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- poor odd in on d»T* -oflhrod m paymontsfor elegant
olothia}. at l(iO i>*lati*l;»tow of GranvilleHtokoe.'No.
or Cheafatrt etre?t. ;
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the northaast-’conler. This gentleman .formerir of thd
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' and rutetlup.-inauperb styleotlns oligiblo location for, i
the aaleiofiK«ntlWnionr*.'<dottior and, farmebmg tootle.
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CHMjehner,Md v* \- <;l»avißiliVmanrßuckaco -
Moeoa ulmam Winaport A oo
Joaoimn* Roberta, Pa>la u -JiiGroa,Myomown ,
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above CailOtrhiil,
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WiTrJrirdfia- Sheimorsvnie -Sami Milter, Bernville ■
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MOliSi-VBItNON HOTEL-Seoond nbove-Aroh.
iKpX&I
Ja^^TeMattj« J W® HeuahftWj Easton, Pa
'-J...Y' ‘ s -
UMpMg^n
ft:-. v?c
’given his attention to tho mitigation 6f human salfdrmg,
>HiTini.liiV' in^wti^n
;khbvrhin’'thi»eoOntfyas “lIOOFL'ANIIS GERMAN
Has conferred fin invaluable,.boon upon
'mahidpU» ; 'pyai??Ps lft « Liver Complaint/atid- Nervons-
Dobility.hW speediiyjwid permanently curedsby, this
remedy. -For sate by-Druggints and -Dealers in Medi
cinal, everywhere;, per: bottle. Also
iprbpnetorsi-fir.-p. M. Jaoksof tc .Co., 418 Aroli street,'
‘Philadelphia*.' r,. ; /V/; ;/i, ' l •“ .- > /.d&Wrtf,;-.
• '
jCoBNER gnpoiib and W>inut\Btreeta.~Deppgifs 'x*?i
received in small and. large amounts, from all olaesss of,
4 the oomindn!ty, afldeUosn» interest at the rateoffive
’oent.^rannttm*; v i -V-.,-;
! Money may be drawn Dy'oheokswithout loss of iot!
'V- s --V'*'";,,
l Office, open dally, from P-untilA o’olbbki ahd on Mod-’
-day 1 and. Saturday until 9 in the.evening. .President,
, FELL; Treasurer, CHAR
| '.farjawi yiHdM-n^<w*fc i l9y^r.
by the State'of 1 Pennsylvania;
■ I.‘Money.ls received every day, and mjiny, amount,:
llarge or small. r ■»: ; V J , r
• -i; ?iy¥ PER' CENT. interest is paid for,money from.
| tho dayltlsput.m.' ■- - -ri ■ y .
I .8; The moneyisalway s paid back iriiGOLD whenever
jitje called foir, and wfthout notice; * ' '
i 4.' Money iarecieived fcom E&ciitorSi Adniiiiiitratcra,
■ Guardians, ahd other Trustees, in large of small nuns, t
: to,lemaifl A'long opehprt period. ' < V. -
. *&'The money received from Depositors ia Invest edm
! Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other first*-
-class s*°tirities. •* ' ! - 1 ' 1
I .S< Office open every day—WALNUT Street, eouthwest
jooraer Third street.- Philadelphia.- ,,ic - ' * apld ;
Salamander FuubiProqf SafeA—Avery
arge MaorimaAt of BALAMANDKItfj for Bala at
I able .pHot», No. 26 Smith FOURTH Stredt, PhitadeH
f ‘‘.'i
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JCTLES HaUßL’s EAU LuSTKALE HaXß’REKO
vitQß’is tba m'obt 'oWmingartiolo in‘Hl6 world for
oleansibgand renovatingthe hair.- Applying it'or.oe or
twice, it glvesa bdautiftßglqssand softness, ahd amost 1
deiightAiVfrifWindetittclinibgittoCurl.'Xtalao’atrength'-
ens th« iqoU.'Qnd provenU ita falling out. Bold by all
Drbggista, and byJoLxa ELujil&t' Go., N0i704 Cheat
nutStr&etV j' ,£; ‘ - L ' : ;i ’"'auZMit:,
Gbovbr & • Baker’a - -- -
FAmil* BswiKo-MAcaraM,
; ..Abilucsd?bi an,r]V (
. WlJßrOadwajr; '■ -
'■ Willrtturn'to a few week*/. I y
■ HARRIED. i
Thursday, Attgurt.Vsth,
by Rov. D. 'WVBartinOjMr. Goo. B. Hampton; of Itower
Marion, Montgomery .county, Pa., to' mfis Harriot A.
Wilson, only daughter of Mrs. Huldah A. -Wilson, of
Pittsburg,..Fa,... and Illinois papers’ please
GJ SBB,-zOh'thoU6th .December, 3859.. by
ReV/BtithT NeEsoni *BenJ.''P. ,I Jonn"Bon , to;'MUB i ßyo»
danxbterpf. John M, Mbbs. Esq.. of.Konsituton;;','
- MoDERMOTT-rSMTTH the l3th instant, by the,
Rey. Mr.-Lnu:'Wini.Mr,Bernard J; McDermott to Alisfl
thiicitv.' „ „ ‘ *
the ?Oth'of-
Rev. Valentine Gray. Mr. Joaquii*.Rossis, of Cuba, to
Miss Mnry Pednek^ofPhiMdeli , 'hip.’< *
JACOBa—MYERB.—On tho 14th mat., by Rev. Joseph
H. Kennard, Mr. Wm, Jacobs to Miss MeggieMsere,
both of Philadelphia, -' J - ■ *■ - *4
, NATT.“Ou Mondliy^^h'niit.i Thbs. J. Natt, aijed 64
relatives andfnflndjrof the' family ar<v respoct*
fully invited to attend the - funeral, from his 1 late resi
dence,-cor. Thirty-fifth and 3y Comoro, streets; Mantua-,
nlle, Oil Wednesday, tho Slgt inaL. at 2 o’clockP. M.,
JwfLSON,—Onthe .27th jnst... Franklin, infant son of
FranklmS.nnOlary AnnWifcon-r.'**/ ’ t - -
The friends of the family'tire respectfully invitedlo
attend ms funqral,\f'rpm t hiß residence,
427 Green street, t iisiThlrd-4ay)aft*rHoon, at 3 o’clock.
Interment at <u ' !,*■•
PE ARSON.—On Sunday, August SSth, after- a painful
and protracted illness; Bajnlot,,Person, in,the <6th year
° The Mends of^is,familiar© invited toattond .his
funeral, from his late residence, No.
at on Wednesday MtyMooa next; at 3 o’clock. -**.
•‘KEGANir-On the morning ofthe 29th inst., of dropsy,
Mfs.Detfnn.in the62dyeArof hertuer ,
-Filbert*} frtfni the residence of her husband, No. 947
Fnssjunlcroad,on-Thurednj afternoon, Sept. -2d. ’ To
proceed id Mutualßurying Ground. - • > * • • **» *j
the 28th inst.; Mrs. Mary Dougins,'
-from her late residence; No; sis South Nme
etWclwk~ f <Tu%lay)
B Jtfs& t AN,-‘ T Oifl tfie SStHlnstant, William Morgan, bV./:
in his7StU jear.r. •5 •. • -:< • jf . k ?«■-,* -
Funeral worn. his late residence, Radnor township*
Delaware county, to-morrow (Wednesday) morning, at;
10O’ClOCk. • - '•- - -r .1 - r t - ** i
27th inst, Mrs, Mary K. • Davis, wife,
qf Mr,' Jesse Davie, aged 22 yearr. r « - X ■
- Funeral from th?. regidenoe. of .her-parents* N. K.
, comer<U Frontanlf Viqe qtreetfi, this (Tuesday) nfter
syth-UWt, Michael. Quinn, intho72d
Funetal ftom his jate, rosidence. Factory street, lie
twdon; Spruce'ana -Fine,; below' Twenty-fourth, this
( TuesdayiafteraoonifttBo’clock^'• >5
BM|TH.-<)ii the 27th ifist., George.W* Smith, son of
Marla and the lats George w. Smith; m tho ad year of
his age, -v,. v, - , . u;>
Funeral from his mother's residence, No. 1251 Moya
raensing avenuei hbbve Wharton street, on Wednesday
afternoon,atSo’olook. •* -o 1 * r
ANDItEWS.j-pn the2Sth inst.,'Mr. Robert Andrews,
**Funeraf /rora.his late residence, B. W. corner of
R at t Jo’clio? l 81 rce Is, thj " (Tuesday) aftor-
GRO»3.—SdQde‘iily/W'thoB7th inati, Edward Gross,
inthe tut year pf-liii age."" " - w “ - r * - -
Funeral iVom his-lato residence. W 2 North Tenth
atroetahis (Tuesday) afternoon, at 3 o’clock *
-SLATER.—On the 23th inst., James Slater, agod 32
years. „ k •.. }
Funeral from tho residence of his brother. William
Slater, 721 South street, aboveSevonth,this(TuesdAy)
afternoori.jatl - O'clock, . , . u- f 1 *
SWARTZ.—Suddenly, on the 2oth inst., Christian
Swnitz, in the 43thyear nfhismge.-j T •'? ’ *
LENOIR.—On tho'2Sth inst'-,'James, bon of James and
4 montSisnmfSdiys Joseph,P. and hlary A. Chow, a^ed
COMITY.—On tho,2Cth inst, Martin-C. Comly, in the
43thyear’of hisngo;“. *
M MeINTiRE>-On the 27th inst, Jane, wife of George
Mplntirgiirt thetßdyearof her ago. *
t io 27th inst., John P. Lindsay, in the
43dvoarofHUage. ' *
rt ,M^bONEY,—On the 89th inst, John Maloney, in the.
his ago. , , *
■RoOD.-rOn - the jsth inat.. at Mount Airy. Matthew
Henry, son of Samuel and Ellen G. Hood, aged 3 jours
and 14 days. 1 ’ - , • * ,
I ‘DITMARr-On th623th inst., Elizabeth, wife of John
'Dftm§r. in the 23th year of hor ago. ; , » ;
- OALLOWAY,—Drowned frorii on lioard the steam
ship Phmeas Spraxuo;Alexander. 8. Galloway, aged 33,
lyearp.’Anative of Scotland; *
> PRATT.—On tho M instant, Mary Elita, infant
daughterof WilUam.H/and Ann Jane Pratt, agod 13
months. ; ~r 1 t ; , . * 1
FRANKLIN MARKET.
THE NE W M AHKE T HOUS.E
ON TENTH STREET,
BETWEEN
MARKET AND iCHESTNUT STREETS,
‘ WILL'BE OPENED
F O B. B IT S I K E S 3
SATURDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 3d.
i The building will be-oponod da THURSDAY ahd’
FRIDAY neit for the inspootidu of ihe public. Ladies
paftienlarly Invited.' : V 1 ■
EDW. 'WAIiTTMAN, Prosident.
WM. W. TROUT, SuperinTaadent.
jY*3=»’OFFrCE OF THE EAST IHAHANOJT
lks railroad com pan y.—l’un.A.pxt.fr hu,
Au*ast3o,3Bs9. J 1 i r '
; Theeeoondinstajroont of FIVE-DOLLARBper Share'
liecompadaeiandie payable at the Office.of tho' Com
i >any. No. 407 Library street, on the Ist of October next
; au3l 571522 ol* y t -- A. McINTYRE; Treasurer. ;
nrg= NOTIG_E.—O. OF TJ, A. Jl.-GKNKRaL:
Orilor.of,P*mde;nf.the Order or, UNITED-.
tMRRICAN MECHANICS in Germantown, 73d ward,
FbilftdelpnU, on Monday. September 6th Ifi6£». - ,
Tbe line will form on Chelton avenue at 9K oVloclc
A/M., and move at 10 o clock predsoly, ovor the fullow-
In r iroutcj—Coubtermarch; down Chelton avenue, to
Main street, up Main to Prico. up Price to Hancock, up
Hancock to Haines, down'Kambs ter. Mam.up Mam to
Harvoy, doym Harvey to Greon.down preen to Ritten
, bouse, opßittonhouse to Main; down Mam to Fisher's,
lane.'ana countermarch'Op Mam to Manheim, down
Manneim to Green© up Green to Queon. up Que6h to
Main; up Main to. Chestnut Hill, ana thon uismii»B for
dinner*, whioh will be sdrt f ed*’di?'i o’clock by Bro. C.
Donat, proprietor of the,AuiorjoairHotel at Cheathur
HiU.-
theorchardor Brd;-CvDonati.BßdaddrowdBwill bo da
iiyerad;br
Mann.‘Hon. fc Joy Morris. Wm.Moran.and J. R. Flam
ifldy Esqrs., and othor eminent speakers.
T Councils who have-not notified the Committee of their
InMuftonty Participate, are requested ip do so without
delay, by Wm. hi. Taylor, -'Jacob J.
Stroup, or wm. M.WockQrly, 5.,0. Seo’ry. - -
■ The Chief Maisnm has appointed Bros, Wm., M.
Weckeriy, ofNoaC. JoaaphH. Comly ? ofNo. 4, and Chas. ■
B.Lsrr&lorft.ofNo.l?,hiaAia9, who will be ackdow-'
1 N. B.~Bhould the weather unfavorable,ithorpa
tade will take place the first'cloarday following. n29-flt*;
OFTUK
U MEN’S NOONDAY UNION
PRAYER MEETING.-rOn and after- MONDAY, the
gptlrlaat.tthjsmeetinirwill ue held daily; from 33 tol
ffelisalt, Id JAYirE'BHALL. 'OhnetmitTjelow.Seventh
street.. Room for thou sands, Letevory One that desires
anoutpourlng of the Holy Spirit upon pur land, such as
isnawbeingpouredoutuppnlreland,como, and hpend
4Uh°ur^ or J'P of t l^n o f ll v in the union of prayer* The
fiigtmpof thejiast weqk have been largo nndvdeoply
j V3?* A jHEBTINQ -OF THE HOLDERS OF.
ILT,'the Jut MortfAge Bondsofthd WILLIAMSPORT
AND BOTJRA ■RAILROAD CO.Vrr!r;lKi held at Room"
No. 80, Pmladeipma Exchange. WEDNESDAY,
August-Slst, At 10 o’clock,; A, M ~on business of pan
ticuigrimpormncg, -. ;.. /; au2&-3trp* ,l .
K EXCyRSfON TO .ATLANTIC.CITY.—
Y oung Mpn’rExonnlon, postponbd on nrpount
miOjgivthe,.2fith*will take place on MONDAYS
flth or Sewwnber. .Cars will leave Vine St. Wharf'nt 6
pa&.®rk*. oAi,i,xoHKR : ;
ffUIOS.BmOU&SON. “ '
™OttEB™ n UTStro?,™ ok ' ,lt,hO AnCtion Stora N °'
ir v ,r , WILL PB SOLD,-; ■- - -
A lares assortmdnt.of New and Seoond-haml Household
Furniture, including a suite of parlor' furniture, covered
with pJuab, supprmr Rosewood Seven-Octave Piano,
Forte,made byJreHoeinackei- AC6. 1
$ Also, Threa Fire Proofchcsti. . ' :" . it*
4pfc SOUTHERN^AND WESTERN MER
CHANTS will find ft splendid nssortmont of Fall
MiUTnery.atMrs. M.S. BISHOP’S,No. 015 CHESTNUT
-gtreet.-*- - - . aft3o-Im
MEN’S CHRTSTIANASSO
]M. crATION OF PHILADELPHIA.—NoxicB-Mem
bemn arrears for Dues will please make payment at
the Rootns, 1009 artdlon CHESTNUT stroot. - .
| au3Q-8t JOHN WANAMAKER. Cor. Soo’y.
STEREOSCORIO. DAZAAR.—The great
r Emporium for SterooiCopes and Stereoscopic Pic
tures, supplied continually wiui novelties from Paris and ■
tendon. Tor sile, wholesale and retail, at
« - i:-f • /.M..J. FRANKLIN’S, Optician, •
i j ?, 112 SonthFOURTH Street, lielow Chestnut.;
*?s Also.improved Spectacles and Eye-classes, Jui
croscopes, Op«ra-f/aj«j, Mathematic aland Physical In
.strumenta, in a great variety.. Artificial Eyos inserted.'
au3o-Ct i■: " > T - -'j i.‘.; «• •• • > t
TP YOU WANT .A .SUPERIOR--LIPS.
* SIZE PORTRAIT,' get a Life-size Piiotograph iii’
§dt.at; REIMER’S Complete anil Extsiisive (ialloryj
BECOND Street, above ureon.- Open evory day, and
Wednesday and Saturday evenings. It*
TAMES R. CttALL'EN, AI’TDRNEY AT
» CinclqrfaU.:Ofito. r; - Western claims solicited.
. ?r 08 'm ptly.madei Thb best of .reforonoeß
CHIpUUPKRSiL_(jo hhds.'Diy g n R Shoul
dSts. Jiist reeeiveil and foy eale by-. . ■ ri
*■ .Ort-.. 1 0. O. SADLER.&OO.,
WS AROH BtTMti Mooad ilcwr shov, Froa*.
Wktsi£ M..M ,„
iTittffiS’UOQDmiiO'W;^-WJM
*1 r tQ. h«B§l©B,.o£ tiU at
on Monday, saptopiborstfi. ■» -«■ °° 3o -^
fTIHE SUMMER;- STRSUT
jPAVt-Septeifeberg. ~r- - •" ~ - f--' anM-m-:
tO'i'S'BA d siNalNb, piano, anb
’Septembor 11, Vocal Academy, 1202 FfLBER r St. ; i
i au3Q-12t* .. \ . J
: OTOMO; plass 1 for the
J|~ i-atudy of this Art-will be formed ontha Oth, day df
SentemWr, at the Rooms No. 422 -
1 Thesystem of instruction has iieverbefqre.beenpur
'as*j?si?
'Ol leftrnmjr Ims bopn fo gwatl. neß ec»,ll as,tills, and'
yet ivho is there tlwt lies not been enlled upon, nt some
; limb, t 5 ndfliosti an nndienoo ht l tester or lesser lenßlh.
to deliver an oration or,lecture, .to readWeßSay.-or to
make a few' reraarhs upon .an occasion of interest and
moment to those ensajed. »n it? An&vho ot.ol Itiwt
number.; unless practiced as a spoakor, has not W a
dosreaoferaiiarrassnieutßndbesitationiPaiaiul beyond
deionptitm, in sSmt.t was so.ontiro y now
and unusual to! perform?.;Boarooly ono.m a huudrod
canelmpiekeraptioitfromsuehfeelings of mortifiootion|
and while evorr man in this country, mny.ho.cmleil upon
to dp that iyhichsiTesri.se to.tßesp cmoUonsofroEict,
at hut inability to acquit iiimsoif svith plow, easei and
credit, few of the sreat mass think of fitUne themselves,
for public speakers by any course'of Study. Whr is
this r ‘ Is it not because lexiomporaucouS speeoh has l
never been tsushtas an art, as ossy oC attainment as.
any other ! Is ltnnt beonuss men bohovo the'powers ol
an orator to.be-a- “gift, J ’ utterly, unattainable. bj-|hq
many, that they. Hogfeot io take, instruction by which
to perfect thorasolveß in tho use of languaxo asappaed
to real oratorical power ? And
will readily admit that ho has no 'gift. . bdtthfli Care
ful Study, and practice is at onoe the basis nnasopretof
Hueceiis. Iftnis is true, what course, shall, a student
take to attain tho;highestpoairioniupublicapcaking?
Every other art has a.Bystem of study, rules ana pre
cepte, a method byuditcii to* y 0 .or ato P) *
rant*-here, : ne is left.to,his oVn w
fsl7«a*Vow?{to U P»“Scl®^
most emphatically* an-AJtT.as capable being
Sdiiced fo a system, and taught npd acquired as suefii
undor compotont and catoftil oViticism.and the -power
to olotho 'our in appropnate language js as*
much a Aa6it, f formed -by.ropeftted.practice, as id tho
eierciseofttuy othernrtr>hethfer requiring mert» me
chanteal aptness, or oaUlingunto being the .highest ar
tistio skill and study.. And as no one is a fimshed'wnter.
by intuition,-as tlie eoUipoaor RequireshUartbypro
greesive practice, until he cprocsHtUst by.forop of habit,
to write a perlect. sentence? a* it wore, mvoluntarily,'
and as fast as he ean move his pen, so, by the same
training in,the othpri and vocal, mode of exprogsfon, he
cannot fail to acquire, ft), proportion to bis natural oa
paoities,-the.same,,focdity, and perfectionoflaaguage
and sentence.-. Why should it not bo so ? .Who does not,
know that by constant exorcise in the formation of any,
habit a man.will, in tho end, almost transform hhnself;,
will gain new and astonishing, powers}, will bopOme, in
reference ta this habit, a new.boimr ? And has,this great
law— applicAble/to .every othorart, and undervwhose,
omnipotent influence the aspirant goes forth .with con
fidence-J-no* application to the study and praeticOof ora
tory? TJiis matter of .extemporaneous speaking, then,,
is an art-to be acquired, as all others aro, by careful:
onUivation of the natural .powers, -amLn©• nsqn- need
despair of boeotning a .good publio, speaker, by; proper
4 r -•* - ' ‘.r J 1 V“ - ».*
-It is upon this basis that the. pupils, are Jiere taught,
and It iaufteuded not only.for those who are yqung nod
urfdisolpunod,' but W those who diavo seencnougßof
yeaTS to feel tho want oi Buoh a course. A fqWwords
will suffice to show .the systom. of teachinewhich natu
rally springs out-cf the ideasjust statedi-l Three oidapts
arc accojjiPhshod. First, tho IjTiProvopiont of the voice
in olocutionary drills. Second* tho powor of delivering
a fluent* impressive/ extemporaneous speooh, by means
of debates, and the formation of a deliberative body,
dQßi'neil-la nrapara a,student for All the inuidontsof
publio lifo. Third, the accumulation jof a mwwof infor
mation, which can be acquired under this system, while
pursuits another as the mMn.Qbiqot... . \ . ,
The' instructor durinr every exercise to
criticise and apply appropriate roles, the .grand object
bein< to perleot tho student in the stylo of his lan ;uago,
his rhetoric, andolocution, anu in everything that enters
into the arts ana onibpllisjirnonts of a finipliod
(or admission InYolhe roguhir class should
be made befofo tho first of Soptembcr, hut students can
join ‘ ftt anytoma-wlthout-detriment. Oircnlars mat be
obtained by nddrossiug * DAVID WILLIAMS,
* 1 WALNUT street.
; DKY-GqppS JQBUFin^
BHAIL SALE.
, V T ; v:-i i > /.i. ; ; l f /
A PULI, LINH
' 1 : STELLA ! SHAWLS, ‘
PRINTED AND BROCHfi BORDERS,
is
BLACK AND COLORED CENTRES,.
, ... ... . * , ynoM TUB •- * ’ '
[GREAT AUCTION .SAIiRS
or •'
. PATURLE, LUPIN,<* CO.,
- r*il' hennequin a c0.,-'; ;
,TO DU . , ‘
- bit* KN E H TII I B DA Y j
- - BT ‘ s ' '
r JOSHUA, 11. BAILY,
NO. ■ 213 MARKET STREET, • ,
nuSMf 1. ; . ' , PHiLADEI.riIIA.
WHOLESALE BUYEItS
THOMAS. W. EVANS & CO.
Have now opon, of thoir
OWN IMPORTATION,
A large anil elegant assortmont'of
FALL SILKS AND DRESS [GOGPS,.
• ■ . Of every description, 1 ,
- Which they are prepared to offer Withe Trade at
UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES.
. _ 818 & 820 CHESTNUT STREET.
au2B-fit ’ . . 1 . 1
JJASON 8a GO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
In Foreign and Domo.llo
; DRY GOODS.
, . AV '
; 11, - . - NO.AS* MARKET STREET,
1 ’ AND
• ‘, NO’. 429 MERCHANT STREET,
i Have a full Fall Btock. ' • au29-5t
j; W. GIBBS & SONS,
NO. $3l MARKET STREET,
Are now opening their
FALL k WINTER STOCK OF GOODS ADAPTED TO
. MEN’S "\VE AR. ' -
In whioh will be found a full assortment of
CLOTHS, DOESKINS, VESTINGS, TRIMMINGS,
Ac. aug-jtn
1859. PAiL TSADE -1859.
SHORTRIDGE & BRO.,
(SPCCBSSOSS TO RAHMAN; shtdsb, & C 0.,) ‘
- ~ , IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
ID B Y <J'O ODS,
' V*’ .420 MARKET STREET,
, Havo in store a complete line of
FOREIGN AND DOMEBTIO GOODS,
Selected expressly with n view to the intercuts “of
CASH AND PROMPT SHORT-CREDIT. DEALERS,
To which they respeotfuily invite the attention of the
trade.
,_.N. B.—A full stock constantly on hand, and orders will
oe oxoouted promptly, at the
;aus-2ml LOWEST MARKET
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
jpHAMBEBS’S; ENCYCLOP^EI)U.
<To be ihfel raonhly l parts, 15 cents each,) sopplie, l
,0 »W Pennajlvania,
For Appleton’s .New Aiperioan Cyoloptcdia, and Ben
ton’s Debates of Convross. - .
. .. ARCADE HOTEL, 6!1 CHESTNUT Strtet,
Agonts wanted to.cunvass in evory county, au2Mm
JESUS ONLY.' ;;
.This dav is published—* „
JESUS ONLY, By J, OSWALD JACKSON, Wmo., 25
oen*s.
- This jittie book is intended to lead the mind progres
sively into the .knoyvloilgo of the great salvation. Its
subjects are various, but all are written with this pur
pose, to show tho need of Christ, and tho riches of Hi«
Pace am! MaRTIEig. ■'
an 29 . No. 600 CHESTNUT Street.
7\rEIY AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA—
Il WAhfed—Th'roe subscribers, to mnkeup a club of
ton for aliove work. Each mombor will receive two
volumes—clothorlibrarystyle—free. AddressH. Box
j)65 Pmlflriolphift r.O. - - au29-3t*
BOOICS.—MAGNIFI-
V CRNTCOLLECTtOfI.' , • ’,
• J. KABIN, Bookseller and Importer, No. 27 South
SlXTHStreet, abovo Chestnut, having lust.returned
from London and the continent with ft valuamecolleo
t[?n oTtho CHOICEST AND FRENCH
BOOKS, invitos the attention of his friends anil the pub
lic to the .immense assortment now arranged and ready
! °Havime porly selected all his purchases abroad,
every vomms is in tne choicest condition, and most
beautiful style of bindiux; and amateurs and lovers of
choice books will now have nn opportunity oi aadmg to
their Libraries such books as have never before been of
fered in this fity; / , ■ - '
j Th °B«°M n i® i fIfLUSTRATED WORKS.,
,n “i. ."as&ii
' 1 TRAVELS, Ac., ,
■>AMMaSSk HI%iVSl J S'LETTER-
Some very choice specimens, Vnrtli tho attohtion of
I Amateur.. O jj KO ' MO : LITHOGIIA .p US ,
A enlemliil asßorlmont.' comprising all the finest puMisk
: ea. tngethor with |t vnrtotr of now subleets.
The early attention of puri'lianora is requested, es
many of the books are difnoult to proottro, anil cannot
be replscod at the Bamo ratos as the copies now oflored.
, Foreign Books; Engravings, S£e„ Imported to ordor by
T.Tfr!£e: linviitg oonnoeted himself with the above
.business, Invites tiro attention Of Ins Irlemla to his new
location, i I - angy-fit
GG, EVANS* BOOK LIST.—ALL
• Books a'Te sold Rt the lowest prices, and a hand
some GIFT, worth from 60 cents to 8100, is given with
each book at the time of purohaae,
I . j,' ''NEW BOOKS.
PARISIAN PICKINGS. Or Far|am all BtaU, and Bta
tions. by Jnlip de Mnrguornttee, author of “ Italy and
tlieWnroflfesco , ,&a. - f
IJS?LS OF THE |CINO, by Alfrod Tennyson. One vot-
TIlElioltI)EAU r XTON| t A'NI) LIQUORDEALER’S
GUIDE—A treatise on the manufacture and ndultora
tionof Liquors,'
WOMAN'S*THOUGHTS "WOMAN,, by the
.author of John Halifax.
One volumo,l2in6. .Price $l. , , ~ „
.MEMOIRS 0> VIDOCQ, the celebrated Frenoh Po-
Bna I Yo?ume.l2tno.,with a Gift. Price $3 25,
LIFE OF COL. CROCKETT, the Mighty Hunter.
.•Onevolume. 12mp.,cloth. Price #l.
RECOLLECTIONS OF A SOUTHERN MATRON,
;and a New England Bride. By Caroline Oilman.
LEOTu’rES ’po!r°TH^‘PEOPLE. By the Rot. Husli
ISttan.Pri.....:.' ■
.ALL.THE BOOKS uud a GIFT, worth from
BSent* to;® 100, GIVEN WITH EACH BOOR, at
GIFT BpOKESTABLISHMEhT,'
Noi 439 Ohestuut street. Philo. ’
autf-St' /
jflVAIi. PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES.—The
lareost assortment itt'tho 'city always 1 ready,and
dan bo fitted w|iile you wait, and warranted best of gild-
OvarFxamo Maker,
Sjsu2l 7<H Sou(U TIRR? Ktteetj etypjfm,
© RETAIL DHY GOODS™
iYu?HsSlivLE^Atx^ssripiS
-f*- PtUNa’KD MOUSLIN DKOAINKH.; I
, Just opened. vdryTloh eoodß. , atC2^cent , 4:
■' •; - GURWEN' BTODIIABT ft BRO., :
1. .1, «2, nml 4A4‘North SECOND Stroei, -
i.aa3o-3t . : ... I. ahove^viliosvfitreet.
JO; 10 H STYLE- FIGURED' • FRENCH
Xl -MERINOS; . '
! Just opened, at low prices., < , -
l '- tl - Several Tots desirable-styles. v _
, OURWEN STOP DART &'BRO.,
430,452, siul 434 North SECOND Streot.
. nu3o-3t • . r . - t . , above Willow Street.
XjIALL SHAWLS, ,
Pitrohnsed at the late Auotion Sales. . _
. Several-lots Stella Shawls—^which we are running on
vory'low. - > CURWEN STODDART& BRO.,
•• 450; 463, and 4M North SECOND Street, v
■ au3o-3t' : ... ~ abbvOyWillowStreet.^
TVTEW FALL OLOAIvS. .
X x The Subsoriliorß , j «,
arc now obening'
NBW-FALL CLOAKS, • ’ 1 ■ “
r PLOMBIERE STRIPE OLOA.KS.
~ • CHESTERFIELDS, OASA&UES,
; *- ' I . -trn. &d., : 1 .
to whioh they roepectfully invite tho attention of
Ladies. •* 1 - •; * * - * *■ j
j The Paris Mantillft-Krmmrmm,
7ftB CHESTNUT Street.
; au3o -'i - ' - -J. W« PROCTOR & CO.
MILLINERYGOODS.
1859. aug-ust. 1859.
| FIRST FALL OPENING OF BONNETS AND
MILLI N ERY GO 6D S.
! SPUN,& FREEMAN,
.; 1 ■ ■' ,728 CHESTNUT STREET,' ’•
will open this day
An imsurpassea variety, and at the closest rrioes, Fall
,St;)es of
FANCY VELVET, SATIN, :
STRAW AND TISSUE BONNETS, BONNET MATE
-11 rtAls, ribbons, ruches, .
FRENCH & AMERIOAN ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
FEATHERS,' HEAD-DRESBES, LACES
| STRAW TRIMMING AJfD OHENELLEB,. , ./
To whioh fliey would invite tho attention of Wholofiale
'Buyers., au2o : Btuth6f
43J ‘ MARKET STREET. 431 #
RIBBONS,
_ f \, Of every kind, in immense variety |
NEY7 BONNET MATERIALS,
BONNET VELVETS, SATINS, » *
GKO DE NAPS, LINING SILKS,
ENGLISH CRAPES, of the belt make., '
1 FRENCH fc AMERICAN ARTIFICIAL '
‘ ‘ • FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RUOHES, So
- - '' Also, newest Fall sty les of
' .'.STRAW 'AND FANCY -BONNETS,
- And STRAW GOODS, nf every description,
' 'Nov open,' and presenting altogether the moat oont
piste .took of MILLINERY GOODS In thl. market.
Me.rohanta and .Milliner, from every 'section of the
oountry-are oordially invited to coll and examine our.
.took, which ve offer »t the ’ .• . . ■ '
CLOSEST POSSIBLE PRICEB.
ROSENHEIM, BROOKS, 4 .00.,
auld-tnovt 431 MARKET STREET,
J{t ALL MILLINERY GOODS.
JOHN STONE & SONS,
80S, CHESTNUT STREET,
Have now open a completo assortment of
FLOWERS,.' .* RIBBONS,
FEATHERS, VELVETS,
■ - -CRAPES,. LACBS,
BONNET MA TER IA& 8,
fTo which they invite the attention of the trade. 1
, au2s-lm
1859. trade, 1859.
AGAR© & GO.,
323 MARKET BTREBT, .
-WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
HATS. CAPS, FURS,
• . BONNETS, RUCHES, FLOWERS, &c.,
Have now in store a foil stock of Goods, to whioh they
invite tho attention of first-class buyers.. ■ &ul3-2m*
FALL TRADE-
725 CHESTNUT STREET,
Lincoln, wood & nxohols,
Invite the attention of the trade, specially oaah and
short-timo buyers, to their '
UNEQUALLED ATTRACTIONS
! FANCY AND STRAW BONNETS, RIBBONS,
j FLOWERS, FEATHERS, kc., &c.
1 .-N. B.—Ohr Fauoy .Bonnets are mode on'oar own
premises. ’ nnll-3m'
JV HILLBORN JONES.
Importer'and Manufacturer of
FANCY SILK
' and
ST#AW BONNETS.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, RUCHES, &c
The attention of City and Country Dealers is invited
to a targe and varied stock of tbo above goods, at
,433 MARKET STREET,
,au9-3nr ■ Below FIFTH.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
gItVER'WAEE.
WM. WILSON & SON
Invite special attention to their stock of 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 tablo use in any part of the world. -
Our Standard of SUvor is 935-1000 parte pure.
The English Sterling..92s-1000 , “
American and, Fr0nch.......900-1000 “
• Thus it will be seen that we give thirty-five parts purer
than the American nnd French coin, and ten parts purer
than the English Sterling. We melt all our own Silver,
and our Foreman being connected with the Refining De
partment of the United States Mint for several years, we
guarantee the quality as above (935), whioh is the jintst
that tab Hmadc tobt serviceable, and will resist the
action of-aoida muth better than the ordinary Sifter
manufactured.
WM. WILSON & SON,
S. W. CORNER FIFTH AND CHERRY STS.
N. B.—Any fineness of Silver manufactured as agreed
upon, but posittcsfy ttona inferior to Frtneh and Ameri
can standard,
Dealers supplied with the same standard as used in
our retail department.
Fine Silver Bars, 999-1000 parts pure, constantly on
hand. aull-Cm
CHINA AND QUEENS WAKE.
rpURNBULL, ALLEN,
& CO..
NOB. 98 AND 3S BOOTH FOURTH STREET,
IMPORTERS
ARD
Wholesale Dealers in ,
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENBWARH.
PITTSBURG GLASS AGENCY.
WMerohants supplied with Glass at Manufacturer’s
prices. , , _ ; ■ auE-fan
jgOYD & STROUD.
; IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
Have now on handa complete stook of ,
QUEENSWAKEV
• GLASSWARE, and '
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA,
At their Old Star®, No. 32 NORTH FOURTH ST.,
four doors below Merchants’ Hotel, to which they invite
the attention of WHOLESALE BUYERS.,.
■ tOT Aqk.tts toe. PiTTSBUfco Glass. aufi-Sra
HARDWARE.
IJIRUITT. BRO„ & GO .
. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS '
H A R D W ARE.,
CUTLERY, GUNS, PIBTOLB, &0.,
SQO MARKET STREET. 539
i. BELOW SIXTH, NORTH BIDE,
-anJ-Sm PHILADELPHIA!
gjOORE, HENSZfciY & GO-,
. HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AND GUN
WAREHOUSE.
NO. 497 MARKET, AND 416 COMMERCE STB,,
uJ-Sm i , PHILADELPHIA;
LOOKING-GLASSES.
ROOKING GLASSES.'
No win i tore the moot extenelre and elegant aeeort
mentof ,
LOO,KINO GLASSES, ’
Fotct.it epaonand every position, and at the riuwt
moderate pnoe*. . ‘
' LOOKING GLASSES
In the moat elaborate and the most simple frames.
i ! ‘ LOOKING GLASSES ’
Framed in the best taste, and in the most substantial
manner;
LOOKING GLASSES
PurnishedbTus, are manufactured by ourselves in bur
own establishment. ,
'LOOKING GLASSES
In MAHOGANY and WALNUT frames for Country
Sales* ’* ' • -
JAMBS 8. EARLE & BON,
819 OHESTNUT STREET,'
; apl-tf, t PHILADELPHIA;
fi/tftfST §SQ TO §lOO BE INVESTED IN
IT-sL A SEWING MACHINE, td aaoura a g<K»d and
reliable one for Thinqu&suon ta ofpecU
niarrinterest td evpxy family whd trmvk of purchasing
une of the 8 ?. ipinleinonts. A satisfactory
Solution of the question may bo obtained by calling at
flie aflefirdomß of JAMES WILLCOX, Manufacturer ?f
‘‘The WiHeox* Gibbs’Sowing Machines,” Masomo
IJaU.R9.WOHEBTNUTBtieA, ouM-St
THIKD-STitEE'E JOBBINGUOUSES.
;N°. 33 NORTH THIRD BTRRBT, PHILADELPHIA,
.-IMPORTERS,'OI J
FRENCH CALF SKINS,;.
. r : 1 ’■
»' manufacturers of
CIT 7 CALK AND KIP SKINS,'
Mdroooo# and Lining#, Oak and Red Bole Leather,
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JUNG-ERIOH & SMITH,
, WHOLESALE
GE O GEES,
NO. 43 NORTH THIRD STREET
* Honey, and Lovering’s Syrup always on hand.
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go WEB, BARNES,* CO.,
. PUBLISHERS AND READERS IN.
MISCELLANEOUS, SCHOOL, AND
PLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY, ■
NO. 3T NORTH THIRD STREET, BELOW AROH,
Publisher. ofPeltan'a Spendld Sdriesof
DR. EMM® OF
_ *l< f a ' • _ ,GEOLOGY. ’ '
Bandera Now Readers. ’ Greenleaf’s and,Brooks’
clfefandWallP^Ss. 2001181 Wr.lius.Wrjpp^,
PETE* SIEOEE, Wjj. 8. BiIED,, JoHB WIBSI,,
Jacob Riedel, , , , D. B. Eevib,
JJIEGEL, BAIRD, & CO.,
(Late Sieger, Lamb, C 0.,) -•
;importers and jobbers <:
' ' •" OF ’ ‘ '
■ ■ DRY GOODS,
No. 4T North THIRD STREET. PHILADELPHIA.''
OUR FALL STOOK
lenow complete in ;all its .dop&rtmenW. and ready .for
Buyers. Prompt paying MerohanUfrom allparUi of thg
Union' aro rospeotfully solicited to oali and examine for
themselves, ,&u5-3m
& MAGINNIS. ;
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
SHO E THREADS,
French and English laStings, and „■
SHOE-MANUFACTURERS* ARTICLES;
’Sewing Maohlno Silk, Thread Bad Neodloi.
• NO. 30 NORTH THIRD ST,. ■
Agents for *
UPFIELD’S PATENT BOOT-TREES. .'
and-dm
JJENDRY & HARRIS,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
1W 1 .
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NORTHWEST CORNER THIRD AND ARCH STS.,
auS-lm PHILADELPHIA
rjiHOS. MELLOE & 00.,
• NO. 8 NORTH THIRD STREBT,-
IMPORTERS
, ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN
hosiery,
GLOVES, SHIRTS, DRAWERS, *0
aus-3m
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE,
& OO.; ;
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
DRY G-O O D S,
Nob. 337 k 341 NORTH THIRD Bt.» ABOV* RACE,
Would now inform thdir customers and the trade gene
rally, that their stock this season willbe
» - -UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE.
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YARD, GILMORE, & 00..
NOS. 40 AND 43 NORTH THIRD STREET* ,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN.
BILKS, RIBBONS, DRESS GOODS, ,
WHITE GOODS, I,ACES, LINENS,
EMBROIDERIES, Ac,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, MITTS, AND SHAWLS.
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1859. FALI - TKApE *IBS9.
J. T. WAY & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
o»
DRY GOODS,
NBW MARBLE BUILDING,
NO. 38
NORTH THIRD STREET.
We,offer, by the package or piece, to
CASH OR PROMPT SIX-MONTHS BUYERS,
A very large and attractive Stock of.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS.
Purch ere vrIU find our etook well assorted at all sea
sons of no year.
J. T WAY, JAB. H DUNLAP,
WM* P. WAY, [aus'2m] GEO. P. WAY. .
FANCY DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
U t DUHEING&CO„
No«. 26 and S 3 NORTH FOURTH STREET, ■
An now rooeiving, by gnooessive arrival* from Europe,
THEIR FALL IMPORTATIONS '
or
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, AND SMALL WARES,
WOOLLEN YARNS,
MACHINE SEWING' SILK AND THREAD, :
And solicit an inspection of their oompiete end well
aasorted stook,
JyH-Sm ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO
SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN TRADE. ,
JJURNETT, SEXTON,SWEABINGEN,
.Are now opening at thei r Store.
NO. 409 MARKET STREEt,
Above FOURTH, North side,
A TtANDSOMB ASSORTMENT OV
NEW FALL STYLES OF
FANCY DRY GOODS,
OV THEIR OWN IMPORTATION
and selection, which they offer for sale to buyers from
all parts of the United States, on the most reasonable
terms. aus-Sm
PALL, 1859.
SIXER, VAN CULIN, & GLASS,
IMPORTERS
AND ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HOSIERY, GLOVES, FANCY GOODS, Bio.,
. No. 423 MARKET STREET,
auß-lm Above FOURTH, PHILADELPHIA.
g HAFFEE & ROBERTS,
' ■ 439 MARKET STREET,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
or
HOSIERY, GLOVES, .
. . SMALL WARES, COMBS,
BRUSHES, LOOKING-GLASSES,
GERMAN and FRENCH FANCY GOODS,
AND
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS. aus-3m
JJ/JARTINS, PEDDLE,
& HAMRICK;
■ Importers and dealers in
HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND FANCY NOTIONS,
NO. 30 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
Five doors bolow the Merchants’ Hotel,
Offer for aalo the most complete stock of Goods m their
lino to be found in the United Statics, consisting of
HOSIERY, of every grade. . ,
GLOVES, in three hundred varieties.
UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS.
LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS and COLLARS.
LINEN CAMBRIC HDKFB. it SHIRT FRONTS.
LADIES' ELASTIC BELTS, with clasps of en
tirely new designs, with an endless variety of NO
TIONS, to which they invite tho attention of
FIR&T-CLA3S WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
, BUYERS, auS-Sra
UJoOAULKY, BROTHER, & BREWSTER,
' 23 NORTH FOURTH STREET
HOSIERY,
GLOVBB, and
. FANCY GOODS,
We have afineetook of Imported and Domestio Gondii
particularly adapted to
SOUTHERN TRADE,
To which wo invite the attention of first-claas buyers. -
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GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
£j«ENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS
AUD
TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS,
LONGCOPE & PEAROE,
NO. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Have now in storo a full assortment in their line, to
whioh they invite tho attention of their customers
and buyers of suoh goods. aus-2m
J, W. SCOTT—late of the firm of Win
• Chester & Scott—GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING STORE and SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 814
CHESTNUT Street, (dearly opposite the Girard Homo,)
,J.W?f£ would respectfully call the attention of hit
former patrons And friends to his new store, and is pre
pared to fill orders for BHIRTS at short notice. , A
perfect fit guarantied. Wholesale Trade supplied with
fine Shirts and Collars, - ; - Jygl-ly
jpIENTLEMEN would do well by calling.
on DILKB'Jc KENSIL, 130 North NINTH Sirnet,
dbovo Cherry, and have their old Garments unido to
to new, by cleansing or ilywng and repairing.
WANTS,-, -
i CHANTS.—WANTED —By a Young Married
Man a Situation, Eolith or West, in sonde Mercantile or
.Manufacturing* business, as Salesman or Superintendent;
dins had hfleen years experience m the Wholesale Job
.bm# business-in Philadelphia. Can give the beat of
reference.' Address George," Box 024 Philadelphia
Tost Office, for one month. ao3o-flt*H
An. efficient
' * V possessing ft large influence on City And .near
Country Trade,‘a Situation in a Notion, Millinery, nr
Trimmings House. Offeis the best of references. Ad
dress L. N.» office ofTAs Press. ‘ : nu3o*3t* *
TMTANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE, on
- , thefiratofOdtobor,’for six months, in or near
Germantown. and accessible by Railroad. Address Box'
5031. P. U., Philadelphia. . ,■. r , nu3Q-6t*. -
. W^A N TED —By a youngAfaii, a Situa
, * ▼ ■ tion in the Counting-room or Store offt Whole
sale House, where be can make himself generally use
ful- Address F» F. F;, at this Office. au3ti-tuth63t* •
$1 nan TO 82,500..—APARTNER with
iDir B ’rV“'3r this amount wanted. In the Lndies
wL- f*?!® ,B°ot 'and. Shoe -Manufacturing Business.
Fr«sj ar iCU ar8 ' a<^Fe6a “Manulaylurer,” office of The
"Vy ANT E D—ln a IrVliolosalo Ribbon
WANTED —By a young MAn* 19 ,yeirs
old, a situation in a Wholesale Grocarv’ lfmiae.
as Kunner, Clerk, or Salesman. Can furnish rood refa
renCes, and would be willing to accept * n lowrstlbf
compensation, until his faithfulness and efficlebow «!!»«
•be developed.’ Address “ J. P ” office or tASS*** 4
—4 - '
WAN TED—By a .young .Man; 20 years
• . of a*e, employment fnft wholesale-eeUbliftli.
Icent'ai,-'ASSISTANT CLERK. .Would t» xvUlfn, to
make himself useful to his employer.' Balary not so
much a present- object as an opportunity to advance on
lus merit. Address” J.L." office of this paper.
WT;ANTED —In a Glpfchiers > - and Tailors’.
y * ' Trimming Hbuee. ftyounf Man as SALES MAN, ‘
who lawell acquamted'Tritn Uio Southern and Sonth
westom Merchant Tailors He siust have some know-
of tho business. Address ** Bdx No. 633, J * Phita!..
Post Offico.. , . , , - , , sn2sr6t*/
WANTED— By a young Lady, a
tion ns GOVBRNEPB, or to take charge of the
Primary Department of a School. Can com# well recom
menfled. Address ** M-, o.** Doylestown- Pft. • aoSS-6t*
TyANTED. TO. EXCHANGE; for impfov
; » 'ed city property, fraefrpm lncnmbrance,i6oacrei
of excellent FARM LAND, located m Gloucester Co.,
New Jersey.* The.Rauroadfrom .Canmen to Bridgeton,*
shortly to be {aid, passaf within 0 short distance of the
.land. For further particulars address J. K., office of
ThsPrsss, <*• •i' *. * ", ..-/..j** Jea.*
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
JTOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
for rbWt or,Lease. :
A rare opportunity for a competent person to embark in'
OR FOR MEM a BRfis P OF t CWfGffilB3'TO SECURE
. ,A MOST DESIRABLE CLUB-HOUSE.
This excellent establishment ia'rnost eligiblj situated
within one hundred yard* of tho. United States Capi
tol, being the nearest building Of the, kind .to the two
Houses of Congress. Members of Congress have taken
rooms every year, and havo bestowed the hiyhest praise
upon its convenience and healthy location,' The propri
etor, having been engaged for many years ln the 'hotel
business, had U built a few years,a*o under his own tax*
porvision, and it is tnoreforo furnished throughout with
all the necessary apphaneos requisite in‘a flrst-olasa
hotel. It contains forty airy roama*. Including the finest
tar-room ol any hotel m the city an oxcolle at wine
collar attached*, a s!U'aid-room,vor two tables: Bowl
nn-saiopnrVlth twoallss; and a pistol andßifle Gal
lory ini foot lout J a fluoKitchon, with superior Ran.o,
«Ud nDipmr-room which will comtortahly Boat 175 per-
Bolls for ail the rooms. Gas tb'rou hoot the hons 4.
Also Water, ta-othor with soveral ’Bath-rooms, for
warm, cold,or shower-baths. .A Stable’. Chicken-housa,
and numerous other out-bulldin*s, with a good gardes,
are attached to the premises. * '
None but responsible* persons neod apply, and th such
terms will be made ypry easy, and possession aiven Im
mediatoly.. Application should he made without delay,
aa Members of ami otnors who intend to re
main in naphinktQU duria< the coming long session’
generally ensagaapaUtponta early in the fall. Address
. JAMhS CASPARJS,
au3o-tf ' Capitol Hill, Washington, AC,
HESTONVILLE, MANTUA AND FAIR
MONT CITY Pn„en«TRollro«I StodV. ISO
snares, far sate br ' J. wTdEHICKSON; -
an3o-2t* No II South THIRD St,
TO PARENTS—For sale low, a Sis-
Months SCHOI-ARSHIP,.in one of the heat Bemi
n&rlos in Pennsylvania, Address BETA, office of The
Press. * . ' - . auSO-dt*
m, FOR SALE-A FARM of over 200
Acres, well fenced and watered, in a good state of
cultivation, admirably adapted to the growth of grain,
grass*’Vegetables, and fruit’of ail kinds, particularly
peaches, the trees of which lire to a great age, Hituafe
within two mile* of a Railroad Station, Kent Cooney,
Delaware; comfortable buildings. For particulars au
dresa Box 32, Chester, Pennsylvania, an3o-Im*'
OmCE TO LET—At 1104 Spruce street.
‘Boarding lf desired. ‘ augMt* '
Desirable business stand to
LRT—Tolet,the office N. W.'cornor of THIRD
andCHEbPNUT street, auitdblo fora Broker’s or In
suranco alice. inquire on the promises. - au2P-6t *
A BANDSOME FOUR-STORY CHEST
m NUT Street Residonee forSftle No. 1934. Lot. 2!
feet front, 3 6 feet deep, double 3 story book buildings.
Is in good repair; and replatawithi all the modern tin
provements.fnnushea in the beat manner. _Fnrparti
fars, inquire of , , . W.H. CARRYt, .
au2T-tf . ' 719 CHESTNUT Street. .
Hardware house; .
A House in the Hardware Business, with as mall
Stock, desires to sell out. Any one Wiraine to purchaao,
will aadreas ** Hardware,” at this 6mce. * auz7-3t-if*
TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.—Roxbo
rhugh Cottage Lota for sate, admirably located bn
and near Ridge Avenua, above the Six-mile Store.
Passenger Railway Cars now running near, and will
soon run by them. Apply to .
JOHN FRASER. Architect,
au37 Im* No. l» South FOURTH Street,
m, COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO RENT
MiaL on GERMANTOWN- Avenue, near Turnpike
Bridge.: The Germantown Passenger Railway passes the
«door; contains three acres of ground, good water, gar
den, shade and fruit trees, stabling. &n.; has gas far
nace, Ac. For terms apply at No. 593 Church Aliev, 3d
story. -- 1 - 1 au37-ot* •
M FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE.—
The subscriber, in concentrating hia business W
Chestnut street, west of Tenth street, offers for sale,
upon reasonable term, Me large manufactory, with out
buildings and large lot of ground [routing on Sixth, Mar
shall, and Master streots, suitable, for almost any large
manufacturing business. For particulars inquire of
ALFRED FITLKK, Conveyanoer, No. 61 N SIXTH
St, or to the subscriber, No. 1009 CHESTNUT St. -
au24-12t* WM,P, ROGERS,
A VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY
SEAT FOR SALE, two pules from the Okelten
hill Station, North Pennsylvania Railroad. containing
190 acres of highly improved land, with an abundance or
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 site on the premises.
'Could easily be divided into two beautiful country seats.
For further particulars inquire of John J* 0. Harvey,
on the premises. ‘ ' ' ap ?*~* m *
ARDWARE. —A Wholesale House, do
ing chiefly a Southern package - business, to
prompt doalers in cities, desires to sell out. Bad health
the reason for retiring, -The business'of twelve years
standing. The stook is all new', and mostly is original
packages. The Terms will be liberal. No lands taken in
exchange. Address “Dolphos," Box 3001 New York
Post Office; angi-13w
BOARDING.
BOARDING —For, first-class families, at
llOt BPRXTCE Street. JRooro? convenient and
handsomely furnisbod. An office, suitable for a Physi
cian, also to rent, afl2o-thstu-4t*
BOARDING. —Elegant and airy Rooms,
single and in suites, can be had with firsLelay*
Board, for the Summer, Fall, and Winter, at 1315 WAL
NUT Btreet. auB-*m *
MEDICINAL,
SCROFULA, WHITE SWELLING, HIP-
P DISEA&E, TETTER, BCALD HEAD, Eruptions
of the Skin generally, and all Humor*and Impurities or
the Blood, are radically and permanently oared by the
celebrated IMpEKUL PEJORATIVE.
’ It lias been a very important ageut in the care of
CANCEROUS DISEASES by Dr. Louusberry A Co., for
a number of years past, and its great value in the curs
of Cancers is abundantly established by the many cures
effected by it. ...
In SCROFULOUS affections its remarkable curative
effect has never been equalled. It oures the most olati
"Tetter, scald head, ami .n Eruption. pfth.
Skin, readily yield to a moderate use of this Medioine.
Malignant ulcers and Sores are readily cured by the use
oi a few bottles. ....
For sale by the following Druggists t -
j. F. Long A Co., Lancaster; C, W,Eptmg,Pqttsvillej
J. H. Racer, Reading s 8. S. Stevens,'Reading ; T. & J.
MoClintoek,Easton; Jas. Given, West Chester; Wm.
Btahler,Norristown; Simonßau,Bethlehem; Dr.Live
sey. New Hope; Dr. Loslie, Bristol; Schmidt it Co.,
i,lfentowuL EUi* & Bell, Mnnayunk, Pa; J, D. James,
'renton; De La Cour, Can)den; Brewster A Co.,
Iridieton; Robertson A Lippincou. Salem,N. J.;Mo
nall, wtlmmiiton; L. S.,Hoopes, Wilmington: T. F.
lammerely, Milford, Del.; and Druggists generally.
jeU-stutn3raif ~ «
WINES AND LIQUORS.
pRINOE IMPERIAL
CHAMPAGNE,
FROM
DK VENOOE & 00 , EPERNAY. FRANCE,
Tai. IS k pervectlt runs .rd Dtoicatr Wiki,
from the Vineyard of Messrs. De Venose A Co., whose
estate lies in the ctntre of th* far-famtd Champagne
liisirict of iVance. It has hitherto been confined to the
best tables of England and the Continent, and has only
very recently been;introduced into thisommtry, where
its rare quality, combined with tho moderate price at
which it is offered, is already achieving a success and
ppputnrity unprecedented m the annals of the Wine
BoLdintlii, city by REEYES & PEAL, No. 201 MAR
KET STREET, and at the Principal Hotels, and by all
the leading dealers throughout the country.
E. V. HAUGHWOUT,
SOLE IMORTER,
Corner of .BROADWAY and BROOME STREETS
NEW YORK. ■ Jylfl-tuth&BSroif >
pOR SAVANNAH, UA-,,
STEAMSHIP STATE OF GEORGIA.
CAPT. JOHN J. GARVIN,
Will receive FREIGHT until
TUESDAY EVENING,
And sail on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31,
nu29-3t At 10 o'clock A. M,
TO WESTERN AND SOUTHERN MER-.
CHANTS.—A large Stock of MANILA ROPE, as
sorted sixes. Mauufaoturod, and for sale at the lowest
N ° W *"* *“*?■ l> WEAVER, FITLBR. * CO.,
' AnS ts N. WATER St. and 28 N. WffABVRH
LADIES’ HAIR BRAIDS; WIGS, FRI
SETTS, and CURLS, manufactured in the very
best ami newest Paris styles, and of which we constantly
keep a very largo assortment on hand, sold wholesale
and retail, at tho lowest .possible prices.. Orders from
all parts of the country solicited, and promptly attended
to. Also, a new HAIR DYE, Superior to any in use.
M. HUTOIIi! No. 12 TENTH St.,
au2o-3m* . •' Between Market and Chostnut.
HWAKD, Nos; 103, 105,407. North
• SECOND Street, is daily recenjn* andMartu
faoturing a good assortment of COLORED LACE and
STRAW BONNETS of tho best patterns. Also, a good
assortment of French Lace Materials and Trimmings
for making Bonnets. Also, a choice stock of French
Flowers, Foatnois, Ruches, and Bonnet Frames. . ,
anlS-ths&m-et a
4~|DD BOOKS--OLD 800 KS-OLD BOOKS
” The underaißneil states that he has
sale books printed between the vears H7O and JJPJJ JW
edition* of the Fathers of the Reformer*
titan Divines; in Law, Braoton, LYtueton,
Grotius, Dowat, Coke, Hale, fte Year i>oojca,.ilepoytar
Ac are often to ba mundon nis shelves, Cyclppedias,
KxieJSJiSwp authors. History. Poetry,PhHjieophy.
B<S*ac^oUtical Economy, GovaramauLAsqltiteetang
i NRluMHietory. Treat isos upon the w and o\}mr Mndreff
I sSSoSti are being continually cfeattlfc }» kte" Jp°° kB »
in large and small Quantitiesjporclyjaed at the Custom-
HouJe avenue BookataU* CHESTNUT Street, above
Fourth, Philadelphia tawm niMonnr t
} JOHN CAMPBELLi
-^*
'■ ■' ’ !AiroAEJB^NTS.-'
! \yAIN UT-STRIiET THEATRE.-.. ■ i
-Sola teMea... .Mis.H-X OAHRETTSOH.'
Acting and Stage Manager. .-. .. .Air. E. P.-kßfnff;
Bus.ness Arent.....T .Mr^JOS.'D/MURKm:
1^9,^...
Louis XT, Mr. J. 8. 1 Roberts: Duke da Nomoora Jfr.'-
?• A.PorrvrT.he Dniiphin, Misa Mary 'Miller; Mwn*
.de Coimoes, Mrs. Duffield. • , 2 -
‘ • - • -
n,., c fA E Pbicev.—Dress Circle, !Seats scoured with--
£?«ftA t J^£fe r^,^®<,en^®*-Pa r < i ao L<Beats secured
Tlm c,n dTier and Family Circle.and Third
c *S t . B » a P n V«to Boxes, accordmg to thwrlooala,:
in , oreil6slr » ““ Air.].:
; WffiS“’ siSQH;:
THIS , A EVEHWG. :4 0C ; ;
:rted, 7^£S; n lm B Joh» Gilbert:
. To conclude with . ' - * -
i -Ferdinand, Mr. Bmdley; Carlo, Mrs. 01W. Btoddart.
• • of PniCßs.--Adznissipn, 35 cents; SsonndßMti"
,'d Dress Circle, cents; Parquet,4o centos Seats iu-
FnVfttaßoxes.fficenta; VholePrivota|S,^3; 8Sl2 :
ry» 13 cents {-Gallery for Colored Personals cents sFtL
| vote Box in GaUdry for Colored Persons, 38 coots.
5 Boore open at performance to commence
.at-qaarterofB precisely, ~
,TtfUS|pAL'. : FMX).; Hm,. y-. { *
•£* .DR. .valentine- . ' ■
hi* Parlor Entertainment* and Melania
'of-jft) Characters, embracing all sort*
:aad a iittmof erer/this? and everybody/MONDAY,
oyerT ovenius Hirouxhoat tbs trees,
;To commence at 8 o’clock* • .
•Ticket*. 23 centg.
CONCERT AT. FAtRMQUKT.—,«
i .»3L h ? Gars th® Groen and Coates. Fourth and Eighth
-Sl r ffv P4sa along-Eighth and Coatee streets
piteT^fL"cEKTS.°“ ro/ ‘o*- h V« roo “’ L :
y .na-f&tnif ■ ;
ISS *?■
: .- ' FIFTH NIGHT HB-OPENING
• ••, • GALAXY OF TALENT. .
in i,ioo perron* nsited tbo Gaieties on Saturday erea-'
'f'Vee NEWvPHAYS this week. “Hernandea” tba
neatest hyinz' performer, together with Rieh&nt Bart-'
mem, Billy Thomas. Pawl Burger. John WilHamsjYoSr
Ame.nca. and Master Tommy. Miss Kate Leslie. Kg£
Misa Whelpley,' Professor Simpeon,- Master
Admission io an? 15cenM. R ?rivat?lo»eg 5S cents.
tJE'COBN .OF'. THE'
, BRABS°BA^^SB J l)(su^?^T%oin'B,
Andthe only Campbells &<nr m existence; all other* as
suming the name are nothing more than icountaSanJta
ana impostors, not to be trusted. We caution the pobll©
against all sudh.- r * * -
.The advantage* t£e Cajppbella enjoy above any other
Minstrel ° r #amzMion|. Mire from their wtatennsjh*.
ImM2 yeare mlhe Southern eonntry. Theirdeuneetwoa
ofvWeaTp oharseter are taken from natural seenee apd in
cidents m African Life, and aim atpresentin* the Mnsf
ca! and Comical peculiarities of the tkratboni flecro, aptf
eleratmThim tolns proper standard of Natural witaod
Mniical Talent, presentm* the phasee of Nerro Lire «•’
the Plantation,, an>» renresentm* the nmaieal eapabui
.ties of the more refined negroes of eitiee and vfUueo.
In representing trethfaUy the Shades and Peeußaritlee
of hiscro Life,’the ururertal accora hae st&mpsd the
Campbell artists unapproachable and defying - r:-
*m i^bSs®^
Aurust-Achi. ' " • ‘ -
Doorsopensprest B. .. '
. , * j.L clahkh. ;*
Agent and Business Director. -
STANFORD'S OPERA. HOUSE, -
ELEVENTH stTecV between Chestnut and Market*
«a r the iftlKNi', v -■
- ■ Company in the world,
. ..
i Every evening- in hie .great iioie of£M»fA
.J>oon>openat73i. Comment* atS.^.: ,-
Admission 25 eents. Chiildrea J 3 oestf*.-
MgS-lro - -
THE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OP
THE FINE ARTS. A
' No. 1025 CHESTNUT STREET,
la open .daily, (Sundays exeepted./from 9 A. K. t*4
P. M. -■ Admission 35 cants.; Children under ISyearsbsif
prioe. j ~ '
' Bartholomew*# Statue of EYH REPENTANT sow on
exhibition for a abort tisnft. “'
HASSLBR’S ORCHESTRA.—M. HASS
LER A- BROTHER'respectfully announoe that
they have jocMedthair Office at their,reeidesoe.Utt
LOCUST STREET, where engagements oaa be rntuU a*
anal. - - -'«• * * - -* • -f«l4-%n
EXCURSIONS,
JP O R TH R SBi - S B O-SI ,
IN TWO ARD A' HALF HOURS. , .
TRAINS LEAVH
VINB- B TRS'NT FHRR-Tf
DAILY AT 7H A. M. AND 4 P. M. RBTUSNB{« AT
r 5 A. M. AND 4.40 P.M.
SUNDAY TRAIN TO ATLANTIC LBAYBt
. < 8 A* Mm AND RETURNS AT 0 P. M.
aug-tf. BSS JLDTSRTIBEKBNT, ...
'PHILADELPHIA
RAJLROAR.
Excursion Tickets to the following places will be
sued at the Depot. Broad and Vine streets, on tasSA
TURDAY. of. each week, to return o& the MONDAY
foflowinf.ri*:
'To Reading .and bach. . _$S 25
Fottstown do. ]jo
PhtemxTiUe do." ......... 119
i*banon do. 2so
„ rotttviUe do. ..... ........ 575
By order of the Board.'
au6-lm ■ W. H. McItHENNY, Secretary,
' foroapemax,
NEW YORK.
DAILY, (Bandars exQfiptod,) at PX o'olocii A. aL
Steamers DBLaWaRE, Captain Copes,
BOSTON, Captain 6ellev,
„ KENNEBEC, CaptainHa^di-
Form a Daily Line between this cirt, Cape May, and
New York, leaving from First Pier below Spruce street*
at 9?s A. M.
. „ „ . RETURNING. , -
Leave New York, (Sundays excepted.! at JP. M,
** Cope May,(Mondays excepted)....." BA. JL
Fare to New York, Cabin. 4l 00
Fare to Cape May, inoladmg 'Carriage Oir£-\ .*l7.*. 1 S
• ' ■ ** Servants........ TB
• State Rooms, extra 1®
Freights for New York and Cape May taken at low
rates. Goods destined beyond New York wiu be lor
warded with despatclufree of commission.
SM and ais
~80-lf
-CARFJSTIAGS, OIL CLOTHS, An.
iJU’qALLUM & CO..
i CARPET MANUFACTURERS,
GLEN ECHO MILLS, GERMANTOWN,
Also, Importers and Dealers In-
CARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS.
MATTING, RUGS, &C.
■WAREHOUSE 60S CHBBTNUT ST«
(Opposite the State House.)
Southern and Western bayers are respeetfnlly invited
to call. • au4-Sm
HYDROPATHIC.
QHESTNUT SPRINGS,
WATER-CUBE.
A* CHESTNUT HILL, PHILADELPHIA County, Pn.,
tor the treatment of all Chrome and obstinate diseases,
This institution, under the charge of an experienced and
skilful Physician, is now confessedly the leading and
most successful hydropathic establishment in this
country.
, Refxrxscbs.— Mrs. Mary Cottrin«er, 134 North
S.fth street; Charles L. Bharpless. Esq., oornor
th and Chestnut streets: Geor*e Grant. Esq..S33
let street: H.Farrm,ton.Esc..of Myers. Cto.hora,
& uo. For other reference and particulars addren
DR. JOSEPH A. WEDEKT
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN. CHESTNUT HILL..
is9-3mif . .
INSURANCE COMPANIES:
American fire insurance co..
INCORPORATED 1310-CHARTER PERPET
UAL.
No. 310 WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia.
Having a paid-up Capital Stock and Surplus In
vested in sound And available Securities, continue to in
sure on Dwellings, Btores, Furniture, Merohjsvdise.
Vessels in Port anu their Cargoes, and other Personal
Property.' All losses hbersliy and promptly adjusted.
piancTOKs.
George Abbott, John T. Lewis,
John Welsh. James R. Campbell#
Samuel C. Morton, Edmond O. Dutilh,
Patnok Bradj, . JDhasTw. Poultnly,
Israel Moms.
_ . GEORGE ABBOTT, President.
THOMAS R. MARIS, SeoreUry. jaS3-lyif
MONEY.
850,000 TO LOAN,
rN BUMB TO SUIT APPLICANTS,
upon Diamonds) Watches, Jewelry, Guns, Mer
chandise. Clothing, &0., on moderate terms, by JONES
A CO., Brokers, northwest corner of THIRD and GAS
KILL Streets, below Lombard. Established tor the Is**
85 rears. Office hoars from 7A.M,t07 P. M.
Second-hand Gold and Silver Watches, by eminent
makers, warranted genuine, for sale oheap, at ona-hau
the original oost. , ' au*-Bm-ii
W E HAVE determined to add
tha HOUSE PAPERING m,I RETAILING OF
J AI'EIi HANGINGS to our business, and solicit from
all who are desirous of decorating their bouses an ex
amination of our stock, selected from the best faotors,
foreign and doraestio; and at the right prices/
Paper hanging in any
12 North THIRD Street.
au3B-a tu th Im*
PEACH BOTTOM ROOFING SLATE—
Of first quality and nil sizes, constantly on L *nd
and forsale bv DANIEL WILLIAMS & EONS.
S. W. Corner ofSIXTH and COATESI Ste.,
The Above State is equal m quality to the best TVeisli
•State. • an23-tuths-lm
WARMING AND VENXILAXJNU
■WAREHOUSE, 1132 MARKET St., Phils.
BUILDINGS OP AU-Dl*C^™ON4 ilat
CULVEC'S XiEW WARM-Alk.
The above Furnace has now been in use durinz the
last two winters in this city, and has given universal aat
fisaction. The targe heatingstirlacq bemgdirectly orrir
the flame of the fire, and the .comeat tubes, through
which all tho drafts pass. Are so arranged as to consume
the larger part of the gases from the ooal, being en
tirely oi Cast Iron, with deop, saml joints, is now of
fered lo tho public as the most comrlete heating appa
ratus now in this market. C. W. Heinz a practical
mechanic, will personally attend to all hoAting and ven
tilating. r : !
ALSO,
ffis sizeaof Cookmg Rauses,, adapted for hotel and
private use. Collins* Patent Chimney Caps for ventila
ting and cure of sniokey chimneys, with a full, assort
ment of Begisteta and Ventilators of every size wul
pattern , Fire-place Stoves, Bath Boilers, Ac.
promptly wn , l>rAVBi
1 &u22-tuths-3m Late Bakzk & Williams.
«f MS9OL HILL, FALLS OF SCHUTL
JLiKnST WISSAHICKON, AND MANAYJJNK.—
<TMe Ridge Avenue and Mans) unk lassengor Railway
Ibeingnotr completed, tho ears run regularly every fif
ieoivrtiiiiutos frqnjrfhejvs^,station, cutner of Ridge and
BStirnm ttmnnW This line ronnects directW with
the““uirant College Passenger Railway” eats Jeayine
re “ l9