c`:l t '•q , ~t4,f. : ,,. •;. ... The Rosh Iteqtreettaq . - • . 1 . - - . 5 , , •; ,. ..•t'f' - '10•11te - ISlarelioiders of the -.LiorcriVetn*oni of : ', , E ., .. , ',..Vitiadelplairt,- The undersigned, members :on • ~••• .. ...behalf of the 'suttee' shareholders;nl 'ajoinktona-:. ~ k •i'l, -. " ittee ,of • Directors and Shareholders, • ap: !' . sr'' -• •••:tiointed on the subject 'of ' the bequest and legacy 'of the late Dr. James Rneh, respect ?-..t, ' ....Sally ask your attention to a few matters .cen-', ~..•isetted- W ith the question of 'the - acceptance or, ~'.,•,.: , - rejection' of the:munificent donation of the ., • '''--., -•,,, ': t , ...'i T.• . ' , '. l • • • .-• `, ' •• ':'-'.. -,,Te - 7 , f , . 7 .. •.. , •i,...0.-. ,- - '. _ VA - tarn . OF VIE DEWS:sr.!, ',•;,,;:-., ; - IbOTahle,.of theproperty bequeathed tii.the' •••., '•:. ••• Library equals-nearly, one t miljioa,,,one - hun- , . !•,:: 'f dred thouskli&dCollars,c.,and :fro& ita„rpture, ‘,...V4*. ~ifivebelieve- i rWill considerably eibeed. that,, ••‘ -. Velne,.before .it • will become ~neeessary to: ..,' •, -. 0 harismute it into money. We ,!think that c all ~, •V: trillagreo ' that'-: - there •iS no -institution 1..4, ; Afincirefwantinginiour largeend . beautiful city , - ' - -' , lll-111 liarr avrcat Bnblie Library, in whiehmayhe •';',''lri itillected for public use,' those works of , litera-'. ...;', -stl,treithd seithice so necessary for intellectual' :,-., i.:iltelopinent. In the magnificent donation of ..-',V•:'. a It'teitush; an, epportimity is afforded to ac •i' II i ,(Orfplitalt an object so much to be desired. 4i' ~. 5 %lei reasons:which should lead'to, the. rejec - oneofssuchc•a , legacy, and thiniZefe.at this 4 , ,gr' eatfn e fie g ood;p` tight certainly to clear, ‘ 4ra,ve and t imperattve. ' ThieJoint ComMittee -4.4tief.'Direetomtand Shareholders.has,given those: T '''' „itnotasigneili , :viongr west nuxidull'ithll.' carefid p l , ri-• ';'•-•','?;- simutiny4.ied: hate :ciiiiie to . 00,'elinclusiOri `':',`l4 , ..lbstkitone•of• - thern separately, nor all . comi.,' .1: - . Lined :Me Mietlitate to shell's result. ' • '.• i Wstint,-•§l'xit,tirsrtmaqtriAnEMitiAlanitaiii Non ..‘,.,..j.; , ,,.. sei:•-•&..i , .. , , , s.si , Pro Itritilsistitio. ' '"'' ''. ' `'.'..'••• The'pri, ricipar. ebjectiren to ' theneetiPtax — ice ' of the legacyParisesfroirithe proposed site - of Ithei•s:Wßidgwayßratieh" Of the. Library. "Itl.s. ~• :• - •tlitielliat the COMmitteewould have preferred • - .'.st mnterecentral siteforthe ; braiding. But the ... . , . is ; , , , -.f .:Dr: Itosliette-frem—the.-e • • prettsed•ViShei`of thetestator duriughie life; es well as fromidi'oWn judgment of the snit. ; .abliiitisti•Of :the' selected site, is indispilieti to change' it. 4. 4. . The committee, 'did not- enter •,, • tafii . tho-cons' ideration 'whether 'the'propiried' ' - site/tlltuhted ae.it is on the' linetit avenue of Philadelphia, might mot at, an earlyfiituie be. surrounded with the:fina;t . ptitilic and'ovate'la , :i',,; i • : siruettires,.! and . thus -, heeefne • nioSt eligible: ' ".i.:t Plecaiisea simple Sedtition ofthe diflicultypte ' :.,1' *exited' itself. , - Thieetris to keel) up and main . "....,. ,4 detaining Libmry nu-its present site,' : ' .Vietaining in• it all books of general circulation; rtYliransfirring to the Ridgway Branch only_sueh . lloiworks As are sought for . by students and pro '.l.-Itlnnter,schola,rs s• and if necessary, erecting a •,.... 1 tare-proof building on our present, or some „., 0 1' 7 Mitally convenient site for the reception and ulestribution.of works of general circulation. WRW , RIDGWAY BRANCH SEPARATE AND SELF , ',... SUPPORTING. . . • ~."- ...Among the other objections to the 'legacy - ~,..1 (1 13 oneithat the Library Company of Philadel " rphia cannot, consistently with the Will of Dr. ~,,41 , 31.neb, retain any portion of their books in . I •Ptheir present building. None of the objections ' - I x- taken semi to us more unsound than this.. The ' ''',. Library Company .of Philadelphia, its pro .•, • - fperty and estate, are totally different things • ' from the "Ridgwayßranch of the Philadel-•• -phis Library." Dr. Rush' distinctly provides it : , .for their always being kept separate and apart. The accounts of the "Ridgway Branch of , the "...• ; library Company of Philadelphia" are by l i I the Will to be keptseparate and distinct from , i . "all• other accounts of said Library /Company." The . books to be pur - n abased for 'it are to be .of . solid, • literary character. In the clause providing \ I for the change of Trustees, incase of abuse of j• the. trust, the books and furniture belonging to 1 the :Ridgway Branch of the Library are, to t, - :gether with the other estate, to be transferred ..... , to the new Trustee. Without keeping the s estate, property. books, &c., of the Ridgway - ti „Branch of the .Library• apart, the Will could , I net be carried into effect. In the opinion of ',,, . the Committee, after the acceptance or Dr. P` 'Rash's legacy - , the Library Company will con time in as full right of its property as it pos sessed before; and in , no' respect will it be •reingled with, or embarassed by, the property • '. of• the trust. . ..- • IMPORTANCE OF IMMEDIATE DECISION. . • It is also urged that the•time has not yet ar .. ~. :rived for the acceptance or refusal of the s'i L . legacy, but that such election is only required • ''', .to be made when the Library Building, in ----tended-by the - Executor toshe -- placed-under , ..• the care of the Library Company of Philadel phia, is erected and completed. This position was not regarded by the Joint Committee as ' : well 'founded. It is true that as part of the , duties of his office the. Executor is directed to erect, a library building, to be placed, when 'finished. in the care and control of the Com pany. But if the Library Company of Phila. tielphia should "omit or decline" the execti non of the trusts of the will, th'en 'the Execu ' *ter is constituted a trustee to "found and endow a Publie Library, entirely distinct from the • Philadelphia Library, to be' named and .s.called the Ridgway Library." The build ,, ing he would erect for the' Ridgway Library .' would necessarily be a different one, in cost ::and extent, from one erected for the Ridgway "--,Branch of the Philadelphia i l ibrary. Surely ,t 7; the Executor , having such a ' double duty to 1 .. perform. cannot under such circumstances, - be required to expend the bulk of the estate I " in a building for the Occupation of the Phila.,- ttelpli:a Library. without knowing whether, when :itch building is completed, the Phil. •delphia Library will accept it, and enter into thaexecutien of the trust. The Joint Cona nt-Nee, therefore, were of opinion that the i • • Riteientor had the legal and moral right at , . onelk.to know what position the Philadelphia I Library intended to assume in regard to the acceptance or refusal of the trust, so as to en . able him to carry out the alternative duty im posed on him by the Will, in the event of a , refusal. . . One or two other objections started may be disposed of in a few words, it is said that , ander the lanunage of the will, . books might , be introduced of questionable morality. But 1 as no 'hooks can be placed on our shelves, ex sent by the consent and with the approbiition • of the Directors, the high, social and moral character of these gentlemen, is a guarantee against such an imaginatiVe danger: yitErnoti or THE comPANY FRom rEctINTARY ' REsPONsIBILITy. There is nothing of praotical value in the notion that the Library Company may incur pecuniary liabilities, in accepting the simple execution of the trusts of the. Will. The es tate is immense, and will come into our hands " tree from debts or liabilities. The only obli gation the Library Company will assume in accepting this trust will be the obligation to execute its duties with fidelity. Your Com mittee therefore advise, that the .first four re, solutions, submitted to the stockholders; be voted on affirmatively. THE FIVTII ItESOLUTION A VIRTUAL REJEC TION. The fifth resolution, if adopted, amounts to a rejection of the legacy, and was, it seems to US, so intended. MemberS; therefore, favor ;able -4mtf the , ~. - ... ,n 3 to accepting the legacy, will of . course write, No, opposite the last resolution. 11 .y..ktox.rxs NOT TO ISIE SENT TO TEE OFFICERS OP TEE COMPANY. i As the vote on the 19th inst. is intended to A i lath& out the unbiassed opinions of the mem „ . Derr, the Directors of the Company and their h,./: i iAbrarian decline to take proxies, and those 0- 1 who'have already signed proxies to vote at the - meetings •of the Company are requested—if .4 4 ' '' . Soot m a e b wle:tOprgoxio t s n e ri s f-Ti to 1 fasvignor e:the sent P t o l ) I ths e th m o:ki_ a ; - 1; , , i ,of acceptance, to forward the same by mail to vi k---------- xt. • either of the undersigned. V'.'-' \'.,. • FRER'..E. FRALEY, No. 417 Walnut street. i 4 . % • 4 EDWARD KING, No. 315 S. Fifteenth street: ;;- ,,, BENJAMIN V. 31 Allan, No. 309 Market street. WX.rW. LONGSTRETR, No. 2017 Chestmit •,;., ' , .i = :I, street. , x Josrmt CensoN, M. D., No. 1120 Spruce fteet. . • . . , . • 'tiler the Pbeedelphia Evvntruz Bulletin.] The Philadelphia Library. ,Although this institution possesses a special interest for its stockholders, yet,as its volumes ~, gee accessible to any bne,its affairs sufficiently l• ' .. katexest tbe public to justify, this, notice in a fei' • „ I,y paper of a question that is to be settled tid,Tuesday next by a stockholders' vote. i ttlf an outsider it will doubtless -appear . sirOp that any objection Should be raised , 4agaiest the acceptance of .a bequest of a rmil ie lof dollars, to be expended in protecting lr,,F biMits and advancing the public usefulness ii: Philadelphia Library. Yet such is the , • , I. tSafe; arid unless counteracted on Tuesday vext, this bequest may, 1, so lost as to be un -: ~...,Uvailahle for the inter(sts of the Library. .: Vibe objections raised by the opponents to : fie action of the 'Directors of the-Library may , )(summed up thus: ' . ,rirst—The proposed location of the fire ,sjpOr tuilding that is to Ter:Live a large pOr- ' " • 1 ' s. THE - DAII+IVEVENING BUJAINTIN-7—PHALADELPHLVEATURDAY , OCTOIi e , ;than the books ;of thec. lAbriti7" distarkt,andont of tlui!tasua.] tralks.of,,thestoeig holders: &eine lok.ol4huilatig.kr.the . Executor Will exiiailstlll'aiete4nest;'So.that ,nothing will be left for the annual expenses of the Library. , . • Third—The responSibility' assumed by the -.,Library.-Company, in accepting the bequest will, require them to pay. taxes and. other charges connected with the bequiest. A. candid examination of 'these objections will show, their captious character and alight basis. irst—The abjection to the distance of the elooation at - Broad and Christian streets is -not based on facts, as may be easily proved byany, one standing at Broad and Wahrut - 4 streets. Thus, from .Broad and iNlTalnut to Broad and Christian . iiiimb6rin • of, the honks on Broad street , being.„ 200 at al- , nut super, and 1100 at chriAtiau street.• F, , cp, Broad and . Wahiut to Fifth' audVirabalitis sqtrares- 7 or fit= No. 500 td 14110. • If the stockholder should be a lady, be walk to the present lecation of , the Library down, Valnut 'street, (games her to . pass till tbeatre,laverns and ether disagreeable places;. whilst that down Chestnut, exposes her to the crowds in front of the Witels,. courts ; _State House awl police Office; whilst the walk to Broad , and Christian 'will be by one of our. ' finest avennes, that is fast becombig the site' of large public and private, buildings. Tl.lO, distance of the proposed site from a central, point is not therefore a valid objection. , But admitting it to be so, , why.,cannot the 'System pawned in London and now being in "traduced intoMadelph'i he so , arranged as to larevept the -necessity of the stoektolder (who objects to the'dietance) being compelled to visit the Library , ?., Under theLondOn eys tem,an order by the desPatcli post or by a city telegraph , will readily cause •the messenger of the Library to tease the.desired 1 . • holder's door and take l the itturned volume to the Libranj, AS is now often done by a private ser . vent. : .t • . This system.of messengers .must eventually 'be introduced as our city grows, whether the Library_continues at its present-location or is `removed elsewhere. . . Second—The Philadelphia Library now has and will continue to have its own funds. .The 'acceptance of Dr. Rush's munificent gift will in no way change the application of these, funds, whilst it will furnish additionalmeans of security for the bookstand extended use fulness to the Library. • The risk of .any reaponsibility incurred by , , the Library ConaltaaKin accepting the Trast is purely imaginary. "\ The Directors of the Libras's , are gentlemen of extended business and legal experience. The stockholders have hitherto been satisfied with their management of their interests, and may certainly continue to confide them in the decision of a question,of this kind. Especially is this title.-of the eminent lawyer who, as executor.. of Dr. Rush's estate, now courteously waits the action, of the stockholders before operforming . hie duty as an executor. For a period of perhaps forty years, he has, as a Director of the Library Company, proved himself a warm friend and judicious counsellor of the Company. Reticent, because wise,there is no reason now to doubt devotion that years have tested ; and naught but the "old fogyism" that clings to old haunts and hesi tates at the , adoption of useful changes because • of their novelty, could create a doubt of his course of action in a measure that is to others AO palpably , for the advancement of the inter ests of the Library. In acting on this important question it is to be hoped that each stockholder. will take the, trouble to vole in per Son on Tuesday next in favor of accepting this generous bequest to promote the interests of the reading portion of our community. A CONSTANT VISITOR OF THE PHIDADRE., FRIA „LIBRARY. tor the Phila. Elyening Bulletin.] • The Rush Bequest. To the Members, of the Philadelphia Library . Company: On Tuesday next you will be called upon to .adept ,or reject certain resolutions then tote submitted to you. Let us consider the prd,ctical effect of either course. The adoption of the resolutions will be such - a command to the Directors that the Execu tor of Dr. Rush.may safely count on the Com pany's accepting whatever he may have ulti mately to offer as the legacy of Dr. Thisll. The rejection of the resolutions will simply place the Company in the position it would have occupied if the meeting of the members bad not been called. The rejection of any particular resolution of acceptance (because the proper time for action has not arrived) is not equivalent to a resolution to reject the legacy, and the omission now to accept what cannot be tendered now is not an omission which may bar an acceptance hereafter. We will assume, then,' that adopting the resolutionswill pledge the Company to accept I,.ltatever the Executor- may have to oiler liereafter,and rejectintl_tbein will be equivalent to doing nothing now. Which course would produce the best practical result? The Executor of Dr. Rush, in his address to the' members of the Company at the meet ing in June last, said that it lie had to build for the - Ridgway Library it Wbuld be a very ditrerent building from what he would build I' tot the Fhiladelphia Library—meaning, no nO doubt, that, the building in the first case n wild be much smaller. ' Suppose the Company . pledgedto accept the legacy, The Exeeutor, in that case; knowing that he w:ts to build for the Philadelphia Li brary, would be hound by the first paragraph of the additional codicil to the will (page 21), in which the testator directs him: After set tin money enongh to secure the lega cies and annuities, "to expend the whole re re:tinder of my estate in the purchase of a lot and the erection of the Library building." ' in the face of that, it is hard to see how the Executor could avoid this course, even if he should wish to do so. : 4 1iould be follow it, lie would have to ten der, and the Company would be pledged to accent a huge building, in a situation so in convenient that the members are unwilling to transfer their collection to it. There would be no fund to pay expenses until the annu ities should fall in. The minuities'(sB,4Bo per annum) would hardly pay the• taxes, and the gift would be in the nature of a white (de phant. Suppose, on the contrary, the members should reject these resolutions, or, iu other words, suppose the Company should resolve to do nothing . now. The Executor in this case, not knowing for which company he was to build, would be compelled to build so as to be prepared for either. He would find his in-_ struct ions to build for the Ridgway Library in the first Codicil to the will (page 15),as follows : "1 wish that the greater part of my estate may be spent in completing the new library building.' Acting in, doubt, therefore, 'he would be _authorized by the will to reserve nearly one -half, of the estate for the 41111,110 Am, books and current expenses. He could, very" readily adopt a plan of a building capble enlarge went, and the result would be that he 'would have to tender to the Philadelphia Library Cenipany a moderate biiildlng - and - a - retmect4= ble residuary fund, which would make the concern 'self-supporting. It. scents clear then that by ,voting down these resolutions we 'Whould secure a large fund for books, and by adopting thein, instead of books,we should get swims. Judge King threatened us with the interpo sition of a Court Of Chaneery to7ionitiertiS to accept, or reject the legacy now. it will be time enough to do so when the Court makes. the order. . The threat amounts to this: that in order to relieve the executor from the slight inconvenience of building o for he knows not uqtont, we shall be compelled 'to accept we know .not what. It, would be hard to find a .Chaneellor, out of New .York,who would make such an order, and even then it is probable such orders are costly. It appears then, front siMple considera tions presented aboVe, • that it ie for the br,sttot ore a e of the Philadelphia Library to do nothing now ; that is, for the members to vote NO on afftheyesolutions proposed. A.l6:ulluit or rim COMMIT/I:IL PITILALIMAiIi A;.O(..itiCACT queutions Conperniug• the itutill nequiest. TO the Editor of the Evening Bulletin : As evory stockholder in the. Philadelphia Libriiry (o1111)ply-considers the newspapers bound to pritltgrittoitously his views upon the Hubj,:ct of the hug 06t , of the late Dr..lluntl. Rush, I ex ,you to Whit rny contribution to the Li- 1232= : _w - ::.~..... ~....,.--~,,....~-.w.-~-.,.~erttior~e„c:2=:+w,:xii~~.:a..,. liiiiiitture in the form 01' 4 irerieti, .!. e 7 - 1;-.. -Ili - there no better Wa yteraectire gdo4; - ; peppier library,,then the IttrlgwaYT, it; truethat • the cllaiwipal, title of the eminenrlestator's ' literary "'ploductiens .is "Vox et pyceterea nilitl?" . , , altogether, proper, that biers, styled in Dr. Itush's will "teachers of dis jointed thinking," should be employed for ills-_ cussing the propriety, of Accepting43i iejectifig ' his hequest • . • , 4.-11 the matter is decided in theliews papers, may not thejoiriture,•of 'the P,hiladel delphia Library. klotutiany•becorne "disjclin-'. the will he he•had thought :a rush for .the•nowspa,- POreswoilldbeithe consequence? • • . • 6;---If any light is wanted on' the silbject, might , nota spiritualist by .'employed to fur- nigh a •Jittle , rush-light—tlirOugh a- proper , Itefipeetfplly submitting these que:itioix§ to stockholders, I am very respectfully „ , , •; , " TA. DI 81,,DCATO. 'IUE:FINE AYLTS:, JAMES S EARLE• & SONS , . . 'kayo now posseesion tho entir4retritces' • - , . • NO. 819 Chestnut Street, . , . Where theism preParedto exhibit their NEW AND FRESH' STYLES .or • LOOKING GLASSES, PICTURE FRAMES; &o 4 'ROGERS' GROUPS, FEW effitmos, • ENGRAVINGS, All West importation!' received since t eir disastrone C. F. HASELTINE'S GALLERIES OF THE FINE ARTS, No. 1125 Chestnut 'Street. A Choice Collection of Paintings On exhibition at the Galleries every day and on MON DAY EVENINGS until Wednesday and!Thursday, Oct. 20 and 21, When they will be sold at Concert Hall, Chestnut St.; above Twelfth. TIIONEAS et SONS. Auctioneers. reYD-I.YrY4 BUDPA.RDS & FENNEMORE, " ' Artists and Photograiohers, HATE OPENED THEIR NEW GALLERIES, No. 920 Arch Street. Call and see tbem. Pictures in every style, and saris faction guaranteed. N. B.—All the- Negatives of REELER & FENNE MORE, late of NO. 5 S. EIGHTH Street, have been re- Alloyed to the New Galleries. len e w -40,13 11,71 P ,A, I N ESTABLISHMENT. The Snbeeribere are now receiving their FALL ASSORTMENT Of new and elegant materials for Parlor, Drawing• Room, Chamber, Library and Dining-Room WINDOW CURTAINS, Comprising the latest Importations and Newest De• signs and Fabrics in RICH PLAIN SATINS, RICH SATIN DAMASKS, BROCATELLES, BROCHE STRIPED TERRYS, SILK TERRYS, COTELINS, ALL , WOOL TERRYS, REPS, DAMASKS, ite Also, a LARGE IMPORTATION of French and Swiss Lace Curtains In very choice eruct elegant designs Made expressly for them, and not to be had elsewhere, to Qualities ranging from the lowest up to the richest and most expensive. ALSO, Carved and Plain Walnut, Ebony and Gilt, Cornices. Shades in Great Varieties. WHITE HOLLAND, COLORED, 'BORDERED, LANDSCAPES, &c., &c. CHINTZES, N. B.,—Tiret•elaee workmen employed to mako and Lang Shades, Draperies, Curtains, dm Ordero executed promptly, and all work warranted. • SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN & ARRISON, 100$ CUESTNUT STREET: osl2 to th 13 12try • YROYOSA~s: TREASURY DEPARTMENT, SEPTEIII3EII 2Ath, 1860. SEALED PROPOSALS will be 'received at this Department up to 12 M„ 'MONDAY, November Ist, for the building and fitting of four Steamers for the Revenue Marine. Bid ders to furnish their own specifications; the same to be submittedto a board of officers, the Department reserving the right to reject all, if not from competent and responsible parties. ' Speed being of great importance, the De partment has adopted this cc:tunic to invite competition, and will require the bidders to 'furnish drawings in detail of hull and ma chinery, with models- complete , and the par ties to whom the awards are made shall give bonds with sufficient sureties for the .proper performance of the work, according to the speetticatiOns, mo - leis,, tic ., , approved, - The vessels will be of the following dimen sions : Propeller of iron—hermaphrodho brig riged. Le g ngth, 170 feet on load line. Breadth of beam, 28 feet, moulded. Depth of hold, •15 feet, amidships._ Draft of water, loaded, not to exceed 13 feet. Sidi3-Wheel steamer, iron or woOd--hermaph - rodite brig-rigged. Length, 165 feet on 'nod line. • Breadth of beam, 28 feet, moulded, Depth of hold, 12 feet. Draft of .water not to exceed 8i lett, loaded. Two small steamers, of wood. Length, 150 feet on load line. Breadth of beam, 26 feet, moulded. Depth of hold, 9 feet. Draft of water.not to exceed 5i feet, loaded. Propeller to have one direct-acting engine; Large side-wheel steamer, one oscillating or beam engine ; Two small steamers, beam engine. • Speed to be guaranteed. • GEO. S. BOUTWELL, • - He 24 f s toc2sfl Secretary of the Treasury. _-, JOG D G E.lt WOSTEWHOLII'I3 it, POCKET KNIVES, PEARL and STAG HAN , DbES of beautiful kWh,' RODGERS' and WADE )1 BUTCHER'S and t e CELEBRATED LECOULTEB. itAVOR. SCISSORS IN CASES of tho finest anAliti - Razors, Knives, Sri ksors avid Tablo Cutlery, ground adi porishod. EAR INSTRUMENTS of tho wont approved constrnction to ansfst tho hearing, at P. AMARA'S, Cutler and Surgical Instrument Maker, 136 Tenth litiottl 'below Chestnut. . myl-tf it • . ;Y. 1.1 220 STItEETr -- • • THOS. KEN N ED Y & BROS. RICH FEATHERS • kexio - :' • ' , FRENCH NOyELTI . . Open trig., J. G. MAXWELL,. S. 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Real Thread and .Guipure Laces, Roman and 'lain Ribbons and Sashes, Paris Jewelry, neatest styles of Jet, Gold and Shell, the rarest and most elegant ever offered. flair Banda, Combs and Regal Nets. • Drees and Cloak Trimmings, the most tastefnl that are to be secured in the French metropolis, wholesale and reStairidl. al Veils and Wreaths. Rid Glaves,76 cents and al par pair. Exclusive_ agent for Mrs. EL Work's celebratbd system for cutting ladies' dresses, enegnes,baisquesAc. mylafrp NEW CARPETINGS. McCA_LLUM CREASE & SLO AN , N 0.509 CHESTNUT STREET. Imiarters and Retailers of CA. it 1P 1E INGS, Of every description. • FALL IMPORTATIONS. NEW .13.73SIGNmr s dnETI L Ei rETS,6,4 WIDE. In original and exclueive patterns. 1,000 Pieces Brussels, ' Of the beet 'English manufacture, of new and novel styles, many of them designed expressly for a , . 1,000 Pieces Crossley Tapestries All the noweststyles. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN OIL CLOTHS. 'IIicCALLIUM, CREASE & SLOAN'S Carpeting and Oil Cloth. Warehouse, No. 509 Chestnut Street, Phila., Opposite Independencii Hall . se7tnllie9m rp4 RTALS. NEW CARPETS. AXMINSTERS, WILTONS, VELTETS, BRUSSELS, 3 PLYS AND INGRAINS, Venetians, Druggets, Oil Cloths, &c. LAMEADCDIVI 910 ARCH STREET. se22 3mrp • 'CRETONNES. 1124 CHESTNUT STREET. AMERICAN, SWISS AND ENGLISH WATCHES . AT CLARK & BIDDLE'S, ,special -Agents in Philackiphia for AMERICAN WATCHES, Made by M. Howard & (le., Baden. To • - l'4T Cr , R7EADY , BOOTS AND SHOES 33 S. Sixth Street, abovtBctetttglt; --- Cilt - N.ATMENTAL - IR - OP T WORKti: - GALVANIZED and Painted WIRE GUARDS, for toro fronts and windows, for factory and wareboneo windows, for churches and cellar windows. IRON and WIRE RAILINGS. for balconiee, °does, cemetery and garden fences. • Liberal allowance mado to Contractors, Builders and .Carponters. All orders filled with promptness and work guaranteed. • ROBERT WOOD tt CO., 1136 midge Avenue, Phila. je3o to th a ()mu§ i. • IAULLINER * O OS.. Open To-Day A LARGE INNTOIOB Whole'male arid Retail. SPECIAL ••;:..';P,,JF.°E.:I,wr..IN . G7. oP Trimmed Bonnets & Hats, TRIMMINGS AND PATTERNS. HAT BACKS AND TOWEL RACKS. RICH SASH AND TIE RIBBONS. STYLES CARPETINGS, &C. WATIMES, - JEWELRY, &C. BOi . A FALL. STYLES FOR iGENTLEMEN. BARTLETT, WIRE WORK. „1869. nuz-ritoor sAfts. ,JORING'S The Banking OfiTarlee Art Gallery. . - rII.77.ADELPIIIA, September 1.1e89 Meters. FAItitILL,IIEURING & _ . • . . • = • 629 CHESTNUT Street. lUNTLICMEN We have just examined, with the very groZtest satisfaction; our safe, purchased of you some' years ago, and which' paeecd through our destructivi taro of Jest night.... We find the contents, without exception; OPtirely nn harmed, merely slightly:damp, and we feel now in a con dition to commence our business again, having every Book perfectly Safe. We shall in a few days rem:tiro a larger one, and will call upon YOU. Very Respectfully, ~ " , • JAMES EARLE & SONS... PUILADEVPHIA, Atigllld 71,1869: 3:11316.9119. rAIMEL, Ilannixo & Co. GENTLYZAMi : In the year IBM I nnfortunately was in btisiness in the Artisan Building. :which was destroyed by Bre on the leth of April. I had then in tOivilat imppeted was a Fire-proof Safe, but upon 'opening itj ' found everything was deirtroyed,and fireburning therein. You will recollect, gentlemen, there was -several of your safes in that fire, abut several in the Are : at Sixth and Commerce streets, the next May, five weeks, after wards, all of Which npan being opened proved they were fire -proof indeed, for I witnessed' the Opening'of the most of them, and in for, carte the contents 'Were Pmerved, Rhiie safes of other makers were partially or entirely destroyed. at once concluded to have some thing that I. `Could depend Upon, and purchased ono of your safes: • The safe I purchased of you at that time was subjected to white heat t which was witnessed by several gentle men-thatresido-in the oeighborhoodlat_ll ou_destruction of ray Marble Paper factory, 921 Wallace street, on the afternoon and evening of the Pith bast. After digging the safe from the rains, and opening it this morning, I was munch pleased to , find' everything, consisting of books, papers, money and silverware, all right. I shall want another of your safes as soon as I can get a place to continue my business in. I conid not rest contented with any other make of safes. RL CIIAES WILLIAMS, Marble Paper Manufacturer. HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFES, the most reliable protection from fire now known. HER RING'S NEW PATENT BANKERS' SAFES, cam haidened vied and Iron, with the Patent Frankiinite, or SPIEGEL EISEN, furnish a resistant againet boring and cutting tools to en extentkeretofore unknown. Farrel, Herring & Co., Philadelphia. Herring, Farrel & Sherman, No. 251 Broadway, corner Murray St., N. Y. Herring & Co., Chicago. Herring, Farrel & Sherman, New Orleans. an2B I .ti FURNITURE, &V. GEO. J. HENKELS , CABINET MASER, 1301 and 1303 CHESTNUT STREET. ESTAMILISHED 141414. Good Furniture at the lowest possible price. isial 2m FURNITURE. T. & J: A. HENKELS, AT THEIR IkIEW STORE, 1002 ARCH STREET, Are now selling their ELEOANT FURNITURE at very rctinceti yrict-H. eeZ3mrp4 SEWING MACHINES. t: l j MHEELER & lIILSOTS 94, Machines ? FOR SALE ON 1 -1 iIASY PAYTaiENIS, 914 Chestnut Street. v d 4 PETERSON & CARPENTER, - 014 GENERAL AGENTS. 024 st th lyry LUM.BEft. MAULE , BROTHER & CO., 2500 Sonth Street. 1869 PATTERN gN MARS.Tg 1869. CHOICE; SELECTION cqt , IdICIIIOAN CORK PINE FOlt PATTERNS. 1869.SPEIZTE A M fEII.IO. 9869. LARGE SI MIK . 1869 FLORIDA FLOURING. 1869. CAROLINA FLOORING. VIRGINIA FLOORING. DELAWARE FLOORING' ASII FLOORING. WALNUT FLOORING. HLOBIDA 1869. 1 QC(] FLORIDA tgTglflO()AtILD RAIL PLANK. RAIL PLANK. 1869 WALNUT ja(eDl3 ANDIB69. AIANUT AL BOAR T BRD DS A OA NDS. PLANK, WNU WALNUT PLANK. ASSORTED NOR CABINET MAKERS. BUILDERS, .tO. 1869. ux Dii l tja..E RS' 1869. fiNDERTAKERB' LUMBER. RED CEDAR. WALNUT AND PINE. 1869. "t - EsA7m craile. 1869. ASH. WHITE OAK PLANK ANH-BOAHDB.-• _ HIOHORY. • 1,869. 9 " (11a - 13CAN Zz TLU' G. NORWAY S OANT LINO. : 1869. CEDE` CEDAR S tgINGUS. 1869. CYPRESS SHINGLNIIL ES. 1.869 . LARGE TMENT. • FOR BALELOW. " PLASTERING LATIL• 4869' .1.6109 PLASTER:IAG LATH: • • . NA101:314 BUOTHEiIii CO_ • , WOO SOUTH STREET. • Lumber 'Under Coveat 4 , • ALWAYS DRY. Walnut, White Pine, Yellow Pine, Borneo, Hemlock. t3bingles, &c., always on hand at low rates. WATSON & GILLINGHAM, 924 Richmond Street, Eighteenth Ward. mh29-Iy§ AIRULOW PJNE LUMBER.—ORDERS for cargoes of every description Sawed Lumber exe cuted at short noticc-41. mility subject to inspection. Apply to 'EDW. ROWLEY.I6 South Wharves. feed 11C1TELS: cAltn'S COTTAGE; • :41 - OPEN ALL tHE Y P E A A P I T t l a r dl l4 l) Th • • SPOrtallell and others desiring te spend any time nt the Seashore, timing the fall and winter mom - we, Will find at Mix horse every convenience and comfort. Guns , fiShing tackle, Mc, c , nu be obtained at the POTTAGE. ee29 w e 2sao§ . FRANI( CAR it, Proprieter _GOiDtiti. -EAGLE I'IIRNACES. VI=EI Cubic feet of apace thoroughly heated by 8 medium-sized Golden Eagle Furnaces at United !Rates Naval Aeyltunr Philadelphia. It is three years since the above Furnaces' were in-. 2., vented and offered‘tm the pnblic. 'The advantages they Combine have glv'en them amost signal success. Already in our city it has takon tini load, • AND THE DEMAND 'CAN • SCARCELYBD The community aro assured.that thaeseential features which have glyarr the Golden :Menlo such, unbounded popularity are not found in any other furnaces now ex- An ezuninationle epiicitodi•"" ' • SEND FOR. ILLIIBTVATED CATAIOGVB. dtE.A.6. 7iATILL±AMS NOs. =1132' AND 1134 MARKET STREET sell s to th Ttnens COAL OIL ' LAMPS, From our own Manufactory, Camden,' New Jersey. COULTER, JONES &. CO. "'I . MJSCELLANEOUM. COOKING iUNGEs. 1 -4C 1 50 00 PERFECT SIIG'OEI3B. GAS FIXTURES.,: • .. the Celebrattatiftwinfac : Mitchell, Va%ce & do., New York, and Tucker Munufacturing Co., Boston. And every variety or 702 ARCH STREET, PIIILADELPHIA. 6445-3 m rp FRED. SYLVESTER, REAL ESTATE BROKER, 20S SOUTH FOURTH STREET. oal4 WOOD FOR SALE! The subscilpr will offer at kpblip Saki, stt, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, 'On Thursday, October 2e.th. le69i At 10 o'clock, A. M., THE WOOD AND TIMBER On Ida tract of FINE .11IINDEED AND ,FIFTY ACHIM, Situated near the Railroad, Middle Township, Cane /HIV eountY. New Jersey, four miles below the Court Row, in lots of from twenty to thirty acres. each. Dozenth Tomlin, at Green Creek, will show the timber. TERktfi—Gne-fourth Gash ; balance in six and twelve months, with interest and fWettrity. Leases of two jean, given. j. }FISHER LEAMING, - 20 STRA.WDERILY Street. - *ell fa FITLER, WEAVER & UO. NEW CORDAGE FACTORY NOW IN ruiL OPEIIA.TION; No. 22 fi.WATICE treet and 23 N.DELAWABJE averma PLUMBING. %VI%I. G. JEUE3ECPALDS, 1221 MARKET STREET, PUILADELPHIA Steam and Gas fitting, Eland Power and Steam laps, Plumbers' Msrble and Soapeton:• Work. Terra Cotta Pipe, Chimney Tops, dca., wholesale and retail. Samples of finished work may be seen at my store. rot timli Lt:t )4NVISi• . 01 the I”tem and meet Lcauiitcl ct,eigwi,und all other tilate work on hand or made to order. • Factory and SaIeerooms,SIXTEENTII and CALLOW. lIILL Streets • WIr.S.O.N SI MILLER. ttlal fan; GROCER/ES, LIQUORS, 8c t.. NEW MESS MACKEREL IN MITTS. ALBERT C. ROBERTS DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES, Corner Eleventh and Vine Streets. NEW MESS SHAD AND SPICED Salmon. Tongues and Bounds, in prime order, just received and for Nile at COUSTY'S East End Grocery No. 118 South Second street. below Chestnut etreet. rhiteitE SPIOE - 81GROUND A_ND WHOLE —Pure English Mustard by the pound —Choice ' Wine and Crab Apple Vinegar for pickling ha store, and for sale at COUST 1(14 Eat3t End Grocery, No. 118 South Beoond street, below Chestnut street. NEW GREEN GINGER.-400 POUNDS of choice Green Ginger in store and for soloist COIISTY'S suet Nod Grocery, No. 118 South Smola street, below Chestnut street. NITHITE BRANDY FOR PRESERVING. —A choice article' just received and for saleat po ',STY'S Neat End Grocery, No.llB South Second ' litreet, below Chestnut strcet. 8 0 I:FP B.—T OM AT 0, PEA., 31001 K Turtle and Juillen Soups of Boston Club Marini's°. titre, one of the finest articles for pie:nice and waling parties. For sale at COMITY'S East End Grocery, No: lltS South Second street. below Chestnut street. NEW PUBLICATIONS. NEW BOOKS .American Sunday School Union. THE VOYAGE OF THE WHITE FALCON. By tho author of a:ferry the Missionary &o. 00 cents. Full of intorestino incident!! and neoful information. TWENTY-FIVE. CENTS; br, The Gratefrit Irish Boy. lfano., cloth, 40 cents. OILED FEATHER BOOKS, 3d•Series; On not Knowing when One is Wall Off,—Upon "Ormarlir.g," —Ou Letting One's Self Alone. Paper. 6 cents ouch. NORA'S LIFE AT DERNOLEUGH. 00 cts. Jusfpnbllshed and for sale by the ANER/CAN SUNDAY-R(3100L 1122 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. • oc6-tu th eat IE IL OSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A. P now conrbe of Lectured, RR delivered at the NOW orlt Itinseum of ..Anatomy; entbracing the subjucts2 now to Live and w. &t Live for; Youth, Alatnrity and Old Age; Manhood generally reviewed; the Canso of In digesuon, Flatulence and Nervous 'fliseithem accounted for; bfarringe Philosophically.' (lonsitlered,i&o., do. Pocket volumes containing. therm Lectures will ho for warded, post paid, on receipt of ^5 cents, by addressing V. A. Leary, Jr.'. Sent-beast corner of Fifth and \Vafti streets. 'Philadelphia. 11328.1y5 . TI p ..A.CEESE.A.II" INVOICE OF NOR . TON'S cvlul.ratv,l Piny l nplo f?1,0...pe doily ex po;tecl , awl for Fide Ipy JIM. It. It eSSIE A CO.. Solo 4geuts rt"~-~ .--- ~._ '.j - $ :.~ r TIE t IILMILAPJLICI 161111131AUT. IfspoLmotes health has so far improved - 'that', on Thursday, he went ont'on a hunt. . ' lk COMMITTEE of the Cortes warmly corn ,mend the arrest of penera Plerrad, at Tarra- Tut'. Oven - intent - troops have proved victo ' rious in several conflicts with the Spanish in •kugents in Cat,alonla and Granada. Iris reported in .Madrid that, the insurgent leaders have set Cartagena on fire. GovEituoit liorrHAN, of New York has appointed November 18 as Thanksgiving Day. Anmn:Ar. FAHrieouT bad improved yester day, but was not out of danger. r• JEFF. DAVIS sailed from Baltimore for New Orleans yesterday. , THE Ritchie Coal Oil Distillery, near Balti more, was burned yesterday. Loss, $1,5,000. WllA.taat PARKIN69.V, state ComPtroller of Nevada, died at Carson City on 'rtittrsday. Franck: /tumuli is in Ottawa, and hist night, attended a ball given by the Governor-General. THE rresident yesterday visited:the battle • field of Antietam. Ile was accompanied. by Gen. f_ 4 lterman and Secretary Cox. ' kr is said a rednetiou. of the Spanish tinily, - .will be propoSed at the, iteit 'tie'ssion of the ' . , Cortes.. , 1 1111{Ef; itepubllezut papers. published, hi Madrid have been sUppre,sSed, . and two others are nuclei prosecution: • Tiir.ruintirJof the death of Gen. GaStelte, who commanded a division of Cuban insur gents, 4:eonfirmed by a Havana despatch. Yerger case was argued- yesterday in the it. S.-Supreme Court. Upon the conclu sion of the arguiperit:the Court adjourned until Monday. Dunk-despatch states that "rumor re abroad that Napoleon intends to establish a corp of observation on the frontier and have caused much excitement." ' - Ix THE Southern Commercial Convention at "touisville, yesterday, resolutions favoring the improvement of the Mississippi, and repeal of the law relating to land tax in the South, were adopted. A report was adopted providing. for the reduction and equalizing of taxation. Tiu Civilta Cattolica; of Ronie, 'says the Bishops have been summoned to the Council not to deliberate on and decide'questions by a' vote of.the majority, but to ratify decisions al= ready. resolved upon by the Sovereign and fallible . Pontiff. NEGOTIATIONS with the rebels at Valencia, Spain, are progressing. A brief delay has been gninted„and a time fixed within which they may submit and receive full pardon ; but should they hold out after the time expires their lives will be forfeited. DukiNG the debate in the Spanish Cortes yesterday on the resolution thanliing , the de fenders. of Spanish authority in Cuba, Gen. Prim declared the home government only awaited a favorable result of the conflict there to accord all reforms and liberties required. ' Sum:AL citizens, prominent in the Repub lican party, have been arrested in Madrid. A petition from the bishops praying that the in surgents in Valencia be allowed to capitulate bas been refused. More fighting is•reported in Catalonia and Grenada. The troops have been victeriotiS. It is calculated that there are 20,000 armed insurgents in the field. ' AVFAIIIS IN SPAIN. A Tyrannical Circular—The Cuban Be. inforcedsenta—The Sickles Trouble. A Madrid, letter to the'New York Times contains the ollowir4: _ , The Government, through Selior Sagasta, Minister of Governacion, has put out another tyrannical circular, which is intended to have the effect of closing all the Republican clpbs. It forbids all vird.s or expressions in public meetings or a.ssociationS, to the Republic, or contrary to the monarchical order of things ! ' All . clubs are to suspend their sessions until they send a copy of their rules, and have them approved by the Government! This circular is almost a duplicate -df some of the produc dons of Gonzales Bravo—in fact, the liberty Spain achieved this day last year is fast disap pearMg, and if another revolution is not quickly installed;will die out altogether. It is intended to disarm all volunteers in the coun try on one pretext or another, and then there will be no bulwark left, to defend the rights and liberties of the people. The army will play into the hands of its masters, who will give to Spain. jtit as much oi• as little •• liberty" as suits their personal riews : traiiBet gloria 7111trldi Cr - BAN N.CATTI-A:s. The 24,0(*) men who were to have been by this time on their way to Cuba, have not gone, and I queaion whether there be any real in tention to send half that 'lumber. Up to date, at the very outside, 6,00tt or ';',oof/ have sailed. and I base reason to think the total Will not• be inctteised beyond 10.nou. Every .day the Government publish aeeounts of favorable telegrams just received frfAn General Caballero de itodas. which reneat the oft-told story of the decline of the instmection, and the success of the Spanish arms. On Monday, President Rivero convened all the editors of papers he eould get together, and 'told them they could publish to the country the glorious news that General Sickles's note had been' withdrawn. Accordingly Epoca, and all the monarchical papers, together with one or two Republican ones as well, announced the fact yesterday, all with more or less com ment, and some with great eulogies of General SiekleS, while others thanked his Government for ordering him to do it. The DiscuBsion, however, in an article on subject, says President Fiver° did not in vite its editors, and for this act of discourtesy it gives the lie to the statement. The Discus sion is right. The report is only another added to the long list °l'll - lose concocted, now on this and now on your side of the water, to in fluence public opinion on the Stock Exchange. I can safely assert that the note is not, with ' drawmand will not be withdrawn. Then ittas been said the United States Government has disapproved General Sickles's act. This is en tirely false, as is also the statements made in the New York papers and telegraphed over here to the effect that General Sickles had tele graphed to Washington a picture of the state of public feeling excited here by his note, and an intimation that France, Austria and Russia would probably help Spain in preserving , her hold on Cuha. , ' Gen eral Sickles never telegraphed one word of the kind. ( Even the report that his offer of the friendly mediation of the .United States had been refused, is not strktly true. The fact the Spanish Governinent have "put ofl" formal answer to that, hoping in the mean:- time to crush the insurrection. • They • have however, told him personally that they bad sent out orders to 'endeavor to create less causes for eomplaint on the score of humanity M the conduct of the war, and assured him due compensation and apology would event- . tally be made in every case of wrong or injus; tice to, United StAites citizens. The General is onextremely friendly terms with the Regent, and with Senor Silvelo, the Minister of. State, as a4with PriM and the other nieMberS of the Government, who have already learnt toreco,g tnize iu him a man in whose eyes Spanish diplo macy may try , in Vain to throw dust. • • 1 MP 0 li`r A I: 1 ON S. Reported for the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin. LIVERPOOL—Ship Emily alcNear, Scott—d 99 sacks salt 3 bales sacks A Kerr & Bre; 105 tcs - blch4 powder 94 casks soda salt Churchman & Co; 73 casks soda ash Yar- Trimble; Cd do EC/Wier, Crampton & Co; 13 do S 05 Beeves d: lion; 35 pkg,li ottiv; Jr bbormau; 39 do As btiry & Young; 23 do - Burgess & Goddard; 5 cs - gtm wadi .1 C Grubb 3; Co; 30 grindstones II ]Heston; 4 pi:go mdse 'D' - Landreth & Son; b do hdw Biddle Ilardwaro Co; I cask chains Boyles & Darbyo plcgo mdse J G Rouse; 3do Alnstin & lion; I do W. Citadel . ; 29 bales .5 , 301 Lance "Walker & CO; 1600 sacks Halt 313 boxo3 tin platos tons pig iron 45:1 iron rails 1069 old rails 155 drums 40 . Ibis .caustle Hoch 120 cilia soda I,sh 210 this soda crystals 5 crates - 01w 91 bags noise order, MOVEMENTS TO Or Al OCE IIIIVAIiN ST/EA:11 I :ES. Film! voR .oloogow...New York SHIP. (-4•1111filli • Oily of Dablin...../Latworp.../f ow T r ......—:—..00. 9 Teotonia Hatnburg-Now 0rk.;...... .. ......;;;00t.' , " 'lama Souttransmon..:New 0rt.L1.... . . . 4.:...ifi1tl 6. Siberia-. .. .. . ... z....Liv.ernool..:New York via A4-...0ct. 9, oof Antwerp"" Liverpool... Now York. -' Oct. 7- . Europa. Glasgow-New York. Oct. 9 Bobtail' ilavre...Nqw York.-.......-....0ct. .L 9 Virginia.. 4.... LiverpOol....NOw Yorlt-... IL ........../tt. 9 Vof BoRituore...Livorpool.i.New Ydrk lia r . x,..., JfITH' ' _ _ Offlite.4NOW Toritt.....Urt• il l , 'Pereire - - Brert.:.Now York - Oct. 91 Cella. t London DE New?ork...--- Oct. 9 TO P Etna • New York... Liverpool via Ilia's-Oct-0 Sileaia Now York-Jima um' Oct. 19 nu sofa Now lour-Liverpool— Oet. 20 Idaho New York-Liverpool....-..- Oct. 20 Columbia Now York-Havana ~..oet. 21 O. of Antwerp.-Now York... Liverpool '-'...0ct.23 France .....New York-LivenuK o l..- . ...... --Oct. 23 Tripoli . Now York... Liverpool ' ' Oct. 23 Columbia ' , New York,..Ginegow Oct. 23 Merrimack iew York-. 11,10 Janeiro, etc....-..OCt. 23 Toutonia . New York... Hamburg Oct. 21 Iloleatia - Now York-Hambure -.004.26 • BOAR OF. 'RADE. T. 8,11 • q. C. J. liB P FkifitN t ..! Id LI 0 TIIONAs C. lie ND. Ora OledMallt. . . . . COMMITTEE ON ARBITRATION'. J. O. Junco, E. &Bonder, . Wm. W. Pall Geo. L. Bueby. Thomas L. Galeipte. ' Fowl' OF PIIILADKLPHIA-;OCT. 16. 6 7 12 i Sara. L 191 HIaa,WATBR. 10 21. , • ARRIVED YESTERDAY. -Ship Emily Itlcßear. Scott, 36 days from Livewpool: Pith mdse to John R Penrose. , Experiencedheavy '.'westerly. gales the first 16 days out; shipped meeh water' Shifted cargo, stove boat, broko the wheel and au-stained Other damage. . Steamer Black Diamond, lllO . rodith.24 hours from New Ydric; with mdse to W M blaird A Co. StaamerC Comstock,Drake, 24 hours from New York; with mdse-to W 111 Baird dc Co. Bohr Ontario, Speagne, 6 ,dare (rota Boston, in ballast td Warren Zs Greg. Schr Minnie Grilling Grilling. 41 days from Middle tOwn. Ct. In ballast to Lennoxß it urgess. • Schr E 111 Bloxaom, Illsxsom, 1 day from Lebanoa,Del, with grain to Jae L Bewley & Co. CLEARED YESTERDAY. Steamer Juniata, Iloxie, New Orleans, ' and Southern Nail SS Co. Steamer J W &sermon, Hinckler, Clutrleston, E A So* .4 der do Co. Steatuer , Wyoming—Teal,-SeTfitmab, , Philadelphia mai ' Southern hiall.BS,Vu., Steamer It Willing. Cundlif. Baltimore, A Groves, Jr. I Bark East Lomond (130, Bailik, Liver pob W Brookie.' Bflg - J - Blkkmore,tier r , Uardunae,Flarren-AlWeTfg, Brig Minnie Traub, True, Portland, J Rommel,Jr.Aßro, HAVRE DE GRACE!. 0et..15. The following boats left here this morning, laden and' consigned as follows: ri Ideiy B Davie with lumber to D B Taylor At Son; D' B Clough, do to ' Wilmington; 4no lietzel, do to Chester: MYMOINDA Ship , 'mortal. Taylor,. fro New York 20th May, at Ban Francisco 14th inst.. •—• Ship Anahuac, Cook, sailed from San 'Francisco 14th , Inst. Inr Liverpool. Steamer Prometheus, Gray, sailed from Charleston „yesterday for thie. po - 4 Steatner.Sherruan; Q u ick;at New Orleans 13th Instant from New York. Steamer Zoe (Br), Clark, cleared at Savannah llth lust for Liverpool. Bark Crusoe, for Delaware Breakwater in 10 days, WIN at Sagua 28th ult. Brig Protean, Drislco„ hence at Portsmouth 10th inst. , Brig ('atawba, Havener, hence for tialdm, a 4 Holmes'l 8010 I'M 13th inst. Brig Eaglet ( Br), Tooker from Leghorn 20th Aug. at 1 Boston 14th inst. Brig Sportsman. Morton, for this port in 5 days, vase ;" at Saguia 28th ult. - Brig. Herald, Loughlin, hence at St Jag* 24th ult. • Brig Renshaw. Sylvester, for Delaware Breakwater s was at Sagua nth silt. Brig Lizzie Batchelder, on her way from Key West for Caitinrien, was chartered at Havana to load 600 hhds sugar at Caibarien for Portland, at ;54.k perllo gallons. tschr Carolina C Smith, sailed from Teuntoh 12th imit.l for this port. Seta T J Tinfton. Tapley, htuce at Portsmouth 12th instant. KOM= Ms=6== • • ochre W W Pharo„;JaCkaway't Mary Weaver, Weaver, and E A Conkllng. hence, below Boston 14th inst. Behr E J lieraty, Meredith, cleared at 80f4012 14th fact. tar this port. Behr Ilyne, Glover, hence at Rockland 10th inst. Schr Fawn, Bacon, hence at Gardiner 12th inst. Seim Mary It Frances, Boyle, hence at Richmond 13th Instant. J Ricardo Jova, Little, - cleared at Georgetown,. DC. Fitll 'net. for Galreeton. Seim Watauga, hence at Savannah yesterday BY TELEGRAPH.] p.el. 15—Passed out this P.M. bark Sam Sheppard, for Cienfuegds.and brig Alta Yela, for Wil mington, NO. MARINE MISCELLANY. The Br bark East Lomond, cleared yesterday for Li verpool by Wm Brockle, takes a cargo of V 1,699 bushels wLeat and 1;01:1Lagy 'oilcalte. , .ateannerAme.riCa,_ 'odo -reParled. adLore all Poplar bland, got MT at 93d ott Tbnreday mortting, all right. NVA N TED BY ANEX_PERIENCED Lady in bonsekteping, a situation. Beet. city , v.terente given and requed.Addrivie ofliee. • r FOR BOSTON .--ISTEAM SHIP LINE DIRECT. BAILING FROM EACH PORT EVERY Weddesday atilt Saturday. FROM PINE STREET WHARF, PHILADELPHIA, AND LONG WHARF, BOSTON. Pitow PHILADELPHIA 18031B0gTON. NORMAN„ Saturday, Oct. 2 ROMAN, Saturday, Oct. 2 ~ ARIES. R ednesday, " 6 SAXON, Wednesday, " 6 ROMAN. Saturday, " 9 NORMAN, Saturday," 9 SAXON, Wedneeday, " 13,ARIES,Wednesday, " 13 NORMAN, Saturday, " 161ROMAls ?Saturda " 16 ARIES, Wednesday ," SAXON, Wednes da y," 29 ROMAN, Saturday, " 23 NOR MAN Satuan,y, " SAXON, Wednesday " 27 ARIES. Wedney, gy NORMAN, Saturday," 30 ROMAN, Saturday, " These Steamships sail punctually. Freight received every day. Freight forwarded to all For Freight or Passage apply to HEN' PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND AND ' NORFOLK STEAMSHIP LINE. THROUGH FREIGHT AIR LINE TO THE SOUTH AND WEST. EVERY SATURDAY above MARKEtreet. THROUGH RATES to ail points in North and South Carolina via Seaboard Air-Line Railroad, connecting at Portsmouth, and to Lynchburg, Va.: Tennessee and the West via Viri,inia and Tennessee Air-Line and Rich mond and Danville Railroad. Freight HANDLED BUT ONCE,and taken at LOWER RATES THAN•ANY OTHER LINE. The regularity, safety and cheapness of this route commend it to the publit as the moat desirable medium for carrying every description of freight. No charge for commission, drayage, or any (aye/leo:40r transfer. steamships insure at lowest rates. Freight received DAILY. WILLIAM P. CLYDE ,k CO. No. 12 South Wharves and Pier No. 1 North Wharves.. W. P. PORTER, Agent atitichmond and City Point. T. P. CROWELL Agents at Norfolk. 131 - 11LADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN 2 4 1A1L STEAMS.'HIP, COMPANY'S REGULAR LINES FROM QUEEN STREET WHARF. The JUNIATA will 'mil for NEW ORLEANS, on Saturday. Oct. hi, at 8 A. M. Th,• YAZOO will soil from NEW ORLEANS, via 'HAVANA, on Oct. !Rh. The 'WYOMING Will sail for SAVANNAH on Saturday, Oct. 16, at 8 o'clock A. M. The TONAWANDA will sail front SAVANNAH on Saturday, Oct. 16th. The PIONEER will sail for WILMINGTON, N. C.,on Thursday, Oct. 14. at 8 A. al; Through bills of lading signed, and passage tickets sold to alloints South and Vest. BILLS of LADING SIGNED at QUEEN ST. WHARF. For freight or_p.issage, apply to WILLIAM L. JAMES, Get eral Agent, • . 110 South Third street. jj VOTICE.—FOR NEW YORK, VIA DEL- L\ AWARE AND RARITAN CANAL EXPRESS STEAMBOAT COMPANY. The CHEAPEST and QUICKEST water communica tion between Philadelphia and Few York. Steamers leave daily from first wharf below Market street,. Philadelphia, and foot of Wall street, New York. Goods forwarded by all the lines running out of New York—North, East and West—free of Commission. Freight received and forwarded on accommodating terms. 'WM. P. CLYDE At CO. Agents, No. 12 South Delaware avenue, Philadelphia. JAS. HAND Agent, No 119 Wall street, New York: NEW EXPRESS LINE TO AL EX.A.N- Ma, Georgetown and Washington, D. C., via Ches apeake iin4Delaware Canal, with connections at Alex andria from the most direct route for LynchbUrg, Bris tol. KnOXVilles liastivillo,Dalton and the Southwest. titeamers leave rognlarly from the first wharf above Market street, ever Saturday at noon. Freight received daily. WM. r. CLYDE & CO., N 0.13 South Viarves and Pier 1 North Wharves. B IDE & TYLE ,rAgents at Georgetown. M. ELDRIDGE & CO., Agents at Alexandria. Va AT ()TIC E—F R NEW YORK, VIA DEL .L' aware and Raritan Canal—Swifteure Transporta tion Company—Despatch and Swiftsure Lines. The business by those Lines will be resumed on and after the Bth of March. For - Freight, which will be takifn on accommodating terms, apply to WM. Di. LUIiD & CO.. ]d2 South Wharves. DELAWARE AND CHESAPEAKE Steam Tow-Boat Company.—Barger towed between Philadelphia, 'Baltimore, Havre de Grate, Delaware City and intermediate pointer-- AVM. Y. CLYDE & CO.,Agente; Capt. JOHN LAUGH LIN, Sup't .0111ce. 12 South Wharree, Philadelphia% IVOTICE.-FOR NEW YORK, VIA DEL -1.11 AWARE AND RARITAN CANAL. SWIPTHURE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. tI i :I I 2I I Z T ORieIe I IECT '‘ VIIM I R IB Wand aftor Slut /No of March. For froight,_which will be takon o accommodating tome, apply to WIC BAIRD 1t CO., . No. =South Wharves. CASTILE SOAP—GENUINE AND : VERY superior -200 boxes just landed from bark Idea, and for sale by ROBERT SHOEMAKER & OS., Importing :Druggists, N. IL corner Fourth and Race etreete. TIRTJO(÷I3TS.,WILLITLND A LAR — GE Ji-/stock of Allen's Medicinal Extracts and Oil Almonds, Bad, Mud. Opt., Citric Acid, COXO'd Sparkiitig Galati%q, genuine Wedgwood Mortara.Just landed from bartt Moffnung, from London. H E OBRT SHOEMAKER & CO., Wholesale 'Druggista. N. E. corner Fourth and Mace attests. DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES. - GRADU ates, 'Mortar. Pill Tiles, Combs, Brushers, Mirrors, Twoezers, Puff Bores,ll orn Scoops, Surgical Instru ments, Trusses, Hard and Soft Hubber Goods, Vial Cases, Glass and Metal Byringei, &c.,. all at " First Hands" 'prices. SNOWDEN & BROTHER, aps-tf 23 South Eighth street. DATE I MARINE"BULCATIN. W ANTS. SHIPPERS' GUIDE. Ante in New England. • (superior accommodationg) 'EY WINSOB. & CO., PS South Delaware avenue. DRUGS.' - rat4ANcIAL " • '1 -J 64 • -; $ NITED - BTAIEB B 0-108 Bought. Sold_ and Fsehang. d.-on most liberal terms. ''''',':.'" . i'l'Ge. G•L: D Bought and Sold at Market Bates. • COTJPONS CASHED., -PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS Sought and Sold. , s 9r. co c Bought and Sokl on Cominisslon Only. COLLECTIONS Mode on all Atocessible Points. A • f • - 40 South r!.!iird MP:Xf ' A RELIABLE ,HOME INVESTMENT THE FIRST, MORTGAGE BONDS O I ! ", OF ?Hr 4 t Wilmington and Reading Railroad, zukurso orimararr AT SEVEN PER CENT: IN CURRENCY, Payable April and Oeteber, !roe of State said United States Taxes. This road r a n through a thickly populated and it oh agricultural and manufacturing district. For the present we are offering a limitettamount of th• above bonds at 85 Cents and liit i erest.' The connection of this road with the Peunaylvan and Beading Railroads insuree it a large and remunerative trade. We recommend the bonds as the cheapest Inst . . class investment in din:Markin. Wll. PAINTER & CO., Daubers and Dealers In Govertnaptßill, N0..36 S. THIRD STIU.'ET, ,Jeatift BANKING HO' SE'Og`- JAYCOOKE&6. 112 and 114 So. THIRD ST. PHILAD'A DEALERS IN ILLVGOVERNMENT SECURITIES. We willtecelde applications for Policies of Life Irisurance in the new National Life In surance Company of the United States. Full information given at our office. 1111 p, BANk E P : RS 1 -4k- Dealers In 11. 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. Tucker & Co., Paris. And other principal eines, and Letters of Credit available throughout Europe S. W. earner Third and Chestnut Streets. CORSETS. Wholesale and Retail Corset Warehouse REMOVED 819 ARCH STREET. HEATERS AND STOVES ANDREWS, HARRISON a; CO., 1337 211ABILET, STREET. 1111:SOVI4D STEAW — IIMATING -- APPARATUS; DIIRNAC,IiS AND COOKING lIANGDS. eO7 iIR atu 3m • • - . • . HOMAS , S. DIXON & SONS, Late Andrews & Dixon, No. Mt CHESTNUT Stretri.PfUlad 6 ., ems,stte united States MOM . - anufacturers of - - LOWBLO DOWN. PAH, ' OFF CHARMEICE D, • - .. , • And other GRATES, For Anthracite, Bituminous and Wood Fire; ALSO • WARM-AIR FURNACES For Warming Pablic and Private buildings. BISOISTEI3, VENTILATORS, • OHTEITUEY CAPS, 1 0001LING-RANGEff, BATH-DOZERS. WHOLESALE and RETAIL. COAL AND WOOD. • COAL ! THE CHEAPEST AND JEST NJ in the city.—Keep constantly on hand the celebrated HONEY BROOK and HARLNIGH LEHIGH; alo,' R A OLB VEIN, LOCCST MOUNTAIN and BOSTON RUN COAL. J. MACDONALD. In. Yarde, olo South Broad st. and 1140 Washington avenue. ocl Sm B. MASON BINDS. „rouN iroitAisr. THE UNDERSIGNED INVITE A tion to their stock of Spring Mountain, Lehigh and Locust Idountata Coal: ~ which, with the preparation !given by us, we think clan not be excelled by any othercool,. Ounce, Franklin Institute Building, No . 15 IL Seventh ; street. BIN MEi & SHEAF?, • ittlo-tf Arch drool wharf, Solualkll4 f'l ;. ,~. 4rY J. BROWN'S o 0 EIM WPM iltilll'lT - A - 4,7'7"7; . ~ 1 . . fm.._.lNoußAirOg._o9l4PAll.. RuILAIL.W.Fui,V4r ~' i ',•,-, 11: 7Ol - •-f BArch , d , :.. ; :-- 3 'Otilee;'N'o; -- Strdet, - ' -, . From Ifo. 3 South Fifth . ~ ~ The Directors, is announcing their smniovoir-to this- location. with -increased facilities , - for • bruin wotild reepeotfull r solicit the Patronage of their &lin and the.public, hollering tha-adrautageo to the aes aro gotta to thoneofferialot nor other ftomPartil .I" . The only strictly 21Intnal-Fire Instarsiteit ] • , Veinpany hi the opinion — dstedilits. I A Rebate of 83 Ver cent. io suede -and a further de ist . Non may be expected if the Corminyoontlnues-ite euc4. ceseful se It has been. ' All to whom Economy is. Utulotnect.:ahoutd\inaure Companyt: • , • RATES , 'LOW. Insurances mad e on Buildings. PFrpetual and Lirmited:', on Merchandise and ilowlehoidooods annually, • Assets, - - 5183 ,6822 32, • • - DIBEOTOBB. •• • '' • 'William P. Reeder,' Joeepts OhaTmen, • Francis T. Atkinson, Edward M. Needles, tt Wilson M. Jenkins, • Lukono Webster. 'HIER, &resident. !ALONE: Woe President; ', Secretary. Caleb Clothier, Benjamin Malone, Thomas Mather, T. Ellwood Chapman, Simeon Matlack, .' Aaron W. Cask'll, CALEB CLO BENJAMM THOMAS MATH IR. Tko T. ELLWOOD OHAPMA pea 'he Liverppoi,C9 9 ,Lon e Ins. _ o. def ) vn''' . ee G lobe " C Issets Gold, 817 ,6(yo ,3 90 tt cc 1 ;i United States 2,000 ) 000 Receipts over $2,0,0 - 00.00 Premiums in 1868, 405 . 46 . 5,675.90 Losses in xB6B, $3,662,445. 00 No. 6 Merchants' Exchange,. " * :Philradelphia. RELLILNCE INSURANCE COM PANYE OF PHILADELPHLV corrrated in 0 184 A 1 i . "12m, 8300,000 0h . tirt7 Perpetual.. ffic, Niii:BofrWalntit street. Insures against loss or damage by FLUE. on Howes, Stores and other Buildings, liinited or perpetual, and on Furnitnre, Goods, Wares and Merchandise in town or country LOSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID. Assets... 81437,598 32 t • !. r Invested inthe roll - owing Securities, First Mortgages on City 'Property, well se- cured 8163,60) 00 United States Government Loans • 117,000 00 Philadelphia City 6 Per Cent. Loans 75,000 00 Pennsylvania 83460,000 6 Per Cent Loan— • 30,000 00 Pennsylvania Railroad Bonds, First Mortgage 5,000 00 ,flatudenand.Amboy Railroad Company's 6 Per Cent.. Loan... .. . ..... ........ .............. 6,050 00 Loans on Collaterals....6oo 00 Huntingdon and Broad Top 7 Per Cent. Mort- Countys 4,360 00 Fire Insurance Company's 5t0ck...... 1,050 00 Mechanics' Bank Stock 4,1:00 00 Commercial Bank of _Pennsylvania - Stock.' /0, 0 00 00 -.Union Mutual Insurance Comlfani's Stock. 3230 00 Reliance Insurance Company of Philadelphia Stock -- 3,250 00 Cash in Bank and on 12,258 32 Worth at Par' 8437,598 32- , Worth this date at market prices.—...„ Thomas C. Hill,', DIB CP9313. ' • Moore,. William H. William Musser, Samuel Castner, Samuel Bisphatu, James P.,Young, H. L. Carson, Isaac F. Baker, Wm. Stevenson, Christian J. Hliffman, Benj. W. Tingley, Samuel 8.. Thomas, r Folwarii THOMAS O. HILL, President, WM:CHUBB; Secretary. • PHILADELPHIA, February 17,1669. ANTHRACITE INSURANCE COM PANY.--CHARTER PERPETUAL. Office, N 0..311 WALNUT Street, above Third, Philada. • Will insult) against Loss or Damage by Fire on Build ings, either perpetually or for a limited time, Household Furniture and Merchandise generally. Also, Marine Insurance on Vessels, Cargoes and Freights. Inland Insurance to all parts of the Union. William Esher, DIRECTORS. Lewis Audenried, D. Luther, John Ketcham, John R. Blackiston, J. E. Baum, William F. Dean, John B. Ne4l, Peter Sieger, Samuel H. Rothermei. WILLIAM SHER. President. WILLIAM F. DEAN, Vice President. W 11.21. SMITH, Secretary. jag to th a tf BUSINESS CARDS. Established 1821. WM; G. FLANAGAN & SON, HOUSE AND SHIP PLUIIBERS3 ly§No. 129 Walnut Street. . .131 JAMBS A. WRIGHT, TfIoRNTON PIKE, CLEMENT A. 6H16. COM, THEODORE WRIGHT. FRANK L. NEALL. PETER IN RIGII'r 'SONS; . • • ' Imporiers'of earthenware and Shippin" and Conumisslon Dierehants, No. 11.5 Walnut street, Philadelphia. E H. WIGHT, --- ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Commissioner of Deeds fur the State, of Pennsylvania in • , •• Illinois. 9,3 Madison street, No. 11, Chicago, Illinois. aul9tf§ COTTON SAIL DUCK OF EVERY width, from inches to 76 inches wide, all numbers Tent and Awning Lock, Payer-maker's Felting, Sail Twine, &c. JOHN W. EVERMAN, ja26 No. 103 Church street, City Stores. RIVY WELTS-- ,u-r" • - PRIVY WELLS.—OWNERS OF PROP erty—The only place to get privy wellscleansed and disinfected, at very low prices. A. PEYSSON, Manu. tectonic of Poudrette. Goldsmith's fall. Librury street HARDWARE, &C. IVORYIDE, RE. • An indestructible WHITE HANDLE FOR -KNIVES, an American improvement of great morit ; best quality of steel blades, 8!6 OP per dozen. HARD RUBBER HANDLE KNIVES AND FORKS,. 84 25 per set. A SIsT OF GOOD KNIVES AND FORKS for i .s_l. DES.T CITY S NAKE TREBLE-PL.AT4D 'RUNE& SS Wpm' set.' - EASTERN MAKE OF PLATED FORKS, $ 25 per set. PLATED TEA AND TABLE SPOONS, p in great va riety. at the loweet prieee. r _ • • cIUMBEELAND - .STALLS, $515 PER KEG, of 100. LBS. OE NAILS. _ OTHER BRANDS NAILS, .';! 00 PER KIM. At, tho tihenp--.10 Caish—liardwure 'Store of . . J. B. SHANNON, 1009 Market Street. my7Letnthly MACHINERY', IRON, &CI- IV ERB 2 V atglilea FOINDRXMO WASHINGTON i 3 4 ,104 P h i ladelphia, MANUFACTURE STEAM ENOlNEB—lligh.and Low PregrAlret 11 11 ° 5 " . , MI, Vertio—al, Doom, Caoillating, Mast an d' Cornish rrunnin,g. lIOILERB--Cylinder, Floc. Turbular u ece. IiTLAM-11AX111168.--NtLreerLlrand-Duor. rtrlen.and - f off eizoa. CABTyI Ir 6B—Loona, Dry and Ceeen Baud, Braaapao. ROOF on Frumes,.for covering, with. Slate , h or em. TAN 8-01 Cant or Wrought lron,for reilueriea, water. 0i1,14c. ' 6AB MACHINURY—Such aa Retorts. Bondi Outings Holders. and Frames, Purifiers, Colas and'fftiaraea Bereowe Vairea, Goa ersora, &e. • SIJCA tiACRINEIKV-Buob ae 'Unman CA and Prun , Defocatora. Bone . Black Fitton, ./Parne,. Vit Woe ere sad Ek e ad ling Fitter*, Sugar and rrarin , - Alas Cur,,. &Q. 8•10 nulacturers of the fo ll owing alocialllett: In Ph adelphia and.vitinity,of William Wright Patent t a Varlablo Cue-off Steam Engine. In the United Stator, of Weston's Patent Soltcenter in"' and Self-balancing CeatrifogalSugar-draining Ma. din.. • Glass Bartoki'aluinrorement or Aspinwall & W 001297 ' 9 Con . ifugal. . . , , • Bart° 'a Patent Wrought:lion Retort Ltd, Stroh n'a Drill Crindfng 'fleet. Contr clam for thcf design, erection and fitting up of Re- fillo leR for working Sugar or Molareee. ••• salting,a pin tl-oa- ar.lev -Easdlssx'e Cooper Nalll4, Bolts by .14111711,11 sad4rigo opst_al far sale a t 1 Re 410.. We. RV Anne. Wharvino. A ' SALES. Ll 2 ASHRIUDGE & CO., AUCTION. MRS. No. MO MAIM NT street. above Fifth. : GE FALL BALE OF_Bocas, 8.1101714, RATA AND OAPS ....---. , . , ON WEDNESDA Y nORNING, ' • L ett, at 10 o'clock, we will soli by catalogue. about .4500 ackages of Xloota and Shoosi of City and Etude= niaunfacturo, to 3ellick. the, atitention of cit.!, end tenntry buyers is called: , , . • ()pen early on the morning of sale for exatitlnatjeA, urv..lk/:fi IMM=:MIi 0 '.,- , 5464,381 32 th 5 tt e. . , ' UCTION HALES. ----------- THOMAS& 801.11S_,AUOTIO -.' - e NOM Inatittill mottlerol7lt? igpi t " EB OF ON I OHL I OD mars b saLugglart •,, Ptoltomilee 'tbe t edeitobtet. TUB6l) l Ajat 12 Vela** r •4,. , , In *il l P VMS ' 'Atidon• jbir E: 4 0 . 11 tf tales at ibe • _. ~• i t iwiz i lt t a ii .. i :_44 - t Ba t a •cf I ~.!,.. -, ft , Yr Kfil d - by, illTrtil 11212Velotitt aobiajltge' itebielig.- ,, - aan 3 ilo ''''"rssTieral'an 4 i2: 4 Eticif;:i wqe!! - * : ' lt', „b.* 6 shares Pennsylvania Piro Ineereete Co. * • .. ' 100 abates The Vataeauqua bleauTectollog Co. 4 .,et00 United btatee FiTe•twenty ; 11%0,1665. i 4 0 shares AmeriCan !lye( Insurance Co., Fourth' as x ,-,, ~ , AilaWtmt. ' . - . -r,l noi , - n.-"' .. gia -- "T . tam at 17 ern ratunporta ion U.*. f I * '' 6 :64llres ' Acadanty of ktrudn;iritla ticket. 400 shares Buck 'Nonntain Coal 09. .100 ahareo Ventral Tranapoitation OW • • • 5 Alma National Exchange Bank. • JOB shares Anierican Button Idido Machkto Co:". 24 ibarcolintional Bank of the Eepablic. • ; ••• -23'ellareo Becond'and Third Streets P. B. W. Co. ,;•,, 1 21 Oaten Vitiaereo', Ptt o oongor-a. W.. Go., 10th• and • . Ilth streets. *4- •10 t.harea Empire Tranap_ortation Co. • • ' • 100 ehntea errnentown t Fourth and Eighth Btreoto/ uo , • lIELLT.STATE'SALE 00r 19. Salo y -- e - 61 - - o —Retate of. Dr. , Chatiect Di • -Meign, deed—VALUABLE' 'THREE-STORY, gulce RESIDENCE, No. 3210 Weeslnutet.'_' __ • Sanaa EstateYEßY HALNDSOME COUNTRY- SEAT - , 41.4147810b1, 37 ACRES: Auton;.Delaweire County. ten raitantes'n alk of Darlington Station on. the Media 4 e itV IW,ltet Chester „Railroad.' • , aerators' l'eremntory Salo—Rstate of' Mar • garetta dec'd—TFEREReSTORY BRICK DIYEL-. , LIN G. Eleventh street, south.of Filbert. theme Estate-7 GROUND RENTS, each SI6Q; $160,; ar66, $72 26. *B4, fs76 Nyland ts 72 a year. •• • DUSI7ESB STAND—VERY - VALUABLE IIiet.REEY; STREET STORE, Nos. 1742 and 1744. Lot 26 feet front ,l 176 feet dee_ o—excellent business locatiOn VERY .Ir4kLUABLE THREE-STORY BERM RE 'SIDENCE, 1216 Main ut street, 26 feet front, and ex , tondingtn epth through to LyndellutteeL . Has all the incident conveniences. Immediate possession, ; ,SUPERSOR , BRION STARR% and COACH DOUSE,. Lynda(' street. in the rear of the.above,26 PT 66.isfeat..". 'Assignee's.' Peremptory SaIe—LARGE and • VALu-; ABLE LOT, Spruce street - , crest of Tkirty-ninth, 40 by . HANDSOME COUNTRY : SEAT . ,,AW, J'ACRES ' , - Dept-C ford To wnshipi,`Cfloncester county, N.J., about 251 i ;Mica from WoodStirt, I, 4• • •' • • • . • iSS Executors' Sale.--Eitate of PatnekM Donobo_,e deo'd. - , -.11118-1 NESS - STAND—THREE , BTORY VERN and DWELLING, No. 45t pt. John street, be. , tween , Willow and Noblet. ,- -- +. • ' " VALUABLE : BUSINESt_-LOCATION—THREE-) STORY - BRICK RESIDER Ei No. - 228 North "EWA greet. between Baceand Vine .• • • _ Executors' Sale—Estate Of Henry R. Gilbert, deo'd.— • VALUABLE RESIDENCE, No. 4021' , Arett"' Street 2K. feet front,l7o feet deep to astreet. l. Executors' Sole—Estate of :William B. G6lo , 44ectii- , LOT, Twenty-sixth street between- Emmett and Dau phin,North Penn Village. • VERY VALUABLE . LOT.,and ,BUILDENGS, corner ofßroad and Buttowitood streets, 90% foot front, 729 feet-deep-3 fronts.' THREE-STORY BRION. DWELLINH, No. 1315 Braxxlywine st. • • • ' 11/UNDSOME MODERN POITIWTTOIty BRICE RESIDENCE,' N 0.1412 South Penn Sugary. - MODE-RN' THREE-STORY BRICK. RESIDENCE, S. W _corner of Forty-thyd and Aspen streets; Twenty fourth Ward. - • MODERN 'THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. 775 North TWenty-fourth et. • _MODERN THREE-STORY BRICK • DWELLING, with side yard, No. 1930,-North Twelfth streetotbove „ . BUSINESS STA ND—THREE• STORY BRICK STORE and . DWELLING,, No. 2122 Summer at. • MODERN' - THREE-STOILE.BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 1327 Thompson et.p. • . • MODERN THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 246 IgortliTenth street; above Race. • , . THREE-STORY BRICK -DWELLING, No.. 1736 Lombard street, with 2 T,hree-story•Brick Dwellings in the rear.. TWO-STORY-BRICK TAVERN and DWELLING. S. W. corner Thirty-first and Market sta. MODERN' THREE-STORY BRICK RESILIENCE, No. 826 North Sixth street, hbovo Brown. , BUSINESS LOCATION-2 THREE-STORY BRICK BUILDINGS, N. E. corner ~Third anti Evellua streets. below Walnut., • • , AVEIM-SECURED GRODND RENT, 846 a year. • Assignee's Sale--:-Estate of Clayton T. .Flatt, decd .—• desirable TRACTS OF ,LAND, Chestnut Hill, Montgo mery. county. Pa. VALIJAHLEBusniEss STAND—Press briek Li4ery Stable and Large Lot, Nos. 11.15 and 1127 Cherry ntreet— two fronts. _ Immediate possession. _. HANDSOME' MODERN •RESIDENCE, with side 3/ail, No. 2113 Spring Garden street. Has all the modern conveniences-22 feet front. • Sall No. LW Arch street. , ELEGANT FURNITURE, AXMINSTER. VELVET AND_ BRUSSELS CARPETS, SUPERIORt. FIRE - ON 'MONDAY MORNING'. • • • - Oct. 18, at 10 o'chick, at 'riot 1914 - Arch' - street, by cats., logne,the entire elegant Furniture, comprising elegant Walnut Parlor,. Snit, satin, coverings; elegant •Etagere, Centre and Bouquet Table's, Clocks, Handsome Orna ments, elegant4Walnut Ball 'Furniture. Oak-Library Furniture, superior Oak Dining-. Room Furniture, fine China, Glass and ,Plated - Ware; elegant Walnut Chamber Suits, Wardrobes, mirror doors; tine Hair and Spring Matresses, 'loather Bolsters and' PillowC ele,gatit Ax minster, Velvet and Brussels Carpets, dm. 'Also Re frigerator; Kitchen Utensils, &c.. Also, Ilandsome'Par lor Fireproof, made by Farrel & Warring. IKir The Furniture was made to order, Is of first qua lity, and in use but a short time. FIXTURES Sale N 0.330 South Fourth street. FIXTURES OF A CAKE BAKERY ON MONDAY MORNING. Oct. 18, at lfin'elock, at No. 330 South Fourth street. the Fixtures of a Bakery—Counter, Glass Showcaso.Walnut Tables, marble tops; Chairs, Cake Stands, Soda Foun tain, Oil Cloth,Baking Utensils, . , Sale at No. Wallace street. HANDSOME FURNITURE. HAIR MATRESSES, BOOKCASE, FINE BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS, ac. • ' , ON TeESDAY, MORNING, Oct. 19, at o'clock, at No. 2= Wallace street, by. catalogue, the entire household Furniture, comprising— Walnut Parlor Furniture, covered with hair , cloth; Walnut Chamber Furniture, stperior Walnut Bookcaffei Lounge and Extension Table, Walnut Sideboard, China and Glassware. line Hair Natresses, Feather Beds. fine Brussels Carpets, Refrigerator, Kitclmn En gravings.,tahans, Stoves, &c. , Hay be examined on the morning of sale at 8 o'clock. Sale at No. 331 South Third street _ . . . 'NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FEATHER BEDS, CARPETS, ,tc. ON WEDNESDAY HORNING, Oct. 20, at 10 o'clock, at N 0.331 South Third street, the neat household Furniture, comprising—Walnut Parlor Furniture, coterel with reps; Cdttago Chamber Furni ture, Walnut Extension Table, fine Feather Beds, Mat resses, China and Glassware . _ Imperial, Ingrain and other Carpets, Refrigerator, Kitchen Utensils, &c. May be examined on the morning of sale at 8 o'clock. Peremptory Salo at the Fairmount Iron Works. VALUABLE ROLLING MILL MACHINERY. STEAM ENGINES, ROLLS, BOILERS, FURNACES ANGLE AND TEE IRON dre. • ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. October O, at 11 o'clock, at the Fairtuount Iron Works,. Coates street wharf, river Schuylkill, will be sold at public sale, without reservo,tho entire Valuable Mar chinery, Steam Engine, &c: Full particulars in catalogues now ready, GREAT• ART SALE. Wo will sell at Concert Hall, Chestnut 'street,. (dis," Twelfth,' • • On the evenings . of Wednesday' and. Thursday, October' •.2) and 21. TBE CHOICE AND ELEGANT COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS BELONGING TO 31113.. CHARLES• F. HASELTINE, NOW ON EXHIBITION, FREE, UNTIL DAYS OF SALE. AT HIS. GALLERLEI'3; NO. 1121 CHESTNUT STREET. The collection, with other. choice works by great men, has tine specimens of the following; .1. L. Gerome, Williams, • Merle; Cootnans, • Chavet, . Plassan, . Buugniet. 'Carotid, Yerlioeckhor en ; B.C. Koekkoek, Lejeune, Hammon, Carl Becker , Schattels, Moulinet, Loyenx, Dargelits, Hognet; Prudlion, Levy, Herzog, Rorsczewski, 11 erbsthoffer, Escosnrai . • .Cits tan, . Brissot, ~, ' &ignite, Compto Calix, Acuberg. , ' . . Troyer, Lobriction, • Accord, kc., Ac., la . Sale No. 521 Nort9 Sovonth grout. HANDSOME FLIENITUILE, ELEGANT. HANG MIRROR, nnussELs cARPETIS, FIREPROOF .15c ON FRIDAY MORNING, Oct. 22, at 10 o'clock; at NN. 521 „North , Seventh ; street, by catalogue, the entire lrurnitnre. comprising—Hand some suit Walnut Parlor, Furniture, in. heir cloth; Centre and Bouquet Tablee, elegant rosewood Piano, made by Steck; French Plate Pier-Mirror, Walnut Din ing Room Furniture, Sideboard, Extension , Table, tine Brussels and other Carpets, superior. Walnut Chamber Furniture, Wardrobso r laair Matreeses, Feather Beds; Dolstere and Pilloue, Kitchen Utensibi. ae. , Also, Fireproof, made by Farrel do Honing. Salo No 2 .1802311arket kitre,!t, STOOK OF SHOE FINDINGS. S'YORE FIXTURES, SEWING MACHINES, ‘te. ON MONDAY MORNING, . _ Oct. '2 , at 10 o'clock, at No. ISO 2 Market street the atoek. of Calf and Kip Skins, Morocco Kids. Buff Lea ther, Boot Frogs,..ltoot "Legs, Footers, Shoe... Uppers, lot _Bage l and a general assortment of Shoo Findings, Cann, ter. More Fixtures„and olsa Wax, Thread, Sowing Ma , chino, Botro's Cylinder fitsiting wachine,Elyelet, chine, /to. EXTENSIVE PEREMPTORY SALE, STOCK Or ELEGANT. CAOrNET . FURNITUDR. Manufautttred by Georno J • Houltala, • xvrevwly_ for ins Warttroom tialetc, • ELEGANT ROSBWOOD AND WALNUT„ PARLOR LIBRARY SUlTS,Walnull and Ebony - Chamber - Furniture, Crum° and Bouonpt Tablea. , Sideboarde, Etagere Battey Chair*, &c. ON FRIDAa MORNING. Oct. 29, at 10 o'clock, at the auction, rooms, os. 130 and 141 South Fourth street., by eutablque, a splendid assort ment of first etch Cabinet liurentrweontinnfactured by Georgo,l flenkels, oxpreasly for • his warerooin sales, comprising Rosewood. Parks Suits, covered with Pub, and other Hue rnateritAlez Walnut Parlor Suitc..vrith the finest aid most .fashionably coverings; elegant Library, Suite, in terry and leathenelegant flail Furnituro very elegant Wahnit wail barony Chamber:Fit/mine* Sealant Chamber Suits, elegant Centre and Bouquet Tables, B0151311043(1 and Walnut Sideboards, various tnarbkr , Etageree, Fancy Chairs,ac.', all fro= Me. flenhels warerotons. • • • • • • . . • 'Phla salo will compriao the largest amount of flr,O• clans Furnituro ever offend at public, silo, and will be held in our largo salesroom, second story, • Purelaaers are assured that every. article tri7lbo sold without reserve or limitation.' ' ' • N6ARTIN BROTHERS A AllVTlOM.'klima i (Letsly Salesman for M. Thoinsa & Sons,) 0. 29 0111114TNIIT street. roar entrance from Minor. 1! , ..41ff. Olt' VALUABLE. MISCELLANEOUS BOONS, • iIOGARTII'S WORIKep,...&o. „ • .• .0M MONDAY AFTEENOON: '' ' , Oct4lB, at 4 Wilcock; oi,oatelogsP,a collection of Mis cellaneous nooks, Juvenile "Worlcs. Moisarth's Worli.e, large folio edition, Becyclopmila Americana, 43 vols.; Litton's iriviog Ago, bound, otc.. , : ~ ' ... rpuomas BIRCH it SON,_ AUCTION ;: ,EI4BB -AND COM 445510 N MEIRCIfAIi TS, . • • , 04BTT htrizoti . e'llonr entrance. No* 111/7 Sans= IltreCli. ncklyieholi ..Ituroitnrft of ovary dosotip4on • ceir3/1 on 'l3aiee ' of u - 14 1 ituLt ,' t . t.ti p d, 11, 1 81 43.L PII PP1 3 4 1 11it.41.4FA ko!, on ttra Mast reasonable torms, , • TAMACO A»,,881&E.W0 All k -- 5 - 3 ,'`. . ,- : Ito_ attune • , URAL klb_7l4,TwaAttlYty Ifh. ,1 ~ "Ibis Balettia Wziniserumr.m;ive oils , ~-1 : Vie Zichsage. will inetuda- ,c 7 , I. • f ' TROUT;and- 44 0 11/ 1 3V"4't lirticittb , flidarajOhts,4 yttaart< iat-ewsnetot Y Sictiek t ,,-, Meer or mar -0071taae• uval , Retuat,ler.. 11 Pbarforglbaftreggaireased. ;01 • 1:4:1, ~ ,Yi 0.4 r•t . • .WZOT, loa( ABZ. 13 TN-Three - otorTyPriak: store 100 ` , C I &oiling. little,Ward,,Jot rf by 86 feet, utter of-inlets , :'.. brarase„ , ,Orphoege. yoga. Sg/4- ,, -BetateoW , ,,Pletvemesc e 4 aeed. I •-•1 ". .' ~ t i ns . ''Otra NO. BEI N. YOUNT'S eery OT-three- gdireulat 0.- and cooper ahoy, lot 30 by''7l fret'. ulette_of litestuhp *rooms &rheas , ' adore, Shlt-t-atate , ea Gesso ne. , kempoe4,, dee el, 1 .. , , I, ~ • , T, 17' ~,'., Id NO,, kli MARBII.IIII 87 , --Oenteel . f ate it r. dwelling with ' back buildings. lit 36- by 76 - feet he: , aottlad fait: &Mons' Coen Sede-.Estail ar €Elii tiwtekenson,_dec'd. ,•,. k ) 3:4 , • , i , 4. , 4 t , 24711. and NROWN 8711-threOlteri trb brick steaf t ii/ 'dtrePer lliV, at the 13„' Z. Owner ; lot 26 y ter fltot. No. 1333. OBSASN , ST-Three /inlet lir" t' above 7 b o Pl l PeoatlstalTanir lot 18 ,47. 1 D 1 ' 1 0 1 1 , ,a5t , useumbrattre. , , w , MARIANO MANMEIX-Tho valuable • "' ~ ,‘, t, property ,61 pest on Main by =7 fetter' Manitoba 4 Clear. Admiufatrater,',3 salc-Rahre of,Easal , esh I ,l t , deceased _ ` ' - ~,,, NORRIS AND HANOOOK STB.-Deoirable 3 f ,' brick dwelling, with stablarand _lamps lot_ t _st by_B6 , r i 4 Clear of inournbrance , Orphans' Arm Nate--Eta, c if. James Graham, dv_ased. ' .- ' 44 31A11.911ALL -AND BUTTONWOOD STS-Dea;,q , ; threo-story brick , dwelling, with back buittliag;.\, , ,,, % I corner; lot 1.9- 1 4.,bY 60 ' teat; :clear Of incegoK, ' air' Sate perempteryt ~..fr. - "'"trc It \ ,1, No. 1313 t OALLOwNILL rrry-Idtg b k i . leer ealoo Ai, dweulug : lot 11 by 67 feet; clear 011 mbrallabi .111 r No. .Rib 111ABI BT.-Three-story ck Itattee.tie4tyo y w afWard lot, by 36,feet; EIN/Arolactreut. Silk 6p entii , ‘ she hli. ,_ _,. ,4 , L L__.:- _ , No. 331 BEOlt STREBTr-Tblrcitillittalk fawns bean r and lot, I la by 80 faist. , Sarno estate , 'V ELLSWORTIX ISTRION'T-Twodeoirable baltdult6 l o t a ' ' . abov&Fifteenth street 31lbv TT feat., ib : = T :tasz ,/ No gas scr.,Bol, sTREHT7I7 -,lhrialc:rii dwoulug anti lot, 16 by co reet,"ss9: v ou i o k r O l k . s '" 4 ` ' ' tatate. sixTrustrsjitfor4rialidint 4:1#8., above- illalenset street, j'wenty- fifth Ward, id-try Mliffiet„,4l6 greges3.:' retir.LNamerstate____, ,, -_-. ' ' _ ' ' e , '. - ~. ? L ., , _, "_ ,, kL; '1 .111c.VALL,8TRAFET- , -Vvo bandit:is lobs;1410111i131111111.• noir•'street B'Ocbnd Tr rt, tichlis by 61% feeithasas Estate, __2 __2. _ _ ~ ,‘" , _ .011118TIFIIT ramPrz-Weiur germ, Park , tarifa-QM t trinSjttc Vid avenue, raliolt!iaCy t an .- of, fi t . 1N.A1561,11tr-, Q. DOABLE (10At'lriAN1313+ 1 .3Araltpakk soree,lll - Blake TI -- '7i --. )wr - teltift„, , - - licuserno countbli derlaid , with the'woll known ..Scranton" coat._ rim , - 1 And fall particulars at the auctiop slatile, AriC-Aliale ,17.01 - 1 emplory to close a eonterne • • - elt. GROUND_JtONT, , out , of hOoportY•llraudYstbve street, wed' of Twentieth; 16 by 66 - feet. ~ E't)t'ot o ska''a Sale--Estatene Jacob 'Taylor, ded.`-. , ~.. , Inrattakgue coraaatensfeal skariPtiolta ltattrrasaia' , . .7 - Bales on the Premisotr t _ - rrunirfoid. . , _, t , 1a),7%.13Z0GY. •IBNV3W , OXFORD. , On Thursday mon3ing , , October 21st. j et 11 o'cleck_ aril ). be sold oh theyOretuisee, a'desirablatiadding lat. • mama ~ otreet, below - Okford, Y'rankford, derby 100 feet. Meat f of inetunbrattea. Oryhans' Court dal6-Zadde' or Ifd, 6, 7'. Vaakirk, deceased. . „ , , ~‘„ ~:fr 4' . . MACHINERY, .LA7EI3, JaHASTP4Sci6 , ..N. .. Immediately after will be sold ,_at theYeactory the remaining machinery' of a Lamp-top mannhilw.7 • Sale by order of Executors, , , ,; . • , +Assignee's Sale. No; 422 Walnut Streetl LOOSING-GLASSES, LITHOGRATIIS, PICTURE PRAIIRS, DRAWINGS, On Tuesday morning, Oct. 26th, at,lo sold It ,catalogue, by, order of, Assignee,. a number . . Looking-Glasses, Lithotraphs. Picture and. Loa/Ong Glass FiliMoB; ORldkEl, Bibles, Lithographic prawuispr.“ ' POLICY. OF LIFE INSLTRANOE—Abio, a Polidte&t. - ' Life Insiusuce for ,93000, by order oilAasigtioe iroNssat p k tricTusTG, Duitsoßow & AUCTIONEERS, os. and 234 MARKET street. corner of Bank Successors to JOHN B. AIYERS•ft LARGE SALE OF FRENCH AND , OTHEW•HERIII-4. - • • YEAN;DRY ODODIFir• - _ON MONDAY MORNING ,' •• .• ' Oct. 13, at 10 o'clock, on-four months'credlti - ttagelding-•-.. • . DRESS DODDS:Lc' "_•• •;';„"'" v" , •'•1 Pieces-Rhris Silk Chain Worsted antlitolied do do plain and 'printedPlaids. Merinos, BoubaLtx,Gbdstes -`s o , . • Aldo Cachemeres, Popl i n - lpaaaa lauges. ~, Korkitollia‘ do (Londonblack and - colored' Molasiirs AIPWOasyCo:). 300 P CES PARIS DEI2AINES, ' in blaok and colors; tine to best imported. ; • L? . • ,”.• • . 200 PIECES EMPRESS CLOTH, or a very "superior make. • . ; • • —AO- CaVes'Patisiolored Eping LS lines, very rich.?"; • 1 .i. 7 ; • • do • do high cost Biarritz. ' • , • . ,•• ,- MANTILLA VELVETS. - ' ' Full lines Lyons black Atalanta Naivete, best qualities imp orted, for city trade . : • • ;•L SILK% . FulLlines Mich lustre black Gros dultbin and Taffeta. . .; Full: lines Lyons •blaek.Gres Graine and Cachemero- .• L Drap de Lyini;Hrtinile Franca: Vailiies . FulLlinescolored Poult , do Sole. farioy,Silks, iltitSttinetit : . 5 „ ,VELFF.TS, SATINS, ?to. Full lineWLYoria'all Silk black andtolbeed Fall lines .1b yon ft alI silk black and colored Satins, Full lines black and colored Velveteens, •Plusbes, A°. ' •. • • SHAWLS, • , „. 4 • Au attraciiveTline-iff Vienna square and long broctres Shawbq open centres; of Sebastian Hardier's well knowes make. - Also, an invoice of rich Chenille Shiwls.; ; Also, black ,Thibet and : blow:ins, Lung and? Squaro PARIS RIBBONS,-AC. • •' Fullline black and colored Bonnet Ribbons. Null linetlack and colored Trimmßibbous:. Full line black and colored Velvet Ribbons. • • Full lino latest novelties Sash Ribbons. Also, Ostrich Feathers, Crepes, Mslines, Flowers, • • ;' GUIPURE LACES. , • ' An invoice of real Guipuro Laces, in very desizabla . styles, for best city trsdp, - • ' PE NCILS, CRAYONS,. ac. • , • 2500 dozen Lead Pencils, •Polygradss,Cruyons,.all title genuine arnela,,orAnnlactured by J. W. Gutticueoht. • ; —ALSO— Balnioral andlioop Skirts. Trimmings, Buttons, Belt- ings, Braids, Gloves, Ties, Hdkrs., Umlbrellas, -arc. also, a splendid,line of- LADIRIP DRESS, CLOAK AND MANTILLA, ,. • • miNG3 , , anff a; liras of Dress and Cloak Buttons, • ' - "a` being the Sliest and • only o ff ering . of a large trimming,: bonne, who art closing out thaentire seasow'S; imports. Oen. _ . —ALSO— A large line of German Fancy Goods LARGE SALE OF ZOO CASES. BOOTS, SHOES, '&44, • ON TUESDAY MOILNING. • , Oct. 19,nt 10 o'clock, on four months' credit,includiagr- C• Cases men's, boys' and youths , calf, kip, buffleather and • grain Cavalry . . Napoleon, Dresaand Congress Boots and Ilohnorals; buff and polished grain Broganatwo. znenl, misses and children's Calf, kid, enamelled and buff leather, goat and morocco - Baltuorals; C01410[170 • Gaiters; Lace Boots; Ankle TiescSlippers, &c. •• at, IMPORTANT SALE OP CARPETIN — S,. • • CLOTHS 'do ' • ' ' • ON FRIDAY, lIORNING Oct. at 11 o'clock, ou four months' credit, out SMIe. i pieees Ingrain • Venetian, List, Hemp, Cottago .and litag Ciarpotings, Oil Cloths, Raga.' Azo.. LARGE SA-LE OF BRITISH, FRENCH, GEILMOSI . AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, O'N THURSDAY MORNING . , Oct. 21, at 10 o - clock, ondour months' credit., • TIAVIS & HAEXEY; AUCTIONEERS, (Late with .M. Thomas & Sons.) Store Nos. 48 and ZO North SIXTH street Sale at the Auction Store. ELEGANT NEW AND SECONDAAND ram , TURN. FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, __. BOOK-' ' CASLS, FIREPROOF 'SAFE, FINE TAPESTRY CARHETS, FEATHER BEDS, MA.TRESSIIS ON TUESDAY MORNING, At 10 o'clock', at the auction store, Nos. 48: And be North Sixth street, below Arch strpot, - ..oxtensivo assort ment of handsome) Furniture. very elegant Oiled Walnut' Chain:for Snits, of beoutiful design with French Plate. Glasses; elegant •Butfet, Secreta7 t e nd, Cabinet Book -eases, • - cases, Lounges. haudsoo — War rubes, - 'French - Plate — Ural..and Pier Mirrorc, •• Bronze locks. 25 Bouonet and Centre Tables, Cottage Snits, superior Evanc. it Watson Safe, line- Tapestry, and other Carnets, Feather Beds. new Matresses, Extension Table, Cnina and Glatiliwpr"t. Housekeeping Articles, rte. OFFICE( TABLES AND'iDEIHLS. Also. 18 now and secondhand Waiuut .ond MahoganY, Ollioe Desks and Tables: - • 0 01401 MT HAIL AUCTIO - N- ROOM - S'i 7219 OB.I7BTNIIT etreet. T. A. McGLELDAND, • IdANUFACTIIIIERIP SALE 'OF NEW !dolt CA RINICT EU RILINGIIE, BI W RDRODS, EXTENSION ; AND TABLES. ON MONDAY MORNING, Set. 78, at 141 o'clock, at Coucert'Hall Sal 4'hestnut4trect; will be sold, by catalogot azisortreent of. Cabinet Furnitnro and sliding of Chtunbier Snits in all Globate et enamelled tiottage Suits , of all c'olors Parlor. Snits, in endless variety; Beokcasz Tables, Wardrobes, Bat Stands, Mirror Stands, Matreases,' Spanish' Chairs, Reel cloth and trrzy; Ouse Seat Chalri, Etagc Sofa Bedii,,Patent Foldin,-p o leaf Extension boards ' Towel Racks, Teapeys, Ge. 11101tY BaBRITT & CO IL AIIUT: ILA ' " ' CASH AIICTIONBOIII3D, No. =I MARE= e.t:teet, corner of Bank stroet, Csab advanced on conswrnmenta without extta chare- LAUGH PIIIREMPTOIM SAL,III 1200...L0T5. STAPLX' and Ponca , Dry Guixt.).. Shir,ta,Draweu,Doalery..Back. Gauntlets, Clotbing,,Boote. Si:wee, Hato; CaPer Mx- ' • . - -- -- - ,brellao, ac., • - - ' ON BIONDAY,MORNIN , ' • „0 . Oct.. J,e, cornnwneing k at 10 olciock, in lota tGlCallit,Vitir .'it:el 0 nti Comm, reerehe ate, , :. ' • or , ". WITBS. ' FURS. • •• FURS. - '. ,, f. ' ,',‘,.•.; . • Plillito TBA.D_E SALM DY CATADOGELE.Y • ' ;t- , ON THURSDAY MORNING,, • _, , Out. 21, at lb o'clock, conaprielng 1000 lots, of Ltdiest,',,i, " 3,11 a Vhildren a and di ew e Foreign and Don;teotO Fora. , . .:jtt `-,,Y ; 4 ' 1.. Alto, 60 Sleigh Race, Huge. Afghans, c041,V • - ,', -,f ~'1 , , • ••:., , ,1 1V 4 FJCILE PRINCIPAXMONEY-ESTARLIEI , Etiviri.: " ' ~ 4 11 .. 41 menu-d. Iheerner_ai SIXTH and W1N1ti110t5.;',,...,-.: 4 . Y.' _ oney advanced on Maritandise 'rautentlity-Watchou,,,-,. • ‘,/, JoweirY, Diainonde, Gold and ,ditvor..P.tote, astd. , otrori t. :, . ~,‘., st.rt toot! of val de, for any length of Union/greed gitt."-__ , • ', , t -- , .• . ..NA WATCHES AND .lEWELRY AT P HIYAT111:11.11.1:11iri Fine Gold Hunting Colle t Double Bottom and °Ann Pack.: ~,,;"1 , Dngliah, _Anivicatt awl sw=n-Puteno /Mot watch.); Cl l',„, Pine okliltuddrig Cage and Open L'opoLoptaoWatobs; . , ~j:', ,, , 1, Pine Gold Duplex and other Watchea;;PinoBllltOr • -".. , iwg Cu... and °pea Pace Nuglish,Aaturticau a.. : e. ‘.. ' r t ,, „ Patent Dever and Lepine Watches: Double Gees rrit- t.. •',l; Ouartier And °Wt.! Watcher,DadleV , Pancriroao .. ..,,,,.,, trwtl444o Diammed 'Breit:4lo ; Plurally ninon Bat:. Er d' r • ~,,, . , kc.; Fine Gold Ditaine; 1110.dagional Beacel aia_:,, " .' Pine; Doeasig i inst Finger Singe; rtmoil 43 , 14, ..;.: .' F .11661 lALX-4. - la - r - gO . and valuable lift4l" 4 ' suitable for it Jeweller; coat :440.. _ - ,t ._.,,,,•• ~t, , -I• dy' Also, mayoral Lots in 8 . 0uL4 1 - 410 . 6.mdett.letith ' plifill!:`.7:? ant streets. . . i. ,,, , ;1 c . ?*;:1it 0 D:.IntIeLEEIS4 CO. ' . ' ' , 1+" .. r` ,,, ,. , '-y,. ‘l. • ' No. sot, MANIC ET gregi?)Fr i'dtl ROOT itl'in 84011: SAMOS NIMBI ILUbriiii,lt •S'''' ' '' ' ' t . ' THVBSDAY. - C l it h, o e r il e tu a and e rr . Ode Iv . 0 (X.1;4,,A..4 . COTT U 2,1•11 M; .h ~.a~:dti A/ 44.. . V.
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