,
_
•Al..oi 7, '.'''•:" ';::•: :','l. '...::: . :011,1141111iti0kir96,1!0 . 7 .
Tlfq - „PlOire Or '.4" . gtisliiiiWerailtak aillbeart
and no brains, ill , imptila4trid4o liiitliaSt, is '
W,,fraiiiillailo',:most Of :us ;,Atarl:`, * - h ' knout her, :
~ , ,,,Oitliert,yrePate: or by . .,..pees - 1.1,44a_0N.0 ? 4
t :, :40 Wallas we.know ciiir2alPliabetßuPWeare;.z
'kat al) familiar With the 'idea 'Of' the gushing
~,;y1::::: man, and.yet gushing men exist, if not in
attach nnmbers :as 'their sisters, still in quite
i'.., :latifilitientforee to 'constitute' w . distinet type:
w
•;if. - ;' , , "i The hushing man is ,the , furthest possible re-
qi... :,I(Miciyailfroni!, -- the:[;ordinarY'..inanly '.ideal, as
M;. ` women create it out :of their own imagina
-7 ' Aiotis'!- -Women iketopicture men as inexol=
' - *H'• ablyjuat,-yeptenderl.'ealm, gave; L. restrained,
„,, yet fall of PaSsicin well Mastered ;' G.feathearts
with:. .an , eye , -Least.... niercywards ': : :if . ' you'
.f . J!'''•iii . ill, else I , unapproachable by all • the
,
il''"ivorld".;', 'Goethes with • one . :weak ' . corner '
left for Bettina,.where love may queen it over ,
'' 4 Wisdom, but in - all save love strong as ‘ TitaiaS,
• powerful aS:gods, and Michangeable as fate:
:: ;{ They forgive anything in a man who is manly.
X •"..'! ii4ording to their ownpattern and ideas. Even,
,'".., harshness amounting to brutality is condoned'
' •'' if the hero has a jaw of sufficient squareneSs,
:4'•:' and mighty passioit just Within the liniits of
. ..... '' ,
control, as witness Jane Eyre's Rochester, and
Ws long line of ;Unpleasant followers ; always
suppOsing, that't, that "he loves;' for, like the
Russian wife win? wept for the . want of her
customary thraShing, taking initinunity from
:4„ the stick to mean indifference, they . would=
.s
:,,i;, thei•-have-hratalityWith-love-41—lan-no-love a ' ,
,',....: alLi ' . But a gushing man, as judged by men
ationg men, is a being so foreign to the ideal that
+a 01; new 7 understand When they do see him. ,
Antrifiek do not call hiin gushing. He is frank,
enthusiastic, . unworldly, , aspiring.; , perhaps.
,„tati..:: helgiabelled 'with that word of power, , ' high - : ;
- "Y soiled '
*" but h e . is not gushing, save : when
apok ' of b__m. • vFo
y men, who . despiseliiir __ .
men
en
. ':']nave..ot.::. an intense contempt forliin. A woman
:: who has no ' ballaSt, 'and.' whose self-restraint
goes to 'the winds on•every occasion, is ac..
1,..; ; 'icepted for what she is worth, and but little dis-i
r':" •:::,:;• 'appointment thid less annoyance 'is felt forl
A,zi:Whiat is wanting: 'lndeed, men in general ex= : '
..
. - Pectso little from women that their 'follies
.ifib-' ; coinit as of - con*, and :only What might be.
'' 'Coked for. They are 'like' marriage, or the
, I
~.,. ' : English climate, or a • lottery ticket, or a.dark i
horse heavily backed, and have to be taken for ,
-:: .
,`better or Worse as they may turn out, with the' '
violent probability that the chances , are on the '
, .... side of the worse. But the gushing man is in- .
• - excitable. He is a nuisance
,or a langhing-
and as either is resented. In his Club,
"t, at the mess 7 table, in the City, at he*, where
.',.
,' ever he may be, and whatever he may be about,
~,,....... be is always plunging headlong into difficulties;
~. . and. dragging his friends with - him; always
,ifi ' '
,quarrelling for a straw, putting himself grossly i .
in the wrong, and.vehementlyapologizing.after
pee':wards • hitting wild at one moment and doWn:
.40n hisimees the next ; and as absurd in the one
- attitude as lie .is abject in the other. He falls
:2 - - •in love at first sight, and makes a fool of him= ,
self' on unknown ground ; while With men he
:. is ready'to swear eternal friendship or undying
` enmity before he has had time to know any
-,:.t thing whatever about the object of his regard •
, or his dislike. In consequence he is being per
..":;,.: , , Petually - associated with shaky names, and
~,::•! brought into questionable positions: He is full
of confidence in himself on every occasion, and
• '..'• Is
given to nfaking the Most positive assertions
On things he knows nothing about, which after
: '• wards he is obliged tolretractand to own him
," ' self mistaken. But he is just as 'full of Self
abasementwhen, like vaulting ambition, he has
Overleaped himself, and fallen into mistakes
and failures unawares. He, makes rash bets
'';'''. about things of which he has the best informa
.".:: tion,so he says,ail will not be staved off by those
who know what folly be is' committing, but
insists op writing himself after Dogberry at the I
,
• ' test of just so much; he backs the worst player i
- at billiards oil the strength of a chanceohazard,
• ; • : and bets on the loSing hand at whist ; he goes
...' into wild speculations in the city, Where lie is
' certain to land a pot of money according to his
own account, and whence he comes with, I
empty pockets, as you foretold and warned; he
' takes up with all manner - of doubtful schemes
...., and'yet more doubtful promoters, but lie will •
not be advised. Is lie not gushing ' and does
not the quality of gushinguess include an Ar- .
' . cadian belief in the virtue of all- the world ? •
The gushing man is . the very pabulum of
sharks and ;harpers ; and it is he whose impres
sibility and gullibl6 good nature supply wind
for the sails of half the rotten schemes afloat.
- Full-of-faith in- his fellows,- and--of belief in a
•brilliant futare to be had by good luck and
~ not by hard work; he cannot bring himself to
' - - doubt either Men or' measures; unless, indeed,
his gushingness takes the form of suspicion,
and then he goes about delivering himself of
accusations not one of which lie can substan
tiate by the weakest bulwark of fact,and doubt
ing the soundneSs of investments as safe as the
~ ..1- Three per Cents.
. - In manner the gushing man is familiar and
caressing. ,He may be patronizing or playful .
according to the bent of his own nature. If
le the first, he will call his superiors, My dear boy,
and pat them on the back encouragingly ; if the
- ~ second, he will put his arm school-boy fashion
4 : . round the neck of any man of note who has
•• : 'the misfortune of his intimacy, and call him,
QldloW, or Governor, or reX inCllB, as he is
bid net o .
With women his familiarity is ex
- . cessiyeir offensive, and he gives them pet
frames, or calls to them by their Christian
names frau one end of the room to the other, ,
and patS and paws them in all fraternal allies-
tionateriess, after about the • same 'length of
acquaintanceship as would bring other Men from
the bowing stage to that of shaking hands.
Ills manners throughout are. enough to coin-
pfomise the toughest reputation ; and one of
the worst mistortunes that can befall's; woman
' *hose circumstances lay her speciallynpen, to
- ~• slander and misrepresentation is to include
.' among her friends a gushing man of energetic,
tendencies, On the look=out to do her a, good
. turn if he can, and anxious to let people see on
' what familiar terms lie stands• with her. He
.. means nothing in the least degree improper
', when he puts his arm around her waist, calls
„, . jier My dear and Darling in a loud voice for
. • - all the world to hear, or when he seats himself
at her table to write her private messages be
ford folk, which lie makes believe to be of
K. great importance, and which are of none at
all ;• lie is only Cantinar and gushing; and he
. would he the first to cry out against the evil
imagination of the world which saw harm in
what he does with such innocent intent. The
gushing man has one small defect—he
is not . safe nor secret, - From 'no bad
motive, but, just from • the blind propul
sion of gtishingness, he cannot keep a secret,
and he is sure to let, out sooner or later all he
knows. He holds back nothing of his friends
or, of his 0wn,...- - ,not even when his honor is en
:xaged:.in.: tliej - f . i.iiSt - ;:, being 'eSselitialty loese
' Tipped, alid - Witiflifs enaollinial Tifil'alWays hub
• . " riling up through the thin crust of conventional
reserve. Not that he means to be dishonora
ble; he is only gushing and unrestrained.
. ' • Hence every friend he has knows all about
him. — Ilis latest lover knows the roll-call of all
his previous loves; and there is not a man in
7l - his Club, with whom heis.on speaking terms,
who does not knoW as much, Women who
, • , trust tlatnselves to gushing men simply trust
- themseivil, to broken reeds ; and they might as
:Well lock for a sieve that, will. hold water as ex
,
:: • :pect a nigh of the sieve nature to keep their
:,
,::tieere..t r whitte. , ,,.er it May cost them and him to
'l: • 'tiMrige )I.
" '
~ . .
. ; •,, As a thcbrist the gushing man is for' over ad
i yioating ; untenable ophiMns ' and taking. up
i
wth .extreme doctrines which 11(3 announces
• confidently, and Out cf which lie can be argued
• by the first, opponent h. encounters, , The
-
facility with 'which he 1..a1l bv, bowled owit ,
on any ground—lie , cails it being, eon
,
f , Z'.. - ,.'7'!'.',1; 1 .
.:.;••,...,..:,,.,:?... -•j!:,
' - • • in Oi - Vu t mosCitrikiiii itiiit
INotartii,..-is• . °Lick .
~, ,
iii*liiitieri and atlijOng . :' , -* Bl * .fr O l4 .s
..:the.iiciiiiol (link professor 4o 414ofi(nather;;:
l . iis zeiltlinnabatid, i*irrtit4is*
*,.. h.nftWi';'hiti
. - re
conveO V:al
ions ii t iniqag tketriith,; -
h
' whl s eh 'ad e ivei V te X : . ' -
d "r 'a e n iin .- e ,
n- . eas * tio ) ff ,R dn kA b cis. l
the gushing man who has once followed.
it. As a leader - he is irresistible to
both boys and Woineri.: His enthnsiastie, mire- .
'fleeting, iiiiihallaitelreliaiiieter find - a ieadY're - -:
sponse in the youthful and feminine nature'
and he is the idol of a small knot" of ardent
worshijopers, who believe in him.as the logical'
an u 7--- Welf-bidanced manla - neverleelieved in.
He -takes. them - captive by a community of
imagination, of impulsiveness, of exaggeration . ;
and la followed" just in PrOportion to his 'Olt,'
ness to' lead: This is the kind of matrivhe
writes'-sentimental novels; with a: goofideal Of
loVe, laced' with a vague form of pantheism or
of weak evangeliCal- religion, to,'suit alltastes;
or - he ~is great in a certain kind sof Indefinite
poetrywhich no one has yet bdenfoundto under
stand, save, perhaps, a . special '" soul' sister,"
which is the subdued version among us' of the
' Transatlantic spiritual wife. ',He" adoreS ' the
'.feminine virtues, which he ' places far beyond
all the masculine onei -;- and expatiates on the
beauty of the female eliaracter which he thinks
is to be the . rule of the future. - Perhaps,
though, he goes' off. into panegyrics on the
_ Vikings and the, -.Berserkers or else 'plunges
boldly into the'rtilats of the Arthurian era, and
. shes-inlobSolete--English-about- r eblvalty an
the Round Table,
Sir Launcelot and; the Holy
Gran', to. the bewilderment :of , his . entranced.
audience, .. to whom he - does not supply
-glossary. :In-religion - he: is 'generally
a mystic, and • always - :in . extremes.'
Il&' can never be . , pinned .. down' ' to
logic, to' ' facts, to reason ' and to • his ' mind the'
golden mean is the 'sin for which the Laddicean
ChUrch 'was cursed. , Feeling and emotion and.
imagination do all the work of . the . world ac
. cording to him ; and when hels asked to reason
and to demonstrate, he answers, with . the lofty
air of one sedure., of the better way, that he
loyea, and that ' loVe 'sees further and more
clearly than' reason. .- • -. .
, . .
If the strong-minded woman is a mistake
among women, so is the gushing man:among
men. Fluid, unstable, without curb. to goVern
or rein tnguide,lie brings into - the; masculine'
'.:world all the mental :frailties ' Of'the - . fethinine,
and addStolliWn. the , force of his• own charac
ter and nature:as a man. ...Whatever -he may
be he is a diaasifir ' and at all times is associated
with failure. He is the re,voltitionary le:ider
who gets - up' ' abortive . 'risings—the
schemer•whose Vans run into the sand—the
poet whose books are. read only by school girls,
or - lie on the - publisher's shelves uncut, as his
gushingness bubbles over into twaddle, or ex
hales itself in the smoke of obscurity—the
fanatic whose faith is more madness than
philosophy—the man of society. who is the butt
of his male . companions, and the terror of his
lady acquaintances--the father of a. family,
which he does his best, unintentionally, to ruin
by neglect or by .eccentricity of training—and
the husband of a woman who either worships
him in blind: belief; or who laughs at
.him in
secret, as heart 'or head preponderates - in her
character. In any case he is a man never
fmds the fitting "time or plat' , and who dieS as
he has lived, with everything about, him in
complete.
Mal
EWE
Union Pacific Railroad Company.
The President' of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company has addressed the following circular
to their stockholders:
OFFICE OF TILE UNION PACIFC RAILROAD
COMPANY, I.usToN, Mass., September 15th,
1869.
TO the Stockholders of the Union Pacific
Railroad:, •
It is well-nown that malicious attacks have
been made upon your Company; upon its
credit, and upon the character of the work it
self. While all persons who knew the real
causes of these attacks were well aware that
they were without foundation and only vindic
tive; it cannot be , denied that they were a
source of grave embarrassment and difficulty.
There is nothing so sensitive as credit: it may
'receive almost as great a temporary injury
from false rumors as from damagingstatements
of fact.
The natural result of these assaults upon the.
Company's credit was the arrest of the public
sale of its securities, and a threatened danger
of stopping the work,_ when v two millions a
month were required to continue it. It was
fortunate for the country, as well as yourselves,
that,you bad timability, as well as the courage,
to advance the millions from your private
means, that were required to finish the Mad. I
believe that no private corporation ever before
made so large a call, or •one that was more
.promptly responded to. The work upon the,
line was continued during the winter at
. a very
heavy extra cost, but nearly all the obligations
incurred have now been adjUsted.
The eight hundred and fifty miles of road
west of Omaha, which was built before last
winter's frost, is admitted to be in splendid
condition, equal to any in the country, and the
remainder will be in the same fine order, as
soon as aptual service brings the road-bed to
the same solidity.. The road has been in sucz
cessful operation since May 10th, almost with
out accident; and the whole line to the Pa
cific is admitted to be as safe as any railroad
.in the couhtry.
Although the travel has been large, it would
have been much greater if the groundless fears
of many had not deterred them from making
the trip, and there can be no doubt that as
these tears are dissipated uy successful expe
rience, it will steadily and even rapidly in
crease. By the Pullman Palace Cars the trip
is made, not only without any unusual danger;
but ahmist without tittigue.
The earnings of the road since its opening
Dave. been:
From May 10 to May 31,
June 1 to June 30,
WM=UMIII
NotWithistanding the, rate for passengers and
freightS have been hvgely.reduced, the earnings
for August will stand at about the same figures
as for .July. With all the disadvantages attend-,
lug the opening of the road, the average ear&
ings, so !far, have been at the late of about
eight millions a year, which will be steadily
aupnented by the development of the Pacific
coast and by settl.ment along the line.
The Company own over three million acres
of land in the Platte - Valley, .in Nebraska,
which competent, judges, pronounce ,equal to
any in the West. • The Were ofiered for
sale at Omaha, .July 37, and 40,000 acres were;
sold in one month thereafter,'at an average of
over 5 per acre:" The Company also own
over ten million acres in ..addition,_ some of
Avlikhis oClittle valtie, but there-are. portions`
'freni which a considerable sum will :evelittially
be realized. "Many portions of the Rocky
Mountain and. Wahsatch ranges abound in rich
mineral ores—especially copper—and the con
stantly increasing development Of the mining
interest will tuld largely to our business. Ex
tensive coal mines are finind along the track
for 300 miles on the western slope of the Rocky
Mountains, for which there is already a goOd
demand. ,
Yon will perceive that the incoine of the
Company is now ample to meet the interest on
its First Mortgage and Land (rant Bonds, and
we have every reason to expect that the natural
growth of its busineSs' Will soon give its stock
a value that will Make ,;n sOlt4lAkreturn for the
risk yen have taken. in building longest
railroad line in the country, through a wilder
ness which most persons pronounced impas
sable for a locomotive: _ • . •
Ot,tviat MID) President.
ffM===
TitEPAINAYANINO.B.iMIATIN--PHITJA ' 4 u S DAY
IBS GRIFFITTS WILL RE-OPEN
M
her school SEPTEMBER 13th,, in the uppor
• rooms of the School Building of the Church, Chestnut
nut street. Applications receivea et 112,1 Girard street.
au2stool
TM.• FEWSMITH'S CLASSICAL AND
VV • lfathernathical School, 1008 Cheannt street.
Pupils thorotighly.fitted for College. or business pur
suits. ..
. , .
The Fall Session will commence on MONDA
Septtan
ber 13th. - •
Circulars given, or sent to addiess. on application.
-WEST PENN ..i(,),UARE' SEMINAR I
for Young Ladies., No. b South Merriok street,
(late Mrs. S. Mitchell's). The. Fall term of this
School will begin on WEDNESDAY, September 22,1.
Miss AGNES IRWIN, Principal. sea tell
MISS CLEVELA.ND DESIRES — TO AN
ncanice that she will open, on MONDAY. Se p
teMber 20th,.at 2023 In Lancey Place; a school for the
education of a limited number of young Indies.
Circulars may be r had on application at 242 :iouth
Eighth street, between the hours of tl :111172.
UR HOUSE. • •
Y Select Boni° Boarding School for Boys. Assisted by
a graduate of Trinity Lintversit V. a gentleman of attain
ment and experience, and aided by other terichers.Mß.S.
CRAWFORD will be prepared to receive her pupils on
WEDNESDAY, 15th September.
Ur' can be reached by Sixth street cars and dummies
via Frankford. For-terms and circulars- ti.pply to the
PRINCIPAL, Ury House, Fox Chase P. 0., Twenty.-third
Ward, Phila. • eel Imo§
4 91,420 12
- 706,002 29
- 62;3,559 96
YOUNG Ml.1 7 N
No. 1415
FILIWARD mArttliqk smult A. m„ Principal:
2. This School offers stirrer* advantages to those Ore
paring for business. The course in.tbe common English
branches, including mathematics is very thorough and
cornpletm-,Special inktructorain.-Nrenob,-Drawing, Pen
manship, Elocution. •
2. Those looking to College ,recelio. a most thorough
preparatory training.' • ‘,l
3. Special Features—An unsiintsasseti loCality, largo'
and well-ventilated rooms, a secluded _play-ground, a
tirst-elas_s Priniary_flepartment. ••• ' •
Next Session 'begins, Septernber7p.--,Tirenlars L?:23
Chestnut street.' . an'23-lhi9
AA' ISS L AIR D.' kt,,SEM RY FR
O
-Ur Wittig Ladies, No. 523 North Seventh greet. Will
reopen WEDNESDAY, Serlembor 8,18G9: 8 1`16.1111'
WEST. CHESTNUT. STREET INSTI
v vv
tute.-31iss T, .BROWN will-open a school
for. young ladies at No, 9Q35 Chestnut Street, on TU 63-
DAY,Sept. 21. irenlars may be pradured at the echo
andon alter Wei nesday,tho 15th. sell-Mt'
BARROWS!S SCHOOL FOR BOYS
t ,
Efingn i t i kl e ,;ol l llV-Op r o i n iS ITZE T A ; e Chestnut
otit.l3,_ au-
T ll-
GREGORY :WILL _
o E peni f S
heir School G
lfor Young Ladles, Na.
_391t10.
i f
mist street, on MONDAY; fiept.l3th.n u:10 ia
iiGifitLEALET,FRENCH TEA n C u e l b l :
237 South Ninth tr eat.
YTIH ~E
E CLASSICAL , AND NGLISH
I . School of H. D. GREGORY, A. H., 1103 31nr
het street, will reopen on IIIONDAY, Sept. 6. an 26-1110
,BONNEY AND r MISS DILLAYE
reopen their boarding and day school ( twen
tieth year), September 15, at 1615 Chestnut street. Par
ticulars from circulars. - aula to octi
CLASSICAL , . MATHEMATICAL AND
ENGLISH SCHOOL, at 1112 .Market street, re
opens September 9th. Rooms large:- -
sel , S. COOLEY, A. 31.
MISS 'AEROTT .AND AIM& WELLS,
Will open ( t Fo hß erl a y ofN gandDay p Sch a o ee or ,
Ghia, on
the fret Monday in October, .1865, at No. 525-1 GERMAN
TOWN avenue, Germantown.; Philadelphia. •
Until October let; direct 'to No.: 741 North NINE.
TEEN TR Street. : . • aulo-3m§_
SCHOOL REMOVAL: !. •
Miss JAMES, will resume - thetlutieaor her School
, on :MONDAY, 13th instant, , -Nov 1224 Chestnut
street.Aelo -12 t§
.•• . .
MISS BORDEIV.S.SCHOOL FOR. GIRLS
and Boye3, No. 162.6 Pine, treet will reopen Sep
tember 13th. ' . .
• ' set;
AR tIRI :`flitlitAN WILL BE-OPEN
.01. her School, No: 112 North Seventh street , on
I,)s
,0)1tlie
Kith of Ninth Month ISeptember) .
M. §II:.IPLEY WILL RE
OPEN her School, N 0.4 South MERRICK 'Area,
on Second-dal (MONDAY), 9th month (September )13tH,
18119. , • • • ec3 ho;
THE ARCH STREET INSTITUTE FOR
rngilie-/47 Arl, street , vilrxocrMON/a, Se P lti4rt.Vl)Pi3f9tn
au3o-2m§ MISS L I.lißjrN,
FPENLH LANG' UAGE.—PROFESSOR J.
MAROTEAU has removed to No. 223, South Ninth
street. - - itu26 ha'
et HEGARAY INSTITUTE, FRENCH
V and English,for young ladies and misses,boarding and
day pupils,ls27 and 1529 Spruce at., Philad'a.,will re-open
on MONDAY, September 20th. French is the language
°Oho family, and is constantly spoken in tho Institute,
MADAME IPLIERVILLY, PrincipaLE32ni w I 3m
IVCLSS BUFFUM AND. MISS WATSON
,LIL will reopen their French and English Boarding
and Day School for Young Ladies, 1409 LOCUST street,
on WEDNESDAY. September J. au9 m w f 'Jan§
etERINIANTOWN ACAD EM t----ESTAB
-1.71 lisheil 1760.—English, Classical ' TM Scientific
School for Boys. Boarding and day pupils. Session be:
gins MONDAY, Sept. 6th. For Circulars, apply to
C. Y. MAYS, A. M., Principal.
GEIINA NTOWN: Pit ILADA. an 4 w fm tf
441.8 S M. K. ASH BURNER WILL ' ELI)- 2
open, her School WEp.NESDA Y. September 8, N.
. corner Fifteenth and Pine. au% liii*
rpHomAs BALDWIN'S EN GL I SH,CL AS
_ll.. sical and Mathematical School for Boys, northeast
corner of Broad and Arch streets, will re-open Septem
ber Bth. iiiPs3lm7L__
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, S. W. CORNER
Broad and Walnut streett. Term beziris Sqp7
tember 6tlu [au2.3-tf4
GINALD CIIASE, A. M., , • ,
e.
BY W."eSCOTT, A. M. ffEEN
.THE FIFTEENTH. ACADEMIC YEAR
1 of the Spring Garden Academy, N. E. corner Eighth
and Blittonwcod streets, begi,p,s MONDAY, Sept Bth.
Boys and Young Men prepare,fitor business or college.
J. P. ,BIRCII
CHAS. A. WALTERS. A.M.,
au2.3 Img
JLISS CARE'S SELECT BOARDINGNG
and Day School for Young Ladies.
EILDON SEMINARY, opposite the York Road Sta
tion, North Pennsylvania Railroad, seven miles from
Philadelphia, will reopen on WEDNESDAY, Sept. lrith.
Circulars obtained at the' olßee of Jay Cooke & Co : ,
Bankers, 114 S. Third street "or by addressing the Princi
pal, Shoemakertown I'. 0., Iliontgonteryto:',P4.an2l hp§
T7EMISES CHAPMAN'S :S .- CARDING
and Day School for Young Ladies will re-open
September 13010869. For Circulars address the Prin
cipals, flolmesburg, Twenty-third % aril. Philadelphia,
or they can be obtained at Mr. TRUMPLEIVS Music
Store, V 26 Chestnut street. Philada. au2 2m*
?THE BEST PROVIDED SCHOOL IN
AMERICA.—THE SCIENTIFIC AND CLASSI
CAL INBTITUTE—a.SchooI 'for Boys and
,Young Men
—Corner Poplar and Seventeenth streets, re-opens
MONDAY, September 6th . J. ENNIS, A'. M.
aun Principal.
GERMAN TO W N SEMINARY FOR
kA YOUNG LADIES, Green street, south of Walnut
Latw, will re-open September S. For eircitiars contain
ing full information, apply to Prof. W. S. EC/I=66TE,
A. Id : , Principal, • aug2ltg •
YOUNG MEWS AND BOYS' ENGLISH,
Classical, Commercial and Scientific Institute,.
1908 Mt. Vermin street. This successful fich6ol enters its
- HMI year, September tith. Preparation for business or
College. Pupils may now be. enrolled. Preparatory de
partment for email boys,
Rey. JAS. G. SHINN, A. M.
au26 lm§ Principal.
SPRING .GARDEN INSTITUTE
FOR
YOUNG LADIES
- .
_
Rviopeued September 13.
CULBERT (1011115 S, A. 31 ~ Principal ,
.._.
6.1126-110 WS find 611 31.1ti,161.11 dtrefit
•
AhIADAME CLEMENT'S FRENCH
Protestant Boarding School, Germantown; Pa.
e Fall Term will open on WEDNESDAY, September
15th,1869.
For Circulars, apply to the Principal. aell'll ocl§
MR, J.A.IVIES M. CHASE WILL RESUME
his chitties in Latin and Greek, and in- English,
• Literature, Sept.ls. Candidates for College thoroughly
prepared for the Freslunan or advanced classet. Addreo
till above date, Capbridge, Mats. 1024 to th s tf.§
. •
- VMS ELIZA W. SMITH, HAVING
11l removed froni , l32l to 1212 SPRUCE tercet, will re
-0 en her Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies on
WEDNESDAY, September 15.
Circulars may be obtained from Lee & Walker; Jas.
INT, Queen & Co., and after August 25
AT THE SCHOOL. jy2o.tu tR
7 A - - - OADEMY •OF THE PROTESTANT
YKSTOPAI.CHURCH, founthi. Ai• D. 17860
- - Southwest corner LOCUST and 3 UNIPER streets, The
Rev. JAMES W. ROBINS,. - A Head Matter, with
ten Assistant Teachers. From September 1, 1869, the
price of Tuition will be NINETY - Dollard per annum
I . ol' all classes; payable half-yearly in advance.
French, German, Drawing and Natural PhilOsophY.
are taught without extra charge,
•
• By order of the Trustees.
GEORGE W. lIIINTER,
Tretteurer.
Tlie session will open on MONDAY, September 6tlt'.
'Applications for. 1t411.1141K10n may be made dining the
preceding week, between ten and twelve o'clock In the
morning. JAMES W. ROBINS,
aul7 to tb 14 ISt§ Head Master.
FEW TSCII.UDY WILL REOWN — ILER
:1717 Pine street, WEDNEI3DA Y., Benton. ,
bei• IGth.
• Thii Department of Faiglinli Literature anti Natural;
Plillogotilly will ho i7uticr tho cliargo of Rev. H. E.
TE0111)1)Y.
- 11 P-- 1S T H RP E---THIS Ciftr — R7oll
school for. girls, on the south bunk of tho Lehigh,
will begin its second year 1). Y., on the 76th of leieptem
her; Tho tinntber of pupils is bruited to thirty: Fronch
is ta tight: by aresident governess, and to for as possible
made tho language of the faintly,
Address for circulars, &e., -
jy3-14 . ,w,t0c10
N e 1. .31:0 -t, ' \ ;C; ir. , :n 4 ,_
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11 ..11F 0 ' 41A111JP RII4CLIPS I
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oriponom, , amt.; ViE 00513,Wii , • ,
" ( .1 I t A A Tifil, - K• 2 14 . l'Y; . 'r
r..,; - ''," At ~' en gYirobiatolma Atini; .. v •it - „,kAs ,
1 7 . ASSEMBLY piradimas.. --..-
Entrance 108 South .TENTH Street.
This School ptesente the following advantages:
Finely 'ventilated class-rooms, with ceilings thirty feet
in height, giving each pue more than double the usual
Wide; massive stairways,, rendering accidents in tte
arbling and dismissing Almost impossible.
A , coripttAteachers every ogp of whom has bad years
of thtperience is the art of unparting knowledge, and
. makingetudy Interesting and consequently, profitable.
, A mode of teaching and - discipline` calculated to make
_school attractive,-insteadtlf-burdensome-to -the pupil—
.en Indienentiablereauidite,for Complete success. '
Anplicatione received at the Academy from 10 A. 31.
to 5 P. M., daily, on and after AUGUST 23. ,
s Catalogues,' containing frill 'partleqati and the blurted
of many of our leading citizene, patrons et the institu
tion, may be obtained at Mr. W. F. Warburton's, 430
Chestnut street, orhyaddressit l ig the Priv :f ell ,as above
• Late Principal of the NorthWestilitbilc (grammar School:
sel4-tf§
IEIRENCEI , TAUGHT. BY. „(,30.10-BESA
.I2 tion. "Private ;lessotis.: Classes' now foiralnq for
Indies' , ' Prof:nd gentlemen. A. DELACOURT, 12)$
street. • • - 5018..2t*
MISS ANAIILE'S ENGLISH' AND
•Frencli.Boarding and 'Day School, No. J. 4,0 Pim
street, will reopen tyildeniber . ••
ART SCHOOL. • • '
PitoF. F. A. VAN DER IVIELEN'S EUROPEAN
SCHOOL OF ART, •
At TIN, CHESTNUT street, Phßadelphia. ;
This Institution, modeled upon the most celebrated
Academies of Europe, is now open for the reception. of
pupils. Its instructions are not limited to Artists ex
elusively, but are alto carefully adapted to the wants of
teachers, and nll others who desire proficiency in Art
accymplishmegt.. ~ , • ,
Adndeeiori may be had at any, thne. .Circulara on ttp
dication.. • • • mel6-12t§
ATISS CLARK WILL OPEN HER
ghool 'on :WEDNESDAY, Sept.ls, in the School
enH
ding,
_in rear thef the Church of the Holy Trinity,
Nineteenth end. Walnut streets .• ' sels-lue
MISS BAYARD'S BOARDING AND al
SChooi will re-open September 15th, 1869. .
sel3-Im*_ . 1418 Chestnut street
C ET.IIA L I.INTS'ffc'UTE; NORTHWEST cornerTenth and Spring Garden' smooth, will re
open MONDAY, September kb. Boys prepared 'for
College or Business. Residence of Principal. 5.3-t Hort!'
Tenticst. . H. G. McGUIRE,A
itu29 36t§ '! J. W. SHOEMAKER, Vice Prin.
- -
MILE MISSES' MORDECAI 'WILL 11E
-3_ - open their Day Sehuol for Young' Ladies on WED
NESDAY, September 22t1,at.120,5 Spruce fit,- au3l-Im`
N. E
•' : .
SELECT FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL;
An English, Classical,- 'Mathematical, Salentine 'and
Artistic Institution,
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS,
• At POTTSTOWN , 'Montgomer County. -Pa.
The First Term. of the Nineteenth Annual SOKNIOII will
commence on WEDNESDAY, the Bth day of September
next. Pupils 'received at any tilll6. For Circulars,
address Rev. GEO. F. MILLER,'A. M.,
Principal.
REFERENCES:
REV: DRS.-3lelga, Schaeffer, Mann, Krauts,Seles,
Muldenberg, Strayer, Flutter, Stork, Conrad Boni
begger, Wylie. Sterret, Murphy, Bruilothanks, etc.
HON S.-,Judge Ludlow; , Leonard Myers, 31t—sItussell
ThaYer, Benj. 31: Boyer,' Jacob S. Yost, Blest& Cly
mer, - John Klllinger, etc.
ESQS Caldwell, Jame!! L. Claghorn, C. S.
Grove, T. C. Wm:id, Harvey Bancroft, Theodore G.
Boggs;.o. F. Norton, L. L. Hon pt, S. Gross Fry,Miller
Derr, Charlea Wannernaeher; James, Kent, Santee
Co., etc.
.ItiLY 13, M. c
' th 14 tu•2m,
WEST PENN SQUARE ACADEMY,'
VV Ord National Batik Building) :
8. W.gorner Market street and West Penn Square.
A training Collegiate Technkal and Commercial
School for buys and young men. -
Gymnastics. French, German: Art, 'Vocal Music, all
under skillful teachers,
without extra charge. College
cl aFF es in every stage of preparation. •
The Rooms will - be open for inspection, on and after
August 2:kl
T. BEASTLY LANGTON, Principal.
[Testimonial :1
. .
Pnibangt.Pula., May 'lst, 1869.
I take sincere pleasure in .tonunending Mr. Langton to
the confidence of all who are interested in the, education
of boys. His large experience; his past success; his
broad and thorough views of education ; his enthusiasm
in his profession : his conscientiousness and sense of tho
responsibility. attaching to his Wication ; and his exem
plary bile asp member of it Christian church, render
him, in my judgment, peculiarly qualified to he an' In
stroctor of youth. GEO. D. BOA.RDMAN, ,
"
aui;ts to th Pastor of First Baptist Church.
SELECT SCHOOL—HALL, S. W. COll-
ner GIRARD avenue and SIXTH street. Resumes
September 13th. sel w s m Mt'
USA - CAL.
IiDIANOS.—MISSELIZABETH AND MISS
JULIA ALLEN. Apply at the residence of their
father, Professor GEORGE ALLEN,'2IS33. Seventeenth
street. •
M 'LLE. MINA DE B0'.1(7E; TEACHER
of Piano and Singing. -Residence, No: 25.3 Tenth
street, above Spruce street. se3-1 m w 12t'
THE MISSES DURAN G WILL RESUME
their instruction for the cultivation of the voice--
171 V Filbert street. • . seiS-3r
MR. CHARLES H. JARVIS WILL — lfil:
Burnt., the duties of his proleBAoll BIONDAY, Sep
tember 33th.1869. Residence: No. 131 North Nineteenth
//street, above Arch.
(. . aell-12t§
7 81.NG.IING '. ACADEMY.
812 ARCA STREET. • •
.
SECOND STORY FRONT.
- -
The undersigned having secured the itbove central
location, is engaged in fitting it lip for class instruction
in the rudiments of Singing, Vocalization, Glee and
Madrigal Singing. Full pa rtictilars in a few days. Pri
vate lessons as unital
A. R. TAYLOR.
Ht 121* 1247._Filt.g!rtiittpq..
BALLAD SiNGENG.-3111. T. BISHOP
will resume business October 33 South Nine
teenth street. nu. 23.11"
RONDINELIA,. TEACHER. OF
S lG. Singing. • Private lessons and claws.. Accidence
308 S. Thirteenth street. • an2s-tre
THE AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF
OFFICE 1024 WALNUT STREET.
Class Rooms, 1024 Walnitt. and &57 North Broad.
FALL QUARTER ‘1;i11 begin MONDAY. Oct. 11th,1859.
Pupils may volumene° at any time. •
CIRCULARS AT THE MUSIC STORES.
AT R: THUNDER HAS RESUMED His
lessons. .Tho CHORAL CLUE NOM resume on
MIESDAY CVENING, October 7. at lON Walnut
street. °Mee hours front Ito 3 and 7to 8 P. 31.., at 230
South Fourth street. • se7 to th s Ut*
THE PHILADELPHIA MUSIC SCHOOL
.1..„
for ROAR ING AND DAY SCHOLARS will open
OCTOBER 4T . ) . MADAME BLANCHE SMITH, Prin
cipal. Tlfis s , brain departinentit under Professors of
first rank. Irculars at all the Music stares. Subscrip
tion list now open at Philadelphia Institute, l2OriChest
nut street. . set-s lit t oci§
TAMES P 1 Al M. B. . 19 ORCr — ANIST
,
CP St. Marks ( 1430 Spruce street), will continue hispro
fessional engagements on October Ist.- _,Lselti,a,tudliot§
ON,S. ALEX. WOLOWSKI REOPENS
1.11, New Courses of Piano and Singing, by his extra
ordinary new system ' winch enables one to read musio
at sight. and renders the voice powerful and melodious.
0100 s. W. will also explain his new invention, '"Thte
Cinch." All those who desire to become fine singers and
txcidlent performers, and join Concerts, Oratorios, or
Choirs. Will call at Mons. W. 's residence. .523 South
Eighth street. se9th s tulin§
INSTRUCTIONS. ;
RIDING—SCHOOL—MR. E. DE
KIEFFER will open his Riding School, $OB
and SR/ Dugan street, below Spruce, on SEPTEMBER
13, 1d69, with a good stock of well-trained horses. Horses
trebled to the saddle. Those keeping their horses at
this stable can have•the •privilege of using the riding
recta. Saddle horses and carriages for parties, &c., to
....VORSEMA_NSHIP SCIENTTIPI
' cally, taught at the Philadelphia Riding School . ,
street, above Tine. The 11011 M are quiet and
Pmutl .
thoroughly trained. For hire, saddle horses.: Also ear•
tinges at all times for weddings, parties, opera,funerals,
&c. Horses trained to the saddle., . .
_:
THOMAS ORATOR & SON,
Established IEI2I.
WM, G. FLANAGAN & SON,
HOWSE AND SHIP PLIIfiIIERS,
No. 129 Walnut Street.
iY7 7Y_§
JARIEO A. WEIGHT, THORNTON PIKE, CLEMENT A. OEIO
COM, THEODORE WRIGHT, FRANK L. I.4EALL. •
PETER WRIGHT & SONS
briporters of earthenware
Shipping and Corfitnission Merchants,
No. 115 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
TIiM B. • WIGHT, ,
, ATTOIINEY•AT-LAW,
commissioner of Deeds for the State of Pennsylvania in
Ililnoic.
116 Midieon street, No. 11, Chicago, Illinois. aul9tf§
el 0 TTON SAIL, DUuli , OF..EVERY
VV width, from 22 inches to 76 inches wide all numbers
Tent and Awning Duck, Paper-maker's Felting, Sail
Twine, dm. , , JOHN .W. EVERMAN,
ja2G No. 103 Church street, City Stores.
9DRIVY WELLS.— OWNERS, OF -PROP
, 'erty- , -_The. only place to get privy wallaciaaneed and
ifi
diminfoete_at very low
_prices., A. PEYSSON.l)ll.ann
facturpr of Pondrutte, oldamith'n Ball. Library atreet
B. XASON BINE6. ' JOHN 33% SITEAPH.
TIIE`IINDERSIGNED INVITE ATTEN
tion to their stock of. _ •
Spring Monntain, Lehigh and Lonna Mountain COM,
which, with the preparatrongiven by 110, WO think can
not ho excolled by any other Coal.. - •
ißido,F hat State. Bnlldln No. 15 S, Seventh
etreet. BINES Rc SHEA ter,
L poo-If 11'4 Arch etreot wharf, Schuylkill.
ISS CHASE,
. 'Binh() nthorpe,
4. Iluthlehcm, Pn
Ue.Agl
===
BUSINESS CARDS.
COAL AND WOOD.
TEMBER 20. 1869.
-10PATOP4''..1,1
6)69. X ••` ‘ i '4110 , !F•
• • t•dr,; ,
• • ff.'" V44 4 '
Isis a i*fer
Having. juot Ow% lhe finest lot of Furniture error
produced in Ole ci,ty.t will receive orders for the same,
. during the montifor ltep
,t . ember k
AT PRICES THAT WILIe OFFER INDUCEMENTS
.TO
The designs are new and eligant. The vorhinanshin
and materials are of the hig hest order.
I invite the attention of osewho intend furnishing to
call and examine the stuck of Furniture, and convince
themselves of the above facts. := =-
JOAN N. 9.4W1EN,1ig6 oestput
WHITE.PRESERVING II DY
Pure Cider and ' ' White Vinegar.
Creea Ginger, Mustard keed;t3pleca t tto.
All the Tequisiteg for-Preserving and Pickling
ALBERT C. ROBERTS.
DEALER IN FINE GROCItidES,
Corner Elettelith' and Vine kielats.
TATHITE.BRANDY FORPRESERVFNG.
article Piet received 'Mid for wile at
COUSTY'S East Gtocery ;No. 118 south Becoud
street, below Chestnut:street:
NEW GREEN GINGER.-400 POUNirta
of choice Green Ginger hi store and for ealent
COUSTVS ,Ettet End Grocery, o:, ]]B South Second
street, below Chestnut street.
-P
8 --
, V 1.T.-T 0 ,T 0; PEA; tllOOl
STurtle And Jullien Soups of Boston Club ManufsC-,
titre one of the finest articles for picnics and sailing
parties. For sale at COUSTY'S East End Grocery, No:
lift South Second street, belay, Chestnut street.
'MESS, "'SHAD AND afietti
Salmon, Tongues and Sounds, In prime order, just
received and for sale at COUSTY.S East. End Grocery
No. 118 South Secinid street. below Chestnut street.
IJBE srlcEls,,atibu.Nr wHoLE
-;.rate - Englieh 'the' viand —Choke,
White Wino Boil Crab Apple Vinegar for ytckling in
store, and for .
sale at COUSTY'S East End . Gtocery, No.
118 South l'ieeend oireet. below C ientout 'street.
ly tN NC!AL
A RELIABLE HOME INVESTMENT
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
Wilmington and Reading Railroad,
BEARING INTEUEIIiT
AT SEVEN PER CENT, Di CURRENCY,
Payable April and October, free of State
and United States Taxes.
This road run through a thickly populated and rich
agricultural and manufacturing district.
For the present we are offering a limited amount of the
above bonds at
85 Cents andlntereSt.
The connection of this road with the Pemmican and
Reading Railroads insures It a largo and remunerative
trade. We recommend the bonds as the cheapest first
class MT estment in the market.
WM. PAINTER dip CO.,
Bankers and Dealers In Governments,
No. 36 S. THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
BANKING HOUSE
JAYCoOKE.&6I
112 and 114 So. THIRD ST. PHILAD'A
IN ALL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
We will receive applications for Policies of
Life Insurance in the new National Life In
surance Company of the United States. Full
information given at our office.
kE 1 13 ___ 7l7 4-
RS
Dealers In V. S. Bonds and . Members of
Stock. and Gold Exchange, receive ac
counts of Banks and Bankers on' liberal
terms, issue Bills of Exchange on
C. J. Hambro & Son, London.
B. Metzler, S. Sohn & Co., Frankford.
James W. Tooker. & Co., Paris.
And other principal cities, and Letters
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last ready a translation of Ernest lienan's great work,
publishrti in Paris, entitlecl "The Idle of Saint
Paul."
,
This work; which has created Each Saensation abroad,
is the Mint r ultimo in the famous French author's
"Origins of Chriiitinnity".—the first being THE LIFE
OF JESUS awl: the .second being • THE -APOSTLES.
Both of these books had an Immense sale, and this con
eluding ono will hare an even greater succesS, as it Is
the most exhaustive history Of ;net ife and Thnes, Man
ners and. Customs of, the- Period of cans pad Paul that
has ever itr neared in any language;
• Thormanda Mid thousands id' the original French edi
tion have been Hold at n very Kai price., and this new
American edition it being railed foralready in enormous
tinantities. AM-publication is to be thojiterary event of
the year 1itt10111; III!? religious community • .
The :volume is beautifully ptirtteil, awl bound uniform
with the outlier's. caber and put the „tow price
Sold everywhere, and sent by matijrcref Peslaife r
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Old Ago; Manhood generally reviewed; the Cause of /lA
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for; lilarringe ,Philosephicaly Considered.
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,corner of Fifth and Wahl ut
atreett,Philadelprita; • fe2G IYI
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
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brief notice.
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tablishment furnished at the shortest notice.
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DEGENER, POTTER AND ALL OTHER
PRESS MANUFACTURERS.
Solo Agents for this City of
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PLITNIBING.
BROADS,
1221 MARKET STREET,
PUILADEL PIIIA.
Steam and Gas fitting, Hand Power and Steam rumps,
Plumbers' Marble and Soapstone Work.
Terra Cotta Pipe, Chimney Tops, dx., wholesale and
retail.
Samples of finished work may be seen at ray store.
Of the latest and moat beautifnl designs, and all other
Slate work on hand or made to order.
Factory and SaIesrooms,SIXTEENTH and CALLOW -
HIHILL Streets WILSON & 3IILLEII.
.21 63m§
THE FINE ARTS.
Established 1795.
A. S. ROBINSON
FRENCH PLATE LOOKING GLASSES,
Beautiful Chromos,
•
JENPRAvIIIiGS ARID P'AINTEITGS,
Iditiiufacturer "or all Ulnae!"'
Looking-Glass, Portrait 84 Picture Primes,.
910 CHESTNTJT, STREET,
• Fifth Do'cir above the Contbrientai,
/PHILADELPHIA'.
SUDDARDS & FENNEIVI,ORE,
Artists and Photographers,
HAVE OPENED TIIEIR NEW GALLERIES,
No.' 830 Apob. Street:
Call and aee them; Pictures, 'in erery style, and sane
faction guaranteed. : , '
8..-411 the Negatives of HEELED dc:-PENNE—
MORE, late of No. 5 8, EIGHTH Street, 'nolo' been re—
moved to the New Galleries - '
CANTON ..PRESERVED GINGER,-
Preservva Ginger; fr, !wren of the celebrated (Thy
loontr brand; also, Dry Preserved Ginger, in boxes, hn
-ported and for Salo by JOS. B. BOSSIER & CO.. 110fi
South Delaware avenue.
Jol2 s w
Fives Wat A - easels' are abput to 84 from Spapa
for Culid,' .';- „
Tun Mike of Edinburgh was .at Yeddo on
„„
Viox-Pnzsinnuy t;e : 44.x, is again at San
TnEAstrnv Department clerks now keep a
record of lost.- , , • ,
A STATE(FArn isAo hej held at Jackson,
INlissl4lol;l4inning on' October ""26th.
• A FAIIIS journal says the French govern
ment will send no representative, to the (Ectt
menical -
, 4 - - -;
Eiorwr yellow fever patients have been.
admitted to,the Xork quarantine hospital,
from IheYrenell corvette D'EStreeS.
THE Canadian Government is said to have
requested the Iroquois 4ndians to remove to
the Ottawa
TIIE Kentucky State Fair closed at Louis
ville on Saturday. ' ,Was.vioked: during the
week by neatly 45,000 persons.
.12/until° firer days' exiaibit,ion, the:Mechanics'
Institute ht San Francisco, tonk in as en-
trance fees V 20,000. ' ' ,
WASHBUIINE & Co.'s paint and oil store,
No. 207:Pearl street,'New .:Yorki'was burned
last night: LoSs, 510,000
Erour,
buildings were-.struck by lightning
near-. Harrisburg duriug:'the' storm of Satur
day last. No liyes n were, lost.
laying the corner -stone of the new. Town gall
at Washington,Tai - ' '
JOHN THOALKS 'PENN, the la.st . niale 'de-
Si!endant of William Penn - founder of this
city; died in England, on Friday. • ••
AT msport„McCandless
rendered makingn decision impossible tO
*mite the Washington and. Jefferson, .C9ll*es.
J enoEPtisr:oPened' the political campaign
in Mississippi, by a speech at Corinth, on Sat
urday:
kris said the next publio debt 4tatement will
show little or no reduction,oxi account of heavy
payments during the present month.
• Plut.siDENT GRANT is expected' back in
Washington to-Morrow . night. All the Cabinet
officers are now in Waihington; •
Jon JAY KNOX, Deputy Comptroller of
the Currency, will resign that position for
the •Cashiership ..of ..the Union , Square Na
tional Bank, recently.organized In New York.
_.._.IN Charleston, S. C. yesterday, one of the
largest churches was filled with a congregation
who subscribed a large amount for the Avon
dale widows and orphans,. .', .
Tint State Fair will be held at Harris
burg,.cOmmencing Tuesday, September 28th,
and will continue for the three succeeding
Two men named..[ lark and Hose, were. ar
rested in Cincinnati on Saturday, on suspicion
of having robbed the pork-house of Briggs &
Swift, a few nights Since, ef $59,00U A large
amount of ' jewelry and silverware, and' bills
receivable to the amount of $lOO,OOO, were
found, in their rooms. . ,
_ , ,
A raorrr occurred between a Company of
Colonel Briber's command and one hundred
Sioux, at Snake River, on Thursday; in which
two Indians were killed and a number
wounded: " TwO sioldierS ' wounded.
Three settlers. were killed recently by Indians
on the north fork of the Snake river.
A rant:: was.thrown from the trestle bridge
across the Congaree SWarnp, in SouthCaro.
lina, by the falling of a tree across the brid,ge;
on Saturday morning: The locOniotive eX,
ploded, firing the cars and trestlework, and Six
hundred feet of the latter Were'ccinsbnied. ,The
engineer and a. fireman were killed. ,
---- • —,--
From our late Editions of Saturday
By the Atlantic Cable.
Lorinox; Sept.l.B;--The Tidies calls to Mind
that the first anniversary of the rerOlution
Spain has passed, and none of the evils laid to
the charge of the Bourbons have diminished,
but have rather increased. There is Areater
distress and confusion. and leas concord, efli
eiency and public security. The policy of the
Government in the provinces is reviewed, and
its action there is contrasted with its.action in
the city of Madrid. The Times acknowledgeS
that till is done for the besti but the conflicting
views and diverging tendencies olsome of the
members of the Government produce help-,
lessness and improvidence among all. There
is harilly a ruling man in the Whole. Govern- .
mem, but such as they are Spain must accept
them. The country yields no better, and must
make the bit of them.
The Daily ..Vetcs says: " The question as to
an hp proved. understanding ,hetyfeetr Spain
and the United. States:remains 'unsolved.
'While the latter is impatient of delay, the
former is sendingarinements thatmay precipi
tate a' conflict. The Spanish treasury is vir
tually empty, and temporary loans are re
sorted to atancreashigly onerous tern's. This
fact must be considered in estimating the possi
bilities of the pending crisis.'' , „
LiVs 18.-+-A letter is pnblished
from David 1,. Wells, Special Commissioner
of the' Internal Revenue Department, ad
dressed to Mr. Dudley, the American Consul
;Lt. Liverpool, on the subject of devoting the
smplus,revenues of , the 'United States. to the
reduction of the public debt. _
LONDON, Sept. 18.—Thomas Graham, I). C.
L., Master of the Mint, and one of the most
eminent. chemists of the day, is dead.
PARIS, Sept.lB.--The Empress will leave for
the East on October 2d
Glen. Sickles's .Negoilatypns with' Spain.
(Special Despatch to the Phila. Evening nulletioj
NEW YORK Sept. 18.-L-A special Washing
ton despatch to,the Ereniny Republic says: • -
"Secretary Fish this morning was in receipt
of a very, long and circumstantial- cable de
spatch from Gen Sickles, Minister at Madrid,
reciting that the proposition, or rather alterna
tive made to the Provisional Government,
that they 'sell or lose' Cuba, has had the effect
of kindling a great resentment against the
United States, - and that the whole Peninsula
is aroused as one matt to maintain the colonial
integrity of the kingdom. The Cabinet have
declined to consider any proposition from the
united Statea Minister at present: ,
"Minister Sickles has beeninfOrined that in
no event will ;Spain consent, to treat on the
basis of a losS or a "sale of her Cuban poises-
"The Minister is of the opinion that Austria
and'France have agreed to sustain Spain in
her appeals to those empires for support.
"The despatch dated this morningtnakes no
reference to the telegram of ye.sterday, that
Emperor Napoleon had advised Gen. Prim
and the Minister of War to accede to the rep
resentations of the United States and relin
quish Cuba when they can and before they
must. On the contrary the country is arouSed.
Itc%ent Serrano is to despatch"l.43,ooo men as
reinforcements'at once, and has adepted the
pronunelamento of Prim, that the rebellion is
to be put down at any cost. Minister Sickles
asks for furtherlustruction.s,_nbt, Without;'the
hope that in a modified form the proposition
of our Government will be at least considered.
He deems it his duty to acquaint least
Depart
ment'of State with the excited 'and critical
condition:of affairs.
"The State Devirtment has thous--
le State Depart—, nas . - to'
telegraph the whole" of , this j Important:
despateh4 to, the .1 3 resident, in l'enusyl.:.
value. Mr. : Fish is, understood to
have also advised ' Preside nt's mediate return, in order to baVe a full Cahinet
meeting oit'Monday. 'impreisithiliere .Is‘
that if Mr. Fish' has his - way, .General , Sickles
will be instructed _to - withdraw o,lo°lam - 41s,
and to Wait further instructions.. It is a time
of great excitement at the Capital."
New 'Sark Bank Statement.
[Special Despatch to the Phila.: invenina
Nl 4 :Tie YOUR', Sept. 18.—The - - bank otatethent
for.the Week ending to-day. shows a Decrease
in loans, $2,368,509 ; . specie, $403,457-; -deposits,-
V 1,433,194 ; legal tenderS; 1..52 . 28,670. Incre;180
of circulation, $8,583.
xvi~c~'
ht fit li
HAVANA, Sept. tk--The'sehoiierl3:6;
front Kep t York, for Texas, put into tiatarkras
in.diStrwi!acul Wafi ddtalUexf bk the ftint'holl
- ;err stmpicioti belag4fllib tor#ng orAft,
but has since been released at-the intercession
of the American,..Consul.
HAVANA, -6011t4.18:=-8tlialli i ate
Exchange firmer and advancing.
l irrons
CLIFTON /ROUSE, ONTARIO, Se t . lB.—About
10.80, this Anorning a reap ent4tly-dress ed young
man,' null) Unknown, while sM.iidliig 610 sh to'
the Falls, in front of Samuel Davis's house,
deliberately threw off his coat and jumpe d
over:the bank, and:was dashed to pieces.
Lyneh Law in WiL9oolMau*
,
Nit - IMAGE CITY, • Wis., '80pt,,18.--Pntriek
ldeek, conlined for highivayleihbery, was
takeil from jail last night.by a i partypf %wilted
porsims, and hanged. This, makes two mur
ders land two lynaes within" this ifeek in this
Increase of-Cars•ency.
[Special Despatch to the 21111a.,Eveuitut Bulletin.]
WASHINGTON, BePt.lB.ecretary BOutwell
and 7 Superintendent . Mceartee, of the Cur
rency Bureau„, were in consultation some time
to-day; lit relation to issuing, as soon as pos
sible, notes of small
,denominations. Ar
rangements have beerv'made Whereby, after
the first of October, the, Department can.fnr
nish three hundred-thousand -della:re:. per day
of one, two and ten dollar notes, and thus
amount will be increpseci soon.after to half a'
million: dollars 'daily. I This, ft is,e.xpeeted,''
hic extent.
iMZ I) U S..
Reported or Phe elp tve mattilisttm , •
LONDON—Bark Abraham *Wane. Gregersen-100 cks
• soda ash Chnrchman & Co; 56 tons-clitTstone Paris white
.10 cks rose pink B Seeger Jc Co; 20 es gum V A Sartori;
21 pkgs Wise Bosongarten &Bons: 555. do' do liroweril &
Welghtman; 20 cks hre - clay - C G Lennig; 7 0 tons
old'eteel 327 do rails 4630 bars iron order. ,
MOVEMENTS OF OCEATT STEAMERS.
ildP4 3 , 11054'F08 DAPS
Stuidt Sept. 1
Denmark ...... Liverpooli-NeveYork. Ss t.. 1
Cleopatra Vern Cruz ...New York Sept. 3
CUT Or. lohnirlck-AstwetW-NewYtirk-... Sept.' 4
Weser............Southampton-New York.- .. 7
A1epp0..... Liverpool-New York. , via AL....Sept. 7
Colorado--- LiverpooL.Now*York Sept. S
City of 80at0n...-Liverpool.-NewTork....4 ' Sept. 8
Pennnylverrie4..:-Liverimol...New York-........ ..... Sept. 8
Cambria Glasgow-New York.- Sept. le
Scotia LiverpooL-New
DEPART York_ Sept. 11
O .
Allemauia. Now T York.,..Namburm- Sept. 21
C of Baltimore-New York... Liverpool via If Sept. 21
York-Liverpool ' Sept.=
Nevada..... 'New York-Liverpool ' Sept. 22 .
Palmyra-- . . ..... .New York-Liverpool-.. .8e24.22
North America... New York... Rio Janeirn7kc.....Sept.23
Donau New York... Bremen Sept. 23
Columbia.— .. = ; New ....... . . Sept, 23
.... . Orleans Sept.Rll
Paraguay ' New Ycrk...Lendon Sept.2s
New York-Glaagow- Sept. 2s
ninon ri-.- New York-Nsianau and Hat - 'a -Sept.. 25
City of Boston-New York-Liverpool.-.. Sept.2s
... . . New le ork...Liverpoon- Sept.2s
cleopatra . . ... Yon... Vera 4.7.rur SePt. 25
TotraiVanda'-vbiladelphia....Savanuati :._............ 5 ent. 23
Bp.ORD' OF TRADE.
Joint/ O. A.
('.IL DURBOROW; )Idozcrui.x Comdrirgs
THOS. L. GILLEsPIEI ,
MARINE BULLETIN.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA-Szi-T.3)
HUN . llnum,s 461 SUN . SETS. 6 1 I HIGH WATER.I .56
ARRIVED ON SATITEDAY
. . .
Steamer Pionmr, Barrett. ttO I/OUTTI , from WllMlngton:
NC. with lumber .' tiara ) Sr. Philadelphia and
Southern Mall lIS Co. • . .
Steamer Frank, Piereti. 24 Lours from New York, with
11111 , 4 e to M Baird /it CO.
Bark ,Abraham Simile (Nor): G regeiseh, 76 days from
London. with mdse to CF &GC Lennig.
Brig • Confederation t Br), H tanphreys, 76 days from
Cerro, with .close: bran/Desoto. to M'aiden, Km-ho Jr Co
—vessel to L Westergaard & Co.
AT QUARANTINE. •
Fehr Catharine John, from Trinidad.
CLEARED.ON SATURDAY. •
Stt-amer liorrnari.:Crowerl. Boston, It Whiltor dr. (Jo
ziteamor 3 15 Shrivel: Dennis," Baltimore: 'A Groves: Jr.
Schr Minnie Repplier, Conover. Rotterdam, 13 S Stetson
,Scnr ncen 4:66,Weist, Beatty ; Mobile. do. ; •
Schr P Boice,'A.dams, Boston Illakiston, Gruff Co.
Schr J P Cake, Endicott, Fall'Diver. , . „ do
Schr Josepldne,.Thinuer, New London.'
Schr A V'llergen, Thompson. Boston. do
:Schr E A Everman, Corson, Boston/ . • do
Fehr Chas C Bears°. Boston. • •• • do
Fehr Ja! Bradley - , Bradley, Washington, do
Schr C R Vickery, Benton. Richmond Erring .
Schr E M Fennell, :fickler, Salem, warren & Gregg.
Fehr A L Cutler. Smith. 'Bangor, Ilanunett,Neill d. Co.
Fehr Gen Grant, Colbaru, Richmond. do
Barge R RR NoB6, Hessler, New York- do
Barge It RR No 6, Smidt, do do
Barge Constitution. Scanlan. do do
Correspondence of the Philtulelphla Exchange.
LEWES. DEL.. Sept. 17—PM.
Brig Tubal Cailt,frorn 'Cienfuegos: paeAtal teeday'.
Sehr 1. W Bent all, bound out, cattle , to the Breakwater,
and remains, with all the fleet before reported.
Yours, &c, , LABAI L. LYONS..
•
HAVRE DE GRACE . Sept. IT.
The following boats left here thie morning, laden and
euilhigned t,a fOlkoWtC: .,
•- • • - • '
Annie & 3lilton.•• lumber to WOolverton & Tinsman:
Susie; do to Camden; G W Lotmor, do to Newark: F W
Levan. do to D B Taylor & Son; Quaker city, anth coal
to order;- W S Boyd, lime to Chesapeake City.
• 11.EMORANDA. •
Shipp Sat - anal, Turley, sailed from Liverpool ith hist.
inNt. for UAL.'
• Shp J C Itoyaion, Wayeott, hence nt Antwerp 6th
itritnt.
fihip firctnrue, FAlivardn. nailed from Liverpool 6th
hint. tor thin port.
St'etimer Tonawanda. AVakeley, sailed front Savannah
lStti.inat. for this port.
Steamer Rattlesnake, Mer=lon. at New York Ifith inst.
from Portland.. '
Steamer Paraguay, Dixon, from London 28t11 ult. at
New York yeste,rdit v.
• SteatuertrftLNYebstCr, front Liverpool 3d frodant, at
New York vosteniay.
t•teurricr Cleopatra. Pbillirys, from Vern Cruz via Sinai
for New.Yorkomiled from Havana Mk inst.: •
Steamer Jamel S Green, Vance, sailed from Richmond
17th inst. for this port. : • ,
Steamer Juniata Iroxle. 11Ptice at New Orleans 18th
net.
Steamer E C iinight left Georgetown 16th Instant for
Chester, Pa:whore she will reccilve a new boller,and be
thoroughlk repaired: •
Steamer St Laurent. Lemaire cleared at N York 19th
inst. for ll:Erre. •
Satemer Do Soto, Eaton. cleared at New Orleans ISth
Inst. for Havana and New Orleans. •
Steamer City of Antwerp, Mirehouse. for Antwerp,
cleared at New Yorkitth Inst.
. _
Steamer Europa, McDonald, cleared at New York 18th
inst.. for Glasgow.
Steamers • Geo Washington.. Gager, and Oen Meade,
Sampson, cleared at New York fah inst. for N Orleans.
Bark Veteran, Cathcart, hence for Boston, at Holutes'
Hole Uth inst.. ' . .
. .
Bark White Cloud; Freeman, from Salem for this port,
at Holmes' Hole 17th inst. arid-sailed again.
Dirk Fersoget, Smith,. from London for this port,
.sailed from Gravesend Gilt hist:
•-
Bark J H Mclttritit, Corning, hence at Antwerp 6th
instant.
Brig J Bickrnore, Henley, cleared at St. John, NB.
17th inst. for this port.
Brig A B Patterson, Wilkie, cleared at New . . York 18th
inst..tor Lagnayra.
Brig Leonard,lll yet's, for Bridgeliort..sailed front Cu
racoa hit inst,- ,
Licht. David Babcock,Colcord. was loading at dnitnica,
PR. Ist inst. for Baltimore. .
/kilt:lda Della, Fisher, was loading at Charleston 16th
Suet. for this port.
Seim Geo .1 Jones, Taber, before reported ashore on
Prudence hilandi has been towed to Providence for re.
pairs.
Scbr Mary Stow, Rankin. Cleared at Charlestoul6th
inst. for this port, with MO tons phosphbto rock.
Scbr Dwight .Davitison. Smith. hence at •Newport AM
17th inst.
Schr Ann E Valentine, Bayles, nt Georgetown,DC,l6th
inst. front Boston.
.
Sam Furragut, Clark; Lucy • A " Blossom, Chatfield;
Undo Tom, Look' S L Stevens, Stull; Mlyaway. Kelley;
C L Vandovoort, Kelley,and E S COMInt, ferry, hence at
Boston 17th Inst.
Scm L Wells, Wells, hence for Charleston, at
Hole AM 16th inst.; she sailed in the afternoon and re
.
turned 17th.
. .
Schr Ephraim Jc Aiwa, Green, from - 13oston. for this
port: passed Holmes' Hole An'hith 3usF.
Schr Mary Ella, Thomas, hence at Portsmouth 15th
instant.
MARINE MISCELLANY
Bark Amnia. (lOU, cleared .19th. instant tiv William
Brockie,- for Liverpool, has board 25.5.1e9 hi:whelk
wheat in bulk; 2,773 do in bags; 293 barrels flour, and 40
bhda , bark .
'farAlt])
f6W6I - fikSiVi i gTitE r E r i l: . •
triJ Boninling at 1608 Chestnut street .
-Rooms In suttee or Angle.. • •
BEAUTIFITL: SUITE OF R . 00145, ON
second tloOr, private bath; &c.• "private table if de
sired. Also, two other rooms, at. 1402 Walnut st,,Reli-.6r.
riwo COMMUNICATING - ROOMS AND
Mtge:: TAT.lok; - *It)) Board, at 180 ti
fi C e l i l l ey ett i n, l 11 t
mwo HANDSOME: COMViTS } IOATING
reenik to rent; with Lottrilot 2001 Walnut street, in
a private family. .• • ' t, • ,• ,• delti 01*.
D OARD.—HANDSOME t Ni UNICAT
NG rooms ind other.vocuuctos, ;with
_No rd t
oath Brondlitre'et. ' • uelu-6t
CUTLERY.
________
1) 0 D:4 ER & AND WOSTENIT.oIati'S
EA, POCKET- KNIVES, PEAlty, , . atilt STAG HAN
DLES of beautiful iluieh; RODGERS' and WADE It
BUTCHER'S and trio CELEBRATED LEOODLTRR
RAYOR. SCISSORS IN CASES of the finest unalitY
Razors, KniVOEI, Scissors and Table Cutlery, ground auft
polished. 'EAR INSTRUMENTS. of. the moot approved
conetruotiott to assist the` hearties', bIA.DEIR,A'S,
Cutler and Surgical Instrumentblaker,lls Tenth street,
below Chestnut. myl-tf
LARD OIL.-20 BBLS NO, 1 WEBTERN
Lard Oil, to arrive 'and far tiolo 00CJIIILkif
I;VEitiELLlCU(L t llltitientntit etre t, •
, T.g.g 4 , ..:::.Ar 1 gw0r..A14wv...rx.A.F 4 rpgg::.11.4,1,.pitra.. ; g 1 4..! - 1 4..tiptgo..ii.o.
, .
FIRE INSURANCEIVONIPANY,,C
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Offitse -- 435 and 437 naeatnut Street.
Assets on 'ettinuary 1.1869.
/10,2 -4 677937aA.43•
OaDltl~L. $400,000 00
Aecrged 1.003.570 70
Pkemiuros. • • • .„1;193,843
oLetlift3 i . • INCOME FOE UN
413, 12i ' 8360 1 000; T
I . .asge44
10;59450054)00.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms,
. Tho iDompany also issues Policies upon the Rents of
all kinds of buildings, Ground Rents and Mortgages.
'-t 'DIEEOTOSEIL ~* ~ ~ . 1, - -.-, ' .C....
Alfred-G. Baker, - Alfred Filler,
Bauble! Grant, Thomas Sparks..
Geo. W. Richards,. Wm.,S...Grant,
Isaac Lea, Thomas S.'Ellls,
Geo. Fides, . . ' l Gustavus S. Benson.
!. ALFRED G. BAKER. President.
,', ; GEO: VAL E S,NIee Prestdent: .-! )
JAn; W. llcALLlSTEß, , Seeiretary:- '- i • ..•. `'. -'' %-
.XREODORE.M. REGER Assistant Sicretary.
' fell tdo3l
- ' , lncOrPtkillited RifUrfelils_27, LEP%
- • .
Ciffibe-No..'34 . ltotth - Fifth Stre,et,
nistinritiimrog,_ - itouniioa• ithirriTuulr
AND MEECH' ANDISE GENERALLY,FBOX •
LOSS BY nag..
As ciari.uark 1; 1e?,69,
$l9 • • 400 ti_9s • 05....: ,.
TRUSTEES:
William H. Hamilton, Charles P. Bower,
John Carrow, Jesse Lightfoot, -
George I. Young, • Robert Shoemaker,
Joseph It. Lyndall, - Peter Armbrtutter,
Levi P. Coats, M. R. Dickinson.
Samuel Sparhawk l Peter Williamson,
Seeger. • -
IC
' W . ll. ni liA t gli.., President,
SAMUEL • '
SAMUEL SPAItHAWK, Vice President.
T. BUTLER. Secretary.
. The LI:ver:pool ee Lon=
don ee Globe Ins. Co. .
4ssets Gold, ,§,17,690,309
United States 2 2 060 ) 000
Daily Receipts over $2.0,000.00
Primiums 1868,
$5 665 075.00
Losses in 868; $3,662445.0°
NO. 6 Merchants' Exchange,
• Philadelphia.
HE RELLAIIIQE INHATRACE (10M-.,
L PANE OF PHILREDELPHI,A ,
'lncorporated hi 184 L "Charter Perpetual.
Office, No. 303 Walnut street.
CAPITAL 8300,000.
Stores
against logs or damage by FIRE, on Houses,
Stores and other Buildinge, limited or perpetual, and on
Furniture, Goode; Warta and Mercbandiso in' town or
:Guidry
PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
8437,596 32
Invested in the following Securities, viz :
First Mortgages 'on City Property; well ae :8168 600
00
United States Gove . rament Loans.-- 117,000 00
Philadelphia City 8 Per Cent. Loans ..... . . 25,000 00
Pennsylvania $3.000,000 6 Per Cent Loan—. 30,000 01)
Pennsylvania Railroa,d Bonds. First Mortgage s,ow 00
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company's 6 Per
• Cent-Loan— .. .. ...... .................». , .6,000 00
Loans.. _.. . . .. ... .
.. 500 00
Huntingdon and Broad Top 7 Per Mort
gage Bonds. 4,560 00
County Fire Insurance Company's Stock. • 1,050 00
Mechanice• . Bank Stock. 4,000 00
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania Stock 10,000 00
Union Mutual Insurance Company's Stock 330 00
Reliance Insurance Company of Philadelphia
5t0ck3 , 250 00
12,Z3 32
Cash In Bank and on band
Worth
Worth this date at market pricc:s.. t
•
DIRECTORS,
Thomas C. HBO ' Thonms H. Moore, ,
William Masser, Ur /in "
.. ' Samuel ner,
Samuel Bispluim, " James T. Young;
H.Z. Carson, lsaac-F. Bakerr
Wm. Stevenson, Christian J. Hoffman, "
Benj. W. Tingley, 2 Samuel B: Thdrints,
Edward Suer.
THOMAS C. HILL, President.
WM .Clitl3B; Secretary. -: • • , . •
PHILADELPHIA, February 17,18d9. • jal-tu th s tf
THE COUNTY FIRE INSURAI'iCE
PANY.—Office, No. HO South Fourth street, below
Chestnut.
The Fire Insurance Company of the Connty of Phila
delphia." Incorporated by the Legialatore of Pennsyl vs ,
um in lag, for indemnity against loss or damage by fire,
excluatively.
• CHARTER PERPETUAL.
This'old and reliable institution, with ample capital
and contingent fund carefully invested ; continues to In
sure buildings, furniture, merchandise,' eitherper
tuanently or for a limited time, against loss or, damage
diy fire, at the lowest rates consistent with the absolute
safety of its customers. . •
Losses ailjnsted and paldWith all possible despatch.
DIRECTORS:
, elms. J. Sutter,,Andrew H. Miller,
Henry Budd, James N. Stone,
John Horn, . Edwin L. lteakirt,
Joseph Moore, Robert V. Massey, Jr.
George Mecke, • Mark Devine.
, . • CHARLES J. SUTTER, President.
HENRY BUDD, Vice President.
BENJAMIN F. HOECKLEY, Secretary and Treasurer.
mIL-I'EN - -
INSYTAVANIA FIRE I.NSU
RANCE COMPANY'. ' -
Incorporated KM—Charter Perpetual.
No. MU WALNUT street, opposite Independence :Square.
This Company, favorably known to the community for
over forty years, eontinuee to . insure against loss or
damage by tire on Public or Private Buildings, either
permanenlly or for a limited time. Also on Furniture,
Stocks of Gooaa, and Merchandise generally, on liberal
terms.
.Their Capital, together with a large Surplus Fund, is
invested in the most careful manner, which enables them
to offer to the insured an:undoubted security in the case
of leas.
Daniel Smith, Jr.; " 'John Devereux
Alexander Benson, Thomas Smith,
Isaac Hazlehurat, .IHetiry Lewis,
Thomas Robins, J. Gillingham Fell,
Daniel Haddock, Jr.
DANIEL. SMITH, Js., President.
AVM. 0. CROWELL, Secretary. : apl9-tf
ITNITED FIREMEN'S II
'COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA,
This Company takes risks at tho lowest rates consistent
with safety, and confines its business exclusively to
FIRE INSURANCE IN THE CITY OF PHILADEL-
OFFICE—No. 723 Arch street, Fourth National Bank
Building., .
DIRECTORS.
Thomas J. Martin, I,henry W. Brenner,
John Hirai, • Albertus King,
Wm. A. Bo henry Bumm.,
James 1,1 ongan, James Wood, . '
William Glenn, John Sballcross,
James Jenner, J. Henry Askin, . .
' Alexander T. Dickson, ' . Ilugh Mulligan
Albert 0, Roberts,. Philip Fitzpatrick,
t J ames . Dillon.-
. .... .
. . ,
CONRAD B. ANDRESS, President
W.*. A. BorAN. Treas. Wit, H. FAGAN. SOC'Y
/TEFFEICSON FIRE, SITRMANUE 0031*
•t FANY of Philadelphia.—Oflice, No. 24 North Fifth
street, near Market street. . •
Incorporated by , the Legislature' of Peprisylvania.
Charter perpetual: - Capital and AtiFietS. $16(3,000. INlake
insurance against , Losserdareage hy Fire on Public or
Private Buildingst Furniture, *Stocks, Goods and Mer
chandise, on favorable terms.
DIRECTORS.
Wm !McDaniel, • > . Edward P.. Moyer
Israel Peterson, ' Frederick Ladner
John F. Beloterlin Adam J. Glasz,
Henry Troennier, , • henry Dotuuy
'•
Jacob Sehandein, • • • John Elliott,
Frederick Doll, Christian ll brick,
Samuel ' ••• George E. Forti •
William D.-Gardher • • •
.
WILLIAM - MoDANIEL, President.
ISRAEL PETERSON Vico•President.
PHILIP 11. COLHMAN. SecretarY and Irredsurer.
.
A .15IERICAN FIRE' INSURANCE COM.;
..ClPANY_ t incorporatedlBlo.--Oharter perpetual.
N 0.310 WALNUT street, above' Third; Philadelphia.
Haying a largo pail-up Capital Stock and Surplus In
vested in 'sound and . available &entitled,- coral IMO to
insure on: dwellings stores, furniture; merchandise,
vessels in port, -and likely cargoes, and other .personal
,property. All losses liberally and promptly adjusted.
. • • - ' DIRECTORS.
,
Thorimit. Maris, Edmund G. Dutilli,
John Welsh, CharleaW. Poultneir I
Patrick Brady, Israel ' Korria„ .. -
John T. Lewis, -.•- John P..Wetherill,
. - William V. Paul.. . .
. • TROIKAS It.'IdARIS, Prosidout,
ALBERT O; URAwvoßD,l3ocrotary. - • '
- msui - 6'dlo;
Q -QHARTER PIMPETUAL.
A " Flitt:H`;''ASS"ooliiTlON':: . ;::.
: • •.. , , ,', :.:•• •• • :-,
HILADEtPH
46 in the
ADIOLAWARE "NE TrlATi":B2kitE r TM;
StißitließoOMPANit.:-3
. s4,lWpossitad 8y the LsgisistalTof Penutylviusla l lgap,,-.
Office 84; corner, of TRIAD and, i y!,,SADOT 8460*
; m i ls •
On Vessels, Osig i rd Alla WlWare Of tint vrokkl,''
On gOOde leic it ettd and cirrisielO'
grebe Union
, E INSIISAN
Oa Nlerehandise generelly",r to Dwellings
' • ASSETS Olt •TIIE.CGMPAIIry Noteamber 1x1888•
112004 . 99 rfnited States Etvepac9ent - ,,
10-40 7 5. .--; " 1 200 400 0 0
120,00911pitedStateaSix PerCt?ut,4o,9All, .
1881 10400 00 •
,00,0Cil United States Six •Per.cent: •
(for PacificBo,ooo 00
200,000 State of Pennitylyania,..Six,rer. t •
• Cent. Loan .. - ,: 21 1, 375 0 0
t i. 25,04 Pe
City of•Phlladelphia Sit-r Cent •
Loataexempt t,, W
172,594.00..
80,000te Sta of Kew 4erser Six Per Cent • ' _
Loan • • ' r 0 1 ,1 5 , 0 ?
20,000 Pennsylvania ' Railroad First •
MOrtgage Six Per Cent:Rol:olf e 20 , 21 ::9;. 0 0•
~,26,000„pennsylvanta Railroad
- fecord3°TtgaeSAzer fnlr:s ,
hi°j9Y
'!Al° W star i•itu:lad
3gagtinlereentakadt.
retina•
It•
IL •
gnarantee)„.......
fO,OOO St of Tennessee Five Per Vient...;•
Loa. , gyop
'7OOO State o f f
Tennessee Six Per Cent.. •. • • •
16,000 Germantown Gas Compatty;
, pal and iutercltgtiaygnpse4l,l9,- .
the City of Philaueipmsow •
shares stock ... ..
10,000 pennsylvanta Railroad Company, _
, ZOO shims stock .14300
6,000 North Pennsylvania Railroad ~ 00
•( Company, 100 shares stock 0
20 000 Philadelphia and Southern hlail,
• Steamship Company, 80 shares.: , •
2074300 Loans on Bond and 7.lltirtOnge,ll.rat
liens on City
4'4(400; Par.. / . cosi;
e1 giagvata 9 ,41 0 130,320 , 25
.Beal Eitate. .. . 36000 ,00
Bills rqcoivaVlo for ...........
- made L.. • • - • 01
Balances duo at Agenchm—Pre-. - t
r A n .c lulu . s .d on i -Marino Polidios--;-'
delerd Interest, and. other ,
. 40 178 88
Stock and '° Scrip ue 8 o
f ii ° n r : P d an
ry Corpo
rations, e 3,150 00. Estimated "
; ...... - 2,813 00 ,
' . Cash in Bank - 4115,150 03 '
Cash in Drawer 413 65
115,55373
• DIRECTORS
Thomas Hand, . .J ernes B. McFarland,
Edward Darlington, ' William O.
Joseph H. Seal, Jacob P. Jones,
Edmond A. Semler, Joshua . P: Eyre,— --
Theophilus Paulding, William G.Boultan
Hugh Craig, Henry O. Dallett,
John C. Davis John D. Taylor,
James O. Hand, Edward Litforircadei •,
John It.-Penrose, Jacob.Reigel,,
H. Jones Brooke . George W. Bernadon,
Spenher Wm. 0. newton, •
Henry Sloan, • D. T. Morgan; PittsbUrgb,
Samuel E. Stokes John B. Kemple, do.,
JainesTraquair, •' 'A. B. Berger. , • . do.
- < THOMAS C.: HAND, President:"
JDIIN C. DAVIS, Vice President.
HENRY LYIBUIIN, Secretary.
HENRY BALL, AsalSeeretarr..
Al 4 REACITE. INSITIELANCE 0031
PANY.—CHARTER. PERPETUAD.
Office. 311 WALNUT Street, above Third, Phllada.
Will insur,e against Loss or Damageby Fire on Build
ingaieither perpetually or for a limited time, Household
Furniture end Hercha nd ise generally.
Also, Marine Insurance on - Vessels, Cargoes - wed
Freights. Inland Insurance to all parts of the Union. -
DIRECTORS. .
William Esl.er, LeWili - Andenifed,
D. Luther. - John Hetcluun,
John R. Blackiston, J. E. Ileum, -
William F. Dean, John B. Heyl,
Peter Sieger. Samuel H. Itothermel.
WILLIAM.SHEIL President.
WILLIAM F. T..,kg42,./ . Vice President.
Wai. Surrit, Secretary. .7' jaM to th stf
VAME ' INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
809 CHESTNUT STREET.
INCORPORATED 1556. CHARTER. PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL, 5200.000.
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
Inures against Loss or Damage by Fire either by Per
petual or Temporary Policies.
DIRECTORS.
Robert Pearce,
John Kcesler, Jr., se
Edward B. Orne,
Charles Stokes,.
John W..Everman,
Mordecai Bnzby,
VICHAnDSON, President,
:AWN, Vice-President.
LRD.Secretary. &Id
Charles Richardson,
Vim. H. Maw n,
Francis N. Buck,
Henry Lewis,
Nathan
George A. West, CH
: - ARLES
wirmbuirs " .H • B
BLANO
FOE, - B OS T 0 N.-STEAMSHIP LINE
DIRECT, SAILING FROM EACH PORT EVERY
' FROM PINE STREET WHARF. PHILADELPHIA ;
AND LONG WHARF, BOSTON.
FROM PHILADELPHIAI ' FROM BOSTON,
SA XON,Ws.dnesday,Sept. GARlES;Wednesday,Sept. 1
NORMAN, Saturday, " ' 4 ROD/AN; Saturday, " 4
ARIES.. WednesdaY,
!", 8 SAXON; Wednes4lay s " 8
ROMAN ; Saturday, " 11 NORDIA_N, Saturday," 11
SAXONOVednesday, " 15 ARIES, Wednesday, " 75
NORMAN . , Saturday, " 18 ROMAN, Saturday, • " IS
ARIES, %S ednesday " 22 SAXON. Wednesaag, " 22
I
ROMAN; Saturday, . " 2.5 NORMAN, Saturday," 25
SAXON. Wednesday , " 22 ARIES; Wednesday, " 29
, • These Steamships sail punctually. Freight received
every day. •
Freight fortVarded to all points in New England.
Fur Freight or . Passage (superior accommodations)
apply to . 1 HENRY WINSOR & CO.,
' " . 338 South Delaware avenue.
843/.593 34
e,154,361 32
HILADELPHIA, RICHMOND AND
P
-NORFOLK-STEAMSHIP LINE.
uniouGH FREIGHT AIR LINE TO THE SOUTH
AND WEST.
EVERY SATURPAY L I,p Noon, from FIRST WHARF
above, ARKET Street.
THROUGH RATES to all points in North and South
rolma via, Seaboard Air-Line Railroad, connecting at
Portsmouth, and to Lynchburg, Va.; Tennessee and the
Weet via Virginia and Tennessee Air-Line and Rich
mond and 'Danville Railroad. ,
Freight HANDLEDTIGT ONCE and taken at LOWER
RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINE.
- - - - - -
The 'regularity, safety and cheapness of this route
ceniniand it to the publib as the most desirable medium
for carrying every description of freight. •
vliarge for commission, drayage, or any expense fOr
traiiO4-r.
I,,ro;ldps insure at lowest rates. •
Frei;ht received DAILY.
• WIDLIA3I P. CLYDE & CO.
No. 12 South Wharves and Pier No. I.North Wharves
W. P. PORTER, Agent atltichniond and City,Point.
T. P. CROWELL& CO., Agents at Norfolk. . •
SILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN'
P
N AIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S REGULAR
LINE:" FROM. QUEEN STREET
TM. YAZOO will sail for NEW ORLEANS on
Thor.lar. Sept 2.3,.at 8A; 31. •
The ,I . UNIATA will still for NEW ORLEANS, via
HAVANA, Sept.•ls, • • •
Va. TONAWANDA will sail for SAVANNAH on
Sept. 25. at S. o'clock A. 31.
The WYOMING .will sail from SAVANNAH on
Saturdav, Sept: 2.5 th. •
The 1'ION1 , ;.Ell will sail fur WILMINGTON, N. 0.,0n
Sept. —. at 8 A 31.
Through bills of lading sinned, and passage • tickets
Fold to ill points South and West.
BILLS of LADING SIGNED at QUEEN ST. WHARF.
For freight or_passar, apply to •
— WILLIAA L. JAMES, General Agent,
• 130 South Third street. .
lv ENV EXPRESS LINE TO ALEXA
dria; Georgetown and Washington, D. C., via Ches
apeake and Delaware Canal, with connections at Alex
andria from the most direct route for Lynchburg, Bris
tol, K noxville, Nashville, Dalton and the Southwest.
Steamers Leave regularly from the first wharf above
Market street, every Saturday at noon.
Freight received daily, Will. P. CLYDE .Ic• CO., .
No. 12 South Wharves and Pier 1 North Wharves.
HYDE & TYLER, Agents at .Georgetown.
M. ELDRIDGE f CO., Agents at Alexandria, Va.
1111..&N . CE
NOTIOE.--FOR NEW YORK, VIA DEL- -
-AWARE ..AND -RARITAN CANAL EXPRESS.
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
The CHEAPEST and•QUICKEST water commtinica•
tion between, Philadelphia and New York.
Steamers leave daily from first wharf below Market
aircet • 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, •
No. 12 South Delaware avenue, Philadelphia. •
JAS. HAND Ageat,•No. 119 Wall street, New York... • •
FOR ,LIVERPOOL-THE..STRICTLY
first tittes ship "Hannah Morris," 1,041 tons regis
ter, Norris. master. This vessel succeeds the Berth
Temple ; and having the bulk of her cargo engaged, will
have quick despatch. 'For bidance'of freight or passage
apply to PETER, WEIGHT' Sz.. SONS, No. 115 IVtiltmt •
strait- aef3tC
F°"x.,IVERPOOL... HE FINE
Anse bark BERTHA TEMPLE, +520 tons register,
Mitchell. This vestol 'succeeds the Mexi ,
-oati,totilhavingtho.buntothercarge engaged t willgliaro
despatch. 'For balance freight or passage;' apply to
• PETER WRIGHT & SONS, 115 Walnut. street. set-tf
,
FOE BRISTOL, THE - Al • AM. 8A.13,1".
Caro, 369 toils regienir, Captain Boa. This
being of small capacity and having a largo portion of her
cargo ongaged will .havo - deapatell. For halanco oY
freight or pafalagelaPlAY t.O PETER 'WRIGHT SONS,
115 Walnut at. . • .
NNOTICE.-FOR NIW YORK, VIA DEL
AWARE AND RARITAN CANAL.
SWIFTSURE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
DESPATCH AND SWIFTSURE - LINES.
The business of these llnes 9vlll he resumed on and after
the 19th of March. For.freightoyhieh will be taken on
accommodating ternul, apply to Whl. BAIRD ,t CO.,
. No. 192 South Wharves.
:VOTICE--FOR NEW YORK, .VIA. DEL
-1..1 aware and Raritan Canal—Swiftsure Transporta
tion Company—Despatch and Swiftsure Lines. Tha
business by these Lines ,will .be "resumed on and after
the Bth of March. Vet'. Freight,. which will bp taken
on accommodating terms,' apply to 'WM.' M. BAIRD &
CO., 732 South Wharree..,
PLJ --14 S l te jk amT V :Aro ' ntC 7 oPlva ii- ny : ,-- 7 1Parg.as towed between
Philadelphltvi - Balthnork, liavxtido Brace, Delaware
(My and intermediate pomts. '
WM. P. CLYDE A' CO. Agents; Capt. JOEIN LAUGH
811P1 9 1 t 10 b; rbitadelphlß.
MiffS
SHIPPERS' GUIDE.
Wednesday and Saturday.
~ t , ~
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' •.•*4""'" - 4 .1•1.'t-'... 17.'."•' -
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tifiintliOU,l4,:r ritAbwi iiiiiit s •O TO
Vi 3 i' , 'OrOloMin) thittge-ESO . tit ,
•,-.•• t --•..•.! • , } l . ll ozateatiVErtA,xlie, Rt . .' ' 4 • .t• .
1 ',N6TWg. 'MSW,/14:4,-liiirfb rititiiiiiiiSd`
, r, ff
BEATJED'lvittriu_L''n. g.. te TedelVett
oProptrialS' fOrtrrtnal,siat , ulfe , 'al .
~.,.
_, „..
till noon Of F.RIDAYt,/oeP.t•e!lnq i i,•,,1. - ....1 ' 4 ZZ!
Othde of the CopAeimelicT,B q., . ny iiiig
Park 'No. 221• SOfthrrittn rstreet, for- .g
about 10,000 .Ifneal:feet .0'
' areneheso.suitable:)
iottYing(ln'e°lilncl ear • theinter
section, ef. adg) 4'enue ia Thirt y -third '
street. '• ' • •
Proposals to state the price per one hudred
(100) 1 , lineal feet, based on,an average depth of••
four (4) feet,‘ ,
Plans and t speciflratipps can , lpe seen at the,*
Oftiee, Of the Chicf tnerieer, Fairmount (near
Coates street, •,, , . , ,
JOHN 'O., ORESSON - •
C'hiet Engineer.
D ItEAU OF, ORDNANCE.
.1)
• • • :NAVY) DEPARTMENT, •
' • - WasurwcrowErrir,Se 14,A869.1
SEALED PROPOSALS will be receive(at,
this 011ie° until TUESDAY; October sth, 1869,
at 12 Br., for the matrufactnre•and delivery' of
2,000 barrels Navy Cannon Powder.
I,ooo'barrels:to be 'delivered, at 'Reston, and
,1,000 barrels`at New York. , • ;:,••• ; : • ; :
The cost of delivery,to be•At the - ,ekpense
the manufacturer, arid the ,Powder to be, sub. !
ject 'to 'the usual NZIN'Y insiiection'before ac
ceptauce :=
' • idders gill : , state the time the Powder
will lie ready for delivery,_ , ,
Min
elstoe,si;;
ARTIN BitOTIELEIt'S,'AtTCTIONEEIII3,
Ayii (Lately Salesnien fdr M . Theonits & Sons.)
N 0.629 CHESTNUT street:rear entrance from Minor
SALE OF THEOLOGICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKi,ON MONDAY AFTERNOON;
Sept, 20., 'at o'clock;' et the anotion,rooms ; No. 529
Chestnut street, by cataldgu6, Theological and Tiliscella•
newts Books, from a private. library: Also, 4 Volumes
North American and United Statea,Gazette.
Sale 31429,Chestnut street.
HANDSOME WALN T PARLOR, DINING ROOM
AND CHAMBER FURNITURE_, PIANO, FORTE,
FINE FRENCH PLATE'MIRRORS,-HANDSOME
BRUSSELS .AND IMPERIAL CARPETS.- FINE
'PLATE GLASS ,SHOW CASES, SUPERIOR FIRE-
PROOF SAFES, WALNUT OFFICE 'FURNITURE,
dcc ON W EDNESDAY MORNING •
Sept. 22,• at 10 o clock,nt the auction rooms, No. 529
Chestnut street, by catalogue, very desirable Ftirniture,
e 1,647,387 80
TRADE SALE OF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
HEAVY HEAVY AND' SHELF' HARDWARE, TABLE
AND•FOOKET - CDTLERY OF EVERY DESCRIP
TION,:47-.-
ON.THDRSDAY'MORNING, , •'•
Sept: 23, at 10 o'clock, et the auction rooms, .°9 Chest
nut street, by cataloghe,a large and valuable assortment
of heavy mid shelf Hardware, Table and Pocket Cut
lery. 300 dozen of Coal and Meal •SieVes, Shovels, Hods,
Tools:. Saws, , Russel's American Cutlery, Wade A.
lintchere Cutlery, Rodgers' Scissors, Plated Ware;
Fancy Goods, dm; • • \ •
Sale absolute. Terms cash.
.
Sale at Line street and Haddonfield road, Camden .
THE 'VALUABLE COLLECTION OP CHOICE
TREES, Shrubs, Green and Hot Homo Plants, &c.,
• belonging to John F. Stair, Bo': •• • • , ••- - •
ON THURSDAY MORNING, •
Sent. 23, at *ll o'clock. at the Green 'and Hot Houses of
John P. Starr, Esq., Line street and Haddonfield road.
C11111(101, N. ' J., the rare and valuable collection of
Trees,-Shrubs, Green and Hot. House flouts of every
'variety.
Catalogues ready and the Plants artudged• for ocaini
motion three (MYR. Previous to sale. •
• ,Information regarding . the plants ' may be had of Mr
'Robert Scott, Flortet,7s3 South Nineteenth et.
- - • .
THREE VERY SUPERIOR' TURNING LATlrks,
- Ext ra. Large Boring and Turning Lathe ..:Vises, Put:
Shafting; Belting, Patterns, Anvils, Bellows,
Taps, Boring Bars, Mandrills; Bolts, Portable Forge,
Work' Benches, Sic.
ON SATURDAY IMORNING,- • . ••
Sept, 25, at 11 o'clock, ht 1k10.121 Drinker street, between
Arch and Race streets and Second• and Third streets, by
catalogue, the entire Machinery and. Tools of a Machine
JAMES .A...FREEMAN, AYTOTIONEER
No. 422 WALNUT atree t.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE', 5EPT..22,112369. •
•
This Sale, on WEDNESDAY, at the Exchange, at 12
o'clock noon, will include the following— . •
STOMAS, -&c.: •
.
Particulars in t atalogue. ' ' • •
1721 GREEN ST.—Handsome modern' threo-story
'brick residence,.w it h• back buildings, lot 15 by 873::: feet.
Inanediate poeseedriti. ta - Sale: ahsolute. •
DARBY 110 A -1
-Three-story brick dwelling and valu
able lot. below. Walnut street,' 1.15 by 100 Seel. Orphans'
Court Site—Estate of S. B sbing , deed. . •
DARBY ROAD-Lat•ge and. Valuable lot and • frame
Inutse.below Walnut street 65 by 2( feet. Same E -
ittbe
. .
.320 EMMET and 319 BOEDEN • ST-2 three-story
brick houses. iu Firk ICtird, lot 16 by 65 feet: Subject
to ;316 ground rent; 'Orphans' court Sak--Estate of
We,. Strein.der'd .
• MANAYUNK—Stene dwelling Mal frame shop s Ote4-
son and Mechanic sts.,let 3S by f.ll feet. Orphans Court
Sat.—Emote , 0-.llathia, Cenirwee. • - • • • •
_ . ,
BEVERLY. N. J.—Factory and Machinery, on the C:
and A. R. R., and acres hind. Sale an accou n t tf
whom ithiali concert. . .
FRANKLIN ST—S neat three etory'bileti: dwellidit3;
with back buildinge, above Dhow - old et. ' each: lotl4 hy.
70 feel. Will be,eold, separately. Sale PeremMory.
SALE ON THE PREMISES, GERMANTOWN.
T
ON TUSDAY , AFERNOON
September 21, at 3 o'clock, DESIRABLE BEILDIN,G.
LOT, N. \C.: corner Wayne and JOllllBOll sts:, 3r3 by 300
feet - to - Norton - trtreet. - 71fuot — iiold ueon (TIM - will — he di,
vided. • Full particulao3 at the auction store.
BITNTrIsTG, DURBOROW & CO., ;
_ - .AIICTIONEERS,
- Nos.= and 234 MARKET Street. corner of Bank street,
Successors to.JOHN.B. MYERS,.k .00. •
LARGE SALE OF 2000 CA SES 'BOOTS, SHOES, ,tro,
• ON TUESDAY MORNING,.
Sept. 21, 410 o'cick,on four mouths' credit,including—
Cases men s; boys'witil'youths' calf, kip, buff leather and
grain Cavalry. Napoleon, Dress and Congress Boots and
Balineralo; kip, buff an polished , rain Brogans; wo
men's. misses; and children's calf kid, enamelled and
buff leather, goat -and nieroceo Balmerals; Congress
Gaiters;. Lace Boots; Ankle Tics; Slippers;
LARGE SALE OF BRITISH: FRENCH, GERMAN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GoODS,
ON• THURSDAY . MORN . ING.• •
Sept. 23, at 10 ,) clock. on four montlm credit.
IMPORTANT BALE OF CARPET/NOS, OIL
CLOTHS: Sic: •
ON FIUDAY MORNING,'
Sept 24, at 11 o'clock, on four months' credit, about 2.10
•pieces Ingrain; Venetian, List, Hemp, Cottage :and Rag
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Rugs, .tc.
THOMAS BIRCH ,S 5 SON AUCTION.
ERRS AND 'COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No: 3110.CILESTNUT street.
Rear entrance No. 1107 Sansont 9tviet..
Household Furniture of every description received 01.
Consignment.
Sales of FUrniture at dwellings attended to on the most
reasonable imam. . :
Ml=Eart=M
ELEGANT ITALIAN ILARGLE VASES.' URNS
TA/%A S. STATUETTES. eAra, ItECEIVEitS
FINE BRONZE AND GILT. CLOCKS. tc.
ON TUESDAY MORNING, '
Sept. 1.11, al 10 o'clock, at No, 1110 Chestnut street, will
be cold,:by catalogue, a large and elegant assortment of
•new Italian nth rble goods.mst imported by Signor Topi,
from Italy. •
Also, an invoice of bronze and gilt 8-,lay Clocks.
The goods will be open for examination all day on
Monday, with cataloguee,
.• • t3ale 2. 1 121 Pin(, estret4.
WALNUT -PARLOR. SITTING ROOM. DINING
ROOM AND CHAMBER FURNITURE, BRUSSELS
'AND OTHER OAR,PETS, CHINA, GLASSWARE,
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING,
Sept. 10 o'clock, No. 1721 Pine street. 'will he
.ohlohn household Furniture and Carpets of a-family
honsilkeep i iii.i.' • --
The FurnitrMe eau be examined after 6 o'clock on the
morning:of sale.
& HARVEY, AUCTIONEE,RS,'
„cf. (Late with M. Thoreas'dc Soim.) , '•
, Store Nes. 48 and 80 North SIXTH street
HANDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE, -FRENCH
PLATF;I.i3tnoR:suPETtIOII-130(Ali.CABES,!ELE
GANT BUFFETS, HANDSO3IE wAR.p.RonEs.
FINE ' TAPESTRY CARPETS; , AO:'_, •r. - •
ON TUESDAY 11LORNING.
At 10 o'clock, 14 catalogue,• at the.mmition riming,. 48
and SO North Sixth street, an attrar , ire. assortment of
elegant Furniture, comprising sevilral , 'vor)—elegant
.Chamber Suits, in oil finish; handsome. Library Suit,
nr
Superior Parlor Furnito; very superioiCabihet Secre
tary, Bookcases, Oak and Walnut Extension Tobiem,
handsome Buffets, Centre anal Bouquet Tables, Lounges,
fine Hair, Husk and Straw MatrosseS, - soveral superior
Office Desks and Tables{ fine Talfestrk..Mid7uther. Car
'Sale No. M2Greengtrest.-- ..• • -
ELEGANT ALNUT - 'DRAWING 'ROOM. DINING
BOOM AND ci4n.NrrintE,.- French
Plate Mirror, LibraryPurnitttre,Nery Elegant 'lnfect,
:Rich On. Varprtiii : Flnei Ilcneeete Carpets, Fine
Beds and Illatiesses, Choice Eneravings;
ON THURSDAY MORNING: .
Sept. '3 at. 10. o'cloc4,, at N 0.2012 Green street: ,
Part icnla re iii'dataloginis. ready on Wednesday.
juratsolf.l.}:zakui,MnicitEsiDENcii,-
. No. 21112 Green - street, with Sid;• Ytird.
• , ON. THURSDAY 1110,RNING,
Sept; 21,'-at 10 O'clock. on the' premises—liandsome Mo•
dery itesidencoo‘ith , Thremstory Back Buildings and .
Lot Ground, situate mum the. south side Greoa street, No.
2012.. , ; -
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desnip . tion in tulnorrolcK paper nnil in handbillii
at li nuction , runth Ri • •
ASHBRIDG-E & CO., -AUCTION.
T'REM. N0..505 MARKET street. above Fifth.
LARGE FALL SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES AND
BROGANS.
ON 'WEDNESDAY MORNING, -
Eli ,t4R2"at 'lol;;, , clociti:ive,irill.soll by catalogue, about
I. packages or Boots, Shoes and. Brogans ,of city anti
Enutern man,l,44,oreito ivhich the Attention' of city and
tountrY.buyers ill called.
OpOn early on the morning - of Sale tor examination.
O,NCERT HALL 'AUCTION Itoll
08,
C 1219 OIINST.NuT Rtreet.L ,1
IT, A. tagOL4LLAPitt, AuctiOueor.
DLONIFO-Ati ",
Chief of Buteau.
AUCTION •SALES: '
Sisk , No. 1p Diinker street
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, At 12 o'clock.nben , at
- , ,_ •wEstate of; Sea
7 shares National
10 Oared Penn Nt
5 shares thunder
• 23 shares Lehigh. -.lf k............-• __, .__, .. -rA t , ,:.. i;41,,,
13 shared Seeendand bird Streets P. It.W. Os:
v' $ -._ 10 sharesltterNs'Canal andlEtankhut Va. Pref. ;;'t-,' , i''..• ''';-•
95 scrip,MOrrie Canal and.Banking(lo.. :: --.-- • . , ; •.- ..!
--•- . -• Fol'Other Actottativ , . , ' -,,:, --.' '• ...--': ,, 4"
5 sharesAcadeirry of MUstelyithrticket.• •'• •, , '.'"‘", -,, -I ' , A
' 4 sharesSeyenthr l tienal nataki. ~ t......, , :.'d. : '.. , ;-'• „..,..,,rg. " '.„•,,
S sharedEttiPire ruiPortation Co. . ~ • ' ' -",•,:•',
100 shares Central. ransportation Co . ' - ,t L+4,t , •,....,,,
10 shares.Nationalßank , otthealopoblie. -,.., .. . , • .in. ,- , ' -,..,,,
100 shares
_Old Township - Idne Read:
22 sharesTuok-Mouptainkrodtoo:. i, ~,'•- l' 1 47 , . '.' A • , '.14.: :. •
.1 share -PointSteete Park.`'..4 • ,•• , i.'• .' .0 , 1,--1,. ,It"i.
' . 31 shares.Commonwealthliationalß.ank..: . ,-• : , ... • . I '7 -
' to shares American Life Igtint'arno Co ~-, ,• , - :if:' ,4l. •, ..'
$20,000 Union Canal Bends, 64. • • - , tj* -' •" - " •"'"'
$lO,OOO shares Shamokin Coal 00:Ist triOrtgago_l per at.:''''.:•:', 'if,' •'. " ,:
108 shares Second and Thlril StreeldX..Ra.Wi: 00.
+ 4 shares Cape May and,lllllville 4. It. Co. '„, ~,0,
51 shares Consolidation Nationatlialik.-; :-. ' 4•.:: ":",..-+ • , C• , • :-,: ."...
• ' . 41 shares Southern Transportation Co,. '4O :
/00 shares Locust Mountain Coal Co.r • ”'. ••-• : •.'-, '.•,',..,„ -- • - :.1., , , , ..
100 shares. Girard Life Insurance and Truitt Co: •. „ ", .. 1'
36 shares Camden and Atlantic Railroutlold../%,4 :' ~ ,,49i, i,,' ''
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REAL ESTATE. SALE. SEPT, 21:
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MODERN THREE - STORY BRICK 'RESIDENGS h
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• No. 2011 Vino street. Has the , modern :conventertFeli t ,. 1 -
Immediate possession. . ' '• ' ' • .• - '
: yERY VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND--._TILEtEN-..,4, ,
i
STORY BRICK . STORE and 'DWELLING' atitl- , .
THREE-STORY BRICK FACTORY, No. • 831...,. Arch ~..
street-45 feet trtint;l44 feet deep. - ' .. •' . - 7.
MODERN THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE.
/39_L.1.15_11rinui strert-17 frot. 5, inelit.i_freltit, 133 ' feet ' ' .' ' -,
deep..
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G.E.NTEEL TIIREE-STORY BRICK * ;DWELLING - "fvr,
No. 1120 South Tu•enty-second street, between Losabant ' ,-, . Mk.
,and South. .. , ; ~ . . •, • ._.. _ . ' itt.... ~' '•.. ',,,',-:::%
BUSINESS STAND - TWO BRICK TA;
, 4 0
. VERN and DwELLING. a. - W. corner, of Thirty first' first, fa ' „T . ' ''V
and Market streets, opposite the New York and Penn: , •,.... •,
sylvania Railroad depot*. - • , • ' ~ . ~.. ~,` 1' ~ ',:;,', • :
2 'TIIREE-STORY BRICK'DWELLINGS:Noi. 3331 - 41 4 4 4 - , • - ",
and t 333 Woodland street, If „E. of Thirty-fourth street ! ~ ;
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Twenty-fouttli Ward. • . - ';. • " '
GENTEEL THREE-STORY ERICK, DWELLING, .1- , ..:... ; ',•:. '.:.,
N... 326 Stevens street, Camden, New'JerileY.' ' " "" ' . , ''..
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Peremptory Sale by Order of Heirs-Estate of Georgei, ':
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Rush, deo'cl--TIIREE-STOGY' BRICK DWELLING,' ' 1 41:
No 445 North Eighth street, above N0b1e. 1 ,1,.. ''.... • ,
Same Estate-GROUND RENT, $93 a year,
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DESIRABLE THREE -STORY BRICK DWELLING,' ' ..:•'''•-':.
'' N0..313 Gask.lll at'. , . . .- • .
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MODERN TIIREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE
N. 339 Coates street-;
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HANDSOME MODERN. THREE-STORY BRION , '...'
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RESIDENCE, No. 2031 Green street-, Has ,the moderts,: - .*,-
conveniences. -
DESIRABLE 0 2: - ITSTORY STONE DWELLING, , ',•,
Rittenhouse street, east of the Township Line road, 140!
Twenty-second V. . • . , •
' THREE - STORY BRICK TAVERN apd DWELLING, ' ' '-. ~
No. lit' South Front at. - . .. - . „ .
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•MODERN THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE,
No. 1917 spring-, Gardep..strept, Ikea
,a ' the moderrs
conveniences.
MODERN THREE-STORY BRICK
No. 1014, „North Eleventh street, above Montgomery ~
avenne.•
VALUABLE HOTEL, known as "'Mona - ,
Atlantic CityrN. J.- •
For account of whom it may concern, 'Wrecked Barge
Beniathin D. Phillips. • '
BUSINESS ' STAND—THREE-STORY BRICK.
STORE and DWELLING, S. E. corner of Twentieth'•ll:7e,'
and Oxford sts. , ' • ' • ', •
Administrator's Sale—Estute of Enos Tyson, deed.
HOUSEHOLDFURNITURE, MIRROR, BRUSSEL.St
CARPETS,: NORSE, CARRIAGELWAGON,'&c.
TUESPAY MORNING..
Sept. 21, at 10 o'clock, ur No. 527 Diamond street (oppo-'
site Germantown passenger deoot),
u a quantity of house
hold Furniture, Mirror. Brussels Carpets, Beds and
Bedding; Kitchen' Furniture; &e. • , •
Also—Horse light Carriage, tab-Seated Wagen,Milk.
Wagon, Saddio, Robe, Ilarum, Milk Cans, &c.
, • - Sale Thirty-eighth and Darby road..
. OLD LUMBER AND PLANK, , •
ON TUESDAY 'AFTERNOON.' • •
• Sept. 21, o clock. at the:.corner of Thirty-eighth,
aUti I.VirbY mind, by order of the. Chief Commissioner of • -
Highways a quantity of old lumber'snd plank, for
merly used the Plank Road Com piny from chestnut
street to •Woodland CemeterYt ' • • ' r
'Sale at the,Auction Rooms f Nos. 139 and 141 South • • - .•
' •-• Fourth street. • . ,
SUPERI OUSEHOLD FURNITURE,' PIANOS,'
MIRRORS, HANDSOME VELVET,' BRUSSELS, •
AND OTHER CARPETS, ,tc. •
• • ON THURSDAY MOANING. _ • -
Sept: 23. 9 o'clock, at the Auction Roords, by cata
logue. a large assortment of Superior Household Furni- t .s;
• ture; comprising Handsome Walnut Parlor Furniture, '
re
coved with plush, reps' and' hair cloth; Library and
,Dining Room Furniture ~Walnut Chamber Sults, two , •
• Rosewood Piano Fortes? Rosewood 'Melodeon', French. - •.•.••
Plate. Mantel and Pier Mirrors, superior 'Office Desks,'
and Tables, Wanlrebesi Bookcases, Sideboards, Exton-, •,,
shine Centre • and • Bouquet Tables, • Lounges, flat,
Stands, - At i igeres, fine. Hair idarresses,' Feather 8e,!,,
Bolsters and Chihrt '- ,•Glass and Plated •Ware, 4•';•,.
suPerior. dewing Machines, made by Howe, Ladd, Web-
PtPr and others; Salamander Safe, Refrigerators,Chande-`,
hers; Gas-consuming' and. Cooking Stovek, handsome' ','•
Velvet; Brussels and other Cfsrpetsoli.c. • . • ' '
` • Peremptore Sale at the Fairmount Iron Workii.
• VALUABLE ROLLING MILL MACHINERY.
'STEAM ENGINES, ROLLS, BOILERS, FURNACES,
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. ,
October 20, at II o'clock, at the Fairmount Iron Works.
Coates street wharf, river Schuylkill. will be sold at •
public sale, the entire Valuable Machinery, comprising , •
—Steam engine.. with 24-inch cylinder and .5 feet str,oko; ter..
engine, with 12--inch cylinder and 2.3 . 4 feet' troke; solid
flywheel, 20 feet diaineter; 10-inch puddle mill train, 19-,
Inch merchant mill train,'Burden squeezer, straighten
ing press, punching ma-,hine, ‘Velsh shears, trimming •
shears, crocodile shears, roll lathe; 20-Inch lathe, pair
saws, 40 inches diameter: ,screw cutter, 10 Dimpfel.fans,
2, 3 and 4-inch shafting and series of pulleys, 11 puddle . •
and heating' furnaces, over which. tiro substantially -
erected 22 cylinder' boilers; 20 feet long and 30 inches
flour plates, spare castings, toich as doom,' , •
fraine.t. spindles, Sm.; steam and water - piping. Also,
roll -to make the-followi eizes,vi 2,:trounds from-1 up-to
V I I, by eighths; squares, from . 1 up to by eighths.
fiats, from I: to 1014; T rail, 26, 28,60, 68, tit, and 08 lb - s _
.'
per y rd grate. screen and oval, equal angles, from 134 -lc •
to 4x4; unequal angles, 3x2:" to tlx4; tee irou,varionsly,. ' •
trona 2;;lx2,ii to 4x3.:; ms pipe iron, 3 to B,y; clulls,gothio •
and liuN'roughings, pinions, puddle rolls, 234, 3; 3: and •
4•inch; puddle iron, double worked iron, blacksmith
iron, cast and wrought scrap, kaolin soapstone, weigh- .
ing beanie, new 9-inch hose and couplings, heavy ands
light blocks and falls old rails, pig iron, belting. fire- .
proof, chairs, Sc.:
Also, from 50 to 28 tons'of angle and tee iron. . • '
Full particulars in catalogues ten days previous to
sale.
FIUME BUILDINGS. ' •
Also, all the frame buildings on the property. to be
retries ol from the premises. • . • •
- Tunas—Cash, • .
IV," The Park Comunesioners having purchased the.
ground the .eale of the entire. Machinery, .ttc., will bo
peremptory. •-
THE BINCIPAL MONEY ESTABLISH".
ment—S. E. corner of SIXTH and RACE streets,
Money advanced on Merchandise generally—Watches,
Jewelry, ,Diamonds, Gold and Silver Plate, and on
articles.of value, for any length of time agreed on. •
WATCHES AND JEWELRY AT PRIVATE SALO.'
Fine Gold Hunting Case, Double Bottom and 0 u Face
English, American and Swiss Patent, Lever Watelies;:. ;
Fine Gold Hunting Case and' 0 pen Face Lepine Watchesl.
Fine Gbld DupleS and other Watches; Fine Silver HllllO7
Um Case 'and Open Face English, American and Swiss
Patent Lever and Lepine Watches; Double ease English •
Quartier and other 'Watches,
.• Ladies' Fancy Watches; .
Diamond Breastpins; Finger Rings; Ear Rings; Studs; -
Ste.; .Fine Gold Chains; Medallions; Bracelets; Scarf
Pins; ilyeastplut3; Finger Rings; Pencil Cases and Jew..:
elry generally.
• FOR SALE—A' huge and valuable Flreproof
suitable fore Jeweller; cost edbd. _
Also,.several Lots in South . Camden, Fifth and Cheat
. .
nut streets. • • " •
BY - BABBITT & CO., AUCTIONEBRa.
: CASH AUCTION HOUSE,
No. 230 MARKET street, corner of Bank street.
Cash advanced on consignments without extra charge.
el D. McCLEES &
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No. GOB rtIARKET streeUCTiontits,t.
BOOT AND. SHOE SALES EVERY 'MONDAY AND
THURSDAY. . .
COLLECTOR'S SALE. . - • , . r 4
ho sold, at public solo on THURSDAY, Sept.....
ll:169 1 at 12 o'clock, noon At Mill No. I.,corner of Unity A
and Leiner streets, Frankford, -. Phila., two -Spooling-
Frtunea, Nos. Land 13 on third floor. Distralued upon
an the property of F. S CIILATER & CO., and to be
forl 7 . S. - Taxes. • • • ,•
sel4-18 18 21.22*
COPAR,TNERSIII • 5.-,
'BILAPELPHIA, SEPTEMBER 2 1869
P
The copartnership' heretofore - existing under tits"
firm and name of CORNELIUS St BAKER was dissolved ;
by mutual consent on July 2, 1869. • •
The businese of the nuipufactory will be settled and
closed by ROBERT CORNELIUS, at No. 821 Cherry •
street, foul that of the store by ISAAC F. BAKEB, at •
No: 710 Chestnut street. •
ROBERT CORNELIUS. ' • •
•
ISAAC F. BAKER.
Will. C. BAKER, • ' • •
' . ROBERT C. CORNELIUS,
JOHN C. CORNELIUS, • • •
BARNR•
ORS RLES coßNsfays . ,,: - : • •
PIIILADELPHIA.Sept. 21869.: ••
The undersigned, late of CORN ELars at. 'BAKEIV4.
have this day entered into a copartnership, under tin%
firm IMMO Of CORNELIUS & SUNS. • • • • •
Haying purchased the factories 021 Cherry street, and
Fifth street, noir Columbia avenue), and • all the '•nia.:'.•
chinery of the late firm, we are prepared to contluue the,,
manufacture and. sale of Gas •t'ixtures,Lattms,"&n., "- ;!`
No. ttn CHERRY. STREET, PHILADELPHIA.,
ROBERT CORNELIUS.
• ROBERT•C coRNELIUB.I '*;
• JOHN C. CORNELIUS,
se?: nu§ ,• • CHARLES E. CORNELIUS.
-- • . • •
nRA NVF() R D ARNOLD. AND taftkarr )
C. BAKER' k late of" CORNELIUS :BAKERt
have this day farmed a copartnership under the name
ARNOLD de BAKER, • ~• • . • •
Raying purapsed the entire stock of"goods of ••the late
firm of Cornelius Baker, at • 710 CHESTNUT Street ] .. •''•
th e y sre•prepared to continue at that plate the sale off • • •• •
Gas Fixtures, liimps,•Bronzeit, ,te;' •• • • .so2•hui
. . .
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. TON'S celebrated. Pitt° Appto elhoesodoity osc ';
tooted, nild for Bale PY JOB, B. . .BUBSIBB. 00.. Odle • ,
FELT —TAN lat,tild ES •
IJ Rn liah Sheathine, Felt, for OP. flly, BATE* v ,
WrtaarX st.OOE.
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THOS. S. FOULICROD;
. Deputy Collectot,
Fifth District. P.ouna
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