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XA,X E n I'll pji, CALI F O ItN IA
Dctails.by Uiß First. Overland Mail.
[Prom the Alta California ]
TassßiY, Sopt. M, (IP. M—This edition of the
.A'ta i California, is prepare! expressly for tho
overland moil-, via Los Angeles, Fort Yuma, Tno
sou, El Paso, Fort Smith, St. Lonis, and Momphis,
(TeiD.) Itoontains all the news of this State,
and ihe P ioißo ooost generally up to six o’olnok
thirevening. The first, overland inaiistago leaves
.this oltr to-morrow, morning, at one o’cloolr. nnd is
oxpeoied to roaoh Momphis and St. Louis In from
twontj-tbroo to twonty-five days. <
* % tbe line go through ia safety, and inside of
thj tAonlyflvo days, is the wish of California.
**' j > • Later from Oregon.
The steamship Oregon, CUpt. Patterson, arrived
in port on the 11th, at 8 o'clock, with dates from
Portland to tho Bth inst., five days later than pre
vious advices.
Another Indian Fight Gen. Clark informs
us that Mnjor Garnett, with his command, has had
another brush'with the Indians on the Okanagan.
Six of thorn wore killed, alrof whom participated
in the attack on Robinson’s party. The Indians
in that part of the country have beoome alarmed
at tho summary measures of Major Garnett, and
it ia believed that most of them have retreated to
the British possessions or the Blaokfeet oountry
No confirmation of the reported disaster having
been recoived, the general commanding thinks
the;whole affair an Indian story.-- Portland
Standard.
Party.—N* mention is mnde in the
papoisof any nows trora Robinson’s party,
. The Battle with the Indians —Wo have the
Statement that tho oircuumanoes connected with
the killing of Lieutenant Allen .were lotncwhatns
follows! There is a division among the tribes west
of the Columbia river relative to fighting the
troops, Sotue desiro to fight, and others wish to
make'peace. Ouhi and Qualoblon decided to re
main' hostile, while Corhaute and Choshosekan,
with their families,. were for poacoi Tho latter
separated from the hostile*, and, tnkingyrith them
their families..were proceeding towards Simooe. '
Tboy met Major Garnett’s command, end the
obtefs entered bis camp with a flag of tntee: they
represented themselves and their people as friend*
ly, But on Indian, who whs with Garnett’s com
mand,, reportod that among these Indians were
.four who were in tho fight against Robinson, and
taat the obiefa had lied when they said all in their
oamp wero friendly. This induced M yor Garnett
to retain tho ohiofs as prisoners, anl to order
Lieutenant Allen, with a detaohment to Burrouod
tho Tndian oamp while tho Indians were asleep.
Accordingly, about three o’olook on the morning
of the 15th, he, with one or two of his men, went
into the Indian camp, while the remainder were
stationed in readiness to fire ot the first signal of
distress./'Lieutenant. Alien attemoted to rouBo
them from their sleep, when one of tbemjampod
up and started to run awpy, and Allen fired at
him. At the disoharga of his gun the whole oamp
was aroused, dad Allen’s men oasido fired Indis
criminately into tho camp, one shot taking effect
In tho body of Allen, from which he afterwards
died. The Indians are reported nob to have fired
at all. They wore all taken prisoners, and the
four who were in the fight with Robinson wero
shot, and the remainder were set at liberty.—
Portland Standard , lsf inst
Rumors at the Dalles—lndian Troubles.—
Mr. Lot Cannot!, of Columbia, Tuolumne county,
who oame a passenger on the Paoifio from Port
land, by way of Victoria, furnishes us with the
following statement:
He left tho Dalles on the 24th instant, and just
before be started, a Government expressman ar
rived. at Fort Simooe (pronounced Sim-oo’-ay) with
news .that Major Robinson's party, on the way to
Frazer river, bad been attaoked, on the Wenatshe
river, by a large pnrty of Indians. Tho fight lasted
four days, Robinson losing otto man and ten pack
animals, and the fighting was still going on when
an expressman was sent to Fort Simcoe with the
news, and immediately, after his arrival there the
Government express was sent thence to the Dalles.
At the time the expressmau left, Robinson and the
.Indians wero on opposition sides of the river, hut
Robinson was preparing to cross over and attack
them. Good diggings had been found on the We
natshe. The white man who was killed was shot
with a small stone.
Six hundred soldiers had been ordered, and
were soon to march from tho Dalles for Fort Sim
coo; the Doe to proceed towards Okanagan, to
open the rood used by the miners on their way to
Frazer river.
It was rumored at the aamo time—the rumor
having come in previously—that the party of Goa.
Palmer had all been maßsaored on the east of the
Colombia, near tho Okanagan. General Palmer
bad nineteen wagons in his train aifd several
hundred paok animals. The rumored massaore
was credited at the Dalles; and the Portland
Standard says it is probably true.
[From tbe Alta California, 14th.]
The Continental Telegraph —Our Placerville
correspondent announces the pleasing intelligence
that the work of constructing the telegraph from
that plaooto Salt Lako City has been commenced
in earnest*., Tho day of its initlatibn isdestloed to
.form an epoch for California. The summit of the
Sierra Nevada and the shore of this Pacifio. will,
in a few weeks, throb with the same pulso’; the
n ime emotions will thrill through them at the s&me
moment. .
Fbazbr River News.— Tbe Sea Bird nnd Wil
son G. Hunt arrived on Saturday, in Victoria, from
Frazer river, but brought no news of special inte
rest. The river continued high, and tho miners
wero still waiting for tho wateis to fall. 'Nothing
had been heard of Governor Douglas’s proceedings.
The Feelino in Victoria —The depression
still continues in Victoria. Merchandise is selling
at very low priooj. Merchants can be seen in all
the streets, in front of their stores, wearing very
gloomy faces, and watching in vain for customers.
There is nevertheless a considerable degreo of Con
fidence that the mines will prove ultimately riob,
though many doubt whether they will be able to
sustain themselves until the day of prosperity.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Dloney Market* ,
PHiLimarau, October 13,1859.
Stocks were not so buoy:nt to-day as they have been
for some days post, and the ftnoUs drooped as tbnigh
they felt the effect# of the weather. ReVlng railroad
stock and bonds, Pennsylvania railroad stock, Lebigb
Navigation stock, and long Island railroad sixes all
fell off slightly, compared with late sales. Tbene<r
approach of dividend day at most of the banks keeps
their stocks firm and, ia some instances, on the sd«
vance.
Pspereells slowly atflro per cent, fof Arst-clsss names
Single-name p»per, and that concerning which doubts
#w entertained, cannot be disposed of except fa rare In
stances, and at 10 to 18 per cent.
At Boston, the Suffolk Baok has yielded to **manifest
destiny,l> and withdrawn from the contest about the
redemption of the country bank oo'es. It has issued a
-circular virtually resigning its poet at “ sole redeeming
rgent,” and undertakiogto receive country money as
heretofore, on such terms as are or may be made with
individual institutions. It has notified the bank of
Mutual,Redemption, that until further notice It will
ueni to the latter the hills of Bueh banks as it redeems,
and that it will redeem for the Mutual Redemption the
hills of- those institutions which keep accounts with the
Suffolk. Henceforth, then, the two banks wiil goon to
get as much business as possible, on the best terms
they can obtain for transftotiog it.
I'he present management of the New York and Brie
Road were re-elected yesterday by the stockholders, iu
aonnal meeting. The directors are Charles Moran,
Samuel Marsh, Cornelius Smith, Daniel Drdw, frohu
Arnot, Ambroses. Murray, D. A. Cushman,William B,
Skidmore, Ralph Mead, Dudley 6. Gregory. Edwin J.
Brown, Hermann GclpCko, Qeorge Brace, Robert H.
fcerdell, Samuel H. P, Hall, Edward K. Albnrtis, Geo.
T. Optfo.
l Advibes from England report a probability that the
discount rata at the Bank, of England would be redufced
to 2V cent. The London Times or tbe 28th states
that “that it mast not be inferred that that the an
ticipated reduction in the bank tonne or discount Will
constitute a merely short prelude to a he* r« Ign of
epacufatlon. Two arid a half per dent. Is & familiar
charge 'within modern ritperlecce and for long
periods.’ ' In 1845 It prevailed Tor thirteen coosecu
ti7e months, and the same was the case in
1842 and 1860. Still later—namely, from the com*
’flaeowmeat of 1852— 2% and even oent were
adopted daring an interval of fourteen months. Indeed,
for nearly Are dating from November, 18*8, a
year alter the Railway crisis, 3 per ceht. was tbo high*
est rate, Q# aud 2 per cent. Wlog current exactly half
the time, Tbero in consequently no reason to as
name in the present case that the step will necessarily
be duration. Everything In that respect
depend on the possibility 0 f some new injphlse
being found,which shall enable a mania-to'bt* got
•up with entirely, distinct features from any that
have been known before., Although our perioetcal
delusions have all inherently a perfect similarity,
their external signs are invariably novel. After each
former crisis the first effect or redundancy was to create
a long-continued rise in the public funds and btho
classes tf existing securities, and, although under snob
circumstances a foreign loan or a sew and extensive
enterprise could occasionally be floated, these was not
the sl-ghtest dasger or their finding an iodisorimfoate
reception. The public considered themsslyes wonder
fully fbrewd. aid were never egsin to be led wildlr into
Sfr;?"' 1 ;”" 1 «<»• *® »Wch they could ho told thu
rnioiof onj rot mo r expcrleno* w ere whollr lo.pnllcj
ble.”
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES..
Ootobor 13, '3553.
BtrrOKMD BT MAITLBT, B3OWB, & CO., BASK'HOTB, ETOOK
• jSSvmSfISES?' «»«
FIRST BOARD.
60 Willß & Elm R ,b 5 10
5° b 6 10
60' do b& 30
8 Bk of N Amer.ceb 137 %
2 do oeh 137 v
1 Peona 8.... 46 V
49 **• do f.. ........ 46
5 do 45
27 Mioehill R 00
60 S"hl-NaY Prof.... 10*
60 do 16*
100 Sehuyl Nav 0
2Fa«u&Meoßk... 69*
60 Reading R fc6 26*
25 do 25*
1 do .......cash 26*
60 do .......,.b5 26*
CO. do 25*
100 do .......cash 26*
100 do 26*
9 BOARDS.
[lO Harrisburg B 67*
‘ 2 Commonwealth Bk 21*
400Pfnn&6i.....».» 01 -
100 do ~...00V
400 do .... Oi
000 do 01
•117.70 do ..Odertifa 89
3000 L Sch R,7a..2d?a 90
3000 Pitta6a AUcg Val iOK
v COO Long lalapd ,6s;.’ 79
6000 Aiieg Oo 6( Staob 61
4 2000 Readßds ’BO *5w072,
6000 ' t do ...»,.*swa?2
1000 Catawiwa R 7a
, ’ coop 0n.1)6 42
10000 Bchl Net 6s *B2 . C 6
3000 WUmlagtonß o*3oo
260 ' do ~....,.-.100
10 Beaver Meadow. 65*
4 do * . 65X
11 1* ebigU Net. , *., ]
10 do 61 1
. low b oTw™
.. I 60 SchlHflv I* r r.,bs 16VI
60 Harriibnrg i
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1000 0 & Am 6* >76«b5 86
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> • v > 7 85
500 Lehigh Nav 6a ;; 95
1000 Pa R 2d M 6s. .b 5 W%
■: - 20 Union’BkY Teno, 08’
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,-100 Reading R..V.h5 25#
> 100 /do 25«
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, Oct. 18—Evening.—
‘The fain to-day has operated nnrivoraWy on business,
aid the markets generally have been dull. In Bjesd
stuffs there 1* no change, and only about 600 bbls Flour
have been sold for shipment at $6 60, at which figure it
Is freely offered. The sales to the retaliate and bakers
are limited, within the range of $5 60®6 76 bbl for
common to good superfine extras and fancy brands, ac
cording to quality. Corn Meal and Bye Flourare quiet,
and held at $4 25 for tbe former, and 14 37% bbl for
the lat'.er. Wheats are In fair supply, but the demand
continues limited, and the market dull at $1.20®1.28
for. common and prime reds, and $1 85©1.40 for while.
Corn Is but little inquired for, and 3,000 bus yellow sold
at 80c for damaged, and 80)4 ®B3 for prime lots, the latter
afloat. Oats are dull, and 1.200 bushels Southern sold at
450 afloat Rye is not so much inquired for, and rather
dull at 760 for now, and 80®83o for old Pennsylvania.
Bark is Belling in lots, aa wanted, at $3l for Ist quality
Quercitron. Ootton is dull and unsettled, with small
-ales of nplan s at ]3&13£0 cash, the latter for mid
dling fair. Groceries a-e unchanged, but the demand
ia confined to the wants of the trade at 7at7%0 for
Sugar, and 28a30c for Cuba Molasses, on time. Coffeo
is scarce and held for higher prices. Provisions —
Nothing doing and no alteration in the market Seeds
—Olovorseed is wanted, and 200 bushels, mostly prime
seed, sold at $6 & bushel; nethiog doing In <ther
kinds. Whiskey is selling in a small way at 22®22)jc
for drudge; 23023%e Tor hhds, and 23% ®24c for bbls,
the latter for Western.
Covfbb rules quiet, but price? aro nominally firm;
sales iOO bags Rio (i choice lot) at and 700
b-gs ot. Doming», lor oxport, pn private terms
OotroN.—Prices huvo declined lb under tho
foieigu advices with mica of 2,000 bales ou & basis of
12%c lor tniodliug Uplands
Lkathbk.—Hemlock Sole is Iu moderate request at
23#attic for middle weights Buenos Ayres, andtt3ffl23#
for Orinoco.
Molas>kb rormias dull, with no sales reported.
Ou.B—Linseed is dull at. 72c. Crude ffnale and
Sperm are quiet avid ut-ebaoged.
Riok —Tbe market it» quiet at 3#o3#c, cash.
Sugar —The markotnninlnallyutjchanged.audqulot;
sales 200 lihdn Cuba at 5% ®7 # ; 52 hhds Porto Rico at
7 % ; and 1.020 boxes Havana on private terms, in
cluding luO boxes Nos. 10 and 13 at Bu.
[Reported for The Press.]
CUMBERLAND HARBOR-Brig Express, Frith—lB4
hhds sugar 8 Sc W Welsh; 77 do 160 bales 1 box tobacco
G W Bermdou A Bro.
ST JAGO DB CUBA—Brig Ella Reed, Tuzo—l7Thhds
sugar 6 tea do 20 bbls do 273 bales tobacco 20 000 se/ars
G W Rernadou tc Brt; 163 hhds sugar SAW Welsh; 6
do Jos Stowe Shaw; 1 half bbl coffee Dr Gteen; 1000
Begovs Bem&do Hecbavarria.
SAVANNAH—Bleatsbip State of Georgia, Garvin—
-1760 sacks wheat Honnifleld A'Dayer; 160 bales eotton
Greiner A Uarkuess; 43 do R Patterson A Co; 60 do T
Wattson A Sons: 60 do D d Brown A On; 60 do J P Oro
zier; 10doDAO Kelly;. 100 do D Soiomon A Co; 91 do
order; 22 do Hiy A McDevitt; 39 do 8 Little; 141 bales
domestics Hay to McDevitt; 6do Brown, Hill tc Co; 80
do Alex Whildtn; 166 bales cotton order: packages to ii
3*ayoe Sc. Son, J A Spiel, O Sc J Hess. Powers Sc
Weightmsn, X B<zin, A F Smith, B B Cummings. G
Hrcdie. M'S W p Brown. G P Edd'o, J B Uartwalt’s
Express Co, O Johnson tc Co, O Hoffman, Dr J Hajle
In steamship State of Georgia, from Savannah—M
Wells. O Counery, Delia Mo 'ajin, E A Jeiks Job Ash
ton. B Lay lor, Mrs L Thompson and child. Geo and O
Hotkill, John McWinter, Qaroah Bw»2ey, John Bur
ford, Q F and Henry Kills, J flench.
PORT OP PHiLADEIPmA, Oct. 14. 1858
87N RISXo 6 28 I BUN 'SETS .....6 82
HIGH WATER 7 68
U 8 M Steamship State of Georgia, Garvin, from Sa
vannah, 60 hours, with mdse and passengers to Alex
Heron, Jr.
Ur brig Express, Frith, 26 days from Cumberland
Harbor. Onb*, with augar and tobacco to Btc W Welsh.
Brigßlla Reed, Tuko, from St Jago de Cuba 26th alt.
with sugar, tobacco, Ac. to G W Jiernadou tc Bro. eld
in company with brigs Elisa, for Charleston, and Har
riet Aun, (Br) for Philadelphia. Lett barques Ocean
Homo aod Linda Stewart, for New York soon, and schr
Joba Griffith, from ot Johns NF,ju«tarr. Baiqne Sa
lem Bailed same diy. seeking. Sept 28tb, 20 miles
above Cumberland Harbor, spoke brig Black Sqa&U, fm
Philadelphia; oth inst, lat 36 49, long 74 20. signalled
barque Homiltou, hence for et Jago; 10th, lat 37 41,
tong 73 20, spoke brig Annie Laurie, from St Jago for N
Fork, 21 days out,
Bohr Sarah Warren, Boatlo, 1 day from Camden, Del,
with wheat to J L Bewley Sc Co.
Schr Telegraph, Truitt, 1 day from Camden, Del,with
corn to Jes Uarratt Sc Son
fccbrSlartha Wrightington, Wrightington,3 days from
Fall Rtver. in ballast to Cabeen Sc Oo
Bcbr Bancocis. Kidd, 1 day from New Castle, with
oats to Rlohardaon Sc Overman.
Sloop J D Fiflb,Bell,l day from Lewes, Del, with
mdcotoTheo Yf Parker,
Bhlp Arlington. Ilorton, Aspinwall. Workman Sc 00.
Brquo J VV Paige, Long, New York, Noble, flam*
matt A Caldwell,
Bohr G W Cummings, Whllden, New Bedford, N Stur
tevautAOo.
Schr K W Tull, Townsend) Mobile, N Starterant
A Co.
Schr Salisbury, Woodland, Washington, Hayes Sc
Godshall
Schr T M Ratbmel, Rathroel, Washington, do
Str J S Shriver. Dennis, Baltimore, A. Groves. Jr.
Str Sarah, Jones, New York, W M Baird A 00.
(Cortttspondeoco of The Press.)
HAVRE DS GRACE, Oot 13,1858.
The Kingston loft here this morning with 9 boats,
laden and consigned as follows:
Garret Tinsman, lumber to D B M Dalby; Gov Pol
lock, do John Craig; John Cline, do to Noxcross tc
Sheets; Two Brothers, bituminous coal to Cummings A
Oo; A H Sumcoy, do to Chao McObe; Tome, McCurdy
A Co, lumber to B T Januey; V 5 Doebler, do t> M
Trump A Son; Mary Frank and Ocean Wstc, coal to De
laware City.
(Correspondence of The Press.)
READING. Oct. 12.1658
The following boats, from the Union Canal, passed
into the Canal to-day. bound to Philadel
phia. laden and consigned as follows:
John W Woomer, floor aod rye to Humphries, Hoff
.manAWrighi; Danl Urlch and Barsler, Ooover A Co,
’grain to Jos Ooover; Inaiah Bloom and Jordan A Bros,
lumber to Mr Miller; Geo W Miller, Hour and grain to
Budd A Comly; Penuington A Raymond, lumber to Jaa
Haley; Major J Rohrer, do to Is&ao Kulp. F.
[Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange 1}
LEANS. Del.. Oct U
Very few vessels bare passed in for the last three
days.* The flteam-tug America is the only vessel at the
Breakwater Potir ecbrs are off this piaca going out.
Wind NK—weather very cloudy
Youre, Ao. WH. M. HIORMAN.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, henoe at
Btcbmood llth inst.
Bte&msblp North Star, Jones, from New York, ar
rived at Havre 25th alt.
~ Bteamahlp Virginia, Kelly, sailed from Blehmond
llth inst for Philadelphia.
Bteamahip Indian Empire, Jones, from,Galway, via
Halifax, tor New York, pat into Newport 12th mat. for
coal- , ,
Ship Robin Hoed, Matthew, cleared at New York
yesterday for San Francisco.
fhlp E P Stringer. Wood, for Bombay, via Ardroa
san, sailed from Liverpool 25th nit.
Ship Cambridge, Hewitt, for Oalontta, was in the
river, Liverpool, 28th nit, outward bound.
B<tip Oerro Gordo, Witham, for Baltimore, was in the
river, Liverpool, 26th ult, outward bound.
Ship Flying Boud, Baxter, from Bombay, at London
28th ult.
Ship North American, Collier, from Callao, at Ply
mouth 24th ult.
Ship Gan Eden, Seed, from Mobile forCfonstadt, ar
rived atEhinore 24th ult
Ship Agamemnon, Gsodfrin, from Bristol, England,
arrived at Oharleoton llth inst
Ship Atinie Btse, Bise. for Philadelphia, was in the
river, Liverpool, 2»th ntt, outward bound.
Barque Drazilera, Baxter, from New Orleans for Bio
do Janeiro, was spoken 6th inst, lat 30 80, Joog 75 65
Barque B K Kane, Hewitt, from Pernambuco, with
Soar, sailed from Richmond 12th lost.
Barque Washington, Wetica, frorii BromerhAvon for
Philadelphia, Cras in the Epglish channel 26th ult.
Barque Isaac B Davis Hand, from New Orleans, at
quarantine, Boston, 12th inst,
Birque Oak, Bydet, cleared at Boston 12th Inst, for
Phltade’jpbU. > %
Barque Joseph Hale, Merrill, satlel from Card.lT 25th
nit. for New York
Brig Canlma, Pinkham, hence, arrived at Boston
[2«h lost.
Brig Delaware, Baker, hence, arrived at Wilmington,
NO, 10th inst.
Brig Maria, Homan, hence, arrived At Wllmlfcgton,
NO. llth inst.
BrlgSabao, Brown} hence anlvsd at Boston 12th inst.
Bdhr M J GintfC, SnUth, frdm Brandywine, arrivod at
New Havoa 12th lost
Sihr Oatthbgeoa, Baker, hence, arrived at New Bed
ford 12th inst
Schr Mary NoaeH, Nowell, from Sandwich forPhila
de'phla, at New Bedford 12th inst.
Bohr Fiy, Obeeiemm, from Newport for Philadel
phia, at New Fork yesterday
Bohr 8 B Strong, Mott, hence for Providence, at New
York yesterday. - t
Bohr Lewis Ohestbr, Somers, hence, arrived at Wil
mington. NO, 12th inst
' FAhr W L Sprlsgß, Corson, hence at Wilmington, NO,
llth inst,
Fehr Hero, Terry, hence, arrived at Baltimore yes
terday, ,
Sohr B Frink, Eou'ghty, hence, arrived at Norfolk
llth inst. * ’
uchr 0 8 Feaslee, Foster, hence, arrived at Charles
ton llth lost.
Bcbr J J Spencer. Cole, was up at Wilmlogtou. NO.
llth Jnat. for Fhilsdelpliia! ’
Bohr 8 B Strong, Mott, hence for Boston, at N Yotk
yesterday,''
- Schts T Lake. Scull. Win P Ook, Houck; Jas M Vance,
Unrg< { Mary Miller, Laws; W G Nelson, Eudlcott; Jo
natbau May, Cobb; A Hammond, Clark, hence, and
MAry Price, Blizzard, from Brandywine, Del, at Boston
12tb inst.
Scbr Alida, Oarhury, cleared at New London llth
lust for Pbi'adelphla.
Bohr ‘•Transportation,” Austin, from Calais for Phi
ladelphia, at Newport 9th inst, and sailed llth.
Schrs Richard Borden, Arnold, and P Armstrong,
Dill, sailed from Fall River Oth inet. for Philadelphia.
Scb.s Jaa Martin, Harding, hence, and 8 L Crocker,
Presbrey, do for Taunton, at Fall River 10th lost
Scbr J Frambes, Frambes, sailed from Providence
llth inst. for Philadelphia.
Schr Marietta Hand, Terry, at Bristol 10th lost, from
Delaware City.
Sohr Globe, Jones, sailed frOra Bristol 10th inst. for
Philadelphia
Steamer Bristol, Alien, cleared at New York yester
day for Philadelphia.
DOMBBTXO PORTS
NEW YORK, Oot 13—Ar, ship Delhi, Lowell. Cardiff;
Br brig Reindeer, Curtis, St Jsgo de Cuba; sebrs Alice,
fßr) Cone, Denla, Spain; Clotilda. Wright, 8t Johns. P
8; Estelle, Darin, Turks Island; Sterling, Hill. New
Orleans; B H Nickerson, Baxter, Bavannah.
..9^’« B * 8 . a, ?. Bkips 8 kips li°*noke. Skinner, Norfolk; Hunts
rule, Post, Savannah; James Adger, Adams, Charles
ton; ships Robt Kelly, Barstow, Savannah; Salsstte,
(Br) Swinton, London; Zorich. Baxter, navte; brigs
Mary McKee/'Crocker, Wilmington; Grenada, Pettin
giil, Nuevit s; x Alatbea, Henry, Havens; eehrs Clifton,
Norris, Antigua; Isabella, Howland, Beaufort; Bnena
Viits. Collins, City Point, Vs; Howard, Lumen, New
barn; Essex, Post, Mobile.
Liverpool—Ar 26th ult, Victoria Reed, Preble, Ma
tansan; 28th. Peter Marcy. Thompson, N Orleans.
Bid 26th, Elizabeth Cashing. Pritchard, Calcutta; j
H Jarvis, Collier, Casting Ocean Monarch, Page, New
York; ’-7th, Young Hunter, White, Belfast; Faith, Ken
ny, Oftstine; 28th. Loodieoa, Darby, Mobile; and all are
reported as in the river 28th.
la the river ontwftrd bound 29th alt, Africa, (s)
Shannon; Cultivator, Russell. Arctio, Zeraga and J L
Bogart, Conway, N York: Bea King, Barker, Boston; J
Bradshaw, Bradshaw. 8t John, NB; Rappahannock,
Cushing, and Ocean Pearl, Ohandler, New Orleans; W
F Schmidt, Sears City Point. .
London—Ent inwards 24th, Mary B Rich, Rish, Sa
ges; John Knox, Ginn, City Point, Va; J P Keeler, Al
len/N York; 27th, Grey Oak, Jeffrey, Monlraeio; Ella,
Drummond. Cronstadt; 28th, J F Chapman. Chapman,
Port Neuf; Flying Eagle, Oonant, Arohangel.
- Old 261 h, Architect, PotnSra, Mauritius and Akyab,
and sldfrom Deal 28'h; Loudon, Hurlbot, New York:
27th, Burton, Cardiff'and Naevitas; Vernon, Grott,
Newcastle and Messina,
„® e *l*“Ar 24th, Berkshire; Williams, from London for
New Orleans; Abtolino, Hall, from do for Bombay; Tha-
Btlnsen, from do for New York} Ilen*y Herd Fow
ler. from do forDaaficeston, and all sailed; the Thalet
t» TO Off Btoad«t,ira at 1 P Mj 28th, Portland, Loavitt,
from do for Mobile, and aid.
p««B€d lalo of Wight 6AM Mih, Sarah No-man,
Co h b. from London for Calcutta ’
Q 1 rao«a;er— Ar 2tth, 0 0 Dttnoan, oti«, 8t John, NB.
Bhiolda—ArJNkh, Bay B.ato, Orov.il, London.
Plymouth-® 24th. Ellen Ollrer, Oovell, Barannah.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
fUatin* Jnteiha«n«
ARRIVED
OEEAUKD.
POBBIQN PORTS.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
DP TO OHB O'OLOCK THIS HOBIOIta.
GIRARD HODBE—Oheßtnut »troet. 6elow Ninth.
lIK Schmid, Y« O T Bohiiler. rt touij
7, Bauman, Butler, Pa AM Snyder, Wash, DO
I M Hobbs, Clinton, NO G D ReUl, St Pawl
L E Gousley. Troy, NY D Gibb ns Baltimore
J O Wilson, Pittsburgh G :1!. aok s 6r ’
B Duncan, Lohiaville W Dorris Huntingdon
J O Colton, Smitbport F£°2 l4in i, r. kn, a^
O P Mosely A la, Albany J McElroy A la, Albany
B B Roberts A la, NO A B Hoed, Maine
J F Cole, Boston G W Paten, Boston
D E Fowes, Pa li EaMeman. Pa
M Dolrtrtv A la, Boston Mr Winnans A Ift, Boston
Miss Revillon, Boston L liayara. Ya
MrMosuly Ala Bluhmond Miss Moacly, Richmond
J Brauder, Richmond W C Bturgia, Newark
J O Gregory, Va Miss Hart, Charleston
Mr Hart. Charleston Mr Brad'ey, Charleston
M ss Cohen, Charleston E O Peyton, Va
MissL Porter, Lancaster L W Wells, Savannah
C H Connerev. Savannah F W Tilton A la. N Orleans
W K Lewis, New Orleans J Woods A la, New Htven
O K Bunting A la, K T W O Gilbert, N O
Miss Cassidy, NO PII L&ngdcn, N O
PWG Lewis. Boston Col J AI Denison, Balt
L N Love'l, NY 8 Hart, Sr, Charleston
W T McClure, Louisville J G Mitchell, Easton
Alfred Joel, NY a Bpadone, N Y
U D Faulkner A la, N Y WO Auraan, Va
L A Auman, Va Thos H Thurman, Va
W L Ellis, Va F G Van Vllet, N Y
LW Truman, NY A H Hans, N Y
8 8 Webb, Mobile J W Bogart A Indy, N Y
J J Ri.binson, Webster,Mass Mr Swift A la, N Bedford
Miss Perry. New Bedford E Graham. Petertburg
II Chrtsfield, N Y B-iml B Field, NY
E Wise. St Louis T O King. Columbia, Pa
Ogd- n Haggerty. NY J Green, Alexandria, Va
Miss Green, Alexandria, Va O N Congreve, N Y
O O Harris, Davenport, Ia V Gross, N Y
WH Treadway,Washington Theo 8 Co lins, Md
Miss Mary A Collins, Md J P Nelson, N Orleans
J Kla, Mobile Thos Charlton, Boston
R Gteen, Ky W A Fretwell, L»
Oapt TyUr, N Y H*nry Young, N Y
Jonn Phillips, NY J H McKiozer, N Y
E Harmon, NY Thos Clapham, N Y
MrsJOlapbam NY G Mftelnman, Lancaster
00l Thompson, A S Morehead, P*
Mrs A S Alorehead, Pa Mr rtiDch»Bler, Baltimore
Wm Miller, Phiia Henry Oou a. Charleston
Miss A E Cobla, Charleston Miss R M Oobla, Charlestn
E W Wtst, Charleston Thad Street, Charleston
Mr Chapman, Mass Mrs Barlow A child, Ma^a
George Wagner NY G F Andorson, Norfolk, Ya
John L Wilcox Va T G Wi 11, Newbern, N C
J 8 Walters, St Louis O E Wliters, 8t Lonis.
Benj B Jones, N Y Dr C A J-nnlngs, Va
It Turner, Moss Isaac Swotser, Boston
ThOB Brady, 111 O L Ademcourt, Troy, N Y
MERCHANTS’ HOTEL—Fourth, below Arch street.
M Taylor,-Pa W O Shoemnker, Phiia
R Tj ler, Bucks co . J Duncan, FalUton
J Reed, Pittsburgh B Page A la Pittsburgh
MisrN W Campbell, Pa G >i Young, P»
J D Jones, Pittsburgh L M Gjithrie, Blairsville
J Raker, Pa R Jackson, Richmond
A Ballard, Richmond Mrs J T Brickeid, Pa
T Stewart, Columbia co IS Boas, Reading
RF Brown, Reading J Oronly NY
J Koontz. Va MUs F L Dodge. Pa
F H Stauffer, Lancaster Geo W Neff, Illinois
8 Gregg, Rlp'ey. O Jacob G Ge z, LanciSter
Mrs Eliza Barkley, Pa R F Ellis, Po^
J 8 Dellett Columbia, Pa Jacob L Swayze, N J
Hon Asa Packer, M Chunk Mrs J G Getz, Lancaster
Alex McCoy, Lane oo J B Gwln, Berks co
Jacobs Bala, Easton A Forsythe A la, Pa
John Morgan, Pa Hon Z Bonnet, Pa
R F Mcllbany, Pa Dunlop P-xton, Pa
Sam’lOberdorff Pa W Forsythe, Pa
Wm Dunlap, Obn George K White, Pa
Miss M White, Pittsburgh 9 hos Hire, Pittsburgh
Moses Nichols, Mass J H Farnawoith, Mass
NR Harding, Virginia Joh* 8 Ludwig; Pa
M W Shrade, Pa J 8 Buchanan. Pa
James Sutton, Pa H Endly. Mansfield, O
George W Jackson, Pa Jno Rowe, Pa
J L Decker, Ohambersb’g Jas McKim, Blair co
W Wolf, Centre co
UNION HOTEL—Aron street, below Fourth.
L Slnshlmxr, NY G Cook, Upton, Pa
M.sa N J White, Pa J K Eby, Bristol
W L Lawrence Ala, Boston O Pelffer, A la, Pa
G W Monk, P* S W Main, N J
R H Houser, N J W Barnot, Easton
Msre O Wbeoler, Reading John Zimmerman, Fa
Q.H Hiller, Lock HaTen W L Young, Ohio
R C Gall-her, Pa Jaa Bocchoin A la, Pa
A Scott, jr. A la, N Y M Ashmore, Ohio
D Barntt, Easton Danl Thomas, Easton
E M Stevenson, Del Mias 8 Fisk, Easton
Jas D Scott, Pa Jas GllWm, Pa
A 2 Lane, Pa Jos B Seidel, Pa
S 8 Schmuckor, Pa J Robinson, Ohio
Chas Sohulhous, N J Jas W Briggs jr, Pa
T Brush, NY O C Carrell. Ohio
D D D Carrell, Ohio R B Williams, Ky
J B Milhouse, A la, Ohio Wm R Uumbort, N Y
A L Irwm, Green Castle Wm Kreps, Green Castle
O W Robinson, Ohio
AMERICAN HOUSE—Chestnut street, below Sixth.
J R Freese, Trenton J M Guthrie, Blalrsvillo
W S flasots. Pa JO Henkitt A ia, Boston
J McCarty, Keotilog J U Hauk, Easton
E Levan, Tamaqua G Biinton, W Chester
8B Johnson. NY W U Harris, N Y
J ihoma*, Georgetown Miss S Juhcson, N Y
J S Wortham A da, N O J Stevens, Ohio
,T M Houston, Del 51 Boyce A la. G'oenshurg
J Calvert, Lock Haven E A Jelkos, Fla
Robt 11 Sayer, Bethlehem Geo Bigelow, Lexington
Oapt Montgomery Carlisle Miss Montgomery, Oarlielo
A 8 BbberUon. Ky J B Norfleet, Va
N Pegly, M Chunk H P Cochran. Boston
W H Jordan. Va A E Jordan, Va
F A Curtis, Del J Sebling, Pa
John Webb, Pa David Stewart, Pa
8 Connloghatn, Pa OS Whialer A 2 chd, Eng
J C Drew, England
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third.
F Wise, Brownsville 8 Daubach, Northampton
W Romig, Lehigh co J F Boyer, Reading
GW Ulrich. Ashland JJ Nissley, Uamuiilton
W Lake, Ashland J P Witts, namn ilton
U J Handler, Pottsvllle b H Lares, Hainmilton
J H Wrede, o Carolina Godfrey Lammet, Halifax
8 Opponheimer, Halifax M 3 Barnum, Clinton co
G W Geiger, Potfotitle J K Heistcr, Lancaster
J Ferguson, Halifax, Pa Wm P Samuels, Mass
John Q Chambers, Pa 8 E Harlacher, Btroadsb’g
8 M McHenry, Wheeling Alex Smith. Ohio
Miss L A Smith, Pa John Jameson, Liverpool
Geo Z Bentz, Philadelphia Geo J Boss A la, Lebanon
Thos McNelsh, Bloomsburg, Pa
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL--Socon4 Arch,
G P il’en. Wmsport,Pa A Page, Wraaport, Pa
E Jacoby, Easton. Pa D O Kelly, Dover
A L Wright, Jr, Del ' Geo Short, NY
Jno R Ford, Del Wm K Allen, NJ
W Peterson, N J F Howard, Erie, Pa
O B&rnltSj Erie, Pa
MADISON HOUSE—Beoond street, above Market.
B 0 Prettyman, Delaware lienrj Wolfe, Delaware
M Adams, Delaware G II Adimt, Delaware
D Soathmayd, Newark, N J C 8 McCabe, Delaware
H M Conner, Pittsburgh K N Davis, Pittsburgh
Jacob Iless, Lancaster Jas C Mltcnel, NY
Geo A Jones, Delaware A B Tomlinson, N J
Samuel Roberts, N V Jas li Badclift. Delaware
BARLEY SHEAF HOTBl>—Second stroet, below Vlney
A Yokes k da, Montg’y co J Engle, Philadelphia '
J T Mears, Phiia W Ferris, Luzerne co
E b German, Newtown John Davis, Books co, Pa
John Wood, Pa Jos Kenworiby, Pa
A Dannenhower, Bucks co. Pa
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third, above Oa’lowhUl.
B Bchroyer, Pughtown W Cooper, Cooperstown
0 FlnDey, Rockville W M Buokman. Pa
Obas M Thomas. Pa 0 W Cooper, Allentown
0 51 Shane, Hamburg Miss Mlllot, Pa
Solomon Ohl, Mlllf'rstown Jas Smith. Berks co
Obas Helfrlch. Kutztown Baml Smith, Pa
C Butz, Kutztown Jacob lioyer, Berks co
Mahion A Sellers, Berksoo
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third street, ab. OallowhUl.
Beubon Wlllower. Easton Benj li Mahon, Pa
Jno W Newhart, Kansas Jn» ErarUk, Harrisburg
D N Rank, Lebanon bo P nee e, Jr, N J
A Calvin, East -n Abram Freaoer, Ilarrlob’g
Jno Morgan Salem, O 0 Bradley, N Pottsvllle
Jno Ilarbater, Reading
BLACK BEAR INN—Firth and Merohant streets.
J Work, Oeell C 9, Md J H Dhhl, Georgetown
S J Wilson, Lancaster G Laporte k 2 ladies, Md
J B Wetmer, Lancaster T 8 Young. Chester oo
Irvin Taylor, l'a John Erb. LancAster co
Geo R ft*. T S Young, Jr, Chester oo
4 & Lewis, Delaware co Sami Mos'*, Phmalxvillo
Hiram 0 Foulkes, Va John B Weaver, 111
M Evans, Chester co Jt McBpsrran, Lancaster co
E H Brown, Lancaster co Jas Brown. Oeotl co, Aid
W M Wilson. Newark. Del Mrs Webster, Chester oo
Spuciai Notices
W. Henry Patten, Manufacturer of Window
BHADKB, end Importer of CURTAIN and tIPiIOL
stKBT Materials, lack »nd. muslin ouit-
TiINS. BROCATELLKB, StTIN DB LAINB and
WORSTED DAMASK, RAPS, MOREENS. PLUSHES,
OXMPB and TABSBLB, GILT COINICES and OUR
TAIN ORNAMENT 3. Gilt Window Shades, with all
the trimmings, as low as 76 cents each Just received
fr:m Auction a large invoke of Curtains, which are
off-red at the following unprecedented low prices:
iffuslln Curtains, ft 00, worth $3 00 a pair.
Lace « $2 00, << $4 00 << “
Tambour Lace “ $lOO, ” .$6 00” ”
Quite heavy” ” $5 00, ” $lO 00” ”
Elegant rich Embroidered, $lO 00, ” $2O 00 ” ”
Damat-k Curtains fxom $lO 00 to $l6 00 per window,
complete, Curtains ntario and put up at the shortest
uotiee, by competent workmen.
/ W. ÜBatllY PATTEN, 030 OHKBTNUT St.,
ocl2-6moa Opposite Jayne's Now Hail
Singer’s Bewlns Machlnbs —'Pbtlt Singer’s
Sewing Machines mako tiie b st stitch ever inventmi,
has been widely known for years. Other msohines may
make a similar stitch upon a few light fabrics, but
Sluger’s alone are competent to do every kind of work
upon every variety of fabric.
Singer's new Family Sewing Machines have the same
relative superiority as his machti.es for manufacturing
purposes. They are also more beautiful than any
other.
Hemming and Binding Gauges of the most Improved
style Are applied when desired to any of Singer’s Ma
ohiues. I. AI. BINGBR CO ,
sol6-tjan22
No. 602 OHESTNUT Street.
850, 800 f S3O, S3O, S3O, 850, 800, 800.—
SINGER'S SEWING MaOHINKS —PRICES RE
DUCED —A now and elegant Family Sewing Ma
chine for $6O, and the general scale of prices greatly
reduced. All who want a substantial, si rple, and re
liable Sewing Machino, which has an established repu
tation for doing the very best work on every kind of
material, are invltod to call at our office and exrtuiine
the new inachlnos, at the reduced prices. They can
not fall to be satisfied. 1. Si. SINGER k CO.,
001-lm No COS CHESTNUT Street.
Jules Hand's Aromatic Vinegar Is a de
lightful cosmetic, and effectual remedy for Neuralgic
pains, headaches, dco. It is also a powerful purifier of
tbo air, in dose or confined ohatnbers. This article
has obtained Just celebrity for its many excellent pro
perties. Sold by all Druggists, and at the Tjaboratory
of JULES HAUEL k 00., Perfumers and Importers,
704 Ohestnut Sheet, Philadelphia. ocll-Gt
Scurvy.—Scurvy Is not confined to Arctic
travellers and neglected sailers ; it showß Its disgusting
features also among the ill-fed poor In our filthy lanes.
Nothing has been found so speedily efficacious In ar
resting the decomposing tendency of the vital fluids
in scorbutio disease as the PERUVIAN SYRUP.
For sale in this city by F. Brown, comer Fifth and
Ohestnut, and Hassard k Go., corner Twelfth and
Chestnut. *e29-dfcw tf
Thom&s W« Bully, No. Ban Market Street,
Importer and Dealer In Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silver
and Plated Ware. First-class goods constantly on hand
The subscriber, paying cash for every article, Is enabled
to sell at a small advanoe. Those about purchasing
would do well to call. All goods warranted as repre
entsed. sel-8m
One-Price Clothing of the Latest Styles, and
made In the best manner, expressly for rbtaii. salsb.
We mark our lowest selling prkes in plain riatraaa
on eaoh article. Ail goods mode to order are warrauted
satisfactory, and our ons-friob btstbm is strictly ad
hered to. We believe this to be the only fair way of
dealing, as thereby all are treated alike.
JONBB k 00.,
»a27'17 604 MARKET Street,
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA. THURSDAY OCTOBER 14, 1858.
On the 13th lmt„ at'(ho Church of the *piph» D J'i
ly Rot. n. S WillUma, D D , E'/.U*. BOWUH to
ELIZABETH 8., daughter of Tilton Wilder, of Aroey
town, N J. *
On the 11th instant, by Her. A. Cobb, Mr. MAT
THEW 01 BEN, of Baltimore, to Mina ELIZA O.
OLASS, r,f Nor oik. Va. *
On the 12th instant, br the Rev Daniel Kendig,
WIILIAM L. DUNGLTBON to 80PHIE, youngest
daughter of the late Aritnideß Monges, Esq. *
On the 12th Instant, by tbe Rev. Ilemy J. Morton,
D. D , F. STANDISU BRADFORD, M D, ol Provl
deoce R. 1., and ANNE, daughter of John M. Bdflsoo,
ofthiPcily. *
At Baltimore, on the 80th ult., by the Rov O B.
Howarl, BBUOE SMALL to FANNIE J , daughter of
Wm. H. Fooler, ERq *
At West Ohester, on Tuesday, 13th inst., Mrs. EU
NICE P , wife of John Hickman.
Her funeral will takeplaee, from the family residence,
in Gay street, West Chunter, on Friday afternoon next,
at 2 o’clock Services at the Episcopal Qhurch. To
proceed to Oakland Cemetery. * *
On the morning of the 13th instant, at his residence
ou Locust streot, Doctor KLISIIA TOWNSEND. *
On Tuesday morning, 12th Inßtsnt, JOHN HERON;
In tho 03d year of his age. f ’
His male friends ate respectfully invited to attend hie
fuoeral from his late residence. No 318 South Twenty
first Btreot, this (Thursday) morning, at 10 o’clock. To
proceed to Cathedral Oemetory. *
Oatho 12th instant, ALBERT G. tTIMBLE, in the
22<1 yotr ot his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectful
ly invit-id to atteud his funeral, from the residence of his
father, Beijitmin 13. Slimhle, No. 669 Y"rk avenue, on
Friday aftem'ion, at 2 o’clock, without fuctheP notlco.
To proceed to Laurel Hill. **
On Monday nv-raing, &t the resideQoo of her son,.
Rev. tioger Owen, Chcßtnut Hill, Mrs. JANE OWEN,
in her 824 year
Funeral this (Thursday) at 10 o’clock, A. M. To
proceed io South Laurel Hill. Friends of the family
invited to atteud without farther notico *
On the 11th instani, RhBKOOA J., wife of Richard
W Bacon.
The f,lends of the family are invited to attend her
funeral, from tho residence of her husband. No. 631
Mmhail street, this (Fifth day) morning, the 14th inst.,
at 10 o’clock. *
At By berry, on the 12th instant, in poaee and resig
ns.ion, after a lingering illnesß, borne with fortitude
aDd patience, GRAOR, wilu of Henry Bowmsa.
Funeral to meet at the residence of her husband, this
(fifth day,) 14th inst., at 2 o’clock. *
rv-r==a Philadelphia and Darby Railroad
[L_f COMPANY —The Subscribers to the Capital
bt ck of the Philadelphia nnd Darby RuilroAd Com
pany are notill j d that tne following instalments wißbe
due, and aro hereby requested to be paid on the follow
iug dates, viz: *
Second inHtulinent of $5 per share, on Thursday, 28tU
October inst.
Third instalment of $5 per share, on Saturday, 27ih
November next.
Fourih iufUlment of $6 per share, on Monday,. 27th
December next.
The Stockho ders are at*o notified that all or any of
tho Instalments on tho Stock subscribed for by thorn
may be paid in &dv nee, and that interest will be t|/
lowed f om tho date of payment of each instalment tip*
to trie Ist January next
By order of the Board of Directors.
THOMAS SPARK 3, Treasurer,
bo 121 Walnut Street
Subscription Book now oponfortho balance of the
Ftock, at the Office of the Treasurer, from 9A.M to
1 P. M.
PniLaoKr.rHiA. Oct. 2,1858.
ry-77=» To thn Fire Department of Pliilnrit-N
\XS PIIIA Tho Directors of tho GIRARD FIRE
AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY have re
solved to appropriate Oue Hundred Dollars to oacb Fire
Company within the City, now having in service, or
who may hereafter put In sertice, a STEAM FIRE
ENGINE.
Companies applying for this oppropiiation. through
their Committees, Trustees, o H Agents, will bo ro*
quircd to furnish a certificate, signed by their Pre*
Bident authorising 1 hem to receive the money. They
will also ho required to furnish the certificate of the
Mayor, certifying that the Company applying is In
service in this city, and has been approved by City
Councils. ALFRED a. GiLLVL'T,
Philadelphia, Oct 13,1868
rv'T?£» Office Girnrd Fire and IVlurine In-
LLS SUHANUK COMPANY,
415 , Schuylkill Navigation Building.
Tbo Directors of the Girard fire and Marine fn*
surance Company have this day declared a dividend of
bIX PJiB CENT. upon ibe Capital (Stock, payable to
Stockholders, on and after the Second dny of Noremlwr
next. ALFBiiD S. GILLETT,
Treanurer.
ocl4-thstu3tr
Philadelphia, Oct. 11, 1868.
ryssa At a Stated Meeting oi the Board of Man-
HJf AGBRB OP “ TOE IIOMB Ml 5 810 NARY 8001-
Jsi If OP TUB CITY OF PHILADELPHIA,” held on tbe
evening of (he Btb lost., fit the Booms of the Society,
No 641 east NORTH street, tbe following preslatble ana
resolutions were unanimously adopted, viz:
Whereas, This Board has heard with do*p concern 06
the burning of the Btearoship Austria at sea, and of the
immense less of life resulting therefrom, an well as tbe
fact that, amongst (he nun ber thus los% there was one
Indy very closely Allied to tho Soc’ety we repreaont, not
only by her uncoasirg efforts to do good, but also by her
timely and bountiful gifts to its treasury: Therefore
Resolved, That this Board deeply sympathise wi<h
the numerous relatives and frloa s of Blis. BMILIE
VEZIN, whose valuable l.feaud utofnlnean have born
cut shortby tbe molanclioly catastrophe alluded to
itbove.
Resolved, That her acts of devotion to Buffering bn
raao.ty, as well as her nofo'e gltts. Under the unan*
earning name of <( A Christian Lady,” to the friends of
this society, will long he remembered by every member
of this Biard
Resolved, That a copy of these proceedings be sent
to the relatives of tho deceased in this city, and that'
they bo published in the daily papers
GEORGE U STUART, President
R. K. HoErLich, Secretary. ocl4-lt
Mprlog Garden Loan Assdcißttort,
The Monthly Meeting will be held on THURS
DAY Erening, 14th init., at 7X o’clock, on SPRING
GABDRN Street, first door below BROAD, North side.
ocl3-2t# J. A. TREGO, Secretary,
ry.—iM Prcclnmatid;!*— 1
[Jjj IIkALTK Oppitfi, Oct. 32,39*8.
Wbprbas, Quarantine at the Limetto Station till!
close, by ordt rof iho Ciard of Health, on the l&th of
this month, (October.) b:.t as Epidemics stilt prevail
to some extent in a few of our c onthern Ports as well
as In the West Indian, requiring caution in tbe alialt
ting of vessels up to thy port of Philadelphia, notwlth
standing the low tomiorftturG of the attueepborp. with
the *prosp f ct of It so continuing—NOTlCE JB HBR3'
BY GIVEN, That all vorss’s arriving from the Ports
of Obarlioiton, Havanush New Orleans, Galveston, or
the West Indies, are required to be visited i*y the Port
Physician previously to heir buing haul d<o any wharf
of the Qlty or Windmill Inland, an«l undergo such an
examination ,ns in provided by iho 13th seorlon of the
General HrfiUh Lavfl of 101" fortes security of the o»ty
and Port from the Introduction of any pestilential hr
contagious disecso
Owners and consignees of vessels expected to arrive
from any of the aforesaid ports are requested to give
information to Captains of tbe same, through tbe Pilots
or otherwise, as maybe moat effectual in giving the
above notlco to those interested.
The above restriction on coastwise voxels will be re
moved at iho very earliest day that circumstances will
admit.
Cotton, and all other articles now in Quarantine, In
the Public Stores, will be permitted pp.to the City oh
application for bpnoite.et tne Health Office.
Published by order of the Board,of Health,
ARTHUR HUGHE9.
oc!3-3t Health Officer.
y-=s*farmerB’ Mechanics’ ilunK, Philn-
L 3 DELpniA, t. 2, 3858.—The Annual Election
for Directors will • held at the BANKING HOUSE,
on MONDAY, the day of November next, between
the bouio of 9 o'clock A. M. and 3 o'clock P. M , and
on TUESDAY, Iho 2*l day of November next, a gonoral
meeting of the Stockholders will be held at the Evoking
House at 4 o’clock P. M., agreeaMy to the charter.
oc4 dtNl6 W.RUSUTON, Jr., Oanhier.
,y.£jh Sotiillwnrk tlank; Philadelphia. October
L 3 11,18.58—The Annual Meeting of the Piock
loTders of this Bask •will, us held at the BANKING
HOUfIE, on Tuesday, the 2d day of Novotnber next, at
15>o’cIock M. And the Annual Election for Directors
will be held at thu BANKING lIOUdE, on Monday, the
16 h day of November next, between the hou’B of 10
o’etook A. M. and 2 o’clodfc P. M. T. I*. STEEL,
ecl2*dtno!6 Oaehier.
ryr=M Girard Bank, Fhlladclphla, Oct* llth,
L 5 1858 —AN ELECTION FOR THIRTEEN DI
iEOIOHS, to serve the ensu'ng year, will beheld at
the BANKING HOUSE.cn MONDAY, the 15th day
of NOVEMBER next, between the hours of ten and
two o’clock.
The Arnual Meeting of the Stockholders will be'held
at the same place, 00 TUESDAY, tbo 21 day of No-
Tcmbor upit at Vi o’clock M. W. L. SOUAFfUR,
o»'12 rUdtnlß Cashier.
Hcpartiuf nt of Surveys—office of Chief
ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR—FiuIadxI
PH4A, S>PT.2OTB,IB6B.
HvJTIOE —IIuPIICATE PLANS o' the SECOND
SECTION of the Re-Snrvcyand Regulation of Germ«n.
town, bounded norlhenstwardly by Germantown avenue,
southwardly by WUmhlckon streot,
Queen street, northwestwardly by west Wmhlrgton
avenue, in the ward.
SEVENTH SEC I lON of the Survoyof tho late Tcwn
«hip of 810.-kley, bouuded on Iho north by Oxford st,
on tho soulh by Wyaluslng street, on tlm east by Forty
ninth Riroet,and on the west by Fifty Six b (60th) street
or-Usher uvonue, in tbo Twenty-fourth wkrd.
BEOOND, THIRD, and FOUHTII SECTIONS of the
late Borough of Franklord. comprising all east of
Frankford street, to Stiies stroet, snd from Frankford
Oreok to Little Tacony Greek; also, all northwest of
Frankford street, from Orthodox street northeastward
to Ltttlo Tacony Creek. Also, tho whnto of the lato
b trough of Whitehall, In thu Twenty-third want.
FOURTH SECTION of tho Survey and Regulation of
the Twmty.flrat ward, bounded on the uorthvreat by
Centre street, on the southeast by BhUr’a lr.no, cn t|io
northeaei by Ridge road, and on the southwest by tne
River Schuylkill— are now prepared and deposited for
iuspoclion, at the Offices of the Surveyors and Regula
tors «>t tho EIGHTH, NINTJI, TBNl'll.and ELE
VENTH SURVEY DISTRICTS, «hd attbo«>ffico of this
Department, City Dulldibg, FIITU Street,below Wal
nut; aud tho Uoard of Surroyors have appointed MON
DAY, the 18111 day of Octobor, 1868, at 10 o’clock A.
M , to conflider any objectiens that may be urgod there
to by any cltizon interested thendu.
STRICKLAND KNISAEB,
ocs-too!8 Chief Euglnoer and Surveyor.
ry-y» Mayor’* Office, City of PhUndolplita,
OOIOBBR 4, 1663.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
BY ORDINANCE, API’ROVED OCTOBER Ist, 1868,
Letters M trked Proposals for Oxty Loan,
PROPOSALS, to be endorsed ” Proposals for City
Loan,” will bo received ftt the Maror's Office, In the
Oity of Phlladolphia, until tho 16Hi day of Octobor, A.
D. 1858. at 12 M., for Loaning to fne City of Phlladol
pbia FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY TIIOUSVND
DOLLAHS, for which Certificates of Loan of One Hun
dred Dollars and upwards will bo issued, bearing inte
rest at the rate of six per centum per nunum, free from
taxation, and redeemable In thirty years from date
PROPOSALS will be rt-celved for any sum, but not In
fractions of one hundred dollars.
The Proposals will be opened on the I6U» day of Oc
tober, 1868, by tho Mayor of t,hedty, in tho presence
of tho City Treasurer and the Oomlnlttoe on Finance.
The highest offers will be accepted, tho O.ty reserving
the right to accept or decline the whole, or any amount
ih< reof. Payment will be required on the 20th day of
October. Interest to otimmenc* from that date.
Pf-* 'V*-> Geology.—Two Courses of Lectures
on QEOLOGY will be delivered to Ladies and
Gentlemen, in the Scientific and Classical Institute,
OHESTNUT street, northwest corner of Twelfth, by J.
ENNIS, Principal of the Institute,'commencing Oct.
19th. and continuing the afternoon course at 4 o'clock
on TUESDAYS ana THURSDAYS and the evening
oouiseatß o’clock on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Both oourses will bo the same, each comprising 22 lec
tures, a number sufficient to bring forward all the great
and wondeifulTßUl'nS of GEOLOGY, and likewise the
FACTS by which these truths are demonstrated.
Tbkmb —Tho two introductory Lectures FREE. Each
courcess. Eutrance ou Twelfth street. ocl-lßt
Union Preaching for the People, under
LkJ5 the ausplcos of tho Ministerial Union, in con
nection with the Young Men’s Christian Association,
by tbo various ministers of our cityon every TUESDAY
at 4 *’• M„ in the BANBOM-STRKET
OUUROH, until further notice. Services confined to
ONE HO OR ireeisely. Rev. Mr. BE 183 this afternoon.
w7-M
JUarmgei. ’
EDentljs.
Treasurer.
ocl4-tbstu3w
LOAN
430,000 DOLLARS.
ALEXANDER HENRY,
Mayor of Phlladolphia.
I rre* - Homeopathic Medical College df Penn*
LK-5 SYLVANIA—The Introductory Lerturng will
I oommence on MONDAY, the Jlih and be deli
vered In the following ordor:
Dr. W. Williamson, on Mond »y, at 1% P. M,
Dr J Beakley, Tuesday, “ “
Dr. W.ARred, Wednesday,** “
Dr. J. R Coxe,jr.. Thursday, ** “
Dr OJ. llempol, Friday, ** **
Dr. Thos. Moore, aatsirday, ** 11
Dr-A. H Flaudors, Saturday, atB)< P. M.
The Profession and tho Public are invited to at
tend
The Lectures < f the Regular Course will oommence
on Monday, the 18 h, 110 o’clork AM.
oc9*?t# w. WILLIAMfeON, M. D., Dean.
Philadelphia College ol Medicine* 214
Lks South FIFTH Street, below Walnut. Order of
Introductory Lectures •
Monday, October 11th, 8 P. M., Prof. TAGGART.
Tuesday, u ] 2 tb, 10 A.M., “ RAND.
‘‘ , “ 12tJ,llA M, “ HARLOW.
Thursday, a uth.lOA M, “ MEIGS
‘‘ “ 14th, HA. M, “ HALSEY.
Friday, «< l5th,lOAM., “ HARTSUORNE
“ “ 16th, 11 A. M, “ GORBRECIIT.
Clinics on Wednesday and Saturday, at noon.
B HOWARD RAND,M. D.,
OMI-fit* Dean of the Faoulty.
Jefferson Medical College--Introductory
Lks lectures
Prof. DCNGLCSON, MONDAY, October 11, at 7 P.M.
Prof DICKjON. TUESDAY, «• 32,at7P.M.
I’iof. GROSS. « « 12, at 8 P.M.
Medical and Purgicat Clinic, WEDNESDAY, October
18,12 to 2P M.
Pror. BACIlft, THURSDAY, October 14, at 7 P. M.
Prof PANCOABC. “ •* H, at 8P M.
Prof. MITCHELL, tRIDAY, “ 15. at 7 PM.
Prof. MBfG-t, u u 15, at 8 P.M.
Medical and Surgical Clinic, SATURDAY, October
18, VI to 2 P.M.
ocB-7t UOIILEY DUNOLISON, M. 1) , Dean.
ry“-5 = » University of Pennsylvania.—Medical
IKj department.
The Introductory T ectures to the Course of 1858-’69
will be delivered in the tailoring ord« r
MONDAY, October 11th, at 12 M., Dr Jackson.
‘ “ « &t IP. M., Dr. Leidy.
TUESDAY, « 12th, at 12 M., Dr. Carson.
“ » “ at 1 P M , t'r. Smith.
WEDNESDAY, “ 13th, Medical Clinic. 12 M.
“ “ “ Surgical Clinic IP.M.
THURSDAY “ 14th, ftt 12 H ,Dr Wood.
“ ‘ '• nt 1 P U, Dr Rogers.
FRIDAY. u 16th, at 9% P. M ,Dr Hodge.
Ihe public is invited to uttond
B. E. ROGERS, M. D.,
oc7-Bt-if Dean Medical Faculty.
ri*tzp» Notice.—Green and Contes-Street Phi-
LL 3 LADELPHIA PASSENGER RAILWAY COM
PANY.—A second instalment of Fl'-'E DOLLARS per
share in the capital stock ef the Green aid Coates
u treet Philadelphia Passenger Railway Company Will
be dun and payable at the Office of the Company, No.
423 WALNUT Street, on MONDAY, the Bth daj of No
vember next, between the hours of 30 A M,aud3P M.
oc7-td HARRY CONNELLY , Treasurer.
i-yrsf* Business Men’s Union Prayer Meeting
Datly from 12 to 1 o’clock, in the Saasoai-sttect
Church Uave I been there? If not, why? ©c7-tf
Jicm publications,
V’STfiBSTER'S
? ? QUARTO DICTIONARY.
THE ENTIRE WORK UNABRIDGED.
PUBLISHED BY
J. B. LIPPINOOTT «c CO.,
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Fivo times as many of Webster’s Dictionaries are now
sold in this couotry as of all others c ombined. Nink-
it is believed, of ah the Text-Books used in our
public school- recoguiso Webs eras their aUndatd of OR
THOGRAPHY, while not ose in a hundiibd recognise
any other. In Etymiloot. Gborok Bancrovt says:
“ It sn'passes anything that has been done for the
English language by early laborers; aud Daniul
WRB3TKR—“ I know nothing on the great head
of htytnology to supply its place In Pronun
ciation, one of our most distinguished Ameri
can scholars, with a thorough opportunity for ob
servation here aud in England, declares it more correct
ly represents the best usage tbau any other ; and Pro*
lessor Wm. RiS3rtLL,the dtstioguirbed Elocutionist,
declares th-it ihe critical labors of Professor Goodrich
in this department have left Utt’e room fortho scru
pulons object'ous of some instruct irs to certain forms
of orthoepy; ” while in Definition, tu* groat and ail
important feature of a Diet ionary—more important than
dlloihers o -mbinod- Webster’s unmeasurable superiori
ty to every other American Lexicographer has ever
been conceded.
Ho who bays WEBS’ 1 ER will
“GET THE REST ”
Brief extracts, and a very braall proportion in num
ber of those received, can only be given here as
TESTIMONIALS.
It is constantly cited and relied on In onr conrls of
justice, in enr legislative bodies, and in public dis
cussion, as entirely conclusive —Hon. Joun 0. t pen
obr.
Never feel that I am entirely armed and equipped, in
this rfflp Q,, ,t, without Dr. Webster at oomijuud.—
[Daniil Wbbst< r.
Ueg to bdopi, »u it<« utmost strength and extont, tllo
testimonial of Dajirfl Webstor —[Kupua Croats
K NKOBS'ITT TO KTKRV EUUCaTHD MlN’D.*’<
Bnonouut. High Chancellor of England.
’lhw most completo Dictionary of the Euglieli lan
guage that has ever butfa published, and aqes wili.
BLArsR before any other dietiocary of that language
will •'e required.—[Dr. Thomas Dick, of Scotland.
THE MOiT COMPLETE, ACCURATE AND RELI
ABLE DICTION aUY OF THE LANGUAGE.-[ t hob
Hi EF.HIO2I, LBWIS OaSB, TJIKODOBB FIIKLIIiOiUTSEJJ,
BoubktO WINTHrOP, Aod others.
It isa work of profound investigation, and does infi
nite honor to the phllolog Oil learning and general
literature of this country. —[Chancellor K*st«
Far excel'all others in giving and defining scientific
terms -—[President Uitohoock.
Surpassed in fulnes* and accuracy by Done in our lan
guage.—[President Wayland.
May norr be recommended, without reserve or quali
fication, as the best extant.—[Prefldoot Olih.
TH* BEST AXO lIWT OBPrL'L DIOTIONaKY of tub
ZXQLIbB bASUUAOB XVBIt PU»LlS.y«l>.-[LpD<loiiTiinOH.
A nob.e monut* ent of erudition and indefatigable re
search.—London Literary Gnzotte.
\ While you are about it. okt tub B'3t; that Diction
ary is Noab Webster's, Tits ohkaT work tmßßiuutu.
—[PhrtinOloglcftl Journal.
ItBOOMMBRD TO ALL BTUDHXTS, AND KSPXOIA M.Y ALL
TUO3B WHO ABB MAINLY DSTB-NDTHT OS SBLF-CULTURt,
OK SBLB-aDDCATION, TO SHIP A COPY OV TUtS WORK UY
Ulkib aiDR as t hand-book. So far as I know, then
fa a unanimity of opinion that Mr. Webster’s is the
bast Dinaiscl Dictionary in the Luglluh language.—
[Hon. IHjbacM MArtN.
A LIUBARY IS AS INC/oMPLITB WITHOUT WfBSTBB’S
QUASTO riOTIONART BH the SULtft BYSTKM W.tt d bo
without the SUN.—[Scientific American.
Every scholar knuws its value —[Wm U. Prkscott.
Unriva led by any work of tho kind in the English
language —[President Fisk
ft is acknowledged both in this country and America
to be the uioßt ebpiouH and moat excellent at present
in circulation. of the London Imperial Die
tion&TY.
Dr Webster's grest work ifl the beat Dictionary in
the English l ftlls y<ig?.-rh<>ndon Morning Uhrontcle
When thiß work ia Aft Wm! known in Britain as it s In
America, it wil’ supersede ovdy otuCf hook of the kind
in the Bame departmeut cf letters —[(JartiOiwg** ( Kt, S*
land) Independent Press
Dr Webster has entered more deep'/ into etymologi
cal researches, and with greater success, thin any of
his prbdecehffOrß In the sitme vocutloo * * # Id
deed,' on t ile ground, he &tar\ds pot only unrivalled, but
atoii'i —[North Am rieftn ftnit-w.
M J .y be regarded as boaring the same relation to the*
English language *hich.Nawton’s Principia does to tho
fUblimo science of Natural Philosophy —[fcLinu Bub-
RITT.
No American scholar who <!oss not fool proud of the
labors of I>r. Webster —(President Hordts.f
Indispensable for the library of 67 ry American or
English stodent.—PioL Pare, Andover.
Ills work fl'lH a place in our literature which is oo*
lUpied by no otho *.—| Prof. Phelpn, Andover.
If called upon to sac Iflce my library, volume br
volume, tljo book which J should preserve longest, ex
bapt the Bible, is the AftßßioA* Diotlohart ov tub
English LasouaGb bjf J)f. Webster.—[prbf. llatbnj
of the-Unlveraity of Michigan.
Cj* Other and similar testimony might be adduced
from among the most honored oatnes.wblch dittingmsh
American Hcbolarship or adorn the bench, tho bar, tbo
pulpit, and the medical, and (last not least) edi
torial professions of the country. Some of these are
Rev. Doctors Milnor, Knox, De Witt, Matthews. Ezra
Styles Ely, Bacon, Tnylor, Skinner, Pro estorn Silli
mau, Olmsted Moses Btuart, Leonard, Woods, Emerson,
Stowe, Kiogsloy, &o , Sc o. _
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RUSSELL’S HISTORY OF FRANCE, llluitfate-t-
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Coiner ol Tromont and Bloomfield Streets,
Boston, Massachusetts,
By I\ GLBABON.
A. WINCH, 320 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
ocU-dd«rAW3t General Agent.
TWO TRIPS A WEEK TO
eSSssSSiiiy BRIDGETON!—On and after WEDNES
DAY, 2utn lust., tho Steamer EXPRESS will lpave
Aich Street every Wednesday and laturday morning, at
Eight o’clock (Instead of Bj£, as heretofore),- for
Bridgeton. Will leave Bridgeton every Monday and
Thursday morning at 8 o’clock ; stopping at Delaware
City aud Now Castle. Stages for Millville,J»ort Eli
gabath, Fairtoh, Oedarvillo, Newport, DlviditSjLCreekß,
aud Maurloatown, connect with this boat, /WwFJm*
Hetail fUru @oo^6.
XT* ALL AND WINTER CLOAKS.
OPENING DAILY.
PINE CLOTH RAGLANS.
. ELEGANT BEAVER RAGLANS,
RICH VELVET CLOAKS.
Elegantly adorned with
BEAL LACES, CROCHET. Ac.. &o.
OPERA. CLOAKS
The largest and moat vailed stock of these fashionable
OVER GARMENTS,
At the wideßt range oi prices, aud suited for
MOURNING, PROMENADE, AND PULL DRESS
■COoTUME,
AT TUB
PARIS MANTILLA A CLOAK EMPORIUM.
J. W . PROCTOR & 00,,
70S CHESTNUT STREET,
oc!4
AND DROGUETS.
T BHAHPLEBS BROTHERS hare just opened
Bright styles Silk aud Wool Valencias.
Neat Checks and Plaids for Children.
Bayaderes and Figured Dioguetd.
Rich dark and heavy Walking Dresses.
Medium styles English and Frenoh Stuffs.
Irish and French PooHns, new styles.
ocl3 EIGHTH A CHESTNUT STREETS.
Blue french merino*.—
Heavy Fine Goods, and shade. Just
opened, a large lot at 95 cents.
COOPER A CONARD,
ocll 8. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Sts.
Bayadere yalencias,
Of H and 5 4 widths, for Full and Winter dresses,
at 37# and 44 cents. COOPER A CONARD,
cell S.E Cornor NINTH A MARKET Sts
Black dre'. s goods.
Black All-Wool Mousqelines, 25 to 37 % oents.
Black French Merinos.
Black Houibuzmeß. '
Black Silks and Alpacas.
Black lace Veils, round corners.
COOPER A CONARD.
ocll 8. E. corner NINTH A MARKET.
MEN'S AND ‘ BOYS’ WEAR.
IvJB cloths, Casshneres, and Satinets.
Silk Velvet and other Vestings.
English and German Hosiery.
Undershirts and urawers
Linen, Oambiic, and Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs.
COOPER A CONaBD,
001 l S E corner NINTH A MARKET Sts.
JOUV*IN’ e S KID GLOYES.
L. J. LEVY & GO.
Have received, by the u ABAGO,”
FOUR HUNDRED DOZENS
OF
LADIES’ & GENTLEMEN’S KID GLOVES,
OF
JOUVIN’S MANUFACTURE.
809 AND 811 CHESTNUT ST.
oco-7t
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
BERLIN ZEPHYR,
SUUTLAND WOOL,
EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS,
FRINGES, AO.,
CLOSING OUT, TO RELINQUISH BUSINESS.
The Subscriber will commence dosing out his magni.
ficent stock on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1858,
At prices that will induce Purchasers to supply them
selvos with a full assortment of
SEASONABLE TRIMMINGS.
The whole stock, comprising MANY NOVELTIES,
together with a full Hue of
STAPLE GOODS,
Will be sold at exceedingly low prices, until closed
out.
JAMES LINNARD,
No. 729 OHE3TNUT Street,
oc9-lm 3 doors bel. EIGHTH, north side.
Auction bargains of an© french
Goods and
BROCHE SHAWLS,
From the two great sales of HKNNEQUIN A Co.,
and THEIRON, MAILLARD, A Co.
CHARLES ADAMS
Has now arranzed in his
SHAWL AND MERINO ROOM
A large assortment o’ super
UROCIIE LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS
that cannot be surpassed for beauty of design and Style
of coloring, and al prices much below the übua\ rates. '•
Splendid do with Wool Chain.
Su]i<*r Silk Plush Shawls
lhibet do Plush Borders.
Round Center Stellas, $5 to $l2.
Square do, all kinds.
Black Thibet Lone and Square Shawls.
High colored Fmelincs at ,
G-4 French Merlnoes, High and Pi&in colors, at 03,
76. 88, and $1
Super White do at $l.
Black do drt at 70c. and 88c.
C 0 Cashmores 75c. to $l.
An immediate examination is requsted.
cc2-eod-tf EIUQTU aud ARCH Streets.
Great bargains in dry goods.—
8. V. R. HUNTER
Uas REMOVED from No 30 to No. 40 South SECOND
Street, where be is now prepared to furnish the Ladies
with a fresh and woil-pelected stock of
DRESS UOOqjT,
To which he invi - s th“ir attention, being determined
to sell at exceedingly LOW PRICES
N. B —A large assortment of troche, Stella, and
French Blanket Shawls. Also, o variety of Silk and
Cloth Circulars Constantly on hand, nt 'he
“ CLOAK EMPORIUM,”
005-lm No. 40 South SECOND Btreet.
QKEAT ATTRACTION t
OVER $1,600 WORTH OF SHAWLS FROM WHICH
TO MAKE A SELECTION.
THOKNLEY A CHISM,
N. E. cor. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN Streets,
Have the best SHAWL Stock in Philadelphia. They
would rcapoctfully call attention to e following very
cheap lots, viz:
46 L6NG BBOCHE SHAWLS at $ 8 each.
20 Do. do. do. at 10 “
20 Do. do do. at 11 “
24 Do. do. do. at 12 l(
10 Db. do. do. at 13 “
20 Do. do. do. t 14 “
20 Do. do. do. at 16 ( ‘
8 Do. do. do. at 18 “
8 Do. do. do. at 20 “
* pO. do. do. at 25 “
In the above Lul* of hong Broche Shawls will be
found every desirable color or C? utro . WTQ
BEAUTIFUL STELLA StiA7 LB
Frtfra $2 to *l3, in every color.
Freoch Blanket bhaWls in new deelgi s.
Plaiu Thib-t Shawls, Square aud Lo'hg.
Real Canton Crape Shawls, Plain aud Embroidered.
Children’s shawls* Mfsseri’ Shawls, and Gentleman's
Shawls, at
THOKNLEY &
“ONE PRICE CASH STORE.J
Norlhmt Corner EIGHTH ft “THING GARDEN
N. B.—City and country Storekeepers baying for cash
may find bargains at T A O.’J
P. S.—A Magnificent stock of Silks uotr zn hand.
pelB-tf
Heal ffislate,
8 SALE.—TMOMAS & SONS,
Kt Auctioneers.
SPLENDID BROWN BTONE MANSION, with Sta*
bio, lloub6, rifid Large Garden, BROAD St., N.
W.coriorof BROWN Street . ,
By virtue of a Wr.t of LEVARI fAOIAS. tome di
rect’d, will be exposed to Public Sale or Vendue, oil
TUESDAY October 26th, 1858, at 7 o’c ock in the even
ing, at the
PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
All thxt certain lot or pi-ce of ground, with tho large
brown stono messuage or teneme it thereon erected,
situated at the northwest co-ner of Broad and Brown
streets, in tho city of Philadelphia; containing in
fioa* of br.Aadth, on the said Broad street, 60 feet,
amt extending of that width, >u leagth or depth,*
weatward, on Bro-d utre**4 ICO feet, to Carlisle
gtreot. Bounded northward, by ground tbe estate of
Hugh Roberts, dtc^ased; southward by n,dJ J?ro»n
fl'reet, eastward by tli** said Broad street, and westward
by the Carlisle street. (Being the same p’emiaes
which Jthu F Brimon, by indenture, dated the 2d day
of April. A D. 1852, recorded at Philadelphia, iu deoil
book T. II , No. 14, page 123. granted and tobveyed onto
tho said Howard TliUeo iu tee, reserving thereout unto
lh* erM John F. Brinton, h’B 1 e«ra and aapieos forever 1
the yearly root of cum o’ 51,200 payable half-yearly,
clo r of taxes, as thoiein fcxjfesced )
(N B —Tho house is built of vcnneottcut Brown
Stone, with highly ornnmouted front, and finished
throughout iu the mostc stly and elegant style movery
respect, replete with *ll modern conv mir-ncrs and im
provoinents A superior Stable aud Coach House
on the r-arof the lyti the whole premises coating the
pr«‘8 n ut owner SU6 ( CKS) )
S ized and tbktn in execution ha the property of
Howard Tilden, and to b* sold by
GEORGE MEGEE, aherifl
f - $5OO of the purchase money to be paid in cash
at tho time of sjilo.
Philalelphia, nherilPa Office, Oct 12'h, 1858
M IHOM-.B & SONS. AucHoueers,
ocl4 10 20 180 A lU—formerly 67 & 09 8 4th St.
FOR SALS—A Farm of 80 Acres*
situate 20 miles north of Pnilmtelpfua, and
n.il-s from Railroad Stitlm Improvements consist of
a two-f-t *ry Bfc »□« £lmi# , new burn, nod other oul-bui’d
ings. Land in a high strt-i of cultivation. A large
portion of the money can remain on tbo property. Ap
ply to, nr address, THOMAS ROGERS,
Montgomery Square,
ocM-3t Montgomery Co , Pa.
TCmil SALE—A Valuable) FARM, con-
JF tainiog about aixty-thre. Acres, eight of which
are good timb.-r land : situate on Bethlehem Turnpike,
one mile from Peollyi! Station. North Pennsylvania
Railroad. Improvements consist of a tfro*sto*y
Stone Dwelling ami Stone Barn There is near the
Building* a Spring of last ug water ; situation high,
commanding an extensive view of tho surrounding
corn try. If desired, lortv-eight Acres, including the
buildings and Woodland, will be sold separately Terms
easy For particular, apply to DANIEL FOULKE,
near tho property, or W. SI LEA If.K,
oclS Bt* o!5 North Sixth Street.
FARMS FOR SALE.-A splendid
Sc; FARM of 100, ami one of 109 acres; a Mill
Property of 11 acres; a Saw Mill and Lumber
Yard; a House and 2 acres for Sale, all near Nor
riat« wn; a Farm of 60 and one of 66 acres, near
Pkcenixvtlle J ono Farm of 65 and two of 76 acres, 0
miles from Norristown; one Country-seat and 40 acres,
In Plymouth; Tavern and Store Stands in Norrißtown
and country. Catalogue of Farms and Full description
given by addressing -K R CORSON,
oc4 2w Real Estate Broker, NORRISTOWN, Pa.
® PRIVATE RESIDENCES FOR
BALK Some of the most b a autj fully situated
Properties in aud around NORUIdTOWN Is now offered
for Sale or Exchange; also a large Brick Building, adapt
ed and used for a HOARDING SCHOOL for several
years, and for w Inch there is a good opening. For par*
ticulars f'ddross ’ R R COBSOV,
oc4-2w NORRISTOWN, Pa
TT IS NOT A DYE '.
X JEROME’S HAIR COLOR RESTORER will re
store Gray Hair to its original color in from ten to
twelve days, and restore tho Hair where it has fallen off
and becomo thin.
‘ IT 13 NOT A DYE!
It may be usod aa freely as water, and is the most beau
tiful Dressing for i he Ilair now in uro
Thousands in different parts of the Union have testi
fied to its wonderful virtues, and all who have used it
join in their pr»ise of It. Q nw
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Dr. SWAYNK & SON,
No. 8 North SEVENTH Street, above MARKET, bole
Agents for Philadelphia. . .
Trade supplied . <>?!!:!£_
DISSOLUTION.— Tho Partnership here
tofore existing between
Abram » Rush, under the firm of d°UN 11 WEAVER
A TO has TUId DAY been dissolved, by mutu 1 con
? JOHN U WEAVER,
Hen6 ‘ ABRAM 8. RUSH
PniLAPkiiPniA, Oot 1,1858. ocl4-3i*
SOMETHING NEW.—DE HAVEN ,S Ge
nuine Oriental TOOTH-POWDER and GITM
■WASH For sale only by J. H WARREN, No. 246 8.
THIBD Streot, second Story. Price unly26 cents each.
Bent anywhore. . Also, Agent for the sile of MET
TLER’S Celebrated AROMATIC BITTERS ior Fever,
Ague, &0., Ao, Price 26 cents per bottle. ooli-lt*
JFor Sale anil to &et.
FOR SALE, a BARGAIN— I The superior
Shelving and Chunter with Drawers, in Store
No. 2*6 North THIRD Street. Apply at No. 252, third
door above. oc9-7t*
m TO RENT, a STORE on DELAWARE
Muk Avenue, below VINE Street, ’running through to
Water Btreet, 148 feet deep Also, the Double STORE,
corner of THIRD aod QUARRY Streets, 40 feet front,
one of the te-st locations *or largo Baßinees in Phila
delphia Also, STABLE and COAuH-HOUBE in
CHERRY Street, above SEVENTH, in rear of Ash
land Houflo. Apply at 273 South FOURTH Street
se29-Bm*
MTO LET—The HOUSE NO. 1626
CHESTNUT Street. In good order. Bent $6OO.
Uas a large Yard and Modern Improvements. se2B-dtf
OOMS ON COMMERCE - STREET—
The Three Upper Booms of 416 Commerce Street
to Let. se27-lm
mFOR SALE—A handsome residence,
with all the modem improvements, large side
yard, gr*pery, Ac , SIXTH, near SPRING GARDEN
Street Terms easy. P. K. LYNDi South SIXTH
Street, (second story.) eelT-lm
M FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A
handsome new mansion, 10 rojms, and 40 acres,
near Gwynedd Station, Norti Pennsylvania Railroad.
Site splendid, fruit abundant, health unsurpassed. Any
really desiring a handsome Country Seat in ex
® _?f 0 ,f or property, will find this an unusual op
? fc / °f accomplishing bis object. Apply to P. K.
LYND, 8. SIXTH nt, (-Jd story ) P «el7-lm
j-fcFFICE TO-LET—AN ELIGIBLE OF-
F2CB lor an Icsarance Company, or similar cor
poration, having three communicating rooms on the
same floor, No. 222 WALNUT Street, above DOCK
Immediate possession given. Apply to *
JOHN O. KEFFBR, or
THOMAS T. BUTCHER,
No. 112 South FOURTH Btreet,
mhBo-tnths-tf second story, front room.
£&?n FOR SALE | A pretty Cottage, nine
Skill rooms, aod one or more acres, on Wyoming avenue,
two miles out the Second-street Turnpike Also, several
handsome cottage lots The neighborhood is healthy,
beautiful, and rapidly improving. P. K. LYND, 6W 8.
SIXTH St , (2d story.) sal7-lm
mO SPECULATORS and CAPITALISTS.
—Thirty acres or less of benutitul Land on Wyoming
Avenue, near New Second street, only two miles north
of tho pavements, for sale a bargain, and terms easy
Apply to P.K LYND, 6# South SIXTH Street, (second
story) selV-lm
tUllolesnle EDrp v&oobs.
TRADE, 1868.
STAPLE AND IANOX
DRY GOODS
AT WHOLESALE.
DRESS GOODS OF NEWEST STYLES, SHAWLS
OP EVERY VARIETY,
MEBINO3, COBURGS, MUSLIN DE LAINBB,
VELVETS, SILKS, ALPACAS, GINGHAMS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREB, SATINETS, VESTINGS,
FLANNELB, PRINTS, BLEACHED AND BROWN
GOODS,
With a complete Line of
EMBROIDERIES,
And other styles of Goods adapted to a
FIRST-CLASS TRADE,
AH of which are offered for sale Cheap.
W. Or. CHITTICK & CO.,
438 MARKET and 433 MERCHANT ST.
au!7-tu th sat 2mAw2m
Bemorals.
OEMOYAL.—C. C. SADLER & Co. have
AV removed from No. 0 North Water Street to No
103 ARCH street, second door above Front. eel
SHentiGlrQ.
C. M. SLOCUM, DENTIST, 809
GRBEN Street, adjoining Gerwantown Rail
road Depot. Toothache cured ImmeJlately, wi'hout
p&iu, or extracting the Tooth No cure no pay, and all
operations on the Teeth scientifically performed.
ocl2-3t*
Dr. W. S. MoILHENNEY,Dentist,
ffirtTri would inform his friends that he has resumed
practice at No. 1343 CHESTNUT Street, second dcor
aboye the U 8. Mint. aepl-3ro
ffiljina, ®laoQmare, #c.
rjIURNBULL & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLEBALB DEALERS
CHINA AND QUEENS WARE,
Nob. 23 and 25 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Between Market and Chestnut,
PHILADELPHIA.
GLASSWARE, open or by the paokage,
au3l-2m
rjlO SOUTHERN AND "WTSSTERN
MERCHANTS.
A large Stock of
CHINA, GLASSWARE, AND
FANCY ARTICLES,
AT TBS LOWSBI MAXKIT PIIOSS, AT -
MARXSEN & WITTE, Importers,
MASONIC HALL, 713 CHESTNUT STREET,
Jans-ly
rgO CASH BUYERS.
JAMES 8. EARLE & SON.,
810 CHESTNUT STREET,
OPPOSITB TBS GIBASD HOOBB,
Invite the attention of Western and Southern Custom
ers to their immense and elegant assortment of
LOOKING-GLASSES,
OIL PAINTINGB,
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE-FRAMES,
Suitable for the
fall Trade.
IT IS OF THE,HIGHEST IMPORTANCE
fqr ovo-y ouo to know they will get the
most for their money, especially anch times aa these
ZIEGLER A SMiTtL Wholesale Druggists, corner ol
SECOND and GREEN [treats, are dl»pf>Bing of ihelr
White Lead, Grouud Piiuti. of all Colors, and Window
Glshb, nil of the best quality, at priCeb vhich will be
pleasing to buyers. 001 l
tPUKENOLOGIOAL EXAMINA
TIONS. with written descriptions of character,
including advice In reference to business, health,
eelf-iraprovement, Ac., are made day and eve
ning at FOWLER, WfcLLS, A OO.’B,
Families visited When requested, and a liberal dis
count made to clubs.
sell-flm F 22 Chestnut at., Philadelphia
Land warrants located.—
Some of tho choicest Lands in the State of lowa
are now open to private entry ana location
Wo have rellablo and skilful Surveyors and Land
huutera in the Council Bluffs, Fort Dodge, and Sioux
City Land D’fitrlcte, and locate only from actual in
speoHon of the Lands Land Warrants can now be
bought at Irom 65 to 80 cents per acre. No better in
vestment of ihofcey can be made
W. E. BARBER A CO.,
oc!2 6t* No. 23 S. THIRD Street, PhUtda.
t OST OR DESTROYED—A OERTIFI
XJ CATE or SCRIP* No 4 302, for 3 shares of tbe
Stock of the Consolidation Bank. Application has
been made to B&ld bank for a duplicate certificate of the
same
»sm-tu tb-8t WM. HPTCHTNSOS.
DETERSIVE SOAP.—Time, labor, and
money saved In using it, clothes do not require
any boiling or rubblDg on washboard One pound will
go as far as three'pouuls common Rosin Soap. War
ranted to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded
ft ia decidedly the cheapest and best washing Soap
ever offered to tbe public. Manufactured only by
VANHAAGENA McKECNE. For sale by all re
spectable Grocers iu the city, and wholesale only by
* THAIN A MoKKoNE,
oc2-3m 22 Seuth Wharves.
QC OMNIBUSES AT AUCTION.—On
OU* WEDNEBDAY morniDgnext, at 11 o’clock, at
the Stables of the TENTH aud ELEVENTH street
Railway Company, cor. Tenth and Montgomery streets,
will bo sold without reserve, Thirty-five Omnibuses,
including two of extra size
Also, it lot of running gear, feed wagons, Ae. Most
ol the Omnibueep are nearly new, of the most approved
construction, made in the very beat manner, all of them
in good running order.
iir* Way be examined anytime previous to the sale.
Terms at sale. ALFRED M. HERKNEfcS,
e*ct9-4tif Auctioneer.
CN EEICIE ,S PERUVIAN STOMACH
IT BITTERS.—These Bitters are made by a com
pound of Peruvian Bark and choice Roots infused in
pure Port Wine, and act on the system aB a tonic, sti
mulant, and alterative, and a sure preventive of Fever
and Ague.
Sold by all responsible Drngqiste throughout the
United States and the Canadas. Prepared by
col3-6t* OIUS. W. GEKKIE. Philada.
ORNAMENTAL and COLORED GLASS.
We have just received a comprehensive and va
ried stock of this truly beautiful and architectural ap
pendage to Churches Vestibules, Conservatories, and
other buildiDgs, where it is deemed necessary to embel
lish, or to give a chaste and elegant appearance. Any
color may be had, either plain or ornamental, elabo
rately or in relief. ZIEGLER A SMITH,
Wholesale Drug, Paint, and Gla i s Dealers,
se2B-dtf Southwest cor. Second and Green sts*
rpAW & BEERS’ MA _ V
A LUBRICATING GREASh,
the boat and cheapest compound I( ’T. yj
of OMNIBUSES. CARRIAGES, CARTS, DRAiS and
WAGONS, and HEAVY MACHINERY
For Sole In tin cons, kegs, and barrels, by all th.
lD ' h “ No ""sof TH W TER M*’
t 'iLIFFOKI) P. JIAO LALLA,
ATIORN'EY at law.
No 1)4 SOUTH SIXTH STREET,
ocl3*3t»f# PHILADELPHIA.
TOW LINES, and BOW and STERN
LINES, manufactured and for sale by
WEAVER. FITLER, A CO.,
oclS Noa. 23 N. Water Bt., A 22 N. Wharves.
rpo WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
A MERCHANTS —A large stock of Manila Rope,
manufactured and for sale by
WEAVER, FITLER. & CO ,
Noa 23 N. Water St., A 23 N. Wharvea.
Balsam cor a via—a small lot of
Maracaibo Balsvr, of superior quality, now
landing from barqu* “ lona.” and for sale ty
ocll-5t CHARLES TETfi 13b Walnut Bt.
ITALIAN HEMP—A large Block of Ifa-
I.IAN HEMP on bond -^ r^ T t CO .
oc!2 No. S3N WATnRtt &32 N WHARVES,
IGAKS— I,SOO,OOO Havana Cigars, fa-
VV Torite b«nd« received bj late arriva. In .tore
'‘“coU-tf' f “ b/ Boatt Btreet.
TO IT tgjjigMAMiwtf.
wishts to
central location mu
Parrish, 600 Aren Sireev
—ld aft 3 a.-.Adver(l§ef
* w Fancy Goods House, a
CD inQuence a large amount of Ken'ncv, 0 f g
dress Box 675 Ph’ladelphia P O
dhCItfI—WAN’JFD—This Amount,
which r. on a fi’st-elaaa im
provedl City Piopexty a-*'' <* nberal
given Address *‘S. W.,”10J4 Filbert street, Phila-
ocH.Zt*
WANTED— An Enhy Clerk, in .1 - -
sale Dry Goods House. Good r»f*«»uced re
quired. Address <J L. M.,” Office of Tht
ocl4*o -
VSTANTED.—A Young Lady, quaMied
Tv to Tetch the Plain Branches of an Fngbsh.
Educatiou, desires a Situa'i »n in a private Academy.
Address “ E F G., this Office. ocl4-»t»
1/fi^ANTED —An Opportunity to Invest
T * $2,000 in a 6afe Business, on the product oC
which ft moderate Jiving will be insured. Adilresd
“ Trade, ’’ Office of this Paper. oc!4 3t*
\MT ANTED—By a Stout, Able Man,
Employment, as Porter in a Wholesale Store.
Good references given. Apply at No. 103 Monroe
Street. ocl4-2t*
ANTED—By a Gentleman of Refined
If Education, a Situation as Corre»poD<tent or.'e
cretary fn & first-class Insurance nr Railroad Office. Un
doubted ifeferencefl will ba given. Address “ hdrau^ds,’ 1
at this Ofilce. ccl4-6t*
A YOUNG MAN, a Good Penman and
Accountant, well posted in Double Ent'y Book
keeping, desire) to obtain a situation where hie ser
vices would lead to an advancement. Unexceptionable
City references can be given. Address “J. D Office
of 2ht Press ocl4-3t#j|
OOOKS, Chambermaids, Girls for General
Housework, half-grown Girls. Seamstresses. Ho
tels and Restaurants supplied. Servants sent to all
parts cf the »lty a->d Country, from O’Connor’s Intel
ligence Office, No. 19 Arcade. Chestnut Street a*nve
Sixth. oc!4-lt*
\J\T ANTED—A Practical SOAP and CAN-
T T DLB MAKER. Apply at SOAP HOCSB,
South Fourth Street-, above Lombard ocl3-£t*
A YOUNG LADY from the Country
wishes a Situation as HOUBuKEKPER Good,
referencss given. Address “Mary,” at this Office
\fiT ANTED.—A young man, who has had
v Y four years’ experience in a Wholesale Dreg
House wishes a as SALESMAN. 7he best off
testimonials will be given. Address SALESMAN, office
of The Press. «el2-ot*
\j%7 ANTED—By a middle-aged man, a aitua-
M tion as COLLKOTOR or TRAVELLING
AGENT for a first olaai Mercantile House. Grod refe
rences as to character aud qualifications will be given.
Address RICH’D BLAIR, Blood s Despatch. 0012-41^
WANTED —By a young man, 19 year* of
age. a situation in a Wholesale Store as £N-
ThY OLKitK, or Assistant Bookkeeper. View-* as to
salary moderate Address HENRY, thtsofflee. ocl2-3t^
W’ANTED-A PARTNER, who can fur
v v nish $1,500, to tike a full Interest in a Vla:>n
facturlng Bu'iness that is both profitable and safe Foe
particulars, address L. T this office. 0011-4t*
WANTED —To Rent, for the winter sea
son, with immediate possession, a Furnished
house of moderate hize. with modern improvements,
west of Tenth street. Address A. M., office of thia
paper. oc4
ANTED, FOR THE UNITED STATES
T ▼ CAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, on married men, to
whom will be given good pay, board, clothing, an<l
medical attendance. Pay from $l3 to $32 per month.
No man having a wife or child will be accepted. Apply*
for MOUNTED SERVICE at No 817 MARKET Street,
above Eighth, north fide.
W. TH. MAGRUDER,
let Lient. Ift Dragoons,
Recrniting OOcer.
A GENTLEMAN and LADT, also Sin
gle UentleineD, may obiaia Board at 712 Ch.at
nut Str-et, opposite Masunlo Hall. ocll-12t*
BOARD in a Private Family, with the com
forts of a h*me, for Gentlemen and their wires,
or single Gentlemen. Apply at No. 226 North TENTH.
Street. ocs-tnfcha-6t
American academy op music,
BROAD and LOCUST Streets
TUB GREAT RAVELS!
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct 14. 1858,
The magnificent fairy Pantomime, entitled
BIANCO: OR. THE MAGIC SWORD,
Bianco, Don Albino’s Valet, Gabriel Ravel ; Brocolo,
a Gardener. Francois Ravel.
KATY, THE VIVANDrERE.
Ka'y, Yrci Mathias; Haos. M Mathieu; Robintzec,
Francois Ravel; 61 idame Robintzec, M’me Axelj Baron
de Grimberg, M Mlogin.
EVOLUTIONS ON THE TIGHT ROPE.
Admission—Parquet, Parquet Circle, and Balcony, 50
can's; Family Circle and Amphitheatre, 25 cents
Beats can be secured from 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. with
out extra charge. Children under 10 yean half price.
Mrs. d. p. bowers* walnut-st.
THEATRE, corner of NINTH and WALNUT
Street. THURSDAY EVENING, October 14,1858,
THE OHAPLAIN OF THK REGIMENT.
The Able Pascal, Mr. E. F Reach; Robert, Mr.
Blcnings; Christian, Mr. F. Drew; Marie, daughter o£
Robert, Miss C Richings.
THE SON 07 THE NIGHT.
Ben Leil, Mr. F. B Conway; DukeDorato, Mr. H. A.
Perry; Bravadura, Mr. McDonough.
Prices of admission—Second Tier and Family Circle,
and Third Tier, 25 cents; Parquet* 87 X cents; Dress
Circle, 50 cents; Private Boxes, according to their
locale, $3 and $5; Single Seats in Orchestra and Private
Boxes, 75 cents. '
Doors open at qnartsr before 7 o’clock; Cnrtaic rises
at 7# o’oiook.
IfITHEATLEY & CLARKE* ARCH-ST.
vv THEATRE.—Williams. Fredericks, Acting and
Stage Manager
TBUKBDAY EVENING. October 24, 1668,
First time of the celebrated commedv. entitled
Mr Oakley, Mr. Wheatley; Major Oakley, Mr. John
Gilbert; Mrs Oakley, Mrs. John Drew.
OHABLBS XII; OR, THE SIEGE OF STRALBUND t
Mr. D Iman a* King Charles XII. of Sweden.
Admission, 25 cts. Bleared Seats in Drees Circle, 8T&
etc; Orchestra Stalls, 60 cte; Seats in Private Boxes, 7»
eta; Gallery, 13cts; GalleryforColored Persons 25ots;
Private Box in Gallery for Oolored Persons, 88 cts;
Whole Private Box, S 3.
Loom open at quarter before 7 o’clock; commence at
7.Jf, precisely.
riONCERT HALL, CHESTNUT STREET
KJ ABOVE TWELFTH.
SIXTH WEEK!
OF SANDERSON’S COLOSSAL ILLUSTRATIONS
OP TBS
RUSSIAN WAR.
On MONDAY, October 11, and EVERY EVENING
during the week
Afco, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
The whole accompanied by a
CELEBRATED BRASS BAND.
AdmlaaionjU) cents; Children 12 cents.
Doors open at 7 o’clock. Performance at a quarter
of 8 o'clock. See programme. ocll-0t
ENGRAVING
Assembly buildings, tenth and
CHESTNUT Stroota.
Here again l fietnrn of the old favorite,
BIGNOB BLITZ.
' New and Comical Scenes in VENTRILOQUISM.
Extraordinary Magical Demonstrations, end the
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS
Open every Evening daring the week, at half-past T
o’clock and on Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons at 3.
Admission, 25 cents; Children, 13 cents se24-Im*
RATIONAL HALL—MARKET STREET*
i V LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF
J. iHttOO Williams’s celebrated
PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE.
This magnificent PAINTING commeocw with Chaos,
and continues down in historical order to the Babylo
nish Captivity, containing more than fifty of the most
sublime and interesting scenes in the Bible.
Exhibition EVERY EVENING Boors open at 7} to
commence at a quarter before 8 o’clock precisely.
Tickets 25 cents—to be had at Hall door. Lhildre
under 10 years 16 cen 4 s.
Also. Exhibitions on WEDNESDAY SATUR
DAY AFTERNOONS for families and schools. Door*
open at 2: to commence at 3 precisely.
Explained by Professor TIBBITTS
tOatctjes, Jetueirn, &t
Bailey & co.,
fORMSBLT
BAILEY & KITCHEN,
Hare removed to their new Fire-proof, White Marble
819 CHESTNUT STREET,
NORTH SIDS. BELOW THE GIRARD HOTJSB,
Now opening their fail stock of
IMPORTED JEWELRY, PLATED WARES, AND
To which they invite the attention of the pnbiio,
SIDVHB-WABE, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND
OARRIAGES. *
WM. D, ROGERS,
COACH AND LIGHT-CARRIAGE BUILDER,
1009 AMD 1011 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Orders for CARRIAGES from nil ports of the world
executed with promptneja, end satisfaction guarantied.
sel3-3inif
CNSTRIFLES, and sporting ih
* tlements.
xne Subscribers have in etore
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
FOWLING-PIECES, RIFLES, &c.,
Ever offored in this city.
Desirous of reducing their assortment as much as
possible before the Ist Deo . they will sell
AT VERY LOW PRICES
THEIR ENTIRE aTO C K ,
comprising
GUNS PROM THE MOST CELEBRATED MANU
FACTURERS OF ENGLAND, BELGIUM,
AND FRANCE.
PHILIP S. JUSTICE & CO ,
No. 21 North FIFTH Street,
above Market.
ENGLISH VERMILLION and ULTRA
ly MARINE BLUE, especially imported for Painters
and Printers. Put up in 1 B l p^y * 6
841 DOCK Street, np Rtairt.
BOILER and FLUE IRON of all kinds,
qualities and sizes, cat to patterns at short no*
tlce. Promiscuous fcheets. Boiler Heads, and Rivets,
on band and lor sale at lowest rates by
EDW.S BUCKLEY,
004-lm* Gray’s Perry Bciler Iron Work*,
Offioe No. 6 Farquhftr Building, KBQ Walnut at.
Hf AOKEREL —863 bbls Nos. 1,2, and 8
ITJI Mackerel, is whole, h&lros, q'arters and eighths,
for sale by 0. 0. SADLER & CO.,
ARCH Bt , second door front
CHEESE.— 105 boxes Herkimer county,..;
Cheese now landing, and for Bale by ‘
C. 0. SADLER & 00«t'4S£&?
uR ARCH Pt«eet. 2d door »boTMglftatgfgfe
DRY SALTED HIDES.—A smalj- Ipfbl6ai;-
or Dry Bolted Msracjibo nidus, now lsodnx trow
Bsiqne “ Inns,” snd for eslo by OHA«. TECa, . '.
0011-st 138 Wilnnt BtresL
Boarding.
amusements.
THE JkALOUh WIFE.
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