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ItivikfiflAttijiks ointise,tita."'W'Bioawir. 09,& , • •
EisheCitalnoool4o,:iVpin% :othhOsi . 7 0 1 4 wheat
to ttitliiif, A= l- -4 ,"=" , •--
Soh; A4pionik - 4113410day . 1 frozi-Okosspea2l Otty, =
with' Vii&tO OtikothiliedAttriko
Bohr- Ladies' Ohoieectithughter; 1 day cram
Clattle,.with dgrito Jtb Birtact.4-8ont:.
Behr 8 le Jouee. JOrthi,; - rroxii - Yroyldeitheg
Bohr Jowls Cleric, hooey,LiroM,B.oetotli.
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Bohr L Dimenhtheer,-Miller: trOM
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Behr B 'l` Smith. Leer - CrOra - Boateai',`r •
• Behr Wdodnifir 13imm biotin; troui .
Bud' BOkOonah; Barka, ribioltoitha
$ 01 07.1". Wbil4 l .l4kk . nt9, fro m Boatou.',, ,
Astir Itobt tthrsoo, 00m4.4. lituaOharlastol:,
9 mir El Outoton,l4pin Chign " .„ "-
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Soudi 13 Azusa, Liklike, trom: Watehato.
Bohr John Cadoodokir,Alihttrob' .. r . rooi New:Bedford
Swop Olivia, Poril„day,trozao.drma4leloritherheat
- to Ohnthian ,
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• &lir 11pro, , Terryrikittinlor4 T Webster, Jr. -
• l 3 chrflit9tni4tdldge, , lfigginwiTurtlat4,l7ll. Heckaker-
Pair a& Bilitait _
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<MATRA - DN - GRAOR,'sepf 17.1855.
The Wyotbliigleft, RCA:rucrtdrig with'', busts,
nt
laden and oaignedita foil:bloat • - "•• -. •
, fitrangir and %WS. lumber • to - . Nal jc:
Taylor; :Jacob •fearkb - iti;. , d0.:67 kaltbn,,Tiurderener
Co; do to NI Trump k eons; -W P Fidler, bark
lfu
to Doo7A,Pfloe,,,Ciredt Republic and Weat,Wind ,
Mtaninotin cost to - Orden-elf & Wilson; louthward and
Oolutubodirintlyatin coalte,Raliirrara,o4. , _
• (Oirrulk"nams•a-Ate Rbtladetpatilizotierike.)
' - 4 t - Del.. Sept 10.'1858:
- Tha:rarenue,.ciatter,,,Poywartl left. thet• barbOrjlethi *
a-nttinber 'GU resiels passed
the isme'day without atopniugl- eiranged.to
- N E„ accompanied with rain; end , blewao.treeb-thet the
11.et'fikoiturneletti4 to., over. Itttreeesels,-whtolentlll row.
- main at th4 ll -041Ww.. , ,An10ac,-,them are•-two Unplug,-
•threa brigs, arid aohne:Picles, , luttaildiula, , VOluntcer,
Idoutelisy,.Ellen.ltatd:lll. -Itaktotiyot P., „Harris, and
L 000 ttog;- 41 tO brig:Mont. itelbetri,,trontlintieelbo for,,
Stew Irork; - ,-Oirtnr,to, the. bigh-iess , and strong Wind
from &Naive oculdnot asiScrtain Daum of Mid
otbeia., Last' nighk.thccoint Atha:4'4A° R, and'aOt
moth nuxierate,• - •hacompanied.with retii;
,whleal u :now .
fauing quite filet .
Yonu, &a. 1-
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(lilourislissApnes of the Philadelphia _Exchange.) 3'. •
rsOarlt Isaasti: Sept 17=-1.% A M.
' ThiishipTaselltatE frOln,Live:pool, an barquo Mar
ths, Isola ti await, are at anchor off this place ind NW.
yoursi tco,r THOS. B. WSEIIIIIIh. • .
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Sept
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~,- . ;-1-- - -o.t. , — IVILIKINSiTOW,• NO,. t 1 7. , '
The sehoeneitivid Boost, Moslander. Ito ace for Noir
York, yet orned.thisi afternoon in , diotrelaihavirl bast
ail herAills; and sastfilioot ',Aker .doroake, -- , '.' -. , I - -
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"'' =L - - -'New -.Swot. Sept 3,7,
Artjeod,'iSSP' Tiottese, - troit'Susade!landi *ropy •
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W Saybuite,fteln - tdonterideo. - '" = • • -• -'
. • 110EFOLIt. Va. 09prn
71 - o:bitit:George,rhittieji from ,
phta beind
to ChOilestonOteot unite on - CutFltnek Beach on the;
• ,
T 01.14 tor
* hilitfolpkto,
• mole d Tom Illehmend lOth.litit
Stem:inlaylllortOMM -, " ;,Vokwermed, from Noir York, tt'
limoorifik"2Btki - tilt,Y,., • ' • •. • •
••_
StaanninaSeiton, { cotton, cleared atNawyorkyea-,
terdij tor .11#02, ' ,'• -
Tlicinipeort, 'cleared ,st-New ,
Yolk yoperdai f4t 01,1w1.7.: - • ' - ' • 0
symacehiri , Salidtie . OW. - Ididdloten, cleared - at- bleW
York ye s terday r ut Livorpoot- - •-- ••••• • -.
814 kleitwing, liowee, cleared at New York yeeter
day roe eau Standee°. 't 4
Ship Ocaaa lielle 4 Kelletaa, keno* itilow - york , 'yel• - ••
~tordAy, to fliisteloadiMetor,Elmiyriirebtid.',. '
- Ship rldnird Stanley, Niedrolir:idAated at - New- , York
yenerday for San Pitnelecii, , - -
WindWardi.) iraersoni , froor' Sombrero; entered
Inward at L00dAi0•314,nit1...• . - -4 - -., -- " ,, ,-0 - ,••••• •
~ , •„. . , . • _
Ship'-Thaiice - Ileff, Johnson; frau( New; ;York, entered
. inward at London 34 fear,- •t , ..• ', --•._. - tt - • .
Shfp Vanipthydthttirrost i - fredritMobile;-4"Litittrpool .
$d - - z , .
• thlf Phienti,•litowie, herlit-reiralred, -- Monied at Ll
verpool;AlocrittV,•lbirPhilifaillpkii.'-^Yf - '' , l , _,- -
8010 'David' Stemul,S , trentroitt, Called from Liverpool
29th trit forMaliusiored"J .4 , - 7-;••. , ic -• • :_-., "• L - ., •-. , -
Bate' AltiathBA, YandykM for a - port in 'the II States,-
was loading at lirocktioird 24th all. •_ -, , • - ' m
• Sb Plli
bay Zon,-J
lan'ayde, from bottom, arrived at Dem.'
,•• , - •
Ilbip, , City or Mobile, MarehoU; -from Liv erpool, at
lion,boylnly 21.2-•_,. - 2 - •-•- , ---, • - - ',‘ •••' '-- ' -,
__--,- ----.:
Ship 8111114ght,matole, for'..tr9iton, satlt d from Saroir.
Ship lakes - moo, Groot, for D . :4*km; sailed from BM.
Ship Stec gieen, Barber - ir Boatorknal l ed from goii,
gar anlytld;`:: it t; , -, - - . 2 - -- • ~.: 73 ,;--,•- v, ; ,. , .---, -
EMO rittrefteh;Sedlarnagne, ficirnlsmitroriii a rrived
at p.guv-alikr-ia:-.2- , if , , -...„,, -:e„ , ,,.,. ~ 3c.. , ~,,,,
Ship Isaak ',VfalloO;ifirdle, (root New ,Irork,airirek
at Stopf.ore Jrtti:4, Addirdinathedl4thi: - . - t1":; . -' -• .'
Sic , P.Uftio#;9/9 ordandittnet New York; Baltimore
iditp.idinitiel;NorloWifrorn Boston ; at Data.
1111 JR11,24' ~:, , ,,,- , ,,s't ,
El6l9',Q l f ekatep.-Nado, froM lieW,Yeri, arri v ed at
Bbtrilhs9 Adeft 27. , ...;•• , r, -- , '.: ;,--- - ' - - • ; ..- t ~
Ship. Isaac Jetties; Ohlidiaitt ef9 ,9 011414' for , 4!)nii,
lieng,,parestl 'Attimr•July 6 -,,, „!.. -, ...; •,..."... -,-.. • .
gOlp.ginot;wboO,.•DOle, omle - it'f(orif;OsaMitt.oT 4,1470 th
for
-Ships Airde • Eltae;Siem ,Noeinte, - I,,ihitenti; Stalnirt;
• Luz*. and Xypmingcßertoniorsfeilwadtheit at, iltirer..„
pool - . Wiest. for Mt ladophiti. t, -' 7 -1,;;,.?,, --,..- - ..
Ohio' V Witillky, MA.opmaii, from :shields int nit: for
phitadelphln.,„wai spoken Stir Mit; 11,142, long 6,„%,,, ,
Ship UrlMoui 3 Opm‘flig can trenelsce, was at Yong,
Kong 6th Jul . ,. - ' ----!,_. , - , ,_, . . _ ,
' ilhip.4inlmd ,PsAti t4plyorpilotpstlnAk:. trim Aps-,
Iforque,;Ctiirritieltitild3Wrioil , i4.ll-: 04,10i
arrived en-autaiksiiiiho pit u tt,,,.. - ..,, ~,..„, r , --,_ ; ~..,
- BABlBBVolcisii,Bitlletd, for
,lipti.Lpik; iiitlOd 'fiorn
'Mango tignu# kta,.,:!), .., . , • -, - -- . ,.- : :.-. •
- - lionint4toonoaillijni - sallo4froin Itramerhareir 29th
;ult. for l'ldiadelplais.. :1 . - '--,-,' ~,.',- • --. ' - i - '..,- -,.- ~,,.:,
-- Barotari-larbiern' Main' ,f r om Boston - at iNidagil sath'
,
tiltirocro , i . :, , ,.. t.-- , --''' %,- ',,, ~ -:,.'. ~7 •<77 , ..., , .1, ~,',-: 0; ,I,
Buena , Early Bird, Sock, zor San sranaiseo, wssra
Moult Mtreghth-July-,,,,„ - -,..-,- "- ---.; ---,- -" ' •,, ~.
Brig Unlade, Millisma,ceenAitt at-Nei York yiatere•-
day fur it eorgelown, 0.1. , -,",.! ; •,•:-;; ,:-...• •-, ti ",‘ , ' ---• -
Brig -Ablir Alicaboth; Briggt, hence, ;wariiii:Pernattr,
bore ,
BObow! mor
Itho r,:v4lin„frOra litolmOood,lrso atpergllhnl..,
Brig Creole trait iltitlinnie " 's.i Serientbdito 11th ali." -
Brig .Wi l belntilleiffirdirns&GP444 ,o l ,4 ;!4o, P 3 ;-
Itott'Ardekii, MO-M6l/464-it ;nit,.,,;'. ' ,;
_, '' " - -
i chili' W V SP - iftio - ,%C . 0i/kili.lilibitda r indlleitliit,;
Ifoffmo, hence at Wilmington, NC. 16th init.' . • -
Ache Jebw Sztee, , ,Stic a; 11.002 flew, tokk, ot. Filming
ton. - 910, - 19th fait . -- •;',.,... ; :i„ ;'"-• .• ' - ,--, •,.
Sabin Mary Vitt i l loenrid . , • ini • ilirt, „01inniplOn a
hence at Sicumond .10th1(.4„, ~,...-',-;'-, ' _•? . '
' Sobr Maria Bowe_ nna,_4;l63e, hence ,, scirtylniAttPortiand,
Sob ri 3 Ono .',ol',,iireha, _knot/mit, oleare .nt,Atalpiiro,
-10th loot "forlikilladojohln. • .• _ • • • .. s •-0 ' • - r -•
7 - Bohr Martha Wrlghtington, Wright inghtr, saile d front
- : ifammirec,l4thinst : for Ptillo4elphis..,: ~ •
-" Bohi .1, eitiroi;ertitalicir. from„ikoo: lioir - ,l9olidoi•
‘ :phin, at Itololoirgatiloin4n4indiinliid melt diy.
- - ~ .ihdenrdt- N ewniiiPoreit.frona-cwhinnntgor,Shllidel4
• Idat;And AlfaL , P.aokantroint,oili,foT.43o; -
'• uomitr*WitictfM4s Bll i , a5t.. ,, ,, , f , -,,;....,.%:: : , ,, , ,, ...:,,1-y . „_,,_,, ,, ,
••• ,:-. , Benriltiicllioiroll; iniiirie - Anderien, - BMskAiait,
- -- s4 9 # l 4.rif i eri"--NilkisPflit) o4 , 4o Skar°o,4 oo6 .l 4 iit,
• 'lnst. far hi adeinfili;; ; • ,- • 1 . . • .-,.•••••, •,- :',- , 17 , -,-, !.;.;
e4.4.*:1-0,7- - A-ctopl4‘tiliiils. foi4tilikoliflinfid
' rrinkr#4;. 4 (l l 44f ' , 803/4.4i50110C foonClfOlk Xt,ifor:
- ,l4th loot' and:lnns at ItleirmWt nest riat- - ,:-A , . : ,-,3, ' 4 . '''
PrOp e d i giallter , Miiu - 50w41*,0A945 1 , 40:21 , 16*,
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..- Sehr4obit.Verice", hair Of Bridgeton ; im,Sti tons, ballt
tit AMMAiroini-yrelLfortild irreitiltr,ilggingt AO,- has been;
,- puriliased by partirinift t.ilaiWiidurtinsirrivato terms, and:
...`"_, nor? halls front tbst - pdre;',• -,,-- : - -,•••--,,-.,-..•,-.,- ot:• - -•-• , -
.' , = .:.;tiii; Sept. 9.-4The - :"Amerfena ohlogiiiiaoirer,•Pintt, - .
,:frottcbtew Orleans for Nasitite, whirittionmWothdonigas
::,- -frepor tar Ado 8; lat ,41$11 Wit 44,Wi,iifoo passed on the
.- ' ,. .linttiliigt - f nitOfti-lonfo2 IN by t4o . Loniits 'Maher, at
j': StisEoi~
-:- . 114, 14 1 .9 9 . /0 stli-11,4 Thearneiteed skimi, , Levantitr,
"-.Mnlnnergarignottftlt,:seinier - were ;struck by lightidog
~ -- ,.lli'lltistjratliotfirri the moping, of, the 2411, Juneiind
-.-- ' rregm' dated drditigrnid"spturirlighlitillic , ..} '''' '-` """;
?:::"' , ,:ldiatPlier 191Mpt 44.2hcilOhip! Racist•ilitarAW, benne
:rfgr=linturaoi*rwoo - ashore on Oakland Bank Act inst.f. and ,
- ••••"„... , ..repprted.dtkely,Ao',Tßlgliiillo a total iroot.-1: This ' J.
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•;',-; , ; t: 2 t"-••• - the itlifi - ,'Abltyleantion, - liont"t'Altyab. for ' Antwerp;
• -atoned In:capon hay, ()Mk Atognat)-,was 'width*.
, - . (cday; fee th •iwirdlintit of mad hare been soot to Sonth
..i.tonritori'..V - , :4- . `g ;?,g 1 , ;;";' , ;R -7-, ~-,;- L•;. :/,',-,-- ..-•
ndoers from ,- etnamonmo hotl9th Angest stile than
-7 4 -, . , .",ll,4z,Agteticouto,birguttnlelegstel•froin Al ?loge foeftio, •
ot- put Lwilrhatirk lest i ifeht•treldee;rtrid wittilddlatitunge
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- - 4100 W'Peidei Va ;; - -;„ La :
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RandretyPranklitt; La- (o,,ltip„Nliii . 9t, Pa ?,
II Poster, Ohio . - • ALPeyno, Nit ,••• •
B D ; .4; ~B 14 Makin, Alt;
Z Hendiridit, , Ala .!O,S J Whaily;'Aia -
J P
Bobteiright, , Tenn : - N Maion, Pa
`Joh*. R P Mnotts;;ldd , o-4 , -; "tA Al Dart, ilettatifft r a r'"
4tireCkllBo, t.' -
Builidge; , , :Hiss Itozlidse, 8 O , -
- , MienElges, , 8 0' - • r. ,- A Beaty dr; sty, '
11 Stewart, Vs. ; Bias Etawart, ya "
Wm B Miner, Pa fitivatilia ROoff, TA
W. Owens, B.o' - , - ,
W Whaelockili I' • Bud; ==y a,'" `,
Sloe iltitt;Va J-Napreik itt: Brooklyn
V
'P Noble, N . • Down.y.:ll,Y ,
D A Boyd; Ala,.- . -
•11' Balser. N Y, W00d; , 14
.11f Stamps, Madison, NO 'IIL Wllion, Va '"
OR Onthrie, N Y I. A Chase, Boston
,J,Wlmwson,•Newarkpli 7, J.W-Zinlomrer,ya
Plyaq; 8 0 ,
All RsoNer, Lynchburg. Payati,T4tchburg
Dr,A liTands lc la, Si .Mr Odge, N
A HeOrealyds -Mrs Webb, Ala '
T Chaired; Pia': •-_ ' 2 - , Rey J B Collronn,110:t
Rdw ChriatopheriN a..., lal Oordon, Boston'
Prini McClung, Onid, Va. ! „
P.O brontan, Vs' 0 B Braley, Va
-n Price & la, - 'W Webster,N
J D Gbleelin, jr, Norfolk. , D. Haves, NY,
.0 N Y D Morton,,Va -
'Mrs ffavilaridi - N Y. '
P A Small A. wife; Pa , ;Paul Swett & wife. HIM
- Miss 0 B Swatt,Milie Miss M. It Swett, Boston
3' A Moak, To •: - Berl l'Earge, Pa
Isaac Smith, R !; G A Seagrove. R I
Francis Grose NY '• • ' Jit Brotherton, Ohio
Broom,pra7.o Wheeler, N Y
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PIRROIIANTB , HOYEL—Tour;th. street, below Arab.
0 N Spencer. °Moira . N Stroig, Ohl'eso.
0 Smith', Clerksville , Mo B T Fhb, Clarksville, Pa
Jag A .Brovriq untingdon Win G Bane, Pi • •
It Wirth,' Ohio '• ' - 7 al Dunlap A la, Indiana
Alex. EfEedgel, Reading;, Geo Tl,O,Nettl, Balt •
1 Geo J Paphos, Balt ' Ohne I Steee,ltaleigh. N 0
It a MiltG - Mrs MW • Woodward,
Mint 11 S Montgomery, - • Elizabeth
Elizabeth, ,••• Hon Geo Scott A ion, Pa
Winslow;Mik e 6. Ps; c =W Il'Axe, Pa
'rhos P Sttarpnieli, Eislem,o D Andaman, Ohio
Wzrill Cool, Ohio Jos AlicOonnel, Ohio •
Worley Adams. Ohio , T Struthers A le, Warren
7 N Phillips, New castle Mile Morrison. N Castle
'Nathan Worley,' ldsobelta Lloyd, IVillionoTart
-Wm "cOabe. Pails, Pi.-• LoweLback, Dayton
AHO Cramer, Missouri ' - 0 Boven.'oltio "
Orerßeld, Jr; Fenton :Walter Hubbard, N Y
D tiangbanout, Scranton Thos 0 Yields A la, N Y
T. , lllt,Ostorhout, do 'jotur li Plitt fc son, N J
Y ',~^e ' ~t ~; 7r S~ 3 ~n.w
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4trtnas foaro
Enda, 0 8 II Bradley, Fairfield, Ind
J Eionfoger, Ohio - jullan._Lancaster; 0
!IV Peunock,ldarlbo ' ro', 0 J Mande_rville, Ohio
P'idatiderrdlei Ohio David Goodrellow,-Pa ,
• .Ttesser, Phila Theel Baxter, Pa ,
Zoe Thompson Pa -- M Davie ei la, Ohio -
1111 Willard, Ohio: -„ OW. Hunnicutt, !3a
'A Taylor, Oa ' J F Crew,
'III Lovejoy, Gs , • 0 G Elle. ,
ILAMiahburo, J Elmer to la, NZ
tettir. is, N J EII Bolliday, Pa
'Mrs OV. Taft:llawlay, Pa .F 11 Glbson,k la, Pa „
J Richmond, Orange,o 8 Houpt "Ohio
Jas Rloei Ohio •„ John 8 Fox, Ohio
Jos 8ollidsr& la, Pa Wm B Kirk, Rook Hill, 0
Elmer, N Orleans G C Bethel, Flushing, 0,
8 Bracetn_, Uniontown, 0 J Trochlood, Ind
J Blunt, Oblo- .. R Cooper, Ohio
II W Duncan, OhloT- J F Hay, Winslow, N
8 Mcsa, N ,
VP Philips, NO
* P , Wlienian, N O _, , L trogrr, Pa
I. H. (Wolf, P. „ ' Geo Shelden, N J •
0:0 Jsoksim,,Oonii — J L Ripley, Flit
O'o Oolman,-Va . A ORege, N 0
COnangli: it O ' T B Wilson, Allentown
J IdcArthur,p ' D Will, iticartitr, 0
P liorton, N O J T Horton, N 0
°Hoard, N D Wood, Phila
1J Beck x rrile ,_ lod ' — T Olmsted &,„ wife, lowa
ABIBRIDAN, 110011B—Oheittntit" street. below Sixth.
SG:• Wilkins, Pittsburgh A &Anthony, By
J D Barnard; Philo - • John B Antone, , Vs
Nathan E White, Vit James Amor. bid •
.0 0 Barr: N'Y. Jamie Dennison, Wash , ton
A Pryne, N Y Joshua, Price, Washington
Wm Sanderson, N Y Bliss Sanderson, N Y -
John H Sanderson, N Y - - A B Brown & la, Boston -
P . ,l,Plemieg, Lynchburg Jas W Bowman, Lancaster
W:Whitroorri, Lancaater - O Al3aker, Virginia
Joshua D Pulleri-N,O - , • Robt Stewatt, Ohio
R W Beckwith - , N 0 SL Harris, Jr Da
Sand W Hawthorn, 'Pa Woo T Bider , Vs
Itobt Summers, N - -- •Oeo Bolter, N 0
Mitten, - L Thompson, NY. •
D O Dodd. Newark, NJ ;A B Vandilog, N Y
-John - Daily & lai It J . , , -aeo - W Cobb, N J-•
L Seigle, N 0 J M Culbertson, Troy, 0
Pennock,flit• • J P Byers, Yeuaogo, Pa -
J 0 Danrkelmenn, P - ottselle Robt Simpson, N J -
WlDhiadrarlankN W.Reed, Hartford.
ltobt Lamborton, Pa J Stoltz ,N 0
'3'4 °baths:dile _ A J Hiaee , N •
Mr 'Raymond, N Y 8 RHolder,ll 0.
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'Sam' trdth, , N 0 - , RIM, Vs:
W Beacham-Da , - J Taft & la, Oitiolnuati, 0
Afyon, Georgetown , DO T, Blackwell, Vs
J A Peathor ton, Na • - W R Brown,lll
Jld Robinson, 11l : - Jrus - IV gears & wife, Wa.sh-
a NATIONAL NOTBL.,Baeo Arcot, above Third. ,
Richard Oliver, Aatiliud,L'aß T BMW', Pottsville
8 btark and lady. Pa Wm Schuyler, Phila
B Wilhamq, Wo•dside, Pa Solomon smith. Luzern&
Ohio . 11 It OhldseY, Easton, Pa
:Jarnes:o_ll..essler. -- 0 Hoary. Lebanon, Pa
John IS Sine, Pottsville ' Uhlee,lll2leraville
Jon .Whltalser. Ddrham, l'a Geo A Smith, Tloga, Pa
'Geo Liman, Phil* , 'l4 W Steiger, Beading
- Jog Beinmund, Ohio - . henry Ludwig, ri Y ,
, Daniel N,llerr Ps : , John Peterson. Pa
John BePer, Pa . - Peter But, Liglktatreet,
Wlt But,- Lightstreet, Pa 3 B (cod, Manchester, Pa
`MOUNT:VERNON HOTEL— Second street, above Arch.
J Gem A Whistler. NJ • - A R Walters, N J
-0 R Ifemple, Princeton, NJ. A Morton, N
Mns Borner, , Norristown A L Hares & la, Del .
Mien E T Barris. Del Miss T Barris, Del
A Webb, lkenobtown, N
,CFN Webb, Frenchtlwn. NJ D L-Weatherhed lady,
that G Evans, Milford, Del '
;tit DrasSlMolord, Det=
MADII3OIIIIOI7OD-Bsoona ;treat, Moire Market.
A B. Diet:NT' Semi Gm.. Delaware''
M' Sutherland; Delaware M Matter, Philada
Mr Houston, Delaware Mr List le Itt, Washington
rhba Stack, Maryland . 0 Dempsey, N Y •
+DB Dickinson. Cleveland J Brewster & Is, Indiana
4.13 T I Achey, Philacla -
- 178 Vassal, 'Washington .
BABLNI opal HOTEL4-lieocend street, below Yin..
711 Brodhead, A Tailor, Cl'nton, N .
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Coinrui t, Pa , 0 Mal , Bustleton, Pa
• J Elkhorn, I • - B 0 Harvey, Pa
.Jos Butcher &boy. Pa Miss !derrick. re,
a Buckman Ws. Newtown J Newbold, Mewtown
Treso, PIROVIIIe, • • J & la, Burke ea
0 Torbert; Beaks co . • Goo Merrick, Bohm co
Butburn Pa' V A L Peasant, Pa
H Yardley, Pa ' • . Gee Piowere, Attleboro
L Thomas. Lumberrille • • Time Parry dr. els, Pa
'Joe Gilbert, Greenville ,W H Gilbert, Greenville
'Areas Buyrer,llar , • _Sao Walton. Pa •
&mg Sutton,-Ps. , Jos Smith, Newtown
, Daild Pell, Pa* S Phillips •Newtown
Jaa 0 Cornell.-Pw . • Mrs Psul, Pa -
Christ lox; Holland, Pa Robt Ettstburn, Ps
Rbbt Longibore, Newtown Seneca Beans, Newtown
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'Jno Hoppeck:Newtown , .0 Heath; Newtown, Pa •
11 Hildeeth,Kansis 0 Dastbtoin, hocks eo
,Jadob Fisher, Becks co Sllasilough, Bucks CO.
S Sutton, Montgomery co 1 Buckman, Newtown, Pa
'Jto Eyre, Newtown_ Joo Dainsley, Newtown
0 Cadwallader, Pa . . - Hon Bamo Bradshaw, Pa
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third, &bore Oallowhill.
/IKarlaberger;lleading - Gro Butner, Reading
'Baml Prom, Pa- • Dr Reading, Byberri
Dire Readint, Byberry G W Peering, Coonerebnrg
J - 11: Haldeman, Werriogton .1 Bedrock Warrington
Baml Bhuttt Warrington Geo W.Welf, Dauber.,
J Gerhard, Denville _ Wm Eddowe, !foreland
limper Roads, Byberry . P Lehner', gunmeytown
P Miller, - Bnmneytown ' 8 Roada,Rontbaropton eo
L Clemens, Doylestown.Ps 0 Bony barges. Reading
'Andrew Ditty, Georgetown SIL lemmas, Cheater Valley
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HOTHIrThIrd et - root, &b. Oillowhill.
Airs Steckel, Pa - H Hollingsworth, Pa
Yost. Reading, Pa 8 Mark k. , a, Easton, Po
J liartinon, Ps- - , Beni Smith. Bricks co. Ps
Wm Beemerthmics co, Pa P Leight, Lightstreet,ra
IT FGallstlns k Tenn John Jones, Y
Lett Simmons,h Pa - • - „ -
BLACK liE/UllNN—llith and Merchant street/.
Hestia, Pa - 'Gilson G Bmlth, Md
,Jee Brown, lifd`.. - 'HP °woof Cheater oo '
/3 Perris, - West •heeler '•'• - .1 - Nies, PA • ' '
M Bitter, Idd' $ H Aldridge, Jr, Phil*
John (litentsr. Pa - H Bosel & eon,-W Chester
;Geo Wolters, Phoenixville N'D , Wilters,t Pbceatuille
laming Harty, Pa - • John Gregg; Del
L Gregg:Mel , . Isaac Taylor, Phila •
OUR b Thompson, Philo T W Thompson & la, N
.114 Brewer, Pa
.„
On the 16th instant, by Bac Dr. Toeeph P. Berg, Mr.
Ulm
Pt H y to Mtn. SARAH POSTER, all of
On .
Thuredny, Sept. 9. ad St. Luke's Church, New.
town, Pa., by Rot: Mr. lloninon. ARLES BEANS,
'of Danmike, to.Miu MARIA LOUISA BOND, of the
former Awe.' • - at
On Thursdaymorningi 16th inst.', BELINDA 0., wife
of I- B. Lancaster, In the 61st year of her age.
Mer male friends andthose of -the -family are incited
attend-her funeral, -this (Saturday) afternoon,
llitlittatantott 8 &clout - , from the residence of her
husband, No. 1420 Arch street, without further no.
Hee.' Afatter",l eel riceit tit: John's Church, Thlrteenth
streetiaboveThestnnt... ; • **
On-the Hillt inet.i-JOHN MeA.VOY, elde;,t son of Mrs.
Margaret and' thelate Treads MeAroy, In the 30th
leer oft& age; • • '
Nis friends; ittd Seel of the family, are Invited to
littend,the , fooeral. 'from the residence of his mother,
-N.:W. corner ol.l..tith and Fitawater streets, on Sunday
' .
afternoon, atl wlthout further notice. *
the "16th Instant( Sir: DAVID J. JOHNSTON,
aged 27 years. - • - -
The relatives and Mende of the faintly are respect
fully invited to attend the tenant, from his late resi
dence, 1804 South street, this (Saturday) Morning, st 10
"o'clock.
On-Thursdayileth blatant, CHARLES IifoOONNgLL,
In the 26th year of his sire. -
The rela , lres and friendlier thefamily are respectfully
lutlted- Mottend the fix beret, from the residence of
amnia, 3fcoonnell, No. 834 &menden street below
,Questk: this (Saturday) afternoon, at 1 *
At Trenton, N. 7., Sept. -le; VISOLNIA D, only
daughter ofthe late - N. D. end M. L. Mount, In her
19th year,. t'
The relatives and - friends of the family are re
'ipeetfully Waited 'to attend the funeral, from her
mother's reeidence, State street, Trenton, this (Setae
.day) afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
[kThird Reformed JUMelt
W. J. R. TAYLOR, Pastor, Service in this
_Match .TO-M 0 dItOW, at 103$ &clock in the MORN
ING-, end 7x, o'clock in the RVIANINQ, by the Pas
ter. „ - - selB-I.t*
O-
;._CONCERT H A LL,
'the Covenaut.—Servlces at
HALL, CHESTNUT above Twelfth,
, TRnovir * (Bundaly) at 10% A. M., by Ray. B. 8.
MCINTRIUTON, a e d at 1% I'. M. by, Rev e .ta.. 4 .o
'
-try: Thirties - IWWard to the Rescue. ..An Ad.
Journed mestisg of the 'People's Association will
be ,held - at` the Southeast carper .of NINTH sod
fiP8.4 4 4,04,14DEN, second-story, oiligiNPAY
Bept.:lothi at l 3 o'clock, for the purpose of
,elesting an seentire Committee for the coming cam•
p7 l gui - ,l94.49uNiating importset business.
President,
noire. * - -Ews, Elec!,j.. • stelB4t*
Bible' T'efriritims Ehilnie'Of Hours !
T.. it. FITOUktON,AD,N,i ;at NATIONAL
fiL," HARICKT aniop, above - Twelfth, SABBATH
ifornbfg, at 10)j o'clock- s t pataethelightningcorn.
eth:out of _the Beet, Ind shiriath even unto tee 'West,
elsolhe eon:1114ot the Bon of Man be. ll Union
gr 810 ,11641 14 &Mkt to ACM: Au invited. it*
11Carriages.
bleat o.
, „
'figNEWEA - 60 1 ,0en of tb - tt Union Taber.
-Pau& _6OBO anEMlSAßD , Aireottetut.
To..
ay, Ohildren , e Uneting,at 4 P. 41...„,
Pm er Meeting at 8 P.M: t• , rJ . f. ,, 1 * S :•;;„ .., sr
... , ---To. °now,- Preaching at 6 A. M., b.f.ts.e'r• E. M .
_. I
~
'A At 4 P. - ll'clir , lteraote. NEVIN and BTOEX.
- P .
k. 81., by,Ttetr'll. lE' °ROWEL L. , - . '
') Thci parling' Meeting on MONDAY -Ilvenlng nett. - •
•.: '', I ' sele.lt*
451reen.Street "111: —Cheirch—Rev. A.
- COOKKAN, Pastor, will'Preach' YO-31.0R1,{0W
Morafng at 10.36 nod in the Evening at 7X. In the
Eeetant;bil special 'request of Many Young Men, ,,
h - te.wili repeat the Connery .presched by him last Fall,
before the Young Melee Christian Assoolation It*
nIU 'E , X4lfth-Street' 111, - E. Church, 'corner
of TWELFTH and OGDEN fitreata.—Prencbing
TO. MORROW (Siiday) September 19th, at log A. M.,
bk,ll4iy. A. A. WILLITS. Preaching also at BP. M ,
and_ 7,4 P. M., by Rey. GROR4:OI RIIQUES, Agent of
the Seamen% Friend Society. AelB-]tie
•
Twenty.sreond Wnrd.g...The Cilitene of
, tho,Ward in favor of the eleetion of the nomi
pees Of the " Peonle's 'arty" are requested to moot at
the TOWN HAIL, Orreedutown, on - MONDAY EVE.
bl,Nelt, 90th instant, at - 8 &cloak, for the purpose of
orkaidsatlon. By order of the
selB-2tiv - EXCOUTIVE COMMITTEE.
(fir Notice..--Sealed Proposals, endorsed
"Proposals for Furnishing Supplies .to the
Board of Cowrollers of Public Schools," will be
received' at the office - of - the Controllers of Publio
Schools, Southeast _corner of SIXTH and ADBLPIII
Streets; Addressed to the tandveigned; until September
28th. 1858, at 12 o'clock 'AI, for the supply of all the
800118-and STATIONERY to be used in the Public
Scheele of the City of 'Philadelphia, until the let day
of JatinarvLlBs9. The Proposals - must state the price
and quality pi the Books and articles of Eta lonery pro
posed tole furnisiol; bud he accompanies by a sample
of each item. ff." lint of the Books and Ste lonery au
thorlied by the Beard can bo procured at -tbeßecreta
ry's Office, Southeast corner of SIX 2 II and ADELPIII
streets„ By,order of 'the Committee on Supplies.
ROBT J. HEMPHILL, Seey,
Board of Controller of Public Sollools.
ra'Tubercular Disease, or Cousurnpflon—
No. - L—lf false 'foots be once on foot, what,
, through neglect of examination, the countenance of
antiquity : and the use Made of them in discourse, they
are scarce eVir retractcd.—LOrd Bacon.
"Nothing ban so much checked the progress of phi
losophy as, the confidence of - teachers in delivering
dopiness truth+, which it aroma be presumptuous to
,
questhni."—Blinumphrey Davy.
Tho universal failure of all the methods - heretofore
1 . . . .
.. . .
emp'oyed for the arrest of Cure of Consumption would,
it might barebeen supposed, have induced the procm-
Mon to have questioned- the i truth of the doctrines so
lot , g received in relation to the nature of Consumption.
On the contrary, the'hypotheros of the medical schools
have remained undoubted; hence, notwithstanding the
endlees - chauges'of treatment which have from time to
time been adopted, the terrible fatality of the disease
bee remained unchitoged, while annually hecatombs of
victims have been othisigned to the darlineos and silence
Of the grave. Is it then surprising that the living, on
reviewing this fearful sacrifice of life upon the altar of
false science, should come to the conmusion that for
the arrest of this fell deetroyer every mofessional ef
fort in alike futile. unavailing, and hopeless? Doctors
KENT and BEACH hove, after yearn of successful re
search, effected - a
coinbination of gases possessing in a
very markeddegree a controlling power over glandular
a , largements and degenerations, particularly in the
structure of the lungs. Their exhibition is not attend
ed with anyinipleseant effects upon the patient; on the
contrary, they aro rather pleasurable than otherwise;
In sheet, we deem these elemental, combinations as
amongst the most efficient aide Belentie hoe rendered in
the treatment and arrest of the phenomena called Con
sumption. Upon the Britt nae'of our new and pbllo
- those laboring under - pulmonarydis
ease experience a remarkable end moat salutary fall of
the pulse, ranging from ten to thirty beats per minute
—immediate relief from the dtstreseing shortnest of
breath, and Jammu ,casen a Complete restoration of voice
where this line been partialleor wholly lost. Weloare
known patients eingor whistle 'she hail not been able
to do so for months, and who wore astonished at their
min power of voice. We have subjected all grades of
conaumptives to its influence, from those on the confines
of the grave—who under other eircumstanpeo could not
have sat up lorg enough for the operation —to those of
simple congestion of the lunge, and always with the
Most *avertible remits._ The lever and night•sweate are
promptly' arrested and a permanent state of tranquility
'secured • the further waste of tenscular structoree la
remarkably checked—the blood diverted from the sur
charged and congeited lungs, and dtatributed more gen
erally and vigorously through the eyetem
Au enlarged' respiration te induced, and the system
generally is gradually restored to its normal functional
condition. ,In Bronchial afrections (olergyrnenee sore
throat) the eifects or our treatment are very , marked
and sansfactery, f.ir in many camellia arterialleing power
• minces, in a eing'e hour, a complete evacuation of the
engorged 'capillaries. We have 'effected cures of Bron
chitis in a single 'mar, nor have we yet met with a
Riegle case which has required a month's treatment:
Oftlee,ll22 VINE. BT. HOURS-9 !to 5.
• D7' Oonoumptivea should not_ confound our new
method with the antiquated, recently revived, and al
lead/ stain ea p oiled ye:mai or, d toted inhalation. A
Stites of ratlines expla.story of 01).0 theory and practice
wilt from time to time appear in the journals of the day.
sell3.lt*. -- •
- Bt. Louis Ten Per Cent. Mortgages.—
The undersigned, President of the Real Estate
Savings Institution of St. Lone, and an old resident of
that city, can be mien between the hours or 0 and 12
o'clock, for a few days ' at the Office of Charles D. Keen,
No, 825 Walnut street, by parties ,desiring to invest in
Deeds of Trust, or 31ortgages bearing ten per cent. in
terest, (the legal rate,) in the best city property_ Any
information desired will he promptly giren.
_
' •
W. K. RUDD
Refer to John B. Budd G
, Reci , Wm. W. Keen, En.
gell4t
L.Ga , Man Meeting of the Democracy of the
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT IN FA
VOR OF THE ELECTION OF GEORGE W. EERIE
GER, THE REGULAR, DEMOORATIO NOMINEE
FOR CONGRESS.—The Democrats of the First Con
gresslonal 'District', and ell other citizens favorable to
the election of Dr. G. W. NEBINGER, the regular
Democratic nominee for Congresa, will meet on SA
TURDAY. EVENING next, Sept 18th, at 8 °Weak. P.
, at.the corner of El° II TEEN fir and WILLIAM Ste,
Seventh ward, to reiterate their devotion to the great
principles of Popular Sovereignty, about to be endorsed
by the whole Aznellcan people, except the mercenary
supporie aof the minority rule; to denounce the on.
warrantable interference with the rights of conscience,
and the war upon the rights of garage waged against
the mechanics and laborers of this district by the Na
tional etaneaselders:.-teetlecieete.the sapaal tee-pros
rent tariff, and the passage of a new one which will
adequately protect and foster all branches of American
indualry f to rebuke the present Representative for h s
heti &yet of the interests and principles of hie constitu
ents, and his degrading subserviency to the nullifiers
and dlimelonlsts of the Booth. Let the untrammeled
Democracy of the dieted turn out in their atrecgth.
The following distinguished gentlemen cordially and
publicly participate in this movement, and will be pre
sent to whim a the meeting:
Ron. JOir N 0. KNOX, Attorney General Penne,
. .
Col. JOHN W. FORNEY, WM. E LEHHAN, Esq.,
DAVID WEBSTER. Erg., Dr 0.11. KA &MIX,
D DOUGHERTY, Esq , J. NICHOLSON, Eng ,
JOHN.O43RIAN;
__
Eng , J. L. RINGWALT, E-q.,
JOHN• HOLLAnD,Erq.. .1 J. GREENFIELD, Eeq. 3
_.__
aIeELHONE, Esq.
Dr. G. W. NI:BINGER, the Demo ratio nominee for
Congress, will be present and define his position on the
,political levees of the day.
By coder of
sel7-2t COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC MEETINGP.
• Firemen's and ether Union Prayer
RIEEVINGB, under the auspices of the
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
ON SABBATH AFTERNOONS
United States Engine, Wood, below Orown et., from
11X to bx o'clock.
Penns% lyamin nose, Eighth et., below Green, from 4
to 5 OclOck,
United Um, Brown et , below Twelfth, from 4g to
6) o'clock.
Perseverance Hose, Quarry street, below Third, from
4X to 6K P. M.
ON SABBATN, at 7K P M.
'*Dillgent Fngine,forrier of Tenth find Filbert etc
Delaviare Engine, South at., above Nineteenth at
Western Engine, Oallowhill, below Sixteenth at.
ON TUESDAY, at 7X P. M.
America Bogies, Buttonwood, belon Third at.
Philidelphm Engine, Seventeenth, below Chestnut
Hobert Morris two, Lombard at., above Eighth at.
Columbia Hose, Cherry, above Seventh et.
ON WEDNRSDAY, at 7K P. M.
Kingsessing School Douse, Darby coal.
'lndependence Engine, Niring Garden. near 24th at,
Bontawark Engine, S. Third, above Washington et.
Diligent Hose, Madison, above Race ot.
Fairmount Hose, Pleasant earnes t above Eleventh.
- ON THILREIDAY, at 73i
N Liberty Rose, New (Quiet aliOve Coates et.
Railed states Hose, Buttonwood, below Fifth et.
Bauylklll note. Locust et., below Thirteenth it.
Naval Asylum, Gray's Ferry road.
Fairmount Engine. RI ge avenue above Wood it,
Good Will Rose, Wood et , below Twenty-tbird.
Clubltoom, corner of Fifteenth and Filbert sta.
ON FRIDAY, at TX P. M.
•
Western HMS, TVl<Otigth et , above Lombard at.
Vigilant Hose, Eighth at.. above Wharton at.
Warienllme, Barker, above Eighteenth at'
(Spring lamden Hose, Parrish, near Eleventh at.
DAILY.
* Diligent Engine, corner Tenth and Filbert eta., from
f>toae.lit.
Young Mena Union Tent, B. Fifth, below Wharton
at. from 6t06 P.
&dies and Christian friends are affeeti onately invited
to attend.,
order of the Executive Committee of Young lifen , s
Christian Association. sell-sat tf
The Fran and Floral Festival In aid of
IE Tllle PHILADELPHIA SABBATH SCHOOL
AESOCIATION will be held in JAYNE'S HALL, com
mencing on MONDAY BCENINO, September 20th.
Sabbath Schools, in a body, will be admitted every day
before 6 P. at. Donation's of Yrnita, lihmera, &o ,
(which will be - gratefully acknowledsol, ) received at
the Hall Seam Tickets , 25 cent.; Teachers' Ticket.,
10 cents i Children's Tickets, 6 cents.
JAMES It RODGERS,
J.B CUMNINGS,
wrcuAbt GETT Y; Committee.
- ' 0. A. lIINGSBURY,M.D.
sel7.2t ISAAC SUMBA,
iirrPhiladelphia and Darby Railroad Cora-
U. 3 pant' subscribers to the Clapital Stock of
the Philadelphia and Darby Railroad Company are no
tified that YOUR DOLLARS per share (below the ba.
lance of the first Instalment) will be due, and is hereby
DV:tested to be paid, on the 23th September Instant,
Office of the Treasurer, No. 121 W ALNUT Street, be
tween the hours of 10'A. - 11. and 1 P.M , DAILY ; and
at the Blue DOD Tavern, Twenty-fourth Ward, on
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, between Four and Ftve
o'clock.
By order of the Board of Moreetern.
5e144.2t THOMAS SPARKS, Treasurer.
or, Horne 'for Invalids with Affections of
THE CHEST
S. W. corner PARKE and CHESTNUT Streets,
ie9•lm West Philadelphia.
BANK 'TEA STORE, SECOND AND
ORESYNU f Bradt imported GREEN and
BLACK TEAI3, of the New Crop, at the lowest whole
este pikes: Oolong, Young Dyson, Imperial, Gun
powder, Oongou, end Medan Teal, all warranted pore.
Another retail branch of thin Store, 1206 RIME
AVENUE. above Spring Garden Streak. Remember,
" THE DAVE TEA STORE," Second and Obeetnut,
Philadelphia. selB.lt*
ADIES' NOTICE.—GoId Oval Photo
_ I graph Frames. gilt on the edges, fitted complete,
$1 each ; large Gilt Looking Gla.ses, good article gl2;
gilt work, mule to order, cheaper than any home in the
city.
•el 84t* 708 South THIRD Street.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.—
LUg*The Steamer YOIINS F ngton, every AMEICA leaves
IiIEttARODE Pi Wharf, Kenni SUNDAY
for RED BANK, in place of the Logan at 1034,1 X, and
3 o'clock, stopping at Arch and Christian streets. Re
turning at 12, 2)4, and foji o'clock. Excursion 53
cents. solB-It* .
r 49000 $3,000, and $1,600 TO LOAN
9 oa Mortgago.
M D. LIVEISETTER,
iselB-It,* 1 . 29 (loath FOURTH, opposite Library.
COD LIVER OIL, wbon united with Old
BOURDON WlllSlCElf—both of which can only
be proanred ofd truly genuine and superior quality at
J. O. 11A1011 & 00 , 164 North Third
o reet—Pos-
MUM infinite gentle° propertied . ael.B.lt*
BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE—A aupe
17 rior make and In complete ordor. Inquire or J
WANDELL, Jr , 409 Chestnut et. aell3-Itie
lIIP ()HANDLER Y.—A full assortment
constantly on band and for alas by
WEAVI3,I2, grELF.II. k. CO.,
No. 23 North Watfir street, and
No. 22 North WHARVES
IVO ONE should go to the Sea-shore with
ont a bottle of our lIEDIOATED BRANDY in
their Valise. In canes of sudden illne.s It would be
the means In many instances of saving life, Di Ld-
PEPTIC persons and those debilitated, have . been re
stored to health 'y its ABS.
ZIEGLER A RAMIE, Druggists,
anEl.dtd Idonthweat Ger. oeoond and Green etc
into pitEss e —pinujagt,PMA:. SATURDAY. SEPTEMI3ER 18. 1855:
" S ' 6' T L At 4.14 -06
- w- "0 , -.. rn,ocrob4
-
M.? 0 R "/' DRY GOODS
J3t E A-La h:itsf.
ootmor Tua
BEST ASSORTED swap,
—NET, FRESH, `AND ELEGANT' ,
JUST RECEIVED 'PER RECENT AE RIVALS
. FROM EUROPE,
Tti now exhibited and for male* our .
WAREROOIB, . •
DE FOREST; ARMSTRONG, 00.,
SO . AWE 94
ORAMBERS STREET,.N&W YORK,
TO WlllOll WE 130L'IOIT ATT:ENTION.
Having mail° extensive additions to our Stores, we have
with great care, selected a
SPLENDID VARIETY-OF
DRESS AND FANCY GOODS,,
Such no will enable our customers to give a Now and
Attractive Appearance to their Stocks, and aid
them In retaining their trade in the
face of all competition.
- We have purchased for cash
'AN EXTENSIVN. MOB OF DOMEBTIOS,
Which we give to buyers at Prices below which none
will care to sell.
Thle patter. of our Stock embraces the leading atyles
DIERIMIAO, COCHECO, PACIFIC.
AND SPRAGUE PRINTS,
MANCHESTER, PACIFIC, AND HAMILTON
D ELAINE S.
LAWRENCE, CABOT, AMOSKEOG, YORK MILLS
DWIORI', LONSDALE, exo WAMSUTTA
MEETINGS /ND SKIRTINGS.
WHITE GOODS.
In this department will be found Linens and Handker
chiefs of our importation, eapremily adapted to
the wants of alga Trade, with a choice line
LADIES' SKIRTS ow , Tito MOST APPROVED MAKE
CLOTHS, OASSIZERES,AND VESTINGO, VOTER
CLOTHS, ITO.
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Compete! ug the latest and most useful Inventions
BROGUE, STELLA, and .yO()LLEN, In great variety.
The principle upon which we do buelness in grounded
upon MUTUAL INTEREST, knowing that, unless our
Customers make money out of us, we cannot make It
out of them.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG, k C 0.,.
Noa. 80 and 84 OBABIIIKRB Street,
NSW YORK
1 111 E ATLANTIC MONTHLY
DOR
" OCTOBER,
NOW RII.e.DY.
CONTENTS
,The Now World and the New Mae.
The Poet Heat'.
Her Orace, the Drummer's Daughter.
W aldeinsamkelt.
The German Popular Legend of Dootor Faustus.
➢liss Wimple's troop.
The Cup.
Tne Language of the Sen.
The Whirligig of Time.
The Tel, graph.
The ilirda of the Garden and Orchard.
The Old Well
The Dead House.
The Autocrat of the BreakfaaLTable.
The Dot and Line Alphabet.
Literary notices.
Tux ATLANTIC with the present number completes
ite drat year Its publication was commenced in a sea
son of ummarapled depression; but !oeuvres' has more
than equalled the expectatioes of the publishers. And
the character It hoe acquired for ability, candor, spirit,
and variety, it is believed, Sully redeems the promises
node on ice behalf. -
The ViesT VOLUna, consisting or seven numbers,
ended in May lest. Tito Semen VeLone, also contain
ing seven numbrre, will end with the December issue,
in which the Index will be given. Hereafter the vol
umes will begin with January and Yuly.
Tho pageant' the ATLAWTIO aro etereOtypOd, and back
numbers can be supplied.
Taunts: $3.00 per annum, or twenty.five cents a num.
ber. Upon the receipt of the price, the publishers will
send the Magazine, post-paid, to any part of the United
States
CLuns.—Pive Copies will be sout for $lO, the sut•
scribers paying their own postage.
PCILLIPA, 8 431PSONT, k CO.,
Publishers, No. 13 WINTBR Street, Boston.
selB-Itt
36 11 .„ E ,co w ..p . C t O en U b il r T l , 2 11 /m F d E l l ei T Ei S t)c h e a P v e T e toltr a B r t e h l . ,
awl aro only fully de l t:rib l eu by INLAY& BaC.NELL'o
B NH-NOT4 Iit:POUTED., published on Wednesday
IMLAY & BICKNELL'S BANKNOTE REPORTER,
now ready.
IMLAY & BICKNELL'S BANK-NOTE REPORTER,
now ready.
IMLAY & BICKNELL'S BANK-NOTE REPORTER,
now ready':
IMLAY & BICKNELL'S B A NK-NOTE REPORTER,
now ready.
INIL AY & BICKNELL'S BANKNOTE REPORTER,
now ready. . -
IMLAY & BICKNELL'S BANK-NOTE REPORTER,
now ready, at $2 per annum weekly; $1.25 semi
monthly; or 75 con n monthly; single coulee 5 cents,
not 10 mtg. Office, No. 112 South TOMO Street.
0017-2 t
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAIN—Ey Dr. I 11 FRANC fB. the Inveabor
of the Galvanic Process, Odic., No. 1125 Riau !Watt.
Also, medicates, tills, and inserts Teeth. All work
warranted to give entire satisfaction. sel7-3t*
EODr. W. S. MaILMENNEY - ,Dentist,
would Inform his friends that he has resumed
prscUce at No. 1343 CHESTNUT Street, second door
above the U. 8. Mint. sepl-Sm
E'NGLISH. VERMILLION and ULTRA
PIAK,NE BLUE, especially imported for Painters
and Printers. Put up in 1 lb packages, and for sale by
LAY & BROTHRR,
2411)00K Street, up stairs.
CIEMM
1110 CO N IehOTIONERS AND BAKEki S.—
JL 600 lbs. Oil Peppermint, warranted pure;
1000 " Carl,. Ammonia;
200 " Carrawny Boed.
Per sale low, as wanted, b•
WIkION & MERRITT,
Wholesale Druggists,
208 Market street.
rIIIIOiIAS CUARNOOK, FURNISHING
.11. UNDERTAKER, having purchased the right to
GOOD'S PATENT CORPSE r ItE4SRVER, is now
prepared to furnish it m connection with his business,
at No 427 South UNTIL Street, above Lombard street.
Nel7-Stit
JUST RECEIVED—An invoice of Welch,
Margetson, & Co.'s Superior Londommtde STOOKS
and T11?,3, for sale by DANCOoIL & CO,
Manufacturers o , the celebrated II sbit Phtrts,
eels-12t 712 Chestnut et , opp. Masonic Temple.
CI DNS, RIFLES, AND SPORTING IN
VW PLR/dr:NTS,
•
The Subscribers have In More -
THIS LARGEST ASSORTMENT
FOWLING-PIECES, RIFLES, &C.,
Ever offered in tbie city.
Desirous of reducing their assortment as much u
possible before the let Dec , they will sell
AT VERY LOW PRICES
THEIR ENTIRE nTOCE,
comprlitar
GUNS FROM VIE MOST ChLEDRATED MANU
FACTURERS OF ENGLAND, likI.GIUM,
AND FRANCE.
RUMP S. JUSLIOE ‘t GO.,
No. 21 North FIFTH Street,
above Market.
WILLIAM GEISSE & SONS,
No. 116 South FRONT Street, below Chestnut,
LOOKING-GLASS PLATES,
AND BEADS Cal EVERY DESORIPTION,
Vor the INDIAN TRADE, ,!co , /co
TO CASH BUYERS.
TAMES S. EARLE dc SON.,
81.0 CHESTNUT STREET,
Invite the attention of Western and Southern Custom
ers to their Immense and elegant assortment of
LOOKING-GLABSEB,
PORTRAIT AND PIOTURN-PRAAIEB,
ViTING'S FARINA CRACKE S.—These
Crackers aro acknowledged to ho ono of the molt
healthful articles of food ever reduced, and they are
now used by camellias falai' les with great advsntase.
One pound of WINO'S ORA.OKERB in estimated to
contain as much nourishment as two ponadlt of bread.
Thai° who use WING'S CRACKERS regularly. find
them UNEQUALLED FOR THEIR INVUIORATINO
POWER, not only in aiding the action of the atornach,
but in restoring those forme of the system which have
become reduced by disease or mental and physl e.al labor.
Eminent 'physicians recommend their use as a valu
able fowl in sickness ea well as iu health, and especially
for Children.
Re cure and get those etamp•d " A. WING."
These may be had of the best Family Grocers gene
rally, and at wholesale only of
A. N. THOMPSON & CO.,
Nos. '221 and 223 PULTOII Street, New York, or
RINGER & BROTHER, Wholesale Agents,
No. 10 South FRONT Street,
For the convenience of Purehaseis, we glee the names
of some or our beat Grocers who sell them: selB 20
MAGIC SHIELD COOKING STOVE.
NOB BMX ONLY BY
O (MBE= & CO:, 849 Korth Second street.
17.0011 1.171tY.E5, northwest corner Second and Ship
pen.
WM. A. CANNON, 317 South Second, and 937 North
Second Arcot,
GIVE 6 6,N, 249 South Second street.
JOUN LYONS, northwest corner Tenth and Callow
hill.
STRIMIETZ & DUCK, 1323 Germantown road.
\ YRANOIeI FALLS, 639 Race street. melo-3t*
PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINA
;•-, 'PIONS, with written descriptions of character
16 Including advice iureferenco to business, health
soltvtuprovernent, &G., ate made day and eve
ning at POW LSO, WILLS, & CO.'S,
sell-3w 922 Chestnut et., Philadel
BONES. -100,000 Shin Bones, enitablia for
timbrehi and Button Makers, In store an. for Ws
OBOABDALE, PEIROEI, & 00..
104 NORTIT "roVIAB.I7IB
QUERRY AND PORT WINK.-80 qtrs.
10 Eighths Harmony Sherry. '2O qrs. Wallis Port
Wine, in bond and for sale by
WnSuiA.ll H. 1 EATON,
ee3 216 South PRONT Street
CHEESE.-250 boxes Cheese for sale, by
0. C.
door
& co.,
m.ll ARCH AtroPt, 2d door above Frout.
lI .P T IA NA I
acco ti t g A .3 l:— mar lO y O u ß . al o es Hiavyanas
ale Leaf
443 140 Nova' /front stint;
OF VARIOUS FABRICS,
EMBROiDEHI.ES,
WOOLLEN GOODS,
SHAIVLS,
Mery publuatiotto.
illienizoirp.
Importers of
OPPOSITE TEE GIB MID EMI,
OIL PAINTINGS,
ENGItA9/1K413,
Suitable for the
GALL TRADE
WILY Sc BROTHER,
No:- 920 CHESTNUT: STREET
' : - , OPEN TIUS DAY
TlLolr Pall,lmportation
• or
CARPETINGS, '
44 •
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
00154 r "
CARPETINGS.
ELLINGTON DEOBSELEL
BIIPBW ALL•WOOL INGRAM,
EXTRA FINE INORAINI3,
DOUBLE 00TiON OHAINS INGRAINS,
VENITIANS, AND LOWER GRADES,
Of cholceatylea and apirnrod, manufacture, constantly
ieeolving and for oats by
Nolo toc2l Non. 128 and 130 CLIESTNIIT St
NEW FALL STOOK.
McCauley, Brother, & Brewster,
23 NORTH FOURTH ST.
HATE Just opened an.entlre new stook of
HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND FANCY GOODS,
to which they invite the attention or first•ciass buyers
Our stock la particularly adapted to
THE SOUTHERN TRADE.
pisa LINENS,
WOOLLENS,
BTURIt tiOODS,
BLAI4IIETS,
A full,and geitoral asoortment of
FALL DRY GOODS
for solo on fayorablo terms by
WRAY & GILLILAN,
121 CHESTNUT STREET
atL3l-ttt th 924 t
AUTUMN TRADE,.IB6B
STAPLE AND FANOY
DRY GOODS
AT WHOLESALE
DRESS GOODS OF NEWEST STYLES, SHAWLS
OF EVERY VARIETY
MERINOS, COBURN, MUSLIN DE LAINES,
VELVETS, SILKS, ALPACAS, GINGHAM,
OLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATINETS, TESTINOS,
FLANNELS, PRINTS, DLEAOIIED AND BROWN
GOODS,
With a complete Line of
EMBROIDERIES,
And other styles of Goode adopted to a
FIRST-CLASS TRADE,
All of whloh are offered for sale Obeap
W. G. CHITTICK & CO.,
43S MARKET and 433 MERCHANT ST
anl7-tn th aat2measain ....
CLENDENNINGn 3
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS,
TABU] COVER. 3,
TABLE NAPKINS and TOWELLINQB
TO TIIN DRY GOMM DIERGITANTS
GIINtLEMEN: Ao I have bestowed more thou usual
expense and labor In getting up this article of Damask
Table Damask in this country, and have succe-ded in
furnishing an article equal, and in some respects taupe
dor, to the imported one, at a much less expense, I
trust that those who have a disposi . ion to encourage
Aimless Ilaraneatati and American labor will not
forget my address.
atlomnammarct
ARAMINGO BMA FRANKFORD,
211IDADELPIIIA.
P. S.—Pedlars and those who travel and supply Coun
try Trade will find it to their advantage to call at ihe
Mactory before purchasing elsewhere. Parties wishing
to buy, and cannot make it convenient to call at the
battery, will please send their address, and they will be
waited ou with samples of the above. se3.lml f
Mal estate
VALUABLE FARM AND OOUN
RIP TRY SEAT AT PRIVATE SALE —A valuable
]farm and Country Seat, 75 urea, with largo end supe
rior Stone Mansion, ex enalve out-buildings, fish.pood,
&n., bet teen the Second street and Word Plank read,
about 'IX miles (rem the Passenger liallroad depot at
Prankto4d. It is situate in a most beautiful and de
sirable neighborhood, and well adapted for a Country
neat, park, or boarding-house. Immediate possession.
Apply to 11l THOMAS & i'ONS,
Roe. 189 and 141 South FOURTH. St
VALUABLE LOTB AT PRIVATE BALE—Estate of
Dr. nowt BiIiENDERGEft, deceased —Valnatile Lot
southwest corner Broad and Arch streets, extending
through to Cuthbert street.
Federal Lots ou the east and west sides of Broad et.,
north and mouth of Federal.
Loth on the north and south side of Federal street,
between Twelfth and Fifteenth eta.
Lots on Thirteenth street, Olarion street, Watts et.,
Tiernan street, and Flfteenth street. Null particulars
will be peon on application to
. .
M. TIIONAS & BONS,
4,13 115 18 21 23&25 No 139 and 1418. 1/01711T13 St
Cartinpro.
CARRIAGES.-
WM. D. ROGERS,
COACH AND LIGIUDCABRIAGE BUILDER,
1009 AND 1011 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Orders for CARRIAGES from all parts of the world
executed with promptnesa, and satisfaction gum anti oil.
,3nuelq, tot.
BAILEY & CO.,
BAILEY & KITCHEN,
Have removed to their new Firelproof, White Marble
819 CHESTNUT STREET,
NORTH BIM BELOW THE GIRARD HOUSE
Now opening their fall stook of
IMPORTED JEWELRY, PLATED WARES, AND
FANCY GOODS,
To whit& they invite the attention of the pnblie
SILVER-WARN, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND
PEARLS,
AT WHOLE/31LN AND ANTAIL
ANDSCRUBS AND CLAMPS
lIANDBOIO/118.
No. 1. 62%0. per - doo. No. 6. $1 12 per doe
2. 76e. " 6. 1 26 ti
8. 870. ts 7. 160
4. 1000. " 8. 1 76 ,4
CLAMPS
S Row, $1.25 per dozen.
7 Row, $1.75 per dozen.
8 Root, $2.25 por dozen
HENRY C. ECKSTEIN,
52 North THIRD Street, Philadelphia
0 ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
AOADIA XREESTONE
Now landing, and shortly to arrivo, 1,000 tone of this
beautiful Stone, both of the
BLUE, GRAY, AND BUFF TINTS,
the former or which, for softness and delicacy of color,
is unrivalled
For the character of this storm please examine the
following buildings
Joe. Ilarrison's, Eighteenth street and Rittenhouse
Square.
Harrison'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. W omreth's, 415 Arch street.
kamuel Sluice, Twelfth and Chestnut streets.
T. K. J. Fassitt, Seventeenth and Locust streets, and
others.
ARNOLD t WILSON, Agents,
PIIILADELDDIA. WARMING AND VENTILATINQ
,
1010 CHESWARE HOUSE TNUT STREET.
M3lO-8m 11. lt. FELTWELL, Sup't
A WNINGSI AWNINGS I
JOSEPH U. FOSTER, Awning Maker, No, 443
North THIRD Street. above Willow. Italian and
French Window Awnings for Dwellings and 011 Re Win
dows ; Awnings for Stores, Awnings for Steamboats and
Ships. All Janda of Awnings. Touts, Flags. or any
thing in canvas, made to order by JOSEPH 11. FOSTER,
Awning Maker, No. 443 North THIRD Street. Resi
dence, rlo 340 South Front Street
5137-1 m JOSEPII 11. PORTER.
CAMPBELL'S DINING SALOON,
V Corner of THIRD St. and HARMONY COURT,
Has been closed for several days past, in order to be
regenerated and disentlyalled. It will be opened on
MONDAY nekt.2.oth lost . with improvements and al
terations which will astonish the town. The inset has
thrown lila soul into the task of iron zeal, and we think
that his efforts will meet with universal approbation.
When reopened it will be a model establishment,
sell-tf
- -
riIHE DELICATE, and those who are pro
nounced convalescent after a long duration of ili
um, are recommended to use slight stimulants. We
mm, in all cenildence, commend the PURE PORT
NM of oar own importation to those who are allowed
the luxury. It lea fruity, 'unions Wine.
ZIEGLER & SMITH, Druggists.
and it-dtt Banthwaßt nor pound and OreAn eta.
A ARAM SLACIIV6 ENGRAVING, DIE
Sinking, and Ernie:mend Printing, 'Envelope, and
SW Preps htsporsotory j No. 1 Month SIXTH Street,
rili4daPhia? iiulS4ll4
2
inep t&oirlra.
GREAT ATTRAOTIOZT;!
OVPR $1,600 WOB,TH OF SHAWLS FROM WHICH
- • (-TO BIAICE A SELECTION; •
N. B. cor. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN (Atte%
Have therbest SHAWL Stock in
Philadelphia They
would respectfully call attention to the following very
cheap lobs, viz
• • •
46 LONG BROOM, SHAWLS at 8 each.
20 Do. do. , do. ,• - at 10 41
20 Do. do do. at 11 w
" 24 To. , . do. do. at 12
10 Do. do. do. at 33
20 Do. do. do. at 14 it
20 Do. do. do. at 10
• 8 Do. do. do. at 18 w
,8 Do. do. do. at 20 w
' 8 Do. do. do. at 25 as
In the above Lots of Long Broche Shawls will be
found every desirable color cf centre.
BEAUTIFUL STELLA SHAWLS
From $2 to $l2, la every car.
French Blanket shawls in new dei•igas.
Plain fhlb.t Shawls, Square and Long.
Real Canton Crape Shawls, Plain and Embroidered.
Ohildren's rhawis, Atlases' Shawls, and Gentlemesoa
'Shawls, at' - - "
CHISM'S,
-"ONE PRIDE CASH STORE.,'
Northeast Owner EIGHTH & sPRINO GARDEN
N. 11.—City and Country Storekeepers buying for cash
!nay find - hargaios at T & C.'s -
P. S.—A Magnificent stook of Silks now on hand.
sO/8.41
Black SILKS.
SHARP LESS BROTHERS
NAVE NOW OPEN
Glow Black Rrott de BriManta ;
Ileavy Bleak (roe (}rang;
Bilwhoff's rich Black Bilko;
Bonletc, superb !Inns silk.;
Wide rich eilke for Clooks •
hints for Mourning without lustre;
Bich Figured and Bayadero Hike;
131ack Armares and Yer allow:Les ;
Honey Black' 'lash Poplins;
Patin do Chines and India d•ilko; -
Bolton, double Jupes and a Lee;
Black Flounced itches, very cheap.
8017 " EIGIITII and OUSE3TNITT_Streata
JObEPH LEA,
(1)1AS. LAING & CO. IN THE FIELD.-
vv The light goes bravely on "—Pall styles Gents'
DRESS RATS now ready. The atteetion of gentlemen
is invited to thin model style for the Fall of 185 S, having
been approved nod met the approbation of gentlemen of
taste. We offer it to our customers with confidence, and
recommend it, knowing that none but the beet work.
menahlp and first quality of material have beep used in
its minstructiun n o solicit fur it the consideration of
gentlemen. CELLO. LAING & CO., flatters,
sol7-2t,* N, E. cor. alit STN UT and SIXTH Ste
NEW CLOTH. STORE.
HENRY D. NELL,
SUCCESSOR TO
QEO. Sf.„OOATES do CO.,
No. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Just received, the Newest Styles of
FANCY CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
Also, a choice assortment of
FRENCH ET.;ACE. AND COLORED CLOTHS,
And other Goon adapted to Men's wear. sel6-19t
VESTINGB, &c., &a
NEW GOODS,
BY THE STEAMSEIP FULTON.
40'
L. J. LEVY 44;.., CO.
Are now opening from the Steamers,
AFRICA AND FULTON
A Variety of Now and Beautiful Goods for
FALL SALES.
Their assortment embraces all the Novelties which
have been manufactured for the
•
PARIS RETAIL TRADE.
809 AND 811 CHESTNUT BT.
selMt
•
FALL CLOAKS.
"the 'Sabecribere will exhibit
ON AIODAY AND DURING THE WEEK,
ELEGANT CLOAKS,
(In advance of their uintll opentng,) to which they
invite the inspection of
LADIES AND STRANGERS.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
NO. 7QB CHESTNUT STREET,
solS PHILADELPHIA.
NEW FALL GOODS.
11 Opened from recent Auction gales—
Bayadere Potencies, at 40 cis.
Rich Plaid Poll de Morrie, 20 to 37% eta.
Neat Bayadero 51ohairs, 28c.
Fine black and White Lusora, 25 eta., worth 38 eta
Plaid; Black. and Brown Mixed Poplins, 18% eta.
Lupin'al Black, Wool De'ainea 35 eta.
Block, Wool De!nines, 25, 33,35, and 37% eta.
Mode Wool Helsin-g, Lupin's, 33 and 35 eta.
Lnpin'a French Merinoes, 00 eta.
FRENCH CHINTZES.
Gay colorings and new designs at 25 eta.
Beat English D a and Merrimac rela H.
FALL SIANT LES.
Now making, Silk Dusters for Fall Wear.
Also, Cloth Cloaks and Dusters.
Now Shawls in Shawl Room.
Daily receiving New Gouda.
COOPER & OONARD, '
gall 8. R. corner NINTH and MARKET.
N. B.—POSITIVELY no deviation In the prices.
ANTILLAS ! I MANTILLAS! ! Mc-
LTA ELROY respectfully invites the Ladies to call and
examine his Meek of Mantillas, embracing many styles
not to be found elsewhere. Our stock is the largest,
our patterns the latest styles, and our prices so low that
we defy competition.
5,000 yards' Black and Fancy Silks, 37,4, 44, 50, 56;
rich, 62X , 60, 76 ; Tory rich, 8.1,117 X, 95, $L
10,000 yards DelMnea, Bareges, beads, at 10, 12X,
16X, 18X, 20, 22, 25, 28, 31, 35, decidedly the cheapest
in the city.
10,000 yards fine French Lawns, 10. 12X, 16X, 20, 25,
worth, many of them, 37X to 52X, very fine.
Ono lot of Crape Shawls, at $l5, worth $3O.
500 yards sido•band Cassimeres, 37X , worth $l, 'with
a great variety of desirable goods for men's and boys'
wear, less than usual prices.
1,000 yards 81nrseilles Yestings, at 25, worth 76.
1,000 yards new style Ribbons, the cheapest in the
city.
1,000 fine French Needleworked Collars, at $l, worth
10,000 yards of Plain and Plaid Taconets t Swiss and
Cambric White Goods, the greatest bargains in the city
Ribbons and Fringes and Trimmings, In endless va
riety, at less than half the usual prices.
MoIILROY,
No. 11 South NINTH Street.
Jel•tu th e-tf
SPLENDID ()Pk:MING of NEW
GOODS FROM THE GREAT FRENCH AND
OTHER SALES.
CHARLES ADAMS
Will have arranged on second day morning, the 13th
Just., a large and choice variety of new and desirable
DRY 0001)3, retnpted to the present setson,
LUPIN'S 111011 PRINTED 14101ThSELAINI13, All-
Wool, in variety.
All-wool, in variety, Robes a Los.
• Do. FRENCH MERU% OES and CASHMERES.
All•wool Plaid and llayadere Poll de Climes, and
all w..0l Flails.
Boyndere Nlshatrs and Valencias.
Lupin's black Bomb•zines.
Do. plain colored Mons Delaines. •
Tinton Printed Delsines and Plaid Cashmeres in great
variety
SHAWLS FOR THE SEASON.
LUPIN'S SIELLA. sHAWLS, in many kinds and
styles
Brown, Black, White, and Colored CENTRES.
Plain mixed Oil EN lI,LE SHAWLS, bound and with
fringes, for FRIENDS
First quality rich Plaid Bay State long BLANKET
SHAWLS.
D,ab Centre and mixed Blanket Shawls.
Nair, and medium Square do , Sea., Ac.
sell-cod-tf Etatati and ARCH &teeth. —
E YRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH STREETS,
OPENING OP FRENCH GOODS
RICE! SILK ROBES A LEZ ;
SILK 'toms, DOUBLE SKIRTS;
SPLENDID ROBES, TWO FLOUNCES;
SPLENDID ROBES, THREE FLOUNCES;
NEWEST STYLES FALL SILKS;
ROUND-CORNERED SHAWLS;
EXTRA RICH PRINTED DR LAINES;
PLAIN AND BAXADERE BLACK SILKS.
EYRE 8c LANDELL,
sepl-86t FOUR= AND ARCH STREETS
114 R. BIAS'S SYRUP for Scrofula, Li
ver Complaint, and all Imperfections of the Blood.
also, a general assottment of Eclectic Medminea may
be obtsined at hie Medical Store and Office, No. 405
South ELEVENTH Street, (Masonic Hall.)
Office hours, from 8 tc 10 6. M 8 to 4, and oto 8
P M. nolB-110-
I.llAlt •Jr,. B. OR Di B S CURE-ALL—TUE
11 GREAT PAIN ANNIHILA VCR AND REMEDY
FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK
BOWELS. Prepared by a Chemist. Bottles 12X,
and 60 cents.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE!
lIAMSELORRE , S CURE-ALL should be kept in at
families. in case of accidents or sudden sickness.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Rheumatism.
HARTMORNE'S OURE-ALL cures Orampg, Cholla,
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
HARTSHORNE'S OURS-ALL cures Pains in the
Limbs, Bite, Sack and Breast.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Spralne, Bruises,
Scalds and burns.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Neuralgia,
Toothache and Minim in the Joints.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Cholera, Dlar
rhcea and all Pain
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL curer Ear Ache and
Deafness from a cold.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Dyspepsia and
Indigestion ; also, Canker and Sore Mouth and Sore
Throat.
HARTSHORNE'S OURS-ALL cures all Spinal Affect-
tione and Weakness in Limbs.
HARTSIIOII.NIVS CUBE-ALL is a great tonic to
Weak Stomach and Dowell., and Improves Digestion,
[IT' As the frequtint eharrs of the weather produce
a bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs anti Body'
also, Stiff Neck—ovary person should get a bottle. It
acts upon the Novice, Mueeles, Sinews, Blood and
Bone'; and, by its warming electro- magnetic power, ex
pels all pain from the system. Gec a bottle and try it,
and you will be astonished at its happy effects.
N. B. If you have a Cough, use HARTSHORNE'S
Pectoral Syrup of Wild Cherry, it is the beet Cough
Syrup in the `Billold. Bottler, 25 and 60 cents. and $l.
If you are ns, use HARTSHORNE'S AN'TI
BILLIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Stomach
and Bowels, carrying off all Bile and Foul Secretions,
BMA, 2ficents. Sold by It. tr JENKINS,
No. 25 SOUTH EIGHTH Street,
Between Market and Chestnut Streets.
Shuts , Stores, Chestnut and Market streets,
Garrigneat. Tenth and Coates streets.
Wagner's, Tenth and Lombard eta. anl2-th atudtf If
CLIERMAN CIGARS-800,000 in store and
%A for sale by WILLIAM IL YEATON,
No. 110 south HRONT street.
13TAPLE AND FANOY
SILK GOODS
TODAY
Alebtnnal.
Sot' Bale anb to tet.
1 A GOOD INVESTMENT.—For Sale
ch three-itoi7bri ek houeit, new. Two
on Earn eap—Two
stri.et ; 'one on, lAnna nl etreet, s
above Eighth.
- and below Wharton area. Will pay to per cent.
Apply to D. S. PAUL, No. 623 QUEDx Street, South
wark.' selB.U4 ;
VIOR SALE-Lot of Ground, Nortb side
.of COLUMBIA Avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth Streets. No by 80 feet, with three fronts.
Apply to IL 0. THOMP4OR & G. M. CONARBOE,
SeIS-St , 933 &HOU Street
FOR SALE-
_ _ bandsome residence,
with gA l ,the modern imprevenienti,,large side
yard, Ir.pery, &o , SIXTH', near SPItIN,I2 "GA ROEN
Street Terms easy. P. R. LYND, trX f3opth SIXTH
Street, (second gory.) "" : - sel7-lm_
FOR - . .8 . 01 . 14 OR ,EXCHANGE—A
Ltuil. haryisnmeneitmaniion, 19 rooms, and 90 /Levis,
near Gwynedd Station, North Pennsylvania Railroad.
Site splendid, fruit tibundant,lth nueurpasaed. Any
person really desiring a hantlsorne Pountry Seat in ;es
change for city proprty, will find this, an unusual on-
L P ° Y r N t" D, 5h
ni
' tYor S a . ' SWYI.
P l llB u h t , (
i ng
21a a tO b iy e -
01 7 . FOR SALE -A prkty - Cottne ? nine)
Ida
out
and ono ormore Rojo, on Wydining , avenue,
two mike out the Second-ttreet Turnpike. Alto, several
handsome Cottage lots The neighborhood it healthy,
beautiful, and rapidly improving.LYND; bk, S.._
SIXTH 9t; (24 story.) - oemith
Fro SPECULATORS and CAPITALISTS.
_IL —Thirty acres or loss otbeatitilut Land on Wyoming
Avenue, near New Second street, only two miles north
ot the pavements, for sale a bargain, and terms easy
Apply to P. K LYND,SX South SIXTH Street, (second
atory')• - - ael7-
.0 TO RENT—The new iron-front Store,
No. 24 North THIRD street, above Race, with
the use of Shelving. Counter, .ke. Suitable for the
wholesale- Clothing, ,Notione, or any other businets.
Terms low. Apply at No. 252 North TIIIRD Sveet,
three doors above. - . - sell-12t1. If.,
0-1„. FOR SALES 04 TO RIENT.--A Denim,
fad ble property in Rising Sun vlllllO3. Lot sixty feet
front on Germantown road, by mix hundred feet deep
to a main, street. Thi improvements are a brick
dwelling, with strite;coutaining fourteen rooms In all.,
Also, a groon.house, two hot.houses. edttage on back
streeit, stables, coach•house, ko , including a choice
variety of fruit trees, all of whioh will no sold on ac—
commodating terms, or a portion rented to a good ten
ant. Apply to CREBSW.ELL di WILLIAMS,
sole-et 206 WALNIII . Street.
fIIEFICE TO-LET.-AN ELIGIBLE OP
FICH for an Insurance Company, or similar cor
poration, having three communicating rooms on the
same Door, No. 224 WALNUT Street, above DOCK.
Immediate possession given. Apply to
3ogN lIEFFMR, or
TIIbMAS T. BUTOHNIt,
No. 112 South FOURTH Street,
mhtlo-tuths-tf second story, front room.
em : To' LET—A fuTfurnished Hous6, in
Li a Off ESTIVUT Street, east of !troad rowseion
immediately. Addreis BOX 1868, Post Office, sele-St
FOR SALE- '
Ono of tho most Valuable,ftsd Deoiraile
DOUBLE BROWN STONE RESIDENCES
IN TIIE CITY,
No. 1810 GELESTNITT STREET,
EXTENDING THROUGH TO GEORGE STREET
Having been built by the owner for his own Residence,
no expense has been spared in its construction.
Apply to CHARLES BOGGS,
629 Market Street,
Or to M. THOMAS & SONS,
s 14-imif /39 and 141 South Fourth St.
C 4 HOICE COTTAGE SITES, WITHIN
'kJ three minute, walk. of two Stations on Philadel
phia nod Germantown Railroad, for sale cheap. Apply
nt corner of Tioga Street and Plank Road, or at No. 23
North Sixth Street, to
een-lm* - T. L. LITTLEFIELD. ,
ebnrationai.
ALLEN GROVE BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL for Youog Ladies, PRASSYORD Penn
eylvania, six mile, from Market street, Philadelphia,
under the super" tenderice of Mrs. E. L THOMPSON.
Young Ladie9 received at this Institution it nny time
during the regale:l • it*
DENN INSTITUTE—Southeast corner of
IL TM itv.SENTH and BILDERY Streets, opened
on MO' DAY, the eth of September., -
Private instruction, though favorable to rapid pro
gress, yet mends the scholar into the world with a keen
sensitivenem, which titan) , diequalifien him for active
life; whilst attention to many oftentimes forces the
instructor to meet general difficulties rather than those
personal to each individual, and the learner either
loses all iutereet, or becomes superficial in hie acquire
ments. For these and other reasons the number is
limited
For foram information apply paraonally, from nine
o'clock A. M. to one o'clock. r. M., or by note, to
aelB , lf It. STAWART, Principal.
VNGLISH SINGING—BaIIad and Opera.
tic.—Mr. FRAZER gives Instraition in 'the
above styles, on the moat approved system.
sell3-1m 409 South XIOLINEENTII B'reet:
pOLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, P ENN
Square—Applicants ,for sdiettnitta titto the
TECIINIVAL BOCIOOLS are regnested to present
thembolves for Examination on MONDAY, September
2D, at 9 o'clock A. M. A. L KENNEDY, AL D.,
a018.3t Pres:dent of Faculty.
0" - N . LASSICAL EDUCATION.--V,OBERT
vFI. LADE ERTON. Ph. D. of the University of
Groningen, will hererfter have charge of the Oleuteicel
department in the SCIENTIFIC and CLASSICAL IN
SIITUTE, CHESTNUT street, northwest corner of
Tivelfth.._sm_pame have...been spared .to_rander this
School eminently worthy of patronage for boys of all
ages, and ,p all departments—Engl ah, Clinical, and
Salentine. Entrance on T WhLFT El Bt.
nel7.lEn J. ENNIS, Principal;
T J. R} ED'S INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
•P • LADIES, No 1523 WALNUT Street. Tor terms,
apply at the Institute.
Dementia ose.—Ter. Converse, (editor of the Christian,
Obsereer,) Rev. Dr. C. Wadsworth, Rev. Dr. W. B.
Stevens, Col. . W. Forney, 0. Ir. Leland, Esq Prn
°teem Vothske, Allen, Frazer, of the University, and
ether gentlemen aelSlm
J
REED has resumed his course of in:
• struetion in Mode and on the Nano-forte- No.
1623 WALNUT Street. nels-1m
M. 110 RBEOKE has the honor to
announce that he will resume his instructions on
the PIANO immediately after lila return from lburope,
On the latter part of September.
Pit sae address commtmidations to "Box No. 1808,"
Post Ofhce. - sel4-12t*
eIEORGE R. BA.hKER'S ENGLISH
_
.CLASSIPAL SCHOOL, OER\IANTOWN,wiII
reopen on MONDAY, September 6, 1858. an3o-IBt*
lIRTANT & SThATTON'S CHAIN OF
31-1 NATIONAL MERCANTILE COLLEGES. Phi
ladelphia College, Southeast corner SEVENTH and
CHESTNUT Streets. For inforination, call or send for
circular. jelit•tf
EVENING SESSIONS HAVE COMMENCED.
Buote anb Oboes
i ttl EN'S FINE CALFSKIN BOOTS,
SHOES, and GAITERS; Boys' and Youths'
sewed hlontoes, best city manufacture. Low priers.
With a general assortment fur Alen, Women, and Chil
dren's wear, at DOTION'S,
No. 111 North SECOND Bt., ab. Arch, East aide,
selB.2t "Sign of the Red Boot."
WHELAN & COt,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
BOOTS AND SHOES
STRAW GOODS,
No. 513 MARKET STREET,
an27-lui PHILADELPHIA
LEV/CRABIN, & CO.,
K,
BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSB,
MANUrACTORT,
NO. 525 MARKET STREET,
NORTH BIDE, BELOW DIEM
HENDRY & HARRIS,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
N. W. Corner THIRD and ARCH Streets,
au2s-2m PHILADELPHIA.
& M. SAUNDERS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
BOOTS AND SHOES, ,
Of PHILADELPHIA and EASTERN Manufacture.
Auto,
STRAW GOODS AND SOFT HATS.
0 511, and prompt SIX-MONTHS BUYERS will
God it to their interest to examine oar Stock.
au2.0.1m. No. 84 North FOURTH Street.
BOXER & BROTHERS,
_ .
MANIJIACTUREBS
WIEOLEOALSI DEALBIIB
CITY AND EASTERN MADE
• BOOTS AND SHOES,
Noe. 432 AND 434 MARKET STREET,
Below Fifth, south aide,
AulMm PHILADELPHIA
FALL STOOK
or
BOOTS AND SFIOBS.
JOSEPH H. THOMPSON & 00.,
No. 314 MARKET
.13TREET,
AND
Nos, 3 „,„3 5 FRANKLIN PLACE,
HATE FOR IX axons A LAMA AND 'WILL ASSORT=
STOOK or
1300T3 AND BIIONS,
OF CITY AND EASTERN MANUFACTURE.
Which they offer for sale on the best terms for cash,
or on the useittlotetlit,. Buyers are invited to call and
examine their stook. jy3l•tf
fIOOTS AND SHOES.—The subseriber
RAF has on And a large and Taxied stock of BOOTE
and SHOES, which he will sell lit the lowest prices.
GEO. W. TAYLOR,
n 0214.7 S. E. corner end MARKET Sic
—
BRIDGETON.—Ibe Steamer
EXPRESS leaves
ARC
Street Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 8,4' o'clock A.
ys
M.
Returning, leaves BRIDGETON Aloodaye,Wedu New C esd astle, a,
and Fridays, at 8 o'clock A. Al Stopping at
Delaware City, Fort Delaware, and the usual Landings
on the ()Annecy. Through tickets for Milleville, Port
Elizabeth, Maurlcetown, Dividing Creek, 'Newpse7-Im* ort,
Cedarville, and. Parton.
G OOKS, 0114.11BEBNAIDS; foie
; General Ifousawdrk,Knalf.grOlro !din;
Boya, 17p sod Down - town Domestic -- Ferrante want-to
all parts of Oity and Oottotri; fromptooripß7B Maio,
18 A80AD.4,. Oheatnnt ab. 6:12." pelftito, =_-
VITANTED--A - Ardting Lady,tio attend,in a
RetairSaricifiti)re.- *Addregat , 1 at this .
selMt*
A . prENTEAL:GLIZI., "ivishedlmployinept
In - wpriyato family to do Hongosioili:_ _ls' a good
washer and Ironer. Apply at No. 4,-Or4 Court below-
CHRISTIAN, on BIRTH. - ; .-187841.1.
iIit‘TANTED- , -A Sales man in a 'Wholnnis
V,,
YI Oloth Stoic. None need apply" except these ac.
quainter' with the baldness: Addneee "S. B." office of
The Press. - oelB4t*
WANTED_—A sober, industrious Man to
drive and:felre charge of a horse. Must be Well
acquainted with the' city. Apply at - No. 410 fikittla'
BU 01111 i Street. ' selB.lto_
VITANTER.---To Adopt, a Male:Child-not
younger than three Years - Good - care - And moral
training iv patantioa, Address CHAIIITY, ati
this office. - seiB SW 1
VITANTED—The Loan of $1,200 for three
V menthe, for which 10 per cent, Intend and good
real +otato seearity_wlll be given. Address FACTOR,
at this office." salB-2t*
WANTED —A purchaser "for Patent
is
r right of an ititicla "needed for every day use:
$3BO only reqblzed. A sure and profitable business
will be insured. For particolars address F.DMUND3,
]]food's Despatch. aelB-6t*
WIDOW. LADY desires a situation
euperinteod the altars of a house for a Gentle
s:nun. or would be fully qualified to act as GoTerneaS.
The beat of ,referentea given and required - Address
BXBERIENOE, Blood's Despatch. - selB-3t*
ma' WANTED TO HIKE-A: good Bothld,
with-ribdern improyements, within's!' squares of
sixth en I Noble street's. Address L t Box 12.8 r. 0.
8817-8 t
VITANT.BD:—By the advertiser, a loan of
5500 on a lire-policy for double the amount A -
liberal -intereet 'will be paid. Address .11Ita.NEGIN
Bloodls Despatch. ' selmoSt* ,
INIANTED—By an expeiltinced BOOK=
KEEPER, a Situation in a Factory or Wholesale
House. Would hive no objection to go South. Address
PARKER, Dine of The erase. sel64t*
WANTED—Ic person haying $BOO, tb join:
the advertia.r in purebaelng a patent right of
great Tit ue A large pr•'Bt will be guaranteed Address
3 .13. NORTON, Blood'a Despatch. sele.ets
A N Experienced Book.keeper desires
.L Situation in a Wholevale - or lianuthaturing Eats=
bliehment; The beat of reference' given -Ad.:levee J.
T., at the Office. - 6°16 6t*
IVANTEto—tA Mon perfectly acquainted„
with the Produce ilturiness; one who is compta
tent to go through the country, and purebs•e coon
paid ace. Most be a smart atteve Man. A liberal emery
vr,II be given. Addiese, with reformat, L.- B, Pram
Office.
VA/ANTED—In. a Forwarding and - 430 - 3 m.
misdon Rome, an intelligent. Man to attend to
out door business. - -A ithe.at oinitualesion wilt be
paid, or, if he suits, a good - salary. Hone bat A comp.a.
tent person need apply. Address BROAD artist, at this
Office. gala
WANTED, FOR THE UNITED STATI
CAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, nruninded men, t o -
whom will be given good pay, board, clothing, and -
medical attendance. Pay from to- - m 9 per month.' -
Noinan having a wife or child will: be accepted. Ap
for hiI)IINTND axavroz atlio 817 - 11ABLIT iltee
above Niphth, north tide. -
B. N. NAGLN, -
Ist Lieut. 2d Bev. of Cavalry,
Recruiting -
A- HOTEL KEEP N', R StrangerStranger NOM
arrived in this city on Sunday last, at 1 A Ikl:„
from Cincinnati was taken with his baggage to a hotel,
where he slept and breekteeted. - He went out after. -
wards to take a walk, but has never since been able to
recognise the hotel he stopped at. Any person having
such trunk in charge will please a 4 drras - JAS. ARCH'
ER, care of T. ILLMAN, boa ARCH selfl-11*
PERSONAL. -;- This' is to notifythe:pub4
that EDSON JACOB§ Is no longer in.my employ.
All debts must be p.,14:1 to the undereiped. .
itelS-St* T.JVDSON.'
BOARDING. -A Widower, with Three
Children. age] respectively five, nine, and thir.
teen yearn, wishes to secure BOARDING- with a retired
Private Family. in &Central Dart of_the City. Address
M., at this Office, stating terma.
A- GENT LEMAN .A.ND WIFE, one. or
two SINGLE O ENTIAM EA, may obtain dogfish's
BO ABDING, at 121 North NINTH Btzeet. References
exchanged. , - - • aelB.lt4-
G 25 NORTH SEVENTH STREET.—Gen.
tlemen can be accommodated with Dinner or tall
Board. Also, large and email rooms to let, with beard,
mutable for families and single gentlemen. sel7-6t* •
BOARDING. -A handsome snite - of apart
ments on the second door, WALNUT St.; between
Breed a..d Sixteenth: . Address, with
_reference, L. M.
It , Press office. - sel6-tf -,
_
BOARDING —Seieral very desirable
Rooms to Let, with Boarding. at No. 426 PINE
Street, below Fifth street. sel6-thatufm*
BOARDBOARDING.—To Let, with Board, a-very
ING.—To
large end doe second-story room, with gas and nee
of bath; suitable for two Gentlemen, or Gentleman and
Wife. Also, a front room in third story. Apoly at No.
802 North NINTH, second door aboTe Vine street west
side.
RS. D. P. BOWERS's- WALNUT-ST.
TFLEkTftE, corner of NINTH' and WALNUT
Street. _ .
, SATURDAY EVENING, September IS, 18511.
THE youra OF FREDERICK THE giltE&T.
Frederick WilWarn the First of Prussia,. Mr. Ricking
Charles Frederick, his eudest son, Miss A. Cruise;
Queen Bo i .hia of Pruisia, Mrs. F. B. Conway ; Mina.
both of Brunswick, Princess of Austria, Mist O. Rich-
Inge. To conclude with THE ADOPTED CHILD -
Prices of admission--Second T.er and Family Circle,
and Third Tier, 25 cents; Parquet", Big - cants; Draw
Circle,- 50 cents; Private Boxes, according to their
locale, $3 and $5; Single Seats in Orchestra and Private
Boxes, 75 cents.
Doors open at o'clock; Curtain rises at 7g o'clock.
EATLEY & CL ARE 'e ARCR-ST.
11k; A T S. Zredexicke, Acting and
Stage Manager
SATURDAY EVENING, September IS, 18513,
rnE £OLDIER'S DAUGHTER.
. - .
Widow Cheerly. Mee. John Thew; Mrs. Malrort, Mies
Emma Taylor • Governor Heeriall, Mr. John Gilbert;
'Frank Hearten, Mr. Wheatley
To conclude' with the WILLOW COME!
Admission, 61 eta. Secured Beets in Dress Circle. 671 i
eta; Orchestra italls, 60 eta; Beata in Private Boxes, 76
eta; Gallery, 13 eta ; Gallery for Colored. Persons, 26 cast
Private Box in Gallery for Colored Persona, BS eta;
Whole Private Box, IS.
Doors open at quarter before 7 o'clock; earoznenes tl
7 X, precisely.
M USICAL FUND HALL.
ONE MORE CONCERT
PARODI. JO RANNEEN, HEMP,. MIL-LARD, JUN..
BIOLLENITACER, BATTER.
CARD OF THE MA AGEDIENT —The Manager at
the STEAM:MG COuCUNRTE recpectfnlly eanouncee,
that in consequence of the inability of many families
of the city and vicinity to gain admieeion to M'LLIS
PARODI'S loot Farewell Concert. it has been de
termined, on the return of the whits fromWaehingtOn
to New York. to gins
. ONE MORE CONCERT IN PAILADELPRIA,
ON TUESDAY EVENING, SEP P. Slat.
This will be positively the last appearance or ?MLR
PAIIItDI In Philadelphia. The programme will be
moat carefully a.lected, forming the moat attractive
ever eSered ton Concert Room. In addition to other
selections, MLLE PARODI writ sing the soubatirring
Amerman National Song.
"TES STAR SPANGLED B NW:4BR,"
And, by request, repeat the celebrated Scenott Hytna of
Liberty,
writ,. ARBIULLAIBB,II
Both of which have produced, on each ocotorlou, the
most Intei_se entlitueiasra. serf-dtf
CONCERT HALL.
SECOND WEEK OP
SANDERSON'S COLOSSAL REPLEBENTATIONE
07 THY
RUSSIAN WAR.
Open every Evening, and on Saturday Afternoon
3 o'clock.
Adtmssion 25 °ante; children 18 cents. sapl2-1w
Doors open at T. Performance to commence at h' of 8
NATIONAL HALL--MARHET STREET.
NOW OPEN
J. /WOO W11.1.1130'8 celebrated
PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE.
This magnillovnt PAINTING commencer with OM%
and continues, down to historical order to the Eabylo
nish Captivity, containing more than fifty of the moat
irablime and interesting scowl' In the Bible.
Exhibition EVERY EVENING. Doors open at If ;to
commence at 8 o'clock precisely.
Tickets 25 cents—to be had at Hall door. Childre
order 10 years 15 con's.
Also. Exhibitions on WEDVESDAY and BATUR.
DAY AFTERNOONS for families and ashools. Doom
open at 2; to commence at 3 precisely
Explained by Professor TIBBETTS
PHILADELPHIA
B ARRETT's GYMNASIUM.
BILLIARD ROOM,
PISTOL AND ItIPLIC - DALLIRY.
Will open on MONDAY, September Bth, at No. 804
MARKET Street.
QAIOORD'S OPERA HOUSE,
ELEVENTH Street, above OHESTNIIT.
Open for the Seven, with the largest
TROUPE Or ARFISTS IN -THE WORLD.
The Entertainments nightly offered by
SANFORDis T
comprise all the latest Songs, Glees, Duette, chorus
Refrains, Dances Ballets, Re , interspersed with
WIT AND ELOQUENON.
In fact, all the Vocalism of the day is produced by
MUSIC, SONG, ASD POETRY.
The whole under the management of Sir. S. S. SAN
FORD.
Admission 25 cents. Doors open at 7N e'clords ; per.
formance to commence at S o'clock. at24.lm
EDWIN N. PAYNE,
IRON BUILDING, ARCH STREET,
One door above Fourth
LASTIN43:
PRENOII KID,
PATENT LEATHER,
CONGRESS WEBB,
TOILET SISPPRRS UPPERS,
SLIPPER TRIMMING'S, GACEd, &o. aul9-2m
FEW SHOE MANUFACTURERS AND
-R. FINDING MEN.- We are now prepared to fill all
orders for LASTS for the Fall Trade We have in.
creased our facilities In the Manufacturing Department,
and with a larger working stock of wood on hand than
any other manufacturer in this city or New York we
can furnish Dry Wood, and at the lowest Philadelphia
or Eastern prices. J. ROWARD & CO.
Philadelphia.
.1011 N MURPHY, late of Ferry Street,New York, at
112 BREAD Street. 53.23..wam
IVOTIOE TO SHOANIJFAC
ate TURERS.
j The undere , lgned. (eoeoeitioreto the l JOSEPit
T. JOHNS) are now prepared to meet the wants of the
trade at the
Northeast corner of ARCH and FOURTH Streets.
Their facilities for IMPORTING and
, BURNISHING
every article in the SHOE STUFFS and TRIMMINGS
line, at moderate prices and on favorable terms, are
unsurpassed:
The attention of BUYERS le respeotfully solietted.'
19M. JOHNS & SON,
N. N. corner Arch end Booth OW.
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personal.
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a.musements.
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IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
4ALLOONB,
BHEETINGO,
OLD STAND,
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