, ,
Pfo•m - Dickits' Rolumbcild Wnrdi:ji
, 11196 FIRST :SUMMONS.'
, .
I vowed, I never Would, keep,another dog
again; if Ilivede,theusand bu I broke.
my word.' - '1 was sitting lete:•e-teteiNith ti.tra I
Tones - one day after dinner ) when, in the midst I
of tharkind of ,e,enveraZtion which policemen
and housemaids call pramisenctue, she observed
that a• perfeerlove.Pad-been offered her by
our friend lint,ttpoting niy
feelings, she-had 4 thrown cold water on his
proposition; ctbanghe' sheadded; and In the
same breath; cct Must say he is a.dear•little'l
creatar t mL., Fore moment IfaneledrairMriell i
admiration fortlir.l3tavlaway (who Is not near
se tall a mannis myself) had" led; her a little
teo far; but, before 'the cloud, had. time
to gather on my ,brew,,,altaidetne = rightliy
sayingtthat he: had.,a; bleak tip to his tail.
I lalighed.. That ..mirthful..; ebullition was
fatal: Mrts...lenee:at: !iiieitiltOok•,•advanbige
of it' to dilate on"therainaliable,qUilliiide of
Scotch terriers in • general,.anflof the Ma¢ of
fered' to, Mir by Mr.'llowlavray in - ; particular..
As hantiAiage, fitiO they,were, invaluable;
and quoted, a remark - luta° by a latiglar.th Sir-
Walter' Scott, whielif -do ;not remember , to
have,read in Lockhart yci Life," to the 'effect;
that,,whan you liaVe a Scotch terrier, thieves
never. break iri ateal.",'',This allusion 'to ,
the Wizard of the North lurther , brought oaf
the faet,'tliat,Mr.
P Bovrtawayvidogxaslarthe,
genuine_ epperell& illtiata r iT,
which was becoming 'malt anti Mete
difficult to fliCetTfiiitlat--- 'What-nod, however,
to repeat all that Mrs. Jonas said, for. tbe,pur
pose—though she - dist!itt,lY denied s it attOr..
wards—of shaking ,nly.r soititiont- , i' eon- • j
sonted to ae,Popt'll,awlaway'd klrePoffer. Pea',
'I remember. Iniiitifig 1118ci 'cif : the word—kinik
I did More - than that--4 Itettially*breise& to
go and fetch the dog .myself; and 'next day I
broughthim homP in a cab. ,
Mrs. Jones w,esiu raptures. 'New th,at the
animal was helown;.there w as no end to dis
qttisitious. on .10, 4 1 4; lie,actually
been the Poiit,p,roy ; ancieet narite,,and to the
large estates possessed by other branched of
my, numerees family—fey the Jones's are all
nio're Cr hula related—the cottld null helm a&
mired hint more: She ; was nover'weary of
*aiming his points. • 'She tinhesitiatitiglg pre
dicted. that we should find him invaluable.
.Wo lad soma diiculty,at ',first in giving, an
appropriate name to ft,dogiat
pro
mise., Airs. Tones picipiiied Pilling him
Phoenix, but I rejected that as much too.flno ;
and my suggestion of Thietlal=whieh I - thought ,
eminently • nationalitis -"if minted .as vulgar.
We, met tifilf-Way;it last; incompromise.'We called'tho dog Sprig ;-•but 'this arrange-
Ment ‘ye - s upset a' day 'or two afterwards by 'a
•straightforwatil,' friend; Who;
,pointingi.bignitl
.cantly to the 'doe' thick coat and liairyinuz- I
,gi6; 'asked:Mk why he - should' be called any-
Mak% Roligh , 413' Wo •,bad .tur,geod v rea.
son to ,Bliowto contrati;, that bailie wits,
finally adopted; but, I have this remark-4o;
,make,-he always . 'eable - iii ,toi his breakfast,
lunch r ilineer l tea; and; Cainfer
tion; call himby-what name you I
•• Allusion to this'pertionlarreadiness on the
aart of, Reuglbeausesme to. observe, In this!
place, that of all - the-Appetite:a 'beato,wed by;
- nature - on ,a four-footed. animal, Rough's was'
incontestably. the „finest I 'ever met with :;
the fi nest , that ,sense. ,
.of the. Wore Which!
'means- the-keenest. -Nothing came amiss to,
,him, .nor any, quantity,. pits. Jones used tot
call HMI' a' good deg ; •(!)'
eat bread after imeata and' biattereethait after;
drinking tea,;- and, a-wonderful dog, in which.
expreasion I fillip concurred, because of the;
relish with ",which ;he, crianshed egg-shells, and
disposed of water-cress. The two latter arti- !
elea involyed . po very material coat; / hut I,ean;
tiarely_BOY, that- during -the six' months'," rest.;
"deuce of ,Reugh :tioneatlf.iny•robf, biatah-.
or's and baker's bills were nearly donbled. To,
be sure, the evarling.poirceinan - used 'often ,
,be
cook, very kindly ;after his
healthr ,- .
._ Besides. his_ addletien.te a .getterons diet,
Rough—as the gipalea telllycinittr•Blefelh--r
was 'ikpaity' as liked - his own • ease:. % • Ile '
'two kenzielli • ene;ttiat .IMilitot Rave 'a - :piace
of refuge in:laid, wciathei„ When guarding the
preridses 'outside f; the; other, when 'engaged
in 7 dobra i In - the; game metitoriena r and dog-like
.fuliptienialid - truth:obliged 'ane. to say that
`Rough did not ,neglect these' appliances.., A
loVe of-repeals:was,- indeed, one 'of .his .most
•Coifspfenons,qtitilltlett, though; he bad periodi
Cal - tits' of activity; „whiph - thair'eleined them
selves in the• occasional.. vigorous pursuit of
TA - 87 - orlizloior; -- littnting, --- tho --- pnowftakes - as
:they feU;:an ,cropitinethe earnationa as they
sprented through' the"winter, and in throwing
ttP"_harthweritrrsall 'Vier the, ' , garden, with a
zealous Perileverarke WOrthytif a royal sapper.
•-•- It-will be-seen,.by,-my reference to the gar
. rdert;that, ?kr not live in a atreet. No. • Al
" thougliiiiihtflantively in London:With the Pest ;
man fivetimes aday,krealde is a horticultural,
biatropolittuudiattlet - When - , - I - mentlon that
feljtijning ;dairy, 'and the chain
-eontinuete keep Meiawake.
five niglits.otitef:six, the . - raralilatere - orthe,
itarill_ l ..in• r trzurf,:h.rl hanil hut' -
e; thae;the,positibilityrif 'a garden Is esta
lilithed4biack: aliCil:Otats- T ainaost • '
which 'would be quite, only we are semi-de-•
=Merle& 'Wei - have an' apple-tree-that bears
-;pear7ti:difiNblf noti-birekelk - glass:on the,
walla—intrusive cats •-netwithstanding;, an&
`reiwti - olliaplars and limes, with' laburnums and;
'aeaciiiiinterapersed; whtelf - gitexatirf;hfspring,',
a ,verr.green and,.,yeliqW- 7 hut Malta ;all a,
'inelancholy , --appearance:•:' , Arialingiti•ttiMierai
rnaturea are-bountleasi eparriaivs, the aforesaid;
cats, and, .at rare interittle; ittrO,member;
of• the family of .the Merulpiaa r - coinnionlyi
called thrushes, may be." seen to diaport
ou'our turf; whon the - clothedere hot - banging'
out to &Yuri - lie Felisdoniestiiii,c,itthe,prowl.;
- Then -When the season ;comes-round; we have'
baribvithVorgefaniums? Calceelarlaa,,,,veYl
beams, and so forth, aud4'aly„pja i rded;in fall I
flower ; lo"thet*stangttiar , space;lear feet by,
.taight - ;',"lle;(kOttfi, - Whero, fiejd „coy annual
'flower-show. - Anetherieircumstance, which;
adds 'greatly to 01:PALO' y, is a lane that skirts
'us on one side alor%.the t enire deDth of,pur,
premises,: the ,proftl'ctitig,w' U' ishich = divides
tar f r om it being deities .Ikwe. were: miles: in"
the ceuntiV, easily sr,aletiblel-, -
• ' , ',To • preserve' our ;fleoverti, if Wei. neemailaiY;
to adopt outlet twci confaes: ;either CO fasten'
to his ktinnol,or to' keephini-out of
the front *gardep_ld:rrioahtr Maur
mountable barrilar -
Jmt„thattrlid_not. anawer r ler the woys „iong
l'ailli • ;. - Was_anitalc to hitiMelody,`*holi stalijectod.
•to its control ;; some.avere ifor6ed to Consider'
the'seopittli,exPedlant.'i- Beinvnayselt; of qi
turri;l prepased a strong
hurdle; l , iti . though We enliated the, milk- I
'men in - talr Service, ho• coulkt not: succeed in
„procuriagsqlefence
;thof, that sort, though' lid'
„searched tor. - ,Mie.roiagliiiiit the length' and
•breadth'of,Saint-Stimehodi'a korest; (c;ur. die!,
_trict.)„ I thought of making a public; aPpeal;
alreadrirrittelathie-hisediiipt an ad
vertisoment-z-Wanted
- Jones interposed. ' • • .
"A neat irolit'te," . tihabaid;;" With
visible ..wire,; would toolt'exCeedingly pretty;
and ; keep Bough out of. the. gardens, more
i - ,effeetually; thee- lifty,_igreat ! . ataring I
'! decline to,ropeat the ;disparaging werdi.
Tp this I opposed the fact, that such: agate
answer I received
XonOnai3 I" i
•
• 1 Beaten Mitotmy favorite scheme; , / , mould
O . W.renly; aktbabli husbandahave; done before
ate, iettit - deltif idteliked, and
the next day she informed me tiler had'
ru, she
-. - aile an'imeollont aw i rangement - with, most
-reepeetable tratlesinan,whe had bentidialnuielf
;to make stir up the gate - exactly-fu-the
- wished,. for the sum of tive•and'alx ,
:, ,- PetiCe l i'ir the ciriretat'Coin bf the 'realm. ' That
„felne afternoon a worhunais came to'take mea
sure of the apace where the • barrier was to , he
.likeii;:ftiti&llcJAoVinLthe, hearing,ef Mrs.
Jones's confidential domestic, repeated the
terms of the agretiriatalW"This proved to be a
work off'; supererogation, on his- pArt—a-pro
ceeding-wholifttniieciattearyfor; whe4i hale:
turned with the gato In complete order, l to
announced an ad•v'enae 'in the price, to the
tune of thirty-five par cent;: --
. "It's all very well," observed Mrs. Jones;
"but a bargain is' a bargain, and I have no
idea ',of payinga .farthing more than I-agreed
for."
• ' .The workman replledrlbid .ho was only a
servant, that that was what his 'master - lid,
and there the matter rested—a wretched, petty,
miserable imbrogliokiraught Withilurgerms of
future mischief.
"He woul. dare ,to raise his ,charge," said
Mrs. Sonde.' '
Rough, who was standing,by, wagged his
- lall,shiarlaid - nothing; no Moro did I."
Well, the gate was new.ealled upon to per
form its drity,but this was by no means a mat
ter of course ; ) ,In,the first place, the staples
would not hold fled in the wall; in the next,
the - 4;ll6*was ;turned upside: down;, In the
third, there was plenty of space for Rough to
get , beneatb,the gate tho , fourth, he
•
bad only te*Mtch over so little,and theme was
room for a tialakigo' closelo• the'wall. Rough
took advantage of the unpertain staides; he
was artful enough to lift 'the gate onfot ;the
latch ;.httrivaa strong enough, to force his way
under; and, as for scratching, that was only
an otra pleasure in essaying the several varie
ties of hia,exedua,
~The gate, in abort, was an
utter failure.. •
"If my'', hurdle lied beer; there i," I ejacu
lated;' butliriLlone s treitherAidaieit or would
• not hear me. '•-• • - •••• -.
Although bad workmanship had tailed us;
one consolationaemained, It was winter still,
arid three, drfour months ;must elapse before
'Reugh'elobld &the &Melt any serious damage:
I had time" before' me, and 1 said, with - King
Lear, ccrtvill do such things! What they are,•
yet 4 know not ; but they shall bo terrors or
- the 'earth ;""or if•not-that exactly; something.
• -,thatalifill astonish iddster Rough. •
" • - Ideinfielithilhe inimitable Scotch, terrier
eillitieid'Arn - An :the; banal el/Inner; eating and
•-slebtanr.lol , libitutnVbat, HI the matter of
F - _ - - • watelafkitteati;'whellrdise,reditinglfra. Jones's
predibtion`i};Ndt'rthgtt:he Vhinalnetijutble. of
t•" Ho !you'd-de that by. the hour
• togetheiltf,friarif„ef ;the, iwitagerilittiel• bate ;
A i iltilibliliAliee&leklia - aellithiolf MP for, the
night, 'embedded 'ln fresh straw,. he declined
to toile the slightest notice of •the outer ,
world. Mrs. Jones, iewever, was wedded to j
. „
b
er theory, andpersisted in,declaring that be
, iNal.4 iirdye a capital licuse-dog—one, of those
'dayi,, ~ • ,„,
• Drente succeed each other so rapidly in
this v,rld of our's, 'that what excites our
astonishment or, indignation on Monday •is
generally clean forgotten by Saturday ; we got
reconciled' to everything, oven to the loss of
an lfieppable Ministry ; what wonder then,.
thrtl should have forgotten the affair of the
gate.'. Mrs. Jones howover—as she has since
'confessed to ins—had not; but she remem
' tiered it, only as a,subject' for mirth and self-:.
,applause.. -She took it into her head, as the
'ironmonger did not send in his bill, at Christ-
Mae, that he was ,ashamed to do so, or had,
'perhaps, also forgoten it ; as if any one ever
t forgot that money was owing. In this.Fools'
Paradise"Mra. Jones continued ,natil a, fort
'night; ago, :.
Rivas evening, one of - those delicious
IVO* eVenings in May, when'. a fire is more
;necessary than - the float of Winter,' and we
'were sitting in mye..Uttle , study, each absorbed
: 13Y a;faverite hop% .Ouit,numeroull household
fro*flOnte,having gong out, es they
said, ..t.e.,bar a .new bonnet-cap for the next
Sunday,stiditough had been consigned to the
outoEeir,•with a viertfte ' the' greater security
prAo••promises, After, ,abput half an hour
of-that quiet, Mrs. Jones looked up, and
,asked We what noise that was? I had heard
; mine, and said as much. Mra. Tones, how : ,
over, felt certain that she had hoard something
likti a khock at the kitchen door. sc Tho'rats,"
I carelessly.observed . , and'iv'ent on reading.
cg There l" • sho continued, "I, beard it
again!" • ~;
"Why,' then,', don't .Rough bark?" I ob
servid, rather tartly.
"Poor fellow," obsexied my wife, "I. dare
say he ' s asleep in his kennel." '
-_Another. half hour of undisturbed reading,.
and thou I 'thought I would smoke a cigar
beneath tbb 'filirrpsos of tho Mbon. Standing
on Sho high fright of Mops which givotkauch
noble aspect to my semi-detached mansion,
I noticed,, with surprise, that the garden
door stood lialf,Open. At first I fancied' that
the household were on the point of entering;
but nal heard no whispered last words, and
saw no policeman, I, ; concluded they had
neglected to shut the door, and then a kind.-of
Misgiving came' over me. "Rough I ex
hut. thero was no 'response., I
whistled; and called again. No 'answer—no
appearance. "My dear," said I re-entering
the house, and uttering a hasty, but I trust
an excusable word, .‘ the dog's gone !--somu
body•his walked him off!" -
I forbear 'to deboribo the
,scone that fol-
lowFdi . the tears and protestations of the
household, who -vowed it was no fault of
theirs—the clamor that was raised for the po
-I,lm—the hunting in all sorts of impossible
plageo for the absent animal, and the complete
upsetting of the establishment until long after
Midnight.' •If you wish - properly to appreci
ate this State of things, marry and keep a dog
till sometiOdy steals it. •
' Day broke oh the following morning dismal
and lowering. Breakfast over; there came a
ring at the bell. The household rushed to
the door, expecting that the dog bad boon
found and , brought back; but, instead of
heralding Rough's return, word was brought
that it was the person about the gate, and a
document of the value of eight and sixpence
—when paid—was handed in.
declare," said Mrs. Jones, as she pe
rused the bill, " - Grinllek has the'impudence to
persist' In: snaking that charge, though I dis
tinctly Old his man 1 wouldn't pay it."
Who is Grinder?" Finnocently inquired.
' Theironrnonger, to be sure," Thereupon
she entered into an .elaborate history of the
original compact.
4 ' I adidieloii to get rid of it," I remarked,
when I• - had been obliged to bear her out.
" We shall only have some bother, if the bill
is disputed."
"• We'll - see," said Mrs. Jones, as I with
drew into my study, " send , the man in."
I)eoply engaged in a scientific article on the,
prole:mail° faculty of monkeys' tails, with a
view_ -- to the application of the principle for
the benefit of timid bor.samen, I had lost all
recollection of Grinder and the garden-gate,
Whets,Mrs. - Jones entered my study wills a
ensiling air. • .• •
" I've settled that affair," also said. '
"I Mu glad to hear It," I said. " Das the
man recoil:tad the bill?".
No," returned, my wife, " he has gone
assay svitliout the'Mnoney. Moley. I offered him
within sixpence of the amount, and he refused
to take At. But," she added triumphantly,
" he'll come to his senses by-and-by
Moved by' prophetic inspiration—l think I
ant justified in using these lofty words— I ob.
moved with emphasis: Don't you imagine
it! Depend upon it, he means to have every
farthing he 'asks. :Take my advice now, pay
him, and have done with it."
, A, 'dism i ssion ensued, detrimental to the
progress" of the prehensile question, but it
ended in a promise from Mrs. Jones that she
would do as I suggested ; and, like a good wife,
she pet on herlhings, and went out for the
An.s.7 - OUT snure..na-.~ j - I. 4 :Nry
whed she came back. •
"What doyon.thiuk ?" were her first words.
SCI called at Grinder's as you wished, and the
shomisatr told me it was of no use my cominF
there, as his master had taken out a summons! '
What I" I exeleimed. "A summons !"
Sty pen tell item my hand.
. Tlits statement repeated, with the com
ments will& may easily be supposed.
I don't knoyi whether the reader bas guessed
at my idioaynerecy ; if not, I have no objection
to tell 'him .that I am, under certain condi
tionti, an excessively nervons•man. Lawyers,
and pverything tbat -relates to their black art,
are thy, utter, abhorrence. '
I • would give up
°ve shilling . I have _in.the world rather than
got law about anything, though I were cer
tain ler a verdict itt my. favor., I have always
hadla horror of citations,, and of all matters
jurit i lieal; I execrate the name of Xing Alfred,
and,abhdr trial by •jury. Thia confession may,
giSid faintideaovmy Bensalem when I heard
the word summons. It had the same effect
upon me as Mrs. quickly . owned she felt when
anyjone said - swagger.
,karsevdrardays after this announcement
my t Mind wad much "disturbed every ring
at tee gate was the apprehended summons; I
expactocbto find it enclosed in every letter I
opened if my Itaagination carried no. favor in
if b l est lhat:' , At last, finding it did not come,
TC4M24lo,tlse conclusion that Grinder's man's
deo:aeration•Wee a taere threat.
ll'ltte had taken out a summons," I whis
pered, " it Would have been served' (dotes
tab ,g term I),before now."
3 must mention, that during this interval
Mr ft. Jones remained perfectly calm. I will
not ,wrong, her by the remark, that perhaps
shd knew she was fends coverte—as the law
yells say jn their wretched attempt at Norman
Feineh=bnt rather admit,- freely, • that her
dread ofthe law,waa less instinctive than mine.
.ilifter dinner that'day, I had scarcely put
ml a extra glass' to my lips, when the hated
ad mons watt laid before me.
cog, the vile litnguage in which it was
ehedf It began by calling itself a Plaint,'
- Wi f s -- listteied - L.; end numbered Two hundred
ankl fifty.two thousand six hundred and forty
eight. - The plaint in which I was involved, was
the two hundred add fifty-two thorusand six bun
dled and, forty•eighth:—and the county court
islaktio bo'hOlden, wham , I was summoned to
*oar, had, net,, in all probability, been in
c r istence - ten years! Verily, aggressive law
ta avels with winged leet. Next, it set forth
,the debtor claim, and the Cost of Plaint—no
Oat addition, it is tree; but harassing to be
lipid—Land at the foot of the docriment was
this note beno : "If you owe the money and
mill consent to a judgment, you will save the
blearing fee.-, SEE DAM" With a trembling
band I turnedthe paper, and there, in an in
stant, I found myself, struggling with half's
dozen contradictory paragraphs, which might
as well have been so many &Toys. I had
Oready been told that by consenting to judg
teentrl should save the whole hearing fee,
end hero it was intimated in terms equally
precise, that if I signed and delivered a con
pardon to the registrar of the court, " live
diear days bolero the day of hearing," only
half that amount would be saved. Which was
lo be believed? Front or back
I Miele a maniacal pan. FRONT! nulla fides;
imt:zit did not help me out of the difficulty.
read, a' little
,further " Yon may deliver
our conk:Sidon at any time before the case is
Stalled on, subject 'to the payment of any fur
ther costs which your delay may have caused
the plaintiff to incur." Ay, there was the
"Etsbt 'How did I know what Grinder might
think 'lit to allege when he had turned round
ppon Mrs. Jones in the • manner already de
acribed 7 Any further costs. Why, that
might swallow hp my estate! Such things
have happened. ,Feeple have been known to
spend their All In costs. This frightful doom
was to, be mine, all 'beeause . my wife chose to
keep—no, not to keep, to have a dog l• Was
ithere nothing to console me in the midst el
my misfortune?" 'The last paragraph, perhaps.
at began thus : "If you intend to rely on a
1130t , roff, Infancy, Coverture, A, Sbitnte of Lu
imey, or A Discharge under , a Bankruptcy or
?an Insolvent Act as a defence:" What a bit-
Iter'mOckery ! Did I; the literary lltr. *louts—
. to distinguish me from the others-2;4d I our
else any base mechanical calling, like that of
Grinder?' - Gould I requite him 'work for work?
Cooperage for tronmongering 7 A set-off, in
deed t Leihney. ft With , what face could I,
whose hair—the -little that remains—is gray,
go into court and call myself nn infant Co
'Verfure ''For the sake of Mrs. Jones I will
not be tempted,' to ,'say anything about
that. A statute of lunacy t • That might
very .
well be, ' before / had doitt read
ing
,the , paper;, was well-nigh . thad al
ready. Bankruptcy and insolvency
yes, these were latmorable •pleas by ono
who never' had
,owed ,a sixpence%sinee the
days of his nonage; when, to toll the truth, it
would have takee,a - good many sixpences to
have Satisfied his bootmaker or his tailor.
I felt sick at heart, and could neither road
nor reason flirther.
LUckily, )_,'was altered the necessity "of doing'
either, tor, , .at this juncture, a message was
brought in • to •my. that Doubletbong, the Job
master, wished to speak to me about the hiring
of a brougham for an excursion. As he was
a neighbor of Grinder, / opened my mind to
him on the subject. TO my'excessive aston
ishment ho burst out laughing.
(( Excuse mo, sir," be, said, as soon its the
paroxysm was over; but that's what Grinder
does to all his customers. He summonses
'em all. Bill one day, county. court; the
next."
"If that's his way of doing business," I
replied warmly," he'll very soon be without
any_ouatotners to servo."
I believe you're pretty nearly light
there, sir," replied Doublethong " but,' ho
continued, guessing what I was about to say,
" don't give yourself no trouble about this
affair. I'm more used to these things nor you,
sir. I'll go down to the court, and make it all
straigln.
"But," said I, anxiously, the five clear
days, the declaration, the judgment, the con
fessions the costs of hearing, the statute of
lunacy ? "
"All gammon,
sir. Don't you believe a
word on it. People has their fancies.
Grinder's fancy is law. He'd rather lose a.
five pound in the county court than win ton
out of it. Leave bini to mo, sir; kali() him
to me."
I did so, and, except Doublethong's reim
bursement, this was all I over heard 0 My
FINST SUMMONS.
Saies bn ,9uttion.
111 THOMAS & BONS, - -,; •
OA° Nei.o9 and 141 1110t(TH 'Winn 13TAIBTj
(lormerly M end 69.1
, TRADE ALE S — TO BooKsgmnis.
• The' filly-Brat regular Philadelphia Trade Bale will
commence on the 21st of September. Catalogues in
Press; ' • ' ,';
REAL ESTATE, BTOORS, &O.
gablio Bales, at the Philadelphia Exchange every
Tneddey , Eventug, during the business eesson.
Err In July and August only occasional sales as
heretoforth
[Err Ilandbllla of each property Issued separately, in
edditionio which we publish on the Saturday pre 'tope
to each, We, one thousand catalogues in pamphlet form,
giving fulLdescriptions of all the property to be sold on
the following Tuesday.
Er , FURNITURE SALIN AT TIIN AUCTION
BTOAE orory.Timrsday morning.
_REAL NBTATB AT PRIVATE BALA.
trr We have, a large amount or Real. Estate M Pri
vate .Sale, including everr description or City and
country property. Printed Lints may be had at the
auction store.
PRIVATE BALE REGISTER.
1D Real Estate entered on our Private Sale Re
gister, and advertised occasionally in our Public Sale
Abstract'', (of which 1,000 copies are printed weekly,)
tree of charge..
Peremptory Sale.
STOOKS, "ice.
• On Tuesday Evening
Aug. 17th, at 8 o ' clock , at the Philadelphia Et
change, will be sold, for account of whom it may con-
COM—
1,458% mimes of the ' etipital stook of the Tinkle
peugh Ooal Company', the same to be sold for arrears of
as.essmente, rursnant to resolutions of maid company.
Er $1 to be paid on each share at the time of sale.
14 shares Delaware Railroad Company.
REAL ESTATE SALE—AUGUST 17th
This sale will Include—
Orphans' Court Salo—Estate or James Id Powers, De
ceased.
BRION DWELLING, POPLAR STREET.—AII thit
atory,brloloolwelling and tot, south aide of Poplar
street, 39 feet nest of Ellatsenth' street, lot 27 by 00
feet—two fronts
Peremptory Balti—Estate late or Joseph Young, "med.
DW.ELIANG AND GDOOBRY STORS.—Three-story
brick dwelling and groacry, No. 81 Apple street, be•
tween Poitrth street and York avenue.
Same Estate
DWELLING AND hAGRE-BEER SALOON.—Three
etory brick dwelling and lager-beer saloon, No. 878 Ap
ple street, Sale absolute.
Executor's Peremptory Sale—Estate of Thontt Dar
ren. Deceased.
VALUAIWE BUILDING LOT 8, FIFTEENTH
WARD —All those five lota of ground, east side of
Nineteenth street, north of Anne street, each 17 feet
front. and ranging in , depth from 80 to 51 feet.
Also, all th ose five .lots north side of Anne street,
adjoining the above, each 17 feet front, ranging in depth
from 80 to 44 feet_
itr They wilt be sold separately. Lithographic
plane may be had at the auction store.
Peremptory Bale.
NEAT DWELLINt+ —The neat two.and-a-balf-story
brick dwelliog, with back buildings, No 467 Mark
greet, below Noble greet. •
VALUARLE LOT or GROUND, west side of Pau
street, between Mural and Unity streets, Frankfork
IN feet front:
SALE OP SUPERIOR FURNITURE, WARDROBES
OPPIOE FORNITIZRE, VELVET CARPETS, /co.
CARD.—Our sale to-morrow morning, at the auction
store, will comprise, besides 600 lots excellent second
hand furniture, calico furniture, velvet and Brussels
carpets, china and glaaaware,,beds and bedding, k.e.,
worthy the attention of ladles and others desirous of
purchasing
113:7 - Catalogues now ready, and the articles arranged
for examination.
&lua Noe. 139 sod 141 &nth Fourth street
summon, FURNITURE, PIANO4OII /ITE, N
FRENOTI PLATE MIRRORS, BRUSSELS CAR
PETS. &o.
On Thureasy Morning,
At 9 o'clock, at the auction store, an extensive
assortment of excellent second-hand furniture, elegant
piano-fortes, fine mirrore, 'carpets, eta,, from private
families declining housekeeping, removed to the store
for convenience of sale.
Sale au the Premlaes,-Driatol Turiplke end Eloven•
Miln Lane. •
COTTAUE, DARN, AND FIVE LOTS.
On Wednesday Afternoon.
Auguet Mb, at 4 o'clock, will be cold, on the pro
mince on the Itriatol turnpike and Eleven-mile lane,
1 milen from Torresdale,and 4 miles from Tammy,
modern cottage and barn, with 5 acren and 88 perakee,
on the Brintol turnpike nod Elevemmilo lane
Two lota adjoining, on the Mato' turnpike, each
acres.
- Lot on the Bristol turopike,6X acres.
Two lots. 7 acres each, on the Eleven•mile lane.
Da" Pull particulars in handbills and lithographic
plane.
. . .
AT PRIVATE BATA.
A well.tecured firfst mortgage -31,109.
Chestnut Hill.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
'SPLENDID BROWN-STONE MANSION, Chestnut
street, with etable and coach house. One of the finest
residences in the city.
NEAT MODERN RESIDENCE, No. 1828 Chestnut
street.
ELEGANT BROWN-STONE RESIDENCE, Walnut
street, west Of Broad.
ELEGANT. BROWN-STONE RESIDENCE, No. 1621
Walnut street; West of Sixteenth.
NEAT RESIDENCE, Southeast comer Walnut and
and Seventeenth streets.
ELEGANT-AND VALIIABLE•RESIDENCE, South
west corner of Eleventh and Walnut streets.
TWO ELEGANT RESIDKNOES, Rittenhouse Square.
TWO HANDSOME RESIDENCES, Washington Square.
ELEGANT BROWN-STONE lIESTDENCE, North
Broad strest
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE, Northwest
corner of Green and Fifteenth streets.
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE, No.l6BBGreen
street.
. NEAT RESIDENCE, Spruce street, between Broad
and Fifteenth.
HANDSOME MODERN FOUR-STORY RESIDENCE,
No. MS Spruce street. ' -
ELEGANT BROWN-STONE RESIDENCE, No. 822
Pine etiest; west of Eighth.
lIANDSOMIAROWN-STONE RESIDENCE, No. 1616
Pine street.
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE, N0..1805 Pine .
street.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE, No. 632 Pine street,
TWO HANDSOME BROWILSTONE RESIDENCES,
Third street, below Spruce
NEAT RESIDENCE, No: 241 South Eighth street,
below Walnut.
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE, No. 818 North
Eighth street..
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE, N0:531 North
Seventh street.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE, No. 521 North Sixth
street..
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL OHOIIOII PRO-,
PERTY, New Market street
SUPERIOR AND ELSOANT BROWN-STONE OF
FIDE BUILDING Nos. 40't and 409 Walnut street.
•LARGE AND VALUABLE LOT, Locust, Mary, and
Church street', West Philadelphia, 200 by 115 feet.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE, Northwest corner Locust
and Mary striate, opposite th e above.
VERY HANDSOME COUNTRY RESIDENCE, near
Tioga elation, on the Germantown Railroad.
VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY BEAT, 160
acres, between Torrlsdale and Bristol.
COUNTRY SEAT, with about seven acres, Chestnut
AN ELEGANT FARM,'BO9 twee, with superior im
provemente on the River Delaware, one mile from New
Castle.
LARGE, ELEGANT, AND VALUABLE FARM, be
tween the city of' Wilmington and Brandywine Syringe.
ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT, 10 acres, with fine
Improvements, School Gone, Lane, Germantown, oppo
cite the late Dr. J. K. Mitchell's.
HANDSOME MODERN DWELLING, No. 1184 Callow
hill street.
BRICK STORE, DWELLING, AND BAKERY, NO.
135 Areh street.
FOUR-STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING,
No. 1809 Chestnut street,'
BRIOR• STORE AND DWELLING, No. 702 South
Fifteenth street
NEAT MODERN DWELLING, No. 840 Federal
street. •
RESIDENCE NORTH SIDE OP WALNUT Street,
east of Eleventh ;street, at private sale.
Err Also. a large amount of !other property, Ground
Rents, Mortgagee, Ac. Printed lists may he had at the
&notion More.
PRIVATE 13A - LE REGISTER.
1D Real Estate entered on our Private Sale Register
and advertised occasionally In our Publio Sale Abstracts
(of which 1,000 copies are printed weekly dating the
business season) free of charge.
JAMES d. FREEMAN, AUt3TIONEEI ,
NO. 422 WALNUT STREET, above FOURTH.
11:1' Yemeni favoring ns with consignments can rest
assured thst their property will not be sacrificed.
irr Commissions more moderate than those charged
by any other Auction Ilo t ici?n the cit
tiri y.
Consignments tee ally nolicited.
IDr ihtlenntldlnned • atter the goods are sold
--
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
. Handsome mansion, southwest corner of Seventeenth
and Walnut streets.
Residence, Washington Square and Walnut etreet.
Dwelling house, No. 827 Vine street.
20 acres of land, Indian Queen lane.
Valuable property, Frankford road
Handsome dwelling, No. 1612 Wallace street.
Moines!! eland and dwelling, Seventeenth and Wadi-
Ington streets. . .
Blegabt property, 80 stores, ap., above Torreedale.
14 acme or laud, °bolter' avenue, Germantown.
Handsome residence and lot, West Philadelphia.
Valuable lot of ground, aermantown Railroad and
Columbia avenue,
Handsome dwolling,, Spring .17anion 'street, above
Twelfth. -
CABINET OF MINERALS.
At private sale, a valuable Cabinet of minerals, corn.
,priclug over 1,009 epecimens, the collection of several
rare. The property of ,a gentleman nhco has no room
forthem. They are very deelrable for a public institu
tion. Apply at the anatlon etore.
QANUEL NATIIANB, AU ONE
OTI ER,
NJ- mid, .I;tONNY LOAN OPPION, No. 224. Booth
THIRD Street, below Walnut, wane Pear et., only
eight doors below the Bachange.
Hours of bualness from 7 &cloak, A. M., until 10
Waled* In, the evening.
Out door soled; tint Mee at the. Auction Room at
tended upon the moat mthesuitory terms.
OAPITAL 1200,000.
Muth!Wed for eke Mug nirty rum.
" Advances made from one dollar to thousands on Dia
toode, Oliver Plate, Wwtekted, Jewelry, Hardware, Mar
ebewilte, Clothlng, inn:inure, Bedding, Cigars, Musical
inegrumente, Cum, Roreei, Carriages , and blords of
every,deseription..
AU goods can remain any. length of time agreed
upon.
All advances, from one hundred dollars and upwards*
will be *barged 2 per cent. per month ; 7600 and over,
the lowestmarket rate..
,
This Store Ilona° hartog a depth of 120 feet, hu large
Are and thief-proof vaults to store all valuables, and prl;
rate
.watehmen for the precahres also, heavy Inca.
untie eXected for tho benefit of all porions having goods
advanced upon.
N. B.—On adamant of having an unlimited capital,
MN Gilles la prepared to make adratMee On More Mitre
taetor7 and 'scow:l:toasting terms than any other la
Althrelty. . '
Money,advanood 19 the itstor, In Antall amounts, with
out any &arse. -
AT „POSY/441'0AM'.
, • „
_,Gold ,
Patent Lever and other Watches, Jewelry, and
inabint w 111.16 sold at redueod prides ant -Iv,
BONES,-400,000 Shlt' Bono; hfitiable , fot
Unabrolyand Button Afake'ts;Th'store pnd farby ' OROABDALR, PRIR,' it A
00, eels
JB5 IN NORTH W OBHRVES
SHOULDERS.—bO hhds. Shoulders, dry In
milt, for Ago by 0. 0. BADLER & 00.,
/ 09 9 Nortii WATS/1 Loth
rIE PRESS.--PIDIADELPIDA, 'WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4,185 S.
COMMEROIAL SALES ROOM, .
1 BANK and 10 STRAWBERRY, between MB,
MIT and ottsmipr anckSECOND and THIRD amain;
'O.I9OLBERT, Anorosena
CARD —We inviteibeattention of purcbseere to the
positive Bale of a general asaortment of Maple and fancy
goods, to be made Mlle morning, at 10 o'clock.
nosimtv (wow. • •
.
Also, 300 dozen men's half hose. women , s Merino and
'cotton hose, men's ribbed lamb's-woel and Merino
shirts and drawers.
Also, 100 dozen women's, linen cambric handker
chiefs, men , a colored border cambric do., lace mitts,
sewing silky dec. t
FRENCH. BLACK SILK LACE POINTS.
Also, 60 'French black silk lace points. large miss
anraion. .1111111t0.1DERED MANTILLAS.
Also, 100 French embroidered white muslin aunt-
Also, Ittarseilled collard acd bosoms, white and colored
spool cotton, eco
Also, 120 Paris fats, silk bandkerchiefo, silk ora..
'vale t tre.
STOOK PROM A RETAIL STORE.
. . .
Mao. 4-4 dolaines, 4-4 chintzes, Whito and brown
manna, great variety of hosiery, men's and women's
gloves, fancyiloode, &,c.
SALE OP STAPLE AND PANDY'GOODS.
Will be sold, without' reserve, a. general mew lineat
of staple and fancy goads.
, .
BSCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER, (ffnec9 B .
• Nor to WOLBSIST & BOOTT,)43loffirartitiTSt.i
opposite the Custom Home, between Fourth and PRO
Street,.
CLOTHESPINS ANY) PAILS AT . PRIVATE SALE.
Just landed from schooner Juliet
-100 boles clothes pine.
100 dozen pails.
EMOVAL.—FURNESS, BRINLEY, Fc
X lir CO. have removed to the WO, No. 929 MARKET
Btroet, formerly occupied by Blows. Caleb Cope & Co.
jyl PUIINESS. BRINLLIY, & CO. ,
IpURNERS, BRINLEY, '& CO:,
' No. 929 MARKET Streit
MATTING AT PRIVATE BALE.
200 pieces 4-4 sod 0-4 white mil red check matting
0 BE BRAT HAB b, AUOTIO.NEER
ITU_ AND COMMISSION MEBOIIANT, B. I. earner
WITH and BLOB Btrpetn,
GMAT rtmido `LOOOMMODAi'ION,
. . .
MONIST! MONEY! ! MONEY! ! !
Money liberally advanced in large or small amounts,
from one dollar to thousands, on gold and silver plate,
diamonds, yakehon, jewelry, fowling -pieoss,- musical
lutnimentS,llfrnlture, dry goods, clothing, groceries,
cigars, hardware, cutlery, books, horses, vehicles bar
nests, and all ertioles'of value, for any lesgtb of time
agreed oni, '
at Nathan', Principal Estadtislement,
southeast corner of Sixth nd Race streets.
ID- Promissory notes, with collateral, discounted
at the lowest market rates.
NATHANS' PRINCIPAL RBTATILTPUHRNT, B. R.
CORNER 9P SIXTH, AND RACE IffIIIIIITS.
Where money will be liberally advaimeil on gold and
silver plate, diamonds; watohes, jewelry, fowl lug pieces,
dry goods, clothing, groceries; liquors, cigars, hard
wraAgacii,tlegu,sicfaailicythasitiruloml7,
te mirro itri.arentilignienn
, fur l :
florsell, vehicles, harness, stooks; and all ottier artioht
of value.
OUT-DOOR SALES, •
Personal attentwn given to all ont-door sales, either
at private - dwellingii, stores, or elsewhere, and charges
unusually low: •
TO PERSONS RELINQUISHING 1101:113SHESPING.
Permute relinquishing housekeeping or hitting sup
plies of furniture to dispose of, will find it to their ad
vantage by sending the same to the auction store, south
east corner of Sixth and Bane street, where it will be
properly arranged in the furniture salesroom, and sold
to the beet advantage, two-thirds of the geode advanced
if required, and the balance handed over the afternoon
of the day of sale.
•
Vine gold and silver hunting cane double cane, and
double ir:ttomed fever, lepines, Englieh, Swim, and
Preach watches; gold emeelm, gold chame, gold brace
lets, a variety of the gold studeybreastpins, and finger
dogs; fine flutes, .superior old violin and guitar, very
fine melodeon. and numerous other articles.
AT PRIVATE BALE AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Gold English patent lever watches, full jewelled and
plain, some of them line 18• karat cases of the beet
makers.
Silver Engllah patent lever watches, full jewelled
and plain, of the moat approved makers.
Gold escapement lever and lepihe watches, in hunt
cases and open face, of the very beat make.
Ladies , gold enamelled watches, set with pearl and
diamonds.
• •• •
Silver Suglish, BwIM, aud Mitch watched, diamond
breast pins and finger rings, gold bracelets, ear rings,.
Boger rings, breast pine, dads, floe gold vest. fob. and
neck chains, gold epectioles, and yarletol other arti
cles of jewelry, /cc., &e.
A. DYSART & CO., AUCTIONEERS-AND
1.3• PoigmtsslON IdlotailAwfs,No. 27 South NIAIIITII
STREET, conker of LODGE STREET.
A large and valuable tract of valuable coal nod tim
ber land at private sale. welt worthy the attention of
capitalists and otbere, as the owner is compelled to
sell.
[D - ley further partioulare inquire at the auction
store.
•
11J OUT-DOOII BALES •ollcted arid promptly •
elided to.
•• • •
try- ADVANOEB made on consignments when de
sired, without extra charge.
1110. - Sedan-Rooms open nail 10 P. 01. Now pre
pared to retell.° Inroieem or DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
WATCHES and JEWELRY, NEW end SECOND
HAND FURNITURE, PAINTINGS, BOOKS and STA
TIONERY, Jtc.
10 — Sales or YAM' Goons every evening.
MISSES CASEY AND MRS. BEEBE'S
BOARDING AND DAY BOINOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES, No. 1703 WALNUT Street, west of ORYII N.
TEENTII, Philadelphia, will be reopened on WED.
NESDAY, the Bth of September. ala.9mie
DEW. 1111,A DEL.P.IIIA
‘../ Dobai EROIAL COLLEGE, northeast corner' of
CHESTNUT and SEVENTH . Streeta.
An Institution designed to fit young men for AC.
TIVE BUSINESS.
The wholo building Is occupied, and fitted up In a
style surplutsing anything of the kind in this country.
Thorough preparation for the counting-hones
BOARD OP TRUSTEES.
aragri fr iTrinliers, EstrialutiAlne•
John fiparhewk, David S. Brown,
Isaac Dasher, A. 9. Tenons,
D. B. ill Oman, Frederick Brown,
Joshua L ppineott.. ap2B=tt
JOHN H. BELL,
TgAOIIRR OP
NAVIGATION AND NAUTICAL ASTRONOMY
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE:
B. S. corner OBVSNTEL and OLDISTSIIT Btreeta
J ONG'S SPRING GARDEN ACADEMY,
-ILI N. E. corner EIGHTH and BUTTONWOOD Bta.
COMMERCIAL DEP ARTMENT.—Book.keeping in
MI Ito various forme; preparing Students thoroughly for
situations In any branch of bneissen; Plain and Oral,
mental Writing; Uommercial Calonlatina; Lair and Cor-,
respondenee. No institution in the United States gives
a more thorough and practice/ come. In this depart
ment no teaching is done in classes, and is open DAY
and EVENING. Time unlimited.
• MATHEMATICAL AND CLASSICAL DEMIT
MENT.—(Sepuate from the above,) Young Men and
'Hoye are prepared for any grade of an Englieh and Clas-
Field Education, viz : Spelling, Reading, Writing, Gram
m*, Geography, Arithmetic, Philosophy, kn., Ancient
and Modern Languages, with all the higher Collegiate
Studies. 84143i01113 of 6 months commence:September
let, and February let. Pupils received at any time be
fore or after them dates and charged accordingly. Cala
lopies furniehed gratis.
mh26.tf P. DONLEAYY LONG, Principal.
lIRYANT,& STRATTON'S CHAIN OF
..11L. NATIONAL MEROANTILE COLLEGES.
ladelphls College; Southeast corner SEVEN= and
OiIESTNUT Streets. For Information, call or send for
elroular. isl64f
Dissolutions (nib Illopartiterohips.
THE _SUBSCRIBERS HAVE TIIJ,S
DAY entered Into a limited partnerahip,' egrfea
bly to the provisiMil of the Act of Amembly of the
Commonwealth of Pooncytvcnitt, approved March 21 ,
little, entitled " An Act relative to Limited PArtnet ,
"him" and the supplement thereto; and we do hereby
certify:
1. That the name of the arm, under which anchspart
nership in to ho conducted, Is F. E. B. ORNE.
2. The general nature of the business Intended to be
transacted is the purchase awl sale of Carpeting in the
city of Philadelphia.
3. The name of the general partners are JOHN F.
ORNE, colliding at the northwest corner of Arch and
Twenty-first street, in the city of Philtkelphia; and
EDWARD B. ORNE, residing on the north ride of
Arch street, above Twenty.firat street, In the said city.
4. The name of the special partner is BENJAMIN
ORNE. residing at 265 North Ninth street, in the city
of Philadelphia, who, an such special partner, has con
tributed to the common stock of the Bald arm the Bum
Of twenty-aye thouaaml dollars In cash.
6. The said partnership commences July 14, A. D.
1858, and will terminate.on the 14th day of July, A. D.
1801. BENJAMIN ORNE,
JOHN P ORNE,
• EDWARD B. WINE.
Puti.ADß4rMA,,,July,l4, 1868. jyls-Bw,
HARDWARE.—The subscalbOra, COM
MISSION MERCHANTS for the mile of FOREIGN
AND DOMEHRIO HARDWARE, would renpactfully
nail the attention of the trade to their gook, which
they are offering at lowest rates. Our assortment cou
nt/do In part of—
Chains, of all kinds—Trace, Log, Renoir, Breast, Ox,
Cow, Fifth, Bank, Wagon, Stage, 'Tongue, Lock, Ship,
Mine, and Coil Challis.
• The celebrated "L" Horse Nails; Stone and Sledge
Hammers.
Wright's 1, and other Anvils; Solid Box and other
'lass.
Short and long handle Pry Pane; round and oval
Bake Pane.
Mart/Wall superior Filen and Rasps; Bed Screws.
Exoelffor Safety Fuse; Blasting Tuben. •
Corn, Gress, and Drier Earthen ; Hay, Corn, and Straw
.erdres.
Ha, Manure, Tanners', and Spading Forks.
Bake, tind lions ; Shovels and Epodes, of all Made.
Taoke, Brads, Shoe, Clout, and 'Finishing Nails.
Oast and Wrought Butt Illugeg, Screws, Looks of all
kinds; Cutlery, Ramsand Pumps, I..xee,Hatthetn, Ham
mers, Plenee, and other Toole, ice.
W. Cr. LEWIS SON,
No. 411 0011113E0E Street.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS CO., OFFICE,
820' CHESTNUT STREET, forwards' PARCELS,
PACKAGES, MERCIIANDIEE, BANK NOTES and
SPECIE, either by its own LIMP, or in connection
with other EXPRESS COMPANIES, to all the principal
TOWNS and CITIES of the United States.
B. a. SANDFORD,
flit oral Snossrintandecill
SHOVELS AND SPADES.-
2,000 DOZEN ASSORTED,
IRON, wrig - F:rh, and CA.ST—STrillilT4.
For eat° by the Manufacturer,
W. W. R.W4ARDS,
No. 225 RACE Street,
above Second.
jvIO lm
NEW ART I(3 LE.—.Ol - IESTNUT,-
GROVE WRISKEY.—The purest Spirit offered
the American public, possessing many medicinal- pro
's:tak+, and none of the poisonous qualif lee Inherent in
the Wbiakey in common use is now offered for solo by
the Druggiete generally, and by
CHARLES WIIARTON, Jr.,
• General Agent,
At D. R. Taylor's, Wholesale Grocer, No. 23 South
FRONT Street, Philadelphia.
All persons desirous of using this Whiskey may rest
assured of its purity.. ,
Losert Bra r toe have carefully examined the sample
of Cliteitout-Urove Whiskey left, with us a few days
since, and flnd it to contain little or none of the velem-.
ous substance known RIC Fusil Oil.
. .
BOOTH, GARRETT, k OADIAO,
Analytical Chemista.
To CHARLas WnARTOH, Jr., No. 23 Booth FRONT
Streei, Philadelphia. Jy2l.-3131
, .L 4 Importers
& EAI3OIIG •
.L4importers arid: Wholeaale - Dealer" in WINEB,
BRANNLES, WrilBKbY MINB, and FANCY hi
QlNMillit N 041017 inAiiKia Menet betweenl'euth and
404014 etr,o l • • .., • .1419.11
MO NON GAII E LA .--13 Mils. Bnrneido'e
old Monongahela pure Nye Whiekey,Juet received
and for sale by Wll4/AM 11. YNATON,
1,114 SIG fJoittli iNtir PI
.o,c4e - s by auction
FANS. &C
This Moratng,
AT PRIVATB BALI
tX===l
Qtburational.
At BRYANT h BTRATTON,I3
tar - tome.
QExprzoo Wontpanua
Ineurancz emnpanieo.
4t RE R KS ONLY TAKEN"-
, iu GIRARD FIRE AND MARIN.NINBURANCEI
COMPANY, l'hiladelphin: Moo Go 415 'WALNUT
Street, (Schuylkill Navigation Cumpanyln Building.)
OAPITA.I., $200,000.
• DIRROTOBS.
Wm. M. Swain,
[of Public Ledger.
John Anspneh, Jr.,
11. N. Burroughs,
J. B. Uughen, ,
Wm. B. Boyd,
Geo. W. Woodward,
Juo. W. Claghorn,
H ,
Hon. JOEL JONES, Pil:fddent.
A.'S. GILLETT, Vico Prealdont,
ALVORD SeCrot
; ary. jy2o-ly
Wm. C. Rudman,
C D. Shoemaker,
Ter. Walker, '
Thos. Craven,
Franck Peters,
11. R. ()equal.%ll,
Jun. McClure,
JOPOT'
HOWARD FIRE AND MARINE IN=
BIIRAN9N COMPANY-02Mo No. 412 WALNUT
Street, Philadelphia. •
DtaZOTOISS. •
Tohn H. Diehl; " " "3' :Edgar Thomson,
P. M. Posta, 0.11. Bbillingford.
0:B: Spangler, 11 G. Bower,
Abraham Rex, . John W. Benton,
E. B. Warne, John Garrison,
George Howell, Nathan R. Potts,
Wm. P. Leech, R. T.:Kenai',
H. H. Houston, Joe. R. wither!,
Abraham R. Eve, M. Booth, -
Charles B. Norton, John H. Lewes,
' JOHN H. DIEHL, President
. „ B. 8., panto, Vice President. ,
Cum A. Burr, Secretary. mylo
CORN EXCHANGE INSURANCE COM
PANY, No. 331 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
QUARTERED CAPITAL 8500,000
FIRE, MARINE AND INLAND.
ABBEYS JULY Ist, 1858.
Bonds and Mortgages, Stocks, eca.
Bills Receivable, (for policies Issued,)..
Unsettled Book Accounts, (for politics,)
(lash In Bank and in Ofllce
Cash In hands of Agents and Correspondents:
• 365,148 35
No losses unadjusted unpaid, or reported.
DIItZOTORB :
William H. Godwin, 8. It. Crawford,
aeons,' W. Queen, -Jno. L. Recliner,
George W. Hall , William B. Th,emas,
D. Franklin Jackson, 0. N. Winslow, '
J. O. Hopper, Henry D. Moore.
H. GODWIN, Free Meet.
mrlo..dtf
WM,
J. 0. nOPPIR, Secretary,
CITY INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 110
Eolith FOURTH Street.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
$200,000.
Organised 1851.
Privileged to insure Rouses, moually or perpetually;
Personal Property, annually, or for a less period ; take
Marine, Inland, and Life Insurance R lsks ; receive' De
posits hold Trusts and A gatit i v :o nt i aneL S,
President.
11. O. TYLER, Tice President.
J. W. MARTIVN, Secretary.
DIRAC/TORII.
Alfred Weeks,
11. 0. Tyler,
J. W. Soudan,
0. It. nicking,
J. 1,. Ilutchionort,
J. IV. Stokes,
je18.17
" Lion . W. D. Kelley,
J. W. Forney,
P. B. ?dingle,
James Watson,
, Ludlam Matthews,
William Clatter,
0. P. tuner..
IFE INSURANCE AND TRUST CON
PANY.—The PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY. Northeast Corner of TRIED and DOOR
Streets. Onpital, $612,726.08.
INSURES LIVES for short terse, or for the whole
term of life—grants annuities and endowmente—pur
ohases life interests in Real Baste, end mini all
contracts depending on the contingenolee of Life.
They act as Executors, Administrators, Assignees,
Trustees, and Onardlans.
Daniel L. Miff, ' Watiawals.
Ban11:11)1 Z. Stoke",
Benjamin Coates, William Martin
Richard S. Newbold, James B. McFarland,
William P. Hanker, Joseph H. 'Trotter,
William H. Kern, James Ruston,
Samuel 0. Huey, Theophilus Paulding,
Charles Hallowell, Edmund A. Bauder,
Henry H. Townsend, -Daniel L. Hutchinson,
Rodolphns Kent, John W. Horne,
William I.44Jarr, Bills S. Archer,
Edward 7: Mott, "Samuel 3. Chrintiaa,
William Robertson, Joseph M. Thomas,
Warner M. Haein_, . John H. Brenner,
P. B. Michler, Easton,
DANIEL L. MILLER, President.
semtrxr, B. STOH.I4I, Vice Preen.
lONA W. Hosotoa. Secretary. 013-17
COMMONWEALTH
FIBI
INOURANOP -
, OOMPAti,
Or ?RN
ETATir OF PENNSYLVANIA.
•
OPVIOE,
NORTHWEST CORNER
YOURTII AND WALNUT STREETS,
Subscribed 0104, $500,1300.
Paid up ClapEul42oo,4oo
D 111070113.
Dr. D. Jayne, Thos. B. Etewart,
H. L. Benner, . J. M. Butler,
J. M. Whitell, J. E. 'Walker, .
Edw. 0. Knight, M. B. Wendell,
H. Lewin, Jr., B. K. Bolide.
. DAVID JAYNA, M. D. President.
THOMAS B. BTIWABT, Vine Pres%
BAIIIML B. MOOll. Secretary. Js29-7
TIELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
SURANON COMPANY.
INCORPORATED BY TUB LEGISLATURE of PENN
SYLVANIA, 1835,
mum, EL M. Corner THIRD and WALNUT Meets,
MARINE INSURANCE, '
ON .vssens,
•PREI OARGO t To all parts of the World.
CHT,
INLA D INSURANCES,
en Geode, by River, Canals, takes, and Land Carriage
to all parts or the union.
FIRI, INSURANCES,
On Merchandise generally.
On Stores, Dwelling Houses, / : e.
- ASSETS OP THE COMPNY,
November 2, 1857.
-Filifaulitatillyand'otbai niniElt 29
Stock in Bangs, Raliroade, and Insurance
Companies 12,1506 00
Bills Receivable 220,201 96
Cash on band 88,892 es
Balance in hands of Agents, Premiums on
Marine Petiolea recently leaned, on other
debts due the Company 02,780 67
Subscription Notei 100,000 00
=MCI
William Martin, James 0. &
Hand,
Jam H. Seal, Theophilas Pauldng,
Edmund A. Bonder, James Traqualr, -
John 0. Davis, William Byre, Jr.,
John R. Penrose, J. P. Penieton,
• George G. Le r, Joshua P. Eyre,
Edward Darliaton, • Samuel E. Stokes,
Dr. R. M.lluston, Henry Sloan,
Wm. 0. Ludwig, Jemee B. McFarland,
Hugh Craig, Thome 0. Hand,
Spencer Mollvaln, Robert Burton, Jr.,
Oharlee Kelly, Jno. B. Semple, Pittabgh.,
H. Jones Brooks ' ', Dr. T.-Morgan,
• Jamb P. Jones, • ,J. I'. Logan, II
WILLIAM MARTIN, Presidenta
THOMAS CI: HAND, Vice President.
HANBY MOURN, &oratory. . Ja9..y
--
IRE AND INLAND RISKS.—FAME
1• INSURANCE COMPANY.
°spite] $lOO,OOO.
(Urge:deed under the Act or Anomaly relative to In
immune Companies, pass April
DAY)
GEO ed RGE W PreaMent.
THOMAS B. MARTIN Vice-Preeident.
. WILLIAMS I. B LANOIIARDSecretary.
- °Moe 411 CHESTNUT Be.,t Philadelphia.
D/REOTOII.B.
George W. Day, Jacob K. Vaughen,
William W. Walters, Henry Lewis, Jr.,
'Marten Richardson, D. B. Bite .y, .
Barclay Lippincott; John W. Averman,
Jos. R. Brognard,. A. U. Rosenbelm,
Ohm. States, te244 II Stem. •
Wales anti Kianora
A LEXANDRE SEIGNETTE BRANDY.
.Cll.. The subscribern have been appointed sole agents
in the State of Pennsylvania for the above well-known
ROCIIELLN BRANDY, which they are prepared to
offer to the trade at the lowest market price, from Uni
ted States bonded warehouse entitled to debenture. A
constant supply on hand, In half, quarter, and one.
eighth pipes, dark and pato.
ARNOLD k WORL,
120 WALNUT Street.
TIMES ROBIN It CO. COGNAC.—Tho
V subscribers, sole agents in the State of Pennsylva
nia for the above celebrated brand of COGNAC BRAN
DY, bog to call the attention of the trade to its superior
quality, and feel confident, it will compare favorably
with the most favorite brandt In the market '
ARNOLD h WORL D
120 WALNUT Street.
A constant aupply of the above in the United States
bonded warehouse, entitled •to debenture, of variants
vintages, in half, quarter, and eighth pipes. JelBa
LAI& BRE Y GRAPE-LEAF RAM -
PAONE. .
ARNOLD & WORT., Bole Agents,
120 WALNUT Street
QALII.ON, SHAD, Eze.-20 tierces No. 1
Salmon; 18 Ws. do.; 60 bbla. prime Sea Shad; 200
bbla. Scale-Soh ; 180 bbla White-doh, now in Moro and
for Bale by JOHN M. IibINNIIDY & 00.,
to 8-b Nom 180 and 1112 North wharna
VeliAliblES.--(g Pinot Castillon," Marett,
And other Cognate of various vintages, in half
pines and quarter casks; Pellevolniu Rochelle Brandies,
pale and dark, In half pipes, half casks, and one-eighth
Musks. Imported and for Bale by
HENRY 1101ILEN & 00.,
0e22 221 and 779 South Fourth street
FlDrugo anb Cbctnicale.
R OBERT SHOEMAKER Fr. CO.,
WHOWISALB DRT;RIGISTO,
Ifanpfacto rare and Dealer PAINTS ; VADNISIIES,
and WINDOW GLASS, Northeast corner 10111{Tli and
MON Bluets, Philadelphia,
Pole Agents for the sale of the celebrated Ploreffe
Plate Glam. mb23-tf
ZrEGLER Sr. SMITH, WHOLESALE
DRUGGISTS, southwest corner or BROOND and
GREEN Streets, have hi store, and offer to the trade in
ote to suit purchasers:
EWhngting Von. Red.
.
Ido im
Arable, lifted arid sorts,
Senna Alex.
OR Aniseed.
Perle Green, 101 Brand
iVvielo'fferil.E:t.D.,T.NWChltltl,ANlS., , ,
Delors in Oil, Varnishes, &e. at such reduced prices
that we invite the attention tif dealers and consumers
ZIEGLER & BIRTH,
to our stock
8. W. nor. 9eoond and Green eta .
(PHILADELPHIA WARMING AND
i. VENTILATING WAREHOUSE.
ARNOLD a WILSON',
suowissons TO A.. 1. HARBISON
We have removed from our old stand in Walnut attest
to the LARGE STORE, No. 1010 CHESTNUT street,
a few doors below the fit. Lawrence Hotel, where our
old frionde and the publio are reapeotfully 'Welted to
examine our extensive stook of Warm Air Furnaces,
Cooking 'Ranson; Bath Boilers, Resistant, Enameled
Stone Mantela, Parlor Coal Grate's, &e . , Ice. We are
now mannfaeturing CHILSON'B CELEBRATED PAT
ENT NEW COAL GAB CONSUMING FURNACE, the
most powerful and economical' Heater ever Invented,
and suited to all dames of buildings.
Also, now and beautiful patterns of Low Down
Grates, and Parlor Coal Orates of all sizes and patterns.
We have also commenced the manufacture of
ENAMELED STONE' MANTELS from Penn
sylvania Stone. These Mantels were awarded a
SPECIAL PREMIUM at the late Fhir and Exiti- •
billets of the Franklin Institute of this city. They
represent all the rare and beautiful ANTIQUI Mamas,
are not injured by Smoke, Cdat Gds, Oil or Acids,
and are sold Wholesale mind Retail, at much joss price
than Marble. Ca/toad see them.
ARNOLD lc WILSON
BENJ.III. DILTWNLL, Superintendent.
fbilsdelphla. Aprll,lB6B—ap24 17
13./ - 111t.-I"ive puncheons Bay Rum, a
very superior ettiole, to store and for enle.y
• A. 1411RINO,
140 South 011ONTAtrent.
WHITE FISH.-75 half Ws. of Ow colo
bratod Detroit River White Fish, Just received
and for dale by O. O. SADLER & 00.,
jai Y Muth WATIS
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.—OLIPPER
OF BA.TORDAY, 14th Augutt: inet.—LoirasT
RATF:I3, AND NO DETENTION.
The splendid drat-chins (Hipper Ship TALISHAN,
Thomas con - mender, is receiving her cargo at pier 10,
Eant River, New York.
Thin want neentlp is ono of the beet and fleetest
Olippera in the trade, and well-known for the good
order in which she dellverit her cargo. Being of mode
rate capacity, and having the bulk of -her cargo ea
gaged, she will have extraordinary despatch.
lor balance of freight apply to • -
BISHOP, snioNs, & 00,
120 NORTH WHARVES
ph KIP - .Pp' M. D.
gaREGULAR LINE FOR PROW
DENO/I.—Schooner WORCESTER, Reepaa,
Master, now loading at Callowbill-street Wharf.
Yor freight, apply to Captain, on board; or to
JNO. 'KENNEDY & CO.,
jal 130 and 132 NORTH WHARVES.
WANTED—A, first-class VESSEL,
of 800e1,000.tons capacity, to load for a port
in the Perrino, Cargo now ready, and fair freight will
bu paid.
Apply to 11181102, SIMONS, at 00.,
111 5 -4 1 ( 120 NOR H
TH WARVES.
WANTED—A good VESSEL, to
load in the Louisiana Line, for No Orleans.
Quick A 1,3811411 and good rate, Riven.
Apply to BuiroPi armoize & CO.
jyls-tr 120 NORTH WIIA.R3IO.
QTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND, GLAS-
K , GOW DUBLIN, BELFAST, and LONBONDEI,EY,
TLI LryEEPOOL. ,
THE 'LiViRiOOL Awn PUILADELPIiIA irigAst 2 .
SHIP CO.'S Clyde-built Iron Steamships aro intended
to Emil and follows :
FROM NEW TORE.
CITY 'OF BALTIMORE . . .... ....Thursday, July hit
CITY OF WASHINGTON . 15th
KANGAROO u e 29th
And each alternate Thursday, from Pier 94 N. R.
.n 40,625 00
2,127 76
1 613 83
10,483 46
1,808 81
PROM LIVE,RPOOL.
CITY OF WASHINGTON Wednesday, June 2fir' I.
KANGAROO
CITY OF BALTIMORE.. .. '. July h
, ly
2 7 1 t nt .
- And each alternate Wednesday.
Cabin Passage from Now York and
Third Clam to any of the above-mentioned places,
,and found in best cooked Provisions - 30
Return Tickets good for 0 months CO
Certificates of Passage from Liverpool to New York
or Philadelphia 40'
Passengers forwarded to _Havre, Pada, Bremen, Ham
burg, &a, without delay at through rates.
The Company's Steamship BOSPHORUS will sail
regularly between Antwerp and Liverpool, in connection
with the departures fotIN ew York, taking goods from
Antwerp to New York, a - a through rate of freight.
Certificates of Passage from Antwerp to New York $45.
Drafts on Liverpool from £1 upwards.
For freight or passage, apply at the Company's Offices,
16 BROADWAY, New York, and 109 W A LNUT Street,
Philadelphia. • JOLIN G. DALE, Agent.
• or. WILLIAM INMAN,
1 ie 22 02 and 03 Tower Building, Liverpool.
FOR DILA/a:EST ON AND BA
TANNAR -HERON'S LING.
GOODS RNOIUVED AND BILLS Of LADING SIGNED
,EYERY DAY.
The splendid firat-'Aline side-wheel Steamships
REYSTONE STATE and STATE OP GEORGIA,
Now form a weekly line for the Booth aud'Sonthwest,
one of these Whips sailing every SATURDAY at 10
o'clock A. M., alternately for- Charleston and -Sa
vannah.
FOR 011ARLEBTON,
The RHTEITONE BTATR, Oaptain Charles; P. Marsh
man, will commence loading on Thursday, August fah
and 'sail for Oharleaton, S. 43.j0/1 Saturday, August 7th
at 10 o'clock A M.
The !RATS OW Qi3CRGIA, liept: John J. Gerrie:
will commence loading on Thursday, Augoet 14th, and
Nail for Savannah, Ga., on Saturday, Ang. 14th, at 10
o'clock A M.
At both Hharleeton and Savannah, these ships connect
with steameie for Florida and Havana, and with rat'
roads, Ito., for all planes in the South and Southwest.
Heavy Freight at an average of Ho per cent. below
low York stearnshiP rates.
FREIORT sad INbUlt-RHOS on a large proportion
f goods shipped South will be found to be lower by
bees ships than by sailing vessels.
Oabin passage no 00
Steerage do 8 00
Excursion Tickets, good for the present year. 30 00
No bills of lading signed after the ship has
Nor height or passage, apply to
-
No. 8 . 28 (late 81) North Wharyie,
Agents at Oharleston L T. 8. tt. T_o. BUDD.
Agents In Savannah, . A. GREINER k CO.
/dor Florida, from Charleston, steamer CAROLINA,
every Tuesday.
For Florida from Savannah, steamers ST. MARYS
and ST. JOHNS, every Tuesday and Saturday.
For Havana from Charleston, steamer 'BABEL, on
the 4th and lSth of every month. jell
STEAM TO, GLASGOW, LIVER
POOL, BELFAST, DUBLIN, and LONDON
DERRY, withont delay, for 80 dollars.
Stettin tickets, good for six months, to either of the
above places by any steamer of the Dee, 00 collars for
the round trip, out and back.
1110 M SIR TORE.
New York, McMillan, Saturday, Julylo, st,l2 o'clock, U
Edinburgh, Cnmilking, cc July 24,
Glaagow, Goodwin, cc August; cc
/1011 GLASGOW.
Glasgow, ' Saturday, July 10.
New York, McMillan Wednesday, August D.
Edinburgh, Cumming Saturday, Aug 1.1.
BATES OF PASSAGE.
• /JOU GLASGOW.
/fret Ohms - - • 15 guineas
Steerage, found with cooked pros talons 8 11
Pint Clams $76 00
Steerage, found with cooked pr0vi5i0n5..........10 00
Children under 14 years of age, half fare; Infanta In
Steerage, free.
Return tickets aysilabie within six months, by any
steamer of this line.
Pirst Clue 5140 00 Steerage $60.00
An experieneed Burgeon at Lathed to each Steamer.
For freight or passage apply to
WORKMAN CO., 1213 WALNUT BtreettPhiladel
phia.
ROBBRT ORAI4, 17 Broadway, New York.
HALL ft LOBBY, Buchanan's Wharf, Baltimore.
MBE BRITISH and NORTH AIiBRIO,
T11174 .. 33A* aTacaafraiva
Older Cabin Panne
Second Cabin Punts
....
Chief Cabin Passage $llO
Second Cabin Passage so
The ships from Borden call at Halifax..
I
PERSIA, Capt. Judkids. CANADA, Capt. Lang.
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone. Am:MICA; capt.Wtokman
ASIA, Capt. E. G. Lott. NIAGARA, thipt.Ryrle.'
AYRIOA, Capt. Shannon. EllitOPA, Capt. 7. Leitch.
These 'mewls carry a clear white light at mast-head;
green on starboard bow ; red en port bow.
CANADA, Lang, Isere' Boston, Wednesday, July 28.
AMERICA, Wickman, " N.York Wednesday, Aug 4.
EUROPA,Leitch, " Boston, Wednesday, Aug. 11.
PERSIA, Jadkina, " N.York, Wednesday, Aug 18
NIAGARA, Moodie, " Boston Wednesde, Aug 111.
latAßlA,Stone,, '• N.Yorle,Wediaesday, Sept. I.
CANADA, Lang, " Boston, Wednesday, Sept. 8.
AFRICA, ,Thannon, " N.York,Wednesday, Sept. 15.
EUROPA, Leitch. " Banton Wednesday, Sept. 22.
PERSIA, Jndkine, , " N.York',Wednesday, Sept. 20.
Berths not secured nnAil paid for.
An . experienced Surgeon on board.
The derriere of these Ships will net be accountable for
Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie Jewelry, Precione Stones
or Aida's, unless Mlle of lading are elgoed therefor and
the value thereof therein expressed.
;for freight or passage apply ,to
'nay 10-y, E. CUNARD, 4 Bowling Green, N. York.
T 02,181 8T
ecnitemen's Surniebing efoobs.
XVINCIIESTER & CO., GENTLEMEN'S
T v SUSNISIIING STORE
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUFAC—
TORY,
At the Old 'tend, No. 700 CHESTNUT STREET, oppo
site the Washington House
A. WINCHESTER will give, as heretofore, his per
sonal supervision to the Lutting and Manufacturing
departments. Orders for his celebrated style of Shirts,
and Collars filled at the shortest' notice. Wholesale
trade supplied on liberal terms. Jy24-ly
W. SCOTT, (late of the firm of Wm
-0,• enema & Scot?,) GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH=
ING STORE and SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 814
CHESTNUT Street, (nearlynpposite the (I Irani House,)
Philadelphia.
J. .S. would respectfully call the attention' of Ms
former patrons nod friends to his new Store, and is pre
pared to fill enters for SHIRTS at abort notice. A
perfect fit guarantied. COUNTRY TRADE supplied
with TINE SHIRTS and coLLAa. jyl9-tf
CIEIiTLEItiEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
'LA N. W. KNIGHT, COO &ROD' Street, above Stith,
Philadelphia, Dealer In all kinds of Furetehing
Goods and manufacturer of Fine Shirts, warranted
equal In every respect to any others manufactured In
this city or elsewhere, wholesale and retail, or made
to order. rehl-tf
GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS OR
DRESSING GOWNS.—The largest sad best as
sortment In the city, wholesale and retail, with a WI
line of Under Clothing, suited to the season, at W. W.
ILNIGHTII,, 606 AllOll Street, abofo, Sixth, Philadel
phia. mbl-tf
rIGARS, OF FAVORITE BRANDS
L.F end warted nine, carefully nelected by own bowie
at Havana, in store, and received by every arrival from
that port. S. PUUUET & SONS,
e]2-3m 216 South FRONT Street.
]fillOARO, OAI3ANAS AND PARTAGAS
SEGAlifi.—A choice Invoke of theneletebrated
brands on board brig "New era," daily expected from
Ha►wa, and for sale low, by OIIAP.LXS TISTB,
(New) 188 Walnut street, below Second,
eta Second stn. Y.
ULANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
AO DAVID M. ROGAN, Blank Book Manufacturer,
Stationer and Printer, No. 100 WALNUT Street, is pre
pared at all times to furnish, either from the ethelven
or make to order, Books of every description, imitable
for Bimini, Public Clinte/1, Merchants, and others, of the
bent quality of English or American Paper, and bound
In YAHOO stylen, in the most substantial manner.
Orders for 'JOB PRINTING of every description
Jimmying and Lithographing executed with neatness
and deepetoh.
A general assortment of English, Preneh and Ameri
can Stationery.
Conceruiqg Mr. Nogan's contribution to the /Malin
Institute, Me Committee say—" Thie display of blank
books for banking and mercantile use is the beet in the
Exhibition. The selection of the material is good, the
workmanship moot excellent, and their finish and ap
pearance neat and appropriate." no2o-1.1
Q QR. °MKS FORT WINE.
111 Illf. Pipee Alicante do.
22 Qr. do do do.
20 Qr. do Sherry do.
11 Pipe Superior Pajarete Wine.
20 Qr. Pipes do do do.
40 X do do .do do.
111 Boles Assorte d Cork,.
825 Bap Almonds.
26 do • Bilberta.
Landing from Brig 11 Arroganto Mmelio,” and for sale
by A. AMINO,
my27-tt 140 80IITII 'FRONT Street.
PLASMA OR ARTIFICIAL LARD.—
SPECIAL NOTICE TO PHYSIOIAtifi.—The above
offers a vehicle for the exhibition of remedies to dis
eased eurfaces, which combines the following edema:its
gee : A. good and unvarying consistenee, easily washed
off with water, dissolves all substances thataro,soln
bit in water, hence facilitating instevtof_obitrttating
their abideptiori, Ind does not gat rancid. Thr last
property alone renders It an invaluable acquoltion to
the pratititioner. Prepared and for male wholensle and
retail, at 8L111.0 , 13 Laboratory and Pharmacy,
mb6, we'll/ward Obe,tr ,, str.oto.
UTOUSE OF REFUGE BRUSH MANTI
x_c FACTORY.
The subscriber would respectfully call the attention
of the trade to hit
EXTENSIV)I STOCK OF BRUSLIES,
Manufactured by Lem
AT THE HOUSE OF REFUGE,
AND
FOR BALE AT PRICIER DEFYING COMPETITION
A large stock of Blacksmiths , Bel!owe on hood.
' HENRY C EORSTEIN,
52 North THIRD Btroet, below Arch.
iItERRING. —llOO Ms. No. 1 HERRING,
Eastport turpectlon ; 800 do. Halifax, now In store
and for sale by JOHN M. KENNEDY & CO.,
Nog. 189 owl AN EMIL wbiuno,
SAipping.
FOS SAVANNAH
EREIGUTB REDUCED
INSURANCH
A.. 11.3R0N, Zr.,
110 M 1108 ION 10 LITIRPOOL
Cabana anb Cigars.
Statwitern
Sailroado.
aIitiotNOTICE—SIIMME4I'
ARRANGEMENT.'
111LADELPHIA, WILDIENGTSN,BIiar r
MORE - RAILROAD.
, 0,91k0d after Monday; - May
PASSENGER , TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
For Baltimore, at 8 A. DI., IP. M. , (Dipreas„) and
11 P. ht:
For Wilmington, at 9 A. DI., 1, 4 ho, and 11 P.
C For New Castle, - at BA. and 4.30 P. Dt
For Middletown, at 8 A. M. and 4.80 P. 51.
For Dover, at 8 A. M., and 4.90 P. DI.
For Seaferd at $ A. 111„ and 4.30 P. M.
- TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave Baltimore at 7.90, Express,' 1016 A. M., and
6.40 P. M.
Leave Wilmington at 6 45 Lind 10.30 A. M., and'l.4s
and 8.55 P. M. . . „ ,
Leave New Castle at 0 and 9.50 A. 61. and at 8.15,
P. M. ,
LOSTO Middletown at 8.58 A. M. and. 6.45, .
Leave Dover 'at B'A. 31.'
and 4.55 P.M.
Leaim Settfont at 11.25 A. 61. end 2 P:14..
TRAINS FOR' IeALTWORE: .
Leave Wilmington at 0.10 A. AL; 2P. St , and 2.46'
A.
SUNDAYS only at N P. N. from l'hiladelphisi to liar
timore,
Do . do 5,40 P. M. from DidllmoroAr.
phii. •
Freight Train, with Paseenger'Om. attached , nut ran
as followd: -
Leave Philadelphia for Perrrilla',,and interinmie,t4
places at . ' 6 P. M.
Leave Wilmington for do do do - • 7,45 P. M.
Leave Havre de Grace for Baltimore, , dO - , o'Bo A. M.
Leave Baltimore for Havre disgrace do 6,10 P. M
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia do '5 - 444,P.
je9 M..F.ELTON.,,,Presfilent.
ME --
W YORK LINES; 7 =-'lll C
ND AMI3O2' RAILROAD.AND I.II.ILAIERKii
AND TRENTON RAILROAD 001IPArYli3 IIN2B.
PROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORRi 429 WAY
PLACER. , „, „ ; ;
e r as follows,
At OA. M.' Via Camden and Anitaiy Accommoda...
lion ' 2 25
At 6 A. M., via Camden and Jersey City, N. J. All•
commodation 2 25
At BA. M., via Camden and Jersey City, Morning „
800
At IQ,A. IL,' by Bteambotit Trenton, via Tammy -
and Jersey Call Morning Nrpress ' 8 00
At 2 P. 11 eitt
Vie OrMidead Atabby, O. and A.. 112.• '
3 .
AnT. M. via Camden and Jersey City, Evening • ' 0,6
MailB 0
At 8 P. M., vita Camden and Amboy, Accommods..
tion, let Clam 2 00
At 8 P. M. via Camden and 'Amboy, Accommoda
tion, 2nd ,
Class. ' • - 160
At 6P. M, via Camden and Amboy,'Accommoda
- tion,Tstbase
At 5 T1.14;,•1s Camden and Amboy, Acconunoda
tion, 2nd Clue 1 76
The 6P. M. lino runs daily, all others Sundays e 2
oepted
MP. If., front Nonsington Depot, via Torrey "
pity, Mai, Haturdayreieepted '1226
Jexprese Lines stop at tie principal statlone dity.
/or Belvidere, Naeton, flemington, &0 ., at 6A. M
and 4P. M. from Wainot street wharf. -
For Water Qap, -, Strandsbtirtaieranton, Wilkembairsei
Montrose. Great Bend, ',to. 'at 0 A. M., via Delaware,
Lackawanna at Western Railroad. '
Nor Freehold, at OA. M: and 2P. M. -
• For Mount Molly at 6A. M. and 2M and 6P. Y.
WAY LI NES
Tor Bristol, Trenton, he. at 2X and 4 P. M
Tor Palmyra, Itanoortas, gnarly, Burllngtos,
Bordea
town he., at 8 P.M.. ' •
Steamboat Riolard Btoekton for BordentoWn, and In
termediate places ' at 2*P.-M.- ;
Steamboat Trenton for Taeony, at 10 and 11X A. M.
and for Burlington and Bristol at CP.. M. -
All lines exceptil X P. M street wharf.
791ift, pounds of baggage only allowed, slab pail
manger. Plumengers are prohibited - from taking any
thing as baggage butthelr wearing apparel. All bag
gage over bf.ty . Pottn4n,to be paid for extra. The Corn
pony limit the* responsibility for baggage to ono dollar
per pound, and will not be liable for any amount be
road $lOO, except by spaniel contrast.
GATZII/111, Ageat
an 1-ly .0. A. A. B. R. 00.
LIIHILADELPHIA AND ELMIRA 'RAIL
I. ROAD ',TER.—QUICKEST ROUTE to Elmira'
Wilkeeksrre, - Buffalo, Ohicago, Rook IRland, Niagara
kThwankle, ;Burlington, Montreal, St. Paulo
Detroit, Duntieth, and St. Lonla,
Passenger trains will leave • the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Depot, corner BROAD 'and NINE
Btreeta, daily, ((Sundays excepted,) ea follows :
'Lao A. M. DAY-EXPRESS,
For Elmira, Niagara Halls, Buffalo, Detroit,Chicago,
Milwaukee, Rook Island, palena,St. Paula, Burlington,
and St. Loofa.
8.30 P. M. NIGHT EXPRESS,
For Elmira, Niagara Va ll s, Buffalo, Detroit , Chicago
Milwaukee, Rock island, Galena, St. Pante, Burlington
and St. Irtllllll.
MT Tickets goad till used, •
The 7.30 A. M. train connects at Reading with the
train for llarriabrirg and all stations on the LEBANON
VALLEY IL&ILUOAD; •
AID
At Rupert, (or Wilkesbarre, Pittston, Scranton, and all
ststione on the LAUB/MONA AND BLOOMSBURG
RAILROAD,
EMMiiiiaiM;;;;l
=IEZI
Wilkesbarre.
Pittston...,.
Scranton.—
Wilkesbarre i 60
IS'illiamsport 6 50
Elmira . . . ' 700
,
Canandaigua - - - ' 800
Genera, via' Gorham ' B'oo
Rochester ' 8 60
Niagara Falls ' ' ' 800
Buffalo r . ' 10 00
Erie. 10 60
Cleveland, via N. Y. and Erie 18 00
" yin Niagara Falls 18 00
Toledo, via New York and Erie . 16 25
.
Columbus ' 18 50
Cincinnati. New York and Erie 19 00
" Niagara Falls 19 00
Indianapolis, via New York and Erie 21 00
Detroit, via Niagara Fallsl6 00
Chicago, via Great Western 'Railway . ..,
Lake Shore Railroad....,
Rock bland, via Niagara Falls
" ' Lake Elhore Railroad
Burlington .
lowa city • to ii
Bt. Louie, via Chicago 29 00
- 29 00
Dunlieth ................... '
..... ~ _... ____ 27 60
ea. red. .
itr Tickets can be procured at the Philadelphia and
Elmira Railroad Line , / Ticket Wee, Northwest corner
of SIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets, and at' the Pas?
senger r imarnar x ;
X FREIGHT TRAIN
Lelllll3 the Depot, Broad street; below Vine, daily
ponders, exoepted,) for all points West and North at
Ireights meet be delleeted before 8 P. M. to insure
their going the same day.
ITT F reights are forwarded with greater dens., tot
and Lower Rates then by any line from this city to the
West and Northwest
Per farther information apply to
ALLEN &..817GIL,
Throne' Freight Depot, Druid, below Vine,
Or to CHAO. B, TAPPEN, General Agent,
N. W. Got. Sixth and Obeeinut eta., Philada.
- G. A. NIOOLLB,
Geol. Supt. Matadi. and Reading Railroad.
, H. A. FONDA,
, Genf. Ostewheia, W. & B. Railroad.
F. A. REDFIELD,
delll.ly Geol. Bupt. Irsosport and Elmira Railroad.
DRILADELPHIA AND, R EADING RAIL
-L ROAD—FART FRBIGUT LiNl.L l Freight trains
leave the Depot, BROAD Street, below VlNR,,dally, for
Buffalo,'Suspension Bridge, Canada, Detroit, Chicago,
Idllwankie, Galena, Demons, St. Lon% and Interme-
diate points.
This is the ihertest route to Canada and the Lake
Porte, and goods will he forwarded with greater despatch
to the above points than by any other route.
• taatn or ►awe' ran 100 ma.
Tie Railroad
Id dud. 2d elan: IA elms. 4th elan
ihrependon Bridge 90• 10 .' 60 -40
Bnffalo 90 70 60 40
Dunkirk` 96 76 ' 66 46
Detroit
Ohioago....
Freight going tbroagb by rail All the way =tidbit
marked "VIA RAIL."
No transhipment between Philadelphia and Elmira
Mark ttwoilyvis Philadelphia ao4 Reading Mahood
and bend toThe Depot, Broad strort below Tbie daily
,
belbre 6 P. 61
For further informitiork in regard to this route ' call
at the through freight office of tb. Philadelphia,Nia.
gars, and Great Wed.= Line, N. W. corner SIXTH
and CHESTNUT. 4680-y
PENNSYLVANIA BAILROAD.-4—THE
GREAT ORNTRAL ROUTE, connecting the At
!antic (Mien with. Western, Nortlowestern, and South
western States, by • Continuous Railway direst. This
Road also connects at Pittsburgh- with daily line of
ateamors to all ports on the Western Rivers, and at
010V(dand and Sandruiky with Steamers to all arts on
the North-western Lakes; making the nowt -D a.BOT,
ORIAPEST end - RELIABLE ROURE by which Freight
can he forwarded to and from the (311)11,AT WEST.
BATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND P/TTIS
-
11181. Oeass—Boots, Shoes, Rata, and
Cap., Books, Dry Goods, (in boxes
bales and trunks), Drugs, (in bones
and bales) Feathers,•Fure, ece 7do. per Mtge
MIOOSD 0L.488 --Domestio Sheeting,
Shirting and Ticking, (in original
bales), Drags (in casks), Hardware,
Leather ' Liquor, (in malted Wall_
Paper, Wool, and Sheep Pelts,
Eastward, /e0..t0 , Ik. per 1001bs
Than CLAEIB—ANYCN, Hemp, Baton
and Pork Bolted, (loose or In
snots), Paints, (dry and in aid
Oils, (except lard and rosin) IWo. per 100 lbs
loess Obses.-.oolfee, Fish; llama,
Beef, and Pork, (in casks or boxes
eastward), Lard end Lard Oil, Nene,
Soda Ash, (Ferman (Bay, Tar, Pi toh,
Rosin, Steel, Manufactered T -
bunco, Bonin 011 Queensware i
Sugar, (hhds., bbin., and boxeed
An., he 40a. per 100 lb
IPLotra--75e, per bbl. ) until farther notice.
Heath-360. per 100 ILI, ‘ until further notice.
COTTON—VA per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs. weight,
until further notice.
In shipping. Goods from any point I sat of Philadel
phia, be partioular to suss packages via Pennsylvania
Railrond. , > All Goode consigned to the Agents of this
Road, at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded
without detention. .
Flamer Agoirro.—Olarke & On. , Chicago; ranker &
A Co . Memphis, Tenn.; R. F. Base A Co.. 81.. Louis,
Mo. • P. G. o , Rilf." ot Co., Evansville, Indians; Wm.
Bingham, Kentucky.; It. O. liteldrum,
Madison, Indiana ; Brown & Co.. and Ather A
H.bbard, Cincinnati; U. 8. Pieroe A Co., Zanesville,
Ohio; Leech A Co., No. 64 Kilby street, Boston; Leeob
A Co., No. 2 Astor house , New Yerk. No. 1 W illiam at.
New York;
It J. Eneeder;Philadelohle; Megrim lb
Koons, BaWnio.-e; A. A litswert, Nttabergh. -
E. H. HOUSTON,
General freight Agent.
H. - J LOMBAKRT )
deP.• General khiperiutendent. Altoona. Pa
11140h : urn and on.
gamin. T. 301AIWA. , J. 'TAVOLA Issuitel.
WILLUX
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
PIPTIT AND WASHINGTON Brooms,
PRILADNURILI.
MERRICK & SONS,
tu BT : nen ,
egi
for
unaumni,
aenitav iN erre, o llii i iiba Ns ma ms dif d re N ry f ricoe ll . A ur O s li at lN e :
Boilers, Gasometers; 'Tanks, Iron Boats, &e., Cad.
lugs of an ki n d s , either Iron or Brass.
Iron frame roofs for Gas Works, Workshop, Railroad
Illations, As.
R e t or t s and Gas Machinery of the latest and most
improved construction. ,
Awry description of Plantation machinery, snob as
goer. law, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open Steam
Trains, Defecatore, Vinare Engines, As.
Sole .Agente for N. Milieux's Patent Sugar Bolling
Apparatus; Nasmyth , s Patent Steam Hammer;-..T. 'P.
Bose' Patent Valve Motion for Blast Machtnery and
Steam Primps.
84Perintandent—B. H. TIAATOI.
Sire proof eaten.
SALAXANDER SAFES:
,• large assortment or
SWANS & WATSOtios
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTIIRED
SAL/WAND/IR SWISS, _
VAULT DOOR%
' For Dank, and Stores.
DANE LOOKS,
Donal to ant nom In nu.
IRON DOORS; SRTITTIIRS, &a.,
On Si good tense as any other - ostabilobinent In lb.
United States, by
Z.VANB & WATSON,
No. 26 South POURTII street,
Philade s Iphia.
al4-11.
/LIANA NU VD A VAX&
• liailroait : in "'
' PENNSYL
NOMMtvZinTAgn-t:ID'
• ' , • 401 • • - MAUCH
BETILLEUESI, „ASTON, ALLENTOWN,
any MR; DELAWAIiE WA'rEB OA P,`&6. on
' On and afterldONDAY, July 28; ISM, the train],
this Bead will - leave' FBONF and WILLOW street.
daily, (Slindays excepted,)ao follows :
For Bsthiebem, „Easton, Delaware Water Gap, 1t6.,
(Express.) at 616 A. M.
For Bethlehem, Allentown, and blanch Monk, (Pl
press,) at'9 80 P- 31. -
-For Doylestown, (Accommodation,) at 8.80 A. M. and
430 P.a. .
Par Port Piaildngton, (Accommodation,) at 9.30 A
M; and 6.a0 P M •
. - . .
Leave Bethlehem (Itspresed at 9 A. M. and 6.90
P. M., with pareengere from Lehigh Valley Rail
road,. and arrive in Philadelphia at 12 M. and 8.19
P: '
imams Doyientown (Anoommodatiou) at 0 A.M. and 4
P.and arrive In;Philadelphia at 8.10 A. M. and 6.10
P.M. .
Leave or Wishington (Accommodationlat 616 A.
M. and 2.60 P. M., and arrive in Philadelphia at 7.20
A. 111.,and 4P. M. , ,
ON .11UNDAY8
Lia;43'Philadelphla for Doylestowtk at 8.80 A. M. And
2P. M. -
Leave Doyleatowa for Philadelphia at 6A. M. and
5.16 P- M. , . ,
•
. . .
AlrPannenger trains conned at Chatham street with
City Passenger Dailway.
, The 816 . A.. M. train from Philadelphia. and the o.n
P. M. train from Bethlehem,- make close connection
with the Eaten Ma' Nesi . Jerney Central Railroad.
Ware to Bethlehem - ' St 60
- " - Manch Chunk 220
" Doylestown 80
NEW ROUTE TO SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN—Br
0.15 A Si. train to Banton, thence by N. J. C RR. and
D. L. & W. 8.8. to Washington, thence by stage, arri
ving at the Mountains at IP. M. Pare 53.26.
17 26 tf ELLIS 'CLARE, Agent
PRILADELPHIA., GE. MANTOWN
AND NO REIS 'DOWN IaILEOAD.-80115/1 1 8
ARRANDEBINNE:—On sad after MONDAY, Iday 10th,
1858.
YOM.GIIMMAMTOWN.
Leave ihilsdelphis at 6,V, 7 6. 9-06 min., 10,11j4,
A. K.. 1 2,8, 4 6,6, 7,8, 9,10, and 11)( P. 61.
Learn Germantown at 6,7, 734' , 10/4i
A. 61. /-10 min., 2, ax, ,-sx, 8,940 min., and
10,i( P. M.
Dar Tho 7N "o'ciock4: M. Train from Germantown
will stop only at Wayne and Ting& Streets Stations.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia at 9.28 min. A. 6L. , 2,6 N, and 8
P. M. -
LOILTO Germantown 8X A. M., 1-1 WU., 4A, and
P. M.
Leaye PMladelphte at ISX, 8, 9.06 min IIX .11. M.,
2,8, 4; 6, 8.10 P. M.
bears Obeetuut Hill 60 640 and 7.26, 9.10, awl 10.10
min. A. hi , 14,60,8.10, 4.10, 6.10, 7.42, =89.20 min
P. M.
Leave Philadelphia, 9.20 !L. M., 2. 5%; and 8 P. M.
Leave Chestnut at, 8.10 nag A. Di., 12.60 4.10
0.40 P. id •
CONSHOHOOSIIN AN) NORRISTOWN.
B.l Lo o s ui ve in P .. 9 4 l x led .
el e x lpne loit 'at r 9i,...9, 11 A. M.,1.05 mht.,
NonistowA At 0, I, 9,11 A. 211.,1,8%, and 8)
Pre
N.
OR 01114DAY6,"
Leave Philadelphia et 0 A. M., sada P. M.
Leave Norrintomi at TA. M. sad 6P. M.
OR - NAN/drum
Leave Philadel phia at 6,W; TX, 9,11 A. M. 1.05 mkt.,
1.05 min. ; 8.10 min., 434, 5,4; OX, 8, 117( P. M.
Leave MeDaymak at fig, fiji, UN A. 81.,
11 L 41 4 4; 6,g, 7, and D - P. M.
Bundayn name as Norriatoim.
0 SST= VALLIT RAILROAD -POL DOWNING-
,Leare Philadelphia it T
6X A.A.M., and 8.10 min. P. M
Leave Downingtown at 7K A. M , and 1 P. M.
H. K. SMITH, General Superintendent.
• Depot, Ninth and Green etreete. Philadelphia.
Is s PE O N BN N BY L VAIV
R A 1858
FROM PHILALPId i v A I TO PITTSBURO .
.Arid thence by Ballioadio
- ST. LOUIS,
STXI3IIENVI Ll,lll, • CLEVELAND,
CINCINNATI ONIOADO,
LOUISVILLk„ INIRLINGTOZ,
/NDIANAPIOIJR, AT. PAULS,
And - all Me - mediate palate In
OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, NENTECKY,
MIOHI
GAN, WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, MISSOURI,
KANSAS AND
NEBRASKA..
KANSAS
to pointeorest of Pittaburgh, Wheeling,
Cleveland and ()realms, have choicerof routes, enders
riquested to make a Reaction before applying for tick
ets.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS! LEAVE PHIL/DEL
PHIA , DAILY,
Forming closi oonnectione at 'Pittsburgh to is/1 points
West.
On ,and after - MONDAY, May 10th, - 1868,- Three
through, and Two accommodation trains, will leave the
depot, S. E. corner of ELEVENTH and MARKET
streets, as follows :
TRAINS'' Pea PITTSBURGH
•ND Tae 11111181 . agave.
Mall trainat:::::7.3o4l M.
Fast line 1 00 noon.
Expreas !natl.-U.OO night.
. WA7r,Taarrn3
Harrialmrg ac
,commodation 0.00 P. M.
,Lancaster , t • -6.00 P.M.'
Thh mail train stops eta!l
delphta and Pittsburgh:
The ramose mail runs daily, the other trains Sunday
excepted. . .
The care leave the -ennsylvania Railroad Posaemier
Station, southeast: corner of ELEVENTH and MAR K ET
streets, entrance on Eleventh street, - where through
ticket, to all points West can be obtained.
Baggage will be received at the Depot at any time 41l-
Hag the day. No charge for' handling baggage.
• For further information, apply at the Depot of be
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, montheeat corner of
Eleventh and Market streets, between the hour' of 7 A.
-I& and 11P. M. THOMAS MOORE,
ray 10 ' Agent Penn'sEailroad Co.
460
4 60
' 476
• 22 00
2200
27 00
2TOO
ipIELANCARD It OUSE ,—BROADWAY
and_ TIySLYTH Street, New York, re-opened,
'elegantly tarnished with every mod ern . Improvement.
The location ia raahloneble end he thy.
rooms are "large and wel ventilated. Meals
e — oinrorror .
=anent board at lower rates.
The whole tindeirthef intuiagement ef 0 J. MAOLEL.
LAN,- (late of the United States Hotel, Philadelphisi
who reapeetfallg solicits the 'patronage of hie friends
and the travelling mare jeSO-ihn
JONES HOUSE,
HARRISBURG, Pa.,
(reefed fa 1897.)
ELEGANTLY 'NAN
NOW OPEN TO VISITORS.
rop29-7 WELLS °OVERLY, Proprietor.
WORRELL HOUSE,
N. W. oor. THIRD andIIAILMONY.CIOURT
The undersigned takes pi easilT it in Intcrtol ids
friends and ihe public; at large, that he has the
above ESTABLISHMENT, and pledgee hlmeel to Merit
the patronage of his patrons, every article le a rope
nor quality, haring been relented without regard to
ptioe. • OJL&IU.EB WOBEELL, Proprietor.
my27.43t0
NICHOLLS go USE,
• ' (NEIROPEAN PLAN,)
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
NO. 115 SOITTH Ficaerg ST., BSTAW CHESTNUT,
ranavaumia.
Thee IIC/ÜBE to tar Permadent and TriMaient Lodw
lng„Ereu effort will be made by the Proprietor, B.
NIOIIOI,LB, to klire satisfaction to his Patrons.
'pin establishment ht eltuate}t in the heart of the
otty,'ontre oC Iwe►neea, awl ammaleat to all Atom!
of amusement. " "
' The Mercantile and Travelling community will4Zl
it *deniable place for oomfort, oleanlinesn, and
my.
Moule forutstte4 ut *II hours.
" Bing!. Boorna,6o cents per night. By the week $9.110
and upwards,,
ea 78 62
1 15 1 00 80
ME SSR S. CHIOKERING & SONS,
having removed to their new warerooma No.
1807 CHESTNUT Street, (near the United Btatee
are prepared to 'offer to their friends and the public an
extensive nasortment of Grand, Parlor-Grand, Square
and Upright PIANO-10112ES, manufactured expressly
for this ,ty, floished In various styles of owe, andst
prices which cannot fail to 'please. Plano-Fortes made
to order, to suit any style of furniture, Bad all rostra
meets warranted to give entire_ satisfaction to the put ,
chaser.
Grand and Square Plano' to rent, upon the most fa
*eatable terms.
Messrs. O. & SONS have received Thirty-four
DIRDALS. Tho first Premiums ovef all competitors in
the United States.
All orders for TUNING and REPAIRING will be
promptly attended to. - Jy7-em
PIANO FORTES.
A- Just n:slued an elegant 'took of RA TIN, Sit.
ON Jc 00., NU ?($ & MARK BALLET DAM
& 04.0.114 GALE & CO. 8 2.IAN ' OS. amboroNs
but quality, at J. B. GOULD'S,
S. X. corner BEYANTH end ORSBTIYIIT stn.
adtl9-y
lI , UMBER YARD.
HOUTZ it 09.,
(Successors to Montgomery to NealL)
id. W. eornor of TWELFTH and PRIM& Stree t, Phila.
Old Moyamenaing Diatriot,
are now receiving &large and well-selected aaeortmen
of all descriptions of mimosa, such as White Flne
Felloir Pine, Norway, Hemlock, Lath, Pales, Pickete
Fence bands, Flooring, Shelving, and every variety a
well-seasoned Limber. Alga, a large stock of Ell
Stuff, of every variety and description, constantly o.
hand and sawed to order at the ehortest notice.
Our conneetion with MOMS. Mehaffey, Routs, & Co
and Dully, Routs, & Co., at Marietta, Pa., given no tm
surpassed facilitiea, and enables UN to supply orders le
all descriptions of Lumber with promptness an
despatch.
PINE-CREEK LUMBER, soft and mellow, sultabl
for PATTERN-MAKERS, &n constantly on hand.
Prompt paying purchasers are respectfully invited
examine our stock before going elsewhere. ap2l-tf
LUMBER AT WHOLESALE AND RI
tail, at Marietta, Lancaster county, Pa.
M.EII.4PFEY . , HOUTZ, & Co , take this method
informing their chstomers and persons deeirons of pm
chasing LUMBER, that they hare now on hazel a Tarp
and well-seasoned Mock of all desorlptione of Lnmbe
which they are prepared to eel' at satisfactory prim;
Their timber be all from their own MILLS on PIN
CRIBB, They are oleo connected with Messrs. DUPE' .
11013TZ, & and are prepared to frirntah all kin ,
of Planed Boards, VIII Staff, , Lath Palen, Pickets, at
Building Timber for Bridges, ha., of all description
on the shortest notice. They would also take gre
piensure in milling the attention of Builders, and tho
in want of Lumber in the oily of Philadelphia, to tl
Lumber Yard of lIOUTZ o Co., corner of TWELPY
and MILKS Streets, with whom they are also co
neoted. ap21.41
BLINDS AND SHADES, -
OHRdP 808 OABII
He has II fine kook to be sold at Reduced Prince.
RUPP, mid all other Co/ors of Linen Blades, Tr
mine, Pixturets, &o.
STORM SHARPS
Painted to order.
•
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
WE STUDY TO PLEASE.
OILS, CANDIES, SOAP, STARC H, 1,200 gallons Winter Sperm 011.
950 gallons No. 1 Winter Lard Oil.
6,000 gallons Bleached Winter Whale Oil.
8,000 gallons Light Racked Whale Oil.
250 bole, Chemical Olive Soap.
200 do Moine Soap.
400 do Brown Soap.
100 do New Bedford Sperm Candles.
In store and for sale by
R. W. POMEROY ALLEN,
Leto J. Et A. & 8 Allen
PS No. 14 Routh DELAWARE •Tem
a. iiREIGIIT FOR NOVA SCOTIA
About TOO bbla bulk can be had for a port is
vs Botta. Apply to
JOHN M. KENNEDY & do
189 NORTBI WHAM.
TRAINS FOR PHILADILPHIA
ORE9TIDIT HILL RAILROAD
ON lIIINDAYS:
TRAINS !aO% PITTBOOIIOI
AND TIM nee! ♦IBIVI.
HMI tralrist..l.l.ooniett
Fast line 400A.30
Zxpreas mail.. 110 000 n.
WAY ?RAINS 41111111. -
'Harrisburg Mr
commodation.7.l6 Y. H.
Lancaster " .910 A. M.
the stations between PION-
*dela anZt Reotattranta.
piano' Sotto
Lumber.
B. J. WILLIAMS,
No. 16 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
the moat extensive Manufeebaret o
WINDOW BLINDS,
And Dealer in
WINDOW BHADNII,
Or erer7 varlet].