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Lady EHenVCoraon: Jonathan May, Cobb. and Deborah
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MABKIED.
HACKER--XIINBT.-On tt» E
Gr.eff, 1.1 S. Haoker. of this city, to Mis. Lavima L.
IPHara. Mr.-Thorasui Shields to Miss Sarah J. Flynn,
bbthoftlusoitf.-; - ’ - ■
DIED.
KEENE.--0n the morning of the 24th insh, Wm. J.
Keene; in the Sdth year of his are/;
His remains will be taken to Newark, N» J. f for inter
-88 Years. ' ■ ‘V*. ' -- •
- Funeral from his late residence, No'. 1607 Vine street,
on fFridav)morning,,at 10o’olook. ' ** .
'^KIMPLE. 1 —On the 22d inst., WilUara Kimple, in the
48th year of his aee. . . .
- Funeral from his late residence, Somorton, Twenty
in the 34th yearof his a,e.
»bov« Twelfth and-M«r (firanl nvanno, this (Thurs
d«y)»fieni.qpiiiat4b’oloo)t. V- , '
- ftf-liliO-if}.—On the 22ii insto Joshpliine E., dsnehter
ofR. 8. Mid Adhß. K.iiois, nf.ji U mohttw and 10 daira.
„Punaral from the residonoa of hor nramlfathori Wm,
,K.Bfft«detl»j, No.lOaoßoiitfiSaqondstroot, tlus(TUurs
, BUCK 6 LkY.-M FranTford, on' the' Md Sarah,
idauihtor of Fraaois .aad laaballa Buoklar, aged 8 jaars
and X manths. ; : - n -
'■ Funeral from tho reaidonco.ofHor parents, comer of
Msiu .ml Tacmiy streois, this (Thursday- afternoon.
tbA 22d ii)Bk, Mrs. Mary Archer, in the
o from r the residence of har’lnother, Mrs. Bow
arSf'MAsoher OatßDbnton) street, this (Thursday) after
noon; at 4 o olook. - ■ - *
u ROBE RTS .—On the 22d inst.. Bailie, infant child of Dr.
C, B. and Bafah Rolierts, aged 81 months. ’* - * r
* Faneral.fVom. the residence of her-parent»,No. 1136
North. Third<street, this (Thursday) morning, at 0
-BULLOCK.—On the 12th inst.. at his reSidenQO, |n
Baltimore; John-Bullock,-formerly of Philadelphia, in
the 61sf-year ofhi» a«e. •„ - '• *
FORTIN^R.—At Milford, Ohio, on the 17th inst, Mrs.
Arina M., wife of Jacob Fortiner. in the 86th year of her
life.. • .S ; - » - *
i KRF/rCHMAR.—Oa the 23d inst., John Kretohmar,
inlthcTUhTeai of bis age. *
„ Rio do Janeiro, of dysentery,' John H.
Baxter, in ;the-4lst year of his-age, late or Camden,
‘ MoCURDY.—On the 22d inst., David McCurdy, in the
42d year ofhiß age.
• Fhneral from the residence of his mother, rear of 238
C?xeY tMtu
year of his Age. .
Funeral from his late reeidenco. book of 1131 Sites (late
SchooUfctreetj this (Thursday *
- MILLIGAN.—On the 20th insb, Bndgethlilbgan, aged
'funeral from the residence of Mrs; McGinley, No; C 99
Sooth Fourth at.,thia (Thursday) afternoon, at 3 o’clock.
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events whidi occiUTed ina neighborhood on Long Island
.during the Wm ot the 'Revolution, Prepared irom ac
tual inanuscripteof home events never l»foro published,
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■ before - have wo bedn mfroduced so closely to an appa
rently living,'breathingwoman of the Revolution} and
never before have we- had ito cruelties, minor strata*
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any part-'of tbe Umted S^^ s fmj) r i. 0 q^L^ETQ^ 100 ’
<- aog.tbAstr 1 ' ■*'./. Publishers andßooksmlem,
-No; ISO GRAND Street, near Broadway, N, Y.'
BOOKS-OLD BOOK S
Theunderngned steteif that he has frequently for
sale.booksprinted between thoyesrs 1470 and 15p0j early
editums of .the Fathers of the Hefonner# and of the Pu
rttott KvlnOe; id Law, Ihaetom Ljrttletan, PuffendarfT,
:Grotiu*,Dpwat/ poto.lfelf, the Year Books, Reports,
art often to befoimo on- his shelves,* Crolopedias,
-LeßtooMiCleMio authors, History ..Poetry, Philosophy,
VeienoßiFouticalEconomy, Govern rnent, Architecture.
U large and sinall qnannSee. pyrciiased at the Custom
. JOHN CAMPBELL.
• MILLINERY GOODS.
PALL MILLINERY GOODS.
JOHN STONE & SONS,
805 CHESTNUT STREET,
Have now open n complete assortment or
FLOWERS*
RIBBONS,
FEATHERS,
CRAPES,
BONNET MATERIALS,
To which they invite the attention of the trade.
ftu2s*lm
1859. august. 1859.
FIRST FALL OPENING OF BONNETS AND
MILLINERY GOODS.
STERN & FREEMAN,
738 CHESTNUT STREET,
WILD OPEN THIS DAY
An unsurpassed variety, and at the closest prices, Fall
Styles of ‘ ,
FANCY VELVET, SATIN, ’
STRAW AND TISSUE BONNETS, BONNET MATE
RIALS, RIBBONS, RUCHES,
FRENCH ft AMERICAN ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, HEAD-DREBBEB, BLOND LACEB
STRAW TRIMMING axd OHENELLEB.
To which they would invite the attention of. Wholesale
Buyers. 4 1 - nu2o-stuth6t
1859. FALL TRAI)E ' 1859.
, AGARD & 00.,
323 MARKET STREET,
■ WHOLESALE DEALERS
-IN •
. HATS. CAPS, FURS,
BONNETS, RUCHES, FLOWERS, Ac.,
Have now la store a full stock of Goods, to which they
invite the attention of first-class buyers. auls-2in*
STREET. ■ 4$J.
RIBBONS,
Of every kind, in immense variety;
New bonnet materials,
BONNET VELVETS, SATINS,
GRO DE NAPS, LINING SILKS,
ENGLISH CRAPES, of the best makes,
FRENCH AMERICAN ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RUCHES, &C
Also, newest Fall styles of
STRAW AND FANOY BONNETS,
And STRAW GOODS, of over/ description,
• Now open, and presenting altogether the most com-'
plete stock of MILLINERY GOODS in this market.
Merchants and Milliners from every seotion of the
oountry are cordially invited to call and examine our
e took, which we offer at the
CLOSEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
ROSENHEIM, BROOKS, & 00.,
431 MARKET STRBET*
aulO-tnovl
FALL TRADE.
725 CHESTNUT STREET,
LINCOLN, WOOD & NICHOLS,
Invite the attention of the trade.' ppeeialiy cash and
short-time buyers, to their
UNEQUALLED ATTRACTIONS
FANCY AND STRAW BONNETS, RIBBONS,
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, Ac., Ac.
.N. B.—Our Fanoy Bounets are all made on our own
premises. aull-Sm
J. HILLBOKN JONES.
importer and Manufacturer of
FANCY SILK
ASD
STRAW BONNETS.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, RUCHES, Ao
The attention of City and Country Hosiers is Invited
to a large and varied stock of the above goods, at
433 MARKET STREET.
au9-Jm Below FIFTH.
LOOKING-GLASSES.
ROOKING GLASSES.
Now in store the most extensive and elegant assort
ment of
LOOKIIfQ OLAOfIUO, -
For every space and every position, and at tbe most
moderate pnoes.
LOOKING GLASSES
fa the most elaborate and the most simple frames.
1 LOOKING GLASSES
Framed in the best taste, and in the most substantia]
manner* . ,
LOOKING GLASSES
owi^MtAbii^mot^ 0 manu^a °tured by ourselves in our
LOOKING GLASSES
and WAI.NL'T frame, for Country
JAMES S. EARLE & SON, .
816 CHESTNUT STREET,
npl-tf . PHILADELPHIA.
Goods for men and boys’ fall
VTFAR 1
, CURWEN BTODDART <k BRO. invito tho attention
or ßn'OADci!oTHs'. ,6n,ivo Btock ol
i CASBIMEREB.
. < • and
wu i-.i. * .. , VESTINGS.
• Which they are soiling nt a small Advance.
450,452,' and 46i North SECOND Street,
nu2s - Above willow.
]VEW STYLES VALENCIAS.
f ' Just received ono case from auction, at 20 cents.
1 CURWEN BTODDART i BRO.,
450,402, and 454 North BKCON D Street,
nu2s •. itliove Willow Btreet.
A LL-WOOL MOUSE. DE LAINES.
JuBt from nuoteon. riah styles, at 44 and 50cents.
450,452, aud 454 North SECOND Street,
- fIU33 J, Above Willow Street.
There has been no expense
RIMER’S Photographic Gal
lery. SECOND Street, above Green, complete in every
particuinr. The superior Pictures produced fully proves
that tlioro has been no labor in vain., it*
Louisville artesian, water. -
An analysis, by Prof. J. L. SMITH, shown one
gallon to contain 91C>S grains, ns follows, viz:
Chlor. Sodium C 22 grs. Sulph. Magnesia.. 77.00 grs.
“ Calcium6o “ ** Potash..... 3.00 ”,
” Magnesium... 7” ” Aluminn... 2UO ”
” Potassium.... 14 ” lodide Magnesium 035 “
“ Aluminium... 15 “ Bromido “ o,<y **
Piiosph. Soda 2 “ Bi-Carb. Iron OAS ”
Sulph. Soda 72 ! Magnesia. .3.00 ”
” Lime......... 33 *‘
Sold b, the barrel. Keljon.or in tuttles, wholesale and
retail, by , RASHAKD Sc CO., Apothecaries,
a««-tf CHESTNUT St- cor. Twelfth it.
SEA BATHING—
«r.W Jf'flKJKy" JSE COTTAGE-ATLANTIC CIT 7,
Tliia deiiraljle Ifouto will remain open a few weeks
onter for tho aoeommodation of Boarder.. Term.
Eluht Dollar, per week. .. ■ JONAH-WOOTTON,
BUH-fit* ‘ ■ ■■ Proprietor.
STEREOSCOPIC BAZAAR—The. great
Emporium for Stereoscopes and Stereoscopic Pic
tures, supplied continually with novel.ies from Paris and
London. For sale, wholesale and retell, at
113 South A
lunproved Spectacles and Eye-gliuueg, Mi
croscopes, Opera-glatset, Mathematical and Physical In
struments, in » great variety. Artificial Eyes inserted.
. au23-tf - - «
fcIRESH FRUIT JARS,-^—Why not use the
* beat?. The only ptrject jar nrntafor puttinr up
required. Made hermetically air-tight m a moment by
« turn of the cover, and M easily opened •when desirea.
The process of preserving is so (simplified by their use
warrantl^ 0 " 1 rFect?* 0r 10nc0d neBii novor feil. Every jar
1 e iURTELL & LETCHWORTH,
ManufeotUrera under the patent.
No. IS North PIFTH Street, Philmla.
T- AMES’ HAIR BRAIDS, WrGSrFRI
SETTS* and <?URLS, manufactured in the very
beat and newest Vans stylos, and of winch we constantly
keep ft very large assortment on' hand, sold wholesale
and retail, at the lowest possible prices. Orders from
all parts of the country solicited* and promptly attended
to, Also', ft now HAIR RYE, superior to any in use.
M, HUTOIS, No. 12 TENTH fit*.
Between Market and Chestnut.
ORIGINAL AMMONIAI'ED SUPER
PHOSFHATKPF LWE, mrrented free fromeny
auuitsmtloh or mixture of Plostor, Lime, Marl, or Ch«r
coftl. For Bala to dealers on the most favorable terms,
at the factory or store, by 0. B. ROGERS,
No. 11l MARKET Street.
POTATO PLOUGHS, OP THE MOST AP
FROVEP CONSTRUCTION, by wliioh the Ulior
jH ten mew can bo saved in For sale
Wo. 11l MARKET HTKBKT.
rjRAIN MILLS —GRAIN MILLS—For
oes, etp.. by hand or power. .
FrioeVS, SSs,#ndftt,
Now in operaton at lW Booth BECONI) Street.
Agent* wanted ill every county and State, bv
aul7-3ro -. ' K. PARREL Sc CO.
WE HAVE DETERMINED TO ADD
the HOUSE FAPEItrNG and RETAILING OF
PAYER HANGINGS to our business, and solicit 7rom
all who are desirous of decorating therr houses an ex
amination of our sjook, Bolected from the host factors
foreign and domestic, and at the right prices. *
W lmngin* in any or Stately
augj-8 tu th lm* 13 North THIRD Street.
PEACH BOTTOM ROOFING SLATE—
Of first quality And nil siaes, constantly on hand
and forsale by DANIEL WILLIAMS <fc SONS.
S. W. corner o'SIXTH and COATES Sts.
„ The above Slato is equal in quality to tho best Welsh
Slate. au23-tutha-Im-
r»IDER BRANDV.-10 bbls. pure Con-
V-/ necticut Cider Brandy.„ Alan 6 hbhr. uo old oxtra
qu&lity, on consignment and for sale by.
- C.O.SADLER Sc CO.,
au3Q > AROH Street, aeennd door above Front
ROSIN. —2,000 bbls Shipping Rosin, to
arrive. For sole by
. , ROWLEY, ASHBURNER Sc CO.,
r anu jo BOUTH WHARVES.
SSPTB. TURPENTINE.—IOO bbls Spts.
Turpentinotjn store. For sale bv
W EY , A R CO fe _
CJUGAR-HOUSE MOLASSES.—ISO hhds.
K 7 tierces£and barrels: for sale by
- - JAMES GRAHAM & CO.,
A«W LETITIA .Street,
the press—Philadelphia; Thursday, august 25, iss?.
JOSHUA L. BAILY,
IMPORT E R'- AiN'D -?, 0,8 B E ll ‘
- c i'i' • I'.i'ji: J '
- ■ 'OF::-:. ■ > - '
DRY GOO DS .
NO. 213 MARKET STREET,
HAS NOW OPEN
ONE OF THE
LARGEST AND CHOICEST
♦ ASSORTMENTS OF GOODS
IK TUIS UAIiKKT,
To which he Invites the special attention of
FIRST-CLASS BUYERS
From every section. au23-tf
VELVETS,
pEE “ARABIA.”
BROCHE SHAWL BORDERS,
PERSIAN DRESS BORDERS,
CASHMERE SHAWL BORDERS,
FRENCH CORSETS.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED BY
EVANS & lIASSALL,
51 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
au23-St d noGHs abovh CHESTNUT.
W. aiBBS Sc SONS,
NO. 031 MARKET STREET,
Are now opening their
FALL & WINTER STOCK OF GOODS ADAPTED TO
M E N’S W E AR,
In whioh will be found a fall assortment of
CLOTHS, DOESKINS, VESTINGS, TRIMMINGS,
&c, aus-3m
1859. FALL TRADB -1859.
SHORTRIDGE &.BRO.,
{SUCCESSORB-TO UAMMANi SNYDER, tt, C 0.,)
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
OP
DBY aOODS,
420 MARKET-BTREET,
Have in store a oomplete line of,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
Selected expressly with a view to the interests of
CASH AND PROMPT SHORT-CREDIT DEALERS,
To which they respectfully invite the attention of the
trade.
N. B.—A full stock constantly on hand, and orders wjII
be executed promptly, at the
auS-2mj LOWEST MARKET RATES.
FANCY DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
FALL, 1859.
SITER, VAN CULIN, & GLASS,
IMPORTERS
AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
- HOSIERY, GLOVES, FANCY GOODS, Etc.,
No. 423 MARKET STREET, .
auS-lm -Above FOURTH, PHILADELPHIA.
gCHAFFBR Sc ROBERTS,
429 MARKET STREET,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
SMALL WAKES, COMBS,
BRUSHES, LOOKING-GLASSES,
GERMAN and FRENCH FANCY Goofi£J,
AND
TAILORS* TRIMMINGS. aus-3m
DUHRING & 00.,
■ Nos. 26 and 28 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
Are cow receiving, by successive arrivals from Europe*
THEIR FALL IMPORTATIONS
l .OF
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
HOSX F K Y ,
GLOVES, AND SMALL WARES,
WOOXJDEN YARNS,
MACHINE SEWING SILK AND THREAD,
And solicit an inspection of their oomplete and well
assorted stock,
jyll-Sm ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO
SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN TRADE.
JJURNETT, SEXTON, & SWEARINGEN,
Are now opening at their Store,
NO. 409 MARKET STREET,
Above FOURTH, North side,
A ttAXCXOMK ABROBTMBNT OF
NEW FALL STYLES OF
FANCY DRY GOODS.
OP YHPIB OWS IMPORTATION
and selection, which they offor for sale to buyers from
ail parts of the United States, on the most reasonable
terms. aus-2m
JJjARTINS, PEDDLE,
& HAMRICK.
Importers and dealers in
HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND FANCY NOTIONS,
NO. 30 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
. - __ Five doors bolow the Morohanta 1 , Hotel,
, OirerTot’sawj»rv»^#*fc v «ttn«iJciiafoftkof Goods in their
line to be found in the Unite tioiatkSi con»iirtW-*f—
HOSIERY, of.everjr grade. ,
'GLOVES, in three hundTedvaTietles.
UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS.
LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS and COLLARS.
LINEN CAMBRIC IfpfCFS. & SHIRT FRONTS.
LADIES' .ELABTIC BELTS, with clasps of en
tirely new designs, with an endless variety ol NO
TIONS, to which they mate tho attention of
FlWr-CLASa fioi)THE|W m
jyjoGAULEY, BROTHER, & BREWSTER,
23 NORTH FOURTH STREET
HOSIERY. „„„„
GLOVES, aKb . .
FANCY GOODS.
We have a fine stock oflmported and Domestic Goods,
particularly adapted to
SOUTHERN TRADE,
To which we invite the attention of first-daw buyers*
aus'2m
gILVEE WARE.
WM. WILSON & SON
Invite special attention to their stock of SILVER
WARE, which is now unusually large, affording a va
riety of pattern and design unsurpassed by any house
tho United Ktates, and of finer quality than is manufac
tured for table uso in any part of the world.
Our Standard of Silvor is 935-1000 parts pure,
Tho English Sterling 025-1000 “
American and French
Thus it will bo seen that wo givo thirty-five parts purer
than tho American ami French coin* and ton parts purer
tban the English Sterling. Wo melt all onr own Silver,
and onr Foreman being connected with tho Refining De
partment of the United States Mint for several years, we
guarantee the quality as above (935), which is the finest
that can he made to he serviceable, and will rosist the
action of acids much bttttr than the ordinary Silver
manufactured.
S. W. CORNER FIFTH AND CHERRY STS.
N. B.—Any fineness of Silver manufactured as agreed
upon, but po.iitti*</y none inferior to French and Ameri
can tlandard.
Dealers supplied with the same standard as used ia
our retail department.
1 Pino Silver Bars, 999-1000 parts pure, constantly on
hand. au34-6m
rjMRUITT, BRO., & CO .
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, &a.,
529 MARKET STREET. 529
BELOW SIXTH, NORTH SIDE,
'anfi-3m PHILADELPHIA.
JJJOORE, HENSZEY&CO-,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AND GUN
WAREHOUSE,
NO. 437 MARKET, AND 416 COMMERCE STS.,
Aus-Sm PHILADELPHIA.
4HL STEAMSIIIP mt
KEYSTONE STATE,
Fon
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA,
At the request of numerous shippers (who wore pro
vented by the min from shipping their goods), will con
tinue to receive Freight until
THIS EVENING,
AND JAN,
TO-MORROW,(Friday), AUG. 26, AT 10 O’CLOCK.
au2s-2t
■yyALL PAPER WAREHOUSE.
HOWELL & BOURKE,
17 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, (BEt.ow Mabket),
AND OPPOSITE MERCHANT STBEET,
Have on hand a large and splendid assortment of
WALLL AND
WINDOW PAPERS,
To wliioh they invito the attention of
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN BUYERS.
au2s-2m
JJRILLS AND SHEETINGS FOR EX
-21 South FRONT Bt., and 85 LETITIX Btreet.
oofg-ly ’
Economy mess shad— no*, i and 2.
a prime nrtiole, in store and for sale by
BUY-GOODS JOBBERS.
SILVERWARE.
.900-1881) “
WM. WILSON & SON,
HARDWARE.
THIRD-STREET JOBBING HORSES.
<QH AMBERS&CATTELL,
NO. 39 NORTH THIRD STREET; PHILADELPHIA,
V. IMPOKTBBS’. OI
FRENCH CALF. SKINS,
•_ AKD
MANUFACTURERS OF
CITY OAL F AND K'IFSKINS,
Moroccos and Linings, Ofik and Red Sole Leather*
aus-lm
LAING & MAGINNIS.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
SHOE THREADS.
FRENCH AND ENGUSII LASTINGB, AND
SHOE-MAN UP AC TUBERS’ ARTICLES;
Sewing Machine Silk, Thread anil Needles.
, NO. 30 NORTH THIRD ST.,
Agent, for.
UPFIELD’S PATENT BOOT-TREES,
aus-am
JUNGERICH & SMITH.
wholesale
GROCERS,
NO. 43 NORTH THIRD STREET.
Honey, and Lovering's Syrup alwayj on hand.
nuB-2m
gOWER, BARNES. & CO.,
PUBLISHERS INK' DEALERS IN
MISCELLANEOUS, SCHOOL, AND
BLANK BOOKS UND STATIONERV,
NO. 37 NORTH THIRD STREET, BELOW ARCH,
Publisher/* of Pelfon's Srendid Seriesjof
OUTLINE Mil'S AND KEYS. , _
DR. EMMONS' NEW AMERICAN MANUAL OF
GEOLOGY.
Sanders' Now Renders Groenloaf’s and Brooks'
Arithmetics. Ac. Blank, Books, Writing, Wrapping,
Curtain, and Wall Paper* / sufi-3m
JJENDRY & HARRIS,
MANUFACTURERS AED WHOLESALE DEALERS
I! *
BOOTS AiSTD SHOES.
NORTHWEST CORNER THIRD AND ARCH BTB.,
au6-2m PHILADELPHIA. -■
rjiHOS. MELLOR & CO.,
NO'. 8 NORTH THIRD STREET,
IMPORTERS
* ; •
English, French, and'german
H O.SIEEY,
GLOVES, SHfRTS, DRAWERS, Ao
oufl-3m >-
Pbtxr Sieger, Wm, 8. Baird, John Wibst,
Jacob Rikgkl, . D. B. Ervin.
JJIEGED, BAIRD. & CO.,
' (Late Sieger, Lamb, tc C 0.,)
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
op
DRY GOODS,
No. 47 North'THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
OUR FALL stock
Is now complete in all ita departments, and ready for
Buyers. Prompt paying Merchants from all parts of the
Union are reapeotfutty eolioitod to call and examine for
themselves. ' '. ' aus-3ra
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE,
Sc CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
or
DBY GOODS,
Nos, 237 4c 241 NORTH THIRD Sr., above RACE,
Wouldnowinformtheircustomersandthe trade gene
rally, that their stock this season will be
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE.
aus-2m
yARD, GILMORE, Sc CO.,
NOS. 40 AND 42 NORTH THIRD STREET,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
SILKS, RIBBONS, DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, LACES, LINENS*
EMBROIDERIES, Ac.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, MITTS, AND SHAWLS.
aul>-3m
1859. FALL trade- 1859.
J. T % WA Y & C 0.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
or
DRY GOODS,
NEW MARBLE BUILDING,
NO. 2 8
NORTH THIRD STREET.
' W 4 offer, by the package or piece, to
CASH OR PROMPT SIX-MONTHS BUYERS,
A very large and attractive Stock of
"XAnmiCAif . DRY GOODS.
Punch ore will find our etook well assorted at all *ea
tons of- ne year,
J. T WAY, JAB. H DUNLAP,
WM. P. WAY, (aus-2mj GEO. P. WAY.
EXCURSIONS.
pHEAP TRIP TO THE SEA-SIDE.—
On and after FRIDAY. August 2Cth, daily, except
SUNDAYS, until further notice, a Passenger Train will
leave VINE-Htreet Petty at 6 o’clock A M. for ATLAN
TIC CITY. Returnirtf, will leave ATLANTIC CITY
at 6.35 P. M.
Faro for the Round Trip, for this Train, only $1 25.
All other Trains. Q 2 50.
The public is respeolfuJly informed that this Train
will he run by the Company, and gentlemen, with their
families, can all he nccotnmodated with seats m good,
comfortable care.
Office, at VINE-Strect Wharf, will be open for sale of
’Pickets
au2s-tf JNO. 0. BRYANT, Agent.
Q.RAND EXCURSION
OF THR
STATE FENCIBT.ES.
CAPT. JAMES PAGE,
TO NEW YORK BAY AND STATEN ISLAND,
MONDAY, AUGUST 29,1859.
BECK'S CELEBRATED PHILADELPHIA BAND
WILL ACCOMPANY THE KXCUIftIOX.
Tickets—Gentlemen §2.r<G. Ladies, including Dinner,
8240. Children, %iZO.
Boat leaves WALNUT-STREET WHARF at OX
o'clock.
, Tickots enri 1m obtained of any of the members of the
Company, or the Committee, nt the ARMORY, No. 505
CHESTNUT Street, every evening until the Excursion.
au2o-7t
pOR THE SEA-SHORE.
IN TWO AND A HALF HOURS.
TRAINB LEAVE
VINE-STREET FERRY
DAILY AT7K A. M. AND 4 P. M. RETURNING AT
O A.M. AND 4.40 P.M.
SUNDAY TRAIN TO ATLANTIC LEAVES
B A. M., AND RETURNS AT 0 M.
auS-tf SEE ADVEHTISEMENT,
PHILADELPHIA
AND READING RAILROAD.
EXCURSION TICKETS.
Excursion Tickets to the following rlncea will be is
sued at the Depot, Broad and Vine streets, on the SA
TURDAY of eaoh week, to return on the MONDAY
following, viz: ~ ,
To Reading and back «. $2 25
Pottatown do ISO
PhffintxviUe do l 10
Lebanon do 3 50
Pottsvill® do 3 75
Br order of the Board.
agg-lm W. H. McILHENNY, Seoretary.
*’o ß oa pemav;
BcKKnaaca AND
DAILY, (BundM, eitq«ptea,)M 9!{ o’clock, A.§l.
Steamers DELAWARE, Captain Copes,
89, * M.9&A Captain Soltew,
_ KLNNLsEC, Captain Hand,
Form a Daily Lino between this city, Cape May, and
New Y ork, leaving front First Pier below Spruoe street,
at 9X A. M.
„ v . , u RETURNING.
Leave New York, (Sundays exoepted.) at 5 P. M,
“ Cano May,(Moiidays oxceptod) BA. M.
Faro to New York, Cabin 82 00
_ ** _ ' .Steerage iso
Fare to Cope May, including Carriage Hiro 75
M ” Servants 75
**, ~ r *» Stato Rooms, extra 100
Freights for New York and Cape May taken at low
rates. Good* destined Iwyond Now York will be for
warded with despatch, free of commission,
je SO-tf
HfINTON’S ENCAUSTIC TILES for
J.”JL floors. ,„ ,
Ornamental Chimney Tops for oottages.
Garden Vases and Fountains.
Vitnfiodl Pipe for drains and Water conductors.
Imported and for sale by
DihlMf
A lex. McKinney,
-fa. attornky at law,
.UHBENSDURO, PA,
Will praotise in Westmoreland, Armstrong, and In
diana counties. _soU-tf
A UGUST BELMONT,
-t*- _ BANKER, 76 BEAVER STREET.
Issues Letters of Credit for Travellers, available in all
partsof the world, through tlw) Messrs. Rothchilds, of
Pans, London* Frankfort,Naples, and Vienna, ami their
Correspondents. mU7-6m
Hams and shoulders— 2.loo
g<l Pft ra “ ® n i! Should,™. Also,
hju pieoea extra Sugar Cured Hains, tor sale by
4 0. O. SADLER & CO.,
quit) arnn strAwt. «<w>ikl donraltove Front.
pOR FRKIUHT OR CHARTER—The A
L 2 Fust-sailing Bri« EOLU! !«P tons, Apjilvto
UU22 A. MERINO, 140 South FRONT at.
TOW Nos. 1& 2 MACKEREL—A small
I » (nvoiceof assorted packages, landing from steamer
Kensington, and for sale liy
WM. J. TAYLOR Sc CO.,
au22 138 SOUTH WHARVES,
REPINED SUGAR.—6OO barrels various
grades, 150 bills crushed, sifted and powdered,
for sale by JAMES GRAHAM & CO., 1
(tu» LETITIA Street,
E DU C ATIONAI,,
SIPRING GARDEN ACADEMY FOR
XOUNG JIKN AND BOYS. N. E. cor, EIGHTH
tPPvStreets.—Resumes duties MON-
Number limited; all pupils un
nfrfnf iu the Principal, the govern
tmvolio w a ß ifW p li° y nr mo . l,a ‘ suasion, reports sent to
Intellectual, and Physical
nt»nnai;?? rt of oRr ®CuUy and conscientiously
XrSffl&orth I?iXlh »t?“ef. ratu,to,lsl s,nt5 ,nt tto Academy,
juiZKw F. BONLF.AYY Long. Principal 1 .
The classical ttnd English
SCHOOL of H. B. GREGORY, A M Velina
tombwlaf. Stroo1 ’ ' vill rcopen «” TKURBijA^'&iv-
EDUCATIONAL,— Miss ELLA WATSON
2W North TWELFTH Stroßt, will rocommonro
BJyins fnstruotinnson the PIANO, nt her own reehieSoe
or tlioso of her Pupils, after September Ist. 1869.
nu2s-ths&m-gm*
(VfRS. BARTON’S
J-'A BOARDING
AND
DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
mu Tir rn No. 1929 CHESTNUT street. Phih.
. The Winter Term will open on the second MONDAY
in Septemlier. Young Ladies received of any nice—and
taught whatever pertains to a thorough Education.
_ trench spoken in[the iamily.. For Circulars and par
ticulaM, apply as above. an2s-DWACaI-0w
Germantown female seminary,
WALNUT LANE, between MAIN and GREEN
Ktreotfl.
This Institution will reopen September Ist, 1850.
The course of instruction is thorough, systematic, and
practical, embracing all, the usoful and omnmental
branches essential to a finished female education.
Prlvnte instruction given in Music, Tainting, and
Languages.
Circulars setting forth terms, eto.. mar h« obtained of
Prof. W. S. FORTESCUE. A. M.,
_ft» 2 <-tf Principal.
PENN INSTITUTE—The Session will
commonoo on MONDAY, the nth of September.
JLbe object of .this Institution is to prepare pupils lor
College or business. In accomplishing this oliiect, ra
pidity, and especially thoroughness, are desirable; and
to be thorough requires not only that the general diffi
culties must.be met, Imt those of oach individual.
The method adopted for giving instruction, is to be
come a co-laborer wilb tho pupil, efforts being made to
have him lead, and reserving for the teacher to point
out errors, remove doubts, or suggest the manner of pro
ceeding. .
For exemplifying the prineiplegofthe various branch
es of Natural Soienco, apparatus is fully provided, and
for PUyUlP'l operations m Surveying, a first-class tran
sit of Philadelphia manufacture is furnished. •
Besides pursuing the varioueStudlea with Text Voles,
Lectures are delivered m regular order on Natural Phi
losophy. Chemistry, Geology, Mythology, etc.
The Rooms occupied are those on the second, third,
n- n «iT?^K^fl aa °K *&!t 1 34!&51' S* the S'®* com® l " of
IHIiITEhNTH and hiLBLRT btreets, entrance on
Filbert street; they are large and froely ventilated, and
afford ami» o space for Recitation, Lecture, and Flay
I\ooms. They arc now open from 9 o’clock A. M. tol
jMjtoejc T. M-i where ftirther i n for|qatiOß priay t# ab
au23-tf It. STEWART, Principal.,
MU. TVINTHROP TAPPAN’S BOARD
i’* INO AND DAY SCHOOL FOB YOUNG LA-
Swi ' ra r wUl
T RnVKUKNCES.—Pres. Allen, Girard College t Hon. Jool
Jones, Rev. J. A. Vaughan. D. D., Rev. A. 11. Vinton.
D.D.,Joseph, G. Mitchell, ksq., pliiladelphia.
Prof. J. A. Alexander, D. D., Princeton, N. J.
Prot. R. D. Hitchcook, D. D., New York city.
EIHon. R. 0. Winthrop, Boston. aul&-thstu-6w*'
Academy of the Protestant
EPISCOPAL QHUROH. LOCUST and JUNIPER
streets.
Session of this Institution will open on
MONDAV, beptemberfith, at 9 o'clock A. M.
Boys able to read, and not less than eight years of age.
are received as soon ns thoy have begun to write and
cipher, and are conducted through tho various classes
of the Academy with a rapidity proportioned to their
ability. , ,
The Tuition Fee for those in the lowest class is $6O
per annmm for hll Others Per annum; payable hair
s’eariy inadvange. r ‘ 1 * K
Besides this fee there are no other charges: instruc
tion m the Frenoh language and Drawing, and the use
of the Gymnasium being afforded without addition to
the nbovo-named prices.
Applications for admission maybe made to the Princi
pal, at the Academy. daily alter August 31st, between
the hours Pi 10 end 1? o clock A. M.
JAMEg W? ROBINS/ A. M„
Principal.
IVTISS O. A. BURGIN WILL RE-OPEN
b° r School for Young Isuites on September 12,
1859. Circulars may be obtained at the Schoolroom, 911
WALNUP Street, where application fotadmisainn may
bo made, on and after September 6th, from 10 to 12
o'olock.
Rkperbncbs.— Rev. Albert Samoa, Wm. B. Pago, M.
D., Prof. C. p. Glevelaud, Aruhfoso Whlto,' George
Trott, L. Johnson- au22-lm*
PRICE-STREET ACADEMY,
GERMANTOWN, PHILADELPHIA.
OEORtiE B. BANKER, PRINCIPAL.
The Fall lomi of this Institution commences Septem
ber 6th, 1859. The course of instruction comprises all
tho bronchos "fa thoroujrh English Education, togethor
With the Latin, Oreok, and French Languages. nu22-6t*
Am. D. G. ST. JOSEPH’S COLLEGE.
» N,E. cor lt orof FILDEBT add JUMPER Sta.
btunloswilt bo resumed on MONDAY,September Sth,
au33-3w* ' JAMES A. •WARD. 8. J. Freaidont.
THOS. BALDWIN’S ENGLISH MATHE
MATICALand CLASSICAL SCOOL FOR BOYS,
N;K. cornerol BROAD and AROII, will reopen Sep
tember Ist. " au2B-lm*
Annie churchman has removed
her BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL to No. 908
FRANKLIN Street, above Poplar. Term commences
September 6th. , au!9-lm*
CENTRAL INSTITUTE, N.W. CORNER
ofTENTHand SPRING GARDEN Stroots, will
be reopened MONDAY. Septembers Bovsnropared for
any DfVISION in the PUBLIC GRAMMAR SCHOOLS,
for BUBINEBS, or for COLLEGE.
au22-6w* 11. G. McGUIRK, A. M.. rrinoipal.
Eden hall (late paradise) f.
SEMINARY, situated in the village of Paradise,
on Lancaster and Philadelphia turnpike, fifty-three
miles West of Philadelphia, nme miles east of Lancaster
city, and three-fourths of a mile from Leaman Place
Station, Pennsylvania Railroad. RE-OPENS, for its
TENTH SESSION, on the SECOND WEDNESDAY
IN SEPTEMBER. The building is undergoing tho
rough repair, a story being added for dormitories, into
wbioh water will do introduced, and t>Ath attached.
Comfortable accommodation is thus provided for thirty
boarding pupils, and tho trustees will spare no expense
to renderthe sobool worthy of public favor.
Amonwhe many to whom the conductors of this school
might refer, they are permitted particularly to name
the At. Rev. Bishops Alonso Potter and De Lancey. and
the Rev. Dr. W. Bacon Stevens, of Philadelphia, They
also submit the jbllowmg testimonial, kindly tendered
by the Rt. Rev. Dr. 8. Bowman, Assistant Bishop F.E
Cnuroh, Penpsylvania:
'* The Seminary for young ladies at Paradise, Lancas
ter county, under the general superintendence of Dr
Killikelly, and with Miss. Chamberlain, as the immedi
ate and aotive Principal, is one Diat, I think, may be re
tied on to do faithfully .all that it promises. The situa-
Lon is healthy, beautiful, and easily accessible by the
Pennsylvania Railroad. Dr. XUlikeUy has had large ex
perience m, superintending the education of young In
dies, and Miss Chamberlain brings to the institution the
well-earned reputation of & most competent and suc
cessful teacher, as well in imparting knowledge asm
administering discipline. The seminary is, therefore, 1
think, entitled to, the confidence of the public, anu I
hope will receive it.” • •
aol-flw Paradise, Lancaster oounti, rtu
rriHE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE. R&
,-j- MOVED from No. 1302 FILBERT Street to No.
127 North TENTH Street, will reopen on MONDAY.
September Sth. Bojs prepared for College or Business,
All branches of n complete English education, tho Clas
sics, Mathematics, and Modern Languages, are taught
after a system whioh insures thoroughness and rapid
progress. Circulars to l>e had at the School.
O. SKIDKNSTICKER,
No. 127 North TENTH Street.
Keferrxces.—Rev. Mr. J. A. Vaughan, Rev. Mr. J.
H. A, Bomborger, Rev. Mr. Wm. 11. Furness, Beniamin
Gerhard, Esq*. Arthur W. Little, Esq., Chns. Short,
Esq., Prof. Joseph Loidy, Prof, Cornelius Felton, Cam
bridge { Theodore Sedgwick, Esq., New York. aul3-lm*
THE GERMANTOWN ACADKMYTvTEL
reopen on MONDAY, September sth, 1859. The
Principal will receive a limited mini her of Boys into his
family: J. 11. WITJIINGTON. A. M.,
aul7-lra* Principal.
THE WILL OPEN A
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHIL
DREN, on MONDAY, Septombor 6th, at 937 SPRUCE
Street, where Circulars may be obtained.
Kefkhexcks. Rov. Albert Barnes, Rev. W. W.
Spear, D. D., Prof. C, D. Cleveland. au!7-6w*
The misses akrtsen’s school fob
YOUNG LADIES.
PH ICE STHE'ET, GERMANTOWN.
The Fall Term will begin on the FIRST MONDAY in
Sojpteirfber.
instruction in the usual English bkanchbs, with
LXtin, Fkbsch, and Drawing. aul6-tf
The arch-street institute for
YOUNG LADIES.—The Elovonth Session will
commence on MONDA » • September sth, 1859. For cir
culars apply at 1315 ARCH Street, one door oast of Brovd.
au!s-4w* Miss L, M. BROWN, Principal.
Harriett brown will reopen
HER SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, in the
Large and Airy Rooms at the N. W. cor. of FILBERT
nnd JUNIPER Streets, opposite Penn Square* on the
6th of Ninth mo. (September.) Circulars can be obtained
nt No. 1329 FILBERT Streot. aull-lm*
The hemans institute.
The subscriber will open SEPTEMBER 12th,
nt No. 1315 WALNUT STREET, his School for the
higher education of a limited number of Young Ladies.
Parents to whom he is not personally known are referred
to Prnfossor C. D. Cleaveland, Professor Charles Short,
Rev. H. J • Morton, D. D., Rov. Wm. B. Stevens, D. D.,
Rev. J. P* B. SVilmer, D. D.» Rev. 11. A. Boardman, D.
D., Rev. Win. H. Furness, D. D., and others. . _
Jy2l-2m • JAMES I. HELM.
HE MISSES CASEY AND MRS. BfflS
BE’S Boarding nnd Day School for Young Ladies,
1703 WALNUT Street, reopens WEDNESDAY, Sep
timber 7 th. ou2-2m
B“ RYANT & STRATTON’S NATIONAL
MERCANTILE COLLEGES, located at Phila
delphia, 8. E. corner SEVENTH and CHESTNUT}
New York, Buffalo, Cleveland, and Chicago. For in
formation, call or sand for Catalogue. ' r fe9-tf
FERTILIZERS.
rpo FARMERS.
FHOSFHATIC
GUANO
FROM SOMBRERO ISLAND, WEST INDIES.
THE RICHEST FORMATION OF PHOSPHATE OF
LIME KNOWN IN THE WORLD.
It contains ovor 80 per cent, of Bpne Phosphate of
Lime, being 50 per cent, richer in Phosphate ofLiine
than Bone Dust,
FOR SALE BY THE TON OR CARGO, AND TO
FARMERS AT
$3O PER TON OF 2*ooo LBS.
JOS. B. HANSON,
Solo Agent in Philadelphia,
aull-thstn 2m No. 10C North WATER Street.
GENTS* FURNISHING GOODS.
QENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS
AND
TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS*
LONGOOPE & PEARCE,
NO. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Havo now in store a full assortment in tboir lino, to
which they invite the attention of their customers
and buyers of such goods. aus-Sin
J\V. SCOTT—late of the Jinn of Win
• cheater i Scott-GENTLEMEN’S FURNISH
ING STORE nnd HHIRT MANUFACTORY, 8U
CHESINUT Street, (nearly opposite tho Girard House,)
Philadelphia.
J.W.o. would respectfully call the attention of his
former patrons and friends to his new store, and ia pre
pared to Hit orders for SHIRTS at short notice. A
perfect nt guarantied. Wholesale Trade supplied with
fine Shirts and Collars. jy2l-ly
BAZAAR, NINTH AND SANSOM
ZCH STREETS.
SPECIAL PEREMPTORY SALE.
ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
SPAN OF MATCHED BA Y HOUSES.
On SATURDAY Morning next, at 10 o’clock, at the
Bazaar, wilt be sold, peremptory, on ncoount of whom it
may concern—
A pair of beautiful Bay Horsos* 16)4 hands high, with
Iwbtftila, said to bo 8 years old, and to have Trotted to
gether a mile in 3 minutes.
No postponement on account of tho woather.
an23-3t-if ALFRED M. HERKNEBS, Ano’r.
AS* MB. JAMES HANSELL, HAYING
from bnsineeH, l>offa to request all per
sons who have loft Jewelry or Watches nt fits Store, No.
705 MARKET Street, for repairing to call for tjiom at
the Store of Mr. E. HOLDEN, No. 708 MARKET St.,
where all friends nnd former cuQtoniera of Mr. J. HAN
BELL may he accommodated, nuSHt \
WANTS.
TArANTED—By a young Man, 19 years
* , - OIU, a ,lt«aticm in a Whol.wUn Grocerr iiO'd.o.
a»Ruunoi.Cleric,or Bniomnn. Can fumuhiooclrofel
ronces, and nould be villiM to accept «. lowfctoof
compensation, until his faithfulness and efficiency iM
bo developed. Address “J. F.” office of The Pr’ts!
ao2ft-6t»
WANTED— By a young Man, 20 years
of age, employment in a Wholesale establish
ment as ASSISTANT CLERK. Would be ffirto
make himself usolbl to'his employer. Salary not so
much a .present object as an opportunity to advance on
hwjnent. Addrorg “ .T. L.*' office of this paper. a25-Ct*
WANTED —In a Clothiers’ and Tailors’
Trimming. House, a young Man os SALESMAN,
who is well acquainted with the Southern and Merchant
Tailors. He must have some knowledge of the business.
Addressßox No. 629,” Pluin. Post Office. au2s-6t 4
WANTED —By a young Lady, a situa
tlon as GOVERNESS,or to take charge of the
Primary Department of a School. Can come well recom
mendeu. Address ** M. C.” Dojicstown. Pa. mi2s-6t*
X^tTANTED —A competent and responsi
"". ble party, with some capital, to sell on commis
part of tho State, a FJRST-CLABS
MACHINE, of an established reputation,
l Ills is a chance whore large profits can be realised by
2„fP- n * p6^nt pa s y, » Unexceptionable references Te
«^ or address, with real name, sta
ting where an interview can be had, ” S. M. A.” at this
■ n025-3t*
WANTED— A smart, active SALESMAN
D » at & C |go! Urll ' ,h g00<)
TXT'ANTED —By a young married Man. a
\ situation fla Assistant BOOK-KEEPER, in a
Wholewile Establishment. Best of references will be
furnished. Address, nt Press office, “.Robert.” au2t-3t*
A YOUNG MAN FROM EVANSVILLE,
Indiana, is desirous of obtaining a •itiation in a
Dry Goods Jobbing Rouse Can influence all the trade
from the above-named town, Address “ X. X.” this
office. ■ ‘ - au23-3t*
V%7'ANTED —A situation by a young Man
* * who has had several years experience in the
>orwarding and Commission Business. Either Book
keeper or Clerk. Would have no objection to leaving
!>i e A- Jw* 1 reference. Address “ Forward,”
Blood a Dispatch. au33-4t*
WANTED— As near Frankford as possi
ble, a very substantial ROOM, about 28 by 100
fact, with not less than 12 feet ceiling; eight-horse mo
tive power attached. Any one having such a Room to
rent may find a permanent
au23-6t Frankford, Pa.
PARTNER WANTED.—The advertiser
is desirous of disposing of his interest in a safe and
profitable mani|facturing business. The amount of mo
ney required will bo four thousand dollar®. For particu
lars address “ G. fc C 0.,” this office. , nu3o-st*
"WANTED TO EXCHANGE for iruprov
-7 * ed city property, free from incumbrance, J6q acres
of excellent FARM LAND, located in Gloucester Co>,
New Jersey. The Railroad from Camden to Bridgeton,
shortly to be hud, -ffUbiji a short distance of the
hind. For further particulars address J. K., office of
Tb 3 Pits*. je2l.
FOB S.ALE AND TO LET.
9 FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE.—
Thp subscriber, in concentrating his business on
cnestnut streot, west of Tenth street, offers for sale,
upon reasonable term, his large manufactory, with out
bmidings and large lot of ground fronting on Sixth, Mar
shall, and Master streets, suitable for almost afly large
ipaniifactiirmg business. For particulars inquire of
ALFRLD FITLKR. Conveyanccr/No. 61 N. SIXTH
St, or to tho subscriber, No. 1009 OHEBTNUT Bt.
nu24-l2t* , WM, D. ROGKRS. .
m, TO LET—A handsome and, large
threo-story brick HOUBE, back huildinas, &c., No.
316 North SIXTH Street, two doors below Wood- Ap
ply to PUGH MADEIRA, 116 South TENTH Bt„ below
Chestnut. antt-3t
FOUR FfNE LARGE ROOMS, commu-
MfiiL picsiin?, handsomely ftirnished, and two on first
noor—na parlor anrt-room, will bo let with board in a
first-class house. Neighborhood of Broad and Walnut.
Address “ D. L. D.,” this office. nu24-st*i>
FOR SALE—The Dwelling and Lcit.*No.
1631 RACE Street. For terms, apply to Mr. THO
MAS 8. WIEGAND, Lmg Stare, corner of RACE and
FIFTEENTH Strqgtq, au23-2t*
ctei TO BE LET,—The Dwelling part of
Mill the House. No. 130 Bouth SIXTH Street, opposite
Independence Sauare.will be rented low to a good te
nant with a small family. Apply on tl\e premises.
an33-4t*
NORTH THIRD STORE TO RENT.
The large and well-located granite-front Store,
NO. 131 NORTH THIRD STREET,
ABOVE ARCH,
Suitable for
JOBBING OR HEAVY PACKAGE TRADE.
Terma satisfactory to a responsible tenant. Apply on
the premises, or at
NO. 427 VINE STREET.
au2o-6tif*
mFOR SALE OR TO RENT The
HOUSE and STORE, N. E. corner of TAMANY
Streot and. YORK avenue. woU suited fora Shoe Store
or other lieht business. Terms low. Apply to T. Q.
HARCROFT, Grocer, opposite corner. au2o-6t*
TO LET—The very extensive CELLAR
of Store No. 605 MARKET Streot. Apply on the
promises. _ autl-I2t*
A VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY
SEAT FOR HALE, two miles from the Cbelten
hiU Station, North Pennsylvania Railroad, containing
129 sores of highly improved land, with an abundance of
fruit and shade trees. The improvement® are a fine
atone mansion, containing fourteon rooms, tenant-house,
ios-house, large bam, carriage-house, and all necessary
out buildings. A fine building site on the premises.
Could easily be divided into two beautiful country seats.
For further particular® inquire of John J. C. Harvey,
on the premises., apgl-lm*
HARDWARE.— A Wholesale House, do
ing ohiefly a Southern package business, to
prompt dealers in cities, desires to sell out. Bad health
the reason for retiring. The business of twelve years
standing. The stook is All new, and mostly in original
packages. The Terms will be liberal. No lands token in
exchange. Address “ Delphos,” Box 2051 New York
Post Office. augl-12w
DRAFTS— On the Union Bank of London,
and Royal Bank of Ireland, in sums to suit.
For sale by WELLB, FARGO & CO.,
mvlB-3m* No. 400 Chestnut stree**
BOARDING.
BOARDING —For-first-nlass families, at
not SPRUCE Btreet. Rooms convenient and
handsomely furnished. An office, suitable for a Physi
cian, also to rent. au2s-thstn-4t*
Desirable winter board in
West PENN SQUARE.' Address M. H. S. t No. 2,
below Market. auaO.sm&wSt*
BOARDING. —Handsomely furnished
Rooms; location very desirable: families and
single gentlemen accommodated; at 1109 WALNUT
titreot. Reference required. iui22-6t*
BOARDING. —Elegant and airy Rooms,
single and in suites, can be had with first-class
Board, for the Summer, Fail, and Winter, at 1315 WAL
NUT Street. anB-2m
Desirable private boarding for
families; Urge and small rooms communicating,
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL. —If tlic Gentleman, who left
a note at 1118 MORRIS Street, will call again, he
will recelvo an answer to his inquiries. nu2s-2t*
TO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT!
A CARD.
Messrs. Geo. B. Sloat & Co., remembering with gra
titude the noble exertions of the Firemen of Philadel
phia, on the occasion of the disastrous fire at .their
premises, on Ihe morning of August 20th. desire to
return their sincere thanks to those whose efforts.wero
#o promptly, ably, and faithfully excited in their be
half, amt wliile tho very efloctive service of the steam*
fire engines is particularly remembored, they cannot too
highly appreciate the devotion to duty and the well
directed labors of the entire Department, to whom they
tonder their earnest and heartfelt thanks. it
COPAHTNERSHIPS.
THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore ex
isting between the subsoribors is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business of the Arm will be
settled by JOSEPH B, HANSON, who is authorized to
use the name of the firm in HANgON
July Ist, 1859. NORWOOD PENROSE.
JOSF.PH B. HANSON will oontinue the Tobacco Com
mission business, and Agency for the sale of Sombrero
Guano, ia heretofore. _ __
< No. 105 North WATER Street.
and No. 106 North DELAWARE Avenue.
GEORGE BOLDIN,
m North WATER Street.
NORWOOD PENROSE,
105 North DELAWARE Avenue.
NORWOOD PENROSE (late of the firm of Joseph B.
Hanson A Co.) is this day aeaooiated with GEORGE
BOLDIN, under the style and firm of BOLDIN tc PEN
ROSE, for.the purpose of conducting a Tobacco, Oil,
and General Commission Business.
July 1.1859. Jyl-tf
TVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
i V firm of WARNICK, CHADWICK, Sc BRO. is this
day dissolved. The Heater, Range, and Stove business
will bo continued under the name of CHADWICK A
1110 SorilieMt °sffM. 8 c F ® aSk.^ 011
FRANCIS A. CHADWICK.
Philadelphia. July 11,1859. Jyl2-tf
MONEY.
$50,000 TO LOAN,
IN SUMS TO BUIT APPLICANTS,
upon Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Guns* Mer
chandise. Clothing, &c., on moderate terms, by JONES
Sc CO.. Brokers, northwest corner of THIRD and GAS
KILL Streets, below Lombard. Established for the las
-85 years. Office hours from fA. M. to 7P. M.
Second-hand Gold and Bilver Watobei, by eminent
makers, warranted genuine, for sate cheap, at one-half
the original cost. aut-om-lf
WARMING AND VENTILATING
WAREHOUSE, 1133 MARKET St., Fhila.
BUILDINGS OF ALT, DESCRIPTIONS
WARMED AND VENTILATED BY
CULVEC'S NEW OAS-BURNING WAHM-Alli
FURNACE.
Tho aliovo Furnace has now wen in use during the
last two winters in this city, and has given universal sat
fis&ction. The large heating surface being directly over
tho flame of the fire, and tho conical tubes, through
which all the drafts pass, are so arranged n« to consume
tho larger part ot the gaaes from the coal, being en
tirely of Cast Iron, With deep, sand joists, is now of
fered to the pubno ns the inoat complete heating appa
ratus now in this markot. C. W. boin< a practical
mechanic, will personally attend to all heating and ven
tilating.
. AI.SO,
Six sixes of Cook'ne Ranges, adapted for hotel nnd
private use. Collins* Patent Chimnoy Caps for ventila
ting and cure of siuobey chiinneys, withalnll assort
ment of Registers and Ventilators of every size and
pattern , Fire-place Stoves, Bath Boilers, kc.
W Jobbing promptly aUomMto.^
ati22-Uiths-3m Late Baker Sc Williams.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE AGRICUL
TURAL SOCIETY EXHIBITION.—ThtfNINTH
ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, Witt be held
nt FOWBLTON. PHILADELPHIA, on TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY, the 27th.
23th, 29th, nnd 30th days of September next. On the )sf
of Soptomber, the Secrotanr will remove to tho Rooms
oftlte Philadelphia Koeietv for the promotion of Agricul
ture, No. 626 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, where
Books of Entry for the Exhibition will bo opened.
Letters addressed to the Secrotary, at Harrislnirg, to
John McGoive.v, Philadelphia,or chaklksK. Enqlb,
Bußtleton, will meet with attention till September.
DAVID TAGGART, Tnnidont.
A. O. lIKISTER, Sec’y. 11261030
HMD. Nos. 103, 10-5, 107 North
• SECOND Streot, is daily receiving nnd' Manu
facturing a good assortment of COLORED LALfa and
STRAW BONNETS of tho best patterns. Also, a good
assortment of French Laoo Matemls and Iniminings
for making Bonnets. Also, a choice stock of French
Flowers, Feathers, Ruches, and Bonnet Frames.
auiS-ihsatm-flt
MACICEKEL AND ALEWIVJSS. —9O
bbls. ami M half bbla tt.vr No, 9; 200 bbls. nnd 180
half bbls. new large JNo. 9 Mackerel i 100 bbli. Alewivee,
%T b 7
fjKTURN OF THE
CONCERT H AMPIIKIiIjS !
CHE6TNUI.ABOVE TWELFTH.
' : .
ORIGINAL
CAMBELL MINSTRELS.
. . 'BRASS BAND, asd DOUBLE TROUPE,
And the only Campbell* now m existence; all others as-
BununK the name are. nothing more than mountebanks
and impostors, not to be trusted. We caution the puWio
against all such. *
x,fi 1 ® advantages the jC&inpbeUs. enjoy above any other -
?ni??^ re l or,{ ® n,zBt ‘ on * r aVu<e from their lrintenc* the
nrv««Xi ar i* 1,1 ttee ®° u thern country. Theirdelineations ‘
? r r - Rcte Car, 6 taken from natural scenes and in-
Ll f?*®.nd atm at presenting the Must-
i?m? l S <,<; " lmri, i*»ortheSoulliemNcero, ani*
Ul ' pro ß«standard of Natural Wjtand
the PltliSion*’ .* ,b . < ? Plm.fi® of Negro Lift on
t esor the e f° ,m 5 t,!p musical capabtli-
In representing trath?nilg
Negro Life, the universal aMo"a “a atmnoed the
Campbell artiste unapproachable and defrings W “ “
BEL? BR*b"<?T! ! A\T?SnSi*? tbafe-CAMP- •
Auaiist Achf. BAINB led b J Wlaord Bugler,
Doors open at o'clock; commence atB.
ADMITTANCE 25 CENTS.
, „ , P.A. CLARKE.
Agent and Easiness Director.
WHEATLEY & CLARKE’S ARCH
-BTREET theatre.
THIB (THURSDAY) EVENING. Aurast B.
_ MARRIED AND SINGLE. '
Baau Shatiedy, Mr. Gilbert; Milford, Mr. Stoddirt;
Fanny. Miss Taylor. ->
' THB,WKPT OF THE. WISH-TON-WISH.
Satisfaction Skunk,Mr.Clarke; Conanehet,Mr.Bel-
Jfeathcote, Miss Taylor; Narramattsh/
. S^Ai.EOFpflrcf^.—Admission, fScents; Secured Seats
m Dress Circle, S7H cents: Parquet, fiO cents: Seats ia
Pn vate Boxes. 74 cents; Whole Private Box, #3: Galle
ry, 13 cents; Gallery for Colored Persons, 24 cents; Fn
vate Box in Gallery for Colored Persons, 38 cent*.
•♦v?? r 8 2* 7>4.o ? c!ockj performance do commence
at Quarter of 8 precisely.
ALNUT-STBEET theatre.
Sole Lessee _ " J xr a OARRFTSON
ISM 8631 ' 0 ' 1 ° n SATIJRDAy EVEN?N(£ Aupilt Util,
to introduce the OLD ESTABLISHED FAVORITES
ADDITIONAL ARTISTS of SS
aIjTaTION. selected from the LEADING 'THha-
UNION, compoalnjTa FULL aKI)
EFFECTIVE STOCK COiIPANY, engaged at a heavy
i&s&fsm fißSassssp' Md *» th> » row
•fp rim^£S£ lm NovfeLT,ES '
l-f It E K MUSIC AT FAIRMOUNT
Tie cffited ND COATEtS - STHBET AY.
GEHMANIA BANS
perrorm evßry aflernoon and evening at Painnount.
The caraof the Green and Coates-itreet 8ai1,., pass
along Eighth and Coataa street!, to Fairmoont, everj
five minutas, Pare five conte,
anl6-amwthtf V* tLX<iAM READ, finperintendent.
TWHSICAL FUND HALL.
ONE WEEK POSITIVELY THE
Commencing MONBAY EVENING, Angnat 22.
First appearanoe of
m .4 «».„ a , v CO 9 L 'white, -
The fgtiftbgwgSg'
GEORGE CHRISTY'S '
_ MINSTRELS.
GEORGE CHRISTY.* * *
R. M. HOOLEY, < Proprietors,
•r**, ... ' 8* CAMPBELL, Musical Director, .
who will appear ©very evening in an entirely new
programme.
For particulars see bills of the day.
Admission 25 cents.
Boors open at 7. To oommence at 8 o’clock. fto2Z-lf
SJANFORD’S OPERA HOUSE,
ELEVENTHstreetibetweenCheetnutand Market*
„. .Open for the Season.
' SANFORD'S STAR TROUPE*
the largest
.Company iq the world.
In their eiceUencie* every evening.
. SANFORD appears ,
Every evening m his great Role of Chancier*.
Boors open «7>i. Commence atlT
. Admission 25 cents. ChiUdren 35 cents.
engS-lm / - •
THE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OP
THE FINE ARTS.
T J No. 1025 CHESTNUT BTRBET,
Is oven.daily,.(Bundays excepted,; from 9 A. M. tills
Pa.M. Admission 36 cento. Children under 12 years half
price.
Bartholomew’s Statue of EVE REPENTANT now on
exhibition for aahort time.
TXASSLER’S ORCHESTRA.—M. HASS
LER& BROTHERjreapectfnily announce that'
VKXMXPJS&Si&JttaK °®ce at their rendenoe.UCS
LOCUST STREET, where engagements can be mads u
SURJ. leU-Sto
MEDICINAL.
A NOTHER PROOF OF THE WONDER
FUL EFFECTS OF TROXELL’S NEUBALOLA
SALVE.
„ ~ w ■ ‘ Phils., July 7th, 168.
Mr. E. W. Tboxkll—DearSir ?—I have been troubled
with the_“NEURAL£rIA” for the last if years, sad
have suffered tpe roost excruciating pain, compelling
me at times to give up ray business entirely. I could net
eat, and sleep was a stranger to my efts. I suffered
more than tongues can tell. I had the atmee and aid of
various .physicians, and used other remedies, but au of
no avail. Having noticed your advertisement in the
papers. I concluded to call on a person whom I had
learned was cured of a case of 9) yean standing. Ha
applied the “ SALVE” but once, and I felt immediate
relief—a second application removed the prop entirely,
and I now feel uke. a different man. Since then 1 have
slept well—something that I have not done for months,
being obliged to sit op all night in a chair. My appqfet*
qas returned, and 1 feel grateful to you for the xeetoce
tion of my health. _ _ _ _ _
CHARLES H. BAKER, ToWeooist,
CARROL Street, above WOOP. Kensington,
For sale-wholesale and retail, at 8. W. eornsr SIXTH
and PARRISH Streets, and atT.IL CALLENDER 4fc
Co.’».N.W. comer Third and Walnut Sts. apKMf
OCROFULA, WHITE SWELLING, HIP
► 3 DISEASE, TETTER, SCALD HEAD, Eruptions
of the Skin generally, and ail Humors and Impurities oi
the Blood, are radically and permanently oured by the
celebrated -
. IMPERIAL DEPURATIVE.
It has been a very important agent in the cure of
CANCEROUS DISEASES by Dr.Lounsbeny A Co., for
a number of > ears past, and its neat value in the cure
of. Cancers is abundantly established by the many cures
SCROFULOUS affections its remarkable curative
effect has never been equalled. It cores the moat obsti
nate cases.
TETTER, SCALD HEAD, and all Eruptions the
Skin, readily yield to a moderate use of this Medicine.
Malignant Ulcers and Sores are readily cured by the use
of a few bottles..
Prepared and sold by
MacNLCHOL k BRO.,(Late Lounaberry & C 0.,) -
„ , , No.fiONorth MFTH Street, below Arch.
For sale by the following Druggists:
J. F. Long & Co., Lancaster; C. W.Eptiifg.PotUviUe;
J. H. Raser, Reading; S. S. Stevens. Reading; T. A J.
McClintoek, Easton; Jas. Given, west Chester; wra.
Stabler,Norristown; Simon Ran,Bethlehem; Dr.Live
zey. New Hope; Dr. Leslie, Bristol; Schmidt te. Co-.
Allentown: EUts A Bell, Manayunk, Pa; J.B. James,
Trenton; Be La Cour, Carodpn; Brewster Sz Co.,
Brid/eton ? Robertson A .Lippincott, Salem, N. J.iMc-
Inali, Wilmington; L. S. Hoopes, Wilmington; -T. F,
Hammers!/, Milford, Del.; aud Druggists generally.
JeH-stutodmif _
Dr. westcott’s celebrated tar
CORDTAL.
Westoott's Tar Cordial cures Consumption.
Westcott’a Tar Cordial cures Bronchitis.
Westoott’s Tar Cordial oures Coughs and Colds.
Westoott's Tar Cordial cures Sore Throat aadßreait.
‘Westoott * Tar Cordial cares Palpitation of the
Heart.
Westoott’s Tar Cordial cures Nervous Debitfty.
Westcott’s Tar Cordial cures General Debility.
Westcott's Tar Cordial euros Diseases of the Kidneys,
Strangury, and Gravel.
Westcott’s Tar Cordial cures Blind and Bleeding
Piles.
Westcott’s Tar Cordial cures Female Weakness*.
_ Dr. Westcott’s Tar Cordial Depot, No. 09 ARCH
Btreet, Philadelphia.
, Also, Principal Depot for Dr. Westoott’s Anti-Scrofu
lous Syrup and Cholera Mixture. «
, Dr. £• K. WESTCOTT can be consulted on the above
of charge, at his Consulting Rooms* No,
629 ARCH Street, from 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Jyld-tf
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Great westekn insurance and
TRUST COMPANY,
Office, No.«B WALNUT Street,
( Company's Building,)
PHILADELPHIA,
Haring consolidated the business of the FARMBJIB‘
ONION INSURANCE COMPANY OF ATHENS. Pa.,
will hereafter conduct the same with a oombined Capi
tal, and available _
ASSETS OF OVER $350,000.
Invested, for the most part, in Fia.vr Bonds and Mort
gages, bearing six per cent interest, on improved pro
perty, worth double the amount.
FIRE, INLAND. AND MARINE CARGO RISK*
Taken on the most favorable terms.
DIRECTORS. :
Charles C. Lathrop, - William Darling. I
Alexander Whilldin, E. Tracy, i •
John C. Hunter, James B. Smith, ,
Isaac Hazlchnrat, O. N. Shipman,Chiowo. Ik
J. R. JloCnrdy, . FnuTyler, WaTerbbfl. Y.
Thomas L. Gillespie, Charles Harlan,
Daniel L. Collier, Jonathan j. Slocum,
C. C. LATHROP, President.
WM. DARLING, Vice Preside fit*
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretanr and Treasurer.
C. S. RUSSELL. AwuntantSecretary. mh2t*dAWtf
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
INCORPORATED 1810-CHARTER PERPET
UAL.
No. 3lp WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia.
Having a large paid-up Capital Stock and Surplus fn
vestod in sound and available Securities, continue to in
sure on Dwellings, Stores, Furniture, Merch&udue*
Vessels in Port and their Cargoes, and other Personal
Property. All losses liberally and promptly adjusted.
DIRECTORS.
George Abbott, John T. Lewis,
John Welsh, James R. Campbell*
•* Samuel C. Morton, Edmund G. Dutilh,
' Patrick Brady, - , Chas. W. Poutnly,
Israel Morris.
GEORGE ABBOTT, President.
THOMAS R. MARRIB, Secretary. jaO-ly if
WINES AND LIQUOKB.
pRINOE IMPERIAL
CHAMPAGNE,
TEOSt
DE VENOGE & CO , EPERNAY, FRANCE.
This is a pbutectlv rmiK ahd Dblicatr Wixx,
from the Vme>ard of Messrs. De Venoge A Co., whose
e«t&te lies in. Abe cmirt qT i/ic fur-famed CAampayne
District of France, It has hitherto been confined to the
best tables of England and the Continent, and has only
very recently been introduced into this country, where
its me quality, combined with the moderate price at
which it is offered, is already achieving a success qnd
popularity unprecedented in the annals of the Wine
&old in this city by REEVES Sc DEAL.'No. 2W MAR
KET STREET, and at the Principal Hotels, and by all
the leading dealers throughout the country.
E. V. HAUGHWOUT,
SOLE IMORTJBR,
Corner of BROADWAY and BROOME STREBTB.
Jyl9-tuth&e2m if
HYDROPATHIC.
SPBINGS.
WATER-CURE.
At CHESTNUT HILL. PHILADELPHIA County. Pa.,
for the treatment of all Chronio and obstinate diseases.
This institution, umtor the chnree of an experienced and
skilful Physician, a now confessedly the leading and
most successful hydropathic establishment in this
C< REFBRUXCKa. —Mrs. Mary Cottringer. 134 North
Twelfth street; Charles L. Sharpies*. Esq., corner
Eighth and Chestnut streets: George Grant,Esq,,33.l
Market Btreet; H.Farrington.Esa..orMyers, Cuighorn,
* Co. Forolborroferono^nd
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN. CHEBTNUT HILL.
je9-Smif
HOTEI.S.
riHIE UNION,
A ARCH STREET, ABOVE THIRD,
. .UPTON S. NEWCOMER?^ 11 '*'
The situation of this HOTEL is supenorly adapted to
the wants oftho Business Public; ana to those in search
of pleasure, Passenger Railroads, which now nm post,
and in dose proximity, afford a cheap and pleasant rma
to all pumas of interest in or about the mtv. fr St-Am
JOHN BINNS,
HOUBEahd OFFICE,
No. JWSouirS&uthßlWrH Street, .
(Nearly onapyte the County Court House,)
4
He has, by law. “follpowerto administer Oftthrf and
Affirmations, and take Testimony to be read in Evidence
m any Court of the Commonwealth of PenniylvanLA."
He is a Commissioner ot the United States, and aleo,
a Commissioner of Deeds and lor the Probate of Ac
counts, for nearly oil the stales m the Union.
Commissions to take Testimony, from any of the
Courts, in this State, or am ot the Courts in the United
Bt*tworTeHUW«BiS»omyils carefully weent»4,
■ tIM-g