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liETTER »AG& ' ’
Mfnhunty.Bztkn%s*, FftflodtipAia. ,
8% us Li or pool Sept 26
Br^r-2^;OoVlsU;t--u;.....LondoD4oprv- 1 SeptJ?
BSI b' ‘FI OffeW .SanFrancißOo, soon
Barque Annaeßota. Col?/.. v> • *-.-V* 4 -H’ o Janeiro* soon
''l
'459*1*8? £*U£W*ELPHtAi Scpt. at, J.BST,
SCNJIStM..... ,£j,4,6 M~SDNBIiM,. .6 00
/TTHV*' -v. 5 .•,.ARRIVED. 1 «'.ir ,-.<■/ .. i
i ; ’jEuteher/ Collins, ia days from
New Organs,iwitkmM tbPettit, Martin & Co.'Sept
«Ift Ist a 44, lou7Bi'encountered a terrific gale from N
KB, sad which continued without much intermission
until the 18th, daring which she shifted some treroen-i
done scab, and losihaTfofjdeCk load, consisting of empty
darta. On the 18th; pawed thS marts of a Bqnare' rig
tf&fcvfasrt anfl. several pieces of wreck. ••
Brig Muuge Park, Nicholas days from-’cardehas,
with 71 hhds sugar to Grant & Bon. ■At noon'llth in
stant,'south of Cape Hatteras, pawed a large rteam
ship, painted black, exposed to bathe Central, America.
rtcoT&ig NEbyN, wind Wowing 'strong from NW, and
weather thick and rainy—observed nothing in the mo
tlons of the ship to create apprehensions of ‘ distress or
danger. On tha 12th; while scudding under clpso' reefed
topsails during a terrlfle-gaie, saw; a steamship; sup
ptfeedf same, laboring very heavy, without
steam, remained in sight df her about half an houj,but
she showed no signal of distress.' The M.T.-lost main
sail end long-boat'whUdiylog to in tlie gale.' ’Capt N
never before encountered so tlolentu gale. > >
r 1 Brig Ocean Traveller, Sargent, 4 days from Portland,
with mdse to.B A fonder * Co. ‘ 1 •
Jlrschr Mariner,' Atkinson, lb days from gackvilie,
HB,.wilh plniter to John.Rßuo. • i ■
, SchrSaco, Focemlre, 6 day. fromdamM* Blvor, with
grslii toTlioaßicJiardeoni Co.
i Sohißßsrtrethßj BKamiT Sk» from Quincy, Mass!
wlth.pdm to Barker & Co. ■ ' ; ’
;.M«Bl»t f: 'rMomiro, 6 d«js from Blohmond, with
VBohr.H»ttiO!Annsh, loplej, .6 days from Boston,'ld
hpllat to Noble, Hummett ft. Rampbell. • ’■
'■Schr B.'S. danes, Townsend,.6 dare from Savannah!
utstM? 'f >Wrtln ft 00. Sept.' 14th,
JMWM; log. 7?, jessed » three masted echr bsdly
»r»lad, steering N, nhder clot* tcefed fore and msln
Mils—the othef sails apparently gone: sho was deeply
laden; pilnted leaS color with no boat, snanker boom cut
Water, galley op house; bulwarks gone, and the
water breaking aefoas her decks, but she wanted no aa- .
sutance'f the -wind 1 and sea 3 were high and storming,
could not make but her name. The following midnight,
80; loA-73,’'while nhder easy sail, fell in’With a
•MraatAeadlng,-o,.lrat she. wyotsediher,-bourse, and
OTrajed- ntarins^td I .Windward;''she ,bleff her whistle;
then fell; dff.to’ltewwd ’hnd-tebppM Mtwh; feuppotoi
bar ftfWto Ugtit t but at apyi
lighFshe *tni ’iiTiilgfct.* 33frrvfrwiher L Tra8 Very’
stormy, with atrsmendoniftea rumung at the time. %
- Echr Gov. Wm A Newell, Bonnet, ’’ 7 data fronT.WH
mingte»VJf CwtthsaVal stores toJainis Baker. • '
Sdbr Belie, VerriU, 12 days fromOalaU,- With plaster
to ualvin. : ‘ 7 • / -
Schr Tiger, Colson, 12 days from Btaghr; with lumbar
to*Twel!s?Gasklll dc-Galrfa: - ' •’« ■' 1 '
Schr T Benedict, Goldsmlthi 4-days from New Haven,
in ballast to Hayes, l Smith* A Co/ * >* ’ • -
Schr from Orient,-Ll,'ln
ballast to lteppiier*-Bro <; ' < : . : - - •
Sdhr .'Wostover, - Nickerson, 1 3 days from New York,
withmdMtoOrowell*Collins. -
Sohrßaml Castner,Garwood,- 6 days from Boston: in
ballMt to Bogers, Sinnickion A Co. • f • ? '
SchrPranols.A Floming.-Hall, 3 deys from New York,
in ballMt to C A Hecksher & Co: *f -
Sehr-A Beaton. Byan,-4 days from Providence, in |
ballast to Hayes, Smithy A Co.
Schr.APhaio, Alleh, from Virginia. -
Schr Zi P.Pharo; Cramer; 5 days from Boston, -in bal
last to Lewis Bothormei.* '
BchrCol«tine<iPlts, from New York. '■ > ' r w ,v '-
Schr Theresa O.Gcndy, 6 days from Boston', in’ballfust
to Tyler, Stone. ArCo.’ * • -t 1 i'. -
Schr Lebanoah, Teal. 4 days from Now Haven, iii bal
last & Co: ? -
Steamer-Kennabec, 1 Hand, 20 hours from Now York,
with mdse and passengers, to James Alldeidice. Saw a
coat loaded, on the lower end
of Zoo.: Blogger, Jhad. a signal of distress flying,but on
nearing her could see nobody on board. 1 , * , J •
BfTnakKD—SchrPehneylvanla, Fargo, hence for Nor
wich, with-a cargo ot coal, etrack on Marcos Hook-Bar
Bth Inst, and immediately Ailed: ■- Oapt F had two light
er load Staton Cut; and subsequently engaged the services
of steam tug J.L Poser .Which polled her off, and
the oity forrepairs. ‘ !
AT QUARANTINE.
BanjnoElissbeth J-Thomas, from Kfcoga ton; Jain,
,• -* , . CLEARED* •' * >,
Barque Thos AUibono, Thompson. New Orleans, Pet-'
tit, Martin & 00. \ . > .
Brig Albion, Parker,.-Liverpool, NS ThosVT&tson Sc
Sons. , ;~ii
Brig Oroaimbo, Rosobrook, Boston, L. Audenried Sc
00. i ,\ til’
. Behr W Q Mershon, Hershoo, Nrvr Orleans, J Baker; i
Sahrßßßernard, Hbffiies, Charleston, CMiller & Co.
Schr 8 G Ring, Andrews. Alexandria, T Webster, Jr.
AchyjA^Heaton, -Ryan, Providence, Hayes, Smith Sc
COi'i;’} ‘iii'4’ ' • ' '
-Behx'Z.Benedirt, Goldsmith;; do l - --do * - •
ftcbr ThDSPotferv Glover; do RcppHcr St Bro
Schr BCastnor, Garwood,'Boston, Rogers, Slnnickion
/Sfff.'xA-r j. ;* U'-‘ r
flchriF A Fleming, Small, Portsmouth, Ohas A Heck
sher ACo/'v.V vitH /,.: *'
do, Bancroft; Lewis
t ? P PhjiofcrinmW'Bostoh. Lewis. Rothcrmcl.s
0 GtadJ*. Sklem; Tyler, Btone St Co. *
Schr Hampden Bello, Alexander. Boston, Tan Baled: 1
Norton A Co. ‘~ t: ?> i *
SchrOliVe.’Trsd«r,-GC6rgetown'. 2 ■’ ■ 'do* ;
SchrLPhlegerObihCe,Baltimore, • do
Schr Mary Adellne/Travers, Washington, do-i. '
Schr Baerfa-Tirta, Lynch. New Haven,' I do 1
Schr Anna B Hares. Hand, Hartford, - do'
SchrCh&RCanbll,Pratt,’ do'. • - do
Schr Levi Howe, Thomas Bridgeport,' ' 'do
Schr Halifax, Lyrtd, Salerb, 1 -— 1 do - • ‘
Sloop Plantei', ‘MerHthew f ,‘Wilmington,’ Del., Sl’Cnl-
Jbugh A Co. <• 1 ’ vr?**. >- - , ' - *.•*> j
Steamer H. L. Gaw, Her, Baltimore, A. Groves iJ
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange;
" 'LBwxa;DelsSept.l2—3A-M. '
There aro some thirty sail of vessels In the Roadstead,
including the cutter Forward, and schr.W. H. Mitchell.
The harbor was ehtfrllybaro of vessels'yesterday, no
thing going inoroutwortby of note. Windß, NE; with
indications of nu approaching storm.
: ?HYoors,*e:; « -’ f • W*.,
«;-i Y; ' Haw!Yi/RK, ( 20.
AiairxD—Ship Rome, from .Glasgow; ship Zarctan,
from Bark Mary. Anna, from Sncderland.
Bitow—Ship Elizabeth Hamilton, from Liverpool.
.... " , |
Sbipßali' Eagle, Treadwell/cleared at Boaton XSth
inst for East Indies. ,
deTahmlle,' Chamberlain,* from' Cardiff,
anrlved.at Savannah 16th J»st. ,-
Ship City of Mobile, Marshall, from New York.'at Mo-
MolithiMt., Vu .'’,
Ship Daihda , fl3',' srcCnntQck, from Chincha Inlands,
82 day#; #i*at NorfolkJBib inst. { f -
lOtiUuS' '^ Teal,; hence, an at Norfolk'
( Jce^, v f MfhiwfJ
Steamship Block Warrior;* Smith, from Now Orleans,
viaHavuuL Ijfthlnat, arrat York yesterday, ’"
BwkCor4eUahma»y*fceriee via Barbados, arrived
at Kingston’, J# 23d ult.- * /r ‘4 - ’
-BarkSamoayiJayfofd, from Norfolk, at Kingston Ja,
Bark Yenus, ; Arkley,-hence aixlvcd at New Castle, N.
B/Bdhht, s> * 8
Bark 35, W.Tonltaey,Manxman, hence arrived op at
New Orleans, 12 th ihstandwa^npio'return.. ;
Bttk’Xtfcy r Atm'CarriganV for .Cardonas; cleared at
N > '
Brig# EdWln] Oirmaii.'anjj W Brfakd, Drisko, hence
atßonon?Sth jhsfl ,u * ,•> > ’ ■ * ■ -
HKelloy, for Boston,salled from Baltimore
12toInst, v,*'i* 1 **, * ! **i >b *• i ,*
Brig WfoyaWySwasly,- hence arrived at Boston 18th
Utttl l,s r '''”, ’ 1 ,r \ ‘
Brig Charles Miller, Brewer, cleared,at Boston 18th
fn*fr,‘jor Pieton. M '" <4
f ° r ’Mthjwas
Brig PeHfard,' Coafiftet, henco arrived at 8t John, N
BildtainstV “
Brig Brookline, Brannon; for Baltimore, cleared at'St
lohn.Nß.'mhtoit:’
Brig Zone,’'Thomas,' for Philadenphia, sailed from
Boston 18th Inst, , ‘ '• '■/» “
lenf^7th*}ist S^^ t ’ t, W* l f? r^a port,. Reared at,Si-
Schr Edca Ci'Kellyj h’itice at Boston , .
SchrsWar Steed; Stoithi Jo# P Cake.Bndlcoftr'Maiy
Mih>, tawsrprankAßill,Cain/ Win L r J>ayton, Bab-
BtMfc Bjatapnd, Young,- ana Walter & Lemuel;
' •
jJWft Hartford, : ;Gri«woM; fcenee; at Ilar/ford, 171 a
Schrs Olass BlowefyPalne, from klyrriouth for this
port, and Sultanna,Fletcher,- from Wakefield! Ul, sup
posed for do at NewpprilCth Inst and remained 17th.
Schr Charlotte, Smith, hence at Patrtncket, 17th inrtf
SChrO Atwater,Brown, sailed from Providence 17th
Instforthlaport. '• <;"* " ■- - ,J ‘
Schr Ida, Corson, into .Havannah 16th' irisk'by
the Alabama, reports killed from Wilmington, N C, Gth
Inst w-*-New.- York, took tbo gale on’ Wednesday ip°fU"
ixur, wltti head winds and severe weather, which lasted
till Sunday, wholi thO .vessel was’; thrown' on her beam
etuis and had to cutawayhOt 4 fore-mast to right her; In
this condition, and with five feet water in her hold, waa
spoJfrnip. Aif, on the Jdtfi lost, aboutBmUefl ES Eo?
Uatter*«Bhodls, by the Alkbafaa, whdfook off the crew 1
and took tho schooner In tow.
Schrs Cyclone, Dail/AlfixamlbrSl, dhristfei
Bayttond. And NtiVJerdey;Worth, hence arrived at New 1
Bedford 18th instant. * ->■' 1
- WnT TiiomM Besw, hence at’Warebam, 18th
instant. , r
, S'Odoper, Bailed frod Wareham 19inst;,
for Philadelphia. ■
gchr Start, Allon, from Wilmington,Bel., at Provi
denoe 18th instant - i- ; ’ 1
Schr Mineryia. Brooks, from Delaware city. atProvi
denca 13th Instant. ■ • ' J *
Schr Busan Orlean, Bragg, hehce arrived at Prorf
dencolSthinstdntJ ,r - ''' • • ' •'
Bohr. Jnd.'Boger*,' Elliott.’ for Philadelphia;-sailed’’
fromPforidened 18thibsfant,> ■ ' ’ . # r
Brig < Volant, arriv’eii at Bristol Mth
iostant., -
fft.PbUadelphie, was dt Kings-^
ton l J*njaica,'24thult,A< i adlpg- ,r. , ; ' -.• r
Bog: Jstmqnt.J Bl)lpt.t,- from Wilmington. N.O, for
.Boston arrive'd at Holmes’ Hole' 17lh lost,
d JnbV for ' RWlftdelphU, sailod from
, BOS Beatrice.,Byor, sailed Ifeth, and. Taratane 36th
iMjfromWarebatn for Philadelphia., ;i .. ,
i nillls J."^® r » o bcc arrived at New Bedford
18th -• r ~, ,i ./ . - ,
f J ?p&?iK^bte oWer ’* alWfrom^ tro,,J ' ml2thlMt
■»?pwSaeffls»f“ •’ ’"^ e4 rrom T ' nn ? M ' lo,h inßt ’
“ n,4 ' fco[n IlttntonlBtl ‘'
. ? 5, 5!“ fw ' ri’iliilclslila.Tnt
IntoßdgariOwn 16th Inst, leaking conßiderablv, sup--
posed around tho lumber ,post,' and, remained. Wih>re.,
pairing. '*
BehrKnight,hence.a»lved,atProvincetownllth.. 5
KfrfOn'tario, hen«?e, arrived at Braintree
16th,Ifist/ . t ,;.’j 4 >\ ], •.> j' ,; > . , -
SfehrEdna O Kelly, abd Onward, Lamb, kenco.^ar
*V&*Lfe*kttiBto;‘. - - - i
Wbr EUlott,“Weaver, for Ooorgetown. 80, cleared at
Boston Igthjjnai. ~ \ ° .
Sehr Battleihake- Rboa, for Philadelphia, bailed from
Kingston. Ja, 32d pit, since reported spoken; :'' • 1
SAfWmyOhn',‘for'Philadelphia, sailed from'New
Haven 18th inst,.,
_ Btdjrioh/EogebsVfor Baltimore/ sailed from
Pall River 17th inst, . ’ , ;
t.™ BoUaet for Phil»-
d«ipbW,Mle4ftonnnn»lh,VeßHth ln«t. •
gtJobn.^SU^ l ' 4o ' ' B?lllraore ' de * red .»*•
KiWolpU.,-
flobr Martlio J.GwjO) State}, honco. »»lv(4 .t H!ch
mendlSthinst. *"• 4 *' T
jaffifthlnjf ’ ?‘ lor ’ fc<im Stamfo,sl l «'Ws4 atnicb-
Scjir Sooth Shore, Door,' for PhllMclphU, wcntta Rp.
from Wltatagtoh, SOT, (Bet.-
Schr limn, O’SrtOa, from; Klchmdncl, at SaUSx loth
( WWt. • , -,„>, T rt =• 1- f
. Bebra David and. Hannah Warwielffhcncbi'&rr
' ' at Alexandria, 19th Inst; -if.,' \ , •• - W.
Boston, at CbftrUatotf
•, - . ; ■
l .< ttltfei
SSiJllteßllauMth, atPro.
rldotaitut.-"--" :
- EaiitSti, jCKubvick, -tailed frora' Merchant 12th
(»tV,) kalloggfor Phtladel:
b‘ jnSiirf,’ bWii; *
atEortooKtt nut." •'•"•- ‘ ’ ’
i 'i£feW'''W> Thacker, cleared at Boaton 19 th tart for
Bristol, Alien,.
;«iW?fe#lteJ*«WWUiSjaS for Philadelphia,-- ,
-,,-t .'i. ■'
fi .-o*4 mtJ t.» m*»* i«*-» i»* '
if /t v-* .4.jr ;'
\wi fn»tr-M44, long«,■.ship Ctv«tto, (ot Riclimond,
Me,)p«n6ury, from shields for Kpw York, . •
' 17th 46’ 10, long 69, a ship, steering E, show
ing GrinneU A Minturn’s Liverpool signal..
. , MISCELLANY.
Ship Genoa,- Pennell, »t , Kew Orleene, .18th W’ g:
porta that, during q severe .gale, August 12, let 33 30,
long 73-56, lost main-topmost and imatcn-top-galiant
roast, which caused the flhip tq lP a k at tho rata oi m
inehoa per-houn,.. „ ’
By a lettea- from Beaufort,- NO, September »'J>i> WO
learn that tho achrn dbarlos McOloos, from Wilmington,
for New York, with wheat, .and ,B 0 Staimrd, Jr, for
' Washington. DO, with .lumber, harbor b^
fore the ffale. ( During the gplo .of-fha 12th the two
veaaelsran afoul of each other,.receiving, considerable
damage: in attempting to BlipiboircahlestoKetcl «■,
them went ashore. The Chwlg McO.lces was
full of water, and has had her cargo, taken out, and they
18thInst,from Jeremio Sd.inst. 1 , when.in kt
27 42, lon-7260, .experienced a heavy .gatOf stlll
more violent gale on the 9th, during wlitcH was throwq
on her beam ends,with yard armsin ; Gie water; Anally
got before the wind,, and scudded, under bare poles,
sprung a leak, and was obliged tokeppall hands at the
pumpsforSO hours;. split Balls, Ac; threw overboard
about3otons of logwood, i •/ lt . ..
...NORFOLK, Sep; 18-Schr Lydia, .B Copperthwaite,
from Charleston fort New York, put ip* here in distress.
... • NOTICE TO MARINERS.
New LiGflT-lIouBE at Bdtch Island, Rhode Island.
—A new lieht-houseand keeper’s dwelling having been
erepted on Dutch Island, R. 1., in place of tho old one,
the temporary light exhibited during the erection of the
nowhuildlngs will be discontinued on and after the 25th
instant, 1 antHhe light exhibited from that time from
the lantehi of the'new tower; • • >'
'• The dwelllDg-hduse and- towCr are- built of brick In
connection. aud both whitewashed; - - -
'’ThC'base of tho tower is twenty and a- half feet, and
the centre of tho light' fifty-six feet abova mean low
water.' The-llghtwill-bo Qxedjof^tho 1 natural color,
and Visible around the whole horUou; produced by a
fourth <hdor catadioptric iilnminating apparatus of tho
syatom of Fresnel; and should bo eeeil from the dock of
avesael flftoftnfeet ftbovfeUhc ; water,,at a distance of
fourteen nautical miles, under Ordinary states: of.tho at
mosphere. - - ’ ' - - . ILB.HUNT,
- - - Lieutenant Corps of Eugineers.
' Light-HotsbEkoinebr OrnoH. 1 , * ’ ;
•••’ Bristol, R;l.\Seiit. 11, 1867. •« ' '
: BOSTOK,'Sept 19—Att this day, Wtiue Out*, (of N
York) Daoknan, MmnUla, IstKnlt.'‘ 0n tire’ 20th, lnt
2145, lon 8028, experienced h hurricane from 1 BE to
BSW, WNW, and NE, lasting seven hours. On the 20th,
1at,24 09, lon 8130. saw a barque with mainmast gone
ten feot above deck. Spoke 12th inst, Ist 39 20, lon 71
22, brig ifartha ‘ Foster, from Sebastopol for NY. On
tho lotn inst. lat 37 21, lon 7163, had calm weather
with heavy swell from NE. and continued calm until tho
* 32th. Br barque Sylpli, CroUFO, Turks Inland; barquo
Petroa, (of Fairfield) OSborp, Mobile; Han brig Johan*
Brpus, Bowman; brig Maria, of Fiymouth, Lee, Port au
> Prince, 224 hit, Tla Inaguas2oth, ! left nq American vessel
, Cleared—brigl Palestine, -Rogers, Marseilles; ‘David
Duffel!,’.Tabbutt; St John, NB; Monticello, Tibbetts,
j Port an Prince; barques Meldon, Chandler, Portland;
brigs Kosßuthj’Pbmroy, Jacksonville; to load for NuO-*
i vitas; Kudoras, Hiskell, Pdrtland; ship Humphrey,
’Puriugton,Given,NQ,.barque‘ Story,* Atklca,
’Baltimore'. ” 1 1 • * '
Also cld, steamer Jos Whither, Howes, Baltimore;
brig Ada Smith, Wilmington; NO. ; , .
' NEW HAVEN—Arr 18th inst. Bf brig Onward, Sas
isbhyfrbm Porto Rico. ‘ •
! u Sld 13th lust, barque Excelsior, Barbadoosl
’ ' RICHMOND—Arr ISth ihst, steamer llolvidero. Keen,
Baltimore; schra Elmira, Cornelius. Williams; M
Yannamo, Vannamo; Racer, Pcarcoj llax all, Winters ;
’WmE Leggett, Leggett, New York.
- Sid DchrWrn B Jenkins, Peterson, New York,'
I NEW YORK. Sopt, 19th. Ar Steamship Black War
'rior, Smith, Now Orleans 32th, via Havana 14th inst.
Ship R'Robinson, Robinson, Liverpool. Aug 25, with'
.rods and five hundred and fifty-seven passengers, A Green,
’Liverpool, Aug 13, with mdse and passengers, Oroon
idalo, fof Providence), Williams, Shields, Aug 32, 4th
;JnStlat47 15, lon 43 spoke Prussian ship Dantzic, for
Quebec, with poss’engers; 12, Jat43, lbn 32, saw bark Ca
roline Elms, froin Shields for New'Haven, St Louis,
Hoyt, New ( Holcno. (Droid),’ Wolkmann, Bre
men, 22 days wi^h'mdse and SlOp&Bsepgcrß. Bark Har
vest. Nichols, Savannah,Billow. (Br), Foster. Uaanica,
PR.East, Hepburn, Galvbston. 31th ; lmit.‘lat 31,' lon 77,
had a hurricane from NNE to SSW,‘which last 24 hours.'
Samson (of Mystic),‘Murry, Crystal-’ River, via Key
•West (where sho' put in for water),' Elizabeth (of Cam
den), Howo/ Savannah, J H' Jonei,,(of Cold Springs),
Nicholson, Charleston. > ’ • ‘ -
' Schra Pollux; Leehnsen, Now Orleans; H Price, Gar
raow, Jacksonville; North Statt*, DdrricksoO, Savannah,*’
Maine Law, Fitzgerald, : Savannah; B N Haskins, Man
dual; Charleston, Jos W Webster, Bennett, Charleston;
B Strong, Hawkins, Wilmfnkton, NO: Worth, Allen,
Wilmington, NO.' 18th,‘dff Egg HarW, spoke brig
Jenny Rogers, from Campo&cby, with loss of bowsprit
and jibboom, topmost and topgallant masts; 19th, Bar
nCgat bearing wNW 25 miles distant, pissed a vessel’s
mast, portly out oi water, with ■ rigg lug and light spars
hanging around it; gelnh IV Strong, FarroU,WHniing-
Below—Barque'AniClia {of'CWiz)j 20 days from Ha-’
vana. The A experienced yory sCVeroWeathor. and lost
fore and matntopsail, mlttCp zailahd flying jibboom.
i Cld steamships Augusta,' Woodhnll, Savannah'; Ma
rion. Foster, Charleston; ships Henry Clay', Caulkins,
Liverpool: W Tapscott, 8011, Liverpool; O Grinnoll,
Fletcher, London; barques Nord Aroorica /nam). Brolin,
Hamburg; Henry, Wilson, Savannah; Emma Lincoln,
Johnson, Matanzos; Stevens, Jpnos, Baltimore,- brigs
Dane (Br), Allen, Yartmouth) ,; Clinton, Dewhurst,
Charleston; pchrs Hardscrabble,• •Gregory. Dominica;
Enchantress/ Jayno. Charleston; Anfia Maria. Edwards,
Newb£rn;'B Browning, Lanfair, Plymouth; -J B Myerß,
Cobb, Richmond; ‘Arctic, Critchett,‘'Alexandria; F S
Randolph/Hazleton/do; sir
more.
’ BALTIMORE. 1 September IS.—Arr, brig Wheaton,
Staples, Eastport: schrsWoodbrldgo, Lura, from Kings
ton/Ja, Aug2s; Swarf,’ Diil.- Now York; Entcrprlre,
Leeman;Eastport. -
> Arr 19th, brig James Davis, Ginn, Portsmouth, NH;
schr John Gilpin, (Br)'HaU, Halifax, NS.' - J
i CldlSth* brig Victoria, (Br) 'Knowles, Nassau, NP;
schrs BHHuntley, Hammond, New York; Benjamin
Franklin, Greonleaf,Portland. ' -
• Old 10th, robra R 8 Dean/ Cook, Tyuntoni Mass; Wild
Pigeon, MilUkin, Providonco> and sailed. • ■
NEW- ORLEANS;' Sept. >l2-*.Arr Ships Realm,
Burgess, Union, Davis/ sj.d Genoa, Penudll, from Now
York. 1 f’• ' ‘'! k '- '■ •' * •- i
BBtow^-ShipsDanfibo; Gliding, from Cadiz; Amelia
.Oliver, City of -Brooklyn/ Mltchol,. and Wellington
BarstowyNevrYork.' ;
• • FOREIGN PORTS.
i Arrived at Kingston. Jamaica, Aug 15, schr Petrel.
Fitzgerald, Baltimore, 21 days.
i Sailed—August22d, schr Petrel, Fitzgerald, Bocos del
Tore. ,
i BrigPrlncetown, Allen, fromNewCastle, England, at
Montego Bayoh 20th init.' - ’ • ■
• Ax'htQukbee 10th Gambria, Rush, Glasgow,’
Angl^s^caj 'C rawford, Liverpool; barque Salem, SlcPhec,-
1 Cldlßth, ship Pioneer, Nooth, Hull; barquo, Michael'
Shinecr,’and' Anna London; Nordon’, Brodie,
Hartlepool; 16th, ship Agamemnon, Barley. Liverpool;
barqno Anrora, Dchiicko, Gloucester; brig Victoria, An
derson. Londonderry.
i Araf Halifax 13th, brig Boston, O’Brien,hence; 14th,
barquo Indian Queen, Harding, now York
' Old. 14th, brig Bright,Star, Ritsy, Boston; 13th inst,
brig Elizabeth, Cole, Baltimore., . .••
I Ar at St John, N B 14th inst, schr Oswego, Scott, New
York,-115th, ship OphftlinAßarkcr, Boston; schr Alma,
Corry. Alexandria: 16th, schrs Ivy Green, Johnson, und
Pleiades,'Mcßurnte, Now York.
, Old I.4tb,.schrsMamJane,Crosby,Raltiiuora;.Harr
Smith, Anderson, Boston.
’ Ar at Chatham NB 12th ,!nst. schr UeJle, Gilbert
from Boston.
Old, at Dalfaousle, NB, Otli, iust, ship K Sherman,
Hicbborn, Cardiff. .
. At at St Andrews, NB, 10th inst, schr Utica, Clark,
Boston. .
, Ar Pictou 3d inst # bark ,T Cushing, Dow, for Boston
abt 10 days; trig James Crosby, Clifford, for Boston.
Cld at Liverpool NS oth inst, schr Greyhound, God
. trey, Roekporfc.. . . •
Ar at Yarmouth 27811th Inst, brig Avon, Levis, from
Boston.
Ar at Chatham, Miramichi,vl2th inst, schr Belle,
Gilbert, from Boston. ■ .
At Surinam 27t1» ult. barque ,C. 0. .Bell, Saunders,,
tmej brigs Martha Worthington, Center, for Boston 4
days j.Cro/utadfr, Center, for Gloucester, une. ..
, Ar at do 21th ult. barque Ocean os, Adams, Gloucester,
hadbeendißmasted inahurricane in lat -030, lon ,52,
And Would probably be condemned, haying lost every
thing butthe foremast. r. ■
. At Cayenne Bth nit. barque-Lawrence, Hanson, from
Satem.just ar
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
For further ‘-Hotel Arrivals,” sec
Fourth Pago.- •■■■-
GIRARD HOTBL.—gfaestnUt St. below Ninth.
8 Spencers Lancaster Of Blooper,Boston , i■,
-J 0 Smith. Charleston, S 0 , Tlios A William** Miss ■
Geo B Black, Ga - 8W Wright A|iady,Ga.
Lieut J. MWolawright U3N W Bbattrfek, A. Y
.GcoMulford, G» • .T 0 Bejsher, Ala- . •
W H Chambers, NY, . T 33 Gibbon ic lady, Ohio
C W Sage, Addison, N X 3obn Hpey, N Y
H R Daniels, Boston Mrs Hoey, N Y
- J B Solomons A lady, HQ, . . ,
: MADISON HOUSE—Second street, above Market.
.Joaß'Taci-.Pbila. J FulJrod, Erie, Pa
0 P. Marks, Montgomery co , Asa Flint, Boston
Wm Hale, Pliila 8 P Ilahiman, Georgetown (
33 W Robinson,Georgetown G W Josephs, Georgetown
E SLconard, L’ostercity . Jno.H Sinclair, Now York
X P Mitchell, Now, York ” V Boone, Middletown: Del
3IW Johnston, L’pool, Pa . Hiram Kludow,' EUd’town
N LPeters, Ohio Jacob Nisely, Ohio'
G Mclfutter, Norfolk, Ta Jno H Minnock, Boston
ThQsCßiclianls. Boston D M Jenkins, Ohio
P BMeiidferson.L’caster co HonryP Adams, Pa , , .
ißobt K Lewis, u’daysburg- 0 Mayo A la, Dayton, 0
Alex P Phillips, Dayton, 0 Jacob Sourer A son, PMUo
MERCHANTS’ HOTEL,—Fourth St. below Arch,
i (Victor ÜBardman*Bait ■ •
AMERICAN HOUSE.—Chestnut, below Sixth.
God W P Harper, NO EH Wilson, N Y
BLACK BEAR HOTEL-Third street, ah. C&llowfalll.
J’Brauinbttcli, Reading ' B P Apple! l’cnna College
*» B Kramllch,: l'a 3 1) Rath, Penua College
* E 0 Humphrey, Peunn College.
TfiTELOOME RANGE.—SOLD BY CHAD
y? • WIOKA’BRO. 102N f SRCOfn>Bt 'apJMm '
IN THE ORPHANS', COURT FQR THE
COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA.—Estate of JAMES
HEMPHILL, deceased.
The Auditor appointed to audit, settle, and adjust the
(final) account of JOSEPH LESLEY, lyjministfator,
de bonis non, c. t. a. of JAMES HEMPHILL deposed,
and also tho (final)account of JOSEPHLESLEY,Trustee
ondor the will of,the said JAMES HEMPHILL, do
edased, and/to niako dUtributipn, will attend to the
,onties ofhls appointment on Wednesday, the 7th day of
JOfctober, A. P. 1957, at 4 o’clock P. M. at hi a office, No.
131 SouthPlfth street, opposite Independence Square,
la the City.of Philadelphia, JOBEPU A< OLAY Aud’r!
. 'September 11, 1857. ; ,i- , • , s-t.th-6t
IN>-THB CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR TUB EASTERN DISTRICT
OF PENNSYLVANIA. ' ...
.Ingraham r. Meado—ln Equity, October Ses*., 1852,
Nn.l. ’ . • ■' ’ *
Master, to Whom It was referred by the Court to
'examine aod Adjust tho further account of Benjamin
. Gerhard and George ft.'Meade; surviving trustees under
•thedeed of trust of Januftft 10th, 1821, mentioned in
the decree In this carte, nnd toroport distribution of tho
-Trust Fund roraataing üb'distributdd.'wUl meet the par
ties interested, at his office; No! *628 WalnUt Street,
PuUadelphla, ori Monday,' October 6th‘, 1857, at four
P. M. 1 HENRY WHARTON,
- :Bepl&-eod6t ' Master.
J.~ E. &B. SCHELL'S i •.
• OITY MARBLE WORKS AND STEAM MANTEL
1 . • ■' ' ‘ EAOTOBY.- ■
i ' MARBLE HALL, ' .
B 1 »■ COIttfEK 0» TENTH AND TINE STREETS,
\ , ' 'PHILADELPHIA.
Wh«ra overyrnricty of MA-lUIT.E MANTELS, TOMBS,
MONUMENTS, TABLE TOPB tind i'LOOIHNO, can bo
ggppiied upon rcaaonablo terms. nu24*tu/3m -
IN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
CITY AND CQTJNTY OS PHILADEfjPFffA;
In the matter of J. W, Starr, Executor of Marla Starr,
>- 1 ' 1 ■ ' 1 •-* *
SPhe. Auditor afpolnted-br the Codrtdo audit-, Bettte;
add adjnat i tho account of J. w. Starr, < Executor of
tile Xetate of Marla Starr, deceased, and',to report die
trthutlon of the balance,: will meet the patties interested
at his office, at thd- southeast corner of lamest and
.Eighth streets,! in the-city of Philadelphia, on TUES
DAY, September-20th; 1857, at J o’cloek in the after-
Mon. . ■ I DANIEL DOUGHERTY,
, Icll-eed&tV i Auditor.
’TN .THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
'A CITY AND COUNTY Of PHILADELPHIA,
, .Trust Entato of John Hol.-i •> ‘ ■
i The Auditor, appointed By the Court .to audit, Battle,
'and. Mitlit the , account of Levi Sperry, Troeteo under
the will of Conrad Idel, deceased, of John. Idol, and to
report distribution of the halonceln hand, will meet the
‘ parties interested at his office at the Southeast corner of
EighthATidLoeait.BtreeM, on WEDNESDAY Afternoon,
September 30th, at 4 o’clock.
, i. DANLBL DQUUIIERTI', Auditor.
■f i "
,S lij.l'W* )«•
DOMESTIO PORTS.
“"Sjjeiclal IfoUres.
Fowler, WelU, & Co.—late 831 Arch afreet—
have removed,to 922 Oubstnut STnagT, where they, will
continue to keep standard works ou Phrenology, Pbysi
olggy, Water-Cure, and Phonography. Full and reliable
examinations by an experienced Phrenologist, day and
evonlng. Cabinet free to visiters. 1 s«l7-4t<f
Srnmen’s Saving Fund —Office 803 Walnut
street, one door west of second street. Receives de
posits in sums 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 9 until 6 o’clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 in the President
Franklin Fell; Treasurer, Charles M. Morris; Secre
tary, Jame* S. Pringle.
Bower’s Infant Cordial,--•This invnluablo
Cordial is prepared from'a variety of the most choice and
efficient aromatics kuown In medicine, and is the moßt
perfect and reliable carminative extant for infants and
young children.
By its powerful influence a speedy euro Is effected In
all cases of Cholic, windy pains and spasms. Relieves
and mitigates mubh of children’s suffering during denti
tion or teething, and by its soothing properties tran
quilises pains of the 6ow</a, lobsoness, vomiting, &c.
The Infant Cordial boa become a standard remedy,
and has been used in thousands of cases with the most
abundant ouceoss. No family should bo without it.
"Prepared only by Hbsrv A. Bowbr,
At bis Drug and Ohemical Store,
N. E. corner of Sixth and Green sts., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders must be addressed. And for sale
by Druggists generally. au 13-ly
Saving Fund—Five Per Cent. Interest—Na
tional Safety Trust Company, in WALMorStroet, south
west corner of Third Btreet, Philadelphia. Assets
over O.vk MiLLrox and a Half of Dollars, invested
in Rbal Estate, Mobtqaqbs,Ground Rents, and other
first class securities, as requitpd by the charter. This
institution confines its business entirely to tho recei
ving of money on deposit. Any snra, largo or small,
is received, and the mohey is always paid back, with
out notic&, to any amount.
The office is open every day from 0 o’clock in the
morning until 7 o’clock in the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday evening* until 9 o’clock.
fllarriages
On the 17th inst., at tho residence of tho bride’s fa
ther, by Rev. A. G. McAuley, JOSEPH lIARVEY, Esq.,
to Miss SARAH JANE, daughter of Win. Ilogg, Esq.,
all of this city. ,
On'tho 10th instant, by the Uevl M. D. Kurtz, Mr.
GEORGE D. WIBIIAM, of Moorostown, N. J., to Miss
KATE'A. BOWEN, daughter of Mr. D. ll. Bowen, of
Philadelphia. ’ ■ 1
On the 17th inst., by the Rov. W. Blackwood* D. P.,
Mr. JAMES MoNEILL to Miss ELIZABETH STEEL,
both of thiscity;- , 5
JDcatljs,
Oa the 17th inst., in tho 31st year of his Ago, ALFRED
W.INGRAM.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, from his lato residence, No. 1
White’s Court, this (Monday) afternoon, at 2 o’clock.
To procoed to Lebanon Cemetery.
On tho 18th Instant, MARIA RORER, widow of tho
lato David Rorer, in the 67th year of her ago.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to
attend tho funeral, from her lato residence, near Miles
town, this (Monday) morning, at 30 o’clock.
On tho XBth instant, FREDERICK BOBBER, in tho
64th year of his ago.
The relatives and friends of tho family aro respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral, from his lato residence,
Monroo Village, this (Jronday) morning. 2lßt inst., at
10 o’clock. , ,
! ID" Notico.—At n Meeting of the Cotnmlltee
of Arrangement, held at Zftno street Hall, Sept. 18th,
A. D. 1857, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Itesatvid, That the thanks of the Committee ore iluo,
and we tender tho same to the members of the Phila
delphia Press, (nith one exception.) for their kindness
in publishing a synopsis of the G. U. O. ofO. F. Parade
and Promenade Concert, which took place on the 3d
m £-’.‘ aDd * lso r ° rthelr complimentary and Impartial
criticisms thereon. '
Jicfolved, That an expression of our thanks arc par*
.tlcolarly duo to his Honor tho Mayor, and to tho
•Ollier of Polioo, for tho courteous and gontiomau-liko
manner iu which they received the Committee, and ex
>tended their official protection during tho parado. And
dike vise to the gentlemen comprising tho Police force,
,who rendered efficient oorrlcco in thostreofa, and at the
Ilall, during tho day and oveuiDg.
' Resolved, That tho thanks df tho Committee are also
duo to Mr. Buffington, for voluntarily performing tho
closing Ode of tho Order, on his oxcellont Organ, at Na
tional Hall. ’
Resolved, That we adopt this inothod to return our
sincere thanks, and to oxpress our high consideration
for all who in any way interested themselves in our ho
, ... JOS. JOHNSON, Ohairmau.
AMOS WEBBER, Secretary. (so. 21-I*.
- ipr* Thirteenth Ward.—'The Democratic Exe
cutive Committee will meet this (MONDAY) evening,
f l ,. 7 ,# o'clock, at the house of D. S. Drum, corner of
EIGHTH and BUTTONWOOD streots.
L fl nnWAKm SKINNER, President.
E. S. ROW AND, Secretary. scpl’l-lt#
! tCP Second Word—A Sleeting of ihe Umo.
erotic Executive Committee, of SECOND WAltl), will
S’, v 1 “ f Mr ' T - IAErEitTY. this MON'
DAY EVEMNIt, Sept. 2Ut, at « past 7 o’clock
Tl It. 11. OOItIIUTT, l'rcsldcut
Edward Boff, f a . , *
Moriuh A.. Uarrikotos, 5 ° cor ®“*‘l*S'
10-Hpn<l Unarters kerstone Club A Mrrt
vSvw>u', 0 . Club will bo held TIUS (Monday)
.a. 1 iD " ll,nt = »t Hold Quartern, (llobo Hotel,
pixta street, below Chestnut, at half>past soveii o’clock
By order of
, se2l.lt
JNO.O. MoOAIJj, Sec,
Journeymen Tailor*, fcooh to your Interests!
»7i7i r j D » Mass Meeting of the Journeymen Tailors of
Ph lodelpliia will be held at Sanacun Street Hall, at 7
b clock, on Monday evening, Sept. 21. Every man that
losirea to better his condition, it is hoped will come
forward now. By order of tho Committee, (up2l.lt*
; A Special Meeting of the wholesale and re
tail Malt and Liquor Doaler’B Association will bo held
on Tuesday afternoon, Sopterabor 22nd, 1867, nt two
o'clock, at the Mechanics’ ll&ll. 3d atreot, below Green,
raytlcular attention is required 6f every member. Bv
order of tho Association, J
\ & 21-2t.#
hlnss Meeting of the Democracy of the
First, Congressional District will beheld on Monday
evening, ilit, at o’clock, at Fifth and Shlppei
Btreetfi. * r
The following named gentl
tlcmen will addresstho meet*
ing:
James It. Ludlow, Ebo.,
Dm. 0. W.Kibikoui,
non. Thom. ii. Flohexcb,
Cuab. IF. Cakutgak, Em}.,
Hon. IVm. 11. Witte,
Titos. E. Habkixs. Eeq., }
• Come one, cowo all! Coni
’ Ky order of the Democratic
afloat [Evening Argug c
ID® or«
IDasibl DotronEßTT, Esq.,
Wu. C .Lbiimas, Esq.,
Lewis 0. Gasamv, E*q.,
Stkhik.vH. Heston, Esq.,
JohnUoLkiKn,and
( Rout. J. I'alktiioup, Esqi,
«e iu your strength !
oCity Executive Committee,
copy.]
—jco of the Union Canal Company
PmMPELPHu. Sopt. 34th, 3857.—A meeting of tho
stockholders of the Union Canal Company of Pennsyl
vant& Tfftll be held at the office of tho company, (Far
qubar Buildings,) No. 229 WALNUT street, below
Third, on TUKSUAY, October Gth, next, at 12 o’clock,
M. By order of the Board of Managers,
sel6-dtoco 0. THOMPSON, Bec>y.
Light .'light i light.'—
„ . THBHB nonits FOR ONE DOLLAR.
iIiNAPP’S PATENT HOSIN OIL LAMP
Tho ,, »«d ta/fst Artificial light in tho
world. The proprietors of KNAPP’S PATENT LAMP
do not now hesitate to speak of it as ono of tho greatest
benefactions of tho age. It is now established that it is
prac{icoi/ji adapted to the burning of Hosin Oil among
oil tho people. It has for a long time been * oil under,
stood by ail Chemist* that Rosin Oil was five times
ekeaytr than Whalo Oil, liumlng Fluid, or oilier mate*
rials producing artificial light, but heretofore, although
more than one hundred thousand dollars lm© been
expended in Boston In attempts to produce a Lamp in
which to burn this oil, they navo all. from some enttne
or OthM./atied, and it baa remained, iui was remarked
by tbo Boston Journal, for A. H. Kuanp. from beaut],
fully simple and philosophical principles, cosily under*
Stood, to bring forward a Lamp exactly adapted to burn
ing this Kvain Oil in all styles of Lamps, and for tho
common use of persons everywhere, at a mere nominal
§osfc, so that no one can afford to do without it. Besides
be above, ihig Lamp gives so char, soft, and steady a
light that persons with .weakeyes find no more difficulty
in the,evening than in tho day-time—making it, as se
veral clergymen have remarked, tho “ student’* friend,”
as wfiU os the mechanic's and seamstress’s indispensa
ble companion.
, PENNSYLVANIA COUNTRY MERCHANTS
will find it to their interest to call at tho Agency, and
examino this truly wonderful Lamp. Couuty Rights
for tho sale of these Lamps in tho State of Pennsylvania
, will bo sold on terms so favorable th&t those becoming
interested cannot fail to realize large profits from tho
business, Agency, 202 CHESTNUT Street, above
Second. so2I-d2w&w2t
jplßfi INSURANCE.
SPRING GARDEN FIRE INSURANCE COM-
PANY.
.CAPITAL $120,000, PAID IN CASH,
' AND SECURELY INVESTED,
OFFICE, N. W. CORNER OP SIXTH AND WOOD
STS., SPRING- GARDENS.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
DIRECTORS.
John 11. Dohnort, Henry M. Phillips,
David Woelpper, Lewis SUinnack,
Benjamin Davis, John Lendell,
, John' Evans, Jr Charles Field,
1 Auicy M. Park, William E. Wood,
James DurnoU, John 1). Stevenson,
Jacobs Mintzer, OurwJn Stoddard,
Henry Homer, Thos. D. TJUinghost, ,
1 Gconjo K. Childs.
JOHN H. DOUNERT, Presidont.
'L. KRUMBHAAR, Secretary. sept 21-ly
Department of highways.—
Septembkh 21,18&7.
‘ 'Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until
Thursday next, tho 24th Just-, at 12 o’clock M., for pav
ing tho following streets with tramways:
Lemon Btttiol, from 10th to 11th, )
Penu do do 13th to Broad >in the 14th Ward.
Hazel do do 11th to 12th, )
Sterlings Alley, do Race to Cherry—in tho 6th Word.
All the materials to bo furnished, and to bo of best
quality, and the work to bo done in a substantial manner,
and kept in good condition for two years from the tlrao of
completion. JOHN II’OARTHY,
*ep2l-3t Chief Commissioner of Highways.
Girard fire an
ANCE COMPANY, PH
302 WALNUT street, west o l
“FIRS RISKS O
DIBBO'
ID M All INK INSUR
IILADELPHIA—OOIO9. NO.
}( THIRD.
ONLY TAKEN.”
DTOES.
Jer. Walker,
Jno. McClure,
The. Craven,
A. 8. Olllett,
Furman Sheppard,
Sami. Jones, SI. D.,
Joseph Klapp, 31. D
Wm. M. Swain,
'John Anspach, Jr.,
H.hVlJunfooghs,
J. B. Hughes,
F. I). Sherman,
Win. P. Hacker,
J.P. Steiner,
H. A. Shackelford.
Hon. JOED JONES, President
• Hon. G. W. WOODWARD, Vice Prenldont.
‘ Jso, 8. BIoMOLLiN, Becretary.
Assistant Secretary. aul-Sm-lf
QAVINU FUND UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPART, corner of THIRD and OHEBT.
NUT Streets.
• Largo end smell sums received, end paid back on de
mand, without notlco, with FIVE PER CENT INTER
EST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
' Office hours, from 9 until 5 o’clock every day, and ou
MONDAY EVENINGS Irom 7 until 0 o'clock.
DRAFTS for solo on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from £1 upwards.
IPrcflideut —STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD.
[Treasurer—PLlNY FISK.
. Teller—TAMES B, JIUNTER
Office of the street sweeping
AND FERTILIZING COMPANY-No. 020 SAN
SOM Stroet, below SEVENTH.
PniLAPBLTmA, Sept. 16th, 1857.
A Meeting of the Stockholders of this Company will
bo held at the Office of the Coropauy, on MONDAY next,
the 21st Inst., at 11 o’clock, A. M.
By order of the Directors,
• aoplB-3t OIIAB. GUMMING, President.
17th instant, a KNAPSAOIC, containing; wearing
npjfarel. Tho owner ctm procuro It at No. 20 WOOD
’BINE Street, hy proving property. 8018 It
.JWOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.—The ship
Capt. A. H. Lucan, from Liverpool.
Ifl n6w dlachatging under general order at Almond street
Wharf. Consignees will please attend to receipt ot
THOB. RICHARDSON * 00.
THE PRESS.-PHILADELTffiA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2i, 1857.
List of letters remaining in
the PHILADELPHIA POST OFFICE up to 12
o’clock P, M. on Saturday, Sept. 10, 1857. (Pomona
applying for advertised Lottbra will please mention the
date of the List.} Open on Sunday from 7ft to Bft o’clock
A. M., and 2 toSP.BI.
Arrott Bliss M Gray Mrs Ellon Parvens Mary
Anthony Anna Garry Catharine Palmira Miss
Adlen Fanny Ilouzley Miss I’oesclio Blra B
Aortsen Lizzie B Iloydon Mins E P pooha M&ry
Allen Lizzie P Harrison Mina MO Penaleruiachoo J
Beale Mr* Jos 2 Haiumon Mary Pbato I’hoeba A
Beck Miss Emma Hampton Mrs E A Pratt Mary
Barclay Julia A Haywood IlaunhE Parkor Mma
Bancker Mr* J WHamlon Anna Poiton Mary Jano
Bates Matilda Ilonry Miss Sallio Palmer MrsM
Boeluo Mrs J W Hartriek Sallie Pink M K
Henna Sarah Hankins Mrs N Parmer SII
Botton Mrs Hendrickson Eliza Pennington E
Barnes Sarah IleenryMadanu :piewou Sarah
Bay lisa Miss Heyward Evolio Palmer Julia
Baltioaon Amelia Ilotty Mrs Oarmell Porter Mary
Bill Miss Anna Harper Mary Ann Ramble Margaret
Berney Mary Harry Margaret lUndoll Mrs
Bergen Miss Hall Mrs Anna M Ralston Mrs L r
Bermenton I M lIUI Miss Mary Earner Mrs J J
Blytho Mary nill Miss Hanuah Redmond Mrs 2
Blades Rachel Hilbert Ellen Rickards Annie
moon Mrs Holland Sirs Dr Richardson M
Blain Mary 0 GW RitlerOleive
Bliss Mrs L nodgstou Mrs EUt Richey Anna
Bleucher Anna Horn Miss Cnth'o Riding Mary
Birch Mrs Thos Howard Mrs W J Ritchuvilson P
Briliy Emma llugUeß MraJamea Read Nolllo
Burke Carrio H Hubner Mrs Beany Mrs Ann
Berrell Mary J Hull Mrs Coram Rees Mrs JohnH
Boostlck Nannie Hopper Susan 8 Rlolegly E L
Brodhcad Mrs D D Howard Mra lIF Riber Mrs M E
Bradley Mrs John HuttonMrsEdwd Riley Bridget
Barre Mrs Hasraer Naucy 0 Rogers Rachel 0,
Burr Mary T Hyde Mrs Isabel 0 Roulaton Martha
Buckley Sarah P Holloway llacheUßyne Mary
Brainward DT H Hulley Mrs II Robeson Jane
Brady Anna Hunter Mrs Jane RowaudrMaryU
Burke Rose nothkfo* EUzabh Robinson Kiia’th
Brauld Madam HovodimJano Roth Rebecca
BruenstenJlaryE Idlon MrsUosanna Rodino Jano
Burney Mrs Jones Mrs Rich’d RothraelMary
BrophyMaryA Jones Miss Porela Robertson MrsE
Bonat Susan Johnston Mary Robbins Emily
Brobct Sarah Jones Mias Ellen RodenbokMary
Brown Ellen Joseph Mrs B Ilcsenbugcr F
Brady Margaret Johnston Matilda Rothschild Esther
Buck Miss 0 Johnston Mary Shelley Miss V J
Carroll Miss Mary Kern Mrs ShuttyMrsJ
Caldwell Mary A Kolley PhelUo ShonrorMlsaEW
Churchman Anu Hilo Mrs Miriam Sanford MJbs M T
Chase MrsSylv’r Kuhn Miss Maria Shultz Josephino
Cmnpton Marg’t Ketnpsey EHzabh Schwarz Christian
Cavaiifth Julia Kcmbo Mrs Mrs
Chambers Susan BKeenyMra W Scott Eliza A
Carpenter Mary E Kemble Mary W Saffery Mrs
Cauipoon Sop’y W Kellar Mary W Sheppard Sarah W
Chase Sallio E Kamraerilargary SaenKate
Carroq Miss Eliza KicklmnsCharl’to Sharp Juliet
Canning Bridget Lightbron Mary Scoot Mias Ellou
Chapman Marg’t Latri&aou MUe MC Sindcra Julie
Casey Miss E Longstroth Miss Scott Mrs
Chapman Sarah L Mary M 2 Sorro Mrs Ann
Chapman Mrß LouraUlorMra 0 Soiople Bolle
Cashcton Sopha 0 Lechler Marg’ta Savage Mrs A H
Carden Abigal Lyson Susannah Bhannon Mra U A
Caferty Mrs Lyda Leo Mrs Mary- Beton Matilda
Chavo Elizabeth Long Mrs Sarah Shattenock E G
Cariilo Rebecca Loago Mrs Chari’© Smith Miss W
Cassett Martha J Leo Mrs Lizzie W Smiley flachol
Oaulen Mary Lighten Mrs Mary Smith Miss Maria
Cazenove 0 L Lafore Miss Stazie Smith Miss Sarah
Carroll Anna Lochline Mrs Ann Smithley Jesse
Campbell Carrie Lenes Eliza Mrs
Clark Mrs Elira Lynch Mrs Ellen Smith Katherine
Clarke M W N LeonardMUsKllen Smithwick Mag
Clino Mrs Sarah Lee Norah Smith Mra Ann
Older Mias Anna Liuselle Fanny Boiith Matilda B
Clnrry Elton Lippincott Louisa Smith Emma
Clements Clara E baton Mra John T Smith Anno
Clark Frances Love .Maude Small Julio Ann
Cleveland Mrs II Martin Mrs? P Spiers Malvlno
Clmney Mary L Mason Miss Sillias Stewart Isabel
Cowan Mrs Mary Megrath Llzzlo Stevens Mary
Crock Mrs Ellen Mastin Jane Sorell Mrs
Corr Mary Mnclollan slrs G Stewart Elizaboth
Coleman Mad’e B Martin MissMollio Spurston Mary
Coyle Susan MuthcwsMre Eliz Balon Emma M
Cooke Mrs Hill MartinMissMA3 SpeucerMrs Ann
•Crokor Mrs Sarah Maxwell Ellzahth Slavcely Kate
Craft Emily E Moldrew EHzabthSobv Mrs M A
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Joctor Faost Signor Gaspare Pratosl
Jeter. . .Signor Cecchetti
Marguerita..... .......Mde Louise Lamourenx
Signora Cecchetti
Splrito Dauzante Signor U&r&tti
Mefisiofele Signor D. Ronxani
PHIOE3 Of Admission—Parquet, Dress Circle and
Balcony, 11; Family Circlo, 6U cents; Amphitheatre.
25 cents.
Tbo Box Office of the Academy is opou from 9 A. M.
to 6 p*. M . for the securing of ReserredSeata and Uoxcs"
without uxtracharge.
Tho fiallet will commence at 8 precisely.
Carriages will set down heads South, and take ud
beads North,
THO 3. McKEON, Treasurer.
WHATLEY' B ARCH ST. THEATRE.
*▼ —Solo Lessee WUEATLEY.
Soalb or Pmoxs.—Orchestra Stalls. 50 cents; Dress
.Circle (uo extra charge for Secured Seats), 60 cents;
Family Circle and Amphitheatre, 25 cents; Seats in Pri
vate Boxes 75 cents; Whole Priratd Box, S 3; Gallery,
13 cents; Gallery for Colored Persons 25 cents: Prl
nt Qaller J r Colored Pergoos, 38 cento.
BoxOfUco open from 10 A. M. until 8 P M
J M.IUYHITTON “ TrJisnrer
THIS (Monday) BVPNINO. Septal, the'per
formances will commence with Shakspcare's *
U A II L £ T
Claudiu. ; Mr. Frederick.
Mr K. j,. Davenport
renhoV-^*' ;; Mr. Wheatley
Ophelia. Mrg P. L. DaTcnnort
To conclude with the Laughable Faroe of
BKKTOIIEH IN INDIA.
Sir Matthew Scragga.
Tom Tape.....
Lady Scraggs
TVATIONAL THEATKE, WALNUT ST.,
xi near Eighth.
Admission Scat? In Private Box, *1; Orchestra
Choirs, 75 cents; Dress Circle and Parquet, 60 cents:
iatmly Circle,2*)cents. Doorsopcn at 7. Tocomtnonco
at 8 o’clock. s
Box QlDce open from 10 to 1 o'clock, when seats r*p
be secured.
BtajiS Managor Mr. H. WatVlnH
(.Monday) EVKNINO, Sept. 21, the porform
anco will commence with Knowles’sPonularPiarof
LOVE.
Countess..... Miss Kimberly
Ij oo ' l '••••*' Mr.T.B.Ums
bap™** Mrs. Muzzy
„ To conclude with the comic piece ontitlM
THE OMNIBUS} OR, A CONVENIENT DISTANCE
PROM TOWN.
Pat Rooney
Sit. Lodger.
Sirs. Dobbs.
STREET THEATRE^£oT
_ Mr - B A. Marshall ; Stag© Manager, Mr.
Johnaefton. Price*.—Dross Circle and Parauette, 60
Cents; UppwrOircle, 25 cents; Prlvato Box and Orchestra
Seats, 75 cents. Box Office open from 9 o'clock A. 51.
to 3 r. M. Boors open at 7 o'clock; performance to com*
meuceat7tf.
THIS (Monday) EVENING, Sept. 21, will bo acted
the olegaut Comedy, entitled
CAPTAIN OF TIIE WATCII.
Viscount do Ligny 51r, John Wallack lister
Baron Vanderpotter Mr. Lo Jloyne
Katryn .Mias Gannon
1 o conclude with Goldsmith's Standard Comedy, called
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER '
Old Hardcastle Mr. W. R Blake
\oung Marlow Mr. J. Wallack tester
ilu-fl Hardcaatle si rs . noey
cjanford’* opera house—
ELEVENTH Street, above Chestnut.
Doors open at o'clock—to commence at 8.
Admittance 25 cents. ’
SANFORD’S OPERA TROUPE
In their Operatic Entertainments, introducing all tho
latest Songs, Glees, Choruses, Dances, &e., concluding
each evening with, a 5
LAUGHABLE BURLESQUE.
1016-lin
liegal Notices.
TN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
J. CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA.
In the matter or tho Estate of Jahn Doramic tlmcll,
dcc'd.—The auditor appointed to audit, settle, aud ad
just tho account of Iter. 0. J. 11. CARTER, Adminis
trator of tho Estate of JOHN DOMINIC BERRKLL,
d e c „’ Wlll weet tho Parties interested at hia office, No.
213 South Sixth street, Philadelphia, on Monday, Sen*
touiber 2d, 1857, atto’clockP. 51. ” 1
le , ck LEWIS 0. CASSIDY,
» »*P aB*fimr 5t Auditor.
IN THE ORPHANS* COURT OP MONT
GOMERY county, August J9th, 1857. Notice is
horeby given, to all persons interested In the estato of
Mary Alderfer, late of tho township of Lower Salford, iu
said county of Montgomery, deceased, that Abraham,
John, and Benjamin Alderfer hare applied to said Court
by petition, praying for a decree for the sale of thoroai
estate of said Mary Alderfer, deceased. The said Court
*”,« ta«J WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of September,
1857, at 10 o’clock A. M., at tho Court House, in Norris
town, for all parties interested to appearand show cause,
if any they have, why tho prayer of said petitioneri
should not be granted By order of the Court.
J. B. DAVIS, Clerk of the Orphans' Court.
‘ au2o-d4w
Agriculture,
STATE AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION.
—AORICULTUEISTS, STOCK BREEDERS, QARD
NEB3, POMOLOGIBTB. INVENTORS, MANUPAC
TUIIERS t ARTISANS!J All classes are layited to be*
come exhibitors.
oZ'.'L STATE AGRICULTURAL
SMH'TY will hold its SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHI
BITION at Powoltoo, Wait Philadelphia, on SEPTEM
BER 20th aud 80th, and OCTOBER Ist aud 2d «u«u
ing, rot thodlapW of Oattto, Horses, Sheep, Striae and
Poultry, Agricultural Machines and Implements, Dairy,
Field and Garden Products, Seeds, Fruits, Flowers and
vegetables, the Mechanic Arts, Domestic, Household
and other Manufactures, Btovos, Wares and Inventions
♦ A PLOWING MATCH 1 !
<ln order to promote skill and efficiency iu the im
portant work of the Farm, a Plowing Match will come
off on tho fourth day of tho Exhibition, to which men
and youth* are Invited to compote for the premiums.
■To sellers and buyers of farm stock this Exhibition
will afford a most favorable Market.
Tbo different Railroad Companies will carry all stock
and articles to and from the Exhibition fret of charge
as heretoforo, and will issue Excursion Tickets for the
Fair week at the usnal liberal rates.
Lists of Premlams and all other Information will be
furnished on application to ROBERT 0. WALKER, Se
cretary at the Rooms of “the Philadelphia Society for
Promoting Agriculture,'»OUesnutStroet, below Seventh,
south side, up stairs. ’
Tho books for the entry of articles and animals Will
be open on and alter the Ist of September.
„ „ „ DAVID TAGGART,
President Poona. Eta to Agrienltural Society,
aal3-d t sop 28
iFor Bale anb to £et.
rrio LET.—THE STORE NO. 110 ARCH
X street, between SECOND and FRONT streets, ad
joining the block of large STORES, recently erected bv
SAMUEL SMYTH, Esq, will be ready to occupy on the
25th instant (September) w
Ruin or Fluid Lamp busiueas not treated with Ap
ply t« WALTER PATTERSON,
soplP-lw 43 North Front street
jt&QAfYOK $5OO BOOK BINDERY FOR
SALE—Seven years established, doing a
fair Job business, which can bo increased, both blank
and printed jobs. Location, 635 Arob street, below
Sixth. Blank booka at cost, jobs bound to onler.
auglo-5w
PRIVATE RESIDENCE IN GLOUCES
TER, N, J., FOR SALE, handsomely located and
shaded—Lot, 76 feet by 140. Price, $3,000. Also, Lota
suitable for manufactories, fronting the river. Apply
toO. ROBB. No. 311 South Fifth street. au29-lm# *
f'tLOVER SEED—NOTICE TO PENN.
V SYEVANIA FARMERS AND STOREKEEPERS.
The undersigned aro now prepared to purchase for
cash, prime Closer Seed of the new crop. Pennsylvania
storekeepers and farmers, by sending samples to our
address, can, at alt times, ascertain the prico at which
we are buying. Parties wishing samples, by which to
bo governed as to quality, can haro thum sent by mail,
by addressing us. J. U CHASE A CO,
aepltMf 43 North Front, and 44 Water streets
Wm. d. ho^Fs^carriageWpos-
ITORY, 1003 and 1011 CHESTNUT STREET,
above TENTH, Is now Open for the Bale of every de*»
cription of Carriages, combining Stylo, Durability add
Elegance of Finish, from tho Manufactory at the corner
of Sixth and Master streets, to which the attention of
Citizens and Southern and Western gentlemen Is res
pectiulljr called.
N. B,—Especial attention given to Carriages for re
pairs in the shops connected with Die Repository. Eu
trance on Chestnut 9troot. si»l4-mwf2w
Department for supplying the
CITY WITH WATER.
Philadelphia, September 14,1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that tue lint of DELIN
QUENT WATER RENTS, for 1857. wilt bo handed to
the proper officers for tho cutting off or detaching fur
ruls supplying such delinquents with water, on TUE 3
DAY MORNING, Septomber 2’»d, 1557.
NO WATER RENTS will be received at the Register's
Offico after MONDAY, September 21st, 1857. To save
expe«*», those who have not paid their Water Tax for
1857 had bettor call aud settle before that dato.
t J. M. KAYBOLD,
flol5»0t Register of Water.
LUMBER! LUMBER! ! —Tho subscriber,
who has for several years occupied the promises at
Sloan’s Planing Mill, Kensington, has removed to
COATES STREET WHARF, adjoining the Phoenix
Planing Mill, on Delawaro avenue, whore he intends
keeping a large assortment of Carolina aud other lloor
lug boards, stops, risors, shelving, ceiling, fencing and
scaffold boards, thoroughly seasoned and woll worked.
For sale at the lowest cash prices. Purchasers are in
vited to call and oxamine for themselves, and every ef
fort will bo made to give satisfaction. Orders received
and supplied at the shortest notice for ail kinds aud
Sixes of Southern yellow Pine, Timber and Scantling,
aul.tf 8. 8. RICHIE.
HOLMES’ SELF-RIGHTING SURF AND
LIFE BOAT.—The undersigned are sole agents
for the sale of HOLMES’ SELF-RIGHTING SURF AND
LIFEBOAT. Patent right for States or cities or boats
ready for use, can bo obtained by applying to
BISHOP, SIMONS, A CO.,
selß-lm 36 North wharves.
MARGHANT'* '
CRYSTALOORAPHS,
Oil PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURES IN OIL,
N 35 corner of EIGHTH and LOCUST.
The above pictures differ essentially fiom abytbing
ever before offered to tho public. Their softness, and
truth of color and outlino, extraordinary ininuteuess
and accuracy of detail, insure, of necessity, tho greatest
ttdelityof reKcmblanco; while tho severity of tho or
deal to which they nro exposed in manipulation equally
Bottled the question of their permanence. These facts
enable the subscriber to offor them, with the greatest
satisfaction and coniidonco, to the public and to his
friends,
They are secured by letters patent to, and can bo had
only “ f ... ... e. d. merchant.
ID-" I ortroits of the cabinet, and life site on canvas
aa heretofore. „„ 18 . 3|u
DissolutioFoF copartnership.
Tho firm of 0. 0. DAVIES .V CO. la thi. day
dissolved by mutual foment.
Tho husinoas of tho Into Brin will ho settlod hv either
of tliopartners. o. 0 . DAVIES,
IVM. S. NOBLE.
A. L. HOUGH.
Philadelphia, Sept. 16th, 1857. aold-Ct
TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS^—
Attention Is invited to the following stock of sea
aoned LUMBER:
300,000 feet 6-4 Yellow Pino Floor Boards,
250,000 feet 4-4 do do.
30,000 feot 3-4 do do, suitable for lin
ing stores.
76,000 feot Whlto Pino Floor Boards.
360,000 feet Spruce Joist.
Selling low for cash, to suit the times, and iu lots to
suit purchasers.
ALBERT BENTON,
South PRONT etreot.
f'JHEAP SUMMER FUEL.—GAS COKE*,
.V,,?, r .,'^L l ™ t l u “ m .> r . ISBoldattho PHILADELPHIA
(> AS » OHK3 tor tho reduced price of five cents u bu«diol,
oiid may be obtained in large nr small quantity by ap
plying at tho Goa Office, No. 20 South SEVENTH
titrect. ’
To Purchasers by Wholesale, it is sold at the Works,
In First Yt aitl, by the ton, at a price equivalent to An
thraclte, n tJ2 fiOporton.
(Signed,) J. 0. CItESSON, Engineer.
HII.MIWU I)U Wows, Aug S 5, ’67. »u27-tf
Thomas e. Baxter—hardware,
CUTLERY AND TOOLS, No. 810 MARKET BT„
AhOTe Ninth, eouth eide, Philadelphia. ns 1-Oa
Processor saundeeFSJstitute
WEST PHILADELPHIA. *
No Seminary whatever is more like a private fainilr
The course of (study Is extensive and thorough. Pro
fessor Saunders will receive a few more pupijs under
fourteen years of age into his family. Enquire of
Messrs. J. 8. Silver and Mathew Newkirk, or Col. J, Yi
I'orney, Editor of this Paper, whose sons or wards are
now in o^ libera of his family. * wptH-tf
ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL ACADEMY,
LOCUST STREET, we.tof Sljtteenlh. Cl»a«»in
i-atin, Greek, french, and the usual English branches,
arranged so as to allow pupils to advance In each, iode
pendently of the others, with a rapidity proportioned to
abilities. Much time is given during
Jnin°°i *«* *? P re Paro lessons. Circular* may be ob
tained at the Academy.
_*rtl2«*_ HARRlS,Principal.
M IS n { J J*£™ EY AND MISS DILLAYE
SCHOOL SOABDIKO AMD DAY
iemWllth 15 CHK3Tt,DI «™t, on MONDAY, top-
T> „ » „ references.
iV; w
Le/burn, D. D., do; James H. Outhbert, do: Win T
Brantley, D. D . do; E. B Cheney, do; William Bed
ford, New York city; A. D. Gillette, D. D.. do* tt Tub.
E? c t k » D h D n’ d ii Il \? lLlIer .; Baltiln °re; Ooorge W.
vll? ti?’ S a »». ,ton * *l* York i <>• Kempton, North
East, New York; Thomas Hambaut, CaMriUe Georz'a:
Howard Malcotn, D. D . Lowiaburg, Pennsylvania; John
8. Hart, LL. D., Philadelphia; Paul T. Jones, Esq., do;
Col A. <i. Waterman, do; Caspar Morns, M. D ’ do-
Robert A. Ezell, Esq., Marshall, Texas; John B. kem'
£le, Esq., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; James Edmunds,
:*q , do, do; George W. Jackson, Esq., do, do; JohnQ.
Raymond, LL. D., Brooklyn, New York; ifayson Bray
son, Esq., Chicago; Hon Ooorge W. Bradford, Homer
New York; Stephen D. Dillaye, Esq., New York city
Hon. Daniel S. Dickinsoq, Binghamton, Now York.
. sep4-1m
• • • • Air. Tltayor
.Me. J . li. Clarke
....Mrs,Thayer
PRITTENDEN’9 PHILADELPHIA COM
MEROfAL COLLEGE, 8. E. comer or SEVENTH
and CHESTNUT Streets, Second and Third Stories.
BOOK-KEEPING, PENMANSHIP, ererYstria.
COMMERCIAL LAWS AND fORMB.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.
LECTURES, 4c.
Each Student has inttiriduai instruction from comra
s^rriifon^iTh^ri^" 8 ’ ” d "
ID lllC Conntr E■>'
Tera“*e’ U “‘ 1 ' l ' 1 " SpeClmeU *“ jB ' t * Catalog ° r
’ ee3 lm
HtMAN ALLEN, A. M., is prepared to
receive a limited number of pupils ou the Violin
or on the Piano, and to play Violin parts or accompani
/,M tS ril ha<l X an ? edplaDl3ta - A PP J J *t the residence
ALLEN, No. 215 South Seven!
h a th iw^tri , v. C J rC ! lla r 8 ’ * ,th twrm * and references,
at G. ANDRE A Co.'s, No. 1104 Chestnut B*. tel-lm*
Mr. J. Seymour
...Mr. Worrell
Mrs. Myers
(SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, SO UTH
WEST CORNER OF AKCH AND TENTH STREETS
The pupils in this Institution will bo instructed in ali
the branches of & thorough English Education, and every
facility for the acquirement of knowledge provided for
them. • ’ ■ '
The discipline will he a careful pointing onward and
upward.
■ The school-year Is divided into two terms, of flTe
months each, commencing first of Ninth Month' /Sep
tember,) and first of Becond Month (February )
T E It M S •
First Department, per term of are months *25 00
Second “ n « anm
Third ••• tVS
Fuel, Ac.,per term "" j'qo
HARRIETT BROWN.
Philadelphia, 1857.
REFERENCES;
Thomaa Klmber, J. D. White, M. D.,
fiamael Ilettle, Jr., Bcnj. S. Jaunej, M. D.
M&ra&tiuke 0. Cope, Robert K. Wright
William Settle, Thoma* D. Smith,
Thomas Wistar, George Grlscom,
Anthony P Morris, William F. Pitfield,
Joshua U. Morris, David Vanderveer,
Uriah Hunt, WHUam B. Thoma.
au2s-lm.
UJPPLEFJO
CrtJPPLEE’S INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
( b P^ di !l? da J PttpilJ.) N. W. corner
aud GREEN streets. fifth session will
opoa on September 7th. Best reference giren, In.
cluumg all present and former patrons. au2u-tf
[6 GARDEN ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS, N. E. comer EIGHTH
and BUTTONWOOD streets.' Professors of the highest
qualifications employed. Catalogues containing fall
particulars, pupils’ names, testimonials. *c., can he
had ou application.
*u2s-tf F. DONLBAYY LONG, Principal.'
Hall op st. james the less,
PHILADELPHIA.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Rsr.B.B.Smtsbr, Rsorox,
The Annual Session will begin on TUESDAY, Sen*
temberl. * r
Circulars mar he obtained at the Bookstore of H.
HOOKER, S. W. corner EIGHTH and CHESTNUT, or
of the Rector, Post Office, Palls of Schuylkill, Phil*.
delphia. aul7*6m
TI/TRS. BARTON* 3 BOARDING AND
*7*- DAY SCHOOL FOB YOUNG LADLES, No. 1929
CHESTNUT Bt., below Twentieth, will re-open on the
SECOND MONDAY in September. iulD-e**
■jVOTHING SO NEEDFUL TO ENABLE
i-'* persons, malo and female, to gain 'a share of this
world’s goods and comforts as a
BUSINESS EDUCATION.
LEIDY BROTHERS’ BUSINESS ACADEMY,
Nos. 148 and WO SIXTH Street, near RACE,
will re-open on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Ist, for fall
and winter Btudlee, embracing a knowledge of
(WRITING, BOOK-KEEPING AND ARITHMETIC
by simplified methods, in a short time.
THE LElDY’Btake pleasure ia sayfng, that during
*k®J^r.T e , a .t.w.A arg ® number of porsous acquired a
BUSINESS EDUCATION, enabling many to secure pro.
Btable situations, and others to prosecute their business
operations successfully. mpo-Sm. ■
i -
|pOAL.—The very beat assortment of LE
IIIGII And SCHUYLKILL COAL on bsod t In
BROAD Street, second yard above Vine street.
seU-lrn 110 >Y ELL DORMAN.
QO/lf| LBS. IS A TON—BUYERS
w4rlv and consumer* are invited to examine our
stock of “LEHIGH LOCUST MOUNTAIN and BLACK
HEATH COAL.” Our Coal ia selected expressly for
family use; being careful]/ screened, we will warrant it
free from elate and dust. ‘‘Wo-eell 2240 lbs.being
“ 240 lbs. moio” than sold by retail dealers, at “25 cents
less per ton.”
Also, on hand a full supply of “ BROAD TOP BITU
MINOUSCOAL” for Steam-generating, Blacksmlthing,
and Rolling-mill purposes. This Coal cannot be ex
celled.
Y.rde, BROAD and VINE—Big Sign. ‘■2310 LBS. IS
A TON. [teS.Sm] LEIGHTON A CO.
COAL! COAL! COAL!—TAGGART’S
CELEBRATED SPUING MOUNTAIN LEHIGH
DUAL.
J. ic n. CARTER’S GREENWOOD, TAMAQUA COAL
GLOItOE W. SNYDER'S PINE POREST BCHUYL
KILL COAL.
RANDALL & MEREDITH
Have for Kale, and are constantly receiving from
above celebrated Collieries,
COAL OP ALL SIZES.
"here is no Coal mined anywhere, equal ia quality
these, and a trial will eonviuce any one of their groat
superiority. Our Coal it very carefully screened at our
yards, and we will warrant it perfectly free from slate,
dust and all impurities. Our PIUOLS areas LOW &a the
YURY LOWEaT.
Orders left at oar Office. No. 161 SOU in FRONT
streot, above Walnut.
left at oar Yard, CALLOWHILL street, bole*
BROAD street.
T £SK7, toft 14 0M WATER street, nbora CAL
LOWHILL—or sent to either placo per Despatch Post,
will receive prompt attention. ’
Purohasere for Family uso will do well to call and ex
amine our Coal before purchasing elsewhere. au4-tf
BUCK MOUNTAIN COAL—Direct from
the Company’s Hiaea, and tho only authorized
agents, by retail, south of Kensington
Also Lehigh and Bchuylkill Coal.
T. TREADWAY. Swanson street,
>u2Q»2m] Ist Wharf above Wasnlngton, Southwark.
CCHUYLKILL AND LEHIGH COAL.—
Kj I am daily receiving, at my yard, the best quality o
SCHUYLKILL AND LEHIGH COAL. My customers,
and all others who may favor me with their orders, may
rolyon getting Coal that will be satisfactory to them.
jTj No Inferior Coal kept at this establishment to
offer at LOW PHI CEB.
ALEXANDER CONVERT,
N. E. comer of Broad and Cherry Sts.
Lehigh and Schuylkill coal.—
DALY, PORTER A CO.. COAL DEALERS, No.
821 PRIME Street, above Eighth, keep constantly on
hand, at the very lowest rates, a full supply of Lehigh
and Schuylkill Coal. aul-6oi
Lumber and coal—Montgomery
3c NEALL having connected the Coal with the
Lumber buHineae, inform their friends that they have
made contracts for a supply of the best qualities of
Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal, and are now ready to re
ceive orders, Twelfth and Prime streets. Orders may
be loft with Mr. 8. KILPATRICK. No. 13 S. FIFTH
S, t ’. or w ' ,h Jlr - TVM. D. NEALL, corner PINE and
WATER street.. aulB.3m
Henderson & co ,s great liter
ARY FAIR, FIFTII and ARCH streets.
In order to gratify the wishes of out numerous pa
trons. and induce tho book-buying public to fill up their
libraries at the usual low priced, we intend to present to
every purchaser of books to the amount of $1 and up
wards, a Gift in value of from 35 cents to $lOO. Call at
our establishment, look at our valuable stock, and select
for yourselves.
Hecolloct yon are not buying at chance, for every pur
chaser gets his books at the usual price, and very many
will get, in addition, a present worth having. au2l-3m
EVANS’ GREAT GIFT BOOK. SALE,
No. 139 CHESTNUT Street. N. 8.-No connec
tion with any other home In the City. iul-3m
NO MORE PILES—-NO MORE PILES.
DR. CHARLES KELLNITZ, from Parle and Lon
don, is in possession of a remedy which will cure radi
cally this painful disease, however protracted and ob
stinato itiuay l»e. The first prescription arrests all pain
as if by magic, and throo days’ treatment effects a com
pleteoure. No charge will bo made if the remedyfails.
All diseases cured. He is also the inventor of a liquid
for nourishing tho growth of tho hair, and yawning
baldness, tho efficacy of which he fully guaranties,
Lewis Fishblatt cured of piles.
_Apply at Q 2& LOCUST street, near the Unitarian
Church. eel-lm
JII. CHASE & CO.
• general
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
43 North FRONT nnd 44 WATER Street, Philadelphia,
CONSTANTLY KECEIYISG
CLOVER SEED
On consignment from the interior ot Pennsylvania,
whero oitr MW Chaining Mill ia n „w |„ general use.
ID' AI/m, TIMOTHY AND RED TOP alwaya on
haild - ael2.tf
TIfACGREGOR HOT-AIR FURNACES.
Bold'by CHADWICK. A DUO., SECOND Street,
first door t hove Race. auglB-3moa.
PERSONAL.— LET IT BE DISTINCTLY'
understood that Dr. J. D FRANCIS does extract
Teeth with GALVANIC FORCED, without pain, at
340, South Fourth Btrcot, below Spruce. sel6-6t*
David m. hogan, blank book
Manufacturer, Stationer and Printer, No. 418
WALNUT street, butweenFouctU and Fifth, Philadel
phia. eeB-lm
COTTON— 200 bales good Middling to Mid
dling Fair Cotton, in atore aud for sale bv
MARTIN ft MACAUSTER,
ftOt l North W*t«r Street.
TJOSIN*— COOBARRELS SOAFMAKERS*
At/ ROSIN, to arrive per nhoouer .« (I Planner.
J-or sale by MARTIN & MAf-JULUrEK,
nudl- IJ*> Ntitlj Water street
Manilla robe, -superior ma
NILLA RQPK, manufactured and for sale by
WEAVER, FITLER * CO.,
anß.if Wo 23 N Water at . 12 N Wh»r*M
COTTON —100 bales Gulf Colton, in stord
and for sale by
! MARTIN A MACALISTER,
Ufltferih Water 6tr«t.9
(Educational.
Shipping.
CHIP OTSEONTHE FOR NEW OB
LEANS—Louisiana Line—Guarantied first Teasel,
with quick dispatch—Freight taken at as low rate***
any vessel loading.
The remarkably fast-sailing ship OrSEO.YTHE, IFtn.
K. Maxwell, master. now rapidly completing ktr load
log at Race street wharf, has nearly all of her cargo
engaged and going on board, and will positively sail a*
above.
fchippers will please examine this ship before enza
g«ngeljewhjro. *
Those *ho Uira not completed their ehipcaeote will
please oo so at once, aod haod in bills of ladinz for aiz
asturo. • •
For balance of freight, which will bo taken at the
lowest rate,, or pn»age, apply „„ boanl, or to
EliilUF, SIJiO.NS. £ CO.,
The OTSEONTUE inanrea at the’lowest rates *aod
will take ateaia down the Delaware and op the Mia-
MISWtf
F
OK SAN FKANCISCO—CALIi'OKNLA
LINE —Direct from Philadelphia.
The nugnificent clipper «hip JOSEPH JONES, Saa.
no! O. Flowera, commander, is cow loading *►
street wharf; haring a large part of her cargo
and going on board ripillj, %Ul hare immediate d**.
patch.
Shippers will plena hnrrr their goods slongside with,
oat delay.
For balance of freight apply to
fiI&HOP, SIKOXS k. CO ,
3d Korth Wbarres.
If'OR'SAN FRANCISCO—FKOM .NEW
YORK
Tbo celebrated clipper ehip SANTA CLAUS, Foster,
maater; the magnlßoent clipper ehip LOSTOXIAX,
fc | wr , a lna£ter » ar, ‘ now loading and will hire der patch u
For balance of freight epplj to
BISHOP, SIMONS A CO.,
3* North WbirTW.
Jeis oni> Usstanrauts. 1
]t|cGOIYAN>S KESTaSaXT, SOUTH-
J ~w est coruer of BWAB and WALNUT —Gim»
t°th o 1 t ther d * lic *r» ,n se **' ia - Families supplied
Oysters on the shortest notice. sep7-7m
Lewis b. coffin,—
THIRD WARD HOTEL, (DEMOCRATIC nnn
„ QUARTERS.)
Sonth-east corner FIFTH and QUERN Streets
gep3 Imo Philadelphia.
TUEKCHANTS’ HOTEL,
IT* NORTH FOURTH STREET.
Anor* Mikrt,
Philadelphia.
ftnA*tf McKIBBEN It 80K3, Ftonutoss.
SCOTT HOUSE—Corner of Irwin Street
and Duqueane W«/, Pittsburgh. B. D. MASSES
Proprietor. ' aalMa
lOincs on& JJiqmrrs.
OLD WHEAT WHISKEY.—E. P.'mTTT
diM * LETO :' , I A importer. of Wines. Ursa
wiS’.w!-v -4 .*?? »“•« proprietor, of the OIJ IVhe.t
Whiskey, No. S North Front Street. seplT-lm
VJOKT WINE.—In bond and entitled to do
~. benture 250 casks St. Joseph's Pare Juice Port
Wine, in qra. and eighths.
• Ten pnncheonj Join Bmmsj lilaj M»lt ScotchWMs-
Key, 1 years old
Fifty pipes Anchor Gin.
• Marett, Martel, Bouvet, and J, J Dacny Brandies, ail
of which I offer to the trade at reduced price* *
M _ JOS. ?. TOBIAS,
sa27-3aos 88 and 90 g. Frost Bt.,below Walnut.
Cl P. MIDDLETON & 880., IMPORT
"• »> BRANDIES, WINKS, 4c.; ilio, .gents
w f 8?. Proprietors of the old WHEAT WHISKEY
Ho. 6 North FRONT street. anffiSa *
A V - HOLMES, WINE AND
«as^t. 228 ’ ®3s t -
I"") I. LEWIS, IMPOBTER AND DEALER
* J-LJ, r . N ?._ Wlfi£S ' IMBOItS, CIGARS, Ac., X
South FIFTH Street, Philidfljhia. aul^ly
XBEANDIES.—Pinet, Castillon & Co.. Hd-
MJ nttfc Co.,,and other brands of Cognac* of various
vintages, in half pipes and quarter cask*; PelievoLOa
Rochelle Brandies, pale and dark, in half pipes, Quarter
assSt?* 1 *“ in Custom H °’“° * imm >
m . HENRY BOHLRN A CO.,
Nos. 221 and 223 Sooth Fourth street.
DITHMAB & BDTZ, PORTER, ALE
BASER BEER BREWERY - , No. MO (neir
no. 038) North THIRD Street, PMUlrlphin.-SMppln*
orders promptly .Headed io.
Sales bg anrlitm.
Thomas & sons, auctioneers.
South FOURTH street. 9
LARGS PUBLIC SALS OF STOCKS, wbat. ESTATE
Ac. ’
On TUESDAY next.
This sale wdl comprise 300 Sham Girard Bank, la
Shares Rank Northern Liberties, 37 Manufacturera and
Mechanics Bank, 25 Bank of Pen® Township, 300 Shares
Colombia Coal & Iron Co., 60 Shares HailetoaCoalCo
and a variety of other Stocks. Bonds, &e '
Also, a Urge amount of Real Estate, including ralu-
Matters** COlmt7 Propenj '» b J" «*« of ex^atora
ST See Pamphlet Catalogues issued con
taining also a large amount of Real Estate at' private
i /wT" Fublic Sales at the Exchange ercry Tuesday, and
1.000 Pamphlet Catalogues issued each Saturday pre.
Vjoua ‘ »epl9-d3tU
WOLBERTF.,O,r, AUCTIONEERS,
tr " 431 ' CHESTNUT Street, oppeeite the Coelom
Home, between Fourth. and Fifth Stnata.
CARD-Purchasers are respectfully notified of the
peremptory sale of
tD» Eighteen halfpipe* “ Otard Dnpar 4 Co.” CO2-
xuc, to be held at the Custom House. CHESTNUT
street, this (MONDAY) rooming, at 10# o'clock, hr
or^ er of v” • Haines, administratrix to tho
estate of John Guy, Jr , deceased.
The brandy Is represented to be equal to any in the
market. Catalogues ready. The brandy is at
the Custom House, where the trade and dealer* «ner
ally are invited to attend *
SPECIAL &ALB BY CATAI/)GUE of the entire bs-
Unceof stock of a WHOLESALE JEWELRY HOUSE,
b/ order of the Executor. 1
Wewill fell on THURSDAY MORNING next. 24th
last., at 13 o’clock precisely, ca account of an Estate,
for cash, the entire balance of a stock cf a Wholesale
Jewelry House, comprising gold, silver, and plated
watches, gold chains, fine gold medallions, shirt studs,
seal*, creases, pencils, and tooth picks, elegant lets
of , fr*® jewelry In cases. 100 assorted fin*
gold bracelets, comprising Cameo, Oriental Jet gold
atone, real Moeafe, Florentine, Ac., Jackets, and
rt ch new styles of solid gold brooch es, drops, and
sets full ladies and gents’ scarf and ribbon pin*— l.ooo
assorted l*4ies r and gents' gold finger ring*, very rich
and new styles—gold sets, drops and broochea, with
real paintings, sterling silver pencil cases sod pens,
gold thimbles, elegant gold seals, 300 gold watch hecks,
\ .h a IATR® and valuable aeeortment of other new
styles of rich and valuable jewelry, watches. Ac., &e.
The good* will be arranged for examination, with
catalogues, early on the morning of the »ale
FEHESIPTORY SALE OF EMBROIDERIES AND MIL
LINERY GOODS.
" EDNESDAY next, commencing at 10 o'clock pr«.
cisely. we will sell on liberal credit, bv catalogue, a
gtncrul assortment of choice French and Scotch em
broidcriesjshftwls. mantillas, bonnet trimmings, ribbons
French lace veils, laces, Ac , Ac *
FRENCH ARTIFICIALS.
Alw, au elegant assortment of fall stylea Freneh arti
ficials.
gold jewelry.
At commencement of sale an invoice gold jewelry
such as gold watches, hreut-nlu, watch-chains, ear
drops. finger-rings, cameo sets, watch-keys, Ac., Ac.
N. B.—The Whole will be arranged for examination,
with catalogues, early on the morning of sale, when the
trade and purchasers generally will find it their interest
to attend.
Moses nathans, auctioneer
AND COMMISSION MEBCHAXT, S. E. cornu
SIXTH and haps Street*.
NATHAN’S PRINCIPAL LOAN OFFICE,
S. E. Comer of Sixth and Raee Streets,
Where money will be loaned on gold and silver plate
Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Clothing, Dry Goods?
Groceries, Segars. Hardware, Cutlery, Furniture. Bed
ding, Horses, Vehicles, Horneas, Stocks, and on all ar
ticles of value for any length of time agreed on, on more
satisfactory and liberal terms than at any other estab
lishment. fses] M. NATHANS,
NATHAN’S great Bale of FORFEITED GOODS wiH
take place io & few days. Due notice will be giTen.
WEBB’S great sale of forfeited Watches, Jewelry,
Guns. Pistols, Musical Instruments, Ac., will take
shortly. Due notice will be given.
WEBB’S great sale of Dry Goods. Clothing. Bedding
Ac., being forfeited collateral!, will take place shortly.
Due notice will be given.
JOHN BAYLIS, AUCTIONEER—No. 325
ARCH Street, between Third and Fourth Street*
/x, „ SAU L 3 EVENING, at 7 o'clock,
Of Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Cutlery, Watches. J*w.
elry, Hosiery, Whips, Trunks, Fancy Goods, Notions,
Ac., Ac. v > ,
N. B.—Terms of Night Sales, four mouths* credit for
approved city acceptances,for sums of $lOO «.d with in.
tereat added from date of sale. serd*lm
QEORGE TT * KWS==
iGh t SMITH, AUCTIONEER,
K. E. corner of lUftROX sxd nOUTU Streeu,
nboTe Second.
EVENING SALES.
BALE 3 EVERY SATURDAY EVENING/
At Ttf o’clock, at the Auction Store, of Hardware, Cats
lerj, Houackeepins Articles, Clothing, Watches, Jewel
ry, Fancy Articles, Ac. ’
CSAMUEL NATHANS, AUCTIONEER,
KJ and MONEY LOAN OFPICE, No. 112 South
Street, below Walnut, opposite Fear at., only
eight doors below the Exchange.
Hour, of ta«in«w from T o’clock. A. SI., until 10
o’clock in the evening.
Out-door olei, una uJh at tt» Auction Houae, at
tended upon the intist satisfactory tenca
CAPITAL $200,000.
J Established for thi last Thirty Years.
Advances made from one dollar to thousands on Dia
rnoads, Silver Plate, Watches, Jewelry, Hardware, Mer
chandise, Clothing. Furniture, Bedding, Cigars, Musical
instrument*, Gun*, Home*. ClTriagOT. and Goods of
every description.
upon go<>,ia 0110 remain lon S tb of time agreed
All advances, from one hundred dollars and upwards
will be charged 2 per cent, per month; sjoo and over,
toe lowest market rate.
This Store Home having a depth of 120 feet, has large
Are and thief-proof vaults to store all valuables, and pri
vate watchmen for the premises j also, a heavy insu
rance effected for the benefit of all persons having goods
advanced, upon.
N. B.—On account of having an unlimited capital,
this office is prepared to make advances ou more satis
factory and accommodating terms ttinw any other in
this city.
Money advanced to the poor, in small amounts, with
out any charge.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Gold Patent Lever and other 'Watches, Jewelry, and
Clothing will be sold at reduced prices. aul-ly
(gentlemen's imrnislnitg Coo Us.
WINCHESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE
MEN'S FURNISHING STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUFACTORY. No 7e6
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street. Phihivlpbia.
The attention Of Southern and Western Merchant*, and
Strangers, is particularly invited to this improved rut of
Shirts, the most perfect fitting article made. At whole
sale and retail, and made to order. auo-lyif
OFFICE OF THE STREET SWEEPING
AND FERTILIZING COMPANY —
No. 620 Sas’sou Stkeet.
This Company, incorporated by the State of Pennsyl
vania bra perpetual charter, with a capital of TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, is now prepared to
dispose of its remaining capital stock at TWENTY
FIVE DOLLARS per share, the price originally fixed
upon by the Board of Directors, by virtue of tbo pro
visions of the shatter. Ten per cent, only of the price
of each share!* to be paid at the time of subscribing,
and future instalments of not more than ten per cent,
will only be repaired in periods of two months after due
notice given, until one-half of the capital stock is sub
scribed and paid in.
The Company, contemplating the cleaning of street*
by machinery—the sale of patent rights to use the ma
thiuea—the collection of wußte. garbage, offal, refuse of
funiiies and manufactories,&c , curc.asei uf animals,
blood. t»om*, »ui fecal matter, for convert eg the same
ii,u> fertiltter*, offer* n large field for the profitable em
ployment of capital, and presents great inducements for
subscriptions to its stock. Subscriptions received at the
office of J. L HUTCHINSON. Treasurer, Northeast
corner of TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets, and at the
office of the Company, No. 620 SAN SOM Street, below
Seventh street, where information of the nurposea and
prospects of the Company, and pampble£a containing
the charter and other matters connected with it* opera
tion*, will be furnished.
WlB-31 CUARLEB CCHJUNG, fruitM)