.nnXctfebiljk*, . Tim Bread-, '^SSttgfiSSSSS^W mfoaren are ahyand _^ot'9iip^’ls'% 1 »«•£■*. «Tate of tbo the loco! traito ia m .derate 4olng, and.holders ate--dob' bq s ' plenty, hut' ' ; for. good immune red; i tokfchtte, the litter handsome Western. lower, and 4,600 Sppthera sold fttSso- Aiid sales were maktogatfte:’ 1 Cotton Isheldllriniy, buVttm'aplhnera only, necesait/ei atabilut provjons’ quotations,j lie,_pr• nothing: doing,' an * quotations apsjlcalteted.' . Provisioua continue In light stoefcand iho dduiand Is onlyto a retail <* 4 !chang? ta the market, : and Timothy Seed is quiet for want of Btouks.-. ''Wht«fcey l« soiling moderate!/ at 26©- 26c. for hhdSjTsnd 26cv for bbta; >" • ‘ ' —’? til 00t vfr t «,J - - ■ -'/, \' ; , !.' of .alpttor, dated-_ .. ; . t' ' , •;> ..i;,'fUQpqJfiirßißO, Aug. 9th. By the ftfprai t 6f.tha3!ft»ror. on-tbo,Bdinstant^we rMr«Mffeei from Europe, which not proving, «o favors c‘ at aJtWO .ti&gs for there wore pur chW^thiB;&te„w;hM9 for. the United. States OOjOOO « u% Mg* were bought at from 6|j2M to BIJ4OO for fair, to good ‘*, J.'lOw'jat whift-r»t?« quiet; the wmmmite* 3,648 this received per Gai*' f'aywo'iwiftfr ajlfiOOj tfl gsaiOh ■ ; The:receipb> , . IhlamonOi -ftrq s,ipo bbla Richmond brands, abd;2so9 ! f ., y^w,KAltSqore . ;. The, .total shipments pi Coffee to the B4toa',fgr.tije month of July.amounted to 50, - • ! LI Europe HsiosB baga.aodfor Abe year; h' tv51tf812,935 to Europe.« •* 9 f Q g* r /f r/ oly. were limited /or con*ump* ,V, rfM* ,W hawlbein« &>><*» hags au 1600, case* f # *P B « CroMifrora the Northern Provinces promise hs ' AoUimhT while.that of the CiunpAr (rill he sozaH. ’No aalesJff.Hide&ihave taken place, and bytho latest ad- Tfeph.'ftofia/810 Qrsnde.ye ipara- that,the ad rices from tW 3./.£ad 'namly3edT>u*Jnbss, buyers holding off. - J/ralHu'dooflnue- inactive, and may he quoted at' * ahhaifotrOOc to the tr< States, Exchange has flattened) £>.3«ptosttLh*arilqn* faaretokeo pla# Sftitoys.; ’ Ai tM.rdyl)-l mV t^rer;',fMl'ttlTej'jdu^Dg s the years 1856 ind i.\ MV, iitt.t -Corn,bu. DaVley, ha.' t1 1Wf„.,561 1 TW;,...5,Q83J«> • 280,453' lsf M .,4Wsj 1,756,711. 3,530,924- -5281^83 L V''ttwSosS 3.302,778'.1-,934;319 •; 31,470 ” s. .By.Xttluctog.thu wheat to• flour,• the quantity of the lattirsleft at yo*r 5 compared‘ ; Trlth the ifcorr6spending period of, bat year, shows a deficiency so farthta aeMon bbla. flour.' 1 ■ > ** BRIGHTON BATTLE MARKET; Sept, loj-Atcmar- Jcet, I,4(JG fiecves, 050 Stores'. 3.000 Sheep and EambS) W*1;290 Swine'. * Beef Cattl6^Prices,,extra S?>t9N.i fc second quality ; thlzdqua*- lityBs«S6>^ k? Worklnff,Oxcn- r f185,190»5105 ;Milch . Mhasiffts; ■ ye.rcnivuft-j'K, av®ss - TWoToai^Old—^fiaiaS./Thtoo . T«r* old-4«hff«f : Pelta-SO ; *7542-;c«USHw-13»l IX .'Sieepknd f3e sMl] con« ; tinpe previous figures,..vis: .Tips,*t t9oll;,Seconds f‘ BUfyfloVlWe ara without, any. trausactloas. to note hi recrlptharo Tory light. YVo continue «’OSPSM^^jaw^?a ' . »10»12: KOOdJo |M reds and spajigled SlZoZo; good to c emi Vefloir 'fl7 i «'3o;'fine n*d cigar wrappers may be •. r fcto'w['',at'sl4®lß: ’Kefituchy .Tobacco ia in fair dc- th6htt\by : M'me&nk atiive. Wu quote*. Keu- S f ’ totwyTobufeb boyer'cbmro'oh Lugs; good Lugs I«r.fl5«16;, Fins yi dt'firwlf/'fiiid seldct do.' at SIBA2O ' The.inspections • ***'*£ ,iua 9«t.>switfa»puttt Mr ' w ;.' ! • JUO X>p Phsntom,. Qtilc—6' n ,iMMis4!(o 386 a jpeMcosBhB' Weisfard &/}FiU*ni. < TfEwOAdTLfcpShMTYm N Kent, tons c toas«oiUßTa7J6r& , Oo. • * ’’ ’»'/’< OoKiams or mk.Hohth, . • joira%»tsß," : t BETTER BAGS f * AV.IU flmktuUt’ Kithtttlgtt Philatllpkiil. < II Barquo Ooto-y.’.. I .,giq Janeiro, sgofi, o; filtttffte.lßtcUtgeticeV ’‘ ’VUbt er PUiLibEtriiiA, sept. 14, isjt. 7 ' f *fr r~ ? ' amrfttSKS,. iJ& SETS 613 HIGH.WATW;V;Js.B4' i ; ; ( . ftp W y Kent, ItxyMpi 66 day? from Newcastle. XL j • - •, ■ N • *«,. 'i&fettua>shantous, Qotz, 82daya from BlodeJaneLro, with’ feUeto Welsford,« WllUoti,, Kem&med 43 days s( tt Wkf} asdti&n.Xijft iftlimwittiout-'ccffßeLgood qua •lftyßtfpf 'wfth- oa board. Left Blips 'Martha, al }fcpprfw»4Efm3t»»YgrkV4frtgi ißaiislUb Wingate, from XUreeicnt* do;/barques Mary/Gardner, --utSefrCßaiWfi fa.iliidn’ *'eraU*3a * few days;- Mesco, Gotham, from New Yttfc: wtzj fame, Kennedy, for Bal-. Merlin,-BJcearai from Bueno* Ayres'/ do; Ottl>mln> , !&ademon}’frdm Patna, do: Wilhelmina, Dll- 1 llnghaiti fcc PhU&dfitpUa,do; Moty Elisabeth, Stetson, fra* Baeoos Ayres, do: > Henrietta, BUiej do ddf Boaii .xolter-SaftßtJfroaa Santa, -do; Garalfer** Kf from : -v Hubbard, fcotnPernaihbuco, 40, brig* Altayells,Gilker,for NewTorkyidg rose-* wood! HonUotU6fAoibkinßvfrdbii’BaltUnore,wtg; abd inJaroaoAmj\'Bjdßf,'ld»7*from,Boston,withmdseto it '-YwaUaffiottoi .*?} - ! t *> Beir WmXgpflngi, Lippioeott, lGldays from Saran tf»h. with Wh«»tAe.,tqJ?,Q Stetson* Co.;' ~*x. \ .<£ Sebri r JC 2££«;* .Tii'-l ‘■' ■' 5- *, jss trrlrfidi, *U]f, frdayi- from Boston) Uirballaat to' „• u.v -If.-.. •j*l JMfr;Ablta'Damon,; Marshall, 6 -days from Boston, is ,.;- - ; i \v. * Jdlffit JL> GPorffr.ll odwn. 0 day* from Danvewport; iftballMttoß Milnes A Ce. i < • Scbr A Hector. BrJen, 3 day* from Now York, in hal- Ljbrtr fas A Caldwell.:;, t Scbr K Jane. Kens*rd, 3 day* from New York, fsbal- & f H*t#Nptdo.P»?«ll 1 J ’■ - getsr Almeida, Dickinson, Norwich, do 1 1 S'flewtti-Tlwui, New Bedford, Wallace & Co, . fchr 0 WiilUa*. Colder. Bicbmond, Morr/s A Id oYr*y t o-i s B«sr' A' Dauvertport; B' MilQea A Caldwell. BchrAnlt* DamqiiiJdinbaW, WeymoutU, do ; tM-i Mtw&«tJftno,jSeitairdj <; 'do . .‘.l/./do. ; \do , gchrCndindi Blsley; * l :’* do . f da . . U > J d®, t.j ; ,5° I < Schr JTJieaainx, Brown, . .do ' * y*o . , f.;ir;*/ ■ of .%JgKrl l •• a.«Ws wSSS, •v XHUtoH/lately nshore orb Colorado Kw, te&lkWWji»li>«je)WroWt StoiSshlp C«hawbs r LuUoclf, fpt Havftwfc attd N*w Orleans, cleared at Heir York 12th, tost*. - 1#1 _ f -7, Steamship Boston, Bellow, hence at N TorklTto «o»t, /•Steamship H B Beach, Rainey,clearpd atN4wYprK •12th toat. for Baltimore,., N Ship W.bfoot. Hedges, iio days from Ban TreiielsaOi at New York 12tu Inst. -- w^bfl. • fit.ip Kiohatcl OoMon, Black, from lirerpool, wa. uo for Saojeray Rio, cleared at Farleyi 'km.MvoH® ol ! K“ clj . 2l > ' tre.teuroc, dearod r, a^ft to ßiwSlßa for .Caicutta, cleared fore reported .at ue Janeiro to dlstreif, remained Oforvis.- Maleom,- hence at Savannah 6th tost. S ft rt ch K ha -islanda. arrived;.i». Hamptpn- Rosds Wth.inst, andhos ,beenoraored,to,NewYork.,, .. • Shipßorodino wmspoken Aug^i,no tot, Ac.gWen, from Chincba Islands for Cork. .The Borodino, Pendle-, ton, is reported to have .sailed from Chtocha Islands Aug id tor tbe.Onltedi States ~., 1 . >. Barque Sarah A Nickels,‘NickeUt for Montevideo and a market) sailed from Baltimore }gtb inat. -Barque Urania, Turner, hence. at Kio de Janeiro pre* ~viou» to 9tb uH,‘ and was up to.tetutn., . Barques Hamilton, ‘Webster, loading Rosewood, for Boston; Anna, Wheeler, for New York, and Geo Krell, for California, were loading at Rio de , Janeiro 7th ult, and wore notteported in port,the9th. \ ■ > , Barque vSt James, Cruse, for Philadelphia, remained at Riodo JanelroUtb uU. - .. , ~, Barque P O Mexauder. Merrymau,.for Philadelphia, cleared at Now Orleans 72th tost. > • ~ ,- ■ ; Barque BHa, Sparrow, for Richmond,,to load for Per* , nambuto, cleared at Beaton 12th tost. ’ • Barque,-Homer,,Lindsay, for Mauritius, cleared at •Boston 12thinsi, f - • . < ~ •- . < . Barque Brunette, Ptofchßray from Havana, at Boston 12thJnst. ~ t i r < • .'• - - ; < i./ HajcqqeChasß Lex,’(supposed) WUU&ms, henoo for Port au Prince, was seen 25th ult. off St Nicolai Mole, Gonalves, ~l )t , ; . ' ! , - Barque WJUUett, Haltett, cleared at New York 12th Ipst. tor Philadelphia. ‘ i • . v,'/' Barque,Mary £t Kendall,Brock, hence, arrived at Mo bile 7th inat. . • -i • -s ~ . ■ . -i !■•• -Barque Mord, (Norweg) from Rlp.de Janeiro, at New Orleans 6th inat. Barque Rebecca, Stover, fox Rio de Janeiro, with Hour, sailed from Richmond 11th Inst. • Brig Hurricane Bird, Dubell, tor Bahia, sailed from JUoUmond 12th Inat. . jEtrig.Emtue, Matthews,/or Philadelphia, cleared at BoatoQ]2thjnat.4T »>.•• ..Brigs Yelona, Sims; iTrlndelin4H*rener, and Chlmbo raro,Brown,.heDCeatßoiton22th Jn>t. • . , Brig BetoudajHpyt, for. Boston, sriledfrom Newbury . :Rrig.H G BerryVßace, cleared at Boston 12th idst, for.Cqpstostlnople. 1 . : H, Kelly, from Boston, arrived at Baltl • , Brig William Willson* ToneU* tot New York* sailed from Rio de Janeiro Aug 6.’j K’m'. . ■; ■: ■. ,»* \ Brig Moonlight, Bmau, hence at Boston 31th lost.' Brig Marsh all, Ayres, for West Coast of Africa, .cleared at Boston 11th Inat.. . >. ' ' Brlga Aurate, Davis, mid Tangier, Ford,' for Philadel phia.'sailed from Boston 11th lost. ■ - • Brig £llze,-Uorn, hence, clearod at Wilmington, NO. lltUiuat. for Rotterdam. - . . Brig Aiforatta, Bibber, sailed Dram- Pali River 10th inst. for Philadelphia _• .1 . Brigs, Com Stewart, Bishop, and Bfartha Washington, Anderson, hence at Portland 10th inst. , Brig S*ml Small,' Lane, hence at Salem 10th inst. . Brifi Geo E Prescott, GUkey.’oailed from Wareham' 7th,lnst tor Philadelphia. . Sqhr Redington, ,Clark, from Bs-ltimoro, arrived at' Bostonllthinst. ... .. 1 ,u Sobra B-,Watson, Bobinson) >Venloo;KnowHon: Ro sanna Rose, Wyman; Ella Packard, and Mercy Taylor, ■ Nickerson, toy Philadelphia, cleared at Boston 12th inst. . Schr O W , Holmes, Webb, tor Philadelphia,* siulod .from Newburyport llth inat. i • 't < , Schr.J P Rent, Wallace, hence at Salem llth tost. ' t Schrs.PaugaaaeVWapleß; .V Sharp, Sharp, cnd .B Prink, for PhiladelpMa, sailed from New Bed--. .. Schr J M Baylle, hence at New Bedford llth inst. ,6chr N SBrayton, hencoatPsll River 10th inst. . - Sohr O G Wateybury, Boston, for Charles , ton, was at. Newport llth tost.,2 PM. .SchcOCarroll,Pratt,from ProvMencefor Philadol phia. was at NewportlOth ins. 2 PM. * ... Sphr LHEndicott.-Vankirk,hence, was at Newport IJtb inst. diMhg. • . -' • / Schr Kendrick .Pish, WdUy for Philadelphia, sailed from Providence llth tost. 1 . •- Schr* W Hamill, Lewis Mnlford, Aid, Clara, Alfred Barrett, Sarah Bright, Triumph, S N Smith, Bobt Opr 'eon, and Jj.B Austin, hence at Boston 12th inat! > 1 Schr, Arotarus,Rich, hence for Rockport, arrived,at Proytocetowfl lOth UutV . i > . RPrico find 0 R Yickerv, hence at Taunton, Bth inat. -.4, ■* , ; . , • 4 . • * . Schrs Alert) Ella, Bourne; * Geo Edward. .Baker, aod LuSylr Sharp, Weaver, hemce, arrived 'av - ® c b r Mary Price, BUusrd, from Brandywine, at Bos toß-uthinst,... ■ -- T BchrMayy, Blanchard, hence at Bath 10th Inst. . 0., , » 418 Bargess, hence, arrived at Bucksport Bthinst, * -ySchr Judp Hopkinfion, from Bristol, Pa, arrived at N Schr. Liberty, McEwen, hence for Norwalk, at New. .York 12th inst.’- . . , . Bchr H B Baacomb, ; Bark, sailed from Richmond llth Inst, down the river, light. - ■ » ; •. Schr D. Meeoerole, Steelman, hence at Bichmond llth lost. • /-i I*•> ; ,- ' Schr &)nth. Shore, Dorr, for Philadelphia, cleared at Wilmington, NO llth inst. with lumber. - r Sriir t B 0. Scribner, Carlisle, hence at *Oharloslon 9th tost. ; \ \* k • • : t Schr< Hiawatha,/ Shannonv hence, arrived at Balti more llth tost -Schr Sarah M Kent, Beany, for. Philadelphia, cleared ,atßaUlmore.33th-Ybbsbx/—sehr Minnehaha, Copt Comstock, sailed from New London Deo 28 for St Helena, since when nothing has hoon heard of her; As the last ad vices from St Helena (July 22) leave her'about 7 mos out, it la probable that she foundered on the passage, and that all on board perished.' Tho Minnehaha was. a now acbooner of about 50 ;to ns,'built in November hut, In the most thorough manner, by Messrs Patton & Stur divant, of Richmond, Me,' and was designed for a watfir . boat to supply ship* touching at st Helena. She was. owned by Messrs Carroll &?* Kimball, of St Helena, the junior member of the firm. George n Kimball, Em, be ing U 8 .Consular Agent' at 8t Helbna; The sohrls be lieved to bo full/ insured in Boston and N York. -> ’ "spoken, .t-i* '■'/* ' ] 7th Inst. lot 41' 46, long Cd/passed shlp'llufns Choate, Rich, froin St John, NB/for Penartb Roads, 1 By the-ship John £ Thayer, Fowslahd,, at Hampton Roads, 10th inst, from O&Iocha Islands, July 18th, lat so 03 0, long 38, exchanged, signals with brig Rsporapsa. July 80, lat 16 52 B,;iong ‘S3 31,'saw two large dipper ships, could uotnfake outthelr numbers. AfjnHmght same dap spoke an English ship with painted ports, un -pA —***4 jior name to he ' ,f Atre, , ’42days from London - -TurUHicuita, with troops on board, "' ; NAViltf • ■; Tho V; S, slodp-bf-war Cyahe; commander 1 Robert ,G Robb, from Bostpn'Sd lost, vJaEaj tport, arrived at fit John, NJJ, 9th Inrt. 1 ' ’v' > , . •^wCTa^^uu—B—ww—w——isen List of Arrtvalg at the Principal. Hotels. . GXRABD HOUBE—Cbeetautatr eet/tefow Ninth. ,E N.Bussel!. Cin, 0 ' X J Grant. Rlchtnond.Va R C Sufart,' Greenfield, 0 ~ W H Merton* Jr.CUris’Ue BA Broadnax & ln,Pcters*g J GotehaH.Htirriaburg ‘BStfemus, Pa'' BM Simpkins, Ohio Jo* Montietb, N Y A W Lewis Sc ,la. 8t Louis Geo II Rudd, Chicago Jss J. Snyder & la, Savan* Gfeo’Jpnes, Qa . , nab,Ga. * Jno.WBpoar.Balt .< . " M Cheatham, Nashville 3m Norton. N Orleans, w , Geo 0 Johnson, Bav’h, G» MrjMMiirigney^N.O. ~. Y $ Johnson, , - do Thba L Harria, 111, . T S’ Johnson, Jrj dp L P Blngl6ton, r Norwich . Jff Cunningham, N 0 <. L.W Ynrt>h*me. Ya / < P.ACbutonnnd. ledy,‘Al&, MisaJohnson,Cimrkfi'n.SC Mtes AJohnsoi?, Chartes'n, Mrs Corbett,, ..do, ~r 8,0 , *, WtofeCorbett,.• k do', . ‘ MluVoralen, . -,, do . JudfoDuukln./do ~ ‘Mm Dunkln,’ .dpi GtU Golditon.NY., RM, Jennings, "wife £ l dan- MrMcKlnl£j.£.la.Pa ■ JohnA Pratt fc 1a.., IVm W Street, N Brunswick : / ~ ' Paris, Ky RBerfe.NY - , • yTraPHaley,Newark,Nrf KXI “Dana Jr,' Boston ' TJ Davis, Virgin La MOLDarnel.La- WmGVenable,do , JRohlnaoaj New York, B B McKinney, do . A Antoine. do JLMorton, do j 3 Wallingford, Ky . . Her pr Kerfoot, UM’NlXoD.iiarauallTUleGft ~ Hamilton po, Vt ; Vwou,,Ala, , M^ui, (■ -do j -BBRrowd,P*ytonO. '• ; Apg £ Bait ley, Boston f % TCladn. do .-, , John,Cochran 3c wife, Ala an Hyde, Baltimore ■ .James Campbell, Pa, ; .0 Alexander, Ky , r.JohnT Whaling, Mite Alexander*Ky ' J, , %) * LynchhnrgjVa WmG CoowMj Halifax NB. WiC Baker, Providence , DB BrowneU,providence £ JSckford, Houston, Texas AO Buyer, Harrisburg Col Joqm. Rochester ~, 16m M Jones, Rochester Miss >! Ward, Rochester £ Cardan, Vft/‘ , ' fiwexey, Ala ~ . ' S .'i I Mitla .a l .WUWlUontl., Jly w.t JfilMn t/Wer.Kr ,; J. McKoo 4. la, K, , . ' A II Moira, B.H . . . A-SS.rlnholt.Tsiu . W L nodge, Washington ,D Samson, New Orleans R P Harkijess, Gin, 0 /8 M I'osdick, Mobile "Wta Gromnbr, Providence 0 G Meromlogen,., JObiiLShowenJCy . M , j . Charleston, 8 G ,}VmM Todd,Ky ~ .BeniMiper, Va * 3 N Masbh. Provi^nco, ? Glt Eudde, ‘lfOn Jas U'CowliD.gt Lo.uU C M Comag, New Orleans It H Jones, Huntsvjl{e Ala, .John Murry, Columbus Ga CCTiOfckeU/Va MlssSalmoad,N 0 . J Q GAlleher, do. - ..PSorlth.Va ’ .• • SBHolder,Milton NO. ~EdwinSelyln,Oha’stonBo WiTWftUon,Ta ~f ChasWWeat.do, . TMNoblo.do ./ • MrsCWWest.da ; WnjMascm,Taunton •’ ‘i -M It Thomas, Ala , JW Grady; 80 . ‘ x LHHill, do • . TAHunt.NY .. , JMDenson, OolutnbusGa C P.TcUowes, K Orleans ~W W OrlESi Ya > John h Mitchell, Wash L J B.BrldfTTdo it Hdmnbreya, Balt ( Jonh M Bavonport, do BBfownJr. do . ~ ’ Wm Crane. ■ R Mason, dp -> „ , John L Moorp, Quincy ,JpMG BatuardjSC ,• J G,Rowland, do > V HD Cooke,Sandusky,Ohio .SamißParrls.WaMh . ',A A Thompson. NY Joh Jscfcjk>n r N 1' Geo W C*iopbelJ,do C AGndkln, llichmd, Va , Rben Ring, 8,0 . W J McConnel,’ Orocriabo-. 1 ,p. W King, do v 1- ■ . ' iGwGptoßi do > ' II VPorrine, Dayton, Ohio r: , . ,A G Jeffreas> Vs . 'Et JeffreM, Va W R Blchards Jr, Va , Jau?es 0 Cin, 0 ~ L G Terry, Baltimore GeoH Bronson, do J A Hutchinson, Colombns ,Wm Kiefer, NYi t -. (1 . ~,.GWTin Hook. Miss , P P'Rossol, NY_ , J*mee BCuer, Ky W Burnett, NO . s.wc«pU, Memphis jnJatueßon,AbcriieeiJ,MissWßDeaQ,NV v ; WBPringle,SO' ~JphnPergusoa,Boston AFfllt,%Weit , . do.. W.M Martin, Charleston • £ 3. Hius» 80 , - , SGOourtnaj, . ' do ; £ Drew Jr, Boston 80tt. o heim«,NY IW Bjo»n,, i 0 .... ChtlUKlcioti, io ■ r ■ •’ Elt V.lenttoo, N Y ■, . 'H BourUeriNeiv Orleans • Qeo 8 RlthMdMQj flttow ..;. ilX™,™: «: M Gflrf*«ttoui*i®b* ’ JS L Bmttfe; io ;.. - H PAddin** ft Carolina ; r SMBlili,' , do , : , 1 $? Duckett. Baltimore J B Hughes, Ky „ I jjP6Uß)Miß»flAb«&c«,o John Bowman, Hamilton I Wm ftßoww,- Hamilton Richard Bl ’ ’ » Uertm,‘Oomier«.llle, I Wm H Barley. Alex. Y» J BCrc S hton,Alex, Va, Joha FiMllairea Tenn < Dr Wilson, NY ‘ WReed. NY , T Struthere* la. Watren , T J McCamont, WaaVgton John T Hallidoy, Ohio G H Davenport, Ohio .. , 1 W TDaugheity, Broad Top J A Davenport, do It J Gauldlng, Va DF Sharp, ’ • do leaar Overbey, Va P Sharp, . do • James Overbey, Ya p. V Ilradsbaw, Va E Meredith, New York Henry Sonyu. Tenn' • M P Smith, Camden BLACK BEARING, Merchant street, bel. Fifth, Dr. W. 8. II. M. Oiaik, Pa. W. R.Smith, Mont'y coPa 8. D. Byers, Chester Pa. W. Garret, Del. ■ * Chas. Farland,-Marylaud W.F. Howard, sfd. p. Scott, do If Thomas, Easton Pa. G. Spickman, Del. Co. Chas. R. Sbautt, Texas, Geo. P. Harlan, Pa. 6.P.BrecktoLady,Pa, . JohnPoters, bid. f BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third street, &b. C&Uowhllt. Lewis Fisher, Kutstown Martin Reiber, Butler co David SteshoUz, Montg’y co J Wambold, Sumneytown 0 Helfrich, Kuutown . L Tomlinson, Byberry Joseph Hogoland, Byberry. Special Noitceo. Brown'* 'Essence ot Jamaica Oinyer is on Invaluable Family Medicine at Ibia boaaou of the year os a preventive arut’cure for dfarrhasa, dysentery, and many internal diseases. It is peculiarly .efficacious in summer ccmplAinta of children, and Is known and pro* scribed by the Medical Faeuly. Bee advertUcment. Warburlon’a Inimitable Coverings for the lead.—Fall Styles. . The PresaJHats of the present issue are eminently.do aervfog the preference ot genMeuon, as the/ embrace nil the points necessary to genteel effect, and &U the details and nicer elegancies which impart finish, comfort and durability— ", The office ii open every day Jrora 9 o'clock la the morning until 7 o’clock in the evening, and on Monday imS Thursday wvenings until 9 o’clock. 11 ‘ ' i , fllarriageß. On the 3d of September, by the Rev. Robert H. Patti- Bun. Mr. RANDOLPH HOWARD, to Bliss HANNAH BETTERTON, both of West Philadelphia. On the 10th September, at the residence of the bride’si father, by the Rev. Robert U. PaUiaon, Mt. JOHN D. ABEL to Mias BALLIK h. WEST, of West Philadel phia. i UDeatljs., On tho l2ih instant, LIZZIE B. lIARLAND, wife of Heavy h. Jlarland, in the 20th year of her ago. Her relotlvos and friends’ arc ‘ respectfully invited to attend her funeral, front the residence of her husband, No. 601 north Tenth street, on Tuesday afterpoop, at 3 o’clock, without farther notice. ** On Friday morning, Bept. 11th, THOMAS FLOWERS, aged 47 years. < His friends and those of the family, and the members of Washington Lodge, No. 2, I. 0. of 0. F.. and the members •! the Order, are respectfully Invite! to attend his funeral from his late residence, Myrtle stfeot, be tween Eleventh and Twelfth, this (Monday) afternoon, at 3 o’clock. To proceed to Mechanics’Cemetery. ID" Thirteenth Ward.—A Meeting of the DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE will be held THIS (Monday) EVENING, at7Wo’clock, at the house of P, 8. Drum, corner of EIGHTH and BUT TONWOOD streets. BBIItH BKINNER, Pres’t. I E. 8« Bowakd, Becretary. • noU-lt* fry Second Ward Democratic Executive Com* aittee. A meeting will be held at Lafferty’s this; even ing at TJ4 o’clock. so 14-lW . B. H. GQRBUTT, president. ry Keystone Club. •* OpeWng Meeting ,to ratify the adoption of the Constitution. Democrats, tally in tour strength for the opening of the cam paign,* and redeem your. Pledge t? the Democracy of the Union, to keep, the glorious old Keystone In tho column of those who respond: “No North, no South— •or Cnloi., on— Md lnwijmablo, now jnd rot«T OT ... A Grand Ratification Meeting of the Keystone Olnb will be held at Independence ftinare, on Thursday evening) September ITth, to ratify B*ne. ral nomlaaVloni of the payty, to which all true men of .the Union ate invited. • , „ Tit raeetlnzwlll be eddteMed br Gene™' ,Wn A. Pieker, Hdn. Wd>. Bigler, Bod. l. Chicy Joae«, Hoa. Stephen A. DcraglM, Jillis B. SchnebeU, J»lji Hon Peter Shannon, Spencer B. Cone, Esq., of New York, and a number of our fellow-town amen. .... * ■ Democratic Olubs and Ward Associations intending to participate will report to* the Committee; at the. 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Langdoll G Parker WH Wharton T F, Lancaster John Palmer James White Alexandria Layton Purnel M Page Joseph F Whitaker W B 2 LascoJle K J&mosParker Mr White A Co LW2 LanoWmO Parker Wm A White A Co IV IV Lrucw Emanuel BaggoJohn Whitaker Wm N « Lappan Thomas Randles James Whitson C P RovJ WMyJohn Rank John II Whitaker Jaa Lancaster John KayJ Hutchcrsou Whitaker HO Lafayette Lodgo Ranisoy Sam P Wliltland Henry No 18 Raff J W Wilson Wm R Lehr Samuel Rase Henry Williams Wm Lerist ACo Ranzha Adolph Winclionb&ck Jas Loland Jenlson A Raslnriu Jos E G Oapt Lewis HA Co Radiant Star Lodgo Wilcox Jaa , Lcdgro Wm No 282 I OOF Winters J M Reoclior A William Jas 0 Lo Blanck Louis Reink Thoopahiia William Thos J Loutz John Tt Reed Hugh B Wllsyn Wm 2 Leonard Felix Reed OUS Wilson R JJ Lo Marie Monsieur Read Win A Wilsou J A Leouberg A Co , Ranson George M Wallace Wm Loerla Charleton T Reed A Warner Win 8 Rev • Ready Michael Walker L Leech Thomas Rexford Philander Word Wiu H Levine AT -- ,ReodJobu2 Waters John Lealio N Reed Jamo B Watson Wm Lehnemau Angus-Reed JaraosM Ward\VL2 * tus Roueher, Hon A 2 W'agstift X 0 Lewis Edmund D.Rces L 3b Warwick Jameso Leaker W’n\ P Roarner John Wayao H B LccllirainCol .Rogers Wm Jl Walsh Joseph C Letmer James Rose Henry 8 Walker A White Lippincott John A Robison Aloxnn’a Warner A Walton Co Roth J A Wuilace Wm IV Lipp James I Roberts HP Wallace John D 2 Lloyd Goodwin Roelm Eugeno Ward Lariue D Linton James IlouoyWm Wado Henry LinconFF Rogerson Georgo W alter Charles 11 Little Littoli Rood Ant>oa Rev Wakoham Thomas Link Petor Joseph Rotteck Grove No Walker Neles V> Loob Jacob , I,UAOD Capt Lombturt 0 Robert Morris Ldg Walker John F Long Jno Dixon N029100F W'ainur Frederick Rev Ruppmau Jolm WaU'r FraukUu Pc LomrvilleDX , Rush David Wallace Jno DF Luckenbacli 0 A Rushlnbergce Dc Wiley John Logan Jamo# Pub Dog Wilts W Lj'no Tims A Ru*aell John A W'iHiam Samuel Lowber Bowers Russell Wm Wieland Jacob Ludden William Richardson Frn'cs Winkler John Lowell John 3 Richmond J II Wiaoa John F Lve Henry Ricliords Geo W Wilson C Lufkin Horatio • Riddle Washint’a Wise Abe LeweSJosiw Riley Geo 8 Williams W Lowell Jno 8 Capt Richmond Frank WiUitUJ F Lucke Frans Richmond F E Williams J B MeAHaio Jno M 0 Richardson £d Jr wiilatns John 0 McDormott Jno J Rice T C Wilson A Bono© McNony Wm Rickwine Daniel Winters J A McUllow Peter Riothmao David WUcox JII McCttUf &Co M Rlwgaw Bart Welkesson M J McCnffery Felix Richards Thoa II Woodwards Messrs McGarnonJohn Kfghtmyer AII Worthington W McClune John Rlokner John Wolf 13 McOloiikey Ilonty lUlerS ; Woiturth Gottlieb MeOwty & Co P Richard Henry N Woodward J P McCollum Jlt Reinbartßylveator Wolf D McDonald Wrn Rleben Lttdwig Wobaneff Mr, McColo Hugh Richmond Goa Co Wool Wm 8 : McCorkeo James Richmond Lodge, Woodrow Richard McConell T N 0240,10 0 F Wood*d. A. Bald- Medina & Bruder Rogers Sam D win McGowan John 0 Roberta Jas Wood John McGrath OB Rogers Geo W Wright WD McGrath Dennis Robison &. Sibley Wright Frank Dr McGsnu Bysoq Rockhlll Edward Wright Harvoy GIDEON G. WESTCOTT, Wholesale and retail mer chants, TRACERS, MANUFACTURERS, AUCTIONEERS. DISPOSERS OF REAL ESTATE. Ac., will find th* GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH to be linear passed as a reliable Advertising Medium. .Terms scru pulously uniform. Orders can be forwardedby Mail, or da positedintbe Telegraph, Letterbox, at Messrs. THOMAS fi. JACOBS A CO.'S Wine Store, 75 Dock street, below the'Postofflce. .Address P. R. FREAS, Germautown, Philadelphia. ( sopl4-lt* TVOTIOE,.—A MEETING OF THE CRED IT lions til BEEVES, BUCK & Co , The PHOENIX IRON COMPANY .had BEEVES, ABBOTT 4. Co., Will be held at their Office in the Franklin Building, ’Walnut BtreoJ. »boTO Poctth, »TealWfi Into »«,, q’o3oo)|, , ,spi3 it* Slmttaemtnjg. ' ; FIRST NIGHT ''' ' 'of tne • 11 ’ ; „ OBEAT NOVELTY 1 : WEDNESDAY ICJh) ISW.’ Grand Fantastic Ballet, by Domenico Boriftni, tho celebrated Maitru do Ballet and Pantoumalst' PRINCIPAL DANCERS and P. AN TO ill MIS TS tfi rhngo Prancttc : M’Ue Louise L&u\ottfftut, ,} gfgixir Filippo Bwatti/ ' 1 JFYrjf DlstinguisKtd Italian Dangers: Signore Gulaeuplfia PratesU'M'lle Lucille Lamourenx, Tereslnp Pratißi, ’- \ gir’ra Emma S&utoiinl. ' First Italian JJarictrsf Signore Cecchettl, Slgnoro Mancy, . u "Heckmann, ' M, bbevr, ' » Daltdfa, ' , « E, Shew. 1 “ Gal*, I V/ “ W4s». FYr'sf u PiSrtltromnt. ** ; ,MR. W, E. ; ~ , * ONE NIGHT MORE, AND TUB LAST.. Mr. and Mrs, J..W. appear at this Thei. tro on Tuesday, they being unable to anise in time for .Monday’a performance. v . , Mr. BURTON/will on that night repeat hla I TfIHEE FAMOUS CHARACTERS, YON DUNDEE, TOUY TRAMP, and the HUMMY. ; MONDAY, fiopt.ildth. The comedy of , , , t , , . ; the dutch governor, in which Mr. Burton, Mr. \y. .•Briggw,- Mfl H.Wtfkins, and Mra. F. Drew will appe**.'' I i The ludicrous farco of N ,' 1 ' * " ' THE MUMMY, , 1 ' V. ' | ‘ In Which Mr. Burtim'‘will play Toby ..Tramp and the Mummy. ' ‘ * /• . i Andthe farce of ' ‘ ,l FOUNDED ON FACT. , ' { with Mm. P. Drew and Mr. H Watkins. Mr. J. W. WALLA; OK and Mr*. J. WALLACK {her Brat appoaranco since hersuccrseful European tour) will appear on Tuesday. W' AX.NUT STREET-. THEATRE.-tea seo, Mr. E A. Marshall; Stage Meager, Mr. John Belton. /. Prices,—Ureas C ircle< and 50 cents; Upper Circle, 25 cents; Private Box and Orchestra Seats, 76 cents. Box Oflhje-ppen from 9 o’clock A. M. to SP. M. Doors oponat 7 o’clock; performance to coni* inence at 7K. * i ~* ;•, . i \ l * THIB (.Monday) EVENING, Sept. J4tl£iVlfl;bo acted tho play of , . 1 DAMON AND PYTHIAS. ' ■ ® R mon .Mr. M’Douoiigh Bythias ' ..Ur.Daly C&lantho .Mrs., Proctor To conclude with the Laughable Farce called - TWO BUZZARDS. , , , Mr. Benjamin Buzzard,, .Mr. A’Becket John Smalt.Mr. Chapman Sliss Lucretia.;.,,.',...;, f4 ..,. T , ...Mrfl.Stoneall WHKATLEt>a AROH ST. THEATRE- Tf —SoleLessoe W. WHEATLEY, Boalbof PRicßa.—Orchestra Stails 4 60 cents; Draw Circle (no extra charge far Secured Seats), 60 centi: Family Circle and Amphitheatre. 25 cents; Seats in Pi-i -rate Poxes. 75 cents;. Whole Private 80x,53 ; Oallerr, 13cents; Gallery for Colored Persona,-26 cents; Prf. rate Box in Gallery for Colored Persons, 3S cents. Box Office open from 10 A. M. until 8 P. 11. J. M. B. WHITTON. .Treasurer. THIS (Monday) EVENING, Sept. 14th, the per formances will commence,with jlassioger’s play of A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. ' Sir Giles 0verreach........... U .. .Mr. E. L. Davenport We11b0rn............. ..Mr. Wheats Lord Lovel, Mr. Dolman. Margaret Overreach ;.V..i i Mins Emma Taylor Tv conclude with (secnd time) ' j .OAP£ MAYj,, ; w > , * i Thomas Twist.....’ Mr. J. 8. Olirlje Mrs. Thomas Twist Mifs Epirn* Taytyr for Sale and to £et. T""0 KENT.~tYi¥‘SWERLIN&PARTOE the IIouw) gouthweut coiner LOCUa'A* ami JJ-UVJC:?- TEUNTH street*—Gas, Hath, Dot and Cold "Water. Inquire aa abore. f ael4.2t*j To RENT-SECOND, THIRD ANf Fourth Floors of No. 23 North Fourth street, oppo site Comiuiroo. Possession October let. Apply to ■ WILLIAM H. BAOON. 5 828 Market at. > ftonn or $5OO book; bindery-tor SALE—Sevan year* established, doing (a fair Job business, which can be Increased, both.bUnk and printed jubs. . Location, 635 .Arch Sixth. • DJanfc bonkj*tcdst, Jobslwaod'to order. ' aug 19-5 w 1 1 ■ ’ ' PRIVATE RESIDENCE IN GLOUCES- I TER, N. J., FOR SALK, handsomely located and shaded—Lot, 76 feet by 140. Price, $3,000. Also', Lots suitable for manufactories, fronting the river. ‘ Apply to 0. ROBB. No. Sll South Fifth street. au2S-lw# tTORTICULTXm'AL . SOCIETY*. nEX XX lIIOITION.—The-.Twenty-ninth Exhibition pf Ue PENNSYLVANIA . HORTICULTURAL' SOCIETY will bo held in JAYNE’S HALL, Chestnut Btr«et, Dear Seventh, on the 16th, 16th/and >l7th instant; being Tueaday, Wednesday, and Thursday. ‘ i Contributions in cboico or rare Fruits, Flowers, and Vegetables are respectfully solicited. Contributors from a distance may address THOMAS P. JONES, Secretary, No. 030 Marketstreet, Philadelphia. R. BUIBT, Chairman, Nos. 023 & 024 Market street, Phils, i tt’TfMl * n r * zea for* FrwtbFlowem, und © 4 v/vv Vegetables by the Pennsylvania Hon ticultural Society, atJaynes Hall Chestnut Street, near Seventh, on Tuesday,’ 15th inst. Articles must be staged before 12 o'clock. R. RUIST, Chairman. P. 1\ JAMES, Secrotary A MEETING OP THE DEMOCRATIC nomiuees of the City and County will be held at the Globe Hotel, on Monday, Sept. Hlh, at 10 o’clock A. M. Punctual attendance in requested. &epl2-2t JE. & B. SCHELL’S • CITY MAKBLB WORKS AND STEAM MANTEL FACTORY MARBLE HALL, , S. E. CORNER, OP TENTH AND > VINE STREETS. PHILADELPHIA. . Where e.ory vnriotr of MARBLE MANTELS,TOMbS, MONUMENTS, TABLE TOPS and FLOORING, con bo supplied upon reasonable terms. au24-tu/3m • W MARINE INSUR IILADEJ.PIIIA—Office, No. if THIRD. ONLY TAKEN.” _ ... >TOM. Wm. M. Bw?in, . Jer. TFalker, John Anspach, Jr., Jqu. McClure, J 2. N. Burroughs, Tlio. Craven. J. B. Hughes, . , AVS.CiUetV ¥. D. Sherman, . Furman Sheppard, ?. Wm. P. Hacker, fiaml. Jones, U. D., J. P. Steiner, . Joseph Klapp, M. I), H. A. Shackelford, , • ‘ Hon. JOEL JONES. President. Hon. Q. W. WOOPWABD, Tice President. Jxo. s. UoiScLLtn, Secretary. Jatrss B, Altord» Assistant Secretary. anl-3m Girahd.fibe an; ANOE COMPANY, PH 302 WALNUT street, west oI ■ “FIRE RISKS 0 nifiusoi Dancing academy.-naylor & DAUGHTER'S DANCING ACADEMY, TENTH aad SOUTI! streets, commencing TUESDAY,September 1,1857. The subscriber*, in offering this prospectus to the daudng community, respectfully acknowledge their kiudness during past seasons, and pledgo themselves that nothing shall bo wasting on their put to make the coming setuon surpass in that of former years. .' / ; , Mr. N. and Daughter have, with untiring exertion*, added to their already full list of fashionable dances, many new ones, which will be introduced during the season. . PAYS OP TUITION. ." . ; j For Children—Tuesday and Saturday Afternoons,from 3to 6 o’clock; for Ladies and Qentlemon—Tuesday and Saturday Evenings from? till 10 o'clock. au2?i3ra. WORTH HEADING.—Why ia,it,that, so many suffer and drag out a miserable unfitted for the enjoyment, and even ordinary pursuits of life, when rrile by treatmeut at onco pleasant, safe and permanent in its effects, may bo to readily obtained? Dr. MOKHIS (Into of New York) tenders his professional services iu all Chronic and Female Complaints, piles, Gravel, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Asthma. Ac. Patients visited in any part of the city; or If prefer red, treatment by lottor.and thehighostsatisfactiouwar ranted, no matter how complicated and stubborn the caso may appear. ’ Forsomo interesting and Instructive suggestions to tlto married, or those contemplating marriage, enclose 25 cents. Address , . - ; ra,ir,MOitius,M«ij..: I selO 4t* , Philadelphia, Pa. Consulting rooms, 270 South FIFTH Street. ffourp, 10 to 2 and T to O,P. 31. WM. D. ROGERS* CARRIAGE REPOS ITORY, 1009 and IQU CHESTNUT STREET, above TENTH, is now open for the ealc of every des. criptlon of Carriages, combining Style, Durability and Elegance of Finish, from tho Manufactory at the corner of Sixth and Master.etreeU, to which tho attention of Cititcns and Southern and Western gentlemen is res pectinlly called. N.B—Especial attention given to Carriages for re- Jaira iu tho shops connected with the Repository. Eu ranco on Chestnut Street,. - ■ sel4-jnwf2w Proposals FoftEXCAVATioN—Tho WEST PHILADELPHIA PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY will receive PROPOSALS, at their office, FRANKLIN BUILDINGS, WALNUT Street, till, noon of tho 15th ia.it., for EXCAVATING and EMBANK ING along tho lino of their route, Haverford road and Vino street, West Philadelphia—about 12,800 cubic yard* cutting, and 17,Q00 filling—there toeing very little, if any, rock. , Contractor* will state the time required to finish the job and terms of payment. Jiwuc* .Miller, Esq., En gineer, Market street, West Philadelphia, mil explain details of the work required. • J. S SILVER. Chairman of Committee, selO fit FIFTH and LIBRARY Sts., Philada. A FARM OR COTTAGE wanted within mile* of Philadelphia, in exchange for a three story Brick House, east of Sixteenth in Vine street, and a thrco-tftvry House in Murray street, oue in Pearl street, and a lot iu Kensington, 190 by 105 feet, fronting on four streets, all clear. Either or all the above unit part cash. Apply to . ROB’T A. PARRISH, fcpt 9-lw# 8, W, corner of 4th St Walnut sts. Notice to consignees-—Tho ship STALWART, Capt. JC. 11. Lucas, from Liverpool, is now discharging under general onlay at Almoud street wharf. Consignees will please attend to receipt of their goods, Tilfts. RICHARDSON S CO. se3-tf MACGREGOR HOT-AIR FURN \CES. ITX Sold by CHADWICK * * f ™\Z ’v 30,000 foot 34 do i- ” do, suitable for lin ing stores. 76,000 feet White Fine Floor Beards. 350,000 foot Spruce Jo/at, • Belling low for cash, to ault the times, and In lots to suit purchasers. ' ALBERT DENTON, South FRONT atreet. SUPERIOR PICTURES—IMPROVED £3 AMBROTYPES at the new skylight room*. 1&20 MARKBTietreet, west,of jßih&i streetlfover Ghana)’* Dry Qooaiitott. JSVANS, prMtioulFhbtographifrMd U ftchw. ftMwt ■■ ' ■ (educational. | ■pKOFESSOB’ SAUNDERS’ INSTITUTE, A .wbbt Puir,AD*T,pniA. - T No Seminary whatever is more Ul*e n private family. The,cpucBo of study and thorough.' P-o -fewmr Saunders will r'ecelro * few more pup|ls iinir fourteen'yiat I * l Of'igC'into his family; Ji«q>l»re k>f Mt\jars. Silver and Mathew Newkirk, or W. Fornev Jvdiforof thjfl Papir, whose sons or a i-ru> *. now members of' hTB family. ' * Veptl4-tf ST- II AH It'S EWSCOi'AL ACADEMT, wguaj sjrjiEKx, u-Ms,orsist«eßtb, cijwe«)n Greet, French, and thfc usual EagUah. branches, arranged so as to allow pubfta to wlWnifff'WJ feach, fiids poQduutljr.of the others, with to *‘^ls,*® veral , a b, litie«. _ Much, (ime is, eiyeji f?!’®®! b ?*^ s P™P*re lessons. Circularsmjty'be' ob ,tamed at the Academy, .. ? , .-\ K uli I . »ell 2w*, . J, AKDRSffa HARRIS. PrincipalJ . iV|ISS BOKNEY AND MTSR IUT.I.AY& thflir HOARMNB ASD DAY Saf, 1 CHESTNOT B.^^MOSDAT.S^' MSTEWSKOja.I, ~,‘j J.Newkmßrowxv P.P:, do; Wm. B.' Jacobi, do: W*V Blackwood: p,;P- 5 do: 4.. Conyers#, p.D, dor John leyhurn, t). D., do: Jamqs H. .Cuthbert. fl 0: Wrc. T. Brantley! I>. D.. do; E. B; Chendj.'do: William Brad ford, New lotSs city; A„B. GiUetth, J>. p R.ißaf ccock, P. D., do; R 4 Ful|m, B. J>,, Baltimore: Georee W. 1 Eaton, D.D., HaraHtonfNew YorkjG.'Kempton,North ' East, New Turk'; thoriiks fiatnbnht, Camille Georgia: I Howard. Ualcora.P. P , pewishMrg, EeoasylyanU; John; LL.l).JßhlUe7pbift: taut T. JoW 8r , db; ! Col. A. G. •Witennhtr;'do}‘ Caspar Morris, aivp., do; I Robert a Ezell, Esq.,-Marshall, .Texas; Johnfi. Beai- ' pie, Esq., PUUtiargh, Pennsylvania; lames- Edmonds, ! Esq.j do. do; George W.‘Jackson, Esq., do,' do; Johnß. 1 Raymond, LL. P.> Brooklyn,'New 1 York; Blsysonlß’raj- Chicago; Hop,'George %, Bradford/ Homer,:. York; Blephon D, DiiUye, ,Eaq., New York city; On. Daniel S. Dlcklrifeon, Binghamton, New York. , i'eep4*ln»'* -> ' <'t- ’ » H’‘- > ■ i’ /■iKITXEkDPNia:rHIXvA3 ; J« i Each Student haa individual, inatracfion from, compe* teat and attentive Tcachora, under the immediate BUperviaion of tho Principal. i' J ■ - J i .d 1? 2{, lh *i? < * t Jp' wa,n in the Country hah charge if the Writing Department. * , , j _ Pleaee'caU and lee Speo&ieha and get'V Catalogue of Xerhia.dco.'. ill H .EMAN ALLEfT, A. &(,, is prepared- to receive a limited number of pupila on the Violin or on the Piano, and to play Violin parts Ornecompani- r J A h piaoists-' Apply at U& reiidenoo of hjs father. Professor ALLEN, No 216 SonthSercn. teenth Street. Circulars, with terms and reference! at G. AN DUE tc Co.’a, No. Si. - iwl-im* School for young ladies, south fj WEST CORNEROFABCH AND TENTH STREETS m The pupils in thli Institution will be instructed la all ‘ of *,fbo«ugh.lijn§Uah Education, andetery facility for thV acquirement „of knowledge provided for them; l • > \ !* t i * •-■ > - j • wijl be a’ careful pointing onward aqd upward. , _ t « . - The 'echool-ydifle divided into two terms, of five iaontha each, commencing . first of Ninth Month (Sep tember,) and drat gf Second Month. (February.) J •' :| - TERM 8: " ’ '• ! First Department) per term pf five m0nth5......126;00 Second <* li .tt .... 20 00 Third •*< 1 «' • « ......1600 Fuel, Ao.yper term...... 1.00 ' - harsibtibegwh. Philadelphia, ; 1557. , • * * RETEBBNCESi * 1 Thomas KimhftT, , , J.D.Wfcite, • Samuel Settle, Jr., Eenj, S. Janner, M. D 'Marmadufce O.Cope,' Robert K. Wright, Wittiafn Settle, Thomas 0, Smith,: Thomas Wiatar, , , George Grisoom, Anthony P Morris, William P/PitheM,', JoshhaH.: Morris, • ‘David Vanderreor, ' Uriah Hunt,, • , , Willljua; B. Thoaa*.. ‘ * CJUPPLEE’S INSTITUTE FOR, TOONG. LADIES, (boarding and ‘ day pupibK) N. W. corner ELEi'..XTIUad ; GREEN streets. Fifth session wilt open , on September 7th. ' Best gives, in cluding &H present and former patrons. au26-tf SPRING GARDEN ACADEMY FOR K? YOUNG MKN. ANp, BOYS.. N. K. corner EIGHTH and BUTTONWOOD Streets. Professors 6f tbe'hTgh'tJst qualifications employed. Catalogues containing " full particulars, pupfU’ names, testimonials, &0., can be had oq application. »u25-tf - F. DONL'BAYT TONG-, Prtnelpal.; JAM£S -XHE ,4-ESS, PHILADELPHIA. ! • AYAJiIpY BOARDING SCHOOL JTOB BOyH.x ; Rgr. B. it. Sum&, lUctoa. 0 , Tho Annual Session trill begin' on, TUESDAY,r Bob* Wtobetl. ‘ ' •' t ' Circulars mar be obtained, ai the Book Store of It. HOOKER, 8. W. coruar.EIGHTH, and. CHESTNUT, or of the 1 Sector, Post OBce, T*llp of Schuylkill, Phila delphia. , , , 1 ‘ “ aal7-6ml IlfBS. BARTON’ 8 BOARDING AND IfJL DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, No. 19® CHESTNUT St, below Twentieth, will re-open on tho SECOND MONDAY in September. ,aaZP*6w* TOOTHING SO NEEDFUL TO ENABLE i l persons, mala and female, to gain a chare of thia world’s goods and comforts aa a BUSINESS’. EDUOATION. LEIDY BROTHERS’ BUSINESS ACADEMY, Nos. 148 and 160 SIXTH. Attest, near RACE, t will re-open on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Ist, for fall and winter Studies: embracing a knowledge or ‘ • WHITING, BOOK-KEEPING AND ARITHMETIC j by simplified methods, in a short litaO.. THE LEIDY’S take‘pleasure in aiying, that daring the piwtyear a largo cumber of-penons acquired a BUSINESS. EDUCATION, enabling many to secure pro fitable situations, and others to prosecute their business operations successfully. ■ ' - . auSS-3m. f^OAL; —The very hesfc assortment Of LE HJOB »pil SOHJiyLKIM, COAL, on t*nd, in. 11BOAD Street, second jarti above Vine street. K'U-lm HOWELL DORMAN. I C)Ojn LBS - 13 A TON—BUYERS wWiv and consumers Are invited to examine oar Block of <‘LKHIGH LOCUST MOUNTAIN and BLACK HEATH COAL.” Our Coal is selected expr&wiy for family use; being carefally screened, we’ will warrant it free from slate and dust. 11 We sell 2340 lbs being “ 240 lbs. wore”than sold by retail dealers, at “2$ cents less per ton.” . ‘ Also. on band a fall supply of “ BROAD TOP BITU MINOUS COAL’ ’ for Steam-generating, Bl&cksmithing, and Rolling-mill purposes. This Coal Cannot be ex celled. : | Yards, BROAD and VINE—Big 8ign. : ‘«2240 LBS. IB A TON. , [eeB-3m] LEIGHTON A CO. azeXton and' spring MOUN TAIN, Lehigh, Hickory and Locust Mountain Schuylkill Cool for aaleat KNOWLES’ Depot, NINTH and WILLOW Streets. , au!4-lm > COAL! COAL! COAL I—TAGGART** CELEBRATED SPfIING MOUNTAIN LEHIGH COAL. i J. Sc. R. OARTER’SGREBNWOOD,TAMAQUA COAL GEORGE W. SNYDER’S FINE FOREST SQHUYL KILL COAL .... RANDALL & AfgJREDITH j, Have for sale, and are constantly recefvihg Horn ■. - above celebrated Collieries, COAL OF ALL SIZES. There Is no Coal mined anywhere, equal iu quality these, and a trial will convince any one of their great superiority. Our Coal is very carefully screened at our yards, and wo will warrant it perfectly free from slate, dust and all impurities. Our PRICES areas LOW as the VERY LOWEST. Orders left at our Office, No. 151 SQUIH FRONT street, above Walnut. ~ Qrdeca (eft at out Yard, GALLOWHILL atreet, below BROAD street. • Orders left at our Wharf. WATER street, above OAL LOWHILL—or sent to either place per Despatch Post, will receive prompt attention. Purchasers for Faulty use will do well to call and ex amine our Coal before purchasing elsewhere. au4-tf BUCK MOUNTAIN COAL—Direct from the Company’s Alines, and the only authorised agents, by retail, south of Kensington. Also Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal. ’ | T. TREADWAY, Bwanson street, i* au2o-2tn] Ist Wharf above Washington, Southwark. SCHUYLKILL AND LEHIGH iCOAL.— l am daily receiving, at my yard, thebestqoalityo SCHUYLKILL AND LEHIGH COAL. My customers, and all others who may favor me with their orders, may rely on getting Coal that will be Satisfactory to them Lji~ No inferior Coal kept at this establishment to offer at LOW PRIOE9. ALEXANDER CONVERT, aul-tf N. E. comer of Broad and Cherry S’-*. ■ Lehigh and Schuylkill coal— DALY, PORTER 4 CO.. COAL DEALERS, No. 821 PRIMP Street, above Eighth, keep constantly on band, at ‘be very lowest rates, a roll supply ot Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal. an l-6m Lumber and coal.—Montgomery & NEALL having connected tho Coal with the Lumbor business, iaformthoir friends that they have made contracts for a supply of ths beat qualifies of Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal, and are now ready to re ceive orders, Twelfth and Prin** streets. Orders may be left with Sir. S. KILPATRICK, No. 13 8 FIFTH street, or with Mr. WM. D.NEALL, corner PINE and WATER streets. »018-3 m Hooks. COAST PILOT.—IN PRESS AND WILI SOON BE PUBLISHED, the following standard Books, viz: Blunt’s Coast Pilot. ISth edition; Bow, ditch’s Navigator,27thedition) Shipmaster’* AMisiant,' 9th edition. Wo Invito attention to oar new Spring Centre Com passes, which auswor Tor either light or heavy weather, and are especially adapted for steamers, and vessels where the motion is coutsnWraMe. They require fewer repairs than any compass now in use. Marino Opera Glasses of superior quality, Spy Glasses, Aneroid and Mercurial Barometers, Thermometers. American, French*ami English Sextants, Octants, Quad rants, Azimuth Compares, Binaries, Log Glasses, and all kinds of Noutieal Instruments aud Books, constantly on hand. Also, Charts of all parts of the world from tho latest and best authorities. • • - Agents for Rogers’ American Code of Signals, Deal’s Chronometers and Compasses, and for Abbott’s Horo meter, and an Instrument for working oat problems In Nautical Abtronomy by simple inspection and with per fect accuracy. They hare received tho approval of ex perienced shipmasters, and have been adopted by the U. S. Navy. E. & «. W. BLUNT. aulB-lm* No. 179 Water Street. Henderson & co’» great liter ARY FAIR, FIFTH and ARCH streets. Iu order to gratify the wishes of oar numerous pa trons, and induce the book-haying public to ftU up their libraries pt the usual low prices, we intend to preosntto evorr purchaser of books to the amount of $l aod Up- Qift in value of from 25 rents to |IOO. Gall at our establishment, look at our valuable stock, and select for yourselves. Recollect tqu are not buying at chance, for every pur chaser gets “j 9 books at the usual price, and very many will get, ui addition, a present worth having. aatl-3m J?YANS? GREAT GIFT BOOK SALE, -K-i No. 336 OUEBTNUT Street. N.B.—No connec tion with any other house in the City sal-3m NO MORE PILES—NO MORE PILES. DR. OHARLR3 KKLLNITZ, from Paris and Lon don, is iu possession of a remedy which will cure radi cally this painful disease, however nrotraetril and'ob stinate U may be. Tho first prescription arrests all pain as if by magic, and three days’ treatment effects a com pletecuro. No-charge will bo made if the remedy fail*. All diseases cured. lie i* also the inventor of a liquid for nourishing the growth of tho hair, and removing bsJdoes*. the efficacy of which he fully guaranties.* Lewis Fishblatt cured of pile®. Apply at 933 LOCUST street, near the Unitarian Ohurch. sel-lm T H. CHASE & CO. COMMISSION ANTS, 43 North FRONT and 44 WATER Street, Philadelphia. 'CONSTANTLY BBCEIVISO CLOVER SEED On ooiulgmueut from iho interior or PenturlnnU, ' vh.ro oar new Oleaaiag Mill is now ta eener.l use. ■ {D* Al«o, TIMOTHY AND RED TOP »!v»r» oO hand. ' ' »el2-tf Rosin.— «)o barrels soap-makers' * ROSItf, to Krivs 1 l>-;r schooner J. H Tlmner. iMARTIN k MAOAWETKR. : -I:i it.Wn CHIP OTSEONTHE FOR NEW OK- LEANS—Guarantied, first v*»s*l to zzU in all ihis we.k, mid takas what fr’eipht offers at the ioweet rates. Thu remarkably pa-*'.* ih ; OISEoN TIEE, ,Win. K_ t co.w loading rapidly at lUco street wharf;‘harijg u larg* portion cf hlr cargo engaged, will «ul a* at»»feyfaii or not full. rs win /ii»n*v \’u **“ and bills of idling to the countiar-boy*** for aigasture. For balance of lreiyht. of haring el*g«at state-room aecouwiod&tioaa. rWtec*.Cwfii sbiUlfelpba>~ . , ( The njJgpiScdat elipp&r ship .JOifcpji JQ&&3. Sam uel O.' TloirSns, commander, ti h hotels an* ttesurarants.' The old sTajr hotel inhakmonf COURT,—The pubUa. are ;rcap«c tikil r r : i oTo nned that the oil STAR HOTEL is fi exiU*n©T The proprietor will* be' glad to* s, ..• Fifty nJpes.Aochor Gin. - . r. ' . . Marett, Martel, Bouvet, and ?. J Dopar Breadiaa. elf of which' X offer to the trade at prions •.j .i ,'i »*••? ! . jos.r. roaiXs, . au27-3njpa i . 83 and 90 3. front Walnut. O P. MIDDLETON k BKO., IJIPOKT BBS of BRASDtES, WINM.'Ao ; .1.0. “'• I P'°Pnj>cni«/ tie pU .KBMI. KatSrfKY. a NoKh FRONT street." * , ' ' ao*2-lia A ? LE.XANDS# Y.,HOLMES, WJNE A#D xA. LIQUOR STORE, Ko, 226, Southeast Corner of GEORGS amf SOUTH Streets ** • ' -aal-lt Gi. Lewis, iitppKfEß and dealbb 0 IN une ‘wines hqt-om, aciß.4t„M Scntt.WMH Btreot, . i ieM, T>HANi)IE3.^-Pinct ( CasflUoa &;CJo., Us rrii dkICoL arri other Twiad* of Cognacs of bartons vintages, In half pipes aod qnarierc&3*j ’ iFelJiToicn Rochelle Brandies,jiaje and half pipes, o airier casks and one-«fgbei casks, all wCasiomHouse stores. Imported and for dale by. 1 '—J > , ■ - ‘ HRNBY BOHLRSi&OO-, : an,B . . Ho«. 221 and 2» SonU’fourth street. TyTHMAR; & -POBTBK,: ALE V AND LAGER B££R, BREWERY, #O. 420 ftjew N0.928} North TfllßDS&M^PhU^elphla-ShleW order* promptly afWaded to.' - •-"’aol tf Quite bg VI/X>LBFRT& SQOTT, AUOTIONESEB, » v 431 CHESTNUT Stycfit. opposite the Cteton House, between Fourth Fifth Streets • IOARD.—We' Dkvlte the' particular attention of par chasers to the positive sale of a large &0d valuable (Se lection of ancient and modern oil pairitiags, to be made at our eUrre this (Monday) morohjg at 11 o'clock. SCRIPTURE PIECE. • Also, Qnd-vatueMo t>ciioiy Family, to.ho so)d by oyder of th# admintftrator. <..! i i.VIWOP FBAXCISCO, Also, a Daguerreotypie Flew of the City of San Frau ciaco... SALE bF CLOTHING. ■ Thursday next, rooimeselnF *1 29 oVioek, re will sell stock of men’s and boys l Fall and Winter clothing SALK OF BRANDY IN BOM), f On MONDAY, ilstinat, At 10)i o'clock precisely, we wilL sell,, by cider, of Mrs. tTiiibetri nsjfloa, 1 administratrix to the fesude of John Gnjij Jr/, deceased,'ai thu Custom House, Chest bcl,v3,a Foorth aad Fiflh streets, 2D half pipes brandy. ’ VosfTiT® Bale of oil faintings.—Monday 14th iost.i, fcthmenctny tX 11 1 o'clock, wa will MU a large and valuable euUoqUon at European Oil Puat* Jng'f, embracing' works front micy of the beet Continen tal Artists. Included *}Q be found, Marin* Timm, In teriors, Cattle Piecoa, Ac .ialtodtor Ahe QsUery. Par lor, or Drawing Room. They bar* been peL-ctca With gtfkVchru tiykcHdcnt Aye&t«. T *hb hsTedaTOted spefial hUentkm In selecting for this Bskckst'. PEREMPTORY BALE Or EMBROIDERIES, SHAWM, MILLINERY n*xt, ut 10 o’clock precisely, we will Sell oh a liberal credit by catalcvue a Urge and, valuable .acjmrtiD«nt of choice French, and Scotch Embroideries,Shawls, Ribbons, Arti ficials; Skirts, Cornta, Bonnets,'and Goods generally, • • N. B. Samples will be displayed lor examination eir -1? ou the mCrniog of Stie, when 'the trade, and pur chasers genorally, will find It their Interest to attend. TVIOSES NATHANS, ADCTIONEEB iTJI AND COMMISSION. MEBCHAST. S. K. eoener SIXTH ud RACE Streets. NATHAN S PRINCIPAL LOAK OFFIOE, • 3. B. Corner nf-&xth and Race Streets, Where money will be loaned on gald,an4 nlgte Watches, Jewelry, Diatadnds, Lletblng. Dry Goods, .Groceries, Began,’HsmSwanv Cutlery. 1 foreituro, bid ding, Hoceca, Vehicles. Haruan. Stocky sed, eu al» ar ticles of value for any Lmgtk ofli-ue agreed on, cn ict satisfaetoiy and Gbefal terms than at any oihrreti V lishment. , fsefii.. . t M NATHANa, NAT£IAN'9 great sols of FORFHITND UUOD? will take’place ih a few days -1 Doe roSfee w;R be given. WKBB’S great; axle-of iorieitvj Jewelry. Guns. Fietols, Mas-cal Instrument*. &&., wiH t*ke ce shortly. DUebfitiee will beg!r<>n .. WKUS’S great sale of Dry Good* Clothing, Bedding. Ac., being forfeited cuUatesala, will take shortly. Due notice w»H be giTvn • , ! LAHGK S»ALB OF FORFEITED GOODS. Bale o! WatchK &o , Ac. On TUESDAY morning next, 3opt -aI ’IC at Mosjs Nathan** Auction Flore,'B L corner of SIXTH and RACK Streets. Bales! Rdem 2d etety, en trance, from Race *t. , Cobaiating in port of Magniflcen; AdTOocei n>ide from oue dollar to thousands os B*a moods, Silver Plate, Watches, Jewulcj, Hardware, Her chsndiee, Clothing. Famiture, Beading. Cigars, Maafc&l Instruments, Guni, Hones, Cvriagre, asd Goods of every description. , , Au goods e&n re mala any length of time agieed upon. All advances, from one hundred dollars sad upwards will bo charged 2 per cent, per month ; SfivO and r>rs: y the lowest market rate. This Store Housa having a depth of 120 fret, baa large fire aud thief-proof vaults to store *U valuable*, end pri vate watchmen for the premiss; .also, a hoavy insu rance effected for the benefit of oU person* having goods advanced upon. N. R-j-On account of having su unUudbed capital, this ohice le prepared to make alvutcoa on more satis factory and accommodttingikenua thas coy other la this city. Money advanced to the poor, 1c email amounts, with out any charge. ;. AT PRIVATE BALE. Gold PatentX*rer and other Watches, Jewelry* Clothing will be aoM at reduced prices. aul-ly tints, Capa, S'c. CH. GARDEN & CO., * Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers Dd.rtun,h£tt|eaaw to order. oao-lyif BT Cll AIL 4j£tjcWo., No.SMN, SECOND Strwl, T?fcA«3 r i- ?Jo4S!SMCKKR rt.A o’s. A’ alsoFl^ o Flagefrom two and a hvlf Inch feet, vfholwl* *ud retail* at the Flag i' o b-/ Sooth Second,*treat lOi** »>' wTI'JNDLEy & Co.. . J>« No. M'soutti tIHRD Street. ibHUtUa f CGLLEOTiONS prinuptiy made ofa »H acc4tfftie' point* U.tbe United Btdtes ana Canada. •; Stocks, Bonds, 4c., Bought and Bold on Oomn&sion. Uneurrent Bank Note*, -Chebks, &c., bought at the lowest rates. * : t.. «s 4 . M