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-.SrJlepbrtei-forThePresa.].- v. 1 . r* -.*• r_,
»hd* Walter, Hlorth—l3o bbls
- oR4rcad bblrtiti Bdot goat skins 6'green
JaAreftshe ArCarstair#; > p* »-.? •
libANIX^-origiSpeedstray?Th(nnpaon*^623fi
. tea-52 4 hhde
: Wbmsr^b¥attnmiJ>TSAlbn»^er , l St&oi c* ’fihi ~hf t,-,'-*
- { Bobertson; Mdrrowv—lB/hhda
<l5 enghr Sl molasses J - u - i
KlOHtiOND—Steamship Virginia. Kelly—los Wxe*
27 cases tobacod-Dohav'lfr,Taitfe2iB boxes dojßoonob,
McOammou & do M Wartnjoh Be Co}-, W do Mer
cer A. Antelo: 14ado XhorWebster. Jr; 82 ao-Wardle k
fltftHtffebrtif-do Mots & Boehm;2l bsg*^ 1 * A °*P:
plea J Morgan; .IW'bagh walte FLOdg^?
MUler Sc Bro; Mtio-peaaßoje%4tßa]oUyjvlOJdj seed
aod grain 0 U Quomtogt} Uda.fruit.-A N Pro
181 do
188 do fruit oof 454,d0 »r Hem»gw, 215
do fPbsttn 99 bsge Vx} JfJf pirte/^
88 bales cotton Pajker-A
Tolaod- 27 emuiT oaskrMSißejr.'OoUinsfA Co; 42 do w
Glu‘ri« Pk»rwndrit. J 69,Oft 7 <«U TMfoui con- 1 .
Si n'e'wßKEN ‘ Woi-oUtJ-iliuiMJi' NrEtliariig^aO
kblß ipti tnrpeotu.SSl d ,? [“*'?’Si*Ritmt B Mo3!Lloi
WIL'IXfJQTQN.tNO-Sokr A-jB ;Btrmlgt Mott—loJ
bbli.pt. turp«otlo«'il3»l (to .otpmU.ni’. ttil tttlpping
rosin Bo.lejr, ..hboroer t 00. ' ,
WILLI WllUltn.,
Golismltii—Sl dOO at-iiiob thlngle. 186,000 : fl-ioob io .
'BOTo4i*V«M«rw.rfc.Oo;-.'-.
PUT (fRSBDBQ, Va—3obr BaKgo. B»4—11,300. feet
oaklainb^n'jßott6n,-Vlut6«r?eor6c'Oo. i -: l, ‘ ■
t'fe'Wf'-ntNQ’TON, NO--gchrßll.iboth. Pm.om_7o.ooo
fast yflUo'y p : oo lxj.r.3 Uoltop, Vshd. rreflr & Qq.
JRarinr.ynteUiflPrtrf.:, • ;
ftp. PIULADELiPHIA. 6ct. 6 ( 18»».
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boon (romNmimk,
TrttitJpdso end rins‘9 t *jff' r * tn-JM-Ailderdlea -
* 3E3. 9 PonSlV^rptijß diji from New Tork,
in twlU*L» WorkmwA,Oo - ~ /
Brig'SpMdewoj, Xhomplon, 13 4»r« bom Turin lll
ami, with.l lit, &a.to J.TAlburger k. Co.
bfifljl&Ph from St Kitts and Aqullla,
witiw|iii<*iiuU t 'Ao..*o.Jauwtehe’AO*rstalrs. ..
r.v JBa»U ballast
tOßTrseuderACo.: " *
Schr GlMsfcobettioh,' l2 flay* from Areolbo,
-JR r wti>mtg4x T Aco~ia.J RRenlstonu _ 28th ,ult.. spoke
schr ZtrtUit BM*J* frpoi Hip Hsche for New York.
Bohr Undin*. BsleyfaiL’ours from New Tork, with
mdse to OrosmT^Dollinß/'' '
Bohr W
ballasttocspuih. ‘"
Bohr Tiro tfrothera, Rickatdsj'S "daysfrom Ffaqkford,
Del. with com to J LBewley.A Co/
Bohr WmO Atwater*Potter,‘3'days from New,:York,
.-■With-mdsC-tftF A Qodwla. ‘ . fU ;l s
' Yiw«* lugsrioll, 4 days from Bridgeport.
‘..J J 1 J - ‘
Schr Mary 0 Jones, 8 uith. % days, from -Newark, -Mdj
with wheatogra to Jas Btrratt A Son p-
BohnfUKSa'lae.vi’dster,'o days from Boston.in ballast
HimmTO A CaldwellV,V ' :
SohfyElouUe'.'Thatcher,' 5 days from Boston, with
Oroveu A Collins - . * ''r
Alplhd; Yreathy,' 10 days from' Calais, with lam
' Wto A uentim’A’Co ~ 1 " '' J , j 'V! ‘
..Behn Uatiaeh N, Etheridge, }9 den front Newborn,
' biO. with naval stores toOocbrab A Kusaeii.* E '_ ,
' ftjbt- Wm* t Springs. Corson. 10 days from Wliming*
NUTwHK indie to B Oo. V’ '/ 'V
Bchr 8 B Strong. Mbit/ rdays from Wilmington, NO,
with natal HureS to’Bowie/;' AshbOrnSr ft Oo r
. jjchr KiiiaUsth, Par*ons,-»Q days from Wublngton, N
'O,‘VHh lumber to Bolton, Vandervesr A Co’. v ' -
Boljr Charlotte William's, Golding, 15 days from Wil
, UaoietibrNO’.ltitlibhingleeto Bol’ton.Yanderveer A Co.
• Reid; 14 days froth Petersburg, Ve\ with
lubber. Xo Botifa'; Vanderreer & Co.' 1 ,
fietiriTO Lanky Fleming! 2 days-from ■ Frederica, Del,
with wheat and oats to' Jaeßarratt Sc Son.
■'- Botir Bohemia,Clark, 2 dsya*. from Chesapeake City,
* Wltfc'Vhe*H?Okrißtian ArOorcan, • .
CLEARED.
~ ~ "Btestoehlp Delaware,- Copes,-New York, J Allderdice.
\ } x ‘- Oops. Bros. .
~kt: Ship Mu«coogus, Carter, Baltimore, 8 Baldwin..'
7 £:Bj^a* I ,HemUion,'Jaokßgn, St Jago de Ouba;G W
A JBro, ‘ - ‘V,
;ji ‘fJßriK Taylor, Boston, X Andenrled
»>,4b.i00. .... ,*
Brig Onmu,.Bak*r* Blakistdn, Cox Sc Co.
Vt i Bohr A JBamroogd, Clark, Cooperi . •
Sobr QeoHarris, Barbadoes, Boyer Barclay.
Brig Jniia Ann'a.'Baraing, Beaton, D.Ooopsri , ~
Sobs Undlne, Haven; Bepplter & Bro.
..-.Bohr Alpine,-Fre'athey, Portimoaih,Noble, Hammett
ATciridweU.- . _ -. ...
: Bohr .Willard paulsbnry, Hudson, Blehmond, ■.> do ,
Bohr Colorado) Williams, Pawtucket,. Ii Aulenrled
'IAOo. ; .j*''-!
Bohr I Thompson Corson, Providence, do
Scbr John fiogers, £liidtt, Alexandria, do (
Sloop Isabel, jist, Salem,', - r ' do
r , fitr J 8 bhriyer, Deimts, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr. -
I- V .- 7'(OoxriWpondenoe of The Preaa.)
* ~~UAYBB DE GBAOE, Oot 4,1856.
The Wyoming-left here: this .morning with 8 boats,
.tladenand >, .
'"*&?Heisord,.4pnr,ioJ?‘ PiUpitrick; Alice Welsh pig
rjlronto ooat to HN
Borrow*} Ivai do to'—BUre and Stripas, lumber:to
Haloae Be Taylor;, Stephen. Gou'd, do'to'M Yramp A
and.L Olemsoni coalto.Dalaware City.
The .&ndwlng boats, from the Union Cabal, passed
' IntcLtha BchnyikUt Canal bound to Phuadel*
phla, ladeb ana v epnalgnedas follovrs if -• • t --' v _
,_. Olresfsiant.flonif bad grain toTludd. A Oomlv; 1 Major J
' ’ Landis, grain US Dr Wtti Moore, %rain to captain} 2
rafts, timber to DaoLKendlg} Id HTaggert, lumber to J
„ H-. DeUherj Wright t -Broth'?r,' do .to Bolton, Ysnder*
Mtuzninoas ooal to Seidel &
1 Bchweitier. y * ‘Vi
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r (Correspondence or the-Philadelphia Eiahahgw.)
' -... . , Cam IsLAK0 r Oct 4—5 p.m.
Ttot a vessri ‘at' thls 'sight, either inward or
amtwsrd,bound. Wind NW—-Weather fine’.’‘Thermo
- meter SO.deerees In the shade. .
y VUOB. B.,HD^HIB.
r ,f NawYosjr. Oot 4.
j- . .Arrived, ships E 0 Scranton,ffom, Llverppol:'LlvSr
p6or, frp'm.Ldodosrj bariuetf Lamar tine, ’fropi Bio de Ja*
-i “ -
”;r - L;- . Bo>wiir<Sct.4.
1 Arrived, barque Griffin|froin Matan**s.~‘ -• *
R j‘?um r*'/ /, UrVp.-'i-' ; Pout Hoo>;.Oct4.,
7^> The brigantine. Carolme>we , tt. < Mbore
Itiand yeblbrday morning. - The captatn wae
the orew perished. The vessel is a.tetal loaa.
' ' ’ * HaUfioS Boidb, Oc‘i 4.
.1 Arrived','Bb ablp' Floating’ Chnxdj from Bio { oeJa~
aelldi'awtiUrig.driiete.. v ‘; y”. -1 ' * J
r»r* ' NonrOLX, Ya,, Oct. 4.
r ■ ' A’rtlvcd j brig IdM,‘ from Barbadoiß, In ballast, /' ”
„ Btsamsblp Kkjrstonei State.: MaraTam’tn.elearel/at
€barlteton 2d ih*V..for; Philadelphia, wJthrJM* baJerof
i; .sioiaTwbepfilO? bafts* .yarn,®! 'enipV s beer
'B5 Bags feathers, IG.cmm mdse, 40bX« and pkgS fruit,
oa BWaiDfiUpCitt/pf Nev.Yorhi'Hbwts, h‘enc4;at^lioffoa
itlfYork
r 9 i|^Mis^fpSi^»wba t °BftUb(dr, from New 'Orleans. Via
t-Havana2stjt jilt, arrfredattie w. York /esterdij,; .;
s Bfcip SytagarkEUGreen,from Ysdpaiaiie, ar
tf'sW »t RiW . Ydti Jelter
<s.7f-’rCi.ilAO. '- V -.. ... “ . "_ -‘ '
Ship Alice Couno», 6ip t g«r;do«ed »f Row York yei
it»rrtm«', jfA dtodhKglng »t
' for,Bio dcjlnclrd, nUel i
from Richmond 2d ln|t.,’ "1.. ", -•< i
iircßaraae Ir»fcJJobre, wm pi Maracaibo lOlh ult, re
f°* day., - V , .• rH V,.
' J^B«qao^nQ(dt/ 'silleUIDiU l DiU henpe.waa at Porta, On*
JpUo )T Ajxlt.foaail about 26thcn Bor return’.' ":! *'
-17 bleared at £alilfixore'2d Inst.
cod’d4»rk*f. "■ -
Barque-paladin. Wilson, for Montevideo andßnenos
■^^g^^^^SphUiwuJloiid.
*°Be»rqnt Corelli jtCqllin, frpm BoatOQ, arrived at Ha*
a^ift?ATor/j' from -Maracaibo Bept 10, ir
.* 281 ult. Jat 29 80*Jong
TZSe. SWle’-lrtog ta in a BW* fale, h»d decks swept,
atore boats, wafer cMks.aod bulwarks; also washea
OTfcrbqaid Enoch Williams; second officer, who was lost.
r . OWur Coleon, hence; vurired at Boston |
,BcbrsAmerica, -Bfutfsey;WHe3ry,Passap©a,an4J.W
•/.Woolaey.Hfliiee, arrivedat Richmond 21 lost.' } ~\\
, rßohr Bosajacpd,Owens, from' Pernambuco Aug Slat,
C; arrived at' Baltimore "yeaterd >;
Rohrs KU Townsend* Williams: Prquonooekrßnr-
V*nmpbr^BmigaAsi, Aid;33ogllsn;sn4 AOerds-
hence, arrived at Boston
- jTehr.Challenge,' from, Dilewefej'arrive! atNeVr Ha
ygh 21 Inst; ** " ~ r j ‘- * j
saJied trom New Haren 24; Inst] for
Bchr John R Price, from Delaware (Jit/, arrlrdd atN
Haven in*t* r W. . 'j '/
•i&hr Ctfh' Cameron, fob Philadelphia, sailed ftott New
Qaven 3d Inst. l - ,in
at Nqw ; Ycrk /eeterifay>
Bchr Dartfofd, Qriswold', sailed from Hartford 21 Inst
-for Philadelphia.-- •
Bchr OasfeotffliJUptoiTor.PhUadeJphlai wap at Kings
ton. Jam. 10th x i
Bebr 9lts*imm<)iia r from Wliming
•r O'Aigir.tf
W?I4 I wt^b»jiiKnowlei,
forier »»f«ty. Th* W W,4>;»ai2 nnl, of IM7 ton«
i»l>tu. tout ot BnEmooi), Mi,in 1853, owoei In Bo«-
■Jin,'*6-io.»£o I»jn«af«disl»9 »t the Bojrtaton tffloo.
* 5 frto'dimaged Mttbfr'adVedfrbhftbe wTielf o£ |bls>
Whaled, wirsold-bytheU 6
’sMaahaUfiftilf Uttt fflfiotor.s»;l46 tbs 18th
*feuHf'by <kr U* 9 Marshal. QJbbls damiged flortrj *©m
■e.'lheeaigoot barqUeEglantiue, soldfor s4B4' 18;
S-i* 10 iiiV 1 1 f •-'I-'lf'i 1
i> r^Von*- 1 - ;
o#j)t£BOf>Mt 83 SO*locy 7*43. ablpßennfngtcn,' Oept
•sL-CMBushutwdi from *NeW Orleans for Boston, SS'day*
* , £«ilt(B«S'h*d »U hands si ok with yelldwferer oxcept the
naotain. The stewardess and ono mandiedii -• •=
.- 'a -,v% <■■ '-•■> ■V- - r
FOREIGN POBTB. " ‘ ’
. Atflln/ipbreAdrlyaWps Oathirin«fWUley r forNew
fc-;i£Wnt7 eadf ;> Ladyßuffolk, Lareodar, for ■ Ohlna:
xecoppstlngjyßatia
wßtbwri Bobtti, teadyror'wa. destinationnukhownfaod
-AtberskfbWr*.' fa* • -lv. * <
SWJuiy 16, iblp Dolpbm,-Hoyfr, Pa«i«r Boston.
**«*-p*sswWo /niy T/ebip-J llllAttiSj'frpai
JdJ«« flb»woP»rker, for Hong
.Hong, ldg; ,Qolden State. Hepburn,for do.ln.ballast}
Pearce, seeking freiget.-- fr} k -r p--ra jr-
AtCaloutla Aug 0, ship Mbirjey, AUen,iO lga<|for
Boston: aodothelwASrafore.H* *? - • *- ■
t \AVPntf ftfioßftlvult / baTque Crusoe, Weelon, to.load
l"?.-’’fQ i: ■')
i ' ftaldiyrotfet.Tin^ibinntob Maftla; Leghorn;
. Kate Wheeler, fbr Botftdn;' •Ltiey !i Fr4Beei >
*»c:? -a&l'jn y.-t; «n! *y
‘lJMdAtfcj'brifr d*tenoe« s Phlnner,’seeJringfreJgbt; ci •
esoiO.o? v iSV *»*o. (
Mts.qoi COMES TIOPOBTB »-•' :
Aft- abltf f CdittteUiUw, ‘ Mhlll-
MiMataboriratfg;'- Bagged tal-
I»land; schra Oftpello£B«4&,B*' Isabella,
-B<)4«ii(l,4(e'*wlo)7iu| Oneida. Sour, Georgetown, 1)
~ Oj..AunfcJMMof«r r ßobUiwn t WUtnlngtQO r No: Sonny
pßooth, WfiejM.-dojqJohn^BuuctimVdoj'OliPraollUrjAck-
&ui*W;Vi, D O»rTBr,-ll»morfi’H«T*fwj;TTDti,AmBrlk»,
Fmdrleiut Bremen; brhr Abby. Taylor/Oraham/Ajpln-'
w ™MmdM?oet£-C/$ b»rt«’i PjwVt&MlZ”-
: 0 , '<
1 p«>l«Snt. foij Its laai six month*,;wjhlch .wUI be paid to
t%a Btoekholdefs or.their legaifreprefentatlTeß on and
: ; aJ®|ihaiilVlMt* V. ... ? I
:-7 ,' ..r^/J^Beoretary.:
fiihell at .lbe
I ■;im[ be
; tbeaeetifig, ' oob*2v*
* All*ilit.lt
' ABRtVAr.B 'A f P s THE r PRINCIPAL' HOTELS’;
• yr yq vHifl /; I
i ' QfRABD street. below Nlhth. J
l is Hall stLonJa •• * RBlackeslee, Balt
• o'Hafrla Al--W«hlngWii’ QBHodges, Balt ./ ;
i'G W Shaw,'Ohio' ~ Thos Laufiln, Washington
i John H Klrinard, Balt ’ ~,,.W H Uppurman, Wash i
! jHlJopetman, Washington T A BoblnsodLya,. |
'JGWller, , v .. J 8 Robinson, Ya
H'X'BWed. Va - Alfred Thompson, Ya |
TB Towles, Va , ,-t ~ G W-Bell,MoDtnoath, NJ ;
B Samsom'Lowell; Masg' J T Cfc
D'Mplblw,*Washington B Boyer, Washington ,
M» t W ‘ArnoldN Y" -- l Mrs Cleveland, NY'
Geo O Irwin. Balt,, . , Miss Greer, Dayton, Ohio
1 Mis# Edmonds, Ihd- I ' /j “Dr F M Helster, Reading
J K Pord Ala,N Brunsw’k BD Clapp, NY ,
P B Smith, Ya ' 'WADoltem,BC
, 0 has Mosney, France ./. B D Whitney, Miss .. ;.
' E TFoster, Blchmohd '. H Hall Sc wi, Mass
0 W Newhail & wi, Maas ‘ Dr Hdnkins & la. 11l
Reuben Towel, NT, . Geo A Parker,,Mass ,
B PUtersouA'la,F& Mrs L’t J Gibbons Sc oh,NT
.Bdvr Moall, Balt J Lambdon. Havana
Mrs JR Bet even, NT ' J MOarvllle, NT
J'MBoJes.NT’BHPrichard,Cal , j
D P KlmhxU Sc la, Boston Hon J ihpmmon Sc ls,llo
0 M Thompson,’Miss•. Mrs Jones, Miss, j
H B Hoskins, Gardiner, Me, J G i Campbell A la, N T
Sdtnpel Bills, Tia , Dr H Green, Washington
Jnoß Kelso, Baltimore Jas Hall Sc wife, Baltlm’e
T Va JO Stockiy.Del, .
‘fro l> wioslow, NT ‘ - J’K Tefft * wife, Ga
B 1) Alexander Sc lady,. 111 Mrs 0 tilenas Sc 8 chil, NT
Miss iiandall, Fla ‘ P B Yoorhies, Md
iIT Ayres, NY ‘ Thos Weddtgen, NT.,
T M Brown, N J A J* Oowle, Liverpool
Jnd'L'.OsM&dy, N Orleans WKHawley. NT .
Mrs GeoO Ball, Ala Geo 0 Ball Jr, Ala
-ObssMParker,NT ; ;■ GeoNSimenson. N Y
DaalaMorgio, N r Y Jas Day, Rochester, N Y
H Kirk White. NY.' ' John Holmes, Pa
Miss Holmes, Pa. " 1 Mlssßeaid/Pa
A T B'Van.Djrck, N Y . Benj Davis, N Y
WH Itichj-W Indies . J G.,Thomas Va
D Jamison, I>a ,0 M HiUsman,Ga
J.Guttman, c * T ' Mrs P W Thomas, Ga
Bobt Thomas, Ga s ,'A 0 Alexander, Ga
JM Howell, SO Miss Howell, 8 0
JDSturtevant,NH MLoose. Va
Dr E R Squibb, NT d Oliver DWe'le, BI
H 0 Reed. Md Vi 0 Cox, Md ,
.Louis F.Snbpard, Md' .John W Anderson, Ga
Miss W. Anderson, Ga Miss Luoy Herndon, Ga
Jas# Carlin,Va
AMERICAN HOUSE—Chestnut street, below Sixth.
G N Davis, Va • B F May, Hanover, Pa
-B A Peugh,- Washington - W Pendleton Sc lady, Del -
Hon Wii Holden, HI Miss £ L Holden, BI
E 8 Fleming,Alexandria,Va Ohaa Johnson, Ya
W B JehQS»n,.Ya _ , - Sami G Johnson, Va
Wm J Martin, Phila Jl M Rogers, Phila
Sami Pe&rde. Md > • , J McFarland, Meadville, Pa
G T Harvey & 1,-Doylest’a A Lathrop, LawrencevUie ‘
C W Smith, Nashville LansingVanWler, AlbAoy
D P Peters,- NT „ ' W Rodgers, Hartford, Ot
£ B Britt. Suffolk, Va ? , W H Johnson, Mass r
OW GlbbSns, Winchester ‘ 0 A Bprlnkel Sc la, Pa
MChapman, Ya JHLHuoter, Va
G W Schindler, Va £ J Johnson, N T
P. Pennell, NY • • u G Ewing, Phila
MERCHANTS* HOTEL—Fourth, below ArOh street.
J M Bowman, Pa HE Martin, Pa
C Bowl, stmbnrg, Pa . BanlßPo ts, Btraabng, Pa
I Walker, Btraaburg, Pa: ' Lutherßichards Lancaster
M WitheraU, NT 1 . A Moree. Wilkesbarre .
Philiss Johnson &1, Easton E P Welbln Sc 1, M Ohunk
.A’A Douglas A l.’M Chunk J Graham, Fort wayne, lad
Wm Sbowell, Berlin. Md - Rev Jtr Robinson Sc 1, Pa
8 H, Case <fc lady, Ohio D W Mahon, Washington
Sami Keefer, Pa Wm Murray, Summit Hall
J S Maurer, Obambersburg- L Gilbert, Harrisburg,
W D Sensaoy, Obambersburg R J Lawton, Shippensburg
J M WpUkUl,P* .V'>. * J,O Elliott, Newburg, Pa
•J Hildebrand, Lancaster J Kauffman, Pa
tT T Fitch, Poland, 0 c f. Wm J Oburch. Pittsburgh
Ohsi Sheppard. Mo HG R Heifer, St Paul , ,
)Hon J,S Yost, Pa r -,, . • John Stainthrop, N Y
E D Harper,Athens, 0 W 0 Rentgen, Pbceaixvllle
OSKrearner, Pbceaixrille M Abbott, Bethlehem
A Trout, ktinewvllle- , Mrs R H Duncan, Pa _
0 T Brbwn t Bweetwater, Ten 0 Btern Sc bro, N T
R Irwin; NT-Jt W French, New Haven
H Wilkinson, England' J W Doan, Md
H A Bust, lowa G M Riddle, Pa
A-L Watterdon, Pa J M'Robison, Pa
UNION HOTEL—Arch street, below Fourth.
‘ J H-Mufpby, JJ J*- ' WTJftqaith.Pa
Henry Thomas, Pa J M Kaufman, Pa
A N Grseff, Beading; Pa MO’Nlel, Pa
Sami Buck, Pa " / Mrßrewoerodt, Pa
H G Stephen, Pa GeoLCroll, Pa
J D.Patterson, Pa' J Vantrot, warren, 0
John*Rogers, Pa John B Klchmond. N Y
W- Datd. Pa - Ohaa W Cook Sc wife, 111
Jno A Thomts, Ohio - ' B Laodsberg. N Y
S D Middledoff, ra Jn'o Brans, Rlchm’d, Va
J F Batbby, SRlmmertnan, Pa
-Geo W Shank, -Md- - Geo Taylor, Ma
J Ground. Mo: • A Stoner, Pitts
-D WHlghbeyer, Pa ■ • • -AHylau, NJ
MJss Morris, N J • OHBwJsbef, Ohio
Miss K R Swisher, Ohio Sami Kiußly, Pa
NATIONAL HOTEL—Raoe street, above Third.
Wra Badman, Allentown W L Turner, St Louis
C MoGlnnis, Pa - -Mr Faux, Pa
R H Btees, Pine Greve, Pa R Thompson, Pa
~T 0 Yeager, Allentown * Mrs M Guth, Allentown :
,J Guth, Allentown Miss A 0 Rhoads, Allent’n
-Joel Fink,-Port Providence G Reinhait, Lebanon
Henry-Hissrasn. Lebanon 'Miss Pancoub, Bloomab’g
MP Boyce Ala,-Rending- J E Nice, Pottsville
J B Hacker; Lancatter J 8 Brobst, Catawiasa
P- M Brnner, Lancaster D M Leiolg, Pa
EDfck, Pa - . Mr Btilbtsh A la, Pa
Mrs Morris, Pa - - TV Rhoads, Allentown
G W Geiger, Rett' 1 ig 0 Garber, Pa
A Sampson, Pa R Watson, Pa .
Jos'Wnltaker, Mt Clare - JDechoner, Pottsville
-Miss-Alice Roger,-Muncy-- Miss Mary Catheart, Pa
Miss Mary Barkley. Pa- .--Miss J R Mayer, Pa
EBH&vey, Wilkesbarre- A‘N Harvey, wilkesbarre
J4WLawell,Pa' - * *' Jas McHenry, Pa
AD Stewart,'Pa Moses Specht, Pa
John J Esstoo, Pa G Bothchlld, Pa
EMDLeian, Pa GD Boyer, Pa
W Baum, Snyder Coj Pa * J&s Lalrd'or'la, Pa
W NPeters;Pa •* ‘JohnD Rouse,Pa
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third, above CallowhUl.
Daniel Leldr,' Boyeitown MrsLeidy, Boyertown
Caeper Roads, Byberry, Ohas Derr, Bhimersville
Gw Mathers;Morthamptbu'W B Erdmon, Mulerstown
SR Eittenhouse, Millerpt’n N HBrosman, Beading
John Bitter, Boyertown c ~ Boyertown
Mrs Boris, Mecungie * ,■ ~'J:K Johnson 1 , Womelsdorf
John RCberi' Reberebarg * ' - J B Rothermel, M&idencr’k
MrS Rothermel.Maldencrik' John B BsrnOt, Pa
'AbmJtroUtnfrer, District 1 Alex Hntman,Maideno’k
nmcker Sc la’Maddencr'k Danl Bhell. Bacrisburx .. .
Geo‘ShoopVHatri«bnrgh F Glass A la. Greenville'
0 Stickler Sc li; Greenville. M Cooper A 1, Coopersb’g
E Benner'A son, Samneyt’a.Jos EiMnhart, Clou arillo
. MABIOOB, HOUSB-4eeond street, aboTe Market.
Q L liewli, N 0 „ . . . H.Logan,NY
i V Eogleson, Balt. . W Welsh, If J .
JM RavUna, IU ■■ < d •. Mias Sipple, Michigan .
W ,Pa r: > 3 W Morgan, St Louie
GW Jones, Sfioalfl. , H Jewell, &U, Pa '
MOUNT TB&NON HOTEL -Secpnd street, abore Arch.
J Parke. Ya *A- < •• 8 Soby, Phlli - •'
£ JoneafNorriitbvh, Pa J 5 B Tit ns, Hanoock, N Y
D 0 Forthee; Cheater, Pa Bel j
J Pa< ? - f BO Porter, Mt Holly
’HR Watson, /: r!i • ■ ; *n
BLACK BBAH INN—Fifth and Merebant streets,
Sami WlUiatte, Pa
’H Jackson, Pa* A Kibble,- Fa
L P Oroeby, Pottetown TOroeby, Pa ,
Jos Mlntzer, Potts tonn , 8 K Engle, Potts town
SBhoads, Pa 1 ■ ' ’ Wff Beardsler, Bel co
A L Elmer, Fa J Byner, Pa
8 A lighter, Spring Mills ' Wm Brown, Md' :
Geo OaUaghan,Pa Pa
BALI); EAGLE street, abl OallowhlU.
ORf Good/Beading 1 * ' R WlHower, Easton, Pa ■
3 B Summons, Lycoming co H X Xintmbower,'BQeka eo
YTYoingl Northampton co 1 'Miss Eiog, Northstnpto.co
3 ! B B Beberllog, Weiispt, pa
V 0 mberlTi'g; Pe f BeoJL Peter, Pa
M 'Easley,’ Dauphin coy Pa ’ H B fiierer, Lebanon eo,Pa
WihGnmbein, Pa' AugStonerrMeyeretown ’
M rf hSrk, Baophln ob J Albert Middletown, Pa .
3 T Gprherloh, Banpblsf eo .8 Mnmah. Banphln co, Pa
'LB Lnt«; Union Deposit .H Oxonrlder,Unionßepost
ißoardner, Lebanon co,Pa
9ABLET SHEAF HOTEL—fecond street* below Ylne.
Libert Large, Pa ’ ' J W Klntley, Holmesburg
Nfi Hubbard, Boylestown W O Bamiiton, N J
BjLeedbm, v Newtoihi, Pa ’ Chae Crook, New Hope ,
nrsß» Address *i the. people's State Central
ULJ COUMirTBff—TOTBE FRESHEN OF THE
BTaTSOF PENNSYLVANIA ;
. ltia.one.of,,lh* bighertprivileges of a free, people
.that they have frequent sod, regular opportunities to ex*
>1 rs**.afc tie ballot-box their approval or disapproval of'
the policy audrhsasureß of their Government. Itwas
their will r for their good, sad should be
*o administered u to preserve their liberty and a core
thelr'hfcpplnesa.
In a few days you will be called upon to exeroiee your'
elective rights, and Id performance of our duty, wo de«'
'site to .address to youafewworda Id regard to the pre-
MQt oonditioo of public effatrs.and an esrneet entreaty
you Fill show your Jnat appreciation of them, by
adminiatasiog a rebuke tothose who, intoxicated
wi&fthe possession of power, have balely neglected aqd
betrayed -the best interests of the country.. ■
'.-The course'pursued by the National-Administration,
: io eadearorlng to force upon Kansas an obnoxious Cou
; stliutien, against the known wished of a large majority
I pfiharpepple.merits the oondemuation of ail good oltl
zana; ana this,-feeling rbecomes iudigustion when we
r the unsMupalousiod proscriptive means
employed to secure this unworthyobject of the Execu
tive* a -j . *.a . .. . ;
That the first President ever elected from our own
<B|*te should-,thusharo‘acted is-truly humiliating to
'every Pennsylvanian : hut' when hie whole AdtninUtta*
tionso far'forget* wnat Is due to-the honesty and in
tegrity of'lh* citizens of this free Republic as te tole
rate no freedom of opinion, but to drive from office and
exile froin public station s'.lwho honestly differ from
x the Executive,in sentiment-all who do.not renounce
their manhood, and become the'servile toola of powpr—
it exhibits a love of .despotism and attempts a tyranny
that the people' of Pennsylvania do most earnestly eon*
damn, and will witheringly rebuke at the polls on Tues*
davtiext.' .I,.',*' - i
' we desire to enter info no detail in regard to the
Leoompton iniquity, and its final product, the KoglUh
Mil, which enables the President to postpone for years
the a'lreeState. The facts are
before the wdrld,* add'upon those facts the sober judg
ment.ofktßtory will b» passed, affirming-your certain
.terdict on .the 2d .Tuesday of October.
, ! To>qu the consideration must be most-galling, that
the whole lime and means of the Administration have
been,- and will be expended upon this unwise and
wicked'preject; while the calls of suffering industry
. ascending*; dfcily land hbnrly have been entirely un
heeded, by (the Administration at Washington. Our
workshops are cloyed, our factories deserted, our mills
silent, and our impoverished people are pressed by the
hard and griping, hand of want, -'-This is but a faint
picture of our ,condition, uodi.yet-the Government
has'neglectedj and .will sternly refuse,to provlde-the
true remedy«- that o/ proUciion. io home labor t
from*basddesire 16 conciliate,the favor of Bonthern
demagogues, who wish to repeal all duties on imports,
aud tOjleyy of our enormous expenditures cm
the lands,ahd;property. of the people by a direot tax.
The people demand* and long have demanded, a Protec*
.tiro Tarjff.tp foster domestic industry, and to encourage
'American labor, but the National Administration Is
jleaf to their (entreaty. .
‘Shall We again endorse the candidates and approve
the policy,mf an Administration so Indifferent to our
welfare -and so reckless and extravagant iu: its disposi
tion 6f the public money ? This prodigality, alone
briogqjibwniupon, tke Government • the condemnation
of. an outraged people,- ca.t scarcely be credited, and
jet the facts are, as proven by themielves, that they
have, by the most;srim}pal wastefulness, expended In
jUteffsoal jear;*nding'3dtWune, 1868.,,., eig92,330,461
>WhUst>,the’/ tavgnvfos, Independent of loans,
*' were only«••••• •. 46,567,669
.Ma&ing!aajwdaalidoflcit of 46,772,892
Contrast this with the expenditures of 1862, which
-were $40,889,954.1 Here, is an increase of expenditure
of more then fifty mlilioos of dollars, In a, time of
peace, during a period of wide spread commercial dis
inter, when-rlgid. economy js Imperatively required,
and all durjesoqrccs thouid be faithfully husbanded.
A sense of honor, pf Jwrtipe, and of rleht, requires ds
»to repudiate .this untrustworthy AdmlnTstratioUr'*ud to■
fdeTeatiJits. oandidatdfy epd show by. our votes that .We
eufre*?' ofiheircountry
throughout the Commonwealth to support and vote for |
.theMudtd.tM of the People. They W« honMt, compe
tent mod f.lthfol—theyetand upon the platform of pope
.lm right.,,«od of Ju»t protection t0.e11,. They denounce
the Leeompton Iniquity and the Infamous Bogush Bill,
end wilt teelet Bioouttye uearpetjoni. . They will eaeett
theilghtof:the people tothelut to Oldetn their own
Opnfltitation, ami the duty of the Government loaffoti
JuUand adejunte prelection lo home labor; They will
tot i polity wnich.hillbe »Uhle,«nd.
VtbSreby.Beohre t, priority that wm.be life'., .
..Tete-th*n|fb'.ihe oendldate. of the people: place
nppn the reptemo berrth/ohn MBeed, a rhatl' of
hnown inffgrlty .DaJof trlal oapaclty, In whose hnowl-
of App to frao«e e.tnie jof Tight, all rhen
i£my dot fide fSjnd fo the n&tloual Congress, and to the
-fltofoUegisfoidre/foen who will truly and ably repre* 1
sent jour i eel interests. * We p*aj you, each and all, to
realise
ance of «j«ry,Tote. Arouse ,to' Instant end earnest ao
vJveohiwa Bant M. ,OhL«», Ohttffiian.
Vv. B, Uaaa, Bettetary. it
jihhotmo ,yAaK:-HT ..*u-s. vsct-Snr 'mht -•"- ?
mnrirri -nnirr* | , ~ :tw '' t ' ; n', r l 'i'i u;t ‘ '- »<•■<.*«r ,„
didate.forCoqgressf wiil.be r<iaed at the house of JAB.
.T* HARMRR, Paajijunk road and, Eighth street' THIS
-(Tuesday) AFTERNOON. . There wiHJjea meeting In
tbe EVENING, at which anumber of popular speakers
Will be present. .• » , It#,
ry-is»', Thirteenth', and Faerteenth" Ward* to
UjT;... ' . THU HESCtJE! ;
:/A GRAND AMERICAN MASS MEETING! t' '
ForRRbOM,, JEFFRIES.' and 1 the WHOLE TICKET,
' Will be held:at TWELFTH and SpEtNG GARDEN
Stt.l bn EVENING’Oct. 6th, at ! 7&
o’clock/ ’ Allthoae In favor of'Prqtection to American
Industry and the cardinal principles' of the American
Party, InbbpbßMiori-tb the Democratic Party,
and all seottohal Issues, are incited to attend
Come out In your strength and show the opponents of
AmeMcaniSm that our principles are not yet surren
dered, ! ( '' * ‘
’ Hon: Jacob Broom, Marshal Bprogell, Esq.;G. Wash
ington Reid, H.H ; K. Elliott, CohWm. B.’Orowley,
and other eminent speakers, will address tHbmeeting.
' ocs2t* • • _ * -• * : hi'' ■
rysa Department of Survey*—Office of Chief
lk3 ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR—Philadbl
phia, Birr. 29th, 1858.
NOT TOE.—DUPLICATE PLANS o' the SECOND
BEOTION of the Ra-Snrvey and-Regnlatlon of German
town, bounded northeastwardly bjr Germantown avenue,
southwardly by Wiwahickoh street,sontheastwardlyby
Queen street, northwestwardly by west Washington
avenne,in the Twenty-tecoodward. ■
SEVENTu SEQtION of the Survey of the late Tcwn
ship of filoekley, bounded' on the north by Oxford st,
on the soath by Wyalaslng street, on the east by Forty
ninth street, and on the west by Fiftieth street or Usher
avenue, in the Twenty-fourth ward: *
SECOND, THIRD, and FOURTH. SECTIONS of the
late Borough ’of Frankfort comprising all east of
Frankfort street, to Stiles street, and from Frankfort
Creek to Little Tecony Creek; also, all northwest of
Frankfort street, from Orthodox street northeastward
to Little Tacony Creek. Also, the whole of tho late
borough of Whitehall, in the Twenty-third wart. >
FOUR! H SECTION of the Survey and Regulation of
the Twenty first ward, bounded-on the northwest by
Centre street, on the southeast by Bliur’s lane, on the
northeast by Ridge - road, and on the southwest by the
River frcbuylkill—are now prepared and deposited for
inspection,'uttbe Offices of the Surveyors and Regula
tors of the EIGHTH, NINTH, TENTH,and ELE
VENTH SURVEY DISTRICTS, and at'the office of this
Department, City Building, FISTH Street, below Wal
nut: and the Board of Surveyors have appointed MON
DAY, the 38th day of October, 1858, at 10 o’clock A.
M.j to consider any objections that maybe urged there
to by any citizen interested therein. '
. • STRLOKLAND HNEABB,
ocs-toclB Chief Engineer and Surveyor.
ry-sa A Meeting.of. the Philadelphia Musical
iLf BAVINQB AN > LOAN SOCIETY,willbe held st
their Office, No t IO2IOHEBTNUT Tuesday
Evening, atitjf o’clock, for the d : sposal'of Stock in the
Second Scries.. Persons desiring a first-class Instru
ment should become Mombers or this highly-bentflci&l
Society, paying for their Seven Octave Rosewood Piano,
made by the well-known, mannfaotorers, J. H, Scho
maker A Co., in monthly instalments of s3< Several of
the Society’s splendid Instruments will be, performed
upon. Let all who love good Piano mnsio, ana desire to
possess an Instrument of their own, attend the Meet
log. WM. A. BOLIN, President.
oc6*lt# H. W. GRAY, teo'y, 1021 CHESTNUT St.
Mayor's Oltice, City gt Philadelphia,
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
BYOBDINANOH, APPROVED OCTOBER Ist, 1858.
Letters Marked Proposals for Cxty Loan,
'"’'PROPOSALS, to - be endowed'“Proposals for Citj-
Loan,” will be received, at the Mayors Office, in the
Oitj of Philadelphia, until the 16th day of October, A.
D. 1868, at 12 Mj for Loaning, to the City of Phlladel
£hla POUR HUNDRED AND PIFTY THOUSAND
OLLABS, for -which Certificates of. Loan of Ooe Han*
dred Dollars and upwards will be iasuod, bearing into*
Hat at the rate of Biz per centum per annum, free from
taxati m, and redeemable In thirty years from date.
PROPOSALS wili be received for any sum, but not in
fractions of one hundred dollars, -
,The Proposal will bo opened, on the 15th day of Oc
tober, 1858, hy the Mayor of the City,,la the presence
of the City Tteaaurer*and the Committee on .Finance.
The highest offers will be accepted, the City reserving
the right to accept or decline the whole, or any amount
thereof, Payment will bo required on the 30th day of
October. Interest to commence from that date.
ALEXANDER n^NRT.
Mayor of Philadelphia.
and Mechanic*' Banff* Phlla.
Js«3 üblpjiia, Oct. 2, 1868.—The Annual Election
foe Directors urlU bo held - at the BANKING BOUSE,
on MONDAY, the 15th day of-Noreraber next, between
the hours of 9 o'clock A. M; and 3 o’clock P. M., and
oh TUESDAY* tho 2d day of November next! a general
meeting of the Stockholders -will be held at the Banking
UoUse at 4 o’clockP. M., agreeably to the'charter.
oc4 dtNl6. W. RUSH lON, Jr , Cashier.
Bank of Commerce* Philadelphia* Oct.
2* ’lB5B Notice is hereby gieen that an Elec
tion for THIRTEEN DIRECTOR* toeerre the en-
Being year, will be held at tho Banking House, on
MONDAY, tbd 16th day of November next, between
the hours of 10 A. M. and 2P. fiL oc2*a tu th-tnol6
The Annual Meeting or the Stockholder! trill be held
on TUESDAY! the 2d day of November next, at 2 f
HQat same place.
' oc2>stath>tao2
fy-9 Office©/ the Receiver of Taxes.— Oc-
Iks jTOBER 4to, 1868.—NOTICE TO TAX PAY
ERS —The tax payers of the several wards of the city
of Philadelphia are hereby notified that if the State
and City taxes,doe for the year 1868 are not paid be
fore; the let day of January, .1859, interest willbe
charged,thereon, and , that the nemos of all delinquent
tax payers will be.publish'd, and 87 oenta add|*
tlooal will be charged for publication; alto, after the
15th day of January, 3869, a penalty of 6 per cent, will
bs added upon all taxes;remaining unpaid, and coals
thereon for collection. . A. /. FLOMERFELT,
oc4*3t , . - R. of T.
r.Medical Department of Pennsylvania
ikj COLLEGE.—Preliminary lectures will be de
livered dally, In this Institution, commencing on MON
DAY, Sept. 27th, at 22 o’clock Bl.* end continuing until
the opening of the regular session. There will be a
medical and surgical clinic, in eonneotion with the
Pennsylvania College Infirmary, every Wednesday and
Saturday, at 12 M... . . I . *. .
: . FRANCIS G. SMITH, M.D.,
se26-atuth2w ,Registrar.
rv*=?m> Xh» American Patent .Company el Cln-
LL3 * OINNATI, OHIO, organized July, 2868, with a
capital pf SIQ9 00®, buys and sella Patent* on commie*
#lon« aoliclt* .Patent*, execute* Mechanical Drawing*
and Engravings, and transact* all business pertaining to
Patent*, otwhatevernature. ■ The Company also' pttb
•Uehe* the BCIFNTXFIC ABTIB4N, the best mechani
cal paper in America, at $2 per annum. iThe Company
can furnish all information in reference to ofther
American or European Patent*.' : ~
Address AMERICAN PATENT COMPANY, Cin
cinnati. Ohio - ■ o«2-s tu th-lm
N&Uoqal, Exhibition at -Rowelton.—->
Usjj.Tbe Car* of tbs If eat Philadelphia Passenger
Railway Company will? start at; intervals of THREE
MINUTES, from THIRD and MARKET Street*, to the
Pair. Oar* without Flags will go through to the Depot.
v 004-3t** ',‘% f M, WOODWARD, Superintendent.
ry-y=». ,Unlon Preaching for the People, under
l,L_g '• the 1 auspices' of the Minister)*} Union, In con
nection with the Young TOetfsJChrlstian Association,
by the rarlott*minister* of otir ! city tin every TUESDAY
and THURSDAY, at 4 P. 31., in the SANBOM-STBEET
CIIUROH, until further notice'. Senriooaconflued to
ONE HOUR precisely.-: . oc2-tf
1 Geology.—Tw6 Courts 1 of Lectures
IKSk'oa GEOI&GY will be delivered to Lsdle* and
Gentlemen. In the Scientific < and Classical Institute,
' CHESTNUT street, northwest eorser of - Twelfth, by J.
ENNIS, Principal of the Institute, ’commencing Oct.
19tb, and contiiiuinethe'!afterooont course at 4 o’clock
.on.,TUKBDAYS and-THURSDAYS <*nd, the; evening
coarse atB o’clock on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Both oourses will be the -same, eppfc comprising 22 lec
tures,,a number sufficient to bring forward all.the, great
and woude;foi,TßUTHS pf GEOJaIGY, apd likewise the
PAOTB by which these troths are demonstrated. ,
„ Txrms —The two> Introductnrr-jLectures PARE. Each
course S 5. Entrance on Twelfth street: ' 001-lßt
■jv-msm' Heme for Invalid* with Affections of
chest: ■
S. W. corner PARKE and CHESTNUT Streets,
sefflm •* ‘ West Philadelphia.
T ETTRRS OF ADMOTSTRATIOW! TO
A-J the Estate of CATHARINE GAGLB, deceased,
late of the Twenty-third ward, fbutformerly a resident
of Manaynnk.) of the city of rhiUdelpbia, having be**
granted to the undersigned, all, petsons indebted to the
said estate are requested to make payment, and those
having claims against the same to present them to
;' - i GEO W. DAVIS,
oc6.tu-6t* s .... ' MAIN Stroet, Manaynnk.
rH-gfitea OHICKERING & SONS, Manu
mmn facturera of.GRAND, PARLOR-GRAND,
SHUAR®, «ni UPRIGHT PIANQ-EORTEB. *. > - *
This Is the largest and oldest znanaffcetorynin the'
United States, having been
. ESTABLISHED 1N.,1823,. ,
Since which time we here „
MADE AND SOLD TWENTY THOUSAND. TWO
v , HUNDhED i ; ,
And haye received as-testimonials or , their SUPERI
ORITY over all; otiers, 11 Gold, 1 18 Silver, and 4
Bronze Medals, , , , <
in* Piano* to RenVTnned, and Bepairedr .>■
UKANOH HOUSE ,in PHILADELPHIA Is at 1807
CHBSTNUT Street. / - oc6-3m'
MESSRS, OHICKERJNG & SONS
-ITX PHILADELPHIA—G*j?tIbi(bs : I have the
dcasure to inform you a SILVER MEDAL AND
DIPLOMA, the highest premium given, has been
awaided to OHICKKRING. A SONS, tor the beßt Pi
anos exhibited by me at o'ir State Fair, in competition
with Nunns A Clark, Raven, Bacon, A 00,, and Stein
war A Son’s Pianos. Very Imlyyonrs,. -i , s
.* . , JNO. H, MELLOR.
PtTTBBPDOn, Oct. 2d, ’6B. , ■ . ' . , -it*
frfygsa THE. BHILADELPHIA MUSI
TTTTTi OAL.ftiViNO? AND loan eooiuty T m
hare thelrTwentj-ftfth Monthly Distribution of Seven
Octave Rosewood. Pianos,.on this .TUESDAY- Evening,
at 7l47n’clock, nt .their offl-e, No. 1021 CHESTNUT
Btreev .Perwrif wishing,to.avail.tbemaelTOs of the be
nefits of this Society, may. become Members < thereof by
tsking Shares, payable, in monthly' instalments of $3.
each. Let all who love good .Piano Music, and dosire'
to possess A lirst-class Instrument of their own, attend
the Meeting. L WM. A.ROtIN, President.
ocs-ll* H. W. GRAY,‘8467, 1021 CHESTNUT St.
T UZERNB FRESBYTEBIAN INSTI-
Ll TUTB./WfOMING, PENNSYLVANIA.—E. A.
LA.WRENOE, A. M access by Rail
road, and most ellglbly located, furnishes very special
advantages for acquiring a thorough, judicious, Chris-,
lien education.; Thdtiest English, Olassioal,and'Musi
cal O.btain a Circular of;tbe Priocipsl, at
Wyoming, or call and see him atGsut A Volkmar’s
Bookstore, on tbu OHi Ocfobpr, between the hours
_pf t 9 .and dl 0r,3 and 6 otaiock/ where, also,Uitcular*
may be obtained after.the Bth. *‘r,
References— Rev : jo. Van Bansalaer, D, D.} Bar. F.
D.Ladd; ‘Joseph B. Mitchell, .Esq.j E. C. Knight,
,‘Keq.,* ’ n,- - oc6taths-St#
O 8 T E B’S CORN-HUSKING MA
CHINE.—-(pptented Nov/17th] 1867.) ' This va
luablQ lnrentionlanowoffereddo.the'pnb ic; contain
ing all the requisite qual Ities sought by the Agricultu
rist; is simple and datable id its/mfeoUanical construc
tion, cin bo operated and kept-in order by a boy; itrip
ping orery .partiole of Husk from without, loju
rlng the graius ; and does the work of' eight ’br ten ek
pettlhuskers/ -It can he manufactured at a price thkt
brings them wltHlmthe teach of almost every one, and
Is In fact the machine that is wanted .by every Farmer
In tbeland Rights for sale. -
Address «'* *■ '• 4 H. A. DOBTER. «.
p-.0c4-ot* Bethlehem, Northampton Co., Pa.
T O$T OB „DESTROT^fi A CERTIFI
JLi DATE or 80RIP,.No. A,802, ?orB shares, of-the
’Stbck of the .Consolidation Bank. : Application ,-Las
been, made to said hank for a duplicate oerUflcate of t^e
“SSi-tii th-8i " wm. mJTCHiKBon.
A MERIC AN HEMP.—A lirga/Btock pf
£%. Amnriß.n £[einp.ibaohloa and rough, foiviale by
WKAyEB, FITIiER, A 00., No; 2a North WATER «t,
and No. 22 North WHARVSS. r ~-*.'"-00*,
Boiler,,, {md flue iron ,of ai< kinds,,
qualities.,apd sizes, cut to pattern* at .short no
tice. prpniiscuop* kheet?.. Boiler Heads, and Rivets,
on hand &nd for sale at lowest rates by i
; ooi-fm*’ s’'' 5 ’'' "”#ray'sVe^ S Bo?ler l ?ron Worfi,
| umuo No, 6 ffariufcw SnUdlog, 2t2 Walont at,
OCTOBER 4, 1858.
L OA N
400,000 HOLLARS. ;
J. 0. DONNELL, Oaahter.
£eaal Slntites.
f > n iX)ljolesiile fOrfl dSooba.
J^EW ti F4iili. STOCK.
i)9XcCaaley 9 .Brother, dt'BwNSter,
JJB, NORTH .FOURTH,,ST.
HATXjuBt opened an entlye new stock of’
HOSIERY; GLOVES, AND FANCY
to which they Invite the attention of first-class buyers.
• f ' i • ■ ' • ' *' 1
Oar Btook Is particularly adapted to
THE SOUTHERN TRADE.
1 onn PACKAGES J {
Brown and Bleached •,. <*
SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, and DRILLINGS;
1 direct from
LACONIA, , GREAT FALLS, , ;
HADLEY, PERKIN 8,. j
MASSACHUSETTS, ■ DWIGHT, t j
BARTLET, and CABOT MILLS, ;
In whleh will be found a large and desirable assortment,
to which we beg to call the attention of the trade.,
ROBESON INDIGO BLUE PRINTS, HAMPDEN
‘ TWEEDS, stbipes/tickings; ’ 1
' ’ ‘ AND COTTONADEB,
In great variety.’ !
SATINETS, FLANNELS, Ao., ’
.For sale by ‘ '
FROTHINGHAM A WELLS, Agents, j
anfi-Smlf -85 LETITIA St. and 84 8. FRONT St. '
TRADE, 1858.
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS
AT WHOLESALE.
DRESS GOODS OF NEWEST STYLES, SHAWLS
OF EVERY VARIETY.
MERINOS, COBURGfi, MUSLIN DE LAINES, j
VELVETS, BILKS, ALPACAS, GINGHAMS,
' CLOTHS, CASSIMERSS, SATINETS, VESTINGS,|
FLANNELS, PRINTS, BLEACHED AND
GOODS, >
With a complete Line of '
EMBROIDERIES,
And other styles of Goods adapted to ft
FIRBT-OLASB TRADE,
All of whloh are offered for sale Cheap.
W. G. OHITTIOK & 00.,
- 438 MARKET and 433 MERCHANT ST.
aul7-tu th sat 2m&w2m .
JRISa LINENS,
WOOLLENS,
STUFF GOODS,
BLANKBTB,
A fall and general assortment of
FALL DRY GOODS
for sale on favorable terms by
WBAY & GILLIIiAN, _
121 CHESTNUT STREET: j
auBl-tu th s24t
Sfoo
MEDICAL BOOKS.—
MORRIS ON SCARLET FEVER. A new enlarged
edition.
RANKING’S HALF-YEARLY. ABSTRACT of the
Medical Sciences. No, 27, for July.
S ♦
TANNER’S NEW MANUAL, of- the Practice of
Medicine. •
THE PHYSICIAN’S VISITING LIST 'FOR 1859.
Various sizes and styles of binding.
6.
THE SAME WORK—lnterleaved for Country Phy
sicians or others who furnish their patients with Medi
cines.
OAZEAUX’S MIDWIFERY. A new enlarged ell
tion
MEIGS’B PRACTICAL TREATISE on the Diseases or
Children; 8d edition.
MENDENHALL’S MEDICAL STUDENT’S VADB
MEOOM. The 6th edition.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of Medical Books al
ways oh hand, and'sold Wholesale hr retail at low
prices. 1 1 .i ,
n» cJ.*ALOfiUEa farnUhed ***«» by , .
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■ Publisher* and Importers,
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ter:) ’ j \
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equally removed from the meretriolous sad extrsTsgant
novel,'are -the writings of Roe, who is a sort of Long
Island Goldsmith,‘Whose thoroughly domestic, genius
was long ago recognised by.hU publishers. This writer
deals neither in' the romance of adventure nor. tke in
trigues of fashion, while his art far surpasses the moril
commonplaces of the 4 poor bat pious’’ He
is a very patient 'observer of men and thjpgs around
him', and by virtne of an honest sympathy therewith,
weaves narratives of snstalhed interest, and draws cha
racters which, howpver. humble', are as genuine in
their way as Edgeworth or Mrs. Inchbald'ever conceiv
ed; moreover, they appeal to average sympathies and
charm rural houseboldswith true pictures and praoti
, cal examples of worth. 1 Herein Mr. Roe la a benefactor
to the masses, and a qniet reformer. The titles of hU'
books l&dicet* their scope— 1 A Long Look Ahead,’
<l’ve been Thinking,’’ ‘ To Love and to be Loved.’
Natural, domestic, and genial are these transcripts of
one of the largest spheres of American life; and the
last, just published by Derby A Jackson, and entitled
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series.' We commend it as unexceptionable, graphic,
unaffected,'and instinct with unostentatious but truth
ful art ” ■'
THREE EDITIONS SOLD IN THREE WEEKS.
Fourth Edition now ready.
- DERBY A AAOKBON, Publishers,
119 NASSAU St., New York.
And for salo by Booksellers generally.' oc4-2t
Heal (Estate.
FARMS FOR SALE.—A . splendid
3m FARM of 100, and one of 109 acres: a Mill
Property of 11 acres; A'Saw'Mill and Lumber
Yard; a llouso and 2 aores for Sale, all noar Nor
'rletiwn; a farm of 60 aud one of 66 acres, near
Phmnlxville ; ono Farm of 65 and two of 79 acres, 6
‘miles from Norristown; one Country-seat and 40 acres,
in Plymouth; Tavern and Store Stands in Norristown
and countryCatalogue of Farms and Full description
given by addressing RR, CORSON, -
oc4dfw-' “Beal Estate Broker, NORRISTOWN, Pa.
M PRIVATE RESIDENCES , FQR
SALE.—Some of the most bfeautlfally littikted
Properties in and around NORRISTOWN isnow offered
for sale or Exchange; also a large Brick Building, adapt
ed and used fora BOARDING SCHOOL for several
years, and for which thero is a good opening. For par
ticulars address 1 R R OORSOri,
oc4-2w NORRISTOWN) Fa.
FOR SALE.—A lot of ground on'flpring
Garden street, west of Twenty-fourth, 64’by 180,
to a back street.
One on Spring Garden, east of Broad, 82 by 209,
One on Ooliimbla avenue, between Twelfth and Thir
teenth streets, 100 by 61, three fronts.
One on northeast corner Golumbia avenue and Thir
teenth street, 116 by 80, thrpe fronts.
One on Thirteenth street, above Colombia avenue, 80
by 116, two fronts.
One on Locust street, Hamilton village.
Apply to
. H. 0. THOMPSON A G M. CONARROB,
oc2-3t . 933 AROU Street.
ORPHANS* COURT SALE.
Estate of RICHARD McQRANN, deceased.
THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers—Ten three-story
brick dwellings, Pine street, between Willow and-Beaoh
Bireets,' Pursuant to an order ot the Orphans’ Court*
for the City and Ooantr of Philadelphia, will -be *ol*'
at pallio saloon TDSBDAY, Ontobor 19th, 1868, it 7'
o’oloek In the evening, at the Philadelphia ExohangO,
the fol'owing described property, late of Biohaid Mo-
Grand, deceased, vis:
The undivided one-fourth part of a piece of ground,
situate on Pine street, between Willow and Be&oh
streets, on which are erected ten three-story brick
dwelling-houses, known and numbered on said Pine
street as Nos. 2402, 2401, 2400, 2408, 2410,2412,2414,
2410,2418 and 2420. .
By the Gonrt, JOHN SHERRY, Oierk O O.
, JOHN MoGOVERN, Ji., Administrator.
f three easternmost houses are each 15 feet front;
the lots extending in depth 65 feet. The other seven
bonses sre each 15 feet 'front/ the lott extending in
depth 76 feet.. . '
They will be sold clear of Incumbrance.
N B.—OnO-fourth of the -abOve'estata Is to be sold
by order of the Orphans* Court—the .remaining three*'
fourths by order of the owner thereof,'the'-purohutr
obtaining a title to the whole. , !
~ M. THOMAS fc SONS. - 1
NosVlB9 and 1418.P0tJttTH Bfc.
002? 0c5&19
MTO CAPITALISTS, BUII^PBIJS^&C.
Large nod valuable Lot at Private Sale’ .Locust
Street, fioath elde, between Broad and ' fifteenth*
Streets, 118 feet front on. Loooat street; bj 113 feet in
deptK, to'a 10 feet alley. 1
• AT PRIVATE SALK—Handsome Brown-stone Resi
dence. Ho. 1620 Fine Street, known as u tJnibn Row ”
• - M. THOMAS &-SONS, Auctioneers,
Je3o.tb9attn3t: .189 * 1418. FonrfVStreet.
g PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINA
TIONS, with -written description! of character,
including advice in reference to business', health
Belf-icnproTement.'&c., are made da? and eve
ning at ft lOWLER, Wlitl/S, tc QO.%'
, .?aajilleß risited when requested, and'ft liberal die*
Count made to olubs. ,
•ell-8m 622 Cheatnut at., Philadelphia.
&‘NC tf ; :
111 V
- USH VERMILLION and ULTRA
MABINB'BLUE, especially Imported tot Painten
and Printers., Pat up in 1 for sale by
241 BOOK Street, qp stairs.
sel7-lm*
BROTTN STOUT,—4O easha &
Williams, 1 imported direct from London* in
■tore and for sals #jr- WM. H. YEATON.
HAS > , .'.***’«» 216 SOUTH FRONT ntreet.
large stock of Xtelidn
X Hemp for safe by WEAVER, FITLEB, ft 00., No.
,»N. WATER street, and Ne. 22 N. WHARVES, 1 ©cl
■'; •••!"*.UstaUmru;■ <9pptNt
QREATBARGAINSTNPRY goods.—
. Has B'EMQVED No. boith 'BECONb'
where he Is now prepared to furnish the Ladles
with a fresh and welt-seleOted stock of ’
p , DRESS G'tfQDS,
To.whichhe invl i s tUefr, Attention,.being determined
®ell at Exceedingly LOW,.PRICES- ,
N. B —A'large assortment of BrocHe, Stella, and
Blanket Shawlk , of- Silk and
Circulars Oonafahtly oh hand, at ibo , • i
~ ‘‘.'ctfOXK EMPO.&JUM,” , !
- Kq, 40 Bouth Btrfrat., •
1858. ; STOCK. 185 §l
l. j. Levy & 00. j
Are daily in tho receipt of N*w Goons for ; ;
FALL AND WINTER SALES. r
Their assortment ia now complete in the followingar
tlclea, ell of which they offer at '
■ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
At the lowest market priced.
PARIS VELVET ANp OLOTH CLOAKS.
FRENOH ANP. INPXA SHAWLS. .
Tartan plaids long and square. " ■
, -DOUBLE FLORENCE, RICH BILK DRESSES.
■ VERY RIOH EVENING DRESS SILKS.
WHITE EMBROIDERED LAOS DRESSES.
■■ RICH PLAID SILK VALBNOXAB. „
NEW MATERIAL SOS STREET DRESSES.
BUPERB PRINTED OABHMBRE AND
> MOUB3ELAINES.
A SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OP LAOE GOODS.
; PRSNOH AND ENGLISH CHINTZES.
PRINTED FLANNELS, NEW DEBIGNS.
■ BEAL WELCH AND SAXONY FLANNELS,
r LUPINS. MERINOS, AND OABHUBRKB;
y Alao, a Tory fall and complete assortment of every
description of LINEN GOODS. for household use, re*
iceired direct from the best manufasturors in the world.
809 AND 811 CHESTNUT BT.
004*3t
Ootodbb 3d, 1868,
OROCHE SHAWLS—
CHEAPEST LOTS if.
And best stales now offered, being recent auotion pur*
ehaaes of rerr
HANDSOME STYLES
Broohe Long and Square Shawls, from $4 to $23.
- Also, Stella Brocbe Bordered Shawls.
f French Blanket Shawls.'
*7Mltees and Ladies’ Blanket Long and Square ShawlB.
. PINE BLACK CLOAKS, , *1 f
Now ready, comprising all the newest styles. -
CLOAKROOM
'Replbte with PALL and. WINTER outer garments.
... . , BILK 01 &OLES .i
Especially ad anted for this season of year. .
LIGUT and BLACK CLOTH CLOAKB and RAGLANS,
Ready-made, or made to order in one dav’s notice.
- COOPER A CONAftD,
, 004 ,8. B. corner NINTH and MARKST Sts.
Auction bargains of fine frenoh
Goods and ’
; . BROOHE .SHAWLS, . .
1 From the two great'sales of HENNEQUIN Co.,
<nd THBinONj MAILLARD, A Co.
CHARLES,,, ADAMS
’ Has now arranged in his - v. o .
SHAWL*AND MERINO ROOM
A large assortment 6f super '
• BROCHE LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS
that cannot b 6 surpuse&'for beauty-of . design and style
of tolorldg, and at piicea much bolow the uiual rates.
'' Splendid do with Wool Chain. ' ‘ ' ’
' Super Silk Plush Shawls. • >*
Thibet do Plush Borders. .-
Round Comer Stellak, $6 to $l2. i
Square do, all kinds, 1 *
' Black Thibet Long and Square Shawls! '
’ High colored Emetines at BTJ*o
- 6-4 French ‘ Merinoss, High and Plain oolors, at 63,
76, 88, and $l.
‘ Super White do at $l.
’ Black do do at 70c. and 880. - 1
6-6 Cashmeres,76c. to $l. , • ' ' ’
An immediate examination la requsted. -
. oc2-eod;tf EIGHTH and AItQH Streets.
VESTINGS, &«., *O.
]l/|EN J S FANCr
XTJL Stripes, Bayaderes and Mixtures, in fine-French
colors. Flannel, for .Travelling. Bhirts. Also, Plain
Jiigh colored French Flannel.
oc2 EIGHTH and CHESTNUT.
PLAIN'- colored Brocade Silks, Modes,
Browns and Olives, and Blacks, neat styles. Solid
colored silks, imported especially for Friends’ wear.
oc2 • EIGHTH and CHESTNUT.
JJAILY & BROTHER,
No. 920 CHESTNUT STREET,
• WILL OPEN THIS BAT • '
Their Fall Importation
CARPETINGS, ,
sels-tfj- at
PRICES i GREATLY REDUCED.
JgJYRE h LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH STREETS,
SECOND OPENING 1 OF FALL GOODS
TODAY.
ROUND-CORNER SHAWLS,
, NEWEST STYLE SILKS,
■ RICH DOUBLE SKIRT ROBES,
MAGNIFICENT DE LAINEB, ''
RICH PRINTED MIRINOKB,
LUPIN’S CHOICE COLORS MJBfiINOES,
'6-4 NEW STYLE VALENCIAS,
NEW FALL VESTINGS, Ac , *O.
EYRE & LANDELL,
« P 29-tocl3 FOURTH AND ARCH STREETS.
fIKANB OPENING
\JT o» . '
WINTER fIIOAKS .
■ i - <A* THE ' ' '
PARTS MANTILLA BMPORIUM.
The SUBSCRIBER* have now open their *
IttFORTATIOItS ANDWANVFACTURSS*
'FOR THE ’ *' ’ ' n ‘
-paLi, and Winter seasons,
Gombrliing the most exten.lT. and superb display *>l
' .OVER, .GARMENTS
Erar exhlmsod in thi« city.
jr. w. proctor & oo. tl
; ; 708 CHESTNUT STREET.
8e27 - ‘ ■!
£JBEAT ATTRACTION ! , .
OVJSR SI,MO WORTH oy SHAWm SROM WHICH
-TO MAKE A BKLEOTIUv
THORNLKT * ORIBk.
H. B. oor. EIGHTH and BP RING GARDEN c*- 9e (.
■ Have the beat SHAWL Stock in Philadelphia. dv. T
would respectfully call attention to he following Ter>
oh '* P 46 O LONG : BEOCHH BRAWLS at $ 8 each.
SO Bos- do. - do. at 10 “
80 Do. • do do. at 11 “
81 80. ' do. 'do. at 12 “
10‘ Do.- ; do. • do. at 13 “
20, Do. do. do. at 14 “.
'2O Dd. 1 do. do. at 16 “
8 Do. fc>. do. at 18
8 Do. do. do. at 20 «
8 Do. do. do. at 26 «
In the above Dote of Long Broche Shawl* will be
found every desirable color of centre. '■ - 5
l BEAUTIFUL STELLA SHAWLS
' From 82 to $l2, in every color.
French Blanket Shawls in new designs.
Plain Thibet Shawl*, Square and Long.
’ Real Oanton Crape Shawls. Plain and Embroidered.
Children’s fchawls, Misses’ Shawls, and Gentlemen’*
Shawls, at _
: irokniiET a ohism’S,.
ft ONE PRICE CASH STORE v
Northeast Corner KIivHTH ft. SPRING GARDEN
N. B.—City and Country Storekeepers baying for cash
may find bargains at T ft O.’s
P. S.—A Magnificent stock of Silks now on hand.
SelB-tf 1 ' ' - *
. iDisGclnlicns qnfr <ffcpqrtngrgl)ipg.
P~ v 'emBERTON has
THIS DAT associated with him SAMUEL K.
SHIPLFaT and SPENCER H. HAZARD, in the Dry
Goods Commission Business. '
Octobbr 1,1868.
CO-PARTNERSHIFT— WE, the - uh’der
- signed.- have THIS DAT formed a Co-Partner
ship, Forth* transaction of a GENERAL DRT GOODS
OOMMISSrON BUSINESS, under the Firm’of SHIP
LKT,HAZARD, ft HUTCHINSON, at No: 118 OJJEB?-,
NUT Street. , ' s fiAMDEL B. SHIPLEY. , •- ,
• ' V BPENCER H HAZARD, .
1 : PEMBERTON S. HUTCHINSON.
PamiPßlePßli, Oct. 1, 1868 ocl-12t
JPOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
SHIPLEY, HAZARD, ft HUTCHINSON,
No. 112 Chestnut street,
{Offer for sale
DRILLS, JEANS, SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS.
MARINER BTRIPBS, OfINAfiURGHS, FLANNELS,
BROWN, BLEACHED, AND COLORED MUSLINS,
In all widths from the
BALTIO MAN’G CO., BATES MAN ’G 00., «
NORTHYILLB DO. ' LOWELL DO. H f":
FAIRUILL DO. WEST BOYLSTON DO. -■
Also,
Templeton Mills Doeskins and Fanoy Qasqlmeres,
Woodward do. dq.. - -do.i
Saxony Mill do. , do. . do.
Together with alarge assortment of desirable Foreign
.Goods. . , 001-liu,
CO-PARTNERSHIP. —TJ3E, BUSINESS
heretofore conducted by Hunt. Webster, ft i Co.,
will from this date be carried on under the , style and 1
firm of LADD, WEBSTER, ft CO., who will continue
the manufacture and sale'of Sewing Maobioe*, .tho
former in Boston, the latter at 820 CHESTNUT Street,
Philadelphia, and in the principal cities of the Union.
September 1,1858. se27-lm
BOOKBINDING. — Tho undersigned res
pectfully invite the attention of lovers of books
to their unequalled faoilit es for binding l books in a su
perior manner. Their work ha* been submitted Jbr a
series of years to the examination of Some of the most
celebrated connoisseurs in the country. It ha* received
the most flattering encomiums and won for the under
signet a reputation which they are determined to
maintain. 1
Every stylo of Binding oxecuted, from the plain
“half-bound” volume for the'scholar’s, tkble to the
moat artistic garniture of rarities for the collection of
the Bibliomaniao.., < , ,
•• Specimens'of style, and workmanship vrtll be cheer
fully shown to those who will call upon -, * *
PAWBON ft NICHOLSON, Bookbinder, ■
•619 MINOR Street, ' .
1 • se29-2m* Between Market and Ohestdut Streets.
rpO AROHITEOTS AND BUILDERS. 1 ,
: ACADIA FREESTONE. ? r ; |
Now landing, and shortly to arrive, 1,000 tons Qf this
beautiful Stone, both of the •
. i BLUE. GRAY, AND BUFF TINTS,
the former of which, for softnets and delicaoy of color,
•la unrivalled . l
For the character of this atone please examine the
following buildings: ... ;
Jos. Harrison’s, Eighteenth street and Bittenhousa
Square. _ 1
Harrison’s Building, Locust street, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth. . . ' ■
-- Samuel Smith’s West street and Bittenhouse square.
Mrs. PeUrson’e No. 1219 Walnut street." i
A. K.Womrath’s, 416 Arch street,
famael Simes’, Twelfth and Chestnut street*. j
T. K. J. Fassltt, Seventeenth and Looust streets,and
others. ' ;
ARNOLD 4 WILSON. A««nte, ' I
PHILADELPHIA WARMING AND VENTILATING
WAREHOUSE,
1010 CHESTNUT STREET.
».16-8m B, M. FELTWELL, Bnp’t.
ANIL A CIGARS.—I Case First Quality
Manila. Qig&rfl, just arrived in Store'&nd for Bale
WILLIAM U. tfiATOtf,
‘ 215 Bnnth FRONT Street.!
PORK*— ~l6obbls Jkleri&Pork, for sale'by
O.O.BADLKB&CO.,
i M 23 AXQU Btieet, 24 door ftbOT* Vroat.
STAPLE AND FANCY
SILKGOODS.
;w 0iln«o <tda«;)u?j uyor
S/; i iiV v, k;; % f ; yr w- 'it ■' e7 *
WM. WILSON & SON,;
Hating complete! &e (Jt.rail.na to tijqir alira, invito
special attention to their stock of Silverware, which is
i - v *.* i, i .*r i.> < .
unusually Urge, affording a variety of pattern and
design,.unsurpassed b/.anjr house lathe Uni&d States,
>• 1 : -r ' 'msl
and of
nxm’.tiv-ufoi .sham. any manufactured
JOB TABLE- USB IN ANY PABT
ojl WOBI.D,
Oar standard of Silver Is,, .....936*1000 parts pure
The Bnglish Sterling is.. > “ .
The Americanaad French j 5....... 1(
Thus, it will be seen that wd give parts finer than
the American and French coin, end 10 parte .’finer than
the English sterling. We melt all our ot an silver.and
our foreman being connected with the refining depart •
nunt of the United States Mint for sever*! years, we
guarantee the quality ok above 1 (936), which Is the
finest that tan be made to be serviceable, &nA will re-
sist the action of acids mueh better than the ordinary
ri * !* i
silver manufactured.
WM. WILSON & SON,
B. W. earner POTH and CHBBBT.
N. B. —Any fineness of silver manufactured, as agreed
upon, but positivity none inferior, to the Aburitan and
French standard, J “ i "' '*• Se2B-tdtbBBm
„;: <EJ)iTta, ffx. , ,
, V / .V-T
IMPORTERS AND: WHOLEBALK DEALERS
” Hi' - " , 1 ' "• .
CHINA AND QUEENS WARE,
Noa. 23 and" 26 FUUATH STOEEX,
- *
, : : , BHILADBLPBHA.
|p* GLASSWARE, open or by the package;
auBl-2m. , ,* {J» j f
rjlO SOUTHERN Am
... 'MERCHANTS.'
OHIN A,.OLASSW AB*, - AND £
, . ! ., : .' : irjkH(3Y l , ! .A^’oLßß,.V.', , ' l ';- .
' 1 A,'»B»'LOWiar iuin;Mtoiai i» ;
" ; , ;;■MABXsBH''*'WlSTH,;lip6ttort,'
' 1 MABONIO HALLj Tl 3 OHJSTNUT 81BBM.
,v; -
r |JyliticoL
Assembly—
bioohd nisißior,
0c4.8t» 'BDWABD.B. BEDSTBEAKE
PEOPLE'S TICKET.
- 1 ■'* *.i ‘ '} ' : :r; a- !< ; r
STATE OFFieERS. . .
JUCHB OY THE SUPREME COURT,
j;o h n . m, it b An".;
CANAL COMMIBBIONEB,. i
William e..fra’2er.
‘ - ‘ /Jl‘] i a C i *- ‘1
CONGRESS.
First Distriot...
Bscomd “
.EDW.JOIMOBRIB.
......JOHN P. YRRRBE.
......i.WM. MILLIARD.
JOHN WOOD.
Tniuo 1 **
Fourth “
Fifth «
STATE ,'SENATOK.
vrszrvii niDTKlur,
J O H Ni'Hv F'AHK E R;
FOR REPRESBSfTATiy^.
t• : i
First District...... JOSEPH H. BINEX.
...SAUUHLSWENEY,
.WM. H. MATTHEWS.
Bbcond u
Third “
Fourth ’ ‘ “ HARDING.
Fifth “ i. GEORGE T. THORN.
Sixth ■ “ CHURCH.
Sktbnth “ DAVID H.STYER.
Eiohth f tl | A.yWALBORN.
Ninth. , , ..........JOSORGS W v TVOOD.
Tihtb “ . • ISAAC J. NEALL.
Klbvshth “ , ««••••...ISAAC A. SHEPPARD.
Twblftu ,“
.FRANCIS EDWARDS.
Thirtkbhth “
FOURTMKTQ “
(( ....GEORGR W. HAMBRBL2SY.
Siii'a.Mß " , .......GEORGE WILET.
Sbtxhtibkth 11 ..o. F. ABBOTT.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
B H E RIFLF,
WILLIAM B. KERN.
REGISTER OF WILLS, I
GBORQE nr. Mo M A H A N
OLBRK OPORPHANB- OOURT,
NI,S R Q D FOOHhTj
ELECTION, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12.
*e22-tOcl2/. i
CRESSWELL & WILLIAMS, No.,?08
WALNUT Street, are-prepared to supply .ship
pera and coosumers with superior Broad Top Coal from
Lancaster Mines. oc4tf
dhQ OK PER TON for the belt WHITE
qfOf&J ABU ,G9A&t WfFMtrt free from date or
dOJlt.. r> ; •
Ooili la the best and cheapest in
.JtJlthfl city, re-screened under.corer.
HICKS sells none'hut the very best Lehigh
and Schuylkill Coal, and warrants full weight.
ffTIOKS superintends the delivery of jail*
JIX Goal personally, and guarantees it tp be
as represented. •. > * > •' , 1 M >.'* •'
FTIGKS’ Yard andOifice is ! at the southeast
JLX corner of UARSH tit 1 and where he
Invites all to oajl andexamlnifor thelnselT** the above
laetp/,. .
TO COAL DEAL BBS.—Parties receiving
Coal direct from the Mines, wishing moragO and
the Delivery of their Coal, will please address B.BEL*
LERS a SON, CALLOWHILL street, first Yard below
Broad n 1
N B.—Best qualities of LB HIGH apd SCHUYLKILL
COAL always on htfdd at lowest cash prices. eelS-lm*
(BRING, FOX,' S CO., wholesale and.'
retail 1 dealers in LEHIGH and SCHUYLKILL
COAL. Lehigh ; yard*—THlßD MtrWt and GERMAN
TOWN ROAD. BchuylklU md—RACE and BROAD
streets', Philadelphia; • KMpConstantly on hand Coal
from the moat mines, under ooyer, and pre
pared expressly for familv oee _ Jfefi-y
AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
PRENTISS’S
WASHING AND SCOURING
801/UTIOISr.
PATENTED JUNE 22, 1858.
.This important discovery has just been patented by
the United States, aud it is now confidently recommended
to Manufacturers, Housekeepers, and others. It is a
labor-saving preparation, and costs less than half of any
other article known forv'cleanslng purposes. While it
alcauses, whitens, and purifies Cotton, Linen, and
Woollen goods of every description, it will not injure,
-thd.nWst delicatefabrico OectaacatM of its value have
been given by some of the leading manufacturers bf the
Wuntry, as well as by many 'reliable housekeeper find
citiaeM,/. l
Manufactured by the Patentee, and for ale I>7
. : ; SASIUEL GRANT, Jr.,& CO.,
' 189'SOUTH WATER STREET,
&.• .•) ,>• nrrn .RWfMB*:
(PAUTION. '1 .O •
Vv PRENTISS’S WASHING- AND SCOURING SOLO
TION.—The undersigned-would esUtion the publlo
against the purchase of Liquid Wtihlng Solutions, pur
porting to be similar to. or equally efficient with, his.
The ufidetsigtidd U prtwsttd by a patent in the menu*
faottt e'of the ohlyartlole which can be safely and em
oienVy user., "Bpurib.us 'imitations have been got up,
which will prove’ inefficient in cleansing, and deleter!-
one to the fabrie. Grocers and retailers .should.be
careful not to purchase the Washing and Scouting Bo
lutlon eiceht of us, asth<*y will otherwise render them
artrta liable aainfringera PowbM«raab»nl4b» oaie
fnl to purehaaa ONLY PRENTISS’S SOLUTION, aa
they will thus avoid all rlak of d«atroTing the fabric*
washed. Conolusive proofs can ,be furndshed that this
artlclo will n'orinjure the fabrie, septaV-Smb-thAtu
.rr—‘w BRIDGETON.—The Steamer
&g£gm as EXPRESS leayea ARCH Street Toe.i
d«.Y», Thumlays, and Saturdays, at B«,Tjdoelt A. M.
Returning, leaves BRIDGETON M(>3aays7Wedneßdavs,
and Fridays.at B‘o’olofcli A-.’M ’ Stopping at New Oisue,
Delaware City, Fort Delaware, and the usual Landings
oh tneHrththufey? tickets for
Elizabeth, Maurioetown, Dividing Creek, Newport,
Cedarrille, and Fairies, *e7-lm#
'GTEAfcf ENpute ‘Fob SALE.— Seventy;
ijp: two horse power, Cylinder 17 inches ill diameter;
•three cyllndrfcsl-Boilere, 30 feet leng and 60 inched*te
diameter; 120,feet of Cast-iron Pumping,of 6 andldiur
fihew »Jotof Bpiilmt Backets Also ft lot ofwheelAnd
iiaad ,’Barrows, Shovele.and tools used in Miniiurvfoir
B ‘i® » BMgsJn..- Apelrio , . . .3. L. MOBB, j*
ood>*t Mo. 332 WALNUT St-j'Front room, TJp Stairs.
TO BE LET: WITH BOARD.—A hand
some suit of. Rooms) with dressing-room, bath!
eud T ever?doaventence and euitabM for
JfamMies or single gentlemen. No 70l’ : VlNij'‘fltV<ii*
posit©FranklinSquare. f o “ r *:r% {
*CIOR" superior) .Shelving and
■ Counter, with Brewers, i n Store No 246 North
THIRD Street. Terms low. Apply at No. 262. three
doors above. <—l-* ''"“oo2*4l# i
RENT—A eacond-etory Lack Room,
near . the State Honse, suitable for a LiwjerbrCod
▼eyancer>e office. Address BOX 1666, Port Office« : ' oc2- 3t
fig TO RENT, a STORE on DELAWARE
WaUrftS2? , i!ia , f r ' , * , P l ® Street,' running through to
WaterBtreet, U 8 feet deep.* .-Also! the Doab'e STORK,
on^oVth^? 1 .!? OtfAKRY Stnet., 40 tot front!
' ths u Zt t '°™„ ,or lorgn Basioeuln Phili
ohbrry as*,
land House Apply at 273 South POthfcTH Street;
' • ' ' . ' ’I - “ 8629-8 m»;
aTO LET—The HOUSE HO. 1626
"CHESTNUT Street. In'goodorder. RentS6od
Has a large Yard and Modern Improvements. ee2B-dtf
K" OOMS ON COMMERCE STREET^.
- The Three Upper Booms of <l6 Commerce Street
to Let. ee27-lm \
gnl - FOR SALE, —A handsome .residence,
Bit! with all the modern Improvements, large' side
yard, grapery,, fce.*, SIXTH, -pear,SPRING- GARDEN
Street Terms e«y. P. A, LYNDj 6# Spoth.BIXTH
Street, (second story.) < ■ . „ . eel7-lm i
MFOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A
, handsome new mansion, 19 rooms, and- 40 acres,
near Gwynedd Station* North .Pennsylvania Railroad.
Site splendid, fruit abundant) health unsurpassed.< Any
person really dealring a handsome Country Seat in ex
change for city property; will find this an unusual op
portunity of accomplishing hie object. * Apply to P. X.
LYND, b% B. SIXTH bt, (2d story.) . ; 7 ;
SUFFICE TO-LET.—AN ELIGIBLE QT
FIOB for an Insurance Company, or similar cor
poration, having three communicating rooms on the
same floor, No. 222 WALNUT Street, above BOOK.
Immediate, possession given, v Apply to - .
JOHN 0. KBFTBB, oir
• , THOMAS.T. BUTOHBB. ,
• , i i.; , Np. U 2 South FOURTH Street, . . ■
mhSO-tutha-tf Second story, front room*;
■flali /jFOB> 'pr6fty nine
Bill. rooms, and one or more acres, on Wyoming avenue,
two mileß outthe Secund*fltreet.Tnrnpilke, AJ|p r neveral
handsome cottage lots The nelghborhood is healthy.
beautiful, and rapidly improving. P. K. LYND. 6 V fl.
IUXTBSt, (8d Story.) ... - ■ . u17.1m ;
TO SPECULATORS and CAPITALISTS:
—Thirty acres or less of beautiful Land on Wyoming
Avene, near New Second street,- only two miles north
of the pavements, for sale a bargain, and terms easy
Apply to P. & LIND, 6Jf South SIXTH Street, /second
story.) . • »- • <tel7-lm
jpOR SALE— ' , !
Ope of the moat,Valuable and Desirable , *
DOUBLE; BROWN / STONE RESIDENCES '
;IH THE.OIFri - . ■■
i ,vi • . >j V. i
no. x?io papsTOUT .street;,.’’ :
EXTENDING THROUGH TO GEORGE 6TRBET.
' • i ! :• '• i-r '■ l-r ti Jli 'h ■ C' ; ,
H&ring been bulltbjthe owner forfeit owaßeaidence,
no expenso hu IU construction,
Applj to ' "7 “OHAKEBS^OOGB”
' . • ' 629 M&rtet Strict,
Or to M. THOMAS & SONS,; *'
sol4«lmlf ■ u cr 199 a^ltlfloutfr-Fourth'jit,
pHOICE WITHIN
.VV .threa mtnut«...lk,Qf 1.0 gutioua on Philadel
pH* »nd ten Byroad, .?°r “l» eie.p„ 4ppl?
>t cprper ot tIog» BtrMt <md Eluikßotd, or.t N0..23
North Sixth Stroat, to :„
-yT-j-r,. a. li.LITTLBPIELD. .
BOARD in a Private Family, with thecom
fort# of o holQi, for. OihtMnn and' their wives,
or single GentUmen. Apply at No. 220 NortlpTENtH
Street. • r ' , ‘ 1 • •' ocS-tuths-Ot
BOARDING. —A Private Family will board
tWb' J orthree G«ntlemcn of" "best references A
pleesantand''desirable borne. ; Location near BROAD
and CHESTNUT.:'Address B. C.. at thiibffice. It*
A.CHGIOE k QF .Cominunlca
ting Booms, either famished or unfurnished, with
Board aud-the comforts of a home, In a central and
ipleuaht; location, for a.Gentlemah'andwifd of bne or
two, single. Gentlemen. .References exchanged. Ad
dress P., Box 1190, Post Office.
......JOHN W. RYAN,
BOARDING.— A handsome 'sniforrooms
on seoond .floor, .with first-class hoard: also,
rooms for single gentlemen, can be obtainedjxt No. 261
North TENTH Street. ■ oc2-Bt* 1
IN OWE OF THE , BEST ;LOCATIONS,
near, CHESTNUT Bfc.,VLADV. can have furnished
Apartments .before and during .Confinement; where the
refinements of & heme maybe obtained* .Address VS
Press office 1 ’ ',,Vob2-st*
r ~‘. ,
WM. D; ROG-JBRS. .
COAOHAWPLiQHT-CARRXAGE BUILDER,
1009 AND 1011 CHESTNUT STREET, u.
’ n PHILADELPHIAN 5
vO.rdefsfor parts of theworld
executed with promptness, and satisfaction guarantied..
selS-Smif -s
Bailet&co.,
‘ 't c .:. f O&HXBLT
- j . . c: f- - •
Have removed to their new Fire-proof, White Marble
v Store, -' t '
Bi 9 CHESTNUT BTRKKT. -vy .;,
BfpRTHSIDEiBEW)W,Ti[i GIRARD ( HbT)SB. J
Now opening their fall stockdf/ ‘ *
IMPORTED JEWELRY, PLATEJI) WAREB, AND
.bimonSratz.
! ' , ni - , »ANOY OpODB, '';;;':.„
To whioh they invite the attention of thOjmbUei
SILVER-WARB. WATOHES/limidNßi; AND
/yaa: Sr. Wv S. MoII.HENNET>DentIBt,
g?Tf fw wonld inform his friends that he has resumed
practice at No. 1843 CHESTNUT Street, second door
above the U.B/rMSht. ™ " f aepl-3m
ffHE “01x0 DOMINION”
THE “ QLD DOMIINION*’
"-n : _' . 'TEA rot,' ' -
An manufaotnfed, under tba. patast for the Unlted
, r * '/ ,
ARTHUR, BURNHAM. &; GIUROT,
No,. 11T and 119 Sonth ,i;ENXU STREET,
,i.I . ■'PHILADELPHIA.
ID* Marcbanta Tl.ltlnr Philadelphia,' sbould, by all
means', lay ina supply 6f tnesb' COFFEE aU4 TEA POTS,
which are rapidly coming into use, iad‘ destined in a
Short time to supersede all others.
£7- A. B. A G. are. also manufacturers, under the
patent,'of ‘
" ‘ ARTHUR’S CELEBRATED AIR-TIGHT ,
SELF- SEA LIN GOANS AND JARS,
Whioh, it is conceded on all hands, are the best in the
market. anlT-thtb&stnolß
Also, Trade Agents for ....
. TORREY’S ADJUSTABLE DOOR SPRING.
jpOR COLDS AND SORE, THROATS.
ICELAND MOSS PASTE,
MARSHMALLOW-DROPS,
FLAXSEED -DROPS. .
BTBPHEN F- WHITMAN,’ -
Manufacturing Confectioner, ,
11 "no. 1210 MARKET STREET, -> ,
se29-8m West of, TWELFTH Street.
fjto CASH BUYERS. '
■ JAMBS EARLE ASO N.,
810 CHESTNUT STREET, - ' r
OPPOBIT* raa QUJLSD BOOBS,
Invite the attention or'Western and Southern Custom*
ers to the irl mm ansa and elegant auortment of
looking-glasses,
rjANDSORUBS AND CLAMPS.;
HANDSORDBS. ;
No. 1. tt}( o. per doi. N«. *• sll* P«r doi,
9. 760. 11 6. 126 >■
8. 870. “ 7 ‘ 1 M "
4.1000. “ <>
HENRY O. ECKSTEIN; ’ •
, e -lS 62 North THlRD'Strut; Fkliadalubla
RIFLES, AND, SPORTING IM
|TT, ELEMENTS.
The Subscribers have In store _ ,
■ LARGEST ASSORTMENT
FOWLING-PIECES,. RIFLES, Ac.,
ETer offered in this city. --
Desirous of rodoclbg ttelrasrortmeot as moon aa
. possible before file Ist Deo . they trill ,
• AT YEBY LOW PRICES
THHIR SNTIRS STOCK,
GUNB FROM THE MOST C^LEBRAT ED MANU
FACTURERS jtXNOB ’■ ®
- PHILIP S. JUSTICE A 00/,
No. 21 North «fTH Street,
eoB-2m . ebor.e. Market.
«- art, 144 - Übla.- prime Western n Leaf
L Lard, kettl. reodered,
••28 ARCH Street, 2d door above Front.
■ tfayam. anfrlcr ■ Set: "I f
; garrinaeg.li 1 . ,T; ■
• iDatxrljes* 3eip*lra;‘-. s~
BAILEY A KITCHEN,-
PEARLS, t
> AT WHOLBSIIsS XND BlTin>.
©EiUißlra.
OOFFBS POt,
and
OIL PAINTINGS,
ENGRAVING
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE-FRAMBB,
Suitable for the
FALL TRADE.
CLAMPS. \ i
i' 8 Row, $1.23 per dozen. •'
TRow, 81*75 per dozen. 1 - ,t c . ,
8 Row, 32.25 per dozen. .
£/T-‘ .V ?;s* v .
v
`Wdntd.
PRAT,TIC AD GARDENER wishes em-
Bloimsnt. oin furnlxh good roferon<«» *» to ojja
nctj. .WmoAXJSXANDKR MoOAli,Blood’oDo
■ Ppxtch.-"'. f' ' oe*-t«
'tsrANTED-In November,“’’fy, a good
nopiffyrfl pef'W AddreMP., Bor 1190,
jj'.-r.. , , ,-- »:
aLadl7 years of «e.»
VV Bitu.UottiaaStoreor Offlce. AddxeeaALßEßT,
at.thjsoffjof -.1. ' ~ ‘ ood-3t*_
Aar ANTED—To Rent, for the winter sea
_„*;y son. .with s immediate possession, a Furaiehed
house of .moderate lire, With modern imprcvetnsnta,
.west of Tenth, street.. Address'A. M.,omee of win
paper. ‘ ’• J ' • no*
VST ANTED—By a ypnng Man, (a good
penman, JaSitustlon In a. wholesale store, as
Entry.Olerkor Asglstantßookkeeper. Can furnish good
r. ferences. 'Address T: 0., at ihis office. ofrt-Bt*
IMTANTED —To engege the services of a
▼ ▼■/literary gentleman for a short period. One
compilation will be well compensated.
Addretfl 'PPBLISHEB, office of this paper. oc4-2t»
WANTED— ; A Situation in a good Dry
Goods Houae/by one who cap Influence a South
ern trade.from .sixty.to ninety tbdcsand dollars a year.
The very best of . city reference can be given. Address
A. B,atto is office . , . . 004-3t*
A ? GOOD PENMAN, Quick and Correct
‘at Figures,Educated atPhiisielphia-Bigh School,
wishes a bituation. v Address JUNIUS, B n x 98 Pbilada.
Post Office.- - ’ . -v- ,1. • ec2B-tathaaBt*
\j\TANTED —A Salesman in k Boot and
▼ *■ Shoe House. One that oaninflaenoonear trade.
Address BOX 1248 Philadelphia Poet I'ffioe. with par
ticulara and name. - . oc2-s tu th4t*
A Situation as Entry Cleric,
- V byayoungMan who has bad three yea s ex-
El”®?® 4 - -salary moderate. Address
WILLIAM, at this Office. ooSAt*
TO' PRINTERS—WANTED, a good
-Washington Dress. Address 8.,
»t this office •- -i o«2-tf
experienced Salesman In
' ® ▼.‘a Wholasait.'J'obbiogDry Goods House. To one
who can Influence good cash near trade a liberal salary
will be' p*Jd< Address DBF GOODS, at thi« Of
flee. oc24t#
IM7 - ANTED—A Thordtighly ’ Educated
- -▼ ▼ ‘'MAN, to join .the AdverUeerin estcbUshCng
an Aoidemy in an Interior Town of Pennsylvasla.
■Frotpeet good.-' For particulars, address “TUTOR,”
Office of this Paper.., ■ . . ooi-jt*
WAiNTED— 100 Stout Young Men, to go
on Whiling 'Adtaoee to the amount
of fTA-ptld theach maa; extra pay to CdoperivOarpeß
ters/and BUckfaniths.r Apply at 194 West Street oor.
Liberty Street, New York.r ' Bgwt
WANTED, FOB THE UNITED STATES
- OAYALHSWAblefbodied,'] unmarried to
whom .wflliba ftoa rood ,pey. board, olothlng, and
medical attendacoe.i 'Pay frmu' MF.to 62 per.mcmth.
No man haring a wife or child will be aoeepted.' Apply
for'MOUNTM) AIT MASdUa BtnStl
above Eighth, north side. - . -
W. TIL HAGBUDXR,
. . > cist Lieut. Ist Dtagoona.
aplT-tl - ‘ Beeruitlag v Offiear.
jjJJeraottal. ,
call at the Postoifioo ha
will flnd an important letter address--d to him, it*
amiismetUSi
A MEBIUAN ACADEMY OF MUSIO^
BROAD AND LOOUBT fltreeU.
~V r ,’. THg GREAT HAFZLB!
TUESDAY EVENING. Oot 5,1958.
EVOLUTIONB 0N THB TIGHT ROPE.
• ■rf - r- .‘i*. ASPHODEL.*
Babilaa, Gabriel Ravel j' Tufralf, Trasools Barel;
Aephodel. A. Lehman; Zamlnta, M’lle Lina WlsdeU.
*. : rVTj KATY, THB VITANDIBR^.
'Katy. Yrca'Mathias; Hsus, H. Mathieu; Boblntseo,
Francoiaßavel; Madame Robintxec, ht’nje Axel; Btswa
de.Grimberg»Al- M»ugtn.-
Admisslon-fParquet, Parquet Cirde, and Baloony, 09
cents; FamOy Circle and-'Amphithsafoe, 26 cents.
Beats can be secured from 10 M. to 4 P. M. with
onh-eatra-eharger .under 10 vearahalf prloe.
lut JJDI/ BOjTEBS?? VALNTJT-ST.
I’A ' THBATRN; corner or’NINTH and WALNUT
Street.; -
TUESDAY EVENING, October 0,1868.
, w THB-BON OF; THE NIGHT. ■ -
Beu Leil, Mr. F. & Conway Mr.H. A.
Perry; Br»vaduia, Mr. McXhmough j Julia. Mrs. D. P.
Bowarw; Ghebe4*,Mm.; Fi/8.-Oonway; Myrtha, Hiss
o.Blchlpgs.. uir.'.<•!.* U/IJ- v vti .>;■
- -Briee* of and Family Circle,
and, Third 90 cents; Parqhefc eenn; Dress
Circle,. 60 <oentsj Private Boxes. according to their
locale, |3 and 25; Single Seats in Orchestra and Private
Bogea r 7Aoenta...T ; y , ~-*<■
Doors,open at quarter before 7 o’olock: Curtain rises
•at Ijj o , cloch. ■ , . ,
TMTHEATLEY £ CLARKE* B AROH-ST.
▼ ▼ B. Fredericks, and
BtageHansger,» :;-vy , " > r’-
■, TUESDAY EVENING..October 6,1868..
THB WHEEL Oi:FORTUNE. <
Sir David Daw, Mr. J.,fi ,01arke: Byd*aham, Mr.
Wheatley:'Mrs. Woodvllle,'Mrs.^Gladstone;/Emily
Tempest, Mrs.-John Drew.
v; A WICKED WIFE. %
Admission, 26 ots. Secured Seatsin Dress Circle, &7X
ote; Gruhestra Stalls. 60 cts; Seats in Private Boxes, to
ets; Gallery, 18cte; Galleryfor.OoloredP.erecms,26cts{
Private Box In Gallery for Colored Persons. M ots;
Whole Private Bax, 83. ..
Doors open at quarter before 7 o’elook j commence at
7/C»precisely r m ' -i '
pONCERT HALLypHESTNUT STREET,
Vy t ABOVE :TWBLFTH FlftlLWpeknf nnnupused
succeis.—THE COLOS3AL;REVOLVING EEPHKSER'
TftTIONe OF,THE RUSSIAN WAR, the most *ug
nl&cent and.ex?ensiTo, exhibition is < the world. - Con
cluding with the DBBTRUOZION.OF SEBASTOPOL.
Openeverysevening this week, and on Saturday after
noon. Admission 26 cents; r children 18 cents.
’ • DoorsopeuatT. .Performance,«ta;Rof d/jj oofeflt
A S£>EAfߣY BTTixjDINGS, TENTH.AND
rSL CHESTNUT Streets, l- ,
Here .Again ! : ttatoro of the old fsrorito, ■ .
. .(, -■ .j ;SIGNOR BLITZ’. • -*, - *
New-andOoinloal'ScanaaimVßKTßlliOQUlßKf^
* Extraordinary Magical ’ > Demonstration!, and Mia
. T LBARH&D. CANARY-BIRDS. . .
Open every'Evening during , the week, at half-part T
o’otockand on- Wednesday and Sitnxday Afternoon! at 3.
Admission, 25 cente; Children, 18 eanta. urti Im*
&ATIONAIs HALL—MARKET STREET.
E l ; r.i:OPEftnlOa THE FIFTH '
J. iHfioa WiLtJAKe’a.
This with Chaos,
and oontUmea down In hiatorieal order'--to 'the Babylo
niahi aonntaining more 4han of the inbrt
sublime and interesting scenes in tbetßibie. *•-' "-
•; ;<Roonr opes At T } to
oommenqeat?Bo’clock i, p -
Ticketa 25 centi—to be]hadi,at door. ChOdre
under- lftyearfl&cents.'• ■, rr f*
. -'Also., Kxhibitlojaa~oir I ( WEpNE9pAXiM>d SATUR-
for-familiqaasd
j>pen at to ootpmepoe ft Bpraeleely.. ,: *-■
Explained by Professor TIDBIT Xfi * : - aeS-tf
? , X, Bemooflla.
Removal.—’ yak haagen a -mo-
KEONB have removed their DETEfcBIVB SOAP
WORKa to their New 'Pietory in OALLOWHILL
Street, near the Wire Bridge; adjoining David. Thain to
Co.’s Adamantine Candle Works. V, ,I'ooS-fit
Removal.— o. o. sadle6 & Co. iutva
•' remaVed from No. 9 North;Wate*. Street to'No.
103 ARCH street, aehond door above Front. ' eel
Camjw.
PETERS’ 8 PATENT NbN-EXPLOSIVE
BE iJf-GENERATING GAS LABIP ls the only
Patent Burner that baa a Non-Condootor attached.
The public are cautioned against all other Burners, as
they will heat; and liable,to .explode., State and
County Rights for sale. - Apply or address
selS D. P. PETERS, 422
Meinnnal.
TT&RTSHORNE’S CURE-ALL—THE
JCX “GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR AND REMEDY
FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK BTOMAOH AND WEAK
BOWELS. 'PWpared'by a Chemist. Bottlea 12 H» B 5
“the°*greatest disooyeby in mkdioal
SCIENCEi l '
•HARTSHOBNE’B CURE-ALL should be kept In all
families 1 in ease of accidents or sudden sickness.
H&RTBHORNB’S CURB-ALL cures Rheumatism.
' HARTt&ORNE’S OUBE»ALL eoias Cramps, Cholic,
piins in the Stomach or Bowels.
HABTBHOENE’S CURE-ALL eurefl Palm In tha
Limbs, SWe. Back and Breast.
CUBB-ALL cures Sprains,
Scalds and Burns. „
HABTSHORNE’B CURE-ALL cures Neuralgia,
Toothache and Stiffness in the Joints.
• BARTSHORNE’S CURE-ALL cures Cholera, Diar
rhcea and all Pain
. HARTSHORNE’S CUBB-ALL cures Ear Aohe and
Deafness from a cold.
HABTSHORNE’B CURE-ALL cures DysMpsia and
Indigestion: also. Canker and Sore Mouth and Bora
Throat. , _
i HARTBHORNE’S CURE-ALL cures all Spinal Affbo*
tions and Weakness In Limbs.
HARTSHQBNE’S CURB*ALL. is a great tonic to
Weakfitomaeh and Bowels, and Improves Digestion.
Ip* As the frequent changes of the weather produce
a had Gold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs and Body:
also, StiffNeck—every'pefron should get a bottle, it
sets upon the Nerves, Muscles, Blnewi, Blood and
Bone*; and, by its'warming electro-magnetic power, ex
pels all pain from the system. Get a bottle and try it,
and you will be astonished at its happy effects.
N. B. If you’have a Gough, use HABTdEORNE 3
Pectoral Syrup of Wild Cherry, it is the best Conga
Syrup in the World. Bottles, 25 and 69 cents, and |i.
' If yon aro Billions, use HABTBHOBNB S ANTI
BILLIOUS PILLS. They aot upon the Liver, Btomach
and Bowels, carrying off all Bile and Secretions.
■ Boxeft, 25 cento. Bold by B. w JKNKUiB,
No. 26 SOUTH BIGHTH Street,
- Between Market and Chestnut Streets.
Bimes 5 Btores, Chestnut and Market streets.
- Oirrl/nm* Tenth and Coates streets.
Tenth and Lombard Bta. anlS-tbetndtf It
gOHKAOK' 8
YARNIBHEB, JAPANS,
The attention of Sealer* and consumers of Tarnishes
Is solicited to our
SUPERIOR COACH AND FURNITURE TARNISH,
DRYING JAPANS,
IRON JAPANS,
. MABTIO AND SPIRIT TARNISHES.
We claim to he the Oldest Tarnish Manufacturing
Establishment
IN THIB COUNTRY,
Our Tarnishes haying now been in constant use
OVER FORTY TEARS,
and are admitted bf competent judges to be
SUPERIOR TO AN,T OTHERS MADE IN THE
' . < UNITED STATES.
All we ask Is a fair trial, and we are satisfied the
merits of our Tarnishes will be fullt ibtabubhbd.
0. SCHBACK & GO.,
ODD STAND. .Non. 152 and 164 North FOURTH Street,
eefi-lm
T'|ETERSIYJi SOAP.—Time, labor, and
JL/,mbppy saved. In using it, clothes do not require
au/ on washboard One pound will
go.aafar pcrthree fpounds common Rosin Soap. War
renWt'io give perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
,It Js decidedly the cheapest and best wabhiog Soap
ever offered to the public, Manufaetuitd only by
TAN lIAAGEN& McKEoKE. For sale by all re
spectablo Grocers in the city, and wholesale only by
THAIN A MOKEONB,
22 South Wharves.
S , iCONSIGNEES OF GOODS BT
BREMEN BUIG HEBMKS, DSWSBS MASTER,
l Sf n ß Spruoe-BtreetwhMß, ar«-reqnwted to seal
their permits on board, or to F. H. HABJBB,B3 Booth
THIRD Street. All goods not permitted within flr»
ds/i will fejmrt te tbv fa*lte Btorw,