The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, September 22, 1857, Image 3

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5 ® 41,0 law *. :
S of
jtM&ii&i&f&L tfie Pfti of a measure.;
•“«*■* t 0 * h ®
attMta**** another «5-? W to find
b&3 afew advocate? among???/ fmeiucsg mou. Wo do
not bcUate.ibat ,*oiiiiS.lwadba' dictate, or traa
'Policy aapc^ourOOJl??^ o2l3 of oar raer
- ' ta! °^ etfc $®- attainment oftam
ytfUetrbv- »gfinefalond preconcerted failure of
w*y*rybddyfo p?y ! , hi* debt* \or asklngforwhat would he
partofhis ’ '
. •'. give, present relief it is true. 1
' SOiPifjn e ftts, and:vnd.collect^o!lB ,, Isa-short cat
Ifote^jfeMHßjfYh^deftired 1 sad ease,'butits
. . all respect andconii
-,
~ nisbing-the bright' Dscatcheon of. honor' which has
x ever been .the-boast =*of Philadelphia for her’ mer
chant we byen _ propose to make
\ by-word anda scoffing to the world. ~ >
to be cowe'cted by economy.
? l I«.twpfap t aiid all pqdour best efforts and exertions' to
,: Tpe-haHi heart of oue'gentfemao on Market street.;
' ’’ -'wfc'rf, haring thirty tbouadn A dollars on hand, ibis loaned
; neighbors In -preference to/sk&Ving
t£ree pee cent aipopth; and of another,
,- Vbo!*fKend/‘-yonharo*;Urgeamount of se-~:
--chrtt^whkr&rxrfefor*ihVpj^seiilj Here I
■ SkrtjMaw of ifltno whtch J ydu c&a,£eadyy turn, into;
i VoCfoi''six inonthi,-by !
5 ,%je yj3K,rtill,'be able to return Jhe'th&Jkiino:
' i EtocSs again. l Thesehre,'wd hre'gl&dt<>srodwj hpttaj
lated eVeea, and *the^otnttfcd' txue,way to obtain the
desfrMrelief(rom oi£ , ,|
Confidence moro than aKtblngselse,' l
Th'e creditaystemjsakbft.Teaerable banker. jto*day, is,’
for; tbemoroeUt, discredited 'An appalling illßtrust has,
hare.' locked their!
the pouunnnUy;' JThoyliave been stricken'
whteh they are slow to i-e'eaver. hut; If
they dpe whip,-they wilt 60tte forward: speedily, awl, by
. a tb' of;the manufac
turing: dissipate the gloom whifeh
uoh’eoihroudt'them./..-*i.,. ; ., •;'' ‘ ;■/. t
£>nonf groatest Tnlsrp'rtndes occasioned by the dis
<n^^b|fd(:%iil^d-com^dn|esr'att(f the consequent em- 1
pf jhpso jtbo.iAbor for them and are paid,
wJtlr*heir.'ntefcttl ; isi the Jcuhenße amount of saffeHng
whteh'isejit&tttsl jjpon-ihQ thousands of mechanics and
anent r : .s “ w ■ ; - ‘
*We leirnwiih Sorrdw.thafc tho Montour. Iron Co. have
dStenafded trrpaytfff thfelr Wprhsven and close their ibii
ftbme.tirfthousand tnen outvof employment, and with
their fataUies hring Stiekstsix thousand pooplp.t© an
fcCquainoncP with' Ifant, at.tbp 'coihniehcemont of the
//r‘ ” ‘ *
We ftfe. of those who thlnkthat It is better for a
maa .to Stup§tr4/thaW to- maintain 1 bis' credit
btehta'.‘,by hea.vjr- :socrifice
of ‘ bia , 'We; would not be understood
toudriflo any rota who- finds himself lusblrcntto go
deeper and deeper'intoHh'e adding beary .usury
4 to Ala
’credit of inore jafuo. than wealth? a good name better
thaorhouaeß orlaada.' ‘ ‘ v
fhoae whom <na reasonable' sacrifidd will flftVe, act
iuapondat once,' and. beheflclaHy tbo» for they
reliefs the market by so-' doing of so ’many ueedjrbor
‘ rowers. those yrho, ekrefully looking af
" Mr«j'ffAd‘|do‘dTO*eon'to bellfyc’tbejnselvea possessed of
' 'wa|ih;&yond theif liabJ]Hieß f l tpe woulddeeintoacfc
i m9ely..Vheu they'make a aactlflc* bf> siren a large, pro-,
' • pittion of their proapective order to ; cprry
VtlftnroAiTvyJbV ; £rt h’d.dlStool tlea by ’yhicV'ihey aro tern*;
■ >' •, ( » , ' ,
-/’ iiiduebco -of. a - cottijferatfnrty causeless
.ffright*’'capital has'been diverted from its ’legitimate
fydgpfret fn'Addition expended
'too' musi7rooßPyupop- ihe superfluities ; x>t life.-' But
tradeoauttot in its preaont ptostrate con*
tffc* slcck'tnariet shows a decline in prices from Satur
day’s wtca. .. City G’s'ilew fell to 90* Railroad issue to
PiWa 'brought* 80,' Pennsylvania Railroad
oP«ne4st4l Jellt^4o ? *hd.talUed.agalnto4o#, Ro&d
iny .opened at: 21# and closed At 21.* -Most of the'sales
■jore op, tlmoj to speculating purchasers, cash stock he*"
* '/'[,■ -
''Jbe exports of specie from Now York lost week were
«• Mlott. >' >. i *i‘‘ '
8ept..14, schr Elliott. Porto Rico, epecio.....
BeptrM/sehr'ETKeith/Jacmcl, specie
Bept. H; sltimtfr CihawbSj Havana, specie
'Sept'. I6j »ie*Mor-A?3tt, lircrpoo), specie..
Aragoj llavre, specie.'
..... ...32,554,151
at Tfew 1 York from Harana, boa>
• IpCjOjjO and the YmplroCHy $lO,OOO, "which
t ' s ’, ; } ,, ‘ fj $
u comparative statement' of the value of
foreig* import?, at JSev- Yorki t for /the past'weeic and
aiMcet&d ; liri/<jf January; -it. > j
-iVi.?-. 3 g S6 1 «*' igsT_ ;
siyQoo^ kVfVV t ,. v .$1,686,300 . ,$1,390,939
4Uni«M4ie.. ‘ / '4,«3,209 ;
■ 3,442,439 ” 8,823,208
165,633,130 . 178,003^484
’iWiiM .5183,431,092
** The following staterneni shbws ’the condition of the
jJTfur.CMeatia fcanks onfho 12th September: -/
Sept. 6. Sept. 12. * '' ~ i
Xatt*,.*.lislB,2J6,6l»‘ , $16183,921 ' 1nc..5507,402
fipocio 6,233,960 6,133,566 Bee- 100.403
OlrcalatibnY: U k 8,131,634 : Deo.. 254 045
Deposits.... 6,901.42010,058,935 Inc.. -61,505'
The Po&rille-.iafosrjj’' foyrh&lf Of Saturday* lnat,'
jam* nji thecoalfcrado or.t£« wWlrits follows: ;
J * '' ‘’ ' ' 3 ' '' t 1856. 1657!.- low.'
•SchuylJdll—ss,629 •‘ 34^221'c21,405
' Canal.. .$2,777 . 31,831 946 *
.XelikWßanroftdt. . 5,032 11,356 ...... 6,304
“ Canal : 37,615. M 32,835 5,280
.BeUand H. Canal, .nojirtsmif-ahoat same ns Uwtyoar.
Demm.CoalCo....;Y-s7.islv 27,961 810
Scranton *6,669 8,831 2,202,
Total f<rr We*..;.,
Total for 8 month!.
-57i«84 8,316
146,696 , 9,810 • ; , '
Jtee* for week, tons.. 18,313 18,318. •
.. liShowing low this week, compared With the laat, of,
irh!ch > .dedtzcie& from the increase «p to Jut
. _week*i26,676 leaves the J.ncreaie from the above
to thla-seatoa, 108,076ions* . ' ,
i-.i Western papers wmoupce that the Central Bank and
'?■ the Bank of the Capital at Indianapolis, Indiana, have
- PHILADELPHIA SfOCK EXCHANGE BALES,
- '■tU':-* September2l,l6s7. '• •
Reportedbifß, Maidy.Jr,) Stock Broker,' No.-
H V["' 80i Walnut street. . .
c>v)flkST ,BOARD.'• /
400 CityßG’aPßß 80 100 Reading B *•' 21*
200 do „ §f • ■ 2l*,
' - 6’ do ‘ 21
lOOOOftyd’S "" n«w -90# 75 do ‘ gsm, SOX
:-4000-‘ dolotsiiewW 100 do; ls‘ 20#
1600 dolot*2aiJS 90 -100' do- ,»5 20*
4H»N P» B8 r » lot« - 45 - - -do • cwh 21
- iOßaadliiff X' *• -21>j- -* • do-- 20Jf
-l/g ? cash - SIX ■l5 MlnoMll R 162
.9 do. ,J ”'" ! "*K' ■ V do - - " -62.
. 200 do' cash ; 21Jf 14PertnaB 10ta.41
-i-to do aiV r 21x >*’B > do- - -40*
60 ’do cosh 21X 15 do- lola 40«
*lOO -do - SIX W do lots-40
*ioo do' n% *lO4 ' do ’ «siota «',
•Ido ' do > ' 21 ,V loSPemwß ’ 7X
. betweenboabds. '
OOOPfiMA&’ft ■ *, Si) 1 OOBoodineß ctush 21 -
ddO: do Io<« Wj( dOOCI&Bd'oMaPB S4£
IbMdiHn 48 4 Cam kAm u 100
board: *
COSchNav 16-'
■5O- s do . 16 ;
,* a— do . ' 16.
-100 Beading H sswn 21' '
‘6O . do . s 6 21
220' dolotssSim 21 1
•6 'do ” 21
* -l u ' do ■’
'l5 do. &days 21
:< 26 i -- do' - &d»ys 21, \
10 Lehigh Nav
■ 'H.’-ii,, > f SECOND
600 Oity Bd’a ■' "84#
200 Cltr d’« ' • ""848
"40«r5(t»&M'S>»Old 92
2600H&ltd'll lota 47b
l.Peoraß.V'. '4OB
"■ do" /'.’MV;
* so
1 do -MB
20 Seh,Nar pr*/4 15
->y m ;
[OES-ILBAVY.
.raosmoPßii
r ; ■
tfgd'a.'dS lid -
PWtaddte
' do ,B 5 84, 848
.do Keif SBtf.i.M *
Permed*,,, /* MV M
U
. , Bid..Askid,
gfihylNavPref l5:
WmVt*Elmßl2 -H ‘
do Jstmort,7'j67 T.aa, :
do do 2dm 68 GO
Lcnglslaod *, 1% , 8
Vicksburg C ■ :7
Girard Back 9K -%%
Lehigh Zinc . . X Ilf
-Union, Canal 4% 6- *
»ey Creek % 1
Cataffim BJR ,7 8
. do M6’a,'44 80 84-
ts&t; ,u ■' * •
60 Reading b 5 20^
60 do • I>6 20^
,100 /do . ‘2w 20? g
.IHH Psft • . *l%
12 " do ' 1%
.....a *
300 Ruling W,21
300 do" *M 21
300 flo, -’ / "20#
l^4s'- 6 «£
Heading closesabout*.,.....
vjilJtTsSpxk tOintlSlS , StABKBl l :iWd tore ,»o
'trariiScUoad V?' 'report to-day in Coffey, .Tberp in no
,'liiAifgb wtHe geiiorftlcondition of the morkot,
t *ftvarietWholdere ate asking proviouslr&tes. Wepab
iJligliJ«ldVJhd«*UftlwwW/ circular, of Messrs. White
& Elder, Coffee broker#;
y:V wtsskir ettTge nutonvs s ■ .
Stock of Rfo Coffee, September 12, 1867.,..44,300 bags.;
dtaceired ilflcn.. 1v..,.v : - none -
Soles for tfrasuffiptlon; a .800 «
Btaektbls 4dy, of-R10.,,
yOtber dascrijitioiUv
.-v t Total;.*.. .45,500 “
lota,ll*ctoll#c;6oodo.do.
damaged, 31c.; 175 do Liguayra, 33j4c. Total 1,476. ‘-
*: codtinnes ver)’ dull, without
'dchange in prices. We note an arrival or 3,760 bags La
; guayra ooffos per trigGso. Lohsc. - *-
We quota prime Rio at 12c., fair to good llftc.' to
HHb.tonc 1 .
Werrs & Elpeb, Coffee hrokbts. '
Raltiiuore American. says Pro-,
J*Vi^®*dr6 jn' fait dcmaiia, and /orall rsrleties prices.
*ate*j>r6tiyyell'Sustained* .beard this morning of.
mUs pf twp lota ot 2fi hhda,, each, Bacon, Shoulders at'
of one Jdt ’of 16 hbde. do. at 33«<j, Sales
Bacon {a selling
In johbine’lots at 13#oi3Mc. for, phoulders, and 16#©
£6c, for Sides; i Tory few* low are, however, bringing the ,
»htsld§“^howltnsThere ,1s .nothing, doing In Bulk
Meat; winteropred/sbeid.atl2#c.ior Shoulders,and
Wc. for'Bidiis, itftd wo qtVote “summer cared do. atll v<«.
forßboplders, for Sides, BndJ3Xerl2)sc. for
I&M9 t /Tbere is some little inquiry, for barreled pork,
and we hear to-day of sales of 129 bl>ls. Soft Mew for ex
port,- at s2i : 75.. Good Western Mess.is held at s2o©
$28,50V and #e quote Western Prime at $1150«$12 ,
hoi* Beef is Steady at $2l for Baltimore Mess, and $lB
Ndvir. Xttld ii VCfVqtJtet. - There is no
WQttemherOv.jCltr taudetad 15tfl5)ic. in
s ' 1
,/v /Reported for Th? Press,] J
NEW OBLEANB—Bsrqae Washington Butcher. Col
llcs—2s9 bdls hidel O Battlett; 279 -W Senklna & Soar
204 B Beford VkSocf 292 Poland 5c Jenkins; 501 W Crane'
!*'B(m;6lrbbdfltel)acCoM6rcor.4. ’Mteloj’2oSWC&r
-rett & Son; 6 boxes J> Jayne k Son' 3 X-B ’ Peterson &
S Louden ACo; 6 SO BaHth: 40 RbSe Sc
j 136.d0, A Welkhturaij; 4j4oro'
lpsj /284 do casks. 82 do bbis, 1 box poultney &
• Ma«wy; 47 bales »pta, W;.P/ McLean k Co; 86 do cotton
"Sttiy j&Motfcvt it} 34 hilt Hldes'Baeder, Delany& Adam-'
■ mratJlOWjMtckßwheats RichartUan A Co; 683 MarHn A
- Mocalaater; &46dryhidesorder. r ' -
. - State of Csnrgia,Qaevin^-'
O/bates rags Jetfgnp k Moore; aQ empty bbls Pouitn.ey Sc
, Vfaaiey. 1 pkg j li UppiutoU * Co; 3 do'J P A -
V - ’ berger;'6 do Cornelius k .Bsker/l do Myers k Haas; l
idnß k PiSjeni do R R Qdhbs’w Ido Powers k Weight-.
~ vSa&tie&Sbu tt'Soipbw tytmpljr bbta p. 66 do;
Sude A Wclfe! 24'balel wmTB Wdodwhrd k Son; 492 !
- iJMw-wnsßV Q '?' Rsvls A ; Go; 9 chests tea Rond <fc?
pidia.hnier - ■ f
W
# J> top* kS&i:
2doS«hnV &{Hnghw 1290 hhls 4OO do,tar Cow
ley,” Ashburner & Co; JOO do spti turpentine order'. '
NEWBERN—Scbr, Pauline, Fields—62 bbls Bpts tur*
pentlno. 405 do rosin, 74 do tar Cochran Hassell.
i NEWBBRN—Bcbr Protector, Concklln~6i bbls Bpts
fttrpe'otiae, 204 do rosin, 103 do tar, 37 do pitch Cochran
A Russell. "
NKWBERN—Schr W H Hurrison.' Day—l2o bbls spts
turpentine, 235 do rosin Cochran Sc, Russell.
SAILING OF THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
FROM TUB UNITED STATES.
. , from FOR -
Ettropa. Boston. Liverpool. * ■ §opt -3
Persia. .New York Liverp001......... iSepfc
Itammonia.. * .New York Hamburg..*. Oct 1
' . FROM FOB •*
Glasgow .Glasgow New .York.* ...Septo,
Oof BaUimore..LiverpoOl New York,. SuptD
P u1i0n.............. Havre. Now York. * opt --
(J of IVashingtou .Liverpool N0wY0rk......... .Sept 23
Atlantic Llvoruool Now York .Sept 30
Borasria/....... Hamburg New. York Get 1.
MOVEMENTS OP HAVANA STEAMERS.
< PniLADßtpflii—From Now York 2d,; arriving at Da-,
vana Bth, and New Orleans 11th.’ From New OriOuns
20th Havana 23d, arriving at Now York 28th.
Qdakhr Oitt—From Now York 7th of each month,
arriving at Havana 12th, and Mobile 14th. From Mo
bile 22d, Havana 24th, arriving at New York 2Sth.
OabawbA— From New York 12th, arriving at Havana
17th. and Now Orleans 10th, From Now Orleans 27th,
Havana 29th, arriving at Now York 3d.
. Rmpibb Oitv— From New York 17th, arriving at Ha
vana 23d, and New Orleans 20th.’’From New Orleans
’6th, Havana Bth, arriving at Now York 18lh.
lihA-ca Warrior—From Now 'York 27th, arrive at'
Havana Ist and Now Orleans 3d. From New Orleanß
12th, Havana 14th, due at New York 18th. • i
' Isabel—From charleston 19th and 4th, dne at Ha
vana 23d and 7th. Frbin Havana 10th and 25th. duo at
New York 10th and 3UW ■
■'• r -Tho California ra&il steamers sail from New York on
the 6th and 20th. of bach month/
In steamship State or Georgia. from’Charleston—(J C
Prichard, MD; J C Du Pass, Wm' Hammondß, A Pelot,
Jr, P CoX, E 'While, and eight in tho steerage.
w PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
IBBABL MOJiBIS, )
Josepn O. Grobb, > Oomxittbb OF tub Mokth.
Joiis Welsh, J
LETTER BAGS
’ At tie Merchants'* Exchange, Philadelphia,
Ship Tonawaoda, Julius, Liverpool, Bept 25
Ship Stalwart, LutsS, Liverpool, Bept 22
Brshlp Zered, Oorjsh ....Londonderry,Bept 19
Ship Joseph doses, Flowers. Jinn Francisco, soon
Bwtiue Muinesota. Cole. Rio Janeiro, soon
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Srpt. 32,1837.
Btw rises..;:..:;
HIGH WATER..,,
, . 4 r .ARRIVED.
17 S Mail Steamer .State of Georgia, J J Garrin, Jr,
with radio nndp&fcson
§‘ era to A IJorooJ Jr. At 11.50 P£l, 19th, 40 miles Nof
hai'lcston, exchanged signals with stoamship James
Adger; at 8 A M 20th, off Capo Hattenw, pMscd Rcbrs
NIV' Smith and Robert Palmer, and at 9 o’clock passed
barnue Sablno, all bound South. At 3.30 P M on Sunday
last, lat 80.25, ion 75.17, passed through a number of
wrecks, among which wore two life preservers,, several
pillows; and the top of a deck house, sawed off as if in
tended to form a raft; at 0 P M same day, off the Chesa
peake, spbko barque Mary M’Cleery, for Wilmington,
NO, under jury inaids—previously reported dismasted
off Cape F°ar River.
Steamship Palmetto, Baker, 46 hours from Boston,'
with wcke and passengers to Henry Winsor. 1
Brig Beatrice, Dyer, 5 days from Woreham, In ballast
to R A Bonder & Co. ‘
Brig Ocean Traveller, Sergent, 0 days from Portland,
in ballast to L Awdenreid & Co.
Emma’, Matthews, 5 days from Boston, with mdzo
to Crowell & Collins.
Bchr Lonsdale. Crowell, 5 days from Gloucester,Mass,
with lumber to Crowell & Collloe.
Schr Mary'Ann Gueat, Bftrratt, 10 days from James
River, with lumber to E Q Oattell.
Bchr Paulino, Fields, 4 days from Noivbcm, NC, with
naval stores to Cochran Sc Russell.
’ Schr W H Harrison, Day, 4 days from Ncwbern, NO,
with naval stores to Cochran & Russell.
.'• Schr Protestor, Concklfn, 4 days from Ncwbern, NC,
with naval stores to Cochran & Russell.
. Schr Mercy Taylor, Nickerson j 5 days from Boston,
‘with mdse to D Cooper.
Schr C A Hccksher, Stubbs, C days from Beverly, in'
ballast to capUini'
Bchr Watchman’, 4 days from. Norwich, In
ballast to captain.
Schr D Jones, Winsmore, 0 days from in bal
last toD Ames. ‘ 7 ; .
Schr Mary Etlijn, Cottinghara, 4 doyp from Deep Creek,
with lumber to captain. ~' J
Schr Martha Jane, Peirce, 6 days from Bosloh, with
mdze to D 8 Stetson Sc Co.
... $5,608
.. 1,000
~.'14,600
.♦ 55,000
... 20,800
Schr B Watson, Robinson, 5 days from Boston, inb&l
laat to Noble, Jlammett A Caldwell.
Schr Mary Ann. & Caroline, Henderson. 4 days from
Richmond, Va. with graiu to Rowland A Irvien.
SCbr ATirrell, Higgins, 0 days from Boston, in ballast
toL Audenreld A Co. ,
‘ 102,908
'i.i':.. .82,461,183.
‘ Sclir John MeAdam, Pearson; 5 days from Boston, in
ballast to N Stnrtevant & Co.
•-Schr Secretary Jones, JonCB, 4'flaya Irom Newtowu,
Md, with lumber to J H M'Cnlley.
Schc-C&leb'Wooc!, Smithcre, 2 days from Milton, Del,
jHth b4rk to JII Sl’Colley. *' ’
' Bchr r ßi L Jones,'Gatsebmb, from Providence.
■ -'Schr EphTaitna Anna, Dole, do
Schr Buwrssott, Hulso, ’ do
.. ' ; CLEARED. ‘
Steamship PhinoasSprague. Matthews, Boston, Ifonry.
Winsor, . *
Ship Stalwart, Lucas, Liverpool; T Richardson Sc Co.
ShjpZer-Dil, Corilsh, Londoudcrty, Robt Taylor-A Co.
Brig.Oceau Traveller, Bargent, Boston, L Audenreld
Sc Co. ' * “ . . . ~
BcbrA<rirrell. Higgins, Boslod', L Audenreld A G o.‘
Schr John McAdams, Pearson, Thomooton. N Sturto
toM&Co; J' 1 '
Bchr Watchman, Fbrham, Edgarlowu, O MHlor A Co.
Schr Suwaasett; liulsQ, Providence, do
BebrDeborah Jones, Wtnamoro, Uoxbury, I) Eamcs. i
Schr Mary Ellen, Cottingham, Deep Creek, II Oroskey.-
Scbr C&dwallader, Colraary, BuHimoro, A Groves, Jr.;
Str Farmer, Dennis, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
Steamer Kennebec,.ilauiNeitYocki Alldordlco,^.
— v —■ C&r-Tgr-« u? “ , —» 3 —••— -
1 {Correspondence of The Pres*.) '
* " Nkw York, Sept 21, ‘
■ Arrived/ ’ship Eliiabeth Hamilton, from lijvorpool;
brig Ocean Ware, from Trinidad, Cuba; brig Borneo,
hence for Jacksonville, [having been in collision with
-the whr And* Hatduer, and lost all her main woftther
’gear, fore topgallant mast,''and’ split her mainmast}]'
and prig Bnain, from Philadelphia,
i Tbe second mate and n seaman in tbo Ocean Wave
vrero washed overboard on the 12th inst. The vessel
lost her fore and mahi top-masU and jlbboom.
•Below—-Ship Andrew Jackson.
/. Bobtos, Sept. 21.
Arrived—Ship Jones, from Liverpool; barques Frank*
lin, from Trinidad; Buasell, from Caldera,• schr Spring
Hill, from Bio.
, , New Orleans, Sopt* 2S.
The U.S. Mail jtearoer Cahawba, from Havana on
JhelJth, haauot yet arrived. The steamer Calhoun,,
from Pensacola, duo on Friday last, has not arrived.
Correspondence of The Press.
iUvp.B 1)b Gbaob, Sept. 21.
Seventeen boats left here this morning, laden and con
signed as follows:
J KBarratt, bar and pig iron, to 33 J Ktting fc Bro;
Capt J A Slayer and J 11 Allen, lumber to Malono A
Taylor, S B Bailey k Son and Thoa Craig, lumber to S B
Bailey A Son; North Star, lumber to Bernard A Davis;
Sloj J H Zimmormann, lumber to E G Cattail; E B Eng
land, lumber-to Young A .Wolverton; EVf Chapin,
lumber to Trenton, N J; C P Perot, lumber to Del City;
Universe, Col P Harley, 1111 Wright, and Q W Teeso,
anth coal to Del City.
Steamship Star of the West, Gray, from Now York,
arrived at Havana llih Inst, and sailed next day for
Aspinwali.' '
-Steamship Canada, Shannon, from Boston 2Qth ult via
Halifax, arrived at Liverpool 6th iust. i
Steamship Anglo-Saxon, McJlflster, from Quebec, ar
rived at Liverpool BUi inst.
. Steamship Arago, Benson, from New York for London
andßretnon, arrived at Southampton 6th lost.
- Steamship 118 Beach, Ramsey, cleared at Baltimore
19th inst for Now York.- '
Steamship Northern Light,’ Tlnklepaugh, for Aspin
waH, cleared at Now York ycHtcrday. ;
Steamship. Catawba, Hawes, cleared at Charleston
18tli inst., for Havana; via Key West.
Steamship Pennsylvania* Teal, hence at Richmond
Uthlnrt;. ■
Ship Csrlocn, Hoflner,for Ph\te.dolphta next day, re
mained at Rio do Janeiro 15th ult.
Ship Alliance, De Purest, cleared at Charleston 18th
lost., with 623 boles cotton, 6000 sacks wheat, and 830
bblsroain, Ac. 3 - . ’ ' -
Ship Mongolia, Melcber; from Now York for Saguenay
River, was Spoken 18th inst, lat 39.55, long 68.33, steer
, Ship .Wild Ranger, Bears,/corn Calcutta for London.
60 days out, passed St Helena July 20, alt well.
Ship Floating Zephyr, reported by telegraph os lost
during the late gale, was from Pensacola, bound to
Buenos Ayreg with a cargo of lumber. She was an Al#
vessel, 65® tenß, built Jn Maine in 1853, mid wufl owned
by the captainand others.
Barque Paine, Kennedy, from Rio do Janeiro, was re
ported below Baltimore > yesterday, dismasted. [See
Miscellany.]- ,
. Barque £ K Kano,HowUt, hence at Cardenas 81U inst.
- Brig Mory E-Milliken, Nordon hence remained at
Havana 14th inst, dichff.
Brig Emma;Eger, Kolly, for. thta port soon, was at
Havono 14th inst. ....
,-Rrlg George Whitney, 3fatson, was loading atHovana
l4th fust for this port.
, Brig Alfred Exall, Beadllng, sailed from Cardenas
lllli inst for this port. , ' ;
Brig Black Squall, Bryant, for Philada, was loading
atHavanaHth inst. -
Brig Obattanooga, Norris, for Baltimore, was loading
at Rio do Janeiro 35th ult. * '
Scbr n B Bascomb,‘Ru&k, for Boston/ cleared at Uul
timoro 19tb inst.
ScUra Julia, and JaneC Doughty, honuc, arrived at
Richmond loth,last.
fichr Ann Gardner, Harding, hence for Boston, at New
York 20th inat.. Reports, 18th inst, Sandy Hook bear
ing NW. 66 miles, fell in with the scbr bucinda Jane,
(of St George,) Wall, fromPhUadelphtafor Belfast, Me,
in a sinking condition; had been run into by an unknown
brig a short time previously; took off tho captain and
crew and brought them,into port. Capt Wall report*,
after finding that the schr wax sinking, requested the
master of the brig to lay by her. ! His reply, was, “ I
wouldhelpyou tob—Ult Lhad-a chance '. n and so left
üb; understood the brig was bound for Charleston or
Jacksonville. [Tho Lucinda Jane was built at Waldo
boro; in 1852,139. tons register, rating A 2, and owned iu
St George, Me.) , . ’ ’
Schr Eleanor, Hosmer, from Calais, Mc» for Philoda,
la reported ashore on the point of Sandy Hook, aud will
be n total loss; crew saved. IheE. is an A 2 rostal, of
169 tons register, built at LincolnvlUe in 1858, and
owned in Calais. :At last accounts she laid high and
nearly broadside npoitthe beach, with both most* gone.
Schr John Sillim&n, Clewiu, honc« for Norwich, at N
London 38th inst. '
Schr John WsUace, Tobey, cleared at Baltimore lDth
Inst for Wilmington, Del.
.43,600 “
. 2,100 •*
. Aug28,1at60.13, long 23.00, barquo AG Hill.from
Glasgow foe Bouton, wit a foremast sprang; wanted no
assistance. ’ - 1
l§th test, 12 miles Nof Absccom, brig A Blaucbard,
from Mexico lor Now York*, with loss of bowsprit, and
head of foremast sprung. Did not want any assistance.
Ist inst, .!«t 44.30, long 43.37, ship Annowan, from
New Orleans for Havre, 30 days out. 1
Schr R M DcmllL at Now York, 20th Inat, from ga-
reports that on the 20th inst. lat 32 30, lon 70
iWj experienced a heovy gale from HW; lost overboard
6 bbls of moss and 3 casks of water, and filled tbo cabin
water, damaging the cargo.
Brig- Albion Cooper* of and from Portland for Car
denas, before reported burned at sea, was a poor vessel
of 185 tons, rating-A 3. built ot Pittston, Mo. in 1845,
valued at not overs3doo. Bho was owned by Messrs.
Whittier, Waterboiifte A Dyer, of Portland, and tho
•captain, DR Humphrey, of Falmouth. The nwto.Mc
Smith, also belongs to Portland, Tho cargo is folly in
sured at the Ocekn Insurance office iu Portland, and
there is sis® an insurance of swo <j Q tl\© freight
Bsrqog Coda (of Now York,) Buckman, at Boston
from ManAanlUa,' reports tnat on the Oath wit. iat 23 46,
.lon 86 28, ©xperlinced a hurricane from SE to fiSW
.WNW-and -NE, lasting Seven hours, On tho 26, lat
24 09, lon 81 30, saw a barque with mainmast gone ten
feet above the deck. Spoke 12th intt, lat 39 20, ion
7122, brig “Martha Foster, from. Sebastopol for New
York.” On the 10th Inst, lot 37 51, lon 7163, had calm
weather wd heavy swell Iwra NE, and continued calm
until th<r32th. - ’ / '
Ba&qod Oceasds, Adams, from Gloucester for Sur
inam, was dismasted iu a hurricario In lat 9 30, lon 62,
.And lost everything but {‘oToinast. She arrived at Sur
inam oh the 24th ult, and would probabl/bo condemned.
' : BALIZE, Hon. Aug. 16.—The brig Virginia, Oaraon,
from Mobile, weut ashore at Omoa in a gam. She bilged
and sunk, was pumped but, and at n very heavy expenso
was brought to this port to bo repaired. IttooktwcHo
raeu night day to free. When she was
orbughthere all her funds wore exhausted, and she now,
|k9 be«U at Bt George'* Koj'./ullct jr^ter,
PROM EUROPE.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
fflariitc JnicUigetue.
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MEMORANDA
MARINE-MISOEH/ANY.
The captain, supercargo and crow ate &U sick with the
*°The sebr. James NcHtson. Capt Burt, of Taunton, Maas,
went ashore on the Reef at the SapPOdtllo Kays, near
Ornoa, while on her pawmgo to Truxillo; her captain and
all ofhec cvew were also sick. WliUo iu this situation
sho was boarded hr the Honduras sebr Bolu do 0w tho
crew of tbia >essol began at once to cut, slush and des
troy, intending to make a perfect wreck of her, anilu ould
have done so, had not Cnpi hurt crawled out of hisberth,
and with his revolver in hand, threatened to shoot tho
first rnau who dared cut another ropo. Thin had tho Jo
shed effect, and bj his direction, and with his advice sho
was got off, und is now lying in this port. The Bolu do Ora
ann crew have been awarded ono third of her cargo and
$B5O on hor hull, as salvage for their services. This sum
and all other expenses has been paid by Gapt Burt, and
she sails ou tho 15th tar Key West, if the captain is abte
to get away. Ho and all of his crew are at present very
Rick with the fever taken at Ornoa; four of his men are
in the public hospital in this town, and all ought to bo
there. Captßurt has had a very discouraging part to
perform—extremely ilj, without friends or means, in a
strange country, where thero is no consul to assist him—
ho bus succeeded in surmounting all obstacles, and has
saved his vessel, which, only for him, would havo been
destroyed. If ever a man dcsorved iho thanks of his
owners and tl)e underwriters, ho is tho man.
. The barque Pons Oril, which was pub on shore in Do*
comber last on the and abandoned by captain
and crew, but was got off by the wreckers, stared for
Frauco on the 17thlust, with & cargo of mahogany. She
is now called the Alliance, aud sails under a sea lettor
from the French vlco-cousul for Franco, where sho is
now owned.
Barque Rotor Dormll, Iloey, before reported ashore
near too Long IVburf. close by Report, ami was got off
yesterday morning without receiving any damage, by
tho steamtug Ocean, and towed up to New York,
The Charleston Courier of Friday reports the arrival
of the barque Resolution from New York. Bhe passed
on tho loth a barquo in a crippled condition, with a jury
mast and spanker. She had white mouldings at her
stern. A schr was alongside.
The schooner IVaterlury, trom Boston, reports speak
ing the sclir Silas Wright, oQ’ Hatteras, with loss of
boats and rigging. Also, o barque in shore with main
mast, fore and inizzen top masts gono. Sho was appa
rently at anchor.
The steamer Thomas Swan passed unusual quantities
of wreck off Hatteras. Also saw n. brig under jury masts
standing to tho South. ,
The steamer George Oroek passed tho brig Quoon of
tho West, of Halifax..under jury masts.
Hrig Borneo, Captain Craig, bound for Jacksonville,
Fla. returned to New York on Saturday last, having on
the 18tb inst, while standing ou starboard tack, closo on
tho wind, about 30 miles etwt of Squan, been run into
by sebr Lucinda Jane, of St George, schr running before
the wfutf, steering NNE. Captain of tho brig hailed
the schr, telling the' helmsman to put his helm hard
down, instead of which lie put his helm hard up,
striking the brig aft tho foro chains on the staihoard
side, carrying away foietop gallant mast, splitting tho
main mast, and carrying away all the weather gear at
tached to the miiiu mast. Captain of the brig hailed
the captain of schr, requesting him to come on board,
as ho could not wear ship for fear the main iua°t woula
be carried over, it having been badly cracked by tho
collision.
.i The barque Fame, of Richmond, Capt. Kennedy,'
sailed from Rio Janeiro .about 15th August, for B&Hl-;
more, with a cargo of j o,ooobags coffee, and came In the;
capes 39th inst, m 35 days passage. 6n, the 10th inst, 1
off Capo Lookout, experienced o heavy N. E. gale, -
which soon increased to a hurricane. On Saturday
morning, (12th) off Capo Fear, while laying to, under
close reefed top tnaintopsail, was thrown on her beam
enda-bad everything from off deck washed overboord;
wis obliged to cut away foremast, which, together with
m&intopgallant mast, sails and everything attached;
were lost. On Monday night, to the northward of Cape
Hatteras, exchanged signals with a ship which had lost
forctopmast and mamtopgallant mast, supposed to ho
the Banshee, from Rio for flaltiinoj©.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.—Arr bark Mary Annah (of
Portsmouth, N H,) Grail, Sunderland, Aug 2, with coal;
brig Marcus, Nickerson, Bangor; schra Marie, (Br)
Bourd&zo, St Pierre, NF; Jack Easy, (Br) Lamb, Parrß
boro; It M Demill, Hondrickson,Savannah.
NEW YORK, Sept. 21.—Arrived—Steamship Roa
noke, Skinuer, from Portsmouth; ship lowa, (of New
Orleans,) Linscott. from Leghorn July 10th, aud Gib
raltar Aug 10th: Russian barque Riga, Kolling, from'
Riga, with hemp, Ist inst tat 14 10, long 43 37, spoke
ship Aumooean, from Now Orleans to Havre, 40 days
out; barques Peter Demill, Iloey, Savannah; Sarah
Park, (of Bangor,) Pendleton, Shields.
Cleared—Shifi Cordelia, Bishop, New Orleans; barquo
H S Rutgers, Delano, St Marks; schr A Falkenberg, Ro
gers, Richmond.
BALTIMORE, Sept 19.—Cleared, schrs Lane, Sher
man, Kingston, Ju; Eclipse, Hitching, and O M Pettit,
Clark, Boston; Julia Smith, Crowell, Plymouth, Mass;
Almira, Pcdrlck, Saugerties, NY; steamer Franklin,
Oolmary, New York.
Sailed, Sept 20, Barque Yon Stein, (Brem) Jlcrboth,
Capetown, CGH, in tow of steamtug Tiger,
Brig Victoria, (Br) Knowles, Nassau, NP, brig Lau
rel, (ilr) McDougall, Halifax.
Schr Priscilla, Summers, Arecibo, PR, schr Coast
rilot, Davis, Boston, schr T 0 Acton, Baker, New Bed
ford,
CHARLESTON, Sept IS—Arsclir Silas Wright, Gidden
Rockland, Me, The 8 W was bound to Savannah; on
thol‘2lh inst, about 50 milts northeast of Cape Hatteras
experienced a heavy southeast gale, which carried
away main and foro booms, split sails, stove boat, Ac;
has put /n for repairs,
Scguiu, Nelson, St Jogo ao Cuba.
GLOUCESTER—Atr iilh, brig Abby Jones, Tucker,
Surinam.
18th—Arr bark Tropic Bird, Herrick, Surinam.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug B.—Arrived—Ship Kllen
Foster, Robinson, Boston, Feb 24; 6th, ship Lookout,
Hamilton, Now York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Aux Cayes 2Gth ult., fiirgs Triad. Bayley, for New
York, 10 days; Judge Blancy. Colson, Uisg.
81d from clenfucgog about 27th ult., barquo Cordelia,
Cook, Boston. ’
Ar at Cardenas Bth fnst., barques Ocean Favorito.
Pierce, New York; Dublin, Huntley, Mnclihn; brigF J)
Nash,'White, Now York; 9th. bark N Hinckley, Strout,
Bangor; brig Fornax, Gardner, Now York; schr Dazzle
Dodge. Savannah, -
Bld otb, brig Zenith, Deorlng, Savannah, 31th bark
Hamilton, Hand, Portland.
At Beruaram 29th ult, barks AJronaut, Pecktier. from
Now York, for Bonaire to load salt for New York ;
Princeton, Seeley, from and for New York, disg,
Ar at Ilavft'jft 9th inst, ship John 8 Harris, Pren
tiss, Portland; brig John Shaw, Wallace, do; 10th,
barqneS Northman, Green, Wilmington, N O; Gambia,
Kean, do; ,33th, N Curwin, Mouutfort, Portland,
Sid Ith, barquo Gov Parris. Musaius, Portland; schr
Austin, Wall, Bangor; 11th, brig Henry, Goodwin, Key
West; 13tb', brigs Lorassa, Gibbs, Mobile; A A Chap
man, Laurent, and M A Stevens, Goodwin,NewOrlcans;
schr Dwight, Davidson, Hardy? New York
Also, aid 14th lust, barque It II Knight, Liscomb,
Portland.
CM 3Qth, brig.Q»o Aifr»t r Stephens (or Thompson,)
•At do 14th, ships John Harris. Prentiss, unc: Inter-
Helper, . i> ppflfin ]
Carney, di«g, 8 Lsrraboo, arty, Ja; barque >t.., e X na —j
unc; Cornelia, Barton, for New York in all next week;
Louisa Eaton, Winslow, cld for Portland; J 81 Morales,
Burmeister, nnc; Nacooches, Smith, vtg; Esconoza, Ry
der, for New York, Idg; Gambia: Kean, do: Glenn-
Holmes, do; Cygnet, Chapman, dug; >laty EmabotL,
Thompson, ding; Favorite, Peterson, do; Northman,,
, uisg; Johosseo. Steffens, do; John Shaw, Wallace,
doi schra Georgo Amos, Merrithew, do; Matron, Tay,
lor, do.
At Jercmie 3d, schr Mississippi, Trask, for Boston 3
days, only Am vessel.
AtMansanilla 20th ult, barquo Marcia, Fits, from
Havana for Boston, Idg.
Ar at Matanzas BtU luit, barques Benj Burgess, Snow,
Boston; 9th, New Empire, Randall, Portland.
Puorto Cabello, Sept 7—ln port, brig St Mary, John,
eon, from New York for Maracaibo" 4 or 5 days; schr J L
Bowman, Wooster, from New York, just nrr, via La
guayra.
Ar at SaguaWGrandeCth inst, barque Norval, Griffin,
Now York;
Amt St Jago, Cuba, Ist inst, brig Kate Foster, Billings,
N York; 2d, schr Ocean Queen. Jarvis, Jamaica.
Ar at Trinidad, Cuba, 3d inst, brig Tiberias, Cook, N
York.
Old at Vorft Cruz 281 U ult, barque Wildfire, Campbell,
Now York, with a cargo valued at $58,358.84,
(Per Stkawsuip Indus, at Quebec—TauEUHAjpino.]
Arr from Now York Aug 25, Commesca, at Tarragona;
30th, Juniata, at do; Kato Stamlcr, at Lisbon; Fept 4;
Telemoch, at Bremen; F S Means, at Tarragona; 6th,
St Peter, at Bordeaux.
Arr from Boston Sept 3, Kepler, Cronstadt.
Arr from Charleston Aug 31, Aurelia, at Barcelona;
Sept 4, Copernicus, at Bremen. -
Arr from Now Orleans Aug 20, Moralded, and Vint, at
Barcelona, Jacinto Bosh, at Tarragona; Paz, and
Hcistef, at Barcelona; Sept 4, Dll Malgen, at Bremen:
Oth, Plymouth, at Bordeaux.
Sid for New York 22d, Johanna, Elise, and Rhein,
from Hamburg; Sept 4, Gebbard, from Brjmerhaven.
List of Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.
GIRARD HOTEL.—Chestnut St. below Ninth.
N B Baker, N Orleans Goo It Taber, New Bedford
E Bolknap, N Y Wm Krebs N Y
Hugh Hamilton, Manchcs- Dr W L Burton,Rlchm’dYa
ter, England O F Pearson, N Orleans
IfflflC Ramsey, N C Miss L Ramsey, N O
Miss Mary 8 8011. N O Dr. Garnett, U S N
II T Leech, Jr, Pittsburgh AII Jones A la, Cal
U M C Brown, Cal D Ira Baker, N Y
Sira Reeder, Easton 4 Miss Reeder, Easton
Wra W March, N J Chas Farrcday, Easton
John N Waddel, Tcnu Wm Blanchard, Boston
Job Jackson, N Y Thos ft Warring A la, Va
Mrs Tayloo. Va Alina ItTayloo, Va.
Miss A Tayloo, Va Wm L Warring, Va.
8 C Perkins, Boston C Sherman, Texas
Mra Coiner, Miss Miss Comer, Miss
W T Herrick, N York Benj D 81icks, N York
M Itobertts k lady. Conn Miss Kimberly, Conu
Mr Htickiug. Caiudcn Capt D Tyler, Camden
JltSmith, ita 8 C Smith, Pa
Geo \Y Burton, Dubuqtjd O E Small, York, Pa
John A Weiaer, York, i*a Thos Graff, Aurora, Ind
Jos C Forriday, La J M Jones, Galveston
Bobt Vi Cartor, Va Jas H Riley, 8 0
J Jackson, Augusta, Ga IV Smith & lady, Clnn, O
W E Alcock, N York Bam Bell & lady,N Orleans
Miss Carrie Bell, N Orleans Misa Arabella Bell, N O
Mrs J M Wisdom, N Orleans Wm A Bell, N Orleans
J Grow, New York J A Kuldick, Va
N T Green Sc lady, Va Wm Jannir, Del
C HOicott, N York M L Smingltoug, N York
CII Bcrguean, N -York J W Walker fc wRe, Tenn
J S Rico. Nashville, Tcnn Chna U Siogleton k lady, N
Mies if 61 Lackland,St Loufs Orleans
F Goodell, N York J IC Ducr, New York
Wm H Dunbar, N Orleans Miss L 0 Dunbar,N Orleans
Bliss 9 B Dunbar, N Orleans Bias W FDuubar.N Orleans
Mrs B O Smith, Bliss G Dornick k wife, Cin. O
C StabbiJis, Richmond D G Mason, N York
JII Batter, Northampton Chas 8 Silver, Br America
Jos ft Boyd, Toronto Geo M Lauman, Reading .
Blrs. Nesblt, Gettysburg,ra John K Brooks, Florida
S R Lowry, Minnesota Thos R Caltoun.Sliunesota
B 1 O’Couuer. N York J E Tourne, N York
Kev Dr Kcriort & wife, Md J B Dugger, Va
J 0 Dugger, Virginia T Leonard, Virginia
P Smith, Virginia A Bailey, Virginia
Airs Seymour, Pennsylvania FW Muttherson. NYork
B C Hogoler, New York A C Armstrong, N York
Mr ftolie. New York Aug C Downing. N York
ft Davla, Now York Frank Osgood, Now York
U Schoonmakcr, N York J It Upton, Now York
K B Bhutu, Now York Chas Woiss, England
Kobt ftinmot Jr, Now York A A Selover, Californio
Jas ft Cheßmati, Virginia JW ft Taylor, St Louis
Edwd P Crano, Now York W O Dunton, Now York
tien Vf Vick, SlissiMippi 2' V JJemlorson & la, Mim
JH Clark, Virginia J V Ainsworth, Mass
Hobt S Barnott, Blass John Cook Jr, California
ltobt A Bruce, Boston E Johnson, Mississippi
AJ Do Irisarri, New York J Parraga, New York
*J N Beach, Georgia J. K Plompton, Buffalo
F A Brown, Boston.
MERCHANTS’HOTEL—Fourth street, boiovr Arch.
S Barnes, Virginia V fi Piollot, Potma
EW Hawthorn,Ohio MBoluu, Washington.Pa
G 8 BlcKlnn k la, Poona Wm Field, Baltimore
S U Turner, WUu’lngtou John GlUllUm, Chester co
J? B England, John lirunor, Lycoming
John K Russell, N Y Hon D D Wagner, Pcnna
M Sweeny, Lebanon, O Air Shrudel k brother, Pa
Chiu Evans, l*«nna Mrs Welsh, Reading
lion J A lunis, Easton Alex Spangler, Dover, Pa
Geo W Spangler. Adams c'o J B Jiurat, Dillnburg, Pa
Jacob fteddig, Shipponsbg A J Wise & la, Indiana
DWTotteu, Sbinpeusburg
sr,5 r, . n }'!A, 11 *‘1 hhinponsburg Thos M Gibson, Indiana
O A Colt, Washington W T Bowers, Lynn, Blass
Jl L Bouors, Baco, Maine Bliss S Brown, WUinington
H O Burnott, Ky 0 Bjajjchnrd, Lock Haven
W lLMatUn,Ky lion Jas 11 Walton, Pa
G W Lonison, N Y John DeYoung, Pa
J W Drown, Mass d Ostrander, pa
A F 9 T a « cr l \, a v,t * Matvey, Wyoming Val
lion J 8 Yost, Pa J a sslcOuue,liollidaysburg
John Amen, l a A p Brown, Archibald, Pa
Nathan Worley, Pa DrW C Phelps, Archibald
J ft Bombergor, Pa Mrs BtcDonald, Pottsvillo
J C Dimmlck, M Chuuk David A Murphy. Phila
.BOhampney, Jr. Lane Miss R p p« Rrß on, Ala
John Frame, Ohio »> G England, Ala
A J Frame, Ohio A Mygatt, New Orleans
ASTidd, Ohio Cornad Loug, Clinton co
STATES UNION HOTEL—Market street, above Sixth.
H S Swalno, Lancaster, Pa J L. Reeso, Lancaster, Pa.
Goo 8 Boyle, Lancaster, Pa C F Carson, Lancaster, pn
J h 3’oungman, Lancaster D Keithier, Luzenio, Pa
Jor Graham, Chester co Levin 8 Tarr, Germnutown
Sami Filler, Pa J D BVhito, Williamsport
Wm V Deeper & ly, Phila O Uminiug, Lancaster, P a
J Masterson, Lancaster co J ft Morrteon, Juniata co
B B Herr, Columbia, lta WmftGorgas.OumbcrPdeo
-Mrs Haines. Delaware Blrs Bolden. Delaware /
J Robins, Milton, Pa J G Maxwell, Pauv’e. pa
J E Fox, Chester co, Pa G Myors, Columbia, Pa
J McYoy, llarrlsb'g J MuUison, Columbia
Jlluckanah, Columbia J L D Foultz, Pa
0 Beecher, Pa J W Jluntei 1 , Columbia
NO Gore, Columbia, Pa 8 A Cook; Clinton L co> Pa
THE TCF.SPAV, SEPTEMBER 22, 1857.
i - j'..* 'iimiii'ii. i.mi'um .Vi.uiA inimTin rirw* n 111
AMERICAN noßBE—Ohestnut. below Bllth ,t.
Addison Mangum, \ C E H Senekor, Bristol, Pa
Mr Man, N York TV Illgglna, Waali, 1> C
H Kraber A wifo, York, Pa Sarah Kraber, York, Pa
Mrs D Kraber, York, Pa .11 Kennedy, Columbia, Pa
8 1* Preston, l.ilz, Pn Andrew Kirnblo, N York
: R 8 Williams, Conn S Williams', Conn
SI J Roberts, Boston S O Roberts, Boston
C Champion, Newark, NJ 8 Champion, Newark. N J
Mrs D u Tuthlll, Elmira,N M TuthUl, Elmira, N York.
York R Snppington, Roadiug
W W Dibbler, N York R G Monro, N 0
WE Jones, NC ,T L Tinsley, Balt
C W Kunnlcutt, Atlanta, Oa T R Ripley, Atlanta, Ga
T K Ripley, Atiauta, Ga Wll Melondon, Atlanta,
S It Gray, Albany Go
W W Spencer, Poughkeepsie G Arnold, Poughkeepsjo
H A Howlanu, N York IV D Cable, N York
T F Parke, Va C O Campbell, Va
T M Boatwlck, Ga C U SUiort, Va
S Caldwell, Phillipsport J Callahan, Va
A Lofever, Bichmoud ' Y Xatelle, Blchmond
G Warren, Bait U Gilmore. Lancaster
A Thompson, Balt 81 Price, Phila
J Saegertowu, Po H 0 Sparks, N Y
M Schlossor A la, Paris ,B Banntn, Pottsv’e, Pa
J Carpenter, W Chester W Mercer, W Chester •
J T Borum, rortsm’th, Va R J Stephenson. Va
J M Starr, Va W D S Dowell, Va
UP (HUespio A la, WqsU IV II Davis, Del
ItT Bryarly, Texas
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street above Third.
Isaao Gould it son,Trenton Geo Dennison, Tamaqua
P RBaldy, Tamaqua, Pa Geo Shoemaker, Tamaqua
John Shoemaker. Summit J Reiser, Pottsvllle
NathanS Stein, Pottßvlllo M Van Nornan, Pottaville
Michael Krobs (c la, l'onua II H Price. Canton, Ohio
H J Ilendlcr, Pottsvlllo J Vickersjcson,oUeBterco
J P Vickers, Chester co Pa I* lljliblsh, Penna
Mrs C F Marsh, ponna bliss Y C Baidwell Penna
W Donahou A la, Rending P Christer, Schenec’y, N Y
JosSUloss, I’ottsville John Deibort, Belli iiavon
J Soyfert, Berks eo,l*a BKlopp, Llewellin, Pa
W Moody, Bradf»dco, Pa US Fassetfc, Scottsv’e, Pa
Jno Vacliler, Wheeling, Va
UNION HOTEL—Arch Street, above Third.
Dan! Robinson, Ureenshoro O Mansfield, Augusta. Ohio
J S Short, Chicago G L Kite, Bloomfield, Ohio
S 11 Webster, 111 8 Haynes, Ohio
Jacob Eyre, Milton, Pa K G Uuckwell, S O
E P Woiee, Pa K Mentzcr. New Holland
J Baxtresser,Elizabethtown John Lamlou, Altoona, Pa'
John H Gosweilor, Ship- Benj Shepley, Shippens
pensburg, Pa burg, Pa
John Stone, Shipjiemiburg G II W Bungfo A Ja, N O
II J Frost, Wooster, Ohio R Sharp, Luzorno co, Pa
8 Rau, Bethlehem • S W Jteuier, Davenpt, lowa
Mrs Rernor, Davenpt, lowa Henry IHgley, PittsbargU
SR Peale & eis’r, L Haven JCCone,Jr, Flem’n.NJ
E La Bar, Chicago, IU Misa La Bar. Chicago, 111
D P Slocum, Chicago, 111 W P West, Salem, Ohio
A L Jamier. N Y
BLACK BEAR INN—Merchant street, bol. Filth.
FWilkiuson, Chester co,Pa J P Wilkinson, Chcstorco
Hugh Jackson, Chester co , James Scott, Chester co
Dayid Kimble, Chester co J Rittenhouse. Pottstown
Jos Uinstead, Pottstown | J D Stce6per s Pottstown
EphiuHartranft,Pottstown R L Martin, Del co, Pa
J Rearigh, New Gilford JLWingert, New Gilford
W Murray, Lancaster Levi Cooper, Beach Bottom
Miss Cooper, Beach Bottom
MADISON HOUSE—Second Btrcct Arch.
T D Appleton, Fort Poun 81 L Appleton, Fort Penn
DII Young, Milton Del W B Clark, Pa
T H Moore, Delaware B W Reynolds, jr, Debwaio
N B Buckmaster, Delaware 0 T Sipple Milford, Del
J D Carter, BucnfiviUe, Pa Wm Townsend, Delaware
Sami Savan & la, Burns- 11 May. Baltimore
villo, Md M Pettit, Williamsport,
B O Tvlor, Trenton, N J Penna
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third street, ab. Callowbill.
Chas Murphy, Reading Jacob Klntzcl, Pottsvillo
Dr Jno Sharp, Phillippsb'g J p Shaffer, Breinlgfiv'o
Wm Thompson, Zionsvillo Wm J Erdmnn, Reading
John Biaso, Suinne.vtoivn Ja» Kirk, RjsJngSun
John Amler«m, S O Wm A Uelfrick, Foglesv’o
Leri Derr, Foglcsvlllo Levi Derr, Foglosviilo
0 Drehcs. MiUtown Jno W JHllegass, Mitltown
Adam Miller,Milltown Harry S Copo, Bucks co
Adam Close, Becbteloville Ohus Levan, Princeton
Henry Thomas, Franconia
CITY HOTEL—Third street, above Race.
C 51 Coleman. Elk co Wm Johns, Lowisburg
Wm Rankin, Parksburg John Welnot, Wiiliamspt
Frank Gramella, Texas S M Roast, Danville '
Airs Kasper, Ileidleburg Beuj Berley, Tamaqua
O J Sboif, Clearflold Corwin Thomas, llisconsin
John CoopctjLancastor, Juo R Stone, Lancaster,Pa
SauPlll Walton, Bucks co S Dunlap. Bucks co
P Kinport, Bucks co S Siuger, Centre co
J Moran, Baltimore Samuel Tucker, Reading
Jacob Cook, Reading Henry Iloflert, Pittsburgh
Samhol Griffith, Pitts’bgh 11 Wolf, Pittsburgh
Knapp’s Patent ResliT OlT^Lamp.— Wo were
recently much gratified by an examination of this valua
ble lamp, and feel confident that it i» destined to effect a
complete revolution, in that important part of domestic
economy which consists in tho supply of light, whore
over gas has not beou introduced. Resin Oil Is infi
nitely clicapor than any of the ordinary matoriala for
producing light, and possesses over tho burning fluid
tho inostimablo advantage of being perfectly safe, as it
will not explode. It furnishes a remarkably brilliant
aud steady light, fully equal, if notsuporlor, togas. The
difficulty has heretofore been to find a lamp adapted to
this fluid, and thousands of dollais have been spent in
experiments to accomplish this object. By a very inge
nious, but simple contrivance, this ond is secured by
Knapp's Patent Lamp, and a clear and brilliant, yet
perfectly safo light, for threo hours, can bo obtained by
tlio consumption of ouo cent's worth of reslnoil. County
rights in Pennsylvania can bo had at the Agency, No.'
202 Chestnut street. Soo advertisement in auoOier
column.
Phrenological examinations, with advice In
reference to lysines*, matrimony, self-improvement,
health and longevity; iu all cases interesting ond im
portant, and in mauy, worth more than a fortune, are
made daily at Fowler, Wells & Co’s., V 23 Chestnut
street, below Tenth. aeTJ 3t*
Seamen’s Saving Fand OX/lce 203 Walnut
street, one door west of second street. Receives de
posits in sums of One Dollar and upwards, from all
classes of tho community, and allows interest at tho rate
of five por cent, per annum. Moneys paid on Demand.
Office open daily, from 9 until & o’clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 In tho evening. President
uT/, I "]MlS's'. PrTSg?B? re - r i Cliarlea M. MorrU j Bocre-
Bower's Infaut Cordial.•-• This invaluable
Cordial is prepared from a variety of the most choice and
efficient aromatics known in medicine, and is the most
perfect and reliable carminative extant for infants and
young children.
By its powerful influence a speedy cure is effected in
all cases of CAoHe, windy pains and spasms. Relievos
and mitigates much of childrens suffering during denti
tion or toothing, and by its soothing properties tran
quillses pains of tho bowels, looseness, vomiting, Sco.
The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
and has been nsed in thousands of cases with tho most
abundant suceess. No family should be without it.
Prepared only by llaxur A. Boirsn,
At his Drug ond Chemical Storo,
N. E. corner of Sixth and Green sts., Philadelphia.
To whom alt 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 Walnut Btroet, south
west cornor of Tuibd Street, PnjLiDKLPHn. Assets
over Ohs Million ind a llalv or Dollars, invosted
in Bbxl EanTß, Mortqaor3,Oroovd Kbsts, and other
first class socurittes, as required by tho chartor. This
Institution confines its busiuoss entirely to tho recei
ving of moueyon deposit. Any sum, largo or small,
is received, and tho money is always paid back, with
out notice, to any amount.
Tho ofllce Is open every day from 0 o’clock in the
morning until 7 o’clock In the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday evenings autil 9 o’clock.
On the 21st inst., by ftov. Jos. H. Kennard, C. LES
LIE HAYDEN to ADA E.. second daughter of Jas. P.
Smith, all of this city. #
Ou the 39th inst., by Rev. John Chambers, JACOB
STOUT to ANNA M. JOHNSON, both of this city.
On tho 30th iusfc., by ftov. Dr. Bomborger, Mr. WIL
LIAM KLBASSLR to'Bliss CATHARINE FLEW, both
of Germantown.
In New York city, August 4th, by tho Ror. John
Thomson, Mr. ANDREW G. BIKKAY to MARY ANN,
eldest daughter of tho lute lUchnrd Nichols, Esq,, of
Southboro’, Maas.
On the 10th inst., ROBERT H. MANSON, in tho 43d
year of his age.
Hi« friends aud those of tho family are respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral, from tho residence of
his brother-in-law, Mr. Benjamin Matteck, in Smith
field, Twenty-third Want, on Thursday afternoon, 24th
lust., at X o’clock, without further notice.
On the morning of tho 20th inst., Bliss CATHARINE
F. GIBSON, daughter of Blary Atm and th© late Johu
Gibson, in the 22d year of her ago.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend tho funeral, from tho residence of her mother,
No. 928 North Seventh street, above Poplar, ou Thurs
day afternoon noxt, at 3o’clock, without further notlco.
On Sunday, tho 20th inst., HARRIET ANN, daughter
of Henry J. Fougcray, lu tho 21st year of her ago.
The friends of tbo family are respectfully invited to
attend tho fuuoral, from her father’s residence, 8. E.
corner Eighth and Wood sts., this (Wednesday) after
noon, at 3 o’clock, without further notice.
|D=“ At a meeting of the Democratic City Ex*
ecutivo Committee. Held on Friday, Bopt. 18lh, It was
lifiolved. That tho followingtowumeetings bo held •
THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. 24th, Germantown.
MONDAY EVENINU, Sept. 28th, northwest corner
Washington and Blaster.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sent. 30th, Frnnkford.
SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 3d, West Philadelphia.
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 6th, Mannyuuk.
TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. Cth, Now Market and
BroH'n street
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 7th, Passyuuk road
and Fodoral street.
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. Bth, Fraukford road and
Norris atreet.
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. Oth, Broad and Coates
streot.
SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 10th, Stntolloußo Yard,
A full lirwts Hand will bo in attendance nt each meet*
ing. _ _ J. J, MORRISON, Ohairnuu.
A. 0. Thomson, \
John Kklhu, |
K. ° a
Michael lUghtkk,
John K, Lauqhun, J r2‘J-1w
10" Third Ward.—The Pemocrntlc Exe*
cutivo Comniltteo or Third Ward will meet on Wednesday
evening, 23d inst,. ftt7# o'clock, at the house of Louis
1). Collin, corner of Fifth and Queen street*.
W. J, JACKSON,
Ja». McVaODEX,) q , Chairman.
Okas Mn.i.Bii, i>op22-2t#
10* Democratic City Executive Committee.*—
A meeting of the Committee will be held THIS AFTER
NOON at 3 o’clock, at OLOUE HOTEL.
JOS. LIPPINCOTT; Chairman.
A Special Meeting o! the wholesale nnd re*
tail Malt and Liquor Dealer'll Asioclatloii will bo held
on Tnowlay afternoon, September 22nd, 1857, at tiro
o’clock, at the Mechanics’ Hail. 3d street, below Oreon.
Particular attention Ib required of every mouther. Jiy
onior of the Association,
go 21-2L#
10* Office of the Union Canal Company
Philadelphia, Sopt. 14th, 1867 —A mcotlog ef tho
Btockholders of tho Union Canal Company of Pennsyl*
vanla will ho held at the offico of the company, (Far*
quhnr Buildings,) No. 228 WALNUT street, below
Third, on TUESDAY, October 6th, next, at 12 o’clock,
M. liy order of tho Board of Managers,
sol6*dtoco 0. THOMPSON, Bec’y.
Ladies 5 dress trimmings.-fan
cy AND STAPLE.
NEW 0001)3 OPENED DAILY,
J. 0. MAXWELL Ac SON
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES,
1026 CHESTNUT Street, four door* below Eleventh.
And 318 S. SECOND 8t . below Spruce.
FACTORIES.—Nob. OS and 97 GKOItCtN St., below
Tenth, and SECOND Strcot, near Union.
Onlorß made at a fow hours’ notice. s e22 4ralf
WILLIAM HANNING’S CITY LAGER
IT Bum SWOON, No. £32 Carter’s Alloy, Phlla
WjM». sey22-8m
Special Notices.
J&larnages.
EDeittijs,
itooka.
UPRIGHTLY, PUNGENT, AFFECTION
y? ATK, LIVELY. FANNY FERN’S beautiful NEW
GJOGK, entitled FRESH LEAVES, iiouud iu Blue and
Gold. Price Seveuty-Hvo ceuts.
[From the Boston ZVonjcripf )
There are seventy-four talcs and fugitivo pieces in
this volume, all stamped with the spirit, originality and
vivucit/’of the author, and which will bo road with
more satisfaction than any other work that has emana
ted from her prolific pen.
j, [From the AVio York Courier ]
Fanny’s pstyle has tho vhacity, terseness, and epi
grammaDcal liveliness of the French school, while hor
fancy is so full of goulal tenderness, and us teeming with
drutnatlo scones and fmdiugs aa the most hearty
and idiomatic of English writers. There are some ’.vho
complain that sho is a mere paragraphs, and so sho is,
and so were Solomon, and Franklin, and Pope, and Mon
taigne, nndLa Rochefoucauld,and Bacon. Butitwould
be an odd objection to make to any author, that he com
pressed lutoa paragraph tho wit which another iu vain
attempted to dJffnao through au essay or a lolumo.
Fanny Fern climbed into a reputation through the great
est difficulties. She wrote in obscure journals, and
compelled the world to recognise her genius in spite of
tho unfortunate channels through which nUe addressed
[■From the New York- Dispatch.]
Tills handsome brochure contains upwards of 300
pnges of Fanny Fern’s gayest, gravest, wittiest, and
must caustic emanations. IVhilo it does not profess to
ho philosophical, it is full of philosophy, of didactics
which only n kiK*u-sighted woman, whoso soul is in her
work, can observe and fasten upon the winds of her
pupils—hor readers; uor is it religious, yet it is replete
with the truest and most attractive piety.
IFromthe New Yorlcer.]
This la one of her richest publications, brim-full of
Ufo, varied nod abundant.
Published by MASON BROTHERS,
sop2J-3t ’Vow York.
|VW TIUaaTSE'"ON^LANj)TIjK\rET
II ING. This day published, by E.O. AJ. BIDDLEi
No. 60S NINOR Street, A TREATISE ON SURVEYING J
iu which tho theory and practice are fully explained*
Preceded by a short Treatise on Logarithms, aud also by
a compendious system of Plain Trigonometry. The
wlinlo illustrated by numerous examples By SAMUEL
ALSOP, author of u “ Treatise ou Algebra,’’ Ac.
Iu the above named work the author has presented
tho theory plainly and comprehensively } hoa goen
: definite and precise definitions lor practice; anil has
oujbrncedlo it everything which nn oxtenaivo business
in laud surveying would be likely to require.
Tho ViOik will he mail&d at SI 75 per copy, pre-
P fccpTLSt
HENBERS°N ft CO’ 8 GREAT LITER
ARY FAIR, FIFTH and ARCH streets.
Iu order to gratify tho wishes of our numerous pa
trons, and Induce the book-buying publlo to fill up their
libraries at the usub! low prices, wo intend to present to
every purchaser of books to the amount of gl ami up
wards,aGßt in value of from 25 cents to 8100. Call at
our establishment, look at our valuable gtock, and select
for yountfvea. ’
opt buying at chanco, for every pur
c his books at tho umal price, aud very niuur
will get, in addition, a present worth having. au2l-3m
R[VANS’ GREAT GIFT
f-J No, 439 CIIEBTNUT Street. N. 8.-No connee
tlon with any other house in the City. aul-3m
T IGHT! LIGHT I LIGHT!—
TIIUF.E HOURS FOR ONE CENT.
KNAPP’S PATENT ROSIN OIL LAMP.—
Tho cheapest and safest Artificial light in tho
world. .Tho proprietors of KNAPP’S PATENT LAMP
do not now husitato to spunk of R as ouo of the greatest
benefactions of the age. It is now established that it is
practically adapted to the burning of Rosin Ou. aiuoug
all the people. It has for a long time been well under
stood by all Chomists that Rosin Oil was five times
cheaptr than Whale Oil. Burning Fluid, or other mato
rials producing artificial light, but hcrotofore. although
more thau one hundred thousand dollars navo been
expended iu Boston in attempts to produce a Lamp in
which to burn this oil, they hare all, from homo cause
or other, failed, and it hai remained, as was remarked
by the Boston Journal, fur A. 11. Knapp, from beauti
fully simple and philosophical principles, easily under
stood, to bring forward a Lamp exactly adapted to burn
ing this Rosin OU in all styles of Lamps, aud for tho
common use of persons overywhero, at a mere nomiuat
cost, so that no one can afford to do without it. Besides
tho above, this Lamp gives so clear, soft, and steady a
light that persons with weak eyes find no more difficulty
iu the evening than iu the day-time—making it, as se
veral clergymen havo remarked, the student's frieud,”
as well as tho mechanic's and seamstress’s indisneusa
bio companion,
Pennsylvania country merchants
will find it to their lutercst to call at tho Agency, ond
exainlmj this truly wonderful Lamp. County Rights
for tho sale of these Lamps iu the State of Pennsylvania
will be sold on terms so favorable that tho*o becoming
interested cannot fail to realize large profits from the
buoinchs. Agency, 203 CHESTNUT Street, above
fa'ecoml. bo 22-d2wAw2t*
SAVANNAH STEAMSUU' LINE
>3 FnaioiiTa Reuucku.
Tho well knowu ilret-clasa side-wheel steamships
STATE OF GEORGIA and KEYSTONE STATE, now
form a weekly lino for tho South and South" cst, ouo of
tho ships sailing ovorv SATURDAY, at 10 A. M |
THE STEAMSHIP STATE OF GEORGIA,
John J. Gauvix, Commander,
IVillrcceivo goods ou THURSDAY, September 24th,
and Bail SATURDAY, September 20th, ut 30 o'clock
A.M.
THE STEAMSHIP KEYSTONE STATE,
Chajilks P. Mahshjun, Commander.
Will receive goods on THURSDAY, and
sail ou SATURDAY, - , nt 30o’clock A/M.
At Savannah tlieao ships connect with steamers for
Florida and Uavanu, and with railroad for tho South and
Southwest.
Cabin Passago $2O
Steerage do 8
No freight received on Saturday morning. No hills
of lading signed after tho ship has sailed.
For freightor passage, apply to
A. HERON, Jr., No. 83 North Wharves.
Agent at Sav/wnnab,C. A.fhtKtSKtt & Co.
FOR FLORIDA Steamers St. Mary's and St. John's
lta.Td Savannah every Tuesday and Saturday. se22
BOYS’ CLOTHING^
F. A. HOYT it RRO. have now on hand a very
large assortment or READY-MADE goods suitable for
tho present season which thev feel disposed to sell
cheap. ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
Southwest corner TENTH and CHESTNUT streets.
N. B.—AVo have a Urge assortment of now cut goods
of a superior quality to umko to order from.
sop24-lmteths
Department op high wavs, sep-
TKMfKft 21,1857.—Scaled Proposals, entitled “l‘ro-
near Thirty-Qfth Btreot and
Myru*iitfoot, utlno I '7‘- , .y>4Vfourth re
ceived at tltia office until M LDausd&Y, the Soth inut
at!2 o’clock if. Each propofial most Jm> atYpMipajded
yj n&iuea of two responsible pcrßoustw sureued.
B]>oclQc 4 tlonB mas* bo htul at tins office.
JOHN MCCARTHY,
Chief Connuißsioner of Highway*^
»«224nth«at
TOISSFnT of HIGHWAYS, Soptcmucr
iiit-nii. a notice Tf> ' contractors”—
CLKANSiWtuE ClTY.—Scaled Proposals, entitled
proposals fur CLEANSING TilfJ C/’/’V, nit! be received
by tho uiuloraigned, until Monday, .September the 28th.
at 12 o’clock M,
Each Proposal must bo accompanied by the names of
two responsible) perflous as sureties.
Specifications may be had at thisOflice.
JOHN McOAUTItY,
»e 23-5 t Chief Commissioner of Highways
Department of highways—
Skptbmiikr 21,15G7.
Scaled Proposals will be received at this office until
Thursday next, tho 24th Inst., at 12 o’clock M., for pav
ing tho following streets with tramway*:
Lemon street, /rom JOth to 11th, )
Penn do do 13th to Broad >in tho 14th Ward.
Uaiel do do 11th to 12th. )
Sterlings Alley, do Race to Cherry—in the Oth Want.
AU thO materials to be furnished, and to bo of best
quality, and the work to bo done Jnn. substantial manner,
and kopt in good condition for two years from the time of
completion. JOHN M’CAHTHY,
aep2l-3t Chief Commissioner of Highways.
jVorTclTTo
il STALWART, Capt. A. 11. Lucas, from Liverpool,
is now discharging undor general order at Almond street
wharf. Consignees will please attend to recoipt oi
their goods. lUOS. RICHARDSON Sc CO.
soB*tf
MARC if A NT’ 5
CRYBTALOGItAPUS,
OR PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURES IN OIL.
N. E. corner of EIGHTH and LOCUST.
Tbo above pictures differ essentially from anything
ever before ottered to tho public. Their softness, and
truth of color and outlino, extraordinary minuteness
and accuracy of detail, insure, of necessity, tho greatest
fidelity of resemblance; while the severity ot the or
deal to which they are exposed in manipulation equally
settles the question of their permanence. These facts
enable the subscriber to offer them, with tho greatest
satisfaction and confidence, to the public nud to his
friends.
They are secured by lottcrs patent to, au<l can bo had
ONLY of K. I). MARCUANT.
lE7" Portraits of tho cabinet, and life site on canvas
os hcretofoio. so 18-3 m
Dissolution of cofartnersiiu\
The firm of 0. 0. DAVIES* CO. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
The business of the late firm will bo settled by either
of thepartuers. 0. 0. DAVIES,
IVM. 8. NOBLE,
A. L. lIOUOH.
Philadelphia, Sept. 15th, 1857. solC-Ct
TO GARPENTEUS AND BUILDERS.—
Attention is invited to the following stock of sea
soned LUMBER:
300,000 feet 5-4 Yellow Pino J’loor Boards.
250,000 foot 4-4 do do.
30,000 feet 3-4 do do, suitable for lin
ing stores.
76,000 foot White Pine Floor Boards.
860,000 feet Spruce Joist.
Bolling low for cash, to suit tho times, and in lots to
suit purchasers.
ALBERT BENTON,
BelO-lro# South FRONT streot.
CHEAP SUMMER FUEL.—GAS COKE,
of excellent quality, Is sold at tho PHILADELPHIA
GASWORKS for tho reduced prico of flvo cents a bushel,
and may ho obtained iu largo or biuaU quantity by ap-
at the Gas Office, No. 20 South SEVENTH
To Purchasers by Wholesale, it is sold at tho Works,
in First Ward, by tho ton, at a prico equivalent to An
thracite, a 1(2 50 per ton.
(Signed,) J. 0. CKESSON, Engineer.
Pim.AnKI.PUU Gas Wonss, Aug. 26. ’67. au27-tf
TnOMAS E. BAXTER.—HARDWARE
CUTLERY AND TOOLS, No, 010 MARKET ST,
ahnvn Ninth, unnth aide, Philadelphia. an 1-flm
Tl/lOSS —17 bales Carolina Moss, lor saie by
iTi MARTIN Sc MACALISTER,
aul 111) North Water Street
TVEW FALL CLOAKS.—Just received at
xx the Paris Mnntllla and Cloak Emporium, to nlilch
the attention of Ladies and straugers uniting the city,
ts respectfully invited. GEO BULPIN Sc Co.,
NEW FALL CLOAKS, at Wholesale —Merchants will
find the largest stock of these floods, iuthe greatest va
riety of materials and prices, at the Paris Mantilla and
Glo&k Emporium.
Prices low. and terms liberal.
GEO. BULPIN * CO.,
*e4-lm 708 Chestnut street
BALE HOPE.—Buyers are invited to call
nud exaiuino our Manila linlo Rope, which we can
can sell as low as American, uud warrant it superior iu
strength and durability.
WEAVER, FITLER Sc OO ,
an 1 No. 23 N. Wator fit and 22N. Wharves
JH. CHASE & CO.
• O K N V, n A I,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
43 North VItONT and 44 WATIUI street, Plillndolplita.
CONSTANTLY HECCIVIM}
CLOVER SEED
On consignment from tbo interior of Pennsylvania,
whero our now Cleaning Mill Is now in general use.
fp- Also, TIMOTHY AND RED TOP always on
haud. \ sol'2-tf
BVP\ TiNGLBY & CO., RANKERS*
• No 37 Bouth THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
COLLECTIONS promptly made on all accessible points
In tbo United States ana Canada.
Btoeka, Bonds, Sca, y Bought and Sold on Commission.
Uneurrent Bonk Notes, Checks, &©., bought at the
lowest rates.
Deposits received and interest allowed, as per agree
ment anl-Spi
WM. D. ROGERS’ CARRIAGE REPOS
ITORY, 1002 and 1011 CHESTNUT STREET,
abovo TENTH, is now open for the sale of every des
cription of Carriages, combining Style, Daraliility und
Elegance of Finish, from the Manufactory at the corner
of Sixth and Master streets, to which the attention «f
Citizens'and Southern and Western gentlemen is res
pcctlully called.
N.B.—Especial attoutlon given to Carriages for re
pairs in the shops connected with the Repository. Kn
trance on Chestnut Stroet. ael4-mwf2w
Manilla rope—superior ma-
NILLA rope, manufactured and for sale by
0 „ . WEAVER, FITLER * 00.,
«8-tf No, Water it.* and 32 N.'Wbarrw.
Henry vTeuTt¥mps~lS : F^'
TIULIUSRIV& ° AINU v>.
... GRAND CONCERTS.
Th " ~uW,tS SS«tt‘ 1,16
Awl first appearance of t/WU >
, . . HfiNHY YIEUX.TEMPS.
In conjunction with 1
A. THALBERG,
And other eminent artists or the New York Italian
Opera 1Ioh«, will take place on York Italian
SATURDAY, SEPT-EMUJJR sw
AT TUB ’
MUSICAL FUND HALL. ae22-Gt
American ACABEMYIiFMusIa —
E. A. MARSHALL., ...Sale Leasao
GRAND nONZANI BALLET TROUPE!
under the personal direction or the celebrated Maltre
do Ballet,
DOMENICO RONZANI.
MONDAY EVENING, September2l, 18.17.
and every evening until further notice, will bo present
ed tho graud Fantastic Ballet, entitled
FAUST.
Doctor Faust Slguor Gaspare Pratesl
Peter.... Signor Oorchettl
Marguerite..., ...Mile Loui&o Laruoureu.x
SlgnoraCecohettl
Spirit® ltouzanto Slguor Dorattl
Mc'tl/itofelo [), R oollul
iniCES or Admission —Parquet, Dress Circle and
Balcony, $1 ; Family Circle, 50 cents; Amphitheatre,
2o cents. 7 1 ’
? ffico the Academy is open from 9 A. M.
• ‘* ‘ j/ <Jr l 0 ‘“-‘curing of ItoseivedSeataaud Boxes,
without extra charge.
The Ballet will commence at 8 precisely
lie»j"K WUI “ C ‘ d "'” 1 ho " d3 s °““. » nli °P
so 21-tlt THOS McKKON, Treasurer.
W ni H T I LEY ’ B ARCH-ST 7 THEATRE:
—Sole Lessee WIIFATi EY
Scale or PmoKs.-—Orchestra Stalin, 60 cents* Dress
Circle (no extra charge for Secured Seats), fio’cents •
Family Circle aud Amphitheatre, 25 cents, Seats in Pri
vate Boxes, 75 cents j Whole Private Box, $3; Qallery
13 cents; Oallery lor Colored Persons, 2.5 cents* Pri
vate Box in Qallery for Colored Persons, 38 coots!
Box Ofllco open from 10 A. M, until 3 P. M
J M.B.IVUITTON Treasurer
Tills? (Tuesday) EVENING, Sept. 22, the per
formances will commence with Dunum’ celebrated pro
duction, entitled
CAMILLE; OR, TOE FATE OF A COQUETTE
Aruiati'l Din at Mr. E. 1,. Baicnport
Mom Duval ...Mr. Froluricki
£»«>“« '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.Mw.'jj.V.' Vonm
Ileletto » Mi B3 Emma Taylor
To ctmeludo with the Lnu?hablo Operetta of the
SWISS SWAINS.
Walter...,
Swig
Dame Glib.
IVATiONAL THEATRE, WAINUT'ST;,
i.l near Eighth.
Aduissiox— -Seata in Private Box, sl*. Orchestra
Chairs, 75 coots; Dross Circle and Parquet, 50 coots;
Family Circle, 25 coots. Doors open at T. To commence
at 8 o’clock.
Box Office open from 10 to 4 o’clock, when seats can
be secured.
Stage Manager Mr. H. Watkins
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, Sept. 22. the perform
ance will commenco with the Thrilling French Drama,
entiiled iho
La Tisha. Miss KimborJv
Angelo Malaflerj... Mr. T. E. Mills
\\ l^ 0 }} 0 Mr. Briggs
kstelle. Sirs. Myers
To conclude with tho comic piece, entitled
THK HUSH TUTOR 1
Terry O’ltourk.
Mr. Tihvell....
Mary
WALNUT STREET THEATRE!—Loa
see, Mr. E A. Marshall; Stage Manager, Sir.
JoboSeftou. Prices.—Dress Circle and 5O
coots; Upper Circle, 25 coots; Private Box aud Orchestra
Seats, 75 cents. Box Office open from 9 o’clock A. M.
to 3 P. M. Doors open at 7 o’clock; performance to com
mence at 7#,
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, Sept. 22,wi1l bo acted
Sheridan's Comedy of the
„ SCHOOL FOP. SCANDAL!
n, r T ,™ zlc Mr. IV. R. Blako
CharlcsS.irfiico Mr. Wallwk Lwter
Mrs. Canto. Mrs. W. R. Blako
lo conclude with tho Laughable Farce, called
BOX AND COX, MAKIUED AND SETTLED
J[ r - H ox Mr. A’Becket
V, ' Mr. Chapman
Mra, Cox .... Mrs. JohnSefton
OPERA HOUSE—
ELEVENTH Street, above Chestnut.
Doors open at 7% o’clock—to commence at 8.
Admittance,2s cents.
SANFORD’S OPERA TROUPE
In their Operatic Entertainments, introducing all the
latest Font'*, Glees, Choruses, Dance/*, Ac., concluding
each ovoniDgwitha
laughable burlesque.
solfl-lm
IN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
CWraTY OF PHILADELPHIA.—Estate of JAMES
uEMPHILL, deceased.
Tho Auditor apjaiinted to audit, settle, and adjust the
iCnal) account of JOSEPH LESLEY, administrator,
de boms non, c. t. a. or JAMES HEMPHILL deceased
and also the (flunl) account of JO3EPJJLESLEY,Trustee
undor tho will of tho said JAMES HEMPHILL, de
ceased, and to make distribution, will attend to the
duties of his appointment en Wednesday, tho 7th dak of
October, A. D. 1857, at 4 o’clock P. M. at his office, No.
lul South Filth fltroet, opposite Independence Square,
in tho City of Philadelphia. JOSEPH A. CLAY Aud’r.
September 11,1857. s-t -th-5t
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Ingraham r. Mcado—ln Eouity, October Sega . 1852,
No. 1. 1 ’
The Master, to whom it was referred by the Court to
examine and adjust the further account of Beoj&min
Gerhard find George G. Meade, surviving trustees under
the deed of trust of January 10th, 1821, mentioned in
the decree in this case, and to report distribution of the
Trust Fund remaining undistributed, will meet the par
ties interested, at his office, No. 628 Walnut Street,
Philadelphia, on Monday, October 6th, 1857 at four
P.M. * HKNUY WUABTON.
seplO-eodbt
IN TIIE ORPHANS* COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
In the matter of J. >y\ Starr, Executor of Maria SUrr,
deceased. *
Auditor appointed by tho Court to audit, lattle,
the Estart ilfrGLACcuunt of Starr. Executor of
tribution of the balance, - wifi meet the parties Interested
at hie offico, at tho southeast corner of Locust and
Eighth streets, in the city of Philadelphia, on TUES
DAY, September 29th, 1857, at 4 o’clock in tho after
noon . DANIEL DOUGHERTY,
sol7-eodst Auditor.
IN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA.
Trust Kstato of John Idel.
Tho Auditor, appointed by tho Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of Lovi Sperry, Trustee under
tho will of Conrad Idnl, deceased, of John Idel, and to
report distribution of the balance in hand, will meet the
parties Interested at his office at the Southeast corner of
Eighth aiid Locuat street*, on WEDNEBDAY Afternoon,
September 30th, at 4 o'clock.
«el7-eodst DANIEL DOUGHERTY, Auditor.
I N THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
A CITY AND COUNTY Op PUILADRLPUIA-Rstat©
of Samuel Bremer, deceased.
Tb* Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of Lewis Uroroer, acting Admin
istrator «>f Samuel Bremer, deceased, and to make distri
bution of tho balance in the hands of the accounUut,
will meet the parties interested for the purposes of his
appointment, on Wedneaday. September lluth, at four
o clock I*. H.j at the Wotbcrm lloubo, ticorgo Street,
above Sixth, in tho City of Philadelphia
Bepl7-eodst JAMES R. LUDLOW, Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS* COURT OF MONT-
A GOMERY county, August 39th, 1557. Notice is
hereby given, to all persons Interested in the estate of
Mary Alderfer, late of tho township of Lower Salford, in
said county of Montgomery, deceased, that Abraham,
John, and Benjamin Alderfor havo applied to said Court,
by petition, praying for a decree for tho sale of tho real
estato of said Mary Alderfor, doceased. Tlio said Court
have fixed WEDNESDAY, tho 30th day of September,
ISS", 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 the prayer of said petitioners
should not bo granted By order of tho Court.
J. B, DAVIS, Clerk of the Orphaus’ Court.
au2tM4w
STATE AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION.
—UHUCUI/EUMSTS, STOCK IIttEEDKRS, ONRB
NEU3, I’OMOI.OGISTS. INVENTORS, MANDVAC-
T(Jftt7t£S, ARTISANS!: All classes are invited to be
come exhibitors.
THE PENNSYLVANIA BTATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY wilt hold its SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHI
BITION at I‘owolton, West Philadelphia, on SEPTEM
BER 25th and 80th. and OCTOBER Ht and 2d ensu
ing, for the display of Cattle, Uorses, Sheep, Swine and
Poultry, Agricultural Machines and Implements, Dairy.
Field and Gucdeu Product!*, Seeds., Fruits, Fluwats uud
Vegetables, tho Mechanic Arts, Domestic, Household
and other Manufactures, Stoves. Wares aud Inventions.
A PLOWING MATCH ! !
In order to promote skill and efficiency in the im
portant work of the Farm, a Plowing Sfutcb will come
off on tho fourth day of the Exhibition, to which men
and youths aro invited to compete for the premiums.
To 6“liers and buyers of farm stock this Exhibition
wilt ailord a most favorable market.
Tho different Railroad Companies will carry all stock
and articles to aud from tho Exhibition fret of charge
as horototoro, and will issue Excursion Tickets for the
Fair week at tho usual liberal rates.
Lists of Premiums and all other information will be
furnished on application to ROBERT 0. WALKER, Se
cretary, at tho Rooms of “ the Philadelphia Society for
Promoting Agriculture, ,} OhesnntBtreot, below Seventh,
south side, up stairs.
Tho books lor the entry of articles and animals will
be open on and after the Ist of September.
DAVID TAGGART,
President Poona. State Agricultural Society.
au!3-d teep 28
TO LET.—TIIE STORE NO. 119 ARCH
street, between SECOND and FRONT streets, ad
joining the block of large STORES, recently erected by
SAMUEL SMYTH, LVq, will bo ready to occupy on the
2oth instant (September.)
Ruui or Fluid Laum businesH not treated with. Ap
ply to WALTER PATTERSON,
spplD-lw ' 43 North Front street.
ibonn on sooo book bindery for
tjj'vvJvJ SALE—Seven years established, doing a
lair Job business, which can bo increased, both blank
and printed jobs. Locution, 635 Arch street, below
Sixth. Blank books at cost, jobs bound to order.
aug!o-6w
708 Chestnut street.
1 PRIVATE RESIDENCE IN GLOUCES
TER, N. J., FOR SALE, handsomely located and
shaded—Lot, 75 feet by 140. Price, $3,000. Also, Lots
suitable for manufactories, fronting the river. Apply
too. ROBB. No 311 South Fifth street. au2o.lm*
riLOVEH SEED.—NOTICE TO PENN
\J SYLYANIA FARMERS AND STOREKEEPERS.
The undersigned are nmv prepare*! to purchase for
cash, prime Clover Seed of tho uuwerop. Pennsylvania
htorekeepers and tnrmura, by sending samples to our
address, can, at all times, ascertain tho pneo at which
wo aro buying. Parties wishing samples, by which to
bo governed as to quality, can have them sent by mail,
by addressing ua. J.H CHASE & CO,
seplh-tf 43 North Front, and 44 Water streets
J"' E. &B. SCHELL’S
• OITY MARBLE WORKS AND STEAM MANTEL
S. E. CORNER OF TENTH AND VINE STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
Where every variety of MARBLE MANTELB, TOMBS,
MONUMENTS, TABLE TOPS and FLOORING, can bo
supplied upon reasonable terms au24-tuf3in
LUMBER.! LUMBER!!—Tho Bubscribor,
who has forseveral year* occupied the premises at
Sloan’s Planiug Mill, Kengington, has removed to
COATES STREETS WHARF, adjoining the Pfaienix
Planing Mill, on Delaware avenue, where he intends
keeping a large assortment of Carolina and other lloor
ing boards, stops, risork, shelving, ceiling, fencing and
scaffold boards, thoroughly seasoned ami well worked.
For mIo at the lowest prices Purchasers aro in
vited to call and themselves, aud every ef
fort will bo made to give rfatiiffactiou. Order# received
and supplied at thu shortest notice for all kinds and
flics of Southern yellow Pine, Timber ami Scantling.
tul.tr 8 8 HIOHIK
HOLMES’ SELF-RIGHTING S UREAND
LIFE BOAT —Tho undersigned are Role agents
for the sale of HOLMES’ SELF-RIGHTING SURI AND
LIFEBOAT. Patent right for States or cities or boats
for »,e, c» l>. <’>’**“s fgfjfolfs*'* CO.'
Buis.iia aoNwtlurtwiiJ,
!Am«gemento.
Mr. James E. Dnnn
B, Olarko
• Mrs. Thayer
ACTRESS OF PADUA
•J. Seymour
....Mr. Morris
■ Mrs. V. Drew
JCegal Noting.
SbfrirolintT,
4Tor Sale and to £ct.
FACTORY.
MARBLE lIALL,
®sttcfltionaL
PROFESSOR SAUNDERS* INSTITUTE
WEST PHILADELPHIA. *
No Seminary whatever is more like a private family
The comae of study is extensive and thorough.
lessor Saunders will receive a few more pnpds under
fourteen years of age into his family. Enquire ot
Messrs. J. S Silver and Mathew Newkirk, or Coi. J, yy,
Forney, Editor of this Paper, whoee sons or wards are
now members of hi* Jtunily. *eptl4-tf
SJT. MARK'S EPISCOPAL ACADEMY,
LOCUST STREET, west of Siatceuth. Classes in
Creek. French, and th© usual English branches,
arranged so as to allow pupils to advance in each, inde
pendently of the others, with a rapidity proportioned to
* £ r \ 8 \ erern * kilties. Much time la given during
school hours to prepare lfißsous. Circulars may ho ob
tained at the Academy.
I*!? 1 -~' r * _ J ' ANb HEW3 HARRI 3, Principal.
M 1 S^1I P ? ssdil la l'E
scmioi 1 l!l " ir BOARDING AND DAY
Un.WHU, CUKb, ' NCT Street, on MONDAY, Sep-
„ ~ , „ REFERENCES.
»&«<* lTi’ \ D \' , % Wm - “' o >Wm:
macswoou, l). I>, do. A. Converse, D. d , do- John
te b ?, rn > nr?’, '‘“i/™'” JJ. Cuthhert.di; ft, T
Brantley, D. D.. do; E. B. Cheney, Jo; William B-n-1
ford, Nair York city; A I). (lilletto, D. b., do;
cock, 11, Ii , do; R I'ullor, D Ij , Baltltnore , Georea
Eaton, D. D , Hamilton, New York; G. Kempton, North
haet, New York; Thomaa Bainbaot, CnMrtli., (i’eergia-
Howard Malcom, 1) Lewutarg, Pennsylvania; John
8. Hart, LI. D., Philadelphia: Paul X. donee. E s ,’,.. d„-
Col. A. Cr. Waterman, do; Caspar Morris, M. J>. do-
Robert A. Ezell, Ksq., Marshall, Texas; John H Eero!
pie, Esq., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; James Edmunds
Eaq., do, do; George W. Jackson. Esq . do, do; Johnll’
Kaymond, LL. D., Brooklyn, New York; Mayson Brar
son, Esq., Chicago; lion. Uoorgo W. Bradford, Homer
New York; atephen 0. DiHaye. Esq., New York city-
Uon. Daniel 8. Dickinson, Binghamton, New York. Ji
sop-i-Im
CRITTENDEN’S PHILADELPHIA COM
MERCIAL COLLEGE, S E Corner or SEVENTH
and CIIESTNOT Streets, Second and Third Stoiiea.
IlODli-KEEPINU. PENMANSHIP, ererratyte.
COMMERCIAL LAWS AND FORMS.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.
LECTURES, Ac.
Each Student has indiTiduat instruction from comne-
Xn’l*'Srg&£3r’ tte immed,3,e
the t! “ 9 h “ ° !
Terms* Ac* 11 &nd 860 B l*cltnena an d g o t a Catalogue of
? se3 lm
TTEMAN ALLEN, A. JL, is prepared to
A^ c tl? e a ,ID^e ® number of pupils on the Violin
‘“i, 40 , TI »«“ parts or «eon.^lt
or nis father, Professor ALLEN, No. 215 South «Wen
teenth Streot. Circulars, with terms and references
at G. AN PUL & Co.’s, No. 1104 Chestnut St. sol-]®#
CCHOOLFOR YOUNG LADIES,SOUTH-
K 5 WEST CORNER OF ARCH AND TEN TITSTft LETS
The pupils in this Institution wilt*bo instructed in aii
the branches of a thorough English Education, and every
facilityfortheacquirement of knowledge provided for
them.
The discipline will be a careful pointing onward and
upward.
The school-year Is divided into two terms, of five
months each, commencing first of Nluth Month (Sep
tember,) and first of Second Month/febnur/.)
. TERMS:
firat Department, per term of fire month# $25 oo
Second “ « << m n a
Third « « i; g-JJ
Joel,&e.,per term 1.00
Philadelphia, 1857.
REFERENCES:
Thomas Kimber, J. D. White, M. D.,
Samuel Battle, Jr., flenj B. J&nucy, M. D.
Mannadube 0. Cope, Robert K. Wright,
William Bottle, Thomas D. Smith,
Thomas Wiatar, George Griscom,
Anthony P Morris, William l\ Pitfield.
Joshua U, Morris, DaridVandorreer,
Uriah Hunt, William B. Thomas.
»u25-lm.
ur
OUPPLEE'S INSTITUTE FOE YOUNG
LADIES, (boarding and day pupils,) N. Vi. comer
KLJSVKNTHVad QUEEN street fifth session will
open on September 7th. Best reference gWen, in
cluding all present and former patrons. au2o-tf
CPRING GARDEN ACADEMY FOR
K 7 YOUNCI MEN KUO BOYS, N. E. corner EIGHTH
aud BUTTONWOOD streets Professors of the highest
qualification* employed. Catalogues containing full
particulars, pupils’ names, testimonials, 4c., canba
had on application.
ftn2s.tf P. DONLEAVY LONG, Principal.
Hall op st. james the less,
PHILADELPHIA.
A SAM.ILY BOARDING SCHOOL PGR BOYS.
lUv. B. R. Smyser, Rector.
The Annual Session will begin on TUESDAY, Sep.
temberl.
Circulars may bo obtained at the Bookstore of ff
HOOKER, S. W. comer EIGHTH and CHESTNUT, or
of the Rector, Post Office, falls of Schuylkill, Phila
delphia. a»l7-6m
TIIHS. BARTON* B BOARDING AND
Ifi DAY SCHOOL POR YOUNG LADIES, No. 1D29
CHESTNUT St, below Twentieth, will re-open on the
SECOND MONDAY in September. aulß-6w#
TOOTHING SO NEEDFUL TO ENABLE
A e person*, male and female, to gain a share of this
world’s goods and comforts as a
AUSINESB EDUCATION.
LEIDY BROTHERS' BUSINESS AOADEMY,
Nos, 348 and 350 SIXTH Bireet, near RACE,
will ro-open on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Ist, for fall
and winter Studies, embracing a knowledge of
WRITING, BOOK-KEEPING AND ARITHMETIC
by simplified methods, in a short time.
THE LEIDY’S take pleasure in saying, that during
the past year a large number of persons acquired a
BUSINESS EDUCATION, enabling many to secure pro
fitable situations, and others to prosecute their business
operations successfully. au22-3m.
COAL, —The very beat assortment of LE
HIGH and SCHUYLKILL COAL on hand, in
BROAD Streot, second yard above Vino street.
*cUdm * • HOWELL DORMAN.
LBS, IS A TON.—BUYERS
wv’il/ and consumers are invited to examine our
stock of “LEniGH LOCUST MOUNTAIN and BLACK
U&Wfl«^^a^vwftrtwd} ft alx4sM»ftWid.hXacGs4llL(‘it
free from slate and dust. “We sell 2240 lba.,” being
“ 240 lbs. more” than sold by retaildealera, at “23 cent*
less per ton.' 1
Also, on hand a full supply of “ BROAD TOP BITU
MINOUS COAL" for Steam-generating, BUcksim thing,
and Rolling-mill purposes. This Coal cannot bo ex
celled.
Yanis, BROAD aud VINE—Big Sign, ‘-b’ilO LBS. IS
A TON. [seS-Cm] LKIGUTOX S CO
COAL! COAL! COAL!—TAGGART’S
CELEBRATED SPRING MOUNTAIN LEHIGH
J. & R. OARTER’SGREEN WOOD, TAMAQUA COAL
GEORGE W. SNYDER’S PINE POHEST SCHUYL
KILL COAL.
RANDALL & MEREDITH
Have for Bale, and are constantly receiving from
above celebrated Collieries,
COAL OF ALL SIZES.
There Is no Coal mined anywhere, equal in quality
these, and a trial will convince anv out* of tbeir great
superiority. Our Coal is very carefully Bcreencd at our
.yards, and we will warrant it perfectly free from Mate,
dust and all impurities. Our PRICES areas LOW as the
VERY LOWEST.
Orders left at our Qffiee, No. 161 SOCIH FRONT
street, above Walnut
Orders left at our Yanl, OALLOWHILL street, belt*
BROAD street. ’
* SSS 7 at our rf , WATER street, above CAL
LOWHILL—or sont to oither place per Despatch Post,
will receive prompt attention,
Purchasers for Family use will do well to call and ex
amine our Coal before purchasing elsewhere. au4-tf
BUCK MOUNTAIN COAL—Direct from
the Company’s Mines, aud the only authorized
agents, by retail, south of Kensington.
Also Lehigh sad Schuylkill Coal.
T. TREADWAY, Swanson street,
au2o--m] Ist Wharf above Washington, Southwark
SCHUYLKILL AND LEIIIGII COAL—
S,I daily receiving, at my yanl, the best quality o.
SCHUYLKILL AND LEUIGII COAL. My customers,
and oil others who may favor me with tbeir orders, may
rely on getting Coal that will be satisfactory to them.
IE7“ No inferior Coal kept at this establishment to
offer at LOW PRICES.
ALEXANDER CONVERT,
N. 35. corner of Broad and Cherry St».
Lehigh and Schuylkill coal—
DALY, PORTER 3c CO., COAL DEALERS, No.
821 PRIME Street, above Eighth, keep constantly on
hand, at tho very lowest rates, a full aupply of Lehigh
and Schuylkill Coal. au l-6m
Lumber AxYd coal—Montgomery
* NEALL having connected the Coal with the
Lumber business, inform their friends that they hare
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 left with Mr. 8. KILPATRICK, No 33 S FIFTH
street, or with Mr. WM. D. NEALL, corner PINE and
WATER streets. auJS-ffin
COmits.
PtfUi AGENTS TFANTEP.—A lIO3IE
OUI/ STEAD FOR $lO .’—Third Division.—s3lo,ooo
worth of Farms and Building Lots, in the gold region
of Culjwjpor county, Virginia, to be divided amongst
10,200 subscribers, on the 7tb of December, 1857. Sub
scriptions only ten dollars down, or fifteen dollars, one
half down, tho rest on delivery of the deed. Every
subscriber will get a Building Lot or a Farm, ranging in
value from $lO to $25,000. These farms ami lots aro
sold so cheap to induce settlements, a sufficient number
being reserved, the increase in the value of which will
compensate for the apparent low price now asked. Up
wards of 1.360 lots and farms aro already sold, and &
company of settlers called tho “ Rappahannock Pioneer
Association” is now forming and will soon commence a
settlement. Ample security will be given for tho faith
ful performance of contracts and promises. Nearly
45.000 acres of land, in different parts of Virginia, ntw
at command, aud will bo sold to settlers at from $1 up to
$3OO per aero. Unquestionable titles rail in all eases
be given. Wood-cutters, coopers, farmers, Ac , an
icanttd, and five hundred Agents to obtain subscribers,
to whom the most liberal inducements will bo given.
Some agents write that they are making s2uo per month.
For full particulars, subscriptions, agencies, Ac , apply
to R. U-YUDER,
au24-tf Port Royal, Caroline county, Ya.
NO MORE PILES-NO MORE PILES.
DR. GUAULE3 KELLNITZ, from Paris and Lon
don, is in possession of a remedy which will euro radi
cally this painful disease, however protrarfad and ob
stinate it may be. The first prescription arrests all pain
as if by magic, and three days’ treatment effects a com
plete cure. No charge will do made if tho remedy fails.
All diseases ourod. Uo 1# also the inventor of a'hqnid
for nourishing the growth of the hair, and removing
baldness, the efficacy of which he fully guaranties.
Lewis FishMult cured of piles.
Apply at 1*23 LOCUST street, near the Umtariai
Church. »el-1 m
-MACGREGOR HOT-AIR FURNACES.
If A Sold by CHADWICK 3c. BUO., SECOND Street,
first door above Race. auglß-Smos
David m. noGAN, blank book
Manufacturer, Stationer ami Printer, No. 418
WALNUT stroot, botueouFourth aud Fifth, Philadel
phia. seff-Jm
COTTON— 200 bales good Middling to Mid
dling Fair Cottou, in Btore and for sale by
8 MARTIN & MACALISTER,
J North Wat** Stroot.
ROSIN.-oOOBAKKELS SOAPMAKERS*
ROSIN, to arrive p»r schooner J. I|. Vlauner.
For sale by MARTIN & MACAIUTER,
au3l- lift North Water street.
Saving fund—united states
trust COMPANY, corner or Til ri;B an' ('flyer.
nut Street*.
Large and small sum* received, and paid 1 ->r> r*j ifa
niu.J. without notice, with FIVE I*ER Chvr IMPR
EST from the day of depOMt to the day of with iranal
Office hours, (tom r j until 5 i.Vlouk ei iij and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until y o'clock.
DRAFTS for sale ou Eugland, Ireland, aud Scotland,
from £1 upwards.
President-STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD.
Treasuror—PLlNY PI9K.
Teller—JAMES R. HUNTER. solMyif
WELCOME RANGE.—SOLD BY CHAU
WIGKABRO.IoaN.BfiCONDet. aolS-ffa
Billing.
SJHIP otseonthe for new or-
LEANS—Louisiana Line—Guarantied first vessel,
with quick dispatch—Freight taken at as low rate* an
any % easel loading. ,
The remarkably fast-wiling ship OT3EQSTHU, Wo.
K. Maxwell. ni_uter. now rapidly completing her load
ing at iUce street nearly ail of her cargo
engaged and going uo board, and wiii positively sail a*
ftbo\c. ’
Shipper# n 111 please examine this ship beforoensra
gmi'eUewhtre.
Tiios« who have not complete*! their shipment* will
J 2“^ a<> b 0 at owe, and hand in bills of Using for *ig
!ft£ or *^ aI f aw of rrei $ bt > which will be taken at the
lowest rates, or passage, apply on board, or to
BISHOP, SIMONS, & CO.,
The OT3EONTHE insures at the lowest rates, and
will take steam down the Delaware and up the Mis
smippi.
Fok san fkancisco—California
LlNK.—Direct from Philadelphia
The magnificent clipper ship JOSEPH JOKES, Sam
oa! Q. Flowers, commander, is now loading at SUea
street Trharf j haring a large part of her cargo engaged
and going oa board rapidly, will hare immediate des
patch.
Shippers will please harry their goods alongside with
out delay.
for balance of freight apply to
BISHOP, SIMONS * CO..
S 3 North tf'h&rres.
I?OR SAN FRANCISCO—FROM NEW
A YORK.
The celebrated clipper ship SANTA CLAUS. Foster,
mister; the mjgoihcrot clipper ship BOSTONIAN,
“ , master, are now loading and will have despatch as
abcTe.
i'or balance of freight apply to
JUSHUP, SIMONS & CO.,
3o North Whama*
iolds nnb Uestanranis.
TVS cGOWAIT’S RESTAURANT, SOUTH
, , cor ? er ° f KKO-'D and WALNUT.—Guno
n . et >n Pamilie. supplied
With Oysters on thy shortest notice. *ej>«-,za
Lewis b. coffin,—
THIRD WARD HOTEL, (DEMOCRATIO TTHAn
„ , QCAUTERd.)
South-east corner FIFTH ana QUEEN Streets,
gtij>3 lmo PhiUdelphi*.
IifEKCHANTS’ HOTEL,
ITJL NORTH FOURTH STREET,
A* OVB MaJUCT?,
. PHILADELPHIA.
wUltf McKIBBEN Jc SONS, Pbowiitom,
HOUSE—Corner of Irwin Street
JO and Poquesne Way, Pittsburgh. B. D. M-AKgpiv
Proprietor. aulS-3m
mines anil iiiqnovs.
WHEAT WHISKET.—E.-pranr
{r A BROTHER, importers of Wine*. Bran*
ww-’. c * .. AISQ ' 60le vroprietow of the OU Wheat
Wh»n£ey, No. 6 North Front Street. aeplT-lm
PORT WINE. — In bond and entitled to de
benture 250 cask* St. Joseph’* Pare Juice Port
Wine, in qrs. and eighths.
Ton puncheon* John Ramiay IsUr Malt Scotch Whis
key, 2 years old
Fifty pipes Anchor Qin.
Marett, Martel, Bouvet, and 3. 3 pop xtr Brandies, all
of which I oiler to the tvade at reduced prices.
„ JOS. f. TOBIAS,
«m<-3nioa 83 and 90 S. Front St., below Walnnt.
|? ?• MIDDLETON & 880., IMPORT
*/ * ERSof BRANDIES, WINES, See.: a’sb, agent,
and sole proprietors of the old WHEAT WHISKEY.
No. a North FRONT street. an£Msi
A LEXANDERy.HOLMES. WINE AND
LIQLOR STORE. No. 226, Southeast Corner ol
GEORGE and SOUTH Streets. aul-lf
Cl. LEWIS, IMPORTER AND DEALER
• IN FINE WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS. Ac., 23
Booth FIFTH Street, Philadelphia. eal-2y
f>RANDIES.—Fmet, Castfflon & Co., Ma
•M-P rett &, Co., and other brands ofCoraacs of Yarionj
vintage*, in half pipe* and quarter cask* : Pelleroiain
Rochelle Brandies, pale and dark, in half pipe*, quarter
casks and one-eighth casks, all in Custom Hu use store*,
imported and for sale by
HENRY BOHLEN A CO.,
* a ® Nos. 221 and 223 South Fourth street.
DITHMAR & BUTZ, PORTER. ALE
AND LAGER BEER BREWERY, No, MO /new
No. 938) North THIRD Street, Philadelphia.—Shipping
ordSts promptly attended to. aal-tf
Saks bn &nrtunt,
Thomas & sons, auctioneers,
Sooth FOURTH street.
LAUGH PUBLIC SALK OF STOCKS. SEAL ESTATE,
Ac.
On TUESDAY next.
This sale will comprise 300 Shares Girard Bank. 19
Share# Dank Northern Liberties, 37 Manufacturers and
Slechanic* Bank, 25 Bank of Penn Township. 200 Share*
Columbia Coal k Iron Co., 50 Share# Hazleton Coal Co
and a variety of other Stocks, Bondß, &c.
Also, a largo amount of Real Estate, including valu
able City and County property, by order of executor*
and others.
ICTSee Pamphlet Catalogues issued to-day, con
taining also a large amount of Real Estate at private
sale.
ID“Fublic Sales at the Exchange every Tuesday, and
I.OGJ Pamphlet issued each Satnrday pre-
TioaB - «eplB-<33t i i
W’OLBERT & SCOTT, AUCTIONEERS,
421 CHESTNUT Street, opposite the Custom
House, between Fourth and Fifth Streets.
SPECIAL SALE BY CATALOGUE of the entire ba
lance or stock of a WHOLESALE JEWELRY HOUSE,
by order of the Executor.
W e will aell on THURSDAY MORNING next. 24th
iw>t., at 10 o'clock precisely, on account of an Estate,
for cash, the entire balance of a stock of a Wholesale
Jewelry House, comprising gold, silver, and plat-d
watches, gold chains, fino gold medallion*) shirt atuda,
seals, crosses, pencils, and tooth pick#, elegant seta
of flue gold jewelry in cases, 100 assorted fin*
rich new styles ct sols! gold bruoehea, drops #q a
. fu'.t ladies’ and geutt’ scar!and ribbon pina-'l oaj
aMOried ladies’ and seats’ gold Sager tins,, very rich
and new styles—pold sets, drops and brooches;
rral pGntlngi, sterling silver pencil case, and wu,
peld thimbles, elegant gold seals, SOO gold watch hoots’
■with a large and valuable assortment of other new
styles or rich and valuable jewelry, watches, See , to.
The good# will be arranged for examination, with
catalogues, early on the morning of the sale
peremptory bale of embroideries and MIL
r.LINERY GOODS.
WEDNESDAY next, commencing at 10 o'clock pre
cisely, we will sell ou liberal credit, bv catalogue, a
genera! a.Mortmcnt of choice French aod Scotch eni
broidi'rie-.'shawlt, trimmings ribbon*
irciich lace veils, laces, Ac.. Ac 1 *
FRENCH ARTIFICIALS.
Also, au elegant assortment of fail rtyles French arti
ficials.
ST. ETEINE VELVET RIBBOSS
Also 109 cartons beat quality Silk St. Etelae Yelre*
Ribbons, fast edges. * *
GOLD JEWELRY.
At of oale an invoice gold jewelry
-old watches, brea3t-pim, watch-chains earl
drops, cameo sets, watch-k«vv Ae Ae
-.v 3 —The whole will**© arranged for ex-usinatioa"
with catalogues, early on the mom.ng of sale, when the
trade and purchasers generally will find it their interest
to attend.
Mosesnathans, auctioneer
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 8. E. comer
SIXTH and RACE Streets.
LARGE SALE O? FURNITURE, BBD3, MAT
TRESSiIS, FIRE-PROOP CHEST, &c„ Ac.
On FRIDAY MORNING next, September 2oti, at 10
o’clock, at the soDthe&sfc corner of Sixth and Race
fitreete, second-story room, entrance from Race street,
constating in part of Jenny Lind, High Pest, Medium,
Cottage, and French Bedhead*. Fire Feather Beds,
M ittresscs, CarpcU, French Tlate and other Oval and
Square Mirrors, in rich gilt frames, Walnut and 3U
hi-gany Frame liO&kiug-Glasses, Bureaus, Card Tables.
Marble Top, Boquet. and Centre Tables, Spring Seat
Sofas, Duans, Lounge-?, Spring-seat Chairs, Marble Top
Sideboards, Windsor Chairs and Settees, Cherry B Tibia,
Canv-seat Rocking Chairs, Walnut Cribs, and fumituro
generally appertaining to housekeeping, Ac , Ac.
FIRE-PROOF CHEST.
Also, & superior second-hand small Fire-Proof Cheat,
Ac., Ac.
NATHAN’SPRINCIPAL LOAN OFFICE,
S E. Corner of Sixth and Race Streets,
Where money will be loaned on gofd and ailvor plat*
Vntriivs, Diamooda. Clothing, Dry Goods,
Groceries, Sugars. Hardware, Cutlery, Furniture, Bed
ding, Hor-es, Vehicle. Harnrsd, Stocks, and on all ar
ticle* of value for any length of time agreed on, entnore
satisfactory and liberal terms than at any other estab
lishment. fses] M. NATHANS,
NATUAN’3 great sale of FORFEITED GOODS will
take place in a few days. Due notice vt*U be given.
WEUB’3 great sale of forfeited Jewelry,
Guus, Pistols, Mus'eal Instruments, Ac , will take fiscs
shortly. Duo notice will be given.
WEBB'S great sale of Dry Goods. Clothing. Bedding,
Ac., being forfeited collaterals, will tale place ahoitly.
Due notic** will bo jjiven.
JfOHN BAYLIS, AUCTIOAELK—No. 325
ARCH Street, bftwesn Third and Fourth Streets.
SALES EVERY EVENING, at 7 o'clock,
Of Boots, Shoes, linrdwAre, Cutlery. Watches, Jew
elry, Hosiery, Whips, Trunks, Fancy Goods, Notions,
Ac., Ac
N. B —Terms of Night Sales, four months’ credit for
approved city acceptances, for sums of $lOO and with in
terest added from date of sale. fitpl-lm
C GEORGE 17. SMITH, AUCTIONEER,
A N. E comer of BARRON and SOUTH Streets,
above Second.
EVENING SALES.
SALES EVERY SATURDAY EVENING^
AtT>a o'clock, at the Auction Store, of Hardware, CutJ
lery, Housekeeping Articles, Clothing, Watches, Jewel
ry, Fancy Articles, Ac.
SAMUEL NATHANS, AUCTIONEER,
k 5 and MONEY LOAN OFFICE. No. 113 South
THIRD Street, below Walnut, opposite Pear at., only
eight doors below the Exchange.
Hours of busineos from 7 o’clock, A. SI., until 10
o'clock in the eTtning.
Out-door sales, and sale* at the Auction House, at
tended upon the most satisfactory terms
CAPITAL $200,000.
XstaMi'heti for t*« last Thirty Years.
Advance* ra-vle from one dollar to thousands on Dia
mond«. Silver Plate, Watches, Jeaelry, Hardware, Mer
cbandiie, Clothing, Furniture, Bedding, Cigarr. Musical
InatrumeDts, Guns, Horae*, Carriages, and Gooda of
every description.
AU goods can remain any length of time agreed
upon.
All advances, from one hundred dollars and upwards
will be charged 2 per cent, per month; J&OQ and over,
the lowest market ratft.
This Store House having a depth of 120 feet, baslargw
fire and thief-proof vaults to store all valuables, and pri
vate watchmen far the premises; also, a heavy insu
rance effected for the benefit cf ail persons having gooda
advanced npon.
N. B—On account of haring an unlimited capital,
this office is prepared to mako advances on more satis
factory and accommodating terms than any other in
this city.
Money advanced to the poor, in small amounts, with
out auy charge.
AT TRIVATB SALE.
Gold Patent Levot and other Watches, Jewelry, and
Clothing will be sold at reduced prices. rnl-ly
©cntlemeii’s Grpoiis.
WINCHESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE
MAN'S VVIINISIIINO STOILE, »nd PiTENT
SHOULDEIv SEAM pIIIRT 3IANUFACTORY. No. 7€4
CHESTNUT Street, aKive Seventh street, Philadelphia.
The attention of Southern and WetVru Merchants, and
is particularly invited to this iuiproTeJ cutof
Shirts, the must perfect ntting article made. At whole
sale and retail, and made to order. aoA-lyif
Girard fire and marine insur
ance COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA—OffIct, No.
.VJ WALNUT street, west of THIRD.
‘•FIRE RISKS ONLY TAKEN.”
muoteas.
W t M Swviu, Jer. Walker,
J dm An-j-üb, Jr., J no. Mwlure,
£.. N Burroughs, The*. Craven,
J 15 Iliighes, A S. Gillett,
F. D Sherman, Furman Sheppard,
Win P Ilacker. Sami. Jones, li. D.,
J. P. Steiner, Joseph Klapp, |f. D
11, A. Shackelford,
Hon. JOEL JONES, Preiident.
Hon. G. W. WOODWARD, Vice President.
Jso. S. McMpiux, Secretary.
JiMxa B. Altorp, Awiiwatfioowtary. aul*stn-if