J&j < '
jffiii&jxfew...
IpP*WP4?BR HXSQINGB.'&o. . j v*
-t-c's Wj;
_ wiU':-compriie, besMe* t7(KhloU jofi:exoww.
'. ’ .«e#ma*h*n<l 1 fafcnltdftKVaftpfiridrs gt«d*«tton PWia
c-s j _6tie #«lTaVßtbS*al/ij a&d'lngrata c»rp«t», Obtoa
*!*«;wafer bwiMbd.Mddife&r »o at* 1
>4- of ,ladl#» ana;
. at: : Ciy now3ffiidy t and jfche trtUlM awtogod
'to frXflmloa.Uqn,. .-■= -rf 1 * j
'ictcont of t ,may
“3£S
'■‘ i ■’.
‘ ■■ -', -•>• ';■ • | v<
- W Michael - Cooper; Ee~
s*T.?-f*f««)*".*’' 'Tbxijiea;:".*•» ' »-*• I
Khirpen sheet,.
-^a^fyirav^n^piS 1 thl%Mfa«r7 ; 'briclt dwelfisk in the
• :.*Banre *at»te—T.WO_»BAMa DWEtMNOT, 6rH- s
’< ViCfW.oM’i »Bejr. iwKKof.htJnrator'fheet'- v.;;;-. 1 ..r,
- C*? B «iWd"*«ia'l?-M'WO TWO-BTOBY BMOK-OWEL,:
. DINGS, vljolDlug.;heftbQve ouihe Booth.'’* i ,
% ; prjlu?»SlbdrtTjwfiiß<ta(o <if Thqmea Tfgaera] DC
>W *CjKt?R** *b.*kST»w»^S # '>«. I ~.
STANb^BfleV-tialidJiwe?,.
, GTr There are three btfeVbttttdlng* W South Street,
-*H&*J*hln|flH tfe#rear.for^lWßoreM-„It ie ari obt:
aUTgebtUiheaaf
- ~Vrf 'Iti*a or'J»meslla?peii, D&cea’Cd | t <•,..
‘ IfTVO THREE-STORY BRtOK'DwELttftGS, N. S,,
, :^^' ? ao X iifTor l Tblrte«r.^ r «ji4 : Pleaaaat«t«i«ta. ! >, .
< ETA'Nl)''—Two:itory“ brfelf :«to*ol and;
“elegiilt'new
' ■''V''rfter-nVtry' v brown'?toce residence;' with extenaiee hack
4* f TtnaigMiqjo:'fl6«s: , *ioH-CTeet. ! -i;t le jort dnlahedj
v ''Bud'le^pjete- with AVeiy modern eonrenience. Aim.
, L ‘‘. afcuperior iWblßeiid eoeoK.kottie' In the war. tot 25
■- > f.e't'frW ty «8 fee tin 1 depth. JJj* Only »5,000 »-•
. W«ifc - - • i
ftTßßS*.—HandiomAnWfeildence, tto.aeOS
lt' («' flhUhiid' with air the , modern' im
-'' * tC? - ImmediatepoMemion. • > .
'OIIOtWD.BKSt>--|l5O il year, aeonrod on a lot) and
. ‘ . ■ lar«o fcrick/aotDryytonjtard streets "It la pnnot|aU;
' - 'Sw Heat" in odera S No.
‘ ; ttOYedersl afreet,'DpwSeite Jadeisoniuihafe.' \ ! •-■«
*- r 'AiTKtWiafair#'Twlok'.'dwelJliJj,
; / -lAn^^a!4Jtreet^xtWhStefatV-atr&tr , ' ■»; i
brlelr'dirgmiig No. 78
!<«*^roWßfD''.Bt4tt'T.^T*o>tS«^torj>:hirloW'4welr;
iinp-'DoiteU a&et.'north. ot ‘ Braoda,' street, late
‘' ,c: Sprtn? r Oafden'.'' 'f’/'i.r''' * '.'■< . '.*•
'. LARCH AND,, YALtT ABLE. OOBNBB DOT. n; Vf.
ccmer of Bread street and,Columbia ayeuuo, 200 foot.
' ’\; W>B»ia atfeet,' ahi IEO <MtHn'{ateS»(»), death; A.
nbrtloe bf J tb« Unrcbaae money niaj remain. ;
- FODBTH, BTRBET.—T»o-itdrf hrlck dwelling,;No
BllTfdHSßodVth'ittreet;.ahore"Poplar. j
>-!.-t-;NSatH:BIBTII.aiBBHT:— Three-etoiy hrloh direl
' ■4 ling , ; < 'Noith'Biath atreet/ flrat liousa aouth of York
» =' , fti^^JHOiiBN"THR I sSTOBV:DBIbs‘ DWJBD ,
A,sfi>iTJßBB*N«.'‘ Ua. ; 122*V;12- );-'1228, and 1280 Ohrle
hriek iitore W.
. dweUtng, No. 835 BoothatrOot.'d... . j ~ ,
«nK <rik »A ' =*•!• **No.ol7•floamaatteet.--,. t.- ; e.
BTOdKOJ CABINET aRD COTTAD* fUKNITDBB.
. 'S'.l This Morn!n®i | *
-v r VSTtblaatant* atlO.VeloeK, at No; 917 George atwet,
it v ReaoudsimdA thirl atorleB, t*e' ent!re; atook of A\
:;^, t ft. general
'■rli allarteieatSliiQlttdink annmber. of Qftkr. eftne, ana fancy
palntedcliambiriflta t dr*irlflff'room andparler fdrni-
lathe beet manner. -;
bareftdy fQar daj*pierloui t°
ri>lj»tti*iCNoa.'ia9andmaoiith#ottPtliatrHt> I '
. tiako-tobt*. » in e
; > BUBttOBSi JBBUSiM OA&-
- i? s Y^JMWai«toB.l«w^v s ?P > -. %•/
' ;^. On; Thor»d*y.Morninf,,>;■ r . : ;
y doek/cat tbaranetios'atoiayan axtanalTe
. ;*i^*MQ«t&«at.ofs : a&MUeftt Meosd'kaad farnlttuw,elegant
,V,t;riwb*fiH*te«;.nno qUfrorit, oaxpetof «to>> Cro« prirate
.guoiliM rea°T*d to th* atore
MfcfrWfinlanai of Mle 7,**-, • 1 . |
, of atock of paper, taasgisgt] torn
-. prietagagiraeralftieortment. . , .
. piano-fort#, la excellent tone,
_‘ -.;*&d<witkJhelateet ImproTemente, . : .
v' '' i. '
*SNT**K »mtNITDBB, &A 8 :OHANDBUBB,
JASS»?- , 'Jt.4aKDSB*IIBiOARPISTBi*o;v"-- '. ■ 'i
* t-1* "JOff Eriday Mornln*»' v -■<i' - ' .<
S9tk tnitfJfttlO o’cloeki at Ko»,24«Oiown«trect,)ke-i
cMaiVtkelgdLtftalfiimitdraVk^ekandellerft^
' -Brduebi of ta-'gehtleman-leaTinK the
l • 1 */'*’* ! p:
> > at 8 o’olookon tke morning
of eale.' ' lsJ
*; J f ; vHILOELTdANEOUB ..A N I>,
: portion * op.them
A ÜBEiat.V i
- -vsv *%?t va, *■
a OeV>tey,49ti,»at anotion ator«r, a ooUectlon of.
■ -mUeeuaneona tbeologloal booVa-froin a'
lncluded If atprmjr of Bowyer’i celebrated «dl-j
tloa O f Hame 7 lußduinda.lQ all’tbe
b toj vita, s*w, riotrosT pt-?
. :■ ftrati,;sli«,c,l!«*wn. I)r<)i>dni4 Pth strselfl, 118
*«* 110I 10
tyrC-Kt PMVAtB BAWiiHANDSOMB BFOWN-3TONS
KVIDIHQ*,'NbvIRiOI?IHB Stmt, known m “ Union
Row jj ? y ' *
. -
sotno vw«tttHFir»w«ib&iv walani*dipesiog barman, with
i^V^i , 9Pt!‘ n^A^l^ watdhfc Jenny : i Ind'
‘SwM^ttW^“r’tottf«3«*to t fit,'fin* ***her
>T>WipSwBr«a: p}Jfdwii' r ?»»lhht;-*wt:aUad- with
=i (totaled wash irtMid with marble
• . top.'mabofflm y'pfer role 7 wj th .marble.top ard mirror.
*??’?**&»&*?*' wdtools’eaw, eprlng seat sofa.
f? l^ F h» i; centre'table with
jnaHHe chair, coyer
' cbai|»i,9»ne-«eat chalra, &e '
. rAlfOi sttparjoif fceepß’d-iiand pkno-forte, Terj-inperlor
' iDOAlsaaon* of'UrtllUat-’tooSj -dda 'accoraeoiiS} flati&aef
.A”,;;’, .^rFAWNBROMS'S-S^B,;.,
EaromWr .of gold ul
i!l«f p»sfot )oYj(r leriii«. Uirto.fona >the'r orotetioj ;
, gold oaalc»/>«a?Og.;wftg#/dlAEaoad finger rlnga. nUrer
. pltohftrio' *p -oeb." rt'ewli, sheet*.'fiteH'patterhft, He,
SOTJOS ~AU Ott tfepoeit with
- me, overdo legal length *r time, will .cell and redeem
' "tfeh ditto; otherwTietheywill be sold bn the abort day.
. *7* .
<> •■’ "Formerly of.theSouth*«tcornerorFoarth and :
■; ; vEwe itwata..
OBlAt VCBliid ioboMMODATIOH.;. >
..- jij t v fr «annr.l s ;. t ";MaWjren“ Y MOfnrei,!,l ! ..
0 ' r/iaoaily liberally jjdT*h<iid la.large otf'amkll "amount*.
AfWnioae dollar to.thmuinilayon' gold and illrer plate,
4 . diamond*, jewelry, -.fowling-piece*, .musical
clothing, gr&eries,
’* - *fgtt*f£isdwart* ; <mtle*y, boolu.'bortae.Yebinlw, bar
. ae^v ( c^m«&lttrt.xabi« > of time,
.. . av^alwwf>\R* MUhmtnu
• eoutfciaetf eobder if Sucth andliidf street*.: 4 .
IET* ;*lth.,o<?ll*toral> dliooanted
*.-i.
- inS"
* »Virel»»t*.4w«Uln*i/ftort«, «t. iW*MN l l *fit' chlrgel
--. V .-'Ol-'
.? STiKpABD^HEMEDT OF
•*£,*&* J ' " ■& '.
■ THB'tWPKRtAIi;BBPTIB4.ftVBiSORPtrBIIT
. »«WUj- ummror tt*,«UT9. .oOAKOgyOns offocUoni
*,£• &*** curatWe ptopertves.
w w. Ht^Pv?i?i*^4.WAWß ol
ihe. I B<si»«flSrowi^T«,a4T i Ad. and
! . b®A u W‘a»*oon; otwerired In,these com
. standing fchey.mv bare
-- Terra* andSdliiD.Hein'will an certainly yield to
' > ’':tkl*-moitelhe*r.lt ii tt*bd: v T)t&mt'orthe Bffi and
; -, all eruptiracomplaints genenilf'cannatlongtetnain
' 1 a few bottle* of the Imperial Depuratire.
- -.'.ftai&mlonropertiei, as well/ as AiteratiYe, render.it
\,. tata&ble ttfweaK end delicate female*.' ' ' ■
. talUd ofjthliJfamil?
_ in tUenare of all disease* origf
**?&*'** » of, thi blood. It expel*
~ ▼iroa -ot'dlaeiiaifel matidr from the blood andre
- Imperial and wiahing ad*.
attention by attet
r l io f otrNBßE, l ßr * 00-, Wo
mii«riniiirfflTfr>nn7i
W>
i(idg«
Sftgl
# '-1
■gna'i
far*-
i '
I
ml#*
m
i&M, troche,
JAMBOAT
-fefog’iuil SO i?tip«rio* quality all-silk blftok relTfit
, ribbons—gteambc&t orand
\~‘ ' - MANTILLA BLAOK SILK”VBIiVETS- ,
32, 64,'tad SO Snob' Lyons hear/ M4ok zhaatiUa silk
velvets. „.•> j, <., ,r, i
- OOIWKB OLANBOBDBB SCOTCH J'<
i£ "WOOD SHAWLS.
<.-200 13-4'printed Terkerri-wool shawls-
MANTILLAS AND OLOAKB Of BUPBRIOB MAKE
• ’ •« AND FINISH- *
. ,60 low cloth and silk mantillas. doaks, and dusters.
InotudediQ sale of October 29tb—
,. HIGH 00L0R3 SAXONY. MERINO SHAWLS.
- 100 rich high colored Saxony merino plaids.
. >.Ui.UPLAID .VIOTOBIA OLOTHS.
- ,oQ,pieces o’.aid Victoria cloths.
, 6-4 BROOK* BAYADERE VALRNOIAB.
. , luO ptebes 6-4 rich Paris broch'e bayadere T&leaclss.
LYONS BLACK AND OOLORBP SILK BONNBT
r;' -=, VELVETS. '
. TQ pieces Lyons heavy black and- colored silk bonnet
velvets! ‘ .f,, / „ . »
HIGH. COLORED BIli.K f RINGED THIBET SHAWLS,
•. THE >O9 PATUBLE, LUPIN,
- BEDOUZ, fIEJBBB, A 00.
•v, 200 pieces superfine quality high -Colored silk fringed
Thibet shawle.
BLACK LONG THIBET SHAWLS
, 266 superfine quality,black long Thibet Bbawls.
' PARIS' GOLD, BORDERED - BROOH6 SOAR PS.
' fi^Ori:h‘ Parle gold bordered brofibe scarfs. " •
BLACK ORNTRSS PARIS STELLA fiHAWLB—JUBT
‘' 4 ‘ LANDED PRO tt STEAMER ARIEL. ,
extra .rich -black centres.>Parls. brtohe Stella
’Shawls \ ' J
.New RTYtW.REYBRSHABLE PARIS WOOLLEN
V n "T-‘ long^hawls^-just,landed.
../lOOjinuarfine'duality new style Paris reverseable
: froollta' wag. shawls
PARIS! OHRNEILLH BOEDER tD THIBET SHAWLS.
. ~3;0 extra, rich Paris cbeneilJe bordered -Thibet
•kawl«.>„ . ..} -
PARIS.BBYER9SABLB CASHMERE SHAWLS.
. ,100.Tftr/-*ljob P*rii reverseable Cashmere ebawU
, PARIS LONG AND SQUARE BROOHE SHAWLS
fcOO-supeffia* quality and..extia rioh design Parle
broclldUodg and equate shawls! 1
PARIS MERINO- CLOTHS, ‘THE MANUFACTURE
OP MESSRS. PATURLB, LUPIN,‘ SEYDOUX, 81E
‘BERr* OOr . '
MOOi pieces' superfine quality Paris white and Marie
,Ldnf*e merino cloths. •> <
„.JV , SILK: MANTILLA VELVETS
.< 26 piece* Lyons extra heavy silk mantilla velvets.
<rjr The particular attention of the traae is request*
ed to the above sale of shawls, as it,is the. intention of
the.owner to 1 sell every lot.
fWMUBKOXAL SALESROOM,
V : - ' 222 MARKET STREET,
\ - MMIpSK SECOND AND THIfiD STREETS.
- -» > ' • P. G; WOLBEBT, Auofloffiu.
. REMOVAL.
i CARD.’—With a view to merit a continuance of the
;enoou?agement of oar friends, we have Teased the eligi
ble'store,‘222 MARKET Streot, where will be sold wUh
'ontre«enrer, s
i, . On Thursday Morning,
Commencing at 10 o'clock: *
- • BALE PROM, THE SHELVES,
; ‘Ofa general variety of staple and fanoy goods in lota
to suit purchasers. •> > - ;
.i On Friday Morning,
Sale op ready, made clothing, hosiery
... GOODS, TAILORING. GOODS, Ac.
Included trill he found a first-rate assortment of
.Raglans, . „ M . ) " , . '
TopCoats,.'
Saqnea, - Made in a fashionable manner for
frock Coats; ■ ' “ men and boys’ wear.
Dress Coats, . .
and Vests, J, " •'
:,. w : A :‘- ; ; HOBIEBY GOODS.
' AlsOj men and boys’ merino and lamb’s wool shirts
andSrawera-- ' . .
.' Alee, a general assortment of tailoring goods.
. |p» Samples add catalogues early on the morning of
xxjotiooter,
*. :v r;Nd; tsi I chestnut street,
1 Opposite the Custom Bouse, between Fourth and
fifth streets. .
—The particular and early attention of the
r trade IS Inylted to the large assortment of goods to he
sold this morning, at 30 o’clock, comprising in part a'
, faUline of .cambric'tad jaconet collars, infants’ waists,'
Swiss'sets dimitybands, tidies, veils, jaconet and
cajnbrlo muslins- brilliants, valencies, poll deohevres,,
linens/ bonnet and trimming ribbons flowers, feathers,
'hosiery,"shirts and drawers, zephyr scarfs, hoods,
basques,, circulars; also, Congress gaiters, ladles’ last*
ing gaiters; children’s shoes. Ac.
-BALK-0F EMBROIDERIES. HOSIERY. SHIRTS,
\t vt; DRAWERS, Ao., *O.
~, . ... Morning,
, October 27th, by catalogue, commencing at 10 o’clock',
wlll.beaold a large.assortment of desirable goods, salt
ed to city tales, comprising, vie— •
- EMBROIDERIES.
. New style embroidered jsoonet and cambric sets, jaco
net and oambrio collars, Swiss, sett and collars, j&conet
edgings; Ao/
.Also, fine embroidered infants’ ieoonet waists, dimity
collars, Swiss muslin and French face veils,
r i . RIBBONS AND FLOWERS.
• Fall styles bonnet and trimming ribbons, French flow
ers and feathers.
-.'-HOSIERY, SHIRTS, AND DRAWERS.
and colored merino and ootton hose,
gents’ white and grey merino and cotton hose and half
hose., merino undershirts and drawers, gents’ fanoy
•tie*,^.
- 1- 5 *- WHITE GOODS.
-> A line, of plain cambrics and jaoonets, oambrie and
jadonetplaids, Swiss tdosltne Ac., Ao. '
; DIMITY BANDS.
,£ 'Also/dimity band*, tidiis. Ao. ■ •'
.* . t -V, SHOES.
f'-Oaies men’s ealf Congress boats. ■
v Oases ladf» S’ Mifiar gaiters.
. sCaa»*childrens calf aho«g.
-.'Oaaealadles’ white kid slippers, •
gents’ rephyr slippers, Ao.» Ao.
BY WILLIAM S. STEBR, GENERAL
AUCTION ANP COMMISSION BTORB, No. 48
North EIGHTH Street, below Arch.
• f >■'•> j. A; BLI3ON. Auctioneer. _
BDPKBIOR EO3KWOOD. WALNOI* *»».at, oAft
; ANT aOUSKnOLD Kna»u™;Tl)RTE, &o.
v p«T*LvJ*-*^ w ? r "fl r wneMoy. Jttornlog.
r - r ArTo7o’cloelc, at tho auction cto/e, Trill "be sold by
catalogue.-* large; aa*orimeat~ of enjwrfor well-made
parlor,' chamber, and diniog-room furniture, oatpetdj
mlrrora.Ac,
~ “ , BAGATELLE TABLE.
Alio. l 5 fc&gatellctabl*, in Irat-rato condition, with
toalianndeuoa. "
; NOHOR, —Hereafter ire will hold oar regular gales
0? .household furniture, Ac., on Wednesday and Bs
;turday..morntag«, commencing at 10 o’clock. Evening
sales of watches, Jewelry, fancy and miscellaneous
goods, will be hetdregutarly every Monday, Wednes
day, Thursday, and Saturday evenings, commencing at
JJj o’clock. »
' Consignments of sew and second-hand house*
holdfaroltdre, piano-fortes,' carpets, watches, jewelry,
Ac.; respectfully 1 solicited, on which liberal cash od
rshce* will beinade ir required. 1 ,
... Outdoor sales attended to promptly. Charges
s* moderate aa'ariy other house in this city.
S'' A. DYSABT & GO.,Adctioneei* and
• Ooiaa&sioa Mmosaats, No. 37South EIGHTH
STREET, corner of LODGE STREET.''
■OHILIP FORD, AUGTIONJ3ER, No.
A $3O MARKET STREET, between FIFTH and
SIXTH, south side ,
BALE 07 BOOTS, SHOES, BROSANB, RUBBRRB, Ao.
On Thursday Morning,
28th instant, at 10 o’clock prelsely, we will sell, by
catalogue, 600 coses men’s, women’s, misses’, youths’,
and children’s boots, 'shoes, brogam, gaiters, ties;
slippers gum boots and overshoes, embracing On ex
tensive and desirable assortment adapted for the pro*
sent and'coming season.. <
fly Samples will he arranged for examination with
catalogues early on‘ the morning 'of sale, when the
attention of the trade, and purchasers generally, is re
quested. 4 ' : ■ • •
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALS OF BILLIARD TABLES.
~ On Saturday Morning,
30th instant, at 10,o’clock-precisely, will he sold on
the premises, northeast corner of Eighth and Callow
hlu. streets, 1 by order of administrator, 4 superior bil
liard tables of the following celebrated manufacture,
vis:
X made by Messrs. Griffith & Decker, New York.
1 u ti u - Leonard A Benjamin, New York.
2 “ »< George Thompson, Esq., Boston (marblo
-beds), .
*'fly The'particular attention of billiard proprietors
is requested.'-, »
ITT* The tables may be examined any day privlous to
the saja as shore. . .
T M. GtfiTMEY & SONS,
•we REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS,
• ' ‘ No. 620 WALNUT STREET ' -
-•NOTlCE.—Thefarm of William Brown, Esq., in De
laware ooqnty, near M«d<s, we advertised to be sold bn
Thursday, has been sold bv us at unvote aale. -
; e.'tf GUMUEY A 80N8.
SECOND PAUL BALE.
t . yi ftr 7,Pn Thursday Evening,
October 28th, #6 the JPliilsrfelpblaJSxcliange—
•THE.BEAUTlFUL, COUNTRY BEAT, known as
u Asten Ridge,” containing 28 acres, situate in Dela
ware county, r p,tul|es from the city, will be sold agree
ably tb postponement, on Thursday evening, October
28th, 3868 ‘ ' , «v 1 *
MODERN.
No. 81 South Nlnsteeoth street, above Chestnut street
w 'To olose'the.bstate of William Davis', dec’d
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND.—Btore and dwel
ling* No.'27f South FJfth street, above Hpruco street.
VALUABLE £OT OB GROUND, with four front#,
on Tulip, Tucker; and Jackson streets, end a thirty feet
wide street, in me Nineteenth ward. M 6 by 106 feet..
GEBMANTOWN—Cottage residence and large lot of
ground, Duey’alane, within two minutes walk of the
the Philadelphia A Germaatowo Railroad.
Twohandsome bblldint sites, Duey’s lane, German
town,within two minutes walk of the railroad station.'
HANDSOME-MODERN RESIDENCE, (mastic front,)
south side of Green street,'west of Twenty first street.
THREE-STORY 'BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 2208
Centre' street has two story double back building» and
is in complete order,' ' 1
MODERN THREB.STORY BRICK RESIDENCE,
street ■ street, above Jefferson
. * Sons, auctioneers, will
>hol4 wwlw sales of Beal Estate, Stocks, &o. Also,
kogsehold fnnilture at dyelliogs. 1
JttWgMTASBVS mvjtfß SALT!.
CtP Ou' our Prltate B&l® Beg! tUt will always bo
foonl a very luge amount of real eatatoj inMadlntr
T «T«ry dMcnptlton of city and ootmtrr property.
..., - ,j,h, auMufit a sons,
'■' u - ' " A "■ ‘ Heal Batata Broker*.
620 WALNUT Btre«>t,beloir Sixth.
rCOUHfiKE 'NATHANS, : AUCTIONEER,
MONEY‘LOAN- OFFICE, No. 224 South
THIRD. Street, below Walnut, opposite Pear <rt„ onlt
’«ffh*dos#below tha Exchange, ' ' 1
rfrelbek, A. M.y until 10
©•olook la the evening., ; '
_ Oat-door g*leg, dad itltd at the Auction House, at
■ Nnw spoai the moot *«Ai«fft6torv terme.
> , CAPITAL $200,000, J
- EtiablUhtdforihe laatThirty Years..
°°s dollar to thousands enDi*-
mmto, filltwEl.M, mbMoi. l.wolrr, HttiwtM, Met
'MrtfettMSFl? Bedding, olg»W,Mnelo.l
tne^ jdto,jy, Hotw., !o«rri«gS, eld flood. of
"® u,n “S' length of 'time tgreed
jtiMßfiaßaMWse
a-S£2@s^?srSSj3
;^ 7^d; ;^n«.tingHra , ton
' '^i§ r l
PJ B -W O.A K V if 1 I HGS.
JAMES H. OENE,
, ~pHE B T T, BTEBET,
below bktbnth.
-- Boyer* of CARPETINGS wIU find, among eur Hew
Goods; a large variety of choice design*, selected in
Europe during the last season,.at tumsoally lopr prioes.
In the above is a.large variety of
BRUSSELS , TAPESTR* OABPKTB,
AT
ONZ DOLLAR PER YARD.
JAMES H. OBNE.
CHESTNUT STREET,
ocß-lra BELOW BHVBNTH.
i 6 month ft 1
’ goods, oomj
tlie morning
LONG- AND
lows PAT
apKOTii-vi
WITHOUT
BHTIBB
shawls. a,
do.'
i heavy Che-
JJAILY & BROTHER,
No. 920 CHESTNUT STREET,
Will. OPEN THIS DAY
Their Rail Importation
or
CARPETINGS,
MU-tfl AT
PRICES. GREATLY REDUCED.
Eoilette articles.
rpBE GREAT WOWDER
OP THB NINETEENTH CENTURY,
PROFESSOR WOOD'S
HCA.IR RBSTORATIVB.
. Says the Bt. Louis (Me.) Democrat: below, we pub
lish a letter to Dr' Wood of this oity, from a gentlemen
,in. Maine,, übich speaks glowingly of the superior
merits of' his hair tonic. ' Such evidence must have its
effect, when coming from a reliable souroe. If certifi
cates ate guarantees of tenth, the Dr. needs noenca
tniams, nor useless pufferr from the press;
Bits, Maine, Jan. 20, 1860.
ProfessorO. J. Wood * c o.—G*ntt*m*n: Havlngmy
attention called a few months since to the highly bene
ficial effects of your Hair Restorative, I was induced to
make application of it upon my own hair, which had be
come quite gray, probably one-third white; my whis
kers were of same character. Some three months since
I procured a bottle of your hair restorative, and used
it, I soon found it was proving what I had wished. 1
used it about twice a week. I ha-re since procured
another bottle, of which I have oaed some. I can now
certi y to the world that the gray or white hair has to
tally disappeared, both on my head and face and roy
hair has resumed, its natural color, and I believe more
soft end'glossy than it'has been before for twenty-five
years. lam now sixty yearß old! my good wife at the
age of fifty-two, baa used It with same effect. '
The above notice I deem due to you tor your valuable
discovery. lam assured that whoever wiu rightly use,
as per directions, will not have occasion to contra
dict my statements. lamacitisen of this city, and a
resident here for the last fifteen rears, and am known
to nearly every one here and adjoining towns. Any use
you roar make of the above, with my name attached, is
at jouraervioe.asl wish to preserve the beauties of
nature In others as well as myself. lam truly, yours,
A. 0. RAYMOND.
, 28,1868.
WOOD'S HAIB RBBTOBAifVB
.Professor.Wool*—Uaor Str: Haring had the misfor
tune to lose the beat portion of my hair, from the effects
of the yellow ferer, in New Orleans, in 1851, I was in
duced to make a trial of yonr preparation, and found it
to answer as the very thing needed. My hair Is now
thick and glossy, and no words can express my obliga
tions to you In giving to the afflicted such a treasure.
FINLEY JOHNSON. .
The undersigned, Her. J. K. Gragg, is a minister in
regular standing, and Pastor of the Orthodox Ohurch at
Brookfield, Mass Ho is a gontleriffn of great inflnenoe
and uniTereaUr beloved. wM DYJSR.
Brookpibld, Jan. 12,1868.
Professor Wood—Hear Sir: Having made a trial of
yonr Hair Restorative, it gives me pleasure to say, that
Its effeot has been excellent in removing inflammation,
dandruff and a constant tendency to itching with whloh
1 have been troubled from my ohildhood; and has also
restored my hair, which was becoming gray, to its origi
nal color. I have used no other article with anything
like the same pleasure or profit.
Yours truly, J. K. BRAGG.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of three sixes, vis:
large, medium, and small. The small holds halt a pint,
and retails for one dollar per bottle; the medium holds
at least twenty per oent more in proportion than the
small, retails for two dollars per bottle; the large holds
a quart, forty per oent. more in proportion, and retails
for three dollars a bottle.
- O.J. WOOD 4 00., Proprietors, 812 BROADWAY.
N. Y.,(lnthe great N. Y. Wire Rifling Bstablishment,)
and 1U MABRBT Street. St. Leuls, Ho..
Ami sold b j all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. aulB-fnn&w-8m Asoowinwkvftm
Sewing Maxima.
w™ & ™ SON ' S
SEWING MACHINES,
REDUCED PRICES,
NEW BTTLE *5O.
AU the former patterns 926 lees on oaoh Machine.
A NEW TENSION.
NO WADING OF UPPER THREAD,
A HEMMER WHICH TURNS ANT WIDTH OF
HEM OB FELD.
O7FIOHB
028 CHESTNUT Street,' Philadelphia.
No, T WEST STATE Street, Trento N. J,
. No. 7 BAST GAT Street, West Chester, P*.
'00T4D26.
HARRIS’" BOUDOIR SEWING HA
OHTNEi* nffarod-to A* rm iho-iuogi i«U«
hie low-priced Bewing Machine to use. Itwill sew from
six to sixty stitsbos to an inch, on all kinds of goods,
from ooanest bagging to the finest cambrics. It is,
Without exception, the simplest in Its mechanical con
struction ever made, and can be run and kept in order,
by a child of twelve
by any other. Its speed Iran gea
"from three hundred to fifteen hundred stitches par min
ute. The thread used Is taken directly from the spools,
WITHOUT VEX TXOUBU O* ftHWIKDIHO, In fact, It la t
maofcta'a that is wanted by every family to the land, and
the low P*ioe of
YO&TY DOLLARS,
it whioh they sold, brings them within the reach of
.almost every one S. B. BASER, Agent,
' wkyeowfia 20 South EIGHTH Street.
Bnaiiwss (garbs.
' A LEX. MoKINNET,
J*. hATTORNBY AT LAW,
GREENBBURG, PA.
Will practice to Westmoreland, Armstrong and In
diana counties. sell-tf
«. V. 4B&AR9.
A BEAMS & MAYER,
A. " ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
LOOK HAVEN, PI.,
Will attend promptly to all professional business en
trusted to them. Special attention given to the collec
tion of claims.
Gov. Wm.P.Packer t Harrisbnrg, Pa.:L. A. Mackey,
President Lock Haven Dank; Generalß.X. Jackman,
Look Haven: Hon. A. White, Look Haven; Simon
Scott, Lock Haven; Bullitt & Falrtheme, Phlladel-
Shia: MeYarland, Evans, A Co., Philadelphia; Evans
; Watson, Philadelphia; Phillip M. Prioe, Philadel
phia; Hon. A, V. Parsons, Philadelphia; williamsoa,
Taylor, & Co.) Philadelphia j Tener A Davis, Phila
delphia: Hon. James Burnside, Bellefonte, Pa.; J. W.
Quiggle, Esq., Philadelphia. jy 26-tf
SL. FOWLER,
• ATTORNEY AT LAW.
HOUSTON ,
HARBIB COUHTT, TXX4B.
Twenty years resident in Texas.
Prompt attention paid to Land Business.
OPFIGB OPPOSITE THE OLD OAPITOL.
Rvfbbb to —Messrs. Davis A Birney, Philadelphia,
mb&-w-ly
(nHA&LBS TETIS, COMMISSION MKK-
V OHANT and Importer or HAVANA SIGABB.
(New) IBS Walnut street, second story. aul-ly
L ADMAN & KABORU—
Importers and Wholesale Dealer! in WINES.
BRANDIES, WHISKEY, GINS, and FANCY LI
QUORB. No. 1017 MARKET Street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets * ielo-tf
Summer fiesorts.
TTAT’S HOTEL,
AA WILLIAMBPORT,
_ LYCOMING COUNTY, Pi,
The undersigned has purchased the largo and elegant
building, corner of THIRD and PINE Street, formerly
occupied by the West Branch Bank, and has enlarged
and refitted it to a saperiorstyle.
Williamsport is one of the most delightful inland
towns in Pennsylvania, and fals house, he hopes, will be
found pleasant, as well to the traveller as to those citl
sens of the metropolis who desire to pass an agreeable
time during the heated term of the summer.
His omnibus runs from his Hotel to the Packet and
Railroad Depots free of oharge.
Jy3g-8m W.H. HAY, Proprietor.
»B BS>F O E D SPEIKGS THIS
weli-khown and dellg&tfal Sommer Resort will
be opened ror the recaption of Visiters on the 16th of
/one, and kept open until the Ist of October.
The new end spacious Building* erected last year are
sow tolly completed, and the whole eetablishmvit has
been famished to superior style, and the accommoda
tions will be of a character not excelled to asy part of
the United States. -
The Hotel.will be tinder the management of Ur. A.
G. ALLUN, jrhoee experience, oouxteoua manners, and
attention to,hisgneflis,give the amplestassurance of
comfort and kind treatment.
In addition to the other means of access, it is deemed
proper to state that passenger® can reach Bedford by a
daylight ride from O&ambenburg.
The Company hare made extensive arrangements to
SQpply dealers and lndlyidnel* with “ Bedford Water’,
by the barrel, carboy, and in bottles, at the followisg
prioas, at the Borings, vis t
For a barrel (mu10ery).................. $4 00
80. foak) . 800
jf 80. (mu1berry)......,.......... 800
X Do. (oak). »•*•* 200
Carboy, 10 gallons 2 5$ -
- Bottles, 1# pint, per doaen * 1 60
The barrels are care folly prepared, so that par
ehasers may depend upon receiving the Water fresh
and sweet.
AU eommunloiftlonß should be addressed to
THE BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS 00..
mylO-tr Radford (fcmnty. Pe,
CHIOKERING & SONS, Hanu
fTTTTJ factarera of GRAND, P ABLOR-GBAND,
SQUARE, and UPRIGHT PIANO-FORTES.
This is the largest and oldest manufactory to the
United States, having been
ESTABLISHED IN 1823,
Siooe whioh time we have
MADE AND BOLD TWENTY THOUSAND TWO
HUNDRED PIANOS.
And have received as testimonials of their BUPEBI
ORITY over all otoera,ll 00ld } 18 Silver > and 4
Bronze Medals., -
ft/* Pianos to Rent, Tuned, and Repaired.
BRANOH HOUSE, to PHILADELPHIA Is at 180*
CHESTNUT Street. ocs-8m
«e=9tea PIANO FORTES,
it t iff Jnrt nwif«d, *tt elegant .took of BAVIN,
BiaOM, * 00;,NUNNS ft OWJIK.HALLBT.DA
VIB k do., ud GAM 4 00. 8 PIANOS. MBLODB
OSB of tietrt ouelitr, at . J.». GOULD'S,
8. B. eornet 81VBNTH end OHBBTNUI «te.
■ BUI.,
11l ANILA CIGARS I Case First Quality.
'-’A f Hug. clgiri, Jogt .rrWcd In’ Store lujd fog eale
b / „ WILLIAM H. YEATON,
SIOSwttIROHT.StiMI, h
/ THE QCKrQBEiI 185&.
Caipetiftjjs.
a. i'. um,
»a»xai«OB0
patto Stole*.
>’ R -• * *•
£ejjal< Notices.
N THE COURT FOR THE
AND COUNTY OP-PHILADELPHIA. ,
_ ‘JOHN B. FOX vs. GEORGB W. BTROUD.* - .
pepfW?enh, 1868. No. 48. Vend. Exp.
' The auditor appointed by the Const to report distri
bution of the fun! raised, by the Sheriff’* Bale under
the shave writ, of
, All that certain lot or pit te o' ground with the three
etory brlok ireastuge or.tenement thereon erected,
Situate on tho neat side of Seventh street, at the dis
tance of 63 feet southward fr m the south west corner
of Master street and the said Seventh street, in the
city of Philadelphia, containing in front or breadth
on,the Bald Seventh street 17 feet, and extending in
length or depth westward between parallel lines at
right angles with*the said Seventh street $0 feet.
Bjunftd eastward by the said Seventh street south*
■wardby o\h"r ground of the sold Johnß. Pox, intend
ed to be this day granted tj George W, Strond on
ground rent,, westward by remaining ground of the said
/oho E. Pox, and northward by ground granted to
Henry Pierce. Being the same lot or piece of ground
which John E Fox, by indento e dated the 25th day of
Mauh, A D 185/, reorded /t Philadelphia In deed
book R I). W;, No. 120, page 295. Ac., granted and
conveyed unto ibe 'aid George W.Strond. in fee,yield
ing and paying therefor and thereont nnto the said
J,!hn B, Fox, his heirs and assign, the yearly rent or
sum of 120 do lare, In equal half-yearly payments, on
the first day of the months of January and July in
every rear thereafter.
Also, aU that certain lot or piece of ground with the
three story brick messuage or tenement thereon erect
ed situate ou the west side of Seventh s'r»et, st the
distance of 80 feet southward fretn the south wet* cor
ner or Master street and the said Seventh street, in the
city of Philodeifbla, containing in front or breadth ou
the said Seventh street 17 feet, and extending in length
or depth westward between parallel UneH at right an
gles tilth the said Seventh street 83 feet. Bounded
eastward by the said Seventh street, southward by
other ground of the said John B. Fox, intended-to be
this'day granted to John H. Craig on ground rent*
westward tiy remaining ground of John B. Pox, and
northward by other gronvd of the sal* John S. Fox,
intended to be this day granted to George W, Stroud on
ground rent Being the same lot or piece of ground
which John H. Pox, by Indenture dated the 21th dsy of
March, A. D. 1867, recorded at Philadelphia In deed
book B D. W., No. 120 page 299 Ac., granted and
couv. yed nnto the said Georg* W Strond, in feo, yield
ing and paying therefor &i d thereont unto tho said 3 ohn
E. Pox, hia heirs and assigns, the yearly rent or sum of
120 dollars, in equal half yearly payments, on the first
days of the months of January and July In every year
thereafter, tor arrears of which said gronnd rente, the
properties'above dofloribfd are now about to be sold—
Will attend to the duties of his appofntmenton TUES
DAY, November 9tb, 18*8, at 4 o’clock, P M., at bis
office, No, 133 South Fifth street, opposite Indepen
dence Square, in the city of Philadelphia, when and
where all parties interested ace required to present
their claims or be deberced from coming la ou said
fund. v W. B. WHITMAN, Auditor.
Phila. v , Oot 15,1858. 0c2610t
pRESSWELL & WILLIAMS, No. 200
vi WALNUT Street, are prepared to supply ship
per! and consumers with superior Broad Top Coal from
Lancaster Minas. bc»tf
JhO QK PER TON for the best WHITE
ASH COAL, warranted free from slate or
dust.
HICKS’ COAL is the best and cheapest in
the city, re-screened in yard and dry under cover.
HICKS bsUs none hut the very beßfc Lehigh
and Sohuylklll Coal, and warrants full woigbt.
HICKS superintends the delivery of all
Coal personally, and therefore guarantees it to be
as represented.
HICKS’ Yard and Office is at the sontheast
corner of MARSH \LJj and WILtOW, -here he
inrlteß aU to cell and examine for themselves the above
facts. a025-Sm
CIGERING, FOX> A GO» wholesale and
JL 1 retail dealers In LEHIGH and BQHUYLKILL
GOAL. Lehigh yard—THIED street and GERMAN*
TOWN ROAD. Schuylkill yard—HAOH and BBOAD
stmts, Philadelphia. Keep constantly on hand Goal
from the most approved mine!, under cover, and pre
pared expressly for famUv usa fel-y
Safes.
gALAMANDER SAFES.
A large assortment of
EVANS & WATSON’S
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED
SALAMANDER SAFEB,
VAULT DOORS,
For Banks and Stores.
BANK LOOKS,
Equal to any now In use.
JBON DOORS, SHUTTERB. Ac.,
On aa good terms as any other establishment In the
United States, by
EVANS & WATSON,
No. 26 South FOURTH Street.
Philadelphia.
• PLEASE GIVE US A GALL. aalB-tf
fUacljinetß attb Iron.
cAttcrsh ▼. vxaxtOK. /• rxuaiuir vsaaioz
vmxxui k. Muaxiox.
CSOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
►3 FIFTH AND WASHINGTON BTRESTB,
rHIIeXOiLWIIA.
- MERRICK h SONS,
engineers and machinists, -
nunufaoture High and Low Preisure Steam Engine!, for
Land, River, and Marine service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Bests, fto., Out-
Inn of til kinds, either Iron or Bra**.
Iron frame roofs for Gas Works, Workshops, Railroad
Stations, &o.
Retorts and Gas Machinery of tks latest and most
Improved construction.
Every description of Plantation machinery, atieli as
Sugar. Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open Bteam
Trains, Defecators, Filters. Pumping Engines, Ac. 1
Bole Agents forN; RrUieax 1 * Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus: Nasmyth’s Patent Steam Hammer, J. P.
Hoes’ Patent Valve Motion for Blast Machinery and
Steam Pumps.
Rupevtetetirtent—B H BATPPOL auß-y
Drugs an& ®t)etmcais.
SHOEMAKER & ®O.,
WHOISSAL* DBOGGIBTB,
Eanutacbarers and Dealer PAINTS, VABNISHEB.
mkS WXNxwOW aiune, v»* wtwrrs - ~«-
IAOS Streets, Philadelphia.
Sole Agents for the sale of tho oelebrated Floreff*
Mete Qlu*. mM*-?
OLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
-E-E DAVID M. HOGAN, Blank Book Manufacturer*
Stationer aed Printer, No. 100 WALNUT Street, is pre
pared at all times to furnish, either from the shelves
or make to order, Books of every description, suitable
for Banks; PubUo Offices, Merchanta, and other*; of the
best quality of English or American Paper, and .bound
to various styles, in the most substantial manner.
Orders for JOB PRINTING of every description
snide* n ifa l<i MthsSriplllllg oxecutod with neatness
A general assortment of English, French and Ameri
can Stationery.
Concerning Mr. Hogan>> Contribution to the Franklin
Institute, the Committee aay—“This display of Mank
boons for banking and mercantile use is the best in the
Exhibition. The selection of the material Is good, the
workmanship most excellent, and thotr finish and ap
pstnmee neat and appropriate »* aoSO-tf
ffixpresa QTompanu*.
mHB ADAMS EXPRESS CO., OFFICE,
A 620 CHESTNUT STREET,' forwanU PAROELS.
PACKAGER, MERCHANDIZE, BANK NOTES and
SPECIE, either by its own LINES, ©r to oonneotion
with other RXPRBBB COMPANIES, to all the nrtootoa]
TOWNS and OITIBfI of the United States. .
E. 0. OANBFORB, ;
**l-u General fttperleUadeutl
Philadelphia warming and
VENTILATING WAREHOUSE. ‘
ABNOL9 A WILSON,
goaosseoxs te a. a uarxisou.
We have removed from our old stand in Walnut street
to the LARGE STORE, No. 1010 CHESTNUT street,
a few doors below the fit. Lawrenoe Hotel, where our
old friends and the publlo are respeotfully invited to
examine our extensive stock of Warn Air Paraaees,
Cooking Ranges, Bath Boilers, Registers, Enameled
Btone Mantels, Parlor Coal Grates, Ac., &a. Wears
now manufacturing OBILSON’S CELEBRATED PAT
ENT NEW COAL GAS CONSUMING FURNACE, the
most powerful and economical Heater ever invented,
and suited to all classes of buildings.
Also, new and beautiful* patterns ot Low Do »
Grates, and Parlor Coal Grates of all sices and pattern
We have also commenced the manufacture 4>
ENAMELED STONE MANTELS from Penn
sylvania Stone. These Mantels were awarded . a
SPECIAL PRSAf/tTAf at (A* late Fair and Exhi
bition of the Franklin Institute of this city. They
represent all the rare and beautiful Aniiqob Mabblbb,
are not injured by Smoke . Coal Gas, Oil or Acids,
and are sold Wholesale ana Retail, at much lets pries
than Marble,' Call and see them.
ARNOLD A WILBOK.
BBNj.tf. FELTWELL, Superintendent.
PbSlftdeloTiia. April. 186fi—ap?4 ly
TTNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
LAND LOCATING AGENCY,
„ , _ . CHICAGO, ILL.
The subscriber, having had mnch practical experi
ence In selecting and locating lands in the various Land
Districts in the Western States, has unusual facilities
for making valuable selections for ,
LAND WARRANTS OB OABH.
Having Surveyors constantly in the field to make
personal examinations, he can always make the moat
judicious locations.
Lands unsurpassed for fertility of soil and salubrity
of climate, near the line of railroads, may now be
iu
lOWA AND WISCONSIN*
Satisfactory references given when required.
Q7* Mow invested to Kansas and Nebraska, and
any of the Wasters States.
B. SALISBURY,
jylfi-fim 40 CLARKE Street. Chicago.
npAW h BEERS*
A LUBRICATING GREASE,
the best and cheapest compound for greasing the axles
Of OMNIBUSES, CARRIAGES. CARTS, DRAYS and
WAGONS, and HEAVY MACHINERY.
For sale in tin oans, hew, and barrels, by all the
DRUGGISTS to the city andthe MANUFACTURERS,,
Nn TR ROTTTFT WaTSR Street
PLASMA OB ARTIFICIAL LARD.—
SPECIAL NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS.—The above
offers a vehicle for the exhibition of remedies to dis
eased surfaces, whioh combines the following advanta
ges : A good and unvarying consistence, easily washed
off with water, dissolves all substances that are solu
ble to water, hence facilitating instead of obstructing
their absorption, and does not get rancid. The last
property alone renders it an inraluahle acquisition to
the practitioner. Prepared and for sale wholesale and
retail, at BIMXS’B Laboratory and Pharmacy,
mbit Twelfth and OhAßtcut «tre*t t.
CiLATE/ SLATE// SLATE Z/Z—Roofing
lO Elate, of all slses, and at very low ratee, kept con
stantly on hand, and for sale by
FGZBING, FOX, Sc 00.,
GERMANTOWN ROAD and THIRD street.
N. B. Slate Roofs put on in the best manner, and j*
*(rlnv Vi All wnrV warranlxf a a «
BENCH PLATE GLASS.—HAYING
been appointed by the “ Compagnie d» Flore jfe“
the 80LE AGENTB for the sale of their GLASS In this
city, we are prepared to offer to the trade or consu
mers, from our stock on hand, POLISHED PLATE
GLASS for Stores or Dwelling Fronts; Rough Plato
for Floors and Skylights; and Silvered Plate, of large
slae, for Mirrors. The Glass will be sold at the lowest
prioea, and warranted superior, in every respect, to any
other imported.
ROBT. SHOEMAKER Sc 00.,
Plate and Window Glass Warehouse.
N. 9. oor. of FOURTH and BADE Btreets,
wbgft-if Philadelphia
MTHISKEY.—3O bbls., 20$ do. (Miller &
v V Rickeraton’s) Old Monougahela Whiskey,
store and for sale, by A. MBRINO,
0011-tf 140 South FRONT free!
TOW LINES, and BOW and STERtf
LINES, manufactured and for sale by
WEAVER, FITLEB, & 00.,
eelS Nos. 23 N, Water St.. & 22 N Wharves.
LARD.— 48 Bblß No. I. liWf iUMa
Beodend. Sot »lo te 9. O-S&HBB & 00., »
Mia AROHStrMt, M.aw .tote Slant/
T4/IAOKEREO —878 Bbbla Nos. 1, 2 & 8
1W MAOKKBEL , in Whole, Halves, Quarters, and
Eighths—to Original Packages—just ifceired and for
Bale hr . 0.0. SADLER A 00.,'
0019 - ARCH Street, 2d dfop Above Front,
A INQUIRE FOR THE ROYAL, OR
?SA SUKI.L PATUNT GAS-BUBNINQ COOK-'
t E3X ING STOVES—They are economical, consuming
? as and smoke that are usually wasted; dura-.,
Mb' by having double in«tead of single plates; and con
venient, having large ovens and being ready bakers.
Our lie-patented DOUULE.OVUN STOVE 1. thebeßt
constrnoted up-draft stove ever invented. It'will beat a
large boiler of water, boil' two dinner potß, broil a beef
steak, bake bread and plea and roast meat, all at the
same time and with a single fire.
■ Invalids, and all persons who appreciate the influence
of veu'ilated apartments upon health, will bo pleased
with our PORTABLE GRATES and MODEL FKANK
LIN STOVE*, which are of beautitul and ornamental
patterns, and give a cheerful, open fire, and thorough
ventilation.
. Strict economists will be tatlifad with cut SILVER’S
GAS-OONBUMING PARLOR BTOVjSB. Many of tho
ao-oal'ed gas-burning stoves introduce cold air to the.
top of the fire, the effect of which )a to 000 l the stove
and waste the fuel, precisely as if a stove door was
opened above the flro, In a true gas-burning stove, vho
air should be heated, in ahot-air chamber, to a tempera
ture sufficient to ignite the gases, on the same principle
ae is adopted in our gas-burning cooking stoves.
In Addition to the above, olarge assortment of Parlor
Cooking Stoves, Parlor Stoves, for coal or wood, Uall
Btovea, Portable Heaters, Cooking Stoves, of every de
scription, Gas Ovens, Stove Fixtures, and Repairs may
be found, in every variety, at our 'Warorooma, No. 200
Nonh SECOND Street, above Race
oel9-tr NORTH. CHASE, A NORTH
QUEEN’S PORTABLE FORCE
ffitgg Doubtless many of our city readers. In passing
I Biay the gangs of workmen employed in laying down
some or the passenger railroad tracks in our
streets, bad their attention attracted to a portable forge,
with bellows and everything complete, and in efficient
service. These forges, built upon the plan secured by
O.V Queen’s patent arc for sale at tho commodious,
long-established, and deservedly popular Stove, Range,
and Furnace establishment Of WARNtCK, CHAD
WICK, & BROTHER, corner of SECOND and RAGE
; Streets, who have the sole right for the sale of Queen's
Portable Forge in Pennsylvania.
There are, we believe, five sires of this forge, rang
ing in price from twonty-two to forty-four dollars—a
sum so smell, when contrasted with its merits, as to se
cure its general introduction; for any one who will for
a moment consider ibe advantages of this forge, wf ich
may be removed frotn place to place, so as always to bo
on the spot where workers in Iron or other metals are
to perform service, whether in original construction or
repairs, will at once concede it* great efficiency, and ar
range for its possession and use. The adaptability of
this fo-ge to repairs to railroads and mining machinery
especially commends it to railroad companies and opera
tors in the mining districts. We, therefore, take plea
sure iu oalllng to It tho attention of road masters, su-
Serintendents of mines, and others [From the United
tales Railroad and Mining Register ooT-ltn 1
Jk STOVES! STOVES!
fSaa SILVER’S ORIGINAL GAS-BURNING*
|kg« * STOVE,
With all the Latest Improvements.
Also, the largest assortment of
COOKING, PARLOR, Sc OFFICE BTOVSB
In tho City, at
MANICrLE’S,
No. m MARKET STREET.
Call before purchasing. se29-6w
j. SOMETHING NEW.—GAS BUR
NING COOK bTQVE.—I would respectfully call
ABPH, the attention of the public to one of the greatest
improvements ever introduced in Cooking Stoves
and Ranges—the burning of tho gas arising from the
coal, by which moan# is saved 59 per cost, in fuel and
also more Intense heat thrown to the bottom of the
oven. Wo effect the burning of the gasos by means or a
hollow oentre-plece, perforated on the under sldo. which
admits the air in a heated state to mingle with the
gases, thus aiding its combustion, and causing a flame
to pass around tho oven equal to a wood fire. This im
provement also preserves the centre piece from •'inking
down ou the fire, thereby saving the expense of repairs
One or the Stoves CAN BE SBEN IN OPERATION -t
1116 MARKET Street Manufactured by JAMES
BPEAIt, Inventor and Patentee, (late North, Chase Sc
North,) 1116 MARKET Street. eept29-Bmo
®tmcaticiuL
Freehold institute.—a board
ing 'SCHOOL FOB BOVS, AT FREEHOLD,
MONMOUTH 00., N. J.
The n»xt ses»ion will oomtnence on Wednesday, the
19th of November, 1858.
The following is from a report of tho Trustees,
made In April. 1858 :
‘•We dealr© to direct the attention of Parents to the
claim* of the Freehold Institute. The accuraoy of
scholarship instated upon; the moral and religious in
fluence* exor.fßed, and the gentlemanly deportment
cultivated iu the school, highly recommend it to the
patronage of an enlightened people.
“The Institute offers very unusual advantages for
the education of youth. The accommodations exceed
anything with whioh we are seqa luted. Besides dor
mitories. which are comfortable and pleasant, the pu
pllshave dressing rooms to which they have accosa at
all times.”
A competent Instructor ia at the head of each de
partment, and tho teaching is done with great accuracy
and thoroughness,
For circulars, or any information with rog&rd to the
school, address either ot tbe
J, SOLWDR E WILLIS, A. M.
Principals, J 01US A A; M
oeM-lw*
EATON ACADEMY, for both sexes, at
KENNBTT SQUARE, Chtatertounty, Pa ,opeaß
tho First of November, continuing twenty woekfl.
WM A. CHANDLER, )
MARY G- JACKSON, S Teachers.
0c25-4t* WM. K. GREENFIELD, )
Philadelphia school of design
BOR WOMEN —An Election of Twelve Director
to serve for tbe ensuing year will be held at the School
Rooms, 1834 C IEbTNUT Street, on MONDAY, No
vember let, 1858. between the hours of ten and twelve
o’clock. P. P. MORRIS,
0c22-Bt* Seer tary
A SPIRANTS to West Point Academy
XXL obtain individually that special instruction in tbe
study and acquisition of Mathematical and Mechanical
Science which inwarea distinction in puißuing the ardu
ous comse of that institution, and attainment of tbe
higher Acadomlobon-rs. at P. BPBWART’Blnstitoto,
108 FQUBTH Bt. below Chestnut. . oc3l-Bt*j3
LONG’S SPRING GARDEN ACADEMY,
N E. corner EIGHTH and BUTTONWOOD Sta.
COMMERCIAL DtpAHTMENT.— -ook keeping iu
ell Its •various forms; preparing Students thoroughly
for situations io any branch of business j Pla n and Or
□omental Writing; Commercial Calculations; Law and
Correspondence. No institution io the United States
MATHEMATICAL AND CLASSICAL DEPART
MENT— (Separate from the above.) —Young Men and
Boys are prepared for any grade of au Englith and Olas-
Blcairducatipn, vit: Spalling Reading,'Writing, Cram
mar, Geography, Arithmetic, Philosophy, &c , Ancient
and Modern Languages, with all the higher Collegiate
Studies. Sessions of fire months commence September
Ist, and February Ist. Pupils reoeived at any time be
fore or after these dates and charged accordingly. Cata
logues famished gratis.
mh26 tf F. DONLEAVY LONG, Principal
PBNN INSTITUTE—Sontboast corner oi
THIRTEENTH and FILBERT Streets, opened
on MO.NDAY, the Cth of September.
Private instruction. though farorable to rapid pro
gress. yet sends the scholar Into the world with a keen
sensitiveness, which totally disqualifies him for active
life; whilst attention to many oftentimes forces the
instructor to meet general difficulties rather than those
fiersonat to each individual, and the learner either
oae* all interest, or becomes superficial lu bis acquire
ments. For these and other reasons the number is
limited
For farther information apply personally, from nine
o’clock A. M. to ono o’clock P. AI., or by note, to
soIB-tf R. STEWART, principal.
PARADISE F. SEMINARY, LANCAS
TER CO t PA.,— Three-fourths of a mile from
Lemon Place Btation, P. R. R.. roop-ns for Us KIGIITII
SESSION on Ist November next. For to/ tag, which are
very moderate, apply to the Rector, Rov. Hr. KILLI
KELLY, Paradise, Lancaster co , Pa.
Befer*nce—Rt. Bov. Bp Bowman, Lancaster city, and
Episcopal clergy of Philadelphia. oc4-m w s-tNI
Allen grove boarding and day
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, Prank ford, Penn
sylvania. Six miles from Market street, Philadelphia.
The WINTER SESSION of this School will commence
November Ist. Parents and Guprdians who intend to
place their daughters or wards at this Institution,'will
do well to make Immediate application to Mrs. E. L.
THOMPSON, Principal and superintendent,
oco-wa-Bt*
SfKB. BRYAN’S SEMINARY,
I“JL BATAVIA, N. Y.
TUB FALL TERM of this Institution (whose loca
tion is one of rare beauty and attraction), commences
on the 16th of September. It continues striotly a Fa
mily Boarding School for Girls, and is thorough, select,
and homelike in all its appointments. The nnmbor of
pnpilß is limited to those who can be soaced at the ta
ble of the Principal.
10* CIRCULARS will bo sent showing Terms and
Regulations.
Batavia. Genesee co., N. Y., September, 1858. sel3
ORITTENDEN’9 PHILADELPHIA
v COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, eortheaat corner of
OHEBTNUT and SEVENTH Streets.
An Institution designed to fit young men for AC*
TIVE BUSINESS. “
BOARD 09 TIUJSTEKa.
B. B. Oomejy*, IranoU Hoeldnl,
Oearga H. S hart, Derld Milne,
John Sparbowk, D*»M 8. Brown,
Jew Hooker, A. V. Paroone,
D. B. Hinman, Frederick Brown,
- Joshua Uppincott.
EVENING SESSIONS after September 16th.
Each Student hoa individual inbtruotiou Jat this
Institution, and a Diploma from hero la the beat re
commendation ajoung man can have, for obtaining a
good situation.
CATALOGUES may be bad on application at the
College. aeB.tf
LEIDT BROTHERS’ NIGHT-SCHOOL ,
Nos. 148 and 150 SIXTH Street, near Race, ia
HOW OPEN ro O TB IHSTROOTIOH IK BOOK-KEEPING,
WRITING, AND MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC.
INSTRUCTION IN THE DAYTIME, Afi USUAL,
Bfrt'ly
BRSTANT & STRATTON'S CHAIN OP
NATIONAL MEItOANTILE COLLEGES. Phi
ladelphia College, Southeast oornor SEVENTH and
CHESTNUT Streets, Jor information, call or eend for
elronlar. , - JelO-tr
EVENING SESSIONS HAVE COMMENCED.
DHFP & CO.’S MERCAN-
OOLLEGE, Southeast corner
eighth and CHESTNUT Street,,
(eaiabltshea *n 1840, and incorporated by the Legisla
ture of Pennsylvania.) In thi* well-known Institution
the
COUNTING IIOUBE COURHS
of Practical, Slagle, and Doable Entry
BOOKKEEPING,
Including all the Auxiliart Boors, Oohhrroiai, Oal
ooi.aho»b, and
business writing,
Is (aught In the most successful and satisfactory style,
M. ROOM, ) , ,
P. EDWARDS, < Principals.
Mr, I) B. BOSTON, Penman.
irerliloero.
pHOSPHATIO GUANO.
3,000 BARRELS AND BAGS
**OM BGMBBJJKO ISLAND,
la Btere aad for wls by
JOS. B. BANSON & CO.,
Ho. 106 North WATER Street,
aad No. 10« North DILAW ARB Avenue.
ffiobcuco.
SFUGUET & SONS,
• Importexa of HAVANA OIGARB,
ee2B 210 South JPRONT Street.
OAVANA CIGARS.—IO6,OOO La Flor
CX de la Havana let, 2d, and Sds, Jnet arrived per
brig May Quoen,” from Havana, In Btoro and for
Bale by WILLIAM H. YEATON,
e024-tf No. 216 South VBONT Street.
EOGAIIO, CABANAS AND PARTAGAS
B. SBOASS—A choice invoice of theee celebrated
Manila on beard brig “ !)«> Era,” daily expected from
Havana, and for «ale low, by OHABT.KS TKTH,
(Roy) W 3 Walnut Second,
. ,•# . .ftwond Story.
itte&innat.
TYpBENSAOK’S IRON BITTERS*.
, IJL This'Mediclne, as its name implies, ta one of the
greatest strengthening' preparations extant, it ia es
pecially, adapted to those who have a lose of appetite or.
are afflicted with Dyspepsia, Direr*' Complaints. Piles,
Nortons Debility. General weakness, and all diseases
arising from a disordered condition of the digestive
organs. t * •
. FOR JBMALB COMPLAINTS GENERALLY
there is perhaps no medicine In the world equal to
it, as it enters, purifies, and . the blood
which is so important to bring about a healthy action
thousands are living
a miserable 1 existence, *of a pale sickly oolory weak
and emaciated, whe'could be restored to health,by the
usd ot one bottle of this invaluable medioine, at is no
humbug, but a genuine remedy, being free from any
thing that Is of an injurious nature.
FOB ALL DISEASES OP THE BLOOD
there is no better antidote than Bobensaok’s Iron Bit*
.tern When the blood is impure the whole body'is full
of disease. Blood letting may answer fora time, but
cloanßlng a part will not purify the whole. At the
fountain we must begin, and to cleanse the blood there
is no better remedy than these Invaluable Bitters
Their chief constituent is iron, and we all Know, it#
«fflbacy in removing the impure matter from the
whom visceral system They ore prepared by a prao
tical chemist, and have been pronounced, by eminent
physicians and others, as the << ne plus nltxa” of all
tonics.
HOW gratifying
to the proprietor that he has succeeded in compound
ing a remedy for many or the ills that bis fellow
mortals are subject to; and that the public appre
ciate it is not a question of doubt, but a fixed fact
as the demand for it has far surpassed his sanguine
expectations
HI:AD THE TESTIMONY OF A WODTHY CITIZEN,
This is to certify my wife was in delicate health some
three years, with a disease peculiar to her sex. Bhe
tried numerous remedies without deriving any benefit
Hearing of lron and knowing
iron to be a powerful tonic, Induced me to obtain a
bottle, whioh proved to be the medicine she solely re
quired, by restoring her to health. Bhe hesitates not
to recommend it to those who are similarly affected.
tt she believes it to be a sovereign remedy.
JOHN COLE.
No.. 831 Capitol Street.
-This invaluable Hedlolne is prepared only by
GEORGE 8. HOBENBACK,
Pharmaceutical Chemist,
N. W. comer of THIRD and GREEN Streets,
Philadelphia,
To whom all orders most be addressed.
Price $l. Discount to defers. Bold by Druggists
generally. * mh2o-y
Snonronte (Eomjjnnieß.
THE QUAKER CITY INSURANCE
COMPANY, OFFICE 408 WALNUT BTREBT,
PHILADELPHIA.—CAPITAL and&URPLUB $277,-
866 66,—-Insuresagainst LOBS or DAMAGE IsY FIRE
and the PERILS OF TIIE SEA, INLAND NAYIGA
TION and TRANSPORTATION.
K7* TEN percent, in cash returned on the earned
premiums of Open Inland Policies.
OFFICERS
Prfsldent—GEOßG X H. HART.
Vice President-B. P. JIOSB.
Secretary and Treasurer—H R. COGGSHALL.
Assistant Secretary—B.ll. BUTLER.
DIRECTORS.
Geo. H. Hart, 35. w". Bailey
E P.Rosfi, Andrew R. Chambers,
A. G. Cattail, J. L. Pomeroy,
Joseph Edwards, , Oh*rlea G. Imlay,
John G. Dale, H. R. Coggnhall,
Foster S. Perkins, Sa«'l. Jones, M, D.,
Hon.H.M. Fuller.
se2l-y Attest, H.R COOGSHALL, 8ec s y.
Hovtard fire and marine insu
rance COMPANY, No. 412 WALNUT Street
Philadelphia,
DIRECTORS.
John H. Diehl, Wm.!. Leech,
J. Edgar Thomson, Robt. W. D. Troltt.
M V?. Baldwin, Thoa. L. Lodera,
John 0. James, Wm. K. Hamlin,
A- J. Buchner, H. H. BhUUngfoxd,
John W Sexton. 0. K. Spangler,
’William RajgueJ, H.H. Houston,
Edwin Booth, Wm H. Love,
John Garrison, Charles P. Norton,
E.S.Warno, Isaac Myer.
President—JOHiN H. DIBHL,
Vice President—E. S. WARNS.'
Secretary—CHAßLES A. DIXY. sels-tf
American fire insurance 00.,
INCORPORATED Ito*—CHARTER PER
PETOAL.
No. 310 WALNUT Street, shore Third. Philadelphia
Haring a. large paid-up Capital Stock and Surplus
Xnrosted in sound and available Securities, oontinae t j
insure on Dwellings, Stordß, Furniture, Merchandise,
Vossols In Port ana their Cargoes, and other Personal
Property - . All Losses liberally and promptly adjusted.
fiIUOToaS.
George Abbott, John T. Lewis,
John Welsh, Caspar W. Morris.
BamnolQ. Morton, ~ James B. Campbell.
Patriot Brady, Edmund G. Lutilh.
Charles W. Poultney,
GEORGS ABBOTT, President.
THOMAB B, MARIS, Secretory j*23-yif
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE OF PENNSTLVANIA—FIBB AND MA
IIINE INSURANCE—No. 4 EXCHANGE BUILDINGS.
Chartered in 179-4 Capital s3oo.ooo—Assets, Janu
ary 1,1853,1347,440.60.100.
All invested In sound ana available securities— eontl
nue to insure on Vessels and Cargoes, Buildings, Stocks
or Merchandise, &e., on liberal terniß.
. DiaioTOßflV
Henry D. Bherrerd, George H. Btnart,
Simeon Toby, Samuel Grant, Jr.,
Charles flncnlester, Tobias Wagner,
WUUam 8, Smith, Thomas B. Wattson,
John B.BnM, Henry G. Freeman,
William B White, Charles 8. Learie,
- George G. Carson.
HENRY P. SHERREM), President.
William Hi»m, Seoret&rj. je9«wfrcn.tf
ftOßl* EXCHANGE INSURANCE COM
XJ PANT, No. 831 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
chartered capital
*IB», MARINS AND INLAND.
ASSETS JULY lßt, ms.
Bonds and Mortgages, Stocks, Ac...., $349,625 00
Bills Receivable, {for policies issued,2,l'tf Ift
Uanettlsd Book Accounts, (for polioies,).... 1 513 83
Cash in Bank and in Office, 10,433 45
dash in bands of Agonts and Correspondents;
No loftcan unadjusted, unpaid, or reported.
DIRECTORS-:
William Mi Godwin, 8. B. Crawford,
J&tnaa W. Queen, Jno. L.
•B. FMbilln jnciioii,' S. N. W!a«W, ’
J. 0. Hopper, Henry D. Mean.
WiJ. u. GODWIN, Preßldent.
/. 0. Hop re*, Secretary. mvIO-dtf
(HITY INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 110
South FOURTH Street.
CUi RTER PERPETUAL.
9300,000.
Organised 1861.
Privileged to Insure Houses, annually or perpetually j
Personal Property, annually, or for a less period j take
Marine, Inland, and Life Insurance Risks; receive De
posits; bold Trusts and grant annul ties
ALFRED WEEKS. President.
B. O. TYLER, Vice President.
J. W. SUbtii*, Secretary.
dixbotobs.
Alfred Weeks. Hon. W. D. Kelley,
B. 0. Tyler, J. W. Forney,
J. W. Bonder, P. B. Mingle,
C. R. Picking, James Watson,
J. L. Hutchinson, Ludlam Matthews,
J. W. BtokOo, William Curtis,
JelB-ly G. F. Turner.
Capital...,,
J LFJS INSURANCE AND TRUST OOM-
X-J PANT.—The PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY. Northeast Comer of THIRD and DOCK
Streets. Capital. $012,726.03.
INSURES LIVES Tor short tens*, or for tho whole
term of life—grants annuities and endowments—pur -
chosen life interests In Real Estate, and makes all
contracts depending on the contingencies of Life.
They act aa Executors, Administrators, Assignees,
Trustees, and Guardians,
*xeo*ns.
Daniel L. Miller, BasmelS.Stokei,
Benjamin Coates, WHliam Martin,
Richard fl. Newbold. James B. McFarland,
William P. Hacker, Joseph H. Trotter,
William 11. Kern, James Euston,
Samuel C. Huey, Theophilus Paulding,
Charles Hallowell, Edmund A. Souder,
Henry 0. Townsend, Dauiel h. Hutohmson,
Rodolphna Kent, John W. Qornor,
William H. Carr, Eilfs g. Archer,
Edward T. Mott, Samuel J. Christian.
William Robertson, Joseph li. Thomas,
Warner U. Basin, John G. Brenner,
F. 8. MiclUer, Easton.
DANIEL L. MILLER, President.
SAMUEL S. STOKES, Vic* Pres’t.
Join W. Hoxxoa. Secretary. &IS-Iy
{ThELAWASE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
-3l? stjranok company.
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE of PENN
SYLVANIA, 1886.
OFFICE, 8.3. Corner THIRD and WALNUT Street#,
PHILID9LJ-RU.
MARINS INSURANCE,
ON VESSELS, >
CARGO, S To all parts or the World.
FREIGHT, )
INLAND INSURANCES,
On Goods, by River. Canals, Lakes, and Land Carriage
to all parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES,
On Merchandise generally.
On Stores, Dwelling Houses, &e.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
November 2,1867.
Bonds, Mortgages, and Real E5tate.........5101,860 94
Philadelphia City and other Loans 187,011 26
Stock in Banna, Railroads, and Insurance
Companies 12,608 00
Bills Receivable... 220,291 96
Oaah on hand 88,892 66
Balance in hands of Agents, Premiums on
Marine Policies recently issued, on other
debtsduethe C0mpany,,........,,...,., 92,780 67
Subscription N0te#......................... 100,000 00
Bmomsi
William Martin, James O. Hand,
Joseph H. Seal, Theophilus PaaUUof,
Edmund A. Bonder, James Traquair,
John C, Davis, William Eyre. Jr., *
John R. Penrose, J. F. Peniston,
George G. Leiper, Joshua P. Byre,
Edward Darlington, Bamnel E. Stokes.
Dr. R. 61. Huston, Henry Sloan,
Wm. O. Ludwig, James B. MoFarland,
Hugh Craig, Thomas O. Hand,
Sponoer Mollraln, Robert Burton, Jr.,
Charles Kelly, Jno. B. Semple, Plttabgh.,
Q. Jones Brooks,t Dr. T. Morgan. “
Jaoob P. Jones, J. T. Logan, “
WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
THOMAS O. HAND, Vice President.
HENRY EYLBURN, Beoretary. ja9-y
V IFIBB
INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Of f*M
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
OFFICE,
NORTHWEST CORNER
FOURTH AND WALNUT STREETS,
FfiUUZM&raiA.
Subscribed Capital. $600,000.
Paid up Capital, $200,000
DDMOfOUB.
Dr. D. Jayne, Thoa. 8. Stewart,
H. L. Benner, J. M. Butler,
J. M. Whitall, J. K. Walker.
14w. O. Knight, M. R. Wendell,
H. Lewis, Jr.. B. K. Hoxsle.'
DAVID JAYNE, M. D., President.
THOMAS 8. STEWART, ViooPrei’t.
BAMttul 8. Moott, Beoretary. ja29-;
"CUKE AND INLAND EISKS.—FAME
A INSURANCE COMPAIfT.
Capital ...sloo,ooo*
(OrginttsA under tie Act of Assembly relative to la
loranoe Companies, passed April 2d, 1866.)
. &EOIIQKW. DAY, Pre»iden«.
THOMAB 8. MABTIN; Tieo-Preoldoni.
WIBUAMS I. BfcAHOHABD, Secretary.
Office til CHESTNUT Bt., PhiladolpW*.
DXBIOTOBB.
{Jacob S. Vaughan,
Henry Lewis, Jr.,
D. B. Birtfjy,
JohnW. Arerraan,
A. H. Rosenheim,,
H Stern.
George W. Day,
William W.Wanet*.
Charles Richard aon,
Barclay Lippinoott,
Jos. B. Brognard,
Okas. Stakes, f«24-y
Camps.
OETBRS ,s PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE
X BH«F-GENERATING GAB LAMP is the only
Patent Burner that has a Non-Conductor attached.
The public are cautioned against all other Burners, m
they will heat, ,*nd liable to explode. State and
County Bights for sale. Apply or address
seJ5 3>. ■ P.' PETERS, BROADWAY, N, TV .
Bail«rnt> Jtinea.
Philadelphia and elmira rail.
EOAD LINE.—QUICKEST EOUTB to Blra'.ia,
WUkesbarre, Buffalo, Chicago, Bock Island, Nisgat*
Falla, Milwaukee, Burlington,. Montreal, St. Paula,
Detroit, DanJfeth,andBt.liou6, - - . - ' ’
Passenger trftlns. will -leave the Philadelphia at d
Beading Ballroad Depot, BROAD and YXKE
Streets, daily, (Sunday* exdepted.) as follows: -' '
7.80 A. M. DA* EXPRESS, ;
For Elmira, Niagara Falla, Buffalo,' Detroit, Chicago,
Milwaukee, Bock Island. Gelena, 6t. Paula. Burlington,
and St. Lottie. ,
8.80 P.M. NIGHT EXPRESS,
For Elmira, Niagara Falla, Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago,
Milwaukee, Rock Island, Galena, gt. Paula, Burlington,
and St. Douia.
The 7.30 A. M. train tuna through to HARRISBURG,
stopping at all 'Stations on the Lebanon Valley Branch'
of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. ' ’
At Rupert, for Wilkesbarre, Plttaton, Scranton. and all
stations on the LACKAWANNA AND BLOOMBBURG
RAILROAD.
Baggage checked to Elmira, Buffalo, and Soapenalon
Bridge.
irr Tickets can be procured at the Philadelphia and
Elmira Railroad Bine’s Ticket Office, Northwest corner
of SIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets, and at the Pas*
eenger Dep<»t. comerof BROAD and VINB.
THROUGH EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
Leaves the Depot, Broad street, below Vine, daily.'
excepted,) for all points West and North, at 6
Freights must be delivered before 3P. M, to insure
their going the same d&j. -.
V *t tanner information applyat 1
Freight Depot, Broad, belotr Vine.
Or to GHAB. ?. TAPPISN, General Agent,
H. W. cor. Sixth and Ohesfemt Streets.
Phiifdel Jzta.
JStwr khNotice-summeb
ARRANGEMENT. JagSaggC
PHILADELPHIA. WIBMINGTSN, AND BALTI-
MORE RAILROAD',
On and after Monday, Mar 10, 1858.
PASSENGER TRAINB LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
jj*» at BA. M., IP. M., {Express,) and
lor Wilmington, atB A. M., 1,4.80, anil lIP.
For New Castle, at 8 A. M.. and 4.80 P. H
For Middletown, at 8 A. M., and 4.80 P. M.
For Dover, at 8 A. M., and 4.30 P. M.
ForßearordatBA.il., and 4.80 P M
_ TBAIKS FOK PHILADELPHIA,
840 p T *M I ,Uimo ” at 7 ' 30 ’ Express, 10.15 A. M., and
Leave Wilmington at 6 46 and 10.80 A. M., and 1.46
ana 8.65 J?. M, 1
Leave New Castle at 6 and 0.60 A. M., and at 8.16
r. M. ’
Leave Middletown at 8.68 A. M„ and 6.46. .
Leave Dover at 8 A. M., and 4.65 P.M.
Leave Bearord at 8.26 A. M., and 2 P. M.
v * or baltimobz.
am” w!mii;suju “t 8.10 A. M., 2P. M., and 2.16
SUNDAYS only at 11 P, M. from Piiladelphla to Sal-
timore,
Do do 6.40 P. M. from Baltimore to PhiH
phla. ■ •
freight Train, with Pamenger (Hr uttaohed, »m nu>
as follows i ’
Leave Philadelphia for PenryriUe and Intermediate
places at 0 P M
Leave Wilmington for do do do 746p’ U
Leave Havre de Grace for Baltimore do 030 A. m!
Leave Baltimore for Havre de Grace do 010 P. M
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia do 6 40PM
8. M. BELTON, president.
[\fEW FORK. LINES—THE CAMDEN
f AM BOY RAILROAD AND PHILADELPHIA
AND raBNTON RAILROAD COMPANY’S LINKS.
JBOM PHILADELPHIA TO_NSW YORK, AND WAY
PfcAOlS.
Le&re « fellows, yis:
At 0 A. M., tia Camden and Amboy* Accommoda
tion.., a
At 6 A. M., Tfa Camden and Jersey City, N. J. Ac
commodation 336
At 8 A. M., yia Camden and Jersey City, Morning
Mall •• 3 oo
At 10 A. M., by Steamboat John NeiUon,fi» Taco
: ny and Jersey City, Morning .Express 300
At 3 P. M., tie Camden and Amboy, 0. and A. Ex-
ytua ; % ©q
At 6 F. if. ri* Camden and Jersey City, Srenlns
Mail... 8 0
AtSP.M., via Camden and Amboy, Accosuncd*>
tiok Ist Class 2 00
At By. M., ria Camden and Amboy, Accommoda
tion, ZnaOlaas. .. 444 * 1 60
At 6 P. M., rla Camden and Amber. Aoooznmoda*
tionjlatolftM. 44444 . 44 2 00
At 6P. M., ria Camden and Amber. Aooaznmod*-'
t!on, 2nd 01aaa. 44 , 44X44444%4 .1 75
espied* ** M li m* others gandapes
AUl* P. Uj from Kensington Pepot, rla Jersey
fOity, Mai, B&turdtrs excepted... $2 26
express Lines stop at the principal stations only;
For Belridere, fas ton, Fiemington, Ac., at 6A. H
and 2# P. M. from Walnot street wharf.
For Water Gap, Bfroudsbnrg, Scranton. Wilkesbane.
Montrose. Great Bead, Ao., at 0 A. U., ria Delaware!
Lackawanna at Westers BaUroad.
for Freehold, at 6 A. M. and 2 P. U.
For Mount HoUy at 6 A. M., and 2jtf and * P. K.
WAP LINUS
For Bristol, Trenton, Ac., at 2# and 4 P. M.,
For Falmpa, Banoocas, Bereriy, BarUnrton, Bordca
town Ao., at 8 P.M.
Steamboat Richard Stockton for Bordentoiro, and la-'
termediatc placee, at 2V P. K.»
Bteamboat John Neilson, for T&conr, at 10 and 11 tf
A. M , and for Burlington and Bristol at 4 P.M.
* All fines except 11X P, M , leave Walnut street wharf
pounds of baggage only allowed each pas
senger. Passengers are prohibited from t&kfnc any
thing oa baggage but their wearing apparel* All bag
gage oyer tilty pounds to be paid for extra. The Com
piny limit their responsibility for baggage to one dollar,
per pound, and will not be liable for any amount be
yond SLQO, except by special contract.
WM. H. GATZKBB, Agent
0. k A. B. B. 00.
FALL ARRANGEMENT. ,
Fer BETHLEHEM. DOTLiSTOWN, fcb., and by
dose railroad connections for
Easton, Catawisßa, New Fork city,
Allentown, Williamsport, Water Gap. •
Maucb Chunk, Elmira, WUkeebarre,
Hasleton, Niagara Falls, Scranton
On and after WEDNESDAY, August 25th, 1868, Pas
senger Trains will leave FRONT and WILLOW Streets,
Philadelphia, as follows:
For HothJtfhem, Easton, Wilkesbarre, Water Gap,
Scranton. A-., (Express.) at 6.16 A. M.
For Bethlehem, Allentown, Maoah Chunk, Williams
port, Elmira, and the West, (Express,) at 2.16 P M.
For Doylestown, (Accommodation,) at 8.46 A. M. Mid.
i-'3i« TT w».Haipaa, _ ts«a-SMsani<m3 - »rß3ri.
M. and 6PM
trains ion pnitArf*i,pHXA
Leave Bethlehem (Express,) at 9 A. M. and 5 P.MI
Leave Doylestown (Accommodation) at 7 A. M. and
8,80 PU. “
Leave Fort Washington (Accommodation) at 7,10 A.
SI. and 2.80 P. M.
Doylestown Trains ran dally. Other Trains daily,
Bandars excepted.
All Passenger trains (except Sanday Trains) connect
at Chatham street with Fifth and Sixth Street Passen
ger Bailroad.
Fare to Bethlehem 60
** tfanehOhnafc... 2 60
« Easton..,.,, 160
t( Doylestown go
FOR BCHOOLEY»3MOCNTAIN~B« 6.16 A M. train
to EWton, thence by N. J. 0 88. ana D. L. A W. BR.
to Washington, thence by stage, arriving at the Moun
tains at IP. M. Fare f 3.10 6
au26 tf MLLI3 CLARK, Agent
.9500,000
865,148 85
DHILADEtPHIA, GERMAfTTOWK
A. AND NO RBIBTO WN RAILROAD.—BUMMBF
ARRANGEMENT.—On and after MONDAY, May 10th,
1888.
YOB GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 7, 8, 9-Q5 rain., 10,Uu
A. M.. 1,2, 3,4, 6,6, 7,8, 9, 10, and 11* P. M.
Leave Germantown at 8,7, 7V,8, 9, 9jf, 10W, U«
foj?P M ° ml 1 1” *' *** *** h “*“*» ** 6
BT - The 7)| o’clock A. M, Train from Germanicwi
Hill stop enly at Wayne and Tioga Streets Stations.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia at 9.20 mis. A. M., 3, 6jf, and
Leave Germantown 8# A. M., 1-1 mis,, 4#, and
P. H»
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
LeaveThUadelphiaat 6J{, 8, 9.06 min ,U« A. K.
2,8,4. 8,8, 10 P. M. * "
Leave Chestnut Bill at 6 40 and 7.85,0.10, and 10.10
min. A. M , 12.60, 8.10, 4.10, 6.10, 7.40, and 9.20 mis
P. M.
Leave Philadelphia, 0.20 A. M., 2, tU , and BP. &£.
Leave Chestnut Bill at 8.10 min A. M., 13.60 4.10
6.40 P. M ’
JOB OONBEOHOOKEN AND NORRIS TOWN.
Leave Philadelphia at o#, 9, U A. M.. 1.06 mis
BJO min.. 4tf, ex, u# P. M.
Leave Norristown at 0, 7,0,11 a. M., 1,8)f, and 6*
OR SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia at 9 A. M., and ?.p. Id.
Leave Norristown at 7 A. M., and 6 P. U.
POR MANAYUNK.
Leave Philadelphia at 0*, 7%, 9,1 i A. H. 1.06 min.
3.05min..3.10 min., 4){, B£, 6K, B,II X P. M.
,„ L8 >” Vt,l)i,Z)S> »K, I IX A. M,
4 > ®X,7, “4 8 P. M.
ID- Sundays gams a. Nonirto.ro.
CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD 10R DOWNING
TOWN.
Leero Fhlladelphls at 6* A. if., and 8.10 tain. P. it
Ls*r« Downinglown at 7% A. M.. andl P. M.
H. E. SMITH, General Superintendent.
Depot. Ninth enu flm«» PhiladMobis
lUKUPBN NSXLVANIA I
Xo>o CENTRAL RAILROAD I Ot/O
PROM PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH,
And thence by Railroad to
WHEELING. BT. LOUIS,
STEUBENVILLE, CLEVELAND,
CINCINNATI, CHICAGO,
LOUISVILLE, BURLINGTON,
INDIANAPOLIS, ST. PAULS,
And all Intermediate points in
OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, KENTUCKY, MIOHI
GAN, WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, MISSOURI,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA.
Passengers to points,west of Pittsburgh, Wheeling
Cleveland and Crestline, have choice of routes, end art
requested to make a aeleotioa before applying for tick
THREE THROUGH TRAINS LEAVE PHILADEL
PHIA DAILY,
Penning close connections at Pittsburgh to all no inti
West.
1M,785 87
On and after MONDAY, May 10th, 1898, Thre*
through, and Two accommodation trains, will leave tht
depot, 8. S. comer of ELEVENTH and MARKS!
streets, as follows:
TBAIKB roa PtTTSßOaatf t&AXHS vaow ?I«8BUJO»
A*n TM WlB* LBAYB. AND THB WHST ABBITB.
Mall train at... .7.80 A. M. Flail train at.. 11.00 night
Post line XOO noon. Past 1ine...... 4.60 A. M
Express ma11..11.00 night. Express mall.. 1.19 noon
WAT TKAIHB LB ATS. WAT TBAIJTB ABBITB.
Harrisburg ac- Harrisburg ac
commodation.S.ooP. M. commodation.7.ls P.M
Lancaster “ 6.00 P.M. Lancaster “ .0.60 A. M
The mail train stops at all Gestations between Phila
delphia and Pittsburgh.
The Express mail runs dally, the other trains Sundaj
excepted.
The oars leave the Pennsylvania Railroad Passengei
Station, southeast corner of ELEVENTH and MARKS?
streets,' entrance on Eleventh, street, where throat!
tickets to all points Weßt can be obtained.
Baggage will be received at the Depot at any time do
ring the day. No oharge for handling baggage.
for further informetton, uppljr »t the Depot of ‘.hi
PennßylTMiia Railroad Company southeast corner of
IlsTsuth md Market etraets, between the hours of T A.
ll.srdHt.lt. THOMAS MOOR*.
m y 10 Agent Penn’a Railroad Cfo.
ijjotel# ontr Htstaorants.
A.boade hotel,
CHEBTNUT STREET, ABOVE SIXTH,
PHILADELPHIA .
COKDCOTED OK TBB KtfROPEAK PLAK.
A new lease for a term of years baring been obtained
for this POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT, it will con
tinae to be conducted as heretofore, on the European
plan, and the prices remain unchanged, riz:
Root* Per Di.x 60a Dicker SOa. Brßakfast asd
Tba, each, 37# o.
The house has been thoroughly renovated, and every
thing done to make guests comfortable. The chambers
are heated in winter bv means of Steam Pipes, for which
no extra charge is made.
There is no bar kept in the house to be & source of
annoyance to guestß.
The accommodations are designed wholly for business
men—hence no ladies are received.
JJjr* TIUb house is never dosed day or night.
J. D. BROWN,
E. BE YOUNG,
JONES HOUSE, v
HABBIBBUBO, Pa.,
NLSOANTLY JnKNISIS»! lt,llaMH ''
ROW OPSN 10 VISITORS.
■ raySB-y ‘ WKLLB COVBItLY, Prorrl.tOT
FAEIAN Ilk'MV. —Akirgo stock of I tit.
LIAR HEHP on band and for Bale by \
. ‘ 'WEAYRR.JfJTLEB.&CQ,.
0013 Ho, 33 H. TPAWta & 24 H.‘ffgA»VJ5J.
ON SUNDAYS.
■’ RtfijrflaJv £lne«. #
pEOTfStiVAHIA. BAH.BOAD.—THE
GMATOMPFBAI ftOTTS, ooiiiMtlßg tee At
untie Cities trith WWCeriS. North- western.- nnd|Bouth
western States, by a ootttinuoas Baftway direet„ Thl®
fioadatoo cbuueote at. Pittsburgh with daily line of
■teftmertto *ll ports on the western s£iekft } -to 6 tt
**2MfiSv’* w L fc ® 4 Weaarterete £**££*<>»
Lakes; jmakin* the »oeb DWSOT,
[ OE*APEBS end t«t,t a yr?p«Pnw-w>dQH-¥Tai^W.
[ c *£ fSSSTMSi to and from the GBfiZf WEST.
i J6OHGH; PHttA3»LPEJ* Jfltt* KW
i VlMt.OMtt—BoeW, Bboi«.'H*ls. end
I " S*fi ®° o4l » (In IWM*
1 bo^
-and tale*) feathers, ?ura:Ao .76c, peril**' . "
BMOOBD -01.AB8—Domwtic sheetin*.
Shirting end Ticking, (isL-erigSsi
, bales), Draff a (in casks)
. Leather, Liquor, (in easks,) Wall
- Paper, Wool, and Sheep Pelts,
Eastward, l Ac. Ac.,,...,;... ..toe. pet 10
Txiin Hemp,’Bacon
and Pork., Salted, .(loose or In ~
, tacks), Paints, (itj and. in «U,)
OU8 L (eicajrtUrd*ndrcndn).*t„.rk. |tttttQ
f otm Cliss—Coffee, fish, Bacon,
Beef, and Pork, (in easka or boxes -
•artwsrd), Lard and Lard 08, Vails,
. Sou*Asfi.German ol*T, Tar,fitck,.
fdon, Stefl, Manufactured To
haooo, Bdȣn Oil, Queenmr*.
Baff&r,.(&hds., Ksi., sad boxes,}
4«., fto pnMl^
, Flops —Tfio. per bbl.* until further notice..
Gxaix—Bsc. per 100165.* until farther cottas,
OorTos-43 per bale, not exceeding 600 lbs. weight,
until farther notice.
in shipping Goode from any point East at PJUladel*
Fb' a ) b* plfncalar to Jta*u packages l( iHa Pennsylvania
Railroad All Goods consigned to tise Agents erf th?» *
' x /biladelpbia or Pittsburgh, willbe forwarded
without dotontiou.
PaxidHr dr. Go.,Chicago i Packer *
* Oo a Memphis, Tenn. ;B, f. Sau A Co*, Bt. Louis,
Ifo;; P. G.O’Riley d; Co.. SyaouriHe,lndian*; Wm.
Bingham; Louisville, Kentucky.; B. C- Meldrum,
Madison, Indiana; H. W. Brown A 00~ and Ather &
Hibbard,,Cincinnati].H. 8, Pierce A- Co., Zanesville,
Ohioj Leech A Co,. Ko. 61 Kilbystreet Boston; Lmo*
A Co.,' No. 3 Actor House, New York, No. 1 William st.
New York: fi. 3. Sneeder, Philadelphia: * Magrew A
iKoous, Baltimore; D. A Btawwt, pittaburgi
H. H. HOUSTON,
General freight Agent.
H. J. LOMBABBT,
General Superintendent. Altoona, P* _
CDiu£s» onO CiqnoTS
OLD TOM GIN, LONDON CORDIAL—
Imported by F D. LONGOH AMP, 2i7 8. FRONT
Street Philadelphia.
For sale at all the principal Druggists and Grocer* in
Philadelphia. ,
CAUTION.—The celebrated OLD TOM GIN j*im
po»t«-d into the State ot Pennsylvania by F. D. LONG
CHAMP exclusively; HOSB OTBBE is QSHBIXB
James Field, Son, & Co ,28 Mining Jane, London,
sole export xgents for Messrs. Ch booth & Co.
oc2l-12t*
|^HESTNDl r GROVE WHISKEY.-A de
j—' sir* to lesson the consumption of impure spirits,
knowing their injurious' effect* upon the constitution,
ha* induced the off-ring to the public of an article
which the analj*ation of Pro'essur Chilton, Analytical
Lhemiflfc, of New Fork, and Messrs, Booth, Garrett. Sc
Oamae, of Philadelphia, proves beyond all question! to
be the most pure and consequently least injurious spirits
ever offered th* American public.
CERTIFICATE OF DR. JAB B CHILTON.
I hare analysed a Bam pie of Chestnut-Grove Whiskey,
received from Mr. CHARLES WHARTON,' IK of
Philadelphia, and baring carefully teste# ie. I. am
pleased to state that it is entirely free from poisonous
ot deleterious substances It is an unusually pure and
fine flavored quality of Whiskey
. w JAMES R. CHILTON, M.D.,
New Fork, Sept. 8,1859, Analytical Chemist.
Philadblvbia, Sept 9,1858.
DSA&Bia: We have carefully tested the sample of
Chestnut-Grove Whiskey which you sent ns, and fini
that it contains none of the poisonous substance known
as Fseic Oil, which is the characteristic And injurious:
ingredient of the Whiskeys iu general use.
■ “Very respectfully, • -
BOOTH, GARRETT, & OAMAO,
_ Analytical Chemists.
ToChablss Whabtojt, Jr., No. 23 South FRONT'
Street, Philadelphia oc2&dtja2l
OKANDIES.—« JPinet .Oastinou/ 7 Msirett,
m-9 and other Cognacs of various vintages, in
pipes and quarter ea?ks; Pellevoisin Rochelle Brandies,
pile and dark, in half pipes, half casks, and one-olghth
casks. Imparted and ior sale by
- HENRY BOHLEN&CO..
921 and 823 Boutb Fourth street
iJOaltiiea, Jemeltg,
JE. CALDWELL S CO..
• 483CR86TNUT Btmrt. .
Have received, per steamers, new stylet
Jewelry, Chatelains, Vest Chain*.
Splendid Fans, Hair Pins.
Fruit Stands, Sugar Baskets.
Jet Goods and Flower Vases.
. Corfcl,Lava and Mosaic Sets.
Bole Agents in Philadelphia for the sale o Charles
frodsham’s LONDON TIME-KEEPERS delO
S. JARDEN & 88.0.
• aCAXUTAOTUBBHS ASD XXTOBTny OS
SILVER-PLATED WARE,
No. SOI Oheatnut Btreet, above Third, (up stairs.)
1 Philadelphia.' *
Constancy on hand and for sale to the Trade,
TEA BETS, COMMOTION SERVICE SETS, IffiNJK
PITOHERB, GOBLETS, OUFS, WAITERS, BAS
KETS, CASTORS, KNIVES, BPOONB, FORKS,
LADLES, Ac.. *o, .
Giidiflgandplatingoflalfkindflofraetal. ae2-ly
Sl}ij)}»nJB
**£££* THE BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAN -ROYAL MAIL STEAtt-
. . FBOKBBW. TOES TO LITEBPOOX*.
Chief Cabin Pa55age................ ......
Second Cabin Passage/;...76
FB?X BOtVOX tJ LIVIKTOOI,
Chief Cabin Pw5age.,;,,,,..„, # ..,.,,..„ a . 4 ..,‘.£L10
Second Cabin Passage. 60
The ships from Boston call at Halifax,
PjSRdIA, Copt. Judkins. ' CANADA, Capt, Lang
ARABIA, Qaut. J.StauA* AHERIOA.Capt, Wick man
ASIA, Capt. H. G.Lott. NIAGARA, Oapt.Ryrie
AFRICA, Oapt. Shannon. EUBOPA; Capt. J.' Latte*.
green on starboard bow; red an port bow. .' <-‘j
OANADA,Xaag, leaves Boston, Wednesday, Oet, 20.
AFRICA, Shannon, 11 N.York, Wednesday. Oet 27.
EOBOPA, Leiteh; ‘‘ Boston, B.
PERSIA, Judkins, “ N.Ydrk, Wednesday, Not. 10.
AMERICA, Wickmaa, Boston, Wednesday, Nor 17.
ASIA. Lott, . . u N. York, Wednesday, Sept, 24,
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.'
The owners of these Ships will net be accountable f«»
Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie. Jewelry, Precis ' «
or Metals, unless bills of lading are'signed thertfTt.
»he value thereof therelh'expnsfied
For freight or passage apply to - -
oc!s-y E. OuNAEPt 4 Bowling Green, N Yo*k
1858. 1859.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS UNITEDSTATBB
MAIL PA KET LINS.—The splendid Bo*ts of this
old and popular LINE will leave Memphis-and New
Orleans, as heretofore, on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, A fBID AYS*
MONDAY PACKETS.
NEBRASKA Capt.A. R. IRVIN.
BEN ERaNKLZN....* Capt. J. D. CLARE.
WEDNESDAY PACKETS.
JOHN BIMOND3.
INGOSIAB
Oapt JAB. P. SMITH,
. .Oapt BURDETT PARIS.
pkiday packets
BELLASf
H.R. W. BILL
fTr* These Boats coimectat Memphis with the Rail
roads from that point) ate'* regular Packets for
St. Louis Lnisvi.le, Cincinnati, and Nashville, on
their respective days Leave Memphis immediately on
the arrival of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Cars. Passengers can arrange their arrival so as to
avoid delay at Memphis longer than business or plea*
sure may require.
for information, inquire of J. J. RAWLINGS,
At "Webb'» Rawlings', 316 Main fit, Memphis .
8. B. Shock, Adv. Agent. ccl2-2m
At FOB SAYANtfAH, Gs.—HERON’S
a£% line-only REGULAR LtNB-GOOBS re
OEiVED AND BILLS LADING BIGNED EVERY
DAY.—Freight and insurance at less thaw ssilin vei
sol rates, by h tbe steamship SPATE OF GEORGIA,
Oaplain J. J Garvin, to sail on Saturday, Oct 30,
at 10 o’clock, A M., from second wharf above Vine st.
For further particulars please Bee advertisement of
Steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, in this paper.
For freight or passage apply to
A. HERON, **.,
ooi 828 North wharves
vg*££fc. FUR CHARLESTON AND SA
ABfib VANNAU —UERON’B LINZ.
GOODS RECEIVED AND BILLS OF LADING SIGNED
RYBRY DAY.
The splendid first-class side-wheel Steamships
KEYSTONE STATE and STATE OF GEORGIA.
Now form a weekly line for the South and Southwest,
one of these ships sailing every SATURDAY at JO
e’olock A. M., alternately for Charleston and,Sa
vannah.
FOB CHARLESTON.
The rteomiMp KBYBTONB BTAT*,C.ptsln o.P.
M&rebman, will commence loading on -THUH3DAY,
November 4, and sail on BATUBDAY, Nor. 6, at 10
o’olook, A. M.
*0& OAVAHNAH.
The STATS 05 QXOESIA, Capt. John J. Gartin.
will commence loading on Thursday, Oot end
uil on Saturday, October SQ, it 10 o'clock A., il.
At both Charleston and Sarannah, these shlpseonneet
•rith steamer* for Jlorida and B&ratia, and with rati
roads, &c., for all places in the Sooth and Southwest,
FREIGHTS BKDI7OED.
Homj Freight *t as average of 15 per tfent. below
New Fork steamship rate*.
IN9UBANO3.
FREIGHT end IKatTRAffOE on a large proportion
of goods shipped Sooth will be found to be lower bi
these ships than by sailing vessels.
Cabin passage $3O 00
Steerage do 8 00
Excursion Tickets, good for the present year. 80 00
Nobiila of fodfng algned after tbs iMj kaj wdlaA.
for fnigixt or p&MAge. ipply to
A. H23ON, Jr..
No. BSB (late 81) North Wharves.
Agents at Charleston, T. 8. A T. <J. BUDD.
Agents in Savannah, 0. A. GBSINXR A 00.
for Florida) from Charleston) (toamer CAROLINA,
every Tuesday*
lor Florida, from Savannah, steamers ST. MARYS
and BT. JOHNS, every Tuesday and Saturday.
For Havana, from charleston, steamer ISABEL, on
the 4th and 10th of every month. jell
STEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVEK
SSSS&FOOL. BSLFABT, DUBLIN) and LONDON
DERRY, without delay, for 80 dollars.
Return tickets, good for six months, to either of the
above places, by any steamer of the line, 60 dollars for
the round trip, oat and back.
near nv r ox*.
Edinburgh, Cummin? Saturday, Oct. 3Ml2 o’clock, H.
Glasgow. Goodwin. Wednesday, Nor. 2Jra ft
Edinburgh, Camming, Wednesday, Dec. 22d { *
no*«xAfoow
Vdlnburgh. Camming...... Wednesltjr. Oct Oth.
Glasgow, Goodwin .Saturday, October 2Sd.
Edinburgh. Camming, .Wednesduy, Nov. 24th.
BATES OF PASSAGE,
non onasoow.
First Class.. •• * ... .«••••....16 goineas
Steerage, found with cooked provisions,.**,, 8 «
non *iw Tout.
First G1a55....... „*T6 00
Steerage, found with cooked provisions... SO 09
Children under 14 years of age, half fare; Infants in
Steerage, free.
Return tickets available within sis months, by any
steamer o! this line.
First Claes ..$l4O 00 Steerage $6O 00
An experienced Surgeon attached to each Steamer.
For freight or passage apply to
A 00., 128 WALNUT Street, PkUsdtl-
BOBJBT CRAIG, 17 Broadway, New York.
■ HALL A LONSY, Buohaaan’i wharf, Baltimore,
ray 11
gUFFAiiO ROBES,
BY THI BALI OR BOBS,
OHO. K. TOKEATH 8
ASJ> 41T ABOH STREET.
/~t ANGSjOF- JUGGING made to order, by
« WRAYER, YITt.SB, A 00., No.» N.-WAIEB
.Gapt. <WM. WBAY.
...T-H.NBWSLL.