• ''. - i'l,Rilioit•fter tartiofrytsfil' :•-• • -
~ (n tr., • :„.oth4.6lloeitiquoutkayen;:gooisr-9116r auks
4c14110 - LuoiullsLOo• ktoof do T
- etlVAltitit - - 16 1 eula lanv r • I.l.ebt -I to
wool
- •" triaailla;Newton:-no h a l e , rag .
•' - - ,l, l4VaktheltWznrd bore' SoapB2o do a 11.400 do mammon%
lea 44131114 Vales aeons 14 410 nut galla 60 bales gen
it.o.tli,lBo Mocks marble 1895 m 640
• - btu:lA.l;o , o marble works 10 c•ake 004199 ages floe
11r M 9410807 Am; 100 Gums oil
obodatumn-so
,pkgo,Pot its -9 rd e r't•%•
XboOpsa -
Wang ~- 1 (118 ao miskits9de, 98 diske blettatani pow
-800 keks-bl:dicli 660480 mists "Parti /date 809 bbis
Diorrio wain* on
• ' 20 bbls Vasil ' , Artiltd - 441iii Tatasa*. Co; 4 auks vhtte
-lead French, Itighards & Oat 180 casks dodo, 9 do alkali
FteGart`'Orrioa : t Ow 'sso eiffii•orrta 'was -150 m ? ls
• vow% n tad Odd.: •
- • - 'T,PitIti.DI9I,PRIA.„2O , IED ON TIUDJI. •
"
- - NDMILID A. Sount seoso
n, Climparrin - 9! SRI. Mon*.
GEoaGal., / . 31:risT, : „
Ittaugints.
~ ,, _konqi — R,FiNPYARE P T IU4 , 11 0 1 . 2, /els.
, ?=lllN — jusic3" ploo,lsma - •
, 297
flif6titig*lP: 6 oo lol l, 6i; 1 1 5-I f, -"lour!. bii)irroek:
Oape May, with tante' Uhl lisateggsta to Jounia
Bhist.P,W Ileopmliti;., (In. tow;at -tug Mitt
"‘. 1 v 8 1 1 s) 6. 6 &Ye, front Shields, Engoalth.tuitte to 8 Nor- ,
Wain & Sept Bth.lat 411;104 81 28, Dpokieehr
'Slaringotierry,' of Iterblelisad„, hop; Ist•42 IS, long
'-. 63 42,"*POIttrihip,Milabar, of New fork, Irvin Leghorn
' for Beaten7o2 days out. , k , = -
,•• ••
•
`;'••,;• :Ship Delftbitan.Clooper,42 Ltirerpsol,wlth
mines to Alexatidei-. Iterr--"sionah op by tug America.
het".4325, - Icing 1111,40,. gitif.Be ship Alphonstae,-
Newel; altering tourtmarci; 14th,laf 49 !Mons 11 05;
retti' °employ , lAttriteetisee' ; sforr 0044- Sung'. frogs
' Liwarpool for, Nor . Yorsidete4 het 4818, long 80 80, saw
.-- Br eche Lotus. of ; ol , llltarit,"hotind.eguitwero; , .2Bth;lat
4011, long 4030. skee(,iee Autlncjihitle:slilp"gtearlog 88,
showing P-Irsitgriggsl , ‘l4t4,l ll ii, tea benlet, black
ki , tilrefenfigentres'e./septfth,lni"43; IWitg",ar; Row Aw ship'
&tots, of rtiguaglisk:.lionsid eis t warill.:loth,lat 42 80 ;
)0 1 4 60-1.4. 0 6 0 1 4 1004 siietitstrith..Ain4gittpilgtibsterk ,,
boatel esstrogilii., 101,14 en
Igt 20;lUng '8640, exchanged
g.gnala with-8044 gi:Wore Korner, bound Wi loth,
• btu SS; teing42,ttispittep4gen le„ - figgry, gitg,fropt .15 MB to-
- 1 '44 14,0 f, ,
Banat. 14filinlipileirlos4atraay 041 om fieghorn,with.:
inarble, rigs; &e.',t4 V A Barna. Eept"l2th,litt 81 80,
lung 8115: gratis: lieoa brig Thome% (eo, reported) of
Pritiareighlik roe,Bl. Janeiro- ' - , '
Brig slit iautien. Lila, from Megan, 41a:quarantine, ,
with sugar, scut cigars to. Thod waggon
Bohr Ohertee ttateh, (Br)days from 84
John, NB; with limber to Ivrellut &
Bohr Align 11,-,Torrey,Wright;.7 tram Boston,-
with plaince , ,,to ; oaptinn, , -
Bohr 7ullui.-",ts ebti, I'irgir,"4. &ties froth Norwich, in
5641.4 Itictiotiee b Co: •
flobr : Siltio;lllneklej, f rom Soeton. .
Bohr Sits Bell, Tilton, atom Boston,.
•":
OLSAR D.
- Steamaittp •Zatinayirania, - ;Tealt litobotond, Thomas
- l i c ',.oMeparibiratt, Wilmington, NO,
`•- Binn - okteon &.,Etiorer., - , •
Scar Sly, Otmeeman. Newport. 0 Miller & 00.
••• Sobt„latino ;Wobb,largo,, WorwhA, 0 A Tbmkeber
•%:,:tiehr yaiiingt 4 ,- Osier, littWidenoe,. Crowell &
I.lbr y‘ltg;t. Boston, 81n
-,91-rtr'plitlitittal4.7troiakt.e. :natt .. ..; a - ogeS Lath er.
.9 gear blva:liell E Tiiton, giontoit, Tan 'Damn, Norton
.Bohr WortliAiona, dabvitas; Portia. MIAOW &
• P.;. ; " Oar - Wilentoti, Taylor, Newborn, NO, Cochran do
• _
It Willing, Claypool, Baltimore. A Grieves', Jr
Black Diamond{ N York, W AL Italbr& Qo
- (Correepondenne of The Prieg.)
= EASTMAN GLUM, Sept 2t, 1868.
- 1,, • ' c ,The Itiiiipiton. lett tall month% with 8 boat, laden
44441gtied as (*Wars:
Initit'aV to lorry yard; Bil Eldora, do to N
':Yor atpee diatods,"do to 'chesapeake - City; Trade
at 'Willa - 40 Ye Taylor; "John A leakmore, bltu
tialtioni coal to - li,matty, Neafle it Co; Calaybell,
Prank TlAler, ant Wanda/Li - coal to Delaware Oit,y, _
•= •
1 858 .
The followingboats pined out - of- thu l' Unlon Oanal
• 7 _ to-day, bound to
,Tb i ladelp*k 18484 and cVnaignad ma
,tollowm.
lieneetone & go;l.aiercbunt;
'grain to Corot & firoi 'American Tegle, grain and dour
, toßadd,& ,Oomly; , F.
' Tiii9zAzi. I
' . ee l O t t th e Fbiladelphis Xxohliii")
(Cka"P"*-- • — an Ifitineilapt 21-4 P M.
No 'veiseisiiiseed ha to:+ll..ribiltyaseittertieralr
fans.p sess , d -
. ont i.
'iiivirimtl9 call / 11, .' :7iY.T!!w Tztots. , l3: nIIGIENS,
-
rirasnums To owl rased.)
, • .-.„ NonsoLk. Va.; Brpt 21,
'allied, brig Josia h Je=i of Machias, from Minion.
too; boned to Aix Oajes." eke ; his:lost lierlforeount,
sod Is leaking
it - • •- Dimling; Sept 21. :
Arrived; shirt- Tarquin, DOM", Battonj , barges Robert.'
thirter,•from Liverpool.
_See Holmes , Role.. - 7 ,
SteamehipOity of New York, Norm, hence at Bolton
Steamship Delainire; Copes, handl at New York lei;
terday, and filtered to return. - - = •
Stemnship - ,Tlrginia - Rally, sailed • froirt Richmond
10th inn for Philadelphia. i-. - •
- - Ship' Scribe, Miskaily, from Notterdaso, atßaltimori
, -13111 yr R objets, for New Orleane, Veiled from Itiode
Ji
• Ship Orogen; yiNiston, for Boston; sailed Linn Manilla.
Bergin, SVJatedii, Cruse, for Philadelphia, tailed front
- . I
-Maiene'llainbow, fi ci Nett. ; Ydrk, sailed frOm Rio de
el' - 'r•
BercirefßrdiNtog,M4t; for awed rroirtAlei-,
smdrie,..Eowik24ls
"z • .
;„,,: • %mut, Noritipre prahim, Gallagher, beets it Sayarmak.
1- r Bitted' Maij 'Lonisiaones, V_ileared at New. York
"Yesterday for ' •
, • , Bantus' WV rage,froni - OOlubreroi arrived
'- eon Roads Tlit host.: • • -
• 'Barque Oak, 'alder, hence at Boston 20th inst.
' Barque Tsopor, Haigh for , pariono4.ared at New
Bargee' Oiliteyillada, for . Montevideo,'ol‘eared at New
? Brit Italy Niekerson; fromidontevideo, wee
below ew York yesterdsy, - , - • •
Brig Odeon 'Traveller. Sargent. from Portland for Phi
' ladviphia, at; Nolmes , 'Ilote'll?1 , 11 hat; and'remained
Brig fdaryll Providence lath lint
for PhOadelptle: 7 - -
" Behr Bennie Carlittiito . gerirtio' hp° dit Tanaka Aug
II ; arrived at York - yesterday. , - .
• eche Itosamind;lnint Baltimore; was going into Per
nambuco 21st uit. . ' ' • ' •
• -Setif DielitSloodwln;Beaston, hence for Mobile, was
evoked Sth inst .5 =ilea 80 ettlerobrero Key: •,
- 'Echr R,Trlicitilej, Godfrey; firiM'Ale4intirle, at New
Mork yesterday f • - • .
Behr ,Lighteing, Dinde.riiOtinClito - Grande Pity Aug
striver ettlew'York yesterday, • .
- BehiXlllLDisind i -Larsen; hence et Wilmington, N
,Dditteya., Melley,'Depkner s ' and Et Pllawes; Mason,
itetreektiMeNreoodlOtk teat -
-- " &bra John Jonoa, Btevenson, with stoves, and Anna
1 !- -• SMlth, liballast,-airived et Wilmington, Del, 20th inst;
Behr Lanni' Prances; Gordon, for Atty. Wear, sailed
~.', • freer, Norfolk IBIS inst.. . • . •
Bob's It Sharp,•Mayhew; Loniss'Gray, Weaver; B
-L Benry 'Way; -P.M Milani Mari% Mary Patterson,
ltelters; Moglialr; English; Eliza , Rebecca, Rich::
' 415 a, bet*, and Mary -, Price, , ,Blistarti, from' Brandy
.lise; Del, at Beaton 20th fist. .
- 08th
Telegraph, Begets, hero*, arrived at New Lon
..
- - obx ,Chtletopherldeser, Snow, beam at Salem 1015
lilies - et New Bedford'
1. • • - •
. r 9 114.1.6, Nickerson; Arms Shepherd, Di akin
sone Beni:diet: Alex Henderson, Godfrey;
Chan MON; Ingersoll; and Astarte, Robinson, hence at
ProildenrClSHviint,
" ewer; Almira Wm P Cox,
„ Menok;. -Swan. Mit, berme, and Itxpellte, Beebe, front
Lelawate Oltj , at P:04141108 19th'inst. .
sear Gold.mith; hence at Newport .18th
SokrißoP,itia Gedirei, Williams,
„and Caroline Ander
son; 'Biorkerffrinzi Proyldeame for Philadelphia, went
• to Bea froto.Oinch Ward Uarbot lath
Botm_ltletyr Shiley, Maley, hence, 'nivel at Beaton
- *Mrs Amelia C Reeires,Lake; Wm 0 &Boson, Backs
., Jew; Aid, Engifsh; it L Tay, Lake; Diactrairdier. Paine;
' SVA: HOW' owl; Bain; Polly Plitt), Adauts;:Village Gem,
-*liiirckfley;T:,,A.Sitioders; Ireland, arid! A Hammond,
." Peine,lienceet Dolton
-ftehr`.4.,Cordery;'Allert; iffia"Oenid for rinliidelPhia
Anti has Newport )7th hist for reliant; having spilt
. totamill ittri gale 14th lost.. SS o[ Montauk. ',-
icumet Acronturr.
,;; ,1341kr" Sierra'
,flevada - i - heobe tor Portland, berms re..
. ported aahoie Dean - Brace's Corp, Oust Ann, went to
ot' Thursday.' Her rigging and other
tibl:o n aL t l im ,tegether with her nemaltio,,were sold In
1/oeton an'Thuislay for $60,C," The 3 N wee about .hree
yearn WOOS tabs biatneu, and mob '49400, - when new.
Phe was owned by tbouptitin and others, and belonged
- , go„gteten,lelind, NY. - There was no Imictrance on tke
- 7aeselc-but the'crial was Insuied. • -
: 1.-Symick-Ofahlp Abby. Laegion, Preeltwater Bay;
wbieh ,r,„. for ,f 7 ,09; ;, was bought by Mr Abermatt,
I , lu . b . ln g entriti ar v ltr u dgif t ,An a ti: w or;d o 7 . l i T s t i - te s itLers i m a
t it
' baa the privilege or saving the' damaged cargo on board
- •',at lfry per c oat.'{ - Alnut _ 860 tong oC vies Dave peon
• saved dry ,
too ~ver.-- ; Ike skip hoe-bilged sod hogged, and hu
r,ok;oib.htti,ll;:,47,7l;t:-„litito2il=3l-t- blewhe %d u e
l ebbsu?
it
I,lls faunditectuury to cut away her lower Mute.
Bed Winyaw. from Biltintme -for Boston. la golni
' 77 into Idth std. tool of schn Hannibal,
from' Itennont fon -ISetilmayport, and tuned sway lan
board main staging.% The liennibsi lost Jibboosie.
' Clots Windsor, - bloNwen; lolled from N York
for Port - oh, Pri S ce 'l4th inet;lind,Sottirited yeeterday
morning. having 4a' tbi 18th, in Ist 81 RI. long 73 40,
' ' Sea t!tuall from- 010fi comied swat dying jibboom; head
' - afore hipsnalt; end fete nod Main topgallant usets. ,
- , DOILBISTAO PDRIS -
NOLAINIP BOLE "Sept eche Spray, Smirk
ter.) Houton tot Pbilidelpkii—Copt •
itkeltiVerboard at 8 o'clock last night oft
by , tbg , o34ln sheet; alt ttrattil to 'sere It lilt
. prayed' univaillagl:l,En.beltnied 4 , l , Ortett Egg Harbor,:
*dad
7,Ah r , a r uhrt, Plight, linstlet, Boston' for
: Porter; Godson; DiOreriport, fur rlO,,
tato - , pride; Masud. Brandywine for
Boston. :aft, schis Shropehus, Emblem, L Ames,
Wok; Bey- State. , "- : ,
- 18th—dr, Bohol Bommel,„Castner, Garwood; Pames
' . Yonte; Intdl 'Jonathan: May, May; Robbie W. Dillon,
Blade; Matttoinifette, 7 Posster..and B 7lagtlab, English,
; 2 3gi b i l so lad-e li P po l" t4 " L'l t oll t. llsll D e:72ll 3 l. ° l.n ne d . L7„l l :23t r e e ...
te ,,.:l6r t i i rP h liod' eights for Salem; Jacob A Wl3l Sot
!, these, do for - Entleniontill- - -.llebet ea Knight, Sndieott,
;:-...,ar0n
TegunnlncielirYlbitioo for thseand Bonj Doughty,
NW,achis P 0 Runyan,
G -Porter, tea Soul.
Prion, 7 ll , ll - 11giteh; Nether 'RIMS, Barest, George
Mitonel 7 oastner, , R 'FLOW J id-Yonne, May,
ft ;IX Settei•B - Eniglielt,Gkines. if Prink, hemline, L, Ches.
ter,',Jaimb en Prcitionnock, A 8 Com
, nonill. &tight,. •r •
:".
: 040130 T. CORIVET; „Sept - 20.8higi. A M- Law- 1
ienbeifOltpedlit;itotti ; Otty 'Point. fur Veoloti, went to
, liwPfoik'Afiodfil /Sal:lust; :brig Edgar, ( 13 t)
~`. . ..1,6inife1epp40440 fen New,Yillit, do -
:,111itoae - Impenidor,llubbird; for totittiAMOViek WOO
down fibiz(74l44 7 Polnt to 7 lllesepton • Reads 30th
.
sea, - 0404 7 -li 27th inat, and
beldinelindi Norflk." , - • ,
Sold VlLNlekotiem;l3ltater, front o New,York, arrived
- C,7•i - ,.:l;eiticirkilk2oth Wet for
t t i' l ' 4sl g ioinitoit Omit - -
.; -ow giactioaniktlntliSi, from Eon.
---tet7P "ite g!tfOLVIE icittn fag Zamdbor
~4 1 1 0 n7 , xtr.-NttbADY.4,q,
MU] Sel mer Butes.
:Arai' J'nns n AtTiroe's
jilt 4, oti ravutt.
• '
i:=liftraltdii
,t - iltrit! - f ij o
;a : g4' , l- 4
Paoiutit, chtpkvlso
•
.4144 Miller, for Oat.
Goblialtanaliiill(CooPeri'd oo, o
do; Pdtaeonia;',
-• Mesas 'fvora
341 7 4r4 r _edil'i-•
0 11 itvia**.vpptingthr*
'',1 6 ;•1 7,- `47f 1 .4 1L:
- 444 : 44 - ti•! - 1 13-""le , .„
AitittirginrtibtEtti .
.
_ up IV WIN Q'Ose3CE:tiiiir M0111(0141.
ontkvb nozii-lehteainni street, below Ninth,
L N Webb. La OreettsoVili B Piko• Wle
H Jlbbotion, Nl' Mrs Gtd Steinman, Pa, .
Mike BtelarnuuLawnister ,• Gen Jame, Pa
V Campbell, California _ , Met T Pkrodl, N Y
Mid n • H Nempy, N Y
IfiGran,'N •••" - 'Wm RBeeny. Fa
pf Ohisolto do la; Charleston F Vir Jones, Fa
Col A P Rood, '' • - Thos 0 Mortals,. VA
Mrs E P Marotta; John,Loaly, Balt
11 Smoot: D 0 • •• • J E Mclntosh, NY,
W W 811vestar. Norfolk .•Miss Onok, Norfolk
88 Webb, Mobile • -' Miee M W Norris, Ala
W Gordon & son, Oman, 00 W Contey, Balt
Donelly. Fla . -' J n Riddle N 0
M Lively, Pia ' • E Savage, Coon
W Wilkinson, Washington. John Nordest, N 0
Lincoln & lady, Maas F F Fogler, La
Mr Ladewig. Nlt • • • Hale Townsend Nlf •
Did'A Welch, Washington
8 Harris, Pa ' O N Watts, Pa
B L Menn. New Orleans John It Howe', Ohio
Bawl Al Hamilton, N .1 W Ilosoh, Mire
W Fen, Oita/Wine W P Heat., N Y
Jul.) Tones,'Fa • A nhopherd, N Y
M Cordon & ADO, La, Al D Bringer N Orleans, La
Alfred catdma,....j, ys, Jae Andrews. Ireland
P X/Orr, DO' Geo Starke, Idlas
Mile Starke & elder, Uss It Bradford & lady, Mies
HIM Barry, Mies Mies le Barry. Mon
Miss la-Barry Miss •'' J 0 Gramma"' & lady, Fa
Mina Id 0 White, Ya Wox Webster, Washington
Mrs Mary Her, Miss • Atlas Her, Mils
Leiria 8 Hee& lady, Mini N Y
P Sanders, N Y • 0 B Green & la, Chicago
O W Hinton, Washington' J 8 7enains, N 0
Rob; B Aneoir; N 0 J Oedao, X 0
R Oook 14Innanota W II Adams, Chicago
0 D Onibertion, Baltimore B U Kirkpatrick. 8 0
7 Fj Vinton & la,CinCinnatl Miss E Catlin, Ottatnnoti
P 7 O Murray, Jersey Oily Wm J . Pooley, N
Mr Perhins,- Boston 'Miss Masan, Beaton
Mr - Robinson. N Y Wm El Cooper,*nos%
SW Boone, Atlanta, 01, Wen Arusts, Gs,
Baml Oapewell. N Y Wm Mousey, Lake Superior
8 T Biesmog, N 0 Mr Robertson, Ga
Wm Oottlmer, N Y Jos E Cole, Providence
W 0 Hicks, Boston If II Williams. Bseannah
A 8 Barnes, N Y Jam E Brown, N
Allred tieys,- 1 4 L B Bay, Morrie, lll
W Ripley, II 8 A T Balch, IT 8 A
N Outer, Vs, • W• 111 Bartlett, jr, Balt
P B Stair% VA'• T V Owens, VA
MOM (W Botts, Fa L W S Hough, Fa
T Levering, Balt W Norris. X
W BarablY, VA k J D Mein. Diameter, 0
0 Anderson; Bavannah,Ga Mrs J 0 Nicoll, Da ‘•
Miss Anderson, Oa Alisa Herendon, Oa
Deiniap & la, 'Fa Was Daulap & bro, Fa
Wald Balling, Fa • • Miss A Balling, Fa,
T Wltrent; Tent.' P , Dxsiglas, N V
John McLean, jrc r N J D Lo• gneeker, Pa
A Et Haley, Mum J J Walborn, Middleton
80. Hepburn & lady, Whi Mae tAbolson, Fa
Miss Orr,-FS, ' Ulm Egerton, Fa
Miss Davie, Fa A Maynard, Ideas
Prediki/ Parmele, La Arohing, Ls
8 T Gordon N Y • W O Gibbs, It I
Theo Behrider, N Y 8 8 Sprague & lady, It
-Wm Fletcher, BI- Wm B Fletcher, P. I
Mark Zelierbach - 800 T Lord & lady, Y
7 Holbrook, N V' W lialleand & 9 d, Ala
G P Keys, Ala • B Torabbnson dr. lady, Ot
Mrs A Bebop, Conn D B &teem's a lady, Fla
ANIRRIOAN 1101188—Oltestnnt street. below Biz*.
W V Flint, Del I 11 Wincing, Easton, Pe
0 a Fry and mother, free. E J Fry & lady, Tamaqua
port, In , ' . It P Bowen, Ed
Wm 6 Lasts, N C Thos Martin, N 0 • .
J 0 Oannadtr, - N C J R Moto, N 0
J Parka, Ohl' DI 0 Pfonts, le say Blare
Mrs M 0 ,Pfpnts, Jersey 1 B Harr‘son. Bel
littore.Pe , ' : W Ptroop, Midway, 0
0 Lewis. Coilimbus; O ' A Mangum, N 0
J 111 'Watkins "N Y ' T B 13nronters,• Wilraino tou
O G Wanting: N Y' . L Bummers, Wilmingt, Del
Miss Id Williams, N I W Al natal! Hartford
N Fetal, Minch Chunk T 7 P Caldwell, Phil',
N V Lula; Phyla • 0 Huntslnger, Babuyan!
3 Kelly and lady, Mobile Haven
A IdoLeod. N It - I D Beale, N Y
3 Watson, N 0 W W OnOdgraes Cincinnati
W J, tieberd, Ind' T L Handal, ' lowa
B L Bating, N 0 „ 3 Il Taylor, Ts
Peter die, Ile ' B 0 B outer, lane
tri,e a A Payola?, Dal . I, It Patter, Del
EWBBtasn, Boston ill H Heneay, BA
.7 Lodge, Boeton .
masousivra! HOTllls—lfourth street, below Arch.
Pattement, Paris, Pa .1 M Patterson, Ps.
T Smith, Pittsburgh 11.. R King, Pittsburgh
J M Dunlap, Pittsburgh , T S biyier, Pittsburgh
Letighlin, Pittsburgh liiihmelberges & la, Balt
D S Meteor,' Westm'd so T B Thompson, N
H Scott, X 0 - D Gray, Ripley, Tenn
W J M Bowman, Dismay, Pa'
PI newly. 'Wyoming Talley J S Martin, Plain
W A lilnolsmsn. gomerista Geo West, Ohio
N Ilenderson.N Athens; 0 W Simpson, Look Hay n
Ita Graham, Dauphin, IC T S A Clarke , Washingin, Pa
A Jacobs, Brownville Mlii K Ii Jseobs, Drowns'
W Irvin, Oleartleld on, Pa' Alt nigh., 0a 3lela'
W 8 Harey & a, Pittsburgh 0 N Smith, Danvers, Mats
W 0 Rood, Danvers, MASS W I Harvey, Pa
H Doughsrty, Ohio A Sartain, Athens, Tenn
,W A Knight, PhDs, P H Wentz, Trenton, N
Tae X Harman, Ohio , Mrs Judge timber. York,ka
W De Haven, L T
A. Porter, M D, Harrisburg It Harrill, Harrisburg
X T Bak, Clarksvil e, A 1 Whaling, Hyde Park
I K Johnson, Trauton,;ZlJ L Dowers, Raab rills, Tenn
Jacob Hay, N Y 1. F Martin, N
0 W T Harley, MA W D Shepherd Washington
DI Pigmies,
_Tenn - J Tindal, B 0
I D Manning, B 0 11 Thompson, Oentre en
• Thos Busaert, OiroievlLle, 0 Mn Watts, Ye
1,40 Itatdorf, Ohio P 8 Blitz, Pa
DS Rapp, Lebanon A Darnel, Ohio
'Augusta' Johoson,N - Thou B Roseman, Ohio
Duistnsa. Pittsburgh Hon lan Dandorr, IS It
J Leslie, Poland, Ohio J Shannon, Jr, ' Balt
maw UOTEL--And, street. below Ponrto
41 Falk.; Aissdilom 0„ N Klatch. Mass!Coo 0
T Boley, Navaar,Ohlo 'J G Murray, Pittsburgh
Daid Garter Et% wi, Easton A G Benloger, Allentown
Mei Miller, N Y P Harmount. Ohio
0 Breese, New Phil., Ohio J B McAllister, Phronixe'e
John 8 Pearson, needing • Jas 0 Brown, Beading
D SamneL-Orwigebnrg, Pa Thee Outer. Tamaqua
Jae B Oahu: Indians Eden 74 Hood, N J
P. W Elmer, Bridgton, N .1f 0 Harris, Viscoosin„
J E Wolter & 11,'Lanti Co' J Newinen, Crawford oto
E Bernet, Canal Borer, 0 Peter Walker, Ohio
D J Elonsberger; Ohio • -Jonathan Ernest. Ohio"
BC P Dover, Petersburg, 0 0 B.4lweitzer, Clanton, 0
golotooir "'elates.? Pa , - - 2,'D.Geasmon, ,
O Dunn; Zanesville, 0 ' John I. Taylor, Ohio
'John A Grua, Jr, Ohio Mrs Orombaker, Ohio
'Mrs D McLellan, Pa ' - Smith, Philo
Geo Glivani, Newark, Del Intros Butler, Boston
-10 Bitter A is, Hoverer, Pa 0 P Connell, It Brunswick
J"Brown, Sunbury, N B 8 moan, 05
3 B Oared.), GA • 0 0 Oarrel,Ohlo
lf„ , ncer, N 0 W A Pritehey, Md
Gbf Bornm Waynesboro,PA W 8 Ambersou, Pa
J Besore,Waynesboro, Pa- - J Price, Waynesboro, Ph
JT- Mcilhenny and lady, Mir bicllhenny, Pa
' Gratyeboxir. Pa 0 X Bother, Eiettiebrug,Pa
J S livery, Lafayette, Ind
'arrow. aoThr—s&ee anat. above Third.
D Lisberger, Danville; Vs D J Oohing. N
.7 P gobl•r, Lehigh co. Pa G Deoble. Oaoton, 0
Mrs S BtatE,lttekhatatoet R Thotopson,Doylestown
W S, Neil, Allentown D Bartholomew, Pa
Maud, Allontion Oh et, Lihiersrllle
Sterner, Miners/OM 0 P Mille-, Millersville
Air Sillymen, Pottsvlllle W normal', Pott.vile '
J ltinpota. itymvllle 3 N Smith, Arniville
J Pox, Arnsville Gingrich, Armville
tielger, Reeding N M Unman:tan, Pa
Greer, Doylestown A Johnston. Milton, Ohio
S Steinman, Milton, Ohio W Edward, Rosborough
J B Vamticker. Ps j 811 Reynold, gi Y
T 0 'Yeager. Allentown Jai Balaton, Pa
M . Long. Wilkenbarte Mhellelobline,Wilkesharre
Maj Putetbangh. do Miss Puterbangh, do
WWI Kocher, Wllkesharre G W Ramsay, Pottstille
W Major, Leesport. Pa ' At tprger, Ciataismpla
J Seeger, Osteaaugus W Gets, Oates/emu,
WONT VERNON 110PRI. --Second street, above Arch.
SII Oarter.-Is .t. eon, Tenn M Rohrer, Poryroe, Del
Jae *tone:4m, N .1 Thus Connell, N J
Win Detail, NJ. - /no Oct, Wilmington, Del
A G Bose, Del Miss P Ramon, N j
Jo* Yorb s do la, P* Geo Wiliinms,N J
Illiastatt 4c. eAtt, N I II Garsood. dr le, Ps
BALD-NAGLII NOTIPL—Third meet, ob. Oallowhill.
;no Ode:milder, Easton J W fisyre, Pa
A Godehalk, Pa - NX, Moll, Reading
Jo* Schots, Mont:entry no Ed Griffith, Montgm'l7 co
Nat Broderick Lehigh oo 1111111er, hocks co
Ohm 0 dawdler, Pa -
Riattirt, SMUT HOTEL—Becend utreet, below Vine
Jesse Comfort Attleboro tI McCarty, Pa
Joint 24 Pelee, Trenton .7 Pell tr. lady, Hellion
Joe lisalturn, Attleboro 7) Simpson, Pa
A J Dailleld, Pa T B Snyder, Pa
D'Arrett, Pa 7. B Prete, Hatboro
Chu Palmer, Hunks co B N Miller, Daviaville
. 01nia Janney, Pa - Blackwell, Pennington
Thos Nut Lambertville B J Ojdycke, N J
Hoppoek, NJ Mr Da/teen, Ubeltentuuta
AB Pair,
BLACK BEAR LIOTSL—Third, above Oallowhill.
8 Smith, Berke co, Pa .8 trey, Berke no, Pa
Henry Thome., Douglas, Pill Phil Yoder, Douglas, Pa
Reuben Pinter, Green Lane Wm A Yoder, Ps
W 0 Oleweli, Reading Ohm K Buell, Reading
Wm IK Bookman, Pa Geo K Levan, Reeding
Aaron Trotell, Allentown Beni Krubb, Lansdale
Chu Snell, Reading Albert Bine. Boonville
J R GM, Sar/ville • ho W Oooper, Berwick
IS Rends, Zionsrille Wm Thompson, Zionsville
N Bltioger,Rilne Wile Jonathan Reffeayder, Wa
ll, J . Minch, Allentown - melsdort
John Stout, Berke co, Pa
NM)IsON 11017811—Mintoncl ;treat. lbws Market
M W AULD', Porestville, 0! Miss !bury, N
I A Pettit-4,r, N J DO Illohndeon, Ohio
Wli Bhoelcley, Del • 0 B Shaw, Boston
P Trumbull, Phila P 7 Dtallele, Del
G w Belryeer, la & child, dohn Mathiew, Va
II V Isaac Lewis, Ohio
W Djer, Lebanon, Del
BLACK MAR INN-111th and Merchant otreeta.
W C Brooks, Pa P W Btroardlgeot Chester
k
I Haldeman, Del co, Pa L Thompson la, Ps
T B Young. Cheater co, Pa B Plemon, Chester co, Pa
W P Bratty tc la, Pa 8 Ogden, Del no, Pa
It 8 Ogden, Del ms, Pa D I Groan & la, Pa
J Tarkston KanuatEguare,Pa W S Jackson, Pa
8 Adams, York co, Pa Jao Schofield, Pa
I Campbell, York to, Pa L Ford, bllddleb , i, Ohio
A 0 Dlmerrell, We ' ' II Ole)ton, Chester co, Pa
P W Mambo% Fa W Pyle, Chester mr, Pa
Jno Denalhorn, Pa B, Denalborn, Pa
Onnulogbam & wl, KT.
evecial Di rattail.
Profeeser Saunders , Moisten' frostnate, at
the. WEST PRILADELENIA. INSTITUTE, corner of
MARKET Street and WILLIAM, will be reopened on
the first MONDAY of September. Pupils, to the num
ber of fifth will be received trimmer immense or razz
Os Tie iAotontosa RAILWAYS or rim cm.
Thus, without expanse, by a plesaant and safe con
'mance, pupils can be carried into the fresh sir of the
CM:at* , in less than half an hint from the centre of the
Several acres of opeti ground border on the beau
tiful 0.0708 of this Seminary, which le patronised by
many of the distinguished gentlemen of the city, among
whom are the Editors of The Press, the Ledger, and
The North Armee:in and United Steam' (Used°. Pn
pils are received by the day, or into the family of the
Principal
PEEILADIMPRIA, July 1, 1838.
cc we, the undersigned, base had sons or wards in
Professor Saunders , Institute and family during the
flession.whlch ben Just closed, In respect to parental
kludnees, happy intinenoes, attention to health, and
progress In thorough education, our expectations base
been fatly reallied. To Our friends, who are looking
for a decidedly good school for their eons, we oordielly
recommend Professor Saunders' Inehtute.
,lIAIATTHEI I I NOWICIRK, No. 1930 Arch street.
JNO.-10. PORNEY, office of The Prete.
SMARM N.' THOMPSON, Thompson Es Boo:1,NQ
413 Chestnut street.
BILVNII, 1400 Girard avenue.
44 W. L. SPRINGS, 881 Market street.
GROUGR H. MARTIN, 1623 Walnut street: l
Other 'Patrons of this Institution :
BLI B. BURN/ITT, 409 Market street.
TOlifi 0. 31ITOHEIL, 208 South Sixth street.
T. B:004011AN,142 South Bighth street.
'MI BROWNII, .1.13 - Suuth Fifth street,
'131.31.1101. MOORS, Logen
"1. WATSON, Logan &Oars.
991.1. - AWAlN,'oftlea of Ledger.
MORTON MoMIONASL, offloe of North American,
VLUB;LiWiti, Penn Square.
117'Nolisuritsei woes Ostrow
aka " •
• JOB PIONTIO,
, • Dirtif AND OEBBTNUT.
,ckseiggi Notal, DratL, Buli Wing, Bill Holds, Off
nibs' d;Clidds, , and aL other blab at Tab Priabld, It
rhea 'WM
Zan lenstralev - or Ha.tr restorative of Toles
Rsact.—Thia article, has obtained such a wide.epread
celebrity for its vtrtues iu cleansing, purifying, and In
vigorating. th'e 4 - air, that it is now considered a sine
ono nori to a lady's or gentleman's *rata -Hair that
has become har h or diseased from neglect nrideltneas,
is speedily by ita use, transformed into beautifully soft
and glom/vend prevented from decadence. Bold by all
Druggists, and at the Laboratory of James• 11.11311 L &
CO , Perfumers and Importers, 701 OUJOITSIIT Street,
Philadelphia. - - se9.o-13t
Singer'satSewing Machine.—After
newa
t Family heeeamachlues that have yet been
fats trial
of
offered to the public, the unanimous verdict of opera
tors has been given in favor of Singeed. This le, in
fact, the only machine capable or performing every kind
of sowing, and is, beyond all question, the meet com
plete article for family use yet invented, being at once
ornamental, easily operated, and superior, in every re
spect, to any other machine. On this statement, we
challenge the world I. AI. SINGER CO ,
sel6 tjim22 Office, No. 602 CHESTNUT Street.
Saving Fond... -Biqa Per Cent, Interest....
NATIONAL lIADITY TRUST COMPANY, WALNUT
Street, S. W. carnet of THIRD, Philadelphia. Money
received in any ma, large or moil, and Interest paid
from the day of deposit to the day of . withdrawal.
Money L received and payments made daily, without
not's... The investments are made In Real Estate,
Mortgages, (}round Rental, mut such first-class semi.
ties as th charter requires. Oilloaltotirs, from Do'elooli
In the ro‘rning until 5 °Week In the afternoon, nd os
Monday mad Thursday foTAOIIII/11 until II &slosh. fee
Arc Maki - re •
OILVDIATID
PAMALT SEWING meonnse,
780 019118TNIIT 13THEBT.
Theis, Ideobinee sin" now Nally admitted to be tbe
OM In use for family lowing, melons • now, strong ;
nd ettetie stitch, which will nor ttp, even if every
math stitch be at. Oitenlass want on application by
IMAM ap9-y.
One•Pelce Clothing of the Latest Styles, and
made in the best manner, expressly for Baum oat's.
We mark onr lowest telling price In PLAIN 1 / 1 001111
on cook article. 4a goods made to order are warranted
aatisfaotory, and Our ONIL•PRION STBIIIII 1111 atflOllf ad
hered to. We believe this to be the only fair way of
dealing, as thereby all are treated alike.
JONES k CO.,
an27-ly 604 MARKET Street,
Thomas W. Bally, to. 62 Market Street,
Importer and Dealer in Vine Watches, Jewelry, Silver
and Plated Ware. Hirst-olase goods constantly on hand
The subscriber, paying cash for every article, is enabled
to eell at. a small advance. Those about purchasing
would do well to NW. All goods warranted as repro.
entsed. set-gm
Impurities of the Wood.—The hod 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 happiness of almost
every family in the land. A sure. safe, awl agreeable
rognedyls at baud in the PERUVIAN BTRUP, a fact
which muck be denied.
itor gale in this city by P. Brown, Fifth and Chest,
nut, and Haggard 1 Co., Twelfth and Chestnut.
8615 d&w if
eleallsents Snails Fond—Office 203 Walnut
street, one door west of Neoond street. Belielves de
posits in sums of One Doiler and upwards, from all
°lasses of the community, and allows Interest at the
rate of dye per emit, per annum.
• Ornoe open daily, from 9 until 6 o'elook, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 in the evening. President,
franaltn Zell; Treasurer and Secretary, Chariest id
Morris
,Marriages.
Oa the 17th instant. by Rim Yos.ll. Kennard. Mr.
HENRY P. GREEN to Miss MARGARET S. V. GOLD,
both of Oolorabla. Pa
On the 19th Instant. by Rev. J R. Anderson Mr.
JOHN HORN, of Wilmington, to Athos EMMA PAM,
of this oity.
On the 19th instant, by Rev. J. R. Anderson. Mr.
MORDROAI TYLER, of Gamlen. N.J ~ to Mine KATE
DUGAN, of Paterson, Jantata co., Pa. 0
Weatrys.
On Tuesday evening, Sept. 21st , ROBESON LEA,
merchant of this city.
Hie male friends are reepeetfully invited to attend the
funeral, from his late residence, No 1830 Pine street,
on Thursday morning at 9 o'clock, without farther
notice. Interment at Laurel Hill. it*
Oa the 19tb %natant. JAMES 0111 LION, aged 89 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from hie late resi
dence, No. 1217 !Whet street, above Twelfth, this
afternoon, at 2 o'clock. withoat farther notice. To
proceed to Cathedral Cemetery. tF
Oa Monday evening, ELIZA. W., wife of John IL
Barker, and daughter of James Watson.
The relatives and frleads of the family are Invited to
- attend - her funeral. on 'friday afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
Interment at Laurel Hill. sew
On the 19th inst., Mr. JOHN EDWARDS, Jr., its the
83d year of his age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, from the resident,* of his father,
Mr. John Edwards. Sr., lio. 180 Coates street, below
New Market, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
without further notice. Panora! to proceed to Odd
Yellows' Cemetery.
On toe 18th Nast.. Mr. THOMAS MAXWELL, a na
tive of Carlisle, an the county of Cumoerland, England,
in the Sad year of his age.
His relatives and friends, and those of the family,
also Prospect Lodge. No 187, I. 0 of 0. P. ' ere re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral. from bin late
residence, No. 622 South Twelfth street, above Shippey,
this (Wednesday) afternoon 225 haat ,at 3 o'clock. To
proceed to Itonistason's Cemetery. •
On the 10th Init., bld.fiCtAbET SNYDER, in the 76th
yea-of her age.
The rela'ives and friends of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend the fuieral, from her late residence,
Main street, above Tulpehorken, Germantown, this
(Wednesday) atterpOOD, at 2 O'oseck. •
On the 20th WILLI.tM DOUGHERTY, aged 60
years
The relatives and friends of the family are reaped
fully invited to attend the it:metal, from his late resi
dence, 765 Swanson street, above Catharine, this (Wed.
neadayt morning, at 8 o'o ock, 'without further notice,
To proceed to Cathedral Cemetery.
At Pouth Media on the 19th lost., CHARLIE, only
child of the late George B. and Mary A. Piegel, ht the
6th year of his age
The relatives and friends of the family are re.
apeotfully Invited to attend the funeral, from the reti.
dente of his uncle, No. 1602 Wood street, this (Wednee
day) Malmo r, at 2) o'clock.
age. Corn Exthange Denk..•Thtsßnnk will
commence business on 'l4ll.lft+D a , / next. 234
Poptember, at the Northeast corner of tECOND and
ODIESTNIIT Streets. Dank bones front 10 to 3. Dis
count days TuEspeys and ERIDATS.
By order of the Board.
se22-Itte J. W. TOEREV, Dabbler.
fintiounl IK3thibition of Horses at Pow.
ELLTON.—The undereigned take thia mode of
Worming thee* interested that they hare retired from
the Comte Mee or Arrangements 01 the proposed Na.
%tonal Exhibition of liorera, to take place. at PO WELL
TON, on October 6th, dth r iths Inn Bth, 1k63.
RICHARD TOM.
W.ILLIAM A. EDWARDS,
Hardt,. KILPATRICK,
0-BORO Y. PLITT,
C. 11. an:obit,
JOB H. THOMPSON.
JrEPhiladelphia clad Rending Railroad
0021PANY.—Oftlee 227 South FOURTEI 81.
Prift•AUHLPHIA, Sept. 21st, 1858.
To avoid detention, the holders of Coupons of this
OOMPIIIy, due on the let proximo, aro requested to
loave thew at this Office, on or before the 80th Inst.,
when re c eipts will be given and checks will bo ready
for &Wert on the Ist proziuso, in eichsage for said
receipts. A. BRADFORD,
sell-tocl ' Treasurer.
-
IZThe FrUlt and Floral Festival in Aid
of the PHILADELPHIA SADDATLE SCHOOL
OIATION will be bald In JAYNE'S HALL, com
mencing on MONDAY IiVIdNING, September 20th.
Bet/bath Schcals, in a body, will be admitted every day
before 6 P. 10. Donations of Fruits, !dowers, &c.,
(which will be gratefully acknowledged,) received at
the Hall Season Tickets 26 cent". &ogle Tickets 10
oohs. Obildreres Tickets 6,cents.
JAMES B. RODGERS,
J. 13. CUMMINGS,
WILLIAM GET LT,
0. A. KINGSBURY, M. D.,
ISAAC
Commlttee,
TrGirard College.--The Directors of the
Olrard College give notice that they are pre
pared to BIND OUT, In the State of Penoetivania,
TUBNTY.ONE O.ItPIIANS. in accordance with the
Wino! etephen Girard, to imitable occupy lona_-euch
SA Agriculture, Navigation, Aets, Idechenlcal Trades,
and Manufactures." The master will be required to
teach his apprentice his respective art, and to furnish
Lim with suitable board and lodging in his own place
of residence, (except where. for special reasons, the ap
prentice may be allowed to board elsewhere.) The
master may be allowed to take each Orphan on Trial for
a term not exceeding ono month. recess d- sirone of
obtaining an apprentice can apply at the COLLEGE, be
tween the hours of three and tiro P. PI , or, if not reel
dente of Philade'phla, CAD edreas the eodere•goed, in
writing, Mang name, residence. occupation, and refer
ences, the latter, whenever paplble. to be reeldente of
PhDs de Iptila. DENBY W. AILEY,
5e2.2.6t Secretary of Girard College.
in- Office of the Mayor of the City of
PITILAUELPRTA—Esprameas. 21st, 1868 --
Ow RINVARD.- - Khereas, the body of JOHN E.
• LARK a citizen of Philadelphia, was found in the
Schuylkill river, above the Market-street Bridge, on
the 22d of April, 1858, and thereupon the Coroner's
Jury did render a verdict that ' 4 deceased came to his
death by having his throat cut by some person or Der
eves unknown to them,” &c.; and whereas. all efforts
for the detection of the murderers have been ineffectual
now. 1, ALEXANDER HENRY, Mayor of the city of
Philadelphia, in accordance with an ordinance of the
Councils of sa'd City, do hereby offer a reward of FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS fur the appribenefouand con
elation of the person or tomes, parties to or porno.
Mating the murder or JOHN E. wata, or for such
information as shall lead to their detection.
JAMES E, MONTGOMERY,
Mayor's Clerk
Attest,
sa22•w f m-3C
ErClose of century Plant.--The Exhl.
Mt= of OAR wonder of the flower world for the
t of the YOUNG MEWS CUR IBTIAti Adbo
- will eloie on TGURSDAY EVENINia, the
23d toot.
DUDS from the Stem, containing some 800 fiords
each, and which ma be preserved lu spirits 10r many
years, together with YOUNG r nom for planting,
will be sold to ♦leiters on TUESDAY, WEkt &WAY,
and THURSDAY. Many bare already been applied
for. Admission 10 ots. Obildren 6 eta. se2l-BtSt
Sayne+a Hall Prayer Meeting/. r• For the
pro eat. the Business Men'a Union Prayer Meet
ing will be held In the BANSOIS-STItEET
near NINTH Street, the Hall being otherwise engaged.
The meeting yesterd.y was one or thrilling Interest
Come all who can and spend the nose day hour la
prayer. a-1/I.6t*
sye Philadelphia and Darby Railroad Coin•
parry : —The lobscribers to the Capital Stock of
the Philadelphia and Darby Rat Compaoy are no.
titled that FOUR DOLLARS per share (being the ba
lance of the Bret instalment) will be due, and is hereby
requested to be paid, on the 25th September Indent,
°Moe of the Treasurer, No. 121 WALNUT Street, be
tweet: the hoarser 10 A, U. and 1 P. M , DAILY • and
at the Blue Belt' Tavern, Twenty-fourth Ward, on
SATURDAY APTDRNUONS, between Four and Fire
o'Cloek.
By Order of the Board of Directors.
5e14.12t TllOldAB SPADED, Treasurer
The Citizens et the various 'Wards, In
favor of the PROPLIra TICKET, will meet in
BkIDAY NVENING, the 24th lust , at TX o'clock. at
the ward houses, to take such measures, and appoint
committees, as wilt Insure the euccese of the ttoket at
the coming Mottos:l..
By order at the Committee,
se2l•4t J. EABPtDit , Chairman.
o(r. Newt Orbitfie Gas Light Company.
RARMBREP AND hIECLIANIOB 7 DANX,
Plillanat.rti le, ;lily 2,1868.
Notice Is hereby given to the Stockholders of the
New Orleans Gas Light Company, that the Agency for
the Transfer of the Stook and the payment of the Divi•
dends of that Company will be closed from and after
the first day of October next', and they are requested to
surrender the Certificates issued by thin Bank and re•
Wee Warrants of Transfer to the Company in New OP'
loam W. 111:10uTtiN i
jys4lwkintktool wader.
m9s,--TinwptAPp4.., .17.vEnnirp,47, ImpTEnnt.n, 22. 1858:
nnir. •"Nottee;......sensed peepesuls, • endorsed
"Proposals for Furnishing Supplies to the
Board of eonlrons's of Public orchools, ,, Will be
received at the. office of the Controllers of Public
Schools, Southeast• corner of MTH and AMILPIII
Streets, addressed to the undersigned, until September
28th. /888, at 12 o'clock M., for the supply of all the
1300$8 and STATIONERY to be used in the Pablie
Schools of the City of Philadelphia, until the let day
of deanery, 1850.' The Propellers runes state the price
and quality of the Hooks and articles of Ste loner) , pro.
posed to be furnlebid, and be accompanied by
a sample
of each item. A. list of the hooka and Eftrrionery au
thorized by the Board can tie predated at the Secrete
ry'e OSlce, Southeast earner of BIX2II and ADELPII/
otreeto. By order of the Committee on Bopplies.
RIMIT J. HIM Min t &WY,
Board of Controller of Public Bohoolo,
[crfacrelOgy A. very amusing Lecture
on tide eubJeot will be giren by Mr.
CONKLIN, of ibis city. at BA.NfOS-ST. TALL, on
INKDNICIWAV ISVSNING, Sept. 22, 'B5B, illnetrAted
by numerous splendidly executed portraits sod proillen,
exhibition the various erpects of the human visage.
N. 11,—No one should fail to be present and behold
these wonderful representations 01 human -nature.
Prices of admission—Lady And gentleman, 26 cents ;
mingle, 25 *ants. Doors open at 7; lecture to commence
at a quarter before 8 o'clock. ne2li2tie
Q !Moms for invalids wein At(actions at
THE CREST
8. W. corder PARICE and OIiEBTNLIT [Weds,
seg-lm West Plilladelphis.
Net° pubittatione.
B. PETERSON & BROTHERS, '
JL. PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS,
M. 800 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
CARD TO THE BOOK TRADE!
PETERSON BROTHERS would respecttully call the
business /vacation of the BOOKSELLERS and PUB
LISHERS' now in thia city, to their new and large
Catelogue of the Werke of
DISTINGUISHED AUTHORS. -
PETERSON BROTHERS publish, exclusively, In the
UNITED STATES, all the writings of the very cele
brated author,
011AltlaS DICKENS!
They would refer to their Catalogue for partioular der•
seriptions of Five Complete Edition'', and of thirty
different styles of binding of these most popular and
beat selling of modern writings
MRS. 8011TIIWORTIVS WORKS!
See Catalogue.
CAROLINE LEE BENT VS WORKS!
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' ALEXANDER DIMAS' WORKS!
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CAPT. MARRYATT , B WORKS I
Bee Catalogue,
And for a complete and descriptive Het of the intel.
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PETERSON BROTHERS also publish the only
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They pay sttict attention to the waking up of orders
for books of ail pubitabers, and fornieh promptly all the
klegazuses and New apapers and. payer books at the
lowest rates...nd at earliest dates of publication. Book
sellers, Publishers, and the public generally, are re
epectfully invited to call end examine our new cat*.
Logue of celebrated Works.
T. B. PhT.ERSON & WIDMER&
Bookeellers and Publishers,
1e22.3t No. Bog o.ll.E.iflillT Street.
tied estate.
J . M. GummEr & SONS
Respectfully Inform their Ittotals and the Faille that
OA or about the
YOUSTEENTII OF OCTOBER
They will be prepared to offer at
PUBLIC BALE,
AT THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGES,
STOCKS, Eao.,. Bro
Pereong desirous of disposing of their Property at
Public Sale are respectfully Invited to tall at our Of
five at an early date, In order that their propertlee may
be registered and fully advertised previous to sale.
OFFICE, NO. 620 WALNUT BTRNET.
J. It. G. & 8. will gill continue the PRIVATE Pur
chase end Bale of READ EBPATIC, AIORTGAGES,
&0., as uetti. se2t.et
Segal Drolitze.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TUE
1 CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of GEORGE REABTEN, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that 0 %TIT &RINE HEAR
TEN, widow of said decedent, has tiled in said Ooort
her petition, with ao eppralsement, claiming to retain
the personal property therein mentioned, under the
provisions of the act of 14th April.lBsl. And that,
unless exceptions thereto be presented on or before Fri
day, October 16th, 1868, the same will be allowed and
approved by the Omni. GEO. PERGEANT,
gen w 11.4 t Att rney for the Widow.
Political
PEOPLE'S TICKST.
4. ,
STATE OFFICERS.
JUDGE OP THE SUPREME COURT,
JOHN M. READ.
CANAL COIISIIBBIONEEt,
WILLIAM E. FRAZER..
CONGRgSB
Rust Distator...
EDW. JOY WARM
JOHN P. vsants
WAS. INSILLWARD
JOHN WOOD
SNOOD ~
TIIJED ,
FOUSTEL .g
1:B=i111
STATE' SENATOR
THIRD DISTRICT ?
JOHN H. TARTER.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES
111187 DIEITRIOT
WM. B. MATTHEWS
t.t; MORRIS YARDING
GEORGE T. THORN
JOSEPH M. OUITRCH.
DAVID H. STYER
0. A. W A.LBORN
GEORGE W. WOOD
'SAAB J. NEALL
........ISAAC) A. SHEPPARD.
JOHN A. FISHER
FRANCIS EDWARDS.
SIMON GRATZ
...GEORGE W lIAMESSLEY
GEORGE WILEY
0. M. ABBOTT
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WILLIAM H. KERN.
REGISTER OP 'MILE,
GEORGE W. NoMARAN.
CLERK OP ORPHANS , COURT,
NIMROD WOOLERY
ELECTION, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12.
5e2240c73
agr, EXTRA LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL
NVERGRENNS. on unusually favorable terms
(Should be planted early In the autumn )
SIISIAIt MAPLES, and a largo variety of other Shade
Trim, Pratte, Vines, Itoota, kc.
DAVID 3. GRISCONI,
ae22-it a 2t* Evergreen Nursery, Woodbury, N. 3.
gb.CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.—The ship
NONPAREIL, Green, hots Liverpool. is now
discharging under general order, at HlllPPEN•Street
wh .rt. Lonkignees will please attend to the receipt of
tbeir goods.
TISOBIAS RIOHARDSON dr. CO.
ee22 6t 101 WALNUT St.
LOST OR MlSLAlD—Certtfloato of two
Shares of the Capital Stock in the Liberty Saying
Fund end Building Aisociation. The finder will be re
warded for leaving the name at No. St North NMI(
Street. Se22.3t*
KEG TAR.—Always on hand a full supply,
and for solo by
WEAVP,It, PULER. dc CO.,
No, 28 North Water greet, and
ett.22 No. 22 North WitARVPB
PITCH Carefully selected for ship-build
ors, and for sato by
WHAVIIR, FITLIat, fr. 00.,
No. 28 North Water street, and
se22 No. 22 north Wharves.
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I'IIILADELPItIA
&Dr I:leas. - ': - ` AND RRADING RAILROAD.
FltalOnT TOR nABRISBURG.—The Philadelphie
sod Reading Railroad Company are now prepared to
forward ireight to Harrisburg, and to all points on the
Lebanon Valley branch of this road.
Freight delivered at the Company's depot, eouthelat
corner of BROAD land CHERRY Streets, before 4 o'clock
P. M., wilt be forwarded on the same day, and will
arrive at Harrisburg before 10 o'clock on the foliowing
rooming. For rates, .ko., apply to
JNO. P. BRAT Y, General Agent,
se2l-1m Broad and Cherry atreolf.
rpo STATIONERS.—Joseph Rodgers &
Sona', Jonathan Orookee, and Farmer's fine pootet
Cutlery.
BarrkereFheare, Erasing Kniree, and Steel Pene, Tor
sale to the trade by
ERASMUS 0. PRATT & BRO.,
ee2l-et* Importere, 28 BANK btreet.
PAPER,
PRINTED cAftus t
AND ENVELOPES,
405 00114E110E OTREET.
se2l-St -N. s. L.twu PM]
BRIDGETON.—The Steamer
EXPRESS leaves ARCS Street Tues.
days, Thursdays, sod Saturdays, at 8X o'clock A. M.
Returning, leaves BRIDGETON Mondays, Wednesdays . ,
and Fridays, at 5 o'clock A. M Stopping at New Castle,
Delaware City, Port Delaware, and the usual Landings
on the Clohaneey. Through tlokets for Millevllle, Port
Elisabeth, Alaurieetown, Dividing Creek, Newport,
Ceitervillt, and Seaton. Pena*
BALLY Sc BROTHER,
CARPETINGS.
Of choice etyles and approved manufacture, conatantly
4, receiving and for rale by
NEW PALL STOOK
Hiva just opened an entire new stack of
to whieb they invite the attention of first-clam buyers
Our stook le partlealsrly adopted to
TUE 130IITILERN TRAM
ata2rolf
THOMAS & MARTIN,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS FOR nut BALE OP
CARPETINGS
On Consignment, a large lot of
INGRAIN AND VENETIAN CARPETS,
To be 'old at AUCTION PRIORS for Cash or Olt! On.
oeptaocee,
WOLFS% WILSON, & CO.,
Jy2o-frto&olf No. 132 CUESTNWS Street
CLENDENNING's
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHE,
TABLE OOTEE9,
TABLE NAPKINS and TOWELLINGE.
TO TIRE DAY GOOD 9 IitEROHANTB:
Osarasstss As I have bestowed more than usual
expense and labor in getting up ibis Article of Damask
Table Damask in this country, and have since dad in
furnishing an article equal, and In come respects supe
rior, to the Imported one, at a much less expense, I
trust that those who have a Memos' ion to entourage
11311410 AN ENTERPSISH and American labor will not
forget my eddrese.
JOHN CLENDENNING & CO.,
ARAMINDO MILL, PKAN.EFORD,
PHILADELPHIA.
P. B.—Pedlare and those who travel and supply Coma.
try Trade will fled it to their advantage to call at *be
Factory before purchasing aloe where. Parties wishing
to buy, and cannot make it convenient to call at the
Faotory, will please send their address, and they wilt be
waited on with samples of the above. sale:tit
New dark Ehp Ooobs Inealere
IMPORTANT TO DRY GOODS
JUST RECRIVOD PRA RECRLVT ARRIVALS
FROM SURORS,
In iota" exhibited sod for lode st our
WARDROOMS,
DR FOREST, ARMSTRONG, & CO.,
80 AND 82
CHAMDEILB STARRY, N&W YORK,
Raving made extensive additions to Oar Stores, we hare,
with great tame, selected a
SPLENDID VARIETY OF
DRESS AND "FANCY GOODS,
Iv VARIOUS FABRICS,
Such as will enable our customers to give a New Add
• Attractive Appearance to their Stocks, and aid
theca in retaining their trade in the
face of all competition.
We have purchased for cult
AN EXTENSIVE STOOK OF DOMESTICS,
Which we give to buyers at Prices below which none
will care to sell.
This portico or our Stock embraces the leading styles :
BIERS - MAO, COCURCO, PACIPIC,
AND SPRAGUE PRINTS,
MANCILESTEIt, PACIFIC, AND RAIifILTON
.1011 N W. RYAN
DELAINES.
LAW RINGS, GAROT, SISOBICEOG s YORK MILLS,
DWIGUI, LONSDALE, AND NV AMBUTTA
BUMMING'S ♦ND SHIRTING&
WHITE GOODS.
In this department will be found Linens and Handker
chiefs of our Importation, expressly adapted to
the wants of the Trade, with a choice line
LADIES' SKIRTS or Tula mosr APPROVED MARE,
CLOTHS, MUM:US, AND TESTINCO, DUST=
.....JOSEPH H. SINEX
..... SAIIIIEL SWEENY
Comprising the latest and moat asalul Inventlons
SHAWLS,
BROOUII, STELIA, and WOOLLEN, in greet variety.
The principle upon which we do business is grounded
upon MUTUAL INTEREST, knowing that, unman our
Cuetomers make money out of us, we cannot make it
ant of them.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG, CO.,
Nos. 80 and 82 CLIAMBE.3I.B Street,
selB.Bt NW YORK
NEW CLOTH STORE.
HENRY D. NELL,
st[CORBSOIL TO
OEO. M. COATES h CO.,
No. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Just received, the Newest etylea of
FANCY CASSIMERES ANL) VESTINGS,
Aloo, a choke aesortment of
FEBROEI BLACK AND COLORED GLOMS,
And other Goode adapted to Mews year. eelo-12t
GRAND COMMANDER.
GEO. W. WOOD, Grand Secretary. ee2l Et* NiALL CLOAKS.
I. 0. S. M.
MINNL-HA•ItA LODGE.
A SPECIAL MEETING of the LODGE will be
at 7 o'clock.
A full And general attendance of the members Is par
ticularly deElred, as business or an Important nature
sell bo transacted.
By order of the
MAGIC SHIELD COOKING STOVE.
FOR SALE ONLY BY
o. anima , ty.. co , 349 North Second street.
RUGG POMO, Northwest corner of Second and
Bbippon.
WM. A. CANNON, 317 Booth Second, and 937 North
Second street
R. °HMI AN. 249 Foutb Second street.
JOHN LYONS, Northwest corner Tenth and MO
STEINMETZ & BUCK. 3329 Germantown road.
FRANCIS FALLS, 630 Race street. ne2l.3taa
ei UNS, RIFLES, AND SPORTING IN
-ICIF ruomENTs.
The Subscribers have In store
THE LARGEST ASSORT/SENT
FOWLING-PIOr
E S, RIFLES, 810.,
Ever offered in this city.
Desirous of reducing their eissoltment as much as
possible before the let Deo they will sell
AT VERY LOW PRICES
THEIR ENTIRE STOOK,
omprling
GUNS PROM TILE 51051' CELEBRATED MAIM
FACTURERd OF ENGLAND, BELGIUM,
AND FRANOE.
PHILIP 8. JUSCICE A CO.,
No. 21 North FIFTH Street,
eelE2m above Market.
A WNINGS 1 AWNINGS !
L - Ja. JOSEPH H. TOSTER, Awning Maher, No. 418
North THIRD Street aboro Willow, Italian and
Preach Window Awnings for Dwellings and Office Win
dows i Awnings for Stores, Awnings for Steamboats and
Ships. All hinds of Awnings. Toots, Flags. or any
thing In canvas, made to order byaOHN.PH H 208 T ER,
Awning Maker, No. 443 North THIRD Street. Resi
dence, no 840 South 'Front Street
.108NPH 11. 708TRII.
CAMPBELL'S DINING SALOON, •
Corner of THIRD St. and HARMONY COURT,
flu been closed for several days past, in order to be
regenerated and disenthralled. It will be opened en
MONDAY next. 20th lust . with improvements and al
teration/I which will astonish the town. The host bee
thrown his Noel Into the ta , k of iron zeal, and we think
that his efforts will meet with universal approbation.
When reopened it will bee model establishment.
tesll4f
THE DELICATE, and those who are pro
aonacell convalescent alter a long duration of ill.
um, are recommended to use slight etimulantn. We
can in all confidence, commend the PLUM POET
WOE of our own Importation to those who are allowed
the luxury. It is a fruity, lueolous Wine.
& SMITH, Druggists,
anlll-dtr gonttwomtenr Penned end (}teen
BROWN STOUT.-40 make tc Final &
Inverted direct from London, In
store end for sale ry Irm. B. IfRATON,
end die ROUTE( 'MONT street.
A BRAM BLACK'S ENGRAVING, DIE
EA. Pinking, and .Igmbogeed Printing, Envelope, and
Real Preen Idannie,otory, 130. 1 gen% BUMS fittest,
Philadelqllia. Pa. anl24lra
110MGLISH IrEItiMILLIOn and WA/U-
W.. 1 MARINE BUM, especially imported for Painters
and Printers. Pat. up In Ilb pickages and for Ws by
LAP & BROPILDR,
sel7-lin* 241 DOOR Street, up stairs.
PPROVISIONS.-100 Bbla Mess Pork
1 , 000 p. City Smoked Hams.
1,000 .g 'C shotadem
/Fg W. Lard. For sale by
C. C. SADLE abo v e,
04 ♦roll Ot.j mound door Front.
Wholesale tarp Eboobs.
No. 920 CHESTNUT STREET,
WILL OPEN THIS DAY
Th eir Fall Importation
CARPETINGS,
PRICES GREA-TLY REDUCED
ELLINGTON 'lnvents,
BIIPIR ALL-WOOL INGRAINS,
NXTRA. SINN INORAINB,
bOIIBLE. COTTON CHAINS INGRAINS,
VENITIANS, AND LOWER DRAM!,
JOKEPIE LEA,
eelo too2l Nos. 128 And 130 01188TNUT et
McCauley, Brother, & Brewster,
28 NORTH FOURTH ST.
HOSIERY, OLOVNII, AND NANCY GOODS,
No. 297 WIESTIMT STREET,
AMERICAN COTTON AND WOOLLEN GOODS
JUST RECEIVED
PROM TUE MANU2AOTUREUS,
DEALERS.
cm 07 701
BEST AItiORTED sTOOKB,
NEW, FRESH, AND ELEGANT,
TO wnion Ws SOLICIT ATTRITION
viBROIDERiES,
WOOLLEN GOODS,
°LOTUS, m.o.
Ye.N . S.EII NOTIONS,
WRDIMDAY EVENING, 22D mar,
Retail Carp %. cabs.
"MOURNING GOODS FROM AUCTION.
—Wo Will offer today the following Goode, at
bee than uaualprlc...a :
Black /gored 011 k. 75 cent.i.
Rich B ack Bayadere Balka,-$l. '
All wool Black Mona.lints de Lane, 280.
.0.11-.oot Black Mouselines de Lalee, 31 Mo.
ell-wool Black Monneline' de Laing, 87%a. '
•
Lepla's Black Bombazine, 76 and 87Mo.
Lup,reo Black Bombazine, $1 to $t 871 i•
Lninn'a Black Bombazine, extra. floe, $1.60.
Lupin's Black elerinotn, 51,14 and 76e.
Lupin's Black Martnoes 87X and $l,
Lupin's Black Carbmerea,l6 to $l.
BE6eON it BON, Mot:traitr Store,
se22-8t No. 608 ORES/ NOT Street.
GRAND OPENING.
CLOAILB
THOMAS W. EVANS & CO
17221:21353
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23D,
LAItOEST APBORTMENT OP
CLOAKS
EVER OPPERED IN PHILADELPHIA, EMBRA-
CING ALL THE NIWINT
PARIS NOVELTIES
818 exn 820 OIIESTNTIT STREET
ae2l-11t
BLACK SILKS
THOMAS W. EVANS & CO.
Would respectfully call attention to their extensive as
sortment of -
B AC% SILKS,
MN, POMO
HEAVY BLACK TAFFETTS. VERY RUM;
HEAVY GRO DR RIDGE, EXTRA. QUALITY;
ISLAM BA.Y.A.RERE WILMS
BLACK 'VELOUR 01 TOMAN ;
SLACK GRO DE EPSOM;
MOURNING SILKS;
With a variety of other makes, comprising the largest
and handsomest stesortment they have ever offered.
se2l.3t 818 AND 820 CHESTNUT Street.
INDIA SHAWLS AND SILKS.
L. J. LEVY & CO.
Are now opening a large assortment of
NEW PALL GOODS,
To which additions will be made by all the steamers
arriving daring the next nix weeks.
Their assortment is now full and complete In the fol
lowing articles :
INDIA CASHMERE SHAWLS;
RIOII AND MEDIUM PRICED SILKS;
FLOUNCED AND DOUBLE SKIRT SILKS;
RICH PRINTED CASHMERES;
RICH BRINTED MOUsELINES;
FRENCH. MERINOS AND OASHMERES;
RICIt FRENCII CHINTZES;
NEW SPUR POPLIN DRESSES;
DOUBLE SKIRT WALKING DRESSES;
FRENCH. EMBROIDERIES;
SAXONY AND FRENCH PLAIDS;
NEW BLANKET SHAWLS;
PARIS CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS;
HOSIERY, GLOVES, FLANNELS;
SUPERIOR LINEN GOODS.
SO AND 811 CHESTNUT ST.
se2o4t
BARGAINS AUCTION THIS
WENN— •
Three iota (120) Cbildren'a Plumbi ,•
Two lotto (81 garde) rilk and Plush Veslinge;
One tot (12) blick F ilk climate;
One lot MT yds) dark plain ribbed Cassimeres;
000 lot (183 yards) steel mixed Batinets ;
Three lots (80) Robes
One lot (240 yards) all wool Plaid;
One lot (38 yards) Poll de Obevrec
N. H.—The above are cheap and desirable.
000PBB 8c OONABD,
ae2o 8. B. corner NINTH and MANKST.
LUP IN' S 6-4 FRENCH MERINOES
AND OASNINNNE DE 009136, PROM THE
NANAT MERINO HALE.
CHARLES ADAM) bas pow arranged several lota
arid qualities of teen 'well-known Goods, in choice and
desirable colors.
Also, plain Mons. DeUlnas, in mode, plain, and high
colon,
All•gool Plaids, choice styles.
Mons. Delsinea, Valenclas, Mohair s, Poll de Citevres
and brass Ooods to votlety. . . .
GLOBO/ lILAOK 13iL88, 08 ALL WIDTHS
)(leaky corded Weak Poull de hole.
New If ugl.eh mad 31errl mao P, lota.
Flee eti ck of Unebr'likable Plumele, Shirting, Sheet.
ag e and Pillow Muslin..
SCELLA. 8/IANYLB I
In many desirable styles.
New Goods being deny received and sold at the low.
est market pr.ces, for CASU.
eeemwf•tf ZWEITE and ARCH Streets.
. TERS, and SHAWLS.
.ters. new Fall styles,
lee, for Fall.
.y in one day's notice,
MANTILLAS, TAUS
ILK RICE Circulars and Du.
Cloth Raglans and CI .
Ordara taken. and road
hCABLBI',
ORBEN,
BLACK.
CRIAISON,
fitells, Broche Bordered
CENTRES
Shawls, emotion lots
COOPER lit CONRAD,
NTH And MARKET SW
H. S. core or N
1 - 111INTZ FOULARD ROBES—Brown and
V Black grounds, with rich Chintz bogoet4.
AllO, sown designs in Chin's and plain colors.
89I1iPLE8.3 BBOTHBII9,
se2o lIIMITII and OLIBBTNUT Straota
NEW AUTUMN" &MS.—Just opened, a
IN Line of rick and seasonable goods of low, medi.
Om, and superior qualities.
BEI A.RPLESS BROTHERS,
se2.o CHESTNUT and NIGHTIE.
IFEPINS MERINO AT $l.OO.—A lot of
A... 4 full width extra quality.
Lupin• Me. loos of excellent value.
Also, wide Shawls, Merinos, and Cashmeres.
Aft ARPLESS BROTHERS,
ee2O ORES MUT and RIGHTII.
GREAT ATTRACTION !
OVER $4,600 WORTH OP 5H4191.8 PROM WH/OH
TO MAIZE A RELROPION.
THOUN.I.BY & () nista.
N.H. con EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN Streets,
Have tha'oelt SHAWL Stock hi Philadelphia. They
would respectfully call attention to the following very
cheap lois, via:
48 LONG. BROOELE SHAWLS at $ 8 each.
20 Do. do. do. at 10 4 .
20 Do. do do. at 11 "
24 Do. do. do. at 12
10 Do. do. do. at 13 "
20 Do. do. do. as 14 ..
20 Do, do. do. at 18 < 4
8 Do. do. do. at 18 "
8 Do. do. do. at 20 I.
F. Do. do. do. at 25
In the above Lots of Long 'Brach° Shawls will be
found every desirable color of cootre.
BEAUTIFUL STELLA SHAWLS
From $2 to $l2, in every color.
&ranch Blanket tihmsla in new dolgo e.
Plain Thib Shawls, c gusto and Long.
Beal Canton Crape Shawls, Plain and Embroidered,
Children's rhawle, Aliases' Shawls, and Gentlemen's
Shawls, at
THORNLEY ds OHISDPS,
“oxic PRION OASH STONE.,'
Northeast Owner itt.:llTH R. *PRIM; GARDEN
N. B.—City and Country Storekeeper's buying for cash
may find bargains at T &
P. S.—A MagniOast:Ago& of Bilks now on hand.
selB-tf
The Subscribers will exhibit
ON BLOADAY AND DURING THE WEER,
ELEGANT CLOAKS,
au advance of their usual opoulug,) to which they
invite the inspection of
LADIES AND STRANGNNS.
J. W. PROCTOR ac CO.,
NO. 709 CHESTNUT STREET,
rtirLADmpare.
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCM STREETS,
STAPLE AND DA.NOY
SILK GOODS.
OPENING OP PENNON 000 DB
TO-DAY
RICK SILK ROBES A LEZ;
SILK ROBES, DOUBLE SKIRTS;
SPLENDID ROBES, TWO FLOUNCES;
SPLENDID ROBES, THREE FLOUNCES;
NEWEST STYLES PALL SILKS;
ROUND-CORNERED SHAWLS;
EXTRA RION PRINTED DE LAMES;
PLAIN AND BAXADERE BLACK SILKS.
EYRE & LANDELL,
Nepl-Set FOURTH AND ARM STREETS
Elissolnuona anb Capartnerolpp.
DISSOLUTION . OF PARTNERSHIP.—
The partnership heretofore existing Coder the
name or IIesXTER, WILSON & PEaItBON, near
lloltaesburg, was by mutual consent dissolved on the
21st day of August, 1868
ROBERT BAXTER,
SAMUEL WILSON,
JAMES 11. PEARSON.
eelß•eed St*
September 16,1969
illettitstrg.
cy TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
• PAIN—By Dr. J. D VRANOIti, the inventor
of the GalVardo Process, OSIOO 3 No. 925 RAON Street
Also, medicates, Ails, and inserts Teeth. All work
warranted to give entire satisfaction. sel7•Sts
Dr. W. S. SicILHENNEY,Dentist ,
44 **•• would inform hta friends that be boa resumed
practice at No. 784.3 CHESTNUT Street, second door
above th e U. 8. Mint. sepl-3m
MO CONFECTIONERS AND RAKERS.-
MO
FM Itet. Oil Peppermint, warranted pare;
1000 ,4 Varb, Ammonia;
200 ,1 Oarraway Seed,
For Jae so wantei be
Vi'D , Bo* NRRRITT,
Wholeeala Drugglete,
200 dlarktd.atreet.
P EIRE NOLOGIU&L
TIONS, with written ductiptione of character,
AZtwciwthagadvice inreference to bnaineas,health,
aelf-itaprovement, &0., are made day and eve
ning at BOWLER, WILLS, & CO.'B,
aell•Bsa 822 Chootroat at., Ehiladolphia.
,Sat gale anb to Zet.
img FOR SALE CHEAP—The Stock,
and Fixtures of the old-eatabil•hed
Shiite:ltlA:de-Seed Pir.arehonse, 13II.M.A.SKST Street.
Appi l as above.. ee22-3tts
gat ;FOR SALE—A.. bandeome 'reaidenpe,
ma, with all the mod.na. Improvement% large side
yard, "gr.pery, &r! , SIXTH, near SPRING GARDEN
Street Terms easy. P. K. LYtiv, 6g South SIXTH
Street, (second story.) sel7-1m
FOR BALE OE EXCHANGE- 7 -A
Es. handsome new mansion, 10 stoma, and 40 acres,
near Owynedd Station, North Pennsylvania Railroad.
Site splendid, fruit abundant, besath unsurpassed. Any
passion really desiring a handsome Country Seat in ex
change for city property will find this an unusual op
poronitv of accomplishing his object. Apply to P: N.
LYND,.6ji B. SIXIII at , story) self-lm
FOR'SALLE—A pretty Cottage, nine
rooms, and one or morettores, en Wyoming avenue.
two miles ont the Elecond-street Turnpike Also, several
handsome cottage lots The nelgbborboodle healthy,
beautiful, and rapidly improving. P. E.. LYND, 6) B.
SIXTH St , (24 otury.) sallgut
O SPECULATORS and CAPITALISTS.
T .
—Thirty Bores orlon orbeoutltql Lind on Wyoming
/venue, near New Bennet street; only two miles north
or the pavements, for sale a bargain, and terms easy.
Appiy to P. It LIND,6)( South arra Street, (second
story ) ' im
n- TO RENT—Tho new iron-11..51d Store,
itu. No. 24v North THIRD street, above Rice., with
the nee of Shelving, Counter, &o. Suitable for the
wholesale Clothing, Notions, or any other bush:lips.
Terme low. Apply at No. 262 North THIRD B.reet,
three doors above. 5e11.120 if
AFOR SALE OR TO RE.NT.—A Desira
ble property in Rising Bun village. Lot sixty feet
front on Germantown road, by ell hundred feet deep
to a main street. The improvements are a brick
dwelling, with store, oontsinlog fourteen rooms to all.
Also, a green•lionee, two hot-houses, cottage on back
street, stables, coach.honse, &a ;including a choice
variety of fruit trees, all of which will be sold on 60-
Commodating terms, or a portion rented to a pond ten
ant. Apply to caratwsu, dc. WILLTAIdS,
selfl-ct 106 WALNUT Street.
J. To LET—A full-furnished House, in
onEsTNUT Street, east of Broad Pommel/en
immediately. Addreta BOX MB, Poet (Moe. selett
FOE 2ALE-
One of The most Valuable and Deslrablo
DOUBLE BROWN ROBB REBEDBNG'BB
IN TILE CITY,
No. 1810 ORESTNIIT STREET,
EXTENDING TGROUGII TO GEORGE DTREET.
Baying been built by the owner for his Own Residence,
no expense has been spared in its construction.
Apply to OHARLES BOOGS,
529 Market Street,
Or to M. THOMAS /a BONS,
159 and 141 South Fourth Bt.
CHOICE COTTAGE SITES, WITHIN
three millrace walk. of two Etatione on Philadel
phia and Germantown Ifnilroad, for sale cheep. Apply
at corner of Tioga Street and Plank Road, or at No. 23
North Shah Street, to
seiLlto* T. L. LITTLEFIELD.
Boar Ding.
DESIRABLE BOARDING In a Central
legation, where there are no children, fora Gen
tleman and wife, or one or two single Gentlemen.
References exchanged. Address 44 Box 1190 Post
Office, se2c4t*
G 5 .NORTH SEVENTH. STREET.— Gen.
tlemen can be accommodated with Dinner or fall
Board. Also, large and small rooms to let, with board.
suitable for families and single gentlemen. sel7.6t*
BOARDING. -A handsome suite of apart
ments on the second floor, WALNUT St, between
Broad and Sixteenth. Address, with reference, L M.
Press office. eels-tf
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ALLEN GROVE BOARDING AND DAY
lifitiOOL for 'Young Ladles, Paktili.FOßD, Penn•
aylvania, six miles from M►rket street, Philadelphia,
under the gaped,. tandeoce of Mrs. It. L THOMPSON,
Young Ladies received at this Inatitutton at any time
daring theiLeasion. se22ltlo
A TERM OP THE LAW DEPARTMENT
Si of the UNIVERSITY OP PENNSYLVANIA tont
mencee on the 4th of October.
Prof. bfIARAWOOD, International and Constitution
al Law, ,ko.
Prof. Mal ALL, Pleading and Practice.
Prof. LULL AR, Real Evtate and Conveyancing.
An INTRODUCTORY LECTURE will be delivered
by Prof. BUARSWOOD, on the 4th of October, at eight
o'clock P. tL ,st the Lectare Room of the Department;
by Prof MOULT. on the 6th, and by Prof. MILLER
on the Bth of October, at the same hoer and place
se2o•tOco
'DI ON INSTITUTE—Southeast corner of
THIRTEENTH and FILBERT Streets, opened
on SIO.sDAY, the eth of September.
Private Instruction, though favorable to rapid pro
gress, yet sends the scholar into the world with a keen
sensitiveness, which totally disqualifies him for restive
life; whilst attention to many oftentimes forces the
Instructor to meet general difficulties rather than those
personal to each individual, and the !muss either
loees ail interest, or becomes superficial to his acquire.
merits. For these and other reasons the number is
For farther information apply personally, from nine
o'clock A. M. to one o'clock r. Al., or by note, to
selB-tt BTEWABM. Prinotpla.
EINGLISH SINGING—BaIIad and Opera
'FILAMIR gives Inetraction in the
above styles, on the moat approved system.
salaam 900 South RIGRTEENTIi
THE FRENOII LANGUAGE and LITE
EXTDRE, by Prof. GERARD, A. 3f., No. 1008
CIIESTNITE Street. fitudints will and new attractions
in their studies by the use of the " Cabinet des Fees"
he haa just published.
N. B.—Particular attention to pupils Intending to
visit Europe se to conversation in French.
For particulate, non C/ROULARS.
sel3 mw&frbn*
'VIBE ACADEMY OF THE PROTESTANT
Jt. EPISCOPAL 011IIIVOli, No. 1314 LOOINF St.
This Classical and English Institute for Eons, under
the immediate charge of the Rey. JAB. W. ROrINS,
Mien superior advantages for moral training u well u
Phrsicat and meat./ devetopment. Tuition fee $6O and
$76 per annum. No extra for French, German. Draw
ing. and the use of the Gymnasium. aels-ulcs 4t
CLASSICAL EDUCATION.--ROBERT
li. LADDERTON, P. D. of the University of
G ron i ngen , will hereafter have charge of the Oleasicsi
department in the DOIENTIFIO and OLASSIDAL IN
surtnn, OftIfBTNUT Street, northwest cornet of
Twelfth. No pelts have been awed to render this
Sabool eminently worthy of patronage for boys of all
ages, and in ell departmenta—Engl oh, Olaasical, and
Scientific. Entrance on TWALFTii Bt.
eel7.lm J. ENNIS, Principal.
I J. RI ED'S INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
• LADIES, No 1623 WALNUT Street. Nor terms,
apply at the Institute.
R /1(11111•0 es.—Dr. Converse, (editor of the Christian
Observer,) Itow Dr. C. Wadsworth, Rev. Dr. W B.
Stevens, Col. J. W. Forney, 0. O. Leland. Esq., Fro-
Wears Vethalte, Allen, Frazer, of the University and
then gentlemen sel6.lm
y T. REED has resumed his course of in
-811)• ntruction in Iloilo and on the Plano-forte. No.
1523 WALNUT Street. enl6-lm
A. OR BE 0 K. E bail the honor to
INJL announce that be will resume his instructions on
the PIANO Immediately after his return from Europe,
(In the latter part of September.
Please address comounileatlons to t , BoxNo.lBoB,u
Poet Onica. ael4.l2tir
MRS. AUG CUBE'S BOARDING ealD DAY
81211100 L YOB. YOUNG L&DIY.B, 1030 SPRING
GAROE:I Street, will be re.opeued MONDAY, Nap
timber 6th. suMtliet
illatrbes, Jeweltp, &I.
BAILEY & CO.,
POR3IIIIILY
BAILEY 4* KITCHEN,
Have removed to their new Vito-proof, White Marble
More,
Big CHESTNUT STREET,
NORTH UDR, BELOW THE GIRARD HOIIOII
Sow opening their fall stook of
umarED JAWELRY, PLATED WARES, Alfa
FA-NOT GOODS,
To which they Invite the attention of the pablle.
sthvsnoffeng, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND
PEARLS,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Qtarriapso.
CARRIAGES.
WM. D. ROGERS,
COACH AND LIGHT.CARRIAGE BUILDER,
1000 AND 1011 CI ESCHIIT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Orders for CARRIAGES from all parts of the world
executed with promptneee, and satisfaction guarantied.
selB.Bmlf
I_I . A.NDSORUBS AND CLAMPS.
HANDBORIII3S
No. 6. $1 12 per dos
O. 126 ~
7. 1 80 ••
8. 1 76 ,g
No. I. 432g0. per dos
2. 760. ..
8. 870. . 4
6.1000. "
CLAMPS.
0 Row, $126 per dozen.
7 Row, $1.76 per dozen.
6 Row, 22.25 per dozen.
HENRY C. ECKSTEIN,
se-16 62 North THIRD Street, PbPadelphlgi
SOUTHWARK BANK,
Putt DlLPriti, ;tine 49, 1858.
NOTICE is hereby given, that The Southwark
Bank of Philadelphia." located in the City of Phila
delphia and created for Banking purposes, with a capi
tal of two hundred. and fifty thousand dollars, intends
to make appheation to the next Legislature of this
Commonwealth for an increase of one hundred. and
fifty thousand do Ism to its present capital istock.
By order of Das Boas& of Directors
jet/id-wed MOO; P. P. STEEL, cashier,
GEISSE & SONS,
No. 13e South FRONT Street, below Chestnut,
Importers of
LOOKING-GLASS PLATES,
AND BEADS OP EVERY DESORIPTION,
Vor the INDIAN TRADE, Ao , ko
att2B4ex
MACKEREL. -338 btAs Nos. 1, 2 and 8,
Mackerel, in inserted packages, for sate by
C. 0. SADLER & CO.,
anti Artr,Er Street. 2.1 do, .brwto Front
CRESE.-105 boxes Herkimer county
Cheese roil hailing, sad far tale by
C O. SADLER tc CO.,
eatl AROIE (West, 2d door above Front,
STORAGE.—Storage can be obtained at a
fair price in the Warohonso, No. 9 North Water
street, or in the aeoond and third stories of NO. 103
Aroh street, by applying lo
0. 0. LIADLIB A 00.,
sad A/2011 Woos ) 2d door above Front.
~94441 ,
. ANTED—By a Bookkeeper. a street%
requiring bet two boon , time per AT. Adorer'
LAWRENUE, °Moog! The _Press. = se rack.
ILI/ANTED—A Youth not more ::thrta 16
V yerai of age, to assist at *hicks in • wholesale
Shoe Store. dcgrise.POUßTH SrBgET, at this of-
See. ' - - seBl4to
virANTED-A situation as Teacher by a
pati Ng 000 d -testimonials as to /ce., will b e given. Address THEILSBA, Blood , ' De
spatch. seTl-gtle
WANTED—A second-hand Fire-proof In
exoblulgo for Merchandise. Address .‘ O. As K."
at tbis office se2l-Bt*
ANTI; D—An experienced Penman who
writes s plain intelligible hand, as Copyist. Ad
dress ElliAtialiftBlS, at this oitiaa. 1421.4tii
'WANTED—A Lad of unexceptionable
v v chamoter, about 18 years of age, to learn the
Dry Goode Jobbing business. The compensation will
be $5O the flat year, with an ishiltbmai yearlf.
Address "A. Y.,” with reference; et the office of this
paper. sell-t*
WANTED—An active and experienct4
Sidemen ix a Wholesale Drug Bt re. Good
reforeeee required. Address a R. adios of this
paper. ae2o-4tu
I,ApiNTEL—Canvassers. for a new Paoli--
ry cation cow in press and shortly to be Issued.
Address ," A. 8.," office of The ,Press. se2o.Bte.
WANTED—A purchaser for a Paten - I-
T - right of an article needed for every day me.
$360 only required. A sure and profitable business
will be Insured. Nor particulars address ADMIINDII,
Blood's Despatch. sev&Cto
WANTED --A person haying $BOO, to join
the i dierum in parchaeing a patent right at
3.
s.vH. st vs cuNORTONt A
Blood%, large p Despatch. se rofit will be guaranteedla ltis Address
WANTSD, FOR TEM UNITED ETNEER
oANALRY—Abie.bodiod, unmarried men, to
whom Witt be given g owl nay,
_board, clothing, ad
medical attendance. Noy from 119 ho INN per month.
No mon having a wife or *kW will beatelep___,tod Appl
for MOUNT= BUNION at No 817 MASK= 8M.%
above YlBhth , north tide. . .
W. TS. MikililillDlß,
let Lieut. lit Dragoon,
Recruiting OMemor
glurnsenunts.
A OADEMY OF MUSIC.
I. WIDNISDAY MVStillte, Eept.22,lA6g,
Third night of the wonderful lIKVIL13!
Viral night of
AOALISTA !
Aquinas, &mite pupil of the Queen, Tree Mathias;
Queen of the Dance, Wile Line
After which,
WIDEST 11a174.11111:
H. 31. Wells, Bonen v metre.
The entertainments will commence with exorcism ea
THU GORDIS TANDEM.
Admission—Parquet, Parquet °hole, and Italeopy, tiO
Vsmtly Circle and Amphitheatre, 26 saute.
Doors open at 7 ; Pertormanco to commockoo at quar
ter of 8 &Moak.
MRS. D. P. BOWERS's WALNUT-ST.
THEATRE. *corner of NINTH sod WAT.4BOI.
Btreet WEDNESDAX EVSIMPS. September 32 UM,
THE 8011811 08 111611111t108. 30.3
Frederick Willliam the First of Prussia; Mr. Richlam
Charles Frederick, hit eglest son, Alla A. Cruise;
Queen Sophia of Prtrisle, fdrs. IL A. - Perry,* ara.
heth of Brunswick, Princess of Austria, Wes O. Rich
logs. To conclude with the Celebrated Comedy,
ALL THAT GLITTSR3 Id NOT GOLD.
Prices of adfuteaion—necond To
3r and Handy Oinde
and Third Tier, 25 °sate; Parquet, 57* centfq Drea;
Circle, 50 cents; Private Boxes, according to 'aisle
looale„0.3 and $5; Single Seats in Oreheatra and Private ,
Bores, 76 cents.
Doors open at 7 o'clock; Curtain rises at 7% o'clock.
WILBATLEY & OLAILE's AROR-BT.
3BATRB.—Willian: Frederialcs, Acting awl
Stage Hamster
el WEDNESDAY EVENING, September 22, 1868 )
TUB WIZARD OP TEIN
. . .
Chines Faulkner, o , ptain of H. K. 13 Wizard of the
Wave, on ercret 'service, Mr. Dolman; Don Joao Delt
s*
Bendel', ciovernor of St logo, Mr Mkirdloulth.
The performance will commence with the comedy of
UNCLE JOHN.
Admission. 25 tits. &eared Beata in Drew; Oirele, rf%
eta; Orohestra Stalls, 50 ate; Beats in Private Boxes,
eta; Gallery, 18 ate ; Gallery for Colored Persons, at eta
Private Box in Gallery for Colored Persona, 88 ate;
Whole Private Box, W.
Boors open at quarter before &cloak ; • comment* at
7)f, precisely.
CONCERT HALL. -
TRIED WREE OP
SANDERSON'S COLOSSAL REPRESENTATIONS
OP THE RUSSIAN W.
Exhibits Oda week, a n3londay, Priffay; and Utast%)
arm:aura only, and on Saturday Afternoon
Admission 26 cents; ohildrun 18 cents. eep2o-1w
Doors open at 7. Performance to commanoe at got IL
NATIONAL HALL—MAR/LET STBEET.
NOW OPEN
7. 111.00 WILLIAMS'S *ebb - rated.
PANORAMA Or Tam - Breax.
This magnificent PAINTING commence" with Ohm*,
and continues down It, historical order to tie Babylo
- Captivity, containing more than fifty of the moat
sublime and interesting scenes In the Bible.
Exhibition EVERY EVENING. Doors open at ii to
commence at 8 o'clock precisely.
Tickets 28 cents—to be had at Hall door. OhIWO
under 10 years 16 cents.
Also. Exhibitions on WEDNESDAY and SATUR
DAY ABTENNOONS for females and schools. Doom
open at I; to 00031001306 at 8 precisely.
Explained by Professor TIBBITTS
BARRETT's GYMNASIUM. -
EILLIddIiD ROOM,
PISTOL AND RIPLA GALLERY.
Will open on MONDAY, September nth, at No. 804
NARKED Street. esB-Imit
S•
A.NPORD'S OPERA HOUSE,
XLXVENTII Street, above ORFATNIIT.
Open for the Beason, with the /ariLeat
TROUPD Of ARTISTS IN TBX WOXID;
The Xntertahtmente nightly offered by -
BANFORD'o TROL,PII
commie* all the latest Bongs, Glees, Doe* atom
lletralna, Dames Ballets, ho.,lnterepereet 'watt
WIT AND ILLOQUINOII.
In hid, all the-Vocalism ot.dhe day Is produced by
AIIIBIO, !ONO, AND POETRY.
The whole under the management of Mr. 8. O. RAM
FORD.
Admission 26 cents. Doers open at 1) *Wont • par
%manes to 001ZUMIIIINI at 8 o'clock. madam
Mamal.
PH* GREAT STANDARD REMEDY Or
1 THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
TTIF IMPRSIM, DEPUR4I IVE FOR FOR=
iNa THE BLOOD AND BTBENGTBBNIAti THE
W HOLE SYSTEM.
The Imperial Depnrative, prepared by D. lowa •
berry &Co. is now acknowledged as the principal
Family Medicine for the cure of Oanmutorre affections
and Sono r Imo ne diseases generally. The *acme which
&Mende its use in these inveterate diseases has no equal-
It is now used to these disease+ with complete success,
where all other means have failed. Two or three bat;
ties will satisfy any one c f its great curative propert es.
DIBBAI3I and WHITS SWALLOW. tri,001•770.11, Of
the 802168 MOOTH, TIIIIOAT, &o. Its beneficial and
healing ch aracteristics are soon observed in these com
plaints. No matter of bow longsiandiog they may have
been, they will yield to the proper use of the IMI4I-
AL DEFIIRATIVE in a short time.
Tarras. and &man Haan will as certainly yield to
this medicine as it is used. Daeases of the skin and
all aznptive compla ints generally cannot long remain
after using a few bottles of the Imperial Depurative.
Its Tonic properties, as well as Alterative, sender It
valuable to weak and delicate footsies.
The great purity, strength, and value of this Family
Medicine is unequalled in the cure of all diseases origi
nating in an impure condition of the blood. It expels
all the virus or diseased matter from the blood and re.
invigorates the system.
Those using the Imperial Depunative and wishing ad
vice in their case, will receive every attention by otter
or otherwise.
Prepared and sold by Dr. LOUNSBERRE & CO., No.
60 North 'FIFTH Street, below Arch, Philadelphia.
For sale also by J. P. Long & Co., Lancaster, Pa. Z.
H. Baser and 8. 8. Stevens, Heading, Pa. Holman &.
Co., 'Harrisburg , Pa. O. VV. Epting, Pottsville, Pa.
T & C. W. McClintock, Eaaton, Pa. James Given,
Westchester, Pe. Echroldt & Co., Allentown, Pa.
Simon Eau Bethlehem, Pa. Dr. H. W. Leslie, Bristol.
P..- and Draggiateseenandly. aull.m. &sateen
D R. BARNES'
CAMPHORATED 'EXTRACT OT GINGER
This Medicine has, by its own merit, gained a great
reputation. It is composed entirely of 'vegetable', and
is made from the formula of a distingaithed physician,
used by him in the cholera of 1932. It does not contain
Opium in any form and never constipates the bowels.
iris squally Mammon, in mild and aggravating attacks
of cholera morbue. It has cared eholemafter the " ries
water" discharge had taken plea). The cramps and
pains of cholera morbns and dysentery are in a few
minutes dispelled the stomach, and the bowels restored
to a healthy action. If this remedy were used In the
pre monitory symptoms, dysentery, that dreaded disease,
would find fewer victims. Read the recommendation"
of the railroad condnettna who have used It for several
years, In the Circulars.
Nor the ours of NAUSEA., NERVOUS DEBILITY,
CHAMP, CHOU°, FLATULENCY, and SIOIC READ
ACRE. it has no equal.
DYnPEPOIA of aver twenty years , standing bee been
cured by it. The weakest stomach, by twenty drope
taken after each meal, may be restored to a healthy ea
ten.
•• • .
klerroos tremor, the remit of ekeelaire drinking, in
et once mired. It has prevented attack.' of Whir=
tremens.
Two or three doses Is enough to ours sea-sickness.
It is the moat valuable of eta kind in existence, sad
le so pronounced by physicians who are using it in
their practice. As a PREVENTIVE of FIVE üB , (lu
ting their prevalence in Auniwn, taken in doses of
thirty drope, when the stomach and bowels are consti
pated or in an oppoeite state. it will an prepare the
system as to overcome any liability to an attack even of
'Mow Fever or Typhoid.
Persona who have coffered In health from Agus and
Fever have been vectored to health by this wonderful
remedy. No one should be without it.
Prepared only at 933 OFIESTlftir Sheet.
Sold at stores throughout the United tabu. A very
liberal discount reeds to retailers.
lllonen.
'PILLS ON LONDON for sale at the Of-
Al 800 of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COST•
PANT.
so2l-st
THOS. T. VIRTU, Treasurer
TO CASs BUYERS.
JAMES B. EARLE A BON.,
SIB CHESTNUT STREET,
01.7015171 Slil 011WID NOM,
Invite the attention of Western and Southern Oustom•
era to their immense and elegant assortment of
LOOKING-ULABEIES,
OIL PAINTINGS,
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE-FRAMES,
Eatable for the
FALL TRA.DR
TO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
ACADIA. FREESTONE
Now booing, and shortly to arrive, 1,000 tons of this
beautiful Stone, both of the
SLUE. GRAY, AND BUFF TINTS,
the former of which, for oaf kens and delicacy of color,
le unrivalled
For the character of this stone please eleattne the
following buildings:
Jos 'Harrison's, Nighteenth street and Bittenhosae
Square.
Harrison , . Building, Locust street, between Seven
teenth and kighteeroh.
Samuel Smith's Vf est street and Itlttenhouse nun.
Mrs. Peterson's No 1219 Walnut street.
A.A.Wencrath'e,4l6 Arch street.
karnuel Simon', Twelfth and Chestnut streets.
T. K. J. Fassitt, Seventeenth and Locust street*, and
others.
ARNOLD & WILSON, Agents,
PRIL&DILPLus WARMING AND YENTILATIR4
. . .
W.L85.110118 7 / 2
1010 OH3/3TNUT oTiratET,
sel6.Bat B. M. BILTWXLL,III9,I.
ENGRAVIRCte,