTICE rr , VOA NEWNOItr,,VIA. DEL
'4..I AWARE •kN kAIIiTAN CANAL..
.•. SWIFTSVRE .T I) RANSPOILTATION , COMPANY.
DESPATCH- AND, SWIFTSUR.E.LI,Ngs.
-T ,
The lines will be resumed on and after
M, nth of March.: ;For freight;which.will - be taken on
acconnnodotinhi term, apply to WM: BAIRD & CQ.;
- • • - N 0.1.32 South Wharves.
*.t.:&:VTARS ' A'.f*lD - CIEMSA_PEA. ' Kt
p
, t3teliln Tow = Boot Company. , -=Barglos towed between
biladelphilw palthuors, Navy° da 9race, ~ potoorap3
.. itranitnik 4 rthediace points. ._. _ • •
,aw I
. MJ&L,`o,,Agerde, Capt. JOHN LAUGH-
Sfl 00,12 Seuth NS karves, Phdadelphts.
... • CITIC-40. 11, NEW ,YOHR.,V.T.XT)EL.
r
~. ~...re and Raritan Oanal—Swiftsure Tranaporta
lion Ooropany—Leapatch, and 13 wifteure . Line C.— The
busineaa by these Lines will be resumed on and atter
the Bth of March. For Freight, which will he taken
on accommodating terms, amply to Wit. Di. BAIBD &
VOo i 13outh Wharveo.
lIMMEII
• • , .,n ...AP ~ gif -,
• esinquiettfy t :7.4 - i t 1 lo,:r -- ! ; . - , st:'?: , ,
:1 0.1 . 1 5 11 : 1 1 .4 44. m a / Ir/ 4° 11 ;1 3n ...;,. 1 .1 . .', ...“
;1;6 1/ : 3 1 2 'PO iSZ • d '' 1 1 I I .I ' ° *4f - AA • ' ' '.l
_,l L.,:...,:,... 1- . ON •DcOpDA , (yarrifiCV. • 1 'l ' ;'444 iiii: l 4 r j
StaitgialiF,44Vlllt r Oploc,k , on four montlia , ...ciplja, - ,-''
°lnane ” ' ....... .....,.. • . i
,-` ..? , et r 1 VI. DRNitiff;GOODS.. , %.4164,11r0. - 1 )# !•:.`',-`
Xepielip line of Paris tanordresagoods. , . ...„-4 , ,,,e 4 '' . 1 A
A liSe,of Paris woke Cr 4 silk chattily: BOltallaftl4,ll ' -- c' f
azdepte,Pli lored Jaape °pintail:le. .
to 01,6 F te, Ykthcfrniain colored a Ilk iiid Nirditgiryphk-
46 pieces ar ia Pirclailli: and wool 'r;ileilToll;l7.,
tiu,
aPpIMLS4IBI-4 t i tal il i c :lp it ;t l6 iii l liit i a i rrijiZ i T: 1 1 .
Aline Of Porto itillr i chaino colored armaies. ' !_. , 1.
Aline of Perla mixed.and chine Novenae. • ,'"' , '''-,
A linoof.ltula C01(411341 poteedlne i raye rind jasee:
hairs .'...., ' .• .7
A lino of London beet lainorted aila finished Dore rapt . .
Llate brßritieff figgrieittitobditY ...'' > try , -. 4 . i' '4 ' l4 OA -.
100 ,PIBC brkKkly SATIN"' Ate., ^V , , A.,.)
iIE full Ude Olean itualitYtDrrip' do repo, p dit, • ~.
.. Laoo and tinSlterafalanWP9rl.. 3 . 4 !tilt * ,
A Dalin° elegant.onalitx 'aehmere dt• Odie: a .
A ball line elegant louhlityTtiflotaW, Vialtditt
Aloft linb o o 'vent quality - tants, Parlifekno and - inut
brilliant.
ii... . • • . .
Filli'l Ind 22 and '24l.in'eli c'olorixl • PdAlt oSole '
, A toll line.and 24 melt bla,Clt.mq; c4, I c!!PAPIP, 4 kitiaz
and VeleOrs.
litiAwlis_, CLOAKS, *car/it '. ~ -yr
Brodie and Bruen') Border Stella Shawls and Fkarnt. i
wool PlafitSbatele,Trimnied.Sleenes,:.Basoribi:&e.!
t.OO CARTONS BONNET AND BASK RtalloAs,
i. 0 , c4.0..we1l known linportailon.inelddinst- , • - ~
Full lines plain and 111380 t ted color!! Taffeta i l lu Pf u l
Full lines plalli colon. Boyarges: ‘''
..Full lines all boiled blaqiclti one s Nov. 4 ,to 1 00:Yste,41,.
Fon lined pia fa and blacaNs In Riblioris.
, FAB linen colored Velvet Ribbowi, Nom 6to 80, teu irgliak
and swotted cartons. - ..,,,,
A lirie'of black and colored Snell Ribbon,. ', ',, 'in - 1
, Also, full line of time celebrated diamond bind co .. '
Full llnexarionsquail tiesiblack Lyons
Fu line'Gras do Ns plesAlk Crepes ant Iltaltnesr; -
Also, au invoice of real i Getrich Feethersi Plum**.
Dreis and 'Mantle Trimmings. 'Braids, Batons
•••Balnforal and Hoop Skirts,White Goode,Handkortlidets.
French Artincial -Flowers, Umbrellas, Shirt Front.*
Notions. &c • - _ „
SALE OF 2000 CASES BOOTS, Tntorstztlip. •
•. •
BAGS &c,:
' • ' 'ON 'TUESDAY' MORNING, '
Sept. 14, nt 10 o'cloCk , on four months croft.
'LARGE SALE OF ERITISH, •PRENOH,
AND DOMESTIO DRY GOODS,
IA.!" JON .THURSDAYI MORNING. • ' I •
Sept. 16, et 10 o'clock, on four montha'credit. •I•
tjA.M.EB A. „FREEMAN,
: -,‘ • • N0.•421 WALNUTstreat.
• 'Absignee'sla e o. 91 Arch street. . „.• •
LEASE , AND , noTOCIC OF , A. LOOKING-GLASS , ANDI
PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTORY, FRENOW
PLATE . AIIERROBS,. ENGRAVINGS, icLopas r
MOULDINGS, Gc.
ON •MONDAY BIORNING, ' •
Sept- 13, at 10 o'clock, will be sold without, marvels ,- •,•••••
cat dope, tho entire stock of Looking Okla/ and Tic- • '
ture b rime Manufactory, French Plate Allrrozw, , :-
graving& Clocks. Carpets, Walnut and Gilt Mouldings,
Frames, Cases, Glass, &o. • , ••• - ,
Also, the Lease, suporior Wagon, Harness, Signs. &0.. ,
Sale peremptory, and terms cash.. . • • • •
• SAIE OF STEREOTYPE PLATES OF THE '
• DOUAY. BIBLE. • • _
' ' • (:•N ItIONIDAT monrallo, •• • • ,,, 3
At 10 o'clock. at N 0.918 Arch , street, by order • of.-
Assignee of John Smith; 61 boxes Stereotype Pietist° •
. ,
the Douuy.Bible, known by the Trade as,Lucas &Bros , . •
Sot coMpletb and in good order, A coini mas be exam/el
.
at .the Avrtioit Store. • , . • . • • ,
-•
•
:•Execntors'Sele N0:407 Richtnand at reet.ahove Hanogat ' ..•
HOUSEHOLD FUltlinTßE, CARPETS, &c.
UN wnDNESDA ItIO
Y RNINu. • , • ••., • •
% A te w l a r o ; ' d o c'd ,
t b e
P d rlo o Ch th m b E e xe D cu n o ng
Ro om am d
, • '
,Kitchen Ftlirniture, Ingrain Carpets, &c: : • • •
• .
. •
k.. 1 ;:1•••2!! . ..131116 on tho Premleiec *. •
LOTS, 31. E RCHANTVILLE, . 14 .
, • %THURSDAY AFTERNOON. • • r.*
416•Okinak, be. sold, amnia preudare,l3
Lott:. illoOrktawn- rOnd. or Maple' avanno and niftier
atil/Mll, iderchwatialo, N.J.tbirty.ndnittel ridp,Ecatni
MATlfet 'areal (aril': V. -i..•
I; 'W - .F.4ans.O.fintAlmitfon StaKe. .
° THQMAS & SONS, AUCTIONEER;
'Nes. 139 and 141 South FOURTH street.
SALES OF STOCKS AND REAL ESTATR. , `
sir Public salea at the, Philadelphia Exchange •axel7
TUESDAY t at 12 o'clock. • - • •
• 119 - Furnitttfa sales. at . the Anction liters SPIRT
or HVESDAT. ' •• • • - •
oar Sales at Residence' receive especial attention.
, .
~•j• .„, • r
STOCKS LOANS. Atti. :-• • •
ON ;TUES DAY: SEP 21. ' • •
At o ' clock noon; at the Phibhielrihia T.
Excliatige , -%
Estate of Samuel II McClure, dec'd- •
it I . 1 7 ehare"Natiblial Bank of Northern Liberties'.
~ • 10.sharep Penn National Bank .. •
• 5 slurreSCiundintand Amboy Rairroad
. l'3 allures Lehigh Valley Railroad.
'l3 shares Second and Third Streets P. R. W."Co
•••: • . 10 shares Morris Venal and Banking Co.:Pref. - '
' • • •805 ecrip 4lorris Canal and Banking Co.
For Other Accounts-. ' • ' •
ehurce Academy of Music with .
• • • 4 sharen fievtroth National Bank. •• •
a shares Empire Transportation Co. s • .
100 ellnres Central Transportation Cu • '
10 shard National Dank. °Utile Republic.:
100 'shares Old Township Linu Road.
22 shares 'Bock Mountain Coal Co.
1 @barn Point Breeze Park.
tii;rli.tfel" ii.CL/TETITTTOI4 I IOO/B• ' ' -
' C
•
' 1211111URSTNOTatteet.. ' !•'‘,' 7 f4l .. :„.
• , T ,A„McCLELLANDidsUctluilaers,.
• , 1!•••: : 41; •, ,, f • •‘ • .
CONTINUATION OF. WILE, OF. NEW ANTi',„81&111-i
• 'it lOR 'FURNITURE AND 17Pli OLSTERIIif
• ACCOUNT OF ,MANUFAOTuItERS, ,
•• • • at•the A notion Roenis,•l2l9 oheßtnut dtreet:::' f
, O2' MONDAY MORNING: - • •• ,
Sept. IS, at 10 o'clock, we will continue tbotVL i ngilt•
Mut superior FM-Altura and : Upholstery for VeR45
menufactfirers. , -....
.Thetuttalogrie'will Comprise a large atni varied alights-- •
utunt.-of r•Chaniber-elid Etagereti - Eallyet - 7 -
Redeptioh; • liorking . ilnd . BRanish• hairs: , •
Tables, Cottage Snits, Hat Racks,•nldaboards, loun
Matressesi ' Wardrobes, :Mirrors,
,Catie,leat 'Ohs ,
dic. i .kc., ate. ; •,!• 7 , it
MILE PRINO/PAL MONEY ESTABI4IBII.
wont—S. E. corner of Birra and RACE streets.
lifettey adVanded on generally:.Watches,
Jewelry, Diamonds, Gold and BLiver Plate, and, on
articles of value for any length of time agreedtti,
WATCHES .A,l4 t ß z jEwrusey. 'AT puLyxfkllATilt.
Pine Gold Hun in Case t Double Bottom and Operi Fa,*
Xnglisit, , ,tArnerican and Patent , Lever 'Wpteheait
Pine 001(1 glinting Case and Qpen Face 'Levine Watches: -
Vinti•Goldlthtlez and other Watebee: Pine EdiverJblunt
dd
w 1
ne: L tlVv v g a (j u r dl, l ellti c e e lftt n ic g ht t i o n n e llit n arEngii
AQuartieri and other • Watches,_. Ladies' Fancy, Watehest;
Dian:tend' 'Breastpins; Pih.ger. - Rings; Ear Ringa; Sit:ol4
ay.! , Fine Gold , Chains; Alledallions; Braceleta;" Scan
,Pins; BressipinKEinger Rings; Pencil Cases and Jew.e
,Pins
A,' , , L.%
OR GALL—A large and valuable Fireproof 0 eiC c
itnitlible forst:Jeweller; cost $650. • -1, ;; .•. A,"
Also several Dots rlia South' canidea, Fifth arid Ch „•^l
rtirktlii-BROTILFARgj ATTOTIOICEEES,
1
, (Lately Salesmen for ,111.:.Thprnae & Sorted,
Nn: 011ESTNIIT 'street: rear entruncti frau" Miner.
'11+.17V.10337-.P.llAhArPJArit_4.
"WAVY AND - 611 PILF ra:11,14.;
• oii.xvitivaircr,a4.,_
'Will bee c h eld at the auetton reeins,, bop C4eetrptar:,
in Alm latter part of settetaber'. „
Particulars hereafter., , .
•
'rp,Ham.As . BIRCH. Lt. SON, , AT,T.CTION,..:'
'..l_ • ` ENNS AND lON Ist EROIIANT.B. - - 7
No .
1%A 3 11. 1 gT.N0 rrEtroot... • -, .' . 4 ,
Nem' ontilinco No. 1107 tsausom stria. ' ...' '..',,,v.
.11onselio.14- ,Firraiture dosoription.rocelved on
Cgs=nt. • ••• t
Bales of-Fuiilittire 0 dwellings attl?iadod tb 0xi.t110.104- 7 -
rensonlible terms..'. • • . . .
- I)Ity 7 I3AILRITT - 86 - 00 - AUCTIO
CASK . AUCTIOre,ROBSE; ' _ • .
Noi 230 MARKET street, corner of Bank ottrfet. ,,
. Conti advanced on .corodenments without extra, chug,.
D-4718 &. HARVEY, . AUCTIONEERS,
-) • (fatte with Thomas dc Sone.)'
, Btore 20'3.48 and f4O North t3I.KTB, 'Wear
m o cLEics & c 0.., , • ;
• • AUCTIONEERS,
_ L INO .JlO6 IWARRIET street. •
15691-,-144PViCrE BALES EVRR,Y MONDAY. AND
•D, - •
A/31(100:1i dr, CO.; 'AUCTION:.
" . VIERS:No.IIOS MARRETetreet. above Fifth.' '
" li.EATJERS ANO,STOVES, .
PH OM SON'S LONDON
• iner, or *Eupean 'Ranges, for families, hotels
ro
or public institutions, in twenty different size/4 . .7' , 2 ,
Also, Philadelphia Ranges, Hot Air
'Portablet Ifeafere,'Low down Grates, Firebeard Stevetti , A
Bath 'Boilers, - Stew-hohy Plates, Broilere, Cookl4 ,
, Stovet, etc., wholesale and retail by the. manufacturer*,
. . • SIIARPE TIIOISSON,
my 2.9 fin vi ihn4 " N 0.209 North Second elreet.,
. .
•..I , III3IkAS S. DIXON & 'sfsNp,
a
LatnAnlret7lx7i
I(.324cnßstNuteetiPitfladt,, .
ii°'to
r . ,'
iin nine - furl:re of
. • , LOW DOWN, -,:-1
.: . ,•. . , FAULQ_R.,, 1 :
• . ~ allAbLitEß,
And other GI:CATES; '''', ~. ,•,::','' ~..;,,," ',, : '.,.,
. • For Anthracite, I .llltpmfuounand Wood Fire.' , . tI41:-. , 4 . 1 ' -
...,.
. '':' • ' ' WARIII-Ant s FURNAON •' '' '" , , ,"
• - For iVormint , Ptilittc , mid PrlviAte BilNiiiri,kW 4 '. l ,4 , .4
RE arsunti, YEN Tklitt'/Vitldt 4fi_: 5„ . 5 . .. 4. i „. 1 ':
C111M.14 ,VCIATS' -
,_,* • ,
COOK IN( :NAINESOLIVIDMOJIDERS.
AviioLgsALE, and . RVailiap.„
INSTRUOTIoN:4I: /
pit ivato H2O,Tibtqlf .BailiftiP ~, , SOTENTr2.b
cally taught at the Philadoinlilealding School',
.Oiitk street, aboye , Vine. ?..(11u, borne, are . Quiet and
thoroughly trained,: or hire, saddle horyea, &leo car.
lieges at all time fbc vieddititi, partite, opera,'lnterakA,
&p. Horace trolued.ln tlaa dia. ..
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