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J3 £fSh ip E^^^J^^ljpp^^^prtrajr^onß . -6&p^^^ifq^CfJMl£^Vl^r;W^nt^»'iailddYrom^ jirri ; SMp Cttyiraek* K^wU^ t arriveil at euuti-fr g»n^scmf •y ~%: : uottjplalnjs, . ' - £ l?& | J&KTRA'SGOTOH < CflßflHAif, UMBEEIi-! i££& Hrith * r«al Bamboo Sticks ;*ml.light Stapl IjL r n ‘?L .--- ? : ; JOSEPH FUSSELti* - ■ t :.-■"'*- ‘ t North FOUHTJI Street. *&* '‘ ,M MilT> ‘’■' ■ l ''"' feH^^EWfflsaai?3»asEaeE». , :'- A ? - ,From Moreis iife ’.Wiiiia’s Homs Jotrit K?\" f? fair?)- 4 ’imperiaij ohaMWoni?; * &> • Wemeetaroupdlhefealsl>bAVd; ' k-fxi WithsonV,and lariyhiiuicU esh V; ! 1 And.auaff,the Prince £lxripeiial-> *• l > • . k . The wine, We love the best*'- . /’, - ' '!} The)» gol^e^mgh; my bftyst ’ '* v ,}: sKhetd'draihi. . • - , 3>, w ; :Is thisr-whea beauty ir the toast— - V '> > t ;< li£>periafchampagne.;' : f • . • Thougbwars may desolate ;the ! $ { lJ u Wo’iinalm ouy fesrei or crown our Joys, With vintage rare “and ipod*-‘ ~ ' , , bora. -.- ‘ v :V - P - ; ' ~" u Is this-vhenwloryisthetofist- , , • -; . ... , M . -_ j V W'iih%l«'o^hefiVl ; Wirle, /,y.. vT- '• ■ . ■ < 1 •*.*7r Ami >c , 1 " r ', . .-\.Then raise your goblet* highVjroy boy* • > 4 i n^^<'‘ 7 " \V> . 5 " j vls ttliirrwhetf ,%iß4om the toast— ‘ ■ t ' : ~,. - , ImpeHAl oha, / V ■ . In youth j»nd age, with this AU?«e'' i Our wiN wo ( Sll,‘~; . --- , J .TwiU melee oar iby» more 1 joyous yet, \ banish, . . \- ■'■ Then UisiOiour gqhiets high/my boys! ■ i,MV-*/ -> ;Tte r only "wine to drain,' , ' • ’i> i i v Is'this—when ‘Bacchus ia the _- .' ’ ! v », -, ; :V/ . s v : ; 1 , ' t TVI i ."-' 1 ’ ( ' r ' : 5 ..’ --f } !•’? Apfllctio^.—)YKy will, you suffer the, -terrors .and: afflifrtions;incident, to a disordered state of .the-Liveror digestive organs,' when a certain remedy is; ,within; your reach ? : JfOOFLAIWS GERMAN BIT-, TBRSViUctire you. IC you will only discard your ®ra-f j judioe, ahd.'giVß‘ thW article n willnoyer regret; >it. / Yonr irtomacli,will be Strengthened smtregainita: : original vigor, and you be able to digest your food satis*; ■faetorilyj r -'ic r.y' -:«> 1 f - ■ * These' Bittersare forsalebyalld.rdggisU, and dealers' 'ih'med^bindsi s at7ocehts per bottlo. .Also, by tho Pro-, prietors, Dr. C.M.JACKSON& Co., 418 ARCH Stroet, '?'* '' r *i . ’=. • ■ -the-West Phil- Msikot and; Thirty-idntfi .streets,' pupils on the first Monday of; September. ,No!school is:more select. 'Tho pupils in. the familynre.remarkably contentedabd happy. . Among the pattohs, who havo sons.or, wards in the and who may bo consulted,are i ■! ■■; .k ; > } Hoh. N, B. Buownb, v / ~E. B. BimwxtT,]. > :'■* V: MAtT9giy,N*WKtair, ; . TIiOMAB MAS KELL i.’ i ; Hon. William DfoLBR, - -v ; Capt ifKvvyoKj t/.S. A., : .i .J. Jambs R. SxiTn, i <)_**! GioBQBT H. MAUTIN, ; .Cpl.J^W.-POWNEV. ; Julies, Hapei/s w»NiKNN3j ob’Hair greatest chemical wonder of the age for r»Jtoring the bair,&nd pfesef?irig,Uja’sight. .Apro veathreandcureforbatdriMs.'Hlsriotadyo,’ butwill tory, end oar o'iwpriob ststxk ie ’Atrietl y : *dhe red to. We believe - this to be the only fair war of dealing* ab thereby ah are treated alike.,, : , ' -Wfc s*iJ£W ' JONES A CO., Street J A> *. . ' - . . -, IxJi t <*s. -V-Jf 1 *' w ' - Si AxaWiJ'Satins . Fund—;Noiwkwmt Oo Rinat B*coßD vWAIHCT .otreets.—deposits re received in null andlarge amofeito,Troni&U classes of the ©orainunity/aad allow*internet at the'rataof five per eeat*^^aiui||i. , V' 7’ ’i -V*'' Money may be drawzf by eheolt* without lose of in- -’v.- ’ ; - f/ Oaoe' open dally,frrSrAdmfiiM/ra(ofi l other Trnstees r Sn large or small sums* toremainalongorshcrtperiod. l 7 ’ ;7; A TW Hm**rr*o«ved,froGi fiepositora.ih'tavest&d, in l JUalEfUto, Mortgage*, GroHndßflnt*, and other first cdSnpiieenritieS*'2« -y- ,• ; \}V», 1 ; '•'' J >‘' i fcOftee open dviry'day^WALKUT Street/southwest : y *» a - ' ■ ClßOVßß.AißAßi^S'^''''' Ctt.OTij.Tin Npi.ii.ra. j'J'unt.T BiwiHp-M.OBiOTf, . ■■■'.' y.?y’/f^MaS?? lO ‘ ’’' - ‘1! ‘ T»t»*or>rii, it No. sol £ro*dw>r. . £f in AJSlir' Wmlx .• V } g-trjOCN; ; *)e!«t ; ''BIi6Ai»;AND.'GREEIv: 3.T Bv* s %ryicesr'Kariy - Momin* «ev. JrEi, and at Bp. M. v - Seryifteg. every,ironing, during -ry v,'y'ttV-'( V 4 j;Superintendent. The Hall, ha* been; handsoraely repalred. Seats free. iAUinvited. CoUecticmiofexpenses. ; , 3t* ryr*™JSSAY:IIPON;TIUS.BEMBI«IB 3.V-3 PtoyivslTnthd; Worth of Ireland.-rend tiefore the yosttg'Meh’s Chriauan Association, atrita late moetlri<*L 'request,- fu* tbeguthprf^rlsri^i, Church.(BPRlJCK. below JtWetV TD-MQRROW bath) EVKyrNG; at eight *•! -.r. ?’ f ■’■'7U* ; ftjSfcf'f* JOIWS P E. OHTOCHV CORNER nSSV 2? »Kd,3tiJolin’#.*tr«et“*Tho Rev. R; a. nfP»‘Ssl»oF'oi F-A-RBhUtAR STATED LORGE; No. 2W;w»Uw KM tHr&(Sartfilfty)"3sVENrNGtßtB p’dook. Puno- of «vwnr member i* requested, os buai r lt» f, J. SyHANKAH.Beorelarr Pro Tom. , ftKSSl&att S*?3w;« Bts.. Rev^J 4i W. T CBAcßiFTi‘lteotPf,—Dinne servico on ATlt MORNING. fAnnut 28.) At IGtW o’clock; And Setoekm tbe'-EVENfNGF. Subjector the evening ftCrrV.Ameticn a CbrUtiftn Naticm.”,, ‘ -It* B I. MtOOWELt Will, ilk in the Amancnn MccKaiiisV Hull, comer ®fe^rasw k '^^ Rß^(Sttb- , Prayerrocoftn*after theeermon. : ' at*, .OF THE ATONEMENT, N. Kerentemith *jdSummer utroeta.— Thli.Chhreh mil to reopen.dTO-MOilfiOW, 28th Inst. Atuminsr ..rvir. ntIPK o’cloelr, by Bsv.KiKa.Ton (Jon ptlil>.>ATtornomi.«oryico ntto’cloclr; . '• ‘ It* ‘trSf-W'* .'■(JSl'dJtciiclßair fourth st.; r t>.ln}V, rastor. tlm Itcv. Alebkd JB P tfjfjlT CA iTt S IWT-HrdNFERE NCE S 92*.?* : SUN ' lAninumon/Jeentei,^ ■*'?' r ,,v; it* :nrs=* RTATErtnSNT OJF THE UNION BANK* required bv the Second Section of the Act. of a ■ B Ptf ir ,2! , >,Pth«r,'tohkit»v, .sjtt w,* j *1,536 a of, NtS«lfi'cißttWiotn ‘r..;;.V...;. 102,360 00 .. Bo.;-- Depo*lU. Inelqdins bajaneea due to . .. ,®Y OP PHIL AMl,mp M.-V. IjAMfes Lfc J l l ® (u t w *i ?LPBr u A*BANKj .toimrewom, depoeewid •eyithit tbe u correct, to ’i ' “' ' rtgf. JMIHdKfEJWS MEN toHoONIIAX PRATER O .MEKTING.-nOn » n d;>ft.r i ,MOBDAV, r tta2M? W“vihl..roMlln , j willh« : hird ihBANSOM-STBEBT l!AiJ'Jn8»o»oro .treat, between Bifth and B»fent|>,ui>- til thr Charoh. nrhton In noWoloNed for reuNer«,Ac.. U t»op.n«l, of which; notion mil to find, Evjerr on. that. - f’ „:C\ Aulfl-tf T'i4ipEl/ i InLLv*PAI,IS\ OFSpHUYL otji?'K'lS *l l! Ninth .g. 7 flocretary. f»VAt PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES—The a',!" 1 , i'»»o'tnMht in th* Oltv’ alworsreiuly, and fan he fitted while too wait, aHwitmnt‘il topt of .11,1- jpa^r vev .anl7 , v. ! 70S Spftji THIBjD Stinjat, nfineßEas a. TRUTHF.pt amd ape-. -* ICyI.IAB l,ife~«iNe I’hntocrayhu In Oil. and tothe.Mmwm™ Phhj. plain Amljn'wn ter r.nlorN, niruto nt IIKIMKH’B OidlefTj BECONB St., wiinld tlo .weil 7iy calling l9O North -NINTH Street, hovW flherrT, eud h.avo 'their. old-Oarmenta rnailo to , ttoktoMi Jo iwtoit toeieaniinf.orilreins and tepaittng, the%^PE^AfeSASQ.tlil f ?AiTllilN Shlrtjt and - Ilmwerß. msmiuctviied . «wJii«(velT hr Et,llB 'fc pfti «a4HCHJStteet.PhtMplphia. Tlio Kttvntlon of the;pnIjlio ii respectfuny . - "ivVfV;V?-: ■'iTvV-'iV; .. r:, ~ nu27-«a*w-2t* fpo 'IWESTERN "A ND'jgOUTIIERN MER j~* CHANTS.—litaecoi ln Mfthlia Hope, fiflfiorted Jiiatia. £S R 1 ’ *' m *’” fM “{vEAVPR‘ VkVt% ACO yimt/''. No.WN.y^itSim a' - •* J • a "' AKOH BtrWt.Mlioorelxive Front. * ADlEa’ HAIR BRAIP3, -.WIGS, FRI -I*l BBTTS.nha OBHIB; ipandjWawd In they.rr nil OhMtnot. E Ai> .iC N ITTIN G WORK. ' 11 Marrini. 1» » nUtUcATlMn*Worth l- . ‘. • Thin ”0 BO dealt in hy attornoyship.”. - • Siu.K.i'Rinn..., ’ - ftRAII TWENTV A'fiARS MAltSlfib/in kNIT-i TIKG WORK* To? 0 ForsalabyalLßoOkabllersP ! * ;; HEAD KNITTING WORK., ' . \* 4 ’*l o. ray sood lord, the world is but a-word.” Were itfntt yours, to give it inabroatti , ,i,’. Howauioklyn-ereitgone.” .* - ' •.- ■' frowns evidentlyone % of those whole-souled fellows describod by MRS. PARTINGTON . in . KNITTING WORK. Page 36. f .. READ KNITTING WORK. • , ,“ But the oge of vifluous polities is post, . And wo nTe deep w that of cold preteuce; -' Patriots arc too shrewd to bo sincere, , .And we too wise to trust them;** < Cowtbb*s Task* • y For n SAmple of MRS. PARTINGTON’S PATRIOT ISM, see'Page «; in WORK. For sale .everywhere, ’ ~ • . - • • ' ■ Love looks not with the oves, but with’the iplJid, , And therefore is winged Cupid pointed blind.” , , , , , - , - SIIAKSPBABB. ' Mrs. Pariihgtoh, snlys some excellent things. about tOVE in KNITTING WOHK. Road the Bonnets on, F&geS 6Mnd 124.'‘ 7. ■' READ KNITTING WORK. V “ Ohi there ia need that oh men’s hearts should fall A splnt that can aympatluae ynVn p‘*'^ BB CAKg r ' 'MiU.Partirigton has caught that'spirit, arid KNIT TING WORK iB fell off sympathy*, flee Pages 68 and 199. Forsalo by allßookselfers* / ! * ' - , READ KNITTING WORK “ And say to mothers, what a. holy charge is theirs 5 ‘ Warn them to wake at early dawn and sow ‘ Good seed, before the world Has sown its tares.”- -- , . / . ’MB'S. SIOOUBNBT. For some valuable information In regard to home edu cation and .bringing- up children, read on Page'lM in KNITTING WORK,'what MRS. PARTINGTON says* All Booksellers have it for sale. , - ( ! “.Fitted touo spot is happiness sinoere l *- ’ ’Tis nowhere to be found, or everywhere.” v \ ' ’ FtlVB. ■ 1 Read Mrs. Partington’s instructive Essay, HOW TO BE HAPPY, on Page 121 in KNITTING WORK. ' , , . READ KNITTING WORK. “ Music hath charms to soothe'the savage breast, To soften rocks, and bond the knotted oak.” : ' ’- • /•• , Wk- Conobevk. . . , Read in KNITTING WORK, Pages.4s,6B, and, 128/ what MR3. PARTINGTON-tliinlra of Musio. For sale by. all BbokseHerar. ... - ’ : - , , , .. READ KNITTING TrORK. - ii ■ V, , , - “ And he who means no mischief, .does it all.” v Hai.. The poet must.havo been thinking of Ike Partington,' after reading the. Guardian for Ike in KNITTING WORK. f - ■ READ KNITTING WORK. ' r •.' : *‘ , ldo notlove , Muoh qflreroony/RUits in love should not , ■ . Like suits In law, be rocked from term to term.” j t o r .- , Shirley.--, Read in KNITTING WORK how MRS. PARTING TON was courted. All Booksellers have it. ~ READ,KNITTING WORK. “ For ho that holds more wine than others can* I rather count a hogshead than a man.” 1 . < ’• Randolph. MRS. PARTINGTON is no friend to Intemperance, Read her yiowsof if on Page 172, in KNITTING WORK* READ, KNITTING WORK. ' “ But sore* roar courage to the sticking place. Anti, we’ll not fell. 1 ? Bhasbpsabe. .Read on Paw' 182, in KNITTING WORK, MRS PARTINGTON’S remarks on True Courage. READ KNITTING WORK; ,/ . ' / „ *” ‘ « “Ambition's eyes . Look oflon higher than their merits rise.” • • ' 'Watkins. See KNITTING WORK, Page 218. \ ; READ KNITTING WORK. . . ;.*> Contentment gives a crown v: . .. Where fortune hath denied it.** ! i Foed. MRS. PARTINGTON Ii a peculiarly contented per son,hud speaksofit on Pages 292.101,148,in KNIT TINGWORKa* Don't fail to Tead the took.', , / r yi&’’ ' WORK/ ’ v ' Boeksshdtildtobno bf these four ends conduce, -} .For wuwom,piety, delight, oruso.” ' , - - . * Denham. And that must lie an excellent book which, like MRS. PARTINGTON'B KNITTING WORK, embraces ,th» whole-fobf. Be sure to' getA copy. For sale' every where. V ‘V But curses are like arrows shot upright.' .* That oftentimes on our ovrn heads do light." \ .; v . c.y.- ,'Anp^;-.> MRS. PARTINGTON has some sound advice atoht Swearing, in KNITTING WORK. " The first euro symptom of a mind m health, latest of heart, and pleasure tbit at home ” * • v "XOPNO.” ' MRS. PAR’nNGTQN ndvocnteßjhp, cultivation of a love for SeeKNITTING,>VpRK, jagesk- AU BoobjeireWfurnlsh it. ’ v ~ ' READ KNmtooOVOHK. */ A hpabantl generally, is n' ■ ; > Careless domineering thins, thnS*rows)ii&. Jui ‘ i - Coral.”, v,7 .MASStotii For n correct portrait of your model husband, read MRS. PARTINGTON’S hescriptiofi if him in KNIT TING WORK,Pagers, For ( B*|o at every Bookstore. “ She is so full of pleasant anecdote, So noh, so say, bo poignant in her wit. \ Time vanishes liefore her as she speaks, - - And niddy morning through the lattice peeps.” • Joanna Baillie. \ .Read and see if Ihe above is not jjTjood daguerreotype of MRS. PARTINGTON. . - E/, . '. READ KNiTTING WORK. ' 1 Xj7 l .® everlasting, like the sun, - which, though sometimes behind a oloud retired, Breaks out again, and is by all admired.” . , , Buckingham. 1 Such is the wit and fun in KNITTING WORK. For sale by all Booksellers. • PUBLISHED BY BROWN, TAGGARD, & CHASE, NOB. 2S AND 20. CORNHILL, BOSTON, it" inHOIGEJ ENCrLISH BOOKS.—MAGNIFI- V CENT COLLECTION,- jL! 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We melt all our own Silver, and our Foreman being connected with the Refining De partment of the United States Mint for several years, we guarantee the quality as above (035), which is the finest thin can be made to and will resist the action,of acids much better than the ordinary Silver manufactured. WM. WILSON & SON, S. W. CORNER FIFTH AND CHERRY STS. N. B.—Any fineness of Silvor manufactured as agreed upon, but positively none inferior to French and Ameri can standard. ■' Dealers supplied with the tamo standard as used in our retail department. Fine Silver' Bars, 900-3000 parts pure, constantly on hand. , ~ au24-flm FEIITILIZEHS. TO FARMERS. PHOSEHATIC , GUA N O PROM SOMBRERO ISLAND, WEST INDIES. THE RICHEST FORMATION OF PHOSPHATE OF LIME KNOWN IN,THE WORLD.. , U contains over 80 per cent, or Bone Phosphate of Lime, being 80 por cont. richer VFhosphaleofLime then Bone Duet.'. , FOR SALE Bl’ THE TON OR CARGO, AND TO FARMERS AT m'VTSsi TON Ot 2,000 LBS. JOS. B. HANSON, Sole Agent in Philadelphia, aull-thsm 2m «- .No. 305 North WATER Street. NOTICES. IN THE ORPHANS’ COURT OR MONT GOMKRY COUNTY. In the matter of the partition or valuation of the Roal Estato of ELIZABETH WHITE, Uto of tiio township of Gwynedd, intho’county of Montgomery and State of Pennsylvania, deceased. Notice to. Sarah Kropp* Elizabeth Edwards. Abraham White, Bylvoater White, Malinda Nichols, Thomas J. White. Absalom Wilson, Elizabeth Dannohower, Bon jamm Wilson. Marietta palzuii, Hoster Bidelirtan. Mar -saret Jonos. John .White* Charles White,' John M, ones, Guardian oi Howard Henry Drako. and Thomas 'Good. Guardian of Sarah Jane Brown, heirs and persons interested in said matter, Whereas, a writ of partition or valuation to mo di rected did, op the 17th day of August. A. D. )&$, issue out o> the said court* commanding mq to summon an in quest to make partition or valuation, according to law.fof the ileal Eetate.of said decedent, consisting Of a Mes suage ajid Plantation or tract of Land, situato in said township of Gwynedd and county of Montgomery.'ad ifnmng lands of Ilonrv Haltman. John Martin, Abraham Woixner, and Henry Durstein, and bounding in part on a.public mad called the-Allentown road, containing ninety-seven ncroo and twenty-four porches of Land. I hereby give notice, as by said court I am diropted that the said inquest will meet for the purpose afore said on MONDAY, the 2dth of .Septemtior. A. D. 3869* at 10 o clock A. M., on th© said premises, at which time and place all persons interested may Attend if-they see proper. , ,JOHN M. BTAUFFEK, au27-s 4t • - Sheriff of Montgomery County. (JENUINE G. D. CAPS, ~ AT REDUCED PRICES, >, FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST RATES, '-•* »» ERASMUS O. PRATT & BRO., aoa-tn th s-lm tfiRESH FRUIT JARS. , Those who wish to avoid the uncloanlineßs nt tcndant.npop puttnu Up fruit, 4c., by Ibo use ofthe old style Jars with metal covers andeement ,wiU be pleased to team that the whole operation of Preserving can lie poriormedinlewfthan one half the usual time liv Iho of HARTELL’S ALL-GLASS, PRESERVING tt>Tfti.pronounced by phvaiciaiis and scientific inon to insuectul 0 - 81 W” Jar oyormndo. A sini o »ffirKHtyTj“ “ ,he,r lncompi ‘" lllio Maimfaclwßjg nndor the nnZTM* R *UTELL 4 LET6hWORTH, -S! 12 !- 61 - No, 15NORTH FIFTHMrcct. - A. T CURTAIN .STOlil^lSi.* comprise; nil the novolticsoi this MnsW-' ° %‘i’ 1 pe;tnr, AloquottcSj Sotins, Brocades, Jnwi Printed J.natmys.ncw styles I Reps, TnsseffiaS™'!’ s^Pn B Hite ,n nnai-at - W,H. OARRYL Sc BROTHER. ' W 5 HAVEBJITOMJNEB to add J } \Sps^wJb A ?’ ER LVG ami RETAILING OF PApiijR’HANGjNGS to our business, and solicit from all yho. ore desirous of decorating their houses an ex amination of ,our stock, selected from the hestfnotois, foreign and dpthflßtlc,and at the right prices. 'Payer ba„g,,, B ,n any auM-s tu th im* i» Norib THIRD .Itraet, «HOULDERS.—GO lihils. Dry Suit Shoul -3 ilert. Jnsl reoatypd and for sale hv ' , ' • : o. o, SADLER it CO..' I&W aKCH soooiil door «lnv« Froju, ■1859.:-; , /pirbtfall opening oe.bonnets and millinv Uo ODs. STERN & FREEMAN, 726 CHESTNUT; STREET, WILL OPEN THIS DAY An unsurpAs,ed variety, ami nt the oioso.t prices, Fait Stjlos'of ■ FANCY VELVET, SATIN, , STRAW AND TISSUE BONNETS, BONNET MATE- J- RIALS, RIBBONS, RUCHES, FRENCH & AMERICAN ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS FEATHERS,. HEAD-DRESSEB, BLOND I.ACES STRAW TRIMMING Ann CRENELLES, To which they wonld invite the attention of Whoieimlo ; nu2o-st» thot PALL MILLINERY GOODS.' JOHN STONE & SONS, j Have now open a complete assprtment of FLOWERS, RIBBONS, ' ■ FEATHERS, , VELVETS, CRArES, LACES, BONNET MATERIALS, To which they invito the attention of the trade. nu2s-]m 1859.. FALL TRADB > 1859. . AGA R D ($3 CO., 323 MARKET STREET, ' ' WHOLESALE DEALERS - ; , HATS. CAPS, FURS, 1,1 BONNETS, RUCHES, FLOWERS, t0.,- Hava now in .tore a full etdok of Good., to whioh they invite the attention of firet-elasa buyers. ' au!6-2m* 43J MARKET STREET. RIBBONS, pf every kind, in immense variety; jtfKW BONNET MATERIALS, . - . BONNET BATINS,’ GKO DE.NAPS; LINING SILKS, .ENGLISH pKAPES, of the makes, • FRENCH fc, AMERICAN AKTIFIOIAL FLOWERS, FEATHfeitS, RUCHES’, kc Also, newest Fail styles of BIRAW AND FANCY- BONNETS, And STRAW GOODS, of every description, ' Now open, and presenting altogether the moat com plete slock of MILLINERY GOODS In this market.-*- and Milliners from every section of the oountry are cordially invited to oall and examine oar stock, whioh we offer at the . ■ CLOSEST POSSIBLE. PRICES. ROSENHEIM, BROOKS, A CO.y aulO-tnovl Ygs I CHESTNUT STREET, LINCOLN, WOOD &; .NICHOLS, Invite the attention of the trade, specially cash and short-time buyers, to their UNEQUALLED ATTRACTIONS > FANCY AND STRAW BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERB, FEATHERS, Ac., Ac. N.B.—Onr Fanoy Bonnets aro all made oti onr own premnoß. ■ i aull-Sm HILLBOEN JONES. Importer and Manufacturer of ' FANCY;’SILK' ' i AND -iSTR-AW, BONNETS, artificial flowers, • ' " ■■: FEATHERS, RUCHES, 4o ;SThe attention of City and'Oonntry Dealera.ia invited ffc a lane and varied aleck of the above toode, at . f 8 ' T 432 MARKET STREET, R an»-3m •' I '-f' •> - ' fieldw FIFTH. ' DRY-GOODS JOBBERS. JOSHUA B. BAIIxY. I M P 0 R T BRAND JOBBER ; _-‘ , v Of DRY G- OOJD S, ' ‘ 'NO. 213 MARKET STREET, ~ HAS ■NOW-OPEN - -•* - - - . - ’ J . * ; , , - OKS OF TIIR LARGEST and ckoicEsr ASSORTMENTS OF GOODS IK THIS MARKET, J> \ , •*Towhich he invites the special attention Of FIRST-OIL,ASS BUYERS Trom every seotioni- miSS-tf J. W. GIBBS & SONS, NO. dSI MARKET STREET, Are now opening their FALL & WINTER STOCK OF GOODS ADAPTED TO MEN’S "W EAR, In whioh will be fount} a full assortment of CLOTHS, DOESKINS, VESTINGS, TRIMMINGS, Ac, ‘ . aug-3xn 1859. FALL trade. 1859. SHOETRIDGE & BRO., (SVCCXSSORS-TO lIAMMAN, ETtYDBB, & C 0.,) IMPORTERS AND JOBBERB or i DRY G* O O D S * 480 MARKET STREET, Have in store a complete 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 fall stock constantly on hand, and orders will be executed promptly, at the aus-?m] LOWEST MARKET RATES. CHINA AND QU£ ENSWAHE • IJIURNBULL, ALLEN. & CO.. NOS. 83" AND SS SOUTH FOURTH STREET, IMPORTERS A3D Wholesale Dealers in CHINA, GLASS, AND! QUEENS WARE. ' PITTSBURG GLASS AGENCY. _ supplied with Glass at Manuftbturor’a prices. au6-Sm go YD & STROUD, . IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS, . Have noW on hand a complete stock of QUEENSWARES, GLASSWARE, and ' ' FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA, At their Old BrASD.No.33 NORTH FOURTH ST., four doors below Merchants* Hotel, to which they invite the attention of WHOLESALE BUYERS. Agents pen Pittsbubg Glass. aus-Sm rjiRUITT, BRO,, & CO. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IK H A R DW ARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, 4c., 529 Market street. 529 BELOW SIXTH, NORTH SIDE, aus-Sm PHILADELPHIA. JYJOORE. HENSZBY & CO-, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AND. GUN WAREHOUSE. NO. 43T MARKET, AND 416 COMMERCE STS., IUJm PHILADELPHIA. 2S lIANK STRRRT. GLASSES. Now in store the moat extensive and elegant assort' tnentof For every space and every position, and at the most moderate prices. • looking glasses . In the most elaborate and the moat simple frames, LOOKING GLASSES Framed In the best taste, and in the most substantial manner. Furnished by ns, are manufactured by ourselves In our own establishment. ... LOOKING GLASSES In MAHOGANY and, WALNUT frames for Country Sales. JAMBS 8. EARLE k BON, 816 QHESTWUT STREET, ■ apl-tf ' PHILADELPHIA, H. Nos. 103, 106, 107 North cm oi,i.w str6 et, is daily receiving and Manu- SISRS nOtifFAs2? r, ,- m .? nt , of COLORED LACE and 8 r , „> „r 0r His Inst patterns. Also, a (rood f l Lace Materials and Trimmings i?n^h2? 6t ti u*°* R choice stock of French •Flowers, I Oftthers, Ruobe», R ud Bonnet Frame*. ' - ■ . , aulS-thsAm-Ot r CPTS. , TURPENTINE.—ISO bbls Spin. Kf Turpentine, in Btore and for wile bv ‘ . • __ .ROWLEY, ABHBURNM. A CO, I»UN 1$ SOUTH WH^RYEB. 805 CHESTNUT STREET, . 431. MARKET STREET. FALL TRADE. HARDWARE. LOOKING-GLASSES. LOOKING GLABSEB, LOOKING GLASSES THlto.ST|i|s|fs®BWfrßOllK & MAGINNIS, -- IMPORTERS AND 'WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ■ ENGLISH AND AMERICAN - ■ SHO. E TH BEAI3 S, EHENCH AND ENGLISH LABTINGS, AND SHOE-MANDRAOTDRERB> ARTIOI PS- Sewing Machine Silk, Threadand Netdle. S ’ ' Ageniafcr^- 30^0^'™ dle '- rr ; an!-3m PFIIIL:D ’ 8 PATENT BOOT-TREES. ( ' & HARRIS, MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS I ! IN BOOTS AND SHOES, „ NORTHWEST CORNER THIRD AND ARCH STS., auS-Zm PHILADELPHIA. ■ . MELLOR & CO., NO. 8 NORTH THIRD' STREET, IMPORTERS or ■ ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN HOSIERY, GLOVES, BHIRTB, DRAWERS, *0 auS-3m (CHAMBERS & CATTELL, NO. 3* NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, IMPORTERS OF FRENCH CALF SKINS, Ann MANUFACTURERS Op' CITY CALF AND KIPBKINS, Moroccos and Liningß, Oak and Red Sole Leather* aus-lra JUNGERIOH & SMITH, WHOLESALE, GROCERS, NO. 43 NORTH THIRD STRgET 99" Honey, and Levering** Syrup always on hand* &u5-2m . _ ; gOWER, BARNES, & 00., 1 'PUBLISHERS AND DEALERS IN MISCELLANEOUS, ’ SCHOOL, AND BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY, No. 3T North third street, below arch, n Pub ‘t\7o o u f /L% 0 i’ B M s rp" s Ji ili» r fe r B . DR. EMMONS’ NEW AMERICAN' MANUAL OF GEOLOGY. ■ • > Sandera’ New Renders. Greenleaf's and-Brooke* Arithmetics. &o. Blank Books, Writing, Wrapping, Curtain, and Wall Papers. aufl-fim pKTsa Bieobb, . Wm. S. Bairs, ’ Jons Wihst, Jacob Rieqel, '' D. B. Esynh, JJIEGED, BAIRD, & CO., - „(LateBieger, Lamb, A C 0.,) IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS < ’ • op ' - dry Good s'. No. 4T North THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA. OUR FALL STOCK Is now complete in all its departments, and 7eady for Buyers. Prompt paying Merchant* from all parte of the Union are respectfully solicited to call and examine for themselves. aus-3ra JAMES, KENT, SANTEE, • & CO., " .- IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS of DRYGOODS, Noe. 33T fc 341 NORTH THIRD St.',Above RACE, Would now inform their customers and the trade gene rally; that their stook this season will be UNUSUALLY ATTRAOTIVE. aui-2tn ■ . Y AKH, gilmoee, & CO., NOS* 40 AND 48 NORTH THIRD STREET, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN SILKS', RIBBONS, DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, LACES, LINENS, ! HMBROIDERIEB, kc. HOSIERY, GLOVES, MITTS, AND SHAWLS. Buo-3m 1859. FALL TRADE -1859. J. T. WA Y SCO., IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS of - B'Sy: aoox> s, ; NEW MARBLE BUILDING/. NO. 88 NORTH THIRD STREET. , We offer, by the package or piece, to CASH OR PROMPT SIX-MONTHS BUYERS, A vary large and attractive Stook of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS. Pa roh era will find our stook well assorted at all sea sons of ne year. J. T WAY, JAS. H DUNLAP, . WM. P. WAY, »GEO. P. WAY. FANCY DRY GOODS JOBBERS. •JOL DUHEING & CO., i Not. M and JS NOkTH FOURTH STREET, Are now reoeivin,, by mooewiv. arrival, from Europe, THEIR FALL IMPORTATIONS or ■ ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND SMALL WARES, . WOOLLEN YARNS, MACHINE SEWING SILK AND THREAD, Andsolioit an inspection of their complete and well -1 assorted stock, Jyll-Jm ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN TRADE. JJURNETT, SEXTON, & SWEARINGEN, Above FOURTH, North side, A H4XDOOMB ASSORTMENT OV NEW FALL STYLES OF FANCY DRY GOODS. OF TBBIB OWN IMFQKTATIQK and selection, whioh they offer for sale to buyers from all parts of the United States, on the most reasonable terms. au3-3m P ALL, 1859. SITER, VAN OULIN, & GLASS; IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HOSIERY, GLOVES, FANCY GOODS, Etc., No; 433 MARKET STREET, auB-lm Above FOURTH, PHILADELPHIA. & ROBERTS, 439 MARKET STREET, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS HOSIERY, GLOVES, SMALL WARES,.COMBS, BRUSHES, LOOKING-GLASSEB, GERMAN and FRENCH FANCY GOODS, * AND TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS. aus-3m HJARTINS, PEDDLE, & HAMRICK, Importers and dealers in HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND FAN*CY NOTIONS, £0. 30 NORTH FOURTH STREET, Five doors below the Merchants* Hotel, Offer for sale the most complete stock of Goods in their lino to be found in thd United States, consisting of HOSIERY, of every grade, GLOVES, in three hundredvarieties. UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS. . LADIES* ELASTIC BELTS, with clasps of en tirely new designs, with an endless variety of NO TIONS, to which they invite the attention of FIRST-CLASS WESTERN AND SOUTHERN Buyers. aus-3ra jgcOAULEY, BROTHER, & BREWSTER, 23 NORTH FOURTH STREET HOSIERY, Cloves, and . * FANCY GOODS. We have afineatock of Imported and Domestio Goods, particularly adapted to SOUTHERN TRADE, To which we Invite the attention of first-olass buyers. au6-2m t GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. QENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS - AND TAILORS* TRIMMINGS, LONGCOPE & PEARCE, NO. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, Have now in store a full assortment in their line, to which they invite the attention of thoir customers and buyers of such goods. r auff-Jra J ; W. SCOTT-*-late of the firm of Win • cheater & ScoU-GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH ING STORE and SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 814 Street,(nearly opposite the OirardHousa,) P !l.W?£ would respectfully oall the attention of his former patrons trieftdsj to his neW store, and is pre pared to fill order® for SHIRTS ai short notioe. A perfect fit guarantied.' Wholesale Trade supplied with fine Shirt* and Collars. , jy2l-ly pEACII BOTTOM ROOFING SLATE— constantly on hand and for sale by DANIEL’WILLIAMS 3c BUNS, mi S.W. corner of SIXTH and COATES Sta. 'i lie above Slate is equal in qua ity to the best Welsh ‘tote. • /tuM-tuths-J^ T, -.WANTS;-'-—-; Tl l l7’ANTED—Fifteen or twenty good Bur- a Wholesale Ribbon mJ. 7, Store ft Salesman and Errand Boy. ' * ,BAddreKs“,T,”.flttbig Office. au27-3t* A LAD OEfStME EXPERIENCE DE SIRES'a situation. - Can give good reference. Please address •• F. D.'* fill North SEVENTEENTH Street. ■ auS»-3t* . "CtTANTED—By a young Man, 19 years old, a situation in a Wholesale Grocery House, as Runner,Ulerk. ot Salesman. ,Can furnish good refe rences, find woul<] be willing to noccpt a low rate of compensation, until his raithiulnegs ana efficiency shall be developed, Address “J. P.” office of The Press. ' ' r fIU2S-st* YyANTED—By a young Man, 20 years ’ ; of Me, BmpleymentineWholeiuile eetehlieb ment ASSISTANT. CLERK. Would he wiHin* to maite himself übpldl to his employer. Salary not so • m a mii£ re *s , ?S object, aa an opportunity to Advance on ms merit. Address** J. L. office of this paper. a25-6t? W—ln a Olotliiers’ arid Tailors 1 whft ,o R°use. a young Man as SALESMAN, m°m w «n the Southern and South- TrTailors • He must have some knovr- Pos ®OffioL. b eBK ' A ‘tore*» “Box N0.829/^Philn. Lady, ft situa tion nn GOVERNESS, or to take charge of the Primary Department of a Cancoma-will mended. Address «♦ M. C,*‘ Doylestown. Pa^ 6 competent and rcsporisi- TT : Mo some capital, to sail on commis sion, in this oityand partnf the State, &PIRBT-oA &S'a SEWING MACHINE, of an eSTblShed This is a chance where large profits can be realised by a competent party. ■ Unexceptionable references re quired. For particulars, address, with real name, sta ting where an interview oan bo .hod,,** S. M. A.” at this office; * - au2s-3t* \\TANTED— A smart, active SALESMAN «... y?h° furnish good references.. 'Address “ R. B.” at this office. •' - auS4-4t* WANTED— situation by, a yobng Man who has had'soveral.yevjm expenenoe in the Forwarding and Commission Business. Either Book keeper or Clerk. Would have no objection to leaving the city. A Np„ I.reference, Address “Forward," Blood’s Dispatch. • -, TT/"ANTED*?--As near Frankford as possi f " Me, a very eubatintinl ROOM, about 28 by 100 feht, with not less than 12 feet ceiling; eight-horse mo tive power attaohed. Any ono having Buoh a Room to rent may find o permanent S3fi!lOPfO au23-3t , Fraokford, I^a., T\7*ANTED TO EXCHANGE for imprpY ; * ed city property, freo from incumbrance,l6oacres of excellent FARM LAND, located in Gloucester Co., New Jersey. The Railroad from Camden to Bridgeton, shortly to be bud, posse? within a short distance of the land. For further partioul&rfi address J. K., office of • The Press. _ Je2l. FOR SALK AND TO LET, mA HANDSOME FOUR-STORY CHEST NUT Street Residence for Sale.' No. 1921. Lot, 22 feet front, 2 g.foet deep,double.B-atory back buildings. Is in good repair, and replete willy-all tho modern ira- the best manner. For parti ars, mquiro of W* H. DARRYL,, au27-tf 719 CHESTNUT Street. 1 MWILL RENT, TOA GENTEEL FAMI LY, without small childron, & first-clnss house, in a fine neighborhood, and take a part of the rent in board. Satisfactory reference required. Address “H” at this office. . - H*R Hardware house. . : .. A House In the Hardware Business, with a small Stock, desires to sell out. Any one wishing to purchase, will address “ Hardwaro, at tins office.- • au2l-3t-if* TO BUILDERS AND. OTHERS.^-Roxbo rough Cottage Lots for sale, admirably located «n aud near Ridge Avenue, above the Six-mile Store. - Paueoser Railway Cars now running near, and will soon rua by them. Apply to ■ . ■■' • - JOHN RRASER. Architect, 1 •• au37 lm* • No. nrSoutU FOURTH Street. ■ K COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO .BENT on : GERMANTOWN Avenue, near .Turnpike ;e. The Germantown Passenger Railway passes the door; contains three acres of ground* goal water* gar den. shade and fruit tree?, stabling, tzo.x has gas. fur nace, &c. lor term! apply at No.Churoh Alley, 2d story, , •; . ■ au27«6t* FOR SALE—Two Dealers’ Stalls in South SECOND-Street Market. Apply Jlfi Western Mar ket House. ou2B-3t* - m FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE.— HiaL-The subscriber, his business on Chestnut street, west of Tenth street, offers for sale, upon reasonable term, his large manufactory, with out buildings and large lot of ground fronting on Sixth* Mar shall, and Master streets, suitable for almost n»y huge manufaoturme business. For particulars Inquire of ALFHBD’FITLRH, CtortVeyanceuNCL M St, or to tho subscriber. No. IQda CHESTNUT St. ftu24-12t* > - 1 ~ - IrM.'D. ROGERS, A VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY .. SEAT FOB. JIALE, two mi\eg from the Ohelten hUi otauon,' Nqrth.Tennsylvania Railroad, containing UQ acres of highly improved land, with an abundance of fruit-ana shade trees. The improvements are a fine stone mansion, containing fourteen rooms, tenant-house, loe-house, large barn, earnage-honse, and all necessary out wildings. A* fine budding % ttte on the premises. OqakJ easily be divided iqto two Deaqtiml country seats. For further particulars inquire of John J. C. Harvey, oathe premises. ■ • - ... augl-Im* HARDWARE.^A. Wholesale House, do ing chiefly a. Southern package business, to prompt dealers in cities,ceai res to sell out. Bad Health the reason for retiring. The business of twelve years standing. The stock is all new, and mostly in original packages. The Terms will be liberal. No lands taken in exopanse.. Address “Delphos,” Box 9051 New York Post Office. , , - angl-iflw . DRAFTS —On the Union Bank of Londop, and Royal Bank of Ireland, in mutts to suit ~ For sale by WRLLS, FARGO)*; CO,, mrifi-Sm* ‘ No. 400 Chestnut street- BOARDING, BOARDING.— A large, plcnsant-.Room to , let with Board, far, a Gentleman (with out ohudren.) or single Gentlemen, in a desirable neich horhoal and convenient to business. Address “ Box 762. Philadelphia Post Office. nu 26 At*. BOA R DIN 6:^Hiindsoraily ;v rufni^Kea' Rooms; location,yery desirable;, families and single gentlemen accommodated; at HOC WALNUT Street -Reference tequitod, - BOARDING —For first-class families, at UOr SPRUCE Btreet. Rooms convenient and handsomely furnished. An office, suttahfe for a Physi cian, also to rent. ac2s-tUstn-4i* BOARDING. —Elegant and airy Rooms, single and in suites, can be had with first-class Board, for the Bummer, Fall, and Winter, at 1316 WAL NUT Street. - acB-2m ’ Desirable private boarding, for families; large and small rooms communicating, handsomely furnished: large garden attached. Refer ences required. 1629 SPRUCE Street. jylS-lm* PERSONAL. A PERSON intends visiting, the. South and Southwest on business. It is his intention to thoroughly canvas* that section of the country in a trip of from four to six months. He will take charge of from one to .two hundred thousand Circulars foodistri bution. and will establish agendas in evorr town of im portance in that part of the country on reasonable terms. A adress ENERGY, at The Press office. nn2o-2&» EDUCATIONAL. ■OREPARATORY DEPARTMENT of the JL POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, MARKET Street and WEST PENN Square, will reopen September 5, 38511. • ' - ; Youth* onty admitted who are nine, to pursuo elemen tary Mathematic* (Algebra. Geometry, Ac.) The tho rough course of English, Mathematics, and the Natu ral and Experiment Sciences,-comprises those studies which aro demanded in common -by every business pursuit. These are-ao united in a course ol one year, that at itsexpir&tion the diligent pupil shall bo prepared eithor to pursne hi* studies in one of the professional schools of tho college, nr to engage in the active duties of tho counting room, the farm, the factory, or tho busi ness office. FRENCH and DRAWING, being indis pensable to a -Scientific course, aro taught, by able Professors, to all the Pupil*, without extra rharxt. The COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT, affording pro fessional Education in- ■ Knoinekrino—Civil. Mining.and Mechanical. Cukmistbt— lndustrial, Analytical, and Agricultural, will roopan two woeka after- tho Preparatory, viz: Sep tomlwr 19th, . . Both departments aro under tho direct supervision of President Kennedy, to whom application should be made at tho College. M. NEWKIRK, J, Mclntyre, Beoy. au27-2w rroß.Bd. of Trustees. MRS. SHIPMAN’S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, will re open September 12. Teachers of the highest qualifications are employed, and parent*and guardians may be assured that,evqrr effort will be mode to give pupils a thoroughly practical, nswollas accomplished education. Circular* and re ferences may lie* obtained hr addressing MRS. SHIP MAN. at No. 928 ARCH St., Philadelphia. au27-s3t* jpLASSICAL INSTITUTE;' 1 • DEAN STREET, below LOCUST. ;The duties of the Classical Institute will be resumed oh Monday, Septombor sth. _ . mZT-Un , J» W. FAIRES, A. M. t Principal. FRIENDS’ ACADEMY FOR BOYS, East of 41 North ELEVENTH Street, will reopen the 29th inst. All denominations admitted. t 512 per Term of 22 \vooks. nu 27 Jm* WM. WHITALL. The subscriber, will reopen his School, at 1210 LOCUST Street, September 5. an27- ‘ffi'T&BßODHtiAD,Troptiotor. , WINES AND LIQUORS. CLARETS, HOOKS,. &c.- ICOcnßes Johnston 3kßbna*‘c)arots,ofhighjerades. 75 cases D’Leiden k CoA nooks, of superior quality. 100 cases •* Cabinet’’ ChMnpMHd. SO quarter casks Dun, Gordon, Co,’* delicate Pale Imported ami for sale bv THO3.$. UCOB3 ft CO., au2T-n ,• v 233 DOCK Street. PRINCE IMPERrA'L CHAMPAGNE, - PROM DE VENOGE & CO, EPERNAY, FRANCE. „ This is,, a pkevkctly rtra* akh DkUcats Wins, from the Vineyard of Messrs. Be,Venoge & Co„ whose estate lioa in the centre of the .far-famed Champagne District of France. Uhaahithqrtbljpen confined to the best tables of England and the'AContment, and has only very recently been introduced Into this country, where its rare quality, combined with the moderate price at which it is offered, is already achieving a success and popularity unprecedented in the- annals of the Wine thisoity by REEVES A DEAL, No. 204 MAR KET STREET, and at the Principal Hotels, and by all the leading dealers throughout the country. E. V. HAUGHWOUT^ SOLE IMORTBR, . Corner of BROADWAY and BftdOATE STREETS NEW YORK, 'Jjrl9-tuth&B2niif STEREOSCOPIC' BAZAAR.— great Empprium and &eyetis£dpioßio lures, supplied continually with npvoUeiffbm Pari*And London, For sale, wholesale and retai|Mt-;r'. wtoik HSr Also, improved Spectacles rli,,( KrerelOTseß, Afi rrovfojwj, tyrrn-Ktojsr.jOdftthemfttioafnfdTntsicnlln- lll it gte», . AjriilicmliljtS.iUaerteil. AMUSEMENTS. ■^rALNUX-STREETTHEATRE. Rols Lowaa..:.'. .......nMri..M. A. GABRETTSOJf. Acuns »• •« .Mrs. Anna Cowoli. sSWKSB w S?S3fc-i- ■ M, “ Marj Mi,]er - Leader nnd Condnctor-Dr. Cunninjton. r _ " WAteI^hTM'HEL j0 '" (F?ou, iiio'st:cimrleVTh'enlVj;'f;^- i B'^,^ i ‘ !9 ’ Uuruif the fa.ee Mr. Bovrerß ViU .tee “llSw ve proreS oSSIri He W '" “I 80 « •‘S'ii? 7 e'clock—to conn. WHEATLISY & CLARKE’S ARCH- Tf . STREET THEATRE.- THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING. Aurast 27 o* v R. ;.orj; THE CONSPIRACY. •nft lt ‘ l l! l,QU ».N r ' ; ? #l S n ®oeth i De Mauprat, Mr. Wm. ‘m&®Wete^ s te W ”- W f , °“ U,)ri Mira SaM,n GecuredSeete in Dress Circle, 37>f cents; Parquet, 60 cMts; Seats in Private 75cents; Pri%*ate Box, Galls- Iv®?, 1 i Ufi, . DooniopenatTtf. Commenoe atB. - Admission MeeaW Chiildrpn IS cents, - *ng*»**n* • - - ; ' :* - • - THE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF .THEPINEARTS. chestnutstreet, . U open^daily,(Sundays excepted,; from li; M. tSI 6 P*lM» Admission & cent*. CHldren under If yaarsnalf Jtorthplomew’a Statne of EVE REPENTANT now on exhibition for a abort time. ‘ TT-A3SLEIPS ORCHESTRA.—M. HASS «B*I. , .. - I.MAm EXCURSIONS. pHEAP TRIP TO THE SEA-SIDE— On and after FRIDAY, August 38th, diily, except SUNDAYS. until further notice a Passenger Tram will leave VINE-Street FarrratSo’clockA M. for ATLAN TIC CITY. Returning, will leave ATLANTIC CITY ata.S3P.AI., ", . „ • Fare for the RotmdTrip,for thib Train, only 0121. -■ All other Trains, 03 60. . The publio is respectfully informed that this Train will be run by the Company, and.sentlemen*.-with their families, can all be accommodated with’seat* in good, comfortable oars. Office, at YIN j£-Street Wharf, will be open for sale of Tiokets. au2s-tf . .JNO. O. BRYANT, Agent Q RAND EXCURSION V; ■ ■ --.-or this ' STATE! FENGIBLES. . . CAPT.JAMEBPAGE, " TO NEW YORK 7 BAY AND STATEN ISLAND , MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1850. BECK’S CELEBRATED PHILADELPHIA BAND WILL ACCOWPAHT THB'.pXCtrBSIOH. Tickets—Gentlemen 02J90. Ladies, including Pinner, 02AO. Children, OIAO. - - • Boat leaves WALNUT-STREET WHARF at ©X o’clock. . ■ ■ Ticketacan be obtained of any of the members of the Company, or the Committee, at the ARMORY, No. ©Off CHESTNUT Street, every evening nntiltha-Exeursion. auBo-7t. t ' , - •' • -r - pos THE SS A;iSHO R K . IN TWO AND A HALF HOURB. ’ TRAINS LEAVE VINE-STREET FERRY DAILY AT 7X A. M. AND 4P. M. RETURNING AT 6 A. M.AND 41‘40 P.M. SUNDAY TRAIN TO ATLANTIC LEAVES ,8 A. M., AND RETURNS AT .6 p, M. m6-tf SEE ADVERTISEMENT. ■ PHILADELPHIA iPBII fIWNBP ANTI READING RAILROAD. • EXCURSION TICKETB. EXcnmon Tickets to the following places will be is gned at the Depot, Broad and Vine streets, on the SA TURDAY of each week, to return on the MONDAY following, viz: To Reading and ba0k...~ 25 Potts town do 100 Phrenixville do. - no Lebanon do. 350 PottsviUe do 3 75 By order of the Board. aufr-lm . .< - W,g. McILHENNY, Secretary. . FOR CAPE MAY, / A^ I> .NEW YORK, DAILY, {ScndaTs exceptedriatSH o’clock, A.M., Bteamera DELAWARE, Captain Copes, - BOSTON. Captain Sellew, * ‘ KENNEBEC, Captain Hand. Form a Daily Line between this city, Cape May, and New York, leaving from First Pier below Spruce street, at9tf A. M. , - .. 'RETURNING. Leave New York, (Sundays excepted.) at. JS P. M. “ Cape May. {Mondays excepted). BA. M. Fare to New York, Cabin. $2 00 „ ** Steerage 160 Fare to Cape May, inohxding Carriage Hire......; ' 75 “ “ Servants... r 75 . ** Btate Rooms, extra 1 CO Freights for New York and Cape May taken at low rates. Goods destined beyond New York will be for warded with despatch, free of commission. JAMES ALLDERpiCE, Agent, - „ #l4 and 316 South DELAWARE AVWUE, 16 30-tf , MEDICINAL. eCftOFULA. WHITE SWELLING, HIP » DISEASE, TETTERr.SCALD HEAD, Eruptions of the Skin generally, and all Humors and Impurities o 4 the Blood, are radically and permanently oared by the celebrated , . IMPERIAL DEPURATIVE. -Hhas been a very important agent in the core of CANCEROUS DISEASES by Dr.Lounsberry A Co., for a number of year* past, and its value m the cure of Cancers is abundantly established by the many cures effected by it. In SCROFULOUS affections its remarkable curative effect has never been equalled. It oures the most oleti nate cases. TETIER, SCALD HEAD, and all Eruptions qf the Bkm, readily yield to a moderate use of this Medicine. Malignant Ulcers and Sores are readily oured by the use of a few bottles. Prepared ami sold by MAfNiCHOL 3c BRO., (Late Lonnsberry A C 0.,) ' No. 50 North FIFTH Street, below Arch. For sale by the following Druggists: J. F. Long A Co.. Lancaster; C.W.Epting, PottsviUe; J. H. Rnser, Reading ;S. S. Stevens. Reading; T. A_ J. McCiintock, Easton; Jaa. Given, West Chester; wm, Btahler,Norristown; Simonßau,Bethlehem: Dr.Live zey. New Hope; Dr. Leslie, Bristol; Bchmidt A Co., Allentown: Ellis A Bell, Manavuuk, Pa; J. D. James, Trenton; Do La Cour, Cainden; Brewster A Co., Bridgeton; Robertson A Lippmcott, Salem,N. J.:Mo- Ina)), Wilmincton; L. 8. Hoones, Wilmington: T. F, Milford, Del.; mid Druggists generally. HYDROPATHIC. (jHESTNUT SPRINGS. WATER-CURE. At CHESTNUT HILL, PHILADELPHIA Countr, Pa,, for the treatment of all Chronio and obstinate disease*. This institution,under the charge of an experienced and skilful PbysioiAn, is now confessedly the leading ana most successful hydropathic establishment is country. Ri»XRBNCEB.-Mr*. MKT Cottringer, 134 North Twelfth .street; 1 Charles L, Bharpless. Esq., corner Eighth and Chestnut streets: George Grent,Esq.,333 Market street; H.Fanington♦Esq.,of M> era, Ciaghore, A Co. For other reference* and particular* address DR. JOSEPH A. WKDER. RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, CHESTNUT HILL, lall-Silllf INSURANCE COMPANIES. AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., -ff- INCORPORATED 1810-CHARTER PERPET UAL. No. 3U> WALNUT. Street, above Third, Philadelphia, . Having a large paid-up Capital Stock and Surplus In vested in sound and available Securities, continue to in sure on Dwellings,' Stores. Furniture, Merchandisa* Vessels in Port ana their Cargoes, and other Personal Property. All losses liberals and promptly adjusted. DIRECTORS, George Abbott, John T. Lewis. „ John welsh. Jamesß. Campbell* Samuel C. Morton, Edmund G. Dutilh, Patrick Brad), Chas. W. Pouitney, Israel Morns. GEORGE ABBOTT, President. THOMAS R, MARIS, Secretory. jaSS-ly if MONEY. $50,000 TO ’LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT APPLICANTS, upon Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Guns* Mer chandise. Clothing, Ao., on moderate term*, by JONES A CO., Brokers, northwest corner of THIRD and GAB KILL Street*, below Lombard. Established lor the Iss 35Tears. Office hours from? A. M.to7 P. M. . Second-hand Gold and Silver Watches, byemln«it maker*,.Warranted genuine, for sale cheap, K one-M*i the original cost. - aus-am-n H/f IJST S5O TO $lOO BE INVESTED IN ITJL. A SEJWNQ MACHINE, to neciire » good and ralt.lde ooe for fnmilr m« ■’ Thu question is orpeou nlarvintoresth)ovory’famil)' who tlitnk ol jmrchasinit Sne or those -ilior-Sring Imrietnonts. A sntisfnctory BhlQtionof the question nijshq nhtnined byOTllmg nt theSslesrooms'nf ldannfnrturer of •*Th« Willeox’*• Gtbhsvßpwing Machines,” M*aoruo Hall. Nh. ns OHKBTNUT Styeet... - l augg-St Q[LK UMBRELLAS —Every variety and 3 st) le of finish. „ .JOSEPH FUSSEI.L, aus(-Bt< *. w. QOf, FOURTH aud MARKET «ts,