The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, September 30, 1857, Image 3

Bait J’jSldebta. wUih.Xmßt you yesterday, has
contxihiited-targely to. reassure the ooummnity that
in stop.wiUMjtmt to.tiio oj>otrsott(wi*nd.that.cen-
B3dorahl®;TOttef‘ttfUl^e'te3cteaddd'bylh4i)a'_ihstitu
telegraph, yesterday,
about theSufrolkitank refusing to redeem the
"- ;^’^^ffi|iftijeW;Englaiid t opiiiitry banka,’ boa.alio
. tendedto;reiMsurethep ul)l | lJ . ahd‘arre3t thopauio,
almost stagnant. ‘ Very litlie is soing
by the note-brokors/fuid mieurrent'mc'ney is only
.saleable ataheiuryid,iiweatlt 'd, ir ' r
and sterling is quoted from 102£&10& 'lt; it re
ported that a leadiO|£b&hkin'g-houSo -sojd'.na low as
103 thisaffcernoQW.-^horo^vyßs'a'faotioobostqd in
V all street," this ra there had been a
iheotingbf the’bank'presidents, and that they had
resolved to extend their loans 55,000>000. r It proved
erroneous, and.oanSed, considerable 'disturbance.
The fact is, however,* that the banks -are ; much
are ready to stand to the utmost
limit consistent "wit# their - own - safety but;' ofefl
strong as they are; and. likely to bqstrobger, thiy
oonld not bo expeated to - enlarge 'BO-muoh lj
§5.009,000. : The Sab-Treaamy.alone has paid out
to-day:, $500,000-aboVo.s, their receipts, in ■ re
demption .of -wthef tUnited States debt; And
steamer,- now* due; wUi'addto
our-wlidi#. : The. settlement-atfkhe^olfearin^
in win-jo The cash..irj\DasQtipps\at
the as follows:. Total receipts,
.. $28tfi14£.23 ;.f«'tqt(d'.tpaymontB. t $871*305.95 total
balance, s>,l3i;Mou4i».'- The Custom's receipt* for
dutiasiweres34,ooo;' A ./—>-> -
r*The latest intelligence, from Boston i 3 highly 1
pati{'faotoo , ;and\tliere_ , aeeiiia.tiq'doubtthat tho
arc BUll aEundant, but the;
only one X can'trace to an authentic source is that
of \Y aldron : pag<3, wholesale grocers.
The bullion office,- formerly belonging to Beebo
& Co.is bow harried on by Trevor & Colgate. , „
ThoMfwaga -visible 'improvement at the stock
morning, which has been steadily main
tained, abd v th'o second-board,olosed strongly at o
further adyhhoe. • Beading/left off at 36; TEensa;
-W\: Ni'tY^Central
UL Central at 85: La Orosse and Milwaukee at 7;
Wld,Chicago and Bock Tsland l 'ht 6?ir< Thisis’q
grentgmbp from : ‘ hrlcesY' and, .if I hni'
to Jddgp ffora-the prevalent •feo}ingthisevemng,
tho iifcprbvcratmt* Will be "sustained, to-mofrow.'
The transaotions'trero ‘ large,'.and- thp. reeling was
cheerful: "'"The’' riew board. .of. directors .of<. the
Michigan'Southem'wiil meet onTkurscUy.fo of«
gan,ize,...They seem, to .possess theoonfidenoeof
the public." . Tho Sboe ’ and 'Xreailier l Bank 1 biive
deolareda semi-annual dividend oFifonr percent.
You will by' a ; Coin'parison of "the collec* I
This .is:;^td*iy>redihiS||Tor,'Jherb is.inot] a
sounder jn^tititUodin.£he.United States. ’ Bank
stock.generaUy/rsheavy.j,:-. r-i*:t . "'..d -
steady, with 'sates of T 5
bbte. at57,76//orpota, and $e,76®50.90 for pearls. '• ’*•'
UsßA&rorrs.—The’ market for.. State- > and 'Western
dour is mqre.active afca fafther.daoline of IQoloo,'with'
sales.of JO.2PP bbte, ntf4.95cJ5.10 for common to good
fltalftf;#4i3sas6.4o/orextra' do.; $4.90® SS:IG ’ for com
mon to good Michigan, Ohio, Indiana. See., $5,10a56.66’
for extra do,} fS.??6$7 ."G for extra Gdneweo} and |S.6O
Cs7,sofor.extra Bfe. Louis. 1 Soniberd Uotirls in better
supply ata decline of lOe-.with .sales‘oM,st>o
$5.2G@55.50 tor .-.mixed -to good Baltimore; 1 Alexandria,,
&c,j foKextm do-. -Canadian flour" fa a llttte
easier, with Rales of 500’ bids at f4.05055‘X0 for adperr
and forpxtra: Bye' fidur -Is rather dulf.&i
$4®5.2& fteEQ? fine taxupeh; .Corn meal* is dOWer. at
$3.95054.40f0r Jerseyand'BmhdyWlne. ,
CoffeeJsysrylnactive atunehangodprices: l
Cotton—The market if qUitddtill at nominal quota
titmAjivi? .-ny'-*--'*»-
. Gbaix—"Wheat is more active at*2«3e Jewdtfwiffi 1
salea of 45,200 bushelBatsl.2odsl,2l for Southern red:
fllBasl,ao.fp r KlQwhite {• *MOfsr. red:Ohio'-si:o2for„
Milwaukee club, and $1.16 for mixed red Ohio, data 1
for -Boiithemi'and'4oa43c for Slate.
Kyeifin^tireat 80o.jS.Corn is ‘lower andnior6'aotlVe :
with sales of 21,500 bushels nt 70c for Western mixed; 1
Barley is <mlotot.7s®9oc:- i.u .-.7-
fIAV-is jn limlted.’deinand at;60a00o 200 lbs, aci ;
cording to quality. • ’ .;
improvement in the market,”-A
few small sales are spoken of for export, but beyond this ■
jmtMn*teiioing..<: i -i-o •«, >*\-n ;
. .PHffiSfJ 1 pit il’iUB4tiva;at $280520, six 'months:
AJfothfrairway,JiomSnaL -iIkU 'i'- : •; -
dalb i'Heihlotk aole iis. quoted; for
l i BhUud ; f9tedleb.w«lsht»jßt 21«e29p,v for Bio Qraiide
*bd *iUfn&3;AyrSBj:*uri;2k.*©26k*. fbrOfinoco. u ' J ' j
Mouasseb is selling ajt««|6oe7or JfewOrleahw 7 28©
SOo for. Cub& Cl*y*d,-i32©45!5 far Porto Bico; and 30a35c
for GjipaMugeovadO..')
gcutpentlno are lo lower,
and §re selling at ,43ccash for lots in good shipping 6H
are-noraitiali- -; i j-Tsi'.u
Oils—Cruiio and Bp«rm Oil* arc auifit nmi
nnchangcd.lf ti&aeed'^Oilia '-rerr 'dUU'-aJUformer
Phovisions—The maikot far Pork I* more liri.ir,* nith
aalea 0f1j225 Mils at sM.6oa*2l 60 for mess, and 518;76
‘ tUanpe. irith Mlea* nt
46bbla atSl4aos-SO fonropaeked "Wtstehr, aijd 816,%
*.l6for extrado.i Bacon is letrer at 1401 Se. Cnbmeats
arenominal. lard'ieiotrer, lrith’aalesof 100 bbiaat
14*014L-e. Butter in iieavr at 360 Me for Ohio: 170
22c for Stiito 'dniry j 23fr26<:' for-’choice ’ do; f cheese is
dull StOaSitp. ' »■ .irn.Jff V.-C.v ir ! n--i
. SnOAsa.—-Raw are still Terr heave and dnll. Cube i*'
qeoted at 6U!OJtJ{ jttuid Potto Webat Vjf. < Refined an
very heavy. )■ •
Wmawy-ils Ihoctlvi, W24tf forohib and
Freights—Are more active, at a slight advance'bi~
rates, owing to the. lar^eMediae'in breadWutfs; Tb
Liverpool: Grain. fideSd & bushel, in bulk, and 6d©7d
in ship’s Cotton’,
7a 32d. Bates to uthet potld atfe'proportionate.
NEW' TOSS' STOCK Sept. 29i
>; t j -viaßst boij»6. vi. u hfj ‘VC: i
Sa ’5B 95Cei* B slO ,60*.
3,6d0Ca18fc7d*75’ ,,, '60, d6' c''69?£
l>ooolH«aouriSt^fia v 67ji“ 700 V; . do, J w ,00-,,
B,OWSfY-Cet»ll ! te' 4 200 . r h •" 1 fc6o
600 N Y Gen R7h _; 80*. 339' '*• do .. 69V
8,000 111 Oenß Ms' 78';; 739,'M0
2,000 , ‘Jo 7'«- 50”~ 06"-' ■'-
1,000 ia- ‘ -'ll '’ 170 Erie Railroad «3 12%
, 288 do ~<l2*
1,000-!Terndttto4;'Al-'• 100 ' : dr> ' c 12%-
, s i.:^L'’ ;t<in2 4 ln, B 8° 100 do 1)20,V12U
6 Bk-of America 98,-,' 100 do : boo. 712 id
3' ■ 'do ttiX 250• do J ' ]2v
25 Bit of m -'W !»<* 250 La C A MUR.
lO OcjM jionk . ,7:7773, TOOlteadlog R HO.;M *7
OOGait’n kiro ins Oo8() : ’ TOO ' - 'do ; B ]o <s4f2
6»Q*atonCo tu.mr.UO' MW*/
300 do 14#
nil'.:? ao^'.onnx/as#
210 Pa Coal Co 01 -
300 t f:do ? -7,''l 6o«
300 \>i oV e 60
400 do <v C b 8 60
60 , do ‘ 60 •
13 Mick Can B.' <.441-6Del&Had
6Del&Had Cnl‘ 101-'
61 do 100
476 Oumb Coal Co r -«~ Til
760vh. do ' 1 •‘..‘ti-'T*
do .'- /« 1%
2Qfhv',n.faui '
200 ' do : >bl6 -1U
100 ,Jdp. - V b3O ■ -
6 Pacific Masco.. $4.7.
25 id;,*/do'* l -K/s ..-62. •
6M TC.Ao ';',vKlo-i®r ‘
60 doi * . ..i -01- r
140U*YO«aErnswr *6O
100 do 69#
26.*-.-1 do h 69#
59: J i’-,’d<> -b5-69«
IQO ".f j' I .'do !:' b&0. 01
100 do o 69#‘
200 .! .do */ r "'’tj'r's9#'
Jrj''. * 7 'flS&Wfe.
8.000 Missouri St 6s 67 K*
-J 76
200 Caalqn Co , M). ,16#
130 r Der&HaiUJnl Üb?lm
20 Pacific K 6 s Go‘?6Jr -
20, ~f d Q,, ", et 'C
20Ttf-CoalCo/;; a r 62
WMU&MImE . r 21-
200 : ’'do'- Mfr'3s‘-
m "> r do ? * !
200- do s 5 35
11I09 ; -' do
100 do - 850, 34X
100 * do 11 slO 34tf
200 > do •' > • -05 a
800 -do 630 3*#
400 do ' 35#
60 MSo&N In It 16*f
-100 i flo 16#
100 -do ■' : jf 16^
so --•* do*- ■ ''it ■«
- 60 Mch 8&N rprfstlc 32#
10111'Oim B • ' ’
:100*-o. do* • -85
WOleve&tittg R < 8#
200*.--- -do*- 1 - *'*•-- ''9'
100V' * i-io' .:1 •*»»•- 9#
10 O&I&CMc'K r '66 .>
•60 ‘-'>do'' *6O 64 X
380 Cleye&Tol B " SI - r
280 " -30#
mohic&Birian e&*
80. ' do ' 64#*
12 J ’do 64#
00 Mil &. Mia B 22
•soirio 1 . v ", 1, '‘ .... ,
100 ErleßaSlToadfiXO 13tf
400- r f. t'dd-'i f r SIBXI
100 Beading,B- bsw3o y
. 25. Mich pSaft/ f >. 45#;
aalucftnit i)3O is#
60 ,1 .' do v;n ~.85
60. * rdo‘- :» rtO.W *
50 cieToA PiUs a' ~; vx
60CamC6alCb\ f ; ' 7|f
100 ' do ' " b3d*‘ / |-
360 NT Ccnß 61'
{J*.* d ° / ' *IQ 61'.;
do -'o2'
30 •* :.-doV r . a 9%-
.'.ffGttftGhllf - {os.
200 Clev&lofed ,630 32, ,
65 Chic & RTK 67#
T i
PriiLiDELlniij j Bept.2B/l?sf.
T|ip. money . : markpt
this brokers yeiUngbtttfew/ppteaconip«rftti?oly,and.tlio
Tales varying from 18 to i 4 per cent / - It .is gtill exceed
ingif difficult,tp negotjatc- paper]
wfcb*haYo''themeaiu{ 'bt buying, being' almost insur
mountable. ,-v r j •., i . ’;■
> At the sttfck board the e&lea&W ltmited-ihanidufit,
( and the rparketdall apd .drooping, ‘ Prices fluctuate bo
i m a record outlie sales’only will giro a'fair
? -r <. f r { j, - > i
■ Tiio New York weekly bank statement shows a still
J further contraction pf loans) thodgh to a less extent than
? has been the case .rincp the panic commenced. Deduct*
| ing the-loans pf the suspended Island City Bank from
\ the amount of decrease reported, the actual falling off
I appears to The'jfoectb.'resem ambunta'tp
| v!sl3 ) 3?T.op?/aml'the clrcnlatidn $7,838,308. ’ V,‘>
(L|% comparison o‘£ tL©. balances; for, the last'two week!
&ow»:\
V'Baptfchbwlfl-W :i a ; V J'- 1 , i -> 'S s* . -C'*'L !•'
. t /ioansAndfjpecio,,......... ¥
{ Circulation and Dep05itu.....v,....83,346,675 /
September 26
-
.OlrqalGifgn andPcpositS.,,.,.
; ix }.. WJ . ,37,964,609 -•
.The• coraparison'of,item's-with r laat week, I* m tol*
lowB? ir . ~, , 5 ~r i - i
,*"iLoans Sc Din, 1 ;■ 1 Specie. OlrtmJft’A /Deposit,
Sept. Iff. 4108,777,421 $13,666,186 $8,073,801 $75,772,774
20.«10T,791,483' 13521,096-7,B3BjSQS. .75,316,011,
1 Decrca»e ; 5936,088.. $229,091. '52,45 t )061
& The contraction ofloans is now about thirteen, pud >
Jj a half millions JVom the .highest point of expansion,
P and all this soil has been'taken;in is seven weeks. It
| ia<obe,hop'dd-that thaTbanks areaa&* (
| ptjongfo
l crease of accomibodation to.their,cnstoroers> who are. -
i suffering Vary severely froitf -beirftf called npoh to HquU
! dato so large an amount of Indebtedness In ‘so „fihort a'
1 time. 'C- V.-V‘
i Weuregret to leam.thatlt is in contemplation," on the
1 part of the banka or their friends; to ask froin
5 gUtatfcYdJat the' ,au tiior i .Isa do' one -
] dollar hills* We trust that this movement' TfiU not bo
| esmedoui. We do not believe that* even for'the tempo-
S raryrelief that mighty affeydftd'bj’such 4measure,
, | dkpArthrd from a System,
| nnde^wfiUU'^e'hft^^enisp^ljmg.apdjmhapptonta
\ from the abomination'of which
I our fello;v-cititeni f in country
t h&ve.fortjiblf fehlef’Cttrt'efa<y;-'td'the*,exciii|iionpf.the :
! bright wVd beautiful ntttioiml'jcoiii. yY?V
1 disappointed at the.qnursaof jour, pinks fn. declining td
. j pay specie for their fiv’fl-doUar'notea,-as we dd'not be
• j lleve enough of > the metallic carrency would h* bought
| up for other cities tomakd a sCarcitV here for household
j purposes jhut : attadily;bppcse’'
J ahbrf ailment-paper currency of
Tf4) static l&g&rUtfe eoketrodrif bfa-law
: pibhlhitlng- the issue atoySihkndid df a less^enojpf- 1 -
patig&thm£iweptydollar ’ :l'S* -
;‘ theEJfdw’T^k;
- banks wcji l ih.theltfpowqrdfi discredit |
the -merchants Tli4irih-‘
iyejtd ddiajpaidi of
ia puk YujU
pehded and silver for their obligations faUing-
tM Me* tft&!
impossibledemand, VWe learn thstone.atleastj.orbur
bank ofi'C^ni>^kßefused edtapliifice with these instate
tb»yi(ti«rww
-. /fimtasww rj.avifVfiy.R-O - i... •
iiVsVj'Cffa '> V
vpmUital’do* th».#«aaßV^ja«febeiirttWw t TOc^W^'inut j
that'All .our officers will adopt JMs High-toned
(jihhejlf Weiaurb 'of juwdjto’tfrttiolp
whifsd troubles* tfave'uefeA increased’ by' thb'bank su?;
pensions. .< v. > - •, . ’, Y ,
-..The steamship J?«*c£ Jvq’jrtcr,Captolp Bailed
yeaterdayfor.. Havana, Und .Now Orleans, with 126, pas?
rtngeft; Bho t><ik r -oufe also about Ih Spanish
3biiblboh)i, , ?6rl^livtthtt'. ,, ‘- l '’ -w ‘Y" V;
The Columbia So«l/t Cqrt|itrttan states that Jfr. ilil
ler, Mellerin the B&nkoftho States At ChOrleston,\vas
a defaulter t 6 tho'fcinobnt of* s2o,ooo,‘and made it upby
chocks on the Bank of tJhWlcjfjt&i, wh,ich he redeemed
checks on the Uanjc the,State* having no funda : to
draw upon,. , L \r\ ~}h.. i y ■; - -•
‘The Ncw-'York : Torts* nays:" 4 ' The' mark deadly
nttdsrditf. /wtfhaye seldom,’ Jf'evqr, known so many
embarrassing surroundings as our merchants and pri
vate bankers.experienced to-day in negotiating paper
and domestic aud foreign'oxchahgt.' The latter la espe
cially depressed, ( and 1 the utter iwpbesibUity of placing
mercantile and transient bank bills on Loudon, on any
twnxi tb say nothing of the low rates to which tho stan
dard drawers art driven, isjjrtdaqlngserlous'fitnghatiori
oh' tfro’CpVn threatens tt> : man^par
ties. a,.degree, of * trouble o in-prosecuting, business
through the present'week, <which ought at once to
Arrestuttentieh; -If J the bahks cannot H.uy bills direct,
for'want of t^e.proper accounts ,opened,oh tho otlior
side, they,ought, for.the sake of, a rational' confidence
among tholr dealers, interested in our oXpoirt trade, to
afford facilities in pome other waj* to the negotiation of
exchange.,, .The,aggregate amount of these hills,drawn
or waiting to bo,drawn, is not, wo apprehend, very con
siderable, compared with the general tiuanolal move
ment of •thb'cUyj J butat'A‘ ( timelikb tho present, it
Seems,'more'than sufficient to aggravate the. prevailing
embarrassment.’*.,,
‘ The Cbal tonnage on-the tehighOanal, for tho weok
ending Bci>t, 23th, 1 has boon as folloWi: !, ' . /’
PIIOM. • ... ,
• .fidvth ((hunk,
SmncajtMines.V
Tunnel Ifo.
Kbopvßnii Mini
u-' '• i2,oa«Qs; ''.2BB,<aaio
A. Bathrop and otbprs, Pea,, •
» and1f05tC0a].............. ,148 05 ■ 2,255.17
East fifaueh Chunk. <
Spring Mountain iilncs.« -1.329 00- , 27,104 07
EaßfcSugaflK»4fn do. .*,,..,.1,243 33 ,• 38,788 09
Coleraine, do ..1,712 02 , 38,707 11
Stafford ' do. . * 6JO 31
N: Y,,andLetyghCoalCo.... 1.445 30 ■ . 23,430 02
Germaa.Pomi. Cpal Co —— 7,071 00
Sopth Spriug Mountain Coal. 620 14 . 33.870 04
North Sprlug Mountain Co&l., 302 01 - 9,032 10
Bearer Meadow Ca , 350 13 . » , 1,690 18
' Ptim . , ,
Hazleton CodlCp ..-3,337 14 i *72.436 13
Crpntyiny. Mines. «.t.3.119 16 , 5l k 894 03
Diamond, Mines.,.,,- ‘oaa 09 - -20,957 10
,,847 19- ;-,26,7qT 10
'MV^easantCoai,..626 17 -5,024 14
. \%lQtkppirt, *./
Buck Mountain Coal C 0..,.;,; 1,821 09 - , ui 64,090 17
i White Haven. .
t'WilkeabaxreCoal Co,
! Wyoming -.Cpal Co.^,.'«
.Hartford Coal Co
30,621 02 690,274 01
~ Lumber. ; s ; - , Feet*
Fortiioweek 1,476.707
FerJaat,report.... ;32,319,846
v Total 33,705,652
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES,
'•Reported by R. Manly} Jrv, 'Stock Broker, No.
' t 80k,J^alttutstreet'. 1 ,
. ' Tflßß* BOARD.
.10d0Ponn'a6 , fll'.'.•.. : l 1 ..80' 1, 100 Heading R,2days,l9
’ 300 City 83# ‘ 60 .. do. ....’2days,l9
10PennaB’B.:;;. 5 .'.411f 14 ’ do. 18#
. L W y do 1 '4IK 100 ' .do • 66wn.18J/
‘ 40:. \*4' J.AIX lOScW'NavPrftM/l&K
io 100 do \ d0.:.;.15^
'7.,, 'do ,”4 'do.r. dd. .'.,16#
'2, . do .4IJ( 400 Union CanalAlots. 4%
14' '/•'do ...... ..41JH V 8 MorHa.Canal Prfd.B4
49, ’do .V.-,'.411f 100 Lqng Island R..b5. B>4
. 30' do 41*' 60 . do ’ b 5, Blf
20 ‘-do ....41K .10 Minchill R.‘,.‘ 63
60‘ J do ".,..>aBb.4ljV 2 do. .63
io* do .‘..,...‘...41# 29. do, ..63
,10X$higk Nav.'.‘.Y..47 f ' ' ONTennaß.’.:.;.:. 8#
10t>Haading'R.5days.l9 , 3 do' Bk’
' 100“ '‘‘do i.V.bfonrilOr/ 1 ,6 do : ,' ~..8
■ISW v -..'do :.54.19;; sBk of Kent'y f . 55.104 ;;
-.i‘x BETWEEN EOAIID3. i *'l •
tf&LCUy itk'B’p.;; l\ Jzx \ i,GCO‘btP«W Khz:*: M ;
3looPeiraay’j.. .*i. .'BO I' 25 Morris Canal.... 140 ,
,do '1 v ..80,':1;1J Lehig^'NaV...* ♦ .47 '
' l ’ • ■ V
1700 'bitrvlMl-mM'';' '306'8Udihg , ,R'..,'.b5.19&
. 200 ‘- 5 '5o f vJriiiew.93 J 100 - do', .. bsJrintW
i 450Wnniluktoilfc6’g:8r ‘- /WO 1 do .2'days.39^
; 90O«' Mb l?; .i.'..;81 1 1 20PeHnk'R.:.V:../.40v
100 Reading It 85.19# 5 ; "dO .40*/
•100 do ’'2o’, ''do 40#
.60--'do;^ 131 BchuylNav PreW'.l&&
i *l3 ’ ■ do- ;'2oL'ehlgh t NttV.'..bfi.47«
1 do ,20 do b5.47j$
• m/vCLOSING. PMOESr-PIUM. .■ ,
j „. ) .i.-Juid, Asked:' : • r ’ ’ ' 'JUd. Asked-
XJBe*d, »09;A418 SchyLNatPfef-16X 10'
PhiUdAte. , „*..B4» lf Bs '-! Wmsp’tAElmJUO 13 •
' - r;dO’'*y EB./Si ’ l ' 86ii- <Jolstrn , ort7 s sG.'> *’o3
. do New 03 96 ‘do do 2d m 65 57 -
Penn»6a/;i , ;.'.70,V’ 'BO - Lone Island 8# 9
Vickßtnirg.. , ....‘,.o 1%
’ ►dff .Bondf , 70 66/' ‘ s ! 7o' Girardßauk:...,iB 9-
j-4»< M’o»«i>44*7Bv‘-82 '. Lehigh* #■ 1*
pewjaim,.M;4ojr- 4©tf Union Canal 4tf - 6 s
MorrisCanl Con3B#/40#’ NewGreek..# 1
SehybNoVJBm#A 3-68/ OataWissa HR.. 0 ?K
do Stock 8 10 '
I ?.vr »: - ! • l
5 J^;/TB«LADE|bPmA';MARKEI».
' .'2^f^y^riipg.“. i Tfiq produce con-'
tiunes ata ln ijuotattons/
In Broadstuffs little doings holdcjrsof flour
aro offerfig'tfioli^atbtkrt ?5 : 50®75.76 for, ship
ping
tradf f}i ftfc‘ Jf /win„|>*7fif»S7*7siPCtV.l’bl., M s «K < quaUtf >
the retailers and bakers only buying to supply their im
mediate ( watita'; 0 Corn'Meal and Byo Four ure hold
#t*lWr'tto"forßi'6f, UnJi4.3Tx’ii(T W-.for tlio lattfr,.
wft|ioui ; saie*. ; WbCAts ara , plenty; and; dull tq*day
with a .’Blight 4,000 bushfels-have been 1
sold k ln dblk‘at and'.l3sfc<Bl4bc for,,
priiao^aaiitjf. ‘
and aboht bushels Southern yellow hare bqen.Wd
at75076c,- Oats aWsteady in price at 33©36c, the
latter for trrime/’potawarc Rye la selling as yr&ntca at the
distilleries, At 75d. In Batk, sales of first quality havp
been per,tow? which is a declino. Cotton is
held firmly, but there is no demand and very little <lU
positioßttoforcosalei; pricea nre nominal. Groceries, no
Change in‘the market, and quotationa about the same.
Provisions, -nothing doing worthy of note to 'alter prices;
and a very .reduced stock to operate on: ‘goods, hotialc.s,
and llttleor nothing', wo qiio'tc,' clorer at s6#
St 7, and timothyat .perihushol.- - Whiskey is
duU-'at24e2scfor bbls.; Shd' ! 24o for hhds., which arc
scarce/\ !. ! ;/ ’,’ '; f , ;
CANAT»HEOBIJ?TS.—The Albany mpern say : The
quantity of flour,;wlieat, corqans honey. left at tide
vater,-during the 3d \Toekiti gehtemberj In tho years
1856 and 1857, is as follows f ' '<■ _ " • ' ' ' • •
FUmr, bW’ 1 Wheat; lui. Corn,bu. Barley,lm.
1850.. 461.070 733,057 ’ 168,020
1557.. '-283,878/;' -lions' liojlio
Dec..,21,215. Dec.175j102 Dce.'o2S,4s2' Dec/48,010
The aggregate qa&ntltyof, .the game articles left at
tlde-wuer from f the commencement of navigation to
the 2lbt September, incluslve.durlng tho years 1858 and
1067, Was*follows’: v ' “‘ - J ’•
Floor, bbl. Wheat, ho. Corn, bo. Barley; ba
1856.-..*.512,491 f - 5,764,894’ : 6.004,638 • 513,804
1857....333,085 i i .2,190,220‘ 4,338,007 ‘532,690
f Dec.. .279,406 Dec.2,620,409 1nc.18,792
By reducing tile wheat to flour, tho quantity of tho
latter left at, tide-waterffsis year, compared with the
CorregpOiiding'porlod of last year, shows a falling off of
993,140 bbla. Of flour/ . > ■ •
, CHICAUOIIARICEII—September as!—Wliibit—rar
cels in store Wore in attire demand early lii the day at
80c, and 0v0r.30,000 bushels were taken at that figure 5
pne'cargo BbTdatB2c : 6(^board; York new#
prices improved, aha two catgoejrfeold at 1 83 c oh board
for immediate delivery, 090 for Saturday” a't:tho sam6
figure ; parcels to"a limited exteutbrolflpt
£*tri Spring *stfh active detoand at 84c in,store.’ • ' J
' Corn—Four c?ir loads6sdiriBt6re :‘a dhnal boat
load bushels' at 67c on board.: 6,000
bushels at'iSc on board; «nd‘ono full’cargo' for'sbipment
to Toronto brought 59c on board. , ‘ ' *’
- Flour—l6o bbrß‘‘X(bb» r mills sold at $4.60, and several'
other lots changed hands at private terms,, understood
to be aithbsAme figure. '• * ” ...
: Freights—The schooner Twin Brothers takes wheat
to Oswego at 8c; schr, M. S. Scott takes wheat at 4c,
and another schr. corn at 2#c to Buffolbi ’ *
Oats—ln -Air demand- at 27<e28e 'in Btoro: four car
loads Bold at 31c in bags, and 8,000 bushels in lots at 3Qd
onboard; ii 1. v ■ - 1. .
; -EggSr-DulUtlOwllc,. ' ' <.
Seeds—Timothy s2sf 2.25; at retail $2.5063. Clover
j retail $7.60. ..‘Bed Top $2; retail $2 70. Blue
Gross |2 for good f retail $2.60©3 for common to choice
or for strippeda clean and extra clean'.’ Millet ?1®1,25,
Flax There ds but little seed driving ex
cept Timothy,": ’<■-)
; TaUow—U«®llWo. ..
Bard—New,l6>fc. 7 1 v . • - • ‘
MesaPOrk—Npw,s24,6o-y;bbt. , ’
PHILADELPHIA BQApI) TRADB.
, Joseph o. Gkcbb', } Committee op .tuh.Mohth.
Jons Welsh,; ■ \
'LETTER HAGS
At the Merchants l Exchange,‘Philadelphia.
Ship Joseph Jones. Flowers,. £an Francisco, sopn
BarqueMlnnesOta. Colo... 1 ...fti0 Janeiro, soon
M'ingjEsling, r ,.,,Logyoyra, Ac. Sept 29
Brig Oregbh, fßr),ufeon., .Pori nil Frincq, soon
SchVß llBell, Cprk^-,^'.A. Cuba > 'gqon
SAIJLINOOF THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
‘ tCTITED STATES. ‘ ‘
steamir . . j-bom vou--‘l 1 ; -;DAT
Persia.,;,,,,...Hew.York Liverpool,Sdpt 80
Indiana,NewYotk/ Bremen.iseptBo
GlMgow ;. .New York /Glasgow* ; /.Sept 30
Hamaonta.....,NewYo«c 1 Hamburg....';.Oct 1
Canada; New. Y ork Liverpool ;. .<..Oct 7
Fulton..;.7. # j’..NewYork Havre.........0ct 17
' f , .FROM EUROPE. ; ,*; . P
- vaoir l ’roa 1 pay
Arabia.. Liverpool Jfcw York..:.; Sept 19
Fulton,..'...Havre/New York:....gent 22
,0 of Washington .Liverpool' New York. Sept 23
Niagara.;,'.Liverpool Bbston Sept2o
Atlantic,,. t Livfrbool New Yoik..V.V.J.. .Sept 30
Sorußsia. .Hamburg New York. .Oct 1
rago;.’, >.l..Vi llAVro NeV Y0rk...........Oct 21
<x!‘? 8^481,032’.
,$121,118,623 t.
•83/163,919 •
MOVEMENTS.OF HAVANA STEAMERS.
PHiLA»*LPHiA—From Now York 2d, arriving at Ha*
vana Bth, and New Orleans, 11th. From' Now Orleans
120vh.; Havaniv23d, arriving at New York 23th.-
Qoakkr Oitv—From Now York 7th of- each taonth.
arriving at Havana 12thj aud -Mobile 14tU. From Mo
bile 22d, llavana‘24th, urriving at New York 28th; '
Caiia,wba—Front New York-12th, arriving at Havana
17th, and'New Orleans 19th,- From Now Orleans 27th,
Havana 29th, arriving At New York'3d. ‘ s /
Empibb Oi«t—From New York 17th j arriving at llfl
vapa23d, and NeWjOrleans.2flth. From New Orleans
sth,' HavadaStby arriving at New York 13th. j
, Black .Wabkioh—Prom NeW -York' 27th, arrive at
Bavaaalst-and Now .Orleans 3d. -From‘New Orleans
12th, HavanaMthrdueatNewYort 18th: I| ' ’ ' -
Isabel—From Charleston' ieth ; 4th, dqe at Ha*
Vana 2Sd and 7th: From Havana 19th and2sth, due at
New York 18th and Slat. :» *' 1 /.
i The California mail stekmore sail from New York oft'
the Stb and 20th of eaeb month’, ‘
’ORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Sept, so, 1857,
KIN R15E5...;.10-SUN SETS.. 3 -86
HIGH WATER.,*.*.i»...Y.,u,.;ai 46
- 1 ... .r; . ' ARRIVED, • 11 ' \ l •' .
I i Brig.Jhdge -iWUitman, Press/, U 'dayp froiit Calaisj
with.iafiur,.&c. to M'Ttunip' (C con.' 1 " ; ,
‘ ( Brig Lady of the Lake. days frora
viU«»witiiinhiber't<!Hitder*‘’.o '
'L'Sturgis, Norris, 0 day? from Boston) with
mdsattßavidCooper.< .s'-*-? 1 ‘ 7 ' ‘ ‘ ,
' SehrYraak A Hall, Caln, ! 4tlttys frota Boston, \tt ba,l-
BchV s B.Wheeler, Cprsdn. 4 data from Bos tod, in bal
• lasttAecptafn.- -*.-.7 \ ;i
1 n ■;Wrm/'2 d&ys'frogi New York/in bftUoal
totAßOuder&Coj : ;■ • /,
w|^)S^'c\7' fr<,mE<,st0 “’ ill,sal '
. , POH.WSBJC. |'| , TOTAIi.
•, Tops.' Olft . TouS. Cwb.
.'..-<•10,093 05 , >, 220,790 33
372 03,,.-. - j 6,070 00
,/ 877 07 . . 41,070 03
. k i ;i, s- .
; M 248 01- ■ 8,846.19
.r 1.422 11 18,607 19
;!. J September 20,’1557.
itlfliiue 3ntcUtgence. -■
THE JBRfiSS.—PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 30, 1851
:s:Bchr W.iH«mUirBomer«,6 4oys from Boatoa, iatial
last to Tyler, Stone & Co. .
Schr Merchant*.Phillips, 4,days Laurel,Del,
with lumber to J W Bacon tc Co,
.gqhr Vanquish, Itnaley, 8 days from Laurel, Del, with
b&rk to' J W Dacon a, GO. '
'■ ... ' CLEARED.
! Brig'Rbs3lan,' Coombs, Salqmi'ijaum, Ogle & Co".
Brig Zone, Thomas, Boston, L Audemcid A Co.
Drfg Panola, Davis', Boston, E A Hornier A Co.
Hchr Saltilla, tyass, ■ do ' * *b ,
■ gclir Eleahor, Townsend, Witmmgton, NC, D B Stet
son A Co. . 4 . , _
' Schr.M 'M Freeman; Nickerson, Boston, Bast, Rom
mell'A'Co, * - 'l. , , , , „
Schr Caniraa. Erakine, Boston. Sharp, Leis}nring A Co
Schr' Bfohawk, 1 Henderson, Rostqu, Rogers, Siunick
son'A Co. 1 „ , .
Schr Black Diamond, Young, Roxbury,' do '
Schr W A llamell, SOmors, Charleston, Tyler, Stone
A Co. 1 r ‘V- ■\ •" * ■ ' ’ 1 -
Schr ElouisoiThatchor, Portland, A Pardee A Co.
Schr Levin Lank, Camerou, Baltimore, S J Christian.
Schr WT Gouldaboro, Marshall, do do
Schr Elate, Facetniro, Richmond, Va, T Webster, Jr•
, Schr Sanoj Facemice, - do , do
fitr Rich. Willing, Ciaypoolo, Baltimore, A G roves, Jr..
Str Noielty, Bell, Now York, M M Baird A Co.
.... ,' . ,tny,TBLSOBAtH.J ,
/ Correspondence of tho Philadelphia Exchange. ,
CAPE ISLAND, Sept. 29, 8 30 A M.
The ship Carloca, from Rio Janeiro, reoe ved a pilo*
this morning from tho pilot boat Herald. ?!? P
roil, frobi Liverpool,beat in al4'o’elock. A barquoand
are w going Wind
Corrtspobaonce or the PbilnJelpWa Bxcbsng..
■ ■■ MW1;3.De1..8ept.28,8 AM. .
Tho harhir in qulto haro of TOBaols. Th<!i - toUmrlag
loft harbor yeateriaj: Barqnes^US'
brigs Lincoln, Keoka, Napoleon, llilfoTr, Round lond,
Colcslina, Oaalilian, L B Lincoln, and schra T D Jones,
L W Hall, Jonathan Colo. Montrose, Diamond, Ackland,
W M Groton, Sea Tiger, Pilot, Wothman, Rein
deer. and Geo Matthews. The steani-tug America has
just departed* WindS. ‘ , w .
Yours,* Ac, WM. H. HICKMAN.
, [BT TELEGRAPH-}
/Correspondence of The Press.)
f ‘ <* New York. Bopt 29.
Arrived, steartishlp Qankor City, from Havana, 25th
inst: barnue Antagonist,'from Buenos Ayroß.
>• ■ • BostoK, Bept. 29.
Arrived, barqtie W Boynton, from. Pictou. ’ '* *
MEMORANDA ‘
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, hence at Rich
mond 2Sth inst, nud sailed same day on her return.
Steamship Palmetto, Baker hence at Boston 28th Inst.
Steamship Indiana, Baker, for Bremen, cleared at N
• York yesterday. , . . .
Steamship* Persia, Judkins, for Liverpool, cleared at
Now York yesterday.'
; Steamship Philadelphia, Griffin, from Now Orleans,
via Havana, 23d inst. at Now York yeaterday. ,
.Rtramship Glasgow? Duncan, cleared at New York
yesterday for Glasgow. 1 \
Steamship Quaker City, Shufeldt. from Mobllo, via
Havana, arrived &t New York ycßteraay *
Ship Parana, Langston > from. Buenos Ayres, was bo
loirNow York yesterday.
Shir Northorn Crown, ITallett, from St Stephens, NB,
for London, at 26th inst. )- .
Barque S* W Portor’, Btevcns, cleaned at flalom 25th
inst, for .West Coast of Africa.
Brig M A Forest, Williams, cleared at New York 23th
Inst, for Bfthia and Martinique.
Brig V Fabars, Burns, hence, arrived at St Jagode
Cubal3lh inst. '
Brig Ella Reed, Burch, from Bt Marys, Ga, arrived at
CardeiuaZlatinßt.
Brig Slary E Sfillikcn, Nordonj for Philadelphia, waa
waiting at Ilavaqa 23d lost
Brig Emma Egor, Kelly, for Philadelphia, remained at
Havaua 23d inst.loading.
Brig Eureka, Daley, sailed .from Cardenas 10th inst.
for Wilmington,-NOi . -
Brig Geo for Philadelphia, sailed
from Havana 17th inst.
Brig Martha Kendall, Norton, hence, arrived at Bos
ton 28th inst. . > .
Brig Wcnonah, Rose, henco at Boston yesterday.
Brig Black Squall, Bryant, for .Philadelphia, sailed
from llavana’lBth inst.
Schr D Trowbridge, Hoover, from Brandywine, at N
Haven 28tb inst. '
Schr Mary hence; arrived at New Haven
28th Inst. • '
Schr Geo Amos, Merlthow, remained at Havana 23d
inßt. disclig.- *
. Schr Casper Heft, Shoo, henco, arrived at New Haven
28th Inst. ''
; Bchr Johs.Oastnor, Johnson, from Savannah, arrived
at Trinidad de Onba 15th inst.
Schr King Fisher, Johnson, for Cape Mount, was at
MoritoviaUthnU., -
' Schra R G Porter, Hudson; Caroline Hall, Graham;
-E W Perry, Samßon, nud Mary A Susan, Raynca, henco,
aVrived lit Danvers 25tli inst.
ScbrAnhie B Hayes, Hand, hence, ajrived at Hart*
ford 25th inst. ‘
Schr Y’ankeo Boy, Rlslcy, henco, arrived at Hartford
7th inst.
Sebr .T L Miller, Paddock, hence, arrived at Hartford
28th infit.
Schrs J Beatty, Sharp, and .Wave, Spragg, hence at
Richmond 28th lost.
, ' Schr Alnrira. Podrlck, hence at Baltimore 28th Inst
‘ Schr M&ry Horner, Johnson, cleared at Baltimore
28th inst. for Philadelphia.
• Schr Treasurer, Fisher, hence at Boston 28th inst.
Schr J Codwalader, Godfrey, henco at Marblehead
25th inst.
Schr J J. Spe&ccr, LangatafT, sailed from Salem 27th
inst fpr PJiiUulelphia.
Schr Sarah, Benson, hence at N Bedford 27th inst.
Schrs Alexander M,' Christie, and Mary U Mifflin,
Melvin, nailed from New Bedford 27th inst. for Philod.
Schr Henry W Morso,- Phillips, henco at Dighton
27th inst. - . ; • ,
- Scbr J K Stoneback, Rialey, hence at E Greenwich
25th mst. •
-Schrs Martha Wrightington, Wrightiugton, and Star,
Taylor, hence,at Fall River 20th inst.
Schr John Compton Sharp, sailedfromFaUßiver 2otb
inst, and F C Sioitb;Bwitb, on the2oth, for* Pbilnd.
Schr Charlotto E Buck, Coombs, sailed from Mystic,
25th .iqst.fpr, Philadelphia. ■ .
Schr IT K Rowe, Wiggins, at Bristol 2flth Inst, from
[Delaware City. s *
* Schrs Pauga&aet, Wanlon; Mahton Betts, Godfrey;
_Jc«so Williamson, Jr, Wlnsmore; Leesburg, Swift; Jlar
thaVßaxt'ir; Florida, Kelly; Sarah A Hammond, Paine;
D J Bonner, Chamberlain; SF Holiday, Somers; J R Pla
ter? Gandy; >B Frink, Doughty, and llroadfleld. Fisk,
hence atf-Roston' 29th inst.
Schr J W Chlttendon, Childs, cleared at New York
28th Inst, for Philadelphia'.
1 Schr*.A Heaton, Rvan, and T Benedict, Goldsmith,
BcnceAt-Providence 26th inst. - . . ■
\ Schr Flight, HunOey, Bailed- from Providence 20th
inst. for Philadelphia. > • -
; Schrs-Hamlot, Jialh SuWeSROt, Hulse, and MaryNatt,
Smith, henceotPrdvidehoV27th inst. - ‘
j Slr'JospphJae, Orumley, hence, arrived at Hartford
JOthlnstj ' ■ ’
;Btr Rough A Ready, Kellogg, hence, arrived at Hart-
Lord2BthiMt... . ■’ b ’ ’ ■
; •’< / 1 BPOKEN.
, Bept2slh.ofr Ifatteraa, ehin Northampton, of Bath,
steering gSW, '
Bent 27, lat 38. lon 71 33, barque Maria, steering E.
•18th inst. lat 31 05, lon 64 08. barquo Tom Corwin,
from Boston for Clenfuegos, 10 days out.
• Bept 10. lat 37, lon 73, brig Maria T Wilder, from
Wilmington, NO. for Boston, under jury masts—would
make the nearest port.
Sept 19. off Capo CanßO, was seen ship Argo, from N
York for HovrO ’ . .
, 19th tn*t, iat 86, lon 73, a ship supposed the Middle
pex, Godfrey, from N Orleans for Boston.
27th inst, 1V M,3G miles SE by Eof Uatteras, barquo
Louisa Eaton, fropi Havana for Boston.
• 32th inst. in Crooked Passage, brig A3l Washburn. 7
days out for Wilmington, NO, for Pbrt au trinco.
MiBINB MISOF-LtA'Ny.
Wo learn that tho. prospects of saving the steamship
Canadian, whoso -pilot TUn' her on tho Pillars below
Quebec last June, are very gloomy. Her coai aud heavy
Iron works have not been removed, and consequently
every tide, as it rifles and ’ falls, grinds her bottom on
the reef on which she lies, and odds seriously to tho da
mage already done. She Is now in a vastly worse posi
tion than she was two months since, and every tide in
creases the difficulty of removing her.
Matthew Town, Inagua, Sept 1.1857—Th0 American
schoonorMary B Knapp, of Kenuebunk, Captain Clark,
from Port au Prince, bound .to Boston, with a cargo of
logwood, ppt in,here fiundpy, leaking On Monday tho
crew 'refused to proceed in tho vessfti in hor then pre
sent statcj without a surrey being hold on her. Tho
captain finally determined to take oil the deck load,
which being satisfactory to the crow, has been done.
She will proceed to-morrow 1 night.
: Holmes Hole, Sept 28, 1857—The schr Everglade,
Ilood, of and from lilno Hill, Mo, with a cargo of gra
nite for Baltimore, put into this port, for repairs, shO
having sprung a leak on the 26th on the passage.
Br schr Reindeer, Frith, at Now York yesterday from
Bermuda, about 21st last,-left‘brigs T M Mayhew, for
New York in four days? Castilian, irorn New York, just
arrived. Sept 25th, in tho Quit Stream, passed large
quantities of pitch pine lumber and part of the deck of a
vessel; was painted yellow, and had boon but a short
time in that condition.
; Brig M P Rich, of Fremont, was spoken 20th Inst, 100
miles, east bf Charleston, by the steamship Philadel
phia*, had lost mainmast the night of tho 23d, in a col
lision with a barque: the M PR won making for Charles
ton; needed no assistance.
Schr Guerilla, Chase, from Harwich for New York,
put into New Haven 28th inbi, having been run into by
a schr said to belong to Now Brunswick, near tho light
boat, which carried away mainboom and stauncheous.
Put in for repairs. Captain Chase was severely injured
by the collision,
’ The hull of brig Roberts, wrecked on tho beach near
Southampton, LI, sotno time since, was sold on tho 22d
inst, and bought by a company for $lBB, to break up.
- Schr Alabama, Crowtber, at Baltimore yesterday, fm
Portnu Priucoj Bth inst. Wasboundto New York, put
in in distress, having experienced heavy weather on tho
passage. Reports that on the 22d lust.. lat 34 38, during
a severe gate from S W to N W and N B,with heavy sea,
which strained tho vessel cohsiderably. causing her to
leak so that both pumps were required to bo kept at
at work—was obliged to throw overboard deck load of
logirood end 100 hols of eyrup out of tho hold; also lost
sails, spars, Ac. Died on board tho A., September 10,
Henry'Rogers, of England. The A. was yesterday
incorrectly reported as the Louisiana, from Porto Co-
Velio. '
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—Ar. U 8 steamship Marion,
Foster, from Charleston; ship Jeremiah Thompson,
Bioko, Liverpool. Bopt. 34th, Thos Wygo Lenman. of
Waterford, (Ireland,) died of disease of the brain; brigs
Sabao. lVhito, Cherryllold; Jenny Lind, Miner, Jones
port; French brig Julie Jeauuie, I'UiUpoi, 8t LMevro,
N P; setyr s Flying Eagle, (of Brookhaven) Lawrence,
Ctffacoa; DC Higgins, Davie, Baltiiuore;Maxoußogers,
FarrCij/Norfolkj L Boyles, Tookcr, Alexandria;, L A
, Edwards,' Shackelford, Georgetown; Swan. Dill, Balti
more; Mmy Adelaide, Beylis,'Virginia; Vf B Jenkins,
Polorson, Richmond. , •
Cld, ship Howard "Walter, Hamburg; barquo Ann,
Monro, Garden Key; schrs 8 A Appleton, Taylor, Bos
ton; D W Cargill. Hawkins; Portsmouth; steamer Plod
wont, Willetts. Baltimore; jpropellcr Stockton, Cardiff,
Baltimore,'. Ship Ontario, Wood, Liverpool.
IIOSTONt Sept. 28.—Arrived, ship Augustus, (of Bos
ton) Bcarfl, Archangel July 28; ship MiUon. (of Boston)
Kinsman, New Orleans; snip George IlftlleU, (of Bos
ton) Frost, Charleston. Barque Goodspced (of New
York) Fnye. Gottonburg, 25th ult, via Portland, as bo
fqru reported. llaslo2,paßsongers. Brig Samuel French,
(of Eastport) I‘arritt, Alexandria: sen Nath! Doan©,
Allen, Georgetown 8 0.
TELEGRAPHED—Barques Sara Slick, from N Orleans;
Almata, Aiot sure) from Charleston.
( . Cleared, Barque Nickerson. Baltimore: brigs
Winyaw, Wytuau, Norfolk; Paulina,'Taylor, Baltimore.
1 SAILED—Wind 88W toNW T , ships Flying Fish, Chas
Cooper, Serampore.
HIGHLAND LIGHT, Sopt. 28,11 A. M Passslngin,
ship X)lddlesox, from Now Orleans for Boaton; brig LM
Stout, from Philadelphia for do.
1 BRlSTOL—Cleared 28th, brig John Hathaway, Smith,
Havana,
Ar 28lh, sclis Snow Flako, Weaver,
Baltimoro, Chas Whiting, Ruttur, Georgetown, DC;
Yilffigd Bdild, Pedrlck, Nausemondlva
Sid sch« A j Ward, Robbins, of ami for Cherrystone,
•.' PORTLAND—Ar 20th, Joseph Baker, Torrey, Rock
, lind for Norfolk.
■ Cld ship Forest State, Pollster, Havana.
’ Sid barquo ilartba Aim.
, 27th—Ar barque O B Hamilton, Hurd, Cardenas.
FOREIGN PORTS,
Havana—Arrived 16th inst, schrs Wlntermoyah,
New York; 18th Esther Dup, New Orleans; 20th ship
Gon Wuflhington, Mobile. , ,
Ballad—Brig A A Chapman, Now Orleans; 16th barque*
L Eaton and RII Knight, Portland; 10th brigs Jehos
soo, Mobile; 20th John Shaw, Cabanas; Geo Albert,
Now York; 22d Oygnot, Calais; 23d Mary Elizabeth,
IJow Orleans. Cleared—23d brig Faunl© Martin, Jack
sonville; (also reported sailed 18th for Wilmington,
f Matanzas—Arrived 10th inst brig. Washington, New
Sailed 14th, schr Zephyr, Charleston; 17th
, barques Helen Frances, Turks Inland; 18th, Ylgo, Port
land.'' ' ’ 1
1 Cardenas, arr 14th inst. schr William, Pensacola;
20tU.brigaPul4ski,.Ncw York, Brownsville, Now Or
■ leans; ‘JJat, Jiangarrotte,Mobile; eld 14, brig W H Park,
.Wilmington, N .C; 16tb. schr II E Park. Baltimore;
10th, hark 13 F Chaao, Portland; brig Nebrasku, Wil
mington, N 0} 2Ut, bark F II Fanning, Exumn.
St Jago tfe Cuba, arr 61U inst, schr F Howell, New
York; ldtb, brig Tyrant, New York.
, Itomedios, arr 10th inst, brigs P R Curts, Havana;
loth r CircaBsian, Machias.
; Trinidad, sld 12th, schr Masonic, Now York.
* Mauzanilla, fith.iust, arc bark M B Btetsou. 8t
Jago.
At Gambia 27th pit, barques Lucerne, for New York
for Hafßo’lUcs doT la 3
sail about 2Ut, hence for Boston.- ; Ship ?, lory Caro i
Steven#, Daniel#, was expected frbhi the loownri in
about a week, aud would proceed to -York- ; ■ <
Ar at Sierra Leoue 17th ult, schr Jane Sprott, Green,
*°At nit., brig'Enlerpriae, Grinrfle,
for Gambia few days. ’ _ .
Arrived At do Ult.; hrig Cahusac, Wells, Boston via
Portland, and sailed 25th for Havana or Matan-’as. ,
. At Greenock, (not Urconwhicli) oth ins, ship Hemv
ctta.Trecurtin, for Sydney. NSW soon,.
Arrived at Liverpool, Iflth- Inst, stoamship City 01
Washington, Potrle, Now Y r ork
At Surinam, 2d inst. barks Otara Bell, Saunders, for
Gloucester in 25 days; Oceanus, Adams, di«g» brigs
OronstWt, Centor. wtg cargo; South Boston, Ounuiug
ham, from Gloucester, just or. '
Ar at Quebec, 24th lust, ahlpß Jessy, Gorham,. Lim
erick; Melbourne, Ployter, Liverpool. ■ <
ARRIVALS .AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
YESTERDAY
GIRARD HOTEL—Chestnut Street, below Ninth.
A G Robioßon, US A J Van Brunt, NY 1
If Munonkhusson, Md Mr Gilbert, N Y' ’/ .
110 Olageit, Ya JR Curtis A wife, Hydtf
G E Nelson « la, Ala Park
IMiasllurdob, Ala Miss Gosel, Ala '
J llowlott A dau, Va C Hager, Pa
R G Lindsay, N 0 Mr Myers A la, Rlqhm’djVa
Alisa Watklus, Richm’d, Ya Mias R H Myers,' Ya
W BAlyers, Richm’d, Va A'J Bleecker, NY'
John Boyd, NY EH Baldy. Danville ,
Judge Donaldson, Pottsv’o JnoS Harris; Cuba '
J F Dogcner, N Y W F Holmes, ltoches’r. N Y
W C Daggett, St Louis, Mo 8 N Poiillnin, Geo
W W Leonard, Chicago, IU Alex Allen, La
A Debattes, N Y H It Fcttyplace, Ala
S V Wright, N Y Lewis Owen, Ala
II W Owen, Maine U Schwartz, N Y
J Ward, Palmer, Mass
MEUOIIANTS’ nOTEL—Fourth street, below .Arch.
Hon John A Ash,Cum co,Pa Hon J 8 Yost Pa
A IV' EicUolberger, Pft Cyrus DHler, Tft
Henry J Sherman, X*a David llixler, l’a
B F Chainbcrlmi, NY FS Blitz, Columbin
E A Barnet, Pa llonry 0 Eycr, Pa
II n Martin, I'a C Park, Franklin
Frank Turner, Pa Thos Myers,‘ Pa
Col W lleimon, Milton ■ 'Gyrus Brown. Milton
Master II Ileimon, Milton- Jlafltor B Ileimcn, Milton
MJ DWithlngton, North- JUStorn, Northampton
arapton Ohas D Emery, Pa
Lyman Gibson, Elmira O n Taylor, Tenn
A O Robinsou, NY HR Lyon, Muncy
John floodlnndor, Milton J O Rhodes, I)an\ilia
Hon II Small, Pa Hon Georgo Scott, Pa
S Bpitzer, NY' AM Jeffords, Wyoming
W Hinds, Pittston, Pa ' G 11 WhiteA wf, Pittsb’gh
Dr. WII Denny, Pittsb’gh J R Mulvane, S' Comerst’n
A Turner, lit
STATES UNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
Mm Mary Wade, Harrisbg Miss Mary Stdry, Harripbg
Sami Ensmingor, Carlisle Wilson Busier, Carlisle
811 Bener, Middletown Geo W Critter, Middlotwn
Jos Stoner, York co, P*V Jolin Clark. Lancaster co
Geo S Phipps, Uenipfield John Hougli, Georgetown
F D Pulmer, Neur York * Sami P Bricker, York co
Jas U Lumpkins, Pomia P McCombs, Pittsburgh
Jacob Hartuiau, Lane co Owen Kane, Cambrlaco
John McYey, Harrisburg Thos O llinggold, Maryt’d
B lloistand, Lancaster v R A Long, Lancaster
D Fulton, Lancaster O K Brenoman, Luncastor
R S McMahan, Milton, Pa John M Stout, Miltou. Pa
J E Singer, Newport, Pa O W Fouik, Marietta, Pa
John Crall, Marietta, Pa A Stahl, Columbia
JoshuaTaughen A la, Col * Miss S G Detwilor, Col
R W Smith A dau,Wrightev Mrs A Lowery, Columbia
MiesE Wilson, Columbia Mrs McCuue, Columbia
Cyrus McOuae, Columbia Win Btowart, Carlisle
A D Shaw, OlearfleJd A H Chase, Lancaster
CITY HOT Eli—Third street above Raco,
W Davis, Pa • J J Brady, Tyrone city, Pa
J Muyslmuyan, I.anob'rtv’o II Johns, Altoona
A SUward, Doylost’n 1 F Branch, Doylcst’n
8 Mason, NY J II Easturek, Phita
D Moore, Reading G Hetnorr A son, Balt
M Rogers A son, Balt A B Hoover, Tyrono city
Col I) Wood, Tyrone city J Roberts, Tyrone city
A Lamborton, N llopo W Boswell A son, N Hope
G Reinhart, Williamsport J Orth, Harr’g
C Ilartronck A mo, Pitts’g AUSolpt, Pusqiao, Pa
J Roberts, Cedorv’o S Morris, Mont’y co
R Morris, Mont’y 00 J D Delvin, Chester co
8 Longster, Chester co W Morrill, nanc'k, N J
D Wells, Clearfield It Winsant, Wmsp’t
D W Sterling, Wmsp’t G Orn, Danrillo
J Bradley A La, Wash Miss S Bradley, Wash
Master J Bradley, Wash J Kane A la, ICnns-w
J McKeuna, Kansas F A Kraclit A la, Wmsp-t
JNecto, Lyconl’gco
UNION HOTEL, Arch street, above Third.
C Schouiakcr, Boston II Bowman, Mi!lersriilo,Pa
J 7V' Hoatou, Pottsvillo - Jas M Dean, Mifflin co. Pa
N T Ham, Wheeling, Va E J Foruay, Slilpponsuurg
Z D Geeearaan, Shipponsb’rg Goo W llebnor, l n t Carbon
, W M Leo, Reading, Pa
MADISON HOUSE—Second etroet, below Arch.
A Danvers, NY T L James, Del
J Copeland, Pa J V Wilson, Pittsburgh
J C Baggart A la, Pa Wm Whitaker, Del
Juo Moore, Del A N Jacoby, Del
Thos Miller, N Y II H Saunders, Pittsburgh
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut stroct, above Fifth.
O W Wunhail, Prov, 111 Robt S Scott, Wilra’n, N O
C Conrad, Wilra’n, NO G Brintoa, West Cluster
Mrs Coleman, Pittsburg MisaColom&u, Pittsburg
lIL Sultxback, Marietta Hcury Githens A wlfo, RI
D W C Cleaver, Pa . P D Gwotlnoy, Portsmouth
Jas F Smith, Reading, Pa Wm B Graffer, Fall River
J H French, NY W R Lothropo, Prov, R 1
Richard Asbhry, Ohio
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Tliird street, ab. Callowhill.
F Wolf, Petersburg D S Baxter, Reading
Jno W Winter. Porklomen Mrs Hauck, Pottatown
E Erdinau, Contra Valley A A Gregg, Bustleton
Wm Blank, Kllncsvillo Wm
Abm Buckman, Feasterville 1111 Berneman, Boyorstowu
Stephen Roads, South'’ptou II tVinder, Uatboro
I Ghuyder, Green Lane ,II Miller, Windsor Castle
F K SchaiiU, Gettysburg Sami Splnncrsv
Tuoh Morgan, Attleboro
NATIONAL HOTEL—Rase Street, abovo Third.
S L Sively, Wilkeabarro A 8 West, Easton, Pa
R Thompson, Doylostown Mr Rodgers A la, Pa.
Wm Eves A la, Muncy, Pa G Kothcbild, Wmsporl.Pa
O P Sanders, llughesviUu S Kelly, liughesviilr*
J W Dossier, Sunbury J J Wilson, Ilartvillo, Pa
M C Sloan, Blooimburg Alfred Mood, Pa
M W Jackson, Berwick M E Jackson A la, Berwick
C C Thompson, Reading Miss Thompson, Pa
Miss Thompson, Pa , Miss Dodder, Douglaftsvillo
J K Funk, Lebanon Vf P Vorle, Northumberl’d
Henry Stark, Plttaton, Pa JI) Harvey A la,Wliksb, Pa
Miss E Taylor, Staunton, VaP UUler, Uhiorsvilio, Pa
For additionol Arrivals in town, yoatorday;
soo First Pago of this morning’s PnnsM,
Special Notices
Great Reduction In Prices of Arthur’s Self*
Soaling Fruit Jars.—From and after this date, Airmen's
Patknt Fruit Jarb, with Glass and Fire-Proof Btono
Ware, will be sold at greatly reduced prices, lower oren
than tho many worthless imitation* of Arthur’s now in
the market, In order that the peoplo may preserve thoir
fruit, and our largo slock 1>« closed out.
Storo open in tho evening.
ARTHUR, BURNHAM, A GILROY,
f1024-ot* N. E. corner Tenth And George at«.
Seamen’s Saving Fund —Office 203 Walnut
street, one door west of socond street. Recolvei de
posits in sums of Ono Dollar and upwards, from all
classes of tho community, and allows iutorost at the rate
of five per cent, per annum. Moneys paid on Demand.
Office open daily, from 9 until 6 o’clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 in the evening. President
Franklin Fell; Treasurer, Charles M. Morris; Secre
tary, James S. Pringle,
Bower’s Infant Cordial.-—This Invaluable
Cordial is prepared from a variety oi the most choice and
efficient aromatics known in medicine, and 1b 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 Cholic, windy pains and spasms. Relieves
and mitigates much of children’s suffering during denti
tion or teething, and by its soothing properties tran»
quilises pains of tho botceh, looseness, vomiting, Ac.
The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
and has been used in thousands of cases with tho most
abundant success. No family should bo without it.
Prepared only by Uskbt A. Bowss,
At his Drug and Chemical Store,
N. E. corner of Sixth and Green stsf, Philadelphia.
To whom all orders must be addressed. , And for sale
by Druggists generally. an 13-Iy
Saving Fund—Five Per Cent. Interest—Na
tional Safety Trust Company, Jn Walnut Street, south
west corner of Tutan Street, PutLADSbrnia. Assets
overOxs Million and a Half or Dollies, invested
in Rbal Estate, MoaTaioss,Gßoutro Rents, and other
first class securities, as required by the charter. 'J'his
institution confines its business entirely to the mol
vlng of money on deposit.
The office is open every day from 0 o’clock la the
morning until 7 o’clock in the ovonlng, and on Monday
and Thursday oveninga until 9 o’clock.
Hlarnagcs
In Now York on Tuesday, by Rev. J. M. Macnuh’, COR
NELIUS 0. NEWIIOUSK to HARRIETTB E., daugh
ter of Oapt. It. T. Hurtshorne, all of tho above city.
On tho 7th June, by tho Her. Tboo. Stork, D.D.,
Mr. JAMES P. ROBBINS to Jllks LOTTIE GONSLEY,
both of this city.
On tho Gth inst., by liev. J. Mason, Mr. JAMES Mo-
NALLY to Mrs. SARAH FELKKU, all of this city.
. July 12tb, by Rev. Geo. Chundler, Mr. JOHN
BROWN to Miss LIZZIE GRANT, both of thia city.
SDeatljs.
At Wllkosbarro, Pennsylvania, on the morning of
Sent. 3, after a lingering and painful illness, ANNIE,
third daughter of william 11. and Maria Alexander, aged
17 years.
On third day morning, tho 291 h inst , DEBUY T.
HOWELL, daughter of ibo late Joseph Howell. Her
friends anil those of her family aro invited to attend her
faneral, without further notice, from her late rcsidcnco,
717 Spruce street, to-morrow (fifth day) afternoon, at
3 o’clock. so 30-2t*
Ou Sunday. 27th inst M Mrs. TAMER COOK, in tho
91st year of his ago.
On tho 27th Inst., JOSEPH E. HAINES, in tho 39th
your of her ago.
On Suud&y, tho 27th inst., After a lingering illness,
EMILY S. CUMMING, wife Of Samuel T. Camming,
and daughter of tho lato Joseph P. Musgrave, Esq,
On the 27th inst., Mrs. MARY McOALLIN, aged 78
years.
On tho 20th inst,, Mrs. MARGARET TOURTELOT,
in tho 58th year of her ago.
Treasury Departmknt,
Septembor23, 3857.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders of stocks of tho
United States that this Department will purchase such
certificates as shall bo received here, duly assigned to
tho United States, previous to the Ist day of Novem
ber next, at tho rateß heretofore offered and paid, viz:
10 per cent, premium on the loan or 1642.
16 por cent, premium on loans of 1847 and and 1848
6 per cont. premium on Texas indemnity 5 por cent.
stock, together with the intercot accrued In each caso
from Ist July.
Certificates of stock received bore on and after tho
Ist day of November, until further notico shall bo given,
will be purchased at tho following rates, viz:
8 per cent premium ou the loan of 1812.
14 per cent, premium on tho loans of 1847 and 1848,
and
6 per cont. premium on Tolas indemnity 6 por cent.,
Willi tho accrued interest payable thereon, respectively.
Where certificates of stock, inscribed ntid transfera
ble on tho books of tho Treasury, shall be received here,
assigned to tho United Status, between the Ist Decem
ber, whou tho transfer books will bo closed, and tho Ist
of January, when tho half-yearly interest is payable,
the accrued interest for tho half-year must be expressly
Assigned to tho United States by the stockholder, ns no
interest for the current half-year can bo included in tho
sottlement, but tho same will bo payable by tho Assist
ant Treasurer on tho interest schedules, us heretofore.
In all cases tho purchase sums will bo settled in favor
of tho lawful holder of tho stock, who shall assign it to
tho United States in th© mode prescribed by tho regula
tions of assignments of stock; and remittance will bo
made of tho amount by draft on tho assistant treasu
rers at Boston, Now York, or l’hllftdolpliia, at the op
tion of the party in whoso favor tho settlement shall bo
made. Ono day’s additional interest will bo added from
tho day of receipt hero for the draft to bo sent by mall.
HOWELL COBB,
se26-tf , Secretaryoftho Treasury.
A Gria “d flTnsi Meeting of the Democracy
of the Nineteenth and the adjoining Wards will bo had
?.V?,i' a j£ ford Pond and Norris atrect.On THURSDAY
L\ ENING. Oct. let, at 7# o’clock.
Let the Democracy turn out lu their strength to con
urm the nominationa of tho good and Into men placed
on the ticket.
The following omiuent speakers will bo present, and
address the meeting:
n° n * S' 1 ?* S; Witto, Wm. A." Porter, Esq.,
ff® 0, ?.• "• Wright, Vincent L, Bradford, Esq.,
«*°n. Harlan Ingram, Lewis 0. Cussidy.Esa.,
»J 011 * JJ * Florence, Robert Allen. Esq ,
lion. Charles Brown, Thos. W. Higgins, E«q ,
m\ ,n A. Edwards, Esq., Chmles W. Corrigan,
»*,* L. Harkins, Col. Thos. W. Dulßeld.
A lull Brass Band will be in attcudunu*.
By order of tho Committoo on Meetings,
, J. J. MOIIIUSON, Chairman.
Tuna. J. Bhqpsk, Secretary. se3o-2t
1D“ A Urautl Meeting oi the Democracy
of tho Twouty-Fourth Ward will lio held at tho WEST
PHILADELPHIA IIALL on Friday evening, October 2d
at 7# o’clock.
The following named gentlemen hat 0 been invited.and
will bo present and address tho meeting:
lion. llonry M. PhlliipH, James T Johnson, Esq,,
Hou Clras v i'<i#.VhP>w, Viqcontlj Bradford, l>q,
Hon John W Forney. 7Vm M B Smith, Esq,
lion Thos j 1 Wm A Porter, Esq,
Daniel Dougherty, Esq, JT Owens, Esq,
Wm A Edwatds, Esq. Eugene Ahern, Esq.
DEMOCRATS to tho rescue —meet in your strength
and show that you uro btill attached to the cardinal
principles of Democracy.
A full Brash Band mil bo in attendance.
By tho order of the Committee on Meetings.
J. J. MOIUUSON, Chairman,
Tnog. J.Brou.sn, Secretary,
so 29 3t
lO* Extract from the Minutes of the Demo
cratic City Executive Committee :
Resolved, That the Committee on Town Meetings be
requested to call a Mass Meeting of tho Democracy of
the County of Philadelphia, ou MONDAY EVENING,
October 6th, at 7 o’clock, in Independence Square, to
muko a suitable demonstration of opposition to tho
legalizing of the suspension of spet io pnvment.
KM. LIPPINCOTT, Cliainnan.
J. J. Solkvan, ' )n .
Tnos.E lluiKis#, S Rectolarics - Bc3o-ast
1D“ Mass Meeting—A Grnud Mass Meeting
of the Demncrncy of tho Eighth aud neighboring Wards
will bo held on Thursday evnwii' next, October Ist. at
tho corner of Twenty-third and Walnut streets.
Tho Democracy i» especially called upon, at this time,
to assemble and counsel together upon the issues which
aro now agitating the public mind, for m them aIoDU
can the people now place their reliance, and hope for
safe relief. 1
The meeting will bo addressed by
Hon,Thomas 11. Florenco, William E. Lehman, Esq ,
Hon. Win. 11. Witte, Charles W. Carrigan, Esq ,
Lewis C. Cassidy, Esq., Richard It. Young. Esq..
Wra. B. Rankin, Esq., Win. A. Edwards, Em;,,
John Campbell, Esq.. Eugene Ahern, Esq.,
? Edward W Power, Esq., Charles Campbell, Esq.,
And other eminent speakers.
By order of the Committee. se3o
ID 5 * A Meeting of the Democratic Executive
Committee of the First Ward will bo held at Col.
James McOluskoy’u, WEDNESDAY, Sept. 30th, at
o’clock.
lIEXAY STATUS, Chairman
Patrick Dkvlin*. ) u . ,
Desk Meaist, 5 Secretaries
Jons Morphy, Treasurer.
10“ A Meeting of the Wholesale and Retail
MALT AND LIQUOR DBALEKS' ASSOCIATION
will be hold at tho DILIGENT HALL, TENTH nml
FILBERT streets, on THURSDAY, October let, 1?57,
nt ‘2 o’clock,
se3o-2t* UY ORDER OF THE ASSOCIATION.
10* A Grand Mass Meeting of the Democracy
pf tho Twenty-third Ward will be held at tho house of
James Mullen, FRANKPOHD, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, tin*3oth inst., at o’clock.
The following gentlemen have been invited” and will
address tho mooting'
Hon. Wm. 11. Witte, Hon. Rlch’dson L. Wright,
, Hon. John Cadwaltader, Chou W. Corrigan, E<q.,
Hon. James Laudy, Yin. 1/. Bradford, Esq,,
Wm. A, Porter, Esq., Gen. John D. Milos,
Win M. D. Smith, Esq., Col. TJios. W. Dulliold,
Hobcrt Allon, Esq , Dr. Geo. W. Nebinger,
Wm E. Edwards, Esq., Thos. W, lligglUß, Eeq.
A full brass band aHI be n attendance.
By order of tho Committee on Town Meetings,
J. J. MORRISON, Chairman.
TuoB. J. Bbows, Secretary. fio2[)-2t
10* Democratic CUy Executive Committee,—
Tho Committee will meet ovoiy Tuesday and Friday af
ternoon, at 3 o'clock, nt the Globe Hotel.
JOS. LIPPINOOTT, Chairman.
Wm. M. Randall, _
JT.J.SBI.L.VAK, ’(SccretarloH.
5023-15 t
l£7“ At a meeting o£ the Democratic City Ex
ecutive Committee. held on Friday, Sept. 18th, it wm
' Resolved. That the followinc town meetinvjs bo hold :
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sent. 30lh, Fvnnkfortl.
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. Ist, Frankfurd road and
Norris street.
. SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 3d, West Philadelphia
TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. fith, New Market aud
Brown streot.
: WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 7th, Pa«yuuk road
and Federal street.
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct Bth, Manavuuk.
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 9th, Rioad and Coates
utreet
SATURDAY EVENING. Oct. lOkh.Stato House Yard
A full Druss Rand will bo in attendance at each meet*
log. J. J. MORRISON, Chairman.
' A.O Thompson, \
Jons Kelsit, j
T»o» K 3.'iC™*’ 1 0ommUtoe »» “'“““S’
' Michael Riohter,
1 Jobs K. Laogulih,
Office of tho Union Canal Company
Philadelphia. Sept. 14th, 1857 —A meeting of the
Stockholders of the Union Canal Company of Pennsyl
vania willbe held at the office of tho company, (Far
quhkr Buildings,) No. 223 WALNUT street, below
Third, on TUESDAY, October Bth, next, at 12 o’clock,
$l, By order of the Board of Managers,
} ael6-dtoco U THOMPSON. Bec’y.
A CARD.—It is ascertained that Mr. Fre
derick W. Porter, for thirty years Corresponding
Secretary of tho American Sunday School Uuion, and aa
such having a general oversight of its business transac
tions, has Issued notes and acceptances for his private
purposes, without tho knowledge or authority of tho
Board, or of any of its officers, to tho amount of SSX,-
883.00. These notes and acceptances were signed by
Mr. Porter, but not entered upon any of the books of
tho Society, and wore so arranged, that until within a
few days _ no su*plcion of their existence occurred to any
person connected with the Institution. Wo aro happy
w» say that no part of tho funds appear to have burn ab
stracted, nor have any part of tho contributions to Hs
benevolent objects been foster misapplied. All the ob
ligations of tho Society, which havo been legitimately
incurred, have been, and will be, promptly met. Tho
business will not be seriously interrupted, though in
these painful circumstances we shall need, and wo doubt
not shall have, the warm sympathy and liberal aid of
our numerous friends
AMERICAN SUNDAY PCHOOL UNION,
ae3o-lt Vo. 1122 Chestuut streot,
QVKNING-!
THOM \S MORGAN,
A 'O. 130 NOllTil S /A TJI STR F,ET S
Will open ou THURSDAY, October Ist. a largo and
splendid selection of
FALL MILLINERY, FRENCH FLOWEIIS, RIBBONS,
Ac., Ac.,Ao.
The Ladies are respectfully invited to call.
*ep3o-3t
YISITEKS TO THE AGItIOUI.TUHAL
FAIR,
should not furget to c ill at
0 A K FO HD\S
and procure ono of their
THREW DOLLAR lIATrt,
or a fine Soft Hat at $1 50 Children’s now styles of
lIATS AND CAPS
Sets of Furs from $6 upwards, at
624 CHESTNUT Strec-t,
below Seventh.
Treasurer »s department, Penn
sylvania RAILROAD COMPANY,
Phil unarm i, September 28th, 1857.
NOTICE.—The Coujonb for Interest on tho 2d Mort
gage Bonds of the Company, due on Ist proximo, will
bo paid on presentation fit the office at anj time on or
after that date. THOS. T. FlllTfl,
Bcp3o-5t Treasurer.
SILVER 'WARE,—
WILLIAM WILSON A- SON.,
MA iV UFAOTUIIERS OF SILVER WARE,
(ESTABLISHED 3812,)
H. V,’. COKNEII FIFTH AX!) CHHRItY STREETS.
A largo assortment of SILVER WARE, of every de
scription, constantly on hand, or made to order to match
any pattern dosired.
Importers of Sheffield and Birmingham imported
ware. nellO-d&wly
PENNSYLVANIA AND EASTERN
BANK NOTESTAKEN AT PAR.—C.DONOGHUK,
15 South WATER street, offers for sale, at tho follow
ing reduced cash prices, N&w York crushed and pow
dered Sugar nt ll#c.; Brooklyn C 9}£c.; Lover
ing’s X Sugar9c ; Feltus 4c Zimmcrmig'B Sugar 7>40.:
Katterhosu’h extra golden Syrup 45c.; Harris A Kulm’s
oxtra golden Syrup 45c.; Stewart’s Syrup 42c.; Grocer’s
X Syrun, 40c ; Plain do., 38c ; Brooklyn Syrup, 42c.;
Maracaibo Coffee 130., and Santos Coffee 12c. All of
the city bauk notes taken at, par. &e29-2t#
OFFICE of tho UECELVEII OF TAXES,
S. K. Corner of Sixth and Chestnut Street**.
Skptemmk 2S, JSO7.
NOTICK TO TAX. I‘AYKItS —All checks marked
“good" l»y the banka ou which they ftro drawn, atnl all
uotoa of banks w hich nro received on deposit and i ecog
niaod by tlio aovernl banka in the city in their exchanges
or settlement of balances* will be received ut this ollice
in payment of Statu and City taxes.
I'KTKII AItMDIIUSTEK,
lteroiver of Taxes.
JE. & B. SCHELL’S
• CITY MARBLE WORKS AND STEAM MANTEL
FACTORY.
MARBLE HALL,
S. E. CORNER Off TENTH AND VINE STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
Where every variety of MARRLK MANTELS,TOMES,
MONUMENTS, TABLE TOPS aud FLOORING, e.m ho
supplied uponremtnnablo tonus nu'Jl-tuKJm
BOYS’ CLOTHING.
Y. A. HOYT fc IIRO. haro now on hand ft Tory
large assortment of ULAPY-MAPE good* suitable for
the present season which they feel deposed to sell
cheap. ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
Southwest corner TENTH and CHESTNUT ntroc-ts.
N. IJ.—Wo have a largo assortment of new goods
of o Kuporiorquiilily and make.
Fop22*lmtuths
M- A. LKIIIi WILL OPI3X, ON TIU/llS
• DAY, October Ist, at her ROOMS, No-* 720 and
722 (now numbers) CIIEsT.NTT atreot. opposite the
Maamilo Temple, FASHION ABLE PARIS FALL and
WINTER MILLINERY. Se2o-3t
B'~" ANK OF PK N N SYLVAN lA, PHILA
DELPHIA, September 25, ISo7 This Bank hating
boon compelled temporarily to suspend specie payments,
the Board of Directors assure all persona haying claims
against the Bauk, whether ot Circulation, Deposit, or
otherwise, that no loss can possibly occur.
Ily order, aud on behalf ot tho Hoard ot Directors.
iop2o-3t TIHM. ALLIUONN, I’ust.
Bir. tingle y & co., bankers
« No. 37 South THinn Street, Philadelphia.
COLLECTIONS promptly made on all ucuur.iolo points
in tho United States and Canada.
Stocks, Bonds, A. 0., Bought and Sold on Commission.
Uncurreut Bank Notes, Chocks, Ac., bought at the
lowest rates. . ~ , x
Deposits received and interest allowed, as per agree
ment aul-.hn
BALE HOPE. —Buyers are invited to call
n&d examine our Manila Hale Ropo, which wo can
can sell (ia low an American, and warrant it superior in
strength and durability.
* WEAVER, VITLV.R A. CO.,
No. 23 N. Water st. and 22N. "Wharves.
t ‘PKPAHTMKNT
8 i op PENNSYLVANIA.
A. term will commence on THURSDAY, October Ist.
Introductory lectures *lll bo dolivorod by tho several
Professors on tho evening# of THURSDAY, Ootobor Ist,
SATURDAY, October 3d, and MONDAY, October Mlx,
at 8 o'clock, at tho lecture room of tho University.
se2d-dtos
Manilla rope.—superior ma.
NILLA ROPE, manufactured and for sale by
WEAVER, FITLEtt & 00.,
tnfl.if No 28 N Wafar at . and 22 N Wha******
BARRETT'S GYMNASIUM,SPARKING
AND FENCING SCHOOL now open. se24*?t#
Hotel and summer ranges.—
Sold by OHADWIOII & DRO., 202 N. SECOND St.
auglS-dioos.
■fVOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.—Tito ship
il STALWART, Cant. A. 11. Lucas, from Liverpool,
is now discharging under general ordor at Almond street
wharf. Consignees will pleasa attend to receipt ot
their goods. THOB, RIOUApSON & CO,
seB*tf
Sales bg Sltution.
M THOMAS & SONS,
• Non. 139 and 141 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
(Formerly Nos. 67 and bO.j
REAL ESTATE STOCKS, Ac
Public Sales at tho Philadelphia Exchange every
Tuesday Evening.
JD* Handbills of each property issued separately, in
addition to which we publish on tho Saturday previous
to each sale one thousand catalogues In pamphlet form,
giving full descriptions of all tho property to bo sold on
the following Tuesday.
ICT FURNITURE SALES AT THE AUCTION
STORE every Thursday morning.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
f£7* Wo have a largo aniouot of Real Estate at Pri
vate Sale, including every- description of City and
Country property. Printed Lists may be had at tho
Auctiou Storo.
PRIVATE SALE REGISTER.
.H 7" Real Estate entered on our Private Sale. R
egister, are advertised occasionally in our Publio Sale.
Abstracts, (of which 1,000 copies tiro printed weekly.)
fioo of chat go.
PEREMPTOY SALE—66O SHARES UNION CANAL.
On Tuesday evening.
Cth October, at 7 o'clock, at the Philadelphia Ex
change, without reserve, for account of whom it may
concern—
500 shares preferred six per cent, stock of the Union
Canal Company of Pennsylvania, Par $5O, with power
of attorney fur transfer endorsed.
TENTH FALL SALE, Gth OF OCTOBER, AT THE
EXCHANGE.
This sale will include—
HANDSOME RESIDENCE, WITH SIDE YARD.
Haudsojue modern Residence, with side yard, south
side of Washington street, first house east of Seven
teenth street. ■ It i» just finished in handsome modern
style. Immediate possession. $5,500 may remain ou
tho property
NEAT MODERN RESIDENCE.
Ne&t modern Residence, No. 718 Buttonwood street,
cast of Delaware Eighth street. Immediate possession.
DWELLINGS, IRANKFORD ROAD.
New throe-story brick dwelling. No. 120 Frankford
Road, above Bedford Street, 'rtitn three-story frame
dwelling in tho rear.
RESTAURANT AND DWELLING.
Three-story brick restaurant and dwelling, S. E. cor
ner Second and Sbippen Streets.
BRICK BAKERY—ADJOINING.
Also, a brick bakery adjoining tho above, fronting on
Shippen Street.
SEVEN THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS.
Seven three-story brick dwellings Camilla Street, be
twcuu 11th and 12tb, and,Carpenter and Priuo Streets.
Thov will bo sold separately.
MODERN RESIDENCE, SOUTH ELEVENTH ST.
Neat modern residence, west side of Eleventh Street,
south of Pino Streot.
HANDSOME MODERN STORE AND DWELLING,
Threo-story brick store and dwelling, southeast cor
ner of 17th and Washington Streets, (lato Spring Gar
den.) It is handsomely built and finished for u store
and dwelling.
PEREMPTORY SALE-HANDSOME NE W RE 81 *
Also, the hand3on>o now residence, with side yard,and
replete with all modern conveniences, west side, North
Seventh Street, first house south of Thompson Street.
Suio jtofsilivo.
NEAT DWELLING,
Neat modern dwelling, No. 335 North Twelfth Street,
between Carlton and Oallowhill streets.
FOUR FRAME DWELLINGS.
A two-story Dwelling, south-east corner Front
awl Phamix streets, with three two-story frame Dwell*
ingsin the rear
VALUABLE FARM—DELAWARE CO., PA.
Valuable farm, 165 acres, Bethel township, Delaware
county, Pcnna., about three miles from; Clftjmont, and
four miles from Marcus llook.
ELEVENTH FALL SALE. 20th OCTOBER.
This sale will include—
Valuable Property, known os tho Port Providence Axe
and Kdgo Tool Factory, on the SchuvlkilL Canal, oppo
site Phccnixvillo,
ELEGANT MODERN RESIDENCE, Ac.
Elegant modern residence and offices, N. W. corner of
Thirteenth and Arch streets. 25 feet front on Arch
street, 123 feet on Thirteenth street.
Orphans’ Coart Sale.
ESTATE OF DAVID LEHMAN, DEO'D.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Valuablo Real Estato, St. John street, between Green
and Coates Streets—sovoral messuageß, and lot 37 feet
8 inches front.
SALE OP SUPERIOR FURNITURE, PIANO
FORTE, &c.
CARD.—lncluded in our suit 1 ut the Auction Store to'
morrow morning will be found besides 600 lots of excel
lent furniture, flue piano forte, flue French plate mirrors,
superior tapestry and Brussels carpets, three hundred
h.ur, nuol, and bush mattresses, hot-water and chafing
dishes, beds and bedding, china and glassware, Ac ,
forming un assortment rarely met with, and well worthy
the attention of those desirous of purchasing. Cata
logues now* ready, and the articles arranged for exami
nation.
Sale Nob. 139 and 141 South Fourth street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FINE MIRRORS, RLE
GANT PIANO FORTE, BRUSSELS CARPETS, Ac.
On Thursday morning,
At 9 o’clock, at the Auction Store-
All extensive assortment of excellent necood-hand
furniture. Ac., from families declining housekeeping.
Sale No. 13S?.M0Ui street.
superior furniture, mirrors, ■velvet car-
RETS, FINE ENGRAVINGS, Ac,
On Monday morning:,
Octobor sth, at 10 o’clock, by catalogue, at No, 33
Siuisom fatrcot,ubov« Seventh street, the superior house
hold furniture, mirrors, carpets, Ac.
IX7® The Cabinet Furniture was made by Geo. J.
Hcukcls, has been well kept, and is in excellent order.
•d May be examined on the morning of salo at $
o'clock.
FIRST-CLASS STORE TOR RENT.
The large now FIVE-STORY STORE, No. 240 MAR
KET street, East or Third street, 28 feet front, 202 loot
in depth, with a side front on Biddle’s alley—-brown
htoue trout—built and (unshed la the best aud most
substantial m&uncr, with OTecy modem convenience—
furnaces to lient the cutiro building throughout—fire
Proof Safe*, Water Closets. Hoisting Machines, Ac*
Well adapted for a large Auction or Commission House.
WOLBERT & SCOTT, AUCTIONEERS,
v T 431 CHESTNUT Street, opposite the Custom
Houso. betweon Fourth and Fifth Streets.
BALE OF EMBROIDERIES AND MILLINERY GOODS
GLOVES, HOSIERY GOODS, Ac.
Friday next, Ootober 2d, commencing at 10 o’clock
firecisoly, wo will sell by catalogue, without reserve, a
arge and valuable assortment or choice French and
Scotch Embroideries and Millinery Goods*
Also, Ladles’ aud Gents’ Bilk and Buck Gloves, En
glish Hosiery Goods, Ac. Also, 200 cartons French
Artificials, Ostriclv Feathers, Ac.
VALUABLE STOCK OF FINE EMRROIDERIE3,
HOSIERY, &o
Also, Mill be milled to r&Io on Friday noit, a largo
and valuable stock of Pine French Embroideries, Ele
gant Thread Laces, Bonnet Trimming Ribbons.
AUo, a snlnublo assortment of Men’s and Women's
Hosier/ and Gloves.
Also, Misses’ and Children's Merino and Lamb's Wool
lloso and Half lloso, embracing 6ome of the most desi
rable goods in tho market.
I‘KHKMI’TORY SALE OP A VALUABLE ASSORT
MENT OP GOLD JEWELRY, GOLI> WATCHES, Ac.,
BEING THE BALANCE OF STOCK OP AN EX-
TENSIVE JOJJUINtt lIOUSE
This morning, commencing at 10 o’clock, we will
soil, without reserve.ft large and valuable assortment
or gold jewelry, watctieß, Ac.
Sampled aud catalogues early on the morning of salo
Moses Nathans, auctioneer
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 8. S. ©omer
SIXTH and RACK Streets.
LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE, BED3.MATTRESK3,
MIRRORS, Ac., Ac., this (WEDNESDAY) MORNING,
September 30th, at 10 o'clock, at tin) Auction Store, S.
E. corner of SIXTH and RACE Streets.
NOTICE.—AII person* hating goods forfeited at the
office S. E. corner of 6th and Race streets, are requested
to call and pay charges and renew their ticketd. other
wise they will bo sold on WEDNESDAY MORNING
next. OCTOBER the 7th, at 10 o’clock, by
MOSES NATHANS, Auctioneer,
S. E. corner of 6th and Race street*.
LARGE SALE OF FORFEITED GOODS, DY ORDER
OF JOHN WEBB, Broker, at MOSES NATHAN’S Aue
tiou Store, S. E. corner 6th and Race streets, on WED
NESDAY MORNING next. OCTOBER the 7th, 1857, &t
10 o’clock, at Kiilos-room flecomt story. Entrance from
Race street.
The Good* will bo arranged and open for Examination
ontho altcrnoon of Tuesday, the day before the salo.
Consisting in part of Watches,* Jowelrv, Ac., vis:
gold hunting-case,double-case, double-bottom and open
laceil English patent le\er watches, of the very best and
most approved makers, the moat of them full 18 karat
gold; gold escapement patent lever watches jn hunting
cades and open-face, best makers, 18 karat gold cases,
gold Itpino watches In huutmg-cayca and open-face,
most of them very fmo, 18 karat case*; gold Swi*B and
French watches, silver English lever watches of the
most approv cd makers,in hunting*cases,double-casos,and
open-face, silver escapement lover and lepine watches of
best makers, silver double-case, hunting-cane, and open
face watches, duplex aud quartier watches, fine gold
neck, fob, and vc.st chains, (Ido gold curb chaiu*, fine
gold medallions. Quo gold pencil-cases and pons, flue
gold car-riogs, breastpins and finger-rings, large seal
rings, lino gold bracelets, sett of knives, forks, and
spoony, in case, siher plato, plated forks and spoons,
pertmootiaips, fine gold charms, seals, mid keys, silver
medals, gold sleeve-buttons, gold studs, gold thimbles,
and numerous other articles of jewelry.
H7** Watch-makers, jewellers, dealers, tho trado gen
erally, and private purchaser*, are refpvtt'ully Invited
to attend this sale, us every article will positively be
sold without the least reserve whatever, foi cush
Sales lßioin Second story. Entrance from Race street.
AT PRIVATE SALE—GoId aud silver patent lever,
L< pine, English, Swi-s, aud French watches, jewelry,
of every description, musical instruments, Ac , Ac.
AT PRIVATE SALK—Arranged on second tloor,
household furniture, of every dem-ription, beds, mat
trewn, carpeting, looking glasses, fancy articles, Ac,
Ac., Ac.
out-uoor sales attended to personally by tho Auction
eer. Charge* very low. Consignment* of furniture,
clothini'. jcnelry, Ac , Ac., solicited,
NATHAN’S PRINCIPAL LOAN OFFICE,
S E. Comer of Sixth aud Race Streets,
Where money will bo loaned on gold aud uilvce plate
Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Clothing, Dry Goods,
Groceries, f’egars, llaidwaro, Cutlery, Furniture. Bed
ding, Horses. Vehicles, Harness, Stocks, and on nil ar
ticles of value for any leugtk oftimu agreed on, on more
satisfactory ntid liberal terms than at any other estab
lishment r«&] M. NATHANS.
NATHAN’S great salo of FORFEITED GOODS Will
take place in a lew days Duo notice will bo given.
WEBB’S groat salo of forfeited W'atchc*, Jewelry,
Gun*. Pistols, Musical Instruments, Ac , will tuko place
shortly. Duo notice will be given.
WEBB’S great salo of Dry Goods. Clothing, Bedding,
Ac., being forfeited collateral*, will take place shortly.
Due notice will be gtveu.
JOHN IiAYLIS, AUCTIONEER—No. 825
ARCH Street, between Third and FouitJi Street*.
SALES EVERY EVENING, at 7 o’clock,
Of Roots, Shoes, Hardware, Cutlery, Watches, Jow
elry, Hosiery, Whips, Trunks, Fancy Goods, Notion*,
Ac , Ac.
N. B.—Term* of Night Sales, four months’ credit for
approved city acceptances, for sums ol $lOO and with in
toust aided lroui dale of sale. sepl-lm
jOEORGE W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER,
'Of N E. corner of BARRON and SOUTH Streets,
above Second.
EVENING SALKS.
SALES EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, 1
At 1% o’clock, at the Auctiou Store, of Hardware, CutJ
biry. Housekeeping Articles, Clothing, Watches, jewel
ry, Fancy Articles, Ao.
SAM UK L. NATHANS, AUCTIONEER,
and MONEY LOAN OFFICE, No. 112 South
THIRD Street, below Walnut, opposite Boar fit., only
eight door* below tho Exchange
Hums of business from 7 o’clock, A. M., until 1C
o’clock iu the evening.
Out-door sales, and sales at the Auction House, at
tended upon tho most satisfactory terms.
CAPITAL $200,000.
Established far the last Thirty Years.
Advances mado from one dollar to thousands on DU
raonds, Silver Plate, Watches, Jewelry, Hardware, Mer
chandizo, Clothing, Furniture, Bedding, Cigars, Musical
Instruments, Guus, Horses, Carriages, and Goods of
every description.
All goods can remain any length of time agreed
Upon.
All advances, from one hundred dollars and upwards
wIU bo charged 2 per cent, per month; |5OO and over,
the lowest market rato.
TUI* Store House having a depth of 120 foot, has largo
fire and thief-proof vaults to store all valuables, and pri
vate watchmen for tho premises; also, a heavy insu
rance effected for the benefit of all persons having goods
advanced upon.
N. B —On account of having an unlimited capital,
this office is prepared to make advances on more satis
factory and accommodating terms th&n amr other in
this city.
Mono/ advanced to the poor, In small amounts, with
out auy charge.
AT PRIVATE BALE.
Gold Patent Lever and other Watches, Jewelry, and
Clothing will be sold at reduced prices. aul-ly
IWfUSS—I7 bales Carolina Moss, lor sine by
ITA MARTIN A MACALISTER,
aul 119 North Water Street.
CONGRESS RANGE.— SOLD BY CHAD
WICK A BKO., No. JO2N. SECOND Street.
auglB-Bmos,
j ffftttrgttongl.
PROFESSOR SAUNDERS* INSTITUTE,
WEST PHILADELPHIA.
-No Seminary whatever is more like a private Bunily.
The course of study in extensive and thorough, pro
lessor Saunders will receive a few more pupils under
fourteen years of age into hie family. Enquire of
Messrs. J. 8. Silver and Mathew Newkirk, or Col. J. W.
Forney, Editor of this Paper, whoso sons or wards are
now members of his family. septH-tf
iIXISS BONNEY AND MISS DILLAYE
iTA Will RE-OPEN their BOARDING AND DaY
SCHOOL at 1015 CHESTNUT Street, on MONDAY, Sep
tember 14th.
REFERENCES.
Revs. It. A. Boardman, D. D., Philadelphia} David
Malin. do; C. Wadsworth, D. D., do; M. G. Clark, do;
J. Newton Brown, D D., do: Wm. 11. Jacob*, do; Wm.
Blackwood; D D-, do; A. Oouverae, D. D., do: John
Leyburn, D D., do; James 11. Cuthbert,do; Wm. T.
Brantley, D. 1).. do; E. U. Cheuor, do: WlUtam Brad
ford, New York city; A. D. Gillette, D. D , do; R. Bab
cock, D. D., do: R. fuller, D.D , Baltimore; George W.
Eaton, D. D., Hamilton, New York; G. Kemptou, North
East, New York; Thomas Rambaut, Caasvilfe, Georgia;
Howard Malcom, D. D., Lewisburg, Pennsylvania: John,
8. Hart, LL. D., Philadelphia: Paul T. Jones, Esq do:
Col. A. G. Waterman, do; Caspar Motsaa, M. D., do;
Robert A. Ezell, Esq., Marshall, Texas; John B. Bem
plo, Esq , Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; James Edmuuds.
Esq., do. do; George W. Jackson, Esq., do, do; Johnlli
Raymond, LL. D., Brooklyn, New York; Maysou Bray
son, Esq., Chicago; Hon George W. Bradford, Homer,
New York; Stephen D. Dillaye, E«q , New York city;
Uon. Daniel S. Dickinson, Binghamton, New York.
sep4-lm
|^RITTENDEN ,8 PHILADELPHIA COM
MERCIAL COLLEGE, S. E. corner of SEVENTH
and CHESTNUT Streets, Becond and Third Stories.
BOOK-KEEPING. PENMANSHIP, every style.
COMMERCIAL LAWS AND FORMS.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.
LECTURES, Ac.
Each Btudent has individual instruction from compe
tent and attentive Teachers, under the immediate
supervision of the Priucipal.
One of the Best Penmen In the Country has charge of
the Writing Department.
Please call ana see Specimens and get a Catalogue of
Terms, Ac. sehlm
HEMAN ALLEN, A. M., ia prepared to
receive a limited dumber of pupils on the Violin,
or on the Piano, and to play Violin, parts or accomps.nl-,
moats witii advanced pianists. Apply at the residence
of his father. Professor ALLEN, No. 215 Sooth Soven
*e% . Circulars, with terms and references,
atu. A a DHL & Co.’a, No. 1104 Chestnut St. sel-lai*
CJUPPLEE’S INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
vt pvpm™’ (t ? a *y P u pDs,) N. W. cprner
tIIVEMTU and Qlti,hJJ street.. Fifth Bession will
open on September 7th. Deft reference giren, to
eluding all present and former patrons. au26-tf
SPRING garden academy~for
>0 YOUNG MEN AND BOYS, N. E. corner EIGHTH
and BUTTONWOOD streets. Professors of the highest
qualifications employed. Catalogues containing full
particulars, pupils* names, testimonials, Ac., can be
nod on application.
au2s-tf F. DONLSAVY LONG, Principal.
Hall of st. james the less,
PHILADELPHIA.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Rkf B. R. Buy*er, Rector.
The Annual Session will begin on TUESDAY, Sep
tember 1.
Circulars maybe obtained at the Bookstore of H.
HOOKER, S. W. corner EIGHTH and CHESTNUT, or
of the Rector, Post Office, Falls of Schuylkill, Phila
delphia * aul7-6m ‘
MRS. BARTON’S BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, No. 3929
CHESTNUT St., below Twentieth, will re-open on the
SECOND MONDAY in September. iul9-6w»
TOOTHING SO NEEDFUL TO ENABLE
JL 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 150 SIXTH Street, near RACE,
will ro-open on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Ist, for fall
and winter Studies, embracing a knowledge of
WRITING, BOOK-KEEPING AND ARITHMETIC
by simplified methods, in a short time.
TIIE LEXDY’S take pleasure In saying, that during
the past year & largo number of persons acquired a
BUSINESS EDUCATlON,enabling many to secure pro
fitable situations, and others to prosecute their business
operations successfully. au22-3m.
ficsol Notices.
IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION
IN INSOLVENCY OP JOHN 0. OBERTEUFFER,
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has applied
to the Court of Common Pleas for the city and county
of Philadelphia for a final discharge under the provi
sions of the Insolvent Laws of tho Commonwealth, and
also that he has applied by Petition for the benefit of
the 41st Scctionof the Act of Juno 16th, 1536, relating
to Insolvent debtors—by which section it isprovided that
the court, with the consent of a majority in number and
value of creditors of an Insolvent, may grant him an
exemption of Ris astate and effects from execution for his
indebtedness for tho space of seven years. These ap
plications will be heard by the Court of Common Pleas
on Saturday, October 10th, 1857, at 10 o’clock, and tho
attention of creditors and all others interested in these
application* is invited.
J. 0. OBERTEUFFER,
se 23-wfra 3w*
JUerdiaut Sailors,
JOHN P. DOHERTY,
FOR YEARS WITH KELLT &, BROTHER,
LATE WITH LUKENS, KELLY, k CO.,
TAILOR.
Has with him the best tailors that are now engaged
in tho business in this country:
CHARLES ROTH, formerly the leading Tailor or this
City; M. KAY3ER, formerly Cutter for C. ROTH k
CO.,andlateCoatandVest Cutter with LUKENS. KEL
LY, k CO; HENRY WAGNER, who has Just arrived,
considered in New York the best Pants and Vests Cut
ter in the United States, for years cutter with Depierris,
under the Irving House, Broadway, and with Depiolrrs
k Pettufl, under the St. Nicholas Hotel, Broadway.
The most unremitting attention paid to the wishes
of all who patronise the establishment; tho best of
Clothes made at moderate prices for credit, low prices
for cash. se24
Edward p. kelly.
LAYS
KELLY & BROTHER,
Having engaged the services of
CHARLES ROTH,
Distinguished for the beauty and excellence of his
Goods when In the Tailoring Business, has taken
the Store.
814 CHESTNUT STREET,
AHD HAB OPKVKD FUR TUB SALK, AT RETAIL, Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMKKKS. VESTINGS, CRAVATS,
GLOVES, SniRTS, Ac.,
Of the best qualities, at moderate prices.
ID* The business or KELLY k BROTHER Is re
moved, from this date, to No. 814 CHESTNUT Street,
where it will be attended to by EDW’D P. KELLY or
JOHN P. DOHERTY. seo-ly
JAMES SHERIDAN, MERCHANT
TAILOR, No*. 10 and 18 South NINTH STREET,
ABOVE CHESTNUT.
A large and well selected stock of CLOTHS and
OASSIMERES always on hand.
All Clothing nude at this Establishment will bo of
the best Quality, and In the most fashionable style.
Particular attention given to UNIFORM CLOTH
ING. auG-tf
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THE LIFE OF JOHN FITCU ; THE INVENTOR
OF THE STEAMBOAT. By Thompson Westcott
In this narration are sketched the early career of
the subject of the Biography; hi* revolutionary ser
vices. in* adventures in the wilds of Kentucky and Ohio,
his captivity by Indian*, and a.* a Briti-h prisoner; his
exertions to obtain mean* to construct a steamboat, his
trials, failure* and successes ; his mort.lications aud
final suicide.
4k Full reference \s made to tho steamboat plans of
Rumrtey, with notices of tho experiments of Morey,
Roosovcldt, Longatrevt, the Stevens family, Oliver
Evan*, Ac., with engravings of tho different models of
machinery, and plans of propulsion by Fitch. Franklin,
Kumsey, Voight, Thornton, Ac ,to tho timo of Fulton.”
One vol. 12mo, 415 pp.. illustrated with2s engravings.
Price $1.25. •
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by D. K. 15. Braman, of Matagorda, Texas
This volume has been written solely for the benefit
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MODERN REFORM EXAMINED ; Or. The Union of
North and South on the Subject of Slavery. By Joseph
C. Stiles. One vol. 12mo. Price $l.
TUCKER’S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES,
from their colonization to the end of Twenty-sixth
Congress, in 1841. Bv George Tucker. lu4\ois Bvo
Price $2 per vol. J. B LIPPINCOTT A CO,
se’2S-3t 22 am! 24 North Fourth street
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AUY FAIR, FIFTH and ARCH streets.
Iu order to gratify the wishes of our numerous pa
tron*. and induce tho book-buying public to till up their
libraries at the usual low price*, we Intend 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 valuable stock, and seloit
for yourselves.
Recollect you are not buying at chance, for every pur
chaser gets hi.* bonks at the usual price, and very mauy
will get, in Addition, ti present worth having. au2l-3m
BRYANS’ GREAT GIFT ~BOOK SALE,
JOi No. 439 CHESTNUT Street N. B —No connec
thin with any other bouse in tho City anl-3m
©cntkmcn’o JTnriiisljing Cooba
WINCHESTER h SCOTT, GENTLE-
Mines FURNISHING STORE, luid PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM SIIIRT MANUFACTORY, No 7W
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Philadelphia
The attention of Southern and Western Merchants, and
Strangers, is particularly invited to thia improved rut of
Shirts, the most perfect fitting article made. At whole
sale and retail, and made to order. aus-lyif
fox Sale anil to £ct,
ILLINOIS LANDS—TIIIRT Y-T WO
THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND, in tho couuties of
Union, Jackson, Perry, Washington, Jefferson, Frank
liu, Williumsonaud Fiuotte, Illinois. They will bo sold
upon accommodating terms. Apply nt No. 203 SOUTH
SIXTH STREET. ' s<?2l-6t#
GIKARD FIRE AND"MARINE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA—Office, No
BQU WALNUT street, west of THIRD.
“FIRE RIBKS ONLY TAKEN.”
OIHSOTOKS-
Jcr. M’nlker,
Jqo. McClure,
Tho. Cr^Tou,
A S GiUett,
Furman aheppard,
fnnil. Jpnci, jl. Dj
Joseph Klapp, M. D
Win. M. Swain,
John Anspach, Jr.,
11. N. Burroughs,
J. h. Hughes,
F. 1). Bhermau,
Wm, P, HacKerj
J. P. Steiner,
U. A. Shackelford, ,
Hon. JOEI
Hon. G. W. WOODWARD,
Jso 8.
JAKSB B. AT.TOBP. Awaial
:L JONES, President,
>, Vice President.
. McMoUoiN, Secretary,
utant Secretary. aul-Sm-if
CAVING FUND. —UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, corner of THIRD and CIIRST
NUT Streets.
Largo and small «uma received, ami paid back on de
mand, without notice, with FIVE PER CENT INTER
EST from the day of deposit to the day or withdrawal.
Ofttce hours, from 9 until f» o’clock every day, anil on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 0 o'clock.
DRAFTS for sole oa England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from £1 upwards
President—STEPHEN It. CRAWFORD
Treasurer—PLlNY FISK.
Teller-4 AMES It. HUNTER
MTELCOME RANGE.— SoId by (JHAD
» » WICK * DRO. 202 N. RECOND St. onlB-3ni.
nrraoMAS e. Baxter.—hardware,
J. CUTLKIIY AND TOOLS, No. 810 MARKET ST.,
boro Rloth, fonts lidf, FhllndflfSU, on l>S(o
SS-tmtaemcnis.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
E. A. MARSHALL Sole Lessee
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE OF THE
RONZAM BALLET TROUPE!
trader the personal direction of Sig. Domenico Romani.
THE SECOND NOVELTY!
'THIS (Wednesday) EVENING,
September 30tb, 1857, mil be presented the New
Ballet in three Acts and four Scenes,
1L BIRRICHINO PI PARIGI,
with oil its characteristic Gances, New Costumes, and
raried Decorations.
General Morin.,., .Signor D. Romani
Amadeo . Signor Ceechetti
Baroness Morin .......Signonnn Ga. Prates!
C« uUeppe Signonna TeresinaPmesi
M'He Louise Lamoureur
* u f ??J: he BalIet » M’lle L. LAMOURECX and gig.
F. BAKATTI will Dance
TWO GRAND PAS DE DETJX.
PRICES or Admission—Parquet, Dress Circle and
Balcony, SI; Pamily Circle, 60 cents: Amphitheatre,
25 cents. * * *
The Box Office of the Academy is open from 9 A. M.
to 6P. 31., for the securing of Reserved Seats and Boxes,
without extra charge.
The Ballet will commence at S precisely.
Carriages will set down heads South/ and take np
heads North.
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THO 3. McKEOy. Tnucm.
A 31ERICAN ACADEMY OF iIUSIC^-
-tA- RE-OPKNINQ OP THE OPERA SEASON. E. A.
M ARSQALL has the honor to inform the patrons of the
above named Institution, and the public generally, that
eneourftped and grateful for the extraordinary patronage
bestowed upon his efforts to promote their gratifieatioa
during the past seasons, and determined not to shrink
from any expense or sacrifice, he will this year present
an array of the most distinguished and world-tamed
talent, selected from the best theatres In Europe by his
Agent.
The justly popular Impressario
MAX MARBTZEK.
This, in conjunction with' the very eminent artists
and established favorites in this country, will form a
combination which may justly be pronounced unrivalled
in any opera house in the world.
The Lessee has great satisfaction in announcing that
among the new European engagements, those with the
following celebrities are retained.
SIGNOR RONCONI, acknowledged as the greatest
Lyric Artist of the age.
SIGNOR TAGLIAFICO, the great Basso, from the
Theatre Royal. Corent Garden, London.
SIGNOR STECCHI BOTTABDI. farorite Tenor from
her Majesty’s Theatre, London.
SIGNORA RAMOS, Prima Donna, from Turin, and
SIGNORA TAGLIAFICO, from the Theatre Royal,
London.
In addition to the above galaxy, the former favorites,
accordant with the wish of the former subscribers to
the Opera, hare also been secured. The re-engagement
of the following Artists, the lessee Batters himself, will
be received with great satisfaction, vir:
SIGNORA MARIETTA GAZZAXIGA,
SIGNOR BRIGXOLI.
SIGNOR AMODIO.
SIGNOR ASSONI.
SIGNOR COLF.TTI.
Besides the above celebrities, the Leasee cannot but
feel justly proud in being able to announce that a posi
tive engagement has been concluded with
SIGNOR TAMBERUK,
who will arrive in this country* immediately after the
termination of his present engagement in St. Peters
burg, and that further arrangements with
SEVERAL OTHER EMINENT ARTISTS
are now pending, which, when ratified, will be duly
announced Such a powerful combination as the above,
the lessee trusts and believes, is a sufficient guarantee
lor the grandeur and brilliancy of the forthcoming
Opera season, and that without resorting to any further
extraordinary preamble or Sourish, he can fully relv ou
the merits of these artists for a liberal response to* his
enterprise.
The Operaseason will open on MONDAY, the sth of
October, with a favorite Opera.
SUBSCRIPTIONS for Twelve Nights win be received
at the Box office of the Academy of Music, Monday,
the 28th, Tuesday, the 29th, and Wednesday, the 30th
instant.
Peics OF BCBBCSIPTIOX fl 2 for 12 nights, with choice
of secured seats. The Box Office for the sale of single
Tickets for the first performance, on MONDAY, the sth
of October, will open next THURSDAY! the Ist of Oc
tober, at9o’clock A. M. further particulars in future
advertisement. se26-sm4ta3t
National theatre, walnut st.,
near Eighth.
Admission —Seats in Private Box, SI; Orchestra
Chairs, 75 cents; Dress Circle and Parquet, 50 eents;
family Circle, 25 cents. Doors open at 7. To commence
at 7# o‘clock.|
Box Office open from 10 to 4 o’clock, when seats can
be secured.
Stage Manager .Mr. H. Watkins
THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, Bept. 30, will be
presented Bulwer’s Comedy of
MONEY; OR, DUPLICITY EXPOSED.
Alfred Evelyn Mr. Murdoch
Sir John Yeaey.,,.... Mr. WontU
Clara Douglas Mrs. Dodson Kirby
Lady Franklin sirs. H. Muzsy
To conclude with the langhable Pares, entitled
TO OBLIGE BENSON.
Trotter Southdown Mr. H Watkins
Mr. Benson Mr. T. 0. Morris
Mrs. Trotter Southdown Mrs. P. Drew
WfHEATLEY's ARCH ST. THEATRE,
f T —Sole Lessee W. WHEATLEY.
Scalb of Patcss-—Orchestra Stalls, 50 eents; Dress
Circle (no extra charge for Secured Seats), 50 cents;
Family Circle and Amphitheatre, 25 cents; Seats in Pri
vate Boxes, 75 cents; Whole Private Box. $3; Gallery,
33cents; Gallery for Colored Persons,2s cents; Pri
vate Box In Gallery for Colored Persons, 3S cents.
Box Office open from 10 A. M. until 3 P. M. Doors
open at quarter before 7, performance to commence
quarter past?.
J. M. B. WHITTON Treasurer.
TIIIS (Wednesday) EVENING, Sept. 30, the per
formance will commence with the
VICTIMS.
Sir. Merryweather. .
Mr. Herbert Fitzherbert
Mra. Merryweather
31m. Fitiherbert
To conclude with the Comedy of the
DEAMATIST.
Vapid
Lord Scratch,
Marianne,...
WALNUT STREET THE4TRE.—Les
see, Jlr. E A. Marshall; Stage Manager, Mr.
John Sefton. Price*.—Dres* Cirda and Parunette, 60
cent*; Upper Circle, 25 eeata; Prvmte Box and Orchextr*
Seats, <5 cents. Box Office open from 9 o'clock A. M.
to 3P. M. Doorsopenat 7 o’clock; performance to com
mence at 7#.
TIII3 (Wednesday) EViiNIXG, Bept. CO, the perform
ances will commence with the very [Popular Comedy,
entitled
SPEED THE PLOUGH.
Sir Abel Handy,
Bob Handy.....
Dame Aahfleld..
Susan Ashfield
To conclude with the laughable Farce, called
BURIED ALIVE; Ob. THE ILLUSTRIOUS
STRANGER.
Billy Bowtlell.
Aboulifar....,
Jrza
riIHOMEUF’S VARIETIES,
A FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets,
Entrance on Chestnut stmt.
Stats Pair "Visiters—Tam Notice :
VOCAL AND IN3TRUMEMTAL CONCERTS EVERY
EVENING THIS WEEK-
Comprising a most diversified and pleasing
MUSICAL AND TERPSICHOREAN MELANGE,
Commencing at 7# • Admission, 10 cents.
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6JANFORD’ 3 OPERA HOUSE—
ELEVENTH Street, above Chestnut.
Doors open at 7js o’clock—to commence at S.
Admittance 25 cents.
SANFORD’S OPERA TROUPE
In their Operatic Entertainments, introducing all the
latest Sonsrs, Glees, Choruses, Dances, Ac., concluding
each evening with a
LAUGHABLE BURLESQUE.
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Shipping,
|\}EW ORLEANS PACKET NOTICE—
j. 1 LOUISIANA LINE.
Shippers per ship OTSEOXTHE, Capt. Maxwell, will
pleasu&endiu their bills of lading this day for signa
ture.
Freight will be received until 4 o'clock this after
noon BISHOP, SIMONS-& Co.,
se-30-lt 30 North Wharves.
FOK GALVESTON —TEXAS LINE.—
With quick despatch. Freight taken at loir rates.
The foßt-tailm; regular packet schooner C. S. PEAS
liEK, Cajit. Foster, will commence loading at Race
street wharf on Mondaj next, Oct. sth.
Having nearly all of her cargo engaged and read/ for
shipment, will have quick despatch.
I’or balance of freight or passage, appljr to
BISHOP, SIMONS, & CO.,
GO North Wharves,
JAMES BAKER.
43 North Wharves.
j\rii\V OH LEA.VS EAOK.ET NOTICE—
-i-V LOUISIANA LlNE.—Freight received until
THIS EVENING, at as Jew rates as any vessel loading.
Shippers per packet ship OT3EONTHE. Wm. K. Max
'cell, master, wiU pleas* hand in their bills of lading
TIIIS DAY, for signature; 'will recede what freight
offers until THIS EVENING, and positively «*ij as
above. BISHOP, SIMONS, i'CO.,
se2B-2t 26 North Wharves.
Ij'OK SAN FRANCISCO—CALIFORNIA
. gLlNK.—Direct from Philadelphia.
The magnificent clipper ship JOSEPH JOXE3, San
oel G. Flower?, commander, ia now loading at ll*c»
street wharf; baTing a large part of her cargo engaged
and going oa board rapidly, will haT« immediate des
patch.
Shippers will please hurry their goods alongside with
out delay.
For balance of freight apply to
BISHOP, SIMONS fr CO..
36 North WharTes.
SAN FRANCISCO—FROM NE W
YORK.
The celebrated clipper ship SANTA CLAIT9, Fester,
tna&tet ; tho magnificent clipper ship BOSTONIAN,
, master, are now loading and will owe despatch as
above.
For balance of freight apply to
BISHOP, SIMONS & CO.,
36 North Wharves.
TTCHAiTT's ~
CRYST ALOQRAPII3,
OH PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURES IN OIL,
N E comer of EIGUTII and LOCUST.
The above picture* differ essentially from anything
ever before offered to the public. Their softness tud
truth of color and outline, extraordinary minuteness
and accuracy of detail, insuro, of neccssitv, the greatest
fidelity of resemblance { while the severity of 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 aud confidante, to the public and to hie
friends.
They are secured by letters patent to. and can be had
ONLY of E. d. MARCHANT.
ID* Portraits of the cabinet, and bfe sue on eaoTas
as heretofore. se 18-3 m
Highway department,
SEPTEMBER'S, ISoT.
SEALED PROPOSALS * ill be receded at this office
until THURSDAY, Oct Ist, ISST, at 12 o'clock M., for
the GRADING of the following streets:
Twentieth Street from Montgomery to Berks Streets
lnthe«h.t Ward.
Thirteenth Street from Columbia ATenue to Montgo
mery Street, and Montgomery Street from Twelfth to
Thirteenth Street, in tho 20th Ward.
The dirt removed to be deposited as maybe directed
by the Highway Department.
JOHN* M'CARTIIT.
Chief Com. of Uii:hwa>d
INDUCEMENTS TO CASU BUYERS!
TYNDALE A MITCHELL,
IMPORTERS OF
CUINA, GLASS, AND COMMON WARES,
nrr now selling their
NEW AND ELEGANT FALL IMPORTATIONS,
GREATLY RSDCCKI* FBICEB,
with a
HANDSOME DISCOUNT TO THOSE
WHO PAY CASH.
TOT CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH ST.,
seSS-'lw-fmw. PHILADELPHIA.
Ladies* dress trimmings.—
FANCY AND STAPLE.
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY.
J. 0. MAXWELL A SON
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES,
1020 CHESTNUT Street, four doors below Eleventh.
And i>lS S. SECOND St , below Spruce.
FACTORIES—Nob. 95 and 9r GEORGE St., below
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Union
Orders made at a few hour*’ notice
SARDINES. —IDO cases of 60 half boxes
each, in store and Tor sale br
H£NB? BOHLEK & CO.,
an 6 Nos. 223 and 223 8. fourth stmt.
SH AKP E > S MEN’S AND BOYS*
CLOTHING, 1(8 North JOURTH Stmt. Mwi
Aceh ul Hue.
-Mr. Dolman
Jlr. Wheatley
•Mrs. E. L. Darenport
....Mrs. D. P. Bowers
.Mr. Wm. Wheatley
Mr. Thayer
. .Hiss Ansa Cruise
....Hr. W. R. Blak«
.Hr. Wallaek Lister
....Sira, W. R. Bhi
.Mn. Hoe
..Mr. Chapman
.Hr. Yean
....His* Wall
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