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fit l eat viblfltft* for'bota***, ' --i £' 1 *
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anltaUau «Kip pj»t^Brpokman v ftom
v lavefpooi;tthb abip;RpsweU;Bpi:ftg«e, from Car*.
;# "diffiYitod/towrid^, -• dJ
'' ' from Now
Orleans bgrth* «£**s cfthe California mail steam 4
... «xs, sitM«“rtkat:|ha-.lUiflolfl, wUhfivo.hundTOd
*4
’ *'*■ •Rnfriftramails. went aworeVwhile, oh fche'VSyage.
i- New.York,oiK Colorado! Beef,
west of Havana*•» After dieohwaing
l>iwhhimdred toils of coal, the steamer Empire,City
/ V'v«sd:»'Spa»iih YWir : B£««nsr'succeeded in getting
..?&shiK4m shb/p.rodeeded to-HavariW-'She wohlj.
A* hs&To-Hiivaiia oh the 3flth instant, and wilt be due
: i*‘ ’••’ V/ ■
*<.>V <Yeslerday‘mor&irig :the Jflfth yfixCL police were
nbtifiea'of an alleged tragical occurrence at a house
in Worthsfcroet,.several persons haring given in
, formation that a mail had bitten off his wife’s nose.
Officer Truaxrepaired’to' the building described,
•'•*•■' tbps rear of ,Nd. ,4l Worth Street, on the second
floor; and tbefc found ah Intoxloated womah named
Mary Egon sittinghponiomo Shsywesent
' person* was Imtlittle tifat little was
filthy and disgußting. * The cartilaginous portion
of her nose had been taken off by some means* but
. how sho knewnot/although she believed her has*,
band had -done itwhilc she was asleep. In the
' apartment there was gcarcelyan article of domes*
. tic comfortjthe furniture consisting of two or three
riokoty ohairs and ariokety table. A: r."
The Germans haveo'ommehood.the celebration of
..theseventh,annual .festival of the Ttxrnverein—a
sbcibty whioh haß been suppressed in Germany for.
■political reasons; but which'fiouxlsKe& in this coup*
- Ptry,' and is well representedby hundreds of ,mem
h .i'bers'-in .airfche feadihg eides. -Last,year the
* r celebrationwad in Pittsburgh; the previous year it
r ' Was ihPhiladelphia ; this year H is, in New York.
.-j >. Yesterday at. tap meeting in the TumhaUe then
; : uwas n little disposition to divide, on the. nigger
~ *, jn the fence,” hut the oloud passed from the hori*.
2on,.hnd everything went on peaceably.'' To-day
-about 3,90$ TomerSj hnd'ineihhera of the Sanger*
‘-; hand and other Germani'iocieticg/will assemble at
-/Conrad's Garden, YOrkyUle, foot of! Eighty-sixth
'. .StreOt. A tournamQnt wiU ftlso tako place in the
> * river, off that point.' It will be one of the grandest l
exhibitions witnessed In our vioinity for & long
time. •'' * • .
Y An interesting slander suit has boon commenced,
in the'M^^k^^ourt^jTho parties, are both'
french ,- belonged to the Ma*,
fife*plaintiff .alleges :,that, in
Mr ohargesmadeegpinst
& vhim ft weVdenßßmt, be was expelled from the
.-Bretion Lodge orMwons ,in this city .AfndnO Huer
Agrantedan order’ofarrcgi ; against the defendant,'
V, holding him to ball In'tbo sittn.of $1.090. . ’ j
" The case of. John Thompson, in whioh additional
i affidavits were .to. have been put. in evidence, w&3.
postponed til!,Tue&day next, at 11 o’clock A Mv
to give opportunity to counsel who bad recently
, come into tnooase to examine the papers. ■
Charles IV.. Holly, aged eighteen yean, lost his,,
life accidentally, on Saturday night-, at; ,ine shoot
ing g&llery, NoY42Yßdwery/ He had fired Bcvcral
shots wipha pistol;:. Gn tnkinghold of the woapon
the last hair-trigger lost its balance or
elipt in some .way, thereby,causing, a premature
dlsohafgei • The bullet entered Holly’s right 1 eye,
lodged in the headj and produced instant death.
. ‘Afr intbiloatedlrishman, namedHichae! Ganey,
was ejeo ted from ;a Second avenue railroad car on
Saturday.evening.. In attempting to got on again
' his foot slipped under the forward wheel, aqd his
left.leg was so badly, crushed thatit waa amputated
soon afterwards, at.the.New York Hospitol; and
' death foUowcd the operation. . <- ' . -
- ' Gob, Jackson’s gold snuff-box has not yet been
awarded to the bravest man, though the special
committee of. the .Common Council has advised; its
appropriation to Garfcot Dyckman; .The’ commit*'
-. -teestsrted’off to Nashville on Saturday, to get the
; v hox- r gppaisntlly afraid to await the action of tho
Common.-Counoil. . l : ;
Th.e funcr&lidfßer. Dr. Bufos Wilmot Griswold
took' place yesterday from Rev. Dr. Gillette's
Churo«»-Twoaty-tbird stroot. The smylces were.
interesting, and ifoxc by several literary
:,, The Dootorifi, remains, tyere,,token, to
the receiving tomb at Qroenwpe4i , j!
* Bernard McKenna, an Irishman,, aged 40 yeirs,
v : -,madeft wagor with a friend- on Saturday that-ho
would climb to the top msst.of the sohooner Selth.
- lying at the foot !or .Wall street, and return: in
• Bafety> He reached the, top, but when about to
lower himself ho became dizzy and fell headforo
.moat tothedefik. Hodied, instantly.
This morning 'Mrs. Cunninghams counsel ap*
; plied to Judge Peabody for a ,writ oiluibtascorjmn
.to bring herbefore him. Mrs. Cunningham’s po*
«tUion seta forth, in briof/ that-she isluegally re*
‘ jitrtdxied’ of- her liberty at the Tombs. / Judge
7 V Deabody,"grantod ':the. writ,' which . is mode re
sHufnablo;: to-morrow, .(Tuesday) morning, at 11
’!f d , clockV,,>:!:- \ "i , :-!' -
A mOdest-Tooking, pale*faced young man, giving
his name aa John fiooinson, was brought before the
'-Court of SpeoJ&rSessions; on Saturday, on the
charge of lateen# and dismissed.. lie had not,
r been from the court half an hour before be at
tempted to rob the a cigar store,
in Grand street.-, He was caught in .the act and
■- ' taken back again to the Speoiai ; SesatonF 7i and sen
tenced to Uie penitentiary for six months.
Irv;-’better from, new york. -; •
p- [CorrtjspondencaofTh©Press,)'. .
.i'VV’Nrir T0aic,,A0g.31,620 o’clock,P. M.,.-’
Although money is still tight and soatoe, there,
was an v easier feeling/in. the, street to-day, and
. first-elm paper' sold freely at highrates.of inter-
What is called “ gilt-edged” selling at 12 per
r# 5 cent/find less superfine, but still, first rate, at 15
per cent, The distrust of last week is abating,
l? ;and outsiders, who have odah attheirdispoaal, are'
‘ coming forward and.willing to lend, tempted by
the blgh:fdte£.'' Securities,, hbwbVer, v aka very
closely soruticited before they ape negotiated, and
wherever there Js the shadow of‘a doubt the paper :
>/ •is refused, -The Confident hope is that & favorable
f w bank' J etateirieht to-day, which X hope to get in'
.= ' time for post, (it is not yet nlade out) the proxi
mate arrival of SL6GQ,OOOfrom California, and the
sJ i present low rate'of. exchange, rendering'tbe export.
a great improve-'
'*•- mentdarlngfchepreseht wefek.' «'».*•*'« w*»* M -;
. Notwithstanding.the gloomy predictions ,of the
New York Herat*, in italsme orthis morning) as
- to. } the~atate\of our.money market) the position of I
burciiy banks, and, as it comprehensively express-. 1
n -esitaelf, Of .“ all the elements of financial affiura,”
.15.1 believe that, with the exception of a few ,mis
\'l 'managed l railroads) whoso heads havtf been kept
- ; * - above* water for some time by improper’taeans) dnd,
. whose : their ruinous system
r a panic, a ganeral distrust in
*■ ...securities, andh consequent depression'for the
''tiraeihaUsocufiUeSjgopaand'b&d. 'There{spot
.j- the sßghteat, eause for alarm or, anxiety with re*
f ard to the state of our banks and commercial
oases, .and that in a very short time thesfconh will
harepassed away, leaving the atmosphere serener
than befoie. A few speculators .have fallen, who
. have' been playing a desperate game, and, trying to
' carry more than they could lift; ‘.but beyopd this
' I cannot see what disasters are to be apppeliondod.
The bona fide,*, steady.trado* of' the country has
,-Marcely, if.at ail, felt thepresaure.- —a
VThe stock market opened this morning-rather
-v 1 ' feaoyahtly,-laHguisbing -towards the close. Penn
sylvania Coal Company rose 'Sf pot cent.’from
'Saturday’s dosing*price,* New York Central fas
„ - firmer at 745) ffretterthan Saturday, and between?
-the boards sdes were made' at ’77. Beading rose
' 1 21, Galena andCUicaga i, and Erje li.. At the
second board, however, there waa a .considerable
depression in same stocks. Beading fell back to
V; Mb (2 per cent-) Pennsylvania Coal Company to •
> 685 a (ft)) and Erie to 21f,.' Illinois Central have
*' gone down 4'per cent. aiuca Saturday, a total fall
of 521 since toe,2oth of last 1 May) when they Were
,in demand at 138$. t -- * !
. r Should the Erie Company pay their: interest to-
Y \ is confidoptly, expected, it will have a
'■ . 5 good effect in settling tho/market somewhat) but,
' if such‘should not. prove to be : the cise-.-aud up
to this.moment jibiis-not officially’announced
,t and therefore nQt-,certein,—w9.may.,expect a
'squally time.. W* A. Booth* President of the Atueri*
. Icon Exchange Bank and F. ft. Lanc/have been ap
'pofnted receivers of the Ohio Life and Trust Co;
* ** TheCashicrof this Company has'been'arrested,
but discharged onliteown recognirunco,’on com
, . .plaint of tho Mechanics’ Bank of Wheeling, and
' v of the Manufacturers’ and Farmers’ Bank ol'iVir
* ( giniivjirthe *cne cose for the recovery .of a sum
’of money received in duo course 'of; business
and deposited with other moneys,’and in the other.
<&{ f0r : £25,000 df Viginia-bonds, bypotheeateeftp jtfie
, 0. L. A T* (jo., for a loan, to the Manufacture rs J
- r'and' Farmers’ Bank. Ott. is supposed .'that the
aforesaid' not. anecced in'their' com
>• plaints v A sole'of .Ohio, 6’g i&&nnoun£ed
\ -.'toitake, place:to-morrow, for. cash) fey E.B, Lud-'
low, auctioneer.' The notes of the Hollister-Bank
of Buffalo dtu throyna out to-day fey tbeAmejican
' V-ExcHdnge Babkj ana those of tlie Bergen County
, . Bankj Jersey/hftve ,shared a similar fate.
‘ *'l'am* told that the statement in a Newark paperj
. that W, B. Ogden, of Chicago > .lias made ‘an as
-I r' signment, is untrue J that his only obligations are
i endorsements for the Food du Loo Bail road, and
that Uie .creditors, havo granted an extension,
and that '-:all will ho made right within the time
, ; '-^' ; '-'-V
qulot at:SB. for Pols and |7.3H for
~
tqrnSoar isfialOa iower&rlie'.low grades. ,The
~ sales ware 3,700. bbls.' at $5.80a45.95 for common to.
; >! rg»?d State ‘MSMUM filr extent dfti;sSiBojsBfor
common to good Michigan, lowa, Indiana, 40.;
'v';oB6.2Sas7{fbr extra d0.;*6.80a56.60 for extra round
noon Ohio; 30.70 a $8 for extra Genesee; and 07a
, < fi&feaxtralSt/lAuiiiß'Sduiheriii’Froai'is' easier,’
, with sales of 12,000 bbls.at $6..26a58.66 for nixed
to gbod Alexandria) Baltimore/Ac.; $8.85a57.76 for
' • extra do; $8 for 'Brandywine, and $7.25a58.25 f ot
? Richmond, Canadian i'lour Ib 100 caaicr.and dull,
■ with sales of 400bbls.'at 35.90a50.10 for. superfine
and?o.soasB'fof extra. Rye i'lour is firm, with
-in . Bales of' 1,000 bhls. at_ttlsSl).ilo, t’rom fine to extra.
;.a Com Heal rs steady at former prioes.- ■"
.. „ CorrEß.is dull, at lot fim Rio, and 16} for Java'.
’ An auotibfi Of 4,00 P bags Rio. is' .anuduhoed'for ,to
j, 5> mprtpw-. .. .. ..., ... . . ,
Cotton. Is a trifle firmer. A few lots of mid
dling Were' sold 'as low. as 1 16 i, for ready money,
, . ,o# Saturday. .All'{lasses maybe said to be ashade
.V higher IhanSatarday's quotations. The following
r ’.arelbe rates:. >, . i , ;
■ .. . SEW ioEK cnssiriOATios. ■
hi ' • Upland, yiorida. Mobile. N.O.&Tex,
0rdinary.....,....131/ 13J»' IS % ' 13)/
Midd1ing,.);.,....16)/ 16)/ W 10)/ (
Middling Pair,;...18)/. , 10)/ 17 . 17 !
„ iPalr.,;;.,lo)z ' 16</' ' “ i')
... .Grain— Wbeptis buoyant, with Sales of 38,000
bhshels avsl.4o~asl 62 for .Southern rod f ;»Bd
:51i021a®1.72 for. white do.,i and; 11.62 for good
and te Kentucky. Bye ia hoary at former prioes.
Oats are heavy at 670.a030. for State and Western,
and'«o,.a6od; for Jersey)-Corn-is lower; with
• -sales of-26,000 bushels. at,B4o.aB4ic. for Wcalim.
~r;:mixed, OUdB9o. /or Sdutberny ollow. -Barley is
•‘•'-idutl at 81.05) ' ■ f;,: ' V /■' f
..-j.-KAr.-rThoreisabefter supply. - Shipping lots
%ri.£i*feiling nt66a760;, and retail do) atBSaSsc.- '
Kings.—The market isdoll, owing'to the dlsin-.
iiaa'clination of holders' W make any concessions to
, .buyers. Prices are .almost nominal at 'former
)»>• .-quotations.* Mr. "liitli, in his weekly, cirentar,
“As tbo season is fnst approaching whets the
tanners eotnmoooe.'wbrkicgin their ftllstiokywe
- raaysoOa expeot a more aotiredemand;; The fitm
. f)4»*; wimifeate4 by importers hea.retarded any
. their’
! ;;^re*^tUoned r by ;thp;late^a4vM6B.fromiEuroi)B } ’
W3e3.wat&\gra4aany. odVincfug.-antl there
; pperisjtofceho dnfcKfo’fo* & hide.
■; tvrf^twug'tibttntrles.vyhperX«‘tihQrjtQoirU'<idi6e
lisiiiifis'
foV&rotoli Piff, and tars at« nominal at 854
-wllflj business
idoifiK u holders are [ pur suing the.BameoMse as
theholders ofhl 4 es. * . ‘
.■ rf NAvAL* Storks.-—Spirits of Turpentine aro dull
'at 471(3., with a . downward tendonoy- Nothing
doing in Crude Turpentine. Common Bonin very
Mfttce at sl‘9a per 310 lbs.; and Tar is in Coir do
"maud ats2as2*37i.' -
, Oils. —The market is quiet, with no change m
Ezudish or. Crudo Whale. American is sold at
SOo.oSlo.
Provisions.—Pork is rather doll at $26 for mess,
ands2l.7s fot primo, with sales of 300 bb Jf' T A®, r c !
is he change in Beef. Moderate sales (120 bbls)
were made at sl7*slB for repickod WeaUrn jnd
$18.50a sl9for extra do. Beef haras wo quQtedat
$23 50a524. Cut Meats are nominal at 130 tor
hams.acd 12al2jc for shoulders, bard ia bea ljT»
with sales of 100 bbls and tees at 16a16i. No
change in butter or cheese. “ , ,
>. Sugars.—The market for raw sugars Is much de
pressed and This is attributable to the
decline in England, the tightness of money here,
and the promising accounts of the Louisiana crops.
Bayers are holding off for a further decline, and
holders would gladly salt at the present nominal
prices. ‘ •
Spirits amu Wines are in, steady demand and
previous prices are firmly maintained.
Wbiskrv is, stofldy, with sales of 200 Ibis, at
27a27jc,„ -
. .pREiaiiTS are a little more active and the market
firmer. .. ..
NEW YORK STOOK EXOHANQK BALES, Ang. 31.
FIRST BOARD.
130 Mich Con R s 3 60
600 Mich & Sc K I 20
200 do *• 19*
200 Clev St Pitta R a 3 17
fiOOQlnda States 6’s 77#
. 6000 Virginia 6’s 87#
16000 Missouri G’s 70
6000 do . 00#
16000 do 69#
10000 Col State 7s ’75 40
206 NY Cent R »8 74
60 do c 74*
100 do 65 74*
60 Mich 8 & N r pref 40
60 Illinois Cen slO 87
630 do 86
300 Galena Sc Chicas3 80
26 ■ do 610 80
ICO do 80*
600 Oler Sc Toledoßs339*
100 do 39*
600-dcr 40
5000 NY CentB>s SO •
3000 Erie Oonv >7l o 62
-6000Harlem'1st mtg 72
1000 111 Central Bda 87#
;1000 .. do . „ , 87#
20000 , do ; 87-
- 71 Bk of Commor 100
~.-6Amer£xßk 100
SMetropol’nßk 103
10 Park Bank 08
5 Bel A Bud Onlll2#
. 60 do, 112
300 Chic & R I R 77*
100 do 78
66 do 70
5 Mil* & Miss R 30*
460 do 80
60 do 35*
160 do 630 35
160 do b3O 36
60 La Cross ScMilw 19
100 NJc Transit Co,. 3
.800 Peon Coal Co 00
100. ..do s3O 68
10 do 60#
30 Pacific Mails Co 60#
20- do 66
, 60 Erie Railroad 22#
100 , do - 22#
1150- do * . : 23
; 200 do ~„;b30,23#
350 1 ..do . , - vv22#
20Q ; do blO 22#
. 787 Rending R gS 60#
1600,. , do • s 3 60#
100 - .do slO GO#
100 - do «30 60
400 : do. MO 01
BSCOK&
231 do 18
30$ - to bIQ 17*
100 do . bUO 18*
75 do 17
100 do ' b 1517
60 do blO 17
50 ■ do 16*
60 do 10*
BOARD..
6000 Virginia 6’s . 87#
1000 Erie Conv Bd *7l 62
126 Penn Coal Co s 3 69
100 do s3O 68#
60 do slO 69
150 Hudson Hirer R -19
200 do hOO 20
200 Harlem R 8
50 NT Cent R b 3 76
800 do 75 '
160 do sls 73
100 :do 75#
200 do bl 6 76
60 ,do . sls 73#
100 NY Cent R stwk 75*
100 Erio Railroad' 21
200 do *3 21*
160 do 21*
100 do 21*
000 Reading R s 3 68*
200 do 68*
250 do 69*
800 do b 3 69
100 do *l5 69
60 La Crosse Sc Mil It 16
30 ' do 15*
15 Mich S & N I pref 40
10. do 39*
PHILADELPHIA SPOOK
31, 1!
Reported by R..£fanlcy y Jt
Walnut
EXCHANGE SALES, Aug.
.867.
r.. Stock Broker, No. 80*
1 Street.
BOARD.
ri3 Reading R sswn 29*
260 do s& 29*
100 do aswn 29*
3 Penn’a R cash 40*
17 do 46*
a.Minehin It 68*
25 N Pcnn’a R lots 30*
100 Schl Nav Pref b 5 21
100 do b 5 21
60 do b 5 21
0 do 21
200 Long Island R 10*
60 do 10*
100 Erio R sCwn&int 22*
4 Cam Sc Am R 100
10 Girard Rank 11
16 do 11
5 City Bank cash 60
lOUnlon Bk Ten2ds 100
S BOARD.
[2OO Reading R . 29*
BOARD.
100 Reading B bs«n 29*
2 Minehlll R -- 68*
2 Morris Cnl Pref 92
6 Foun’a R , 40*
7 do .46*
6 do 4C*
7 Commercial Bk 60
3 do 60
SOOCRyfl* 89#
100-Cltyßa’a 89#
300 do - , - 89#
1000 N. Penn’a R 6’a 67#
600 • do ' . 67#
1000 Cam & Amboy It .
o’a, »83 b 6 71
1000 dp , cash 71
600 do 1 W ’ 73
-1000 Cbcs in ,Del Cl 6’a 68
100 Reading R 29#
6 'dq cash 29#
GO do 29#
■ 60, .do 29#
100 , do cash 29#
& -d0... 29#
10 , do v ,29#
22 • ,do - ,29#
13- do’,, - 29#
BETWEEt
SECOND
1000 Cam&Am RCs *B3 71
1000 City o*a 89#
1000 do 89#
200 Penn ’*6>a 63
30 Schl Nav Pref b 5 21:
10 Beading R 29#
, 6 do. 29#
2 do, 29#
10. do 29#
60 Reading R
• AFTER
60 Heading R b 5 2&K
200 do t>s 29*
150 do lots cash 20
ICO Reading R bswn 29
100 ' do sSvrn 29
GLOBING P:
LOBS—STEADY.
Bid.Asktd.
US6V6B > 116
PbltadaSs tB9#ttB9V
do RB &9#©dQ
r -d0 \ New 95#©99 -
Pennafiß. S 3 ©B4
Readings,!. _ 29 ©29#
do .Bond*>fQWtf©7B#
V Mort 6 J a’*4, W ©B7
Pennaßß , 40#©46# I
Morris O&nl Coa 49, ©6l I
SchylNarCfl’aaflS ©6*-
dq Stock 11 ©l2 |
lit:
28# J
Bid. Asked.
Schyl Nav Pref 20*®21
Wmsp’t&Elmß ©2O
do - 7’a
Ist mort. ©75
do do 2d in ©64
Long Island .10' olO*
Vicksburg .< 7. ®7*
Girard Bank 11 ell*
Lehigh Zinc I*® 1*
Union Canal. , 9 ®lO
New Greek * ® 1
Oatawlssa RR 10 ell
JEST. -
J 200 Beading R 29*
WBeading B
ReuHngelose*,
THE MONEY MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, August 31,1867.
’ ’'On'Thursday last the Common Council passed an ordi
pft&ce Authorising & temporary loan, not to exceod In
amount. $lBO,OOO, or for a longer period than throe
months. The lair requires that such an ordinance ipust
originate in'the Common: Council—lay over one week
-before action on it by Select Council, and be adoptod by
a two*third vote of both chambers*
' This measure is rendered ttCccssary by the citizens not
paying promptly their taxes. The amount of the mu
nicipal tar assessed for the year 1857 is $2,900,000. The
arfiountpaid up'to the 29th of August Is a little short of
$1,466/000, leaving $1,700,000 yet unpaid, uotwlthstand
ing-the laduoement of a .deduction of one per cent, a
month for prompt payment. The loan causes no loss to
the city; on the contrary,'she gains by it,' the interest
belngat thonle of.Wf per cent, a month, while she
area the one per ■ cent a month allowed to the tax
payers/- .These delinquent tax-payers are of course tho
sufferers,, and as. it is.entirely at their option to pay
weir taxes at any time during the year, they, of course,
,have no right to complain.
The Stock Markot to-day was dull, its business small
In amount, and'the feverish character exhibited for
some' days lost,. Reading Railroad Stock was sold at
20)f*29£—a comparatively small number of shares
(till) only changing hands.
The high rates for good paper bring more purchasers
Into the market, and it is found far more easy to make
sales, though the rates as yet show no material tcduc
tion..
. * We call the attentton or the holders of the Allegheny
County bonds to an article in another column, relating
to the question raised tu that vicinity respecting the
payment of tho interest on these issues.. It has become
a matter of deep feeling in Pittsburg and Allegheny
city, and the course of the'diicussions there will doubt
less be anxiously followed by these bonds.
The fall of the prices of so many stocks of undoubted
value,'and the high rates of discount paid upon good
business paper Under the' influence of the late panic, is
attracting capital from, the.interlor to New York for in
vestment;- >
The New York Post soys: '
The low prices of the Stock Board have had the nat
ural tendency to attract capital from other cities. ' Two
thousand shares of New Yojrk Central have been bought
by &’wealthy Boston firm; 1 and one of our leading bank
ing houses has pdrcnawd flve hundred for Hamburg ac
count. *'
•‘f This is a decided symptom of relief. In other re
spects also there is a positive show of improvement.
The high' rates of interest in the city are attracting cap
ital from the country. It comes in many small streams
to buy commercial paper, or undoubted securities.
H W« have heard of ono bank alone, with' not tho larg
-est correspondence, receiving an accession of forty thou
sand-dollars or coin during tho week In these llttlo
rivulets ’» - - '- " : -
'The names of the banks that have signified their In
ttfntion tourist tho Brie Railroad Company are as fol*
lowa': United States Llfe.and Trust Company, Manhat
tan Company, Bank of the State'of New York, Mer
chant's 1 Bank, Metropolitan Bank, American Exchange
Bank,' Bonk of - the ‘ Republic, Bask of New York, Bauk
of America, Thesis Bank, Union Bank, Continental
Bank, $51,000 each.'
“ The Suo-Treasury disbursements exceeded the re*
ceipts on Saturday
1 ' Receipts....
’ Payments;.
- Balance..
The Tribute uyi
• “The market for foreign exchange is very unsettled,
with, no disposition to buy. Tho market will no doubt
01*9 “?*t,ffP*Mt» rate which wjll prerent the export
ofspeele hy too Arabia on 'Wednesday. Outside bills
are, offered at ret j low,, figures,: -lie. banka are putting
On the screws, none to, prevent importers making re
mittances for the prtsent." ...
TheCtutom-Hpnse.nturne or the foreign Train at
New York for seven months of the .Calendar Year, make
the Import Entries at this Port since Jan. 1 to the 31st
5n'y.... K 80.872.000
Adit lour weeks In August. 18,708,440
- , Total to date
Against same time last year.,
Increase in 1857.516,528,118
.The same tables make the Export of Produce and Mis
celloneOusGoods,' including Foreign re-ex-
ported ? .
Add four weeks in August...
! Total to date
Against some time in 1856.
„ Decrease this year....... $5,088,658
, The same tables make the export of Specie to 3Ut
Jttlj.i. $26,226,000
Add four weeks in August.; 5,819,300
> . Total to data...
Against same time in 1850
-Increase todate.... ...$8,296,257
The exports of specie from Now York for last week >
and for the year 1857, thus far, were as follows:
Brig Laurette. Para, 5pecie,..,52,340 00
Brig C, Heinrich. Ciudad Bolivar, specie, 10,000 00
Brig ,H. O. Brooks, Qonalres, specie 300 00
|teamsh|pßlackWarrior, Hatona, dimes, 2,000 00
Bfr®^ Wst Ti°r, Havana, Am.gold... 47,000 00
Stm. B. Warrior, Havana, Sp. doubloons.. 20,118 00
Battue Terete, &t, Thomas. Am. gold 53,950 00
Barque Teresa, Bt, Thomas, 6 francs 6,QQd 00
BarquqF.DpmingjßloOraude.Am.gold, 4.698 17
Barque 0. B. Sutil, Bt. Thomas, Am. gold, 4,000 00
’ Total for the week.
. Previously reported
Total 1857...... {82,297,188 59
. The Value of the exporta from Phlladel phta to foreign
porta, from the Ist to the 21st of August, amounted to
*364,784.''-'
I the Imports of foreign goods at the port of Boston for
the weekending August 28, were as follows:
Dryac0d5........*234,913 Cream Tartar 82,947
Irimaad Steel.,..- 97,177 Sugar..; 60,782
-Mackerel and other Hemp * 62.49*
...fleh, and fish oil. '80,302 Linseed 20,576
WooHd.v. 77,963 Other articles 201,891
Hides,,-.... 86,881
T0ta1..,. 8920,913
.-.The value of Imports of the corresponding
-r.wosk In 1856 was.,.. i *1,188,817
.»9cteaiein'1g6T;'i.,.i................... *212,004
« The La Crosse and Jfilwaukie Railroad Company will
PPylhe September interest OoUpdns op the bonds of jthe
SilltiiiiltieaiidTfdtertovw RnllroaiJ Company, and bondl
fi/rrf- % c.:\' j .yh i'wt
of the City of MHwankte &p<e!abof/M the tfte,
of the CorngjD)',. P°. 19. Rawiu etreßt., The. Soptem
’Ser Votereit on the Mnecittne, low., Railroad hoode-sltl
he paid by Measrp. Duncan, Bhennan.fc Co.
The aalea of Illinois Central Railroad lands for tho
'week ending August 21, were 0110 18-100 acres tor
$03,230.22.
ThelUlnola Central Railroad Company calls for an
instalment of ten dollars a share on its capital stock,
payablo on tjio 25th of September. The transfer books
are closed from this date, to be re-opened September 1.
No transfers’will be admitted after that date until the
instalment is paid.
Tlio .announcement of this assessment carried its
stock down to 86* cent, on Saturday—that is, sl6*
for $3O paid in. London sales by tho Atlantic are re
ported at $46, sterling value, equal to about $5O here,
for $3O paid. The assessment in itself Is esteemed the
very best step for the substantial well-being and credit
of the concern that could have been resorted to In the
state of tho money market.
The semi-monthly supply of gold from California is
delayed by an accident to. the Illinois. It amounts
to $1,600,000, and will be due at New York on Wednes
day.
We learn by telegraph that the Hollister Bank, of
Buffalo, has failed. '
It Is reported that $50,000 in unsigned bank notes
have been stolen from the New England Rank Note
Company. They are on various New England Banks.
Statement of Deposits and Coinage at the Mint
of the United States, Philadelphia, during the
month of August, 1857:
GOLD BULLION DEPOSITED. 1
, Value.
Prom California $122,012 60
Other sources.. 14,745 60
Total Gold deposits $137,358 00
SILVER BULLION DEPOSITED,
Including Silver purchases $169,103 00
Spauish and Mexican fractions of & dollur) ~ nlo
received for exchange for now cents j A * ,UIU w
Total Silver $173,776 00
Copper cents (0.8.) received for exchange) QrAnflA
lornewconts \ 2,600 W
Total Deposits
COINAQB EXECUTED.
Denomination,
Double Eagles..
Three Dollars.,
Dollars
Quarter Dollars...
Half Dimes
Three Cent Pieces.
Gold Coinage.
Silver “
Copper “
- Total No. of pieces 4,390,357 T0t.Ta1.5544,633
Mintof tho United States, Aug. 31,1857.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Monday Evening, Aug. 31.—TUo Breadstuff* In tho
market more easy. Flour—The supply and recolpts are
small, but the prices in favor of tho buyer. Prime
brands, of fresh ground, made from new wheat, nro ro
ported at $0.60, but dull. For tho trade, sales at $6.60 to
$7.25, for superfine j s7.so®sBforoxtra, and $8.25®59 for
extra family and fancy lota. 100 bbls. Byo sold at $4.02*.
Com Meal la scarce, and there is any Pennsylvania
in market, would price. Wheat is coming
fast into market, but there is little or no change in prices,
Rye—there is not much offering; 800 bus. broughtBsc.
Corn is wanted, but prices as in our last; about G,OOO
of Yellow Southern at 88c. afloat and 86c. In store
Oats are In fair damaud, and 6,000 bush, fair and prime
Delaware and Maryland at 32c.©35c. bush., Afloat.
Groceries and Provisions—nothing doing. Clover Seed
is scarce. Coal it) dull. Whiskey is Orm; sales of 23q
bbls. at 28c.e20c. for Eastern and Ohio, ond 27c.©28c.
for hbds.
RlCHMOND—Steamship Norfolk, Kelly—ls 3 bxs to
bacco T Wobstor, Jr; 64 Lohan Sc Tait: 97 do 3 cases do
Buckner, McOammon Sc Co; 33 do 35 bxs do Sailor Sc
Sank; 27 bales wool 11 bags roots Parker Sc Toland; 01
bales rags Jessup Sc Moore; 71 bags seed Miller Sc faro*
22 Boyor Sc Barclay; 205 do wheat Tuatin Sc Shcwell; 39
do pca N HeUingn; 131 D Z Sc D G Evans; 10 bales
, J 8 Woodward Sc Son; 12 boxes mdse Jenkins Sc
Hortsbornc: 7 WhltalLTatham Sc Co; 133 empty casks
L P Stiles; 8 F Gaul; 3 faoultney & Massoy: 9bbls liquor
Lang Sc Meyers; 161 empty casks 170 bxs sundrlesj order
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OP TRADE.
Israel Mouais, )
JOBKPH O. GaUBB, > CONXITTEI Of TUB MONTH.
John Welsh, j
LETTER BAG*
At the Merchants* Exchange, Philadelphia.
Ship Joseph Jones, Flowers San Francisco, soon
Barque Minnesota, Cole Rio Janeiro, soon
Barque Ala, Davis, London soon
SAILING OF THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
STEAMER FROM FOR » AT
Borussia......,.NowYork Hamburg Septl
Arabia ,New York Liverpool. ..........Sent 2
Ja50n........... Now York Bremen Sent 8
North Star New York Southampton ..Bept2
oof Washington. New York Liverpool. .Boot 2
EdSnborg.New York Glasgow Sept 6
Adriatic... New York Liverpool. Bcptl3
Arago... New York Havre Sept Id
0 of Baltimore.. Liverpool New Y0rk.,,..,,... July 20
Niagara ..Liverpool' Poston ; Aug 1
FROM FOR
Africa.... Liverpool New York...
Arago ......Havre New York...
Kangaroo Liverpool New York...
Glasgow. Glasgow New York...,
~.»*®2o*
- iUflrine Jntelhgnue.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Sep«. I, 18ST,
SUN RISES 6 32-SUN BEYS 0 28
HIGH WATER * UIQ
B«niad Aqjlieficott, (Br) McGregor, 30 days from Per
nambuco,' wjmfingar and hides to T A Newhall & Co.
Brig HanttgEgalch. Jordan, from Now York.
- Brig J Pj&nt, Wallace, from New York.
Bchr W P Phillips, Smith, 6 days from Boston, in bal
last to captaiu.
Schr Vashtl Sharp, Sharp, 6 days from Salem, in bal
last to B Milnes Sc Co.
Schr Annie, Fleming, 1 day from Port Penn, Del,
with wheat to Bewley, Wilson & Co.
to^^Sturte?a° P t U s£* c Ne<U 1 6 ***** from Boston J Ju ballast
Bchr J LHeverin, Pearce, 1 day from Dover, Del.with
oats and wheat to Ja* Barratt & Son. ■
Bchr A Biaria, llUlyar.l, 1 day from Smyrna, Del, with
oat* to Jan Barratt Sc Son.
Schr Mantua, Maxon, 1 day from Frederica, Del, with
wheat and oats to Ju Barratt & Son.
„ Scbr Experiment, Bristow, 2 daya from Chesapoake
City, with oata and wheat to Jan Barratt Sc Son
Schr Vanquish, Ineley, 3 days from Laurel, Del, with
corn to JW Bacon* Co.
•Schr Aletbia, Uervey, from Bast Greenwich.
Bchr Bphraim and Anna, Doyle, from Weymouth.
Schr J G StUle, Corson, from Boston.
Schr Paugasset, Waples, from Boston.
Bchr Theresa 0, Gandy, from Boston.
Schr Louisa Gray. Marla, from Boston.
Bchr Arcturns, Rich, from Boston,
Bchr Millard Fillmore, Tuttle, from Boston
Schr Alvarado, Stevens, from New York
Schr Henry p Simmons, Barrett, from Milton.
Schr W W Marcy, Buck, from Jersey City.
CLEARED.
Steamship Kennebec, Head, N York, Jas Allderdice
Barque Jos Maxwell, Davis, Lagnayra, Dallett Bros.
Brig J P Bent, Wallace, Boston, C Miller Sc Co.
Brig Martha Washington, Anderson, Portland, Van
dusen, Norton Sc Co.
sr,te5 r ,te Hanoahßaleh, Jordan, Boston, Brown & White.
Schr MlUard Fillmore, Tuttle, do do
Schr Paugaaset, Waples, Salem, do
SchrTbereßaG, Gandy, Boston, Tyler, Stone Sc Oo
Schr u P Simmons, Barrett, Milton, Blakiston, Cox
Sc Co.
Schr Ephraim Sc Anna, Dole, Providence, do
Schr J 0 811118, Coreon, Provlilonco, L Audonreld
Sc 00,
Schr Antares. Rich, Rockport, do
Schr W.W Marcy, Buck, Washington, Yandusen. Nor
ton & Co. ’
Schr Yankee Boy, Rlsloy, Hartford, do
Schr America, Moors, do do
Schr Mary, Edwards, Bridgeport, do
Schr John Larkin, Gee, Petersburg, do
Schr Emily Ann, Hooper, Richmond, do
Schr Oeean Bird, Jones, do do
Schr n Blackman, Sherman, Bal4m, do
Schr J B Austin, Slay, Boston, do
Schr J M Clayton. Hancock, Washington, do
Schr Joseph* Eawin, Connelly, do do
Schr Louisa. Gray, Marls, Salem, Baum, Ogle Sc Co
• Schr Alvarado. Stevens, Portland, C A Hecks her &Co
Schr Vashli Bharp, Sharp, Salem, B Milnce Sc Co
Schr J H Deputy, Neal, Alexandria, N Sturtovant
Sc Co.
Schr Alothla, Hcrvoy, East Greenwich, Noble. Ham
mett & Caldwell.
Schr Winter, Shrub, Harrington. Baltimore, S J
Christian. *
Schr Mail, Crowell, Providence, J M Kennedy Sc Co
Bchr Shylock, Merrill. Ncwburyport, 0 Miller & Co.
Str Farmer, Dennis, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
Barge Cutoctin, McCue, do do
$166,168 03
.... 170,170 43
....12,428,636 78
CBT TRLBQBAPn.J
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exebamre.
CAPE ISLAND, Aug 31, 6% P St.
A barque and several brigs and schooners went In to
day. VriadNW—weather very bue.
Youre,Ac., TUO3. B. HUGHES.
, [or TKUGBAPa.J
iCorresiKJlidence pf The Press.)
New Yonx, August 31.
Arrived, ship John Hancock, froraShields: brig Fran
cis Dane, from Turks Island; Humboldt, from Xllara;
schr Coormine, from Jloyaguez.’ Below, ship Uncle
Toby, from Liverpool,
Bostoh, Aug 31
Arrived, barques Feneloo and Baxonville, from Cal
cutta; brig Civilian, from Cape Haytien. Below,barque
Bleneyrlek, from Algoa Bay.
; $170,6801440
. 154,062,324
Steamship Palmetto, Baker, hence at Boston 30th ult.
Steamship City of Manchester, Kennedy, from Liver
pool for London, passed Beal 18th utt.
Steamship Europe, Loltch, from Boston, 12th ult. for
Liverpool, a as seen 20th, 0 A 51, lat 65 30, long 14 46.
Steamship Persia, Judkins, from Now York, 19th ult,
for i iverpool, was spoken 24th. B*£ P 31, lat 60 61, long
41 25.
.$43,823,000
. 4,040,117
...$48,463,117
... 63,651,773
Steamship Fulton, Wottcn. from Now York.22duU.
for Havre, was seen 26th, 4 PM, 6 miles E of Capo Baca.
Steamship Delaware, Shaw, hence at N York SOlb ult.
Steamship Asia, Lott, from New York, at Liverpool
16th ult. *
Steamship Borussia, for Hamburg, cleared &tN York
yesterday.
Ship Waverly, Luce, for Melbourne, cleared at New
York yesterday. ,
Bblp John 8 Boyd, Thomas, from Liverpool, at New
York 30th ult.
532,045,309
23,749,052
' Ship Blch&rd Oobden, Black, from Liverpool for
Charleston, was spoken 14th ult. no lat, Ac. given.
, "Ship Barreda Brothers, Peele, was at Hong Kong
Juno 22 for Slain, and theuce to China.
Ship Arkwright, Robertson, for Philadelphia, sailed
from LiverpoMlUth ult. ’
’Ship Champion, Samson, for Calcutta, sailed from Li
verpool 16th ult.
Ship Consul, Mortimer, from Savannah, at Liverpool
17th ult.
Ship Hollos, Rudolf, from Charleston, at Livorpool
16th ult. ’
Ship Wabash, Carrie, from Alexandria, Ya, at Liver
pool 17th ult. * ’
Ship George West, Couch, for New Orleans, sailed
from Liverpool 18th ult.
Ship'Agnes Leeds, Nesmith, from London for Port
Philip, sailed from Gravesend 17th ult.
Ship Brewster, Clark, from London for Port Philip,
sailed from DeallBth ult. , „ **
< Ship Venice, Whitman, from New Orleans for Cadiz,
at Vigo 7th ult, „
Ship Robert Harding, Putnam, for Boston, sailedfrora
Mauritius July 3d. , . ,
Ship Jane 1> Cooper, Collins, cleared at New Orleans
24th ult. for Antwerp. a _
Burque Washington Butcher, Collins, for Pbiladel
phia, cleared at Now Orleaus 26th ult. with 95 bhds to
bacco, 86 bales cotton, 60 bales moss, 2660 sacks wheat,
645 dry hides, 2096 lulls green hides, 360 empty casks,
160 do carboys, 12 pkgs mdse.
Barque Burlington, Keen, from 3latanzas, at Falmouth
17th nit. - ’
• Barque. Louisa Bliss, Hvler. saitod from Newport, E.
I4th ult. for Beaufort. NO. -
Barque Reindeer, Simmons, hence for Rio de Janeiro*
was spoken July 24, lat 38 N, long 68 06 W.
Bwqqe Fqlke f Raabe, hence at New York GOtU ult.
149,399 17
... |32,147,780 42
Hm TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 1, 1857.
$313,633 00
No. of Pieces. Value.
0,054 $133,080
.. 11,050 33,150
.. 127,053 127,053
145,357 $293,053
590,000 $149,000
1,500,000 75,000
, 255,000 7,050
2,351,000 $231,650
1,900,000 $19,000
RECAPITULATION.
145,357 ' $293,883
2,351,000 231,650
1,900,000 19,000
Importations.
[Reported for The Press.]
OAT
....Aug 23
....Aug 26
....Aug 26
...,3eots
ARRIVED.
MEMORANDA
•; ii&qfii BOstOac at
Palermo 6tu Atig. ' . ...
Barents Yphkeo B!ful#Vj)&rll0g, remained af Marseilles
Barque Powhatan, Simmons, tld&ed at Baltimore 291 h
ult. for Trieste. * •
Brigs J II Taylur, Young; Harmons, Wheeler, from
Warehaw, and Volant, from Boston for Philadelphia, at
Newport 28th ult.
Scnra Paragon, Hatch, from Boston, and Jacob Sc
William, from Neurburyport for Philadelphia, arrived at
Newport 28th ult.
Brie Lincoln, Cornwallis, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Cape Haytien 14tli ult.
Schra Village Gem. Phlnoey, and Kugeue, Parker,
from Boston for Philadelphia, sailed from Hyanuis
24th ult.
Schr Elisabeth B, Bacon, hence for Quincy, sailed from
Hyannis 26th ult.
Schrs Isabella Thompson, Corson; Boston, Brower,
and Tbos Paige, Robinson, honceat Proyidonce 28th nit.
Schrs Emerald, Soper, and Wm ilouo. Scott, for Phi*
ladclphla, Railed from Providence 28th ult.
Schrs R H Daley, Poteraon; Minerva, Brooks, and O
A Stetson, Cobb, hence at Provideoce 20th ult.
Schr S A Hammond, Paine, hence at Boston 60th ult.
SPOKEN.
9th utt, lat 40 22, long 50, ship Moonlight, Pendleton,
from Quebec for Bristol E.
27th ult, lat 40 40, long 08 05, ship Jeremiah Thomp
son, bound East.
Aug 14, lat 4216 N, 10ng43 46 W, ship Isabella, Cobb,
from Liverpool for Baltimore.
Aug 25. 8 PM,'off Sandy Point, brig Robt ft Kirkland,
Knight, from Baltimore for St Johns, NF.
No date, lat 46, loog 30W. brig Keying, (of Newbury
port) Cook, from Kingston tor London.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Maqriyivr, July 3—The bottomry bond on the Ame
rican ship Robert n&r«ling, for the.loan of a sum of
about $35,000, has been negotiated at the maritime in
terest of $l5 76 per cent. The Robert Harding will
sail for Boston, where the bottomry bond aud tbo mari
time Interest will bo payable fifteen days after her safe
arrival.
Brig John S Cotton, (of Fall RWer) Evans, at New
York, 30th ult., from Port au Prince, August 18, re
ports that cm the 36th Inst., while laying at Port au
Prince, was struck by lightning, which took away the
inatntopmast and badly shattered the mainmast, also
split ono pump; being unable to procure a spar fora
mainmast, fished the damaged ono and proceeded. Left
brigs Maria Lee, for Boston in a few days; lanthe, Lay
ton, for New York about 21st; Sarah, from Boston, or.
10th. ’
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK, Aug. 30-Arr ship Isabella, Coffin, 64
days from Liverpool, with 1,670 tons cool. Aug 12, lat
42 22, lon 48 55 spoke Norwegian barque Anna Colb
jornseu. Wolf, hence for Trieste, 10 days out; 27th, lat
39 52, lon 07 12, spoko barque Excelsior, from New
Haven for Demarara; 23d, lat 40 50, lon 66 60, spoke Br
brig Muta, from Porto Rico for Halifax, 18 days out. T
Ship Kentucky (of Portland), Merrlman, from Newport;-
Bremen ship Leontlne, Deetjen, from Bremen, July 24,
with mdso and 220 passengers; July 28, lat 60 03, lon
2 54, spoke Hamburg barque Sir Isaac Newtfm, from
Hamburg for New York. Brig Joslah Jex (ofMachlas),
from Cape Hayti, with logwood; schr Kate Brigham, (3
masted,) Norton, from Savannah, with cotton. ,*
August 31, arrived steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Ports
mouth, Ac.; ships Cornelius, Grlnnell, Fletcher, Lou
don, 40 days; St Nicholas, Bragdon, Havre, July 17: J
W Fannin, Briggs, Galveston, 23 days; lirom ship Bern
hard, Hank, Bremen 87 days; Frederic Gebhard, Ed
wards, Antwerp 40 days; French brig Linces, Pine, Port
Vondres, 40 days.
Cleared—Ship Wm Tell, Funk, Havre; Peruvian ship
Corn, Hampton, Liverpool; Sard.brig,SanGioßattista,
Gallo, Marseille; schr Carrie Sandford, Lombard,
Jacmel.
BALTIMORE, Aug 31—Arrived, schr Puteoli,Cros
well, 7 days from Kteuthora;
Aug 30th—Arrived, brig Indian Queen, McGeycr, 23
days from El Roquo.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 24—Arrlvod, steamshQi Gal
veston, Wilson, from Indianala, via Galveston; schr Jo
seph H Toone, Pennington, Belize, Hon. Below, barque
Hannah Sacor, Chase, from Now' York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Port au Prince, Aug 18th, in port brigs Maria, Lee,for
Dostou soou, Jnntbe Layton for Now York in three days,
Sarah, from Boston, arrived lOtli.
Cld at Quobco 2Sth, ships Bannockburn, Bruce,Green
ock; Birkenhead, Stevenson, Liverpool; harks Arid,
Morrison, Newport; Sir Ohas Naples, Ealsallla, linllt
brig North Star, Peters. Cork.
Below, hark Ohas Tottio, from New York.
Ar at do 27th, steamship United Service, Oreigh,
Loudon; barks Aurora, Dalmcke, Darcolonn; Michael
Schmcer, Lisbon; schr Capraciuse, L&ymond, Carriboo
point, with a full cargo of goodß saved from the wreck
of the ship Mohawk.
Cld ship Ben Lomond, Rhodes, Greenock; barks Nia
gara, McEwan, do; Prinde Albert, Bagloy, London; In
dla, Wagner, Sunderland; Vlbilia, Barker, Cardiff; brig
Florist, Harding, Padstow.
Ar at St John N F 6th inst, Br brig Dante, ,
from Baltimoro.
[Per steamship Atlantic.)
Liverpool—Ar 15th ult, Patterson, IUU, Cronstadt;
16th, Neptune, Snell, New Orleans; 17th, Sardinia, Hus
ton, Savannah; Bonsul, Mortimer, do; Judah Touro,
Moses, and Sparkling Wave, Baunders, St John, NB;
Webster, Laurence, Now York; Lucy Thompson, Peu
dleton. New York; Young Dorchester, Atkinson.‘St
John, NB: Golden Eagle, Stoue, CronsUdt; 18th, Benj
Adams, Chase, St John. NB; Rochester, Elwell, New
Orleans; Gertrude, Doane, St John, NB; Jane Hender
son, Fuller, Quebec.
8!d 16th, Sarah Newman, Cobb, Calcutta; 16th, Al
bert Franklin, Dunbar, do; Middlesex, Parmalee, New
York: 17tb,Gen Williams, (as) Flinu.St Johns, N F,
Halifax, N S, and Portland.
Ent for loading 14th, Royal Victoria, Watson, Charles
ton; Lucy Sc Harriet, Huntein, Bombay; Muscongus?
Carter, Baltimoro; Ocean Gem. Biasou, San Francisco;
17th, Messenger, Corning, Melbourne; Emerald Isle,
Cornisb, New York.
Loudon—Ent inwards 17th, Tonquin, Lunt, Key
Frances, Cuba; Patrick Henry, Gifford, New York.
Old 14th, Sunderland, Curry, Cardiff and OityPoiut,
and old from Deal 17th; 15th, London, Hurlbut N York
sld from Deal 16th.
Etit out. Hth, Geo Washington, Faithful, Shanghae;
16th, Patrick Henry, Gifford, Now York.
Deal—Ar 17th, Iris, Deltjco, New York for London,
and proceeded 16th; 18th, Trade Wind, Johnson, front
Callao for London; Devonshire, Lord, from N York for
do, and all three proceeded; Charles Davenport, Kelly,
Quebec for do, and anchored. '
Off Dungenness 16th, Johanna, Ilatbertina, from New
lork for Rotterdam; 18th, Tennessee, Stevenson. from
Taganrog, via Falmouth, for New York.
Cowes—Putin 14tb, Qallego, Washburn,from London
for Guayaquil and Callao, to take on board the captain,
and sld 16th. * *
Ar 16th, Wm Ratlibone, Pratt. Pensacola, and pro
ceeded for London. »
Oft thoWlght previous to I6th, Getusters, Vinson, ftu
N \ ork for Amsterdam.
Off Dartmouth 13th, Adler, Gerdes, from Baltimore
for Bremen.
Poasod by 22th, Athena, Schilling; from New York for
Bremen, 21 days.
Off the Start 16th, E C Scranton, Spencer, from New
York for Antwerp; Epaminondas, Brandt, from N York
for Rotterdam.
Glasgow—Ar 12th, Jane Daggett. Lambert, N York;
15th, Dred, Anderson, 8t John, NB.
Sld 12th, A G Hill, Wane, Boston, and from Greenock
15th; 18th, FlorenceNightlngaie, Roberts, St John, NB
Passed Pentland Firth 13th, P Pendleton, Stioson,
and Catharine, Wiley, from Shield# for N York.
Belfast—Ar 14th, Uildia, Logan, Baltimore.
Cronstadt—Sld 6tb, Sarah Ann, Drinkw&ter, Newport.
Copenhagen—Ar 12tb, Favorite, Nellson, N York.
Stockholm—Old 6th, Mouutaineer, Wilson, Boston,
and passed Elsluoro 12th.
Hamburg—Ar 15th, Rhein, Spier, N York.
Helvoet—Sld 12th, Tally Ho, Hoyt, Boston.
Antwerp—Sld 14tb, Wabamo, Boty, New York.
Bremerbaven—ln the Roads 13th, Boston Light,
Crowoll, for
Sid 13th, Ann E Hooper, Sirason, Liverpool.
Havre—Ar 13th, South Carolina, Goodwin, Mobile:
12th, Germania. Wood, New York: Princeton, Bell, N
Orleans; 16th, John Howe, Moore, ao; 16th, Nuremberg,
Schneldau, and Rockland, Brown, do.
Sid 13th, Kate Dyer, Dyer, N Orleans; 16tb, Havre.
Askius, N York,
Bordeaux—Sid 13th, Rleot. Brcnton, Curacoa; A 0
Adams, Hemingway, New York, and from 110/an Roads
11th: Jacques Coeur, Bristaud, San Francisco; Protec*
tor. Stephenson, N Orleans.
Rochelle—Sid 10th. Jas M Hicks, Crowell, N York.
Cadiz—Ar 28fch July, Ocean Bride, Burgess, N York;
29tb, Edisto, Kendrick, Barcelona: 30th, Danube, Cot
ter, Lisbon.
Sid 28th July, Merlin, Gibbs, Vera Cruz; 29th, Katah*
din, Davis, Boston: ludia. Merrill, Calcutta; 30th, N W
Bridge, Dubey, Africa; Progresso, Claro, Montevideo;
21st, Danube, Golding, N Orleans; Leo, West, Havana;
4th ult. 0 K N York.
Genoa—Ar Bth, fauliieppino, Merello, N York.
Odessa—Bld 4tli, GenJCnox, Lundborg, Sebutopol.
Batavia—-Sid Judo illtti, Lowell, Knowles, Boston.
Kong Kong—Sid June 15, Carbon, Sampson, E Coast;
Mlnno, Pulniphor, do; Bkylark, EoU&nebee, Bhangbao.
List of Arrivals at the Principal Hotels*
GIRARD HOUSE—Chestnut street, below Ninth,
WBteele.se BSJIoore.SO
Maj Irwin McDowell,U S A BA Davis, Va
Mrs Geo Davis, Va Missß Davis, V*
8 R Moore, S O JIJ Bhemood, N O
E S Coppock, SO W D Goggans, S O
T K Wynne, Columbus, Ga Francis Rawle, N Orleans
LD Johnson, do Edw Williams & son, Balt
Thos Hughes, Wheel’s, Vo H R Williams, Balt
A Key. do Chas Moore, Balt
R Godclls, N Orleans 31 lleldelback, Cin, Ohio
H Topping, Balt Richard Lilly, Jr, Balt
John Vance, Texas Bond Jarrett, Balt
W C Danner, SC K N Sprlnkly, Va
Geo Hooper, Phlla A 8 Weutworlh, Cin, Ohio
G M Pincknrd A In, N O Miss Harris, G&
11 V Smith A son, Ala J F Cushman. Mias
ML* Smith, do Lieut Gen Wlufield Scott,
J 81cMahau, do Washington
A F Given, do DC Driscoll, Balt
A F Pouder A son, do R Rose, California
Jas B Bolsliam, do J W Brooks, Texas
¥ Peck, Savannah Willis O Edwards, St Louis
M Holmes, Pa • Lowis P Parsons, ’ do
O Farnura, Charleston, BO J G Downey A la, Cal
E Houston A In, Florida 11 Y llutler, Miss
Alox G Tyng, Peoria, 111 Jno J Caldwell, N Y
A G Kcnuett, N O John Poe, Jr, Ya .
J C Poythriss, Ga Geo A Mandell A la. Ga
Mrs 8 A Morris, do Aug Gausandy cm! la. 3(d
Miss M B Morris, do John Newson, Memphis,
It Morrison, SO do Tenucssee
B H Painter A la, Pjttsb’g n 0 Davis, do
P A Whiting, Bliss L R Richards, do
S 31 Johnson, NY J A Brownell, Boston
ChasJ Kocfcrd aud la, St Miss L Travers, lialto
Thomas Chas M Wheatley, N Y
L Polk, Baltimoro Henry Peel, Alox, Va
J Pringle Jones, Reading C Schroarzbopf, NY ,
JB II Jones, do J H Bowman, Boston
Juo Alexander A la, Batto Marcus Hughes, N Y
TII Penney, Omaha City, T O Wallaco, Paduca, Ky -
Nebraska II S Statens, Pa
31 Strakosh, NY W PBlaynard, Btooklyu
W A Shepard. NY JO Walters, NY
A A Selovcr A lady, Cal J Y Stock, Charleston, 80
Gll Taylor, Wheeling, Va J DOhadwick,Lexlngtn,3(o
GM Bwink, Mo RO Taylor, Va
W IE Taylor. Va M Heldelback, N Y
R Bennot, Cin, Ohio W F Herring, Atlanta. Ga
U 31 Fogg, Philadelphia S Long A la, St Paul
W S Cox, Georgetown, DC Jos J Ross, New York
011 Everett, Boston G A Bernard, do
Gus Y ItaU, do Robt H Taber, N Bedford
Galon Mcrriara, do 'Stephen Sibby, Charleston
F H Bomerby, do Geo Waylsnd, Brldgport
J Slanchester, Providence H Wellington, Charleston
A J Van Winkle, New York W H Freeman, Burlington,
J W Blakely, do lowa
Jas Barclay, do Dr R Wilson Carr A lady,
B A Wahl, do Baltimoro
N Hunter, Leesport Henry 0 Kyereon, N Jersey
J B Tornple A la, Frank- W II Benson, Richmoud,
fort,Ky Virginia
John W Polley, Hamilton, John R Brown, London,
Canada West Canada West
T IC Carsonj Alabama Miss Carson, Alabama
J D Sanborn, Boston
UNION HOTEL—Arch street, above Third.
J lleyman, St Oiairsvlila, O II Roth, Columbia. 8 O
W 8 Prescott, Concord, N II 8 H Lind, 310
8 Levy, Richmond, Vft G Wallettaln, Richmond
J Rico, do E N Sprinko, Blanton, Va
J B Fosselman A wife, W T Itoepper, Pa
Bpringileld, 111 H B Lurkonbach, Pa
S Raw, Pa G Wiggan. Tamaqua
J Richmond, Orange, O U Cottlognam, Easton, Pa
Mrß Duvall A 2 child’n, Balt S Cottlnghaui, do ’
Mrs Pratt, B&H » F Buler, Reading
W F Donaldson, Tamaqua II Herringer A la, Easton
J W Laugblin, Pa D Richmond, New Holland
W H Thompson, Bridgeton G R Peddle, rliila
WII Schofield, YellowSprJug W J Williams, Phmnixvlllo
3liss Williams, Phmn’vlle Geo W Heelmer, PtCnrb’n
J Morres Worrell, Win- Wra Marshall, Hagerstown,
Chester, Va M 4
G Harris, Jr, do R Thornton, Doyiesto, Pa
Geo Rurnsey, Salem, N J Evan Kraus, Gettysburg
J A Wilson,NY 3liss Anna Jennings, do
Col Robert Ratcliff, Tama- R F Williams, Ohio
qua jno A Craven, N C
Houry Thomas, do H McCain, do
Jno B McCreary, do 0 W Creaaon, do
A Blade, Janesvillo, Bliss J D Reed, Va
M Lippman, Mobile, Ala George Slartio, Allogkeuy
AMERICAN UOUBE, Chestnut street, above Fifth.
J J Howes, N 0 Win E Morton, N Y
J C Thompson, Balt A Snow, NO
B Goodwin, Ga J P Hoifecker. Smyrna, Del
O C Berry. Alex. Va 8 Gimmick, Newark, N J
Edmund Teel A la, Easton lIC Spruance. Smyrna, Del
Herrick Prleo, Phil* Chas Lemon, Wash
R 8 Dumont A la, Cin, Ohio T McOauly, Ilimthigtn, LI
Isaac L Tice,' do FFefel, Pl t »a
E D Marsh, Montrose, Pa B Emerson; N Y
R G Stevenson, N Y Chas Marlon, Balt
W 8 Bailey. Macon, 111 B G Worth, Wilmington
A BtpMiM, NY O J Cowles.’ N O 5
OeoSCook ) E’Wl*
. / Jity aXifita’ koWCrioiftt Stfeet.-beloW Arch, -
Mrs Bates Sc 2 children, jpMoCord, Pittsburgh
" TJeUware’ Wm MMcCotd, do.
S A Hillyanl. N O WmMacDowell, Ya
John Galbraith, Erie. Pa JAs Thomas, Catasauqua
T Strong, Wyouig Valley Pa E A Hossler, Harrisburg
Wm U Vbrd, Bali • Eflw AOweus, St Louie
Wm Alexander, lowa DM Bates, Del
Wm P Jones, Catasauqua A Miller, N Y
P T Ulschutt 6c lady, NY SO Stillman, Galona, 111 '
Syrus S nobleman Sc wife, AW Stutsman, Somerset,
Lancaster co, Pa Pemrn
Col Hughes, Somerset. Pa S V Opdyke, Springfield,lll
John Keipt,Danville, Ky B Klino, Cin, Ohio
A Simou, Hamburg, 8 0 AF Brooke, Pittaburgh
JnaWßpencer, Pittsburgh SB Jones, Holly Rnrinra
11 Baught, Jefferson co, P& Miss y lsj
STATES UNION HOTEL—Market, above Sixth.
F R Larkin, Washington Wm Bradley .Centerville la
Frank G Butler, Lancaster, S B Russell,Lancaster Co
John L Dolson, Harrisburg Jno L Reese, West Chester
Ohas Jackson, Phila C A Williams, Ohio
John Buyers, Gap, Pa Sami B Johnston, Pittsb’e
Wash Oromelien, Phila R Dcakers j 0
Jacob Rife, Middletown, Pa S A Kauffman, BSpringaPa
Jacob Haines, Phila G Sterrett, Pa
M Todd, Mifflin, Pa Miss A II Hinkle, York, Pa
Qeo A Graeff. Lancaster A McTigbe, Pittsburgh
G H nardwell, Columbia J Bowers, Lancaster
John McAfee, North’d, Pa. JW. Hunter, Columbia, Pa
8 O Stahl, Bordeutown, N J Sami Loeknrd, do
Daniel Hiukle, Harrisburg A Sharpless, Chester Co
A W Wood, Philadelphia Geo Mveis, Columbia. Pa
Dr II Morhard, Newark, Del.
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third.
R Watson, Dovlestown A Medlar, Schuyl liavcn
C II Nlmson, Carbou Co. Pa Jno Ballier, Lehigh Co, Pa
Thos Miller, Whito Hall C D Geiger, Reading
Enoch Warner, Readiug Jedalh Irish, do
II Gerwig, Allegheny O II Low, Pittsburgh
lIJ Handler, Pottsville John A Smith. Port Carbon
O Graber, Tusearora A J Stewart. Wiikesbarre
John Arndt, Phila W Wallace, Ohamberalmra
S M EUenhart, York, Pa J L Klapp, Berks co
J Batchelor, Sunhury J 8 Brobet, Cottawissa
nenry Vandnsen, Pottsville Wm Ermautrout, jr,
P M Ermautrout, Rending Reading
MADISON HOUSE—Second street, above Maikct.
J A Kins, Wil, Del W H Cannon, Del
S Greonslelder, Balt Md J A Grace, Del
J Greonafoldor, do P T Carlisle,FredericknDel
K S,terr, do Isaac Smith, Marietta
E Rothlll, Salem Geo Long, do
G 8t Kiner, do J Garrison, Camden
S Donnelly, do J Partington, Slkesv’o Md
Jos Donnelly, Brookvillo Mr Hickman, lowa
•Qeo O Reed, Georgetown J Higgius, Del
A patawaU, do D J lloar Sc la, Wnvnosb’h
G McCracken, do Wm E Goodman, Did
T H Smith, Philada W A Moore, FredarickaDel
BLAOK BEAR HOTEL—Third street, ab. CallowhiU.
J M Stauffer, Norristown Bcnj R Schock, N Britain
?*f Jno R Grim, Oritnsvillo
WraF Cramer, Greenville C G Btlchler, Zlonsville
N Wagonhost, lairrew, John Yerger, Reading ,
«» m w ,? I,er ) Mocwngia Ilenry Thomas, Franconia
MlssWoilfr, do SatnlWesner, Wesnersvlllo
Wm Thompson, Zionsvlllo Casper Roads, Bvberrv
Aaron Larosli, do Mrs Roads, ' do }
John Landes, Wash Abrm Clayton, Southamptn
Dan Gilbert, Pottstown Mm Clayton do
John Stauffer, Wash Henry Snyder, Montour,Ca
Moses Schock, Hamburg ’
CITY HOTEL—Third stToet above Race.
Albert Anderson,EFrodouia Robt Allen, E Frcdimia
8 Roborts, Bucks county Wm Roberts, Jr. Bucks co
Geo M Masters, Pottsville Jos Simpson, Lock Haven
Sami Rockofellow, Colum’a Peter Wildon, Columbia
AUona >Robt A Hines, Altona, Pa
g yi ll ®'Vi* v do , 3 killings, Pittsburgh
D p Potts, Pittsburgh Simou Peters, Pottsgrovo
John Somers, Pottsgrove K Wood. Milton
Marmlon Lyndsay, Man’k Hy Franklin, Milton, Pa
G Mrnton, Centre co Jas Smith, Mauch Chuuk
J UAiueba, lady, child and J W Carroll, Stockton
servant, Phila
Special Nohcfo,
Dower’s Infant CordiaL^TM^^
Cordial Is prepared from a variety of the most choice and
efficient aromatics known in medicine, aud Is the most
perfect and rcllablo carminative extant for infants and
young children.
By its powerful infiuonce a spoedy cure is effected in
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The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
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abundant suceess. No family should bo without it.
Prepared only by Hekrt A. Bower,
At his Drug and Chemical Store,
N. E. corner of Sixth and Green its., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders must be addressed. And for sale
by Druggists generally. au!3-ly
Sramrn’i Sarins Fond —Office 203 Walnut
street, one door west of second street. Receives do
posits in Bums of One Dollar and upwards, from all
classes of the community, and allows interest at the rate
of five per cent, per annum. Moneys paid on Demand.
Office open daily, from 0 until 5 o’clock, and on Mon*
day and Saturday uutll 9 in the evening. President
Franklin Fell; Treasurer, Charles M. Morris; Secre*
tary, James S. Pringle. •
Saving Fund-Five Per Cent. Interest-Na
tional Safety Trust Company, in WALsorStreet, south
west corner of Tuird Street, Philadelphia. Assets
over 0» Million and a Halt of Dollars, invested
in Real Estate, Mobtoaoes,Ground Rents, and other
first class socurities, as required by the chatter. This
institution confines its business entirely to the recei
ving of money on deposit. Any sum, large or small,
Is received, and tho money is always paid back, with
out notice, to any amount.
The office Is open every day from 9 o’clock in the
morning until 7 o’clock in the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday ovemnga until 9 o’clock.
marriages.
~°i 1 »! l r e J.!L ~lt ' b l Re7 ' Bamuel Durborow, Mr.
nALnmsvxmionm. Francesconnklly,
all of this city. ’
On the 29th ult.. by Rev. Joseph Wade. Mr W
BFWOBRMULAM& to MUx KLIZA. HAMMOND, all
or this city. (California papers pleasp eopv.)
Od tli» .venlng of the 2J nit., W Kev. (1. Strobel,
r.^ lo ,'. CI L S . t .il a Jrt. C i urcl '’ Mr - JOHX KIIOMMBH to
Mlm CATHARINE MchAUtHILIN’, both of thl. city.
SDratljs.
On the 31st ult., THOMAS 31. SMITH, aged 49 years.
His relatives and friends are particularly invited to
attend UW funeral, on to-morrow (Wednesday) after
noon, without further notice, from his late residence
Bupervllle, Delaware couuty, l’a. Interment at Ridley
vuurci.
On the 20th ult., FRANCIS P. BURK, in tho 43th
year of his ago.
The relatives and friends of tho family are respeclful
jy invited to attend tho funeral from bin late residence,
in Adams street, above Unity, Frank ford, tlii* (Tuesday)
afternoon. nt 2o’cloch, without further notico-to pro
ceod to Cedar Hill Cemetery.
On the 28th ult., Mrs. 1)0011.411 CURTIS, in tho
60th year of her age. '
Her relntlrei and friends nro regretfully invited to
ettencl the funeral, from her lute residence, No. 320
Qasklll street, this (Tuesday) nfternoou, at 3 o'clock,
to proceed to Lebanon Cemetery. ’
trrptrp*Tornir ‘ 1 ’ 8 * • M.. Mrs. RACHEL
o. l t ß |?lf^ T ?n l °«’.J" lo " ro /.‘ bo llto Mr - • ,0|1 “ Kirk,
patnek, in the 75th year of her age.
wTJvufa 1 *IlvC 1 lvC u ft “s Mends of the family are respectful*
vJ°liv e Vl° att ” Qd funeral, from her late residence,
, i , V"® ® tre6t - this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 2
o'clock, without further notice.
Democratic Citizens
of the Fourteenth Ward, Eighth Dlvliiou, held on Mon
day evening, JJet ult M pursuant to the rules, Edward
SWmlmth was elected Judge, and Adam Gross and Win.
F. btrett elected Inspectors, to conduct the election Tor
Dolegatos ou Mouday evening next, September 7.1857
_ _ WM.GOUDKft, Judge.
OnonCß TltOMiS, ) T . 1 s
Root. Aiuistron’o, \ lUB ? ec^or 9, sel-lt*
NO MORE PILES—NO MORE PILES.
DR. CHARLES KELLNITZ, from Paris and Lon*
aon, is In possession of a remedy which will euro radi
cally this painful disease, however protracted and ob*
stinate it may be. Tho first prescriptlonarrests ail pain
as if by magic, and three days’ treatment effects a com
plete euro. No charge will be made if the remedy foils.
All diseases cured. Ho is also tho iuveutot of a linuid
for nourishing the growth of the hnlr, nnd removing
haliluOM tho offlenoy of whloh he fully guaranties.
Lewis Fishblntt curod of piles.
Apply nt 023 LOCUST stroot, near tho Unitnrian
Churi;h ' sel-lm
|7»OR SALE—A NEWSPAPER ESTAB
LIBII3IENT.—Any gentleman doslring to ongage
iu the publication of a Democratic newspaper in a largo
couutry town, may hear of such an establishment by
at No.O COOK Stroot, Philadelphia, of Mr.
JOIIN STEPHENS, Commission Jlerchant, where they
may learn a full description of the press and terms of
sale, and a particular account of the whole business.
Mr. Stephens will refer them to the party desiring to
sel*9t-»
HE MAN ALLEN, A.,M., is prepared to
receive a limited iiumbor of pupils on tho Violin,
or on tho Piano, tmd to playVloliu purts or accompani
ments with advanced pianists. Apply at the rcsidenco
of his father. Professor ALLEN, No. 215 South Seven
teenth Street. Circulars, with terms and references
at G. ANDRE fc Co.'a, No. HO4 Chestnut St. sel.lm*
High school journal,the larg
est and REST College paper in the United States.
Contents—two college stories, original poetry, educa
tional items, and nows. DOUBLE SHEET, (K) eta. per
annum. Box 2283 Philadelphia P. 0. sepl-lt*
Department of highways.—
Office of Chief Commissioner, 8. W. corner of
CHESTNUT and FIFTH streets.
. September let, 1867.
SEALED PROPOSALS, entitled Proposals for build,
ins Wing Walls at the West End of Glranl Avenue
Bridge, will be received at this office, until FRIDAY
next, September 4th, at 12 o’clock. No bid will be re
ccived unless it is accompanied with the names of two
responsible sureties.
Specifications and a plan of the work may bo seen at
this Office. JOHN MCCARTHY,
Chief Commissioner of ilighvrnjs.
TO LET—TIIK LARGE DOUBLE OF
FIOE or STORE, No. 222 South Third street, oppo
site Pear street. J. TKNNENT
Francis p. dubosq & son, into of
Dubosq, Carrow A Co., Wholesale MANUFAC
TURERS OF JEWELRY,3M CHESTNUT street, Phila
dolphin.
Francis P. Dubosq. W«. H. Dubosq.
au3l 3in
Rosin . —6OO barrels soapmakeus*
ROSIN, to arrive porjschoooer J. U. Planner.
For sale by MARTIN A MACAUJTER,
au3l-3t 110 North Water street.
CHEAP SUMMER FUEL.—GAS COKE,
of oxcelleDtquality, issold at the PHILADELPHIA
GASWORKS for the reduced price of livo contra bushel,
and may be obtained in Isrge or small quantity by ap
plying at the tiaa Office, No. 20 South SEVENTH
Street.
To Purchasers by Wholesale, it is sold at the Works,
in First Ward, by the ton, at a price equivalent to An
thracite, a 152.C0 per ton.
(Signed,) j. (j. ORES3ON, Engineer.
PmiansLvmA Gas Works, Aug. 2d, ’67. au27-tf
JOHN N. BEEVES, CARPENTER AND
BUILDER, PABSYUNK ROAD, opposite County
Prison. ■ *
Orders fot Jobbing promptly attended to. aul-ltu
CONGRESS RANGE.—SOLD BY CHAD
WICK A BRO., No. 202 N. SECOND Street.
auglB-Smoa.
COTTON.— 160 BALES UPLAND COT.
TON In store. For sale by
MARTIN A MACAUSTER,
110 North Water street.
Department of iiighways-
Office of Chief Commissioner, 8. W. corner of
CHESTNUT and FIFTH strees.
««««» August 28til, 1867.
SEALED PROPOSALS, entitled proponalufor building
a culvert over a brauch or the Poquessink Creek, near
the Red Lion Tavern, at what Is called ‘‘Red Bridge,”
in the Twenty-third Ward, will bo received at thlsnlßce
until WEDNESDAY, the second day of September, at 12
o’clock.
Specifications may bo seen at this office.
_ JOUN M’OARTHY,
au29-3t Chief Conimlsnioper of Highways.
COTTON.— 160 BALES GULF COTTON
instore. For sale by
MARTIN A MACALIBTER,
W3l-81 * JW North Water street,
ftmnsementa
PROMENADE CONCERTS
jrx™ ** e(mrilo
MADAME JUHANNSKN,
miss o. niciiirfns,
Mr. MCKANESEB,
MR. MAZER,
THE iGEBMANIA WujIpESMt® EH<MIAN -
L 7 'TdSri^S. 081wate » ta “ *«- -a.
RATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUt~ST^
abovo Eighth
Admission Seats in Private Box, $1; Orchestra
Chairs, 70cents: Dress Circle and 6ocents 1
Family Circle, 25 cents. Doors open at 7. To commence
at 7# o'clock.
llox Office open from 10 to 4 o'clock, when seats cau
be secured. • *
Stage Manager Mr. II Watkins
TIIIS (Tuesday) EVENING, Sept l*t, wili ba pn>.
seuted Coleman's beautiful Comedv, iu fi acts of the
HEIR AT LAW.
Dr. PftUßloss, L I.D. aud A.B 8 Mr. W E. Burton
Daniel Dowlas, alias Lord Duberly Mr. Mark Smith
Dick Dow las bis Sou Mr. W. Briggs
Derail Dowlas, alias Lady Duberly Mrs. U Muizr
To conclude with the Karcc of
t i. ms Tim' BMsaSRD BABY.
John Thomas, a JViotinan Mr. W. E. Burton
Mnl - Wr Mis. Mf.r.s
V
S/’HEATLEY’X AHUII ST. THEATRE •
* Solo LOWb tit wiimiitr i>t
tirclo (ho extra chargo for Secured Seats) 00 cents *
*aimly Circle and Amphitheatre, 25 cents- slat, £ p"i
vote. Boxes, 75 cents ; Whole Private if O V m.
18 cents ;(t»lle r y for Colored Persona - Prl’
Vl ‘‘> “oil ln Gallery for Colored Persons, 38 cents' ”
Cox OlDco open from 10 A. M. until 3 p \i
J. M. B. WIIITTON ' ro ,
,< T, . l “ d,l £> CVENINO, Sept. Vst; am he n,c
BDnto<\ Sheridan Knowles** ever-popular nl.iv 6 T6 ‘
TIIK lICNCHIUCK. *
ss™““* 01 " rord Mr. Wheatley
, ........Mrs h. L. Davenport
ro conclude wltli, Ist time by the Star Company, the
}slc*gant Comedietta of a v }i
HANDSOME HUSBAND.
air. ivynahani Mr J a nlarVa
Mrfw l “5l UCrbort .'.Mr Dolman
Mra. Wyndliain Mi»s Krnrna Taylor
TI7’ALNUT STREET THEATRE.—Mr.
, l ?•"? 'I 1 ?' HKBMANX VKZIN from the princi
pal English Theatres, wilt make their drat appearance
m America, at the nbovo Theatre, on Monday evening
noit, September Sth. sol-st* “
HANFORD’S OPERA HOUSE—
ELEVENTH Street, above Oheatnut.
Doors open at 7# o’clpek—to commence at 8.
Admittance 25 ceuts.
GLOIUOUS SUCCESS.
SECOND WEEK of the great burlesque on the
Opera of
. I/A TRAVIATA.
Written expressly for this establishment by John Hai
rwigton, K*q.
lhe Manager respectfully announces that In conse.
queiies of the Immense excitement produced by the
y.nSI!K? « of th “ aboTe burlesque, it will be repeated
MON DAN livening, August 31st, and every evoning thia
week. Previous to the piece
ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELSY
BY SANFORD’S OPERA TROUPE
£rga 1 Polices.
TN THE ORPHANS* COURT OP MONT-
X GOMEKY county, August 19th, 1857. Notice is
hereby given, to alt persons interested in the estate of
Mary Alderfer, late of the township of Lower Salford, in
said county of Montgomery, deceased, that Abraham,
John, and Benjamin Alderfer have applied to said Court,
by petition, praying for a decreo for the sale of tlxo real
estate ot Bald Mary Alderfer, deceased.» The said Court
have fixed WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of September,
1857, at 10 o’clock A. M.,at the Court House, In Norris
town, for all parties interested to appear and show cause,
jf any they have, wbytho prayer of said petitioners
should not bo granted. Byorderof the Court.
J-li. DAYIS, Clerk ofthe Orphans’ Court.
au2v-d4w
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for yourselves.
RecoUoct you are not buying at chance, for every pur
chaser geta his books at the usual price, and very many
will get, In addition, a present worth having. au2l-8m
EWANS* GREAT GIFT BOOK SALE,
Xli No. 335 CHESTNUT Street. N. B.—No connec
tlon with any other house in the City. aul-3m
®obutto anfr Cigars.
Havana cigar;
meat, each u
Figiro, Partagas,
Catenas, Sultana,
Gloria, Jupiter,
Coloso, Convert i&ntes,
Torrey Lope*, Uuion Americana,
. Orejou, Flora Cabana, in,, *s>.,
&c., la Xj » 1-5 and 1-10 boxev, of ail sites aud quail*
tlea, in store and constantly receiving, and for sale low,
I>J CIIARLKS TETK, ’
' iw) 138 WALNUT Street,
below Second, second story
■A. handsome assort-
Figaro, cabanas and partagas
BKUAR9.~A choice invoice of these celebrated
brands ou board brig “New Era,” dally expected from
Havana, and for sale low, by CHARLES TETE,
(New) 138 Walnut street, below Second,
*hl Second Story.
furniture.
Lb. kite & co.
• FURNITURE, BEDDING, Ac.
No. 413 (late 120) WALNUT st, •
Philadelphia.
A new and superior st) le of Spring Bods.
Lydia li. Kite. Joßr.ru Wavyos,
ou3l 6m
iUerrljimt (Jailors,
JAMES SHERIDAN, MERCHANT
TAILOR, Nos. 10 and 18 South NINTH STREET,
ABOVE CHESTNUT.
A large and well selected stock of CLOTHS and
CASSIMKRES always on baud.
All Clothing made at this Establishment will be of
the beat quality, and in the most fashionable style.
Particular attention given to UNIFORM CLOTH
ING. auO-tf
Boston benzole portable gas
APPARATUS, for Llgting Stores, Dwellings, Fac
tories, Hotels, dec. This Gas M&cblue has been
iu constant and successful use for four years, and is
therefore no longer an experiment. The*simplicity of
the Apparatus, its entire freedom from danger bv explo
olsns, the little attention required, the ease with which
It Is managod, byauy persou, and the cheapness and
superiority or the Light over all others, has gaiued for
It tho favorable opinion of those acquainted with its
merits. The cost of the Light Is about one cent per
hour for each burner. Numerous certificates by those
that have used tho machine; and a Machine in opera
tion can bo seen at the Gas Fit ting Store or S. R. BLAIR,
No. 10 North Seventh Street. For further information
apply as above, to O. P. WEEKB,
aul-stuthlm Agent Boston Benzole Gas Works C 6.
TO PRINTERS.—A RARE CHANCE.—
FOR SALE! A one-half interest in a well-estab
lished DAILY and WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, and JOB
PRINTING OFFICE, located in a city of 12.000 inhabit
ants, and one of the most prosperous in the West. The
paper is National Democratic In polities, it bos the offi
cial patronage of the Post Office, together with that of
tho county and city-—it being tho'official paper of the
city, and the aggregate annual income of the cstablbh
ment is about $10,000.* The office is supplied with a
superior cylindor press, a Buggies job press, a Wash
ington press, paper cutter, card cutter, Ac., together
with hu excellent variety of type, fixtures, Ac., all in
good order. For a practical priuter, or an editor, this
Is moro than ordinary opportunity. ‘ For further pattic
ulais, address U. G. CROUCH,
Galena, Illinois.
*Thcre is only one other printing office of any kind
in the city. aug29-d&wlw
COUNTRY COLLECTIONS made with
promptness and at the usual rates, by
DAVIS A DIIINEY,
No. 26 South THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
They invito attention to their unequalled facilities for
the adjustment of controversies in all parts of the
United States and Cartudas, and collecting and securing
MERCANTILE OLAIMS,
afforded by their thorough organization; having local
ageuts in every settled county in theUniou,aud by pros
perous associate offices in
Boston, Louisville, Dubuque,
Now York, St. Louis. Detroit,
Baltimore, Cluclmum, St. Paul’s,
Washington, Pittsburgh, Milwnukie,
Charleston, Chicago, Memphis,
Mobilo, Now Orleans, Savannah.
Each local office controlling its own collections, and
having daily business connections with the most reliable
aud experienced attorneys in tbe country.
They also have BupCrior facilities for collecting drafts
aud maturing paper at points not accessible to Banks
aud Bankers, and Remittances are promptly made by
tlndr correspondents for commission* 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. au4-tuthAs-lm
'JD MARINE INSUR
dILADELPHIA—Office, No.
>f THIRD.
ONLY TAKEN.”
crons.
Girard fire an
ANOE COMPANY, PH
302 WALNUT utroot, west o!
“FIRE RISKS 0
PlUfiC
Wm. M. Svtrlqj
John Au*i>ach, Jr.,
11. N. Burroughs,
J. U. Hughes,
F. 1). Sberumi,
Wm. P» llacktr,
J. P. Sterner,
U. A. Shackelford,
Hun. JSll'i, JOSES, President,
Hon. O. W. IVOODWAHD, Vice President
Jxo. 8. MoMdi.lix, Secretary.
JlMßfl B. Alvord, Assistant Secretary. nul«3m
Jer. Walker,
Joo. McCluio,
Tho. Craven,
A. S. GUU-tt,
Furman Shoppanl,
Kami. Jouo.h, M. D .
Joseph Klapp, M I),
Enewland & CO,,
• LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAME
MANUFACTURERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Importers aod Dealers iu Oil Paintings, Wator-Color
DravrWij, Engravings, &c. A large assortment always
ou haua. Packing ami removing Glasses, and banging
attended to. 601 AKCII Streoc, above Sixth, south
side, Philadelphia. aul-lrarp
Thomas e. Baxter.—hardware,
OUTLERY AND TOOLS, No. 010 MARKET ST.,
above Ninth, south side, Philadelphia. au I-6m
WM. D. ROGERS’ CARRIAGE REPOS
ITORY, 1000 aud 1011 CHESTNUT STREET,
above TENTH, is uow open for the sale of every des
cription of Carriages, combining Style, Durability and
Elegance of Plulrlj. from tho Manufactory at the corner
of Sixth and Master streets, to which the attention of
Citizens and Southern and Western gentlemen Is res
pectfully called.
N. D.—Especial attention given to Carriages for re
pairs in the iihops connected with tho Repository. En
trance on Chestnut Street. an3l-2w
CJPIRITS TURPENTINE.—IOO BARRELS
k 5 gPIIUIB TUBFENTINK In ntoro. For sale by
NABTIN & MACALIBTKR,
Qtnniiibalts for Office.
I7IOK ASSEMBLY—;/, ‘ 1 7
i ' TOstiißT,
> .v.Wj hi'&u&Jicti{>llDtii9CtatU 'iel-li
Second WCTtlct—SpcDnd Ward. \
ITT* Sohject to Democratic ; > • » aii'2B-10t*!
PROTHONOTABY OP 'TBJe’ ; DjjsTRIOT
-*- COUM, JOHN P. U’PAJDDEN, or Tfclrd Wiol.’
Subject to the rulea of the Democratic Party., j »aol-tIT
TTQK ASSEMBLY—JOSEPH J.
District, Second Word.
»vsMtSB° <leci,! on of th» Democratic Conrention
F^mv» E S ORDER 0F DEEDS.—T. B.
„, 8 , T0 " N > Fo ““li Werd. Snbject to Democratic
rulea - ea2o-dtSS
P OB wgH2, K SESSIONS
8A,,1N ' "■*
KCOKDKR OK DEEDS—ALBERT ~D
c^cßile»' !AU ' 3UtM " th WarJ
cr»lic Kulea, imlMlmm*
For I'Huthujmutarv op the di<
TBICT COURT, WM M. REILLY, of PictWa*
Suujffct to Democratic Rules. aul7-dt*«>B*
ASSEMBLY—JOHN H. BRADY,
-L - Eighth War I—Seventh Legislative District. Sub
jttct to Democratic rules. auls-t*epB*
PROTHONOTARY OF THE DISTRICT
COURT.—WM. LOUQULIN, Bccond Ward. Siib~
ject to Domocratic rule*. aula-Sop"*
FOR ASSEMBLY—EDWIN smith,
NINTH DISTRICT, TWELFTH WARD. Subject
to Democratic Rules. au!4*
FOR ASSEMBLY—Second District, PER
RAN J. COOK, Second Ward. Subject to Democratic
Rules. au 12-tC*
LERfc OF QUARTER SESSIONS—
JOSEPH CROCKETT, Sixteenth Ward. Subject
to Democratic Rules. au!2-4w#
For recorder of deeds—thos.
3. lUCMPIIILL, Tenth ward, Vine street, aboTe
isigntb. Subject to Democratic rules. aulO-lm*
THERD DISTRICT—
, IRANKLIN' McILVAIN, Subject to Democratic
auMtapB
F C 2»,?£ ER '~ I,K - mier
*uS l f h Wlnl ' Sub ' )ect t 0 Ocmocratic Rulei. •
For vrotiionotary of the bis.
IRICT COURT, LEWIS T. HEARS, ol T.elf Ji
Ward. Subject to Democratic Rules. * *uB-lui*
PROTHONOTARY OF THE DISTRICT
COURT, OKOUOE F. MKEBRR, Twentj-secoad
ward. Subject to Democratic Rules. au 4-tSeg
For recorder of deeds—b. r'.
YOCNO, Seventh Ward. Subject to Democratic
Bulca aui-lm#
For coroner—n. c. reid, m. d,
Subject to Democratic Bulcg. . aud Jm#
IjlOR ASSEMBLY—FIRST DISTRICT—
JOSEPH H. DONNELLY, Pint Ward. Subject
to decision of the Democratic CouTentiou. aul-sw#
FOR ASSEMBLY—THIRD DISTRICT—
HcLEAN, Vcurth Ward, Subject to
Democratic Bulee. aul-taeS*
For recorder of deeds—
CHARLES M. MILLER,
... .. _ Pnorteenth Ward,
Bubject to Democratic Rules, on aul t seB
FIR RECORDER OF DEEDS—GEORGE
W. WUNDJSR, Thirteenth Ward. Bubject to Da
mocratic Rules. *ul.fiw*
FOR RECORDER OF" DEEDS—N. t.
WOOD, Thirteenth ward. Subject to Democratic
ralei- - anS-te*
fiLERK OF QUARTER SESSIONS..*
V OKOUOB SIMPSON, THIRTRRNTH WABD.-
Subject to Democratic Rules. aoltsepS
€£uufltional
CT. MARK’ 3 EPISCOPAL ACADEMY—
K 7 LOCUST Street, we«t of SIXTEENtH, will bo
opened on MONDAY. September 7th, at 9 A. M.
The Principal will be iu attendance at the Academy
during the flrut week in Sept«mber.,betireenS A.M. and
2 P.M., to receive applications for admission. Circu
lars may be hod of Mr. KILL, Sexton ©C St. Mark’s
Church, or at the Academv.
au29-2w# J. ANDREWS HARRlS,Principal.
gCIIOOLFOJ vWNRT* I '”'
- JR YOUNG LADIES,SOUTH
/ WEST CORNEROF A.RCH AND TENTH STREETS.
The pupils In this Institution will be instructed in all
the branches of a thorough English Education, and every
facility for the acquirement of knowledge provided for
them.
The dUcipline will be a careful pointing onward and
upward.
The acliool-year Is divided into two terms, of fire
monthaoach, commencing first of Ninth Month {Bep.
tember,) and first of Second Month (February.)
TEEMS
First Department, per term of five months $25.00
Second “ “ “ 20.00
Third “ “ “ 15.00
Fuel, &c., per terra l’oo
HARRIOTT BROWN.
Philadelphia, 1807.
REFERENCES
Thomaa Klmber,
Samuel Dettle, Jr.,
Marmaduke O. Cope,
William Rettlo,
Thomas Wistar,
Anthony P. Morris,
Joshua 11. Morris,
Uriah Hunt,
au2s«lra.
J.D. White, M. D.,
Benj. S. Janney, M. D.
Robert K. Wright,
Thomas D. Smith,
George Grucom,
William F. Pitfleld,
David Vanderveer,
William B. Thomas.
ttUPPLEE’S INSTITUTE FOli TOUNG
13 LADIES, (boarding and day pupils,) N. W. corner
ELEVENTH pud GREEN streets. Fifth session will
open on September 7th. Rest reference given, in
cluding all present and former patrons. ku2o-t(
SPRING GARDEN ACADEMY FOR
>3 YOUNG MEN AND BOYS, N. E. corner EIQIITH
and BUTTONWOOD streets. Professors of the highest
qualification* employed. Catalogue* containing full
particulars, pupils’ names, testimonials, &c., can be
had on application.
au2s-tr F. DONLEAYY LONG, Principal.
Hall op st. james the less,
PHILADELPHIA.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Rev. B. r. Sursiß, Rsctor.
The Annual Session will begin on TUESDAY, Sen*
teniber 1.
Circulars may be obtained at the Book Store of H.
HOOKER, 8. XV. corner EIGHTH and CHESTNUT, or
of the Rector, Post Office, Falls of Schuylkill, Phila
delphia. oul7-6m
IV/TKS. BARTON 53 BOARDING- AND
ITi DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, No. 1929
CHESTNUT St., below Twentieth, will re-open on the
SECOND MONDAY In September. aul9-6w#
TOOTHING SO NEEDFUL TO ENABLE
Av persons, male and female, to gain a share of this
world’s goods and comforts as a
BUSINESS EDUCATION
LEIDY BROTHERS’ BUSINESS ACADEMY,-
Nos. 148 and 150 SIXTH Street, near RACE,
will ro-open on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Ist, for fall
and winter Studies, embracing a knowledge of
WRITING, BOOK-KEEPING AND AttITUUETIO
by simplified methods, in a short time.
THE LEIDY’S take pleasure in saying, that during
tho past year a large number of persons acquired a
BUSINESS EDUCATlON,enabling many to secure pro
fitable situations, and others to prosecute their business
operations successfully. ‘auSS-Sm.
/CRITTENDEN’S PHILADELPHIA COM
KJ MERCIAL COLLEGE, S. E. Corner of SEVENTH
and CHESTNUT Streets, Second and Third Stories.
BOOK KEEPING, PENMANSHIP, every style.
COMMERCIAL LAWS AND FORMS.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS,
LECTURES, Ac.
Each Student has individual instruction from compe
tent and attentive Teachers, under the immediate
supervision of the Principal.
One of the Best Penmen in the Country has charge of
the Writlog Department.
Please call and see Specimens and get a Catalogue of
Terms, Ac. aul-lm
tints, ffiops, &c
WF. WARBURTON, FASHIONABLE
• HATTER, No. 430 CHESTNUT Street, below
Fifth, Philadelphia, au4-liu rp
SULLKNDEU & PASCAL,
HATTERS,
aul-6m No. 8 8. SIXTH street, Philadelphia.
ociillemen's Jurnisfying (Eooba.
YSfINCHESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE
TV MEN’S FURNISHING STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER BEAU 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 most perfect fitting article mode. At whole
sale and retail, and mad* to order. aus-lyir
Seining iUncqmcs.
rriHE WATSON
X $lO FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
HAS COME!
And Is now open for Exhibition at Second Story, front
Room, No. 726 CHESTNUT Btreet. State and Coonty
Eights for sale. Apply as above. au26-tf.
A GOOD SEWING MACHINE.—HUNT,
•xX WEUSTKR, Sc Co., beg respectfully to introduce
theiusoHe* to the public as the manufacturers of the
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE
adapted to manufacturing or family purposes.
Free from tho objection* which have been urged
aguliiht those already Known in this market, THIS
MACHINE COMBINES THE GOOD QUALITIES OF
THEM ALL. and will be sore to comoieud itself, upon
examination, to families, tailors, saddlers, shoemakers,
and Reamßtresses. Those inwantof A GOOD ARTICLE,
that will make a handsome lock-stitch, work WITH
LITTLE NOISE, that will HEM, BIND. STITCn,RUN.
or GATHER; indeed, that will give eutire satisfaction
even after they have been used for years, are invited to
call at our rooms, 108 South EIGHTH Street, up stairs
HUNT, WEUSTF.R. A
Sewing of every description executed in the beat pos
sible manner, and on reasonable terms. Samples of our
work sent by mail to any part of the United States.
au22-tuthn3m.
Dancing academy.—naylor &
DAUGHTER’S DANCING ACADEMY, TENTH
and SOUTH streets, commencing TUESDAY, September
1, 1857. The subscriber*, in oflering thin prospectus to
the dancing community, respectfully acknowledge their
kinduess during past seasoui, and pledge themselves
that uothtng shall be wasting on their part to make the
coming season Rurpas-s in brilliancy that of former
year-*.
Mr. N. and Daughter have, with untiring exertions
added to their already full li&t of fashionable dances’
many new ones, which will bo introduced during the
season. ®
DAYS OF TUITION.
For Children—Tuesday and Saturday Afternoons from
J to o o clock ; for Ladies and Gentlemcu—Tuesday and
Saturday Evening* from 7 till 10 o’clock. au 27.3 m
BOOKSTORE.—E. C.
Xi A J. DIDDLE, No. 508 MINOR Street, (between
Market and Chestnut streets, we«t of Fifth street.)
having devoted their attention especially to the puhli
& tlon and sale of Books for tho use of Schools and Col
leges, have for sale a stock embracing most of the text
books extensively used in the educational institutions o
tho United States, which, together with au assortment
of Blank Books and Stationery adapted to the wants of
schools, they offer for sale, wholesale and retail, at low
prices. Teachers aud others wishing to examiue text
books with reference to introduction iuto schools, are
invited to call and examine the above named stock.
au27*dlw
V E- &B. SCHELL’S
*“• CITY MAIIBLK WORKS AND STKAM MANTEL
FACTORY.
marble iiall,
S. E. CORNER OF TENTH AND VINE STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
Where every variety of 3IARBLE MANTELS, TOMBS,
MONUMENTS, TABLE TOPS and FLOORING, can be
supplied upon reasonable terms. au24-tuf3m
XTiLAGS! FLAGS!—PACKER FLAGS,
i also Plain Flags from two aud a half inches to five
feet, wholesale and retail, at the Flag Depot, No. 60
South Second street. ' *ugl94ff*
Ill 1 \rm V-Hfi?’
PLACE HOTEL’, 5 BBOAB
'VWAY, eornernfElMlfH, rte-fc, Xew Vote..
Tina SLEQAST,MO»EHH,>;a»IkII?IffiM T I,
noiropett for the recsptknif in theJcnropean
*l) bw, {MOLD,* -cpefcpatw
C. j. ika gl **4 ■■filtorkbly Jawririi to
thi pstroM the ’ Ufcltei > fliattFUotel,
Philadelphia,’?) i U* MaHaftmp«*i&u*l
baa especial chare qpf the Catering Vefcteiht, , Jfcrerr
attention haabMa>d<f- tfr'fiafcTttf©i«E£u»iper
fect, and our rriHdi,'fraCrw4*.' had the inrellinrpaUic
Ja general, may rest ataarrttt.thftfi bo awl bo
wanting to make the CLINTON worthy the faror which
we hereby respectfully solicit. ' *- '* ’»
auS-lm* WIN ANT £ .<&.
SCOTT HOUSE—Corner of
and Daqueaoe Way, Pittsburgh. B. D. MARKER,
Proprietor.
LOUIS B. COFFIN, ~
THIRD WARD HOTEL, (DEMOCRATIC HEAD
QUARTERS,)
South-east comer FIFTH and QUEEN Streets,
tal -la Philadelphia.
W ILLIAM If. KING, —SOUTHERN
,7EXCHANGE HOTEL, Sooth-eart comer of
TIETg aod CARPENTER St.., Philadelphia. aol-ltn
C «n S . J J? T^?REET HOUSE—SAMUEL
«V»m ki’ (OUNo.121) New No. 331 CHESXUT
STREET, below Fourth, Philadelphia.
H^ N 1 City Lager Beer
» T Saloon, No. 32 CARTER’S ALLEY, Philadel.
V° an I-lm
PORT WINE.—In bond and entitled to de
benture 250 cuk. St. Joseph’. Put* Joke Port
Wine, in qrs, and eighths.
Ten puncheon. John lUm,a, lalsy suit Scotch WhU
key, 2 yean old
Fifty pipe. Anchor Gin.
Mareft, Martel, Boueet, cod J. J Dupay Brandies, «U
of which 2 offer to the trede ut reducmprice..
. JOS. r. TOBIAS,
sn3L3nio. 68 and 00 S. Front St., below Wataut.
EP. MIDDLETON & 880., IMPORT
• ERSof BRANDIES, WINKS, Ac.; alw, agent,
and sole proprietor, of the old WHEAT WHISKEY
No. 6 North FRONT street. su£Mm
A LEXANDEK V. HOLMES, WINE AND
nwiiJ;iv CO ? D SI2,??' Ko - Southwrt CotMr of
GEORGE sad SOOTH Street.. aal-Iy
WILLIAM F. PITFIELD, —IMPOBTEE
o7„7—BBANDIE3, WINES, Ac., *e„ No. 323
CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia. aul-Im
CLLLWIS, IMPORTER AND DEALEB
• IN FINS WINK, LIQUORS, CIGARS Ac <vt
South FIFTH Bt W ,t,Ph^adel P hi^ ,
TVRANDIES.—Pinet, Caatillon & Co., Ma
il rett ,* Co., “4 other brand, of Cognua of vanoaa
rlniageii, in half pipe, and quarter cask.: Pelleroliin
Rochelle Brandies, tile and dark, in hMf pipe., quarter
cask, and onMightfi cuks, Ji h, Ca.tom Uotui» ttore.,
imported and for sale by *
. .. HENRY BOIILRN tOO.,
* Bg Nos. 2a and 223 South Fourth street.
TAITHMAE & BUTZ, POBTEB, ALE
AJ 1 ® LAGER BEER BREWERY, No. 320 (new
No. 238) North THIRD street, PtniAleiphla.-ShippU*
order, promptly atteoded to. anl-tf*
WOLBEHT & SCOTT, AUCTIONEEBS,
. ’ 431 CHEBTNUT Street, oppoeite the Ciutom
House, between Fourth and Fifth Street..
PEREMPTORY SALE OF EMBROIDERIES AND
SIILLINKBY GOODS, BY CATALOGUE. ON A
LIBERAL CREDIT. ’ *
„ WEDNESDAY NEXT,
Commencing at 10 o'clock precisely, we wilt sell by
catalogue, uu a liberal credit, a tarn and valuable
assortment of French and Scotch Embroideries and Mi
llntry Goode. ’
REAL FRENCH VEILS.
Also, an invoice of ml French Silk Laee Veils
VALUABLE STOCK DY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEE
Also, * large and valuable stock, by order of the u<
* goes, consisting of 1,300 square and long Shawls. MO
elegant French Cambric Collar*, with a general assort,
ment of ChoieeTrimnungs and UlUnenr Hoods
SILVER PLATED WARE.
Also, an assortment of superior Silver-Plated Ware
“ T *We and Tea Spoons, Forks, Ac. The whole
will be arranged fer examination with catalogues early
on the morning of sale, when the trade and purchasers
generally are invited to attend.
GOLD JEWELRY.
Also, Included in the stock, by order of the aufenee
will be found, tit: 600 gold Breastpins and Eudropt -
Ladies’ fine Cameo Broochesj dodo Florentine do: do
do Mosaic do; do do Jet do. *
Also, Finger-ring* and a general variety of gold Jew
elry, worthy special attention. s
FINE EMBROIDERIES, LACES, BANDS, Ac
Also, a line elegant Cambric Collar*
.. . ,V Ac^ f IOGNDES, EDGINGS, Ac.
Also, a line Thread Laces, Blondes. Xdziers Ac
LADIES’ EMBBOIDKRED^AND_HEM-SHTCEED
Abo, a line Ladles* elegant Quality embroidered and
plain sheer Linen Cambric iidkb; hem-stitched da
FLOUNCBfGS AXBBASW.^^
Abo, a line Cambric Floonclnn Cambric
Abo, Silk Veils, Gents*Kid Glores. Gauntlet Sleeves
WHITE CEAPE SHAWLS
Also, embroidered White Crape Shawls, heerrfiilk:
Fringes.
CARD.—We inrite the early and particular attention
of the trade, and ail dealers, to the extensive assortment
of French and Scotch Embroideries, Sbavla, S&illtßtn
?i£2sf' J c \ *• peremptorily sold {o.^orrow
«tatogne, on a liberal credit. In
cluded will be found, vh: '' <?
Full lines of Embroideries. French and Scotch *'* f
Full lines of Ladies'Linen CattbrieHAka.' *--- -
Fall lines of Millfoery Goods.
Full lines of Paris Printed Shawls.
Jewelry, triple pl»t«l itarlfog iilMr-
Me whc l * to lwiold without tonuaoociu ot
and to be concluded Mora holf-put tSw,
POSITIVE SALE OF A HIGHLY TAIUAXt v aat
LECTION OF EUROPEAN OIL
J*® ***“£2* m number, on MONDAY MORN
ING, SEPT. 7th, at 11 o’clock, at the Auction '431
CHESTNUT ST. We will Mil oni of u»e £sShie
twns of Modem European Pictures ever offered HFthb
City, including choice and beautiful Landscapes Marine
and Coast Views, figure piece.,
variety of elegant and interesting eabjects, all finished
ofciceedingly correct Copies, after the Old Masters,
taken from the orlghala withexqnbtite earn and beoatv.
AH the Pictures have been framed in rich gold rdt
Frames, made Expressly to suit each picture, and all
being in perfect order, are fit ornaaenM with which to
adorn the parlor, gallery, or drawing rw,m. The whole
of thia superior Collection will be open for Examination
all day on FRIDAY and SAT URDA Yprecedin* th. SjJo.
and in the Evening until 10 o’clock, when the
and Gentlemen are inrited to examine them with Cata
logues prior to the time of Sale. '
SALE POSITIVE. -•
Parties from a distance can have their pictures backed ;
on the spot so as to be seat with perfect safety.
"MOSES NATHANS, AUCTIONEER
ijh AND COMMISSION MIIBCIUNT, 8. K. cnn>K
SIXTH mi BACK Stmts.
Snle on mount ot a. United Stale. Gorerament, ir
order cf Wo. Badger, E«q., Navy Arent
On this (TUESDAY) MORNINGScpt. 1«, utlOo’cloek
Sale of Kea! Estate belonging to the United States
Government, on the premises,
Con dating of very valuable Wharves, fronting on the
River Schuylkill, and very valoable Building Lota 29 la
uutnber, situated contiguous to the U. S Naval
Asylum, vl*.: from No. I to No. 9 inelna: re. nine
Building Lots, fronting on South street andextendia*
in depth 135 feet 6 inches; from No. 10 to No 18 in
clusive, nine Building Lota on Shippen afreet, extend
iug in depth 136 feet o inches; from No. 19 to No 20
inclusive, eight Building Lota on Southerland avenue
varying in size. *
No. 27—The United States Naval Asylum wharf
No. 28—The adjoining Lot.
No. 29—Large Lot.
The terms of sale will be one-half cash, one-fonstb in
aix months, and the other fourth in twelve month* from
date of sale.
Receipt* will be given for payment*, but so deed* will
be executed until the final payment* shall be made; and
all payment* to be forfeited U the terms of sale shall
not be complied with.
The Government reserve the right to fix a
value on each lot, below which a sale will not be made
The plan can be seen at the Auction Store, g. E. cor'
of Sixth and Race afreets. *
ON WEDNESDAY HORNING, the 2d of September
1857, »t 10 o’clock, it the Phiw’eljhia N«.tSSSS
silting In part of—2 this beer, Isa lba bread, h!U
raiUn!.*®*’J* **'“ »«*. >“ lb. pickl«£
16M be rice, large lot of empty breed cod ihiske?
barrels, a lot of spirit room casks from 300 to 20
gallons, boat and mesa breakers, a lot of
utensils, tea kettles, frying pan*, stew pans, grid
irons, table covers, lot of shades for stern windows,
two cabin state room carpet*, looking glasses, hanging
lamps, shades for wardrobe*, dish covers, brass drums
bugles, t rench horns, hand trumpet*,three boat emagus!
boat pennants, two broad pennants, American Jackfet
of carpenter’s tools, 38 gall* paint oil, lot of hide and
wheelrope, 25 ship buckets, galley and fixtures, 42 feet
suction hose, lanterns, lamp oil; lot of blocks hand
lines, log lines, lot oil casks and barrels, and numerous
other arUcles The whole to be sold without mint to
the highest bidder.
SALE OF BECOND-HAND FURNITURE
At the S. S. corner of SIXTH and RACE Streets
On FRIDAY MORNING NEXT, Sept. 4th
At 10 o’clock, consisting in part of—Jenny Lind, hleh
post, cottage, ami other Bedsteads; dressing ferieaus
washsUnds, feather beds, matt raws, carpets, spring
seat sofa*, marble top sideboards, boquet table*, elegant
spring seat parlor chairs, card tables, centre table*
Windsor chairs and settees, cherry tables, lamps, Ac’
Ac., together with .quantity of superior second-hand
furniture, plush divan parlor tablet, stuffed plush
chair*, bedsteads. Ac. -
Dealers, housekeepers, and others, will find It to their
advantage to attend the sale.
TOHN BAYLIS, AUCTIONEER, No. 325
ARCH Street, between Third and Fourth Street*.
SALES kVkEY ivKSINO at 7 o’clock
Ofßoots,Shoes,Brogans,Gaiters, Hardware dntlerr
W»u-bes, Jewelry, Hosiery, Whips, Trunki, fane*
Goods, fiotioti*, he.. he. *
N. B. Terms of Night Stlea, Tour montha credit fcr
approved Cit/ acceptaocca, for sum. of XtOO and vet
with interest added from date of sale.
CARD .-Out-door Sales solicited of Household rcnn
tuw at dwelUngs, Btocks of Hardware, Underwriters*
» i* of J la^ wtw l CuGery, he. Consignments *oU.
cited to he sold at the Auction Room*. Charges moder-
Apply as abote. Advances made on Consignments
of Poods. Mllm
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;ORGE W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER,
N. E. corner of BARBOX and SOUTU Streets,
above Second.
EVENING SALES.
SALES EVERY SATURDAY EVENING.
At ?w o’clock, at the Auction Store, of Hardware, Cut}
lery, Housekeeping Articles, Clothing, Watches, jewel
ry, Fancy Articles, Ac.
SAMUEL NATHANS, AUCTIONEER,
and MONEY LOAN OFFICE, No. 112 Sooth
THIRD Street, below Walnut, opposite Pew at., only
eight doors below the Exchange.
Hoar* of business from 7 o’clock, A. M., until Id
o’clock In the evening.
Out-door sales, and sales at the Anetion Hoase, at
tended upon the most satisfactory terms.
CAPITAL $200,000.
Advances made from one dollar to thousands on Dla
monds, Silver Plate, Watches, Jewelry, Hardware. Mer
chaudite, Clothing, Yuraiture, Bedding, Cigars. Musical
Instruments, Onus, Horses, Carriages, aud Goods of
every description.
All goods can remain any length of time agreed
upon.
All advances, from one hundred dollars and upwards
will be charged 2 per cent, per month; $4OO and over,
the lowest market rata.
This Store House haying a depth of 120 feet, has large
fire and thief-proof vaults to store all valuables, and pri
vate watchmen for the premises; also, a heavy insu
rance effected for the benefit of all persona having goods
advanced upon.
N. B.—On account of having an unlimited capital,
this office is prepared to make advances ta'nord satis
factory and accommodating tarms than any other ia
this city. Sj . . > -
Money advanced to the poor, in small RLOtmti, «Hh
out any charge. , *
AT PBIVATB SALE.
QM I»tootl*Ter»na other Wetchea, Jewelry, Ml
Clothing will ha sold at redoes! prlees. aal*lj
WELCOME RANGE.—SQLDBY CHAU
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