The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, September 25, 1857, Image 3

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■ ThTWikSiftMoWs tr.Jo.hoTa.Mspfipaed wt of
. more «?,?>■? Cot '* EwW (”*' ,;
* : Tho Corn' tt*49,'7taclse4;;w ! ,« h*r *M* deraqnd foe
sspsMS^f^lf
aoiadAW.oYer, the, csn4>try for the ;
Awmod the city, very :extca
giTe jrtcJthi«Jd% wrtttbiUhmefntoi attest the demand for
'- ‘ , been no
- \ ln
y irfU M.ialay'
.;. ’’ hold on ipy'ifctJii#paper. V • 'l\‘,,-"l r '
-''-v‘' Odr
~ draw immenio aupiiUpa.byiaea front>the js«otia»s, : ';aji&
from Matoer thecab*l*ye aro'furoished with'
'.- cabinet from the plaices, ''.Our railroads bring
.
- operations liig.iylwoM are reqylaite > hot such i
.has been the and ability with which
this business has been conducted, that, fo*;y**te pfcst,
. no Lumbor paper has-been; dlßbtaibrcd except by,
-an accident, perhaps.: '-■ ■/,, - r ; •', , ■> .
A day or two past one note .wsa protested of a firm in
this trade, the partiesto which being at this time very
much extended."’'The ’waaJ^t^tly
granted au extension'. ihtOXceptlohj
bermon are unscathed.-.-'- y. »\ t i<r**V
Anotbergreat Philadelphia interest H our BookjMa-.
%ing. t The Pu\?&?r?. atited; the' clote woucy mwke^
: eiccedloglywellj' andaftwender.'. The
thteteade.-from that riilnous competition;
’ that hM'SifrfstfdW ■9,r&*yMl* >tef; «£> country.
&? {OM W'W?.
tal focthe new Commonwealth Baa Jr to staid, into ope-:
' rfttloii v !text iQonthi 5l was that BenJ -PraokUni
pi»t:f^i^r‘!jPw4Wd^yWm^^! l .trhpitf tege'
coupsgli closely fo%>weit hbTp gaUed iush a jiWwW]
for our Bookseller?, A single . house ,in this -trade ,
v pears ."' y ' ' \
,- _ and we would ’natii-,
! Talljf
'of bhe house that has succumbed. If this storm had
1 notawoptso New England factories, ahd
\ our Pennsylvania, 'iron fonUce*, .*e would predict a
1 good fall, trade for the coal.men/As it is, there willba
{ a good wmpaßlW'hat*
\ not yeafv ■?(<• :
; thejejuit?
ttfe;
I . number
I . ahd c te^a f .'we^wlU l glftdly_Wl u UiV oftju^pe 1
1 confident fiay.while ,<)re -we’aoer
. such anoth4r,’«Jtoi,'-U-v-''-*.b *'- s - 6 -Y -V>
tv Certain Jmschiertras peopledeUghttKemaelveipbwta'
| ;•
% and chartered.aJmpan.ioa.l’:BucXuConduct.-wa •can.iuieh
fi 'to noting hut the act bt the fcouae-buraoMvho hindite'
I , his s^ret j ''fire -at- dted"' of' ihulks.
I darkuMS - tb' wateh ' tfee. rUjfn. he haa ■j&aii&L /* lilanya
I rumoria, accepted, aj.twe which has .been started by a
| wretch whom w 6 would not btlteve upon oath; ; ! - '• l
I ' The stunning effect Of the - ;hhs‘
f away'.i; . V V,\,_,, - •', ’./
I The New ioritentupp«te tohare-a time of It with the
f curronty of tailing Banks, ~ a dist bfYhi<h 'we 'annex,'
1 is uotra singTe Pennirrlvahla Bank :
| Bank...........♦•Bottthphina, Mftlne. . ;
<" Eliswrth Jiarner. '. ..l U}r , :• .>■,] ~a,<
| Sxchangetßank...sßangor, Maine. ?—■
| B^uforißaijk,»v'»*^«V.*»BapiQrd)MaittfiH:> u ; r—- ~vi'
} • Kxetor Bank ............. New Hampshire. ■
$ . Banby-Bank.^V/-...Vermont.c ,i r-- _;/, •• >, r
I Southsßoyplton Bank., . - -o\j ■/
f Bankof theKepablio'.:.,.Providence, Rhode Islands
1 Bank'bf South County... .Wakeftcld, Rhode Island rc >
| Pafmerß'Bank....;'.4»;..'.Wtekfbrd i; Rht>(le Island.i
| Mount Vejrowi^Baak.Vv.. : .BmvlfleiJce, Bhpd© Island.^--';
I Tlvettoußank.,;.i*r.^.?aiyWw£Bhcdelsland. •
I Warwlckßank..-; v .-.^>.^Wwwfckrßhodetlsland/' ni
| Morcbants’ Excharige B’kVßri'lstPurtvConuecticat.
§ Colchester.Bank..;,....^Connecticut.,..-v^
| Bank of Oneioa. . .’.V.. . .'.'Albion, N.T^St <?,
I Hollister 8ank......... t . Buffalo, N. Y. State. ■' ’ 1
1. Bauk,.,. t ,Tonawaciia, Ni YvState;? ~V.;
I, Oliver I*6 A Co.'s B&nkr.Buffato, N.‘ Y. State. ,:r
| Ont Ario. Connty Bank....:Phelps, 1 N. X: State, .* - A
f Onterteßuk..... > d......Z7tica, N. Y. State.- f>
| % 8ank....... Buffalo, N.-Y. State;
I N. Y.gtatei >
NoiTder»ey, ;
- Bank of N sir d ßney*. New Brunswick, N. Jersey.
' Bergen County Banki.*, i.Hackensack, New Jersey/ -;
:o -• T.?*v
' " - ~
i' Caa^itßabk'
V Oi*~
ponya* «*., vvi D,O. - ,r
Ca&&-B&ok»*v .; p ,,i..i I ;;_CletBl»ii4tOUoV; > ': K v;
r i :
Senee* Cwioty flajik,;;«»:•§Ufin. Ohta- ; t V rJs ;
Ifiami flh&vx, 3 ??_«■.* j
Clinton flank..* V.'Uia
City Bftn&.Xol!inibu»^w»Columlm« > OWo. .
,Umoij'Biujk, .7. ,»i‘.Sandusky,'Ohio; ~ V -''
Agrlcutturil flank*.; i Tetmaseedi;,
BSak?&W«£le nnegaee;,‘.lerinMwe\ : -*.?,? ; ? ,
flank' 6f till Capitol. ... *lndUmapolia, Indian*.; , *-%
CeatcaHJank.vi 4 A5,.:.-Indlanapoliaj Indiana rAUf
Ban V-or .KJgtfi.r.vW.uviißlKiii; lHMoku ‘-.JW '
Bock Blver Bank.. Beloit, Wisconsin. . ~ v
-
Ing, anbjeciio Sally 6hfogo Meairfl. fejnjwbn, &«*£,'
A Co.qnoto Mfdlloffa j ' "' ” " Vv V
- A* '-X -A -;-u Buying l . “* SelHngv;./ >r;
• --‘iQ5 "
- 80 «teg.;.U.i‘.V: -60 '* • 86 '
• 120 wrtrs.-A'oA.v.'j 78' - *B2 '
VtbcVbol d o ra J and bondhpW ers oftlus
Peiawkro', ljaclcsiwflnria, ini ‘Western itoad, io coasnft'
! upon the. ebndlUon and prospect* ©f/th* -
caHed for at the.office of the eoropsnyy.lTho;
wus A Oner' A theafliirsor
tUo
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'3ss >l4' r fa ?
payineixfconite t ;, • ■ . ; *
: fft^acd'lwiidtoldertof ihe-Ztfei
Boadvr&B hpld.et 80. street,yesterday after
noon, M£ J4s. ; «>f A Cd/, Was
f ; :Vi <*'; W'. r
r ifr.Cbafl. Morkn, Prfcildeaiof tbeßbard, then made
jan extended state&sei&of ibo condHionof'tlitfrt&d. -: (
|Waxprdposodj'fin<l* sobscrlption of 1144,009 annonneed
toward „ . ■ %1 , " -", I ***
‘ A jeoJamiUde la spirted to, Inveatigite
the cWpanjv-, *’\ '• \ • -> 1 -
\itp<tricd K. Manhl Jr.> SlocJ; JSrotsri Xfo, ,
; 80i Walnut weet. .. : -iuiu'
.. •*lBai BOARD. , , t i .„
OOOSP.RB>s 7 "39Bering B »sim22}
MOUA AiueVSTW do cub ttx
iOOO do loU '6s’ '.»>•’ do .., .6wn, ; 22tf
600 City G'h dw iota fc r J& 60 do • - .own -6ZU;
too liia. 6’» ioi«v79x ,;ioo: ..do'- ,',7*6,225,'
ilCOdltV K'6’. lot.Bl 60 do ■;, ti. sai,
,700 dolot«PßK .81. W ,38 UMTi.bg E»Swn62
S 37/KPft a ■ ath ; . SJg 160 SchN.r nrefd.,, ,« • .
100’ :, db • Vii Ti«±
ICO „«do „ y'rf 22} IdWPoimoß 'lofcyujS
• bs',«f
asjwKp
JSgaSßStt
\fter 'MQfhfcpt owmoTr
(oo ; . : pk :• to aa '—/ », ,atx
100 Tdo •: \CMhCjSUi :': 5 Oodf Sink V, “
100 1 <SV*W ,10. ,M.,\,
dov.-, «X' ; ~ ,105 ■.;■
! >-.7, USTWEJSHBOAHDB. ~ , /; -.i
DOOC&UM’ 05 .! l-MOGlnuAßuk'' ■ -SJi
»OOCllyO'i' , sjiOW“OO.i l 20, .4o e 5 8K
il6o Beading H loti 22Jj ‘
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j 40-",Nl>» -89 X 90
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wrijCsol fccn43 ' ;
fhyl StagesM
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BOABD, . ~,
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10Penaaft;. - '. Ul#’
£/ *4? i4li.
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8{1)/] ir.rPM/ MJK .15 ,
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i (From the Kier York Independent ofFcsterdsy.]’-*-
ASSIGNMENTS, tc 0 ,~-T he following ate
(reported f^lwejjSMlguiawts^&c. ,t'.' v ,*
.W. Luighton it.Co 1) Ein'DgiwDjN, H,.failed, >,l,
h«rle* H^ilillsd:
stab Hadley FaiJaYJo,.
tvaxn lliH#iih#^r?o^y*JlBiChlflk»^e# t jPoT?£snftfc,
fright iu»poDdfW,withU*-j
reports millions
fried *, liabilities reported UQQfiOO, ,• /.-- J, - -
Co^i^loo,^.ltost9%
I log, '.Eiftke,, 4,. Co., Kaj^warey^BOstoo^'ji^L*-?
won*, !paufoTtb 1 & SdftddVr,' u Grocora.** Boston,,
ndttl liabilities said sbouts3OQ,OoQ, -* ••, J.VM
ley; Mottltoji,' fc'Co';,' li Leather,” 1
d.„- t . - , •'"- i
oond.& BobiMOd, _« Bbstdn/ffOßpiflded;:
t¥«Yorbnsli f ’« Shoes,” Boston* failed, '•'
K.Stopo&Co, ‘‘Hardware,’’ Boston,-ittspen(JedV :
ph Warren, .Boston, ibsptJnded * ’liawlitfeslsAiif
%40,000. -
tlianx Mason & Co., “ Hardware,” Taunton, JjtMijj
o Union Straw* Works, Foxboro, Mas* .'ire'dWei
rask flin extension-in ■'fobsequcnc©' of thefaUuta of
fpenter', Ide, & Co., New York city. - ••<
Km. Attleboip,.Was*., askfa^'ad
|enslo% shows ;assotj9. double the amount of llabl-,
french,Sisspp,' Sc Co.?Providence. 8.1., “OH M&ft
Cotto n !Tf<itiatß(rtarers,‘” suspended; Habiil
| estimated |56b,000/--T.'. >
lynTeW/Field & Co.',' «J?aper,*.> Now York rityiusi
SrtiiVifioitoi' “pifoy, '»«*'
feorge Everson Sc bo.;‘^¥lhdfnra '’'No*? YoVkiftty, 1
fpended in consequence N, Clio St.
for wfloin they have eefeopted j itiseX-
Hed will soon resume nndpay infolU \ v " /■ ;4 \' '
|ackawwma Bailroad and Co&tCo,, _New .York 'city,
fterer’ic Reel Now York city, sdapeaded'.’.'’ v ' ,
lobcrt M. MdsWrtOfl At' Co.,'- m EfrccVr,” NawYork
I, suspended'/ -V ‘ ’ ’ , : - • ••- ;
|‘b; dt; WiJJ-Babcock, N«r.yoilr
I'm. Stephens & Son, li Wire,” New York city, bus*
Hurray & * Davis, ** W.00J,” if Y?rk'
ItV. Kirby y.O<l'. l :"i>ifQaiiit, l ’ : »«w T«rk elf f
Jously reported, tuspeoded y have • obtai nod an ex.
lion' of six,; twetv^r.,eighteen, jftnd .twenty'four
I tils, theirowh notes, withinterest, And, wiU-.ep»?
fetrasineM as formerly. ; r i ; \ ' .- ‘ -v .* ss.
lk>rgo-&jßMthpv*>?^.Shocs, ,, -New.*,York city, wa»
pdi Bht aresaid iolChow a good surplus. • *-■ '
NeN. York'
t ft Tninraingii, York city,
CUiXb'fv'f. -1 ‘i
..Yprk^tftfl^ads
iolj£KS»iriW,K»*.ttirkcltr.-r*!lea«iia
hn Sddl£3lSl|i(ves .1' failed i v.\ ;
York Wfguod, tqGep,
Q> KBMb i ; OoA“'p!oiljlny,’> H«W -yorlr city,
, £'' k' -i f'(' V< '*
-*?«{■s[9*rassigning/£; #alJ- :
R:
signed, *
,; Throws 3, Wbitrier, s ltaag4fa' Fallal NeVYork, as-'
'tfjined. } '' • y v„.J ■ '
~. Wfouei Jfltoltoy.'Oawego.'New York} euspfnded."' ’
,'•; Tylct'&'Wilii; » HOchfcs't**, NOW Tart, failed
‘ Davis, Saydara, Duboiß,’& Co., “Bankers,-” Rondout,'
York, suspended.
’A. H Deimel, Herkimer, NvY:, assigned. , ,
Oswe'go, N, Y.,‘ ’ ;
w N.'Y?, fcitedl Hawmie«
said about $30,000 '*• *.•;* .
■? B. T. Grant, NewarkyN. Y..' ai^penilofl.
Q«oVYr.Wnfei;¥m*moro,‘N.Y.;aSBigned'.> 1 '
« H. If.-Chadwick, Jordan. Jordan, N. Y., failed.
*•• Oorwlne Sc Tompkins, Ashland', N. Y.> fauoui
Ell Mewla£b,Xoyden;N.Y. assigned, ; ‘ ,
•• , Sanmol Norcross & On.', Tranaboro’, N- Jm raued.
■ Caleb Copo it Go., 11 bry Goods,’’ Philadelphia, sus
bonded/Haollitles heavy; - . -*
1 Aaron'S.'ldpphicoU,'“Pry Goods,” Philadelphia,
1 .suspended} Habllltlea heavy;' ’ .
IToalrins; Heiskell &Oq\ “Dry Goods,’ 3 philadel
: phnMol *
, aul' : & Co. j “Comnmklon',” Philadelpliia,
suaripridod; liabilities largo.' - ' '>•/’
i Haoitw, Boa, &Co i :'Philßdelpbia; suspended. *
ißCfllv Mulligan,- & Huey,“l>ry Goods,” Philadelphia;
/P/P, Remington, Philadelphia, suspended; 1
•RobortPdttbrson &'op.. “ Cotton aud Sugar,” Phila
delphia, suspended: liabilities largo.
SeoncOy &'■ Ooi, - “ Commission,” Philadel
phia, suspended. ■ - • ' • ’
It, Garsed fcßro., “Cotton,” Philadelphia,suspend
-0d». '' s ‘ 11 - "' t - - '
.’Charles HaUoweU & Co.,' “ Hats,” Philadelphia, sus-
WRded..‘ ' Vj - ; .* ” '"■! ■* ‘ ’
iJamos'P. Perot & BrO., “ Flout! and Grain,” Phila
delphia. 1 > K '
- Stitt &,Co.‘, “ Wool,” Philadelphia, suspended:
liabllltletfsald abouts2so,ttJO. v * •'
John Briggs & Co., J “Calleo Printers,” Philadelphia,
suspended.- - '' ;i,, y *-v •* ». 5 ; - - - •"
! .‘Heeve'fi.- Co.v and - Reeves, Abbott & Co.,
'“Railroad Iron:”'Philadelphia,'reported suspended,
.w© leira have’obtained will roaumo
husßiOW. ’ 4 ' S! ' '• • v - , r „
Walters:'& Stackhouse, “Straw Goods,” Phlladel
•phiavAuspended. % ’ ‘ '
8/P.Wllthank,.'“Straw.’Gooda',”. Philadelphia; sus-*
’pbtldbd 11 '■‘ " v ' Y ' ' 5 ‘ '
8. “ Notions. ” ph7lads!phiai's^pended.
: r John Brake, “Shoes,” PWladelpblii, Suspended. - •
! John L. Pomeroy, “ Philadelphia, suspended.
•. lottgmire Sc Brooke,' Philadelphia, suspended. , ,
T/K.Collins, Philadelphia, suspended.
CharlesZhtba, felled. *• J
s : Hadley & Barton,.Scranton, Penn., failed.
- Thomasßfrkbe'ck, Tatnaqtia, Pa.*, suspended.
Daniel P.’Haka' & Co., ShamOklu, Pa., failed.
JamM faiUd.
,0. iL Bipplyae^Sb&'oo., f Ba! timbre.-suspended/’ '' '
J? ' ' I
X ¥ 6 .'; m
ikijktalili, ?r 6f,WM. • r
liOtiteviUe ? Ky., ( suspfead-
R.%elfear^*^jt6V,’-‘ , diil6; s? faiied' aid
Johu'Pi'iSo^ieVßaytOhrOliib/fidled; 11 ‘t''
• Albttt '• V ’
A JohuWodft'irVptoprietorof thO iwnkr Of the' Capitol, 1
Indianapolis, Ind. t small, and is se
t Thomas Gcorge;& C 0.7 “ Hardware,” Chicago, 111.,
assignor Uablflt(es’sBQ,ooo,and hssetrf ohbut JlOO.COO;
; Ilfgiubl.«..m> Whlt« Ctt f wo, I i:, failed.
rrtaberfc'Cofr]C!ilwg6,lU.', p S !guc<l ,
‘ W. P. Swift & Co., Chicago;'. IH.yauspOndod. •
■” ■■
! -ij; Tl BMbo t .'Uhloa 7 /. 1
7 PhitGpUce « Burdick/ttalaraazpo, Mich., failed and
assigned.'-' ■ ! * ' 7 ’’’ * " u ' J > ;
A Henry OMlipley, Detroit, Jllch. 1 , failod arid assigned.
;ilansqn-Ar- OcobOckj llnasori'/.alicli.'jfaiied-'-in consc-, 1
huoincOdf fire.*-- ; \ 1 ’ : ’. Ul , v '' I ''
Mir&CioyeacWhUo Mich:; failed'.
Newmfln'A.BrdjrbV Madison; WlsV/os^faidd.-/
2 Pariy A'Prfeeousn; Burlington,'lowftl’&ssi^ned.
Borns'lt'Renfwn: Kebkux,-lowa. assigned. 1 L ’ l
DavidWllcbiVTOiedO.lowa,failed.
/.
and assigned.
.! jfeoplrA/Bthvrn,MouticeUo.lowai’eold out
WHUtraP./fc^
l V4-t .•-’“•Sm^oitationsi
Teal—6o
VixWiobftctioDohatt'&Taltj $&do;28 cases do Murder «r‘
Aoteloj 33T»gS seed 0 H'Oumflalng;' l l9 bales wool BW
l&pkga'iuuiiWe* Merrifck It Sou; 0 bale*
mdse-'WeUingi (h>ffln;'fcCo;2bfcgSstiiidiles U-pabrisg
St Co; 3 ddnsdsc Tffcdi'ek ■ o' do‘«lo }Vw
Wateofi & v Ci>;-Xdo do Bauer &'Brp;>2‘toaß jdg iron'A
Whitney St Son; 20 bundle's leather Porkot & Tel&ttdj B
"boXmiae B JayneA • Son; 120 pJgsleati ’O3 ? Adame &*
Coj‘27 bags roots 1 B M Jones & Oo;-4 do v razB Jessiip &'
Mpdrc; rf boxes /tobacco 17 bags foots T Webster If; 250’
Wa nuta N tteUings; 01 do do 3 DobbVu; 77-do rcduc
Tusthi St Sbewell, 5 biles indieThotnas & Martin; 23 do
rags Server A IPO pkg* sundries order/
’ BANGOR—Scbr Cintm&i Soule—lo9,oo(J'feet lumber
twollß, GoaHtt, fc Orilyln. ■
1 vY-:"-.
'-\! AfrrriiafjtH %zchflkge ) J?hiladclph l {a*'■ •
SblptTonawanila, JuRu**..,,.........Liverp001, Sept 2&
BWr Jtwnfai Jones, Flowers,;..;>,,, ,San,Francisco, jpeq
Jtoraue Minnesota. C01e..............Ri0 Janeiro, soon
&c. Sept 29
l*KllUt)*Lrau—fcom Now York 2d, arriving at Har
yana Bth, and NewlWfiAnjr 13 th, From. Kerr Orleans
20th} Havana33d, opmingAt New. York 28th. 1
suakbb Cltt—From Now York 7th of each month,
arxiving.at Hayana J2tb. and. Mobile -litU,. From Mo.:
hile^sSiVHavana24tb, arriving at New ,
{Usiwei—Frotn NeW York i2th, arriving at Havana
17th, ahd-Nw'drieanalOth, Orleaus27th,
Havana2Btb;’arri*fogatNeVYoHcScl. ; / f , V • , V,
Exmn New.York.. 17th, arrivlng atua
>ana23dt and'NoWi-Pneans .2(lth'. From New Orleans
sth. £Givaiia Bth,'aiTr?!ag«t;Nea'-YeEl£lBo2. j,,. „•
~ Biacx New. Yfirk^fth,'arrfre'at
.Havana lat hhd! New-Orleaps .Bd,. From Now Orleans
NewTork'lStb. . .
‘ l9th and 4tb.-due at Ha
vana 23d and 7&U Jproia Hdrobk JOih and 25th, due at
NewYd«l6tifaKdSlirtr"
- The Californiajn&il steamers aafl from Now Yorkon,
Ab»st> r and^Otho^ ?achmonth.,.', ; . .
■ % fe’r^aniies'Sntcliigente. ■-.■■■s}
jp oitfr wPhiladelphia, tw%;- act isot.
4-SUN 5KT5.V;;.,.,.,.5 5C
HIGH .WAmU'}..* 7 20
- • • -•- - -■ -
I ‘Steamship; Penns/Ivan!. Teal, ftom Richmond, via
Norfolk,#) hours. wUft 'mdse and .passengers to Thos.
Webster, Jr, 'On Wednesday, 41*. M, off Bombay Hook,
-tasked steam tug America.'having In tow tho ships Stal
wart, for Liverpool, Londonderry.,., ,
- ‘Baiuae .Mary F Slade, Atkins; 12 days from Charles-'
.toniwlthldmher.toEWah JCaitcll... , .
V 6 days./rom Kewhuryport, with,
from New York.
lt ppbb(j7 r days fromßockport, in hallist
. ,Sohr Triumph. Artie, 4 days fromEpslon, In ballast
laWtaff Jehus, ''
> -Sehr Cantina, Socle, 12 days-from Bangor* withlura-
J>er to IwelU, Gaakilt & Galvin. . ,
•Schr lf J jßriytoaVßogett/4.dftys from P*U Hirer,
with mdse to captain. . 7 , , f
; Bd»r Jnblata, Harrington, fi days from Portland, with
fo./.Jfoko*. y u\ i . , •'
. v ScbrTl W Tailj Nowoomb, § days from Boston, in b|ri»
UsttoJßsderr ' ‘ r
•' Bohr, 1 dayfrom Smyrna. Del,
wlth Wllwm& CoT , ' \ ,
’ Sehr (Jblef, pount&in, S.daya from Beaford,>lth corn'
to Bewlfty. wUibn & Co.'' '
Sc hr xdziir, Scotty . from Georgotown/with’
BchrD (I Plojd, jUiketk, from Now London. •
<> Bchrßo»ton, Brower, fromProvidenca. . ,
■ ’Bohr Sarah C Willetts, Thompson, from Providence.
. 'Sehr J Hathoroe,Yearie, from fctonlogton.
•Bcbr H Corson, Coripn, from Boston. - L ,
.Bclxr from Milton, Del.'
'Stcsmcr/.Kenpebee, Hand, 21. hours from New Tor}?,.
-tU Cue' Msjy,with md»s .and to -James
, AUdexdjce." “ *
pity pf Blchmond, illicholl, Bicimond, T,
-Brl^CMlm»;Jf£rd).ci^nJfuegbsj EJiranißroFo.V,
< : Stmr j Byaaejl, JfesrTlayemßepplier.
; fgchr “'/’do .. ' • ‘
' Bohr Jas.Jdartln,, Harding, Providence, J K Kennedy.
Jt Co. ,V*,- 'I .» ~s > <;.'c„ ... \ ... , > iK i
; Schr Arcturris, Cobb. BdgftrjawA.,o Jflller k Co.
ißcbr Smh C WUletts'l'Soiapson, NewbCrg. do
t -Bchlr. D ; ' G-Ployd,' Rackety Bcltoate,
r jfichfJn'llddnaf fiard{ngj J Bos6irfi Ddvld Cooper. ' ‘
rSchr Jltathqrne, Tewle; Boston, D.Kothetmpl' . 1 , “
(SchjrEto&jrt r jCferMQ,’ ; Corfl6nj3loT “ ’do 7 '" ’ " -
l ■ ; gctrf r Jftmw Ysnt;-Washington,Van:Doflojj, Norton 1
•. Msm, J B
Whiwv -•
. ;Bchr ;K • towuwad; Towbsend,” Charleston,’ Pettit,
,v J \ ’
f* BehrAlmtr*, pedrjclrvCharleston,SJ Christian.’'
" j ? h ‘ :
~;“-’CApK lStAWD,Bei>t.
■The Julovboat Hemd/ffom ft crdise; anchored ip the
rfptxtU.itiTog' put pilots
on boardtbe brlgßiJolvern, from Jamaica.
HeVwafd, from Charleston,’and 'Kito n Baton, from St
Ji>lin, NB. . SoyonU r light parsed up this fore*
mboii. Ship Stalwart, forXtyerpo6f, .went to sea. IV'jbd
SB-.jresths>dne,-' .
;: V .P
? Tnos.\D; hughes.
7 *|. *-, .. JBT WLHOBAPB.) ,t
-■', pftb?£hlladelpfylh Exchange.'
r »at tbfaifoH from)VUm/iigton, NC»
.flfednesday, between Capes
the: following; 1 ctwe'readypiado
,dotblfig;ilo' : miirk, Onaccount of the.topbeingoff; 1 2
■hblayicagirv tnarkcd from E Mathlea, Loratsnl
'street. Philiw; l bbl whiskoy/jni&rked Petersburg,’Va;
&• lol r of lodse, Umbrellas, cotton,&oj ■ aad/gbsorved a,
greAt'jfoaLoietberstuifdrifting'.* >’, :’. - ,
'“rv-or/ ,;<•,/; johnr/abbqtt. *
.. ; 4 of &e Philadelphia Exchange,*
' v- L < . r ,; BEWB3, Del BA M.
reported la toy last 1 letter as, remaining in
harbor, arp.ooebgctUßg pndor way; among them are
(b&taad Miry FSlade, from Charleston; brigs S, Eaton,
Chloopee. Caßtoti, Gparf Heath,’Judge Whitmore, Ava.
8 : HbJ't.R' 0 Chttloner. E&ex, C&lt,- L 5r 6trouf,ana
ZobeV fccKrS^R 1 Treat, S, A lfampOnd, Lady Suffolk,
Gen John. Cropper,,‘Elisabeth, Helen,',Star, Louisa,
'Globe'/Mary Ellen.'o M LaVr&babjJ P Barnard, Luck,
Pair, Rebecca, ilill Carter, Caspian. SuUapa, Martha,
Veloua, Celewi.land >bopt fifty. others. Tu»d W-:
.weatberefoar.
1 j he,;i ; ,WM. n/HIOKMAN,
' ~ ‘"Dtfrreßpobdence'of ThePresS/’. ’
’ * J:ku-• ’•* J‘ HJ-vnaDeGiuck, Sept.,24. .
sjghedftaMl! ' J&den-nnd. coq*
i ® Prairie’, lumb’ee to BoUon, Vahder-
Cd A J Feeder, lumber to Young ATYoolvorton;
'Jos ,A lufnbDrto )laTooe A Taylor; Rolling
f “ y^ °“i 2»!»o uicktor, lum
■• * '7-,-;';'. " : f iraMpaxiißi-, ’ ,
t S A»vSlrp 7tfi°iSlt' 1 ' X ‘ M^Cl ’ fr °°* Mri ? cd
* Btc»m«liipC|rt»wba, M fcora Charle.ton. foi Key
•ffeit H4r*?a, ut.Saroiirmi lotU tout, ujJ c |e M a
lhlncM gptagno/iiaUlnnm, benco ot Bos
‘t©n Sal Inst/ \ _ , -,
Bteamship HB.Beaeh, Itaraaey, ; rroni Baltimore, at’N
for. at
'Mswiir, In Hampton Bead. from
„ ; .
■ fiblp Kortliern Crowii/Hallctt, cleared at g,t gtopheua,
«»lW Cw»,Ohata 6n
* the 4thihat. for Loniion, with « carffo of deals, lost aix
df crew by desaftfoii, tiro of whom leit the. t'essol to
jlrfira,ftshdM*i ope of them was'drowneul iu the attompt-.
i 5 Ship ffom Bio do Janeiro, was be
t Ibljr^tM^YMtecaa/..! " \ . -
: i Barfiae CosaeTla LBeran, Belcher, tor Souib Adj»w
i ca> weqfe tojea Boads 23d lost.
! / Barque Wer//ranees, Strichllog. for Buonos Ayres,
- »ali?d /rom Z3& Inst, with,Dour, . , *
i. ißarque for HongJCong, cleared ft*
sew-yofh*>a teftiiLli ' -- < - <-
t IhSd'ln ortunej ItaTOner, for Yemca, cleared at Nor
[• Jlwqu'eW*mpah6ig, Oolßoriitiomiboiitou, wasfnlioh
ARRIVED.
-> ‘fitmlW' Smtioi; Gfifba; &Hei'
•iolfc. for Bio dc Janeiro. * - ,__ ~ _ _
j Darquo Chili No 2, (Fr) from SanEtthQWCofor Havre,
-passed Falmouth Bth met. - ' ,
. Barquo Ispao It DavU, Hand, hence, arrived up utN
OrieaDSlßth lout.- -
Schr Jus McCloskej, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Hertford 23d Inst, “
■ Schrs JJ M Wright, from Philadelphia, and Streamlet,
from Brandywine, at NeW Haven23a inst.
• £chr L B Ferguson, Bartlett, from Georgetown, go,
at New York yesterday. *
Schrs It Taylor, Abbott, and Win Henry,
cleared at.Baltimoroyesterday, for' Philadelphia.
Schr And JJanHerson, Nicholson, cleared at Charles,
ton 21st inst tor Philadelphia,' with 11,839 bush wheat,
48 railroad wheels, 80 axles, 23 bdls paper, 82 hales
yarn, 40 pkgs mdse, and 96 empty bbls and casks.
Schr 51 R Carlisle. Winsroare, sailed from Bristol 22d
inst. for Philadelphia,
• SchrAlbort Field, Philips, for Philadelphia, sailed'
from Dighton 20th inst.
Schr J Farnum, Baker, sailed from Providence 22d
inst for Philadelphia
Schr Ocean Bird, Skinner, for Braudywlno, sailed fin
Richmond 23d inst.
Schrlugoiuar, Ohas©, cleared at Wilmington, NO, 23d
tost, for Boston.
'• fiobr Village Gem,' Phinoey, for Philadelphia, was
advertised at Wilmington, NO, 23d inst.
Schr M M Freeman, Nickerson, for Philadelphia ot
Baltimore, sailed from Providence 22d In3t.
Schr A 3 llorton, Klwelt, hence foY Chelsea, Moss,
put Into New London 21st tost, for repairs, having been
aghore oh Watch Hill Reef. Sho received but slight
damage,
Schr Albion, from Calais for this port, which went
ashore on tho point ofj Sandy Hook last Saturday, has
washed inside the bar, and now lies oh the beach to such
a manner as tb permit Of free accoss to and from her
decks All of her spars and rigging have been removed
.and placed on shore la safety. The wreckors are now
.busily engaged in removing her .cargo of pitch pin© Imn
-bor to the beach, where It is being piled up to await the
Orders of the consignees or owners. Capt Wattsand tho
mate have arrived at New York, Tor tho purpose of going
■boforu a notary public to mako thoir official statement
of tho occurrence.
Schr Sfontevuo, Falkenburg, sailed from Fall River
22d Inst, for Philadelphia.
Schr America, for Philadelphia, sailed from N Ilaven
22dinsfc. - 1 •'
Schr Sarah Jane, Hale, cleared at Baltimore 23d tout,
for Philadelphia.
i ‘ BPOKEN
" l o :,'lat 35 35 8, ton’ 29 61E, ship* Sumntra, Dud
ley, from Calcutta. May 11, for Boston
Sept 5, lat 25 20, loh SO 09, barque Virginia, of New
York, Ward, from Norfolk f6r Deruerara. with staves.
, S&pt IV. lat 30 38, lon 64 63, stoop Olora, Jordan, of
and from Now York for St Thornes, 12 days out
<No date, lat 32 10, long 64 40, saw —— F Doming,
steering east, and ship James Bains slooring southeast,
by an arrival at New York,
No’date, off Lizard Point, ship United States,' Sonne,
frprn St Johu, NB, for London.'
■ .i MARINE MISCELLANY, ,
! LftmoitßD— At Patchogue, L 1,, 39th inat, by O P
'Bmiih.’Esq, a flnoclipper schooner of about ; 4oo .tons,,
built ii/,whlto qak*'and thoroughly Copper fastened.
Slio fsio oe called fbe Oliver P Smith;” ii owned by
tho buiMcr, Captain' Boaj Weeks, who is to commaud
her, Merrill A-Abbotf of New-York, and others, and la
rutended for the. Southern trade- .This is tho tenth
vessel launched at the same yard within two years.
At-Richmond, Me.-recenttyyby T J Southard, Rsq. a
.beautiful three masted schr of. 224. tons, called too
‘ Henry E Spearing ” Bho carries square sails on fore
arid masts, fitted with Cunningham’s patent aelf
reeQng topsails and-topgallant sails, and has Eiriersoh’s
patent windlass. She is designed fora New Orleans and
(i ulf coast packet. She is owned by Messrs. Frederick
L fotmetly of Bath, J Putnam,'of Salem,
H E Bpcaring, of Now Orleans, and'by tho roaster, Capt
Johnltogers,. • < i;»*
r JPoßTSfiJftsr, Falkland Islands, July 33,1857 Wo
have had a continuation of N and NE winds for the last
and most /avertible.for vpsSels doubling
tJapel/orn. ;We have not had & gale of wind for three
mouths,'which is Bomotfung rare fer this part of the
World ( besides,'this there have been but few disasters,
either hero or on (be constof Patagonia: in fact, thero
has been none that I know of to American vessels, in
this neighborhood.. -Th® winter has been the mildest
I ever saw hero. • The only vessel that has been in
hero for repairs fs tho Br bark Afexena, of Dundee,
from Parnagua boutu/to yalparuito, her damage 1$ about
£250 stg,by tho ehlpplngof a sea.—(By letter, to El
' wood Walter, Esq., Secretary Board .Underwriters.],'
Brig Eliza, Thayer, at Wilmington, Del, from Charles
ton, with lumber, wks half full o( water, with.captain
and only two men to work her.' >Had encountered heavy
miles' froth Bth to 39th Bopt, lost part of dock load.
On the 35th. Chas Dcnqls, pf Yarmouth. E, died'of In
juries received during the gate of tho 11th. '
BOMEfeTio' Forts.
~ NEW YOUR* Sept 23.—Arrived steamship Ariel,Lud
lowj from Bremen via Southampton,; . ,
’• Schr Sarah Moore, Partridge, from Calais. -
, Cleared—Brig Qorrco, Goodwin, Ciudad Bolivar: schr
City Bello, Pendleton, Port au I’latte. , i.
r Sailed—Steamaliips Columbia for Charleston;-Roinoko
for Norfolk. &cj ships 0 Grinnell, London; Henry Clay,
Liverpool; Wra• Tapscott, do '(anchored at Sir Spit;),
Mary Ogdeu, Antwerp; Graham’s Policy, do; Evening'
Star, New Orleans; Erie, Savannah; barques Goriolnu,
(Brem) Bremen)' Hyperion, Havana;-and others. *
Sopt 24th—Arr, barque Gera of,the gos, Miller, Ca
diz, Aug 13; brig Heory\Le(>ds, Croqk, Port Kwon for
Boston; schrs Fox, Ward, Norfolk; Horatio, Russell, do;
Zenith, Kraus* liatterasj.Alicp,.Howell, Baltimore;'
Ocean Wave, Lolulls* Norfolk; Alba, Merrihew. Wil
minfftpnj NO; Newport, Turner, Chincoteauge; Rebecca,
Wogium, City Point; Edward Wood, Passwater, Pctera
hurg; Washington, Ingerpoll, Egg Harbor.
Cld—Ship Aurora, Bunting, Llvemool; barques Black
( Stfan, Bailgor,,Wilmington; Exact, Frisby, Falrfleld, Ct;
achrfl 51 Btpdinan,' Terry, Savaonab; Emoline, Miner,
Mobile;. It'S Johnson," W&ltors, Beaufort; R Post,
Gonklin,'Apa!achicola. ' ’
■ ReroiKSn—Schr Jlarblhgor, of Bangor, Gorry, from
RondOubt. for Frankfort, ife, 23d lost, whllo proceeding
up ,tho Sound,, struck on the Stopping Sjtooo, which
cauneddhe vessel to'leak about 1600 strokes an hour.
Fut.back to repair, ,
BOSTON,'Sept'23—Arrived, steamer Wm Jenkins,'
i£“Uott, Bal.tiroore. Telegraphed, brig James Crosby r>
’suppoiad “from Plctou. -'Cleared, barques Ernestine
Glddinga, Bose, Pictou;’Ontario, Bruce, Halifax; schrs
Cornelia, Chism,' New‘‘Orleans: Imogen?, Ripley,'slo
blle. Sailed. Ldeamor Europa* ship East Indian; barques
Maryland, WAUon; Mcldon; brigs Palestine; Civilian',
Monticello, Da rid Duffoll, Kossuth. Ada, Black Hawk,'
Rolling Wave, - James Wallace, Eudoras, Eastern Slaty,
Potoiiott, Eove f{ schrs Ebon Sawyer, Cornelia; also from
below, barques Halifax, Mary R Barney, Setah. Justice
Story, D It PqtWolf, Palmyra, Maine,.wad all the ouf*
ward bound which h«3 been dstamed by the easterly,
winds. , •/ .. - i
BANGOR, Me—Arrirod 21st, schr Jenny Lind, New
York. Cld 21st, brigs Ed.tobure, Gardner, Guadaloupo;
8 Thurston. Lkufur, do; schrs John & Frank, Newbary
fwjrf;, Lsrokah, Brown.< Honduras. Sid, ship Sarah
3torch, Emery, Valparaiso; barque Mary B Rich, Rich,
Demar&ra.
, BRISTOL—Ar 22d, brig John Hathaway, Smith, New
port, to load for Havana.
. Sailed—Brig Factor, Titus* TZarana.
PORTSMOUTH—Ar 2lst brig Boyalston, Robinson,
.Turks Island; schr T 0 Thompson, Pratt, Smith’s Point,
PROVIDENCE—Sid22dsens Margaret A. (Br) Andor
son,St Jobh.Nß; Sarah XL Sherman, Sherman, Balti
more; \fM Freeman, Nickerson, do, Philadelphia.
FAIiL’REYEIt, Sept 20—Arrived schn James NeSteon,
(of-Tannton, Burt, from Belize, Hon, via Hampton
Pdadi.
fA boric br/g, supposed tho Lucy Ann, Wau, from
Pictou for Somerset, was seen in Mount Hope Bay 22d }
- BALTIMORE, Sept 23—Arrived, barque Mogul. (Br)
McTagart, 110 days from Cobija, Old, brigs AJ W Ap»
pifegarth, -Linden, West .Indies; Frederick Eugene,
Thompson, N York; schr Peerless, Patterson, Kingston,
Jamaica.' „ , .
24th—Arrd,.brig B K Reece,.Saunders, Demerara.
Cid. barquo Uadloy, Kent, Boston; brigs Elisha Doane,
•Ldring, do; Jas Davis, Ginn, do. Sid. brig John Slars
ton, Young, West Indies. ( Below, brig Montrose, from
West Ipilica, ,
OLD POINT, Sept. 23.'—SIilp Leila, Galt, for Rotter
dam; brigs Victoria, (Br.) Knowles, for Nassau, N P*
And Laurel, (Br.) McDoogall, for Halifax, all from Bal
timore, w ont to sea to-day,barques Cora, ——, and Clam
UaxaU, —, from Richmond,' supposed for Rio de
do do. Wind northwest and the weather fair.
- NORFOLK, 22d inst—Arrived—Steamer Sea Bird,
Rowe,Beet and North Rivers; schr Golden Rule, New
York; Stranger, Kennedy,,Now Bedford; brig William
/James,Morris, Alexandria, to finish loading; Sophia,
Boston, toC Heed; schr Gov Nickerson, Boston; Secore,
Dennis, Albany.
MOBILE, September 18—©leered—Schrs Lydia GJhbs,
.Watfcni, Havana; Octavia, Gentillcy, Now Orleans.
RICHMOND, Sept. 23. Arrived Brig Governor
Bull, Norchup, Jacksonville; schrs Marla Jane, Jones,
New York; Amy W Leeds, Cranmer, Albany.
Sailed—Schra E Nickerson, Nickerson, Boston; Mer
chant, Chichester, Now York; Nelly I), Haley, Stam
ford. ‘
■WILMINOTON, N C, Sept 23.—ArriTed-Schr R W
Brown, Derrlckson, New York.
■ Went to «ea‘ Sept 23 barqueftntine Col John Wcßae for
New Ybrkj'hrlgaOyclone, for Boston, and Flora, for St
Domingo. .
NEW ORLEANS,SeptemborlC—^Cleared—Steamship.
Bpbert. Wntormaa, McNeil,’ Brazos Santiago, Harris,
Morgan & Cor Suwannee, Baker;Tampa Boy, WC Toni
pleton; ship Malabar, Kinsman, Boston, F W Williams
Co; scbrDora, Boghich, BeUKicoln, Merritt it Me.
Connel^.
■ brig Ysabul, Caldes, from Tlavana,
iu reported at Quarantine Station—
to AAt M Heine—2d dfst 19 J schr Edward Barnard,
Stone, four days trora Brazos Santiago, to J IT Phelps—
-2d dist-lT} W W HarkncM, PeterKon, air days from
Tampico—ayrlral at Quarantine Station and cargo pro.
vlbasl/freported—to M Bayro—2d diat IT. 1 9
2 ‘ • ' ' FOREIGN PORTS.
At Sydney, NSW, June 20, ships Oxnard, from Liver*
pdol) Connecticut, Welsh, nnc, -
lii Hobsoh’l Bay, June 24, ship Johri Fyfe, Lawton,
from Glasgow.
Touched at St Helena, July 23, ships Henry Iforbeclc.
True, from Maulmaln for uowes, and proceeded 23d:
24ih, Hell 0», Nsshn, from Bombay for Lirerpooi , and
proceeded 25; 2dth, Kate Hunter, Trefcthen, from Cal*
cqtta for New Orleans, and proceeded samo day; August
3, Walos. Thomas, from Bombay for Falmouth, E, and
iroceeded same day; Ctb; Sebastopol, Baynes, from
. foulmaia for Falmouth 1 , E, and proceeded same day;
Bobt Patten, Paine, from Manila for Boston.
- SldJuly 27, ship„Tuskinti, Crano, lato Jlroadbent, left
sick, from Hong-Kong for Havana.
. Bid,notar, from Cadiz 22d ulfc, brig Susan W Lind,
Swectzcr, New York,
" Wind at Clibralter 2d Inal, West.
. At Havre Bth inst, shins Mercury, French, for N York
2Qth; Gutteuburg, Week and Oregon, Porter, for Now
Orleans, unc; W V Moses, Jones for do Oct 5; Princeton,
Deli, for N York tine; Arotnedo Scow, Haicden, for do
Sent 38; Wujhouso, Milner, for New Orleans 30tU|
Zenobi»-,‘Poterfi,fordo2stli; Crest of tho Wave, Colley,
for do 2Qtlij It. L, Gilchriflt.Hnghes, for do 10lh; Russell,
Coudrey,forN York; Wm NoUon, Chpever, for do 14th;
Rockaway, Lufkin, for New Orleans 25th; Nuremberg,
Sehnledor, for do 30th; Ooean Rovor, Pickering, amt
Tortland, Urozin, for dodo; Germania, Wood, for N York
Hopt24; Rockland, Brown, for do uuc. Ships Viking,
Wlnaor, for N York Bept 30; Dnv}d Iloadloy , Magna, for
do Kent 20; Chan Cooper, Coflin, for do unc; Tropio, i
Nowell, New Orleans Sept 80; bark Austin, Wildes, for
Havana unc.' Sid from Liverpooltith inst, (not Mb) ship
Emorlond Isle, Cornish, N York. Old 7th, ship Diene,
(pot Drone) Vales. N Orleans.
At at Quobcc 10th lust, ships Avon, Evans, Beauma
ris,‘ Delia, Ropke, Portsmouth; Ocean Bride, Atkins,
___Jj barques Try Again,Power, Cork; Reporter, Cham
bers. and Sampson, Twit, -Troon; Indefatigable, Jlar
wpott, Plymouth; Water Sprite, McLean, Whlteharon;
brig John Wilson, Brown, Dumfries; 20th, ships M»rcb
luent, White', Pott Glasgow; Oregon, Archer, London;
Agnca Anderson, Keating,-“Dublin; barqueg Corner,
•Lincoln, Galway; Calcutta, Hooding, Dartmouth; Ar
gentinus, Gillespie, Londonderry; Nicaragua, Marshall,
Gloucester: brigs British Tar, Charleston, Milford ;
Erin, Currin, Now Ross; 21st. ship Stadacoma, Willis,
Portsmouth; barques Oljvo, pacey, Gloucester; Urania,
•Colo', Cork; Creole, Shield, Londonderry; Lanarkshire,
Sampson, Plymouth; Now York Packet, Thompson,
'Liverpool, r
Old 10th, ship Primroso, Gitnnlon Limerick; barque
Cooper, London; Belle, Prufltt, Padstow; 2Jst, ship
Princess Royal, Tozer. Plymouth; Belmont, Gilpin, do;
barques‘Mary Ann, McC’ay, Londonderry; Dominica.
Murphy, Cork.
, , (Per steamship Canada, at noli fas,)
Ar from New York &tn Inst, Dorodde, at Bremen; J A
■tee, at Marseilles.
Ar from Charleston 7ib Inst, Victoria, at Nantes; to
debar, at Bordeaux.
!Ar from Savannah 7tU inat, Nonl SfcJormen, at Bre*
Men.
■Sid for New-York 29th ulfc, Marta, from Malta; 9th
Inst, Jt L La tiff, from Liverpool; 7th, Roger a Hiern,
from Antwerp: Louise,' from lircmcrhavon; 6th, Ohio,
and Union, from do; Oth, Nicholas Biddle, from Liver*
**Bl4 for New Orlcnns 6th Inst, Anna Delius, ami Now
Orleans, frOm Bremerhaven.
List of Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.
1 GIRARD HOTEL.—Chestnut St.', below Ninth.
<lN.aoff.NY ■ MHaUeman, Pa
V M Richmond, NY Miss Orandols, N Haven,Ct
■MtaeHanley,N Hnvon,Ct PSltoyooUs,Hartford
,00l Oott,' Hartford J U Alucn, Hartford
I Palmer. Vo. lid Rankin, Trenton
‘J 8 Gllkeeon, Va Mr Chandler, La ,
D Charleston' A Larvca, Charleston
N 3 ' J K title r, N J
J T Tlrlnlne, Halifax T M Converse. N Orleans
OWApplcton.Tnlleh’a, Pin S M Hailey .k la, Rich, Va
RH Lawrence, Ixiulsv, Kj 88 Carrier, Harrisburg
X Pointer, R cstmoreland 1> Kalno, Unlontown
Benjamin Babb Tonn John H Robinson, Roston
APntnam.N Y w 0 Vanderbilt, Oln, Ohio
D Carlin, Bt Lonls E F Thomae, O&lmgo, 111
Mr StrMnaoukoff, Russia M Myor, and wlfeTlJo
t Wlthcre, Petersburg, Va Sira p W Walker, N 0
V Lockett, Penna OWL Mnrrleon, N York
T H Tucker, St Lonls w 8 Woody. N darollna
Virgialti Pr U Otrtaham, V» -
IIRtoAV. SEPTEMBER 88, 1857.
I PTHttfortti. ttotffejkf'lfa' ■ 'jna WNlcjjoliou, StJOhni)
W m M Noble, Va N B
Francis H Gore, f Jr, 'Ga' '<< gathl Barrett, Springfield
Fredk 0 Fuller, Ga S F Mathews, Va -
T A Gilliam, Va A T de Irisarri, N Y
P Parraga, N Y Jno McMullin & In, Oal
0 S Williams, Cin, 0 AAVilson, Jr, 010, 0 :
Joa Wysham'ic, la, Balt ‘' 3IR Cochran. Va '
Mr Van Vlcot, NY.. . Thoe L Harris A la, HI
0 A Taylor, N Y ' “ ‘ ffj Jfartin, Boduey, Miss
51 rs Jno llidgely, Balt ; 'Mrs'Chtt* Balt
Chas R Howard, Balt R V Richardson, Memphis
J B Durant, Texas ■' W 51 Recifleld, Ohio
Mr Willard &W, Boston • Miss Willard, Boston !
Edw E Dudley, Richmond Sami Lake, Buffalo, N Y
J Van Doren, Jr, &■ la, Va F B Claik, Bloblle
BO Puller, Boston John Slunrt, N Y ? .
A W Leleenrlng, Pa . B Blakeraan, NY.
J Richardson, NY Geo 0 I'otts, I’ottsvMO’
H j Carter, NY ' Wra la, Balt
Mina 13 James, Baltimore J Murphey, Baltimore
K K James, Toughk’so N Y Mr Tyler, NY,
RS Buchanan, N Y- L II Scott, BrUtotyPa <
II Trexier A lady, Reading W F Lututhan, Baltimore
II T Griffin, NY L C Duncan & lady, 8 0
Mrs Frazer, SO . ,i- Miss Bollinger, S 0
Wm Edgar, 8 0 WROabarn.NY .
Frank Vaughan, N 0 Wra H Bruce, N Y
51 Phineas, NY n D McGinnis, N Orleans '
J W Blackly NY R J Christian, Richmond
Goe D Harwood, Richmond Thos Barrows jr, Coun 1
EdwE Porr,-Boston Gen Jessup, Wash City
II I. Harrington, Balt J A Foster, California
H Arnold. North Adams Joshua Llncol, Boston
Thoa McKeon, N Y
• MERCHANTS’ HOTEL—Fourth streot, bolow Arch.
John G Willis, Charleston Jos A F Randolph, Va
W G Patton, Virginia Hon J H Walton, PeaM
John Do Young, Penua AWcyl. Lock Haven
E II Kulin. Scranton J D Biiad, Lebanon, 0
A Ofttbcars, Shepbordßtown Wm B Linn Ala, LamlU’ty
C Templeton, Beady’a Bond W G Burton, Missouri
J B Craig, Sidney, Ohio Joel Corey, Sfduey, Ohio
D 0 Anderson Sc la, Ohio E Tulley, Yellow Springs
8 Haley, Monongahela City J W Jefferies, DrownsvillO
E Kalsa, BrownsvlUo' . B F Lee, Poland, Ohio
J D Norton, Massachusetts ,CW Sldss.N Carolina
A J Routblt, N Carolina W H Rdoilngton, Ohio
Wm Munch; Putnam, Ohio R'Crawlord, N Casllo. Pa
J R Mulvano, Ohio s J G Carrothers, Ohio
Jacob Horzog, Lancaster Geo E ITpff, BroWqsville
RFITaII, Pennsylvania N Herron, Indiana
S Thompson, Pa Miss Sweproa, Va
sllbB Oliver, Vft ‘ Miss Goode,’Va
J W Oliver, Va' ‘ J E Hardy. Va
R R'Swepron, Va ’ N R Fox, Reading
W A Luckerback, Bothpm J Brown, Bothl’m
G p Novln, Boston J Holman, Ohio
3frs Hull, N V Mlsa Hull, N Y
II D Torroy, NY J McCurdy, Wash, Ohio
Judgo Dougherty, Bedford Gon G Wells, Keokuk
co, Pa lion E Manning Keosau’a
A Hall, Itcosauqua R R Dillard, N Y '
J CUaraberlin, NY DOT Terrill. Lima, 0
P W Gunckell, Mlddleto’n Blrs A Jones, N Y
AMJSMOAK lIOOTB-Ohjiitnttt, bolow Sixth it.
RH Norton, KJ • - 1 - rt Wxn Clark, N J '
,Charles Brooke, Va '»■ f, Wm J 5 Benton, Va 1
R E Buchapan, Va > !i P H Burns, DoverNll
DllJlatharson/Ga J T Phillips,'Va< >
W B Poster, Va «>&(.% j G-W Covington, Md
P D Gwathny, Va- -j? J'BrownrN 0 -
R N Petoraon*N,Y JSWllllamß. Miss »
John Ficken, Ga' !•-- L O Stone It dau, N 0
W H *- T paylcs A la, Lanslnburg
J W Gaskins, Phlli&'A’i.? .. ’'Neir York’ /< ■ •
T G Cooper, SunbuvyJwßA’Jl Prentisa, Boaver, Pa
W Goodward, A la, Pittsburgh
George Dunn, llooko, Perry co ra
T M Bostick, Ga -, N J
E tV liyuo, NY : V«
D Lockwood, Del
DII Buff, Va Va
SV Grant, Va
E Crouch, sld ' N J
J galgerton, Pa Newport RI
lIW Cozzeus, Newport R I G k la. Albany
0 Adams Sc dau, Washington H A Jackson, Ohio
II 8 ftandford, Miss 0 0 Charles, Miss
L 8 Livingston, N Y Miss 8 Snodgrass, N Y
R R Robinson, Balt 8 Showaltcr, Va
C Y Bush, Va ‘ Samuol Mott, Va
Mrs Jferriek Prico, Phila 'G II Tomlin, Wilmington
R Bell, Balt 1 / T Talntor, 51 D, N Y
G Kellog, Rockvtltoj Ot ' W Baatlan, N x
H M Bartling. Reading 'A 8 Kelly, Mass
A JI Coburn, Mass' 8 J Poster, N Y
Wm R AUing, N Y 1 J E Gillette, Itudion N Y
51 F Hill, Philadelphia A Krlsenberg, Havana
J Y Caring. Lexington Va J B Harris, N 0
Wta Patrick, Va C Bennett Sc la, Boston
W5l Shuster, Washington John E Clark, N 0 ‘
-Miss Paulino Craino, Vt itSanfqrd, Ct
A 8 York, '/auto ' .
*; UfHON HOTEL—Arch Street. above Third. ‘
Hiram Beall, Keene, Ohio Miss A Wood, Keene, Ohio
D S Llggott, Nashville JJ Everly, - Nashville
8 L Edwards. Ohio Smith Marsh, Jlass
8 Danforth, Lafayettof Ind Howard O Bentz, St Louis
J Grimes, St Louis F J Posey, Hagerstown, sld
W,Lillebridgo,Zanesville,o J P Watson, Ohio
Geo W Ziegler,Green Castle J M Custer, PerrysvJlle, 0
Sam Hlrdy,NewHagcr«town .John -West. Perrysvilllo
,Chss slcSeac, Rdwcrevilto ' Gcoßiuard, Ohio
Johti-Williams, Ohio ,' . J‘3f Pettit, Mt Union, Ohio
Hff Klnsoly. Trenton, 0 ‘ Wm M Dildcn,.N J
UM Lauchrldgo,Wftsulcg’a John. Cool, Washington
J ? Davis, Funkatown, 3fil Clarkson Tomlinson, N C
WiO Petty. NO, , • >IW Fraser, N C
TL Burkhart,'Md/ V, -. FB Solvoly, ShadyGrovo
nonry Miller; Jr, Ohio J B Oberst, 6in, Ohio
J H ae Bfuln.Winchester. 0 J Henry Hanson, Dal
JT DrewfitorVOhlo : ' f. • MMHarbaugh,Ohio
A Peters & to,Lafayette, Ind Miss Sfary Davis, I ml
WiHliurod A.to, Erie, Pa-- j U Johns, Kansas City
0 51 Hoy, Kansas City T Birch, Rlooiningtou, 111
A Hammer, Dresden,- Ohio 3lre RS Nichols, N J
Miss Bella Nichols, NJ ... Matter W Nichols, N J
L U Nicola, Columbia Misail A Flshburn, Pa
Miss II Do I‘evr. Bedford Geo Mason, Indiana •
E B Mason, Indiaua W B Hortzel, Reading
8 Ran, Now York E Jloore, Lafayetto
. NATIONAL HOTEL, Bacestceot, above Third. >
0 A Taggart, New York Bonj Moss, Now York
U 8 Stull, Phllada M Hollander, -Ohambersbg
JH Arndt. Phila Frank'Elliot, Charaberabg
W, II White Si la. N York Wm H Hlbbs, Berwick, Pa
JosMnrphey, Alb ny ' 8 Walker, Albany
DO Knmraerer,Pittsburgh BSLsrln, Lehigh ei, P«
J Kamtuerer, Allentown. EU George, Allentown
rhaon P Haas, Allentown Wra LindennuthtMinorav’e
Lqwis Graner, Jfarytaad John Russell, Lancaster
Robt Evans, Lancaster John A Flammer, Nazareth
M TMalze',Pottsville.. ThoaWEdgrr * la. Espv
' ' 4 ' L HDaubach, UalonvUle - -
' > BLACK’ BEAR INN—Merchant atreet, bel. Fifth.
Isaac Clegg, Phcenlxvllla ’ Kobort Thomas, Easton
John Vanderslico, flo - - H Rosee, West Ohester
JssTackreU, NJ J&sGalliner, do '
WrfVUartsborn ( 'ifoumouth' R Bartshorit, MonutMiih
county.NJ ‘ county, NY .
Mrs Wallace, Ohio - IV UUaeft; NY • '
Chas R Jones, Indiana Walter Stewart, Phila
Dual Kerr, Lane co, Pa Mrs Tuston, Ches Springs
W 8 Thoraption, do Thos 81oan, Qhcs co, Pa
F B Allen, Pa 51 H Richards, Pa
J II Diehl, Georgetown, Pa 1
STATES UNION HOTEL—Market. abovo Sixth.
John A Lodor, Harrisburg JJarvy A Larkin, Lap raster
Geo W Mubhort, Columbia Jos G Webstar, Ohio
Jacob Spangler, Perry co.Fa D Mayor, Harrisburg
J Zug, Catlisle JJ G Baldwin, Qeo’twn, DO
Jas W Uuntfer, Columbia j Patchin, Clearfield
Th©» MeSortey, Lancaster q H Bardwell, Columbia
MADISON HOUSE—Second street, below Atfcb.
N T Vcftsev 1 , Milton, Del T 0 Coats, Milford, Del •
WM G Collins, Delaware DII Houston, Dolawaro
WII Piper & la, Illinois Matilda Freesyo, Kansas
Martin Codwallader, Alicia John D Taney, Boston
Samuel Ludlow, Boston Henry B Carnes, Penna
Jacob Landis, Lebanon co M Pettit, Williamsport
Elizabeth Oaks, Wiiiiams’pt Georgs Mooro, Delaware
Col Hanes, Ohio Col Jos Jones: Maryland
Roht II Conwuy, Baltimore John Hough & la, N J
E P White, Honcwlale 0 C Wilson, Delaware
LF Audereon, Maryland HenryAdamsAsoii,Bos’tu
Michael P Henry, Boston T F Moore, Delaware
BLACK DEAR HOTEL—Third street, ab. Callowhill,
G Simon, Reading S Uevenor, Sumneytown
Chas Korn, NaseretU Geo Weber, Nazareth
Mrs Weber. Nnxereth 0 F Groff, Farmervlllo
Mrs B Groff, Farmervlllo Danl Melloy, Bucks co
Silas Rhoads, Southampton Amos E Clark, Lobanon
T P Miller, Lebanon
CITY-HOTEL—Third street, nbovo Race.
Wm II Flitcr&ft, Bridoabufg II Chatham, Lockiiaven
J Basotropor, Perry cq. Pa K Hhoults. Danville, Fa
S felloa. Milton 0 A Davis, Milton
W F Miller, Clinton M Queen, Woodberry, N J
Francis Kane, Northern Pa 81* Lyons, Iteadiuz
(I F Mason. Pittsburgh 8 McDonald, Pittsburgh
D \V Miles, Pittsburgh J Stevenson, MUton
8 Wells, D&utdiin, Pa J McKinney, Dauphin, Pa
MD Groves, Harrisburg , GBPeck&la, Albany,NY
D 8 Dunham, Lockh&Tcn 3 Gtlpon, Lockhaveu
H James, Pbila R Fields, Williamsport
T Braith Williamsport 3 Morton,Clearfield
Special Notices.
The Phrenological Almanac for H?08 t Ulus*
trkted, is now ready. Price 0 cents. For sale by Fuvr*
leh Sc, Wells, No. 3QB Broadway, New York; No. 142
Washington street, Bostou; No. 922 Chestnut'street,
Philadelphia; and by all Newsmen.
- Its Tsluablo contents should secure it a placo In every
fspiily. There arc 86 engravings, including the Names
of’tho Organs; What is Phrenology; Tho Human Brain;
Lemuel G. White; Howell Cobb, Samuel, Colt; Two
Paths of Life; Horace Maun; Henry A, Wise; Anna
CornMowatt; Elisha K. Kano; McKim, th& murderer,
and Norcross, the victim; Ebonezer Meriam; Intellect
and Idiocy • Anson Burliugam© j C/fus W. Field; Prof.
Morse; RobertJ.Walker; ErasmusPalmor; Currerßell,
and General William Walker. Capital likenesses, with
descriptions, are given, and 'the whole beautifully
printed. Every family, and every store, shop, factory,
office, hotel, ship, and steamer, shduld he supplied with
a copy. Agents, booksellers, and newsmen, may 801 l
huudroda and thousands. Get a copy. . Only 0 cents.
> > [«e2s-2tAw2t
Great Rcducttou in Prices of Arthur’s Keif-
Sealing Fruit Jars, —From and after tills date, Arthur’s
Patent Fm/ir Jins, with Glass and Flro-l'roof Stono
Ware, will he sold At greatly reduced prices, lower even
than the many worthless imitations of Arthur’s nOw In
the market, in ordor that tho peoplo may preservo their
fruit, und our large stock bo closed out.
JIT* Store open in the evening.
ARTHUR, BURNHAM, & GILROY,
Be24*Ct* N. E. corner Tenth and George sta,
Seamen’s Saving Fond —Office 203 Walnut
street, one door west of second street. Receives de
posits in sums of One Dollar and upwards, from all
classes of the community, and allows Interest at tho rate
of five per cent, per annum, 3loneys paid on Demand.
Offico open daily, from 0 until 5 o’clock, and on Mon
day and Satarday until 0 in tho evening. Prenldont
Franklin Fell; Treasurer, Charles M. Morris; Secre
tary, James 8. Priuglo.
Bower’s Infant Cordial.—This invaluable
Cordial Is preparedfromavarlety of tho roost choice and
efficient aromatics known In medicipe, and hr the most
perfect and reliable carminative extant for, Infauts and
young children.
By Its powerful Influence a speedy euro Is effected in
all cases of Cholic, windy palus and spasms. Relieves
and mitigates much of children’s suffering during denti
tion or toothing, and by its soothing properties trail
quillses pains of the iotcHs, looseness, vomiting, Ac.
The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
and has been used in thousands of cases with the most
abundant tmeses*. No family should be without it.
Prepared only by Uehbt A. Bowbb,
At his Drag and Chemical ptore,
N. B. comer of Blxtk and Green »t»., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders roost be addrossed. And for sale
by Druggists generally. * u 18-ly
Saving Fond—-Five Per Cent. Interest—Na
tional Safety Trust Company, in Walnut Street, south
west corner of Third Street, PuiladblviuA, Assets
over One Million and a Half or Dollars, invested
in Rbal Estate, Mortgages,Ground Rents, and other
first class securities, as required by the charter. This
institution confines its business ontirely to the recei
ving of money on deposit. Any sum, large or small,
is received, andthomonoy js always paid back, with
out notice, to any amount.
The offico is open every day from 9 o’clock Jn the
morning until 7 o’clock in the evouing, aod on Monday
and Thursday evenings until 9 o'clock.
WANTED.— TWENTY OR THIRTY
good STONE CUTTERS, and good wagon and
steady employment will be gWon,
ED. F. MEANY,
95 Tyler etroet, Boston.
Inquire of J. J. MEANY, Twelfth and Milppep
streets, Philadelphia. se3s*lt*
MrTAN’D MISS DUrXNG’S DANCIN&
ACADEMY, cor. of CHESTNUT and TWELFTH,
Will open QQTQBER 2M, «ep2s-faff-2w*
fflarriitges.
On the 24th instant, Mr. W&i. KEYSStt, in tilo 01st
year of hjsnge. ,
1 ,'The relatives and ’ friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend tho funeral, from his Into resi
dence, at the Rising Sun Hotel, Forks of Gormantown
Road,and thaYork Road, on Monday morning, ut ton
o’clock, without further notico. To proceed to Laurel
HlllOonwterf...:- , . vvivn
,On tho 21th Instant, by the Bee. Dr. J-urnoss, EVANS
E. DENNIBTON, ot the tlrm ot Kussolt, Sehott It Co,,
to HELEN, pldest daughter of tho late E. vl, Clark,
Ead.. of thlsclty,
At Perth Amboy. N. J., Sept. 23, by Her, James 31.
FrOoman,of Orange. Mr. CHARLES 8. STOCKTON, of
Blount Holly, to Allfli JfATTIE A., daughter of Joel
Smith, Esq., of the former city.
On the 3d May, bythc Itov. Isaac Colo, Jlr. JOHN
M.'AUSfSTRONG, of New York, to Miss JULIA LOR
RILLIRE, of tills city.
sDiOtl)s.
Suddenly, on the 22d inst., SfATIIIAS J. SR’INK, in
tho 35th yoarof his ago.
Tho frieuds of the larnily are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral,from Ills late.residence, corner of
Philip nud Diamond sts , Kensington, this (Friday) af
ternoon, at 3 o’clock
On the morning of tho 23d instant, SARAH JANK,
youngest daughter of C. J. and Sarah Sharp Bluckburne,
aged 1 year nud 7 days '
Funeral on Seventh Any, (Saturday) afternoon, tho
26tb inst, at 3 o’clock, without further notice.
J On tho 2Jd instaut, TUOM.V3 RILLINUSFELT, Sr.,
lu tho 04th yoar of Ills age. , (Ohio aud Illinois papers
please copy.]
His friends and acquaintances and those of the family
ard respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, from
hty lato residence, No. 103 (formerly No. 6) Gebhard
jjtrcot, this (Friday) afternoon, at 2 o’clock. To pro
ceed to tho Now Philadelphia Cemetery.
]J7~ A Grnud Mats Meeting of tiie Gemocrncy
of 'tho Third Congressional District will l»o held at
Washington and Master streets, on MONDAY EVEN
ING, 28th i»st., at o’clock. ,
Tbo following eminent speakers will bo present and
address the meeting: ,
Hon. Tbos B. Florence, Win. E. Lehman, Esq ,
Hon. John Cadwaladorj • Joshua J. Owens, U?q ,
Hon. Harlan Ingram, Vincent L. Bradford, £nq.,
Hon. Win. if. IV itto T John Campbell, Esq.,
gnruuel M. l)u lioin, Esq., Lewis 0. Cassidy, Esq.,
,Kobort Allen, Esq., Eugene Ahern, Esq.,
Thos, K. Harkins, Esq., - Dr, 0. W. ifebinger,
* Qenl, John D. Miles, William A. Sorter, Esq.,
* Thos. W.Hfggins, Esq.
Come out In youc Domoeratlcßtrength and might, and
give another evidence of your determination to crush to
tbd earth tbo efTorta of your insidious enemy. A full
Brass Bond will be iu attendance.
By.order of the Committee on Town Meetings.
. . J. J. MOKRISON, Chairman,
Taos. 7, BhOUWx; Secretary. fiep2s-St
H3~ Fourth ‘Ward*— A Meeting of the Demo*
eratic Executive Committee will bo belli on THIS
(FRIDAY) RYRNINIi, at half-past 7 o'clock, at the
HOTEL OF W. M'MULLEK. EIGHTH STItEET. below
SOUTH. W.M’MULLEN
acp2s IW I 1 Chairman,
JET*.Heart Quarters Keystone Chib.--.The
Democratic KeturaUiotion-Committee will sit daily at
the GLOBK HOTJiL, (l\ Monaghan**,) SIXTH, below
Chestnut street, from 10 A. M. until 3 l*. M. se24-3t
Democratic City Executive Committee.—
The Committee,will moot overy Tuesday and Friday af
ternoon. at 3 o’clock, Ht tlio (lloho Hotel.
. ; , JOS. LIPPINQOTT, Chairman.
VfX, M. JIAVDALL. )
J.J.SoLurxN, 1 jSotretarlos.
ie23*Jst
‘ 10** Ata,-jiieeiliJj; of the Democratic City Ex
ecutive Committee. hold on Friday, Sept. 18th, ft was
Jiesolvfd/That tho following town mooting* bo hold :
MONDAY<BVJRNING, Sopt. 28th, northwest corner
Washington had Master.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept, 30th, Frankford.
SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 3d, West Philadelphia.
MONDAY EVENING. Oct sth, Manaynnk.
TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. Ctli, Now Market and
Brown street.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 7th, Passyunk road
am! Federal street.
THURSDAY ‘EVENING, Oot. Bth, Frankford road and
Norris street.
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. oth, Brood and Coates
street
SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 10th, State House Yard
A full llrafit) Baud will bo lu attendance at each moot
i g. ' J. 3. MORRISON, Ohairaun.
A. C. Thommo.v,
Jobs Kslsti,
Joint K. Oaadwicr, n ...
Tuos: j; Raowx 1 Committee on Meetings
Michael RianTRR,
Joiik K. LjuJoklim,
{o* Office of the Union Cnnnl Company
Puilaoelpuia, Sopt. 14th. 185? .—A meeting of the
, stockholders or the Union Canal Company of Pennsyj.
Vania will bo hold at the ofilco of the company, (Far
fubJvr Buildings,) No. 228 WALNUT street, below
bird* ou TUESDAY, October 6th, next, at 12 o’clock,
M; By order of the Board of Managers,
8gl&-dtocfl 0. THOMPSON. Sec’y.
1 fly" Democratic Naturalization Committee
will meet daily at the Globe Hotel, Gth,below Chestnut.
By order of tho Democratic City Executive Committee,
JOS. LIPPINCOTT,
W. M. JUndall, ) q„„, vb Chairman.
#, J.Sglliyas, sBoc>$ Boc>8 -< g«23.17t
riITY COMMISSIONERS’ OFFICE—
\J ‘ Puilaublfhia. Skptfhbkr 24th, 1857.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That tho Assessor*
of the City of Philadelphia will meet at the following
places on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY,
the 80th of SEPTEMBER, and Ist and 2d days of OC
TOBER, between tho hours or ONE and TEN o’clock
P.AJ.,' for the purpose of adding to tho List tho names
of such Citizens who may have moved in tho respective
Wards after the last Assessment, or who may have been
omitted by the Assessors.
• 5 G, M. HILL, )
JAMES M. LEDDY, > City Commissioners.
JAMES LOGAN, )
• First Ward—At tho house or Colonel Jas. McCloakcy,
corner of Tenth and Passyunk road.
Socond Ward—At tho house of Folyard Dcgan, Pass*
yank rosd, abovo Carpenter,
■ Thi^dWdrd— At the house or Lewis B. Coffin, south
east corner Fifth and Queen streets.
• Fourth Ward—At the house of William McMullin.
Eighth street, below South.
Fifth Ward—At the‘house of Peter McElroy, Fifth
•treat, below Walnut.
Sixth Ward—-At tho house.of R, F, Wellington, cor
ner Second and Quarry streets.
BaventhXfttdT-Jfitfiehouso of James Lobley, north
east corncaTwelfth and Lombard streets.
Eighth Ward—At tho house of Hugh Money, south*
eastoorner Eleventh and George streets.
Ninth Ward—At" tho house of Waterman’s Western
Exchange, Market street, above Fifteenth.
• Tenth Ward—Attho houso of J. McLaughlin, north
west comer Broad And K&co.
, Eleventh Ward—At the house of John Clark, north
westcorner Bccaud aud Green streets.
Twelfth Ward—At tho house of Mrs. Diomer, Fourth
street, above Brown.
Thirteenth Ward—At tho house of Henry Wellbank,
Ridge avenue, above Vine street.
Fourteenth Ward—At the house of Isaac Grossman,
Oast corner Twelfth aud Spring Garden streets.
Fifteenth Ward—At the house of Owen lieilly, corner
of Twenty-secor.d and Hamilton streets.
Sixteenth Word—At the house of Joseph Gloxior,
Fourth, aboveCuibert street.
Seventeenth Ward—Atthohdmoof James Donnelly,
corner of Master and Cadwallader streets.
Eighteenth Ward—At tho houso of Newmans, corner
of Marlborough street and Franklin avenue.
Nineteenth Ward—At tho house of Robert F. Bowers,
corner of Frankford road and Norris street.
Twentieth Word—At the house of Robert Pollard,
corner of Tenth street and Girard avenue.
Twenty-first Ward—At the house of Joshua Lake,
Manaynnk.
Twenty-second Ward—At the house of Jew© Bonder,
Germantown.
Twenty-third Ward—First Division—At tho houso of
Reuben Fredericks, Harrowgate,
Twenty-third Ward—Second Division—At tho house
of James Mullen, Frankford.
Twenty-third Ward—Third Division—At the house of
George W, Comiy, Bustleton.
Twenty-fourth Word—First Division—At the houso of
John Leech, Klngsmlng.
Twenty-fourth Word—Second Division—At tho house
of John h. Gorman, corner of Market ami William
streets, West Philadelphia.
Tho Assessors will procure their Transcripts and
Blanks for the Extra Assessment, by calling at this
Office on MONDAY, Sopt, 2Sth, 1837. se2s-tor2
INDUCEMENTS TO CASITBUYERS!
TYNDALE A MITCHELL,
IMPORTERS op
CHINA, OLAS9, AND COMMON WARES,
are now soiling tholr
NEW AND BLEGANT FALL IMPORTATIONS,
. at
GItEATLr RBOt'CEI) PAICS3,
WiiJl a
HANDSOME DISCOUNT TO TIIOSE
"WHO PAY CASH.
70T CHESTNUT STREET. AIIOVE SEVENTH ST.
Se2s-2*r-fmw. PHILADELPHIA.
A YOUNG MAN WHOSE EVENINGS
aro unemployed would like to devote them to Post
iug Books or Writing of any kind. Address M.. at this
Office. Hc23-3t
Docks.
Henderson & co ,a great liter
ARY PAIR. FIFTH and ARCH streets.
In order to gratify the wishes of our immeioas pa
trons, and induco the hook-buying puhllo tofilt up their
libraries at the usual low prices, wo iutoud to present to
overy purchaser of books to the amount of $1 and up
wards, a Gift in value of from 25 cents to $lOO. Call at
our establishment, look at our v&lu&blo stock, and seleet
for yourselves. ■
Recollect you are not buying at clianco, for every pur
chaser gets hU books at the usual price, and very ninny
will gef, in addition, a present worth having. au2l-3m
EVANS’ GREAT GIFT BOOK SALE,
No. 439 OIIESTNUT Street. N. 8.-No eonneo
tidn with any,other bouse in the City. aul-Siu
£ox Sole nnti tci £ct.
ILLINOIS LANDS.—T TIIRTY-TWO
THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND, in tho counties of
Union* Jackson, Perry, Washington, JWlcison, Frank
lin, Williamson and Fuyetto, Illiuols. They \> 111 bo hold
upon accommodating terms. Apply at No. 203 SOUTH
SIXTH STREET. b<‘24-(U#
I\JEAT MODERN HOUSES, WITH BACK
il Buildings, No. CO7 North THIRTEENTH Street,
for Sale. Apply No. 1528 CHERRY Street. ec23*3t^
CJTORE TO RENT, at No. 125 Chestnut
lO Bircot. D. M. CHAMBERS,
ae23-lw* _____ 43 North SECOND Street.
TO LET.—TIIE STORE NO. 110 ARCH
street, between SECOND and FRONT street**, nd.
ohilng the block of largo STORES, recently elected by
iAMUBL SMYTH, E«<l, will bo ready to occupy on the
25th instant (September.)
Runt or Fluid Lamp business not treated with. Ap
ply to WALTER PATTERSON,
aopl9*lw _____ 43 North Front jstroot.
dhqnn OR $5OO BOOK BINDERY FOR
©Ox/vr SALE—Seven years established, doing a
fair Job business, which can bo increased, both blank
and printed jobs. Locntiou, 635 Arch streot, below
Sixth. Blank books at cost, jobs bound to order.
augl&-6w ,
TJRIVATE RESIDENCE IN (lUIUCES
JL TER, N. J., FOR SALE, handsomely located and
shaded—Lot, 76 feet by 140. Price, $3,000. Also, Lota
suitable for manufactories, fronting the river. Apply
toO- ROBB. No. 311 South Fifth street. auSC-lm* 5
fiREAT BARGAINS.
VJT Iu coijßcquenco of tho great sacrifices made at
AUCTION SALES,
WE WILL OFFER THIS MORNING,
OUH KNTIRJS WPoIiTatIO.V OF
UUO .... 11V..1 u«
PRESS SILKS,
At prices fully as low, if not lower than those olTcrod
from
AUCTION BALES,
Customers will find it advantageous to call, as wo aro
determined to sell our goods osefioap aa they can bo found
elsowhcro.
TIIO3. W. EVANS A CO.,
n024-3t 618 and 820 Chestnut St.
BARRETT’S GYMNASIUM, SPARRING
AND FENCING SCHOOL now open. s&Oi-Tt#
T OST.—TWIT OE RTI p 1 C ATE S OF
JU STOCK of tho NORTHERN LIBERTIES SAYING
FUND ASSOCIATION. Tho Under will be rowarded by
leaving them with J. J. MILLER,
ae24*3t# N.W.cor. Logan and Spring Garden sis.
Law department university
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
A term will commence on THURSDAY', October Ist.
Introductory lectures will ba delivered by the several
Professors on the evenings of THURSDAY, October Ist,
SATURDAY, October Sd, and MONDAY, Octobor 6th,
at 8 o'clock, at the lecture room of tho Uulvoraity.
se23-dtos
OTEL AND SUMMER RANGES—
Sold by CHADWICK A BliO., 202 N. SECOND St.
jtoglo-8n)Oj,
&mttSetnetUB.
GRAND RONXANI BALLET TROOPS' °
undor thD personal direction ot the celebrated Mnitro
do Ballot,
DOMENICO, BONZANI.
MONDAY EVENING) September 21 1857
and every ereaiog until further notice, will be present
ed the grand Fantastic Ballet, entitled *
‘ FAUST.
Doctor Faust ...Bignor Gaspare Prates!
Peter. Siguor Cecchetti
Marguerita.,*..........J£do Louise Lamouroux
Marta SignoraCeccbetti
Spirito Danzanto Signor Baratti
Meflstofelo... ......Signor D. Ronzani
PiticßS or Admission—parquet, Drea3 Circle and
Balcony t $15 Family Circle, 60 cents j Amphitheatre,
26 cents. \ ■ 1
The Box Office of the Academy is open from 9 A..M.
to SP. M., for the securing of Reserved Seats and Boxes,
without extra charge.' ,
Tho Ballot will commence at 8 precisely.
Carriages will sot downleads South, and take up,
heads North. * ' - ■ \
so 21-0 t THOS. McKEON, Treasurer.
xrimxTmPs and tualiserg’»
f BRAND CONCERTS . . .
MME. ELENA D’ANGRI. '
The .public are respectfully Informed that tho 1 ‘
■ JIRST Oil AND CONCERT,
And first appearance of
HENRY VIEUXTEMPB. " ’ ’
InconJuDttionwllh ’
8. TUALBERO,
MME. ELENA D’ANGRI,
810. ROCCO,
Will take place on '
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25ifc,
AT TUB
MUSICAL FUND HALL.
Conductor SIQ. ABELLA
Admission ONE DOLLAR —na extra charge for ro-
Rftrvod seat*. Seats will be secured beginning on Thurs
day, tit the music store of Lee Sc Walker, 188 Chestnut
street '
On SATURDAY, Sept. 20, the Second Concert.
Seats for the second Concert can be secured at the
muMc store of Beck &. Lawton, 166, and Edward Walk
er, 142 Chestnut street, beginning on Friday. * se23-4t
'VSfHEATLEY’a ARCH ST. THEATRE.
T » —Sole Lessee W. WHEATLEY.
Scale of Peioes.— Orchestra Stalls, 50 cents; Dress
Circle (no extra charge for Secured Seats), 50 cents j
•Family Circle and Amphitheatre. 25 cents; Seats in Pri
vate Boxes, 75cents; Whole Private 80x,53; Gallery,
13 cents; Gallery for Colored Persons, 25 cents; Pri
vate Box In Gallery for Colored Persons, 83 cents.
Box Office open from 10 A. M. Until 3P, M.
J. jr. a. WHITTON Treasurer.
THIS (Friday) KYENING, Sept. 25, the perform
oncefl will commence with ' ' >
CAMILLE.
Anuand Duval Mr. E. L. Davenport
St. Frivolc Mr J. 8. Clarke
Caiuillo .....Mrs. D. P. Dowers
To conclude with the beautiful play of *
THE BRIGAND.
AUesandro Ma'garoae,
Albert
JlubaMo
Gtt&via
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.—Los
* i *eo, Sir. E A. Marshall; Stage Manager, Mr.
JohnSeftoo. Prices.—Dress Circle and Parquetto, 50
cents; Upper Circle, 25 ccuts; Private Box and Orchestra
Seats, 75 cents. Box Office open from 9 o’clock A. M.
Vo BP. M. Doors open at 7 o’clock; performance to com
mence atl*.
THIS (Friday) EVENING, Sept. 25, will bo acted
the Comedy of
LONDON ASSURANCE. . '
Meddle ...Sir. W. R. Blake
Charles Courtly Mr. Wallack Lester
Lady Gay Spanker Mrs. Hoey
Grace Ilarkaway JlissGannon
To conclude with tho Laughable Farco, called
A FEARFUL TRAGEDY UP TOWN.
Mr ( . Slumpingtou.,
Mrs. Stuiupington.
National theatre, walnut st..
near Eighth.
Admission—Seats in PriTate Box, $1; Orchestra
Chairs, 75 cents; Dress Circle and Parquet, §0 cents:
Family Circle, 25 ceuta. Doors open at 7. To commence
at 8 o’clock.
1 Box Office open from 10 to 4 o’clock, when peats
be'aecured.
Stage Manager Mr. 11. Watkins
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MISS KIMBERLY.
THIS (Friday) EVENING, Sept. 25, the perform
ance will commence with tho tragedy of
BEMIRAMIS.
Oroes Mr. L.P.Roys
Art.aces Mr. Briggs
Semiramis Miss Kimberly
After which Mis* Kimberly will give her recitation,
NOTHING TO WEAR. - .
To conclude with the corals piece, entitled
. A WOMAN ON A FROLIC.
Emily Wilton and three otbfercharUcteraj Miss Kimberly 1
Mr. Wiiton .; Mr. Morris
CJAtfFOttD’s OPERA HOUSE—
K-7 ELEVENTH Street, above Chestnut. '
Poore open at 7# o’clock—to commence at 8,
Admittance 23 centa. - - '
SANFOHP’B OPERA , , ,
In their Operatic Entortainmentij introducing all the
latest Sonus, Glees, Choruses, Dances, &c., concluding
each evening with a
LAUGHABLE BURLESQUE.
i . tDegol Noticco. • <"
T%TOTlCE.—Whereas Letters of Adrainistra-
X 1 tion upon the Estate of JAMES DUGAN, dcccaßod,
havo been granted to tb® undersigned, all persons in
debted to said Estate will please tmike parent, and
those hnvlng claims will present the samo to
JANE DUGAN, Administratrix,’
wcptll-fOt* Grape street, Maoayupfc'.H
IN THE MATTER OF THE'PETXfION.
IN INSOLVENCY OP JOHN O, OtmjmStPPEH,
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has applied
to the Court of Common Pleas for the city and county
of Philadelphia fora final dischargounder the'provi
sions of tJio Insolvent Laws of the Commonwealth, and
also that ho has applied by Petition for the benefit of
the 41st Sectionof the Act of Juno 10th, 1830, relating
to insolvent dilitors—by which section it is provided that
the court, with the consent of a majority in number and
value of creditors of an Insolvent, may grant him an
exemption of his aststo and effects from execution for his
indebtedness for the spaco of seven years. Thvso ap
plications will be heard by the Court of Common Pleas
on Saturday, October 10th, 1857, at 10 o’clock, and the
attention of creditors aud all others Interested Itttbfcsn
applications is iuvited.
J. 0. OBERTEUFFER.
so 23-wfm 3w#
IN TDK ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
In tlio mutter of tho Ebtata of John Dominic Berrell,
doc’d.—-Tho auditor appointed to audit, settle, and ad*
juat the account of ltuv.G. J. 11. GAItTiiR, Adminis
trator of tbo Estate of JOH.V DOMISIC UKMWLL,
deo'd, will meet tho parties interested at hisoffico, No.
itttf South Sixth street. Philadelphia, on Monday, Sep*
toujher 1i9,1857, at 4 o’clock P. M.
LEWIS 0. CASSIDY,
Auditor, i
sop 18*fmw 5t
IN THE ORPHANS’ COURT OF MONT
GOMERY county, August 19lb, 1867. Notice la
hereby given, to all persons Interested in the estate of
Mary Aldorfer, lato of the township of LowerSalford, in
said county of Montgomery, deceased, that Abraham,
John, ondjienjamm Aldorfer have applied to said Court,
by petition, praying for a deoreo for the sale of the real
estate of said Mary Aldorfer, deceased.. The said Court
hayo fixed WEDNESDAY, the 39th day of September,
1857, at 10 o’clock A. M., at the Court House, in Norris*
town, for all parties interested to appear and show cause,
if any they hare, why the prayer of said petitioners
should not he granted By order of the Court.
J. U. DAVIS, Clerk of tho Orphans' Court.
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'Agriculture.
STATE AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION.
—AGRICULTURISTS.BTOCK BREEDERS, GARD
NERS. POMOLOGJSTS, INVENTORS. MANUFAC
TURERS, ARTISANS.'.* All classes are Invited to to
come exhibitors. ’
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY will hold Its SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHI
BITION at Powelton, West Philadelphia, on SEPTEM
BER 20th and 30th, and OCTOBER Ist and 2d ensu
ing, for the display of Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Swino and
Poultry, Agricultural Machines and Implement, Dairy.
Field and Garden Products, Seeds, Fzuits, Flowers ana
Vegetables, the Mechanio Arts, Domestic, Household
and other Manufactures, Stores, Wares and Inventions.
A FLOWING MATCH 1!
In order to promote skill aud efficiency in the im
portant work of tho Farm, a Plowing Match will come
off on tho fourth day of tho Exhibition, to which men
and yeaths are invited to compete for (he premiums.
To sellers aud buyerfj of farm stock this Exhibition
will afford a most favorable market.
The diflerout Railroad Companies will carry all stock
and articles to and from the Exhibition free of charge
as heretofore, and will issue Excursion Tickets for the
Fair week at the usual liberal rates.
Lists of Premiums and all other information will be
furnished on application to ROBERT 0. WALKER, Se
cretory. at tho Rooms of “ the Philadelphia Society for
Promoting Agriculture,” ohesnutBtreet, below Seveuth,
south side, up Btairs.
The books for tho entry of articles and animals will
be open on and after the Ist of September.
DAVID TAGGART.
President Ponna. State Agricultural Society.
au!3-d t sep 23
lUcrrljnitt ©oilers
JOHN P. DOIIERTY,
FOR YISAU3 WITH SULLY & BROTHER, .
LATE WITH LUKKNB, KELLY, & CO.,
TAILOR.
Has with him tho best tailors that are now engaged
In the buninesfl in this country :
CHARLES ROTH, formerly tho leading Tailor of this
City; M. KAYSKR, formerly Cutter for 0. ROTH A
CO.,HiidlateCoHtandVest Cutter with LUKENS, KEL
LY, A CO; HENRY WAGNER, who has just armed,
consider! d in New York the best Pants and Yeats Cut
ter in tho United States, for years cutter withDopienis,
under the Irving House, Broadway, and with Deplenis
& Peltua, under tho St. Nicholas Hotel, Broadway.
The most unromlttiog attention paid to tho wishes
of all who patronise (he establishment; the best of
Clothes mado at moderato prices for credit, low prices
for cash, ' se2i
Edward p. kelly.
LATH
KELLY & BROTHER,
Having engaged tho pervious of
CHARLES ROTH,
Distinguished for tho beauty and excellence of his
Goods when in tho Tailoring Business, has taken
tho Btoro.
814 CHESTNUT STREET,
AND ITAS OI’KSFD FOR TUB SALK. AT RETAIL, OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMBRK3. VESTINGS, CRAVATS,
GLOVES, SHIRTS, Ac.,
Of the best qualities, at moderate juice*.
J - The of KELLY A BROTHER iB ro
moved, from this date, to No. 814 CHESTNUT Street,
where it will be attended to by EDW’D P. KELLY or
JOHN P. DOHERTY. ses-ly
JAMES SHERIDAN, MERCHANT
TAILOR, Non. 10 and 18 South NINTH STREET,
ABOVE CHESTNUT.
A large and well selected stock of OLOTQSand
OAs'SIMLKKS always ou hand.
AH Clothing made at this Establishment will be of
the best quality, and in the most fasluounblo stylo,
Particular attention given to UNIFORM CLOTH
ING. auO-tf
BW. TINGLEY & CO., BANKERS
• No 37 Poll til mini) Street, PhiliulelpMs.
COLLECTIONS promptly mado on all accessible points
in tho United State# and Canada.
Stocks, Bonds, Ac., Bought and Sold on Commission.
Uncurront Bank Notes, Checks, &0., bought at the
lowest rates.
Deposits received and Interest allowed, as per agree*
■meat aul4m
LUMBER! LUMBER!!—Tho subscriber,
who has for several years occupied tho premises at
Sloan’s Planing Mill, Kensington, has removed to
COATES STREET WHARF, adjoining the PbcepU
Planing Mill, ou Delaware avenue, whore he intends
keeping a large assortment of Carolina and Other Uoor-
Ingbourds, steps, risers, shelving, celling, fencing and
scaffold boards, thoroughly seasoned and well worked.
For solo at the lowest cash prices. Purchasers are in
vited to call and oxamlne for themselves, and every ef
fort will bo made to give satisfaction. Orders received
and supplied at tho shortest notice for all kludsand
sizes at Southern yellow Fine, Timber aod Scantling,
Aul-tf B 8 HTOHIB.
HOLMES’ SELF-RIGIITING SURF AND
LIFE BOAT.—' The undersigned nro solo agents
for the sale of HOLMES’ BELF-RIOHTINO SURF AND
LIFEBOAT. Patent right for States or cities or boats
ready for use, can be obtained by applying to
Bisnop, SIMONS,* CO.,
3G North nharves.
MANILLA HOPE.—SUPERIOR MA
-IYJL NITjLA BOPK, manurnctured and ror lisle 6t
WEAVER, MTI.SR& 00.,
No, S 3 N. W»ter it., ul 22 H. WksrTM.
fattonol.
pUOFESSOR^SATOOm’INSfHcTE,
VfESTPIiILAPELPOTA.
‘No Seminar? whatever Is more like a private family.
The course of'study Is extensive'and thorough, pro
fessor Saunders will’ receire e few more pupils under
fourteen years of 020 into hlfi family. inquire of
Messrs. J. 8. Silver and Jtf athewNewkirk, or Col. 3. W.
rorney, Editor of this Paper, whose eons or wards are
now members of his family. , , septl4>tf
.lyriss. BONNET. AND MISS' DILL ATS
mmIn. ,U .?E; OPJ!!r the!r HOiECrNO And day
SrnWHtt OHB3TSDI Btroet, onJIONDAY,Bep-
B ' „ , „ REFEIiRNCF.B,
,‘jy'i O.Wmljswth, D. D„ do; u. o. Clark, do;
JaooM.do; Wm.
LevlmTn f> n D 'V d / Al LWer*,, D.O ,do John
Cuthhert, do: Iv'bi. T.
Brantley, D, I).. do; E. B. Cheney, do; WiUiam Brsd
for£> c^. v » A.H. Gillette, D. D do-B Bab
“'’“A H ',F, uU "r. U-11-. Btuw'efo
Baton. 1). D., Hamilton, New YotktG. Kenraton Nr.-riv*
tt* B*' 8 *' T ofk? jjkomaa CaAsvilFe, Georgia:
Howard Ualcom,D. D., Lewlsbursr. Pennavlv&nia. j 51,»
Col. A.,G., Viatarman, aoj Caspar Morns, M. li do*
Jtobert A. Ezell, Esq., karsball, Texas; Johaß. Sem’
pie, Esq., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; James Edmunds.
*#lm do. do; George W. Jackson, Esc*., do, do: Johan
Raymond, bb. D., Brooklyn, Sew York; Mayson Bra r*
son, Ksq., Chicago; Hon. George W. DnwUotd, Home#.
New York; Stephen’D.> Dillaye, Esq., New York city*
Hon. Daniel 8. Dickinson,’ Binghamton, New York *
flep4.!m
r*RITTENDEN* PHILADELPHIA COM
\y MEROIAL COLLEGE, g. E. corner of SEVENTH
and CHESTNUT Streets, Second and Third Stories.
BOOK-KEEPING. PKNttANSIIIP, every stylo.
COMMERCIAL LAWS AND FORMS.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.
LECTURES, Ao.
Each Student had Individual Instruction from compe
tent and attentive. Teachers, under the
supervision of the Principal.
.. .® of the Best Penmen in the Conn try has charge of
tho Writing Department,
Please call and see Specimen* and got a Catalonia of
Terms, Ac. r 6 ‘<e3Jm
TJEMAN ALLEN, A. M., is prepared to
*-■* receive a limited number of pQpils os the Violin,
or on the Piano, and to play Violin part* or accomn&ui
***??* Til? pianists. Apply at the ruiidenee
? f h .l^ er l P^ e3So . r ALLEN, Nq. 215 South S«veu
tecuth Sweet. Circulars, with terms and references.
UtG. ANDRE k Co.I*, 1 *, No. 1104 Chestnut fife. sel-lm*
CJOHOOLFOR YOUNG LADIES,SOtTTH-
K? WEST CORNER OF ARCH AND TENTH STREETS
‘-The pupils in this Institution will bo instructed in ali
the branches of a thorough English Education, and every
facility for the acquirement of knowledge provided for
them. . .
The discipline wilLbe a careful pointing onward and
upward. ,
The school-year is divided into two terms, of five
months each, commencing first of Ninth Month (Sep.
teaber,) and first of Second Month 'February.)
.Sir. E. L. Davenport
Sir. Dolman
, .Mr, James E, Dunn
..Sties Emma Taylo
First Department, per term of five months $25.00
Second “ “ “ ...... SO 00
Third “ “ r. * 15.00
Fuel, &o.,per term 1.00
Philadelphia, 1857.
REFERENCES:
Thomas Kitnber, J. D. TThito, M. D.,
Samuel Bottle, Jr., BenJ.S. Januey, M D
Marmaduko O. Cope, Robert K. Wright,
William Betti*, Thomas D. Smith
Thomas Wlstar, George Griscom,
Anthony P. Morris, William F. Pitfield,
Joshua H. Morris. DavidVanderveer,
Uriah Hunt, William B. Thomas.
»u25-lm.
.Mr. Chapman
.Sirs. Stonealf
SUFPLEE’S INSTITUTE' FOR YOUNG
LADIES,' (boarding and day pupils.) N. W. corner
ELEVENTH Slid GREEN streets. Fifth session will
open on September 7th. Rest reference given, in
eluding all present and former patrops. au2B-tf
C3PRING GARDEN ACADEMY FOR
N? YOUNG MEN AND BOYS, N. B. corner EIGHTH
and BUTTONWOOD streete. Professors of the highest
qualifications employed. .Catalogues -.containing full
particulars, pupils* names, testimonials, Ac., can be
hod on application,
. au2s-lf ' F. DONLEAVY LONG, Principal,
Hall of st. james the less.
PHILADELPHIA.
AVAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL YOU BOYS.
Rav. B. R. BMTBEft, Rfctor.
The Annual Session will begin on TUESDAY, Sep
tember 1. , , - .
- Circulars maybe obtained at tho Book Btore of E.
HOOKER, S. W. comet EIGHTH aud CIIE3TXCT, or
of the Rector, Post Office, Falls of Schuylkill. Phila
delphia! auif-dm
TMTRS.BARTON’a BOARDING AND
IIJL DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, No. 1620
CHESTNUT St., below Twentieth, will re-open on the
SECOND MONDAY U September. ’ „ • .Weir#
■jyOTHING so needful to enable
A v -persons, male and female; to gain a share of this
world's goods and comforts as a ■ >
• BUSINESS EDUCATION. .
* LEIDY BROTHERS' BUSINESS ACADEMY.
- Nos. 148 and 16D SIXTIL Street, near RACE.
MU re-dpett 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.- ' -- •
TUB LEIDY’Stoke pleasure in saying, that daring
tbepast year a large number of persons acquired a
BUSINESS EDUCATlON,enabling many to secure pro
fitable situations, and others to prosecute their business
Operations successfully. . au22-3m.
ftflft AGENTS WANTED.—A HOME
WV STEAD FOB $lO !-,Third Division.—s3lo,ooo
worth of Farms and Building Lot*, fa tho gold region
of Culpeper couuty, Virginia, to be divided amongst
10,200 subscribers, on the 7thof December, 1857.' Sub
serjptlons only ten dollars down, or fifteen dollars, ono
halr down, the rest on delivery of the deed. Every
subscriber will get a BoiMiog Lot or a Farm, ranging In
value from $lO to $25,000. These farms and lots are
sols so cheap to Induce settlements, a sufficient number
boing reserved* the increase in the value of - which will
compensate for the apparent low price now asked. /Up
wards of 1,85tf fota'oud farms are" already sold, and a
company of settlers called the “Rappahannock Pioneer
Association” Is now forming and will soon commence a
settlement. • Ample security will be given for the faith
ful performance of contracts and promises. Nearly
45.090 acres ofiand, in different parts of Virginia, now
at command, aud will be sold to settlers at from $1 up to
$3OO per acre. Unquestionable titles toill tit all eases
be given. Woml-cuttcrs. ooopora, farmers, Ac., are
t canted, and five hundred Agents to obtain subscribers,
to whom tho most liberal inducements will bo gfven.
Some agents write that they are makings2oo permontb.
For full particulars, subscriptions, agencies, Ac., apply
to . . . X. BAUDER,
a024-tf Port Royal, Caroline county, Va,
A N experienced GERMAN TEACHER de
flirea some PUPILS for tlio PIANO. Terms mod
erate. Apply at the music store of Mr. MARSH.
CHESTNUT, above Thirteenth street. ae 23-51#
Department op highways, sept.
21st. 3857. “ NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS’
CLEANSING THE ClTY.—Sealed Proposals, entitled
proposals for CLEANSING THE CITY, -will bo received
>y the undersigned, until Monday, September the 28th,
at 12 o’clock M.
Each Proposal most ho accompanied by the names of
two responsible persona as sureties.
Specifications may be had at this Office.
john McCarthy,
16 22»5t Chief Commissioner of Highways.
JE. & B. SCHELL’S
• CITY MARBLE WORKS AND STEAM MANTEL
8. E. CORNER OF TENTH AND VINE STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
Where erery variety of MARBLE MANTELS, TOMBS,
MONUMENTS, TABLE.TOPS and FLOORING, can be
supplied upon reasonable terms. au24-tul3m
LADIES’ DKESS TKI.VMTJNGS.—
FANCY AND STAPLE.
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY,
J. 0. MAXWELL & SON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES,
1036 CHESTNUT Street, four doora bolow Eleventh.
And 318 S. SECOND St., below Spruce.
FACTORIES.—Noa. 05 and 97 GEORGE St., below
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Union.
Order* mode at & f?w hours’ notice, a 022 4mif
MARCHANT’S
CUYSTALOGRAPHS,
OR PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURES IN OIL.
N. E. corner of EIGHTH and LOCUST.
The above pictures differ essentially from anythin?
ever before offered to tho public. Their ■oftne**, anil
truth of color and outline, extraordinary minuteness
and accuracy of detail, insure, of necessity, the greatest
fidelity of resemblance; while the severity of the or
deal to which they are exposed in manipulation equally
settle* the question of their permanence. These fact*
enable the subscriber to offer them, with the greatest
satisfaction and confidence, to the public and to his
friends.
They are secured by letters patent to, and con be had
ONLY of E. D. MAUCUANT.
tCT" Portraits of tho cabinet, and life sue on canvas
as heretofore. go 18-3 m
TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS—
Attcntiou is invited to the following stock of rea
soned LUMBER:
800,000 foet 6-4 Yellow Pine Floor Boards.
250,000 feet 4-4 do do.
30,000 foot 3-4 do do, suitable for lin
ing stores.
75,000 feet VTliite Pino Floor Boards.
850.000 feet Sprite Joist.
Belling low for cash, to suit the times, and in lots to
suit purchasers.
IytACGREGOK HOT-AIR FURNACES.
ITX Sold by CHADWICK & DKO., PSCOND Street,
first door above lUcr. auglB-C»ooA.
David ji. hog anTbeank book
Manufacturer, Stationer and Printer, No. 418
WALNUT street, betwoenFourth and Fifth, Philadel
phia. aeft-lm
C~ OTTON—2OO balesgoodMidditag to Slid.
dliog Fair Cotton, in store and for sale by 1
MARTIN A. JIACALIBTEB,
aul I North Water gtreet
ROSIN’.— 500 BAKKEES SOAF.MAKEKS’
KOSIN, to arrive per schooDer J. JI. Planner,
For anlo by MARTIN & MACAIIJTER,
au3l- lio Neith Water street.
Notice to consignees.—ti>o ship
'STALWART, Cftpt. A H. Lucas, from Liverpool,
is now discharging under general order at Almoml street
wharf. Conaigueeß will please attend to receipt ot
their goods. TUGS. RICHARDSON & CO.
aaS-tf
Russia and American takred
CORDAGE.—a superior article, manufacture
and for sale by WEAVER, FITLER & CO.,
an 8-tf No. 23N Water at., ft N Whwraa.
caving fund.—united states
C? TRUST COMPANY, comer of THIRD and CHEST
NUT Streets
Large and small sums received, and paid back on de
mand, without notice, with FIVE PER CENT INTER
EST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal
Office hours, from 9 until b o’clock creFy day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from T until 9 o’clock.
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, ftud Scotland
from' £1 upwards.
President—STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD.
Treasurer—PLlNY FISK.
Teller—JAMES R. lIUNTEU
100 cases of 60 half boxes
I*3 each, in atore and for «alo by
* HENftY UOHLEN & CO.,
an 0 Nor 221 urn} M 3 3 Fourth utrfst
BALE ROPE.—Buyers aro invited to call
a ml examine our Manila Bale Hope, which we can
can soli «» low as American, and warrant it superior in
strength and durability.
WEAYER, FITLER ft: CO.,
No. 23 N. Water at aud 22N. Wharrei.
WJf. J>. ROGERS’ CARRIAGE REPOS
iTonr, lodo anti 1011 chestnut street,
above TENTH, la now- open forth* sale of every des
cription of Carriages, combining Style, Durability and
Elegance of Finish, from the Manufactory at tho corner
of Sixth and Blaster streets, to which the attention of
Oititcns and Southern and Western gentlemen is res
pectlully called.
.4. B.—Especial attention given to Carriages for re
paint In the shops connected with the Repository. Kn
trance on chestnut Street sel4-mwf Sw
miIOMAS E. BAXTER.—HARDWAKE,
X CUTLERY AND TOOLS, No. MO MARKET BT.,
holt Ninth, »utJ» tills, rill»4«ljiUi». 1-Bo
TERMS
HARRIETT BROWN.
£oa«(s.
FACTORY.
MARBLE HALL,
ALBERT SENTON,
South FRONT street.
,
SHIP OT SB ON THE FOR NEW OS
LEANS—Louisiana Line —Guarantied first vessel,
with quick dispatch—Freight taken at u low rates as
any vessel loading.
• The remarkably fast-saillog ship QTSEGNTHE, Wm,. ,
t‘ master, now rapidly completing herloafi-
Lrg at Race street wharf, has nearly all or her cargo
engaged and going on board, and will positively sail u
above. •
-.Shippers wm please examine this ship before enga
glnr elsewhere.
These who have not completed their shipmenta will
please do so at once, and hand in bills of laalng for sig
nature.
For balance of freight, which will be taken at the
lowest rates, or passage, apply on board, or to
BISHOP, SIMONS, & CO.,
3d North Wharves.
Tho OTSEONTHE insures at the lowest rates and
will take steam down the Delaware and up the'Mis
sisslppi. selfi-dtf
For san Francisco—California
LlNE—DDfect/rom Philadelphia.
The magnificent Clipper sh)p"JOSEPII JONES, Sam
hel Q, flowers, commander, is now loading at Baca
street wharf; haring a large part of her cargo engaged
and going on-board rapidlj, will hare immediate des
patch. ' ' ■ ,
o plcaae hurr/ their goods alongside with-
Tor balance of freight applj to
BISHOP, SIMONS & CO.,
39 North TPharrel.
fu ax cisco— PsoyL sew
The celebrated clipper Bhip SANTA CLAUS, Sorter,
matter; the magnificent clipper ship BOSTONIAN,
*** loadin 6 h&Te despatch as
¥or balance of freight apply to
‘ BISHOP, SIMONS & CO.,
SO North "Whirre*.
hotels «nJ> Staionrants.
fTIHE OLD STAB HOTEL IN HARMONY
J- COU Jiy.—Thd public are respecifalJr informed
that th» OLD &TAU HOIEIi is tUH in existence. The
proprietor will be glad to see his old friends, acd pro
mises to furnish them with a superior quality of Ale,
Wines, ana Liquors. He feels assured, that on paying
him a riiit they will not he disappointed. He Is also
prepared to furnish Oyster* in every style, at the shortest
notice. '
Lunch from 10 to 12 o'clock.
sep 24-1 m
"WILLIAM HANNING’S CITY LAGER
T T BEKR SAMO.V, No. 232 Carter* Alley, Phil.
net phis. : - ' *ep22^m
TIfcGOWAN’S RESTAURANT, SOUtJT
■LTr’ ~* re "! coriier of BROAD and WALNCT.-Gamo
and all other delicacies In season. Families supplied
with Oysters on the shortest notice. *ep7-7m
Lewis b. coffin,—
THIBD ITB«T»
Booth-cut corner FIKTiI and QUEEN Streets,
. eep3 lmo ' Philadelphia.
TVP2BCHANTS’HOTEL,
ITA ' NORTH FOURTH STREET,
Above Masett,
. - - PHILADELPHIA.
a024-tf UcEIBBEN A SOUS, Bfiotsinou,
SCOTT HQUSB —Corner of Ixwin Street
and Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh. B. D. MARKER.
Proprietor. auSSm
Wines anil Liquors,
OLD WHEAT WHISKEY.—E.~PMTiT
DLMON A BROTHER, importers of Wines. Bran
dies, Ae. Also, sole • proprietors of the Old \Vh?*t
Whiskey, No. 5 North Front Street. seplT-la
PORT WINE.—In bond and entitled to de
benture 250 casks St. Joseph's Pure Juice Port
Wine, in qra. and eighths.
Ten puncheons John Ramsay Islay Malt Scotch Whis
key, 2 years old
Fifty pipes Anchor Gin.
-Marett, Martel, Bouvet, and J, J Duptty Brandies, ul
of which I offer to the trade at reduced prices.
„„ JOS. F. TOBIAS,
aa2T-3mos 88 and 90 S. Front St., below Walnut.
a le Sander y. holmesTwtoeTnl)
STORE, No. 220, Southeast Corner o
GEORGE and SOgTH Streets. swl-ly
CL LEWIS, IMPORTER AND DEALER
• IN FrNB WINES, UaiJORS, CIGARS, Ac., 28
South FIFTH Street, Philadelphia. aul-ly
T>R ANDIES.—Pinet, Caslillon & Co., J£s-
X-F vett A Co.,'and other brands of Cognacs of various
vintages, m half pipes and quarter casks: PeUevoiain'
Rochollp Brandies, pate and dark, in half pW quarter
casks and one-eighth casks, all in Custom House store*,
imported and for sale by ’
* ; 7 * HENRY BOHLEN & CO..
»n» * Nos. 221 and 223 South Fourth street.
T\ITHMAR k BUTZ, PORTER, ALE
x-r AND LAGER BEER BREWERY, No. 620 /new
ho. 988) North THIRD Street, Philadelphia.—Shipping
order*promptly attended to. -r C . • sal-tf *
Sales bp Stnclum,
IMTOLBERT & SCOTT; AUCTIONEERS,
VV 431 CHESTNUT- Street, opposite tie Custom
House, between Fourth and Fifth Streets.
SALE OF THE ELEGANT AND VALUABLE STOCK
at BCOTT’S Millinery and Etubroiderv Emporium, tho
proprietorrelinquishing the retail branch of the busi
ness.-
• ON MONDAY, Sept. 28, commencing at 10 o’clock pre
cisely, and in continuation at 3 o’clock p. M., we will
commence the sale at No. 910 Chestnut street, below
Tenth, of the LARGE -AND VALUABLE STOCK OF
RICH FANCY GOODS, imported expressly for the best
city trade, consisting of Embroideries, Laces, Ribbons.
French Flowers, Fancy Bonnets, Dress Cap*, Head
Dresses, Bridal Wreaths, Berths Capes. Hair Ornaments,
Fancy and Mourning Goods generally,
1 The lot* will be Bvld to suit the convenience of con
sumers, and will be arranged for examination two days
. prior to, sale, when the ladled of this city and vicinity
are’ very respectfully Invited to attend.
•» -The sale wiU be continued fcoouiay to da vat the same
hour? until the vfbole stock i* closed.
. NOTICE.—The sale of the stock of Jewelry, to have
been held thia day, is postponed unUlTnrther notice.
Moses Nathans, auctioneer
AND COMMISSION’ MERCHANT. S. E. corner
SIXTH and RACE Streets.
LARGE SALE 0? FURXITUKE, BEDS. VMAT
.TRESSE3, FIRE-PROOF CHEST. &c.. 4c.\
On this (FRIDAY) MORNING, September 25th,\t 10
O'clock, at the southeast comer of Sixth and ylace
streets, second-story room, entrance from Race s.Teet,
consisting in part of Jenny Lind, High Pest, Medium,
Cottage, -and French Bedsteads, Five Feather Beds,
Mattrcsserf,' Carpets, French l‘Ute and other Oral and
Square Mirrors, in rich gilt frames. Walnut and Ma
hogany irame Looking-Glasses. Bureaus, Card Tables,
Marble Top, Boquet, and Centre Tables, Spring Scat
Sofas, Divans, Lounges, Spring-seat Chairs, Marble Top
Sideboards, 'Windsor Chairs and Settees, Cherry BTabla,
Cane-aeat Rocking Chairs, Walnut Cribs, and furniture
generally appertaining to housekeeping, Ac., Ac.
FIRE-PROOF OJ&jT.
. Also, a superior second-hand small Tire-Proof Chest.
Ac., 3cc.
NATHAN'S PRINCIPAL LOAN OFFICE.
8. E. Corner of Sixth and Race Streets,
Where money will be loaned oa gold and silver plate
Watches, 3eweir/. Diamonds, Clothing, Dry GoeiL%
Groceries, Segars, Hardware, Cutlery, f nrnitare, Bi
ding, Horses, Vehicles. Harness, Stocks, and on all ar
ticles of value for an/ length of time agreed on. on more
satisfactory and liberal terms than-at an/ other estab
lishment. f *eS} M. NATHANS,
NATHAN'S great sale of FORFEITED GOODS will
take place in a few days. Due notice will be given.
WEBB'S great sale of forfeited Watches, Jewelry,
Gone. Pistols, Musical Instruments, Ac., will take place
shortly. Due notice will be given.
WEBB'S great sale of Dry Goods, Clothing, Bedding,
Ac., being forfeited collaterals, will take place shortly.
Due notice will he given.
JOHN JiAYLIS, AUCTIONEER—No. 525
ARCH Street, between Third and Fourth Streets.
SALES EVERY EVENING, at 7 o'clock,
Of Boots, Bhocs, Hardware, Cutlery, Watches, Jew
elry, Hosiery, Whips, Tranks, Fancy Goods, Notions,
Ac., Ac.
. N. B.—Terms of Night Sales, four months’ eredit for
approved city acceptances,for sums of $lOO and with in
terest added from date of sale. sepl-lm
George w . smith, auctioneer,
N. E. corner of BARRON and SOUTH Streets,
above Second.
EVENING SALES.
SALES EVERY SATURDAY EVENING/*
At 7K o'clock, at the Auction Store, of Hardware, Cnt3
lery. Housekeeping Article*, Glothing, Watches, Jewel
ry, Fancy Articles, Ac.
SAMUEL HATHANS, AUCTIONEER,
and MONEY LOAN OFFICE, No. 112 South
THIRD Street, below Walnut, opposite Peas at., only
eight doors helov the Exchange.
Hours of business from 7 o'clock, A. M., until JO
o'clock fa the evening.
Out-door sales, and sales at the Auction House, at
tended upon the most satisfactory terms.
CAPITAL 7200.000.
Rjioiliskfd/or tAe lo*t Thirty Years.
Advices made from one dollar to thousands on Dfa
monds. Sliver Plate, Watches, Jewelry, Hardware, Mer
chandUe, Clothing, Furniture, Bedding, Cigars, Musical
Instruments, Guns, Horses, Carriages, ami Goods of
every description.
All goods can remain any length of time agreed
upon.
All adT&ucefl, from one hundred dollars and upwards
will be charged 2 per cent, per month: JcOOacd over,
the lowest market rate.
This Store House having a depth of 120 feet, has large
Are and thief-proof vaults to store all valuable*, and pri
vate watchmen for the premises; also, a heavy insu
rance effected for the benefit of all persons having goods
advanced upon.
N. account of having an unlimited capital,
this office is prepared to make advances on more satis
factory and accommodating terms than any other in
this city.
Money advanced to the poor, In small amounts, with
out any charge.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Gold Patent Lever and other Watches, Jewelry, and
Clothing will be sold at reduced prices. aul-ly
(Gentlemen’s -fnraisljing Coobs
WINCHESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE
MEN’S ruRNISIILYG STORB, sIJ PATUXT
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No.
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Phtir.iMpbia-
The attention of Southern and Western Meruh-- .‘s. and
Stranger*, is particularly invited to this improved cat of
Shirt l ?, the most perfect fitting article made. At whole
sale and retail, and made to order* *u3-ly if
GIRAItD PIPE AND MARINE INSUR
ANCE CO-WANT, FHIIiADELTIIIA—Office, N©.
804 WALNGT street, ’•rest of THIRD.
“ FIRE RISKS ONLY TAKEN.”
PiatOTOIB.
Jer. Walter,
Jno. McClure,
Tho. Craren,
A. S. Gillett,
Furman Sheppard,
Saul. Jones, M. D.,
Joseph Klapp, M. D
Wm. M. Swain,
John Anspach, Jr.,
U. N. Burroughs,
J. B. Hughes,
F. I). Sherman,
Wm. P. Hacker,
J. P. Steiner,
11. A. Shackelford,
lion. JGEL JONES, Preiident.
Hon. Ct. W. WOODWARD, Vice Pre*i lent.
Jso. S McMclun. Secretary.
JIXBS B. Al.ro*o, Assistant Secret try. aul-Cm-iT
II AIiP E ’ S — li EX >S AND BOVS’
CLOTHING, HS North FOURTH £(.-eet, h-tnfn
Arch aoJ Hire.
MOSS— 17 tales Carolina >iess, for sate by
MARTIN A M VCALISTKR.
au j lift North Water
NEW FALL CLOAKS —Just received at
tho Paris Mantilla aud Cloak Emporium. to uhich
the attention of Ladies and strangers witinsf the citj,
ia rcspectfull/inrited. QI.O. rdCLLIN A Co.,
*OS chestnut street.
NEW FALL CLOAKS, at Wholesale —Merchants triil
firni the largest ttucfc of these Goods, in the greatest ta
riety of materials ami prices, at the Paris MaatlLla ani
Cloak Emporium-
Prices loar, and terms liberal.
GEO, BEEPIN' A CO ,
70S Chestnut street
E Af 0 V A L
82URPLE3S BROTHERS
Have removed to their
X E IF S T O Jt E,
X. W CORNER EIGHTH AND CHESTNUT,
Where they arc opeaiDg a stock of Antoiaa and Win*
ter Dry Goode, at
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE. Se23-4t
YVELCOStk KANGJS.—SOLDBYCHAU
IT WICK A BKO, Ki H, SBSQXB St. *3IS-80|
JOHN CORLEY.
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