The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, August 21, 1857, Image 3

3W? «$&!:$&
r : r t , abase' tighter.
\ \ -Ricelleat paaohjyllb,: names \ wm sold to-aay'afc
/ . wK Mflt'dMsat ten pir cent; si.
«ih*Dgedßil-»t-«oriner -rateft;'wit& **ligot tendency to
ISMSS^aSsa-
has
'^m'Jf-a^fnSj^fefiaoS^^j&J^r^bnthe^etrett,. there Te
M£*» korMe
- *h*.ne|WWt» taken
J! far
‘“. “' Com ln, tSo;ttaskei: :wrthin, a th. bdlb,
>. . the.m»»y
rtuaora of ,tll«aeclin& of Someirhoie unties I rafpreu
,- 'fp?oi^iopift«feiK/.'.-‘''-i;.'! ■ it",>/•' > j
. ' the cloilng fo!ci'4t'tlL6'» e S)Mi,t»«nl 7««teri»y, It rose
•-ail Inonlinifta 241 W.and-Cloiixl .ttk, .eooiid lxmrdthis
m*rp»6u^Mk;^rfio\«pw Mwk closeA »t the
second WMj<llj<£>&taW-,63, the cWlmr-price ret.
:„ tetdsr.„ edveiSeddX j Q»ien»
' .. r ;. Pittsburgh foil ljijf Ddlawilifoand Hudson 1; LaOroiie
ih t---; *£4Mifwaukie;,!#;abdCapibeflshd'CoalCoV&k There:
‘ • Both'
A . „ Bpl4frael/a>Bt^»|pfiaeM,T^;Sirteaiidia.
r J»la r «t6o#,'«j',ads,ne'eqf WonyreWrdayi; .<-« •
' ; ?anddiuneUJ, iek&ctttd'.tfd improving - influence bn the
i .'V>
/- !e«>Mr. f J.ja. -Eaa\Mi, has-?beefcjjlfeeted. .temporarily,
• &^ r v;tb'Sllthe’pT &'Bid«jat l s ’seat at!the' T&(Wg4h,&outheni
- and.
Mr; J,;
l '\f£-- mintt o|!the v Of-the::
•?< AiWeoll^wkSi'''iketipb <the
Si^^MiSir
■ ; ;\»gaSfcu>>iV' ..do :..i tea
, ~m- .
t &tt \ r>»wirittp>ra J rr-Thb'lartfe make
. f buyer* hold, off, sb&AoVJmrchases are made, eicepfrfor.
iant. The at td.SCke *
_ Vi |&fio lbr/aap^flneahdei;t^Goe»6.tofor'extradd f ; $6.20.
Wfe 33A&, for Superfine: Indiana: and Michigan vffi.GOeSTSG
- for extrr Ohio, and ; 37.Bo<»sB &0
*>. f:. choice d 0,.. $7J2Set%9. for QeQeaee,:'*nd
forJßt. Lotda. .'jDanadlan flour to'inactfre 4 , at a decline of
Th,«te is: delight, improvement in. Southern flour—
. -
, and from the, lattecprice i 0.18,60 for hatter grades.. Bye
vfiouTi itfmhangedv ; at«ady, at |4.4i0dA.60..f0h<
V .Brandy.ittoe.^/*-?X a \- ,»
- C q^tos—l irm end butiittfobdEiness doing" at, previ*
~£ '. .- ... s • '
• nsQaws—Wheat dulL at for-red; 31.75 a
f 791.3df0r Wt*';3l.63 for.red. Indiana; 31.43 for Mil
.winkle club, and 31.70f0r old white Michigan*' Sales
w-. abbnt.i3,poojiushels.,. Oats are In Utile demand at 57a
„dc. for Statefr4da&oo. for for.
7 .WegteiT). , Corn.easy at ssq. for mlxedr Western, and:
60c7f0.r, S<rathem: yellow Sales 45.000 bushels.
- HihES—Continue dull. Holders 'Mein inclined to
yield a litUe. Small sales of .Oriooco were made at 30^e.
1 months. , 7; ... <...*'■ *'■•;*
■- r Xhok—Quiet,, Scotch pig waft Sold in small quanti--
• tire at 329 MaSO 60, -
inforor of buyers. <
~ tfML Sroafts.-rSplrito. ot Turpentine is i&actire at
49W' oach : r .v.Qrtidfri Xim«sntine lbs.
rosin, in alight demand..at 3lO lbs.
V.Tor and Pitch, unchanged. ■ : ‘ K ' 1
Oils.—The marketis dull without any change in for--
•'■''m6tprices,i- 1 ? a, f- • V<i •-- .-■* - ‘. -
- ,/; havelmprored 26 cents for Men;
>. with salea at 3S(ti76jand Prime sold at $2126: Beef la
in m6d«refo.de®Anaet3lB,W®l7 7& for repacked West
ern,-and prime Mere ats3otf>3l. Cut Meats are scarce
.^i<r,andfirh^uld«dd)ilfo T - Butter and Oheese unchanged.
Srinsts are quiet,, At the large auction sale of Brj
and & Co.', this scarcely a tenth of the store,-
, '-t _valuedat3KH),ooO,7iraasold2ThebrendleSbrought,from
$4.60't0 |0 for OognacVUnd'other sorts went off at low
'iyj j:PripM f « <"<?> J Wt'ftli'A-r V-. ■■■ '"’> ' ’a '
~^L , >..? at former-prices. *.'-*#* i , j- ■ -'i --< ••
W»ss—Unchanged. We notice sales of 600, baskets
;* phampagne and 400 cases Claret at 33tfr
; .ii IQB very dall, and unchanged.
.'" , -^ ie ' ul^om House for duties to-day,
w. ; fITOCK BXCHANOK SAMS, Aug. 21.
‘fltajfo; 9’V W WHj New
Cetttwdß : & B 8.80nd».13T5, 79;.
*\ - fiodsoh'BlTer B Bnitmtie.;9sX Hudson Blver KB 2d
•*‘ J -r mtge;B2“3ndaon Elver B B.M ihtge', 59: Hudsoh River
SSj-Barlfein Elv’er B R Ist >fitge 76:
■ '/Illinois Centre!bß'Bonds’;99/'Terre' Btaute A’Alton,
, 7Btintitts7&2y’t‘iACToa»e&MU Land Grant Bonus, '42:
XHv’d,Bonds, 50; Mechanics’ Bank, 116#
' PaA;Banic, 71W; National Bank, 111; Pennsylvania
” Cbtapahy, '74; Milwaukie k Miss' Railroad. 49;'
; Belaware and'Hudson Canal Company, b,6G t 116: Cam-.
-ibferland :Cokl-Co.fl6>Neir- York Central'tt.ah 78^;
..H ABHkBB;bSO/30i4rBre3ingBa!lxobd;i>60; 7fo Galena,A7
-Chicago Railroad, 88#; Hudson River Railroad, 19:,
Mich: 8. AN.'lndian* RR;,bBO; 80; do:pref. 8t0ck,67,'
Illineia Central Railroad U3#:oleveland aid Pittsburgh
ll w 60.'23; Cleveland, Colombui'a^i^Clnclniuti.
' Railroad, 94#; Cleveland and Toledo b ’flO* 42; J
:; JChidgdihd lQibiUPlslfiid Railroad. b6O; 90#; La Cross
‘ andJfilWukießailroad/bbO;*.;: ' : ; ;
'■■ ■’' PAH.trRES, AfISIONitENTa. Ao-The following are
the reported fellures/ &o. ;for the week;
- Ira Warren; Boston. Matt.j gone ’
lfew York city, sus-
'7 ’‘'--v. 1 ,,- •/
Henry ( E,. Thoqms ds Co.; “ Tobacco,” - New York
+ > city, suspended; in cbnicquehcft of the decree of Mr.T.r
with UabUities'pf about 3400,000, but stare that they-
Ihave alalge?sdrprua/ dhd-will probably only’require a
-little time. , ... ,
• r 6Hg» ,i 4t’ c -Lathott»^Bankers yind Stock Brokers, New
- 'Yorkatj/-«ifcead©d7 ; “ j >
-•-- »,yw Xotk tet;
‘■■' v fc Mcnd^/-’-‘l' I WK!y Gondji ( ” NeTr York city, pi:,
\ > ‘‘^ol«ll>&,»>ll«irTi)ric'<!»j- I -Wlgii^:
Prancls Davis, TrerriN/Y., failed and assigned.
j; i' % Bi-Pi A'GfH.-'Slyj-Rdroeswr,' N. Y,, suspended. .
1.0/dtO. O, Torry;‘Hudwo, N, Y., faued—offer 33
'<lf-tsiWe4ht/'^ »\{ }*:-*-4*f’V y'■ A '' 1 ' '
Duuson kr T., reported last
week, should have, reWUloVersvillo.'N. Y.; assigned;
’ ( :. Pearce, Westport, N / Ygaflthed. - 1
Baasom Brehon, Oakfleld.N.Y., aMigued. i; '
> John suspendoth.
' John Taylor k Co., Cincinnati, Ohio/assigned; lla
.f- ' bUltiea said about 3W.000, t '• ' ;■ '* • -J
■- \Pr4derickßieylei'Ohatiefttowo«' lo 4., foiled and as-
-i-< ' , • y ,
Thompson Binsell.yalpareiso.'lnd., assigned;
r /5 >'7U7Ciillde,:AitobniAl^foC'ec- 1; ’ * y
r) 7 lousey/ Yort dw.teolmi, lowa, failed. ■ - -
H.Gpßenhis.Princeton/Tows,'failed,'^'-'
,l:. l tt^B>pAUl s ;janesvlUe, rowa,yaa»lgned./7'.-‘;: :
MUler A Cortis. f‘publishers,” New York city, ret
. beried suypebded lastwbek;, have fodebtedness of about
,3190^300; usete nominally Sufficient to payin' fall.. An
injunction has been, served upon them to prevent a dis
poaal of tiie property. - Creditors expect full' payments.
,-.iia they.beheve their specialpariser.isliable
■i for all the debts, 'the co-partnerships not hating been
duly advertised. ■ • . - y ? - .
‘S!»K[£ABBLPHU."BTpbK :
Vrvi t.'f.j : :
' tvti: lidnity, Ji
- 3'^.u
-Vm ,W 7i ; "pi ast ;V
•'iaooopcniasj' V 'MX
woo - - io > ■■:■:■■'■'::w
two Schorl Nflj ’B2 65'
~ . IJOOO tJnioD Cfctul Cj 89
t '7iTgsjjj do' - ;1 t”
. *>di' ‘"H'NoMridm R bS’OO
26 Broad Top RbSH,'
-lCira A- AmR 107 V
'.‘‘■■’U' do ••-. .'lO7
'"'"l . do -■ 107*'
wairt t&m-Xji J-. MX'
■ • HA
. , taoMbrrfiCnlPmf #3#|
A ~y fi 'jj >" i >,i
‘761000 *I»1**B-7b ,J
fO»Bck.S»T*Bs 86, ;J
*looo,tWooOnl^2dß6o '
6700 Penn. 6a ~,,84#
3KeibdlflgE«sini36.
f- t -"..1/ rflo 2 ;
APTEB:
!i ' nW'&Stf-J
, 3 ,PhiU4«6« i.; ; t e»jceSox :
' do f Bondi *7O 78* .
« Int. 0(780
« O M£3S®S&
THE MONEY MARKET.
PHfLADBLTHIi, August 20, 1867.
v.y //'A bucket MU or from a river leaves no
“ ’
.-; n*ahe» In*n£ flllotb* *£»itis ¥*th j
. * healthy itateof commerce. Ibe~
- frOrd* b'mlUion .
r t . rand,thWe-diikrler* of and immediately theatre am.
pert* «
• tt» .
1 ''‘fMttflibrlamiVrwtored by inepeymenteofher debtors,
ti*£tenliiiJ'lßi«iik
accommodjatlojia. „ IFe h&yVan aJpundanceofspeple here ;
'ss** wfl***** from
r '.., r raoaenUtycofboutkedi**
of* fewof tfcsss institution*! Isa& ifjtt&uatidn? WlLl
- • manifest the"f»ct tut the mon* ‘'
k i OyecL'iatejrejrfa.Gf’ the CQxmtry*re<ln a sound condition,
iiuto the stock boards in the Urge cities, .
~ &■* maintained.
' share* of
’"' reliable and undoubted eorporattons. As a federal thing,
rftiimd’stoelu uftiveVsaU£ah*rd Ja thtfbsd-reputation,
which oaghtonlyjp have secured to a' •
■ ‘ ff& \ -Sreninspect.ioJtKeßa the,public.dlsCTlml
- < Js yUibley Au 4 tho prices of railroad stocks alone
fJ plainly indlcate-lbe disguatat stoisk famWiab which be- ;
.. - 5f
' oTwrapaniM
tjfe Oort of heaTyJhterestietfe tefl tothe tender mercies '
to, aftbe*peehtatoro«f the stock eiChange,.and ere Readily
' ‘ price, vrhlfe capltil''lf daffy invested in
tfr/ gtiotf plying at fair, prices. ,!Wfcen the, roll
ijxxA* of the country shall have been bfought into Scan--'
.. 'cUi order—whenfewer fait tralni the wear'
ud fg|lmklihH-when'
' iegins'tQ haTe sdme away in railroad uiat
. .- fTetght .be carried
4 _ than the companies can sAotd—when the
/>'•' '■ oa&f* t oi bayers and
.* - business
V. '^lien»ilroadVbegln,to'Be would bp.
ifithey frere th*lprivate property, &f single,
.; “energetic,'and Jhnterprising^iu^jidojja-' \g> hrfei-^then/
; ’ toS'notfai tbcß, wftreapital
-' “a. proeppetrfif aultaaAsatiafactory
'.retatu^vj-.v---V'-‘' ; 'V 4 >■/" i
'severe;eßecti' iip4& theSmp&y market'
idlindUrAr* and HhV
toihj,
)t (tin MMa4 i w.tamy iuu bin Mt M,uA tbs oo-
-ysMv,
Vj/VJ H'l )i i fliV, 1, '
cnrrehceol\the 4th ofthexrtcnth bikttsed a slight pres
eure.in theeariypart of,tfci weekffrit that has since
subsided. The ecgtcementa oftpat day are under
stood, to have been unusually beam hat appear to have
been well met. The Bank efEngJaud ratacontlnues at
6» per cent., and ‘oat of doors'there U nothing doing
imderthatfigrure.' IntheStflCkEichaoge e ratoon
Government Securities has ruled about percent.
The arrivals of specie hare been over one million ster
ling, JncludlngsubpUesfrOm the West Indies, the United
Stales, atrfiAustralia—of whichneariy'one-half is in
silver.: These timely remittances will tend to relieve
the Ttfnfr of England from further withdrawals of gold
at nressnt. and also check the drain oaths Continent for
silverJ*t present falling little short ,of *300,000 per
■There turn from tb'o Book of England for tho week
ending ibe,ljik of Augiuf glrfa.Uikfollp'wlng.results,
when coinparedwltti the previous week: ■
Public deposit*..£s,36s,3l7..lncrease
OUter dep05it5....10,463,068,.1ncrea9e
Rest ..,% v . ... 8,686,908. .Increase.....
' Onthe other aide of the acciunt r,
GoY’taecHlea’. .£10,506,081. .8ecrea5e,......... £5OO
Other Mc’tie*,.. .16,217,524..1ncrea5e.........2,165,963
( No^e unempVdl.,s^2^4oo. .'DßCt&ese.. 096,685
,'The amount of,notes In circulation is £18,905,980,
beidgnu increaseof £827,555i v &hd the stock of bullion
in_b'ath'(iep*rimonts is £11,302,162, showing a'decrease
;df £3^0,826) when compared with the preceding return.
,r A Yeryactlve business baa beeu done In bullion this
week. -The receipts hare Men'fall/. £1,000,000, and
tHesaltalarger. Silver has been taken freely for tho
East, and larger parcels ofgotd have.been sent to the
Continent.. A,very.smsll.portion of the imports has
gone tothe Bank of England. Prlces’are dm, and likely
toremainsbatpresent.’' *.>
The returns of the .New York Bub-tr&asury, on the
HOU,Wt«:' / . .r% _•
■ Totalreceipts;./;..;.;. $207,828 07
Payments.j. 1239,638 19
-BtIMMJe.V...., ; 12,808,017 83
- - The following tabto shows'the movement in cotton
the. lßt lsatj t compared, with the
•siiMi period in the two preceding years: •
. lesrr 1 uw. is&s.
•Receipt* at the ported. .; .2.904,000 3,486.000' 2,772,000
Exports to Qtl Britain. ;j’«8,000 1,M5,000 1,616,000
Exports to France.'.;. V: 412:000 478,000’‘ 409,000
'4lo.ooo' 620,000" '2Bl 000
Total exn0rU.i;.i',.'.v..2i236,000 4,943 000 3.205.000
Stock on band.,,.. 70,000 . 61,000 1121,000
_Kr/J'. H. Ransom has. been elected president pro tem.
ot. tiie s Southern Michigan JJiJlroad', in .place. Of Mr.
Litchfield; resigned. The directors have also appointed
a committee of finance to provide for the payments of the
company.' , A meeting Of ths stockholders has been 1 called
f fcj,fiia2fith of Baptember, at.idrjin/ Miehigap, ti> elect
a new board of direotora,the pmeat board having tan
derodthelf retlgnatlont, toUko effect on that dkj.
- .The trerirtfre'r Of the'lßatday Railroad and Coal Com
pany glves noticethat the Interest coupons of that com*,
paoy, due September Ist, will' be paid at tbe office, at
.Fdttrth and 'tfalnbt stre'ets.' ' r '' [
ThePittoburgh'GflXSHrSays:
“Wo are. pJeasedLto learn that the portion of, the
Pittsburgh, Steubenville, And. Indiana Railroad nowi' n
use, I* being thoroughly and substantially ballasted and
gravelled.. Capt/ 8.-P. Klrig,of this city, Is suporin
, tending the work; and has already taken about forty
laborers fromthls neighborhood to do . the .work above
Specified. 001. T.A.Scott, of theJtannsyivania.Gentral
Railroad, (s the vice president of this road. The reoeut
arrangements made by this gentleman .are of much im
portance, and will be a source, of much benefit to both
roads. , Passehgers.leaving Cincinnati at six o’clock in
the oiorning arrive here at seven la the evening. It
piay be proper, to. add that the credit of this road is
good, and will continue to Increase with its present effi
cient officers” • /
The Franklin Railroad, from Obambersburg-through
Gteencastle to the Maryl And-line, has heen sold to
Messrs. J4s.- Wdrrell, A. J. Jones, and J. J. Dull, of
Harrisburg. These gentlemen have inado arrange
ments, for the purchase andcompletlon of the road from
tbe Maryland line to Hagerstown.
. PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
- *’ ,1- . August 20—Evening.
-A few small lota of. Quercitron Bark.have been token
at $6O for first quality. The market for Breadstuff*
continues exceedingly dull, and to effect safeato any ex
tent lower prices will, have to be submitted to. Some
700 bbls. Flour have been disposed, of at $0.60 for some
old stock, $7 for fresh ground from new Wheat, and
$7.25 for good Penn’a brandfe, but the demand Is limited
at these figures, and confined to the retail trade, em
bracing extras at $7.50a58, and fancy.brands atsB.6oo
lOi per bbl. jiith fair sales. Thesbipping demand is'
limited at $T per hbl. for standard brahds.' Bye Flour is
at S4;M per bbl.> In Corn Meal
there ls nqthlng doing for the. want of stock of Penn’a
meal, which 4s scarce and-wanted at $4 per bbl.
Wheats of fairquality are plenty andduU at 146a.a166c.
for reds, end 150c.a160c, for white,-hat good jmd prime
lota, are scarce atfl.eo©Xl.6s for the firmer, and $1.05®
$1.72 for white. Cornels lona in demand,'and prices
range up to 87o’.o8£e. for good'yeljow, with sales of
2WO bu. at these figures.',, Oats are (full, 7,000 bu.
Southern have been sold at'4oc,®42c« filr good lots; in
ferior lots are unsaleable l . ’Bye ’is SeHlng at 95c. for
Pe&iia. ‘ Cotton has ruled 'quietly. Since the receipts ;
of the Persia’s news.holders are demanding'stringent
prices, Groceries—No change in the market, 1 and buy-'
ers. ore,boldlngi off. Provisions are wanted at an ad-
Tince ln prorlous quotatlonsj but thert la too little of,a
stockin' 1 to ladaoe,speculation/ Mess Pork
hqs beenaold. At sss caskjand Bacon Shoulders at
13c.f but the former prioes are now generally refused.
■Whiskey is selling a little mope freely, and 200 bbl.
taken quoted at 28-.
AMiihr IUMBEIV "IhaWkT,' August 1 9;—Ther,:
«u no unuiu.l activity, In the, market daring the put
week, but a, air Amount of sales were made. Vessels
have found ready Richmond, Washing
ton, Ac., they are much'wanted,
,-Themeipts during the. past week have been well as
sorted/ find the market is how well stocked with all
klndsof-lttinber.. , ■ > .
- .Tlare whs yh?t*raay. morning & better attendance of
buyers in the market than we haye seen, for two months,
ln, clear where larg*, amounts have
been taken, or the lumber not desirable on acoount of its
Inspectloh orconditloh; " '' 4
' ' Thh receipts by Canal from the 7th to 14th’ August, In'
tbe years named, were as follows
’‘V \ ! ‘.Boards and Shingles, Timber, Staves/
; • • ", tomtitog.n:, o.tt: ’
-’,141:503 I,BM 120 4,810,000
1861.. 6,»24,}40, . 616 2.180 6,b1,W
1852.;.‘...11,889,984 -' 700 4j041 5,698 870
1853 14,967,748 . 463 ... 10 230 460
1854. . 9,974j747 , 190.. 1,168 6 373 M 5
1866.-..;.. 9,668,602 1,613 , 2,360 7,332,600
1860.. 9,731,410 609 ..... 8 414118
1867.. .16.230.100.. , 2,247 , 7,009 9.891,000
AS was Anticipated, the, recolpts of boards ana scant
link show a large Increaee over the corresponding week
of last year, the excess, being 6,601,690 feet. There is
also a lam Increase In shingles, equalto 1,378 M., and
stares 1,377,882 lbs. ;. , ,
PROVISION TRADE OP BALTlMORE.—TheAmfri
tan says Provisions are quiet, but the market for them
is very Arm. We have reported to-day sales of 60 bbls.
city packed Head Pork atsl4, andof some 40 to 60 hhds.
Bacon In Jobbing lots at 13 cents for Shoulders and 16
cents,for Sides. Bacon can be bought in largo lota at
12#014# .cent* for Shoulders and Sides; Bacon Hama
range, at from 14# to 15#, cents. Barreled Pork Is firm
at,s2o for Western Prime, and $25 bbl. for Western
Wets; Baltimore packod Mess may be quoted at $23.50©
bbl. Thera Is nothing doing In Bulk Meat. The
nominal rate* aro 11#®13cents for Shoulders and Hams
and 13# bents for Sides. Beef is still selling in small
lots as wanted at $2O for Baltimore Mesa, and $l7 & bbl.
fordo.No.l. Thereto nothing doingin Lard,,Weqnote
city rendered nominal at 14a14# cents, and Refined Lard
atl6#«irodnts. ' . • >
KXOUiNOE BAUEB, Aug.
1857. ;
lr., Stock Broker. ,Vo, 80 K
it Sfral. 1 ' _
BO ART); 1 /’ ■ •'
4 Perm* 11' • 7 46#
10 Lehigh Nav -v. ' 66 .
«*' 'doV ‘,66
16. do / 68'
10 City Bank . 60#
; 2i. do' ;' 1 ‘ 1 ‘ w>#
6 s ' 'do ’ 60#
'6 ‘ do ‘ f ! 50#
10 do 60#
„ 1 Panto ft Mech - 64#
PERNAMBUCO, July 21,1857.
’ The-weather fora week has been Very rainy, which to
favorable as regards the health of the people and the
crops. - Sugars continue to arrive from’the Interior at
the rate of 2500 bags per day. The shipment of Sugar
since the Ist of November last la 62,626 tons, and for
corresponding period of 1856: 60,200 tons. The new crop
of Cotton to large and of good quality; already 1000 bales
have reached market, and sold for' 7||600®7||760
erroba. Hides are sosroe, and no shipments except what
to going to Portugal/and seU at lie. & B». freights
dull.- Exchange active at 28# for £76,000 and 800,000
francs. > Discounts in' banksand market places 10 per
cent. flour*crackers', paper,‘seaVinegar,wind, olive oil,
oodflsh, butter, bran, and empty bottles are how selling
at paying prices. ‘ - • H. D.H.
’\2' r do." '."cashM#
,'M ,m..i •; «#
BOARDS. n, ‘ .1.
| 100 Bajidg; R sSwnftln 84#
2Readings j sswn 35 u '
12 .Penn* Jl',. ‘ s 5 46#
5 «•• do :).* ’ .- ; 48#
r!ox\ do ' ,s 5 46#,
,4sJDehigh Scrip b 5 41#.
. 6 Bank of Penn* 113 - r
BOARD. : 1
BOSTON—Steamship Palmetto, Baker—6 ea fctdae W
T Aasonj 40 do Bolter Bros; 07 do John Borden: 12 do
W Brown: 167 doDB>Browivft Co: 15do Bangs ic Max
well; 12 do Wft Brown; 47 pkgs mdse Bucknor, McCam
mou A Co; 15 do Brown, Reichert ft Co; 2 do Barcroft,
, Beaver ft Co; 56 do Corleigh .ft Durborow; 126 do B W
Chase ft Bqds;>6 P 0toyton;18do Caldwell A
Grtoky; 32 pkgs paper A MiOoWnsj 8 do mdse G M
Coates: 68 do wm unity: 45 do Dahlap ft ■ Bro; 6 do B
M Esberick ft Co; 4do John 0 Ely; 6do C Ellis k Co;
76 do»P*rmtm, Kirkham k Co; 12 do Fithl&n, Jones k
Co; 7,doParnuih, Lamed ft Co; 54 do Faust, winebren
nerft: Co; 308 esmdae P Void; 9do TB Giles; 86 boxes
mdse GroVe- k Bros; £8 cs do-Haddock; Reed k Co:
872-. do; Hyeil 4 HoroorMl do U P Hutchings;
07 do.Keeue; Sterling k Co; 8 do John King; 79 do Le
vlck. Batoin A Co;16do H £ndwlg;'ls4o J S Leveritt;
7 do J.B Llppineott; .94 do Lawrence, Stone k Co; 25 do
Menshatl & Co; 75 do Martin k Wolf: 18 do M Mar
shall;,l7do McFarland, Evans & Co; 23 do O Megarge
. ft Ota 6doWW Paul: Pdo John Phillips; 44 do Reese,.
Groff k Dailey; 3do W Raphael; 6do Raigsei k Co; 88
do J ft M Sanders: lOO.do W'A L Shumvay: 90-do Al
fred, glade ft Co; 20 pkgs do Bmith, WiUtoraS'ft Co; 60
do, Thomas &MarUn; 29 do Thatcher ft-Co; 830 bales
44 Thompson ft.Co: dRdoB 5O bales do
Waln.'jseaming'&Coi SOdoThosWattaoU'ft Sons; 972
-/
> s PEBNAUBUCO-^Briglß»ese, f Outerbr Idge—3K)o bxs
1 sbjsjUll dry oXhidesTCewJs ft painon; 600 bxs sugar
[ $4OO City 6js v new 05#
Bid;Atied
Schyl NarPref >22#«23#
WjMp’fcft Elmß 17c ®lB#
offT’at' .. .
} . Ist mort. 76#075#
3,-jto. :.40;2di805#«85#
‘Lqaglatocds ,11: all#
Vicksburg >7 o<l #•
Girard Bank : ll#«ll#v
Lehigh Zinc .;1-; <lje
; Union Cana!‘ * 9#olo#
-«■•£ #a 1 • '•
Ca)*wfe*%, BR 41 all#
'• HUNIBPORT, Nft~BrJg forward, ColdQeet—22o tons
pluterEASouderftCo.’
‘ Brig ManzanUla, DunttJng—23o tons
:plaster B A Bonder ft Co. •- - ?
- NEW- BEDFORD.—Scbr Ceylon, Dall-« 268 galls
bleached winter whale oil Bhobcr ? Banting ft Co.
~ tETTEJft BAOft
<*« Merchant! 1 Exchange, Philadelphia.
SWp tmatm, V/wlery Utmjkml, Aug,»
* V .Vuipuraiw), soon
Ship Morning L1ghtjJ0ba5t0n,........... .panama soon
Barque EKKane, Hewitt;. .Cardenas, soon
BrigßUckSquall,Bryant, ..'.Havana, soon
; SAILING OF THE OCEAN, STEAMERS.
btsawsb ", rßon yOa ' , J ’ , dit
Few York....'..New' York Glasgow.... Agu22
Pulton; 1..; York Southampton..*.».Aug. 22
-Niagara,.....Boston , Liverpool. Aug 20
Bdroasla.; .1'.;.. Now York Hamburg........ • Bept 1
Arabia...,,,...'.NewYork' Liverpool. .Sept 2
Ja50n...........New York '8remen.........;... 5ept 2
North Star.... .’.New' York Southampton'........ Sept 8
Oof Washington. New York. Liverp001...........5ept 3
Edinburg,New York ~ G1a5g0w.......... y.Sept 5
Adriatic... New York. Liverpool. Sept 13
York :Havre.,..., Sept 19
Baltimore. .Liverpool New York. .July 20
Niigata. Liverpool Boston, I Aug 1
• wow, roS . »at
Bremen New York Augl
....G1«g0w New York. *Aug. 6
North Star. .Southampton New Yotk. Aug 12
C WMhlngton.,Liverpool New York Aug! 12
• '*•* * 'Liverpool Boston Aug 16
Atlantic.......: Liverpool New York Aug 39
Africa... Liverpool New York: ....Angß3
; Arago. .givre New,Y0rk!......... 20
f Kangarod....*;.LiY«l)ool ,New‘V0tk...........Aug 28
GUsgow..... ..oyagow, Hew Yora.,.Sept 6
MOVEMENTS Of STEAMERS.
pßiLADthratl—lrani NeW York. 24. arriving at Ha-
Wle2M, ltM«l**4thj srrWog.tNolr Yot)tMth ; ,
, Jnjm‘K«» Tork lSih, MlJylog.Mjp.TM.
’piMnii.Oitti-rTOB JtrrVdtS: 17th. irrirlng »t n..
«-^ B ?h7«s»
Btioa Wanaioß—from New York 27tb, arrive at
.SSf**to'lrt-*nd;Nev Orleans 3d. from New Orleans
Hth. daewt New York 18th.
- wa«BL—f n>ta Charleston 10thr and 4th. due at Ha
'Sasr and l°thand due 4V'
®tea*ners sail from New York on
the 6th and 96th of each month.
[Correspondence of thePhltodelphto Exchange,]
Importations,
{Reported for the Press.]
• PHILADELPHIA BOARD Of TRADE.
Ibbail Morris. ) ■
MOKTH.
f Sntdhgence. '
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, August 21,185 T.
BtTN 815K5...;.
HIGH WATER.
ARRIVED'.
Steamship Palmetto/Bakor; ; 48 hours from Boston,
wth mdse and passengers to Henry WinSor. Reports
having passed; off Reedy Island brigs Thomas Walter,
from Turks Island, and about 12 sohrs, upward bound.
Steamship -Boston} Bellow, 22 hours from New York,
via Cape May, with mdse and passengers to J Allderdice.
Barque Albion Lincoln, Dunning, 8 days from Port
land, with plaster to. Jairus Baker.
Barque Frederick Lennlg, Symmes, 13 days from Mo
bile, with cotton; Ac. to Pettit. Martin A ! Oo.
Barque, Oak, Ryder, 4 days-from Boston, with mdse
toTwelia,.GaaklUA Galvin. ; “ .
Brig Breeie. Quterbrldge, from 'Pernambuco. July 21,
with sugar and hides to Lewis A Damon. Bailed in com
pany with barque Annie Scott, for .Lewes, for orders.
Left brig F W Oaksmith, Williams, repairing.
Brig John Freeman, Lorlog, 13 days from Pictou, NS.
with stone to Walter Hugh.
Brig Forward, (Br) ColdUeet, 10days from Huntsport,
NS. with plaster to E A Bouder A Co. /
Brig Manzanllla, Dunning, 6 days from Portland,with
plaster to K A Bonder A Co.
Brig Emma. Baker, 4 days from Boston, with mdse to
Creweß A Collins.
Brig -Minnle Miller, White, 7- days from Boston, in
ballast, to E A Souder A Co,
- Brig Eaglet, Dunham, 8 days from Warehara, In bal
last to Robt Huddell.
-81,146,440
278,079
27,164
Scbr B Watson, Robinson, G days from Salem, with
plaster top 3,Stetson A Co. , i-
Schr Mercy Taylor, Chase, 0 days from Boston, with
mdse tp D Cooper.
Schr John G 3 days from Indian
River, with lumber to J W Bacon A Co. '
Schr Cyclone, Dali, 5 days from New Bedford, with
oil to Shober, Bunting A Co.
Schr Hattie, Anna, Topley, 6 days from Boston, in bal
last to N Bturtevant A Co.
./Schr Vandalia, Cooper, 1 day from Smyrna, Del, with
oats to Bewley, Wilson A Co.
> Schr Wiq George, Jackson, 1 day from Smyrna, Del.
with corn to:Bewley,/Wilson A Co. 1
Schr ‘ Banner, West* % days from Indian River, with
corn to Bewley, Wilson ACo -
.Schr Diamond, Townsend, 2 days from Indian River,
with graiu to Bewley} Wilson A Co/ •* • ' ' '
Schr Jos Nickerson, Bakery 4 days from Boston} with
mdse to Crowell A Collins,
Schr Crystal Palace, Leighton, 0 days from Ports
mouth,' NH, with mdse to K A Souder & Co.
Schr J-.L‘Heverin r Pearce, I day from Dover, Del.
with oats, to Jas Barratt A Son.
Schr Mantua, Maxon, 1 day from Frederica, Del. with
oats to Jas Barratt A Bon.
; Schr. John Lank, Artist, 1 day from Frederica, Del.,
with oata to Jas Barratt A Son.
Schr Wm Lfeay Denbjylday from Smyrna, Dei, with
oats to Jos Barratt A Son. <
Schr Fra Ward, Mill, 1 day from Smyrna, Del. with
oats to Jaaßarratt A Bon. •
Schr John A Howard, Laws, 2 days from Milford,with
" wheat and. bark to J n McColley.
Schr Geo J Weaver, Morris, 4 days from Indian River,
with lumber to J-H McColley. “
Schr Leesburg, Bwlft, 7 days from Salem, With mdse
to Crowell A Collins.
Schr B K Sharp) Mayhew, from Boston.
Schr Polly Price, Baker, from Boston.
Schr L Sturtovant, Carson, from Boston
' Schr J Cadwalader, Godfrey, from Boston.
Schr Geo M Smith, Smith, from Providence.
1 Schr Ocean Wave, English, from Lynn.
Schr John Compton, Sharp, from Bridgeport.
Scbr Palestine, Bartlett, from Fall River.
' Schr L Audenreid; Godfrey, from Commerclal Point.
Scbr Chas Whitney, Corson, from New York.
Schr Mary Nutt, Smith, from Providence.
Sohr Percy lUUner, Gaudy, from do
Schr David Hale, Atkinson, from New York.
Schr Union,.Rakor, from Providence.
Schr Chaa M Neal, Henderson, from Neponset.
' CLEARED.
Steamship Kennebec, Hand, N York, Jaa AUderdice.
Barque Margaret, Wood, Bordeaux, P L Laguerenne.
Barque Alrah, Nevena. Cumberland Harbor, Cuba, 8
A W welsh. ’
' Brig F Fabars,Burns, St Jago do Cuba, G WBerhadou
A Bro.
Schr S 0 Patterson, Hand. Salem, 0 Miller A Bro.
Schr Frances Elraoro, Smith, Providence, .do
Schr Cyclone, Dali, Delaware City, Bennington A
Uenry.
Schr L Rlob, Hinks, Bath, Rothermel A Co.
Schr R E Sharp, Mayhew, Boston, Baum, Ogle A Co.
Schr G H Smith, Smith, Baker’s Folly .Repplier A Co.
Schr, Ocean Wave, English, Lynn, Bancroft, Lewis
A 00. ,
Schr John Compton, Bhsjm, Roxbury, 0 Ilecksher.
■ Schr Percy, Heßner, Roxbury, L Audenreid A 00.
, Schr Ohas Whiting,' Corson, Washington, do
■ Schr Julianna, Harding, Boston, do
Scbr Friend, Elwell, Salem, do
1 Schr Ik Marvel, Sldridge, Boston, do
Schr Palestine, Bartlett, New York, Noble, Hammett
A Caldwell.;
Schr Mary Natt, Smith, Providence, do
,-Scbr L Sturtevant, Baker, Chelftea, N Stnrtovant
AOo.
. SchrL Audenreid, Godfrey, Marblehead, do
Schr Hattie Anna, Tapley, Boston, do
Schr J Cadwalader, Rutter,’ Boston, Brown A White.
. Schr Polly Price, Baker, Dorchester Point, Vandusen
Norton A 00. . -
Schr David Hale, Atkinson, Providence, do
SchrUnlcn, Baker, Sauglers, Rogers, Sinntckson A Co.
Scbr John R Griffith, James, Baltimore, 8 J Christian.
Sobr Florida, Edmondson, do do
Str Henry L Gaw, Her, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
- [BT TILKQRAFH.] .
• 1 Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.
* ‘ ' OAPH ISLAND, Aug 20J—03OF.M.
The'barque Japonlca. for Bio Janeiro, and several
colliers passed to sea to-dav, and a large number of brigs
and schooners went In. Wind NW—weather very fine.
Yours, Ac., THOS. B. HUGHES.
[Br TKLVOBiPH ]
{Correspondence of The Press.)
• Nbw Yoke, August 20.
There were no arrivals from foreign ports to-day.
‘ ' Bobtox, Aug 19.
Arrived, ships Judge Shaw, from Calcutta; Leucothea,
from Liverpool: barques Stamboul, from Menton; War
burton, from Newcastle; brig Urania, from Bordeaux.
•' Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.
LEWES, Del., 19-8 A. M.
The barque Charlotte E Tay. for Tappah&nnock; brigs
Odnton, for Boston; Aaron Baton, for St John, NB; RO
Clark, for Salem; and twelve schooners, are in harbor.
The brig-John and a 1 three-masted schooner
wdnt up last evening. Wind NB—weather fine.
. 1 . -Yours, Aq. ! WM. U. HICKMAN.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Delaware, Shaw, hence at New York ye*,
torday. ! '
Steamship Central America, Herndon) for Asplnwall,
cleared at New York yestorday. ; - .
‘ Steamship Pennsylvania, Teal , for Philadelphia, sailed
from Richmond 19th Innt. '
’ -Steamship State of Georgia, Garvin, hence at Charles
ton ISth inst., ,
‘ Ship John Tucker, (new,'of Salem, 990 tons) William,
cleared at Boston 19th inst. for East Indies.
Ship J P 'Whitney, Gray, for Naw Orleans/sailed from
Liverpool 7th inst. '
Ship Geo West, Couch, to load for New’ Orleans, en
tered at Liverpool 4th lost. *
Ship Eventide, Partridge, for Wilmington, NO. was
loading at Liverpool 6th inst.
Ship Palestine, Tucker, for New York, doared at Lon
dozrQthinst.
Ship T Magoun, Baxter, for San Francisco, cleared at
New York Wth inst.
Ship EmUyFamum, Snow, for Port Philip, entered
outward at London 7th inst.
Bh!p Samuel Fales, Young, for St John, NB. for Lon
don,-passed Deal 7th inst.
Ship Superior,' Soule, from Callao, put into Ports
mouth, E. 6th Inst.'ana sailed for Cowes for orders.
Ship Lucents, Freeman, from New Orleans, arrived at
Queenstown &th inst.
Ship Masonic, Bates, from Elga for New York, was at
Elsinore 4th inst.
Ship Ocean Traveller, Boardman, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Antwerp 6th inst. and from Ilelvoet same
day. 1 -
Barque Gen Warren,' Clifford, from Mat&nz&s, at New
Orleans 13th inst,
- Barque Mary E Denworth, Baker, for Montevideo and
Buenos Ayres, sailed from Hamburg 3d inst.
' Barque Caroline EUems. 1 Ellems, sailed from Vliet Ist
Inst, for New Castle,
Brig-Bam french, Parritt, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Eaetportllth inst.
BrlgL T Knight, Griffin, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Portland 18th Inst. 1 .
Brig E Lincoln', Webber, for Philadelphia in 10 days,
was at Cape Haytien 6th inst.
Schr H Payson, Eldridge, for Philadelphia, cleared at
New York yesterday.
Schr Somerset, Witton, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Alexandria 19th inst.
Bchr H P Simmons, Barrett, hence at Milton, Mass.
19th Inst;
Bchrs Mary Elisabeth, Price, aud Paugasaet, Wdplos,
hence at Boston 19th Inst. ,
Scltf R','L Crook,’Vancieef. hence at Richmond 19th
inst.
Schrs Ella, Bourne, and West Dennis, Crowell, cleared
at Boston leth lnst. for this port.
Schr. fly, .Cheeseman, hence at Nantucket 17th Inst.
Schr Swan, Leeds, hence at Fall River 17th lust.
' Schr Potomac Lord, for Philadelphia or an Eastern
portl sailed from Fall River. 18th inst.
' Schrs M Sewell, Loud, and Emerald, Bacon, hence for
Boston, at Newport 19th Inst.,
. Bchr* Bhenandoahj Butler, and Fancy fern, Briggs,
heuco, remained at Newport 2 P M 18th inst.
Schrs Nathaniel Holmes, Williams, and Jabes L White,
foster, hence at Providence 18th Inst.. :
Schrs J L Hess, Loper; War Steed, Smith: J Learning,
Willetts; Boston, .Brower, and C Williams, Golding,
sailed from Providence 18th Inst, for this port.
Schr Harriet Ann. Harrington, for, Philadelphia,
cleared,at Rastport 16th inßt.
Vassar, Jr, Crapo, hence at N Bedford
Schrs DL Sturges, Meteor, and Only Son, for Phlla-
from New Bedford 19th inst.
Schr W Jones, Jones, hence at Danvers 10th lost.
NOTICE ToIIARrNEBB.
Notice is hereby given - that the Cross Rip Light ves
sel, Vineyard Sound, has bean-repaired and replaced
upon Her station. By order of tho Lighthouse Board.
0. H. B. CALDWELL,
Boston, Aug 1867. Lighthouse Inspector, 2d Dla.
MARINE mTsOELLANY.
Guernsey, Aug 4.—ln out last number we reported that'
a waterlogged vessel; laden with ’flour, had been fallen
In with by the schooner Jubilee on the. Tuesday pre
vious at about 35 miles to the northwest of this Island
and tbe Queen of the Isles steamer and another vessol
had gone in search of her, hut without success. We
now learn that the derelict ycssel turns out to be the
french schooner Marie Francois®, from Havre for Car
dlff, Which On tho night of the 27th ult. was run down,
when nine iriles off Plymouth, by the brig Stranger, or
Jersey, as reported In our last number, the crew being
aved on board th©\alter vessel.,
Brig Marshfield; Brown, from New York for Santa
Crus, was wrecked near Bishop’s Shoal, Turk’s Island,
on the 28th ult. The crew were saved, with part of the
materials.' > >
, Captain Lovejey, of brig Jackin, at New York yester
day worn Cape uartien. reports having been run Into on
the night of l6th fast, lat 37 60 lon 75 ,60, by the ship
W B Travis, fiom New York for Galveston, which car
ried away the J*’a bowsprit, Jib-boom, main channels,
sjove bulwarks, fte, The ship received but little
damage., /
' Missing Vessel.—The brig Scotia* Captain Docons,
from this port via fit John, N F, April 4th for fernHin
bue>>, had not arrived at tho latter j>prt up to the 21st
ult, having been 103 days out. ’
Boston, August 20.—A ship of about 800 tons was
fallen in with on the 14th Inst, in lat 43 deg 60 min.,
long62deg., bottom upward, with a new round stem.
-Her masts and bowsprit were gone.' She was full of
lumber, about eight rfeet out of water, and at anchor,
about fifty miles west of gable Island, aad In the track
of vessels. .
Ship Lagoda. Leach, arr at Boston, 19th Inst, from
Calcutta. Captain Leach reports having been 12 days
iE°!£< Al ® oa . Ba J 40 ® a P* Hope, with heavy wester
/L8 *7 1 ‘wdhlgh dangerous seas. After rounding the
which lncreav)d to & hurri
and Jost overboard Christian Dahl, the
Cape ' Saw a number or dismasted vessels off the
The (Ham) steamship Borussla was this morning tak.
en tbolarge balance deck, New York, for repairs.
She have a new shaft and new propeller. Tie
clipper sbip HeUcfipoat, 800 tons, will this afternoon be
16th lost, lit 89 60, lon 66, uhlpJuJe ot ,
cutta for Boston. - • ,
’ 16th inst. lat 38 4S;ion 64 16, shr Ralnhade Atore*
from Pernambuco for noston. ' • » r »
Ship Marcellus, from Boatou for Melbourne. Sniv & ut
dN, lon 31 yr, all well. , , . » ou*yo,iw
May 16, lat 05 N, lon 110 60. E, ship Matilda, Le e , from
Hong Kong for Bangkok. • > '
jay 27; tot 48, lon If, ship Charter Oak, f urrinetou.
ftdm Liverpool for New York. *
Aug. 1. 8 AM, 8- failles 8 of the' Salteefl, ship Mercia
Greenlear, Merryman, from Liverpool for New Orleans.
Aug 1, 4 PM.IO miles BE of Tuskar, ship Martha,
Baldrey, from Liverpool for San Francisco.
/; i>t . ,
• Aral New London,‘Aug' 17th, f scbr’ John
Anderson, Atlantto Ocean, 16 hbls.sp oil; Had on freight
40 bbtooih 'Reports,' sbOKS'June 2£ J lut 80401 Iqn 4909,
rsK*'? l L m > Aof MatUpoisett B’wdelu <m£*aw
ftfelm take* large whale of about 60 bblsfjtTiyXTat
28 46, lon 62 26, schr Washington, Blaakenshlp, Edgar
town, 160 bbtosp and wholl, 19th, lat 2814, ton 6138,
rabr Boswell King, Tripp, Sipple*?, two months out, 46
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY. AUGUST 21, 1857.
.6 19-SUN SETS. 041
3 22,
bbls Bp and hi fish oil; ’same time, tohr‘ Blake,
Blandbeushlp/of'd o ) ty w*, 78 bbbePflM» Wk &&
oil. Heard from, eboutjfuuo 20,’ sohr **
Siptdoau, 10 bbls sp. JO qo July 5* schr Ah
tyrptlc, Costa, Prorinoetown, CO Bpj Montosuma. Cbap
man, do, nothing since leaving DerraUflaj 17th, brig
Matoh. Lewis, MatUpoisett, 120 sp, .. •. ; ;; •
• Spoken 6th Inst, lat W, long SO, Fohr.Wm.Martin,
Martin, from New Orleans, 7 months out, with 030 bbls
oiL AH well. ‘ , -.1
A letter from Capt. Cornell, of the,b?ril u ® Ema, of N
B, dated May, reports ships John sttd/Edward, Smith, N
B, half a whale, whleh was taken by jthe Twilight; after
three boats from the'John and Edward had. been stove,
and divided between them ; Twilight', Tompkins, N B,
half of two large whales, one of which is givou above—
the other was second bffiber pf ship Swallow
of New Bedford.,who was killed by’the. whaio, which
was afterwards kiUed by a boinb'lance',froth a boat
belonging to the Twilight and the whale divided between
the two ships* ' | ‘,
At Mauritius June 12, Harrison, Braley. NB, put in.
for supplies; James Edward Murray, do do do.
' DOMESTIC POETS. .
NEW VORK. Aug 20-Atr!vpd, URiue Joseph Jleh,
Philips,Sdays from Cardenas; pNgf Jachin,Lovejoy,
from Capellaytien sth tust; Belle of. Pittston,
Me, Buell. 25 days from Matagorda; L Ita, of Bearsport,
Williams, from Gbnalves 6th inst. ’ Left Br, brig Ante
lope, for N York in 7 days. Schr Neptnnes Bird, GlUett,
odays,fromBarannah. / . ~ >'i ' •,
Cleared—Ships Yorktown, Meyer, London; v .Zurich,
Rich Havre ; barque N IC Gaston, Maxwell, Barbados;
brig Princess Royal,'(Br), Pearmau, 8t Gtsorge’s; schrs'
M D Lane, Gardner, Matanzas: B Flanner, Appleglt,
Wilmington/ Orion, Bmith[ St Marys.. 1
NEWPORT, Aug. 18—Brig Abner Taylrr, Tbpley,
which arriyed 14th frond Turks Island, has V e * n ordered
to Bbtton. ’' •' T , '
NEW YORK. Aug 18-Old ship Black Sea, Sydney,
NSW, via City Polut; ship 1 Pomena, Merrlhew. Liver
pool; barques Linden. Kirby, Mobile; M B Rich, Rich,
Frankfort; brigs' Martin Luther, WJacko, Tpspan; Mat
tos 1,, Campos,. Hull; Roderick Dhti, (Br) McNeil, St
Johnrf, NF. 1 ' - '
BALTIMORE, Aug. 20.—Cleared, tohw' M®**, Hop
kins. New York, via Choptauk River; Astrea, Pine.
Portland; Sea Nymph, DawSon,' providence; Chas T
Strong, tlscura, New York;'George’S Adams,’Chase,
Boston. Sailed, barques Smallwood. Martin, Rio de
Janeiro 1 and & market; J B Lancaster, Cannon, City
Point; Selfth, Gohhl, Boston; brigs do;
Wobster Kelly, Harriman, do; schrs Astrea/Plne, Port
land; Sea Nymph,’ Dawsou, Providence. 1 ,
WILMINGTON, N 0, August 1&-Cl4ar«d Bfin J
Waiuright, for New York; Ned, Henderson,, for New
York; Br brig Clarenco, Stubbs, for Turk’s Island. •
SAVANNAH, August 12th—Cleared schtti Wto Dun
nlngj Charleston; Emily, llobcrt, New York;' .brig Das
ale. Dodge, Cardenas, Cuba. ‘ 1 '
NEW ORLEANS, August 13—Arrived batqne; Mar
mein, Setter. 66 Joys from New York. ■ t
Cleared brigEuaoras, Haskell, Boston;
Harrison, Pensacola; Lisxie, 6fessick,‘ Rowe,' Pensacola,
Towed to Sea 12th, ship Ohicora; barquo George' Les
lie. / • { ' 5 -
, FOREIGN PORTS. - - / .
.Rio Grande, June 28.—Sailed brig Young America, for
New York/ In port brig Cora’, for New York ihBday*j
Cape Haytien, August 6—ln port, brigs Palrllon, for
Boston l in 10 days; Josiah LoX, for New York 16 days;
schr Eutber Child, for Bostoniln G days. -<
(Per stoainship Arabia.)
Liverpool—Ar 6th inat, City of Washington, (s) Pe
trie, N Y; 7th, 1 Robert Keller, Barstow, do.
Cld sth, Gustav, Yon Sauted, Baltimore; Bth, Com-'
promise, Childs, N York (and was in the rivor outward
uoundBth.'
Sid sth. Henry • Warren. Stanwood, Bath, Me; New
York, Edwards, New York; KCSlna Olaypolo, Tickers,
Porto Cabello; 6th, Forest Oak, Snow, Point do Gallo,
(and is reported in the river 8th;) Escort, Hussey, Cal
cutta; 7th, George Washington, Comings, Boston; J P
Whitney, Gray, New Orleans; Bib, Manhattan, Dixon,
ind Margaret Tyson, Morrison, New York.
In the river outward bound Bth, Morning Light, Gil
l!es,for Melbourne; John Norman, Gilbert, Valparaiso.
Ent for ldg 4th, Dreodnaeght, Samuels, and George
Grans', Coower, N Y! 'sth. Planter, Carlisle, Mobile;
City of Washington (s)?N if Germania, Bartels, Point
Isabel, Texas. 6th, Ella A Clark, Kopporholdt, Boston,
London—Old 7th, Swallow, Tucker. Hong Kong*
Gravesend—Ar 7th, Mystery, Matthews, Bombay Apl
18 for London.
Dungeness—Passed 6th, John Bertram, Knudson, fm.
New York, of and for Hamburg.
Cowes—Ar 6th, Arago, (s) Lines, New York for Havre
Off Folkestone 4tb, John Uenry Rycrson, Lathum, fni
Antwerp for New York.
Offthe Isle of Wight oth, American ship “Surprise,”
from Callao (probably Superior, Soule, from Callao,
April 26.)
Southampton—Ar 7th, Queen of the Seas (s), Beal
New York.
Falmouth—Sid 4tb, Topeka, Ohuroh, (from Havana)
London.
Shields—Sid6th, Gibraltar, Killman, and Pendleton,
Stinson, New York.
Swansea—Ar oth, Roebuck. Soule, Havre.! > '
4th, Root Leonard, Cook, NYork.
Gloucester—Ar 6th, Uelicors, Cole, Magoguadavie.
Bristol—Ar sth, E Z Hodges. St Johns, N B; Ocean
Star, Symonds, Oronstadt; Lurie Bouihard, Spall,
Quebec.
Sid 6th, Desert, and John Hullett, —. Car
diff; 7th, Louise. Howes, (from Bristol.) Quebec.
Cardiff— Arr 3d, Alma, Saunders, Trieste ; 6th, Dan
iel Elliott, Small, Bristol; Minnesota, Deshon, Glou
cester.
S’ld 6th, Mount Blanc, Oxnard, New York,
Kirkwall—Put in 2d, Hope, Merrill, fr*m Newcastle
for New York, making water, , .
Glasgow—S’ld 4th, Robert Leonard, Oook, N York.
, Yonghal—Off 4th, George Franklin, , from Liver
pool for New York and landed pilot.
Dublin—Arr 3d, Howland, Emery, St John, NB.
Queenstown—Put in 3d, Empire, Osborn, from Bre-*
men for Boston.
Sid 4th, Empire, Osborn, Boston; 6th, A B Kimball,
Blcthatn, (from Callao,) London. ,
Waterford—Entd out 4th, Windward, Wylie, New
York, (changed foom Havana.)
Oronstadt—Ar 30th ult, Courier, Hsneland, New
York. Sid 28ti* ult. Forest Eagle, Crockott, Bristol..
BtPetorsburg—Bid 30th uIE Windsor Forest, OraL
fam, Llvorrool; Joseph Clark,' Emerson, New York. ..
Stockholm—Arr 28th ult,' Oyldenbore. Sternum, New
York. •
Hamburg—Arr 4th inat, Junlta, Mason, MansanlUa.
Sid 2d inßt, Main, Hcak, ■ and Humboldt. Paulsem,
New York, (and both rid from Ooxhavon 3d.)
Cuxhaven—Arr 3d Inst, Hedwlg; Mulfrr, New York.
Sid 2d, Ellen Lindonham, SsnFrancisco; Victoria Rced r
Preble. England;3d, Virglnli.Prehn, San Francisco. •
Rrcmerhavea—Sid lat mst* Jason (ss) Britton, South*
ampton and New York. i < - > , ■;
Antwerp—Ar 3d inat. Constitution, (ss) Pougin.'New-
York. 81d 2d, Jacob Siamler, ‘ Uiftx, New York, (and
from Flushing Roads 4th.) ■ v
Havre—Sid 2d Inst, Flora, Plnkham, Malta, Constanti
nople, and Odessa,
MaraeiUos—Ax.4th Inst, Ylcto* of thb Wave.Agmxf,
Charleston. Sid otn. Bnuthsoniab, Davis. Boston. 1
Loading and to toaa at do 4th Inii, ’ Mississippi, (Sard
clipper) for N Orleans: Gen Cushing,Varian, for N York;
Ahby Brown, Be arse, ao; Le Coq, Bahrs, do; Australia,
Kinsman, do. '
Gibraltar—Ar 26th ult, Pride of theSea.Buckmlrister,
from N York, (and old for Malaga:) to 29th, Emily w
Seybarn, Nickels, Malaga, (and cld for N York.)
Barcelona—Ar 24th ult, Florida Blanca, Sola, NeW'
Orleans.
Leghorn—Ar 27th ult, John Sidney, Wheeler, Genoa:
31st, Julia G Tyler, Lowry, Venice.
List of Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. .
GIRARD HOUSE—Chestnut street, below Ninth.
J WMcKennor, Memphis |John Duer, Jr, Baltimore
J O Wilson, Fittiburgh J A H&mbleton, do
K Frawenfi'ld, do T R Price, Richmond
Robt A Fisher, Baltimore M Goldstein, Bradford
F A Reed, ft la, Virginia 1 E McK riney, Virginia
0 M Bradford ft la,Missouri H O Chadscy, Illinois l
Cora RF Stockton, N,J . MDBell, do
T W Neely, Georgia J H Medarry, Baltimore
A Fleming, .Pittsburg ' J Zabblscottl, N Y
C Manfrod, NY WO France, Batimore
Edw Alden. lowa Mrs Mapkie, Wisconsin
Mrs M Hall ft children, Wls K T Ellett ft fain, Miss
W H Young, 80 D K Stockton, Mo
Jno D Chadwick, Mo John Wilcox, SO
J W Stevenson, S Carolina, T Parker, Wash City
O Curtis, St Louis Mrs Parker, do
J Cassedey, N Carolina Miss Parker, do
A P Tift. Florida Hiss V Washington, Va
J H Tcsaorpf, Balt T J Grymes, do
H Y Weoma, M 4 Miss O Washington, do
J Z Kent, do J H Btuari, do
H O Midaloton, S Carolina 11 Johns, London
J B Stewart, Ky Jno Boyd, Xeina, O
R Morrison. S Carolina MII Lane, N York
Juan Cortaaa, Peru Mrs E Wallace, Balt
Thos H Wood, PhUa J L Levy, N Orleaus
A J Dugao, Baltimore G Small ft la, Baltimore
Wm T Lee, New York J A Welser, York, Pa
A M Sallada ft la, Reading Marcus Uughes, N York
J A Vaughan, Tennessee F Gutormaun ft to, Gin
John A Hall, New York W H Brown ft la, 111
E B Hart, New York . J Craig, New York
Jamos Palmer, New York F O Carnes, New York
Robert Mean, Ohio J Thompson, La Grange
P D Cossctt, La Grange RII Malone, do
Thos W Wilburn, do Cant Dyer, USA
F 8 Hunter, Pa J ft McClelland, Nashville
W P Berry, Nashville M V L McClelland, 8t Lo’s
J F Manahan, St Louis C G Helfenstein, St Louis
W B Miller, Memphis J 8 Miller, Miss 1
H H Lee, Now York A Gage ft la, NO
J Fulton ft daughter, Balt W 8 Anderson, Baltimore
C O Anderson, Baltimore N D Walker, Baltimore
W II Lucus, Nashville W J Moore. Kentucky
A Maynard, 6l Sherwood to, N York
MERCHANTS’, HOTEL—Fourth street, below Arch.
0 L Greswald, Conn D L Porter, Tenn
RII Hopper, Ky T Hough ft to, Augusta,Ar,
W S Whitny, NY EH Pecnybaker.Leb, Tenn 1
W G Davis, Leb. Tenn L Profoi, do’
0 Casey, 8t Louis, Jlo W T Meyer, St Louis, Bio
M Solbert, Oin, Ohio J B Williams, Cin, Ohio
3 Eshelman, Mt PPt, lowa WL F Perry, Pittsburgh
H Perry, Pittsburgh G Setter, Newton. N O
S G Miller, Florida P Van Schack, C’tou, S C
P G Francis ft !a,Lewto’n J D Brady, Pittsburgh
G P Hasklll, sfonroe,Mioh D K Lackman, St Louis
J France, Washington Mrs France, Washington
Miss France, do W F Holder, Gallaen
J B Lomkin,Gallaen S H Smith, la
W RKing, Missouri W A Montgomery, Gal,
B Williamson, H’ton, 111 Tenn
S A UiUyard, N O • OR Miller, Miss
M Slvely, Florida T R Blake, Erie, Pa
C A Shipman, Bradford co N Seymour, do
Henry Berger, New York A Holland, Knoxville, Ten
O Ohrlstiason, do John Wells, Detroit
M Bussell ft dflu’ter, Ches- Mr Deroe, California
terSnrings J B Glenn. Wooster, Ohio
: Jas H eannoner, MomphU II R Wheeler, Albany
W G Gunn, Mississippi P G Daifer, Tennessee
R Small, do .PA Neal, Southington
Geo W Bradley, New Yotk John Lerap, lowa
J Millet, Louisvillo, Ky 8 W Barton, Prince ton,lnd
N O Williams, Chicuo JP O lowmdule. do .
T Jackson, New York John Hall, 6farietta. Pa
James Morgan, lowa.
AMERICAN HOHSE-Cheatnut at., below Sixth.
E Daniels. Mass John H Charles, Halt
W H Flitcraft, Brldeaburg Bliss S Charles, do
Robt Cummings; NY WR Robbins, do
W 8 Whitney, do J Snyder ft to, *do
John Humphreys, Wash W R Beaver, Phlla .
Miss Humphreys, do AD Webb, Ky '
H H Linuille ft la, Ga Joel Joiner. Ark
A 51 Githeni. lowa Julius Louis, BO
Rufus Brittain. Ya W D Judge, do
A L finch, NY j W Fletcher, Tenn
Wm Hartsnore, NJ Chat Foulke, Pa •
J Brown, Md WF Browning, Indiana
J M Melbourne, LouUv, Ky P 8 Levlok ft fra, Phlla
TJ B Bhenck, FlshklU, NY Mrs Orofert, Reading
Ohas G. Bharp, PhUa F Case, NY
O L Lawson, NY. J W Sharp, NY
B y T Zeller, New Orleani.
STATES UNION, Market street, above Sixth.
O Darlington, Phlla ' Samuel Boggs, Pittsburg
R R Rankin, Baltimore Jas L Jones, Lancaster
Adam M Lee, Jlarrliburg * D 8 Grifflng, Baltimore
P Y Chester, Del co, Pa J W Bolden, do ;
Jno I< Reese, PRB Wm Weamer, Plumvllle,Pa
Ohas T Gordon, PhU* 8 Maxwell ft la, Lano co
J P Ringgold, Harrisburg O M Myers, Lancaster
,3 E Blnger, Newport, Pa E Ruley, Pittsburgh
H F Knight, St Louts II S Porter, Oateacurg, 111
8 Porch, Rochester, Wto Geo Clark, Tipton, Pa
D R Atwater, Masselon, O G Eagan. Carlisle, Pa
Jas Gilford, Batto Daniel Gieae, Trenton, NJ
Jno A Teehrer, Harrisburg Louts Schmidt, Johnstown
Minß Hynacca, Harrisburg Thoraaa Welsh, Columbia
Miss S S McVey, do James W Hunter, do
Alex D Boggs, PBR Sami H Loekanl, do
James Hinton, Lancaster D5l Swift, Harrisburg
MADISON HOUSE, Second street, above Market.
J H Adame Cleveland. F Boone, Middletown, Del
P O Williams, do , J Bradley, do
G W Biddle; Chester, GLeim, Illinois
8 Condro, Baltimore W Brown, , do
J Jackson, do < ■ N Roberts, do
8 Colwell, do J I> Ca;bart, Md
HO Miller, New Jersey RJrfrag, New York
T Atkina, do AD Bailey, do
A Boon, Bloomington ' R Blxby, New York
CITY HOTEL—Third street, above Race.
Wm Froth, Baltimore . Henry France, Biarletta
H Uoffert, PhUa ■ R Dill Doyleatown
GRlenhart,do . .John Ortppoo, Manayunk
Peter Blakcman, Blooms- John Logan, Baltimore , ,
burg - WmBaraon,Franchtown <
Henry Flitch, New York James Latimer, Roanoke
H Ridley, Branchtown Alfred Mclntosh, Brides*
John Richmond, Phlla , . burg L '! ' -
Michael Ellis, 'do Richard Blue.firlstoi'
A. Marks, Marlotta John Dugin, Catnden
Alton Man; Parksburg F Boarts, Allentown
BKAR HOIJiI-i Third itre»t, ,h)ro OailowhlU.'
ift "right, Reading > n; .John SchoUinberger, Cox
.J,»B«dyer; do'. , town s k ,
JacbbHutb, Bumoeytown A Faust, Upper Dublin
£ 4chey, do D Bair, frledensburg
E W Eireablre, Lowistown W f Christman. AUentown
J D Bearnei) Leiristown.
UNION HOTEL—Aroh street, above Third.
T J6mi son,Pittsburgh Chaa Q&sev, St Lou la
Isaao 8 Stanley, Del g RiUrt, < Lewisburg
' 0 A Reineklng, ml -
g °Wf E F Knipe, Ohio
E 0 Pirkhuwt, • Pa Hiram Scare. lowa
S R Harris, Ohio N G Harvey,wie '
H MoDoweU. Pft Mrs A McKenna, Pa
U Snyder, Pittsburgh J S Oondel. Springfield
John Porter, lowa J 8 Cox, Ohio
P Truck & wife, Mll’kie A Deuro, Ohio ‘ 5 >
Dr J B Branch, Galena Wm Wetherlll. Mont’y to T
’A Mosher, Troy MisflCoilom.
*J S Pearson, Reading MUs Sellzinger, do
TfO Yarington, PtClinton J Schwarts, Reading I - >
W Uarned, Pa ■ D Rodman, Ky 1
J B‘Mortoo, Ky N Bomors, Md
J C Bull, Benton Miss 0 J. Orton, Fredouia NY
5‘Q Bull, do , Mrs Orton, do
David Garis, Easton Alias Orton, do
A F Buohman,’ 61 Chunk Henry Clayton, Tamaqua
8 Oliver, Esaton C S Fowler, JeanCsviUe, p*
W B Moseley, Philada SK Blake rro.tester Mas*
Wm Robinson, Balt ’ Samuel E Moore, N 0
Special Notices.
Teaohers’• National Association. —To the
Teachers and friends of Education In Pennsylvania. A
meeting of the Teachers of the United States will be
hpld at the Controllers’ Room, Sixth street, below Wal
nut, in the city of Philadelphia, on Wednesday, the
80th day of August, Instant, at 10 o’clock in the fore
noon, for the purpose of organiringa National Teachers’
.Association. The call for this meeting was issued by
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viz; New York, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Hamp
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consin, and the .attendance from abroad is expected to
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*446 occasion will be one of peculiar Interest and im-
teachers and the friends of education every
where, and much attention lias been attracted to the
•rapid and healthful development of the educational
cause iu .Pennsylvania, Jt is due to the reputation of
our State, and the interests of their profession, that
attendance) on the part of the teachers of Pennsyl
vania should be as largo a 3 maybe conveniently possi
ble. They are, therefore, cordially and most earnestly
invited to attend the proposed convention, to welcome
their brethren from other States, and contribute, by their
experience and influence, to the promotion of the objects
in view.
Newspapers throughout the State, friendly to the
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The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
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T. Dwight, D.D., Professor EGBERT 0. SMYTH, of
Bowdoin College, to Bliss ELIZABETH BRADFORD
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On Monday, the 29th ult., at the residence of tbe
bride’s father, by the Rev. Blr. Vignonet, Mr. JOHN T/
WOOD to Miss EULALI2 LETITIA, second daughter
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Louisiana.
.JDcatljs.
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EMILY CEOILIA, daughter of John F. and Harriet
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,On the 17tb inst., Mrs. MARY JONES, wife of Mr.
Edward F. Jones, in the 72d year of her age.
: .The relatives and friends of the family are respect
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hey husband, No. 804 Catharine street, above Third, this
, R. BENNER, aged
48 years. ’ • 18
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
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dence, Hanover street, above Duke, late Kensington, on
Sunday afternoon, at & o’clock, without further notice.
To proceed to Hanover street Burial Ground.
.. On tho 19th lust., Mrs. ANNE DRINKHOUSE, wife of
’ Andrew J. Driukhouse, in the 23d year of her age.
: The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
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No. 11 Alroy street, above Washington, on Sunday morn
•tog, at 9 o’clock.
On the 19th instant, TnOMAS 80ULLIAN, agod 23
years.
The relatives and friends of the family, also tho
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eust street, below Twenty-fourth, this (Friday) after
noon, at 3 o’clock.
On tho 19th inst.. JOHN LOGUE, aged 22 years.
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DAY, September Ist, 1867, at 4 p. M
au 21-ood6t FRANCIS WHARTON, Auditor,
r* THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.*—Estate of J. A
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sented for the last time, the new play entitled
CHARITY’S LOVE, OB THE TRIALS OF A HEART.
Captalu Algernon. Mr. E. L. Davenport
Charity.. Mrs. E. L. Davenport
To conclude with
THE DRAMATIST.
Vapid Mr. Wheatley
Peter Mr. J. 8. Clarke
Doors will open at 7 o’clock.
Performances commence at 7% precisely.
\t7ALNUT STREET.THEATRE.—Pro*
T V prietor. Mr. WM. J. NAGLE; Acting and Stage
Manager, Mr. WAYNE OLWINE. Prices—Dregs Circle
and Farquette, 60 cents: Upper Circle, 26 cents; Private
Box and Orchestra Beata, 75 cents. Box Office open
from 0 o’clock A. M. to 4 P. M. Doors openat7 o’clock;
performance will commence at 8.
FRIDAY EVENING, August 21st,
NAGLE’S
JUVENILE COMEDIANS.
The performance will commence with
BEN BOLT.
Reuben Rags Little Frederick Wren
Alice ....Little MartbaWren
BINGING AND DANCING.
The whole to conclude with the laughable farce of
A DAY AFTER THE FAIR.
RATIONAL THEATRE; WALNUT
XI STREET, ABOVE ElGHTH.—Acting Manager,
WAYNE OLWINE. Prices—Seats in Private Box, 76
cents; Orchestra Chairs, 50 cents; Dress Circle and Par
quet, 37# cents; Family Circle, 25 ceuts. Box office
open from 10 to 3 o’clock, when seats can be secured
Doors open at 7; to commence at 8 o’clock.
FRIDAY EVENING, August 21st,
CHRISTY f WOOD'S MINSTRELS,
in a variety of their unequalled Ethiopian delineations.
The performance will consist of Songs, Dances and Wit
iclsms. To conclude with
BLACK BLUNDERS, OR FORTY WINKS.
Julios Crow, a Blacking Man ....George Christy
Jocelyn Hlghliyer £. Bowers
Mins Cynthia Racoon Master Eugene
SANFORD* OPERA HOUSE
ELEVENTH Street, above Chestnut.
Doors open at 7# o’clock—to commence at 8.
Admittance 25 cents.
variety Week
MONDAY and TUESDAY. August i7th and 19th, will
be performed, “ The Virginia Mummy.”
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, •* The Frightened
Family.”
FRIDAY and SATURDAY. YUUkins and Dinah.”
Previous to the piece; Ethiopian Jlinstrelsy by San
ford’s Opera Troupe, and Dancing by the Sanford chil
dren. au!7-lw
PARKINSON’S ILLUMINATED GAR-
I DENS,
CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE TENTH.
PROMENADE CONCERTS with the Scottish Nightin
gale, a Fine Orchestra, Fire Works, Ac.,
EVERY EVENING.
au'lB-tf Admittance, one shilling.
tbants.
WANTS D—Two respectable YOUNG
LADIES to learn and exhibit the WATSONS $lO
Bewing Machine. Apply 725 Chestnut Street, Second
story front. au2o-tf
WANTED TO RENT.—A THREE
Story DRXOK HdUSE. suitable for a small
family. The best references given, Address ” Rent,”
Press Office. su!2-2w#
WANTED— COAL, GROCERIES, DRY
GOODS, Ac,, for House and Sign Painting, and
Glating, at No. 611 OALLOWHILL street.
Also, a boy wanted under instructions. aulO-eod-Stw'
Bailey & co., chestnut street.
Manufacturers of
BRITISH STERLING SILVER WARE,
Under their inspection, on the pceuiUes exclusively,
Citizens ami Strangen are invited to visit our manu
factory.
WATCHES,
Constantly on hand a splendid stock of Superior Gold
Watches, of all-the celebrated makers.
DIAMONDS.
Necklaces, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear-Rings, Finger-
Rings, and all other articles in the Diamond line.
Drawings .of NSW DESIGNS will be made free of
chargo for those wishing work made to order.
RICH GOLD JEWELRY.
A beautiful assortment of ail the new styles of Fine
Jewelry, such as Mosaic, Stone and Shell Cameo,
Pearl, Coral, Carbuncle, Marquisite,
Lava, &c., Ao.
SHEFFIELD CASTORS, BASKETS, WAITERS, Ac.
Also, Bronte and Marble CLOCKS, of newest styles,
and of superior quality. aul-dtwAwly
COUNTRY COLLECTIONS made with
promptness and at the usual rates, by
DAVIS A BIRNEY,
No. 25 Bonth THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
They invite attention to their unequalled facilities for
the adjustment of controversies in all parts of the
United States and Canadas, and collecting aud securing
MERCANTILE CLAIMS,
afforded by their thorough organisation; having local
agents in every settled county in the Union, and by pros
perous associate offices in
Boston, Louisville, Pubuquo,
New York, * St. Louis. Detroit,
Baltimore, Cincinnati, St. Paul’s,
Washington, Pittsburgh, Milwaukie,
Charleston, Chicago, Memphis,
Mobile, New Orleans, Savannah.
Each local office controlling its own collections, and
h&vingdaily business connectionswith the most reliable
and experienced attorneys in the country.
They also have superior facilities for collecting drafts
and maturing paper at points not accessible to Banka
and Bankers, and Remittances are promptly made by
their correspondents for commissions that exceed but
slightly the current rate of exchange.
By the aid of intelligent correspondents, they are able
to have Land Warrants located, claims adjusted, titles
examined, in all parts of the West. aul-tothAs-lm
('IOAST PILOT.—IN PRESS AND WILL
J SOON BE PUBLISHED, the following standard
Books, viz: Blunt’s Coast Pilot. 18th edition; Bow
ditch’s Navigator,27th edition; Snipmoster’s Assistant,
9th edition.
We invite attention to our new Spring Centre Com
passes, which answer for either light or heavy weather,
and are especially adapted for steamers, and vessels
where the motion U considerable. They require fewer
repairs tbau any compass now in use.
Marine Opera Glasses of superiorqunlitv. Spy Glasses,
Aneroid and Mercurial Barometors. Thermometers,
American, French and English Sextants, Octants, Quad
rants, Azimuth Compasses, Binaclea, Log Glasses, and
all kinds of Kautioaf Instruments and Books, constantly
on hand.
Also, Charts of all parts of the world from the latest
and best authorities-
Agents for Rogers’ American Code of Signals, Deni’s
■Chronometers and Compasses, and for Abbott's Horo
rnetor, and an instrument for working ont problems iu
Nautical Astronomy by simple inspection and with per
fect accuracy. Thoy have recoived tho approval or ex
perienced shipmasters, and have been aauptod by the
U. S. Navy. E. A G. W. BLUNT.
aulB-lm* No. 179 Water Street.
LUMBER! LUMBER! \—The subscriber,
who has for several years occupied the premises at
Sloan’s Planing Mill, Kensington, has removed to
COATES STREET WHARF, adjoining the Phanix
Planiug Mill, on Delaware avenue, where he inteuda
keeping a large assortment of Carolina and other door
ing boards, steps, risers, shelving, ceiling, fencing and
scaffold boards, thoroughly seasoned aud well worked.
For sale at the lowest cash prices. Purchasers are in
vited to call and examine for themselves, and every ef
fort will be made to give satisfaction. Orders received
and supplied at the shortest notice for all kinds and
sixes of Southern yellow Pine, Timber and Scantling.
8 8 RIOHTtf.
r'IOACH, ENGINE AND HOTEL LAMA*
\J Factory of E.W USSHBBS,No.IO9 flate43) South
EIGHTH, below Chestnut street, has become a saving
of 60 per cent, to our SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS, and also the convenience of having their
old Carriage Lamps new silvor-topped and bottomed,
and sent by express to all parts. aul2-ly
JAMES KELLY, (Successor to William
Curtis) Regalia, Books, Jewels, Emblems, Masonic
and Encampment Charts, Ac. Odd Fellows’ Hall
NORTH SIXTH STREET, below Race, Philadelphia. ’
Orders from any part of the country, addressed to
Janies Kelly, promptly attended to. au j.jm
Wli. D. ROGERS’S CARRIAGE RE
POBITOBY, 1009 .nil 1011 CHESTNUT Street
aoov® Tenth, will be opened on or about the 25th lust ,
*tf® ®!, err de / c fjP tion of CARRIAGES,to
übjch the attention of the publio is respectful!
. aniMit
■CyV-AJNS’ GREAT GIFT BOOK
No. 335 CHESTNUT Street. N. 8.-No connec
tlon with any other liouao in tho City. aul-3m
/CHARLES MAGARGE & CO.,—
VI Wholesale Dealers In PAPER, RAGS, fto., No.
80 Booth BIXTtI Street. Philadelphia. .ul’lm
Enewland & CO.,
• LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAME
MANUFACTURERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Importers end Dealers In Oil Paintings, Water-Color
Drawings, Engravings. Ac. A large aaaortment always
on I and. Packing and removing Glasses, and hanging
attended to. 804 ARCH Street, above Sixth, south
side, Philadelphia. aul-lm rp
JACKSON, JOB PRINTER. MERCHANT
STREET•
CHECKS, NOTES, DRAFTS,
. BILL HEADS, CIRCULARS,
And JOB PRINTING generally, at shortest notioe
and fair prices. aui.lm
TtTOSS—I7 bales Carolina Moss, lor s»io bp
J.TA MARTIN A MAOALISTER,
aul 114 North Water Street.
BALE ROPE.—Buyers are invited to call
and examine onr Manila Bale Rope, which we can
can sell as low as American, and warrant it superior in
strength and durability. _ .
6 WEAVER, FITTER k CO.,
au 11 - No. 23 N. Water at. anij N- Wharves,
• CIOR SALE, OR TO LET ON GROUND
J? rent, the Lot on North side of High Street, 192
feet east of Twentieth Street, 26 feet 4 inches front and
170 feet deep, to Jones Street. Apply to
auiO-mwiaw* EDWARDWAIS, No. 703Welfltit St,
(Ean&ibates for (Office,
F)R RECORDER OP DEEDS-—T. B.
TOWN) Fourth Word. Subject to Democratic
rules. 0u29-dtSB
For clerk of quarter sessions
—WILLIA3I BAFFIN, First Ward. Subject to
Democratic Rules. an 20-tsep 8*
■RECORDER OF DEEDS—ALBERT D.
I* BOILEAU, Sixteenth Ward. Subject to Demo
cratio Rules, auglS-dtsepS*
For prothonotaky of the dis-
TBIOT COURT, WM. M. REILLY, of PirrtW.nl.
Subject to Democratic Rules. , , aul7-dt*eB*
I7OR ASSEMBLY—JOHif H. BRADY,
JL* Eighth War I—Seventh Legislative District. Sub
ject to Democratic rules. aoJ6*tsepB*
PROTHONOTARY OF THE DISTRICT
COURT.—WM. LOUOHLIN, Second Wrtd. Sub
joet to Pemoeratio rale.. iuls-SepT»
For assembly—edwin smith,
NINTH DISTRICT, TWRLPTH WARD. Subject
to Democratic Rules. auli#
FOR ASSEMBLY—Second District, PER.
RAN J. COOK, Second Ward. Subject to Democratic
Rules. eul24C*
LERK OF QUARTER SESSIONS—
JOSEPH CROCKETT, Sixteenth Ward. Subject
to Democratic Rules. au!2-4w*
For assembly-joseph j. keefe.
—Second Legislative District, Second Word.
Bubject to the decision of the Democratic Convention.
anO-dtSB
PROTHONOTARY OF THE DISTRICT
COURT, JOHN P. M’FADDEN, of Third Ward.
Subject to the rules of the Democratic Party, anl-tf
For recorder of deeds—thos.
J. HEMPHILL, Tenth ward. Vine street, above
Eighth. Subject to Democratic rules. aulO-lm*
JOHN M. . ARUNDEL, of the Twenty
second Ward, will be a candidate for Assembly, from
the Sixteenth District. Subject to the nomination of
the Democratic Convention. aos»eod2w#
For assembly-t-thibd district—
FRANKLIN MeILVAIN, Subject to Demoerotle
rules. . tuB-dtrpB
Fob coroner— dr. feodore mier-
SON, Fifth Ward. Subject to Democratic Rules,
auB-lm*
FOR PROTHONOTARY OF THE DIS
TRICT COURT, LEWIS T. HEARS, of TwelfA
Ward. Subject to Democratic Rules. auB-lm*
*PROTH6nOTABY OF THE DISTRICT
X COURT, GEORGE F. MBESEB, Twenty-second
Ward. Subject to Democratic Rules. au 4-tSeB
For recorder of deeds—r. r.
YOUNG, Seventh Ward. Subject to Democratic
Rules au4-lm*
For clerk of quarter sessions,
SAMUEL C. THOMPSON, 6th Ward. Bubjectto
the Rules of the Democratic Party. au4w&staS¥
For coroner—n. c. reid, m. d.
Subject to Democratic Rules. au4lm*
For assembly—first district.—
JOSEPH H. DONNELLY, First Word. Subject
to decision o ftbe Democratic Convention. aul-sw#
For assembly—third district.—
DAVID B. McLBAN, fourth Word. Subject to
Democratic Boles. 001-tsed*
For assembly—
JOSEPH HUNEKEB,
Eighth District, Eleventh Word.
Subject to Democratic Buies. atl.lm#
For recorder of deeds—
CHARLES M. MILLER,
Fourteenth Ward,
Subject to Democratic Buies, on aul t seB
For recorder of deeds—geobge
W. WUNDER, Thirteenth fr»rd. Subject to De
mocratic Bulea. aul-sar#
For recorder of deeds—n. f.
WOOD, Thirteenth ward. Subject to Democrat!,
rules. au3-te*
f~iLERK OF QUARTER SESSIONS.- •
\J GEOBGE SIMPSON, THIRTEENTH WARD.-
Subject to Democratic Rules. aultsepS
Summer Resorts.
The ephrata mountain springs
the opened ttqth day of June, with additional Im
provements and more extensive accommodations. This
healthy summer resort has the advantage of the purest
atmosphere and water, the buildings being located oae
thousand feet above water letel. The prospect embraces
an extent of country nearly forty miles square, and
points In ten counties are visible to the naked eye.
Baths of every description, and extensive graveled,
shady walks. The peculiar virtues of the water here
is the great softness and purity it possesses, (being quit©
as efficacious In restoring tone, health, and vigor to the
whole system os that impregnated with mineral,) conse
quently more palatable for drinking and better for
bathing.
The amusements are a superior band of musle, billiards
and tea plus, pleasant good roads.
Accessible from Philadelphia via Railroad to Lancas
ter or Reading,reaching the spring by either route within
six hours.
For further information apply to Myers, Kirkpatriek
tc Co., Third and Pine streets, Philadelphia; James S.
Earle,No. 212 Chestnut street, where circulars can be
obtained, or to the proprietor.
JOS. KONIGMACHER,
auls-lmo Ephrata P. 0., Lancaster county, Pa.
Island house, (late huron,) mac-
INAO. MICHIGAN, br A. T. BIRCHARD. The
above Establishment is now open for the season as a
“ Summer Hotel,” for the reception of guests. No ex
pense has been spared to make thi ta first clou Hotel.
The house has been furnished entirely new, with every
article of fashionable furniture necessary for the com
forts and luxuries desired by families; superior -cooks,
and attentive and respectful servants, engaged to answer
the coll of visitors. The sleeping apartments are fur
nished with all thdcomfOrtabla and veritable requisite*
for quiet and refreshing repose. The proprietor, how
ever, relies more on action than promises, and will en
deavor to be equal to the requirements of the times and
the public. . anlO-lOt*
SEA-BATHING AT CAPE MAY, CAPE
ISLAND.—The Centre Hoose will be kept open for
the accommodation of visiter* until November next, at
a reduced price. J. £. 51ECRAY, Proprietor.
augl9-ecKl2w
illierelloneoue
STATE AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION.
—AGRICULTURISTS, STOCK BREEDERS, GARD
NERS, POMOLOGISTS, INVENTORS, MANUFAC
TURERS. ARTISANS •! All classes are invited to be
come exhibitors.
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY will hold its SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHI
BITION at Poweiton, West Philadelphia, on SEPTEM
BER 20th and 30th, and OCTOBER Ist and 2d ensu
ing, for the display ot Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Swine and
Poultry, Agricultural Machines and Implements, Dairy,
Field and Garden Products, Seeds, Fruits, Flowers and
Vegetables, the Mechanic Arts, Domestic, Household
and other Manufactures. Stoves, Wares and Inventions.
A PLOWING MATCH 1!
In order to promote skill and efficiency in the Im
portant work of the Farm, a Plowing Match will come
off on the fourth day of the Exhibition, to which men
and youths are invited to compete for the premiums.
To sellers and buyers of farm stock this Exhibition
will afford a most favorable market.
The different Railroad Companies will carry all stock
and articles to and from the Exhibition free of charge
os heretofore, end will issue Excursion Tickets tor the
Fair week at tho usual liberal rates.
Lists of Pramiuua and all other Information will be
furnished on application to ROBERT 0. WALKER, Se
cretary, at the Rooms of “the Philadelphia Society for
Promoting Agriculture,” ChesnutStreet, below Seventh,
south side, upstairs.
The books for the entry of articles and ■nt™**!* will
b open on and after the Ist of September.
DAVID TAGGERT,
President Penna. State Agricultural Society.
an!3-d t sep 28
T£ NIGHT’S COOKING EXTRACTS FOR
IV flavoring Pies, Pudding, Cakes, Jellies, Custards,
Ice Creams, Blano Mange, Sauces, Syrups, Soaps, Gra
vies, Ac., dec.
Comprising
Knight’s Extract of Lemon.
Knight’s Extract of Vanilla.
Knight’s Extract of Rose.
Knight’s Extract of Orange.
Knight’s Extract of Peach.
Knight’s Extract of Almond.
Knight’s Extract of Strawberry.
Knight’s Extract of Pineapple.
Knight’s Extract of Raspberry.
Knight’s Extract of Celery.
Knight’s Extract of Nectarine.
Knight’s Extract of Cinnamon.
Knight’s Extract of Nutmeg.
Knight’s Extract of Ginger.
Knight’s Extract of Cloves.
Knight’s Extract of Allspice.
Kulght’s Extractor Mace.
Knight’s Extract of Apricot.
These Extracts are made with great care, and are war
ranted to retain all the flavor and strength of the artlde
represented, in a purified and concentrated form, conve
nient for all culinary purposes. Retaining their flavor
for any length of time and in any climate, and can be
used at all seasons of the year when the fresh fruit can-,
not be obtained.
They are put op In a neat and convenient manner for
use, viz: 2and 16 ounce bottles, and are respectfully
recommended to the attention of House and
Hotel Keepers, Bakers, Caterers, aud the public in
general
Price 25 cents per bottle, or 5 bottles assorted for one
dollar.
For sain by 0. D. KNIGHT, No. T South SIXTH
Street.
Grocers and Dealers supplied or liberal terms. auls-lm
(gALAMANDER SAFES
A large assortment of
EVANS & WATSON’S
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED
SALAMANDER SAFES.
VAULT DOORS,
For Banks and Stores.
BANK LOOKS,
Equal to any now in use.
IRON DOORS, SHUTTERS, k c.,
On as good terms as any other establishment in the
United States, by
EVANS k WATSON,
No. 26 South FOURTH street,
Philadelphia.
PLEASE GIVE US A CALL. au!3-tf
Russia and American tarred
CORDAGE.—a superior article, manufacture
and for sale by WEANER, FITLER k CO.,
au 8-tf No. 19 N. Water st., k 11N- Wharves.
WINCHESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE
MEN’S FURNISHING STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No. 706
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Philadelphia.
The attention of Southern and Western Merchants, and
Strangers, is particularly invited to this improved cut of
Shirts, the moat perfect fitting article mode. At whole
sale and retail, and made to order. aus-lyif
TVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Po
-11 licy No. 4202. hsued by the American Fire Insur
ance Company, in tbe name of Nicholas E. Thouron,
dated September 12,1853, for $4,000 on brick building
situated on tho west side of Sixth street, between Prune
and Spruce streets, has been lost or mislaid. Applica
tion has been made for a new one in lieu thereof. A
suitable reward will be paid for its return to No. 28
North. Seventh street. ausw4t#
JAMES SHERIDAN, MERCHANT
TAILOR, Nos. 16 and 18 Bouth NINTH STREET.
ABOVE CHESTNUT. ’
A Urge aad well selected stock of CLOTHS and
OASSIMERES always on hand.
AU Clothing made at this Establishment will be of
the best quality, and in the moot fashionable style.
Particular attention given to UNIFORM CLOTH
INQ. ■ au6-tf
/CONGRESS RANGE.—SOLD BY CHAD-
V/ WICK k BRO., N 0.202 N. SECOND Street.,
auglB-Bmoe. 1
it'bomas e. Baxter.—hardware,
X CUTLKRY AND TOOLS, No. WO MARKS! ST
.bore Ninth, math aid*. Phlted-lphte. .n I.6tn
CULLENDER & PASCAL,
►3 ’ HATTRRS,
Mtl-flna No. 8 S. SIXTH .tre.t, PhllsdelphU.
/COTTON—IOO bales Gulf Cotton, In store
VJ sod for uie by
MARTIN A MAOALISTER.
.ill 110 North Water Stmt.
rNLENWOOB CEMETERY OFFICE, NO
W US WAINUI 81., WowFIFXB »» UU
hotels anii fksUrarants.
CLINTON PLACE HOTEL, BROAD
WAY, comer of EIGHTH, itroet, Ser York.
THIS ELEGANT MODERN ESTABLISHMENT is
now open for the reception of guests, in the European
style.
SINGLE ROOMS from 50 cents to $1 per day. SUITS
of ROOMS for Families, from $1 50 to $lO per day. The
MEALS served at all hours by the CARD, at moderate
rates.
0. J. MACLELLAN (“ long and favorably known to
the patrons of Jones' and the United States Hotel.
Philadelphia, ,f ) is associated in the management, and
has especial charge of the Catering Department. Every
attention has been paid to make the organization per
fect, and our friends, patrons, and the travelling public
In general, may rest assorted that no effort shall be
wanting to make the CLINTON worthy the favor which
we hereby respectful!j solicit. *
ans-lm* WIN ANT tc CO.
SCOTT HOUSE—Corner of Irwin Street
and Duquette Way, Pittsburgh. B. D. MARKER,
Proprietor. aulA-Sm
LOUIS B. COFFIN,—
THIRD WARD HOTEL. (DEMOCRATIC HEAD
QUARTERS,)
South-east corner FIFTH and QUEEN Streets,
aul-lu Philadelphia.
WILLIAM N. KING,-SOUTHERN
• EXCHANGE HOTEL, South-east corner of
VIPTH ul CABFENTBB St>., PluUdelphia. lal-lm
STREET HOUSE—SAMUEI
MILLER, /Old No. 121) New No. Mt OHE3KUI
STRKKT, Philkl.ipLia. i&l-lia
Yil/'IIiLXAM HANNINGS’ City Lager Beer
» * Saloon, No. 32 OAMEE'S AllEr, Pniloael
aa 1-lm
tOitus anil £iquors,
A LEXANDEE Y. HOLMES, WINE AND
** LXiIIJOK STORE, No. 226, Sonlhsut Coras? of
GEORQB and SOUTH Streets. aul«ly
WILLIAM F. PITFIELD,—IMPORTER
▼ ▼ of BRANDIES, WIKIS, fcc., ke. f No. 325
CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia. aal-lm
CL LEWIS, IMPORTER AND DEALER
• IN FINE WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, fcc., 28
Sooth FIFTH Stmt, Philadelphia. aul-ly
Brandies. —Pinet, Castiiion & Co., m*-
rettk Co., and other brands of Cognacs of various
vintages, in half pipes and quarter caAa; Pellevoiain
Rochelle Brandies, wile and dark, in halfpipes, quarter
casks and one-eighth casks, all In Custom House stores,
imported and for sale by
HENRY BOHLRK A CO.,
an 8 Non. 221 and 223 South. Fourth street.
DITHMAR & BUTE, PORTER, ALE
AND LAGER BRER BREWERY, No. 630 (new
No. OSS) North THIRD Btr*et, Philsdelphia.-Shipping
orders promptly attended to. aul-tf
Tobacco anil Cigars.
HAVANA CIGARS—*• A handsome assort
ment, each m
Figaro, Partagas,
Cabanas, Saltans,
Gloria, Japiter,
Coloso, ConrenrisntM,
Torrey Lopes, Union Americans,
Orejon, Flora Cabans, Ac,, 4c.,
40., In K, X l l-6 *bd 1-10 boxes, of aU sizes and quali
ties, in store and constantly receiving, and for sale low,
by CHARLES TETB,
(new) 138 WALNUT Street,
below Second, second story
TjIIGAKO, CABANAS AND PARTAGAS
A. BEGARS.—A choice invoice of these celebrated
brand* oa board brig 11 New Era,” daily expected from
Havana, and for tale low, by CHARLES TJSTE,
(New) J3B Walnut street, below Second,
aul Second Story.
Sales bg Qlnciion.
Wolssat & Scott, Auctioneer*.
AKn CHESTNUT STREET, OPPOSITE
f±t>X THE CUSTOM HOUSE, between Fourth and
Fifth Street*.
Josx Baths, Auctioneer,
TVO. 825 ARCH STREET, between THIRD
II AND FOURTH STREETS.
SALES EVERT EVENING at 8 o’clock.
Of Boots, Shoe*, Brogans, Galten, HardwareTCottay,
Watch**, Jewelry, Homery, Whips, Trank*. Fancy
Good*, Notion*, Ae., 4c. ’ '
N. B. Term* of Night Sale*, four months credit for
approved City acceptances, for sum* of SKQ ami over
.with interest added from date of sale.
CARD.—Out-door Sale* solicited of Household Fund*
turw at dwellings, Stock* of Hardware, Underwriters*
Sales of Hardware. Cutlery, Ac. Consignments soli
cited to be sold at the Auction Rooms. Charges moder
ate. Apply as above. Advances made on Consignment!
of Goods. sallm
Bt Qkokgx W. Smith, Auctioneer.
NE. CORNER OF BARRON AND
• SOUTH STREETS, above Second.
EVENING BALES.-
SALES EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
At o’clock, at the Auction Store, of Hardware, Cut
lery, Housekeeping Articles, Clothing, Watches, Jewel-
Ty, Fancy Articles, Ac. >
CJAHUEL NATHANS, AUCTIONEER,
>3 and MONEY LOAN OFFICE, No. 112 South
THIRD Btreet, below Walnut, opposite Feat st., only
eight doors below the Exchange*
Hoars of business from T o’clock, A. X., until 10
o’clock in the evening.
Out-door sales, and sales at the Auction House, at
tended upon the moat satisfactory terns.
CAPITAL $200,000. , ... .
Ettabiishtd for the latt Thirty Yean. ,
Advance* made from one dollar to thousand* on Dia
mood*, Silver Plate, Watches, Jewelry, Hardware, Uer
Chandise, Clothing, Furniture, Bedding, Cigar*. Musical
Zastnuoeatf, Gan*, Horses, ferriages, and. Goods of
every description.
All goods can remain any length of time'agreed
upon.
All advances, from OMXaadz*d4oUassran& upward*
will be charged 2 per cent, per month*, $6OO and over,
the lowest market rate.
This Store House having a depth of 120 feet, ha* largo
fire and thief-proof vault* to store all valuables, and pri
vate watchmen for the premises; also, a henry insu
rance effected for the benefit of all persons "having goods
advanced upon.
N. B.—On account of haring an unlimited capital,
this office is prepared to make advances on more satis
factory and accommodating terms aar other in
this city. * -
Money advanced to the pear, hi emaJj amounts, with
out any charge.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Gold Patent Lever and other Watches, Jewelry, and
Clothing wiU be sold at reduced prices. • aal-ly
©as JFixtaroa.
Archer, warneb, misket & co.,
Manufacturers of GASAUERS, BRACKETS. PEN
DANTS, FITTINGS, and all kinds of GAS and LAMP
WORK, GIRANDOLES, fto., No. 329 CHESTNUT
Street, Philadelphia. ARCHER, WARNER k CO, No.
376 BkOADWAY, New York. Buildings fitted with
Gas Pipes, and all kinds of altering and repairing of
Gas Work. aul-lm*
anornejis ot i'aro.
f~I_EORGE •H. ARMSTRONG, ATTOR
vA NET AT LAW AND CONVEYANCER, 1,344
Lombard street, below Broad. aul7-lm*
Daniel dougherty, attorney
AT LAW, Southeast Corner of EIGHTH and LO
CUST Streets, Philadelphia. aul-ly
j|fYER STROUSE, ATTORNEY AT
JLvJL LAW, CENTRE street, Pottsville. Pa. aa4-ly
JOHN BINNS, UNITED STATES COM
MISSIONER AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS,
AND THE PROBATE OF ACCOUNTS for several
States and Territories. He is. by law, authorized to
administer Oaths and Affirmations to be received in all
the Courts In Pennsylvania.
JOHN BINNS may be found in his office, No. 116
South SIXTH Street, opposite tbe County Court House,
from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. aul-lm
HAZELTON AND SPRING MOUN
TAIN, Lehigh, Hickory and Locust Mountain
Schuylkill Coal for sale at KNOWLES' Depot. NINTH
and WILLOW Streets. aul*-lm
COAL! COAL! COAL!—TAGGART’ B
CBLKBBATKD SPUN 6 MOUNTAIN LKHIQH
COAL.
J. 4 R. CARTER’S GREENWOOD. TAMAQUA COAL
GEORGE W. SNYDER’S PINE FOREST SCHUYL
KILL COAL.
RANDALL & MEREDITH
Have for sale, and are constantly receiving from the
above celebrated Collieries,
COAL OF ALL SIZES.
There Is no Coal mined anywhere, equal la quality to
these, and a trial wiU convince any one of their great
superiority. Our Cool is very carefully screened at oar
yards, and we will warrant it perfectly free from slate,
dust and all Impurities. Our PRICES areasLOW as the
VERY LOWEST.
Orders left at oar Office, No. 151 SOUTH FRONT
street, above Walnut.
Orders left at our Yard, OALLOWHILL street, belcw
BROAD street.
Orders left at our Wharf, WATER street, abore CAL
LOWHILL—-or sent to either place per Despatch Post,
will receive prdtapt attention.
Purchasers for Family use will do well to call and ex
amine our Coal before purchasing elsewhere. au4-tf
BUCK MOUNTAIN COAL—Direct from
the Company’s Mines, and the only authorized
agents, by retail, south of Kensington.
Also Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal.
T. TREADWAY, Swanson street,
au2o-2m] Ist Wharf above Washington, Southwark.
SCHUYLKILL AND LEHIGH COAL.—
I am daily receiving, at my yard, the best qualitr of
SCHUYLKILL AND LLHIGU COAL. My CMtornm,
and all others who may favor me with their orders, may
rely on getting Coal that will bo satisfactory to them.
IP* No inferior Coal kept at this establishment to
offer at LOW PRIOES.
ALEXANDER CONTEST,
‘N. E. corner of Broad and Cherry Sts.
T EHIGH AND SCHUYLKILL COAL—
Ju DALY, PORTER & CO., COAL DEALERS, No.
821 PRIME Street, above Eighth, keep constantly on
hand, at the very lowest rates, a fall supply of Lehigh
and Schuylkill Coal. au l-6m
Lumber and coal—Montgomery
k NEALL having connected the Cool with the
Lumber business, inform their friends that they have
made contracts for a supply of the best qualities pf
Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal, and are now ready to re
ceive orders, Twelfth and Prime streets. Orders m»v
be left with Mr. S. KILPATRICK, No. 13 S. FIFTH
street, or with Mr. WM. D. NEALL, corner PINE and
WATER streets. aulS-3m
TIfRS. M, A. BURKE,
IfX 802 CHESTNUT STREET,
, . ABOVE EIGHTH,
Informs SOUTHERN and WESTERN MERCHANTS she
has opened
FALL AND WINTER PATTERN HATS in fancy colors,
And a full line of MOURNING HATS. auglB-2w
JOSEPH BLACK, Banner, Sign, Decora
tive and General ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, N.
E. corner FOURTH and WALNUT Streets, entrance on
Fourth street.
AIio—PORTRAITS, the site of life, painted from
Daguerreotypes. aul-dim
Hotel and summer ranges—
Sold by CHADWICK A 880., 202 .V SECOND St.
auglB-3nio3.
\VTELCOME RANGE—SOLD BY CfIAD-
V V WICK A 880, 202 X. SECOND St.
pHAS. HALLOWELL & CO.,
NO. 417 MARKET STREET,
manopactdrebs and impoktebj oj
HATS, CAPS, AND LADIES’ FANCY"FURS.
M.rehaote will Bed it to their internt to exuoloe err
Stock before purchasing elsewhere. • aa!4-lm*
ITIfELCOME RANGE.— SoId bt CHAD
▼ T WICK k BRO. JS>2 N. SECOND St. anlB-3m.
LEADING CRIMINAL OASES, VOL. 11,
A SELECTION OF LEADING CASES IN
CRIMINAL LAW.
With note# by E. H.,BENNETT and F.F. HEARD.
Vol. n.,8r0: $6. Just published, by
, LITTLE, BROWN k CO.,
wU7'3twd* U 2 Washington street, Boston.