•m&v
*na stock maritoti was rely _ |! again to-day
whirh.fou to Jli The mob#/ iark«t (■ atoady
»t ijaataiio**, the advance 5a tatee of dfah
wcekhpvCng'been *ell Sustained
: W train
ta;tbo?(ty*«maof
:the earlier boyars. aty}<!th4f 1 fMCjytßdj ' win -.open
aonyelj«aa»jßf *#
, reason Uio Boilth
iwealern Aenvy;,* Theiratocke
■
. th!aj'es£Bo<jiret«dwi«dtathejiorthweat; has been
annsaally-prodtable-to Abe. South anil West; "A
great drop Sdetftto&lrtufbtotf sold at Mgb prices,
whieh’bia (‘sirtobe-realised upon full
. hrgt hales am.tjost oondnglnto
Market.; The ffieichftnU who supply the wants of the
• cotton planters comb tq replenish; exhausted stocks
. wlth wnt Biore thtwr
Oomiterbalanoe aujr faUiQgcff in the . trade with
the Sforthffesttro balers
. .•-The* Daily News has becri-4ta<le*Yonog to ett*
. lighten a
Huntingdon and Broad Topßallroad Oompwjf-Jtj
f
s .
v ,5« , 4 'iAi#f^™s® oi *f i {4
' toiaageajiaat haye<jtieon
■
: deeper,in'theiniie.V IthMi>»ld;ub.intere«4 on it*
- bonds foejTOyeaftp^tStat>?i4.Wß> tt «^E^'«‘'
• to indu«odfe!der»';to;glfe coapons toiwo ,
.' persons "whbm:tbeyh*ve-nenedastrusie*s, and
gf anils before
tbit" -tbe" concern’ iaiireSdy
■', \<‘brti«, i^id-W’fiittt^^^'doptign,bf- its
advice,' ;|>s. somewhat
simiUr.init»efeet» ; toibiiJwr::W
, tOwfe,
vas@Bate»i l !s^ :
. J^b(litilDg' <
-. tolife'toniionsidearlng,
■—HBggas&'jtkht should be
: !t.
bringing tke sffatrS-pt.theMi twpieompailies tinder
>. tosh anamilnnbnV that and
;,-fa^'ii^ri^^ft#^ v <otte'b^V4^bjdti^
' ;^';AV,pairrito'-I^itoi^U;^e''.s£!iteaents;.£to
'; vrb<d sale
" ihelfiw.Or
:. Idas -Keey«»a, ®n, I tid<;iMbniere »ha>rl , gbat«,iiiay
. Bdi bi’’'«tiinte'reitipg ;ld itbbso>f giirv.ri)&!ew latte
' huhadsmehtodo In.the last few.Vears'ln the im
xpor^»flnb.cstl^;.bSa;Cbjjel?npjplt«a’';brl@'
. f Samn*r.:Casho iere.' Comj^yj?:^orAlal>*nia,~we
--;• , thht; Hfigkb Sgfeft
1 , haTlne.bcen conamenccd on tbo Mobile aod 'Obio
i ianroad.is
’ jne.ears dn'fbe‘Vielts|'
. : borg, Shtob*port »*id Teiia the best
The track is sfiilid-tb ,inTe'i s«jiiitianeli-'injTited r by
_thei«Jei» : fiiai«tSeJW*4iMrel^rp^4oif.
• - ,'iskeb foti iiiryey of/’the
iiBa}l«>»di
;r, for wHioh a lib' irsl chattor was obtained at the lost]
; Workii about, to,beioUrely restoedupbn.tho
~ yaflto«4« .ir^tog!|^V*ri:fipm7l&bii^ne;^lowai
The fat
. Cro4lle'i'.Co., , b*nkeni;Si;.jfi>Sonth'ihirdstreet:
J\l®xicm dollars/ 1 . Snpojeoh»-~ix frinct Ja'.
S«sm»li4j : “i ’3 ••>•'• •*39»“ TetliThalsrS 4 t.^ c i..,..7*
RAmerfean dollars.';. mt '~ ‘ ... ‘7, ;. ,.Prowanl. SOO
, Five franos.-..i:;-.*..“. »ui1der5..;.?7"..;'33
. German crovnfl...V/..lor'r Sp»ni«hdoiit»!oon« f .... lax
,;v5 * : 1 “
• toise^rts
.-' 'V .;, ;’iisi),'wAEnA*»s;'';'' '- ii ' v ■■; -.'t-i
, KOseres;.;.v''..'^;.';....-:«ia#Wr<M..;r.,,.!;v.,-!.'.'.:59
■m -StsK ts tl ft: .v.’ is W 110 rl‘ 4 .Vs* ).,;. so
m ■ t* ; t=ifi .1 ‘.ifS.-Mii: «m|> as' “ -1 Lwifi
. ;:Tbe,,Ney, :
_ thsV.tho - reie«b,' io:'.the caSo of the Xew York and’,
Erie’ Company, ; the -recommohdiitTon r j,ef
, a •oTDirftothilv
' ow?
•morning.' Mr;Msr*hhasteng Wehhehaebtedntitfa
tts^jretamsbirH'^Ulbe^mfim
this
. ,of> ths lAtter.
both pmetioslhr and wax' as palpabte
betti ljnbhds'v of
r aa?itbia^to^da^whon > ihe «oaben'J!s Wrested farm
his oontrol by : #i©-fchH' of
Mi the persona! edv tote who
drernrieilhis aease of.datyf that he dld<k6bgo into
th»p}4Bdeney Otth?ttOh t^; tbls fanjt is noi
likely October bSxt the ttook
holdeto shbfdd-
titketfof; dlrtittn; ~ thereby',s«uriiig acoomplete
aocOrd betweravaU' tkeinteresta-nowtSKporerily
eoamtUeJ ibfiUpharge as reviver % gptf openlhl
tbesraytoan e«ly> reotgisi«uiehiaW!r i «aßaeU<la £
ttttdof thhse lOterestsewithonisipensfTeand.pro
.lookingolter,'and:tbatrpromp!ly.;eTbn.down to;tbe .
, e(s«i»4ir l sio4k(!nosr'.fc*ilered nhont. thatStoekexf
ehasMat |$ the ehare, . tha •< following oBe)a) rn- :
, tard Of tketbnsine») oC U» half-year iendtng. Apnl
| Md jtlst Shad* «i> hi tabular fornr *lll show
IJtamlossJroin IWf rear
list. I ,SA av-!**tMH.Kvf A, .5,'W SIS
70S 7U
* i .1 Mso ua,
am aiss
ton sss
- ffAto to^SB
1arn1n55...........;... .SrSSs l . .;x ,#S U3IO
Bx senses inolodlnrutss e« /
tiaaiad. j a ljmjtn
-Notetrelnsa.,;...-..;(Wo!«S ■■;9737^77
Tbenet resolb'iila half, year of depression and
Upilt*4t«»!Bei vil to pbonbi per; oent; npop
tilth : s>x months An 1856 gKte'a
»2»9888 and
rifoname six/rntmths |2,756jdH
FHILAPELFaA StpCK £XGSAH«E BAhm<
Ausnetll imti „•/
• pxrotiTiD. ar. wsnnanoSaewirL fc ,*o,. lasa-non,
‘ra^n
FifinfiOAkD
&
**»
.1, do v. w v-r fJSb » UiT” to wS
. 4 W'W¥? BETWBBN BOAEM
- U f«4»tfurtfrTi!irh2tn<; s&
• sßCOtn *WAsa>i
mwm***#®*#*-
g gmSpfo** »
,' ! y&ffincudtftfi WoEgj-DinA ' ’ | §
ateirtptf
jr 7*f < lB l| t IV ■ (.Sr
ssedxtraeaap
•iw mSiftrtWk 77U 900UalWff %Cw**V4. S 6«
“ggegfortcepitsi <gi m 4t>- bio so;.
• *4Lf * TTOKAIWB -
'JO fort an«*' ■
fcri*'*
«nd. about'l~.MO bn,n„r Delaw»ra wldTatJOc.'
Com u soaietjaidranniaV.SOOibutfMf yellow
•old at T4a76a. MdJJXKMnU prime Pennsylvania
do at a Prteel Kept *eoret,(»(ippMwl to bo an, ad
vapoo. ClalS' are sin jp»S,'deiaa#i j MjJW® *bn«
sold at 380 for ptime old Penpsylraniai.and JSo for
neppelawareatiij^afylanil—tne- laUersfldet.
SUlk is notlnqnlredlbri^lrtNo-1 Quercitron Is
bald «t ffSOper 1 ton. nanrket Is steady,
bat quiet. aM‘ a wall'bbtiness idoing at previous:
quoted rates ijrtoeriee—The market u maotiVO,'.
Md prices iofmost kinds rather weak., 3,%10 baas
jßla Coffee eotd at .notion to*day, by DuHlh, Coot,
d Co:, et froni Pt tolUn—
d.y. and four months' credit. Pro
visions—There ,is not anelrdoingi and jirioos aro
steady, ,'A, sale of Bacon Shoulderß was inade at.
v7topef lb. to go South.l Whiskey eontmues dull—,
drudgs:at.2aor.Pennaylvania btls, 200. i .yk.o do,.
-270. and bbds 251*280 per gallon- ,
, or *■ “ Jaokso!>i*» Honan. — The
editor of the Jn i atk fe lid Pot oes tbo d anise
of a oelebtAted bor»e.:Wbioh bnd , atta.ned tho in
ored bio «ofto tJ ° D ° y“« I* WM th 1 EY*.
perty of Mrs S 0 ilvans of Juniata oounty Ps. ,
Thehorte wa* -formerly la the possession of,‘Gon. -
JMVjon fccd by hua to Oten. Cramer/
*nd bi« eoh»ltf-liir; Mr. . . -
1 pity ITEMS
f Wk. occasion to recommend to our travel' -
hug friends, the-bfamnon Hotel at WJst Chester, kept
by«Mr.John McGmley.v,The>Mansionhas.long enjoyed
a good rppuUon as ft, ftrst-olass country hotel, and under r
it» jiwppyt*:.
tionwHlbb rniUntaiuadr ';; ~ - -
\ SVHAT MoNSJEtTR* BtOXDTN" S^LL■ _DO NEXT.—
> Blondm’iyiexiieatfttNiagara- Falls Isto be.the_ra os t y ns -,
toriismng,of all.' trundle a wheetbjtxfqW over “
- tlif, rope; taking’the rbpe'bp and filing,itm'tho barrel'
, ashe goes along L < He has ooly tp t ' do ohething more to.
‘intere/immortality forhi,ihame.That ohethmgisto,.
,gek’np>lbirwif;eVualloth6#bmadeatthe Brown Ston
e! Cl^fng r I&U t t Wiia6pr ?i N6*A.6O3 and $O5,
Chestnut'afreet, above Sixth." ''' t ' r ■
.
. ( or, r the Orefeft Spofiti ’ the Desert) is oeoaiiomng consi
' of oUr fashipriablewa ta ri n g-'
- places, from bis wonae rfulpowera ofidivinationoraefionq f
aight,ArifcUcaUed;~ 'While entertaining a Urge aaeem
,bW*e &;’fe* days'eme*; he singular feat,
pimply Ipokingina mirror r when m
i itantaneoualythere .appeared ;aU -the etreetspf a large
\ citylimoving .before you—people,-cart,’ horses, *e., as
} uatU^aias':Ufe, and mrpmfrtent In this moving'
( ma*S|-vree E.H. Eldridcai vrith his corpe of clerks, sile
' mfentOUtters? ko,t'mdving oa to his new stores comer of
L piftptand 1 Ch'BStttut' itreetsl ’ la tHf» meeirvrhile the
balaneeof hiestoeh of jßummer Clothes he ie disposing'
of at hU old stand r the Firanklin HaU Olothinf,
Etnpbnum,” No. an chestnut, street. ; ’i ; - , - > : -
t'£^Eßß‘gTiNoVAßCiri*LpoiCAt;PiscovKnr,—A.
Scienti&e been forjWflwMjme engaged in
recearbhei aiuotii; the hwuutaetpred: centories ego hy ;
ahd scattered' thfoaghout the great West,'
leekidg relies, to forman Amerioan -Museum
time Mp/be, ,Srtth three olbersi
structure,, oircumvallmted and;
towerfnboariag an insoriptiohiu
etrangb 'chsfaqti>t*v' The'hieroglyphics wero earefully
’photographed tand a’ Objif.'Bflnt to the. Awuleipy of
B?|enpesat fc' AU attexnptstQdeoipherthemhnd beea
when au'aged -Arab, aamed
.ihe\“lJveUTSpring. df.-'the Beeert n ) ex-,
;plained tneth ;<to the wondering; savan* as forrouig.the.
your’eipthihg of GranviUe
Btb^^jsfbr^ChWhqt‘B^ei.^V/' ’ V ’“ t * ‘
I ■' r ;
iKorflattttday. tlie JSthVl* now'but. The contents of this.
‘numbersre.of & varied-„ehanvcter., Besides its usual
trabtiorts. it eonteitti the LATEST FOREtGN NEWS $
;KilifoHftiapn |fiejpbpdtartopics"Of theday i choioe Lite-'
raryrbad tog on slnal ‘atfd ‘selected \\ Boinestio' aud'Fo-.',
-
V,
; <)UR;FORTVFOLI6.~TnKtWmTS PaTiBNTr-WiTCH--
r sW~ExKCtrTi'bjr brVCor,i y HAtn»—BAinooNiNo—Aw
'i ? H6uit'brat«d , 'fßKFk*iiiCH^^voiiut{OJfr i OuTWiTTED
. -fRXVOLTTIONAjXTjfN'crDKNTS—FASIMKRS AND. ME
| CKANics—SoMXTinso jro Impart and Somrthiso jro.
i 'liiASN— Fainthbs
j .^IfpWTRBTjjRdW-^Fafei^dtHCAti^;.n.n|V t '* k
;f nja 7 Bbao—Tbe .TBsdsbropßwand.
; Examinations—Tnc Pouti
| CiiaISTO—THB -LAW-or pHOPSit Names
• —Costop N k fy—'rux Apministbation Pre
]; ' rpR C KarIesTok'—ExtRAOHDISABY Docu
’ ksnt—ThkNxwKansasConstizution—TubEoro
-r*iN “ RockOoatohV^ 1
. 'Hovr lTSELf—"Victor Emma*.
: Nxiv’l^dsTEr—llaisino tub Wntn—'Purse
Datb; Latbr' pxom .Eurqpr—ThbT Richmond En .
i-; QuiknC Lbttkr. '
;OOBiftES#o3rotN()E.-l,'ii»B« vnoaOccAiiSS
l At ,^-li*TTßh'i r ROMt;Nxw York—Ms. Buchanan
l 'CitAßi.hsToN'CdNVKjmos—Letter prom
1 FOTTSTOWK,FA.:t> *'
‘NEWS.—The-LX.txst 1 - 1 News ry-Trleorath prom
> Europe, Washington,' and Tennesbbe. . • -
THECITY.—WrkkIyRe vietV of thePh/i,adelphia
; MoNkY-MARKRT—MaBDIAOES AND
{. .
i MISCELLANEOUS. Route ' of; the ‘ Fifth • and
v SIXTHrSTSKRT;pA«BBIfaXR RAILROAD—Speech OF
i JdR. J. W. Forney—The Accident <on the Nobth
t Female'Financier. Abby A.
f LBTtBRs FROM
THBOUOH Law
l iNQ/ IN -ASIZONA-RoMANCE OF
1 s ’a Maid Servant—WAßnixQTdN 'NATioNAL Monh-.
] MBNT —BIONDIN
}. ClXm. , - • r ’ ■ *
l ’£H WEEKLY, PRESS i* furni*hed to subsoribers at
i^2" J T)eK yc^ i *u .for ihe smg{e copy, and- to
jClbrsofTkentyrwhon itent te'bne addresS, ®a>, in ad-
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LETTKR BAGS . 1
j.AT.THKjnwpiuin’.ixcSiKo*, pHnAornfmA. ‘
fIEB&piS&gSS
Bn □ Wiliiam«..'K i. .Portau Pnnee, Aug 31
Sons Brj l^ap^pm. U; ...y. ./.i. London, soon
SAUiiNt«i{elr .THE OCEAN STEAMERS/
"Mi .1 PROM THE UNITED’STATES,:’ J i
L^WBPaf’AA^i^ ■'i LßO-V■ £^ aVOR-*---=>e-»j* RXTS^
TKangafeo..Jftw York. .Liverpool, & s AuglS
Ocean Queen. . ..Now Yprk. iHivTe Aug IS
Anglo Saxon.Quebec./Liverp001...........Aug 13
York; rKtamburg. .Aug 15
Foma.NcprYoritf. Ltverbom...... .Aug 17
.pJrcaWan. .. NSwYork.’.Galwß^T.'... L .,... Aug M
F (ton in.’C'JreW York., Havre; a .. Aug 20
Cvjf York. .Cork, &e;.; l ;.. .Aug 20
GlAajrdw .1.-./Ne^York.. Gja»gow.‘.. -Aug 24
Arabia., .-.rtv. v, .B<jitbn;T7nverpoolA'...".. 1...' Aug 24
G ofSaltiraore t .New York. Aug 27
Asia. ?..v;.NewYbrk:.:.L»vofpooL.Au*3i
Saxonuu; rf; iNew-York. .mmburg. Sept 1
Broiheu. r..,, 5 . . .New York. .Bremen:..;. .Sept 3
Canada.. 1 ;;.;.:Bo*iton:.Liverpool.-.........8ept 7;
Cof Wasbmgton.NewYork..Cork ac.LiverpooL:Bept 10
Afnca 5;..; NdfeYork, .Liverpool... ..TT:.-. Bept 14
.vi. .jtapt 15
Aragor.. \New. York..H*vreyAp.,.oept 17 1
Wese &h A • Sept 17,
TO ARRIVE*’
J«1I« L :y*hnx*m. DAT* *
City of Manohe*ter;Belswt;.;New.York.......... .July 27
Vanderbilt.; ..Southamptofl(. Jf«nrY0rk...........Aug s
A5ia......... .NewY0r1c.^.........Aug 6
Bremen..: .T».c^)Bromßni.NewYork.;,. .. .Aug 9
Hangariam,,, .>>.LjvermK>l.-.Qflebeo. •>.........Aug 10
Canada.....,... .LjrerpooL .Boston,.. ...;.Au<% 13
IwUan-'i'-'-ii'-Livarpool,,Quebec,Aug 17
Bavaria Southampton. ;Ne Wr York. Aug 18
Ara*Pi.»*.Southampton. .HewYttflc. Aug 23
MARINE INTELMOENCE.
PORT OF PHIMiPEjLrHIA, Att,. 18, 1889.
Stranuhip Horton, BeUsv. 11 from New York, ]
pie Cano Mnr. 8 hoar*, with mdm and inuflonr.rs to
jM'AtWerdlce. KeporUthe lsT\,Mfxirt. from Cerdennr,
at thj Laumtto and a hanaapnrodit, Imy at anchor fis-
Wn;htln?ton,:WrlrttinMon, from Fall
Wrtfeay Moy torh. «d»r*, wjthnidjtotg cgmaiti;-. ;
town; Oontt, with .tort? toTlla«Mnn»#eld ~
c " ,w ‘:
fromßcwton. «••
-USjp^JpjflrSeSJ^S^fW^ifKoitot.
:r»ohfQtlnMt Green. -Weaver, froni trim,
tfgffcwww Ccffferf awT)Uhton.ii < / *: / «i 5
j •wYork.'riaCape May, I
BartßeUe’, Eyder, Boston, J Tw«l&Ai'Cn* '
JlW r A M e^^W& n .^;
JBg ir'l B HetriU,ltosii,Boston, NoMo, Hammett &
o n,l,mll*lr,>!osfnn;CMiHer k On- * .
-Jfejj ?? 1 ?t r jSF» yan;Sa*«n,.No;i9n
,kf* if Ooiiiar Soft, !<te.Horwjch.JU Jiijienrfort fe 00.
',gi i#6Hpc.rtffreoni!w«iynr,rfrfaiir-H Jajlij, Bl « Co. .
:
1-W irwuwjß/lftHHnKton;Wtl*h(m*ton S/ ,do tto
JbmieLwehjitendb too £ & Ddnof-
JttmiSnthraoite cPnUoQjvrtod&Broj AnmS E Beeholdi
- lumber 16 Joseph Jenneyj Mary,Frank, anthracite coal
to-B«i§yaw.p;tfjf ~~,y;CK?.>Vu;/ "*
ThePrbss.) ’ • '■
!, '' ; ii'i^V 3W "i > - v - nj '* -»-/>•*«•<> RKADINftt auk. io. ia«. -
. Drop*; AomriemiMo,
The brig ebldeirLead, Johnson, from Oienfuezos,
wiu 1)6
if/j i - *rnu,jto*Ara I.' 1 .' - :
(porretpondence or tho PhiljwViijhla Exohanee.)
■V r.O4is&jSikA>m;MJ,Aua.ll.7JoPM.
> The *hip - %ejJ»a|e?w;.Elehnjmid,barlc« Isaac R
.sri o C§r»x<
£194 EUerni, tor PprtkJnd*eod A.-A Drebert. for StKitts.
gWfc &U*e*, thH»;nft«riwon<.-A lm« »nd ftvtoen sail of
■'« /'^t’T'fCfiwiwSfflofS^ifeWd».< , •.... ,
- . New Yn*it..An« li.
Arrived, ship* Union, from Shanghae,, Nnpier, from
tn 'r t ';.■ 3-fit-- V; •. - 15n»ro*,An*ii.
Arri ved/ batkißarahX Bryant, from Crdnsfadt.
Off OopeOod, Ghrttiiarn, from
X'|i ‘ I>- <Jt - *'
. Tomrfeton, from Boston for WjJming
-{pn,'NO. ’-4»ak m vritli loss of lihhooro. bowaprit, and
ffore'tpfoiiwt." fltiuied pf ‘a cnUißiph' n'Uh Aw nnkndwn
yjW/Mw Channel, on tho night tjf
f#niMt,y , , j sMp lost .fo r stay s , and porhajuiaonje;
- *{' V ! '• ‘ BitTjMoS|,*,Ait)rixit "
Juniata»:i3t # dM* from Elidd island;
t S*(i f? * on K B *°
«gi|p|
ktfay>%m bM
■° 1| fßlnfoifl
York; July 10, latB-WS. 10ng5i25-,Wi passed ship East
Indian, ofßoston,-bound sooth/ l’' ’’
Hampton Roads. Augustll,lfls9.^
/ Arrived; M days'from .Callao, for ardors,
large ofipoaalers are inside the Capos. .
kbamship 'flailed .from*
CbnTießtonntrFM-lOthinst/for Philadelohia.; *
■ SMgbrtlyp Delaware, Copes, hftnoej arrived at New
. y from Havre, arrived at N I
Sianmihm North' Star; Jones, from Aspinwall Sd init,
arrived nt Neiv York Yesterday.
Steamship Vanderbilt,' Lefagre, from New York, at
Havre 27th ulh • ' 'r
' ShiDBarAnak, Rowland,‘entered for loading,at Liver
pool 28th ult. • ■-
- Ship Huntsville, Seaman, cleared at Boston 10th inst.
for Sah Franoiseo. '
r lo?,tVu h t Phi, ' U ' Clphi ' 1 ' onterOd fQ r
from Mobile, nt Liverpool
* ShijW'R 'Chioavo, Calliope, Pleiades, and
Phrtadelphm, for Piuladolpliia, were loading at Livery
pool 30th Ult. _, , . '.L * ; . *
jyßiupiParagon, Drinkwater, from Riohmond, at Havre
,iSh]p International, Seavey, fromSt Johu,Nß, at Lon
.donfflthult. • , . * . » *
' Ship. Marathon-, Tyler, for New-York, cleared at Li
verpjn>l 27th,u\t* - : x ,
‘ .Ship Romance of the Sea, Caldwell, .for Shanghai,
NOW York for Son
Frjiiciwo, was spoken March 23. 1nt25028, long 979).
• Ship Mary 8 Sutton. Spicer,Bailed from San Francisco
16th ult. for Now York. < ,•
* ' Ship Arab, Etdridge, oleared at San Franoisoo ISth ult.
for Port Townsend. . .
■Bark Cnohituato, Crosby, hence, arrived up at New
Orleans 10th inst. . T
I Bark Palermo, Ingham, for Shields and Trieste, eld
at Havre 24th uIU 1 - . .
\ Bark Lorenso/Ardressan; hence at Gibraltar 17th ult,
and cleared for Leghorn. ' ■ , ,
.- Bark Cordelia, Roberts, hence, arrived at Boston 10th
- Bark Saragosna, Foote, which cleared at Now Orleans'
4th inst. for this port, and took fire same day, had on
board 2600 bdls 2lf bales gunny ones, 225 Mis hides. 20
bales moss. 5000 pigs lead, 290 empty casks, 167 do car
bnye,l2 hhds tobacco: Upkgs furniture, and 10 os mdse.
The'Crescent of the sth says thefiro broke outaboutB
o’oloelr F M, In the hold,and as the alarm was not given
until after 9 o’clock, and the fire had the gnnfiy hags and
hides Uo feed -upon, the vessel was in a bad way when'
the;firemen reached her. At 11 o’clook volumes of
smoke still gushed up through tho hatches as tho tor
rents of water from the engines, gushed down. Tho S
was valued pt,£35,000, and fully insured; The eaptaip'
and Mr Adams,'of the Crescent Insuranoe .Co, were
fourth part- owners. The cargo was also ftilly insured.
The loss will amount to about #10.000.; ' >
Bark Amy. Hammor|d. from r Boston, went to soft from
Charleston Bth inst; with a cargo of 531 tierces rice and
800 bhls naval stores, The Amy, it will be recollected,
put- irtto Charleston on the ISth’of Juno on ■ fire, with a
oarso of cotton, she being then on a voyoge from Ape la
ehicmn-tO'NorWioh.Conn/ BirtC6 her mishapshe has
been thoroughly repaired..- Her 'original cargo was sbld
pt nijctiop in a damaged condition.
• Briv Annie Grant, Heath, hence* arrived atGraves
*nd2Sthult. - v
_ Briv' Model; Bow* sailed from Cardenas Ist inst for
. - » -
Chicopee, Howes, hence arrived at Boston 10th.
1 Rug.Onnus, Baker,hence for. Fall River, was sttp
|os|d to have been seen.going into Mount Hope Bay
: Bng'Cfawford, Small, hence for Boston,at Holmes'
Hole Bth inst, and sailed next-day.'
( BrivLuoy Ann. Waas, from Boston for Philadelphia,
at Holmos r Hole Bth inst, and saUed next dar.
, Sohr Matchlefe* Hinkley, oleared at New York yester>
dar ror.Rio do Janeiro. ■ ' •
Schr Ann PlckreU. Palmer, sailed from Riohmond 7
10th mat for Philadelphia. , .« • ,- *
i Schr -A >M 'Edwards, Lowers, honce at Newburyport
-9th inst.
' ,Bphr 4 Wild Duck, Poarco, hence, arrived at St Johns,
NF, 28th ult. * t P
; Schr Poquonnoek, Burroughs, hence, arrived at Dor
'Sfflrsmifc Btoho, for Philadelphia, oleared at
•JscksonviUs noth ult. , ,* . . . .
Ann R Edwards, Somers, henoe at. Newburyport
• Schrs Flieht. Huntley, and SV W Simmons, Godfrey,
hence at Boston 10th inst* „ ,
Schrs Nigliungale, Bangs. Buena Vista, Dsvig.nmt A
Tirroll, Higgins, cleared at Boston 10th inst. for rhiisdr
. Schr. Horo,- Torry,henco, arrived at Baltimore 10ih’
instant. ...
Schr Cicero, Burroughs, hence, arrived at Fall Rivor
Bth inst. . . •
Sohr Flvawfty, Davis, sailod ftom Fell River Bth inst
•for PhUadelnliia. ‘ -
Schr Uifc TC.remer.Huntley,sailed from Providence'
9th inst. for Philadelphia. ’
Schr Euphrates, tmnee at Washington. DC, 10th inst.
Had run aground in Chesapeake-Bay; off 1 - Annapolis, dn<
the 2d inst. and sunk; was subsequently misfed and.
pumped out. and her cargo of cos], which was supposed 1
to be‘ ft total loss, entirely saved. She arrived at her
Wharf aafo and sound. <
HOLMES’ HOLE. AUg 8 P M-Ar.schrs Jumea R
Mitchell,'Smyrna. Del. for Boston; Challenge. PendJo
ton Jfoston for Philadelphia; Renown, Baker, Yarmouth
forEhxnbethport. . .-r : s
81d, schrs Seneca. Ontario. Glide. Jano N Baker, J Ire*
land, R G Porter. George. Jane, T R’ Jones. Jane Fish,
Parai\. Captain John,Republic, and U S revenue cutters
Morns and JarnM Campbell. -.-« -
9 th—Sid; no nr* John F Crouch and Jas R Mitchell.
, In port at 9 AM, calm, schrs ChaUBnge,andßonown.
ARRIVALS AT THE'PRINCIPAL HOTELS
17P TO 12 O’CLOCK LAST NIOFIT.
, GIRARD HOUSE—Chestnut street, below Ninth.
JftdLane, Wost Point 1 ’ ► ' RE Cayee, Memphis,Ten
W B Franklin, Meinnhis’ J H Bracken, Chicago ‘
L O Gamier & la. 8t Irpui* >B R Everett. Millville. Mo
T-PAynfott* Memphis, Ten GW Jones, Memphis. Ten
W-fitrm. N WII Morriwether & lady"
MR-Wilson/SC v Memphis,Temt'‘ -> 3
Miss Cruse, Huntsv’e, Ala , S.Cru«o. Huntsville, Ala
•IHP Murry, American oo iOE-Wilson, Portsm’th.Va
J A Tollman, Ala - G O Hall A la, La ~ - .
H Gerdts, Charleston . Miss Hall, I a
GeoElns,NO 1 1 v JohnLCochran.Va '/ '
Geo A Trayler, Ala ■ RS Hitchcock, Balt
Hon J H Smith, Uniont’n,Pa Geo w F Bruntloy, Ga
H C Laughifn, Phila • . .F G Wolhert. N y
F Cow1e«& la, Pa • , AG Shaver, Now Haven
John WNott - MissNott- . - . -
TI E Williams,-Pa ■ ... RTKimr.S C* .
Mr Magmder, Md , W C James. Petersburg
R J Powell-Foray thi Ga “B Singer A la, 8t Louis ■
H Curtin, Cincinnati, O .J F Torrence. Cincinnati,!)
Mr Torreneo. Cincinnati, O S M Capron A la, Cin, O
Alias C H Capron, Cm, O G M,Tavlor* Ga ‘ -
DLTnlley/La" ,! James W Howard. La
J jS.Walsn. fit-Louis* Mrs It A Barnes. >. St Loots
Airs J de Mnn.'St Louts Miss de Mitn, St Louis
MissCherio.StLouin, , e , .T-GEennedv.-Wanliiugfon
H McLandhiirgh, Ohio H Van Baskeith, Illinois
■WSSSSSSrf?Ba! Bfr .
p'T Hftyes. Conn W Creery k wf, NO
MissCrjery.NY 7:H Ctny & wf.'N Y '
SSMoflhtt. Aladison. Tnd W Worman A.wf, Ind
WdeDopflbtt & la,N Y HKsches.ifC
P D Liriher.Va - R RusUng, NJ,
. njLv-uUXr^y^AvmAnrt*>4&J- j. U
BSsSSmII,NV ; jYT "
? 8 Carrier, Harrisburg . W D Wiges, Memphis
Mr Wajaau A la. Balt VTA Corbin. Alarion, Ala
JJißmnuor,N Y . • RHCrump-Viokebnrg *
Mis* Blits. Frederick*!), Va, W C Chamberlin, Natohaz
L B Benedict. Wost. Troy. - G B Jones, Petersburg, Vft
Rl, Dvyld, Charleston .J G Holbrook, NY
HGOCarpenfor. NY - -Mwfiutdle,Boston »
Wm Byartch, NY , . JohnHoope.NY
NR Leaiienr. Ala , , Miss Grpehcmn, Ala
Z ORhldlo,Ala , ' W A Benton, HannihahMo
J C Walker fe la. Charleston Aire D Barrcw. Charleston
W RBivnard, Boston , .T B Keatts, Ark 7 ■
MißsH/rh\lM)V\\t*ArkftnBM FHHobbs.Ya •
Gf»o BFrench.. Wnshing’n T 8 Sliannon, Washington
.T D New. Lexmrton, Mo , J PComniert, Del .
Wra G Thomas, Boston A W Morton, Va
tew"’ - HWSS&W’Bf!
Mies Burke, Kv ' Mi«s J Reed; Ky - - n
1 • JWiiilnhaker.Va ’
D Roed A la. Pittsburg Thos K Carson. Ala -
P L Smith, Baltimore Jno Dowell, Baltimore
GCoahwu,’MD, Brooklvn* E F McGhee, Miss -
Dr ATI E r skin o. A la. Ala ■ E W Word. Charleston -
Mr Walter A la, Wnsli’n Miss Walter k .si’r. Wash
Geo P Whitaker, ' Jas Sykfes/Livorpool, Eng
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—fourth street; below Arob.
J Gross. Harriiiburg Jos G Keller. Bait I ''
P B Parker. Tenn 1 l,; ' Jfta P Kcrr. 'Wftsh’ni Pa -
C Hemet. Pa H D Rutter, PitWiburg’. -
Mil Stratton, Bolero, NJ' 1 G Stmttom Tens '
WGarrett; Harrisburg J Smiley, Mu,PmnciSfvo'
J u Gouenn, Macon, Tenn B Lvons.
H A Mel'ilfO.Jahll.lDltliiT'tt J M MnrrnW Onf
|i Haas, dal ' J E McChofmey, N J
J Y ■ H 8 Sigler, Newark, - O
John GilfiUan4 Ohesco • Geo G Donne, Chicago ’
MD Allen, Miss • / ■ RD Handr, Cin, O * :
raHfllenFuUer. Cm, O --R G Lon#lev,-Tenu - '-•
JAT MoGrath, Kv ' .TohnDMcCord, lMUsburg
Root Stevenson,lf Florence iM J Joyoe, PMla
L Lawsho. Miss ' ' JRKookon. Culsv
W Brott, Batrlax. P» Walter Bnek & la, Balt
J Lvman &wf,.Bucks w' ; Mrs Morris, &icks co,:P*
AShirman.Ohrn ' ; JphnOc&indMl, felt v .i
John W AtcPhorson, Va !\J 1) Gaddis; Jr, Ciu, 0 ‘
Johnßanlai}, /froy*N Y> - k ;r i 5) - ; -
JONES’iHOTEL—Chestnuts?., above Sixth.
■* MeGrawiSt Louis ' JfiL Cnmm'ins.N Y ' "
JEhlorton, Ky • 1 Ohas Wright, Dn! - • 1
CaptD Martin* Del - VerccuV Jarbao. N Y
prujtna, TtoV _ Lewis Rmei.Phila .
J W O»Harfti Jr.BaH . Jos S Young, Phila '
V* •' J TRiishton, En"land .
JB Champion. NJ Wmft Lawson! Boston
HS Johnston,Washington JRmevjnnis,Fla .
• ; A' Friend, Fa ’
Mi« J SidmwfN'J '
WPVanDowor,Albany MW Oovere.NY
NGrovs.Texas/', ’ ; - * /THMoMohani--Tov*s'
Rl.N«l,on;rf, -
cbcMtontßor- , ÜB°”7rmi, jr.Dol /
Amite James. Maino • wun Lovitfc7V*i
Beiy B Rieha,rds<m, Md,.
AMBRIG A it., nboy. Fifth.
wweat, kt -
RTlioman.N.r - - BCWay.Md
E Simmon. Brov, RI Mr Nicho&n A la; Balt
fl Join. N J Mr. Bunn. Kurland
S A A Wchtman. R I
U B.N , , L hl R.- Fraaor, -Bnannanork
M O'Bnen.Jbv . > JF Smith, Ttl-adhi.
C A Kmni,ray. Readmit \J? Hamer, 111 8 '
8? I i? l - Bo ! , . on ' • i ■ , ME Abbott; Sommit Hill
•tMWairnn.Mna. J G lochrani Ky . ™
EBartlett.Balt - JNNewton.Jtoebener
■ln. Wear, NY. Si F Corbett,-Va ”
J SutharA vf.Fa. H A tVilliamson, 111
i»loVey.Tlarfi.lHtr?... John Brook.Pa
w H Lyndsay, SirLpm. - w H Pattanon h bv. R, ■
B B Grtmmell. HdrrUbur, . R Miles'. MeSCaniSutra
Chas H Lorara, McKean co J. O LathroniaNrY . r
.ttiaHerr,Tlomco , - , , J A Mairoo k la, l‘orry co
Jas Hartta\dtts - W- W McConl. Pa 3
JlpMr'dto. . - AClmi.e.Holli.day.burr ’
B AJohnion,Ohio
j • .PfIANKLIN HOUSE—CliMtmit tb. ahnv* Third. ’
Snor--. , T P Wataon, Ptiila
ama, Boston. : • Wnt fiattlrea, Newark, NJ 1
lower.,'Waahmatan B B Jatiney. pjnla
M MoMutwnm. fQWa ■ CPEdwartl., N 3
MBavi..NY .. JolivtmfcwllPa
MreMorrl., fti ; ;; • GeO Van Vleit.N Y ' 1
R H tinnlnpr & wi, N Y dolm Brown. Md '
? Bl'.m-N V_ . . .EE Hilliard. Conn ~.
•J.A StnffOfd. Boston, .. ■J S Nleholi; , Wi«eonßin ! '' i
M» Miller. NY, Mr. Goddard. N Y ' ■
S P Conoser, Nd ,
T '0,7^1,18N, HOTEL. Arch street, above Third, r
JpaSlfhol. Savannah, Oa At E Cross; Bel co ,i
ft C Hammai- Oitio Vincont Barnard 5c la, Pa
WAV Esliadbr,HaVrlabtirg John M Ford, Md ■ ••
J Barron, Md - --- W-R Fenninston, Aid
wn. Roadin? , 1J TViiitar &<la; Salem. N J
tor.-fr, Salem, N J Alf Ifoarlnn. Salem, -NJi
-8 Kina.linry, Boston' 8 Slmitzar, NY v
USoott, Salem, O • • J G Hnfidirvft, Ftemington '
&te B '? Q i ,n! W [tl 4 *W Felhrtra, Bommfr®ll
*J, O U n J Stair, York, Pa .
0 B Keys', N'Y- - - ■
,VP - RNON HOTEL-eecohd at., above Arelir
CChttslman, Norristown a B ItmtarkoMlor, Pa
HOTEL—Rnco Btreot, above Third.
HRHflolcrruxn,Easton 1 HHMprniy.Prnnkford l
It Murray, Ky , Harritihurg -
II Hnnisimra • , Mr Harris tc la Mnaa H
6 .TChristian, Pottsrino „ EHHoffmnn.N Y ■
31 1> MePArinnd, M Chunk 3) Jolmson, Middlapnrt
JHWeil.Essex . M-Manner.p/i ,
L 1 ; V? Harnor. 7f ,T
J WWkUior, Wjlliemsburg O Hhnjuia. Mt rieasant '
Amc* Work, Pa , - .NH Bright, I’o ,
:-'EACJLjB‘HOTEL— I Thirdstrest. aboveitac#, , -
d Bookman. Dolco J Ranis, Phih
GPShorb.JiY , E Ejliott, Philft r •
"P woodman, Salem H Black, Snrdorco i
.1 Thompson, Pa -- SS'lVson' " '
JHayObio/ •• 1 JRBrown.lli
BMflrirrwden. Kentucky J) Main, Lookport
J Pontius; Phila * . . BPark, VY , , ~ . -
JJenJritw,Chflsca i . < ‘*-S
IJLAtiK BEAR 7IOTEL— Third st>, above CaUovhiib..
WLesher, Tdeshervlße . - Jacab'Lesber, Lnsliervills
f» Hensejniftn, Easton _ W M Bnckman, Capo May
Mrs Buokmnn, Capo May JiaWd Bielsholß, Rurnnoit’n
Henry Matris, Green Lane • Frank Hartzel, Tj!or port
JKBplitb.’Pa ‘’ W Chernnston, Lohanoii
BaVidClemraensiPn Geo YfYf o\f, Banboro .
JoaastYOrger, Phila ‘ ' •-, j
HARLEY SHEAF HOTEL-rSeeond at., below Vine.
WUa’krki’Bncks co ‘ CJeo Ackers, Trenmnt, Pa
VH^SV I .®.?.Fitzsimmons, Pa, Goo Bandercock, Fa. ,
Pa . ; :• J Davis,BuokHcn
Al^ug? ( n iSS,te°'. 1 I ko , Hoo , kl Ba - ck “ co , , '
T.V p f'hlrw n. '■ Ditvid Snyder; Barlij , 1
Bcl®- K 60 ' '
' «n ; i
* i t> ' ■ • :• ,r >fs '■ •: i i ‘ •• !< -
TgE, TO?AY.. jmtitl'jhjmi
| 7 ; 50,000 ■ paihs,, ;Wini>ow : Shades, , entirely
new patterns., op r CMe» new style DAW.AUK im<l IiAOU,
I CURTAINS. Also, IYINUOWSHADES ttnd
TlllMMlNfiSHn^Voved-pfttternsj tfoW °P arr « andoro
offered to puroh<wpr*Utpr}ces which must soll thaxqods.
: r>, T r .
®6J&Bfc 011 7. J ;7 iw ; ■' • 63d OHtfSTNUTStroirt, *.
aH-at'' 1 "'' J -
, .r:n\ i’-.i.'', I ,' ; i ay, . i.,'j O' ;Y. <Y ji,;v
. EsEßcrsK.-rTho;-m)flientGrecians rworo.
noted for their ncijitr. strength, and great powers,or ei>-
diironoo. The English womdrtof the present time are'
celebrated (or their* robust and healthy appearance, the
result, it; bpth instances, of vigorous n,nd healthy exer
cise. The Arneric&us,'unfortunately, haVe but - little
taste for thirf method of retaining their health br'bolldihg
up & broken constitution j lienpe the prevalence of
weak, sickly* and dellnnte men and women. HOOF
LAND'S GEItMAN BITTEItS wilt, in a groat measure;
palliate this wantlof exercise, by giving great strength
to the digestive organs, hence producing a good appetite,
and a vigorous fooling of, body. 'A' moderate degreo of,
exercise; heWeVer, used in connection with the Bittern,
is rfmoh bettor; the, most>desporate case of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility, yielding, tuicjdy to
thoir beneficial influoiic'o’. ’ ’ ’ '- J '* •
All druggists and dealers in rhedieines „ have these Hit
tors for sale at 75 cents per bottle.- Also, bvtho Proprie
tors. Dr. C. M. JACKSON, 418 ARCH Street, Philadel
phia, •»»; - • - * It
Removal.—Tnu Mutual Xtfb Insurance
Comp’aky op New York.—The Agency of this Com
pany has been -REMOVED'TO THE-ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY BUILDING at the .South
west cornor, of FOURTH and WALNUT Streets. , ‘ .
aulQ-12t - F: RaTCHFOHD STARR, Agent.
; Throw Away Your Wigs.—A„ luxuriant
growth of soft/ young hair speedily follows tho use of
JULKB Ha.TJRL , S ATIfENIKNfVp, OR IIAIR RESTORER. It
is a never-failing roraedy for, and preventive of, baldness.
It also ohanges gray hairs and whiskers to thcir origiiial
life colon It is not a dye, and is perfectly harmless
Sold by all druggists, and by JULESHAUELAe Co.,
No. 704 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia. , . auB-ot,
ONb-Priob Clotiung op tub Latest
STtlrs, and made in the best- manner,expressly for
retail sales., We mark, our lowest selling prioes m
plain viQUBEs on each Article. All goods made to order
Are Warranted satisfactory, and our one-fricrsTstSm
is etriotly adhered to. We, believo this to be the only
fair way of dealing, as thereby all are treated alike.
- ' • - 4 , ' 1 ; 'Trtwora 4. - g*m •
aps3-tauS7 : . r ; CM MARKET Street.,;
Qnovßß & "Baker’s ' ''
Crlbbbated Noisklebb Family SswiKd-KUcitrctES,
' ' ‘ AT BEDtrCEO PRICES. ’- - ''' ’ ,v;
Temporarily at No. fltfl Broadway. '>*’• '
Will return to No. 49s in a few. weeks.
Saving' Fund—National Safety Tbust
Company.—Chartered by the State'of Pennsylvania.' '
. RULES. , , « r.
1. Money is reoeived every day, and in any amount,
largeorstnall. ‘ * - - 1 ' 1
2. FIVE PER CENT, interest is paid for money from
the day it is put in. , , ;I
3. The money is always paid back in GOLD whenever
iti# called for, and without notice. - *’ ’ '' -
4. Money is received i/cm Executors , Administrators,
Guardians , and other, This tecs, in large or email turns,
to remain along or,short period. ...
6: The money rbosived frorii Depositors la invested in
Real-Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other first-'
o!a*« securities.
6. Office open every day—WALNUT Street, southwest
corner Third street. Philadelphia. - apig ;
Seamen’s Saving Fund—Northwest
corner BecoHd and Walnut Streets—Deposits re
received jn email ami large amounts, from all classes o(
the community, and allows interest at the rate of five per
cent, per annum.' ‘, 1 1
Money may be drawn by checks without'loss of in
terest.. , , . j .
Office open daily, from 9 until 5 o’clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until’9 In ‘the overling. President,
FRANKLIN FELL { Treasurer and, Secretary. CHAS,
E,morris, v .
By tho Rev. H. Kenhard; D. D.‘. on the evening of
t?a tK?t *pW F*; ARSON *of Chester co.. to
Mrs. SARAH BUCKLIA. of this citv, *
Bv theannio,on the 10thinstant. Mr. EDWARTSH.
VAIL, of Now Yotk, to Mibb ANNIE E. MURPHY, of
this city, 4 > ’ ■ ' * *•
Rev.F„Lnnnsherry, GEO,
SI. TIIRASHER W SARAH J. VEST, both of this
01 tv, .... , , , V
On the 7th instant, bv Rev. Josonh Kenner. REUBEN
WASHINGTON LEHMAN to ANNA MfcK, both of
this city. *
Cn the7th instant, by Rev. J. H. Ketmarrt. Mr.* GEO.’
to .Miss MARY A. HALLWORTH, both of
Barnes, SAMUEL
F. HAINES to MARY ANNA, eldest daughter of
MALACHI SLOAN, Lsq., all of this city. * ,
.-In Lancaster citv. Pa., on Wednesday evening. 10th
in»t.,Hr. G.B. MARKl.liv,in hi.osthm". ;
Funeral from Jus later residence, on Saturday after
noon, at 3 o’clock. To proceed to Lancaster Cemetery.
Of <mn«nmp»on, on the mornimrof the 10th instant,
HENRY K. AshBRIDGE, in theMth year of his «ro. '
b her MUC >°’
• v! e relatives and friondsof the family are respectfully
invitedtoattend the funeral from,tho residence of her
Summer street, thin <Friday)morntng,
at jo o clock. ’ r * *
At Media, on the Sth Inst,, WM. WILSON, in the 58th
yeay of htq aste.. ‘ t
H'jrelnHvesnmJrrjale fnonajhre ranpoctfilltr invited
to attend hi; funeral,'from hie late reeidonce. 317 North
Fifth etroot, thu (Friday) raomine. at 10 .o’elook,
jnthout further notice. To proceed to Woodland Cornel
Taeaday'eTcninr. 9th inatant.' ANNA EI.IZAt
BKTir.tvifo of DAVID VANDKWEER. .
from tho reaidonea of her hnstinnd, COB North
,Ufol ‘ on Saturday morning, lSth instant, at
lUocipeK. *
-Suddenly, on tho Sth instant, Mr. EDWARD 8E358-
LEY, need 79 years. . ~ .-
residence,Brhtvn street, holnw
Tiio HartmiMr.l’neonerj aro invited to attend. ■ *
«r*njno l aa l ' n, i , W t ;'" r »»t dauthtor
?. AMOS Ale and MAI ILDA HULL, aged 6 months and
13 days.
i’Foneral from the residence of her parents, No. WO
street, below Coates, this (Friday)afternoon,
years, - , •
Funeral from the residence or her 'parents, N0.7c3
South Fourth street, below G6rman, this (Friday) morn*
ns, at 10o’clock, without furtheruotire. •
„On the IQth Instant. SARAH JANE, daughter of
PATRICK and &ARAH McCLASKEY, aged lfmonths
Funeral Prom the residence of her parents, Hamilton
Nineteenth and Twentieth, north side,
this (Friday) afternoon, at 9 o’clock, without further no?
tiee. To proceed to Cathedral Cemeterv. v *.
JfSSjACOßffiob': B ''' 139 ’ mn - Slre - BARBARA ’
- Funeral from the rosidenco of hpr husband. Oils (late
above Richmond, this (Friday)aftef»oon,
R OMhoJOth instant, MAItY Mu We of JOHN TEES,
in the 63d year of her nee.'
Funeral from; the rewdoaoe of her hnsbind; No. 1412
™<'> ft 1 *
fTf 3 ’ 4 GEItIVUNTOW?(> ALQUST 9* 1959...
iilTTwl v fjV T » tor the sale er useful and fancy articles,
a Lw h-uni l the Town 'HBH.corrrmencmg MONDAY,
August 8, and capttnulng opon day and’evening during
t/io week. proceeds are .to be. applied towards
liquidating .the debts .incurred tn onlargmg the Churoh
lit 8v vtnoent do Paul,' Gennhntown, Rev.> Father
Domeneo, pastor. The hearty co-pperatioi) of all feel
ing an intoT«Rt- In’ the eempletion of- that beautiful
ohurch la raspcctfqllV solicitoda Tickets of admission
10 cents; season tickets 25 eddts; to l>a had at the
door. Gar* leave tlio depot, Ninth and Green sts.. every
lour duriug the day and evening. l Last train leaves
Germantown at lft>i P, M« ■, > i • : apB-Bt*
Hoots and shoes.
gOOTS, SHOES, & STRAW GOODS.
1889. FALL STOCK, 1889.
haddock, heed. & co.,
438 AND 440 MARKET STREET,
Invite ifie examination of purchaser# to a full and
oompleto stodk of BOOTS, SHOES, and STRAW
GOODS. ■ .' •. ■ • ■ , . oagl2-lm
WILLIAMS & CO., i
NO. 18 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
(WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE,)
Have now on hand a full assortment of Eastorn and
Philadelphia work, to which they invito the attention of
Southern and Western Merchants. aul?-2m
KEE.NE, STERLING, & FRANKS,
WHOLESALE dealers
r 'w* ' ■ ■ ■ . 1
; 3QOTS SHOES,
• ' • - - NO. 4ia ARCH STREET, 1
visiting tho 1 city will please call and oxa
mfiethoirstock.au!2-2m
& HARRIS,
manufacturers anb wholesale bealkrs
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NORTHWEST CORNER THIRB AND ARCH STS.,
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
rpo .. SOUTIIKftN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS;
■‘ . • ' ' ' faCVJNO '
WINDOW SHADES,: •
WINDOW HOLLANDS,' -
WINDOW-SHADE FIXTURES,
CURTAINS, or
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
w. HENRY PATTEN,
030 CHESTNUT STREET,
Offers for inspoction to buyer's a full lino of the above
goods, manufactured and imported expressly for the
FALL TRADE,
- Whioh are offered to tho Trrnle at prices' that dofji
competition. ■ . * anlZHit
—The -public are cautioned
wail ii!o s&sfflr/- Th ' > .* ,n
! ; M nA^hird' s&U.
IIiETROPOIATAN .INSURANCE , COM
I’ANI OF, NEW Afßots.'BSSs,(Klo.
»ni2-n ■
YOU. AVOID .'SHE REPENTED SlT
tings and gOton-infaUible JiikenesalfTou get Life-
' j »- ■ . au!2-lt*
MEETING.-—Tents and Materials
eioa conta.
MARRIED.
DIED.
PHIi/ADELPHIA.
JJRY-GOODSJOBBEBS.
,jnALL IMPORT.
18 59.
; HERRIN<^;;& ; ::<pTT.
1 1 " i ‘Jiavo now in StorSth.irtmial
,'s:p',LE N'r>'i ; t^' J i ; i B; k
SILKS, of ‘ ,
RIBBONS.
TRIMMINGB, . i ,
. . ; ... K^itO, D HRIE3. WGooj)a
N. W,' CORNER FOURTH AND MARKET STS.
■ : muj-am , , , .
§i£k GOODS. FALL ’59,
• I ' 1 ‘ ‘ i
j , Jf ’ ] - r _ f
SIBLEY,. MOLTEN,; & , WOODRUFF,
NO. 631 MARKET STREET, r,
(North Side,)
Invito the attention of Buyere to their ohoioe end com
plate stock of
;SILK, DRESS, AND FANCY GOODS,
aus-Im i ■ ; -
1859. FALL . I,RADE -1859.
SHORTRIDGE & BRO,
• (»T?CCKRBO?S TOJIABJftSAN, SNyUBR, & C 0.,)
. , IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
’ op * (
•DRYGOODS.
| r 490 MARKET STREET," 1.
„ iL l _ - l* ave ht store a complete line of. .
FORBIGN AND .DOMESTIC GOODS,
Selected exprosely with a view to the Interests of
CASH AND PROMPT SHORT-CREDIT DEALERS,
they respectfully invite the attention of the
B.—A full stock constantly on hand, and orders will
bo exoouted promptly, at the
' aus-2m] LOWEST MARKED RATES.
, M • 1 v —
OLEAOHED AND BROWN
SH E ETINGS. -
■ l r I ■ 1
A VbLL XIKS OV
; THE MOST APPROVED BRANDS, .. .
’ - ;, ft FOB lAtB . •
i BY THE PIECE OR PACKAGE; ‘
t JQSHUA E. BAJEV. ‘
.: 2U.MARKBTBTREBT, ...
anl-tf > ‘ PHILADELPHIA. |
ItULLINEUV GOODS.
FALL TRADE,
J 25 CHESTNUT STREET, 725
■< LINCOLN, WOOD & NICHOLS, .
Invite the attention of the trade, epecially oaah and
: ahort-tirae buyers, to their 1
UNEQUALLED ATTRACTIONS
FANCY AND STRAW BONNETS, RIBBONS,
; FLOWERS, FEATHERS, Ac., &c. -
N. B.—Our Fancy Bonnets are all made on our own
promises. auil-3m
43J MARKET STREET. ■
RIBBONS,
Of every kind, in immense variety;
NEW BONNET MATERIALS, 8
BONNET VELVETS,' SATINS, :
GRO DE NAPS, LINING SILKS,
ENGLIBH CRAPES, of the best makes.
1 FRENCH k AMERICAN'ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS,'FEARERS, RUCHES, kc
Also, newost Fall styles of
STRAW AND FANCY BONNETS,
And STRAW GOODS, of every desoription,
Now open, and presenting altogether the most com
plete stock of MILLINERY GOODS in this market.
• Merchants and Milliners from every section of the
country are cordially , invited to call and examine our
stock, which we offer at the ’ ’
CLOBEST PpSSIBLE PRIOES.
ROSENHEIM, BROODS, A CO-.,
aulO-tnoyl 431 MARKET ETRKF.T.
J # HiLLBOKN JONES.
Importer and Manufacturer of .
- -r3
. . AXD ,
STRAW BONNETS,
.artificial flowers,
FEATHERS, RUCHES, &c‘,
Tho attontionof City and Country Dealers is invited
to a large and varied stock of tho above goods, at
432 MARKET STREET; 1
anMra , .Below FIFTH.
COMMISSION HOUSES.
QINGHAMS.
SOLID CHK LOW TO SUPER AND DARK FANCY’S,
JUST OPENED,
RIDGWAY & FLING,
«0 CHESTNUT STREET.
W. MELEZET & CO,
’ *' No. 812 CHESTNUT STREET,
Agonta of THIRION MAILLARD A CO.
PRINTED
AND PLAIN
MERINOS AND MOUSSE LAINES/
BOMBAZINES; VEIL BAREGES.
' ALSO*,
> BROGUE AND STELLA SHAWLS,
i Ac., Ac., Ac, -
PHILIPPE KID GLOVES. '
aatj-lit "
rpiloY HOSIERY CO.’S
MERINO SHIRTS
AND
DRAW E R S -
ROBERT E. EVANSi
AGENT,
218 CHESTNUT STREET.
iela wfAniSm
CARPETUSGS, OIL CLOTHS, Ac.
M ’OALLUM & CO.,
CARPET MANUFACTURERS,
: GLEN ECHO • MILLS, OERMAIWOWN.
1 Also, Importers and Dealers ijn
OABFETINOS,
OIIj GHiOTMS,
MATTING-, RUGS, &C.
WARRHOUBE 509 CHESTNUT BT„ - '
(Opposite the. State House.)
Southern and Wseterr, buyers cto respactfully invited
to palh - ' . au4-a®
HAIIDWAItE.
'JVRUITXT, BEO.. & CO.
IMPOR7.ERB and wholesale dealers
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, *O.,
SSJS?/ MARKET STREET. 599
, . . BELOW SIXTH, NORTH SIDE,
auß-3m PHILADELPHIA.
jJJOORE, HENSZEY&CO-,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AND GUN
WAREHOUSE.
NO. 49T MARKET, AND 416; COMMERCE STS.,
ttu»-3m PHILADELPHIA.
QJSNUINE G. D. CAPS,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
FOR SAI.E AT THE LOWEST RATES,
ERASMUS .0. PRATT & BRO.,
JMit-tn th.-loi
OF 1859;-- ■ ■ ‘ -
LUDWIG, KNEEDLBR,
& GO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF , f ..
BRITISH, FKENGH, AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS, V :
NO, 30 NORTH THIRD ST., ABOVE.MARKET,'.
OU6-l3t i , WfifT SIBB. _ f ‘
LgYHOS. MELLOR & GO.,
NO. 8 NORTH THIRD STREET,
| • IMPORTERS
, • I OF . i -
■ , t ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN .'
HOSIERY, • ’
GLOVEB, SHIRTS, DRAWEES, ,r *C’
ans-3ra i <'
(CHAMBERS & CATTELL,
NO. 33 NORTH THIRD STREET*. PHILADELPHIA;
IM P 0 RT EftS’ OF 1 ■' '
FRENCH CALF SKINS,
AND ‘ ' ‘ ‘
OP
; CITY CALF AND KIP gtf'lNS,
Moroccos and Linings, Oak and Rod Sole Leather,
aus-lm
&-MAGINNIS,
Importers and wholesale dealers in
, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN •
SHOE THREADS,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH LASTINGS, AND
SHOE-MANUFACTURERS’, ARTICLES;
Sewing Machine Silk, Thread and Neediest
' • ' NO. 30 NORTH THIRL 8T„ «•*.
S * a UPFIELD’S PATENT BOOT-TREES.
aus-3m • ,* .
JUNGERICH & SMITH*
i WHOLESALE ■ '
GROCERS,
NO. 48 NORTH' THIR,I), B : TftE : ET
Honey, and Loverins’s Byrdp always on hand.
OUS-2m ‘ : -
gOWER, BARNES, & CO.,
PUBLISHERS AND DEALERS IN
MISCELLANEOUS,' SCHOOL; AND.
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY. -
NO. 3T. NORTH THIKDJ?TBEET,- DELOW, ARCH-.
Publishers ofl’eltgn’s Srandid Series of' J '
•„ 'Iy’CLINE MAPS AND KEYS. : ■
DR. EMMERSON’S MANUAL OF
■ Sanders'Noy Readers.., Greenish.’s and Broalta’-
Arithmetics, Ao. Blank Books, Writing, Wrapping,
Curtate, end Wall Papers. „ . aus^tn
185 D T? ADE; 1859.
j t .• w a 'y:&; c 0.,
IMPORTERS AND - JOBBERS .
■ , or ■ : ■ ■
DRY GO O D S ,
NEW MARBLE BUILDING,
. NO,. 2 8
' NORTH THIRD STREET;
We offer, b 7’ Ithe'pooliage 1 the'pooliage or pieee, to
CASH OR PROMPT SIX-MONTHS BUYBKB, :
A very large and atttaotiro Stock of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ” DRY GOODS.
Pupch era prill find oer stook veil assorted at all sea
aonaof' neyear.,
3. T WAY, . . JAS. H DUNLAP,
WM. p; WAY,. [auS-Sra] GEO. P. WAY.
JAMES, KENT,;BANTEE,
& CO.,
* IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
or ''
DRY GOODS,
N08.33r & 941 NORTH THIRD St., above RACE,
- Would now inform their customers and the trade gene«
rally, that their stock this season will be
. UNUSUALLY. ATTRACTIVE,. • . .
• aus-2m
Peter Sieorr, Wm. S. Bated, ’ Jonif Wimt, ;
Jacob Riboel, ' D. B. Ervin,
JJIEGEE, BAIRD, & CO.,
■ - ; . (Late Sieger, Lamb, & C 0.,)
IMPORTERS
DRY GO OD S,
No, 4T North THIRD STREET; PHILADELPHIA.
OUE FALL STOCK
Is now complete in all its department*,’arid readr for
Buyers. Prompt paying Merchants from all parts of the
Union are roepectfuliy solicited to odlTarid.exaimno for
thomselvee. aas-3m >
Y ARE), G-ILMORE, & CO.,
NOS. 40 AND 43 N9RTK.THIRD STREET,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
SILKS, RIBBONS, DRESS GOODS,
' WHITE GOODS, LACES, LINENS,
. f " EMBROIDERIES, Ac.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, , MITTS, AND. SHAWLS.
aus-3m,
GENTS* FURNISHINGGOODS.
QUNTLEMEN’S, FURNISHING GOODS
' AND
TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS.
LONGCQPE & PEARCE,
NO. IQ SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Hare now in etore ft full assortment In their line, to
which the, invito the attention of their customers
end buyers of euch goods. aufi:2m
JJ # C. WALBORN & CO.,
(New) Nos. s and 7 NORTH SIXTH BTRBET, *
MANUFACTURERS
OF
SHIRTS, WRAPPERS, DRESS STOCKS, BTC.
Dealers in every article relating to the
. GENT’S FURNISHING BUSINESS.
. myl7-3mif
JW. SCOTT—lato of the firm of Win-.
G'HESTnIjt Street, (nearly opponte the Girard House,)
j! wfSl would respectfully call the attention ,of his
former patrons and friends tohis new store, and is pre
wired to fill orders for SHIRTS at shortnotica, A
perteet fit guarantied. Wholesale Trode supphod with
lino Shirts and Collars. • Jy«-ly
BROTHER) & BREWSTER,
23 NORTH FOURTH STREET
HOSIERY,
‘ * GOODS.
We have a fino stoak of Imported and Domestic Goods,
particularly adapted to
SOUTHERN TRADE,
To which we invite the attention of firet-clasa buyers.
au6-2m ',■■■■
j^emoval;
MOBS, BRO., & CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
nul-m-if
JJKMOVAI,.
PHILADELPHIA, Atravel 4,1859.
THE OFFICE OF
THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY
Ilns been
REMOVED
To the Company’s New Building, at the
S. W. CORNER OF FOURTH AND WALNUT STS.
atis-in-if CHARLES W. COXE, Secretary.
ESEMOVAL.
KEENE. STERLING, W FRANKS.
' * WKOLKSAI.K HKAY.ISRS IN
• BOOTS AND SHOES, „
Rave removed to 413 ARCH Street. mill-Ot
|NOR PROTHONOTAiRY OF THE COURT
•F OF COMMON PLEAS,
JOSEPH 0. COSTELLO,
Of the Seoon d Ward.
*yBuhJeoUo Uemoot&tio Sftlee, . angl-tiß
HOLES A.L,I SADDLERY
M. J. LUKEISIS & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA,
Have on hand a general assortment of Bafltlies. Bridle*.
Harness, Trunks, &0.. euitable for the Southern and
We«tem trade. “ auB-lm
» SANK STREBT.
REMOVALS.
Have removed to
430 MARKET STREET,
SOUTH SIDE.
POLITICAL.
No. 312 MARKET STREET,
travel fora
I ’ ''--Wlioloßale'Luiuor.llousat (me.Trlio can infln>.
■SmTc&T‘ a ‘"f' Adllrei «
V/fTANTFiD—By an experienced Salesman,
’ ’ a'Sttuation,' iuia first-olass Dry'Goods House
t Address ” Saleaman,*?. office of The Press, an!2-4ty
WANTED,-t-A, young. Man' as Entry
.Clark m e Wholesale'Cloth Store. Address "B.
<fc C 0.,” office of this yager- - • - ? * au!2-2t*
"JM7*ANTED—ra Partner who can command
_ J * • §6,000, to takonninterestin a safe and profitable
Manufacturing business already established. Address
Factory’'tltia'office. , ■ _ r .-, - ; anl2*3t‘-
A : YOUNG - GIRL WISHES EMPLOY-r
mpnt nt Housework.'Apply to JAMES MqGANEY,
ho. 2 LILLIAKStreot . • an!2-2t* ~
A LAD—IG yearsof ngej .wishes V Situa-.
-*-•*- tion ns Ermrid-Wy': ran give good' recoinmonda
tions. Address, ” B.Vjhfo office/ ,- , atrt2-3t»«,~
\/y ANTED— -A - Salesman in the Whole-,
. * _ sale Dry Goods business.. A young rrmnfrom2J
fPa? 5 / e, VrB Qf ago preferred. Address Box 1866.*’ Post
Oflicecwith name and reference,’; * . aull-2t*.
X/tjTANTED—A" situation as Book-keeper
l/-'*'-.or Entry Clerk in a Jobbing .or Commission
House, by an experienced Penman.' satisfactory reler
ence given.' E.” at this office; •
A YOUNG LADY WISHES. A SITUA
TION « Teacher pfAIUSIC. andPRENCHina’
private family or .School. Address t “ B.” office of Tfts
rreis. < i . > «. ao&-ct*'
WANTED— By a Young Man, a situation
' as Assistant in a pocking room, or Light Porter.
Can give good reference. Address J. F.» Press office.
au|l-12t* • • ' ~ -
WANTED TO EXCHANGE for improv
ed city property, free from incumbrance, ISO acres
of excellent FARM LAND, located m Gloucester Co.,
New Jersey. The Railroad from Caniden’to Bridgeton,
shortly to be laid, passes within a short distance of the
laiid. For farther particulars address J. K., office 1 of
Th« Pres*, , • , je2L
FOB SALE AND TO LET.
TO LET—The Very extensive CELLAR
of Storo No.fios MARKET Street. Apply on the
premises. . oull-ut*
•, TO LET.—The largo, six-story Brick
ahi. WAREHOUSE. Np. «8 COMMERCE Street,
suitable for Stornro or Manufacturinr purpoeos, .Apply
at No. fiQS MARKET Street. aall-lm^
TO LET—
Thp Third.Pounb, and Fifth' Stories or the now
Store, 413 ARCH Street. Apply on the premises, all-dt*
fSjlr TO LET—With; Steam Power j for a
Str.ote. Plenty of light. Room Üby w. Gee, Water,
and Heat introdneed. Apply m second story. apB^{*.
mr FOR SALE OR TO RENT The
mL HOUSE and STORE, N. E. corner of TAMANY
Streot and YORK ; avertae / well suited for a Shoe Store
or other h«ht businoes. Terms low* Apply to T. Q.
HAKOROFt, Grocer, opposite corner.- att<t»7t*
F.vrms and country seats for
SALE. ' « r ,
Fanps of .132 acres, only two and a half milos from
Norristown, will be sold on easy terms, and would make
two handsome Farms. t * ~j • .* - x , v - . - .
Farm of 43 acres, benuhuuly located, under good cul
tivation, and is a very desirable property— fair im
provements. . 1
Farm .of 100 acres, six miles from Nmristown.'m a
.good-neighborhood and beautifully located—improve
ments very good.. * -. \; .v
- Country seat, with 16 Seres highly itnprorod, and in a
•splendid part of the country) Only two miles from Nor
nstown. „ ?.
- Farm of 30 aores near Port Kennedy, in Chester boun
ty one of the most vroductivo - littln properties in the
coyutry, and possession can lio given at any time—terms
easy. ' •- ~ ' -
Farm of £0 acres, in a good neighborhood, for sale
cheap. •
Country seat, with 16 seres, within the borough limits.
Country seat, with 26 acres, fruit abundant, near the
borough. . - > j , !■ :, * ,
Farms varying from 20 to 160 aores, for sale on terras
to suit, 1 throughout the country. ' ; ■-
, Three or four-Uotel properties for sale, where a good
business con be done. V •< . »
Persons desirous of purchasing real estate may. find it
to their advantage in call and seo me/ Good Horses and
Carnages will bo furnished, ftoe of expense, to parties
who may desire to ride out to examine the properties 1
hnveforsale. . i r ; . - u - • 5 ~- ,
For full descriptions, terms. &c.,&c.. address
aul3-fm&w4t*-, R. R; CORSON, Norris town .Pa.-
A VALUABLE FAEM AND COUNTRY
BEAT FOR RALE, two mile's from the Cheltea
bUiStation, North, Pennsylvania Railroad, oontaming
120 acres of highly improved land, with as abundance
fraitaud shade, trees. The improvements are a fine
stone mansion, containing fourteen rooms.'tenant-honsa.
ioe-hogsa, large barn, cariia.ge-liouse, and all neoeseary
out buildings. A fine tjmlding site on the premises.
Could easily be divided in to two beautiful country seats.
For further particulars inquire of John J, C. Harvey,
on the premises. - t :-\ - faugl-lm*; -
HARDWARE.--A' Wholesale House, do
ing ohiefly .» .Southern, package r business, to
prompt dealers in qities, desires to sell otat. Bad health'
the reason jfor retiring. The business of twelve ytj&rs
standing. Tho stock is all new, and mostly in.original
packages. The Terms will be liberal.. Nolands taken in
exchange., Address *‘Delpbo.s,7 Box 2061 New York
Post Offioe. • 1 "- -■ •'* « t- J '* ■- augl-12w ?
SUPERIOR NORTH THIRD STORE TO
RENT.—The larse and well-hchted granite k front
Store,No. 124 North-Third street,aboveArch,suitable
for Jobbing or Heavy Package'Trade." Terms satisfac
tory to a responsible tansni.. Apply on the premises, or
at No. 427 Vine street. - . * - - ' Jy3o-I3t* -
BOAKDING.
Boarding wanted.—wanted,
. Boarding by a Gentleman and Wife in & private
fnmil** occupying a commodious 'House in a genteel
neighb >rhooo. Address, with terms and location. “Box
270,” Post Office. aulO-St
BOARDING.— Elegant and airy Rooms,
single and iu suites, can be had with first-class
Board, for the Bummer, Fail, and. Winter, at 1315 W AL
NUTStroot. r ' auB-2m •
Desirable private boarding for
families; btree and small rooms oommunisiting,
PERSONAL.
JOSEPH T*- KRAUSS; MADISON HOUSE,
ELEVENTH . AND BHIPPEN* STREETS, at 9
o’clock will have a good Btock of LUNCH for lus < friends
The house is newly painted,
lA thing that it wanted),
And everything is me© and now., ...
Come one, come all,
. And xivo us a calL, . ’ , *
And voit’ll find of I 'good tlunes not a few. - -
FREE LUNCH at 9 o’clock SATURDAY EVENING.
Mock Turtle and Calf-head Soup, -Ac., Ac.
i - J. J*. KitAUSS, Successor to.
H. McMKNAMEN,
* au!2-2t* S. E. cor. ELEVENTH and BHIPPEN Sts.
PERSONAL. —The- gentleman' who ad
dressed a note to G. B. ARNOLD, on the fith in-
Slant, will receive all the information he desires by ad
ressing a line to “A. & C 0.,” through Blood’s Dis
patch. stating lug whoreabouts. - - i aulg-2t*
PERSONAL,, —Elwood Strausser is no
loneor authorized R>
* aul2-3t» EPHRAIM T. WAGGONER.
TVOTIOE—-WILLIAM H. CLARKE is no
11 longer authorized to iiet for me as my'Agent. His
Agency terminated DIiCEMBER 2 2d’uMsa , -
aul2-lt* HOWELL R LA.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST —A Pocket-book containing si small
amount of Money ami some Papor.. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by returning the aanio to the
"truer. No. 118 FEDERAL Street. ■ anll-li*
EXCURSIONS.
Jjl 0 R THE, SEA-SHOHE.
in two And a half hours,
TRAINS LEAVE
VINE-STREET FERRY
DAILY AT 7H A. M. AND 4P. M. RETURNING AT
: 8 a! M. AND 4.40 P. M. •
SUNDAY TRAIN TO ATLANTIC LEAVES
\ ' "
T A. M., AND RETURNS AT 6 P. M.
ans-tf SEE ADVERTISEMENT. ,
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
HOW ISSUES
• EXCURSION TICKETS
. . TO
ALTOONA AND ORESSON
OR TUB
ALLEGHENY MOUNTAINS. ,
GOOD FOR FOURTEEN T)AYS. ,
Persons wishing to breathe pure .MOUNTAIN MR,
seekers of pleasure, and all who do sure relaxation lrom
loslneßS, should tako advantage of this grea*
REDUCTION OF FARE,
TO VISIT *
ALTOONA AND ORESSON.
Fare to Altoona and.Returq. $1
“ Cresson ” •••*•; ffg
BEDFCtfIIi?B?RINGB PASSENGERS ‘ are
jy?9-lm LEWIS L. HOUPT. Cen. Ticket Agent.
PHILADELPHIA
AND READING RAH.ROAD.
” KYmmaioN TICKETS. . .
E-cureion Tioketa vrllbeis
sued at the Dopot. Broad and Vine atreuta*, ont hoSA;
TURDAY of each wool;, to return on the MONDAY
foHoWm*,.yiz: , , J ,3 '
To Reading and back
Pottstown do { K
ess ,u 0 S:«
Pottsville _do. 3?a
?«6-im er ° f 8 B °W?H. McILHENNY. Secretary.
~evslSSs • • • for CAPE buy,
»“■ AND NEW YORK,
’MA? 5 S'S'^Ud&S,
at BA. M. _
Stoamore DEL AWARE, Captain Copee,
BOSTON. Captain S?llow, ,
KENNEBEC, Captain Hand,
Form a Daily Line between this city, Cape May, and
NewVorb, leaving from Firat Pior below Spruce atreot,
“‘on'SUNDAYS, [or at 8
Lowe Now York, (S.undaye excelled’,) at........ 5 P. M.
"■ . Cape May, daily.;nf AA. M.
Fare to New York, Cabin 82 00
•Faro to Cape May, inoluding Carnage Hire Jo
' “ “ - 76
•* M Season Ticket, Carnage Hire
extra 8 00
«» 14 Skate Rooms.extra ...••• 00
Freights for New York and Cape Mar taken at low
rates. Goods destined boyond hew. York will.be for
w,dedWithde.pa«eb^.^|—
314 and 316 South DELAWARE AVENUE.
. FOR CAPE MAY7ON SUNDAYS. ’
During tho “ Season,”, a steamer wilMeavo. for Cape
May, on Sundays, at 8 o clock A- 8
Papa May. Monday morning, at 8 otoloci. JB ——
- DAILY FOR CAPE MAY.-r
-fine Bteamor Cnptajn W.
by THIS U«. erg '* l> ™
carried in xHESK boata.
FSfintlieletand, C»rrj««
it it season Tiokets,* Carriage Hire
extra 8W
Carridgm, Hones, W 4 Freight mien at {he umul
ratee, )»“"
AMXJSEMENTS,
m °n will b. .
will npjpi°. r i “ s *. h ? world-reuowuea Dr. VALENTINE
Ct)f' ‘ n l !ih original HAPPY UJf,
HESS™” DANCK ’ os?i»te<rby JULES VON bsn
- Tha perforntaqcG with - / '
* Prices ns usual/ *
r or particular see bills.-
TVIUSIC AT PAIRMOUNT.
o r ! JJ llB celebmteij eEHMANIA BAND, of tm-v
Fn»° |H IS AFTERNOON ttnd EviS
rnlmioS£t. b W Fountain*, on tha .7.OTl*»Woir
-The Green and Rkihrer
naK-lt
M
USICAL FUND HALE. ' ' ;
FO.K ONE WEEK ONLY.” '
- WONDAY} Angoat lff r UO9. -,
, orisrinal.'mui' ottlr
GEOSog*^. B^® l -
E* M- HOOLE-Y. , f Proprietor*,
8/CiCAMPBELL...MusisslSiMAtor.
,
'^ oc ,^llrJi^ trumon^ », and Htatrioate -
58 '-. anHenibnwmr avatietr of new
. .fc**’* 801 ??* Duete, Choraaea, saa©e«,
mii.M? getl i er i JittL*** and original •
-roirth-provokuiK Plantation. Scene*. .. < .
AS“» loierlades, Boriesqae
, .• °T2tfBs!igg*ff't ;■-■■■ ••
NOVELT IBS I
- •.•
*i£Entire changeof programmeeacbevanla* • ‘
i Admission Twentr-five Cents.—TuASa -
be had at the MUSIC fITOHESand at tSiWWP
8 5 E o »rtalMn,nt-somo»SMi M .
acXm^„?,tr erVed;for :
an 9 - • ■■•■ - - LEWIg AV BWIBLER. Atimt
MCSICAT. lAJRMOITNT EVERY AP- 1
I tERNOQ?TAKD EVENING. PRER - “
. _ _ CONCERT By'MOONLiGHT. „ -
. thec«lrt>ra^
; At Vhleh aft the Popular Musiooftte 6kr wifl hi '
perfonned. 'Tha progrramfno inU 'be VeriW awf,. •;.
o* loekPM w ” n,l }® noe a * four, end continue uUl'ten *
'" ' • " '- ~ ' • 'AMt; f.
SJANFORD’S OPERA: HOUSE, 7 T ~~™'
ELEVENTH street, between Cbeetnntiad Market *
SANmwsfeS^SiOTß,.•' • r : •;
' In. • Cora l>'a! r in'Swworld, J ’
IntheirMortlimuto »Verr «T«nlu*. • . '
*. - . . SANFOBD appear* - - ,
Every evening ifc h»r great TSoie of Cbaraotete.' •
•,; P o ?™ open at 7tf. ? Gommenorat a. • .
AdmiMioif 83 6ents. 'Chi&dren 13 cent*.
nHHE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY DP.
' ' m^No.l^m5 A STREET, r 1
pIASSLEB’S ■ ORCHESTRA—M. HASS.
J BROTIHBR tbs*
i (bei^H« Office at t£Br resESse*.3s
LOCuSTflTßEiiT,where engagement* oubeMdi'M
■ •- r ,~'t - M - v j : ‘ -<
retail dry goods.:
EOULARD ROBES. - 1 r
;. {Handsome. lie w'dasigna long J)r*iwe*,_ • ;>
. 1 Medium and neat Styles. _
Imported by . . SHARPLESS BROTHERS. •
«>u , , F4OHTH and CHESTNUT,
Law organdjes =and bari»es.
Selling at very low price* to make room for lo
ta mn Goods. ■ SHiOtPLESfI k s
anil , -, • CHESTNUT and KIOHTHat*SU.r-
HfEDIUM ANDtDARK.-QHIST^ES./..
i’-“\Prenchand British Ciuntieaof new Style* and
Colorings—both neat designs «iur,nch>bc*mel*. ( im.-
ONE. MONTH OP BARGAINS TO
CLOSE OUT-SUMMER STOCK! ■ I
. , Challis reduced to 12X and Idceqt*.
Barege Napoleons and Double Barege* reduced to UK
and HS.cents. i-'-.u '*_*• »•-
, Barege Robes redaeeqto 94,95, &nds7 50,
fesquins, fcc tt rednodfrfrom 37*to 25. • • „: >.
Fine Lawns, Bareges, Crape Harets, and Tam&rtiae*
a! redueed. - -v. •'* .1--,!'.. - .1
Lupin’s Wide. White and Bfrok Bareges, jbr.Bhewtb
Mantillas,«o. • - - -- ' 1 * <■_.>' - »
ghantiljr Lace Mantles, reduned. - ( •< „.- - .
□per. Pnsker Lace do. ’ do. ‘ '
BHAWLS IN.VAJUETV, Black Silks, Hooped Stir*,
Jcc. k * . .
Latest style Franeh Worked, Swiss, and Cambria Get*
lars, at £0 cents, - . , ,
FURNISHING COOLS. - • -
__ 1 2-4 HAMILTON SHEETINGS.
4-4 WiUiamsriUe Shirtings', Baltic, Semper Idetn,
Amoskeasj'&o. - * - - -- r -'
Fine assortment Flannels, 32K0. to §1 per Yard.
,-.r . CHAKLi® ADAM#,.
auB * EIGHTH and ARCH SicmU.
TMTERINO, GAUZE: UNDEKGABMENTB,
of Cartwright St "Warner's Btirorior mal». W.
Vk&va.ihem ih all vanetaw for Ladies,' GentaVaad
dren’s wear.
Hosiery m medium and superior onaUbee for Ladies*
Gents/and Children’s wear, including a lot of Ladle**
open-worked Lisle-thread how, of very fine qaafiue*,
and atotof linenand Lisle-thread half hoee tor Qeattr
•T3auntrets.ltf-st!lV*nk thread, kid and
buckskin.
Nubia Scarfs or Clouds/ of large sine, in white and
oolors, for sale at -
HOFMANN’S HOSIERY STORE/ ' *' •'
augl-mw&fti No. 9 NORTH EIGHTH «tree*.
rriHOKNLEY & OHI
Northeut comer EH
DEN, ••• •
15M,..,' •,...■
[GHTH and SPRINB GAR
' “ “
• j At and nnder.Cost PrioetlT
Rioh Organdie Robes, j Napoleon Baregea,
Rich Baroze Robes, . IDncala and VafeaMasb
Very fine Carabnc Lawns, I Crape Tamartinee,
Good quality of Challies, IPancy Silks,
Black Lace Pointes,
Black Silk Dusters,"
- SilkMantiUas, Barege ShaviSf Aou
Just opened, aspmmbd sot of
Fo l^ufeilSK!Sl»-'
Good Shirting and Sheetinr Muslins.
Irish
aug 1-tf • . - • •
French lacebournqus with
Capes, Points and Mantillas,(Alenoon,) all at re
duced pnees, to close the seasetaj-at the _ >•* - -
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM,
FRENCH LACE BOURNOUS
and Mantillas, tCarabray,}ingreat profusioa/at reduced
pnoes, to close the season, at tbe
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM . .
BLACK AND WHITE
Dneter„e^u r dpri f|fi . g ~
. SUMMER CLOAKS AND in an B fiJS»«
vanetyor^jßmdug^^l^
1 The whole of onr rtook'ia now ofibriAl etiaSaeed
rriee., srepemtory to Ihe ok»^of p .
Jy? 706 CHESTNUT SSjSh
CASSIJIERES, &o.
\J Fine Black Broadcloths.'
Ladies’ Cloths, light colors ana blaek. '..
Fine Black poesknis and Cassimeres.
Fancy Casstmereß. Vestings, and SaunetU.
Linen guuds.
.Best makes heavy and fiqe Linens,
Some cheaixlots by the piece 6r yard,
Napkins, Doylies, Towels, Diapers.
Bfeakiaat Cloths, Horn 76c. to 91.20.
Dining-table Damask Cloths. '
COOPER A CON
- Jy27 NINTH and &
-■WfiDEiAMS VILLE.
T " Wamsutta, and other Shirtings.
Pine and low-priced Shirt. Bosoms.
Sheetings br tqe yard or piece.
Flannels, Tiokmgs, Ac.,*c. . «._ .
■ - %teimrr
HYDROPATHIC.
(QHESTNUT SPRINGS.
WATER-CURE,
At CHESTNUT BILL, PHILADELPHIA County, Tn*
for the treatment of nil Chroma and obstinate diee&M%
This Inetitution, under the shares of an exponeneed ud
■kttful Phyeieian, ia now oonfeeiedly. the leadvil ami
most successful hydropathic establishment -in Hue
Mary Oottringer, 131 North
Twelfth street; Charles L. Bharples«, Eeq., oorner
Eighth and Chestnut streets: George Grantjßsc.,3S
Market street; H.PnrTJaglon,Esq.,qfMjers f .Claahora,
k Co. For other
RESIDENT PHYBICIAN, CHESTNUT HILL.
je§-3mif * ' ~
MONEY.
dhl Oftft TO LOAN ON APPROVED
© security, to insure the subscriber a per
manent Situation kn Book-keeper or Salesman in &
Wholesale or Retail Dry Goods House. No objections to
eoing to tho country. Apply to **■ X.Y. Z.” Press office
au!2-3t*
Sso*ooo TO LOAN,
IN SUMS TO SUIT APPLICANTS,
upon Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry* Guns, Mer
chandise, Clothing, Ac.i on moderate tenns.'by JONES
& CO.. Brokers, northwest comer of THIRD and GAB
KILL Streets, below Lombard; Established for the Ufr
35years. Office hours from 7 A. M^to 7T.M. . .. ..
' Second-hand Gold and Silver Watches, by eminent
tinakers, warranted genuine, for saleoheap, at one-qalf
the original cost. / a»M4hn-u
DRAFTS —On tho Union Bank of London,
and Royal Bank of Ireland, in sums to suit. 1
For sale by WELLS, FARGO ic CO., ,
mylB-3m* No. 400 Chestnut street.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
(OELAM—
PAGNEJ, JANUARY 16,1859.—1 n consequence ot
the frequent invitations received by roe to renew the
shipments of my Champagne Wines to the United States.
1 be* leave hereby to inform my former customers and
the public in gonernKthat I have appointed Messrs. F.C.
BROUWER, ANCIiER, & CO., Bole Agent, to the
United Smtes. for the sale Gf my Champagne wines.
My Wines have been no long and favorably known. in
the United States, it will be unnecessary to comment on
their quality, further than to nay that my new shipments
will in no way be found inferior to the former ohm. •
.BILIjEGARI
Brt.I.EGART SALMON’S CHAMPAGNE WHffiS,
both CABINET utitl VERZENAY, for ..Je wd oon
.Uutly on *
~i HV.AVP.R Stroat. Ney York.
St. Julian
Mnrtnn St julfflft XatOtlCO. pints , CO 00.
Chateau La S i F 4miS
stone and Brourrt
-8“So “ Bd L ° l “ 1 A. l> Botith FRONT Street
CLAUDE LORRAINE OR LANDSCAPE
MlRRORS—A“plea*ing and beautiful Instrument
for viewing Clouds. Landscapes, &o.; particularly
njnpted for use in tne Country, and at the Sea Shore.
The MIRROR produces instantaneously the most
otornuo* reSection ~*&&
uM( • . ' -733 CHESTNUT Btreat.
A MERICAN BALE ROPE.— We invite
HAMS AND SHOULDERS.-2,000 pieces
City Smoked Hems nnd Shmildere. Albo. 900 >U
-008 extra Sugar Cured HwM ’ c r °c! fit CO.,
augl Amh street. Rewind door a hove Front.
H‘ AVANA TOBACCO; —52 bales Havana