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valuable : dokoarwinlo9o llll / 6 ;i4V'tlill` SNP .
~ 4 g gaallep‘A.V.,":E 4 Vo.rl.lo l lBfP:ii/nilsAYilk
street, leirsAltceinh*, - .l l qB4erel P g Blo l 4.ele 3-
-Thllalt.l4,‘Titaiefereticirwernade toileniesiti SMea'S air
-traekefignities influned may of 'our readeriro gbh it a.
'pereoPhrtifal, fienemrseral of
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wiry bN4,101400.pii,04.14 _ s , i lO4 O.
'IA It/ 44. - 04,1T-Wetate;thess farns,- be/mg r e Porlit• to
ben ettiii , e7ldattoit tertipsanhenter„:andn'ihatter'of
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g191419ij tlifile i 4 1' 1'1 .1 4 tate 74At-', I V4 t.4tes 3 l 4X l ;r 4 Varrl
- tione,:preliervstiee rither•thai.otherodee InJim:eff/cto•
`, 9 011 rtmer4e.Vatildeeted to its usitkandleitlntia, did -
ded afOntin the lie**laltfl4kas,,Mo.o,e7, ls 7, 4 g o, 4oVO'
t h e etAtifialii44 - to. .;,4 - 17 1 4 1, AtliWPlA• s 46Plisiellml
groceries; hinkalsrkbr.dragghttee 4, - We:regard it .an a/
most inillisble sbitilaltioritoTtialimirdiy, and ii *lnv:
--• • r::.• • ,: ..k::* •.[ ~,!...
' 08141t:OrerilVab411:iteiK.,,,, - '; ... ~,,x,,,,,, ~, , i1 ~ ,
Ratasonwm,,,,Apparsteas.-.We hark, frequently
wondeiedishy It was that ratiokalizbeltimrsioulti pot ber
inanefel,..Nl* l #4ltAlVOreigeiri 4 ,3,* , n,W 7 ,4?ie,s titiiti"
the IliA4l.4 6 VaiA *Pi4;(;; , , ;,; O ar f 74 01 1 1i.: 4 i 4 , '
why 09414 1 7 in , thki 9iosepitiniiy, dOeit not - patroulso
the isteblishmentlefillessidAl el Whitman 'fh Co ,
B , ool , o9 . e'shsloti . pheitont,',ihr,theleeonfeitte'nerp,'
- In S44gikle 107,70Aiii !4,Pet,-Figiii;t4Oilibitelit:49.-*,
eoidanselsittChotkreasoil and appetite. •,.' ..• 1....,.• s, ~
'X'pkt: „um
~ p, _ As', tat ,:rp,AN Afiaptinr., as
neduesiiinalilla tideni I tint linannikt be controverted
that amok of the body's mutest and,pentiel apiehrenoe
depeifei,hpon'tlie srpte:l p ir:hieli it As'dmierii: Tloering
the /( 41 le ' le t tial l o . l l ,4igto46f foi.VienlJeli* 4 we
wouldmerely suggeek,to mar readers of the sterner sex
- that everything in the way otilents!Pniniehing Goode
can be obidine,d In better tastea/Guipoptiler eetretateb, -
mene6f.Xeijiii". - * - 0. -Wsibeinir.';Ge.',"lasi-6,,andj„
l'ipdh Ai:44414 T tiles at any ethos joint We know of:
I'lliitix' are linkteiiitati6o spititililtetrOlit illelif••
attractivena more dese rting of , patronage than Motu,
tai/ and ferniabing establishment in the, new Masoolo
Hall. , :lBfe called `there testerdni ) finliVeri at/kilned
nearlx nu hbar, bythe pc•ltte and litientlin propriiitirs,
Moeril. )e1t:' 474 771 1 & -13 jouAfis: 4 4e ' eljOc ` 0 ,4 'the,
terrier itz`ei meat boantif,el,,and„reried assortment of ,
elegant enstattut and enstaingoode that ert ever:ha/Abe •
pleamtre<to r eXanniiiil, Of lases4britat:eile ,s istins,'Se.!
maski,taiyale f :frikes, rind,- sa ,00rnfoic, =gni of
wh i lk fOritill 66 „ .4 *".at•thlt..4ealTS44,:i;Olair gold bet
' dered window:eludes Six biadtifal and artistic: We:
were *haste several' deekine ae it tiiidot j tb. An - ple
brassiTaimigKikieibr4.3i.kgikmvp• ..,'khelkiii/lit.
of
-table and pino gems is "%nommen/id for variety
and style. We ' nothsed'iiiinfrittnli" styles fruit and
- wine clothe, - end over fifty difsrent styles of Gieniture
otkintisii, - I ,,The htelari:O. SiAisol heap ever) thiPif cog-,
nested wltivilfeerattrig-reirlositi:and,emidor:the incait
',Mink a3tloo th,tere t ‘hieofpiOetli 'made; ni'end 'lnc
ranginfiliitlealitsthithetr mmtomerli, :Vika making
up is All done. in,Thele establiskaient.. :We can most .
cheerfully recommend our patrons to this establishment
for any sateen styles of itiitaiiiimierlals Their store
b 719 Chasinist streekin new Masonic Hall.
DilltATO on 81.Awntir 7-Idessts.'BrOwnlow and
Pryne wilt det.titeiiit7the dnutien'of Slavery on Thai.*
evening mit. ,Ifor Pei:Jim:lira see idrartiaement. '..
A' 11,04i;Rifer‘n.4t7i.%fieorge W:" Itendell,
whileiti of the lichi'Oilhanal 'lneayuiti, but zioirit
Texas/ olynalln.live. Pleetiglee, Lac three ill'n - -,
sand sheep, forty /owe 'a great • many horses, and kdo4
mantle circle, In the Midst of:Which hii iambs said, in
deedy to , f laugh' ail/ earn'} and' „ `
groin yciiiitgairti'''
Ho writes to a, Mend. tut, follow/ 4 q Thankeio mut/
Lonny constant (MMUS•in,the pussit sir in the world,,
and a clear conscience, I hare grown loting Oran; here
at MT frontWr home, among the Texar nmom:Aetna,A T.
have pasturage' ter, 20,000 ,Weep and' ininumbef of,
cattle f and to see all this spine covered, it now, what I
an working for. I don't bother myhead &tout Kansas,
or Brother' Brigham; or politica' of any kind--don't care
who toPieeldent•-, fear God and. halo the Indians—ern
• indifferent about Walker a nd "thederl devil—try to keep my:
feet warm' and••inylioad cooll-mid smoke my pipe in
peace . ii - tb. litiiit*Liiiiii,, intipnichase all my clothing'
at the mat Bitten Siena 010tbing Mill` - of llookhilt,V,
Wilson, Nos. 603 and 006 Giumtnnt et., above filith.”,. -
Asanesnicsrran RErao.--We have 'on one tab%
en old- newspiper, publieheil do' philadelphis' lithe
1 year of grace 1768 n The name of the publisher te,"
tinfortunately,Rbliterated. In'it are - quite a number of
quaint old advertisements,-oni of, which retina somewhat
after this fashion: ~ Buyiyonr -nlothes at the ,Old
Pranklin 4all Oletbing Znapeillinti o No'B2l - Oheetnitt.
street!', 'Ay the
-way, 11,, 11. Eldridge, the affable pro-,
prietor of thlipopulr establishment, him a :superb as.
oortMent o f Boit elothing on hand; which he le selling at
wonderfully reduced rates. ':,i 4 '4. -, 4i • - . 4, = •'i - ;',.. 4
tfailitck l itlirli'initiniiiiiiieitaiis ihelniiiis,
isnot a bad 011,,e'M ).,-. ' t- . I- --....r ,:-. t
"A Inte•S C . 2 lBo4er in thenresse, , :.,,, ,
• ' Hindles in eiaetiiii s wisit.ine`se; • ' - ' •
A Wineahlnt the shciniders'throWns,
Ilto i fine 'dititriUitioza i, , ... •, .
An e ring lace which here and there, -
Enthiall Hie citation stomacher;
A Cuffe neglected, and thereby
: , Itbsola to Sy onaftueidly; • , -
- --
, , A winning wave, (deserving note,' .
In the tan? ptatuons petticoat; '
• B,4'inniobewttoh me, than - When art
Is teo precles,in ererT Part-'l . • '
Theveryjneersep - however ' applies to gentlemen who
to be ate Jiiiti alma' waiiroittitim elegantemil gisepral
styles of Granville c ittokei,' the - celebrated !IL:ph:Mori
No, 637,Cheetnui;. et -ist. -- ~ ' - -'
rokikra q. Qailafti. •• •
Iftttuat 0: Muir,
- BUJ(' , • •
A ite ll i g;
PORT 01%PIULADELP1ITA, SePt.'4 181
tux.alBlB4 ' s4ole • 881 BDV erre e 26
11/211L.WATill - .10 88,
aItEITIND.
Steamship Delaware, Copes, 22 hours from New York,
VII (lade, #l,kr, still oda' sodyassuwgerabs James All
- B If lietUielifii KO/stone" Statd,'
Charleston. sis Quar,.l . ltinfOrith, =pro and passeusurs '
to A Heron, Jr: ~• • ,
Barque (Marisa Lea, - Almeia, 16 days from Port au'
Prince, via Qoarantino,,_witleoOffee Sad
,loitaromkto
Bahr Darya Bahlri,Wanhe, '6 days fwiM e ßmititi,
ballast. to Captabi:" -
Behr Viudslia, Pooper. 1 day froitillaiyilk Bel, with
wheallo,Taillarratt & Son - . - " ' •
Bari B B Bleesker,'Sd,wards, 2 days from NeWYorh
with osdarandligimmyttas : td Captain- •
Bohr Diattioud,"Towasend, S days from Indian Slyer,
-Del, with cote to ,f L Dankf,dt. C 0,,, .
- Bohr Ilmister, - Tawriesod; 0- days ; hilts Indian
Dad,"-With Wilda to J 1 Bewley:* co. "
Behr Wl Uac 446rge...laohnoa..itlay fddar - Swim%
Del, with wheat to I Bewley & -
- Bohr Ispariment,,Buolumau, 2 dull from tPletsbilthe
Oity, with Ohristiaa'm Curran. .
'Behr Caleb Wood' Priestess, 2 days Idea:, 111t1tod, Del,
- with but to TV/ Skean Sc.oa. ' ." --
Bohr Ida Pander, Wilton, 1 day - frorribliltdo,
with' earn td Christian' lb Curran
B3hr,flooroUryi - d - dardr,,ll'dayi.lroat
with lumber hiJ Willsaoll &to'. ,= 7, ,
Bohr Brazils A gall; Ode, days tr,ow Baloseddasati".
with mdse to CaOtaln -
Sohr l'aqaoanabk t Darrouslon,=_Dosi Boston. -
Behr Eva, Budth; from Baskin.= _
.Ikhrilldp Oarpenter,-Bountain; from Harwich. ,
, Sabi Eau OarthyOurtis,lroarßassagat:i ,, - ,
QIILHAN72 .
gebil/rederl*Slieerrer,.Shairdr, diva T. om Auit"
otysi, with logwoid iutd.'lo,ooo in apecla to:Twalla'e
Bohr Vapor, Mikhell, 70 days Iron ' 50415. ; witti 400
baler Option and 15 tool old boa to Captain.
Steamsbip Ka itit , bbiond s Tillie Web
-
Bteamablp Boston, Bellew; New 'Barb. Jag AUdettlloe.
'Ship Baranati
-814 Grey Eagle Hughes 'Rio do Janeiro Nuttir.
Newhall & Co.• , • - - - 4 - - -
%-Barque Cardona . , SheerOtimmtort, Ta; R. 'Raw-
BlM's 'Baker; Welt Indite; This Wat'
son dr, noes.
Brig J W
N ominee, Newbirniosb i. , N !twits:
want Or Co, " '"
• "RUN V.tiroobsi, Alotadet- Bs
Brlg,
Co
Misr, CiOrieilikitigniii i i hoe-Watteon & So 'MI;
Behr Geo o.olbbs, ibts, - Newliedford, L Andentied
& CO. . ..•
Dakes, - Alexandriait,T Webster, Jr.
Behr At billiaks,,Binksi Boston, it Sillies & Co '
Bohr Peyton:tack lioningtbs i Ballow, 0 A Reoksher
Bohr Bra - , Bmltti, Boston, Binniolbiron it; Glever._
• Bohr Ann Cartia,-::Ohrtia,,illidk nook , Noble, Ham-
Mott & Caldwell. , "••• :
Bohr 814 Carpenter, Ballasts', Ipswich, Tyler,- Stone
Bt , rl W tiling, Claypool, lialiimoie. A Grores,-Jr.
, -
(ClorreHrpondenos of The Press.)
-GRADS,. &pi 1868.
The Kingston loft' thienairniog With 10 boat, laden
sad consigned as follows: • • .
•41-11.trniffotorn nits, , `,ltOrtrililtimplirlse,
-/161Ditutn - &'WrifbkDavill d sod; Independent,
lointsif lo Malone Jr: Ts for N,llsper*, • lumber to
Doltoli,Yandervodik: Oof•Tbas °rig,' do to Newport;
Atte, pi% Ironlo'l24.llltlng & Brq estidal
bones to order Houle Anders, ow, - bit tfiC*i to N ll* •
rows;One surd mei' • spOksd tii ` Delswigs 01t4Dan
pWailinth'coeil,t0 . • ••;., „
(Oorriwpoidessaor The Drug.)
• • • •••••, ,, — , ... , - - R,NADIND,NIOI4 D:4888;
• The :boats' pseud out OU-the, Union Oitual
to-dey; bouralto;•Philtdalphiri; isdoicandurauslped ss
Cirrnony, larnber - f4::Philsierptai •istil'Esedlog
• Baliroad Cief Norib Atuerleand do to sioraross do itheets;
liislarltebreisdo Jaa ltaliffrtos Livermoie, dn to AP,
- Boas; Tiro ,Nfotbarea, pig iron - to , Cettaterile Clef Awed
cm Noes, .•„ryw to_Dliushong 4t Ooneftrad dour to Car.
,•?:• ..; p •
/Lo3nrporlibine. or tie'
0,114 TIMM Sept-8 , -.4'46, rig. -
/There was notblig tOttficeen - frolohoie going
• -- -,la, or M. • Wind Siand Plowipto etroottovele.
ft„4.4.4.; - ,Taos.-.lt. #00 1 11L,.. •
•
L rOortispoadeftee of tie PlilladelPbla AlEhange.) = ,
8,1991.
Thfiachr Arvdefieli fhefeki_Pihefifi front knY Ocfeo,
Hayti. with a cargo of toktioneVind StO 000;-also,the
, echt Vspor L ifitchellefftilif Motalefywith 400 ,balec 80E
tcnntold:tienito r;' - oemb to again , thhi
place thia atiapiegf-”, lila; ItlyliftilTf•
• - . • i ;
: • •
" ilfeirrosittowitfottucromoo,• biltohoil;`oellett' woin
Allifthroood
OtennielipAtinlitlrrunt9l , 4for itontbittnimenc'sna Bit=
men. cleared aftimtAtitkrtinntidni, , - - -
Bteamahlp St ioirtirtiMinsiitrtor Ihiman - and Aaw
~oriasioiededmia gt *lw-.YOrk *tern C,6
BOitllllillentliqhoAPttfAlleirgYar4E-M
-_ to t tiat, _
• fitintniattip StalOof Oaivio, hike /UW4II- -
'4-44 Pletwltn- '
t.- klitstitsthitatiraterffirailtetilfo9l4ltfittiitlL ati
Liverpool 2lit alt. -
wAs spoken 28th utt., 4184aittin 8003f
-442%t1,34p0nn
4-fin eht,netAllit; :t 4 , 8 , 1 g 1 r' "ea?'
0
- • ' ..14hIp r iem Storges;Ocal,Alit*iduf t .ififiltiA6apol. ,
4:18412N itrefithelidliebBtBO.• f-"--h.g; , , 1
-7 Ship North,. Boyd. ) - 41;yib x *” . ._0,H,14treOnot,
9th nlB.-2-t'4 )%" ' - " -t
-/FhlEhnhlatitifitt2Wtiohtlfobtleakieeni
pool, Thl'islt - • - a t_t4
- • •:,3tottlieefolvi,4oliiiattill; fOr Phi4delihtei - eaterid7 for
at lOVerpool 17 th `ft ,
810.0014,0411114110irii,txpq:iieir Ofleiao, arrive. it_
rft,-; ;
teltiv,kige*,Oriesizol; , arftived ,
. Mon ±0 b r ie] ni ," w 4,
;
Atioffightltatlii ittUeiloaf?, gieroft; N o m
IL -7,5* .A •
01)1MibrIaifmaptchi
skiim` ottottnnttittusm
tht
z LO*ll;froin Liverpool, a •
V Zola 23 hitt. 5,6 i, •
stitp . sosan Telegri",l3l_B; 92 - aryi: from 1333Trin.
'Wine;
,F afiraiNew , ,
I hip Griwitte - ..fnatei - Nialtereen, for 83n Brinineo,
rof sled at New York yeater4ay . „
BOW" Maryland;,•l:t.Cr`-',3l,lxze°4Tf•sitf...l3*ltl
more reatergayi ,- . 7 , ! •• • . A.
, Kelly . fromrfho de. Janeiro for' li&
'timers, iras'eneb. Int,' hit 2323, ion 6316, 23" dais
Barnhill"; bents at Baltimore'-23
I ••.-_'...flartfne'llonftitaiii,' 'Burgas,. Gent do--Janeirry•
• •J'alyrfi"With onffibLaittnaranhne, Baltimore, lit Inst.
• ' ll O6 gi"Pii - ( 8 t) - White,",_ hereto ria Barbstdoesi St
Nineetitej9tn Maly, ferlfewletindlistla, coon.
..Briglohrt'9l ',Xterti" 13VJage da•Unba', •
'wawa:iandiantitin; Baltimore, 2d init.
,- • •
.18rig Volanta,..Botsford,aleared at New York yeater
3AZ •
Prig lfiraftAk-D3lyi Vence' "for "Olitirlebton; was the'
brig reports4 , lliterlOgged and punk off Sineptixent - 81et
Virginia atthfitort. The I. hid sinarto
00 041103 Watt Walne3 it $4,530:.'" The crew arrirad at , ,
Itorfolk, , titer433 , l ' " • 1
4341gi N e al! HewAeWOry from Bost on ,
mond jastirdit' , ". ' • . • " ••"
Bohr John Visitor,' Unto,'" Innien, wen dbfoliarglog
.Desoililr' a 1411 i titt: `• - • • •-,
'BehrGeo Idangliam, Corson. was idv. at Oharleeton
-lat'huit, for Boston same diy, •".
J It Gonne.; Watts bane/rift Boston tot '
• Bobrilleeth k Willtine,ifitihowe And &alb Tattiet .
ditato,vmailed from tlinetatypo. t, lat ' lnsWfor nits pOrt.
• , Belir Sarah' 0 Willett' Thompson' hence at New Bed
turd tiVinat. ' " -
S -SphirLntheiebild;Nfalrerson, hence Fottlandi let
~:gehilVeti'' Mop:Wm, Godfrey; henOe at Salem Ist
mat
- --Bohr Alleiii r ea, c:iekted Biihnneh 81st
"Sold Geo J Welter, Tunnell , arrived at Wilmington,
Dal, 'shoat .94tnst,, to , repaii, and milled 23 for Indian
np Dam Henry Nutt, Gaiwood, "ties Wilmington, Del,
MARIPEL ht/B0Ellowir• '
iDeal Atig 16—ThellagbiSpeo4 Puller, for Bombay,
hat left for she tiVer'to repair denied°.
•:.71rasliwiter Bay- IW.,` Aug 16—The American ship
Abpy Laagdon, Rail, Which ran on shore tar Oompton
Bay,lW, on-the Morning of 'Tt nrodey,' I.oth nit is
-.now fall or - water,' aadlikly to bedome a total wreck:
Aboet 8000 togs of rice saved, in good condition, with
paft of the atdpe Materials, Spars, rlgglitt *O. 'The
weather now Joking ivy stormy. - 'Bo Bargee will
comeldcargeldi: • - • ' • •* ' '
'Oowes, , Ang,l7—The Andian Empire, (s) Coale into
harber,to bo Welted to' undergokbpaire '
:.Queedstown, Aug It'lritt In; B hrltarimus; ago!,
train ouleakiniPlor !Moreland; with bowsprit head dm.
—Arrived : l2th; Stinson; from
Ardr4opsu, with about hp tone of pig iron, thrciwn over-
Thejcidlelit OcteMittee oi Privy °onionOr Niacin,
bave.riidneME the Selvage of 75 per Dint - awarded by
'the Vice'Admlretty Clout, in the cue of the American
reesilestyeas:, -to 60 per cut, : The sea. of the Golden
Bier hu abio been,appeslrit:
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WrALB 'ATIO 110,c1PAL
.40TELS,
THIS XORHING
• 'GIRARD llol7B.B.—Ohestnut street. below Ninth.
0 0 Spencer, Ohio T J Rill, Indianapolis
J 0 Remit, Indianapolis Geo Shannon, Norristown
`l , 11 Mayo, Richmond, Ys Jll McVeigh, Alex, Vs
V R• Bunter. Reading A D Witherspoon, Tenn
Threekmorton, St Lola.. W Throokmorton i lit 'Lords,
J Ives & la, II WA, J . A Orelleord, 8
Perin, 8 0 ' JDi Illoblutti 13
W Richards, 13 - • Lybrandt, N 0
11 J Parker, Balt::
' .' • T Walton, Nashville
J.B Watton, - Dayton, Ala , T Not:fleet NO.
A .0100Un;itioli , d, Va. •J R ilmithers,Bich , d,Va -
,Dt7 S Armstrong, •Vs W H.TuttiAttgusta, Zia
Cooper, Augusta, Gs .../1 gantlet, Nlt - •
W.B. e - John Grove, Danville.
John Cunningham, G. T W Boynton, Va
WW Wright, NJ OayytJ Weettleld,l3o
A. B Donna, 80 " „W H Mauldin, SO
J /Ilford & 1s BO: Geo Knapp, St LOMA
B Ohurchi R A Wheelock, N Orleans
R B Grutlio, Balt • . W 11. H. Newsman, Buffalo
Miss Cowdery, Va • Miss Mauldin; 80
A A Cowdery, Vs • Jos Small, Jr, Balt ,
P Ponliain, Balt" • Cochran; By , - .
Isaac Batee4 Oineirmall. Miss B L Sates, ulna
Ildw Winans, NV - Ef B Abell, Plorids
Henry Peel, Pa • - Thrall Fullerton, Balt
Horde Ranger, Olueinnatl,o.7 M Rojo, N Y
P Dairy Manchard, Jr, NO tames (fatty, Bait
A J Ingerso ' l, - Geo Goldethnalte, Ala
Wm Perry4 , la; N 4 :RH Perry', N Orleans
.Air Alston &is, Charleston J J P Alston, Charleston
Elsa Loundes, Obarltaton , Wm E Mimi ton, /la
Moe P Witlidme, PL - H time B Tebbatts, , N Y
Ales loioy Hunter,Seading Mn'' 1) 8 Hunter, Beading
All Werner; jr. Balt• . Theo Lawman, Waahlngton
TtT Woodruff, Pittibtagla 0-Borges & lady, do
Col R Lilley,-Balt Col J Denson, Balt
LlllOO/elland. St Louie Clochran,S Y
OW Bohol- hid„ • 0 111 Joan, WashingtOn
Mime Conyers, Ga • • D Conyers, Ge
Dr Gea R Cooke, Ey • Gov Jolinatsm, Pa „
GeOßEletdon. Psttsburgh John G Oamp, N Y
Hesktildst . _J'as Lewis Pierae,Prov.
I NI. Vail, N Y J Weircot, NY
NH Clark, St Louts Thee Drat!. N Y
T Thritkiid, Ky' ' Keenan, Greensburg
Jl W 'Blackly, N - J B Wolte, B 0 .
0 - C Johnston , England 0 Bullion:Boston- -
41 2 Btrobecker, Charleston lkl Rountree lc, 2 slatere,NO
rif Winstead; ,• W Huntsville
Ins Haslebuzit,* NY. - John H Shepard N
"NM Barker,‘Belt ' , A Groesb tick, Texts
.W L Hanibruah;CharPta 'Semi Lord, jr, Charleston
'Ar Wells, Elsionri "II Moore, Miaastut
Chamber'syne;9l'. -- ' , John N Helm, Miss
L" I II Smith, Columbus, Ga
11044 V Dickiwn,Obs ls'ton. - Jarrett, Tenn .
Tenn_ I'o Clarke dc ginccoon,Cin
, ;,Wmßatley; VIL
win Hal( ell;„ -„ .IWW Park -
U "' "'ROA Bryce', 13 C
N L - 1)tlYotle; ," E Litlfs,Pa
W Thompsaii,tffo W VOOlll, ?do
A Robbins, Hy J B Robbins, Hy
Mice Robbloe, Hy WA Shubert A Is, By
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SIRCHAKTIV HOTIIt —Mirth street: below &Lib:
B D Callahan, Lettlevllle , 'John A Breen, Pa
B 13 Price, Icy - Wickersham, IU
Dani Codper; Albert Story, Dayton, 0
Gerelle,Sonth Bend, Ind 713 Heaeoek, Gloversville
J Mcifsrland;Breadeit,Tentt.P Fy anwokel, Ohto
A Edwards Ma; N• Orleans 'Ohas'o Beach de wii Ohio
W• Et Gray, Phlltda- B W Dickson, Philada
II 8 Pony, Aydin* Barrett, Augusta, Ga
D' Norroil, Augusta, Gs' ' 8 Crelb,`Lotifeville
W Knave° &wile, Pittstigh Miss Mary Leech, N Y
P Redofinibt.o,, Befog', Ohio, •• •- '
0 N AfeAdoo;N ' (I Lindsay, N
3 A Wilder, Tenn 3 Inimeton, Alll4l3lfy
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W McCauley, oirelevilli, ort , B 11039; Beading
geter M Yl Kb ur l ll7llfl a ttrufgh Y i n7s i tnfrg n h
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3 BBtudiansn ' i Johnstown, - A IleghAu7 City , , • x
L L Hirano, Jobrunewri , T Singleton. J
dames 33 Haley, McKeealiddi J W Layman' ()Mein, 0'
I BoirlididditeKeespert 0 11„ OressWell dc Mira
A.Helter;lllfrierakille • John Carr; Boston
BRLnoal Miss Luther - 11 Van Doren,
7IS Von Boren,stl t ioute. rooloOolk, Ky • •
I P Carl Circleville. 0 • Barry Ault, Knoxville, Ten
L W Sinith,TArkeeburg, Dickenon Ala , !'la
Mies MA - Rogers; Gi '•• Dant P dtratton, N
ki Ullman, Brooklyn , "3"lt'llucher . , Canton, 0
Bobt Lj'ena;Cidis,"o' W De Haven, ktibereville
KB Wegton, Pa W Campbell, Beacon •
G B Campbell, Boston lion I Glancy Jones, Pa
Goo Steele, Lanes/ter ' Wm Weaver, Ljboming
B Q Dorldtoo, N ' • W Ricketts, N 0
I A Hawley, Springfield, '
td.bLIIBLOAti ROUSE—Meetnut street. below Sixth.
We Clark, Phiia Jaw B Smitb, Reading
S Frinkentbel to lady, N 0 Malt' Strange, N
A Foil, Mt Pleasant - B F Dyer, VA
S H Rodgin Va W H Ford, Oat
011ondy,•J W Alioney, Dresden, 0
Thus Schaefer., Dayton, P 0 Bobory,,Leneester, 0
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W B French, Ind 11 Fraser, N 0 -
W F & lady,--Wasbn. ,11 W Balt
11/Reward, Ark .‘ "..J grlechli 0
SY L King, Mt Vernon B P Nestling, N Y
0 Troll, MO.". Porten N 0 '
W King, Ili B S !fisher, Tenn
11 0 Oage, Tenn-
• UNION MOTEL—Arab street. below Yotirta,
T Kann, Pittsburg Mr Eisner, Pittsburg
J lianunett, Cincinnati, 0 0 Ragman, Pittsburgh
P Chareb; Pa 2 D Sharkey, Pa
II Gaudy, Wellebu g, 1 74 - M D Smith, lit Paul
B.W Murray, Letitia•r Wm HPiles,Del
J.T.BrandenburghiOhlo Hoyt /a wife; Mato
E Bostick, Batt Wayne, Ind J A Winder. Leroy tte,lnd
J II Murray , New Unpe, Pa Miss 14 Mo ghoul. Mats
II 4 Blurs, }' era, Ind ~ B Moohring , Ind
Thee IdeCarnant, Tipton; PnChulgather, Ohio •
•0 Nelms it, W Sample AlPy City
'in Adderton; No' T A Ohaproan, Id J
L Megede, Itio" Joha A Ileruie,
Christopher Ball . 0,0 Kilo, Atianta,Da
A Km, Ohio - - 131131012 Beyfert, Beaiing
NATIONAL I BOi'EIL—Bete afraid: above Third.
W Hannay , Pottsville . Wloyee & lady, N
EL:Detupeter,:ka - . 0 D ble(Hunia, oolnaibts
W Dougherty & eon, Ohio X L Barrett, Cleo:1181d
J Xnaus., , Luzerrie ea, Pa B Ltaberger, Va
H.T. Handler, Pottarllie ' ,1 B Xenia & lady, Easton
J-Wagner, NT-; .„
BHBAlViumir., cond Amt. below
A;0,raoll,8,0 - Knight, P*
JJ Johneor, Beliidere, N J P. Watson, Dcylectowa
0 B.ltly,'Buoke no .8 It Taylor, Bucks co
W B. Beene, Batts
c o 0 Torbert k wits, Bucks co
o Palmer : rocks ea '<. ' 2 3 . .Eastburn, Bucks co
o , Yoitburn, Bucks co' W James, Backe co
T 8 Smith,' Bucks so, • ,M D Linton, Newtown
W•MoDowell,Wrlghtstown HA' Weisel, Obi.
blies - A.M McDowell, do • 8 8 Ely, Pa
•D W McNair, Pa. D McNair, Pa
,Wm Lloydaa .- • .19.P1eM0131 Cheater co
0 8 .- Archer Ohes'er co Jae 0 Cornell, Pa
A Gannon,'Newtown 8 Besim, Newtown
J 8 Heston, NewtOwti B Loo shore. Newtown
N Alp, New Hope B B Ely, New Hope
J Sculley, New Hope O,Oadweieder, Newtown
Nolcomb, Newtown_ 18 Atkinson, Newtown
Et Hall. Olteltenhilla Davison, Cheltenham
Cyrus Biltbloo. Pa • - - Ica Paul, Pa
li Yard ey, Pardisyville'• A bulbar° Yardleyvllle
I Buckman, Yardlerille 11.• Merrill do la, Itocheeter
• -MADISON Hol3BB—Seeond stmt. goys Market.
II B Champion, Nashville • John Ferriday,' New York
llVBarrett,Pa: C'IIL Pouliot; Mt Holly NJ
P Ebllng, Norriatawn - . Pa • Jima B Ilerchent, /Baton
Ilttablor W B Jenkins; Ind •
Ohio - 11 W Hunter & la, Ind-
BLACK BRAD. HOTEL—Third, allot. Belowhill.
'Aaron' fleland,•Reading ", Bawl Matra, Beadlag „
P Hersh. 11loofown •
- Abr Bookman, Boaatorvllle
Wm *Mono, Moreland • • Goo W Wolf, rfariboro
7 B Bradman, Warrington Leiria Oladieno,Dorleatoan
Pomo Belli Booidngbam - Jacob Bonrad, Buckingham
‘(Oyer Boado,Um/ - -Solomon 'Myer, Hamburg
BOA) . MAGIM ITOTE4=-Baird enact; ob. Callotrbin
Bolirkfpp; Atlantic Oitp — Tos B Byroo,' Rutland, Vt
W Bloom, Olontgomory w, Obm Deal, Boats co
3obotta Smith, - Buctico ' - Wlh Beau, Bucks co
3?lo s'itNentietmer, 'Bauch Ohunk
,- STACK' BEAM INN-Yl:th and -Merchant qtreets. -
7151 Partlay, Pa V , - •If Lamborn, Cheater co, PA
W M SwAllsc,'Pa W B Ihompson,Uoattenllo
J Obadettelc- Obester,Va'e Lippeo, Pa -
W O Posh, Illotta co. - Pa ' W Porliert,Oheater co
-W sobnaton- Oheater'co , - , ' D /Vera, it heater 'co s -Pa
W-Garrett i tlhCater titoei t DOV
Stiel t ';
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fientlenteies Has feeAtittinuf,' low reedy.
pieparingthe Rafe of the : raiment issue, none:but
the most dniabid Iff,#:nendoms ;been employed, and
nothing bliethe!'best luid—thoitheti Materiels used.
t ow b e pi kn Atte p) combine Elegance of
Form with Pi ;MA Eden t 7 of Desfin
The unders'gned,.theTefeee, eubmite i these
elegant Autetion lfaie tb the iniiiedthoi of gentlemen,
*llOO liW . k,VT:i4tAl4ge•
rashionable I:fetter,'
set4t NO" 13-o'onovitri Street.
- 1 111witag Fund.—W he Per Canty Interest:—
11 0/ 01 4 1,1 FrY !LT= COMPANY, WAIMPT
asisK - ,K. Omer of Aim/
seeiteed in any sem, large or - result, and interest paid
tram,, the darer deposit to the day of withdrairal.
Ite,l47 . lirroaiiid end payments made daily, srithant
nottter.LTlie. iniestieents" are iAlkae,ti?,, Real, !gate,
iitOitriiiiee t illsound !Ante,. and Mich dratolasa semi
ties as th a rt2r ierreiret. Oilisihonti, from Y Weloolc
iikikll4llothinglinttle"reeloeir,.,in the afternoon, radon
STGOVAiIIitiI•COVICeIt; fee
TiViaiiti—tpfnpe siOS Wslnat
er.Oni;lhillike inn_ aperirde;Sui all
ttioaTt:t", nnnellein Interest at the
re r i M uw
Mao: open 4rormSitatil 6 ololoeh; aid on Mon
414hafit. niita 9 in'ttireeeidet, President,
Malin 1641 Xfillailt* 041 fkornitub Okirlof U.
evtrial --Wfdito3;
'Profaner Sitawndera , claalical Institute, at
the •INSST , PTITI;IatEiI:TRIeSI.NSTITUTE, :corner .of
lIABRET Struet, and *ThidAbf will be reopened on
the Stab MONDAY of goomb4i, Ditpus, to the eehl
bee of fifty, will be received WITHOUT axrarusi OP PAIN
ON" PASONNOOR It.t!LWA7I3 00211 E
• Tinul,withont 'expense, by a plaudit and safe con
itiyastee; pupas ogiu_ba_carrled into_ c fresh air of the .
country in lea than half an hour, from, ile centre of the
city, Several sires of open bOrder GIB beau=
Gra gement - thin Seminary, which is patronized by
many of the diatingniehed gentlemen of the city, among
,whom, areihe Editors ut, The •Preaa, the Ledger,. and
,The North American , and Unltfid Staten Gaiette.
idle ate received bribe day, or into' the family of the
.‘-PrfILADSLPHIA, July 1,1858
we, the undersigned, •hsve had-,pone or wards in
Professor Saunders' Institute and family during the
41e410n whieh has jest cloierl.- In respect to parental
kinduOis, happy inffttenoes, h r ttention'to health, and
progress in thorough education, our expectations have
heen hilly realized, To our friends, who are looking
,for a decidedly good school for their eons, we cordially
recommend Professor ism:dors , /net:tate. -
Eir MATTHEW NEWKIRK, No. 1200 Arab street.
JNO. W. FORNEY, office of The Prase.
" CHARLES E. THOMPSON, Thompson & Rood, No,
413 Chestnut street.
"St S. SILVER, 1400 Girard triune.
" W. L. SPRINGS, 331 Market street.
"GEORGE H. MARTIN, 1025 Walnut street."
Other Patrons of this Institution :
ELI 0.-BURNETT, 409 Market street.
JOHN O. AfITORELL, 203 South Sixth street.
T. U. OOLOIIAN , 142 South Eighth street.
N. Et-BROWNE, 118 South Fifth etreet.
SAMUEL MOORS, Logan Square. ,
WATSON, Logan Square,
WM. SWAIN, office pf Ledger.,
MORTON MohIIOIIAEL, officio of North American.
Buis LEWIS, Penn Squarer. • -
•_ irl`No IfORZ SILCOT. ee4.tf
The Standard Remedy for the cure of Dysen
tery, Merinos, Oholera Eforbus. and Dyapepeta, fa that
or Dr. BARNES , . ,Read the advertisement on fourth
Page. " se4-It*
One.Prlce Clothing of the Latest Styles, and
Made in the beet 113111111er, eipreitely for ENTAIL IlAtatil
We mirk our lowest selling pri.es in Ptent'vtousse
on each article. goods made to order are warranted
satisfactory, and our ONE-PIMA SYSTEM is etcictly ad
heied to. We hellfire, this to be the only fair way of
dealing, ne thereby all ire treated alike.
JONES & CO.,
604 MARKET Street
Thomas W. Bally; *o. ' 822 Market Street,
Importer and Dealer In Pine Watches, Jewelry, Silver
and Plated Ware. Bret-class good.' constantly on hand.
The subscriber, paying cash for every article, Is enabled
to sell at a small advance. Those about purchasing
would do well to oall. All goods warranted as repro.
!tented. ae4-8m
Illarriage9.
On the 2341 ttlt. s by Rev. Mr. Frankell, Mr. JOEMPII
BILBERALiN to Mime FANNY HELLER,- both of this
city.
• -
By Rev George Chandler, on the evening of the 16th
nit., Mr. WILLIAM It A.OALLOM to blies MARY JANE
hIePATRIDGE. - -
In Manayunk, May 18,18t8, by Rev. A. Culver, Mr.
.TAYLOR. to bliss, EMMA !TIMBERS, bath of
Schuylkill MOIL
On Wednesday, Yet instant, by Rev. John Chambers,
JAIME 8. PRIOR to Miss MARTHA DIANOHARD,
all of this oily.
On the let instant, by Rev. Dr. W. H. Mann, Mr.
EMIL MAGNUS, of New York, to Mrs. EMMA BTE
PHANY, daughter of 'Jacob P. Hsohnien j late of Phi.
ladelphta. sk
Meathe..
On the 24 instant, 'Miss OATIIARIN4 fifoNUTT u in
the 234 year of her ago.
- The relatives and frienda of the family are roped
fully invited to Attend the funeral, from the residence
of her mother, No 1224 Shippen street, on &mai, af
ternoon, at 4 o'clock, without farther notice. *
On the let hot, SUSANNA A. H., wife of John
Casey; and daughter,of George Kohl, in the 89th Tear
of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
limited to attend the funeral, from the reeidence of ber
husband, Twelfth street, below Tine, this (Saturday)
morning at 8 o'clock. Services la the Church of the
Ausnmptlon—thence proceed to 'the Cathedral Came
'7n the lit lust , MARY ANN WARDIIi, relict of the
late Totter& Wardin, In the 60th year of her age. •
The relatives and friends of the family are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral. from her late resl.
deuce,' No. 158 North Pifteenth street, this (Saturday)
afternoon at 8 o'clock.
On the 2d Indent. Mrs. EMILY, wife of Treacle Brele•
ford, Esq.., in the 63.1 year of her age. tk
On the let instant, ISABELLA, wife of Alex. Mitch.
ell, in the 24th year of her age.
On the 2d instant„ PATRICE McCARTY, aged 52
years and 6 months. '
On the lot instant, WILLIAM TSIIER, In the 130th
year of his age, -
OX,Sheriffaity—The fo ll owing papers, re.
latlng to the nomination of George R. Derrell
for the office of Sheriff, are submitted to a (candid re.
fleeting public. The following are the nanlee of the
Mustymine Delegates whitvoted for Mr. Derrell on the
twelfth or tie ballot:
Allen Win. Haber Godfrey ?deem:diem Wm.
Alexander Theo. 'Hildebrandt H. McLaughlin John
AgenJohn Holmes John McCormick Br
Alexander John Hyenas Wm McClelland John
Apple Jacob - Heir George McMullen Wm.
Apple John Thises Agullle McGrath Michael
Adare Hobert filtiDONJ . S. Naphley Joseph
BolleauWilliam Hague H. _ Pickell Wm H.
Brooks James Hinkle J. L. " Priceitob.rt
Baker Conrad Hameln John - 'Reed John F.
Donstli J . M. Zones Jas B. Boynton if.
Bolleati Chatios James C. D.. Hume Jobe
Carey Edward . Jinies_Bdtrarn Reot.niker--- • -
Cobb B. Jr.; - -jointer-Wm:- — Reeves 1.8.
Comfy .11-ofr . " --- Keith Wen. Rorer till
Neatly L. C. Kennedy W. T. Rennin. Leal
Conker John P. Keegan Luke Bigler Jacob B.
Dressler B, A. Reby B. F. Shreiner Th e.
Donaghy Thomas Lowry Wtn . Stookman John
Force George Layer Wm. • Shafer George
Fritz J.W . Lane S. M. Stannick Josiah
Peke William Lawrence A. Snyder Christop'r
Fisher Peter Lowry John Berber J. J.
Fullerton John Leech W. M. Shingle Geo. B.
Fountain John Lamb WulA Tully Tbompaon
Gillingham W 0 MyereJ M. Thomas Oharlea
Getz George Marron, Richard Title. Joseph
Gaelbert Mesmer Afetz John Thatcher Geo. W.
Clamber George Heer.Taceb Welsh John
Hamilton Joseph Morrison J J Worrell Thomas
Holmes A V McClelland Robt. Young Charles
Hamilton John ki.Ourly John Randall Wm. M.
floozie% Widlatn MeOstrry Wm. Curtis W.lllatn
• Win. M. Randall being duly awern according to law,
doth depose and say th.t he was one of the Secretaries
of the recent Democratic County Conventlon, and that
he called the roll on the Twd last Ballots had for Sheriff
In paid Convention, and that the above to a true and
accurate Hat of the Delegates votmg for George It.
Derrell, on the 12th or Tit Ballot, and that no vote
whatever woe recorded for Open Beery or any one voting
In his name. WIC Bt. RANDALL
Sworn and subscribed before me this Slat day of
August, A. D. 1858. 011 AB. F. BLELSPRIOUT,
Alderman,
Phiildaph fa S. 3.
Personallyappeared before me, one of the Aldermen
for the City of Philadelphia, Wm. Curtis, who being
duly sworn, deposes and says that he was the President
of the late 'Democratie Convention at which George It.
Derrell was duly nominated for the office of Sheriff,
that he kept a tally of the votes polled, and that on the
Twelfth or Tie tiallot his tally agreed with the Tellera
giving each of the candidates, George W. Derrell and
Robert Ewing, 09 votes, that at that ballot no vote
was recorded by him for Owen Seery, and be further
says that if soy person had voted for him be should
have known it WU% OURTIB.
. . .
Sworn and subscribed this gd day of September, 1868.
C. BRAZE% Alderman.
Francis McCormick, being duly sworn, doth depose
and say that he was a delegate to Abe recent Demo
cratic County Oonventloa, and that on the twelfth, or
tie ballot, he kept a tally list of the names of those
delegates who voted for George' B, Derrell, and that on
comparing said list with the list as prepared by Win. M.
Itaudall , Secretary of the Conventleo,hofinds it to cot ,
respond in every particular ; • and farther, that on said
ballot no vote was recorded by proclamation In Conran.
bon, or answer of tellers, for Owen Seery, and that my
position to the president and teflon, was such that if
said vote had been recorded so above, by proclamation,
I must bare known it. F. kfcCORMICIE,
Fifth Precinct Fourteenth ward.
Sworn and eubsoribed before me, this 24 day of Sep
tember, A. D 1868.
CRAB. F. KELPFBICIIT, Alderman.
Luke Keegan. being duly sworn, doth depose ani say
that he was a delegate to the recent Democratic County
Convention,sad that he was present on the Twelfth or
Tlo Ballot had for Shornf in said Convention, and
that when hie nanie.waa called be voted for George It..
Derrell; that he did not vote or attempt to vote at any
other time on that Ballot ,• that he recollects the name
of Owen Seery' being called, and that at the time it was
galled John lit^clinnut, who voted immediately after
hint on the tally hat, and sat next to me in said Con
vention, was moused by Mr. Quin for voting in the
name olOwen Beery. On this being denied by him, Mr.
Quin then accused me, without shadow of truth, as I
solemnly aver I never ;made an eFort to vote in the
name of Owen Seery, and can only acconot for Mr.
I Quints mistake, by supposing that Mr. Stockman voted
in his name, he being next on the list to that of Mr.
Beery, and Mr. Quin supposing it to be the name of
Mr. Seery that he was [towering to.
LIMB KEEGAN.
Kaworn end eubscribed before me, this 2d day of Sep.
timber, A. D. 1868
CHAS. F. lIELFFBIOLIT, Alderman,
William 0. Gillingham, being duly morn, doth
and .nay that he was • , delegate to the recent Do.
moeintio County Convention, and had a seat near Luke
Keegan, in said Convention, and that he. the said Luke
Keegan, did not attempt to vote in any other name
than his own ; and farther, that no one voted in said
Convention for, or in the name of, Owen Seery, on the
Twelfth or Tie Ballot.
. .
Sworn, and enbecrlbed before me, this 8d day of Sep
tember, A. D. 1898 ROUT, T CARTS:It, Alderman.
WILLIAM 0. GILLINGHAM.
Alexander O. Garvin, being duly sworn according to
law, doth depOse and say that he was a delegate to the
meant Demooratio County Convention. end that he
kept a tally list on the twelfth yr Tie Ballot had to raid
Convention for sheriff. and that his tally corresponded
w ith the tally net of the two tellers. the 'buster:, awl
the President, viz: 99 for George It , Sorrell, and BB
for Robert Ewing ; and that no vote whatever was re
corded In the name of Owen Seery, Maier by himself or
for any one else voting lob e name ; and deponent fur
ther ea th that on every ballot after '`homes Moen!.
. .
loop was dropped ho voted for Robert Rwiog, and that
hie attention was particularly directed to the mar ner in
which Owen Seery would vote when his towne was
celled ; he found tbst said Seery was absent from the
Convention, end as deposed above, no vote was recorded
An his name.. „ ALEX. 0. GARVIN.
Sworn and subscribed before me. Fent 8,1858.
ea 4-15 • • - JOHN THOMPSON, Aldetman
, Bible Telegrams l— Early Sabbath %Vat
'l3 ship =—T. STOOKTON, (D. - at' NA
TIONAL IiALL, Market Street, above Twelfth'', NAB
BATII. MORNING, at 8.4 o'clock. Coast thou send
that 'they' may go, and say , unto thee—
Hers toe art ?” UNION MAYAN 61.Blir.NG from
6to6P. M. All Invited. '
---
la. Mayorgalism.—Rev. A. D. Th e mos,
Pastor of Pint Univers lllst Church, LOMDARD
Street, above fourth , invites inentrere to free saga at
the following aeries of -
SUNDAY EVENING LECTURES.
. .
/. What in Universelintel September 6.
, 2. , Difnotatles of Universalism ...... ..;.Yeptember 12
8. Difficulties of Orthodoxy , September 19
4. Weston of UniVerealiem September 28
O. Triumph of Universalism October 8.
IV° Morning Service, log. Evening, 7l o'clock.
sestitet.
arThe Rev. Jos. A. Saes, Pastor eirct of
St, Johnis Lutheran Church, RACE above Fifth,
win enter upon duties TO-MORROW, the 6th lust.
Services 10X A. M. and 7g P, M. si4-It*
Pinto's great debate on
V erno n : d ances in this city on TUEB
13CrDAY, t a t . te ll 7 rV th ir . allY T l l 2. o parties are in town. The place of
meeting will be announced on Idenday.
Union Tabernacle (Tent,) Broad mi., -- ca - ;
To-day, Ohildretee meeting at 6P.M. ; Prayer
meeting at 8 P. M. , TosniOrrOW, preaching at 6 A, m ;
at PIX P. M. Union prayer meeting ; at 4 - X P.. 81.
'preaching by tbe - Rev. A. 000SMAN ; at B P. M by
the Ret..l L •
,West Arch-street Presbyterian Church,
ocr.ornir of AllOll and SICUITPENTIE Streets,
Dev..j. EDWARDS, D.D,, Pastor. The regular services
will be resumed on TO-MORROW, Mb inet., beginning
at 10X Welogic A, II I sad hi the - Stenns , at
4'094, /tit
fy•aft- Venus -Menlo christian,Associstion. ,
U s 3 An al./earned Meeting will - be held on MO
DAY DVDNING our . NeXT. quarter to e ight
&cloak, in-the BAPTIBT.. oau ace, dANSOId street,
below NINTH. •As buelneim of much Deportation) will be
'thought befthe the Ano q leitlooi3d Blithe oall is urgent
more voluoteerii,eit Plipmen , a Prayer Huallaga.?
ie to be hoped there will be if larieittendshoo • - •
The ladles ate cordially levitate teat with pa:
DEO W.. ORTON, '" •
eel-al *!Riglaterlek'fladatifi.-
mO, Church of the COWraetit:—Services. at
-810 em.. ., r.T.W.CIRESTNITT iboire Twelfth,
RROW (Bandar,) at 10fr i c A. M, by Rev'. 41. - A.
DIIREURROW ; and at BY. Al. by Rev. Dr. OREN
RRIMSR. ' • fort-ltik •
United States P,lre Company .- An • ad
journed Stated Meeting of the Company will be
he d on TUTS (Saturday) EVENING: at 7g o'clock.'
• " - GIIORGS RUOFF.;
• se44ta ' - Assistant 4490retavy.
irr. Have you seen the Centnry.Plent ? It
not, go at once to 1019 CHBFITNUT t TWEET,
(late Parkluson's,) as the Flowers are all oat and the
bloom will moon be over, sod your opportunity for see
ing such a Floral Wonder may never again be enjoyed.
seB-2th
Notice —Howard Fire and Marine M-
R:MANCE COMPANY
HIMADYLPHIA, August
6, 1858 —ln accordance with the provisions of the Act
of Incorporation, an ELECTION foi TWENTY DI
RECTORS, to serve for the ensuing year, will be held
at the Office of the Company, No. 412 WALNUT St.,
on TUESDAY, the 7th day.of September, DM, between
the hours of 10A. M. and 2 P. M.
an2o-tdeopB CHARLES A. MY, Secretary.
Union Blink,—.At a Meeting. of the
Board of Commissioners of the Union Bank the
Poring preamble and resolution were adopted
' Whereas, The Commissioners of the Union Bank,
by very general request of the Stockholders resolved
not to enforce the payment of the second instillment on
the subscription to tho Capital Steels of said Bank
during tho finanoial crisis of last year, and es in the
judgment of the Commissioners, the proper limo for
the organisation of said Bank has now been reached,'
therefore
Resolved, That the seCond instalnient of Twenty
Dollars per share on the subscription to the Capital
Stock of said Bank shall be paid at the Office of the
Bank, Southwest corner of TUIRD and ARM Streets,
Philadelphia, between the first and fifteenth days of
September neat, and between the hours of 10 and 1
o'clock daily.
Stockholders wishing to pay prior to the above date
can do so as heretofore.
JORN At. POMEROY Beerotary.
July 10, 1868. jy2l•wstsoli
gam Fireman's Prayer Meetings, held under
the auspices of tho YOUNG MEN'S CUM&
TIAN ASSOCIATION:
Diligent Engine Co., Deily from b to 6 P. St ; and
Bunday al 8 P. M.
Columbia Rose Co. ; Tuesday Evenings ; 8 o'clock.
Robert Morris Rose Co , Tuesday Evenings, 8 o'ci'k.
America Engine Co , Tuesday Evenings 8 o'clock.
Diligent Hose Co,, Wednesday Evenings; 8 o'elook.
Philadelphia. Engine Co., Wednesday Evenings, 8
o'clock.
Southwark Engine Co., Wednesday Evenings, 8
o'clock.
Fairmount Engine Co., Thuisday Evenings ' 8 o'cl'k.
Nor. Liberty Dose Co., Thursday Evenings,B o'clock.
- United States Hose Co., Thursday Evenings, 8 o'cl'k.
Will Hose Co., Thursday Evenings, 8 o'clock.
Schuylkill Hose Co., Ds unday Evenings, 8 o'clock.
Western Hose Co., Friday Evenings, 8 o'clock.
Spring Garden Hose CO , Friday Evenings, 8 o'clock.
United States Engine Co., Sundays, 4 to 6 P. M.
Pennsylvania Hass Co., Sundays, 4 to 6 P. M.
Delaware Engine Co., Sunday Evenings, 8 o'clock.
Western Englue,Co., Sunday Evenings, 8 o'clock.
A Union Prayer Meeting is• also hold in the Robert
Ratites School House, Sixth street, above Carpenter,
daily, from 6 to 7 P. M., to which all are Invited.
By order of the Executive Committee. jy.Thsattf
acre City Commissioners , Office.
PHILADIBLPUTA, August 80,1868.
TRH 'BOARD OF REVISION will meet at this oilloe
to f,1161 the duties of their appointment, as follows:
First ward—Monday, September 6th, 1858,
Second ward—Tuesday, September 7th.
Third ward—Wednesday. September Bth.
Fourth ward—Thorsday, September 9th.
Fifth ward—Friday, September 10th.
Sixth ward—Monday, September lath.
Seventh ward—Tuesday, September 14th.
Eighth ward—Wednesday, ceptember 15th.
Ninth vmd—Thursday, - September 16th.
Tenth ward—Friday, September 17th.
Eleventh ward—Monday, September 20th,
Twelfth ward—Tuesday, September Stet.
hirteenth ward—Wednesday, September 224.
Fourteenth ward—Thursday, September 23d. •
Fifteenth ward—Friday, September 24th.
Sixteenth ward—Monday, September 27th.
Seventeenth ward—Tuesday Sep ember 28th.
Eighteenth ward—Wednesday, September 29th.
Nineteenth ward—Thursday, September 80th.
Twentieth ward—Friday, October let
Twenty-brat ward—Mendsy October 4th.
Twenty-second ward—Tuesday, October Gth.
Twenty-third ward—Wednesday, October 6th.
Twenty-fourth ward—Thursday, October 7th.
1D The Assessors of the various wards will take no-
Ice accordingly.
J. M I, I rDDY,
JAMES LOGAN, Otty Oommit'e.
WILLIAMS,
A. J. FLtiMititHELT,
Receiver of Taxes.
WILLIAM V. MoGRA7.II,
City Treasurer.
Netice.—An election for seven Directors
LI of the MONTOUR IRON COMPANY, to tone
during the ensuing year, will be hold on SATURDAY
the fourth day of September next, between the hours of
twelve o'clock Al. and one o'clock P. M. at toe late
Office of the Company, In the Reading Raßroad Coot
pany's Buildings, in the city of Philadelphia, Penna.
By order of the Board, T. M. BRYAN, Jr.,.
au4-dteeptt Secretary,
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fur au eor to let on ground rout. _ _ _
•
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se4-frrn&w3fif
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DR. BIAS' VEGETABLE COUGH
Syrup and Cholera Mixture, and Drops for Thar.
Nna. Alro. VEKttabill Forgstlyo Syrup for all Impor
fectons of the Blood. may be obtained at his Meelotl
St re No. 400 South ELEVENTH. Street, (Masonic
Hall.) Office hours—from Stolo A. Id., Sto 4 and ato
S I' M. ae4.olit
Vir B WANT WING'S," ie the daily
request, Shen ordering caAcants for fa.
m'ly use,
WING'S FARINA ORA OKRBB combine moot excel
lent qualitiee and a truly delightful taste.
They are undoubtedly the most nourishing and heal
thy Orackere ever produced, and peculiarly pleasant for
child] en
With hot and cold dielies at lunch they are platten
lady nice, as well as with coffee and other drinks,
Ask far WING'S ORAOKERS, and take none but
those which are stamped with the Dame of A.
WING."
These may be bad of the best Family Grocers gene
rally, and at wholesale only of
A. N. THOMPSON & CO.,
Me. 221 and 223 FULTON Street, New York, or
RINGER dr. BROTHSR, Wholesale Agents,
084846 No. 146 South FRONT dtreet,
eIITANO, tons, patt of
ILA cargo of schooner Dazzle, fcr male in lots to suit,
Sample can be seen by applying to
OA ARIAS MIDDLI3TOI4,
WILLOW Street, below Second.
BOURBON WHISKEY.—To those who
require a etimulant, this article le recommended
as being pure awl of the best quality. For sale y
JOIIN 0. 11AICItil & CO.,
sal-/VA , No. 164 North TIIISD Street.
y
itr) a • •
• •
1'
1858 FALL GOODS. 1858
Tastiabsorthers beg ieave to inform their friends,
and country merchants generally, that theii atock'of
ROSIEST, "
t GLOVER
3 SHIRTS,
DRAWEES, •
WOOLLENS, and
SMALL WARES,
is now &triplete comPrlslug their usual assortment,
and which they will sell at the lowest market rates.
Tbey would eapeoially call attention to their stook of
' /MORSELS GLOVES AND MITTENS.
Comprising the '.. •
HANOVER, GERMANTOWN , JOHNSTOWNi.
OTBER DESIBABIE MARKO,
*hint they have purchased directly from the Mann
facturna for cash, and are now prepared to sell at
reduc4d rates.
4HAFPNER, ZIEGLER, & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
36 N. }WERTH Street, Philadelphia,
se3.2ra • Neat the Merchants' Hotel
SCHAFFER & ROBERTS,
No. 429 MARKET STREET,
IttrOATEREI AND JODIDIRS OF
ROSIBRY, GLOVES,
SMALL WARMS,
COMBS, BRUMES,
TAILORS , TR/ALBINOS,
LOONrNG-GLABBEB,
•
GERMAN AND MEN= PANOY 000D.9.
au24:2m
SifITH, MURPHY, & CO.,
247 MARKET ST. AND 226 OIIIIROII ALLEY,
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Tp which they Invite the attention or
01}311 AND 'PROMPT 1010$T TIME BUYEBB.
P4ILADRLPIIIA, August, ISM au24.2et
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WITOLESALE DEALERS
WRITE GOODS,
• LINENS,
BLANKETS, AND
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
' GENERALLY. au2o.lm
SIBLEY, DIOLTEN & WOODRUFF,
No. 826 MARKET STREET,
Rave now opened and are daily rewiring a °helot)
Steak of 2111te and Panay Goode for the
FALL TRADE,
Consisting of—
Bum AND FANCY DRESS SILKS,
BONNET AND VELVET RIBBONS,
DRESS GOODS OF EVERY VARIETY,
WRITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES,
GLOVES AND MITTS.
LADIES' CLOAKS, SHAWLS, MANTILLAS, &o.
To which they invite the attention of Buyers gene•
rally. &u2O-lm
SPARHA.WK, MINTON, & WHETS,
302 MARKET STREEN
Are BELLING OPP their STOCK OPLILAP
TO OLOB3 BIISINSBI3.
GREAT INDIJOEMENTS
• WILL BE OPTEBILO TO
CABS BOYERS.
The Stock omelets of
STAPLE AND DRESS GOODS,
And de lase and well selected.
ALEXANDER & KNOWLES,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
HOSIERY. GLOVES AND FANOY GOODS,
(n4vs. antoVIID TO)
Noe. 430 MARKET AND 420 MERCHANT BTB.,
And bare Just opened a NEW AND COMPLETE
STOOK OP GOODS, expressly adapted to
of all kinds, and materials for them.
HOSIERY IN GREAT VARIETY. •
UNDER IIIRTk
DRAWERS,
SHAWLS,
COSIYORTS,
GAITERS
Ladino and Ohlldren4 BELTS,
To all of which we invite the attention of
BIREIT-OLASS BUYERS
His now open a I JOHN . B. STRYKER & CO.,
• CHOICE AND ENTIRELY NEW STOOK
To which the attention of their customers and FIRST
(MASS BUYERS Is Invited.
sul74ltnovl
JOSHUA L. BAILY,
N. W. 00R. FIFTH AND MARKET STS.,
PLULADELPHIAw
POMEIGIit & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
DOR BALE BELOW REGULAR PRIORS,
To which he invitee the attention of Buyers from
all sections of the country. aullim
1858 SILK GOODS.
PALL IMPORTATIONS
1.49..T4M, FLOSS, dic
621 MARKET STREET,
618 COMMERCE STREET,
PIIILADELPIIIA.
Liat;enow In store their complete
IMPORTATION OF SILK AND PANOY GOODS,
To which the attention of the TRADR Is invited.
MARTINS, PEDDLE, & HAMRICK,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, and
FANCY NOTIONS,
No. 80 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
FIVE DOORS BELOW TUE MERCHANTS' HOTEL,
Offer for sale the moat complete Mock of goods in
.. their line to be found in the
UNITED STATES,
Consisting of HOSIERY, of every grade,
CLOVES for men, women, and children, comprising
an assortment of over 800 kinds,
ENDEMIC/ENS and DRAWERS,
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS and COLLARS,
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS and SHIRT
FRONTS,
LADIES , _ELASTIC BELTS, with clasps of entirely
new designs, with an endless variety of Notions, to
which they invite the attention of
FIRST GLASS WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
BUYERS. aul443w
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
A'SD
TAILORS , TRIMMINGS.
LONGOOPB & PEARCE,
9 SOUTH FOURTH,
ONR DOOR BELOW MARKET STREET,
Revs in More a fell assortment of Men's Furnishing
Goods and Tailors' Trimmings, to which they invite the
attention of Clothiers and Merchant Taflora. aulelm
FALL STOCK
SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
HERRING & OTT,
N. W. Corner of FOURTH and MARKET STREETE,
Have now In store a splendid assortment of
SILKS, RIBBONS, AND FANCY GOODS
OF THEIR OWN IMPORTATION,
To which they invite the attention of
FIRST-CLAM BUYERE.
aulB-2m
QUINTIN 0.6.31P8ELL, JR., & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
HOSIERY,
Below EIGHTH Street.
11. A. 811/O;RLPORD,
aul2.2sia
FALL BTOCK OF CLOTHING
ORARLES RARENESS A. SON,
No. 3118 MARKET STREET,
SOUTHSAST OORNER OF FOURTH.,
Have nowin afore a large and splendid assortment
of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING, manufactured ex
pressly for the Southern and Western Trade, which
they offer for sale on the best terms for Cash, or on the
usual Credit;
BUYERS are invited to tall and examine for them
selves. anl24m
LEIDY BROTHERS' NIGHT-SCHOOL
BOOK-KEEPING, WRITING,
14.8i.CANTILE
INSTBUtniON IN TAN DAYTIMIG, Atli USUAL.
ee4•ly
PROFESSOR SA.IINDERS' OLASSI
INSTITUTt —See advertisement in soother
column Thif Seminary le easily v sited by a short
ride on the Wiet Philadelphia Passenger Railway.
Be4l-tf
A LLEN GROVE BOARDING AND DAY
SIMOOL for Young Ladies, PlitatiAFOllD Penn
sylvania, six miles from Market street, Philadelphia,
under the superii tendence or Mrs. H. L THOMPSON.
Young Ladiecreeeived at this Inatitution at any time
during the Bunion. It*
THE Dulles of Madame D'OUVILLE'S
Preach epd English Boarding and Tray School for
Young Ladle' will be resumed et her residence, MB
CIIESTNUT Street, September 13th. sea-4t*
HEit&N AGLEN, A. M., Teacher of the
Violin sod Pi+no. Mr. Allen may be &WWI to
at the residence of his father, Professor Allen, No 215
SOOth SEVENTEENTH Street. sepl-tool
Ora Ovobir Xabbtro.
Are now opening
A FREBXI OTOCA
No. 304 MARKET STREET,
PALL TRADB,
IMPOSTERS AND DIMIIIO3 II
GLOVES, and
FANCY GOODS,
No. 841 MARKET STREET,
Northeast Corner of FOURTH
QUINTIN CAMPBRLL, JR
QEbu ratio nal
Noe. 148 and 150 SIXTH Btroet, near Race,
18 lOW OPEN TO O TE INETROOTION IN •
ur.osik#,loo;p3.
FALL GOODS. ;j:-t • - • -
MARTIN 80 ' WOLFF,
.238 'ISIARRETT; STRER',,
DRY GOODS.
W.64=
FALL STOCK.
' FITHIAN, JONES, 6c 00.
No. 216 MARKET STREET,
THROUGH TO
No. 204 OHIIROR ALLEY,
Rave now In store a
COMPLETE STOOK
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,
To lehich they Invite the attention of Buyers from
all parte of the Union. anlflam
SITE% VANIJULIN, & GLASS,
IMPORTERS
AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDY GOODS, &c.,
No. 428 MARKET STREET,
ABOVE 110IIBTH,
PHIEADEVEIA.
•
stit3.2m
T T. WAY & CO.,
t• •
Nos, 221 MARKET Stroot and 10 ORIIROU Alley
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS .
DRY DODDS,
Are now fully prepared for the
FALL TRADE.
The completeneaa of their Stook, both for
'VARIETY AND PIIIDEB,
Will be found to Utter advantages to, buyers, mom
passed by any other in this country. anll-8m
NEW FALL STOCK.
McCauley, Brother, & Brewster,
28 NORTH FOURTH ST.
HATE Jot opened an entire new atook of
HOSIERY, GLOM, AND NANCY GOODS,
to 'which they invite the attention of hret-alsee buyers
Our stock In particularly adapted to
VIZ SOUTHERN TRADE
sao-2flat
SHAPLEIGH, RUE, & 00.,
IMPORTERS
WRITE OOODB,
LINENS,
EMSBOIDESIES,
LADE NOODS, &o,
No. 829 MARKET STREET,
aullam PIIILADELPIIIA
MEN'S WEAR
DE COURSEY, LAFOUROADE, & CO.,
(335 MARKET STREET,)
Kaye now in Store their
FALL IMFOBTATIONI3,
of the greatest novelties of such goods, to which the
attention of
THEIR CUSTOMERS AND TOE TRADE
IS INVITED.
BITRNETT, SEXTON & SWEARINGEN
Offer for sale at their Store,
No. 409 MARKET STREET, NORTH SIDE,
TUB LATEST FALL MILES
Imported and Home Manufaotured
YANOY DRY GOODS,
Oorateting of
TRIMMINGS,
VELVET RIBBONS
SKIRTS
810 MARKET STREET,
WHOLESALE MOMS nt
BRITISH, FRENCH, AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS,
BOUGHT AT AUCTION -
And will be eold low for cub. call-lm
1858 SMITH, WILLIAMS, & CO.,
WHOLIBALE ABA LEW
YOKB/ON AND DOMESTIC DAY GOODS,
No. 618 MARKET STREET,
Are now constantly receiving
NEW SEASONABLE 000116,
Of Desirable Styles, from the but markets in this
Country and Europe.
The attention of purchasers le solicited. aull-aw
BAROROFT & CO.,
(Noe. 405 and 907 MARKET STREET,)
VIPOSTESS
AND
JOBBERS
or
DRY GOODS,
Would give notice to Buyers,
IN /MART 13NOTION OP YON COUNTIIT,
That their arrangements for the
_FALL TR ADR
AWN NOW COMPLETE. null-Ow
tl3attl)es, 3erazlrp, &t.
BAILEY & CO.,
PORMICILLT
BAILEY A KITOIIEN,
Rove 'removed to their new Ftre•proof, 'White Marble
Store,
819 CHESTNUT STREET,
NORTH BIDE, BELOW THE GIRARD HOME
Now *Diming their fall stock of
IMPORTED JEWELRY, PLATED WARES, AND
FANCY GOODS,
To which they invite the attention of the Faille
BILVEIVIVARE, WATOITEB, DIAMONDS, AND
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Umbrellas anb parasols.
WILLIAM A. DROWN & CO.,
UMBRELLA AND PARASOL
MANIIPACTURZAS,
No. 246 MARKET f3TREET,
A large assortment constantly on hand, to which the
attention of dealers le Invited. aa2B-Irn
SLEEPER & FENNER,
ikLiNIIBACTETRIIIia
or
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS,
No. 336 MARKET IiTEEPT,
Invite the attention of BUYBRB
LARtIE AND VARIED STOOK
anl2-lm
JACKSON,
JOB PRINTER.
Rae Removed to
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT STREET.
en23-1m
FOWLER, WELLS, & 00., 922
iili re E27l . llT i ttrer io kee; , e t tanard un work,
41b 4 nogra;hy gl , WhotWie g e r nd ihrenologt
cal Examination, with charts, and fall writ.
ten description of character, given day and even.
leg. Cabinet free to visitors. Orders or man to be
addressed to Yowler, Wells, & Co . , 924 Chestnut
street. 3eB-Broolf-wky t sap so
$5,500 To invest in a Mortgage of im
proved City property.
W ht. MOLE AN, tlonveyancer
se33t* . 162 South Fourth street
BROWN STOUT. -40 casks ig Finzi &
13 Williams," imported direct from London, in
store and for sale by WM. R. YRATON,
sea Olif. Ponta 4WON T Neat
MONONGAITELA. WRISKEY.-60 Bbls,
20 half bble Pure Rye Whieiey, in store and
for sale by WILLIAM N. YEATON,
sea No. 210 South FRONT Street.
CIERMA.N CIGARS-800,000 in store and
for sale by WILLIAM H. YEATON,
g , sea No. 216 South FRONT Street.
SALAD OIL.-25 cases finest Tfo32o2iLynch
on, in store and for isle by
sea
210
WILLM YEATON,
lA South FRONT %rest.
111AVANA LEAF-100 Bales Havana Loaf
NAL Tobacco lauding ex Mary IL Kendall. For sale by
BRINO,
sea 140 Beath /tont Amt.
PEARLS,
To Their
- -lagMlLTlrn,,qcTibtf•
NEW AIITUA* GOODS.
SHARPLEBB BROTHERB,
ANN OPINING'
Rich-Silks and Popham,.
' Robes double Jupe a lea, •
French Mousselines and Ohlntros.
Plaid Valencia!' and Merinee.•
' Robes de Ohambre. very rich.
New Autumn Shawls. -
French Oassimeres and Toothy'.
Plain Od .
ors, rich Po de Soles. -
set - CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets
FIRST PALL OPENING.
•
GEO, . FATE ,
No. Cl§ CHESTNUT 'STREET,
Will display on ' •
MONDAY ; SEPTEMBER. 6th,
A choke and carefully Selected stock of Elegant Goods,
suitable for the Fell.
REAL INDIA SHAWLS, Long and Square, in. all
colors wOrn; Splendid Silk', in Robes and by the yardi
and all the novelties of the season, to 'which the-atten
tion of the Ladles to tiritted. see-3t
iinjolgsale Elrg
250 DISTINCT STYLES
PARIS SHAWLS,
Just waved
and for nale, wholeßale, by
IL W. IfELIZET & 00.,
No. 312 CHESTNUT Street.
CLENDENNING's
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS,
TABLE 00VER3,
TAMA NAPKINS and TOWELISNUS
TO THE DRY GOODS MERCHANTS:
fizartstOut : As I have bestowed more then usual
expense and labor in getting up this artlele of Damask
Table Linen in thin country, and have armee iled in
famishing an article equal, and in some respects supe
rior, to the imported one, at a much less. expense, I
trust that those who have a dispoel'ion to encourage
MIBRIOASI ENTIMP2IBIII and American labor Will not
forget my address.
JOHN OLEN - HENNENG & CO.,
ARAMINOO MILL, PRANIIFORD,
- PRILADELPIII -
P. who travel and supply Country Trade
will find it to their advantage to call at- the Paetory
before purchasing elsewhere. Parties wiebing to buy,
and cannot make it convenient to call at the l'actery,
will please send their widths, and they Will be waited
on with samples of, the e
abov.,
se?.lmit
AIIT 11/EtZi ,TRADE,
,1168.,, , .
•
STAPLE AND iANON`
DRY ,(31.001).-S
AT WHOLESALE.
DRESS GOODS OF NEWEST STYLES, SHAWLS
OP EVERY VARIETY
MERINOS, OODIIIMIS, MUSLIN DE WEDS,
VELVETS, BILKS, ALPACAS, GINGHAM/3,
CLOTHS, OASSIDIERES, SATINETS, VESTINUS,
FLANNELS, PRINTS, BLEACHED AND BROWN
GOODS,
With a complete Line of
EMBROIDERIES,
And other *Vice of Goods adapted to a
FIRST-CLASS TRADE,
All of which are offered for sale ()heap
W. G. CHITTICK & CO.,
438 MARKET and 433 MERCHANT ST
th eat 2mecw2rn
China, (Slassipare, &r.
BARGAINS IN CHINA AND GLASS.
Lately received s urge quantity of useful house
keeping. ware, which is offered cheap for cash.
Chamber Bets,lo pieces $2 50
Dinner gets, (sufficient to dine 12 persons,) 12 00
Tea gets, 46 planes 2 60
Dinner Plates, large size per dozen.... 1 00
Tea Plates, : 2 « 80
Tea Cups and &MU o TH, (24 ps.) 60
Also, Dishes all sizes, Covered Dishes, Pitchers, and
other articles in Ironstone • Ware, at half the usual
prizes.
OOLD•BAND PRBNOH 011 INA
Tea and Coffee sets, 90 pieces, pew shape, for... 310 00
The Tumid price of these Bets is 16 00
Tea Plates ' per dozen.... 160
Tea Cups and Earkcers, « 260
000 GLASS.'
Goblets -
per dozen.... 2 25
Tumblers for Table use, - er - 160
Also, a largo assortment of Moulded Glum at less
than factory prices. .
Plated Goblets ' par dozen—. $1 60
Diamond Goblets, 2 00
Call and see the great variety of cheap goods, with
prices marked in plain figures. from which there is no
deviation. These reduced prices are for cash.
WM • J. HERR, China Bail.
se2Bt* Chestnut et , oppeente the State House.
TURNBULL & c 0.,.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
CHINA AND QUEENSWARB,
Non. 23 and. 25 sount FOURTH STREET,
Between Market and Obeetnut,
PRILADRLPULA
/Jj" GLASSWARE, open or by the package.
anStaro:
FALL STOCK
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE.
33 0 - SL" D ez 8 'l' 'R. 0 13" 1) ,
No. 82 NORTH FOURTH ST.,
SOUR DOORS BELOW THE MERCHANTS , HOTEL,
Hare now in store the largos; assortment of
CHINA AND QUEENS WARE
In the city, of Unix , own importation, to which
they invite the attention of
FIRST CLASS BUYERS
Also, Agents for Manufactured Pittsburgh Glass
au26-Itri
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS
A large Stock of
CHINA, CILAEILIWARE, AND
FANCY ARTIOLIII3,
AT TH3 LOWRIIT AfAXIESIT THUMB, AT
MARXBEN it WITTE, Importers,
MASONIO HALL, 113 OILESTNUT STREET
jaeSay
for sale nub to jet.
pOR SALE.— A Stockholder's Season
Ticket of Adrnta.lon to Arch-Street Theatre. In
quire at No. 307 South THIRD, below Spruce street.
eel-It*
el FOR SALE.-A VERY BEAUTI
LUM. Property on Duy'a Lane, Germantown, will
be sold very cheap for Cash Inquire at the office of
the geneinetan Insurance Company, WALNUT Street,
above Fourth. IMs
oto FOR RENT—The Basement and Fourth
d a Floor of new Flro-Proof Building, cornor of Second
and Chestnut street. Apply to
13 C. KNIGHT & CO.,
anad-ett# Corner Water and Chestnut street
ILFOR SALE.—A handsome residence,
with all the modern improvements, large aide
yard, graven', eta. SIXTH, near 13PHINH HARDIN
Street. Terms easy. P. LTND, 6)( South SIXTH
Street, (second story.)
cc FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.- - -A
JELL handsome new mansion, 1,0 rooms, and 40 acres,
near Gwynedd Station, North Pennsylvania Railroad.
Bite splendid, fruit abundant, health unsurpassed.
Any person really desiring a handsome country seat in
exohenge for city property, will And this an unusual
opportunity of accomplishing hie object Apply to P
K. LYND, 6,if South SIXTH St., (led Mary.) aul4-1m
otix TO RENT—Tho new iron-front Store,
Ina No. 246 North Third street, above Race, with the
use of Shelving, Counter, &o. Suitable for the whole
sale Clothing, Notions, or any o th er business. Terms
low. Apply at No. 262 North TRW) Street, three
Soon' above. au2B-Utitlf
d'AFFICE TO-LET.—AN' ELIGIBLE OF
-11-, BIOS for an Insurance Company, or similar col ,
potation, having three communicating rooms on the
same floor, No. 27.4 WALNUT Street, above DOOR.
Immediate passes/ion given. Apply to
JOHN 0. KBPIER, or
THOMAS T. SIITOIISII,
No. 111 South FOURTH Street,
rat9o-tnthe-af second story, front room.
04-1 FOR SALE.—A pretty Oottage, nine
am room, and one or more sores on Wyoming avenue,
two miles out the Second street Turnpike. Also, sere.
ral handsome Cottage lots The neighborhood la
healthy, beautiful, and rapidly imp oving. P H.
LYN D, 5,4 South SIXTH , (2d story.) anl4-1m
oil TO BE LIT—On account of removal
to our new store, the hones No, 432 CUE3TNIIT,
below Fifth street. Possession may be had about the
first of October. The position Is one of the most deal.
mble in Philadelphia.
Tor terms of lease apply - to
anlB-1 n J. E. OALDWZLL Oc 00.
el FOR SALE—Valuable Real Estate on
DELNorth Third etroet, Including THREE STORES
on Third street, Nos. 422, 424 and 420. Also, two four.
story BRICE BUILDINGS on Diliwyn street. Nos. 417.
419, 421. Lot 60 feet front, extending in depth 173 feat
to Dillwyn—nets an annual rent clear of taxes of about
$2,1300. Apply to W. 32. LEVICII,
null lm 140. 346 North SIXTH Street.
CR TO R NT—CMating:ll.ouso No. 130
MEL North Delaware Avenue, with Soar extending
through to Water street. Apply to
JOIIN 1,1, ELENNBDY & 00.,
mat 132 N. Delaware Avenue.
DESIRABLE OFFICES TO RENT ON
it." the first door of the new fire. proof buitclinE of the
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY, Southwest
corner of Third street and Willing's alley, •
Apply to EDMUND WITH,
att9B-12t Secretary.
7/ 4 10.11 SALE—A valuable LOT, in the vici
pity of the Baltimore Thipot, in an improvin:
neighborhood. Nor particulars, address J. 11., Box 92
Posteoftlee. jyld
i3oarbing.
TIESLHABLE LODGING-BOOMS, WITH
JJJJ Fall or partial Board, at 20 Went WASUING
TON MARE. se4.-40t
A FINE SUIT OF ROOMS ON SECOND
XX Ritter, with or withont Board, or a private table
if desired. can be obtained in one of the best locahtlesi,
CHESTNUT Street, above Fifteenth. The apartments
will be rented, furnished or not, to suit parties. Ad
dregs ALPHA, at this office- se,l-3t*
SHERRY AND PORT WINE.-30
ls qtrs
loßt i ghthe Harmony Sherry
Wal Pot
Wine, in bond and for sale by
WILMISI 11. Y EATON,
808 216 2outh FRONT Otreet,
tpante.
AyospriaArritind NusoMA - , --
'.near the North Carolina Ilne:solphili to obtain's'
Situation in some W holes -le house, Dry:Goods or Mom ppreferred ,
prafarred, but would engage to any for acommencement;
'thinks he min 'command a. large Ando in a good hones,
Satiaraotory
_reference, as to morality and integrity, -
given. Address (MORON 3. BEATEN, st.thie ofitoo.y ;
WANTED. A COLORED WOMAN,
who la s good Coo*, fOian Dating Saloon. Also.
One for Chambermed for a hotel, and a Boy for fireman
No, 77 DOCK Street.
WANTED Bya middle-aged Woman, a
Place in a private &milk aa' Cook, or general
Hcusework. Good referencea given. Apply at 1190
FEDERAL Street: '— • • = 069.20 , •
AGRADUATE from the Philadelphia COl
!agent Pharmacy *Hatter a Siinatfon in a Whole
sale Drug atore: - Address S. D., Office of tide paper. -
at* r •
A -LADY, competent to ii trust in the usual
111, English branches, together wittilTreneh and Ger
man', desires a situation as tiniesnella insri - iste fam
ily. Address A. L., LZWIIIBURG 0.-,-Union 0n., ,
Fa. set-OttS
WANTED—By a Giadaata;:(A. a
positional 7 gutter either in the Oity or Country.
His ,specialities are the Classics and Belles Luttrell,
which branches he has taught satisfactorily to a prowl_
bent Institute .1n the Mate... Address WILLIAM at
this Office. . ses-ath
-VIVANTED—Zy an Intelligent and•indus.
AriasLad,ll3 rears afar., employment la anOineur
or Store 'al; Errand Boy. Address EENEY,Elord'a
Despatch.' St.
A YOUNG MAN,, - baying a , thoroughly
4•A- practical luidwiedke of - Book-keephg; Mercantile
Desbase, he ,isishes to obtains Situation Ina Whole
sale Rouse where his services may be available. An
-
doubted City referencee,lrem most reliable solaces.
Salary out no much an object as a permanent situation.
Address J. D., Press lance. ' - "24"
VA/ANTED—By a young marriedinan,em
pioyment td take charge or a Fara; Su bad ten'
years , experience, and can, gi•ilgood references: Address
SARUM, at the office of The Pieis. -auBl-at.
WANTED—By a. Graduate of the High
' • v School, a Situation u Assistant Book-keeper to
a Wholesale establlshinexit. Addrets T.B. atthta Oilloe.
att3l-stia ,
WANTED, FOR THE UNITED STATEN
CAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, unmarried men, - to
whom will be gleen'tcood'pey, bintrd;elotlthig, and
medical attondanoe. IV from 119 to 122 month.
No woof baying o wife or child will be . Apply
forIdOUNTN N BEET/TON - at No 829 'Wee;
above Eighth, north side, "
- IClElLters,' • "
Id Liam: 2d neat. of Ocmciry,
Recruiting Oldest
~A.bcu~~irutt~s:
WRELTLEX,,,'W CLARtgis 4RCEE-ST:
tar,0481., - 410111ant B.yredirloki,Actrig and
Stage Manager; r ,
8 / a TMIOIIIIMYMNING, fiepterobei 4 1.868
r .
SIKH - OS. SWIM.
Lord rewnt4, Wheatley ; Adana Stetting, Mr.
Gilbert; Mra. Sterling, Mrs. Sohn Ikilbert.
To conclude with OLIVER TWIST. ,
Nancy Sykes, Mrs. John Drew -,• Oliver Twig, less
Nate Nagle; Mr. Bumble, Mr.-John Gilbert.
Admiaeion. 25 eta. Brewed Beath in Dress Circle. 117 X
eta; Orchestra Blabs, 50 eta; Beats In Private 80xe5,75
obi; Gallery, 18 eta; Galleryfor Colored Persons, 25 Ma;
Private Box in Gallery for Colored Per:iota 38 ate;
Whole Privabißox, $3.
Doors open at 7 o'clock ; commence at 7.g, precieely.
ARS. D. P. BOWERS's' WALNUT-ST.
THEATRE, Farrier of NINTH and WALNUT
Street. „
SATURDAY EVENING. September 4,18511,
- e•::p
Henri De Lignerollea, Mr. Perry . ; Louise DO Mpg.
rollee Mrs D. B. Bowen., • •
To wider will be added VICTIMIZING.. -
Grudge, Mr Nberle; Fudge, Mr. P. N. Draw; Trudge
Mr. Mrs. Trudge, him Perry.
To conclude with • SPECTACULAR ALLEQORY.
Prices of admission—Beoond Tier and Family Circle,
and Third Tier, 25 cents; Parquet, STK cents; Drees
Circle, 60 cents; Private-Boxes, according to *their
leride,l3 end $6; Single Seats in Orohntra and Private
Boxes, 75 cents.
Doors open at 7 o'clock; Curtain 'rises at 7K o'clock.
VirELona NATIONAL THEATRE.—
Joseph 0. Polder, Bole pewee and Manager.' O.
Boater, Siege Ifirelger.- ' -•- - ' -
AIATUADAY. EVENII.I6, September 4, 1868 ; '
WHO OWNS THE .4:11 pi t
Wks d'lldefonao, Mr. J. Johnstone ; Mr. O.
Foster; Donna Bosslins, Hrs. 'Eliza Le Brun.
- To conclude with
" MAD ANTHONY WAYNE.
Anthony Wayne, Mr 0. Foster; Maypole, Mr. W.
Myers; Mn. Marlon', Mrs. Sawyer.
whets of admission, 25 centa*; seemed " seats, '3B
cents ; Orchestra ebairs. 60 canto ; Seats In prime.
Box. 76 cents ; Whole Box, $5 and ; /mil? °bele,
lb cantle.
Doors opal; at 4 o'clock ; comilettaas at 731, o'clock
CONCERT. HALL.
BANDBRBOWI3 GIGINTIO ILLVSTRATIONS -
OF TR
RUSSIAN, WAR
Representing the most important iodate at the brie
War, concluding with the -
BObIBARDMENT AND DBEITRUOTION OP
.-• tildRAkIT °POL. -
This great exhibition will open on
MONDAY h YRNING, - September Bth.
MT" See programmes. - sea*t.
QTEIMEN FESTIVAL—
To be held on MONDAY and TUESDAY, 6th and
7th of SEPTEMBER, , . ,
ON LESION HILL.
Great turn out of el
the -
German Military Companies, -
dinging Societies,
Turners ; and
Beneficial Societies, etc. -
FIRST DAT
The Procession will be formed at 7 o'clock A, 31., on
Old York road, near Vine street. The route to be an
nounced hereafter. -
All the Societies will turn ant with their respective
Banners, Regally!, etc , and efficient Beside of iktualc.
The eiereises of the day will dotal/it of •,
ORATIONS, --
SINGUW,
•
. -
And other divertiesments.
The festival is to close at sunset.
- SECOND DAY.
ONSET TEEM PRAOTIOS
Numerous and valuable prises have been presented
for this and other eatrobies, anoh as
Gymnaatie Feats.
Pole Climbing,
- Foot Races, eta.
1:1:r Admission 26 cents each day, for one gentleman
ens lady.
No ladles admitted without being accompanied by
gentlemen.
The very best arrangements hare been devised. to Se
cure a respectable society, and an efficient pollee has
been engaged to preserve good order.
fl:7 - Gentlemen are requested to wear their Badge*
in a coospltuona place, to facilitate the control of the
Managers. asp 4.3 t
I 1111uDIE OF" VARIETIES (Café hantant,)
JL Northwest corner of MOTH and ORSaTNNT
Streets.
MISOBLLANEOI79 CONCERTiI NIGHTLY.
Comprising stems of Opera and bewPching ballads by
Was JENNY WREN, and 3lisa FBOTHINGHAM.
Glees, Choruses, Madrigals, and Guar-sates, by the
REGULAR and XVELSIOR COMPANY, -
among whom are . .
Mesas. MOYER, RABBET, &0., &o.
The WHOLE intertpersed with
ETHIOPIAN DELINEATIONS,
by J.-IE. CAMPBELL, and others.
Dances by
Mtge MELINDA NAGLE, •
and Conde Sanas by _ _
Mr. GEORGE W. WREN.
Commencing at J before 8. Admimaion-10 cents
seB.Bt*
NATIONAL HALL—MARKET STREET,
NOW OPEN
J. lil,oo WILLIAMS'S celebrated _
PANORA:SIA OF THE BIBLE.
This magnificent PAINTING commences with Chaos,
and continues down in historical order to the Babylo
nish Captivity, containing more than fifty of the moat
sublime and interesting scenes in the Bible.
.Exhibition EVERY EVENING. Doors open at I; to
commence at 751 o'clock precisely.
Tickets 25 cents—to be had at Hall door. Children
under 10 years 15 cents.
Also. Ixbibitions on WEDNESDAY and SATUR
DAY AFTERNOONS for families and schools. Doors
open at 2; to commence at 8 precis ely,
Explained by Professor TIBBII7B
BARRETT's GYMNASIUM.
. BILLIARD ROOM,
PISTOL AND RIFLE GALLERY.
WI open on MONDAY, September etb, at No 804
MARKET Street. • . eeB-Im*
QANFORD'S OPERA HOUSE,
►7 ELEVENTH Street, above CHESTNUT.
Open for the 81369011, with the largest •
TROUPE OF ARTISTS IN THE WORLD.
The Entertainments nightly offered by
SANFORD , d TtiOuPE
comprise all the latest Songs, Glees, Duette. chorus
Refrains, Dances Ballets, Ac , interspersed with
WIT AND .ELOVENDE.
In fact, all the Vocalism of the day is produced by
5113510, LONG, AND POETRY,
• The whole tinder the management of Mr. S. 8. SAN
FORD.
Admission 25 cents. Doors open at Tx o'olonk Per
formance to commence at 8 o'clock.
THE "OLD DOMINION'
COFFEE POT,
THE " OLD DOMINION"
TEA POT,
Are matinfeatured, ender the patent for the United
States, by
ARTHUR, BURNHAM, & GILROY,
Nos. 117 cud 119 Smith TENTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
ID' Merchants visiting Philadelphia, should, by all
means, lay in a supply or these COFFEE and TEA POTS,
which are rapidly coming into use, and destined in a
short time to supersede all others.
[Er A. B. & Q. are also rraztafacturers, under the
Wont, of
ARTHUR'S CELEBRATED AIR-TIGHT
SELF-SEALING CANS AND JARS,
Which, it Is conceded on all hands, are the best In the
market. aulT-tatia&staolB
Also. Trade Agents for
TORREY'S ADJUSTABLE DOOR SPRING
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
LAND LOCATING AGENCY
CHICAGO, ILL.
The anbaoriber, havinK had much practical experi
ence In selecting and locating lands in the various Land
Districts in the Western States, has unusual facilities
for making valuable selections for
LAND WARRANTS OR OASII,
Having Surveyors erm,goott, in the field to make
personal examinations, he ran always make the most
judicious locations.
Lands unsurpassed for fertility of soil and salubrity
of climate, near the line of railroads, may now be had
In
s
vested e o gi lt ve anssa n when eua req d u N i erraa . ka, easd
lO W A AND WISCONSIN.
S urr attsf u ac o to ne r y y
i r n e
any of the Western Staten.
8. SALISBURY,
AD CLARKE Street, Chicago
rkTOTICS.—The public are respectfully
llln
termed that the BILLIARD SALOON. eouthwest
corner of TIVELF PH and CHESTNUT St mita hat been
thorousbly refurnished and fitted up with MICHAEL
PHELAN'S LATEST PATEN V, and will be opened to
the public on MONDAY evenirg, September 6th. Da.
ring the evening several matenen wllt - be played by
Michael Phobia O. Bird. Dudley Cavanagh, (the cham
pion of the late tournament at Satstagad and V,
Entephe. All lowers of this gentlemanly game are in
vited.
It le the Intention of the proprietor to make this
Saloon a resort for gentle ea and he bopea, by a strict
attention to the banjoes., 'o merit and receive the Pa
tronage of the community.
se2-3tti
OYMNISTIOB,
T. ESTEPfLI,