- 4 5
4-1
r. "
V.s.V,:oo.4ltAttf IA 10 1 ,8
5
, li•s,llSicrhtladellshist NavvoNart-Milleir teethe
*',1‘ 4 1 6 Th
_u' Prles it 2 4
„ • , *n4.l
ether eyenitigl-yrespresalsk.nti an, entails
`;' Wain meeting of the fleMeiiiite-flolle'Plrglnt
,k When One of the 'hors, ,Dr. George W. •
liebinger, at the class Of trW'abill:and eloquent ,
' l7 • MdreaS, introducera4o,NeVof
' posting to tiovenduenOttir,preeriety_Lid , sepdtw
work to the Philadelthii , „Nnyy , To l l; • to volley,
the presslug,neeeWitles or our XUPellusileu'llug, lo,-
et whoa Are 0;1. Of -employ, , and lit
'extreme distress. t l fr 1i eitileated. that , there ate;
over 2,00 laborers wiWitlizit thO }list' I
District who could be emplOYeklnivieilageouldi t
to the ilaVeraillent 1 419. V ; 4
The
, H yropathies of the Deracortttio party are
alive to the win:o,od ,distresses of the-people,
audit is now a tdosi eiv#,tane moment'-t6-extendl
the hand of relief
poor, who are tinder our proteeting wing. •
This Cathy' dello V. 0 ,40104 0 i l9PP" b " ar't9 1
ba hudikar.; CM,
as :a cemetery. 'l'h,emartnet over trit hundred
and fi ft y hands there, while the same month
last year there ,were 1209. Untidefodr- laborers,
• ship carpenters, "JoirinrOmulkers sear makers 4
boat bailders, blaokshilths;hlooh Maker,a;gito-etir-,
riage makers, and plembeA ,end,.so,oho,4xx
. month were expended for-mere 'shirty most: el
whieh eltenbited among- - th,d
people of our district. • •I
During the last fear years theltillowing now work
has been completed it the Navy - Yard : The
steamer Wabash, the- pride of Philadelphia' Me... ,
ebonies and the navy the 4tenfEhr Sfinbriok;itew
almoet ready for sea, mid,,fouilight - shies,... TIM]
following vessels AWN' been' Seitl,here, 'for repair
'Steamers San Jacinto,
ranee; and Princeton ; the • sktepS-otmar•
St. Louis, Prible, , and %be jaruestown, now-on the
Pry Doob. Why is it we aienveatioked now 3 , Ist
VG/ not a most fitting tithe't'"oleo aff ottr'diOrri:•
meat yards and fife4griek:telho eidtine of
'
Would It not:h4ilifrentidnieve ; to Offer to the
ihousaadeof discreesjedrlaborevsand erialtanice WO,
are thrown out of employ by this general panic and I
banitraptoy the meana of predating sustenance for
their families during the aemingseasunnf *inter?
What are the poor to do? Unless 'some provision
be made for Mom, w,e mustexpeot the teustfentrul
menet when gaunt famine, rand: icy winter enter:
their households. - :• , W. 11,E. •
(
,ritAcy l v4ll4trfitiAltoylii'
poi' The Ilrescr.
In all'endden-Mvaletons' present, the
laboring elasies of our large elites stelae that and
moat severe +sufferers. Thousands of -persiins whose .
dipped depends' upon their:if/illy labor areoit'a
moment's notice, throwii orward."iii,d'
misery by the general sospetitliorti+f,
and work or all kinds:AMC of,thitiOcidlistmeliatt,
that presents itself to relieve: Gam- pooplens, by
purchase - wand communal oontliting-ahrunselves
thOse articles that ate inaliiifactured - -within Cur
rslires, particularly whereittil Can' he -had at AS tetr
a rate, and of as good gnat % 'lot theta itidiv'elbe',,
whet*. This plan not bnlyuidiatitutea it',!!Protryor ,. .
UM" to thitlaaanteutidisr;lnt Is really a most
practioable mode of illbriathig 7tlMAlstriss of W
great portion of our people Who desire the opporte•
pity of - earning their broad.: In' this connection
We would refer to the adyertisereent of the Foun , s
tabs Green Rolling Idills i lho'propriethis bf, *del"
are determined to make everyoffort theli
to keep their works in operistird, 104 fuinish,olo. l
Men with employment, during the , approa4bing win
tor. 2 We would farthr suggesiJo,capitaliste and,
property, i holders, that they too, , anity e ffect math
by making their various repßirs, alterations, I
.;.!to., at a tune when meichauios : moat, ?noir°,
BY THE Pn401.40g.:,
LETTER FAIN* ovi scow: : , ,
porrospondenee of The Preeo
Noir Tone, Oefobei-141414i6
. _
The utmost excitement pieVaLISII3 Walt otrectraTho
heavy failures of Saturday liner cast &greetgloom. over..
the business world of the city, and • every body :a Apps.'
hOnitillt of further dlaaster-Among mord:ante there it
• greet. dtcouragement. Some, ors thou..= strongly in
flTOref *14141112414% of specitkpaymente, tad others as
strentioidly ageinst" snob a 'roars,, It :LOOM that tho
AlbanYbatikerodelinaing strong eltorte to force the New
- • York city banho to stkep4, and that Governor Ring hat
elgeessed hiriKillingimps tooonvene an extra erasion of
the Legislattire.4lowahb,liowever, seem resolved to
resist ouysuc,lierernoirOed the following resolutions,
passedltht time ing at; the clearing house to-day, will
adorariliditiallng:- ":4- • ",-"..*-- :' - -- . .• - •
At a mooting. at e.- iistpx .ogicos, MN ,tb,, day, at
the cleartus - 16 6 / 4 rnbibic Tnestad • *lts! appointed
chairman eud: Seined' . Ga ll atin ' secratoay i: W on, on.
motion - the_ following • resointions - Warn ' unenlincitialy
' • ifiaStisieeqiiiti, dliiiittkaqui skieiti.kpier GM:
boob!' of this city tor exportation; and can be none at
present; but, orrtlio contrary, with .the present low
rate of exckinige,"affordlng is mat ettromeetrob to ten
per Ont. on its importation
,:t bore, must,be:,
_map*, M.
• Max of It fromlioxopo4.or:whather anybo dy here can
thew for Am .40S, Abe Inevitable laws at trade most be
obeyed-end' spec ie wilt. Pole*. ti?• l 4W,Priet,Of fireettlt:
demandr'rr`:i:ST•l''l'i , l'il'il ,, '"l' ter" . ,' ,' e ' ::`'
And 461i0 • - •''' - A - 11 4 wan di f or speci upon the hooka,
of this City i' -, .7lllo'lttioliix, iiti far as they-could Mile
froussistowacansaa„,hsve already been , met: . ~ r ~.:••
' " deri wheicas, Th4 , ..exehangeo - witty every part or
the country are in favor; 'orllow, Trait, emitting 4 Foy::
rout of sprite it,fOr the yieorucut ,of . delih s out'
the purchmat of wadi :"' ''," _.., • .-2 . , " "
" dud whireas„ . o* two lii - thr;3oOMl:MontblY receipt
• of. large aoceo la oya,ol4o GUT", Californie?,'Bent, 'hero
for the pill trordetrfa : 1, - - ''---' • .''' ' ' '•"' •
, t` - ,eriaVaafer-; 4 -11br.: Miller ititila; Tio:iaiiii; Is
rapid& fltabood‘colo in -the 'lntblto' eapcxidltrirri;emi
for tlibiri of tha ionbte itint:+h ''...-•'"?. r. ' "
..4milAttbereas, la this Dialohlthineoferfnitimil•
sod fiiiikiller ^ li ria :arinjoble tWierielin • the"
brake, and enable theu(go diffmk it thronghenflthe
manterfirtilli6Viala cf , efait4l4lorhihi4he .A4OO
crops Providence has given snore bountifully iliiii evert,'
easy'VbfOuilYsllO,MarkiliMMlBdinea way
circulgilaii , et. boirinmd ll isi tat -rosalaql,' , thi.latofinial•
exchengetseefdrod,'-00-*lreadd of .indlistrio lie hat •s u
raotkendker
irdplefineathnbOrnorri:les ern.. tolakor.ir'
"-Aluf•imi,riirisiilMllle , ,jedgmenrot.hhiri knetine6
tbetbeibitterthirpreierit e:Mt ehataele Whatever to
the secoMpllsbment of objects SO „desirable, utaroilt be
in seentriended and unnecessary claret which keeps
aB"` 2 t i e ffiica rr i a Vibt , g. 'iialgri * Kitl o- V e r.PJte:
opo.o-prlsteet tiraid :
, ThereforOp Refiatg, ,That the banks,of ihticitiot
New, rotk srodeteriuMediet 'MP furiardr and 'Mader, iiii
cirstrataleheite ykrforni heir duty// Wilke ititiiiity'ated ,
all its groat IntoroatskrthWmatitonkrideeti epode pay.
moats, and that all okkiiii of ihaT obaimualty should
sustain them in carrying out thou determination. • ~
GRasoired, Thatiallrekidgralatof this itseistimOstrork
for this 008%4 Ofiktheir.stoatricil* of lease tkla tio 4
sprirrx, : will there„ exist puy obstacle to sock an 0,1
00,0tUUM1,41.11 wi ll afford the necomary aOlat: Wolf
oresiel the'cimpo and oltedstOthe, present gentuerctek
disbar: welter ii Ilicia be.; mife,d: bg the:donimids of o
tawniest elk:re:X. f,Ei - E . E. , E .: s E - -E - . N ^.-:, .1 O'
.. 0 010bitr01 4 0 1 : • . 1, : 'I; 44E8404: biisiv=uux:,
• Tha 4sosetic,,-4410.01 ed,tO•asis4t,4 6 o33, ,IA 11 ea.
absoyirion tostgrod,n woes rinses , and has onl y,
filitteCqteit” . cp.wh; ~:i n s ta n t fo,ltewlpelli its, state,
lesegeeba i t - ..., a instant :. eios,ooo,Qoo l ,,
1.0010101t ...L.
~.L .' " EPi)CII,OS,OO; O.". 141 0 1 400 5 "t'
. 'pertitirwMii , 1.1, , t...NC e 1f c , -,-,«-: ern •„,.,,i fr e ...
ho eiserltetekollu d g 9, Old heillie e fb'fnifdrib'
ingtheirrleSaielki tie ,1 histitations Sir ;their,:
mash "relisor,i< 'aseopzoalotoa" :4 1 t 1 ,- . .4 1 . ievisti'ab
fautiblaip/an.,larkijhChain Tcopiaspk`dipirly of, wiles
condemn OW** . ,At ' l4O O :410:1 , 411114, liltkiie and
thithor, iniewhitrobat'fi to law neat. "-Crashes
ate kg4Frieffer riiWalles - iiia bud... di n of
be eimmtst setind:still, Among the di:slaters ottd•day;
:
are the fay re 1,. 9.3 , 51160 n 89
Co,; sWIFIA;Vaft, .6; . On.; et this ' ci ty; end troisso,
King, & Co., of lit. foam. - This is 'a bop Magnininfof
the week, and AIMS nreedicitaitemi,Vlth toe good Yee
000,4kkkit , 10 3 1.4 2 worse - 4111 'bolo* tha nett Wordage
The rerirlitt-igre:Stelogs :banks' lau almost ceased.
None of thOre MOM' flit:•thwiltistiiTiret Atlantic
Wit i ar ° 44._Vdo rld ite l egiilto P T . 4 . l4 l 'W t ,l4!
oituahap,Asai nom of sok:Gtornarchil haWk. Of.
ialinkr,,,, T- , -ibrollowawiik :to,dayllh•-•Joavortrool;
w, poi
..1014inte Otiilfioal oconagioq.. - offialtile tranalotkios
2 ~YULdsyiiikrai 40 lbws tsLre
-044 . I ' ,j'i-.l.otel.,_peyeatintal ,501.75;, total
f ' gagAttri Trine - airaelpkv at. the ces tam
IMO/ 101 r. 08110, 40. It: Mini 1121,00f-',, , ,-r0,_ ,,, -;.
hamap:mwidmaant,wear,clessings, , .llB,ol3,lll6.46 K bat.:
ductsplidtoordnisB9B,Bll•3l:. , 'I -, v:, ~ A ~,,,,,,,, , ~ 1. •-,.,
Tia“toWkirreartiot km:fallen trona one to six-per coati
on andtersont uf AtilkW Reading eloaeci•at 28x ;- Vie
at 4..lllieribr tiskstrilsit.frig i:Emaimui.: at 02i4•; Illitr
• '
tin and Book bland at 66' , and Naas York Central at
02,7g:illeetesekeetsnislotained flotarilay's prkes,swith:
the exespllopyCllrigloiseh, whiclifell 0 per rent... The.
mark:Mit Ism . .iiildWittly depacesed.,: •e,..i -,.. ', •.• • -,...• :- ri.:
, _, , AsitAtaTO. -.. • ...-,_, - ~ ; ‘,..
Asosss4hit +now ItrilOdOrets for both kiddik Mk!
of P0'04416,0 and Pearls et 18,16.1 Salaratua is gut. t
et 7o: • ,liliiir-in.''S 0.,/,'Ekting -
COttaiaMl/klndiz, are :ball and heavy-prices' are
supOoloal;" ,-- ~.1 VA:1„, ''..• Wag,- ' ...
Coatoo*Codigom . - nokiliid 'and doll.: Wows - unable:
to gnaw sellablorpotition. - -••••: ,- •‘. .
11snL4kra Motu_ fa numb Ittaii,toitinitqas 4illlit
limited..' 'by Cod aro;plomyr las .aos jugt and beery 1 4
itivattikr...4.4 , it........,4 lo w e r ,
- , -4ite lis:ricateeptill, , ring art n
- alai of 6001M18Ip - ,.1; 2,.0r51 8 larva Um iiat - Allo .60,6
80.0 aid ffi_re.opively.• Pickled herring have hold
to the aglitgt,ol 000 Ml* at yi., n. t: WO is fully, high,
onortellieserito'h, ' bat from "store command' more
mew !r, lamiltat las Murata languid i sod deproseed)
sales of TAO boxes in bond at gim „for scalded, end UM
Stritkcilkdi4Cfsir demand for' . `weofein• canal flout
and with liberal offortugg ;•,.liiklaslioldene, lower, and
all Oval , oncologist/toward solnerliataominal., Th e
sm. OD o,fi 4W **ll.nutoaltigoo444l4'
= $4 tirem'sw,ltat4 a n ti at. 'bold Or ,lsiat
-•- 415 1 100 , OM 160 - liiaraiiiilaro**; •
' oallitqai , lottoigidslls-1086 - *VW 'etioaltilui toi ..g , ,
asetiobsoi pi;• Adz 101brir o l to &oleo do.; ErtiGor :
~ fiteitt , Atop ;14 rot ottov .
tar /4111.1 9 suPP l 74:eorienektolo
•
gat.-K- : 1 ,0,0 4 W,Ff• A l 9 WI .0044 .99 for oaks:
in - 1 1. 1aeutia Ind f 4 nsio /mow?
'. militlaniias Alt'go tiaikti .4111 f .11.44 iwitaittweikirst
"*I . 1 0NV 4114 4 . :40.4/4A for n&fit-SQ.Md Ihreado
est ilt , t . fer;the belltigredOS. --,.K. , ;1 , , 'l' ~, -1
gr k _ ItiosiAsikt4,34tttoon;lSsioso,ltatiiit
~0 9 X1417, 1_ ,L a brAllt isles if amay,at 50,10,03,40,
- ao‘L,lstato, rq...Pe. , ,,* tf•Aloaikliripl,,, platinum,' gag,
. illtrafg,kligit-4 , 4 . 1i1:414 ,i .i ti . , ; 2ii i rt,i . .i:
g ot
4 4 1 4 . 4 14* 0,74 . .; Ws la% enatatoo4,:.:o o 4- 11 ,4:
~-Ffe arm 41,44 1. ", TWO -Seltireie 130 4ititi
il, , fOrtadSoutliern SAM 1 6 6 - A
p tos
• rot . 0 , 414 , 40 ,,, - -
.10 damaged do.; s,
roil:Mk, ~.-:, ,--,
,i4iraiiTlost , ZfivY 00441 4 el ' 1 8:4141'• bout'
44)44)* loaiar -o-- idea of Slate mad wrapaii t iiewislo.
Catip*ltifsoLli Tits AkaviOdc: he siotf flettab a it flikdri-'
'Mu- Air *oak Is reduced. ; . &lei of aa,nou btaiiebeld
: 1 5 :44, 4 ot o rt4Vllo rt #14,40,43iii
, inos. , - , -Alt ', *fin contiiiiitkiiiiiiiii‘iii; 41,446
, &bums 'of ~
4.liiiti:Adot,:#44iii,iliolli'Aegarted
as OutiOijil, k#4Mi" , ,' '; , ',. •".. ~. -.4 . *- ,-, s
If Awls' iiciadoitlititit(ieteiluil of:Ali
market' is 00f-llolallaoas, and ito ormiy'libl A Upoiiii: - .
010, 10 01 1kiewotswiusiogelotho - dribig.riapiStic
ot itiat
T Orr I 'm,, • ..4, iAt - vidokinnin out /410
........... 4144kiliiin9y#10 a* sairpticai
Otter, babtle • 1 4 0 o Aleegeibud,l39 reliable r
um' oitigbiallrffy la' Ilbb
otu, present tinsertiod. sto 0,7 of
_•., ''" '• istrkeifirlif ilia; tug Prici: ' tir ly;
`c,KI,"• , -", ' -.;4":' •..:.4 2.; . - ''l' i
e
Atixistds*4l4l4...4;4; PO*, if'ibil ' ii;4o POYV4I
i'vaAi — J944l 2 o3l at 040 5 4 *li opt oxittit* Sig; 1
mows* galore , of mess, , cash;'to- "y. 44 $22,00%P
~owirrsit.
_ _ -4.11'.:V3 if .4 . j.r,o: k. , “ - o_. , ~ i , o, I
Smut 1 / 1 311a . Ibe.datumullittrotakt‘maisc-,
tqc{ , oll o lrsi . ' 1 441.. - 147 , 110 , 1 6 0400,Anti e d.
r_o" . !`Ss. cites. Beef hams orgg,
A i ltg l it ' ltiffli:*/ "- 1
' aratueimidille for short ribbed in*llrif,t au, d
'good ohorildeniiiktbightl'ldikag i ljr:Orit ill •
•=-. ,•0189,A08108trillienefekhire . ...
~..1 °
--- SuAlsis I#ooll4hat am- Ailink 6 03c0 siseritsi 4
• '194,-1, , , , i --1 -- wil
- TITS MO
Plilr3ber; . Pg4, - Oetober 1 2;15G7;
stagnation or hileirMis tiOniia4Md circles still
'continues, and until the resnlkit Ahirjeg Wiya diseits
iihMs Is knOwn, end the stated guenotelmattem he New
:VOA undergoes BOMB decided it ly:hepelosi.to
oipeet any marked movement hi ,s4Ohli l of the,money
romtet here.
,
The New York papers ;appear to aryttelOte. nothing
hat n total suspension of 'neutti r .qiii . ttpir bAnke. TLe
Herald quotes the words iii:thei,Sleptitution on this
euhject, as follows:
The Legislature shall have no'poWer to pass any law
aanationlne. fn any manner, 'directly or Indirectly, the
suspensioupf specie paymente by any pone%association,
or corporation, laming bank note's Of any description.",
Bill-holders are epecialkiimiyiLleil fortnithO following
lause :
(1 , In ease of the insolvency of • any bank or banking
`Mtimilation the bill.holderii thereoVaball be entitled to
preference in payment over all' e tber oreditors of such
.bank or association." L.•
The Times matte out a thew by which it suppose's
'these constitutional enactments moils Wonted: :Rimy,
'remind us of a debating intiety.to which: we. oncebe
lolled, in which it was fashionable, when it became in
convenient, to vote to nonfood' the:, constitution."
ogre as the majority„of thn baplie pea that mispen
. sten must come, that instant the specie:standard la at an
end, One or two of the bank' nay board epode enough.
Ito pay all theirdeposits; but alter paying; they. and not
, the ether banks, will have to wind up, for weal of bbfl
-41 n:e9,. The proolamation!oCeoy ; King will follow, next
.tea convention of the Legislature; then the rietof sixes
;Mace months'forbearance.' The tvhole'reiriettyle
Midersitoridby the head. ofalinolitle'arparMea: The taut".
liios are not ignorant of it, sincetho confeterne of Thum
oleyiwith the Albany and Tfofgerttlereen.. There will
be no infringement of the 'COitatitutiOnil rights of the
bank-creditor; no legalization, of;atiSpension. The,
%hie, iu her sovereign forbearantei however, can, and
if need be, stay the pentltiee Of 'the aet, rut a pub-
I hecessity. The altemiatiOhinibt net te , be stalled
;,neet not be, with concert and mutual aid; to insure
'which, against the domineering spirit and disposition to
Vpaill, of a email minority, it roost lie , astralytooked to.,
majority bare only to'do tl elt ; whola duty pay
-to the last dollar, end, failing With can rely
uppgqa the Legislature' of the` State olblear,York forim—
Yuiallate relief."
-- In reference to the, embarrassed U'Ondilion l et the New,
York State bloverninent,: the IfeitiP 1/110
the: State Conatliutiort prohibited borrowing more
money, but In 18511 t was found that the canal could
r'n'ot'be enlarged nor the rime leelta
,bnilt „without 'bor-,
;filing several =Mona. The Constitution wai,amended,.
iaoas to permit the thwuredealohore of the Canal Putrid to
obtain three kinds of loans:';'
Ist, Niue millions , Of ,tlONitni,to complete' the'
eanals.
", ' Onefive - hondi'thonsanFl dollars to
- rit:d'eern canal revenaerCi;litiltiatii.'; "
St Loans, when nee teary,.to tiopply,deticiericies in
the; fund out of tritiOlt the Banal , debt and the interest
putt were ,••
tit; The last idiertleed Veil • to supply dellcienclea,
'11"inl the amount required:Was $500,000. tione of the
"bidli made were Noel to one
. huridred cents on the dol t
• lir; and ilitiiinirlese could he taken. The State is
thrUnfore m a mite of anspenakin;and is likulyto con.
Unite so until better times...awn upon ne. The ;anal
,anbtrgement most aoon , stop,, and• several- hundred
..ii , 'oektnen be aischargedlir
-lbe State Treasurer of North Carolina has sent word
by telegraph to this city. thatthe interest,on the State
-1;!-00e falling due on 'the Isic of 'January next will he
paid on demand in Italeighi - Ni (Lila tho currency of
AIM State, if desired .by - the' holders:' Tfiy -Courier ¢
41;ouiser says: Thhi "net . bit, satlqabtory to the
:''lmltholders of the State... , it. present it , coatis from 0 to
10 ,per cecltfi Wa': . Coheert North Caritas funde Into New
Yo k speciatinde;luid ihte tea loos to which few bond
holders will submit; especially, When. these con:pone are
rustle payable in New York; , according to the terior:of
thise securities.
-The export of specie fi . otii New YOric,:thil part week,
wee as follows :
Stair QuakorOityglarana,l3r; d; Am gold ;_. $80,000. 0 0
. ..„I,lSreviptudy reported • 32,771,872:89
0681, 1657 • • • • • • $32,840,872.80
he receipts aithe New, Xerklanstruzi limas°, and, the
•"(ielpts and pt,7946,44 the 6.6146.114 TreaSuty;dnring
I last week, were as toliowii -. • •
Custom Min; = 'Assistant - Treasurer's
5 Reeeipbf.• • • 116eeipt2.• • %Psynntits.
234,961.62 •• • .1161,876.24 8%0,829.95
, 1 6 32,321.14 - 228,808.67 1,668,18786
7 40,945.07: '• '200,521.97. 1107,802.79
a 8 47,849.04 • ' 155,802.09 282,957 .80
a 9 24,936.66 ••. 1 • 39,646.49' , • 10/4,615.08
'.10........ 30,109.96' .236,175.01. 300,774.09
D'rots!. 211,113 as 1,053,390 37
educt Receipts
Excees of Payments, • ' ' 1,657,711.45
racing the balance, in the Sub-Treasury to n little
i mdre than six mil ions.
Statement of imports of foreign merchandise, at Now
lttit, - for the week, Mil Sincelantiary let
Dry Goods • ' -
General merchandise....
11
Taal for the eveiti n
Prliviotualy
io)Ri'for year 188,242;672
The total valued ltitilici; loapOita,it.lioato4,,for the
meek ending October 18th;** follows:
t 1867 58 4 28,080
1856 a 417,457; `
' ... .
1 Increme .. ::: t ; . i'2.;'..: . '.;....... 260,071.
t he tOUOßittg are tkeTfig§tialiAtiltig , th e conditioTT,
of kite United States Treasary,, on the 80th flapteMbeT :
.6sionnt subject to draft - • = • • ' "814,805,04 C 50
; 4 • l ' 1 Reduction., L• . • ,;' ,' - : 1,255,041 71
Amount of receipte , :•.i. i e .....,.., . t .". if..,;;;' ' 43909 li
i'Velite:retterned,palel.....y. - ;;;: +..;;1•.„ - ..41,776,461 64
L 9 issued 1- • • ail.'. '..,•'.". - 41: - ..; . ;' , .;;;;i.' -1 18 0 8! 78 °' 88
''''' e amignees of the 11116615-Centier Railroad Cont.
p fs
y are Frederick SchnilMirdt, Joseph F. ,tglop,_l!o--
,th pL. Sturges; Edwird,oooper o 4...Nrstan,Perkins:
he Courier and VESiliirey says T'‘ , TP,was" rumored
[;th t the New York and ENSEalleoed 'Coransiti had Made
entaasignment. Thiele' - untru'o.-,:corperations,Osimmt,
'tither the New YorklewsOnake,as, ailfauseuts• ' They
''Oulst either pay promptly -o,i ' , g6 trito 'pie 'tiaras of:the
receiver forthwith, upon Gieapplicetbitl'ef any crediter,
ftie company yet hope sad !upset to ridge the requisite
funds to meat their m4pagenients.ot" . : • ,
Tice Newark .ddetrafslid ROtippty - ,Altig: , is The rti
fi To as to the egad . of, the tin* on the Morris Canal
Company, noticed yeaterdiiyoppear' to be, in come int.
latent feature', litearreut= 'A • private note from an
o car in the companYribie riarAiug,ustis the company
balm wisely, WI they thick , Poetioned 'ail improvement
offtheir works, but. have - not.dteckszied a single boat.
?San. The reduction utt to the ad lust. ie nearly 86,000,
as:compared with the tame; period list ; year , but the
auitmlit of looRpo; lo gearttar:thati in any year privions .
.tee:the last.
70 -day's quotations for ' specie, - payable in bankable
,luhde by Cronies & 00410)05 brokeei 40 south Third
ltieet, are as follow :"."- - -,' -i.: - ' -:''',, . • '
American &dollars, old, 5i..06.1. Auteilean tedellitia,
of ;1_.115; Mexican4ollarsi.oo ;.Roitth itatertean doblars
Lie 3 ; Spanish pillar dallari , l.ll . 4;; Fire , Francs' TOO;
a mum Crowns - A.1?)::i plivi ! cb. Oproiris 0 a4V; 'American
gold, old 1.1.2; - Sovereigne'6.o6',l; XX France a i :X
' °Sliders 420; X Thaws 5.26; Spanish Doubloon,,
16' . 50'; Patriot Doublminel6;4oT- Donato SAS.'
r n e ricau gold 0 0 7J(; 40ir Toik'exttoznge; for col
lepton, 660.
I IPHILADELPHIA: STOOK , EXCHANGE SALES,
Getalyar 'l2; 7057,.' • . '
,
. .
.Reported.6y 8.. lifigstlit Xr:; B thelS Broker,' No
I3Olt TWO ' ,ln T ut street.
t • , 1-II037.! 80.6:1s1)." , ' - •
260 City Oa 81,g 1 &Palma RR '' 33
, -aos •do .... st 43( •• 8 - 'do .... 33
;: - ` - 7(10 do .... 12X tl•,, do . - ..... 33
• 1 -'4300 do cub.. 'B2g. 4 .•,.'" d 0,...,. 82,4
4 400 Coiy 6s , 61. . „: 83 , 2 ',, • - do,, .:. 32N
'",•,,600 do 031. - .83 , ~, 10 Iforrisbusil2l7„.•,4s
'420 Oity BR 63 With.. 88-: 10: -do .., ~45 ,-
1060 do .... 83 ,.,4 i,-,,,' do ~.. 46
WO 17 Po .1111 63 ...... 45X' , 2 . , do ~ ... 46
10006(10 do 2dy5.,.. 46N •4', ,” do ,
„ .... 45 ,
•":_ • do 2d50.... 45Nd5
4000 ,do '55.:;....",46N, ,„6 , doo .... 4 ,
45
1000 " dO" '21,yd...:: 45N • 1 Morris Paitil,Pfd, 81
'lOOO do s6wrs,.. 951' 100 Reading RR 55... 14%.
-2590 Penns 6s ...... .. L 33, : 60, do cash.. ..;14,91
1.0 Penns lin. ... :. . .: 33-
'- I HI:TWAY:N . , BOARDS,
10:Penoa 1t11....-4 - • • .' ' a
.4 r BEOO/11/110d/ID. : '
'5OO 1.1 & A RR Oi- , 04. 64, - "4000 N I's aids " 14; ,4,5%
1000ity-61......„. ,'."- 82 - % ',..- 11 Rosdfog 1M 14N
100 do' "'. ' ...,'B2N ; ,-:, 20,-- do .„ ..' 14,1 i
1000 Soh Nsv6's '8 . 2.:81 - 3 " ' do" ... • 14 %
', ,' - do '72. ,1 66 -' ', =lO PeinsEtt 81%
" ' do 66:•-
1000 0117109 Os, PRA. 83. '. ,1 , do ~,,, • 31 %
0 00 Paws 6s. 83 , /0 ~do - b 3- 31
2 0 0 „2 do ': . „.-- 31
'I0?0 do .... ss ' -
-I: AFTER SO&RD”, ' ' - "
¢qR i4tuaHa...
t °Loan% Pnwitu34TvAD F. .„ -
Bid, Asktd.i, , • . ' 441. Atka.
08 64, IS. -.124 , L Beliyl liar Pratt 18 . 14 .
I
1 1 14 " 00 Fa% . 0 0 ' 11402105 & Rio i R ' 9 , . al.
do U... 82% 68' ~ dot otmort Vs 02 : •'65
4 = 49 X 4 w 94 ^ do ~,/ lo 2438.69.. ~ 50 ,
2 • 94 82% 00 :. Logglilgnd .c.: nlg , 8
1
i Ming R 14, 36 3- 116kg6urg - "'",..,,,,0'.. '.;, - 7-
I sl 9 80nd010.69 00
.., afrard,ll4ak...... 7x 8
- (do' 11343 , v44 70 80 Lehigh
,Zioo., ~, , , X .1
.: I Pgnms RR - 81 SI ,C Ut3on 05na1t..',.,. '. '.0 6 1 " 0
Ports 01011 00005 89 ' New (Ireek..''.',... -- 'I -
14gyimivesissoN 64 3 , Oats - "Obi:14:-. „ '•s
~.t_. • LATzii-IN.taillitiil.: ''"'
. ~.
aie Itenging RR 36 ;188 tkidiag Rh ' /536
.7,70 do 10, , i :-. - ( noses ... . . ~ ...1 60/ 6 % .
n ,
=l2="l
rout the Albany Bretiing StateemaiLl
Theretolids at tide water of Hobe; wheat, corn, and
larley, for the drat ',reek Cotober; in 188 f, find 1866,
• ye ken as follows : " - "- ' • • .
Emu', bbl. Wheat,'6o.- 'Corn, hu. milky, bu
31152. 11,098 394,718 374;494 • 92,188
Aor 29,129 87,124 " 116,001 - • 32,791
, , .••
- .Diatom', 18,103 Dee. 808,989 Dee. - 259,493 Deo. 69,977
ills aggregate or the reuelpta of the abut eartieles, SO
ilar, for the years 1013 /la 186 . 4 hive.been : •
Maur, bbl. ifl
, irat , ,
2 km, ' MY, Dar 'x
'1866 ' 857193 82U611 8,081,931 807,220
i/P 27 412 , 917bri1,605,511., - 657,900
• -----
Dee.... 244,618 4;830;878 ' : f, ' 408,882, 1.89,320
t _Seducing the wheat to there is adage leacy;ao far
ais alum equal to 1 119'891•blida 'flour. • •
I•
°kit-1e:
, ADitiiiputi:mokET 4: ','' `..
' MONDAY, °etcher 120-4:yen n ing .'..l7ree irides ' con-
,tinge dull, and elilefyiOder - Olmlted demand bath for'
foreign and domestio,wie, mid piled t!rtu put kinds ft.'
eor the buyersomrisgitothe 'mat t Atria racy of the
thormy market. The Wane top are the, only buyers
of Flour, at prices sari* from $412 2 6 upt Awls to $7.60
4jr bbl, including common ated.ling est We and lanky
firmilY Flour, the Ist* Of iirPoeitita Mts.: 'Shippers ere
dot of the market, and common anperflue - de dull at $626 i
4 bbl. There aro no buyers of Rye 111 lour or Corn
f e
eal, and the prices of, both, in' the absence of Wee,
about the same as lait,quoted, ofih ea t i i , d u n
selling
my In a small way at 11132141.18 fOr Mod", and 81.20:
?URA for mixed lottlvalid,Pritue" WM6,1.6 tart.. 1.4.
strictly prime patteht;:;liNkb 1616 . 40. 0 .0, 1 . 1:0:4) end held.
4bOvs the clews of rullltifi,; 04n le iriet Plenty! bat the
demand is only moderatefsuChbotal,6oo bus' , Yelkei
teve been sold 'at itiolda, alloak.oir.kits ere lower, and
boutll,ooo bus Ilmithertitertrirtme abld at 40439e;'101: -
.4awnse pc.ps lots sines at; atto3spldr iot'jr filr quality,
Ow. Aye Is ielritio — " t , i# bone adri,
rival: 'Of Quentin:hi lath theiiirtilitte are light, and no
Woe UV* hies roade`ptibibi 4,4 i, to, alter ileetettmk
bleb rowel at sd 6 loS,liiit'Aitalto : 'lk fiaddja
Procaio 4 and Proillibinii,Cor at e. stand, and
lerkos ob° o 7 , the seem as lad qua..COtt64l , ill in e itk ° l
Eoadltlon,wnd quetitleellikerthombral:Asede-.-
!scything - 40qt worthy of a rtiolghi. tyre learn 0,1; ee
Ilkeston - in the markeil 4 4Ar, - klokip.lo, idling
,slowly at 80* tof - 1 vi' ti„b ; tdOs 04.4 Ati
Qs. Ado,
imposigkiotte,
[Reported for The Press. -
WILMINGTON, N 0--Bohr DaVld Faust, Moslandor—,
BO bbls rosin DS Stallion & 0o; 141 do do 192 do spirits
'tOrpent(ne 0 K Dads & Co; 200 do do Martin & Mood.
later; 292 do do A Ifercin, Jr; 103 do do 260 do rolst
Cochran & Ruseell; 22+ bales yarn Kay & McDevitt.; ha
do sheeting Caldwell & English; 'do waste Jerieup
)doors; $ bags fruit Tuxtla & Showell; I bow mdao Dr
34:yne & Son; 493 bbla roman !Sargon 4eSeevex. ,• • •
CALAIS—Brig Valetta, Simms-700,000 laths< Noight
& Bell.
' EASTPORT --schr 2 A Palos, 'Sadler-1,000 Ws Soil
E A Bonder & 00.
SAILING OF TUE OCEAN STEAMERS:
FROM THE UNITED STATES.'
,
BlMAldlia , MK Mt Drt
Aral)l4. ..... :...New York Liverpool.;. , • Oct 14
Argo ....New York Bremen.. Oct 14
0 ot,Washington.NOw York ',lvory* Oct 16
Fulton - . New York Havre ' Oot 17
New York New York eitiegow 'Oct 11*
Mager& ' 'Boatou Liverpool Oet 21
Vanderbilt New York' IPtoton k navre.....oot 24
Kangaroo ' Now York Liverpool. ... 29
FROTiI
Fa EI YOR , U DAT
.... •
Tioruesia Hamburg New York Oct 1
Oda Winlarne.... Liverpool 0,260 ' Oct 8
Yenderbilt...Soutbanipton, New,York Oct 8
Min 'Liverpool New York ' Oct 8
Edinburg Glaagow' New York " Oct,' 3
North Star... Southampton New York ...'. -- .... .. Oct 7
Kangaroo Liverpool New York Oct" _7
Europa Liverpool lloaton . Oct 10
Baltic Liverpool 'New York 0ct,14
Persia ....... ..Liverpool , Now York Oct 11
Arno........iouthampton New York Oct 21
glaring ,Intelitsittre
PORT OF 1411LADELP111A., pc*: 13, 1531:
SUN RISES 8 25-BRN SETS 5
0 1(811 WATER ' 10 ge
Barque Oak, Ryder, 0 days from Boston, with Mee to
Twelle, Gamklll &
'Brig. Yelona, SiEn9, 5 days' from Calais with lumber,
to Knight. &
Brig Leta, Carmen, 10 days froth Cobb,as with Mae to
Twelle, Gestalt & Galvin; . ,
Behr Young America, Tuft, 2 days from Port Deposit,
With grain to Bewley, Wilson & Co.
Behr Lavinia Jane, Ketchum, 3 days from New York,
with mdse to To S Stetson & Co.
. . . .....
Schr A Tlrrell, Higgins, 5 days from Boston; In bal.
last to L Audenreld &
Behr J B Bleaker, Edwards, a days from New York,
with mine to captain.
_Behr Henry May, Watson, 5 days from Salem, In bal
last to N Sturtevant to 00.
• fiebr Triumph, Arils, days from , Dosion, in ballast
tb captain
.:fichr 'Harriet Ann, lilatengton,lo days from Lubec
with plaster to N A Bauder l Co ;
Schr Alvarado, Stanley, 18 dart from Calais, with
&o. to Twells; (UAW A Calvin. ;,
...
Scbr Rite, Hooper, 8 days from Salisbury, aid, - with
luMbor to captain.
Schr 9 A 'Hammond, Pains, 4 days from Roston, with
;Ow to captain.
Solar Victor, Sears, 0 days from Hallowell, Me, witb
Monett) P Comber, , . • .
dchr J 8 Stonebeek, Risley, from East Greenwich.
Odic Lady of the Ocean, Tibbetts, from New York. ,
Schr Woodruff Sims, Mason, fromDoston. ,
CLEARED.
Ste Delaware, Copes, New York, Jas Ailderdico.
, Ship John Patten, Patten, Savannah, B Baldwin A Co.
Brig Delaware, yitiold, Mayaguez, PR, 3 Mason & Co
Behr B Watson, - Robinson, Havana, John Mason & Co.
Behr Victor, Sears, Providence, Hayes, B,n,th & Co.
Bahr Mary' & Louisa, Steelman,—Pensacola, Tyler,
Stone A Co. ' ' , .
Bcbr Ifet4 Hay, Matson, Georgetown, DO, N gitnr
tevant & CO,
Behr J K Stonebeck, Risley, Bing Bing, Vandusen,
Norton & Co.
Lady or the Ocean, Tibbetts, Augusta, ;Auden
tell Jt. Co.
' Behr Ephraim '.to Anna, Dole, Charleston, SO, Jairue
Baker.
Steamer Farmer, Dennis, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
LOT, VILZORAPH,f
Correspondence of the Phtlade!phis Exchange.
OAFS ISLAND, Oct. 12, 4 69 Y is.
The weather is very foggy, vilfteli prevents my seeing
any vesaela that may be 'Ward or outward bound. Wind
light from ENE.
Yours, ka., TIM. B. HUMS.
UM:GRAPH.) ,
(Correspondence of The Press.)
Nonroig, Va, Oct. 12.
The echr J P 'Tolland, bound to New York, has put
into this port, with loss of sails, and other &maga,
The Rehr Black Squall, from Aleapndria for N fork,
put in here in distress, with masts gone, and othet
wage. The mate and one man were lost overhaul'.
New Yalta, October 12.
Arrived, ehip William Jarvis, from Leghorn. •.
Corregumdence of The Press. ,
. Mayne De Gain, Oct. 12.
Four boats left here this morning, laden' and con
eignedies follows:
T MeatNimieth, blooms to Perot dc liro; J I Pogardns,
Welber to Malone dc Taylor; Thos 11 liathmell, do. to
Trenton, Ndi /1 A. McConkey, pig iron to Wilmington,
DM.
2.041,107.82
7,083, 90 87
Bteamehip 11 B Beach, Ramsay, at Baltimore 11th
nat. from New York.
Steamship Kangaroo, Jeffrey, from New York, arrived
at Liverpool 29th nit •
•
Steamship Ken Within:M l from Portland, &c, at Li
verpool 28th ult.
Steamship Asia, from New York, arrived at Liverpool
27th ult.
Steamship Cahawba, Bullock, for IiAYIIII6 and New
Orleans, cleared at New York yesterday, , .
Steamship Jason, Britton, for Southampton and Nqw
York, sailed trout Bremen Tlth tilt.
Ship Tuscarora, Denim', hence, arrived at Lfterpool
Sith ult. • • •
2,359,00
189,883,677
• 1314 Orest of the Wave, Steele, from Foe Chow roe,
attired at °revenue', 27th ult.
- ship 7 If. Elliott, spencer, from Callao, arrived at
. .d.UtWerp 20th ult... :
• Ships Lorenzo; .Borodino, Juan Fernandez, and Dimes
„Davenport, from Callao, entered inward at. London
14th
Ship - Southern Cross, Manley, from Bombay, arrived
- at Liverpool alth
' ship Arracan, Wise, from Calcutta, arrived at Liver
pool 28th ult. ,
Ship DM°, Foster, from Elan Frandsen, entered out
, Ward at LAVerpoot 2rth ult.
• Ship 'l' II flollei Young, from..oallao, at QaeanatoWn
27th ult. .
Ship Amer'oho •Lsok, Collar, from Callao, at 0004
2Pth ult. . . ,
, .
'Ship Aramingo, Cassia, from Calcutta, June 2a, at N
York yeatenlay. , . ,
„Shfp Quebec, hence at New Orleans, experienced a se
ivere gale on the 24th ult. off Abaco; losttopasill and jib.
- Ship Iduscongus, Carter, from Liverpool, Sept 4, at:
Baltimore yesterday.
.' Ship Emma Jane, Jordan, for Cardiff and Oahu),
cleared at London 26th ult. .
Ship Lovanter, Peterson, from Valparaiso, at Queer*
town 24th ult.
Stit➢ Trottelltrd, roulkek, ha aca at DO:writ...2oth utt.
Ship John Bryant, Garduor, from risco, SA, arrived
at Savannah nth lint.
' Ship Geo West, Couch, (porn Liverpool, wen below N
.Orleord 6th innt.
; Duque May Queen, 7ohn4ota, from Demerara, tirrlred
at Daltimoie yesterday.
Marque Marra Kendall, Brock, for dardense. cleared
, at Mobile 6th Inst.
. Barque Achilles, Spedden, for Philadelphia, eutered
outward at Loudon 24th ult.'
,• Barque Burlington, Keene, frogs Loudon, at Shields
25th ult.
Barque Our Union, Kept, hence, via Oonstiutinople,
at Sebastopol Aug 23.
Barque John Welsh, Fader, hence,, arrived 64 Rio
Grande, Brazil Aog Yf. •
barque Weather gage, McKee; for Rio Janeiro, cleared
at New York yeaterday.
Barque 0 J Kerehaw, Pearce,from Liverpool for
Montreal, put back 28th ult, with low of fore yard.
Banque Mahlon 441111ameon, Houton for New York
sailed from liordeaut. 25th ult.
Brig PA. Lacoste, Pierce, from Rotterdam for Plat.
sielphia wan off Dungeneat 26th ult.
Sehr 'Rockingham, Talpey, from Picton, at Boehm
11th inst.
Bahr B N Fox, White, cleared at New York yesterday
for phtlevielphis.
• Behr Ocean Wave, Frank, hence arrived at Norfolk
10th Inst.
&kr El A Perkins, Sawyer, cleared at Now York 10th
inst. for Philadelohla.
- Behr Wm L Springs, Lippincott, hence, arrived at
Wilmington, 140 4th inst. On the 9 th , Wesley Norton
dm mate, a native of this city, died of consumption,
MARINZ MISOELLANY
London, Sept 29—Tbe Wilton, Morrie, from Jamaica,
in the river, reports that on the 80th Aug, lot 48 N, lon
56 W, she was in Vallision with the Catherine, of Tho
maston, from Cardiff for New York, which sunk in two
hours afterward, the crew saved themselves In ins
boats. The Wilton lost gunwale,
,etauncheons, Ito, and
had deck started, foreyard, fibboono, and bowsprit car
ried away, top aides damaged, &c.
Capt Ackley, of the brig .Eastern Star, at N Orleans,
reports having seen on the 23d ult, In lac 3215, long 70
30, a sehr of about 150 tons borthen, apparently new,
water logged and abandoned, with her foremost and
maintopmast gone and lying to windward, still attached
to the vessel by the rigging. The last four letters' of
her name were "ford."
/lEEE]
Arr at Quebec 6th inst. barque Lady Campbell, Pow
ers, Dublin; Enomango, Watson, Greenock; oche Na
tional, Fortin, from L'lslet, with materials from the
Steamship Canadian.- Oct Bth, ships Danzio, Shooter,
Gottenburg; Tomeganope, Poe, Glasgow; Allan, SitAr
thur, Port Glasgow. ' - '
Old 7th lost, ships Qaprouge, Spawn., Plymouth; Sir
Colin Oampbel), McNabb, Greenock; barque, Oalcutte„
Gooding, Dartmouth; Heury„Duncan,. Babcock, Poole;'
Bangalore, Hill, Fuwey; Cornet, lacehliverpool; NeW,
York Packet, Thompson, Liverpool; Honor, Christopher,
St Ives. Oct Btll, ships Agnes .Andorson, Heating
Kingstown; Delhia,Bopke,LondOn; Avon, Evans, Sloan
Sridge; barques Ernst August, Pretnerst, Hull; Bowes,
Ellwood, Workington. ,
Demerara, Sept 111-Izi pit, barques . Montezuma,
Hansel!, die; May Queen, Johnson, from Baltimore, do;
AIMS, (Br) for do lag; brigs Martha Post, Thompson,
from Norfolk, dim —, Sales, do dm Thom Trowbridge,
for Norfolk in 8 day*. . ,
ARRIVALS a THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS ,
i• • Up to 12 'o'eleek LatuNiglet.
•
GIRARD MOTEL—.Chestnut street, between Bth & 9th.
John Perry, Ya R B Knox, Va
J T Crowell , N JR J laterite, S 0
A Mauer, Pew York - Alfred Newton, England '
P. At Taylor, Staunton, Va ' Jos S Meredith, Ye
henry Tyson, Pa ' P Tyson, PA
J T Strotber Ga 'RR Raskin, Oa . •
013 Ross, 0' ' L Rusted Ai la, Brooklyn
Mrs W Montgomery, Conn L 118eswell, Jr, Ala
',lowa Webb, Alabama W o Brine, Miss
g Walker, Oa R E Wimberly, Oa
J P LE Culler, Oa 0 Snyder, N Y
R Burton-, N Y Miss Woodpelaware co
Rll Casstlly,& la, Ohio "Dr WII Lgvy, NY ,
J P Stanley, Tenn A V Wart, Tenn
'0 Odom, Headmen, km E J Walker, Tenn
tW Ifilranbery, Macon, Tenn E P Eimball,kiesiachusetts
•11 W Grey Alleslssippl 'Ciao It Taylor, Wheeling, •
I/ Id Morrie, New York • V J Taylor, Georgetown
II Bi ziadge; Georgetown N Thomas, rieorgettrwa. • '
13 Id Pond, New Orleans A Buckbard, 81ng Nog
Sand Whelpley, New York N S Pinney, II 0 S - •
Mrs Van Clure, New York Rufus Gellogr, Mass
W A Shepard, Now York J S Quip, Ne w YYork
3 Chandler, La Mr Lamle', Charleston"'
11 Davle, N Y W R Jackson, Dalt ,
0 11 , Dalton, Roston Tlt Courtenky, St Lords '
Dr hector, Reading P R Archer, Salem j _N J •'
IV Belden, Salem, ' RP Lowry and Ms Erie: Pit
Mrs II 0 Lowry, Philo, ' Mrs 8 Cameron, Itarrlsbuqr
All Warrord & la, Harriet% Miss id Cameron, Uarrisbg
I'" II Burns & lady, Coon Wm Webster, QM
U , Loake, Va W P Johnston,' Louisville
( x i , Murray & la, Jersey 0 Merwin and la, Chicago
Aig e nolk and lady , Mies J E Leruolne Yo
;.n.3 'Maw, Va ,
' wt ON ROTRIi--Areh street. above TkIM.
,I E m aro don, kiew York biro J 0 Banker, New Fork
0 M ,Roo, lowa 'Dr A name, T ort ' •
, j L e mel, Flemington, N 3 Mr Blake, Flemington; NJ
13 Bellonek, lifillstown,'N 3 Obis .4 Short; Md -
A B V volions, Fred , k USX- Jan W 191111 ams, Obba •
' tote Ts—.., Jim Lesley, Plttaburgb' Pa
il ain li i, toonker, rittaburgh W 3 Oarson, Balt '• - -
4" mh ,Nou tr. TA, Diolla liro.l.4wls, Po + i
'cle c , wi g , ' jut, yamaqua, Pa .3 IA Domgardnor, Salami, 0
, Wm Mo th
•-• J ohn Wilson, Sebill never , • ,
erington, Po tts R 0 Warner, Reading.
Ammm t N HOTEI-- . .Ohestnut, above Fifth,
P. Locke, Ya P Puss, Wars 3 4( /11'
'0 Wallington UAW Rieree, Bait ,
,J Dorsey, Phila NV Outlay', abaft co, Pa
P Roamer, , ;atiliani_Detllni 114
IW J Banker et • }lonises', N
ITS tevans, 'wo a d L 'heifer W Shnons, West York
!MOnes & 13, 4. ,J$ 11111etto,Noi '
8 8 Brown, West 01 1 , wtter J Prowl, West Chester ,
'Mrs Allen Tteadiu g AO Dail, Baltimore
W C A Ai Allen, New Yorko
Allen, New Yotk ;GUI
John R Williams, D W'Nonlinni New York e
A Reath k la, Indians . • C Jordan, B 4 torlbogt.4 4 i
/1 A Allen. New York ' WilkeVoro':/1 kr„ ..
' 0 Dawson, Newark, N 4 1 1e ,110, P1 Newark a
J Ximrson, Newark , II .1 IA akistriOokett'
PR s t z z I ttigSDAitiv berOßElt.vtg;!"lB6l.7-
MadVED
MEMORANDA
POIVEEIN PORTE.
11811011 ANT S, HOTEL—Fourth etreet s beleir Arch.
J Ring, N Y C Tarn4end,N Y
(3 A Hart, Newh'n, H Q „ Hooper Halt •
D UPdegrally, Lye , g co, Pa' • JO, Mpale,y, Pbilg ,
H W Applegate, Pa L Idertop 4 16, Harr, Pa
H B Root Baltimore trnanget, Bethlehem
Ur Elict,Thiladelphla . Pint & to, Ohio
W W Dialogue, Weatherly (Duo Y Duper, Hear Ye*. •
P Rtlargar & la, Scranton o,PLomnie &As, POP4I • I
Mrs 'Johnson, Springlietki T,O-Yost, PettatewP •
Jauob U Bela, Lanbaete' r
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race atrial, above Third
U k,Devatio, Reading J Patzinger. Northampton
S Weaver, Northampton co L ]dialer, Phmnixvlllo
J . N Nice, Soh Haven, Pa Smug Punk t Lewistown
N W Major, Leesport Jlialt, Selinsgrove, Pa
'n Groh, Lit's, Lane co Jos Sotheby, Mt Union, 0
'0 W Morgan, Pottsville Mrs Kipp slater, Wil
l! lainehart, Pottsville, • I ton, Pa
L Haase, Allentown MJ Ablo k la , Allentown
- Jai; Laird. Hughesville A 9 Cummings, 9 Gro v e
;lies Annie Rioter, S Dro v e Al Rioter, 8 Grove
A N Harvey, Ilarverrille Joe Wh,taker, Mt Clare •
- STATES liNtoti—jilsrket' street. , above Sixth.
labia Given, Ohio . , (leo 4 ,ItoUkip t liattliwor a
Robt J Jenkins, Illeirsvttle
' Lovell, liiirtlngtou
Waahiugton Ruts, Pa . , , 7 1i Ria.Palda, Pa
W H Camp*, I'a . , , , N Luling; Pa ,
J tleJunkto, btailoo,Pi . ; ; Blicora ) Balt
Wm Ridgway, Harliagiati,, .komea , 'Walton, Pia '
J'as Voitoo, Amity, Pa , 44,Suraero, Ohio
BLACK man HOTEL—ThIrg street, above Onliowhill.
/I Haldeman, Buck. co ' • Levl Eckel' Feculent co
Sassarniin, Sumneytoirn Bee Siegfried, Kutztown
ASt Ream, Doylestown J B Bothermel, Maiden
Ohs Lerhard, Becks co ' Oreek'
A, Fox, Schuylkill co • Limbach, Bending
Bechtel, Berke co , Henry Theresa, Franconia
,J L'Brumbach, Reading A Bogelandi Fenaterrille
J Burr Reading Stepheub Roads, Byherry
AMA Detty, Cleorgetown
MADISON 110119 E—Second street above Market.
B W Reynolds, Milton, Del 7olin Vi' Jump, Deli
W F Jones, Del N P Luit, Del
0 Ramon], Baltimore PlP{lip Reit-art, Norfolk,Va
James P Myers, Ind new B Rood, Obto ,
Jaeob Wilson, Obio " Ezra Labelle, Bt Louts
Isaac Jerome, Va Abraham Norman, VG
BLACK BEAR INN—i.ltih iindllerchntlt.
Afro S N WYnri, New Jersey , Miss Winn; Now 'Toney
W Bill, Delco:mg co .. Wm Lenin, Went Chester
W T Grout, Repo& Wso .1., Beatty, Dclompro tO
iS ilurford, ()linter co
Overial Notices.'
Buffalo Robes —lOO Bales Buffalo, Robes,
of the various qualities, Just received from Minnesota,
Alio s haudeome assortment of Fancy Robes of our own
manufacture, and for nolo wholes* and retail by
ORO. N. WOMRAVI, •
octl2-Imit 415 Arch Street.
,
Electing at thus Ontal,BEPPAill;ll,oAold'ol.lklpaideif aqt,
(12th Inst.,) at 7g o'clo& - 1. 1 ;:e ;'l-the ilseretary , s
Office, No. 144 S. Fourth attest, Pauttnal , a4andsuct)
Is particularly requested,
0010.2t*
Seamen , * Saving Fund Wee 203 'Walnut
'street, one door west of second street. fieceirog
posits in sums , of One Dollar and upwards, from all
classes of the community, and allo#s interest at the rate
of dye per cent. per annum.
Office open daily, from 9 until 6 *lock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 in the evening. President
tfrankihs Fell; Treasurer, Oharles 61,91ortie Secre
tary, James S. Pringle.
Tavastray Dszterstenr,
September 23,1887.
Notice le hereby given to the belders of gecko of the
United States that this Department Will pi rehase such
certificates as ahall be received here, duly assigned to
the United States, previous to the let day of Novem
ber next, at the rate's heretofore offereq andpedd, viz
/0 per cent. premium on the loan of 1842, •
do per cent. premium on loans of 1817 and and 1818,
0 per cent. premium on Texas indemnity 5 per cent•
stock, togelher with the, interest accrued in each race
from let July. , -
Certificates of stock Waived hero on and after the
let day of November, until farther riotteenhall be given,
will be purchased at the following rates, viz
8 per cent premium on the loan of 1842.
, 14 per oent, preininnt on the loans of 1847 end 1848,
and
rr cent, premium on Texas indemnity 6 per cent.,
with the accrued interest payable thereon, respectively.
Where certificates of stock, Inscribed and transfera
ble on the books of the Treasury, shall be received here,,
assigned to the llnited Mateo, between the let Decem
bar, when the transfer hooks Will be closed, end the lot
Of January, when the -half-yearly Interest Is payable,
the accrued interest for tho half-year 'must be expressly
Resigned to tbo 'United States by the stockholder, ai no
interest for the current beltiewe can be included in the
settlement, but the same wilr be payable by the Assist.
ant Treasurer on the interest soltedaleo, u heretofore.
In all cease the purchase be settled in rater
of the lawful holder of the stock, Who Shall assign it to
the United States hi the mode prescribed by the regale•
tiara of assignments of stock; and remittance will he
made of the amount by draft on the assistant trews,.
ems at Bolden, New York, or Philadelphia, et the op
tion of the party in whose favor the settlement shall be
made. One day's additional interest wilt be added from
the day of receipt here for the draft to be sent by mail.
HOWELL 001111,
'ettfilitf ' iieeretery or the Treasury.
Bower's Infant Cordial.,.—eff telt invaluable
Cordial Is prepaied from a Variety of themes! , choice and
efficient aromatics known in medicine; and is the most
perfect and reliable carminative extant for Infante and
,yOung children.
Ity its polVertal influence a speedy eine is effected in
'all cues of Chalk, windy pains ,and spaami. le ttarts
and mitigates math of shiliirtn's Angering duving,ddittf,-,.`
Hon or teething,. and by, Its soothing prosiarties ttad ,
.giillises pains of the bowels, looseness, vomiting; Ice.
The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
and km been used In thoasinde of NOS with the most
abundant sunsets! , Ito famlti, shOuldbe 'without It.
Prepared only b' •. Unlit A. Do wn,
- At hie Drag and Oberoleal'Eltore,
N. N. earner of 811th and Green eta., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders mast be addressed. „And for siqe
by Druggists generally. an 13.4 y
Saving Fund—Five Per Vent. linterent—Na
decal Safety Tract Company, In IPalifOr Street, south
west corner of VOID Street, Puihsiistruti. Aseeta
over WM MILLIda AMP a HALF or DOLLiaa f Invested
in neat. Etr•ra, IitOIYOI.OBa j OsOUND AUTO, and other
trot ohms securities, as required' by the charter. his
institution confines ifs business entirely to the tend.
ring or motley on deposit. ,
The office is open every day from 9 oielooh lathe
morning until 7 n'olook in the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday evenings until 0 o'clock,
Aintriain.
On the Ttb hut.. by Rev. 7. Gable, IV, ROADS,
M.D., to Mho RATE HAMILTON, all of Denville, Pe.
On tbetth fut., by Rev. W. W. Newell, of Syracuse,
GEORGE D. TODD, M. D , of Manlius dtatioo, to
ELIZA M., eldest daughter of Timothy Todd , Ens. of
Manlius, N, Y.
On the 11th May. by Alderman McGarry.Mr. lIENRY
B. CLARK to NUN ANNIE E. BARTLIgTT, both of
this city.
igeat46
Suddenly, on Saturday ,evening, the 10th inst., ELIAS
0. DEAL, eau of Daniell/eel, aged 20 years.
Ws mate friends and those of the family are respect
fully Melted to attend his funeral from his father?* re
sidence, No. 261 North Sixth street, below Vine,' this
(Tuesday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
On the 10th loot., DAVID sautes, lathe 124 year of
his age.
-
On the 10th inst., ANN DYSON, wife of John Dyson,
aged 62 years. .
On the 11th inst., Mr. WILLIAM BOLTON, In the
24th year of hie age.
[l7 'Nett Arch Sfreet Pretiliyterlarx Church
corner of EIGIITENNTIL greet.
The installation of the Rev. JONATHAN EDWARDS,
D. D., tie Pastor of the West Arch Street Church, will
take place THIS (Tuesday) EVEN/NO, at halfpast
coven o'clock . The Preabytery of Philadelphia has
appointed the Rev. lIENRY A BOARDMAN, D. D.,
the Rev. CIIARLES W. 8111ELDS, end the Rev. LEWIS
011EESESIAN, D. D., to officiate on that occaaion.
otl3-It* , •
jjY Nolice—Appents„--Clty ' Comm1111m:ore
Office. PHILdDeLPULt, October 11, M.
NOTICE IS lIEREBE o YEN , That tbe Commis
sioners will hear Appeal* by all persons rated for State
,end Municipal Tax, no the city of Philadelphia, for the
year 1858, for 9I several words of the said city, at their
,office, No.ll west wing OT thblitate house, (op Maim)
,on the following'daYS 4 betanien the boon of 10 ' pielcnk
A. if:and l'o , driek.P. , '
let and 2 1 Wards—On Monday, Octobor 19th, 1851,
&I 46 4th 4 , ~ Tuesday " 20th,
bth 6th " Wednes day, ,, Slat, "
7th " Bth " " Thursday, "
oloth «"
11th " 12th "
19th 14th " Tuesday, " 27th, "
16th "10th " • " Wednesday, " 28th,
17th " 18th " " Thursday, ‘• 29th, "
19th " 20th " Friday, " 30th„"
' 21st "224 " '" Monday', Nov. 2di '
23d "29th ••• " Toesdisir, •" • ad, -• "
The deeeuore of such wards as hat.e . notbeen impetheit
with Blank Notice' of Appalls are hereby notl9e4lo
call it the Oammlisionere , Office and pee*, the game,
GBORGE M. HILL, • , •
7AII2I3III.'LIDDIt, City Ntatalesloners.
JAMES 1,094 M, ocla-dtuo3
irr- Caution, to Voters.—Any Tlokit which
may be published• as the People's Ticket , ' is not
aanetioned.. by the 'LIQUOR DEALERS' ABBOOIA
TION,and is a fraud 'Upon voters..
HENRY 0. KUSE Y R , Liquor
. 7 .7 .A o hdp i , D . R m A A D ou ' in: Dealers Association:
LET Phlladelpkisoget. 8, 18167.—At the R u
les Stated fdeetlptof the LlQtrOlt DEALERS , dgßo
- bed Ms 'day, a resolution was adopted,
unanimoully, to withdraw :the Ticket known es the
" PROPLIVEI TIONIT," which was formed by tbt. Mad;
elation on thelst inst. The following named -gentle
men ware appointed a Commlitee to carry out tce In
tentkam a the 'meeting:' lien? 0. 310810
•
Brady, and I,lfidegulre. -
,TO#ll r. 0 , 801%8,
01,,,1 rt 4 1 , pre; gem. Liquor Dealars' desolation,
The above Committee hereby notify the members of
the" Liquhr Dealers' Aesociation, end the pubile,
that they have auspended the publication '
of the ticket
known as the " People's 'Rickey' and recommend that
all members of the Association, and their friends,
erase their own - Judgment end preferences in 'regard to
the candidates .of the severed political parties to be
voted for ou Tuesday next.
The Committee also notify all whom it may concern,
that any ticket published hereafter as a "People's
Ticket", Las not the sanCtion of the Liquor Dealers'
Association, or any connection therewith.
• HENRY O. MEESPIL
„ . • JAS. BRADY,
' • • • • .40111.111. iIfACWHE.
irr Notice to Vonslinessfbe tiffott
PAREIL,' , Captain GEORCIE FAULK, le 130 W Mitcham
log, under general penult, at Quota street wbstf. Con
signets will Flew attend to the receipt of their goods.
THOMAS 11101URDt3ON 1
0e9.6t 101 'Walnut street.
THE COPARTNER
OUIP- heretofore existing leitwenn • abe under
signed, under ,She omit) of E. W. CLARK & 00.,
this day dissolved by-onoat consent ; end either of the
partnere 18 authorised :to nee the name of the grin in
Hquidstion
EDWARD DODGIN, •
' TAY 000 K,
WARD mum,'
' cLARENot CLARK
Ootohti 18,1861.
COPARTNIBSUIP.
The underigined hari Ude day ageOciated*thernsidysi
under the, name of ZOWAR.WW.• CLARE & CO., tin
the traniabtlon of a genetil Banking; demeatic Tx.
change, end ComEalsolotibuiluees.
'IDWARD W. BLAU.
' " OLABENOK OLABK:
F. B. KIMBALL.
it
,PsuLAINILIMIA j Ootobor/11;1867. "- riondst,
EDWARD P. KELLY
LATH
. .
KELLY & 11 isornms,_
814 CHESTNUT, STREET, ABOVE EIGHT/1,-
1W now on hand a large assetttnent or OVERCOA.
MOS, CLOTHS. GASSIMERES, VEBTINOS, GLOVES,
SHIRTS, MORNING GOWNS &a, &c., or the best
iualltles and latest style.. Prires moderate for errdit,
ota for ear/.
The buslnes's or KELLY & 13110THER .MII be In
Mum attended to by E. P, KELLY or JOHN
DOHERTY, at No, 814 CHESTNUT street. oel3-tt
JOHN P. DOITERTi,
FORWISRLY WITII ILKLEY & BROTIIF.N,
• • • .
LATE 'WITH LUKENS, KELLY, & CO.,
TAILOR,
814 CHESTNUT STREET,' ABOVE ,EIGHTH,
Ma now with him the beet Toilers that are engaged
in the busbies/I in'this country.
001111.1/.1 nowt; formerly the leading tailor of this
city; M. Kayssa, formerly cutter for O. Roth A: Co.,
And tato Coat nail Vest cutter with Lukens, Kelly, &
CO the hest Pants and Vest cutter
tho Witted States, Air years cutter with Deplerrls,
under the Irving House, Broadway, and with Depterris
& Pettus, under the St. Nicholas hotel, Broadway.
The most unremitting attention paid to the wishes of
all who patronito the eStabliehment.
Tbe best of Clothes nude at moderate prices for
trrgit, low prices for cash: ocl3.tf
THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
FITY OF YIIILADBLVIIIA.
Estate of JAMES 11AIGILTON, deceased.
The Auditor appointed to audit, adjust, and settle the
*Wont of THOMAS CADWALADIIIt, Executor and
Trontoe of the last will and tont...eat or 341.11E8
butsTON, deceased, arising from that portion of the
estate belonging to *schedule 13 annexed to tho inden
ture of partition in said estate, dated January 20, 1849,
recorded in the office for recording deeds, kg., in Phila
delphia, in Deed Book G IV C, No. 1, page 497, and to
report distribution; and also, the 27th account (A) of
the said Thomas Oadwalader, Executor to Trustee afore
said, arising from that portion of the estate belonging
to lielhedule E, annexed to the indenture of partition
dated 11th day of June, 1852, recorded in Deed Book
No. page—and to report distribution, mill meet
the parties interested at his office. No. 128 WALNUT
Street, in the city of Ph/Me/phis, on SATURDAY,
QOTOBER 24th, 1007, at 1 P. M.
:0,e13.t0 thdesa.lit FRANCIS IYBARTON, Auditor.
IN 'THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
'FOR THE COUNTY OR PHILADELPHIA.
. . . .
The following Charter of Incorporation will be
granted by the Court on MONDAY, the Ith day of
DEMMER, A. D. 1807, at Jo O'clock A. Of., if no
sutileient rensoirbe shown to the contrary, to wit :
THE 1311(11tANT BENEFICIAL SOCIETY OF THE
'9l'Y AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
• odd 20 27* . -
fk - THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
OITY VIP PHILADELPHIA.
/bitate of watanst WALLACE COOK, deceased.
The Auditor appointed to audit, adjust , and nettle the
fourtho account of JOHN T, LEWIS, Administrator c
t: it. of WILLIAM WALLACE COOK, deceased, and to
report distribution, will moot the parties interested at
hle oittee, No. 528 WALNUT etreet,in the city of Phila
delphia, on SATURDAY, • OCTOBER 2.lth, 18.57, at
,L 2
B. otwravrtsT
ocl3-tu th&sa-5t FRANCIS WHARTON, Auditor
DRY GOODS NOTICE
In consequence or the unforeseen character of the
times,
JOAN KIEHL & SON
Have determined to oiler
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
For solo, without regard to cost.
Cash buyers will And it advantageous to call,
No. 015 CHESTNUT STREET, ABO VE
ocl3•d3t*
REDUCTION.
L. J. LEVY 4c CO.
Will continue to offer during pie week their entire es-
Soittnent of
()HOWE DRESS GOODE,
SILKS AND SHAWLS,
under the cost of importation.
CLOAKS AND EMBROIDERIES.
Just opened, several cases of Paris-made CLOAKS
AND EHDROIDERIES.
oe12•Iw ' No 424 CHESTNUT STREET.
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS.
NEW 0000 OPENED DAILY,
.7 G. MAXWELL & SON.
WHOLESALE AND DETAIL STORES
109 G CHESTNUT Street, four belowbelo Eleventh
And 318 S. SECOND St., Spruce.
EACTORIES.—Nos. 95 awl 97 GEORGE St , below
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near 'Union.
Ord era made at a few hours' notice. ae22-
PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS FOR 1858.
QUARTEMISTRA'a OFFION MAatde Coops,
Washington, October 10, MI.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at the office until TUESDAY, the loth of November
next, at 8 o'clock P. 11 , for furnishing Rations to the
United Stites Marine Coro, at the following stations,
Cor the year 1818,
Charlestown, Massachusetts; •
Portsmouth, New Manipshire ;
Brooklyn, Loud Island, New York ;
Philadelphia, Pennsylvarna;
Gosport, near Norfolk, Virginia;
IVarrington, Florida; and
Washington, Oistrict of Columbia,
Each ration to consist of one pound and a quarter of
fresh beef, or three.quartera of a pound of mess pork;
eighteen ounces of bread, made of beat superfine dour
or beat superfine flour, at the option of the Ooverrunentl,
and at the rate of six pounds of good coffee, twelve
pounds of beat New Orleans sugar, eight quarts of beat
white beans, four quarts of vinegar, two quarts of salt,
four pounds of good hard brown soap, and one•and-a
half pounds of good hard dipped tallow candles, to one
hundred rations.
The beef required shall be delivered on the order of
the commanding officer of each station, either in bulk
or by the tingle ration and shall carotid of the best
end most choice pieces of the carcase; AIM pork to be
No.l primp cocoa pork, and the groceries to be of the
beat quality of kinds named.= All subject to inspection.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by the
names of two sureties known to this office, or 'certified
to by some official pardon. To be endorsed " Proposals
for Rations for 1859," and addressed to the Quarter
master of the Marine Corps, Washington, D. 0. •
D. J. SUTHERLAND,
Quartermaster.
The paper publishing this adrertiaansent will send
the paper containing thofirst insertion to this office far
examination, accompanied by a duplicate account of the
expense, at the rate of 75 cents for 360 ems first inter
lieu and 37,1 i cents per 300 0111,1 for all subsequent M
eridians.
; The National Intelligencer, Star, and States. Wash
ington, D. 0.; Argus, Portland Ue ; Patriot, concord,
N. II.; Gazette, Portsmouth , N. U.; Post and Courier,
Boston, Ides§ • ,Bridgeport Farmer Coon ; Daily News
and Atha, Magle,Brooklyn, N. Y.; Argus. Penn.
sylvanien, and Prow; Philadelphia, Penn ; Patriot,
Harrisburg, Penn. ; • Republican, Baltlinote, Ud.; States
man and Argus Norfolk Pe ,• Democrat, Peusrola,
Fla ; Courier a n d °domino, New Orleans. ; • will
publish the above three times per week, omit Loth No
vember.
oc 13-tu lb and set t Nov 10
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
QvARTNIIMASTWEI °MON MARINE CORI'S,
IVas6logton, Sept. 17, 1357
, SEALRD PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until 3 o'clock, p. tu., on Thursday, the 224 October,
1857, for supplying the marine corps with the following
articles during the fiscal year ending 30th June, 1858,
600 to 800 uniform cape, complete.
1,000 to 2,000 marine pompoons
1,000 to 2,000 patent-leather stocks.
600 to 800 privates' uniform coats, complete, of
navy blue cloth, indigo dye—t o . be
theistically tested.
.60 to 100 sorgeants' uniform coats, (lame an
above.)
00 to 100 musicians' costa, purist cloth, cochineal
dye—to be chemically tented.
100 to 200 palm non-commissioned officers' epau
lettes.
600 to 800 pairs brass centre straps.
80 to 60 red wonted sashes,
1,000 to 2,000 pairs linen overalls.
2,000 to 2,000 linen shine.
2,600 to 3,000 palm brogans, Nos. 5 to 11.
500 to 80' marine blankets, (gray.)
600 to 800 knapsacks.
2,600 to 3,000 pairs woollen socke.
600 to 8011 marine fatigue caps, the cloth to be navy
blue, indigo dye, awl • chemically
• tested.
600 to 800 fatigue froOks.
1,000 to 1,600 flannel shirts.
600 to 1,000 pairs woollen overalls, blue kersoy.
600 to 1,000 woollen jackets, do.
100 to 600 watch or great coats, do.
600 to 1,000 pairs Canton flannel drawers
ap to 60 musicians , jackets, scarlet cloth, cochi
neal dye—to be chemically tested
Samples of tho above articles may be seen on appli
cation at this office, or at the office of the assistant
quartermaster marine corps, 189 Spruce street, Phila
delphia.
It Is to be understood that the accepted bidder Is to
take all material need for manufacturing coats, overalls,
An, on hand at the time of entering into contract, at
the contract prices thereof,
Bids willbe received lot the whole or in parts for the
mild., required, and it must be explicitly understood
that a critical inspection will be given all articles fur
nished an to fit and quality, and that articles which do
not come up to the sample will be rejected and thrown
ripen the bands of the contractor.
The quartermaster reserves to himself the right to
increase or diminish the quantity named above, es the
exigenciea or Interests of the service may demand.
Proposal , * to be addre'ssed to the liQuartermaater of the
Marine Corps," Washington, D. 0., and endorsed "Pro
posals for flupplies. , , ,
The papers publishing this advertleement 4111 send
the paper containing the first insertion to this office for
elualtaation, accompanied by a duplicate account of the
expense—at the rate of Y 6 cents for 300 emu tint laser
Men, and SIM cents per 800 eme for all subsequent in
sertions. solo-stuthto22
PROPOSALS FOR ERECTING THE CUSTOM ROME, &e., at Perth Amboy, New
TREASURE DEPARTMENT,
WitattiNOlON, September 21st, /My:
PROPOSALS Will he received at this Department until
the 26th day of November, A D. 1867, at 12 o'clock,
noon, for the construction of the Custom House, Post
O ffi ce and. Court Room, authorized to be erected at
PERTH AMBOY, New Jersey, according to the plane
and specifications prepared at thie
. Depytu o ient ; Bald
Fur o re different b ende r :l wthoeriTo4A ofibuilding,
ire separateusn
every cue accompany each bid, with' the amount of each
kind of work, and the total amount carried Oct. the
Department resorting the right to reject or accept the
proposide hereby Invited, or any part thereof, whoa it
deems the Interest of the United States require it; the
Department alas reserves the right to exclude the bids
of any person or persons whom there is Pet Mies to
believe will not faithfully perform the contracts, or
which they have attempted to obtain ,V indirection;
and all bids when there shall be patties in interest who
do not join In the bids, and all bids that upon Investiga
tion are below a fair price for the work.
Bids will not be received in gross, and no contract will
be awarded to a bidder unless details are furnished the
Department of the prices of the different kinds of work
and materials, which shall be subject to the revision
of the Department, so that it may adopt the whole or
part of the bid, Re the interest of the United States
may 'require.
Ninety per cent. of the amount of work done, and
materials delivered according to Contract price (said
amount to be ascertained by an estimate of an agent of
the Department appointed for that purposed will be
paid from tune to time at the work progresses; and ten
per cent. retained until the completion of the contract,
and the acceptance of the work, dec., by the agent
aforesaid; and be forfeited in the event of non-fulfilment
of contract.
. .
ig &I; ti
°entracte will be awarded only to master-bullders and
mechanics ; and the assignment thereof, except by con
sent of the - Beoretary of the Treasury, will be a forfeit
ore of the 111020.
Each proposal must "oeaceoinpanted by a written guar.
antes, signed by two responsible persons (certified to be
so by the United States ;District udge ,or attorney of
the said District), in the, sum of 58,000 for the whole
work, or of a proportionate amouot If any part, that
the bidder will, when required, If his proposal be
accepted, enter into a contract and bond, with‘proper
and mulSclont securities for its faithful performapee.
Worm of gond and Certificate required Vitt he fur-
Matted on application to the Department.
Plans, specification', • and working drawings will be
ready on the let of .144:member, wheulhey can be had on
application to the Department.
No bid mill be considered inaiss complies,
in all its details, Irish the requirements of this adver
tisement;
The proposals must be sent to this Department, ad
dressed to the Secretary of the Treasury, and plainly
endorsed "PROPOSALS POlt Thig PERTH AMBOY
CUSTOS. 110A8E," end will be opened at one o'clock
of the last day named for reeeiring the same.
110W0JLL 00138,
1021-thafetn.tnodA • . Secretary of the Tesaury
111crrliantr (I ailoro.
tegnl Notices
Tarp acrollo
proposals
Salm ba 'Auction.
I%JI THOMAS & SONS,
• Nos, 139 84410 SOUTH FOURTH STUNT,
(Formerly Nos, 07 and 69,)
REAL ESTATE, BTOORB, 40.
Public Sales et the rhiladelpltta Exchange every
Tuesday Evening.
[D- ihindbilk of each property issued separately, In
addition to which we put:11111h ou the Saturday previous
to each sale oho thousand catalogues to pamphlet form,
giving full descriptions of all the property to be sold on
the following Tuesday.
117 FURNITURE BALES AT TILE AUCTION
STORE every Thursday morning.
=EI
ID" We have a large amount of Real Rotate at Pri
vate Mile. Including every deacriptiou of City and
Country property. Printed Lints may be bad at the
Auctlou Store.
PRIVATE; SALE REGISTER.
II7" Real Estate entered on our Private Sale Re•
glitter, are advertised oectudonelly to our Public , Sate
Abstracts, (td which 1,060 copies are printed weekly,)
free of charge.
STOCKS, LOANS tke.
On Tuesday evening.
20th instant, at 1 o'clock, at the Philadelphia Es
change, will be sold without reserves, for account of
whom it may concern--
1123 shares Philadelphia and Pittston Coal Co.
$lOOO Coupon Bond CoMalta% Cowl &talon Company,
25 per cent. of the purchase money to be paid on each
of the above at the time of eale.
Also, 10 shares Philadelphia Mercantile Loan and
Building Association. $412 per abate paid.
b shares Ridgway Farm and Land CO. $2OO per share
Fold, for another account,
original shares of the flan Francisco Land Co., equal
to 100 new shares.
Also, 10 ehares Philadelphia Exchange.
6 shares American Academy of Music
Shares Philadelphia Library, Mercantile Library,
and Philadelphia Athenteum.
ELEVENTH FALL SALE, EOM OCTOBER
This sale will include—
Valuable Property, known as the Port Providence Axe
and Edge Tool Pectory, on the Schuylkill Genet, oppo
site Phcenixvillo
ELEGANT MODERN GESIDENCE, tf.c.
Elegant modern regldence awl oftices, N. W. corner of
Thirteenth anti Arch streets. 25 feet front on Arch
street,l2s feet on Thirteenth street.
Orphans' Court halo.
ESTATE OF DAVID LELIBIAN, DEO'D.
VALTIADLE REAL ESTATE
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' Valuable Real Estate, :R. John street, between (keep
end Coateß Streets—neveral melsoBges, dud lot 37 feel ,
8 inch.. trout.
BUSINEBS STAND
Three-story Brick Store nod Dwelling, N. W. corner
Eleventh and Christian streets. Sale absolute,
VALUABLE RESIDENCE_ AND LARGE LOT. 2ao
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Valuable brick resident_ ,e barn and stable, and large
lot. corner of Cherry and Waketiug streets!, tete borough
of Fraukford. It front% on three streets, nod is a very
desirable situation. '
FOUR BRICK DWELLINGS.
Tour three-story brick dwellings, 00 Ninth 'street end
0 linden street, between Willow and Noble streets,
LA C/11 AND VALLUDLE LOT,
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Largo and int/naafi, sot, occupied as a coal yard, east
aide Ninth dreg., north of Poplar, with railroad track,
office, &c.
DWELLING, POPLAR STREET.
Three•story Brick Dwelling, No. 816 Poplar street
between Fighth and Ninth streets.
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New three-story brick dwelling, No. .1.20 Brantford
Road, north Of Bedford street, with a three-story frame
dwelling In the rem,. . .
NEAT MODERN DWELLING.
A neat modern three-story brick dwelling with bark
buildings, No south Fifth street, below Washington,
t 2d Ward.)
'GROUND RENT.
SOO, Also, a Ground Rent of PO a Year.' on the Pro
perty at the N. E. comer of Putnam and Howard streets,
(late Kensington.) . . .
NEAT DWELLING
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Nest three-story brink dwelling, No. 410 O. Eleventh
street, below Pine street.
TWELFTH FALL SALE, 27TH OCTOBER.
Will include the following—
MODERN DWELLING.
Neat modern three-story Brick Dwelling, S. W. cor
ner of Twelfth and Citron streets, above Wa'taco street,
with a three4tory brick dwelling on Citron street.
PEREMPTORY BALE—FOUR VALUABLE LOTS—
BRICK DWELLING, STABLE AND GRAVEL-BED
—FIRST WARD.
Valuable lot S E corner Jefferson avenue or Afoye
mensing road and Moore street, and Crosby street.
Large and valuable lot N E corner JoSereon avenue,
Moore street, and Williamson street.
Large and valuable lot, with two-story brick dwelling
and frame stable, Moore street, adjoining the above,
and extending through to Williamson street. • •
Valuable lot and frame stable,Moore street, adjoining
the above. gale of the whole, absolute. Full particu
lars in handbills and plan.
HANDSOME MODERN REOrDENO.}I.
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Handsome residence With double back building, and
replete will all modern conveniences, No. 1347 Spring
Garden street. This is a very desirable residence, and
in a beautiful neighborhood.
FACTORY, STEAM ENGINE, be —Two and a ball
stoiy factory, steam engine, be., Twenty-first Ward,
(routing on Clearfield, Twenty-first street, and the Phila
delphia and Germantown railroad.
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING —Two-story brick
naessuage, S. IL corner Township Line road and Clear
field street, Twenty-first Ward.
VALUABLE LOT.—Valuable lot, N. E. corner Seven
teenth street and Woodpecker Lane.
TWO BRICK DWELLINGS—Two three-story brick
dwellings, Spring Garden 'treat, east of William street.
TIURTEENTII PALL SALE, 3d NOVEMBER
This sale will include
Orphans' Court Sale."
ESTATE OF WILLIAM A. BUDD. DEC'D.
THREE LARGE AND VALUABLE LOTS, AND TWO
nitICK DWELLINGS SEVENTH STREET, PRIME
STREET, AND PASSkUNK ROAD.
Valuable lot, N W corner Primeeind Seventh streets.
Valuable lot, fronting on Prime street, and on rillfl•
yank road.
Valuable lot, Passyttnk road.
Two throe.story brick dwellings, Seventh street, west
side, north of Prime street. They will be sold Dept,.
:stab.. See handbills and plan.
Also, by order of Orphans' Court
ESTATE OP JOHN FITZWATER, DECD.
OVER SIX ACRES OF GROUND WITH VALUABLE
STEAM SAW-MILL AND MACHINERY, LARGE
MANSION, THREE FRAME DWELLINGS, LARGE
WHARF, WITH A PRONE OP SOUR HUNDRED
FENT ON THE. RIVER DELAWARE AND - TA
CONY, TWENTIPTHIRD WARD:
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Same Estate—THßEE-STORE BRICK DWELLING.
Three-story brick dwelling, Nq. 266 North Fifth above
Noble street.
Same Estate—TWO BRICK DWELLINGS.
Also, Two brick dwellings, Ooion and Remover streets,
shove Prince street, Kensington.
FOURTEENTH FALL SALE-10TLI NOVEbIBER
Salo Nos In glad 140 Booth Fourth street.
SUPERIOR OERSIAN FLOWER ROOTS
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This l•lorning,
At 11 o'clock, at the Auction Store 2 cases Osman
Flower Roots, from R. Vandersehoot A Bons, Haarlem,
comprising Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, &c.
gale in Priam street.
NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
This blaming,
At 10 o'clock, at No. 039 Worthington. or Prime street,
below Seventh street, the neat parlor, dining-room,
chamber and kitchen furniture, of a lady deClining
housekeeping.
I ee' May be examined on morning of sale at eigbt
o'clock.
Bale No. 251 South Sixteenth street.
HOUSEHOLD tURNITUIIE.
On Wednesday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at No. 251 South Sixteenth street, third
door above Spruce street, the surplus furniture or a
lady declining housekeeping, comprising superior Eng
lish tapestry carpets, four light chandelier., India china,
tine china*, large book-cave, due hair mattress, feather
beds, store-room and kitchen utensil., large preserving
pan, rolls of new rag carpet, oil cloth, An ,
Sale Nog. 139 and 141 South Fourth Street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE ROSEWOOD PIANO
FOR'PE PREEMIE PLATE. MIRRORS, TAPESTRY
OARPETS, dec.
On Thursday Moulin},
At 9 o'olock, at the Auction Store, an extensive assort
ment of excellent second-hand furniture, rosewood
piano-forte, French plate mirrors, tapestry carpets,
from famines declining housekeeping.
PARHAM SEWING MAURINE.
Also, a Parham patent sewing machine in good order.
BALE OF A PRIVATE LIBRARY.
On Thursday evening,
October 15th, st the Auction Store will be sold s
valuably PRIVATE LIBRARY, comprising English awl
American editions of important sod interesting works
on various subjects.
Also, a number of bsautiful pictorial and illustrated
books.
Also, a very superiordouble Magic Lantern, with dis
solving views, cost upwards of 1150. For particulars
see catalogues and the books which will be ready for
examination the day previous to sale.
Salo No. 281 North Sixth street
SPLENDID gI3RNITURE, MANTEL AND PIER
MIRRORS, SUPERIOR PIANO, FINE VELVET
CARPETS, OIL PAINTINOS, dre.
On Friday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at No. 261 North Sixth street, below
Tine street, by catalogue, the entire elegant furniture
of a gentlemandeclining housekeeping, including a very
elegant rosewood piano, seven octaves, made by Sheer,
cost $900; pair large and elegant French plate mantel
mirrors, richly framed ; elegant pier mirrors, floe rose
wood drawing-room furniture. cruneon brocatelle covers,
elegant velvet carpets, flue oil painting, elegant dun
deliers, thuing-room furniture, patept extension caning
table, book-case, elegant walnut thenstatr furniture,
latest style ; plain chamber furniture,&cr, &e.
117" The cabinet furniture was made to order by
Moore ac Champion, hes been in use but a short time
and equal to new. '
*** Catalogues will be ready, and the furniture may
be examined the day previous to sale, from 11 to
o'clock.
TAMES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER
NO. 422 WALNUT STREET, above WORM. •
OARD-9ALE OP HOUSEHOLDVIIIINITURN-1111.2
117' We beg leave to inform the public that we bold
our regular weekly gin of Purnitiire OVery Tuesday, at
our SPACIOUS BALES ROOM, NO. 108 WALNUT
STREET, where every possible attention Is given to ob
tain the highest pHces for the goods of those who may
favor um 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 have their furniture CAREFULLY REMOVED TO
OUR SALES ROOM, WHERE THEY WILL REALIZE
DETTER PRICES FOR THEIR FURNITURE THAN
THEY CAN OBTAIN PROM ANY OP THE PORN/.
TUBE DEALERS OR ANY OTHER AUOTION STORE
IN THE CITY.
frr Persons layering us with consignments can rest
assured that their property will not be sacrificed.
I:13 Commissions more moderate than those charged
by any other Auction House in the city.
irr Consignments respectfully solicited.
ID' Sales paid Immediately after the goods are sold.
Sala at the Auction Stare
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NEAT NOU9EIIOLD PIIRNITURE, OARPETB, kO.
This Morning.
At 10 o'clock, will be sold at the Auction Store, the
neat household furniture of a lady, deceseed.
ELEGANT LARGE MANTEL MIRROR.
A leo, a large mantel mir
CO ror, In a rich frame, cast ma.
ROANS.
Also, 5 dozen morocco roans, for binders or shoe
makers.
TO PAINT.ENS AN OTHERS
EXTENSIVE SA GE OP A PRINTING OPTION, POWER
- PRESSES, TYPE, itici
- On Saturday Morning,
171 h of October, will be sold without reserve, In the
fourth story of the Bulletin Building, Third street below
Chestnut, the entire stock and fixtures of an extensive
printing office, cornprialng Adams power presses hydrau
lic proses, a large quantity of type, and everything fitted
for conducting an extensive book and job printing office.
tEr Toms cash.
0 RENT
It 7 A three-story Brick Dwelling, with two-story
brick back building. 195 North Ninth street, above
Wood street. Rent POO per annum. Apply at the Arm
Lion more.
AT PRIVATE SALE. • .
A drat•class Printing ONCe, with a good run of
ness, four printing grease, two Ruggles and one Adams.
Type and everything neeemstry for the business. Apply
at the Auction Store.
rpE ADVERTISEMENT DV AN AUC
TIONEER of a PRINTING OFFION FOR SALE,
In the Bulletin Bonding, has no connection with our
establishment,
ocl3 tf MOLATHMLAN BROTHERS
NOTICE.—GUY'S HOUSE, irk SKVERTIS
J.' &rest, above Chestnut, will be closed for a few
days, for Improvement end refurnishing. Will be re
opened inn style that will compare favorably with say
house In the Btate,
The choice old Brandies In custom-house, belonging
to the estate of 7alio Gny, Jr., have lien purchased
by the subscriber.
ocl2-d3t WK.
Dales bp. Uction.
WOLBERT & SCOTT, AUCTIONEERS,
431 OfIBSTNITT Street, oppoeite the Custom
Houle. between Youth and Fifth Steeds.
BALE AT atT l / 1 3 MOREL
NOTIOS.—We Invite special attention to the positive
sale of the entire contents of Guy's Motel to be held on
the premiere, 31 South Seventh street, on Wednesday
next, 13th hd., commencing at 10 o'clock precisely.
Included will be found the entire chamber furniture,
beds and bedding, carpeting, matting, mattresses, bol
sters and pillows, washatands. bedsteads, itc.
BALE AT fI UI•S EL, 31 South SEVIINTII Street.
On Wednesday, 14th lust,"
Commencing at 10 o'clock precisely, we will sell, On
the prom' ties, 31 South Seventh.street, by order of Mrs.
Sarah Mined, Adnimistratrit, the entire furniture,
barroom and kitchen articles, liquors, wines beds and
bedding, embracing the valuable contents of the hotel.
May be examined early on the morning of-sale,
ARLOR URNITURE.
, Also, Fedor P and recep F tion chairs piano, rocking
choir, ottoman,,
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centre-table, looking-use, coal stbve,
mantel ornamen ts, framed engravings, chandelier, cur
tains, piano•cover and Moot, le.c.
DINING-WWI FURNITURE, &c
Alm, Carpeting, arm-chairs, sofa, tables, sideboard,
pletarem, table-cl.tha, towels, nesters.
plates, table and tee. spoons, knives and forks, glass.
ware, coal store, &c,
RAR•R00)I
Also, Decanters, pitchers, clock, looking-glass, oil
paiotiogs, fire-proof Barr, cbarulellera, diabeq, lool6g
glaria, bar and &stares, &c
KITCIEEN.
Alm, The very complete and valuable kitchen men
ells and furniture.
Also, Dressing-bureaus, Yr.:Leh bedstead and bed, oil
paintings, carpeting, wash-stands, feather-beds, hair
mattresses, dressing-glaases.aearetary.
A 1.90, Several thousand Sue ilayana cigars, brandy,
wine, whiskey, claret, champagne, gin, /cc.
SPECIAL SALE OF FURS.
Thursday nett,
Itith inst , commencing at 10 o'clockpreciselY, we will
sell without reserve, a valuable consignment of furs,
made up in a stylish manner, for ladies' and gents' wear.
Included will be found, viz:
Ermine capes and cuffs to match, victorines ' neck
ties, gents' coat collars, ladies , French sable victorines
and cuizs to match, filch capes, foot moth, gents' gloves,
muffs, A c.
Also, One splendid Alyox sets, cost $125.
Mao, One do carriage cape and coda, cost 1115
Also, (lents' newest European style fur caps.
atalLau. MBE S.
Also, Twenty sleigh robes or grey fox, coon, and black
bear, Prairie well, fludman Bay Company bear, roety
mountain, et c
Also, Carriage mats. pelerinea, dcc ., comprising the
most elegant and valuable assortment of furs offered at
auction for a long period. Ladles and gentlemen of this
city and vicinity are respectfully invited to make exami
nations prior to sate.
EMDROIDERIES AND MILLINERY GOODS. ,
Thursday next,
In connection with eels of furs, Commencing, at say
11 o'clock, we will sell a valuable somignment French
and dcotch embroideries and millinery goods.
CASHMERE SHAWLS.
Abno, A liae elegaatly_racia.prluted cashmere shawls
LIQS.IERE. 0 LOVES,WOOL euißrs AND DRAWERS
Also, A line men's 6113 tromea's hosiery, gloves
lambs wool and merino sbirteand drawers, ridnkg van(
lets, buck gloves, Ac. . . .
SILVER-PLATED WARE
Aleo, An invoice beet quality silver•pleted ware, on
siating of rich tea sets, castors, table and tea eptootui
table tors, ate, . .
GERMANTOWN KNIT GOODS
Also, An IDTOie,f tierinantown knit goats, antis as
Shawls hosiery, hoods, pelerines, victorinea; wool
sleeves. Sc
FINE GOLD JEWELRY
Alio, An invoice Bee gold jewelry, consisting of
cameo pine, ear-drops, gold sets, sleeve buttons, shirt
studs, &c
The whole will be arranged for examination with cata
logues early on the morning of side.
PORTS-MONNAIES, HOAR-CASES, POCKET
BOOKS, &o.
In Thursday's sale will be found
-14 dozen pearl and leather port-monnales, velvet and
leather pocket-hooks, segar-cases, &C.
Al 0 SE S NA.TRANS, AUCTIONEER
IV AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 8. E. corner
SIXTH and RACE Street*.
AT PRIVATE RALE—GoId and silver patent lever,
',trine, English, Swiss, and /tenth watches, jewelry,
of every description, musical instruments, &c., &c.
AT PRIVATE BALE—Arranged on second door,
household furniture, of every description, beds, mat
tresses, carpeting, looking gleam, fancy articles, &e.,
&c., &c.
Out-door sales attended to personally by the Auction
eer Charges very low. Consignments of furniture.
clothing, jewelry. Stc , Acsolicited.
NATHAN'S PRINCIPAL LOAN OVIIOE,
S. E. Corner of Sixth and Race Streets,
Where money wilt be loaned on gold and silver plate
Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Clothing, Dry Goode,
Groceries, Segu h
e, ardware, Cutlery, Furniture, Bed
ding, horses, Vehicles, Hamra Stocks. and on all ar
ticles of value for any length of time agreed on, unmet'.
satisfactory and liberal terms than at any other estab.
Delmont (net) ' M. NATHAN'S,
NATHAN'S great sale of FORFEITED GOODS will
take place in a few days. Due notice will be given.
WEBB'S great sale of forfeited Watches, Jewelry,
Guns, Plato's, Musical Instruments, &c., will take place
shortly. Due notice will be given.
WEBB'S great sale of Dry Goods, Clothing, Bedding,
&e., being forfeited collaterals, will take place shortly.
Due notice will be given.
AMUEL NATHANS, AUCTIONEER,
and MONEY LOAN OP 7 / 1 0E, No, 112 South
TIIIRD Street, below Walnut, opposite( Pear at., only
eight doom, below the Exchange.
Bouts of bneinou from 7 o'clock, A. IL, until 10
o'clock in the evening.
Out-door sales, end salsa at the Auction Hone, at
tended upon the moat Bathtub:l7 terms.
OAVITAL WW,OOO.
Estabiishedfor tka lase Thirty Pears.
Advances made from one dollar to thousands on Die
monde, Silver Plate, Watches, Jewelry, Hardware, Mer
chandlso, Clothing, Furniture , Bedding, Olgarshlusical
Inetthmenta, Guns, Ilorsea, Ouriages, and Cicada of
every description.
AU goods can remain may length of time agreed
u All advances, from one hundred dollars and upwards
will be charged 2 per neut. per month 1 POO and over,
the lowest market rats_
This Store Home having a depth of 120 feet, Mislay
fire and thlef-proof vaults to store all valuables, and pri
vate watchmen for the premises; also, a heavy lam
ranee effected for the benefit of all ponsons having goody
advanced upon. '
N. B.—On account of having an unlimited capital,
this °nice is prepared to make advances on more satis
factory and accommodating terms than any other in
this city.
Mona) , advanced to the poor, in imall amounts, lath
out any charge.
AT PRIVATE BALE.
Gold Patent Lever and other Watches, Jewelry, and
Clothing will be sold at reduced prices. and-1j
JOAN BAYLIS, AUCTIONEER—No. 325
ARCH Street, between Third and Fourth Streets.
SALES EVERY EVENING, tit? o'clock,
Of Boot., Shoes, Hardware, Cutlery, Watches, Jew
elry, Hosiery, Whip., Trunks, Fancy Goods, Notions.
N. B —Oat-door sales attended to All goods sold at
the Auction House packed. ocl-1
GEORGE N. AUCTIONEER
VA N. E. corner of BAHBON an SOUTH &root'
above aecond.
E TWITS° &AIRS.
BAUR RYRRY SATURDAY IVRNING.
At 7 o'clock, at the Auction Store, of Hardware', Cu
lery, if auseiceepog Artialoo, Olottitug, Watiches, laws
ry, Fancy Articles, &a.
gtmubtinenta.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
E. A. MARSHALL Sole Lemma
Sint appearance in America of
SIGNORINA RAhIOS,
PRIX/ DONYd,
From her Majesty's Theatre, London,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING October 14,1857,
Will be presented Donlzettibt Comic Opera, In two acts,
entitled
LA PIOLIA DEL EEGGIMENTO
Harts 814norina llama.
Tonto Signor Driven.
Sergeant Signor Tagliaßco.
MAX MARETZEK, Musical Director and Conductor.
Yams or Ardstssios :—Parquette, Dress Circle, sod
Balcony, 51; Family Circle, 60 cents ; Amphitheatre,
26 cents
Tr The Box Office of the Academy is open from 9 A.
M to 5 P. M., for the securing of Reserred Seats and
Boxes, without extra charge.
Treasurer Ur T. Mcltirow.
The Opera will commence at 8 precisely.
[Er Carriages will let down beide South, and take up
heads North,
WHEATLEY's ARCH ST. THEATRE
—Sole Lessee W. WILEATLEY
SCALa 01 21108.--Orchestra Stalls, 60 cents;
Dress
Circle (no extra charge for Secured Seats), 60 ;
Pamily Circle and Amphitheatre 23 cents; Seats in Pri
vate Boxes, 76 cents; Whole Private Box, r,3; Gallery,
13 cents; Gallery for Colored Persons, 25 cents ; Pri
vate Box in Gallery for Colored Persons, 38 cents
Box Oak° open from 10 A. 31 until 3 P. 31 Doan
open at quarter before 7, performance to commence
quarter peat 7.
J 151. B. WHITTON Treasurer.
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, October 13,1857,
Will be presented, by the great Star Company, the
celebrated Comedy of
ADO ABORT NOTHING
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Signor Benodick, Mr, Davenport; Don Pedro, Mr.
Dolman; Beatrice. Mrs Davenport; Moro, Miss Emma
Taylor. To conclude with the very Popular and laugh.
able Comedy or
THE DRAMATIST.
.f . 2,y(b_.lt e r.Wheatit 7 ; Lore Scratch , Mr. Thayer;
161Zevf. . TbsYer; Mmisnne, Miss Alms
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.—Les
see, Mr. E A. Marshall ; Stage Manager, Mr.
John Sefton. Prlces.—Drese Circle and Partuette, 60
cents; Upper Circle, 25 cents; Private Box and Orchestra
Seats, 76 cents. Box Office open from 8 o'clock A. 51.
to S P. M. Doors open at 7 o'clock; performance to com
mence at 7X.
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, Octoberlll. 1167,
(Only night of the American Comedy.)
Mr. and Min Wettings will appear in the popular
Domestic Comedy called
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12111:21
Adam Truman, Mr. Wettings; Count Jolimnitra, Mr
Daly; Gertrude. Mos Mentz:kg' ; Serephins, Mini Wallis.
To conclude with the laughable Parer. called
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
John Grumley, Mr. Chapman; Sergeant Drown, Mr
Eberle; Mrs Shackles, Mrs. Stoneall; Mrs. Knagley
Mrs Nicholls.
Miss Richlogs, .1" Clestruda," will sing Three Popo
tar Songs.
THOME111" 8 VARIETIES,
FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets
MUSICAL AND TERPSICHOREAN ENTERTAIN
MENT,
In which will appear, every evening this Week,
Miss ADA DUVAL, Soprano.
It will be her drat appesrance in America.
Mad. PAYNE & LEPOLLE will also appear,
Aided by Comedians, 'Vocalists, and Musicians of ac
knowledged talent
Commencing at 7,4 j . Admission, 10 cents.
ocl2;lw* THOMEUP, Proprietor
SANFORD' 9 OPERA HOUSE- .
ELEVENTH Street, above Chestnut.
Doors open at 7 o'clock—to commence quarter before
eight.
Admittance 25 cents.
Ethiopian Life Illustrated by Sandford's Troupe of
Stars—New Dances by the Sanford Children.
To conclude with
BOX AND COX.
Boa, B. 9 Sanford; Cox, Cool Wbite
sewing illctromeG
A GOOD SEWING MACHINE —BUNT,
W.ERSTER, Ic. Co , beg respectfully topatroduce
themselves to this public as the manufacturers of the
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE
Adapted to manufacturing or family purposes.
Tree from the objections which have been urged
wenst those already known in this market, THIS
MACHINE COMBINES THE 6001) QUALITIES Or
THEM ALL, and will be sure to commend itself, upon
examination, to families, tailors, saddlers, ehoemakers,
and ssarnattesses. Those in !mato!' A. GOOD ARTICLE,
that will make a handsome lock-stitch, work WITH
LITTLE NOUIR, that will AEU, BIND, 3T ETC% RU N,
or GATHER; indeed, that will give entire eatisfaction
even after they have been needitor years, are invited to
call at our rooms, 820 CHESTNUT Street
UUNT WEIVITER. & CO.
Sewing or every description eieeuted in the beet poe
Bible manner, and on reasonable terms. Samples of o.
work sent by mail to any part of the United States.
au22.tuttui Son.
COTTON-200 bales good !diddling to Mid
. dling Pitt Cotton, in store and for sale by
SWIM h MACALISTNIL,
ant t North Water Straat-
SSPIRITS TURPENTINE-200 bbts Spirite
Turpentine, to *rrire, for sale by
MAIffif ir I4AOALISTSIt,
Ninth Water fittest
I: rot liolitco
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR TEES
CITY AND COUNTY OP PRILADVLPHIA.
Thome Nil Demon, Trustee, Ise. as. Robert Palmer.
Levan Facies, March Term 1851, No. 853.
The President, Directore;ik Cd. of the Rank of Penn
sylvania.. Robert Palmer and William Clayton, late
trading as Palmer, Clayton dt. Co. Yendittoni Raponas,
Marsh Term, 1851, No. 1033.
The Auditor appointed to distribute the money fa
Coast. raised under the shore entitled proceedings, by
SheritTs sale, of
No 1. Meesuage and lot of ground on the west aide of
Delaware, second street between Pine andjJnion streets,
in the city of Philadelphia, containing in front 18 feet
and in depth 85 feet to a Ore-feet alley; bounded north
ward by ground formerly ot Oeorge Fitzwater,
now of
the heir. of Charles Allen, and southward by ground of
Joseph Marshall.
tio. 2. Lot of groan& with frame and brick tenements,
on the south side of Mary street, between Front and
gewond streets, iu the said Mkt, beginning 183 feet from
Front street, containing In front a) feet, and in depth 133 -
feet.
No S. Lot of ground with the two threewtory brick sues- -
anagee thereon, on the north side of Prime or Washing
ton street, in the said city, 61 feet westward from the
northwest earner of Delaware 9iith and Prime streets,
containing in front 24 feet, and is depth about 59 feet. -
Subject to a yearly ground rent of forty,-eigbt dollars
Will attend to his duties upon MONDAY, tine 2841 i day
of October, 1857, at 4 o'clock P. hr.; at his office, No.
204 Booth 'FIFTH street, below Walnut, in the said city,
when and where all persona interested are required to
make their claims, or be debarred from coming in upon
said funds.
oel2-10t
GEORGE W. BIDDLE, Auditor
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
AL or Lsocuter county, Sept. TY, 16.57.—1 t al')/MXIM .
to the court by the .petition and affidavit rat Dsvid
Reeves, Samuel J. Reeves, George Abbott, and Charles
H. Abbott, that the several notes of Beeves, Abbott, .k
Co , secured by a mortgage dated January 12th, VW,
recorded at Lancaster, to Mortgage Rook No. 13,page
607, . and given by the said petitioners, in the sum
of six hundred thousand dollars, to Christopher Hager,
Samuel Shock, Bertram A. Shaffer, George A. Justice,
and Clement S. Grubb, as Trustees, have been paid in
full, and no satisfaction entered on the record of said
mortgage; the aunt, on motion of Thomas X. Franklin
and H M North, attorneys for said mortgagee, grant
a rale to show cause why the said Trustees should of
enter satisfaction on the retold of said mortgage, re,
tamable on Monday, the 26th day of October nett, and
direct notice to be given to the creditors by pal:acetic&
daily for one week in " The Press" sad '-The North
American and United States Ossetia," and weekly for
two weeks in " The Lancaster Examiner and Herald,"
. 1 The Laneaster 'iota:wearer," sod The Colombia
Spy," with notice to B. A. Sheatfer t Esq., Attorney far
the Trustees.
. - .
Certified from the Record
oeS-1 w Attest,
JULIA A. CARR, BY HER NEXT
iP friend, & a., as. DRABLY:O D. H. CARE—Divorce—
Common Pleas—No. 16, Sept. T.,1836
Please take notice, that depositions of witnesses en
part of said hbellant wilt be taken before me cut
PHIDAY, October W, 1851, at 4 °Woe& P. M., at the
office of Henry C. Katz, Esq., No. 133 &nth Miff
street, Phltadelphk, when you can attend and Mid
11110100 if you think proper.
IT/LLUJ. P. MALL, Examiner-
Te Colette D. IL 01111. OCT-I.llitS •
TIC TEE DISTRICT COURT Or THE
J. UNITED STATES in and for the Eastern District of
Pennsylvania,
• In the matter of the proceeds of Sale of scow-Bony
STAR.
The undersigned, to whom it was referred to distri
bute the proceeds of the Sale of said Scow-boat, sill
meet ail parties interested in the said fund at the office
of the clerk of said court, No. 24 South kilts street,
below Chestnut, on TUORZDAT, the 22d day of Octo
ber, Instant, at 4 o'clock P. Id.
CRAB. Y. MIAZI,PPT.
COMMIS':
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOE THE
J. City Lad County of Philadelphia; bt&te of FRAN
CIS hIcAVOY. deemed.
MARGARET McATOY, widow of ISM decedent, has
presented to said Coort an inventory sad apprelsennent
of personal property, which she has elected so retain
under the provisions of the Act of_Apill 14, 1851, and
unless exception/ are tiled before nThilf OCTOBIR.
Is, 1857, at 10 o'clock A. M., the name will be allowed
and approved by the Good. .
ANDREW itrums,
Attorney for Widow, 906 5. MTH Br.
«6-turetn 2w*
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