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- PalLalierassia, Ootober trp lot •
itve4Amitenadded intereketimeWith ourbusinen rasa' - •
zir:Onn ‘ infleat ,iidetiOseo opinion,
that the Is Over.:„ -,Theatieena of diameter hue run,
Itself out, the dewed depths, have bean '-retiebed, and
froinherieafortle the tide Or Out affairs will now en again
towards !meeting...it prosperity- L . The harder the shower
thatninneiltieDian; and it no little. scarce of com
fort to kite* thet,theugh thl,litP,rns been awfully se
were, its duration was limited ; and there is no need to ;
uPlitehend Mayfrailt,er efthe tomcat. It le now,
the duty of eein neleto Sealonslyio repair rho
ranee wilehriniline helm mode in his *aka, and to
prepare for a fresh start in the voyage of hie. We know
of many, f clurnioat eminent meribahla,'who fully and
eisehtily'kealtii/thieas their position, and we trust that
oil: anti; td spreadthe suns of its truth in the Minds
of others will not be labor in vain.
Wilinin well that th'erreure those among us, as there
aneverY,Whien, - who Sit Wringing their hands
to sad
nins; despairing of the future. Their tomtits:Menai
tendencieskme , such as to lead them rather to magnify
diftionlides until they seem too' grelat to be overcomer
than to take their real dimensions with a view of apply
itetthe neeniairi mender removal. Point out to them,
if yeti will, the ample reasOnwhy the abode that darken •
Thehorisen atiduld be dispelled, still the gloon in their
minds is tee gnat for any *ming influences to pone
hetae• ,I),nly the noontide eve of the ann of prosperity
can brighten their vision. Their perceptions lie too long
dormant In the' darkneks or trouble, to distinguish any
of the beau - tin of his rising. '
4•Oit indearor to tura their attention to any other
object than their own particular sufferinge, they 'close
their eyek' obstinately; and pour forth only lainenta-
Cons.- They will an yen' hew, a tenant may pay Islerent, Nadia 'general encomium on the proeperity of the
country?.er what defence It would bo in a court of jue.
tee that- you had mots in the hands of a third party;
rot' hankediately available? And they Seek to Clinch
the segment by the statement, which, nobody can
041%00i:that there fano country en poor and so wretched
in (impalement of prosperity, in which matter for this
argument adghtnot be' foind. ' , ,
iiirnisethellenied tint in the,general prosperity
oftha cineitrY, her citizens will • find the means to die•
eberegealktlielr indebtedness,, and that in The increased
wslith n ef' the whole, the individual Arta,' well notfail
bihifitoil:- Assets, clainis upon- individuals suf.
feting ,&om' a scarcity of food, stricken down by eld
&Mick, rained hydra, devastated by dill diisensions,
abut out from market, raid themselves inaccessible'for
want of the means 'of ordinary intercourse—all or any
of ,thesemight be looked upon' as hopeless; but notes
the dereands which our heretofore'solict men of Liminess
hold upon their fellow-countryraen to the west. If
ever claims on halters were to he relied upon for ulti
mate. and not faidistent payment; if over agent bar ,
vest cams lee deemed I cause of gisheratehlveney ; if,
ever,Ningthittoil bed Clain 'to he'-revierenced by hie
subject's, then are Or Mon the claims, this the year,
and the_pneent, the day when Sing-Cotton isle be
hailed as the modern Midas, whose touch tiros to gold."
There la no one who is not the wiser for the' experi 2
once of the last few months; but whidomra worse than
deed if it he net lilt/mated in action.: Let na all go to
work at since, and ceasing - to repine, seek to make the
future the brighter for the troubles of the past. Some
eighteen months ago a mercantile firm In:Illinois, and-,
ing theinansettied balances with the farmers Corning in
vortailowly, determined to , hurry up a settlement.
They owned a pair of stout horses, and it was arranged
that one of the partners alleuld buy and take command
of a threshing machine," and visit every farmer who
was indebted to„ them, thresh out his wheat, take' as
mach of it is would cancel the debt, and move off to
the next customer' upon the same errand: The plan
succeeded to admiration.'': The delinquents had no
exclaim, and indeed sought for none, being gene
rally too' glad to exchange a surplus of wheat for' a
release from the bondage, of debt. 'lt is ne aliens to say
that such a than as tide Will always have, geed credit.
They misuse the right Spirit, mid Aare are thousands
of calibre equally Capable, whobtat want the right kind of
urging to commence atones upon :the week of liquida
tion. rt might be folloind up by consigmeenta of pro
duce to creditors here, It' payment of debts due, and
they in turn; in, the improved times dawning upon ue,
might speedily convert it into": Means; of discharging
their liabilities.' • ' '
The ways are 'numerous and the means abundant ,
The Will and the example are All that are' needed. , -The
leinpest rages no longer—it will soon have subsided bate
a calm. We chill have no need to fear, if we are but
willing to - work: Let the tree of industry bo kept so
brightly, brining in our hearts, that there will be no
place there In which to harbor false, black doubt—all
panatatonsdeubt. Hood will be plenty. Clothing will
be Oman. 3f wq'bnt Will it, and wprk faithfully together
to predoed it, our famillea may all be well cared for, and
our.'„poor assisted - end supported. A happier day Is
dawningnpon us.. Lek in turn it to advantage, re-com
mencing at once,riclier in eiperience, wirier in counsel,
and mosweircireapect in enterprise.
The sales atthe stook board show a steady improve.
- ment,Recellingt relieved stock maintedning the advance
of i yeeterday, and, Achttylkill 'Navigation iprefeired
rising to 13,11. , - The :primes of other, shun' were , well
maintained; though the bnalneas Ina light/ lint little
paperiseold upon the street, though an improvement in
tin feelings of capitalists and broken he quite manifest..
The following report of proceedinge of the judges of
the Supreme Court of New York has great intireat at
he present time: , '
At aneeting of intakes of the Supreme Court. held
for the purpose of determining a uniform course of *so
tto !Amon thernselves—prennt,. Justices Strong,
Emote, Ilirdseye, Mitchell, Roosevelt, , llayies, +olerke,
and Peabody, the following opinions were unanimously
contorted ,
" In all Maps In which.the act 0f.1847.is applicable it'
is deemedto ililligne4o the provisions of the Revised
Statated—(2 It, 0.464, sections. 47 and N)—accordingly'
ata mealier OP altank with may have relief under that
act can have It under the Revised Statutes. That act
gives the creditor .a right to apply to a justice of the
Supreme Court only after the expiration of ten days
from the refusal of a beak to pay its debts or liabilities.
" Brett then a temporary, and immediate Injunction
can beglinted'only if, In the, oplnfon'of the judgea,lt
brespedient in order to prevent fraud or injustice.-
After both partleithalr be'heird before the judge, be le
to determine whether the bank is clearly solvent ornot.
" A bank is clearly 'solvent which is clearly able.to
pay all tireatebta eltbonah tt may have suspended specie
payments for i time. • In the case of the North Ameri
can Trust sad, Banking Company, this principle was
hold by' the @pro'ss% (inert and Court of Appeals.
When a bank Is clearly solvent, and its officers are
acting in good faith, no receiver should be appointed.
" When the ect of 1849 does not apply, if the put of
the /09166 a etetutea above referral to does apply, it le
discretionary its the Supreme Court to grant an:
junction or not.
" That discretion is controlled by legal rules, and the
injunction ehould never be granted if the bank is clearly.
solvent. An ex pork order for en injunction should net
be granted, even after a puspension of speelCisalreents;
=dean theattefictoilly appeare to the judge that it Is
necessary to prevent [mad and injustice. ,
" The mere fact of suspension of specie. Payinents—
when It Is not general—is not of Itself mfficient proof of
fraud or injustice to authorise such ha/unction, de n
general rule, it la not expedient to scent an, injunction
agalind a. bank without previous notice.
It was also reached that ;notice Mitchell be re
quested to &Mishit copy of these opinions to each of the
Justbes of the Supreme ()part lathe other districte,velth
a request that they respectively communicate to him
their views ea the same points.", . -
Ate:meeting of New York bank odiou held at the
llnearing,l/Oose on ,Wednesday everting, the following
mantlen was adopted without dissent :'‘. • '
" Besotted, That we - at "iiir; 'notes "of
banks In the S tate of Nenv 'York secured in the Bank
Department, at Albany, and also bills of such Safety
Trod Banks as -imy be 'designated, from time to time,
on deposits froth our customers only, and in payments
of notendueeur beaks, respectively. ; r
dt That wi Oceivp, or peybelanom, at the Clear
ing Ithise - Itt Ca notes , the same being' counted, en
veloped, tied and sealed,,with the. amount certified on
the parcel, Whenever, the sum shall etcoed $1,1)00, pro
vided the same be certified "by an 'racer appouited by
the Clearing Maki Association.
A committee of three was appointed to arrange the
details of the plan, which is to go into operation, tal•
medlately. ) ,• •
• •
The New York'Courter+Briquirev heads forth upon
" Dank expansions ea everting and mitigatiorpfmice:" '
in the following rather caustic style: " We took occa
sion the otherday tO l instance the policy of the Bank of
.gagland, at the great monetary crisis In 1826. in restor
ing public confidence and averting a fatal ram, byjudi;
ohms expansion, en se to Meet the necessities of mar
chants. The Bank of Prance habitually practices upon
the same principle. In 1838, a period of prosperity and ,
general confidence, the total amount loaned outby HMI"
974 millions of frages lor en average of 46 day's, The
. ,
next reitiorperiod of universal distrust and distress,
when to ten months the failure, in Paris alone amount
ed to eight hundred and fifty-eight, the losses by which
are stated to leave been between fifty-live Ind sixty rail
lions at francs, the, IoaDS aroe tank ameurited.to,
1i 460 5 040 frilies In. Mettle ofdirty-seven days, en
*reuse of four hundied and eighty miliioas of francs.
The *ming Herald of that period well remintred
reference to this Coursifof action on the pert 4 the Hank.
of VtleSter, - • n • - • -
it ( TlMpkt t augmentation in the general movements
of the Bank of France during the put year of distreis,
illustrates thoprinciple on which the bank acts, vie.,
to extenditself most when the necessities of the mer
ebantemost require- esteisanne., - The bank acts rather
ea a preventive tai adversity than ataStlmnlant proX
wity., „Hence thexualformay of the value of Money in
•• . ,
' 1 Our , banks hail; Proved 'themselves cetinvidante lu
prosperity: , yes with a vengeance! But as ~Trof
ierratives, in - adversity' they have proved, with their
false premiliesi,what else than o mockery, &delusion and
a ewer' , '
We itlnded some tine since io the subject of Specie
deposits piross evil permitted by the New York
banks, It now appeari that this has - been one of the
vows of the suspension; the vrillingneis of the banks
to receive thes4 deposits ,tram their customers (op con
dition of being Showed to count the specie thus held in
the weekly etateinent) affording a direct . Inducement to
partierito bleeitthero•or the gold which Vag' their l i fe's
„
The Rs:ening Pon nye "The Available specie in some
of the largerinstitotions way much leei than was riprel
muted in their late official averages, in coocettuaime
lonficiftheleailer depositors funipiivatebinking houses
ailditiOttiieli,balsisces to remain on special Account."
This was a most shamefulleception--a fraudulent One;
we shouldbeinclined to cliff it, except that the exceed
!ugly lex, code of 'Morality ; - which controls the New Ydrk
bank,s,seems to_recognise many acts itsprOper which, if
coollMiiiedby .iilothf be ,iegarlied. ,baed
and dislieriest to, tlitNat degrei:, It the Vivi requiring
,these statements is se carelessly worded as to suffer de
ibpilazifffil tLYa Wed, tyda probaby linpeitect in
Wier re ,, S*4 l ,„ r'juill''we do riietvinde ' r that t!kar haie
turned Ou t Wii'1Xii 44 .17 . 5 , 4 4 1 1 0 , 1°: '
"TiteistivircoW:ledikerhilt, at..ftew York to-day from
- 4.Averpo?l, brine $40,00010 m -
Ii to 46104 that:o4 Geireptef 4ae, leaded a 0,41, for a
iter t4ifetsion the . Legielatire of the State of New
Iteri,o,aoezoble on.the 190.1 et. , -
The receipts of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
the mouth of Stemlier; /ere as follows :
' Wan Stein, Vann, Bleb. . VAAL
FO;PilMenteill..'sB9-002 241 'MAIO 06. $122,228 Td
Net vreight.,:.. 810 ,219 91 -9131 tape 88
. 1402,231:12 - - :98088 40 5446825 - 02
4 comp zioon uf,ihe. sunhat with tLol6for
her, SW, thcnts the following "molt ,
*gip Mew Bich, •• 43
septiliaer ;144 1 1..:*41n,28112; 143,008 1446;nEi 82
gotokblt, I§6B o . 610:2g , WO 88, ; 40,40,82
• - 14,624 oo
'1,79i
r,• i 681.8 17
Deortiooo
Ith,usze, Jimatatisza, itc,--The tolloWing are the
roportod tailuniti r iiiiiipaents, ,iii..,'62 , th'e -week : ~
W. D. Bri' 2 ( 4 0 0 4141. 84 11nete . . . i
D. vir... , & : IL Quimby', Sinrie.w,lite., failed. 1
It v. H t de t` . fL, warinatiL. .', ... 0. -
Naktiolik i lrk'ett4itiwideds, N. Xyaileit, ',
E. N. Ng * N uw,,;Biefow)llei #., eurindea.
1 ' 1V4 2 0 C.qi I
LVO id ; ll.l 445 4 4: ..::n . f
~,,,..° 14.1 attfj . .riteriatitNNWL
* • 194 . r'' .fl 1 t
iiirgniirXir Co - 744 ' 51%00 i Sto ' s ' I i I
i lir
New Ifitailpyritiolf,lirtit,lsite aunksi'at
mica
--. ,•,.:.,,C.ii,if, 1r r,,1
416 3.• 4 ::(,):M6 .1i V:: ,0:411 lOW Yr if
Otis,„Orisknuin„,es Bancrft i ,"Cloths,"Beston ; ens ,
vended; aelean extension' • - -
S. G. Damon & Co., " Shoes," Boston,
Nash, French, & Co., "Bisbee," Beaton, suspended,
Hutchins, Brown, & So., "West India Goods," Dos.
ton suspended.
& W. P. Lyman, Boston, failed.
John P. Whiten," Grocer," Boston, suspended.
P.'& F. Rice, "Grocers ," Boston, suspended.
Ward & Boott, "Dye Stuffs," Boston, suspended.
Woodford & Wilbur, " Fancy Goods," Boston : failed.
Crane & Glver, " Paper," Boston, felled.
Milton Gale, " Oile and Leather." Boston, failed,
B. A George &'oo., " Millinery," Boston, failed.
Blake;liernaid, & Co,, Agricultural Implements,"
Boston, reported In ,our last as failed, only required an
,
extension, which hating obained, they will continue as
formerly.
A. P. Ware, Worcester, Moss., suspended.
George T, Atwood, Taunton, Siam., suspended.
,ila T t l i rr ut e i l e l . & si ll id err 7 y 6:oo So o iit a h . W d
a eyn ue l t o s utsh iou lif , a w as o ls o u s s k pe a n n d o e x d!
iteusion.
Harkness & Stead, Providence, It 1., ass goo to
; Wardwell & Barstow, Providence, R. f ni susp d ende a d o, ...
B: Holmes.
John A. Littlefield, Providence, R. 1., assigned to W.
A. Arnold.
Illinois Central flathead Company, York city,
Royal Prouty; Windsor Locks, Conn., N fa e l w la dbrd ly
assigned.
New York & Erie Railroad Company, protested.
'Harper Brothers; "Publishers," Now York city, sus-,
?ended.
Corning & Co., "Bankers," New York city, sus
pended.
Joseph W. Corlies & Co., "Dry Goods Commission."
New York city, suspended; liabilities heavy.
Hall, Dana, & Co, "Dry Geode 'Commission," New
York city, suspended'.
' Bowers & Boeckman, "Dry Goode Commission," New
York city, suspended.
Charles B. Waldo, " Dry Goods Commission," New
York city,,enspended.
,Timpson & 'Wilkins, "Dry Geode Commission," New
,York'city, suspended.
1 W. I'. 11. Duncan, "Dry Goals Commission," New
York city, suspended.
Woodruff, Langdon, & Co., "Dry beads Commission,"
,New York city, suspended.
Bliss, Douglas, Wheelock, &' C 0.,. " Dry, etude,"
New York city, suspended.
L. O. VW= & Co., "try Geods,ii' New York city,
suspended; Debilities large.
Lane & Co. " Dry Goods," New York city,
Suspended.
Strang, Adrienne, & Co., "Dry Goods," , New York
city, suspended; wilipay in full.
, Penton, & co, •1 Dry Goods," New York city,
ampended and assigned.
Henry New York city, suspended.
• Bulkley & Co., Importers,",•New York city, sai
-1 porde&
L. sr. Moore & Cori Millinery (odds," Now York
i
c ty, euspended; ,
t 289,000. ,
Beekman' lc Co., "Dry Goode," New York city, sus
pended.
James A. Mara, "Dry Goods," New York city, sus
pended.
Brinck & Russell, " Dry Goeds,' , New York 'city, sus.
tended. • , •
Blackwell, IfflOtterisore, & ,0(0.; Clothei" New York
nity, suspen ded,. , - •• •
j Gerhart, Dittos, Clark, er,00., "Oloths,". ; New ; 'Fork
city, sinapaided. - -
. Hastings & Porky, "Olothing,!.' NeW, , Yerk city, sus
pended. ;
Otis & Ditnntre,, "Clothing," New, 'York city, sus
pended.
John N. Genie, "Hats," NOW York city, suspended.
Gaynor, McDonald, & Co., "Straws," New York city,
suspended ; show a good earplug. , •
Daniel Curtis & Co., New York city, suspended.
Backus, Nichols, & oo.„"Hats," New York city, sus
pended. „
Seymour & Co.. "Paper," New York city, suspended.
Ponder & "Publishers," New York city, as
signed; their publications will be continued without
Interruption.
Bort Brothers "Shoes," New York city, suspended.
Herrick, Ferris, & Co., "Gents' Furnishing," New
York city, suspended.
Puttee, Judson, & CO., "Iron," New York city, sus
pended.
Keroble & Warner, "Iron," New York city, failed
and assigned.
Uallaudet & Wetmore, "Hardware," New York city,
suspended. , .•, . •
Churchill,. Rogers, &. Wetmore, "Hardware," New
VOA city, suspended'. _ •
Hunt, Theresa, & Co., "Hardware," New York city,
suspended.
Doe & Rice; "Hardwitre," , New York city, sus
pended.
1 1 , 0 PPeck & fireenitOod, "Grocers," New York, city,
suspended_ • • •
Wood & Grant, ':Grocers," New York city, sus
pended, •
Ludlam & Lanett, "Produce," New York city, sus
pended. ,
-
' John Platt, "Produce," New York city , suspended:
! Drammen & Royster, "Tobacco " New York city,
suspended; ask an extension to payin full.
Baptist Or White, "Tobacno'," New York city, sus
pended.
Connolly & Adams, "Tobacco," New York city, sus
pended.-
G. W. liillman & Co., "Tobacco," New York oily,
suspended. •
Sulkies' 1 Moore, "Tobacco," New York city; sus
pended.
Hankins &Williams, "Fruits," New York city, BUN
pended and assigned.
William Partridge & Son, "Dye Stuffs," New York
'city, suspended.
Ames, Herrick, Barnes, & Rhodes, " Stationers, ,
New York city, suspended.
, Mark J. - King, Furs," New York city, suspended.
, Henry A. Kelly, " Oils," New York city, suspended.
Do Young, Newman, & Schmidt, "Trimmings," Now
York city, suspended,
Herman Cohn, " Laces" New York city, suspended.
,!LeuitiS & Bernstein, "Trimmings," New York city,
, •
It. B. Potts; Tailors' Trimmings," New York city,
assigned.ilit Pox & Co., ' , Fancy Goods," New ' York city,
failed and assigned.
tS. ll.,Doughty, New York city, assigned . (This is
, not 8: G: Doughty, & Co., of Broad street, but 8. H.
Doughty, of John street—E.)
• W. B. Mackenzie, " Mantillas," New York city, pre
viously reported, has arranged with his creditors, and
continues as usual.
Wilson &,Peet,,Willionabtirg, N. Y., failed and as
signed.
;Uintalloxh, Albany, N. ; assigned. -•
}Hubbard, Torrance , & Co., Rochester, N. I n SUS
perided offer to, compromise.
, D. D. Palmer,' Rochester, N. Y., failed.
Mini, Marks, IBrother, Dahl, N. failed awl as
, sted. ' -„. _
' enry J. Bower*, Cooperstown, N.Y., assigned.
. !George W. Ryan, Marcollaa, N Y. assigned.
Z. ,ulf .1.,. Fenton, North White Crook, N. Y., sue.
pended. „
T. Burnett Or (le.,.Newark, N. J., failed.
,Joseph E. Ball, Newark, N. J. haled.
Green & Co. Newark, N. 1., suspended. •
Tohn Ityle, P ,N aterson, N. J. suspended. -
O. O. Ayres, South Orange} J. failed, •
lharld S. Drown & Co, Dry Goods Commission,"
Philadelphia,
suspended; liabilities very heavy.
Cowperthwalte & Co., " Publishers," Philadel
phia, suspended. „ •
'ReX, Remora.; JF C 0.," Dry. Goode, " Philadelphia,
suspended liabilities said about $600,00.
& Dry Goods Commission," Phil
ielelphid, Suspended.
Ladd Brothers, " Dry Goods Commission," Philadel
phia, suspended.
Leonard klisker, "Dry Goode Commission," Phila,
delphia amended:
„D.-I). ' Bauman &'Co;,Co: " Dry Goods Commission,"
Philadelphia, suspended.
T. W. &Mc Brown, " DrY,Goodi Comoilssion, 6,
Phila
delphbi, suspended. ,
Brugherd Dry Good, Commission,"
Philadelphia, suspended.
Ilirsoh & rLueb, "Dry Goods," Philadelphia, sum
podded.
James Gans , " Dry Goods," Philadelphia, suspended.
Mammann, ' Snyder & Co., " Dry Goode," Philadel
phia, suspended ; add about 1800,000,
4 R. Oessellbury.„ "Dry Goodi," Philadelphia, sus
pended;'
, Snyder & Grubb e ,;" (Bottling ," Philadelphia, sus.
vended.
Price J. Fatten &' Co., "Mats," Philadelphia, sus-
The Lehigh Orate Iron Company, Philadelphia, 862,
pended. -
Thompson et Babbitt, kinskwere,;. •Philadelphia,
stispended.'
!Ashby & Recap, "Hate," Fbilade)phda, suspended.
Dreck,'Smery,"& 00., 'tamers," ,philadelptita, ens-
Charlie Mitlir;""Ooai," Phiiadelp la, suspended.
&I. McClure, Allesany, City, Pa., assigned.. 'John I). Gate; Clinbri a, Pa., assigned.
dohii a:Willisims, Carlisle, Pa., failed and assigned.
Alfred bilifte,lewieton;Pa., failed,
E. M. Featherstone & Co., "Tobacco," Baltimore,
Md.; assigned,'
Charles Hartwell, Richmond, Vs., suspended.
J. M. & W. G. Sheppard, Richmond, Va., failed.
Towle, Snowden, &Co Alexandria, Vu., suspended.
Pepe, Alifson,,te Co.; New Orleaus, La., suspended.
Voorhees, Greggs; & Co., New Orleans, La., sus
ponded.
Doan, King, &,' Co., St. Lenin, Mn., anspemded. ,
Celltus, Kellogg, & Kirby, St. Louis, Mo., suspend.
off ; ask an extension; have a large surplus ; will pay in'
full witkinterest.
Renfew, Pomeroy, es Co., St. Louie, suspended:W. B. Caller, "Banker," Louisville, Ky., impended
and assigned„
A. D. Mansfield, Louisville, Ity.; suspended and as
,
William Lee & Oen Cincinnati, Ohio, suspended.
H. Fries & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, assigned. ;
S. B. Williams; Cincinnati, Ohio, suspended.
The Cuyahoga Steam Furnace Company, Cleveland,
Ohio, assigned.
I. Morrison, Cleveland, Ohio,' failed.
Wm. Lowenthal ,k,Co., Evansville, Ind., assigned.
W. A. Washburn', Columbia, Indiana, suspended.
FL
B. , Benson & Co n Chicago, 111., suspended.
Readier, Phohnen, & Smith, Chicago, 11l , assigned.
Becker & Dean, Chicago, 111., assigned.
James Stephens & 00,, Detre% Mich., assigned. to
Henry Stephens and_E. A. Wilcox. ,
Ventile Babcock, Iforeer,Micti. failed.
H. Buck; fi t ur,ges;Mleh.; assigned,
Randier', Warrinke, 6 & illebvman, Plymouth, Wis:;
amigusgp •
W.Teelia & 1:16., ! F0rt des Moines; lowa, failed and,
iold out, •
Werner & Abbott, Lyons, lowa, assigned.
D.M. Scott; Lyons, lowa, assigned.
Ohas. O. Hulbert, Lyelm,lewa staigned.
6 1. T. Bacon, Caller Rapids, lowa, failed sad assigned.
' tsaad Park, Osmanche, lowa, assigned.
B. D, & T.- Dawn, Olarksburgh lowa assigned.
Marshall& 00., ” Bankers," it. Paid, M . T., as
signed show'esseto'Sgaing to P.a,y $ 93,277
Swift & Hamilton, gt, Paul, M. T. assigned.
I. L. Farwell & Co., St. Paul, M. 'P., assigned,
G. D;Wation Montreal, 0. E.suspended,
Kobllnsky &Brother, Montreal, 0. Z. suspend ed.
E, Batista' & Op., Quebec, 0. W:, failed; Debilities
said heavy. • -
M. F. Whitten:lore & Ori n Toronto, O. W., suspended.
James Clark Webdotook; 0, W. assigned - .
X. Molndoe,
'Dunnville CI,: W. failed and assigned.
PHILADELPHIA STOOK EXCHANGE SALES,
• Octoberld, 1112.
Reported by' R. Manly, Jr., Stock Broker, No.
-
80i lirabiut street.
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10Readieg RR 18X
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
""full.anstenix, Otivenit 16th.—Eveniug.—Bread
attire are without demand for shipment, and the
transactions iu Flour aro only to supply the retailers
and bakers, within the range of $5 2.5656 for common
brands and extra, and $0 25 up to sl.bs for extra family
and fancy lots, according to brand and quality, the ex
port trade being completely suspended at the present
the stock, however, owing to the light receipts, and a
fair home demand, Is On the decrease, and quite tight
for the Season. Molders of Corn Meal have made souse
concession in order to meet buyers, and a sale of Penm
sylvania Meal has been made at $3.76 tfr bbl., at which
rate there are free sellers. Rye Flour is Selling in is
small way at $4.25 4' bbl. Wheats meet with more in
quiry for milling, and the market is rather hare of geed
and prime parcels, the receipts being very light, and
sales are limited to a few lots, about I,soo,bushols In the
aggregate, at $1.10A51.20 for reds, and Si 15051.30 for
white, the latter figures for prime lots, which is an im
provement. Corn is on the advance, owing to scarcity,
and about 1,600 bushels good Southern yellow brought
76671 e., in store. Oats are not much Inquired after,
and ofibred at 3.5036 c. for fair to good Southern, and but
few selling at these rates. Bye meets with a fair in
quiry, and the distillers are paying 72073 c , but lots In
afore are held higher. Of Bark a sale is reported at
$33 for first quality Quercitron, which is a decline,
although some holders still ask $36 4P tea;
the receipts
aro light, but the demand has fallen off. Cotton is dull
acid unsettled, with a small business doing at irregular
prices. ,Groceries and Provisions are also very inactive,
but holders of the former are rather firmer In their pre
tensions. Whiskey has been selling moderately at 21,l
6220. for eastern and Ohio bbis., and 206210. for
drudges and blids.
BALTIMORE PROVISION MARKET.—There bas
been some little movement to-day In Provisions. We
have reperted sales of 35 MIAs Bacon Shoulders in ono
lot at 13F cte, and of some 40 }aids Shoulders and
Sides in tot at 1334 cis for the former, and 15g ota for
the latter. We note also to-day sales of some 60 bbls
'ldeas Pork at $25. We quote Mess Pork at from $24 to
$2O l and Prime do at $2O per bbl. We hear of no trans
actions in Bulk Meat, and in the absence of sales we can
give no quotation for it, Beef may be quoted at $2O Inc
Mess and $l7 per bbl for No 1. We quote Lard at 13c
vial, and 14e time, for City. There Is 130 Western here.
Butter la selling at 14015 e for Western, 18w22e for
Glades.. Cheese is in fair demand and we note sales of
100 boles Western Cutting at 104 e, and of 60 boxes
',English Dairy do at 1234 c.
. .
PHILADELPHIA HOARD OB TRADE.
m C.
A. J. BOOKNOR, 131DMIIIITIIES OF Tin Mown!
ELLIS
LETTER BAGS
1
At the llferchnnte• Exchange, Philadelphia,
Ship Joseph Jones, Flowers San Francisco, soon
'Brig Oregon, (Ar)Green Port an Prince, soon
SAILING' OF THE. OCEAN STEAMERS.
PROM VIP, UNITED BTAT.E9:
STISMIRD ' CHOU FOR DAY
Fulton New York Havre Oat 17
New York ' ' New York Glasgow Oct 17
Niagara Boston Liverpool Oct 21
Vanderbilt' New York B'mton Jr. Harm ~ .Oct 24
Kangaroo New York Liverpool ....... ....Oct 29
FROM. MOPE
. .
Borussia Hamburg New York Oct 1
Gen Williams... .Liverpool Quebec Oct 8
'Vanderbilt...Southampton Now York Oct 3
Asia Liverpool New York .... ...... Oct . 3
Edinburg . Glasgow New York Oct 3
North Star— .Bouthampton , New York Oct 7
Kangaroo 1 iverpool New York Oct 1
Europa Liverpool Boston. Oct 10
Baltic Liverpool Now York Oct 14
Persia ....Liverpool New York Oct 17
Arago........Southampton New York Oct 21
MOVEMENTS OF. HAVANA STEAMERS.
lqui.a.mmraza.—From New York 2d, arriving at Ha
vana Bth, and New Orleans 11th. From New Orleans
20th ; Havana 23d, arriving at New York 28th.
(ULMER Ctrv—From New York 7th of each month,
'arriving at Havana 12th, and Mobile 14th. From Mo
bilo 224, MMus 24th, arriving at Now York 28th.
OttrAWDA—From liework 12th, arriving at Havana
17th. and New Orleans 19th. From New Orleans 27th,
Havana 29tb, arriving at New York Bd.
I:llPiaE CITY—From New York 17th, arriving at ha
vane 234, and New Orleans 26th. From New Orleans
6th, Havana Bth, arriving at New York 13th
BLACK WARRIOR—From Now York 27th, arriving at
Havana let and New Orleans 3d. From New Orleans
12th, Havana 14th, due at New York 18th.
% /Balm—From Charleston 19th and 4th, due at Ha
vana 2.3 d and 7th. From Havana 10th and 24th; due at
Now York 16th and 31st.
The California mall steamers sail from New York on
the 6th and 20th °r each mouth.
Illarinz 3ntelligente.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, 1817.
SUN RIBES 6 28-BIIN BETS 5 81
111011 WATER 11 30
ARRIVED.
Steamship Delaware, Copes, 20 boors from Now York,
via Cape May, with merefmndise and pasaengers to Jim
Allderdico. At 7 o'clock yesterday morning, below
Liston's, passed the City Ice Boat going down. Off New
Castle passed one deep berm' brig and four schooners
upward bound,
Brig Alesla, Douglass, from Portland.
Brig Manzanillo, Dunning, from Portland.
Schr Mantua, Maxon, 1 day from Frederica, Del, with
onto to Jaa Barratt & Son.
Schr John A Hazzard, Laws, 2 days from Milford, Del,
with grain and bark to .1 II McColl ey.
Behr Farmer, Deputy, 2 days from Milford, Del, with
bark to J H McColley. '
; Schr Will George, Jackson, 1 day from Smyrna, Del,
with corn to Bewley, Wilson tr. Co.
Behr Victory, Chambers, 2 days from Lewes, Del, with
wheat to Bewley, Wilson & Co.
Scbr Flyaway, Davis, I daps from N York, in ballast.
Schr 11 I' Simmons, Barrett, from Milton.
Bohr Ellen Matilda, Wells, 10 days from Collie, with
lumber to Baker & Shoemaker.
Solar Caroline. Hall, Graham, 0 days from Danvers
port, in ballast to captain,
Behr Lautot Dupont, Corson, 1 day from Wilmington,
Del, in ballast to l) 11 Stetson & Co,
' °LEADED.
Steamship Delaware, Copes, N York, Jan
Schr katuat Dupont, cocoon, Mobile, 11 S Stetson
& Co.
ficliF Flyaway, Davis, Provideneo, C & Co.
Oche Hall, Graham, Boston, N Sturtevant & Co.
Behr Charm Bilieldin, do do
Bohr Mall, Crowell, Providence, J 111 Kennedy & Co.
Rehr H P Simmons, Barrett, Provldenco, Tyler, Stone
Jr Co.
Steamer Farmer, Donnie, Baltimore, A Orme, Jr.
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.
LEINE?, Eel— 0ct.14, 8 A.
The fleet pimdonsly reported at harbor atilt remains,
owing to fresh north-easterly winds and foggy weather.
Ph e seta Cleo Darby has been got off by the steam tug
America. That bortion of her cargo discharged into
fighters is now Wing reshipped; site will leave to-mor
row for New York; in tow el tug America 'Wind 'ENE,
with every appearance of a storm.
Yours, Sco, ' WM. It HICKMAN,
TBLSORAPII.)
(Correspondence of The Poem.)
Nov Yoax. Oet 14.
Arrived, barque Edward Chace ' from Salt Key.
BILTIUORR, 0ct.1.6:
The echr C F A Colo, hence for New Bedford, with a
cargo of corn, went ashore on the 10th off Bog Island.
The officera and crew, with the, exception of ono man,
were bayed. The schr was insured In Philadelphia, the
cargo at New Bedford.
Nartrucxtr, Oct 15.
A Dritiah barque or ship, from the Coast of Africa,
with Wcargo of palm oil, is reported ashore on the moth
side of the bar. No particulars have yet boon received
lisvarnran; Oct 18.
The II S Mail steamship Alabama arrived here from
New York this afternoon.
BIZBIORANDA
Steamship Phineaa Sprague, Matthews, cleared a
Boston 14th Inst, for Philadelphia.
Steamship Oahawba, Bullock, from Now York for Hamina,
mina, was seen 13th lost, 3 P lit 30 40, long 70.
Steamship State of (Imes, Garvin, hence for Saran.
nab, was passed 0 P M 12th fiat, 10 stiles north o
Charleston.
Steamship Keystone State, elarshman, hence, via
Norfolk, for Savannah, was seen lath fiat, 12 30 A 31,
30 miles SW of Cape Lookout.
Steamship Star of the West, from New York for As
pinwall, was spoken 818 lost. DIY Llatteras.
Ship Tuscarora Ounievy, entered at Liverpool Lath
ult. to load for Philadelphia.
Ship David Brown, Dradbury, from hisollls for No 4
York, passed the Straits of Sunda July 12
'Ship Jamea Buchanan, Davie, from ',Long Kong, at
Singapore Aug .19.
!Ship Charlotte Lidstram, from Singapore for Boston,
sailed from St Belem Aug S.
Ship Juniata, King, for ass Prancteco, cleared at Cal
cutta Aug 21, ,
Ship Tigress, Lawrence, from Chinch& Islands, at
Dunkirk Ist inst.
Skip Sunderland (Br) Carry, from Liverpool for Oity
Point, arrived in lamptoa Roads 13th host
Ship Elizabeth Dennison, Mansion, for Toulon,
cleared at Mobile Bth init.
Ship Chios, Denton , hence for Brunswick, Oa, was at
anchor in St Simons Sound about 7th inst.
Ship Euphraills, Lanteir, hence, arrieed at N °dean
7th inst.
Barque Gen Warren, Clifford, for Philadelphia wat
towed to sea from New Orleans 2d Inst.
Barque Damon, Bartlett, for :Valparaiso, cleared at N
York yesterday. •
Barque Wampanoag, Bohm, for Calcutta, sailed from
Afelbourne June 24.
Barque Western Bes, Taylor, from Cape Coast, Africa
arrived at Boston 14th Inst.
Barque Neapolitan, Mlle, from Bolton, was diacbg at
Cape (Maid, Africa, Aug!,
- Barque A. A Arehart, floWitt, hence at Buenos Ayres
about 220 Aug.
Barque Achilles, epedden, for Philadelphia, was load
ing at London 29th tilt-
Barque John Welsh, Hader, from Efo Grande, Aug
18, at New York yesterday
Barque, W H Newman, Gavel, from Roo de Janeiro,
Aug 29, was below Baltimore yesterday.
The Jaques 11 Walker, Wallace, for Philadelphia,
nailed from Marseilles 29th ult.
Brig Lamartine, (Nor) Zeeslehow, from Charleston
for Barcelona, having sprung aleak on the 9th instant,
during a NE gale in the Gulf Stream, put into N York
yesterday for repslrs.
Brig Cam, Leeman, from Bio Grande, arrived at New
York yesterday.
Brig Bonita, 'Upton, from Calcutta, remained at Bue
nos Ayres Aug 22.
Brig A A Chapman, from Ifavana, arrived at Ruatan
IslandZith Ala, and WU to sail ad inst.. for N Orleana.
Brig Celt, Dobbin gaited from Newburyport 13th inst,
for Machias.
tiChr Monterey, Steelman, at Providence 13th inst.
from Delaware City.
Behr M it Carlisle, Winsmore, for Philadelphia, was
at Providence 13th Inst.
AtiknlNz ursaELLANY
Behr Matilda O'Brien, of and from Lubea for Boston,
with plaster and herring, run upon a ledge three miles
west off Long Isle. A part of her attila end rig ing was
saved by assistance of the U
revenue cutter Jackson,
when she slipped off the rock and sunk in deep water.
Ship Lizzie Oakfonl, of Boston, Belly, from Calcutta,
at New York 14th Mat, reports: Rept 28, let 30 69, long
0 39, came In contact with Bohr Bagenia, Capt Crook,
of end from Baltimore, bound to Hlngstoo, Jam; kept
wlthler thropgh the night, and then took off Oapt 0
nod crew, ;caving the Behr in 4 stoking condition—(be.
fore reported.) 'The Muie Oakford has been 16 days
north of Hatteras:, had a pilot on boani a days.
Borgne Vickery, Booth, at New York 14th inst. from
Loud°, East Coast of Africa, reports: 28th nit lot 21
49, long 68 14, James Turner, seaman, after 'tabbing
the cook, blichoiaa Boller, colored, three several times,
jumped overboard. Lowered a boat, but could not lave
him.
. .
Sept 18. lat 4b N, long 27 28 W harms Witch, Halt•
man, from Batavia, J‘lne 8, for firemen. -
Pah ult. fat 55 44, long 18 87, ship Onward, from Li
verpool for Mobilo:
17th nit, off Dlestrabull, ship Henrietta, from lalsa
gow for Sydney.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Mawr Noose Nottoss.—The following light house
notices have been received by the State Department:
The Minister of Marine at Copenhagen has given no ,
ties that during the,presestt 3 month two fixed white
lights will be exhibited p at Tears, at the NW end of Lea.
land, on the M side of, the Great Belt, for the guidance
of vessels op,to the ferry at that place. The !Hominid.
log apparatus will be catopric, or by reflectors of the
sixth order, „
~ The Sardinian givernment has given notice theta
AIOd bright light has been established on Cape Della
Mole, on the western shore of the Gulf of Genoa, In the
department of Genoa. The light hoe been placed at an
elevation of 807 feet above ' the level of the Sea and
should be visible from the deck of a ship in military
'Weather ate dist esf
o 06,
POMUTIOI /TAP.
riEW yoRK, oAV 14-LeAbared, ehive Brower, (Sir)
McMinn, Rotterdam; Jdnide, Areklue, New ' O rleans;
Renttiolelan Merriman, do; birgnee Rikabotis,
MAMillos; Mfrup, Janos, Apalaelifecr•
J'
THE'POISS.-z-ritLADFiLPItIA., FRIDAY O OCTOBER 16; 1857.
la; Caroline, (Sw) Webtberg, Savannah; brigs Kate
Beath. Ketchum, Cardenets,• Northiru Light, (Sr) Es
dein, Windsor, NS; sans Queen of the South, Weeks,
Cienfuegos; Chrysolite, Ackley, Brazil Santiago.
Oct lb—Arrived, S mall steamship Marion, Foster,
Charleston; ship Emerald, Cook, Liverpool; Norwegian
barque Nor, Median, Trieste; Drom barque Anna,
Evers, Bremen; barque N 11 Gaston, Maxwell, Barba
does; brigs Brisk, ( 3r) Nickerson, Aguadilla, PR;
Maude, (Br) Davidson, Dry Harbor, Jam; aches Emily,
ilobsrt, Wilmington, NC; Win 1. Montague, Jr, Benson,
Fajardo, PR; Southern Bello, Tyler, ser an neb; John,
Bestow, Wilmington, NO; Writ L Burroughs, Jenks, Sa
vannah; May Queen, (Br) Talbot, Bermuda; A A Bede! !
Bider, Georgetown, SOi M Platt Ireland, Newborn, N
R W Brown, Derrickson, Wilmington. Cleared, ship
Shepherd, Gale, N Orleans.
BOSTON, Oct 13—Cleared, ship Geo Washington,
Crowell, Liverpool; barque Lysander, Moore, Cimino
, goy; brigs Darien, Sterret, Mobile. ' Celestine, Dunbar,
Machias, to load for Porto Rico, Cyrus Chamberlain,
Ballet. Providence.
PROYIDENCE—Ar 13, schr Henry Castoff, Gardner,
Dighton, to finish loading for Cardenas. Sid, barque
Rambler, Putunio, Pictou.
NORFOLK, Oct IS--Arc, schr Julia Smith, Crowell,
Plymouth, Mass.
IlAall?TON ROADS, Oat 13—Are, ackra Potomac,
Berry, Alexandria, bound to New York; loss of main•
sail, boat, Arc; G J Jones, Nickerson, Baltimore, bound
to Boston; Met, Diesoway, Alexandria, bound to New
York; Marie L Davis, Whilden, Cape Baytien, bound to
Boston; put in on account of heed winds; also, ship
Halcyon,
SAVANNAH, Oct 12—Arr, schr Piandome, Brown, N
York. ON, steamship Augusta, Woodhull, New York;
setts Kate Brigham, Titus, Now York,
NEW ORLEANS. ,Oct B—Art, etealnebips Black War"
rior, Smith, New Yotk; Tom:lessee, Talbot, do; ship
Ashland, Clark, Boston; Spanish barque Buenaventura,
Millet, Havana; blip Creole, Robinson, Rust= Island;
Mary Elizabeth ; Thompson, Havana.
FOREIGN PORTS.
By the Ste ncr Vanderbilt.
Ar at Liverpool 2d, Caroline, Brown, An Smyrna;
lie
roelydmy Bombay; 29th nit, Amos Lawrence, Nickerson,
St, John, N. 1l.; Washington Gardner, Norton, St. Ste
phens.
Off port 2d—Centurion, from New York.
Sid 2d, Benjamin Adams, for New York; Courier,
New Orleans ; Ocean Wave, Savannah, Victoria, Char
leston.
Euterea inward let, Alfred Storer, flonory, New York.
Old let, Neptune, Snell, Boston ; Gertrude, lioatie,
New Orleans, Sept. 30, Courier, Larkeu, do; Yorick,
Soulo, New York.
Ar at Barre let lost, Pepperell, Twanley, Richmond.
From the Shipping Gazette, Oct.
fm Pill 2d, °spray Kum, N York.
Are at Bristol 2d, ship Rufus Choate, from St John,
NB; Old Dominion, Havana. Sld 2.1, Osprey, for New
York; James Bryant, Cardiff; Lizzie Southard, Sa.
Yannah.
Bid from Orarasend 21, Amazon, for New York.
OR Dungannon 30th ult, ship Arnold, lioninger, fm
N ,Yorki barque Marianne, Westminster, from Balti
more.
Cork Passage, 30th—The ship Polar Star, Edwards,
bee hauled into dock to be caulked, receive spars, &c.
Ryde, I W, Oct I—The ship Gem of the Ocean, Thur.
sion, from Calcutta, for Hamburg, bee put In short of
Water!
Salted fm Palermo Sept 22, Phcerilclan, Evan, New
York.
Arr at Bremerhaven 27th, Gazelle, Wessels, Rio
Janeiro.
Sld fm ifelveet 30th, Dulaberg, Meyer, N York.
Ar at Marseilles 29th. Southerner, Olitford, N York.
Sid 29th, Abby Browe, Beane, N York.
Ar at Mauro 90th, William Tell, Bunch, New York.
Old 30th, Germania, Wood, do.
Old in Southampton let inst. Jason, N Y.
Old fro Glasgow Sept 30, Charles A Morrison, Morri
son, N Orleans.
Old at Bristol let, Osprey, Rents, N York.
From the Shipping Gazette, Oct. 1.
Cleared at London 80th ult, Alleghenian, Stetson, N
Orleans.
Hong Kong, Aug 19 —The Independence is loading at
Macao for New York; Coringo is to load at Bwatow and
Hong Kong at $lB per ton dead weight; and $l6 per ton
for measurement goods, Tim Star King is up for San
Francisco. The Ariel, for N York, is loading at rates
not quoted.
Passed Portsmouth 90% /4140, fpm London for New
York.
- .
Arr at Bong Kong, July 28, Medford, (hay, Calcutta;
30th, Kato Hooper, Jackson, Ban Francisco; 31st, Ar
ober, Osgood, do; Aug 1, Florence, Dautaresq, N York;
'Witchcraft, Coate, Melbourne; Bth, Arab, Crosby, Cal-
cutta.
Passed Straits Sunda, July 13th, Autolope, Cross,
Shanghtte for do-19th, Black Prince, Brown, Singapore
for do, 10th, Queen of the Sem, Cobb, Melbourne for
Hong Kong 24th; Nelson, Brown Singapore for Fal
mouth. 20th, Kate Howe, Dinkel?, blantila for Boston.
110th, Chorea, blaratrand, do for do. Aug 2, Vancouver,
Jenkins; Singapore for Falmonth. 9th, Lucky Star, Sin
gapore for Now York.
Ar at Penang July 29, Surprise from New York.
Old Irons Rangoon July 31, Young America, Babcock,
Falmouth.
Sid from Bangor Aug 10, Coromandel, Campbell, Ran
goon; 11th, Anna Kennedy, Kimball, Boston; Asa Pakor,
Jones, Sydney; 12th, Aar, Drewist, San Francisco; 11th,
Mitten, Marcy, Boston.
Ar at Calcutta Aug 11, Vagabond, Dewey, Mauritius,
Old 21st. Charles hill. Hall, Boston; 224, Juniata,
King, San Francisco; 234, Bieber, Crowell, Boston; Sao
tie, McKellar ; Liverpool.
Ar at Gallo Aug 20, Typhon, Salter, Liverpool.
Ar at Aden Aug 30, Arthur Pickering, Oloutman, Zan
zibar.
Ar at Gibraltar Sept 22, Daniel Viobster,
Malaga, end ald for New York.
Ar at Queenstown 28th, nerold, Driaeol, Baltimore.
Sailed Spinling, Lewis, Bangor; Thomp.
Son, Cape or Good hope. . . .
Ar at Iluli am, A D Emery, Perkin, Richmond;
colon, Smith , Buctonsbe; 8t Lawrence, Robinson,
Quebec.
! Entered outward at London 30th, Llvorpool, Romney,
New York.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
Up to 12 o'olook Lott Night.
GIRARD HOTEL--Chestnut street, between Slit & 9th.
E Smith, Baltimore J P Roman, 10d,
Debt Fowler, Balt W Shoots & dau, Ind
d lir Baker, Providence, It I Dr J II Berrien, Savannah
Mr Lyon, West Cheater, N Y Joe Grinnell, New Bedford
A Goettel, N Y Mons W Pond, Beaton
(I Tynon, Reading J Eckert, Reading
J 1) Brannan, Boston J 0 Knight, Provide/too
W 8 Wuhan, Canada, D C Corbin, Nebraska
2 L Taylor, Louisville A Wilma, Jr, OM, 0
O 1.1 Searle, Newark D Saul, Petersburg
La W Paul, Petersburg 511 Clarke Mobile
Silw Renshaw, U S 11 SW Goodrldge, N Y
f rook Davidson & la, N Y 1' M Krunicute, Worcester
Frank Kelsey & la, N Y J A Peck, California
Ohne Zinn, N Y 8 Mother, N N
K Y Griffin, N Y 0 kWondrould As relfe,.N Y
G B Tabb, Louisville 011 Buffeamyer, Louisville
d J Kerman, N Y , J K tYylle, New Raven
J Shellito, Gin, Ohio It D /Racy, On •
0 Wilkea, Washington W J McDonald, Washtin
0 W Clertettl, Vs DR King, Ala
:Dessert Kerr, N Y A Morrell, Balt
W D Snider, Ya I' II Pendleton, Vs
John II Hall, N Y J L Jessup & la, N Y
Stn'l Shaw, N Y Job,, W Berko, Alexandria
Bainil Li Young, N 0 Chas D Kingsley, Maas
Wm (7 Bun, Mo M P Perry k la, 11 ii
i3asui I Davis & le, N 0 11. 0 Rice Balt
J Gillet, N Y (leo Id G illespie, tie
P W Butt, Pa Pr Wm Powell & li o Miss
I' Andreas, N Y . Than Hunter, Pittsburgh
it Davis, N Y 5 8 Ricks, Va
Haley, Yes Kills Kearney, Ya
111 A alichael & in, Balt John P. Ludlow, Ye
Leon, & wife, N Y 0 B Fowler & la, Ti Y
r 'ru S Eakin, Tenn A W Gordon, Ala
I MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth street, below Arch.
Henry J Farber, Balt a W Maley, Va
II Weber, Philadelphia J W Douglas, Pa
Aug Duncan, Pa Wm AI Wheatley Mo
WII Harrison, Ripley, 0 J 0 °eager, Louisiana.
Jno 0 Dauber, lowa II Fasnaught, Oakville
Ftrieph Wilton, Pa Wm 0 Fulton, Tareatune
PII Kennedy, Canonsburg 8 L Alexander, Centre co
Jacob Neff, Centro co W E Minor, Pa
ties Iloskinson Pa 8 Monroe, Armstrorg co
Wm Kennedy, k Brighton TAI Rogers, Brownsfllie
I It Datesman, Pa Owen Nagle, Tamaqua
Haul Shepp, Tamaqua Wm J l'agott, Mo
Jsts Nesbit, Mt Jackson 8 A Philips, Berke co, pa
A N Hamer &fa Pa Iton II S Molt, BI
Thos Percy, N J , Montgomery, St Louis
Or John Henry, N York W ciAulnion Baltimore
Hon Geo Scott, Penns W AI Wheatle . y, Missouri
J al King, Waterford L W Toile, Fulton co, Pa
,W Irvine, Pennsylvania Maggie Irvine, Patina
C Foote,ar L Oldo Henry H Hunt, Maine
Hre Mary ti nuot, Maine 0 J Taggart, Northrunbld
Min G Taggart, Penna M L Prostly 4 wt, Vezina
li E Rally, rbila W Hartley, Glenwood
0 II Malin, Scranton Jo° Shirplean, Oatawissa
Mra Monroe, Haulm S Downing, St Louie, Ho
'AMERICAN 4074—Chestnut street, akovs Filth
WAt Williams & la, Oliio w P tietwitop, New Jamey
0 8 Brown, N Carolina A B Paine, N Carolina
A G Dunlop, N Carolina ' D W t Pant
O'R Freeman, Phila J Ron land, Oliver, 'McKeesport
W C Thomas, Altoona Ellwood Daley, Altoona
Jno W Williams, N York 0 0 Carter, New York
BP Plink, Boston A Amlerson, New York
0 'Hotchkiss, Mr 1,95 G Mazes, New York
WII Thompson, Tenn Mine Thompson, Tema M
J P Boardman, asa Saundera Fulton N 0
Chas R P Burks, Ye II P Welling, Id 7), N a
J N McCreary, Tamaqua WAt Pothemus, NJ
Cyrus W Wells, Mich' Robt 0 Parker, New York
S Clinton, New York F 0 DOUblerlithrk, PP
5 C Poynter, Pa if Myers, New York
All Dunscomb & la, N York Alex Anderson, New York
0 N Flynn, SutTolk, Ye R O'Davis & la, Conn
Miss Mary Simpson, Conn Miss A C Simpson, Comm
UNION HOVEL—Arch street. above Third.
John Stokes, 13ethlehem Andrew NlgOn, Bethlehem
Jamul Greer, ChM Thome J Blair, Baltimore
David Claris, Easton, John N Olifton, Beaton
Wm Vail. Now Jersey, , l Jaulabangb, RaxiMon
II Hiller, Lock Haven John 0 Fog, Lock Haven
F A cook, Mt Hope JIB L Black, Pa
II Oppenheimer, Reading F 8 Beal, Reading
John Zimmerman, Pa W Allison, Jr, Pa
W Irwin, Jackeenvllle, Pa Henry Keats, Md
W Hill, Flemington A V Van Fleet, Flemington
0 Eldridge, Willmington B W Orgy, Deerfield, 0
J U Ebry, Summit so, 0 S Hamlin, Stark on, 0
St Krause, Bethlehem, Pa JO Mulford, Balm,
J 0 Bander/end, N Orleans 011 Campbell, Mu, 0
J V Hampton, Ohm, 0 0 II P Swisher, 010
A Ouse, Poland, 0 11 P Hoover, OW
J 0 Wright, Bast Union F W Thornhill, Oblo
M Denman, %Yarrow, 0 WII Plowman, Ohio
It Long, Warsaw, 0 W Andrews, N Y
Mrs Arnotead'Ar. eon, N y.
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third.
Col Harris, Pine Plains, NJ II 8 Stull, Howard's Exr
Wm P Jackson, Whitehall John Fritz, Danville
Edw AlcJorreil Bellefonte J E Dubois, Lancaster
It Patton, Danville J L Evinger, Perry co, 1 1 / 4
bllae M L Clark, Pa Robt A Olark Ps
Jli Arndt, Howard's Lip Wm Bird, Unionville, Ps
111 Lashell, Alleusvllle, Pa J 0 Ulmer, Lewistown
Ceo B 81mm & In, NY , Miss Hale, N Y
Samuel McGovern, Pittsb Lewis Vaslino, Pottsville
Jacob Ilaenchen, Reading Joe Whitaker, Mt Clare
F Shimer, Easton W Morgan, Pottsville
T P Simpson, Mauch 010 k John A glimmer, Pa
D S Sampson, Ohio Daniel 0 Pro , log Bethlt
M Campbell, Ohio hem
Owen Saeger, Allentoen, Pali Stark, Tunkhannook I
Josh Cowley, Chestnut Hill It W Smith. Middlebury
J C Haman, New York M Fry, Perry co, Pa
i STATES UNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
John Gallagher, Ohio Blehar4 Dean, Ohio
James Ward,'llaltimere AIC I,lieberger,yhtle
B Weber, Centre to, Pa John ti Smith, Pa
John Bell, West Newton J Lomison, Indiana, co, Pa
J Lary, Wattaburg. Pa Airs 0 Laobach, P.aston
J J Shoemaker, Ifirrieb , g 0 W (Moen, Pe
Af Moony, NewPhlla Afro M kt Burg & son, Pa
Thee Penrose, Ohio P M our, Hanover, Pa
Mrs J Shields, Phcenizr,o
BLACK BEAR INN—Fifth and Merchant. ,
M Wright, Lancaster co 0 B Soßebury, Dordentowt
D 0 Moore k la, Pa Jno 'Blakely, Cheater co
J Marys Wilmington Schroer. la, Del
J W Still, Dry Run AII Hall, Chester co '
Dat Reynolds & Is, Ps D Walton, Cheater co
John Reynolds. Chester co Mrs Callaghan, Philo
J T Hughes, West Chester T Brickley, M a
Stephen Monahan, Ohio Den) Robbins, Ohio
A Lyons, Ohio
MADISON HOUSE--Second street, abuse Market.
Mho 0 Olowell. Norrist , an W W9lisme N J
Ourtls Davis, N J Thus D Sipple, Del '
O II Lyman, N J Vol Levi L Tate Ts
Deal Mifflin Delaware 0 SI Heger+, N T
D M Allen, N it Y - Henry A Jones, Boston
Robt Johnston, Dolton A 8 Hinson, Lancaster
0 A Dement, Philada. Henry Hearne, Del
Thos Olanneon, rhilada Jae II Lynch, 'bunkum
DUCK BEAR HOTEL—ThIrd street, ab.
Miss A Scholl, Sumneytown '4 W Willer, Perk/tomer)
Win Fearing Coopersburg Mrs Dearing, Coopereburg
W Weller, Ereschetavrn Abtlbam Stauffer , Reading
John Hiestand, Pottstown. EH Gilbert, Arkansas
SAVANNAH STE/41SMT• LINE.
BTEA6IBIIIPS
ST= OF GEORGIA
i AND
KEYSTONE 'STATE.
In conoquenqo of the depressed state et trade, the
above ships wUI be withdrawn for the prseent.
' October 16th. A. itieliON, Jr.
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Optcial Notate
Buffalo Robes.-100 Bales Buffalo Robes
of tho various qualitles, just received front Minnesota.
Also a headstone assortment of Sane}, Robes of our own
manufacture, and fur sato wholesale and retail by
ORO. H. WOMItATII,
octl2.lne* 410 Arch Street.
Semen.* Saving Fund Office 203 Walnut
street, one door west of second street. Receives de
posits in sums of One Dollar and upwards, from all
classes of the community, and allows interest at the rate
of five per cent. par annual.
09ice open doily, from 9 until 9 o'clock, end on Mon-
day and Saturday until 9 In the evening. President
Franklin Fell; Treasurer, Oharlee M. Morrie; keen
tarp, James 8, Pringle.
Bower's Infant Cordial,•--This Invaluable
Cordial is prepared from a variety of the moot choice and
efficient aromatics known in medicine, and is the moot
perfect and reliable carminative extant for infants and
young children. '
By its powerful influence a speedy cure Is effected In
all cases of Cholie, windy pains and spasms. Relieves
►ad mitigates much of children's suffering during denti
tion or teething, and by Its soothing properties tran
iv:Wises pains of the bowels, looseness, vomiting, Ao.
The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
'tad bee been used In thousand,' of came with the most
abundant sums. No family should be without it.
Prepared only by Donor A. Bowen,
At his Drug and Chemical Store,
N. B. earner of Sixth and (keen ate., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders must be addressed. And for eale
by Druggists generally. au la-ly
Saving Fund—Five Per Cent. Interest—Na
tional Safety Trust Company, in WALNUT Street, south
west corner of Tam Street, PHILADELPHIA. Assets
Oyer OHS MILLION AND A HALF Or DOLLARS, Invested
In PAUL &STATE, MoSTOAcmg,Gßonels Rasta, and other
Brat class securities, as required by the charter Ma
Institution confines its business entirely to the recei
ving of money on deposit.
The office Is open every day from 9 o'clock in the
morning until 7 o'clock in the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday evenings until 9 o'clock.
illarnagto
Ott the 13th inst., et Prankford, by Rev. Thos. Mur
phy, Mr. BENJAMIN W. ,UOLDEN to Miss ELLEN
KIRK WOOD all of Frankford.
On the Bth lust , at Upper Darby, by Rev. Thomas
Wilkes, ALLAN RAWLINSON to lIANNAU NEWTON,
late of Aeliton-under-Lyne, England.
Cleatl's
On the 14th inst., JAMES WILLIAM KIRK, in the
30th year of his ago.
On the 13th lust , Ma. LYDIA QIIIOO, iu the 40th
year of her age.
On the 14th inst., Mr. WM. MILLER, in the 734 year
of his age.
On the lath inst., Mr. JOUR LYNOII, in the 29th
year of hie ago.
On the 13th inst., Mr. WM. JORDAN, in the 734 year
of his age.
On the 12th lost , Mr. WM. GRAY, a native of Aber
deen.
Er A Meeting of the Democratic City Execu
tive Committee will be held THIS (Friday) AFTER
NOON, at 3 o'clock, at the GLOBE HOTEL.
JO3. LIPPINCOTT, Chairman.
7 .T. i1 J 08 . a n a ~ 1 1,8,1 s ed ewie
0r,16-It*
it The He turniudges of the City and County
of Philadelphia will meet at the SUPREME COURT
ROOM, No. 5 east wing of the State House Itt.w, THIS
51ORNINQ, a6lO o'clock. oclo-IVe
rtr Notlce—Appeals.—City Commissioners ,
Office, PHILADELPHIA, October 11, 1857.
NOTION IS HEREBY (1110111, That the Commit.
stonerswill bear Appeals by all persons rated for State
and Municipal Tax, in the city of Philadelphia, for the
year 1858, for the several wards of the EEO city, at their
office, No. 11 west wing of the State House, (up Maim)
on the following days, between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. M. and 1 o'clock P. M.
' let and 51 Wards—On Monday, October 19th, 1857.
3d " fth " " Tuesday, " 20th,
sth " 6th " Wednesday, " 21st, 44
7th " Bth " " ThUrsday;
9th " 10th " 4, Friday, " 231,
11th " 12th " 4, alonday, " 28th,
13th " 14th " " Tuesday,' 27th,
15th " 16th " Wednesday, " 24th, 4,
17th " 18th " " Thursday, .4 29th,
10th " 20th " " Friday, " 30th,
21st " 221 " " Monday, Nov. 2d, "
1738 " 24th " " Tuesday, .• 34, "
The Assessors of such wards as have not been supplied
with Blank Notices of Appoolo nee hereby notified to
call at the Commissioners' Wilco and procure tlie same.
atoito; M. HILL,
JAMES Id LEDDY, City Commissioners
JAMES LOGAN, ocl3-dtno3
INVENTORY OP BONDED MERCHAN
DISE remaining in the Bonded Warebouno at the
end of the quarter terminating on the ..90th day of
September, 1b57, made in compliance with directions
(rein the Hon. Secretary of the Treasury.—General Re
gulations, No 26:
8 Pipes Brandy, 2 Cases Hair Pencils,
1250 Half pipes Brandy, 274 Large Cases Sugar,
1,183 Quarter pipes " 2111 Boxes
1449 Eighth " " 174 Small boxes
1833 Oases Wine, 8071 Bags
ii
348 Baskets " 9648 Hints.
14
44 Pipes " 897 Tierces
347 duds." 1071 Bbln. •'
1680 Qr. Casks " 128 Mids. Malada,
387 Octaves " 64 Puncheons Molasses,
374 Pipes Ole, 2831 llhds.
104 Casks " 255 Tierces ii
182 Puncheons Whiskey 2820 Ws
48 4, Rum, 70 Half bble. "
10 Inds, Ale 20 Casks Hardware,
ln Bbls Ale and Porter, 30 Cases 4 ,
9 Puncheons Arrack 70 Cases Steel,
8285 Packages Dry Goods, 14 Bags Nails,
81 Cases Cigars, 201 Bundles Steel Iron,
24 Half boxes, 317 Bundles Rod Iron.
70 Fifth ' 4 23 Bundles Sheet Tin,
105.13a1es Gunny Bags, 307 Boxes Tin Plates,
110 Bales, Rags, 1041 Pigs of Lead,
108 Bales Corks, 27 Cases Looking Class
902 Crates Earthenware, Plate,
14 Casks 2 Cases Glassware,
1 Case of Otto of RORY, 25 Oases Baskets,
1 Case of Vanilla Deans 306 Seroons Indigo,
1 Tab Cheese, 160 Bbls. Tapioca,
6 Cases Medicinal Pre. 11 Bales Senna,
parations, 280 Bags Pimento,
15 Cases Absinthe Cordial 62 Oases Essential Oils,
10 Casks Nutmegs, 60 Bags Cloves,
28 Oases Perfumery, 2 Cases Drugs
2 Cases Manna, 14 Cases Rimbiirb.
49 Somas Ipecricuattha,
CHEAP GROGEliff.s.-,sgl,LINO TO
NJ BUTT TIP TIMES—at the lowest cash prices—
Ono TEAS, covegrs: aI:WARS, and all other choice k'AMlLY ORQOEittEB, 4t JANES B. WEBS'S Tea
Warehouse and family grocery Store, $24 89uth
EIGIITIS street, below lValnul. oclo-It*
Clip -(.5oobo
REDUCTION.
L. J. LEVY & CO.
Will continue to oar during We week their entire as
sortment of
CHOICE DRESS GOODS,
9ILF9 AND BRAWLS,
under the cost of importation.
4LOARS AND EMBROIDERIES.
Just opened, several cases of Paris-made CLOAKS
AND EMBROIDERIES.
001.2-la No 420 CHESTNUT STREET.
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS.
NEW 000DS OPENED DAILY,
J. G. MAXWELL do SON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES,
1028 CHESTNUT Street, fer 40prei telow Eleventh
And 318 k : UocAD t.opolow Spruce.
PAOTORIES —Noe. 95 and 97 OEOROE St , below
Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Union.
Orders made at a few boors , notice. .22 4,nif
a IiOHN B. STRYKER, JR.,
Wholesale Dealer in
AUCTION DRY GOODS.
N 0.12, DANK Street Philadelphia pc 1-2 m
. .
litalcn
NEW YORK, BOSTON, AND BALTI
i. MORE FUNDS--Uncurrent Dank Notea—Cf old and
Bayer—bought and sold by
EDWARD CLARE & 00 ,
35 South T/411 , 11A atroet
PISILIDILPII4, pct.. 16, 1E47. ocWlw
A MERIVAN
AND
NEW YORK FUNDS
AMERICAN GOLD
AND
NEW YORK FUNDS,
BOUGHT AT THE HIGHEST PREMIUM BY
ocT-Sm DREXEL ik CO.
E ° li t itat•
FORSHERIFF, ~, .v.,*......
EDWARD T. ISIOTT
TWELFTH WARD '
BUTZTOT TO DIMOVOATIO RUM. 00.6-2[ll*
FOR SHERIFF,
GEORGE ESHER, TWENTIETH WARD. oclslw
PATENTS Der3u3 BANKS..-=-FOUNDRY
men and maeufacturere of Agricultural Duple
menus will fiud it to tbeir interest to obtain the 8.10
to manufacture the
IRON HAND SEED PLANTER,
made entirely of iron, and yet lighter than any now in
no.; Is no arranged ao to plant two rows at tho Ramo
time, and distribute the corn in the hill
Address "ICLLIOT AGENCY," 145 South FOURTH
street, Philadelphia. ocl4.3td&lttr*
QAVING FUND.--lINITED STATES
1,7 TRUST COMPANY, comer of THIRD and CHEST
NUT Streets.
I.arge and small aunts received, owl paid back on de
mand, without uotice, with FIVE PER CENT INTER
EST from the day or deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Micalitqurs, from %lag o'clock every day, and on
!ONIONY EYENINUS from 7 until B o'clock.
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from Al upwards.
Prestdent—STEPllßN It. OROFFORD.
Treasurer—PLlNY FISK.
Teller—JAMES R. MINTER.
NEW YORK CITY STISPENDEp BANK
.L 1 NOTES of solvent Banks. taken at par ror Gra
cedes, at the lowest cash prices, by 0. DONOGIIIIE,
AO booth WATER street. oel4.Bti
A BRAM SLACK-ENGRAVING, DIE
XX. Sinking and En:honed Printing, Envelope and
Seal Press Manufactory, 87 Strawberry Street, between
Second and Third, and Market and Oheetnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. suP2ly
RUSSIA
°OREM:IE.—a superior article, manufacture
and for lisle by WEAVES, PITLER & 00.,
en 8-tf No. 23 N. Water at., & 22 N. Wbarroa.
BALE ROPE.—_Bu,yeie aro invited to call
and enamlne Our Manila Bale Rope, erblob we can
can sell es low as America; gel erarrsg It superior in
strozurth and durability.
WEAVER, PITLIR fr. 00.,
an 1, No. 23 N. Water at and 22 N Wharret
HOTEL AND SUMMER RANGES
HOTEL
Bold by 0—. 4 A V°l7l-011. & BRO., 202 N. BECIOND at
atiglß-Bmoe
CONGRESS RANGE.—SOLD BY CHAD
MOH & BRO., N 0.202 N. 8300 ND Stmt.
se3l.B.Bmos
IOSS-17 bales Oarolina Moss, tor saw by
MARTIN k MAOALISTER,
►al 110 North Water street.
'MOORING BOARDS-28,680 foot Caro
.2. • lima CloOrbig points, afloat, for rale by
MARTIN & MAOALIBTIBI
sal 719 North Mato! SIMI.
bales bp Qtttrlion
111051 AS & SONS,
Non. 139 and 141 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
(Formerly Nos. 67 and 09.)
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS &o.
Public Sales at the Philadelphia Exchange every
Tuesday Evening.
flj Handbills of each property issued separately, in
addition to ullich ire publish on the Saturday previous
to each gale arm thousand catalogues in pamphlet form,
giving trill descriptions of all tho property to be sold on
the following Tutuslay. •
1E iIIioNLITRE SALES AT THE AUCTION
STORE every Thursday morning
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
Wo hare a largo amount of Real Estate at Pri
vate Sale. includiug every description of City and
Country property. Printed Lists way he had at the
Auction Store.
PRIVATE SALE REGISTER
. „
ID - Real Estate entered on our Private Sale Re•
gister, are advertised occasionally in onr Public Sale
Abstracts, (of Which 1,000 copies are printed weekly,)
free of charge.
STOCKS, LOABS, &c.
On Tuesday evening.
20th instant, at 7 o'clock, et the Philadelphia Ex
change, hill be sold without reserve, for account of
whom it may concern
-1123 shares Philadelphia and Pittston Coal Co.
sloooCoupon Bond Columbia Coal andiron Company,
25 per cent of the purchase money to be paid on each
of the above at the time of sale.
Also, 10 shares Philadelphia Mercantile Loan and
Building Association. $42 per share paid.
6 shares Ridgway Farm and Land Ce. $2OO per share
paid, for another account.
5 original shares of the San FraliChiCo Load Co., equal
to 100 new shares.
Also, 10 shares Philadelphia Exchange.
6 shares American Academy of Music.
Shares Philadelphia Library, Mercantile Library,
and Philadelphia Athenteum.
Also, the patent right to Rappel's Snow-Plough
ELEVENTH FALL SALE, 20th OCTOBER
This sale will Include—
Valuable Property, known u the Port Providence Axe
and Edge Tool Factory, on the Schuylkill CatAi, onto•
alto Pbwnlxville.
ELEGANT MODERN RESIDENOR, &C.
Elegant modern residence and offices, N. W. corner of
Thirteenth and Arch atteett 5 feet front on Arch
street, 128 feet on Thirteenth street.
Orphans' Court Bale.
ESTATE OF DAVID LERMAN, DEO'D.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
•
... . ,
Valuable Real Estate, St John street, between Green
and Coates Streets.—several manages, and lot 37 feet
S inches front.
BUSINESS STAND
Three•etory Erick Store and Dwelling, N. IV. corner
Eleventh and Christian streets Sale absolute,
VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND LARGE LOT, 23D
- .
Valuable brick residence, baru and stable, and large
Int, corner of Cherry and Wakeling atreata, late borough
of Srankford. It fronts en three streets, and is a very
desirable situation
FOUR BRIM DWELLINGS
Tour three. story brick dwelling, on Ninth street and
Charles street, between Willow and Noble streets.
LAUD AND .VALUABLE LOT.
Large and valuable lot, occupied as a coal yard, east
lido Ninth street, north of Poplar, With railroad track,
&c. . .
DWELLING, POPLAR. BTREET.
Three-story Duck Dwelling, No. BPI Poplar street,
between t ighth and Ninth streets.
MEEIMIEM
New three-story brick dwelling, No. 129 Frankford
Road, north of Bedford street, with a three-story frame
dwelling in the rear. •
NEAT MODERN DWELLING.
A neat modern three-story brick dwelling, a ith back
buildings, No. south Fifth street, below - Washlngton,
(2.1 Ward.)
GROUND MINT
$6O, Also, a Ground Rent of $6O a year, on the prop
party at the N. E corner of Putnam and Howard streets,
(late Kensington )
NEAT DWELLING.
Neat three-story brick dwelling, No. 416 8. Eleventh
street, below Pine street.
TWELFTH FALL BALE, 27TH OCTOBER
PM include the following—
MODERN DWELLING.
Neat modern three-story Brick Dwelling, B. W. cor
ner of Twelfth sad Citron streets, above Wallace street
with .1 three-story brick dwelling on Citron street.
PEREMPTORY SALE—FOUR VALUABLE LOTS—
BRICK DWELLING, STABLE AND GRAVEL-BED
—FIRST WARD.
Valuable lot S E corner Jefferson avenue or Slope
mensing road and Moore street, and Crosby street.
Largo and valuable lot N E corner Jefferson avenue,
Moore street, and Williamson street.
Large and valuable lot, with twoodory brick dwelling
and frame stable, Moore street, adjoining the above,
and extending through to Williamson street.
Valuable lot and frame stable, Moore street, adjoining
tho above. Salo of the whole, absolute. Full particu
lars In handbills and plan.
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE.
_ .
Handsome residence with double back building, and
replete will all modern conveniences, No. 134 T dpring
Garden etreet. This Is a very desirable reektence, and
in a beautiful neighborhood.
FACTORY, STEAM ENGINE, ike.--Two and a hall
story factory, steam eogino, Twenty-firat Want,
fronting on Clearfield, Twenty-first Street, and the Phila
delphia and Germantown railroad.
TIVG.STORY BRICK DWELLING —Two-story brick
inessuage. B. IL corner Township Line road and Clear
field street, Twenty.lhat Ward,
TALUAI3LE LOT —Valuable lot, N. E. corner Seven
teenth street and Woodpecker Lana.
TWO BRICK DWELLINGS —Two three-story brick
dwellings, Spring Garden street, east of William street.
IiEItaIIPTORY SALE.—FIVE GROUND RENTS,
viz . Two of $37.50 each, two of $22 50 each, mod one
of $lO a year secured on live thrcewtork brick dwellings
and lots, Spring Garden street, Owen street, and Biddle
street, east of William street, Fifteenth Ward
TUIRTEENTII FALL BALE, .1 , 1 NOVEMBER
This We will loOludo
Orphan' Court Sale.
ESTATE OP WILLIAM A. BUDD. MOT.
THREE LARGE AND VALUABLE LOTS, AND TWO
BRICK DWELLINGS, SEVENTH STREET, PRIME
• STREET, AND PASSYUNK ROAD.
Valuable lot, N W corner Prime and Seventh streets.
Valuable lot, fronting on Prime street, and on Pass.
yank road.
Valuable lot, Paseyunk road.
Two three-story brick dwellings, Seventh atreet, west
side. north of Prime street. They will he ,sold cepa.
rately. See handbille and PhD
Also, by order Of °hams , Court.
ESTATE OF JOHN FITZWATF.R, DECD.
OVER SIX AORES OP GROUND WITH VALUABLE
STEAM SAW-MILL AND MACHINERY, LAM'
MANSION, THREE FRAME DWELLINGELI:L io i:
WHARF, WITH A FRONT OF WI:
HUNDRED
FEET ON THE RIVER j),EI ftyy . t.- ant, AND T
CONY, TIVENTY - TURI: WARD.
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Seine Estate—THßEE-STORY BRICK DWELLING
Three-story brick dwelling, No. 20 North Filth above
Noble 'limit,
Same Estate—TWO mum DWELLINCiS.
MHO, dwallinza, 'Union and Mal:loser atroets,
above VrlA2e street, iconslngton.
YOURTEENTTI FALL BALK-10TH NOVEMBER
NOTICE —IILEOANT FURNITURE, FRIDAY.
Tho elegant furniture, largo mirrors, superior piano,
&o , to be sold this morning, at No. 261 N. sixth etreet,
below Vine street, may be examined previous to sale
with catalogues. The enttre cabinet furniture was
ovule to order by Wore & Campton, and It IS in cf..
collent order.
Sale No. 261 North Sixth street.
SPLENDID FURNITURE, MANTEL AND PIER
MIRRORS, SUPERIOR PIANO, PINE VELVET
CARPETS., OIL PAINTINGS, lke.
This Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at No. 081 North Sixth street, below
Vine street, by catalogue i the entire elegant furniture
of s gentteuntndeclining housekeeping, including a very
elegant rosewood piano, seven octaves, made by Sberr,
coat $OOO, pair large and elegant Preach plate mantel
mirrors, richly framed ; elegant pier =errors, fine rose
wood drawing-room furniture, crimson brocatelle covers,
elegant velvet carpets, flue oil painting, elegant chan
deliers, dining-room furniture, patent extension inning
table, book-case elegant walnut chamber furniture,
lates style; plain chamber furniture, &e., &c.
117 - The cabinet furniture was made to order by
Moore & Champion, has been in use but a abort time
and equal to new.
*** Cataleguee will be ready, and the furniture may
be examined the day preview' to gale, from 11 to 3
o'clnelt,
Sale Nos. ns and 141 Routh Fourth street.
SUPERIOR GERMAN FLOWER ROOTS.
On Saturday Morning,
At 11 o'clock, at the Auction Store, 2 eases superior
German Flower Roots, comprising Hyacinths, Tulips,
Crocuses, Narcissus, !co., from It. Vanderschoot ft Sons,
Haarlem
PEREMPTORY SALE ON TUE PREMISES-ELE
OANT RESIDENCE AND FURNITURE, WALNUT
STREET.
On Tuesday Morning,
27th October, at 10 o'clock, without reserve, on the
premises, the elegant Brown Stone residence, No 1404
Walnut street, south able, third house west of Brost(
street, built for the use of the late owner and occu
occupant m a superior manner, and finished throughout
in elegant style, with every modern Improvement and
COIIVOIIIO.O. Particulars in handbills
ELEGANT FURNITURE —lmmediately after the
sale of the house will be sold the elegant furniture.
extra large mirrors, splendid curtains and chandellen,
piano.forte, Scc.
STEAM TV "HARRY LESLEY"
On Tuesday Evening,
October 20th, at 7 o'clock, at the Philadelphia Ex
change, the steam tug ' , Harry Lesley." Her length Is
about fifty feet, draught of water four feet, propeller
four feet diameter. The whole In perfect order and
nearly new, the boat haying been nsed but every short
time. She now lies at the foot of Coates street wharf,
Fairmount, where she may be examined.
SALE OF VALUARLII ENGLISTI AND AMERICAN
ROOKS, ILLUSTRATED WORKS, &e. The greater portion from a private collection.
On Tuesday Evening,
October 20th, at the Auction Store, a collection of
valuable and interesting books on miene sukjecte, many
of them embellished with lino engravings.
For particulate Bee catalogues and the books, which
will be arranged for eumination two days previous to
the sale.
Sale Nos. 139 and 141 South Fourth Street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD PIANO
FORTE,FRENCII PLATE MIRRORS, TAPESTRY
CARPETS, dr.o.
On Thursday Morning,
At 9 o'clock, at the Auction Store, an extensive assort
ment of excellent secondhand furniture, rosewood
piano -forte, French plate mirrors, tapestry carpets, &c.,
from families declining housekeeping.
SAMWEL NATIIARS, AUCTIONEER,
and MONEY LOAN OPFICE, No. 112 South
THIRD Street, below Walnut, opposite Pear at., only
eight doors below the Exchange.
Hours of business from 7 o'clock, A. M., until 10
o'clock in the evening,
Out-door males, and sales at the Auction House, at
tended upon the most satisfactory terms. •
CAPITAL 5200,000.
Etiablishtelfor the last Thirty Years.
Advances made from one dollar to thousands on DM
monde, Silver Plate, Watches, Jewelry Hardware, Bier
chandize, Clothing, Furniture, Bedding, Olgare, Musical
Instruments, Guns, Homes, Otnisges, and Goods of
every description.
All goods can remain any length of time agreed
upon.
All advances, from one hundred dollars and upwards
will be charged 2 per cent. per month ; $OOO end over,
the lowest market rate,
This Store llouse having 4 depth of 120 feet, has litre
are and thlet.proof vaults to store all valuablee, mid pri
vate watchmen for the premises ; also, a heavy Ines
rimee effected for the benefit of all venous having goods
advanced upon.
N. IL—On account of having an unlimited capital,
this dace is prepared to make advances on more satis
factory and accommodating terms than any other In
this city.
Money advanced to the poor, Ic enral.l amounts, with
out any charge. . . . . . .
AT 4 . 111,VAT8 BALE.
Gold Patent 'Ayer and other Watches, Jewelry, and
Clothing will be sold at reduced price, and-1y
Jnonranrc enmpanieg.
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY, PIIILADELPfIik—OMee, No.
802 WALNUT atreet_weat of TRIED.
FMK MKS ONLY TAKEN. ,,
Dilagtoae.
Jar. Walker,
too. McClure,
Tho. Craven,
A. S. Gillett,
Furman Sheppard,
Jonee, M. D.
Joseph Klapp, N. D
Wm. M. SWIIIO,
Johu Anopach,
IL N. Burroughs,
J. B. Hughes,
F. D. Sherman,
Wm. P. Rather,
J. P. Stetuer,
11. A. Shackelford,
Hon. SSA JONES, President.
Non. G. W. WOODWARD, Vice President.
2 4 102 uti % 8 7 reta gi 7419 B. ALTOBDdll.Becretn)lta•lr
fIHARLES P. CALDWELL--Wholosale
and Retail WHIP and Oli/i); Mann'saucer, No. 4
North 1013HTII Otnat. 004
eitlrs bn (Auction
WOLBERT & SCOTT, AUCTIONEERS,
43.1 LOLESTNUT Street, opposite the Can=
House. betwom Fourth end Filth Streets.
SALE OF LUMBER, &e , AT POWELTON.
Tuesday next, 20th ;net ,
At 11 o'clock precisely, wo will sell without r&erve,
at Towelten,
200,000 FEET LUMBER,
Consietitur of Si common white pine boards; 3 4
istutoch ecantliug ; joists and sawed spruce; with a
'ariety of articles used at the late State fair.
EXTENSIVE SALE Ol GERMANTOWN KNIT
GOODS.
Dn Wedncsday Morning, •
21st lost , commencing at 10 o'clock precisely, we
will sell to close an account,
.2500 DOZEN GERMANTOWN KNIT GOODS, OF A
supEitioa QUALITY.
Consisting of 1000 dozen gents' woolen cravats, Da
tzarist, white and fancy colors
Also, 100 dozen rubbed scarfs
Also, 100 do ladies' wool habits,
Also, 100 do ladies' wool lotuses.
Also, 600 do ladies' newest style opera hoods.
Also, 50 do mimeo wool hoods.
Also, 250 do wool hosiery, men's, women's, bops ,
and misses.
Allo, 100 do men's lamb wool awl men u° shirts
and drawers
Also, gloves, mitts, pelerines, shawls, vietoriors
NtYflell.—tiaraples of the whole will Le arranged for
exatnimition early on morning of sale, when the trade
nod purchasers generally will god It their interest to at
tend.
TAKES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
O. V 22 WALNUT sTisszt, abovu YOURTII.
CARD—SALE OF 110 USEHOLD EURNITURE—TUES-
ice We beg leave to inform the public that we hold
our regular weekly sales of Furniture every Tuesday, at
our SPACIOUS SALES ROOM, NO. 106 WALNUT
STREET, where every possible attention is given to ob
tain the highest pi ices for the goods of those who may
favor us with consignments Families having portions of
their furniture to dispose of, or those dechrung house
keeping and not wishing sales at their own dwellings,
can have their furniture CAREFULLY REMOVED TO
OUR SALES BOOM, WHERE THEY WILL REALIZE
BETTER PRICES ron THEIR FURNITURE THAN
THEY CAN OBTAIN FROST ANY OF TUB FORM
TURF; DEALERS OR ANY OTHER AUCTION STORE
IN TUB CITY.
fp' Persons favoring us with consignments can rest
assured that their property will not be sacrificed
Er Commissions limn) moderate than those charged
by any other Auction Rouse in the city.
IE7 Consignments respectfully solicited.
Er Sales paid immediately after the goods are sold.
TO PRINTERS AN OTHERS.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF A PRINTING OFFICE, POWER
PRESSES, TYPE, 3c.
On Saturday Morning,
17th of October, will be Bold without reserve, In the
fourth story of the Bulletin Building, Third street below
Chestnut, the entire stock and fixtures of an extensive
printing office, comprising Adams power presses, hydras
he presss, a large quantity of type, and everything fitted
for conducting an extensive book and Job printing office.
IJJ Terms cash.
Sale No. 124 North Eighth Street.
, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A GENTLEMAN'S
FURNISHING STORE.
On Ittondly march*
At 10 o'clock, will be sold, at No 124 North Eighth
street, above Arch street, the entire Stock and Fixtures
of a Gentleman's Furnishing Store, consisting of shirts,
gloves, collars, underclothing—as silk shirts. silk
drawers. lambs' wool do do; handkerchiefs, perfumery,
soaps, &c. _ _
SEWING MACHINES
Also, a Singer's sewing machine, cost 1150, large
site; and a Hunt & Wols.er , s do, cost 111.
11.011BittiOLD FURNITURE,
Also, the surplus Household Furniture.
EDI=
Err A three-story Brick Dwelling, with two-story
brick back building. 195 North Ninth street above
Wood street Rent $4OO per annum. Apply at tho Aar
ton Store.
AT PRIVATE BALE
A first-class Printing Office, with a good run of busi.
nese, four printing presses, two Ruggles and one Adams.
Type and everything necessary for the business. Apply
at the Auction Store
TILE ADVERTISEMENT BY AN AUC
TIONEER of a PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE,
in the Bulletin Building, hoe no connection with our
establishment.
ocl3 If McLAtiGHLAN BROTHERS.
MOSES NAT HAN S, AUCTIONEER
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 8. E. corner
SIXTH and RACE Streeta.
AT PRIVATE SALE—GoId and silver patent lever,
Lepino, English, Swiss, and French watches, Jewelry,
of every description, musical instruments, Ac., Ac.
AT PRIVATE BALE—Arranged on second floor,
household furniture, of every description, beds, mat
tresses, carpeting, looking glasses, fogey articles, itc.,
.4.c., Ace.
Out-door Sales attended to personally by the Auction
our Charges very low. Consignments of furniture,
clothing, Jowolry, Ac. Ac , solicited
NATHAN'S PRINCIPAL LOAN OFFICE,
B. E. Corner of Sixth and Race Streets,
Where money will be loaned on gold and silver plate
Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Clothing, Dry Goods,
Groceries, Begets, Hardware, Cutlery, Furniture, Bed
ding, Horses, Vehicles, Harness, Stocks. and on all ar
ticles of vales for any length of time agreed on, on more
satisfactory and liberal terms than at any other estab
lishment. (set] DI. NATHANS,
NATHAN'S great sale of FORFEITED GOODS will
take place in a few days Due notice sail be given.
WEBB'S great side of forfeited Watches, Jewelry,
Guns, Pistols, Nosiest Instruments, Ao , will take place
shortly. Duo notice will be given.
WEBB'S great sale of Dry Goods, Clothing, Bedding,
Ac , being forfeited collatersle, will take place shortly.
Due notice will be given.
PEREMPTORY SALE OW SURNITITRE, MIRRORS,
PEPS ) MATTRESSES, &c, &o.
On 'it ednesday women next,
October 21st, at 10 o'clock, in second•atory zooms,
S. E. corner of Sixth and Race streets, entrance from
Itace street.
TO PAY ADVANCES,
Consisting in part of oval and square Trench plate mir
rors In rich gilt frames; mahogany and walnut frame
looking glasses, bedsteads of every description; walnut
cabs; cradles; bureaus; card tables; marble top tablas•
isfas, lounges; plush divans and chairs; spring %.„..;
parlor chairs; cane seat rocking chairs; stuffs'
rooting
chairs; windsor chairs and settees;
. cherr fables; mat.
tresses; feaDier beds; marble top at°^' oartis and nume
rous other articles. The wkrk wilt be sold without
twerps, to pay IVPLIDO. Ali., quantity of second
pond furniture. s." —
p rtyit t e , t i w , t up„. t-door solicited, either at
CYO Moms or elsewhere. Charges low.
oments of second hand and new furniture, and
As of every description solicited. Liberal cash ad
vances made
At private sale, a superior furniture wagon, nearly
new, will be sold low.
FURNITURE AT PRIVATE SALE
Furniture of every description arranged in upper
rooms at private sale, at unusually low prices.
JOHN . BAYLIS, AUCTIONEER—No, 325
ARCH Street, between Third and Fourth Streets.
SALES EVERY EVENING, at 7 o'clock,
Of Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Cutlery, Watches, Jew
elry, Hosiery, Whips, Trunks, Fancy Goods, Notions.
,N. B.—Out-door sales attended to. All goods sold at
the Auction House packed. ocl•lm
GEORGE W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER
N. E. corner of BARRON and SOUTH Streets
above Second.
EVENING BALES.
BALES EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
dt 7 . ,4 o'clock, at the Auction Store , of Hardware Cut
lery, lilouselteeping Articles, Clotha g, Watches,Jewel
ry, rsoCy Articles, &AL
amneemente
A ME RICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
E A. AIARSIIALL Sole Leseee
Second appearance in America of
SIGNORINA RAMOS
PRIMA DONNA,
From her hiejesty's Theatre, London,
THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, October 16, 1867,
Will be presented Donisetti's Comic Opera, in two acts,
entitled
LA FIGLIA DEL REGGIMENTO
31nrin .
Slporlas Ramos.
Tonto Btgnor Brlgnoli
Sergeant Signor Tagltatico
MAX. MARETZEK, Rinsing Director and Conductor.
PRICE UV 411/ 11 1.1103:—Parquette, DIOBB Circle, and
Balcony, fd ; Tamely Circle, 50 cents Amphitheatre,
25 cents
117 The Box Office of the Academy m open from 9 A
M. to 5 P. 51 , for the securing of Reserved Seats and
Boxes, without extra charge
Treasurer Mr T. McKeon.
The Opera will commence at 8 precisely.
I[7" Carriages will stet down heads South, and take up
heads North.
HEATLEY's ARCH ST. THEATRE.
00 —Sole Lessee W WHEATLEY.
Boats oe ?aloes —Orchestra Stalls, 60 cents; Dress
Circle (no extra charge for Secured Sesta), 50 cents;
Family Circle and Amphitheatre, 25 cents; Seats in Pri
vate Boxes, 75 cents; Whole Private Box, i Gallery,
13 cents; Gallery (or Colored Persons, 25 cants; Pri
vate Box in Gallery for Colored Persons, 33 cents
Box Office open from 10 A M. until 3 P. DI. Doors
open at quarter before 7, performance to commence
quarter past
7.
J. BW HITTON Treasurer.
THIS (Friday) EVENING, October 36,1851,
Will be presented, by the great Star Company, the
celebrated Tragic Play, written by Judge Conrad,
entitled
JACK CADE.
Jack Cade, Dlr. Davenport; Lord Clifford, Mr. Wheat.
ley; Blarlatnne, Hrs. Bowers; Kate Worthy, Miss E.
Taylor. To conclude withtheliTghable farce of the
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
Aldwinkle, Mr. Thayer; Nicmlemus, Mr. Dolman;
Larinia, Alfas E. Taylor.
IVALNITT STREET THEATRE.—Les
see, Mr. E A. Marshall i Stage Manager, Mr.
Jobn Sefton. Prices.—Dress Circle and Parguette,
cents; Upper Circle, 25 cents, Private Box and Orchestra
Seats, 76 cents. llor. Office open from 9 o'clock A. M
to 3 P. Id Doors 0080 at 7 o'clock; performance to corn
mince at 7S.
• BENEFIT OF MR. AND MISS RICIIDIGS
THIS (Friday) EVENING, October 16.18.57,
Will be presented the New Domestic Deasua entitled,
TEMPTATION
Philippe Ramagwan. Mr 'Melting-a; Henry Titian,
Mr Shewell ; Pierre Jacques, Mr Chapman; Pauline,
Mlas ; Teresa, 3lrs. John Sefton To conclude
with the drums entitled,
MULETEER OP TOLEDO.
Manual, Mr. Riehinga; Pon Pedro, Mr. Showell;
Oouut Torrlbo do Pompolo, Mr. Chapman, Elsirs, Miss
Mehinga,
NATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT ST.,
.l. II near Eighth.
LDILESSMI—Dren Curie and Parquet, 25; Family
Circle, 2 cents; Secured Seats, J7.3.¢ cents; Sewn in
Private Bolt, BO cents; Orchestra Chairs, SO cents.
Doors open at 7. To commence at 7% o'clock.
Bolt Office open from 10 to 4 o'clock, when seats can
be secured.
THIS (Friday) EVENING, October 16, 1617,
VIII be presented 9 E. Honig' world-renowned
UNCLE CABIN
Uncle Tom, (the great original,) Mr. S E. Harris;
St. Clair, Mr. R. 11. Howland; l'hineas Fletcher, Mr
S. Brown, Topsy, with songs, Rose Cline; The Gentle
Eris, Little Mary; Harry, Little Ida
SANFORD's OPERA HOUSE— •
ELEVENTH Street, above Chestnut
Doors open at 7 o'clock—to commence quarter before
eight.
Admittance 25 cents.
Ethiopian Life Illustrated by Sanford's Troupe of
Stare—New Dances by the Sanford Children.
To conclude with
A LAUGHABLE AFTESPIECE.
THONEUF's VARIETIES,
FIRTH and CUESTNUT Streets
ItIESICAL AND TERPSICHOREAN ENTERTAIN
]LENT,
In which will appear, every evening this Week,
Mina ADA DUVAL, Soprano
It will be her first appeAntnco in America
Mad, PAYNE it Mlle LEFOLLE will ale° appear,
Aided by Comedians, Vocalists, and Musicians of ac
knowledged talent.
Commencing at 75i. Admission, 10 cents.
cml2-11s* TUOMEUP, Proprietor
eentlemcit's ,iurnisf)ing Qt oobr,.
NV INC I !
E I TERBB T i a 2 ? E p T
AINSRN IBI INGto.dAT.;
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT SIANUFAOTORY, No. fed
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Philadelphia.
The attention of Southern and Western Merchants, and
Strangers, Is particularly invited - to this improved cut of
Shirte, the moat perfect fitting article made. At whole-
sale and retail, and made to order.
1.1 W. TINGLEY & CO., BANKERS
Jut. No, VI South VEILED Street, Philadelphia.
COLLECTIONS promptly mad° 011 all &acanthi° points
In the United States and Canada.
Stocks, Bonds, ,te, Bought and Sold on Commission.
Uncurrent Bank Notes, Checks, Wright at the
lowest rates.
moat. Popo&lts recalvet &ad interest allowed, as par acres
aal-Sza
TV It • 1 .
Tiv ''
_fat tp4c
Cu MONDAY LVISING, lath- at the Penti
Grammar School-house. S cGrner of EIGIITLI alma
TILOSIN3ON Etn_ets, at 7 o'clt,cl.-.
'By order of Board.
FRANI:LIS H . lIY.AB,
=MC
lIA
s j 0
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b 1 ,, 0 0 0 1 1 , , , T.
O A ,
MONDAY EVENING next. October 1.. 4. at 7
o'clock, at the 'Wharton 111 , T1Ist•Jel, b,iow
Washington.
The Oommittee oin Le in att.±riclAnez
Thursday, and Friday Eveniai, of th,s :reel:, to ree,,lre
the names of applicants, who. If mind.. taut - Lk ac
companied lty some Tripuneibir p.zrecal No 11 . 3p.i w.ll
be admitted who is under Lilt,. year: of 5„,?..
oel4-3t It I. FL A.NAGAN...er,tsry.
A CADEMY OF THE P OTE sT ANT
1 - 1.. EPISCOPAL curium. LOCUST AND JrNIPER
STREETS.
This Institution has L,to re•opene. I ler the tututn
nal Session, under the of
W. 1108IN3, A M., 13 Principal
The Episcopal Academy pre,,nt3
tenth for the moral and intellectual trttittir au t `,.r the
physical development of the y‘mth co:no:at I tett. care.
do pains will be spared to perfect the pal 'ls to th , r
rime studies which, from time to time they
toe; while it will be the aim of the Ptirtel..l, h - th iu
hot instruction and in his daily int , rcour, vith the
Lora, to lay the foundations of so upri;ht, ire tiy, tad
religious character
The rooms of the Acalemy nre nal.2srous.
lofty, and well ventilated; aai the pupils oaring Teeesl
enjoy the advantages of an enclosed play-ground and an
• ;
ample Gynanastuut
boys able to read, and not leas than eight years of
age, are received as soon as they hove bNuri to write
and cipher, and are cooduetsal throuizh the various
classes of the Academy with a rapidity proportioned to
their ability. The lowest nix, (AS is arenp.ed iu
Spatting, Reading, Writaq, 41,.astis. and rieogra
thy ; the highest class (II) in the brania,s
studied in the Freshman year of a collegiate (+arse.
The studies of the intermediate else., are suited to the
various ages and abilities of the pupils.
The Tuition Fee for those iu etas, A. is silty do`stsrs
per annum for all others ssveuty-five doll in put an
item; payable half-yearly in advance.
there are no other charges; the French Larrgos4e,
Fuel, and the one of the liymnasinm being itseli.de,l in
the price above mentioned
Boys not /Undying the Greek sal Latta Language.
hare extra less*ns in hen of classical. Thu school time
not spent under instruction is employed by the pupas
In study under the rhperintendence of a temther, sot
in a spacious apartment arranged for that purport. Tho
Institution is inspected monthly by a corn-alike of tho
Board of Trustees, and visited Ito-a time to time be the
Bishop of the Diocese..
applications for admission may he cande to tte rci2
cipal daily during the week (except on Setuzdayj,
tween the hours of 9 A. 2/. and 2P. AL
ce 84a,th,sat-tf
CRITTENDEN's PRTLADELPILLi COM
MERCIAL COLLEGE, S E. corner of SEVENTI£
and CHESTNUT Streets, Second nut Third, Skri,l.
BOOK-KEEPING. PENNIANSRIP, every style.
COMMERCIAL LAWS AND FORM,?-
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.
LECTURES, &c
Each Student bus tulleidual Sustruttion from compe
tent and attentive Teachers, th.l immediate
supervision of the Principal.
One of the Beat Penmen in the Country has charge of
the Writing Department.
Please call and see Specimens ant get a Catala;mo of
Terms, he .
°ca."-
JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE.
ORDER 0? 151110DUCTORT LECTURES.
Prot. DU36Li3os Monday, October IL', a:7 P.
" T. D IditOrtaLL,. Tuesday, " 13, •, 7P. M
Maws" ••• "13P. Si
J. K. hirrortaLL..Tburalay, " 15, "7P. 31
PANCOAST c. r. 8 fr . if
Baoss Friday" 16, "7P. It
ClaoB '• 8 P. 31
CLlNlC'?—Wednesday and Saturday, haul 12 to 2.
0c8.30 ROBLEY DUNGLISON, 51 D , Dean.
PROFESSOR SAUNDERS' INSTITUTE,':
WEST PUILADE LPllld,
No Seminary whatever is more like • private. family.
The comae of Cindy is extensive and thorough. Pro
fessor Saunders will receive a few more pupils ender
fourteen years of age into his family, Enquire of
Messrs. J. S. Silver and Mathew Newkirk, or Col. J. W
Porney, Editor of this Paper, whose sone or wards ore
now mewhera of his family. septl4-11
PBING GARDEN ACADEMY FOR
e.. 7 YOUNG MEN AND BOYS, N E corner EIGIITIP
and BUTTONWOOD streets Professors of the highest
qualifications employed. Catalogues containing full
particulars, mils' names, testimonials , , can be.
had on application.
an2l-tf P. DONLEAVY LONG, Principal_
HALL OF ST. JAMES THE L;ESS,
PHILADELPHIA.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Rsr B. R. Sterna, RIOTOR.
The Annual Session will begin on Til/WalY, Sep
tember 1.
Maiden may be obtained at the Boot Store of 11.
HOOKER, B. W. corner EIGHTH and CHESTNTT, or
of the Rector, Post °Mee, Falls of Schaylltill. Phila
delphia. 7-6 m
NOTHING SO NEEDFUL TO ENABLE
persona, male and female, to gain a shwa or This
world's goods and comforts as a
BUSINESS EDUCATION
LEIDY BROTHERS' BUS/NESS ACADEMY,
Nos. 148 ar0.1150 SIXTH Street, near RACE,
will re-open on MONDAY, SEPTE3IBER Ist. for fall
and winter Studies, embracing • knowledge of
WRITING, BOOE-KEEPING AND ARIT.RMITIC
by simplified methods, in a short time
THE LEIDY'S take pleasure in aselng, that daring
the past year a large number of 7,,er,.orks aolairel a
BCSINESS EDITAT/ON,enabling malty to secure pro-
Stable 8110411002 , and others ti"prosecuta their business
operaticrua auccesettliy, arta.l.3m.
tOttlrlics, lemelro, ,Gc
2 1 AILEY & CO., CHESTNUT STREET,
Manufacturers of
11111 TISH STERLLNG SILVER WARE,
tinder their inspection, on the premises exclusively
Citizens and Stringers are invited to visit cur mann
%artery.
WATCHES
Constantly on hand a splendid stock of Superior
Watohei, of all the oelolareted makers
DIAMONDS.
Necklaces, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear-Bthgs, Finger-
Binge, and all other article, in the Diamond rine.
Qmwhige of NEW DESIGNS will ba made free of
charge for those wishing work made to order.
RICH GOLD JEWELRY.
beautiful assortment of all the stew styles of Pine
Jewelry, each as Mosaic, Stone and Shell Cameo,
Pearl, Coral, Carbuncle, Mamaimte,
Lava, &c., Zee
, 31111/PIELD CASTORS, BASKETS, WAITERS, A.c.
ALso, Bronze and Marble CLOCKS, of newest styles,
sod of superior quality. sold hasly
ir & A. PEQUIGNOT,
MANUFACTURERS or WATCHCASES
A 313 xlmoci mu OP WATCHES,
1 SOUTH THIRD STREET, BELOW CHESTTCT
PHILADELPHIA.
CONSTANT PCQHIQNOT. AccoslE Rectinasom
5619-Smog*
JAMES E. CALDWELL Er. CO.,
No. 43.2 CHESTNUT. BELOW FIFTH STREET,
Importers of 'Watches and Fine Jewelry, Manufaitu,
rem of Sterling and Standsrd Silver Tea Sets. Forks sod
spoons, solo agents for the sale of Charles Prol:ham's
new series Gold Medal London Timekeepers-311 the
sizes on hand, prices MO, MS, and 1300
F.nglish and Swi— Vetches at the lowest prices
Rich fashionable Jewelry.
Sheffield and American Plated Wang.
ises-y
S. JARDEN & BRO.
IP • ILLTIMACTIMERIi LSD lICPOII2ILB3 Cry
SILVER-PLATED WARE,
No. 304 Chestnut Street, *bore Third, inp stains,/
Philadelphia
Conatantly on hand ant for sale to the Trade,
rEA SETS, COMMUNION SERVICE SETS, URN&
PITCIIERS, GOBLETS, CUPS, WAITERS.. BAS.
SETS, CASTORS. KNIVES, SPOONS, PORES,
LADLES, Ac .
(hiding and plating on all kind' of metal. ael-ly
VRANCIS P. DIIBOSQ & SON, late of
ritabosq, Carrow 3 Co , Wholemle 31.4SCP/C
-rUILERS Or JEWELRY,3C4 CIINSTNCT strret,
Fa.ascia P. DUBOSQ
axon 3m
— wtLsoN & sos.,
SILVER w W IL AR LIA E n .
MANUFACTURERS OF SILVER WARE,
(ESTABLISHED 1,12.)
11. W. CORREA YIT 7 / 1 AND CRUM'!" S7REE73
A large assortment of SILVER WARE, of rr,,zy d •
scrlption, constantly on hand, or mach to ot,ler to tnst‘n
Any pattern desired.
Importers of &Atria and Birmingham imported
Ware. st3o-cLt.wly
TAI
D C ,-,T .A E LR FO Ab Ii ie T .b, IIE .die,F NITED ried ST 4 E !
'vb.]] will be given good pay, board. clothing, and
rordiml attendance. Fay from $l2 to E. por month.
No man having a stfe or dold will be arceputl_ Apply
for MOUNTED SERVICE, at No. 517 31AILKLr dtrent
above Eighth, north sole.
WILLIAM B. ROYAI,L,
Ist Lima Refit eC CAvs.lry.
Reerai tau; Uticur
Oct 5.1 m
W _
A.NTED.—A FEW AGENTS, EITHER
male or Female, are 'ranted to sell a nee' era'.
very popular book, just issued, entitled " The Croct,t.
Elm ,• or, Life by the Wayside." Four ehr-eas have
already been exhausted in Boston and the Nr,-
States. Agents are wanted to Canvass the 31111lr,
Southern, and Western States Some nor ens ^O.l.
make from SS to $1.2 per day. Addrtss. by letter.B..ok
Agent, 17 State street, Boston; or call personally at.
same place. 0c.3-1m
13anli Noticcs
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK,
Pattalstinix, October eth. 1537.
The annual election for Directors ail) be halo et tyo
Banking lionee, on MONDAY, the 1 - 6th dey et Novem
ber nett, between the hours or 9 o'clock A 31 . nod 3
o'clock D. El.; and on TUESDAY. the 3d day of N. over,-
leer nett, a General Meeting of the Stockholder, will t
hold at the Banking Donee, at 3 o'clock 1` 3I , azreee
bly to the charter,
ott-tnold E 31 LEICTS, Cazhier
MA.NUFACTURERS' AJ D
MECFid-
YIC3'BANK
PE44lyr4pal4. (lot 4, 3 . 0
The annual meeting of the Steckh , lders of the, Bert
Will be held et the Banking House, on "rue: , day, Nort—
her 3, et 10 o'clock, 31
The annual election for thirteen Direct, N, to sore•
the ensuing year. will be held at the kiankinit lie use.
Monday, November Nth, from 10 o'clock, .11 ,to 3
mwftnl6
M. W. WOODWAIID> Ca'hit
COMMERCIAL BAST: OF PENNSYI.-
rANIA, PHILADELPHIA, Ortobti
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholne r• et tin=
will be held at the Banking-House, on Id, -.3, tie
day of November next, at 12 o'clock 31-
cold- mwtif tnool3
COMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYL
VANIA, Itott.lovLontn, clotobti- 3 , 31
The Annual Election for Dire,:torrn of th.s bank v... 1
be held at the attAing-ll'mno. on 31 0. 1 .3% tho 1^ th
of November next, from JO o'clock A3l . t old
Y.M.
oell2-row.t teovl3
C ITL.N1:11.
/THE BANK.—r ifunk
Ditu , nl.l., October 0, 1557 —The annual iv, •
tLe Stockholders of thts liauh will be hell at th ,
inz home. oa Monday, tL Q mn if,
next, at /: M
The annual alection. rot. Directors till Y. h,'l . 11.
Banking licube, is/ .Mtarclay, the nth
vember nett COM/
oct7-wfStntSlB
JE. &B. SCHELL'S
. CITY MARBLE WORE? , AND ETEAM MANTEL
FACTORY
MARBLE HALL,
S. E. CORNER OP TENT/I AND VINE FTREETS
Where every variety of MARBLE MINT F.LS.TUNIS3P.,
MONUMENTS, TABLE TOPS and FLOORING, cm, to
supplied upon reaSonsble terms. stE.4-tuLtm
VS - 11 R. DC3OSQ