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rd.6mnitOidatleiiittlateitittele to the ecoriorebt home.
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that Mr. PieiitiseidigiOir,6l. is dailydaily more 11:kW
pOjiiii(aßepliksifti, - tiviti-,tiiti"feet - that we notae
the'wtodiiiii - dieeyeraiViit;,`Mit , moan intelligeht and re
, liable, drnighiti..irtk.diaclerd
thit theeare - piefired to fern' ah oaetomere'and
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inyalnaileseletioni - . lltery family,
should i•itt;: - at4;,iiiTer the tizeftria:l, Ilkeirto
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Oirturizriti 9171tTAlli,
and trimmings ; Oorninel;,.band:lce:; picture tassels
and cords; nurtidn_gfinpii, 'and tape's; fringes, ;
gllt-borderad'.witulett - shadee; with alt thi trimmings
einnideterifor 76 dente.-W. Henry pitton, 680 chesinut,
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,fr. o .3le.t:i;,cli - 180,„ainitc:.,laiD,* Wykl . n? Bltinni.77,
Mies 1ani,L144, - 441,frealiAleskid . „ English, , heiresses,
106 binsairl d,to,Qidenif 141 01 .7•1.fiC 9 - , biro o f the
l'aokiensugh to got zilnaktnislenhalls'
604 ' receiving one In htiOlio
body." terixineak is *listed to be froai
tyreotpeiti to thirty initlinta The
imat . #lo,thet. o f the lianas"; bt42 ilia him,
sqpnlithdthat hit . intended shall wear whole gar
msals-iltdalrithililSgant'stida psenliir to - the - Brown
1111i - ' 4 gair - t Wit I6c
N lO O9 lO o oo 1 son,Nos. 408 and
606 Chestnut - -
thicincia.P.lLiainorlitts" retirned-io Lout
lon
ti3O% Ids 'fig& etes(inent; joany 'friends
in this country will be gratided to leari that litsheattli
has been greatly improved dUring his trip lie ex.
PresOttd Mmi!eltitolliti!e4 with hie visit, and retuarked
thetas of: ilie'biapt pleasing einitniseeness eon_ :tinted
therevrtittiviiiillis visit to 13 :11. yadridge 7 s Frani:.
lie Hall Clothing 821 Chestnut at.
Bubtßrr lioranOr, teems
tO d'omi'ciled hinyiOit among , thi:Getheniites
and
appears to be engeged-in the. laudable' - enteindse'of
paying off lila:debts. and clearing up rumors regarding
tits chi ratter: - - The New York paper' are beginning to
al* their tunOin - iegard tolls put career } and predict
that nenae:ont q t Shonld ths gallant
- . . . .„. .
Zottave ever . attain the eonsummetton of., hte ileitis—
the luind. it rillikß:=Are'ionld adviee Mai- to barlh le
...„, . ... . ..,
weddukg eta it, the . .paletieretoie cit'Graollle litokie;
No • 00t Oheitnut etieet.: t , ' 4 : .-. . --. •' •
Aui utta wi L .s
[illepOrtsid for The Preis 7 l , -
'EIXBRAI;TAW4-litzli Wet Nagle, Mietln-72 blocks
marble 9 A Sartori ' - ' • - • •.• -
MEW: 011IANAN ‘ l4-scbt, BtepberCTsber, l Clook+ls9
blrs..tob'soni Mert er & Antelo;
_51.84e11e wirkhldeo W
00)4, 014'44 biles ben4i order... "•-• '
'PaILADELPHIA BOA-BD OP THADI.
--',4oAstra O. C1A01311,. - . - ,
;ILLY o.gsz:z, a/WM
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,;• ;--41 itsri*usse:szehatigvnarsafiPhic.
Map . ' TonawandlizJillis4; ... Sept 26
.Tharquelllcirldis; Mniday . ' • Oardimas; soon
Barque David Larder. Bishop ' ,Matanau, soon
Borgne Hamilton. /salon; Jago - de Cuba, soon
Barque Boweua . , - WHion - Lagusyra , ' tko. soon
Barque Mary H Kendall, Shankland flarana;soon
Damao /1:6 Dretreri; Hewitt - Barbadoes soon
Wig IllifiKMßlilten Norden.. ... .Cardenas, soon
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Int# ll 2 4l c 4 .
i 942.: OF ..111111 . 3EAMMA" - Sep . ! o.7, !SSP .
6 7
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10 12
tlerf g wasas "
S etemnaldp-Keystone State; ,Mats man, from
Charleston, 68 Bimini; with mdse and passengers to Alex
Kemb; - - Jr.',,Piisetigers-'=o:Balsteln, .1- 8., Browning,
Johrf Berns, Ibis B-Butoher, Mne" KAllietreiCaptalk J
Thompson. Thos Morton,- ' . V • '•
Barque Cheater; Crosby; 6 :dein front Boston; with
Tadao to Twelts & -. ' • •
Barque P 0 Alexander, Ortionid, 8 days from N:York,
in' bsitast captain.' - - • -
-, ,LBrirWir - Eagle;Kartil, 84 days from Gibraltar, with
marble to y A Barton. Bept 6th' lit 30 47, long 6148,
Wpoke bakite Alberti , firm It York for Buenos Ayres,
Brig Glenview, 7 days From Norfolk, with ship timber
to navy Void, • • • • , • -
Brig Abby BBes,"Gilcittist, 6 days ftem Bath, In bat.
lait io ••• • -
.' • Brig -Andrew.-. - Ring, Haskell, S dip from Deer Isle,
With mate to 111A-Sonder'Sc _ - •_'
Solar Owing; Terry;-12 days from Hillaboro; NB, with
plaster to B A Sender&Co. :
Botitllery Miller; Lows, 8 dayi from Boston, in bal
het to Chao hillier - tc116:.:, - -
- -Behi Aditieflgall; 6 days from Plimouth, in ballast
• ,Bahr Ann: 0 -Gray; Kelley, 1 day trom Smyrna, pk,
with-Wheat to 3011 Barrett Pon. ,
• e-SetY Tenimortre;'Wooster;lo days from EssrPort,witti
'suds° to B A-Bonder - - • - •
Bohr Isle. Chase, 10 days from Portland , with Oldies
'-to Crowell • •
Behr „Geo W - oammings Wheldsn, idaysi from New
-York, with eitneet tecaptain. ,
• Bohr Coquette, Skinoer,-.6 davetkom Alexandria, with
railroad iron to Pkteoix Iron 00.- --- - '
Bohr B B .31111er,Saudersort, Ii days front Salem, in
ballast to Bogen & Luther.. - - '
Behr Charity, Barret,. 10 days from Boaton,With rase
, captain: - _
- Pcbr ft E Weston; Maloy, 6 diya trim Boiton, is bal
l:Ss to It Sturtevant to Co., -
, Bohr Excelsior, Riley; from Boston. -
Mr J B Johnson, Johnson, from Boston. "
Behr W W Marcy, Buck, from Boston. • , ,
Ba' 10 Derinlson.Bouthwortb,froixßoston.•
Bohr L Bturtevont, Corson, froMßoston.
Bohn Ohaa Greiner, Nethrori from-Boston. ,_
Fehr II A Weeke, Waste; Gomlioeton. -
• Behr Wm P. 06x, Bonek;frou Boston.. -
Behr Epeed,Vomexei from - 1161'ton. •
' , Bohr B F Woolsey. liticksonaroni Providence.
Behr -A H Seven; Endicott; trom,Prorldenoe.
- 'Bohr Llule Taylor, Taylor, front Provldente. , , ,
-Behr W 0 Nelson,-Bithicott, from Providence.
Bohr Oneida: Cooper;trom NewSork.
Bohr 8 0 Willetta, Tkompsogifrons New Bedford,
Behr 8 Wash born,Thiasheri,friim• Taunton.,
Bohr Ji J Scott, Birdsall, from Roxbury.
Behr J }twiner, Kidicotcfrero Egg Harbor,
Ai/1185BD.
arearoahlitelariate, Oapt Copra, whleh left for
New York on Wednesday at 9 80 A al, returned at 4 80
Aid: morning, to take the inane Of' the steamship Ken
nabs*, arbieh left Nei York for Philadelphia an Tues
day evening, but through Mafia of. weather had to an
chor inside of Bandy Hook on'Wenesday at .0 A /11.
, • Barque Symmetry, Burma, London, Workman Co. &
• llonr AuctioWatt, Plymouth,,,tdare,,Onbeen ,Co.&
Bohr IV A PbUllpi,l3palth, Ituuburrport; Corkin:
Olraa A Ileckeber, Btabbs, Boston,"- do ,
, Bohr BB tdillir;fienderson, postai, Rogers tilatther.
, Sohr 3zoels of Riley, Boston;Sinnichson k GlOver.
schr jrktpeens, Vienne; Bolltou, AliPPUir & Brc'•
-:Fehr B Joilsoi4,F#LipAcqqlß,c4B6l3, N. Ittartevant
.6lttloy, Boa‘n, do
firbr Gatartivent, Corlion,Boston,do
- Bebr.Licite Tarot., Taylor; Providence ' ,
do
Rohr N.,43.5 0 /IDotta, Thonseson,..provldenoe, Bakers
Luther..
rohr.Win P Cox, tlotrek,Providence,Blakiston & Oox.
Bohr Blrdiall,'Proirldenee, 0 Itilletk' Co.
-Behr Mari f.aws, Ookineet Narrow'', do
Behr B Woolgey,Xoplumi j lliztolk, 81Oulnkson
Glover.; -, • -
Bohr;Burr, Flier, Noble, Hammett
' ttolar'Veilitl 81barp, Sbnip, entibrldgeport, • , do' ,
„ pfbr W 0 Iteledrrißodioott,'Oambrnigepnrt; Tau Do.-
Ben, Nortort'A 00' ' - • " - - -
Sabi W Witarejatitek; - Weaklngtin, - r do
Behr Oneida, Cooper, Waskincon4 DAM
NotirJ L Redneritladloott,Gl6broood, Brio° & Co.
- font 4. IT Bro!n, Badlnott, , NO* Bedl'ordilt
fair 8 Wasitbantrrltraat;Or,Tanitoilißelipller &aro.
- • Irchr..lf O Denuilo;Botithwoitt' s ,Olybraox, B MDmu
Boar '0 A Dreenaii Weaver, Salim; " do ;
- Behr Speed. 80,1311111 i Waren& n, Bananift, Lewis Co
Fehr Gary An tis, burin; Benton, I, Andenrled & Co.
- Iledirproda, Itenesti,ljon' - ,d o
Boltr Alabama, VenelderiQUlney do
Oche I o.l3ttdo;camon,_Proatdineo, - ;do '
-Behr 8 A Taylor, Youn g, Warren, RN canon & Co.
.80br J Itescircitobipson, Boston, = do
- ' • Steamer 11 - 1,0a , w; Iler, Beltnnorai - A Groves Jr
.
• (o,orreepondeuee ot The -
• -HAVRE DS, 011ACIN; Sept 18,1858.
. The Ilipthn lett We mornlng -vrith 5 boat, laden
- L "GortordTiittliat; ,- tGur,,rreA Po' and
bark to Nomptaleaßcifflit4" "n 0111-11 A-Naito
'ger, bltungnoneooal end bombe to Cooley gummy & 0o;
' John Iroin,,lqoalier to New Castle, aod light to PhDs ,
'divolda;__Orilida,'and - 11444pwat, Broad Top cost to Novi
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llobv,Nplytt ot. Ibex : Tlniettilltover, for Phlleselphis„
- gai t .„ led 14411,6Pt,143,t,04Ye',1 at Neiv - York jea:,
ierd~forff e Portsmouth for 1 ; 1:11444:
,at New theNord 14th,Inat, •
Bohr: atarllght,lNilki . t'or`• P10,451P-bloi failed ' frol
Portland 14th 1114: . -
4- Bah; thiraltßataly,Belsey, hanoC tiFlied at Ilartfoid
14th - ' • ' -
Behr, 051 Bllisird, twist Delkirare'Olty, at
I:Lfartfos 15t6tost., • •
Bohr M B `Platte; Smith; hehea, arrived at Bangor ,
Belga llt Nowiil, Giveil/toin i.hisiasset, for Pbtladel.
Phla, - arid Ella,yaohoird; from Portautouth for d - o,'At N
BedfOrd 14th •— • ' • '
Bohr W A Newell, DeOroot, °tiered at OaVanualt 11th
Inst for Wilrologton; Del:. • -
Bohr Oteero,_llarrows, trout' .Ilostoa rot , PtilladeliiNte - ,
want.to sea from Dutch lelend Harbor lath lost
Soh* A Heated, Bien; hence at Proirldeode 14th Met.
Sir Beverly, Ploroe;oleared at New York yesterday
for Phllidolphta. , -
NVAL:
The II 8 brig Bainbridge; ritai - Porte Prays, arrived
at Cape Mountie q A r Jnly 6, and exiled loth,for Set
tee Reoti. -
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•BoidEBTIO 100111115 '
NEW PORK, gopt I.6—.PLY. ship Universe, Oave,
"verpool, ,'
Below, shiriLliiiriool. Kearney. ondoi;.• - •
'Old, shipJohaima Wllheimine, Thieman, Baltimore;
barquel BaisaiNatlington, Bermuda;' brigs Castilian,
Beverick, Portland; Bosh, Beals, Gibstar; sobs Bunny
'South. Weeks, Wilmington.
. BOBTOC, 'Sept IG—Ar, barque Marais,- Blanchard,
Warmarlilia; brig B W Pac ker, Lee, Cape Haytien; Behr
Mary Oleaveladd, Gobdrieb, samel; steamer 'Joseph
Whitney; Howes, , Beitisnore.
Telegraphs ship Malabar, from Leghorn. '
Old, brigs Montioellu, Teel; Port au Prince; Celesti.
na; Cleans, lacksonvilte. - - • •
• • . NOREIGN POETS.
-At Constantinople rut, barque Gay Head, Mayo
tot Beaton.. „
_•8Id from' Finyrna' 2dth listens H Torrington,
etorkom.lloston. , - .
- • At Valencia 4th nit, ships John Trailer, Nerbest;
Ter%Macke; lialted atates,'Dlanchard, tad Premier,
gunny, disohg. 'Vessels experience great delay in dial
Charging cargoes at this port. -
Bld front' do let, ships J P. Whitney, Grey, Trapani,
to load:foi New Orleans; 81, Qolden Oros', Nell, do.
At Barcelona Aug 261 'hip Joshua Manrati, of Piny!.
denceiLisoomb, for New °demi, ready for sea. ,
Ar at Havre Slet - alt, slap New Hampshire, Weeks,
_New Orleans. - • - -
At Arouailgel . 6th, tilt, Pram brig Williom, Tell, for
Boston about 10th; •
At Oroostadt 24th' tat, barque Edisto, Kendslok, to
load for New York. • . - - - • , „
- Bid from Calle.O.lltii idt; Chip Fri A Pallier, John
-son, from' Chinchs - Islands for Hampton Roads. Has
- been reported for Ragland. , -
-At Valparaiso July slit, ship Wild Ranger, Bears, for
_Cork and United Kingdom in a few days. • • •
,Ar at.Bt , Michaels, Western lolanda. Aug 16. brigs
-Lucy Atwood, Paddock, New,Bedford, and proceeded for
nape de Willem 16th; Executive; Lee, Bangor, and pre
: corded to Cape de Verde, " -• • - - -
Ai at Halifax Ind, barque Mary Hyler,Hyler,
Liverpool. -
Ar at St John, NB . , ipet , cobra Alva, Greenwood,
and Mary -Jane.' MoDomnand, Alexandria; 1001, brig
Robert heed. Ellingden; Bolton
Old 10th, ship Mary Adeline, Watts, London; ears
Osprey, Theal, Saugus, Me;- 11th, Rouser, Whelpley,
'Lyo, '
, At n Havana Bth lost, ships Jones, and Lima,
Cardboner; &tag; barques Anna Tuthill, for N YOrk,
at $1 1N per box; Warwick, Jenkins; Ardenes, Marsh;
-Linwood, Clemente, and Beindlier, Alien, &sobs; brigs
W B Stewart. Weeks; for New Orleans same week,• Ro
solute, Hill, from Bahia Honda, to put on deck load,
for Portland; Nancy, William, w a iting decision of Spa
nish tribunate; Saroh Star, Blake, for Cardenas, to load
60, 1 00 gallons m 01811484 for Portland, at $3) per hhd of
/10 gaits; 001 W Goggins; Downey; Tyrant, McCormick;
If Stinson. Innis; Yornii, Gardner; Melvin, Button;
Hanson;- Ocean Spray, Towneley, and Balti
more, Nelson, dischg; ochre 0 11 Tolley, Safford, for ,
Philadelphia, Mg; J A Ward, Hoff, for New York at Si
per box; Enterprise, Lewis, sold; L 0 Watts,'Young,
- • , •
Bid from do let, brigs Henrietta, Bosons, from Ma
rtel, Portlondr Sd, West Indian, Cook, New Orleane;
6th a 6th, barque Peri, /Worms, Cardenas , to toad
60,000 gallons molasses at $&3 per hhd; brig Matra,
Roes, Sierra Stomas, to load 460 hhda molasses for New
York at $4 per 110 gallons,
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HoTELLB,
VP 10' On 0'0 . 1.001C TIM MOSNiKiI
GIRAIIIYHOLI#—Ohesinnt street, below Ninth.
41.4 Wblghtmen, N,Y — . James Deena. N Y
R If. Belden, N - T'Kshrs, NY
W H Settle, Hy '' '-" N dander, St Louis -
Idr_Thotapeon,lancuiter J E Muter, Lancaster
11 - Tiffany, Michigan 4 H Hubbell, hisahigart
F Archer, Salem, NJ Wm B Thompson. N J
I R Muon, Mho! J T Hungettord, N Y
Walter Steele, 13 0 X P Terhuno & wile, Va
Mir Remington. N Y ' Gleo W Carter, Vs • .
V Green, Milwaukee . N W Robinson, Boston
L MithelhaneY,"Pritto Moo I I Abrahams. Balt
A /kWartord in lady, Ps E F Groves, Lynchburg
A H Maendlalt Wm H Ryan, Balt
R A McKinney, VS J G Jeffrers, Vs
P Rtehatdson, N Y 'J n, Washington
J ImMbden & lady, Hama hilu 0 Lambden, Havana
T. Baker ar, la, Va .Benl Thomas, Balt
001 Taylor, Tenn " Mrs B & Taylor, Tenn'
Mu M N Taylor, Tenn Miss 8 Ableman, Tenn
Wm 8 Jones Mies NW Jones. Miss
A J'ReesldelArk . Dr J 0 Hughes, lowa
L Md Col J Tuley, Va
L G Raebtick, Glee • - W. Ring, Wabash, Ind
Jos al Mannsyson, Stalinist': 'A Baas, Wabash, Ind
'LI Adams, Branklin, Ohio ' aml May, Oregon
J L Friend,"Californla J W Crisfield & Bchll, Md
W E MeoOrd, Va W A Davis. N Y
G.,„litiller.& son, N Geo D Button & Is, N Y ,
Mita E Lambden Havana = J L Howard, Coon
Andean Gump, Layton, 0 0 F Bennett, Limbrrille
D Y A. N Real, Neirmk; - 0
Mrs Read & Me, Newark, 0 8 B TUcker, Boston
Dr Trowbridge, Boston Geo E Lawrence, N
_Chas W Birgent,S U. John DI & la, Ind
J Eckert, L - lamb & la, Springfield
John 0 Winder. N Y James Broff, St Louis
B B lbsesley4lath, 11l 4 0 Dugan, Balt --
Suer Nayior, Bt Louis B Darla, N
Gee W Adams: Macon, Gi J H Eloyound & 11,N 0
W Woodruff, N 0 . Mrs Spear N 0
ZS Halt& lux, NY: H BtAford, N Y
.W ll,Young-.Velutabas, OM Il Crawford, Balt
John G Mihner & la, di 0 Miss Trotter,
England
Herman Hirt& ~Edw A Small. N
. . , . .
-Mrs L M Nudglns L N B Stanley & wife, N 0
Mrs Id Outten, N • Oen Oreen, Washington
D B Stout, Beading J P W Delninger, Beading
J Ohltman,,Bngland P P Masgok. nharleston
.16 Mazgck, oharleaton,s.o B Moose es la, Washington
John M Boyd, Boston 4 )11 A. Thurston Boston
Payntor & Boston' 0 Darsey, Bait _ .
.H V Neimeyer be la, Vs DePoullain, Oa
Wm A. Shepard, N.Y - Mrs Merrill, Boston
Miss Merrill, Bolton Miss U P Davis, N Y
Brant Thayer, Balt
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HIRCHANTIP HOTlL—fourth street, below Areb.
Oelwrill, Kittiuming, Pa P W Gram, Berlin, i)
0 P Miller, Hiss • GA Torrence, Pa•
B Odifignire, Pa •' Mrs , Pairchild, Pa
B P Martin Tepn - •‘' J H Horneby, Tenn
A Gossut.Athens, Tenn B Eaton, Shirley, He
B Merrill, Shirley, Me P B Morrill, Lo.ilt Hum
-Ora Blanchard Pa 0 P Dull, Harrisburg
JD Winchester, l 4 0 • • II J_Wolf,N 0
N S Bachelor, London, NH 3 J Lints, Brie
H Kountse, Oh(o R 0 Winea &Jo, Pa
D P olVeni Pa • HA Peal, Bloomfield, Pa
0 Ash, Phila - 8 !auntie, Erie, Pa
M A Baker, " J HoUollum, Ind
L Gibson, N 0 • ' -J %vat) s c Oind ring% 0
Walker;Oincinnati, 0 B Mullins, Albany, Xi Y
Gen John Patton, Pa 0 P Reels, Wllksbarre, Pa
8 B. Reading, Wilkeeb , e; Pa 0 B Bowman. Pa -
J Punier, tiolumbia - , Pa Hon it M Long, Hatnisb's
J Heebner - ft is, Pottsville, •W R Otis,'M Obann. •
TI. Wilson-, Harrisburg , ' J Ridgway, N
0 Ridgway, N - -Z W Tinker, St Lents
Jan Silvey, Atlanta, Ga 7 Thompson. ~t.llegheny co
MB Spahr, York; Pa P Wagner, Cincinnati
A Brown, Waterbury , Ot W owry, Lebanon, 0
Joist Irvin., Columbus, Ind A D Thompson, Ind
HellerWoodstock,H Heller, Woodstock, Va
JamesE Huey, - Rowland, McKeesport
J A Haydon & wife, Ga Mrs Darnell & chßd, Go
Mrs Hubbell, Ga J 8 Miller N Y
Wm Craig ' Ky Mina Dunning, Oa
4111,1111 °Draper - Wisconsin Daniel Snoop, Ohio
AMBIUGAN xatrial-Oliestnut street, below Sixth.
ir L Bays, Decatur, 11l ~. W T Stamper, Decatur, 11l
T Plunpson, Pa Thos./11 Molt, N 0
Jas EI Holt,'N 0 18.1 1 Mebane, N 0
WinD trout, Mobile P Beabury, Lynchburg
'A II Bllcatt, Washington -- Hll Harris, Ala
Miss in 11 Ogburn, el 0 . a a Lindsay, NO' "
Miss Bat Porter, N 0 W 0 Porter, N 0 ' -
J W Waikins'es is, Boston Muse 0 Watkins, Boston
Ohm (Reed, Balt - John Reed, Balt -
Sarni B Wolfe N Y -,- W 0 Johnson. N Y -
J II Powell, N Y • It Powell, N 'Y
Goo ht Minium, Md •- W P Perry, Ind
SamlPerry, Ind ... Miu Baker, Va
John Carpenter, N Y - The, Bites, N Y
Wm Preston, Boston Semi Preston, Boston
Geo Murry, Boston J 11Buckingham, Boston
NI Morgan,- Phil' Mrs D II Pox, needing
Mni Ikt Carroll, York, Pa ' Ono D Phillips, atlauta,Gs
LE Msnowin, Port Uarbbn J P Smith, -Reading)
'B B Gittingo; Washington, Mrs Gutting,. Waehingt'n
R B Griffith, Hinton -• J Richards, V.
.11,Blianne; Ye B 0 Brows. Vs
;A Portean, NY• - - • A Eltd4iss, N 0
Miss Id J Abu, 11 0- • Mrs B 0 - GlWe., N 0 ,
UNION ROTNL—Arch Meet, below FOAL
0 W Tbomai, Attlee, Ind J N Bawer, Now Castle, Pa
G Henderson, N Coale, Pa A ?owe, Ravenna, Ohio
Jan K Trew,' Pa - P King, Riggtosport, 0
O H Freeman is la, Oln, 0 Wm Harmed, Summit 11111
L 0 Rummy, N - B W Refnecken, hld
oAlbright, td Chunk- Alea I. Robeson, Li
Beoj P Elmer, N J D W Leeds, It Y
D R Goodwin, Tamaqua . J Sitliman, Pottsville
One & Is, St Louis J Slliimaa, Ohio
P Orist, Eld J Crampton, Chicago
W Jobniion,N 0 Prank Id Johnson, N
Onrnen,Jr, Tamaqua D Bowen, Dayton, Olio
S Boileau; Easton, Pa H L Cake, Tamaqua
D D J rnets, N Y
Ber hi
, odett, N 0 John 0 Sibley, Ya
W Anderson, Old Point, Vs Dal Dyer, Money, Pa
ELPratb, AlleguenyOlty , Wm r, Anderson, N.l
U W Jordan, .N J J Pithian, Bridgton, NI
W B Clawson* ls, NJ „ • Hon /oil K Alley & Is, N J
Win Pepper, Iowa ; P Spatter, Canton, 0 ,
-A A Crampton, lowa , .11 Ohio
II Palate; Pottsville : „
NATIONAL HOTEL—litos'otreet; above Thlrd.
Geo W' Ramsay, Re • - Ohu Steffen, Illinois
O TI Bardwell, Pa Joe Gormley, Phila
Mold Gormley, Lyn M Ranke, Bellefonte
M Loge, Pittabdrgh 13 Weever, Pa •
W Relfenyder,'Pottiville ' Throe Berger, Allentown
W Guth, Allentown - 3 . '111 IR adesty;Tamsons
Ino Wadlinger, lidloeia l e • J W Ham pi
W Vonte,Seh Haven G W Geiger, Radio*
Geo I.Ottl, Ashland, Pa Wm Dave. Ashland, Pa
Junßeira, Ashline. Ps Nieholu Glues, - Pa •
Thee - O li ver, Ashland,-Pa Solomon Bauer, Mineral°
fdiehll_Paihel,Mhierevls Miss ItMessinger, Reston
Harmonyißanton - Jacob Han. keo, - Reading
P W H Lawall, Easton ' Ang Shmlt, N
Peter Bowman, Potterille Saint Garrett, Pottsville
B.* 0 10 Ver Bohol' eo- •
siumisoN
,4012110--Asoond Meet. above Mork4t.
11-DullVra 0 Tallman, Camden
dkrani, Phil* ;' : Olare,
Xs Staab', pail' J 0 Raymond Plula
W H Colhni, N Y :hi White, 11 I
Toonsand,'Del W Reynolds, Del -
B,Anderson, T Railhead, Jetsey Shore
Geo Pant, 00 Wilcox. Plula „
' , BGAOS DRATI,INE—PIIth and Ikterchint streets,
B Adgee, Wait ohester , „H .1 Punk, sprlogdeld, 0
W J *totems &son,Lebanon .1 O Powley, Btriakormlle
W Whitman, Stricken r - 7 Thompson, Btriokersollle
0 B Johnson,'Delaw oo,Pa C 0-Ogden, Delawareoo,Pa
Z Lamborn, - Cheater 00, Pa , W._ L E hrgood, Barksco,P o
'ff Walter, Jr,Ohester no,Pa, Joltosort, 011ebter on? Pa
,Jease Bishop , Won • Jaokifoi, g
'Thor W Setrlot, Loarenoevillo
M Taylor.Delairase cs:,,Pl MOrpby, York; Pa
P L Bards, Masa
_, John Williams, Del
,W)LThompson&la,coatirr Barnett, Del •
J• Devoe, Weer, Chester, thus Walter, Jr, Va
n Wfillatosi.Pughtorrri
•
15A.GX31 MOTilli—Third street, kb. Callowkill
4wsob - Beologer, Penna. • M 064 Chirryrille
41.00 Beedi.Penow Pharos' Maus, Westport
K-Wamboldfabllereville BVY ambold, Millwaukee
it`Wambeld,. Milwaukee •J T Berger, Quakertown
~ Mr edema atm'
SLAClK,B*A39l.oTlll.—Thlri;ilbove Cellowhill.
lilretniAtaivig;
blesterLudwlLThinglasvPlii Jlntsel, - Pottsville
W.P.Olartettesn, Allentown T Obeid, liumne7town
P D gsetselli Tityltivsport -
'immirt Ask, ionlic6-4.00nd street, below sine
a-Aurseher;Stnndabilny , Retie liker, Saston
tdojer,ldentrevllle D D reihrborough, N J
A Bakal:kb 1ad.,1 4 1 1 -
•
DI
• 1 -A Joiner, Rblla
Shoema & ker,. Penne •Thos Dyer, Doylestown
Wail&MO ; Peons- Ihigrierv 3
JXliertonyDWistoina
IltE=Mm=m
MOUNT TURNON HUTNlg , Seoend street, above Arab.
N Rudolph d:=la , Belt . G B Bias la - , , 8a1t -
R B Reed, - Pbila Iffig 8ee4. , P8 114 "
O P ltreflerloki;HJ - ," H B Borbeii St, Lime, MO
J A Baet;'PbAla", „ • 0 Smith', Barllagton;N
A GrAbamMciutg ao. Shorbi Bevil ligt , n, Zf./ .
N Okenley, Nlarepoe, NJ, "; Rex. Blorenae, N
JlDatio; Nakttib'S col PA U H Uratkhtetc la, Del
Mies Nallrina,
' Singers new Flinn ly Sewing Machine—After
a fear trial of thei,fieVeral, Machines that have yet been
offered to the Public, the ,nuanimous verdict of opera
tors bee been given in favor of Bingent. This As, in
fact, the only machiriecapahle of performing every kind
Of:sewing, and is, beyond all question, the most com
plete article for family use . yet invented; biting at once
ornamental, easily operated, and superior, in every ro
mped, to any other machine. On this statement, we
ehillengS the I. - M. SINGER CO,'
selft.t,jan22 °Moe, No. 802 CIIEBTNIII43treet.
Imprintlei of the Bleed.—The food and habits
of civilised man induce in a great majority an impure
condition of the blood, the source of a great variety of
painful diseases, which disturb the happinesii of almost
every family in the land.- sure, safe, and agreeable
remedy is at band in the PERUVIAN EYRUP, a fact
which °Rana be denied.
For sale In thie city by P. BrOvrn, Fifth and Chest
nut, and Ilusard & Co., Twelfth and Chestnut. _
8616 d&w tr
Jules Hanel , / Powder never fails to remove
all auperfluons hair from the face or, arms, after a few
applicatione ; its use is simple, entirely harmless, and
certain in its effects. When used according to directions,
it will form an invaluable aid to the toilet for either
lea.
Bold by all Draggles, and at the Laboratory of JuLas
HAOHL hCo., •Perfumers and lu2portera, No. 704
Chestnut street, Philadelphia. selB-6t
Liberal adranceinenta in calk made on de
poaltalol Oollaterale, Watohes, Jewelry, Gone, Cloth
log, &o. JONEB & 00., Brokers, THIRD and GAB
KELL, below Lombard street. sell-it
Professor Saunders , Classical Institute, at
the WEST PHILADELPHIA INSTIYIITD, corner of
MARKET Street and WILLIAM, will be reopened on
the Bret MONDAY of September.' Poplin, to the num.
ber of fifty, will be received WITHOUT SYMMS Or NLRB
ON TER PABST/101R RAILWAYS by TON OITT.
Thus, without, eapuese, by a pleasant and safe con
veyanoe, pupils - can be carried into the fresh air of the
country in less than half an hour from the centre of the
'city. Several saris of open ground border on the beau
tiful groves of Chic Seminary, which is patronized by
many of the distinguished gentlemen of the city, among
whom are the Editore of The Prem, the Ledger, and
Tho North American and United State', Gazette. Pu.
pile are recelied by the. day, or into the family of the
Principal,
" We, the undersigned, have had cone or ward,' in
Professor Saunders' Institute and family during the
Session which has just closed. In respect to parental
kindness, happy influences, attention to health, and
progress in Thorough education, our expectations have
been fully !waned. To our Mende, who are looking
for a decidedly good school for their eons, we cordially
recommend Professor Beunderel Institute. -
AIAT THEW NEWKIRK, No. 1800 Arch street
"JNO. W. FORNEY, office of The Prose.
" CHABLES E. THOMPSON, Thompson 9c. Rood, No
413 Chestnut street.
"J. 8. SILVER, 1400 Girard avenue.
- "W. L. SPRINGS, 831 Market street.
"GEORGE H. MARTIN, 1026 Walnut eland."
Other Petrone of this Institution :
ELI S. BURNETT, 909 Market street.
JOHN 0. MITCHELL, 208 South Sixth street.
T. B. COLOHAN, 142 South Eighth etreet.
N. B. BROWNE, 113 South Fifth street.
SAMUEL MOORE, Logan Square.,
F. WATSON, Logan Square. -
W9l. WAIN, office of Ledger.
MORTON MoMICHAEL, office of-North American
ELLIS LEWIS, Penn Square.
11:r No SZYIIII.IIY moin 88mger,
Saving Fund.—Elve Per Cents In
NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COMPANY, WALNUT
Sired, S. W. corner of TEIERD, Philadelphia, Money
received in any sum, large or small, and interest paid
from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Money is received and payments made daily, without
notice. The investments are made in Real Estate,
Mortgagee, Ground Rents, and 'molt drat class securi.
thus ae th charter requires. Moe house, from 9 o'clock
in the m 4 .rning until 5 °Week in the afternoon, nd on
Monday and Thursday evenings until 8 o'clock. fed
ernerannwm
ONLIBIATID
NAHILY SEWING MACHINES,
ISO CHESTNUT STREET.
These Machines are now Justlyadmitted to be the
beet In nse • for family sewing, making a new, strong,
• rd elsatie stitch, whleh will nos rip, even it every
fourth stitch be ant. Circulars sent on appiloatlon by
•ner. sP 9 -7
Inoksen, -
JOB PIIINTIR,
- MTH AND OWRBTNCIT.
Cheeks, Notes, Drafts, Dills Lading, Bill Hoods, Cir
culars, Cards, and all other Mai of Job Printing, at
prima to eon the these oel7-Ip
One• Price Clothlog of the Latest Styles, and
made In the beet manner, expressly for NIIPAIL SALIM
We - inark our lowest selling prises In PLAIN nooses
on each article. All goods made to order are warranted
satisfactory, and our ona.raioa arenas is 'tartly ad.
bared to. We 'believe this to be the only fair way of
dealing; as thereby all are treated alike.
Thomas W. Bally, No. - 629 Market Street,
Importer and Dealer in Bine Watches, Jewelry, Silver
and Plated Ware. First-class goods constantly on hand.
The subscriber, paying cash for every article, Is enabled
to sell at a email advance. Those about purchasing
would do well to call. All goods warranted as repro
entsed. sed•Stu
.Seaments Sevin Fund—.olfloe 903 Walnut
street, one door west of Second street. Receives de
posits in - sums of One Dollar and upwards, from all
daises of the community, and allows Interest at the
rata of Ore per cent. per annum.
Moe open daily, from 9 until 5 Willa*, and on Mon•
ilkkv and Saturday until 9 in tile evening. Preiddent,
Franklin loll; Tree - surer and flearetarr, Charles M.
Morrie.
General Debility.— Tbli convenient term
ineludee numerous ilidetined su4 supposed Incurable
forme of disease, accompanied by general lassitude and
exhaustion, without any ascertainable external or in
ternal cause. The PERUVIAN SYRUP sends its re
novating Influence to the inmost recesses of the system,
and. has relieved In one community many cases of sup
posed incurable dieenee._
For sale in this city byP. Brown, Fifth and Chestnut,
and /lassard Oc'Clo., Twelfth and Obeetwat.
antil-demrtf .
On Tuesday, 14th init., by Rev. Andrew biteable,
Mr. SOHN H. NOLEN to Mu MARY DEWEESS, all
of Philadelphia. ah
On Tnesdey evening, at the Mirth of the o,nol.
Salon, by the Rev George" Bringburat, JOSEPH
BYERS to ELIZABETH MILLER, all of Ma city. *
Or, 14th lust., at the reeldeuce of the bridals father,
by the Rev. J. U. Cuthbert, of the First Baptist
Church WM. 0. WILSON; of Beaton, Pa., to BARAII
3.,youngest daughter of Joseph J. Mickley, all of thle
7•
On Thursday morning, 16th inst., BELINDA 0., wife
of .1 B. Lancaster, in the 61st year of her age.
Her nista friends and those of the family are invited
to attend her funeral, to-morrow (Saturday) afternoon,
18th instant, at Et &bleat, from .the reeidence of her
husband, No. 1428 Arch street, without further no.
tics. Funeral service at St. John's Church, Thirteenth
street. above Chestnut. **
On Wednesday morning, Sept. 15, LOUISE MATIL
DA, daughter of Win and the late Elizabeth Barrett,
aged 22 months and 11 days.
The friends of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend the Amaral, from the residence of her
father, Park street, fourth door below George. between
Chestnut and Walnut. West Philadelphia, this (Fri
day) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. To proceed to Philan
thropic Cemetery.
On Wednesday, 16th fruit., OWEN SEIM, aged 45
years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi
dence, No. 1211 Eleventh street, below Federal, this
(Friday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, without farther no
tice. To proceed to St. Mary's Cemetery. *
On the 10th Inst.. FRANCIS ERWIN, aged 51 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited to attend his funeral, front his
late residence, 1109 Milton street, below Christian,
this (Friday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock, without further
notice. To proceed to Mount Moriah Cemetery. *
On the 16th inst., 3011S1 MoSsVOY, eldest son of MIL
Margaret and the late Preside MeAvoy, in the 80th
year of his age.
Ills friends, and those of the family, are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence of his mother,
N. W. corner of Sixth and Fitzwater streets, on Sunday
' afternoon, at 1 o'clock, without further notice, to
On the sth YRANOIs BENOKERT aged 15
I years,
The relative' and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the fut oral, from the resider ce of his father,
Mr. James IL Benckert, No. 431 Marshall street, be
low Fifth, this (Friday) afternoon, at 8 o'clock, with
out further notice. to
Oa the 13th inst., WILLIE, eon of Michael and
Eliza A. Blyan, aged 11 months and 21 days. *
RT. St. Louts Ten Per Cent. Mortgages.—
The undersigned, President of the Real Estate
Savings Innttution of St. Louls, and an old resident of
that city, can be seen between the hours of 9 and 12
o'clock for a few days, at the Office of (Marlon B. Keen,
No. al e Walnut street, by parties desiring to invent in
Deeds of Trust, or Mortgages bearing ten per cent. in.
tercet, (Me legal rate,) in the best city property. Any
information desired will be promptly glean.
OEO. K. BUDD.
Refer to John B. Budd, Esq , Wm. W. Keen, Esq.
sel,7-8t
Mass Meeting of the . Dernoerney of the
Er FIRST CONGRESSIONAL, DISTRICT IN PA
VOA OF THE ELECTION OP GEORGE W. NEBIN
GER, THE REGULAR DEMOORATIO NOMINEE
FOR CONGRESS.—The Democrats of the 'First Con
greseional District, and all other citizens favorable to
the election of Dr. G. VV.' NEBINGER, the regular
Democratic nominee for Congresr, will meet on SA
TURDAY EVENING next, Sept 18th', at 8 o'clock P.
, at the corner of EIGHTEENTH and WILLIAM Ste,
Seventh ward. to reiterate their devotion to the great
principles of Popular Sovereignty, about to be endorsed
by the whole. AI:001101D people, except the mercenary
suppor , e , s of the minority rule' to denounce the tin
warrantable Interference with the rights of conscience;
and theater upon the riehte of suffrage waged &plait
the mechanics and laborers of this (Driblet by the Na
tional office-holders; to advocate the repeal or the pre
rent tari ff , and the . pieces. of • new one which will
adetuately protect and loiter all branches of American
indne'ry; to rebuke tho present Representative for h
betrayal of the interests and principles of hie conslita
eats, and Lae degrading, subserviency to the nullifiers
and disurdonists of the South. Let the untrammeled
Delnocracy of the dietriet tdrn out in their strength.
The following distinguished gentlemen cordially and
publiclyed pdreartia tcipahe te ineeting: this movement, and will be pre-
sent to m
Hon, JOHN 0. KNOX, Attorney General.Pennit
Car JOHN W. FORNEY, , Wtd. B LEHMAN, Esq.,
DAVID WEBSTER, Dr.I.L.E. KA MERLY,
D DOUGHERTY, Eat , T. B NIOFIOLSON, ,
JOHN O'BRIAN, nu , RINGWALT, E.e.,
PORN HOLLenD Req.. • J J. GREENFIELD, Esq.,
J. J Rani:IONE, Esq. -
air. G. W. NEBINGEB, the Democratic nornicee for
Congress, will be present and define ble'posltion on the
political hones of the day.
DT order of
aeri4t '0134141117113 ON RVBIIO 1113.111101.
At i kk : l t itggk."PititiADAlAPlllA. PRIMAL SEPIVIVIEVR: ;1858.
Maid Notirta.
~ 1 0 } 01:AD. r isniA, JILIT 1,1858
JONES & CO.,
604 MAREZT Street
Marriages.
Meath°.
DT:Tho Truth — and Floral F estkralln aid of
THB, PHILADELPHIA SIDS ATII SCHOOL
ArSOOIATIGH. will be held In JAYNE'S HALL; com
mencing on MONDAY 'EVENING, September 20th.
Sabbath Schools, in a - body, will be admitted every day
before a P. hi. Donations of Smits, FloWers, &I ) ;
(wbich will be gratefully acknowledged.) received at
the Hall Season Tickets, 25 'mute; ,Teachers' Tickets,
10 cents; Obildrenki Tickets, 6 cents.
• " 'TAMES 11. lIODGEIO3,
' - CUMMINGS,
WILLIAM GETTY, Oommittee.
A KINGSBURY, M.D.
sel7-2t MAO. BULEIICR,
uourteenth Legislative District, Attest-
TION --A Meeting of the Citizens of the Four
teenth Legislative Dierriet, consisting of parts of the
Seventeenth and Twentieth Wards, who are opposed to
the nominations made by both parties of Candidates for
the Legislature, and in favor of nominating a suitable
person to represent the District who is at least twenty
one years of age and an American. and who is ca , able
of understanding and representing the views of the
District, are requested to meet on THIS (Friday)
NIGHT, September 17th, at 7g o'clock, at the South
west, corner of ILEVNNTH Street and GHIA RD Ave
nue, to take st.ps to place in nomination a person pos
sessed of the above qualification as a Hepreeentative in
t e Distrlet sel7-It*
UrNotice. —it qua r twill' Meeting of the
lIIRRENIA SOCIETY will be held on FRIDAY
EVSNING, the 17th boat , et 7X o'clock, at CAMP,
DEWS. on CHESTNUT Street, below Sixth street.
eelS.2t A. CRAIG, Seel'.
iimrhlladelphira and Darby Railroad Coin
pany.—The subscribers to the Capital Stook of
the Philadelphia And Ruby Railroad Company Are no
tified that FOUR DOLLARS per share (being the ba
lance of the first instalment) will be due, and Is hereby
requested to be paid, on the 28th September 'natant,
Office of the Treasurer, No. 121 WALNUT Street, be
tween the bourn of 10 A. Di. and 1P.51 , DAIL a.and
at the Blue Belli Tavern, Twenty-fourth Watd on
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, between Four and Five
o'clock.
By order of the Board of threotors. .-
eel44llt THOMAS SPARKS, Treasurer
ara Home for Invalids with Affections of
THE OREM
S. W. corner PARKE and ORESTNIPP Streets
West Philadelphia.
mew publicationo.
36 NEW COUNTERFEITS have appeared
aim September Ist, and le since September Bth,
and are only fully detcribed by IMLAY & BICKNELL'S
BANE-NOTE' REPORTER, published on Wednesday
last
• • IMLAY & BICKNELL'S BANK-NOTE REPORTER
now ready.
INLAY & BICKNELL'S BANK-NOTE REPORTER
now ready.
IMLAY & BICKNELL'S BANK-NOTE REPORTER
now ready.
IMLAY & BICKNELL'S BANK-NOTE REPORTER,
now ready.
IMLAY & BICKNELL'S BANK-NOTE REPORTER,
now ready.
IMLAY & BICKNELL'S BANK-NOTE REPORTER,
now ready, at $2 per annum weekly; $1.25 semi
monthly; or 75 cone monthly; single copies 5 cents,
not 10 cents. Office, No. 11.2 South TILLED Street.
sel7-2t
inettlistr2
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
alsa.i PAIN—By Dr. J. B. FRANCIS. the inventor
or tho Galvanic Process, Oftlos, No. 925 RAUB Street.
Also, medicates, fills, and inserts Teeth. All work
warranted to give entiro satisfaction, eel?-3t*
4 -----.4: : Dr. W. S. Mal LHE NNE Y , Dentist . ,
I/liiTA would Inform hia friends that he has resumed
practice at No. 1343 CHESTNUT Street, second door
above the U. S. Mint. sepl-3m
URICISTI CLOTHS—A new article, plain
1 and rick, for Curtains, two yards wide, in store and
for nalo. W. II CARRYL &
Masonic Ilall, 719 Chestnut at.
WIDE SATIN DAMASKS AND PLAIN
SATINS for Curtains and Furniture
W. IL CARRY!, & !MOTHER,
719 Obeidnut Wed.
QATIN DAMASK DE LAINES and Stripes
1 1, 3 very color. Over 60 pieces in store end for stile,
lellolesule end retail
W. 71 OARRYL & BROTHER,
Masonic Hall, 719 Chestnut at
FRENCH PRINTED REPS, 6-4 wide—A
now style of Curtain Goods, and for furniture
coverings, in a variety of rich ann elegant colorings,
in store and form lo by
W. H. CARRYL & BROTHER,
710 Chestnut street.
L"NGLISII VERMILLION and ULTRA
MARINE BLUE. especially imported for Palnters
and Printera. Put up in 1 it, psekages, and for sale by
LAY & BROTHER,
241 DOCK Street, up Maim.
CM=
FPO CONFECTIONERS AND BAKERS.-
500 lbs. Oil Peppermint, warranted pure
1000 4, Verb. Ammonia;
200 4, Carrawsy Seed.
Nor sale low, as wanted, by
WILSON k MERRITT,
Wholesale Druggists,
208 Alarkot street.
rfIIIOAIAS CHARNOCK, FURNISHING
1 UNDERTAKER, having purchased the fight to
GOOD'd PATENT CORPSE PRE3ERVER, is now
propsred to furnish it in connection with his business,
at No 427 South t MTH Street, above Lombard street.
ael7-6t*
TITST RECEIVED—An invoice of Welch,
el Margoteon, & Co.'s Superior Lorion-rosde STOCKS
and TI Ed, for sale by HANCOnK 4. CO,
Manufacturers or the celebrated Ilabl t Nhlrte,
selo-12t 712 Chestnut at , opp. Masonic Temple.
PAUL'S FARINA CRACKERS,
JAMES E. WEB% Wholesale Agent,
223 South EIGHTH Street.
It Is evident from the increased demand for
PAUL'S GENUINE FARINA CRACKERS,
that they are more generally used than any others.
Many advantages are derived from the continual nse of
PAUL'S FARINA CRACKERS. Their delicate flavor
and nutritious qualities make them partioular'y desi
rable for invalids and children. Paul's Parituserackers
are made of the pare Farina, and retain their fresh
ness longer than any others
The Genuine Farina Crackers are stamped ' , PAUL..
All persons desiring the beat Crackers made wall ask
for "PAUL'S" PARMA CRACKERS.
- Sold by many Grocers, and Wholesale as above.
m05.81.*
(1 TINS, RIFLES, AND SPORTING IM
PLEMENTS.
The ;Subscribers have in store
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
FOWLING-PIECES, RIFLES, &c.,
'Ever offered in this city.
Desirous of reducing their assortment as mush as
• possible before the let Dec , they will cell
AT VERY LOW PRICES
THEIR ENTIRE bTOOK,
comp+ tog
GUNS PROM THE MOST CELEBRATED MANU
FACTURERS OF ENGLAND, BELGIUM,
AND FRANCE.
PHILIP S. JUSTICE & CO.,
No. 21 North _FIFTH Street,
above Market.
WILLIAM. GEISSE & SONS,
No. 116 South FRONT Street, below Chestnut,
Importers of
LOOKING-GLASS PLATES,
AND BEADS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION,
For the INDIAN TRADE, &a , ko
au2.11-1m
TO CASH BUYERS.
JAMES B. p ART. E & SON.,
MO CHESTNUT STREET,
OPPOSITE THE GIRARD MESH,
Invite tho attention of Western and Southern Custom
era to their immense and elegant assortment of
LOOKING-ULASSEB,
OIL PAINTINGS,
PORTRAIT AND PIOTURE-BRAhIEB,
Suitable for tbe.
FALL TRADE
, .6 g
.Two yearly Ground-Rents,s9266l3
of $l7B each, well secured and
promptly paid, for Rale at a liberal discount. Also, two
Irredeemable Ground Rents of -$26 60 each, and one of
$lB.
Apply to H. 0. THOMPSON it G. M. CON CRROR,
sel6.3t 933 ARCH Street.
NO ONE should go to the Sea-shore with
out a bottle 'of our MEDICATED BRANDY
their Valise. In eases of sudden illness It would be
the means in many instances of saving life. DYS
PEPTIC persons, and those debilitated, have been re
stored to health by its use.
ZIEGLER A SMITH, Druggists,
anIS-dtt Southwest enc. Second sod Green eta
MAGIC SHIELD COOKING STOVE.
FOR SALM ONLY BY
O. GILBERT & QO., 349 North Second street.
HUHU PURYES, northwest corner Second and Ship.
pen.
WM. A. CANNON, 817 South Second, and 937 North
Second street.
GLIEG AN, 249 South Second street.
JOHN LYONS, northwest corner Tenth arid Callow
hill.
STEINMETZ & BUCK, 1323 Germantown road.
FRANCIS FALLS, 639 Race street. sel6-3t*
PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINA
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i written ar
e f
e d r e e s n c
oo r p i t o ! LI
1 1 0 e m, ha , r ,e a a e tv; ,
includtngadeA l / 4 self-improvement, 40., are made day and eve
ning at BOWLER, WILLS, k C 0.43,
sell.3m 922 Chestnut at., 'Philadelphia.
BALE ROPE AND TWINE manufactured
.11-, and for tale by
WEAVER, FITLER & 00.,
No. 28 North Water street, and
No. 22 North WHARVES
STORAGE.—Storage can be obtained at a
fair price in the Warehouse, No. 9 North Water
street, or In the second and third etoriee of No. 103
Arch street. by applying to
0. 0. 13ADLVIt to CO.,
ARON Street, 241 door above Front.
BONES. -100,000 Shin Bones, suitable for
Umbrella and Button Makers. In store and for sale
OROABDALE, BIRO & 00.,
lea NORTH NOVIARvO.O
QBRELY AND PORT WINE.-80 qtrs.
10 Eighth' Harmony Sherry; 20 qra. Wallis Port
Wine, in bond and for sale by
WILLTAISI H. 1 EATON,
ne3 216 South FRONT Street
CHEM.-250 boxes Cheese for sale, by
O. 0. SADLER Jc CO.,
8811 ARM Street, 24 dnor above Front.
IFAVANA LEAF-100 Bales Havana Leaf
L Tobacco landing or. Mary H. Kendall. For sale by
A. MERINO,
seB 140 South Front street.
ITALIAN HEMP.—A large dock of Ita li an
.1- Romp on hand and for sato by
ENVICK, BITLER, & 00.,
sel4 No. 23 N. Water at. and 22 N. Wharves.
CHEESE.-105 boxes Herkimer county
ILI Cheese now landing, and. for mile by
C. C. SADLER. eo 00,
,
sea ARCII Street 2d door above If rent,
MACKEREL —250 bbls Nos. 1,2, and 8
Mackerel, now landing, and for ede by
0. O. SADLER & CO.,
eel Arch et., second door above Front.
- -
HEREINGS-1300 bble. NO.I PICKLED
Herring; 800 bble extra Newfoundland ditto
1950 bble Yotamao dry salted ditto, now in store and for
see by JNO. M. KENNEDY & CO.,
roylle Nee Din and DM N. WHARVES.
IVI ACILEREL.-883 bbla Noe. 1,2, and 8
IVA Idookorel, fa assorted wimps, for Nolo by
0. 0. BADLEB. k. 00.,
101 l ABOH Ptroot, 24 door oboveyront.
BAILY & BROTHER,
No. 920 CHESTNUT STREET,
Their Fall.lmportation
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
CARPETINGS
ELLINGTON BEIII3BELI3,
SUPER ALL-WOOL INGRAINS,
ExTm. FINE INGRAINS,
DOUBLE OOTTON OHAINB INORAINB,
VENITIANS, AND LOWER GRADES,
Of choice styles and approved manufacture, constantly
eel° toe2l Noe. 10S and 130 CHESTNUT St
CLENDENNING' 6
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS,
TABLE COVERS,
TABLE NAPKINS and TOWELLINGEI
NEW GOODS,
BY THE STEAMSHIP FELTON.
L. J. LEVY & 00.
Are now opening from the Steamers
AFRICA AND FULTON
A Variety of :few and Beautiful Cloode for
FALL SALES.
Their assortment embraces all the Novelties which
have been maratfaotared for the
PARIS RETAIL TRADE.
809 AND 811 OHESTNIIT BT. '
sela4St
WOLVB, WILSON, & CO., I FALL CLOAKS.
3r20-frmecwtf No. 132 CHESTNUT Street.
TO THE DRY GOODS MERCHANTS:
Ommsliert : As I have bestowed more than usual
expecae and labor in gottmg.up this article of Damask
Table Damask in this country, and have succemied in
furnishhig an artiole equal, and in some respects supe
rior, to the Imported one, at a much less expenee, I
trust that those who have a disposition to encourage
Asti:swum ENTEIMIBII and American labor will not
forget.my address.
JOHN CLENDENNING & CO.,
ARAMINCO MILL, FRANKFORD,
PHILADELPHIA.
P. B.—Pedlars and those who travel and supply Coun
try Trade will Bnd it to their advantage to call at the
Factory before purchasing elsewhere. Parties wiehing
to buy., and cannot make it convenient to call at the
Factory, will please send their address, and they will be
waited on with samples of the above. seB.lmlf
CARPETINGS.
•
JUST RECEIVED
PROM THE MANUFACTURERS,
On Cowlgautoot, a largo lot of
INGRAIN AND VENETIAN CARPETS,
To be sold at AUCTION PRICES for Cosh or City Ac
ceptance's.
FOR II &YANA, via CHARLES
.%
TON and Key West.—The splendid stesm
ship 1.1.1 EL, Capt. William Rollins. will leave NEW
YORK for HAVANA, on FRIDAYt Oct let, touching
at Charleston and Key Went for malls and passengers.
fir passage apply to
liIVOYFORD, TILEBTON. & 00.,
No. 25 Broadway,
Or JOHN WAGNER, '
eol7-tool No. 7 Walnut street
FOR MOBILE—ALABAMA LINE—
Guarantied first vessel. Freight taken at as low
rates as any other 'weasel loading.
The new e 1 regular packet schr. 'VAPOR, Mitchell,
master, is now loading' r,pidly at Race-street wharf.
Slaving over one-half of her cargo engaged and going
on hoard, she will be despatched so above.
Shippers will please hurry their engagements along
side and bills of lading to the connting-house for signa
ture.
For balauco of freight apply on board, or to
BISHOP, SIMONS, & CO.,
sel7-dtf 106 Arch street. above Front
The Vapor fa guarantied to insure at the, lowed rates,
and will go up to tbe•wharllvithout Bettering.
Agents at Mobile —Messrs. Prout, Fowler & Renard,
who will forward all goods to their address.
1113issolutions anti Copartners!jive
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.-
The partnership heretofore existing under the
name of BAXTER, WILSON, lb PEARSON, near
Itolmesburg,maa by mutual consent dissolved - on the
21at day of August, 1868
ROBERT BAXTER,
SAMUEL WILSON,
JAMES 11. PEARSON.
September 16, 1868. 1ie164 t*
VRESSWELL & WILLIAMS, No. 206
WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, Agents and Dealers
in BROAD•TOP COAL ant COAL LANDS, respectfully
call the attention of Dealers and Consumers to thrir
celebrated Coal, known as the Lancaster Company's
Titla Coal is nu:lulled in this 'Market for all mann
factoring purposes, being semi-bituminous, and leaving
• clear white ash. All orders, to the above address, for
shipment, or local delivery, will receive prompt atten
tion. selG-ti
PER TON for the best WHITE
$3, 2e, ASH COAL, warranted free from slate or
,
ILTICItS' COAL is the best and ehearieet In
the city, re-screened in yard and dry under cover.
HICKS sells none but the very best Lehigh
and Schuylkill Coal , and warrants full weight.
HICKS anperintends the delivery of all
Coal personally, and therefore guarantees it to be
ae represented.•
HICKS' Yard and Office is at the southeast
AA corner of MARSIGI +LL end 'WILLOW, where he
invites all to call mud examine for themselves the above
beta. au2s-ihn
TO COAL DEALERS.—Parties receiving
• Coal direct from the Mines, wishing Storage and
the Delivery of their Coal, will please address S. PEI,.
LESS & 808, CALLOWHILL Street, Brat Yard below
Broad.
N B.—beet qualities of LEHIGH and BOHIIYLEILL
COLL.always on hand at lowest cash prices. sel3-Im*
NO NIFL E FAMILY COAL DEPOT', K'NINTH and WILLOW Streets, where the HICK
ORY and LEHIGH 00AL can be supplied in ita purity,
at lowest OASEI prices. au2l-1m
(BRING, FOX, & 00., wholesale and
retail dealers in LEHIGH and SCHUYLKILL
GOAL. Lehigh yard—THIRD street and GERMAN
TOWN ROAD. Schuylkill yard—RAOß and BROAD
streets, Philadelphia. Reap constantly on hand Coal
from the most approved mites, under cover, and pre.
pared expressly for family use tea-,
ANDSORUBS AND CLAMPS'.
No. 1. 132)443. per doz
2. 75c. "
8. 870. "
4
4,1000. "
CLAMPS.
Row, $1.26 per dozen.
7 Row, $1.75 per dozen.
8 Row, $2.25 per dozen
HENRY C. EORSTRIN,
me-18 62 North THIRD Street, Phtladelph ta
0 ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
Now landing, and shortly to arrive, 1,000 tons of this
beautiful Stone, both of the
BLUE, GRAY, AND BUFF TINTS,
the former of which, for softness and delicacy of color,
is unrivalled
For the ohmmeter of this stone please examine the
following buildings :
Jos. ilarrison , s, Eighteenth street and Rittenhouse
Square.
Ilarrison's Building, Locust street, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth.
Samuel Smith's West street and Rittenhouse square.
Airs. Peterson's No 1210 Walnut street.
^ A. K. Womrath's, 415 Arch street.
tamuol Shines', Twelfth and Chestnut streets.
T. K. J. Fassitt, Seventeenth and Locust streets, and
others.
ENGRA.VINCIB,
ARNOLD k WILSON, Agents,
PIIILADELPUTA WARMING AND VENTILATING
WAREHOUSE,
1010 CHESTNUT STREET.
eelo.3m E. M. PELTWELL, Supl.
GRAND REGATTA.
A GRAND REGATTA will take place from
Gloucester, on FRIDAY, Sept. 17th, DES, at 11 A. M.,
betwen the celebrated Yachts
Scud Capt. Wm. Stevenson,
Ltlito Capt. G J. Richardson.
Blanca Capt. Albertson,
(ileum . / Capt. Chas Manalester,
Flying Cloud Capt. Wm. Krona°
Richard Vann Capt Wm. Oassidiy.
The mild race to be from btale.boat oppoctte wharf at
Gloucester, to Marcus Gook buoy, and return The fa
vorite steamer ECLIPSE will accompany the Yachts.
and will leave BROWNING'S Ferry at OA. M SOUTH
Street at 9) A. M., and ULIRISTIAN Street at 10 A.
If. No postponement on account of weather. Fare for
the Recursion 26 cents
selo.2t*
AWNINGS 1 AWNINGS 1
CA- JOSEPH If. FOSTER, Awning Maker, No. 443
North THIRD Street. above Willow. Italian and
French Window Awnings for Dwellings and Oillro Win
dows ; Awnings for Stores, Awnings for Steamboats and
Ships. All kinds of Awnings. Toots, Flags. or any
thing in canvas, made to order by JOSEPHII FOSTER,
Awning Maker, No, 443 North THIRD Street. Reel
donee, No. 340 South Front Street.
se7-Int JOSEPH 11. PORTER.
OAMPBELL's DINING SALOON,
Corner of THIRD St. and HARMONY COURT,
Has been closed for several days past, in order to be
regenerated and disenth•alled. It wilt be opened en
MONDAY next. 20th lost . with improvements and al
terations which will astonish the town. The host has
thrown his soul Into the lack of iron seal, and we think
that his efforts wilt meet with universal approbation.
When reopened it wilt be a model establishment.
sell-tf
WARBLING AND VENTILATING
WAREBOOMS
The subscriber would invite the special attention of
Architect Builders and the public to his
NEW OWNER PATENT SELFAILICANSING AND
VENTILATING WARM Alit YURNAOE,
Which has been so successfully introduced during the
last winter and gave such general satisfaction. It is
so arranged as to consume the gases from the Goal.
making it one of the most economical, safe, durable
Heaters now in use.
Also, all sloes and patterns of Cooking Ranges, Both
Boilers, Gas Ovens, Low Down and Elevated' Grates,
every variety of Registers and Ventilators, Fireplace
Stoves, Collins> Patent Chimney Caps, far the cure of
smoky chimneys, with a full assortment of all goods 111
my line of business.
Prompt attention paid to Range and Heater ".repait ,
log, and prices reduced to suit the times.
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
(Late Baker & Williams,)
anl.Bm 1181 (old 400) MARKET Street, Philsda.
riIHE DELICATE, and those who are pro
f nounced convalescent after a long duration of ill.
new, are recommended to use slight stimulants. We
can, in all confidence, commend the PURE PORT
WINE of our own Importation to those who are allowed
the luxury. It is a fruity, luscious Wine.
ZIEGLER & EMITII, Druggists,
anlA-dtr Einntbanott one &mond and flees,, sta.
A DRAM SLAOK'D ENGRAVING, DIE
2 - 31. Sinking, and Embossed Printing, Envelope, and
Seal Preen Manufactory, No. 1 South SIXTH Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
MONONGAHELA WHISKEY.-00 Bble,
20 halt bble Pure Rye Whiskey, to store end
for sale by WILLIAM IL YEkTON,
aaa No. 210 youth NAQ/iT btlool.
Grp (Docrbs.
WILL OPEN TIINI DAY
CARPETINGS,
receiving and for sale by
JObEPH LEA,
Oliipping
HANDSORUBS
No. 6. $1 12 par dos
0. 126 ((
7. 1 60 4 .
8, / 76 (4
ACADIA FREESTONE
Capt. 0. R. STUART
Retail 13111 '4 , Dabs.
BLACK SILKS.
SHARP . LESS BROTIIERff
11AVE NOW OPEN
Glossy Black Gros de Brilliants;
Heavy Black ros Grams;
Bisehoills rich Black Bilks;
Bonnets, superb Lyons Silk;
• Wide rich Silks for Cloaks;
Silks for Mourning without lustre;
Rich Figured and Bayadere Mike;
Black Armurea and Ye, etiennes ;
' Heavy Black Irieh Poplins;
Patio de Chinos and India Mike;
Robes, double Jupes and a Lee;
Black Flounced Robes, very cheap.
sell EIGHTH and CIIMITNIIT Streets
011 AS. LAING & CO. IN THE FIELD.—
" The fight goes bravely on "—Fall styles Gents'
DRESS HATS now ready. The attraction of gentlemen
is invited to this model style for the Fall of 1868, Saving
been approved and met the approbation of gentlemen of
teats. We offer it to our customers with confidence, and
recommend it, knowing that none but the best work
manehip and first quality or material have been used in
its construction Ke solicit for it the consideration of
gentlemen. CHAS. LAING & 00., Hatters,
sel7-2t* Ig. .E. nor. taiel3TNOT and SIXTH Ste.
NEW CLOTH STORE.
HENRY D. NELL,
191100858011 TO
GEO. M. COATEB & CO.,
No. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Ind received, the Newest style" of
FANCY CASSIAIERES AND VESTINGS,
Also, a oholoe assortment of
BREECH DLAOR AND COLORED OLOTIIB,
And other Goods adapted to Ifenhi wear. oelo-128
The Subccribera will exhibit
ON MONDAY AND DURING THE WEEK,
ELEGANT CLOAKS,
(In advance of their mitt opening) to which they
invite the inspection of -
LADIES AND STRANGERS.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
NO. 708 CHESTNUT STREET,
eel 3 PIIILADELPIILL
NEW FALL GOODS. _
J. I Opened from recent Auction sew—
Bayadere Valencias, at 40 etc. .
Rich Plaid Poil de Ohevris, 20 to 111 X cta.
Neat Bayadere Mohairs, 28c.
Fine black and White Loners, 26 eta., w..rth 38 els
Plaid, Black, and Brown Mixed Poplins, IBX eta.
Lupin's Black, Wool Debsines 35 cis.
Black, Wool Delaines, 26, 33, 36, and 37X cts.
Mode Wool Detains, Lupin's, 33 and 85 eta.
Lupin's French Merinoes, 90 cts. •
PltaNOti CHINTZES.
Gay colorings and new designs, at 25 etc
Hoyle's 4-4 Double Purples, at 113 X eta.
Best English and Merrimac Prints. •
• FALL MANTLES.
Now making, Silk Duelers for Pall Wear.
Also, Cloth Cloaks and Dusters.
New Shawls in Shawl Room.
Daily receiving Now Goode.
000 PER OONARD,
sell S. B. corner NINTH and MARKET.
N. IL—POSITIVELY no deviation in the prices.
JIIP INJS G-4 FRENCH MERINOES
AND CASHMERE DE COSH, FROM THE
GREAT MERINO SALE.
CHARLES ADAMS has now arranged several lots
and qualities of these well-known Goode, in choice and
desirable colors.
Also, plain Moue. Delaines, in mode, plain, and high
colors,
ell-wool Plaids, thole. styles.
Mons. Delaines, Valenolas, Siohaire, Foil de Chimes
and Drees Goode in variety.
GLOSSY BLACK SILKS, OF ALL WIDTHS.
heavy corded black Pordt de Sole.
New Nne.eb and Merrimac Pants.
Fine stock of tlindirlnkable Flannels, Stdrting,Bl:teat
,g, and Pillow Muslin/4.
8 VELLA. SHAWLS!
In many desirable styles.
New Goods being daily - received and sold at the low
est market pr:ces, for CASH.
searnwt-tt EIGHTH and ARCH Streets..
'LILACS SILK ROBES.—Just received, a
11-3 large aesortulentof Black Bilk Flounced Robe',
which we will cell at leas than coat of Importation.
BLACK BANADERB BILKS.
A new assortment of Black Bayaderms, Oros de Ep
som, and Figured Bilks.
- - - -
DEEP MOURNING RUM
Black Ponlt de Boles or Mourning Bilks Black Ar
mums, Royals, Venetiennes, and Ottoman Bilks.
BRILLIANT BLAOK SILKS.
Manny Black Ores do Shines, Oro Brilliants, Oros
de Manes, &c.
SEOOND•MOURNINO SILKS.
A beautiful assortment of all prices and latent styles,
will be opened thin morning.
BEScON & SON, Mourning Store,
No. 008 CUES IDIOT Street.
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARM STREETS,
STAPLE AND FANCY
SILK GOODS.
OPENING OP FRENOII 000D8
TODAY
RICH SILK ROBES A LEZ ;
SILK ROBES, DOUBLE SKIRTS;
SPLENDID ROBES, TWO FLOUNCES;
SPLENDID ROBES, THREE FLOUNCES;
NEWEST STYLES PALL SILKS;
ROUND.CORNERED SHAWLS;
EXTRA RICH PRINTED DE LAINES;
PLAIN AND 11/LT.OEILE BLACK SILKS.
EYRE & LANDELL,
eepl46t 'FOURTH AND ARCH STREETS.
FALL GOODS FOR 18581
Over 3,000 yards of NEW PILES, just received by
THORHLEV la OR/BM.
N.B. cor. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN Street.
Bought for CASH and to be sold only for CASH !
We can confidently assert that the above geode are so
cheap that purchasers can save a large per tentage by
buying of no.
Our BLACK BILES cannot be excelled on this Conti
nent of America! !
We challenge a comparison.
Now Delalues of beautiful designs.
Pole de °herrn, Valencles, and very handsome Eng
lish. French, and American Chintzes.
New Stella Shawls, Crape Shawls, Brecht' Shawls,
Blanket Shawls, &c., dco.
A very large stock of Domestic Mains, Flannels,
Blankets, Quilts, Counterpanes, dco.
Best Family Unarm of our own Importation.
Table Cloths, Table Covers, Piano Covers, Stand
Covers,
Clothe, Coast mares, dco., for Mon's and Boys , wear.
We have determined to keep the best Stock this
Reason we have ever had and to maintain our reputa
tion as one of the Best Houses in Philadelphia to Bay
at.
THORNLEr dr, OHIBM,
N. E. Cor. EIGHTH & SPRING GARDEN Streets.
"WE HAVE ONLY ONE PRICE."
Jelit-tf
illatrlies, ,letutirg, &T.
BAILEY & CO.,
7ORMIRLY
BAILEY ec KITCHEN,
have !MOM' to their new Biro•proof, White Marble
Store,
819 CIIESTNUT STREET,
NORTH BIDE, BELOW THE, GIRARD ROME
Now opening their fell Wok of
IMPORTED .TRWELRY, PLATED WARES, AND
PANOY GOODS,
To which they Invite the attention of the public
SILVDB.-WARE, WATOHES, DIAMONDS, AND
PEARLS,
AT WROLIBALE AND RETAIL
Umbrellas mar parasols.
SLEEPER & FENNER,
MANUFACTURERS OF
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS,
No. 338 MARKET STREET,
INVITE TELE ATTENTION 05' BUYERS,
To Their
LARGE AND VARIED STOOK
WILLIAM A. DROWN & CO.,
UMBRELLA AND PARASOL
AIANUFACTURBRO,
No. 248 MARKET STREET,
A large assortment constantly on hand, to which the
Attfuntinn of dealers le invited. an2Mm
Carriapez.
CARRIAGES.
WM. D. ROGERS,
COACH AND LIGHT•CARRIAQE BUILDER,
1009 AND 1011 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Orders for CARRIAGES from all pasta of, the world
executed with promptness, and satisfaction guarantied.
aelB-3mif
CIEIOIILN OMARS-800,000 in store and
Vit tor ludo by WILLIAM IL YBATON,
sot) N 0.210 Pouth.7lß9liT West,
r,ffrir gate mat to tet.
•
ell FOR SALE—A. handsome residence,
111.1 with all the mod•rn improvemento, large side
yard, gr•pery. &o RUTH, near SPRING- Gaitomm
Street Terms easy. P. sg South SIXTH.
Street, (second story.)
o r p t - FOR SALE' OR EXCHANGE-A
MIL handsome new mansion, 19 rooms, and So scree,
near Gwynedd Station, North Pennsylvania Railroad: -
Site splendid, frail abundant, health unsurpassed. Any
peril= really desiring a handsome Country Seat in ex
change for city property will find this an unusual op
portunity of accomplishing his object. Apply to P. $.
LPND, kl( t S. SIXTH bt , (2d story) sel7-1m
egg FOR SALE—A pretty Cottage, nine
au. rooms, and one or more aeres, on Wyoming avenue,
*two miles out the Second...treat Turnpike Alan. aeveral
intodsome cottage lots The neighborhood is healthy,
beautiful, and rapidly improving - . P. K. LYND, bJ S.
SIXTH St , (2d story.) sel.74m
MO SPECULATORS and CAPITALISTS.
-IL —Thirty sores orlon; of beintlful Lend on: Wyoming
Avenue, near New Second street. only two miles north
of the pavereeets, for sale ft' bargain, and terms easy.
Apply)o P. K LYND, b# South 2111111 Street , (second
story gen. Int
11ILLTARD TABLE FOR SALE—A sups
rior make lied in complete order. Inquire or
'WANDELL, Jr , 409,Uheetnut at.
Bert FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—A Desira
m. ble property in Rising Sun vinare. Lot sixty feet
:front on Germantown road, by six hundred feet deep
to a main street. The, improvements are a brick
;dwelling. with store,Uontaining fourteen rooms to all.
Also, a green-house, two hot.honees, cottage on bark
street, 'tables, coaeh•house, &c Including iv choice
7arlety, of fruit trace, all of which will be sold on an.
uommodatlng terms, or a portion rented to a gond ten.
ant. Apply to CRISIIMWSLL & WILLIAMI;
seld•tit 206 WALNUT Street,
it a To LET—A full-fornlshed Honig°, In
CHESTNUT Street, east of Broad. Posssesion
immediately. Address BOX 1866, Post Office. sel.B4lt
F OR SALE-
One of the moat Valuable and Dearable
DOUBLE BROWN STONE RESIDENCES
IN THE CITY,
No. 1810 CHESTNUT STREET,
RXTHNOING THROUGH TO GRORGH STAMM'
Raving been built by the owner for his own Residence
no expense has been spared in its construction.
Apply to CHARLES BOOGS,
629 Market Street,
Or to M. THOMAS & SONS,
•el4-Imit 139 and 141 South Fourth St.
. TO RENT—The.new iron-front Store,
'ltt No. 2.0 North THIRD street, above Raw, with
- the nse of Shelving, Counter, &o, Suitable for the
wholesale Clothing, Notions, or any other bnaine•a.
'Terms low.. Apply at No. 252 Aorta THIRD Sues;
three doors above. Len th* iI
WASHINGTON-SQUARE HOUSE
Rya poit SALE—South side of Squire, No. 704; is in
perfect order; suitable for a professional man. Terms
accommodating. sel3-xosrfBt*
CHOICE COTTAGE SITES, WITHIN
V three minutes walk. of two Stations on Philadel.
phis and Germantown Railroad, for sale cheap. Apply
at corner of Tioga Street and Plank Road, or at,No. 23
North Sixth Street, to
ee6.lin* T. L. LITTLEPIRLD.
paeonal.
ALL business connections between JOHN
13. WERVIER lc 00., No. 310 Market street, and
the undersigned, have this day ceased.
JAMES M. BILISER.
seM-It*
Eept. 21, 1858
1111PERSONAL.—JAMES M. BILGER was
paid off and diecharged from oar employee Friday,
the 10th inet. 401118 B. STRYKER & 00.,
810 MARKET Street.
Philadelphia, Sept. 14, 1858. sels-8t
ebacational.
CiLASSIOAL EDUCATION.-ROBERT
lIJJ 11. LEDDERTON, Ph. D. of the University of
Groningen, will hereafter have charge of the Classical
department in the SCIENTIFIC and CLASSICAL IN
STITUTE, CHESTNUT Street, northwest corner of
Twelfth. No pains have been spared to render this
School eminently worthy of patronage for boys of all
ages, and m all departments—Magi ah , Classical, and
Scientific. Entrance on TWELFTH St.
eell-lm J. ENNIS, Principal.
j J. 10 ED'S INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
J • LADIES, No 1623 WALNUT Street. For terms,
apply at the Institute.
itsranamoss.—Dr. Uonverse, (editor of the Christian
Observer,) Rev. Dr. C. Wadsworth, Rev. Dr. W. B.
Stevens, Col. W. Forney, 0. Lt. Leland. Esq., Pro
errors Vethako, Allen, Frazer, of the University, and
fther gentlemen. sel64m
T J. REED has resumed. his bourse_ of in-
Pi/ • struetlon in Magic and on the Plano-forte. No.
1623 WALNUT. Street. sels-In2
'WI R. THOR BE OICE thehonorlo
AUL announce that be will resume Lie Instructions on
the PIANO immediately after his return from ffinrope,
(in the latter part of September.
Phase address communications to ". Bo: N o. 1898 u
Poet Office. sel4-12t*
THE FRENCH LANGUAGE .and LITE
NATURE, by Prof. GERARD, A. D 1 .7 No. 1008
CHESTNUT Street. Students will unit new attractions
in their studies by the 1180 of the " Cabinet des Fees> ,
he has just published.
N. B.—ractieular attention to pupils intending to
That 'Europe aa to conversation in French.
j 17.. For particulars ; see CIRCULARS.
nen
ACADEMY OF THE .F R OTE S N T
EPISCOPAL CHUBOII, LOCUST sad JUNIPER
Streets.
The autumnal Session of this Institution will open
on MONDAY. September 6th, at 9 o'clock A. M.
The Episcopal Academy presents peculiar advanta
ges, both for the moral and intellectual training, and
for the phyalcal development of the youth committed
to its care. The course of Instruction Is thorough, and
no paha will be spared to perfect the pupils to the va
rious studies which from time to time they may pur
sue
Tho rooms of the Academy Building are numeroue,
lofty, and well ventilated, and the Foils during re
cesa enjoy the advantages of an enclosed play-ground,
and an ample gymnasium.
Boys able to read, and not lest than eight years of
age, are received as don as they have begun to write
and cipher, and are conducted through the various
classes of the Academy with a rapidity proportioned to
their ability.
The tuition fee for those in the lowed clean la $6O
per annum, for all others tab per annum ; payable half
yearly, in advance. Besides this fee, there are no other
charges. Drawing, the French language, and the nee
of the Gymniusalma being included in the pries above
mentioned.
Application for admission maybe made to thoPrinoi
al, at the Academy. daily, after August Mat lbetween
he hours of 10 and 12 o'clock A. M
JAMES W. ROBINS, Principal
aulel-tn (.4w
GEORGE E. BATIKER'S ENGLISH and
OLABSIoAI. ,8011001., GERMANTOWN, will
reopen on MONDAY, September 8, 1858. an3o-18t*
R HYANT & STRATTON'S .OHAIN OF
.1-1 NATIONAL IHRECANTILE COLLEGES. Phi
ladelphia College, Southeast corner ELEVENTH and
CHESTNUT Streets. For information, call or send for
circular. 1018•tf
SVICNING SESSIONS HAVE COMMINORD.
iiSoots atu) ehate
WHELAN & CO.,
WHOLEI3ALB DEALERS
BOOTS AND SHOES
MAW GOODS,
No. 513 MARKET STREET,
su27-1m PHILADELPHIA.
MN EN'S FINE CALFSKIN BOOTS, GAI
ILL TEES, &.o , with a general assortment for MEN'S,
WOMEN'S AND OIIII.DREN'd WEAR. Boys' and
Youths' sewrd hionroes of the best city manufacture,
low pries', at DUTTON'S, No. 111 North SEOOND
Street, above AROII, East bide.
‘' SIGN OF THE BED BOOTY
Sopl3-m w & Cr *
LEVICK, RASIN; & CO.,
)300T AND SHOE WAREHOUSE,
MANUFACTORY,
NO. 625 MARKET STREET,
NORTH AIDS, BELOW SIXTH,
HENDRY & HARRIS,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
N. W. Corner THIRD - and ARCH Streets,
au2s-2ln PHILADELPHIA.
I L & M. SAUNDERS,
WHOLEBALB DIALIBB
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of PHILADIELPHIA and EASTERN Manufacture.
Ate°,
STRAW GOODS AND SOFT HATS.
0 SH E and prompt SIX-MONTHS BUYRRS will
Sod it to their interest to examine oar Stock.
au2o-1m No. 34 North FOURTH Street.
BOICER & BROTHERS,
DIANIIYAOTUREIia
AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS
CITY AND EASTERN MADE
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOB. 432 AND 434 MARKET STREET,
Below Blfth, Booth elde r
aul9•lm PHILADELPHIA
FALL STOOK
or
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JOSEPH H. THOMPSON & 00.,
No. 814 MARKET STREET,
AND
Nos. 8 and 8 PRANELIN PLACE,
HATA NOW 1X STOBX A. BARON AND WILL MOULD
STOOK 07
' BOOTS AND SHOES,
O OUT AND EASTERN MANNY/ACTT:ME
Which they offer for sale on the best terms for cash,
or on the natal coedit. Buyers are Invited to call and
examine their stook. jy£ll-tf
ROOTS AND SHOES.—The eabsoriber
.ILD haa on hand a large and veiled igtock of BOOT!!
and SHONA, which he will sell at the lowest piano.
030. W. TAM.OII,
ao2o/ man /Dan int MAANAT
. .
AV --A ANTED situation,* *Young Nan; -
T
to drive o'Carrisge understands well-the cere
Bf glories, hes fire years' reference. *adios a frulketis
aerantee, will loan hie employer 5160 Plume apply
at O'CONNOR'S 'ofileev , llo Arcade, Orestnot i , oiSoine -
Aggi WANTED TO -HlRE 7 r;A:good Monise,
• with Wiodorzi itoriiwiemfmto, wahine,: now,* of
Sixth and Noble stioets. Achirtoo 1428 X. 0. •
% 0e17.8t - "' - •
HOUSE-FURNISHING STORES.:--
A gentleman from lialtrinore t who hie bliMinalli•
ing on toe mai:offal:nue of Plain Plardshed Tittnauw.
and dealing in Honse-limaishing A.Velea generentle
desirous of obtaining a Egination as Clerk in the nate
or a 'luau. business In this city.' Views modtwater.
Please address n 001tTLAti,” Prins °Moe." 11,15201'
WANTED=By the advertiser, a loan of
IWO on a life-policy ihrdonble the Amount - A
liberal interest • ill be paid.' 'Address la &JULIAN,
Blood's Despatch. - • - " ' selb4t*
WANTED—By an- experienced BOOS- KEEPER, a Situation Ida Factory or Wholesale
House. Would have no objection to go South, 'Address
PARKER, office of The Yrs.:. 1101640
WANTED-439 a Colored Maa,.'employ-
V meat an Waiter in a Hotel or private family:—
Apply to WESLAY JOHNSON , pricey Plaoq. yon. bsrai above Seventh. . aele.2t!lP
VVANTE D=A - person haying $BOO, to join
the
.adrertior In parehasing a patent Apt of
great Ts no A large profit will be guaranteed Addresa
I. EI:NORTON; Blood's Despatch. ' - role-eta
A LAD -16 years of age, of respeotable
i parentage, wishes to lawn the Dal Goode bulimia
_n a Wholesale Jobbing House. Address W. - D.,- at Gits
°Moe. • _ " - sale gt*
WANTED - - By an industrious. middle--
- lasi Woman, a micd plain 'slier, a Slinaktoh in
a private family. Good reform:lto/1m given. Addredi
MAYNARD, Blood'a Despatch. * 14540
AN Experienced Bookkeeper desires 11
Situation Ina Wholeaele or Manuraornrivg Eats.
blishment. The beet or refereneee given .Acerote
T. ot this Ofgae. • '
eels 801
WANTED—A Man perfectly acquainted
with the Predate ittudusgs; one who lc OCtiaP.'
tent to go through the country, end puichige eonntly
produce. Moat be a mart entire liberal gaiety
will be given. address; with reference, L. 8., Press
.
Office.
VITANTRIY4-In Forwarding- and Com
v Weston House, an intelligent Man to stand 'to
the out door business. A" ilbenal -eammlation wilt be
paid, or, if be mite, a good salary.; -None but a temp,-
tent person need apply. Address BROAD Btreet,At this
Office. aus.
[WANTED.—By an experienced Book=
♦ v keeper, a situation In a anit-olase Merantl4
eetablishmetg. Best of reference given. Address
eell-6t* BOOK-112En% once of The Press.
WANTED; FOR THE UNITED STATIS
OAVALRY—Able.bodied nimarried men; 'to ,
whom will be givei good pay, ' board, elotlitnt, and
medical attendance, _Pay from 112 to. in peg month. .
No man hiring a wife or child will be abrepted. .4 1 441
(bridal:lNT= /AMOR at No. 817 KARIM
above Eighth, north ilde.'
R. N.
Let Lient. 24 Regt. of Cavalry, .
RearnitingiNgeer.
- -
og, NORTH .SEVENTH STREET.—Gen.
A.R." tlemen can be accommodated with Dinner or MU
1304 rd. Also, large and small rooms to let, with lboitd,
suitable for families and single gentlemen, sellAt*
8 OARDING.-A handsome suite of apot
,mention the second floor, WALNUT St., between
Broad and Sixteenth. . Address with reference, Li M.
R , Pras office ._ - nel64!
BOARDING.—To let, with Board, a - very
. large and floe second-story room, with gas and u•
of bath ; suitable for tan Gentlemen, or Gentleman and
Wife. Also, a trent room in third story. Apply at No.
302 North NINTH, second door above Vine street, went
side. sell-It
MUSICAL FUND HALL.
O&E MOH6,OONOEM
PARODI, JORANNSEN, sm., MILLARD, art-
OA, &LOLL ENHAIIRR, BATTER;
CARD OP THS 'HA VAGESIENT..—The, Manager of
the STRAROSCH CONCERTS reepectfolly annonnoss,
that in consequence of the inability of many familial
of the city and vicinity - to gain admission to BI'LLS
PARODI'S but Farewell Concert, it has been de
termined, on the return of the whets from Washington
to New York, to give
ONE MORE CONCERT IN PIIILADISLPHIAi—
ON TURBO aY EVSNINO, - SEPT. list.
This will be pos,tively'the lut appearance et MiLLII
PARODI in Philadelphia. The programme will be
most carefully selected,. forming the most attractive
ever offered in a Contort Mom. In addition to other
selections, WILE PARODI will Ring the soul-stinhig
American National Song,
"THE STAR SPANGLED B - •
And, by request, repeat the celebrated Trench Hymn 01
Liberty,
rcTILle MARBKILLAIBB," .
Both of which have produced, on each occasion, the
mostlntesse enthusiasm. -
1111ILLIARDS—Having returned from 'At-
Janne will open THIS hIOBNINfi- at No. 10
EXCHANGE PLAOSI, Second Story. Ihe Tables with
Improved Patent Cushions. You are rospoctfully
MRS. D. P. BOWERS's WALNIIT,ST.
ILU MUM, corner of NINTH And WALNUT
Street
FRIDAY EVBNING,' September 17, 11118, -
The entertainments will commence with
SINGLE LINE.
Mr: John Niggle. Mr _Chapman; - Mr. Charlee diner,
Mr. B. F. Keogh; Miss garbling .Co), Mrs..D. P.
Bowers; Mies Jesse Meadows Miss 0 , Makings.
To conclude with .011.11
. .
Prices of adudealon—Bsoond- Var . and Paudly Qlrely
and Third Tier, 25 cents; Parquet, 87if - oantc. Drew
Circle, 60 cents; Private Boxes,: according to *Kg
Tonle, $3 and $5; Single beats' in Orchestra and Private
Boxes, 76 cents. - - - -
Doors open at 7 o'clock; Curtain rises at T 3 &cloak.
ViTHEATLEY" , & CLARKE ARCH-ST.
TLISATRE.—WiIIianx B. Feederlnks, Actin and
Stage Manager.
. .
FRIDAY BVIINING, September IT, 1868,
Collesn'e Comedy of the
Lord Mohr', John Gilbert; Lorenell, Mr . Dolmans.
Fanny Sterling, Mrs. W. 0. Gladstone.
To conclude with ON& COAT 011 TWO SUITS.
Minimlon. 25 eta. Snared Seats in Dress Circle. BTjg
eta ; Orchestra Stalls, 80 crts ; Seats in Private Boxes, Ti
eta; Gallery, 18 eta; Gallery for Colored Persons, 25 els;
Private Box in Gallery for Colored Persons, SS eta;
Whole Private Box, $B.
Doors open at o'clock ; commence atljs,precisely.
CONCERT HALL.
BECOND WEAK 07
86NDESSOW8 COLOSSAL REPUSSINTATIONS
Or WM
RUSSIAN WAR.
Open every livening, and on Saturday Afternoon
5 o'clock. • , .
Admission 25 eontal childrin la sante. aspll-lw
Doors open at 7. Performance to commenoe at of
NATIONAL HALL-RAE.IIET STREET.
_ NOW OPEN
J. Disco WILIJAms's celebrated -
- PANORAMA OP THE BIBLE-
This magnificent PAINTING commences with Ohaaik,
and continue - e down in historical order to the Rata*.
Dish Captivity, containing more than fifty of the meet
sublime and Intereatinn manes In the Bible. -
Exhibition EVERY EVENING. Dome open it 1
commence at 8 o'clock precisely.
Tickets 25 cents—to be hid at Hall door. ChM*
under 10 years 16 cane.
Also. hxhibitions on WEDNESDAY and SAME.
DAY AFTERNOONS for famines and schools. Doom
open at 2; to commence at 8 precisely.
Explained by Professor TIBBITTS
BARRETT's GYMNASIUM; -..
BILLIARD ROOM,
PISTOL AND BIPLX GALLIORY.
Will open on MONDAY, September BM, at No. 504%
MARKET Street. 804 m.
SANFORD'S OPERA-HOUSE, -
ELEVENTH Street, above CHESTNUT.
Open for the Beason, with the Urged
TROIIPaI OF &RUSTS IN TEM WORLD.
The Entertainment, nightly offered by
BANFORD'd 'Muni "
comprise all the latest Songs, Glees, Duette, choral
Refrains, Dances. Ballets, &0., interspersed with
WIT AND ELOQUENON.
ILI fact, all the Vocalism of the day is prodnoed by
Amato, tONO, AND POBTItY.
The whole under the management of Mr. B. S. OAS.
FORD.
• • ••
Admicaton.26 Mal. Doors open at 7% •'elook ; per
formance to aomatenoo at 8 o'clock.- snail=
EDWIN W. PAYNE,
IRON BUILDING, ARON STRUT,
One door above Fourth
LASTING)!
FRENCH KID,
PATENT LEATHER,
OONOREBB WEBB,
TOILET SLIPPERS 'UPPERS,
SLIPPER. TRIBLISINGS, LACES, he. .nl9-2m
PHLLADELPIttA
NOTICE TO SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
II The underalgeed (eneoemore to the late JOUPEC
T. JOHNS) are now prepared to meet the wants of the
trade at the
OLD STAND,"
Northeast corner of ARCH and FOURTH Streets.
Their facilities for IMPORTING and FURNISHING
every article in the SHOE STUFFS and TRIMMINGS
line, at moderate prices and on favorable tenni, are
unsurpassed.
The attention of BUYERS is respectfully solicited.
WM. JOHNS SON,
N.B. corner Arch and Fourth Ma.
BRIDGETON.—The Steamer
EXPRESS leaves ARCR.Street 'Paw
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 834 o'clock -A. M.
Returning, leaves BRIDGETON Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, at 8 o'clock A. M Stopping at New Cutle,
Delaware City, Fort Delaware, and the usual Landings
on the oohansoy Through tickets for hiilleville, Port
Elizabeth, Mauricetown, Dividing Creek, Newport,
Cedarville,and Parrton. aef-lzo*
ripHE SCOTT'S LEGACY PREMIUM—
J The Comm**. on Science andthe A rts, constituted
by the Franklin Antitote of the State of Pennsylvania
for the promotional! the Mechanic Arts having nom.
mended the awiteilat tke Scott's Legacy Premium to Dr.
J. B. Francis, for Ms process for removing teeth—by the
use of Electro-Magnetism—the Board of 'garners will
award the above Premium intwo months from Misdate.
unless satisfactory evidence is given of the wont of coif
gitudity of the improvement.
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
acturn!
Jy27_tahiBw
/L ADE LPH IA WARMING AND
M. VENTILATING WAREHOUSE.
ARNOLD & WILSON,
81700180010 re 8. •. HattaldOW.
We have removed from our old stand in Walnut Street
to the LAWN STORE, No. 1010 CHESTNUT street,
a few doors below the St. Lawremn Hotel, where our
old friends and the public are reaffectfully Invited to
... in ..., ex t en d,. stool, at Warm Air Iternso
Cooking Banged, Bath Boilers, Registers,
Stone Mutels, Parlor Coal Grates, &o.
now OELLSON'S CELEBRATED PAT.
ENT NEW COAL GAS CONSUMING YURNACE, the
most powerful and economleal Heater ever Wonted,
and rutted to all clines of buildings.
Ab et new and beautiful patterns of Low Do
Grates and Parlor Goal Grates of all elses and pattern
We 'have also, commenced the manufacture o.
ENAMELED STONE MANTELS from Penn
se/mania Stone. These Mantels were awarded - 11
SPECIAL PREMIUM at skslato Pair and Exhi.
Mien of the Runktisa Institsm of this city, They
represent allthe ran and beautiful 11thl0a Nieman.,
are not injured by Smok e . Coal Ow, Oil or , Acids,
and are sold Wholesale and Retail, at mush less price
than Marble. Cali and em than.
ARNOLD & 'WILSON.
BENJ. M. EILTWELL, SupUinteadellt.
VEHadelSldl4 April ) lM 3i
Ohmic
licrarbing.
cAmusements.
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS
CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE
Ohoe Sinbiuse
13001191/1 AND DIALER IN
GALLOONS,
BERITINGS,