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Or THE OCEAN I/TEAR/ERIC
TI(E1 'UNITED STAUB'. • -'
etdlYaa f• r t 7.1101 i you t• , - ' - DAT
,New York !Pluton 4, 'lleyre....oot 24
'Atterstio.•,:t .. . :New' York 1ttr0rp00t..,:.•:.*„...00t 24
Aidtribur4..•: .......... "fork Olafigor Oct 31
, RindiWa • • York 'Homburg . ;•; .... . Noy 1
-.. • , /OM t1111,01..g. , t,
" " 2 , it4oll • 10Y . ' DLT
Bonwta '` qtatoliure New York Oct 1
Oen Wiltiumet'..:ltiy,orpoot Quebec, . „ . Oct 8
Battle ' - lAyorpool , New Oct 14.
Nettle, - 'Liverpool - Nevi Yottr..Oct 11 1
Ar0g0,,,... „8outhall:104m, New, York ...... .. Oct 2
MOVEMENTS OF HAVANA; STNaIifESS. '
fstrtansirati , 4rOm liaw York .arriving at Ha,
" vans /Eli, and NS* Orleans Stool . - New, Orleans
20Es;, Havana 294' arriving at New York2Bth. ,
' tatrairaaadrrt—Froin New York Ith of each month ;
arriving at Havana 12th, end Mobile 14th. }from MAL
pile 224 Havana 24th, - ,arriving at New York 28th, j
OarriWaa:- . -grom New York nth, arriving atliavaira
' 17th . and NOw Orleans 18th' 'Prom *New HrleisurE7thi
'Havani29th,rarriving at 'New York Bd. ,
Om.Eroni New York llth;arrivingat Ha.;
!vana'2ll4,lo Nett Orleans 28th. -Vim New Orleand
lith;ffavann Bth, arriving at New Xork 18111 .
Ittaoir Warraron:=Prow,New York 2781 h arriving at
• 'Havana - lac B,ol`New Orleana pa. 'From Paw 'Orleani
12th - Itatinalath, due at New York 18th. , '
jearost. r 4roni Oharleston 18th and Ath, due at Ha,
vans.= and Ith. '. Emu 'Havana 10th and 20th, due at
'New "AA Nakao-a slat. -
Tboxworop, audt • steamers aitil'frotu &LIN* oa
and liith
F -11.11iritte ,Intaltsence.
POlLlelir' PHILADELPHIA; Eet..24; 1,61.
21111971118193: - *ITO ... .. 19
1114911•WATZRA - " - "' '7 12
11;if - HMOS *[sassy 16 days Howi'Yert an- Prltmei
wlth, frwOod.tollutif Wattsott & Sone: - •
Ovia Dia Brown, IfSHOrtt, I' day; frostiVilmingtoni
lah
iallest to-,1 Baker.. ,-; -
Labwit 116atley t .frirm New York.' ; .`
Schell W Metiedict, hills, from New York. • •
Behr Jas Ilemdt,Dwris, 6days from Boston, in ballast,
Behr , (lee •ge, Jaifteonil day from Smyrna, Dal,
with grain to Rewley;-Wilson & Co; • - •
Behr John Lank; Artist; 1 day from 1/roderlottiDel, ,
With wheat to Jae Barrett & Bon. •• . - .
Behr Delaware; Denbiol day from Srayrne,'Der, with
oats to Jae Barrett & Son,
. Rehr. Golder. Otte, Boon, I day-from Ifroderies, Del,
with oath and cone to Jae Barrett & Son. ;
Behr Lydia Ogden, _Wisher, 4 days from Baltimote,
with coal to J W,Bacon & Co.
Behr Belle, Bolt, 3 days from Indian River, with tom=
bet to J W BecOn Jt, - . • -
Sloop llama, Stratighn,l day from New Castle, with
eats and wheat to Robeson Lea: '
Sloop Oars, Cibereon, 1 day from Brandywine, with
poor to Robeson Loa. -
Sinop Alfred, hforrow,l day from Brandywine, with
flour to Robeson Lea. -
• • •' OLVARED. .
Ship alexatider, twin, Charleston, Silaidefin & Co.
Benito Linton, Power, Pernambuco, Lewis fr, Damen.
Bergne,Bß Walker, Raynes,ltostoo, B A Bonder &Co..'
, Brig Sera Wadi, Barrett, N York,,Tyler, Stone & Co.;
Brig Jas McNeal - Thomas, Halifax, J Atwood.
yargneenilifheaton, Waahington, Tyler,,
,iltolso &CO, - - - •
Sehrlmhie, Huntley, do • •
13c1R3 aellarrott, , Doiti, Boston, -' do •
Rohr II W Benedict, New, York, Vandasen, Nor.'
Ste 11 L Claw, Ner, Baltimore A Groitsjir.
' l3/4 . Win &turnings, Johns, for Callao, left Welnnt
'treat wharf yeeterday afternoon,- in. tow• of sterimert
Robert Herds. Nor cargo consists of 1260 tons coat' •
• • IMF VILIIONAPH.J
Porrearadence of tho Philadelphia Exchange.
. OAPE ISLAND, Oct. 23, b 10 A Al
Two baiques, a brig, and several schooners went in
40-darli The whip Nonpareil for Liierpool, barques .7
Brune,lfor Baltimore, .Washington Butcher, for Now
Or/rwor, brlglfelen //brood five colliers, went to sea
tit kftemoott; . Wind south—weather foggy.'
- Tours, • - THOS. h. tiIIGHIS.
pariver.raitArm,i
- Olirrieepondence or The Dreier)
—blur Teat, Oct 23.
Arrived, *big Webeter, from Liverpool ; barque Dub
lie, fromOardAues; brig Austina, from Oseepeachg. -
Boma, Oct. M.
Arrtiod,brigtleAuti;fremiltalem.i, : . .
. .
, . • • •' _ AQUIUrfa, Os. Oct
D
Barque atid Nickels instistress-1,061 of the Cap-.
lain, Watt, and Two of. thy Crew.—The borque'Darld:
Nickels, of nearsport, Maine, from Mammas, boded to.
St Marys, put in at St Augustine on the 18th in distress.
The captain of the barque was lost overboarl, and the
first mate, With two of , the crew, lowered a. boat and
went in search of him. It le' supposed that all wore
lost, The nomad mats, Oharles Smith, two of thd crew,
and the cook were aboard of the vessel. The pilots are
starching for the Missing beet. •
lairisespondence of the klalsdelphls Exchange.
LEWNB.. Del.. 0c5.22, 8 Al. •
Thepat - hot ship Saratialt, from Liverpoolds at an
chor in harbor, iu company with a brig and two sabre.
The -wind for -the last two tlaye .bee been , quite fresh
from NW, end so cold shit lee a quarter of an , loch thick
was formai lest bight.. The !argue .7 0 Broome passed
upon ThUrfday <merlin.
YOOlt to, - lIIOKMAN.
Correspondence of The Press.,
-••Hama DI GRAM, Oct. 73.
Ten boats left here this 'morning, laden and con
signed as follows: t , - - • •••
M 0 Romeo, bar Iron to Perot & /ire; American Eagle,
Ind A Cook, lumber to A Oroskey; Bearer Rills and
Bose,- inmber talk:talons &-Taylon Charles Blanchard. -
lumber KED P Taylor & A McConkey, slate toMr
Boandeer, 1,1 Plirm a n, lightplinatars, anthracite coal
to Del City; Than Runt, lime to Chesapeake Oily.
'
Steamship ;Jason, Britton, from Brenton, with 4bo pas
aeagerry prriored at New York.yeaterday: ,
Steamship Yrulderbilt, Niggles, for there, cleared at
New York yeaterday.: , • • . ,
Steamship ,Atlantic, Bldridge, for Liverpool, cleared
ihldew Yorleyeaterday. • .1 ,
Steamship H B Beach, Ramiey, from , New York, ar
rived at Baltimore yesterday.
• Stdp. Minos:, Kemp, from lithuritica, was otr•Liver.
pool Oth inst. . „
Ship Diamond 13 tato, Yornythi for Leghorn, eaqed fm
Berme Ist lnet.
. .. .
Ship Itancsater,Decan, far Philadelphia 20th that,
sraeadvertlaed ISt Liverpool lOth bast,
Ship, Darlington, Paso, train Liverpool, arrived at
litiebec latir haat " - • '
Ship Catalan, Dulles, for Seaton, railed train Odeua
ltth ult.
Ship 4riadue; Knight, sailed loom Macao July 21 for
Bombay.:
Ship 8 0 oabott, Watts, cleared at New York yester
day for Melbourne.
Ship , Orpheas, Obese; for Philadelphia, toload (or
Hong liong, cleared st New York yesterday: ,- •
Ship Shoed*, Win, cleared at New York yesterday for
Ship Wesimoreland, Bean, for Philadelphia, was in
the river' Idvarpocdifith Inst. -
•-13 hips Tosicarora, Imulavy, and Windsor Forest, Graf
ts:in were loading at Liverpool 10th inst. for Philadel
phis tha 12th.,
ghip Thonise, from Bombay, arrived at Cox
havanSth - •
Ship Gifu of the Ocean, Thornton, from Calcutta, at
Cuxbareu fah hut. , , • -
Ship Levant Peterson, from Yelpersleo for Hamburg
i
was off Dover tts lust;
EihigLueonis, freeman, from Havre, at Charleston
Karithin, Vandyke, from New ()rheas, via
eloneestar, arrived at Boston 22d inst. ''••• • ' •• •
Ship John Stewart, Sherman, remained at Ito 131 b
nit, •
. Borgne Henrietta. Bilis, front Rio de ::.eeiro, In
triuppton Roads 22.(1 Indent. • .• , ,- • ; •
Barque Warren Fisheri llailagher, for London, sailed
from Arecibo .1" 11, ad 'inst.,. • • • '
Barque Pomo, Kennody, for Baltimore, at Manhood
Barque Bruner, Lankenan, hence for Bremen, vrao
off gor.istut f.th lost. - -•
BargnsAchilles, Speddeo, was loading at London 9th
loot. tOstblit wt.
Munn, Bdinund Dwight, Nickerson, oleared at Balti
more 22d inst . :foe Marna; via Toppahannock, Va.
Barque Airon IMarvey, Millar, wee at Riming, Weal
00dEi . Atrips, Sept B,So WA f or Monrovia to a few
da P4 ' 'ealveri i f itaitia, wan 04; W,coillt:
of /Idea, *pi /9, to esil,for **dig 2 day.
Wig Myr-VA; Walkerdience, was at Cope "ifaytien
30th nit;" arrived 29th ; espootedto mil on her return,
about 201.Vnist. ' -
Brig Meies',Sliunott/eimiSed Boaton,224inat.- - for
. ,
Portland •. ,
Brig 300Blicables, frok itiVannati foe Philadelphia,
-widilimbaftn fl
fittehie, pot lute Nair 'York 21st inet.
fo r ender( havlag, while •at the Breakwater, in a
heavy northerly gate, boat both anehoss and was driven
to des, •
ftehe Orattieltile; Baker, hence, arrived at r
Gioneeste
MT tioiai . 'York, at Mouceiter,
bee tialtacitd Parker, Sr, P1416401144N
aged crafts2lin'Brven 224 Ind. " ,
. .
fov oe ou biaTti,, °Yr,
r ildeire 21st as to load
Sam N6rtUerp 1141 t, ,Li!lcti,'itoitiiq DOich tol.
15th lust. • .
. • ,
Oche Lamm ) Beano, house for Roston, at Apulia
.1011 t Milt: • • • , •
'Bohr Oychnin, ladlifor PhUenisipida; sailed from New.
Bedfordihat. •
Schrs Rhoda and ; Baela, ifoPmame, And We
Boman, bitoroot Obildrotoo Mot inst.
B,abniNellisrp Ithrbniddre, and„ floe. Henry, Amith,
hence at Richmond =I inst. '
Bohr IL.RWenitent, &fo li ar henna at Wilinhigtan, N
M ot inst., ,
Bohr Shemusdoth,:iicic ' eMet; hence st Norfolk. 21st.
B•fbr obi's A. out hum id Dumas 21it
Bar a from Taunton for Philadelphia,
at NowpOrt 2 0thluat, s,s remained Blot, A U.
Ilobr POtteir, fro m liestol 21st
st. for PhUseleinhia,•
Bobo, Jarpos MoOkrokey, EltObblai;, And Rath Halsey,
avid, hence at Providence 21st inst,•
Rehr OhArles °scroll, Pratt, fur pil p ul a , „aka.
from Providence. Pig inst.
Behr Ltol3,AlfrArdl. galled from Beira;tiat that. for
Philadeltdda and went Into tlmrport.
Bept,•2o-41th Flown, Ilaldsth
from. Midge: tor -PlOkadelpida,leout ma, short at the
rarer Mekong*" ,lcui on,belna
N riteaed of petite* of
her cargo, got, oe at bight*. - • •, r
atamset-,Nteterla t tUuyter, or as Tramatlaata Tele;
grafltta;arr,tred at Nal( York yesterday from ithilree.
-'- - -
; MAIM MISOILLANY ' • -
Br brig Onrielan, Graham, from prowdento for Brd
ner OP , getting =dor way, on Tuesday leati at New
porti.to go to /ea misstayed, and rwenlashors on south
side of Oosstees harbor, She wouhrprobably be got off
at high - watt% Mat. ..' -
Steamer Neptune, from Boman, toothed barque errs
ashore at-Nantucket , on Moudty. IMO Morris
pieced two large trooltoritnd fat ttetm pump on board.
Ito a u , Silts op 110.407 pt to bent her of, but 'Oa pro!,
badly prevented by the stronewlad.l. A deipststrof the
21st gaga Otptr,ltiolterdelet forllotton that rooming:
, ti e becliggp f ,,t,opito of getting; her off. !the Tassel It
foll,..K'sret@n; mid Mot weather is too rough to render
ani.liaditaira.L.Steamerl fffantuaket
abitoment or the 1114,1d0w.i
'The" M ft twirling ear Oallatin, while ;meg g awp
'Amu istatolent Anthem apoittbs ,
rotha otqatltaffhippattirg Centre ; and bilgod. She was
alterwardlf got off cud tettin44. - Pikkeria Matt, where
eke retaliated at lad advice*.
t9gewtoo,ftout MO* -Illandollthf pieta Mop
Umteg fipm as' , RI R Sji
M' Met eaoe
':.•,•:',.•;•:-."'.. r• ' - - !WOKEN' -- ' - ' '
41;*If;ilot05 - Atilf,ltitat818 , 571;iliiiitrOlitiinfat 'oo4'
Ziryalyl4, for Notti..-, •. ,- 4.:, i ,4 r 4 t• 4' •:
", • ; -, q (.44 A-hoot Oifireist OW Anal , LiAtIO)
l w
- •,, ;fro' 6w.parx . : AiiirlB,lcr *libitum; ;• • 4 4:-
•
• ..''.l-ia_ 4- 3 444 Aot , i , qmio,oo,lNktipiceorthahliaviviti ,
~...,
,r , - "Aksi werp•Tl Portaioostli; for ItiWoisig
...1 0 ! 4, .. , . ~. ' Itorktike fOtionouth pilot , - ,
- -':' _ A .; 211.0,0040)4 10 barauer D ttedfref,.sa
' Y. ''
0010# 111 0. zij , gadairclitf . • , '
' I 6e,* l ' 7 ,f.6 britiicirf!iii,iipiof
- ,:. - m.„ 4 - 1 t.,=.17- - retp fir ~, ! .., ,k y.1,,,, =. • : -9; i' , -..f . i,,A
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7 . " . ' -.', - - Tx , # 11 .40, ,, ,A.4w) mann., brow ,
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'~?~A'~in~"~N~F~ya.". ~wzk ; ~c ~mSr'k' « l~: v:' .•><`-eu.4i.~e-na~x.:~.ivt.. A_dc;sn P.-... ~.
Mystic. The A ll' is 410 tout burthon, and is intended
*the coasting trade; sent P Smith, Cooper, iWni
N C, Brands Beuridge, Newborn, N 0; old
salmi I) Oakes, 'Culver, Lavacea,4lMth State, Horton,
from Savannah, Globe, Gentler, Watlingten
PROVIDENCE=-21st, below, schr. X W Lindsay, Oro•
well, from Alexandria; J L Mimed, do; ready, ochre
Village Belle, Petrick, for Nanoemond Vii; Knight (of
Dennis) Sears, for a limlthern port, according to wind,
DIGHTQN, Oct 20—Arr ochre Wm A Crocker, Turner,
and Wm. Cobb, Endicott, Baltimore; 1 B & B L, PhatAt
Alexandria.
BRISTOL, Oct 21—Balled, eohr hfotatt, (of Newport))
'brig Segue
WARREN, Oct. 21—Salled, barks Bruce, (or War::
ren); Luther, Matansas.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOT)
Up to 12 o'clock Last Night•
•
GIRARD HOUBR—Chestnut, street, betweenßth & sth
Ilitableld, New York R F Newcomer, Baltimore
J Maryland - M Brininer, Washington
L Able, Washington 0 W Yerby, Chicago ,
F ',Moore, Waakington L Wilkes, Virginia
ELloainfi, S Reeve, Columbia, 43a t,
Ogden &la, Francisco It J Nevin, Washington
II 0 Jarret, New York Dr A J Morrison &
la, gy
W B Winans & la, fry II P Russell, N Carolina
011 Stricte Bo ston York 1 . 1 Eaton, Boston
J 8 Wiggin, B Webster, New York
Thosll Ferris, New York A-li Jonas, California :
J Freedman, New York . W Ilastings, New York •
8 Cele, Washington F S liasbrook & In N York
0 A Welch, Beaton, D II Armstrong, St Louis
J 0 Wilson,•Pillsburgh E ii Dolt, Virginia
T 0 Baylor, U 8 A. T L Ogler, Jr. S Carolina
0 Mayer, Penns J L Wentworth & la, Philo
Airs Wentworth, Philo Miss Wentworth, Philo
John W Brown, Ohio „I A. Perkins, Ohio
Non Wm Elliott, S 0 , Mr Peasleo & lady, Mass
lire Pletcher & don, Mass' Isaac Lohman, New York .
Fred'k W Byrne, New York J R Morrie Now York
V Niemeyer , Virginia L D Dix, Virginia
W A Gold & lady, Balt 0 IV Sutherland & In Va
John J Gibbon, New York Mice Mary Gibbon, N Y •
I Kelly, Washington - Gee Megrath, Now York
I, It ticltay, Roston , J MAlnrdock, Mass
sI Beckman, AI Chunk J It Gorman & la, Dayton•
Geo Taylor &oil, Brooklyn W P Yetridge, N York
W Sprague, It I ,
, J Penrose A. la, Illinois
L M.Olova, Nebraaka ' ' A McClure, Nebraska
0 WL Morro*, N,York Wm T Barrett, Darbadomi
Kingsland, New Jersey W Thatcher, New York
ObIL T Wend, New York II Blanchanl, Boston
Theo Ripley", New York J D Williams, N Carolina
ED White, Washington J P Ainerhill, New York 1
Reimery, New York :
1111110RANTB , ROTELLPfifirth at., below Arch
Chas E Anderson, Va J E Brown, Rithuming, Pa
M. !Bomberger, Jackson, 0 J H Billingsley, Trenton K
Kon ,1 0 Jones, Belding FS 11 Smith, Columbia co,Pa
W W Snodgrass, Ciu, 0 Mrs Roland Curtin, Pa
A Neff, Va Wm Redd, Pittsburg
Thayer, , Ve 0. RcOollough, lows
W R Miller, Pella „ Lewis 0 Cook, Chicago
Tyson,Pkilla,B B Bpence,,Oillo
Abrm Edinger,' Pa , 0
Kipp or. lady, Ohio
ABhargeon, Oarlike, P tars Burket,,llerwick, P
Walter KattiiUnntinadon James McCabe, Pa
W V Wright, Clearfield!Jial Pollock, Ps
0 0 EtichercAletander,Pit'',Wpalllkiestlei, N Y
W 2/111er, Plink , • " Oilfillan; Chester co, Pa
E Bowman & la, " J Frio* lk la, Etrasborg
White ! Lancaster? R Unica° Ps •
AMERICAN ROTEL —olleatunt street; above Fifth.
E T Whaley t Whale:villa Mrs BAS ltider Whaleyvlo
Miss BIM Bider,Whildyvle Chas Alt, N-Y
Geo Blaming Balt • J Alakochney and lady, bid
A Gilroy, Phil& • , • S A Armstrong, Ohio •
Indiana J .11 Thompson and nOn, Ind
0 B Benson, Washington •- 811 Benson, Washington
L B Smith, Washington John Humphreys, NJ
L Womeisdorff, Pottsville Thos S Small, Alabama .
W A Andrews, Alabama IY, Bettor, Portsmouth, V
S Jacksoni Winchester, i 7 W J Hoke, NC'
J 11Coehran, Md • Gilehnst, Washington
S Oilchrist,'Washington - It N MoVeigh, , Phlia.
Sanford; N Y S J Gaskins, Balt
WW Williams, Washington S J'Dlekey, Chests, en,Pa,
3 Butt; Balt • - A Carter, Perth Amboy
P 0 Danekelman, Schuylkill co, Pa
UNION 110TBL—Arch street, above Third.
Levi Lewis, Balt ME Cross, Del co, Pa ,
Meamnis,'Phils G Bboarnalrer dc la, Bel
-1.1 Unanget,Belviders, NJ vidcre, N
Olinger, Pa P Loop k lady, Lewis.
C Zimmer, Lagrange; (In ' town; Ps
Buck, Franklin co, 2n Jae Zuck, 'Franklin ea, Pa
A SLong, Richmond, Vs T Lept, Richmond, VII
JIL Samson, Fitchbarg, Mass 3 3 Schmucker, (I ettys'bri
STATES
Lane
street, above Sixth.
T Babson, lane co; Pa " W Croon, Bloserville, Pa
J Caro, Dauphin co, Pa L W Jameson, Balt
W Rudy. Balt. L A Itolmas, Balt
OW Bloch, N J •' • J Bomberger, Shippone.
0 Kratter, Olearville ' burg, Pa
J Schroeder, Columbia, Pa J Shenberger,Columbia,Pa
11 Swan, Clearfield J W Pell, 11l
K K Boise, Columbia; Pa• W litoVey, Ilorrisburg
I II 'Richards & la, ' Thicker, Lancaster co '
ft IbPiltuor & 10, Pa ' P S Plemiog, Stonotown
Col A Bolton, $y -- • ll* Jackson, Rending
J E Pox, Cheater co, Pa John McVey ? Harrisburg'
NATIONAL HOTEL—Agee street, above Third.'
Jos 8 Abell, Milli .1 A Leach, N Y
Wm Simpson NY ' bt Weaver, Minersvllle ;
J W Stanley, Pa P Uhler, IThlerville, Pa i
Jos L Yoder, Pa M Strain', Northumborltd,
Win Jones, Pa . Oeo IVAlorgan, Pottsville
LL J Headier. Pottsville II .1 Behaellor le la, Ohio
JO Latest, Canton, 0 Mrs B A Brock, Allentown
.1 A Cristinen; Pb ntiville'Jae 'Whitaker, Mt Clare
Miss M A Both, Allentown •
. -MADISON.ROUSI--Secoad street, above Market. 1
W L Cannon, Del r .11 Scarborough, Del
DrWise, Del . . Jno Simpson, Richmond '
Juba Drown, Kent co, Del Adam 13 Haar, Lane co, Pa
Mr Wood, P.t.Penn, , Del .IVm Kennedy, Indiana
It B Leeolndlana ,‘ - Matteson, Wisconsin
tl B -Outright, NI. Bobt B Jump, N J
N Lee Towsuenali New York
BLAOH , DIAR INN—Pirth and Merchant,
Gee Yawata, Chester, Pa Mrs Callaghan, Phi la
Thee Dewees, Chester, Pa , Danl Stubba, Chester, Pa
Wash Ewing, Cheater, Ps Thee Warrington, West
•
Jacob Schwatc:West Chester • 'Chester
Abram Bally, Cheater, Pa Jeaso James, Chester, Pa ,
Jesse Parana, Delaware, Pa 0 U Taylor, Delaware, Pa ,
VP Moody', West Cheater 'J (Iray, West Chester
David litner, Pa D Richards, Jr, Md•
Baer, Pa ' T L Richards, Berlin, 0
J N Benjamin, Ma t Lamborn, Cheater, Pa
, BLACK.DBAIt ROTE —Third street, ab Callowhill ,
J lleaduman, Bucks co, Pa' C Ronda, Byberry
J Cadwalader, Bucks co; Pa Id Haldeman, Bucks co, Pa
8 Yell, Buckingham • A Clayton, Southampton
Pinney, Northampton H Winder, Hatboro
J Van Artsdale,Weaaterville A Ilegoland, Yeastervllle
A.Boads,ilybarry 1 G Cleramens, Chester Val
J Mathias, Berke co, Pa hi Idathias,.Berks co, Pa
Mrs Ilaldeman, , Virarrington, - • .
IFrencitylltatc;-.Trarburtert has lust imported
'something
. ne, in:the , Way of i lint, which is pecu
liarly adapted ta business, travelling, and sporting pur
poses, possessing all the softness and compressibility of
'Mellott Hat, St is quite free from the common-place
nharacter whlchattaehei thereto.
Warburton.haa alairreceived an invoice of Children's
French Leather Caps. These articles are unique in
appearanee,genteel In character, and serviceable in the
highsst degree; Tlyoywell diseiveltiO noticed' parents.
4*Cheitant street, below Fifth. oe 24-1 t
Isiducerneuta •Extriordinary.:.oll account of
the sherinSis of 'oar Southern and Western Trade, It
has left us with a very heavy stock of Fall and Winter
Clothing on hand. La order to close it out, we have
opened our entire House for
We will sell zoo'sdials of init.'
- - LIPPINCOTT & CARTER,.
, 42i Market street,
or. 24,1 W 'hatireen Vourth and Fifth sta., Booth vide.
qinteriinei a Seaaonable, not a liensona.
ble Poem." -1 Lecture to be delivered bypARK
Ant, 'Req., et Oencert nail, Tuesday' Evening, October
27th, et 8 o'clock. 0c23-4t*
Cabinet Ware and
ETHOLSTERY,
'524 WALNUT ST,.
OPPOSITE INDEPENDENCE SWAMI
GEO. T. HENKEL'S,
• r ' 624 WALNUT Street,
0e22-36 Late of 173 ,Oheetnut Street
Peke Clothing.—lrke entire Stock at fashion
ahls Ofothipst 1p elosh% out i regardless of cost, at the
birth:glietref Lilietty; southwest cbizei of 13EVEN11.1
end ALMLKET,No.'7OO. 'A gift with every
' oeggAt* Bows Moos.
Jackson,
. • JOB PRINTER,
*DROHANT STHEDT.
Checks, Notes, Drafts, Dills Lading, Dill Reads, Cir.
caters, Canis, ut a aft (Alice kinds of Job Printing, at
prices to snit the times. : , 0c1.7-ly
Robes,-100 . Dales' Buffalo Uobes
of the various qualitlesOust received from Minnesota,
Also a handsome aesortseent of 1? ancy, Robes or our own
nianufachme, and foriste whohniale Mid retell by
ORO. Y. WOMUATII,
0e412.1m* 415 Arch Street.
. e
111,itiseselr !Sointais iraintl-49fttee ,
street, one door west of second street, , Receives do.
posits In sums or One Dollar and upwards, from all
elieiee of tho commuiiity, and' allows interest at the rate
of Bee per cent. per annum.
Mace open daily, from 9 until 9 o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 In - the evening. President
l!renklli :Treautier, Charlie M, Morris; Secre
tary, dames 8. Pringle,
Bawaila_ Invalnable
Cordial fa prepared from iivallety of the meat choice and
'efficient arotilatice known Ili medicine, and le the moat
perfeeit iitioftelfahle• carlidrolire extant ter besets and
:young
By its powerful influence u speidy cure is effected in
all oases of MOM.; wifely pains and sparinui. Relieves
•and mitigatee touch' of childionle suffering during dent!•
t!on or teething, and by its soothing properties tran
guilts"e pains of the bounds, looseness, vomiting, ko.
Tlie . lntant Cordial has bec:ome a standard remedy,
and bors been need , in thousands of; oases with the most
steutdant stmaees. :No tinnily shoaidbe without it.
?repaid only try ,- Hamar A. Dowse;
. At biz Drug and Chemical Ettore,
N.aornor Edith and Groan obi., Philadolphin,
Towhain, itirodensmoil: 4 3 Addr.*a. , And for sale
4..llnalega Redirelf.. •-; • , an 28.17
40,1426 Irimi—rivri' Per CeWai
Conga Beaty 'Smut Company, in WALE!? Street, south.
west earner of Vella , Street, PHILADILPHIA. Algae
eve g ghn MILLION AND • HALF OF DOLLAR", invested
la Heil HBll7l, HOITOAOIII,OIIOIIND Hrtzs, and other
And clam securities, es required by the charter. his
instaggOn C0D812911 Its bilging" entirely to the renal.
vhfir 'of inoney on deposit: • ' - '
" aline' It open every daj from 9 o'clock fa the
'morning mita 1 ienlont: in the ewenins, MA on Monday
'tind,Thursdsy mantras until 0 o'clock.
'
On WeelnoidaY 'Oet. Mit, by the REIT.'
&Weida, OSORGR KNOWLES and MATILDA
JOSKPHINE, denghter of Joseph Jones, Eeq., ell of
thhieltj.:
±Aitbe Famine of the M. E. Ohnreh; Winelow, N.
4 . :,10th 164.,'' by Rev. B. H. Johnston ,' Mr, JOSSPLI
O. DOUGHTY to Mu LOUISA' P. VANNEMAN, RR of
}Waterford. •"
'On the 7th Iriet.;by. Key. W: - Etabop, JOHN W: HER
INQ of
, y r w e yte.4; beL, to Mee E. J. QULER, of
Thaletelphti,• '
-
401004iii•D Itinawbl Untolayn ui the
311.14 '
StrIFNE4 li r E i ll. : ; th:10711
dituAtil t t Or Arthur Lgorell, or this „
? .. rrle:l; k :o l t a iil9 22at Mo!VtiPAL'In
'the Withlremeothisc , • •• c ' c
On tiae.24t Inot,„ suw, wife of_ Thomas
Oif; 414' lost.; Piniag ,
vuumir.rai,
Okthi. in 4.04 - 04.14, SOWEt.affied 22 .
On, the . tt lust, MIMI it: M;80i.04135, *gd
yeare. •
pain 'Notices
Inkatigs.
Mg Pit
Er Church of the Epiphany..-Fifteenth and
Chestnut streets, aortic° TO-MORROW et 103 A. M.,
and 7X Y. M. oo 24.1t*,
Fry Rev. Thomha Stockton, D. D., net
pNVENlN G reatitin JAYNE'B UAW SABBATH MORNING and
,ai usual. Subject inthe evening ; Position
and Danger of the Just ; a sermon for the times. lto
Nottce.—Union Benevolent Assoclutiort.—
"laving been informed that a Society, called the UNION
BENEVOLENT BOUNTY, has collectors calling upon
citizens for subscriptions, this is to inform thu public
that said Society has uo connection with the UNION .
RENNVOLENT ASSOCIATION, N: W. corner BEV , *
RETIE and RANSOM atreets,
The Collectors for the latter are SAMUEL C. COOP
ER, for the section of the city south of OILESTNUT
street, and W. J. SUWON, tor the section north of
that line.
The' above OoHectors will immediately commence
their work. and the urgency of the case of the poor at
this time is deemed sufficient reason for their early
application. They will .be provided with books certi
fied by the President nod Secretary, and no pollen in
authorised to rocolvo subscriptions without this certifi
cate, except the °MGM of the Association.
MIAS. S. lifilP.TS, President.
lons 11. krwoon, Secretary. 0c24-eod2w
Union Benevolent Manelntion.—At the
annual meeting of the UNION IttNEVOLENT ASSO
CIATION, held at their Ball on Tnesday Evening,
Oct. 20, 1857, the following gentlemen wore elected
officers for the ensuing vest, viz
Prosident—CHAßLllA S. WURTS.
Vice Presidents—CHAßLES EVANS, M. D., RlOll
- D. WOOD.
Tteasurer—EDMllND WILCOX.
Corresponding Secretary-4. FISHER LEAMINO.
Recording Secretary—JOHN H. ATWOOD.
145050005.
Benj. Coates, Benjamin Collins,
Matthias W. Baldwin, John W. Farrell,
John Femme, Thomas Wagner,
S. Austin Allibone, John D. Taylor,
William M. Collins, F. Ratchford Starr,
Thomas Latimer, S. Morris Wain,
John Bohlen, Zebulon Locke,
William Turret, Joseph H. Dulles,
L. Montgomery Bond, William Backup,
Arthur O. Condo, , John H. Harper.
oeh4-eod2w
Flrot School Matelot for Stew of Penn- ,
Sylvania.—Au examination of Teachers of the Public'
Schooley/ill be held on SATURDAY, October Stst,lB67,
commencing at 9 o'clock A. M,, at the Mount Vernon
school house, I7ATI{ARINI streot, above THIRD.
By order of the committee on qualifications of teach
ore of the Board of Controllers of Public Schools.
oc22•Stoc3l W. J. JAOKBON, Ohairman.
- -
ITYP Literary Soiree, in Jayne's Hall, for th
benefit of the Industrial Schools taught by the Slaters o
the Holy Ones, November 24. Doom open at 7 o'clock
I. Lecture by the llon..lessen R, thisnomfa. 'Sub
ject, IVomart.
11, Supper, and solo of fancy articles. oc2l-to2
IE7 Notlee—Appeals.--elty iliontsnisslonera
Office, PHILADVI•PIIIA, October 11,1851.
NOTIOE IS.IIESEBY GIVEN, That the Oommle-,
shiners will hear Appeals by all persons rated for State
and MuniCipal Tax, in the city of Philadelphia, for the'
year 1868, for the several wards of the said city, at their
office, No, 11 west wing of the State House, (unstalre,),
on the following daya , between the hours of 10 o'clock
A: It. and 1 o'clock P. M. •
let and Al Wards--On Monday, October 10th, 1857..
21 " 4th " 't Tuesday, " 20th, "
sth " oth ' a Weduesday„" 2let, "
7th " Bth " Thursday, 224, "
_oth "10th " Friday, " 234,
11th "12th " fitetaaY, "
lath " 14th " " Tuesday, " 27th, " '
15th " 16th " Wednesday, " 28th, "
17th " 18th " " Thursday, ' 20th, "
10th " 20th Friday, " 30th(' "
, 21et " 22d Monday, Nov. 2d, "
" 24th " Tuesday, "• 34, "
The Assessors of such wards as have not been supplied
'Mk Blank Notices of Appeals are hereby notified to
call at the COM0111111101101 : 0 Office and procure the same.;
GEORGE M. HILL,
JAMBS M. LItDDY, City Commissioners.
• JAMES LOGAN, • oclUtoo3
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NOTICE TO RETAIL DRY GOODS
MERCHANTS,
WE WILL RECEIVE
NOTES OF TUE BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA AT
p A It
For goods sold, from this day, If payment is made within
fire days after purohase.
• ' • OUILLOII, ANDERSON, dc CO.,
No. 883 (old 197) Market street,
below FOurth—up stairs.
Phila., Oct. 24, 1837. oo 24-61
el_ I GAS ! I GAS I !-THE UNDER
ILA signed world respeotfully call the attention of the
public to the fact that they have and are daily reducing
the price of Philadelphia Gas, from $2.26 per 11)0Q feet
to the low price of $1.60 per 1000 feet, by their 6101)E1,
REGULATOR, which saves 86 per cent., a clear caving
of 76 cents ou $2.25, thereby reducing the price from
12 26 to 81.60 per 1000 feet.
We are daily putting the Regulator on ell the princi
pal and prominent buildings in the city churches,
libraries, factories, hotels, and other public buildings.
It him also been placed on at the Philadelphia Ex
change. Unmixed/ of certificates in favor of the said
Regulator from then having tried it, showing the
above saving, can be seen at our office.
Moro-keepers and the pupils generally are repotted
to nand in their pritons. Peat Regulators, from $d
upwards, according tu, piss. Orders throus t t!,lllomPo
Despatch promptly attested to.
N, 11,—Fifty energeNo, en,terprising, and persevering
men ranted, to canvass for the mobicx., RIAGLIpiTOIt
mu make from $2 to /5 per day.
ROVER' T. XCNIONT ac CO.,
Office No. 04 Douth Plitt, street,
neat to .1400ps Despatch.
SHIP JOSErg JOATES FQJ SAN pL4isr-
OISCO,-I`o eon with slo l * 41° P •tc Y* --Y " I ) 4.
taken rednced rates.—Ttie beantiful clipper snip
JOSEPH, JONES, Nelson Pendleton, comvaantler, now
completing her 104106 at RUG street, 44 pas over
three.fourthe of her cargo On board and'nearly all of
leer capacity engaged will continue to poll* freight
for a few days, and sail an above. '
, Shippers will please complete their engagements
without delay, 11041 band In bllls of Jading for admixture.
For balance of froigkt, which will be taken at
'very low rata, apply on board_, or to
/11SHOP, StaIONS di op.,
0t;24-dtf 120 (late 30) Nortb Wharves.
SRI? MARY AND ADELINE, FDR NEly
OBLEaNg, guarantied drat YOSsei. Raeapeee
freight thie day and Monday, Freights taken at as ado
rates as any ether vessel loadiPF.
The faet-sidling ceFFarad Paelaet ship e. l 4liF AND
ADRVINN, W. Pales master now cote/toting her losd.
lug at Race street wharf , having near) an her Cargo en
board, will continue to receive what 'eight Mien, and
Jail as above. '
Shippers will please hurry their goods ideltifeldeg aid
bills of lading to the Counting Witte for 1144Sture.
For balance or Freight, at reduced rates apply on
board or to DISIIOPSINONStk CO.
oc2tdtf 220 (hate so) North Wharves.
' The N. &A. Insures at the lowest rates, aP4 will take
steam down the Delaware and op the niilleelFFL
The succeeding packet will coraMencaleeding RP Mom
day next. Heavy freights can npw lie_ engaged at We'
'rated,
TORN MoOOY, 'WHOLESALE WINE
~o'D LIQUOR. STORE,
au and alas: Brant and. Water ete.. bel. Spruce,
lepunclbeone Gray's celebrated. SCOTOR WHISKEY,
+n bond and In store. oc 24-2ird,
•rt- 4 t
""'s;-' 3 w 4 W''.rrsrmctnieuwmßcuaurNc4aezowumoeamlrsw
- • - -
Notiro.
I N THE DISTRICT COURT YOR TIME
OITY AND COUNTY OF I'IIIIACELSUIA.
Thu South Wastorn Saving Fund and Dulidius Asso
ciation is. John Oroightau. Lou Fon., March Turin,
1667. No. 764.
Tito Auditor appointed by the Wort to distribute the
fond arising froma ralo under above writ of the follow
ing, real eatatasyls All that certain lot Or piece or
ground, with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected, situate on the forth side of William Street, at
the distance of ono hundred and oighteen feet eastward
from the out aide of Schuylkill Fourth Street, In the
city'of Philadelphia, containing in fronton said William
street sixteen feet, and In length or depth that breadth
seventy-ono feet six inches—will attend to the duties
of lila appoluttneitt at his Oleo, No. 704 Wnottiogton
Square, (000471 side,) on Monday, November at four
o clock P. M., when whero all persons are required
to present their claims, or be debarred from coming In
upon said fund.
A. AltritttAY WrEIVAIIT,
Auditor._
oc22•dlot
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PUIDADELPRIA.
Matthew Semple to use of E: W. Morrison 113 John
Vogel, District Court, Juno term, 1867. No. 638. Teat.
Fl. Fa. to Lehigh county
The Auditor appoluted by the Court to distribute tke
fund arising from the sale of personal property odor
above writ, will attend to the duties or hie appointment
on Tuesday, November 1.1, 1847, ut 4 o'clock P.ll , at
his office s No. 184 Washington 'Square, in the city of
Philadelphia, whoa and whore all persons are required
to present their claims, or be debarred from coming in
upon said fund, A. MURRAY STEWART,
0c224110t* Auditor.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR TAE
HUY AND 00IINTY OP PHILADELPHIA.
Thomas Williamson, Trustee, &o. vs. Robert Palmer.
Levert Macias, March Term, 1857, No. 858.
The President, Directors, & Co. of the Bank of Penn
sylvanis vs. Robert Palmer and William Clayton, late
trading as Palmer, Clayton & CO. Variational Iliponas,
March Term, 1857, No. 1033.
The Auditor appointed to distribute the money in
Court, raised under the above entitled proceedings, by
Sheriff's sale, of
No. 1. Massone and lot of ground on the went side of
Delaware, second street between Pine and Union streets,
In the city of Philadelphia, containing in front 18 feet
and in depth 95 feet to a five-feet alley ,• bounded north
ward by ground formerly of George Fitzwater, now of
the heirs of Charles Allen, antisouthward by ground of
Joseph Marshall.'
No. 2. Lot of ground, with frame and brick tenements,
on the Seuth side of Mary Wed, between Front end
Second streets, in the said city, beginning 183 feet from
Front street, containing In front 20 feet, and In depth 85
taut.
Nod. Lot of ground with the two threeslory brick men
enages thereon, on the north side of Prime or Washing
ton street. In the said city, 61 feet weetwanl from - the
northwest corner of Delaware Fifth and Prime streets,
containing in front 24 feet, and in depth about 50 foot.
Subject to a yearly ground rent of forty-eight dollars.
Will attend to hie duties upon MONDAY, the 26th day
of October, 1857, at 4 o'clock P. M., at his office, No.
.201 South PIPTII 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
sold funds, ,
GROW); W . :BIDDLE, Auditor,
V C Xi O r tlagl .li ' a . O
ITR FOR TIT
Estate of JAMBE HAMILTON, .docessed,
The Auditor appointed to audit, adjust, and nettle the
account of TIIOIIAI3 OADWALADER, Executor and
Trustee of the last will and testament of JAMES HA-.
MILTON, deceased, arlstog from that portion of the:
estate belonging to schedule B annexed to the inden•
taro of partition in maid estate, dated January 2), 1849,:
recorded In the °Mee for recording deeds, are., In Phila
delphia in Deed Look WO, No. I, page 407, and to'
report d istribution ; and also, the 27th account (A) of
the said Thomas Oaclwaladar, Executor to Trustee afore•
said, arising from that portion of the estate belonging,
to schedule E, annexed to the indenture of partition
dated 11th day of Juno, 1852, recorded In Deed Book
T H, No. page—and to report distribution, will meet
the parties interested at his office, No, 628 WALNUT
street, in the city of Philadelphia,. on SATURDAY,
°OTHER 24th, 1867, at I P. M.
oel3.tu thksa-Lt PRANOIB,WIIAIITON, Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
M- CITY OP PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of WILLIAM WALLAOE 000 K, deceased.
Tho Auditor appointed to audit, adjust, and Hattie the
fourth account of JOHN T. WY'S, Administrator c.
t. a. of WILLIAM WALLACE COOK, deceased, and to
report distribution, meet the partial) interested at
his office, No. 628 WALNUT street, in the city of Phila
delphia, on SATURDAY, 00TOEIRS 24th, 1857, at
12 M.
0013-tu thkes-5t PRANOIS WHARTON, Auditor.
NVIIEREA.S LETTERS OF ADMINLS
TRATION to tho estate of 0 hatharine Ileidoman,
deceased, have 'been granted to the undersigned, all
personslndubted to It will make payment, and those
having claims will present the same to
D. S, DEIDEMAN, Administrator,
e12416411* WalVt.we street.
Oink Notices
CIIRARD BANK.—PHILiDtLPIIIA, October
Vf 23, 1857.—A special meeting of the 3tockholdersof
this bank will be held at the Banking House, on TUES.
DAY, the third day of November next, nt 12S o'clock D.
M., to take into consideration the act of the Legislature.
approved 1311 s inet., entitled "An Act providing for the
resumption of specie payments by the banks, and for the
relief of debtors."
oe 24-tne3 W. L.I3OIIA.IIFER, Cashier
QOUTH WARS BANK. PUILADIMPOIA,
LI Oct. 22, 1857,—A Special meeting of the Stockhold
,rs or this Bank will be held at the Banklng•hOuse , on
TUESDAY, the 34 day of November next, at 12 o'clock,
noon, to take into conelderatlon the act of the Legisla
ture, approved the 18th hut., entitled An act provid
ing for the resumption of epoole paymenta by the Banks,
and for the reliotof debtors. ,,
0c23.4tN3 F. P. STEEL, flashier,
COMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYL
YAMS, P111(.1,1111144111, Oct. 22, 121.1.-11 Special
meeting of the Stockholders of Me Bank will be hold
et the RANKING ROM, on MONDAY , the second
day of November next, at 12 o'clock M , to take Into
considemtlon the act of the Legislature, approved the
I ilth Inst., entitled An act providing for the frump
tiros ufspecie Payments by the Bauks, end for the relief
of debtors, • and to determine upon the same.
Dy order of the Board of Directors, •
oe'M-tN2 O. 0. PALAIHR, Cashier
NOTICE.—FARMERS' AND MECIIAN—
I ICB' BANK—Piticanstaitta, October 23, 1857.
Notice is horebtgiven that a meeting of the Stockhold
ere of this Dank has been called by the Boanl of Directors
under the provieloos of the seventh section of the act
of the Qoaeral Aasombly of this State, entitled Anact
providing for the resumption of specie payments by the
Lanka, and for the relief of debtors ," approved the 13th
day of October, A. D. 1857, to he held At the Banking
noose of this Corporation on TUESDAY, the third dey
of November, A. D. 1857 , at 4% o'clock P. M., for the
purpose of taking into coosideration the acceptance of
the provisions of the said act. II y order of the Board,
os22dtNB B. M. LEWIS, thudter.
%no PHILADELPHIA BANK.
21st October, 1857.—A Special Ideating of the
Stockholders of this Bank will be held at the Banking
-
!rouse on SATURDAY, the 31st Inst., at 12 o'clock, to
take Into consideration the Act of the Legislature, ap.
provid the 13th lost., entitled '• An act providing for
the resumption of specie payments by the Banks, and
for the relief of debtors."
oet9l4ABl B. B. COMYS, Cashier.
LIARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK.
PIIILADICLPIIIA, October fith, 1857.
Theannnal election for Directors will be held at the
Banking House, on MONDAY, the 10th day of Novem
ber nest, between the home of 9 o'clock A. M., and 3
o'clock P. 55.; end on TUESDAY, the 31 day of Nevem.
her nest, a General Meeting of the Stookho lders will be
lkid at the Banking Ilona°, at 4 o'clock P. 11., agreea
bly to the charter.
ocl-tnolo E. 51. LEWIS, Mahler.
11AFT - K,. op COMMERCE,
.11-, October 21, 1267.—Nottce is hereby given, that a
meeting of the Stockholders of this Institution will be
hold at the Banking Howie, on TUESDAY, the 3d day
d' November next, of 12) o'clock, to take Into consi
deration the act, entitled "An act providing for re.
Puloption of specie payments," passed by the Legit's.
tore of Pennsylvania, and approved the 13th day of Or.
tuber meant. By order of Board of Directors.
oe2.2.thstu t Nov 31 J. C. DONNELL, Cashier.
ii.ENSING'rON BANlC—Pinwa,traut.
October 7 1857,—The emtuel meeting of the
Stockholders of thls baulk will be held at the Banking.
house, on TUESDAY, 88 November, 1857, at 12
o'clock 4. pBB-tilmoutris
An election for thirteen Directors to gene the eneu
log year will take place at the Thinking-house, on MOD.
day, the lath day of November, between the holm o
U A. M And 8 P. M. O. T. YEIIKI:8,
ocBthsatetNl6 Cashier.
eburational
VRITTENDEN's PHILELA.DPHIA. COL ,
hIIIIIOI4 001.1410/3, S. S. terser of SEVENTH
sod CHESTNUT Streets, Second sod Third Stories,
11001 K-KEEPING, PENMANSHIP, every style.
COMMERCIAL LAWB AND FORMS. •
COMMERCIAL OALODLATIONS.
LECTURES, aco.
Each Student has individual Instruction from comps.
tent and attentive Teschere, under the Immediate
impervision of the Principal.
One of the Beet Penmen In the Country . hu charge of
the Writing Department. '
Please call and see Rpeoimene and get a Oatalogtte of
Tama, An. ima-y
(11101 0 ESSOR SAUNDERS' INSTITUTE;
81. WEST PHILADELPHIA.
No Seminary whatever Is more lllce a private family.
The course of study is ex.legsive my; Aorploay. Pro.
Amor Saunders will receive a few more pupils under
fourteen years of age into hie family, Enquire of
Items. J. 8. Silver and Mathew Newkirk, or 001. J. W.
Ponmy, Editor of this Paper, whose eons or wards are
now members of his family. septl4-tt -
QPRING GARDEN AOADENY FOR
10 TOTING MIN AND BOYS, N. E. corner NINIPFU
and BUTTONWOOD streets. Professors or the highest
guallikAtlone employed. Catalano cuutulplug full
gargerlifali PLTIPP Trough teptfampy t ao be
ad on app
2
21 a.
au-in
_ I'. DONLBAVY LONG, Principal.
HALL OF ST. JAMES THE LESS,
PHILADELPHIA.
A FAMILY BOARDING 11011001411 OR BOYS.
Rev B. R. iimegma, Rama.
The Annual Setelou will beslii on TURD'S?, Sep.
Comber}.
Olrculsrp ta_ay be ohlttitiept !Olio lioolOtore
ilookEA, 11. cornetillG/ITII sod IaanTNIIT, or
oT the Hector, Poet Office, Yells of Schuylkill, Ph yla.
&aphis. aulTSua
NOTII I I 4 4 4 SO NEEDFUL TO ENABLE
J. • persons, male and female, to gain a share Of this
world's goods and comforts an a
BUSINESS EDUCATION.
LEIDY BROTHERS' BUSINESS ACADEMY,
Nos. 148 and 150 SIXTH Street, near RAOE,
,
will re-o en on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER let, for fell
and win r Studies, eminlaing a knee/No(4h or
w,,, N0p,..0.,,,1MEP1P10 AND ARITHMETIC
by alum fled methdds,in a short thus
THE LEIDY'S take pleasure In saying, that during
the pastyear a large number a persons acquired 4
'BUSINEM EDUCATION, enabling many to secure pro
fitable situations, and others to prosecute their business
operations succeitsfully. aufiltSca.
political,
poR SifERIFF,
RDW/RD T. MOTT O
•
TWELFTH WARD
OOBJBOT TO DiIIIOOTATIO BOLTS. 0016-2m*
AMERICAN GOLD
4Nft
ALPV 1 04 K 11 4 011 4 11 q 8
. -
AT ynIifEsT * OVARRIfT BATES,
ORONISE & CO.,
B , PECIII BROKERS,
0c22.6t 4Q 801.1711 Till Rll ST.
A CfMEBIC/4N 01 4 p
VIP
rivw yang PUN TIS
AMERICAN COLD
AND
NEW VI:MI YRNII4,
BOUGHT 4T Talp =Min ?MAMMY ST
oe7-Bra DREXEL & CO
A BEAM BLACK—ENGRAVING, DIE
..tIL Pinking and Embosaad Printing, Zneelope 644
;Sea Press Manufactory, ar Strawberry Street , betwee n
Second and Third, and Market and Cheatnnt Street,
Phlbadalptua, Pa. anl2-17
ATUItDAIr, OCTOBEn
•Ira otpory re , ANIIIMVPOI. TariVACturt Wen
(Amusements
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.—
E. A. MA ESUALL Sole Lessee,
'PAW:WEIL NIOIIT OH THE ITALIAN OPERA.
TIIIS (Saturday) EVENING. Oct. 24
Will be presented DonlaetW i
a Grand Opera n Three
Ante, entitled
moitrzlA
Principal character. by Madame Oazzanlga, MG ,
Adelaide Phiilipe, Signor Wigan'', Signor Aniodio, and
Signor Oolottl.
And the Third Act of Opera of
LA SONNAMBULA.
Principal character, by Signorina Items, Signora
Taglialleo, Madame Avogadro, Signori Drignoll,
end Mueller.
MAX lilhiltETZEß, Minkel Director and Conductor.
Pic OP AUIIIB9ION —Parquette, Drain Circle, and
Deleony,tl; Family Oircle, Ur cents ; Amphitheatre,
25 cents.
V' The Ilex Office of the A endow m opon from D A.
DI. to 6 I. M , for the socurin of Reserved Beats and
Dozen, without extra charge. ,
Treasurer Mr T. McKeon.
The Opera will commence at IX precisely,
IL7 Carriages will set down heads South, and take
op heads North.
A MERICAN ACADEMY OF AiIISIC.—
SPECIAL NOME,
INAUGURATION OF TIIR DRAMA.
'The Lessee km much pleasure in announcing that he
has effected an engagement with the
Celebrated Eccentric Comedian,
MR. CHARLES MATURWS.
Whose rendition of his various rounds of character hays
been recently witnessed by thousands in New York and
Boston. from the public and press of which cities they
have elicited extraordinary praise and marked enthusi
asm. This meat artist will make his first appeaiance
at Ma establishment, on
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Oct 20th, 1857,
In the new Comedy of
MARRIED FOR MONEY,
And the new Farce of
PATTER. vs. ("TATTER,
Roth played for the Drat time in this city, and supported
by* company of
PROMINENT AND TALENTED ARTISTS.
PRIDES OF ADMISSION;
Batboy, Parquet, and Parquet Circle 60 cents.
Faintly Circle and Amphitheatre 25 ..
Private Boma $8
.Seats secured without extra charge, 0c24.1t
WHEATLEY'a ARCH ST. THEATRE
, -SOLE LESSEE W. WHEATLEY
130A6a ov Peinee,—Orebestra Stalls, 50 cents; Dress
Olrele (no extra charge for Secured Seats), 50 cents;
Fatally Circle and Amphitheatre, 25 cents ; Seats in
Private Doles, 75 cents ; Whole Private . Box, $3;
Gallery, 13 cents; Gallery for Colored Persons, 25
cents; Private Box in Gallery for Colored Persons,
38 tents.
Don Office open from 10 A. M. until 3P. M. Doors
Will open at 0,1( o'clock; performance to corpulence at
7, precisely,
J. M. WIIITTON Treasurer.
TIIIS (Saturday) Evening, October 24, 1857,
Will be Presented, by the great Star Company, the
beautiful and greatly successful Romantic Play, written
by It. D, Wilkins, entitled
v.. CIVILIZATION.
Donnie, Mr. E. L. Davenport ; Ladle XIV ; Mr. Mal
lie ; .',,Theresa ' Mts. Davenport ; Hortense, Mrs. D
P. - towers. To conclude ~w ith the Eccentric Corn
edy of . .
PAUL PRY.
Paul Pry, Mr. J. S. Clarke; Harry Stanley, Mr. Del
man; Mrs. Subtle, Mrs. Thayer.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.—Los-
TA_. , ;ea, Mr. A. Marshall ; Stage Manager, Mr.
John Sefton. Ptieo/I.—Dress Ijlrclo end PaNuette, 60
serail Upper Circle, 25 cents ; Private Box and Orches
tra Seats, 75 cents.
Box Offlco'open from 9 o'clock A. M. to 3P. M. Doors
open at 6); o'clock ; performance to commence at 7,
precisely.
LAST NIGHT OP HR. AND HRS. WALLED.
THIS (Saturday) EVENING, October 24, 1857,
Will be:presented Shakepeare's Grand HistoricaltTra
gedy of
MACIDE If
Inebeth, Mr. Waller; Maccluff, Mr. Daly; Lady
Macbeth, Mrs. Weiler; Donalkaht, Wallis. Con•
cludlag with a Laughable Farce, by Mark Lemon, called
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
John arnmley, Mr. Chapman; Mrs. Shackles, Mrs
Stoneall.
NATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT ST
NEAR EIMITEL
Antlission,—Dross Circle and l'arquette, 25 cents;
Family Circle, 25 cents. Secured Seats, 37h cents;
Seats In Private Box, 513 cents; Orchestra Chairs, 50
cents. Doors open at 7 o'clock; to commence at 73i
&cloak.
Boir Office open from 10 to 4 o'clock, when Beata can
bei-auttred.
•
THIS (Bstorday) EVENING, October 24, 1867,
Will be presented 8. V. ffetrris's worfthrenowned
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
. .
Uncle Tom, (the groat original) Mr S. E. Harris;
St. Clair, Mr. H. It . Howland; Phineat Pletcher, Mr,
S. Brown • Tom, with gongs, Bean Oline ; The Gentle
Ilia, 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.
I.lthloplau Life Illustrated by' Sanford's Troupe of
f3tars—New Dances by the Sanford Children.
To conclude with
A LAUGHABLE APTERPIECE.
THOMEITF' VARIETIES—
VIP= and CHESTNUT Streets, I X L
MUSICAL AND TERPSICHOREAN MELANGE
NIGHTLY,
Which will be found superior In talent, respectability
and accommodation.
, Commence . Admission, 10 touts.
Mr F o r further information, see Public Ledger
T. B. UNARM
Winger awl Proprietor
illiotellancoug
FOR SALE.—THE STOCK AND
it.'FIX
TURES of a Carpenter Shop, in Charles, above
Shippers street, west of Fourth street. Inquire on the
premises. ock4-111
UELP PM THE POOR.—Tho Agents of
the 1101.111 MISSIONARY SOCIETY of the city of
Philadelphia—
Rai. Joan Braga; Mr. loom P. AaIIISON,
Rev. R. T. Ream., Mr. ALISSaT G. ROWLAND,
110 r. T.S. DUNHAM, Mr. JAIAZS
g"t Notes,
Are now making Annual calls on our citizens, to
solicit subscriptions to aid the Association In the noble
work of relieving and elevating the Poor, and in view
of the terrible amount of distress and want that must,
necessarily, grow out of the afflicting crisis we ore pass
ing through, the Managers earnestly hope for and urge
intrettilealiberslity on the part of their fellow-citizens.
By order of the Board of Managers.
0501105 U. STUART, President.
A. R. Mecum Secretary.
THOS. T. MASON, Treasurer,
No. 433 Market street.
0011-u to k th-2or
Q, APING FUND.-lINITED STATES
a. 7 TRUST COMPANY, corner of TLURD and CREST
NUT Streets.
Large mid sutall sumo received, and paid book on de•
mend, without notice, with FIVE PER CENT . INTER
EST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
°Moe hour", from 9 until 5 o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 man S o'clock,
DRAFTS for sale on bogland, Ireland, and Scotland
from £1 upwards.
Preeldent—BTEPllEN R. CRAWFORD.
Treasurer—PLlNY VISE.
Teller—JAMES R. BUNTER.
WINCHESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE
MEN'S FURNISHING STORE, and PATENT
SMOULDER BEAM SHIRT MANUFACTORy, No. 198
OIIESTNUT Street, above Eleventh etreet, PhllloBlolu
The attention of Southern end Weetem Marehanta, and
Strangers, le partiettlerly 'mites( to this improved out or
Shirts, the most perfeetfitting article made. At whole
este and retail, And made to order. an4.l,rif
%IRE PALACE RESTAURANT IS NOW
1. open, at the Northwest corner of THIRD awl
ETANLY, below Bhippen street. Oall and 800 the most
beautiful bar-room lu Philadelphia, and taste the best
Brandy, Whiskey, erc., &c., In the world.
0c23.6t* JOHN J. ANDRIIWB.
KNOWLES' COAL DEPOT, NINTH
and WILLOW.—The Spring Mountain, Sugar
Lou!, and Hazleton Lettlgb , Wit . Balmy Will
Coot, for solo. Terms poll. 00t23-Im*
C—
LOVER SEED.—NOTIOE TO PENN
SYLVANIA FARMERS AND STOREKEEPERS.
The undersigned are new prepared to purchase for
cash, prime Clover Seed of the new crop. Pennsylvania
storekeepers and farmers, by sending sample!' to our
address ' can, at all times, ascertain the price at which
we are buying. Parties wishing samples, by which to
be governed as to quality, can have them sent by mall,
by addressing 00, " Ot, 4 PO,
sool9-tf 48 North Front , giox streets
n W. TINGLEY Sc CO., BANKERS
.3_3. No. 87 South TRIAD Street, Philadelphia.
COLLSOTIONS promptly toed, on all accessible points
In the United States and Canute.
Stocks, Bonds, &0., Bought and Sold On Commission,
Uncurrent Bank Notes, Checks, dco., bought at the
lowed rates.
DepoaltareedaVO4 and Interest allowed, an per agree
ment n4l-am
WM. D. ROGERS, CARRIAGE RE
pository, 1,000 and 1,011 CHESTNUT St.,above
Tenth, is now open for the sale every descripion of
Carriages, combining style, durability, and elegance or
finish, from the Manufactory, at the corner of SIXTH
and MASTER Streets, to which the attention of fltisens,
and Elofitlern att4 'Western gentiornim to respectfully
cant*
N. 11.—Especlai attention given to carriages for re
pairs, in the shops connected with the Repoaltory. En
trance on Chestnut street. cell-s to dr, th4m
BOYS' CLOTHING.
_LP P. A. HOYT & SRO. have now on hand a very
large assortment of HEADY-ISADN goods suitable for
the present season which they tear uttipheed to sell
cheap. ASSEMRIN 'BDILDINGS,
Southwest *ergot TNNTII and ONESTNUT streets.
N. 11..... M% hive a large assortment of new goods
of a s_uperlor quality and make.
sepVi-lmtntha
4110 SHOVEL AND HOE MANUFACTU
' REII.9.—S/LETTER'S IMPROVED GARBE N
lIOE. Patented Jim, 1857. The right Aq
Aare under this patent may be secured on fevoreble
terms on application ' iLirAN WILKINS,
501 -155 24 WILLIAM Street, New York.
T o RENT-THE FIVE-STORY BROWN
STONE DUILDINO, on THIRD Street, above
Dock. Apply to P. BRADY & CO.,
Farmers' and Mechanics' Dank Building,
oct22-St* Chestnut Street.
FAIR FOR THE SALE OFVIr,S.NVIIL
1 and Fancy articles, for OW Veneta a T. FRAN
MEI X CIILMOR, TalrAnntll,llo the first Fair Sher
have had 'for st4tood•years, will open at JAYNE'S
MALL, earner of SEVENTH and MIESTNUT Ste., on
MONDAY, Oct. 19th, 1957. 0017-3 no a-4t*
SSARDINES.--60 OASES WHOLE AND
11ALP BOXES io Store awl for sale by
HENRY BOHLEN & C00c22.13t
oc22.13t 221 and 223 South onr4,l3tre et •
fIOTTON-400 baleo Gulf - T.l6lton, in store
Ltd for osIA
MARTIN & MACIALISTXR,
aul 110 North Wotor litroat
HOTEL AND SIMMER RANGES
gold by MIADWICK k BRO., 202 N. SECOND Ei
angl2-3:pos
MANILLA RO?.---ATIPERIOR MA
NI1,1"1, 110rN, toonulacturtat and for sale by
WIAVEN, PITLAIR
50231 pin 22 N. Wator at., Rod 22 N. Wbarree.
COTTON—'2OO bales good Middling to Mid.
tiling Pair Cotton, in Moro %nd for sole by
• lialiVits 4 m400151E11.
sal 1 Nortii WAter fitreat,
MUSS -17 halos Oarplltla Moss, for sale' by
mairtlN &top/,1311M, •
sul 118 Nortb Water Street.
FLOORING BOARDS—UAW feet Cara
Ilni Goering boar % 11890, for sale
MARTIN & MAOALISTRII)
sal UP Nortb Water Fitted
F UR.NISHING GOODS
AND LINENS,
L. J. LEVY 4!k. 00.
lIAVZ RIIDOORD 'nil PRIM Or
LACE CURTAINS,
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
BROCATELLES, &a.,
BARNSLEY MEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, ENGLISH
' CANTON FLANNELS, &a
0c22-3t 428 CHESTNUT T.
/4; 1857.
Einles I),D 'Auction
aITHOMAS & SONS,
* Nos. 139 and 141 BOUT!! FOURTII STENET,
(Formerly Noe. 07 and 09.)
REAL ESTATE STOCKS, fte.
Public Salo. at the Philadelphia Exchange every
Tuesday Evening.
Ilaudbills of each property issued separately, in
addition to which wo publish on the Satimlay previous
to each sale one thousand catalogues in paillphlrt form,
giving full descriptions of all the property to be soil ou
the following Tuesday,
ff 7 FURNITURE SALES AT TILE AUCTION
STORE every Thursday morning.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
I.G" We have a large amount of Heal Estate at Pri•
veto Bale, Including every description of City nod
country property. Printed Meta may be had at the
auction Btoro.
PRIVATE SALE REGISTER.
tEr Real Estate entered on our Private Sale Re-
Oiler, are advertised occasionally In our Public Sale
Abstraetn, (of which 1,000 copies are printed weekly,)
free of charge.
ItEAL ESTATE, AROUND RENTS, &c., TUESDAY
Pamphlot catalogues now NEXT.
ready, containing full de
scriptions of all the property to be mold on Tuesday next,
2lth Inst., with a stmt of ealea 3d, 10th, and 17th No
vonibor,
CARD.—SALII POSTPONED.—The sale of the ele
gant WALNUT STREET RESIDE SCE will tike place
ut the Exchange, on TUESDAY lIVRNINO, 27th lust ,
Instead of on the premises. ID The aslo of the FUR
NITURE is postponed till FRIDAY WORRIED.
PEREMPTORY HALE AT TRH Exelimiog—ELE
GANT RESIDENCE AND FURNITURE, WALNUT
STREET.
- -
On Tuesday Evening,
27th October, it 7 o'clock, without reserve, at the Ex
change, the elegant Brown Btoue residence, No. MI
Watnnt street, south side, third house west or Oros.'
street, built for the use of the tato owner and occu
pant in a superior manner, and finished throughout
in elegant style, with every modern Improvement and
convenience. Particulars in handbills.
TWELFTH PALL SALE, 27TE OCTOBER
Will include the following—
FOUR VALUABLE MARKET FITREET STORES.—
Four substantial four-story brick stores and dwellings,
Nos./521,1619, 1317, and 1513 Market street, west of
Fifteenth street.
MODERN DWELLINI3,
Neat modern three•etory Brick Dwelling, S. W. cor
ner of Twelfth and Citron streets, above Wallace street.
with a three-story brick dwelling on Citron street
PEREMPTORY SALId.--YOUlt VALUABLE LOTS--
BRIM DWELLING, STABLE AND GRAVEL-BED
—FIRST WARD.
Valuable lot S E corner 7efferson avenue or Moya
mousing 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 two-etory brick dwelling
and frame stable, Moore street, adjoining the above,
and extending through to 'Williamson street.
Valuable lot and frame stable, Moore /dna, adjoining
the above. Salo of the whole &White.
It? Pun particulars in bandbilla and plan
HANDSOMB MODERN RESIDENCE,
llandsomo residence with double back building, and
replete with all modern conveniences, No. 1317 Spring
Garden street. This is a very desirable residence, and
in a beautiful neighborhood.
FACTORY, STEAM ENGINE, ke.—Two and a half
story factory, steam oogino, &c., Twenty-first Ward,
fronting on Clearfield, Twenty•first street, and the Phila.
delphis and Gormoutown rallrood.
TWO-STORY 111110 K DWELLING —Two-story brick
montage, S. E. corner Township Line road and Clear
field street, Twerity.arst Ward.
VALUABLE LOTS—Valuable lot, N. E corner
Seventeenth etreet and Woodpecker Lane.
TWO ,BRIOK DWELLINGS—Two three-story brick
dwellings, Spring Garden street, east of William street
FERnSIPTORY SALE.—FIVE GROUND RENTS,
viz : Two of 137.60 each, two of $22 60 osch, and ono
of $4O a year, secured on fi ve three-story brick dwellioge
and tote, Spring Garden street, Owen !greet, and Diddle
street.
TWO THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS.
Two three-story brick dwellings, Noe 870 and 878
Apple street, between Fourth street and York avenue,
and Goatee and Brown streets. Sale absolute.
FOUR YEARLY GROUND RENTtI. two of $B4, and
two of $52 each, secured by a brick dwelling, Howard
street and Hope street, (late Kensington.;
IE Pull particulars of each of the above properties
now rawly In handbills.
THIRTEENTH WALL SALE, 3d NOVEMBER
I=l
o!phans' Boort Sale.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM A. BUDD. DEO9D
- .
THREE LARGE AND VALUABLE LOTS, AND TWO
BRICK DWELLINGS, SEVENTH STREET, PRIME
STREET, AND PASSYIINK ROAD.
Voluble lot, N W corner Prime and Seventh streets.
Voluble lot, fronting on Prime street, and on Pass
ynnk road.
Valuable lot, Paasyunk road.
Two three-story brick dwellings, Seventh street, wes
side, north of Prime street.. They will be sold sopa
rately. Bee MOWN and plan.
Also, by Order of Orphans' Court.
ESTATE OF JOHN FITZWATER, DECT.
OVER SIX ACRES OF GROUND WITH VALUABLE
STEAM SAW-MILL AND 'MACHINERY,' LARGE
MANSION, THREE FRAME DWELLINGS, LARGE
WHARF, WITH FRONT OF FOUR HUNDRED
FEET ON THE RIVER DELAWARE AT TA-
CONY, TWENTY-THIRD WARD.
Rattle Estate—THßEE-STORY BRICK DWELLING
Tbree•ator; brick divelllog,No.266 North Yiftb,above
Noble Anita.
Same Estate—TWO DEICE DWELLINGS.
Also, Two brick dwellings, Union and Kluover streets
above Prince street, Kensington.
Executor's Sale—Late Residence of Amelia Smith,
ELEGANT MANSION, BURLINGTON, N. J.—Also
by order of Executor, to close an estate, the raluahl
residence No. Zi Main street, Burlington, N. J., replet,
with modern improvements and conveuiencea, 3.3,1 i fee
front, the lot 610 feet deep to Wood street, the garde
Improved with Sliest fruit trees, &o.
Also, a handsome residence, Wood street , Burlington
recently occupied by Mr. William Ohaloner, and a to
adjoining, 60 by 156 feet. fjp — Full particulars in hand
hills.
NEAT DWELLING, TWENTIETH STREET—Three
story brick dwelling, No. 205 North Twentieth 'treat
between IVood and Vino etteete.
LOT, TWENTY•YOURTfi WARD—A triangular lot,
fronting on Park street, and the West Philadelphia
Railroad, Twenty-fourth Ward, (late Went Philadel
phia )
FOURTEENTH FALL BALE-10TH NOVEMBER
Sala Nos. 139 and 111 South Fourth street.
SUPERIOR GERMAN FLOWER ROOTS.
This Morning.
At 11 o'clock, one case superior Gorman Flower
Roots, from R. Vanderechoot & Sons, Madero.
LARGE SALE OF NEW AIRILWAL BOOKS—ALSO A
VALVABLE MEDICAL LIBRARY, which embraces
• number of the Text Books:
This Evening,
October 24th, at the Auction Store, Nos. 139 and 14
South Fourth street, a large collection of valuable
medical works, including library.
For particulars see catalogues and the books, which
will be arranged for examination on Saturday morning.
SALE OP STOOKS, Ice.,
On Tuesday morning, 27th inst.,
Tor aocouna of whom it may concern,
Two bonds, $l,OOO each, of the Columbia Cool and
Iron Company, due 1801, including the coupon of July
lent. Bale peremptory. Terms cash—payable at the
time of sale.
BOBOONER N. B. T. THOMPSON.
On Tuesday Evening,
27th Inst., at 7 o'clock, at the Eaobange, throe undi
vidod fourth parte of the schooner N, B. T. Thompson
and her tackle. apparel, appurtenances, &0., has to
sets of sails, built in 1854, at Salem's Point, N. J.
Sale at No. 1919 Spruce street.
lIANDSOILE RESIDENCE AND FURNITURE
_
On Wednesday morning next,
211th Inst., at 10 o'clock, on the premises, the baud-
Kane modern four-story brick residence, with three
story back buildings, No. 1919 Spruce street, went of
Nineteenth street, replete with all modern
mauls and conveniences. $5,000 may ragAin qn mort
glrillii/R TAPVBTItir 0).11191'1'8,
OAS F/XTURE9, Occ. .
Immediatall lifter the sale of the how, the superior
honsehold fittaltuta, all made to order by Moore &
Campton, and been but little used.
[[j' Particulars la handl:dila and catalogues.
Me Nee. 239 and 141 South Fourth Street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FINE MIRRORS, PIANO.
BRUSSELS OARFETS, ko
On Thursday Morning,
At 10 o'elock, et the Auctiou Store, tut extensive U.
eortment of excellent secon4-w4 furniture, mirrors,
Bee pleno-forte, cemte, am, tram families declining
bons elteeptir.
AselKneee Peremptory Sale.
ROSEWOOD FURNITURE, PIANO
OPLENDID
. -
FORTE, BBODING, CARPETS, CHINA, dr.c
On Thursday Morning,
At 12 o'clock, by catalogue, in the Second stole room
of the Auction Store, a splendid cellectionof household
furniture, .kc., by order of Assignee.
The above furniture has been In use but a short time,
and cost over $O,OOO.
* * *May be examined the day previous to sale with
catalogues.
ELEGANT PURNITUU
On lirlday
inst., at No. 1404 ‘Valtrilt street, will be sold the
elegant furniture, eztra large mirrors, splendid curtains
and thapileliers, piano -torte, Ac.' Particulars in cata
logues.
Zewing illatliinco
A GOOD SEWING 11tA011INE.-HUNT,
WEBSTER, & On., beg respectfully to introduce
themselye to the publio as the manufacturers of the
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE,
adapted to manufacturing or Bunny purposes.
tree from the objeotioue which hare been ureed
against those already known in this market, THIS
MACHINE COMBINES THE GOOD QUALITILI OP
THEM ALL, and will be lure to commend itself, upon
examination, to families, tailors, saddlers, shoemakers,
and seamstressec Those in want of A GOOD ARTICLE,
that will make a han&mone lock-stitch, work WITH
LITTLE NOM!, that will HEM, BIND, STI TOG, RUN,
or GAJDBIt ; indeed, that will give entire satisfactiou
'even they have been used for years, are invited to
call at our rooms, 820 CHESTNUT Street
RUNT, WEBSTER, & Co
Sawing of every description executed in the beet pos
sible manner, end on reasonable terms. Samples of our
work cent by mail to any part of the United States.
n22-tutta this.
THE HNPARSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
eulerf4 tato s Copartnership, under the naine of
HUGHS & 00., for the manufacturing of all kiwis of
Wm: and common Soaps, at No. 2 north WATER St.
A. E. HOLMES,
0. P. SIMON.
Oct. 20th, 1867
0c21.2w
COHAN SOAP HAMM/MOAN
HOLMES & CO., having purchaaeA tke above works
from Lebrecht Pranks, are prepared to receive orders
for all kinds of fancy and Menton Soaps. All orders
executed Riteimuctuality and despatch, at the very
loweyt prkees, for cub 0c2.1-2w* •
T E. &B. SCHELL'S
4.• CITY MARBLE MORES AND STEAM MANTEL
FACTORY.
MARBLE HALL,
8, N. CORNER OF Tgraff AND VINE STREETS,
FIIILADELPII lA.
Wll9to ovary variety of MARBLE MANTELS, TOMBS
MONUMENTS, TABLE TOPS and FLOORING, 0311 L.
impplled upon reasonable terms 3113-tunto
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES.
Ladlea' PURE selling off rowdiest of cost
CHARLES ttAN,FtIItA & EON.
Importing I'M manufacturing Furrier/A. 621 CHEST
NUT St., Woe( Sotenttt,will close the r entire stock
Ladles' Wurs, without regard to coot.
nRANDIES.-“ Pinot eastillon " Afttrett,
aod other Cognace of various vlate ' gee, In halt
pipes end quarter cadre • I' ell erolsin Rochelle Brandies,
pale and dark, in halt plpee, half calks, and no-eighth
casks. Imported nod for Pude by
RORY BOHLEN & CO.,
ec22 21 and 223 South Fourth street.
T _
O IRON MANUFACTURERS AND
CAPITALISTS.
BIIETTEIVS PATENT lIOEBELEIIOE MAURINE
This volusble Invention—being tho beet machine for
tneaufecturing Horse-shoe' ever offered to the Ameri
can public-4e now offered for Cole on favorable term ,
No objection would be bed to potting It into a Joist
stock Company, and Mock taken fora largo part of the
yurchsee. ALVAN WILKINS,
oc2l-10t 22 WILLIAM Street, New York.
ORSES TAKEN TO WINTER IN
111 MONTOOMEHY COUNTY eight and a half mdet
from the city. Inquire at this Office. 0e21.w t 0-31
VHABLES P. CALDWELL—Wholesale
V sad Retell Wllll' and °ANN Manufacturer No, 4
North FOURTH kitr.et
Oates bv ',union.
TAMES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
NO. 422 WALNUT STREET, above FOURTH.
OAIID—SALE 01 ITOUSEUOLD YIIRNITERE—TOES4
117 - We beg leave to Inform the public that we hold
our regular weekly sales of Furniture every Tuesday. at
our SPACIOUS BALES ROOM, NO. 106 WALNUT
STREET, where pro,y possible attention is given to ob
tain the highest prices for the goods of those who may
favor no with consigmoontn. Flunilieshariug portions of
their furniture to cluiposo of. or those declining house
keeping and not wishing sales of their own dwellings,
can have their furniture CAREFULLY REMOVED TO
0 1111, SALES 1100 M, WHERE THEY WILL REALIZE
BETTER. PRICES FOR TIIEIR FURNITURE THAN
THEY BAN OBTAIN ERQ3I ANY OF THE FURNI
TURE DEALERS OR ANY ()TILER AUCTION STORE
IN THE CITY.
peraone faroring us with consignments can rest
•Anrell that their property will not be sacrificed.
it p Clummisitions more moderate than those charged
any other Auction !louse In the city.
'Err Cousignments respectfully solicited.
ifj" Wes paid immediately alter the goods are sold.
REAL ESTATE BALE, NOVEMBER 11th.
Thiessle will Include—
Orphan' Court Bale—Entato or W. A. D. Jones, Dee'd.
TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, TWELTTLI
A two-story brick house and lot of gronod, west aide
of Twelfth street, VA feet above Colurobia arenue,l6
feet front, and 112 feet deep, to a 33 feet street, $59
round Cont.
rplotne Court Sale—Estate of Chan. Brownrou, Deed.
TERRE MUSES AND LOT OF tiItOIIND, BREAD
STREEt AND FETTER LANE.
A lot of ground with the throe houses thereon erected,
R. W. corner of ilread greet and Fetter Lane, 10 feet
by 45 feat $lOO ground rent.
fly- $5O to be paid on each of the above when the
sane is struck off.
033M1
]jam A three•etory Brick Dwelling, with two•story
brick back building. DS North Ninth Area, above
Wood street, Rent 4OOper annum Apply at the Auc
tion Store.
AT PRIVATE SALE
A first-chum Printing Oftleo, with a good run of bnei
awl, four printingpteases, two Bogging and one Adams
Typo and overythlng necessary for the tombless. Apply
at the Auction Store.
M.OADECSOANINA-HISTIOUNA-mENRSokAANUTOTBi(j).NLERet
SIXTH and RACE Streets.
AT PRIVATE SALE—CoId and silver patent layer,
Levine, English, SWISS, and French watched, jewelry,
of every description, musical instruments, AG., ace.
AT PRIVATE SALE—Arranged on second floor,
household furniture, of every description, beds, mat
tresses, carpeting, looking glasses, fancy articles, Arc ,
Ac., Ac.
Out-door sales attended to personally by the Auction
ear Charges very low. Consignments of furniture,
clothing, jewelry, Ac., Au. solicited.
NATHAN'S PRINCIPAL LOAN OFFICE,
S. E. Corner of Sixth and Race Streets,
Where money will be loaned on gold and Mires. plate
Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Clothing, Dry Goods,
Groceries, Bev H
an, ardware, Cutlery, Furniture, Bed
ding, Horses, Vehicles, Harness, Stocks, and on all ar
ticles of value for any length of time agreed on, (Homers
satisfactory and liberal terms than at any other estab
lishment. leek] M. NATI:LANS,
NATHAN'S great sale of FORFEITED GOODS will
take place in a few days. Due notice will be given.
WEBB'S great solo of forfeited Watches, dewsky,
Onus, Pistols, Musical Instruments, Ac., will take place
shortly. Due notice will be Oren.
WEBB'S great sole of Dry Goods, Clothing, Bedding,
he., being forfeited collateral , will take place shortly.
Due notice will be given.
AT PRIVATE SALE, AT HALF TILE USUAL
SELLING MMES.—Double-bottomed wad hunting
case gold patent lever watches, of the most ap
proved makes; hunting case and open face gold escape
ment lever and lepine watches, full jeweled ; fine gold
enameled lever and lepine watches (or ladies'• gold
jewelry of every description; silver lever and lepine
watches, in hunting cases and open face; silver English,
Swiss, and French watches; a general assortment of fur
niture, beds, mattresses, mirror.. die.
OUT-DOOR BALES SOLICITED, andobargee to exit
the times, low.
Consignments of every description of goodasolicited
for public or privet° onto
MONEY ADVANCED on all and every kind of goods,
for public or private esle, or to be hold for a limited
time. Mirages low.
Q,A.MUEL NA.THANS, AUCTIONEER,
and MONEY LOAN OFYICE, No. 112 South
THIRD Street, below Walnut, opposite Pear et., only
eight doors below the Exchange.
Hours of business from 7 o'clock, A. M., until 10
o'clock in the evening.
Out-door salee, and sales at the Auction Hotute, at
tended upon the roost satisfactory terms.
CAPITAL $200,000.
Established for the last TAirty Year,.
Advance,' made from one dollar to thoneands on Dia
moods, Silver Plate, Watches, Jewelry, Hardware, Mer
chandiae, Clothing, • Furnitnre, Bedding, Cigars, Musical
Inetrumeots, Guns, Monies, Carriages, and Goode of
every description.
All goods can remain any length of time agreed
upon.
All Advances, from one hundred dollars end upward',
viii be ehare,ed 3 per rent. per month; $5OO and over
the lowest market rate.
This Store 'lousy having a depth of 1%1 feet, has large
Era and thief-proof vaults to More all valuables, and pri
vate watchmen for the premises • also, a heavy iron.
ranee effected for the benefit of all ' pereone having goods
advanced upon.
N. 11.—On account or having an unlimited capital,
this office is prepared to make advances on more eatie
factor" and accommodating terms than amg other io
this city.
Money adritneed to the poor, in smell mounts, with
vat any charge,
AT PRIVATE BALE.
Gold Patent Lover and other Watches, Jewelry, and
Clothing will be sold at reduced prices. aul-ly
ViiOLBERT & SCOTT, AUCTIONEERS,
431 CHESTNUT Street, opposite the Custoro
House, between Fourth end Mit Street,.
TORN BAYLIS, AUCTIONEER—No. 8 245
ARCH Street, between Third and Fourth Streets.
SALES EVERY EVENING, at 7 o'clock,
Of Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Cutlery, {Fatale., Jew
elry, Hosiery, Whips, Trunks, Pauoy Goods, Notions
N. B —Out•door Wes attended to All goods sold at
the Auction House packed oeldm
GEORGE W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER
N. E. corner of BARRON and SOUTH Streets
stave Second.
EVENING SALES
SALES EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
At TX o'clock, at the Auction Store, of Hardware, On
lazy, Housekeeping Articles, Clothing, Watches, Jews
ry, Fancy Articles, Ao.
Watches, Jettielrp,
BAILEY Kt CO., CHESTNUT STREET
Alanulaaturers or
BRITISH STERLING SILVER WARE,
Under their Inspection, on the presolees exclusively
Citizens and Strangers are invited to visit onr 11111111
factory. _ _ _
WATCHES.
Constantly on hand a splendid atonic of Superior
‘Vatthes, of all the celebrat.l maker'
DIAMONDS.
Neck Wee, Braaelets, Brooches, Rar-Itlngs, Finger
Rings, and all other 4410101. In the Diamond line.
Drawing@ of NIIW DreeIGNS will be made free or
charge for them wishing work made to or de r .
RICH GOLD JEWELity.
A beautiful eaeortment of en th e nee , e w ee of pi..
Jewelry, such tul sr _osalc, Stone and Shell Cameo,
Pearl, Coral, Carbuncle, Marquisite,
Lays, &a , &a.
AREPPIRLD CASTORS, BASKETS, WAITERS, &O.
Alio, Drente Oita Marble °LOCHS, of newest styles,
and of iniperior quality. aul-d twetwly
& PEQUIGNOT,
kJ.. Id INIIVACT BEERS OP WATCH MED
AND IMPOKTIng OF WATCHED,
1 SOUTH TRIED STREET, BELOW OWEBTNIIT
PII ILA DEL P II I A.
CONSTANT PEDOIOSoI. !morals Pagotaior
Delo-amoAD
/AMES E. CALDIVELL Ft CO.,
Nn. 432 ORESTNUT, BELOW FIFTII STREET,
Importere of iWatches and Fine Jewelry, Manufacto
rasa of Sterling and Standard Shyer Tea Sets, Forks anJ
Spoons, sole agents for the sale of Charles Frabffiam , s
new Renee Cold M.'dal London Thnekeepers—aLl the
slim on hand, prices S2A, $215 and $3OO.
English and Swiss Watches at the lowest prices
Bach fashionable Jewelry.
Sheffield and Ankerickn Fisted Wane.
setcy
I 9. JARDEN )3RO.
IikNOWAOIOII.IIRB /ND 1111 , 017123 OP
SILVER-PLATED WARE,
No. 304 Cheatatit Stroet, *bora Third, tap stall-ad
Philadelphia
Constantly on hand and for sale to the Trade,
TEA SETS, COMMUNION SERVICE SETS, URNS,
PITCHERS, OORLETS, OUPS, WAITERS, BAS
KETS, CASTOM, KNIVES, SPOONS, FORKS,
LADLES, &a ite
Gilding and plating on all kinds or antra. 5e2.11
pRANCIS P. DUBOSQ & SON, late of
.1: Dubcog, earmw & Co., Wholesale MkNUFAO
TUB.E.RS OF JEW.ELRV,3O4 101.11:3TNTIT atreet, Phil&
delphia.
INEima P. Dimon
au3l 3m
SILVER IVARE.-
WILLIAM WILSON & SON.,
MANUFACTURERS OF SILVER WARS,
(ESTABLISHED 1812,)
9. W. CORNER FIFTH AND CHERRY STREETS.
A large reeortment of SILVRR WARE, of every de.
eeriptioa, oonstantly on band, or made to order to meta
tor pattern desired
Importere of bhefeeld and RlMlngham. Imported
were_ ee3o.d.ft wly
ACADEMY OF THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL, CHURCH, LOCUST AND JUNIPER
ST RENTS.
This Institution has been re-opomed for the Autum
nal Seasion, under the supervliion of the Rev JAMES
NV. RP.ItINS, A. It , rs Principal.
The Episcopal Academy presents peculiar facilities,
both for the moral and intellectual trainMg, and for the
physical development of the youth committed to its care
No pains will be spared to perfect the pupils in the ve
nous studies which. from time to time, they may pur
sue p while it will be the aim of the Principal, both in
his instruction and in his daily intercourse with the
boys, to lay the foundations of nu upright, manly, and
religious character.
The rooms of the Academy Building are numerous.
lofty, and veil ventilated; and the pupils durlng recess
eb icky the advantages of an enclosed play-ground and an
ample tlytnnaeiuru.
Boys able to read, and not less than eight years of
age, are reoeived as soon as they have begun to write
ad cipher, and are conducted through the various
classes of the Modem) , with a rapidity proportioned to
their ability The los est clast (A) is occupied in
Beading, Writing, Arithmetic, and Geogra
phyj the highest class (11) in the branches usually
studied In the Freshman year of a collegiate course.
Thu studies of the intermediate classes ire suited to the
various ages and abilities of the pupils.
The Tuition Fee for those in Class A Is sixty dollars
per annum; for all others seventy Are dollars per an
num; payable half-yearly in advance. Besides this fee,
there ore nn other charges; the French Language,
Fuel, acid the use of the Gymnasium being included in
the price above mentioned.
Boys not studying the Greek and Lstin Languages
have extra lessen in lieu of classical The school time
not spout under instruction IC employed by the pupils
in study under the superinteudeoce of a to ieber, and
in a spacious apartinent arranged for that purpose The
Institution is Inspected monthly by a committee of the
Board of Trustees, and visited Gem time to time by the
Bishop of the Diocese.
Applications for Minis,on rimy bo Wade to the Prin
cipal daily during the seek (except en Fatorday). be
tween the hodrs of 9 A. M and 11P XI
oc 11-ta,tb,snt-t1
DEPARTMENT OF MARKET-HOUSES,
Orrice, S W ,010.11 UY Firtu !NO CIIZSISET
Putt IDRLPIIII, October Ist, 1857.
Sealed Proems wdl be received at this Office until
the 30th thy of NOVEMBER next, at 12 o'clock, ter
the Renting of the follow itig Wharveo and Lateliage for
A term of three years:
Arch street Landing, at the foot of Arch street, nn
the river Schuylkill-41.e commencing December 31st,
185 T.
Also, George's street Landing, at the foot or Georgesheet, sheet, on the rirer Schuylkill—lease commenci og
ay let, 1869.
Approved security will be required
S. C TIIONIPSON,
Thlrn Couui.,,ioner of Market.
FOERING, FOX Sc CO.-
1.11.1,3 IX
SCHUYLKILL AND LEIUUII COAL,
Fouthweet tomer of
oalLe to Jr. th Gt RACE AND BROAD
"• •
A:\ I, . • . t A 'lll —WINTER
i 31.4„)A LAY, October
- - -
FOR GER)IikiiTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia at 0. 7%, sg. 11X A. M., 2,
3-10 min. 4,5, 6. 7. 9, and 11 P. M.
Leave Germantown at 61,,, 7-35 MID • 3,9, } DX A•
1-10. 3-10 =kin. 4,5, 6, T., 6, and 10 P. lt.
Irr The 735 o'clock A M. Train from Germantown
will stop only at Wayne Street Station.
Leave Philadelphia at 9:.3.) cun.3l . Cana 6L P. 31
Leave Germantown 820 min. A 31 , 1-10 min. and
5 43 min P. M.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia at 7X, SX, lIX, A., SI., 2,4, 6,
and 9 P. SI
Lease Chestnut MC at IX,S-40 and 13-10 min.. A. M.,
240, 3-40, 5-40 Lind 7-40 lain. P. M.
Leave Phi S-20 A. M , 2 nr,l CA P. M.
Lesvu Che s tnut 11311 at A NI 12_5, 4 „ . 4 P. )I.
FOR MANAI:UNK, CONSIDAIOCREN AND NORRIS-
Leave Philadelphia at 6s, 9, n A. M., 3, Syi, 5%,
and 11 P. M.
Leave Norristown at 7, 9,11 A. 11., 3 and 540 P. M.
ON e.uzirmrs,
Leave Philadelphia a: 9 A. 31., and 3 P. M
Leave Norrietovn at 7 A. M.. and. 5 P. M.
CIIESTER VALLEY RAILROAD FOR DOWNING
TOWN.
Leave Philadelphia at 6% A. M., and SP. M.
Leave Downingtown at 73( A. M . and / P. M.
11. K. 3311111, Saperintendent.
Depot, Ninth and Green streets, Philadelphia
/11arbani Zattors
EDWARD P. KELLY,
814 CHESTNUT STRY,ET,
Has just received a choice aissertment of CRAVATS.,
GLOVES, TIES. SCARPS. MORNING GOWNS,
SHIRTS, TRAVELLING SHAWLS. ENGLISH PA
TENT GAITERS, Svc oLich will be sold at
Moderate prices for credit—low for cash.
The business of KELLY fr. BROTHER is no. at
tended at No. 814 CHESTNUT street, by E. P. KEL
LY or JOHN P. DOHERTY. oc-tf
JOHN P. DOHERTY,
VORMIRLY WITH WELLY & BROTHER,
LATE WITH LUKENS, KILL; & CO.,
TAILOR,
814 CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE EIGIITH,
Rea now with him the best Tailors that are engaged
in the business In this country.
CHARLES ROTH, formerly the leading tailor of this
city; 21. &tress, formerly cutter for C. Roth & Co.,
and late Coat and Teat cutter with Lukens, !tally, A
Co.; Husk WansßE, the best Pants and Teat cutter
in the United States, for years cutter with Depierris,
under the Irving Bomar, Broadway, and with Denims*
& Pettus, under the Bt. Nicholas hotel, Broadway.
The most unremitting attention paid to the wishen of
all who patronise the establishment.
The best of Clothes made at moderate prices for
credit, low prices for cash. oda-if
JAMES SHERIDAN, MERCHANT
TAILOR, Nos, 16 and 18 South NINTH STREET,
ABOVE CHESTNIIT.
A large and well selected stock of CLOTHS and
OMNI-MEARS always on hand.
All Clothing made at this Establishment will be of
the beet cLashty, and in the moat fashionable style.
Particular attention gluon to UNIFORM CLOTH
MG. ana-ti
mats, flaps, 9r
v . IL GARDEN & CO.
NJ. hlawatactu.rare of mi Wholesale Dealers in
HATS, CAPS, FURS, STRAW GOODS,
FANCY SILT( AND STRAW BONNETS,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, ROUCRFS,
FEATHERS, ir., e.
No. 53% (old No. 196) BIARMT Street,
Below Sixth, .012 tale,
And No. 5..3 MANOR Street, I'Voludelphis.
0. 88187 0.111D2d, D.L.IIIL DosoyAjr.
Merchants are respectfully invited to nanzoine our
fflock
SIJLLENDER & PASCAL,
RATTXRS,
aul..dm No, 8 S. ERMA etreet, Philadelphia
i3ools anb shocs.
NO. 442, SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
HAZLET and YIFTII Streeta.
Gentlemen's Beat Patent Leather Gaiter Boots.
" Calf do. do.
n Patent Leather Oxford Ties.
Calf do. do.
" Patent Leather and Calf fstrrow
etnp Shoes.
Boys' and Youths' Patent Leather and. Calf Dan
!inner Boots and Shoes,
aul•tf Yor sale ly
rALL STOCK OF BOOTS AND SEIOES.
JOSEPH H. THOMPSON & CO.. No. 314 MAR—
KET Street, and Nos. 3 and t I/HAMM PLACE,
have new In store it large and well-auorted stock of
BOOTS and SHOES, at Ctty and Eaatern mannfactnte,
which they offer for sale on the beat term' far Cash, or
on the usual credit,
Buyers are invited to call and examine their stock
and-dtf
§oteis and litsiattrants
IVIES OLD STAR ROTEL IN HARMONY
011HT.--Tha public are respectfully informed
that the OLD STAR HOTEL is still its existence. The
proprietor will be glad to see hie old friends, and pro
mises to furnish them with a superior quality of Ale,
Wines, and Liquors. He feels assured, that on paying
him a visit they will not be disappointed. He en also
prepared to furnish Oysters in every style, at the shortest
eotioe.
Lunch from 10 to 12 o'clock
aap 24-1 m
NVILLIASI BANNING'S CITY LAGER
BEEIt SALOON, No. =2 Cuter's Alley, Phils
*apt%
WAN
S of R B E R V A A D IT s it z gT, S T OUTE!:
irrGw°est cornet '
and all other delicacies in season. Families supplied.
with Oysters on the shortest notice.
111,1EROHA.NTS' HOTEL,
NORM FOURTH STRUT.
Aeolic Maser,
PHILARRLFILL4.
u24-ti MoRIBORN h EONS, Fsongramot.
ICOTT HOUSE—Corner of Irwin Street
and Dl:quanta Way, l'ittabargh. B. A MA PICRIi i
atal3.3m
[IAVANA CIGARS—A handsome assort
ment, such as
Figaro, Partagas,
Cabanas ; Sultana,
Oleiria, Jupiter ;
Colo°, Concord:antes,
Torrey Ulm, Union Americium,
Orejon ' 1 Flora Cubans, ite., se.,,
iico. ; in "i,Ar ; l•lli and 1-10 boxes, of all sizes and quail-
WI. ; in afore and constantly remising ; and for sale low,
__
CIIAILLES TETE,
(new) im WALNUT Street,
below Second, second story
IWIGARO, CABANAS AND PARTAGAS
SE9AR.9.--A choice invoice of these celebrated
brands on board brig "New Ent," daily expected from
Havana, and for sale low, by CHARLES TETE,
(New) 138 Walnut street, below Second.
aal Second Story.
QUAKER CITY NAILS,
AIERCHANT BARS,
RIVET IRON,
Manufactured at FOUNTAIN GREEN ROLLING MILL,
nu the Schuylkill, above Spring Ganlen Water Works.
WAREHOUSE, 103 North WATER Street.
QThARY-R CITY NAILS are warranted equal to any
made.
oc9•tf
THOMAS E. BAXTER.—ELUDIVARE
CUTLERY AND TOOLS, No 910 MARKET ST.
boas Ninth, mutt, midi., Philadelphia an 1-6 m
,3itsnrance Q.7ompanics
CONMONWEALTU FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF THE STATL OF PENNSTLYA
NIA.-001re, N. W. Corner FOURTH and WALNUT
Areets, Philadelphia. Subscribed Capital, 000,000.
Paid-up Capital 1,X0.000.
DAVID . JAYES, M D., Prrrideat.
THOMAS S. STEWART, Vice Preal.
BINTTIL S. Moua , Secretary. aul-1y
eI_FRARD FIRE AND MARINE /NSUR
'UR ANCE COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA—Mike, No,
MI WALNUT street, west of TIMID.
"PINE RIMS ONLY TAXMN."
DIIIIOTOAS.
Wm. M. Swain
lotto Anspach,'Jr.,
H. N. Burroughs,
J. B. Hughes,
P. D. Sherman,
Wm. P. tracker,
7. P. Steiner,
11. A. Shackelford,
Wx, 11. Daaosti
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lloss. G. W. WOODWARD,
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JlllB B. ALYOHD, AsKis
LADLES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS.
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY,
J. G. MAXWELL & SON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES.
1026 CHESTNUT Street, tour doors below Eleventh
And 31S S. SECOND St.. balm. Spruce.
FACTORIES —Nos 95 and 97 GEORGE St,
Tenth, and SECOND Street. near I:rdon
Orders wade at a few boon' notice
OLIN B. STRYKER, Ja.,
Wimlesale Dealer in
AUCTION DRY GOOD?.
No. 12 MANIC zqrs,et, Phita,tetphia. octl-tno
Class 116) E.l)inn tUnrr
7.NrDUCEMENTS TO CASH BUYERS
TYND&LE & lIITCHELL,
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CHINA, GLASS, AND COMMON WARE, , ,
ara now ,elhog their
NEW AND ELEGANT FALL IMPORTATIONS,
Ottitti at VC.76t Patc s,
with a
HANDSOME DiSEOL'NT TO THOSE
. . .
11 . 110 MT CASE
707 CIIESTNL'T STREET, APONE :WA I.NTII Sr.,
ne.?..5,.w-fraw PHIL
LADY, COMPETENT TO TEAC H _La_ the brim:hot or an i:oraish eLocation. Prone, a: t
wohe4 to obtath a situation as ata:ty Ocverne-3
oung chtlartla City refereucvs
S ,hoc No 162 PhtlathiphiA I'.o
WANTED, FOR THE. UNITED s rn ES
CAVALRY—AbIe-t,hci, ul ‘.l t
whom will be giren good Fly 3:r;, al 1
medlcal attendance I . .ty fr,,x; $l2 la $2-'= - 'th•
No man having w!fe. , reitld utl , 1
for MOUNTED SERVICE, .0: No. 1 , 1: tlA:tti
above Eighth. north bide
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.I t Teri . popular Lod: ],•o• 1•r • • , ••
, or. 1,1:e t'••• t .•••• 1, tt,
already Lei 13 PX1,31 • . I• 1 1 •
AZeilti • w Int .1 t,, , y
Folltherll, SEA t• 4 0 1 ,1 t e
make trop ;5 to gl,l per A•11;, , ,•by I,' , t
Agt tit. 17 State street, ; or c.IL i
F,LIIIO place Lr"•-frn
FoR SALE—Or in exd
A hand•ome modern re., 1 , ;; e, No Nue:l 7-1-
liereet..%bove Btoxn t, 1r 1..•
Iy II foot—Aldo aril A; .1, .1 0 e Feet:lige,
'o-nirrs •
I . lll4,atntte, t.. 1.,/, for vtle
MI.IITiN & MACATI.TM:
anti 115 gvrn• 11 err ,t.
BEST=
ON Su4\
GEO. W. TLYLOR
JOHN COIVINf
arra anb Cigars
garatuare
JOHN HALDEMA.N, Agee.
Jar. 'Walker,
Jno. McClure,
Tho. Craven.
A. 8. Gillett.
Furman Bkeppard,
B=l. Jonea, M. D ,
Joseph Klapp, St D
JONY.S. Pretelent.
Viee Prestaeut.
. 31c3ltrUt ix, Secretary.
,tara Secretary. owl-am-it
Orn Boobs
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