The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, October 02, 1857, Image 3

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;S,R4IIADBLVItIA, October 1, 1857.
Theettioknieritell-rdieffti -- tdi improvement 'Upon the
feeling of yesterday, aid the aiiiihity • orliititted to wake,
eales4tiftlAttiler 40044: prima , It is reported
that gintiOlOtAO_Uiall ' aire increasing their discounts,
but weeds tiotimmeedfinding any goodantherltyfoi,'
the ii t iltermito milts little oviitto to ieaewiog`the`
awountid thete,, imitdspeii falling due, es',
teeming rialto be in Panatela line of their duty under
th e, ggns- of:rebut` - of kerning end' coilindlng their'
assetstbet .ere' have , grief ',denbta ,Of having
in sip; 14118 • 14 Piper le- '
ces~ll 7g di gyill to iogotiile; '
end thaugh the quota
tiOna tioacenrelt lewer :thin in .New York, where they
runtipts-fintri-fietti and'sluyer -cent. per Month, theis
ts salt tlikitiffitence that *runty* be, obtained 'there
at s'ohieVrtii,;,whifeierett,iretild • seem that it 'cannot
be hinhakellk , Thediutresii ofrthe, ritercluitile cOmtnu 7
ray does not appear, to have, been
,itt all alleviated by
the bank suspensions : , - •:` '"
Specie commands four per Cent. premium.
Bymakroftgirlillt honor to whom Itonorfle duel' we
quote the following Mini the Honesdale ',argosies of
yesterday : " The lidnesdaltrßank - iiiik not snipe Owl
specie payment, and 'e 4d Morally certain that it will
• Probehly It lathe only bank in the Commonwealth
that is fulfilling its obligation's to note-holders, Or that
will for sornerrnonthe bilidneee, - bee been
conducted ,with ah, animist, degree of wisdom and
foremist,:suidatrictly iq alegltlmate mariner. The bank
is siroag in Its resources; and in the 'contidince 'of the
• peeple - of this whole region._ 'Phis „titioluese rolitiona Of
the Hominids' Bank „ere almost 'exclusively with the
hielciyerktelty :banks and. not .irith the Philadelphia
Ilentidalelankkas fax resonztes locked,
up in ttm itiMpieded beirks'of Philadelphia,,lt his only
iibotitiOsiden depCsit In that city, not tooleo e l l •
piper mitsring Piers."
Weleatiarrem - theßvesifag Binisria that it meeting Of
stockholders of thole* Chester and Philadelphia Bail-,
reiuktletiHsktky Walla* nt:Westtlteated. on liondaY last,
• Pii44ll hforris,, preildent, made cooed', and stated
that they required but a - small =Mint of cash'to some
pleteihe zned—only - k12,000i,P4 riensfularl Of the 'work
wotildAdinte fin; bonds. ,He , .thlrefoie *god upon all
dnikandiasee thiemmount; and promised, if proper
efortowere'madeAhatthoi locomotlie would be running
to• Went () heeler i n stir weeks Jonas Brook followed,'
and when - he.coneinded, : lames leilcot Offered 'reboil'.
time, which _,were, uizao*litoly adoptedoippokiting a
committee to zates. $7,000 iii Chester county, and one to
raise ggOiler in'Helaimine county. General confidence
(ararettOgirithatediYa)ls said to have.prevalled„ and
the lifidliolmefiraek:,4i that:inany:Whe 10 'doubts bey
foretrannWcOnlideoetliaCtlut*dWill,lmonViiird'ehed,
niitt44ooth4:l4o*lngumßrailah Bank, otZaneit..
Mlle, Ohio, on the Bank of Penneylvants, will be paid
at the - qdfice of U. Robinson St PO.,'PH seuth Pront
street, '
dt PrevideriCeieii Idejuiltio an Injunction wee iss u ed
against the Hopkinton Bank, on, application of the Bank
Oommiseletiere, tend Hon. Nathan It:DI '
ion of Weiterlyi
was appointed receiver. 11,1 s said that the bank has
made loins
,upen- *eaten seenrittee and has issued
protected Circulation but the securities are of a good
character, and the bills are iinquesttoriabligool.
We conyllefollowing front the Richmond South Of
September_ 80th '<i In -the midst of, this. general ex
ettementind alarii, we are gratified to be assured that
the banks in this city_lisie - determined to - stand'firin,
and, itiu*ssary, to redeem army one of their notes.
Such action Will tend greatly to allay the consternation
among our aims,- and to rescue the State from the
disastrous effects of a general prostration in business
circles, The equaltiseieleut, but we lions ''will soon
The condition of the banks of New Hampehire, on
the let of August, 1857 , Ii representid itt.' the following
capital paid in
Individmil dines-Hs,:
•
Loans ' -
- - -• 8,781,000
Bscie in vaults.e. -„, -. , ' - - ' ',226,000
-143,000
Deposits in Boston, ko.s tor.rislemptiOn. ost ,', -",,_ ~
circulation ' • • ' ‘.: 816000
Total 90,31000,
The disec;nnta are shown to have been ttonsidetably
more-than the aggregate of capitatand daposite:,
tutostaieittit ntssunstinass afTllll 01TiOi Or RITZ
4133)117,01 . TSWASUIpIIt, MUTED STATES, NNW lime:
SoPtafamlT: l o; VAT; 1
,3i Willie 47,787,830 89
Receipts during the month
On e'en:mat crChi5f0mc.......152,0164448 84 ,
do ' Potent Foes— 4 ; 776 71
do P.O. Ihrpt'cot. - !--401,205 40
do - :" 230,000 00 '
.do 11431*Matiootte ,7 ; 616 90-2 ; 909 0 953 63
•L
,
, Papasilts
Vieguibry Drafts.
Poet 0111de do
.19,767,7 n 92,
8,428,526
zp,seo .7,689,186f60
feptinliber 80tfit 180018184 mo.
By 1:418008,;01.4 - 018bflAita:". 2,087;083 09
By recelOaddrinithe Month 1,620,890 43-3,713,028 id
To pamopys , , ,
,1 1 688,619,61,
2,146,369 . 01 -
04,840 06
16,021 09
•
talante,Cr,,,intereat
To . ; ....
tialatied ' • - • 49;225' 40
By rwiptlt t forQuetoms In Sept. 1857 - 2,289,4f8
do - .do 1 r do 1858 3,803,425 58
racoss,li\ SeptinoVor‘ ' , 1850 ..... 4,613,979 74
By bal. Or., Bill. and ExtAe't for AtVy Of. 1,925,020 34
By coin rec , ddlingtbsmonth, 186,1383 52 , t, ,
050bOrs • :s do 1 '094,50149-1,341,190 11
• - 3,279.211 05
To payments in coin 1 - 1,015,301 08
, -,do 4 line bars ' 777,003 13-2,202,984 21
' • >Z80 1 248 84
By cola In hand in As.n. Of. ,8,393,1.31 83
do Auer Or, 112,870 31-6,668,002 07
By9izeibB33.' i 718,378 00 .
By anpart'dbul 692,407 83
Bullion - st.lette.fdi coinage...;. 857,882 11-2,003,886 94
Total . - • 8,759,668 01
8 2 .422111 /3T or,Depsers'4s6,Conficui AT TUB MINT Or,
rwa•Usattriti •dvsyss, during the Month
of Beptimber, 1857., -
Gold Bullion Dtposited:—Vrop Califon:as $4340,-
415,60 ; other sources , 12,054.50; total gold deposita,
8/,662,470: - • - • - • -•
Silver Bunton Deposited,—lncluding silver porch*.
ses,ll46l,62s;lpantsh and Mexicali fractions of *dollar
readied fir etchings for new cants, 01,856. Total ell
ver, 8013,490:- .
Coppertebto CO. 8.) redeired for , exchange for new ,
cents, 1/1016:' Totaldegiiiits; 81,828,076.
Gold—Coinage • Extekted.—Donble -eagles; 40,902
plead; N 98,012,00; , ,
Silver=-Vomage Swefirtell.:-410arter , dollars, 48,-
080;"vilfte,' $527,000,. - ' . - ,
Cager---Coftsag F;tep4--2,440,009 'FOOS; value ,.,
s24 .ll.eapiolation.—Gold cot 4, 49,902 pieces I value,
1498,010,' 1611 , ei eolatige. 948,W0 pieces ; value,
,5231,7
000. Copp er coinage ,' colaage,'2o4moo pleefli 'Jane t 421,-
400. Total iu_ta_bor of p00004,- . ,6 ,37 , 2 u 2 ; total.Tal4l*
1 51 , 252 , 46 9-:` ' • -
STATECIPIToe 11811t288 AT, THE VRITSD TATIM AAT
OYTIO'N AT 'NM Yon, for the cloak tqutlag Sep.;
ternber 110th, 1867: - -
=ems $3 0 .0001• Forfka
'SA kVA*. 8t41,41 1 1191 g 2 N-W0 00 ,w 9 .
.Mrposta .t . etriad v acs., :5-4tw'r2.l-40ra1id,066,
11187,W9; - /forolip2 $40,000i United Btateillut.
llo;, e, eantalised gold,) 411,000; Vatted States
014-cidnajs66 - ,000; -United State, Bullion, (Lake
Ign ot9 $7lB 900.: • - •- -•
otia ioropolti; payable ; In bars, 5E60,000 ; . total
da
paelna pay4l-410 Okla, 81,326,000: Total, 81,676,000,
Mold liars stamped sl,o69Alo.72."Tratuunltted-14
,the ,United States , for ,voldsge,
2.
.
Fianna,. AneNnwitrre,&o....-Tini followinii are the
Irspiwba failures assignments, &o. far ,the
wadi int.o9r 6riat *bellow York Independent •
``,4"-tahorls,7 Batton, sue
pendedl S.Btpt t .~.arP-/
iihilitles SOO 000. , -•-•• • -
Co.,aft fc ' . Publisien, , BoSion, Eta.
P* l 4•llBisbilftleatkoo,o , oo.
MB* TOwle, - :" . boirierr,"llolitoti, inspendnd.' '
Qign • "Dry 0 0Y. /5" ,
Bones, gone into involvency„ '
W. B. Invejoy & "clothing," Hatton; suspend
ed ; lisbilitierreported $176,000, -with' assets of &bait
David, 3:- Postai Co.; "Buttons," , Boston, .sus
Pen9/0 11 ." 4 7
Ralph Warren, Boston, Ifsee;, reporded last week,la
Bali* Werreu "Milliner." • '
Platner S mith, "Paper,"'Lee, Mass. suspended.
Le &squat do Davis, Haverhill; Mess.," failed. • "'
D W. Vatign, Providence, R. 1., ,
GeorgiVlastrausif,Proildence, D:14111,110d. ' '
Garner 1 Co., "4;7 f.loods,!_ , New Ycirk
peuded; doubtless boon Aliens! '
Fosters &Co,' "Auctioneers," ,New York ;City!, sups
yarded; liabilities heavy., ,
Alberti -Doge t ' • Co. YPrOdsee " Ne' York "city;
sm
• UkttAY k Co., `.Commission ," Now York city, -
onwipiifid said to be $000,000; !mad assets
sbeatedoo,ooP:'-' • - " • - •
Bans Brothers "Book ittietkmeere ". New York
oftr, !IliSPelvled• •,
o p eou p i j r t ek : 'IS ar,,,* - ,4," New York city;
peudedi - will pay in full, and dontifiese soon resume,
Carlon 16' Hard, a Papar, ,, -New York' city, ClS
pended. .
Her' :Robinson & ' " Bilks,'" New York' ci
0,7_,71a. ,4., ,s," new YoricuAy,
uardlner,,Shorrao, & Co'.., .tProduco," N ew, Yrrk
city, topooded. - - - --, -- • - '.- - -
James H.
lenedi at & 116:AAy.r,ittp
t;York
tatlgne4rlfibiineigootgloW. i , w
,
,
W. D. guiselly r f‘RobPUßo 4 '! P ra nllotl
ultratoPoilisWelljlithillti4ll2k(Xl,;n
-
7 aa 02,0001 .- 4 1111.'0#1,1alli -lossifteot As' Ageit , or
«
olhOhg pareon: M •A . r.• • . ~,,,,
~ „ 1 ,
D. th - filtdet,titii:ii , gailei Goo , it Nolor'rork cl *, v
V* Miytl,toqi "Dry Goode Cosoiairoltao ti ivr
YorkeroA =it ,. ~ - • ~.. ' .-,-;!, i ,,- , - • • T ' : .. 0 ' 1,
milky* ' ei Ave r ,,, N o w :Ito* city, fail id.
f'.
& ikfin, di; New York city, assigned. , &
.21aLak&-hgaing4,,,4 Trio/10411W 'aiew: lo 4 l k I
i Ilikillties esidlooo 000.,.
---7 5 1 ,42 14 , t ”, litudllloo,!? , kotyc W..* oith otioPoniO l •
D. 'U. vorigliu; Now Ara* dty, NSW i . 1 4011"tio,
Imp, loott heir, am in Novena. .
P ' , 4* C l "- 144 1: - !.. fl ociro," DAM:York, clty k follaio;34 '
" J i g g le L. Baud Dicta eo:, i"filkiiiie 1 4 , , ; New i , ri l ; t..i.;
rnatd a irez e4 .4 " . d .rrate. izziz a bitl: b oi
&mazy.' . .
S pr # / . 4 ,41 ko r, f Pony floods,”.Naer York city,
ass .
SimOnolic o, l"APwßiels,"; , l4:ll7,l,"ork, citylaus.
aendad, and IA an extension.
John Clarke. dr. ;Cn.,, l'„Milltoors," NU; ',cull clty,
suspended. ' - t....,,,,L, pi _.
'
Mow* U. Won, q .119011 1 01" New , , Yu* e.itY > 14' ,
BO "
lAlitil *10; 'l, - t treii))64iii, , ! New torkialti, our,
POrittal . - -= i,
B..eoldessilb,... gl iglifloei,” ", Newyork '.
Ark'. city, iiimig‘d.
IttOkeasinna Railroad & Cal Co.; Now Tor& city„pp,
POTW WOPOS 131 1 1 ;t8W /ad, shotad - real/ . -DOir ll os
MICICIIIIMIMIL* Western It. ER.,
David, ati,..., , .. catra g ov , Brooklyn , N. Y., assign e d.
Ira Belden , ' Rochester, N. Y:, *Woad. ', . , . J..
John An!eli t gstrego,,N, Y. aujgaed. . , • ~ . , . • 1
o,'N'. gicketti Oswego, N. Y. assigned; • =.. • ? .+,
Abu Surri sPstul, N. &Allgood. 1.: , . L 1
Theodoya ol es, Utica, N. Y., ratilta„ ,;„ _ ,
Putt *dew, CorandAlgua, N. "1f,.., coiled. ":, . • ,
Pte ea mut Dodiork,N.-T. L goolgood., .
lakti.. , 7lso '1*.g4 0 b0 1 .4. 6 1 W. x.) gagilUded flifP..
141ltIoisfddilliii OW
Bottuteattodd;lo:domi,i. f., autimilas4. -. _.• . .
AlArtprir litset - 8.W4.1%,1 Usigtied.
is • . to, ....991*..-..T., . •.'i - ' -A, '..•
:; .. ~,,ifinli.pi
~ qiUrt,tio. N. .-: •olloPoodod- sod
V
, g. 4 .)4foallsiOlf.: l 4 ll' , o nOt. Usilod,o4.
u . Ontr it r o ftm&,re ~.7. h .AOpor , tiro, ,
• 1 44 tr PfkAAtitelAit; f. J. iitoisopasa— ' /..,,.-.
: t. j : ti ma raetrliAWl /1 1;ttille i Zit'' ilii4 -
1
L. ,'-...,.. -,. ..,. . ~ . .-.1 , -.,'
P I ' .Vit u .iiii4Mi" , i'.iiiiiidel 4 44ll, , , Nis.:
05A:ii;,4)11.7 46,44 v iiidi,a4i4.,..,
1.404 Son, Yql.fenliql l ,,, l Rktibld° l -'
... : ...„ ~..: t.. ....... ..-.
, . .
*We. " 4 '4';* Yrdiic!'" Oink* . Cig`4 l o . 1 1 , 1 1 O'.
A vg.,
4* 1,04, ilospen44. , , ./ , ._ ,
_, p er ' „.., ~
p , 1.,,. *void' * J 9 Bag* I, ' elphlo, AO
' , ,•. 4 10.4 4 4 '`Crdli*W9n;"' P hil l ith ' i iht°, ' 1 0 -
P0. , • - •-•-: "•-,,. - • , • -,,,,, - . ~-, - .
, P : ' 11: 14 16 z!t- ii.44 '14 4 64 e'% .1 140° 1"
!=,....14ai1id0 Cu!-
' ilitil*, , i 14dia4101K40 .. ,
: , ',•••• ,- !.. fr. 44 ~ 17.-.1-..W. ,
• • - : .toorAiV.l4ool iiino4 :-.=,.,i• !Li-,
Joshua Barnes, o Notions," Philadelphia, suspended.
ppritteei *.!Bro.ol:try Goods," Philadelphia, Ana ,
ponded probably 009,4 resume. • ,
Addleks, Van Duren, & Smith , " Straw Goode, and
Shoes,", Philadelphia, ouspended. , . - • ."
Ray & Do Haven," Hardware,' Philadelphia, sag
pended.
Wolf Tandler, Obething, , ; Philadelphia, failed.
John Drake, '• Shoes," Philadlphia, requests us to
say that ho lies 'not suspended, as reported.
• S. N. Hand, Cuthberti Geo.,,falled
Darby and Barludale, Bankers," St. Louis, Mo.,
waspended.,
John J. Anderso'n, "Danker," St. Louie, Mo., sue.
',ended.
Bogy, Miltenberger, & Co., o ihinkere,q St. Louis,
?do. suspended...
J. B, 'Holmes, Cincinnati, Ohio, assigned. r,
William Slum, Cincinnati, Ohio, assidued•
Lowry & "Iwo, Cuyahoga, Ohio. assigned. , r, •
N. It, Kellogg, & Co. Hats," Chicago, 111., sue-
Pended 8115,40..
inkhato &.00., Bankers;" Chicago, 111., cue.
;ended., „
Jemea Carter fr. Co., Galena, 111., susPeeded.
I. Wheeler & Co., Joliet, HI., assigned; lfabllb
ties eald •
P. H. Burch, Dbooniington,lll,, assigned. ,
Hutchinson &Ross, Sterling, 111, , asolgued.
Joseph Hough, Pontiac, Mich., assigned., • ,
Thomas Whitney, Saginaw, Mich., failed.
Charles Wheeler & Co., -Wyandotte, Mich., assigned.
Samuel R. Pox, Madison, 'Whs., assigned. -
W. A. !Keough, Menasha, enspendedi
Heron. Bros., ilankers, , ,' Dubuque, lowa, assigned.
Woodward & Hepburn,' Des Moines, lowa, suspended.
Ehillack,,Waterloo, lowa, failed.
M. S. & M. H. Clark, St. Peter's, Minnesota Territo-
George H, Cheney, Toronto, C. W.,,aseigned to .I.D.
Harris; liabilities about $100,000.. •
George Morton, Broeirvlllo, 0. W.:,
'Andrew McGee, Brockville, 0.V., assigned.
1
PHILADELPHIA' STOOK EXCHANGE PALES' •
- Ootober,l - , 1807.
Reported by H. .IVrardy,. Sr., Stock Broker, No.
. - ad. Walnut streot. •
pIRST BOARD:
50001ty6's 83hI 6 Lehigh Nay 4Th
300 do 833 .2 ,do 4 7%
600 do - .....uevr..93h 10MinehillRR 63
Penna R 10 do 63
do ... 39K. •6 , do 53
.7 .do - - • 89% 60 Long Id It R 165.. 8%
2' d o 3930 60 . do, - 65.. 8%
25 , .. do 2 daya..3830 2 Beaver If ead R R..d7
.29 .... do' - 39% 21 fichnyl Nay pfd....15h
18 , do 39% 60 do ....15%
do 39h. 79 do
100 Reading B. 1t..b5..1Th 100 do
6 Camden & Am R.. 90 2 do.
... 15K
6,l(arriebure 8.-.61 Mor ofd9 day a..84,1‘
' BETWEEN BOARDS.
ZOO Palma 5.9 ' 791200 City
500 -
do . - 79 1000 N PEW) R cah..4B
1.000 Cam dedmilr..ll R 6 Lehigh Nov ..47%
6.2 'B9 • • - 65' 10 Morrie Canal pfd..B4
!' 1310011.b,±03ARD. -
1000 .01M; at 20 Lehigh Nav 47
O's 'B3, , " 00 ' 111 Penne It It 89g
1000 - N Yeana R 641..48 ` 9 , .410 • 8930
1000 do ...".48 9 .do - '9%
1000 do ....48 • R It _ 5.3
• 620 • . do Morris Canal 40
1000 City 6"it 19 Behoyi Nav ptd....15h
• 400 db 8330 -1 Reading R R 1730
400 do 83K. •‘1 •do 1734
' 700 do 8330 15 do • 17%
300 City 6 , e.... new.. 93 10 do 17 14
400 do ....new..93% 50 do 17%
200 d0..'..new..93% 60 do ...85-17%
.1000 Cam & Amb R R., 60 do ...8.5..17%
, 89 65 5 Vam Er. Amb R R.. 90
600 City Coup
; CLOSING T 1
Bid. Asked.
B 6'll '68.-118 •
Phtlade 6e toje 8830
- do R1t...83K. $330
do ' • New 93 .93,K
Penns 50. - 70 80 ,
Readingß 17K-'I7K
de .Bonda 40 65 70,'
do If 6'e,'44 . 78 80 '-
Pe= RR 89Ki 3930
Morrie Cant Von 40 41
Bobyl Nay 131 'B2 63; '6O
d 0 /Ronk. 8 9
•41,041,000
4,101,%*
4,469.000
NEW. 8088'0800K 'Et
• '" slut
3,009 N Y kii'e '60'53 03 ,
9,006 AlichsVo 81 ,67 "
4,000 Tend at 65'90' 16:
' do ' /4'
18,000 Y1,10,16'86, 71
' `do 78
11,000 8048004, Ste 68 - 6 T"
'2,000 N X 08u8 8r ,(4 -
,ipoo do . - 013(
`GAO N Omit 7a: '79 ,
1,000 Erie NoOdS 13: 60
I,ooo'Blo 0 Ilda , 71'
1,000 Mieh S'Skg PC 40
1,000 111 Bdo ex-st 89 '
'l,OOO d o o
67'
3,000 do 66
3,000 do 6SX
11000 do ' 67 ,
15 March Bank ' '93
G )1k of America 95
• 6 do ' '94
20 Ilk s of Com ' 83
Id Am Xi Bak ' 70
18
54 4tropolitan Bk 74
80 00 • 75
Park Bank 70
4,198,697 42
10 Imp & Traders Bk 00 ,
0 6 Bank 6f N York 98
.158 Del&Hrid"Oul 99
28 Oentoir . 00 - • :14%
100 Po Coal Co, ' 811(
200 Oumb Coal Oci .71(
600 do , . '17.1(
015 " 12' 7
200 do, 310
85 Pacific If 8200 4* oo - ,
22 BrlrOeuß '6O" '
240 , do " 59g .
250 do : 60
50
50 do do 58
' bl 3, %
„
20A ' do 67%
1 dq . ; 83.5 ,1.74(
000088
10,000 Cal St 78'70 60
10,000 elis'd St es bit 67.
8,000 do— 65)4
4000, do , 66
10 4ths Bank 10
20 Bank of COm 82%
809 Own Coal Co - 7
400 , do- 0%
10V, do , ;
800 do s 3
260 -do , 010" -
. 27 Ps Coal Co , ;61
160 -do • =aa 60 ,
DeldstLudenl ea' 00
50 Pacific 81 Li 800 43 (4).
5 Mich Can 8 42
THELAIDELPRIA, MARKETS.
Commies lat.2-Erening.- , Biencistiffs, in the absence of
any export demand, one dulland heavy, and the ' trans
antloorn Stour were only to supply the local trade, at
pifces ranging from $5.75 to $7.50, and $347 bbl accord.
' log tribmnd end qualitY, the latter for premluni Flour.
Standard braids of superfine, usually taken for ahipruent,
are held at $5.60015.73, , but there are , none taken at
• these figures. Corn Meal and Bye !lout' are much hi;
gated for ' and dulrat $4 for the'forraer, end $4.37X
bbl for thelatter. Wheats preannt no. new feature to.
day, and the tiles are only to supply the small millers,
at %nem 120 t0'1256 for!fine to prime red, and,l3o to 135 c
fog white. but little Inquired for, and dull at
75 for good. lota afloat, but „there is. Sot much lathe'
market:, Oats also are rather scarce, but the dknandle
goody lets ire worth'3oo37ofor Sonthern;
forPeimsylianig: Bye to takenatthadlettilerlee
at,l4e,-,with market receipt', and sees at that , price
itarley and Itarley,malt continue dull, and prices are un.
settled. 'Bark is less ice request, but some' further sales
or first quality quercitrou ,ara reported at $35 ifr ton.
COttonlatrithouS &squid la the present uneettled date
of the time', most of the mills hiving either 'stopped
•operationi, dr are working - short ihne; and prices are
merely nominal. Groceries and Provisions continue in
active, and the stoelm of the latter are mostly exhaust-
Seeds are dull, and prices are the same as quoted:
WhiSketis Mriottled 'Mellower, with 'sales of bbis at 23
6311Netuftelote - and quility; ibde aro dull, and quoted
at 240 4' gallon.' ' ,
pOPP&W OIROULAR-44onsentx 13zt11ggar.-Im
since Isranar7:brt, 1857, of Rio, direct 92,910 bags;
other descriptlinni,92,67l; ,total number of bags, 118.067.
Una periodlB66,•of Rio, 74.028 bags; otherdescriptiorui,
,24988; total, 23,071 bags. -"lncrease of direct Imports
this year, 22,071 bags; increase of Rio this year, 21,388;
increase of other descriptions, 683 bags. •
Stock in first and second hands , this day, of Rio,
29,782 bags; of other descriptions, 2 ,000; total, 31,782
belle , Same time last year, of Rio, 8,200 bags; of other
deporiptions.2,ooo; total, 10.200 bags.. Increase of stock
this year, all descriptions, 21,682 bags.
Arrivals from Caps flatten; brig Unroll, Rd bags;
from Porto Osbello, barque:V . s%Ra Wing, 916; totalim.
Ports this month, all desori ions, 1,016 bags.
Sales of the month : bags, at Jou ell; 2,000, at
U,VI9//jg; 6,000, atoll ell, C. 2,000, at 11% esl2; total,
104,00 bags Rio, ogre-sales. - •
11116katAillo ordinary 103(4610)(3- fair to good, lles
. 11%; good to Am, fl% men.'
n4160,12%018)4; OIITA O /6,4404.71 - •
ANDRXWA &MORRIS, Broken's, 126 0. front
PinLaD24llll.4, - September,2o-, --
OAMBRIDGB ‘ , OATTLIII MARKET --WEDISsDAT,
Bept.3o.—At rearketl,9l3 Cattle, about 1,000 Beeves,
and Oa stows—oomaisting Wurking Oxen, Ooira, an d
one, toro, , and three years old. ' Tneee:— Market Beef,
extra ; •$8.26e58.76; Ist quality, $7.26®57.60 1 •
, ' 2d
quality, s7i ad quality, 193; ordinary quality, ..50..
Working Oxen, $9O, $lOO, $l6O, slls ns2oo pair.
Cents and Oalres, $ll5, $4O, 145, ssoess7i 'Yearlinge, $lB
eVt4 Two years old, s27esS3o; Three years old, Eno
s 49. Shoop_ a n d Lambe; 4,1110 f at saittketf pates in loth
SIA6, $2, 52.60 idehr?rtreaeleetione, $3,5119, , Swine,
1460 at tontk¢t`, tbs 3 41" ito;
&Medi 409364 Abooto, eibotetato -ao sales" te
do. H1dw7X441 . 16 gr' atwgronow,• "Tdrool#lb,
Peru,676450 *Mk.- 0k4t0i12.130-4tv lh; '
' Iteiorted, 00:00 Peek?,
,'
LIT/111P0(1/,L. , Skip Holtman, Natdk•-7- package
mdze Dateir& &hies, 66,, J Serbs; 2 Hotiontley& Hineei
L BenkertLl A,O Oahe* Co; 8 J 1 Masten; 4 J G Dale;
Robt 1008; 18 U 'Wadden & an; 8 Fisher; / /11
Ford; 288 bow glue "trench, iticluirde * co; 24 pack.
ages merchandise Grundy% Wardin.* co; 18 D Graham
& co; 2 Harris Iteyl dt 09 11l HUB; Z W J
W Rlograbami•
14 011ay(Idt /a
is co; 1. A LEN- 2 4 1401 co 1 2 L
Levjdc co; 13 : _ haler 10 jeukagettadB,B Orne;
154 91008; 6 W D Plistsoll; 21 Geo D Psrrlsh; 9 (too
Romi,"Son* 0o; 1 Thos Reath;2llll, andtl44 Sharp.
less Bros; %Sharp, 1/innea'l. 00; 1 Blnner, Ziegler; 8
& P SteineVl Bro; 82 Stuart & Dro; Thinupson;
411 G Tazlo4l4 P W.04441a* WS-AWN & Co;
26 , wr ., 11, .105 Iwo,. rugs T,
_V0R.,.. 6 0 0 V, 9
pkgibiw W k ,W ANNA? Id Itebler,liro ,19
Ilk WO Diddle I Clo;Bl7llworth,Snumon Go; 8 Field
& Hardie; 2 Goff* Paterson; 2 Moen k Bons; '1
Handy* Branner, 441 440; S. Hewitt;
MarabW 68bta4 14 I,llllostateetvi & Ayres; 60
bills steel Ourns 11045 11 *brill', Baiter
den" 89 cado soda" soh; o ,16 ' Obareklualf '0,1?"" bare
488 "bnfidloB 'lron .P „Pr o l o ng „,,w, orm,uer; 206 ,
bundles, do Garrott , 40 do J 0111Ingbarn,k ,
Bon; SAW& 473140 dot '4 Doopos 70 bars 19 140
HMorrill &Jones' Oo 881 1580485 bd le do Middleton I
artiB4; "276 Ws: 858 "striptrAo 958 mingles Morris,
Tao,o* an; "47 1bdt5"8101,277 iron plates 1191 bare and
91•bdIs lion.Warlor & co; . ~ b atu 288 bills iron T J
P 0tb11;*13238 lartaft , ,(Bll,, do If Pothi; 1888 beau 11l do
& DltObbius; 90 bdtal "Smith; 1278 bars 781 Wln
Stierer atiATltattaker; 1809 bag nu 2 -100410 Trotter &
co; 2ai Mho 409 lagarat, & Aye , ,Wood Dro; -18
g1rg819.77, co 8515 aks nue salt
son Ooisnnou do n nu m& & co; 2.8 crate*, earthenware
07 oils 114 / 7 . 1 ,19U1 1 0. 0 5 6, 9 08,Pla 904 Ant o9lBr.
, BOSTON—lliteamolnp P Sprague butthows..29 bbls
.1 T Alburger ;1111 800 almealt Ty , Drown; 10 do
ea&-BrolSuesmdeesUpooperthwaita & 0o;
•9_ . 90 A-0 Dickenson ; , 99 , p198:40 goods Punk= I,
RAMO° ; 4 IMMO dry ROc 4 g 'Told ; 11 do Graff & Fatw
rain; ;10 bbls oranberries,G Polson - ;
, 110ndry, kt Harris; do - Heddockiibead, I 00.
' 6111 1 6 5 1 100,10 00 0 MU I6 / W 66 0 , 06'•4114 y4obbla lf-kt
OraWford ; ;12 casospshoesj, X 1414 0 .1 *Ming !&, Go;
28, lolls ,csrpots - 50449 noftestietr,- Lawreace; Stone
& 001 20 =MIS SIPS/114TICk{; Basin &,0011. 6 or, -.d u ,
Litm & OronVlolsles iloogstlest Larourade; 00* &t On;
pkp gbuswarealoaini / 14.440, ; ,40 bd&ie11e1 11 3 316 -
Wolfe & 00 ; 20 1 11 0107ntarw, 0 ilfrattt 30 ' bins 'Bah
J Palmolll-(tr mdse , Oluti:Plund4 , l6' 'cues
ithbealtohrer,„ katerlhigat doW liShinmoy;
86 do Tsvassisij- db I.l9Thomplon , / flop.ll Iss.ss
mdse >r VOW& & -1200-pkgs Mho various con ,
41080 600Ao Leech &•, , Clo. •
TO DI JAN/LlRO,SidpOrsioe4iloifaer-4500 bags
;,. Jantairarattar-.4i ?*- • ,
•71111 , ADXL193LC MA • OY TRADX...
is
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91:VArt114 Of um Mom,
piag* Palau )
loft atu.t ahnvici kat
ORS-DITVG
- Bid. Aged.
fichyl Nay Pref 1636 16
Wmplt&Elralt 10 12X
do latmort 'Ps 64 60
"do do 24 m6B 67
Long Leland 8 8*
Vichabitrg 8 7 / 4
Girard Banh• • • .8% 9
Lehigh Zino 1,41
Union Caaal ..,. 4% , 5
New Creek,: 1
Oatawissa Ad.. 8 7%
'OHAW/11 BALER, Oct,tl
236 E rlo lOillrood ", 11X
'lB ' do , 11%
• U%
60 do —11 X
350 " " : ia 11
106',. , 'do; ' c 111:,
350' •- do o 11%
150 116044 R , 83
200. do o 3 52%
Tao -, do 32X
200 .do _ , mlO 82X
/00 do, , 32%
1200, do. 'io.o 32%
1181x1h Av It ' 81
112 Mich Penn 42 ,
- '- 41'
10 "do 41%
1 25 - do 41%
50 Pinims 16 830 71
100 'do 1.60 71
12 do , 70
10 " do 69%
2500111 Om? R , 82
6 0 d 0,,,, 81%
160' do 80
100 dO 70%
25 Olovel6 NUS R 9
250 Olevo&Tol It 27%
400 do 28
200' do 28%
150 'do 20X
15`fIal & Ohl lt,
4 0 , " do - 62
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25* do 83 61
00 do of 00
50 'do 69%
150. 13 69
50 „do 68,14
200 do, . 68x
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7
4 110 do
25 Mlch 814 NTH, 15
1101.101.,
12 611 ch Oen R 40
-60 • do 39
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26 Erie Railroad 11)
100 do .-•" 11x
10 Ohicitninld R : 69
.10 •• do • •
68•
26 • do •
100E11 & MIA 11, 67X
10X
106 do r' • al
60 Lo.OIOIIIIR , OX
26N Hav , o&llart R 102
20 Reading 11.•• ' 33
100 do c 34x
100- do 33X
inipetitations.
The barque Victorine, Buckley, at Mobile 25th ult,
from Plateau, N 1.,) reports: Barque Victorine Buckley,
from Nassau , (N P) Sept 15, 'with cargoes or barques
Edwin and Sanford Achorn, to Mobile Insurance Co. On
the 16th, at 5 P. 81., off the , Biding Rocks. 8 8 11, 10
miles, saw a ship upon the Banks, apparently but a short
time ashore—the Riding Rocks bearing from her about
loath. Same day, off the Beminis, parted company with
ship Aquila, for Now Orleans.' Left in port ship Zone,
Yoe CiPoraltar; in' about 16 days, brig Dunkirk, and Rehr
lify tie, discharging. The briga Jas Wakefield, Captain
Oliver, and achr Thorndtke. Capt Lowe,' were totally
toot, the former upon Ababo, Aug.2B, and the latter
upon denim, Oven, Sept: sd, Otlicera and arena of both
reside arrived at Nassau, Mid called Sept. 13, in shin,
,Golden Star, (since arrived at Boston.)
Captain Ilewetatn, of the seta Guilford, arrived at
New York, Eiljth'ult, in the brig W td Groton,and makes
the fpilowlog statement respecting the lons of his yes
" Bel ?'The' 'The' Guilford sailed from Sarawak, for Nassau,
N p, with a cargo of lutaber and provisloos, on the 12th
,itlt, add it fi P. at. of that day 'found the vessel had
' t i l gie ll l 4rii t i-'l le tli l a t
qFt.4tooVtl fete d t s : gtaae,g
writer
soon gained on her, and at 41, A.ll, she filled and
capsized on her beam ends, In lot 30 50 end long 81.
.The crew all. sucepeded in lashing themselves to the
aide, where they remained until the 14th, when they,
were taken off Captain Tibbetts. from whom we received
evpry kindness and attention—he and his officers sup.'
plying us with clothes and all slue that wet necessary
for our comfort: "
An American brig (name unknown) from Pictou for
Roston; ran ashore at Liverpool, N 8; vessel and cargo
.a total loss; materials saved.
. One-half of chip National, of Bath, hat been sold to
parties In that city, and to °apt Boyd, of Vi'hicasset,vrho
is to command her, at the rate of 850,000. The N. is a
first class,ship of 1000 tons,, built about a year ego by
Means Beery,' Richardson k On.
. Rehr Muster, Harding, at New York Yeeterday, from
1 . 0000 ( P It) Sept Ili,' reports Sept 20th, let 25, Son 78
'4O, wan in conipaoy with a brigantine, with loss of fore
isiaat head. and bowsprit' had a' temporary bowsprit
I lead y Mm was painted black with a narrow white
S eak, and had a forward and after house ) was steering
3. tth. Sept 29th the 0 Attack on 'ilarnegat bar, and
, tarter lightening the vessel of 10 Made molasses got off
' the neat morning, Raving received little or no damage.
„ The New. York courier and Enquirer of yesterday,
pdblishes the to/lowing list of marine Mute during the
month of September showing an aggregate of Bil res.
Bele. The total value was $3,172,100. This Is the
value of the property totally lost, exclusive of damages
,to Vitals not Puroapting to a total loss, and of partial
LETTER BARS
/ At the Merchants , Ezeitaage;/Philadelphia.
1314 Joseph Jones, Blowers Ban Francisco, soon
Brig Oregon,. (Br) (ircea • Port an Peace, awn
Bohr E Etark t t3t Jago do Cuba, mom
' SAILING OF TILE OCEAN STEAMERS.
FROM TUE UNITED STATES.
BTEAIIHR DROII ' POE ' DAY
Canada • New York Liverpool Oct 7
Fulton New York Ilavre Oct 17
FRO BI EUROPE.
• ' ' ' FREW 'volt DAT
Arabia Liverpool New York 9ept.l9
Fulton .. . ... . .. :.... Havre , New York ... ... ..... Sept 22
oor 'Muth i ogton.Ltverpoot NetrYork Sept 23
Niagara ....Liverpool Beaton ' Sept 26
Atlantic Liverpool New York Sept 30
Borusala • Hamburg' New Y0rk. , ...,' Oct 1
Arno - . Ilavre New York.. ' Oct 21
MOVEMENTS OF lIAVANA STEAMERS
Pmcamments—Yrom Now York 2d, arriving at 11a•
vane. 6th, and New Orleans 11th. From New Orleans
20th ; Havana 23d, arriving at New York Mb.
QUAKUR 0107,—From New,York 7th of each month,
arriving at Henna 12th, and Mobile 14th. Prom Mo•
bile 22d, Havana 24th, arriving at New York 20th.
oaniwßA=Proiu New York 12th; arriving at llama.
17th. and New Orleans 10th. From Now Orleans 27th,
Havaim 29th, arriving at New York ad.
:Emma OttV—From New York 17th, arriving at Ha
vana 2ad; and New Orleans 26th. From New Orlmins
6th, Havana Bth, arriving at New York lath.
InallteWsthoon—From New York 27th, active at,
Havana let and New Orleana 3d. From New Orleans
12th, Havana 14th, due at Now York 18th.
linnet—From Charleaton 19th and 44h, due at Ha
vana 23d and 7th. From Havana lOtleand 25th, due at
Now York 16th and Slat.
The California mail steamers sail from New York on
the Gth and 20th of each month.
Marine
FORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2, 1857.
'SUN RISES. ...... —.O 11.---ZUN BETA 6 49
man WATER 3215
ARRIVED.
Steamship Phineea Sprague, Matthews, 48 hours from
Boston, with wise and passengers to II Winsor.
Ship Nonpareil, Foulke, 30 days from Liverpool, with
mdse and 8 passengers to T Richardson & Co. Crossed
the Banks,on the lath Sept, in lot 44 50. On the 16th
experienced a strong gale from S SE, at 2 PM, in lot 42
60, long 68 10 W; the wind in a violent squall shifted
to N NW, and blew a hurricane; lost fore and main
lower topsails, fore topmast atoysail, main spencer, and
received considerable damage to sundry other salts. It
continued to blow a hurricane for three hours, with a
tremendous heavy sea running from the westward. Had
nothing but strong gales, chiefly from Wto N NW for
the last sixteen' days,;, (The N has been absent only
two menthe and twelve days, including twenty-one days
iii the' port of LiverPool:3
Ship, Carioca, Definer, frbm Rio'de 'Janeiro, Ang 12;'
with' coffee to James, DeveronX. 'Vessels left before re,_
ported. •
Brig Delaware, Meld, from Black River, 3a, with
logwood, &e, to D N M'etaler & Co.
Schr Golden ,Gate, Boone, 1 day from Frederica, Del,
with grain to JaS Barrett !lon. "'' -
Behr Enterprise. Brown ' 1 day from Newport, Del,
with corn to Jae Barrett & Son.
'Behr Henry Wolfe, Adkins, 2 days from Milton, Del,
with wheat to J 1f McColley.
Schr Eldorado, Williams, 4 days from Laurel, Del,
with corn to 3 II McColley,
,Schr Lacon, Beams, 5 days from Boston, with mdse to
Crowell & Collins. '
.Sehr Abby Whitman, Clifford, 5 days from Bdeton,
with mdse to Crowell & Collins.
Behr Sharon; Thurlow, 5 days from Newburyport, with
noise to E A Bonder & Co.
Behr B 1 I Carlton, Shale?? 4 days from Middletown,
ot, with stone to captain.
Bchr Charlotte Shaw, Reeves, 3 days from New York,
with mdse to Crowell &
Behr Reporter, Berry, 10 days from Frankford, Me,
with mdse to captain.
Behr S Lockwood, Purnell, from Camden, Del.
Sloop S D Fish, Bell, 1 day•ftenn Lewes, Del, with
mdse to T W Parker,
Sloop James Brown, Betts, 3 days from Milford, Del,
with lumber to 3 W Bacon & Co.
CLEARED.
Steamship Boston, Bellew, New York, JAB Allderdice.
, Steamship Union, Conroy, Lagneyra, captain.
Steamship City of New York, Howes, Beaten, Remy
Winner.
Barque Minnesota, Cole, Rio de Janeiro. J Devereux.
Borgne White Wing, Ealing, Lagnayra, .Hallett Brea
Behr J If Planner. Themaon, Wilmington, NO, Pettit,
Martin & Co.
Bahr Bawl Croft, Arrants, Baltimore, ft 0 Christian.
Behr M J Carlton, Shaine, New Raven, Repplier & Co.
Behr 8 Lockwood, Burnell, New York, Noble, Ram
melt & Caldwell,
Behr Knight, Soars, Providence Repplier & Co.
Behr Euphrates, Quintin, Washington, 8 Rothermol.
Behr Sultana, Fletcher Cambridge, do
Steamer Fanner, Dennis, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.
, LEIVES. Del,. Sept. 30, 8 A M.
~ There `
are about thirty sail at harbor, among which
are ochre Wm Jones. "Alhambra, Maine, Tennessee, IV
Rail, Rickman, and John It Made, A few deeply
laden ochre are now going to sea. Wind NE—weather
cool. .
For:111;5re," ' " WM. U. RICKMAN.
[BY TlitlOolP.ll
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.
OAPS ISLAND, Oct. 1 530 P
Several brigs nod schooners passed in to-day, but none
proceeded to sea. Wind strong from the mouth. Wea
ther cool.
Yours, do., THOS. B. HUGHES
[BY TELEGRAPH.] '
(Oorrespaudeuee of The Press.)
New Your, Oct 1.
Arrived, Vr. barque Jules ' from °ape Ilaytieu; brig
tiralm, from St Croix Br schr Paradise, from Port au
Platt, at Domingo.
Correspondence of The Press.
- Myna Ds Gluon, Oct. 1.
Twelve hosts left here this morning, laden and con
signed as follows:
Mollie, staves to Twells Caskili & Calvin; Mary El.
len, whiskey to Nesbit and Garrettson, and lumber to
II Taylor & Co; Samuel Weaver, lumber to D B Tayior
& Co; J 0 Sampson, lumber to Young Ir. Woolverton;
Then E Sheets. lumber, to Norcross & Sheets; New
World; anthracite coal to II 51 Fuller; Dr L 8 Filbert,
Heine, F Wenerich. J 1) Cameron, McCullough & Gar
vaNch, and Frank Fidler, anthracite coil to Del city:
. - ' ITOBANDA
. .
ißeatualdGhisgovi, unestOor Glasgow, sailed from
New York 30th ult.
• Steamship Indium, for Bremen, sailed from N York
80th Wt. •
Kennebec,Steamshipenb Hand, hence at New York yes
terday. •
Steamship Borussia, (Ham) for Hamburg, sailed from
New York yesterday.
Steamship City of Baltimore, Leitch. sailed from New
Yerk yesterday for Liverpool.
Steamship Tennemee, Talbot, fur New Orleans, sailed
from New York 30th ult.
Blain Norway, Motor, for Hong Kong, soiled loom Nen
YOrk 80th ult.
Ship Kate Hunter, Treiethen ' at New Orleans from
Calcutta, has not been ordered to Boston, as reported;
she will discharge all her cargo at New Orleans except
150 tons of saltpetre, which will be sent to Boston.
ship Trenton, Green, for Liverpool, cleared at St Ste.
phens, NB, 28th ult.
Ship Loo Chao, Se barn, for London, cleared at St
Stephens, NB, 20th ult.
Barque Meridian, Boss, (or Akyab, cleared at N York
yeatorday.
Barque Vigo, Thurlow, Irons Matanzas for Portland,
put into Savannah 26th ult. in distress.
Barque Island City, Stevens, frOm Diverpool for
Ilicksport, was spoken 27th ult: on Georges Bank.
Brig Marine, Burt, having repaired, sailed from Nor
folk 28th ult. for New York.
Brig Golden Lead, Johnson, cleared at Norfolk 28th
ult. for West Indies
' Brig Beatrice, hence at Boston yesterday.
Brig Alfaretta, Bibber, hence at Portsmouth 29th ult.
Brig R 0 Dyer, Turner, harm at Bangor 28th ult.
' Brig Lucy Ann. Weer, from Semerset for Philadelphia,
Sailed from Fall River 29th ult.
Brig W A Brawn, Nickerson, for Aspinwall, cleared at,
Boston 80th ult.
Dag J A Taylor, Young, hence at East Weymouth
25th ult.
Ochre' M Powell, Jonathan Cone, and P Armstrong,
hence at New Haven 30th ult.
Behr New Mexico, for Philadelphia, salted from Now
Haven 80th ult.
fichrlulletta, Chase, hence at Boston 80th ult.
Behr Only Son, Perry, sailed from Now Bedford 30th
ult. for Philadelphia.
Behr 0 If Neal, Henderson, hence at Port Norfolk
2Tth ult.
Bohr Anita Damon, Marshall, hence at Weymouth
26th nit, and Moho°, Robinson, on the 28th.
Behr Memo, Allen, hence at Milton 27th ult.
Bohr L Sturtevant, Corson, hence, arrived at Quincy
291 h ult.
Bohr L A Danenhower, Miller, Irma Delaware City, at
New Bedford 29th nit.
Behr Thou Page, Jones, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Pawtuxerit 29th ult.
Behr E Townsend. Slocum, for Georgetown, SC, went
to sea from Charleston 28th ult.
Behr Kaloolah Patterson, hence, remained at Angell.
tort oth ult.
Bohr Alexander M, Christie, from Now Bedford for
Philadelphia, at New York yesterday.
Behr Argus Eye, Sharp, for Baltimore, went to ace
from Charleston 28th ult.
Behr IV C Eliaeon, Buckaloo hence at Charleston
28th ult.
Saws 'Brazil, Pool; J Barrett. Davis, and A Cordery,
Babcock, hence at Boston 30th ult.
Bchre 'Henry Payson, Eldridge, for this port, and 8
Welders, Smith, for Wilmington, Del, cleared at Boston
Stith Wt.— •
' Sohn Sarah Eatinia, Hanson; J 0 Runyon, Endicott,
and Naiad Queen, Hulse, hence at Fall River 28th ult.
Behr Albert' Field, Phillips,'lrom Taunton for Phila
delphia, sailed from Pall D i ver 29th ult.
Bohr It Vickery, Horton, hence at Taunton 28th ult.
Behr Globe, Homer hence at Warren 28th ult.
Ochre Old Wilson, damp; Shenandoah, Hickman; John
.1
Lancaster, Stites; Learning, Brower; Beaport, Scull,
and 7 Ruling, Brewster, hence at Providence 29th ult..
Bohr Oscar F Hawley, Beckett, at Providence 20th
ult. from Delaware City.
Behr Star, Taylor, hence., via Pall River, at Provi
dance 20th ult.
Mae Madonna, Teazle; 'Chas 'Whiting, Butter Jane
Patterson, WM and A. Heaton, Ryan; for
pliia, sailed from Providence 29th ult.
13chr, Mail, ()rowan, t for Philadelphia, did not sail
from Providence 28th silt, as wan reported.
• Behr Alyarado, Bounders, tailed from Cabals 234
for Philadelphia . .
Bohr John P Collins, Butler, for Wilmington, Del,
cleared at Albany 80th ult.
Bohr W W Brainard, Bowditch, hence at Pairtuxent
28th ult.
Behr Charity, Barrett, hence at Newport 29th ult.
Str Vulcan, Morrison, for Philadelphia, cleared at N
York yesterday.
SPOKEN.
14th nit, south side of; Cuba, Behr Ann Gardner, of
Harwlch, froniNew York for Jamaica, '
MARINE MISCELLANY
PRES,ST.O II 44DF.M I 4OI 143 1IPMv Pqr-BERP 4 11 1857.:
.. . _ ~ . . .
lesson of cargo—and as will be seen by reference to the
table given below, has been (with one exception) the
most disagrees month for undonvrlters of any, so far,
this year, occasioned by the foundering of the Central
America, whose value, with that of the specie un
freight and in the hoods of pasnenzers, we have given
at 52,000,000, being rather under then over the amount
of property lost.
The vessels reported in this lint are chiefly American,
although some foreign are included—when bound to or
from a United States port, or known to be insured in
this country.
Vessels marked * are missing, supposed lost ,• those
marked f, abandoned at sea ; those marked*, sunk
after collision ; those marked §, burned, and those
ii, foundered.
'A summary statement of Octanes for this year shown
that there were ,in nine mouths, 445 vessels, valued at
$14,158,300.
Nemo. From For
Behr Albion, , Calais, Phibulelphia.
Brig Albion Cooper, Portland, Cardenact
Behr Albion N Carolina, Buzzard's Bay.
Behr Abilel Albion,
Wash 'ton, N 0, Now York.
Fehr Corinthian, Weymouth, Bangor.
Ste Central America, Aspinwall, New York.li
Barque Colin Mcßae, Liverpool, Wilminglii, NO.
Fehr N S Willetts, . N. Carolina, Now York.
Bohr Emily Word, Charleston, New York.
Behr Frances, (whaler) of N. Bedford II
Ship Floating Zephyr, Pensacola, Buenos Ayres.
Behr Guilford, Savannah, NMAMI, N P.t
Behr iteration, of Plymouth, fishing.
Barque John Parker, New Orleans, Rotterdam.
Barque John Bird, Rockland, at New Orleans.§
Brig James Wakefield, Bath, , cerdenas.
Bahr John N Calvin, lfunt'gCreek, Norfolk.
Ship Lexington, New Orleans, Liverpool.
Behr EL Scott, Bristol, Pa, Boston.
Bohr Lucinda Jane. Philadelphia, Belfast, hie. 't
Ship N. de Etubill New York, Santander ot •
Behr Minnehaba, New London, St lleloua.* ,
Behr Mary Eliza, Millvillo, N J, Westport.
Steamer Norfolk, Philadelphia, Norfolk.
Sehr New Republic, Philadelphia, Wilming'n, NO'
Bohr Ontario, Port Richmond,Boston.
fiche Ohio, ' N Brunswick, NJ, Hudson, NY.
Brig Portland, Philadelphia, Charleston. •
Schr,Pearl, of N Carolina, Buzzard's Bay.
Barque Rosalie, (Br) Boston, 'Sydney, 0 li.
Behr Rattlesnake, Kingston, Ja., Philadelphia,
Behr Robert Palmer, El izabet't,NJ, Charleston,
Brig Reveille, Jacksonville, Trinidad, Cuba,
Barque Susan,(whttlerl fat Di Bedford, Ritoneraida,
Sclellcitoolboy, Now York, Philadelphia
BrlESarah Thorudiko, StStephens,Nß Matanzas,
Brig Vermont, Picton, NS Boston,
Behr Visitor, Minltitlau, Nov Orleans,
Behr Wake, Wihreng, N 0 New York,
NEW IORIC, Oct I—Ar, ship Chas L Merwin,Rotters
dam, Aug 21st; barque ACronaut, Peckner, Turke Island
Sept 1711,; ochre Castor, liarding, Ponce (P ft) Sept
10th; Augusta, (of Harrington) Cole, klayagues; Bed
Eagle, Robbins, Charleston; II Cole, Ilarleton, Balti
more; henries, Whipple Richmond; Ii T Watson,
Ro
bins, Newborn. NO. Old, Ship John and Albert Crew
el), New Orleans; barque Mary Lucretia, Gibbs, hIolie;
brig &ilia, Crowell, Norton.
'BOSTON , Sept. Sd.—Arr barque Elizabeth Lewitt (of
Ifoston), Knapp, Archangel; Er brig lindannted,Co
meau, Turks Islands. Telegraphed—Brig Indian Queen,
from Baltimore.
Cleared—sbip John Spear, Spear, New Orleans; barques
E Yarrington, Gorham, Constantinoplo; Growler,
Pillsbury, and David Kimball, Ames, Mobile; brigs
Caroline, Gibbs, Remedios, Leontino, Bray, Port
Harvey. •
PROVIDENCE, Sept 29.—Arrived Bch Wm E Steven
son,lkfears, Watehaprigue, Va.; eels Wild Pigeon, Milli
ken, Balthnoro.
SAIED—Br barque Wm U Jenkins, Lovitt, St John
N B, to load deals for Europe; sehrs Jos Turnar,Crewell,
Norfolk; Daniel W Vaughan, Gifford, for New York, to
load for Matagorda.
CALAIS—ShI 20th, brig Boyne, Hume, Cobs.
PORTLAND-291h—Ar steamships Emperor, (Br)
Chisholm, St John, N B, via Eastport; Admiral Small.
do via do, far Boston; barque It U Knight, Lnsoomb,
Havana. Old Dr steamship Emperor,Ohisholm, St John,
N It,• brig Amine, Lewis, Alexandria.
NEWINIRYPORT—Bid 29th, brig Waverly, Haynes,
Windsor, N S.
NEW BEDFORD—Arr 29th, sehrs S Waterman, Keith,
Norfolk; Wm 11 White, Montgomery, Trenton, N Y.
Sid orbs Mary dans.
NEWPORT-1n port 20th, iA M, brig Sarah Wooster;
aches A J Ward, Robbins, from Providence for Cherry
otone, Va.
2 P M—ln port brig John Hathaway Smith, from
Bristol for Havana, detained by the desertion of some of
her crew last night; schre Mom and others. Sid schrs
Sarah Mills, Albert Thomas and A J Ward.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 28—!Arr brig Clinton, Dowhurst,
New York. At Quarrautino—U S 51 steamship Catawba,
Hawes, Havana via Key West and Savannah. Went to
een—barquo Jasper, Bennot, New York; ochre Snow
Squall, Crockett, a Northern Port; Col Satteily, Taylor,
Wilmington (NO).
SAVANNAH, Ca,, Sept. 26—Barque P W Barter, Bar=
ter, Bath, Me.; Behr N Berry, - Pendloton, Camden, Me.
Cleared steamship Augusta, Woodhull, New York; Rehm
H Clear, Bethel, Harbor Island, Bahama; Target,
Furman, New York.
MOBILE, Sept. 25—Arr Barque Victoria°, Buckley,
.from Nassau, N. P., with the cargoes of barques Edwin
and eaudford Aehern, to Mobile Insurante Co.' Brig
Jehosse, Stifles, from Mcßae.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 24—Arr eteamehip Texas,
Forbes, from Vera Cruz, 22d lust; ship Owego, Stevens,
N iv York; ship Adelaide Bell, Flag, Liverpool; barque
li rriet Hazeltine, Drinkwater, Boston; barque William
& tine, Cobb, New York; barque Wm. Henry, Young,
Matanzas; Spanish barque Mitts, Ravens; brig Taft.
lob, Roberts, Raven& Below—ship Wurteroberg, Mc-
Lellan, from' Werra 21st July, to Baxter, Lovell & Co.;
ship Muria, Greenleaf, aferryinan, from 'Liverpool July'
29th, to 3 1 , Whitney &' Co.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
OIRARD Hol7BE—Chestnut Street, below Ninth.
Andrew J George, Balt L W Badger & la, Elmira
Id Solomon, N V It M Badger, Blinks
0 J Cherey, Tons Thou 5 Ring. Miss
A BDeloach, Miss Chaa Weiss England
.1 II Helmuth, St Louis II Bldgley £ la, Del
W It Perkins, Dolt Wm H Gray, Frankfort,Ky
0 T Layton, Del C H Adams, Albany, N Y
Thou It Lewis & eon, Balt E B Gar, Va
B 0 Ger, Ye W Whitehead, U 9 N
J H Rodgers, Vs Wm B Tucker, Balt
Shrum Stevens ' Lancaster Ii iil North, Columbia
T J Slumlord, Detroit , Joe D Nichols. Columbia
B P Fillmore, N Y • J F Watkins, Va
II Snowden, Vs Col II Henderson, Tam ei
A N Curtis, Sharon, Pa D Ricketts, Louisville
8 B Deffendedrfer, Looter Alt McCoy & Is, N Y
Geo SI Lauman, Heading James Campbell, St Louis
G A Frierson, La J W Ilebler, Danville
W 0 Hoobey, Pa Dr II Correll, Tenn
Lewta Baker, Cincinnati 0 B Smith, Kentucky ,
.3 A °rallied, Va • • Mks 8 Shontlrerger, Oln . o
WM Shomberger, Cln, 0 if Nicholson MD, Florida
II M Marcus, N Y John Erwin Ale
Mrs Erwin, Ala Miss Shortridgo Ala
John A Linton, Washs 1. Goode, Was'hington
J P Strohocker, Charleston J W Bigelow, Boston
Tipton Walker. Texas Aug B Fitch, Buffalo
A J Poland & la, Chicago 111 Benson, Salem, Mass
TIV Benson, Salem, MU. W Batchelor & family, Mil
W Spear, Ala II Spear, Alamo
Mute Smith, N Y Jos Clark, N Y
i 8 It %Abe., N `I Jam ()have, Portsmouth
, Chas E lloveland, N Y It Murray, Lockport
1 Jae P Adamn & lady, 8 0 V Errlvr, Alignata, tin
1 W 0 Smith, Greensboro,tia A S Scarborough, Cis, 0
Mrs E Wentworth, Purtalt Site, 'Wentworth,. Ports'h
' 0.1 Wentworth, Portsiu'li J A Williams, Oxford '
T I Blacknall, N 0 Alias A B Meek, Ala
N BMWs, Harrisburg A .1 Pierson, N Y
' A Buchanan, Jr, Scotland EAI Moreland, Charleston
Miss E Moreland;Char'n Miss N Moreland, ChtirPn
Wm Morris, Va B Warn irk, Va
E K Harris, N Orleans Judge Pearson, Florida
P Van Schanck & la, 5 0 W A Itichanleon & la, Mass
D 8 Bryan, New Orleans Mr Whitney, Now Orleans
David Davies, New York B Hoskins, N 0
J 0 Holbrook, New York Jackson Smith, Texas
ft IV Forbes, New York Capt Smith, l'a
Win Pinkerton, Pa It D G Carroll, jr, Ma
It Moffoll, Baltimore Jos F Knapp, New York
Bobt Campbell, New York P A Goodwin, Illinois
John A Oakley New York F W Coggell, New York
ChsfrAniburg, Balt Wm' 0 Dotter, U 5 N
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth street,below Arch.
A Farrington, Herkimer, NY J A Rutherford Ilarrisb'g
W W Arndt, Pittsburgh I, ef Vance, Indianapolis
1 B McDowell, Del .1 Rowe, Greencastle, Pa
0 8 Murray, Morcersburg It M PI4II, Kansas
D Gutman, 'York, Pa A i Bowers, York, Pa
Rll Alendendall, Indiana .1 0 Leslie, Poland, Ohio
II }toucan, Poland, Ohio L Litten, Indiana
J D Oorgas, Carlisle .1 0 Porterfelan, Pa
Isaac Doan, Harrisburg Thus Mcßride' Harlemburg
T D Oran.blett, Ohio A Barnes, Ohio'
0 W Porter, Sharon, Pa S L Coin, Sharon, Pa
John Brown, Pa J Griffith, Indiana
A L Kerr, Pittsburgh Mrs L Kerr, Pittsburgh
AIM P Bigaton, Ohio Miss F M Pall, Ohio -
W Green, Md A D flank, Paradiso
P L Nichols, Paradise I Brugg, Paradise
I Brugg, Paradise J F \Yearn, Clearfield
Win Overfleld, 1:45t011. P 4 Jll Cradled, Monroe co
Jno 0 Mott,Milford Wm Young, Allatinhorg
Gdo L Derr, Tamaqua T 0 Hill, Summit Hill, Pa
II W Bonsall, Norristown Joseph Dysart, Phila
111 OGieeson, Juniata co A Fulton, Pittsburgh
A.l Brand, Pennsylvania I K Gemming, Cresson
J I) Brady, Pittsburgh J D Dayton, N Alexandria
5 Solomon, Georgia J 0 Wallace, Pennsylvania
.1 M Barton, Mt Vernon E Prince & la, Raleigh
.1 Morgan, Washington, Pa A Wolin, Bethlehem
.1 L Pulkerson, N Carolina 'A 0 Cawles, N Carolina
Wm L Martin, N Carolina JII Anderson, Virginia
0 Newton, Pennsylvania A Clary, Maryland
P .1 Nichols, Beading T at Cleary, New Castle
Mies L Robertson, Ohio A C . l ohnston, Ohio
E Denison, Ohio D Williams & Scaly, N Y
Seth McClain, Ohio J W Mohan & lady, Pa
$ A Wilson, MA J Rankin, Troy, N Y
II Hershey, Columbia Isaac Fisher, Pallas, 11l
It R Piper Harrisburg Robert S Lyon, N Y
.10 Boyer, Sweetwater N E Wandell, Wilkesbarre
H A Roes, Harrisburg JO4 B Cooper, Albany, N I
Ira Fowler, N V Bobt Allen, Albany, DI Y
P Pettobono, Wyoming, Pa
AMERICAN HOTEL—Oheatnut, below Math et.
E Sturdevant, Ot W Ii Barton, Ot
Peter Adams & al, N 0 Mies Adams, N 0
J Q Rudealll, N 0 0 W Colter, NJ
II W Hammond, Del A L Nye, Morgantown
J D Norneet, Va A El Darden, Va
B B Brett, Ye E Meredith; N Y
T Love, Phomizville Thee 0 Passitt & la, bid
IP tt Alueselman,Straeburg,Pe D ki Potte, Strasburg, Pa
Thom J Prow, Ala A J Ring, Del
G D Mooed, Phila J Pitztvater, Pitssratart'n
R Roberts, Chestnut MI ' Baml ?dant, Phila
Wea ti Bull, Phil& it Davis, Lane co, Pa
B Strobe Lane co, Pa Mrs Johnson &da, W Chest
John S h l uthey , W Oheet 1Y It Robinson, TO Y
It 8 Robinson, N Y W hi Williams, 111 ..
Theis W Little, Vs .7 W Mason, Vs
J Pretlowe, Va Wm L Ellis, Va
Gee Chandler, Del 4 A Mason, Vs
TO 0 Weeicott, bid ' H G Brother, Ohio
II Benedict, Ohio A 3 . Miller, Pa
8 Cortes, Va T Street, Balt
Mims E Douglas, W Obeet Jae W Deacon, N J
Wm It. Deacon, N J . Adam E King, Del
W E Jenkins, Va 8 Jameson, va
bl P 11111, Fort Week 8 Halsey, N J
J P Chandler, , Del
UNION lIOTEL—Arch Street, above Third.
D Black, Easton M Vaumetro, Easton
nos Duor, Bucks co, Pa A Seize, Reading
Abel Darlington, Chester coltiaml Lindsay, Pittsburgh
John Unger, Berlin, Ohio Dunlop Paxtoneaettysburg
H Aughenbaugh, Gettys'bg Wm Roller & la, Ohio '
A D Buehler, Gettysburg Mrs P L Buehler, Goltys'bg
W L Heisler, W Hansel, Easton; Pa
David Claris Easton, Pa B Thompkins, Easton, Pa
A White, Fitchburg, blase Jan p Alamo°, Masa
Jno it Larwill, Ohio 0 Bruner, N Y
"P Strang, Hoboken L L Rettig, ti
A Foil, Mt Pleasant, NO Col J Clayton & la, Del
RiptJd Clayton, & la, Del Whi Patterson, Ohio
Mrs Illgelow, Ohio Mrs McKenzie, Ohio
Mips McFall, Ohio' Miss McKeasy, Ohio
Watson, Arinah Jos Brown, Hartwell, 0
J H Wollner, Winfield, 0 AII Trugo, Lambertville ,
R Russell, 'Lancaster ' W Whiteside, Lancaster
N IL Nicholy, Ohio J H Shively, Pittsburgh
J 8 Sbreder, Pittsburgh A Bpang, Pittsburgh
Jno Heebner, Pt Carbon Wm Donaldson, Tamaqua
8 0 Eckel, Mt Pleasant 118 itois ell, Der Water flap
John Pearson, Reading, Pa Wm Mintzer, Pottstown
W J Roepper, Bethlehem Plt Writzel, Easton, Pa
Robt Oriswell, N Y (Truce, N Market, 0
We, Ii Scott. N Market, 0 Jan McCandlish, Newville
J N Ilimea, Shlppensburg L 1.1 Nyman, Md
James Moore, Bridgeton, NJ T B Robertson, ?id
- Thos Rice, OM, 0 Peter Strong, Chi, 0
Jan Price, Olu, Ohio
' • STATES UNlON—Market atreet,.above Slath.
M E Croon, Pa ' D Lamborn, Pa
Joseph 0 Walker, Pa Samuel Miller, Lebanon
John A Woods, Pa • 11M Slaymaker, Pa
P MellVain, Pa J A Fox, Cheater co
John Ward & la, N Y C Hem, Souderaburg
Wm 11.AlbrIght, York co John Oliver, Harrisburg
John relit & la, Columbia Wm U Harkness, Carlisle
N 0 Gove, Columbia A Loudon, Oumberl'd co
A G McGreier,WestmorePd T J Ruch, Columbia
A T Deemer, Carlisle A Billow, DilllCBllllloo
S Arnold, Clearfield M J Speakman, Christ , a co
Wash Sturgeon, Harrisburg B Moeyer, Harrisburg
Semi B Satoh, Harrisburg J W Sideman, Marietta "
Henry 11 Munn, Centro co Patrick Pim, Notristmen
Jos Graham, Coatesville Geri A'Brooks, Harrisburg
W A McDowell, Yale College E Shober & lady, Lancaster
Haul Sayler, Parma WLightfelt, Williamsburg
Geo Johnson, Harrisburg ' Saud Kenuey, Pottsville
d Dobson & la. Harrisburg Kirk Pew, Harriaburg
John McVey, Harrisburg Dr J Hopkins & son, Md
11Stubbi, Cacti co, Md J W Caldwell, Cecilco,Mtl
Geo P Cook', Maryland J Horner, Middletown
S Rupp, Penns J P Esdney,Peana
1 • , 0 Naugle, Renasy/Itiall
DOMESTIO PORTS
YESTERDAY
. -
BLACK BEAR INN—Merchant street, bet. Fifth.
John Boyd, Chester coiltity (leo Boyd; Chester county
J Devoe, West Chester Clarkson Mosel!), N
Mores Brinton, Pa 31 0 Mandan, Cheater co
W Shields, Midwa y , Pa AIV Ponnaytou, Rol
Pennayton, Del • Mr Dierbower, Chester co
Thos Rakestraw & In, Ohio Win I. Bake:trim & la, 0
Henry Beacham, 'Seiko co M T Hewes, Chester co
Jos L Catlett, Chester co Isane Massey, Chester co
Pauttl Sharpless, Chesteetar Thos Sharpless, Chester co
AOh en, Juniata county .1 Beerbower, Pn
Mtm P II Webb, Pn John nankin, Ohio
Isaac Oray, Ohio Jets B McDowell, Del
Jos I) Mai chank, Louisville Paces. Wichrsliam, Pn
Lewis Gauge, Chester en 11 P Underwood, New Lon-
II McHenry, New London don
Thus Purguson, Lancaster John Williamson, Chester
JP Osmond, Chester co di Cosgrove, hid
NATIONAL HOTEL, Rano street, above Third.
John M Vleit, Milford, NJ A Wilkens, N Y
0 Wilkens, N Y , T, Prank, N Y
311 Arndt. Howard ExCo II 8 Stull, lloward Ex Co
A (liven, Del , 'l' J Allkon, Del
P It 80111111 U, COillinbin, Pa Win B Tholuerhon, Pa
'r Anthony. Del Water Gap II C Wintergreen, Perryvie
(1 Neweoutb, Perryville (leo Lawton, Pittsburgh
I (leorge. Lebanon ' II 11 Price W In, Ohio
.1 T Dimon, Itoading M Reynolds, Ohio
311 McMillen, Warren en 309 T Paxton, Lane co
Jacob parr, L . lllO co Beni Groff, Latta co
Samuel lialliet, Pit j Ettritslintv, Ohlo
Jaw 11 Twiner, 01,10 11 Adams, Pottsville
Miss Adams, Pottsville 11 It nogg'. & In, Pn
Etlw Wilson, New Berlin JI) Hopi', New Berlin
Leo in Kaufman, Danville 31) Bitting & la, Rending
Jan Gnome}, Middletown t) Delimit'', Germantown
BLACK BEAR MOTEL—Third street, lib Callowhill.
Atm Buckman, Feaster, lie 141 PIS Vartichile, Feastery
.1 Vartsilsie, Feaster, file ill (I Boyer, Norristown
lF tie) men, Reeding J Miller, Bucks CO
J Muller, Norristown J SLireugood, Rending
J lirumbsch, Rending Pli Benny-der, Whiling
W R Kline, Reading J llogeland, Southampton
Wm Hogeland, Sou themptin Stet en Rhoades, Sthampt'n
Wm Young, Catasauqua Mrs Young, Cutassurpm
(I,Ludyrtek, 'Meanie A 11 Trexler, Sunbury
Piank "healer, Macungie Jesse Preinig, hreinigsville
jois T Reber, Beading 11 S Ludwig, Berko co
Airs Ludwig, Berke county
MADISON HOUSE—Second street, below Arch.
James Sharp, N J George Sharp, N J
Wm Black, N 3 Thos Brown. N J
J 3 Itaughly, Del E Bobbins, N J
J Treadwell, Del Jas M Wilkinson, Pa
Woo Bogart, N Y C ll Haines, N Y
John IY Cullen, Del T 1! Lacey, Del
J Y Buckmaster, Del Jag L Wllson, Pittsburgh
Ilt.nry May, Baltimore Edw Watson, Del
AI II Wells, Morestown, B O Bulbs, Morestown
fl 11 Morn, Philo Relit A Farron, N 1'
Henry 0 Milligan, N Y Jos ► Smith, Ohio ,
Special Noticca.
p~enmen'• 14 Irvin Fund—Office 203 Walnut
Woof, one door west of second street Receives de-
P ool lo'in `sums of One Dollar and upwards, from all
ch 65606 of the community, and [Mous interest at the rate
of the per cent, per annum.
OtßOCepen daily, from 0 until 6 o'clock, and on Mon
day and Paturday until 0 in the evening. President
PAnklin Fell; Treasurer, Oliarlea M. Mozria &ere
tug, James 8. Pringle.
bower's Infant Cordlnl.-•-Thin invaluable
(*dial is prepared from a variety of the meet choice and
efflcleat aromatics known iu medicine, and le the most
perfect and reliable carminative extant for infante and
young children.
Dy its powerful influence a speedy cure is effected to
all cases of Cloth., windy pains eel epasma. Relieves
mid mitigates much of children's suffering during denti
tion or, teething, and by its soothing properties tran
unitises pains of the bowels, looseness, vomiting, &c.
The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
atra bee been %Med in thousands of cases with the most
abpadant mouse. No family Amnia be without it.
prepared only by DeCRY A. Bowre,
At his Drug and Chemical Store,
N.E. corner of Sixth and Oreen tits., Philadelphia.
To whom ell orders must he addressed. And for sole
by Druggists generally. en 18-ly
Sawing Fund—Five Fer Cent. Interest—Ns
tidnal Safety Trust Company, in WALNUT Street, south.
west =MOT Of THIRD Street, PRILADELENIIII. Amgets
odprlkui MILLION AND A MALY OP DOLLARS, invested
intßial. ESTATE, MONTOSONS,4IIOOND RENTS, and other
iirSt class securities, as required by the charter. his
inMitution confines its business entirely to the recei
ving of money ou deposit.
the office Is open every day from It o'clock in the
m9rning until 7 o'clock in the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday evenings until 9 o'clock.
bit the 14th of September, by Rev. John McDowell,
Mi. THOMAS J. CARVER to Mine CADDIE A., eldest
, abghter of the Into J. J. N. Douglas, EN., all of this
1 .1%
in the 16th of September, by Rue. 11 8. Sparkman,
ARLES D. GREEVES to SARAN O. BOTSFORD,
both of Philadelphia.
Meatlp
On the 30th ult., EMBlA,daughter of BeimaniluE. and
Ddbornh I'. Carpenter.
Who relativea and friends of the family ere respectfully
InTlted to attend her luneral front the reridenco of her
parents, No. 722 North Tenth street, on Saturday after.
noon, et 2 o'clock, without further milieu To proceed
toVoodland. 2tS
13n the 20th ult., Mrs. MARGARET HUNTER, aged
83 years.
On the 29th ult., CULBERT DU RNETT, infant sun of
Wpt. S. and Auna Maria Pine, aged 17 months
Suddenly, en the 30th ult. of heart disease, Miss
MARY CHALMERS; in the 05th year of her age.
Ou thu 29th tilt , Mr. COURTLAND BUTLER, In the
38th year of his ago.
Ou the 29th ult., MARGARET DOUGHERTY, aged
80 years.
On the 30th ult., TIMOTHY 1., son of Nancy S. and
Hilate Timothy 1 Dyre, I a the 30th year of 61s age.
1
n Tuesday, 20th ult , Miss MARGARET JANE
0 ANEY, in the lilet year of her age.
TRFASURT DEPARIINENT,
September 23,1957.
Notice is hereby given to the holders of ntoct.e of the
United States that this Department will }imam., each
.cei3lOcites as shall be received hero, duly assigned to
thi United States, previous to the Ist day of Nom,
lief next, ut the intes heretofore offered and paid, viz .
10 per cent. premium no the loan of 1342.
per cent. premium ou loatl9 of 1317 and and 1818,
,0 per emit. premium ou iudeMoitj• .0 per emit.
stock, together with the interest nem ued in each V9ho
froln lot July.
6ortificatee of stock received here on and after the
lst k ilay,of November, until Inc thee notice shall beget en,
will be purchased at the following rates, vie
.
will
cent premium en the loan of 1842
toper eeut premium ou the loot of 1847 and 1348,
tG wr cent. premium on Texas indemnity 5 per cent.,
with the accrued interest payable thereon, respectively,
'Where certificates of stock, inscribed and tranafera
blit on the bookit or the Treasury, shall be recoised bore,
asnlgned to the United States, between the let Deem
bor. when the transfer books will be closed, and the let
of January, when the half-yearly interest in payable,
tha accrued interest for the half-year must be expressly
assigned to the United States by the stockholder, as no
Interest for the current half-year can be Included in the
settlement, but the same will be payable by the Aeslat
ant Treasurer on the Interest schedules, an heretofore.
In nil cases the purchase some will be settled in favor
of the lawful holder of the stock, who shall assign it to
the United States in the mode prescribed by the regula
tions of assignments of stock ; and remittance will he
made of the amount by draft on the assistant treasu
rers at Boston, New York, or PIA MOlOllll, at the op
tlein bf tho party in whose favor the settlement shall be
made. One day's additional Interest will be added from
the day of receipt hero for the draft to be sent by mail.
HOWELL COBB,
Secretary of the Treasury.
IL? Notice.—The undersigned, a member of
the FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY, of this city, anx
lons to contribute In come degree to promote the greater
efficiency of the fire department, proposes to present to
the Chief Director of any fire company that shall first
give water to the now engine of the Franklin Engine
Company, at a fire in the Second tire district, a GOLD
LEVER WATCH. The company cannot put their en
gine in service till after the parade, and then due notice
will be given. The undersigned desires the watch to be
fairly won, and will not deliver it if there is any dis
turbance of the public peace, or any conduct calculated
to Airing the department, of which he has for many
years been a member, in bad repute The watch may
be neon at any timo prior to the presentation, at the
house of the undersigned...
WILLIAM BYERLY,
Fourth poll Stanley streelm
113 - A Grand Mass Meeting of the Demo
cracy of the Twouty.fourth Ward will be held at Ma
nayunk, on Saturday Evening, 3d lust , at 7:4 Weisel:.
The following gentlemen have been invited, and will
be present to address the Meeting :
Hon. M. M. Phillips, 0. W. Carrigan, Esq.,
Bon. Wm. R. Witto, Joshua T. Owens, Esq.,
Ron. Thos. B. Florence," Eugene Ahern, Esq.,
DOA. R. L. Wright, Wm. A. Edwards, Esq.,
pets. Rush, Esq., Vine. L. Bradford, Esq.,
Wm. M. B. Smith, Lewis 0. Cassidy, Esq.
4. full Brass Band will be in attendance. By order of
this Committee oar Meetloge,
J. J. MORRISON, Chairman.
tuonse J. Itnotirm, Secretary. oet 2.21
ae A. Sleeting ot the Democratic Executive
Committee of the First Ward Ann be held at °Mead
710.41111:cOluskey i e, FRIDAY, October 24, at brilf•past
Beim o'clock. • HENRY STARR, Chairman.
PATRICK DaVLIN,
PRIM MAE; Seceetariem •
oct24t* JOHN MIIRTIIY, Treasurer.
Notice to Constaneea.=—The 'ship Nonpareil,
Captain Faulk, from Liverpool, is now ready to discharge
at Queen street wharf. Consignqcs will please send
their permits ou board. All goods not permitted in Live
days will be sent to public store.
oc2 THOMAS RICHARDSON & CO
trr Notlee.—A Meeting of the ere,'Hors of
JOBEPII. MoDONVELL wlll bo held at hls ittore, (wow)
No. 121 MARKET Greet, on FRIDAY EVENING, at
7X o'clock. ocl K
uzr Law Department, University of Fennell
vania.—A Term will commence on THURSDAY, Octo
ber Ist. Au introductory lecture will be delivered by
Professor Sharswood on the evening of THURSDAY,
October lst) by Professor DlcUnit on the evening of
SATURDAY, October 3d, and by Professor Miller on the
evening of MONDAY, October oth. at 8 o'clock, at the
Lecture n()0111 of the University. octl-4t
fa" The Aununl Meeting of the Contributors
of TIIE YOUNG MAN'S INSTITUTE will to) held on
MONDAY, the Lth iust , at one o'clock P.M., ut No
2.i2 Walnut street, on which occasion the Annual Report
of the Board of Trustees will be submitted, nod au
election held for the appointment of Trustees.
WM. L. RUIN,
Secretary of Board of Trustees.
Extract from the Mutates of ti Demo
cratic City Executive Committee :
Belo:1,M, That the Committee oh Town Meetings be
requested to call a Alma Meeting of the Democracy of
the County of Philadelphia, 011 MONDAY EVENING,
October Mb, et 7 o'clock, to Independence Square, to
make a suitable demonstration of opposition to the
legalizing of the suspension of specie payment
JOS. LIPPINCOTT, Chairman
.1 5.. .J 05 .
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Numlinti.,,Ns?(So cretorlen,
TEr Democratin Cllai Executive Committee.—
The Committee will meet every Tuesday and Friday af
ternoon, at 3 o'clock, at the Globe hotel.
JOM. LIPPINCOTT, Chairman.
Wm. 31, RANDALL,
Becretarlea .
.023. at
ur At a meeting of the 'Democratic City
.cutive Committee, hold on Friday, Sept. 18th, it was
Resolved. That the following town meetings be held :
SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 3d, West Philadelphia.
TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. 6t h, New Market and
trawl' street,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 7th, Pasmink road
nd Federal street.
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. Bth, Manaytink.
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 9th, Broad and Coates
treet.
SATURDAY EVENING, Oct 10th, State House Yard.
A full Brass Band will be in attendance at each meet
ng. J. J. MORRISON, Chairman.
A.O. YIIOIMON,
JOHN Recall
Joax 0. 1 d:MICI
Vioni J. BRoM, Committee on Meetings
id.lollAti.
Jag K. Wand;
try- wilco of fn. union canal company
PUMA t . 14th, H5l.—A meeting of the
etoekholdero of the Union Canal Company of Pennsyl
vania will be held at the office of the company, (Far
gnhar Bitiblings,) No. 220 WALNUT street, below
Third, on TUESDAY, October tith, otat, at 12 o'clock,
M. By order of the Board of Managero,
sels.dtoc6 0. THOMPSON. Sec'v.
PEOPLE'S TICKET.-
ECM=
WM. F. PACKER, Lycoming County
JOHN F. LINDNItittN, Horke County
JILIDGFS SLIPREHR COURT.
WM STRONG, Lterks County
JAMES THOMPSON, trio County
CITY TICKET
SENATOR.
SAMUEL 11. RANDLE.
ASSEMBLY.
JOHN C. KIRKPATRICK,
GEOROB H. ARAISTRONO,
JOSEPH R. CHURCH,
JOHN RAMSEY.
COUNTY NOMINATION
SENATOR,
DR. I. N. Id &RSELES..
ASSEMBLY.
DAVID It. McOLANE,
OLIVER EVANS,
J H AMIN,
JOSHUA T. OMENS,
A ARTHUR,
JOSEPH H. DONNELLY,
THOMAS 11. WARAND,
ABRAHAM ENGLISH,
DAVID SELLEY,
DAVID H. STYES,
JOHN H SCOTT,
GEORGE S. FOX,
JAMES J. ALLISON
MOE COURT COMMON PLEAS,
JAMES R. LUDLOW.
PROTHONOTARY DISTRICT COURT,
JOHN P. MUPADDEN.
CLERK QUARTER SESSIONS,
JOSEPH CROOKET.
REcORI , EII DEEDS,
ALBERT D. BOILEAU.
CORONER
JOHN K. FENNER. 0c2.-2w
%Inusemento
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
E. A MARSHALL Sole Lessee
POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OP THE
GRAND RONZANI BALLET TROUPE!
TDB NEW 33ALLET A COMPLETE NOCCESS.
The Artists Euthusmoirallu Chterrd.
THIS (Friday) EVENING,
October 2, 185'4 will be presented the New Ballet
in three Acts and four Scenes,
BIRIIIOIIING DI PARIGI, '
with all it, characteristic Dances, New Costumes, and
varied Decorations.
General Morin Signor D Romani
Amadoo Signor Ceechetti
Baroness Morin Signorina Ga. Pratesi
liuiseppo Signorina Teresina Prateti
Visa Wile Louise Lamoureux
Daring the Ballet, aVile L. LAMOUREUX and Sig.
F. RABATT I. Mill Dance
TWO GRAND PAS DM DEUX
PRIM OP Amtrssiox—Parquet, Dress Circle and
Balcony, Si; Family Cudle, 5Q cents; Amphitheatre,
25 cents.
The Box Office of the Academy is open from 9 A. ti.
to 5 P. 51,, for the securing of Reserved Seats and Boxes,
without extra charge,
The Ballot wilt commence at 6 precisely.
Carriages will set down heads South, and take up
hoods North.
oc2-1t TllO5. hfoICEON. Treasurer.
NATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT ST.,
near Eighth.
ADMISSION —Seats in Private Box, $1; Orchestra
Chairs, 71 cents' Dress Circle and Parquet, 50 cents;
Family Circle, 25 cents. Doors open at 7. To commence
at 7,3 i o'clock.
Box Office open from 10 to 4 o'clock, when seats can
be secured.
Stare Manager Mr. H. Watkins
BENEFIT OF THE DISTINGUISHED TRAGEDIAN
AND COMEDIAN. MR. J. E MURDOCH.
THIS (Friday) EVENING, Oet. 2, will be presented
the beautiful comedy of
ELDER BROTHER, OR LOVE MAKES THE MAN
°harks Mr J. E. Murdoch
Angelina Mrs. Hudson Kirby
To conclude with the Three Act Comedy of
THE DRAMATIST, OR, DIE ALL, DIE NOBLY
Vapid ...Mr. J,. E. Murdoch
Lady Wanton Mrs II Muzzy
WHEATLEY'B ARCH ST. THEATRE.
—Sole Lessee W. WHEATLEY.
Bolus OF Pamit.—Orchestra Stalls, 60 cants; Dram
Circle (no extra charge for Secured Seats), GO cent;;
Family Circle and Amphitheatre 25 cents; Seats In Pri
vate boxes, 75 cents ; Whole Private Box, 53; Gallery,
13 coots; Gallery for Colored Persona, 25 cents; Pri
vate Box in Gallery for Colored Persona, 38 canto.
Dos. Office open from 10 A M. until 3 P. M. Doors
open at quarter before 7, performance to continence
quarter past 7.
J. M. B.MTIITTON Treasurer.
THIS (Friday) EVENING, Oct. 2, will be presented,
for the fourth time, the last great lilt, by Tom Taylor,
Esq , author of " Still Water boos Deep," entitred the
VICTIMS.
Mr Merryweather, a Stock Broker Mr. Dolman
Mr. Herbert Fitzherbert .. Mr Wheatley
Mrs. Merryweather.. Mra. E. L. Davenport
Mrs. Fitzherbert Mrs D. P. Bowers
To conclude with, fifth time, Plauche'a Beautiful
bo
meotic Drama of
THE BRIGAND
llosendro Massaroef
Maria 0 razie
WALNUT STREET TREATRE.—Les
.ee, Mr. E A Marshall ; Stage Manager, Mr.
John Sefton Prices.—Dross Circle and l'areuette, 55
cents; Tipper Circle, 25 ceuta; Private Box and Orchestra
Seats, 76 cents. Box Office open from 9 o'clock A. AI
to 3 P. 51. Doors (*isnot T o'clock; performance to com
mence at 73g.
Only Night of tke New York Stars, from WaNeck's
Theatre, New York.
THIS (Friday) EVENING, Oct. 2, the performance
will commence with Shrikspeara'a Comedy of
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
Benedick Mr. Waßack Lester
Beatrice Mrs Licpay
During the evening Mr. Chaplin. will Mug the Comic
gong of "Robinson Crusoo," sung by him Three Times
on IYetinesday Night last. .
Concluding with, second time this season, the Laughs-
ble iarea, by Kenny. enßlliql
BURIED ALIVE.
Billy Bowl.°ll
Irz3 .....
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-E
A MARSHALL, Sole Lessee.
OPEN INti
OF TIM
ITALIAN OPERA SEASON,
MONDAY EVENING, Ortotar M/1,180
And re-appearance of the former
GALAXY OF FAVORITES,
MADAME M GAZZANIO A,
SIGNOR DRIONOLI,
SIGNOR AMODIO,
SIGNOR COLETTI.
In accordance with The general wish of theenbacribers
to the forthcoming season. Vert'Pa popular Opera of
LA. ,TRAVIATA.
will be pre+ented upon that occasion, but
Pevitively for that Evening Only,
3.4 the requirements incideutel to the
NEW OPERAS
now In preparation for the debut of the various
EMINENT ARTISTS
recently arrived from Europe,and engaged for this ea
tablishment, will preclude a repetition.
Mueteal Director end Conductor, MAx. MARKTZEK •
Pam or ADMISSION :—Parquotto Drees Circle, and
Balcony, $ 1; Family Circle, 50 mite ; Amphitheatre,
25 cent.'
rig - The Box Office of the Academy Is open from 9 A.
M. to 5 P. M., for the secursug of Reserved Sesta and
Boxes, without extra charge.
Treasurer Mr. T. MaKam
The Opera will commence at ti precisely.
irr Carriages will set dosru boa& South, and take up
heads North. oc2-2t
T HOMEIIPS VARIETIES,
FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets,
Entrance on Chestnut street.
Sf ITE PAM VISITE:HS—TAKE NOTICE :
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS EVERY
EVENING THIS WEEK.
. .
Comprising a most diversified and pleasing
MUSICAL AND TERPSICHOREAN NIELANtir,
Commencing at 7%. Admission, 10 cents.
se29-fit
IANPORD's OPERA HOUSE—
K. - 1 ELEVENTH Street, above Chestnut
Doors open at IS o'clock—to commence at 8
Admittance 26 curds
SANFORD'S OPERA TROUPE
In their Operatic Entertainments, introducing all the
latest Soaps. Glom Choruses, Dances, &a , concluding
each eNoning with a
LAUGHABLE BURLESQUE.
sold-lm
WHAT IS VERY SELDOM FOUND
0011 SALE—A full half acres of LAND in the
village of Benedict, on the Patuxent liner, Charles
County, Md It is in the heart of said village—extend
ing to the river with about 60 feet of beach as an outlet;
on this outlet is a Steamboat Wharf, which can be put
under rent after this year; three freak)) steamboats to
and from Baltimore use this wharf, and three vessels
would cheerfully pay wharfage for use of same. This
property one sold by an act of our Legislature. I be
came the purchaser with a view of carrying on a
foundry, blacksmithing, wagon and cart making, oyster
saloomng, pickling oysters, merchandising, lumberyard
ing, &c., and to erect several buildings for annual rent.
It is one of the greatest openings in the United States
for everything of this kind. Charles,Prince George's,
St. Mary's, and Calvert Counties call oudly for it, and
would patronise almost exclusively. It in the shipping
depot of this part of Charles county, and it is hard to
estimate the extent of shipping, &e., to and from Balti
more, carried en through this place annually. Often it
is a perfect thoroughfare. Oysters can be had of the
very best Mud for ten cents per bushel, or raked up from
their inexhaustible beds by vessel loads for nothing;
fish of all kinds are at the door the year round ; crabs
and turtle plentiful in their season, and the cost of a
family living in this place is but nominal.
Indeed, the value of this property cannot well be de
'scribed. There ere no buildings except the large square
county tobacco win ehouse, an office and one small house.
I am a large planter ten miles off, and iu delicate health,
becoming more and more ro, otherwise no person could
buy this property. Terms made to suit the purchaser
or purchasers. Baltimore two-thirds of a day's jour
ney br steamboats from Benedict. Persons wishing to
install themselves in a road leading directly to fortune
can write tome, and I will meet them at their appointed
time on said property; then they will see that I have
tailed to do justice to said property iu noticing it as I
have. They can leave Baltimore by Wednesday morning
or Saturday morning steamers, and reach Benedict early
in the evening. Direct your letters to
ALFRED W. GARDINER,
°ea-tit Bryantown, Charles Co., Maryland.
JOHN B. STRYKER, JR,
Wholesale Dealer in
AUOTION DRY ROODS.
N 0.12 BANK Street, Philadelphia. eetl-2m
V"ITERS TO THE AGRICULTURAL
FAIR,
should not forget to call at
OAKPORD'2,
and procure one of their
TIMEX DOLLAR HATS,
or a One Soft flat at 8160. Children's new styles of
lIA.TS AND CAPS.
Sets of Furs front 16 upwards, at
624 CHESTNUT Street,
re 30-4 t below Seventh
91REASURER '8 DEPARTMENT, PENN
BYLYANI RAILROAD COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA, September 28th, 1881.
NOTICE.—The Coupons for Interest on the 2d Mort
gage Bonds of the Company, due on lat proximo, will
be pall on presentation at the office at any time on or
after that date. THOS. T. FIRTH,
eepBo.st Treaaurer.
MOSS -17 bales Carolina Moils, for sale by
MARTIN k 1160ALI8TNR,
aul 115 North Water Street.
Ali Wimp
NIES. E. MOULSON, 91,8 Chestnut street,
will open beautiful Millinery on Fliday. Bank
notes taken at par. octi-2t*
OPENING,
THOMAS MORGAN,
NO. 138 NORTH NINTH STREET,
Will open on THURSDAY, October Ist, a large and
splendid selection of
FALL MILLINERY, FRENCH FLOWERS, RIIIIIONS,
, &e.
The Ladies are respeetfully invited to call.
aepBO-St
THOMAS k SONS,
11.1* Nod, 130 aul 141 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, Ac.
Public Sales at the Philadelphia Exchange every
Tuesday Evening.
in- Handbill,. of each property issued separately, in
adhtton to which we pubhsh on the Saturday precious
to each sale one thou and catalogues na plutpltlet form,
giving roll description.; of all the property to be sold on
the following Tut,,day.
Ifs FURNITURE SALES AT THE AUCTION
STORE every Thursday morning.
ItEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
1 W e hal e a large amount of Real Estate at Pri
vate Sale, includiog every description of City and
Country property. Printed Mate may be had at the
Auction Store
PRIVATE SALE REGISTER.
' f Real Estate entered ou our Private Sale Re
gister, are advertised oceacionally in nur Public Sale
tbstraete, (of which 1,000 cop.:, are griut..,l weekly.)
fret) el charge,
PEREMPTORY SALE-500 FRARES UNION CANAL
On 'T nenday evening.
oth ()atelier, at 7 o'clock, at the Philadelphia Ex
change, without reserve, for account of whom it may
concern
-500 shares protected six per cant. stock of the Union
Canal Company of Penney Wuxi.% Par $5O. with power
of attorney for transfer endorsed
ti shares American Academy of Music,
do Philadelphia and Savannah Steamship Co
I do Point Breeze Park Association.
do Philadelphia Library, Philadelphia Atha
amain, and Alercantilo Libraries.
BANK STOCKS
Also, 42 shares City Batik. Par 550, full paid.
- 40 shares Commerci►l Bask. Yat $5O. 5 25 paid.
TENTII FALL SALE, 6th OP OCTOBER, AT TILE
. This sale will include— ,
HANDSOME RESIDENCE, WITH SIDE YARD.
Handsome modern Residence, with side yard, south
side of Washington street, first house east of Seven
teenth street. It is just finished iu handsome modern
style. Immediate possession- P 2590 may remain as
the property,
NEAT MODERN RESIDENCE.
Nest moderaßesalooce,No. 718 Buttonwood street,
east of Delaware Eighth reet. Immediate possession.
~,
DW.ELLIAB, BRANKiORD ROAD.
New three-story brick dwelling, No. .129 frankford
Road, above Bedford Street, with three-story frame
dwelling in the rear.
RESTAURANT AND DIVELLINO.
Three-story brick restaurant and dwelling, S E. cor
per Second and Shippen Streets.
BRIM BAKERY—ADJOINING.
Also, s brick bakery adjoining the above, fronting on
Ehippen Street
SEVEN THREE-STORY BRICK DIVELLINCIS.
Seven throe-etory brick dwellings Camilla Street, be-
Avieen 11th and 12th, and Carpenter and Prime Street..
They will be sold separately.
MODERN RESIDENCE, SOUTH ELEVENTH ST.
Neat modern residence, west side of Eleventh Street,
south of Pine Street.
HANDSOME MODERN STORE AND DWELLING.
Three-story brick store awl dwelling, southeast cor
ner of 11th and Washington Streets, (late Spring Gar
den ) It is handsomely built and finished for a store
and dwelling
PEREMPTORY SALE—HANDSOME NEW RES I -
Also, the handsome new residence, with side yard,and
replete with all modern convenience.s, west side, North
Seventh Street, first house south of Thompson Street.
Sale positive
Neat modern dwelling, No 335 North Twelfth Street,
between Carlton and Callowhill streets
A two-story frame Dwelling, south-east corner Front
and Phcenix streel..4, with three two-story frame Dwell
ings in the rear.
VALUABLE FARM—DELAWARE CO., PA.
Valuable farm, 185 acres, Bethel township, Delaware
county Penna., about three miles from Claymont, and
four miles from Manua Hook.
ELEVENTH FALL SALE, 20th OCTOBER
This sale will include—
Valuable Property, knave as the Port Prolideure Axe
and Edge Tool Factory, on the Schuylkill Canal, oppo
site Phoenixville.
ELEGANT MODERN RESIDENCE, Ire
Elegant modern residence and officei, N W. corner of
Thirteenth and Arch streets 25 feet front on Arch
street, 125 feet on Thirteenth street.
Orphans' Court Sale.
ESTATE OF DAVID LEIIMAN. DEC'D
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
„ .
Valuable Real Estate, St John street, betweeu Green
and Coates Streets—several messuages, and lot 37 feet
8 inches front
BUSINESS STAND.
Three-story Brick Store and Dwethng, N. W. corner
Eleventh anti Christian streets. Sale absoluie.
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SUPERIOR FURNITURE, MIRRORS, VELVET CAR
PETS, FINE ENGRAVINGS, &c.
On Monday morning,
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October sth, at 10 o'cloCk, by catalogue, at No. 13
8.120111 street, above Seventh street, the soperi or house
hold furniture, nutters, carpets, Ace.
ID- The Cabinet Furniture was made by Geo. J.
lleukels ' has been well kept, and is in excellent order.
is * V May be examined on the morning of sale at S
o '
'Sale Nos. 139 and 141 South Fourth Street
SUPERIOR FURNITNRE, MIRRORS. PIANO
FORTES, 131IUSSELS CARPETS, &c.
On Thursday Morning,
At 9 o'clock, at the Auction Store an extensive assort
meat of excellent second-hand furniture, mirrors, piano
forte, carpets, he , from families declining housekeep
ing.
Mr. E. L Davenport
Mies A Oruiee
FIRST-CLASS STORE FOR RENT
The large now FIVE-STORY STORE, No. 240 MAR
KET street, East of Third street, 23 feet front, 202 feet
in depth, with a side front on Riddle's alley—brown
stone front—built and finished in the beat and most
substantial manner, with every modern convenience—
furnaces to heat the entire building throughout—fire
Proof Safes, Water Closets: Hoisting Machines, &c-
Well adapted for a large Auction or Commission House
WOLBERT & SCOTT, AUCTIONEERS,
431 CHESTNUT Street, opposite the Custom
House. between Fourth and Filth Streets.
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO WITH MELO
DEON • ATTACHMENT, IN ROSEWOOD CASE,
LOIN. RIVER STYLE. . ,
This Morning,
At 10 o'clock precisely, we will sell one elegant seven
octavo piano, with melodeon attachment, two rows of
keys, with pedals awl swan, in rosewood case; style
Louis XlYth, elegantly finished at an expense of $l.OOO,
for a gentleman of this city. The instrument is particu
larly adapted for secular or snored music, and is worthy
special attention. Sale positive.
CARD—We invite the early and particular attention
of the trade and all dealers, to the extensive perempto
ry Bale of Embroideries, Millinery floods, Germantown
Hatt tioods, *dyer Plated W.re, coid Jewelry - , Rubber
and Dorn Combs, French Artlticials. Laces, Ribbons,
[foolery and Gloves, etc., he ,to be held at our store
THIS DAY, for cash. commencing at 10 o'clock pre-
cisely, Included will be found. viz:
•
Mr. Cbapinan
Nallia
WRENCH EMBROIDERIES. FINEST OFFERED THIS
Aiso, Embroidered linen cambric handkerchiefs, all
grades.
Also, 200 cartons French artificial:l.
Also, Men's, women's, and hosiery and gloves,
wool, silk and cotton
Also, Au elegant assortment Germantown knit goods
Also, Thread laces, cambric floancings and inserting..
Also, At commencement of sale, a valuable ins owe , of
best quality silver plated ware, sold to close a partner
ship concern, consisting of rich tea setts, castors, but
ter knives, table and dessert spoons, table and dessert
locks, Ac.
Also, 250 lota gold jewelry, comprising a general
variety, ouch as breastpins, finger-rings, ear-drops, be.
Also, 000 dozen hest quality horn dressing combs.
Also, 300 yards colored damasks suitable for pew
linings.
Also, Au invoke of gent's lined buck gloi es and riding
gauntlets, ladies' silk and wool gloves, mitts, Ac.
The whole embracing a mast desirable assortment of
staple and fancy articles of quick sale, are now arranged
for examination with catalogues, and are worthy the
particular attention of every dealer who has money to
invest In goods certain to return a profit
SALE OF EMBROIDERIES AND MILLINERY GOODS
GLOVES, HOSIERY GOODS. R.
This Morning.
Friday, October 2d, commencing at 10 o'clock pre
cisely, we will sell by catalogue, without reserre, a
large and valuable assortment of choice Freud' and
Scotch Embroideries and Mtllmery Goods
Also, Ladles' and gents' Silk and Back Gloves, En
glish Hosiery {foods, ALso, 200 cartons French
Axtificials, Ostnch Feathers. Jct.
VALUABLE STOOK OF FINE EMBROIDERIES,
HOSIERY, Ac.
Also, will be added to sale thus morning, a large
and valuable stock of Fine French Embroideries, Ele
gant Thread Laces, Bonnet TOMMitI2 Ribbons .
Also, a valuable assortment of Men's and Women's
Hosiery and Gloves
Also, Bliss.' and Children's Merino and Lamb's Wool
Hose and Half Hose, embracing souse of the molt &st
rafe goods In the market
VALUABLE STOCK—SILVER PLATED WARE.
Thri Morning
At commencement of, sale, will be offered the
balance of stock to close a partnership concern, con
sisting of Teat Sets, best silver plated ; do embossed do;
Castors do.
Alto, Dessert spoons, tolde spoons, butter knives, de,
sort forks, tea spoons, table forks, fr.e., &c.
May be tsamlned early on morning of sale.
MOSES N A.T H A N S, AUCTIONEER
.LIJL AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, S. E. corner
SIXTH end RAGE Streets.
NOTICE.—AII persons having goods forfeited at the
office S. E. corner of 6th and Race streets, are requested
to call and pay charges and renew their tickets, other
wise they will be sold on WEDNESDAY MORNING
next. OCTOBER the 7th at 10 o'clock, by
MOSES NATHAN'S, Auctioneer,
8. E. corner of oth and Race streets.
LARGE SALE OF FORFEITED GOODS, BY ORDER
OF JOHN WEBB, Broker, at MOSES NATHAN'S Auc
tion Store, S. E. corner oth and Race streets, on WED
NESDAY htORNING next, OCTOBER the 7th, 1857, at
1.0 o'clock, at atles-zoom second story. Entrance from
Race street.
The Goods will be arranged and open for Examination
on the afternoon of Tuesday, the day before the sale.
Consisting in part of Watches, Jewelry, /cc , vie.
gold hunting -case, double-case, double-bottom and open
laced English patent lever watches, of the very best and
most approved makers, the moat of them full 18 karat
gold; gold escapement patent lever watches hunting
cases and open-face, beat makers, 18 karat gold cases,
gold lepine watches in hunting-cases and open-face,
most of them very line, 18 karat cases; gold Swiss and
French watches, silver English lever watches of the
most approved makers,in hunting-cases double-csses.aud
open-face, silver escapement lever and lepine watches of
beet makers, silver double-ease, hooting-case, and open
face watches, duplex and quartier watches, film gold
neck, fob, and vest chains, fine gold curb chains, tine
gold medallions, fine gold peucil-cases and pens, floe
gold ear-rings, breastpins and finger-rings, Urge seal
rings, fine gold bracelets, nett of knives, forks, and
spoons, In ease, silver plate, plated forks and spoons,
portmonnaies, fine gold charms, seals, and keys, silver
medals, gold sieeve-buttons, gold studs, gold thimbles,
and numerous other articles of jewelry.
Ha"
Watch-makers, jewellers, dealers, the trade gen
erally, and private purchasers, are respectfully ins ited
to attend this sale, as every article will positively be
sold without the least reserve whatever, for cash.
Sales Room Second story. Entrance from Race street.
AT PRIVATE SALE—Ciold and silver patent lever,
Lepine, English, Swiss, and French watches, jewelry,
of every description, musical instruments, km., .k.e.
AT PRIVATE SALE—Arranged on, second floor,
household furniture, Of every description, beds, mat
tresses, carpeting, looking glasses, fancy articles, Ac.,
Ac ,
Out-door sales attended to personally by the Auction
eer Charges very low. Consignments of turniture.
clothing, jewelry, ,kc Ac. solicited.
NATHAN'S PRINCIPAL LOAN OFFICE,
S. E. Corner of Sixth and Race Streets,
Where money will be loaned ou gold and silver plate
Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Clothing, Dry Goods,
Groceries, Segars, Hardware. Cutlery, Furniture, Bed
ding, Horses, Vehicles, Harness, Stocks, and on all ar
tidies of value for any length of rune agreed on, ou more
satisfactory and liberal terms than at any other estab
lishment [sob] M. NATHANS,
NATHAN'S great solo of FORFEITED GOODS will
take place in a few days. Due !elms will be given
palfill'S great sale of forfeited Watches, Jewelry,
Guns, Pistols, Musical Instruments , Ac., will take place
shortly. Duo notice will be given.
WEBB'S great sale of Dry Goode, Clothing, Bedding,
ate , being forfeited collateral!, will take place shortly.
Duo notice will be given.
JOHN BAYLIS, AUCTIONEER—No. 325
ARCH Street, between Third *tad Fourth Streets.
SALES EVERT RVENINO, at 7 o'clock,
Of Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Cutlery, Watches, Sew
elry; Hosiery, Whips, Trunks, Fancy Goods, Notions
N. 8.--Out=door sates attended to Alt goods sold at
tho Auction If ma° packed.
GEORGE W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER,
N. IL corner of DAIMON nd SOUTH Street.,
above Second.
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EVENING SALES.
. 13111:89 EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,I
At 7X o'clock, at the Auction Store, of Hardware Elea
buy, Ilowlekeeping Articles, Olotheng , Watches, Jewel
ry, Fancy Articles, it 0,
.sales bn Audio!'
(Formerly NOII, ta and 6.)
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NEST DWELLIMI
FOUR FR.kslli DWELLD:US
Sale No. 13 Sausorre greet
gales, byrA.ttrtiz'
TAMES A. FREW , ' AN, AUCTIONEER,
cir
O. ea WALNUT STREET, lapse FOURTH.
CARD—SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-11TM-
We beg leave to inform the publie that we hold
our regular weekly sales of Furniture every Tuesday, at
our SPACIOUS SALES ROOM, NO. 106 WALNUT
STREET, where every possible attention Le given to oh-
Min the highest prises for the goods of those who may
Livor us with emmigumenta. Families harineportions of
their furniture to dispose of, or those declining house
keeping and not wishing sales at their .own dwellings,
can have their furniture CAREFITLLY REMOVED TO
OUR SALES ROOM, WHERE THEY WILL REALIZE
BETTER PRICES FOR THEIR FURNITURE THAN
THEY CAN OBTAIN FROM ANY OF THE FURNI
TURE DEALERS OR ANY OTITER.AL'CTION STORE
IN TUB CITY.
11:?' Persons faroring us with consignments tan rest
ssured that their property will not be swami
Ty- Commissions more moderate than those charged
y any other Auction hones in the city.
ID -- • Consignments respectfully solicited.
dales paid immediately atter the goods are sold.
REAL ESTATE SALE, October I.
Thin aide will Include—
Executore Absolute Sale—Estate or Lydia and Susanna
Wills, deceased.
WELL-SECURED GROUND RENTS.
2 old Irredeemable (Iround Rents, 518 each.
I 44 "
ID" SW to be paid on each of the above when the
same is struck off.
KIEMI
ID— A three-story Brick Dwelling, with two-story
brick beck building. 195 North Ninth street, above
Wood street. Bent $.lOO per annum. Apply at the Auc
tion Store.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
A first-class Printing Office, with a good run of busi
ness, four printing presses, two Ruggles and one Adams.
Type and everything necessary for the business. Apply
at the Auction Store.
SAMUEL NATILANS, AUCTIONEER,
and MONEY LOAN OFFICE, No. 112 South
THIRD Street, below Walnut, opposite Pear at., only
eight doors below the Yaehange.
Hours or business from 7 o'clock, A. M., until 10
o'clock in the evening.
Out-door sales, and sales at the Auction Rouse, at:
tended upon the most satisfactory terms.
CAPITAL =O,OOO,
Established far the last Thirty Years.
Advances made from one dollar to thousands on Dia
monde, Silver Plate, Watches, Jewelry, Hardware. Odor
thandize, Clothing, /furniture, Bedding, Cigars, Musical
Instruments, Guns, Horsed, Carriages, and Goode of
every description: .
All goode can remain any length at time agreed
upon.
All armlets, from one hundred dollars and upwards
will be charged 2 per cent. per month; $5OO and over,
the lowest market rate.
This store House having a depth of 120 feet, has large
fire and thief-proof vaults to store all valuables, and pri
vate watchmen for the premises- also, a heavy 'WU
ranee effeeted for the benefit of all persona having goods
advanced. upon.
N. B.—On account of having an unlimited Capital,
this office L prepared to mate a:trances on more satis
factory and accommodating tame than any other in
this city.
Money advanced to the poor, in small amounts, with
out any charge.
AT PRIVATE BALE.
Qold Patent Lever and other Watches, Jewelry., end
Clothing will be sold at reduced prices. anlly
Qf btt c ational.
IRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERA
TIIRE.—PROFERSOR GERARD, A. M., late
Consular Agent of Ranee, and formerly Professor in
Trinity College, HtlrifoTil, Ct., and author of several
works to facilitate a prompt acquirement:of the .Frenels
language, is now prepared to give instruction to ladies
at their own residences, in the mornings, from 9to 2
o'clock, and to gentlemen, at his study, No. MOM
CHESTNUT Street, from 4 to 9 P. M.
N. B.—Particular attention will be raid to ladies and
gentlemen intending to visit Europe,:as to conversation
in Renck.
LE7- For particulars, please sell on Prof. (1. for •
CIRCULAR, No.looB CHESTNUT Street, above Troth,
third Mary, front room, from 4to 9 P.M- oel-lsria
PROFESSOR SAUNDERS' MISTIME,
WEST PHILADELPHIA.
No Seminary whatever is more like a private family:
The course of study is extensive and thorough. Pro
feesor Saunders will receive a few more pupals wrier_
fourteen years of age into his family. Enquire of
Hews. S. S. Silver and Mathew Newkirk, or Col. J. W.
Forney, Editor of this Paper, whose sons or wards are
now members of his family. septle-tf
MISS BONNEY AND MISS DILLA.YE
MISS
wiLL BS-OPSH their BOANDLNG AND DAY
SCHOOL at 1615 CHISTNCT Street, on MONDAY, Sep
tember 14th.
ILYSSItINCEB
Here. H. A. Boardman, D. D., Philadelphia; David
Malin. do; O. Wadsworth, D. D., do; M. G. Clark. do;
J. Newton Brown, D. D., do; Wen. B. Jacobs, do; Wm.
Blackwood; D. D., do; A. Converse, D. D., do- John
Leyburn, D. D., do; James H. Cuthbert, do; Wm. T.
Brantley, D D.. do; E. B. Cheney, do; William Brad
foid, 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. Hein ton, North
East, New York; Thomas Bambant, C Georgia;
Howard Hideout, D. D. Lewisburg, Pennsylvania; John
S. Hart, LL. D., Philadelphia; Paul T. Jones, Esq., do;
Col. A. Q. Waterman, do; Cooper Monis, M.D., do;
Robert A. Ezell, Esq., Harebell, Tow; John B. Sem
ple, Esq., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; James Edmunds,
Eaq., do, do; George W. Jackson, Esq., do, do; John H.
Raymond, LL D., Brooklyn, New York; Maroon Bray
ton, Su, Chicago; Hon. George W. Bradford , Homer,
New York; Stephen D. Dittlye, Esq., New York city;
Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, Binghamton, New York. •
sepe-lm
VRITTENDEN 3B PHILADELPHIA COX
SIMICIAL COLLEGE, S. E. corner of SEVENTH
and CHESTNUT Streets, Second and Third Stories.
BOOK-KEEPINII. PENMANSHIP, every style.
COMMERCIAL LAWS AND FORMS.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.
LECTURES, &c.
Bach Student has individual instraethm from compe
tent awl attentive Teachers, under the immediate
=pannier' of the Principal.
One of the But Penmen in the Country ha chug* of
the Writing Department.
Please all and as. Specimen and get a Catalogue of
Terms, /Co. ' se3 las
1/E.MAN ALLEN, A. N. is prepared. to
receive a limited number of Pupils on the Vl*lici,
or on the Piano, and to play Violin parts or ax oyn peas
mends with advanced pianists. Apply at the raildemcs
of his father, Professor ALLEN, No. 21.6 South Seven
teenth Street. Cirenbsre, with terms and references,
at D. ANDRE & Co.'s, No. 1104 Chestnut St. sel-Ito4
SIIPPLEE'S INSTITUTE FOR 'romp.
LADIES, (boarding AM. day pupil,) N. W. eproex
ELEVENTH' and GREEN Street& Fifth union will
vppP~ on Oc-ptembar 7th. Beat, reference Veen, ill
elwlltig all present and former patrons. azas-tt
QPRING GARDEN ACADEMY FOR
PO , YOUNG MEN AND BOYS, N. E. corner .EIGHTH
and BUTTONWOOD streets. Professors of the highest
quallßeations employed. Catalogues containing full
particulars, pupils' names, testimonials, &c., can be
had on application.
an2.5-tt F. DONLRAVY LONG-, Principal.
HALL OP ST. JAMES THE. LESS,
ffi.J. PHILADELPHIA.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Her B. R. Swims, Rzcio*.
The Annual Session will begin on TUESDAY, Sep
toffiber I.
Circulars may be obtained et the Book Store of U.
HOOKER, 8. W. corner EIGHTH end CHESTNUT or
of the Rector, Poet Office, Fa ll s of Schuylkill, Philo,
dolphin. nun-6m
MRS. BARTON's BOAR DING AND
DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADLES, No. 1929
CHESTNUT St., below Twentieth, will re-open on the
SECOND MONDAY In September. anl9-61r*
NOTHING SO NEEDFUL TO ENABLE
persons, male and female, to gains skim of this
world's goods and comforts as a
BIIiiRiESS EDUCATION
LXIDY BROTHERS' BIiSINESS ACADEMY,
Nos. 148 and 150 SIXTH Street, near RAGE,
will re-open on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Ist, for tall
and winter Studies, embracing a knowledge of
WRITING, BOOR-KEEPLN4 AND ARITHMETIC
by ?simplified methods, in a short time.
THE LEIDY'S take pleasure in saying, that during
the past year a large number of persons acquired
BUSINESS EDUOATlON,ensbling many to secure pro-
Stable situations, and otbera to prosecute their business
operations successfully. ati22-3m.
Gentlemen's furnis4ing (boobs
R
IiV I II N B C s H .2 E F VE S.3I _
_ SfINGS BCI9OI7, GEand pNAT
TEKT
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANTITAC I PORY, No. 795
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Philadelphia.
The attention of Southern and Western Merchants, and
Strangers, is particularly Invited to this improved cut of
Shirts, the most perfectjltting article made. At whole
sale and retail, and made to order. aus-lyif
(211 R AR .7
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IRARD FIRE AND MARINE INSUR-
X /diem COMPANY, PHILADELPRIA—CMS, No_
SO2WALNUT street, we of THIRD.
~ inn RISKS ONLY idiglN. ,,
wszoreas.
Wm. IL Swain, her. Walker,
John Anspach; Jr., Jno. McClure,
H. N. Burroughs, - Tho. Graven,
J. B. Hughes, , A. S. Gillett,
P. D. Shennan, Furman Sheppard,
Win. P. Hacker, &sal. Jones, U.S.,
J. P. Steiner, Joseph Klapp, M. D.
H. A. Shackelford,
Hon. Jen JONES; President.
Ron. 0. W. WOODWARD, Vice President.
Jno. S. Mollotaas, Secretary.
Isaias B. ALTOID, Assistant Secretary. and-Bm-if
4AVING FUND.-lINITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, corner of THIRD and CHEST
NUT Streets.
Large and small some received, and paid back on de
mand, without notice, with FIVE PER CENT LYTED
EST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Office boars, from 9 until 5 o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from T until 9 o'clock.
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from £1 upwards.
President—STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD.
Treasurer—PLlNY FISK.
Teller—JAMES R HUNTER
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.-
FANCY AND STAPLE.
:NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY,
J. G. ItAxwELL it SON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES
1026 CHESTNUT Street, four doors below Elerenth
And 115 S. SECOND St., below Spruce.
PACTORIES.—Nos. 95 and 97 GEORGE St , below
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Union.
Orders made at a few boon' notice.
B,
W. TINGLEY & CO., BANKERS
/• No. 97 South THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
COLLECTIONS promptly made on all accessible points
in the United States and Canada.
Stocks, Bonds, Ore , Bought and Sold on Commission.
Inscurrent Bank Notes, Checks, to., bought at the
lowest rates.
Deposits recelsell and Interest allowed, as p er agree
ment. and em
BALE ROPE.—Buyers are invited to call
and examine our Manila Bsle Rope, which we can
can sell as low as American, and warrant it superior in
strength and durability.
WEAVER, FITLER & CO.,
No 23 N. Water et. and 22 N Wbarred
MANILLA ROPE-SUPERIOR MA
/AA. NILLA ROPE, manufactured and for sale by
'WEAVER, PITLER & CO.,
iinti-tr N Water a t, and N
HOTEL AND SUMMER RANGES.—.
Sold by CIIADWION 1 DllO , 202 N. SECOND St.
sti,V.S-State
NIOX TO CONSIGNEES.—The ship
STALWART, Capt. A. H. Lucas, from Liverpool.
is now dinothis log thder§eneral order at Almond street
wharf. CIF itifficialease attend to receipt of
their goods. *HOS. RICHARDSON dc. CO.
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DAVID 31. HOGA.N, BLA.NK. BOOK
it 3trinufacturer, Stationer and Printer, No. 41S
WALNUT street, betweenrourth and fifth, Philadel
phia ea-1m
lIP c GREGOR HOT—AIR FURNACES.
Sold by CHADWICK & BRO., SECOND Street,
first door above Race. attalS-Stricia.
THOMAS E. BAXTER.-HARDWARE;
CUTLERY AND TOOLS, No. 910 ELLRKST
bore Ninth, [ninth side, Philadelphia. an 1-61 in
CONGRESS RANGE.—SOLD BY CHAD
WICK & BRO., N 0.202 N. SECOND Street.
sualfi•Amon
eARRETT'S GYMNASIIIM,SPARRINQ
AND FENCINQ ECHOOL ncw open. pe24-7t*
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