SfA i , v
1 fTnUi. ; ptft pf, jPttTf;'
■, ;hiU» f ;afterhuTtegaeiploroa Wlthoiwteffil'eKiiw
_ tela of
. was
■= o'clock in Qie inorulogdns sihte bf-*wof&l''4dBßoiii
:■ • 1 ’W l *" oppositothe.pewbuildinge'thetare
!f l “S B ”°H^Rb?TOSj(yiit , 3w6f ) ;hi»ik*Mt6.WorKr;
■ sW :*®fS?Wftifl&sp^Btftj>Bi^adetrick, and In; a
, Ter y oriiical .po3ition. An aocidcntbeiiigimmi
• nontm hia n^rtorialoptoidaj.HeltdbkShtßenetbv!
a- 00^, POnoiijandVOonuneuci'fia JoTigaccount of
- the death of the, twq .menyuhdora flawing head,
- and amply illustrated .with' mgrnlrefloctlußS on
the reokleMuwof men outbuildings;
. This boingfintdicd; h i sat. flown opthe curb-stqae
and anxiously waited and . played for the men to
- fall.sq thathemight haveanitom. Hiswiihw, 1 we’
regret,.to say,wert fruitless,.ahflat- two oolook he
left, in a state ofmind more easily imhgihod than
- deaOriWd, .-»■£*; r
An Impeovb6isST.‘—As nuw -wharfiiipontlio
SohuylkiU, -itf/.tteTt&fnSimMipji,^'p£?'mne:' ! Btreetj.
coming under l af^^On^rflftfe^treek'oalTerteoo*.
traot, is now reprocess ofoonstrnction.* It is flfty
loot wide, the- entire width .of, the street,, and e*r
tends forty-nine feet west of Tyrenty-fourth'atreet,
about one hundred'anflthirty-lbree-fcef on.the
northern side to who Warden’s line, and ope. hun
dred and twcbty.tyb'feefdu loiigth.oji e'chtre line'
. of theatroet::m;i|,,th,hSS«(rfae(!dt6 two'feetnli6» :
thigh wator,.,-®ie.culvertbrill:t>a«, threnghdtoen
. tire mkK will i'thcrer,be ; anished ; 'titK; *
**
aido. iremloekvanj whitepihe are the dcnomiha
tion of the tiniber need. .The.Wbhrir.sWllflWsWb?,
tooted with ohtsidofendersdn UioSe Jiqriionkbr the,,'
ontside easing, which wßtbn'expoaetl to,,lho'.watcr ,
surface, made of white oak, .seven* bycightinchen
square, ton feet iulength, and not moire than seven
feet apart. •• * . *'* . .
.nor, onSahirdpy, beldafttßOheMon tho:li)dy,'of a
woman namedOathariaeMellon.fiftyyears of ago,
who died* Suddenly .itt'tSje#att’btreot;,
above Catharine... It was m evidence .thatfhede
eeasedwaa inflhshjblt of.'driokibgtoMopas.'v She.
Mdy of the deceased presented hh' awfulanderaa;
. ciated appearanow'thor.'lioDes protruding' tho sktn
. In somelplaces;; The .watt.sHfforing.from
diarrhoea at the, time. no
care or in edtcalai ten tin n, whatever. Thcbusband
• of tho.doohiiWd'Utrlß thisie&feroomyltf si jhittf'if
v drunken io-;
-oordanoewllh the foots. ,; : /adrry.'hffp.ii.'Wt:
Railroad Company has effeCtbd anerrungement
.with the Tenth and Eley*Uthy J
Coates-strestsPassongor, Eailnay .Cbihpanleß,; by '
which the passengers.can ho carried to the'lower
portion of the city witli bnt e slightadditioa to thy
regular fare. The P.G. iN; Cochays.'.heen; in
the habit of .selling, packages of.iieketa'kt induced
rates,
twelve the. &nnie number of . tickets nuthe above
named pa«sengsrrollw»y*forthree:cents>*eaeh, so
that a person pgu now,rifle,, frOtn Oermantown to,
Poorth and DjckcrsCn'strocU for fifteen cents. The
new arrangeracnhwi!l take placefo-day,. *r * '
/’ Hbsio to r
been made'ejr some benevolent, poet to * ami an 0n y- ’
tnout individuals ttihavoalffedniiuicalenteftain
mcntatFairmonntovetyovonlogtratiltetf/o’cloek,.
as long as the moon and the weather aro propitious,
if this does not aUraei'itei^|^ : lhbre, of ‘
Fhiliulelphiehavp nb nmsioMu thcSr souls.; >Vhat
a subject
nicely-laid , walka-rtho rugged, hillsr-the . softly
flowing rirer—thd romantte scenery—the dolight
ful strains 6f,'th<>°ail-'
wer moon., e'f'viia:
A Norst; tlib,Buiinlng
. teasomriU be a hoat taso.of an in
terosting andrwo^XchSdaeter.votThe'jMs'will bo
between l>be ts pnflhenv'errahfl will
start at eleven*'iii the-'toortingl Tiljing.frcia'the
point Bouse to. the lower btipy and. retoror. Thofe
»re over a hundtinl.bpaht ehlefedi ATlie .seisoii'ftr
shooting, we .heg,;to rcßilnd oht*friends,'tsTi6t at
? band fir; #';weS^dr|^V t ! V
late sesBionpf;thebeg|til4tnrc,;Uiakini,pio»hootihg'
of rail birds a pentd oncMe fiiifbre the'Xst’ofSeptenl,-
ber. • We hftvo the best-reasons for aSying'that tbis
law will bo;ggo,fqusl^^OMi6d. i i;,fy :> -S
CirAEaEuwrTn.PASBiKO/.OoirSTEEVßrrColti..
—Acoiorcd woiaan'. : ntini'ed:Slafg«.ret.;iUrk;bada
hen ring, nn Saturday.before, United StaleeCom
mimionerßurehard, onthhchnfge Of passingbohh;
terfeit coin.. The.testiraony, jhowedf that-tbe. ae
cosed had offered h oounlerfeit haif-dollar at a ta
vera. No. 72j;6duth Seyehth street/ Shejitidpte;
rlously naMe4.*.badtittarter.;;Da ring. the. heatiug
aho most
quarter, and iu regard to Uie half-dollan' she 'iald'
aho was
over until to-da^'.,f;S,,-,- r ;/'.t>>, »*ei : y“.;a
A VxsiT ANp
Bose Corapahjv'of. thla : city.ipaid airliliftwoWeat
Chester on fl?riaa t v;; Theywere the' guestflAif
Famo Engine" of
came i?itn
th'eir been banqaeUd. tioDixed,
and genoraUyadfhiredbvtiieaeimriflaeotofWest
Chester, whioH"tn’i ; no3 ;Out toVelcomo 1 them.‘., The
company comprised forty ihtsnbe'nVS- P.'iFoarcsi.v
the Chief of iae
A Miurary Tisn'/i'A-cptupany.;of Bol3ienj
named tho" Itiohmond GrayH, and Jiailing from
Richmond, 'Via., have mado.arrahgoments’do via t
New York, and will pasa through tb'e.oity.on- the;
13th inst., from BaUimorc; The Kiclunond Grays
number about,.7s musket»,ahd; bayoniore.than a
local reputatiOn &s a prahtlcal corps of joidiery.
They loave Richmondun the 12th; and will be re,
eeived in Biiliinioro'and brealtfaited by the Citv
Guards. -*'■" v’.wiyy'y;'o-,' ''
Humous alarm of
fire was created on Friday'-nightabouh twelre
o’clock, occadonoil by Kline pereonastriking the
bo* at Sorqnth and Jlarfcot streotn. gA greatnum-:
bor of • the fire -compsnicsprocefulea ctetho spot.
Tho practioo-of tatnperißg’'«ith\tbo, telegraph
boxes hits ■ become ; -very .(frequent’ of ,‘late, -• arid
should by all means bochiXiked.VApraatnmduiit,
of Ennoy.mceand.ii'OUbtefrctjUWiUyiijiuHs.rromlt'
HospitaV Cases,—
on tho schooner Isaac Richiofllostaa.T'aain*
jnrcd about the bead on’ Saturday, by .» .“ coal
shoot” failing on him ntl’.iehinond. , --- •
Hugh Lafferty had. bis left , shoulder- dislocated
and Hib hip injurc d, by falling into the hold of the
steamer Crusader, lying at,the navyyard. f Both
the abtrro cuseawore'taken'to. the Pennsylvania
Hospital.. -pp£ji, .
The RECEnTsiqr.- folhfwidg
figures giro the ga^ie^pfainth-thn;oSty r 'itiMi»t'
ry for taxes. Amount paid in.thcGlhce of Rcceiv
er of Taxes, from Heroh;Bo,‘trh^;,the,; ppbksilfejß
opened, to AuguBt. (!, 1559,. ohd paid.by the Ke
ceiver to the Treasurer;:-—total 51,303,?;
288 59; discount, *1()2,822;305ney*.1,200,»^;29,:::
CuEiotjsAbortMKrtr-OtiiSattirtinyiftornOpn
a man namod; Johii;. 3icOortnickifwhiloiplacing. ft
pot of hot- roohug. ceraent iuto'ial csrt' at' Ginird
avenue And Nineteenth e’reet, was dreadfuliyburn*
ed over tho face; by'Kune-of t bohot material being
sploshed 1 over him. ' Tho soffferer csa ta'kon to a
neighboring-drug store, svliere bis injuries were at
tended ;
A Faib.— tlio attchtjon of
the henevolehttydißeitned ,*f faiCfor ’ the benefit of
St. Vincent , s’Oh'qfii!^ , , to be field uf tbo TownJfoli,
Germantown, from tbo Btli to the ldthbteAngust
The display Trill,, bo, very attend titeit'iWe': aekiMWt
ledge an invitation t^atte^jl/'yrMflfjr«;bbpe.to.ao-.
oept. '.. ,v ook's??!?#§sg;ifKsias. T ;;
Serious ttgtfa^!®oßM»s
Horn, abont-’:#yp‘:Sea«i; of SMivJ»sir:t)Mly-bßrnti
yesterday rooruioghy his clothes;fahiugfirbi 'idt
eeemthat hehad.Meh.blajihg.wlfh'matchcsrrhon.
his clothes ighitcd. -eld aq effort itbextinzushthe
flames; the fothcrofTbomoewas abwsefcrely burnt.':
The child ss ; nct;^{p(te).«a:tdli+e';J,':'Vlyyyfy
TaopinEedr...Tß*lAOTe\V’A*WA ntimberof
eannon that wCrtCaptuTed-by'tfio’Ajubtican army
during tho late,war.with that country havs been
brought to this .cUy,-.andl»nded. at Callowhitl:
street whsrtVTtiey-were brought fromteta Crtls
by way of Now Fork.
Trie
.ethxr EnjyiDoCompaßyof Fratikfo rtt behoa»cd
on m tho-!
Mechanic, apcL; c^iftHiw)»-<Ua T Impwvdipejija wfrtclf
hvtt bean
Bose Company hsVo' in Kfle aboptrsofe for.au engine
of the same desiript’on. ,• - " f '
Batorday KaUejgrh*;tistf
over by a trai^ofcars„ori^n^K^ro*tdwoßairro«<if
ncnrGertnflßtpwß^>Heiw^^
he died- wm;off*r. V ; Hi»btkljr;.ware; takeft'w^thfr,
dtyot
- A
Police dlstrlcife
Mr. <J. W. .feCatttlful tgoldSvrateb.
Rod chain. : !
. V !-r- : I '. f~- I■- '■ ' i I'’ ■ ,
rtoosisisiii/
BcvotWd for Th* jyg.s PAj
Quarter. ttidlow.-rrThft
egty » fpl“
h Wiring in th(Tiytf£b‘ (if ‘Winlani ir/Jeandolla, iib®‘
driver on
Jtailfoadi who wasi arrested
Hutchinson
▼ing on
the recent general disonMlon „of ]aw
binged. - ThedriTer. it
- was taken '^crr^^^raau^^inii^)f
ftapremo
that functionary farmed;-that dri vJ ng“of' avail way
k ear-upon fafti brbaohhfftbeT
Joace, ergo S Wld-Mr/
•andeUa
merobered thot übis'CA%jm) nob-go; befor6 T Ajtiry,
but tbfttthc jUd^dteß^affißi^iltorinbbc'bncio'oi'
thedefcndanfo
The ossa • Qi- AuTcnr- W-v
charged with homicide in.,pushing a-Jad-overboard
jhram n canalbpatatJ)|okerBom*w«fewbttrf f ;«aldtP
bnve been* done Ini beard on habeas cor
pus Tho' testimony showed Lthat'OiibdrtAnd 'the'
led were playing, and that afr
: oyer,’who';had'.&4idrtHat’Tie*obUla^wim,he', f Olß
bert/ was.ipn3TiQd-PYpV'UlsOj- and narrowly es
" coped dro w ning-^The the'Dal| in^tbe.
■ »we at ■' ‘v6v* *\. -Xd f i
[, - Judge liUdlow; idfostignfpdjtba alleged theft of
. gome clothing bytfi C/Kobinsoiifirpni dhe sfotcKjn
- which 3 hd Jbete wu doubt Jnat
..the articles intent, and
' tho proseoutor woer re-exainitiedr-' Ilo; ream, that'
Bobineon slGplirithesfoW.WdMhnfchdhhd'glV'on
him small adms ofihongy frOtriftiiiid to^tiinbi to pro
cure his no epfe&w coin
i. pensation ogtcedhpbU^:PU)he:ipftrfcofcth© defend*'
-ant it is allegedthfltdh»rt ttlei.eif.weretaken under
, a, belief of failare ofthe
„ prosecutdr tb him ,
The base was'dotithmed tw-er/jraUffSaftrrd if next;-'
• The iboOtiißd JuVofclcf the
-United Btotetf.:^tstg^-X^tHcfc‘'<Cojßi^for J ioie
term Bi.
-’William Butler,
Me*
‘■Thotßes P.
'Philadelphia;
:H. Monßghan. OhCSt^f''ni^*^ r
-Birriaburg; Wm.:!MWcffioßcn,..pbU*,; . fboinaa
aMi Peirco, ColMhhta, W^UU^Btoe.lPhlliulolph!*;
I?J*phtomeWJ«&^ppbß.'6.--.Sh»feffltartlß*s
VWllliirt W.%iW®Bbft4telTOrfe?»»bß:o?-Y*wrf
ft W. Aiitbs fiA"4T^<fer;«'ioTttjfcW»bbS!etfiiß?ai ,rb*
f f W
; : "OITY ITEMBr :
'lraf party Whs. search- J
ing among the ancient tombs-of,GMti*uJ7;Wsua®t <>f
>fxme«Hmagf»r ,latoly cam?
end also )
,Afifure^blchla. supposed-fo represent theGodflesif 6f;
CWiedoin;; Her ladysbip-irore orinpUti®,s)i<l;bK ft'scrolj
ln;horhftnd vere some unknowneharacters,which have.
ttlAMbeen translated aii follp*«s “Buy all your garment*
;at the Broirn Stone CldthlhjjSail of -Rockhill Si Wilson*'
Jjpa.oo3 ahddftS Sixth. , " r '
Wr the 1 Year IB6o. — There will bo
*ijrtcljp«M nextyear, aa Follows- ,’_U
•.J.r-Aaonhutar eoliijwe of tlie sou* January- 22 {visible
jlQQittftii*SoothTole. .. '’ r . >'■-' '
j 3i—Apartial oftho m&onj February e,.,risible
all-round/'. - ,VO \* '
ellipse of the sun, July Invisible on the
• otherafdp/O Vi**'’''-w* i' 1 ' ?Vr **l 'O'Ff .7* •"
*/4.—A partialeclipslj of the raboi}» v Auguitl» visible at,
'/ l 1-1 ‘‘ J . ,J ‘~’ \' r ' \-
• 5,*“A. total oclipsoVisible to a'cprfaitt'party ifc October*
a
'■'A— X tblatoclipse of 119 fa«Slonal>lo„world, visible at
tho palatial store; ofOtMivill) Stokes, No.; 6W Choatnut
street*’ •' ' ' ‘
l*i/foyearuccMina ytuaobrof. John Hobson P.
Lx.faa|>..xix. 1-
" KffBCTB op tHS HBiT
Intense bont-of the summer in various pitta of Europe
.aiVellhs AihPriei, hai; induced many modifications in
the • prevailing" Letter-writers from abroad
teK^that'm ftU tho iAjahionftblo,Veßort#’;m»y now bo
reeei thiUnique end gr&oefclBty)oeofE JLEldrid#e,the
ofthe.<‘‘ol(l, Franklin, Hall. Clothing Empo
rinrn,” ?foi $2l Chestnut street,’ wfib; Tjy.the wax, ie
selUhg-,,his entire stock of beautiful' summer goods
Vitbout regard,tocoifc, ;j)rep»ratbrjr to rehioviny to hie
new-Tempte bC'Fwshion, Eighth and Chestnut fitieeU,
fcjuia
vegetable curiosity inbia garden in thesßapoof a
Kjuashl vine, l ;.a]tottfcV twelve,’ foot in length : and
:&gkteen i}u&t*,in'circumference.' It ;haa‘ borne
miniature aquashos;' -1.
;-'.^MAIUPrEIWTEIMGENCE.
agftpjbußTH paoe. : ;. . '
li-'jrT/.'f'r.; Ult-: £ 1 £l*~ .'
Hand .-*4 hou rafcora'New„ York,
ti» Cape Mftv/8 hours, with.mdse and j passengers to
James, Alderdice. .Tawed itelnw the Loqy*;shipsßftv
'BMdf.ior New-York, and Otliella* for Charleston; above
/Jl«Ptjff4f"J«ndra'bark unknownjbriffs Fairy/from Ba
chiaj/r w Lucas, lumber loaded; achrs Rescue and Ore-.
.cwn«; -5 *■....
v Steamship Xonsinston, Raker. BO hoursfrom- Boston*
■wUh redse and paasengersto-H -
.pwnt*aa—Tha-brlq BtookSqualh Cap
.tain.DaYia, hence 4th' mat. for Sc Jairo tie -Cnba.-wbilst
frooopdiutr down, and Whenoff theßuoy on the Middle,
'at Vn’plnok on Sunday morning, came Ineontnot with.'
fprl?-T-'-W-Lucas, with lotalier on deck, bound, up.ln
.which the formerlost !>owiprit. partbf jibboom* anchor
.atook.'andjv portion, of cutwater. -Returned to port for
repairs. Towed up hr steam-tug J L Fussy. The injury
aqatMtiedby tho T W Lucas not ascertained. ■
.*y'ratitfjßAF*. < '• *
' (CorrespondenoaofTb* Press;)v ■■ <
-- . „ .. N«wYoric.Aoyi.,'
,\, 4 Arrived. shliK West-Point, from Liverpool? Pr ship
QftWn,-from doj.shm ThaUta. from Leßhorn: btt* Ade
mio Sntaniß, from Mentaiultaly; Prussian brlg'HeUia,
• from AticnntOMohr Ciirvsoiito, from Tampico..- 3
'Al*<v srt'iVftd. brifß Myra ,W Holt, from Cicnfaeßoe;
Q®OjWapninetnn, from Trimdad, Port Spam} Arabella,
,frpmA»pin*ralL '
"'L, «' %: ! «'v:{ ' 3 Norfolk. Aue 7.
' -Tbo'scnr SabiHe, of and from New York, bound to
Newbem h NCi putjn hero to-day with low of mainmast.
V'• ’ MEMORANbA. 7 '’'• • 7 V
ftfrraiTYoTlcetSTnft! 1 fr °—
for, Londonderry
Shin Wild Pigeon, Maybew, cleared nt New York 6th
, l ' - - ' -
Key alone, from watbelo-w Boston Bth
Ship Alfred. Hill.Nagle, frora.Foo-Qhotr-foo, arrived
at Boston 6ththirti' 5 - : $ ’ ; -
- Bark Amj», Hammond, cleared at Charlestonith irtst.
'J E '" v-T.'‘li*
«>« Janeiro, nr
_. BriK'Bii'pirißj Crowell;hon«i,’»rrivod,«t Bo«t<m Cth
-lliroiWi■»< *. c ,>«•*»• -'J - 1 y. * - - - '
,
' Lshdiojr stp iiwt for Alexandria; >
’yEtehrTEjujex.'Post, for ‘Philadelphia, sailed .from' Ba
'ker’iLnndirurftthmst '-' *.•* ' ; ' - .
pjMtohr*BlaekWrdVChmptOtt,‘Whlfe Squall,Shorn,HA
-Ro*«r*r Btwers,'Charm, Lorlnfc and.and R J, Mercer,
■ioWftsivn, heneeat Barton Bth inat.- ; - ‘- - 5 ' -*;
-BohrsNeyi*;Brown', JHStronp,CoraonYand JBDiek-
Wheaton,hencehtßosthn6thmat.’' ••*
, n P?M V**no!ia} Crowell, cleared at Boaton 6th inflt. for
Fnuad6lpniai''/'/wv~>-*' 3 ''.~.v w '->/_■
: Schr John Farnum. Crowell. fnrPh ilad nl phia, sailed
i lwm Providence fith met, .and nnchoreddlTßoAkr Point.
j/Sohrßusao Bose,.Herrickshence .for Boston, sailed
from Newportflth inst, j ... ,
- Bchwft w Wellington, Wells.Aencfl for Salem;'Dß
rP25 n s? ri k-4. ll ® n ‘ d ? for PortsnioDth.NK; Bay.fltate Hal-;
httvfroni »>«f>n focifiiiflaMm,, and Ale* Bluo, Km
,Wn», strived al New-.
ftchr’T'ljswsyV'Divie, hence, 'attired at Poll fliyor
a.hinst. ft '• ' j *
Starlight,,Yprjf, hencej arrived at Portland.6th
H Rowe, Wjcririi, W Loper, Robinson, Ma
onn r an s - from N
Bedford ClhinaU for ; ;n v_ ■<- ..><
fctSYnSr .^ eymour * Meredith, hence at Alexandria
ARRIVALS AT THE PKINCIPAL HOTELS
' . !\vp, T6 : 32 O’CLOCKTHia KORHIKO, "
GIRARD HOUSE— Chestnut street, below Ninth.'
W '' Hsnrv pAlls, Cirt<o -
J<d»nG;Allen, pexinston.R C McCay. Misa -
■ Mips EdwJ Folkei, Lynchburg.
•*, . - 9<s*RTuttle.Mobile. - ‘
' ; A'HBpyart.NY,
;teH&°S n L Clh .> °,„' “ i t Worthington, Cin, O
1 J&hft'J Ha^a.-Boston ", B Pendlotoir, Natchofc
rtiAf^PfripT l f W§tirrows.NY-- ;
J?P Marshall. Louisville, KjrH P Robeson, Pa
;A?Montrpme i ry jfc laVMies . Qj A ppolri A la, Balt
‘Jas Pettit A la. Teim* - ’ JaaTßiras.SC-- *
MiiwAßSiiris. SC MiAsT, A Sims.B C
> BBaker, New Orleans; G F Mnrchant.N Y
' GepSt,Lojui c - TBBryson,SHrpr Spring
fMtes M BryaQjr.'SiFrßpnnx Wise A Bryson, 8 Spring
‘' Master •
sypoMi.ll A daugh -
TJ Welle,Da Mmt ; Well*La .. / :
Bev. Dr Jackson. N Y H Butler. N Y •• "
Wmß Wiegß, Memphis •'. Bitnon Stevens* Lancaster
StXouis > - W MnDowail. St Louis
' Misan McDowell, fit Louis ■ H H-Lewis.N.Y . , ’
.Joaß MoOro. -»: - £ OLyndo, Bcranton. Pa
BJWBarrr.NY .. C Newmans A la, NY .
.TV-LCantwcUi 8t Louis :; W P Wlute A wf. Balt .
AlbertaonvPhila . Goo P Patter, Baltimore
Clmi.NY,-; . Joe A Roiros, N O -r
PMcMIHa. Texas .
>.Chas G Shaw. Dayton ’' T A Shaw. Chiraeo
jMrs Biekipy.Ya 5 , . : G CSummey, Miss „•
•I Colby>N x ivv, ,*p. e -<; ~,GHa*sMlunett A la, 80 1 -•
; huaSHubert, Charleston - MiMP‘Smith, Charleston ,
-JaaMpmson Alo,Cin»o*-:-:FHHawkes. - ‘ ;
JIJHiU.ALa JW Brown A la, Texas
,hTMGondrlch AJa>La . , Mrs MM Potter. La ,
,‘Mrs M Holmes, laMiSsL Holmes. La ". ’ .
MiBsL-Piioher,La Mjw P La
vMtss A Morgan, t»a Missßrowder. La - _
-G MRtoher, La * , - , ; v .RSChpnT A la* GnflSn, Ga
•• J H Jenninrs, Yti- ' " * 0 Cifviami San-Prancisco
T.R ArpneJlsrS Franoiaco -'J P Jacobs* ya,
,E APoutet,Kansas ' ' WBDodge . .
• HBKltcham, St Joseph. , • '• -
• M ERCHANTB' HOTEL—i 1 ourth. street, below Arch.
>3 ' > -
T.wwitt.iKy • « ./
‘Anj«ißpsn?flir M**® M'JWnyht, Balt ,
Jr»hn BFro vtlrlfußail '■"yMiwrFrev'* Balt;,? -- - -
,8K aUfihaUiPbfl®. ;:''l * -WMoK«!Mp.#«fitinJaatflr
rPWjfloore> *, M.MKinfciptniT.Texas
\'lr v .V 1 .- Mrs BpMlford.La *
Hooßßrov}he&d.Bistcm GA Smitk.LA
:Hdn , 'WhtWi*’leT,‘Ta‘- . Wm W Yone. Bethlehem
J3’A-Rf«l«r»'^^^'fs^r2H i A'B CoffeY, Memphis '■"‘
CM Barton. Fa ; r, HonJftsnms Pa
l-jowiFßeck. Pa - ■ A</Ttfnvjllajßi!t ,
>BY Schorr* Jr, Phi!** -<•■ >•• EMa^erAdau,Manchester
Miller. Savannah,, Ga - : Gao B Jnn®* &la,iPiU#b -
.RL’BifehamiAflk*; M SohmertsVMUs; ;
U TpmMonrft»HolHdaysfaurg,J Campbell. Jr, Phil*.*
iWtnXioek. fit Lorn* t . K-J Gott, Cmn, O -
, Jvß Blanch ter; Jjouisville ip.MeXI Colima, Cal-'. -
iRR CamjpbalH MiM.- j-j- i> ■ A JTiaUaa, Boston • ' •
-Howmn Phila; v
Cadi*,Ky ■ .GW Rankle, Bes’Mrttaw
Jobl'iL Street; Kjr>t • ■> • GSfitjwnrt. Lonltvlllo
3 JQ Milter,Cadir.iKjr : -^JiurTßledsoe, Mts* ..
;A F FbwnflrfTreiunni Lay/TiEvan*. Henderson*Kf ’
GehlThoe PowelljCmn, O ' W A-McCahnont, JoWa
at., above Fifth.
N X\£/’V vWH Cobnm £ta.;Pittsb*s
K r? Stearns, rhilit/, •
,G 'f* ■' * J ; ;BiraoivCnUon, > N Y TS -
RB Smith Ala, Burlington. fifloW Curammsu Pel
-Samuel HftfiTmaii;Jr. va •«; J&TJfi" 0 #;
-jolwrtKPrentfs,Yn ~ MrtSCTrent's.Va •-
R Walton' Tronkm Mim waltrm, Tronton
•SHJlarkefct/VSN / >l>:Hnvjioa,Lnneftßter .
(T.J.Wri‘.'htVcVo ' s v , - GP pjal. Colnmbi*, 3 C
Jofrjv Bailoy.Cm; O'- •- C I)W»lbar r Ilfinoia, * .
J;H HqroaaJ*wVfi>6re,?ft A aon; Pi '
J-R Brenner, Phila-C-M
; M MRhodeus, Taunton tfHenrfj Germantown
iWeokei Pepper.^.
A M Gordon. Al*-..': " j G fitanrt. Ala * > ~
mm » Smith, N Y, ’ P« WjttG Wort-; N Y
)r A'®McK«a,-VA^-- John-T Rowa. Mama - - -
;;
HOUSE-.Ch««mit ati abovaThlra. ■„'
r.PAPar/ftimto/aSpnnts MFTYIaPijrY K y
'/ftYiJflmUb,Penduiff - - ,
wG.Orijwnnntnftdy,Cm J ’
.‘MuwwiatyWy . Phßlpßarnard,NY 2 ' , ,
j-V Cooper, Jomy.CUjr-; ; Oeo Wagnar, r K-Y
>,rrcJoNE6' aC above Sixth.
,AMcKifkla, Ky," '' Wmll Ha^kar,Syracuse '
;ffvirdon.'Mias - KGNi'wcomor.Muw *
'^nn- 'i -;;AJlGilt^nn;Mo,
.^Hartman Ad* 111•„ -,fi,imu«l Wooii.NY -.. <
-GeoßanehrMfl. Ya - „N,TGr«cne. Providenoo
.A. M P, u E?n. N> .., ~: ,1- ~Ofl J) Jonea. Ijw» , ,
--wnr>t Stran«OiAla', =-- OAStovena. New York
•TBThompaortfPldJa'.c.. * ,ftWßuah,Ky . : ; .-
-jO>Zimmannft»itKy-,.? ProfSarard
’ s H.lsCyßto f Verfht«ri.G». •'
"Jacob J»i»»1oyt Larie.eo • PgtorMarietta
• 'cßlffi!®* '
Vaj -,r.: -- Too? Brown, va
-MiatfSFlialrdi'filoomuold' JfM Bloomfield
’-BGGrone.TUtsW* , , G^. n ;W Hmkle, .Tr, N J
Hinkle. AtiantfoCity.Miwi hiXßoan* ii J «•
; G-WHinkloi AtlanUc City II lM)nnt«r, Httsbtirj
; Thns N J ■ , fiarol Brown, Mnnoy
, GS Roberta A, fa, Brooklyn Jos h Sirapnon, Bel •- 1
iTiiosN-Saunder«,:P<i- \
U:i-IVNION HOTEL—Arch tttept, abowThird'. '
OR j Hall.Lpwinbure.Pa ' J.F Stoddards NY '-/■ "
8 A Terrel, Honssdale, Pa - BT Tewknnnrr, Brooklyn
John-Miller, Ohio ■ MraLLPadnck&ch, I’a
A'K.P®d r ipk» Phil* V;V - W 5-Morris. Bnlfcimpro
>P W|lejf,Pa - r -' 1 - ' K F Rliaofl, S Enston. Pft
Jo*fiMioKßavannah. Ga - ’ Savannah _
Job jIPhHUp8 f CftpO May ■' R H Bonnott f Psdiicfth, Kj
John McCurdy; wfeih co, 0 J I Livinsston. N Y
A ficlierman. N Y; - ' / 'BSehermaib Grifißn, Oa
ElihtiPedrick, Phi a- -• > - Tcionnd, reading .
. 1 CW Cutter,La ';
-WMUnouarJrtArUttaviUo
- ‘ f - HCKTEL—Race st„ above Third.,
0 Harwardi Fraiikford
Lancaster W A Alai *o; J»ot tsy i Ue
Miss.M A MoNleht.-Pa Mies Julia dross, PA
' J aitrntfnf Clarks Valley R B Greon; Clnrks Valley
.T> A Clamper.N J . * John WocmsiPa.' * ;
.A , £Fl®T£e.Bti#ov»B -
ÜBMcFarlane. M Chunk John WMofßy. Bethlehem
- ‘ Jos Gnnnier.'nlt Joy. Pa
-W D Cocilra ri. Phi h da Goo WBnmaay. Rnruims
jrOOrviire, Nashville M|w M Rasteni, N J
D A Cook, Annsvillq,''' - Joh n G PArk,; Long Branch
BARLEY.BHEAP» st.» below Vine.
: ; C-Palmef t Ed(?eVood_- r TToralinson. Bncksco . .
■HMAstifleK Bucks oo , \ Carr. BuokstMD, ,
, ji'Wfttsfin JSucke c ° , •BCAdwallador. Bucks co
TEly, WarminGter. , , wLivczey* Attleboro
1 Kelsey, Bucks co, . - M VardTey. Bqrlestnwn
HAlion..a.f, ;■ -• • TMorns, Centreviue
, K LteoserfAtllftboro 8 Kirk, Pa„ , ,
JFJannev. Phila > J Watson. Atlantic City
:L;Gord(m, Eft*tf,n * - J JW Fry; Doylostowit
r Phil4 .EW Bowers. Phi W .
Pa i 't - ’ R Hughes, Trentoh -
• 5 HOTEL-tThird street, above Race. -
' coy ,T Stone v ?
■ iYjWPPlhpf’it, Stockton 1 RNyco, Chester oo
j YafCaiLßclayrareco ' .CFniriamb, Belawnwoo
: vf/Avjsißglawareco-.i y--..WGarrett, Cjicsterco
' .I? Pi^Wt^Belawareco-S Watte, Mimin co’
' Marsh ;G Howard, Delawareoo
' 5 fcaooufefeKnsnlioi N J ’ • G Summers. &urton, tq,
- ' ; JThoß»)p«m, Pa , ,
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL-d&eondat., above Arch,
JC«X, Burlington JIT Nyoo, Philndn '
RClmton. Pft .j. . ■ I, Gordon. Liwton, P& - ,
JMoinr.Trenton. - , - J Anidt, M Chunk ■
.HRMvere.nciuluij: , Sami MoFsW. Cwb May
AEThnmaj. NY ' ETAIIen.NY •
Jacob Ego, Rending) Pa' J w Adams, Trenton'
(. COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth at., above Cheatnnt.
;a a Gillie Cc la. riftetmjx .H BOriohton,Pa- • .
Ohaa'Authur, Montrom’yoo Th Humpbrioa. Montg’y co
Hugh Jhekaon. Obeatoroo; 0 Honrv. Lnnonator
(Hmi.F Springer,Cheater, Pa Jas Philips, Phenixviue
; : BLAck AEAR-HOTEL-Third at., above Cnliovhill.
John LUBk» Allontown Levi Templo, Hnrtflvills
.6 MGartior, Warrington • Jno Rotbrook, Warringt’n
Jno Dpnefora. Reckiesst.wn Reuben Ilallawav, Pa
Judge Rush, Pa - -,
. MERCHANTS’ HDUSR-Third st., above CnUovhiU,
W B Kemmdror.Par TWoavor. Salinssrove
JH Krenmor, PhoomxvjllQ 0 W Wolf. Germantown
0 Jarrett, MontTomory eo LF Kampman & la, Pa
J H Edwards, N PR
SPECIAL, NOTICES.
Livjtit, Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Nervous Debiyty, and all Diseases ariaing from a diaor
tiered Liver or Stomach, such as Constipation, Piles,
Aridity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Fulnoss or
Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or
Fluttering at tho Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult breathing, Fluttering of the
Heart, Choking sensation when lying down, Dimness of
.Vision, Dote or Woba before the Sight, Yellowness of
tho Skin and Eyes, Sudden Flushes of Heat, and Great
Ddproesioif'bf Spirits, are gpoedily and permanently
ourod by HOOFLAND’S GERMAN BITTERS, sold
at 76 cents per bottle, by tho proprietors, Dr. C. M*
JACKSON it 4lB Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.,
and by all druggists nmLdoalersin medioinea in tho
United States and Canada., ltd&w
, Throw Away Your Wigs,— -A luxuriant
growth of soft, : young hair speedily follows the use of
JulesHatclVAthesibnxe,ou Ham Restorer. It
fe&ndrer-fniling remedy for, and preventive of, baldness,
It also changes gray hairs and whiskors to their origina,
life color, it is not a dyo, and is poifoetly harmless.
Sold by all druggists, and by JULES HAUEL A Co.,
.No, 704 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, auB-6t
~ To Southern and Western Merchants.
-WINDOW CURTAINS AND CURTAIN MATE
RIALS.—Just received, SO coses Satin De Lames, Union
Damasks, Worsted Damasks, Brocatolioi Satjn Damasks,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains,''Muslin Curtains, Gilt
Window Cornices, Bands, Farlaires, Tassels, Gimps,
Fringes, Plushes, and every article in nse for Curtains
and Furniture Coverings, wholesale and retail, at 719
CHESTNUT Street, in the Masonic Hall; All goods
sold at the lowest wholesale market prices. '
au«-2t / W. H.. CARRYL & BROTHER.
One-Price Clothing of the Latest
Sitlss, and made in the best manner, expressly for
rktaii/ sales. We mark our lowest selling prices in
plain FjenEßs onfaoh article. All goods made to order
are warranted satisfactory* and our oxe-PBlcb systbm
.lsstrictly adhered to. .Wo believe.thia to bo the only
fair way of dealing; as thereby all are tronted alike.
. . . . , , JONES & CO.,
ap2B-taa27 m MARKET Street.
. Grover & Bakkr ? s •
Cxlrbbatbd NoisiUißss- Family Sswixo-Machimbs,
AT ftEDCCKD rEICKS, .
'Temporarily at No. 601 Broadway*
Will return to No, 496,in a few weeks.
• Saving Fund—National Safett Trust
Coupaxt.—Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania/
• • ' V RULES.
I. Money is reoetved .every day, and in any amount,
large or small. .
2. FIVE PER CENT, interest is paid for money from
tho day it is put in. c -
8. , The money is always paid back in GOLD whenever
it is called for, and without notice;
4, Money is received s6m Executors, Administrators,
Guardians, and other Trustees, in large or small sums,
toremoinalongorahortperiod., - "
6,-The money from, Depositors is invested in
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other firsfr
clew securities,
6. Office open every day—WALNUT Street, southwest
ooruer Thisd street. Philadelphia. 1 - ttpia
:Shamkn’b. Saving Fund—Northwest
Cofenha,'Second and Walnut Streets.—'Deposits re
received in; small and large amounts, from all classes of
the community, and allows interest at the rate of fire per
eehL'perfennum. . /
Jdoney may be drawn by oheeks .without 1 lose of in
terest. -
Office open daily, ,from 9 until 6 o’clock, and on Uon
u"n2 9 , 5 n the evening. President,
FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and Secretary, CHAS
B. MORRIS.. ...... ,
MARRIED*
Tffi^saiifotek cnAßLEB^
At Ctmtlsn-N' J.. Au?. LISKI. by Justice Daniel 8.
lif’J'i TTw l®oAi v ß ■?°.? N ,!? “I" ELIZABETH
>#?»*? .LAHENRY* both of Camden co.. N. J. *
Ootobpr U. Jgo, by Aldermnn;Wnl. AIien,.CHARLES
oi 1 thiVoUy. ' t° CAROLINE. E. BENNER, both
DIED.
• °,5 F J3!t*j mor "jrs. the sth instant, Mr. JOHN YARD,
in tho7Pth yoarofhts age. *
i ,I,“° fbnerfll will take place oq Monday afternoon, nt 4
<w?2s’ residence of his eom-in-l&w, Alexander
UummingSi 1418 Girard avonue. * ■
FIELI? eV i omns of tho M Instant, SARAH M. WIDDI
laje'resldehce.No. 137 NorthTwen
nn T Spcor l^^ Aug. 8, at 0 o’clock.
To proceed to JUaurel Hill Cemetery. *
bngefing illness, MAR-
WALLS, m the 27th year of her ago.
r^ m i\r IB ,f£?’i enco of her brother-in-law,'
No. 1722 Carror stroot, this (Monday)
uTn?lrd^lofl„ C *«S^ fart^0r To 4-
** J ° NTrIIAN ASHTON, in th.
V o *? his late rcsidonco,Bl3South Fifth street,
Oiis (Monday) morning, at. 0 o’clock. To proceed to
Ronnldson»Cemetery. ■ * *\z
- stl r , inetrt!lt ' Mn. MARY ANN JONES, in tho
7wth yearofhoraro. _ . . _ . .
F«™ral from the residence of , her son. Phineas M.
Jones, Ocean street. Green, above Front, this (Monday)
afternoon,.at 2 To proceed to Odd Fellowsf
atThis late reSdenTsnirivwfSr'
county, New Joreay. Hon. ABRAM WARNE, Judge of
tho District Court of tho Btate of New Jersey. *
„ July Jst, 1859, at Fort Lnramio, on big wajr from Cali
fornia to Pliiladolphia, Capt. TIIOMAS P. FENNELL.
[St. Louis arid California papers please oopy.J *
OBITUARY.-ANDREW SHtLLINGLAW.> We
deeply regret to announce tho death of this estimable
ypungman, who.died suddenly, on Thursday last, and
was buried yesterday. Ha has been noting as folder and
packer of, The Presi slnco its establishment, and lias din
clmrged hie dutioswith a dogroo of fidelity rarely ox
hibited*.;Hn leavps a large circle of frihndH and rela
tives to mourn his loss. In evory relation of lifo ho was
distinguished for the correctness of his deportment, and
it may With truth be said, that
“None knew Him but to love him,
Nono named him but to praise,”
Report* **
-Tir Office, Aagast 9,1999.
Philadelphia Jrom IfteSOfh Of
ft of August, 1699.
Health
Keali
Interments t« the City of P
July to the 6 1!
'A5thma............
Ap0p1exy..........
Anemia
Burns.*.:.i.-.
Coup do 501id.....’.
Cancer.
Cancer pf Uterus....
Casualties.....
Croup.v;'.
Congestion of Lunce
. * ‘ Brain.
Chnlsralnfantuni...»
Cholera Worbue
Conmimp'n of Lunge
C0nvu15i0n5..........
Cyanosis-
Diarrham.
Drop*;, Brain
‘f Chest......
** Heart
Disease of Brain.. •..
Disease of Heart...
Browned..
Dysentery
DebiHty.:!
Effusion on Brain....
Fever, Bilious
o» THU
Fovor, Puerperal.,.,
- V. §?nrlet
*, £yp, hu ?j*“-
“ • Typlioid.
Gantrono
Hysteria
Hemorrhago...;....
Inflammation Brain.
*’ Bronchi
- ' - Inver..
* „ .Lungs.,
_ V S. k Bdwela
Inanition >•>>■
Manio-a-potti
Marasmus
M0M1ea.....'.
Still-b0rn.....
buicido...
Syphilis...;
Tabes Moeeiueuca,
Unknown.,./.
Whooping Co\igb!
R there wbhb:
15 From 40 to 00
17 ° 150 to 60
14 CO to 70.,
n •* 7oto e 0..........
a “ »to to
o " wtoioo
Under 1 year
.From 1 to 2
“ 2 to's.
** 6to 10
" 10 to 15
, ” 15 to 20
“ aotoso
, f* SOtQ«..
, From, the Almahoua
from the Country. 2.
, Males. Wsi FemalQß
By order of the Bnai
_____ AItTI
return) Peoploef Color, 12;
JBajr.,oll Girls, 57.
lIUorfEB, Health Officer,
1TT“«? lA r! TO t Vl '> Alfpi'ST e, 1859...
win Kn m^ 10 sal® of useful and fancy articles,
t^ n - ,ho 'f 0 *? 11 Hall,cfunmencin. MONDAY,
A l I Bl ,'"ri an ,?,^ n P l| " a!n ? o!>m teJtni evoniiu during
Proceads aro to be applied towards
liuuMatin, iho flobte inuurroU in, .nlamn.- tlio Church
„ VlnMn <Jo Paul, Gormantounf, Hcc. Father
poronnas, anatorr Th. haartj cooperation of alt foci
in? an .interest la the completion of tiiat beautifhl
church la respoetmlly eoliritod. .Tickets of ndiniision
eweon tiofots 26 cents; to.be had at tho
j^ a . rB p'\' ® tho depot. Ninth and Groon sta., every
ffr OF THE YOUNG MEN**
«A Jl*t XIP CLUB will bo held THIS
o"®tL JsV^Nl§o> _Aufrust 8. at 8 o’clock* at tho
S£n?mts 3 t/ItT'HOUSE* southeast corner of efxth and
IftaaS?' A “ ,cUu "-
>|lo THE JOBBING TRADE.
W- n. HOB STM ANN & SONS,
FIFTH AND CHERRY' BTREBTS, ADJOINING THE
FACTORY',
( (Former!) the Friend,’ MoerioK Hcmnc,)
liivita tho attomion of Jobborsto thoir utoek of Ladles’
Dreu, Cloak f Anil ManlillaTrimtniugs, of Foreign and
Domestic Manufacture, comprising ,'
fil if -
ImPtaUo'u “ r<> Skirt U ™ id * 4n > ic -
BERLIN ZEPHYR WORSTED AND SHETLAND
, , ; - AFVULIsso T . . .
LADDIES* AND CHILDREN'S SKIRTS.
Solo Agents for KYLE'S Spool Silk. auB-12t
saddlery
MANUFACTORY,
m’ jy iajkens & CO.,
No, 312 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Have on hand a general assortment of Badillos. Bridle*.
Harness, Trunks, Ac., suitnblo for the Southern and
~Yt ostorn trade. • ; nuB-lm
Thehe is hardly a limit to the
Sine PHOTOGRAPHS that are nnwmndo at REI
MBR. B complete and extensive Establishment, in SE
COND Street, abovo Gr.een. See, the Lifo-sizo Photo
graphs m Oil and the Miniature size in WiiterColora.lt*
HAVANA TOBACCO—S 2 bales Havana
Leaf and Filling, in store and for Bala by
anB ; A. MERINO. 140 South FRONT Street,
CLAUDE LORRAINE OR LANDSCAPE
]V' MIRRORS—A pleasing and beautiful Instrument
tor viewing Clouds. Landscapes, &o,: particularly
fe'Vjr&'rUVi o in tho-Country and nt the Soa Shore.
The MIRROR .produces instantaneously the most
charming reflection of Scenorr. Buildings, &e.. Ao.
nu^.f
TV AVAL STORES—IB9. bWs Spts. Tur
pontine 1 1371 bbl» Shipping Rosin, and various
K ldM ’ lwims f kTwLEV’,"Asliß ß flfflirt cS..“ 10
auB 15 qoutft Yflturv?!^
the "XOBOSP-8f T :im. rrir?
1859 FALL iMPOETAMONS. JggC
PALE. ROSS & WITHERS.
«9I MARKET. And MS COMMERCE STREETS,
PHILAPELPHIA. .
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS'
ov , -
SI L K
AXD
FANCY GOODS,
Have now a complete stock, to whiob they iuvite the at
tention of buyers. .♦ aus-Sm
PALL IMPORT,.
1859.
HERRING & OTT,
Have now In Store their usual
SPLENDID STOCK
siUus. op
RIBBONS,
TRIMMINGS.
GOODS.
N. W. CORNER FOURTH AND MARKET BTB.
■ aus-3ra
§ILK GOODS, FALL ’59,
SIBLEY, MOLTEN, & WOODBT3TP,
NO. 531 MARKET STREET,
(North Side,)
Invite the attention of Buyers to their ohoice and oom
plete stock of
BILK , DRESS, AND FANCY GOODS.
Bu6-lm
1859. PALL TRADE -1859.
SHORTRIDGE & BRO„
(STICCESaORfI TO KAM.MAK, SNTDHR, A C 0.,)
' IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
dbyg'ood:^
• 420 MARKET STREET,
Have in store a complete line of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
Selected exproMlr with a view to tho iutoreots of
CASH AND PKOMET SHORT-CREDIT DEALERS,
To which* they raspeetfullj invito tho attention of the
trade.
• fl*full stock constantly on hand, and orders will
bo executed promptly, at tho
, auMro) LOWEST MARKET RATES.
JgLEACHED AND BROWN
SHEETINGS.
A VULb ZUKR OV
THB MOST APPROVED BRANDS.
TOH BALK
BY THB PIHCE OR PAOKAGB.
JOSHUA 1,. BAILY,
213 MARKET STREET,
aul-tf PHILADELPHIA.
piRST OPENING
FA EE STYEES.
JOSHUA E. BAIEY,
SMITH, MURPHY, & CO,
asr MARKET ST., AND 286 CHURCH AI.LKY,
An, noiv hponing their
PAIii'AND WINTER STOCK
1 » . ' op ’ .
STAPLE AND PANOV
DEY GOOES,
To Trhioh thojr invito the attention of
CASH AND PROMPT SHORT-TIME BI.’YBRS.
PltlliADA., Auguat, 1859. nus-Sm
PALE GOODS.
rrienlTnndnll 8 ” ro " t ' oclf " ll I Mk th b attention of their
STOCK OF GOODS,
DRESS BTTJFFB
From New York and other sources. '
FRANCIS LASHER & CO.,
23J..MARKET BTR/:KT..
JAS. TEL CAMPBELL & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
LINENS, WHITE GOODS, CLOTHS, .
OASiSIMRRES, BLANKETS, Jto
NO. SO4 MARKET STREET.
auS-Sm
J/MBERT THOMAS.
WHOLESALE DEALER
IN
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
DRY GOODS,
Now opening a full and complete
FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
To which the attention of the trade is invited*
aoC-Ct-Wlm
DISEASES,
jvw. GIBBS & SONS,
NO. 031 MARKET JBTREBT,
Are now opening their
FALL A WINTER STOCK OF GOODS ADAPTED T O
MEN’S WEAK,
' Is which will be fontlil s full oeeortment of
CLOTHS, DOESKINS, VESTINGS, TRIMMINGS,'
Ac. auS-Sm
JOHNES CO.,
IMPORTERS AND J 6 B B HUB
OP
SILKS
A3D •
FANCY DRY GOODS,
NOS 32T MARKET, AND 334 COMMERCE BTB,
BBJ.OW SIXTH.
Having Jnst removed to the abovo tooaticn,Are now
opening a now and very desirable Stock of Goode, em
bracing every variety in their lino, which theyoflskto
the trfido at the lowoet market rates, for cash or op
proved credit. - nuS-Sm
pRICE, FFRKES, & CO.,
. \ IMPORTERS OP
WHITE GOODS.
LINENS, MITTS.
EMBROIbERIEft, ,
Y LACKS/
n , MANTrLLASp Ar.
NOSi 53» MARKET ST., AND 533 COMMERCE BT.
37” Our Rtook i« soloetod hy a member of tho firm, in
the
•BEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
aus-2m.
WOOD, MARSH, & HAYWARD,
* IMPORTERS
AXT»
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.
NO. .100 MARKET STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
Fall and Winter Stock now complete and ready fotr
bayera. • nuß-9m
WILLIAMSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS AND JOBBERS IN
DRY GOODS,
NO. ,436 MARKET STREET,
(And 414 Commerce street,)
PBnVBHN VOtIHTH AND VIVTIt, NORTH BIDK,
PHII. ADELPIII A.
M. WILLIAMSON, P. M. ANDERSON*
0. H. WILSON, H. C. POTTER.
aus-tf
HALLOWELL & CO.,
Have now open, and teady for mle,
FANCY »BY GOODS,.
Of their own tmpwtatlm | S V?-Ut
DRY-GOODS JOBBEHS.
SIGRRIMACK PRINTS,
THIS DAY,AUGUST L
SIS MARKBT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
CASH AND SHORT-TIME BUYERS
VO THEIR - -
DRY GOODS,
888 MARKET
27 N. FOURTH STREET,
A SUPERB ASSORTMENT
NEW SILKS
THIRD-STREET JOBBING HOUSES
pKTEit SinosH, Wji. S. Baiun, .Torn Wh-st,
JAfoa Rikobi.,l D. B. Kevin. ■
BAIRD, &S CO.,
(I.tto Sieger, Lamb, & C 0.,)
\ IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
' ‘ -OF , '
dr y goo r*,s,
. No, 4T North THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
OUR PALE STOCK
Is now complete in all its departmental *nd toady for
Buyers. Trompt paring Morchnnta from all ports of the
Union are respectfully solicited to call and examine for
themselves. < aus-3m
YARD, GILMOEE, & CO,
NOS. 40 AND 42 NORTH THIRD STREET,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
SILKS, RIBBONS, DRESS GOObS,
WHITE GOODS, LACES, LINENS,
EMBROIDERIES, &c.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, MITTB, AND SHAWLS.
auS-3m '
JJAIGUEL, MOORE & CO.,
(Late Raigue! t CoO
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
.DRY GO ODS.
Nos. 330 AND 022 NORTH THIRD STREET.
ABOVE RACE, (we»t sipe,)
BUS-dt PHILADELPHIA.
OF. 1853.
•LUDWIG, KNBEDLER,
, & CO./
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
BRITISH,'FRENCH, AND AMERICAN
DRY COODS,
NO. 30 NORTH THIRD 8T„ ABOVE MARKET,
JiUC-llt ■ WIiSTBIDR. ]
JHOS. MELLOE & CO.,
NO. S NORTH THIRD STREET,
IMPORTERS
, OF
ENGLISH, FRENCH, ANri.&ERiIAN
HOSIEEY,
GLOVES, BHIRTB, DRAWERS, Ac
auS-Sm '
(CHAMBERS & C ATTELL,
NO. 33 NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
IMPORTERS .OF
FRENCH CALF SKINS,
A»n
MANUFACTURERS OF
CITY CALF AND KIPBK4NS,
Morooooe end Linings, Oak and Red Sole Leather,
eos-lra
LAING & MAGINNIS.
: IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
SHOE THREADS,
! FRENCH AND ENGLISH LASTINGS, AND
SHOE-MANUFACTURERS*. ARTICLES;
Sewing Machine Silk, Thread and Needles.
„ NO. 30 NORTH THIRD'ST.,
Agents for 1 =
PATENT BOOT-TREES.
QUS-Sm
|UNGERICH & SMITH,
i
WHOLESALE
G ROGERS,
NO. 48 NORTH THIRD BTRHBT
Honey, and Lovaring’w Syrnpfliray.i on hand.
ans-2m . i
JJENDRY & HARRIS,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IK i
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NORTHWEST CORNER THIRD AND ARCH STS.,
nus-6t PHILADELPHIA;. ,
gOWER, BARNES, & CO.,
PUBLISHERS AND DEALERS IN
MISCELLANEOUS, SCHOOL, AND
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NO.3T NORTH THIRD STREET, BELOW ARCH,
Fubtiohers "rjelhen'. Snendid Soriee of_
DR. EMMEMON’t ifew AIERIOAII MANUAL OF
QLOLOIji. ... , n . .
Sandora'New Reedere. Oreenleaf’e end Brooks’
Arithmetics, Ac. blank Booka, Writing, Wr an ring,
Curtain, and Wall Tapere, auSJrn
nHam ■•• v T R ADK : 1559.
J. T. WAY & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
o*
r> ry goods,
NEW MARBLE BUILDING,
NO. Q 8
NORTH THIRD STREET.
Wo offer, by tho package or piece, to
CASK OR PROMPT SIX-MONTHS BUYERS,
A very large and attractive Stock of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS.
Purchasers will find our stock well assorted at aH sea*
eons of the year.
J. T. WAY, JAM. H DUNLAP,
WM. P. WAY, [aafl-ftn] GEO. P. WAY.
TAMES, KENT, SANTEE,
& CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
OF
DRY GOODS,
Nos. Q3T A 041 NORTH THIRD Br„ aiovs RACK,
Woyld now inform their customers and the trade gene
rally, that their stock this season wit) be
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE,
jwMjn * .
GENTS* FURNISHING GOODS.
GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS
A*n>
TAIL.OHS’ TRIMMINGS,
LONGOOPK & PEARCE,
NO. 10 SOUTH POUR.T3I STREET,,
Have now .in storo n full assortment in their line, to
which they invito tho attention of their eustomers
and buyers of such goods. au3-2ra
JJKD. WALBOBN & CO.,
(New) Noe.» end 7 NORTH SIXTn STREET,
MANUFACTURERS
SHI’BTS, WRAPPERS, DRESS BTOOKS, ETC.
s Sealers in every article relating to the
GKWT’S furnishing business.
myJKlittir
Jw glDOTT—Jftto of tho Arm of Win-
Street. ( nearly .ippoflita Ilia Girard IlnuM.)
Vt.^
fine Shirts and Collar®. Jyai XT
BROTHER, & IIR^'STER,
33 SORIH FOURTH STIiEBT
HOSIERY.
GLOVES, AM>, ASreY GOODS.
Wo have a Gneatnck of Imported ami Domostio Goods,
iwirtioutarly adapted to
bouthhrn trade,
To which we invite tho attontion of firet-class buyers.
auG-2m . .—-
REMOVALS.
JJEMOVAL.
MOSS, BEO., & CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
Have Toirmvedto
480 MARKET STREET,
SOUTH SIDE.
aul-ltt-lf
removal.
PHILADELPHIA, August 4,lM>.
THE OFFICE OF
TUB enterprise INSURANCE COMPANY
, Hn« boon
REMOVED
To the Company ’n Now Building, at the
S. W. CORNER OF FOURTH AND WALNUT STS.
auß-m-if CHARLES W. COXE, Secretary.
CIHOULDERS. —75 hlids Dry Salt Slioul-
K 5 don,lost rocoivod and %^ a % mu< k C O.
autfi ARCH^tieetiHJcoaiSooraboroFroßt.
fancy dry goods jobbers.
3|ARTJNS. PEDDLE,
. : & HAMRICK,
Importers and dealers in
HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND FANCY NOTIONS,
NO, 30 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
„ , Five dw>r« bolow tho Merchants' Hotel,
Offer Tor said tho most complete stock of Goods in their
line tobefound in the L.nitkd.States, consisting of
HOSIERY, of evorv grade.
GLOVES, m three hundred varieties.
UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS.
LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS and COLLARS.
LINEN CAMBRIC HDKFfI. A SHIRT FRONTS.
LADIES’ELASTIC BELTS, with clasps of in
tirelv now designs, with.an endless variety of NO
TIONS. to which thev invite tho attention of
FIRST-CLASS WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
, BUYERS. aus-3m
{| DUHRING & CO.,
Nos. 2a and 28 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
Are now receiving, by successive arrivals from Europe*
THEIR FALL IMPORTATIONS
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, AND SMALL WARES,
And solicit an inspection of their oomplete and well-
assorted stook,
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO
SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN TRADk
Jyll-3m
JJURNETT, SEXTON, & SWEARINGEN,
Are now opening at their Btore.
NO. 409 MARKET STREET,
Above FOURTH, North side,
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OV '
NEW FALL STYLES OP
FANCY DRY GOODS,
OV THEIR OWS IMPORTATION
and selection, which thov offer for sale to bayers from
all parts of the Umtod States, on the most reasonable
terms. t au3-2m
& ROBERTS,
420 MARKET STREET,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
OP
HOBIERY, GLOVES,
small Wares, combs,
BRUSHES. LOOKING-GLASSES,
GBRMAN and FRENCH FANCY GOODS,
AND
TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS. aus-3m
PALL, 1859.
SITER, VAN CULIN, & GLASS,
IMPORTERS
AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HOSIERY, GLOVES, FANCY GOODS, Etc.,
• No. 423 MARKET STREET,
ftuJ-lnl Above FOURTH, PHILADELPHIA.
COMMISSION HOUSES.
BROTHERS & CO.
■ 2.18 CHESTNUT STREET,
IMPORTERS OF
W H ITE GOOD S,
HMJIROIDERIES, AND L. O. ItDKFS.,
. Invite the Mtontion of wholewrle buyers to their ore
sent eeason'eimportntion and stock, comprising every
destmble variety of tbe above-named goods, aul-lm-if
gl\ W. MELIZET & CO,
No. 812 CHESTNUT STREET,
Agents of THIRION MAH,LARD * CO.
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j.s^inlf
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IYJ. PIC-NfC.' „ . ' _
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A'tf'N UA h S 6 OTa vr‘ 11 K- U N-I 0 N
£AT ENGLE ANp WOLF’S FARM*
BoAutifullr nnd romantically situated on (he banks oi
the Schuylkill river, and easy of access by the Ridge
avenue Cars. ' ’
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THURBPAY, AUGUST Jlth, ■
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comtort to all thoir guests ou the occasion.
A complete _
OROnBSTHA.
ot both BRASS'and STRING INSTRU
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cure.
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heretofore.
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prising some of the best SINGERS in the United States,
nave r»en invited' to participate, and visiters-will bo
dmibly repaid by hearing them. r
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the Institute, or on tho Farm. auB.<t
TM'USIC AT FAIRMOUNT EVERY AF
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A Brand Mlo Watod
At winch nil tho Popular Musio of the day will bn
porlormed. The programme will be varied daily.
Musio will commence'at four, and continue until ten
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Green and Coateß-Btreets Railway will convey passen
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SJANFORD’S OPERA HOUSE,
ELEVENTH street, between Chestnut and Market,
6AKF(jR.D®§ r BTAR I TS6UPB,
- the largest -
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In thou excellencies every evening.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
THE FINE ARTS. ’ '
- , No. IKB CHESTNUT STREET,
4? ?P en dndy,.(Sundsr« McoDtod.jfrom 9A. M. tills
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TTASSLER’S ORCHESTRA.—M. BASS-
Ai LER i; BROTHER rospeotfully announoe that
°™« ftt tb ®> r residence. 1208
LOCUST STREET, where engagements can be made as
*nab • v , - ieJ4-3rn
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
WASHINGTON
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
FARQITHAR BUILDINGS,
No. 280 WALNUT STREET,'
PHILADELPHIA. . ,
Incorporated in 1837, undor the Genetaf-Insurance Law
of Pennsylvania. ,
Anthorlsod Capital...
Subscribed Capital
Paid up Capital
lavnsTßD as follows:
Bond and Mortgages, first lion $£2,170
Bank, Railroad, and other Stocks and Se
curities .. ... 54,000
Caehiaßank - 8.630
BIUM
■lnsures only against LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE
B yiLDINGS, MERCHANDISE. HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, &c. Also, on CARGOES and FREIGHT
to and from nil parts, of the world, and Inland Naviga
tion and Transportation, on favorable terms.
OFFICERS. : ‘-
CHARLES <3. TML AY, President.
WM.-W RFGHI, Vice President. " 1
0. C. BUTLEIL Secretary. - -
IL G. RAMDORGBR, Assistant Secretary,
DIRECTORS.
t Jasper Harding, ( William TmWy,
.C. Butlor, - } William Wright,
oury K. Strong, , 1 F. F. Toney,
.D. Jones. I Jno. Tonnor,
Alongo Butter, Wm. B. Grubb,
J. If. nayes, | Charles G. Iralay,
mar 18-tf V
j?IBE INSTJBANCE.
MTS A INSURANCE COMPANY, of
Hartford.
Cash Assets; Jan. 1,1859. 81,867,920 OS
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY of New York.
Cash Assets, Jan. I,lB©
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cash Assets. Jan. I,lB©
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSU
RANCE COMPANY, of Hartford.
Cash Assets, Jan. 1,1859
IRVING FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY, of NEW YORK.
Cash Assets, Jan. 1, IS©
MERCHANTS' FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, of Hartford.
Cash Assets, Jan. I,lB© 339,079 83
Policies issued* and, losses equitably adjusted and
promptly paid, st his Agency, by
BOS.WELL & WILSON; Agents,
No. 31G WALNUT Street
THE QUAKER CITY INSURANCE
COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, Fa.
FRANKLIN BUILDINGS, No. 108 WALNUT Street.
■ „ Tm .. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
FlRfc, marine, and inland insuluncK
M«l r ? Urnitfld and perpetual, on Buildings and
Morclmndyw °faH doßcnptions. *
Marine Insurance, inland and Oggi-m,, nn. VA«uu*i*r
rroightjujdXJarM to-and WoTST/
OFFICERS.
GEORGE H. HART, .President.
I*. P. ROBS. Vice President.
ZHSKCTORS.
Tj. W. Bailev,
Andrew R. Chambers,
Charles G. Imlay,
H.H. CoEKshaU,
Hon. H. M, Puller, ao:
GeorßeH.Hart,
E. IVJtoaq,
A. C. Cnttell,
Foster S. Perkins,
Samuel Jones, ft?. D.i
Delaware mutual safety in-
SURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF
v....,.,, „ PENNSYLVANIA. 1835.
•YJCE S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT
. Streets, Philadelphia.
gJJjjruyKii-iNßukAaros
P*REIGm>. > Toou-pnrtsof the
On Goods, by RiveßiSP -t a n i*
to all uJ»la, Lakoe, nnd Land Carnage
FIRE the Union. _
On Merchandise A N C E 8
On Stores. Dwelling Housoh,.
ASSETS OF .THE C&, p . NV
_ November I,lBsB.^**'^*
For. .
•JIM MO, Philadelphia City 0 f cent.
§llO 000, Ponnsylvnma State Loans S
B«lrasss?jaiigssiiis!a»
520,000, North‘ Railroad Mort
-815,000,300 fllmrca OO
Company, interest and priuotMl - '
guarantied by tho city of Piula- * „
dolphifl 14 <>3s 00
$8,000,100 Pennsylvania Railroad
$5,000,100 shares >'orth Penns} lvania Rsit* 50
road Company ' 850 00
$2,550, Sundry shares Philmlelphia Ice .
Boat Company, Havre tie Grace
Stoam Tow Boat Company. Sa
vannah Btenm Navigation Com
pany, and Philadelphia Exchange
Company 2,030 00
t MO,700 $310,199 00
onus and Mortgages, and Real Estate, Of
6ce 8ui1ding....... 71.353 35
Bills reoeivablo for Insurances made 201.568 30
Balance duo at Agencies—Premiums on Ma
rino Policies recently issuod—and other
debts due tho Company 61^3314
Scrip and stock of sundry Insurance Compa
nies ' 3.220 00
Cash on Deposit in Bank. 42,067 85
DIRKOTORS.
Jamos C. Hand,
Theophilug P.aulding,
James Traqnair,
William Eire, Jr.»
J. F. Poniston,
Joshua r. Eyre,
Bamuel E. Stokes, -
Ilenry Sloan,
ames B. M’Farland,
homos O. Hand,
Robert Burton,
ohn B. Semple, Pittsb g»
hjr. Morgan, “
. T. JjO?an. **
M MARTIN, President.
, HAND, Vice President.
rotary. mh2B-dtf
William Martin,
Joseph 11. Seal,
Edmund A. Souder,
John C.Dftvia,
John H. Penrose,
George G. lieipor,
Edward Darlin<ton,
Dr. R. M. Huston,
William C. Ludwig,
Hugh Craig.
Bpencer M’uvamo,
Charles Kelly,
H. Jones Brooke,
Jaoob F. Jones,
THOS. C.
HENRY LYLBUHN, Seen
Howard fire and marine insu
rance COMPANY, No. 412 WALNUT Btroet,
Philadelphia.
DIRECTORS. . ,
Thos.L, Ludora, Win. V. Leech,
3..jßdgnr Thomson, Roht. W. D. Truitt,
M. W. Baldwin, Win. K. Hamlin,.
John O. James, H* H. Shinin^iora,
A. J. Suoknor, C. h. Srnn'iler,
jobn W. Boxton, H- H. Houston,
WiUiftmKaii.uel, Wm.H.liOve.
iklwin Booth, Charles F. Norton,
John Garrison, Myer,
PrOHident-TH&MAS L. LUDERS.
Yico B. WARNK.
BgQTOtaiy—CHARLES A. DU\. ' '• dels
American fire insurance co.,
INCORPORATED 1810-CHARTER PERPET-
No/siO WALNUT Btreet, above Third, Philadelphia.
Having a lamo paid-up Capitol Stock and Surplus In
vested in sound and available Securities, continue to m
sure on Dwoilinos, Stores, Furniture, Merchaudi2e,
Vessels in Port and thoir Cargoes, and other Personal-
Property. All losses liberally and promptly adjusted.
JiniKCTOHS.
George Abbott, John T. Lewis,
John Welsh. James R;CaniphpH,
Bamuel C. Morton, Edmund G. Dutilh,
Patriok Brady, „ . Chan.W.Poutney,
Israel hlorns.
. . OKOROK ABBOTT, President. _
THOMAS R. MAURIS, Becrotary. jaZMyif
T IFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COM
JUpaNY.-THB PENN MUTUAL LIFE LNSU
RANCH COMPANY, Northeast corner of THIRD and
DOCK Streets. Capital, $612,725 03. . , - , ,
INSURES LIVES for short terms, or for the whole
term of life—grants, annuities and ondowineiits—pnr
ohases lifo interests in Real Estate, and makes nlloon
trartsdepondingon tho contm^ejißioaot idle. .
They act ns Executors, Administrators, Assignees,
Trustees, and
Daniel L. Miller, ‘ BsmuelS. Stokes,
Benjamm Coates, ' YViUinm Martin,
Richard S. Nowbold, James B. MoFarland,
William P. Hacker, Joseph H. Trottor,
William H. Kern, James Euston,
Bamuel 0. Huey. Theophilus Paulding,
Charles Haliowell, , Edmund A. Souder,
Henry 0. Townsend, Darnel L. Hutchinson,
Rodolphtiß Kent, John W. Homer,
william 11. Carr, Ellis.B. Arehc.r, .
Edward T. Mott, Samuel J. Clmstian,
William Rolwrtson, Josoph M. Thomas,
, Warner M. Rosin, John G. Brenner,
F. 8. Michler, Easton.
DANIEL L. MILTER, President.
BAML. E. STOKES, Vioe Pres’t.
Jons W. Horxkr. Secretary. ' aulB-ly
INSURANCE COMPANY OF TUE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA—FIRE AND MA
|HNE INSURANCE-Ni). 4 EXCHANGE BUILD-
in 1794—Capital s2oo,ooo—Aaaots, January 1,
186 S. *347,446 SO T lOO. , ,
All invo.totl to sound nnd available aecnntiea—con
tinito to insure on Vessels and Carsoes, Buddings, Stocks
of Merchandise, Ubm-nUerms.
Henry D. Sliorrord, Ooo'rge H. Stuart,
Simeon Toby, Samuel Grant, Jr.,
Charles Mncalostor, Tobias Wagner.
William S. Smith, Thomas 1L wattson,
John B. Build, Henry 0. Freeman,
William 11. White, „ Charles S. Lewis,
HENRY*?. SiFeKKeRD, President.
WILLIAM HARPER, Secretary. jeiMvfmtf
TO LOAN,
IN BUMS TO SUIT APPLICANTS,
upon Diamomta, Watches, JoyroliT. aun».
chnudixe. Clothing, Ac., on moderate » n a7}»o
TAiS‘S.“&®SS«
makers,warranted genuinejfor atone jm
the original coat. Wl-(W* »
A A CARPENTER, DE
ST or
atiS-4t*
A '^SF^C^D^SHES'XmTOA
jiivato femify or Sotoof JJ»
WANTED-A first-class SALESMAN In
T7ITANTED—By a young Alan 21 years of
Age. ft sitnatibn as SALESMAN In aflMt-MiM
Houm. Addrenn" Fredojick,” oKoeofliS
B ?P er .: : aaS4t*
WAN TED—A very, energetic and smart
M W' ■"t o Jl“ knowledge of BOOK
make himself generally rtaetEl ik
V l «® t<; DfVoT^^ eBi i . r P fereaco required. Address"?*,
h S.” Blood's Diapatob. ng It
— A second-story Room for
' ■ licrht Manufacturing purposes. Address tl S. 3L 1 *
Frets office, stating terms and Vocation. aaft-ftt*
A SITUATION WANTED—By an expe
ponced BOOK-KEEPER, in a Wholesale'Cmn
nuwion or Dry Goods House. Good references eaa bit
given. Address*’P.D."Prrsroffice. aua^t*
YXTANTED—By a-Young Man, a sitoation
* * . as Assistant in a packing room or Light Porte*',
Can give good reference. Address J. F., Frets office.
»ugl-32t*
CtTUATION WANTED—By ■an exp*-
riencod SALESMAN, in & .Wholesale Dry Goods
Jobbing House. Undoubted testimonials will be giveg.
Add •oss '* Leonard.'* office of this paper. jyBB-nt*
"WANTED TO EXCHANGE for improT
; * ed city property, free from incumbrance, 100 sores
ef.exe’lient'FAßM LAND.located in
New'Je'sey. The Railroad from Camden to Bridxetqau
shortly_|o be laid, passes within ft short distance of tR
FOft SALE AND TO.LET.
MTO LET—With Steam Power, for a
light Manufacturing Business, the fourth story of
ine Aron Building, NW.corner of FOURTH and ARCH
Streets, plenty of light.. Room 44 by 64. Gas, water,
and Heat introduced. Anplyin second story. auS-frt* '
mFOR SALE OR TO RENT —Tha
_ HOUSE and STORE, N. E. qorner of TAMANY
street and YORK .avenue, well suited for a Shoo Store
business. -Terms low.- Appjyto T. Q,
»HARORQFT. Grocer, opposite comer* . anft-Tt*
STERLING BILLS ON. LONDON FOR
,• Kftle at the Pennsylvania Railroad Office, THIRD
and WILLINGS alley.
Jt THOS. T. FIRTH, Treaanrer.
,E*OR SALE OR TO LET —The House,
X '. «bi 462 North SIXTH Street, above Noble. Keys
left with Mr. S.Pngh.SLYF. corner Sixth and Callow,
hill. For terms apply to the owner, No. 1613 fipntoe
street. , . - - »oC-at»
FOR SALE—A handsome threo-itoir
COTTAGE, with Stable' and .out-buildinr*. ej*d
about two acres of Ground, with Fruit Trees, and ma**
tod on the mam street of Haddonfield. ' The eafobrityor
the eountry and facility of acoese by yail sitos it west
advantages. Enquire of •
*u2 9t* E. WALN.7WVTALNUT Street
A VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY
SEAT FOR SALE,’ two miles from thACheUee
hill Station. North. Pennsylvania Railroad. containing
120 .acres of highly improved land, with an abundance of.
fruit and shade trees. The improvements are a' fia*
stone mansion, containing fourteen rooms, tenant-boua.
co-house, large barn,.carriage-house, and ftlfneoesWy
out buildm**; A fine buddies site on .the prenuna.
Could easily be divided into two beautiful country witk
For further particulars inquire -of John J. v C. Hanrky,
on the premises. ; . tarMfl* -
HARDWARE.— A Wholesale House, do-:
inx chiefly 'a Southern package besinwa, h>
prompt dealers in eities, desires to sell out,-Bad heaHfc •
the reason for retiring. The business of twelve ream
standing. The stock is all now, and mostly In ongiM*
.packages. The Terms will be liberal.' No land# taken m
exchange. Address “Delphoii,” Box 2)51 New Yoirx.
PostQffioe. ■' • augl-tfw \
SUPERIOR NORTH THIRD STORE TG
RENT.—The larve andwelf-behted rranise (beat 1
Store, No. 121 North Third street, sal tabs*
for Jobbing or Heavy Paok&go Trade. Terms secMac**
toryto -a responsible tenant- Apply on the premises, or
at No. 427 Vine street ' - - ■ iySO-MBT*
DRAFTS— On-the Union Bank of London,
and-Roral Bank of Ireland, in suns to suit - -
For sale by WELLS, FARGO & CO.,
mylB-3m* No. 400 Chestnut street*
BOARDING.— Elegant and aiiy Rooms,
single : and in suites, ean be 'had with first-class
Board for the Summer, Fall, and Winter, at 1315 WAL
NUT Street. J aaS-2m
BOARD 'WANTED—From. August 18th,
by a Gentleman and Wife in a private family..
The western part of the eityjpreferred. Address* with
full particulars, ,t T^unton,”Blood , aDespateh. aDS-ft*
373,939 09
Desirable private boarding ®»
fftmilies; large and small rooms communleatipg,
handsomely furnished: large garden attached. Refer-,
ecoes required. 1329.9pR.UCE Street, 1 JylMn*
446,734 85
365,800 06
A GENTLEMAN, . WHO BAS MADS
'several Voyages to tho Isthmus of Panama.and
who has bepn among the V Guacas” (Inman gravesl aV
Chiriqui, has in his possession Charts and documentary
proof of their existence. and could take a party to the,
spot, is desirous of entering into tho business. Would to
out and superintend, provided a party can be formed for
that object. Please address ** J. w. for three days, afr,
Fr*ss office. - „
Philadelphia. Augusts, 1839. au3->t*
241,664 81
PERSONAL.— JOHN DULLER, of Mem
phis,. Tonn.. who is at present in tho city, will oon
frtralavor hr: calling on ALEXANDER V. BAILEY,
No. IUDS MONROE Street. ■ auS-Bt*
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST. —The certificate of Pew No. 61, St.
Philips’ P. E. Church, having been lost or. mial*&
I hereby give notice that a ne.wjDartififtaia will boa^
plied tlieduirffhfiniieu of ”
-SftwM. ’ Per SAMUEL RlCjttgDS.
August fi, 1833. 4 . .. auB-mAw4t»-
T\TOTICE. Sealed Proposals,' endorsed
A » “Proposals for orectinr outside Etalrtrara to
Croon Lane School House, Twentr-nrst section/* wiU
bo received by the undonurned-until SATURDAY. An
rust I3tb lnst.v 1859, ut 10h» o'clock A. M. The Spoeifiee
tions for tho vrork to !>p dnno can be soen at tho Officeof
the Controllers of Public Schools, S. E. corner of SIXTIJ
and ADELPHI Streets. By order of- the Committee oq
Property. - R. J. HEMPHILL,
auB-3t Seo’y Controllers of Public Schools
COPARTNERSHIPS.
XJISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—
horotoforo existinir between SA
lw7l%HKK7iM¥4iiil^L C ' LA WBON, and JOH}t
Fisher, is this day din'inl‘iw > Ut i> ii6r, .
persons having claims against or iiiiTmTffifWflrit
will make settlement with Samuel Shoble or'JoSB Jth L ■
Fisher, who are alone authorized to inako settlement*
_ The business will be continued by Samuel ShqhM and
John M. Fisher under tho firm of BHEBLE A FJSHB&
at No. 3 North FIFTH Street. „ „ . *
SAMUEL BUBBLE.
WILLIAM O. LAWSON,
JOHN M. FISH EB-
Fhiladolphia, August 5, 185?. aufl-gt*
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
O*£f?ta*loNTH 0F BARGAINS TO
SUMMER STOCK!
Robes reducedftTffi,- *s,nod $7 fid,
Bjsqumo, &c. reduced froirt3>« t 025. , „
bine Lawns,Rirottes, Cr*po MareU,and Tamariloeoi
all reduced.
Lupin’s Wide 'White and Black Bareges forStowQb
Mantillas, &o.
Chantilly Lace Mantles. reduced.
jBHaWLS Ilf VARIRTy, Black Bilks, Hooped Sklrla
style French Worker, Swiss, and Cambria Cot
-4-4 Wilmmsvilie Shirtings,
Amoskea-r,&c. _ ,
Fino asao.traont Flannels, 12H|
aufl EIGHT?
Merino gauze undergarments,
of .Cartwright & Warner’* superior mftbo.Wo
have them m at varieties for Ladies/Gents sad Coil-
Hoeiery in medium and superior qaalitiesfor
Gents/ and Children's wear, mclucfingalof of
open-worked'Lislo-thread hose,of ,"5®
and a lot of linen and Lisle-threea half hose for Gents*
in silk, Bilk and LWe, Lisle thread, kid and
b Nubii n Scnrfa or Clouds, of lares ei«e, la white end
colora l for»teat ANS , eHogIEBV . S tORE. f
epgi-mw&nf fro. 9 IS ORTH EIGHTH street.
$598,804 70
TSTINDOW HOLLANDS. .
T T Buff, mito. Green, and Blue, beet
TBISH SHIRTING LINENS.
A Stont Body and Fronting linens.
Golden Flax, Dunbar & Dickson,
Richardson,.Housewife. Ewart,
Li.:ht Body, Stivtu.SKhtlr Linens.
Imported by ShAfil'lrEijß jIROTfIBIIS.
t™ 1 CHESTNUT nnd EIGHTH Streets.
Embroidered bands.
French. Dimity, and Jaconet Banda.
Open-tvorkod Flonncings- ,
BO S CHESTNUT and blGHTHToiireeta,
T HORN LEY & UUISM, *. •
Northeast oorner KIGHTTI and SPRING GAR,
Are closing out
THEIR RUMMER STOCK
At and under Cost Price!! I
Rich Organdie Robos, INapojeon Bareges,
Rich Before Kobes, Pucals andVafoßolfi*
very fine Cambric Lawns, I Crape TamarUnes,
Good quality of Challies, | Fanoy Riua, Ao., &o.
Black Laco Pomtes.
* lifkMantillas, Barege Bhawla,£*.
Jnst opened, a splendid set of
Foulard Silks, very oheap.
Excellent Black Silks.
Good. Shirting and Sheehn/Mnslina.
Irtah Einena, .W, Ac., *c
acgl-tf
French lace bournous "with
Capes, Points and Mantillas, (Alencon,) aQ at re
duead W m
70S CHESTNUT Street.
FRENCH LACE BOURNOUS WITH CAPES, Point?
and Mantillas, i Cambrar.Jin groat profusion, at reduced
BLACK AND WHITE BAREGE CLOAKS AND
BUMMER CLOAKS AND DUSTERS, in sa infinite
The whole of our stock is now offering at reduced
price,, preparatory to the co.,
j-1 70S CHESTNUT Street.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c.
Fine Black Broadcloths.
Lmliea’ Cloths, light color? and black.
Finn Black Doeskins and Cnssimoros.
Fancy Cassimeres. Vestings, and Satmetts.
R.D.-SuntmerStuOheeU,^^^
Linen goods. ~
Rost mckee }:envv end fine Linens, .
Some ctioan lota is, ; the niece oryntit,
Nnnkinfl. DoyllCS, lOfffllß, Dtapera,
Breakfaflt Cloths,’ from 750. to
Dinini-table Damask Cloths.
Duuni, ta COOPER 4; <CONRAD Um
lr m NINTH and MARKET,
WLLIAMSVILLE.
Wamsutta, and other Shirtings. ..</
Pineamllow-pricedShirt Bosoms, 'tf '
Sheetings by the yard or piece. **!,
Flannefi,Ticking., ft CONR .ft-’
IjCT NINTH and MARKET v
HEWS. —Fresh arrival
THIS DAY at the Stereoscopic Baxaar, 113 South
FO™,™. Blre6t ' W ° y nS! ie j? 1 F U RAUKJ.W. OvUeian-
r—T, —, DAYID P. MOORE, UNDER
niiiin. i rf i in l i r'liir gh buS^w'
WANTS.''
BOARDING.
TEKSONAI,.
NOTICES.