• A
_ 2
AN AVOIIET IPAAIO4 I 9,z„
, • IDIT BAYARD . TAymovi••,,,_
lONIA is the air, and still 1- thti'ileailis of the
locust andwalnnt
Zily hang, gram the btingliklnlaYing their
_ intricate outlines• '
Rather on space than the skT,—ou' a tideless
expaugion of slumber.
Faintly afar in the depths- of the duskily
withering gra..'sseS'
"...Katydids chirp, .and I hear the monotonous
_2; ,• - •,x'attle of crickets'. ,
Pena is the air, and ah! the breath that was
. . -wont to refresh me
Out of the volumes I love, the heartful, whis-
•- permgpages,,
Dies on the typo, and I see bet wohrisome char
.
.- 'actors only. • •
'Therefore be still, thou yearning voice from
the garden_in Jena,— • •
Still, thou answering voice from. the park-side
cottage inlVeimar,
Still, sentimental echo from chambers of office
.' in Dresden,—
Ye, and the feebler and farther voices that
_ , sound in the pauses !
'Each and all to the shelves ',return ; for Cain
is your.commerce
}Tow, when the.world and the brain are numb
in the torpor of August. ..
Over the tasselled corn, and fields of the twice
blossomed clover;
Dimly the bills recede ita the reek of the color
less hazes:
Dull and lustreless, now7f.
of the woodlands ;
Leaves of blackberry • briers are bronzed
.and
besprinkled with copper . ; •
Weeds in the unmown mellows are blossom
ingpurple and yellow,
Itonghly . entwined, a wreath for the tan and
:wrinkles of Summer.
'Where shall I turn? What path attracts the
indifferent footstep,
:Wager no ..more as in • une; nor lifted with
wings as in May-time ? .
-,Whitherward look for agoal, when buds have
exhausted:their promise, '
Harvests, are reaped, and grapes and berries
are waiting' for Autumn ? •
Wander, my 'feet, as ye list! I am careless,
to-day; to direct you ; • •
'::.:carpet
hete, the path by the pines,
,the russet
.;...earpet of needles • .
Stretching from wood to'. wood, and hidden
-:-, from sight by: the orchard!'
liere, in the sedge of the slope, the centuary,
• pink as a sea-shell, .
Opens-her, stars all at once, and, with finer than
-• • , .tropical spices
Sweetens the barren aridity,—censer of fields
.that are sterile.
.4Tcriv, Item the height of the grove, between
' - the irregular tree-trunks,
..9ver the falling fields and ineadowy curves of
• the valley,
Glimmer the peaceful farms, the mossy roofs
of the houses,
`Gables gray of neighboring barns, and
. • gleams of the highway
Climbing the ridges beyond to dip in'the dream
of a forest.
Ah, forsaking the shade, and slowly crushing
- • the stubble, •
Parting the viscous roseate stems and the
keen pennyroyal,
Rises a different scene, suggestion of heat and
• of stillness,
Meat as intense and stillness as dumb, the im
maculate ether's
Rush when it vaults the waveless 3lediterra
- • nean sea-floor;
Golde4 the hills of Los, with pencilled ceru
, lean shadows
Phantomsyof Carian shores that are painted
• - and fade in the distance ;
Patmos behind, and westward the flushed
Ariadnean Naxos,—
Once as I saw' them sleeping; drugged by the
poppy of Sumther.
Tliere, indeed, was the air, as with floating
•
stars of the. thistle
Filled with impalpable, fcirms, regrets, possi
bilities; longings
Beauty that was. and . was not, and Life that
• -
was rhythmic and joyous, .
•,ito that the sun-baked clay the peasant took
for his wine-jars
Brighter than gold I thought, and the red
acidity nectar.
Here, at my feet, theiclay is clay and a nui
sarice the stubble,
Flaring. St-John's-wort, milk-weed, and
' coarse, unpoetical mullein ;
Yet,. were it not for the poets, say, is the as
' phodel fairer?
Were not the mullein as dear, had Theocritus
sung it, or Bion?
Yea, but they did not ; and we, whose fancy's
• tenderest tendrils
Shbotnnsupported, and wither, for want of a
Past we can - cling - to,
We, sp starved in the Present, so weary of
singing the Future,— •
What hi't to us, if, haply, a score of centuries ,
later,
weed inspires Patagonian tourists, and
4 , flbataleilis are classic?
14,1,110,ialancing fortunes, feeling the spite of
them, maybe,—
FOrlhe little withheld outweighs the much
that is given,-
- - Ikeling. the pang of the brain, the endless, un
quenchable yearning
13ofn of the knowledge of Beauty, not to be
shared or imparted,
,Slowly I stray, and drop by degrees to the
thickets of alder
• Fringing a couch of the stream, a basin of
- , Watery slumber.
Broken, it seems • for the splash and the drip
.4nd the bubbles betoken
,What?—the bath of a nymph, the bashful
" • strife of a Hylas ?
•
proud is the hack; and bent from an un=olym
' pima stooping,'
..: - Istarrow the loins and firm, the white of the
thighs and shoulders
Changing to reddest and toughest of tan at the
knees and the elbows.
.151.Co.faim ? Hesees me, nor cares to hidein
the thickets.
, i x• Faun of the bog is he, a sylyan creature of
Galway .
Come from the ditch below, to cleanse him of --
sweat and. of Muck-stain ;
- Willing to give me speech, as, naked, he
• stands in the shallows.
something of coarse, uncouth, barbaric, ho
•• *- leaves on the bank there.;
!Something of primitive lnunan fairness cometh
to clothe him.
Were he not bent with the pick, but straigh
tened from reaching the bunches
• lidtg . from the mulberry branches,—heard he
the bacchanal cymbals,
Took from the sup an even gold on the web of
. • • his muscles,
-Knew the bloom of his stunted bud of delight
of the senses,—
Then as faun or shepherd he might have been
• welcome in marble.
Tea, but he is not ; and 1, requiring the beau
balance,
music ochre in the body, and limbs too fair to
be hidden,
Find, indeed, some delicate colors and possi
ble graces,—
Moral hints of the man beneath the unsavory
garments,—
•
ng-ItIiELT4W...
versed of the raceq
/Starting the world afresh on the basis unlovely
• . Of Labor.
Was it a spite of fate that blew me hither, an
exile,
Btill unweaned, and not to be weaned, from
the milk I was born to '?
Bitter the, stranger's bread to the homesick,
hungering palate '
•
Bitterer still to the soul the taste of the food
that is foreign !
Yet must take it, ve,t live, and somehoW
!: •seem to be healthy
Lest my neighbors, Perchance, be shocked by
an uneompreliended
Violent clamor tor that w hi hh I crave and they
cannot supply
unmeet for the times, anaehronistical
passions;-
13.4uty seeming distortpd because the rule is
. distOrtion, '
Fiere . ita tangle winch, now, too idle am i to
unravel,
~ ,-:', '.;:I..T.HEiI)AILY:4Y:i:',AP,7O#4OI.-s:rultiE,A)j.io.4,l.A;::....a-Ail3ul3.o:o(,....ggEi.Actss ß
.8...:'10p.,...;.,1..-.•....,',„,i.'
m oreover,* 'birteriawe et, moon se
fs4-grapc, • ' 40 5 .
Mt4intrthe , tbicieets : printel,lll, prtdia,
practical fangios ! • !,.•,• •
Verily, Mali' 40wilgePIT OYself XlittiOlciaz 4 epf
, lesthetig, .
Pi%•Z•, , , •
Aveless prQblerA;; the feet Ive•§3,:!..vy,ellnigh
• beedlesily fettered:.
ThonglitlegS,'th4 true, I relinquished fay bboks ;-*
but aesei t eundo
Wisely. was said,—for desperate vacancy
prompted the ramble,
Memories prolonged, and a Phantom of login
urges it onward.
a.
Here are the - fields again! The soldierlyvaaiie
in tassel,
• -
Stands on review, and carries the scabbarded
ears in its arm-pits. kuStling I part the, ranks,L4he close, engulfing
• battalions ' • • • •
Shaking their pinnies overhead,--and, wholly
bewildered And heated, , •
gain the ten of the ..ridge, where ,'stands,
colessal i the. pin-oak.
Yonder a mile away, I sce.the reofs,of the
See the crouching front of the ,Mbeting-bouse
of the QuakerS, :
Oddly conjoined with the. whittled Presbyte
rian steeple. • '
Right and left are the homes of the slow, con
servative farmers, ,
Loyal people and true, but, now that the bat
ties are over;
Zealous for Temperance, Peace, and the Right'
of Suffrage for Women.
Orderly, moral,, are. they,—at least, in the
nae-of--suppre.- ee •
Given to preaching of rules, inflexible outlines
• f afar ' -
Seeing•the sternness of life, but, alas! over
- looking its graces:
Let me he juster : the scattered seeds of the
—graoesare planted •
Widely apart ;' but the trumpet-vine on the
porch is a token;
Yea, and awake and alive are the forces of lout.
and affection,
Plastic forces that work from the tenderer
models of beauty.
Who shall dare to speak of the possible ? Who
shall encounter •
Pity and-wrath and reproach, recalling...the
record immortal
Left by the races when Beauty was law and
joy was religion ?
Whole thelhity in drab shall bring the gar-
landed Pleasdre?—
Break with the 'chant of the gods; the glad-
_
some timbrels of morning,— -
Nasal, monotougu.s chorals, sung by the sad
.congregati4tl?-•
Better it were to sleep with the/ owl, to house
with the hornet,
Than to conflict with the satisfied moral sense
of the people.
.Nay, but let ine be just; nor speak with the
alien language
Born of my blood ; for r know them, and
. value and love them.
Was it My, faidt, a strain of the distant and
dead generations ,
Brake iu my . being, renewed, and made me
other than these are? •
Purer; Perhaps, their habit of law than the
• freedoM they shrink from;
So, restricted by will a little indulgence is
riot.
They, content with the glow of a carefully
tempered twilight,
Measured pulses of joy, and colorless growth,
of the senses,
Stand, aghast at my dream of the sun, and the,
sound, and the splendor! • .
Mine it is, and remains, resenting the threat
of suppression,
Stubbornly shaping iny` life, and feeding
with fragments its hunger.
Drifted' from Attican hills to stray on a
Scythian
So unto me it appears, — unto them alierver
. sion and scandal.
Lo ! in the vapors, the sun, colossal and crim
son and hornless,
Touches the woodland; lingers of air prepare
for the dew-fall.
Life is fresher and sweeter, insensibly toning
to SoftnesS
Needs and desires' that are but the broidered
hem of its mantle,
Not the texture of daily use; and -the soul of
the landscape, .
Breathing of justified reSt, of peace deVeloped
by patience,
Lures
by
to feel the. exquisite senses that
'come frtnn denial,, .
Sharper passion of Beauty never fulfilled in
external
Forms or conditions, but alWays a fugitivi
has-been or may-be.
Bright and alive as a want, incarnate it dozes
and fattens.
Thus, in aspiring, I reach what were lost in
• the idle possession ;
Helped by the laws I resist, the forces that
daily depress me ;
Bearing in secrjter joy a luminous life in my
bosom.
Fair as the stars on Cos, the moon on the
boscage of Naxos! •
Thus the skeleton Hours are clothed witlit
rosier Tioilies :
Thus i 1 iniriei I Bacchanal's rise unto lu.stim
daitces:
Thus the neglected god returns to the desola'iti
temple :
Beauty, thus rcihroned, accepts and blesses
her children !
INSTRUCTIONS.
.9A,‘ BIDING SCHOOL.—MR. E. DE
KIEFFER will open hie Riding School IN
and :110 Dugan street, below Spruce, on SE rrEm
13, PO, with a good stock of well-trained hems. 1i0r,024
trained to the 'saddle. Those keeping their horses at
IWe etable.can have the privilege of using the riding-
Saddle horses and carriages fur parties, Sr., to
hire. 'eel;-2tiO
HORSEMANSHIP SOIENTIFI
noAcatIL t aughta the P elflia Riding School
strabove Vine. irHeaienoan
thoroughly trained. For hire, saddle horses. Also car
riages at till times for weddings, parties, opera, funerals,
&c, Horses trained to the saddle.
THOMAS CRAIGE &SON. _
JUST RECEIVED AND IN STORE 1,000
cases of Champagne, sparkling Catawba and. Calf.
fornia Wines, Port,
Madeira, Sherry Jamaica and Santa
Cruz Rum, flne•old Brandies and Whiskies, Wholesale
and Retail. P. .1. JORDAN, Z2O Pear stree t
Below Third and Walnut a
ascots, and above Dock
street de7-tf
LIQUID RENNET.—
A MOST CONVENIENT
ARTICLE for making JUNK ET or CURDS and WHEY
in a few minutes at trilling expense. Made from fresh
rennets, and a/waya rehab le, JAMES T. SIIINN,
ye9,tf.rp§ Broad and. Spruce streets.
REPAIRS TO WATCHES AND
Musical Boxes, in the best manner, by skillful
workmen: FARR & I3ROTHER,
24 Chestnut street below Fourth,
ISAAC NATIIANS, AUCTIONEER, N. E.
corner Third and Spruce streets, only one square
below the Exchange. e 290,800 to loan, In largo or small
amounts, on diamonds, silver plate, watches,Jewelry,
and all gerxia of value. Office hours from 8 A. M. to 7
P. 31. 8,7" Established for the last forty years. Ad
vances made in. large amcunts at the lowest market
rates. . jag tfrn
TORNCRUMP, BUILDER,
el 1791 CHESTNUT STREET,
and 213 LODGE STREET.
Mechanics of every branch required for-house-building
and fitting promptly furnished. ' fe774.1
- DO sTri AND RAILS, POSTS RAILS,
A., _all styles.,..Nottrdiele,-aquare anithalf-rottiv3-posts,
heart and ion: 90,099 feet
that common , boarcle.
Shelving; lining and store-fitting material made a spa;
cialty., NICHOLSON'S,
my9-tfrp Seventh and Carpenter streota,
AND BUILD''' .
• NO. 1024 SANSOM STREET,
jelo-Iyrp PHILADELPHIA.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
49,4 MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT
LOANED UPON DIAMONDS,
,WATOLIES,
JEWELRY, PLATE, CI , OIII,OICe, &c., at .
JONES dt CO.'S
• OLD-ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE, .
Corner of Third and blaeki II etreete,
Below Lombard.
N. 8.-DIAMONDS, WATUIIES, EWELBy,OUNS
FOE BALE AT
REMARKABLY LOW PRICES
PHILADELPHaTitantIONS'
BANDAGE INSTITUTE, 14'N ~N
etreet, above Market.. B. C. EVl.ltt l'T'd
Truss ppeitively curial Rupture's. Cheap Trumea,
Elastic Bella, Stock loge, Bu porters,. Shoulder Br a / a ao,
Crutches, 61113 peneurien,Pile Baudagen. Ladled attended
to by lam B.
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. , .' ' , FOR -61 , 4, • . ;f ti , f,' r , -
I. VIOI.T N G MEN. p 6 :; 810 y-18.
;-.,. No. 1415 'Loolist ~ . ., l iti v , , ' ~ '.-,c, ',
i„. tr:IWAILD CLARENCE Bllitai ' .' ‘• ,PiinciPill•
1. This School offers superior., dr Omen twit to those pro;
E a rlil n c l ikeri b n i gi n d e iri nTati:l n a7ic
.j.' ' varyl thorough and
English
complete. Special instructors in a renc,nrDrawing, Pea
' 2. Those looking to College. receive a most thorough
preparatory training. , •,„ ~ , .
3. Special IPeatures-An unsurpasfied lbeitlity, large
and well. ventilated rooms, a.secluded play-ground, a ,
_first-class Primary Department. .. ~• , .
Next Session ` begins ' September 33 - Clic - niers nt 122 e
Chestnut street. -•-, , • ... r•,- - : , • an 23.11 1 .14. ;
7 i4(TTilio •
ELECT ' HIGH SCHOOL , .
S
TENTH ST..'
It is designed thotThis Institution „shall rani( second
to .none. In Philadelphitt, ThCiiumbgni.ofistuildnts is
limited to as many only as cawroceive tho titian,' atten
tion et the Principal: - it being hit deitirotorconiblne all
the moralundretining+!intinenceetbat are wild s '
tent with needful discoltmc.• - ,‘, 4;
The undersigned bring 6 to MS asSiStance in the pur
suit of his protession the experience amen than a via r•
ter of a century. during which" time hei 'Mut been engaged
in the instruction of voting mon and.boys
.front almost
every section of the Limon, and ;qintile result of his ef
forts with h . wholn, he ie willing to batitehiselaim for con;
tinned support.' ' • ' ' +, • ' •
It is the practice of the undersigned -'lO- devote to the
, government and instruction, of the 'Students. his Imre
witting personal attention ; yet lie snares no'pains in the
selection of those whom , ho to mishit him in the
School, they being gentlemen of liberal edneationi and of
known fitness for their profession.. -
Students may prepare,therneolibi 'for entering any
class in College or for the fictive businesit of life. Espe
cial attention is given to tho study of Natural Philoso
phy, Chemistry and the mathematics, te well to Arith
mitotic Etymology and the other, `erdinarir English
branies. r; A
limited number of boys will b • .received to consti-
,inpervhdon ot tht;Piineipal,' Et. erbte — es.wi I .a resumed
on the 20th inbtunt ' . 1, '
,sel3-6t* CALEB
A fi lfT s
,
reopen IL'll.l:ll.sr.Sll7A.Y,opeptemoueo.B.,
TAT EST C.HESTNTJT.STII, - .EETc.:!IINSTU-
T tute.—Miss E. IT. ,13.110WN 117111,Opent a 'school
for young ladies, at No. 035phestuut Street . , on TUNS-
Serd. 21. Circulars may ,be procured:at the school
on and alter Wednesdoy,tho•lsth. • •' sell-180
LT BARROWS'S SOIIOO4 FoR Boys,
. in the CITY nt " Chestnut and
Eighteenth, \rill re -open MONDAI; SOPLI3.• §
MISSES 'GREGORY .WILL RE-
A. open their School forrionnu badics; Na. 3917 Lo
cust street, on 111 ON DAY Sept. 13th; au%) lnr_
-.GITILLK.,‘FET,' FRENCH' TgAc HER,
1../. 237 South Ninth strcTt: ' • 7m'
H E CLAsslcAr . AND :'ENGLISH
SCILooI of 11.1): GREGORY' ',C11., ta.YIIOS Mar
ket street, will : reopen 0n'111.0.14 DAY; sop!. O.'
•
Mss.AiIIIFFITTS- 'WILL:.II..t:OPEN
• her schbol SEPTEMBER :13th,:iti the tipper
rooms of the School Building 'IA 'the • Churchi Cites-tont
and Fifteenth streets. Entrance t upper gate ; on (The:a
but treat. Applications received at 112 a (Ward street.
itii2Moct , - rL fi.
• •
TUISS BONNEY AND plfLAirE
131 will reopen their boardiug 'and';dayf . seliool (twen
tieth year), Septemberls, at 1615 Ckestuut street. P:u ,
ticulare from circulars, • aultito octl
C—
LASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL' ANDc ,
ENGLISH 5C.1390L, •at 1112 Market , street, re.
opens September 9411.. Rooms large.; •
Bel lm W3l. S. COOLEY, A. 31.
MISS ARROTT AND. MRS: WELLS',
(Formerly of No. 1607 Poplar street,.
Will open their Boarding and Day School' for Girls, on
the first :Monday in October, MO at:No. 5254' GER
' MAN
TOWN avenue, Germantown, P , hiladelphia: •
'Until October let, • direct. to No. 744 North NINE
TEENTH Street. ' , ttulo-3w;
QCHOOL REMOVAL. :• • •
.11figs JAMES will resume the duties of her . School
on MONDAY, 13th instant, at No i .12`1 Chestnut
street,' . selo-12.t§
M ISS BORDEN'S SCHOOL FOR. GIRLS
and Boys, No. 1626 rine:street, will .reopen Sep
tember 33t11. • • • se6
mA,EY M. TRUMAN WILL , ItU-0 PEN
her &Mot, No. 142 Noitti'Setenth; street; on the
13th of Ninth Mouth (Septethber): ' • . BO
CATHARINE M. SIIRLEY. WILL Rg-
OPEN her School, No. ,4 Scintli MERRICK street,
on Second-day (MONDAY), 9th month (September) Lath,
166,9:, 4 , st 3 lin§
wM. I'EWSMITH'S 'CLASSICAL AND
Illutheinathlad Sehool,looB ChekniirMreet.
Pupils thoroughly fitted for College orA/1134108d pur
suitu. • , ,
The Fall Session will coinineuce on IIfONDAY: Septent
beiLEfilt. cluntp:l4",
ZI[TEST PENN , SQUARE SEIVIINAItY
VV , for Young Ladies, No. s.Switlii• Merrick street,
Hate Mrs. M. S. Mitchell's). The Fall term of this
School will - begin on WEIiESDAY, September 22d.
Dliss AGNES IRWIN, Principal. tse2l
MISS CLEVELAND DESIRES TO AN
nonnee' that She will open, ou MONDAY, Sep
tember 20th, at =3 De Lancey Place, - a school for the
education of a limited number of young ladies.
Circulars may be had on application at 24.3 South
Eighth Street, between the hours oft) and 2. set-tri
TRY HO USE. •
Select.HOme Boarding School for Boys. Assisted by
graduateof Trinity - University, a gentleman of attain
ment and ex perience, and aided by other teachers,MßS.
CRAWFORD will be prepared to receive her pupils on
WEDNESDAY, ltith September.
Pry can be reached by Sixth street cars and dummies
via Fraultford. • For forma and circulars apply to the
PRINCIPAL, Dry House, Fox Chase P. 0., Twenty-third
Ward. Phila. ~ „. , sel lino§
rpHE ARCH STREET INSTITUTE FOR
1. Young idGlateo, nib Arch stro.q. will re l opow
ON Y 7fseptcitiber'2ot h.
_Apply from Stn 12 A.
_M
titi3o §- MSS L. 31. 13.110,WS.T.Hifefij;i1;—'
ri_EORGE R. BARKER, A. M., W.LLL RE
VA open
street, Gerhma English
on n d
MCodaya, l
vt h embe r P . r th o ,o
MO. ' aul9-Im§
FRENCHLANGCIAGI::—I'RUP.ESSOI L
AItOIEALT has removed to :No. 223 South 'Ninth
Ftro.t, un26 ha'
SH N Fit WILL •IGE-
M lS r
open her kto ol WEDNESDAY. Se pteinber .8; N:
W. corner Fifteenth and Pine. nu2o lne, •
rvilemAs BAI.,DWIN'S GLISII,OLAS-
Firal and Mathematical School for Boys ' northeast
corner of Broad and Arch streets, will re-open Septem
ber Rh.. an2.3lnr"
—Atlantic Monthly
mr24 tfrDi
emiZ•iiiars given, or sent to address, n A'f)
COLLEGIATE.SCHOOL, S. W. CORNER
Broad and Walnut streets.. Term begins Sell ,
tember Oth. '[ut43,
'REGINALD H. CHASE. A. M., principals
HENRY W. COTT, A. M. s 'DP— •
1111-1 E FIFTEENTI - 1 ACADEMIC YEAR,
1. of the. Spring Garden ACuletny, N. E. edrner Eighth
and Buttonsmod streets, begins MONDAY, Sept Oth.
-Buys and Young Non prepared for-business or College.
J. P. BIRCH, A.M.
CHAS. A. WALTERS, A.M.';
0112314 Principals. '.
M 1.55 CARR'S SELECT BOARDINGand Lay School for Young Ladies.
• EILDON SEMINARY, opposite the York Road Sta
tion, North. pennsylvania Railroad, seven miles front
Philadelphia, will reopen on WELNESDAY Sept.
Circulars obtained at the office of Jay Cooke 4: Co.,
Bankers, 114 S. Third etreet, or by addressing the Princi
pal, Shoemakertown P. 0., ;Montgomery co.,Plimu2l
MRE - MISSES CHAPMAN'S BOARDING
J. and Day School for Young Ladies will re-open
September 12th, 1809.: For Circulars, address the Prin
cipals, Ilolmesburg, Twenty-third Ward. Philadelphia,
or they can be obtained at Mr. TRUMPLER'S Music
Store, 926 Chestnut street. Phibida. au2 2m*
rpHE., BEST PILOVIDED SCHOOL: , IN
X A MERICA.—TDD SCIENTIFIC AND CLASSI
CAL INgTITUTE—a School forllays and Young Men
—Coiner Poplar and Seventeenth streets, ro-opens
'MONDAY, September Ult. J. ENNIS, A. •
stun int" Princepal..
--
Ct:ILISI N TOWr N SEMINARY -FOR
r .Y . OUNG LADIES. Green street, south of Walnut
Lane, will re-open September 8. For cirindars contain-.
log full information, apply to Prof. W. S. FOR,TRSOUE,
A. N., Principal. aug2itf9
VILLENDS' SCHOOLS, CORSA? FOURTif
. and Green streets t entrance on Fourth street), will
reopen on the first Second -day In the Ninth month
September 0), 180.
These schools have large and well-ventilated rooms,
and are under the care of experienced teachers. •
For further information apply at the adv.& to
Sarah 8. Long, Principal oi Grammar School;
Rebecca T. Buckman, Principal of Secondary
School;
Abide T. Lippincott, Principal of Primary School;
or to
SDeucer Roberto, 421 N.•Si.ttlt street,
Withal A. Allen, 721 Green street..
I+LISS,EB 31ANSFIELD'S SCHOOL;
1_ No. 4783 Main street, Alto - get Square Germantown,
will open Wednesday, Sept. 15th, Pifiti. 'For furt4iet•ln7
formation_apply fichttfil .
IlltrEtrifeltrr:=-Ittet*. -- AV'T. - Pealtotly, D. 1)., - Harvard
Univsrsity. Ito Waldo Emerson, Olio Esq., ,Iftmoorel,
Mass. Olir Wendell Holmes, M. 0., 110,1 ton. Simnel
Dow lett, - Dett ~ Springfield „Mass. E. R. Hoar, Attorney-
General, Washington. 110111arn Dorsey, Germantown.
R OY. Silas Farrittantl; Germ antow aul9.lloo* .
PHILA D It: L.P.11 1 A SCI - 100J1 OF
Design for Women, Northwest Tenn Square, will
reopen on MONDAY, September 20tit.
T. W. BnAnrwoon,
seiJ-01 g • Principal.
yOtN(.I
Classical, Commercial and Scientific • Institute,
PM Mt. Vornott street. Tills suceossful school ontois its
firth year. September Gilt. Preparation for business or
College. Popilwmay now lei Preparatorf do
..
partmeitt fur small boys.
Rev. JAS. 0. SHINN, A. M.,
an2f , lin§ Principal;
.
SPICING GA
RD.EN INSTITIJTH
luOlt
YOUNG LADIES
Deopenf-if September 13.
GyidiEja LoMB . S, A .
au2lt-lni • 6401 and Gil Itiamitall street.'
'
;01 1t..JA.31E .M.tHASIti ILI, RESUM
bbicluxoy.4 in Latin and Greek, :ma , EngliNh
Literliture..lirpt , CauditlaNs for C011...g0 thokonghly
pr , •pure4l for the Frf . 4)11111.11 pr advanced rktxd4 x. Addretin
till atinVO date ; Cambridge, MakK. • uu2t tu ti t ti
F.,a • 1,;„ ~., ..:, .!i!le 1 , ,, , '
.11
~, ~ :,.4 . ,,,i :iiiiiiyiictßifr. ~; ....•.. 0,1 , T., t .
• „_.,. , .., 1 61-. , , , , dit t
1 10 ABEIVAL,'N43OIENT •
• it, Di. OhiliNft
i i
AMR M ,l'! , g , ..-., ~ li 4
Sff , i t , se AlOYtitAll .11r0 GPSNN
,',..'0 1 •,,, , \:: : 0' e lasnmilblotita. lidb k - 'Az- ..41A,
si -). 'l , Entr co 108 Isaiah TENTri'Streset. Al-,
This School presents the following advantages: .
Finely ventilated clase-rOmns, with ceilinge thirty feet
, in height, giving each pdpit store than doublo tho usual
, breathing space. • .
, • Wideonaesiveatairwaysrrenderinfir accidents •in as- •
1 eembling and dismissing abneet impossible.
1., A corps of teachers, every one of whom has had years
, :of experience; iri. the ' art of imparting knowledge, and
mak' mketudy interesting, and, coueequently, profitable.
A mode.ot.teaching.and discipline calculated to make
school attractive; instead - of - burdensome to the-pupil
•an Sadist:lgnitable requi itafor completeoucceser .
; ~ Appltcatiotasreceivel4tjh A o cmlenty. from ,10,A , M.
' 'to SF. ISt:, daily, Minh after 'AUGUST 13, ,
Catalogue'', sontainipg full paVActattzl aDd t h e Preee•
'of many °Tear 'leading citizens, patronietn-the-las IVA
tien t may beobtained , ot 14r, 1V..!: W. Warburton's, 430
Chestnut street, or by addressing the Principatas.abeue..
H. Y. LAtiDERDA(3I3,
Late Print. ipgl of the Northweht rn.l4 l e 4 3, l 4hinittir,Behooi•
5e14412 ~ 1.4 • r', .• •4 .i• : p -,, .= J-•
._...r
B. INCH TAUGHT BY CON
F
ti mi, . :Private' ',lessons, -Claw snow foming; tot;
10(114 and gentlemen. Prof..,DELACOURT, 1208
Race Btrect. HolB-2r
4YISS , ANAIALEIS - ENG - LI:151i AND
1. I're neiißbnrcling DO' School, No:1350 , rinu
tstreet, will reopen September Ibtlt. 807-12t5
seiroOL: , . .
.
VAN DER WIELEN'S EUROPEAN
SCROOL,OF MAT .
pt 133T1E
1 OSTI4UT street, Philadelphia.
This institution; 'modeletl _upon the levet celebrated
Academlex of Eure IA now ppou for the reception of
pupils. Its histoictionii are not limited to Artiste ox
elusively; but are also carefully adapted lathe. wente of
teachere, antl,alt,Others .who • elusive
.proficiency in Art
as an acconiplisbnient;
nissieulllßY be had at any time. .ICirecula • • -
plication. . . ' ae.l6-/20
TUTOR WAN TED.--..A GENTLPIAN F
refinement:and ifitellethial - cultures' wanted to eiltt
iiitte an intelligent fadj,llo \V in his twelftli,year. A liberal
compensation \till lie Mad to one with hits the requisite
resources, and the aptitude to make instruction rather a
tonsure thanA VASIL, Addreini box No. 2015 Philadelphia
11SS -- CLAM( WILL' • 'Ol l -BIT: --HER
Jt_ school •on WEDNESDAY, Sepf.-15,iti . the School
in the rear of
,the Church of thelloly
Nineteenth and W,nlnut 'Atreetd'
8f A D AME CLEMENT:;" FRENCH
Protestant Boarding' School,' Germantown; Pa.
The Fall Term will open on WEDNESDAY, September
For Circulara,' a pply to the Principal. 80411 ant ;i
1„4" 1 8 S BAYARD,'S•B OAP, D IN GAN D DAY
_al re-oPeA September Uth,.1.80). . '
self-1U:''1418 , lateAntit tick; I,
CENTRAL • INSTITUTE,. NORTHWEST
cornnr-Tenthapd Spring Gorden streets, will re, ,
opsn MONDAY, September tab. .114? yr; prepared -for
College or 81 - IBi7lo#B. nt'Sidetic6. of Principal. 534 North
Tenth st. • H. G. .711eGUIEE .A. M., Prin.
au2436t§ • Prim
E, -MISSES MORDECAI WILT, RE
1. open'thrir Day &lint,'" for Young' Lthiles on WED
NESDAY, Septonbor 2.zi, at .121:15 Spruce st. -att:ll-lhe •
4 /11 HI: HI LL-70
1. SELECT FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL,' '
An English, .Classical , Mathentaticaly Scientific, and
-- : - A.rtistin Institution, • •
FOE YOUNG MEN AND:TiOYS, •
At POTTSTOWN, 'Montgomery County: Pa.
The First Terni of the Nineteenth Annual besslonwill
cernmsnce on WEDNESDAY, the Sth,day of September
next. Pupils :received at any timo. For -threnlarg,
address • . Rac. GEO. F. MILLER, A. M.,
Principal,
RLFRILENCES.
REP. DRS.—Meigs, Schaeffer, Mann, Kranth, Sethi,
Mullionberg, Starer, nutter, Stork, Conrad, Boni
lwrger, W ylie. S terret, Murphy, Crtii Italia - Like, etc:
110N5.,-Judgc Ludlow, Leonard Myers, M. Russell
Thayer, ROW. Boyer, -Jacob .5. 'Yost, Illeater Cly
mer. John Killinger, etc.
ESQS —James L . ... Caldwell, Jarneri. L., Claghorn - , C. S.
Grove, T. c, Wood, Harvey Bancroft, Theodore G.
Boggs, C. F. Norton, L. L. Roupt, Si Gross Fry,Miller
Jr, Derr, Charles Wannemachere James, Kent, Santee Jt
Co., etc.
Jt LI 13, 1869. . • 3y29 th a tn 2m§
UTEST PENN SQUARE ACADEMY,'
y Ord National Bank Building I,
S. W, corner 3larket street and West ,Pestn Square. ,
A training Collegiate Technical -and ' Commercial
School fur boys'and young men.
Gymnastics. French, Gemian; Art; Vocal Music. all
under skillful teachers, without extra charge. - ; College
ulasses in every stage of preparation :
The Rooms will be Open 'for inspection on and after
August
23d -
T. BRANTLY-LANGTON, Principal.
[Testimonial:] • ,
PnitxnEl. PHIA, Nay 3 t, 3869.
I take sincere pleasure in comnieuiling Mr. Langton to
the confidence of all who are interested in the education
of boys. Ilia large experience; his, past success ,• his
broad and thbrough views of education; hitienthusitunii
in his - profesSlOn •. consciMitionsneso and sense of the
responsibility attaching to his vocation ; and his exem
plary, life as a member of a Christian church, render
him, in my judgment, peculiarly qualified to be an in
structor ofyoutn. GEO. D. BOARDMAN,
aubt to th tfli Pastor of First Baptist Church.
ACADEMY OF THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH ' , (founded; ,,, A. D. RV,/
Southwestleorher LOCUST and UN rvEit AtiCil6: The
Rev. JAMES W. ROBINS, A 31., Head Master, with
ten Assistant Teachers. From September 1, 1869, the
price of Tuition will be NINETI Dollars per annum
for all
,classes; payable half-yearly in advance.,
French:Genii - an,-'Drawing and Natural Philosophy
are taught without - extra charge.
By wpder of the Trustees.
GEORGE W. HUNTER, t ,
Treasurer.
The session will open on MONDAY, September 6th.
Applications. for admission may be made' during the
preceding week, between ten and tWelve o'clock in the
morning.. " JAMES W. ROBINS, .
nun ttl th s HO. • Head Master.
MISS TSCIFUDY • WILL REOPEN lIER
School, 1717 Pine street-, WEDN ESDA Y t-Septem
•
her 15th.
The Department of 'English Literature and Natural
Philosophy will be under the charge of Rev. It. E.
TscnuDy. , se2dhoi,tulna;
_ .
$l ,O A YEAR BOARD AND TUITION
ei Acadmuy, Berlin, N.. 1.
seltith s2t . REV. T:'.H. RE I LL Y
"pELLEVITE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
LADIES, ATTLEBORO, Bucks county, Pa. Beau
tifully located, about twenty millet, front Philadelphia.
Prominent as a. pleasant home and for thorough teach
ing. For particulars, address W. T. SEAL,
Principal.
Catalogues and information may be had of Gilbert
Coombs, A. 31., 08 Marshall Pt r(!i,t • Grahame,
Twelfth and Filbert streets; J. C. Garrigues, MS Arch
street,. Josiah Jackson, of Cowperthwait cit. Co, 628 Chestnut street; arid 11:" It. Warriner, Esq., It North
Seventh street. seB w sit;
BI SHOPTHO RP E—THIS CHURCH
school for girls, on the south bank of the' Lehigh,
will begin its second year, L. V., on the Mai of Septem
ber. The number of pupils is limited to thirty. French
is taught by a residentnovermes, and so far as possible
made the language of the family,
Address for circulars, &c.,
j y3-B,Nv ,tor,ls§
QELECT SCHOOL—HALL, S. W. COR-
K) Der GIRARD avenue and SIXTH iStrent: Itemtuneo
September' 78th. sot w s m 10t.'
iIi_ER.M.AN CLASS FOR CHILDREN IN
1.31 the Afternoon. To Druggists : Latin China hi the
Evening. PROP. URBAN,
Hel9-ni Wit 419 North Ninth street.
- BIU
SiCAL.
TAMES PEARCE, M. 8., ORGANIST
ey St. Narks (1130 Spruce street), will continue his pro
fessional engagements on October let. • tselB-s,tit,th6tl
TllE MISSES D URANG WILL RESUME
their instruction for the oultivation of the voice
-1722 Filbert street.. ' • • " 6011-3 t"
CHARLES. H. JARVIS WILL RE
/xi
sonic the duties of his profession AiONDAY, Sep
tember 13th,180. 'Residence: No. 131 North Nineteenth
street, above Arch. • . • • • sell-12t§
cIi.NOING ACADEMY.,
1.:3 • • ' • • 812 AUCII 'STREET,
• SECOND STORY FRONT.
The ;undersigned having secured the above central
location, to engaged in fitting It up for class instruction
in the rudiments of Singing, Vocalization, Glee and
Madrigal Singing. Full particulars in a few days. Pri
vate•lv6sons as usual.
• A.R. TAYLOR,
se9 12t* ' 1207 Filbert street.
BALLAD SINGING.—M.R. T. BISHOP
will resume business October 4th, 33 South Nine
teenth street'. Ru23-Ito
51°.1.. RONDXNELJAA, TEACHER OF
Slaking. Private lessons and clams. Basidenco
308 B. Thirteenth street. au.23-tf§
anl9-Im§
•
CONSER,V,ATORY QF
musiC.---OFFICE 1024 WALNUT, STREET.
IPAlSNloso.l4l l tWagilalatn4 l . 3 .llW . lBo:
mareommenco,at anytime. • •
, . _
-
eOlO th @ tdl2t'§
.
4 •
Mil. THUNDER MIAs RESUMED HIS
lesions:The CHORAL CLUB will resume on
Wittilll3DAY EVENING, October 7. at 1024 Walnut
street. Office hours from Ito 3 and 7to 8 I'. H., at 230
South rtiurth street. , , oe7 tu th UV
rjr- HE PHILADELPHIA MUSIC SC / WOOL
for BOARDING AND DAY SCHOLA RS' wilt open
OTO.BER 4TH. DiAbAIRE BLANCHE SMITH., Prim
, Opal. Tho, different dcpartmonts, Ander Professors of
first rank. Circulars at all the Music stores. Subscrip
tion list pow open. at I'hiladelphia•lnsti6nte,, , 32oB pined
nutetrect," se;-AA-h :p qui§ ~
---- 1:.)10T ALEX
• WOLOW43IKL;REO2ENS
.I3u, .Now Courson of l'imo and Sjaging.hr.i•hia , extia ,
ordidary new flysteal, 'Mimi'. enables ono to r oad, music .
at'Nlght} tenders the voice powerfill and itiolodiona.
Mona.M. will 111/40 . explain. Ids , new linvonticin, 5' Thno
Clock." All those who desire to bee.O . na.' Ana flingers and
mcc.ellent performers, and join ClOnoorta, Oratorios, or
Chant, will call at 'Mona. IV.'t :reaidoneo, /52.3 • South
• • 'fleath a tuba§ .
. „
VOR .INVALIDS.-A- ;FINE ; UST() AT,
•j: ;Box as a companion for the sick chamber the 111 l
assortment hi the city, and groat variety of a . ir e toot
sect frOm. linpoited dirootty
• FArtit & BROTREIt, ,
2324 Chestnut stroot, below Fourth,
rublatf ry
EDUCATION t
MISS CHASE,
Bishopthorpe.,
130111uhem,
nitE4iiuoi
2 _ ~1: , .. 11 .
.tiller if
ittitiNG;s4i t ltilidp .14 - rltsor
, z,,,,,.., hi ,,
, kil .„ : .
,4y7-4,• ati, g , ..' i:k
.to
ilhe Burning litlaildtP
PgIoADTCLPHIA. September 1. Its6l
,Ateirerp.FARSZL,2IEIIIIING 41.00-t-
___ ____
GENTLEICIN .Wo have just examinedovith the very
greatest satisfaction, our. safe, purchased -of you some
years ago, And Islikchpasecd through our .destractlve
We snd the ccnteiats, without exception, ent rely un
harmed, merely-slightly darap, and.We feel now in _a con,
-dittonto COnne. i le9 C inr, PlieloCBo. tkayingovery_
Book perfectly sato,
We shall in a few days ielaulre'w larger one, and will
verx AcoPeArtdin ; L: • •
JAniES EtvittE S 4 N 8
PHILADELPHIA, August 27,1859.
3117.1312 R. FAILUEViIIER , II.ING',£CO4:
-GuN;str.mae:'' , l4l the year 18501 linfortnnatelY:was in
business in the Artisan Building, which 'was destroyed
by tiro on the linit of April, E bad then livnife -- What
supposed wit'liFiri)-proof Safe, but - uponc, opening it I
found evert thing ''iVtiEld.istroyed,and firelfurniiig therein.
You will recollect, gentkunen, there was several of
your. saleajn that fire, also several in the Are, at Sixth'
and fiandneree Street:4llm nexritley;' Ilve,weelra after.
wards, alk,Of _Whictr Opon ,provear they
were flre-proof indeed, for I witnessed tho opening of
the most of thew, and In every case the , Contents were
preserved k while safes of other matters were partially. or
entirety: (I(iilt roied. 1 .at Abe contl ttded to; have,
Herb- -
linc
your eafeß . -
The (info I purchneed of you at.thattime wee subjected'
toa.:Nrbfte bent( which n - na ;veltiteinied by never.' rifmtio.i.
men flint reelde In the neighborhood) at the dextruetion
of my Marble Paper factory, tun Wallace street, on the
afternoon and evening of the,. 24th Met. After digging
the cafe from the rnitie,'und' opening It 'this naernin k,
wee ranch plattie4 lO find 'e'verythinth' 'Coneleting of
books, papers, money end eilVerivere;all right:
want another of yqur atm eoonlite !I can gets{ place
to continue my businein.., I remMl .not• rest contented
with any other make of cafes. , , .
Meible PanerAinufa.iturer
•
DEERING'S PATENT :cIiAMPIONk:BATES;ItIio
most. reli able protection fi:or4l3l•o.Ali,knolvn.; J.J.EIt-
BING'S NEW PATENT. EAN4EE.S!.....EAISE'§, com
bining hardened t (1 . 1 'ancl ~.piytent
Franklinite, or SPIE EfS
GEL EN; - r . Mstent
against boring and ciitting tools to lin ii.finitfierejtifuro
unknown.
Farrel, Herring: Co.; Philadelphia: •
Herring, Farrel sherman, No.: , '251
Broadway, corner Hurray St:f
Herring Sc Co., Chicago.
Herring, Farrel 4 Sherman, New Orleans.
auZ3 rrff
BOOTS AND SHOES
"I'VCOW"
FALL STYLES
BOOTS AND SHOES
FOR GENTLEMEN.
BARTLTT,
33 S. Sixth Street, abovtapti6q.
EILL=M.MILMI
THE IMPROVED
BALTIMORE
Fire-Place Ileater,
With ILLUMINATING DOORS and WINDOWS, and
MAGAZINE of sufficient capacity for fuel to last 24
HOURS. at cost of but /I .BENTS PER DAYL' The
most perfect and cliceFful Heater in use. Having made
arrangement with
MR.. S. B. SEXTON. OF BALTI.MORtI
Tor the EXCL. - Us' v naninfatturttur of ' thev e n -
cv n are prepared to furnishthem in- { large or small Quan
tities:
Sold uholeshlo ' retell by the Manufacturer,
JOHN S. CLARK;
1005 Market Street.
'Beware of Imitations gotten up on the popularity of
these Heater's. mci 2m§
• PATENT OFFICES
N. W. cor. Fourth and Chestnut/
(Entrance on FOURTH Street.)
FRANCISI), PASTORIUS, .
Solicitor of Patents.
rafents procured for inventions fn the United States
and Foreign Countries, and 'all • bniiiness relating to the
name promptly transacted. Call or send for circular on
Patents. Offices open until 9 o'clock every evening.
to th lyrnb
FITLER, WEAVER & CO.: °
NEW COR DAGE FACTORY •
NOW IN FULL OPiRATIONt
No. 22 N.WATEN shoot and 23 N.DELAWANE avenue
PLUMING
BROADS,
1221' MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. •
Steam and Gas fitting, Hand Ptiwer and SteamTamPs,
Pluinberargarble and Soaistone Work.
Terra,Cotta Pipe, Chimney, Tops, &a., wholesale and
retail.
Samples of' finished work may be seen at my store.. -
'my6 6m§
.E-Sk_Wki;:MOZ.N.ttS)i
Of the latest and most beautiful designs, and all other
elate work on hand or tuadelo order.
Factory , andSaIoaroomS,SIXTENNTH and OALLONT•
RILL Streets'
WILSON & MILLER.
an2l6no
AItTS.
SUpDARDS &,FENNEMORE,
and-Phat9graplters,_
HAVE•OPENED THEIR HEW GALLERIES,
No. F 320 Arch Street.
Call and sekhorri.• Pictures in ovory Style, and sails
faction , gx.iarantoed. •
N. IL—All the Negativee of REELER & }PENNE
MORE, late of No. 5 S. EIGHTH Street, have been re
moved to. the New pallerlee.,
EXCIURSION§.
-----
SUNDAY Y I
~.
splendid Steamboat, John A. Warner,
will leave Pidiadelphia allteetnut street wharf), at /;',l
and 6 o'clock I'. M., Megargcc's wharf, Kensington at 2
o'clock N., for Burlington and Bristol,. Touching
at Riverton, Andalusia 111 erly . RetuVnimg, leaves
Bristol at P 3.1 o'clock A. 31.4thd 4 o'clock P. M. l'aro
26c. Excursion 40 cents. jyl7 ti,tf
r.dr47t" SUNDAY • EXCURSION.—
- The splendid Steamboat "Twilight" wilt
leave:Chestnut streOt wharf at 836, o'clock •A,M.,and:•2,is
P.• 14:, Stopping at
,Megarge'ff wharf, Tawny ;Riverton
Andalusia, Beverly, Burlington and Bristol. Returning
leaves Bristol at 11 o'clock A. M. and 5 P. M., stopping
at all the above landings.
-Faro 25 cents. Excursion 40 UentS.' •
, ,
2*A
629 CHESTNUT Street
' in)204.,11
• .C.a•
l 't i tAlfS, JEWELRY, daC
• 3 4 01STNUT STREET.
'O 4
P-?
-.SWISS AND ENGLISH,
.
Al`
• •
CLAM( ,&.-BIDDtE'S
Special .dgeiits fu Phtladclphta for ;
. . „
AMERICAN 'WATCHES,
Bfride
f 72 w : 1 of - .
& CO: 44 4
1 , DlAlvtaNutiilP4l:,E u :A -
~sit
Cr *f il T. l/ 1 3-Ev iP4cr zl i 6b P,AtVlDA
unosthnt, Bt., Mils.
American and Itnported, of the most celebrated makers.
ine Vest't baths and"Leontines,
In 14 and IS karats.
Diamond and Other Jewelry.
OP the latest designs,
ENGAGIERIOIST A'AID _WE DDING nINGIV *
In IS karat and
ROLM STLVER WARE `FOE . 10111 DAL PREBEETR.
TABLE CUTLEAT...:PLATED WAEE. IC tO. '
SEWING MACHINES.
Bi 4 WHEELER & WISON'S alt
Sowing Maohmes
FOR SALE ON
•. A -
EASY PAYMENTS,
• 914 Chestnut Street.
qi4PETERSON & CARPENTER, 9 , 14
GENERAL, AGENTS.'
(.26 t th lfrn , • • •
— ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKa.
WIRE WORK.
• GALVANIZED,. and Painted, WIRE , EIIARDS, for
.tore fronts. and'. Windows, for (*MOM : and warehouse
windows, for churches and viler windows.
IRON and WIRE RAILINGB.for balconies, office-5,
cemetery and garden fences...
Liberal allowance mide to Contractors, Builders and
Carpenters. All orders filled with promptness and work
gparantecd. :
ROBERT WOOD - it CO.,
1136 Ridge Avenue; Phila.
On tilt th s thlr
FtTnNYTtlitE7, - &V.
GEO. J. lIENKET4S,
CABINET MAKER,
1301 and 1303 CHESTNUT STREET.
ESTABLISHED 11341.
GOod Furniture at she lowest sockssibie!
price.
au3l
1869:
--- -- -1316 CUESTNWT STREET.
. . _ .
, . .
Having ,tust COmpleted the finest q.t. of Furniture ever
produced in this city, I will receive orders for the same,
during the month of Sepumber',
AT PIIICES THAT . OFFERWILE IIkiDUCE);.ENTS
....... .......L
.....
M=Mag
The designs nre new and elegant. The workmanship
and materials nre of the highest order.
I invite the attention of those who intend furnishing to
call and examine the stack of Furniture, and convince
themselves of the above facts. • •
•
JOHN H. GARDNER, 1316 Chestnut St.
- tOlnnLlqtrOEg;&.
WHITE PRESERVING. BRANDY
Pure Cider and White Wino Vinegar.
Green Ginger, 3lustard Seed, Spices, dcc.
All the requisites for Preserving and Pieklipg
. Purposes.. . •
ALBERT. C. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIEEI,
Corner Eleventli and Vine . Streets. .
WHITE BRANDY FOR PRESERVING.
—A choice article jnst. received and for sale at
C T OI7STY.'S ,, East . End Grocery, 24143.118 South-:Second
street, below Chestnut street.
NEW GREEN .GINGER.-400 POUNDS'
of choice ; Green Ginger in store and for salient
COUSTY'S gnat End Grocery, No..iTiti South Second
street, below Chestnut street.
S 0 U P B.—T 0 31,A TO, PEA, 'MOCK .
Turtle and Jullion Soups of Boston Club Manufac
ture, one of the finest articles for .pic-nics and sailing'
parties. For sale at COUSTY'S East End Grocery; No.
118 South Second street, below Chestnut street. .
NEWSPICED
Salmon, Tongues and Sounds, in prime order, just
received and for sale at COUSTY'S East =End Grocery
No. 118 South Second street. below,Chestmitstreet. . ,
GROUND.
JL —Pure English Mustard by the ,pound —Choice
White Wino and Crab ..Applo Vinegar , for , plAling
storo, and for sale at COMA', Y East End Grocery, No.
318 South Second street, I.ittlteur Chestnut street.
SS - CAR - DS.
• Es t a bli s hed 1.1621:
WM, G. rLANA - G - AI - It - 10N - i --
"HOUSE AND SUMP PLUMBERS,.
No. 129 177Intit Street.
•, , •
THOTINTOM IIK11; CLEMENT A. Outs-
Tunononit WItIaiT;PRANa HMV.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, •
.. • ,
Importers of earthenware
Shipping_ and Commistilon Merchants,
No. 115 Walnut street, rldladelphia.
FJ WIGHT, —"
' 'ATTQRNEY!-AT , LAW, ! '
Conimisiioner'Of Dee& for the State of renlif3ylvania is
Illinois.
96 Madison streetiNcf. 11, Olitengo, Lanl9tf§
CIO TT ON SAIL, DUCK OF EVEI2.3e
NJ width, .f torn 221110E1es to 76 incites wide, all runtbera'
Tent and Awning Duck, raperinakeee Felting, Sail
Twine, &o. • JOHN W. EVERMAN,
1e26 , No. 103 Oburcb street, City, Stores.
PeTWINY
rty—The only place to got privy wellscleansed'anA.
d iiiinfected, - at 'very lowprices...A. PEYSSON, Mann- ,
lecturer of roudrette; elderaith'i) Hall, Library "trod'
1809.
'olmmilitar,Agi ) svl=wtin.,:;
Tni.: remains -pt' Lady . ; Palmerston wore
bilrie.fl*
M W .. ...o3nhOtgiS et Cr 4l aY•
PETEn ARX RoOrr, the author, died In
London yesterday at the, age of 90 years.
Tun tiberals 9f North and South Germany
Tropoge tig(unite:siii4diecolne one party.,Y;
Tun .Ring of Italy has gi'ven his assent to
the Duke of Genoa becoming King of Spain.
Ahisrspending a.week at Voslau, 31r.'.Tay;
United states Minister to Austria, will take up
his residence at Vienna..
' ? ItEMI/W . IS on'trial in WashingtonT
'for-theitheft,from-the-TreaSnry-Departtnent-of:
tweh , e thoutlend dollars In - unsigned notes.'
WA NI t.1%;.0 officials estimate that, for: the
uses! :Vear
.eridii4Otine :10,51870, , the receipts'. of
the aevernment will exceed the expenditures
by a hundred million of: ;
.
T a ni Virginia, State Central Conservative
doinmittee have, advised against, the election of
'United States Senatoriat , the meeting of the
- ! Legislature on October G.
mill atdamer darnatie has been
- wrecked on an island in-the 'led Sea. Five of
the-passengers,-.o4ne ,of the crew . and fifteen
natives are Missing, and , ire sup Posed to be
drowned. ThemaLlsnnd cargo were, lost.
_ TIIIIEE frame dwellings'' in Toronto were
*burned yesterday, 04,4 two :thiltlrett:: perished
in the flames, - .while One fireman was killed
.and another 'mortallylnjured' 'by a - falling
umney. , •
A NATIONAL TX:ICANTB' LNIAGI:k.; has been
organized, at Cork - for tlfe' benefit Or farmers;
Who, at a meeting at Cork, yesterday, de
manded•perpetnity in land tenures,: the 'placing
of rents on a fixed basis, and the abolition Of
distress - for rcpt.::
Dy.sP.A.Ten from ; Madrid says: that since
Minister Sickles bas ; sent,telegams stating that
the over-excited, state 'of the Spanish people
forces the government to • continue the war in
Cuba, the Cabinefin:Washington have beeome
more tonciliatory'towards Spain. - - ,
TO: amount of attdlable coin' in the United
States Treasury was $102,832,343 40, including
.$24355,040 in gold certificates outstanding, on
the 14th instant., The coin, With the exception
of about $4,000,000, is at the United States
.Sub-Treasury in NeW York.
NOrth•Bridgewater, Blass.. on Thursday
• '
evening asoung man, named Armstrong, fired
at his: father-in-law, but missed him, and
wounded a neighbor. . Arrostrow then fired at
his wife, killing her, after which he 'lied, and is
st3ll:af large..
. .
tuE body of. P. Hilmaim, of Tennessee,
was found in the Ohio river, at Cairo. yester
day, With his throat cut: He was seen alive
on Sunday 'night, and complained rof' being.
sick. It. t.licitight . he committed :suicide; as
the body bore no evidence of having been
robbed.. •
DVIVti, 'speaking: before the Statis
tical Congress. at:the Hague; • saidthat the cost
of the standing. armies In European States
weakened the countries iniire‘than the pay
ment of the American war debt did the peo
pie of the United States, now that the soldiers
had resumed peaceful Vocations: • ' •
A-comtsmN omtrred an ; it° , New York
Central Railroad:, near Lyons, Y., last even
ing,, between a passenger train: and a stock
Several cars \Vete, smashed; and' num
ber of persons injured; Soinn Of 'them severely.
A number of -cattle were Tbe deci
dent waS caused by the'catelesSness of a switch
.
Wm:Sahli' ere 310munent. at NorriStoWn-WaS
dedicated yesterday. An oration . was delivered
by General dosh 04 . 9,Nven !The.rnontiment
has three bases,on the top of which is a cubical
block"of marble, four feet each way, on which
is engrayed the names , five hundred and
My-seven soldiers and sailors who fell in the
rebellion. Above this rises a shaft fifteen feet
high, on which are carved , the four emblems
of the. :,service- 77 infantry, cavalry, artillery - and
navy., The,WhOle IS surmounted by: aim eagle,.
cut frOm Marble, with extended wings, five
feet from tip to tip. Time whole height is
thirty-five feet. It is located in the public
square, and 'was gotten; up .exchtsively by the
ladios, at. a cost of about. five thousand dollars.
ASA PACKER.
. .
. . .
A:• Iloager Who Is not Ve!'y ArtfOl. '
The N. Y. Sim has the following :
. The lion. Asa .Packer. candidate of the
Pennsylvania. Deemcracy for Governor,- and
Pennsvivania - 's candidate . for President in . 1872,
has ha d' an . opportunity . through- one of the•
~..tou's omnipotent reporters to spread' his politi
cal wisdom before the world. The exhibition
filled three and a-: half of Our ample Columns
yesterday morning.
This ponderous document is remarkable in
manapartieulars, but eepeciAlly in its careful
' avoidance of leadhg.nitsures, and its dieary
.
noti-committal tone. It undertakes to discuss
the whole range of political topics, but - does not
• express a decided opinion upon any question.
• - The Contrast-which it offers to Mr. Packer's
. • rival aspirants—Mr. George.ll. Pendleton, •or
Mr.. joint. 1 ,- Quincy Adams, or , Chief justice
' Chase—is deeply marked, and We are bound
• to say is not creditable:: to the ..Pennsylvania.
Dem - Lt.-racy. In fact Mr. Packer's sentences
are more noteworthy for the concealments
they attemPt . than for the declarations they con
vey. A poorer show for so big a programme
we never witnessed.: - : ._ .
Judge Packer opens his interview with our
reporter by pleading ignorance of - political is
sues in general. if this ignorance is real, then
certainly he is disqualified for the managenient
of pnblie-tiffairs---11—it--isL-aseitmed,--which is
more likely,.theAskireptionbetuaye a cowardly
spirit and a weak mind. On :the great and
pregnant questions of the tarlif, 'finance; negro
sunrage, the Fitteenth•Amendment, reconstruc
tion, the eight-hour law, and woman's voting,
we know just as little: now of Judge Packer's
ideite'es we did before.' s And 'this too; froth
no omission on the part of our reporter, wile'
certainly did not fitil to bring the whole list
before hint. ' It is poesible•Judge packer flat
ters himself that he dodges these points with
Adroitness. He certainly has dodged every one
of them; and the public will see the fact as
dearly as if they were looking: for it. Indeed,
the only credit he can hope to derive from the
interview is that of an artful dodger; but we
fear that his art' will , * thought very bungling
- and unsatisfactory. • , .. : • : ,
When it was suggested to the Judge that
the records made him out a protectionist and
a statesman, he dodged by replying that our
reporter , was ;at liberty • to. infer . what •he
pleased. On the Fifteenth Amendment he
goes on into an elaborate dissertation • about .
_ . :State, rights, utterly-Ignoring the Main-- (Inez..
— 115i, - Alid direfully COVerinit:ifyi'Fiii - oWIFVfelVe`
'r espect iug,the„.cliaracter_ofAliat:_ rnetteurei,!:Pn_
•
negro suitiw,e, be is ,equally „afraid . to express
his sentiment hiding, behind the salmi ; thin
and well worn' fence.. "Even m : regard to
wonnin'S sufli•age,•lie branches out; in -.an .eva 7
• •ion, and giVee - ne Solomon's description of a
*Mous woman; which is, -of ''etinwe, wholly
'onign.to the subject.. •- --. -., - .7 - ` :. ..
t .
as to the Eightrllian. lass JudaePadier tells
u,
us what he has always been and , always will:
be, pretty Much as ndy.)ohneori used to re
hearse the story a ..1. 1as OM riee'from the rank
of A village Alderman to the highest . station;
but he says not:aWOrd'about the 'merits of the
law. On Mance alSo '' he has .no : intlividital
()pillion,:: btft dodges .behind .. some -. glittering
'.. generalities of Jackson and ‘Jelferson, uttered
When we bad a trifling debt and'no greenback.§::
116 11156 Wise: iiretend.i to lie ignorant of the rele 7
. . Prated leiter o General 110seerans ; and when
lmir-repOrter'y opos6S to read it to him, he begs
Won the 'wet uire of a fear of infringing 00 tlie
,zao
sacred beamed' ithrid6r What
Ids opinion on Sabbath laW; would be r".
Itut:itts UseleSsulo.triCe tbesWevaSims,'AftK
tber. It, is the i
. same throughout'the whole n
tervieWo,4All:4 Wh'i4 l l *4 es ,
'Packer' dodges systematicallyi and should now
dodge put Idgbta .1110 AmerlemfiVerkple
don't ' want bird ;' and 'we i falterthw Majority
against Aim in October r .yat.y . . ; nattelc
,„ e,
AP l l l 4i , and 1,1111 infted .ISl*(est
LONDONy Sept. 17.—The ',Telegraph; has:an
editorial to-dayonAhe .relationct', Avist 1)64 ,
tWeeir Spain and the United-States, .Wherein
-says that#thancognitiOn'e the , :Cuhats would , '
place Washington in thawrong - on the Alabama'
question. With what 'consistency , : can ~ rights
be granted wandering
,guerillaa , •nokforniidable
enough, ftir a blockade '? deSired
tb put,the accusers .of ,Itee ! , policy out:of court,.
she sho d encotunge ; the .policy ascribed to;,
Presidezit ;rant.' We lirefer'to takt the qtiercr;.
don on brgnotumb3 common conon interest.
.A war between - ,Spaiman44 America. - •,-.would
material, Injury, that . would •be equally,
opportune TLe Shipping - of :the latter
wotild be' a prey' to privateers, and her
commerce, with the would, pass to neu
trals. The' feltiction. of the ' national debt
would be arrested, , - . internal'reorganization
checked, and ptiblie,.ditleontent ~ would revive
with the growing burdens: -Spam would lose
Cuba, but continue 'Spain ', with her obstMate
tenacity of. res'fitAiiob, , Ver gersir-tesniirr+4: her
poWer,to attack Atnerican irade, and .her COlll
- invulnerability to'retallatiott. ' Ame
rica would gain; at a heavy cost; , what ;Might"
for years be more a loss than a gain; would be
.e tangled in a war coaibining a maximtritt cost.
and a mininanin glory 'Such considerations
cannot be passed unregarded • at , Wasbirt,,, ,, ten,
since there is still ground ;for - , the hope that
peace may he . preserved.
The ExannnO, on the, subject of Spain and ,
Cuba, 'has the following:. By the history of
analogy -.there . is no longer•a physical inipeill
ment to..the\representation; of Cuba in the
Spanish Cortes. Expediency recommeadi it,
but for. Cuba it is now too late.
If not sold or surrendered` her own inhabi
tants must in some forni be mortgaged to the
Americans, with the certainty that once in.
-pawn, she will eventually become theirs. It
is better for Cuba that .this should be so, and
it is better perhaps for Spain. • -
LoNnox. Sept: Star (Radical
organ) to-day states that the difficulty between
the, United States and Spain ' on the. Cuban
question, is in a fair way of settlement. The
rumor of a proclamation guaranteeing religious,
liberty and freedom of election, shortly - to be",-
issued by the Spanish Government, is a better
omen,. but if the reports of the conduct of 'the
military government in Cuba. are true, . the
concessions must be prefaced by one more es,- .
Sential, namely--that the Cubans be permitted
to live to enjoy them.
From our late Editions of Yesterday
By the Atlantic Cable.
DUBLIN, Sept. 17.—Mr. Booth,: editorVf the.
American, was yesterday. brought before
the court, and remanded for trial on a charge
of participation in the fatal affray at T'obber
more recently. •
PAnts, Sept. 17.-:The Emperor yesterday
aiqieared in the streets of Paris.
Lox - nc)x, Seim 17.—The Maiming Stroulard
to-tbly has an editorial •on the news from. San
B iiatavent itra concerning the recent discovery
of ronain.s of the .Franklin expedition.
• The article closes as follOws: "The data, on
••%vhich to accept the document as genuine are
too slender, andunless the fact is corroborated
in a manner ilitlicultto anticipate; we scareely
fancy skepticism Is misplaced.''.• "• -
LivEttroot ,5ept.17,1.30 I'.M.-Cotton—The
sales of the day will not exceed 7,000 'bales.
Yarns antrfabnes, at 3fanchester, quiet.
F ft,tx KFo Sept., 17, 3.:30 P. .31 .—United
States`FiVe-tventi,active and firm at $7l;
3.3) P, , 3f ..The Bourse is .
firm; hut qUFef.' R 70f. 75t.:'
11. in Sept. 17, 5 P. 3f:—Cotton 'closed
quiet both on the spot and afloat.
ANTWERP, Sept. 17.—Petroleum firm at
571 francs.
LtiEttroot., Sent. 17.-3lrs. Scott-Siddous
sailed for :rev York yesterday. ,
.
1131plomintic. ,
[Special Despatch to the Evening Bulletin.l
WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-3 r. Catakazi, the
new Russian Minister ' arrived here this morn
ing and will present his Credentials to the
President' next week. Most of the foreign
ministers are_stilLabsent from the city.
Mr. Edward Thornton, the British Mins
tar, is, it is understood,' engaged' in collecting
all the facts relating to the alleged violation
of the American, neutrality laws in retard to
Cuhd, to send'to the 13ritiali torcirxii officers:
From St. Louts;
ST..LouPs, Sept. 17.—The shingle and box
factory of Page Sz Hilburn was burned to-day.
Loss, SW,0(,1); insurance, 510,500. , The lumber
yard,,of Mr. Schulenburg, adjoining, was
damaged to the amount of 54,000.
The . Grand Lodge of Good Templars,which
has been in session at Jacksonville, 111., for
two days, after several hours' discussion of
the matter yesterday, by a•decided majority,
endorsed the 'action of the National Tem
perance COriVention, recently' held 'in' Chi
cago, in favor of a third political organization,
the distinctive and most conspicuous principle .
prohibition. , •
The organ manufactor, , of Sputz & Gessefer,
at Carlinsville, 111., has been seized for viola
tion of the internal revenue laws. About
60,00 orglti) ieize;(l with the factory:
A Denver city despatch says that further
election returns confirm yestaday's report. of
the Republican inajority„ :Where the Demo,
crat ;mde a Party •nonlinati ep they haVe gerie
rally been defeated, and the Legislature will
have a clear Ilepublican.majority.
-- A—tele rani—front Puebla say - Wild -- Bill,
the notedeluiracter who •has figured as: the
hero of several sketches of life on the border,
got into : a diffiCulty on election day; - and Wbile•
being taken to the, Colorado City jail, - jwas
tired on from the bushes and killed.
, At, a meeting of the National Capital Exe-,
entive.COmmittee, a call for a 'convention:to
assemble here on sOetober 20th. was &bided
upon be"published in the promhient
papers:of the country.
The call; after stating that the governors of
all the States are invited ,to . attend the Con
vention, , says; in case the governor of any State
refuses to appoint delegates to the Conven
tion, that delegates selected by. the Congress
men from any Congressional: distriet be
reeeived and duly admitted to Seats in : the
Convention.
C'allers ourSc'icretaiy Bout-well.
(Special Despatch 6 the Philada. Eveningßulletin.!
NEW YOElc, Sept /7.-.-Seerptary Anutwell
was engaged all this morning at the Astor
Rouse in company with Collector Grinnell
and several other gentlemen. The audience
with the merchants did not . 1 - te place, as Sec
retary llontwell returned to Washington - in
...theL2.3o.train_L_ •
Beeline of . BailwaY4 Ste eks•
ISpocIAI Desptach to — th - Phila7. -- Everitng Bullethr.l
NEW Yonxi. Sept. 1.7,--Railway stocks lost.
their temporary advance, mid rapidly. de
clined, especially Pacific Mail, which fell
from 73 to ilS} ; 14wXork Central,l9BZal99.;
Northwestern, , 76 ;ylindson ,
liarlem,lsoalsoi ; Reading, 95}a9.52.
Acquitted by Beiiisori , of Insanity.
Coxcoun, Sept. 7.—The nal of 'William N.
Kinney for the murder:of his uncle, George
Wordsell, in Claremont, last winter, resulted
in a. verdict, of not guilty, by reason of.in
sanity. ,
Murder lu Ilatilmore.
BA LTniOnE, Sept. 1.7;-:-Elisliti Banks, black,
was stabbed and •killed by LoWis Collins, aim) ,
black, 'in an alOreittion 'last:night
From Caoida.
TORONTO, Sept. 17.---11, said that Sir
ranein.Head has been . offered:lt _
seat rik the
Dominion Cabinet.,
trETINtrPRITIADEVOILI:BATURDAYSNLIANAERJB;.2B69,
_
The follow ea Is the anionnt o coal traneportod tst ,
• ' 1, ...tb0 PLlledelphta and Wading Railroad during the walk
eluting Thursday, Sept. 16,18119;: ' •
orti St. Ciair • r4 2 n 4 s ,in c ro t i
Port Cartrum 8.15416
Pottsville . 7.106 12.
41 '- Schuylkill Hawn:.' " • 30,496 16
Auburn 0. •-•- - -2,269 14
4 '
?" Porg,Cll ( na . "' 1247 6 //
Harrisburg and Dauphin 3,272 12
Allentown and Alburtea 118 15
Total Anthracite Coal forweek
ItituntinOus Coal from Harrisburg and pau.
Inbin for week'
I Tobag2weeltfiaili
I ,al-for-the-Compagy--6-41(
..TotaLoLall_kinde f0,r4118...7r0c.:,:.4. .. 4... 102,015 01
Previously this yeaV ' ' 2,692,778 15
Toto)
To Th
tis• t..,2,994,72•1
dayvKcpt.97:.1864.;4'..33 .. . .33 .........................
•
N IMP?M,T.p.TI()NS.
Report forth°. "h ade ph a Evening Bulletin.
BANGOR—Schr Ifurmihali3 pp -v-121,709 feet spruce
!timber T P Gall in It Co.
moyzApsnias or, ocirdor,NrEdialpgui,' ~
I'';, i .• TAtAilltivs: ...Iy. ,
..,.; •:,...:.,,, j,../. 15 . 7
SHIPIf --. -' - Intom. - , . HOE DATE
Spildt Bremen... New York ' Sept. 1
Denmark L iverpool...NeW York' Sept. •1"
Cleopatra ...... t..... Vera Cruz..New - York Sept. 3
Java Liverpool—Now York-. Sept.. 4
City of Linierlalt..Autweip...New York... : • Sept. 4
AVei•er.... Boutluamplon,..New York.' ... .
_.....Sept. 7
Aleppo .................................. York , viii -.. 8...:.....8ept. 7
Colorado - ',-" 'Liverpool..,liew York "''-` '-- Sept. 8
Clll of lioston.....Liverpool—New York `;opt. 8
rionaylvnnia Liverpool New York cept. 8
' mime Ma egow...New York 5ept..10,..
8 cap! '-' • - r - XlversobL.NoW Y 01.4.
-' - .1..,....Aept.C1 ,
A:llenisinin... New York...llaiktiure - Sept.2l
Cof Halt iniore..kievs - York -Liverpool via H- Sept.2l
•
- - Neti •' ' ' Sept. 22
- New Yorli..,biverioool Sept 22
North Arnerlea...New YOrit:-Itio Janeiro, Jce..:-.Sept.23
Unnau. .. .Sept: 23
Chluintila..... New ............ "-Sept. 23
Vutloo ' • Philadelphia... New Orleans ' Sept: Xi
Paraguay,'New Y01t.,..L.,nd0n,- - • Sept. 25
Italia • ' New York... Glasgow .Sept. 23
and Ilui . 'ai..Sept. 25
city of Boaton-NeirYtirk-.Liverpool Sept. 25
Colortuto • 'Veit York'...LitnnuiblL. Sept. 25
Cleopytra -New York- Vet-it Cruz, ' Sept. 25
130ApD 014"rRADE.
!JOHN ). JAB!
.C. B. DUBBOBOU-....,„ )11.olintLY OpSMITTEE
,Tmos. L. GILLESPiv, .
111.4)ZI t 4 sabirtionnDvosai
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA-SEVT. /8
-t;t44 litsus,s 94 1 , 8m9 SEts. - 6 4 I IGH • WATEri.II2 14
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Ault Eliza, - Richards.' L 24. hours from New
York. with Imise tti 1V P Clyde "
Steamer Black Pinnmd. WT411161,24 hours from New
York, with noise to W 111 Baird*/ Co.
Stennis!. W C Pierrepout. Shropshire, 24 hours from
New York. With pulse to 11 M Baird S Co.
. - .
Steamer it Willing,Cundiff.l3 hours from Baltimore,
with nolfte to A Groves, Jr.
Schr Wm S "Ifasem..Lacey, day from '3liltoa, Del.
grain to - Christian S Co.
.Schr J Burley. Sanders, 5 days from Providence.
.Tug Hudson. Nicholson, from Baltimore. with a tow
of barges to Vi P Clyde-A. Co. - -
Tug Commodore, .Wileim..from Ra,vro de Graaf., with
n'tov of Mimes to W P Clyde & Co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamer J AV.Everu Hind:Lies' , Charleston, E Son
der _
Steamer Wyoming. Teal, Savannah, Philidelphia an d
So nt kern Nail SS Co.
Steamer Bristol. Wallace. New York. W P Clyde A*. Ca
Steamer 1' Franklin. Pierson.;Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
Bark Assunta Dal), Laura: Liverpool, J E•Bazley Co
Bark Emma C Litchfield, Crockett, Galveston, Del Stet-
F• 011 & CO. .
Barkentlne Peter (..NG)r.Leinim, ..Barbados; - Workrnan
.-. Co.
Brie I' H Jennings, Noble. Rotterdam do
Brig Nellie Mowe. Ware, Bangor, J E haziey & Co.
&lir F :latterly, Stetson, Savannah, Castuer,SHehmey
'lt Wellington. '
Selir Z w
ot la, Croell, lioxbuiv "Engletfe - Co..
Tog Tito, Jefterson, Allen, Baltimore, with a tow of
t barges, W Clyde &Cu
Tog Clo•eo pea ke, Merrihew, Havre de Grace, w a tow
of barges, IV I.' Clrd"3 &Co. " . - -
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.
_ • • —• . LEWES. DKr— Sept. /G. -
Bark Clata",' fromPhiladephia Tot Irotterdam: brig
3laggie. do for It elfa:d, Ire; Helm Martha, do for Bangor,
rnpe•lherWith all the fleet before reported, are at the
IlreAvnt., , r this eveniug„ IndENS.• . •- ,
YOu Ps; &O, ABAN tti LYONS:
... MEMORANDA.
;st, tinier New York. Jones, hence at Georgetown, DC.
16th inst.
'St atnier Contipe . de;:s - Beckett, sailed fronr Salem, 14th
;steamer Cleopatra. Phillips, from Vera Cruz via Sisal
fOr New York. was below Havana 1601 inst.
I:At-rimer ltienrille, Baker, at Now Orleans 13th inst.
Steauter St Louis, Bahson, at New Orleans 16th lost.
from Boston. "
tennier Weser, ,Wenke, from Firemen, at New York
yi sterdaY.
Turk Sarah Payson, Dakin; sailed from Ardrossan 2d
hist. far thls.port. . ,
Brie Neifie Clifford,l itticfleld; hence at' Sierra Leone
7th ult.—all well, • •. ' • •
Brig 31nria Wheeler, Wheeler, Sailed frOgi Salem 14tk
iast . for Boston. • . :
:Brig Kennedy, Staples, hence for Portland,
edited frontilloltin-s• Hole 16th inst.
Trig Hattie S Bishop, Webber, hence at Portland 16th
instant.
tichr Flora, King, hence at Rockland 10th inst.
:Schr James M Flanagan; Pratt. sailed from Garliner
inst.lath for this port'
Schrs Mary .1 Russell. Smith, and T Bodine, Sinith,
wiled from Pawtucket 15th iinst=forAlds port.
:Sohn , Peter Lyle, Hill. for Chester. Pa. and Wm liens
ned Andrews. for•SitlstinNJ. cleared at Baltimore 16th"
, • ~ .
sfehris Isaac Rich, Crowell; J S Moulton, Crowley, and
B Wheaton. \Venter, hence at-Boston 16th inst.
Seim. J CailWalatier„ Steelman, hence, at Salem. 14th
instant'. , ' .
SchejaMes ypiiiren; Cavalier, salted from Salad, 14th
Solt rs C Newkirk. II untleri mid -51 Reinhart, Cherry,
sailed from Salem rith inst: for'this port;
Schr Virginia, , Small, -cleared- avPortemoutii, NIL
14th inst. for this port.
ischr Pathway. Haley. hence at Portsmouth 14th inst.
‘schr. S Clark. Griffin, hence at Gloucesterl4lh inst.
• ifelir Alagnet, Small. sailed from Newburyport 15th
inst. for this port.
Schr Restless. Baxtes hence :at Boston 16th inst.
• Schrs Emma ill Fox'. Case, front. Fall River, and 31 31
Merryman, Babbitt,. from Dighton,..hoth for this port.
at Non port 15th inst.
Schre V Fickerson, Kelley ; Susari,,sears o tind "Active.
Co,,zubs. cleared at Bostonlatlf inst for tinaport.
eim Einnil 31 Wright. Fret,lll:lTh cleared at Boston
16111 inst. for' Gardiner tolotol for , this port.
:Schr Plandonu; ( of Newlrork), Smith, from NtrwY(Wli
for hingston,Ja. is reported to have heen wrecked at
Tntks Islainhand the .argo was, being sold at that place.
Tke P registoo:2olons,and Was built at Yew York in
.
Schr tineca, White, from Providence , for New York,
ran a,le - ,re on Nigger Point, Hell Gate, PM 15th ing.
and sprung a bad leak.; . it , thotight.sbe would come
oft nest tide,
Bark dosephine (Br), Vickery, from St Jago,Cuba, for
Boston, was lost at basal, on the SW coast of Cuba.
previous to 34 inst. • Her cargo consisted of 570 hh.is
end 200 Ms sugar. consigned to Goesier St Co.of Boston.
The .1 registered 343 tone, was-built in Pig at Yarmouth.
N. from which port slie hailed. . .
'll - 07kR15INGT
608 -cif E *'l'N T STREET;'
Boartling,Bl: 160Selw-binut 6tr,et
itt-sitite:. or singlo, -
ici:EAUTI FUT . ., SUITE OF .200 M S. 0
tg , c, , inl Al or, tiririrtir priytite table' if de
•Alsa T two-othrr-ructrns--,•atTl4ttnraillltt-StTsrli---sc'
rII\VO
JI a largo Parlor. with Board, at lOti elo.itaat
street. • . • . • . ,r: . sel7-lit '
rj~~\'U HANDSOME -. 003/3lr NICATIN 0
rooms to rent: with boartLat 2001 Waluitt street. in
a privato falllll3. • • . : 6t' •••
130ARD.—HANDSOME COMMUNICAT
ING rooms and other enquiries, with hoard- at 223
bfaith Broad aitreet. ' ' ' ' • eelrGt`
OST.
L -
H_
SEVENT STREET,'' BI
tweeu Parrish and Girard avenne, ThllrHaltY
afternoon, n GtILD LOCKET, containing hair. A suit
able reward will be paid for its retttrii 'to this office ur to
No. $79 North Seventh strtet. • sell 2t§,
DRUGS.
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES. GRAD U-
Wets, Mortar, Pill Tiles, 'ombs,Brushers, Mirrors,
ff B
Twuezere, .Puoxes,Horn Scoops. Surgical' Instru
ments, Trusses, Hard and Soft Rubber Goods, Vial.
Cases, Glass and Metal Syringes, &c., all at " First
Handel' prices. SNOWDEN & BROTHER,
,ap3-tf : , . 23 South Eighth street.
• • •
DRUG G ISTS; ARE INVITED TO EX
LL our large Meek of fresh _Drugs and Chemicals
of tholatest importation.
Also, essential Oils Vanilla Beans, Sponges, Chamois
Skins, etc. ROBERT-SIIO..F.IIA.KER CO., N, E. cor
ner Fourth andllace streets.
-;OLIYE - OILTSUPEICIOR • QtratlalTY, - T)N
draught and in' bottles', various brands. ROBERT
_ SHOEMAKER A: CO., N .-E—corner—Fourth-aud_Rac •
-
ASTILE SOAP—NOW'LANDIN G.-300
NJ boxes White and,llfattled Castile, Soaip, 'W very,.sunerior
quality —ROBERT: BITOEMAKER UO.; holesale
Druggists. N. E. corner Fourth and Race streets.
. - ,
CIITLXRIO.
R(J
D GER S' AND WUSTINIFitir.i.3I.I3
POCKET ;KNIVEI3",' PEARL' , and, STAG HAN
DLES of , beautiful tp.imh: RODGERS , ' and 'WADE .31
BUTCHER'S and the CELEBRATED LECOULTRIS
RAZOR. SCISSORS. , IN ,OAfBES , of the finest Quality
Razors. Knives, Scisebis and TableOutlery, ground aria
politthed.. EARINSTRUMENTS of-the most approved
construction to assist the bearing, at P. 'MADEIRA'S,
Cutler and Surgical Ineirntnentldaker,lls Tenth street,
below Chestnut: . rayl-tf,
SPritri'S I' LIRPEN:TTRITTMCAND
68 Mils. Spirits Turpentine. •
4,33 bbls. Soap-makerai
616 bble. Stramed Shipping ItoshL,L
Landing per steamship Pioneer,.
60 bbis. I Spirits Turpentine. • .
• 200 bids: N 0.2 Eosin.. . , - •
Landing per ate:unship Prometheus. •
`For , sale . EDW. H. ROWLEY.
eel U • 16 South DelAwaril o,Yeutui.
','•::)';'tP•t',.,kr; ',..fßnpPOEi4Li'ii'l4'..i.4%.,•''.4:--;4:.
7, , ',4101, 711 E SINKING OM%
TA. ,41:46‘ DEPAAiMIP/ 41 ' - ' gt" PENNSZL
Eitta'isitifo,Aurit2sol;lo9,`.
--1 8 .30,11 be,reeeiv,ed rpr, the re 4 PAPtioll ONE
MILLION - 110Lialisitt LON OF Trig COM
DI,O#AVEALTIE OP • k•ENNEtYLVANJA*, dtte Jtily Ise
1870040112,0'c10ck 31E., Qctoberat, *Mit • -
1049:motiAcp,tiong to be addresge4
a 5,629 17
, . , B. W..MAOKEY S
tater-Treainret;Tta - nieliurfc,-Par--- 77
And eridtirtied "Bid lei Ilederntitioalor Seats:storm."
- Trtr SeeretarlidState.
, ' . J. F. HABTRANFT, Auditor General. '
4 , MAPRZY3,B4t O TrenoPrer. •
COMMi8810):1Org
new4'JA
aper W! talking' thii 'absave *itla;ttr'
aittlibrlti rereive 'pay therefoi,H l. :7
OF
I.IdITEIG ` ,, SEIVERS, &(:).
OF,V,ICE .CRIEF 410511111,SSIQ.NER,
NO: 104' : SOUTH P.LFTIT STREET. - -
• " f3epteraber 17; 1/3410.
• .. 'NOTICE TO COICTRACTOR•B; • '
SEALED PROPOSALS will be , received
at the.otlice ,of the Chief. Corwnissionerf,
Righicays until n o!dock.S.N.orimpDAl.,
20thilist.,fot the constriictiori Ofa`Sewer on the
iihe"Of Twelfth street,• Conxiiienetinhr I ' Arch
;Stavetand. extending northeastavard 10, the
semtliiiixo of Cherry„ street,;, .Twenty-second.
s ept, from the sewer in Pine street to the
side of Lombard streer et
fro I the: server iii Filberfstreet fe' the south
side'of§ilyer street, " •• • • '•'; •'•
The;abeye Sewers to he constructed of brick,
circularin forra,lvithinside didtneter of three
feet; 'and with such than "holes 'as ',lnay be
directed by the Chief Engitiedr and Shryeyor.
'lhe.understanding , to be - that'' the •5E1170113
herein adveitised are to .be. completed on or
: ilefore:tho 31st day of December, 1869.. And
the Pontractor shall take billSiar"epared against
the , property fronting on • said Sewer to' the
ainotint of one dollar and fifty. cents for ' each
linealfoot of front ori eachmide of the street as
so xouch cash aid;. the' balance, as lirnited•by
Ordinance, to be, paid by- the City; and the
Contractor will be requifed keep', the street
and sewer in good order for three years after
the Hewer is finished. ' • • •
.„Wben the street is,occupied by a City Pas
sitiger Railroad track, the Sewer shall be eon--
.structed along side of said 'track in such Man
ner as not to obstruct orinterfere ; With tliesafe
Visage of the cars thereon; and no claim for
remuneration shall be paid • Contractor by
the cempany using said track,: as specified:
act of A.ssembly approved May Bth. 1866. .
- Each proposal will be accomvainedbya cer
dificate. tbat a Bond has been ailed in the Law
Department as directed by Ordinance of May
26111,4860. If the lowesebidde'r .shall riot exe-'
'"date a contract within live days after the work
is awarded, h6Will be deemed as declining,
and will be held liable' onhis bond foram ilif
ference lietwecalis. bid and the next lowest
bidder. Sp e fi cations maybe had at the Depart
•ment of Surveys,which will he strictly,adhered
tn. .The Department of Highways reserves
the'right to reject all bids not, deemed, satis
factory.
All:bidders may be piwent.at the time and
place of opening the said.kroposals. - No, al
loWanbe will be .made for rock excavation
unless by special contract:
DIAHLON . H. DICKINSON,
;seri' .3t 5 Chief C crminissi oiler' of Highways.
t iIiREAU Or ORDNANCE.
' • NAVY DEPARTMENT,
.WAsfrIXOTON•Crry, Sept.'l4, 18Q1..j
SEALED PROPOSALS.wiII be received at
this Office until TUESDAY,',October iith,4Boo,
at 12 M:, forthe manufacture and delivery of
2,000 barrels. Navy Cannon Powder:
1,000 barrels to bellelivered at Boston, and
1;000 -barrels at New :York. •
'The cast of delii-ery to-be at the expense of
.the manufacturer, and the Powder to be sub,
ject-,to - the usual Navy inspection before ac
eeptance.
:Bidders will 'state 'the time the Powder
will be ready for delivery: ,
A. LUDLOW CASE,
Chief of Bureau.
!sentocs§
smniEßs , GUIDE.
FOR 'BOST() N.-STEAMSHIP LINE
,DIRECT. SAILING FROM EACH PORT EVERY
Wednesday and Saturday.
. . .
FROM PINE STREET wilArs. PHILADELPHIA,
AND LONG WHARF, BOSTON.
. i F.IIOSI:PHTLA.D.ELPH La , i FROM BOSTON.
SAXON.Wednesday,Sept. DARLES,,Wednesday,Sept. I
L NORMAN, Saturday, ‘• 4 ROMAN, Saturday " 4
'AMY& Wedrieeday, " 8 SAXON, Wednesdtiy, " 8
ROMAN, Saturday, " 11 NORMAN . , Saturday," 11
SAXON, Wednesday, " 15 ARIES Al ednestlay, " 15
I
NORMAN . , Saturday, " IT ROMAN,Saturday. " 19
ARIES. A% ednesday " 22 SAXON, Wedid , sday, " 22
ROMAN;Saturday, • " 25 NORMAN. Saturday, " 25
SAXON, Wednesday " 29 ARIES, Wednesday, " Z
These Steamships sail punctually. Freight received.
every day. • • -
Freight forwarded to all points in New England:
Fur Freight or, Passage 'superior accommodations)
apply to HENRY WINSOR Is CO.,
3.33 South Delaware avenue.
PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND AND
NORFOLK STEAMSHIP LINE.
IHROUGH IMEIGHT AIR LINE TO. THE SOUTH
Arm WEST.
INERT SATIIEDA,at Noon, from FIRST wakur
above MARKET Street.
TillrOliGH RATES to all points in North and South
Carolina via Seaboard Air-Line Railroad, connecting at
Portsmouth, and to Lynchburg, Va., Tennessee and the
%Yost via Virginia and Tennessee Air-Lino and Rich
mond and Danville Railroad.
r viatit HANDLED OTHERCE taken at LOWER
,ATE - 8 THAN ANY LINE.
The regularity,* safety and cheapness of this route
commend it to the publib as the most' desirable medium
for carrying every description of -freight..
NO charge for, commission, drayage, or any expense for
transfer.
Stef,intiLips insure at loweit rates.
Freight received DAILY.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE & CO.
No. 12 South Wharves and Pier No. I North Wharves.
W. P. PODTEIt,' Agent atlticlunond and City Point.
T. P. CROWELL & CO., Agents at Norfolk.
yjn ILADELPH Lk AND SOUTHERN
MAIL ,STEA3ISHIP COMPANY'S REGULAR
LINES FROM QUEEN S.TREET WHARF.
The YAZOO will sail for NEW ORLEANS on
Thursday. Sept. 23, at 8 .
The JUNIATA • Will sail for NEW ORLEANS, via
A VANA,
111 he WYOMING wil Sail for SAVANNAH on
Saturday, Sept. hi, o'clock A. 31.
The TONAWANDA will sail front SAVANNAH on
t Imlay. Sept. 15th.
The PIOYE Will - sail for
Sept.'—. at 8 A. 31.
Through 'hills Dflatling signed, and passage tickets
Fold to all points South and West.
rALs of. LADING SIGNED at QUEEN ST. WHARF.
For freight or passage, apply to
WILLIAM. L. JAMES, General Agent,
• • 13U South Third street.
----
NEW. EXPRESS. LINE TO ALEXAN
driasGeorgetown and Washington, I). 0., via elm
ap..alto and Delaware Canal, with connections et Alex
andria from the most direct route for Lynchbur,g, Bris
tol. Knox , iille,'-Naeliville,'Dalton and the Southwest. -
Steamers .!eave regularly from the first , wharf above
Market street; every Saturday at noon.
Freight received daily. -WM. P. CLYDE &
No. 12 South Wharves and Pier 1 North Wharves.
HYDE & i l'AEß,'Agents Georgetown.
M. ELDRIDGE; .4r, CO., Agents at Alexandria, Va
NOTICE.FOR NEW YORK, VIA DEL
AWARE AND. RARITAN CANAL EXPRESS
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
The CHEAPEST and QUICKEST.water communica
tion between Philadelphia and New York.
Steamers leave daily. from 'first wharf below Market
street Philadelphia, and foot of Wall street, New York.
Goods forwarded by all the lines running out of New
York—North, East and West.-;-.free of Commission.
Freight received and forwarded on accommodating
terms.,WM,P. CLYDE CO., Agents,
Na.l2 Sarah Delaware avenue, Philadelphia.
JAS. BAND; Agent No 11J }Nall street ;New York.
FUR LIVERPOOL—THE .STRICTL V
thit-cuswship 31orris," 1,061 tons rogis
ier,-Morria.:Ainaster.--,-This,vessel—sueesiede--tlie--Bertli..
Tent ple,titentatOtig , . - the4itilk-of.heticargo engage.dovill
hace,rigich despatch:- Fiwbalance of freight or passage
apply to .P.E'PEIt WRIGHT
stre SONS, .140. 113 Walnut
er,
xatKt
FO . :LIVR
EP --THI I I
OOL.•FINE FIRST
.
ch . Rum bark BERTHA TEMPLE, 626 tons register,
Captain This vessel succeeds the Mexi
can, end having the bulk of her cargo engaged, willihuve
despatch, • Sor.halanceef -freight or passage, apply to
PETER .WRI,CiIIT SONS 116 Walnut street, eel-1f
„anupwou• THE AT BAI?,K
_l2 01E006910mi I..gtster; Captain Real.' Tina visriii
Ding of small capactty and }lrons a largo portion of lie
cargo engaged will ham: despateh. For Indium° of
freight or peasage; apnly to' PETER WHIG IIT ti SONS,
115 'Walnut et. •
OTICt.-I;'ciß NEW YORK, NIA DEL
IA AWARE AND 'RARITAN CANAL'.•
SWIFTSURE :TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
DESPATCH AND SWIFTEDRE LINES.
Thollmaineeit of theaolinea tell! be resumed on.anaafter
the 19th of March. .For freight,_which will takep on
accommodating terina t anditoiVAL-BAIRHAJCO: ,
' ' 132 Smith Wharves.:,.
.1.1 K T
WR l VUilitla l ikaritari I.,Calg ,
$O - , ( ? p ii:01 , .: iti ~ 7ioiT4.*l-A DEL
tiock Cloinranyl—Pespioc,lN no .Swiftsdra I.,lneci t -7. , The
business by these Zincii ,will. b e, resumed on ,aud atop,
1- , -Swiftsure Trausportti ,
the Bth of :Much...For rrelglit, which will be taken:
on accommodatirOs terms, apply to WM. M. DMUT) 84
CO., / 3 3 e.Q I /0 4 WharVea.
AUCTLORMA:iiiNjo - ,''Avvo
..'IIII:ISTING,OIIB4O3IOWIMIVfr'34.te
Va:ii2iii;J;234 tri t a9eurtigti
Successors to JOHN,S;
-I•LARGE SALE OF 11 CH' •ATM OTHERI;WBOr
PENN L _DRY GOODIE.;
ON - MONDAYMORNING, ' • .'"
,
September 20 1 at 10 ci!ciodk, on four mOntlial - dedleyint.i
eluding— - • -
• • ' "DRESS GOODS: : •".). 4 ..,C
. • ,
Pieces Paris Silk and Wool Popelines, ‘ Epinglinca, Dal
do • Paris liferinns.Cashmeres, Silk and Wool Pialds.
dd • London Motif and Colbred pure Blohalrir,Alpactia; •
Coburali. • ,
SILKS, SATINS AND VELVETS.
Pieces Lyond black Drap'ile• France, Cacherpere do
' do • 'Lyons pplain Colored and fancy Dress" Silks: -
.110—coloreeLLU•oade.Naples litaelcaud-colored-Lyons--
do • fine Velveteens,black and colored Silk Satins., ,
• SHAWLS, CLOAKS, &c.
-Diorite and Broche BorderiChenille and Thibef Shawls.
Paris Fancy Scarfs. Trimmed Samples, Cloaks, &c.
: RIBBONS AND'IILILLINERY 000DS. ' •
Plain 11.1141 assorted colors Bonnet and. Trimming Rib:.
bobs: -
All boiled black Ribbons, rich fancy Sashes.
St. Etienne last edges blackiind colored Velvet Ribbons.
Heavy black and assorted colors Satin,Ribbons, • 2 .
Assorted colors and black real Ostrich Feathers: '' •
An invoice of ladies' imported Bonnets for patterns; • ,
Malines, English Crepes, French Artificial Flowers.
Balmoral and Ifoop Skirts, 'White GOods, Embrold
' cries, Ties, Trimmings, Veil Barege,l Handkerchiefs;
Utnbrellas, Shirt Fronts, Notions. Ac. . • ~
'LARGE SALE OF 2000 CASES BOOTS, SHQES,- &c.
ON_ TUESDAY MORNING, • '
Sept. 2l, at 10 o'clock,on font months' credit,lnpluding-:-
; Cases men's, boYa' and youths' calf, kip, buff leather and
grain Cavalry. Napoleon Dress and Congress Boots and
IlalMorals; kip, buff and polished' rain Bregans;'wo
.men misses u nd, children's .calf, kid, enamelled and
huff leather, goat and morocco Balmorals; Congress
Gaiters; Lace Boots; Ankle Ties ; Slippers
AIMS SALE 01 TLITTSTITTITEr,...,
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
ON. THURSDAY MORNING.
Sept. 21, nt 10 o'clock, on four months' credit. •
IMPORTANT SALE OF CAUPRTINGS
CLOTHS. .tr.
ON PRIDAY MORNING,
Sept, .24,' at 11 o'nlock, on four months' credit, abont 200
ipteces Ingrain, Venetian, List, Hemp, Cottage and Rag
Carpetings, Oi Cloths, Rugs, &c.
TAMES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
t/ NO. 422 WALNUT stree t.
•
SALE( OP' REAL ESTATE; SEPT. 2r, 1869.
This Sale, on. WEDIstESDAY, at the Exchange, at 12
o'clock noon, will include the following—
STOCKS dr,c.
rftrticulars in Catalogue.
No. 1922 GREEN ST.,—llandsonie modern three-story
bnek residence, with back buildings, lot Id by 8734 feet.
,Immedik posiesBion. KU"''Sale absolure.
DANSWROAD—Three-story brick dwelling and•valu
able lot, below Walnut street, 65 by 100 feet. Orphans'
Court Sale—Estate of S. Bi shitar. d rr'd . .
DARBY ROAD—Large and valuable lot and frame
house. below Walnut street, 65 by 200 feet. 'Same Es
tale -
Xi° 131111 ET and 319 . BORDEN ST-2 three-story.
brick houses, in First Ward, lot Why 63 feet. Subject
ground rent. 'Orphans' Coast Sale—Estate of
. Strein.der'd.
MANAYUNK—Stone dwelling Arid frame Shop, Cres
sew gum Mechanic Ms—lot:lS by ISU feet. Orphans' Court
Soli—Z.ollre of Mathimi
BEVERLY. N. J.;--Factory and Machinery, on the C.
and A. R. R., and 4.!4 acres land. Sale on account at
whom it may concern. •
FRANKLIN STt—s neat three story bricli dwellings,
with back 'n01(11110' above Diamond st., each lot It by
70 feet. Will besoldseparately. Sale Peremptory.
SALE ON THE PREMISES, GERMANTOWN.
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
September '2l, at 3 o'clock; DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT, N. W. corner Wayne and Johnson sts., 393 by MO
feet t&NOrten street. If not ,- sold us one lot wilt be di •
vided. Full particulars at the auction store.
MARTINBROT
•
(Lately Salem:den for M. Thoinha Sone,)
N0..529 CHESTNUT street. road entrance from Minor
SALE OF THEOLOGICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS.
ON ,MONDAY, AFTERNOON,. .
Sept. D/, at 4 O•cluck. tithe auction roomg, No. /529
Chestnut street, by catalogue, Theological and Mlacella
'tering liceilcs, from a priVato-Ilbrary. Also, 4 volatiles
North Ameilcati and L lilted States Gazette. .
TRADE SALE OF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
BEAVY AND SHELF • HARDWARE, TABLE,
AND POCRET CUTLERY OF EVERY .DESCRIP
' TION, &c. •
bN •THURSDAY MORNIN9,
Sept. 23, at 10 o'clock, at the auction rooms, 629 Chest
nut street; bk catalog - ne,a large and valuable aeilortment
of heavy and shelf Hardware,. Table and Packet Cut
lery. 530 407,C11 of Coal and Meal Sieves, Shovels,. Hods,.
Toole, Saw s, Russel's American: 'Cutlery, Made &
Butchers Cutlery, Rodgers' Scissors, Plated Warth
Fancy Goode, &e. : •
Sale absolute. 'reruns cash..
Sale at Line street and Haddonfield road. Camden.
THE VALUABLE COLLECTION. OF CHOICE
TREES, •41krittm, Green and Hot. House Plants,
• belonging to John F. Starr, Esq.
• • • ON THURSDAY MORNING. •
Sept. H, at n o'clock. at the Green and Hot Moises of
3 elm F. Starr. Esq., Line street and. Haddonfield road,.
Camden. N. J.. the rare and valuable collection of
Trees, Shrubs, Green and Hot House Plants of every
variety. • , •
Catalogues ready and the Plants arranged for exami;
nation three days previous to sale.
Information regarding the plants may be had of Mr.
Robert Scott, Florist, 755 South Nineteenth et: • •
THOMAS BIRCH 85 SON AUCTION.
EERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 1110 CHESTNUT street.
Bear eritrance No. HOT Samoa' street.
Household Furniture of every description received On
Consignment. •
Sales of Furniture at dwellings attended to on the most
reasonable terms.
S'alo at No. 519 . North Eleventh atreet
• • . • •
WALNUT PARLOR, 'DINING 110031, CHAMBER•
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, Elegant Rosewood
Piano, Brussels, Ingrain and Venetian Carpots,China,
Glasrware, •ke.
• ON . MONDAY MORNING,
Sept. 20, at 10 o'clock, at No. 519 North Eleventh street,
will be sold, the household Furniture and Carpets of a
family declining housekeeping.
The Furniture is nearly new, and can be examined
after 8 o'clock on the morning of sale.
Sale at No. 1110 Chestnut street
_ .
ELEGANT ITALIAN MARBLE VASES. URNS,
TAZZAS. STATUETTES, CARD RECEIVERS,
FINE BRONZE AND GILT CLOCKS,
ON TUESDAY 3IORNING,
Sept. 21, at 10 o'clock, at No. 1110 Chestnut street, will
be sold. by catalogue, a large and elegant , assortment of
new Italian marble goods, Joel imported by Signor Topi,
from Italy.
Also, an invoice of brdnze and gilt i•day (locks.
The goods will be open fur eXaniination all day on
Monday, with catalogues.
CONCERT HALL AUCTION ROOMS,
1219 CHESTNUT street.
T. A. McCLELTAND, Auctioneer.
HOUSEKEEPERS' SALE OF NEW AND SUPE
RIOR 'PARLoR, CHAMBER ANI) DINING ROOM
:FURNITURE, WARDROBES, BOOKCASES, SIDE
BOARD, NEW CARPETS. &e. •
O MONDAY MORNING,
Sept..W, at 10 o'clock, at Concert Hall Auction Rooms,
1219 Chestnut street,. will be sold, , without reserve,
large and varied assortment of new 'and desirable Furni
ture, romprishm in part handsdme Parlor Suits. in hair
cloth, plush and reps; elegant Chamber Suits, of the
latest and'most fashionable style 4• superior carved and
plain Wardrobes and Sideboards, ecrentre Bookcases,
'Etageres, Extension. Centre and Carl Tables,-Plain
and Fancy Lounges, Bed Lounges, Mirrors, Cane Seat
Chain; and Rock ers,liat Itaeks. - Untbrella Stands.
lso, neW Ingrain Carpets,:ke.
The attenpon of bonsek••epers is called to tins favor
able opportunity to refurnish.
DAVIS & HAR VEY, AUCTIONEERS,
(Lille with
• • Store Noe. 48 and 80 North ti LXTH etreet •
HANDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE, FRENCH
PLATE MIRROR, SUPERIOR BOOKCASES, ELE
GANT BUFFETS; HANDSOME WARDROBES,
FINE TAPESTRY' CARPETS, .te.
ON TUESDAY MORNING.
At 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at the' auction, rooms. IS
and 50 North Sixth street. an; mime ire assortment or
elegant Furniture, comprising several very elegant
Chamber Suits', in oil finish; handsome Lihrary Suit,
superior Parlor Furniture, very superior Cabinet Seem
to IT, Bookcases, tiak and-Walnut Extension Tables.
handsome Buffets; Centre and Bouquet Tables, Lounges,
fine Hair, Husk and Straw 3latresses, several superior
Office Desks and Tables, fine .Tapestry out othi•r Car
pets, ,c, •
rp L. ASHBRIDGE & CO., AUCTION.
EERS. No. 505 MARKET street. above Fifth.
LARGE FALL SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES AND
BROGANS.
ON 'WEDNESDAY MORNING, •
Sept. 22 at 10 o'clock, we will sell by t!ittulogne t about
ItoU packages of Boots, Shoes and. Brogans, of city and
Eastern manufacture. to which the attention of city and
country buyers is called.
. Open early on the morning of sale for examination.
THE PRINCIPAL MONEY ESTABLIgH•
merit—S. E. cornor of SIXTH and' RACE streets.
'Honey advanced on Merchandise generally Watches
Jewelry, Diamonds, Gold . and Silver Plate, and on all
articles of value, for nag length of time agreed
WATCHES AND JEWILRY Ar.PRIVATt, SALE.
Fine Gold HuutingCase Double Bottom and Open Face
m _srican PatentLe.ver__WAtchas•
_yiat/ GO() jinntilig L ' Afje ' aria Open FaceLepineWatchea;.:
. Fine G old Duplex and other Watches; Fine Silver Hunt
ing • Case eller - Open 'Face' English ;America,' anti Swiss
-- Patent Lever and Lenin° Watebea; -- Houble ease English -
Quartier and other Watches; Ladies' Fancy Watches;
Diamond Breastpins; 'Finger Rings: . Ear Rings; Studs;
&c.; Fine Gold Chains; 11Iedallions; Bracelets; Scarf
Pins; Breastpins; Finger Rings; Pencil Cases and Jew
elry generally., , •
Olt SALE—A large, 'and valuable Fireproof Chest.
staitable for a Jeweller; cost $6.50.
Also, coverall Lots in South . Camden, Fifth arid , Cheats
nut Streets. •
py • 73AREITT '& CO.,_. AUCTIONBERS,
CASH AUCTION ROUSE;
N 0.230 MARKET streets, corner of Bank street.
Gash advanted on consienmonts without extra charge.
SPECIAL SALE.OF 800 - LOTS FOREIGN 'AND DO
, MESTIC. DRY GOODti, Hosiery, Parts Fatfoy Goods,
Notions, MY.' by eatttiottue. • -
• 43,N MONDis.x . MORNING,
Sept, 20','at l 0 o!Mtiek, 'Va.: Dress Goods, 6 Urge vit.
Hay.; L 2 l 4 fri Tablo Dantask
si eases White Blankets,
ado and Covers, Flannels, &r, •
Also, lots Road v.xnado Clothing, Umbrellas, Boots,
flhoetti - -Baltuorals, 1tat5,43.7: ,, • .
Alsg, stock front Retail ;Triinitings and Dry .Goods
& (.16.) ,rfiTioNEEllBi
MARKET AND
' gt 6 111A14-1-1,-NNT zoNDA
v
IaROE sttispAr.,, •
OOT Awl?
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:AR. PT . .49A: 04EN :Y4 ,
141:193W; 7 16*Siat4:1;f04)=1*,.
4os. 13itd-141- SOMA jt_ Tllittryk,
P SALM of STOOKS AND ItisAL,' TATII.., \
tritir ' ?Ng PubllC saleti at thOPhilmfelphltr.SplltistumNnier
_,.. DAYtatl26-clock-- , J A I A ' - A ' i' A o 1,4 AA . • — ,,, i1 ,. • ~' ,ohti4
F,'41:1/irnurs-4,Pael, ig-th B :4u4 l 9 l t , .l 3 tOrS, •.,
•
Bttlct ttilteilidencesreciiiie especial Stiontleir:' ' , I 414
4
,: 5 e, 1',.,. ii_STOOKBOAQANSi &c : -, . ~,, -. ': l 7 ;ti'iiie
' 1 . . ON TUESDAY. 8A 'T :al.
_,,, „ ~, ~. ~• I ,
At 12 o'cl_dck noon ypt the Philadelphia ErClaange;;'',:
-Estate of mental It Allefuttreoice'44. • - ''''',' C`' . ..:
• ! , Zahares National Bank of Northern, Liberties. , ,•,, ~..5-4i,
I
; •10 6 lutrefabrtn NOtoual.)lapk. ~, ._ ~ ~. 4l et '.
.i: • 45 Shares gmnifen and Amt RelliOad. • '''
23 shareidielligirValleyltailread: - ''' ', * 4 -, ! t,'.',
`I I.3 , sharentßecend and Third Streets' P. It. W. On,. ' `-ikl• ~
10 shares MyrrhfCanal And Banking CO. Pref. ' ~
—t-6 'o'444eriP-Morriir.Ctitialmni - Itafilting cm' . '''
. . ' '... '" 3 For Other Account , ' ' !
.. i., ~
--.1----14:shirett.A.eadtartrofMnsieivith - ticket."7. " '' .-' , - - --1: '.lO ; 57 *,
4 elare6 fterventh.National Bank..,_, ‘ -3 . .::-, Tii .
. , ~ , 5 shatettEurptcsiTratiSpOrfation tro:.• • . • .• • . - ,t', , .;
I /00 shares Central Trhusportation Co . . . .1, - i . 1 ,..1 . ,,,! ~.
10 shares National Bank or , the Itemiblic.'. • . , :±,•,.. •
100 shares Old Township Line Road. - . - ii , ~,A o f
22'shares Buck MotintaintionlCo.J, -: : ,• ~ ,
, 1 elitism Point.Breeke Park, ~ , • .....-
31 shares'COMllloncrealth NationaLuank.
j .60 shares American Life.ltuturance Co.,
520,000 Union Canal. 80nd5,;65..,,,, ~ :, , ~..; 7i: t C.ir ~ , ..j
.10,000 shares Shatnokin Coal Co.-Let mortgage_7p_er at4.•ti 'O,
• 108 shares Second and Third Streets P. , R., W. Go. ,' f«...
• 4 shares Chtpe Slav'end Millville It. It. C0..-± , ~. •.', .- ~,•;),
Sl' shares Consolidai ion National.
Co
,„..:
..:,..4 ~._
- '4l shares Southern Transportation Co. 'el , . ;,,- ::,,- , '
leo shares Locust Mountain Coal Co. - , t . L ;. - -"'•: - 1:4••
100 shares Girard Life Insurance and, Trust Co.;-,..: -, ... , ,L
36 shares Camden aud Atlantic Itailroad (old) ,;( 2 , :r:- . '
REAL ESTATE SALE. SEPT, 21 , , _L - , y- la 1.44
M
ODERN , ,THREE-STORY BRICK REs ' rvEnultb:ll4 . v
No •2011 : Vine street. Has , the modern cmiverdencen,i) , ~:
Immediate possession.. . ~ . ,
._ - . :,', , a-tr:
VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND—THREN-i., , ,•1
STORY -ERICK. • STORE and DWELLING ' and k;+
THItEE-STORY BRICK FACTORY, No: 831, , Arcla•-
street , - 1 25 feet tront,ll4 feet deep. • • • '"
_-__ ''',.'',,,,t
-dllOl/EIIN THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENOR.t,.'
No:1215 Brown street-17 feet 5 inches front, 138 feet
t 0311,..„-____
GENTEEL THREE-STORY BRICK. DWELLING'.'
No. 52.6 South Twenty-second street, between Lombard •
aid South. •
GIUSINESS STAND TWO-STORY BRICK . TA- • ';'Vt•
WERN and DWELLING. B. W. corner of .Thirty4lrst •
and Market streets, oppoSite the New ;York and Penn- '•-
,•sylvanin Railroad depots, , . , • .
2 THREE-STORY. BRICK DWELLINGS. Nos 333 E• "
3333 Woodland street, N E. of: hirty-fourth streeta
Twenty-fourth Ward.
GENTEEL - THREE-STORY • BRICK DWELLII:4GV • •
No. 320,Stevens street, Camden, New Jersey.'
iPereniptory Sale by Order of Heirs—Estate of Geargar''V
Rush, decd—THREE-STORY BRICK ' DWELLING;r-' ,
No 445 North Eighth street, above Noble »
• 'Same Estate—GßOUND RENT ;jl_9o a year. • •.1
DESIRABLE THREE-STORY RRICK DWELLING I
N 0.313 Omkill et...- • i• •
MODERN THREE-STORY „BRICK RESIDENCE;4;''
N 0.339 Coates street: • '
"HANDSOME MODERN.. THREE-STORY ••••
RESIDENCE, No, Mil Green street. ' His ther.nioderit
conveniences. _
DESIRABLE 2N-STORY. - STONEDWELLINO, •
Rittenhohse street, east of • the Towriship'.,Line: - road,•.•it
Twenty-second Ward. • • • •i• - • • •
• THREE-STORY BRICK TAVERN and DWELLING,
. No • '7lO South Front at. -
MODERN THREE-STORY BRICK. RESIDENOR I •
No. 1917 , Spring Garden street. lies all the modern.. • .
conveniences-"
•• • •
MODERN THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING.; - .4,... -
No. 3814 North Eleventh street, above Montgomery-'l l •
arenas et '
;VALUABLE HOTEL, known as "Latona
Atlantic. City, N. J. .• • , • fi • . •
For account o whom it may concern, Baripti 6
Benjamin D. Phillips. • •,,-*
BUSINESS STAND --Tit REE-STORY BRIM
STONE and 'DWELLING, S. F.: corner of Twentieth
and Oxford its. , „
.••—• • • . ‘,
Administrator's Sale—Estate of Enos Tyson; deed.'
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; MIRROR, BRUSSELS.:
CARPETS, HORSE; CARRIAGE, WAGON, ,tc, ,„.„ • '
ON TUESDAY MORNING.
Sept. 21, atlo o'clock, at No. 527 Diamond Street (owl-
site Germantown passenger depot), a quantity of house
hold. Furniture, Mirror. Brussels;`Carpets,, Beds' and:
Bedding, Kitchen Furniture, dm. _
Also, Horse, light Carriage, two-seated Wagon, Milk
Wagon, Saddle, Sleigh, Bebe, Harnes.s, Milk Cans, Ac.
,
• .. Salo Thirty-Math and Darby road. • •
OLD LUMBER - AND PLANK.
' • '.ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON.,a.
Sept. 21, at 41i o'clock. at the corner of Thlrty•eightlt'A ,
and Darby road, by.order of filo Chief ,Comudesloneropf ,
Ilighwayo, a quantity of old lumber and" plank,: for=; - •
nmrly need by the Plank 11,64 Coin puny from Cheetnnt .
street to Woodland Cemetery. , ' "::
. .
Peremptory Sale abthe Fairmount Iron 'Werke.
VALUABLE ROLLING MILL MACHINERY. • •,.
'TEAM ENGINES, ROLLS, BOILERS, FURNACES, - ''";:'•
IRON, 8:e.
' ON WEDNESDAY MORNING; 7 ' '
October 'lO, at 11 o'clock, at the Fairmount Iron Workg, ;.;•
Coated street wharf, river Schuylkill,. will be:Sold an
raffle enie, the entire Valuable. Machinery, comprising
--Steam euglue, with 24-inch cylinder and 5 that stroke;••r';
engine, with 12-inch cylinder and 2,1; feet stroke; solidi
II y wheel. 20 'Vet diameter; .16-inch: puddle mild train ; IS
inch inerehinit mill train, Burden squeezer, straighten-
Mg press, punching machine Welsh shears, trimming.: •,•
shears, crocodile shears, roll' lathe, 20-inch lathe
_pair itik:
• saws, 40 inches diameter; screw cutier,do Dimpfellans f
2, 3 and 4-inch shafting and series 'of pulleks, 11 puddle .
and I beating furnaces, over which are substantially
erected 2.2 cylinder boilers; 20 feet long and 30 inciters
diameter, floor plates, spare. - castings,:such ,as doors.'
trames, spindles, &c.; steam and water pipings •Alsois .
rolls to make the following slies,viz.± rounds frolulup to r t i;
?A', by eighths; squares, froth 1 up to 2g, by' eighths;
riots, from U.t. to T rail, 25, 28.00,01, Wand 63 •
per y grate,: screen and oval, equal angles, front di,ig ,••• .
iii to 4x4: unequal Jingles, 3x2.1:1, to 6x4; tee iron,varionsly
I rom 234x234. to 4x334; gas pipe Iron, 3 to 8!,;; chills,gothio
and box roughings, pinions, puddle rolls, 2,1;', 3,3 ii" and
4-inch;. puddle iron, 'double • worked iron, blacksmith:.
iron, cast and wrought scrap, kaolin soapstone; weigh
ing beams, new 0-inch..., hose , and couplings, heavy and
light blocks and falls, old rails, pig Iron, belting; fire- '
proof, desks, chairs, ;to.
Also. from 30 to 00 tons of angle and tee iron. ,
Full particulars in catalogues ten days previous tra, 4 6 :
sale.
FRAME BUILDINGS.
A1.',0 all the frame. buildings ou the property, tir
removed from the premises.
Terms Cash. Z.
117 - The :Perk Commissioners having parchaSed. the -
ground, the sale of the entire machinery, Avi11b0r.,..4,
peremptory. -
COLLECTOR'S SALE.
Will be sold, at public sale, on
23, 1869, at 12 o'clock, noon,at AIM No. ',corner, of I.lllttr
nod Leiper streets, Frankforth, Phila., two Spooling-
Frames, Nos. 12 and 13, on third floor. • Distrnined upon"
as tine property of F. SCHLATEII & CO., and to be sold.
for U. S. Taxes.
THOS, S. FOULKIIOIt
.., 'Deputy Oollectof, -
Fifth Distrigis
sel 1-18 38 21 22W
pHILADELPHIA, SEPTEMBER' 2„1869
The copartnership heretofore 'existing under ' thew 4'l
firm and name of CORNELIUS .Sc BARER was dissolved *
by mutual consent on July 2, 1.30.
The business of the manufactory will be settleil and ,
closed by ROBERT CORNELIUS, at No, 821 ' Cherry, '
street. and that of the store by ISAAC F. BAKER,.
No, 710 Chestnut street. . .
ROBERT CORNELIW. , •' ,
• ISAAC F.
• • WM. 0. BA •
ROBERT (1 CORNELTB,,
' • JOHN-C. CORNELIUS, •
ROBERT C. BAKKE!,
CHARLES E. CORNELIUS. '
•
.
• PIMA P Sept '.'
The undersigned, late of CORNELIUS t BAKER .
have this day entered into a copartnershlP, untker , thev .
finn tame of CORNET, I US 4: - SONS. • *.. , 1
Itavingpurcluo,cd the factories itin Cherry Street, and
Filth street near Columbia avenue), - iind all, thee nsa,.
clattery of thee lato firm, we are prepared to continue the
manufacture and sale of Gas Fixtures. Lamps, Sce.:, .
No. 621 CHEERY STREET, PHILADELPHIA. „a. • 1 " , • ':;•
ROBERT CORNELIUS. • • •
ROBERT C. CORNELIUS*
•
'ARLES- E. COUNELIUS: •
(11: AWFORD ARNOLD - AND. R0j14874.A . :
lJ e. BAKER.- late of CIIRNELIUB 5c taxPtt.;.
bar, oil, day il , lllled copartnership under the name`of4t • '•••
ARNOLD it BAKER.
Having , purchasi..d the entire stock of.goods a ate late
fine of Raker, at 710 CHESTNUT Street,'
they are prepared to continue at that place the sale Of
:Gas Fl turee, Lamps, Bronzes,. kg. • '. se2-Im§
rim E COPAETNERSHIP HERETOFORE :
_IL existing between WRIGHT HOWARTH - andEFIV , ; ,-
WARD HUNT, under the name of. E. HUNTsk
Sash, Boor and Blind Maufacturers, Ridge Road and
Master street, has been disiolVed. by mutual: consent;• . • •
and henceforth the bnsiness will lee carried our
\%IIIGIIT HOWARTH alone, by whom all busigt4toi' . ,t ,
the late firm will be settled. . •• . , , „ • •i.,
WRIGHT HOWARTH ...L. ; 0 0i .
„•••
.'EDWARD HUNT.
• Pird... , ..nntrit lA, Pa.. Sept. LI; selo-30 -
T t
• •. LEGAL NOTICES.e• •
"ISTATE OF Slit A.S PED RICK DE- • -: o 4 . l' P : '
ei'Lltsell.—LettorK Testamentary upou the • above . •
estate, braving.been granted: to dm undersigned Ege•
mark, all persons indebted fo the said estate are re- , • •.','„;
tilliqatil to make 'payment, and Dame having. clainor, •
- against the sense frill present them to MARGARETT.-1. 4 , • , A , ,i,.„,, , ,,N:
U. PEDRICK .Exeentrix, or CO her A ttorney
WARREN COULSTON, nt 121 South Sixth. street,.
• Philadelphia. • • • ' selii,th,s,t4sol
_ .
• 1% , 1 THE ORPHANS! COURT FOR .TELE , 6X.
lI Cue and County of P hamlet phla.—Estato of DAVUIt
lA-YNE,ilvoemeit„.—The lndltorsapprijntetthe CortlV •
011 Icrandattust Diet Will account %VJ Fl
T
ON SMITH, et al.. Executors aid Trustees of thelast'
till and testament Of DAVID .LAYSIL deceased:lam/11'e,,
tO - rtitortßlstributioir of-the-bniance-in-the-bantia-of the .
accountant, will meet the parties illter o,lB,l-, fo.t . aid par-r , L•
. 1:1111.` of their appoinunent, TUF.BDAY,'Sep imber
Ogi9, at 'l2 o'clock , 31., at the Office of• the Estate 0131
Clicalllit street, in the city of Philadelphia.
JAMES' STARR, • Audi ‘)7 •
~eO-ot,sdnat4 ,BAKEHii
STATE OF CATHARINE SMIT?,
LetterS testamentary. uPoit the, above ON
tate having been grunted to the tealeiviguad,all
indebted to the same will please make payment, and al
persons basin!! elating will ~ p resent, tnladAMT,,l.r . „
ANN N OSE it TZ , Executrix OA2. Nor 4-w
th Eleventh
or to her Attorney, W ILL LAM .wal-i • •
nut street. ' a a6V-
/It
I,Jf 4 , lllAgliAltAitiol'7ll3Plestlint etted*tUall'ir° 4- ,7
turers of Gas FixtttresaAnape L ito,,,O., would mrtites' •
attention of tho publics to their large end. elegant •
went-of Gas Chandellete, - Pendanta,lltaelrets, AC- Thom
also Introduce gan toliStke into dwellings and Ottblle bit -
logs, And attend to exteeditig,altorigtg,aW reveirlnffeti
•,., - '
Wooer. All work-worrenteste- • • -• ••
LIC.,=FOX SAtt I'Bo ' ToNs
C
szkaik.ligiod.'44tiPtio to iVtifilEMILN'St •
• OtX 4 4.s. • •
COPARTNERSHIPS;
4Aki-FIXTtRBS:'
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