The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, August 27, 1859, Image 4

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fot y*a«-bai
Bfeft■•»tatfdlii£V4f'S; CtiriatiaA.
t;9tiihisipwi™ n j 3
teSin'n wMwWP "minirestecT' ths
iroitB9t have seen
i ssn>stisw»fi*« | «f' , > r ® o 'C B 6! ’ M*?i -
. R iyV'ib?9t4 , »tt%%hateTeTrs9' > M'M r 1 1, » aflo i H ll w
rt ttiQ 5 codfws>:t '■ and 1 OBMJW®-' ’
■J BScSfefuliah3 ttW'nbtkhqnnMViny^barraraT
S j33(jajthe'ol!iiTfti llf bb»bt&an4 in feghj
best iallHo-oonrityviiiberßSitheT, iqsi4«.,. .Vnttl ro
*assmmmmilm
♦wash
ssaMKa.
ajanmn^s;
*' she', roigbr heed. ’The Bight feeuigthuj
Batldsn,aoa thaditootery
noon whom-, scarcely »_»6m«''b»e y * y f*'> i *»J r 9
left to gniVe'iiilqne'intt in despair at the heeftßet
aS Ak4fMAti:i>yj^fei^OM y ‘ki I wirB , CoNDijcii
o»ißßSrcosnH-^tliw : C f HSbnsi<n*T-THEFj2Ai.Ei
—A somewhat lbdtotoß* ‘ episode. sfi ‘ - Hto in
. . "*®kWs,‘ijtf. lltlto
...-,: Xt seemAthal imsn rtheesopiojeesof the
i Eta tosi,extort;;
:W^SW^S&SSS£S^SS
l«^wftheTirgrailui.'!-fDlflSa^^^MW^id»ffll^j
j totals' eaiWinetlon, j
' ThMrCflrgimbawainont* prevail. The Vtrginjan
aatb«rtiW'hW;‘‘ml«” : a..note .asking tor,
* re®BvTbimiiij,AiifiS&.Ariiadit toe sadden rise!
in his.a<ivb«){i»!« cjSrawJwpiidSrt how. to get 1 1
of his ,[ flix.!’ vHMjlS,®lMto,|‘/aoe,tha nrasioj” |
■: Sends noteacoiiptiioe,. fteroSaHeaget.aw choosing,
, rides at thirty piito*ittyi^fi4ilt,jteErified„to.learn!
■
Icngo, a'Chrietianioriot of shed- 1
dingtHo blood of' man, protests r that a'
. finally:
. iSmanrlfMlop ?
iHonia.gro.w^desperate, duel _ftcUi»dly,en?pe,,
v - J ifti3f%ci?cpt3 i
fy»',ft|atjh|’itWiw»»:bthn'®w t «jl fa n , in»; - 'U i e.
,edit.orpf the would
pSHTpUHfip the J GrtetalS * *dhd
. AQ^jthGi^Utodw^^fW,sw«y*r t -;
. ibe sooiety
‘ j^o^ahfededfPh>S i &#e , 6fi'perhaplr^bp , y Can.;
'thopatllptian and, the oauacoa would'be; nfr 'fool ’of:
a
- -
Advocate'A nepfeikiijg'ljfiilargb j
cDhtty held in,that says that amongnbe
Ecrßone. present w'asrta dbarob. member named ,
ynobv a man of wealth and of great liberality.
' JE^{bo_r|,tti^ufde^-o^Te^illg^anS‘,|Q^ihd’ , a
large numuor who wero on the camp-ground. This
- Mr; mtoj6'rfebC a-Irtni4rk&bie,taan. - He has
iWber}ha^d^thirty-
at ehb'timejXa\&g^e.^ar t »i«*Ben of his J
eons wereMrf*
where bp ;Uien Hf,©3} spiwerfi'jic stttt-. o
<\ patriotic V ' ‘ r
. , 'Ansk^llx '
BnrSVepdrt (Takity' SoittJivrestein- of,the 3d-ihsfc
Baysr>‘3lilt ;^we:'i¥6i ,^«ihg>topregawe'le; arh;;of
m^n;diaholjloal 4 .wholesale"
--■. pw^jnjirrWiK*o‘tfayh Dn
; rizdn coonty, - Texas, v Wb are, ,nnabU to gtrer?aDy r
" fpsufieidits:; tipr.weskj in cleaning
-out the woll/a large?^rt^y^>fe^^ing. six of the
moat deadly-.pofimnr'klbwn wfra‘”found i Four
'■s f ■
Gold Monday, -
Hobart,- of .'the firm .of L. J.Jtobartr.£.Gp.ywag •.
batl-oftobacco,
, direotfromH&vanaj'hefoandin the ball'd sheep*
skin parse^or'-bag,.containing between. Sis and :
seven hundred doUsrifin'gold.saoillj Spsnish coin. ;
It was doabUess «ec>efed thereby some thief, who,'
to hfcl-.jthe * money to’.thef&qk be
foro it -TrWsHtohea up for ih&rkef, arnTtbus loat-His
plunder -—Milwaukee Sentiiiel. ■ f ’ .- . ,j
Tile 1
dei-fiad.-ints of.Mrs.,MaryVßroed,'.the oldest in- ;
habitant of WratLynn.Maia., lately Held a plo
' nio at North Sanzus.VGrandmother Breed Is now i
85,TearsoW..weilnWl)appr ] ble»sed;lnhorehlldf
ten 'jura cnitarcrr 8 children to the fourth genera*
tlon. &he sawninooarriageloadS.of her,dftscend*
Antelnfroul: of tfie p old homestead; eagef'toescprt
her on *a visit to thp hemjet where abewas born,
and to tfao t?rpVea where Me"riun!)led to chUdhb6d.~
turaon'fN';'Ji) Onirdiari' Saradibit/tho. mnkots.cS
. key. This.ft tho second or rallerop/ and-tharber- 11
riesarSretnarkable-fortbeir ; erfeetyiielidlfras sd
perioritjovor Uiu-ppring-crop, and,as, tbeaecond
begnnriisason; is, never,’ very prolific;-the'prices
. afwagna.«:.-;..• f; , : i
Hio.a.-pBiOEp.-MtJiißsi—Mrp S .W. Davis,-of
; Amjriiln county. l)as recently purchased
one hundred, ari'nvs;’,
rage, ho paid Situ.per head. He u-illleavewUli
tbem:tHis wt<!k forJbe,fio|!i,h. r ,Xhis, ifl-.said ,to, he
tbeßmi3t' : lot.bf; ; :mnleStever;pbroJiaaediloaOu<t
county. .- ,; .
beans -mr.do ;tijyir appoaranoc-at dlalclEagle Fur*'
nnco, In thatTicinUy.-OD.Bunday the I4th"iUBt'.,’
tiro of jrbich werekilled'iodbne 'escaped:.' , Three
otnartjwuru. .seen,iirh-thesiumie'; neighborhood nuxt>.
UayiSßear* must, be plenty; ’’ - ■■ ■ •
•(Tfaf.bJSJrtiKWwjSf. Srow'>ijrlfcafni’-Ct.'/dr6
on a strike.-.-They«tat r juji&reaiient, which is-in
fofiSs bmpng,tho/fictot7,ftwneri ! ' io,the effect that'
they,irjll qmplr>y,-no<Mertei»fron> MetfvhitkerVusV'
’ nj
lies upon
-- ’--- ’ . ,:-f
- TTs'tv -i v £ • a^Hi^ja>KtrniAr-Au«;-»,-‘18S&.
: . TJteißrpdua®innrkista have prewhtodbatlitUe a'hjius
. tion since and the pri^Mofroc#’
- ofchange;'
Barlnd WtfiiMdat tne'tote with.tUft.
r 7, Wt
, - MMsrp,. jfrtfii^Candle*- nre;steady/^Tne '.Gristtrade
" cofitiijtfes daterCoifeeis firmer,- bat'j^tsW'ahd3tfdli«e«T
- - qturyyuul price* tmehangeite-fnj
Fruib.thefjS if O^pcKtt^uie.dom^-Hedin'endj Hidei>re/
dulli aid Thd |rpiyifdVie^ii : firmV.
butth^^l^Jy6^nitjle^dpm^fn'eUbierPi^sietal
oftn»Qdfa(ndVi^;< ddit. rNswil Btcfrew.
with-the bodnin request,
Halt-no ’tfKaggo*. t Seed*-very r lit»ledo»ri^;-TbM-Twl'd'
♦ thertis more
, dote?* -IhefimtA firmor and
: shoeraKaiiardwftre
isdiaol'.f 7 ."
, ,-The loifrtfSf foF. Crdao*£jlffii continues doll aiw unset
tied* and tho. demand fotPlourpf i,v;ory. itmMiM
JI V 3 aCT' i*° but
with light rooeiutsiof season: Holders teMflotdlg-
g in g >
■ i>r«Riid«:,’iiS<ie; :
1 i i t stkl * K - 'Arit’yJii
, haWbeWiT durinst
-.
yellow mode at the Uu«rj|*ure%,
afloats jncludinxddind'iinendrand d»maged afc,7oowcy;;
■ ' Oats are in sfeKdy 'deotetid* w 1.20 000 bushels siMat ,
. SBa iWr old afidaPemSil vanter iWiiSaSiM ’
newSouthoi^^WwumftfFV^-i-e.^,.» . < T^r?T l ’: rt *
eifi6tolly f is inactive, and
pricesnbou^s%n^>/ : fi«r /Porfejs
v •.prices firm* Yrtth-snlag plain and
-: - sshimmxmimmiist
sjmSaamßmßm
.'-'s.^n.lS^MwJdi^fjsheld'at^a'JSisSot^irthe^e
3risioU«ivo)je«u-onltJiiodarate.; pnceaioWever are thd
sane as jut quoted. . .. • , ~ t-i •.* -r.’
Uraited, batg&ontlOJtfalgio, 200
tegtlrfiguayra at l2o» and some-Java) at JflaviPron
otd&TV tomiddlinK and middfmKJail‘ onautVi|o«M
"^he.VollQwinz^a^Le^V lo^6^ll -^ s-qp
%SB ! ‘SsSOB?-*«l®
:: fm AM;:
• -IXRWS^W'^''DvtsS.—Thate is not mudrdpuisi
! :J|^nremA^a«ll,'ancijWs>tem;>re y lommally
slowly iths «ap
• -jiyfiu>wflv«T,ji> <wimltntha demand.uthOMlo*rave
:fiai iWnftirM.a<
:aamßiMWis
■ iPßlil'T.^-Tiiert' has Wen 10s«<loing, and there Is no
fortlira MHviititCGreen; Apple. » r s «?]* I D*, i nt - ? s>l°tn
TOsaelVa* taken up4o-lo*d
_■ iNd cbaHto?Ain > ' l Ed&fd?j Fmjthts/'UCoaf .tbssals nrfe .m
' ?«fflSsa fe»W «W to
! small sales of Eastern and ■Vfe.tt
! dbiair: sales ofOnlnis.Lattisnre
rworted-at' “t-S}®®;™
1 'WTkitaPiMruUinSbosi'da ull •!®S?i.i t ,S It alB iyeltoW:
i- b<pbr,Bl4«l6jaj3;Hi»rluMMSlp.l°yJ»f>.. ■ '■: j
i LK ATHEft.—Tberejmslioon very Jittia ineuirl're?
i Witlisaioyef Cubaat
- or-WtAis.WUrare.tonjforia.MMMiini-hold^eGWS
' tbe demand is limited,.
? TohSj-ss»i?3S^V^l9'i(i«^J , "i»ttiritemand;wlth;
;:• -' : , &Kip:rbhW.vL.>.Sne,’
W«m^.lto : d»t..j;,..i.»'.W| ”->B3,frlV -M&M;
Same time last year... vv * • ?W4f* I J9®»?25. i.; 1,396,300<
~ p^MX|JR r quote^
decline, ■wHhpnles of. 100 casks; at;
seafretfariathSuSaiketis¥nn.-. V * ' £ .
:at. *imstfr.7& per .tons „re-cleaned' sold at
‘9W »* NeVarflP Timothm Pwonin* to<K>rnefor-
: WlA7«*th>mere ifinntewi
•* ? " dSif^^Lp^e.' favor, buyers';
soles of apojihclifinve been fnndeat.sJkffOJicfor Cuba,
MCfiafUi for Now Orleans, on time. -Mi Upjeoi'Ha
Blacks awl <?««,» flro firm.-bot ouiot at
previous rates.' ' %i :i "•’•■*. * : v'-v. ; - -. ’ ."-
TOBACCO.-rThero Jms been but MUle demy in either
leaf or majmfaotitred i and oncCs are ateWy.' - ■ • , ■
■ xs> tetter feClinr/and more
lin tfc£JßiWkSty. fcwT^biiyeie cop] o : i fi. Slowly, and. PncM
ltdtisewjTam-.%c for.commoU and. ttii.W for
|•¥iniP^»t^e^Ue^eaj^h^V/f^'' %q. -a,', ’ - ; -1 . ■!. •>_-
...; l - ,l _‘4'i;.‘ ''
J*QSTottrrSte«nsW apraaujh -Matthews—
gapakiflfcjy&tajtadahoea. JH-Thgnjpsoir 4cCds IS)do
W^SS^yymifm:a3o-0 i Bhar m flWoW Jijrh
fithnj Vhfri 5 Ooi# do3s SB«ey««i ffl do
Cofedrer & doLeviGk»'lfBain i. Co; 6g dp Had
doe&Reed i ’cw'n.doßokertßroi,l39 foGralT &
FatmmfclfidaHaxel
ria: Bro} V? do ., John M, Keflhei y
Mta«w®
«4*WbkaSSc* t6w3c(fßaoknor»-MpCanunpa & Cov J»
Witrflle'S; Sl?ph«ib»n;77« empty oa»w Mauoy, Colin*
ACoS'I4 balett Wool Parks f ftflolaid i - U tmkarags Be
vortel'»Hteci7’pkg« ®d.o Dean* Lradaays W. dg.yaw
J SWdodwaMtegoh; 9« bagg nakaeed Grave & Bra; I
<r . v ~i
OF TRADE, T-
op the Monts.
BAfli, r ; . , . fi ‘
•<i\ A/t twi JcatoßJuin’. xxchanoe, pmtATtzcPßrxTt ;!
Shiv Xon&Wanda»Juliux. ?; w «.' *Llverpool, Aug 25
Bark Joeepb MAxwaJl,Uavis,v.,.v. Laguayra, etorsoon
i Brit Oceanl&iß, Aarestrup.-. \. >v. w. /aLffhofriM ,■ goon
;.:;,«Aiuy; intelligence.; r yg
axiiyfppijyAPEtPHiA.AHtaT^iaiia.
.■. Vi:? g tx:f-i '^"’'a^.Ryyßli/ 1 s 'v'.‘- H !’■ c ’ ,r
hip Fbteeas Sprague, hoars, from
i Bo«tou, J and pMsengers J,o Henrr Winaor.
aiek AM, 0 nilje* E?f£ oT-Copo JBjsnlopen*
;ticUU UauoW*y; sdoood omcervaged SSfand a natlvaot
vii Oapajttay niase aija passengers
iAlldbmicas --- u..« . - - • ---
days fippr&rtem^ig
Wciir-JmßnirratWJr,PennfiK 0 days.fromLnurel, Deli
. '-
! SoHrJ da>a from - Baesafras Ri*
'v»rrM?b3rttli ,
, ’ Bohr mountaineer,-Cqwcu, I>dar from New Castle,
J)el, with wheat and-oats to'ftioftardson it Overman*
-Bohr- Z-day* Irom Frederica-,'Del,*
,* *y- ■ /-
: Svar Jonathan Oone;'AleO«dey,'ffom Had dam, Conp,
toJ McCloWert j. il . ; /; n r >•»; •*'!'. .v”’' " •
1 . Bohr i^uael%Croft,iArraste,3 days from ,Chesapeake
Citjr.iwithgram to Ohrutian as Curran; ' ' •-■' •' -
I BcbKAnmeiiFiemuig,’ lr day iirom Port Penn, with
'ar»mtoij)u , v ;j.‘ - i ;'-
!.Sciir Ajphwiao.yinceijr.j day.from Brjdgeton, NJ;
nnth wheat and com toJaeJj Bewley dc CO. • i - '
} Bohr Ked Kagle,iitowQi lrom Bostoft. -
, Sc/irSarahXsOuisa,,Cruw,irom Anisquan.
; BchrAViuF / Uox,HoucK,4TO)u Maunoe River. • .-
-•■- ■ Bciir .‘Wot D Cargilli-Hawkins, from. Alaunce Aive/,
L Steamship Boston, SeSswf^es?^Vork, via Cape May,
Jas Alderdioe*{ t ■- •• •«, -
\mn* V sBq Johns,St John(Nß,WmCum* 1
r _Sa rah * Aiiuge, ■er t N York, C 3c F Lennip,-
Sf Up-. /Harsh,-•Nealr 'Marbleaead, 1 Galloway,
Nohle/Hsmiiiett -k
• itob r HiU 1»Bos ton, D Cooper. ' »
j Mcljr O A Grelner, Weaver,Boston, 1j Hothennel & Co
i Bchr->Vm.P Cox( Houck, Charlestown, ’■? :do
.; Bohr BKme* Lmnding* do -
\ Bchr KedEdgle, Brown , Boston,C A heoksolier fc Co,
t Bohr Digaio MauU/isaKe,ißoistoPj h Audenricd tc Go.
I Sclir Stronger, Blaokwen, New Haven,' * ■ ‘do -
5 Bohr Knight,,tf ago, Hoatoni , * ■ do
i Bchr<ihosßranaii/Kiiur. Alackßook, >< .do
f Bohr ManettAßauthijAul, Portsmouth, do
: BchV Sarah'Louisa, Cruse, Providence, Van Dusen,
Norton - & Cp.y-j, *.'■> - ’-?-i •-. .
GloVer.’v ' , .*' . - l i
Cargill, Hawkins, Washington, Hayes &
i GfiWj llgtfßaßimoriVA.'GrbVes, : Jr. ■
** 1 i f * (Com»pdndehee ofPhe PreM.) .. , ;
~ -4. r: .HAVJIK VH GKACB,.August 26,18®. ■-
t !The .Kingaton left; here ;thts'morning with 7 boats,
'laden anqcoiwipded4*follows: ; <*<>'.
1 to;,Cra(gacJratuair, Wilming*
too; Frank. do to Henry Crd&keir; B B Thorn , do to Nor
cross AT Sheets; Cleopstra. aq to Q fy]L)i S ihuiwalador,
,Virtn»liwett.audJjC'Lipwnt!dtitdo to Wm H Lippm
cptt; Stranger,coalto 'J//'■ t C\ r
1 ;Tne following boats from the Uhion* Canal passed into
the BhhtiylkiU CAnaitoVday, bound toPhiladelphia, iodon
and consigned as follows:. 1>: .... ,~~-
! jHanobeasaha White Swart,^wig iron to Cabeen & Co:
Col JHiJck, lumber to.Baml ,Bolton, A. Co; John Heis*
l|f i do,tp Joun Landel; Star, iron ore to K & (r
r ',-f-fr t? ■- <t ,■ ■ ’ r ' “ ’.*■
J . - BY TSLXGBAPH. -
y’»l hnvd
; i4'v'vj c. ,_THpS, B.’HUGHES.<:
•iiil ;I MEMORANDA. F‘ - -3
Blup Robert,Cushraadf Morse, for Philadelphia, sailed
frpm Liverpool previous to liJth mst. ■ -,•
BfiipiiiSßie 'HarwaydyHpbiuSod,' from Charleston,-at
Liverpool previous to 13th inst.
'i Charleston, at 'Liverpool pro;
to 13tl>test., v., , - . •>
cleared at Baltimore 25tb
s i Bohr* Carman, H B Cojgshall, Tii
fefortfflW r in»i^-?^ b? £<>jll i!li ' n “' lienc ®' “rived at
®hrs Jt B JleanrOook,Albprt'FioW, Phillips, and H
JVMorse, AhiUrpa,lienee WtDfKhtonSith inst,
• Efehr Charles Aloore, ingoraolO'henpai arrived dtEast
n eehr»-Ci63fo; Bartougha, and M^ rj . ahropdiite,
tfeliropshirt, hoijoe; arrived at I'royldouce 2itli inst.
bsaiiftss^
hence forPoVuinouth,
N«;and_ qub*t; Green, WoaVer, do, forbrnn, atStor
,Din;tonlKKinßt.-, ~ • ~- ...
:g|asa^Bsass
wi'otlee Lirht,en
tranee to Bock Kiver,-*e»f side cf,Chesapeake Bar, ,Va,
-the Ume ofrohahtinr.
\ ... .By ordero,f,thb4,isht-Hensa Board;
BACHE -
SENNSYLVANIA 'S TA T E AGRICUL-
THURSDAY, and FhiDAY.the Zttli
i®4°,K* for thcr-Exhibftion wilfbs opened. • .• >,
* LftUertftddre»sed to-.th* Secretary; at Harrteburr. to
'{oH2iMcQowje«,>Vhiladalfoiit^. c ot'OnxitLX» Ki Exdle:»
BaßtletOD*^irineet.w>tbafterrti6riJtl!^it.orSeptembCr!
&_t ' . rURiNACE,
niTthenbeve Ftmutee' lliifmvMin in ,u|e /Jdrine the
Jilstj wo winters Hi thi» oily, ana has riven universal net
♦finch all the drallapasß, are «o arranged as to consume
frojiFtbej c<ml, bein* cn-
Ajrmf wlftTdefip. sand joinU, ib now or
©rid most complete heating oi»>a
full, msort-
u -'-” "WILMAMg, :
~ - - educatioNai,,
Mt'sia ANn W#g--¥is§,MZi^i3
TI,’uaRROW;W™W feßi/Gtfnny inform lief friend,
ftnil the DUNIo T tn*t*h« has resumed thedaties.of hor
nnodornte. "'-.i • > ■ * T ■' ,'■ ausc-im ;
FRIENDS’ GREEN*- STREET. SCHQOIi
' jrlllt reopen 9th mo. oshi ‘Girls’ Grrnnmar
School tbo higher branches thoroughly taught.-Othor
denominations admitted. Entrance, 634 DILLWIN
Rtreot. _
RutyißNCKg.r-P* JSUift*.QJT Rr&nkUm gtreetjiJWU)
Johnaoir, 633Nbrtn-Fourth Streot; •Wrb.M'. LoVi6k,i32
BiUwyii street. nu2b-2y* ,
fTI/ITSS :M.;'Wi< HOWES« iWILLjREOPEN
UA hor Behool for Young Ladies, at 1334 CHESTNUT
Stroet. MONDAY, September 12th. For further par T
tioulars, inquire at Fresbytormu Bookstore.
. , ’ .rj ~jt r an26slte e UrStnth-2w* ;
Hi iSS i.uCy r. Mayer and mbs. r.
ITX.-M. BIRD vfnt' kVopen' their/ Sohoob for J Young
Lndies. at J 215 CHESTNUT Stroot, on MONDAY. Hid
cthof September. ‘ ian»-a«r
WILI . IQP|N
itm? hltrßiardini: aiid-Day-Bohdol foF
SPRING, GARDEN..Stroot. .pit .the. Ist of Soptoralier.
For Ciroulars apply to the -Principal. au2o-lm .
SPRING; [GARDEN ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG MI& ANI) BOYS, N. B. cor. EIGHTR
ano BUTTONWOOD Streuts.-Hesumes duties MoN T
DAYfffiMtQWhor'Whi Numher hirnted i all pupils un
der the immediate euro of the Prjmoipal} the govern 4
ment is that-of-purely r *” reports sent to
Barents w*eklv :4he Morcil, InteUettual{ and Physical
Sduoation of Boys, will becarefullyandconaclentiously
attendediV GaUlogties-irttnitouslyat the Academy,
LONG.Pflncipal. :
FT'iH EIOL/AS S I.C A L AND/ ENOIiISH
"4 : SCHOOL of H.D. GREGORY. A. M„ No! IIW
- MARKET. Streot.fwilltieopon.oaTHUßSDAY^Sop
MESr (BARTON’S, ; t % v
boarding -
ABMr.aa|;SS
‘^ftSJSSSSIMSI^
tleuiar.. apply aa anove. aoBs-DWBtCal-Gy ;
V 1 ERMANTOWN FEMALE;^EJIXNARJ
gJT'WAtNUT LANE, between MAIN and GREEI
Inrtltntion will reopen September let, MM.
The course of matrnotlon is thbtonih, systematic, ail<
prnotiCnl, embracing all. the useful and ornamental
aim-tf Prineipal...
PENN 'INSTITUTE.—The Session; Trill
commence on MONDAY-. the.Mh of September.
-The object of this Institution is to prepare pupils for
S method adobted fohßv^ng
come a cO'laborerWiththe.puml, made to
have him leadtand teserying. for. the ttftcner to point
'ob£9Tret?,wimorpd^hl s^<>r: * a ?® es . t tbemanuerofpro-;
'9B qf Nat^al.Bol9sl^#,
foruracticßl operationsm^orveymg.aHfst-cfasj tran
• *
BosidSiSursu mglhewrtPftJ/wdwuhTexjbwk?,
' Lectures are delivers in rsgHUy arjIPT oikNaturat Fh -
- °ffi h c^ r upreS°aMi r |hp«e onfiYeMUii, third;
RoomS/Tbsy ‘ arc noVi openfrom look A t Jtl r< to l
SoloSc P. Sf., vhoxß wither information may b& ob*.
‘ " i: 'r. STEWART, Brinolpa).
t»DUPATIONAL.—MissELI.A'WATSUN
StreeLwyi recommence*
giving Uiattuotidns on &h PliflO, gt
or those of her Pupils, after September Ist. 1859. :
>,»; t ?-xa r-r< l 'jih. >*
HfR.) BTNTHKOP, TAPPAN’S. BOARD
I”i TNG AND DAY BCHOOL FOR YOUNG, LA
DIES, 1727"V1VE gtrtet/near.Lomih Sanare, will open
on WEDNESDAY. Bepiember HVb;'- .'
i. Rupkrsscks.—Pres. Allen. Girard Collese. Hon. Joel,
Jones,Jtev. J. A. Vausnan. D. D., Rev. A.-H., ymton,
D.D., Joseph G. Mitchell. E«a..?hiladelpliia.
, Prof, iA. Alexander, 0. D„ Fnnoeton.,N. J., , -..
•WEST PHILADELPHIA FEMALE SE
v v mINARY, LOCUST Street, cepond dqor west of.
The next Session will commence September 14th. A
fe.w Boarders can be received into the family of th.e
Principal on early application. Persons in the city desi
ring to send their Children from MONDAY, A. M.,till
FRIPAY, P, m.~. cfln tioftcccffnhioaated/ i au»-gtu4w ,
Lancaster. count* , nor?«ial.
SCHOOIj.—The Trustees of this' institutfofi have;
riven nouce that they will appljrfor its recognition as a,
10«» of that month. ’* / _ ‘
The Bohoqf is open to stwlents front any section of the
0 ia g)vj»n in ajl branches taught in Aoado- '
The provisionsrofi thd’ Pe'hhsylv'hhia Normal Sohool
’for: circulars, address the
n t» eatt^?rwE^mg;ipai. '
MISS 0., A. DUJR&IN WILL RE-OPEN
-‘her'School for VflMg Indies on September 12.
]S6O, OiroujMP may be obtained at the Schoolroom, Oil
w ALNUTStrest. where Application for admission mav
be ; on.aud
Refb'bbnces.—Rov. Albert Barnes, Wm.,B. Page, M.
D., prof, jO. D. Glevclnnd, Ambrose White, George
Trott, L, Johnson.. •
ACADEMr, -*' 1 !
The FaU'Term or this Institution commence* Soptoiu
bar Jth, W».' The coifrelj of lgsttiMiujß. fiffmMlMf *ll
thp.braaoheaofa ttjoraugb Sm|lsb_K4ue»lWft.rQxol|jer
'With the Latin, Greek, ana rroncn Language g. niug-tf
A.M. D. G. ST. COLLEGE,-
• * N'. K.corner (if FILBERT and JUNIPER 6te.
Studies Mll.be retained on MONBAV, September 6th.
at 8 y& A. M. ’ ! •'* ■' '• n ■
■ au2?-3w * ‘ JAMES A. WARD. S. J- Preeident.
JIHOS. BALDWIN’S ENGLISH MATHE
, MATICAL and'CLASSICAL'SCOOL FOR BOYS,
E. DoVnor of BROAD and; ARCH, will reopen Bep
temberlit. . .. , au22-lm*
i it NOTE CHURCHMAN HAS REMOVED
jA her BOARDING and DAY BCHO.OL to No, DOS
'FRANKLIN-Street,' above'Poplar.- Tend oorttrabncoa
September sth. , , - ani9-I[n
INSTITUTE, N. W,.CORNER
of TENTH and SPRING GARDEN Streota. 'TViU
j °au22'6w* 1 : * H. O- McdUllljl, A- M. J’rincipal,
Eden hall (late, paradise) .r,
SEMINARY, gitrjsted-in the viUeto of Paradlre,!
bn LMcatferand f®fsd»!*hi»,,turnjdk«. Stty-thtee'
Rules wort of PhilHefptimiome Wi« »ast f)f .Lancreter
oitir. and-thrao-fourth. of a ip le Jram Leaman PlMe
IN SEPTEMBER* The ‘building-is nndergoipg tho
roach repair, a story boing added for dormitories, into
which water will be introduced, and bath, attached,
Comfortable accoromoflatiOHia tt*iw provided for thirty
boarding pupils, and the tyusteM willspare no
to rendgrthe pehooTworthr of public favqr.’ r ,
AmonFtb* Wapy to whom the conductors of thia school
might rcfsr.tbsy are Mnnitted/particutarlT' to- name
also submit the following' testimonial, kindly tendered
by the RL'Rev. Bowman', Assistant Bishop P. E
! 4,a The ladies at .Paradise, Lanoiw
ter county, under the. general superintendence of Dr
KUiiketTr, and with Misi-Chamberla/n. aa the immedi
ate and active principal.j» one that, 1 think; maybe re
lied on to dofaithndly all tbatit promises, The Situa
tion is acoossib e by the,
Pennsylvwiia llailr/Md. Md large hr--
penence'm superintending the education of young la-J
-dfes, and Miss Chamberlain brings to the institution the
well-earned reputation of ft most competent and suc
cessful teacher, M well in Imparting knowledge as in
administering (Usoipune, - The Seminary is, therefore, I
think, entitled to.the oonudeaas of the publio, ana I
hope will receive itv ; .
aul-dw ' ’,, - , Paradise. Lanoaeter county, Pa,
The classical institute, be
hoved ffiim'No. 1302 FILBERT Streot to No.
it? North TENTH Streot, will reopen on MONPAY.
September Bth. Roys prepared for College or Business,
All brancbeaof a complete English education, the Clas
siQß,'Mftthematics,apu Modern Languages,are taught
after a system which itumrejMhUtoiighhess, and .rapid
progress.-. Circulars,to oKER,'
i - ; No. ljr North jTESTH Street.
1 fßsFxnsNCßs.—Rev, Mr. J. A; yangfiattrßey. Hr. J.
H. A. Bamberger. Rev. Jtfr. Wm.H, Furness, Benjamin
, Gerhard, JEsq., Arthur W. Little, Esq., Cnaa. Short,
Esq., Prof. Joseph'Leidy/Prbf. Cornelius Felton, Cara
bridge; Theodore fledgwiok. Esq.. New York. aulB-3in*
THE GERMANTOWN; ACADEMY: WILL
reopen on'MONDAY»Beptember,6th» IV?. Jfhe.
M '
aulMm* ,; . ~ .Principal. ■
The misses swing; wil£ open a
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES* AND CHIL
-DREN, on MONDAY, September sth, at 957 SPRUCE
Street, where Circulars may be obtained.
RBFEBENCE9.—Rev, Albert, Barnes, Rev. W, W,"
Spear, D. D„ Prof. C, D. Cleveland. - , au!7-6w*-
THE MISSES AEBTSEN’S SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG :LApi?&. U ' -
! PRICE :S%HJ3E.T, G-ERXfAWTOWN. '
The Fail TermwiU begin oil the FIRST MONDAY in
xnstructiofl in the usual English sbakcben, with
Latin, Pbencii, and Dpxwinq. * aul6-tf-
THE ARCH-STREET ‘INSTITUTE FOR
YOUNG LADIES.—The Elevonth Session will
.commenced} MONDAY.Beptemher6th, 1869. For.oir
culars'ftpfly at'l34s ARCH Str6at,'one door east of Brovd.
. auU-4w* Miss L. M, BROWN, Principal. '
tl ARRIETT Brown will reopen
-O-ZiHER BCHOOL FOR-YOUNG LA&EB, in the
Largo and* Airy Rooms at the N, W. coy. of FILBERT
-and .TUNIPBR Streets, opbOßite Penn B<marn, t Qfi the
'oth of Ninthmo. (September.) Circulars can be obtained
; at No. 1329 FILBERT Street. aull-lfti*
rpHE HEMANS INSTITUTE.
higher education of a limited number of -Young Ladies.
Parents to whotn be is not personally known are referred
to Professor C.-D. Cleavelandi Professor, Charles Short,
Rev.H<J.Morton,D. D.,'Rev.,Wm.-ll.‘ Stevens,D.Th,
S.f Rev. Wm. H. Furness, D. D.» ami others.
' Jy2l-*ro j , . JAMES I-HELM, ,
hnilE MISSES CABEY 'AND JffiS. BEE
..J- BB'S Boarding and Da, Boliool for Young Ladies.
Wo, WALNUT;B(reet,’ reopens WEDNESDAY,-Be
tembornil. ang-^n
.TSRYANT & STRATTON’S NATIONAL
JJ MERCANTILE COLLEGEB, located at Phita
delphia, T.TFcorner BByENTfI and CHESTNUT
; New- York, Buffalo) Cleveland, andiOUioagoi ■ For in
formatinn, oail or rend for Catalogue, > ■ ■, fflO-tf .
MR.” jAiEES ‘IIAN^EL'e, * HAYING
-uIifIsFBTIRED from bnsiHossi begs to request all'per
sons who have left Jewelry or Vr atches at his Store," rTo.'
706'MARKE/I' Street, for retiring, to eaii- for them af‘
»ho Store ffJrir. E. HOLDEN,-j|o, 708 (MARKETSt.,,
where ail fribnds aild fettnar tfuStoraefs of Mr. irHAN
-BELL may be accommodated. auao-Tt*
UfACREfiEt. AND ‘ALEWIVES,—9O
bb!g. and W half bids new No. 3 5 SpO bbls. and 380
ftRAiN MILLS GRAIN MILLS —For
the Farm artdPlantation. The IRON-BURR.MILL
has no equal for Grinding P me Meal, Feed, Coffee,
, o*8» etc., by hand or power.
. t Price 98, 829, and 946.
r -,Now in operaton at igB South SECOND Street, i ; .
Agents wanted in every county and State, by
. Bul7-3m E. FARREL & CO.
OILS— Winter and Summer-Sperm; Win*
ter and, Spring Keßched WJialoj Eleplmnt Lard;
Cotton Heed. (soitaWe for Ferfumers or Fancy Soap
makers 1) Cocoa Nut; Palin Oil &c.» &o. r eonstantly cm
hand and iorfcftlMft paokagos to suit;' at lowest market
prices, by,— . , / THAINA McKEONE, ■/
aua»-2t - 2*andS4RrtuthWHARVES.
iMESS and 2,
bo.. •
. an2J. . . , ISB SOUTH WHARVES.
ANILA BALP] ROPE.—A superior lot.
an^o?±t/ or ‘ h^^
ariln . „ Ni WATV,B Bt.. and MN. WHA SVEfIi
IdlOB: FREIGHT'OR CHARTER—The A
A Fadt-gailing firlgiEOLU; 200 tons! Apply (o
OiSS a 3 ' ATmERISO, HO South FRONT St,
- •DKy'OOODSi” ~ \
S?£^§INGTiffiWiSdNWITB^MT
BARGAINS.—A large lot of Not Cash Goods,:
cents to import. .. .
/ Wdol |jlfdrtS}Sa(3 «
£0 do. Bayadere Mous.de Lames, noli styles, at 3234
° e <3ay Js cetittf, / - * “ ‘'
Bayadere Mohairs at W cents, worth 31.
Supar^misea Spok'Plannols.'Sl cents, wortn 87>*.
, Bupei l .'Bn6\?-arop DaraaSk Napkins, ( sl 76 per dozen,
/'cterttsf
* ' Do. Coloro'd f>ordetod d 07,20 to37js cents.
Ladies* hem-atitchedatSlcenU. _
Super, plain alLwoolSte Lames 3734 cents. ,
Elegant Blaok Silks, Blaok Bombazines an&Alpacay.
Tliese are job Jots.
a 022 1 " Frotmt and ARCH Btreeto.
■ VEW FAIil/' GOODS! ! ! ’ ■'
'■ - rfaWSWiiita ■
1 ' " Rion Foulard Bilks.
Handsome Fall De *-ainei.
Now Fall Chintzes &c.,&or,
•' Which are >very desimbUvhd very cheip*
BLACK SILKS AND FANCV* SILKSUI
Light Cloth Raglans for fall w*att\er.
Shawls, Dusters, &0., ir\nreftt variety,
Good Family and Fronting. Linens..
A large strip pPDqinektteMuslins.-! ■
Great quantities of Flannols.
Cloths.CassunereBjißatinetts, See,, &o.
CLOSING OUT MUOH,Bi)LO'W:OOSTi.,
Silk Mantillas. ;
Laoo Mantillas. .. . , , t-
Barages,-Organdies. Lawns,&o.,'&c.
B,T|IJ»^Ue f lsri!ote P a n -SPRINC
"N.8.-Wlli ITY AND SKLLFOROABH."
POULARD ROBES.
HaiuJsomQnew designs long Dresses,
. '■ aim noat Stales.' .
...
T AWN ORGANDIES AND BAREGES.
toga,? l a&^
- CHESTNUT and KlQHTffaWts.'
TiffEDltM &ND DAB& C&ptfrsSES. 1
XTJL< French, and ;Britis}» Chintzes of nepr Styles and;
Col&rihgiKboth neat designs and rich boquets. Im
»°x 6r * i«&. ■
French Lacebournqus wlth:
Capes, Veldts'and Mantillas,TAU'ifenpi) all at re-i
1 . i
FRENCH LACE BOURNoIIs Wlf
and Mantillas, greatfcroftuion, atreduped
v ‘‘ .
BLACK .AND JWHjiE' b3BI§BE CLoWs’a'&D
SUMMER CfiOAKS AND
van.tr , ■
. . ' , v«8 CHESTNUT Btract.
The who!, of our .took Is now bfTonilx at reduced
ir»:-: ■!'•»■ y,■ '- •fo.OffEgygy'r Btra.t.
fILOTHS. . CASSIMERES, Ac.
V/ Fine Black Broadoloths. .
Lpdiyi’ptotha, light colors find blaok.
N. B.—Summer Stuns selling cheap.
MaWfc.
Linen;., goods;
;Be«t makes heavy and fino Llneti*, < *
a , , Bpmo .cheap jqts.bj the piece or yardr
Dining-table PamatlrCltithff.' •>
J;g ..... ~ . . O «A, C M
Y/|/miAMSyiLL|L v . ~, :i >,
f! and other Shirtlnei.
. . J*ine Shirt Bosoms* . .
• <■ ' tn« yard or piece. -
' - Flanne&rTiaiingf.#Dri»D-_'.. ; ’
ijti ><-• ■-.
XEGAL. f
T\rOTlOE. : ~Eettersi Testamentary''t a the
Xl E.tato of FREDERICK KLETT, kt* of tho City
of-Phihide)pbi(HdeoQ4iied».having .been.grantod to the
undersigned) air persona indebted ,to i ßwd:E#Ute'Will
please make payment* and tUOse having claims are re
w •?
L JOS k W.B4,LiiI,U. i^i'RoFaEPPflDandCAL-
FRANKLIN C. JONES,M3 RACE Streot.
au9-tuths?w&eep6-tuUis3Viro. • -„ - /Executor*.
*|V’OTIOE.---iAh 'application Will Be made
at the seßsion of tho Legislature pf-Ponnsyl
vania for'the incorporation of a Bank/ with goncrnl
ESTATE, OF r ELIZABISTH7SC)ULI,IER, ,
-LA (leceaßoil.'-DWPERS-’pKiDMINISTATIONon
the ftboTo-namedEstate.have been granted to tho sub-.
eonber. aad all persons .itblehtdd to- said Lstate;gra re
quested to make payment td him. and all having claims ;
against the same to presentthero to,; :
, , L r W< J.rTOtTMAN, Administrator.*>;
. :JfO‘?«:w# Fhilaitati
■ •AkrortW.Mte.- . T T-'r' i aup-Btt/i,
, . ! COPARTNERSHIPS, :
istink between tho gijbeoriborg isthifday dissolved
use tho name of the firm m liquidation.
July let, w*. yqVvfQ<?D F^S^Osfe.
’ JOSEPH B, HANSON ■will continue the Tobacco Com
mission business, and Agency for the sale of Sombrero
Guano, as heretofore.
No. IQS North WATER Street,
and No. 106 North DELAWARE Avenue*
QEOBGf!
166 North WATRr Street
NORWOOD PENROSE,
lot North DELAWARE Aventte.
NORWOOb>ENROSE (late <jf the finriof Joseph B.
Hanson & Co.)ij thii day associated with GEORGE
BOLDIN, under the style and firm of BOLDIN & FEN
ROSE, for the purpose of-conducting a Tpbaoqo, Oil*
aiid General Commission Business,
July l, 11
TIJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
XI firm of WARNICRI CHADWICK. & BRO. is this
dsv dissolved. The Heater* Ranee, and-Stove business;
■wul be continued under the name of ChADWIOK 4.
BRO.. at the Northeast oomer of SECOND and RACE
-Street*. JOHN K. CHADWICK.
Philadelphia, July 11. *f ft J YO±k
MEDICINAL.
j outs Ville ' Artesian water. -
*-f An nnalrsi*. byjP/of.. J.:L.-SMITH,-shows on*
gallon to contain 9MH xrams. as follows, viz j
-Chlor. Sodium 622 era. Sulph.-Miu-neata.. 77.00 vr*.
- Calcium qn; ** Potash ,3 00 ‘.*J
.-MagnejiMim... 7 * ’ ’Alumina...-'aoo 0 -
“ Potassium.... 14 “ Jojlido Magnesium 035 “
Alumlmuin... 35 Bromnlo - r 0.<7 “
Phosph. ffpdfc.. 2 “ Ri-Oarl). Iran;.;.. OAS '*
Sulph. Soda 72“ ** Magnesia. .3.00 " .
■** Lime........ 2? *» r - ■, •
'’Sold by the barrol. gallom or in bottlos, wholesale and
retailVby HAtSSAfIT);& CO., Apothecaries/
au2l-tf CHESTNUT St/, cor. Twelfth at.-
A NOTHER PROOF OF THE WONDER.
EFFECTS OF TROXELL'S NEURAL
with\he “NEURALGIA” for the-last }i years, aad
have sufferod tlie most excruoiatlng pain, eoinpeHlog
me at times to give up my busmens entirely. I ooufd Em
eat, and sleep was a granger to my e/e». I suffered
more than tonguescan tplL J had the advice and aid oi
various physicians,' ana used other remedies, but ail of
no avaiL Having noticed rodr advertisement in the
papers. 1 concluded to call qn a person whom I had
learned was odreAof acage/of 20, years‘Standing. Hr
oppHjpijtne anc». and-l felt lmmediati
relief—a second appliuHion removed the pain entirely,
and I npw/eelTi if a <pe rept manvSfice then I havf
slept well—eometfung that I have not aoaejor months,.
,being obliged to ait up all night in a'ohair; MyappeMU'
&So^in ne heaUh * gra^ful ,ou for rwWea-,
Co.'s.NvW.corneVThlrdand Walnut its, - ap2o-tf
OEX.£ISBATED TAB
Westcou? ouro* Consumption.
Westootts Tar Ccrdißi pure? Bronshifis.
Westcott’s Tar Cordial cures Coughs and Colds. -
WegtooWpTarCOrdialcures BoreThrpatandßreast.
Westoott’s Tar CordiaL cures -. Palpitation «f the
westcott’s Tar Cordial cures Nervous Debility,
Westcott s Tar Cordial cures general DebiUtyr
Westcott’s Tar Cordial oureiDiseages of the Kidneys,
* Westcotvs Tar Cordial * oures, Blind and Bleeding
Piles. m * • '' ‘'
Westootn Tar Cordial cures Female Weaknesses.
s &?pt,ia*hi“ r «-** Dep ° i ' K °- * cb
.fit. E. R. WESTCOTT-oan (ip onnmUed on th« above
COAL. ,
© ,W. GROOME & CO., , .
EEHIOR,' TOP SEMI
ap2-flm ' ■ • 'PHILADELPHIA.
yy OOD,. COALAND KINDLING
ITOOI> jANNEY & YEAIIEr’.
. COATES-STREET WHARF, • '
hand a jurnoi artiole of LERI OH COAL; of all Kizol,
eelected with sare. Dealers awl Conaumore will And it
neatly to their advantage to putohaee Kindling Wood
ofne. , Je6-3m
HOTELS.
THE'UNION, 1 ‘" t. : \
A ARCH STREET, ABOVE THIRD,
■ up.TOH s.- n;ewcoVi I eh 1!1 ' i ' hia '
ofoleneure, Passenger fiyiFqads.WlfloU'nbw rfln paet,
and in oloeo proximity, aflimla ohoapandploseant ride
-to all nlaoeeqf interest in or about thaoity,. ~ ,3.6 m •
T M. GUMJIEY ■&, SONS, --
r-.RD f ST^%4>* B “Abet.
jtffsttwrßarrK
hold furniture at dwellings. ,
Kk. On our Private Bale Register will always be found
«« d 0
No. IHO S‘fc.l,. .
ENCAUSTIC . . TILES 'for
Ornamental ctlmMy To w cottage.,
S»rdsn Veeoe and Pojwtain.;
Watar om ' ] ' foton
fahis-tr ! , ~
.JJRILLS AND SHEETINGS FOR EX.
Bmtolifa IfirExootti for >alp hr ■
[ &mth FKONTBt., aAs LEtlma Btreet.
GAR-HOUSE MOLASSES.—ISO lihds.s'
i fcarrol#.' Jbraiilo hr * .y
' ' • JAMKB OhAHAM
»2ft ■ > ■ », liKT?TJ)<LH*rf>flE-
ERRING <~-750 bbla. Heprrig, assorted
• brands, in store and/or saleirf'. /
• - -
. /UDER ERANpr.—lO : l)bls. pure Con-
V/ ncoticut Ciderßraridy. __ Also 6 bbla. do old extra
< UR ii t y, o, and »■« cQ
bu 29 ARCH Stiteti Booond door.abov. Front,
SUMMER RESORTS.
«EA BATHINGS ■ .'i •' ~p' > ,' '!
>3 LIGHT HOUSE GITY,
main open Afevrveekn
longer fttr‘ tKeUocomraodMionMif Bonrdera. Tonnrf
JgJffAH wOOTTpN, '
~nii2l-6t* ->-• i 'i. r ..- . -yyoywtor
H/lURRAX
JJA ' -' ‘ ~ NEWARK, OHIO.
la thfr-targestand best Arranged Hotel in'oeotrai Ohio,-
is oeotrauy la easy, of agioasg.froni nil the
routes oCtravel. It oontains all ihe,modern improve*,
menW.'atid everyoonvenienoa for, thp comfort and rc-,
commodntton ’6r tlio trayellink'fciibliV. f-TheßlAebtne 1
Rtym .W flnd veil ventilated.!. The Suites oi
b. ■
j auM-Sm? . ■ v. . r r.-n , «, Proprietor !
jyBPOTNJB HOUSE, '
ENLARGED and REFURNISHED, is nowthrovrtf open;
fc>r the «asqa v Jtr Rooms w# *a*ob» and blicoAniw;
I’URKUHKDrWitkavary ponventenoe anAoomfofsfqr aq*\
o^b'« r HouBO D adJoitjs “ on MASSACHU
SETTS Avenue, witmw convenient distance of the surf,'
to reaoh, wMpb.oroßd amUolid gravel walk*; have been;
Permanent ao&Tranaient Boarders aoopni mod ated 6u;
W'Hiara SULPHUR AND 'CJH'ALY-
T-T': BBA’fE SPRINGS, it DOUBLING. OAP,.PA'„
are now OMBi an d are pur of tumu nd Hgrlflrarirj
thenc® on the, Cmpberland Vallay , read. to N<r*.7f)le;
thence 8 miles staving to the Springe, where. you arrive
at SF. M. same day,, .Rvorr arrflngeinnnt. fs complete
for vi'sitojHri/jwaraperweB“' 985 per day, SlAf. Re- 1 ,
duotion for families. References—-Jan. Steel, Morton
MoMichael, Bancroft. £ Co., B. 8. Jeanney, Jr., k Co. 1
Reference to the Analysis of the sveters, James C.
Booth. ApaTytiflalProfeMorofUiS.Mint, ■ -
AddreM,: .. ~x(eWviUe'P.'O„SCO?FT * COYLE,' ‘
Je7-3ra* Proprietor..
SB AoBATHIN G.—THE MANSION
HOUSE, foot ATtiXNTIO
ClTY»i* / NOW'QF,KN'fori«riM#ti. For convenience of
arransement,contignity. to the and attractiveness
to the adjacent grounds* thw house is'unrivalled. -The
Proprietorhaa snared no paint In making this. Hotel al
.that oofcldjie desired ■" l
Jel-Sro - •. - - ■ •• •. XißEi
KSBA'BATHINQ—
Of IiOA jtDjpSS, nnil‘W?Morilief& ihypjtf to,
tee bis mends who may favormm v4b (heir patronage!
-• • Wa«A*REIT. I
MANSION HOUSE. 1 . ,
•*• • - ’*riotor >
resort of
oitisent aw.yitpwr*; has Jftteiy, undergone extensive,
•repairs.and,is of the most commodious.,ale-;
gantv and 1 thorough ftoteli in’the (/nionTtveautihilfy, 10-:
patea at the comor of FIFTH and PENN Btreets,HeiW
lng.i Itaaccormnodatlons ate ‘first-kslass ; the rooms
•pioiodß and airy:• and r th» - table, oonstantlr,supplied,
•withalr.the luxuries of.the Season.',Persons desirous!
of spending a Ipw.-weeks in , tho summer in. an agree-'.
ab)e>and eehnpmical .tnarmgr. oonld not do bettor than'
Sake -a.tnal or BOURBON’S MANSION HOUfIE at
etk4pg.' ,{ -;:*;/-; 1 ‘ apa-tr t
'INSURANCK ! tiOMPANIpg.
J^ORTHERN' ASSpR'ANOfT CQHpANY,
"Y. KST4BMSHBP Hj m / '■ ■
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. ,
HEAD OFFICES: . Y
LONDON, ABERDEEN, EDINBURGH, GLAS
CAPITAL, $6,398,800.
ANNUAL INCOME UPWARDS OF 81,000,000, ;
Poiioiei *uwMtio4 )|J tl)0 0 •
nearly 1,000 Shareholders. ■
Losses promptly adjusftjd aj)s pai<J 'yitJiQut referenoo
»; *">!«■• fir' , :
WILLIAM GfETTY,
' AGENT FOR THE UMTER STATES...
OFFICE No. 87 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHU.4IEOPEU.
' REFERENCES,
liwn. STUART Jc ,BROTHER, B Bank .treet.. - s
' “ MYERS. CI,AGHORN,'& CO.ilM JlsikstW.?'
“ : WMUU>KEE>,CO.,ZI South Fropt .t.eot.
MoCUTCHRN ifc/COLLINS, 8. Wi comer
. FrontAncl Newitroc.s. /■'
■ “ SMITH, WILLIAMS,.fc pfiVcß Market it.,
•. “ JAMES GRAtttM.fc CO„»»nd aLetitl.ib
JOSEPH B.MITOHELL.Em., Pretident Maohacloi’
.• - 1,1 Baijk. 1 '■ ' J ' t,,; V
JAMES UUNX&P, Esg.i President Union Bank*. - •.
Hon. WILLIAM Af FOR?£E, $O3 Walnut street, late
" ~ Judge Supreme Coptf.* ,/l -
BREAD. ,
jijUBE AND CHEAP .BREAD, ,
MANUFACTURED BY THE
MECHANICAL BAKERY;
CJU( IS OBTAI!t£D Af Tlfj. vpLLOWISS
' " placer. '
MECHANICAL BAKERY, S.' W. corner of Brood and
Vino Btroete.
J. GRAVEN3TINE. S- W. oonier of Twelfth
C. M. O,,AEK ___..P»ihl\ r , a^lo W
H. B. E. corner Sixth and
MRS. B.BKQK~- r —^..No^^O Ml oVb ill
S, PANCOABT—* jBj> Spring Garden
• p.regr. i -■ -
JOHN q. MOXEY......—_Wo. , yine stmt. .
T.P,' SMITH.,—.. .....tip. IJS JfdrlhFiflti *t»ei
T* C. H0RNER*......8. K. corner and
;W. W.MATHEWB....—-....8. f£^ornerfileVenthand l
Locust streets.
;D. KNIGHT..—« MWm .BfDAd street* below Wal
nut. - . /
GEOROE,GARVIN ~ . No. 1419 Lombard street
D> COURTNEY..*— W.,corner Sixteenth
„■ and Pine streets.
S. R. MASON«~_~-t.~-~»«..Fourthiand Germantown
8. R.WANAMAKEIL...— ..Fed oral street* above
t * Sixth,
uA. LENTZ—~.—,—...Corner §outh Fourth and
HOLLAND
DAVID SADDLER LLlJof au’fiqfS' Eleventh
J.WEIQHTMAN..— Eleventh and
Jefferson streets.
8. 8. TOMKINS. No. 1040 North Front
< street.
H. BROOKB. m -m M ~* m ~.S. w. comer or Seventh
- and Pine streets.
JANE MYERB,~~~below Thir-
P. M. WOOD— -S. W. ! oqr'- rO ,p t raq«in and
1 Coatoi edti.
F. MORR*f.~—_ „N.sr. corner Tenth and
E. D. TURNER. No!"Flli S o ul'h Front
i. SHUSTER;...—— S Bt w e fornor Broad and
Parrish streets.
THOB. T. BLEST Corner Nineteenth street
and Ridco avenue.
N. E. oorner Ninth and
Federal streets. .
J. MoINTYRE. Twenty-second street* ab.
' Coates.
E. Vf, HUNTER..——Coates street* .above-Se~
ALEX. FULLERTON. —; Cnnfer ofPi'fth and Ctrr!«-
tian. '/
J. L. HICKB.. Camden. N* J>* store 119
J Aroh street. ’
0. H. RAfNIER West Philadelphia,36thst*-
_ . - , ab. flaverfortl road.
R. L. \ ARNELL .Lennl* Penna.
JOHN I3ARNDT. .......~—Tromnnt and Pipe Grove*
hj. B. BOX. ~~~,,Rewilnff^Penna,‘
B. S. DOWN.
GEO. B. TOWNSEND. Wait Charter, Penn.
GEO. L. BEOKER.
Atlantic City, N. J.
JAMES GARLAND...._Cape May, N. i.
D; HORTON _. Florence, N. J.
JOHN BODD —Wilmington, Del.
je»-tf .
TifECHANIOAL BAKERY, S. W. Corner
AJA BROAD rand VINE Stream,- PHILADELPHIA,
This establishment iaeow in successful operation. day
ana night, and ait are respectfully invited to call ana see
the whole prooeM of bread-making for themselves. .
The undersigned takes the liberty of saving that lor
thirty-fiyo years he'has been a practical Hiker—five as
apprentice, and five as journeyman in one of the first
bonus in Scotland, and twenty-five as master—daring
which time he has had the opportunity of making many
experiments, and observing all the improvements which
have been made during that period.
\ In this establishment, of w<(ich he has now the man
agement. m addition to the oompiete labor-saving ma
chinery , he hija how facilities of many kinds not Hereto
fore possessed. ' ‘
i Being unrestrained in the purohase of floar.nonebut
Uvered, unsurpassed in quality and weight by that made
“fejtheordinary.proceas.'
Tamihes in which the Broad, made by the Mechanical
Bd-kerr ho# not been triad, or in whtofi it has been tried
only at its commencement, before the machinery was in
PS/fectworking order.are respeotfplly.aaked to.giveit
a trial bow, the undersigned believing it would lead to
nhitual advantage. JOHN 5. MOXEY.
my3t-tf' * .. <i - Superintendent.
; , i*iak6s.'
efssm, OHIORERING & SONS,
IT (I TLI . ‘ ' MANUFACTUXEES OP
.T ■
.\l WAREROOMS 807.OH£STNyT BTREET.
awbided, at tbediaereut Exhibitions in this oountry and
MEDALS.^
SUPERIOR PIANOS.
nflTT' WILLIAM KNABE A CO. •
, • PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS,
Noi. l,B,s.and 7 North EUTAW Street, and No. SO7
BALTIMORE Btroßt, between Charfee and .
. Lteht Street., Baltimore,
Have always on hand a Urge asaortment of their supe
rior, FtHllOlf,' rooommended, by certificates from 8.
,-Thalbertt, Btraknaoh, and other oelebrated performers
-to bo oaual, if not superior-to any made ii, this cnutitry.
five 'year?!® a wiv|sBe ®S&ldOjtrantelf'F^lffn
atUiomqstrBn,iiP«WhPHEM., tI .„ , „„
hiossrl- JiEE A' WALKER, Wo.
Street, Philadelphia, are our authorized Agents,’ and
. will keep constantly on hand and SOU our Pianos at n»-
nufhoturera* pnoee. . VuC-Cm
RAVEN, BACON,- & Co.’s,
’TiVj'S.'ffl'l! * Clark’*,Jlallott,'Pavia; & Co.'*,
and Co.’e aupongr PIANOS. Alan.
Jf,t%K nlm *^ nr,v ? le i MELODEONS find HAft-
J4ONIUMBi ,flt> deßirahla for Churohes and'Laoiiue
and Molodeonato Hast.
BEYKSTTH ai[flGEEssSsT.
WASHING AND I«ONIN«.
WASHING AND IRONING DOM
C0 1 .£ r S’* .FaimV L Shirts Collars pateni
polished. Ev«?fttimg ’washed on the com
mon vaihr(K\ard<- /' > <
Tt#M* , r . ... . Snpenndendedt
/^|OFFEB J ,rf*M)O bugs low-priced Rio. iflO
ajidsouthernmeb
»"» ?!k/iaW?ffi*An#iliL
TVK’W -Nos. I & 2 MACKEREL—A small
fon.'Sn" Sml 8 fo < ’r r Mlo I ’b^'' B1 '* , lsnm " s ftom ,ieamer
. M , WM, J. TAYLOR & CO,
'ftufr 138 SOUTH WHARVES,
REFINED »iHJGAR.-r»500 barrels .various
grade®. JW bbU crushed, sifted Mid ; pbwdered/
for sal* by JAMES GRAHAM Sc CO.,
OUW LETITI^
15? «ommiuij FOR THE SEASHORE;
■SSSaßffiaasfigas*^
pww A gALF E HOU£S TO, THE BEA
wS?. s 4A YS ' 'P 0 M«il Train unit will run.
S-SraSsK.'tfl3S!!T ,, : #^r. F * , a r x:a? f S
,E« «“”<"■> *' “*
„LEAVES ATLANTIc'cITY. ‘
T t’ Wavei t-^v.~-:isstsj
AocommodatiohTrain leaves *EgY Harbor ,'.7?iti,w A*.M*
SUNDAY TRAIN, . ‘
; eave».yinc-Btreet Ferry at..,., ■ ' iV «* M
Returning,leaves Atlantio, at....i... 4T.” a pSi
an™ tawim! riU " lo ' ohl r «.Waterford, Egg Harbor",
Leaves ACCO S IM ODATION.
'" ■' '’i'oo p‘ m
te"lug^e*“»™~ Tiollat * srV^'eiiiedbSforeen:
jBKSBSgMSttIg
.Ifsssasss^
..; ■ V-- JOHN: 0, BRYANTj Agent !
S&matmm hew -west ches-I
ssWrauKSli'Chaster/from,the Station, pd'E'AST
P°ii 8 J , i*" A 3£“‘L?ff'"» Philadelphia at 8 A. M., and i
F.M. Lca^eWeitCheaterat.7AoA.M.iarSsjsp.iMd
, mrra-tf ,■ ■ : . . General gaparintgnilent. ■
«BMfflspne
Htrl??.*- , »t7«) 1) f B a}’ ?f.W^ B r < , 0f pSOAD and VINE
f?MS»|Mfi™Kffcf w, °
lufHWmi'Hl) L AILY, iornffTSVILLE and
acid.,. " ' 'Wi Hj MclLHENNY.'Beore'tarr.
ThoTMITsVtYANIA RAILSAaI) C6M?AW-Srt
M:
Loch Haven, Lewigburg,'
. - ss%,.' ' fflg^td.nwUon.
S'tj'ajliwaiL raiUerattivro,
-jßP'rr
MUton, Junction.
RAiHj.OA^S’ a!ld ftllint *, rraBdi * lle Pennon HANOVER
. k!xw«GOkß. miihtAwit,
BUSINESS cards;
TOHNBINNS '
*P ■ .. HOUSE and OFFICE,
N P. ,M Spnth South SIXTH Street, .. , ,
• (Nearly o P«''t?,thnCountr Court House,)
.Be haii hr (aw;" fattjiojmWaMJihitter Oaths and
of ,h.
CpUtW.irtthuSta>«, or anronhe Court* in the United
States or Territories; promptly and carefully exeouted.
« ' - ' l '- ■ ' ‘ 1 ' ■ ItlS-tf f
Alex. McKinney,-'-- ■
-£*• attorney at law,
w ,.r ' ~ . GREENSBURG, PA, t
willpraotisfl mWestmoreland, Armstrong, and In
diana counties. 1 jafll-tf
AUGUST BEIMONT,
-t> , RANKER: 73 BEA VERSTREET.
Issues Letters of Credit for Travellers, available in all
parte of the world, through-the -Messrs. Rothohilds, of
Fans, London, Prankfprt, Naples, and Vienna, and their
Correspondents.,mh7-6m
PENNSYLVANIA - PAINT STORE.—
A EMITH, oarnw'ftf S»CONi>-and
GREFNfitreatf.
still re tains of Beilins the best articles at
OTtraordmarvlow. prliv>t,' r • Hitl.tr
i& CAPPj_223 DOCK- Street, above
” Walnut, STOCK BROKERS, end dealers in-Mer
eantila Paper and securities renerallv. Attend the
£? ,der “ for ‘V
rpHE ADAMS EXPRESS CO., OFFICE
-■-'B2O CHESTNUT Street, forwards Parcels, Pack
ages, Merchandise, Bank Notes, and Specie, either by
its own Lines, or in connection with Other Express Com
panies, to all the pnneiplo towns and cities of the
United SW 3S* = • • , „ s?s, SANRPORD,-
sul-u ■ . general Superintendent,
THEO. D. EMORY &’ CO. *
x • OFFICE No ROLtRTH Bt.'Philada,,
Sole 'Agents of ' : 1 '
GEO. b. POTTS & 00., '
Miners and Shippers of the
' 'IjQPUST DALE COAL,
From the Looust Mountain,
." ’ Ifear Ashland,
ftpg~6m], SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. Pa.
NOTICES.
QREEN AND. COATES,
FOURTH EJGfITg street,
TICKETS,
TWENnr-FtVE FOR ONE DOLLAR.
FOR SALE AT THE FOLLOWING AGENCIES:
C. E. KAMERLY.. I)nißKUt,'corner of, Third
EUGENE BHOENJNG.... ...VmmtUwmrot Fourth
WILLIAM H. PILE -. Druggist, corner of P.asay-
ROBERT KILDUFF. SraS?Sf toUf»
JOS. CRAP BAKER .Driuc^at,corner ofSevenuf*
A. M. BURDEN I) ncrl|j/t!” co rnorEighth
FRANCIS Z^RMAN-...... •pXI« t , c™sjr , 'oI Ninth
ROBERT REYBVRN DS«St, "me“r of Tenth
NATHANIEL RAN6K..'....DraKFiLcorVof“Eiev»nth
and South at®.
LAURENT k MARON.- —. Confectioners, of Sixth
J. k O. OQOR E..of Eighth
P*' C. ROWpp, v ... Corner of Sixth :
A. E. 0 RIPRITH - • if!? comer of Second
GUBTXVUB MANNEL iDruYfiWeor! of Eleventh.
and Buttonwoodsta.{and
EDWARD Druslist,Corner of Eighth
- _ and Arch ats.
D. L. STACKHOUSE....... ..Druggist, corner of Eighth
GERMANTOWN * NOR- Bnd Gr * 6n at “-
RISTOWN DEPOT. Comer of Ninth and Green
‘ 1 • r street*.
QFFICE of the COMPAN Y.No. 44 Walnut s(.
RECEIVER’S OFFICE* ~ ...Fairmount* au23-tf
SJPEPJAL NQTlCJ],—Dealers Good
« y , fl *££v Pftl0 nt Vulcanised .Rubber Suspenders,
jßrauli. Web*,jmd all other fabnce and articles made
br combining fibrous suhatance* with threads or sheets
of vulcanised rubber, are notified that unless the game
are properly stamped or labelled with my name; and by
my they cannot be legally disposed of in the
United Soups. Merchants and dealers are invited to ex
amine specimens sow in atoro; and to give their orders.
RIGHTS IN.THETfATfeNT for the* whioK
embraco&li the styles heretofore manufactured or im
ported/and many others.
ALSp. LIOENBRS TO MANUFACTURE and BELL
S“i a couKiaf B^RyT^' 0 " 10 m *
■ HORACE H.DAV.
TOOTlCE.—Persons having hnsinesa with
ft i3: , H? , FT^ h i yiniru th “ *
r J®W - Flour Inspector.
TWAimiENT OF PUBLIC SIGH
FIFTH«y» S 0 'u. offiC6B ' W ' oor P sr of'pHESTNinj^M#.
, T ,• - , ■ PHiunsLpnu. August 20.3M9.' St '
Notice to Contractors.—-Sealed Proposals wfilbe
reoeived by the undersigned, at. the offioe, until 13
o’clook M. September 12,1859, for the construction of the
following Calverts t .
One on the line of Whayton street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets, to be of Brick, 2 feet in ammeter.
One on the line of Snnsom street, Between Twentieth
and Twenty-fourth streets, to be of Rnck, S fnot in dia
meter,
One on mdhne of Eighth street, between Coates street
and a poiijt »0 feet north of Brown street, to be of Brick,
22 inches ii) dmraoter. • *
, And all fodder®are invitea to be present at the open
ing of rmposals offered on’saidday, at 4 o’clock P. M.
* Speciflofttions may be obtained at the Department of
Surveys. t» . # •* JOSEPHBHaNTZ,
‘ au2lMaq]2 ; » Chief Commissioner 6f Highways.
! WINQS AJfb LIQDOnS.
I^JARDi— MAREOIL-SUB-Ay (CHAM—
BiWliwEß WWTOW* 4 "** B F.O.
«V* °(w Chjinipl'n? Wines*
Uie UnitedfekJ 0D * ** avoni hly known in'
H?f:3rr. 8 a® ® t_U W.‘lJh> unnecessary to oomment on
W mynew shipments
will m no way be found inferior to the tormer ones.
itaatly on hand, in lota to ,uit eurohe,,™. br • ■ >
. • F» c. BROUWER.,ANCHBIt, * CO..
ap27-ftn • 81 BEAVER. fatreSt. Now York! 1
coseg Hartoji 6viesti?r’s
WHiSREr.-ioo
f ,Bi h,lf bb l* <!«, Jwt ,nd
M» • A; MERINO. itOßmOl FsPjrt ? Str..t,
CABINET W,
QABjN|| FURORE BILLIARD
: MOOBEfi GAMPION,
... .SECOND STREET. • ' • ‘
in Wl.ttt their extensive Cabinet Business, are
Uftw a superior article of
‘ MILLIARD TABLES,
»heTc°M
JwnoCToKJ. J ‘ ' Thotav *“« d l.
those Table, themanul
tlSßl^'Llk”** 1 ' to patron, throughout the
-Jiff 1 ’ w “° “ re ftmlltM with the' oharaoter of their
-"l*’ . •, j,M-«ui
Jgjji , SALAMANDER SAFES.
|lB ■ A Urge ft*BOrtmont of !
ftf* a DE LPHIA K^ B N^yfo S n’I ED
!
BANK LOCKS. FOrßanta “ <l B, ° re '-
mom'oSanlS&SSg-to., ,
ot,MBooil lorm, u£iffit° l t»t[ 1» the
. n aBoWHi,
1 PLEASE.OIVE US A QALI- / PlllllUl^] 1 p l fe
HAVANA OKiAKS ottered to dealers
at ravorable ratei, of various irises an(J brands ’ in-
i Hdßonth FRONT atrnnt
JJAVANA i 'i'OßAUoo—sa'bales Havana
au«D Loaf and Fillinx, inatorti and for sa!a by
At Mpm UO SoutiiPßONystieoL
I '(!l Ill'll Jj, .fits
IHIPIUHG.
THE BRITISH AND -NORTH
H- QFA In MAIL STEAM
ffROM HEW TO9K tO LIVERPOOL,
Chief Cabin Passage,, $l3O
Second CabinPassage.,.».• 7o
, FfIOMROBTOK TO LiyEKPOOL. ,
Chief Cabin Passage.. .
Second Cabin Passage: ;.,.
aIA®, A n Q -? A ’ ° apt ’ And "'
A ASi S fer' 1 SV *°* A > ««• J ' “tofc-
These vea«els carry a dear \rii!ta light at maat-head t
green on Starboard bow; red on sort Saw, ••
ab aWfa* flffif*’ Ie k *e ß 4a y »A
iwtr . <• , W'i l^r b .ue*J&r> Aug.J4.
AFRirasL^'*- 1 "’ ' ses°V}J* I ]Xtl»jy Sept *7!
p&SiSs&SEg?
An experienced Burgeon on board. > .
n i5 e pyaer* of these ships will not be accountable for
!?ii&.? , l v *^‘P uU V a, .9.* ®WHi Jewelry, PrecaousStonea
or Metals, unless bills of , lading arraigned therefor and'
tne value thereof therein oxpressed.jr or freight or pas
“Se apP Jto - E. CUIfAES),4 BowlinE.Greon,,
marai-tl • : ! • < - Raw York.
FOR ,THE SOUTH,—CHARLES
i
»" Mnt
te W• s. Cap-'
a’" t°lW?fo?k J A l M‘ m! "'’* lU ® ul ™ rricla *’ August
Throughin 43 &“ kcmMLOBiT A hour. at-Sea.
M jfiob-SlSk A St!"”’ “U ou TGUgdar, Auguet ;
S^^afirJ3i® *° h<rtlr ?f only’ hours jit Sea. '
for«U Place*ra the SnpehaiTSotifhwest. ' ’
- . ’i '., o" ' .'• i 3NBURAI.GB.'
->,i„ r Jisi h i.“ n ?u lll^ l , r J !lc ," cn A largo proportioaof Good,
{taw® South will befoundto.twlo-rerby these .hit.
toon by galling being one-half the
■ i'- 8.-in«urence',on all'RailKiad Freight is entirely
:nneeenjU7 f (Hrtfrer thu Charleston or Savannah, the
peK oen£ cheaper than by
ton and Savannah steamship*,’meiiUPfNG MEALSon
tne Xrom Charleston and Savan
nan to Montgojmrjr; , ,< r b
To Charlestons. $lB 00 CharlestonßO'
Savannah...—.ls 00 Bavannah;.U. -81 Of)
August*.. 30 00 Augusta.*... 26 00.
Macon 21 on Macon.. 83 76 1
Atlautiu •...... *» 00 Atlanta.. ... 31 00
rColumtos'™.. 3300 Coldmbua..~ ao 00
) A|ban7<«g.*,.'. M f.34oo Albany. ... ayoo*
■ ■ jSfe?:-.:: fji S§S!
.wl &r w MPPiJ OR board, at second wharf
above } ■
. Soallnje.t eoraer FOiTm JndCHMT'sfc.
Agents in Charleston, T.grBrT.Q.EUDI).
Ifc
: GLASGOW ANP NSW YORK
»BOM Raw YORK. '
GLASGOW,Thompson, Wsdnwday, August Ifllh, at IS
o'clock,neon. ,-v - '
„ J: txoif&LiaaQw,
GLASGQW, Thompson, WednOiday. Jalr 9Fth.<■ * - t'.- 1 .
_ Rates of Paassge from, s**Fylaiwphia, «r
RoftoAjio Glasgow; Liyanjofll, tffliMf, iinhim. or £o&.-t
4oad«rnr,iiraipU§, *ui-
®ajth •- - -
An experienced- Surgeon nttnole&.ta ewl sttinur.
ibwalnusS?^m
!o. BABROADWAY, New Ark.
.-'U. S. .M.; STEAMERS -
T*r™fkAVKE,iKD.SOUTK£aFrON* , V.
l7 A §&sm\Sr & frßjOWhMj
tuITON, Captain WottoVUwJ AwfUtt^Oot^
y<>g wight or to > - -•' i * '-•••< >
?Ay|NGFßjroa.,r
SPRING GARDEN, &iyING-FONI> SO
*3 01ETY OF MLIdk£?HIJU
Q£o^JTf;S3lNort»L THIRDStrt* t’ r;if 1
(Consolidation Bank '• -i. f
CHARTERED, BY ~ m E^EGIBEAT^OJ‘?ENK
Deposits received in samßof Gifr Dollafihd hperardav
and jepeidjtf’Gold, wiUJattinotiee, wubFlVb' ¥JSR
CENT. INTEREST from the day of deposit, till: with*;
drawn, ' j; - ~ ,
Xresponsible andrelfobleSavittgßXOTtitntion hai lons,
beep needed m the Northern-part of the city* and "The
Spring Garden Savings Fond Societal wpaimartA?eH«y‘
the legislature of Peansyl?aguAfowiwljmiingMsitT»-
The Mahagert. m organza* apd l^uajEU*haveToeea
governed wholly by a desiretPawSiwwatMW boiir
ness interest and the very burge nAd enterpti->
!ingw “ ta,i %V4WBff©W;:''.' ’,
From 9 to 3K o’clock: also; on Monday and 1 Thursday
from fi until 8 o’doek in the evening.
Frederick Klett. r Stephen Bnriih,- 1
' '^dJrkofTer,'
Francw%rt. ■' l * - „M*K
’ ' • ’ 1
FaawcrsHanr. 1 ■■ ’ fa»rtfl?
CAVING FUNUf-FIVE PER CENT, IN
>3 TEKEST.—NATION Ali SAFETY TJUWSjWM
PANY7WALNUT Street, Southwest pamerßfTHiaD,
W offito' it open ffftrf'lAifti&i (rtfaeVintha
mornmg.tm.&o'eladrfrrthe evernng, and on Monday
• WBJtCTOa*, ,
Hon. Henry.L. Benner, C&itqJl Brewyter,
Edward L. carter, "
Robert gelfndrte, ; Francis Leo* -.*•
, ia received and payment* made doito; ’ .
fllyound Rente, and niQn' 4(r?t*clfti» seouritiML&a will al
ways tnutfo nejrftict. security to the' depositors, and
which cannot Tail to give permanency andjtabiuty.to
thii Inahtution. ,aul»ly-
CAVING. FUND.—UNITED STATES
COMPANY, ocwnor’THlM) i»d, CHEST-
Di|f|S7atp« Jo
TreMurir—
PLINY FISK, Aotuary.
A little, but ofteq, fiUs'the Purse/ 1
CTKANKLXN SAVING FUND—
No. US South FOURTH Street, between
Chestnut and Walnut, Philadelphia, pays au He*
posits on demand*.> ' • > \*
Depositora' money toeured by • Government
State. and Oity Loans, Grouna Rents, Mortgages,
Company deems safety better than large
Sroiita; consequently wiU ranno risk with uepom*
in’ money, but have it at ail times ready to yo
tarn.witn finer cenLietetest to .the owner, as'
they -have always done. This Compauy never
suspended, •.
Females, married pr max!#, and Minors can
deposit in their own right, and aneh depoeita can
be withdrawn only by thoir consent.
,'Qharter DerpetnaU Incorporated by the Stdte
of PdnnBylvama, with authority to reoeiye mo*
OBJ from traatees and oxeuntora. - ~ > '
LARGE AND SMALL BUM& RECEIVED,
Omoe open daily from 9 to S o’oiook, and ep
Wednesday and- Saturday evenings untilfio*oBl.
. DIREOTQRB.
Sb B, Shannon, „ Oriug Cadwallader,
life-
Jos. R.
jtJ&Sii ,£ SilANNONTpfMidest/
O^R tri CADWAtiaosß,Trwu»ier. >, , .
** A Dollar gaved Is twioe^eafned. 1 *
MACHINERY, AND IKON*
SAMUEL V. KEBRICK, . JT. VAUaRAJI ÜB&ICK.
* ' ' WlttUßf n. MERRICK,
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, 1 * '
. FIFTH-AND'WASHINGTON BTREBTB,.
wriffißTKteKs,';
ENOTNEEM AND MACHINISTS, ■
Manufacture High and Lpw Fiecrne Swam Engines,
for Lena* River, and Marine service, -
Iron Frame Rcoia i»r Qu Works, Wprk Shops, Rail*
road Stations, 40. , , ,'~T>.
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and most taK
proved octastrnotion. • « .
Every description of FUntaiion Machinery, each as
Sugar, Saw, andOpg MjUs; Vacuum Pang, Open Steam
. 1
■ BRUSHES.
T fl E cheapest, brush house .IN
*zr Philadelphia.—Look ust of
Iwfiih t elsewhere*™** 1 compare Jhem with those
Jtetsls&r'" ■
' fe|||t:l S j
, , , . - , . . i • ' ‘ f
J*K U H J l B OELEBRATfiIfIMBON
JL- . BREAKS. ..I .
ot§e H r"^^;“ o Xro'T C |fl:OUT' f S H
• u, *rCuuoed, have at once taken precedence for ouality
Sf materials and for scientific construction, His Hair
rashes i combining a peculiar elasticity with the re*
emsite firmness, are found .to Fass ninformlr and
smoothly TBapnoH the hair retherthan roughly and
harshly over, it, thus zmng the proper stimulus and
consequent freedom from-dandruff w the ioalp-skra
without itouring it, and thw, too, insuring a naturally $
slossy, Ae^iyjramtMmJo the hair. His TEETH,
NAIL eud vrOKLB \BRI7SHEB are equally desirable also-'
for their respective uses. aU oomtonjns, m a remarkable,
ISSk(iSLSS BSRUIBft ■ m,a «****«»*
if«Mf ciS»F
T IIE STOCK’ OF 'WINDOW-GLASS,
leaCToM® fmfc&e&SfSm.
f.X t, ’,ff" rnBr of BECOt/b ,pd aBEfeN, Str“tl olfe;
In.fi.S >rEXS'Si:2* t t »(;«•.'■‘nil qu»m,, ®n> no?-
Kwilra Utr ° f B °^* Trit« Ui«n had
tKXAVANA 1 CIGARS —Of the following
.celebrated brands:
banas. , Figaro,
•jMdbOro, • Gloria,
panela, , . Upmnnn,
ptuno,. - ■ Proehese,
Vonlad, Vegas. &c: t Sett:, Ac.
9*. all sixes and qualities, on hand and .constantly re
ceiving from Havkna. and for sale low by-
aulfl-Im CHARLES PETE, 130 WALNUT.
TU'A’K -BALE KOPF—Manufactured and
«■&«» .
DAI RUM.—S puncheons very superior
R *"l?VBBiW? iw
O EffNED BORAX.—2O cases for sale by
l&jggmaefc*
T-CARB SODA.—UWkcgs for sale by
MESS* * BROTHER, No* 4T art 4.J,
I- u •■a DAVID P. MOORE. UNDER
wakes, «», mrm *, •&-*?
' |/Ji i®HOMAS.>. A -SONS, '■ • ■ • ■.
:• 7 x.?
FourthFall Sale.^THSeptember. V ‘ ,V\ j
Part of the. taindbiUs lor each of the above .sales
now ready//. ,| .-. - t . -r . -.-r/. , - -. v / ‘ -
' REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, kb.. V .' '
MWMBESSMSSBaftift
teS; oh ‘■ oo ° Mtia “ ««p-SteS
FIRST ?*'
wililMfcd£ SALB -6EPTEMBEa AT HOOK,
i|fflS®ffisas22. ,, gas?s T3K
ALTM.6LE LOT, FOUR RRONTS.
a^Mgaßwaafe?
DWEii mT««3M£P“*2 , s‘" 1 *
bTiok dwelling eut-cide of 3SrvsM%^* l sta&
brick dwelling; No.^^E^7t*riU C *S^T T ? ft t®* or 3 r
ronnh and pfftb
STOCK
SiffaßS^ssSSSw
nl^tasStPi
AltOilaifOf&jiftUTsitur*; fire-proof bv i '
' ' . -1 STOCKS, '4&
* n f tlulUrirti. Bk-
«■»
l, " a r P«~n*er
ComSw * •'' m f->“e«U IWiiJor Biihmj
Kocihold
■*wwKasfww*
fine mirror., urMlLilt.t^.
keevuin ngradlaJin atora for coairanlauitJ'iSe;
■AUa»Mv»jM4»e liaaangravinita.- ■ ■■ •.- r
a fine b©mk>ir pi*ao-frrta. ’
pert?, ammmt of »*ii®r proi
| » r °-
| -'Will
1 ****** ftftd /Thirteen rtrqet—bprV^?nf*guwn>r
ju r " o: ' " "'
BRXHLEY, * DO.. , '
* MAJtKErirrsEßfr.,; 'V •
A PAW'-rC'S? tygajg* “rrangedXor esaminalioir.
ang tafaeaoht this r Snhmliy) rnornuvt, Aurutt 21, ai Iff
o'oiocki-jig MKmanthji’crodit ,-4*e- lotaorVreArVoVr - >
man and Scotch ahawla, of .the iiunifioturaaai imft*-
tanon of SfMn.ll. ffcraccnm &10. ■ The cahaeSHt
tontton of 4hal.traile.to ree»ets<>3 to thiaaale'rtieH'iri
n 2& l & °f nattatw*. character of |o«ja.'or «-
thj' ser!aq caa#ot - he aurpaaaieii in aaTmarhet
iT. . h? tho iatenhonor Menem. H.-Hennequin *s
Ooi to aelt every lot on the caUlosue.withoet reserve.
.. IAiRaE hjfff tsPECrii shawl sale.
Of the loanulaoture iiniijrn porta tioii or ■'■■■■!
ToheMiSW^^» V . :
At theft . )•
KIffaRSStSSS?^ oa ? n ° t ' bß aowffiliihar
“SpSSS*'S»w‘^
PLAIK MOVSEE Avfigxgmnsi, AJfB'SIMSrKO
htriodica*--'
Olefine to oOatrec, iti.eSttxos aatorttkl oohara
f’ ra^WW®# s #w£.^ ID
t -
,- SOHBLE'FACED BERITIS SHAWLS, a-,
la near and' oleea&t a»d a very faU and com- *
plate line of' ■■ ■- j .
SQVAbJ' Yw L l|(f«t IS
. .
’ •y%®. M J!? o,ai , at J??M«nof.bayera is jespectfoUr *oJr-,
cited to ws a»fe,‘vhteii wiU not be snrpawed ia extent
or variety by sar sale to be made this season. •
• •Jf. B.—«is tke. Intension of Nestm. H. Henneqnin Ac
Co. to Bell eveiyloi on tbo eetaio -Tie * -
Without reserve.
SPECUb LAIiGE BALE OF PBENOB MKJUNO
’ CLOTHS.- MOL y S; DE LAINES. CASHMERE
SuperJtCo.- -
! . _ v On Tuesday Maiming, '
; August 30thi at 10 o’clock, oa si^,months credit,
1 lOdo pteoes Merino Cloths, high'crdorSrinodea, darks,
whites, qnd blacks' '
IQQOpleqea MoasrinDe Laines, high colors, snodee,
darko, whites..and Macks. ■ '
flOODieoea Rich Printed Moiulin De Lames, compris
ing the latest and richest collection of new designs, on
superior cloths. * *
ISO pieces Rich Printed Merino Cloths..'
SCO pieces CachmereL’Eooese, high eolors.modes, ami
black..' . ,
Bding the balance of the importation of Messrs, &»*
.kard A.Hutton.
N. above ropdaare al! of recent uoortabe«,
-and in all reapccta desirable, and, we arw authorised t»
dedlara that it will be the onlyoppArtauily which wilibe
otTeredth*s season,for the purohate prtheee goods at
pubuo sate. -
.. -BIGnPXBIaBREaj SILKS.
MOniecMli.A Nstrsfeta ParU B)«ui 8i!kB, Huk
UfletM, bUok hijnißrt, hlMk trot a. rhim, io.
A splendid one ofnchdreta si‘ka aad silk robes.
■ - SHAWLS.
A fun and complete aaeortment of black and colored
silk fringe thibetahawla.
—Parts and Vienna broche long and equare shawls,
7* Pans rich printed thibet shawls.
An elegant collection of Mack and colored steDu
1 hawis.
reversible woollen shawls.
.SPEOIALSAIiE OP IMPORTED GOODS.
* ” ■ On Wednesday Morning,
August M, at IQ o’clock, 3Q3 lot* imported dry gdoda
pHUAP. TORO, AUCTIONEER, No. 530
On Tuesday Morning* -
AugustSVat WA* o’clock precisely,will be fo3d.br
catalogue, on six months* credit, aboat JOO picesor *u
pernne and medium qualities tnrrain carpeting, woollen
Venetians of different iridths, Scotch, list, and rag car
pets, to which the attention of the trade is Invited*
| CASES BOOTS, SHOES, 880-.
-. j _GArTB, &e~ ,
On Thoraday Morning, , .
* Septsjntar l, *5 JO o’clock pr«oui«W ( vjU ba aoUbr
cauiWfQOjon tout months’ predit. I,q» eueioTm«B>
»no bpjs* boon, shoes, gsiters, VoesjseriiJ.
»bil raMej'Jopu, shoes, guksn, tunTfee.; eiahneicg
@saaK^^
brelSs!™' stngharo tin
■Sr
SG OXX; Jr.: AUCTIONEER Kb. 409
- CHEBTWI* Cutcn
Homo, between FOURTH and Flf THStrMU.
THIS MOJUfiNO. AT XO. OB
j..MARKET BTEEET.-ABOVE SIXTH STREET
' COMMENCIXO AT 10 O'CLOCK, THE STOCK OF
A WHOLESALE 'AND RETAIL CLOTH WO
HOVobt ' ’
, 1% This Morning,
will bo sold, August ST, on tbo premises. No. 602 Mar
ket street; by order ot the skentr, the entire stock of n
ready-made clptliing house consisting m-part of—
, Rents’ silt, cassimeref velvet end Marseilles vests,
genu’fancy, and plain casstmereamt cassinet pants.
Black doeskin pants. Ac., Ae. ™
- Gents’fine French black cloth coats; fanoy and nUln
srahiir * nd ** ssJttiix
2°Ss"^t& hi gWiLi,
fixtures,* Bile, the lease, goodwill, and,
raB®eg«MPfe*»'
. ' ,vn Tuesday Morning next, .
«& D £?![!,' S i 0 Y by calajogue. commencing at Io</e!eok.
y*l be sold, by order of the Sheritf* the entire stock ofe
i! \ u c J.^ i<sna * rctiWfißti njf of a TulPaasortment ©ferine*,"
brhndies, cordials. Ao. Ac. -
• ?V‘ - FIXTURES.
Aim, at same, time, the fixtures, consisting of oaskr,
stands, demijohns, platforms, measures, desksrehaire,
Ac., Ac. • . ' -
’ Catalogues and samples early on morning of sale,.
r 88.fH05jIERf w ic., to. r
August3l, by catalogue, on. a credit, with be sold, 600
lots imported and oomestio goods, consisting, in
part, of a fbll assortment of men's merino andarsairts
ana ar&wera, ladies’ merino vesta, merino hose and half
hose, Ac., Ae. , ,
£ Catalogues and samples early on the morning of
HI OSE s- NATHANS, AUCTIONEER
«4°HANX. S'*™
MONEY TO BOAN.
"MORKT TO LOAS, 111 LAXQt OR SMALL AMOUNTS* Ml
merchandise generally,' and on all articles ofvaiue/Ar?
SUMS OVHE ORE BtJKDRRUDOLLARS TWO PxE CHT pn
MOUTH, inclndlngrtorage, WftS'JSt
l
rJ!n?»n* ft?** 00 *? in less or small aoMMUits,
from one dollar to thousands, on gold Mid silver nlare
watohM, J«relrr,
atnmients, furniture, dir goods, clothing, groceries ci—
thotow^'fSmS^ 8, «*»« «
£ aki? B, E. corner of SfXTl* and
full-jewelled apd plain, of the most approved and best
make, m hunting eases and double bottomed. Pine cold
escapemenTlnverand lepine watches, in bunting case sd
open faod, some of them are extra foil jewoled, and best
make. “Silver Engli»h patent, lever watches, escape
ment lever and lepines, in hunting case and open
jace, Bome very superior i English, Swiss, French, and,
Quartier watches; fine gold, vest, fob, neck, aaaehiw
wens chains; fine gold pencil cases
breastpins,.finger* rings*, ear-nttgs, nous, medallion**
and jewelry generally. Soperior Havana Cigars at 9\i
per thousand, m boxes of auo each, will be eofiTby single
Su&JITkZX™ 1 SDrohM ' r '- »«">««. *|S£r
. AT PRIVATE SALE.
4,ra»nor fire-proof chart,, feet hi,h brS feet vide.
Afio. ystohep, ud Jevelxi ,f evetj dleCTiptoS, '