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LINCOLN, WOOD & NICHOLS,
Invite the attention of the trade,'speeially'cash and
short*Sme buyers, to their .
UNEQUALLED ATTRACTIONS
FANCY AND STRAW. BONNETS, RIBBONS,
/ FLOWERS, FEATHERS, Ac., Ac.
N. B.—Our -Fancy Bonnets'are ail made on our own
premises. aull-3m
HILLBOEN JONES.
Importer and Manufacturer of
FANCY SILK
AJTI>e , .
STRAW BONNETS,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
, , FEATHERS, RUCHES, Ac'
'■ The attention of City and Country Deslere is invited
to a largo and varied stock of the eliove goods, at
• 433 MARKET STREET,
aufl-3m Below FIFTH.
FANCY DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
IJJoOAULEY, BROTHER, & BREWSTER,
S 3 NORTH FOURTH STREET
-•HOSIERY. ;
. GLOVHB,
FANCY GOODS. *
Webaveafineatook of Imported and Domeatio Goode,
particularly adapted to
. SOUTHERN TRADE,
To which we invite tho attention of fint-clMt buyera. .
&06-3 m ' ;
jgCHAFFEK & ROBERTS,
lIOHIERYi GLOVEB,, -
’ SMALL WARES, COMBS,
BRUSHES, LOOKING-GLASSES,
GERMAN and FRENCH FANCY GOODS,
AND
TAILORS’TRIMMINGS; aus-3m
f| DUHRING & GO..
Noe. * and 38 NORTH FOURTH BTREET, ,
Are now teoeiviug, by aueoessive arrivals from Europe,
• THBIR FALL IMPOKTATIONS ;
T ■, or ’.
: ' ENGLISH A!® OBRMAN
II O SI E R Y .
, . .GLOVES, AND SMALL WARES,
7WQOLiJE3S7 YARNS.
MACHINE SEWING SILK AND THREAD,
AadeoUoit an inspection of their complete and well
■. aasoned stock,
Jyll-am. ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TQ
SOUTHERN AND rtSTTHWESTERN TRADE.
jgURNETT, SEXTON, & SWEARINGEN,
: '4 4'' '
• / M ■ , Above FOURTH, North side,
, : v ,
FANCY DRY GOODS,
' OFTHBmOWHINrOBTATION
and seleotton. whioh they bfler for sale to buyers from
all parts of the Urn tea at&tes, ou the most reasonable
terms*, aub-3m
- 1859 -
i SITER, VAN ODLIN, & GLASS,. .
4 HD - ~ ,
■ • WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HOSIERY, GLOVES, FANCY GOODS, Era, -
’No. ,423 MARKET STREHT, ' ‘ i ‘“
auS-lm ! AUov* FOURTH, PHILADELPHIA.
JJJABTINS. PEDDLE.
& HAMRICK.
' Importers and dealers in
HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND FANCY NOTIONS,
• NO. 30 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
_ Five doors below the Merchants’. Hotel,
Offer for sale the most complete stock of Goods in their
line to be found in the United States* consisting of .
1 HOSILIiY, of every grade.
1 GLOVES, in three hundred varieties.
. pNpERSHIRTS and DRAWERS. . '
• LINEN-IlOSOftl SHIRTS and COLLARS.
,< ( LINEN CAMBRIC HDKFB. k SRIRT FRONTS.
/ ‘ LADIES’.ELASTIC BELTS, with , clasps of en
tirely new,designs,.with an.endless variety of NO-
P? SMtfWrr
BUYBSi). aoft-9m,
' t : CHINA Affl> QIJEKNSWAKE.
ipURNBULL. ALLEN.
;, & co.,
• NOB. 33 AND,33 SOUTH FOURTH BTRBET,
IMPORTERS:
, ‘‘ ‘ AND
■ , > Wholesale Dealers in
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENSWARE.
'r : . , PITTSBURG GLASS AGENCY.
' KTMdrohants supplied with Glass at Manufacturer’s
prioes. 1- ’ r ’ auo-2ra
JJOYD & STROUD,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
''Have now on hand a complete stock of
■ QUEENSWARE,
’■ GLASSWARE, nm! '
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA,
At their,Or,p Stand, No. 3S;NORTH FOURTH ST„
tWSi^°o?^n r B®U'E C Bt;Yits. h snvtl °
lr Adepts toe Fittabdeo glabs, ’ bes-Siu
rpRUITT, BRO.. & 00.
. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DHALERS :
■i' HARDW A R E,
' dijTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, Ac.,
520 MAHKET STREET. 520
' i HBLOW SIXTH, NORTH 81D^, ' •! ’
PHILADELPHIA.
jJo^relhenszey&cos
, HARDWARE,' CUTLERY, AND GUN
WAREHOUSE.
NO. AST MARKET, AND 110 COMMERCE STS.,
au6-3m PHILADELPHIA.
G. D. CAPS,
FOR BALE AT THE LOWEST RATES, ‘
ERASMUS O. PRATT it BRO.,
KUI-tutba'lS) 1 80 BANK STREET.
MILLINERY ! GOODS:
FALL TRADE.
489 MARKBT STREET,
IMTORTERB AND JOBBERS
HARDWARE.
AT REDUCED PRICES,
THIRD-STREET JoiIBiNGHOUSES
QHAMBERS & C ATTELL,
NO. 38 NORTH^THIRD STREET,'FHILADELTHIA,
IMFORTE'RB'OF'' 1
1 FRENGH GAIjF SKINS,
, . - ’AMD'> • ; •
, OF 7 - .
C/TY/CALF AND KIF
Moroccos and Linings, Oak and Red Sole Leather.
aus-im '' -- • . •
& MAGrINNIS. '
I imforTers and wholesale dealers IN
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
SHOE TH R EAD S,
FRENCHjANDBNGLISH lastings. -and
SHOE-MANUFACTURERS’ ARTICLES:
Sewing Mnohine Silk, Thread hnd Needles.
a'ente for N0 ‘ 30 MORTH t HIRD BT.,
.’'"uFFIELD’S PATENT BOOT-TREES.
aus-3m
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE,
& co„
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
DRY GOO DS,
Nos. 83 V * 841 NORTH THIRD Bx., XSOVE RACB,
■ ' * ' <
Would now inform their customers and the trade gene
'rally, that their atook this season will bo •
. .... UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE. ’ .
aoS-Jra
JUNGERICH & SMITH,
1 - WHOLESALE
GKpOERS,:.
NO. 43' NORTH. TH.IRD STREET
■ W-fioney, and Covering’s Syrup always ou hand,
*' ,aus.2in • . , 7
BARNES, & CO.,
FUBLIBHEHS.AND DEALERS IN
;MISOELLANEOUS, SCHOOL, AND
1 r!.. blank-books and Stationery,.
NO.3T NORTH THIRD BTRKET.BELOW ARCH,
: 4 ’
DR. EMMONS' NEW AMERICAN MANUAL OF
GEOLOGY.
mshas^rt^
JJENDBY & HABKIS,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NORTHWEST CORNER THIRD AND ARCH STS.,
PHILADELPHIA.
fJTHOS. MELLOR & 00.,
NO. 8 NORTH THIRD STREET,
IMPORTERS
OP
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN
; HOSIERY,
aLOVBB, SHIRTS, DRAWERS, Ao
'ftug-3m
Petku Sibobk, Wm. S. Bsibd, Jon.* WrB«T,
Jacou Riboki, D. B. Ebvis.
JJIEG-EL, BAIRD, & CO.,
(Late Sieger, Lamb, k C 0.,)
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
or
DRY GOOD S,
No, 47 North THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
OUR FALL STOCK
1* now complete in aU ita departments, and ready for
Buyors. Prompt paying Merchants from all parts of the
Union are respectfully solicited to call and examine for
themselves., au3-3m
YARD, GILMORE, & GO.,
NOS. 40 AND 48 NORTH THIRD STREET,
' IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
SILKS, RIBBONS, DIIEBS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, LACES, -
EMBROIDERIES, Ac]
HOSIERY, a LOVES, MITTS, AND SHAWLS.
sus-3m . -
1859. PALL trade. 1859.
J. T-4 WAY & GO.,
IMPORTERS. AND-JOUBERH
> o» ■
DRY GOO DS ,
NEW MARBLE BUILDING,
NO. « 8
. . NORTH THIRD STREET.
■ We offer, by the package or piece, lo
CASH ORBROMPT SIX-MONTHS BUYERS,
A very large and attrsetivo Stock of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS.
Purch ‘ ers will find our .took well assorted at all sea
sons of ne year.
J. T WAY,: JAS. H DUNLAP,
WM. P.WAY, tauS-Tm] GEO. P. WAY. .
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Q.SNTLEMEN’S FURNISIUNG GOODS
as©4
TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS.
LONGOOPE & PEAROE,- '
NO. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Have now in store a full assortment in their line, to'
which they invite the attention of their customers
and buyers of each goods.' aus-fm
JW. SOOTX—rlate of the firm of 'Win
• cheater k Scott—GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING STORE and tfllißT MANUFACTORY, 814
ifHESTNUTStreet, (nearlyopposite the GirardHouse,}
rhiladelphia. *' • . . . * '
3. W. 8. -would respectfully call the attention of his
fonuer patron* and friends to ms new store, and is pre
pared to fill ordefs for BHIRT6 at short noliee. A
ierfeot fit guarantied, wholesale ‘ Trade supplied with
ine Shirts and Collars. ■ - iySI-ly ,
PEHTiinzEns,
rjfO FABMERS'.
FHOSPHATIC
GU ANO
FROM SOMBRERO ISLAND, WEST INDIES.
THE RICHEST FORMATION OF PHOSPHATE OF
’ LIME KNOWN IN THE WORLD.
It contains over 80 per cent, of Bone Phosphate of
Lime, being 60 per cent, richer in Phosphate of Lime
than Bone Dust.
FOR SALE BY THE TON OR CARGO, AND TO
FARMERS AT,
$3O PER TON OF 2,000 LBS. .
JOS, B. HANSON, .
Sole Agent in Philadelphia,
aull-thsm 2m No.liW North WATER Street.
CRACKERS.
gQSTON OBAOKEHS.
JBOND’S,EXTRA CRACKERS
FOR FAMILIES.
gmoMBM, “onA BwomT;,,
clftol pic nio ;; ;;
TGhsl’WctOT “ glahamwafers.
EXTRA PILOT BREAD.
, We are constantly receiving is celebrated make of
oranker*, fresh from the Bake ' * in Barrel., boxes, and
tine, '
U. TREMOR, Aceht,
aul-lr , I« SOUTH-WHARVES.
HARNESS, BRIDLE LEATHER, Ac.
jyj c BEATPI & BROTHER,
CURRIERS AND LEATHER DEALERS,
433 DILLWYN STREET.
1 ’ Below Willow street,'
Manufacture to order, and keep constantly,on hand,
EXTRA FINE BLACK AND RUSSET BRIDLE.
SHAVED AND WEIGHT HARNESS, SKIRTING,
TRUNK LEATHER, Ac., Ac.
aulß-flt* ' • ' • • '
nO L E SALE SADDLERI
, MANUFACTORY,
r M. J. LUKENB, & CO.,
No. 312 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Have on hand a general aeeortment of Snddieß. Bridles,
Herne™, TrnnW, *o„ suitable for the ftmthem and
- western trade. , . ' tuiB-lrn
CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c.
mbeinq,;
140 SOUTH KRON^STREET,
Hw In store and bond, anil
Offers for Sale, a Large -Assortmentof
CIGARS,
Rsoefveil direct from HRV6nn,of ofioice and favorite
Brands, * *’ attf-tf
ExcunsioNS.
RAN 1), >.BX 0 URsToN~r"^
, op tub l .: - ,;
STATE, EENCIBIjES,
CAI*T. JAMES PAGE, '. : •
TO NEW YORK BAY AN® STATEN ISLAND;
Monday, august so, laso.
JJECK’S• CELEBRATED .PHILADELPHIA BAND
WILL ACCOMPANV EXCURSION.
S?io. ko cwSl' fIS, ■ I'^i^.’inclumnsDinner,
o ;B"“yea v ea WALNUT-STREET WHARF at 615
r»,?;, , 1 0 J fets Cftn .} > ® "blamed of any of tho membere of the
rm^n'^To-ul 0 c °n'imttoe, atfho ARMORY, Np, .105
T Streot) ovomtt* until the Excursion.
MM™' EXCURSIONS • TO' THE
SSEA-SPORE.—Fira and Military
Companies, Literary Societies, Sunday Schools. Lodged,
Cornet Banns, and Associations venernllv. desiring to
fipaml trains on tho CAMDEN AND ATLAN
TIG RAILROAD, for Atlantic City,ca n'ihoka thane"
cessnnr JNO. G.BRYANT.
YIAH-Street Wharf, I>etween the hours nf a
Rntl 3 and 6P. M., or by camtijr at the Office
Slotea&SPSSJ^lkPl 61^ * r - nt ':C»®6«n/kw o «>
Excursion trains leave Vine-street wharf at 6 A. M.‘,
and reach Atlnnttc Citv in three-hours: returning.
lea%*e Atlantis City at half-past 5 P. M„ am} reach Phi
ladetphia .before 0 o’clock, tltus-nffordin* the exau”-
stonists ci«ht hours ou.the'Sea-Shoro for sporting;
dancing, and bathing, , v
il??i? UM, i m J^ 0u 5. |,,,f loc ?, tcd trfthin two blocks of tho
bead ~and directly ft!) tho railroad. are always onon
fe r ''■‘.l'orf wlula lulnn* and wiVmg;ve,”,!, VnKl
ways bo had at tho railroad,,wharf, thus enabling
visitors to stop froni tho cars into boats and enjoy*
Ocean'' 01, ' AbBoCom Bay * through the Inlet, of bn tho
Tho view from tho shore is beautiful. Frequently
two thousand persons—lovely women, stalwart .men,
and pretty children—are. to be seen sporting amid tho
breakers; while ft short distance to sea are to been hun
dreds ofvessels ploughing their way through the rolling
dosp., The ride to Atlantic is vory. pleasant, the cars
passing through tho beautiful town of Haddonfield, tho
youutf cities «?f,Hammonton rind Egg Harbor, and tho
ancient village of Absooqm. From Alwecom to Atlantic,
adistancoai seven miles, tho railroad is laid upon tho
unit meadows; *> -> ■ > - rr w u w
This Part of the trip »e trulr delicious, for while in
haling the pure salt air from tho ocean, and listening'to
the breakers’ roar, the visiter is favored with a beauti
ful view of ;At!nntio C}ty,.its spires, cupolas, light
houses, hotolft, ftwUpttagos. - WbW *
Parties wishing to engage special trains should make
immediate application, as nearly every day jn August
is already,engaged. . J 1 M a ■
The f&Te lor tho round trip ranges from DO cents to
31.50 per head, according to the number of passen
ger*: ; ; ,i . - it
V: MiM' 1 '
gQUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS
CAN REACH THE BEA-SfIOBJB
TWO AND A HALF,.HOURS.
TRAINS LEAVE VINE-STREET WHARF FOR
ATLANTIC
4 F. M, ON SATURDAYS, & 8 A. M, ON SUNDAYS.
H SEE ADVERTISEMENT.
' Mmmam.
jpOR THE SEA-SHORE.
IN TWO AND A HALF HOURS.
TRAINS LEAVE
VINE-STREET FERRY
DAILY AT 7« A. M. AND IP.M. RETURNING AT
6 A. M. AND 4.40 P. M.
SUNDAr TRAIN TO ATLANTIC LEAVES
B A. M., AND RETURNS AT 6 P. M.
suG-lf ’ SEE ADVERTISEMENT.
_ ij^4ii«lPSS|isi
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
ROW ISSUES
EXCURSION TICKETS
TO ;
ALTOONA AND GRESSON
QIC THS
! ALLEGHENY MOUNTAINS,
GOOD FOR FOURTEEN HAYS.
Persons wishing to breathe pure MOUNTAIN AIR,
seekers of pleasure, and all who desire relaxation from
business, should taka’iulvanfcago of tbsn groat
REDUCTION OF FARE,
TO VISIT
ALTOONA'AND CRESBON.
Fug to Altoona nmUtoturn.... . S 7 u
;; ;; j«
BEDFOrFsWUNOS rASSENOEftS’ore likewise
furnished with tickets to Hopewell—the terminus of the
Huntingdon and Broad Top Railroad—where two daily
lines of stages and hacks connect for the Sprints,
Ticketsto be had at the • office of tho Pennsylvania
Railroad Company* southeast corner Eleventh and Mar
ket , _ THOMAS MOORE, Agent.
JyHMm LEWIS L. HOUPT, Gen. Ticket Agent.
fSSi tayggqwmwtH i PHILADELPHIA
HA,UUUD -
Excursion Tickets to the following places will be is
sued at the Depot. Broad and Vino streets, ou th« SA
TURDAY of each week, to return on the MONDAY
followi ng.vu i
To Reading and back ..,$2 25
' Pottstown do. 160
Phtßmxville do 1 10
Lebanon do. 3 60
rottaville do 3 76
By order or the Board, _
auO-lm , W. 11. McILHENNY, Secretary.
SsSfl “ “"K 141 '
- ‘ “ NEW YORK,
exWww la?* mw&s,
AT 8 A. M-
Steamers DELAWARE, Captain Cope*,
BOSTON, Captain Sellew,
, • _ KENNEBEC, Captain Hand,
KoiTn a Daily Lluo between this city, Cape May, and
New leaving from First Pier below Spruce street,
V“ Ts ' '•'.wa-" 118 ° ,oi ™ k '
Leave New York,jBumbya excepted,) at...... AP. £l.
Faye to New YoA, Cabin. ... .s*2 CO
, * “ Steerage 160
Fare to Cape May, including Carriage Hire....... 76
" “ • Carriage' Hire M
.. .. extra SCO
‘ , “ State Booms, extra «•.. 100
Freights for New York , and Cape May taken at low
rate*. Goods destined beyorsd New York vail be foe*
warded with despatch, free of commission,
Jl< andsia soutii deEa^Sl'a^S^Uß.
_ . for CAPE MAY, ON SUNDAYS. , „ . ,
. Dunng the “ Season,” a steamer wul leave for Cape
May, on Sundays, at 8 o’clookA.AT. Returning, leave
Cape May, Monday morning, at 8 o’clock. • je3o-tf
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
TVEW FALL GOODS!!!
THORNLEY k CHISM, corner of EIGHTH and
SPRING GARDEN Stfeetf.
Have Just received a lot of
BEAUTIFUL BATJN PLAID POPLINS.
Rich Foulard Silks.
Handsome Fall De f aines.
New Fall Chintzes. Ac., Ac.
.. Which art -very desirable and very cheap.
BLACK SILKS AND FANCY SILKS IiI
Light Cloth Raglans for fall w»ather.
Nliawlfn Dusters. Ac., in *rortt variety.
Good Fnmilv and Fronting Linens.
A large stock of Domestic Muslins.
Great quantities of Flannels.
„Cloth«. Cawnneros. flntinetts. Ac., &o.
CLOSING OUT MUCH.BELOW COST:
Silk Mantillas.
Lace Mantillas.
Barones, Organdies. Lawns, Ac., Ac.
. All Summer Goods of every description,
Q BrTHORNLEY A CHISM, EIGHTH and SPRING
‘ , "'N‘. li.-WE BUY AND SELL FOR CASH.”
au3o-tf
Foulard robes.
Handsome new doßigns long Dresses. ,
■ Medium and neat Sv»\e».
Imported by . SIIARPLKSS BROTHERS, _
, ftUH . EIGHTH and CHESTNUT.
Lawn organdies and bareges.
■Selling at very low prices to make room for Au
tumn Goods? '• SHARPLESS A .BROTHERS,
aul! CHEBTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
TWEDIUM AND. DARK CHINTZES.
XtX French and British Chintaes of new Styles and
Colorings—both uoat dmujins and rich baquots. liti*
ported by SHARPLKSS BROTHERS.
null CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
ONE MONTH OP- BARGAINS TO
CLOSE OUT SUMMER STOCK!
; '*ine ChallU reduced toizH And 16cents,
taroge Napoleons and Double Bareges reduced tol3>*
and 16 cotits. ■ .«, '
forego Rolies reduced to $4, $5, and $7 60.
ifUquine, Ac., reduced from 87j£ to 23.
. fine Lawns, Bareges, Crape Maretz, anu Taraartiuea,
Lupin’s Wide White and Blaok Bareges for Shawls,
Mantillas, Ac.
Chantilly .Lace Mantles, reduced.
fc'uper.JFusker Lace do. do.
SHAWLS IN VARIETY, Black Silks, Hooped Slrirts,
£atest style Frenoh Worked, Swiss, and Cambria Col
lars, at 60 oents.
. FURNISHING GOODR.
. , wJ 2 - 4 HAMILTON SHEETINGS. .
4-4 WiUiamsville Shirtings, Baltic, Semper Idem,
Ainoskeag, Ao. . . ■ < "
Fine assortment Flannels, l2 cJTARlji^At)A^l 8
a«6 EIGHTHAndARCHBtffIetf.
¥?*RENOII LAOE, BOURNODS WITH
•R* Capes, Points and Mantillas, (Alenoon,) all at re
ducal WmIV^SIIIUM,
WENCH LACE DOUHNOUS #frH CAPES,‘lfolnl.
and Mantillas, (Cambray,)m great profusion, at reduced
BLACK AJfD WHITE BAKE^E^CLOAKB* r ™ND
Duater., o>»« M f g »en,on/,«the
SUMStEB CLOAKS AND sVta^iJfodte
P - •, . 708 CHESTMJT Street, ‘
Tho whole-of our stock is now offering’at reduced
prices, preparatory to tho close of the season,
, . J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
;J> i . 708CHE8TNUT Street
jnLOTHS,, CASSIMBRES, &g. ‘
Fine Black Broadcloths.
L^ucr’Cloths, light colors and black., ;
, Fine Block Doeskins aud CassimereS. -
.. „ Fgnoy Cassimeres. Vestings, and Satinett*.
N. 8.-r Summer Stuffs selling cheap.
Linen goods.
Beat makes heavy and fit\e Linens,
Spme cheap lorn by fhe-nioce or yard,
Napkins, Doylies, Towels, Diapers,
Breakfast Cloths, from 76c. to qjldu.
Dming-tablo Damask Cloths.
XXriLLIAMSVILLE.
* » 'Wamsutta, and other Shirtings.’ <
Wne and Inw-pnoed Shirt Bosoms,
■ BbeetiMS by tfye yard or piece.
1 - . Flannels, Hokingß, Ao. t Ac.
** ■ 7»»i
WANTS,
TIfANTED.—A, FIRST-CLASS SALES
" "* MAN, in an auction dry goods jobbin? house,
io one who cancojuniand »• cash and short-time trade:
a liDors! snlarywlll bepaidi Ad interestin tho business
yU|. be given lfjia prqyes himself worthy. Address
L.W. S„ Presrpflioo. -, „ , , auSU-3t*
• PARTNER WaVNTED.—The Advertiser
„ is’desirons of disposing of his interest in a ssfo and
prohtable rnanijiactunnf business. The amount of mo
ney required will be four thousand dollars. Forbnrticu-'
lorg address»*o.& C 0,,” this office. ; ; au3o-6t*.
A Y&UNG'LADYj OF REFINED EDU
CATION, wishes a situation in a Private Family/
-as Governess, or wou}u ,be willing to take .in chargen
limited number of pupils. Address ** E.V” office of The,
Trisa. -■ V » * f ' - mSMSP' ,
TVANTED—A.T’oi'terJ .u-ho etui furnish
~, ■ good.recommendations far sobriety and
Addross ** U. (c Cou,»AFres< office. ? .auai-St* ,
AN: INTELLIGENT -LAD -WISHES A
SITUATION in a *Wlio]Mftle House/ Con write
aronnjMUid, oad u quick at.figures.! Address P. ,r
this office., , .^2o^l*
XS^ANTED—;By.a Young who hM
•nVfi’ , i nd i woyears .«*»®deneo as Enfe Clerk
Pry Uoods house, ii similar situation Irt^^whole^ale
Alfred/ 1 office of this paper...;;
?t\r jVNTED—A compotchfc young or mid
’ v V.dlo-aged Manto lake charge of a Male School In
fthoaichy location-in Misstssipei. Rood reference re
quired. Apply to No. 23 North FOURTH St. auffl-3t
WANTED—A Mali of good address as
J ▼ TRAVELLING SALESMAN in a Wholesale
Drug, Taint, and Glass House. Must have acknowledge
of the business, and business experience' generally; ■ To
a good, souer, and industrious man a liberal salary will
he paffi. None but good men need apply. Address/* Bo*
2101/* Post Office. ' aul9-3t*
TXTANTED—Two well-furnished coramu-
V " nicatlng ROOMS and BOARD, fot ft'email fami
ly.m a fashionable locality. Address WJJ. ELLWOOD,
at this office. - __ mU9-2t*
*VI^ANTED —To Ten Thpusand
,V " Acres good Farming Land, situated in Potawa
tamie, Floyd. Mitchell, and other counties, in the State
or. low*,, for Merchandise. Land in quantities to suit
purchilsors. The Land bag been “located” four and five
For further information, address “ Box 283,”
Philadelphia Post Office. au!2-4t
"IS/ANTED—fBy, a young Mari, a situation
Vj tl in a‘Wliolesuile establishment, where he can
make himself useful in the Counting-room, or a<so id the
Store. R.” this office. ~ • aulS-St 1 *
Wf ANTED—By a sobcc and industrious
▼ » Man, a situation aa PORTFR or PACKER in' a
Wholesale Straw or Shoo House. Has hod experience
as Packer of Straw Goods. Best of city references given.
Address “ K./* office otThe Press, - < aul&*6t* ■
WANTED —A L*AD to run on Errands
; *' tfßd make himself useful. Address, in batidwTi
ting of applicant, A. L/,* office of TA».fVw/ aplB-3t*
Xj&T ANTED—By a good t SALESMAN, a
sftuatioh in'ft ’Wholesale 1 or Retail Dry Goods
Store.' Willing toVo South or West. 1 Address ** J. M/
R.” office of The Pres*, ’ - aulB-4t*. *
■WANTED TQ EXCHANGE,for,improv r
, ■ " ed city property. free from Inennibriinoe, ISO acres
of excellent FARM XAND. located in Gloucester Coi,
New Jersey. - The Rftilroad irpm Catndon to Bridgeton,
shortly to be laid, passes within a short distance of the
land. For farther particulars address J. K„ office of
ThePresa, J Je11.,.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
gUPERIOR
KORTH THIRD STORE TO RENT.
Tho large and well-located granite-front Store,
NO. 134 NORTH THIRD STREET,
ABOVE ARCH,
Suitable for
JOBBING.OR HEAVY PACKAGE TRADE.
Terms satisfactory to ft responsible tenant. Apply on
the premises, or at'
NO. 427 VINE STREET.
au2o-dtif*
m FOR SALE OR TO, RENT —The
; HOUSB nnd STORE, N. E. c-otner of TAMANY
Street and YORK avenue, well suited for a Shoe Store
$f business. Terms low. Apply to T. Q,.
HARCROFT. Grocer, opposite corner. ~ ..au2o-<it*
FOR SALE—On favorable terms, a Land
some COTTAGE, on Dny*s Lane, Germantown.
Inquire on the premises, sixth house sootbwest from
railroad. , -aulg-2t*
TO LET—The very ’ extensive CELLAR
or Store No. a» MARKET Street. Ayplr on the
premises. auJI-12t* '
MTO LET.—Tho large six-story Brick
WAREHOUSE! No. 502 COMMERCE Street,
suitable for Stomre or Manufacturing purposes. Apply
at No. 505 MARKET Street. aull-lmr -,
A VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY
SEAT FOR RALE, two miles from the Chelten
hiU Station, North Pennsylvania Railroad, containing
120 acres of hishly improved land, with an abundance of
fruit and shade trees. The improvements are a fine
stone mansion, containing fourteen rooms, tenant-house,
ice-house, large barn, carriage-house, and all necessary
out buildings. A fine building site oo the premises.
Could easily be divided into two beautiful country easts.
For further particulars inquire of John J. C. Harvey,
on the premises. anyl-lm*-'
HARDWARE.— -A Wholesale House,‘do
ing chiefly a Southern package business, to
prompt dealersinoities, desires to sell out. Bad health
the reason for retiring. The business of twelve years
standing. The stock is nil new, and mostly m original
packages. The Terznftwill be liberal. No lands takeji in
exchange. Address “Delphos/* Box 2051 New rork
Post Office. augl-12w
DRAFTS —On tho Union Bank of London,
and Royal Bank of Ireland, in wims toisuit. ’
For sale by WELLS, FARGO A CO., _
mTIB-3m* No. 400 Chestnut street
BOARDING.
Desirable winter board,in
‘ Went PENN SO.UARE. Address M. IL S..JTo. 3,
below , , an3o.sin&wst*
A PINE SECOND-STORY FRONT ROOM
now vacant, with or without Board, Locution,
CHESTNUT Street, above .Fifteenth. Answer ‘‘Al
pha,l,f Press office. ' aulJMt*
THIRST-CLASS BOARDING, AT 1104
X* STRUCK STREET.— Houbs central and plea
santly situated; Rooms in suites ana strode, jmndsom?-
ly Furnished and Airy. Also, Office to let with furni
ture. auKMt*
BOARDING. —Elegant and airy Rooms,
ainjtlo and in suites, can be had with first-clsss
Board, for the Summer, Fall, and "Winter, at 1313 WAL
NUT Street. - attfWm
Desirable private boarding for
families; targe and small rooms communicating,
handsomely furnished; tarye garden attached. •Refer
ences required. 1329 SPRUCE Street. jyl9-lm
PERSONAL.
IF THE GENTLEMAN who exhibited his
INVENTION at the Merchants’ Hotel. a, few davs
a 'o, will address a noto through Blood s Dispatch to K,
WIi.KINSON, he may possibly find a purchaser.
au2o-2t* ' • . '
REMOVALS.
■REMOVAL.
FRANKLIN STOVE WOIUCS. ’ :
I have removed my OFFICE and SALESROOMS from
No. 305 North SECOND Stroot to the largo Warehouse,
°Nos. 215 and 247 North WATER St., below VINE.
Having greatly incroased inr fscinties, ana added
lately to my stock of COOKING am? HEATING
STOVES. Ao. 1 mn prepared to fiU the orders of deal
er^Uhprumpturjam)derajuh.EHt
wholesale clothing.
(JLOTHING!
AT WHOLESALE.
O. HARKNESS & SON,
3SB MARKET STREET,
SOUTUBAST CORJI2S O* POORTH STEUBT,
Offer for sale, on the most
liberal terms.
A new and extetmive .took of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHINS,
ADAPT Bb TO Tax '
SOUTHERN AND. WESTERN TRADE,
Tp WHICH
THEY INVITE THB ATTENTION OP DUYERS.
jySASm •
JJIPHNCOTT, HUNTER, & SCOTT,
MANUFACTUKERa AND JOBBERS • ,
Of
COMMON, MEDIUM, AND
. FINE CLOTHING;.
We invite special attention to oar oomploto line ot
MACHINE-MANUFACTURED GOODS.
NOS. 434 MARKET, & 410 MERCHANT STS.
aus-3ra , ' ‘ ‘ r ' ■
MEDICINAL.
SCROFULA, WHITE SWELLING, HIP
DISEABE, TETTER, SCALD HEAD, Eruptions
of the Skm generally, and all Huraoraand impurities oi
the Blood, are radically and permanently cured by the
celebrated mpERUL DEPURATIVE. -
Ithas l>oen a very important agent in the qure oi
CANCEROUS DISEASES by Dr.Lounsberry & 00.,f0t
a uumber of years past, and its xreat vvua \n the cure
of Cancers is abundantly established by the many cures
e JifS'cTOrULOUa *ir«M'on« its remarkable curative
effect has never been equalled. It cures the most, otaD*
m BCa\LD HEAD, mid all Eruptions of the
Rkm,Toadily yield to a moderate use of this Medicino.
Malignant Uloors end Sores are readily cured by the uce
of a few bottles. ~,
Prepared and sold by, , _ v . _ .
MacNICHOL 6c BRq.,lLate» Lwmsbornr & C 0.,)
No. 60 North FIFTH Street, below Aroh.
Forsalo by the foHowiug Druggists:
J, F. Long kCo., Lancaster; C.W.Kptmg,Fnttgvillo;
J.H. Raser, Reading; S. B. j Stevens, Reading; T. &3.
MoClintock. Easton J Jps. Given, West Chester; Win.
Stabler, Norristown; Simon Rau,Bethlehem; Dr. Live
zey. New Hope; Dr. Leslie, Bristol; Schmidt & Co.,
Allentown; bttit& Bell,’Manhyunk, Fa; J.D. James.
Tronton; De .Ln Cour, Camden! Brewster & Co.,
Bridgeton; Robertson & Lippincott, Saiem.N. J,:Mo-
Inall, Wilmington;’L. 8. Hooper, Wilmington; £. F,
Hnmmersly, Milford, Del.; and Druggists generally.
Jell-atutnSraif
HYDROPATHIC.
QHESTNUT SPRINGS.
WATER-CUBE,
At CHESTNUT hill, PHILADELPHIA Comi,tr, IV,
for the treatment of all Chroma and obstinate diseases.
This institution, under the charge of an experienced and
skilful Phyeioian, is now Confessedly the leading and
moat successful hydropathio establishment in this
Mrs.. Mary Cottringer, 134 North
Twelfth street; Charles L. Sharpless, Esq., corner
Eighth and Chestnut streets: George Grant,Esq.,3s3
Market street; H,Farrington,Esq.,qf Myers, Claghorßi
& Co. 3? or other references end partioulareaddress
DR. JOSEPH A. WEDEIt,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, CHESTNUT HILL.
i«9-Smif ' f \ _
VJEPROVED SPECTACLES AND EYE-
X MASSES cor., i
.. II! South FOURTH Sjra.L talf^hoßtnuL
in a gre »^’
CODA'ASH—49 ensks Havdhuret & Sou’s,
O *>. «ri Vd per ship ®Au™^ a hr
IM BOUTH WHARVES.
*•-*" r x *■« V -Vlv.a A
AMUSjBWENTS. -'
vt/HEATLEY & CLARKE’S AROH
STBKET'THEATItE.
; this : Saturday) evening. Aniu>t so.
: , . . THfiSCimOI/ OR REPORm, '
f.Jrf’rd Avondale; Mr. Dolinw t OenertlJferraron, Mr.
gfe'*.; Slj. VVhentler; Bob Trie, Sr.
Clarke; Mrs. •
a v tiib wbpt oFthk.wish-ton-wtsh.
. » l i> kynk » Brew,
f J ; Secured Seats
pi??.^fa B iF iro 0 cents; ParaueLdO cents; Seats in
Io s.'lS‘l en t>‘WholePrimiteßox.«S O«U,-
KtI 3 i„ ; n: 'iiSyrl or r!'V lorwl rer«ooJ,23cenU,- Pri
.it I? r ,Doloted Persons,3B cent.. '
steterTc 8 preSire^ ; wrf °. nn,nal tocomm * c *
F R rif D lsr^ iuSto A1 ’ FMRMOUNT.—
I The C™ E bre?od ND COATES - SXKEET RAILWAY,
i _ GERMANIA BAND
perform «very Afternoon and evening at Fainnouatl “"
i .The ears of tbs GrU«n and Coates-street Bedlwaypsas
sloqg Eighth and Coates streets, to F&innotmt, every
five minutes. Fare five rants. • - ' r
I aulfi-smwthtf- WILLIAM ELF, AD .Superintendent.
ilf USICAL FUND HALL.
I’S TREMENDOUS SUCCESS!
ble j SoU-eea dGuthiope: -For particulars see tubs of the
day.. Admission2s cents.---,., i; - aal7-4t
CANFOWS OPERA HOUSB,
between Chestnut and Market*
» . ‘O* 1 the Bsason. .
... SANFORD’S STAR TROUPE,
; . • . the.largest,
- .Cumpajayiiuthe wotW,
In their excellencies every evening.
xi SANFORD appears
. Every evening ;n hie great Role of Chayaoten,
. .a PbPrsopenatfX. CommenoeatA
25 oentfe Uhiddren Uoenta.
T H ® PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
THE FINE arts.
■ .No. 1025 CHESTNUT STREET. - ;s
SaK’ a ,& I n m I EVEREPENTANT *^«
TXASSLER’S: ORCHESTRA—M. hiss.
EDUCATIONAL.
■BtrEST PHILADELPHIA FEMALE SB
. HINARY, LOCUST Street,eeoosd dootsMtof
WILLIAM Street, West Philadelphia. 91
1 - 7«;„OJ C. OHIBMAN, PMafeiPU..
fhe next Session,will commence September a
few BoMdere can bo/recßivod law f.mil, of th.
fnnclpslon ejrlropplication. P.non. in the atrdwl-
Sm{?iv‘‘o'Jr lr ®“ 1 M r,n from MONDAY.A,*t.:AU
j-niDAyyP.M., can be accommodated.- &plc-.to4w
A NNIE CHURCHMAN HAS REMOVED
9?is h v? i^ 0 A RB l « n 4 , JPAY SCHOOL to Jt*im
B^rembirah Str<,< ’ t ’ ‘ b ° v ' > ;r°i' l » r - Term
TH F> CLASSICAL INSTITUTE, re.
MOVETI * from No. 1303 FILBERT Strwet to No.
North l TENTH Street, will reApen on
Septembersth. Boys Prepared forCollegeor
wm y®J?EngHsh educabon, the Chut
.sies. Mathematicsi and. Modem LanAUases. are *a rt fht
, after » system which insures thoroughness and rapid
progress. Circularatobehadattbe School
a SEißENariCKEtt*
„ , No. 137 North TENTH Btract.
Rpratfcxs.-Itev. Mr. L A. VauvhsSb Rev. Mr. J.
H.A. Bomberser, Rev. Mr. Win. H. Furness, Beniamza
Gerhard. Esq., Arthur W. Little, Eaq.. Chae. Short.
Esq., Prof. Joseph Leidy. Prof. Cornelius Felton, CftQH
bridge; Theodore fiedgwiok/Esq.; New York, autft-la*
nnHE GERMANTOWN ACADEMY WILL
A reopon on MONDAY. September Bth, 280*. The
Priocipal wiII receive a braited number of BoreTsto hi.
family. - I. H. WITHINOTON. %. M„
aulf-lm* , ■ i TrmoieH.
nPHE SUSSES EWING WILL OPEN A
tfMSßfi
Street, where Circulars may m obtained.
Rbpxrxncbs. --Rev. Albert Barnee# Rev. W. W,
Speay, D- D.. Prof. C. D. Cleveland. anl7-ftr*
HfR. WIXTHBOP TAP PAWS BOABD
iTA. INLAND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA
DIES. iWVmB Street, near Loran Square* will open
on WEDNESDAY, September .14th. „ ’ ; ,
’ RefshUnces.—Pres. Allen. Girard College iHon. Joel
Jones, ReV. J. A. Vanihan. D. I).. Rev. A. H. Vinton*
D. D.. Jnsepb-G. Mitchell. Esq.. Philadelphia.
Prof. J. A. Alexander, D. D., Princeton, N. J.
Prof. R. D. H itchcock. D. D., New York city.
Hon. R. C. Winthrop. Boston. aulS-tfistu-gw*
Lancaster county normal
SCHOOL.—'The Trustees of this Institution have
given notice that they will apply for its recognition as a
STATE NORbIAL SCHOOL in October next, and the
School will open ae such on the second MONDAY, the
loth, ox that.moqtb., . .
The School is open to students from any section of the
country.' • ,
Instruottontsgiveninau branches taught in Acade
mies and Colleges. „ •
A limited, number of Children, from nine tofourteen
years of age, will be received as pupils in the Model
School, . -
The provisions of the Pennsylvania Normal School
aw are peculiarly liberal.
In mftkin* apulfcatiom or. for cireulArs, address the
inderaignedat Aljllersvilla. Lancaster county. Pa,
au6-s4t J. P. WICKERBHAM. Principal.
SAUNDER’S INSTITUTE.—WEST PHI
, UADEUPHIA INSTITUTE ; Wort PhiMolebi.
Jla.lforu); .MARKET and THIRTY-NINTH Street*;
MONDAY, September sth. Seven-acre grove; clear
field; large rooms : health: morals; application: youth
of refinement; seleotuess; English $ history ; mattMtna
tics; French; Latin: Greek; any College: any elaae;
business j all day, with meals famished; all the week,
except Saturday and Sunday; all the term of 5 months |
all the year; a happy homo; visit; examine. aa27-ft
npiffi MISSES AERTSEN>S SCHOOL FOB
JL YOUNG LADIES.
.. PRICE STREET* GERMAXTOWN,
. .The Fail Term will begin on the FIRST MONDAY m
September.
> Instruction in the usual Exo&tss aaxwenss, with
Latix. French, and Dnawixo. aulft-tf
The arch-street institute fob
YOUNG LADIES.-Tha Eleventh Session wiU
commence on MoND AY, September stb, 18S0. For <*r
calara apply at 1345 ARCH Street-one door eastof Bro*d.
aals-4w* Miss L. M. BROWNTPriampeL
Eden hall (late paradise) f.
SEMINARY* situated is the village of Paradise*
on Uttcaster and Philadelphia, turnpike, fifty-three
mile* west of Philadelphia, nine miles east of L&ncMter
city, ana three-fourths of a mile from Leaman Puto*
INBEPTEMBKR. .The building ie undergoing tho
rough repair, a story being added for dormitories, into
which water will be introduced, and hath attaohed.
Comfortable accommodation ia thuffprovided for thirty
boarding popils. and the trustees will spare no expense
to rendertho school worthy of pubiio favor.
Amon*Die many to whom the conductors of this sohod
might refer, they are permitted p&rtictdarW to same
the Rt. Rev. Bishops Alonso Potter and Be Lancey, and
the Rev. Dr. W. Bacon Btcveus, of Philadelphia. Thsr
also submit the fofiovnnq testimonial, kindly tendered
by the Rt.Rev.Dr.B.Bowman,Aaanrtaatßuhopr***
Church. Pcnusyjvsuio: , ,
“ The Seminary for young ladies at Paradise* LancW ■
ter (>ounty, .under the general superintendence of Dr*
Kilukeliy, and with Miss Chamberlain, ss the inuiieai
ate and aotivo Principal, is one .that. I think, may be ra
ked on to do faithfully all that it promises. The situa
tion is healthy, beautiful, and easily accessible by too
Pennsylvania Railroad. Dr* KilUkeUy has had large ax-
Senence in superintending the education of yopuglft
tes, and Misa Chamberlain brincetothe institution the
well-earned reputation of a most competent and suc
cessful teacher, as well in imparting Knowledge as ia
administering discipline. The Benunary is, tberafora, i
think, entitled to. tne eosndenoe of the public, and I
dress the , Rev. Dr. KILLIKELLY, Rector,
aol-dw Paradise, Lancaster oowg/Pa
HaKHLKTT HKOWN WILL RE(>PE^r
HER BCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, in the
Large ana Airy Rooms at the N. W. cor. of FILBERT
and JUNIPER Streets, opposite Penn Bqnare. os tea
oth of Ninth mo. i September.) Circulars can be obtained
at No, 1329 FI LBERT Street. - anll-Uo*
Tilts HEiiANS INSTITUTE, r v
The subscriber .will open SEPTEMBER Mtlu
at No. 1315 WALNUT STREET, hfa,ScWfor Ose
higher education of a limited number of Young Lpdiee.
Parents to whom hs it not personally known are referred
to Professor C. D. Cleayeland,Professor Charles Bh<wt,
Rav. H. J. Morten, D-D-, Rev. wm. B. Steve a*. D.35>,
gev.J. LB. Wikner, D.D.» Rev.H.A.Boaraou,P*
~ Rev. Wm. H. Fornesa, D. D., ana ouen.
jyll-gm JAMES I. HELM.
The MISSES CASEY AND JIBS. BE&
BE’S Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies,
1703 WALNUT Street, reopens WEDNESDAY,
temberfth. ’ - • ’ ‘ '• anMm
Bryant & stkatton’S national
MERCANTILE COLLEGES, located at Phila
'delphia, 8. E. corner SEVENTH and OHESTNUT;
New York, Buffalo. Cleveland, and Chicago. For In
formation. call nr send for Satnlogpe. frw-tf
WINES AND LIQUORS.
pBINCE IMPERIAL
CHAMPAGNE,
DE VENOGE’ & CO , EPERNAY, FRANCE,
Tins is a perfectly Pore aim Delicate Wire,
from the Vineyard of Messrs. De Venose & Co., whose
estate lies in the centre of the far-famed Champatru
District of France. It has hitherto been confined to toe
best tables of England and the Continent, and has only
very recently been introduced into this country, where
its rare quality, combined with (he moderate pnee at
which it is offered, is already achieving a success and
popularity unprecedented in the annals of the Wine
Sold in this city bv REEVES k DEAL, No. 804 MAR
KET STREET, and at the Principal Hotels, and by &Q
the leading dealers throughout the country.
K. V. HAUGHTYOUT,
Corner of BROADWAY and BROOME STREETS.
jyl!-tuth&aSm if '
MONEY.
v $50,006 TO LOAN,
fN SUMS TO SUIT APPLICANTS,
upon Diamonds, Watohes, Jewelry, Guns, Mer
chandise. Clothing, &0., on moderate terms, by JONES
Sc CO., Brokers, northwest oorner of THIRD and GAS
KILL Streets, below Lombard. Established for the la**
35 years. Otfioe hours from 7A.M.t07 P. M.
Seoond-hand Gold and Silver Watches, by eminent
warranted genuine, for sale cheap, at one-hair
the acißiual oosU aut-3m-jf
INSURANCE COHFANIES.
American fire insurance co. 4
I3ID—CHARTER PERPBT-
NoT3IOWALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia,
Having a large paid-up Capital Stock and Surplus Di
vested in Round and available Securities, to in*
sure on Dwellings. Stores. Furniture, nierch&aaize,
VAsnelsin Port and their Cargoes, and other Personal
Property. All losses liberally and promptly adjusted.
DUtECTOBS.
George Abbott. * John T. Lewis,
John Welsh, James R. CacapbelL
' Samuel C. Morton, Edmund G. Dutilh,
Patrick Brad>, . Chas.W.Pai^w,
Israel Morris.
GEORGE ABBOTT, President
THOMAS R. MARRIS, Secretary. ja23-Iy if
HfECHANICAL BAKERY, S. W. Corner
ItA BROAD and VINE Streets, PHILADELPHIA.
This establishment is now in suopessful operation, day
and night, and all are respectfully invited to'call and see
the whole process of bread-making for themselves.
* The undersigned takes the liberty of saying that for
thirty-hvo yeara lie has been a practical Hkker~nvqija
apprentice, and five as journeyman in one of thennj
houses in Scotland, and twenty-five as master—iione*
which time he haa had the opportupity of making many
experiments, and observing all the improveme»ts wmoa
have been mail© during that period. th ___
In this establishment, of "wiiioli lie ‘.KSSIS® “*!
Memenl, in eddition.totbe coinpleto m»
obinery, he hue how faoillUes of loaor aoi eerelo-
Heuor’unrlstrained in iho puroliaje of floor, none but
lei “lM “on o“f eU kpj™ bJ de
lltefed. cojlSrpMsed in .edit, Md weight by that made
T , ami?fi l made hy the Meohanicol
Bakeir iiM not been tried, or In whjoh it has been tn?«l
n?lv nt its oommeneement, before the -maoVanery was m
oerTeot working order, are resMctfullyasked to give It
i, i i?‘ l "„a?aXsf de^sned astar to
nuSi-tf Bnpenntenaent.
HAVANA. CIGARS offered to dealers
at favorable rates, of Vsrioui sixes and brands, in
cluding Partagas, Cabana, Figaro, Nouo, Bird. Florca
ttna, Fire Fly, and
7 J&3-4ui* SIB South FRONT Straet. _
iV^AIi'STORES.—I,IOO bMs Shipping
':X*' ; Ho?in; 200 bbls Spts Turpentjnp; SOQ bbls Pitoh;
wllminitonTar; 350 kegs Wilmington Tar. In
iCitJN BAIiE ROPE —Manufactured a” 11 c
V- X- - '
SOLE IMORTER,