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- -Geportid: for We prem.
Oebals—Scht: N H liali, , Lord-430,000 lathe 24,000
pickets a:hump & Sons' ‘•'
Vfnattocurost-,-, Sabi:Sea Boner, Germ-117,311 feet
'lamber;MTrarogA Bowl.
- Sr do9*.r-Sahrifiei lark Packet, ,Ohurc).-100,009
Gaekill to Galvin,
flaVass=litig Geo Whitue;y;--1430 hoses sugar, 1 coos
vegan, John Muon & Cor 80,300 Leegars, Lawrence
Thompson & 0°14%009d0 10 d Webb,• 42,000 do 0 Tete;
10,00044,Tilman 4,41%160,000 do' Mellott firoe; 2,000
do JellOirts & 0o• 9,*500,d0 Elerniusg; 9 balsa tobacco,
0 400'100,000 segare, S.yilguat & Sons; 300 do
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Boston,Bellew, 20 boors from New York,
with indite_and pasengera to James Allderdice. Passed
off Bombay Hook the steamer Union, hence for laguay
re, lying at anchor, ell Reedy Island passed steam tug
Am eric a, having in toivahiP North America, for Mobile,
and barque White Wing, for Lagasyre; below New Cas
tle roma the,barquelt James, from Rio do Janeiro, in
tow Of tag SatoPeon; also two barques and throe brigs
beating up, names not ascertained, and, schr Andrew
Maralerson, from Charleston.: Above Wilmington Creek
passed tag L Posey, leaving in tow ohip Belle of ,the
Ocean, front Liverpool. ,-
Barque St' jimea, Oruie, from Rio Janeiro, Aug 27th,
with coffee to James Devereax.. Sailed in co. With brig
Monticello, for Baltimore. Left ships John Stewart,
Sherman, from Lima, put inlri distr,eas, waiting freight;
Courier, Banshee, from Buenos Ayres, do; barques Ala
mo, Mudget, - from Liverpool, waiting. Meaco, Gorham,
from N Orleans, do; kler/in,Mickard: fin Buenos Ayres,
do; Urania, Turner for Philadelphia next day; Chore
lier:frarn.Bahhi, waiting; Alery,Eltrabeth e ,Steteoti, from
BaenoleAytail, Ao, , Cavalier, Herrin, from and for Balti
more naakdar, Roanoke, Parker, from Bahia, waiting;
Imporador, Hebbe,rt from Pernambuco for Philadelphia
(WOW, Henrierts,-Rtile, from Buenos Ayres, mtg . ; Grape
Sho4Cdarkt_from Cape de Verdes, do; Morning Star . ,
Close, from Liverpool, do; Storm Bird Gerard, from 1.7
York, op; Anita Lean, Gage, from Charleptop, do; V?'
Nenian, Haver, frontllnenosAyres,,do; Virginian, Mil. •
ler, fromliontarldeo, do; 2ingarella, Bunker, from New
York,,justatrived; brigs Sew Foam , Price, from N York,
Rogers, Taylor, from Jacksonville . ; do;
Echo - Baltimore , an; Executive, Eldrolfa,
from Bangor, do; ;logger Young America, Powers, from
Buenos Ayres, do. blapt 0 reports that coffee is, very,
high at Rio and in consequopee a great 'many vessels
are about leMing in ballast for the West 'tidiest° take
freight. The-barque Urania will leave Rio with 1000
bags ofixoffee, as they cannot get enough to till her up.
Barque: David "Isipaley, Teal, 12 days from Matanzas,
kabetlitistitilt Ayres & 06.1, -
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Big CloOrgtlislify,' ^ iVateon; ° l4‘days from Havana,
ivitli an„gair . lo johnlilasort &km . Sept lab 22 , 60
long' 61 . 4 1,1 1 , , ,at 1, A, 11, wail struck by: a whirlwind; which
carried away foeitepsall yard and split mainsail, Sept
2Atti„at midnight; experienced strong maim said violent
Squalls from; NE.,,,5ept.24014 passed. Hatteras Light
beariogwest. from 28th jilt, to :Ld bud., had wind from
N to NE;'took a pilot off Sinepuitarilst inst., ”
Brig David $ Drown, llafford, 7 days from Charleston,
with mho ba Joists Baker.
Brig Emily,,Saundera,lo days from Calais with lum
ber to Bilker,& Shoe Maker. ,
Behr J Prise,Ryder, 9 days from Savannah, with
wheat, &c. to lf...Davis & Co. , ,
Behr Jo* McCloskey , Stebbina.,4 days from Middle
town, Conn,,witit 'stone to captain. ,
Behr Access; Adams, 4 days from Baltimore, with
noise to'Steplien" Jtoberts,
Behr Ainne B Remelt., Warr.ogron,l day from Lewes,
Del, wifh,,gritin to Bailey; Wilson CO.
&hr Sarah Warren, Beattie, 1 day from Little Creek,
lending', Witli 10184,16 Bewley, Wilson & ,430, ' c
Behr James W, Early, Sipple, 1 day from Frederica,
Del, with grainio Jiitiltamat & Son,
Behr New Tork Paiket, Church, 9 days from St John,
NB, with lumber& Calvin
Behr Lady Ellen, Corson" 0 days from Richmond, with
cold and iron to Thos Waterer, Jr.
Behrlf 11 Hall, Lord, 16 days from Calais, with laths
and lumber to M Trump & Bop-
Behr
Behr Bea iliPPraDarmii, 9 days from Wilmington, N
-0, with lumber to M Tnirop& Sou.
Behr ltiliom /Scotian; from New York.
Behr Ailietta,Robinion from New Haven._ -
Behr Beauty, Johnson From Providence.
..istow„
Ship Belle attire Ccoan;Read, 6run Liverpool, .
omatutv.
Steamship Pmuntylvaplai-, Teel, ;Richmond, .Thomas
Webster, Jr_ " - -
Bonus, Mary p_Stade, gtklna,,Boatoti, N Sturtevant
Brig Lucy Ann, Wass, Boston . , ,„ do
Brig Mariner, Atkinson, Barbados, J Rana, ,-,.
Behr Cyclone, Baker, New Bedford, Shober, Bunting
di Co. ,- • -
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Behr Tauble,Htoices,Baltimore,
SJ Christian.
Schr'l Parker, Si; Vanuame, N Haven, R H Powell.
fiche Rispark ? Dottpho, Washington, DO, Thos Web
ste_r Jew' , r 1 , .
Beh Aretta;Robineori, 14' York, Tyler, Stone & Co.
Bohr 31 ton,Stoelrnan, New
„York, John 11 White.
Schriteportee, ^ Berry,lloaton, do
Bohr Beauty, Johnson, Alexandria, do ,
Strlll. - Gaw, Alex; Baltimore A Groves,
BeagtiCatoatin,Moque,„ 'Jo - do -
; - use, mraionian.)
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.
- CAPE. ISLAND, Oct. ;4, 4 30.1 , M..
The ships Otseenthe;:ter New Orleans, and North
America, for 'Motile, aid barque White Wing, for La
gnayra, went to sea this, afternoon., No vessels passed
in to-day. ,Wind NE: ,- Weather fine.
-Yeats, Jo., TllOB. II: MEOW!.
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, • EST TELVORAPIC.It , •
tOorrespondenee of The Press.)
- - New Yonit, Oct 4.
Arrlved;ship ‘Masonic, from 'Blot, Ju1y.22,1, and El
sinore Aug 2, with hemp and has. !June 22d, on the
outward passage, J A Dean, seaman, of New York, aged'
21 years, fell ovetboaniand was lost; ship Hobert Kelly,
from Liverpool; steamship Curlew, from Providence.
Also armed, ship Aasage, from Bombay, Bremen
barque Atlanta, from Hamburg. -
Below, ships Lest.* from Havre; Emerald Isle, from
Liverpool; Quieltatep,aupposed from London,
5 , ' • • Booms, Oct. 4.,
Arrived, ship Estber May; barque A it MD, from
Greenock..
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PROVINCIETOWN, Oct 4—~ schooner arrived bete re
ports:thlit the ship Catharine, from Thomaston, Maine,
hu been sunk -by a collision with en unknown ship.;
The officerd and crew. were' saved by the ship, which is
bound to Liverpool.;
Correspondence of The Press.
. Hann Ds Queen, Oct. 3.
Sixteen boats lett here this morning, laden and con—
signed as follows: c • , ,
I) P Shure, corn to NV 11 Gilpin; W A Thomas, bar
iron to Perot Jr. Dm; Highland Home, pig Iron to J P
Morris & Co; Flemington Atli's, tlonttoL Mytingor &
Co, axes to Perot & tiro, and lumber to Bolton, Vender.
veer & Co; W 7 Panibanius,lutober , to At Tromp & Bon:
True American, lumbar to Malone & Taylor; Lip.
pincott, lambert° H Croakey; At A McConkey, pig iron
to Wilmington, Del; 011si 00l P Harley, Sunpaebsons,
S Taylor, John EI Rich, Dauphin, and Capt II Smith,
anthracite coal to Delaware city.; . • ; •
MEMORANDA
Stetinship State of Georgia, Garvin, hence at Savan
nah 29th ' -
Steamship Palmetto, Maher, for Philadelphia, cleared
al Boston 041 lost , - -
Steitaiddn 'Keniebeo, 190; hi 3 .128 "at New 'York ye-'
terdits, , ; ; • . : • 5- -5 • . 5 • - 1
teamsh)p Persia, Jadkins; from New 'Pork tor Lirer
poolOnst spoken 24 last hat 40, lohg 7016.
Ship Onward, Witendara, frout , Oape of Good Hope,
shared at Neer 'York 3.1 inst..
Ship John Trucks, Shirman, from Chineba Islands,
arrived up at Baltimore 2d inst.'
Ship Ileptuni'el'avorlte, Lemerson, from London,
dug 30t1i, for Atishallii,.voas spoken Sept —, let 48 ti,
long 6 80 W.
Ship Sewall, Merrill, from Callao for Cork, was spoken
Jima 9th, let let 24 250, long ST W. -• ' '
Skip Donald Me - Kay, Mendle, from Liverionl;Jidy 8, -
for Melbourne,' tpciteo . Aug '8; bong: 2615, on the
'' = • '
Ship Napier, Staffdrd;from Chineha Islands; arrived
at Borditinn 16th ult. - ,
Ship Juan Peraandez, (Urea, from Callao, arrived at
Queetustmni lath tat. • • , • •
Ship Cherubim,
_Smith; °Mucha Jelande,-st
Qeeenetelra 14th ult. ' • = -
Ship Outtfee;Oreei, for 'Rums, cleixed. at ?ortiimd
let inet„
Ship" Ciento°, 'freeman, - for Boston, remained at
lantana July 2f- -
Ship Morning Light; Hobbs; from Australia, at Callao
Ang 6, and astled:lth for Clinhehlia: ' • - - •
Obip2ldridiK(Wiethatr, for ebb:Lobos, to load for
Tirsuee, , flailed , from- Callao-Au* 8d•• and, wss • in the
roads -
Ship Miles Standish, Gardner, for Chinch/is, to load
for Maneilefiaut Ballet. Ang,oo. 0 ';`... ,: " •', - -• ' .
• ' ShiP.Afing . lifist,;LiantelL, for, Africa, Sailed from
Caldera guly,2B - , • ~ , „ . „
.• Ship Australia, Ri ne attan, for Philadelphia. o r NeW
4 'York,. Mill fromMeAteilles 12th ult., ..r „ • ,
Bu rga s ? D e r ica ng i l v i g int 2 rson, 131 days from New York, at
Ship Hound, Stevens, front New Yerk, via Rio, at San
Prattelace Ang 27. ;t, - , -
ship Bello of the Bees; Lewis, from Boston, at Ban
Frallelata Aug 31. „
Chaiva Sh SASn', •Callaghan; Panama Cave; and
r,
all from New York, arrived at.lian
6 WranciMoßept 2..-, „,„ - • ~ ~ -. ,„ . 7.
ti Ship' Yrotechir, butter, ibilired ai Ban Francisco Aug
ti Pl for Calao.
D eh_ip Osborn H ow es ;
Rally, ior Meng Kong, G 1 sired at.
1 ,1 Ss i3 n til if o rtrixt i f t tO rid 0 .
Qhooool,orou h
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i; ,
Bong, attic/ Franclsno l .,alig /a. ~- ~, r g- 1 . 311 ! ~ / i° g
1 Ship Diamond State, - Worsythi,rentained at Genoa 12th
ult unc...,( - f 4 . , , ' " '+'+, 4 + ' '."' r :+ - J ' ' '
t+! ShiklitiiiirieZi . Disii,'• ilitgoley, • trem,Valpartilso via
,iiiUstepteli Bolds, arrived ' t Boston 3d inst. - -
r„ 810.10bn lend, Beanie, from.lionoluit, cleared at
.-', Sea raatleia9 o -. 8 04534- , ‘,,l- , --: • •-.; , - . • -
Bh4Zilad B&W, ' liebieson,. forilillao, clearea at
M San Itymehteu2.4thAug. L . T ,,_. „ - , • ; , . ~. ,
..
Pi ilhip Mule Thompson, Wilsou,lor Iqulrque, cleared
it at Btu Francisco Aug 29tit., -- - - - '
V fihipliir Wind' tram' Boston tor San Princlaco, was
6 , 2 spoken gulf Cdh, let SI 12 8, long 60 61 W.
Barque What Idhaet.,, Baker s from Melbourne, at min
1 Wrancisco Aug 300,„ -. . „ , , , ,
ff Barque Endly,lisaillii,'Mviley,; from Yalparaiee, at
4 at Ban Ifiiiiebir42B4 Aug. - ; -,,* i
',,,, Barque Gen Wiarrari , eltilard, cl eared ' at New.Orlesam
• A 28th ult. for -Pitiladalpitht. _
.., ,
t 4 Barque AlblOn, Liquids', - Nakano, hence at Portland
4 i*.t. lst init.
~ „ ,„•• '. •- ' ,• -. ,
!••-•• Barque .10hilarenr;..Weeke; for Ah L iab, cleared at New
l'-`;' York 8d inst.
..F.;,1
Barque GhathiltaoP ?fore_ ,s "'from Rio de Isneiro,
y , Aug Dn. arrived at Baltimore ad inst.
,4 2 .!aalia 00113 allet - Liatisaff frtma Klugston, - 3a, ,for
ti t Phutteelphys, 'cleared it Bluttleston 80th nit, and sailed
ro 2d lust • - ," _ - , - _
-f•g• Brig' liannah, Creighton, for Monrovia,. cleared at
Baltimore 24 inst.
t
BrigAltavela, Gilkey, arrived Ut New York 3d 1114.-
1 from Bio'de Janeiro. ,
Brig Mary Yarrow, Coolhi, from Delaware Cityi at
Ia Boston 24 bat. , .
Brigs Billow, liodgdon, and Clara Allen, , Haskell,
bent* at Sslezn'llit inst. ," ~ • : •-; ...-•,. ~
'(. Brlglurate, Darla, hence at Oharleaton Ist inst. , , •
) gebr,mary:g Hoyt , Starr , from Nativiforki at Charles
-7 ton Ist blot. . . . . . .
'4 l Drig Em ` ire Crewel!, hence at Boston 8d inst,
_Brig , lll- 86 J O Gilmore, Rogera f ' from Baltimore M
Boston 8 , 1 Met.
--alt.Behr Sarah Louisa Cruse ;' hence-at Wall River 30th ,
, ~
, _ ,- , . •
Fehr .1' 0 Runyan Endlcott, for Philadelphia; sailed .
i
, from Valk Rh'er 24 nst. . , , , „ .
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0 Bohr Nebraska, fisakeii, hence at Providence 24 test, ,
•,..‘ Schr Thomas Potter, , glover, from. Providence for
Phlladel V p tisq wee at Newport 24 hut, 8A M. •
Sabra sauna Mese , and A :Townsend, hence 'at
-f.
Charleston Ist inst. -,, -, -• •, :, , . , , •,";,- , 7
• SchraDaboridi Jones, Winemore, and Qeorge Edward,
,3 Baker, hence at' imago 8d lost. - ,--- --- -
*4 SchrllhamiviThcidora, eitaked' at -Bolan 3d beet: for,
,„,''' Mos aniiiiii, treritwoilli,
_ - -.K.fnitick: Nish, Wall,
and Burfeell,,Aahterd, hence et Sidernalust,, ,
' ElebtOous Tlfek6r, Build, hedie far Ipswich, at &hie
4 ga inst.._ ,-,.---,/,, -.,., . •
• Behr Minervai Droora; from Delaware Olt t at New
'L
Dedford24,lDat. '- •
_,- . .., - , -:-- -, - -,, ' 1
.1 Bahr ihnirjNatt,,Williams;_fei Richmond . 1 0 1 ,t t o ,
4 ma Win Wilmington; NO,
_WM alt. , -
, Para 3' White, ilirlialoLWTßOldailorlidgNalavaliall,'
A and , - nvtitranglin;lionce at Baltimore 84 init.
Edit fidnpn; henei 0 Richinond MUM, ', ,
ney:L tit4sharpifrein4laston; at Bindtb:
. vLllii IC, 2d Init:,-- - • r „: :,
1 OA? D •: l? lratns4, i
1 taies; heae,it qivirieiQqLotkih
ult,;"ikad foieied,Vpirt of brdilrliij, &O. carried 'away
dauf w irfitilekod: ltamose 24th ult, -- , , ...;
e Isis . A Vanneinau, hence - at (lheadeaton
4 Mt ~,,r d itilkOrept and aoi4pMednther 41,0,a888. 1 .4
a gide "itiat:**gatteM B -' ' ' ~, I'4
Bohn imillood. - frorn Widburb„NiaimdComyro
' Jaw - 0* cam, amiton" • lrest..r , .. ---, ~• r ,i
~• Beinw-W1r0a1464-Malctif d-bury,
'i , „o
Meddi nsi lifelmapßnserdtrie Betti , iAletemderi TM-,
• 'mph, Artic g Thatkorkm, yearfe; , Boats Ann; Bmithi'
Wsetoyst'iNlaukobteldraiti Tiiio;.--1006ti0n, ,. .v..05i:
guldlo*C9l4, - Zyumayalttayton, Rogme, and BenrTjar:
beside - at Boston id inst. '
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BP I . ,Tork4 from Newboripti,MWrlghtingtrei,
''s , Irani Ilial:Blver antriteL Bream, from Taluidon`for
RUMOR at iliewport 24 Inst.! , " --'• ' ' -'*-
• _NM ilbal lersr, ham ' Bev Bedford pr /I}q ,
delpbll 4 at - 44110 - '
' ' i' "W ifl NOWNk l iffetildi:Phliadelphia cleared se ri
'e. ' ' 1.
~P,48 14 J5 4 1 1 d a1 4 16 :W:1 ! .11
labiLWO,Nfililak. Xlifio at Ultima', git ipitte.
• Bohr Zephyr Woodward , clOarOd nt Baltimore 2d inst.
tor Philadelphia. • •
rtSebr Gazelle, Coombe, from Delaware City, at Bath.
80th Olt
Schr Undine, Risley, sailed from Fall River 50th ult.
for Philadelphia.
Behr Chief, Champion, at Mystic 29th UM from Dela
ware City.
Rehr Casper Heft, sailed from New Raven let inst. for
Philadelphia.
a l Mr Boston, Brower, hence at Providence Ist inst.
Schrs Isabella Thompson, Corson, and Thomas Pot
ter, Clover, sailed from Providence let inst. fez Philad.
Soars Jatifi Stroup, Corson, and Charles A Ifecksher,
Stubbs, hence at Salem Ist Inst.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
-13chr James W McKee, Satterly, at Baltimore 2d inst
from New York, reports that on the 29th ult, about II A
was run Into by an unknown brig, and struck on the
ritatbeard,quarter abaft the main rigging, and cut dawn
to the water's edge, causing the Behr to leak. A sell
was immediately put over the side and drawn under the
vessel, to prevent her, from sinking. She leaks about
§OO strokes per hour.
:Captain Daniel Jackson, late of brig Susan Small, of
Philadelphia, wrecked on Inagua Island, Capt Llewel
ion late of Sr. brig Appleton, of Swanson,
wrecked on the south side of Inagua, Capt Nathan Has
kins, late of tic brig Ecbo, of Demerara, wrecked on
"Acklin Island, lie Chas It Perpall, John lechier, nod
It Grim, came passengers in the Mystic Valley, which
arrived at New York 3d inst. from Nassau, NP.
Margate, Sept 17—The Amer can , ship Northern Belle
has shifted out of her dock ;, the divershave got chains
under her, with the intention of raising her by means of
four largo Buoys, which they hope to accomplish next
week. ,
Stronmeas, Sept 9—The American clip European, Tur
ner, from the Tyne for Matanzas, drove with two anchors
down. •
Paris, Sept 13L-The ship Garonne, Smit, recently ar
rived at Rottenlam, reports that on Sept 1, in Ist 49 32
N, long 7 84 VI, about 10 A 1.1, picked up two boats be
longing to the French brig Benoit, Tasan, of Dunkirk,
from Martinique for Havre; ono of them was much da
maged; and was eubsequently burnt. The above ship is
supposed to bare been the one run down and sunk by
the American ship Western Star, Se previously reported.
,Brig Maria T Wilder, of Wiscasset, Cunningham, from
Wilmington NO, for Beeton, which was spoken 16th
ult, and again on the 20th, dismasted, but requiring no
assistance was finally abandoned on the 26th ult, and
captain and crew, taken off by the brig R W Packer, at
Boston. from Cape Bay Gen. One of the crew, named
John Frances, died on the wreck. , The M T W was die
masted on the 11th ult, and when fallen in with the
crewwere entirely exhausted.
The Behr towed into Newborn, NO, on the 25th ult.
was the Robert Palmer, of Mystic, Nichols, from Eliza
bethport for Charleston, with a cargo of about 300 tons
coal. She struck on Diamond Shoal, Cape Hatteras, on
the 21st nit, and was abandoned by the crew, who land
ed at Ocracoke Inlet. The srhr drove over the shoal
soon after the crew left her, and was fallen in with by
the schr OS Watson, of New York, who took her into
Hatteras Inlet, she having about eleven inches of water
,In her,hold s and leaking pante. She had apparently SUE.
tAlned but ,trilling, damage, and would proceed on her
veins ins few days., The It P is a fine vesset of nearly
400 tone, and about three months old,
Liverpool, Sept ,14—A derelict barque English built,
painted black, with white streak, and green inside with
out a hend, and llush decks, Was passed in lat 91 N, lon
25 W, by the Spark, the Ocean, the Drummond, arrived
here. The Spark of the Ocean had heavy weather off
Cape of Good Mope, and the tail end of a hurricane off
the Azores, in which she lost sails, dcc,
Deaths at sea on board the bark Wildfire, Campbell,
at New York from Vera Cruz Aug 80, Wm Taylor, 2d
Mate, died of fever and was buried at sea; he was sup
posed to be a native of Manchester, Nag. Sept 16th, If
.61 Spethmart, late of California, and supposed a native of
Germany, died of nervous irritation of the bowels. Sept
17th, Samuel Mitchell, seaman, of Falmouth, Eng. died
'of fever. Sept 25th and 26th, in lat 31 20, ion 79 30, ex
perienced tremendous heavy gales since passing Havana;
had nothing but NE winds.
Brig Jerome Knight (of Boston) Capt Perkins, from
Wilmington, NO, for Marseilles, was fallen in with 28th
sit, lat 35 lon 73 45, in A sinking condition, by the
brig Altavela, Capt Gilkey, who took from her Capt Per
kins, lady, two children, his mate and five seamen, and
brought them to New York. The K sailed from Wil
mington Sept 21st, and on the 23d, lat 33 30, lon 74, ex
perienced a gale from northeast, during which sprung a
leak ; had,s cargo of pine lumber.
Barque V.dw Rverett, at Boston from Baltimore, re.
ports on she 23d ult, 4 P M, Cape Charles W by 325
miles passed the hull apparently of a steamboat, stand
ing perpendicular, bone down, and about 12 feet out of
the water. Iter stern was off, but the stern post re
mined, with three heavyrudder brace's below the S loot
'mark, and two streaks, copper above it. Sbe had a
-white boot top newlyA)aintod, and a black streak on
guard one foot wide above the white. The bottom laud
never been painted or coppered below the 8 foot mark.
No, name could be discovered on the drift stuff in the
vicinity. [The wreck was undoubtedly that of steamer
Norfolk, before reported abandoned in the late gale.]
TORSION PORTS
Ar,at.Callao.Ang 7th, Indian Hunter, Austen, do (and
ald;llth for Chinches). Sid July 27, ships Undaunted,
Breemen.:llavre Valmolith; 30th, Oulf Stream,
totd, Franco; 31st Keystone, McFarland, do.
At do Aug 10, chips Aurastine Heard from Chinches
for;ifarre, ar Bth ; Milwaukie Soule, for Havre.
At Chinchm Wands Aug 8, ships Mary Bangs, Somes,
for lime; Tropic, Smith, and Tarquin, Smith, for
Franco.
' In the roads Aug 10, ships Mary McNear, for Havre •
White Faldon, Stinson, Wm Sturgis, Cook, Herbert,
Freeman, and Reporter, Howes, for France.
Ar at Valparaiso July 17, ship Reliance, Foss. Chin.
alias for Dunkirk; also at, no date, ship Susan E
Baffle, Callao, June 19 for England, and were ding abt
July 23.
At Marseilles 14th ult, ships Cabinet, Mullin from
New Yerk, ar 11th Shelter, Cheed, from Smyrna, ar 6th;
AuStralia, Kinsman; and Abby Brown, Hearse, for New
Yolk, Idg: Alms Taylor, French; Falmouth, Berry;
Labcaahlre, Allen; Sea Lion, Coburn, and Jane E
INch, York, one; banpes White Squall, Cann, and .1
A Aee, ll 'Button,_ hence,ar 6th; Martha, Jenkins; Os
pr
ay, Nash, Adriatic, natiam; Sheldon, Burr, and
Seri Breeze, Hall, use; brigs Victor of the Wave. Annar,
•sold to, the 'French; Argyle, Warren, Imo; schr /3 1.1
Mekber, Smith, do. Sid Bth, barques Mary Lee, Martin,
Almeria and Malaga, 12th, Lo Cocq, Barna, New York .
Ar at St John, 27th nit, brig Cecelia, Kavanagh,
Baltimore; 20th, ache Abi Albion, Tucker., Alexandria;
- 20111, ship Charles °Donor, Short, Boston; brig Triumph,
Atkins, New York.
Old 280, barque Alfred Lemont, Anderson, Liverpool;
22th, shipOpholia, Barker, Glasgow.
Barbadoes, Sept 16—In portbarque N H Gaston, Max
well, from New York, (arrived 14th) discharging, from
Tufloslsland, wished to he - reported; brig Levi (11r) Mi
mic°, from Alexandria, In Ballast, to sail 10th . Sailed
from do 11th alt brig QOM Victoria, (Br) Durante, from
St Vincent do 12th schooner Wm L Montague, Jr, Ben
ue:4 from St. Thomas; do 14th brig G Bass, Winches
ter, from Sombrero Island.
z By the Arabia.
Ar at Liverpool 16th, ships Rockaway, Ifahony, St.
John, N. 8., , • r
Old mat Mith, Barnabas Webb, Watts, NOrleans; 17th,
Wilbur Fiek,-Burwell, Boston.
Old at London 11th, Commonwealth, Crozier, Sydney;
Patrick Henry, Gliford,NYork;Vl m Itathbone, Pratt, do
vial Sunderland; 17th, Titania Larsen, Hamburg.
- lOW out 10th. Trade Wind, Johnson, Hobart Town;
16th, American, Witham, Havana.
In port 18th, chip Frances A. Palmer, Richardson, for
SYdney. NSW:
Cowes—M. 14th, Horatio, Hathaway, N Y, and aid
16th for London; William Ohara, Bony, Georgetown,
DO, and old 17th for London; aid 16th, Henry Harbeck,
Pm, Antwerp. - •
,Oardif(—Ar 18th, Princeton, Barber, Bridgewater.galled -12th, Emerald, Williams, Charleston; 14th,
Iddo, Kimball, Ingram, Cuba.
Wexford—ln South Bay 14th, Grandee, Dakin, from
St John, N B, and will have to lighten.
'Dublin-4r 18th, Victress, Kenney, St John, N B
•Newry—Ar 17th, John Bradford, Raymond, St John,
N B. • -
, Clitway—Arl6th, John Lovett, Byrne, St John,
,queenstown—Arlltb.Lorenzo s l4anrick, Callao; 16th,
Je!ele, Nichibucto; Sovereign of the Sena, Jan
sen, Callao; Staghonnd, Collino, St John, N N; 16th, Bo
rodino, Pendleton, Callao.
Sailed 14th, Atones Davenport (from Callao), London.
Swinneninnde—Ar 10th ult, J J llathorne, Bickford,
Tainaica. '
• .... -•
ult, Mount Washington, Ilodgton,
from QueenstownTorl3t Petersburgh; 13th, Kate Swan
ton, Reed, Havana for Cronstadt.
.••Cronstadt—Sidlth tilt, WS Lindsay, Gray, New York
(arid passed Elsinore 14th; ) San ittchoto, Fl atus, Boo
ton,
OUXLIVOII.-.Ar 13th, II von Gagern, Reimers. and
Louis Napoleon, Harting, N York: Old 11th, Loch La
mer, Randall, England.
Gothenburg—Ar 10th, Alida, Dolling*, New York.
CH 3d, Linde Drew, (loading, Boston.
Relvoet—Ready for -settl3th, Casilda, Stafford, for N
York ; Eparninondoi, Brandt, for Newcastle.
Hamburg—Sid 15th; A B Kimball, Biethen, England.
' Bremerhaven—Arllth, Argo, (e) NYork, and aid 12th
conker return. Lucy, Redding, Jamaica; 12th, Ernst
Moritz Arndt,'Harde, Baltimore. SW 9th, Anna, Evers,
NYork; 10th, B B Minima, Cook, do.
Harre—Ar 12th tilt, BUM?, Stewart, Baltimore. Old
10th, Wm Nelson, Cheerer, NYork.
Dieppe—An 10th nit, Foyle Packet, Howe, N York.
Roottelli.=.Ar 10th, !Mona, Page, New Orleans. 012
10th, Alary'llelen, Hutchinson, Boston.
'Bordeaux...4r 10th. Amanda Jane, Dorn, New York;
161 h, Marabal Ney, Lillia,'New York.
Old 11th, W D Sewall, Morrison, Seville; 15th, Lout-
Siena, Resuseionr , New Orleans, Gen Green, Phinnex,
Neer York.
Marsoillea—Ar 9th, Argyle, Warren, Baltimore; Biou
Bradbury, Miller, Sierra Leone.
- Bid fith, Mary Lee, Norton, Almeint; 14th, Mississippi,
Antelei New Orleans.
, Oadiz—Ar Ang 29th, John Henry, Merritt, Alica nte; 3oth, Diana.lionibard, Boston; 2d host, Seaman's Bride,
WYman, N Orleans.
tlibraltar--Sld sth ult, barque William, Pattereon,
(frbro Malaga) New York—towed out.
, At do, 6th ult, ship Colliers, Lord, from Sumatra.
Yentee—Ar. 6th -ult, Henry Back, Pendleton, , Bich•
nrobd; Ilk Brie, Rouse, do.. Sid 10th, Mary lillasketh,
Nidhole, Oirgenti. Old 10th, John Wesley, McClure,
Mission. - -
At do,l2th, Henry Buck, Pendleton, for Leghorn;
Fler -tuter one.
" iation=dr sth, Sea Foam. Handy , New York.
lidalage—Ar 4th, Elizabeth ; Young, N York; btb,
A Ward, Hoff, Barcelona.
Alicanto—Ar dth, OW Horton, Ulmer, New Orleans;
Piling Bogle, Conant, do.
Santander—Ar 7th, Third of May, Segni, Now Orleans,
Bareelona—Ar Aug 28, Jacinto, New , Orleans.
"Trieste—de tith ult, Orlando, Benedict, Boston.
Coustantinople—Old Ang 24, Delaware, Scott, To
' grud Ocireret,,,
g—Ax Aug 21, Palmier, Deepujol, New Orleans.
' 'Sayal—Ar Aug 21, Mary Stewart, Dennison; Bangor.
SStt llelena,»Ar July .29, -Eliza Thornton, Maxwell,
Batavia, and Ad 30th for London.
, .• . DOMBSTIO PORTS.
SAN EIiANOISOCLArr Aug 16 ilweaship
Lindquist; 262 di from London.
24—BehrVarolino B Boot, Worth, 33 di from Elide
Wind.
27—Clipper bark :Yankee Smith, fin Honolulu; achr
Ealmonth, Caney, Acapulco.
29—Chiliabp Mercedes, Leff, Hongkong.
39—Stmrlohn L Stephens, Pearson, Panama, Santa
Hniz e lkadoi 7 lira fm Santa Um. ,
Xr barque at Jean,ldtotieverry; 165 days from Havre;
arlsehr Osprey, Parker,' Sydney via Neuter'; barque
Ork, Trask, Port Townsend—lumber to L Balch brig J
11 Lunt, Metzger, COlumbla river. 31, Dutch ship Sys
'Johanna, Van Boohove, Hongkong; Talli sobs Eliza,
Hulmett, Tahiti.
Cleared—Aug 19, Br bark Hobert Passenger, Sayer,
Melbourne.
Aug 20, stmr Sonora, Whiting, Panama ; bark Ns,
buinketigWilliama, Portland
Aug 21, bark Palmetto, Kinney, Puget Pound.
e, Aug 24, Yr ship Nahab. Hanes, Inttigue.
• Aug/ 25, Pahl bark Sultan, Mark, Tahiti.
Aug 20, Br ship Chapman, Harland, abangbae ; ship
Zeno fa, Kentral Bitka.
'Aug 20, ship E ft Willetta, Mimes, New York, Moore
&-. • •
Atiiol, ship Ringleader, Matthews, New York.
Ai Bohr Plying Dart; Freeman, Honolulu.
apt- 2, , Yr ship Paquebot des Mar du Bud, Trago,
(*Ono. • •
Septa, bark Yana A Palkinberg, I'lavel, Portland ; Br
ship Oaribbean,Minchester,Rongkong.
BOSTON—Oct ; err Br ship Burnley Moore, Wil
/tains; Caernarvon, Wales, Aug 20. On the 12th to 14th
nit, had a very heavy gale from the west, lost head of
znaintopmast, , and split sails. Barques E P ost e r, Pic
; - W Dodgo, Piston. Brigs Ellen Bernard,
.Piston; Randolph, Bictou ; Mary It Kelley Baltimore.
Schee George Premott, Anderson , Ospellaytien,l9th ult.
NORFOLK, Oct 2 0 1—Oleared--Ohip Mien, Lou g,
/Cached°, France; Wig Young America, Johnson, We at
Indies. Bchr A W Moore Smith, Grenada.
Special . Notices
61camenis Riving Dunn— office 993 Walnut
street, one door...west of setond street, Receives de
posits in-Yams- of Ono Dollar and upwards, front all
'dusk nettle , community, and allows interest at the rate
of Rva'per:pant. Or annum.
c183r4 opemdaily t from 9 until 6 o'clock, and on Mon-
I !day mid' &lurch,' until 9. in the evening.' President
Hfrintlitint Pelt; Treasurer, °haring M. Morris; Peer°,
per esti!. Interest—No
tional Ssfety Company, hi WALNUT Street, south
went oVidian Street, Pananatritu. Assets
offer Ors : Mama -nun A HAL, OP DoLLAss, infested
ThIAL PAILS*, litoallioaqinotarD BOAS'S and other
Anirt Ohirinicaritles o 'as required by.the oho;ter. hie
itutpp,eatiftneft its buzlnese entirely to the recol
.Ting of moneyon depoolt.
ghe f irm day from 9 o'clock in the
rnitnif ihtlf T ahslook hi the evening, and on Monday
sail aarmla araaiipp unUI S °Weak; •
Bovrer , a Infant Cordlal.—This Invaluable
Cordial is prepared from a variety of the most choice and
efficient aromatics known in medicine, and is the most
perfect and reliable carminative extant for infants and
young children.
By its powerful influence a speedy cure is effected In
all cases of Chalk, windy pains and spasms. Relieves
and mitigates much of children's suffering thatag denti•
lion or teething, and by Its soothing properties Iran
quilises pains of the towels, looseness, enwiting, Sc.
The Infant Cordial hae become a standard remedy,
and has been used in thousands of cans with the most
abundant suceess. No family should be without It.
Prepared only by HENRY A. BOWIIII,
At his Drug and Chemical Store,
N. E. corner of Sixth and Green els., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders must be addressed. And (or onto
by Druggists generally. au 13.1 y
Illamagcci
On tho 30th ult., by Rey. R. J. Barbalin, Me (JOHN
O'CONNELL to Miss KATE E. DOUOUERTY, both of
this city.
Oct. 1, by Rev. John Thompson, at the residence of
Mr. Edward Evans. Mr NAPOLEON WASHINGTON
'WILLIAMS to Miss REORGEANNA W. SWARTZE,
all of Philadelphia.
EleflOG.
On the 3d. inst. HARRY F youngest eon of the
late L. Rex and Lurie Peters, in the 34 year of his
age. The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from the resi
dence of hie mother, No. 1202 N. 11th Street, above
Girard Avenue, this (Monday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock
without further netice.
On Thursday evening, October Ist. Mrs. AURELIA
NEV ILLE, were of Commander Frede'k A. Neville, U.
S. Navy.
The relatives nod friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the resdence
of her husband, Ito. 2118 Green street, on Monday after
noon, nt 3 o'clock, without further notice
On the 30th ult., Mrs. CATHARINE MERSHON, in
the 41th year of her age.
Health Office
The number of Interments in the city of Philadel
phie, for the week ending at 12 o'clock to-day, ia....147
Last report 162
Cholera Infuntum......
Consumption of bungs— 17
Convulsions 10
Debility 61
Diseases of the Dear; 6
Marainnue
Phthsie, 9
Still Born 12 I
Other diseatseß 70
Under 1 year 47
Between 1 and 5 years.. 32
Under 6 years
Of the above there Were—
From Country 4
,use. People of C010r... 4
N. HENDERSON,
Health Officer.
No return from the Almsho
JOHN
TatLiscitY Deem:TeieST,
September 23. 1857.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders of stocks of the
United States that this Department will purchase such
certiticates as shall be receivad here, duly assigned to
the United States, previous to the Ist day of Novein
ber next, at the rates heretofore offered and pind, viz :
10 per cent. premium on the loan of 1842.
10 per cent premium on loans of 1847 and and 1848,
6 per cent. premium on Teses indemnity 5 per cunt•
stock, together with the interest accrued in each case
from let July.
Certificates of stock received hero on and after the
let day of November, until further notice shall be given,
will be purchased at the following rates, viz :
8 per cent premium on the loan of 1842.
14 per cent. premium on the loans of 1847 and 1849,
and
6 per rest. premium on Texas Indemnity 6 per cent ,
with the accrued interest payable thereon, respectively.
Where certificates of stock, inscribed and transfera
ble on the books of the Treasury, shall be received here,
assigned to the United States, between the Ist Decem
ber, when the transfer books will be closed, and the let
of January, when the half-yearly interest is payable,•
the accrued interest for the half-year must be expressly
assigned to the United States by the stockholder, m no
interest for the current half-year can be included in the
settlement, but the same will be payable by the Assist
ant Treasurer on the interest schedules, as heretofore.
In all cases the purchase sums 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 be
made of the amount by draft on the assistant treasu
rers at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, at the op
tion of the party in whose favor the settlement shall be
made One day's additional interest will be added from
the day of receipt here for the draft to be sent by mail.
110 WELL COBB,
Secretary of the Treasury.
CAltD.—lt is dur to the customers and
friends of the undersigned to inform theta that the e 1.19-
pension of N. W. CLARK, DODGE & Co , New York,
does not seriously affect thorn here, and that they will
go on with their business as usual
Philadelphia, Oct 3d, 1857
M. W. CLARK & CO
1&' Office of the Mayor of the City of Phila
delphia. DEPARTMENT OF POLICE, October 3, 1057.
CAUTION TO TUE PUBLlC.—Owners, drivers and
conductors of vehicles of all kinds, are meet respectfully
requested to avoid the streets through which the pro
cession will pass, during 'the time while the procession
is moving—particularly the streets crowing the Iwo.
Citizens living along the route of the "Firemen's Pro-
cession are requested to see that the back entrances to
their houses, viz; gates, windows, tec., are well secured,
in order to prevent the entrance of depredators, while
they may be engaged in the front part of their dwellings
in reviewing the procession.
By order of the Mayor,
SAMUEL U. RUGGLES, Chief of Polleo.
COAULTON POTTS, Clerk. octs-1t
113Notiee.—The Democrats of the First Ward
are to meet at the home of Col. Jae. bicOlaaky on this
(Monday) evening, October sth. at 7 o'clock, and to pro
ceed from thence to the State Mouse Yard.
By order of the Executive Committee.
ect 5-1 t MICHAEL HILL, Mantua
ID — American Life Insurance and Trust Cow
pauy—WALNUT street, southeast corner of FOURTH.
Pausoucenti, Oct. 2, 11367.
At a meeting of the BOARD OF TRUSTEES, held this
day, the following Resolutions were adopted :
Whereas, Thin Institution has during the recent
panic continued its payments on demand, therefore
Resolved, That the provision in our Charter which
has governed this Company since the day of its organiza
tion, prohibiting ~t he purchase or discount of, or ad
vance upon Promissory Notes, Bills of Exchange, or
other Negotiable Paper,' ' has been salutary In its effects,
no lessen having been suffered by reason of insufficient
security for money loaned.
Resolved, That this Company will receive on de
posit, at its former rate of interest, (Five per cent ,)
Notco of the Danko of this City and of such other Banks
as they shell receive ou deeposit, and will continue to
pay all sums, large or mined, on demand, without notice.
Extract from the Minutes.
oc3-3t
JNO. C. SIMS, Secretary.
it7' A. grand Mass Meeting of the Democracy
of the ELEVENTH and adjoining Wards will be held
at NEW MARKET and DROWN street% on TUESDAY
EVENING, 6th inst., at 7% o'clock.
The following eminent speakers will be present and
address the meeting:
Hon. Oboe. It. Buckslew,
Hon. Henry M.
Hon. John W. Forney,
lion. moo. B. Florence,
Hon .li. S. Wright,
Obas. W. Carrigan, F.sq.,
Daniel Dougherty, Esq.,
James F. Johnson, Esq.,
Wm. A. Edwards, EN.,
Wm M. D. Smith, Esq.,
Lewis O. Cassidy.
Let every Democrat be present, and hear expounded
the great principle, of the rights of the States and the
Federal Constitution. A full Sawa Band will be in at
tendance.
By order of the Committee on Town meetings.
J.J. MORRISON Chairman
Thos./. ithOUNN, Secretary. oet3.2t*
Notice to Consignees.—The ship Nonpareil,
Captain Faulk, from Liverpool, is now ready to discharge
at Queen street wharf. Consignees will please send
their permits on board. All goods not permitted in five
days will be sent to public store.
oc2 THOMAS RIOUARD:3OH & CO.
'Er Law Department, University of Pennsyj.
vania —A Term will commence on THURSDAY, Octo
ber let. Au introductory lecture will lm delivered by
Professor Sherwood on the evening bf THURSDAY
October Ist; by Professor McCall on the evening
SATURDAY, October Id, and by Professor Miller on the
evening of MONDAY, October sth. at 8 o'clock, at the
Lecture Room of the University. octl-4t
iIJ Extract from the :Minutes of the Demo.
erotic Oily Executive Committee:
Resolved, That the Committee on Tonal Meetings be
requested to call a Mass Meeting of the Democracy of
the Comity of Philadelphia, on MONDAY EVENING,
October 6th, at 7 o'clock, in Independence Square, to
make a suitable demonstration of opposition to the
legalizing of the suspension of apecio payment.
JOS. LIPPINCOTT, Chairman
J.J. Sammy Secretarim
THOS. E IiASKINS, )
ity- Democratic City Executive Committee.—
The Committee will meet every Timidity and Friday at.
tampon, at 3 o'clock, at the Globe Hotel.
JO3. LIPPINCOTT, Chairman.
Wit. M. RANDALL, Secretaries,
3.3. tiomavas,
se23-16t
J7 - At n meeting of the Democratic City )(-
cutlet) Committee, held on Friday, Sept, 18th, it was
"Waived. That the following town meetings be held :
TDESDAY EVBNING, Oct. Bth, New Market and
rown street.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oet. Ith, Passyunk road
, d Federal street.
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. Bth, Manalunk.
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 9th, Broad and Coates
treat.
SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. lOth, State 'louse Yard.
A full Dram Band will be in attendance at each meet.
tag. J. J. BIORRISON, Chairman,
.1. U. THOMPSON, 1
Tow? Kum,
JOHN K. OAADWICK, j
' Committee on Meetings
Taos. J. BROWN,
MUG:an RIGHTER,
Joon K. LAUGHLIN,
ij7 Wilco of the Union Canal Company
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14th, 1857.—A meeting of the
stockholders of the Colon Canal Company of Penney'•
vanla will bo held at the office of the company, (Par.
quhar Bulldinged No. 228 WALNUT street, below
Third, on TUESDAY, October Bth, next, at 1.2 o'clock,
EL Ely order of the Hoard of Managers,
sels-dtoc6 0. THOMPSON. Seo'r.
NOW READY.
THE CAMELIA-LADY.
A NEW WORK OP ADSORBING' INTEREST.
The wide-spread aensation which the celebrated
DRAMA OF ° CAMILLE
has created, both In
IN EUROPE AND AMERICA,
has excited a natural curiosity to become acquainted
with the original work of the diatinruiehed author,
ALEXANDER DUMAS, THE YOUNGER.
In Prance, the thrilling story of the remarkable he
rine, " Marguerite Gautier," whose real Daptianial
name was
DULPLISSES,
elicited from the first moment of its publication a sym
pathy where there was a heart to feel or a soul to be
touched with the sorrows of the unfortuate.
EDITION AFTER EDITION
was clamorouly called for t and in proportion as the pub.,
lte became satisfied that the Incidents were all
FOUNDED ON ACTUAL FACT,
the interest in the story went on augmenting, till it cul
minated in an ovation of fame and admiration to
the author. Tho work is marked all over with the
Ripe of . . .
WONDERFUL GENIUS,
anJ is calculated to stir the breast or the most indlifer
eat reader.
No true version of the original has yet appeared in an
English dress, The American publisher, satisfied that
each it version was imperatively called for, has deter
thofinthe'le wtOrsku,,P:ly thin great want.
pLuAb T iv I4 A E h TRUE mod2 ut
d E t z t E er it tii L Atl
from which the opera of
and the drama of LA TRAVIATA
have been adapted for CAMILL sta the E
ge, has Just been issued
from the press, beautifully printed upon fine PM:WI and
elegantly bound.
A copy of the Book trill be forwarded (postage paid) to
soy address in the United states for One Dollar.
All orders to be sent to
E. J. lIINOKEN, Publisher,
eehsdBb•erlt .152 South Third street, second story.
THE , PRESS.--PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, OCTOIIER r 5, 1857.
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
the PIIILIDELPIITA POST OPRIOId up to 12
o'clock P. SI, on Saturday, Oct. 3, 1857. [Pereona
applying for adverti fed Lettere will plinth° mention the
date of tho Open on Sunday from 7% to o'clock
A, IL, and 2to P. M.
Arthur Mary Farley Mrs McCowen Anna
Adler Fanny Ftlend Mrs Mary McCarthy Mary
Allen Miss Jane Poster Mrs U U Naphyru Mrs U
Ames Isabella 1' Fallen Mrs Hen Nurthop Mrs tI E
Allen Miss Ann yltchett Louisa D Norris Mrs J A
A uchemback E Flynn Miss Mary Oakrotd Matilda
Alderman Louisa Pennon Annie O'Camell Ellen
Ashmead Llt Grant Henrietta Owen E 1)
Abbott Mm It &Ms Catharine O'Brien Mrs M
Adamson Ilessa Orson Phrebe A Osborn Sumo
Andre Mary Clover Ann A O'llurra Mrs A
Aledo Mrs U Graham Mrs A 11 Ottingur Mrs M
Ambrusty Mary Graves Hannah Potts Mis F N
Barton Jolla U lions Miss Bella lies ost Lucy
Bain; Mary A Gravy Mks Mary Powell aka C
Bernd°ler Mrs C L Rai higher hits Phillips Mrs E
Baker Amelia R filoforth OarohneS Paniti i Mrs }
Bawl Margaret Gray Miss 11111116 Park Martha I
Benjamin Jane 0 (bay Mary Ann Paster Anna
Bagel) Miss Susan Gillis Eliza Juno Pike Mrs A
Barnes Blies Gni coley Mary POWeii Ann
Bassitt Lucy Jr' Grey bird Dieu Percival Phoebe
Baruet Wall A CoeMelt Mary B Paul Mra
Blake Caroline Garvin June J Paul Lizzie
MEITMEI
Bigg Harriet Gibson Adeline lianisden Ann
Bigler 111utia Garwood Kara Ringgold Mai g't
Biel)lug Mary (leen Louisa Jlanl.iu Nancy
Bisbee Melama M Griffiths Marg't Riley Elitilbeth
Brackett Mra Jos Grimes Elenora Reed Mrs
Graham Amiklaria Beedur Louisa
Belcher Jane W Greer Alias 111 Riley Amelia
Brudbrook Ellen farms Sties Oath Beeves Mary
Byrne Margaret Stare Mary A Randolph 13 E
Burns Oath Ilammil Matilda Reed Mary Ann
Brown Eli.% and neaten Mrs Mary Redwoods Mrs
Jane Stand Mies Tlary Sloss Mrs L P
Bruroigh CAIN 'Hawes Carry N Ramsey Maria
Brewster Nary E Itallinan Elizabl 11005 Miss Jaunt°
Burns Elizabeth Replan Caroline Runyon Miss It
Boone Anna B Itoihek Margaret Rosenthal Lizzie
Brooker St tit Ilanliou Mrs Ben Berke Sties
Myr° Miss M E Harding Brodie Robinson Lizzie
Bradlord Mrs h R Mauls tiarah M Scutt Mies
Bunting Cath , e Haines Miss Sarah Shultz Mies V J
Brophoy Ann Renton SIGs Ann Shell Catherine
Byers Mrs Louisa Higgins llosalthe Sbarp Miss Jana
Boylan Miss A Hickey Etre Y F Schaller Mary
Bolling Mrs Eliza Hord Miss Eliza Sebago Small
Brown Mary It Budd'tenon Sirs SI Soamel Mary*
Brown Sallie Hyland Mary J Seals Catherine
Brown Mrs Mary Hutt Miss Sarah 011amPlo 3 1 r0
Brown Mrs Altus Hurley Elizabeth Blimps Ellen
Boyle Hannah Slope Mrs Elizabli Smithson Miss
Buntigam El C Bayou Mrs Marla Smith Martha A 2
Bongold Anon G Howard Mrs Letty Smith Mrs Jane
Breen Jane E Howard Mrs Jas 11 Simpson Pauline
Brown Mrs A L Housekeeper Mary Smiley Mary J
Braman Caroline Hugh Mary Stock Adeline
Chalmers Mary Imllsh Mies Bettie Steele Miss M J
Christian S IL Idler Rosanna Sender Mrs Was
Canavan Hannah Johnson Betsy Stewart Sarah B
Chambers Ada 1/ Johnson Mollie Sweeney Mary
Cason Mrs Eliza Jones Sirs Coady Stewart Mary A
Campbell Mrs Jacob Anna II Stanley Maria
Cameron Mrs P C Johns Mre Susan Stewart Mary
Chapala!) Mary A Johnson Eliza 2 Snyder Mary E
Carr Site Sarah Jones Sarah E Stephens Tamer L
Champion Anne Jackson Mrs Souders Elizabeth
Campbell Mary J Known Elizabeth Spratt Mary Ann
Cleemame Mies Kelly Mary Stewart Ann Jane
Clethauli Miss GB Keys Sirs J L Spealberger 11.
Clougblin Ellen Kuhn Barbara Soyez Mrs l'
Claggett Ann 141111401 1 Mrs Equal Steel Sirs EI W
Cielivland Einar!) Leeds Phwbe A Sutton Miss
Cooper Mies S S Lounsberry Kll Stiles Sties it A
Curtis Mrs S P Lincoln Sirs K Sullivan Mrs
OCTOBSR 3, 1857
Connzerferit Hata Lensendiffer Ann Stcnnrt I%lary A.
Cro,sen Ellen Laden Virginia Z Thompson n It
Cornuall Eliz'h Leconne Itra Theirnow MN It
Coleman Ellen Leeds Come 11 Todd C II
Cochran Sallie TS LeNormand Lora Tomb Elizabeth
Cox Mrs S.ani'l Lutz liozalla Toonsend It S
Cook Isabella E Larkin Miss Sarah Thomas Emma
Coakley Anny LeatherberryAliee Thacker Martha
Cull Mrs J ulia Leavy Miss Kate Tonne Mrs J H
Conway Mary .1 Loyle St ary C Tomei J A
Colmar Mrs Kate Lewis Mrs Sarah Thompson Mad E
Cooley Almyra L Lusher Mrs Jane M •
Comloy Bliss Id Lewis Mrs Juyen Tardy Mrs 0
Constable Sarah L Leslie Jennie I Tafford
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Deery Margaret Marsden Crab 'no Thomas Mra 0 L
Davidson Juno W Meebnu Calluttiuo Tun Mtn (.3
Dallas Mrs FlI Malley Mary Turner Mrs T L
Dean Mrs Win A Morrie Annie Tickoner Mrs A
Dickerson Emel'e Mahnn Mary Ann Web Mrs E
Davidson Sarah Martin Elizabeth Whitman Mrs MA
DiHoye Harriet Mayer Ileata Walton Mrs L
Delany Elizabeth Mack Mrs Charly Walter Lizzie
Damen Mrs Anna Miller Harriet Whitbead Ruth
Dyro Miss Nellie Mifflin Teresa Weller Lizzie
Douglass Rose Miner Mrs MSi We'Walla
ballot Madame Miller Mary Anu IVeaver Mrs 0
Douglass M A Milieu Catharine Webb Mrs LI li
Donaldson Sarah Middleton 9 E Whittaker Mrs A
Dolby Sarah A Murry Mrs W M Walsoven M A
Dunn Mrs Morgan Mrs Sarah Webb Mrs It
Donor Mary Ann More Elizabeth White Mrs Al
Downing Rhode Morton Laura Wharton Mrs U
Millen Miss Mary Allay Miss Helen Williams Jos's
Dulehanty Mary Mullins Ellen Williamson Anne
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OIDEON G. WNSTCOTT, P. M.
N ORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANONMONT.
FOR
BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN, MAUCH CHUNK, EAS•
TON, lit/ELMO:4, &O.
On and alter Monday, October li, 183 T, the trains on
this road will leave Philadelphia
For Bethlehem, (Express,) at 8A II
For Bethlehem, Easton, Allentouu and Mauch Chunk,
(Express) at 2.15 P. At
Passengers for Easton by 215 P. Id train take stage'
at Iron URI station.
For Doylestown, (Accommodation,) at 6 I'. 51.
For onnedd, do. at 9 A. Id.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Bathelem (Bapreas,) at 9 15 A. 91 , mat 2.45 P.
Philade
91. con lphia at 12 necting' wi
1051. and 0 I'. AL thR. trains, and arrive la
Leave Doyleatown, (Accommodation,) at 0.15 A. 51.
Leave Gwynedd, do. at 3 P Al.
Accommodation trains run daily; other trains daily
Sundays excepted.
Fore to Doylestown, 80 cte
Bethlehem . sl6o
Fare to Mauch Chunk. . 260
oct 6 ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
( I F FICE OF THE RECEIVER OF
TAXES, S. E. cornerof Sixth and Chestnut streets,
October 6,1851.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS --The attention of
tax-payers is directed to the following section of the
supplement of tho act consolidating the City of Phila
delphia .
SEortort 8 —That the Receiver of Taxes shall, ou the
first Mondays of October, November and December, gore
a general notice to all tax-payers three times in three
newspapers, to pay the taxes then due; and that, If not
paid before the first day of the following January, inte
rest will be charged thereon, and that the names of all
delinquent tax-payers will then be published according
to law, and the names of the delinquent tax-payers.
when published, shall be alphabetically arranged for the
several Wards. ,, PETER ARMBRUSTER,
ocs-3t It ecelver of Taxes
MANUFACTURERS' AND MECHA
ill MS' BANK.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct, c, 1857.
The annual meeting or the Stockholders of this Bank
will be held at the Banking Rouse, on Tuesday, Novem
ber 3, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Tito annual election for thirteen Directors, to Recce
the en s uing year, ill be held at the Banking lions°, on
Monday, November 10th, from 10 o'clock, A. h 1 , to 3
I', M.
inwftnlo M W. WOODWARD, ()wilder.
WANTED, FOR THE UNITED STATES
CAYA LILY—AbIo- bodied , unmarried men, to
whom will be given good pay, board, clothing, and
medleal attendance ray from 112 to $2", per moth
No man has ing a wife or child n ill be accepted Apply
for MOUNTED SERVICE, at No 817 MARKET linnet,
above Eighth, north kilo.
WILLIAM It ROYAL!,
let Lieut 2d Regt of Cavalry,
oct LlmE Recruiting Officer.
DOST OFFICE,PIIILADELPHIA, OCT. 4,
1857.—The departure of the STEAMER for OALI
FORNIA has been postponed from the roth to the 7th
log The mail rill be closed at thin office at 9P. M.
on the oth. GIDEON 0. WESTCOTT,
oo 5-28 Post Master.
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS._
FANCY AND STAPLE.
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY,
T. G. MAXWELL & SON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES
1020 CHESTNUT Street, four doors below Eleventh
And 318 S. SECOND St, below Spruce.
PAOTORIES.—Nos 95 and 91' GEORGE St., below
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Union.
Orders made at a few hems , notice. ee22 4mit
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.—Tho ship
STALWART, Capt. A. H. Lucas, from Liverpool,
is now discharging under general order at Almond street
wharf. Consignees will please attend to reeelpt of
their goods. • THOS. RICILaItDSON & CO,
aeB4t
glmiteemento
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
E A. MARSHALL Sole Les.°
THIS (Monday) EVENING, Oeltber 3, 1857,
Will be presented, for this night only, VontPs Opera, in
three acts, entitled
LA TRAVIATA.
Vialetta Vatter) ,
Flora
Alfred Germont
Goorgio Gennont
Baron Duphot....
Gaston°
MAILFTZFIC, Musical Director and Conductor
OPERA NOMT3 —Monday, Wednesday, Filay', and
:at uroay.
PRICE OF AlimtaSlON:—Parquette, esa Circle, and
Balcony, $l, Family Circle, ad cents ; Amphitheatre,
'5 mita
rho Box Office of the Academy is open from 9 A.
Mto id M ,tor tho wearing of Resort ed nod
Boors. without extra charge.
Treamirer Mr. T. Mel( rug.
Thu Opera w ill commence at $ precisely,
LD'ettiriages tt ill net down Lents South, and take up
heads North. oesll.
NATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT ST.,
1 near Eighth
AIMSIION —Seats in Private Box, ; Orchestra
Chairs, 75 cents; Drees Circle and Parquet, 50 cents;
Family tit c10,'25 emits Doors open at 7. To commence
at TX o'clock
Box Mu open from 10 to 4 o'clock, when Beata can
be secured.
Sole Lessee Win E llurtou
Stage Manager Mr II Watkins
Tlll9 (Monday) EVENING, October 5, 1957,
Will be presented Bulwer's Comedy of
MONEY ; Or, DUPLICITY EXPOSED
Alfred Evelyn, Mr. J. E. Murdoch ; Sir John Vesey, Mr.
Worrell; Graves, Mr. 11. Watkins; Clara Douglas,
Mrs. Hudson Kirby; Lady Franklin, Mrs 11. Muzzy,
Georgians, Mi9El Woodward
To conclude with the laughable Farce, called
THE DRAMATIST; Or, DIE ALL, DIE NOBLY
Vapid, Mr. J E. Murdoch; Lady Waitford. Mra. It
Muzzy.
lITHE S A Io i' L L e E , Y ee 's ARCH ST. Ir T w ILE I II; L R E E y .
AMR Or r/11069 —Orchestra Stalls, 50 cents; Dress
Oracle (no extra charge for Secured Seats), 60 cents;
Family Circle and Amphitheatre ' 25 cents, Beats In Pri
vate Boxes, 75 cents; Whole Private Box, f 3; Gallery,
13 cents; Clattery for Colored Persona, 25 cents ;
Pn
vete Box in Gallery for Colored Persons, 38 cents.
Del Gibe open from 10 A, M. until 3 P. Al. Doors
open at quarter before 7, performance to commence
quarter past T.
J. M. O. WIIITTON Treasurer.
TIM (Monday) EVENING, October 5. 1557,
Will be presented, for the seventh time, the New Comedy
of The
MIME
Mr Merzyweather, Mr Dolman; Mr. Herbert Fitzher
bert, Mr. Wheatley; Mr. Joshua Butterby, Mr. J S.
Clarke; She Merryweather, Mrs E L. Davenport;
Are. Fitzherbert, Mrs. D. P. Dossers; Miss Crane,
Mrs Thayer.
To conclude With the Drama of
TDB BRIGAND
Allesaniiro Atassaroni, Mr. E. L Davenport; Prince
Manch°, Mr. Thayer; Maria Orazie, Miss A. Cruise.
1-1 7 ALNET STREET THEATRE.—Les
sea, Mr. E A.. Marshall ; Stage Manager,Mr
John Sefton. Prices —Dress Circle and Parquette, 50
cents; Upper Circle, 25 cents; Private Box and Orchestra
Seats, 76 cents. Box Office open from 0 o'clock A. M
to 3 P. M. Doors comsat, 7 o'clock; performance to com
mence at 7%.
THlS(Monday) EVENING, October 5,1627,
Will be acted the (treat Drama, entitled
EUSTACHE ; Or, TilE CONDEMNED FELON.
Enstache Damian, Mr Daly; Alphonse Lamberti, Mr
Thewell ' • Delbois, Mr. Young; Countess D'Alberte,
Mrs Stisbee,
'Co conclude with the laughable Farce called
VILLIKINS AND MS DINAH
Torn Begs, Mr Chapman; Crinkum, Mr. Eberle; 5113.
Crinkum, Mrs. Stoneall.
SANFORD's OPERA HOUSE—
ELEVENTLI Street, above Chestnut
Doors open at I o'clock—to commence quarter bat.-
eight
Admittance 25 cents.
Ethiopian Life illustrated by Sandtord'e Troupe 0,
Stare—New Dances by the Sanford Children.
To conclude with
BOX AND COX.
llox, 9 S. Sanford; Cox, Cool White
rimiomEUPS VARIETIES,
FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets,
MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTS NIGHTLY,
Comprising a most Diversified and pleasing
ARNICA!. AND TERPSICHOREAN MELANGE,
In x lath appear Mad. PAYNE, Wile SEFOLLE and
other superior Vocalists, Musicians and Comedians.
Commencing at TN. Adimssion, 10 cents
T AMR:ONET, Pianist. THOMEUP, Proprietor
°ea-Iw*
pEOPLE'S TICKET.-
00VPRNOR
111,1. F. PACteEli, Ly coining County
CANAL COMMISSIONER.
JOHN F LINDERMAN, Berke County
JUDGES SUPREME COURT.
W3l STRONC, Berke County.
JAMES THOMPSON, Erie County
CITY TICKET
8EN.17011
SAMUEL 11. RANDLE.
MISSIIDLY
JOHN 0 KIRKPATRICK,
GEORGE H. ARMSTRONG,
JOSEPH R CHURCH,
JOHN RAIJSEY.
COUNTY NOMINATION
DR. I. N. MARSELES.
ASSEMBLY.
DAVID 11 IiIcOLANE,
OLIVER EVANS,
J. 11. AMIN,
JOSHUA T. OWENS,
A. ARTHUR,
JOSEPH H. DONNELLY,
THOMAS WARAND,
ABRAHAM ENGLISH,
DAVID sELLEY,
DAVID 11. ATTER,
JOHN 11. SCOTT,
GEORGE S FOX,
JAMES T. ALLISON,
JEDGE COCRT COMMON PLEAS,
JAMES R LUDLOW.
PROTHONOTARY DISTRICT COCRT,
JOHN P. McFADDEN.
CLERE QUARTER SESSION.J,
JOSEPH CROCKET
RECORDER DEEP,.
ALBERT D. BOILEAU
CORONER,
JOHN K. FENNER
MASS MEETING
DEMOCRACY OP THE CITY Or PHILADELPHIA
I VDEPENDE4VCE SQUARE.
"We hold the Integrity of Democratic principles para•
mount to all consideration of place or position."
The Democratic Cititens of the City of Philadelphia
will assemble iu MASS MEETING, to INDEPENDENCE
SQUARE, on MONDAY EVENING, the sth of October,
1557, at 7 o'clock, to take into consideraticio the present
financial difficulties.
lly order of the Committee on Town Meetings
J. J. MORRISON, Chairman.
Tuns J Bitoosg, Secretary. oc3•skm
AVANTED.-A FEW AGENTS, EITHER
V v Male or Female, are wanted to sell a now and
very popular book, just issued, entitled " The Crooked
Elm; in, Life by the Wayside " Four editions leave
already been exhausted iu Boston and the New England
States Agents are wanted to Canvass the Middle,
tiouthein, and Western States Some now engaged
make from IS to 112 per day. Address, by letter, Book
Agent, 1i t , tate street, Boston; or call personally at
same place oc3-1
AMERICAN GOLD
WANTED,
111(111EST CURRENT RATES
CRONISE h CO.,
SPEIIE nituEEßs,
4u SOUTH . THIRD STREET
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT
NEW OAS CONSUMING FURNACE
CHIL8011"8 NEW CONE FURN3CE,
alter having boon put to the most severe test, during
the two COLD WINTERS Or ]Boll AND 1857, has proved to
be the most powerful heater in the toorld, saving trees
!i to the fool over any of the beat furnac es now in see
THESE FURNACES are constructed with a cast Iron ash
pit, and a broad, shallow pan-shaped fire put, lined
with Ore-brick or iron staves. The fire pot is surmount
ed wills
A SERIES OF CONES, uit TAPERING RADIATORS,
large and broad at their taim, but tapering to small aper
tures at the top, and uniting with the smaller chamber,
through which the heat and smoke pails to the flue.
Tut ignore products of combustion In the form of
smoke and oases, are suspended directly over the fire,
CONFINED or compressed into the tapering Cores and
OONTINUALLT NEIPOSED to the direct action of the rays
of beat and light from the fire.
This heat and light is brought to a roous in noon
0000, not unlike the
COLLECTION OF TIIE BUN'S RAYS,
toe focal point through an ordinary lens, causing the
snout AND OASES to become intensely heated and tho
roughly CONSUMED, by this operation the SEMI AND
Queue 1100 MADE EQUALLY ATAILABLE with the FURL
MIME for heating purposes, while, in other furnaces,
it is CARRIED OPT AND WASTED IN THE OBIAINET.
All persons desirous of obtaining the hest and
MOST ECONOMICAL BLEATING APPARATUS,
should not fail to OX/Mllll9 the NEW GAS CONSUMING
CONE BURNAM before purchasing any other. The at
tention of architects and builders is particularly re
quested. ARNOLD A WILSON,
(Successors to S. A. Ilarrison,)
No fat WALNUT Street,
Opposite Independence Square.
CtIRARD FIRE AND MARINE INSUR
ANOE COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA—Office, No,
302 WALNUT street, west of TIMID.
"WIRE RISKS ONLY TAKEN."
Dinvoroas.
Wm. M. Swain,
John Anspach, Jr.,
H. N. Burroughs,
J B. Dughes,
F. D. Sherman,
Wm. P. Hacker,
J. P. Steiner,
B. A Shackelford,
Jor. Walker,
Juo. McClure,
Tho. Craven,
A B Gillett,
Turman Sheppard,
Natal. Jones, M. D.,
Joseph Klapp, Al. D
JONES, President.
Vice President.
litittiluttiN, Secretary.
dant Secretary. sul-3m-lt
.TOR
Lion. O. W. WOODWARD,
JNO 8 '
'AUKS B. AMMO, Midst
CIAVING FUND.--UNITED STATES
IJ TRUST COMPANY, corner of THIRD and CHEST
NUT dtreetA
Large and small sums received, and paid back on do.
maud, without notice, with PIPE PER OENT INTER.
EST from the day of depoiiit to the day of withdrawal
Office hour., from 9 until 5 o'clock el cry day, nod on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock
'"'
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Scotland
from II upwards.
Pros dent—STEPUEN R. CRAWFORD.
Treasurer—PLlNY FISK.
TeIIer—JADIES R. HUNTER
JOHN R. STRYKER, Jn.,
Wholesale Dealer in
AUCTION DRY GOODS,
N 0.12 DANK iltrect, Philadelphia. oetl-2m
TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT, PENN
SYLVANI ~, RAILROAD COMPANY,
ruiIaDELMIIA, September 28th, 1857.
NOTICE —The Coupons for Interest on the 21 Mort
g ag e Bonds of the Company, doe on Ist proximo, aril
lie paid on preeentatlon at the office at any time on o
after th a.date. THOS. T. FIRTH,
sep3O.Lt Treasurer.
INDUCEMENTS TO CASH BUYERS!
TY'NDALI: & MITCHELL,
11PORTPRO g
OP
CUINA, GLASS, AND COMMON WADES,
are now
NEW AND ELEGANT oeIIin FALLtheir IMPORTATIONS,
MAUI' nEDUCIIID l'alCaa,
with a
HANDSOME DISCOUNT TO THOSE
WHO PAY 0A2311.
707 CHESTNUT STREET S ABOVE SEVENTH BT.
5e25.2w-fmw. PHILADELPHIA.
Einico bn auction
MTHOMAS & SONS,
• M. 139 and 141 SOITTLI FOURTH
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, &c
Public Sales at the Philadelphia Exchange every
Tuesday Evening.
in" Handbills of each 'Property issued separately, in
addlt,on to which we publish on the Saturday previous
to each sale one thousand catalogues in pamphlet form,
giving lull descriptions of all the property to be sold on
the. tolls sel ug Tuerdny.
11.7" FURNITURE SALES AT THE AUCTION
STORE es ery Thur , d ay morning
. Male. Gaztaniga
Signora Titgltufico
Signor lizignoll
Signor Amodio
.Signor Colotti
.Signor Quint°
RE IL ESUTE AT PRIVATE SALE
Ire We Imo a lutge amount of Beal E.tate at pri
vate :kilo, including mory de,riutiou of City and
Country property Printed I.i•ita may be had at the
Auction Store.
PRIVATE SALE REGISTER
llj — Real Estate entered nu our Private Sale Re
gietrr, are mhvertteed occasionally In our Public Sale
Ab,tracta, (ot clt eh LUvat copies are printedweekly.)
free 0, charge
STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE—TUESDAY NEXT.
Pamphlet catalogues now ready, containing lull de
scriptions of all the property to be sold on Tuts..lay next,
Mb inst., comprising a large amount cot Blocks, Loans,
Heal Estate, .S.e.
PEREMPTORY SALE-500 SHARES UNION CANAL.
6th October, at 7 o'clock, at the Philadelphia Ex
change, without reserve, for account of whom it may
concerti—
GOO shares preferred Biz per cent. stock of the Union
Canal Company of Pennsylvania Par r .0, with poi; er
of attorney for transfer endorsed
shares American Academy of Music
. .
L dr, Philadelphia and Savaunab Steamship Co.
du Point Breeze Park Association.
do Philadelphia Library, Philadelphia Athe
nxurti, and Mercantile Libraries
10 shares Premium Loan A.ssociaLon, /5U paid en
each i hare.
10 ehares EhiladelOioi Exchange.
For account of uhoni it 11101 Concern
-60 shore, COlumlna Coal and Iron Co.
BANK STOCKS.
Aka, 42 shares Cite Bank. Par $5O, frill paid
40 shores Conienoni - ealth Bonk. Par po. 25 paid
9 shares Bank of Pennsylvania.
40 do do do
TENTH FALL SALE, 6th OF OCTOBER, AT THE
EXCHANGE.
Thie eale will include—
HANDSOME RESIDENCE, WITH SIDE YARD.
Handsome modern Residence, with side yard, south
onte of Washington street, first house east of Seven
teenth street It is just (unshed in handsome, modern
style Immediate possession . $3,500 may remain on
the property
NEAT MODERN RESIDENCE
Nest modern Residence No. 718 Buttonwoal street,
east of Delaware Eighth street. Immediate pobse-..spdon.
DWIMLFAIS, FRANKfORIiitOAII.
New three-story brick dwelling, No. 120 Franktord
Road, above Bedford Street, with three-story frame
dwelling in the rear,
RESTAURANT AND DWELLING.
Three-story brick restaurant and dwelling, S E. cor
ner Second and Shippen Streets.
BRICK BAKERY—ADJOINING.
Also, a brick bakery adjoining the above, fronting on
Sbippen Street
SEVEN TIIREE•STORY BRICK DWELLINGS
. .
Seven three-story brick dwellings Camilla Street. be
tween 11th and 12th, and Carpenter and Prime Streets-
They will be sold separately
MODERN RESIDENCE, SOUTH ELEVENTII ST.
Neat modern residence, west silo of Eleventh Street,
moth of Pine Street.
HANDSOME MODERN STORE AND DWELLING
- - - .
Three-story brick store and dwelling, southeast cor
ner of 17th and Washington Streets, (late Spring Gar
den ) It Is handsomely built and finished for a store
and
''""'• ' . . . .
. .
PEREMPTORY SALE-HANDSOME NE IV REST
Also, the handsome new residence, with aide yard,and
replete with all modern conveniences, west aide, North
Seventh Street, first house south of Thompson Street.
Sale positive. .
Nest modern dwelling, No. 335 North Twelfth Street,
between Carlton and Callowhill streets.
A two-story frame Dwelling, south-east corner Front
and Phi:so ix streets, with three two-story frame Dwell
ings In the rear. . .
. .
VALUABLE FARM—DELAWARE CO., PA.
Valuable farm, 185 acres, Bethel township, Delaware
county, Penns, , about three miles from Claymont, and
lour miles front Marcus Hook.
ELEVENTH FALL SALE. !Oth OCTOBER
This sale will include--
Valuable Property, known as the Port Providence Axe
and Edge Tool Factory, on the Schuylkill 01.1.11, oppo
site Phceuixrdlo
ELEGANT MODERN RESIDENCE. he
Elegant modern residence and offices, N 1V corner of
Thirteenth arid Arch etreet9. :a feet front on Arch
Areet, 128 feet on Thirteenth street.
Orphans' Court Sale
ESTATE. OP DAVID LEHMAN, DEO'D
Valuable Real Estate, St John street. between Green
and Coates Streets—several utessuages, and lot 3i feet
b inches trout.
BUSINESS STAND.
Three-story flick Store and Dwelling, N. W. corner
Eleventh end Christian streets Sale absolnie.
NOTICE-SALE SUPERIOR PIPAITURII
The superior Household Furniture to be sold this (Mon
day) morning, at No. 715 Sansom street, maybe examined
On the morning of sale, at 8 o'clock, by catalogues.
Sale No 715 formerly No. 13 Sansom street
. . . . . . .
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, MIRRORS, VELVET OAR-
PETS, FIN& ENGRAVINGS, &c.
This Morniug,
October 6th, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, ut No. 715
iormerly No. 13, Sansom street, above Seventh street,
the superior household furniture, mirrors, carpets, &c.
i.l7* The Cabinet Furniture was made , by Geo. J.
Henke's, has been well kept, and is in excellent order.
*** May be examined on the morning of sale at 8
o'clock.
Sale Nos 119 and 141 South Fourth Street
SUPERIOR GERMAN FLOWER ROOTS.
On Tuesday Morning,
At 11 o'clock, at the Auction store, 5 cases superior
German Flower Roots, from It. Vanderschoot & Sons,
Harlem, compriaing Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcissus, &c.
Sale No. 332 South Fifteenth Street
HANDSOME FURNITURE, FINE TAPESTRY CAR-
On Wednesday morning,
At 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at No. 332 South Fifteenth
street, the superior household. furniture, fine tapestry
carpets, engravings, china, glassware, dec., of a gentle
man declining housekeeping
Also, the kitchen furniture and utensils
117° The furniture has been in use but a abort time,
and is in excellent order.
Sale Nos 139 and 141 South Fourth Street
SUPERIOR FURNITNRE, MIRRORS, PIANO
FORTES, Bituesus CARPI:TS, Ac
On Thursday Morning,
At 9 o'clock, at the Auction Store, an extencive aisort
went of excellent Second-hand furniture, mirrors, piano
forte, carpets. Se , from families declining housekeep
lug.
FIRST-CLASS STORE FOR RENT
The large new FIVE-STORY STORE, No 240 MAR
KET street, East of Third street, 28 feet front, 202 feet
to depth, with a side front on Biddle's alley—brown
stone front—built and finished In the best and most
substantial manner, with every modern convenience—
furnaces to heat the entire building throughout—lire
Proof Safes, Water Closets. /foisting Machines, kc•
Well adapted for a large Auction or Commis:don House
MOSES NA TIIA NS, AUCTIONEER
IVA AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, S. E corner
SIXTH and RACE Streets
NOTICE.—AII persona having good% forfeited at the
Office 9. E corner of 6th and Race streets, are requested
to call and pay charges and renew their tickets, other
a ise they will be sold on WEDNESDAY MORNING
next. OCTOBER the 7th at 10 o'clock, by
Mons NATIIANS, Auctioneer,
8 E corner of 6th and Race streets.
LAROE SALE OF FORFEITED GOODS, BY ORDER
OF JOHN WEBB, Broker, at MOSES NATHAN'S Auc
tion Store. S. E corner fah and Race streets. on WED
NESDAY 'MORNING neat OCTOBER the 7th, 1857, at
10 o'clock, at sales-room Second story Entrance from
Race street
The Goods will be arranged and open for Examination
ou the afternoon of Tuesday, the day before the sale.
Consisting in part of Watches, Jewelry, kc , vie:
gold hunting-case, double-case, double-bottom and open
laced English patent lever watches, of the very best and
most approved makers, the most of them full IS karat
gold; gold escapement patent lever watches in hunting-
Cases and open-face, best makers, 18 karat gold cases,
gold lepine watches in hunting-cases and open-face,
omit of them very fine, 18 karat cases; gold Swiss and
French watches, silver English lover watches of the
most approved makers,in hunting-easesdouble-casexand
open-face, silver escapement lever and lepine watches of
best makers, silver double-case, bunting-case, and open
face watches, duplex and gnarlier watches, fine gold
neck, fob, and rest chains, fine gold curb chains, fine
gold medallions, fine gold pencil-cases and pens, line
gold ear-rings, breavtpinq and tioger- rings, large seal
rings, line gold bracelets, sett of knives, forks, and
spoons, in cave, silver plate, plated forks and spoons,
portmouustes, flue gold charms, seals, and keys, silver
medals, gold sleeve - buttons , gold studs, gold thimbles,
and numerous other srtseles of jewelry
]jam Watch-makers, jewellers, dealers, the trade gen
erally, and private purchasers, are respectfully invited
t o a ttend Ibis gale, as every article will positively be
sold without the least reserve whatever, for cash
IMMENSE SALE OF FORFEITED 00008.
On Friday morning next.
October oth, MIM, at 10 o'clock, at Moses Nathansi
auction store, southeast corner of Sixth and Race streets,
sales rooms second story, entrance from Race street, con
sisting in part of dry goods, clothing, segars, fowling
pieces, musical instruments, tools, furniture, bedding,
beds, mattresses, looking-glasses, travelling trunks, va
lises, books, fancy articles, &c., &c , via cloths and
cassimere pantaloon patterns, cassinet vestings, over
coats, sack coats, raglans, frock coats, dress coats, mon
key jackets, cloaks, cassiniere pantaloons, silk velvet,
silk, cloth, valencia, satin and other vests; shirts, under
shirts, drawers, gents' boots and shoes, umbrellas, para
sols, ladies , cloth and merino cloaks, silk-velvet, silk,
merino, cloth, and other mantillas, barques, and circu
lars, silk, merino, mouse de lane, cashmere, alpaca, do
liege, French chintz, and other dresses, under clothing,
vests, coats, and dross patterns, Mena, Drastic, crape,
Bay State, woolen, plaid, silk - and other large and square
shawls; silk pocket and neck handkerchiefs, embroidery,
gentlemen's woolen shawls, gaiters, shoes, cloth names,
fine feather beds, mattresses, blankets, quilts, comforts
bles,&preads, bed inkiness, bed ticking, case of childrena
shoos, assorted sizes, five thousand segars, knives and
and forks, carvers, steel skates, double-barreled and
fowling pieces, twist barrel, back•action locks, and
patent breech, pistols, several complete chests of
carpenters' tools, planes, squares, gauges, saws,
and other tools, glut' nas, flutes, violins, gui
tars, looking glasses, paintings, engravings, large and
medium sire bibles, elegantly bound, and various other
books, large bag of curled hair, chest of curled hair,
traveling trunks, valises, carpet bags, dirks, dirk
knives, swords, shirt bosoms, window shades with gilt
borders, china, glass, and crockery ware, and numer
ous other articles
The whole to be sold without relerve Dealer', the
trade generally and ',mate purelmerl are muted to
attend the Sale.
The good,' will be open on the afternoon previous to
the day of Sale
Sales Room Second story Eutranoo from Rare street
AT PRIVATE SALE—GoId and silver patent lever,
Lepine, English, Swiss, and French watches, lowelry,
of every description, musical instruments, Ac , &e
AT PRIVATE SALE—Arranged on eeeond, door,
household furniture, of every description, beds, mat
tresses, carpeting, looking glasses, fancy articles, Ac.,
dce , he
Outdoor sales attended to personally by the Auction
ear Charges very low Conaigurneuts of furniture.
clothing, jewelry, Ac , Ac., solicited.
NATHAN'S PRINCIPAL LOAN OFFICE:,
9 E. Corner of Rath and Race Streets,
Where money will be loaned on gold and ether plate
Watches, Jewelry, Diamonda, Clothing, Dry th,o
Groceries, tiegare, Hardware, Cutlery, Furniture, lied •
ding, Horses, Vehicles, Harness, Stocks, and on all ar
ticles of value for an) length of time agreed on, on more
satisfactory and liberal terms than at nay other estab
lishment leen] AI. NATHAN.%
NATHAN'S great sale of FORFEITED HOODS will
take place in a tow days Due notice will be given.
WLDEFB great sale of forfeited Watches, Jewelry,
Guns, Pistols, Musical Instruments, Ac., will take place
shortly Due notice sill be given
WEBB'S great sale of Dry tioods, Clothing, bedding,Ac , being forfeited eollaterals, will take place shortly,
Due notice will be given.
JOHN BAYLIS, AUCTIONEER—No. 325
ARCH Street, between Third and Vendla Streets.
SALES EVERY EVENING, at 7 o'clock,
Of Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Cutlery, Watches, Jew
elry, Hosiery, Whips, Trunks, Fancy Goods, Notions,
E. 11 --Out-fln sales attended to All goods sold et
the Auction Houle packed
GEORGE W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER,
NA N. R. corner of BARRON and SOUTH Streets,
►bore Second.
EVENING HALES.
SALES EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,)
At 7),i o'clock, at the Auction Store, of Hardware, Cute
lery, Ilousekeetang Articles, Clothing, Watches, Jewel
ry, Dancy Articles, &a.
MOSS -17 bales Carolina Moss, for awe by
MARTIN & MACALISTSB,
Ma 119 North Water Street.
Ou Tue,lay el ening
NEAT DWELLING
FOUR FRAME DWELLINGS
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
PETS. ENORAVIN6S, &c
stiie.s Gir clurlion
TAXES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
N 0.422 WALNUT STREET. above FOURTH.
CARD—SALE OF 110175EIIOLD FURNITURE—TUES.
_ - - -
DAY.
ru — We beg leave to inform the public that we bold
our regular weekly sales of Furniture every Tuesday, at
our SPACIOUS SALES ROOM, NO. 100 WALNUT
tTREET, where erery possible attention is given to cb
tatu the 'Ugliest prices for the goods of these who may
favor us with consignments Families havineportions cf
their furniture to dispose of, or those declining house
keeping and not wishing sales at their own dwellings,
can have their furniture CAREFULLY REMOVED TO
OUR SALES ROOM, WHERE THEY WILL REALIZE
BETTER PRICES FOR THEIR FUE.NITUILE TILIN
THEY CAN OBTAIN EROII ANY OF THE FURNI
TURE DEALERS OR ANY OTII tit AUCTION STORE
IN THE CITY
Ea' Persons favoring us a ith consignments can rest
asured that their property se.II not tw ~.crificed
117 Commissions more rucelerate than those charged
y any other Auction house iu the clty.
11:7" Consignments respectfully sot:cited.
fIJ Plies pail immedistely aftor the goods are sold.
REAL ESTATE SALE, Detuber 7
This sale will Include—
Executors' Absolute Site—Estate of Lydia and Sesseuses
Wills, deceased_
WELL-SECURED GROUND RENT 3
old Irredeemable Ground Rents, .113 each
f •
tr 4 to be paid on each of Ilia abuse when the
same 19 struck off.
Executor's sale. N. E corner Sixth and Pine sts ,
HOUSEHOLD FGRNITGEE, CARPETS, BEDS, Sic ,
On Friday morning,
at 10 o'clock, will be •old at the N E corner Sixth ar..l
Pine streets. the entiri. well-kept Lions shot! furniture
of the late Henry 31 Tonic:tales, deceased. IT order of
the Executors : Comprising nritiogan3 - tablos, cane seat
chairs, ingrain carpets, pier mirrors, Least. thuds,
oil cloth, Venetian passage and stair carpet, rods, supe
rior bureaus, wardrobe, bedsteads, superior feather
beds, excellent bed,ling • mahogany, secretary and book
cases, wash-stand and chamber ware: also, dinner and
tea, ware• kitchen furriiture,stores, Ac.
Also a barometer and quadrant
Also a hardware case. with Swiss views and magnify
ing glass, in perfect order
ADo a share in the Philadelphia Library.
Also a share in the Athenzum.
BIM
j 7" A three•story Brick Dwelling. with tso-st...ry
brick back building. 195 North Ninth street, above
Wood street. Rent $lOO per annex. 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 0118 Ada
Type and everything necessary for the business. Apply
at the Auction Store.
WOLBERT & SCOTT, AUCTIONEERS,
431 CREP.TYCT Street, oppeaite the Custom
Rouse. between Fourth and Fifth Streets.
PEREMPTORY SALE OP DESIRABLE GOODS FOR
CASH
On Wednesday next,
Commencing at 10 o'clock precisely, we will sell,
without reserve, for cash, a large and valuable assort
ment of desirable staple and fancy Fall and Winter
Goods, comprising, via:
500 dozen women's hosiery, of white, black, mixed,
and brown.
Also, ladies' kid gloves , lambswool ant merino
shirts and drawers; regatta! shirits; gents' silk shirts;
English printed cotton hdkfs; bird-eye towels, colored
barege.
Also, French el tstie suspenders; superior patent
thread, white and colored.
Also, white and colored quo! cotton; 6-4 jaconets;
Swiss mull o&C,
EMBROIDERIES AND MILLINERY GOODS
Also, a general assortment of French and Scotch Em
broideries, consisting of collars, sleeves, sets, caps,
capes, coiffures, head-dresses, embroidered and plain
linen cambric hdkfs, infants' robes and waists, linen
shirt fronts. flouncings, edgings, embroidered skirts,
bands, die, of cambric, jaconet, Swiss and mull.
GERMANTOWN KNIT GOODS.
Also, A general assortment Germantown knit goods,
consisting of Shetland shawls, cravats, scarfs, hosiery,
hoods, gelatines, chlorines, cuffs, mitts, die, die.
SUPERIOR SILVER-PLATED WARE.
Also, an invoice best quality-silver plated ware, Each
as elegant tea setts, castors, table and dessert spoons,
table and dessert forks, tea spoons, he, worthy special
attention.
RUBBER AND HORN COMBS.
Also, 1000 dozen best rubber and horn dressing, side,
and back combs.
SALE AT GET'S HOTEL, 31 South SEVENTH Street.
On Wednesday, 14th hilt,
Commencing at 10 o'clock preci-ely, we will sell, on
the premises, 91 South Seventh street, by order of Mrs.
Sarah Haines, Administratrix, the entire (onshore,
barroom and kitehen articles, liquors, wines beds and
bedding, embracing the valuable contents of the hotel.
May be examined early on the morning of sale.
QAMIJEL NATHANS, AUCTIONEER,
E. 3 and MONEY LOAN OFFICE', No. 110 South
THIRD Street, below Walnut, oppoeite Pear at , only
eight doors below the Exchange.
Hone of business from T o'clock, A. hI , until 10
o'clock in the evening.
Out-door sales, and sales at the Auction Home, at
tended upon the most satisfactory terms.
CAPITAL VOO,OOO.
Established for the fast Thirty Years.
Advances made from one dollar to thousands on DM
monde, Silver Plate, Watches, Jewelry, Hardwire, kler
chandize, Clothing, Furniture, Bedding, Cigars, Ill:Weal
Instruments, Guns, Horan, Carriages, and Goods of
every description.
E!&MWMI=I
adwanees, from one hundred dollars and upwards
will be charged 2 per cent. per month; 2500 and ower,
the lowest market rate.
This Store House haying a depth of 120 feet, has large
Ire and thief-proof vaults to store all valuables, and pri
vate watchmen the the premises • also, a heavy Imo
ranee effected for the benefit of ail persons having goons
advanced upon.
N. B —On account of baying an unlimited capital,
this office is prepared to make advances on more satis
factory and accommodating terms than say other in
this city.
Money advanced to the poor, In anal amounts, with
out coy charge.
AT PRIVATE BALE.
Gold Patent Lever and other Watched, Jewelry, and
tßothing will be mold at reduced priced. and-1y
ebttcational
TRENCH LANGUAGE AND .LITERA
TURE.—PROPISSOR. GERARD, A„ M., late
rou , uiu , Agent of Frazee, and formerly Professor in
Trmity Cotiege, Hartford, cr.; 500 manor of ear - era!
corks to facilitate a prompt acquireim at af the Preach
language, is now prepared to giro instruchon to ladies
at their own rendences, is the mornings, from 9to 2
o'clock and to gentlemen, at his study, No IWit
CHESTNUT Street, from 4 to 9 P. M.
N. B.—Particular attention will be paid to ladies and
gentlemen intending to visit Europe, as to conversation
in French
For particulars, please call on Prof G. for a
CIRCULAR, N 0.1009 ciusrN LIT Street, above Tenth,
third story, front room, from 4to9P. M. oel-lw*
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IDbROFESSOR SAUNDERS' INSTITUTE,
WEST PRILS.DELPRIA.
No Seminary whatever is mere like a private family
The course of study is extensive and thorough. Pro
fessor Saunders will receive a few more pupils tinder
liiurteen years of age into his family. Enquire at
Messrs J. 8. Silver and Mathew Newkirk, or Col. J. W.
Forney, Editor of this Paper, whose sous or wards are
now members of his family. septli-tf
ru S BONNEY AND MISS DILLAYE
.o.a. will ItE-OPEN their BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL at 1615 CHESTNUT Street, 06 MONDAY, Sep
tember 14th.
ItY_FSRENCES
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Rime 11. A Boardman, D. D , Philadelphia; Darid
do; C. Wadsworth, D.ll , do; M. G. Clark. do,
J Newton Brown, D D., do, Wm. B. 3stote, do, Win.
Blackwood; D. D , do; A. Converse, D D , do, John
Leyburn, D. D , do; James H. Cuthbert, do; Win. T.
Brantley, D. D . do; E. B Cheney, do; William Brad
ford, New York city; A D Gillette, D. D., do; B. Bab
cock, D. D , do; B . E liner, D.l) , Baltimore; George W.
Eston, D.D., New York; G. Rempton, North
East, New York; Thomas &unbent, emanate, Georgia;
Howard Malcom, D D. Lewisburg, Pennsylvania; John
S. Hart, LL. D., Philadelphia; Paul T. Jones, Esq., do;
Col. A. G. Waterman, do; Caspar Monis, M. D. do;
Robert A. Ezell, Esq., Marabou , Texas; John B. Sem
ple, Esq , Pittsburgh. Perinsylvsnia; James Edmunds,
E3q , do, do, George W. Jackson, Esq , do, do; John
Raymond, LL. D , Brooklyn, New York; Mayson Bray
son, Esq., Chicago; lion. George W. Bradford, Romer,
New York; Stephen D. Dinars, Esq , New York city,
Ron. Daniel h. Dickinson, Binghamton. New York.
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ei.RITTENDEN's PHILADELPHIA COM
MERCIAL COLLEGE, S. E. corner of SEI.ENTH
and CHESTNUT Streets, Second and Third Stories.
BOON-KEEPING. PENMANSHIP, ersry style.
CO3I3LEHCIAL LAWS AND FOBAIS
003IMERCIA.L CALCULATIONS.
LECTURES, .ke
Each Student has iodividnal instruction from compe
tent and attentive Teachers, under the immediate
" Ka r e v o l lle d ß t e h e ' := 4l i;2
penmen the Country has charge of
the Writing Department.
Sleaze call and eve Specimens and get a Catalogue of
Terme, ike. seS lm
QIIPPLEE'S INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
LADIES, (boarding and day pupils.) N. W. corner
ELEVENTH and GREEN street, Fifth session will
open on September 7th. Beet reference given, in
eluding all present and former patrons surch3-tf
S PRING GARDEN ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG MEN AND UO3,Y N. E. corner EIGUTII
and BUTTONWOOD streets Professors of the highest
qualifications employed. Catalogues containing full
particulars, pupils , names, testimonials , &e min be
had on application
su .tf P . DONLEAVY LONG, Principal
HALL OF ST. JAMES THE LESS,
PHILADELPHIA.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Ray B. R. filtrate, Racros.
The Annual Senion will begin on TURSDAY, Sep
tember 1.
Circulars may be obtained at the Book Store of II
HOOKER, 8 W. tomer EIGIITLI sad CHTsrscr, or
of the Rector, Post Office, Palls of Bc/1133-aill. Nat
delphla
?MS. BARTON' B BOARDING AND
ILE DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, No 1929
CHESTNUT St , below Twentieth, will to-open on the
SECOND MONDAY in September. aulS-Sert
NOTHING SO NEEDFUL TO ENABLE
persons, male and female, to gain a share of the
world's goods and comforts as a
BUSLNES.S EDUCATION
• -
LEIDY BROTHERS' BUSINESS ACADEMY,
Nos. 11E1 and 150 SLYTEI Street, near RACE.
rill re-open on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Ist, for
and winter Studies, embracing 0 knowledge of
WRITING, BOGH-KEEPLNG AND ARITHMETIC
by simplified methods, In a short tune.
TILE LEIDY'S take pleasure in saying, Shot during
the past year a large number of persous acquired a
BUSINESS EDUCATION, enabling many to secure pro
fitable situations, and others to prosecute their buctuess
operations successfully. au24-3m
Orntlemen'6 furnishing (Eocrbo
CHE~TER
si
o S s Cor1: : GE
ani p N A T T L L
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SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No. 7rai
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Philadelph,a.
The attention of Southern and Western Merchants, and
Strangers, is particularly invited to this unproved cut or
Shirts, the most perfect Attin; article made. At a-h.:le
gate and retail, and made to order. auS-Lrif
CHEAP SUMMER FUEL.—GAS COKE,
of excellent quality, is mld at the PHILADELPHIA
GASWORKS forthe reduced price of five ceom a
mid may be obtained Hi large or email quantity Gr ap
plying at the Oas Office, :id CJ South SKEEN . '
Street.
To Purchasers by Wholesale. it to soli. at the Worts,
is Cir.t Ward, be the ton, St a pric.e equivalent to An
thracite. a Is 2 00 per tou
(Signed) J. C rarjuet r
PHIL& PICLPHIA (too WOAK9, Anir. ed. '5l. arn.--;.tt
A BRAM SLACK—ENGRAVING, DIE
li Sinking and Embossed Printing, Enreleye asl
Seal Press Manufactory, :37 Strawberry Street, between
Second and Third, and Market and Chet-tout Straet,
Philsdelphta, Pa
COTTON -100 bales Gulf Cotto n , i n ,t o r d
and for sale by
MARTIN f hROALICTER,
Vintib Striatt.
LITTON-200 bales good Middling to Mad
dhngg 'Jrla Cotton, in store %rid for nale
MARTL'i k lIACALISTNR,
ant 1 North Water fltreat
BOYS' CLOTHING.
F A. ROY T A. IMO lave now on band a very
large assortment of READY-MADE goodi mashie for
the present 0044-011 which they feel disposed to sell
cheap. ASSEMBLY BYTLIMNGS.
Bonthweat corner Tr.:k.;ni and must:NTT streets.
N. B.—We have • large assortment of new goods
of a superior quAlity and make.
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