The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, October 08, 1857, Image 3

.4,IIF , MONEV. MARKEL , -
- -0gc..7, 1857,
T B .ales or . stocks cAtitinuo; to show s decline in
. ,
1
prices, ip einioet eveiy , hind Of abates- except tinnio of
the Resent ,iiiilltuall donipanyi which have advanced
i 1 5 %. Solpebedy.frighlined e,few of the stockholders
p by publiehing an- - extract from a-law, which, from its
ti wording, appears to have boon the combined production
k of two ingenious legislatont,:oiii of whom wished to in
'- troduce individual lishatty,for, debts, other than bonds,
into an, pet ,passedfor the relief of tbeltailroad Coro
t) Pery, and. the otherto defeat the first, not by. oting his
section' out of the bill-; but_ by adding to it a string of
provisloni Vial/der it meaningless. The Purchasers at
i the rel Va n 's 4.tiki nim...t certainly take:this view of the,,
, cue, and the scared holders are rapidly recovering their
1 equeultnity. ," The section bee lama under discuasien in
4 privateeirpOSAid his been in print for some days, but
i we did not deenilt sufficiently important to reprint it;
I and only do ao now at the request of some of our readers.
rc, It is as follows:' _ -
• - •
Scomios, a. 'The sMekholdere of the
L eagd
shall be lointly liable, ae,partnere trading toether' in
'-, business, for all the debts of the conipauy, hereafter
contracted; and such debts may be sued for and reco
vered In the same manner, that the debts of partners
trading together in teisirkeie may imat , be sued for and
z recovered : Pievided, That the provisions of this see
t tion shall not apply to bb - nde. which may' be issued by
said company, in lieu of, or In exchange for bonds which
said company may, under 'existing laws; legally lame
or to engagements which said - company may, nuclei ex- -
istinglawe, eat - A
-Into: And prorido fity Our , That nett
shalt that be brought against the-company, end its assets
4. be exhausted." •
The following -remoras from the Igo* York' Eventing
Pest are' especially, applicable to, our own jobbing
houses, who are well known to have carried the system
of long cradita to their inland customers to a hazardous
extreme:. Many who were refused credit for the length
of thne-they demanded in the cities east Of ours, were
.1 ' accommodated here by some. of our jobbers, Wh6; justly
confident of their own strength, have in 'many cases
:, been led to put ;to much of their capotat in sales on long
Y, credits that they must now Tay dearly for money at the,
3 : hands of 'others, while they, should and might have
been floating easily upon the tide, with ample' fonds in'
band of their own., , , , • „.
The Poi asps "It is now sufficiently obvious that
the dildiulties under which the commeicial-worldis
r, 10.1 4 ,watt, more or lota, directly *dm the mime of
credit, and-that s very considentble ihrire of that
. 4 abuse occurs hathedry-goods trade. The usual length
--, of credit *along this class of merchants Is eight months,,
while thalmporter'sdredlt never exceeds nye meanie;
and, in mini oeees, .atiVnot amount to so loot 'a time:
Therefore, there' is against the: italiOrter a b$ mace 'ot
three mobtlasto2ll4aicryseridaSell4tdertien t 7Whlch'
is reedit& more soli he soattooat Ash he utith;Tiocia
' in giving that amount of credit, which enables the re,
taller to melon* goods foe- both the feal and summer
trade before paying for airy. We ore aware of the dif=
ficulties which beset a 'determination to alteran
ing state of credit, bit is it possible for any country to
"Financial ntlali-a in our city wore a quiet aspect yester
,„l day, and a more cheerful feeling pervaded business
circles. The demand for money was less urgent, while
the banks retro able' to discount to some 'extent thi
= paper of their, costumers. These Institutions, liOwevere
still act with such caution, andaith an eye to en early
resumption o f specie payments. We teat that several
; of tuna yestit* largely augmented the specie lit their'
vaults; but the only one which pays Bic. hard money
on all its liabilities is the Jackson Bank, of which Alfred
Anthony, 85q.:06 Bresident, The old veteran - irises&
name it bears 7ould hardly hare consented to a suspen,
mien of specie pttinients` on the ; 'Part of a Jaekson
Bank."
The 'Mineral Bank, at Cumberland, Md., Us' failed.'
The Cumberland Coal and 'Trot, - COuspauy have sur
,
`;Fended. It has done ularge business, and: employed
from2oo to 250 *hands.," The" snspensliii canoed Much'
excitement..
The Cumberland Clef/ion anticipates that the (allure
f the-timberland Coal and Iron Company wjll hare
disastrous effect upon the boating business on the Chem
peske and Ohio Canal; and that many Mittens and la
borers will be thrown out or . employment. For the
F. week Midmg on, Saturday fast the George's Creek Coal
and Iron Company ahipped from their mines 2,516 tons
of coal; TriMitlit' 90 Mire ; tietrutildfs 'Mit tons, add
Hatepaltitet2T tenet: .„
' Messrs. Cronise & Co. quote American gold at 4ji 06
AP' cent. premium, and New York. Facings:a at 4,i( n 6
The New Yet% Tintes'saye " The American Ex
change refused the dialikef Bather k Church this fore-,
neon, after honoring, such as were presented for pay 7,
runt yesterday: ' Tbfastepliee egially,niiexpodtedand
unfortunate for this market. The gold shipment of
house by the Central America- was - lasnred in Wall
1 , street, end the insurance paid to the-bank The ship ,
meat of the 6th September came to laid yesterdaY to
their credit at, the bank, But it enema that
zalttancea have- included some shortaight bills on the
) old and very respectable house of Willetts h Co, in
c the Pubic trade, who stoeptai payment; to the 'ser
i prise of the whole street, Oda, meriting. Samuel
Willett was formerly President of the American
Exchange Beak; a member of the Society of Friends;
t an old • merchint Or 'reputed large "wealth; and et the
head of a house, so 'independent a few months ago as to
authorize three or hire day bills against the shipment of
I. hides and other merchandise from San Francisco round
Cape Horn, His name was in such high credit that he
Ci employed hie paper: in place of cash,, in admiring
largely upon bond and share securities; and the proha- ,
Wily Is that the 'recent enormous depreciation- his
; r 4 left these securities hie hendej with his paper
still out." •
The following are the footings - of the Boston bank
4 statement for ibo paii week': ' , ' • -" -
Capital Stock
',I Loans and Discounts "
.;,./ Onsets
Amount due from other hanks.
Amount duo to (other banks.
Deposits,—
eireuldtiou,
' do a sate business on so unsound a principle? When
, a better time thou the present present itself, for
our merchants to combine for their mutual edrantiie ?
Why not at.once take measures to concert a combined
redaction of their term of credit to four months, arid
'-,, form the nucleus of a' really sound business system?
The railroad andinfeiraph harolOngsincirencored the
.-. , . .
'. only excuse that ever existed for long credits, and the
merchants may as well profit by their past and present
experience, ss wait for more of the earns sort."
'-_-, The Providence Port,' of Titesday , morning," says:
The Maiiseliasetts bank tommlealonere 'bare applied
- 4 , for an injunction on the Western Dank,k3pringlleid
which, It le said, hail been doinganDlegitimple bastoe s ;:
in railroad paper out '6(O :plate', '
34 The New York Herald says: "The State Comptroller ,
has been it the Manhattan Dink;lri this eitY; , for two
f, days, signing transfers of State stock withdrawn from
f;l the Bank Department and put upon this market
the few days past in large amiltinte,"
The Albany Argos of the oth last. says:: The whole
amount of sesurities In the Dank Department at date of
4 $
last , report was :
h Bonds and mortgaged
New York state atticks,
Do, - do '
t y Do „
In Vatted` States stacks,ls: .. ..:
In Vo , , 6,..,
xi
Michigan State "stocks,,V..
xi Illinois 'do' 'do 4..
Arkansas, do do 6..
Cash
T0ta1530,026,910
There were returned to the' Dank Department, for
cancellation, daring the last week, corer 11,666,006 of
A bank bills. The amount of securities surrendered Vas
12, over $1409,000. The amount of motes, still in pack
&gel, rioP‘ititited,"(lotyld64 . in iliOved,ws's Omit
A 1830,600. The omouit of notes ,retnrned tor micelle-
Hon for the last three days of the week succeeding the
recent docisien of Judge Harris, was over $1,100,000,
1% lout the iTheuut of securities returned daring the' same
4. period wen within a fraction of $BOO,OOO. ,
'fi The annexed is a comparative Statement of the ex.
ports (exclusivo of specie) from Now York to' foreign
ports, for the week, and gime Janiary 1;
1866. 1856. 186 T.
s- , Total for the week, $1,867,470 1,808,39() 1,721,980
tPreviously reported, •16A,.?4,2.18 , , 67,592,13+50 ' 5r4A16N246
A Mace Jaa. i; 67,121,116 - 58,021i746' 55,731,225
6 Our idol'. yoatertlay as to the posting of thii stookhold.
ton Of books vas,imparreet i W &aired .for the
.:;,number of shares of osch,stoekholder, that the efforts
Of making iniin etoilchiihters, tQ neo their voteXor
cer
i t i the &dented. Phials the
, :only way to carry out the spirit of the Jew.
PHILADE RIR& STOOK 'EXOgAIiGB BALER,
• - " 4:rfotwr 7, 1861.
''Reported by R. Arttitly; Yr., Stork Broker, No
BO} Walnut street.
it,/itS3T , IIOAILD
1 1: 4 4,0 Nns
" R
— 4 O,
,il,OOO do 40X
fl,OOO do , :
31: 300 doeC 0.1(
100 "B2x
390 '''' .. 02X
100 - do 8.2 x
10 Heading 11,...c5k1k,:.15X
,20 do • 16X
.2 do ..... 16*
piii:
do 86int It ; 06%
do ' • 35X
100144404nal
prOd. '
- la . do - 8
O Morristown 1t..b6.60
2 ' do ..b6.60
,10
2 do ,
60 Long blind
4 Ilk of )4.)n/04y-102,
' 6 Girard Bank 734
8 N Bk of Keotcy,,los
2 • • —.lOB
BOARD& •
50 Rending B - "15)(
2 keDR4 11 b6..36
1,000 do ' 23.
3,000 Penns 6a.., ;. .:. 80 K
!OWpity, - - 83'
'booo
50 Beading (164 R 16 0a;..'.93„,y
26 do . 15.4
::!` 50 d0; 6 5. ,1,6 , 4 i
1,500 N Penns IL 05.... 46
1 311120111 R , 51,
20 Riluppg
SHOOND
000 Ctir '
000NPennk. 11 . 69...443 ,
600 do
-,008 do . •
100 City es •Dlevt.93
100 do. 83,
10 MorriS . Col 01d..38 — ;1
16 do' ..3B
Unioa On) Goiii , 32 2g.1
"147.-7!#;
10 Ponta 8 34',4E
5 do • tl,4x;
10 .=ido
2; ;00; 34x
2. ,do
6'
06
60 3
; 4 ~.bsvrn..34x
Lou
100 Lou bland
1100 Iteaaiiig
uvihi n ehtitu,::
OLOSINGF P
lORS—DULL. •-',
1/ 1 4. Asked,
8841 NAVPret 14,5 • .16 •
%loot& R 9 .•12 t
do Istmort 'Ps 62 86
Askr4.
II 8 Ai, 188, .120
Philada 81X
do 1111...82%
do - ,New 93*
9 334 ,
rem% bl
Beadhigll.. k.'..14X 16
6* !Raab 3 70 62 66.
"40 fra, l 64 10 0 80,
Yeemgl33' 88x 841‘ .
Morris Cud Voiar 'B9
84yIrNav 011262 db
do' • Mbaltl •• " 0 '
dq -, do 24m 60 63
qlc utog'
7%
Girikrd Bank °
1.41/40. 112.1“ -X 1
ran 2x 23(
*Or Creolc' x 1 '
Oa awirea ItB,` ' og-'l g .
I ,
oO6ipyti` ens,4.777oiterriprOn
I ..iti , *4 ll o4°i ' o* l * $Oi, 6• F P . 07
twits $07:71.4.11; , othrir ' gz .Bordetair.cnoits no , nibs
1161340,ii4:1119* in f ra nin-SillAriterOrith*,skleraii
iligaritEriigniii ing i ninndard shippincbtaii4l
16.10~,440 SCAMWeitiftrOttkomiy *O7
therioritii ranrintlirifirlieUery Willett Aster Tie
/oral trade ignioderate,iiithin the frirrre ri4ige owe
for einsitloitrio.so6sl
to P t° *1 3 , , d• • Urt,44. l 4rdin
Ismail egnitantedult. ind uneattlea, and there too'noolog
doing to flier: gitorariogio ribtatt4re. toitanal.
Ahtflf 4000 . 1041 Mil i 404, i5)061.
4E64 IlitrhiMig 11;iEt jkleaVi2o6.;6o4, 3 00 44 *
- A
t primp iiii*o'lloiltgt tAt 123e1240. 'Anent. - 15'ente
iiiinitAdinirrir6rkd gtll2o/16c. int tiiir ;ads;
p* l tt 4 . o-4410 4 041 W 411; '" 41 10 1
'.4oool,ol l rogvimpisiga-ot ;
: •
"
-
,AO4-i5A,7,4,..",r1,1,4t51" .
,edoat. ()Jai are: wanted, and about 3,000 bushels good
Southern have been taken at 414 ettic., the latter for
prime lots, afoot. Ryo is more in demand; and scarce
at11:472c.; the distillers offer the former price. The
cotton Market continues at a stand, and a email bud
neu only going on at from 14 to 1630., for both Up
lands and Gulf, cash and time.. Groceries ere unchanged,
but the demand for all kinds is limited. In Provisions
there is nothing doing to establish a price, and the
etock ,is very much reduced. :Seeds are inactive, and
prices about the memo. Vhiskey dull, and a small bust
fleas only to note, at 21X os=3. for Ws., nod 20021 c.
for hhds.
BY THE PILOT LINE.
LETTER FROM NEW YORK.
(Correspondence or The Press.]
NEW YOBIC, Oct. 7,1857, 5.20 P. M
The money market was more stringent today, and
men hitherto confident and hopeful, were rather gloomy
and disporling. , The beet I can say is, that things are
net worse, but they eve not better. Many failures are
spoken of, but I forbear to giro the names until I learn
positively that the reports are true. A rather sanguine
looker•onwould say the market was dull and heavy ;"
.uo less hopeful vould say, !hero was a "depressed
Ming."
em of the former opinion, but in candor I must say
that I observed discouragement to-day where I have
never sees it,' and long faces and doleful exclamations
were more frequent than I have seen lately Confi
dence, confidence, eofifidenee, , Is what we want! The
money is here—more than enough to put us all to rights
—but pet It is irdpostible. Everybody distrusts his neigh
bor, though nobody will own it, and men 'fall who drag
'down a number of ethers, because those who could and
ought in thefr own interest to heifthem, fail to do so
ham the most 'childish and near-Bighted fear.
'lt IS lamentable to see such a state of things when it
Is remembered that in all that constitutes a country's
'wealth, we aro abundantly rich; that we could pay all
we Owe and be itflinent, If we only had the means to
make our wealth available; and yet our best men are
toted' to auceumb, because those who can will not aid
in the rescue of 'all:
• There is nothing doing at the note-brokers', except at
prices beyond all conception as businese transactions,
and the blinks are wholly unable to relieve the immure
in any groat degree. 'The accounts from Beaton are en—
couraging. The banks there acted well and bravely,
and though The atreet.rates are exorbitant, money Is to
be bad at asacrillcrt.' The bank commissioners Of Con
necticut ore promptly enjoining all susnded banks,
and the llartford banks have isoued the following card;
which - has had a re-assuring effect:
To rim Puncio.=The announcement that three banks
in Hertford have this day suspended specie payments,
leads tbdother six benks, undersigned, to elate publicly,
' That they believe themselves fully able to Justify
And preserve the public confidence heretofore reposed in
'thein;to thei end, ‘,
4 2. 'Phip; for tliemselvesi deter 'it their Imperative
,duty'not to,tmanend'speele payments.' • •
Ifattford,'Oct:F, 1857. '
yeacitre, Preen' Hartford'llank.
dory, Waal Phtenix '
' ALFRED Snirn, Pree't Conn. River Banking Co.
Ouse. Boswara,Preal far. ik Mech. Bank. •
Taos. BeteNsr, Preset State Bank. -
GUSTAVUS F. Davis, Pree't City Bank.
Foreign d Exchange is atilt at par, but rather more au
tive, and we hope aeon to see gold crating here instead
of going away. • The Cleating House settlement to-day
wands follows:
.
„
Clearings, . . ' - $13,805,780 48
Balance paid in coin, - 750,678 86
• ' The cash transactions at the Sob-Treasury for the day
were as follows:
Total receint5,1260,521.97 ; $200,000 from the Mint,
Philadelphia. '
• Total payments, $207,092.79; moo California drafts.
Total balance, 16,612,674.92. The modems receipts
for duties were $41,000. '
There was a slightly improved feeling in the stock
market td-day. Priceihrere on the whole lower, but
there was more steadiness, and at the close there was
more firmness. ' Reading closed at 26ti seller 10; New
York Central at 's3g, Erie at 10, Chicago and Rock
Inland at 68,g, Pennsylvania Coal Company at 450%, and
Cumberland Coal Company at 63(.. New York State
Stocks were field 'hi a large amount atabout percent.
advance: Railroad bonds” are etationary, and bank
shares are unchanged. The Interest on New York Oily
Stecksla ativerthied to he
,paid by the'Ohtunberlain, at
the Shoe rind Leather Bank, on the 20th of November.
MARKETS.- 1 4danas are quiet and lower, at $7 for
Pots:and Mifor Pearls. • •
Inn iszather more active at former
prices. • Sales of 7,000 Ulm, at $4.50054.60 for common
to good State, $4.15051.95 for extra do, 14.600E4.60 for
efirutrioll to good Ohio ,' Michigan, Indiana, &c., 24.750
$5.50 for extra do; $6.70057,75 for extra Geneseee, and
$51.011146 ' for extra St. Louis: F or
Flour ls
changed,' With sales of I,'2oo•bbls, at f 6.10105.55 for
Mixedio good Baltimore, Alexandria, &c., and $5.600
57,75 for extra' o: Canadian 'Flour is quiet, with sales
'of ;300 bbla at $5.10074 for' Super to extra. Rye Flour
is steady, with,sales of 100, bbls at $4.055. Corn Meal
quiet, at $8,75 for 'jersey, and $4054.20 for Brandy
wine. „. ,
. Curran—is quiet eV/1011)4c for• Rio. •
• Corros—is dull and nominal.
GRAIN --Wheat is in more active demand, and 1020
better, with sales of 14,000 bushels at 51.23051.25 for
reit Southern ; $1.25051 37% for white do. Oats are
scarce at better prices. I quote 30040 c for Jersey; 47
enbi for State; and 50052 c for Western. Rye is in good
diploid, with sales of 2,800 bushels at 73075 c. Corn is
lower, -with sales of t 30,000 bushels at 68%070 for
mixed Southern and 11072 for do. yellow.
Naval. Somers—are dull for all kinds, at yesterday's
prices. " -i
Pubetelosti.—Pork is very dull and unsettled, with
aatelrof 800 bbla at valsomte for mess, and $l7 750
1111 for prime. Beef le dull at former prices. Beef hams
.are lower at' $18 ; Cut meats are nominal. Bacon is in
'native at 'seminal prices: Lard is aelllngalowly at 140
15e." Butter is lower and la good demand. Cheese an.
changed. • • ' ' •
'deosas are still dull and drooping. • The males for the
pest day mtwo Include Porto Rico at 7)1(09c,' 4 mos;
and BMo7%cless Wand d per ant for Cash; Cuba at 60
S%c, 4 moo. The total mks of yesterday wore 985 hhda.
Refined are inactire; StaarVe are quoted •at 1134 e for
doutilif refined loaLllefor crashed,and 10 ,tic for ground.
11'oissar is firmer; with sales of 200 bbls at 20020 Xe.
NEW YORK STOCK BE
6,000 K Y . Sees ;79 91
20,500 do, , 173 .91,
3.930 110 • '6l 901(
6,000 do .• '72 90%
10.000 N Y St 6a '6B s 3 90%
9,000 do s 3 00%
6,000 Ohio St 'B6 87%
6,000 Mich Ste So , 72
- LOOP „ ,do " 72% .
11,000 do 72%
6,000 Virginity ea 78
4,000 do 78%
6,000 Missouri Ste 68 65%
6,030 do 66
7,000 do , 64%
3,000 'do ' 04%
3,000 Cal State 7a ?75 Oli
15,000 Erie C'on 8a,, , 71 20
1,000 do 20%
, 3,000 do 21
1,600 11l Oen R Bonds 70
4,000 do-;70%
5,000 .do - s3O 70 .
6.010 T II&Alt 2d rot 36
19 Bank of America 02
5 American Ex. 11k 70 1
7 do !' 69%
5 Park Bank , 67
10 Metropolitan Ilk • 70
2011-13 Trust Ca 90
60 Canton Co 13%
Del & Rod Cl Co 01 ;
351, do cog
00 do 90%
06 do -90
75 Pa Coal Co 65
50 do
000 Own Coal Co ' 64%
200 do 810 6 3(
40 Paeltle 30 88 Co 62
698,51. Y Con B. • . 53
60. - •do , 1310 453%
150 do 680 • 64
' 6 do 63%
190 do 02% as%
300 do • r s3o 62%
50 do 610 6236
AIRIOND
/3,000 ffi 00)(
1,000 N Y ate pi '6l 0 036
7,000 do '62 91
10,000 do '73 00%.
1,000 'Virginia Os;, 78
1,000 ?Slab St 68 13 '
1.000 Missouri St Os 64%
f 1,0001110681970648 70%
3,900 do ' 70%
4,000 do, . ,70
'6,000 NY Con ROs 70
20 Margit : Rada Bank 90
20 Rank. Of Com 79
60 Osikilind 01 Co 89
100 Cum Coal Co i 7
260 N Y Ceotrupt 53
60 '
do , 52%
100 do bap 63
031,960,006 ,
49,316,1300
2,608,000
.........8,112,000
2,201,800
12,981,400
.........6,287,700
•
$T) 6 P3 756
. $402,400
8,041,850 "
. 1,254,000 '
10,448,052
$ll,OOO
.1,074,080." •
086 > 0 / 36
',172,009
211,000
[Reported for ThePress,'
SAVANNAH—Steamship fitate,of Georgia, Gavrin-2
bales Greiner & Rerliness; 879 sacks wheat R D Wood;
1 bbl Mrs Reilly; a sacks feathers 1 trunk 1 it B Vogel;
I bbl d 0 Yalrattir/ box 'Lawton' & Co; I ease rope
Weaver, Trotter, & Co;1. hos ,4 bbls Miss E Gartland;
/ box /1 - Allen; I boa 0 plla Dc 0o,_• 0 kegs Pleas &Berg
mann,. 60 bids Dahmer &lints; 46 bales domestic Hay
& McDevitt; Mot coin 1, BreSene; 4 pkga IV Yani•
' DIYPRPOOL:-Bhip Thomas If Perking Wayne-111
casks eedeaeli B & Yarnell; 2 cases 'lndigo BUM.
gotten & 80n5;.20 tierces chalk 50 Utile elders J 144C1ul
C0;1,210 bars 80,bdli her iron 800 boxes tin plates Day
lor & 04219 bales 'Meet troop, Smith; :178 casks soda
ash 32 tierces bleachlog powder's W Chnrchman & Co;
1 do chain Conrad;Robeiti, & GoL'4 cases mdse Howard
Galiams; ,1, do linen thread Dimple & McClure; 20
crates earthenware 813 Pierce & Eons; 8 casks 1 case
hardware Bdo holloware Logan & Grew'''. Case hard
ware Heaton & Dencirla;4 do woollens Dunlap &
1 de Mee T W Beans; I,crek do LOMB Mayer; 2 ems do
T filickneeec Cot - 1 do books T Broenke; 814 bass 178
ddla 263 sheets sheet Iron MIV Mahon) , & Co; I emit
hardware" McDaniel POrti Ido 1 case do B Pratt &
Bro; S casks hardware 2 do currycombs Iflininore,Wolf
& co; 41 do thin &with, Marshall 'ls 0o; 410 sacks
atormrsalt liflirddertn& 00; .123 crates 2 cults earthen
ware, Billed Asbury &Alm 66 do 12 de do Peter Wright &
Sons; 18 casks_ earthenware Tyndale & Mitchell; 91
creels de Geo Hatneraly; mules suds° Onshran'& Elliott;
90 tierces soda ash 00 do bleaching powders'4o casks
berytesBl do sulphate of ammonia 26 pkga earthenware
10Tromes Adel task hardware 2 mom rodeo 2,863 sacks
coinmonislt 640 do stored do. •
11.ICIDION1)-8teamsblp Olty' of Blebinond-382boxes
tobse.iO T :Webster, Jr; 109 do Debits. &, Teat; 51 boxes
74 eases d 4 Buckner, bleOsmtoon & 00; 17 bales roots
&&Wl9 & 56iitb; 120 pigs lead 0.1 lidents & C o ; 274
bogs seed 0 11 , Comnilngs; 18 do d o,' Miller & Ilro; 15
empty aslia l'ordtoey & Massey; 8 do carboys towers &
Weights...an; po'caop;..36 pkgs sundries Order.
, PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
t'er steamship State of Georgia—Mu litstthews,
iloothill,lonts A Fallyant, T Killingsworth t and four in
the steerage: ••• • . - ,
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mom stk, mut 010w,Orleana nth; "Vrom New'
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Ohl-40m NMI' York ith of each, month,
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tiltZlo,avium 24th, arriving it Haw Took ISth.
Orniarni—Pvoin Plow YoFY 12th, arriving a Havana
/ 14, 1 00 1 L. litB.otlayin 19th. :iron' New Orleans 27th,
Moog. , arTkait at Nirli York Bd. -
qP40 111 4.11Y.:--,Vzoni New York 17th , slaving at fa
rina 434,, and New -- .Qrteana 26th. Prom New c)rigari
4tilli-480 88 1t18,,iodliiiiis at )1059 York 13th,
BLAcc“,'ffi r tit_tuolit-Irmot How . York '27th outflank at
pr,v.--xow'iOrle4B2 3d. Stout New Orleans
1.11 runs 14th dim at Nail YorklBth.
108nnt , r7.1tront:OharloaMn" 19th: and 4tti, dna ailia
vanit2.ol Ina 7th: Wilma 10th and 26th, tide at
klow,l(ork u tr aw„
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theta ind - 1 4 441onanath.
lag ,ot, orlr;r4P, frp, 741: ci) , ' "
'HANGS SALES, Oct. 7
ticanb.
210 Erie R 1094
200 do 10%
100 do opg 10?‘
200 do opg 10%
100 Reading It 1110 28
300 ,- do 610 289(
200 do 65 28%
600 do 65 29
410 do ' a SO
200 do, ' 43 29
11:0 , 'do " 02 29
100 do 630 20
100 do' ' c 2991
100 do 29g
200 dc. ' 639 27
85 II 11 & Hoard. It 993 g
50 do 99
6 Mich Central It 33
`l5 do 34
~ 65 do 35
230 Mich 8o &N 1 It 109(
34. do 10%
32 do . 11
10 do profit 26
23 do 24
80 do 23
18 Panama R 65
100 do HO 67
120 111 Central R 85
10 Ole, 00l & Oin It 13
• 27 do , 24
10 do 75
6 do 76
10 Gal & Chicago R 67%
65 do , 663(
45 do 56
60 do 660 .59
460 Olev & Tol It , 24 ,
600 ' do blO 244
100 do' . 24%
6 Chi &. R DIM It 6734
60 - do . 59
100 , do • 480 6 6
76 do 68%
100 61111 & Mies R 14
•50 do , • 17,4(
188 La Cr & Mill R 7
60,N X Oen R blO 93%
ipol Eden,
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20, dolo%
110 do " 10
100 Harlem B
200 Clev tk. Pitto B b 24 9
200 .do 8%
100 Beading' bOO SO
100 do • 28
500 do 810 20
"50 Ohl ac lid It elO 58 %
65 do 60
BO dci 58%
BO Hlll dc 6Hea 11 17J
05 N Itrallartfl 11 98
6 Cloy Col h CU It 76
importationo.
Marine 3uttillgence.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Oct. B, 1857
SUN RISES d 19-6 TIN SETS 5 411
ARRIVED
S M steamship State of Georgia, Garvin, 60 hours
front Charleston, with masa and passengers to A Heron,
Jr. The Stale of Georgia experienced heavy NW gales
all the voyage.
Steainship Delaware, Copes 20 hourii from Now York,
via Cape Hay, with mdse and passengers to James All
derdieo. Passed off Beady Point the ship Thee H Per
kins, from Liverpool, in tow of steam tug America
Below Delaware City passed name fifteen schooners (ono
the Pastern Belle, leaded with lath) upward bound.
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, from Rich
mond, via City Pettit, 30 hoots, with indso and passen
gime to Thos Webster. Jr.
Ship Thomas II Perkins, Wayne, from Liverpool, 27th
Aug, with mdse, &o. to John Devereng,
Schr A Maria, Hillyara, 1 day from Smyrna, Del,with
oats to Ida Barrett dr, Son.
Behr Dolan aro, Douby, 1 day from Smyrna, Del, with
rye to Jag Darratt & Son.
Behr Ocean Wave, English,4 Saps from Lynn, halfwit.
Schr Arcturus, Cobb 6 days from Edgartown, do
CU ARP,A
Fteamship Delaware, Caper', New York, J Allderdiee
Canine Warren Hallett, Hallett Ilostoo, D Cooper
Brig Tontine, Mynas, T Wattsen & Bons
Prig Zavalla, arumley, Charleston ' 0 Miller &. Cle •
Seim Ilhodo & Duelah, Hanlon, Charlestoo, 1) 8 Stet
son & Co.
Behr W A Rommel], Somers, Charleston, Pettit, Mar
tin & Co.
Behr Ocean Waver, English. Providence, John White.
Bohr Arcturus, Cobb, Boston, 1 Audenrold & Co.
Bchr It Ii Jenkins, Dodge, Boston, Noble, Ilommett
Caldwell.
Behr Exertion. Terbel, New York, captain,
Str Ti J. Caw, Thler, Baltimore, A Greets, Jr.
for TELSORAPII.I
Correspondence
CAP of the Philadelphia Exchan 2
Ige
E ISLAND, Oct. 7. 0A AL
Two berm brigs went in to-day. Nothing in sight
going out. The government oehr Spray went out early
this morning to the Light ship on tho Five Fathom
Bank, with oil and stores. Wind E, and moderating.
Yours, " THOS. B. lIIJOIIES.
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange. '
LEWES. Del.. Oct. '3, B A M.
The barques Mary F Slade, for Boston; Minnesota, for
Rio de Janeiro; brigs Attilaya, for Boston; Heyward, for
Oharleston, Mariner, Bunn Small, America; schooners
Racer, John 0 Wright, Mary C Fox. Ingenue, Pane and
Susan, steamer 11 11 Beach and steam tug America, to
gether with about fifty sail of schooners. still remain in
harbor. Wind fresh from NE and a heavy sea running. A
ship is now passing in, said to be the Thos II Perkins,
from Liverpool.
Tours, &c, WM. 11. 1310EMAN.
Correspondence of The 'Press:
Mocha Do Glum, Oct. T.
Three boats left here this morning laden and con
slimed as •
John Irwin, Jr, pig iron and blooms, to Bow
man & pro, lumber to It °rooftop; Maj J Landis, anthra
cite coal to Delaware City.
MEMORANDA
Steamship Isabel, Rollins, haring undergone exten
sive repairs, cleared at Baltimore yesterday for N'York.
Steamship Quaker Olty, Shureldt. for Raritan and
Mobile, Bailed from Now York yesterday.
Steamship Star of the West, Gray, for Aspinwall.
sailed from New York yesterday.
Steamship Pennsylvania, Teal, hence, arrived at Nor.
folk sth lost, and at Richmond
Ship Westmoreland, Demo, at Liverpool 22d ult. from
London. Commenced loading 23d for Philadelphia, and
would sail about Bth inst.
Ship Josephine, Lendholm, from Akyab for England,
put Into Mauritius July 28th leaky, and had nearly all
her cargo discharged Aug 13th.
Ship Comoro, Lord, from Sumatra for Roston, was at
Gibraltar 12th ult, waiting a fair wind.
Ship Fleetwing, Howes, from Manilla for Boston,
sailed from Mauritius Aug 11.
Ship Sqoantum, Miller, from Boston, April 24, at Cal
cutta Aug 3d.
Ship Hussar, Rowland, for Shaughae, sailed from Sin
gapore Aug 6.
Ship Mandarin, Perrit, for Bangkok, sailed from Woo
sung July 3d.
Barque Olio, rrahling, for Akyab, cleared at N York
yesterday.
Barque Gov Parris, Mums, from Havana, at Port
land 6th inst.
. .
Barque Sophia, Jones, for Rio, went to lieu from Romp
on Roads sth inst.
WI: Breese Outerbaidge, for Pernambuco, went to
sea from Hampton Roads 6th Inst.
Echr N B T Thompson, Barnes, form a northern port,
for Philadelphia, was blown to the southward, and ar
rived in Hampton Roads sth bast; would proceed to Dal.
timore '
Behr9 II Planner, Thompson, hence at Wilmington,
NO. Oth inst.
Bebre Flats, Facemire; Daniel Cannon, Watkins, and
Jennie Hunter, Thornton, hence, arrived at Norfolk
sth inst.
. .
Brig Argo, Auld, hence, was below Bath bth inst.
Brig Robert Read, from Windsor for Alexandria, put
Into St John, NB, 31:1 inst. fora fair wind.
Brig David Dullell, Tabbutt, for Philadelphia, cleated
at St John, NB. let inst.
Fehr M Sewell, Loud, hence at Dorchester 10th inst.
Schre W Priord, hence, and •Enterprlse,
her, from Metal, arrived at Dorchester 3d inst
Seim J IL Burnett, Worth, hence at Braintree 24 inst.
Bchr.Tat M Baylis, Thompson, from Baltimore, and
Arlon, from Norfolk, at Providence sth tail
Schr Martha Jane, Pierce, hence at Charleston 31 loot.
Schr C W Holmes, Webb, sailed from Newburyport
oth Met. for Philadelphia. . . .
Behr Neptune, Magee, hence at Fall River 3d inst.
Behr Eineline Rickoy, Tice, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Fall River 34 Ind.
Behr 9 B Ashmeed, Godfrey, hence at Providence
6th lila.
Schr Mail, Crowell, for this port, sailed from Provi
dente 6th lost, having been detained by sickness of the
captain.
Schr Alvarado, Saunders, sailed from Calais Zld alt
for Philadelphia.
'Behr Only Son, Perry, from New Bedford for Phila
delphia, sailed from Newport Sd lost, and not on before.
Schr Ellen Matilda, Wells, sailed from Calais 'nth
ult. for Philadelphia.
Sar .I.llllloseker, }Awards, cleared at New York yes
terday for'Philadelphis.
Steamer ft ;Waling, Claypoole, brace at Baltimore
yesterday.
Angll, lat 7 10 N, long 20 30 W, ship Wm Ppraguo,
of Providence, from Boston July 14, for Melbourne.
Aug 12, let U N, long 24 W, Am ship Victor; probably
Victory, Ainsworth, from Liverpool, July 1., for Cal
cutta.
Aug 14, lat 4 N, long 22 W, ship Wacousta, Mender..
son, from London for Ban Francisco.
2d Inst. to the southward of Cape Hatteras, schr Monte
Cristo, steering 13 by B.
MARINE MISCELLANY
. _
Bldp Baud Adams (of Castlue) Gay, from Ohincha
Islands for Havre, sprung n leak after being loaded and
proceeded to Callao, where she ar Aug lb and was or
dered to discharge her cargo for repairs Ship Tirrell
would take the cargo fors and and the Semi Aden's after
repairing would probably return to the islands for
another Iced.
Ship 'Cathay, Capt Stoddart, from N York, April 18,
arrived at Sydney, NSW, on the lith July, making the
passage In 84. days from wharf to wharf.
At Caldera Aug 31, ship' Sportsman, Thompson, un
der seizure, wtg the decision of the Chilean autherAies,
Capt T being willing to receive his vessel and papers
again, provided he has assistance that by so doing he
will not be debarred from a claim for damages.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
Up to 12 o'clock Last Night.
GIRARD HOTEL—Chesnut Street, between Bth & 9th.
S Wilkinson, Pa J DI Schley & la, Md
Miss T P Haldeman, Harrlg J P Reiner, Balt
Mrs E W Moore. Texas Thee L Faust, Va
James C Conllling, 111 Mrs T L 'Faust, Va
0 I/ Shotry ell, Mu J W Stardwick, Ala
JN 'Holman, Miss II J Winn, Ala
II Young, Ala Mr Barksdale, Va
J P Thorn & Is, Va 3 0 Thorn, Va
Ohm A Lane & la, Wash thrers u P Evans, Balt
David Main, St - Jon, Nit ' James E Bell,' Oa
Mr Montgomery. NY Dr John u Smiley, Boston
Wm 8 Eakin, Tenn II II Lytle, Pa
P 0 Hargrave, Chicago John W P Allemony, Vs
W II Burt, Pittsburgh J 0 Sautter, - NY
S D Stryker & la, NT Miss II 0 Stryker, Lamb , le
J L Lord, NY Robt J Waffler, N Orleans
Chas P Tuttle, NY Jae A McClure, Nashville
I E Holster, Lancaster Theo Fenn, Lancaster
Col M. 3 Cohen, Balt Chas Moore, Balt
II D Greenwood & en, Ga Gee W L Triggs & en, Gs
J M McClelland, Lexington P P Whitehead, Ky
3 Montgomery, N I" .8 Colo & la, Washington
WII Speller, Windsor, N C Mrs DlSpeller,Windsor,NO
ft May lc sa t Boston MisaJosephlne May,Boston
Miss El May, Boston , N P Scott, Ye
John T Sheltie, Ct 3 8 lianoner & is Ct
A A Selover, Cal Andres Coward, Dalt
Ed w P 0 Lewis, Va ' L 9 Gordon, Balt
W A Stephenson, Va Miss II T Stephenson, Va
Miss II 0 Stephenson, Va 0 King, El 0
John Davie, Portsm'th, NIT A N Smith, N Y
I P llelfenstein, Shamokin C P Ifelfensteirs, Shamokin
A L littler, PhDs, Henry Dicksou. V 3
II L Atherton, N Y (I IS Milwer, N Y
11 Maretzek, N Y A Maretzek, N Ir
N W Larkin, Mo A Pell & son, N Y
J W Odell, Tarrytown, Did II A M }Rester, Reading
Mrs Ulmer, Reading Mice Moore, Reading
T S Gibbes, N Y 3 L Jessup & la, N Y
(ID Pitzipio, N Y J P Duffer & la, Balt
J L Powers . N 17 Il Cinder & Is, N Y
J P Webb, Washington W J Metionegall, Louis
alryirkpatrick, N J Li 8 Morgan, brookport
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth street,below Arch.
R Humphrey, Unionville E K Hamilton, Unionville
IV II Reed, N 0 II Morton, N Y
B Rood, Philadelphia John Koonts.lilt Jaelen,Va.
M M Scharr, Baling° MT Sander, Wmaport
J Aderhold, Williamsport G W Lott, Columbia co, Pa
James Allen, Beaver John A Brown
1P Bucyrus, 0 John Reed, Pittsburgh
Cr A Gourley, Rural Vil, Pa A W Smith, Freeport
8 Goodall, Savannah W D Cooper, Pittsburgh
R A McCombs, Pittsburgh G RJudor, Baltimore
R Myers, Reading R B Lewis, Farrandeville
A 0 Scott, Gambler, 0 B Harnwell, Gambler. 0
Whitten, Pittsburgh I: M Maar, Aurora, Ohio
J L Wilde, Wheeling, Va W 2.1 Patterson, blans'd, 0
W Ilibler,Willtesbarre A Trout, blinersville. Pp
P Donley, Greene co, Pa E V Morris, Greene do, Pa
TIE Leeman Lancaster A W Aston, Va
A L Miller, Providence, R I Jeremiah Deeter, Milton
H Russell, Conn. S P Johnston, Mercer co
P Newcomer k la, Oonnellsville, Pa
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut, above Fifth street.
J W Pectin, Suffolk, Va A Wilson, Suffolk, Va
D A Hill, Vs Sao Newlin, N
C Merrell, Manchester, Va Thos it Tarr, Baltimore
Ohas 0 Iludnot, Now/tasty II 0 English, New Jersey
Jam D Mundy, Philadelphia S S Sanford, Suffolk, Va
3 J Johnson & lady, Wis Miss It Johnson, Wis
John Virarg, Jr, Freemansbg Mrs Smith, Mauch Chunk
Arnold Hamblin, Easton Sam'l Greeley, Jr, Easton
Nathan Pegley, M Chunk hi Shlndle dr la, Lane
Curry, Philadelphia H Pojue, Cincinnati, Ohlo
John Burnham, Del A Yeomans, Md
Dr Luckett & lady, Va Miss Drewy, Vs
Wm B Pratt, N Y B Nicklea, N
Wm B Hatch, Boston S Hakes, Wllkesbarre
Bauman, Lancaster Robt H Ramsay, Baltimore
O W Shattuck, Easton W Roberta & la, N Y
Benj T Carter, N Mrs Eliza Anderson.Va
Mrs R E Riddlck, Norfolk Mrs Mary A Albinson, Belt
UNION HOTEL—Arch Street. above Third.
John Stevens, Conn H JA Smith, Conn
.1 Bear, New Salem, Pa Win Matthews, Ohio
Isaac Waddle, Ohlo James Crew. Richmond
B L Crew, Richmond W N Ring, Ohio
Wm Bchleber, Berlin Wm Berger, Ohio
Wm 0 Bell, Sharon, Pa A II Berahmen, Ohio
J P Johnson. Ohio Ohm A Short, Ind ' •
ID Scett, Bridgeport 0 II Locker, Linacaliter
Hiss E A Oreasey, Pa Wm W Brady, Va
J W Ganders, Va S II Zachrlsori, Va
A Hiller, Ohio 0 0 Livinsberger, Ohio
1,128 2d*arde N J Thos J Blair, Va
Ed Seipt, Ohio Joe Engles, Ohio
Daniel Black, Ohio A R Stone, Ohio
X Slitody, Tyrone, Pa , Wm Frater v Lacc, Pa
X Reber, Lebanon, Pa Miss Ellen Nowlen, Boon y
Aliso Anna Newlen,Roonsoe Thos Gaiegher, Ohio
MADISON WOUSE—Second els eet., below Arch.
Joseph Wood, Tretdon,kl J Edward Watson, Lewes, De
David M. Berms, Boston F Dickenson, Tie
DOple;Flemmington, NJ • W 3I Cohey, Kent co, Del
Miss K 4 l elvtell, Norristown James P Keen, Phila.
B Denby, Pa • yr waples, Lewes, Del
Coolly Nesbit, 11l Jeremiah Graham, Ili
kt &Kissinger, Bedfd co, Pa Joseph Leonard, Maas
E Robertson, N Y D DI Fields, Pa
II 0 Adams, Pa T II Idurpby, Pa
O W Allen,Pa G Murray, Lowell, Mass
STATES llNlON—Plavicet Street, above Sixth.
A Pelin, Columbia Pa J Pr Pylo, Utley, Pa
11 Hahn, Churcheille,Pa John Strang, Mifflin, Pa'
Jos Rammeret, Wash, Pa henry Loyder, Wash; Pa
D W Hawk, Ederton, Pa .7 Boothia, Harrisburg
H Palely, Pleasant Grove John Bolt, Clearfield; Pik
Chas Panay, Pa • AII Chase, Lancaster
J B Walker, Gap, Pa
A 0 Boggs ~.Pa PS
Afros Pownsll, Pa
Joe Garsetson; York,
Washington Burg, Lancaster co, Pa
,Tamee Welsh, Lancaster Edw T Mayors, Bethlehem
isomisp
VOR SALE—A VERY VALUABLE
OKAY ,HOPPE, for' either saddle or harness—
Sella, go, good tiaveller. Apply at stable, BROWN
street Wow. NAVNITLi. • • oetit-lw
THE ritEo.--MT,LARELPHI44,rAURSDAY, OTOBER,S, 1857.
NATIONAL lIOTIN.—Rase street, above Third.
F Boyden, Now Hampshire Afro Barlow, New York
Simnel Wan en, Ilarlid, et Lemuel Weaver, Ilartfd,Ct
CII Craig, Hartford, et /boo Lynch, Phila
JII Arndt, Howard's Ex Co Chas Evans, Phlla
John Ella, Rogers Ford Joseph Seyfeet, Borks co, I'
R Watson, Pa Jainea attmem, Pt °schen
Jesse Harrison, Lutetne co C Heimann, Pa
S Ilunnuall, Pa M J'eiry. To
J Newhard, Allentown, P 11 W Morgan, Pottsville
J trendier, Pottnville F Haut, Juniata. co. Pa
Geo 111totierlon ' N Y Petor Minnick, N Y
Thos S Wallace ot la, l i t David Llollenburger, Pa
1' Maguire, N J east Mote, Nanticonk
Charles Smith, Ps
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third et., above Callowhilli.
0 W Maxwell, Cecil co, Md llobt Lyalo, Chester co, Pa
Joel Ilowley, Chester co, Pa Ed Lister, Chester co, Pa
A Pcnnvpacker, Chester co Ed D Baker, Delaware co
Mra Caaa ell, Plmmixville O S Bartlett, Towanda, Pa
it 0 Gerry, Philadelphia JSI Kelly, Now York
TII neury, New London T F llallua ell, Pa
Snail Paul, llopeaale, Ohio E Bizier, Doylestown
Wel P Beatty, Delaware co El Russell, Ilavre de Orace
J Miller, Chester L Miller, Chester a
II Walters, Now Britton 1. T Hoffman, Kutatoot
S P Gable, Lancaster 0 ea Lemeim Pottstown
[leo W Welt, Danboro' F A Kline, Klinesvillo
A Erdman, Milleretuwu . Mrs Suinneytown
David Shalt. Dale 13 F Fisher, Sellersvilla
Henry Unman, flormatibv Boos Leidy, Hatfield
(leo Melia, Millersburg J Sholleubsrger, Coxt'wu
Win Bentz, Doraville, Pa
N e o Electropatity,--.llr. Wllltrolus to
drawing large uudienee,, who are highly delighted with
his Lectures and Egperiments. Ile lectures this week,
by request, again at Odd Fellows' flail, Rest
au Tuesday and Saturday evenings, and at Spring
Garden Institute, corner of Dread and Spring Garden
streets, ou Wednesday and Friday evenings, at S o'clock.,
Go early, Medical office, 1237 Spring Garden street.
oei et*
Semen's Saving Fund—Office 203 Walnut
street, one door west of second street. Receives de
posits in sums of One Dollar and upwards, from all
classes of the community, and allows interest at the reds
of dye per cont per annum.
Office open daily, from 9 until 6 o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 0 In the evening. President
Franklin Fell; Treasurer, Charles M. Morrie; Becre•
tury, Tames FL Pringle.
Shying Fund—Five Per Cent. Interest—Na
tional. Safety Trust Company, in WALNUT Street, south
west corner of TRIRD Street, PHILADELPHIA. MHOS
Over ONE MILLION AND A lI.ALP OP DOLLARS, ln,ested
to 14est. ESTATE, AloarrtiOsa,OßDOND RENTS, and other
that class securities, as required by the charter. his
institution plagues its business entirely to the reset.
'ring of Money on &point,
The office is open every day from Ookdoec in the
morning until 7 o'clock in the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday evonmgs until 0 o'clock.
Balser's Infant Cordial.—. This Invaluable
Cordial Ia prepared from a variety of the most choice and
efficient aromotica known in medicine, and is the most
perfect and reliable carminative eaten% for infants and
young children.
lly its powerful Maumee a speedy cure is effected in
all oases of Cholic, windy latas and spume. Relieves
and mitigates much of children's suffering during denti
tion or teething, and by its soothing properties Iran
unitises pains of the bowels, looseness, vomiting, /to.
The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
and bee been used in thousands of eases with the most
abundant mimes. No family ehould be without it.
Prepared only by HENRY A. Dona,
At his Drug and Chemical Store,
N. corner or Sixth and Orem sta., Philadelphia.
To whorls all orders most be addressed. And for sale
by Druggists generally. , an 13-17
TREASURY Dsranntssr,
September 23, 1857.
Notice is hereby given to the holders of stocks of the
Visaed States that this Department will purchase such
certificates as shell bo received here, duly assigned to'
the United States, previous to the Ist day of Novem
ber nest, at the rates heretofore offered and paid, vie :
10 per cent. premium on the loan of 1842.
16 per cont. premium ou loans of 1847 and and 1818,
6 per cent. premium on Texas indemnity 5 per cent.
stock, together with the intermit accrued in each cane
from ht July.
Certificates of stock received here on and after the
bit day of November, until further notice shall be given,
a ill 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 1648,
and
5 p - r cent. premiinn on Texas indemnity fi per cent.,
with the accrued interest payable thereon, respectively.
Where certificates of stock, inscribed and transfera
ble on this 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 lot
of January, when the half-yearly Interest is payable,
the accrued Interest for the half-year mast be expressly
assigned to the 'United States by the stockholder, as no
interest for the current half-year cap ho 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 to favor
of the lawful holder of the stock, who shall assign it to
the United finites 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.
tors at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, at the op
tion of the party in whose favor the settlement shall be
mute One days additional interest will be added from
the day of receipt lime for the draft to be sent by mall.
HOWELL DODD,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Ou the 6th instant, in Wilmington, Delaware, by the
Rev W. T. Dwight, D. D., Rev. THOMAS B. BRAD
FORD, of Dover, Del., to LUCINDA MALL POUTER,
daughter of Dr. It. R Porter, of Wilmington.
Un the 4th instant, by Rev. Thos. Braluer4. D. D
Mr. FRANCIS CONDIE NELL to Miss ELIZABETH K.
WALLACE, all of this city.
Oa Monday evening. nth instant, by Rev J D. Dales,
Mr. JAMES PATTERSON to Miss MARTHA R. WIL
LIAMS, both of this city.
On the sth instant, RICHARD PARK, in the 70th
year of Sin age.
On Monday, 6111 instant, Mr. BENJ. SNICK, in the
gad) ear of his age
On the 6th instant, ISABELLA, ado of Alexander
McDonald, in the 61st year of her age
On Monday, 6th instant, or consumption, LIZ ZIE.
wife of Robert 61, Hunter, in the 1915 year of her age.
la- American S. S. Union, 1122 Chestnut
Street, PIOLAMLI'IIIA, October 7. 1857.
At a meeting of the Board of Officers and Managers of
the AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION, held at
their house, on tho sixth day Of October, inst , the fol.
lowmg resolution WWI adopted :
r,elreri, That Mr. WALDRON .1 CIIEYNEY be ap
pointed Assistant Treasurer, with the charge of the
nuances of the Society.
A true copy free, the original minutes.
Attest: FRED. A. PACKAIt,
oct3.lt* Recording Secretary.
irp• A grand Mass Me
of the FOURTEENTH and
held et BROAD and COATE
(Frithy) EVENING 9th In
The following eminent s
adireas the meeting:
lion William 11. Witte,
Don. Charles Drown,
Charles Ingersoll,
Dr. N. Coates,
annocrats I rally In you ,
united voices be for equal rl!
Drat., Band will be In attend
lly order of Thu Commit
J.
TllO/d/$ J. Baom, Eecro
(a" At ri'meetling of the Dentocratie City Ex
ecutive Committee, held on Friday, Sept . 1 8th, it was
lle,olved. That the fallowing town meetings be held:
WEONEBDAY EVENING, Oct 7th, Passyunk road
and Federal street.
TRURSDAY EVENING, Oct. Bth, Manayunk.
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 9th, Broad and Coatea
street
SATICJED4T EVENING, Oct, 10th. State House Yard
A full Brass hand will be in attendance at each meet.
lug. J. J. ISIORRISON, Chairman,
A. C. THOMPSON, i
Jons RELEM,
JOHN K. CnA
blows, nwzoe,i Committee on Meetings
Taos J. 3:
1111011AEL RUMEN.,
JOHN K. LAUGHLIN,
ra. Democratic: City Executive Committee.
The Committee will meet every Tuesday and Friday at
ternoon, at 3 o'clock, at the Glebe Hotel.
JOB. LIPPINCOTT, Chairman.
J. J. SuLuiveN, 2 socrotari..
Tune.lfeaxLSO, 5
sc23-16t
in' , Meeting of the Friends of a Constitus
TIUNdG CITIMENCY.—A Sleeting will be held at tho
COUNTY °OMIT ROOM (up stairs,) corner of Sixth and
Chestnut streets, on THITIODAY EVENINO, October
bib, at 7 o'clock, to oppose not only the legalizing by
the Legislature of the suspension of specie payment by
the banks, but of the longer circulation of irredeemable
debts by the banks as a currency. All of every political
party who are In favor of the only currency known to
the American Constitution are reepisetitally invited to.
attend. TUROPIIILUS PUKE,
oe7-2ttf , FOR HUMAN AND OTNRRO.
[Er Girard College. •• The Directors of the
Girard College give notice that they are prepared to
bind out, in the State of Pennsylvania, nineteen Or.
phaus, in accordance with the will of Stephen (Ward, to
" suitable occupations, such as agriculture, navigation,
arts, mechanical trades and manufactures." The mas
ter will be required to teach his apprentice hie respec
tive art, to furnish him with suitable board and lodging
to hje own place of residence. (except whore, for epeeist
reasons, the apprentice may be allowed to board else
where,) and to provide him, upon the termination of Ms
apprenticeship, with at least two suits of clothes. The
master will be allowed to take each orphan on trial for a
term not exceeding one month. Persona desirous of ob
taining an apprentice can apply at the College between
the hours of 3 and E. P. St ; or , if not residenta of Phila
delphia, can addrOaa the undersigned in writing, stating
name, residence, occupation and references -- the latter,
whenever possible, to be CltiZetla of Philadelphia.
HENRY W. AREY,
Secretary of Girard College.
KENSINGTON BANK.—PutrADELvarA,
October 7, 1857.—The annual meeting of the
Stockholdere of thla Bank will be bold at the Banking
honet, on ITEMIAY, ad Novatoler, 11157, at 12
o'clock AI ocB•ttaattaN3
An election for thirteen Directors to aerie the eusu
lug year will take place at the Danking-house, ou Mon.
day, the 18th day of November, between the hours o
0 A. 31 and 3 P 31. 0 T. YEIIKES,
ectithsatutNlO Cashier.
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK,
PIMA DE EMMA, October 6th, Hu,
The aunual election for Directors will be held at the
Banking . House, 011 MONDAY, the lath day of Novem
ber next, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. It. and 3
o'clock P. M..; and on TUESDAY, the 3d day of Novem
ber peat, a (lepers' Meeting of the Stockholders will be
held at the Backing Roam. at 4 o'clock P. M., agree&
bly to the charter,
odl-tnold
ANUFACTURERS , A N D mEollA
ita , NIBS' BANK.
- -
PRILIDSI.PUIA, Oct. 4, 1867.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank
will be held at the Banking House, on Tuesday, Novem
ber 6, at 10 o'clock A. Ti.
The annual election for thirteen Directors, to serve
the ensuing year, will be hold at the Banking House on
Monday, November 16th, from 10 o'clock, A. t! ‘ , S
P. M.
mwftiffl3 11. W, WOODWARD, Oehler.
DAXE MAY.—Opening of Fall and
.L.V.R. OPERA RATS. sy, Friday, and Pa
t ay, Oct. Bth, 9th, an d Tohturh:dat MADAME MAY'S,
82 . 0 Chestnut street. oo 7-Bt-w th
9vcrial Nolan
illarriailco -
mcntir
ening of the Democracy
the adjei ni»g We will be
'S etrveti, on TO-MORROW
ist, at o'clock.
peakers will be present and
E, It. Norney,
William English,
Joshua T Owens ;
Col. It It Young.
,r strength, and lot your
lOU and equal laws. A full
Lance.
Axe on Town Meetings,
MORRISON, Chairman.
tory. 0c8.2t
Hank -Notirtb.
E. M. LEWIS, Cashier
Alillincrp Boobs,
WANTED 15,000 DOLLARS PA 12
VALUE North Pennsylvania Railroad Bonds
in Exchange for Real Estate in Kensington. Title per
fect. Apply to JOHN . O'BRIEN, South FIPPLE street.
oco-liv
WANTED, FOR THE UNITED STATES
OAVALltY—Ablmbodhl, unmarried loon, to
whom will be given goal pay, board, clothing, and
medical attendance Pay from $.14 to $ . .12. per month.
No man havinica wife or child wilt be “rcepted. Apply
for MOUNTED 13111011011, at No. 017 01,1101 Pa stroot,
above Eighth, north Ohio.
WILLIAM IL ROYALL,
Ist Mout. 2tl Hoe. of Cavalry,
Recruiting Oflicer
oct Eo.lm
NVAliaNte'roErDFaannAie FEW A
aret G ed E to NT . S il , E . 1111 , E ., 11
very popular look, just ensued, entitled "The Crooked
Elm; or, Life by the 'Wayside," Four editions have
already been exhausted in Boston and the New England
States Agents aro wanted to Canvass the Middle,
Southern, and Western Slates Somo now engaged
make from 15 to $l2 por day Address, by letter, Book
Aleut, 17 States street, Boston; or call personally ut
same place oc3-lin
..ii)ipping
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. The ship
NONPAREIL. from Liverpool, Is now discharging,
under general permit, at Queen street wharf. Con
aigneen will please attend to receipt of their goods.
on 8-It THOMAS RICHARDSON & CO.
F OR HAVANA, VIA CHARLESTON,
8. C., AND KEY WEST.
The splendid and favorite United Staten Mail Steam
ship ISABEL, Capt. Rollins. will leave Pier 4, North
River, Now York, FRIIIAY; Oct. 10th, at 8 o'clock, A
M., for HAVANA, touching at CHARLESTON and KEY
WEST, to land malls and passengers The ISABEL
has just been entirely overhauled, and fitted with new
boilers, cabins and Mate-rooms, double air-tight bulk
head?! forward and aft, thus making her ono of the moat
cleanable steamers, for safety, speed, and comfort, now
afloat.
For passage, having elegant accommodations, apply to
BPOPI , ORD, TILEThON, & 00.,
No. 29 Drondway, Now York.
Or to JOIIN WAGNER,
N 0.7 Walnut street, Phila.
illontg
AMERICAN GOLD
NEW YORK FUNDS
AIitRICAN GOLD
AND
KEW YORK FUNDS,
11013011$ AT THE "HONEST PREMIUM BY
DREXEL te. Co
A MERICAN GOLD
ANT)
NEW It'OltK' FUNDS,
WANTED, AT MODEST CURRENT RATES,
DT CRONISE & CO.,
eeS•3t Specie Brokers, 40 South TIMID Street
GOLD AND NEW YORK DRAFTS
bought and sold by 0 D'INVILLIERS,
oc7..ht* N 0.15 Merchouts Exchange, up stairs.
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pEOPLE'S TICKET.-
CM=
WM. F. PACKER, Lycomlng County
JOAN B. LINDERMAN, Borks County
JUDGES SUPREME COURT.
WU. STRONG, Henke County.
.3 ATIPS THOMPSON, 'Elio County
CITY TICKET.
SENATOR.
SAMUEL J. RANDS LL
ASSEMBLY.
JOHN C. KIRKPATRICK,
OEORGE H ARMSTRONG,
JOSEPH R. CHURCH,
JOHN RAMSEY.
COUNTY NOMINATION
SENATOR
DR. I. N. MAME:LES
ASSEMBLY.
DAVID R. McOI.ANE,
OLIVER EVANS,
J. II KIRIN,
JOSHUA T. OWENS,
A ARTHUR,
JOSEPH H. DONNELLY,
THOMAS H. WARAND,
ABRAHAM ENGLISH,
DAVID SELLEY,
DAVID H. STYER,
JOHN H. SCOTT,
GEORGE S. FOX,
JAMES J ALLISON.
AVM COURT COXEON PLEAS
JAMES R. LUDLOW.
PEOTOONOTABT visralor COURT,
JOHN P. McFADDEN.
" ZiErlt ß OZo l l i tg. "s,
RECORDER DEEDs,
ALBERT D. BOILEAU.
0010511,
JOHN IC. FENNER
tince
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN, MUDD CHUNK, EAS
TON, DOYLEBTON,
On and after Monday, October 5, 1857, the trains on
this road will leave Philadelphia
For Bethlehem, (Express,) at 8 A M.
Fur Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown and Mauch Chunk,
(Express) at 216 P. M.
Passengers for Easton by 2 15 P. M. train take stages
at Iron 11111 station
For Doylestown, (Accommodation,) at 6 P.M.
For Gwynedd. do. at 8 A. M.
TRAINS FOR PIIILADELPLITA
- - .
Leave Bethelent (Express,) at 9.15 A. 111 , and 2 45 P.
111 , connecting with L. V. R. It. trains, and arrive lu
Philadelphia at 12.10 92. and 6 P. 31.
Leave Doylestown, (Aecontincsiation,) at 0.15 A. M.
Leave Gwynedd, do. at 3 P. M.
Accommodation trains run daily; other trains daily ;
Sundays excepted
Dare to Doylestown
Bethlehem
Fare to Mauch Chunk
oct 5
ELLISOLARk,/Xit
eiewing glacqtrtes
A GOOD SEWING MACHINE.-HUNT,
WERSTF.B., & Co., beg respectfully tolintroduce
themselves to the public as the manufacturers of the
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE
adapted to manufacturing or family mimeses
Free from the objections which have been urged
against those already known in this market THIS
MACHINE COMBINES THE GOOD QUALITIES OF
THEM ALL, and will be sure to commend Itself, upon
examination, to fantillee, tailors ' saddlery, ehooroakere,
and seamstramee. Those is want of A GOOD ARTICLE,
that will make a handsome lock-stitch, work WITH
LITTLE NOISE, that will ITEM, BIND, STITCH, RUN,
or GATHER ; indeed, that willsive entire satisfaction
even after they have been usedtfor years, are invited to
call at our moms, 820 CHESTNUT Street.
RUNT, WEBSTER, & Co.
Sewing of every description executed In the best pos
sible manner, and on reasonable terms. Samples of our
work scut by mall to any part of the United States.
au22•tutba Sin
ijarbwarc
/;THOMAS E. BAXTER.-HARDWARE
L CUTLERY AND TOOLS, No. 910 MARKET ST.
brive Ninth. Routh aide, Philadelphia an I.Bm
illiorellancons
CAUTION.-
Au parlOPS are cautioned against purchasing or
negotiatin CERTIFICATES OP SHARES in the MN
FRANCISCO LAND ASSOCIATION numbered as fol
lows :
No. 1220 for 150 shares dated June 12, 1857.
No. 1221 for 50 it
No. 1205 for 100 July 8, 1857.
No. 1200 for 100 44 44
The treader of this steek has been stopped at the
office of the association, where the reasons may no
learned upon application by parties interested
JAR. ll VANDYKE,
Attorney for the owners,
140 Walnut street.
DEPARTMENT OF MARKET-HOUSES,
()retail, 8. W. CORNER OP YIPTEt /ND ORPSPNOT
&MEETS
PfiItaIDOLPHIA, October Ist, 1881.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Wilco until
the 30th day of NOVEMBER next, at 12 o'clock, for
the Renting of the following Wharves and Landings for
• term of three yearn
Arch street Lending, at the foot of Arch street, on
tho river Schuylkill—lease commencing December Mat,
1881.
Also, George's street Landing, at the foot of George
street, on the river Schuyikill—lease commencing Jana
ary Ist, 106$.
Approved security will be required.
8. 0. THOMPSON,
Commissioner of Markets.
ocl-th s to lm
r iu'EVAIVS,—Io,OOO--eniN TAU ILI i t
E Cords per Illour ! ig,SSIVF
Tb• Nfts that wos oreriokeit, t i.. vd„ A .
la Irf l ' -- A
H Pilladtlpll4 frif., at UN WI
C 1
~ NA nun Worm.
A. ItAltka. , ON Ms PTO. n
'tole PHAN Cots ud Conk, IA
"V, O. Tirana...and Cud. per flovr,la E
L _vas,
8/O°' 6 • ,,, 1 WtM)6—E3 Pnoea pod, Woad. n
Cor. librcry, Til 0 VIITIII ST. below Cbertnut I
oc 0-11
ii PIRITS TURPENTINE-200 bbls Spirits
tk7 Turpentiott, to arrlve, f sale by
MART or
Z 1 & MAOALISTIII,
110 Mirth Water Street.
l Aintioentento
A MERICAN ACADEHY OF MUSIC.
E. A. bIARSHAId 9olu Lesreo
Third Night of the ltali,uc Opera Semson.
Debut of the celebrated Rm.°, SIGNOR TAGLIOFICO,
from the Grand Opera House, Covent Garden, London,
ON FRIDAY) EVENING, October 9, Thu.
Will be presented Donirettre Opera, in tiro acts, en
titled . . .
r, , Eidstn D'AMORE
EN=
ll'lltileaciara. • - • - lAignor Assoc'.
(i - • - - HconraTaghotico
Bolcorc, - - - -
or ALM/I:3310X :—Paskluetto, Drecn Carrie, cud
Balcony, £1; Family Circle, GO cents ; Amphitheatre,
2 costs
Th a her 0111ce of the Academy is open froin 9 A.
Mto 5 1' tf., for the securing 6f Reserved Beata and
tiox - ex, it About extra charge
Treasurer Mr. T MoKros.
The °pets, a ill continence at 8 precisely.
1 Carriages a 111 set down heads 8011111, and take up
brad 4 Not th oc7-1t
WITEATLEY'a ARCH ST. THEATRE.
Leseo W WHEATLEY.
Posto or PRICEY —Orchestra Stalls, GO ceuts ; Dress
Carte (uu extra charge for *Jeered Seats), GO rents;
Faintly Circle and AmphithL at re, d 5 cents; Seats in Pri
vate Boxes, 73 neat.;; Whole Private Box. $3; Gallery,
13 coats; Clattery for Colored ri.1,0(111,17, rents; Pri
vate Box in Clattery for Colored Persona, 34 cents
Dox Often open from 10 A. II until 3 P GI. Doors
open at quarter Moro 7, perfurmenee to commence
gaunter past 7.
J. DI B. WHITTON Trommrar.
TIII9 (Thursday) EVENING, October S, 185 T,
Will be presented the beautiful play of
CANIILLE,• Or. tho Fate of u Coquette.
Armand Dural , Mr EL Davenport; Mons Duval, Mr Fre
dericks, Camille, Mrs 1)P Bowers; Helene. Miss Em
ma Taylor.
To conclude with Drama of
TICE BRIGAND.
Allesaudro Afassaroue, Sir 11 L Davenport, Prince
Bianchi, Slr. Thayer; Attavia, Miss N Taylor.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.—Les
nee, Mr. E A. Marshall ; Rage Manager, Mr.
John Sefton. Potces —Drees Cvalo and Parspette,
ceobi; Upper Circle, .25 coots; Private Box and Orchestra
&eats, 75 cents. Pox Oftlee Kan from 9 o'clock A M.
to 3 P kl Doors open at I o'clock; performance to com
mence at 7%.
Mit. AND MISS BICIIING3 for a few nights only.
TIIIB (Thursday) EVENING, October 8, 1&57,
Will bo presenteed the American Model Comedy of
EXTRESIES
Mr Mayberry, Mr Richings; Ebenezer Oldeich, Mr.
Roswell; Mr Middleman Higgins, Mr Chapman; Mrs
Crosby, Mtsi.ltichings.
To conclude with the Farce of
BEWARE OF GARROTEES.-
Alderman Sylabub, 31r Chapman; Tight Leather, Mr Lo
Moyne; Mrs Chutney, Mrs Stoneali
NATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT ST.,
1 1. near Eighth. '
ADartEl3lo2; —Scare in Private Box, ; Orchestra
Chtlrs, 75 cents; Dress Circle and Parquet, 60 cents;
Family Circle, 2.i cents. Doors opon at 7. To commence
at 7% o'clock.
Dox °Mee open tram 10 to 4 o'clock, when seats can
be secured,
Soto Lesion Wm E Burton
star:e Mansger Mr. II Watkins
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OF MR. J. E. MURDOCH.
THIS (Thur,iday) EVENING, October 8, 1837,
Will he presented the Comedy of
THE INCONSTANT ; Or, Wine Work; Wondet 1.
Young Mirabel, Mr J K Murdoch; Old Mirnbel, Me Wor
rell, Dureteto, Mr W Myers . Dugard, Hamilton;
°Huns, Mrs Hudson Kirby; Itiisrre, Mrs F Drew.
To conclude with the popular Farce of
SOUR LIFE'S IN DANDER
John Strong, Mr II Watkins• Schpoonenberg, Mr Wor
rell; Mad.Schpooneriberg t etra Muzzy.
cNFORD's OPERA. ROI:NE—
ELEVENTH Street, above Chestnut.
Doors open at 7 o'eloak—to conunence r t nartor before
eight.
Admittance cents.
Ethiopian Life Illustrated by Sandford's Troupe of
Stars—Now Dances by the Sanford Children.
To coneluilo with
BOX AND COX.
Box, S id Sanford ; Cox, Cool White
11IIOMEIJF' 5 VARIETIES,
FIFTH and CHESTNUT S. tracts,
II.SCJILLANEOUS CONCERTS NIGHTLY,
COthrl3lllg ft most Hiroo:llrd and plea, an
MUSICAL AND TERPSICHOREAN liIELANGE,
In IThicli appear Mad. PAYNE, ?into LEFOLLE •triti
other superior 'Vocalists, Alma:lnns and Comediatii
Commencing at 7K. Admission. 10 cent.
T. W A'BECKET, Pianist THOMELIF i Proprietor
0c.5-11,0
Ergot Notices
I N THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
of Lancaster county, Sept 26, 1857 —lt appearing
to the court by the petition and affidavit of David
Reeves, Samuel J Beeves, (leorge Abbott, and Charles
if Abbott, that the several notes of Reeves, Abbott, &
Co , secured by a mortgage dated January nth, 1855.
rerouted at Lancaster, to Mortgage Book No. 73, page
607, &c., and given by the said petitioners, in the sum
of six hundred thousand dollars, to Christopher Hager,
Samuct Shock, Bertram. A. Sheaffer, George B. Justice,
and Clement B Grubb, no Trustees, have been paid in
full, and no satisfaction entered on the recent of said
mortgage; the court, on motion of Thomas E. Franklin
and If. SI North, attorneys for said mortgagers, grant
a rule to show cause why the said Trustees should not
enter satisfaction on the record of sud mortgage, re
turnable on Monday, the 26th day of October next, and
direct notice to be given to the creditors by publication
daily for one week in " The Press," and 'The North
American and United States Gazette," and weekly for
two weeks in " The Lancaster Examiner and herald,"
"The Lancaster Intelligencer," and "The Columbia
Spy,'' with notice to B. A. Mealier, Esq . , Attorney for
the Trustees.
Certified from the Record
J. BOWMAN, Proth'y
JULIA A. CARR, BY HER NEXT
frlend, &c., ox. CHARLES D. If OARR—Dirorco—
Common Pleao—No. /a Sept T., IS
Please take notice, that depositions of witriezzea on
part of 'mid libellant will be taken before me on
!TWAY, October 23, 1t37, at 1 o'clock P. Bt., at the
office of 'Henry C. Rutz, R.N., N 0.133 South FIFTH
atreet, Philadelphia, when you can attend and croaa
examine if you think proper.
WILLIAM F SMALL, Examiner.
To CHARLES D. H. liana. oc7:lstx
IN THE ORPIIANS' COURT FOR THE
1. City and County of Philadelphia; Estate of FRAN
-019 McAVOY. decoamed.
MARGARET 3IcAVOY, widow of said decedent, has
prieonted to a 4,1 court an inventory and appreoecnent
ci personal property, which she has elected to retain
lint, the provlsions of the Act of April 14. 1811, and
wdrsv exceptions are bled beroro FRIDAY, OCTOBER
10. at 10 o'clock A , the IMMO will be allowed
and appro rut by the Court.
ANDREW MILLER,
Attorney for Widen , 2068. FIFTH' Sr
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
-Ft. City and County of Philadelphia.
Estate of MICHAEL RICHTER, deceac.ed
The auditor appointed to audit, settle and adjust the
account of JOHN SEIBERT, executor of the bast a ill
of the said MICHAEL RICHTER, deceased, and to re-
port distribution of the balance, will meet th e parties
Interested at No. 617 SANSOM Street, below Seventh,
on MONDAY, October Llth Ism, at 4 o'clock, P. M.
HORACE 1 PETERSON,
Auditor.
I=l
Cirp Octobo
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Having Imported nly usual large and well-selected
Fall stock of CURTAIN °ODDS, conslatmg of
DROCATELLES, SATIN DE TAINTS, GERMAN AND
11E==MECI
Also, REPS, PI:MIES, MOREENS, kc., CORNICES.
BAND'S, PINS, kc.,
Besides a largo stock of
GOLD AND FANCY BORDERED WINDOW SHADES'
Of my own manufacture, and, in consequence of the un
precedented character of the Mines, not being likely to
close out tlto same at usual prices in good season for the
opening of spring styles, I have resolved
TO CLOSE OUT MY ENTIRE STOCK,
Without regard to cost, for cash only
II holeasie and retail buyers is It do well to examine
before purchasing elsewhere
W. HENRY PATTEN'S, New York Store,
cc S-3t 1.130 Chestnut street, ono door below
Southeast corner Seventh
DRESS 000DS.
L. J. LEVY h CO ,
420 CHESTNUT STREET,
HATE REDUCED TIM TIKES OF TIIEIII
WHOLE nom
FANCY DRY GOODS,
SIGNS AND SHAWLS,
Including the ehoico importations of this Fail, which
coubist of all the new textures manufactured fur the
Purrs Detail Sales of this season
This beautiful Mock of floods will repay an examine.
tion, many of the articles being confined entirely to
their own store, and not to be had elsewhere. The
prices are reduced to the lowest point. oc7-3t
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.-
FANCY AND STAPLE
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY,
J. a MAXWELL & SON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES,
10.26 CHESTNUT Street, lour doors below Eleventh
And 3ltl S. SECiAD St , below Spruce
FACTORIES.—Nos 95 and 97 GEOROE St., below
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Union,
Orders made at a few hours' notice
Tiruqs (nib Cbcinicalo
VREDERIOK BROWN,—CHEMIST
AND DRUGGIST, north-oast corner FIFTH and
CHESTNUT Streets , Philadelphia, Cole Manufacturer
of BROWN'S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER,
which le recognieed and prescribed by the Medical Fa
culty, and hen become the Standard FAMILY MEDI
CINE of the United States.
This Essence is a preparation of unusual excellence.
During the Bilinear months, no family or traveller
should be without it. In relaxation of the bowels, in
nausea, and particularly in sea sickness, it is an active
and safe, as well as a pleasant and efficient remedy.
. .
OA,UTION —Parsons desiring an article that can be
relfed upon, prepared solely from pure JAMAICA. GIN
GER, should lee particular to ask for " Drown , s
Immo of Jamaica Ginger," which is warranted to ha
what it is represented, and io prepared only by FREDE
RICK DROWN, and for sale at his Drug and Chemical
Store, north-east corner of FIFTH and CHESTNUT
Streets, Philadelphia; and by all the respectable Drug.
gists and Apothecaries in the V. Stetee. aul•lm
Q3entletneit's furnisbing Clobo
WINCHESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE
MEN'S FURNISHING STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No 7R,
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Philadelphia.
The attention of Southern and Weems' Merchants, and
Strangers, is particularly invited to this improved cut of
Shirtv, the most perfect fitting article made. At whole.
sale and retail, and made to order. ano.lyir
. .
Jnottranrc eatnpanies
griIRARD FIRE AN
ANCE COMPANY, PEI
802 WALNUT street, welt o
SUM ItIBKB
Olen
D MARINE INSUR
ILADELEITIA--Ofitce, No
f THIRD.
'NU TAKEN."
Vona.
.Ter. Wolter,
Jno. McClure,
Tbo. Craven,
A. B. Gillett,
Furman Sheppard,
Saml. Jones, M. D
Jeeeph Klapp, M D
Wm. H. Brain,
John Anspach, Jr.,
H. N. Burroughs,
.1 B. Hughes,
P. D, Sherman,
Win. P. Hacker,
J. P. Steiner,
H. A Shackelford,
Hon. JOll JONES, President
Hod G, W. WOODWARD, Vice President.
Jso. S. binalitulm, Secretary.
Una B. ALSORD. Attendant Secretary. sul-Bm..if
Einuittge Snubs
QAVING FUND.--UNITED STATES
MST COMPANY, corner of TWIRD and CREST
NUT &recta.
Large and small sums received, and paid back on de
mand, without notice, with FIVE PER CENT INTER
EST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Office hours from 9 until 5 o'clock every day, and on
bIONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock.
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from £1 upwards.
President—STEM:EN R. CRAWFORD.
Treasurer—PLlNY FISK.
Teller—JAMES R. lIIJNTER
GEORGE W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER,
N. B. corner of BARRON end BOUTII Streets,
above Beoond.
EVENING SALES.
SALES EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
At Tyi o'clock, at the Auction Store, of Hardware Out
lery,Housekeeping Articles, Gloating, Watches, Jewel
17, Panay Articles, /co.
Onice tin auction.
I'ITITOMAS & SONS,
. No, 139 and 141 ROUT[[ YOURTII STREET,
(Formerly Noi. GT awl 69.)
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, /cc.
Publ,t, Sales at the Philadelphia Exchange every
Tuesday Evening
(re mudbiti, of each property issued separAtely, in
adthlion to x}1:111 we publish MI the Saturday prevlOU3
to ent.ll ens thou.ood cataloguew in pamphlet forw,
gtv log toll de onuptiolot or all the property to he sold on
the following Tueqd ie.
irr URN !TUB t; SALES AT TILE -AUCTION
STORE ar cry 1'11111,1,y meting
MIEIBM
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
- • • •
ID— Wu have a loran amount of Real Estate at Pri
vate Solo, iiicludiug every description of City and
Country property Printed Lists may be had at the
Auction Store.
PRIVATE SALE REGISTER
heal Iltt.tte entered .on our Private Sale Re
gister, are advertised occasionally ill our Public Sale
Alearact t, (of %blob I,WJ copies are printed weekly,)
tree of charge.
ELEVENTH FALL. SALE, L'Oth OCTOWF:
PllO lull include—
l'alueble Pteperty, known as the Port Pros idence Axe
Ned Div Teel factory, oa the Sehuylksll emelt), eppo•
site Phwntsville.
I'LEUANT MODERN RESIDENCE, &e
Pleglnt modern re.mtence and omens, N. Si ctn., of
Thirteenth and Arch atreeti. 25 feet front au Arch
htreet.l_:i feet on Thirteenth street
Orphanv' Court Sale.
ESTATE OF DAVID LERMAN, DEO'D
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Valuable Real Estate, St, John street. between Green
and (bates Streets--several messuages, and lot 'ST feet
8 /aches front
BUSINESS STAND.
Three-story Brick Store and Dwelling, N. W. corner
Eleventh and Christian etreeta Sale absolute.
VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND LARGE LOT, 23n
-
WARD.
Valuable brick residence, barn and stable, and large
lid, career of Cherry and Wakeling streets, late borough
of Fraiildord It fronts on three streets, and to a very
dour.ible situation
BUSINESS STAND
Two and a Ball story trick store and dwelling. No
1317 North Second street, with a three story brick
divellieg in the tear on Perry street.
Runt BRICK 'DWELLINGS.
Four three-story brick dwellings, on Ninth street and
Charles street, between Wallow and Noble streets.
LARGE AND VALITAbLE LOT
--• • • •
Large and valuable lot. occupied as a coal yard, east
.idu Ninth Etreet, north of Poplar, with railroad track,
dice, 4.0
DWELLING, POPLAR STREET
Three-story Brick Dwelling, No. ta6 pophir street,
between - Eighth and Ninth streeta.
TIVELVTLI PALL BALE, 2TTII OCTOBER
Will Include
Neat modern three-story Ilrick Dwelling, 3 W cor
ner of Twelfth and Ct trren streets, above Wallace street,
with a tbree-story brick dwelling on Citron street.
SALE OT SUPERIOR FURNITURE, BRUSSELS
CARPET'S, &c.
CARD —The attention of ladies' and others desirous
of purdiasing, is requested at our sale, at the auction
shire. this morning, comprising over 600 lots of
clscllsnt household goods: tine French plate mirrors;
lioo piano-forte; superior Brussels and velvet carpets;
line china and glass-ware; beds and bedding; clothes
mangle; billiard table; stores, de., forming ass assort
nt equal to any of the season. Catalogues are now
ready. and the articles arranged for examination.
. .
Sale Nos no and 11l South Fourth Street.
SUPERIOR FURNITSRE, MIRRORS, PIANO
FORTES, BRUSSE.IL3 CARPETS, &e.
This Horning,
At ri o',lock, at the Auction Store au extensive assort
ment of excellent second-hand furniture, mirrors, pisuo
fo, to, carpets, & c., from families declining housekeep
. .
13PERIOR CLOTHES BIANGLU.—AIso, a superior
chilies mangle, in perfect order.
IiELLTARD TARLE.—AIso, a small parlor billiard
table. complete.
E EQANT PIANO.YORTE, TURKEY AND BRITS-
SELS CARPETS, MIRRORS, &o.
Ale i, au elegant rosewood piano -forte; enamor Turkey
and Brussels carpets; Saxony carpets; floe Trench
plate mirrors, gilt frames, hair mattresses, Ac.
Alm, A Daguerreotype and Ambrotype apparatus.
Sale 339 Green Street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c.
On Friday morning,
At 10 o'clock, at No. 339 Green street, (between
Schnee and Pine, and Fourth and FAIL streets,) the
furniture of ti family leaving the city.
May be seen at 8 o'clock on the morning of sale.
Hale Nos. 130 and 140 South fourth street.
SUPERIOR GERMAN FLOWER ROOTS
On Saturday Morning,
- -
At 11 o'clock. at the Auction Store, 3 cases superior
Germ in Floweilloot+, from Vanderschoot &
II niters:, compri-iing Ilyncinths, Tulip+, ligarriscut',
&e.
GRAPE VINES
Also, A variety of fine Grape Vales in pots
FIRST-CLASS STORE FOR RENT
The largo new FIVE-STORY STORE, No. 240 MAR-
T street, East of Third street, 23 feet front, 202 feet
in depth, with a hide front on Biddle's alley—brown
stone front—built and finished in the beat and most
sal,-tmt.ll reaur,r, with every modern convenience—
furnaces to heat the entire building throughout—fire
Pnn t Safes, Water Closets. Iloistmg Machines, Ac
Wril adapted for a largo Auction or Commission nous°
yAmEs A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER
al NO 422 WALNUT BTIIELT, above I'HURTIL
CARO—SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EURNITUILE—TUES
We beg leave to inform the public that we hold
our regular weekly sales of Furniture every Tuesday, at
our SPACIOUS SALES ROOM, NO. 106 WALNUT
STREET, where every possible attention is given to ob
tain the highest prices for the goods of those who may
fa: or us with consignments. Families having portions of
th sir furniture to dispose of, or those declining house
keeping and not wishing sales at their own dwellings,
cue have their furniture CAREFULLY REHOTED TO
oUlt SALES ROOM, win:RE THEY WILL REALIZE
BETTER PRICES FOR THEIR FURNITURE TITAN
TREY CAN OBTAIN FROM ANY OF THE FURNI
TURE DEALERS OR ANY OTHERAUOTION STORE
IN THE CITY.
U" Persons favoring us with consignments can rest
enured that their property wilt not be sacrificed.
jr' COI.IIIIIISMOVA more moderate than those charged
by coy other Auction 1101190 in the city.
UJ Consignments respectfully solicited.
dye Sates paid immediately after the goods are sold.
Executor's We i N. E. corner Sixth end Pine sts
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, REDS, &c.,
On Friday morning,
at 10 o'clock, will be sold at the N, E. corner Sixth and
Fine streets, the entire well-Rept household furniture
of the late Henry M Zollickoffer, deceased, by order at
the Executors Comprising mahogany tables, cane seat
Optics, ingrain carpets, pier mirrors, Venetian blinds,
oil cloth, Venetian passage and stair carpet. rods, supe
rior bureaus, wardrobe, bedsteads, superior feather
beds. excellent bedding, mahogany. secretary and book
cases, wash-stand and chamber ware; also, dinner and
tea mare, kitchen turn' lure, stores, ke
Also a barometer and quadrand.
Also a hardware cam, with Swiss sieves and magnify
ing glass, in perfect order.
Alm a share in the Philadelphia Library.
Alm a share In the Athenamm
BD— A three-story Brisk Dwelling, with two-story
brick back building. 195 North Ninth street, above
Wood street Bent SOO por annum Apply at the Auc
tion Store.
A tirat-clsev Printing Office, with a good run of busi
ne,s, four printing prevses, two Rugglel and one MIIIIISI
pe and everything necessary for the business Apply
at the Auction Store
WOLBERT ac SCOTT, AUCTIONEERS,
V 431 CiItESTNI7T street, oppoAlte the Custom
Houle. between Fourth end Fifth Streets.
SALE AT (IIIT . 'S HOTEL, 31 SOut - 11 BETENTHI Street
. .
On Wednesday, lath lent,
Commenting at 10 o'clock precisely, we will sell, on
the premises, 31 South Seventh street, by order of Mrs
Sarah Haines, Adininiatratrix, the entire furniture,
bar-room and kitchen articles, liquors, wines beds and
bedding. embracing the valuable contents of tho hotel
May be examined early on the morning of sale.
SAMUEL NATIIANS, AUCTIONEER,
and MONEY LOAN °PRICE, No. /12 South
TIIIRD Street, below Walnut, opposite Pear at., °alp
eight doors below the Exchange.
Hours or busineea Irom 7 o'clock, A. 11., until 10
o'clock in the evening.
out.door Alkieta, and sales at the Auction Irouse, at
tended upon tho most satisfactory terms
CAPITAL $206,000.
Established for the fast TAirty Pears
Advances mule front one dollar to thousands on Die
monde, 5111er Plate, Watches, Jewelry, Hardware, Mer
eh Lodire, Clothing, Furniture, Deihl ing, Cigars, Musical
Ju &emends, Guns, UOIMI, Carriages, and Goods at
every description
All geode can remain say length of tune agreed
upon
Ali advances, Iron one hundred dollars and upwards
1 , 111 ha charged 2 per cent. per month ; d5OO and over
the lowest usarket rate
This Etoro House basing a depth of 120 feet, has large
Bro and thief-proof mulls to store all rateable', and pri
vate watchmen for the premises ; also, a heavy WED.
mace effected for the benefit of all persons having goo&
advanced upon.
N. 11.—On account of hating an unlimited capital,
tbas once is prepared to mate advances on more sat.
factory and accommodating terms than any other in
this city.
Money advanced to the poor, in small amount", with
ont any charge.
AT PRIVATE BALE.
ee22 4mit
Gold Patent Lever and other Watches, Jewelry, and
Clothing will be sold at reduced primes. and-ly
tUatripa, Jewelr,u,
BAILEY & CO., CHESTNUT STREET
Ilemeoctuters of
BRITISII STERLING SILVER WARR,
Under their inspection, on the premises exclusfrely
Citizens and. Strangers are invited to visit our mann .
(eatery. •
WATCHES.
Couitantly on Land a splendid stodrof Superior
Watches, of all the celebrated makers
DIAMONDS.
Necklaces, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear-Rings, Finger
Rings, and all other articles in the Diamond line
Drawings of NEW DEMONS will be made free o
charge for those wishing work made to order
RICH GOLD JEWELRY.
A. beautiful assortment of all the new styles of Pine
Jewelry, such xi Monk, Stone and Shell Cameo,
Pearl, Coral, Carbuncle, Marquis' Ito,
Lava, &c., ha
SHEFFIELD CASTORS, BASKETS, WAITERS, ko
Also, Bronze and Marble (MOORS, of newest styles
and of superior quality tw&wly
C~&A. PEQUIGNOT,
MANUFACTURERS OF WATCHCASES
AND IMPORTERS 01 WATCHES,
1 SOUTH THIRD STREET, BELOW CHESTNUT
PHILADELPHIA.
CONSTANT PSHOIONOT. AUGUSTE PEORHONOT
sel9-31noalk
JAMES E. CALDWELL & CO.,
No. 432 CHESTNUT, BELOW FIFTH STREET,
Importers of {Watches and Fine Jewelry, Manufactu
rers of Sterling and Standard Silyer Tea Sets, Forks and
Spoons, sole agents for the sale of Charles Frodsham'a
new sone, Gold Medal London Timekeepere—sll the
sizes on hand, prices $250, $275, and $3OO
English and Swiss 'Watches at the lowest prices
Rich fashionable Jewelry
Sheffield and American Plated Wares.
885. y
I S. JARDEN Et BRO.
air • MASEIF/OTURERS AND 1MP0R7.19 OF
SILVER-PLATED WARE,
No. 304 Chestnut Street, above Third, op stairs,)
Philadelphia
Constantly on band and for sale to the Trade,
TEA SETS, COMM - UNION SERVICE SETS, URNS
PITCHERS, (lOWA:TS, CUPS, WAITERS, BAS
KETS, CASTORS, D KNI
KNIVES,, SPOONS, FORKS,
LA
Gilding and plating on all kinds of metal. sot-ly
VRANOIS P. DIIBOSQ & SON, late of
Dubose,
Carroty Or. Co, Wholesale HANUFAO
TURERS 0i) JEWELRY, 304 CHESTNUT street, Phila.
delphia.
FRANCIS P. PoaoaQ. Wm. H. DITIIOSQ
anal am
SILVER WARE.- -
WILLIAM WILSON k SON.,
MANUFACTURERS OF SILVER WARE,
(ESTABLISHED 1812,)
W. CORNER FIFTH AND CHERRY STREETS.
A large assortment of SILVER WARE, of every de.
scription, constantly on hand, or made to order to match
any pattern desired.
Importers of Sheffield and Birmingham imported
4030-dfrAny
MODERN DWELLING
TO RENT
AT PRIVATE BALE
tial:. - . - , ',I) 7.,rc:i.,:t
C S O N t A I
4 T to A
m fE ( SIAU T C 7' , 10 E N , EZ ,
SIXTH and RACE Street/.
NOTICE.—AII persons haring goods forfeited et the
office S E. corner of 6th and Bane street, are requested
to call and pay charges and renew their 'fidgets. others
wige they will be sold on WEDNESDAY MOENINQ
next (4_l'Ol3ER the 7th, at 10 o'clock, br
MOSES I'i.A.TILANS' inctioneer,
S corner of nth and race streets
1 1 IMENSE SALE OF FORFEITED fIOODS
On Friday norm" , nest.
October 9th, i 5,7. at 10 oirloa. at Moses Nathars'
auction store, southeast corner of Sant and lisce streets,
roles room "e"d story, en trance from Dace street, con
sisting in part of dry goods, clothing, segars, fowling
pieces, musical instruments, tools, furniture, bedding,
beds, mattresses, looking-glasses, travelling trunks, TA
list; books, fancy articles. Sic . kr., via : cloths and
cassitnere pantaloon patterns, Cni,net TeStnMS, Over
t:Wits, sack coats, raglbo. - s, frock coats, dre s coats, MOD -
key jackets, cloaks, cashmere pantaloons, silk velvet,
sitk. cloth , . valeucia, satin nut other vests; shirts, under
shirts, drawers, gents' bouts and shoes, umbrellas, para
sols, ladies' cloth and 11{V14110 eloales, silk-velvet. silk,
merino, cloth, and other mantillas, basicass, sr I eireu•
lam, silk, merino, mouse de lane, csslimere, alpaca, de
Lege, French chintz, and other dresses; under clothing,
vests, coats, and dress patterns, itella. brach., crape,
Bay State, woolen, plaid, silk and other Ira-pant ,Inare
shawls; silk pocket and neck handkerchiefs. embrol
gentlemen's n °e'en Shag ls. gaiters, shoes, cloth till Irma,
fine featherbeds, mattresses, blankets, guilts, comforta
ble's, spreads, bed valences, bed ticking• case of children,
shs, 11.4eOrted .1,3; fire thousand begam knirs, sad
and forks. carvers, steel skates, double-barreled and
fowling pieces, twist barrel, hack-action locks, and
patent breech, pistols, several complete cheats of
carpenters' tools, planes, squares, gauges saws,
and other tools, nutinas, flutes, violins, gui
tars, looking glasses, paintings, en,v.i.vai4s, large and
medium size bibles, elegantly Wand, and various other
books• large bag of ended hair, chest of curie I hair,
traveling trunks. valises, carpet bags, auks, dirt
knives, swords, shirt bosoms, window shades sigh gilt
Dossiers, china, glass, and crockery ware, and micaer
oui other article-.
The whole to be sold without reserve. Deslrri. the
trade generally and private panhasera an iLritel to
attend the Bale
The goods will be open on the afternoon prerzons to
he day of Sale.
Sales Room Second story. Faatrsace from Race. Etreet.
AT PRIVATE SALE—CoId and silver patent lever,
Lepine, English, Swiss, and French catch e s, je,elzy,
of every description, musical instruments. Sec .
AT PRIVATE PALE—Arranged on FeCutli t!iscr,
household furniture, of every description. beds. mat
tresses, carpeting, looking glasses, fancy articles, Sc.,
Ac., Ac.
Ott-door sales attended to personally by the action
eer. Charges very low Cousignments of furniture,
clothing, jewelry, Ac., Ac., solicited.
NATHAN'S PRINCIPAL LOAN OFFICE,
E. Corner of Sixth and Race ;Streets,
Where money will be loaned on gold and saver plate
Watches, Jewelry, Diamond., Clothing, Dry Hoods, Groceries, Segue, Hardware, Cutlery, Furniture, Bed
ding, Horses, Vehicles, Harness, Stocks, and on all ar
ticles of value for any length of time agreed on; on paws
satisfactory and liberal terms than at any other estab
lishment. reek] M. HATHANS,
NATHAN'S great sale of FORFEITED GOODS will
take place in a few days Due notice will be give...
WEBB'S great Sale of forfeited Watches, Jewelry,
Guns, Pistols, Musical Inatruments, die , a - intake place
shortly- Due notice will be given.
WEBB'S great sale of Dry Goods, Clothing, Bedding,
Ac., being forfeited collaterals, w,ll take plate shortly.
Due notice will be given
JOHN BAYLIS, AUCTIONEER—No. 325
ARCH Street, between Third and Fourth :trans.
SALES EVERY EVENING, et: o'clock,
Of Boots, Shoes, Mortuary, Cutlery, Watches, dew
airy, Hosiery, Whipa, Trankri, Fancy Goals. Notions.
B —Oat-door sales attended to AB goods said et
the Auction House packed,
e'buraliDnal
-CA_A CADENCY OF THE PR OTE STANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, LOCUST AND JUNIPER
.9 TREZTS.
This Institution has been re-opened for the Autum
nal Session, under the supervision of the Rev. JAMESW. W. ROBINS, A. at., as Principal
The Episcopal Academy presents peculiar facilities,
both for the moral and intellectual training, and for the
physical development of the youth committed to its tare.
No will be spared to perfect the pupils in the va
rious studies which, from time to time. they may pur
sue f. while it will be the aim of the Principal, both in
his instruction and in his daily intercourse with the
boys, to lay the foundations of an upright, manly, and
religious character.
The rooms of the Academy Building are numerous,
lofty, and well ventilated: and the pupils during recess
enjoy the advantages of an enclosed play-ground enema
ample Gymnasium
Boys able to read, and not less than eight years of
age, are received as soon as they have begun to write
and cipher, and are conducted through the various
classes of the Academy with a rapidity proportioned to
their ability. The lowest class (A) is occupied in
Splitng, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and Geogra
phy: the highest class (H) in the branches , usually
studied in the Freshman year of a collegiate course.
The studies of the intermediate classes are suited to the
venous ages and abilities of the papils
The Tuition Fee for those in Class A is sixty dollars
per annum ; for all others seventy-five dollart; per an
num; payable half-yearly in advance. Besides this fee,
there are no other charges; the French language,
Feld, and the use of the Gymnasium being included is
thx , price above mentioned.
Boys not studying the Greek and Latin Languages
bare extra lessons in lieu of classical. The school time
net spent under instruction is employed by the pupils
in study under the saperintendence of a teacher, and
in a spacious apartment arranged for that purpose. The
Institution Is inspected monthly by a committee of the
Beard of Trustees, and visited from time to time by the
Bishop of the Diocese.
Applications for admission may be made to the Prin
cipal daily during the week (except on Saturday), be
tween the hours of 9 A. 11. and 2 P. H.
oc 8-to,th,ast-tf
fiRITTENDEN's PHILADELPHIA COM
MERCIAL COLLEGE, IL E. eorner of SEVENTH
and CHMTNLIT Streets, Second and Third Stories.
ROOR-KEEPING. PENMANSHIP, every style.
COMMERCIAL LAWS AND lORAS.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.
LECTURES, etc.
Each Student has individual instruction from compe
tent and attentive Teachers, under the immediate
superrision of the Principal.
Ono of the Beet Penmen in the Country has charge of
the Writing Department.
Please call and see Specimens and get a Catalogue of
Tema, he
"DENNSYLVANIA COLLEG E-RE-
A. VIDAL DEPARTMENT—Ninth Street, between
Spruce and Locust.
The Introductory Lectures In the Institution will be
delivered in the following order;
MONDAY, October lihh, at 5 P. M —Dr. P G.
SMITH.
TUESDAY, October 13th, at 4 P. M —Dr. J. J
REESE.
TUESDAY, October 13th, at 5 P. 51 —Dr. T.
EICELARDSON.
WEDNESDAY, October 14th, at 4 P. M --Dr J. B
DIDDLE.
WEDNESDAY, October 14th, at 5 P. M —Dr. JOHN
NEILL.
THURSDAY, October 'nth, of I P. M —Dr D GIL
BEGS.
THURSDAY, October 15th, at 5 P. 31 —Dr. A
STILLS. FRANCIS Cr SMITH, 31 D.,
or Registrar.
JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE
ORDER OF ISTRODECTORE LECTURES.
. .
. .. .
Prof. DCHGLISON Monday, October 12, at 7 P. M
- T. D Mirmicia...Tuesday, •• 13, "7P 31
• • Malls .... •• .• .. •• BP. Mr
• J. IC MircestL-Thurielay, ' 15, - 7 P. 31
-• PANCOASE •' ' •• Sl' 31.
•• BACHE Friday •• 16, " 7 P 31
gauss •• '- S P 31
CLINICS-Wednmdsy and Saturday, from 12 to 2.
coS-St ROBLEY DUNGLIEON, 11. D.. Dean.
TELE NORTHWEST EVENING SCHOOL.
for MALES will open on WEDNESDAY neit,
the 14th inst., at 73 P It , at the SCHOOL HOUSE,
Race etreet,above Broad. oc S-6t
NIOTICE.-AN EVENING SCHOOL FOR
.11 MALES will be opened on MONDAY EVENING,
12th inst., at 7 o'clock m the 310UNT 'VERNON
SCHOOL HOUSE, also one for FEMALES at the casts
time, in the LYONS SCHOOL HOUSE A committee
will be in attendance at each place on Thursday and
Friday evenings of then week to receive the names of
applicants for admission.
11Y ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTOP.S
,t 7ii3t THIRD SCHOOL SECTION.
rill UR CHTOWN ACADEMY
LANCASTER CO , PA
The next Session of this Institution will open for the
reception of Students on the Ors!, MONDAY of November
coining The instruction is thorough and practical in
all the branches of an English, Clasmcal, and Mathems
tie tl education, There it, no more healthy location is
our country; and this 13 evident from the fact that not
a single case of sickness has occurred since the Institu
tion has been in operation; which has been since 1153
The Principal will be at the Merchants' Hotel, (21ollib
bii,',) FOURTH Street, on the Tth, sth, and 9th Octo•
her, when city references, circulars, and any informa
tion desired will be given.
,TAMES E GRIFFIN, A. M.
MUNCH LANGUAGE AND LITERA
TURE .—PROPESSOH GERARD, et. H., late
Consular Agent of France, and formerly Professor Li
Trinity College, Hartford, CO., and author of several
works to facilitate a prompt acquirement of she French.
Language, is now prepared to give instruction to Indies
at their own residences, in the mornings, train 9 to fi
o'clock„and to gentlemen, at his studs, No. 1015
CHESTNUT Street, from s 4 to 9 P. ht.
11.—Particular attention will be paid to ladies and
gentlemen intending to visit Enrope,:sa to tonverration
in French
117- For particulars, please call on Prof. G. for
CIRCULAR, No.looB CIIIISTNIIT Street, abort, Tenth,
third story, front room, from 4t09 I' . ffi. oul..9urk
PROFESSOR SAUNDERS' LIME* TE,
WEST PHILADELPHIA,
140 Seminary whatever ii more like a 'private family.
The course of study is extensive and thorough. Pro
.fessor Saunders will receive e. few more pupils under
-fourteen years of age into his foully. Enquire of
• Messrs. 7.8. Silver and Mathew Newkirk. or Col. J. W.
Forney, Editor of this Paper, whose eons or wards are
now members of his family. eeptl4-tf
QUPPLEE'S INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
LADIES, (boarding and day pupils.) N. W. corner
ELEVENTH and (BEEN streets. Fifth session 11111
open on September ith. Best reference given, in
cluding all present and former patrons. siu26-tf
SPRING GARDEN ACADEMY FOR
TOTING HEN AND BOYS, N. E. corner EIGIITII
an BUTTONWOOD streets, Professors of the highrat
guilifleatious employed. Catalogues containing full
partici:T.l*re, pupils' names, testimonials, &c., can be
had on application.
au2s-tf P. DOMANI" LONG, Printipal
HALL OF ST. JAMES. THE LESS,
PHILADELPHIA.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
RI, R. R 8.111 - Sta, RSCIOIit
The Annual See/11011 will begin on TUESDAY, Sep
tember 1.
Circuleen may be obtained at the Book Store of IL
HOOKER, S. W. corner EIGHTH and CHESTNUT, or
of the Rector, Post Office, Falls of Schuylkill, Phila
delphia ar,1743m.
31RS. BARTON's BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, N 0.1.924
CHESTNUT St , below Twentieth, pill re-open an the
SECOND MONDAY in September. aul9-61re,
N"OTHING SO NEEDFUL TO ENABLE
II persons, male and female, to gain a shore of tr:a
world's goods and comforts as a
BUSINESS EDUCATION
LEIDY BBOTUERS' BUSINESS ACADEMY,
Nos. 148 and 150 SIXTH Street. near RACE,
will re-open on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER lA, for toil
and winter Studies, embracing a knowledge of
WRITING, 8008-KEEPING AND ARITHMETIC
by simplified methods, in a short time.
THE LEIDICS take pleasure in saying, that during
the past year a large number of persons acquired a
BUSINESS EDUCATION, enabling many to secure pro
fitable situations, and others to pro tits their budzei,s
operations successfully.
elo Oittg
B "s'CLOTHING.
F. A. HOTT S. RRO have no, on I=l s very
large assortment of READF-MADE goods sultshio for
the present season which they feel dispored to suit
cheap ASSEMBLY BUILBLNOS,
Southwest corner TENTH am! CH ESTSCT streets
N. B —We hare a large assortment cf new good;
of a superior quality and make.
set,22-Imtuths
M OSS -17 bales Carolina Moss, tor Sala by
MARTIN & MACALISTER.
aul 119 North Water Street.
WELCOME RANGE .---SOLD BY CH-k '
T WlOlt BRO, 9.02 N. /I SCOND Bt. sa/3-810.