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' jwutiitSstariy *yJa s©r
v v feet H',
. «ortheMt.B!a<Lof,tork^rj^|B,ft^*HS«MUHffrom
h%y-r<*
«i ’ v
A Cvf
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EDUCATIONAL,
IAS. PiCQT jvishes to devote a
.ra daily; t&jhe-dteaShinji of the Frpjioh
itmldittiy ofthoformtir pupils' pf Mr., and.
WUttdKfflSSiiilie atIZHOHESTNUT
- ..i Hr 't -
/JEENKEY?, ■ of iMuk\s ,
W&msfth ' i -•• i tVT j. *&*#
IOHBGARAYANDD’UEtf.
JAIIiINp'iNDD AX.&9ffQp& 3WKi
JHBaXR l
/UwwlWjo ua/WiieVal/thiiiniiepfflllentl y 6f
i <*>brt««itt©e' «3Usrfoj
TOMfe ia f HILAPEf/PHIA
the <*ne abdVa mAntiotieii.
a*ur(rir» - hmVreceive
Btr#etj to# #g? application dor admission mar •
'*%m WH'O d-H! i jAf. fa.tr ijaua-lrof -
received^herreaidartoi,
; theirowi|
; Jjtt®, afi£'oChervpf>ils*‘
MaapffcotUrer/. >Tfcrma ■
iWwX'A nn»-lm r
CHESTNUT
feusit. MOrroAY,«B«M*pB»l;"l»ll'.J-tfOT further p;ir
i»M<re MPtMhjUriatt -
fiiiMiXKSistlorapDslTOEolM.
for'Girls/Nd'.Jaw
SPRIROGARDEN Btreet. pn tbe Ist of September.
—**—•'
F. -* iSSfI.'C&XiBI iyKtER ANtfMKS.I^
iißlßD!will ? ; t*o|»a 'tKBir Sohool ifjir Ycjtmii
t BK> CHESTNUT Street, on MONDAY.-the
l*t6lllligl-" ~ “?, au2^-sfj^
jEN^ilKSTlTUTE^Th^VSe^ioh^will
r^ranw'noe*'oa ; Wft)N|)AY. the sth of September.,,
hentyect or this u«tUouon-»R t& prepare pupils tor!
Allege or business.’ lh accomplishing this object, ra£
;
loUlesihwM.BWt*%iUtoM.«r ; eMh uutividuaV •-1
, The ‘tatfUiM Adopted-ft# giving instruction* is to be
taine * co-laborer with the.pajul, efforts being made to
Savohiraleadt-eed’reserving'lor.theitsnojier to point
pat errors, FemovtedouDtsJor suggest the manner of pro-
Mporj&etßbGiyTiit'Hrt rifbhe.vaft mis' bench
es of Natnm dciwitte, aSMVatn* l* Ruly provided, and
Mythology, etc.^
2|HIRTEEIITH and FILBEKIf Streets, entrance ojr,
filbert street» they are large and freely ventilated,an<r
afford, tanriespaoe. for Recitation* lecture* and Flay
yiiSSfrtfftfpjs s&iX g. ~ iR. BT3gvyARTj Principals’
.'v: '■
-QERMANT6WN, PHttiABKTiPHTA.
r- OXOROS R. BARKER,.PRINCIPAL.
I The FaUTermbf tfeb JttetihitiOtt oommence* Septem
bejf lBB9, of comprises all
, the branches of a thorough Eagibh'Education. together
■prith the Latin,Greek, sad FrenohXanguagea. &u22-tf
MARKET Btr*et
and wJEST.jPJßJt«.B|»tt»»j.will reopen. September $»:
j.Yonthaonly admitted who are abhtto pftrroe elemen
iary MAth*mati&4Al££trotSieom*if7»’'&o.> The tho
ttynghcootee orEpgußD\ MMhematioa , and the Natm
prt»u>ii4<W
eOTuL>The»e*re*ottnitetl an a:couraevofoaej'ear,
be prepared
the proTesßionai
iwoM»«,tlw coltegOf the active duties
{ &rp :ttogbt„6y.abie
Ptwfe Mor»£tow the[Fup ob, teftfptf* i»2f« 'charge,
T The COLLEGIATE IJjSPARTMENTi afibrdfng
feMkmiil£dawtfignin_i' . «*•* ?.l
Mecn&niciCl..
f andAgrlonltunU,
jriUowpeatWp wpeVs vis s'Seiiv
the direct .tapen r iBion ol‘
PrasffientjJCy^soy,. to j whom
fjfcMMyacTOE« Free/ffi.ofTrttsteVs. k.
* £lfSl -.li N*lW >
! T&AWjßter'Tornr.rjUoMin otttb» wcdmf MONDAY
in Sopk’mUar. YoimaLAaic. received or tvay irKo—nnd
tmyMiS-SSffie;
O PRI N G . OABHEN ACADEMY' FOR
*g -yo»Nn; MKS AND BOYfl. N.E.' tor. EIGHTH
Wo. BUTTOffWOOB- Streets.—RO«mne» dullee-MUN
pAY,;BeptemberWh<vNumber HmiL&li allpajiiLi un
dertta jnimediftte care of the .Prmcipal; the govern-
Edoogtion of »>j»will becsr.riillr *M oonsoiontunijlr
r—g-dw. J. ~ > F. PONLKAVY LONG, Principal; ‘
rpHJB- CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,' 1 Rfc?
FUiBEHT Street'to No?
K ouM.ONpAY,
Ifoptemoot 3ta../Jhn«gfgp*rcqforCouft&3 fit jßttflneea,
Cbis
ftee,' M>th?roAUc«) «nd;Moderr,■ I^flga.agea, are taught
ay.;p!t:,vs«f is
HMJWito A, v*apiiHi,\ltisy, Mr.-J.
H.EirasiaTßeiu ll ''''”
yertwrd, .Em., Afthar W.LttUo,, Km-, chu. Short,'
JrwphjSw#/ftof.;Corn«Uiur Folton, C»m-
VwieiTjiopdore gejirMok, £«., New York. auiWm*
fPHE MISSES ! AERTSEN ! S SCHOOL FOR
fiA.«iK,FaKRCSL,attIDSAWAR«j •• auW-tf
i EIVING ,WILL OPEN A
LAMES AND CHIL
DRBK, onsMONDAV,tSopt«mtwr Kh, at m SPRUCE
StgMtr WMn CirouMmlMr be obtained.'
f Rmajiajo.ir. Albert Barntu, Rov, W. W.
fl«at.D. P,,PlDf.q, D,Cl6vela!id. r>> ’ ■ ’ anlT-6w"
K'l- : ;P»hcipal.'V
83; AHCUr§mEET: INSTITUTE POR
'OUNOvLABIBS.-Tka Eleventh Senioh mil
nce.pn MONDAY. September Mh,:JBH>.; Per, cir
iMhraOMS AgOB Street,dee (taoreatt <v f Breed!'
? SHOWN, Principal. :
IlE&IeA SSI OM h AND . ENGLISH
:(emimUttr!-';i rr> -‘::: r ’-4! '. - . .acte.lm* '
nflflE'-SDJIMEB -STREET INSTITUTE
»JSHE ,OASEY;AND;M{S. : 3EE-'
JglWtotiitMStfCifiSSlOAl. BCQOL' EQKECiVS,-
HPHE SUBSGBIBE& WILL REOPEN HIS
School/at 12» LOCUST Street, 'Septembers.. '■■
f»]ts'mjHOTTSF;aOADßSEr*rlt-. E; cor,
'■f-lltiwr-OCfiffESXKUXwdEIGHXEENTHStreot.,
TEMAIiE SEJITNAKY,
ffa
miss a
R’S'SfjHOOL.rORYOUNG
>AY,ga^lMbßre, . ; ■) ■ lty.M3.6t'-
\ f REHINGIB&ftjFAIRtAJIB, Organist
&<PSSI&J
ASHTON’S INSTITUTtKFOR YOUNG
£**’liADlKfl.No,M* ARCH Strca t» four doors' belov
Bejt«mberjih;:
fVnn-3W !- ■;- JAMEB A.' j.Prealdatii. l ’'
*&BoHlMto(Miir :K4B "RPtOtED
*?'.i. h .?C .® > A tll>tl<<l '»“lP A XrBCHooli to Ho. «£
FRAHKIiIn .Street; Above: Poplar..iTe/m commoner
'. <auW-ImVi
,flOjatl)IN« KBAR. MEIHAi
. j Fifteen Bor*. Duties returned Septembers.
i «DJ TAJlyrrM r« fX*( 'SI SHOP will resume: business
Bi. „o* ,
tumtinr v<i',i .<
IHEIJTiIACXNSTmJTE. N. W. COMER
:V' i <ofTEt<JH*}a •vril)
WSTITItm ,-:
£- \ DEAN STREET, WIowLoCMT, :. ,\".
yAtit]Eg. A. i>L,rrlnoi W i / .,
XT' DEN ZBiALti T { L3.TK' PASADIStf)
.gyffir\y^ ri *"V. p* ■ <ind ■ Iwth Mtrlfi^M^
■’ SRra no^Vi^J
tCKBvTpr, Staveiu, of l>il«)elphia. i)Sr
S|j3ra«3SS^
Jt promise®. The situa
aaiMiiiis
'pMEy If \M- - .=Af¥P?M<? , W?*t<? ooaiitr. P,».;t
%!• ■ -*'•-...> j \; ”
f <v.-vv.-, vvvv', ..r vvv.v, ..v, .v . ,v :/.
I d-s-HM- ' .i-
. Rn W ATION^i,'’ 1
,' AO AD E >feTsr> Ofe SHE : KROYRST AN T
WSkISBISCOPAL CHURCH, LOOUHT and JUNIPER
hisrffetWn wiliWn gfL
iMONDAV, BeptomberBth> at C o’nlook A. M. "
Boys able to read, and not less than eight year* of age,
oj\.t|»e Academy with ft rapidity proportioned to their
- - The Tuition for’those in the lowest cU»ss is S6O
per annum, for all others $75 per annum; payable half
yearly in advance, >,;,•**
.Besides this fee thereAreno'olHercharge's: ihstruo
'VA. 10 « F re hOh language and Drawing, and the use
a ' r °" i6!i addition to
: __4 pp i\ < sat*°.ns5 at *°. ns C« r admission maybe made to the Prinoi-
Slst; be tweed;
the hours of 10 and U o’clock A.jd, ,
i :« , . , WifcOBINS, A, M.,
i „&ui6-tufcth-lm ■ principal,.
to-inform his 1 pnpila'and the
. public that ho haa resumed his instruction on tire Piano,
At home daily at 8 o'olook, •* 7; '' f -sHhstuaw*
J Hfßo WINTHROB rTAPPAN*S BOARD
-ITA PNG AND BAY 80H0QL FDR .YOUNG LA
■ DIE8 t I727'.VfNB Street,near Bogan Square, will open
. on WEDNESDAY, September 14th. „
i ■ RK»KaßKcUs.—Prea.Allen, Girard College: Hoqi Joel
:• z , *
I Hon. It. 0, Win^farpgtßqstq^,. 1 ai}lB-tndtfr-flw*
WEStf SE
-X * _
WILLIAM Street; West PhiladdljpfaiaJ » vr,
•'nir''' - CHfSMAN, Principal.
, The A
few Boardors intb th* family of the
Principal oa early application. J - Pored ns in the bit/ Uesi
lagsfeMialll
i SDNGLISKANO.eLASSICAL SCHOOL
iThe SehdoWthd iraiiloriber, in SIMES’ BUILD
|ING»on CHESTNUT Street, above Twelfth, will re
l Open on the SECOND MONDAY, the J2th,day of Sep
itember. ~ r r /,-7’- . ‘ ' _.*A;
; ?seg-tf T ? I J • : > CHARLES-SHORT,:
j ! 0? YOUNG LADIES—
I -*.'A The Spring Garden Institute, No, 611 MARSHALL
| street, will DO
j auSdltt ftavliilncd 611 MAHSIIALL^treet.
iTjDUENDS’ GRBEN-STREE’P SCHOOLS
;A’. ::will reopen 9t!imc>, sth. 'ln tije Girls’ Grammar
Sohoolthei iilglier branches thorouglilr taught, Other
IgenonunatidtUf admittedl’ .'Entrancel 631 DILLWYN
S References.—D. Eltisvifil? -Frii nWini' stn£ e ti- JanS}
; Johnson, 633 North. Fourth, street; Laviok, 683'
jDmvyrstreet.’ x -aug&-?w7
jTJ’RtENDS' 1 A : C A 1) EMY iTOtl BOYS,
East ordUNofth.ELßyßSStt Sitrdetf Will rsopen
the 29th a inftt.. AUaendtmlUßonS'admitted; $l2 per
iTermofswaeks. ,-.-.-v » : K.iiffi „ >r,
anZT-im* -ir'- /WMa.WEITALL.I
WALNUT LANE, i bo i pEEEN
This Institution will reopen September Ist,-1859.', V x
The course of instruction is thorottkh,*ystematiciaQd
praoticnl, embracing all, the s - useful, and ornamental
ibranches essential to a finished female eddeatlpn,-v
I Privatei pin Music," Fainting, and
j wSlKttiiKltldtsrW etiwunay-be obtained- of-
I anti-tf I
j'fI’ARRIE'rT'BROWNWrLLHEOPEN
lAS- IjDBR-BOaQQL NOS,YOUNG X,ADIE3, jn the
SKiYTATI|MY ! 'HOTJSE: " '
j This place having orowdeS 1 K'ij
{days, aa to preventranttjrper9otls.FfomobaUnng nboom--
•.raodationsi Proprietor now: attedunodsw suoh.'atfd
to.tho«jwliowwii to epebtla ftW-daygior peeks' during ■
the delightful autttmsAt season, that tnoy tftU M'rtcoom
imodateu with.comfortnble JUoms; < The; fntfrttfis of -Be d
itemberandOotoberare not only the mpstpleaMtitsbason*
‘at but-aSyrd.-tho additional sport of_fine
leave WALNUT
•Btrwt Wharf at 6 o’clock in the mortting, and arrive at
ZtheilapAt-ljWo’clocktAbiedAyi-Or hyihe NorihPenn-
I augy-Sw, , ’ .L, Wa BRODEfeAt)?Fr6prietor.. J
!]||raHAY‘TfldUSß, ' K ‘
the largest and best' arranged
jis oentmjly located and is easy of access from: all the
-routes of travel. It contains all the.modern improve
] meats, and ever/ convenience' fox, the comfort and ao
ißfloms nrc vrell ,rrhhgod MhlmtrerallrTnrtifihsd.fiir
fetmlies mcl utg. trnvSlfigwiATes *, p,M Vh» Honwwill
! i»i £ .ptß..toWhw.H^l i ii^g^.„t. B - Jii) . ,
r auM»3m ,).Prdpnetorg,'
jgEA BAttfiiijfG-
HALL is now
'OF BOARDERS,and tbs gUMcrioer.Will be.bapprto
see.his mends Who ttiiy favdr him wilh their patronage
duringtho season. , •• xj.
' je26-3mr L" fc. ?.!vi ■ ■ '. THOB. 0. GARRETT,
mansion house.,-iv- t
’ 1 !•' RKADINf}' PENN’A. . ' i
•_ ~ .-• W. Proprietor.'
> .This Trell-kngwh eHafllitlttnoht, thS fAvßriW retort of
citizens shd viSirenit' nit* Jutel)' «i|:lfiri:(mo externum
repairs, am): >« now orte, O.ftßfS m»W comtnodtrtuj, plo
*x lit.anil. the reus (\ Uoteis m thn UnionvluisutifclW lo
cated at the oorner of FIFTHand PENN Streets, Head
ing.,/ Us 'Beeoramodations-are tirst-olBss; the rooms
spMioos and airjf 5 and-the table ‘ qonotantlj, supplied
‘With all the luxuries of tho season. FOrsorisl desirous
;of spending ajfetr Jrsels ih tllo ih ah aeiSez
BUSINESS CAJRMS.
iIIfARTIN ,'fc.QUA\'LE ! S i ’ •
{lf J. 6TATIONK kV, SiVjM u PAlfti v Gbous
1 -‘! 1038 WAbfftl
!^±n_J!^ BV “¥ShiiAI)BLPH I A? J
|TSA^VO«ROBERTS,*RBAii ©Statr Agent:
*. J ;. u SAHUEL C.-‘BoJikß.TSJ’Conveyakcer:
SS 6 /r E?. r . fI'JS- i'n.liberal Minna.PARMB AND COUN
TRY SKATS, la I’emUylvania/NcwJoraor,-Delaware,
Mari land, and Virginia ; ami , DWKEIiNUS 'ana;
6TOnES*w Norristown, Gerinantown, and Vhiladcl-
PailU. . > •I - > , « / r>- tt • , i .
in nll;it» branohea. Office MAIN Street, near the Dank,
•.Norrutowm and Na,433 South THIRD .Street, between
{Walnut ami Sprudo streets, Philadelphia^ ll <-tfl.liof
\ A LEX.;McKINNBy/
- .Will practise in/Wastmpreland, l Armstrong, and In
diana counties. u . ,v,. f :’ . k . « seU-tf
.i A UGU$li BEtMhNfT'' T ' ' *
SsL jn a „
Correspondents. rr , ( ,. , , ~.. . nih7-6m -
fflHB ADMIS/BXPBESS: CO,, OFFICE
> -forward*-parcels. Pack
ages, MercJiotidlwfßflSk Notes, and^peW.either by
its own Com
®anies..to »U ihfi-prAWJJte iMs and cities ofthe
tJnitedfitat**, .; <• E. fl. SANDFORD,
< aoInC-, ~: Goneral Superintendent. -
7fc|ECHANICAIj MKSRY< S.W.Corner
*• J*i 3KOA ty Aiid VlNtt $t tecta,- PHILADELPHIA.
; This e*taulj|hmont is now in successful operation, day
Anu ttWiiti nnd aft ard, respectfullylnvited to e&JI ana see
‘ihewholenrocewofbread-niaking.for themselves.
!««!»««
nave men made during that period,
i In this estabhahment, of wqiph be Jus now the man- ,
ttpment. in addition’to the'aomplete labor-saving' ms-.
> eninery, he has how uoihtie* of many kinds not hereto
fore possessed. t
t Being unrestrained in the pUfidhaae of flour, cone but
(lyerett.'unmrpaMed in nuality and weUhtby t&t made
>Wii?imlnwh*«KJV*adi made by the Mechanical
Bakery.haa not been tried, or in which it baa been tried
only at it. commencement, befor, t ie machinery area in
perfect woriung order, are reepeotfuliy.a«ked to five it
a trial now, the nndemigned belie fins it would lead to
mutual advantage. ' ' ■ JOHN o.' MOXfiV,
,m?a-tf . Saietmtefiaent
Principals.
f OUISVILLE ARTESIAN WATER.—
•*7? An analyaia, by Prof, 3. li. SMITH, eliowe one
jtalion U, contain ols'i tcrams. ns follows, viz:
OMor. Sodium.;. Snlph, Magnesia.-; 77.00 ere.
: Calcium 60 ;; lotaa|i,,,,. 3 00^.
r Magnesium... 7 “ “ Alumina a OO “
'* •« 1* ** louida 03.1 “
, Aluminium... 18 “ Btomido 4 * 0.47 “
Jhash. B'-Carh.1r0n...... o.® “
.SSs»:;::."'.:2 •* Magnesia.. am “
'• i? 0 - 1 ? I** tlj o bor'rol.' gallon, nr id boitlea, VhOlemlo and
retail, by KABSARD ft- CO.-, Abothoonrioe.- •
, : auzt-tf ~ X , y .XHIEBINHT Bt„ nor. Twolflh at.- i
■another PROOF OFTHI3WONDER
• ftALvS 1, OF TROXELL'S NEURALGIA
X& r tEi sViz^»L a^r: ir* been trended
r.Hi the n- EPspAUGIA'’ for th; iant lt years, ano
have suffered the meet excruciating, pain, cpinpellijig
■ at times to give up my baaiaeßneniireljr* leonldnot
• and sleep was a straflgertTmy eves. I suffered
4 gJEP ths ? toMnes-ptm tell, I had the advtoe and aid of
( yanousphyiriolans,and'uspaothflr'.remedieß, but nil of
: go avail. 'Having noticed your advertisement in the
applied toe ** SALVE” but onoe,andl felt immediate
t relief—asepond ;appliwtion.removed'the paiiTentirely,
• »and I now feel like a different man.. Since then I have
wffl'vB*f* not done for months,
, being obliged to sittrp all niKhtina chair.. My appetite
• hagyetarnedl andilieel grate Ihlto you' for thereitore-'
; , ,„i
-■ Co/a, N. w. comer Third and Walnut sla,, ~ apJO-.tf
FIR WESTCOTT’SCELEBRATED TAB
JLf. .QOiujrAL.'":. .V, tv- :
i Weetcott'aTarCMdja!earn CoaeiimpU6n.‘ ■-’ ■ • •
SMtoott’e Tar Cordial cure. Broneiiilis.
! WeslcotVa Tar Cordial onree Coughe and Coldn.
i Westcolt'e Tar Cordial cures Boro-Throat and Breaet.
ftttvffi *■ r -• it**? 1 ; Pnib, Ration ot the
••{•ok* $« Cordial onree Norvone Debility. ■' *
‘ ivfr*t I SS{KSS5 r S?'sHj , “re»GsnoraißebiiitT' >'
! jWealoOtt’eTttCirdlalOure. Diooaaoaor the Kidney.,
riles* 100 "* Blind r and Bleeding
Iff TarCoVdlai onree Feinaie-Weakneoe.,'- 1
Si?e r 4tW^h& r C ° rdial
; ~R-.Anti- B erof/
, iDr. E. It. WEBXXJOTT oan jje consulted on the above
digqagegtfrcfl of charge, at lus Consulting Rooms, No.
ftojn p M. tg 4f. hi; - • jjylrf-tff'
CABINET WARE.
FURNITURE and BILLIARD
?! MOORE & CAMPION,
l„dbd»d«^M!iM*fS„^,are
and have noirtinhand aioll finished with
; MOORE & CAM rION’ 8' IM I^TOV ED CUB KJONB. ft
- r which ate pronounced by all who have used thorn to be
sapenqr to all other*.
> JFor the quality, and finish ofjthett .Tslles themanu
orBt» ' -* ’• * JySiMm
rjiHE-cheapest brush ,house in
PHILADELPHIA.—Lobk’at the fol/owing list of
lo^fSteie^Krli” 11^**1^;^ 010 ® “ ieia
’1 ..AS??!' psrioaem
■' 3 : -, gkj3°t«, , v
i f '** * i "" \-J ‘
. ; i,> t - t.,No t fl, SSknots.lls, - - *. •
1 1 it. • ;■ *'j i
-J Noieliwkhoallra " ,i; ’
i mMk .«!«?»,
i Philadelphia,
‘-TA.MSJ. HAMS ! - HAMS I'. - ■ . .
* wimo ,ot
mi-11-Im* 813 and 816 MARKET Street.
XPBOARB 5 SODA.i—IOO kegS for ' bf
?y:r ..
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 0, 1859.
lOKXB,
OREAD.
MEDICINAL. -.
BROSHES.
”, i /'
■ FIRE AND LIFE-INSURANCE. “
| .X>>!-rj;
LONDON, ' GLAB
- QOW, PHILADELPHIA.
|
; ANNUAL INCOME UPWARDS OF 81,000,000.
j Polioies guarantied by the unlimited liabilities o
nearly 1,000 dhi/ifioMertV >lc’.‘ r' J . • Y r ' T i U'
■ Louies promptly adjusted and paid yithoutreferenoe
to London,by t r ' I J >• Y
i WIIililAM GETTY,
i ' (M'AQENT FOR,Tfl£ UNITED BTATBS.
i OFFICE,V PHILADELPHIA, BANK,
CHESTNUT, STREET, ABOVE FOURTH,
! : »uiLABSLrnu. -
REFERENCES;
Menn'. STUART % BROTHER, 13 Bank utrsai.
j “* , MYERs; CLAOHORK.'t CO.; 333 Market at
“• 'WM. : McKEE &'GO.,22 K B6uth Front alteet.
i “ MoOUTOHEN &' COLLINS, ft. W. ooruer
• tffont eud Netf streets!- »*■ f
. », & CO., 613 Market Bt.
; • JAm£B GRAHAM & CO. < 20 and 22LetiUast
1 JOSEPH, p,' MJTCHELIi, .Esq..; President Mechanic^'
JAMES DUNLAP, EM., President Union Bank. ■ :
jron;WILXTAM'A;pdRtER, 6©;WaUlttt street, late
, t *"*JtidiceSupreme Court.* - lyg-tuttiAstC*
[JTHE WASHINGTON
I , Fillip ANJ) MARINE
; INS RAW d E OOMP A. K
' "" FAKQOTAR BUILDINGS, 1
1 ,STREET,
1 •' - PHILADELPHIA.
IncorporatocLin VSft, utiderthe General Insurance Law
. J <rfPdim*ylv*hia» -
Authorised. ►^^.®poo,po0 t
Subeoribed dipitkl\. 200,000'
Paid up Capita 1......., . 214,800
INVESTED As ybLLOWS t *
Bond and MortgageaVfirst lidnhJL... JT 1 . $53470
Bank, Railroad, and other Stocks and Se
| euntiea.._*.—~ , £4,000
Ca*hinßank,-~~. .>j.. 6,650
..r iv . t - : $114,800
f lfiiurti bNtT Rfainit LOSSOR DAMAGE BY- FIRE
ON BUILmNGS,' MERCHANDISE,' HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, fto. Alflo,on CARGOES and FREIGHT
to and from all parts of tho world. ACd>lnland Naviga
tion and Transportation>nh favorable terms. .
: 1 : .
WM, WRIGHT. Vtee President.
H.G.‘ fJboretftry*
farcer Harding,-; ;l '■ William Ihil&y,
0.0. Duller, "William Wright*.
Henry K. Strong, - F. F. Torrey,
D.D. Jones, ’I v? ■ Jno/tTonner.
Alonzoßutler, , , ,Wm/B.Grubb,. ,
maJlSt? 6 ** ‘ ‘' X Chwlt * G ‘ W.'
T'IFE.INSURANCB, AND. COM
eo^orTS^and
Real Eilat., «6tl;T«ikea.aU contract. doMh cling on the
iTh'fr-'aot ®^xoouforti' ; Administrator,,’ Attlgiee,
,, - 7\, s
' '•DarnelL; Miller,' . firfftmel 8. Stokes,
' " Beniamin Coates,,, William Martin,
! ftichard Sr-Newbold. , Jameif B, MoFarland*
; Wi ham'P.'Hheker, ‘ - -Joseph H. Trotter,
WmiarpJf 4 Kera» < ! ' '; 4 femes Easton,
Samuel O. Hupy,-- - f Theophilue Paulding,
Charles Halloweß,.. ,•, EdmnndfA. Souder,
i ||To|^ r ' , ’ Ihlfetiao.
Wilhamßdbertson, . Jpseph'M. Thomas,
:Warner M. Roam, »>i» - > John G»Brenner, - ■
! P. 8. Miohler, Easton.
PMjg:
nretE r • fttriMk HuTty insurance
!■*- COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
FRANKLIN,BUILDINGS, No. <O3 WALNUT Street.
SURPLUS ....... w *v Mo,two
. fir;e, marine,. and, inland .insurance.
Firelnsuram#, limited and perpotuftl,onßuildiiigfland
Merchandise ofall descriptions*
hianne Innursnee, island,and Oceah, on Vessels,
Freight and Cargo to aud from all parts of the World.
; ISsgSfefcW. aul
. MUTUAL SAFETY IN
INCORPOB4r!w'BY E T& ( K i LmJsLATVKE Oh
office, »k‘£^§Mx r 4nMb V Aka walnut
' ON VEm# * m,ftM ‘ GE '
■ FrSSlm’ ' I ii)illiiatUofth. World.
„ .< v- Finland insurance - 1
On Goods, by River* Canals, Lakes, and Land Carriage
„ to aj! parts of the .Union.
S?£M
i ’ BnStores. Dweller '' ■ ,
' THE .COMPANY,
. November.!, IBW.
Per. fllorlctt Value.
?193>955.'E hila<1 ® l . , pi> i » City tv cent. l.m....sii»,hi oo
I|oW,f.nn„lvam,Stat*!Loan............ iw.iaoo
i f32»S&* £* 8, Treasury 414. V cent. Notes!... 80,113 fiO
Pennsrlvaniii Railroad 2d Mortgage ~ ,
! 820,000, W
,. IBAAA , 80nd5..., ‘ 13,00000
>slB*ooo,3oo shares stock Germantown Gas
1 Company, Intorest and principal
guarantied.by.the city.of.Phila- .
j 98fi 00,100 j&l' Pennsylvania MAitVofCd U,9XS 00
I sS t (fci), Snares North Pennsyivania Raii-
road Company.... ..i....' 880 00
: $3,680, Sundry. .Shares Philadelphia . Ice
’ 3 RoaViP<loipaiDr, llarrode Grace
; BteamaW lt ßo*t.CoihpahF, Ba
• ' vannah SteamNa\iganonCom
l^oy, sljß PhiiadelphiaExohange
3,03000
Scmdu and Mortgages, and Heal Estate, Of
-5 floe Building 71,363 35
Bills receivable for Insurances made... 3Q1.666 s 6
Balance due at retojilttia brl Ma- -
} VtyLffjpV*"'MccMr:flwtUd-aM other v
d?ble flue line C0mpany....,,61,288 1
Scrip and stoofc or sundry Insurance Compa- '
_nios.' •' ‘ ■
Cash on iiepotit in-B&nk>\ Jl
iWJtfebiaits.
i, James C. Hand*
;' Theoplnlua Paulding*
I James Traquain
? william Rrre, Jt*»
L^rki..
Jatoea B. M'Fwla»a,
Thomas C. Hand,
Robert Burton,
, John B. Semple, Pittsb'g,
D.T.Morgan, 44
•fltflre. tnhSMtf
William Martini
'Joseph Ht&eal,
Edmund A. Bonder*
John C, Davis, i .
, John -R. Penrose,
George G. Leiper,
KcWA r dDarltnstot|»
.Hugh cVaiK( i 1 %
, Spencer.MMlvaine,
, Charles Kelly,
;H. Jones Brooke,
1 Jacob P. Jones* .
1 WILLI Ai
THOS f*
'HENRY LYLBI/RN, Seo!
Fame insurance company, n O .
<H.CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.' .
STATE OF
; CONFINED TO FIREAND INLAND RISKS.
J DIKKCTORB!
Samukl Wuioiit of Wright, Bros., & Co.
William W. Waltkeb, William Ryan A Co.
gHASUIS RtcnAw>soir,. j, GaHowo ft ct). .
Gbobob A. Wbst JM|, Folios, il.lord.
tB« c L»v Liwraco**.- Xippmoott, Ranter, & Soott,
icob W. Stout.. ...... Chaffees, Stout, & Co.
b*ey Lswis, Jr Louris, Bros., lc Co;
avid 8.8ibbbv....... Bavi* ft jjirner.
Rosenheim, Brooks, k Co.
;KS#.S»::-y ft!yfe&Sfc.-
TaoMi ‘
Vi ° a p jga
INSURANCE COMPANY OP THE
BTATEOF PENNSyI/VANIA-FlRB' AND MA
fiiaf INSURANOB-No, 4 EXCHANGEBUiLD-
Januarr 1,
./All invested in sound and availahie seourities-oon
■feSllSXerk^p&fU‘rXn“i^W'Sbwk"
iSlraspn-Toby. Samuel Grant, Jr.,
tew*-. •’
ti..ft -im i-' Qaonro O, CarmiW. • ■ -
rtmiiAM BHKRRBRD, President
VyTLLIAm HABPKR. floarotAfy. jo 9-wirn tf
The < Robert morris fire insu-
RANCE COMPANY
. _ „OF PHILADELPHIA*
ts£s&»«
'- Ml? I>»iioy «li»ll noi bo invalidated, 0 r in nhr vise
eaourityto
ft®iOT»rdra3KiiSS:
j gf 0
• - a ta^sr 6 *-
fffite' -' * M“v?n?.’rvo,r, •
ptelh» w |S«»
t
B
, OWAttD JIRE AND MARINE XNSU
X’’ — 4law -Ai'NUT.filt6el,
Th"». t.' jLtfdiri,''" DIRE °|?m. S A [ i/OOotl f "’• ;! '
JohnO.Jame®* - H.'H.Shillingford, '
Marten. -|i.W D r :
John Garrison* . . froio Myar, -7 *
i £• E. 8. Wanje.- V *' :
- Prasidont-THOMAS L. LUpRRB.
gWre t»rr-OHMT.^fe rS ' WABj?E -., 0 i,
.J WESTERN INSURANCE AND
(Corapany’ftilUildinG,) \
; ASSETS OF OVER
party .worth double the amount.
° WSiS
■ S” 1 * !
r . ;i i rlpte h , o^.n.
' . CtmrTe'sHfK er *',
Paoiel L. Collier* -* * ■ ■ Jonathan Ji BlcJoum.
JAMES WRlGhJ^'‘
m s uisi I go4iaaggasteaafatwM
O.MINED SU(4AR,-^soo.barrels anou
grades. MO Mila anlsjimi, siflmi end powdsrsil
forsaW.br ; . JAMBS.ORAHaSi & co,i
V‘v ' ■ ■ ■ -.■ :■ 1 I.ETITU Street.
SjIPTS. ’ TO&PENTME.—ISO bbls Spts
TurpfcntlnednitoVe&ftd for tata by ’ * ‘
’ '^WOMfIiMK
——
; fSmfwnnm l T ap blp h i a
ia#»WSiai
cnint;,. connecting at Harrißburg tt th.tmifla ruirniig to
M " DAII ' Y ’ for FOTTSVILLE and
aplB W. Hi McILHEWNV, Seor.tarr.
NORTII PENNSYL.
vanta railroad.
„ -. "SummSK"arrangement.-
> F9riPETHf.EHEM,"DOyLESTOWN, ! EASTON
ladalrtn]a,DAlLY,<Sunda;.exoeJ)ted:) :
For Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauoll Clmrilt, Wilk.e
barro.Haielton, Sq.,(JJktireM,)at!)Ao A. M.
Forßethlehoto,lExprew,)ar4P*Wh “ ,
t ForDoylestosm, (Accommodation,) atB.lsA.M.and
6P. M. ,.> t ‘ : f :
For Fort Waahington, (Accommodation,) at 2.U P. M.
s Leave Doylestowu, (Aooommodaticn,) at 6AO A. HI.
and 4P. M. j,< j«; . - • , f ~ .r 1
'Loavo Fort Washington, (Accommodation,) at 6 AO A.
.an .?0P, 2 f ON I guNBAYB . *
. .
Fare to Betlilehem, slJ6i to Mauch Chunk. S2.CO; to
Easton, V to Doylestown, 80 cents 5 to Wilkcutarre,
Second and Thiro-streeUi POuehgor Railroads.
> iPassengMS forWilkeslWrrSjWM 0.35 A. «L Train,' and
arrive in Witkcqbarre ot7 P, M. - . .... .
•mrl6 f " ELLI 6 CLAfek, Agent.
1 , NOTICE.—CHESTER
wTliMfwN an'p’iW-'
iTERMEDIATE STATtONS.-Oii and after let Jannar.,'
;IB6», the Paaaongor Train. li)r DOWNINGTOWN, will
‘start from the Passenger Depot of .the Philadelphia and
:Reading Railroad : Company, corner or BROAD and
'VINE Streets. ... 1
TRAIN for Downingtown, leaves at 7.20
' AFTERNOON TRAIN for Downinstown, leaves at
4.45 fiM. ,
DAiLY (Sundays eiobiieht) ' '-,0
■ Br order of the Board of Managers of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company.
, d3O - W. Hi MoILHENNY, Secretary.
, EXCURSION TICKETS. '
Exouraion TioketJi to the following places will be is
(raedftt the Depot. Broad and Vine streets, on the SA
TURDAY, week, to fttiSfl dil ufe.MONDA
.foflowing, yi^:
To Reading and ba0k.r...25
Fottstown , j go
Phttmxville do. 110
•Lebanon 'do. 1 sm
' Pottsville - do. '*.' 375 '
By order of the Board. ,
au6-lm ■ W. H. McILHENNY, Becretory.
QREEN AND COATES,
, FOUIIIH .AND. EIGHTH STREET, i‘
T I O K E T S.
’ TWENTY-FrVE FOH, ONE DOLLAR. . "
FOR SALE ATi THE FOLLOWING AGENCIES:'
C. E. .Drljgcifit,’corner of Third
NUGENE SHOENING .Dmggißt?cm&f Fourth
.WILLIAM H. PILE... JJ. ofPiwsy-'
.jink,andCathflrlfle#ts*
•ROBERT KILDUFF....... -Druggist, corner, of ; Sixth
JOS. CRAP BAKER— I *..
, __ _ andCarpentersw.-V ---
A. M. BURDEN..—.. Drugeiat.corner.of Eighth.
FBANCIB EERMAJf:,..... ,D?S?i;M c Ninth
ROBBRt Ton'th
■NATHANIEL lUitbk^.. cf ElVvoiith
LAURENT &MARON ConfocWorfer. of Sixth
.• 1 <andArohsts.• '
J. Sc G. COOKE—. - —Dnjggist, corner of Eighth
G.p* UOYfER- ~°* B ‘ x * h
A;E. GRIFFITH.-^-.. ofSecond
GUSTAVUSMANNELi.... .DrargStfMr?if Eleventh
j and Buttonwood sto. (and
EDWARD PARRISH,.—•* Druggist, corner of Eighth
D, L. STACKHOUSE....... J) nig gist? ce rne rof Eighth
'GERMANTOWN ,t NOR- an ‘‘ <,re6 “ ,tE '
JUSTOWN DEr OT. .Corner of Ninth and Green
officed(iHStibMl’A^ir.kSfs^iiiiiiilSi, ... : "
lßECElVEß>SOFFifiki.'..'i!urmonnL . au^-tf,-.
jSSPECIAL. NQTtCE- m, Good
.Fatenf - Vulcanized ' Rubber 'Suspenders,
gßraids. Webs, and all other fabrics and artiolos inftde
by combining fibrous, substances with tareads'or sheets
01 valcanisea rubber, are notified that unless'the same'
.are properly stamped or labelled with my name, and by
iny.authonty, they cannot be legally- disposed of in the
. United States. Merchants and dealers are invited to ex
amine specimens now in store, and to give their orders
T-ttoftto the nndersigngS, EXCLUSIVE
embrace ell the, rtrihiilwreVoTOrS liSnfliholufbd or iin
‘*A TO MAkuFAfc'iljßfe end. SELL
atTNo. 28°C OIJRTL sbS:fef" lioati ° n 10 m 8
nM-lr , .. ’ HORACE H. DAY;
jlVOTlOE.—Persons having busitiess with
f r ’„ the FLOUR INSPECTOR ' vrUl call at No. U
VINE Street, between the houra of B o’plook and 3
•P. M„ where Uiervnll find the Ineticotor or hi. Dopntr,
F.M.HIESTER. D.M. LAiJMAIf,
■ 1017 ' 1 i , ‘ Flour Inspector.
DEPARTMENT OP PUBLIC HIGH
nr rif&fs, oil B : w ' ibt,l,,r ® f WEStN tit and
i ’ „ Piiii.AijE|.piiiA t XtUnai 3). 1^35,
Notice to Coxtbactoßs.—Seated Proposals viU be
received by the undersigned, at the office, until 13
o’clock Mr September 12,1850, lor the constructionoflho
following Cnlverta* ~ .
One on the linA-bfWHaripnvetreeL, bo tween Fifth and
Sixth streetsj ,to feelo| Brick, iTftet io diftmeter,
One on the line of Sansom street, be(weefl Twentieth
and Twenty-fourth stmts, to be of Buck, 8 feet in dia
meter,
Ctae on the lino of Eighth streot, between Coates street
and a poujt »J 0 feed north of Brown street, to be of Driok,
23 inches ii) dmmqtor*.. .
And all bidder*are- invited to be present at the open
ing of Proposal* offered on safd day, at 4 o’clock P.mT 1
Specifications maybe obtained at the Dopaximentol
Surveys. . . - ■ , JOSEPH SHANTZ. ’
anao-taeM, C 5 | |li|hwajre.
COPAnTNKRSIiIPS.
rrilE COPAR'fNiliiSffi heretofore ex
tains between the subscribers is t)us flay, dissolved
by mutual consent. The business, of tue be
July let, 1359*
’ JOSEPHB. HANSON will continue the Tobacco Com*
mission business, and Agenoy Tor the sale of Sombrero
Guano, as heretofore, .
No. 105 North WATER Street,-
and No. 103 NortJi.BKLAWARE Avenue* -
GEORGE iidLlM,
•1* Hotlh fotTER Street
NORWOOD PENROSE,
•I* rtotlh DfiLAIY/RE Aveune. •
3220 00
42,067 gQ
$6&8M70
NORWOOD PKNROSE (la to of the firm of Joseph li.
Hanson & Oo.) i» this d.iMsooiatod with GEORGE
BOLDIN, under the stylo end firm of BOLDIN A PEN
ROSE, for'the purpoeo of oonduoting a Tobacco. Oil,
and General Coramlrtioit Bittidhlih,
Jnlyl.ldw. . ■ . " jji-tf
TVOTICE IS HEREBY, GIVEN, that the
■t A firm of WARNICK, CHADWICK, & BRO. I> thie
dafdieeolved, Tho Heater, Range, nnd Stove tnuineaa
vnll be continued under the nsmo of CHADWICK A.
BRO., at the Northeftat corner of SECOND and RACE
Streeta. ■ JOHN K. CHADWICK. •
nun. a., V T , „ FK-ANCiS A. CHADWICK.
Philadelphia, July 11, 1659. ; _ - jyia-tf
S^^fruNo8 EAT IMpS °y jEaiENT IN
_ SCHOMACKEH k CO.,
1021 CHESTNUT Strcot. respectfully ijivite the mimic*
loving public to call nnd oxoraiueitbeir new and sue*
t Having converted the, aim Action df
the Grand Piano into that or a Square Instrument,
avoiding all the objections generally mado to tho style of
Grand Piano, also diminishing the cost of tho same.
In volume, purity of tone* great power. bnlliapoy, full
ness, de«tn, and eveimoss ofjouob, with exquisite deli
cacy and nweetnoes, those , , ,
SUPERIOR AND BK4EMPULLYr!FINISHED IN
. .. BaRUiuENTS
are wholly unequalled. They have received the highest
encomiums, and ore pronounced by critics to be far su
perior to ouy instruments ever manufactured in thia
country.
First Premium!., at all oxMbttionn ever exhibited, m
pluding the Priao Medal from the Ctyatat.Palaco Exlii.
bitlon. Now York. 1853.' ’• ■/ i( sol*tf ;
gSara; OHIOKERING & SONS,
HJI I' , MAKIiVACTURBHS OP
GRAND. WMfoAlifgUl’W'lllT
' . WAREROOMS 8W CHESTNUT STREET.
9PBlffiiWil.W! o lSA'Jlfa i J»¥lS!£.®r our beautiful
S S A Sg first-class MEDias. r
£sSjjM3 RAVEN, BACON, & Co.’s,
n I Tf > Nunns * Clark's, Hallett, Davie, & Co.’s,
and A.H. Gate A; CoJa superior PIANOS. Also, Ala-
KRwF.ix. s <! nim * J un r lv ?! ll, 4 MBLODEONS and HAft
fdONIUMS, so desirable for Ohurohes and Lecture'
»?• Pianoß anil Melodeona to Ront.
imyit-i, "" SEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
I^ARD.—MAREUIIi-SUR-AY (CHAM
TAGNE>, JANjUARYM, 1859.—1 n consequence oi
the frequent invitations reoeived by.mo to renow the
shipments of my Champagne Wines to the United States,
I<beg leave hereby (o inform myformor customers ana
SntfiTwvw Messrs, F.C.
’ANQHER,Jk CO.* Solo Agents m the
U m w\ Btotos, for tho sale of my Champagne Wines.
fStflS s»nYf* a lon * ttnd fav °rably known In
unnecessary to comment on
bti^l I i I CABm?T 8 ' A H^ilvnlp? , l® AC^Ali VnbfES,
aj^frtm- 1 f ; c - «^EVs^tew & Y a:
I^iLABET. —100 cases Barton & Questier’s
a »T B t‘ Ml™/* # OO d <>' 8b Kstepho; 300 do. Washing:
St A Jq iO ?4 J oodo. do. Tslonoe, pints jio do.
Chateau. La Rosej ,6o do. do. Loovilie; Bcotoh Ale, in
and glass; * oungor’s, Harvey’s,Valklrk Brown
Stout and London Porter, in store and/or sale by
&QS A. MERINO. 140 South FRONT Street.
.BRANDY.—IO bbls. pure Con
vy neotioutCidor Brandy. „ Also Sbbls. do old extra
quality, on consignment and forsalo by.
- ~.Wn i , O.C.SADLER &.CO., '
au*u___ ARCH Street, second door tUxtve Frost. •
T|RILBS. AND, SHEETINGS FOR EX
jLr PORT. 1 ''
UpPSISv.;
IVpiVV Nos. 1& 2 MACKEREL—A small
LU n aK'lXr r Mtej® eB ' hm,inKfrom ' teamar
' • WM. J. TAYLOR & CO.'.
gaa 138 SOUTH WHARVES.
COFFEE. —600 bags low-priced Rio. 100
. Bags prims Laguayra, for Bala br
JAMES GRAIIAM & CO.,
anal LETITIA Street.
CUGAR-lIOUSE MOLASSES.—ISO hhds.
K 7 tiorcoa’ami barrels, for sale by
' JAMES GRAHAM A. CO.,
i M* o i I.KTITfA Street.
BAY RUSI.—6 puncheons very superior
Bay R urn. in stereAnd for salo by
!»!» A. jtnUtlNO. HU Smith FRONT Rtroet
PITCH —250 ,bhls. City made Pitch, in
store and for cate by' i
ROWLEY, ASHBURNERJt COy
a«Bi • . ' JO. SOUTH WHARVES,
: NOTICES. .
PIANOS.'
.ROAD lines.
PXJPi
_ _
, iffi w II mi ■nri WEST CHES
j QiieWa afle't iM&li , l^fthetofiuvrill,l«iv« PW
iQildat2^6and 5.45 P. M< lit , ',,.<*4.
>P. M>• J . 1 ’■ - , • - ■ *." .M ~ •• i' •**■ *_
■ON SUNDAYS—Leave Philadelphia at 8 A. M., end J
1. Si. Leave \Yeet Cheater at 7AO AiM., end SP. M.
m.,.. .. >-•■ SEnAy WOOD, •;. ,
j mggo-tf , j .-Q*»gral Baponntgpdent. *
fETxm rwlaiMl CHAHttK OK iIOITRR,
| PABHijNfiCii^wuiNa'*Li!Avsi < !pMr j A , ii^w f iiu, :
11WP atB.IS A. H.» 12ndoaT(Eiprcs«,) ; 8nd
- M pjor titter at 9M A. M., If ndoiL f * fctf* ti-WP. M.
! £ or *t&fiA. fib,H.IOP,M.
' ?,°. r IWxPmw ftt&W A. M4* and 4 F.Jtt;
, For Middletown sts.l6 A.M.. atfff* F.M, ■
! -PorD6WatB.MA.M»7attdlP;M.
I For Seafora at 8.15 A, M, -
5 For Milford atiP.M.'
J*'" FOR PHILADELPHIA
j ,Leave Baltimoreat o3o A. M.» (ExpressJfrM A.M.,
and 6.2 a P. M/ , 4 : • - 1 ,
j 'Leave Wilmington atff.66 A. M. and 9JO A. M., 1.10 and
,8.40 p. M. ,- , -
’ Leave New Castle at 8.45 A. M., and 8 P, M.
Leav? Middletpwnat 7.W £• M. and cio P. M.
- Leave povefaft 6.60 A. M.« and 5,40 P, M.
Leave Milford at 6.50 A; M.
Leave Seaford ataju F.M. -
Leave Chester at 7.44,9A0 A. M., 1.45 and 9,16 P. M.
1 Leave Baltimore for Baaford and Delaware Railroad
at 6AOA. M. . . 5 - 1 '
: , TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
i Leave Chester at 8.45 A. M., 19.28 and 11.40 P. M. _
; Leave Wiltoirigtoa at9AO A. M. t 1246 T.M., and 12.20
,A, M. , , .
• ■ ' ' SUNDAYS ' ' •
, ' Only at 11.16 P. M.tfronr Philadelphia to Baltimore.
• _ .TWI raiiitt‘PHOfrti-1 i 1 '
Imm at * « P tBr rMrtttU aUS ittmtMSiaie_
; placM at or interttefliat*'
: Xaavo Havre.aferQjaeß for Baltimore and intermediate'
‘Placpant 6.40 A. M; ' • -- r
'places St D s*iop 0 a!/ orHa ''”' a<l ' Cj!l44 ‘‘ <,<inle ' MelSiß,t *'
j pIS» V 2t^is¥ n f{i ,tl for Philst,Bl ' ,lli * and intormidiato,
M ‘ ' 8. St. FEL’l’ON.l’re.id.nt,
ISS wngg—o CAMDEN AND ATa
! ’ ,v . iL f t>A ®‘
iMaifTrain... J.it .7,J0 a.M.‘
; K.ypyqgft *• ~,„ .i.mii.,l. 4 A M*
Stopping at all Stations, going* and returning " V * ,
LEAVES ATLANTfCOITY.
Express Train A A. M.’
Mail, .. V 1 .~~..4P.M/
TRAIN. *
lie&ves,Vine-street at., ■',„.„--„-, T .y.M;
- Returning,' leaves Atlantic at, .* JU ™*AP, In. *
Fare U> AtlaMio,.'.... ... 4 tu . fieo
.Round Trif J Ti«ete.,ggodA»rtvo daya.-,..*......53 60
, Freight must JP. M,
- The Company will noi iSkreßjToauMpjbr any goodsua
or Wit F/eigfit Agent at
the iiOUitf /is .** * . ’,l*
»I-im ■ ■ ' JOHN O Atmit .
fSSI dia—mri NOTICE TP RmPPERS
are
on rl-
K;;LookHav*D, ' . Eewisbcrg,
i . Wayne,, . , , ■ Northumberland, •
; Jersey Shore, Sunburn .
! kiKdgji.; . . Treverton Intersection, ,
* . * Geoiget/rwn, - 1
I WilbaihlpOft, , MiUeraUrwn, .
; ' ’ A]^ g |aolVor JlnStlim.
rS!l!S§aS’ P®Wt«oh HAHOVER ■
paeM»^iawaßßig
' SSi&mMtim ,Am
EIMIB/URAtIiIiSAJLiNE-i
Q.UJGRLBT. ; RQ UTE toJElxniraiWUkeabarra. Buffalo,
Cni6«tJ,\Kwk Island, Jfiwrara: Fails; Milwaukee, Bur-.
Lottie PauP«, Detroit, Runneth, and SL
and 8L Louis. , i r * ' , ,
‘The W 0 A. Mi and-AM P. M. trains run through to
stopping at all Stations oi.the LibbaatiiL
' A,hi, traini’ebnneots at Rupertjfor<Wlites-,
Scranton, and all stations on the LACK-
BL.OOMStURG RAILROAD,
B to Elmira, Buffalo, and-Suspension
J erD ®Moifoii r ßxrjtKMf'REii;JiT,fiU<f ; t
Leaver the Depot, Broad street, below .Vine, daily, (Sun
goitt^ftiesamp daf. ; uB < ,
- For further information, aeplj at Ai„
' Freight Depot, uftOAD, bsldw Vme,
' CHAS. S. TAJPPEK. Qeneral AgonlJ
' ooraor BlXTllind crfEST-Nl^.aj.,
! fg~ 4 omamn PHILADELPHIA. GER.
fflß ® E3SSSB&' mANtow and ndrris-
E ißi7,
; Leave i, i, $, i}£, and
r. M. . ... - • i«- -
, Leave GermantownB.lo min. A, M.,1.10 min.,’ 4, CM,
andO>jP. M. : -- :
. _ CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD. '
Leave Philadelphia 0,6,11 A. M., 3,5 X, 4,6 M, 6,9,
U &ftv?6he4tfltttHi!i7.io, I 9.40, U«*A. M.,
12.49,3.«, tWS, 7.XCBM •
: afid «£P. At.
; Leave Cnemat Bill /JO A. M., 0,16, atidAM
P ’ for coNSti6H6CKM r -
: Leave Philadelphia 6, IuAo, rtin’.,‘llK A. M.V
4k, ». 7«,
Leave Philadelphia^il^fSSll 1 *4 P. A.
■ Leave Norristown 7A. M.. 1 and 6P. M.
: „ FORMANAYUNK.
Leave Philadelphia 8, mm., 8.05 min., 9Mt 16 06
ming M., 1416 min., 2.06 nun., 546 nun,, 4K, 6M,
&¥,9«, 10X, 11M A.M., IM,
3.05 mini, 4,6,6M18,9.QS min. P. M. "
LeAvfe PHi!adclfihia9 If, Mi, afjp’lff.
: ave
. my 7 . DEPOT, NlfiDß and, GREEN Streets.
fpili OSKTEAL
1859. g|S|£ 1659.
THE CAPACITY OF- THIS-ROAD 18 EQUAL TO
TIIREE J TIIrIhTCHIDABBENGKR'TRAINB .
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA-.AND PITTBBUHG..
Connecting direot at Philadelphia with ThrongnTrains
from Boston, New York, and ail points East, and at tho
Cuipn Dgtot at'Pitteburg with f hroughTjrama for Cm
onwiitSb MBIJ, .plavdjand, Chieagii, Jfilibiigtoii, St.
ky, Michlgaii, Hafigas,
ana Nebraska—thus furnishing facilities tor 2nd tfrffts
portation of Passengers unsurpassed for speed and com
fort by.any other route.., ‘ ' s : -
I Express, ajid Fast Lines run through to Pittsburg,
Sleeping. Oars to ■MptbSa Ofia F»4i-Train*.. The
EXPREBS RUNS DAILY< Mail audFMt
daysoxoepted.
• Mail Traiuleavee Philadelphia at 7.15 A. M,
Fast Line . “ . . 11.50 A. M.
Express Tram leaves ** _ 10A0 P. M.
WAY TRAINS LEAVE A 8 FOLLOWS:
, Parkesburg Accommodation's!; 11 A. M.
, SiatrißbUTg A.ocommqdati6h, via Columbia, P.M.
Columbia . jf* j-. A3OP.M.
’Passengers for West
Parkesburg, and Lancaster Trains, atthd Petinaylvanm
Railroad Passenger Station. fti , _ ,
' Passengers for Bunbury, Williamsport, Elmira,' Bnfla
lo, Niagara Falls, Aud mtermediato polnts,leaving Phila
delphia at 7.16 A. M., and 2 P. M., go directly through.’
< Tickets Westward may be obtained at the office of the
Companjrin Fhiladelphiai New .York, Boston, or Bal
timore; and Tickets Eastward at any of the important
Railroad Offices ijithe Weit r also cm,board any of the
regul&r Liflo Bf St3(ubafl on thb ffiitnMippi m- Ohio
1 Fare always aa low as any olher Route.
I The completion of the Western connections of the
Pennsylvania Railroad to Chioagp.tnßke thisthe
DIREOT LINE BETWEEN rafe EAST *ND THE
. GREAT NORTHWEST. , j 1
The connection'of (rooks by the Railroad Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding all dTajage or ferriage of Freight,
together.with the saving of time, are advantages readily,
appreciated by SlitgjiersOf Freight and the Travelling
! freights WEs'i’WAiii. .
By this Route .Freights of all descriptions‘oan be for-
Wafded from Philadelphia, New York. Boston, or Boiti
gore, to any poiut on tho Railroads of Ohio, Kentucky.
tliana, Illinois, Wisoonsm, lowa, orjdissouri, by Raii
road direct. - 1 • '
i The Pennsylvania Railroad also connects at Pittsburg
with Steamers, by whioh Goods can be'forwarded to any.
port on the Ohio, Muskingum, .Kentucky, Tennessee,,
Cumberland, Illtnols, MissFssippi, Wisconsin. Misouri,
Kansas, Arkansas, and Red Rivers; and at Cleveland,
Sandusky, and Chicago, with Steamers to all ports on the
Northwestern Lakes.
1 J&icphants and Shippers entrusting the transportation
ortheir Freight to this Company, can rely with confi
aTHE°JlATHo? to ouy point in the West
by the Pennsylvania Railroad are at all times as favora
ble as are changed by other Railroad Companies. ' -
,03* Be particular to mark packages “ via.Penno. RaiL
i Merchants in thß'West otdbfihg goods from the East,
willdc well to direct thetn.tope Shipped by this Route.'
] For Freight Cdntraots Or Shipping Directions, apply
to, or address either of the following Agents of the Com-’
panyt ,
■ . , _ D. A. BTEWART. Pittsburg:
Doyle k Co.,Stoubcnvlil« t O.; H.B.Pierce k Co., Zanes
yilfe, O.; J, J, Johnston, Ripley. O.: R. MoNoely, Mays
ville, Ky.; Ormsby k Cropper, Portsmouth, O.; Paddock
k Cp., Jedersonville, Indiana; H. W. Brown k Co.,
Cincinnati. O.: Atherp & Hibbert, Cincinnati, O.: R. O.
Meldnim, Madison, Ind.; William Bingham, Louisville,
Ky.; P. G. O’Riley fe Co., Evansville, N. W. Gra
ham k Co. I .Cairo, lU.LK, F. Bass, 8L Louis, Mo.; John
H. Harris, NashviUe,Ten£i.: Harris & Hunt, Memphis,
Term.; Clarke k Co., Ch caso.UU; W. H.H. Koonts.
: Alton, lUd Murphy 3c Wallo, Dubuque, 111.: or to Freight
Agents of Railroads at different points in the .West*.
1 Parties attending, to thelr own shipments-from the
East, will find it tolheir intoreat to cail cm the Agentsof
tho. Company, at the following-places before shipping;
or letters addressed to either of them on thesubjeatof
1 ‘ ;
MAGRAW. &KOONB, SO.North streot. Baltimore
LEECH,& CO., 2 Astor House, or IH. William st.,N.Y.
LEECH 3c CO., M Kilbyjstreet. Boston. , *
: ■
! . THOS. A. SCOW, Qen’lBup f f, Altoona, Po.
1859. iiP® 1859
; DELPHIA AND TRENTON RAXLRpADCW
~i XROMWALNtJT-STRKBTWHIRP, '
Will leave aa follows, viz: •- parbs.
At 6A. Ms, via Cftmdpn and Amboy, Cam. A Am. .
I Accommodation is 25
At 6 A. M., via Camden and Jorsey City, (New
Jersey iAcqommndation 225
At UA. ltf., hj Stcatnfwit*via i’kcony anA Jersey
..Pi I *’ Morning Exprqs* sOO
At 2P. M. f viaCamdea and Amboy, C. k A, Ex
press. .• 300
At 3i» P* M., by qtedruboat, < via Tacony and Jer
soy City, Evening Expre55.................... 3 00
At3ht F. M.« by Steamboat, via Tacony and Jer
. w Olasa Tioket. _ 2 25
At 6 P.M., via Camden and Jersey City Evening
' Mail 3 00
At 11P. M., via. Camden and Jersey City, Night
Mai 1........ - 2 26
At2&p.MjViaCamdOnandAmboy,Accomodation, • '
(Freight and Passengor—lst Class Ticket. 225
, 2d Class Ticket 1 CO
At 5 F. M., via Camden and Amlioyi Accommodation,
(Froight and Passenger)—lst Class Tioket. 225
" ■ 2d Class Tioket 1 75 (
The 37. M f Mail Line runs daily. The 11 Night Mail;
Saturdays excepted. _ <•
For Easton, Flemmgton, &0., at 3 A.M.,
Gap. Stroudsburg. Scranton,
Montrose, Great Bend, Ac., at 8 A. M., via Delaware,
LUokawnnna, and Western RanroaU, . .• ;
- ForFreeliOld, at 6 A.M. and 2 P.M.- -----
For Mount Holly, at 8 and 9 A. AL, and 2%, 4 and 6
P - M - ; WAY LINES
For Bristol, Trenton, &o, at 3h(and iX P. M„ from
Walnut-street wharf. _ -
A For Palmyra* Delanoo, Beverly, Burlington, Bordeh*
toVm* &0., at l and P. M. _ »• - •
: Steamboat John NeiUmn, for Tacony at 11 A.Muand
fof Bordentown and intermediate places at 3k; P. M
StoamboatTrenton, for Taeony nt SK AJ M.,and for
Bristol, Burlington, and intermediate' places; at l 2 M.
and ot’iP< M. ’* 1 '*
«« r pSWMba^
responsibilitylbr bhggagh tn olio dollar seVpoind, and
ffSSiSJSSSA'JW. “"-o"? 1 »ei««a SIQO, oio.pt
June!, •' , ' WM. H. GATZMER, Agent. ’
SALES BY AUCTION.
exft^i^^£ik^ t-
de' wip oad4i» do Ljcm...
’•* vesduf.MaSSv?te riche. tf * 1 '
cadrilfe and CfiifW ,gtmU do aofo.‘. -■ '
(l Barrecoulyr • :*
** r(ch Matalesaepoiri r [
110,1 e R?Cj! BONNET RIBBONS. '
= r--
75pioiMnMfiS&.
»tots ,iik •*»«,<^■ i, V : .
SALI! OP 'gipKß? RffiK^A^^TH®ITEBDAY)
- - . .I'. .AT IOiO’CLOCK. r-• • 1 -
A CARD,—The sHiesor French lriGcmnrneiftJO
this (Tuesday) morning, SepL O, at loo'clock, hr tfiCta *'
logua. on six mouths' credit, cOTOsriimg about w 6 lots,
to which tJie attention of tha tradjs-le raqiiestod.''i
- NOTICE--TO RETAILERS.—IncIuded ifl sale.-thilf
mdrrtiffgrWilFhe-foUnd—: . - ‘ ■ "
10U lota neiir Style rancr dress silks. •* -...•
i-70 -- h6tffi#tandtrimmmg ribbons. ‘
■Li O * ... , bonnet VCJtsta anu bonnet stuffs.
.000ncmtiUaaand cloaks; -
000 dozen Imep oambrip liandjtejcbiew.' -■ t <;; •
100 “ rich chenille scarfs. :r
300 , ** Pari skid gloves, '' ' "■
10-4, 11-4, and 12-4 linen sheetings.- ,
“ velvet vestmga, sewing silks, Ac., &e.
H 800TT, Jr:, ADOTIONEER. No. 409
i n VOn Wednesday Mormnt,
Sept/ 7th> hr eetalogaei on a credit, commencing,
at 10 o’pfock. -irill be sold an assortment of the above
goods for.fall safes. . ...
Intiuded in feie found, * • -' : '
% New fall sltyJeV Paris raedfevrotk sets, collars, sfeeves,
kc - ;i,m • .
. Also, ladies* rich, fall Arles rioDCWs,
Rmgek,
. Fallstylesvilvetand ohpnlUeFarjs artificial flowers,'
bands, roses.aiiaiiaW.^
Also, an Invoice m newt etfUft' Prerioft aferikoff atfd
guipure lace veils. » . - ..
JEWELRY.
Also, an invoice of cameo, painted, mosaic, and fdtict
jewelry, in sets and single pieces.' 1
• Catalogues and eamptes early on the morning of
pHILip FORD, AUCTIONEER. No. 530'
?*nd bojs 1 ‘H*T»,-Bfift?4, r«lfenr, mor,t«,' fto.i lMi„’
|HV«dss;-#eII^WWIS tftfjl«eWfiO«-df ItaL
i "soo'CASES BCOTOH GlNGifArt IfSTBREttAS,
sale will be found- samples-of 700-
Bootoh gmgham .-mnbre.Uastaasorted sizes.-« }) • i'i
;.KZ^r 11 “' witk oata^ o .*™ .
' SHIPPXK^V
THE’BRITISH AND’ NORTH
royad liaxi. st^aM-.:
ABlA.,Capt.B.G.Xidtt; | son.> *s,%_ -
iAFRIQA;I§pL Shannon,.' j EUROFA, Capt. J| Klioh.
CANADA,Copt.LaSg, | •. - - v - •
• These vessels oorry a clear white light, at mast-head;
Sar ward mW - ; red on port how. , - - .
[udkine, leaves N.York, Wednesday, Aug. 17.
s***» *« Barton, Wednesday, Aug. *4.;
jtho value thereof JPor freleht Or pas
ttar'’ ■
jgftb, FOR THE CHAKtE
SISH9&TON AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS* '
r r- >
, Heavy Freight at an average of pifzsxr per oent, be
lol9W4WYorlgMamrt^g%^^^•
! Th*^B(]liaufca^#RSwbNMTATE,Cap
si&y w ‘i£- ur ,f
.
Th» U-B. STATE OR (JIioBOJA,
Captaiajfnin JiiSamffiwillsailoit Saturday, Septemndt
10. atm o'clock A^ld/' 1 - ; •’
’ Thrbngh in 68 to »honrr, cfcly 4fctfodrir at Sea.
days ohanged from every 6starnVCd every
five dors. Goods received, and Buis of Lafilffg dfgffed
everyodar.’■ • <y- • •,- .> 1 ■
■TI« splendid first-olass side-wheel Steamships KEY
STONE STATE and STATE OF GEORGIA now run fis
above evgft tdn days, thus forming a five-day l oommu
a&a Savanfiah, and the Soul
1 At • (UM theee.Bhipe oon
neot with.steame/s Wf fntffhßtbS Wflri t S fSilroads, Ao.,
for all places in the r. •_
'sjgjswjk.
than by sathug vcfwNl, the premium bhisg- one-bau the;
rate, - - ...
■ N. B.—lnsurance on aR Railroad FfUgiK ;g entirely
ouneoeesary, farther than Charleston orßaVdffsah/the
.Railroad tofa^yajinitofr^mt^sepojntl.
Fare by this route as to*} per oent. cheaper than by
tbs Inland Route, as will be seen by the sche
dule. ThrttKh tickets from -PWladelphia via Cnarles
tpu add SyShhah MdalhTOiw, INCLUDING MEALS on
SlOSag , W 4,# ‘ i,uk *■««' MdBav “-
To jjj| BSM
AffiSfe.;,§», Atour;"'^.!;:■»».
COT&mOM_~»., 23W w»-
M» „* 5106,
Montgomery.... Sen Motiwomery.',.^—3B 00
. Mobile.... j 55 00 - Mflßw. v r..i;i.;.... >45 90
New Orleans... 3976 New 0r16gf1&........ 6100
No hills of lading signed after the ship bassaited. . .
For freight or passage apply on board, at secondwSsn
above Vine street, or to - *-• '
ALEX. HERON, Jr.,
Southwest corner FOUTH and CHESTNUT*
‘ Axenia in tiflsrwstqn, T. S.A; T. G. BUDD.' 1
\ 3 • . BavauflihiHlmfEß A GAMMELL.
-For Florida from CfiarlhnOfi, steamer Carolina every
Tuosdaj. r. ' ' ‘
i For Florida.froiaSsvannSh, steamers 6t Mary's and
Bt, ’ ' . jyß
LsgKM&r GLASGOW AND - NEW- YORK
AMDI,ONDONDEJIJIY-for S».. v
! 'll '-' PROM WBW TORI,
GLASGOW. • Thompson, .Wednesday, October 12,at U
o'oloofcr, coon, ... ,
‘ 1 - • '• ' ' T&OK GLASGOW, ‘ ' _
GLASGOW.Thompson, Wednesday. September 14,
■ Rate* of !Pa stag* from Nffw Yqrk. Philadelpnia, or
Boston, toGl«arot-,Li»tf rtpol; Belfast,' Pa Win,
dona§ffY,fifsicJa«s. fifd. Btest Age, farad withan*an
danoe of pWbStty ttfokm ■provxiimn, sad. . ■
j An experienced rSflrgSofi gttflofeed to each ftatmer.
No charge for m&dirnflei.
For freight or P*««e,
No, 23 BROADWAY. New York.
Lagfgfc . U. S. M. SISAMERS
and Southampton,
i ARAGO. Captain Lines, will sail July S 3, September'
17, November i2.' *- '
; PULTON, Captain Wotton, will sail August Io| Octo
ber ,
t Forfi.Uhto,p^.W J. -
■ At the Warehousing-Company’* Philadelphia Office,
Tobacco Warehouse, POCK Street, Phila.' je23-€m
SAVING FUNDS.
cpbiM gaemn sating fund so
; ..
CHAKTEIISD 1
Deposits roceivedin earasof One Dollar L and cgwanlff*
• A responsible arid reliable Savings Institution has long
been needed in the Northdrft parjTiFlne city, and “ The
Spring Garden BavmgsPnnd Booidty by
the Legislature of Pennsylvania to supply this necessity.
The Managers, in organising amt locating it, have been
governed wholly by a deslreto accommodate the busi
ness interest and wants of the very iarge and enterpri
«« l lVpl:ra^
From 9 to Stf o’clock?' also, on .Monday and Thursday
» from 6 until 8 o’olook m the evening. ■
Frederick Klett, Bmith,
: John P. Levy, - - Hon. H. K; Strong,
; Daniel UnderxofTer, Frederick Stacks, -
• Francis Hart, Joseph P, LeClero,
, Johw'Kesslar, Jr., • , George.Knooht,
< James S. Pringle,' . " JacoWDook*.'
) Joseph Mi Crowell, - Hon. Wm. Mill ward, - :
■Mfed.oa.
James S. PiuNGLE.PreeidenL
Fbarcis Hart, oeoretsrT. l '" * ' laXMfif
CAVING FUND-FIVE PER CENT. IN*
K? TEREBT.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COM
PANY, WALNUT Street, Southwest owner of THIRD,
Philadelphia. Incorporated by -the State of Pennsylva
- Money is received |n any sum, large ar small, and in
tereet paid from the day of deposit to the day Of with
drawals ■ >
' The office ip open every day fjom 9 o’clock in the
morning till 8 o’clock .in the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday evenings till 8 (Polook.
Hon. HENRY L. BENNER, President.
... ’ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice President,
. William J, Rsbd, Secretary.
, SmiCTOBS.
i HonVHenry L. Beuner, F. Carroll Brewster,
| Edward L. Carter,- ■ * Joseph B. Barr,
I RobertSelfndgej * Francis Lee, .
; Samuel K, Ashton, ‘ Joseph Yerkes,
C. Landreth Munns, Henry Diffenderfer.
] Money is received and payments made daily. .
; Tho investments are made, m conformity with the
pro visions of the Charter r in .Real Estate Mortgages,
Ground Rents, and such' first-oJaas securities .as will al
ways insure perfect security to the depositors* and
Whtoh cannot tail’ to give permanency • and stability to
this Institution. .
CAVING FUND.—UNITED" -STATES
K 5 TRUST COMPANY, corner THIRD afid CHEST
NUT Streets. m , .v » .... . *.l
i Large and smalt, suma received, and wud taok qnde
mand Vuhoat nutice.wrth Fn®JPJBKCENT. LNTK
REST from the day of doposit rathe day of withdrawal.
! Office hours, from 9 until s.o’clock evexr day; and on
MONDAY 7 until 9 o’ciookT -
:■ DRAFTSfor sate on England, Ireland, and Scotland
from £l upwards. -
Praaident-STEFHEN R. CRAWFORD,
iTreasurer-JAMES’R. HUNTER. .
| PLINY FISK, Actuary. , . . - ,
“ A little,bnt often, fills the Turae.”
SAVING FOND— ,
JL No. ISO-SOTth FOURTH Street, between
Chestnut and Walnut, Philadelphia, path p«.
posits on deraaud. »*wo W .i,»
Depositors’ money scoured by Government
State, and Ci trLoanß, Groatfd'Roate, Mortgages,
deemsipafety.beiter than large
promts, coneequpntly/vnllrun norisk ■witiidepoßi
fore but h&ve It at all* times ready to re
turn with S per cent interest to the owner* as
»ey ; haver always done. This Company never
quspended.
• • Femalesr married "or “Single, and Minors can
deposit in their own right, and snoh deposits can
he withdrawn oKlt by their ocmsent. ‘
* Charter Incorporated by the State
or Pennsylvfvma. with authority to receive mo
received.
Oiiioe open daily from 9to & o’clock, and on
Wednesday and Saturday evenings untildo’cUE.
' - : . DIRECTORS. j;
Jaoob B. Shannon* Cyrus Cadw&Hader,
John Bbindler, George Rnasell,
Malnehi W. Sloan; ■ Edward T* Hyatt*
Lewis Krumbbsar* Henry Dolanr,
Nicholas Rrttpnhonse, ■ ■ Nathan Smedley,
Jos. R. Satherthwaitei; Ephraim Blanchard,
JACOBS B. President,
Cyrus Cadwaluaubr, Treasurer*
dJ3-y ‘ -
“A (DoUarsayed is twice earned. 7
TUTE BALE : ROPE—Manufactured" tad
>AI.W BY AVOTIOS.
OARD.-PTJBLIO-SApER- BKU. RBTATB !aNS
STOCKS AT.THB BttfpANeß.ftWo’eww.iuMK
OARiDfi-TiwTraJ.Bri.jfoßwmßOTwUloe—WM*
in T*m4»j, BejMislwr IA•%. p*telo*,w no* rni,,
:v : ■
nowready,-'- J -<-. -:;a. - -
Bept. S, atU boob, aft .the-Thiladelphin Ez
vyuhout reserve,' ibr.'aecoofit of whom it may coe
cenH- * ■' i■. i- * *-
. 2 bonda. Sl*ooo e»oh, North Western Railroad Coc
•* $ cent.bond, Lee county ,Towa.
. 9 bonds, 9669 each,-Donaldson linprovement Coea
panr, 7 per eect interest nunctualty paid May and No
vember, couponsaitaehed.■ - -■,)-.[> <- - ~ -
BHMO 7 per eenL aecoed mortgage loan Catowiaea,
WiißS«*iport, aiid Erie Railroad t^>mpsuy t redeema
ble 188 ft .. , ' i*” . 1 T
’ Association,
a Stockhohfdrfi eSaoom' ticket Amenean Academy of
M 4 share* Allekiehr Coal.Comp«y-par
926. PrefarrSlstookl ‘ , , .
17 shsres ecminon-stoek adnle company.
. a ahnrfis CteMASteam NavirationCompany.
60-shares and - PaMenger
Railway—fsper
-1 share Mercantile,Lirtfgry Company-, ,
■ . ' SCRIP, Ac. - - -
On Tuesday, -
- Bept. 13, at 12 o*eldck>'nooii, wul be foid, at the Ph3&*
phia Exchange-- . i- - 1 ~ , _■ ,
£1,426 Williamsport and Elmira Railroad Cc.’a£enp*
91,696 Umon Mutual Insurance Co.’aßong.
2 shares Savannah Steamship Company.
Z sitares Philadelphia Steamship Dock Company.
3i shards fPrsferrdd Stoeki i^ckawanna and Blooms
bury Railroad Company.' . -
306 shares Huntjng(toiiond Broad Top Railroad Co.
2? shares and Indiana Railroad Co.
’ ‘ REAL EfiTATII-'aeth SEPTEMBER,
mu taolode a firsft-elaas term and valuable city pro
perty, Wjggjjr SEPTE4tBE3L ‘
- WDI iselditetheeetste of D. Sbetslme, 18 acres, South
Broad street and Thirteenth street—by order of execu
tors. - , • ->• ; ■■ ~»:-r---
,PnMU Tnj-»-
addition to which we puMteh on the Battftgjg ersvf—i
, to each sale, one thousand caftatogves in pamphlet foixr
riviDg foil adl the Properly to be sold ob
M / T >BCT»9
jpr WeigtiljiStine apaoiitqtß^iE^itMfinnU
Bate', every -itemnption of city sad ooeatry
pfbperty iFnntod Bste may W had store,
i .W <£?P
; •.Hb,.R49fMn»toentei«doßourFnvateSMe.Reg!Ster*
mwadf in onr PufcUo Ss^Ahatraots»
i*f WkSoAL6OU ooptee ace-panted weeldy»> nee of
onSfge, t 1 - I ■, t - ,
,FrgBT-jiJUL- BALE—Tg!B DAY. AT NtWN.
erroiiri eßbtdeNoe. 'wes'C.
PHILADELPHIA. Hahdaedde ’ modern' new - ihree-
oonier of Fortr-ee
cond strggf tnu t aveHga and Fine street. ■ Lot 52
1 f*S»i w*|HJ ik.p, —id.nms to HtfMt iatlw r«l,
Thr.e frontiu ■ - - "
LARGRAND VAIYABEK ROT/YODR-yRONTB. 1
st'tte anorth.Mt wrflM at rorty-mn, ut-fitm
•treet., YTsm ,PliiM«lrtiai r m Swt oiTJoftj-»ees
d r d e !iiy4fi t a»%r^^ E^, ' r “*''
I-GARBS tOTi-Tltt' STREETVfniinr PHTtADKt.
JHIA-EMt utCj of TU**tc«V! (£r3F of iptt An«h'
dweUinf, east mdsrof Memtw rtroet.totweeti
Mastefend Jefleraoii aAd Eferrenth aedTwemh streets.
' DWELLING,ENTESpRIBE STREET.—
hnpk ; ;dwefliUgyJto.- 05 : Enterpase/ street,- hMween
Fourth and Fma AfMtpf beiowDiokentw street, Pint
’'TORRE: • i^ahoevadAnt
LOT F LAND, ;BRIST(3/,, PA—Three tiro story
frame dprelungs and abuse vacant -tot-of font acres of
bind, Bristol,Pa., and Trte
ion Railroad, and near tuDelawxre menaad oaaaJL .
/BFCOND’FALL BALE .SEPTEMBER », AT NOON*#
Grsaurft’ Court R. Shaw,-
' TMREE-’IftOAYJ wfjcK®'JOWELLINGi NW 349
Chtisfian:street,ietweo* Third anff Fourth streets.' -
Orpharuf Court of Jacobs. Wonder, deo’d.
1 BUILDING LOT, norto siijir'iff'-Morrie, street, be-
and-SqverrtlT streets,(Piwt ward.).' ' •
r SamO.ESWte-TWO-BTORY 'BRICK DWELLING*
konthiSido orfKCtl street, between - Thirteenth' and
Broadband Vrae snd CaUewhiU atraeUrCFoorteeßtJb
Ward.J’c ' •■i- - • • «■*-?.»«. t> ! *-■-?-- .
Orphans l Court Hale—Estate of James'' Battford, dee’d
; BRICK DWELLING, nortbeajri
ecmar-of Snrth-and Mary’streets,'b#twsw»'Lombard'
Estate—DWELLING
of Sixth strreU'Detween-Lombard and'South streets,
adigiffiftg the above ob the north. -
■ THREE- DWELLINGS, northwest
comer of Maty street and Jonee’-or Donsldeoa s eOey 9
between Filth azia mXthimd Lombard and South streets*
Joha Walls,decM. • -
raKEE-ETORY BRICK DWEjXiNg7 N<\ IMS'
North Eidteiith street/Above Jeflersoß streett'witk a
two-story fmtflff sftabls on ifie rear end of the lot, uoaft*
ing on Lewis stre«-«Simironts.'_ - • -• 1
j Peremptory Sale—BuH/DING LOT—northweeft aide •
of 42herrt screeti-BOrtheaSl e*- 5 Meadow l street, (bits
J_Tweo ty-thirdj ivard; » by ,'Uf. feet.
f Peremptory jsSterTWO- BUILDING LOT«, math
east wi#e or : MelFerfy strtet. southwest of Meadow
sfrssL(MteFrafikford,>Tiircnty-Diird inud; together,'
40 By alwolote.
! VALUabLE PROPERTY— ** THE RACE-STREET
HOTEL I ’—Nm-EV'-Raee Mreet, between Foerthaaik
Fifth streets, arid oppostto Crpwn street; iot M by IflJr
ft south side t»f
Prime WmWB»‘E*ghth aad Ninth streets, (late
Moraraensmc:i i - 0 lf i ■- ' '
MODERN- THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING/
with back buildings; No. ml Mosßt Vernon stTeet. be
tween Eteveath and .Twelfth and Green and Wauaea
llsecutorc* Peremptory &G«y-E«Ute of Rebecca Sava-
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAN I)—Three-atory briflk '
store and dwelling. Nix 228 Arch street, between seoond.
and Thud streets. . .SEFT Sale aheolate.
iftrti Estate—DWELLING NORTH FOURTH 8T—
Three-story brisk dweUingNo. &I 9 North Fourth street*
be two en. Gresn and Tammany streets. VOT Hale aheo
lute.. Immeqiftlejßoawiaion. -
• THREE-STORY’»UCK DWELLING, Haverford
> - •. r-.
Safest Noe. lSi'aad Ml Smith Fourth Street.' '
SUPERIOR PDRJIITURBIFRENCH PLATE BOR*
ROBS* PIANO-FORTE, CARPETS.
Ob Tbareday Morning, ' ~
: At 9 o'cloekfiat tha aoetton store, an uaortaaentof
excellent second-hand fUmlture, elegant piano-fortae,
Ace mirrors, carpets,etc.,lrom'iaiinbesdpcUninghottae
keeping removed to the store for oonveawaoe oi sue.
ROOMS ON HARMONY COURT TO RENT.—Ap
ply at the auettaft store.' : . ..
AT PRIVATE- SALE.—Shares in the Philadelphia
and Mercantile Libraries and Athenmum.
AT PRIVATE SALE.—THie vahiaMe property, oorpsr
or FmK and Adelphf streets, below WaiiaL large bnek
building ifldktt, if by feet. Two front*.
T M. GUMMBY - V.“
r*
CARD.—J.M. GummerA Sens* *Mtioß**ra;wfflhott.
regular sales of Real Estate, Stocks, M. Alao hoaet
hold furniture atdwelimgs. . .. '
,AW On crar Private Sale Register willahcsr*be iowad
a very large amount of real estate, including evatj ae
ecnption of city am country property*
~ “M. GIMMEY i 80N8,
. „ *i Real Estate Broxers*
. No. MS WALNUT Street, below Sixth*
MOSES natDans, aucxioneeb
ItJL AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, S, %. comer
SIXTH and RACE Streets. - _ • -
! ~ MONEY TO LOAN*
’ Mousy 99 hoxai in naxex ok b 141x1 amounts* o*
merchandise gftMxaUy,-ana on aU articles of value. All,
SUMS OVKB ORB HU JIUKBP SOUAB* TWO~nni CKRT. FZ*
mouth* moludjng atojAge, fcc.~, at Nathans* Princiaal
EstW3liihmetit7S* B. comer of SIXTH afed RACE SU.
, GREAT PUBLIC ACCOMMODATION^
. MONEr l .MONEY!I'MONEYi!i x
j Money liberally, advanced in large or small a&umnte*
from otfe dollarto. thousands, on gold .and silver plate*
diamonds, watches* jewelry* fowling-pieces, murical in
struments, furniture*- dry goods, clothing, groceries* oi
gars, hardware, cutlery, books, hones, vehicles, harness*
and all articles of value* for any length of time agreed
on, atNathaks’ .Puicir al Establuxmsrt* southeast
the lowest market rates#
q. K. corner of SIXTH and
RACE Streett.—The following articles will be soldieries*
th&nhaUtbsHimdstqrspijceg: Fine gold English patent
fall joWoDed asa Plain, of the most approved and beet
make, im hunting comm and doable bottomed.' Fine gold
eecapemeniieverandOTine watches.in hunting case aad
open face, some ofthem are extra full jeweled. And beet
make. . Silver English patent lever watches, escape-
Sent lever' andft pipes, in hunting .case and open
ce,'some very superior; English. Swiss, Fronoh.&nl -
Unartier watches; firte gold vest; fob, neck, and chil
dren’s bftams; fine gold pencjlcases ana pens,bracelets*
breastpins, toger-mgs,- ew-rings, atuds. med&lhims*
and jewelry generally. Superior Havana’Ciews at #ll
per thousandt in boxes of 100 each, will be somwy single
boxer 4nantities;toeuit purohaseiv* Nnmerourfanoy
Ktiolc., fco., t “3$’5p llIVAT B BALB.
A snpenor fire-proof ohect*« feet highbyX feet Widp*
: Also, watches, and iewehnr of every description.
COAL.
THEO. D. 1 EMORY & CO. . ;
' OFFICE. No 1*! Booth FOURTH SUTHhilwlfc,
Sole Agents of
-. * - - GEO. C. POTTS* COh .
Mihett and Shippers of the ‘
I . LOCUST DALE COAL,
‘From the Locust Mountain,
Near Ashland, c
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, Pn.,
Sff, GROOM® & CO.,
• Beale re And Shippers of -
LEHIGH, SCHUYLKILL, und BROAD TOP BEXI
- ‘ BITUMINOUS COAL. .
Office. No. FOURTH Street
23R0A8 Street, below Rao»,
-'^PHILADELPHIA.
HOTELS.
TVHE —r- ■ '
-*• ' ARCH STREET, ABOVE THIRD.
- PWIT.ApyTPWM,
L. .. ..UPTON s. newcomer:
Tho situation of this HOTEL a superiorly adapted to
tho wants of the Business Public; anq to those in search
which now run past,
in oioae proaimity, afford a cheap and pleasant nde
tct all nlafteam Interest in nr about the otfcr- nlMm
MACHINERY - AND IRON.
SAMOIL V. Ksi&icK,
. . *~ - " , WUiIAM H. MXSRICK.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY.
>3 FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
t rniLAUSLPnu.
HERRICK & SONS,
'‘ - ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
Manufacture High and Low Prewar. Blears Engine!,
for Landi River, aad Marine service,'
Boilere, Gaeometero, Tanks, Ironßoata, *c. i Caspars
ofnU kinds, either Iron or BraM. ‘
Iron Prams Roofs for Gas Works, Work Bhope, Rail
road Stations, *o.- -r. ' ■ .
yssfisasasjsf’^ 0111,81&, ”‘ aad m ° rt im -
Sole Agents far N. jLillieax , s Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatiwr NhsmytVa.Patent Steam Hammer; ana
mmelS Sugar Dra-
- Washing and ironing.
JSSI waging and ironing done
£2f££ r P* Shirts and Collar* natenl
m™ wMhS£S! hmf br hand, od tire’lSS!
*^i. B ,ri; latau,n '« i « «ii«‘ l x attended to hr fenals
OneraUvw. Mrs. DONOVAN,”
B ' *0 •• ’ / y- • - ■ BnpeHndendedt. .■
ITAYANA ciGARS offered to dealers
• 1 ‘ «« Brmlh FBONT a^it
JfJA«KEREL; :AND', ALEWIVES.—B
i. viooHiH Mnnnicr.