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BAIK 0P TSIJiBNTIRIS CASKS BMBBOIDEHIES—
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and- jaoonet oollara of newest styles, haring boon re
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. Alio, embroidered book and jsooset sets, oollars, and
*- «?»® matflb?rnibf|Eigrfrbin to very fine ;
doautldig to which the attention of ;oity retailers and,
jobbers is Invited. ‘'“V , ,
PTfAIN AND EMBROIDBBBD' LINEN-QAMBRIO '
- HANDKERCHIEFS. i
;‘Also,* ladles* and gents’ clear lawn handkerchiefs, la '
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J - - , r HQNITON ,LAOK HOODS.
Also, a line of. superb heal ten laee oollari and sets. \
' .DjCiThd’wHolej cowpriaiDg a full assortment of new l
style embroideries,.will.ba arranged for .examination,!
iflth'Catalogtfes/ early on tfce morning of sale. ;
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BBTWBBN BKCOND AND THIRD STREETS;.;,. i
.OXBU.— attention.of purchasers to the <
positive sale of ready-inadV; clothing,' tailoring gdoda,
Ac.,-to'be made this morning, at XO o’clock. r- ~
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—-Also, on* jrapertor sewing machine.
> -ID* The whole mey be.examined previous to sale,•
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'-' Bale of ready-madeolothing,-tailoring goods. j
Dr> <SnLLIAM\H(: jSTEBB, ; (JENEBAL
X> t AtTdTIOii ‘INIX OOifttlßaiOirSTOßß, No. 46
THE ENTIRErHOUaBHOLP s PUBNITURB OP Ai
' QBNTMttaKIXBOIiffiKQ'HP.USJSKIBPING. ,
'■ •: i- Commencing at 10 o’cjoekfi
In Garden Btreet,l&rit houae abore Thirty-sixth,
: - Will household furniture,' carpets,
mirrors, housekeeping articles* &c., ofa gentleman re-;
moving. •‘t i.yvi'.-f'r i.c9 -
BUPJSBIOR; NBW AND.! SECOND-HAND .PIfBNI-]
PLATE MIBBOBB, BRUBBBLB
*7A? 1 ? OABPETS, MATED WARE, Ae ;
l^Ott'.Batprda/Atorning,- .. * \<; i
■ the'-auctlon store, will lie sold by]
Catalogue, a large and superior assortment of rosewood, t
walnut, and mahogany furniture, carpets, plated ware,!
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SBOOND-HAND 7UBNITCRB.
- Also;,a lot of;second-hand furniture froqra family
refcOvlhg.'comprisibg dressing bureaus, Brussels and
ingrain carpets, Preneh bedsteads. Ac.
.' -AQUARIUM AND PISH GLOBE.. _
AlSo.fat 11 o’Cloolr,'! aquarium; with fish and plants.
Also, 1 largdjflah.globe; * - j
ID* Consignments of new audsecond-hanl house
hold furniture j piano-fortes, carpets, watches, jewelry,
liberal cash ad
vances will be male if required fi */ -- ’ ’'' - 1
; |[7* Out-door sales attended to promptly. Charges
as moderate as any,other hou^.inthiieit^.
pHmOP r-J!QRD,,r } AUCTIONEER, No.
A SaO MifeiT BTRMT, ttMii lim and
SIXTH, Math aide,. ■ _ ‘
J,;M. iGUMHEY. ,& SONS,-: v .. .v
• READ BBTATJH. AUCTIONEERS,
■ “ No; STREET.
CARD,—J-.M.-GammeyA Bona, •anotlonean, will
hold rcgolar mlu ofßoal Eitate, Stock*. So. Alao,
household furniture atrdwellings. -
BBAL ESTATE AT PjtlVAT* SAIiB.
JET Onvoor FriTAte B*le Kogjator iriU almm b«
fpunlf» Terr, lW2e,.«monnt lOfml.MUt*,; including
efßrydMftrfpuO'ft of eltr'anfl country property. ‘
; u j: u. gummby & a6ka, r n
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620 W JdXWS gtreet, below BUth, ;
cjahoui. ! iirdxxdKEEß.
SAMnXIi NATHANS’ GBHAT BAM- OF JOBFSIT
' &t South
THffd' , atreet| beH>w-Wamut, opposite Feat* sireetj'rfales*
room in jtoprj months* credit
■ 1 - i‘*On tuesday Mornlng/V -
December l4t&} tf
Hgobr* borna. firsMlM* gold
silver fine gold Chaika, fashionable jetf*
ielry or «T.e.r7.de»cription,4oul)le*deallDg bozos, opera
glasses i>ttiisic&nn'Btrameiits>'dre«lh|f bascfc/jOolt’* re.
yolving pistols, snperlor Snglish fowling pieces, efgafs,
laminated steel duelHng-platols, sutTejor’i transit 1&»
atrnms^t,. telegraph *: \\ ?*< ; v x
: 109 wperiol fittt-eUtt'Mld'httnlinfc oud.patant lever
watohes/hramdle4 2 gettalne)i made-by the r most tp-
Jo«,Johnson."Eohlnson;
Cooper,,Bbskell,and others., V-' t , s-<w
* 100 double-back" 18. karat BogHah. patent le
veroirßtebaijriilaln'mnd full Jawelledrwarranted’ to-be
genuine makers, and in perfect *»' P
;60'flnrtHjlaaaliiJjss , lS-karstgol4 hinting' cmlerer
watches,. warettnteift«t‘elaMttmC4re«iknjr*iid : gshu
• inerasikers&f.* %> t •''>A' 1 >
?iloo.*aperlbr gold-Engllah/Frincbi'andSwlja watches.
' injjerfeotOTderr ;.f\» iV '* ..s--'**
v6O snperior ladles»3 8-israt gold lepltte aod'falljew
celled anchor levsr watches. by approved ma
[ *L-±-~ ~ *, >'A ~• -» .
iwatch'i extra heavy eases, white 4ial^btfjeVeTy'made
br<|lather',FreW6j-JJilB-watoli-‘TMelm the premium
at ip* Wortd?*Salr ln-liondenj cost tiTS.MiU .s<
rlTerytsuperiorlS'karatgold hunting heavy-ease
!; chrpnpgraphj |ri4epen4e»t quarter seconds, rubr jew
; -els, white dial, made bvAugujrtinPerret. and imported
;eiprejulj for hone training, castiSOO. o. V>—- •.:
: -'X'Terjr soperiotfextrXheaviKOillfornifc gold 'hunting
Joseph Johnson, full
[Jewelled, white dial, and ioUd, California geld curtfvest'
icbalqnnd' key The - watch and chain waa cased and
i to order la California', yreighs'oue pound, and mat
vfry superior erghV'Uy'gold hintinglever watch*'
. .fill Jewelled, white. dial,.warranted<ta r rnnxfdll eight
‘days, and time to the minute, eoet $3OO.
f - lyery f ;suj>erlpr f qpfn face 18-karat gold English da
iplexwatohj-'roade Joy. Benjamin. Webb, war
ranted diamond jewelled, and correct,time*keeper, cost
: I $l6O. • . ' ‘ '!, f V '
i 1 verT heavy ,cUBgolihanting
EoglisKpatett icVer watch; Taylor movement, marked
Oonrul, 00.,-full iflwslled. ooits2oo., ..
lTeryßiueitr* i»i7.cM«;wki™t gold hunting
; English pit«nt/lem; w*toh,'.whlta dial, fell jewelled,
meae hy B.’'lvToblia &Co., warranted gennlne, and
; fltglU 1 - -r-;
; lTe, 7 floe extri heiry esies, 18-kMit gold hunting
sßnglUh leieriwatshi] goldidljl.- flTe.pißra of extra
•jewels, made by Mvl. Tehlaa Sc Oq..'warranted genu-
.\ r \.
iVp_rß,lsilver, auohor f * lepine, and othdr
aiuu perfect order,...
: -Odoroload]d ladies? sqt of diamondsand opals ,
'luPatlssf 38 * ftrat «*Wi&cd cost
(.v diamond and Oriental,-Pearl
. )Naiklaoe,cd6tfu London $l,OOO. .
; \ One breastpin, brilliant of the
[first water, cost $l9O, :
. ! One splendid scarf pin; solid California gold, squirrel
[bolding in Itsdaw one large brilliant: and solid gold
’bearholdlog in its daw onalarge rnby; with solid gold
;mirh chain attached;'oost $176.'
. iA o ”.* iafegfe'htonqdiamond -breastpin, set in daw.
;blade enameled, costflOO ’
- -One clDgle stono dlimond finger-ring, brilliant of
(the first-water, very .heavy , setting, cost at
[Bailey’s / ’ .
f -One'diamond..fiogeri*lng, with,one large .centre,
iand four Small'briuiants of the first water, cost 'in
Paris>loo. ~ * . ~
• _ 80HB BILVBK WARS,
r One. superior solid ailrer coffee urn; weight 100 opn
;Cea, American standard, made by Bennett & Oeld
iW«u. - c -- \.,v • v
i One solid sterling sliver waiter.
iNcw Ywk < $loo er ° rS OnJ, •^■ taerJc * n standard, cost In
| Solid* Bllyer f6rlts t .sblid »il re triable andMeaspbons,
Solid slirer butter knlres and salt spoons, sUrer cream
pnugt and. cups, slirer ladles, and oUfer slirer ware.'all
standard. " * .
( GOLD CHAINS-ANDFASHIONABLE-JIWELRY.
f Fine 18-karat solid gold rest chains: solid gold, neck
•and ff hard chains :if&e Oallforatagold fob chains; 200
iflnWt' , ciuali^ ,t goU‘ F hrfiaatpla s and-ear-rings for Isaies:
•600 first quality gold 'Jlhger-rings j one. French sec
•breastpin, and ear-rihgii.lB-kArat.gold, grape style,
dmnofeea of ;grape,.made..of. pore pearl, cost In-Parls
$76 j , solid; gold bracelets, gold bands, gold baoklfs,
Jsleere buttons, shirt studs, cases‘and hens,'';
Abe gold '
Klpairyery fine English laminated steel barrel du
-ejlingptttott In caie,' complete with all implements—
hostsloo-, . . 1 - -
\ 1 slirer mounted ColV* six bfirreJ rerolrlog pistol, in
nase, complete, with all Implements—cost $5O. .
), Colt’s revolving pistols,
i 6 double-batreVKbgljih'/owling pleoci.
4 Superior English double-barrel fowling piece and ride
i j-oosts7o; ;r »r t n i? • v -■ . -•*
BURVBYOItf AND TELEGRAPH INSTRUMENTS,
; i SaperiorSurfeyor’stransitlhatrnmsnt,perfectly new,'
and In complete order—cost 1350.. Also, one .telegraph
instrument in perfect or-Icr, and complote In case—cost
|. DRESSING OASES AND DEALING BOXES.’ V
I.- Bnperior ladles’ french dressing case, complete.
| Onerery fine double dealing box In perfeot order,
with secret spring, cost in Paris 600 francs.
” • >•**.' HAVANA-tIGABS.,
j 80,000 fresh imported La Florde Sola Hab&na Cigars.
*ll of the first quality, and taken from custom house
MUSIOADy-MAYHEM SURGICAL IN*
| BTBUMBNTB.
j Findtoneviolins.
| Three sets of Mathematical Instruments, complete fa
f! ®hfee sate of surgical Instruments la cue.
1 ' PAINTING AND liSTTJBR PRESS.
i_ -wft.ifitt* painting - of-jW&shtagton end the American
>rraycrcßaijjgtheJDel»*a?e, -Painted, on copper.
1 :0 /* * book end ink.
Met *25, Fancy boxes, balance handle knives and
forks,- and' manvAttielsrnoi ennaerated.\
fjOBDER.OP diamonds, pistols,
« uo ,*t instruments, will sold
*bl2 t'r *
r The goods will be numbered and open for examina
tion on Monday, thel3th’, fr6m lO M . until
5 o’clock, P.M. * ,
■> - -- ,1’; - ,-v
\ Hours. Of bniiii6Bfl from T o’clock, A. U., an til 10
I’oloek in the evening*' ;-i Xf t -V
} House, et<
WndedupOQtkemostsetlsfectorrterms. . -v . ,
S. OAFITAIr $300)000. 'v rf t U ; .
| J.StmiUhtdfer tht last TMrtV 7irrft> v< ;
Jawelrjy Hardware, Mer?
Wuuxdfse,' Clothing, Parnitu re. Bedding. Cigars, HWo*l
C*iri<tf«s/.arid goods of
.fTerrdeacription, - , -
| «w..swMtis #ay Uae^lk J^)Mmt finti
* depth of 120 foot, hiM Uxg9
I T*?ltaw store *ll Tftla*l>lu,inil pri|
I KSwf 11 '' M?rt * 0f “ * 4rio “ i ll * T, ‘‘K *«“
."3'! lo s *“ mpiwi,
iPjf. P®w Is prep*r#d to niike advances on more satis
!
HBont/alWiosJ to Ja^pylltaicmotoj.wrtij
V2&*;■-■••%lia'jfmtsauaa. ’ ."'
fw p»t«dtx«*ar »naQ)th*r Witohwt, Man, »sj
plothluggilllln eiiMttwilneM cri<iB«, ui-’lr
jjfcjAfMLA mami
s'-. ••*. vi>m ». waw ttxmfai
Sa If, WawTtf,
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VOTIOE —Letters of, Administration of the
• • * , Estate-of MABT TVULIfIj Decoised. have bean
graotKl^thß.midenlgoed./.Ail.persons jn4ebt«d to
said ’Estate trill -please make payment t atfd' thOßO'hav-
Ing claims or dem&ndswiU make known the game with'
Ottt delay to •■• ■ ; ■ SAMUEL fcTF.VENBON,
. noH-thßL* All North FRONT Street.
on f *B moatti’i
itaplo- Imported*)
IN TflE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
-°,™ y ANI«OUNIy;OF, PHI kadelthi A.
£*»*• otuoyO WHARTON BlOKLHY'deoeued.
Thei Auditor appointed by the Court to. audits settle,
and .adjust the account of LLOYD W. BIOKLEY, Ad
ministrator of Llojd Wharton Blokley, deceased; and to
repsrt distribution of the balance In the babels 61 the
accountant, will meet tho parties; interestedj'at hie
?®ce, No. 8H Aroh street, oh •TUESDAY,-December
14th, 1868 at 4 o’clock P.M. - ■ ' . *
- dZ-thatu-Bt JOBBPH P.ffRINTQN, Auditor.
iNEER, 5 W 0.431 *
Ua-the Custom!
Streets. }
OVJBB TWENTY •
VERMAN t TOYS. *
tock,th« *\o6k
lOUfiQi oompria*
; ap4 approacli
iriety'of Jfrtncli
>n of the trade
IN THE ORPHANS’ COURTtFUR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF.PHILADELPHIA.
. Estate of JOHN KEATING, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by'tha Court to audit, adjust,
and settle tbeacoonnt of WM. V\ KEATING, Exeoutor,
and to report distribution:, wlilmeet the parties inter
ested os TUESDAY. the.l4th of December, 1868, at 11
o’clock A. M., at his office: 70S WALNUT Btrest. ,
dl-wfr&mßt THOMAS BaLOH, Auditor.
lon, wlthoata-
% v
for c&pSj gloves,
LETTERS TO THE
Estate .of'ROBEBT MoMBNAMIN, Deceased,
have been granted to the undersigned. AU persens in
debted to the Restate of the said, deoedent will please
make immediate''payment, and thoto having claims
against the f sald estate will present the same to.the
undersigned; ,i -vr,v MATTHEW THOMPSON, • *
.. _N. B comer Tenth and Catharine.
: - A.H, GRAHAM, M-.D.,.,
r >j. l\> *• J 832 Lombard street,
. Or to their Attorney, .WM. B HOOD, ‘
dB-f-6t No. 242 South Fifth street.
IN THE. COURT: OP. COMMON- PLEAS
;PP PHILADELPHIA, - „
- In the matter of the .Assigned Estate of THE NORTH
AMERICAN COAL'COMPANY.' ; ---
Notice .given- that the undersigned, ap
pointed .-by the .Cottct of Commom Pleas, to
audit, adjust, and settle, the accounts of JOSEPH L.
MOBS and JOHN 0 “BULLITT, assignees of the North
AineHcan Ooal Company, and to report dlstributlon of
the balance,in.lhe:naods of said Assignees, will attend
to the duties of his ; appointment on TUESDAY, Do-.
c*mbet’2li,lBßB, at-4•o’clock, at hia office,.No. 1 038
WALNUT Street, in the.dlty of Philadelphia.-when
and.where aU persons interested therein- are .required
to'attend.’r, • t,-\ - j <r
dB-nfm 6t ~M. BUgBRLL THAYER, Ayait?!, *J
SALE': OF VALuAfit-K' BALTIMORE
> WHARR.PiIOPKRTY.r-wm offered >t .notion,
on WEDNESDAY. 16th December, at.l o’clock..at the
MBBOHANTB’ EXCHANGE BALEB-KOOMB, No. 19
South GAY Street, Baltimore, v that valuable Wharf
Property at Canton, kbown as the '. - .
PATAPbOO CANDLE FAOTOBY,
- With 111 Its'extensive buildings ahd water privileges.
This property fronts 209 feet on Clinton street, about
370 foot on Beoond.'Avehhe street/209i feet on Some of
the deepest water in the harbor, and can be extended
400 feet farther to the Port Warden’s line, making Hie
whole'extent Of the property 209 feet by nearly 800 feet.
There is a large aWelling hpon'the beside
extensive buildings in which have been stored at One
time over 10,000 todisjof guknof iJ,\L . ' -i j
An immense' CoaTbusiness could be done on tins pro
perty, as with proper or 12. large vessels could
be loaded at onetime. The. Northern Central Rail
road reaches noarly-tq the property, and a oonneotion
withitcould'eaiilybefciade."
Terms, one-third cash, balance In six and twelve
months, with interest," ‘
GIBBON It 00., Auctioneers.
A plan of the above maybe'«eeh; and farther particu
lars obtained, upon application to
> • - JAMES J. BOBBINS,
d4-10t 148 Boa.th Fourth street, up stairs.
SPECIAL in Goodyear’s
to Patent for Vulcanised Rubber Suspenders, Braids,
Webs.’and all other Fabrics and articlrs made by combin
ing fibrous substances with threads or sheets of vulcan
ised rubber are notified that unless the slide are properly
stamped or labelled with my name, and by my authori
ty, they cannot be legally, disposed of In the United
States Merchants and dealers are invited to examine
specimens now in store, 1 find to give their orders for the
Spring. Trade to the undersigned, EXCLUSIVE OWN
ER OF THE TITLES AND EXCLUSIVE BIGHTS
IN .THE -PATENT for these goods, which embrace all
the styles heretofore manufactured (orsiruported, and
many others. /*' ~ " ~
ALSO, LICENSES TO MANUFACTURE AND SELL
—and the Terms—may be obtained on application to
me at No. 23 COUBTUCNDT Street, N. Y.
n24-ly V - ■) j T; ; • T HOBAOE H. DAY
BAILS’ te BROTHER’S
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
.No. 920 CHESTNUT STREET.
WE SHALL QPEN. TO-DAY ANOTHER INVOICE
OP .
ENGLIBH *
TAPRSTRT BRUSSELS,
<OF v ,
“OROSSLBY’S” CELEBRATED MAKE,
AT '
ONE DOLLAR YARD.
Carpet buyers will find our stock full and of fresh
styles, and PRICES VERY LOW. noB-tf
CdOTCH'ALE,'LONDON PORTER, AND
*3 BROWN STOUT. .
B. Yoonger, l A IfBt.,Ann>< Brewerr, Edinburgh, In
■tone pints. , ’
Mnlr £ Sou’ BpntVllng Ale, Bdlnburjh, In >tone pts.
Binsi& Williams’ London Brown Stoat, io glass pts.
- do do Porter* la glass pta.
Pr Bleed &Oo.’s Dublin Stout. In stone pts.
In store and for sale by
WILLIAM H. YBATON,
219-South PBONJ Street.
ft OL»D WIWF aTOfiE/* -
►3 NOW OABBT’B.
; .Old No; 76} ne* 828 WALNUT Street.
SnMer’sWlnes were ‘'always pronounced by good
judges to be unsurpassed. and were, in reality superior
to any in the market, rartof the old stock I hare yet
“ on band; "which consumers would do well to try. now that
r the market Is overstocked. with adulterated liquors for
,to selljlaring the Christmas Holidays. - -
Wines and Liquors sold by me. if unsatisfactory, can
bercturned. JOHN OASKY, Ja.,
V d4*lm Successor to J. V.finldor.
GROVE WHISKEY.—A de
(\J giro to lessen the consumption of impure spirits,
■knowing their Injurious effects upon the constitution,
i has induced thb offering J to the publio of in article
which the analjsation of Professor Chilton, Analytical
(Chemist, of New York, And Messrs. Booth, Garrett, A
.Camao, of Philadelphia, proves, beyond all question, to
(be the mostpnreand consequently leostinjurious spirits
; ever offered tHe American publics i >.
; CERTIFICATE OP DR. JAB. R CHILTON,
r I hare analyxeda sample of Chestnut-Grove Whiskey,
♦received from Mr. CHARLES WHARTON, Jx.. ol
Philadelphia, and having carefully tested it, I am
{pleased to state that it is entirely free from poisonous
for.deleterious aubstances.. It is an unnsually pure and
,flne flavored Quality of Whiskey.
JAMES B. CHILTON, M.D.. .
i New York, Bept. 8,1868. Analytical Chemist.
1 PniLXDKLrau, Sept. P, 1858/
t DxixSu: We have carefully, tested the sample of
ChMtnut-Grove ; Wklßk«y-which you sent us, and find
(that It contains none of the poisonous substance known
-Us Fuslo Oil. which is the eharaeteristio and injorious
ol; the, Whiskeys in general use; *
: Very respectfully, -
r . BOOTH, GARRETT, A OAMAO,
I - Analytical Chemists.
- To CffiXLiß WffiftTOV, Jr., No/28 South PRONT
Philadelphia. , oo2W^a2l
; fjottlt' dtt& Uiestattvonl*.
ABOA.DE HOTE It,
CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE SIXTH,
! EHILADEIiPHIA. *
COHDUOMDO* IB* ElWOnxX PLI».
: A new lease for a term of yean baring been obtained
for this POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT, it will eon
'tinue to be eondneted as heretofore, oh the European
’plan, and the prlees remain unchanged, ria:
Room Pm DaT:6oar j>i*xh boo, , BngikiAM a*d
vw- Til, baoh, 87#o. r " • 1
1 The house has been thoroughly renovated, and every,
.thing done to make guests comfortable. The chambers
are heated in winter by means of Steam Pipes, for which
xu> extra charge is triads. ‘ ' - a - i
- There is no bar kept in the house to be a source of
annoyance to guests.
. The accommodations are designed wheliy for business
men—hence no ladies are received.
' ID* This houae is never dosed day or night. -
; j ' , J. D. BROWN,
ooMm B. PE YOUNG,
JONES HOUSE,
HARRISBURG, Pa.,
■MOANTiy JUfiNiaSS?^ 10
r NOW OfEN TOVIBITOBS.
i mjW-j ... WELLS OQyiBIiT, Pretmtai.'
iThBIiANEY'S SALOON AND RESTAU
jJLi hAKTt'N. E. corner. THIRTEENTH and
jOHKSTNUT-Streets, Philadelphia. -
j no2-Bmo wM,, APB LANBY, -Proprietor.
PROSSER’S REST.
J- -.AtTRANT, No.
• OOBMABKET Street, four doom above JSIQHtfH,
South '«lde, : Philadelphia. 0 raters. Stewed, Bom ted.
?ried, Pickled, See., &e., for Home Consumption and
Transportation, ‘ N,8.--IHnherfrom twelre to three
b’oloek., . -■ „ 0e22-tf
|£NGRAVING3;
JAMBS, S. EARLE * SON,
JlarejusV opened a new and extensive assortment of
KN(JBAYINQB‘ V _ '
Colored and plain,Line, Mezzotints.
! Llthograph-Also, a very elegest and choice selection
FOR GRECIAN PAINTING.-
; All the works of LANDBEEB, HERRING, TURNER,
AUG. SCHEFFER, DBLA ROCHE, HOKAOE TER*
ner.
COSTUMES, FANCY DBESSES,
: LANDSCAPES, OHBQUO LITHOGRAPHS.
i Fao-slmUes of Original Drawings.'
PHOTOGRAPHS from Original • Pictures, and effects
of Ban and Clouds. , . • i
: „.. looking-glass warerooms ,
} - . ABB GALLERY 0? PAINTINGS, ~
l da 816 CHESTNUT Street.
•CURST PREMIUM AWARDED
B 7 THB
: FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, NOVEMDER, 1888,
TOTHS
WEST PHILADELPHIA
STAROH-MANUfAcTURING company
von tnaiu uaamniso.
? F E AR OH
AND CORN.FARINA.
THOMPSON; CLARKE, & YOUNG, .
13Q and ISO Sonth FRONT Street,
l 027-tf V ■ Agents for the Company.
& BEDFORD SPRINGS.—THIS
'MBL well-known - and'delightful Summer Resort will
be opened for; the redentlonof Thdtere' on the, 16th of
June, and kestogen‘until thelstol October '
i The new tod spiolotu ‘Building* erected but year are
now folly completed, add the whole establishment hai
been furnished in superior style, < and the accommoda
tion* will of a,oharacter not excelled in any part of
the United-State*. ? :
i The Hotel Will be under the,management of Mr. A.
O. ALLEN, whose experience, courteous manner*,' and
the amplest assurance of
oorafort and kind treatment. , .
1 IriadditleototbeOthermdaniof aeoeu,iti*deemed
proper to state that passengers can reach Bedford by a
daylight ride from Ohambewburg.
frhe Company have made extensive arrangement to
supply" deafiS and individuals with i{ Bedford Water',
byf.uo BaiTilj Aarboy, and in'bottles, at the following
prises, at the Springs, vis: m • v.. :r- -
1 For a barrel (mulbery).. ....... *.«•.•••• $4 00
•; '' 'Do;, f0ak)..i....i....«.»»..**»«»-6 M ,
' ii Do, (mu1berry)................. 8 00'
i • m Do; (0ak)...,.. 8 00
; Uarboy,lo ga110n*...................... .8 25
i .Bottles. IJf pint, per d0wn.............. 160
* The barrelA arecatefullypMbateaj'ia Jhatjmr*
phfcseri'tnSy depend npon receinng the -Water fresh'
BIBFQttD.ION*JtAII>SBfiINGB OOm C
ttjlF-V Bedfcrt Oratft Vij
. Ueoi ‘'
>/.. ~ 3fslices.
Carjietinss.
mines anlr Citrnsts.
.. .. o„(,iggg •. • |
STATE :> I
! - _. , Ko. #4l POCK STBMT, ..
I , KIIT POORTOTHE POBTOPPIoi.'
j X.NT,JSRE SITfIVE PEB 01JNT.
i •"-/ »' • {. >_ ‘ _ . '•. If
MonejrrwfllTedDiiLTjindflTeryMONDAY BtEtUNG,
j , . OH DEPOSIT, J ;‘
j IN BUMS' LAR&B AND
’< ' ' ■ ' AHD ' J '■ '■ ■ '
p PAID PJIOK JOAILT, ’
1 MOM 8 o’Otgok IA..M 1 A..M. f TO 3 O'CLOCK P. M.
j»irOBITO»» OAX.DXAW IHHJ* KOHHT4BY;OHHQKBj A#
; » sahi, i* sxaixaa. •
080. H. HART, Presidents, ■
' Treasured
y. HBNBY HA.YJSB.'Tftller. BeZ&tJanl
T
hit spEma;:Q^DßifSA.viKd'
[OIAKTRUD ST TBS LIOIBLiTUftB Of PuntßTLTisii.i
. iPSBPMUAIi OHABTSa.- “£rf,
FIVM PBB OHNT. Interest allowed to Depoaltortfi
OYYIOB, 831 NOttTH THIRD BTRBM.
(OOHBOLiDAfio* *'
This Institution is ncrw>operi-for the transaction of
: b twin ess, and is the only Chartered Saving Pond located
In the northern'parlorthe city. 'j
The Office will be open (dally) from 8 to aj* o’clock*
and also on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, from 6 util
' 8 o’olook in the Bveaing. ' **«?*“*»*•“
'IUNA&1B0, ;
Fredorlok Klett,
.
Joan P Lerr,
Hon. Henry K. Strong, a
Daniel Underkofier,
Hon. Wm.MUlwara,;
Frederick Btuke,- ’ *■ *
Francia Hart, .. .
JoMph L P.l*Olere, c • '
Preside*
geeretary, GgQRQB T
4oin Senior. Jr.,
James u.PriMl*,
Jacob Sock,
Joseph M. 0 enroll,
J. Wesley Bray,
■ Bobertß: S&yldsoa,
' Pi O.’BHmiker;
John p. Vorree,
, • George’Sneeht. - ’
Lt, JAMES S. PBIMQZiB.
SHORN. epfflilW*
CJAVUra FITKOr-FIYE PEE GENT* UK
£3 T36BXST—NATIONAL BAFBTYV* TSUB’P - COM
PANY.—WAIsNUT OTBSIBT. BODTH-WBBTOORHBB
OP THIRD, PHILAPHtPHtA.,, «j; v - 1 K g
ZsoomroiAno bt tks Brin ov P«rtSTiiriiriir’ ;
Moneyis .rewired in any som. Urge er small, and in
terest pud from the day of deposit to the day * of Jwith
-1 drawal. '• : \ f - j r,y ‘ » <• t ,vr
The ofloe ft'Open’every'dayfrotne o'olook in the
morning tm 5 o'clocn in tfce'orenlng;' and on Monday
aadThn»}Uy evenings tills o’olook. 4,
HON. mftfßY L, RBNOTIB, {President;
. _ y •HOBjmFnawßiiwa,: We smidehV
I WM.' JVHmd, Beefretttyi- ; • ■“ - 1 -
: mßMroui’
t Son. Henry I*. Benner, - , V. Carroll Bxewntti
Bdward L. Oerter, - Joseph B.Baxr ,'•_ .
■ Robert Selfrldge, . Wxvf&U*. ..J ? >
' fiaml. &. Ashton; * * ' Jwsbph Yeries, '
,0. liondreUx Mann*; • * Henry Diffenderfitr*
Mono/ is received and payments made daily.'
* The nrestmenta ore made, In. conformity with the
provisions of, the Charter, in BBAB3STATB MOBT
&AQJBA, aBOUND BINTS,imd snoh first olus Seehtt
tisa as will always insure perfect sesifrity to the depoU
lors/wjd whloh oannot £aU to give permanency ana sta
bility to this Institution.. . . %Bl.£r
KJAVING FUND.—DMIiTBI) STATE'S
O TRUST COMPANY, oorner of THIRD and OH3OT
HUT Street*. - r .. \ f ..... „
Large and entail sums rewired, and paid back on da
mandj without notice. with vmf PERQBNT INTBB
IST from the day of deposit td-the'day of withdrawal*'-
Office hours, from 0 until 6 . o’olook erery day. and 09
MONDAY BVBKIKGO from 1 until 9 o’oloekT* ''
DRAYTB for eale on England, Ireland, and Sootlasd,
from £1 upwards; ‘ VL *
President— flTßPnßN B. ORAWTORD,
Troarorer—PLINYTISK.-,
Teller—4AtDlS B. HUNTSR
(Conte ttioncrg.
Kris kringle headquarters.—
•We have just received our French Oonfectlonery,
'end are manufiotnring a superior Article of MarahMel
i low Gum Dropa,'Bon Bohs, v Orfeam-Dates. &e. - Call
land’stipply yourselves with the best Gonfeotionery in
thiseltyjat -• ' J.ttPPRtES & BVANBV
1 noie-gtn No. 718 MARKET Bt.j bet. 7th and Bth. «
dobarto,
S FUGUET & SONS,
• Importers of HAVANA- CIGARS,
-ae2B-~ ~ - 216 South PRONT Street.
FIGARO, CABANAS ANDPAETAGAS
;a , BBGARS.—A choice inToise of these oelohrated
brand* on board brig “New Bra,’J-daUr ezpeotedfirom
Savaaa, and tor aale low, by OR ARLES TITS,
: (New) 188 Walnut street, below Second,
**l . ", ‘ Baeond Stave
SIERMAN CIGARS; 800,000, various
r brand. In store and for sale by WM. H. YJBATON
South PRONT Bt. ,'■•••_: not
Stoves.
\ SOMETHING .HEW,—GAS;BUR
■ NINGCOOKBTOY3S.—I would respectfully call
f in the attention of the public to one of the greatest
i wC improvements ever introduced in Cooking Stoves
Benges—the burning of the arising from the
F ooal, by which means Is saved 80 per cent, in fuel and
also more inteuße heat thrown to the bottom of the
'oven.. We effect the burning of the gases by means of a
jhollow centre-piece, perforated on the under side, whioh
. admits the air in a h*ated state to mingle with the
Sues, thus aiding its combustion, and causing V flanie
> pass around the oven equal to a wood fire. Thisim-
Srorement also presema the centre piece from sinking
own on the fire, thoroby ’savin£the expense of repairs.
jOne of the Stoves CAN BE SEEN IN OPERATION >t
1116 MARKET Street, ,- .Manufactured by. JAMES
-SPEAR, Inventor and Patentee, (late North, Chase &
'North,) 1110 MARKET Street. tepttMmo
AND JUTE
i .... HOPE, _
J OOKDS, TWUSTEB, STJCCf.’ 7
Manufaoto»d and formal, at th. lonwt New Tori
prioan, by .
WEAVER, EITL.ER & GO.,
i No. 93 N. WATER Street, and 22 N. WUAK7E3.
nr>l7-2m
jjANDSOBUBS AND OLAMPS.
HANDSORUBS.
No, 1. per do*.
2. 76c. »
8. 870. •<
4. IOOe. “
' CLAMPS.
6 Row, f 1.26, per oxen. '
Bl.76!per'doien.
8 Row, perdoseo,
HENRY 0. EORSTEIK,
rail - UNorth®SiaD Btra.t Fbn«l«UbU
rjpo AEOHITEOTS AND BDILBEBB.
ACADIA FREESTONE.
f Now landing, and shortly to arrive, 1,000 tom of this
beautiful Btonp, both of the
BLUE, GRAY, AND BUPP TINTS,
the former of which, for softness and delieaov of color.
Is unrivalled
For the character of this atone please examine the
following buildings:
Joa. Harrison's, .Eighteenth street and Rlttenhouse
Square;
r Harrison’* Building, Locust street, between Boren*
teenth and Eighteenth. r * ? r * -'
Samuel Smith’s West street and Blttenhouiq square*
Mrs. Peterson’s No. 1210 Wa]nut street. 1 -
A. K/Womrath’s,4ls Arohstreet.'<>
' Samuel Himes’, Twelfth and Chestnut streets.
■ T.K.J. Fassift, Seventeenth and Locust etreets, and
others. 1
ARNOLD A WILSON, Agents, ‘
PHILADELPHIA WARMING AND VENTILATING
, - WAREHOUSE,
1010 CHESTNUT BTREfiT , ; :
sald-8m • B. M. FILTWXLL, 8 ' v
Anew and valuable ; DISCOV
ERY.
DR. HAM’B
AROMATIO INVIGORATING SPIRIT. •
IT STIMULATES, EXIIILKBATE3, INVIGORATES,
BBT WILL NOT INTOXIOATE OB BTUPIEY.
This delicious Beverage is superior to all invigorating
Cordials. Schnapps, tyenrines, Ac. in use for the core of
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heart-buru, Drows ness, Kid
ney Complaint, Delirium Tremens, Intemperance, Ac.,
as it will invigorate'and strengthen, but will notin*
tozittto or stupify. Persons who' have become habitu
ated to the exeessiTd use of. Tobacco, Opium, and Spirit*
uoub Liquors, will And speedy ana permanent relief
from a desire to use these destroying agents, by taking
a bottle or two of this' •/. .. ... ‘
DELICIOUS MEDICAL DEfEUAGE
Weak and sickly Females will RAM’S IN*
7IGORATING SPIRIT a’quick andtura cure,it being
a Regenerator aS well as a Strengthener of the Human
System. Each complaint thatrthe AROMATIC INVI
GORATING CORDIAL is calculated to cure is named
upon the wrappers accompanying 'each' bottle, and fall
directions for use are also minutely glTen.
•PHIOH OXB DOLLAR PBB BOVTLB.
Prepared by • DARIUS HAM,
Principal office, No. 48 WATER Bt., N. York.
For sale by i •>-* T. W. DYOTT- A SONS,
n26-3m 218 N. BEQOND Street, Philadelphia.
T-TNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
U land locating Agency, .
CHICAGO, ILL.
' The subscriber, haring had much practical experi
ence in selecting and locating landsld iiie various Land
Districts in the Western States, has unusual facilities
for bmfctag valuable selections for
LAND WARRANTS OR QABH.
: Having Surveyors constantlf in (hi Jleld to make
{tersonal examinations, he can alwaya make the most
udieious locations.
- Lands unsurpassed for fertility of soil' and salubrity
of olimate, near-the line of, railroads, may now be
In
- - lOWA AND WISCONSIN. 1
, Batiefeetory refereneea given when required.
10" Money invested in 'Kansas : aftd Nebraska, and
•ny of the Western State*.
• B. SALISBURY,
« OLARKE Street, Ohioago.
First premium, prank us insti
tute, 1868, to ORARY>B PATENT BRICK
MACHINE and BRICK KILN. The/ are how offered,
With fall guarantee to perform In & ,rer/ tuperlor way as
regards cost, quality,'and' quantity* Address J. W.
CHART, o&re of I. P. MORRIS A CO., Port Richmond
Iron Works, Philadelphia. ’
. N: 8.~1 will take an interest with any one who wishes
to engage in the manufacture of Brick in Philadelphia,
and guarantee that Brick can be made -at one hair the
eost Of the common process. , J. W.O.
ORNAMENTAL and COLORED GLASS.
VJ- We have just received a comprehensive and va
ried stock of this truly beautiful. and Architectural ap
pendage' to Churches, Vestibules,- Conservatories, and
other buildings, where it Is deemed necessary to embel
lish, or to give a chaste and elegant appearance. Any
eolor may be -either plain or ornamental, elabo*
lately or In relief. ■ ' ZIBOLER & BMITH,
- Wholesale Drug, Palnt,«and CHms Dealers,
aa2ft-dtf rtOr Saensd and Green at* '
OLASMA OS ARTIFICIAL LARD.—
Mr SPECIAL NOTICE TO PHVSIOIANS.-Thd above
offers a Tehlole fortbe exhibition of remedies to dis
eased surfaces, which combines the following advanta
ges i A goodnnd unvaryisgoonaistenoe, easily washed
off with water, dissolves all oubatasaes that are solu
ble In water, hence facilitating instead of obstructing
their absorption, and does not .get rancid.
property alone renders it ah invaluable acquisition to*
the practitioner. -Preparedand for sale wholesale and
retuJ.At * ' SIMBS’I Laborator/and Pharmaoy, '
, oho 'Twelfth and Chestnut street'
HEIDSIOK & OO.’S CHAMPAGNE.-.A
constant Bupnly of the original ocunluii brand, in
bond and in otora, lor lita by WILLIAM .11. YBATON,
aolo agent r for .Ponniylraniai No. 818 Bodtii-FRONT
Btraot. . >■ > noS
OAKUM. -A: lot go :.'jtock< of ‘Navy- and
- American Nary! Oakmn on hand and for rate by
■ . ■> WEAVER, FITLER A 00.,
noJS Ho. 88 N. Water it., and H. Woutm.
r|UIE ONLY ARTItILB -UNKIVAI/LED
M. - INMAHKHT,
j V ' - with Immense HOME! »• •
EUROPEAN DEMAND -
. s The reasonwhy, is 'that by Nature’s own process it
restoresthern&taral color permanently after thehair*
hQ’omea-gray; aupplfea the natural fluids, and -thus •
makes it grow on oafd heads,'removes all dandrnff.itCb
lng/and bdatfrora the scalp,' quleUkhd tones up the
'nerves, and thus cures nil nervous, headache; and may
bd relied upon to cure all diseases of the scalp and hair:
It will, stop and keep it from falliog off: makes it soft,
glossy, healthy , and beautiful , and if uSed by the
Joan? two or three times a week,’ it wilt never fall or
ecomegray; then readers, read the following, and judge
ftr yourselvesj • . , 1 ' ‘
i ' ' ' ' , N*w Yobs, Jan. 8,1§63..
MESSRS.. o.' J. WOOD £,00., f ‘ '; _•
1 -Gentlemen; HaTing heard a gooddeal about Professor
;W eod’s Hair Restorative, and myhalrbeingqulte gray,
I made-up. my mind to • lay aeide:the prejudices which'
•I. in common, .with a great many,persons,-.had against
all manner of patent medicines, and a short time ago I -
commenced using your article, to test it for myaelfi ...
; tThC'resuU has been .so very, satisfactory that I am
'Tory glad I did bo, and lu justice to jou, as/well as for
the encouragement of others who .may be as gray as 1
•Wai, but who having my., prejudice without my reasons'
for setting it aside, are unwilling to give your Bestora
tire a trial tiU.thejhavefurther-proof.- and -thebeat
proof being ocular demonstration I write you this let*
iter, which you may show, to any such/aud'alao .diroot
them to me for further proof, who am in and out.of the
‘N V♦WireHailingEstablishinent everyd»y.
. , My.hair la now its natural color,'and' muoh improved
•in appearance • ovory way, being glossier and thicker,
and much more lioaltby looking. I .am, Yours Bespeot*
. HENRY JENKINS.
; Corner Columbia and Carroll street's; Brooklyn.
1 « " LiviMQsros/A’a., Pab. M. JB6B.
rior. WooD—Dear Sir: Your Hair Restorative has
done muoh good in tbia patt of tho country. My hair
ihafl been slightly ditnimahinfr for several years, caused,
j| suppose, from a slight burn when I'was quite an in
.taut. I have been using your Hair Restorative for six
.weeks, and I-find that I h*vo a fine head of hair now
•growieg after having u*ed all other remedies known
to bo effect. I think it the most valuable remedy now
extant, and advise all who are afflicted that way to use
■ jnoor remedj. You can publish this, if you thick pro
■psr.' . Yours, *o., 8. W. MIDDLETON'
! ' Psilißslpaii. Sopt 8,1867.
i PHOr. Wood—Dsm Bir: Your • Hslr Ilostorattve is
'prOTlog to mo. Tho .rout, and also the
ibaok part of my head) almost lost Jfcj covering—was, in
i jfact, bald. I have used-bat 2 half pint bottles of your
(Restorative, and now-tbe top of my head Is well studded
with a promising crop of youtag Hair, atd tbe frontis
also rooeivlng Its benefit. I have tried other prepara
tions without any benefit whatever ; I think, from my
town personal recommendation,l can induce many others
•'to try it.. Yours/ yespiotfully, \
I ; D.B.THOMAB.M.D.,-
.. ' No.4B4Vineatreot.
; i The Restorative Is put up in bottles of three sires,
(▼lb: Large, medium,'and small; the small holds ifa
Sint, and retails for one dollar per bottlethe iqedlum
o|ds at least twenty,par contT. more in proportion than
the small; retails for.two dollars per bottle; the large
•holds a quart. 40 per cent, more in proportion, and re*
(tails for S 3 a bottle. . .. .
I O.J. -WOOD & 00./Proprietor., 812 Broadway, New
York, (in the great N. Y. Wire Railing B»tablt«hment,)
land 114 Market street, St. Louis, Mo. , -
1 , And sold by all good Druggists and’Fanoy, Goods Dea
lers* •. v nql6-mwfBm A-oowlnwky-8m
Philadelphia warming and
/VENTILATING warbhobbb,
i We have removed from our old stand in Walnut'street
Ito the LARGE BTORB,-No. 1010 CHESTNUT street,
•afew doors below the St. s Lawrence Hotel, where our
, old friends and the public are respeotfully' invited to
examineottr extehslVe' stook'of warm Air Furnaces,
(OookiDg’Ranges/.Bath .BoQers, .Rogistem, Enameled
Btone Mantela, Parlor Coal' Grates, &b;,‘ Ao. We are
I now manufacturing CHILSON’B OELSBBATRD PAT
ENT. NSW COAL GAS, CONSUMING FURNACE, the
• most powerful and economical Heater, over ihvonted,
: and salted to all classes of. buildings. /;
Also, hew and beautiful. patterns of r Low Do
.Grates, and Parlor Coal Grates of all sises and pattern 6
We have also commenced. theT manufacture o.
; ENAMELED . STONE,, MANTELS from Penn
sylvania Stone. These Mantels were awarded a
i SPECIAL PREMIUM at the late Fair and Exhi
bition of the PVanklih Institute of this city. They
represent all the rare and beautiful Axtiqcb Manstss,
are not Injured by Smoke , Coat Gas, Oil or. Acids,
and. are sold Wholesale ana Retail, at tn«eh less price
than Marble, Call and eu them -
♦• ’ -ARNOLD A WILSON.
VXLTWBLL, Superintendent.
Philadelphia. Anril. lv
HARDWARE. —The subscribers.. COM
MISSION MERCHANTS forthesaleor FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC. HARDWARE, would respectfully
■ call the-attention'of the trade to their stook, which
; they ore offering at lowest rates. Our assortment oon
, lists in part of—
. of all kinds—Trace, Log. Halter, -Breast, Ox,
Oow, Fifth; Back. Wagon, Stage, Tongue, Lock, Ship,
; Mine, end Coil Chains.
• The celebrated “L” Hone Nails; Stone and&ledge
Hammers; - . • • . -
“Wright 1 ” and other Anvils; Solid Box and other
,¥Iom: - • - . • -
Short and long handle Fry Pans; round and oval
Bake Pah*.
“Martin’s” superior Files and Rasps; Bed Screws.
«Esqalsior >’ Bafety Fase: Blasting Tubes.
. Corn,Grass,and Brier Scythes j Hay, Cora, end Straw
Suites.
. Hay, Manure, Tanners’, and Bpadlng Forks.
1 Rakes and Hoes; Shovelsand Spades, of all kludl.
> Tacks,'Brads, Shoe, Olont, and Finishing Nalls.
' Cast and Wrought Butt Hinges, Screws, Locks of all
; Mode; Cutlery, Rams and Phmps, Axes, Hatohets, Ham
mers, Planes, and other Tools, Ao., Ao.
-1..: ' W. G..LEWIS.A SON, _
7 rnhl-y • No. OOMMBROB Btroot.
-ROBERT SHOEMAKER & 00.,
h 4 r- wiOLEBAL*;DRUGGIBTB, r
(Manufacturers and Dealer . ..PAINTS, VARNISHES,
(sod WINDOW GLASS, Northeast corner FOURTH and
(&AQB Streete, Philadelphia,
//•Sole Agenie, for the aale of the celebrated Floreffo
•PjateGlata, - . mhaB*tf ■
i lAg^pitrirgrjJYTn—
X JBROMK’S HAIR COLOR RRSTORKR wiU re
a^ore;Gray v Halr to its origlnal color itT from ten to
twelve days, and restore the Hair where It has fallen off
■and become thin. . ■
\ ITISNOTADYB!
• It may be used as freely as wator, and is the mostbeau*
tlfol Dreuinsfor the'Hairnow In use.
■. ;Thousands is different parts of .the Union hare testi
fied; to Its wonderful virtues, and all who have seed it
Join in their praise of it..
Sold, Wholesale and Retail. by'Dr, BWAYNB & SON,
J?o, 8 North SEVENTH Street, above MARKET, Sort
Agents for Philadelphia.
• Trade supplied.
DETERSIVE SOAP.—Time, labor, and
money eared. In using it,- clothes do not require
any boiling or rubbing on w&Bhboard .One pound will
go ds far as 'three pounds common Rosin Soap. War-,
ranted to give perfect satisfaction' or monoy refunded.
Itls .deeiaedlr tho cheapest and..best washing Soap
ever offered to the pnbllo. Manufactured only by'
YANHAAGEN& MoKEONE. for sale by all r£
speotable Grocers in the city, and wholesale only by
TRAIN & MoKEONE,
ocMm 22 South Wharves.
Ne. 6/H 12 per do*/
8/1 at k;■
7. 1 M ** .
8. 1 76 «
HPAW & BEERS'
-B- RUBRICATING GREASE, .
the best and cheapest compound for greasing the axles
of OMNIBUSES, CARRIAGES, CARTS, DRAYS and
WAGONS, and HE AYY. MACHINERY.
’ for sale in tin' cans, kegs: and barrels, by all the
DRUGGISTS In the,city ana the .MANUFACTURERS,
'MMm • ‘K n 1R ROT7TTT WATRR RtrM*.
IT IS OF THE HIGHEST IMPORTANCE
for-every one to know' where they wlU’get the
most for their money, especially such times as these.
ZIEGLER & SMITH, 1 Wholesale Druggists, corner of
SECOND and GREEN Streets, are disposing of their
White Lead, Ground Faints, or all Colors, and Window ’
Glass, all or the best quality, at prices whioh will be
pleasing to buyers. ■ ■ • oall
g ONG’S SPRING GARDEN ACADEMY,
XJN B. corner EIGHTH and BUTTONWOOD Sts.
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.—Book-keeping in
frit its various forma; preparing Students thoroughly
for situations in any branch of baslnesrf: Plain and Or '
n&menUl Writing; Commercial Calculations: Law snd
Correspondence. No institution intheUnlted States
gives & more thorough and practical course. In this
department no teaching Is done' in clasaoa, and Is open
DAY and EVENING-. Time unlimited
'MATHEMATICAL AND OLAB3IOAL DEPART
MENT~(Separate from the abovo.) —Yoang 'Men and
Boys are prepared for any grade of an EnglUh and Clas
sical Education, vis: Writing, Gram
mar, Geography, Arithmetic, Thiloßophy, &0., Ancient
and Modern Languages, with all the higher Collegiate
Studies. Sessions of fire zdonths commence September
Ist, and February Ist. Pnpilarecelved at any time be
fore or after these dates and oharged accordingly. Cata
logues furnished gratis.
mh26-tf P. DO NLEAYY LONG, Principal
\J COMMERCIAL GOLI
CHESTNUT and SEVENT]
! An Institution designed
TIVB BUSINESS.
BQABDO? TRUSTEES.
B. B. OoaegTi, Pronoia Hosklni.
George Q. Staari, Darid Milne, .
John Bp&rhawk, Davldß. Brown,
Isa&o Hacker, A.V. Parsonn.
Hlmnan, Tiederick Brown,
Joshua Lipplnoott.
25VENING BES3IONB after September'l&th.
■ Each Btndent has iHorriDUAi. jsbtruotion Tat tbla
Institution, and a Diploma from hero is tho best re
oommendation ayonog man can hare, for obtaining a
good altuation.
CATALOGUES may be had on application at the
Colley wB*tf
HfIONS.A.F.ROSAT, '
- . TEACHER OF FENCING,
BABBITT'S GYMNASIUM,
<w2s-J2m* ' ■ MARKET Street, aboce Eighth.
Bryant & sthatton’s chain op
NATIONAL MERCANTILE COLLEGE!!, l’il
lailelphla College, Sonttie&at oorner' SEVENTH Mil
CHESTNUT Streets. Tor Information, sail or send for
circular. ' Jel6-tf
EVENING SESSIONS HAVE.COMMENDED.
PERRY’S BLANK BOOK
. AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT,
S. W. OORNER FOURTH AND RACE.
PREMIUM AWARDED
lly the FRANKUN INBTITDIS for Manufacturing
Superior Account Books
FIRMS intending to open new Dookß on the first of
the Tear, can select from a good stock on hand, or have
thorn made In any desired style, in a superior manner,
BOOK-BINBXNG of every description executed in
the finest and most substantial insnnor, at low.prices.
MAGAZINES bound from fO cts. to $2 50 per volume.
MUSIO bound In a now and handsome style, from $1
tos3._ .
OLD 7AUILY BIBLES rebound, to look and wear
equal to new.
PERRY’S BOOK-BINDERY,
FOURTH and RACE.
Oldest established Bindery in Philadelphia. n23«2m
rfOLLICOFFER’S -ANTI-RHEUMATIC
«Li CORDIAL is the only preparation ever placed be
fore the public that has performed so many
MIRACULOUS CUBES
Tho most prominent and influential citizens hear wit
ness of its efilcaoy. Theabondant ovldanco from all
parts of the country is enough* to warrknt u 3 in pro
nouncing that it is the greatest wonder of tho age.
It is an Internal remedy thatsirihesat the root of the
disease, and thus eradicates it entirely from the system.
Prepared bv - THEODORS DILKS; Chemist, •
NortheastcornorofPlneandßixthstreets,' .
"oo7«8m - Philadelphia.
CJLATEI SLATE! 1 SLATE 11!—Roofing
£9 Slate, of all sites, and at very low rates, kept con
stantly on hand, and for salo'by
FffiEUNG, fOX, * 00.,
(JJBBMANTOWN ROAD and THIRD street,
8. D. Slate lloofo put on in’the best roannsr,'and ta
*»r«r.r *'♦♦•-*'l* * i! «/|.V
m/SONONCAHELA WHISKEY.—6O Bbls.'
JLtJL pure Bye-Whiskeyi in store and for sale fey WM.
B- YBATOKj 916 South PRQNT St. nob
flarZrwffr*.
' ABHOLD t WILSON,
sadoassoas re s. k> rriKsiaov.
ffiJrnja oitir Ctjetturala.
fiEdncalian®!.
HILADELPHIA
SOS, northeast corner of
I Streets.
to fit young men fox AOS
Sookbiniiina.
JUe&Hmai.
INBLAMMATORY AND OHRONtc
RHEUMATISM.
-iBS&W
-otnacmi
OFFICE OF THE DELA'WABE MU
TUAL SAFETY INtURANOE COMPANY.
’ PsiLADsipHra; November 10,1868.
The following Statement of the affairs of the Com
party is published in conformity witha-provision of-its
Charter:-
Fbeuious received from November 1,1867, to Oote
betBi; 1868 1 J ' "
On Marine and Inland Bisks. •*. 1361 803 62
Oh live Bisks..! 118,414 17
, $470,217 70
PattntuMS on Polloies not marked off Novem
ber 1,1867....;. 826,184 02
Premiums marked off is barked, from Ist of Novem
ber, 1857, to October 31,1658: '
On Marina andlnUnd Risks*'..*s39o,64l 75 •
On Fire Bisks.- . 123,011*68
i $513,663 43
Interest, <ko ~ received daring
same period.'.,
LOSBBS,,EXPXSBBS, &0., during
; the year aa above—
Marine "and Inland Navigation
L05jea. ( ......V....i 1245,170 16
Fire L055e5;,,.;,.4. 41,2(59 21
Return Premiums.,,. .... 41,753 14
Reinsurances, Commissions to
. A gents; 1 Ta'iee, &0..
Expenses, Salaries, • Rents, Bta
' .tionery, dec..
18,607 82
. .... '5395,240 00
Burplafl., 4 ,..,.9147,964 06
ASSETS OF TIU COMPANY.
November 1,1858
Par. . *. Marl;it Valus.
.103,050.. Philadelphia City six pbr cent. '''
i. -Loan.ti I i.5105,1i4 00
80,000. .Pennsylvania State five per cent. •
* Loan.... .'...i...... 83.516 00
31,000.. Pennsylvania State six per«cont.
Loon.
SO,ooo,.United-.States.,Treasury 4W per
', - -cent Notes ~ 80,113 60
60,000,. Pennsylvania Railroad 2d Mort
’ gage six per cent 'Bonds;... 45,376 00
20,000. .North Pennsylvania Bailread Mort
gage six per cent. Bonis 12,000 00
- 15,000..800-shares Stock Germantown Gas-
Oorapanyy interest and principal
guaranteed by the City <?f Phila
delphia 14,026 00
1 6,000. .100 shares Pennsylvania Ballroad
Company...'l;-.;..4,887 60
6,000..100 shares North Pennsylvania
Ballrcad.Company 860 00
1-209..8D shares Philadelphia Ice .Boat
i A/irv Steam Tug Company... . 1,200 00
1,000. .2 shares Philadelphia and Savannah
Steam Navigation Company 200 00
250, .6 shares Philadelphia and Havre
de Grace,Steam Tow-boat Com
pany...
200..2 snares Philadelphia Exchange
1 C0mpany.,.......... y.
1340,700 Cost $318,207. Market value, $310,199 (0
'Bonds and Mortgages. .10,000 00
Beal Estate,'office.building.,;,,'.....6l,B63 35
Bills receivable for Insurances mide......; 201,660'86
Balances du&at Agencies^—premiums on Mft- i -
> rine Poljsles recently issued—-and other* >* ■ : - -
debts d«S?the C0mpany....,,,..,,.^.;;.' 61,288 14
Scrip afi®*4£ock of sdndry Insurance Com
panies^.
Cash. deposit in Banks...
_ November 10.1858.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a Di
vidend of SIX PER CENT, in Cash, on,the original
Capital Stock, and bIX PER CENT, on the Scrip of
th 6 Company, payable on end after the Ist proximo.
They have also deolaied a Scrip Dividend of TWEN
TY*FIVB_PEB GENT: on the_ original Stock and on
tbo Earned Premiums for the year, ending October-31,
1868, certificates for which will be’issued to the.pafties
entitled to'the same, on and after .the tot of December
next. >
Oj* Preamble and Resolution adopted ,by the
Hoard.
Whereas, The increased means of the Company aris
ing from Profits, and which will he derived from the
Increased Capital Stook under tho late amendments to
the Act of Incorporation, render the farther eontina-,
anoeof thdGh&r&nfee Capital unnecessary, therefore
Resolved, That the Guarantee Capital be discon
tinued, and the notes represfnting the same be deliv
ered up to the makers thereof, as soon as the Bisks
taken daring the period embraced in said notes shall
, have determined.
DIRECTORS.
William Martin, James D. Hand,
Edmund A. Bonder, Edward'Darlington,-'
Theophilos Paulding, K. Jones Brooke,
John R. Penrose, Spencer MMWaine,"
John 0. Davis, Thomas C. Hand,
James Trsquiar, Samuel E. Stokes,
William Eyre, Jr., J P.Penleton,*
Henry Sloan,. Robert Button
Joseph B. Peal, Jaoob P. Joßes,
Dr. R. M. Huston, James B. M’Farland.
George G Lelpor, Joshua P. Byre,
Wm 0 Ludwig, John B. Bemple, PlttsVh
Hugh Craig. D. T. Morgan, ‘
Charles Kelley, J.V. Logan, “
WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
THOB. 0. HAND, Vice President..
HENRY LYLBUBN, Secretary. . nol3-4jr
JNSURANOE COMPANY OF THE
JL STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA—WEB AND MA
, JUNE INSOBANOE—No. 4 BXOHANGB BUILDINGS.
' Chartered in ITo4— Capital s2oo.ooo— Asieta, Jana
ary 1,1858, $847,440.60-100. • ' -
. All invested in sound ana available securities— ocmtt
' nae to insure on Vessels and Cargoes, Buildings, Btooki
of Merchandise, Ac., on liberal levins.
DIBKOYOBfi"
Hoary ]>.• Sherrerd, George H. Stuart,
, Simeon Toby, Samuel Grant, Jr.j
Charles Macalester, * Tobias Wagner.
WUUam B. Smith, 1 Thomas B. Wanton,
' Johnß.Budd, Henry G. freeman. ’
• William R White, Charles S. Lewis,
George 0, Carson.
HBNBY D. SHERBERD; President.
: William Haama, Secretary. Je9»'wfrm>tf
THK QUAKER CITY JNSUBANOE
COMPANY, OFFIOB 408 WALNUT BTBBBT,
PHILADELPHIA.—CAPITAL and SURPLUS $277,-
805.86.—Insures against LOSS or'DAMAGE BY.FIRE
•andthe.PJSRIL&.OF THE,BEA. INLAND NAVIGA
■VX4>H-+ta*Tn i¥cpnp 'Pi'urnu v -■■■,-
< |o* TBN per cent* in cash returnedon'the~d*rne<r
premiums of OpenJnland Policies.
- • >omciaa. , .... .. ..
HART.
* Vice President—B. P/BQSS; * 1
Secretary and Treasurer—H R. COGGBHALL. '
Assistant Secretary—S. H. BUTLBB,' -
DIRECTORS. - \
Qm. H. Hart, a. yf. Briley . . . ,
• ? Andrewß.Chambers,
A. 0. O&ttoll, Ji L, Pomeroy,
' Joseph Edwards, - Oh tries G. ImUy,
John G. Bale. • H, R; Goggshall,
Foster 8. Perkins, Sami. Jones, M. 8.,
Hon. H. M. FttUcr. '
ae2l«y Attest, H. R. COGGBHALL, Becy.
A MBBIOAH FIBE iNSOEAJSOii 00.,
,-t3L Incorporated isio charter per
’ P ETU JULa.
No. 310 WALNUT Street, above Third; Philadelphia
V Having a large paid-up Capital Stock and Surplus
Invested In sound, and available Securities, continue to
insure on Dwellings, Stores, Furnltftrg, Merchandise,
Vessels in Port ana their Oargoei, and other Personal
Property. All Losses liberally and promptly adjusted,
sikuoxom*
, George Abbott, Lewis,
• JohnWeleh, ' Caspar Wi Morris,
/' Samuel 0. Morton* ~ James B. Oampball, '
Patrick Brady, . Edmund G. Dutilk.
Charles W. Poultney.
GEORGS ABBOTT, President.
~ THOMAS B. MARIS. Secretary. ja2B-yif
riITY INSURANCE OOMFANf, No. 110
South FOURTH Street.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Capita1........................*300,000.
Organised 1851.
Privileged to Id sure Houses, annually or perpetually;
Personal Property, annually, or for a less period j take
Marine, Inland, and Life Insurance Risks: rooeivo De
posits ; hold Trusts and grantannultles -
ALFRED WEEKS, President.
B. 0. TYLER, Yioe President.
J. W. Mixtixx, Secretary.
Diaioioas,
Hon. W. D. Kelley,
J. W. Forney,
P.B.Mingle,
James Watson,
, Ludlam Matthews,
William Curtis,
0; f. Turner.
Alfred Weeks.
B. O. Tyler,
,J. W. Bonder,
C. .
J. L. Hutchlnsen,
■ 3. W. Stokesi
JelB-ly . i
f IFE INSURANCE AND TRUST OOM
SLi PAHY.—The PENN MUTUAL LIFEINSURANCE
COMPANY. Northeast Corner of-THIRD and DOOR
Btroeta. Capital, 8618,726.03.
' INBUREB LIVES for short-terms, or for the whole
term of life—grants annuities and endowments—pur
chases life interests In Beal Estate, and makes all
contracts depending on the contingencies of Life.
. They act as Executors, Administrators, Asalsneo*,
Trustees, and CtoardUns.
Mtffiyxsa.
Daniel L. Miller, Simuel B. Stokes,
Benjamin Coates, _ William Martin,
Richard 8. Newbold, James B. MoFarland,
William P. Hacker, Joseph H. Trotter,
William H. Kern, James Eueton,
BamuelO. Huey, • Theophllns Paulding]
Charles Hallowoll, Edmund A. Bonder,
Henry 0. Townsend, Daniel L. Hutchinson,
Rodolphus Kent, John W. Hornor,
William H. CazT, Sills 8. Archer,
Edward T. Mott, Samuel J. Christian,
William Rebertsou, ' Joseph M. Thomas,
Warner U. Basin, John Gk Brenner,
% P. 8. MMfer, Easton.
DANIEL L. MILLER, President.
SAMUEL 3. BTOHEB, Vice Pres’t.
Join W. Hoaxoa. Secretary. nlg-1?
triOJi MOarWEALtH
nan
IEBTJBAHOB
OOMrAKX,
BT AT* OI'EBNHBtL'VANIA
. OFFIOB,
NORTHWEST CORNER
FOURTH AND. WALNUT BTREJSTB,
rßix.Accz.rsiA.»
g«fcs»rlt*4 Capital, WCO.OOO.
r&id np Capital, s2oo,ooC
01**0*038.
Dr. D. Jayne, TTios. S. atewaitj
H. li. Benner* J. M. Batlor,
J. H.WhltaU, 3. K. Walker,
Idw. 0. Knight, M. R. Wendell,
H. Lewis, Jr., B.K. lXossto.
DAVID JAYNE, H. D., President,
THOMAS S. STEWART, Yioe PrM’t.
BAMP«I B, Moor, Secretary. j*Bß»y
Fire and inland bisks.—fans
INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital 9100,000.
(Organised under the Aot of Assembly relatiro to In
snrince Companies, passed April 2d, 1858.)
GEORGE W. DAY, President.
-THOMAS S. MARTIN, Vioe-Prealdent.,
WILLIAMS I. BLANOHARD, Secretary,
Qffloe 411 CHESTNUT St., Philadelphia#
DIBKOXORB,
George W. Day. | Jacob K. Vaughan,
William W. Walter*, J Henry Lewis, Jr.,
Charles Richardson, - D, B. Birr-iy,
Barclay Llppiuoott, | John W. Ererman,
Jos. R. Brognard, A. H. Rosonheiqi,
Ghaa. Stokes, fo24«y j M. Stern.
Eastern insurance company*—
OFFICE No. 6 EXCHANGE.
Aothobizhd Stook Capital, $300,000. Chart**
P*rp*toal. '
. Eire Risks on Merchandise and Buildings.
Marine Risks on Vessels Cargoes and Freights.
Inland Transportation Bisks on Goods per Railroads,
Canals] and Steamboats, taken on favorable terms.
DIRECTORS,
Andrew Cochran, George A. Wright,
William I. Brown, Thomas Blmw, '
Richard G. Stotesoarj, . George Cookm&u,
Peter D. Myers, Charles Stoy,
Robert B. walker, Jacob Roed,
JaoobLukens, W 0. btotesbury.
ANDREW COCHRAN, President.
William I. Brows, Vice-President. n3-tf ,
Howard fire and marine insu
rance COMPANY. No. 412 WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia,
DIRECTORS.
Thoe. L. Lu'lers, Wm. ?. Leeoh,
J. KdgarThomson, llobt. W. D. Truitt,
M. W. Baldwin, Jchnll. Diehl,
John 0. James, Wm. K. Hamlin,
A J. Bucfcnor, H. H. Shillingforl,
John W Sexton. 0. K t Spangler,
William Rolguel, - H.H. Houston,
Wt Edwin Booth, Wm.H.livro,
John Garrison, Charles?. Norton,
E.B. Warns, , IsaaoMyer.
- " Present—THOMAS L. MJDSBB:
•' Vice President—E. B. WARN*.
Beoietar,— CHAßLES A. BUY. «e»-K
rtrov. 29,1858,—CHANGE OF HOUB.—
■LI ' ; PENNSYLVANIA ’, .
OSRTKAL BAILEOAD
PHILADELPHIA TO VITTBWBGH,
WHEELING, . . INDIANAPOLIS, ..
■ BPJDBHNVILLE, ‘ ' Of.NI'ELAND, -
CINCINNATI, ■ . , CHICAGO, .
lodisvillii, bdbhngton, ,
BT. LOUIS,’ . • ST. PAULS,
■i _ NEW OBLEANS, . . _
Ana all Intermediate Pointa in "
IILINOIB.,KENTOOKY, MIOHI
GAN, WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, MISSOCBI, , -
KANSAS, AND NEBRASKA.
.PaMeneera to potote,irert of Pittetnrgh, WBmUbSi
Cleveland and Oresthne Lave okoiee of nmiee,'andare
reqneeted to make a retention Before applying tor tick."
THESE THROUGH TRAINS LIAYS PHrLADEL
■ • PHIA DAILY, -
FOE THE WEST: ■
(Mail .Train and Fast Line, Sundays Excepted."), -
I.SATS PHILADSL- jBHTUSSIUO BSAOH PaiLA
-1 . MIX. I ' ' DBLPaiA. ; '
Mall tratnat.-...7.30 A. M. | Mall train at.. 11,00 night;
Fast 1ine...«*,.! 00 P. M. l A.
Express mai1..11.00 night. I Express mail.'.. 6.00 P. M.
Tfawmall train stops stall the stations between Phils
delphiftand Pittsburgh.- , , ; ,
FAYTJLAIkO LSATB. WAY TBAJSfI AIBITX.
Harrisburg ao-. , —Harrisbnrgac
-5 oonunOdation.l.OOP.M. oomraodatidrilT.M.P.M.
Lancaster, and ' ' Lanoaster and' ~ l
.;. .4.30 P. M, ...12 20 PiMi
(Sundays'iaeepted ) ‘ *
. PwaengeM for BUNBUfIT, WII*LIAMBPOBT,- EL
MIBA, imFFAt°. AND NIAGUBA FALLS, leare
Philadelphia at 7.30 Aril,/and- 4 P. I M. '
•The ears leave the Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger
station, southeast corner of BLB7ENXH and MABKV7'
jtroets.entrwice utreety where through
tickets to all points'West can be obtained. *'
Baggage Fill be recelred at any time dEringthedsy.
No charge for handling baggage. - - - t
Per further Information, apply at the Station, bW
tween the hoars of 0.30 A.Af.y and 31 PM ■ - 5 - v
THOMAB 6100 KB,
Agent Penn's B: Coy
$766,401 81
29,660 22
$643,208 65
48,428 68
21,210 00
PHILADELPHIA,. GERMANTOWN
: * nisTown;raiiboad.-wintrr
ARRANGEMENTS. : , c
ON AND AITER MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18,185#.
T -' ~ :'*OR QBKMANTOWN, ! ' -' i'--’
Leive Phi ndelphle 6, 7#, 8 40 min.’.##, ll
A.M ,1,2, 3, 4,6,8,>7, 8,», 10. nit p. S’ .
Le»vo Germantown 8,-7,7K, 8,910 min.. 10X.11V
Leevo Philadelphia 9.20 inin. A. M., 2,6 V P.H. - ■
Leave Gormentown 8.20 .min. A. M.,1.10 min., 5 Y
CHSBTMJT HILL RAILROAD. -
, Philadelphia 6, 8.40 mlh., HXA.M.,2,
4,6, OP. M. • c• • i.
. Leave CheatoatHill 7-10 min., 7.35 min., 8.60 min.,
11.10 A: M.,-12.60, 8 40, 6 40. 7.40 min. P. M.
:- ON SUNDAYS,'
Leave Philadelphia 0.20 min. A. M.,2, p.M.
Leave Chestnut Bill 8 A. M., 12.60:6.20 min. P. M.
FOR OONBBOHOCKffN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6#. 0,11 A. M.,'l 05-mta., 8.10
min., 45.60xnm',1! £ p. 81, '-t
. Leave Norristown 6,7, 9,11 A. M., 1,8«, 6.40 min.
P. U.
, . ON SUNDAYS.
.LeavePhiladelphiaoA M.andB P.M,
Leave Norristown. 7 A. M. and SP. M.
• 90R MANAYUNK
Leave Philadelphia OY, 7 35 min., 9, 11 A. M.,-1.05
min . 2 05,3.10 min,, 4J(,-5.50,7.46 min, 11Y P. M.'
* •** **’“*
GHEBTIR N viLLRY RADROAD: B SOR°DOWNINtt.
.... ' 8,220 00
42,067 85
$669,804 70
. TOWN.
Leave Philadelphia OX A. M. and 3.10 min' P.M.
Leave Downlngtown 7j{ A. M andl P, M , ;
-4 ' 'General Superintendent.
n<?l3 - DEPOT, NINTH and.GKEEN fits.
IJHXLAiMSLPHIA ASA 1> JilhliUHA k.aiq
It B pAD fclNB.-MIUIOKEST ROUTE to Elmira,
WiUeabaiTe, .Buffalo, Chicago, Bock lelaad, Niagara
£^,. M £ r 6 Montreal, St. Peals,
Detroit,- Dunlieth/andSt. Louis. - • 1 • '
Passenger trains 1 wiU leave the Philadelphia a«d
Beading /*ailroa4'‘Depot," oorner v BROAD tad YXNB
Streets, daily, /Sonoa/H excepted.) y follows, , '
Por Elmita, Niagara Idle; Buffalo, Detroit; Ohlcago,
letond; Galena, Bt. Panto; BnillngSn;
and Bt. Lonle., r ~
■' 3.80 P.M. NIGHT SXPRES3,
Jor Blmlra, Niagara Jalto, Buffalo, Detroit, Ohlc.ro,
MUirankee,Rook lalend, Galena. Bt. Panto, Bnrlinston
and Bt. Louie. : .
Tha 7.80 A. M. train rune through toH ARRISBUBG,
stopping at all'Stations on-the Lebanon Valley Branch
of the Philadelphia and Beading Railroad. '
_ •,aui> ...
At Bupert, for Wilkesharre, Pltteton,Scranton, tad aU
rta«oa» «m the LACKAWANNA AND BLOOMSBUBU
RAILROAD. .a . r-Tj ' i -■
Baggage checked to Elmira, Buffalo, tad Suspension
Bridge. . _
ID* Ticket oan be procured at the Phlladelphli end
Kinlra jtoUroad Line’s Ticket Office, Northwest comer
of SIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets, and at the Pas
aengerDepot, oomerof BBOADand VINE. " '->V‘
THROUGH EXPRESS'FREIGHT TRAIN,.
Leaves the Depot,' Broad street, below Vine,? dally.
jjSuodaja oXeepted,) for,all points West and North, at ft
Freights must be delivered hsfore 3 F. fit. to insure
their going the same day: 4 : w .
For former, information apply at.' . ] -
' Ftflght Depot, Vine,"
Or to CHAB. S, TAPPEN, General Agent,,. ,
N. W. cor. Bixth aM Chestnut Streets, .
ocl.tf ' * • -Philadelphia.;.
[\TEWV TOEK. LINES.—THE OAttDJBH
J,l AND AMBOY &AILBOAD AND PHILADELPHIA'
AND TBBNTON BAILBOAD COMPANY’S LTNKB.
IBQM PHILAPgLPHIATO NIW tfORK,AND WAY
Xt3iYvufon<mv,~Tii: : - _ r - ~ ?»■;
At 9A. M. } fit Oanidaa and Amlojr. 'Aoooatßodi^
ti0n,,.“0**•»••••• S tt
At 6,A. fit., rift Pftmden and Jaraej Olty. N. J. Ae* -
eommo4aMoa.;.ii:., a 26
At 8 A. M.j Tlft Jersey Clty ? 'Ufarnlar
. -M, A., TUI Wuuw*..- -, .
Mail
• •in* . . 8 00.
At 10 A, M.,‘by Steamboat JohnNeileon.Tla Taco* ‘ ; "
;. ay and Jersey Cit^Morning ßxptm.£.i.\UXi9 »
;At 3P,M;, Tla Oamaeaaad and A.
> 3;GO
jAfSP/Mi Tla Oamden'and ferny'iJiiyrJfTnntoi ‘
■, S’CO
At 8 P.U,, Tla Camden jod Ambojtf Acoonneoda-"V
;S». 01m ...v.5..-.i.iV*‘..r3 2»
At 8?• J 1 * Camden and'Amboy, Accommodt-. -.,..
r «°®> IjrtolMB.;svi •*».............i.*■8 as
Atft^jt,jTlaO&mden,aad'Ambofi / -
TboSP.M. llat TOiA diii/, alt othera.Bnndajt ei«*
copied
A*JB# J?*.M* z fi«a Kensiogtonßfpot,
■ Oitj,Mail,Saturdays excepted,,,, i,*.; a $2,26
.Exprew sinee stopat thrf principal stations only. /•
* -Jot Belrldore/ Barton/ Plemington,\&e:, utflA. M<,
»aa 3X P. M. frma ffUmit ■ - ‘ >■ • ■
Pot VTater Gtt>, Btroudjlraig, Jtonirit6i,;WlU««tan»,!
Montrose. Great Bend, ?v Ac';. at 0 JC. K.,TlicD«lAWttV
Lackawanna at Western Baflroad. *
For Freehold) at 0 A. Mfand 2 P. U, .
Wei Uoant Holly at 6 A. M., and 2K and 6P.M.
_ * WATO&&3S ■ - '
For Bristol, Trenton. *o., at 2£ and 4 P. H.,
ForPa!m»i»,BanosoM,B*T«r37|Bwll»3tCn,Wd«*»
town Ae., atSP,. M. V ;
Steamboat Biciard Stockton for Bordantown, and in
termediate place*, at 2 X P. M- . ~ .
Steamboat John Neileon, for Tacony, at lO and lljtf
A. W . and for Burlington and Bristol at 4 P.M.
: _ °*jf QXceptllX P; M, 1 e&7j» Walnat street whwf .
- of baggage only allowed each pas
senger. Paßsongen are prohibited from taking any
tiling as baggage bat their 'weiring apparel. AU bag
gage oxer fifty 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
yand HOO, except by special contract. *
WM. H. 3ATZHXB, Agent
Q. A A. B. B. CO.
fennsyl-
VANIA RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
nr BETHLEHEM. DOYLESTOWN, &0., and by
doge railroad eonneotiona for
Easton, Catawisaa, - New York city,
Allentown, Williamsport,' Water Gap,
ManohOhnnk, Elmira, - - - Wilkesbarre,
Hazleton,.. , ' Niagara Falla, Scranton.
OnandafterWEDNESDAY,August2sth, 1858, Pas
semjer Trains will leave FRONT and WILLOW Streets.
Philadelphia, aa follows: . '
For • Bethlehem, Easton, Wilkesbarre, Water Gap,
Scranton, &0., (Express.) at 0.15 A. M. ■
Por Bethlehem, Allentown, M&uoh Chunk, Williams
port, Elmira; and the West, (Express,) at2.ISP.M, .
Por Doylestown, (Aocommodatlon,) at 8.48 A. M. and
4P . M* j
Por Port Washington, (Accommodation,) at 9.4 b A.
H. and 0 P.M. -
TRAINS POR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Bethlehem (Express,) at 0 A. H. and 6 P.Bf.
i Leave Doylestown (Accommodation) at 7 A.M. and
3.90 P.M.
* Leave Port Washington (Accommodation) at TAO A.
M. and 2.80 P.M.' ,
. Doyleatowu Trains run daily. Other Trains dally,
Bund ays excepted.
*' All Passenger trains (except Sunday Trains) oonnect
at Oh&tham street with Pifth and Sixth Street Passen
ger Railroad. \
Pare to Bethlehem.,.. ~..$3 so .
“ - ManohOhnnk, a 00 .
,{ Easton.... I 60 ‘
u Doylestown 80
FOR SOHOOLEY’3MOUNTAIN—Bj 6.16 A. M. train
to Easton, thence by N. J. O. 88. ana D. L. & W. RB.
to Washington, thence by stage, arriving at the Moon
tains at IP. M. Pare $8 JO.
au2s tf ‘ ELLIS ORABIt, Ar^nt
OKNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD .-—THi
JT GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, At
1 antic cities with Western. North-western. andgSoutb
western States, by a continuous Railway direct. ThU
Road also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line of
steamers to all potte'on'tho western-Rlvera,- and at
Oievoland and Banduakywith Stoamers.to all ports os
the North.western Lakes: making the most DIRECT
CHEAPEST, and RELIABLE ROUTE by which Freigh
can be forwarded to and from the GREAT WEST.
BATES BBTWBHN PHILADELPHIA AND PITT
BURGS. • «.
P»BF OhiKi—Docti, Shoes, Hate, and
, Caps, Books, Dry Goods, (la boxis
bales and trunks),Drugs, (in boxes
and bales) Teathsrs, Purs, fc« 00: por 100 lb.
gaeotn> Class —Domestic Sheeting-,
Shirting and Ticking, (in original
bales), Dsngrt (in casks), Hardware.
Leather, Liquor, (in casks,) Wat!
Paper, Wool, and Sheep Polte,
Eastward,Ac.Ac,. 76o. per 100 lb.
Txxan OuAt*a—Anvils, Bacon
and Perk, Salted, (looso or in
sacks), Paints, (dry and ,1a oil.)
Cils L (exsept lard and rovin').6sc, per 100 lb
Pobsw Class —Coffee, Pish, Bacon, * *
Bsef, and Pork, (in casks or boxes
. ea3tward) l Larda«dLardol?,N* i >*i
Soda Ash, Gorman GJay, Tar, Pitob,
Roaln, Steel, Manufactured To
btcoo, Rosin OR. Quoenewarc.
■ Sugar, (hhds., bbla., nod boxes,)
Ac., «Ve. per 100 lb.
Flock—sl 00 per bbl., until further notice.
Gxaix— 9sc. per 100 lbs., until further notice.‘
Covtok— 72 par bale, not exceeding 600 lbs. weight,
until further notice. 1
In shipping Goods from any point East of PhUadd-
Pennsylvuni*
S.iltmiJ.** All (Jopas WMipied to Xhs Awafa of till
I»«d, stPhUtulelpai. or Pittsburgh j Wll do forward,d
without detention. * .
S.MOrnr Aasrea.—Olorka * Oo OblMzo j P«ker A
fc 00., Moaipbu, Tsna.j It. V. Saio fcCo.. Et. lotla
Mo.; P. (}. O’JUlry k Co., KYar,BTill., likU.l!.; Wei
Bingham, Loulavtilo, Kentucky.: IS. O. Moidrnm
MadUon, Indiana; H.W. Brown « 00., and Athert' A
Hibbard, Cincinnati: H. 8. Pierce A Co. Zanesville
Ohio; Leeoh & C0..N0. 64Kllbrstreot, Boston: Leech
A Go., No. 2 Aator House, New Yerk, No. 1 William st.
New York; B. J. Bneeder. Philadelphia* MsgrAW A
Boons, Baltimors; D. A Stewart, Pittsburgh;
H. H. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent.
H; J. LOMBA3BT,
dad- General Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
Hg*|ga SALAMANDER SAFES.
M™liy A large assortment of .
* s^SBt * EVANS A WATSON’S
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED
SALAMANDER SAFES,
VAULT DOORS,
For Banks and Stores.
BANK LOOKS,
Equal to any now in Use. ' '
IRON DOORS, SHUTTERS, & 0.,
0a in good terms as any other establishment la the
United States, by
EVANS A,WATSON,
. No. 26 South FOURTH Street, ' .
■ v •" Philadelphia; ,
PLEASE GIVE US A CAM,, - - - ‘ aiJS-tf ■
SUGAB:—2SO Boxes prime Yellow
V/ Hnui in Btom and for uls by. A. MSBINO,
MSD 1M Bentk IBOMI «nrt.
SailroabCines.
SliiOlS.
Jfirt proof Sitfes
5145*
” ■y- '.r-'MOBS B4nMi»B.-V^"ji-sS¥J£i
: ,|or Middletown, ,! 8 A u'^4 3 B ' 3 - 1
»ai 6.40P.M., r* -“"*“r # ®‘n<«^M4,> f U,a6Qß,"
pJtr *f*
a.ikinitßSrVw-■; '-b
,■ Irt»To Jo«*»t 9,20A.M;1
. • I-wo Sa&fordat7.4s A. A, and 1.45J?7m; ; F• -
-t ‘ XXBAIHB fOB. BALTIMOBB.. . .:
BIIHDAZ3 XI 'Mfc from PUltdeJoiilittfßil.N
i ':®*.;.-„».4p. ;
ufaitm *•*»!&»<Oir’»«»*&;arm ruf
I *^
LsiToWlltolngtonfOT - do' Ao"^dtf ; 6 65P/3 - '
Baltimore forHnTre da Qraoa rr; do ; 900 P. M ■
noa ■ -‘ g- M--?milOK.l.fraeldart-
seaewii^-j
AM 881 CAN EOTAL MAH BlBlk
Wtlrß. .* • »•* ‘ •'' *•?;- c?-'v ’
■ ■ ' non *mr tok to uthtool.: •: i ,j
gtorCffloPyMge.......
Bo«oao»Ste I*
12 •’«•■ *m» Mira * unarm.-■*•-*? • ;•--••
0W»f0»1t0PMMge............i.i.,. i ,;.v.;.....jiM
Second Cibla PMSi^s.....M
eJl^B from Boakm c*U *tHalir»x. ,
PSaSlA.a.pt.JUiilh*; ' I CANADA. O»pt. L»i*. '
4fABIA,Oip» J.Btois*. I AMSBiaivOllpt. Wio»mM
ABIA, Ol.jV. i..G, Lott. , f NIAGARA, Oaßt-Bjl).-:
o»pt.giiMuiQfl/1 atJKopArooji j-xiitdi.
1 Ti«M tmmlu «*riy « 81wtri»hlte light »t a wMwMi'
sera cons Urboard bow;'reden port -r *
QANADA, Lung, Wednesday, Dee.
;>‘s ;Beo. -8...
\ 15.
PERBlArJudkJitf,' /* York WedncSdayT D*e/23. : -
ARABIA* Stonej BQBtdn/Wednesday.• Deo. 29.’
ASIA,Lott. fi N York,-.Wednesday, Jan-6.
CANADA, Laogs- " ‘‘Boston, Wednesday,' Jan 12.
APBIGA, Shandong <c N’Yorir, Wednesday, Jah 19.
, Berths not eec?ired.nntil'paidfor..
An ©xperiyuced Bqrgeoe.qau&oard,. .
The owners of these ghvpewllJ.natboaccountable to!
ww, BUrer, Bunion; specie; Jewel#; P wetow StoftM
or Metals, unless Mils oriadxng ire-atehe* therefor and
the value thereof thereinexpressed, v- t c J
jfo? freighter passage, apply to -/ .
• MQI-y.. , . SCtJNAKD v 4 Bowling Greta.
STEAM, TO GLASGOW* LIVES
SIS POOL, BELPAST,,DUBLIN;. AND LONDON
DEfiRY. without delay, for $3O. .
•’ Return ticketsgood for six months,--to either of the
above places,-by any steamer oMhe line, $6O for’tfae;
round trip, out and back.. .... s - - , ,•* -
M - - »*Q* SXWTORX. ..... • . t
Edinburgh, Gumming, Wedhoeday/Ded22,l2o’clockM
Glasgow,Thomson/ Saturday.'. 3an:2S,l2o»eloiikM
-m-:--.* yao«aLASflOlr.'{--t'.' : ‘s7v
Glasgow, Thomson, Wedneft-Jay, Decemb«r 28d.., ..
Edinburgh, CummiDg.'gafnrday, January 22d.
BATES OP -*“ J “
' T . . ; - yadir olaboott." * > v^ ; “
Yirst 0155*........... guineas.
Steerage, found, with .cooked provisions.; 81 ft -
•- - --^/Yfteifjriiw TOSS. •/ . \\.r '■
Eirat’olass^;.-."i.;.-..*T.. J .'rM,-tK.- r .'....ii.;.5T6 00
Bteerage, found with cobked provisions..;...... £0 09
Children under 14 yean of age, hhlf .fare: Infants in
Bteerage,free. * : • - v*" -
-- Betorn tieketS'available within alif months,'by any
steamer of this line. - - , - . •■- .j .
Ilrit 01uii.......... .,140..8teetijpj........ .$BO
An experienced Burgeoo'attached to eaoa fiteuser.,
' For freight or passage apply to 'V
WORKMAN & CO., 123 WALNUT Street, JPhUadel
phia.4.^ .{ '-■i y -Y .?'■ J > ‘v ■* -i •- -c
..HOBERT. OBAIG, lTßroadway, New-YwV v-
HALL A. LONEY,' wharf, Baltimore. .
n 027 p ''-; "A'-T^;
jA, TOK. SATAi^NAII,.Ga. —Heron’s
59K LIKE—ONLY afcGOL/LR LIHS-QOODB RE
OEIVED AND BILLS LADINC4 SIGNED BVlttY
D \Y. —Freight ar.<l injmrance .t leejt' thsc fiailinr Tee.
Ml ntee, by the .teeniehip KKYSTONB .STATU,. G.rt,
C. P Martbman, to teiI.oo.WDDMFaDAY. Dee.. 15,
.t 16 o’oloeh A. M., from tosanS whurifioraVlhe ft.
Tor- further'Jartlthlsri SleMe'eeeMirertleuueut el
Bteemfihln K»i STONE BTATK, tu-tileraiwr, i
Jor freight or pwsege *ppr, to - . , .
■ -v: A. HNRON.Ji:, T
- ; - - . .838 North Wherreu,
xgS&iC: FOB OHABtBSTOIT'AtrD ,SA-
TffllßßK YANNAB.e-HEBON’g LINN. ' '
GOODS BSdIiyitDAHDBILLa 01 LADING &lOHID
. „s.- • .i; • ‘dayc r-. , r - ~;
' Thbsple&di&Srrtrioiatodde-wliii&SfeiUnShiM 1 v > . v -'
i KSYSTONB STATE aSd ; BTASB '• OY ; GEORGIA, A
Now form 7 a weekly line'for the 1 Soatlfwert,
one of theae shlp* sailisg etery SATUBDAY- at.l|
e’oloct A. tf. s , alternately for/ Oharlestoa.ssd Bn-.'
vannan. - *-• , r .?
. ':..hotiob.V- '
Until the steamship Btale or.Georgla lus received her
new boilers, the Bteunahlp Kejstone. gUte, in order to
accommodate passengers, and.;, the trade, /wOT-make
Weekly Trips, alternately to Uharlestcd'and Satanhah.
' SO »CHAN LESION Pi*.* -^5
The steamshipsKßYBTONß~STATNrOapta&TOrpV
Marsh man, will sail on. WEDNESDAY; December 21.
at 10o’clock, h\ 1 5*.l¥&£rP& i 'S&s ;•
. •- - - YOR SAVANNAH. .- .V
, The steamship., Keystone.' State; CAptaln:Charles' V.
Marahinan. wIU saU on. WEDNESDAY/Decamber 15/
AthothOjurlunoaurlßtTumhhfthuaoAiiaoounMr
YlorU. amlSBTaru>/’u4:with'nn- -
mdu, Ao.. tax dl pIMM la tk. Sooth «oi :
cffMBIGaTB.-B*D]tloJa). %;fc^-?f.'''
. Heavy Yreight at an iTerage of eeat.'balow.
New-York .rteimahlnrat ?&*.•
-- . ArA iNgUEANOE/-/
. ISEIGHTi and -IS SURAK(Ul s oa alaige pnqwrtlca
of goode. shipped South wiU.' he-:fousd to he lower ty :
thw aWpatnA&^saiUa^^fiselSi ■ --
- Cabin piMftgo«»»»«o»M»ty»»>»G»A»«<««WGG*sBfl W-;t
’Jhceursion .Tickets, fortkeprMdnt
: /NO btUThf j 7
Ycr.freighter
- Agentsln o.‘-Ar A
Tor Hori/la, from Okaxlertos, CAI^LINA
V•tety TneedayA o -- v s -'
. Jor YlofidA, frma
ST; YOHrfa.CTeij- Ta'.M»yimarSSr4.T„ - .
lor.mr»ii«.6om,Oh«le«toa.«t6an«r-liißMLToa'
th»«tt'»n4UtltBf jrewyrooatK-iv.. ;<I ‘Xi-",4«Ur'
1858fcS^S^tta858^
MEMPHIS AND NSW ORLEANS UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET LINE.—The splendid Eoatk-of this
old -and popular LINE will -leave Memphis and'New
Orleans,aajieretofore, on* : r ' u
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYB, & IRTDAYS. -
' MONDAY PACKETS.: , .
NEBRASKA... ..Cant. IRVIN,
BEN PRANKLIN iV.Capt. J. D. CLARK.
- WEDNESDAY PACKETS.
JOHN BIMONDS.. Oapt. JAS..P. SMITH.
1NG0HAR....... Oapt. BURDETT PARu.
’ PRIDAY PACKETS. •
8ELTA8T........... ..Oapt. W«. WRAY.
-H. B. W. BILL.. T. H. NEWELL.
U7*. These Boats connect at Memphis with the Ball
roads from -that point, aleo -wflh-regnlarsPaekete fox
St. Louig. LouigTille/ Cintdhnati/ 1 and Nashville, on
their respective days. Leave Memphis Immediately on
the arrival orthe Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Oars. Passengers can arrange their arrival go as to
.avoid delay at Memphis longer than business or plea
sure may require. . _ ' ' .
For information, Inquire of 'J. J. RAWLINGS r '
At Webb A Rawlings’, 816 Main St, Memphis.
S. H. Shook, Adv. Agent. s ‘ ocl£-2m
Jpumor Sattte.
PIANO FORTES.
rTETfI lu'rt reeeirbd; rtoo'b oi BATIK.
K&OON, It S OLARS, UALbKI.DA
VIS * OO..And GAEB &. 00: 8 PIANOS.' tOtOBt-.
ONS of best wdity. »t j:a. 6001,D’8.' ..
8. B. eonwr BITINTH and OHISTNOT Hl. ; .
* mhlß-v/...... ;
e&psm e xoß.t'iiENT, Warranted
11.5 f f »NEW YORK. PIANOS; celebrated for-tone,
.touch,'durability, and tasty appearance. 7,Octaves,
PLAIN and LOUIB XIV,- Pearl inlaid, and Pearl keys,
for sale, from’ $l6O upwards.' Also. PIANO 3 to rent.
JAMES SELLAR, 270 South FIFTH &tteet, above
Spruce, sole agent for'CamxDiagsfc Canfield. and'J A
0/ Fischer. " . nolS r lm#
gjggsi GHIGKEBING & SONS, M&oa-
Tl 5 T I rfacturers of GRAND, PARLOR-GRAND,
SQUARE, and UPRIGHT PIANO-FORTES.
This is the largest and oldest manufactory in the
United States, having been i
ESTABLISHED IN 1828,.
Since which time we have - '
MADE AND-SOLD TWENTY > THOUSAND TWO
HUNDRED PIANOS, -
And. have received as or their BUPBRI
ORITY over; all others, 11. Gold. .18 Silver, and 4
Bronzt Madals. '. . - .
. CD*-Pianos to Rent, Tuned, and 'Repaired.
.BRANCH HOUSE In PHILADELPHIA It at 1807
CHESTNUT Street. oc6-8m . .
BITUMINOUS GOAL.—The undersigned
is prepared to furnish thexitiiena cf Philadel
phia with a superior article pf BITUMINOUS COAL,
suitable for burning in parlors or Rotaries; making &
cheerful and pleasant fire. All orders left at the office,
No 42& South FOURTH Street, will be - pro mptly at
tended to. DUNLAP MCLAUGHLIN.
Philadelphia, November 29,1858. dl-12t*
rfnKESSWELL & WILLIAMS, Mo. 206
WALNUT Street, are prepared to supply ship-
Esrs and consumers with superior Broad Top ooal from
sncaater Mines. . ooitf
FO3f, 9c CO., wholesale and
JL retail dealers in LEHIGH and SCHUYLKILL
OOAL. Lehigh yard—THIRD street and GERMAN.
TOWN ROAD. Schuylkill yard—RACE and BROAD
streets, Philadelphia. Keep constantly on hand Goal
from the most approved mines, under eover, aodpre
ared sxpreHly for family nao . , feS-y
TRUSSES !7-rGoimiiie French, lor
TRUSSES! Genuine French, for Children.
TRUSSES! do do. Ladles.
_ TRUSSES { Approved American Series:
Supporter Braces{ English Abdominal Belts; Syrin
ges, a new and Improved self-injecting article, specially
adapted to. Ladies’use Also, bath-room or hydrant
Enemas; French Pessatle* ;■ Breast Pumps; Infants’
Nu:UngFl sks; Nipple Bheils and Bhleld<)'. For sale
by CALEB IT NEEDLEB; Pharmaceutist,
a/\d Prs'rtical adjuster of Meohanic&Vßemediee,
6, W iorriet TWELFTH and RACE Six., Phlla.
Ladies’ rooms—antranco on Twelfth street, next door
tostore. -'•! ' - sols 8m
g PHRENOLOGICAL ; EXAMINA
TIONS) with written descriptions of character,
includingadvice in reference to business, health,
selMmproTement, &e., are made day and ere?
ning at,-: »OWL£R, WBLLS. & CO.’S,
.Families rutted when requested, and a liberal dla
ount made to clubs,
QS3 oh»lbmtt*.. PhlUdalcM*
N FOR DIRECTORS.
held on the 15th of Norem
len were elected to'serve the'
AT AN ELECTIOI
of the Union Bank, I
her, the following gentlemi
ensuing year, yiz:
James Dunlap, John M. Pomeroy,
Peter Meger, Davldpaust,
Jacob W. Goff, ‘ Milton Cooper,
Charles M. Pay, *». J'l*b<!tmau,
John H. Chambers, D' Senat,
William B. irartlen, “ Robert Kelton, ,
, liaae Barton, "
And at a'subsequent meeting of the
Doulap 'was elected’ President; ' John-SI- Pomeroy,
Vice-President; Jaipes Lesley,. Cashier, and o.’ W.
Davis Solicitor of the flank'.
- -»- ■ -- J: LBSXiRV 1 , Cashier..
Piriet'-Oastillbii,”ltariett,
MfiS'ptSef OwnuM. of TarioM half
ptaes add Quarter oaaju : Bocielfe Brandis*,
pjue uft&ifc, In half daks, ftnitawßigltlr
oasis,"lmport*! aad for buobj •■*• * *" K ’ *-" •
HSNBi SOBliin & 00 M
m art 833 Booth Joortt rimt.
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