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Roported for ThoProidi.j.
•
WILMINEM:II4,C-N-0-444_11110}d4,314man-1113 bbla
'ram turpeolol4 l sll34d tbliließowlerg• Aubbiumor & WI;
30 do Rota tir.poutino lKohdit & Bell; 40 baton yarn Hay
44- 3101/4484- 40 4414 rosin Ooobrow & Rumen; 1 box
andso,Bo343lll'iletiolir 68:oBility &Walla-64P 433 bblo
tordalnn Mot% - .1
inittakliall/ABOADD - 011 . TIAMIL
Dane PnlaGon.
ZMIOND 41 : 12 0110int gootwiputwraz Kong
Ovonaa L. Bazar,
micirtaAuli"
As al Merchants , Smohangs, .PAilads/pAin. I
Ship 'Tonawanda, Jttlitisii, - cc , Liverpool, Oot
tihls N Carolina, Poster SS'Ostharine, cook
Ship Prince de Toinville;Foster•• • • •Pemambnco, coon
linedsY Sudan's, soon
•Slyque Lianattna, Jackson, "St'Jaio deSubs, soon
'llrigg .29W rieridriakcSohut..,... • • .... ''.Loudon, soon
136kr.GootbirrAn ....... liarbsAckfm Fos
Mt.
Von, OF munsitELPWA, Sept. 30, 1848.
SUN RUBIO - - 6 8 SUN SSTS 6 62
BLOB
.„. . 7 ,82
ARRIVED.
Bteilinahiptialawire;Copes; 21 Muni frilmNevr York,
with • merenandlie and passengers to Jam &Mardis°.
?meal Dutch brig Hermes, from Bremen, at Ready
Island; brig
,`A,
Island; Boston, at Winning.'
ton Creek, stAibont 16 !hammier,. beating up
Brig Iletiora. (Botch) Dowsers, 47 days from Bremen, •
with ute.k_to•rat•Aargec - •
,Bilg:rdarjr,:hlizabeth, - Taylor, diye Dina Bio _ion, with
-ndselit Crowell & Collins...
• 8 0ht 1 1 0aillikeslimith, 16 days from Baotpott, with
• flah"to Welfoudel'& 00. "
• „ "• ,- ..:80ht , A -- ;"ltairiniond. °lark.° days from BoetonOrith
• = yudssi to ,Ortylit.,Otiop e r.
YehrtirrialGirdlet,'Payne; 6 Says from Beitoni with
noise lb -
, 60,hr4 rA,lldinondsort, Leone, 8, days from Salt!-
in ballast to Thai; Wiister; Jr.
•” ilehr ExpiAition, Oonner, 1 day from innyniai Del.
- ,with osts to;j J. Bewley & Co.
ficbr Wm George; Jaokson, 1 day from limieuit," Del.
rye to .1 1. Bawler &., Co. „.
AG', Green, Ageu, 1 day frota,6myrna,,Del.,with
*neat Dewitt &Or): •
johol,lt Plater, Comm, 5 04 7 11 from Beatonint
, ballast to 0, & ifoolumher & Co;
" - 'Lahr Osreline, Bsed 1' 'day frows""OdelissiDel. with
- ltribilittbil Oblivion & Oman. ••
• ,_. B ChrileiliaMin Bh9Pard, Marsh. 8 days from Laurel,
linobel , to J Irlhomo & Co. •
Bearetary. Adoms,,4.days from Newtown, Rd.,
with .whestto J W Baum & 00.
Astir Illsehanie,'Hendrioksmiy 1 day Dula Odessa, Del.
*Ph ~rota to Christian & Curran. -
Bob r B.eptieu Taber, Cook, 20 days from New Orkin',
via six routine:With lobentD &o. to Pettit, !lutist &
Co.
fishy Mary J Hoytillamllt - n, 6 days from Boston,
With mdse to osofaiti.i• ti
Fehr George 'F Brown , Dokei, from Bristol.
Pah, Oopia, hears, from BOlitoo.
Bobr'•itlilrnglish.^froin' Boston •r ';'
Pchr A 0 neovoo. take, from Boston.
- Bohr B L Derry. Daley, from Boston.
Bohr 1.111L4 ilatidirtl, Corson, from Provideaco.
Bcbr rirletta. Roelnion, from Provident..
'Behr listo,-41nritelv, from Lynn
Schr J Idendauv,l'itreori. from New naTett. - •
Bohr tool Outlier, Garwood, from Quincy Point.
Sloop Lomat, B ayard, 1 day from Christiana, Del.
with ostdt.4. l hriiiint le Outran.
Sloop Olivia, Fox, 1 day from Odessa, Del. with grain
to Christian et thuraz - ,•, , 41 - •
Sloop J' if Fish, Bell, 1 day from Lowtoi,"Del. With
grain and parseriters to, captain Will lease Pine Street
whorl' Oot at to P on her return.
Biranishly Boston, Bellew, New York, jag illderdlee.
Barque talunesoia, Villwock,' Pernambuco, Tames Do
ting AlatraoO j pbbe, Porpo34, O. A: Htokshoi &
- - ..Brlg. , katson, Tibbetis,lprtlinid,li &whorled k 00.
Bohr Pi SLewis, York da -, do
Eine '34 , Billie, Meson; Poxbilry, " do
Behr Honry,finit,,Oarirondiparbados, Win Cummings
k Bon . •
• Salm J,3 Bpsneer„o, D Bleb.
' son &00 -
Behr Jahn Et Plater,.oorson,Key West, 0 A Mensher
• Bell: i3tebbini, New Hsren ,' B.epplier
-Echrlieii '
do
Bohr J McAdam, Pierson, Charleston,Blisnlekson &
Fohr Mall, CrOWeil: Virovidence, orOwoll & tolOok : •
Fehr Arietta. RoblosoO,"Erotidende, Bli.kistors & Cox.
r-i k 00, Bandexs, Ourscm, Providencia, Tiler , Stone
Bohr Saco, Wsehingan, - • ' do'
•. , itelar 8 Vastner,-Qarytood, lOatblehogl, N natural:it
& Oo •
Rohr A Q Reerreo, Lake, Marblehead, " do
• Sahr - Cora.letrs, Boston, Chair Miller &00.
• Behr Aid, English, Boston, do •
'Behr B L Berry, Ralph Boston, BAT'', Oglo Co.
Oliypooti, Blaum orti`i oioieg i Jr..
' I !III" I'ILIMULIM.
(o,ooslo:4ojuss orthe Philadelphia Nzeldizige.)
v -oainevleirisii, Pilot 29-4 PM.
T w o, bin 4 1:1•. 1 / 4 503441,„ 0,100011 wail will:nava pi!olot,
,‘lths,m•ln topooll;prout in tooloy; No toilet" in the
bayoutward Donal. - , Mad illY—weslhei Ana. ,
::Yours; -- ho, - T/100. 8. HE 11031/1--
• . - TstaionArz To TEN mass.]
' - • ..B.Tiw OmaklrB; Sept 29.
- AT :iced, elms /forest, King /olto,";Efineock,:Bllso
.110;mexiond,Vim lookbon a, from Now-York; blip Boa-
' nose, andimighton, from_llM Janeiro, , ,
[ittoireepondonee of the Philadelphia llsoltange.]
..L.19WX.8; Del.. dept 28, •
The;lL& wind stilfoontiones blowing quite a ple:
- The fleet of veasels,hos Worsened- to about 125 sail.- Ws
have had but tittle owntatinicatton with the htrber,
. oislog to the strong wind and high Cu running. The
- cutter Perin% and ilehi-Kattins s are' among the res.
sets et hather. •
(Oottespondenee'of T'he Prose.) •
.111.9011. DE GAO/1, Sept 20,1050.
The ltingstonaeft4fere thhs niornhag with' bogs,
' • l&len and'-eonilgned,i4 follow& • -
/1 fllackwelfZene Bolton & Qattait,
lumber tOTeen-
VA fl etArt i nlitst i ef 'VON/ D A " , a g a r ar.
' , obit 4allirils;. - fdary Lied, with the load r of anthra
cite
„,0 - 011; ma ',of ',the_ &taken - boat - '5l - T Milliken, for
Delaware City.', The boat kis gone anal, and
Is bot Means:ONO:el. •
4 'ltems; -
7Na/tad/kip, Bennibeir, gilA, keno's; ar/lired at New
- ..".'York. yesterday- " ; • ,
Btelanaltip 'Arabia, Stonf,'from Liverpioloarrivei at
New Yolk" yesterday. - 4. -
nteatoship Virginia, Rally, hence, arrived' at Rich
mond 26th - r ',
Noritill;Oleared at N r rlPrek - York
4 Veatmnielind, Teal, heist' indeed - ap New'
Orleans 231 lost
filito _Frigate IlIrd,•0416, at-Ban Frowsier* 4th
•-,;
Irim Brauer doer; ruiprioi to salliosilhelOth for Kong
-• , Blup•ltelden r 4Sogle, Barling, from Ban Frandsed, at
• - -Bonilla/a -.tidy . , e• e• . •
4 Ship Luisa. Daggett, fromßon - Flancisoo, eraa!twOnlY
.taties weat - of Ronalula August fith.• , •
nip Bias' k4rino - ,; Brow,a7from Ban, Francisco f,oi
'-Mae; dui
Shin /Filing Basle; Baleilwai loading /Mane atilono
luta Aug Mb.
toi:Vork, stale& trona Callao
Snip Ocean Traveller, Boardman, for Boglaad, Balled
4 74 :: team Callao Aug 21st. ;. • • .
4 4; 4. Ship:John Bryant.-Gardner salted from Callao pre
slow/ to Aug 284 for Ohincho Islands, to load guano for
•Atiiil•tintted Matta, at 1110 per ton. at 'Well rats ak num
ber of vessels had accepted charters. -
elthiplllendell,Pluiner, front Bolden, arrived at Callao
F24thAug•444 ,- -
F Mosta, Oriuy, , frout Bydneyi N arrived
at Galls° Aug ; • ; . •
= : 4 ,./1136414as OhostonAllyant, from lielbourne;at
raleo e as 7th,-
- - Mop' Wild Ranger, Bears, for Gorki sailed - from Vali"
Farah-tenni .
Ship' Northern ISsgleOfelartnoni, fen' the =United
4i States . salted front °alders July 28thi, .‘•
narquevassetta - ,llalloyislearod seNorfollt . 2(th hot
rot tie,derara..„, , c , / ,4 • 4 , 4 , - • •
; Iltritue4 k
28th loot for Para and a market.
• Barqde Prinress,• - Baker. from - Ban Frandsen for Btu-
Agapore,..psated Honolulu Aug Bth.' - ; ;
- Barque. NW, Tsylor r eleared' Bostoß2Btk Lust fie
Grew, from , 'Platoui - at Boston 28th"
loot, • •Roports seeing on. tbellat Hist, Ist - 42 40.1 an 69
40, a'errk). supposed - herni; , brig; with half poop,
mem 4 ono, painted blacks with'e - whits•arok on the
- stern The tuuntrwas under She was apparently
lumber boded- ' .
Barques Ifoperidor: Nabbord. and Zinotarells, Bnn
• ' her, fir 4 1tioldrr laueiria with floari satled•from Rich
mond 28th list. -
• Barque law Wllavle, Wand, for Bostonorattows4
' • 4 .• tO 061 fro'm NeW Orl.nne 19th brat - ': ...
llarquo -- Achillo;Deverela J , sailed from Buekiiiirt . 25th
. • 'lost for Buenos Atria , ,v • -
Barque penult, Sanford, cleared at Nei York yeater
day for•Philisloiphie. ,
- - Brig Alfred-Snail; Reading, went to lila from Chinks-,
• • . 4 toil 26th lost for West ledies. -
'Brlg Orawtotd, Small, from Boston' for Macklas, at
Salem 20th inst. - . , • 4 - ' •
Brig klorassiy, Tinker, eleared at iforfolk.27th inot
for Bari:ieto:4. , ,
Belts' arthsseria.- Baker,' and Brian, Unwell, for
- Philadelphia, soiled from New-Bedford 27th init. -
Bolds Undine, Bliley, and 0' L BayleS, Tooker, old at
New York yesterday for Philadelphia.. •
Behr Bertry.Castsff. Goldner, Called from" Richmond
- 28th - inst Mr Philadelphia. -
' Ochs Blt Balley,"Ropldas, salted fromßlehroond 28th
- feet down the Over ? Ilght. ,
Bohr Dentel:Oodwin, Bemoan, for lrawder Horn, old,
- it While 24th lief -„
,• , •--SchiShoda Jr.- - -ncistah.4llilionni atoned it Wllaiing
ton; V, 28th Mat forePhlladolphia; •
Bair flidney - Xcleer?GiMfreyq cleared at Wilmington,
o, , 2Bth'ibet for , Philadelphia, with luMber„, ,, •
Bohr Nelly'Di - R•ally, hence,nlved Ettehmisid2fili
;mit r : - - • -
Bohr Pantheitildaswilli for Philadelphia, Sailed from
Itiehoicatt 271 h :Mat.. _ • ,-.
• ,SobrS G RBIs, Andrews, beneEit'Aletandrin 20th
;natant.'-' , 14- , •
Bohr Yeabtl fiharn,liharp';ldinei at Ildifon 28th inst.
Behr /twain, Want banes at New York 28th laati
BahriTelegraph, Nlokeraron Idllaodererry, for this
ports-and If J.Oantmlogif(Jortei, for Newark, eleared at
New York 28th inst. • -
Schr Susan. Id• Tylor, Bacon, sailed front' FeW River
25th Wit for this poi.' • 44' .-• • •
' Bar Borah Ann' Roe, Baker, Benet :Bit, Bo t t t ,. at
!impost 27th last.
Beim Join Farnumrßaker•Blobd ThoMpoon,.l„l ti g j
and Jos Porter. Yates, hence at ProSidenoe 21th inst.
Bohr , B. ii Browning; Steelman, soiled from Proof..
donde fhb Gist for this port. -' '-`4•• - '
Bar Df W arr ived at Bait
'," ford 28tilhat, ~,, 4 • •. , 4. 4 e , --'
Propellor Borah, lons, hence, arrived at New ;cork
yesterday.' 1 4; -44 - :
DOMESTIO PORTS
- NSW YORK. Sept —Arr, dimmer Montgomery,
e Ottfokerda(4lo4nalOtobril Tilinton tor
•
Aspinviallf J Ponder, jr. S 1 ingsworth, Petersburg
Bid, steamship Roanoke, Couch, Norfolk; ships in
ventor, Young,, New Orleans; Coney Clay, Caulking,
Liverpool; 8 Ornirell; : llurgess, Mobile; barques Sign
twins (Br) Love, Kingston; Doman, (Brem) Onham.
Bremen L Davis, Pairchtld, Saysonah; brigs A D
Torrey 'Griffin, Sagag - la Crude, Tavernier, Johnson,
Charleston., Remington, Williams, dt Starks. Aleppo,
Boy, Torkts Islind; Anna . (Sired) ligolander, ' Null and
sitarbots '49l4toossul (Dutch)
Miami Regtdooker, ' Notterdan;
kalifs ami dr the South , Trleito; ' OCtoOIWMA.
Zoliff,HOriblk,• jPopder,jr, Elting iwor.h, Petersburg;
Yountain, Baltimore- II Price, Jo h nson, Rich-
Ee d tP,,k n4 q9 ll t at i4atlM„; ,
TOSIION PORTS.
I Atl Ohlneha ,Talabdri Lore, aW, Hey-
InktPl A5rae‘ 0 2. 130, 721 , minililYs Boers; Chancellor;
`Botlanilt AdVIVAKVIIvta, • BeNietben Cabbt,' Watts;
John Briantftlardisr; Icing, Tamer; 'Wild Rover
Chiwalli•Mareatt , ClThs7,lohiciti Datil .Nowell, Nowell/
gibhfinsithumsgf Ilhortit.Wltith or the lathr.N.Toddf
andillarrasselist, 'Talbot, alt-lordling
Span° tartan United litateei liiitighhig Motor, lantien,
•
e.t t• - o
-4,4i17, , , , , •
Avi at Osiinn'Ang 1804 ship Petalart, Of) Trifle,.
istabwhiw o il 1 ,
t -144ing p gm. ilia erre, 0:, 11 t h, P
lt? 4ll A'P'PlmOrrib Sit tiPdb,• 18t1t, chips Miotnly , Rod
gratObiriettialniddiStollstniatisa, Cabot; NOW do;.
s ....oltarcknitcr, Stunt, doi" Adranea, Barstow;-do; Eltik;
shins Marcia 0 Dar, Otioltiphistot of.Taina,Mnowlss; .
Ogler. Niatic*- 01 mpaellor; tiptland; Norm'
" I “Nrwalr,NovreVind'iVltit 'of the Wive, Todd, do;
*F2,!"2qB,'"abiplitrrassakistdPalbot; Iowa; grow.
J 1144.14 %RV 01 1 .10tu ItinOTV l . er)lat.W•Ptxt our -
11;6. 1r • 41°' t o
tni 1- to ahMensoort,
~' jelpe itetriboorkettonionve, Plan.
tsiTtfibr , Basking; .
, • h isor, Hiatin
till! an
,kho i t att
leiruppg. - -
2==
-- .Arr - 11 - Vilfaratio Aug 8, Minion - Alfred Lamont, Ati
dersol, Ilitibottrne(Mh, MagaThine, *—,11ws.on;(11114
aid lath for °initial); 10th, batons Vanelon,HOl,
iodine; 11th , ship Commonwealth., Grottier. TOMMY.
bid Aug 4, ship Prosherii, Leach, Caldera; 11th, ship
State of Maio% Humphrey, lon!quo.,
At c d.,/ , .:Ang-1.5, alp& 8°1,1 , 11'11) . 0r, loid
guano in Valparaiso, ores in Rolivis, and nitrateOf,
soda ,In,lelaique, for .f,g 10a per ton; .barque
Heeper. Armitage. t) load nitrate of Soda at kniqoo tor
SilasgowAt 1210,1 per ten.
At Caldera' Aug i 4; Ship Hen - tart; for
Swarms, idg; barque Ahnena, Robertson, for Boston,
- At Rsonimaillt. VI, 28th nit, Chit ship Manuel Monti,
11enderson, for Mendocino in a few days.
At Acapulco 11th inst;ships Sunshine, Ryder, and
Star of Hope, Pearson, both for New York. -
Arr at Panama Bth last, steamship Colombo', Dow,
,Costa D10",m4 ,14 Ugh mg, returni 19th, steamship
Zabi L Eitepbeot, Pea Moo, San Prandieto. Sailed 10th,
steamship Holden Gate, Whiting, San Praneisoo
Salred froni4spleirall'loth lint, bargee Golden Rule,.
Whiteberry, New York,
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
VP so THIS zointuta
~•._ . . .. _
GIRARD 13017 BR—Chestnut street, below Ninth.
.13 T Taylor & la, St Lonil ~ John •AltirSe & la, Boston
7 T de Miranda N Y W W Leland tC. la, N V
,W..WIIIIng,N lamer, .., tV,B Dobbin, Balt
8 B Jewett, Nlf ' IT J . Thompson, Ala"
3 0 Dungan, Balt R W Morgan, Balt
't 13 Codk; - Alabansa ' 111.-Joixesi Virghala
S 0 Young, Natchez, Miss B Moore, Md
`A - Hamilton & Is, Tenn . V de lialanarydos, Cuba
A Welch, Washington L PhanDr., II 8 N
B Moilaftle & Irs, Albany, Mrs Banks, Beadle
Miss D.riks, Beading B Lockett' Savannah
James Reed, Baotou P II Starke, Virginia
R 8 Ring; Virginia ' 3 Waldburg, Virginia
Thee Go,dey, Balt Geo Goldthwalt, Ala
Leonard Passano, Balt • . ' hire Oelricb, Nl'
Henry Palmer, N Y W S Morrell, Stanford
Mrs H Mcilonkor, Stanford R L Tucker, Raleigh, N 0
Miss G Bryan, Virginia Mina it T Bryan, Virginia
bliss 0 Bryan, Va Miss &revert, Va
rho licreven,Ta ' Wm Mackay, Va
Alfred Kindelan, Ouba 3 Ouneros, Cuba
8 Vinent, Cuba Mn Witherspoon A la, 8 0
Mina Olinel, 8 0 Boepero Oallis,Washing'n
HinaLt.l3lricki washington. Miss H B Ulrich, Wasti'd'
Gee Maynard, Illinois Dr Poullain, Georgia
- ( 10 0 Tinker & lady Samuel Benton, N V
0 Parnuor, Charleston " ' J Soule, Boston
Daniel Herbert & lady, N 3 W A Shepherd, NI ,
John-II Brigs% NV- ...."•:.`• ' R Edmonds A lady, Va
Miss Edmonds & deter, Va bl W Oluskey. Washlng'n
L Moore,ll Y . ~ „ D B Bartlett, N Y
8 Loughridge, St Lords H W Lyle. N V
J A Erben, Lancaster It Peck, New Haven. Ot
N Peck, New Bacon, Ot .. /I,V Mineyer & Is, Vs
A G Gower, By - P H Stallard A 1,4 Mobile
L 8 Gordon, Balt . - , Miss Taliaterro, Vs ,
8 8 Motley, N Y - B Finger, N Y
S Ingalls, North Adams .'Ohas Ilsrtiman, NII
0 D Cooke, N Y ' M Blanchard, N Y
M.Brewater.N Y ,Egarninfortbf Boston
DH McMullen. NY' ' ' ' 'D W Corwin, Own; 0
G B Mowry, N Y . B Ellis, o.ltimbris, Os
Geo w George & it, mu. .a r 'mita . , la
J A /Mundy' & la: 11l , B Oben,yo,l3l;
B SI Remington & Is, N Y, M If Reynolds, N Yi
4 It Strioot - Georgetawn,Dl3 :obi Glikison, Va
T 1 Davin& NY. -, .., - ~ : Wil. liayward. S 0
,John (*.Witte, N 'l' B A Schmith, N Y
I 'I , Oottiegys; Ma El Rhawley, N Y
F P Hord, Banton' '. ,DUI 13 Poster, Boston
A Leggett, Washington .7 0 1 Smith, Portland
Ildw Mason, Portland P 0 Martin & son, Balt
John a Ely, Fla. Moises How, Haverhill
J B Forbush, Nantucket Dr El 0 Pointer, Memphis
John 0 Brown, Tenn W 11 Hines, La Grange,Ga
W W Smith, La Grange, Gi 0 B Norris, Balt
51EROHANT8 , HOTEL-ImM street, below Arch.
W P Edwards, Pa" D W Moore, Pa
W•Herr, Pa; • 0 Templeton, Pa
H Preysinger, Lewistown Thu J Blackwell, NO
W L Glass, NO F-Davis, 80
A P Cramer, Vs Elul V Hecker. Ohio
Lloyd Lowndee, Va • 'Aug Fogel, ttO
WmlWall, Vs,,. , . . Jesse Thaell, Boston
I` Palmer, NO - • David Britton, Md
P Carleton, Mug .E W, Baird, Towanda
W Towneend; Pa ' Hon Geo Butt & la, Pa
WmR Mayer, Pa Hon Nimrod Btrinkland,Pa
•leuollarnetnarVlnd - J M 8 Neal, Ohio
WJ 8 Clark, Md„ A Muller, Md
A Booth, Pt ""• P Ford & wire, Philo
J P Crofton, NY 8 H Smith, Pa
S G Fry & la, Pa . • D Gorman, York, Pa
John Poland, Trenton' ' Cl Piper &la La -
Robert Pearson, NO H Blazon, Uniontown
W Beeson '1:1 - niontomi - J McDowell, Jr, Va
OW. Wide, 11l H Graham, Tenn ,
M Jenkins. Newcastle, 0 JB T 'Wuhan, Va
T.ollbert, Pa„ . , Mr Ear, Pottsville
N Clever, Pa • A.'kt BMalds,Blaireville,Pa
A 0 Grate Blairsville, Pa H 0 Mclntyre, York, Pa
• tai'MaOillaab, Ohio = Henry Bailey, Pa
Andrei
HOUSR--Oheitnnt street. below BUM.
Andrei OuuningliamiNY 'JairteS Newlin, W 0
J Newlin, N 0 R R Richardson, N 0
J Winter, Dayton, Ohio ' 811 Cooper, Coon
John Id Waddell, Va . • Geo Taylor & la. Pa
Mira N Miller, Huntingdon L Miller, Pa
L 0 Johnson, Elroyra, NY. W B Burnham. N Y
8 Summers, Blmyra, N Y Ohaa Y Bush, Va
H Hooe, t±a ,0 D Hollenatein , Win
Geo G ifinuchett & la, Va W Brinton, W Chester
J Grezory..oVs J D Lincoln, N Y
H Baldwin, Newark,2l J A Hamilton & lady, Nd
Gen Moses, 2dd , • • 0 .11 Graves, Va
D Peters...N. Y , A Schwab, Knoxville
H Britt;Yo B D Smith Vs
Jig:Masa, N 0 Wm Brorn, Vs •
L Boar, Alexandria, Vs 0 H Bulkly, N Y
0 LBW', • John W Dawson, MA
L T INoGilray, Vs N M Armstrong, N Y
IrNlOLHOTEL—Archortmeunmew yonran,
P H BAD, - Harrisburg Chu Wood, PhDs
D W-Dull, Payette co, Pa Alex Moegrove, Ohio
Baoj Sweeney. Ohio D W Fadhbaugh, Ohio
Hiram Beall, Keene, 0 JA 'Thomas le eon, Ohio
Geo Dean, linoluico • 0 MeElyar, Ohio . •
Win McDowell, 8 0 • '..' Bdw n Kiniramore, 8 0
M White. J 0 K G Hillman, °McNutt
0-1 7 -Cooper, °lnaba - Jlt Jackson, lowa
J P Wllhamaon, - Del W A Benjamin, Trenton
M H Baldwin, Tenn B o,Welle. Money, Pa
H Heynhiger, " E Altana, lowa
Aug Altman Ohio. Mrs Neville, Boston
II W Pitkin o ale, Coon • Geo H Diehl, Ohio
T Bleon, Calafornia 3' 8 Ramsey, Cala
John Ritter, Cala. Joe Cartwright, Va.
Mrs N.L Waco, Ohio • Mtn Polly Day, Ohio
Wm P JrPluntor &da, Pa Lou!.' T Bmkel, Pa
H Kreider;Tiolumbla Ps W Shipman, N
I , Jove X, lady A N J A Gardner. PA
Era , _ wm-rAtta, onto - - - •
D Lewis, Pa* , - 1 W Awl, Harrisburg, Pa
'BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third. aborts Oatlowhill.
John Gerhatd Barnerille MIMI Gerhard, Ilerneville
Bevj B Kramlicti,' Pa B 'Lehigh co
lasie Schideka, Lehigh co * Ohm Helfrich, Kutztown
B B Bpanonth, Wlntersville Alex Kline, Wintersville
ScHalnau,'Port Carbon Mrs Seligman Port Carbon
J B Risher, Spring Mite ' John Bechtold. Pa
Darld'aiir, P. • - Joe Bowman Lebanon
.1 Lineal, Barks co . 0 Boor'," Berko oo
Geo Hine Pa • D Olorens, Obester Val
bibs tat 'lnher e Pa - ' ' -- • - '
BMX BAGLZ HOTll.—' Third street, ob. Cellowhill
B Wlllower, Dutton; . Geo Elemeny, Banton, Pe,
AntlOalytn, Baaton,"Pi B Einider;.Lehigh 00, Pa
Plallpiteeethlr, N BMW, Montgomery co
Barnet Browni:Boston
- NATIONAL HOTIL—Baca strait. above Third.
'Alailop, Pottsville"- T Loeb., Pima ,
W H Not,lfight street Wta 8 Well, Allentown
W P 0 Wh ' R litilson. Penns
W Power, Bloomfield DJ Rice, Bloomfield
H P Shttamab, Ohio - 8 D,Loring, Ohio -
DBright, Mineraville Wm Angle, Danville
B Mem, Plnegrove D Kramer, Milton
J B Henry, Anoville, Pa; Niee,'Potteville
Buoy, Milton; Ps - - Mrs W J Johnson, Penns
M M Marple, Philo " A Jonee, - Hazeiton
P A Whitaker, Hatelton-- - G W Barmy, Pottsville
N J Belgeist, Lebanon i ,
B Bothreek, Pa' - ; Mrs Drake Wthissbaris
Master Drake Wiakesbarre • '
'bfAbl.BoN Itol7Bl—Esoond street. above Market.
G W PoyreWY&lt Yuan, Le'pale, Del
3 Fined,' . '
"L-4 W Del
Wm WhMiter: Del ' 310 Welt, Del ' •
H 8 teeliee, Neil Yoik - E L Meader, N Y
, T Itlfeer6; Predeelee k ,"Del SW Milfotd, Bst
Hansdela; [lawns, Del
'HOI/14 • VERNON HOTEL' 4enonA street, above irolt
B Peters ; Del , W B West, Del
P -
, , J °outright, Pa
HCFPort-eii Mt Willy, T TEloott. - Thils
H Gaieon l kbll6 J H Oogill, NJ
, H N.-Bostwick and lady. NJ - .- • —,.
BLADE BEAR INN-411th and Merchant streets.
P - Osmond, 'olleateioo; Pa - A W Beard, Pa,
David Miller, 14 Taylor, Del co, Ps
D flumes t Is, Pa S Russell . , Pa
W DlcElayaes,l3lotenVe, NO J W Mot, Jersey Shore
W P Beatty. Del co, Pa . G Callahan &, la. pa,
W Harper, Michigan , W M Wilkinson, Chester co
J P Wilkinson Ohester Jackson, Cheater co
HABLZY SHEA! HOTZL—Heoond street. below Vine
Dneenbury Windsor, NJ Et W &nth, NY
0 A Grant & I n, NY , Morrie, willow Grove
I Lines, Boston, Ps J N Seagrove, , Phile
P Henry & wife, Pa I Gatlin, Trenton,NJ
Z Holton, Pa . J Silvers, Lambevire
stemma Per Urns, , mszereet.—
XLTIONAL SAYRTY TRUST. COMPAIM, WALNUT
Street, 8. M. oorner. of THIRD, Philadelphie. Money
'reoetregi ram, large or small, and interest paid
trete the diy of deposit to the day' of withdrawal.
Money is retieleed and ;payments made daily, without
oaks. The. inveetmenta .are atede in Reel Betide,
Ground Bente, and such firest4dmis marl
tills ae th charter riquitos. Offfee house, from go'oloelt
in the re,,rattig until 6 delooh in the afternoon, nd on
Monday and Thursday ow - mining until g o'clock, fed"
Yule, Banelts Emu Athenienne, or ilair Re
...1047.A.T0,D, has Producedisanderfutresulte In restoring
the hair lo its original life color and preserving the eye
night. It Is warranted free from all Injurious sub
stances, and li,more efficacious than , any preparation
for the hair ever offered to the public. For site by all
respectable Druggists, and at the Laboratory, No. 704
ONESTNIIT attest. Phliadsipble, by JULEiI HANDL
as CO. se27-at
diacurry , --Scnevy. Ist not confined to Arctic
travellers and neglected sailors i it shows its disgusting
features also among the ill-fed poor in our filthy lanes.
Nothing has been found so Speedily efficacious in ar-
resting the decomposlog tendency of the vital fluids
in scorbutic inseam as the pliftlIVIAN SYRUP.
,
For sale in this city by Y. Brown, corner Fifth and
Chestnut, and Hamra & Co., corner Twelfth and
Chestnut. rie29-ditw tf
Orirfai kleakeris
PA.MILT_BZWING°RUMBAS=
• 180 , 0HE8TNIIT BTIONT.• „
These - Siaeldnes ice; now - justly admitted to be the
beat in IMO for family sewing, making I new, strong,
' 'nli' elastic' stitch, which will NOT rip, even it every
learnt ititeh be eat.- Circulars sent on appllostion by
iotteri , - -
4 , 0 4 ,1 , 11,
JOB
117711, AND
OhOoki!, Aekef, Drafts, J,11114 Lading, 13111113 ads,
Onlllo,,Oside; And kinds of Job Printing, at
rieimi to milt the tins. - 4411747
Thomann W. Bally, Ao. 044 Market Street,
lingorter nod Dealer lu line Watches, !swam Barer
and Plated 'kart!. Virst-chew goods oonntintly on hand.
i'.lo . ltibfaTit,n3t; Paiipt daith for ivory article) Is enabled
to Bell at a small advance., !rims about purchasing'
would do well to oill. All iccHidi warrsated ae npre-
matesa , a 6srind Faced--Om a• 1103 Walnut
atioet, and doer weet'dt, patina great; 'Booolves deo
pOilta In Ottio Ana DOI* and npirardr, front all
alum of the sumnandti l and allows , Interest at *ha
rata or art par cbtit.ler Amnia, _
eilmdint i r ot g wails coda* - sad on Non
day and Saturday:al:lW, d in *ha craning.' Oreildent i
Vitadditi lalle..Trinanatr adartatary r Okada. M.
Ysgitc 1.7'.:c..11, I.)
One-Price Cleanly* , of the ,LateitTlityles, and
made in, 0 b . aatmalineriexpreasly for Sofet. eaten.
We wia'xic.por"toireA In !LAM PlOOlllll .
,„iiaoh - Oa* Aitgood. made to order are warranted
eatleacloryi ant our - owaerolola Mimi la st,letly ad.
'lo'64ll:ye:tat,. tost4 the,ocly fair way of
JONES t..P•ti
504 11ABISt Street:
) 15_136ticil
Te Capttallittp,, 4464 ---P6rempforf gale of
VALUABLE .4461N4138 :40P.1111tIXS.—Thooass &
Bona will sell, without' , reserve , by order of executors,
9n,Tididly next, 6th blatant, the weldable estate fifth
and NOrtti streets; bet Ween - Market and Aroh streets;
and ; t 2 Oto'rei'6onreiii, the vsltisble yroperty kittens is
Bontleee ,Iltstrogsny and Bfirbbi Works." . pile of
:
llLEtitaill Al , di PLAIN RICSIDENCES.InoIuded
came sale, ar4 yelnable residences, Walnut street,
Chestnut street, Spines" street, Pine 'sheet, • Third
street, Twentieth street, Twelfth street ' , Orown street,
and "" -
VALUABLE LOT 3, 'YARNS, &o.—A number of 're
cant Late;Paime, valuable West Philadelphia properl
ty, k isrge portico peremptory Wee.
- adteritietheriti.
Professor Saunders , 'elegiacs' Institute, at
the IftST ihnidambpnre INSTITUTE, corner of
MARK= Street end WILLIAM, will be reopened on
the first MONDAY of September. Pupils, to the num
ber of fifty, will be received wirnoor PXPEINSIII OP r•la
517111'71.881001111 EATIMAYS Or SOO OITP.
Thne, without expense, by • pleaeant and Nee eon
veyanae;pnpils can be - carried into the fresh air of the
oonntry in lees than half an hotlr from the centre of the
City, Several MIMI of open venni border on the been-
Wel groves of this Bemlnery, Which in patronized by
many of the distinguished gentlemen of the city, &Meng
whom are tits Miter/ gif ' , The Ptak, the Ledger, and
The North , . Ameritan and United States Gazette. Pu.
pile ate; tasteilired by the 'day, or Into the' family of the
Pthibleal.
• ' Pinttnimpith, lute 1,1868.
" We, the undersigned, have had sons or ward's In
Professor Saunders , Institute and family during the
Benton which has just oloeed. In respoct to parental
kindness, happy influences, attention to health, and
progress in thorough oduestion, our expeotations have
been fullY realised.. To our friends, who are looking
for a decidedly good school for their eons, we cordially
recommend Professor Saunders , Institute.
_ "MATTHEW NEWHIEN, No.lBoo Arch street.
,1110. W.IORNEP, once of The Prods..
OHATILEB E. THOMPSON, Thompson & Hood, No
413 Oheetcut West. -
"J. 13. SILVER, 1400 Girard avenue.
",W. L. SPRINtiB,II.3I Market street
‘ , 4akosax H. MARTIN, 1625 Walnut street',
Othek Patrons of this Institation
ELI B. BUIIIiBTT, 408 Market street
JOHN O. IHITOHELL, 203 Beath Kith street.
T. B. OOLOiLiN, Id South Eighth street
N. B. BROWNE, 118 South Fifth street
selauEL mom. Logan Squari
P. WATSON, Logan Squire.
MN. SWAIN, office of Ledger.
MORTON AtoMIONABL, onion of North American.
ELLIS LEWIS, Tenn Square.
Ecr No 3111111AIT MONS BBLIGT.
Singerla Sewing Machines —That Singer's
&twin& Machines make the best stitch ever invented,
has been widely known for years. Other machines may
make a similar stitch upon a fen light fabrics, but
Binger , ' alone are competent to do every kind of. work
upon every variety of fabric.
Bluger's new Family Sewing bleohines hare the same
relative superiority as his machines for manufacturing
purposes. They are also more beautiful than any
other.
Hemming and Binding Ganges of the most improyed
Style are applied when desired to any of Singer's Ma
dames. I. M. SINGER CO ,
Sal6.tjan22 , NO. 602 CHESTNUT Street.
marriages.
At Philadelphia, on the 213'h of Sept., 1868, by the
Rev. C. D. Cooper, 70EIN K. PRATT to VIRGINIA
P., daughter of J. W. Harris, of Morrisville, New
Jersey.
On.the 26th inst., in St Theresa's Church, by Rev
Edward McKee. Mr. THOS. MORRISON to Miss MARY
mAeLoNE, both of Ode elty. •
On the l oth hut., by Rey. Warren Randolph. Mr.
JOSEPH BROOKS to Miss MARY JANE NARPLE, all
of Germantown.
On the 28th Init., at Wilmington, Del., by Right Rey
Bishop Lee, R. A: P. PHNROSS to SARAH H., daugh
ter of the late T. B. H. Boles, Req.
ilitatbe.
On the 28th bid.. at the residence of her nude. Oe
leatin Jacot, at Willow Grove, BLEIIHINB V. PRI
BASD, in the 92d year of bar age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the rulers!, from No 605 Areh•atreet,
above Pin, at 2 o'clock, this (Thursday) afternoon,
without further notice
On the 27th inst., 3fre. HANNAIi EVANS, relict of
the late Captain David Evans, In the 83d year of her
age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to, attend the funeral from her son's re
sidence, Chestnut-stroet, above Front, South Can den,
this (Thursday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, without fur
ther notice Interment at Fourth and Pine eta. *
On the 27th hut ,of dropsy, TH05148 ZELLY, aged
45 years 9 months and 4 days. .
.. . .
Oa the 28th Mat., Mr. JOSEPH BENNETT, in the
57th year of Ma age.
The relatives and friends of the family era respect
fully invited to attend the iguana, from his late resi
dence, . Twenty-fourth street, below Oallowhill, this
(Thursday) afternoon, at 8 o'clock, without further
notice Bailers' to proceed to Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
On the 28th ircrt., WILLIAM FLOYD, in the 33d year
of big age.
His friends and Those of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hie
stepfather, John Shepard, Story-street, near the Lan
outer Pike, Diantnaville. this (Thursday) afternoon. •
8 o'clock. The Union Nose, and Hook and Ladder
Companies, are respectfully invited to attend. *
On the 28th inst., of consumption, ELIZA. ANN, wife
of 3. W Armstrong, in the 24th year of her age.
The relatives and friend* of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late reel
donee, nn street, kfanairru2k. this (Thuredey) af
ternoon, at 1 o'oleeartfithont fortheenoeme. - *
bias. Prxasinrs.—Obituary notices, we admit, are
renerally in bad taste, but there are occasions when an
expression of respect for the memory of the good should
be made over their graves.
This estimable lady, the daughter of our highly re
ap/dad townsman Jacob X. Smith, was especially one
who was sincerely beloved. She woe distinguished for
her high magnanimity of character. When pestilence
was in her house, and ,they who were nearest and
dearest to her were stricken down, she exhibited a
Christian character and proved herself a slater of cha
rity. The author of this article hie not seen the
lamented lady, nor any of her family, for years, but
the memories of his mind and heart require him to sub.
mit this humble testimonial. X.
KrFemale Medical College.—The Ninth
Aroma Comma LECTURES willbegln the 16th
of October, and continue flee months. For terms, tso ,
apply at the College, 627 Ana Street, or by letter to
the Dean. EDWIN FUSSELL, M. D.
sel3o-22t
tise Protection to American Labor... Tariff
WONTING, TWENTY-SECOND WARD.—The
Oitiroms of the Twenty-mond ward in favor of a " Pro
tective Tariff are requested toe/tumble at the TOWN
HALL, GERMANTOWN, on the Evening of FRIDAY
next, the let of October, at haltput seven o'clock.
" The meeting will be addressed by Morton M'Michael,
Charles Gilpin, John Goforth. W.Blorrls Davis, Zara,
and other distinguished speakers.
The call is signed by John Button dr. Bons, Freliforth
do Lovelidge, Charles Spencer, William Spencer, Ed
ward Wade, Thomas Jones, Joseph Hill, Wm. McCal
lum, Aaron Jones, William Allen, John Allen, Joseph
Crowder, James Parnwortb, Samuel khumbip, J. and M.
Prance, Mid numerous other manufacturers.
se3o.2t
ca,.. Mama Meeting of the Democracy of the
PTRST OONGRFoSIONAL DISTRICT, in favor
of the Election of GEORG g W. NE eINGER. will be
held at the , Garner of TW SETUP ti. and PINE Bttests
on FRIDAY, Evening, October let, at 8 o'clock. The
following distinguished gentlemen will be present to
addreius the meetiog:
, llon. J 0. Knox, Attorney General Penneylvania.
Col J. W. Forney, J. J McElhone, Eeq ,
W. B. Lehman, Esq., J. L Eingwalt; Eeq.,
David Webster, Eeq., W. Sergeant Ben,
Jrhn II Aland. Esq., Daniel Dougherty, Beg.,
B G Webb Esc, Dr. O. E liamerly,
Jared J. Greenfield, Eeq., W. F Carlin, Esq.
Bernh.rd Maxwell, Eeq
Dr. G. W. Nebinger will be present to addrese the
Meeting. es3o.2t*
liae Notice to Delluquent Taxpayers In the
THIRD AliD FOURTH WARDS.—In corn
pitenee with the provisions of the 17th section of the
supplement to the act consolidating the city of Phila
delphia, approved the 21st day of April, 1855 1 the delin
quent tax.payers of the 'Third and 'Fourth wards are
hereby nOtlfisd that TIIOIIIAB M. hieIEERVER, is not
authorised, from and after this dote, to collect any pity
or Stale tax due for the yearn 1858 and 1817. by owners
of property in said wards. A. 1. 5%051 IiaiBBLT.
es23-8t liensiver of Taxes.
rr Plano Fortes and Melodeons.---an ele
gant stook of lc Bacon, Co % um
and N
&Clark , s unrivalled PIIII2OB, and Muon &Hamlin's Ma-
Weans. J. N. GOULD,
sot st* SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Ste.
o Philadelphia and Heading Railroad
LF OOMPAN Y.—Office 227 Routh FOURTH Rt.
PHILIDELPIIII, Sept. 2lst, 1888.
To avoid detention, the holders of Coupons of this
Company, doe on the let proximo, are requested to
leave them at this Office, on or before the Seth inst.,
when receipts will be given and cheats will be ready
for delivery on the let proximo, In exchange for said
receipts. A. BRADFORD,
424061 Treasurer.
Kr. Medical Department of Pennsylvania
COLLEGE —Preliminary lectures will be de-
Leered daily in this institution, commencing on MON
DAY, Sept. 27th, at 12 o'clock M. and continuing until
the °pas:dug of the regular sess ion. There will be a
medical and surgical clinic, in connection with the
Pennsylvania College Infirmary, every Wedneeday and
Saturday, at 12 M.
FRANCIS G. SMITII, M. D.,
5e25.8 to th 2w Registrar.
nna. The Philadelphia, Wilmington. and Hal-
U 3 RAILROAD 00bIPANY—Soresx
nen 22.—The Directors heve declared e Dividend of
Tones Pea Otter. on Pe Oapltal Stock, for elx months
ending Slat 'ultimo, payable on and after the lat of Oc
tober next. ALFRED HORNER,
se2B•th a to-t Poi Treasurer.
:few Orleans - Gas Light Company.
YARIUSIIB , AND MECHANICS , BAtlli,
PHILADSLPIIIA, Jaly 2, 1868.
Notice is hereby given 'to the Inockholdets of the
Now Orleans Gas Light Company, that the Agenty for
the Transfer of the Stock 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 this Bank and re
ceive Warrants of Transfer to the Company in New Or
leans. W. RIIBUTON,
jra-dlw&mthtoel Cashier.
ub - The Fair for the benefit of the Inane.
TRIAL 80000 L OT THE 13I8TERE3 OP TII
HOLY 011088, 18 NOW OPEN at - JAYNE% HALL.
1021-6t*
M T Home for Invalids with Affections of
TI CREPT. '• W. corner PARKE and ORESTNIIT Streets
oeii /In West Philndelphis.
• ARDWAR.E.
MOORE, lIHNSZNY, & C 0 .427 NIARKIST and 410 001013e014 $t
Are now opal/int a splendid aseortment of goods suita
ble for the near trade, and invite purobasm a to call and
examine their atoek of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, &0.,
before pi:inhaling. ae3G.l.2t
ASSEMBLY—
SECOND DISTRICT,
EDWARD S. REDSTREAKE,
' The PEOPLE ' S INDEPENDENT CANDIDA.TH.
seBo-Bt*
JOHN GRANT; a native of Ayer, Scot
land, who left I iverpoul he February, hut, per Kl
ima Atiatin; for Now York, will hear something to hie
advantage-b 1 calling upon or sendlog bin address to
JAMES PATRICK, No. 80 Deaver Street, New York.
meBo.4t*
MANILA CIGARS.-1 Case First Quality
/WM 01g1111, Just arrived in store and for rale
, • - , WILLIAM If. 'EATON,
8080 218 'loath 111101 T Street. '
• : • - •:- ‘;, -
- §.IPAPTEMBER,.
J9 , 13.N M. READ.
kt a meeting held September 26, 1858, of the Com
mittee of Correspondence, appointed under the resolu
tions of a meetlog, on the 16th of tone het, of the
friends of Protection to Domeatto Industry, irrespec
tive of party, the following Preamble and Iterolutlon
were adopted:
WINRSAS. Secret Circulars have been tent to various
parts of the State, assuming the plies of friendship to
the great measure of Protection, and assorting that the
Hon:Jona M READ, now candidate for Judgeship of the
Supreme Court, had, In the year, 18211, lathe Legisla
ture of the State, voted sgainet Protection—that he
had, in the month of July, 1846, signed a letter to Mr.
Dallas, congratulating him on his casting vote In favor
of the Tariff of that year—and, generally, that he bad
been, and still continues to be, adverse to ,the, protec
tion of American Labor ; and, .
WIIRRIMS, The opinions of Mr. Roan, in , favor of
Free Trade, thirty-five years Blocs, wore held by him
then, in common with Daniel Webster, and thousands
of others, many of whom have eines been distinguished
for their advocacy of protective measures—experience
having taught them, as it has taught him, the destrue
tive effects of the Free•trade policy : and,
Wusasss. Tho assertion relation to the letter ad
dressed to Mr. Dallas le utterly untrue—ite falsehood
having been clearly exposed in an editorial of the
North American, a copy of which la hereto annexed:
Therefore,
Resolved, That we hold JOHN Id ROAD to be a deci
ded and earnest friend to Protection to llome Labor,
and, as such, entitled to claim the votes of those of hie
fellew-citizens who advocate that policy ; and that we,
therefore, corlially recommend him to the support of
all who desire a revision of the Tariff.
[From the North American, Rept. 28, 1858 ]
JOHN M. REA O.
On the 14th of July last, Jogs M. Raab, of the city
of Philadelphia, was unanimously nominated by the
People's Convention, assembled at Harrisburg, for the
offiee of Judge of the Supreme Court. The Convention
passed the following resolution: Resolved, That
the revenue mammary for a judicious and economical
administration of the Government ehonld be fabled by
the imposition of Wiest upon foreign imports, and in
lay'ng them such discriminating proteotlon should he
given as will secure the rights of free labor and Ameri
can industry ;" which resolut on was approved by Mr.
Eau) in his letter accepting the nomination. ,
Home weeks ago we received letter from a friend in
the interior, stating the it was asserted that Mr. Miran
had signed a letter to Mr. Della., congratulating him
for having voted for the tariff of 1846. Since then the
same assertion has been made in an editorial of the
Laminator Intelligenscr, of the 21st inst., and in
,other
papers, and we have been informed that secret circular's,
conveying the same information, have been sent pri
vately to the leading ironmeatere in rho State.
The files of the Pennsylvanian have been marched,
and the following appear to be the facts: On Tues—
day, the 28th July, MO, Mr. Dallas, as VicePreeldent,
gave hie meting vote in favor of the tariff of that year.
On Wednesday, the 29th, a letter wee written by
Athenseins Ford, aligned by him and a number of Demo
cratic citizens, to Mr. Dallas, approving his vote of the
preceding day, to which Mr. Dallas replied, in a letter
dated (Saturday) August let, which correeporidence
was published in the Pennsylvanian of Wednesday,
August 6th. Amon3st the signatures to the letter of
the 29th of Jtily, the name of Joan M. BRAD doee not
appear, but there is the name of John F. Bead, a re
speatable Democretio citinen, who then resided in Ches
ter street, In North Mulberry ward, but who now re
sides at No. 240 Madison street, and who approved the
conduct of Mr. Dallas in giving his casting vote for the
tariff of '46.
In addition to thee. fads, we are authorised by Mr.
JOHN M. READ to say that he was n ot in the city of
Philadelphia when the letter of the ',nth of July, and
the answer of Mr. Dallas on the let of August were
written, and that he never saw the original of the let
ter of the 19th of July, nor did he ever sign tt, nor litt
thorize anybody to sign It for him.
hrs. Orxey furnishes no wrath the following:
"I bore examined the Pennsy/vonian of Wednesday,
6th August, 1846, and attached to the letter of 29th
July : to Mr. Dallas, signed by Athanaslca Ford and
others, I find the name of John F. Read, but not the
name of JOHN M. RIAD.
530.8 t HENRY 0. OAREY. ),
TO THE TRADE.
60 CARTONS CILENE BELTINGS
PER STEAMER "ARABIA.,,
CHESTNUT ST., nzLow EIGHTH
CEESTNIIT GROVE WHISKEY.—A de
sire to lessen the consumption of impure spirits,
knowing their Injurious effects upon the comititution,
has induced tho offering to the public of an article
which the analynation of Professor Chilton, Analytical
Chemist, of Now York, and Messrs. Booth, Garrett, &
Camas, of Philadelphia, proves beyond all question, to
be the most pure and consequently least injurious spirits
evor offered the American public.
. . . .
CERTIFICATE OP DR JAS. A CHILTON
I have analysed a sample of Chestout.OroveWhinkey,
received from Mr. CHARLES WHARTON, Ja. of
PlL.A.isums, and baring carefully tented A, I am
pleased to Mite that it is entirely free from poisonous
or deleterious substances, It Is an undsuelly pure and
floe flavored quality of Prhinkey.
JAMES It. CHILTON, M. D.,
New York, Sept. 8, 1868. Analytical Chemist.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9,1858.
Dsait SIR: We hare oarefully tooted the temple of
Chestnnbarove Whiskey which you sent no, and find
that It contalno none of the poisonous substance known
tee Yule Oil, which Is the characteristic and Injurious
Ingredleot of the Whiskeys In general nee.
Very respectfully,
BOOTH, GANNETT, & CANA°,
Analytical Chemists.
To Casuals Wnenron, Jr., No. 23 South' PHONY
Street, Philadelphia. se2d-dtoc2l
DIIILADELPIIIA COLLEGE OF MAR
MADY,-The thirty-eighth annual (mum of lec
tures in this institution will commence on FRIDAY
EVENING nett at the College Hall, and will be con
tinued tri-weekly, (on MONDAYS, WEENBBDAYB,
ane FRIDAYEO until about the Ant of March.
ROBERT BRIDONR, M. D., Professor df Chemistry.
WILLIAM PROCTER, Jr., Professor of Pharmacy.
ROBERT P. TROMAB, M. D., Professor of Macula
Mediae
The Introductory Lecture will be delivered by Pro
fessor Bobcat Bridge', at 7% o'clock.
Matriculation ticket& may be obtained of
ALFRED H. TA.FLOR, Secretary,
M97-StiS Corner of Walnut and Ninth streets.
WMSORUBS AND CLAMPS.
rpio. 1. 62)j . per dos
2. 760. "
a. 870.
4. 100.3. "
OLAMPI3.
8 Itolr, $1.25 per dozen.
7 Row, $1.75 por dozen.
8 Row, $2.26 per dozen.
NEWRY O. EPICSTRIN,
so-16 62 North THIRD Street. Philadelphia
BOOKBINDING.—The undersigned res
pectfully Invite the attention of lovers of books
to their unequalled (twilit es for bind , og books in a su
perior manner. Their work has been submitted for a
eerie of years to the exammation of some of the molt
celebrated connoisseurs in the country. It hoe received
the most flattering encomium and won for the under
signs a reputation which they aro determined to
malotain.
Ever y style of Binding executed, from the plain
,4 half-bound , ' volume for the scholar's Miele to the
most artistic garniture of rarities for the collection of
the Bibilemaniao.
Specimens of style and workmanship will be cheer
fully ehown to those who will call upon
PAWSON & NICUOLSON, Bookbinders,
619 MINOR Street,
se29.2mt Between Market and Chestnut Streets.
TO aASH•BUYERS.
JAMES S. EARLE A SON.,
816 CHESTNUT STREET,
Invite the attention of Western and Southern Oustom•
era to their Immense and elegant assortment at
LOOKING-GLASSES,
PORTRAIT AND PIOTURE-PRAIVIRO,
SOHRAIK's
The attention of Dealers and oonsinners of Tarnishes
le solicited to oar
SUPERIOR COACH AND FURNITURE VARNISH,
DRYING JAPANS,
IRON JAPANS,
:11ASTIO AND SPIRIT VARNISHES.
We claim to be the Oldest Varnish bleoutaoturhig
Zotablishment
One Varnlahee having now been In constant nee
OVER FORTY TEAM,
and we admitted by competent judges to be
SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHERS MADE IN TEE
UNITED STATES.
All we ask In a fair trial, and we are satiated the
merlin of our Varnishes willbe FULLY ISTAHLIBEED,
0. SOHRACK & 00 . ,
OLD STAND..Noe. 162 and 164 North TOMMIE Street
med-lm
BRIDGETON.—The Steamer
EXPRESS leaves AROII Street Tues.
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at ag o'clock A. M.
Returning, leaves BRIDGETON Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, at 8 o'clock A. M Stopping at New Castle,
Delaware City, Port Delaware, and the natal Landings
on the Oehansey. Through Gaeta for Mllleville, Port
Elizabeth, Mauricetown, Dividing Creek, Newport,
,Oedarville, and Pairton. 007.1m*
ENGLISH VERMILLION and ULTRA.
MARINE BLUE, especially imported for Painters
and Printers. Pat up in 1 lb
LAY packages,
a nda for s ale by
&R,
sel7-Im* 241 POOH Street, up stairs.
lISSIA HEMP and YARNS For SALE,
by WAAVEIt, FITLEit to CO.,
No. 28 North Water street, and
se-27 No. 22 North WIIARVICO
CHEESE. - 106 boxes Herkimer county
ohms now landing, and for iale by
0: 0. SADLER /e 00.,
sell AROR St ea t 2d door above Pront,
SALAD OIL.-25 cases finest Tuscan LynCh
Oil s In store AAA for mile by
WILLIAM H. YEATON,
ea 110 tienth 8/KoliT etre
HENRY O. OAREY,
JAMES MILLIKEN, •
WILLIAM D LEWIS,
O. N. EOKERT,
JOHN W. O'NEILL,
WILLIAM ELDER,
THOMAS BALOH,
Committee.
JUST RICEIVIID,
HORS TMAN'S,
HANDSORUBS
No. 5. 81 12 per do;
8. 126 . 1
7. 1 60 .•
8. 1 76 11
OPPOSIT2 TJI GIRARD NOM,
OIL PAINTINGS,
ENGRAVING
Suitable for the
PALL TR ADZ!
VARNISHES, TA.PANS,
IN THIS COUNTRY,
ttlbakeale DID qoyabs.
FMOY ¢A SIMERES.
bbdittinOrtviee in Side Stripes, Tufts, &o.
Durkin Cashmeres,
Ddet, Oxford, and Brown MU.
•
,B I Double, and Twisted Oiseintone,
Paid, Side Stripes, and Plain.
Citon Warp Cloths,
Ibavy Black and Brown.
Sktnette in a variety of styles -
Back, Brown; and Printed doods.
Vertings, Fine Caehmeres, Valenelas, &o.
Tiro attention of the Trade ia eolisited to these de
elrablegooderwhleh are offered on favorable terms, by
• SMUEL 114 PRY,
ee2t.itifit 218 A
CHESTNUT Street..
BNLY & BROTHER;
Na 920 CHESTNUT STREET,
WILL OPEN THIS . DAT
Their Fail Importation
CARPETINGS,
PRIORS GREATLY REDUCED
CARPETINGS
ELLINGTON BRUBSELB,
SUPER ALL•WOOL INGRAINS,
EXTRA lIINN INGRAINS,
bOUBLE COTTON CHAINS INNRAINO,
VENITIANEL AND LOWER ORADES,
Of alpine gilled and approved manufaature, constantly
receiving and for sale by
JObEPH LEA,
se!o ' too2l 1 Noe. 128 and 130 CHESTNUT Bt
N FALL STOOL.
/ileChttley, Brother, & Brewster,
28 NORTH FOURTH RT.
UAT Jut opened an entire new stoat of
, GOBIERY, GLOVES, AND HANOI' GOODS,
to viloh they invite the attention of Aret•olase buyers
Our Stock !a particularly adapted to
THE SOUTHERN TRADE.
ace-2mit
IRISH LINENS,
WOOLLENS,
WRIFY GOODS,
BLANKETS,
A full and general assortment of
FALL DRY GOODS
for sale on favorable terms by
WRAY & GILLILAN,
121 CHESTNUT STREET
enBl•tu th e24t
AUTUMN TRADE, 1858.
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS
AT WHOLESALE
DRESS GOODS OF NEWEST STYLES, BRAWLS
OF EVERY VARIETY
MERINOS, 008U8615, DITJBLIN DE LAINNB,
VELVNTS, BILKS, ALPACAS, GINGHAMEI,
CLOTHS, CIABBIIIEREB, SATINETS, 9EBTINGI3,
FLANNELS, PRINTS, DLEAORED AND DROWN
GOODS,
With • complete Line of
EMBROIDERIES,
And other styles of Goode adapted to a
FIRST-OLABS TRADB,
All of which are offered for gale ()heap
W. G. OMTTICK & CO.,
438 MARKET and 493 MERCHANT ST
awrj-tu th tit 2m&w2m
CLENDENNING'n
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS,
TABLE COVERS,
TABLE NAPKINS and TOWELLIIqGB
TO THE DRY GOODS DIEROIIASTI3 :
exam.swest: di I have bestowed more than usual
expense and labor in getting up this article of
Table Damask in this country, and have succeeded in
furnishing an article equal, and in some respects supe
rior, to the imported one, at a much less expense, I
trust that those who have a dieposi•ion to encourage
Assay:tax Exraturatan and American labor will not
forget my address.
JOAN OLENDENbiIIIG to CO.,
ARAMINGO MILL, PRANHFORD,
PHILADELPHIA.
P. B.—Pedlars and those who travel and supply Conn.
try Trade will And it to their advantage to call at the
Factory before purchasing elsewhere. Parties wishing
to buy, and cannot make it convenient to call at the
Factory, will please nod their address, and they will be
wetted on with samples of the above. se3,lmlf
New icittblirationo
GET THE BEST.-
OUT.
OUT.
OUT.
OUT.
MAT A BIOIENTLIA3
HAMS NOTE REPORTER
WITH
77 NEW COUNTERFEITS FOR THE MONTH,
33 NEW COUNTERFEITS FOR THE WEEK.
IMLAY & BICKNELL'S REPORTER Is the only
COWPLITS Bank Note Met In the United States.
Everybody takes it. It is the BEST and the CHEAP
EST.
INLAY & BIOIENBLI,
Detected, yesterday afternoon. in this City, five of
the Counterfeits described in IMLAY & BICKNELL'S
RISORTER.
Now Ready. Single Copies. 5 cents; If you want tbe
Weekly for 1 year. WI and gubsoribe, or send 22; Semi
monthly, $1.261 Monthly, 75 rents. Office, No. 112 3.
TIMID Street, Duncan Building. se2o-2t*
JAS. CHALLEN & SON,
No. 25 booth SIXTH Street,
Publish this day
MULLEN'S NEW JUVENILE LIBRARY, 2d Se
ries, 10 y 014., illustrated. Adapted to the Sunday
School and Slimily. Net sectarian.
Also, new editions of MULLEN'S NBW JUVENILE
LIBRARY. Series No. I. Illustrated.
These boots byre been endorsed by Sunday Schools
of every denomluetlon. 10 vols. $2 60.
" TGE OITY OF TED GMT KING." The most
accurate and reliable account of modern Jerusalem yet
Oren in the Englith language.
BIBLIOTEISOA SACRA.
iIADJI IN SYRIA. Cloth, 76 cents; blue and gold
IN AND AROUND STAMBOUL, $1 25.
GAVE OB bIAOHPELAII, and other Poems, 15 eta.
blue and gold, $1; ka., &a. eeBo-lin
BUY EARLY QOFIES.-NOW READY,
' THE POETICAL WORKS OF
EDGAR ALLAN POE,
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED WITII MORE TEAR
ONE HUNDRED ORIGINAL DESIGNS,
By Darby, Dirket Foster, Plokersgill, Tennlei], Crop.
sey. Duggan, and Idadot ;
And engraved in the finest style of Wood Engraving by
Cooper, Linton, Evans, &0., &o.
Splputidiy Sound—Price Six Dollars. A few Copies
4n' Morocco, Nine Dollars.
Also, the Fifteenth Edition of
POE 'S COMPLETE WORKS,
In Four Volumes, 12mo, Price $4 60.
Containing the Tales of the Grotesque and Arabetque;
Wonderful Stories of the Imagination ; All hie Poetry;
The Story of Arthur Gordon Pym ; and a complete
collection of all hie contributions to the Magardneo.
Edited by RUFUS W GRISWOLD, D. D., with Noticee
of His Life, by J. R. LOWELL and N. P. WILLIS.
J. B. REDFIELD, Agent,
0e27-dBt.kw2t 84 Bookman Street, New York.
VRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
TERMS AND PRIVILEGES OF MEMBERS
Annual Contribution, $8; Life Membership, $25,
with an additional charge of One Dollar the first year
for a Certificate of Membership. the decal year com
mences on the first day of October.
Members not in arrears are entitled to the nee of the
Library and Reading ROOM. open daily from 0 o'clock
A. M. to 10 o'clock P. M., with the privilege of taking
out the books. They will also receive Season Tickets
for the Lecturee and the xhibition, and a Season
Ticket for a Lady, to attend the Lectures, and ex sin
gle Admission Tickets to the 'Exhibition 'ter ladles or
miner'. They will also be entitled to receive One
Copy of the Monthly Journal of the Institute at one
half the subscription price
The Lectures of the Institute commence In Novem
ber, and are continued on Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day evenings for Twenty Week..
PRIVILEGES OF MINORS.
The minor children, wards, and apprentices of Life
Members, and of Members whose anon contributing
are paid, including the current year, are, on the payment
of Two Dollars per annum, entitled to use the Library,
attend the Lectures and the Meetings of the Institute,
and vielt the Exhibitions; or, on the payment of One
Dollar, they will receive Tickets for the Lectures
only,
DRAWING FOHOOL,
Yoe leetruction, Mechanical, and Architectural
Drawing and Designing, commenoes September 20th,
and is continued on Tuesday, Thursday, and Eaturday
evenings, for Twenty-four Weeks.
Popile under tweutp•one years of age are entitled to
attend the Lectures in the Institute, and visit the Ex
hibition.
•
Terms, $5 per Quarter.
JOURNAL OP Till INSTITUT/I,
Devoted to Mechanical and Physical Sciences, Is pub.
lisbed in monthly numbers. Illustrated with Plates and
Wood Outs.
TUB Subscri
STptio n ATED Pri MBETI ce.
NGS
$5 per annum.
Aro held on the third Thursday evening of each
month, at which subjects connected with somas and
the arts are received and discussed.
The members tickets, for the coming exhibition and
lectures are now ready, for delivery.
Gentlemen wishing to become members can do so on
application, at the Ball, in Seventh street. below Mar
ket, to WILLIAM MAMILTON,
ee29.ot Actuary.
BROWN STOUT.-40 casks " Finzi &
1..0 ' imported direct from London, in
dons 044 Om gas 07 wm. YEILTON,
05 PO 10911TH FEW street
BLANKETS,
COMMON, =DUDA, VINE, & EMPERFINN,
9.4, 10.4, 11-4, 12-4, 13-4, 14-4;
JOSHUA L. BALLY,
N.-W. Oor. FIFTH 16 MARKET STREETS,
EYRE & LANDELL,
ONOOND OPENING OP FALL GOON
TODAY.
ROUND•CORNER BRAWLS,
MAGNIFICENT DE LAINES,
mo r n PRINTED 'AIRRINOER,
LUPIN'S CILOICE COLORS AIEbINOES,
64 NEW STYLE VALENCIAB,
NEW PALL VESTINGB, Ico , &a.
EYRE & LANDELL,
5ep2946612 YOURTE. AND ARCh STREETS
ROUND CORNER
MERINO SH&VVLS.
500 SUPER ROUND OORNERS MERINO SRAIVLA
VIENNA. BROMIC SHAWLS AND
SCARFS.
From the late Shawl Sale.
CHARLES ADAMS .
Iles now arranged in his
SHAWL AND MERINO ROOM
LOU of B. oche Long Shams.
*White and VAIJOUB colored Centres and Two-faced, In
new designs and colorings.
Superior do do Chaine Leine do.
Do square do
Do do Four Faces.
Broche Scarfs, Silk Chains, India Pattern Broohe
Scarfs Chaim, Leine, Black, White, Brown, and Co
lored Centre Melia Shawls •,
BLANK KT SHAWLS, , _
Long and Square 10 variety.
FRIENDS' SHAWLS
Chenille, heal Skin, bound Thibot, plain Blanket,
Cashmere:do,Ac. -
MENtd TRAVELLING SHAWLS.
C. A. invitee particular attention to hie
SHAWL DEPARTMENT,
The stock being new, well assorted, and the prices
very low.
Also, a fresh stook of
OBIS AND BED BLANKETS,
Various kinds and elses, very cheap
se2B-eod-tf EIIIHTH and 'ARCH Streets.
ROUND -CORNER STELLA SHAWLS,
VBSTINGS, ko., &c,
RICE PRINTED ¢ BLACK BORDERS,
OURWEN STODDART dc BROTHER,
ANTILLAS I MANTILLAS ! I— Ma
im ELROY respectfully Invites the Ladies to call and
examine his stock of Mantillas, embracing many styles
not to be found elsewhere. Our stock ix the largest,
our patterns' the latest styles, and our prices ao low that
we defy competition:
6,000 yards Black and Fancy Bilks, 87)(, 44, 60, 66;
rich, 62N, 69, 75 ; very rich, 81, 873(, 95, $l.
10,000 yards Delainee, Bareges, Decals, at 10,12 X(
in the ,
1634, 18X , 20, 22, 26, 28, 81, 85, decidedly the cheapest
City.
10000, yards line French Lawns 'lO, 12M, 16X, 20, 25,
worth, many of them, 8N to 62 k , very One.
One lot of Crape Shawls, at $l5, worth $3O.
600 yards side-band Cassimeres, 3734, worth $l, with
• great variety of desirable goode for men's and boys ,
wear, lees than usual prim.
1,000 yards Marseilles Veetin ge, "at 25, worth 75.
1,000 yards new style Ribbons, the cheapest In the
city.
1,000 fine French Needleworked Collars, at $l, worth
$3.
10,000 yard' of Plain and Plaid Jaconets, Swiss and
Cambric White Goode, the greatest bargains in the (aye
Ribbons and Fringes and Trimmings, in endless va
riety, at lean than half the usual prloee.
MoRLROT,
Jel-tuth 041 No. 11 &nth NINTH Otreet.
SUPERIOR ENGLISH BLANKETS.
SR AIMLESS BEDTIMES
Have reeeived a few bales of selected ENGLISH
BLANKETS, nearly ware, with and without bright
hesoingi, Also, American Premium Refs and heavy
Blankets. of all shift
HOOO Blankets and Railway Wrap are.
CHERBOURG ROBES.
A new style of Autumn Robe, with Pope's Silk bare,
at $T 50.
ee29 EIGHTH and CHESTNUT Streets
25 CENT Black and Purple CASH
UNREB.--Junt received from Auction, 1 cue of
Black and Purple Cashmeres, et 25 Cents much below
the timid price. BSB°ON & SON,
rie294t hlourteng Store, 808 OfIESTNUT St
BLACK and PURPLE MOUSSELINES.
A new meortment of Buck and Purple, and Slack
and NV htt3 Imported !downtimes de Labile, at 18X to
3134 cents par yar 1. BEHON & ON,
5e29.3t Mourning Store, 808 CIIEBTNUT St,
COMPAGNIE FRANCAISE,
810 CHESTNUT STREET.
GRAND OPENING
or
PARIS FALL CLOAKS,
AT
FURN]IR & 00,'S,
ON THE
101 , OF OOTOBER, 1658.
ise.wi-ot.
G RAND OPENING
OT
WINTER CLOAKS
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM
The BUBBORTBEM have now open their
IMPOBTATIONS AND MANUFACTURES,
TOR THE
PALL AND WINTER SEASONS,
Comprisi• OVER. ng the most
GABlYlRlN extensive arid sup TS erb (Replay of
Ever exhibited in this City.
J. W. PROOTOR & C 0. ,
708 CHESTNUT STREET.
se27
ROBERT SHAW
NEAR TRADE GENERALLY,
No. 53 N. SECOND STREET,
Where be eolielte their attention to Me complete
Stock of •
CLOTHS, CASHMERES, SATINETS, &a.,
Prom the Markets of England and this country, to
gather with
Prom the &nations of New York and this oity. ee2b•lw
FALL AND WINTER Excellent FOIL-
D.6-011EVRES—New Lots. 26 Oente.
Robes, All-Wool and Bilk. and Wool, $3 to $B.
BLACK BOMBAZINES.
Particularly cheap lots, at $1 per yard.
COOPER & CONARD,
ae27 B. N. corner NINTH and MA.R.RET.
UNGLISH BLANKETS—Large Sizes,
1.141 nearly square, at $5.
Low priced and the Blankets.
Rochdale Blankets, Marseilles Quilts.
000PBR & COWARD,
seri B. B. corner NINTH and MARKET Bic
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES, SATINETS.-
NJ Broad °lonia, suction lots, $1 50 to $6.
New patterns Side Band 041111i111076/1.
Blank, mixed, and other Satinets
Vestings, Silk, Valencia, h o.
000 PER & CONARD,
S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Ms.
N. B.—Tailors supplied on the Right Terms. se=
G REAT ATTRACTION!
OVER $4,600 WORTH OF SHAWLS BROM WHIOH
TO MAME A SELEOTION.
THORNLEY A OHISM,
N. X. oor. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN Streets,
Hay the beat SHAWL Stook In Philadelphia. They
would espectfully call attention to the following very
cheap ots,
4 LONG BROOHE SHAWLS at $ 8 each.
Do. do. do. at 10
2 Do. do do. at 11
2 Do. do. do. at 12
1 Do. do. do. at 18
2 Do. do. do. at 14 4,
2 Do. do. do. at le gI
Do. do. do. at 18 "
Do. do. do. at 20
Do. do. do. at 26
In t e above Lote of Long Broche Shawls will be
found every desirable color of centre.
BEAUTIFUL STELLA SHAWLS
From $2 to $l2, in every color.
Trench Blanket Shawls in new deeigaa.
Plain Millet Shawls, Equate and Long.
Real Canton Crape Shawls, Plain and Embroidered.
Children's Shawls, Misses' Shawls, and Gentlemen's
Shawls, at
THORNLEY k OHISM' 8,
"ONE PRICE OASH
21ortheant. Owner 111.011T11 &. SPRING GARDEN
N. B.—Olty and Country Storekeepers buying for each
may find bargain at T o.'s.
P. O.—A Magnificent stook of Mks now on hand.
se/841
DETERS's PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE
BELP-GENDRATING GAB LAMP le the only
Patent Darner that has a Non , Oonduotor attached.
The public are cannoned against all other Durnere, se
they will heat, and liable to explode. State and
'Jaunty Rights for sale. Apply or address
8013 D. P. PETERS. 422 BROADWAY-, N, Y.
T OST OR DESTROYED—A OERTIFI-
Li OATH or BORIP, No. 4,802, for 8 shares of the
Stock of the oousolidation Bank,.. Application Lae
been made to said bank for a duplicate certificate of the
came.
te2.l-tu WM. MITCHINOON.
Retail Mini attba.
A Full Assortment
EIMEEMMI
PHILADELPHIA.
FOURTH AND ARON STREETS,
STAPLE AND /AHOY
SILK GOODS.
NEWEST STYLE SILKS,
BIM DOUBLE BKM ROZEI3,
FURNESS, BRINLEY, & CO.,
Auctioneers
From Auction,
AT REDUCED PRIORI
Non. 450, 462, & 464 N. SECOND Et.,
Above WILLOW
MEM
Bogs to Inform hie Mende and the
That he has removed to
JOB LOTS
taint's.
',for Sate fet.
.FOR SALE—A FARM of .67f acres,
rear POttatcrien,'on the Turnpike . , Montgomery
eannty. One of the !net Parma in the county. Fite
water, good •batld(dge and front.- Apply at tlit'Ootl
Office, METH and S'ATNG GARDEN Sta. sel3o.llto
in TO CAPITALISTS, BUILDERS, &0..
Jam Large and valuable Lot at Private Bali. Locust
Btreet, Booth elde„ between Broad and Fifteenth
Streets; 118 thohfront on Locust street, by 178 feet in
depth, to alO feet alley. • •
AT PRIVATE BALE—RandsomC Brown-stone Reed
dance, No. 1620 Plae Btreet, known as Union Bow.ir
."" M. THOMAS BONS, Anctioneers.
seBo-thisktuat ' 130 do-141 B. Bourth Street.
a l TO_ RE NT; ti STORE' on DELA W ARE
Avenue . , below TINE Street ,
, throngli to
Water Street, 548 feet deep.' 'Also, the Doub'e STORE,
corner of THIRD and QUARRY Btreete;4o feet front,
one of the beat locations for Itirgo Rusinestrin
Phlla
delphie. Also, STAMM and 00AUH-HOUSE in
UHERRY Street, above SEVENTH, rear of-Aelv
land House Apply sitl7B - North FpUBTII Street. • •
' se294m*'
F ,
OR SALE—Stock, Fixturae, and Business
of oils of the oldest. largest, and beat-located
GROCERY STORES in the City. None need apply
but those baying some means and in good standing Ad
dress C. & D., Press office, giving seal name. refer-'
enco, &o. refe r-'
dpel : TO BE LET—A very Convenient Two-
Btorr HOUSE in OATHARTNE Street, above
SECOND, North side, opposite ?liras Oburch, Hitehen
on the first Boor. Inquire of EDMUND J. YARD &
EON, No. SOS SPRUCE street Also, a very Desirable
HOUSE in SPRUCE Si., near BROA D, Borah side, Your
Stories high, fine large Yard, Gas, and Frisrutee - In
vitees abort. 5e211.61*
al TO LET—The HOUSE NO. 1826
CHESTNUT Street. Has a large Yard and
Modern Improvements. • at2.B..dtt
EOR, SALE—A Handsome COHN
INSI TRY REBIDEN OE, of 7,if Ames, with good Int
ptovements, on Grey's Lane, three miles tram Market.
Street Bridee. adjoining Datcher's Town Platt. 'Apply
to Dr G. STITAItr, on the Premises 5e21143;*
ass ' HOTEL TO LET, and 'FURNITURE
is. For SALE —A. fine large Hotel in the Northern
part of the City. Large Howie, fine run of Custom for
Boarders end Travellers. Cali at the CONVEYAN
CER% Office, Sixth and Spring Garden Streets. for
particulars se2S-31*
ZOOMS ON COMMERCE STREET.=
The Three Upper Rooms of 416 Commerce Street
to Let. seavica
MaFOR SALE —A handsome residence,
with all the modern improvements, large side
yard, grpery. &a SIXTU, near SPRING GARDEN
Street Terms may. P. K. LYND, 5N South SIXTH
Street, (second story.) terlam
(IFFIOE TO—LET.—AN ELIOIBLE'OE-
SlO2l for an. Imerratioe Oompsny s or dmilar cor
poration, having throe communicating rooms on the
same floor, No. 2 WALNUT Bfreetoibove
Imme , Mate possession given. ATIAI to
JOHN 0. HMINKR, or
THOMAS T, IMMOBILE, -
No. 212 South YOUNTH Street ;
mh2o--tutlui-tr . second story, front-room.
FOR SALE' OR EXCRANOR—A
EX handsome new mansion, 19 roams, sad 40 acres,
near Gwynedd Station, North Pennsylvania Railroad.
Site splendid, fruit abundant, health unsurpassed. Any
person really desiring a handsome Country Seat in ex
change for city property will find this an unusual op
portunity of accomplishing his object. Apply to P: R.
LYNG, 634 El. SIXTH fit , (2d story) sel7-Int
diltw FOR SALE—A pretty Cottage, nine
w.s. rooms, aad one or more sores, on Wyoming avenue,
two miles out the Second-street Turnpike. Also, several
handsome cottage lots The neighborhood Is healthy,
beautiful, and rapidly improving. Y.H. LYND, 6% B.
SIXTH St , (2d story.) _ sel74m
1O SPECULATORS and CAPITALISTS.
—Thirty acres or less of beautiful Louden Wyoming
Avenue, near New Second street, only two miles north
or the pavements, for sale a bargain and terms easy
Applyto P. K LYND , S3 South SIXT H Street, (mond
story ) sell- int
F OR SALE-
One of the most Valuable and Desirable
DOUBLE BROWN BTONH ItEMBROBB
IN THE CITY,
No. 1810 CHESTNUT STREET,
IIXTENDINQ THROUGH TO GEORGB BTBUT
Raving been built by the owner for Ws own Ras(dance,
no expense has been spared in its oonakrnetion.
Apply to (MARLS'S SWIGS,
62.9 Market Street,
Or to M. THOMAS& SONS ;
sel4-Imlf ISS and 141 South Fourth St.
CHOICE COTTAGE SITES, WITHIN
three minutes walk. of two Stations on Phnodal.
pile and Germantown Railroad, for sale cheep. .ANdr
at ooroer of Tinge Street and Plank Road, or at No. 23
North Sixth Street, to
se6.lm* T. L. LITTLEPLELD.
Boarbing.
BOARDING. -A Gentleman about retiring
from Housekeeping, desires to secure Comfort
able Boarding for himself, wife; and four email chil
dren. Terms must be moderate. Address VIOICEItt.B,
Office of thin Paper. xe3o OAP
e,EVERAL AGREEABLE PERSONS,
either married or single, my fird good• DOUAI,
with the Comforts of s Homo, st lel North. NINTH
Street References exelisuged. s•Bo.ltti
BOARDING. -A handsome suite of smart
s-. mentos on the second door, WALNUT St.ibetween
Broad acd Sixteenth. Address, with reference, L. M.
R , Press office. Haft&
Qtarriapai
CARRIAGES.
WM. D. ROGERS,
COACH AND LIGHT-CARRIAGE MELDED,
1009 AND 1011 CHESIIIIIT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Orders for CARRIAGES from all parts of the world
executed with rromptuess, and satisfaction guarantied.
selS4nalf
tUatrbeo, 21tweltv, Stt.
BAILEY & co.,
NOSIIIRLY
BAILEY /4 KID:BEEBE,
Hare removed to their new Hire-proof, White Marble
Store,
819 CHESTNUT STREET,
NORTH SIDS, BELOW THE (HEARD HOWLS.
Now opening their fell stook of
IMPORTED JEWELRY; PLATED WARNS, AND
FAIIOIC GOODS,
To whloh they Invite the attention of the pnblia
OLLYEN•WABB, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND
P.BAALI3,
AT WHOMUM AID lITAIL.
441 STOVES! STOVE?. I
SILVER'S ORIGIIAL GAS,I3IIRNING
STOVE,
With all the Latest Improvements.
Also, the largest assortment of
(MORINO, PARLOR, & OFFICE STOVES
In the City, at
MAN[G.LB'S,
No. 909 MARKET STREET.
Oall before purebaling. . ee29-6w
SOMETHING NEW.-GAS BUR
NING COOK oTOVE.—I would respell's' ly call
the attention of the public to one of the greatest
improvements over introdueed in Cooking Stoves
ant R•ngee—the burning of the gee arising from the
coal, by which means is saved 60 per cent. In fuel and
also more intense beat thrown to the bottom of the
oven. We effect the burning of the gases by means of a
hollow centre.piece, perforated on the under side, which
admits the air in a hated state to mingle with the
gases, than aiding its combustion, and causing a Came
to pass around the oven equal to a wood fire. This im
provement also preserves the centre piece from Pinking
down on the tire, thereby saving the expense of repairs
One of the Stoves OAN RE SEEN IN OPERATION •t
lilt MARKED Street. Manufactured by JAMES
SPEAR. Inventor and Patentee, (late North, Obese &
North,) Ille MARS= Street sept2B.3mo
illzntistra.
.....4,-., Dr. W. S. MoILHENNEY,Dentiet,
4111146. would inform hie friends that he hu rammed
sweeties at No. 1848 GHEBTNITT Street, mond door
above the U. 8. Mint. eepl.Bm
Mottep.
Qfin ANA $1,200. WELL-SE
:ix?. ,lx-j r, cured 'Mortgages of theme amounts for
H. O. THOMPSON & CONARROE,
se2B 933 ARCH Street.
$4,6333 . AT E YE ARLY Grttl 3.7or th....apii.
Princi
pal
well secured, for nate at a liberal discount
Apply toll. 0. THOME/30ff & G.M. 04/N aRROB,
Apply
983 ARCH litreet.
F OR COLDS AND SORE THROATS
lOELAND 110 PS PASTE,
MARSHMALLOW DROPS,
FLAXSEED DROPS
STEPHEN F. WHITMAN,
Manufacturing Confeettoaer t
No. 1210 MARKET STREET,
ee29.Bm West of TWELFTH Street.
r BE ROOMS of the BOARD OF TRADE,
at 603 OEIESTNIIT Street, will hereafter be
opened to the use of Members of the Association, and
of all persons entitled to their use, durlog bosh day and
evening from nine o'clock A M. to half-peat nine P.
M., until further notice. LORIN BLODORT,
se29-8t Secretary.
PRENOH WRITE ZINC, of the Vieille
• • Montrgne, ground puro. It produces a clear,
white, fine gloss. and attains s firmness and twenties, of
surface. Guarantied genuine. For este by
ZIEGLISR & SMITH,
au2B-dtf Anntimoot nor Elonnnd and Green On
ORNAMENTAL and COLORED GLASS.
We have just received a comprehensive and va
ried Moat of thie truly beautiful and architectural ap
pendage to Churches Vestibules, Conservatorlee, and
other buildings, where it is deemed neeessary to embel
lish, or to give a chaste and elegant appearance. Any
color may be had, either plain or ornamental, elabo
rately or in , X 4 Ol. ZIEGLER & SMITH,
WitecteMe Drug, Paint, and Gla.e Dealers,
se2B-dti , Southwest eer. Second and Green ate.
PHIL AD IR IA
INlffits AND READING RAILROAD.
FRRIGIIT TOlt lIARROHIIIRG.—The Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company are now prepared to
forward freight to Hatousnuao, and to all pollen! on the
Lebanon Valley branch of this road.
Freight delivered at the Company's depot, southeost
corner of BROAD and CHERRY Street!, before 4 o'clock
P. M., will be forwarded on the same day, and will
arrive at Harrisburg before 10 o'clock on the following
morning. For rates, ke , apply to
JNO. F. BRATS, General Agent,
nehl-Ina Dined and Cherry streets.
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MEE
CHANTS —Manilla Rope, assorted sizes, from N
Inch up, manufactured and for sale by
WEAVER, FITLER, & 00.,
No. 98 North WATER street, and
No. 22 North WHARVEB.
Wants
WANTED—An Intelligent Young Man,
who writes a good head, to take charge of the
Invoice Books in an Importing Bons,. Addnws with
reference, N.Ct.,oolce of The Press. aetlO-Sts
A PRlir ACTIVE CANVASSERS are
X. wanted, to Carnage the City end Interior Towns
of Penneylverda, to sell a newly patented Article of
everyday use. address CANVAS SS A through Blood's
Despatch: seat-4t*
WANTED, by a YOUNG MAN, a Situp.-
V VY'
, - Aion is Oaks Biker in a Oonfectionety east.
Jig:meat. Be thoroughly understands the business,
and icso sire good reeonunendations. Address BAKER,
this Office. 210.3
WA,NTBDr- A Boy, in a Law Office. En
'jars ant year $76. Addreas BLACHSTONI,
'Blood's DeMatah. seBo-2t*
WANTED -100 Stout Young Men, to go
on:Whaling Voyages. Adycece to the amount
$76 paid to each many extra'pay to Coopers Oarpen•
ter., and blacksmiths. - Apply at 104 West Streeg, coo.
Liberty Street, new York. Be3o4lt*
WANTED—A Partner, either Active or
Silent, who can furnish $lO,OOO, in a perma
nently establlehed business, paying flay per rent per
annum" on be Capitalinrested. Address hIBROHAtiT,
at this Office. - stBo-4tie
COOKS, Chambermaids, Girls for General
,s e o cif ace th , egi k ty
'l;LLllll.Bl:7:kgadlifirownr.ifoyar Hotels sad " and
yak'
Country, far sad near, at WOONNuIt
Chestnut Street; above Sixth. se3o it -
WANTED, by a YOUNG MAN from the
STORE.
Country a e fil i r ow tfilz2.l . l, s a lt:pi e G ufti lß9o , U2'
can !mash - good Tterereaces — Aa:".th Cit y and Oseorarti
A GOOD PENMAN, Quick and Correct
ICA. at Nimes, Educated at Phtlidelphia RIO School,
wishes a iltuatton. Address MUMS, B 93 Phliada.
Poet °Oka. 1928-tntheatir
A RESPECTABLE LADY, from - the
.CX.' SOUTH, desires an Engagement In a Seminary aa
Teacher Of the English Branches. or would be Wining
to engage as Private Tutor or Governess in a - Private
Fondly. The highest Trethnotdals as to Character cud
Quaillicatlons will be furnished. Wonldhave no objec
tions to go to ts.e country. apply to Miss D. O. OUR
TIS, at hire. *aver's, corner of NQUETII and ARCH
Streets. • : le2B4t*
WANTED—Employment by Two WORK
-112N,, jut arrived from Europe, wbo bring
With *ens iinediy-dissorerect protein; foe making Steel
out of Cast Iron. Address T. L., at the One of this
Paper . : • ' son at*
AYOUNG LAD ' wishes employment es
Teacher of Unita in &Seminary. Terms moderate.
Address BUTS otace'of thi4 paper. w3{-Citic
WARTED, FOR Tat UNITED STATISO
CAVALRY—AM...bodied, unmarrisdAnsin, to
'bozo will be given good pay, board, clothing, and
medical attersdano.- Pay from, us to ffill au r month.
No man baring a 'fib or child will b. • Apply
for biOtitiTlD 8111V1011 at rio - air- ittrast,
abort lightk , suntk side.
W. TEL ISAGRUDIII,
Lit Lieut. let Dragoons,
Rearaltbsa Officer.
9Lniusemtnts.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
BROAD AND Locust , Streets.
THe GREAT HeSlllB I
THUBSDAY lIVENING,I3ept 80, 1818,
Evolution' on the TIGHT HOPS hildetiettit Zan
fretts and others.
THE SECRET MARRIAGE).
Gros Pierre, Francois Bevel.
THE GREEN MONSTER.
Chevalier de Miroque Mona. Man& ; Chevalier Ma.
roe, Mr. Waite; Chevalier Le Grew hir. A. Lehman;
Green Monster. Mr. Lehman, Jr.; Cecile.
Admiseion—Pexquat, Parquet Circle, and Balcony, 10
'ire ; Family Circle and Amphitheatre, ZS cents.
Baste can be seamed from 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. with
out extra charge. Children under 10 veers halt price.
MRS. D. P. BOWERS'e WALNUT-ST.
TIDELTIIN, corner of NINTH and WALNUT
THUBSDAIr HIVNNINGI. Beptembar 80,1968,
MATBILDE.
itet. Phu, Mr. Comray • Smile de Endentr, Mr. Perry;
Dfathilde, Mrs. Conway.
- OUR YETEND PETER.
Peter, Mr. Dichbnes; Katharine, Miss Madams.
Prices of admission—accord Tier and Pamily Orr&
and Third Tier, 25 - cents; Parquet, 87)( cents;Dreg;
Oirole, 60 cents; ,Private Boxes, aceording to their
locale; and $6; Single Beata In Orchestra and Prints
,Boxes, 76 cent..
- Doors open at quarter before 7 o'clock ; Curtain rises
at 1. oteltick
WIBATLEY & CLARKE' - AROH-BT.
THEATEE.—Willtaxn S. Prederieke,Aottng and
stage Manager. '
THURSDAY EVENING, September 80,1868,
SPEED THE PLOUGH:- I
Sir Philip Slam Mari, Str Dolmas :- Bob Heady, Mr.
Wheatley ; Min Blandford, MN. Drew.
THE; COUNTRY GIRL. '
Moody, Mr. Gilbert; Allthea, Was Taylor.
Atimlealon, 26 ctn. Be.iiired Seats fa Dress Circle, UM
eta ; Orchestra Stolle, 60 eta; Beata in Private Boxes 76
eta; Gallery, 18 eta ; Gallery for Colored Persona, 26 atai
Private Box in Gallery for Colored Porton', U ate;
Whole Private Box, Sa.
Doors open at quarter before 7 o'clock; comment* at
TM, preeisaiy:
CONCERT HALL, CHESTNUT STREET,
ABOVE TWELFTH—FOURTH WEEK 01
SANDER/ONT COLOSSAL REPRZSENTATIONS
OF THIS RUSSIA!? WAR,
Open every evening this weak, and on •
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Admission 25 cents; children IS cents.
Doors open at 7. Itzhibltioa at a of a. sep27•dt
A SSEBBLY BUILDINGS, TENTH AND
ORESTNIIT Streets.
Here again! Return of the old favorite,
SIGNOR BLITZ.
Nev , and Comical Scenes in VIINTRILOQIIMI.
Extraordinary Magical Demonstrations, and the
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS.
Open every Evening during the week, et half-put I
o'o cork and on Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons at i.
Adulator', 26 cents • Children 19 outs. se24-Im*
NATIONAL HALL--MARENT STREET.
NOW OPEN
J. IXLCIO Wilmette's celebrated
- PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE.
Thin magnificentPAlNTlNG commences with Chaos,
and continues down in historical order to the Sibyl°.
nitth Captivity, containing more than fifty of the most
sublime and interesting scenes in the Bible.
Exhibition EVERY EVENING.. Doors open at T; to
commence at 8 o'clock Facilely.
Tickets 25 cents—to be had at Hall door. Chiblre
under 10 years 15 cents. -
Also. Ilzhlbltlona on WEDNESDAY and SATI3II
- AFTERNOONS for families and schools. Doors
open at 2; to - commence at 8 presdeely,
Xsplained by Professor TIBBITTS.
BAREETT'B GYMNASIUM.
- BILLIARD ROOM,
PISTOL AND RIFLE GALLERY.
Will open on MONDAY, September Bth, at No. 804
MARKET Street. ealt-Imit
EliosolizMw anb Covarittersljips.
(10-PARTNERSSI2.-THE BUSINESS
V heretofore oondacted by Hunt. Webster, & 00
will from this date be carried on under the style and
arm of LADD; WEBSTPIR, 1 00., who will continue
the mannfactnre and sale of Sewing Idwitines, the
former in Boston, the latter at 820 CriIISTNIIT Street,
Philadelphia, and in the principal cities of the Union.
!lepton:o:oer 1, 1868. , 'Want
itemonals.
ASHT 0 N'S
CITY COMMERCIAL AGENCY
lIEMOTBD TO
No. 506 OBESTNUT MEM',
2d Story, adjoining Chamber of
THE BOARD _OF TRADE
TERM, $2O PBB. YEA.B.
For Pamphlet, containing Plan and Conditions, appi
at the Office. ee26-tf
ppEMOVAL.—C. 0. SADLER & Co. have
removed from No. 9 North Water Street to No.
10.3 ARCS Meet, second door above Wont. eel
tilebuiniU.
D R. BARNES'
OAMPHOBATXD BXTRAOT OP OINGIR
This Medicine hue, by its own merit, gained a great
reputation. It le composed entirely of vegetables, and
to made from the formula of a distinguished physician,
used by him in the cholera 0f1832. It doee not contain
Opium in any form, and never conatipatee the bowels.
It is equally efficaelotui in mild and aggravating attacks
of cholera morbue. 'thee cured cholera after the a rice
water» discharge had taken place. The cramps end
pains of cholera mottos and dysentery are in a few
minutes dispelled the stomach, and the bowels restored
to a healthy action. If thin remedy were used in the
premonitory symptoms, dysentery, that dreaded disease,
would find fewer victims. Read the recommendations
of the railroad conduetore who have need It for eeveral
years, in the Olicalars.
For the Cure of NAUSEA, NERTOUF DEBILITY,
CRAMP, CROLIO, FLATIILBNOY, and NOR EBAD
ACHE, it has no equal.
DllliFEFilla of over twenty years , standing has been
cured by it. The weakest stomach, by twenty drops
taken after each meal, may be restored to a healthy ea
Me.
Nervous tremor, the result of exceeds , . drlukinf. Is
et once cured.. It has prevented attacks of delirium
tremens.
Two or three domes is enough to core sea-sickness.
It is the most valuable of eta kind in existence and
Is mu pronounced by physicians who are nslog It in
their practice. AB a PREVENTIVB of FRYBetS, du
ring their prevalence in Autumn, taken In done of
thirty drops , when the stomach and bowels are consti
pitted or in an opposite state. it will ao prepare the
eystem as to overcome any liability to an attack even of
Yellow Fever or Typhoid.
Persons who have infrared in health from Ague and
Fever have been metered to health by this wonderful
remedy. No ono ihould be without it.
Prepared only at 888 CHESTNUT Street.
Bold at stores throughout the United ttates. A very
liberal discount made to retailers. an 28.1 m
HARTSHOANE'S CURE-ALL-THE
GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR AND REMEDY
FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK
BOWELS. Prepared by a °hamlet. Bottles I 2), 26
and 60 c e nts.
TILE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
.OIENCEI
HARTSHORNE'S OURE-ALL should be kept in all
families. in case of acoidente or madden sickness.
HARTSHORNE'S OLIRE-ALL cures Rheumatism.
HARTeHORNE'S OURE-ALL cures Cramps, Cholla,
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL carte Pains in the
Limbs, Bije. Back and Breast.
H & aTSHORNE'S OURS-ALL cures Sprains, Bruises,
Scala and earns.
HARTMOSINE'S OURR.ALL cures Neuralgia,
Toothache and Stiffness in the Joints.
HARTSHORNE'S OGRE-ALL mires Cholera, Diar
rhoea and all Pain
HARTSHORNE'? OURE-ALL armee Ear Aohe and
D,
leafness from a cold.
HARTSHORNE'S OIIRE-ALL sures Dyspepsia and
Indigestion I also, Canker and Sore Mouth and Sore
Throat.
HARTSHORNE'S CIIRE-ALL muss all Spinal Affec
tions and Weakness in Limbs.
HARTSHORNE'S OUREI-ALL is a great tonic to
Weak Stomach and Bowels, and Improves Digest:on.
117` As the frequent changes of the weather produce
a bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs and Body;
also, StliT Hoek—every person should get a bottle. It
acts upon the Nerves, Muscles, Sinews, Blood and
Bones; and, by its *arming electro-magnetio power, ex
pels all pain froth the system. Ge. a bottle and try it,
and you will ba astonished at its happy effects.
N. B. It you hsve a Cough, use HARTSHORNE'S
Bethnal Syrup of Wild Cherry, it is the beet Cough
Syrup in the World. Bottles, 25 and 60 cents, and $l.
If yon are Billions. use HARTSHORNE'S ANTI
BILLICIIS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Stomach
and Bowels, carrying off all Bile and Emil Betroth's!.
Boxes, 26 cents. Sold by B. Si. JBNRINS,
No. 26 SOUTH EIGHTH Street,
Between Market and Chestnut Streets.
Slimes' Stores, Chestnut and Market streets.
Oarrlgnme. Tenth and Coates streets.
Wilper% Tenth aid tom:bud Os. a1:1124h a tudtt it