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awd c
% seems to
a ;‘«ifdvr d^yB:feafcfc^2ifwaks l effflrtdthlstji'drnliig at
• ,83; "without ;IbWdert,cVviCT iftt!js}ysts pt4ady,‘bat
not
ohattel bondg.sola L it ?oi^ ; • ;
• *> r Readhi* at
22J bid.. Tbore waS 'iiothiiig: dofieinit,'however,
andall tbSotbßrfai&feiea'neio equßliy inactive.- >•:-'
i ? Tiio money* fa ftTkcTßQbtiidfe'i^ui^thb. 1 Same ca&£
vaif t<M«' thaV ha's.ohftfai*mri*es itaE'ba woek.; The
Jjeat paper seifs yoryfreelyj,nearly tlie whole of it
• V'bfcinjtnWtbed byftbe'bspks M fast as tbe,- limited'
:/A amonnt'of? bn?iness''tr}fijs4btr6ns/' ! py6dbotB • it,
v:i SMcmdrrate'paper.BeHVmbwM^fnir'ft^^wr aomtf
iiipe ranging fromlO.
ftdto .7
money*
Ttebk bag and the*
t'i 4a|iPeed oii-<beinerease7va'nd the call, .rateis sisB
> • per ehlefly jit .tho outside figaroy-but-dte
v& Wpta b»X«J>»t pM orgine a similar chaMo,, tf«r
pest 80 ;nntt flO-davs r miper negotiable
;fuMer^pe^
mfit-kotvha« r ’ much' JmproYfed dunnjrth*
VlvKcek. lUnmiStsk'abiei
ifij.UYiijrincemiperciah oinfernjmsarf btr>!l; sides,
r > v ;Widfttiie^oixq of -tbi?
; •f/ImproV.ed. : ,Th*nbwa froiii' Enrbpe by/the ; City. of
•-- Washington, l offi' Capa RiwOris awaited •’irittt much
; > interest; r The. exchange'bn.
t, ,aas?off >
•iroipsl: business forthis /mail has-been ht
/' h.42i afcaigbff6rVo'ntid , st&6si, 1 > < ::--',•„
• ?.;,**' ; statement of
z.Vwe b^ks;oft New 0 for tire two week's end
-1 ss&■
a!frJv SjJeakujgof'this stM^eh4<helP»Vayuwosays;
ae znovenMrnt :predzoted on
Wi »b6wS;B'a inere^»o. ; in;tbe Wciecolnmb'.
fa.ali.otjier
Jomo time post
teturns
- art; ftvoraole^ ; a ? njl^give evidebco of oontinned/
learn
: ;:ofthe; Canal.
C<)..hare'raifflod 7 wbfcii'was bb
v-iwoen Gfen; ,Tete*son„tbeparl of Nicaragua J-and
. of tho pro-,
was.agreed to accept atook nnder the new charter
at tbe Me pf,«S5B new?stock for 9100 old, arid’the'
d ireo tor* i,were,~ empowered to'.raias $300j00() to
inN'daragaie;'aadto privetho 'Gbriv':
Sj an gbeurity. the .present sfciilrehbfderfl,
tbe’o'ntfbnte’iake the new itQbk;*itbe.rate>
3o'por rnew stock tw helmed ont at
- tbopne aifd'tf of stobk is tbe ijmds of':
tbd. i • ~:j i,*.’ .i''■?,-• ! - fi f.'- j- J &*% { I
•tvi Aae'onrionsTfoct to railroads, we may i
ie^ o w^A t lb®^ ; i^ginraandTenneMeeßßili l Oftd
i? $7*000,000.-,
'lXb>lBsff f the;^tMablo ; valnnof ,tbe land, in the coun* '
l> to ®?J* ,rol . l S ll^w 3 tic 3*' taken-frbm the
State
-it $53)017,229 !tor an iporoase,-
in .six yea, r?,- ot $25,355;6591.1 Thi*- sadden increase
‘ i» elone?;the an" ihtbf&al - improyoment
.Tvwhioh has cost only 97,000,000 i -v. \i# .\-±.
.Y. jiniiiDKLPHIA STOCK B-TOPANOE BALEB.
■ ■ ; - Atisurt Vi 1889. ! .(
' *!i£iS u, «J T * 'oo.; «'in<-KQr»i'
.’ I K?*£?“"!2*** M ***' Homiawntcoiiaii:
AtHimDA3oeHasrxtrT»Ta«Ts,> •
?252 io,PUhter. Bk Ten Mlll
S2X• iil- 100 '■' <Hnrrislnjrsß...... .87
,SOOO Rond It 6a > gif o{ r v- d0.;....^7>s
.1000 I«ohUhValß- 65.., ggk 4- I ; -do ........ :. ;/$7&
,S 2S 01l i l i® 1 ?B.ntcof NAm 10t. ,., 10.
- J2S?> 5i c E? vR y Pi*. ?*- SMorm.OMiel prof.’lMK
.. >g“| . N . fo nnn R e,ei ■ tobriliiv c*iS!...bB,tosl
\ «S; Tvi 0 '&&r / w.n . -jrHbwUßSin lot. ..:K%
■' MW Cnm^c'Ain's,’ ; BSii mt- f fie£f s f fr«S?.tfrra.'.[Si<
W *'do^:* I '.'.' .'.V.'..' .‘m.'.'o ■
4^Sgfe^;'gf
v ?' 3 '; "Fl>U»<teiphlaMark«ts;
i : £"" O^TirVri-'TvVvW^^A ll ?! ST^Bveiltog/
'• The demand for Float boo Urines limited and the
dally bn to jiote
- JW.PriSW/ andholdera- o£euperflrie7£erierallyare
and fresh.
2 round,-made from-aewiFheit;; The
hearofnro'2so stockatf t;' 200 ;hbls later
Jnfipoci 9 a. Miami Mill*;6itra, : atss
55.60) and*2Oobbls ohoioe
;Tberetailorsand : bakers aro
- atifrom tho above. iignres up to ’
4 $5,50a6 1 5llp<yr b.bl ibr > oaperfino, extms'j and fancy
Ryo.Flonr is scarce
aha firm at $3.75, andPennaylvanla Corn. Meal at
- jruhdnt mnch, doing in either/-=>lOo
- £sl® Sdld^at/V 1- piicd .kept’secret.
receipts andfttlly.equal to
. >tb&-vdemft&dp i asr'ihe'7ti>lltera^are,' } r ndt' % to*
~ .opiate to any extent at , tbb' presei)fc asking rates.
’about 4soo lots,Tat 118a'
1200 for fair to prime red, and't2Bal32o for, white,
vAI VI , l u ?i^s r > Uw lattdr’fof ohoiceKontncky, Rye l
- is wanted, and'all sold hWQtfZs for now
a Delaware,.and 78a80o for-for'PonnJylvania, : Corn
V 1 good, reqncgt.and about : 4500 bushels'
82d, .The
oSeriuga are ijght. .Oaifl meet "with a steady de*'
, m»ndj-»ni »l)tmt:6000 lm!lielB told • „ 34*340f0r.
m(ma]ity,.ioclnd!nglOOOba«hela:
, .-Pnwjoldj; .kept privato,.; In,
■ ‘ Quercitron J*,rk dhero is'noth; nr doing, aiui Ist
''od»lity;N o Vl;ii,iretiti)d' »t*2B per tob“ Cotton—
. Xnere ls no Onetige in'tlm market- end e mbde'rate,
- bnrmcsK iioing. a!. previous qaoUtioDS. , The 'do. ‘
i i9»Bd.;foVgl,MOr|#*‘-rin4'(®rOTMon«.-|* raodereti, ,
* JSolr sale, of fiif Rio
Coffee was made at lOo'otf time'. Til lieedfi ;ive are
oMWfcap,Timothy, at *2 Ts s
;pef is bare,aid aotno
s toldert,.art PeimsjlTania and
Ohio bbls in email lots; 150 bbls. Western were
aold at 27i0. .Drud(t« la firm.et 2«o andhhis. 28io
BFew ‘Tori ' Stock 7
"'/ L /lW£fT|?^"v<a^r ■ ■ **
• fctffirftxftflt
;: -wttmb#f’
«»S* »i 130 M Bo&N la guo«tlt-MV
’S r„&*VV;M
. I OO °STUtioiiCanimi'T!"'«
«0 .d0^..;.;.-.... ; »1V.3(n ~'so' ■’.w.i.i.. 68$
. K2„. t &* , , do, «flO «8
'.M*> CM,BnrlAiQu;,,.M |«0,.:. ilo 1)50 6*3i
»]P«oitfo MSS <*>.... 83X'ioo do ■- *..;vilx»„3Bsi
Wok.-a do ;■ l'hv-.’inw ! M*
• ■ JB4-‘- •• ■-'iiviiso'tv S 4 ‘J J 0 *-.• • do ■*•'* r.r,- ! ,... eBx
-W; -V-S
.-«’• •'I-.doy. i.<u...b10 74$ to-:, do J r:...;.i.V 86K.
.Sg;-- do .......•.S741?;»0 ! do' '.;.;..K» 6ajJ
100 ■‘•.,'J..'.Jbso 74*4 WO do «ss*
■ *SS';h do; -,..,.,,/..74K11t0 ' V.V...M0 Uli'
St the markets.' <*• i ; ,
- .CoTTO.vjicha'diiS.'fv.Srt^'t’' : 'V
•' ?fA3*«*f S*‘ta,,«l-75oli.l5Vbanel.
~Jw«blf§sa!Si*!?l, 2 l r tt?s, ' .,SfSi'l2i, - r>M Corn Moal,
bujbol; nor it #1.4801.0) Tor
.Suth.ro, and
5 ; ''* -■'< •? '
_ v ‘Oats are qtnetatolii rates- ,v ‘ >•■ , .-
: ‘l - dn be tMfi jdAm>tnd;Wf tb inodersfo salMiat
•BfehysMr?!°n"kf".r * r tb t v
' t J,-r - 'fcK-. >;
V
establishments Klfht«n
-rtpettettira tbeTori'e employed for the Houses of £ar~-
"*Wj/ ft l? n m>.a'fo inwistom thoir worlftf
A»lu>**ihOf rbr .mg'lit . Four; cnbs, Dy the Timet,
•fvfdvißptoyoa feoUlf.ln baitfrod reportara and report# to
..andJJotbotweenPrintmg'Honia Square ajidthe FnUoa
fleyendoftha lead
*:in|
- vnrpOM pafora the pnbltb acknowledge of
Of;the‘«nrm#nt# 'jnade and epid
; lyifeay Nd«S' #QS
paaaingaJong
; tittd' *hth* ‘'•tjeojai {ttjpfjbQu y hw ddabtJeßSj
5 6f £hirid?d,
{i-tiia nostUaart'f coyneft -'Thi* geptlmaß»fo7t»erlr /ofibe ;
takes
, ;l ibfialeorfentleinoft’iioTo'tliior.bw : furniahlng gooda.
famished, de-
jlhy eujiomcr
ftnawiHalwaj’elJopndertheTOpervisioii of
;World t : '' AiJ#We stock of
fot'.Mp 'jPaltrind WihtOfr»alei, Boleeted ’
: *heibe#t jiuropeen and A merican,
~ ofthe pdWio, who art re-
Clothing
fq ! aor>he«#t;cbrnbr.r of .Ohe«tmii
In>'lrtlgh'<
> Njainit an 6W 1
by irtdimeaajQaaria'raffioiflhttoinrttMp'fc l
‘>tWatnraJatibn.^ltyiU < p^fUlf|rt , aty#l<fcirythfough
m#^ > ysa; ; |b^idipga i but j# beaten;
rafleettb^of
produce#' that beautiful effeet of eclioet, repeat* l .
- - iog, ; . wUa .tvJmost 'httmaa- ’diatJrtctn'esa' tha oft-told id** '
f j- jour telothmtf of^OranviJl9;Stoke>;'
• .tbofMhionable olothicr/No. '
S iA m* t h »; SAVma;- Fiisfn—NomhWsb*.
•t -.CkiKifßp - epcorni; and ..JVitpaT; ?•*
.’ 'rt&is34 jn small /rora; all olaasea of<
\, and aliowa iatemt it th# rate of five par
V^n^perwiittnh-Y Y-- Y ;
ti" " Motier naylbe drawn br check#,wlthoQ t'. tom of m*
rt'rteti X", 7 Y- : I'' -■- ; !' d> - r * 1 ’
daf^aad.Sitoftlar tintl! 1 fi.fn evening* -'president,
FRANKIJNcPEIJI/r ¥rtaetfrer. &jui Secretary, CHAB
• Bi MOBSIS. r J.' / ~,
." TBirsr
t W«KcrTr~ChnrtßV9d br^ibe.Start orPannaylvama*
rtoeivijdlevery ln anr amount,
.largeorsmall., .. -;. v ;f 'Y'.V- ' ;
2
;{ ,'
baotlnOOLD, whenever
if;iXlenalletfforj^rtdl^thbufndiioe,. v r-.
f, c i received WbvHfxttui fn isirafort, ■
/;;.''l,
Prtmgft Kents, m etherflrrt*
i iC) CjOpwiioS' ioathirMt.
’V". —l—
iKfdaMoitiMttl ofSALASfANDERWorKUo reuon-)'
.MgROItyATIOWS.
(Reported fof The PressTl " .
SAVANNATt-StdMi'lliin.Btflo of Oeoreia, Gari-in
-100 bale* cotton 8 MMris Wain & Co; ,H 0 do H yUruifc
BonteOilrt-JP C rotor A SorfU tlo Btorrart. Corron & Co;
SO bklet domestlnußev A McDevit: 32d0dl Crelsliton A
Corel do PH MooroA CnilOdn-J 8 WoodwardiA Eoni
03 do Ttnelev, Enrli«h A Co; J 2 do AWboMon A Son;
100 oaoka noo’B.J-Ettina A’ Broj-.41 jksasundnos to,
MAbales oottonorder*\ r, - ’-. * t
, PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE. •’
WM. B. THOMAS, Jv
WMi C. KBBRMLE,) CoMMiTTBK or th* Moirrfl*
.JOHN E, ADDICKS. S ! .
■ letter bags •
v AT THE MSBCHAWTS* EXCHANGE, PHItAPELPHIAr ,
SWp Tonawanda, J011m.;.. ;. .Liverpool, Aot 38
S„;MARINE INTRtHRBSCB.
PORT "OF PHHoUHihPHfA. Aog. 3D, 1889.
BUN S3I SUN 8ET5..„....„.(i 32
HIG)H WATKR:;r.i...' ~3 2
~ ,i.. arrived. ' . - .; ! ...
£ IT 8 mait atoam*hip Stato of Georsa, Gsrviftt from Sa«
vnnnsh. with mds« ,and Tmss?n?erB tn Alex Heron. Jr.,
FnctAr, nt JO-SO.A M.’oa Frrmx Fan Shml, onssad rohr
lkos Holcombe, bound south: at AM. 30 milpg Sof
-Frtin«?«it3hosl,'SteatnglHpyAtnwCo,bound 8; IAO P
north of Fmnx Pan, steamship Star of the
Bduth*>wo bound 8; Saturday. 5 A M, steamship Mont-'
fotnetjh And at IQ A M. steamship Keystone State.
. • Steattuhio .Boston.'Sellew. 21 hoars from* New, York
viv Cape; May,' hours, with mdse and passengers to
J« Altdenlico. •
~.Bteamsh!o Kennebecj Hand. 24 hotirs from NeW York,"
ria'Capo-May, with mdse and passengers to Jas AJl
derdte6i',.-' r ■ Jt■ 1 • —' / « ,
1 •SehrCorro-Gordo* .Irons, 1 days from Suffolk,*Va,
with’shmxlfts tdoantain: ’
• Schr Sarah Ann 800. Baker, 7 days frnmßoston c with
mdse to‘Crowell &-Collins.' Pawed ft herm brig and' a.
lomber*loeded Sohr below Reedy Island, beatm? up.
'' Sebr John A Haxzard; Law*. 2 days from Milford, Del;
with wheat to.Ta*,Barrfttt&Bnn.' *
• Sony IpviAj-Hennias- Richardson, 3 days from Poco
rl?s‘cf»^.l,tWnt»bey,toJ'W‘Bacon. ' ' . ;
.Sew J M. Gaaee, Smith, fdays from New York, with
mdsoto Crowoll & Collins *
< Sjsbt. Ttanoocaa,-Andereon'. 1 ! dar from'New Castle,
Deli With wheat and onto to Richardson & Overman.
Bohr Bohomia. Clark, 2 dAys from Chesapeake City,
withxram to Christian & Cnrfan. • ' ! . 1 '.
,Schr Delaware. Deobv-2 day* from Smyrna, Del, with
wheat trt'Jna Barratt ic Soa.‘' -
.-Bohr,Telegraph. Carter.,2 dare from Camden, Del,
withfcmjn to Jaa Barmtt A Sort. , _ . ,
Shore. Imh,'2* days from Harmony. Md.
Ja« Barratt Sc Son. , - . . . *.
•Behr Mabel, Coulter,‘ 3 days from Sassafras River, Md,
With oats and wheat to Job^l»JJewlev.& Co.
Bchr JV H Maillor. Crowell, from Boston..
Bohr W B Ferguson Wheaton, from Boston. •
" Bohr Marietta Smith. Dill, from Now Haven. :
'Sloop Laneet. Bayatd, 4-. day from Christiana, Del,
wHh srrain to Christian Sc Oarntn./ , « , '
- Steam-tug America. Vird*n. l 0 honrs from Capo Mar,
havior-towed to sea ehip Wm Cummin'ra. bound to St
Johr|, NB. - Af S l o’clock ■ yesterdar morning. 10 miles 8
of CabfvEenlpperi, Spoke schr B 'Watson, from Mobile
for Philadelphia. ■ ■ •
, Btean)>h;r America, from the Capes, having tawed to
•«4;at3 A'MF iaay, ship Lancaster, for Now Orleans.
«-r tfc’f-U :CLEARED. ; :
Wobeter T ty Mitchell, Richmond, T
• Rhin.T H Perkins. Cutter, N York. Workman fc Co. -
’Bw.ToeMaxwell«Havis. Port Spain DAllett Bros.
Br-brig Aarottrup, at Thomas* J F Po
-niston.''-;- r ,1?..,- y ••
• -‘Brig Opett Sea, Babadro, Banror, L Audonried Sc Co.
,:RehrHenry May. Hoover. Weymouth. .. do
Rohr Vesta.- Henpt. ThomMton. E A Bondar Sc Co.
Schr W H'Mailler. Crowell-Boston. Novin Sc gn-Wrer.
W B Ferrnson* Smith, Amsqunn, Tyler, Stone
■&-Cn.'‘ - .> ", 1 *•
- Schr E Flower, Ravnbr, Boston, D Conner. _
‘ RTi-Daly- Hewson. Wilmington, NC J Baker.
-Btr J Jerotne, Jerome, Alexandria, eto, T Webster, Jr.
‘• Btr C O AB*er. Shore. Alexandria, eto. D Cooper. •
Btr jS Shriver, Dennis, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr. ;
;(06frespondAnce of The Press, iv? - . -
- ' vHAVRE DB GHACEi, August 27.1839. .
. The wVomlne. left .hbre this morning with 7 boats
m tow. laden and consigned as follows:
DauphinVpj* iron to E J Ettlas k, Bro; Effort, bitumi
nous coal to Wilmmvton: Norcross Sc Sheets; lumber to'
WiJnuneton; National, bituminous coal to Thee J Co?k;
kopng Jambs. Extenuate, and Ida, coal to Dol City.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchance.)
- LEWES, Del. Alls 27.
- The following vessels loft the harbor on Thursday at
noon, Mat-Bark Helen Maria; bms Abbv Ellon,Oliver,
Lnoy Annj BChrs E H Adams, E W Gardner; Buena
.Vista. R L Tar, Paugasactt. T P % Coooor. Clarissa. Em
ma, Albertj-.Challenye, Triumph. Eloctno Lisht.Pe
4uonQOck.-Paran«.C R -Payn'or. Bolivar, Loader. 1,
Godfrey,,L W/iedbeo,' Effort,'Aililxme, And Jane Fish.
The schr Frank Lucas was hauled off yesterday by Bur
ton Sc Marshall. Wmd south, and warm.
:rXow»,.t .f ' _ . . . WM..M. JIICKMAN.
.MEMORANDA.
Steamship,.Virginia, Kelly, henoo, RTrivod at Rich
mond 23thinst.’- - •
•Steamship -De Soto, Bullock, cleared at New York
SrtfnnstfpfHavana,- ' - ...
Steamship City of Now .York, Howes, cleared at Bos
ton 27thjnst.forPhiladelphia. , • •' » ’
Steamship Northern Light, Ttnklepaugh, from Aspm
wall. a t-New < York 27th Inst. '
r, Steamship Cahawba.Smith, from New York, via Ha
.varta, «t New Orleans 21st mat. ' „
_ Snip .Constitution. Lunt, from Galveston for Liver
pool was spoken 24th ins toff Hatteras. ■
. Ship 8 8 Glover; Killam, from Calcutta, at Boston 27th
instant. - -
? Ships Africa, Boutelle, for N Orleans, Osborn Howes,
Crowell, And Union. Small, for Boston, were going'down
tho river fiwn Calcutta 2d July. ■
Bhipti : Chicago',.£haSe, Shamrock,' Donne, Calliope,'
Goodwin, and-Arkwright. Davis, were loading at Livor
pool 13th insUfpr Philadelphia. . ‘ , ...
Ship Michael Angelo sailed from Callao 10th ult. for
tho y States. - - . ,
PiU^ 9 from Liverpool, arrived at Ton-.
Ship Jennie' W*’ Paine, Colburn, from New York for
Ban Franoisco. was spoken is th ult* lat 740 N, long e 2 25.
V Ship Robin .Hood* Matthews, for the V States, sailed
from Callaojithult.
Shin'Amelia, McKenzie, cleared at Charleston ,25th
inst.ibrLivernool,. •
5 Ship Alfred Hill. Nagel* for Hong Kong anilShanghao,
cleared at Boston 26th mst. ,
Ship Flying Eagle, Bates, from Now. York, Orpheus,
Howes, fromdo. Ocean Express* Wilhs, from do, Amos
Niokerson.- from do. Northern Mo-
Kmney. from ; dn via Rio de Janeiro, and May Qowor,
Chßtfield. from Boston, At Sen Francisco lat font.
. Ships Chonoi of Fame, Knowles, from New York, and
Dashing Wave*Lecraw, from Boston, at San Francisco
3dillsU , -,'-. ' -
•.•Ship Gauntlet, Borland, sailed fromSau Eranoisco Ist
mat. FotNevrYork. • •
M Ship Wizard* Wbodaide. for Kong Kong, sailed from
San.Fmmusco Ist inst, . . •• ~"
Ship Magnolia, Paine, sailed from San Franeisoo 30th
ult. for New,Orleans.- . ■?
-Bark. Amy, Hammond, from Charleston, arrived at
Boston27th inst. «- »
v: Bark .Martha Wendall, Smith, from N York, arrived
at Callao Nth ult. f -
r- Bark St Marts, Spavin, from Rio de Janeiro, arrived
at Now York 27th inat - >
r , Btirk AmorioaUi Wortingor, sailod from Cardenas lHli
mat. foi* Philadelphia. '
Wilson, from Baltimore, arrived at
Buenos Ay res July a. ; ,
' BarjrßrAjgsnxa, (Br) at Valparaiso 13th ult, was char
.tered to losri nitrate aWquiquo at 613 per ton for Phila
delphia. , ‘ > ' i n *
‘jßark .Dublin, Huntlejr, henoo, arrived at Boston 27th
:j BAric Dawn, ? cleared at New-
Bark ——, (blue signal with white ball in contra) was
'Wa'aSZta., arrived * I^l.omMh.
Distant/.-'; - - 1
.Brlgg. G- W; Barter, Rio Grande* Foster, Model, Tan
gier; ami CB.Hatl. hence, arrived at Boston 27th mat
,BrjgßF Na*h, Ramadale, s fro'm-Bue|io3 Ayres July 5,
nrrivedatNflwYork27thinst. ..
Brje Gco.DoWlnes, Jameson, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Kn«toort2sth inst.
w Brig Chicopee', Howes, sailed from Boston 2Gth mst.
for Philadelphia. . r . . *
„Bng Sea Belle,Rose; for Philadelphia, .sailed from
Havana 20th inst.- - .V --
Delhu Kenny, clearfld at Havana 20th ; inst. for
s Crooker,;Preshrey, foriPhiladolphift, sailed
Smith, Leo; Raven* Rose, and Beulah, Hanson, honce,
iimyed at Mancheetor, Mass, 23th insh , .
Bohr-Jiß Johnson; Johnson,'sailed from balem 26th
mat; J for Philadelphia. ' - .' .1.
Schr-Island Bello, Shopman, henco, arrived At Now
Bedford 26th inst. . , „
Schr‘Z A Paine, Sadler, hence, arrived at Ewrtport
20th inst.*' - • - - ■ ,
, Sebr Mary Fletcher, Crosby* sailed from Eastport23d
mat. ipriPhiiadelnbia. - - . v
bebr Planet Mars. Geoshegan, from Maracaibo, ar
. jjg^lgpgjgfor ‘Saco, arrived at
'.yjcfcr ChW vMoore, Ixigersoll, hence, arrived at East-
Greenwich24thinst. ' » - , l .
Schr Goo. W Krebs, Emerson, hence, arrived at Balti
more 27th inst. -
' SchrM A McNeil, Hand; cleared at Wilmington, NC,
25th inat* for Now York*> --
ficiir ; Marinah N, Gautier, for - Wilmington, Del, went
to sea from Wilmington, NC, 2Sth inaf: '■ -
-Bchr Jphij Price, Seßrs,'cleared at Boston 27th mat. for
Philadelphia* , - „•
Sehra.L Btev6ns, 'Jaa' Bliss, Medorn, I* AOrcutt, A
.Tra l, bAudenrefd, Martha marshall, Perrin;-White
Stfunll, John Rogers, C A Hecksohor. Geo L Green, and
« Payson^hence, arrived at Bouton 27tKinst. ' •
, Schr* TXeVo;J H Rlsley.. New Jersoy,E W Perry,
hence for Roxburjr; oeo J Jonest-do for, Salem; S B
Wheeler, R H Snanuon, do for Boston, sailed from
.DutchlslAuU Harbor,2sth inst. • . . -
-Schr Judge Harrington, from Brandywine, arrived at
New Haven 23th inst. r - - ,
Schr M M Freeman, Nickerson, houce, at Portland
2Sth inst/ ■- - - T'.-. r- - :
Mary Prioe, Blizzard, from Baltimore. and’E
WBenton.vTaylor, from Delaware City, arnved at Bos
ton 27th insC , - i
•Schr, Cicero, Yates, W-WlBrainord, Browditch, And
Bruriis,i.Ei|rml, Bailed from Providonoo Sljth mst for ,
Bchr Al v imi .Brannlh, cleared at New York 27th inst
for Philadelphia.
Schr Maryland, CAthcart, hence, for Portsmouth, at
Norfolk 26th met with loss of foresail and jib, sailed
&{-am aaroe day. . .
'Schr Fidelia. Gamly, honee at Providenoe 26th.mst.
. Schr Mrtria Roxana. Cox. hence at Boston 2flth.mst.
Schr Hill Carter, Fisk, cleared at Boston 26th inst-for
* Sent j M Vance, %uWge, from CHnrloston, ot N-York
26th inst.'Had heavy N E gales j split anils.
- Bjvs'fiulow, Lawrence, hence for oalom, and Ame
rica, Robertson, do lor Beverly, were at Newport 2PM
'2sfb inst- - -fv '■■./. - * *
Knight, Whiriow; McCloskey, SleV
bins; Lillie Bonders, (Me, and F.Afenrm, Avery, sailed
from Providence 25th inst., for this port. .
SchrTilMe E. Babbltt, hence at Di<hlon2fth mat.
. ■ Schrt JohnDanCaster, Wiilotte, and Larkin, Lincoln, f
hence atFaffßiver 24th instant. ' . -. .
Schr Mar^H-PiercevSmitb* from Dighton, nippooed
for this port; Was at anchor in Mount Hope Bny.tnormng
of 25th instant; ■ - , •• ,
Bphr Harriet A‘Rogors, Rogers, hence at Newport
23th instant. . ' 1 ’’
- Sdbrs Henry Payson, Eldndge, horico.lor Boston:
Ocean Wave, Voazie, fromDighton for this port, and
Saxon, McDerniott, from Warren for do, were atNew
port2 P, Si 25th instant.,
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GSfiSBBAYSD NoiSXnnSs FAHILV flßtma-MACHIRXS,
AT XSDPCXD PaicßS. , *
: Teraporarily at No. W 1 Broadway.
YO.Uletpmjto No, <W in a few week*.
-Y u ;Vlv '.n •, - 1
• .. . . , MABUIED. , ■
„DIiAdlC-LO(3UE.-dli 'thVpi insh. in Cnmdon, by
Bev* ,H. M. Brown, James Black, of Philadelphia,^to
. W^RgH— tire 12th June, bv Rev.
A. Mr. Thomas Annio V. Pendleton,,
b BONSA I K“BULLOOK.- T 6n t)ip‘2M,inst„,bv Aid. J.
;Planldnton, Mr. Job T. BOJisri to Mary EUzabath
! Bii!lonk.nll of Delaware.couQtf.- , .
CONLIN-O’DONNEL.-On the Bth Inst., by Aid. J.
Plankinton, Mr. Hugh Conlin to Miss Catharine O'Dou
net. all of thispity. . , •
' the. 25th inst., by the
Rev. A, ,0. MoAuley, My. Robort Gilohnsc .to Miss
Annio Holnios, both of this city. * ,
DIED,
PfiARSON.—On Sunday, August 28th, after a painful
and protracted illness, Hamlet Pearson, in the46th year
ot his age; ■ .
* The friends of bis family are Invited to attend his
funeral, from his late residence, No. 760 South Tenth
Street, on Wednesday afternoon next, at 3 o'clock. ,***
_WfLSON.—On the 37th mat.. Franklin; infant son of
Fmnkltn.S. and Mary Ann Wilson. '
-The friends of the family, are respectfully invited to
attend-his iunoral, from lus parents’ residence. No.
427 Green street, on Third-day afternoon, the oOth inst.,
at 3o’clock. Interment at Boutii Laurel Hill. **
INGHAM.—At Trenton. N. J„ on the 26th instant,
infant son of William A. Ingham, Esq.^of
FEURiNO.—On the 23th inst., Maria C. Feuring, wife
of_wm. b eunng, m tho 37th year of itor ago.
• Funeral from the residence of her, husband, corner
of Market and Sixth streets, Camden, this (Monday)
afternoon, at 2 o’clook. ' *
. HOPPER.—On the 24th inst., Oflloy Hopper, in the 43d
year of-his ago.
Funeral from bis late residence. Sixteenth street,
above Cherry, on Socond-dayjMonday) afternoon, at 2
o clock. •< *
■ RUSSELL.—On the 23th instant, Milior Russoll, in
tho 62d_year of his ago.' . . *
BEiXING.—On the 23th mst., Mr, John Andrew Bel
ling, Sr . in the 73d yonr of his ago. *
DONNELLY.—At Nieetown, on the 26th instant,
Josoph M. Donnell,v, son of Joseph M. and Mary Don
nelly, aced H months. , . , *
- MoFEALY.—On the 26th instant, Mrs. Catharine Mo-
Foaly, aged 60 years. . *
salth Report.
EtKALTH August 27,
fy of- Philadelphia from the
7th of August , 1669.
Interments in the Cil
the Z
DISBA9E9.
Fever, Remittont....
Soarlot
„ “ Typhoid
Gangrene
Gout...,
Hernia
Inflammation Brain.
” Livor..
. “ • Lunas .
” 8. k Bowels
” Larynx.....
Inanition
Jaundice
Marasmus
Old Ago
Palsy
Scrofula
Sore Throat.
Small P0x.........
Still-born..
Tabes Mesenterica.
Ulceration. Bowels.
Whooping Cough....
Al»cess
Apopioxy
Burn
Cancer of Stomach.
Canpor of uterus. •
Casualties
Croup .....
Congestion of Lungs
Cholera Infantum....
Cholera Morbus ....
Conaump’n ofLungs
Convulsions....
Diarrhoea
Dropsy,Brain....*
Chest...'..
Disease of Brain..
■ Heart
_ u . Spine..
Drowned
DyMntery........
Debility
Effusion on Brain!
Fracture...
Fever, Puerperal'
JOVE THERE WEBB!
.. ii From 40to 60..
.39 “ 60 to 00.,
.30 “ 60 to 70,
.. 6 “ 70to 80,
1 “< 80to 90,.
.. 1 ” 90 to 100..
.. 35
>' ' OP^THB
Under 1
From 1 to 3.........
“ 2to A
** fitolO
10 told
. "• 10 to 20. '.
•• 20 to 30...
' " SOtOtO.
in
People of Color, 7; from
From the Almshoi
theC<>dutry» 0. ,
-- stales. So; Forrmlei
By oruer'of tho^Bo?
Joys, 41; Olrls, 49.
lealth.
HUGHES, Health Officer.
rr3=* Nd.TiCE.-O. OF V, A. M.-GENERAL
<L3 Orders of Parade of the Order of UNITED
AMERICAN MECHANICS in Germantown, 22d ward,
Philadelphia, on Monday. September 6th 386'J.
Tho line will form on Chelton avenue at QK o’clock
A< RL, and move at 10 o’clock precisely, over the follow
ing route {—Countermarch down Chelton avenue to
Main Main to Price, up Price to Hancook, up
Hancock to Haines, down Hames to Main, up Main to
Harvoy, down Harvoy to Oreon, down Green to Rltton
houuo, upßittenhouso to Main, down Main to Fisher’s
lane; and countermarch up Main to Manhoim, down
Mnnlioim to Green, up Green to Queen, up. Queen to
Main, up Main to Chestnut Hill, and then dismiss for
dinner; which will be served at 1 o’clock by Bro, C.
Donat, proprietor of tho American Hotel at Chestnut
HIII. .A publio meetinr will bo hold at at 2 o’clock in
tho orchard of Bro. C. Donat, and iwldrcssos will bo de
livered by Bros. Philip S. white, J. W. Burns, Wm. B.
Mann. Hon. H Joy Morris,'Win. Moran,and J. R. Flani
gon,Esqre.« and other emineht speakers. . ' ,
Councils who hare not notified tho Committeo of their
intention to participate, are requested to do .so without
delay, by informing Bros. Wm. M. Taylor, Jacob J.
Stroup, or Wm. M. Weekorly, 8. C. Bee l ry.
The Chiof Marshal has appointed Bros. wm.M.
Wockeriy, 0fN0.36, Joseph H. Comly ofNo. 4, and Cluis.
B. Larzalere, ofNo. 19, his Aids, who will be acknow
ledged and obeyed accordingly.
* ‘ REUBEN SANDS, Chief Marshal.
N. B.—Should the woather prove unfavorable, the pa
rndo will take place tho first dear day following. n29-6t*
HJETUHN TO JAYNE’S HAM. OF THE
•U? BUSINESB MEN’S NOONDAY -UNION
PRAYER MEETING.—On and after MONDAY, tho
29thinst, tliis meeting will be held daily, from 12 tol
o’clock, in JAYNE'S HALL, Chestnut below Seventh
atreot. Room for thousands. Letevory ono that desires
|vn outpouring of tho Holy Spirit upon our land, such as
is now being poured out upon Ireland, come, and spend
an hour, or & portion of it. in the union of prayer. The
meetings of tue past week havo been large and deeply
interesting. airiMt*
NOTICE*—ALL'.COMPANIES THAT
jLjF intend participating in theoscortof the EMPIRE
FIRE ASSOCIATION, of Lynn,’ Mass., are respectfully
invited to Rend two delegates to n Convention to bo held
at the Hall 0/ the United States Fire Co., on SATUR
DAY EVENING, Sopt. 3d, at 7H o’clock.
nu29-It* J. S. THORN, Secretary.
ry-s=» A MEETING OF THE HOLDERS OF
.1 the Jst Mortgage Bondsofthe WILLIAMSPORT
AND ELMIRA RAILROAD CO., will bo hold at Room
No. 30. Philadelphia Exchange, on WEDNESDAY,
August diet, at 10 o’clock, A. M, on business of pnr
ticulor importance. au29-.lt rp»
EXCURSION T<
Uof Ypung Men’s Excurs
of the ratn on tho 26th. will
6th of September. Cars will
o’clock, A. M. Tickew still
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:0 ATLANTIC ClTY—
•sion, postponkp on neeount
ii take place on MONDAY,
II leave vino St. Wharf at 6
11 B °°M. F. GALLAGHER.
ry~s=» THIRTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
'LL STREETS PASSENGER RAILWAY COM
PANY OF PHILADELPHIA..
A meeting of tho Commissioners of the Thirteenth
and Fifteenth-streets Fssnenger Railway Company will
be held at No. 327 WALNUT Street, on TJIURBDAY,
September-L 1860, at U o’clock A. M.
Edward Grat*, S. P. Hill,
A;C. Harmer, W. A. Edwards,
E.C.Pechin. M.MeMichael,
Joseph Wood, M, Bouvior,
. K. G. Kramer, G. W. Simons,
Thos. C. Steel, K. Haines,
• Thos, Watson, . - , D. D. Jones,
H. R. Coxgshall, C. Colket,
tW. Forney, Joshua H. Shryock,
. R.'Frees, Geo. A. Coffey,
obert Armstrong, Dondy Sherwood,
Jos. B. Sheridan, Georao Williams,
John P. Verreo, J. J. McElhono,
- Samuel Williams, J. 11. Walton,
John Steel, Commissioners.
James Benners, au3o-frnw&th
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by RUDD it CARLETON,
, aus-th«stf _ Publishers and Booksellers,
No. ISO GRAND Street, near Broadway, N» Y.'
gHAWL SALE.
A PULL LINE
STELLA SHAWLS,
PRINTED AND BROCIIE BORDERS,
IN
BLACK AND COLORED CENTRES,
FROM THE
GREAT AUCTION SALES
OJ
PATURLE, LUPIN, * CO.,
H. HENNEQULN & C 0.,,. ;
TO UR
OPENED THIS DAY,
BV
JOSHUA L. BAILY,
NO. 313 MARKET STREET,
au»-tf PHILADELPHIA;
WHOLESALE BUYERS.
THOMAS W. EVANS CO.
A largo and ologant aasortinont of ,
FALL SILKS AND DRESS GOODS,
Which they are prepared to oiler to the Trado at
UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES.
& CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
In Foroign mid Domestic
DRY GOODS,
AT
NO 434 MARKET STREET, t
AND '
NO. 429 MERCHANT STREET,
Have a full Fall Stock. au29-Gt
W. GIBBS & SONS,
NO. 031 MARKET STREET,
Are now opening their
FALL & WINTER STOCK OF GOODS ADAPTS© TO
MEN’S WEAR.
In whloh will be found a full assortment of
CLOTHS, DOESKINS, VESTINGS, TRIMMINGS,
kc. &u6-3m
1859. PALL I,RADE -1859.
SHOETRIDGE & BRO.,
(suecsssoss TO hamman, sntdbr, k C 0.,)
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
OF
BUY OOODS,
420 MARKET STREET,
* Havd in store a complete line of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
Beleoted expressly with a view to the interests of
CASH AND PROMPT SnORT-OREDIT DEALERS,
To whioh they respeotfully invite tho attention of the
trade.
N. B.—A full stock constantly on hand, and orders will
be executed promptly, at tho
aus-2m] LOWEST MARKET RATES,
\fALL PAPER.
HART, MONTGOMERY, & CO.,
Havo one of tho largest Factories in the city, and are
prepared to furnish all qualities of
PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS, and
■ DECORATIVE PAPERS,
Either to city or country, at the lowest rates.
Their stock now on hand is large, and owners of pro
perty, builders, and dealers generally, will find itto their
advantage to purchase of us.
Careful PAPER HANGERS are employed and sent
to city or country. an29-lm ■
Jj’Oß SAVANNAH, GA.,
STEAMSHIP STATE OF GEORGIA.
WEDNESDAY, AUGDST 31,
flll2o-3t At 10 o’clock A. M.
JAMES R. OIIALLEN, ATTORNEY AT
Law, Cincinnati. Ohio. Western claims solicited.
Jtoraittancos promptly mado. Tho best of references
given. May lie seen for a few days, at No. 25 South
SIXTH streot, Philadelphia. anZHIt
The fountain head for life-
Sixo Photographs j g REIMER’S Photographic Gal
lery, SECOND atre.et, above Greou, wliero skill and ox
pononco are cpinbmcd. and whore you can get all kinds
of PJiotographio pictures. It*
TO WESTERN AND SOUTHERN MER
ch ants-a lam) Block of MANILA ROPE. a«-
sorted sizes.. Manufactured, and for sale at the lowed
New Yorkpnoesjby _
art, , »N.WATER A BYfTO , 3aI'S'WkAR 3 V&. !
Tj’XTRA SCOTCH GINGHAM UMBREL-
B-i LAS. with real Bamboo Sticks and light Steel
Frames. Very atrong and durable.
„ JOSEPH FUBSELL,
au2fl-3t* ; 2 North FOURTH Street.
CJILK UMBRELLAS—Every variety and
style of finish. JOSEPH FUBSELL.
au2rt-3t* r • NyW. cor. FOURTH amI.JtTARKKT Rts.
STEREOSCOPIC JBAZAAR.—The great
Emporium for Stereoscopes and Stereoscopic Pic
tures, supplied continually with novel.les from Paris and
London, For sale, wholesale and retail, at
M. j. FRANKLIN’S. Ontifiinn.
112 South FOURTH Streut. holiw fiKSit.
Also, improved Spectacles and Eye-glasses, Mi
croscopes, opera-g/a«ei, Mathematical andvhysical In
struments. in a great variety. Artificial Eyes inserted.
aU33-tl
OVAL PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES Tlie
lurEoaUßsoftmont in the city always: ready, end
pnn be fitted while you wait, and warrant-il best or sibl
ing, Prtoee very low lot rash. Gilt work oral! units
olioap. WM, SMITH,
„Orat Pramo Mob'
a„27 700 South THIH D Stroetf beKw 81° ppen.
CUOULDERS.—6O hhds. Dry Sait Shoul
ders. Just received and for safe by
ftOZ7 , ARCH Street) iwcntfiooralSve ?rojjt.
HEW PUBLICATIONS. ■'*
DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
Havo now upon, of tiieir
OWN IMPORTATION,
Of every dosoription.
818 & 820 CHESTNUT STREET.
NO. 322 CHESTNUT STREET,
CAPT. JOHN J. GARVIN,
•Wilt rocoive FREIGHT until
TUESDAY EVENING,
And sail on
MILLINERY goods.
43]j. MABICET STREET.
RIBBONS,
Of every kind, in immense variety;
NEW BONNET MATERIALS,
BONNET VELVETS, SATINS,
‘ GRO DE NAPS, LINING SILKS,
ENGLISH CRAPES, of the best makes,
, FRENCH k AMERICAN ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RUCHES, Ac
Also, newest Fall styles of
STRAW AND FANCY BONNETS,
And STRAW GOODS, of every description,
Now open, and presenting altogether the most com
plete stock of MILLINERY GOODB in this market.
Merchants and Millinors from ovory section of the
oountry are cordially invited to oall and examine our
atook, which we offer at the
CLOSEST TOSSIBLE PRICES.
ROSENHEIM, BROOKS, & 00.,
431 MARKET STREET.
aulO-tnovl
JjiALL MILLINERY GOODS.
JOHN STONE & SONS,
805 CHESTNUT STREET,
Have'uow open a complete assortment of
FLOWERS, RIBBONS,
FEATHERS, ‘ VELVETS,
CRAPES, LACES,
AND
BONNET MATERIALS,
To which they invito the attention of the trade.
au2s-lm
1859. FALL TRADE ’ 1859.
AGAED & CO.,
. , .323 MARKET STREET,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
HATS. CAPB, FURS,
BONNETS, RUCHES, FLOWERS, Ac.,
Have now in store a full stook of Goods, to which they
invito the attention of first-class buyers. auL6-2m*
FALL TRADE,
YgCJ , CHESTNUT STREET,
LINCOLK, WOOD & NICHOLS,
Invite the attention of the trado, epeoiolly cash and
short-time buyors, to their
UNEQUALLED ATTRACTIONS
FANCY AND STRAW BONNETS, RIBBONS,
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, fcc., Ac.
N. B.—Our Fanoy Bonnets are alt made on our own
premises. aull-3m
J HILLBORN JONES.
Importer and Manufacturer of
FANCY SILK
AMD
STRAW BONNETS,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, RUCHES, &c
The attention of City and Country Dealers is invited
to a large and varied stook of tho above goods, at
432 MARKET STREET,
au9-Sm Below FIFTH.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,.&c.
gILVER WAKE.
WM. WILSON & SON
Invite special attention to their stock or SILVER
WARE.whioh is now unusually largo, affording a va
riety of pattorn and design unsurpassed by any house
the United States, and of finer quality than is manufac
tured for table use in any part of tho world,
Our Standard of Silvor is 935-1000 parts pure.
Tho English 5ter1ing........925-1000 “
American and French..». ...900*1000 “
Thus it will be sion that we give thirty-fivo parts purer
than tho American and French coin, and ten parts purer
then the English Sterling. We molt ail our own Bilver,
and our Foreman being connoctod with tho Refining De
partment of tho United States Mint for several years, wo
guarantee the quality os abovo (836), which is tnb
that can be made to be serviceable, and will resist the
uction of acids much better than the ordinary Silver
manufactured.
WM. WILSON & SON,
S. W. CORNER FIFTH AND CHERRY BIS.
N. B.—Any finenosa of Silvor manufactured as agreed
Upon, but positively none inferior to French and Ameri
can standard.
Dealers supplied with the same standard as used iu
our retail departmottt. .
Fine Bilver Bars, 999-1000 parts pure, constantly ou
hand. au24-dm
CHINA AND QUEENSWAKE.
SMITH, & CO.,
CHINA, CLASS, AND, QUEENBWARK.
PITTSBURG AGENCY,
GLASS, NAILS, Ao., delivered from tho Footory
AT MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES.
GRANITE BUILDING, No. 5 North FIFTH Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
auS-fm&wtf
»yURNBUDL, ALLEN.
& 00.,
NOB. 23 AND 23 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
IMPORTERS
ANP \
Wholesale Boaters in
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENSWARK,
PITTSBURG GLASS AGENCY..
•yMerohants supplied with Gloss at Manufacturer’s
prioes. aus-2m
jjgOYD & STROUD,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS.
Have now on ha(& a oomplote stook of
QUEENSWARE,
GLASSWARE, and
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA,
At their Ou> Stand, No. 32 NORTH FOURTH ST-i
four doors below MorehnnU’ Hotel, to which they invite
the attention of WHOLESALE BUYERS.
i?“ Aoknts von Pittsboro Glarh. au6-3m
MARBLE WORKS.
MONUMENTAL MARBLE WORKS.
Has constantly on haud a very large assortment o
MONUMENTS,
ENCLOSURES, and
GRAVE-STONES,
Of various designs, made of the finest
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLES,
Whloh ho will sell at greatly reduced prices. Is slbo
prepared to execute orders upon the most favorable
terms, and respectfully ihvites the publio generally to
examine his stook before purchasing elsowhere.
ADAM STEINMETZ,
Monumental Marble Works,
RIDGE AVENUE, below Elevonth street,
■ apl3-mw f-6m Philadelphia.
HARDWARE.
*|TRUITT, 880.. & GO.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
H ABO W ABE,
CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, Ac.,
529 MARKET STREET. 5Q9
BELOW SIXTH, NORTH SIDE,
auS-3m PHILADELPHIA.
]J|OOBE. HENSZfciY & GO*
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AND GUN
WAREHOUSE,
NO. 437 MARKET, AND 416 COMMERCE STS,.
PHILADELPHIA.
LOOKING-GLASSES.
ROOKING GLASSES.
Nov in store the .most extensive and elegant assort
ment of
LOOKING GLASSES,
Forever? ssacb and every position, ami at the most
moderate pnoes.
LOOKING GLASSES
In the most elaborate and the most simple frames.
LOOKING GLASSES
Framed in the best taste, and in the most substantial
manner.
LOOKING GLASSES
Furnished by us, are manufactured by ourselves in our
ovm establishment.
LOOKING GLASSES
In MAHOGANY and WALNUT frames for Country
Sales,..,
'** JAMES S. EARLE & SON,
816 CHESTNUT STREET,
apl-tf PHILADELPHIA.
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
HOWELL & BOUKKE,
IT SOUTH FOURTH STREET, (helow Market),
AND OPPOSITE MERCHANT STREET,
Hryo on hand ft largo anil splendid asaortinont of
WALLL AND
WINDOW PAPERS,
To which they invito tho attention of
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN BUYERS.
au2s-2m
T ATJREL HILL, FALLS OF SCUUYL
JL/kILL, WISSAHICKON, AND MANAYUNK.-
The Ridgo Avonno and Mnnayunk Faesonyer «advnvy
being now completed, tho cars.run regularly ovory fif
teen minutos from tlio now station, corner of Ridgo and
Columbia avenues. Tins lino connocts directly with
tho ** Girard Collego Passenger Railway’' cure.. leaving
Second and AtcU street* every four minutes, via Ninth
stroot ami Ridgo avenue. This is the onty Passenger
Railway route to any of tho above named places.
au27-3t ALFRED L. CLAY. Secrotary.
CJUN BALE ROPE—Manufactured and for
THIRD.-STREET JOBBING HOUSES,
(jHAMB-EES & CaTTELL,
NO. 34 NORTH THIRD STREET. PHILADELPHIA,
IMPORTERS OP
FRENCH CALF SKINS,
AND
MANUFACTURERS OF
CITY OALP AND kIPSKINS,
Mnroccoe and Linincu, Oak aud Red Sole Leather.
auß-lm
JUNGERICH & SMITH,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS,
NO. 43 NORTH THIRD STREET
Honey, and Loverlng’s Syrup always on hand.
au6-Zm
gOWER, BARNES, & CO.,
PUBLISHERS AND DEALERS IN
MISCELLANEOUS, SCHOOL, AND
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
NO. 3, NORTH THIRD STREET, BELOW ARCH,
Publishers of Pelton’s Spendid Series of
„„ OUTLINE MAPS AND KEYS.
DR. EMMONS NEW AMERICAN MANUAL OP
„ geoLogy.
Bnjiders Now Renders. Greenleaf’s and Brooks'
Arithmetics. &c. Blank Books, Writing, Wrapping.
Curtain, and Wall Papers. aus-3m T
Peter Sieobr, Wm. S. Baird, John Wiest*
Jacob Rikokl, D, r, Ehvin.
JJIEGEL, BAIRD, & CO.,
(Late Sieger, Lamb, & C 0.,)
IMPORTERS and jobbers
or
E> ELY GOODS,
No. 4T North THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA
OUR irALL STOCK
Is now oompleto in all its departments, and ready for
Bayers. Prompt paying Merchants from all parts of the
Union are rospeotfully solicited to oall and examine for
themselves, ( ' aus-3m
LAING & MAGINNIS.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
SteCOE THREADS.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH LASTINGS, AND
SHOE-MANUFACTURERS’ ARTICLES;
Sowing Machine Bilk, Thread and Needles.
, NO. 30 NORTH THIRD BT.,
Agents for
UPFIELD’S PATENT BOOT-TREES. ,
aus-3m
JJENDKY & HARRIS,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
BCM3TS AND SHOES,
NORTHWEST CORNER THIRD AND ARCH STB.,
aus-2m PHILADELPHIA.
rpHOS. MELLOK & CO.,
NO. 8 NORTH THIRD STREET,
IMPORTERS
OV
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN
H O 9 I ERY,
GLOVES, SHIRTS, DRAWERS, 4 o
aU6-3m
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE,
& CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
Of
DRY GOODS,
Noe. 83T A 211 NORTH THIRD St., above RACE,
Would now inform their customers and the trade gene
rally, that their stook this season will be
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE.
aus-2m
YARD, GILMORE, & CO.,
NOS. 40 AND 43 NORTH THIRD STREET,
IMPORTERS -AND DEALERS IN
BILKS, RIBBONS, DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, LACES, LINENS,
EMBROIDERIES, Ac.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, MITT 6, AND SHAWLS.
aus-3m
1859. PALL TKADE -1859.
J. T. W A Y & C 0.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
Of
DRY GO OO S,
NEW MARBLE BUILDING,
NO. 28
NORTH THIRD STREET.
We offer, by the package or pleoe, to
CASH OR PROMPT SIX-MONTHS BUYERS,
A very large and attractive Stook of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS.
Purch era will find our stock well assorted at all sea
sons of no year.
J. T WAY, JAS.H DUNLAP,
WM. P. WAY, [aus-2m] GEO. P. WAY.
FANCY DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
DUHBING & CO.,
Nun. 26 and 23 NORTH FOURTH BTREET,
Are now receiving* by successive arrivals from Europe,
THEIR FALL IMPORTATIONS
OF
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, AND SMALL WARES,
WOOLLEN YARNS, .
MACHINE BEWIN9 SILK AND THREAD,
And solioit an inspection of their complete and rrell
a4snrtcd stock,
Jjll-Jm ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO
SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN TRADE.
JgURNETT, SEXTON, & SWEARINGEN,
n& 6 357
Above FOURTH, North Bide,
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
NEW FALL STYLES OF
FANCY DRY GOODS,
on truant own importation
and aeleotipn, whioh tlrov offer for sale to buyers from
all parts of tho United States, on the most reasonable
terms, aus-2m
P A L L, 1859.
SITER, VAN CULXN, & GLASS,
IMPORTERS
AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HOSIERY, GLOVES, FANCY GOODS, Etc,,
No. 483 MARKET STREET,
aus-Jm. Abovo FOURTH, PHILADELPHIA.
§ HAFFER & ROBERTS,
439 MARKET STREET,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
SMALL. WARES, COMBS,
BRUSHES, LOOKING-GLASSES,
GERMAN and FRENCH FANCY GOODS,
AND
TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS. nuJ-Sm
PEDDLE,
& HAMRICK,
Importers and dealers in
HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND FANCY NOTIONS,
NO. 30 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
Five doors below the Merchants' Hotel,
Otto r for sale the most complete stock of Goods in their
line to bo found in the U.mtkd States, consisting of
HOSIERY, of ovory grade.
GLOVES, in throe hundred varieties.
UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERB.
LINEN-BOSOM BHIRTB and COLLARB.
LINEN CAMBRIC HDKFS. A SHIRT FRONTS.
LADIES' ELABTIC BELTS, with clasps of en
tirely new designs, -with an endless variety of NO
TIONS, to whioh they invite tho attention of
FIRST-CLASS WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
BUYERS. aus-3m
jyjcCAULEY, BROTHER, & BREWSTER,
33 NORTH FOURTH STREET
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, and
FANCY GOODB.
We hove a fine stock oflmported and Domestic Goods,
particularly adapted to
SOUTHERN TRADE,
To which we invite the attention of first-class buyers.
au6-2m
GENTS* FURNISHING GOODS.
QENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS
AND
TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS,
LONGOOPE & PEA&OE,
NO. 10 SOUTH* FOURTH STREET,
Have now in store a full assortment in their lino, to
which they invite tho attention of their customers
ami buyors of such goods. auS-Jui
JW. SCOTT—-late of tho firm of Win*
• cMstor & BooIt—GENTLEMEN’S FURNISH
ING STORE ami SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 814
XLlTbtreot,(j\oariy opposite the UirardHouae,)
jlw. {?. would rospoctfully call the attention of his
former patrons and friends to lub new store, and is pre
pared to nil orders for SHIRTS at short notioe. A
perfect fit guarantied. "Wholesale Trade supplied with
fine Shirts and Collars. j j 21-ly
fZJJSNTLEMEN would do well by calling
V* on BILKS & KENSUi, 130 North NINTH Stroet,
abovo Cherry, and have their old Garments inndo to
look equal to uew, by cleansing or dyeing and repairing.
aiui-2t*
WANTS.
TiITANTED-r-A-SALESMAN in.a. Fancy
.'i _„_~„ r y*lf o , l } B6 • .A smart active young man.
■»ui.. "onainted with the city trade, can address Box
21>12 P.O.i it
\lTANTED—Fifteen u,' !«'enty Roodßur-
WAN T E D| —In a Wholesale Ribbon
Store a Salesman and Errand Boy.
Address ** T,” at this Office. au27-3t»
A LAD OF SOME EXPERIENCE DE
SIRES a situation. Can give good reference.
Please address “ F. D." Oil North SEVENTEENTH
Street. . - au2B-3t*
■MTANTED—By a young Man, 19 years
» * old, ft situation in a Wholesale Grocery House,
as Runner, Clerk, or Salesman. Can furnish good refe
rences, and would be willine to acoopt a low rate of
compensation, until his faithfulness and efficiency shall
be developed. Address “J. P.” office of The Press. • :
_ : , . au2s-st*
YTIfANTED —By a young Man, 20 years
* * of ave. employment in aWholesM® establish
ment as ASSISTANT CLERK. - Would be willing to
make himself useful'to hrfl employer. Salary not so
much a present object as an opportunity to advance on
Ins merit. Addrooa <f J; L.** office of this paper. a25-6t»
TIT*ANTED—In a Clothiers’ and Tailors’
; * , Trimming Houbo. a young Man aa SALESMAN,
who is well acquainted witn the Southern and South
western Merchant Tailors He most have some snow
ledaelof the business. Address “Box N0.6*9,” Phila.
Post Office. au2s-6t* ,
W 'ANTED—By a young Lady, a situa
tion as GOVERNRhB, or to take charge of the
Primary Department of a School. Can come well recom
inonded. Andress ** M. C.“ Doylostown. Pa. au2s-6t*
WANTED —As near Frankford as possi
ble, a very substantial .-ROOM, about 28 by 100
feet, with not less than 12 feet ceiling; eight-horse mo-’
tive power attached- Anyono having suohaßoomto
r.nt mar Bad a permanent
au23-6t • Frankford. Pa.
•WANTED TO EXCHANGE for iroprov
» ▼ ed city property, free from incumbrance, 150 acres
of excellent FARM LAND, located m Gloucester Co;,
New Jersey. The Railroad from Camden to Bridgeton,
shortly to be laid, passes within a short distance of the
land. For further particulars address J. K.» office of
The Press. * jell.
FOR SALE AND TO LET*
OFFICE TO LET—At 1104 Spruce street.
Boardin r a T so if desired. ~ ■ au29-4t*
Desirable business stand to
LET-To let. the office N. W. comer or THIRD
and CHE-TNUT street, suitable fora Broker’s or In
saranco office. Inquire on the premises. au29-6t
m A handsome four. STORY CHEST
aiII-NUT Btreet Residence for Sale No.im Lot. 22
feet front, i 6 feet deep, double 3 story back buikhn-s.
Is in good repair, and replete with all tho modern im
provements, furnished in the best manner. For parti
fars, inquire or W. H. CARRY!*, -
auZT-tf :71J CHKBTN UT Btreet.
Hardware house.
A House in the Hardware Business, with a small
Stock. deSirCS Jo soil out. Any one wishing to purchase,
will address “ Hardware.” at this office. an27-3t-if*
TO BUILDERS AftD OTHKtS.^-Roxbo
rouph Cottage Lots for aafa.'admirably located on
and noar Ridge Avenue, above the 811-Jniie Store.;- •
Fauwmter Railway Cars now running MW, and will
soon run by them. Applvtn - - • ....
JOHN PHASER. Architect,
au27 Im* No. 112 Bouth FOURTH Street*.
fte COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO RENT
J&&L on GERMANTOWN Avenue, noar Turnpike
Bridge. Tho Germantown Passenger Railway passes the
door; contains throe acres of ground, good water, g ar
den, shade and fruit trees, stabling. &c.j haa gas fur
nace, &o. For terms apply at No, 203 Church Alloy, 2d
story. au27 6t*
FOR SALE—Two Dealers’ Stalls in South
SECOND-Street Market. Apply 215 Western Mar
ket House. • au26-3t*
M FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE.—
The subscriber, incoocentrating his business on
Chestunt street, west of Tenth street, offers for sale,
upon reasonable term, his lar*e manumetorr, with out
buildings and large lot of ground fronting on Sixth, Mar
shall, and Master streets, suitable for almost any. large
manufacturing business. For particulars inquire of
ALFRED FITLLR, Conveyancer. _No. 51 JSf SIXTH
St, or to the subscriber, No.lCttO CHESTNUT fit.
auJf4-l2t* WM, P. ROGERS.
A VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY
SEAT FOR SALE, two miles from the Chelten
hill Btabon. North PeMtsyiVama Railroad, containing.
120 acres of highly improved wtflo, Wife an abundance of
fruit and shade trees. The improvements are a fine
stone mansion, containing fourteen rooms, tenant-house,
ioe-house, large barn, carriage-house, and all necessary
out buildings. A fine building Bite on the premises.
Could easily be divided^!to two beautiful country seats.
For farther particular inquire of John J. C. Harvey,
on the premises. augl-lm
HARDWARE.— A Wholesale House, do
ing chiefly a Southern package business, to
prompt dealers in cities, desires to sell out Bad health
the reaaon for reining. 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
exchange. Adfiresk "Delphoe,” Box 2051 New York
Poet Office. augl-l*w
PUBLIC SALE OF ORIZABA IRON
WORKS. SOPHIA FURNACE, Ac.
By virtue of anthoritv, vested m us as trustees for
certain creditors of Pollard McCotmick, and m pursu
ance of a decree of the District Coart of. Allegheny
county, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, m No. 3
of November Term. 1858, wo will expose to Piiblic Bale,
at the MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, on FOURTH St.,
in th ON i, Tl°LBl3?,tu5CY OF SEPTEMBER, 1853.
■Commencing at 11 o'clock A. M., or at such linie and
place to whicjTgaid sale may be then and there adjourn
ed. atl the following described property, to-wit:
The lands and tenements composing and appurtenant
to Orizaba Works and Sophia Furnace, situate in Pol
lock township, ndjoining and adjacent to the.borough of
New Castle, in Lawrence county, Pennsylvania,bounded
and described as follows: , m , . ,
A piece of land bounded north by Neshnnnock creek,
east by the Pennsylvania canal, south by other land, of
said trust, and west by Noshannock creek, containing
one acre more or less, on which are erected a bloat iar
nace, KnOWU by the name of SopluA, 40 feet aqaare and 45
feet high; easting house, tuyer house, cinder, house,
stock house, boiler house, ermine house, engine and
blast, with three boilers in the boiler house, and five ex
tra boilors set and complete, and large brick stack.
A piece of land beginning at northeast corner of Roll
in* Mill lot, on Neslmnnock creek, running thence north
473* deg.west 192 fcet.north 473» dog.east 151 fe.et,
thence along said mitt lot 2l9J£ feet to the place of begin
ning : ou which is a brick office slid K blacksmith shop. ‘
A piece of laud of one acre and M perches, more or
less, beginning at a post near Lock No. J. on Pennsylva
nia canal, running south 28>» deg. west i»0 feet to a post
on said canal, thence south 28K deg. east34B}» feet to a
post on Neshannook creek, thence south 45? a dee. west
aid feet.by said creek to a post, thence south 20) * deg.
east 249)a feet to the place of beginning, on which is
erected a Bolling Mill, the .mam building 150 by 212 feet,
with sheds attached, ift which are. 16 bourn? furnaces, 6
heating flirnacea, boilers and engine..sufficient to dnve
all the machinery in said mill, bar rolls, smab rolia. nail
plate and muck rolls. Bqnee?ers, shear*. Ac. Twenty
five nail machines, and onQ wrought spike machine,and
a brick vr&renou&fl.GG by.2o feet..
A piece of land beginning oh the eanalat southwest
corner of mill lot, and running south 2H)» dog. west 136
feet along said canal, thence south 60>s dee. east SO feet
by land of J. A J. C. White, thence soutn 2 deg, east 181
foot by street, theuce west 24 feet ton post, thence south
2 dee. east 150 feet by an alloy, thence, 18 feet by J. k J.
C. White, to mill lot. thenco alone said lot to the place
of beginning; containing one-half acre, more or loss,
on which is a nail and stave factory 46 by 112 feat, en
gine and boiler Rouse, With engine sufficient to drive
machinery for 24 nail machines, 1 spike machine, 1
stave machine, circular saws, Ac., therein contained,
one cloy houso 68 by 34 feet, with machinery for grind
ing and tempering cloy to mako fire briok, and a brick
drying houso 78 by .W feet, partly on said. Jot, and partly
on land of J. A J. C. White.
A LWT OF GROUND,
No. 8. in White's addition to New Castle, bounded on
the north and east by streets, south br lot No. 7, and
west by Jefferson stroet; 54 feet front by 150 feet, on
which Isa brick cooper shop, 25 by 40 Joet, and carpenter
shop 12 fret squaro. . . .... .
A niece of land in Neshannock township, lying south
of Eastbrook road, containing 334 acres, more or ‘ eM »
boing part of the Jhmpson tract, purchoaodby r. McCor
mick from Diana Ihrapson, situate about D£ muos from
New Castle, on the Eastbrook road. , . . -
A lot of ground bounded, north bv other lands or said
trust, east by A. L. ana G. W. Crawford, south by
White's heirs, and west by Jefferson street, on which is
erected a brick dwelling house.
The above described property will be sold torethor, ns
a whole. Algo in separate parcels, as described; .
The undivided half of 4W acres of land, nqoro or less,
in Noshannock township, bounded north by Crawford,
cast by Pearson Pvle ana others, south by Thomas Falls,
andwost bv Maitland and Crawford, abounding with
coal, about 250 acres cleared, coat banks opened, a num
ber of frame houses, barns, sheds, stabloe, coke ovens,
Ac., erected thereon.
A PIECE OF LAND. , „ w „
In Noshannock township, bounded by lands of Willmm
Alexander, James Boyle, and John McKee, containing
39 nor os and 130 porches, on which is erected a plank
bouse, tv log house. & frame stable; about 20 acres
cleared; also, a tood spring of water.
Four contiguous lota of ground, in Pollook township,
bounded on the north by Cunningham and others, south
by White, cast by Vossn and others, and wostny ,
on which are erected dwelling houses stables, Ac. .
A pioco of lend in the borouth of Newcastle, begin
ning at the northwest corner of School-house, on east
side of Jefferson stroet, near the brid e over Noshannock
creek, thence north 88 dog. east 130 feet to said crook,
thence north 37)adeg. west 43 feet, thonce soutbs3J4deg.
west 281 feet, to Jefferson stroet, thence south 1 deg. east
125 feet to the place of beginning, containing one acre,
more or less. _ ...
A lot of {found 60 feet front by 160 m depth, m the
borough of New Castle, bounded north by street, east by
alley, south by Jacob Lint, and wost by Jefferson streot,
on which is erected a frame stable.
.A lot of ground in Pollock township, m White’s addi
tion to Newcastle, beginning on Miilstroet, at the corner
of lot No. 2. thence south 2 dog. east by said street 50
feet, thenco south 83 deg. west by lot No. 3.150f0et.
thenco north 2 deg. west by alley 50 feet, to southwest
corner lot No. 1, thence north 88 deg. oast by. lot No. 2,
150 feet to the place of beziunin?.
A frame houso and lot in Poliocktownslup, bounded
north by Noshannock creek, east b; Jefferson street,
west by -, oast by - 1
A lot of ground in said township, l>cmnded north by
Wallaco, oast by an alley, south by Diokson, and west
by Croton road, boing 50 feet in front by 150 foot in
depth.
ALSO, A TRACT OF LAND OF ABOUT 423 ACRES,
In Sugar Crock township, Venango county, Pennsyl
vania. known as the Saw Milltract, l>oin< the same de
scribed m deed from Pollard MoCormiok, to said trus
tees, dated 2*d August. 1855.
A inoro full and nccurato description of the property
to bo sold uqII be furnished from tho deeds, at the tirao
of sale, or previously, t 0 t* llB *® oB,
One-thml of tho purchase-money to be paid in cash on
thoocknowledgmentof thedeod; one-third inaixmonths,
nml ono-third in twelve months from the time of sate,
with interest from that time; the doferred payments to
bo secured by bond and mortgage on the premises; ono
third of the amount of first or cash payment to bo paid
when tho property is struck down.
ISAAC M. PENNOCK.
WILLIAM K. NIMICK,
CHARLES KNAP,
au2t>-finAwBt* . H. BRADY WILKINS.
BOARDING.
BOARDING. —A large, pleasant Room to
let with Board, for a Gentleman and Wife (with
out children.) or single Gentlemen, in a desirable neigh
borhood and convenient to business. Address Box
762,” Philadelphia Post Offico. au36-3t*
BOARDING. —Handsomely furnished
Rooms} location vory desirable; families.and
Bingle gentlemen accommodated s at 1108 "WALNUT
Street. Reference required. nu22-6t*
SOARDING. —Elegant and airy Rooms,
single and in suites,- can be had with first-class
Board, for the Summer, Fall, and Winter, at 1316 WAL
NUT Streot. miB-2ra
Desirable private boarding for
families; large and small rooms communicating,
handsomoly furnished: large garden attached. Refer
ences requirod. J 629 SPRUCE Street. jyl9-lm*
EDU C ATIONAIj •
Education of young ladies—
-1 Tho Spring Garden Institute, No. 611 MARSHALL
street, will be reopened on tho 6th of September.
GILBERT COMBS-A. M.,
Principal.
au29*l2t Residence 611 MARSHALL street.
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, MEGHAN*
ICSBURGH, Pa.~This Institution commences its
next annual Session on Wednesday, the 7th of Septem
ber. Students leaving Phihdelphia by early train for
Harrisburg, will Teach the Collego in tune for dinner.
§l6O pays for board and washing, fuel, light ami tuition
in tho College Department lor one rear. For catalogues
address Rev. A. G. MARLATT, a. M.
nu2o-8t President.
LADIES’ HAIR BRAIDS, WIGS, FRI
SETTS, rind CURLS, manufactured in thevorr
best and newest Paris st> ics, nnd of which w® co P 3 ,”"*i£
keep a very large assortment on hand, sold wholesale
and retail, at the lowest possible price*. Orders |rom
all parts of tho country solicited, and promptly atteiiuea
to. Also, a newHAdm,
au2)-3m* Between Market and Chestnut.
HWARD, Nos. 103, 105, 107 North
• SECOND Street, i» <lnHr rece.uns m3Alarm
fnoturini a good assortnient of COLORED LACE aud
STRAW BONNETS of the l>est patterns. Also, a good
assortmentor French Lace Materials and Trimmings
for moving Bonnots. Also, a choice stock of French
Flftwers. Feathers, Ruches, and Bonnot Frames.
JJU ’ aulB-thsJcm-6t
S“ PTS. TURPENTINE. —150 bbls Spts.
Turpentine, in BtorenndforM.lehv
ROWLEY, ABHDURNJ v R L iiCO iis _
AMUSEMENTS.
TU^ATRE.
Sols Ee«»«e„„, .........Mr*. M. A. GARRETTSONV
ActingnndBt.eeManager.....-...■Mr. E. F. KEACIL
Bmiubm A.ent TT. Blr. JOB. B. MUREBY.
. MONDAY EVENING. Ang. ZRA. UM,
RICHARD 111 ' *
Richard IH. Mr. J. B. Roberts: Buckingham, Mr. L.
R. Shewoll; Elizabeth, Mrs. Duffiehl.
To conclude with - - _
BETSY BAKER. , .
Scale op Pkicks.—Dress Circle, (Seatssecured WTlh
out extra charge,) 60 cents; Parquet. (Seat* secured at
» cents, ; Second Tier and Family Circle, and Third
Tier,2s cents; Private Boxes, according to their locale,
86 and ?3; Single Seats in Orchestra and Private
**°xes, 75 cents.
Wheatley & clarke’s arch.
* " STREET THEATRE.
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING. Admits.
.OTHELLO; Or, THE MOOR OF VENICH.
lago, Edwin Booth; OtheUo. Air. TYheotlert Demid
mona, Miss Emma Taylor.
To cohclado -rith the LauiheMo Comedietta of
« . LADIES BEWARE
Col. Vavasour, Mr. Wallis; Lady Beauchamp, Mr*.
John Gilbert. .- -
. SCALK or Pttlcßd.—Admission, 25cent.: Secured Seste
in Dress Circle,cents: Parquet,so cents: Seat* in
Private Boxes.Wents; Whole Private
ry, 33 cents; Gallery.tor Colored Persons, 25 cents; Pri
vate Box i n Gallery for Colored Persons, 38 cents.
Doors open at 7«f* o'clock; performance to oommeno*
at quarter of 8 precisely. •
Hf cDONOUGH’S GAIETIES—RACE ST.,
ITJL below THIRD.
FIFTH NIGHT RE-OPEN£NG.
GALAXY OF TAUENT
-1,100 persons visited tho Gaieties' on Saturday even*
ice.
Three NEW PDAYS this week. “ Hernar.der « the
greatest living performer, together with Richard Bnrt
hlein, Billy Thomas. Pan! Burger- John Williams. Yoon*
America, and Master Tommy. Miss Kate Leslie. Wise
Marie. Miss Whelpley, Professor ' Sim peon, Master
A 3 Becket. ~ • -
' c BAND OF SERENADEWfI.
.Admisaion 10 and 15 cents. Private Boxes 28 cento.
Return of the
_ CAMPBELLS!
chf.stsBt?above “twelfth.
comm «? Fm&tiss*"*'
ORIGINAL
CAMBELL MINSTRELS.
, j; bbassband asd bobble troupe.
Ana .the only Campbells now is existence; all others aa
suming the name are nothing; more than mountebanks
and impostors, not to be trusted. We caution the pubUo
against all such. ■ *
The advantages the Campbells enjoy above an/ other
Minstrel organizations arise from their wintering the
last 12 year* in the Southern oountry. Their delineation*
of Negro charfltfter are taken from natural seenes sod in
cidents in African Life, and aim at presenting the Mrisi
cal and Comical necriuflritiesof the Southern Ne*ro, and
elevating hfm-toThis proper Standard of Natural Wit and
Musical Talent, presenting the phases of Negro Life on
the Plantation, an*> representing the nmsioal capabili
ties of the more Te&ned nerroes of cities and viuaae*.
ill representing; trutbfall/the Shades and PecuUantlee
of Nexro Life, the universal accord has stamped the
Campbell artists nnapproachablo and dafyinr. _
Free Balcony Serenade nuhtlf by the CAMP
BELL BRASS BANDAS led by the ‘Wlmndßatto?,
August Acbi.
Boors open at 7K o’clock: commence at 8.
. ADMITTANCE 36 CENTS.
•P. A. CLARKB.
Agent, and -Business Director.
Free music at fairmount.—
GREEN .AND COATES-STREET RAILWAY.
. The Celebrated .
„ GERMANIA BAND „ .
perform every afternoon and eve nine at Fairmount.
. The cars of the Gre*a and Coatee-afreet Railway paae
along Eighth and C-oates streets, to Fajnnottnt, every
fivenilnntet. Pare Ave cents.
aulg jmwthtf WILLIAM REAP, Superintendent.
SIANFORD’S OPERA ROUSE,
ELEVENTH street, between Chestnut end fltnrkK,
BANF<^3>'8 r BTA%“faOOTH,
the largest
Company in the world.
In their flxrgiwncies every evening.
&Ar*7oJU> appears
Every evening m hi* great Rple of ChayeotMi.
Doors open at 7& Cqnimenoe at 8.
Admission SS oenta- Chißaren IS cents.
ang3-Im • . . .
rfIHE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
A THE FINE ARTS.
No. 10555 CHESTNUT STREET,
Is' open daily, (Sundays excepted,; from 9 A. M. ta 6
P..M. Admission 2S cents. Children under 12 years half
* Bartholomew’s Statue of EVE REPENTANT aowow
exhibition for a short time.
HASSLER’S ORCHESTRA.—M. HASS
LERA BROTHER respectfully annoonoe thee
thsrbave located .their Offioe at their residence, 12GB
LOCUST STREET, where engagements can be made as
rant- inllAn
EXCURSIONS.
Jpl O R THE SEA-SHOBB
IN TWO AND A HALF HOODS.
TRAINS LEAVE
VINE-STREET .FERRY
DAILY AT 7X S. M. AND 4 P. M. RBTUHNINO AT
8 A.ALAND 4.10 P.M.
SUNDAY TRAIN TO ATLANTIC LBAVEB
8 AM., AND RETURNS AT 6 P. M.
»u5-tf SEE ADVERTISEMENT.
ESl ns,nurm.iamict PHILADELPHIA
RAILKOAD -
Excursion Tickets to the following places will be is
sued at the Depot, Broad and Vine streets, on tEe< SA
TURDAY of each week, to return on the MONDAY
following, viz s
To Reading and book. 95
Pottstown do. 100
PhramxviUe do. IID
Lebanon do. a........................... 350
_ PottaviUe do. STB
By order of the Board.
au6-lm W. H. McILBENNY. Seoretary.
' FOB CAPHMAY,
DAILY, (Sandsjsexoepted,)st9K o’clock,
Steamer* DELAWARE, Captain Co pee,
BOSTON.Captain SeUew,
KENNEBEC, Capta|n Hand,
Form a Daily Line between this city, Cape May, aad
New York, leaving from First Pier below Spruce street,
at9K A. hi,-*’
RETURNING.
Leave New ork, (Sundays excepted.) at..... AP, M.
Cape May,(Mondays excepted). ....BA.M.
«Fare to New York, Cabin. A* 00
< ** Steerage '. 1 ao
Fare to Cape May,including Carnage Hire....... 75
<( M 5ervant5...................... 75
‘‘ ** State Rooms, extra 100
Freights for New York and Cepe May taken at low
rates. Goods destined beyond New, YotkwiU be for*
warded with despatch, free of commission.'
JAMES ALLDERDICE, Araat,
514 and 315 South DELAWARE AYENUB.
36 30-lf •
FEKTIEIZERS.
FARMERS.
PHOSPHATIC
GUANO
FROM ’sombrero ISLAND, WEST INDIES.
THE-RICHEST FORMATION OF PHOSPHATE OF
LIME KNOWN IN THE WORLD.
It oonleins over SO per cent, of Bone Phosphate of
Lime, bains ao per oent. richer in.Phosphato of Lira,
than Bono Duet.
FOR BALE BY THE TON OR CARGO, AND TO
FARMERS AT
$BO PER TON OP 2,000 LBS,
JOS. B. HANSON,
Sole Agent in Philadelphia,
aull-thsm 2m No. 105 North WATER Street?
CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &©.
JJJ’CALL-UM & 00..
CARPET MANUFACTURERS,
GLEN ECHO MILLS, GERMANTOWN.
Also, Importers and Dealers in
.CARPETINGS,
OIL OLOTRES.
MATTING. RUGS. &0.
WAREHOUSE 60S CHESTNUT ST.,
(Opposite the Stats Bonss.)
Southern and Western bur ere are reeieotfullj Invited
to call.
HOUSE-FUKNISHING GOODS.
|JOUSEKEEPERS,
AND THOSE COMMENCING HOUSEKEEPING,
Will find by far the largest and most useful stook of
housekeeping and useful articles m the oity, oompriaing
many new goods, just received from Europe, of a kind
never before for sale in Philadelphia, at the ware rooms
of
JOHN A. MDEPHEY& CO.,
922 CHESTNUT STREET,
ij27-f m w tf ABOVE NINTH.
HYDROPATHIC.
QHESTNUT SPRINGS.
WATER-CURE,
At CHESTNUT HILL, PHILADELPHIA County, pu.,
tor the treatment of all Chronio and obstinate diseases.
This institution,under tho ohargeof an experienced aud
skilful Physician, is now confessedly the leading and
most suooessful hydrop&thio establishment in this
Rbfbrbncbs.—Mrs. Mary Cottringer, 134 North
Twelfth street; Charles L. Bharpleas. Esq., corner
Eighth and Chestnut streets; George Grant.Esq.,333
Ma-’ket street; H. Farrington,Esq., qfMyers, Clagbom,
A Co. For other references and paioculsra adores*
DR. JOSEPH A. WEBER,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, CHESTNUT HILL,
je9-Bmif
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CQ.»
-CR- INCORPORATED 1810-CHARTER PERPET
WALNUT Strut, nbov. Third, PWl«delpUa.
Having a largo paid-up Capital Stock and Surplus In
vested in sound and available Securities, continue to in
suro on Dwellings, Stores, Furniture,
Vessels in Port and their Cargos, aud other Pereonal
Property. All losses liberally and promptly adjusted.
JohWelUb?"’ fime^Rclmfell.
iamuel C. Morton, f
Patrick Bradi, Ch«. W. PouUjSI,
GEORGE ABBOTT, President.
THOMAS R. MARIB, Secretary. Ja33-ly if
' MONEY.
$50,000 TO LOAN,
£N SUMS TO SUIT APPLICANTS,
upon Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Ganj, Mer
chandise, Clothing, Ac., on moderate terms, bj JONES
A CO., brokers, northwest corner of THIRD and GAS
KILL Streets, below Lombard- Established for the la*-
86 years. Office hours iVom 7A. M-to 7 i*. M.
Second-hand Gold and Silver Watches, by eminent
makers, warranted genuine, for sale cheap, at one-half
the original cost. • au4-3m-if
Must sso to sioo be invested in
A SEWING MACHINE, to secure a good and
reliab'e one.fo?. family wse? This question is of pecu
niar* intoreiVtsfevcry family who think of purchasing
one of these-Mbwr-eavfng Implements. A satisfactory
solution Ofjthe iflueation maybe obtained by calling at
thnSaleSrcpme.W JAhpiS Wll.LCOX.Manufectureroi
4 ‘The Machme«? 7 MaK>mo
H.li, Lo. 714 CHESTNUT Street. uawt