The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, October 09, 1857, Image 3

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    ENNEEMMEIIMM'
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Illustratlimof What blight osusetarOoftert
pants-producers, we ;Sony from Timbe
of History an account: of a panic in England in
the year 1832 : n
In May, 1832, a "run upon the Bank of Eng
land” was produced <by -Abe 'walls of London
being placarded with the ' emphatic words, '" to,
atop the Duke ! go for gold!". advise which :Was
followed as soon as given, to, e; prodigious, extent.
The Duke of Wellington :we/ then very, unpopu
lar ; and on Monday, the lttb et May, It being
eurtently believed that the Duke had formed ,
a Cabinet, - the' pante', became univeraal r ' and ,
the run uponlbsi Bank of England for coin was so
inceesant, that in a. few - ,h6nrs upwards of half
million was 'carried : off.' hir. Doubleday, in his'
"Life of Sir Robert Peel," states it to be well
known that the above placards were the( de'iee of
four gentlemen, two of whom were elected mem
bers of the Reformed rarliamout, Each,put clown.
£2O, cool the sum thus clubbed was expended, in
printing thousands of thoseiterrible missives, which
wete eagerly circulated, and wore speedily teen ,
wan every wall in London. The effect is hardly'
torhe described. It was eleetrio.-4 1 t. 'Y. Cotirtir
and Enquirer.
: CAPTAIN JOHNSON AND TUN BANaVa
A Gold Qhrottontetor from thi Ptosddent -Capt.
'
A. Johnson, of the Norwegian barque Enna; woe
noted so humane a part in'tbe rosette of the passen
gers of the Central America, is receiving the: re
ward of well-doing in the ?hope of various gratify-.
ing testimonials from. the Government, as , well , as
from individuals, who seem determined that a really
noble act shall not fail of its reward.,' By order or
the Secretary of the Navy, the ,Elln, which was
Considerably damaged in Aerie which destroyed
- the steamer, and in the efforts of her commander
to lay by her, was ordered to be main thorough' re
pair at the Portsmouth navy yard, and at the ex
poses of the Government, and 8110 has received the
repairs as required, being Made ava as new,
of at least in a better condition than s e waslefort.
the.gale in which she performed so useful a serViee.
A valuable present has also been made to Captain
Johnson by James Buohanan," President of the
United States, in the shape of a mag. alhoont gold
pocket chronometer and chain, Which ie eaid-to be
one of the best the world can produce. Aside from
the intrinsie value of the gift, (its coat was about
$350.) the circumstances under which it has been
received will add greatly . to'its value, and will' be
regarded, in some sense, as a testimonial from the
whole people, in the person of their Chief &eau
tire.
The Brandon (Miss.) Republican says that a
merchant in that place lately tined the following
bill for a acuntrybustomer : two yards mtudin,:two
yards calico, four yards domestic, ten poimids aef:'
fee; thirty-fire pounds clear sides, fOutteempontidla
shoulders, one gollein of whiskey, ono aolxi Bible,
one deck of cards, one bale yarn, and one sacred
,
There are fitly-six matinfacturers Of tobacco
in Riohmend,,Va l whose. united capital amounts
to four or dye millions of doliara.
Miss Sara liThomas' '
a sister of.Tudge Thomas,
of the Payette county (Ky-) court, cominittedsni
-01(144 few daylcsiiicp - - -
implrtationg
[liiyorted for ThePresd:k ' " '
OALAIS 2 -Selir Eastern 'itato,lnrner—'22,o,oon lathe
49,000 feet spruce,,lntnber Tweils, amain & Gavin.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OP ,TRADE.
WS. C. KUT,
A.: J. DcwAcwon, COIIMPIPPII OP YEN MONSH
ELLIS YASNALL,
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LETTER BAGS '
7- , r,AirS4 Merchants , Exchange, - Phiketelphia:
Eifp.hreph ;dans, P10wer5..........5an Praneisco, soen
SiitOregoni (Be) Green Port en Prince, soon
SrbrE-REelli St deg° de Onba; soon
',OATILIFiIIECiIi THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
- -PHAN TIM 'UNITED NTATEB.
sisiiteit.. prow VOk DAY
Atliaithi - .New York'. Liverpool ' Oct 10
Itittoo New York Ewe ' :.Oct 17
.. York Liverpool , Oct 14
Arco - - New York Britian - Oct 14
Yanderbilt.......New York Havre, • Oct 22
PROM EUROPE
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FROM FOR DAT
Atlantic ' Liverpool New York Sept 30
Bgrneelt - „Hamburg New York Oct 1
Atlitto Ilavre New York Oct 21
MOYEMENTS OP HAVANA. STEAMERS.
atAinscratt—Prom New York 2d, orrividg at Ha •
TVA ath, and New Orleans llth. 'Prom - New Orleans
20th; Ilavena.23d, arriving at New York 28th.
Onatari OirvProm New York 7th.of each 'month,
antaltig at Havana 12th, and Mobile 14t11., From Ida
bile-224, Havana 24th, arriving at New York 28th: '
011/Swas—Proni New York 12th, arriving at Havana
Mk. and New,Orleans 19th.. Prom New Orleans 27th,
Iratinaletb, With:gat New York W. .
lbOlas;Otac- - -Prora New York 17th, arriving at Na.'
rani 23d,Aod New Orleans 28th'. 'Prom New Orleans
bth; llaranalth, arriving at New. York 13th -' ,
BLARE WARRIOR—From New York 27th ' arriving at
Ilsvana Ist, and New Orleans ad. From New Orleans
12th; Havana 14th' doe at New York 18th.
Charleston 19th and dth, dna at No.
taco 23 , 1 and 7th. Prom Havana 10th and 25t1a, due at
New York 10th and 31st. . -
The California. mail' steamers sail fromlNew York on
the 6th and 23P70f each month.
fflaritte 311tElliffEllte.
POST OF. PHILADELPHIA, act. 9, ten.
6 66-41:IN BETS.
BUN
Mg WATER '
ARRIVED
. . ,
Selo Enatern Rata, Tamen:JO - dap from Calais, with
tathi, - &o.sio Twolis, Gaskill &
liar II W 'Mono, Phillip' days from Taunton, with
noise to Twells; , &
Saw. Yty Obaeseman, ;day* from Nantuakbt, in !na
iad to 0 Miller & Co. ,
-
13ehe; Mary, Rickards, 2 days from Camden, Def, with
oatitoßewleY, Wilson & Co.' :
.te firmer, Ball, 2 days • from Camden, Del, with
bpr and rye to bewley, Wilson & Co.
A4_112120 Maull,Menderson, a days from Dcsfou, in
to captain.
,Sehe - John W Nell, Hollingsworth,l day from Little
CreWLandlog, Delywith grain toliewley, Wilson Zr Co.
• Behr - ,_Wirg .George, Jackson, 1 day from Smyrna,
with sa to Bewley, Wilson Zr Co.
Behr Telegraph, Truitt, I day from Camden, Del, with
Corn to Jas Barrett & Son.
,
Behr IL Eferertu, Pearee,ldayfroin Doter, Del, with
wits to lan Barrett 'k Son, --
Bohr Nellie D, Shropshire, b days from Staniferd, in
ballast.
Debt Millard Fillboia, Tuttle; frotallostoiil
Debt Smith Tuttle, Mayo, from Prorineetown'. '
Behr Sarah E Joneiaonet.: from Providence:
Behr N Bossard, linrdiehi from Newport. = .
Steamer Thomas •Jefferson ' Schellinger, fire hours
from Delaware City, haring in taw Are mat barges,
laden with flour, grate, eish iron, lumber; Towed
thereto eight barges, for different points In the interior
with mdse.
Bohr Ply Cheetteiaati „Providence, C Killer le O.
Behr Beth Tuttle, Mayo, Truro, do
13ehr Nellie D, Shro_pahlre, Ric hmond, Noble;liam
matt & Caldwell, 7 -
Oar L bfaull, netidersoir, BOatoo, Bast,Rozoteel&Oo
Bohr EOmen; TOttle, Boston , Tyler, Stone & Co.
Behr B E Jones, lanes, Alexandris, R white,
Bar N Nassard, Eurdlclu, Zest Qreenwlcb, Viodasen
Norton & 00.
!Reamer Isomer, Diode, Baltim ore, kOrooes;
VT align/m.l '
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Correspondence of the Philadelphia Elamite: ~
CAEN ISLAND, Oct , ei 't U
The fleet detained at We' Broakriater roe. ivirer4/ days
lellthia morning foraea. The ship Lancaster; or New
Orheans, was towed to sea - this siterneon bY , the ttA'
America. Nothing in sight bound upward. Wind NW.
Yours, &a., , _ Tilos. B. ItIIGHBB.
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toy stLBGBAPII.I. ,
Norreepondence of The Press.) , : , ...-
' Nair Yoe, 0 - atelier 8:
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Arrived, ship Bay !fate, from 'nom; ' ~ ---
I-7 - • - _ • : Bosemt, bet.; 8.
Arrived, ship W-IP' Storer, Stone' Liverpool; barque
Pathfinder, from gohstent,inopte. - • , 1
." • NoiroL*-Vo, 04:8.
Ths car Jane ; liagrabam, from linehiand for City
Point, wm loot on Om 4th loot._ on Sand Shoals. The
anew were Eared. , r ' . , .. .
The oohs l'apos;from Savannah for New York, has
arrived here in distress; five of her crew being Nick with
. .
raver.
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Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.
LEWES. Del.. Oct. 8, 11 A M.
The following vessels remain in the roadstead: Barques
Minnesota, ?dory P Slade; brige Altarays, hlarioer.
Omen, America, Mega, Palonla, Lucy Ana, 'Myra,
Lamb, George Washington, George Harris. Dienes,
Baldwin, Mango Park, Tinsslau; ochre Ifaellington.
Boger, J 0 Wright, Mary 0 Fox. Invemr, hoc and
Susan, Dolphin, Crystal Palace , Genesee , o X Buck,
Denbo, D L Sturges, A Howell, Sea Nymph, and Depot ,
tar, S t tug_ America left the harbor yestelay for
philsdelphlt. Hint:strong from the north.. Weather
aim and cool.
. Fours, &c,
WM. II ; 010/111.0
--
• ' • z -OorresyoOdenee of The Proms. -!" •
gOisim Dt 0tA0704 OCt. 8.
Throe .botte left-here this -morning, laden and eon
otgoW. oufollows: ; ; • f
St :Wild, colt to Chtletlai &:Ourrsti;` ElJnoolutto4
bitotobtaiii coal D E Hance { Mary prooy., onthiaotto
•
coatO De aware Olty;
. „
.." , ;,313210RANDk • '
Tiforiga Swann; from thiarlestoiifor New
York Into Norfolk yesterday for 'coat,
_lloo*lp If !Mob, Astnam, et New, Fork' 7th ISM;
83 . 018 i
4.46011010 fOna'OkarleMon for //a::
was td,Trae . di 41
thlp - flabelil,to, lifts, far New York; salled froo
jaldeleldrileeterdaY•
lkidie,*lo/0 1 40,1 1 446 4111 W 1 5 Cuter, fruit . Xdredool;
via "Wilwelleltleagre„ yesterday.
pkfp Ciotoet,"„Arnalt, from'Asn Fogel*, w,ailoading
-mano atßlide Wand, TM; Ally , 29, -
MiljilenkMati BrhitneY, creired at New Oel4tie . 014
l!t.ter Mends:At, with 2111 bales cotton, 621 bble doer,
6Wieeke WS IWO corn,
.88.0 8000 Maim,
Maiklanuy MeideMyi /mitt , for Loadors,..eellegroro.
New York
,BN inst: , ' , r,
skip Intety=ane 'mater;"draart , , ;from` efirsalwat for
gontkaret r tu' wring% retAirs4; cleared it Nekton Ttlitust.
• -,
''
1, 101414121241 for,Bostort , and W es en
o o p ow , umailtma, foe rmumelphis, wera loading it Cal.
mitts Alma. • • , , •
Bblp illio.areen,,trairbenk, cleMed at Mobile gd test.
ta p 1p ep,,Pitnor, at Boston ith froinklotten:
ke4,
Mdp. AMU Moue, Foster, for *Seld handle% cleared
at4reTurk tard/kr: ' -
s rAP,Palrfleld, for Buenos Ayrda, Niers." at
Maw, °MCI* Inst.• - ; • , •
Basses-Winifred , ( now) Manson , for, Illelueowt se, for AlWa from Baltimore yesterday, ,
ve Naelma, Lewis, for Boetort.-salled froarAlit
e sinaina Billingham, from Bio dolomite,
' tom Ilealptowiteade oth teat: fOr New TorkJ....
Arts 'Wm Willson. Farrell, for RlO de 7atteiro,:clearad
at New York Yeelewkw+ - ,
1211 p Coo Haßtaway, for /Aguayo, plemid at
Baltimore 9th init.,
prig EMMA t Mervin, for I , kiladelpkia, CleaVIA it
PietortZth ult.
.AilgJolanFliertOn, Loring, for garanzab, aimed at
Newton NI inst. ,
zee H$ 01 . 041yy:Vi r iw,low,-benee for Borten, Wee et
&abhor WA: deatb_lierry, Newport, Bth fut.,
Keteb,BOMMereel from irSTAIIM Utiol/4 •
07GWaterturr, 4 : 1 041 for Ammo, went to ma
rrowitiliarieekin 6th inst. .
Rehr, 1f ;Kerwin, from New Tat for Charleston, put
dritelforfetkOlb, lent; In thetrese.
Batt Miry Shannon, hence, 'Mead. at
'Therttord irm almt.
f rill addict, Williams ; for Philadelphia; simi r
dipisgate, Miaow, and Rnellwpi *Oat*,
Wait frolt Alfridebee Bth lust: for Cape May. , , " -
o,pairk,l mood, bilk") at Naltueore 7th blitt•drei
Rbefork. y
*at) Me Plretr y,sterda baMee,"and Id Clinton, from Ton.
rot--
• ey. 6,3
2,w; fife r, 4enco, astivid at Baltkmre
--4 ;"c , NOTICE' TO , MARINERS.
Liititroattitsilik-Ostatr
.„OR MUT,'
- Vni4LAIONO,- C APS Amoram , —Taic Madam , of
Vastisa at Madrid kaa gimp - notice taiiv.pcsatt , Mtn tko,
• /;; N tio: April, itle, would` be Waldblatfribea ‘
s:t towor•*6o4l,vgit on, 9 . 9nOropesa, In the
16g4414J it
carted
'3 4 . Th allfil e t==ltt
7, lifillqilvillmwellwea;
a.).e,;
itttled it IMP ittotOditY
,Reatber st s rihrtince of thirteen Twitted miles.
The light tower litany in lat4o 4eg 6 min 86 eac N
long 0 (leg 0 mini,sea of presnwlbh. Its farm, isight
end color are not stated.
; All bearings are magnetic. Var. iq deg, 41 min in
Jimmy, 18,57.
MARINE MISOALANY.
Ship Ocean Express, Otalkilld, Of Seaton, at N York'
,Tth inst. from Liverponl, Sept n; reports: Sopt OT, ex
perienced a heavy gale from SE, scudding under clues
reefed fore and main topsalli; the wind elated to SW,
ind then hauled instantly to NNW, and blew a perfect
hurricane for tnree home; got the chip before the wind
before the bleat struck her; and was obliged to let go
the topsail sheets to split the imitate keep from running
under; Met jibboom and foretopgallant yard, and blew
away nearly all the sails front the yards' filled the cabin
with water and damaged much cargo. During the her.
ricane the ship ran 14 khate per hour, rot , three hours,
under bare poles, Um bed strong westeriy gales and
rough weather the whole passage: Sailed in company
with chip Grand Dess; Hill, for New York. In lat
49 07, long 18 00, exchanged. signal' with chip Odeon,
steering east.
Latmougo—At Thomaston SI Mat, from the yard of
Alexander hiliaoline,
She ship' of about 1200 tons,
called the "Ilelina.t , as been sold bitdr,Wut J
Yates and °apt N htliphen, and will be commended by
the latter gentleman. „, ,
.Domzsii73l , oirrs
NEW YOR K . Oct S4Arrfred, Aline - nay liobertion,lm
Caldera, June 24, via Hampton Bowls; scbr Rate Stew
art, Mather Mobilo.% ,Clearedi steamship Roanoko,
Skinner, Norfolk;' barques Bdward Pruss, Wieling, Bre
men; Sir Lisa Newton,'Peas; London; brigs Ann M erit,
Phelan, St tohni, NW; Gideon, Afillopan, Cork and a
market; F J Cummings, Jenoi, St Jlibn, NB; Bahr B N
Hawkins, Griffin, Charleston.
BOSTON, Oct 7—Cleared, steamship Canada, Shan
non, Liverpool, vin Oslifax; shipsJullet, Moulton, New
Orleans; Noemie,lohnson, Charleston; barques Hali
fax, Laybold, Halifax; Bay State, Sparrow', Saltizooro;
Montpelier Clay, Norfolk and Barbodoes; Cuba, Lea
vitt, Wilmington, NO, ..to load for Havana; Harriet
Spalding, Booker, Rockland; brig Abby Thakter, tar
taboo, St Thomas, Behr Searsville, Sears, Alexandria.
BALTIMORE, Oct B—Airived, steamship Joe 'Whit
ney, Howes, fro Boston: achy Elisha T' Smith, Leo,
Boston. Clear ed steamship Jackson, Baker, N York;
ichrs Bedews, Bacon, New Haven, It Whddln, Jar
man, Boston; Estelle, DOG, do; Wm Cobb, Endicott,
Dighton. Sailedi keteh 'Latra, Hoffingtot, Aspinwall;
itchr Mecca, Edgett,Hallfax. " - '
• MOBILE, 4iXt I.—Arritetl,ship Annie Sloe from New
York; batqtto Angent,• Dostorii. brig Pizarro,
Bturgeas, New" York: - Cleared barques H A Stephen
son, Post, Hey West; West W ind, Saunders, Tortugas.
' NLW ORLEANS, Sept 824-Aavived, ship Masconomo,
Swaney, Boston; barque Nadine,. Aferryman, Boston;
brig Rufus Soule, Darla, Matanzas schrStar, Thompson,
Tampa Bay. Cleared, steamship Texas, Forbea, Vera
Cruz; barque Jane B Williams, Urquhart, Barre; scbr
Star, Gammon,, Sisal. Below, coming up chip St
Charles, Conway, New York; Br ship Perthshi re, Hutch
inson, Liverpool; ship Kate Dyer, Dyer, from Havre.
ARRIVALS 'AT THE ;PRINCIPAL; HOTELS.
qmo,. l2 ,4Yeek 4u
GIRARD HOTEL- 7 0hestentStraet, between Bth & 9th.
J A Sullivan; Bostoir Aug Wigs N I •
Henry L GiThart-N.Y • ,D M Russell, Jr, Alabama
Tibbett, T . Oho Hinkley, Baltimore
John Cotes, N Y . .Jas A Snydam, N Y
E T Rotes &la St Louis J Afagliee, N Y
Thos Harney, St Lents W A Manny, St Lords '
Chas Titoomb. N Y Augustus Diar N Y
Lewis Diar, N - ft Rankin, Witte, N 0
Beery H Smith, N H - Thos II Roche, Baltimore
Mrs A Peebles &son,N -W W Speer, N Y
Ja.ed Pratt, Harrisburg C 0 IC Pratt, Harrisburg
Tracy De Haven; Paris S R Morgan, Phila
D Cloderey, Milford, Mass Chas E Cook, Boston
A R Fiske, Pros', B. I ' D Brovmteg, Pa
P Montague, Batt r F A Howard, Boston
If Cray, Maysville, Ky lire Gray, Aiii3revllle; Hy
J T Ashman, N A Monlitrier, N Orleans
B Cameron, MAddletoint• W H Sanborn & la, (keen
-4i Sterling, Richmond, Ye field
I Lyon, Richmond, Ye •-T A Robinson, Ye
G B Williams, Gin. Ohio WH Montgomery, France
A It Aloirtgomery,N Orleans W W Barron, Oa
W W Payette; 8 0 ' Anthony Pink, Albauy,N Y
W H Fuller & la, Scranton - J Duff, Boston
It R Hayanl & la, 11, I- 0 liDeltenj Boston
W Henry & la, Ohio J Gillett, Fairfield
OJ Morton, 8t Louie J B N 891730, Wash, D 0
B Blakeman, N Omit Meet & la II
I 1' Berry, N Y I T Hotchkias, ' N Haven
N P Maack, N Y ' Aug Oluley; N Y
0 Buckley, Louisville Alex Stadler, Oin, 0
Mr Heinsheimer Gin, 0 -0 Ruthann, N Y
W Woodbridge, (Is - R W Woodbridge; Gs
Robt Bradford, Wisconsin J E doll, N Y
Cept Tyler, Conn Ai OH; Lordaville
Miss Sunnier., Ala ' W Batten, Salem, Mass
Miss M A Duncan, N Y W R Wilson, St Peter
A L Davis, Portamouth,N II J G Modell &la St Louie
Miss Lindell, St Louis • IP Underhill, N Y
L R Ohrlttron, N Y T E Courtetuty, Bt. Louis
Morgan Coleman, N Y Chas iy Dundee, Rochester
8 C Anderson, Syracuse' At 8 Low, N Y
A D Hope, Somerville, N J H Dudley, N Y
A F Smith, Graftotf; Mass Gard W %Smith, Ira
T T Crane, N Yi Ef. Scudder, Boston
A L Adams, Boston •W Walker, Itocheater, N
Daniel Day, Prov, RI 'IN Day, Maas
it Sturdevant & wife, N B N V Spicer, Mansfield, 0
A Mordand & la, N T 13 B Ohnrch, N T
' MERCHANTS , HOTEL—Fourth street, below Arch.
Wm .7 Hall, Vs S B Jones, Mississippi
L S Persons. Connecticut A P Plant Connecticut
A Todd, NH, Connecticut Wm D DfcHarr k. la, NY
T Strong, Pittston, Pa NRHarding,Princetort,Va
D Herbert, Pittsburgh -RI Thomas Pittsburgh
kl Snowden, Pittsburgh 13 8 Jamison: Indiana co
R P Scraggy, East Tenn E Trotman, Brownsv,Tenn
II It Thorpe, Tennessee H Quigling, Hagerst, Bid
R Page, Portsmouth, Va A L Snowden, Clumbeed,Pa
Wm H Peterson, Salem, If I Thee Hill, Pittsburgh
Prank Price, billwanide W B Gooe Connellsr, Pa
It Payne, Coventry, Conn ' T P Warrick, GrayvilloAll
A C Donation', Galosburg,lllßlevy, Harrisburg
W N Veddes, N I Wilson, Ohurchtown
11 Liekty;Olinrehtoten Miss Orlder t Ohurchtown
Mils Weaver, Churchtewn All Mug, Orford, Miss
S W Goodwin, Oxford, -- Miss Hon Ass Packer, ht Chunk
DTi Merkel la, Pt - • A Sheets &la Ohio
MSheets, Grand View, 0 Mrs WA Martin, Pa
II J 9 Yost & is, Pa Mrs SN Smith lc dart, Pa -
G W Cain, Pittsburgh ', .2 Dioniniek, Honesdale
W L Marsh k. la; Wis T 7 Littel, Boston'
Yangling, Hagerstown N V IfoVeagb, Phoenlxv
0 Denison, Wilkasbarri ; Mrs M 1111nlings, Balt
Itehrbach, Saw Grove .7 Overtield, Monroe co
.5 T Bean, St Byron ' G M Hubbard, Waterville
L A Barber, Ohio ' A C Spring. Banton
I T Andrews, Pittsburgh T 8 Mansfield, Pittsburgh
J 8 McCann, Pittsburgh. •
' AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut, above Pin.
Gustave Date, N Y • Ci W Adams, Vs '
J Richards. Vs Oeo E Patton, Hut Tenn
B IloffroanpEast Tenn, 7 Hoffman, East Tenn
Fleury Wirt, 'Conover, Pa •T M Godey, Georitetn, D 0
W 0 Nash, Boston - It 8 Dunlap, fr 0 '
Thos 8 Vickers, N 0 B Wolfe. Ye - "
W Wentworth, Ga W Glean, OS
J H Harrison, Wickford Dr G T Luckett, Ala
8 Farlow, N Price and Is, Onarlestn
L Lencendiver, Va 0110 De Rochbury, kid
N Hall, Idassachusette ' Miss H C Lane, N York
J 'trimmer, Lancaster WutDoks, Now York
C Harrison, New York A Dailey, Connecticut
G SConklingdc la, N Y J 0 Stewart, Now York
W Potter, New York - • Tea hi Hatton, Boston
Mica 3t It Hatton, Boston Bulst, Jr, Philadelphia
A C Russell, Massachtmetts Mr Mann, New York
L H Rogan and lady; Tenn H H Arnsbury, New York
ANION HOTEL—Arc h Street, aboVe Third.
Saml Yeager, Masten —,
Orlig, Washington, Ohio
V Hannay. NI 11M Rice, Ohio
Mrs Intestine, Baston;,Pli Stephen Rhoden, Ohio
Joe S Conner, Newark, N 3- JR Stokes, Ohio
Oeo Hammond, N J ' D Kline, Lewliburg, Pa
It
Ira Pell, Newark, NJ: ' &
Hart la, Ohio
'ins Campbell, Mao Jahn 31 Laning, N J
Maj J W Pry Pa ' W Verret, Ohio
N Droner. B 3 Stone; Wheeling, Yu
El O Logan, lowa • 'John Stevenson. Pa
W F Donaldsonamnamis P R Stoddard, Pa
H. Solgrried, Pt Clinton R S Brakeman, Pa
Mrs Mentzer, Pottsville 8 Herman, Elizabeth
Mrs IVillaner, Tone Thee McCune, Elizabeth
Ralph Starr, Ps R P Wolfe, kenehester, Va
Henry J Michael, Bait Sala Taylor, Fasten, Pa
It McDowell , Slatlngton." „ Min Wisner, Tenn
NATIONAL HOTEL—ltacs Sliest, above Third.
Henry C Hu!shiner, NJ ' E f A. Milieu, Easton
1 B scull, Howard Ex Co , 7 Vantandt, Jr,Nltan2liton
Wm Stacy, llnionville Was Paine, Danville
Thos Garland, Pittsburgh W Y Preach, Ohio
!H P ilughee,Prauklineo,Pa R L B Frey, Easton, Ps
D Wilcoi , Canton, Pa D W Morgan Pottsville
Able, Easton, Pa P Barlow A. la, N Y
John Ernharth, N Y Jaa McCool, N
P Conn, Ohio Isaac T J 111268, Pottsville
John Martin 0 P Boyles Milwaukee
• P Blanfurs, Trapp, Pa 0 Garber, ' Tuscarora, Pa
Jas Whitaker, Mt Olin - J W Lugs, Putnam, Ohio
G MBrubaksr, Millersburg . Win Davis, Easton, Pa •
S Heckman, Easton, Pa G. J Laurence, ktineraville
STATES UNlON—Market street, above Bath.
Bradley, Pa I Pasant, Indiana co
.11 Belli & da, Harrisburg - Jll Ariek, Mexico, Ps
Misn L EtcOlesry,Lancaster Mice A. BiiO, Lancaster
, W 0 Leary, Penna. 'J B Stratton, Penns
SE Fox, Chester co, Pa J T ;Eason, Reading
BLACK BEAR INE—Plfth and Merchant.
John Swift, Lanseeter Wm Everhart, W Cheater
.Jacob Devoe, W Chester J Clegg, Phoenixville
I W Heyman, Cheater co W 801, Delaware co
'Mae Merges, Baltlmo - t, Sao donee, Baltimore
&
W Peterson Bon, NJ Rev J ThOmpeon, kW
E Wove, Berke co T F Beatty, Delaware co
W P Beatty, Delaware co Jae Ott, New Orleans
, Win Paxson & Ma, Lim Co A. Jetties, Cecil to
'D Eillammond, Delaware , Abm Oreloplan t Owl&
J Leedom A Is, Del co , A P PacCoccilea, Maryland
BLACK BBABUOTEL—Third street, above Oaßowan
J ' , Wright, Pennsylvania L Dick, Indiana
IL Dick, Indiana J Babbitts, llognarset
N Beinoyer, Lettish so •B S foyer Lehigh en
A ; David Mammon!, Chester
530001 Matto
Munro- Electimmithi....Dr; WlUramo hi
drawing large salaries', who'are highly delighted with
his Lectures and Experiments. Be lectures this week,
by request, again at Odd Yellin& Hail, West Ehilatel
phis, on Tuesday and , ,Saturdsileiwainia, and at Spring
Garden Institute, Cartier of Broad and Spring Garden
streets, on Wednesday and Friday Sreologs, at 8 o'clock.
Go early. Medical Mace, 1237 Spring Garden street.
oel 6t*
Seamen's Saving Fina.— ornos 203 Walnut
street, one door west 6f:sesOnd Area. &wives de
posite in mum of one Solar and, upwards, from all
cleeses of the community, end 'Mira *tenet at the rate
of five per cent, per annum.
Office open daily, from 9 until 6 o'clock, sn4 on Mon
day end Saturday until 0 in the evening. President
Franklin Yell; Treawarer, Merles M. Morris; flare
-
tart', Xemes 8.
• -
Toa T DITAST/OITT,
September 28,1867.
Notice is hereby given to the holders of stooks of the
United States tbat this Department will purcbue such
certificates u shall be, received here, duly eeeigned to
the United litotes, previous to the let day of Novem
ber next, at the tstetheretiffore offered end paid, vie :
10 per cent. premium on the loan of 1842.
18 per cent. premium on lancer /843 and and 1848
6 per cent, premium on Teliis Indemnity 6 per cent
stock, together with the interest' warned In each cam
from Let /ay,
Certificates of sea* received leers on and alter the
lot day of November, until further notieezhall beglven,
will be purchased at the following rates viz:
8 per suit Pi:sub:an on the loan of 1842.
14 per cent. Primhun on the bane 0t1847 and 1448
and
6 Inr cent. premium en taisaindeumity 6 per cent
with the accrued Interest payable thereon, reopeetively.
Where certificates of, stock, inicribed and tranefera
ble on the boolo?eflhe Tummy, shall berme:rid hem
su i n g t o the United. States ) between the let Decem
ber, when the transfer t*elcs will be' dolled, and the Ist
of January, when the , heir-yearly interest is mo hli, ,
the scorned interest for the, half -pier , must be estutinly,
assigned to the 'United Eltatekby the stockholder, as no
interest for the cutest half - ililr len be Wel'eled in the
settlement ) instllo - 00e4 will he P e l l A l° by the Metal.
ant Treasurer on the interest sehedlihnl, as heretofore;
In all cases the purchase Mane will be settled iceraror
of •the lawful holder of She steak, who shall assign it to,
the Dotted States In the mode prescribed by the repels
-Neenatifiliminiente of Mock ; and - remittance will
made of the an inivat by draft on the assistant treasu
rers at Boston', New York, or Philadelphia, at the op
tion of the Peaty in whose fever the settlement shall be
made. One Ws additional interest will be added from,
the day et 11401 / 4 hlr for the draft to be sent by mail.
HOWELL COBB, -
Sete-if i
,lee:rotary of Um TrNmary.
sieving Vand—Plre Per Vent# Interest—Nee
Maud Safety Trust Pomp:my, in WALNUT Street, south
west corner of Timm Street, Puthsustautts. Assets
over One MILLION ' AND A RALF UP bOLLABN, inverted
to RHAL RETAIN, MONTOAONSAIDUNTO UNNTS, and other
first class securities, as required by the charter. his
institution confines its business entirely to the recei
ving of money on deposit.
The office is open every day from 9 o'clock is the
norvalug until 7 o'clock lu the evenlng t and on IllendaY
and Thursday °contuse until 9 o'clock.
Bower'■ Infant Cordial.--• 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 infanbi and
young children.
By Its powerful influence a. speedy cure SA effected in
all cones of Cho lie, windy pains and spasms. Referee
and mitigates much of children's suffering during denti.
tion or teething, and by its soothing properties trap-
Wises pains of the bowels, looseness, vomiting, tito.
The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
and has been used In thousands of cam with the most
abundant stubleas. No family should be without it.
Prepared only by Rims A. Bowan,
At his Drug wad Chemical f4icre,
N. If. corner of Sixth and Green sta., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders must be addressed. And for sale
by Druggists generally. au 13.1 y
illarnagra.
On the Ist inst., by Rev. Noveele Steele Oreenway,
Mr. THOMAS 8.. CONSTABLE to Miss ESTRER A.
PADDIS, all of this city.
On the 7th of September, by Rev. 0. D. Soho Women,
PHILIP VOELKER to Miss .AMELIA KIIPFER, both
of this city.
Elleatlp
On the Bth instant, MARY, wife of William Wit
eon.
Tho relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the foneral, from the residence
of her husbuld, 327 N. Fifth street, on Saturday after
noon, at 3 o'clock, To proceed to Monument Cemetery.
On the Bth Instant, Miss MARY ANN FULLERTON,
in the 26th year of her age.
On Tuesday, 6th inst , Mr. JOHN MASON, lathe 38th
year of his age.
Er At tent to n Is Invited to the advertise
ment In another column, headed "WANTED A TUTOR."
117- Notice to Consignees.—The Ship 4 , Non-
PAREIL," Captain GEORGE FAULK, is now discharg.
log, under general permit, st Queen street wharf. Con
signees will please &tient to the receipt of their goods.
THOMAS RICHARDSON & 00,,
101 Walnut street.
irr Being a lover of musk, I wan particular
ly gratified in listening to the Beading City Band, under
the lead of Mr. Daniel Clemens, the accomplished
Bugler, and heed of that' organisation, who is second
only to the famous Ned. Kendall, of Boston. The sass•
dation consists of worthy and respectable young men,
the flower of the city they hail from, and have not a
superior, in the State or elsewhere, for perfection in the
art of discoursing music. May their visite to our city
be frequent, and may their sojourn amongst us be al
ways rendered pleasant and agreeable. w.
octn-lt*
IV' Grand Mass Meeting, of the Democracy
of the Second Congressional Dietrict, et BROAD. and
DIARKET Streets, SATURDAY EVE NING, Oct. 10th.
Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more .
In peace, there's nothings° becomes a man
As modest stillness and humility;
But when the blasts of war blow In your ear,
Then imitate the action of the tiger,
Stiffen the sinewe, stretch the nostrils wide,
Disguise fair nature with hard favored rage,
That lend the eye a terrible aspect,
And summon every spirit to his true plight."
Let all who value the inestimable right of Conetitu.
Donal Liberty be present, and hear the great truthe of
Democracy expounded.
The meeting will be addressed by Wm. 11. Witte,
Thos. B. Florence, Wm. A. Edwards, R. R. Young,
Charles W Carrion, Wm. M. Smith, Thoe. E. /ratline,
Eugene Ahem, Dr. L. Si. Goatee , and others.
A full Brass Band will be in attendance.
By order of the Committee on Town Meetings.
J. J. MORRISON, Chairman.
Tuos. J. DROUNN, Secretary.. ootg.2t
Mr Filth Ward—Democrats to the Rescue —
Arouse and be Ready—Yenr Enemies are in Motion.
A meeting of the Democratic citizens of the Ward will
be held on SATURDAY EVENING, at 71i o'clock, at
the DEMOORATICIREADINGROOM, corner of SIXTH
• d PRUNE streets. The following gentlemen will ad
dress the meeting:
Col. L W. 'Forney, I 001. Thos. 13. Florence,
Win. E. Lehman, Esq., I R. it. Young, P.N.,
Henry 111 Phillippa Esq., ID. Dougherty, Esq.,
Lewis 0. Cassidy, Esq., J. L. Itingwalt,
David Webster, P.sq., Geo , Id. Vlharten,ltiq., ,
John Hamilton, Jr., Esq., I 13d. W. Powers, Esq.,
Wm. D. Rankin, Esq., John Campbell, Esq.
oc9
117- A meeting of the Ellemocratic Executive
Committee of the first ward wilt be held at John Dela
here, DICKERSON etreet, above Seventh, October oth,
at half-pant 7 o'clock. HENRY STARR, Chairman.
PATRICX DEVLIV
Secretaries.
oc9.lt* JOHN MURPHRT, Treasurer
ELY- A grand Maas M •
of the FOURTEENTII and
held at BROAD and GOAT •
(Friday) EVENING 9th 1.
The following eminent e
address the meeting:
Ming of the Democracy
the adjoining Wards will be
atreeta, on TO-MORROW
1., at TX o'clock.
oaken will be present and
E. R. Norney,
PRIM= English,
Joshua T. Owens,
001. R. B. Young. .
it strength, and let your
eights and equal laws. A full
dor--
Hon. William H. Witte,
Hon. Charles Brown,
Charles Ingersoll,
Pr. L. Bt. Coates,
Democrats! rally in you . '
united voices bo for equal rif
Brass Band will be in attend
By order of tho Commit
Anse.
ttee on Town Meetings,
r MORRISON, Chairmen.
Mary. ocB-2t
J. J
THOMAS J. Daousx, Beare
I 13" At n meeting of the Democratic City Ex
ecutive Committee, held on Friday, Sept. 18th, it was
Resolved. That the following torn meeting beheld:
FRIDAY BYLINING, Oct. 9th, Broad and Coates
'greet
SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 10tb, State Gouge Yard.
A full Bross Sand will be In attendance at etch meet
ing. J. J. MORRISON, Chairman.
A. O. TOOMP3OB,
Jolla KSLOR,
JORN R. CIitaDWION, Committee on mooting .
TBO3. J. BflOille,
Dictum. Moults,
Jona K. Lanenm.ia,
V - Democratic City Executive Committee--
The Committee will meet over Tuesday and Pride) , af
ternoon, at 3 o'clock,
J t the Globe Hotel.
OS. LIPPINCOTT, Chairman.
J. J. BULLITAN, 2 Secretaries.
Tom. Ifiaxtrie,
5e23.15t
(17" Girard College... The Directors of the
Girard College give notice that they are prepared to
bind out, In the State of Pennsylvania, nineteen Or
phans, in accordance with the will of Stephen (Ward, to
"suitable occupations, ouch as agricalture, navigation,
arts, mechanical trades and manufactures.l , The mu
ter will be required to teach his apprentice his respec
tive art, to furnish him with suitable board and lodging
in his own place of residence, (except where, for special
reasons, the apprentice may bo allowed to board else
where,) and to provide him, upon the termination of his
apprenticeship, with at least two suits of clothes. Tho
master will be allowed to take each orphan on trial for a
term not exceeding one month. Persons desirous of ob
taining an apprentice can apply at the College between
the houre of 3 and 6 P. M.; or, if not residents of Phila
delphia, can address the undersigned In writing, stating
name, residence, occupation and references—the latter,
whenever possible, to be citizens of Philadelphia.
Secretary
HENRY ARE?,
Secretary of Girard College.
Bank Notiteo
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS'
BANE,
PHILLDSLPiIia, October Bth, 1867.
The annual election for Directors will be held at the
Banking Ifouae, on MONDAY, the 10th day of Novem
ber next, between the hours of 9 o'clock A , M., and 3
o'clock P. M.; and on TUESDAY, the 3d day of Novem
ber next, a General Meeting of the Stockholders will be
held at the Banking Mouse, at 4 o'clock P. M., agreea
bly to the charter.
,007-tnolo E. M. LEWIS, Cashier.
ANUFACTITRERS' AND M.ECHA.
.111 NIOS' BANK.
. .
PIIILAIMLIIIIA, Oct. 4,184 T.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank
will bo bold at the Banking Mouse, on Tuesday, Nevem-.
ber 3, at 10 o'clock A. M.
The annum election for thirteen Directors, to Terre
the waning year, will be held at the Banking House on
Monday, November 16th, from 10 o'clock, A. M., lo 3
P. M.
inwftale M. W. WOODWARD, °ashler.
THE PHILADELPHIA BANS.-Pulte-
Ds cents, October 0, 1857.—The annual meeting of
the Stockholders of this Bank mill be held at the Bank
ing house, on Monday, the ninth, day of November
next, at 12 o'clock M.
The annual election for Directors will be held at the
Blinking home, an Monday, the sixteenth day of hie-
Towbar next. B. B. COMEGYB,
octl-trf&mtNlo Cashier.
Stlonen
AMERICAN GOLD
NEW YORK FUNDS
AMERIOAN CIOLD
♦ND
NEW YORE YIINDS,
BOUGHT AT THE HIGHEST PREMIUM BY
DREXEL & 00.
AMERICAN GOLD
♦ND
NEW YORK FUNDS,
WANTED, 4T HIGHEST CURRENT RATES,
BY OBONIBB Br 00.,
oeS•9t Specie Brokers, 40 South THIRD Street
CIOLD AND NEW YORK DRAFTS
ILI bought and sold. by O. DINVILLT.EIM3;
oc7.3t* No. le Merchants Eichange t up stain.
illistellaneons
CAIITION.—
All persona are cautioned against purchasing or
negotiating CERTIFICATES OP MARES in the SAN
FRANCISCO LAND ASSOCIATION numbered as fol
lows :
1220 for 150 share* dated Joao 12, 1857
1221 for 50 .. " ~
12045 for 100 4. July 0,1857.
1256 for 100 44 II l(
The transfer of this stock has been stopped at the
office of the association, where the reasons may be
learned upon application by parties interested.
JAB. O. VANDYKE,
Attorney for the owners,
140 Walnut *treat.
171 EvAns,-10,000---rituvrEll,l A
E cards per Hour i
..igsl l *?:
ne PPM that wan aterl4.kd by tin *beloo ~., ip.-
0 Plutadelplita Peru... tin las • a 11X31 ,
F1111111.110iliti• , /13 /sr
nt. Prom It
A. gnblkai.n.
.10 ilh , " ' put. CIO nal On.in D
i
c o of
I t'a Ten Tberctoopl Was pre flamla ip d ,witt
l• noryl I*-1
mst 01COPArts son* nta.ll. 5
$ °
Cor. Library, DOUBT It IT. below melba,
- -
W. TINGLEY & CO., BANKERS
B
No. ST Smith THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
COLLEOTIONB promptly made on all accessible points
in the Dated Motet and Canada.
Stocks, Donde, Aco., Bought and Sold en Oomndsslon.
Uncurrent Bank Natei, °hooks, ko., bought at the
lowest rates.
Deposits received and interest allowed, as per agree
ment. au] -8m
OAOH, ENGINE AND HOTEL .LAMP C
Factory of E. W ESSEERE,No.IO I iI (lute 43) South
NIGIITH, below Oheitnat street, hap become s Wing
of 60 oar cent. to our WOMBS AND WEETSRN
bfEROIIANTI3, and also the contanienea of haring their
old Carriage Lampe sew ellret4opped and bottomed,
and seat by Games to all part. ; , 1r
JE. & B. SCHELL'S
• OITY lIABBLY WORKS AND ATHAIN MANTIBL
•
FACTORY.
MARBLE HALL,
0. E. CORNER OP TENTH AND VINE STREETS,
Whore every variety or MARBLE MANTELS, TOMBS,
MONUMENTS, TABLE TOPE and MOORING, cap be
ouppliod. upon rosoonoblo terms. un24-loan
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, Coe'rollgit 9, 1.857.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MOSIO.
E. A. MARSHALL-- Bole Le gsae
l'htrel Night' of the Italian Opera Sea,son.
Debut of the Celebrated Basso, SIGNOR TAGLIOFIOO,
from the Grand Opera House, Covent Garden, Louden.
TUTS (Friday) ItNIININO, October B, 105 S,
IVBI be presented Durdzetti's Opera, in two acts, en
titled
. . . . ,
Mina, Mow Usztinipo.
Nemorina, Signor BriguolV •
Wllulcamora Elsner Assonl.
Gianiun, ~.. Signora Tagllotico.
Belcore Signor Taglioneo.
Paton or ADMISSION I—Parquette, Dress Circle, and
Balcony, $1; Fondly Circle, 450 cents; Amphitheatre,
25 cents
ELT' The Box Office of the Academy is open from 9 A.
51, to 5 P. M., for tho securing of Reserved Seats and
Boxes, without extra charge.
' ' Treasurer Mr. T. MeKtort.
The Opera will commence at S precisely.
Irr Carriages will set down heads South, and take up
head,' North.
ITHEATLEY' S ARCH ST. THEATRE
—Bole LOSIAO9 W. WIDATLEY
&as or Pniors.—Orchwitro Stalls, 50 cents ;' Dress
Circle (no extra charge for Secured Seats), 50 cents;
Family Circle and Amphitheatre, 25 cents; Seats In Pri
vate Boxes, 75 cents; Whole Private Box, $3; Gallery,
13 cents; Gallery for Oolorod Persons, 25 cents;
Pri
vote Box in Gallery for Colored Persons, 89 cents.
Box Office open from 10 A. M. until 8 P. M. Doors
open at quarter before 7, performance to commence
quarter past 7.
J.M. B. WIIITTON ' Treasurer.
TIIIB (Friday) EVENING, October 9, 1857,
Will be presented the celebrated Tragedy, entitled the
ROBBERS ; Or, The Forest or Bohemia.
Amelia, Mrs. D. P. Dowers; Charles de Moor, Mr. E. L
Davenport; Franck do Moor, Mr. Dolman.
To conclude with the laughable Comedy of
PAUL PRY.
Paul Pry, Mr. J. S. Clarke; Eliza Hardy, Mica 11. Taylor
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.—Lea
pea, Mr. E A. Marshall ; Stage Manager, Mr.
John Sefton. Prices.—Dress Oircle and Paripette, 60
Cents; Upper Circle, 26 cents; Private Box and Orchestra
Seats, 76 cents. Box Wilco open from 0 o'clock A. M.
to 3 P. DI. Doors open tit 7 o'clock; performance to coln
mened at 7%.
AMERICAN COMEDY NIGHT.
THIS (Friday) EVENING; October 9.1867,
Will be presented tim tire net American Comedy of
FASHION.
Adam Truman, Mr. Richinge ; Count Jollmaltro, Mr,
Daly; Col .Doward, Mr. Show nobnon, Mr insp.
man ; Gertrude, Misa ,• ;
Mrs. John
Sefton.
To conclude 'with the lecigheble Vane of
TItAT BLESSED BMW.
Frank Finicky, Mr. She eII • John Thomas, Mr. Ohap
man; Mrs. Lever, Mrs. Stonesll; Mary Jane, We
John Sefton; Flora Fisher, Miss Wallis.' .
NATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT ST.
.1.1 near Eighth.
Amu ems —Seats In Private Box, Slt; Orchestra
Chairs, 75 cents ; Dresa °irate and Parquet, 60 onto
Family Circle, 0 cents. Doors open at 7. To commence
of 7,t6 o'clock.
Box Mice open from 10 to 4 o'clock, when seats can
be secured.
Bole Lessee WM. E. Burton
Stare Manager Mr. It. Watkine
BENEFIT AND LAST APPEARANCE OF MR. J. E.
IitURI:000 H.
THIS (Friday) EVENING, October 9, 1851
Will be pre9euted the much admired Tragedy, entitled
TIIF.4AEIESTEIt,
Mr. Beverly, Mr. J. E. Murdoch; Stokely, Mr. L P Rom
Mrs. Beverly, Mrs. M. Kirby; Luoy, Mrs. Lebrun.
To conclude with Tobin's favorite Comedy of the
HONEY MOON.
Duko Aran., Mr. J E. Murdoch; Juliana, Mrs. Kirby.
SANFORD's OPERA HOUSE—
ELEVENTH Street, above Chestnut.
Deere open at 7 o'clock—to commence quarter before'
eight.
Admittance 26 cents.
Ethiopian Life Illustrated by Sandford's Troupe of
Stare—New Dances by the Sanford Children.
To conclude with
BOX AND COX.
Box, B. S. Hanford; Cox, Cool White
THOISEIT's VARIETIES,
FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets,
MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTS NIGHTLY,
Comprising a most Divers Med and pleasing
MUSICAL, AND TERPSICTIORPAII MELANGE,
In which appear Mad, PAYNE, Wile LEFOLLE and
other superior Vocalists, Musicians and Comedians.
Commencing at 7)4. Admission, 10 cents.
T. W. A'BECKET, Pianist. TIIOIIIEUP, Proprietor.
ocs-Iw*
,3nourcince (Eampanico.
aIRARD FIRE t.
ANOE COMPANY, rL
802 WALNUT street, west of
"FIRE TUSKS 0
mum
iD MARINE INSET
IMADELPIIIA—Office, No:
THIRD.
ONLY TAKEN,"
TOBB.
Wm. M. Swain, Jer. 'Walker,
John Anspach, Jr., Jno. lac Glare,
IL N. Burroughs, The, Crayon,
J B. Hughes, A. S. Gillett,
F. D. Sherman, ' Furman Sheppard, '
Wm. P. Hecker, Band. Jones, U. D.
J. P. Steiner, Joseph Klapp, hi, D
IL A. Shackelford,
Hon. JOEL JONES, President.
lion. ti W. WOODWARD, Vice President.
Dm. S. Uoltutmx, Secretary.
.141118 D. ALT 0111), Assistant Secretary. sta./ire-If
QA.VING FUND.—IINITED STATES
10 TRUST COMPANY % Corner of MIND and OUST•
NUT Streets.
Large and small tonne received, and paid back on'de
mood, without notice, with FIVE PER CENT INTER
EST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Office hours, from 9 until o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock.
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
iron, £1 upwards.
Precident—STEPllEN R. GRARTORD,
Treasurer—PLlNY FIBS.
Teller—JAMES R. RUETER
fIJIEAP SUMMER FUEL.—GAS COKE,
.
of excallentgunlity, is eold at the PHILLDBLPHIA
HASIVORES for tho reduced price of five canto a bushel,
and may be obtained In large or mall quantity by
plying at the tlee °thee, No. 20 South SEVENTH
Street.
•
To Purchasers bylfbelemale,,it is aol4 at the Wake,
In Egret War 3, by the ton, at a price equivalent to A.
thracite, a Is 2 60 per ton.
(81gned,) 7. O. OREMON, Engineer.
Wnees, 26. aO2l-tit
QUAKER CITY NAILS,
MERCHANT BARS,
RIVET IRON,
Manufactured at FOUNTAIN GREW ROLLING MILL,
on the Schuylkill, above Spring Garden Water Works.
WAREHOUSE, 103 North WATER Street
QUAKER CITY NAILS are warranted equal to any
made.
eeo-tf
T HOMAS E. BAXTER .- HARDWARE
OTITLIIEY AND TOOLS, No. 910 MAHRIAT ST.,
hnvn Ninth, moth xidn. Plithulalphit ah 1-oto
(Naos anb (Eijinn Wart.
INDUCEMENTS TO CAST! BUYERS!
TYNDALE ic
IMPORTERS OF
°LUNA, GLASS, AND COMMON WAREB,
are now selling their
NEW AND ELEGANT FALL IMPORTATXONB,
at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
with a
HANDSOME DISCOUNT TO THOSE
WHO PAY DASH.
707 CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH ST.,
se2A-21w-frnw. PHILADELPHIA.
B. KITE & CO.
. FURNITURE, BEDDING, &o.
No. AU ( Isle 129) WALNUT at.,
Philadelphia.
A new and superior style of Spring Beds.
LYDIA B. RITZ. JOUPO WALTON
lull din
inanring 9trabemice
Tti - R. AND MISS DIIRANG'S DANCING
ILL ACADEMY, cur. of CHESTNUT and TWELFTH,
will opon OCTOBER 21.1 d. riep2s.fraw..2w*
rro WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
_ .
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
TWO DAILY TRAINS PROM BALTIMORE: TO
PITTSBURGH AND THE WEST.
On and after June 15t,1837, TWO DAILY TRAINS
will leave Calvert Station for TWO
and all West
ern and South or Northwestern cities.
Mg MORNING MAIL TRAIN
Leaves Baltimore daily (Sunday excepted) at 8.15 A.
IL connecting with the Mall Train over the Great Pam
vivant& Railroad, acid arriving in Pittsburgh at 1.20
A. M.
TUE AFTERNOON EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves Baltimore daily (Sudsy excepted) at 8 P. At
for Harrisburg.
THE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves Baltimore EVERY NIGHT at 10 P. M., con
necting with the Lightning Express over the Pennsyl
vania Railroad for Pittsburgh, arriving at 1.20 P. M.
W 7 All
wit i t o h v e e s r e tf l it to ine r T:; t n s re u e r t gA elosAl i v t a i t ra P y l n t . tibm
Chicago Railroad, and its Northern, Southern and
Western Connections.
Er Passengers for Chicago, Rock Leland, Burling
ton, lowa City, Milmaukee, Dubuque, Bt. Paul's Madi
son, and other leading eittee In the Northwest, will save
one hundred miles of travel and ten hours in time, with
four less changes of care, by taking this route,
ra• Passengers for Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo, and
Detroit, go by this route, and the time is unequalled,
being 113 miles shorter than by any other route.
Mr Passengers for Bt. Loots, Indianapolis, Terre
Haute, Cairo, and all points on the Lower and Upper
hliwissippi, make less changes of ears, and arrive In ad
vance of any other route; and to Cinetnnati, Columbus,
Dayton, Louisville, and other prominent tittle', so quick
as by any other route,
All Western Bogor 011RORDD THROUGH and
handled with ears.
FOR THE NORTH.
The 8.16 A.M. connects closely with EXpress Trains
over the Dauphin road for Williamsport, Elmira,
Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Palls, end Canada, thus
forming the most direct railway route to Northwestern
Penneyirania and Western New York. Passengers will
find this the shortest, cheapest, and moat expeditious
route to Niagara Palle and Canada,
Through Tickets are issued to Philadelphia via Oo•
'amble and Lancaster by all the trains at gg each, each
train having sure connections. Passenger's by this
route avoid tresselled bridges, and all the iDOOLITiIIiOIICO
of ferrying across the Susquehanna river.
Passengers for Hanover, Manchester, Gettysburg, Em.
mittsburg, Carlisle, Ohambersburg, go by the trains at
8.15 A. M., end 3P. M.
WESTMINSTER BRANOH.
The Care on this road make one trip per day, connect
ing with the train at 3 P. M.
For THROUGH TICKETS and further Information,
apply at the Ticket Office, Calvert Station, N. R. corner
of Calvert and Franklin greets,
ABRAM BLAOK—ENGRAVING, DIE
Sinking and Embossed Printing, EnYelope and
Seal Preee Manufactory, a Strawberry Street, between
Second and Third, and Market and Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, Ps. an.l2-ly
COTTON-100 bales Gulf Cotton, in store
‘-/ and for sale by
VOTTON-200 bales good Middling to Mid
dling lair Cotton, in store and for Bale by
blatitTlN h ADICALISTEB,
an't • North ?NW Strait.
C 0 e R SS RANGE .--SOLD Br OHAD
WICK & BRO., N 0.202 N. BBOOND West. ,
anglB-Soros.
CHARLES -P. CALDWELL--Wholosale
and Retail WHIP told OLNIS Itimitootorer t No, 4
North FOURTH Street. a 0.4
QUARPE'S MEN'S AND BOYS'
IJ OLOTIIINN, 148 North 201JET11 ittrest, between
Arch and Race. an 8.17
SARDINES. -100 cases of 60 half boxes
esalt y in store and for elle by
HOMY BOHLEN &
an 0 Nos. 721 and 228 8. Youth strait
9lmneententa.
PELTSIII WAMOR kl
Savings Innbs
tjarinuarc
JOHN HALDEMAN, Agent
Surniture
ilailronb titteo
0. 0. ADREON, Flup't
WEAR:FIN & MAOALIBTER,
UP Wm* 11 , 61.44 r litraat
Sales by <Auction
THOMAS & SONS,
• Nos. 139 and 141 POUTII FOURTH STREET,
(Formerly Non, 97 and C 41.)
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, &o.
Public Rates at the Philadelphia Exchange every
Tuesday Evening.
Randbille of each property Issued separately, In
addition to which we publish on the Saturday previous
to each wale one thousand catalogues in pamphlet fond,
giving full descriptions of all the property to be sold on
the following Tuesday.
Epr-• FURNITURE PALES AT TIIE AUCTION
STORE every Thursday morning.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
r
r" We have a large amount of Real Dilate at Pri
vate Sale, includlog every description of City and
Country property. Piloted Lista may be had at the
Avidlea Store.
PRIVATE SALE REGISTER.
mr Real Estate entered on our Private Bale Re
glider, are adeertiaeS occasionally in our Public Sale
Abstracte. (01 which 1,000 copies are printed weekly.)
tree of charge.
ELEVENTII FALL SALE, 20th OCTOBER
This sale will include--
Valuable Property, known am the Port Providence Ale
and Edge Tool Factory, on the Schuylkill Canal, oppo
site Phoenixville.
ELEGANT MODERN RESIDENCE,&n.
Elegant modern residence and offices, N. W. corner of
Thirteenth and Arch streets. 25 feet front on Arch
street, 128 feet on Thirteenth street.
Orphans' Court Salo.
ESTATE OF DAVID LEHMAN, DEO'D.
VAVUA UV REAL ESTATE.
Valuable Real Relate, St. Jelin street, between Green
and Coates Streets—several messuages, and lot ST feet
8 indica front.
BUSINESS STAND
. Three-story Brick Store and Dwelling, N. W. corner
.Eleventh and Christian streets. Sale absolute.
VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND LARGE LOT, 23D
WARD.
Valuable brick residence, barn and stable, and large
lot, earner of Cherry and Wakeling streets, late borough
of Frankford. It fronts on throe streets, and is a very
desirable satiation.
BUSINESS STAND
Tao and a half story brick store nod dwelling, No.
1317 North Second street, with a three story brick
dwelling in the rear on Perry street.
FOUR BRION DWELLINGS.
Sour three-story brick dwellings, on Ninth street and
Charles street, between Willow and Noble streets.
LARGE AND VALUABLE LOT.
Largo and valuable lot, occupied as a coal yard, east
ado Ninth street, north of Poplar, with railroad track,
office, Ate.
DWELLING, POPLAR STREET.
Three-story Deck Dwelling, No. NA Poplar street,
between Eighth and Ninth streets.
. TWELFTH PALL SALE, 27T11 OCTOBER.
'Will include the following--
MODERN DWELLING.
• ,
Neat modern three-story Brick Dwelling, S. W. cor
ner of Twelfth and Citron streets, above Wallace street,
kith a three-story brick dwelling on Citron street.
Bale
,339 Green Street
1100SEIIOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c.
This Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at No. 330 Green street, (between
Spruce and Pine, and Fourth and Fifth streets,) the
furniture of a family leaving the city.
May be seen at 8 o'clock on the morning of Bak.
Sale Nos. 139 and 140 South Fourth street.
SUPERIOR GERMAN FLOWER ROOTS.
On Saturday Morning,
At 11 o'clock, at the Auction Store, Bca euperior
German Flower Boots, from It. Vanderschoot & Sons,
}leaden', comprising Ikescinthe, Tulips, Narcissus',
Crocus, &a
GRAPE VINES.
Also, A variety of line Grape Vines in pots
sale N0n.139 and 141 South Fourth Street,
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD PIANO
FORTE, FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, TAPESTRY
OARPRTS, &c.
On Thursday Morning,
At 9 o'clock, at the Auction Store, an extensive assort
ment of excellent second-hand furniture, rosewood
Plano-forte, French plate mirrors, tapestry carpets, &c.,
from families decliniog housekeeping.
Sale No. 261
_North Sixth street
. _
SPLENDID FURNITURE, MANTEL AND PIER
/HURONS, SUPERIOR PIANO, FINE VELVET
CARPETS, OIL PAINTINGS, Ice.
On Friday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at No. 261 North Sixth street, below
Vine street, by catalogue, the entire elegant furniture
of a gentlemandecliniug housekeeping, Including a very
elegant rosewood piano, seven octaves, made by Sherr,
coat $900; pair large and elegant French plate mantel
mirrors, richly framed ; elegant pier mirrors, fine rose
wood dressing-room furniture, crimson brocatelle covers,
elegant velvet carpets, fine oil painting, elegant chan
deliers, dallng-room furniture, patent extension dining
table, book case elegant walnut chamber furniture,
lates style; pinto chamber furniture, &c., &e.
in" The cabinet furniture was made to order by
Moore & Champion, has been in use but a short time
cud equal to new.
*** Catalogues will be ready, and the furniture may
be examined the day merlon+ to aalo, from 1.1. to 3
o'clock.
FIRST-CLASS STORE FOR RENT
The large now FIVE-STORY STORE, No. 240 MAR
KET street, East of Third street, 28 feet front, 202 feet
lu depth, with a side front on Diddle's alley—brown
atone font—befit and finished in the best and most
substantial manner, with every modern convenience—
furnaces to heat the entire building throughout—Oro
Prod( Safes, 'Water Closets. notating Machines, dm.
Well adapted for a large Auction or Commission House
JAMES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
NO. 422 WALNUT STREET, above FOURTH.
OARD—BALE OF IiOUSEHOLD FURNITURZ—TUES-
D.' We beg leave to inform the public that we hold
our regular weekly sales of Furniture every Tuesday, at
our SPAOIOUS BALER ROOM, NO. 106 WALNUT
STREET, where every possible attention is given to ob
tain the highest prices for the goods of Woo who may
favor us with consignments. Families having portions of
their furniture to dispose of, or those declining house
keeping and not wishing sales'at their own dwellings,
can hare their furniture CAREFULLY REMOVED TO
OUR SALES Room, WHERE THEY WILL REALIZE
BETTER PRICES FOR THEIR FURNITURE THAN
THEY OAN OBTAIN FROM ANY OF THE FURNI
TURE DEALERS OR ANY OTHER AUOTION STORE
IN THE CITY.
gr Paton/as favoring m with consignments can ;eat
amre g thge their property will not bo sacrificed.
COMMIS3IOIIII more moderate than those charged
by any other Aactiotrilloase in Use oityr
11:7" Consignments reepoctfully solicited.
IF, Salta paid immediately after the goods era cold.
Executor's sato. N. E. cornet Sixth and Pine etc,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OARPETS, BEDS,
Tide morning,
at 10 o'clock, will be sold at the h. E. corner Sixth and
Pine streets the entire well-kept household furniture
of the late Henry bf. Zolllckoffer, deceased, by order of
the Erceutora Comprising mahogany tables, cane seat
chairs, 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
moos, wash-stand and chamber ware; also, dinner and
tea were, kitchen furniture, stoves, dm
Also a barometer and quadrand.
Also a hardware case, with Swiss views and magnify.
lag glass, In perfect order.
Also a share In the Philadelphia Library.
Abu" a share In the Athenfoura
Sale at the Auction Store.
NEAT ROUSEROLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, AC.
On Tuesday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, will be Cold at the Auction Store, tho
neat household furniture of a lady, deceased.
ELEGANT LARGE MANTEL MIRROR.
Also, a large mantel mirror, in a rich frame, coat $225.
MOROCCO ROANS.
!EiME2M=
TO RENT
„ .
DWr - A throe-story Brick Dwelling, with two-story
brick back balding. 195 North Ninth street, above
Wood street. Rent 9400 per annum. Apply at the Auc
tion Store.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
A first-clods Printing Office, with s good run of bust
nets, four prlzitingpresses, two Ruggles and one Adams.
Type and everything necessary for the business. Apply
at the Auction Store.
WOLBERT & SCOTT, AUCTIONEERS,
431 OFIESTNIIT Street, opposite the Oustom
House. between Fourth and Fifth Streets.
SALE AT GUY'S HOTEL, 31 South SEVENTH Street.
On Wednesday, 14th lost,
Commencing at 10 o'clock precisely, we will sell, on
the premises, 91 South Seventh street, by order of hire.
Sarah Halnee, Administratrix , the entire furniture,
bar-room and kitchen articles, liquors, wines beds and
bed d ing, embracing the valuable contents of the hotel.
Slay be elan:tined early on the morning of sale.
AMIIEL NATHANS, AUCTIONEER,
!.7 and MONEY LOAN OFFICE, No. 112 South
THIRD Street, below Walnut, opposite Pear st., only
eight doors below the Exchange.
Hours of business from 7 o'clock, A. it., until 10
o'clock In the evening.
Out-door sales, and males at the Auction House, at
tended upon the most satisfactory terms.
CAPITAL 5200,000.
Established for the kit Thirty Years.
Advances made from ono dollar to thousands on Dia
monde, Silver Plate Watches, Jewelry, Hardware, Her
chandire, Clothing, ' Furniture, Bedding, Olgare, Musical
Instruments, Guns, Horses, Oarriagee, and Goode of
every description.
All goods can remain my length of time agreed
upon.
All advances, from one hundred dollars and upwards
will be charged 2 per cent. per month ; $OOO mud over,
the lowest market rate,
This Store House having a depth of 120 feet, hastens
dre and thief-proof 'multi to More all valuables, and pri
vate watchmen for the premises i also, a heavy hum
ranee effected for the benefit of all persons having goods
advanced upon.
N. account of baring an unlimited capital,
thia 0200 111 prepared to make advances on more satis
factory and accommodating term, than any other in
this city.
Money advauoed to the poor, in small amounts, with
Out any charge.
AT PRIVATE BALE.
. .
Gold Patent Lever and other Watches, Jewelry, and
Clothing will be sold at reduced prices. anl•ly
GEORGE W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER,
N. N. corner of BARRON and SOUTH Btreete,
above Seoond.
EVENING BALER.
SALES EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
At T' o'clock, at the Auction Store, of Hardware, On
lery, Uousekesteng Articles, Clothing, Watches, Jima
17, Fancy Articles, (to.
131)ipping.
FOR SAN FRANOISOO.—The clipper
ship WESTERN CONTINENT, Rice, master, is
now loading at Pier 10, East Elver, New York, and will
positively call as above.
For balance of freight apply to
BISHOP, SIMONS, & CO.,
caio-dtf 30 North Wharves.
FOR HAVANA, VIA CHARLESTON,
8. 0., AND KEY WEST.
The splendid and favorite United States Mail Steam
ship ISABEL, Capt. Rollins, will leave Pier 4, North
River, New York, FRIDAY, Oct. 16th, at 8 o'clock, A.
M. for HAVANA, touching at CHARLESTON and KEY
WEST, to land malls and passengers. The ISABEL
has just been entirely overhauled, and fitted with new
boilers, cabbie and statiprooma, double air-tight bulk
heads forward and aft, thus making her ono of the most
desirable steamers, for safety, speed, and comfort, now
afloat.
For passage, having elegant accommodations, apply to
ETOYFORD, TILETBON, & 00.,
No. 19 Broadway, New 'York.
Or to JOHN WAGNER,
con ode N. 7 Walnut street, Phila.
Wants.
UVANTED—A TUTOR, TO RESIDE IN
V V a Bouthern family to Instruct two young ladles
of 11 and 1$ years InLatin, Preach, and English. Ad-.
dress Box 1060, Philadilphis Post Office, with refer
attn. oe 94Att
MANILLA RO 'R.—SUPERIOR
;MLA. ROIN, utoodfactikrod ma for nit by
WBAVER, PITLYA & CO.,
otO2-1, No 23 Wotan at.. and 22 N 'Whit-Tea
HOTEL AND SUMMER
Bold by OHADWIOK k DRO ,2202 N. EIZOONDEit
suglB-11moe.
GLENWOOD OEMETERY OFFICE, NO
118 WALNUT st.. Woman/TEL " 1
FOR SALE—A VERY VALUABLE
GRAY 'ROME, for sillier saddle or lesroess--
sound, goy, good trArellor. Apply At stable, BROWN
street, below num, oco3-1w
Gales by 2luction.
I~IOSES NATHAN 13, AUCTIONEER
.1.71. AND COMMISSION ItIERMANE, E. E. corner
EIXTIT. and 11./tOE Etrinta.
NOTICE.—AII persons having goods forfeited at the
office S. E. corner of 6th and Race streets ' are requested
to call and pa y charges and renew their tickets, other-
wino they will be sold on WEDNESDAY HORNING
next, OCTOBER the 7th, at 10 o'clock, by
MOSES NATHANS, Auctioneer,
S. N. corner of 6th and Race streets.
IMMENSE SALE OF FORFEITER
This Morning.
October 11th, 1857, at 10 o'clock, at Moses litithana ,
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-glosses, travelling trunks, va
lises, boots, fancy articles, tee., dm, via; cloths and
cassimere pantaloon patterns, car:duet vesting!, over•
coats, sack coats, raglans, frock coats, dress coats, mon
keyjnekete, cloaks, cassimere pantaloons, silk velvet,
silk, cloth, valencia, satin and other vests; shirts, under
shirts, drawers, gents , boots and shoes, umbrellas, pars
sols, ladles' cloth and merino cloaks, silk-velvet,
merino, cloth, and other mantillas, basques, and circu
lars, silk , merino, mouse do lane, cashmere, alpaca, de
begs, French chintz, and other dresses; under clothing,
vests, coats, and dress patterns, stella, broche, craps,
State, woolen, plaid, silk andother large and square
shawls; silk pocket and neck handkerchiefs, embroidery,
gentlemen's woolen shawls, gaiters, shoes, sloth talmas,
One feather beds, mattresses, blankets, quilts, comforts-
Mos, spreads, bed valences, bedtleking,cass of child:sus
shoes, assorted sizes; flue thousand segars, knives and
and forks, carvers, steel skates, double-barreled and
fouling pieces, twist barrel, back-action looks, and
patent breech, pistols, several complete chests of
carpenters' tools, planes, squlrell t gauges, Saws,
and other tools, Outings, Butes, violins, gui
tars, looking glasses, paintings, engravings, large and
medium size bibles, elegantly bound, and various other
books, large bag of curled halt, 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 reserve. Dealers, the
trade generally and private purchasers are Invlted to
attend the Bale.
The goods will bo open on the afternoon provions to
the day of Bale.
Sales Room Second story. Entrance from Race street.
AT PRIVATE SALE—GoId and silver patent lever,
Lepine, English, Swiss, and French watches, jewelry,
of every description, musical instrument., Sco., dcc.
AT PRIVATE SALE—Arranged on second floor,
household furniture, of every description, beds, mat
tresses, carpeting, looking glasses, fancy articles, &c.,
&c., dcc.
Out-door sales attended to personally by the Auction
eer. Charges very low. Coaligaments of furniture,
clothing, jewelry, &e. &o. solicited.
NATHAN'S PRINCIPAL LOAN OFFICE,
S. E. Corner of Sixth and Race Streets,
Where money will be loaned on gold and silver plate
Watches, Jewelry, Dlanionde, Clothing, Dry Goode,
Groceries, Seders, Hardware, Cutlery, Furniture. Bed
ding, Horses, Vehicles, Harness, Stocks, and on all as ,
tides of value for any length of time agreed on, on more
eatiefactory and liberal terms than at any other estab
lishment. feel] If. NAMES,
NATHAN'S great sale of FORFEITED GOODS will
take place in a few days. Dne notice well be given.
WEDIPS great sale of forfeited Watches, Jewelry,
Guns, Pistols, Musical Instruments, &0., willteke place
shortly. Due notice will be given.
WEBB'S great sale of Dry Goode, Clothing, Bedding,
& a., being forfeited collateral', will take place shortly.
Due notice will be given.
TORN BAYLIS, AUCTIONEER—No. 326
J All.Oll Street, between Third and Fourth Streets.
SALES EVERY EVENING, at': o'clock,
Of Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Clattery, Watches, Jew
elry, Hosiery, IYhlps, Trunks, Fancy Goods, Notions.
N. II —Out-door salsa attended to, All geode cold at
the Auction House packed. eel -Ira
eburationat
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.—The Introductory
Lectures of the Course of 1867 and '6B will be deliTered
in the following order:
Dr. Careon, Monday, October 12th, at 12 M. '
Dr. Leidy, Monday, October 12th, at 1 P.M.
Dr. Smith, Tuesday, October 13th, at 12 M.
Dr Rogers, Tuesday, October 18th, at, 1 P M.
Surgical Clinic, Wednesday, 14th, at 12K P.M.
Dr Wood, Thursday, October 16th, at 12 M.
Dr. Jackson, Thursday, October 16th, at 1 P.M.
Dr. 'lodge, Friday, October 18th, 3,4 i P.lt.
Medical Clinic, Saturday, October 17th, at 12% P.M.
0c2.3t R. E. ROGERS, Dean.
C.RITTENDENB PHILADELPHIA COM
DIERCIAL VOLTAGE, S. B. corner of SEVENTH
end CHESTNUT Streets, Savona and Third Stalin.
DOOII..KEEPING, PENMANSHIP grog irtyle
COMMERCIAL LAWS AND FORM.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.
LECTURES, dm
Each Student has Individual Instruction from compe
tent and attentive Teachers, under the Immediate
"perrision of the Principal.
One of the Beat Penmen in the Country hu charge of
the Writing Department.
Please call and Joe Specimens and get a Catalogue of
Terme, he. oder
"119ENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE—ME—
.C_DICAL DEPAUTMENT—Ninth Street, between
Spruce and Locust.
The Introductory Lectures in the Institution will be
delivered in the following order:
MONDAY, October lgth, at b P. M.—Dr. S. O.
SMITH.
TUESDAY, October 13th, at 4 P. M.—Dr. J. I.
REESE.
TUESDAY, October 13th, at P. M.—Dr. T.
1110IIAEDSON.
WEDNESDAY, October 14th, at 4 P. M.—Dr. J. 13
DIDDLE.
tOEDNESDAY, October 14th, at 6 P. 61.—Dr. JOHN
NEILL.
TIiOiL9DAY, October 26th, at 4 P. M.—Dr. D. GIL
BERT.
THURSDAY, October 15th, at 5 P. St —Dr. A
STILLE. FRANCIS G. MYTH, 51. D.,
oc B.lw Regstrar.
JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE
ORDER OE lIITRODUCTOAT LECTURES.
.. .. . . . ,
Prof. Dosotmoy Monday, October 12, at 7 P. 61
T. D. Mrreasu...Tuesday, 4, 13, 4, 7 P. M
" Mem ~ lt 14 BP . m
1 J. E. Mtromeal...Thuraday, " 16, 4, 7 P. M
•‘ PANCIOAST it 14 It BP. M.
4, LUCILE Friday " 16, 44 7P. M
" Onoia 4, II II i, Bp, m
CLINIO3--Weduesday and Saturday, from 12 to 2.
0c3.8t ROBLEY DIINOLISON, M. D., Dean.
NORTHWEST EVENING SCHOOL
11 for MALES wilt !pen Ora IVEDNBSDAY belt,
the 14th inst., et 71 , 6 P. hi. at the SCHOOL HOUSE,
Hare streat,abose Broad. ' oe &et
NOTIVE.---AN EVENING SCHOOL FOR
1. MALES will be opened on MONDAY EVENING,
12th inst. at 7 &cloak in the MOUNT VERNON
SCHOOL HOUSE, also one for FEMALES at the same
time, in the LYONS SCHOOL HOUSE. A committee
will be in attendance at each place on Thursday and
Friday evenings of this week to receive the names of
applicants for admission.
BY ORDER OF TIIR BOARD OF DIRECTORS
oct 7.3 L THIRD SCHOOL SECTION.
- -
CIIURCEITOWN ACADEMY
LANCASTER CO., PA.
The next Semi= of this Institution will open for the
reception of Students en the first MONDAY of November
coming. The instruction is thorough and practical in
all the branches of an llnglleh, olasaiesi, and Mathema
tical education. There EM no more healthy location la
our country; and this is evident from the fact that not
a single case of sickness has occurred mince the Inman-
Non has been in operation; which has been since 1883.
The Principal will be at the Merchants' Hotel, (McKlb.
bin's) FOURTH Street, on the Ith, Bth, and 9th Octo
ber, when city references, circulars, and any informa
tion desired will be given... . _
JAMES E. GRIPPIN t
Principal
KIRENOH LANGUAGE AND LITREA
TURE.—PROPP,B9O9. GSBARD, A. it., late
Consular Agora of Rases, and formerly Professor in
Trinsty College, Hartford, Ct., and author of several
works to facilitate a prompt aciuirsmint of the Frown
laaguage, is now prepared to re instruction to ladles
at their own rgsfa'encrs, in t o mornings, from 9to 2
o'clock sand to gentlemen, at his study, No. 1008
Witin'CNVT etreet, from 4 to 9 P. hl.
N. B.—Particular attention will be paid to ladies and
gentlemen Intending to visit liorope,fea to conversation
in Rena.
frr For particulars, please nil on Prof. O. for a
Cl SIMLA E t No.looB CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth,
third story, front room, iron - 4to9P. M. ocl.2wa,
PROFESSOR SAUNDERS' INSTITUTE,
1 WEST P/IMADELPIELt.
No Seminary whatever is more like a private family.
The course of study is extensive and thorough. Pro
fessor Saunders will receive a few more puplla under
fourteen years of age into hie family. 'enquire el
Messrs. J. S. Sliver and Mathew Newkirk, or Col. J. W.
Forney ; Editor of this Paper, whose sons or wards are
now members of his family, septlt-tt
I.7 UPPLEE'S INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
LADIES, (boarding and day paplls,) N. W. corner
ELEVENVI and OREEN pinata. Ylfth ea Won will
o c in nz on Sept: e a: t ar 7trlmellepasturelar.anco
SPRING GARDEN ACADEMY FOE
YOUNG II:EN AND BOYD, N. E. corner EIGHTH
and BUTTONWOOD streets. Protestors or the highest
qualifications employed. Catalogue, containing roll
particulars, pupils' names, testimonials, tic., Can be
had on application.
au2s.tf F. DONLEAVY LONG, Principal.
"[TALL OF ST. JAMES THE LESS,
11 PHILADELPHIA.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Ray B. R. anasaa, Rama.
The Annual Hanlon will begin on TUESDAY, Sep.
towbar 1.
Oirculare may be obtained at the Book Store of H.
HOOKER, S. W. corner EIGHTH and CHESTNUT or
of the Rector, Poet Office, Falls of Schuylkill, Phila
delphia. aulT-8m
NOTHING} SO NEEDFUL TO ENABLE
persons, male and tamale, So gain a stare of Lida
world's goods and comforts as s
BUSINESS EDUCATION
LEIDY BROTHERS , BUSINESS AOADEMY,
Nos. 148 and 100 SIXTH Street, near RACE,
will re-open on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER lot, for fall
and winter Studies, embracing a knowledge of
WRITING, BOOK-HDEPING AND ABITIIILETIO
by simplified methods, In a short time.
THE LEIDY , B take pleasure in saying, that during
the past year a large number of persons gentling •
BUSINESS EDUCATION, enabling many to secure pro
fltab I a situations, and others to prosecute their business
operations successfully. an224m.
MR '‘ isobe
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Raying Imported my usual lug* and wall-saleote6
Pall stock of CURTAIN GOODS, consisting of
BROOATELLES SATIN DE LAINES, GERMAN AND
NGLIBII DAMASKS.
Also, REPS, PLUSIIES, HOREENS, &c., CORNICES,
BANDS, PINS, & e
Besides a large stock of
GOLD AND NANCY BORDERED WINDOW SHADES
Of my own manufacture, and, in consequence of the un
precedented character or the times, not being likely to
clone out the same at Usual Fines in good season for the
opening of spring styles, I have resolved
TO CLOSE OUT MY ENTIRE STOCK,
Without regard to cost, for nub only.
Wholesale end retail buyers will do well to e.ramine
before purchasing elsewhere.
W. lIENRY PATTEN'S, New York Store,
on 6.3 t 630 Chestnut street, ope door below
Southeaet corner Seventh.
DRESS GOODS.
L. J. LEVY 4 Co.,
4.28 CHESTNUT STREET,
UATI MOOED TIM PRICER Of TOM
WHOLE STOOK
FANCY DRY GOODS,
SILKS AND BRAWLS,
Including tho choice importations of this Fall, which
consist of all the new textures manufactured for the
Paris Retail Sales of this esseon.
This beautiful stook of Goode will repay in
elamlaa-
Lion, many of the articles being condoled entirely to
their own store, and not to be had ebiewhere. The
prices are reduced to the lowest point. oc74t
LADIES' DRESS , TRDLMWGS.—
PANOY AND STAPLE.
NEW GOODS OPINED DAILY,
J. 0. MAXWELL & SON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES,
1026 CHESTNUT Street, four doors below Eleventh
And 318 S. SECOND St below Spruce.
EACTORIES.—Nos. 93 and a OEORDE St., below
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Union.
Orders made at a few hours' Retie*. ee22 emit
JUnincrp Goobs.
MADAME MAY.—Opening of Fall and
OPERA IEATB.--Ou Thursday j Friday', and Ba•
turdsy, Oct. Bth, 9th, and 10th, at MADAME MAY'B,
820 Ohettnut Omit cc 74t., th ht
EXTRA ASSESSMENTS.
FIRST WARD.
Fast Dilution.
James, Beanies, laborer, Books of Ben uylkill
Petrick W. !don, laborer. Buck r ed
Beco,d
David AenbrJdo, bib/seer, ' , rent and Moore st
Frank 011 , 14Cre. w skilless Church el stare Moore
Jacob legto, moulder Elamtner at sb Becend
Gusto., cant net rusher, Denmark at
Patrick lLuuey , laborer, 'sweater et
Wm KYBut y, laborer. Rio street below Reed
A K Lull, n, , uider, need at, above Third
T I.w/enc.. blaakernith, Dickerson et below rect.*.
Itioburd Lela+, than n, heed it above Second
Wm Manning, moonier, st
It Mr Kerwin, e.rdwaluer, S rood et below Reed
A 31eD1v IL isnot er, Gaza' at
SI cSorles, lel., et. Frout and Morris
Joint I! aerou. laborer, Lancaster Cl below Reed
John istl e ,, laborer. at, above Prone
P Landataiwu, ....gar rock. r, Pawner et above Sexed
Geo Weisner, a.ouldoe, Brit.:est below Frost
new y Insert. cords alms, Scontill and lasi! st
James Ware. repealer, Jarvis ahove Sec nd rat
Jai MI , o. %stsrulest. Lancaster It below Reed
JOllll 'V Barney, moulder, Trellis tt above front
Philip Bouvier, victualer, Jefferson sr and Greenwich st
311tchell, carpaoter. Second et opsonalte nisei
J.retnlin Brunt at above Morris
Third Divistoe.
hoar Grigg, Jos eler, Second et above Reed
11,00 (Meg, cord Aetna, Sienna et oh Reed
A Brady, taperer, Reed at above Front
Wm Bright, victualler, Corn at above Reed
,1 61 Curry, polisher, Johneon's Mee
R R Claiborne, bock keeper, Reed at oh Third
0 0 Claiborne. book keeper, Reedit ab Third
0 Edward!, Cooper. Johnson'. lane
Peek Comas, !sharer, Reed it below Front
R R Hodge.. clerk, Second and Reed it;
E S Hal, Packer, Reed st below Fourth
.1 0 Hein, Machinist, Corn at below Wharton
Mr Ireland, watchmen, Second st below Wharton
tiro Ire and, bookbinder, Second below Marton
Wm Keose, bartender, Front above Reed
John licHann, laborer, Front above Reed
Geo IlLhards, printer, Wharton eh Second et
Pravda Riley, aawyer, Church tab Reed
John Smith, stamen, Corn gel Wharton
Jaa Weldon, !taborer, Wheat it be Wharton
/beret Division.
Aruittrong, machinist, Reed libel Seventh
Woo Palk, basket maker, Dickerson at lab Fifth
Roth B Id, victealler, Hay et ab Fourth
Joe B Omagh,. printer, Sloth bet Franklin
Park 9, , emene, umbrella enake - r, Francis it
J W GI hart, painter. Worth ab Fourth
0 E Cake, docter, Fifth and Murton ate
John Healey, blacksmith, Junlatta it
0 Lafferty, do Dickerson et ab Seventh
0 L inebecher, victualler, Dickerson et bat Filth S Sixth
Jo, Molreerl, printer, Dickemer at , Fifth it
D Reed, waterman, lloratman it
W It Studer, pariah r, Wharton at ab Sixth
11 Soy. , er, do do do
Jae Sparks, grocer, Reed it ab Fourth
Chas Statile, c wainer, VIM st eh Franklin
Jarvis W Teodell, bcokkeeeper, Fourth et W side
R Thomas, cabinet maker. Owen at bet Reed
Jos 'ill ay, mil maker, Hartamates st
Cleo Trump, painter, Fourth and Moore sts
Afte
It Albertson, cordwalner, Tenth et bat Wharton
L U Allison, painter, Federal sad Austin et
John Barrington, blacksmith, Peden it op T en th
Do. lel Daley, blacksmith, Ninth at ab Federal
Daniel Ernst bookbinder, Eleventh at lib Anita
Jacob Ernst, baker, Eleventh et. Anita
Wm Sao! Oord, Paasyunk road below Wharton at
E Ferlay, Unman, Madison at
Wm o, , rmley, carter, Silbert at
Tim Graham, printer, Pusyrink road
51 Lie.,derrake, lab, Tenth et
W Jameson, carpenter, Washington et ab Tenth
B W noes, collector, Fed. rat It eh Peggy lank road
Jamb Rate , , laborer, Pasayunk nod ab Reed
John Kates, cordwainer, Paseyenk road ab Reed
Oboe Raley, boiler maker, Lafayette el air Ninth
A Lo..we, bricklayer, Washington et sit Tenth
Montgomery, gardener, Passyank rood bet Reed
A Morrison. tailor. Austin it oh Wharton
&toilette, laborer, Panyunk road ab Federal at
Jame McGee, cordwaluer, Summer tab Ninth
oars McCarty, carter, Sylbert at
Wm Potter, trunk maker, Lafayette It
Jsio• a rimipsou ere:amps, Tenth and Wharton et
Jae Smith, laborer, Anita et ab Tenth
Pa 'k Watson, 'tone mason, Paleyenk roid Ids Federal et
Briley, laborer, Washington ab Tenth
Birth Division.
11 Alb n, coachman 16th and Bedford eta
John Bowles, bricamaker Shippers above Broad
11 QV p.nter, monitor Loyd at
James Doman, dyer Broad above Shipper
J IV (Joey, druggist 15th and South
J.imea McNeal, carpenter Shippee above Broad
Thomas Riley, cordwainer Loyd below Shipper
Seventh Dirition.
John Nair, warm Christian above 17th
Andrew A - Burk, laborer Durance street
John Dowling, bricklayer South above 18th •
James Terry, laborer, 17th below Morisco°
0.1. Nan, dealer, Ward at
Daniel Kane, laborer 17th below Shipper
M Flaherty, 'away Webb above t &theatre
rained Leech, inspector Ward above Prime
p a t rick Meagher, laborer Smith above 18th
James McHenry, polisher 18th below Shippers
Samuel Sheets, gaseitter Sack lane
Jamey Sample, laborer South below 18th
John Wallace, weaver 17th below Shippers
Eighth DivisiOlt.
James Brawn, bricklayer Dickerson above Bth
J N Bischoff, cooper Pa/lynch road above Reed st
E Davie, laborer 9th and Fisher eta
John Gamey, mudener 10th below Reed
Phtilp lir lig, cardwif ner Pan store Reed
Henry Hammy, laborer Charles and Dickerson eta
&What Larkins, carter King below Paisyttok road
And. ear Lumley, basket maker fhb below Wharton
Wm Marker, laborer &lard above 7th
P atk Monlhao, laborer Morris above
Toot Prentice, innkeeper 7th end Wharton
J A Busse% cordwalner, 9th above Federal
O W 0 Schrader, engineer King below 10th
Slevin, polkq Eighth and State its
Wm Stinson, laborer Marla below Ricketier
N Tharp, cordwalner 7th below Wharton
0 W Widen, painter Leonard above Bth
Ninth, Division.
Ja axe Dogorgee, innkeeper. Perry reed and Christian
tl ti elanfiner, U 9 Arsenal
1' Panting, laborer Prime below Ferry road
LAMB IGu4, taborer loath above 19th at
Mina Division.
T A ILicoket, muticlan 12th below Washington
J 101.4 Carter, lab,rer 12th below Washington
Jahn Douglass, laborer 13th above Federal
A 14" Graham, engraver 12th below Washington
Dant, Dili, laborer Federal above 12th
J thn Garvey, laborer 19th above Federal
David Henry, baker 13th above Fed•rnl
J cue; Hunt, innkeeper 13th above Federal
Mows Lawthere, laborer 13th below Federal
J. La Leatherman, wheelwright 13th and Wharton
(Reales Meagher, carpenter 12th below Washington
It b •rt Startle, cordwainer 12th below Washington
Janine bleAlveny, laborer 13th above Federal
Jeans EtcDoettLeordwainer Anita bet 11th and 12th
Henry McCarty. weaver 18th above Federal
Can O aiedisughlin, laborer 13th above Federal
A (twee.", laborer 13th above Federal
rboruton weaver 13th below Federal
Francis Toner, laborer 13th below Federal
C Cordwainer 13th below Wharton
o Werner, varnisher, 12th below Waablogron
111E1 , 4 Willis, car, dwalner, 12th below Washington
J U Wiley, laborer 12th below Waahington
BFOOND WAND.
I.ra Dirtsitm.
Petri* Fletley, cordwatuer, 2 Bump at
rimutty Commo, laborer, Front and Prime
Thomas Rowan. laborer, 21 Federal at
CL003311 Marian, laborer, Prima below Front
Jame. Kelly, laborer, Church and Waahloston
Jahn McFadden, boiler maker, Front anti Prima
Wm Murray, laborer, China below dad
Philip Miter, seaman, 9 Prime
Patrick Devine, laborer, 1102 Front
ra rkk teMady, laborer, 23 Bedend
John McCue, titterer, 133 John at
nrptirre Uelteurelder, tailor, 9 Prime
Michael McCormick, aupertetendent, ,rout and Wharton
Ftauklln L Stebbins, moulder, Keefe and Front
Jauti Murphey, rope maker, Front above Prime
&rued Kevanaugh, carter, Front and Prime
Ddniol tdah,rn, moulder, Wheat above Wharton
Wm Severna, messenger, Front and Federal
John Derrickion, clerk, Marion above Front
John J Barr, clerk, Front and Wharton •
John Barnes, engineer, Frout and Marloll
Jar 8 Webb, carpenter, 212 Federal
laugh Barr, Innkeeper, Front and Wharton
Second Division.
Joseph J Cohen, 'tattooer, 4th and Chriltisn at
Ileury Kelly, ship carpenter, Church
John Grantees, cordwalner, Wilson above Church
Charles H Pink, cordwainer, John 'hero Front
Charles O'Neil, laborer, Church and Prime
Kdw O'Neil, laborer, Church and Prime
Thomas Oft horde, laborer, 473 Froot abase Obrialan
Janes Kelley, laborer, Church ab Wastlagton
Andrew Doubler, plumber, 3 Beakless
Simon Baker, mechielet,Swanron below Christian
James Florence, antennae, Swanson ab Washington
Nicholas Nolan, w sawyer, 938 Front below John
David Boar, rigger, 2nd above Mary
Henry Brown, cater, Swanson above Washington
Patrick Leahy, laborer, 5 Higgins et bet John
Benjamin Ocelot, marleer,433 Wharton
Jobe hi Jolter, wheelwright, 943 Front st
Chas N Tither, laborer, Church below Christhur
tem i.seria, seaman, 20 Mary at
elopes Keen, eager make., 110 Mandl= it
Joe A Jones, dealer, find above Washington
Third Dernsion.
Alfred Taylor, carpenter, 1123 Third above Federal
Herrman Bolling, blacksmith, Second above Wharton
Kuhr C McKineey, carpenter, 323 Clerk st
enamel T Griffeth, boot Otter, 328 Oath et
Benjamin D BeKioiey, ship carpenter, 326 Clark It
Wen Jostle, whip maker, Jefferson sr and Washingtots et
Chas strain, laborer. Berate et
Athol W Hand, clerk, Marshall above Third st
Con , ,tanftne Dougherty, clerk, Clark at above Third
Henry Bak, cordweiner, Jefferson av below Ilarkit
Francis TIESMOnS, tailor. 821 Clark it
James Murat, laborer, 319 Clark at
Janes Hillee, mOulder,3l/ Wharton et
Wm H Blickshaler, PUNA Maker, Carpenter 'eh Thud
Daniel Motored, gateman. 803
Division.Weehington above Thies
Para
Joe Smith, rigger, Marriott et above Fifth
George 11 Guyer ' corderainer, 918 Lewis at
William Dennisto r n, carpenter, Third and Christian
Thomas J McCann, gamut. 4.27 Marriott at
Wm O'Brian. laborer, Marriott bet Fourth and Fifth
Edmond O'Brien, laborer. Marriott bet Fourth and PM
Edward Lynch, carter, Third below Christian
Samuel Norris, upholsterer 902 Jefferson av
John CeNeit. drannan, Christian above Fourth
Nathaniel .7 Cane, printer, 839 Median at
Adam Weber, teller, 2 19 Madison et
Geo 11 Thompson, skip carpenter, 920 Christian
Rohs Parser, salesman cot Fourth and Prime
Felix Mulholland, skin dresser, Marriott above Fourth
Ohm F Pharee. pear, Second and Obsteti.n
William Rica jr, ship carpenter, Tyler woes of Fisher
John Morrie, wanton, Fourth aims carpenter
David WWI, blacksmith, 413 Obsietian One Fourth
Joseph Boil, rigger, 217 Median
.1 K Dougherty, enthrals mkr, S Y cor sth and Marriott
Archibald Little, clerk. Filth and Marriott
FtfUs Division.
John Lyons, cordwelner, Pssayunk rd bet Prime
Jacob Flusher, cordwainer, Pasayeek sd bat Prima
Daniel McCarty, cordwaiaer, 1161 Ferwarnk rd
Arthur McDade, laborer, 1160 Eighth above federal
Thomas Bain, liquor dealer. Eighth and Plover
floury Peters, indimsker, 609 Pedant et
Roderick hi Crawford, rordw. 1153 Paeaynnk rd
Hash Duffy, laborer, 710 Little Washinaton at
!Edward Sproeuer, cabinet maker, 813 Federal
Lewis Weaemeyer. boot maker, 140 Plover at
Arthur Flood,lanitor, Pusyunk b bet Prime
Jamb Damson, gentlemen, Chariot above Federal
Hirem McGrath, cordw, Pasayank rd bed Washington
Wm Wilkins, cordwelner, 1129 Eighth bet Wallington
James Feral, laborer, Plover bet seventh and Staab
Jag J Frazier, carpenter, Plover bet Seventh and Eighth
Jar Whitehead, cordwalner, 1130 Pitch above Federal
Patrick Martin, laborer, Prime bet Eighth and Ninth
Sixth
John Kelly, butcher. 1014 Fourth below Carpenter
Patrick Houghson. machinist, Christian bet fah and Bth
Win Pink, cooper, 529 Carpenter st
J o e limey, morocco dresser. Fifth below Carpenter
Jai Boblnion, gentleman, Marriott teal Fifth
Wm Kerlin, primer, 12 Mechanic at
Nm B Wooldridge, printer, 1000 Parker at
Anthony ffi Nage, plumber, 423 Sixth et
ltobt CTittemay jr, jeweller, 421 Sixth et
Henry Mulholland, lumber counter, 1008 Newton at
George'sl Crep, tin plate worker, 1020 4th red Carpenter
Fronds F It het to, =dealt:ler, 4th above Washington
R 0 Edwards, ctetk, 1018 Fourth at bet Carpenter
Sentetit Derision.
Prates M Shinn, cordwalaer, Etalowell at
James 0 Kelly, carpenter, Sixth below (Arieltan
Bernard Derma, ts,,d liter, 927 Seventh st
John McKenna, laborer, Eighth a n d Carpenter
Philip Riley, laborer, Ringold
George Gibbona blac ksmith. iffervictthalPseeyrodr. rd
Paul U '
Adams,
tinsmith, 633 Haloweli vt
Edward German, stone tatter, Eighth bel Blar.iott
ch u b,. Burlingame, planer, Peasystak tel tad Mani-
Nymer Smith, engraver, 7th and Carpenter '
John J Stinger, tailor, Render &es
James MoOtemon, laborer, 622 pan{
John J flinger, stone water Render plats
John Dann, gentleman, Weebtfttort above 6th
Michael EfeColdrick, printer, Melon et
James Gallagher, porter 714 Carpenter above 7th
John Donnellylacksmith, Marriott below 7th
Tbomas Gallag her,li laborer, 720 Carpenter et
Was Buret, tarter, 602 Christian above 6th
Jolson idWuen, painter, 6th below Carpenter
Philip Gelehemer, laborer ' 735 Carpenter et
Edward !Realm, laborer,73s Carpenter et
Samuel bloPetridge, eordwainer, Carpenter below 7th
leio , Ath DAIWA'S.
Wm Frick2r, revenue want, Federal below Mb
Oeo W Clark, career Redwood above eb
Win Bl.ckbura, cordiraber Pasqua k rd sod federal
Richert! Days% moulder Wharton above 6th
rote e lr.
r *link Mclayead, t•AA-.• 1 A
Tt cm, s .2 Choate, ptint-r YLI4 ic ;or Frlet ai
John T Eras., printer, 1.111C•11 le., w Erdersl
James D Daniels, W ti maker 414 kada, eel
Charles Caroller, cabinet soaker, Sad Batiwcod at
Win A Mende, silver smith 401 Redwood et
Wm A heal. Jr, cloth Wharton eh TO 4th
Sulben Hamilton, cordwainer 720 Federal below Silo
Julie W Roach, bookbinder 7113 Federal at
Ninth Dirision.
Joseph Whtloy . baggage muter Prime below 10th
Robert ''iuk.niriwoier 112510th below Prime
J lowa Fun, tailor 9th Lalow Auburn
Hurt, CrLan, weaver 11th L. 1 or Primo
Jan.° ileShea, gram cur Uth and Auburn
Thomas Ronny, laborer Little Washtngt - sn below 20th
Th. Mal Meßnight, moulder Oil, above Washington
James J Woods, atereoti ye Soisher 4:2 tenth 9th
Patrick Hughes, laborer 920 Anboru et
Patrice Halo, cattle. 824 Cementer et
Peter Ws esis, bricklayer 452 synth 9th st
James Hughes, go atlrmsn 615 Actium at
Themes McNulty, airman carvnier above 61h et
Thomas McNichol, meehluist Marriott above 6th
Carlos Broughton, moulder 5.17 SalL.l4, et
John Cooney. bricklayer 921 9th below Marriott
Richard Brady, porter 30 SoffAk at
Jonegh 31eGerriy, tailor Snffilk above
George Kroll, taltaman 924 Lo.r.h at
Anthony J Smith, gudiner Sib and Christian
Andrew Forbes, book binder Auburn !loose 91. b.
Michael Patton, clerk 917 Larch st
Edward Dougherty, bar tender cot nth and Christian
Patrick W Smith, gardener cir 6th and Chi - Pt/WI
Thos II S lib, salesman nor Sib and Christian
Juba Smith, laborer IMarrlot bet 6th and 9th
John Hearst, W C maker Auburn bet fliti and 10th
Tenth Dirieion,
Michael Barns, weaver Milt= below 10th
J.bn Cassidy, laborer 031 Little Washington it
James Savage, engineer I=l Cralsaisn it
Philip Smith, trap boiler Mcllrary at
31 cheat McGrath, bricklayer Milton above 11th
Elerenth Diaiaioa
Thomas Daly. weaver, Carpenter below 11th
Philip J Smith. police Agnes below Christian
James Smith, sargeent o f pollee, 19th below Christian
Patrick Muldoon, cordstainer Court above 10 h
Michael Casey, lobo.? Marg....efts bet flthar.cl lUitk
John Mcßride, Cup enter Milton above lath
TRIRD wen.
First Diritext.
pumas D Grover, carpenter, l 5 Chriallan at
Norris Ilendereou, chatter, below Qaten
James Bmlth, cordwainer, Deck at
Albert N Sergent, althhatalts. 45 Back at
John Town, sailmaker, Ill' Christian at
Jacob Weber, iron warier, 355 south and at
William 8 McGins, tobacdoutek 839 south Front at
Joseph D Grod, dealer, 829 Booth Front et
George H Toy. shipwright Frost air Christian
Thomas Ackland, mariner, 27 Beck st
James /flees, cooper, 41 Cltlietiall et
Napoleon Balm, warnither, 833 south Front
James llCOludll, DlTotaarr, Front at
Daniel Amines, shipwright, 839 smith Front at
CB Mr* instrument maker, i 7 euthetlabei st
Booth Eldridge, dealer, 121 Saki place
Second Dircricn.
George Oairger, restaurant 845 matt lad st
John Graham, Hotel keeps:Front and Oulitsrla•
Joseph Dixon, brloalayer Front and Canaria.
Nathaniel Shockley, shoemaker Front and Catharine
Henry Clark, printer, Front and Catharine
tiamittl Blyler eatimaker Domani coma
George W Drain. watennau 18)8 Bauman
William P lellott, 'minions maker 239 Christian
Thomas lat Ettiott, botcher 238 Chruman
William Kelley, lab.)rer :87 s Front at
Francis Standermst, tailor 259 QUten at
Heinrich Sehenenberg, taller 259 Queen at
Petrick Mullin, dram:nen Simpson' court
William To.mey iaboreilihd at
Rolm& Neville, porter Youngs place
Tina Pinto, tatter hick 112 tkiallUin6
Isaac Heyman t Molohler 845 s 2nd
William Kerwin, laborer back 21i Christian
Third Dizirion.
J 111306 King, printer 177 r 3rd
James Dawns ' , laborer, 227 Concord st
John Togher, superintendent 237 Concord
Bernard Kroger, cabinet maker 3rd and Germain
William Rowley, jeweler 807 a lad
John Warrington, ban fitter back 773 'Smut
Toomey Dennis, laborer Char. alloy
W Nord' Bettina, clerk 83 Wheelies
'Edward .1 Hurdle, coedwalner 757 a Bruit et
H e nry Morris, stereotyper . back 803 a 2nd
William Henderson, c.rdwilaer 70 • Brant at
John O'Cianner, laborer 373 s Pr i ma et
Jberria Dirisima
George W Stephenson, printer 312 Catharine
Samuel Adair, laborer Christian bit 6th
John M Bradley, tailor Mated Quinlan
James 8011, pen ter 34 Queen st
/ 4 a l Campbell, tailor 806 • 4th it
Robert Donnelly, laborer 541 Christian et
Charlet turd, gentlemen sth and Queen
Joseph Magee, bartender sth and Queen
'Edward Parts, ether smith Queen bell 6th
Henry G Pierce, tailor 524 Catharine it
II T Roche% music teacher 521 Queen it
Joseph Thorium, brass founder 3 Carberry court
1)06111 A Thompson, braes masher 15 Turner at
Rdwln Tress, carpenter, 310 Queen at
Samuel Bell, clerk 833 Queen it
Amoe Interline, salesman 818 s 3rd at
Samuel D Sobwarts, printer 816 W 0601030 et
H Gibson, sheedran maker 4.2 f Onstitlan
Ire B Ridgway, grocer 6th and Gerhart=
John Id Ridgway, grocer sth and Cittbarfne
A J Bowen, cabinet maker 418 Catherine et
Agestrui Hail, cabinet =korai& tn.barins at
Daniel McGrath, carpenter Turner et
0 W Myer., liquor dealer 410 Queen et
Charles 31 WM:UM clerk 407 tniristlan at
12110 Lomax, clerk 833 a Fourth it
Agnet Lammercy, inurement maker 7 Cobb it
George Higgins, watch case maker 506 Queen st
John V Jeffries, bettor falet s 3d it
Wait= Jelltioa, pilot 606 9 3d et
Michael O'Connor sboerasker Weenie°. and Catharine
Patrick Shields, carpenter 809 s 6th at
FORA
James McAleer, gent 416 German at
George Pblldie, dealer 417 Catherine st
Mark Low, watch case mated. 436 Harmony et
John Cnilin, tailor 764 a sth at
James Simpson, tobaocionist 4th and Catharine
Michael Kane, laborer liartMans court
. Clement Mark, shcemsker Gales mart
Olemout Clark Jr, watennen Gales court
.tern Friel, gasmen 703 Pasayunk mad
Pstrl:k Sloilletr, taller 418 German et
Slat/. Dieristra.
Thanes HAITISO9, laborer 6798 6th at
Jacob nuke], SID 6th and Catharine
Joey Morrie, brkidayer 626 a 6th at
Andrew Murphy, hatter Bth and Catharine
Timo.hy O'Leary, laborer 719 5 Bth at
Joeeph laborer 7th and Fitzwater
James bitterer 6th bel Tttruates
Robert Wright, blind seeker 779 a 6th at
Detail Smith, cordwaine• 779 a 6th at
Willful& Knox, laborer Adam and Clymer
N P Ktlpple, varnisher 606 Passigunk road
William Mathias, shoemaker Pasayunk road
Francis Disraeli, printer Wall at
George I, Dillon, tailor 726 Paseo - auk read
Richard Dillon, booltheller 733 Paaarink road
Charles Noble, laborer Clymer bet 6th
James McCartney, laborer Bth bet nrisetder
Seventh Division.
Adam agerly, gold boater 712 Chrigttan at
J"" talthPs, Printer 806 s 9th at
Jamb W Wilbelm, segar mate: 821 Christian et
James party, agent, 755 a 9th at
George W Schnitz, carpenter 9th sky Catharine
Thomas Swift, tailor Plover at
Mitcheed Connelly, butchar 724 Stewart 3
James Camptell, carter Hubbell at
Inv Cants, chaff painter Walt at
Peter Nalchner, tinsmith 8..4 a Bth at
John ki Johnson, cordwainer 729 Stewart at
itightit DinktUrt,
84 grad Moore, also smith Christian at
7 . 005.1511 Morgan, officer, 13th and Christian
Bernsrl O'Donnell, shoemaker 1240 lusaratar at
Charles if Montpomery, machinist 1333 Christian et
Welton Otley, Painter 1333 Christian st
Frauds Quinn, cordwatner Sbippen lane
Patritk Donahoe, printer Orange at
Dodd W Lithgrow, gas fitter Int Sates at
James Ruff, ehoemakar Fltrwater ab 12th
Michael J Thomas, otHeer Moore at
Michael &Mt, restaurant 75011th at
Peter Eamon, blacksmith Kates at
Haab Morley, hater Christian at
Francis O'Mara, rounder lift bed Pitrwate.r
Witham Linke, block cutter Oran ge o r
Chartta Owens, laborer 13th and Catharine
Ballot McKenna, grocer Prins and Catharine
VOURTH WARD.
Pird Diattke.
Jaraea Atanue7, ■tip lotus, OW Pent it
Yet rick Hut, *3lll, it AIRR`Ad
Hobert D Bayne, cabinet maker 99 Booth at
James Preen, innkeeper, front and Almond sta
Skomt Dirtriotts.
W Bartlett. agent, Aimotid
Charles B Bumbf, hatter, Vrt Front
James M Hahn, ship Joiner. 113 Sonata et
Philip Bonn, *agar maker, 1.311M0114
W Bonn, lamp maker, do do
John 3lcOarrin, rigger , Minoan It ebOre front
lid ward Bomb!, tailor, '702 Front at
John C Scheer, Jeweller, 102 Almond et
John .1 Bleats, tailor, 11 Vernon it
J H Douglass, stone cutter, 8 IV Front and ahippen eta
Richard Duckett, hatter. 114 South st
Wm day, silvans/331th. 111 Senate el
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Charles Tamme, tailor, 235 Shipper, et
Jolla Murphy, carpenter, Rupee, Place
Unmet Chew, tailor, 8 E cor Third and Shippen
Timothy Toomey, batter, 232 Monroe et
John Fnis, restaurant, Shippen it below 'Third
John Daboise, cord, 626 None et
L M Chaldean, reporter, Monroe st above George
Andrew Bather, aegsr &am. 620 George st
John Stevens, geld envier, 232 Shippen
John Thomas, laborer, 8 E Third a.,d Ehippan ate
Frederick Ludbriak, laborer, 710 George it
Edward Rusk, dealer, Kenny's Place
Gotlesb Weld, taller, 235 Bhippeu
Trawls Thole, tailor, 729 Third it
John T Winprew, cord, ea 1 Geor al
'Mirth .
Geo 11 Roberts, Jeweller, lihiPPen at above Third
Woe Johnson bar tender, 8 8 Play alley bet Fourth
Joseph T La, blacksmith, 303 Pine Alley
James Rementor Jr, plasterer, 6 =tett Place
Wm Medley, waterreart, Shippen at chore Third
Cornelia Butler, ship carpenter , Baippen st bet Fourth
Edward Murphy; painter, 19 Pine Alley
Irian Grant, restaurant. 333 Shippen st
J/ 11 6 6 6 Chri, Carlmater, 2 Side Pine Alley bal Fourth
Thomas Brawn, stone cotter, Etimeen it bed Fourth
Frederick Bloomer, laborer, Stanley at above Third
James Merman, waterman, Shippen st bel Fourth
Josoph‘litewart, moulder, Gore's court
Frederick Guterman, old 315 German at
Francis Joret, tinsmith 334 Stanley et
James Stocktey, cooper Bhippen it below Fourth
Thomas North, dealer 606 Ball alley
Wm Wallin, Dealer 608 Ball alley
Henry May, batter Lister's Piece
Wm Runt, dealer Pine alley bel Fourth et
Daniel Galhegher,taker 610 8 Third it N aids
Wm Simpson, ho ok binder 322 Pico alley
John Shay, cuter 8 It COO Fourth st and Pike alley
John McGhee waterman Shippen ,t Del Faun!:
yob s Zimmer, manufacturer 308 Shipp./
George Leper, cabinet maker 31l Getman it
Ebert Swain, umbrella maker Bhlppen at above Third
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Thomas tailor 61or.roe le ibOT9 Fourth
Edward Garvin, printer Molll'oo et above Fourth
James Eeenan,cord Charles et
Jams Conner, hatter 413 Monroe it
Edward McCann, driver Shipper, it tel Fifth
Samuel Scott, printer 623 Faaaaynok need
Robert Boon, bar tender 435 Gsrmor,
ThemaaJ Hughes, packer S W cor Fourth d Monros et
Georg* Williams, blackitnith 171 Shlppen et
Franklin Fplcer. clerk 171 Ehlepeu it
Theodore Payeter, carpenter 431 Germ= et
Isaac Rider, bock binder 424 6klrpen it
Sorth DirOram.
Jan 31eMnIllo, polies E side below Sbippen et
Thor IF Parker, bricklayer Prasperros alley
Thomas Stinson, Mira ShlPPth at &bore 81xth
Jobnpreoonuelly, dealer hpariord at
'Yam McCoy, cord 635 Shippen at
Edward Mullen, cord 626 Shippen It
Thomas Burton. wearer Spofford at
Robert Murry, laborer Spofford at
Hugh Doekerty, laborer Oriewold'a alley
Jar Morrow, laborer 512 Shippen at
Borlean, cord Prosperous alley
Innkeeper Baker at bet Fenner
Jahn Mulkey, dealer Dokerbel Pareuth
Robert Murry, laborer Spotiord et
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derecnjah Sheen, laborer 3-1 Bedford et
Thama Moran , 610 Seventh et
Jobn Mitchell. laborer 610 Seventh et
Edward McNulty, bar tender 810 Seventh et
Alex Serenaban, bricklayer e 45 Shippey
Michael McCormack, laborer 613 Re:Mu,' at
Henry Gordon, wearer, Bedfcrie at bet Eighth
DeAlel 'Bradley, dealer El 8 Iledtmd et
td d n McCabe, tinsmith 636 Shippers It
ty Sheila, cord 8 Rear Seventh and Bedtird eta
- *0 Davidson, dealer 241 Shipper, a
ek Staple, waierman Preytag's alley
Thomas Welsh, tailor 617 Seventh at
Lewin Kercher, baker 748 Shippers it
Thome Morell, botcher 723 Shipper/ et
James Knight, laborer Bedford at above Seventh
Patrick Daley. artier 719 Slitupen et
Daniel Neeirk, driver 838 South it -
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Gonad Gorllp, Inteldan 716 alpraz la
Laurence Seiple locksmith Eighth and ll.hislen stir
John Smith, laborer O'Berro must
George Brown, laborer Green's eauit
James &edgers, foamier Olistre court
Jame* Campbell, pluterer Shippers Intel Eighth
Wm Ellis, laborer, Phippen Place
George Reynolds, wearer 37 Piker et
Lewis Darer, grocer 8 1l: Eighth and Shipper, eta
Bohn Gsrity, dealer 714 hhappen et
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