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■AJtINB INTELLIGENCE.
>RTOrPmt.AOM.PH»A.Sj|.t;T, 1889.
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, Biyjnottfct th® .Hilt l Cart at
mahyMMi botb r r«tacfi»d
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dr>Mue at Boston 3d init.
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• Boston ;. Buii|«*Qordpn*ao for. Saco: Vesta, Cobb, do"
forTaotnmow'ii'j^Crlsuirßeaner;'dojbr Naatucket;'
, figSesfl Hewitt, RoM..Bostpn for, *W>lm»ngtpn,*Del;
White SaualK JoneavTatera; 1/adyJEl
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BotO, BoStOBI Stt^Flonds.:SßVfttWAhi;
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OTOLIO SAIiE OF dKIZABiL IROH.
■ Br virtup of MtWitr, ve«h«i!)ii .(fy M; tm»toe» for;
, certain praditara nf PofiardMeCormick, ami fn put*&?s
airce_of;ir-daoreeac. Court of. Allonheny
<^imn6Bci^^t‘}l- < 'o’cu»clci4 f ;*uror'.*t eaplif time and
ihar^sdjoura-,
to the borough of
: ,V yp^C«tta t &UAyt?rceqoutttrvPonnjjlymM», bounded -
eaki trust, and rrcat brNerhsnnocit creek, fcoatainuii ,
■ onaacre raoreor leM.on*hictjareerecteda binit fur-,
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ssmsis M&'ifMsraSi
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f Ofl^*&rdoftha^parqbaae-monVy; iorbopaid Si cub oij;
tbedead:
the timeofsato,
? ■ W»et rftdbybhQa ahd mortgage on thepramjses; oa&-
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: M&4‘Si% rfpo.!jOi’BMTfrjgflftt-#-. ;- ;1 Xt O’ j
I^RST6iiASS^iSOI! io deroto'a
lßaxM|o« ShotiUMitfdf the former pupils. 6f. Mr. end
Mr Vmot desire to hyhil themselves* m, fhisopportuiu?
trkiiosmvenimivrewlingj jso; iu woulu af-
Tord Mrt.;Flqomui}h pleasure.;.- - _
rorpartloilara iw\ terra* unsafe at 1235 OHBBTNUT
HfKSDAMES:OXiEGABAY AND D’UER
■’A.VrLLv’SBOAHDItfSAISDBAY SCJ&OQL FOR
*HI2*.BEriIKIA, SQUARE,VINE
end*; ill •With:-hor niece, -Mrno. D
ViLLY," opening in, PHILADELPHIA- an Xhrtitution
on precisely the Seme plan os the one above nrentioued.
, TheY’riticipals will answer applications and rereivo
viiitare on and after the 12th day.oi September, and ute
8oVch)I will upenom the Is»h.>• f ■■■■ - anSI-lm^..
■iVf ISS O.' A'. BURGIN .WILLRE-OI'EN
ifJL ajeKSoltoonfor on September 12.
• Cii'cularainay W 'ObtaiiWd at the Schoolroom, Ojl
WALNUT street; where application for admission may
on anU auer September fitli, from 10 to l2'
Albert Banies, Win, b‘. IWe,M,
)•'» PrsT.j'O* i>* Ambrose White* George
i'rott, L. Joluuon. • - -. >- '■ , ' au22-lm ».
•Ift-ttSIO-AND -SINGING ,-r-MISS LIZZIE
ill. OARROLLwonld.respeptruUy inform•'her friends
anAthd,Pftblio that ehe has resumed the,duties;of ; her
prpreßriort. iSoholare wilt te received at her renideqce,
VNo.fla 6oath.,TENTH Street, or~taught at' their own
‘ lames. ~ She refers with confidence to any of her pupils*
orlto Mr* Conrad Meyer* Piano Manufacturer. - Terms
moderate.-r- 1 - --• , augrim .
.HOWES WILL REOPEN
afA’ h'er School for Young Ladies, at 1334 CHESTNUT
Street.'MONUAY» >l ßeptember' l3m., For further par-
.'IWIABTC LI STACKHOUSE WILL OPEN
.XT* her Board in tt and Day-School for Girls, No. 1030
SPRING GARDEN Streets .on .the Ist of September.,
For Circulars apply to the Principal. • • auM-lm*
MISSXTJO YRT MAYER AND MRS. R.
'ill*-■ it BIRD win reopen their School lor Young
VLftdieß.at 1315 CHESTNUT Street, on MONDAY, the
UtKofSelPtember; • ':' 7 r - -* 7 au2s-3w
EENN. 1 Session; t wiH.
-commence"onMONDAY; the sth of September.'
object of .this ’ Institution is to, prepare pupils for
iUcuege or business.. In accomplishing this .object, tp
pidityrandespeciallr-tnoroughneßs.are aemrable 5 and
to be tWourh mUiresnofr only that the general diffi
culties ttmatoe met, but those o.f each individual. ;
i' The hlethod hdopted'for giving instruction; is to be
obrae a co-laborer with .thp pupil, efforts, being made to
have him lead, and reserving for the-teacher to point
ojterrots, remove doubts, or suggest the manner of pro-
principle's of thevarious branch
es ofNaturai-Sciettpe,'apparatus is fully provided, and
ftr-nracticMi operations in Burve/ing.afim-olaSs tran
sit oi Philadelphia manufacture is furnished. , ,
Besides pursuing the various Studies VitnTcxt books,
Lectureaare in regular; order on Natural Phi-,
losophr, Chemistry* Geology ,-MyUioWigy, etc, -
■ ..The Rooms oooupied - are .those on the second, third,
'and fourth stories of the hmtotijgat the S.;E. corner 01
THIRTEENTH and' FILBERT Streets,errtranceoh
•fribett etre«t ;:they and freely venmatediand
afford ample apace for Recitation, Lecture, and Play
are mow open 9 tfdockA.M, tol
o’cktok; P*-M.,; further information piay be ob-.
**^if :: ■
PRIC&STKEET ACADEMY, ‘
’ GERMANTOWN,- PHILADELPHIA. ~
' ; GEORGE B. BARKER, PRINQIPAL. ; ■ :
: The Fall Term of this institution commences Septem
;ber fith, 859. The course of instruction comprises.ail
the branches 6f a thCrough Engbsh Education, together
.with the Latin, Greek, and French Languages. au22-tf
DEPARTMENT of the
iMZ POLYTECHNIC .COLLEGE; MARKET Street
: ai»d WEST PENN Square, will reopen September 5,
Souths diily admitted teho hi able to" purmiejriemen*
■tary Mathematics (Algebra. .Geometry 1 &0.1, Thetho-
of-English, Matheldatice, and the Natu
ral and Experimental Sciences, comprises those studies
which ar£dem*nded,in' common' by over/ business
pursuit, These are so united in & course of one year,
that at its expiration the diligent pupil shall be prepared
either to purauS'hlfi'inidieritranV pf.'theDrbressionat
schools of the college, or to engage in the active,duties
pensable -to. a Soientifio courso, are taught, by, able*
PxofoSsore. toall tbe'Pumls,.wi«Aqirt cAargr, *
~Th e .COLLE GI ATE IJEp!aRTMENT, affording pro
fessional Education.in -r,, ,' .
Mihlng,and Mechanical. , - ,
-> Csxmlbtby—lndustrial, Analytical, and Agricultural,
will weeks .after the. Preparatory* via :;Sep-
Botb departments are under thp direot supervision of
Ma 0 K <?„f4s T ' tovhom be
•J, Mcintybk, Secy. au37-2w • Pres. Bd. ofTrusteos.
MBS. BARTON’S . . ■
t L«- , BOARDING
AV Day soHobii foI? young" LaDies, ' ‘
, No.M» CHESTNUT Btrest. Phila;
. i‘Tha Winter Term will open on the second MONDAY
1p September. ; Young Ladies received ouni age—and
taught whatever pertain* to a thorough Education; ; *
French spoken I* the family* -For Circulars add par*
titmlars»apply as above, it . <t \ { an2s-I)>V & Cal-ew
HARDEN ACADEMY-FOR
BOYB.N. E. cor. EIGHTH
ano BUTTONWOOfi Street».~Resuraes dnties MONr
DAY, September 6th.. Number limited; all nupils un
der' the Immediate card of the Principal; the govern?
ihentis that of purely** moral suasionreports sent to
paronts'WeeWy.; the < .Physical
'Education of Soys, will be carefnlly and conscientiously
attended to. Catalogues gratuitously at the Academy,
0T460 North Eighth street, r '?*s•- .
-;anS-ew--’: VP. DONLEAVYLONG; Principal. ■
*!rt ne - classical ■ institute, ■ re
-A- > MOVED from,No. r!303, FILBERT. Street to No.
Orth TENTH Street, will reopen on‘MONDAY.
gmbe'r Sth; .'Boys prepared for College or Business,
anchss 6fa complete English education, the Olas---
dathematics, and*>Mod6rn-Languages; are taught
alter a systetn which insures thoroughness and rapid
progress. Circulars to be had at the School.
' - ' " *' 0. SEIDENSTICKER, *
- I y/. .No. 127<North TENTH Street.-
iRsPXKSMCKS,-rR4V'. Mr, J. A. Vaughan, Rev. Mr. J.
Hi A» Bombs rger. Rev* Mr. Wm. £L Furness.-Betdamm
geih»3,JE«q., ArthuKw. Little,. Esq., bhas.^hort,
Em., Prof. Josep.h Leidf, Prof. Cornelias Felton, Cam
bndgei Theodore Bedgwick. E»a.; New York. aalS-lm*
gpHE MISSIS; S.OHOOL FOR
f ~ Y^BWB^TfIEET,GEiiMATiTOWIf.
. • The FMI Term ViU s*,ia on the FIRBT MONDAY in
Be®tember/ e T ’’ / •> 1 .
- Instruction fr the usual EroLisk bbanchks, with
liATiMrßnEitcg.and Drawing. .7 * aul6-tf,jj
mmssEsiwmQ will .open
BCHOOL ‘T6R YptfNO-' LADIES AND OHIL
>BiEN,,oa MpNDAY» at 937 y SFAUOE
Jtreet, where Circular* may ba obtained.
' R*»K*BKCBs.»-Rew Albert Barne* f ,Rev. W. W,
BpaaivP. Dr, yrot.Q, J.jCteVaUnd. aulMw*; ..
f|3HE OEBMANTOWN ACADEMY WILL
. jia feotienon.ilONDAY. September Bib, 1859. - The ,
Principal wiUjeeeiyea limited number of Boys info his
family. - Jrßi "WITHINGTQN. A. 6L, ■
>> i -ir-ir. r- . ' Principal.
rfWE-ARCJI-STEEET INSTITUTEFOR
'A g.YOUNfI- Eleventh Session will
Oommence onAIONBAY, Septembersth,2B3o. For oir-'
cuiars apply At 2346 ARCH Street, one door east of Bro«d.‘
(imlg«4w*-„. \. yf Mias UM. BROWN.Pnnripal,
fT H E. ,CljASStff ailr AND -ENGLISH
> SCHOOL cfrHi-D. GREGORY, A. M*, No.
MARKET Btreot,'trill reopen , on THURSDAY; Sep
■tember/let ’ — • • . a025-lm* •
ftpJHE; SUMMER'- STREET. INSTITUTE
SX-VFOB YOUNG LADIES,' Mias E. B. BURT, frill
felt*!, am remove a pom-1621 tp 1626 SUMMER Street,
and wifi re-open for Boarding and l)ar Pupils. on MON
PAY, September A' . •, . i, an3o-l2t«: ,
ffIHEMISSES CASEYAND MRS. BEE-
A-iRB’S Bontdmg »n 4 Dw Hohool for Yinm* 1 Lmlie.,
UM'WACNUT- WBDNESDAY, Bop!
;«mper?tiu- »f>-u r-, u\r ,c,•. - , - -noa-gm
ENGLISH MATHE
[A MATICXL iwdOLASSICAL SCOOI, FOR BOYS,
Np E. c6mflf of PROA3> and ARCH, "Will reopen Sep
' , ;-:V7t. au22-lm*:"
ffIHE STJBSeRIBEft-WILBREOPEN HIS
toITTENHOUSE i E. cor-
CHESTNUT ftn d EIGHTEENTH Street#,
entrance on. Eighteenth street The next Session will
\ ! .- JQHN;H, WBBT<!OTT.
5 A-IXEN GROTE FEMItE SEMINARY,
ANK PORBj '.FEN NSYLVANI A, Six miles
frojnMariietßtreet. Philadelphia. « <\. J • ,-* >
) .The coarse of, instruction in tins School is oomprehen-
BiTB andthoroush. Paraiits anrt Guardians. wlv> intend
to*plaee .their daughters*? wards at this Institutiomnll
. ■ ,- -•■ Tnnolpol and Sußgrintendent.
fIIfISS CAKH'S ’ SUUOOL FOR YOUNG
h ADres;i«..;a»-BPETJ(6B' Street, will bo re-.
_op»ne4 tfn MONDAY,Septqtpb6rg/ ~ . • u »e3rgt,/-
TNSTI-
Scssion-oMhefith year, begins September 12. „ el-!2t*
ST.’JOSEPH’S : COLLEGE
FILBERT and JUNIPER Sts
Riddles frill be resumed as MONDAY, September Sth>
al SX-A. Jii. " ”•»
I ang-3w»,., /JAWE3:A;WAKD,B.,]rPresident..
A NNIE CHURCHMAN HAS REMOVED
ISeptembereth.,:: tyrYioTi •'■-•■ ,-.-m t auia-lm*
BRYANT;* 'STRATTON’S. NATIONAL
* MERCANTILE' COLLEGES, |6eated -at ‘ PhiU
dfllvhU-, B. B. wmpt 6BYBN,m*nd. CHESTNUT;
flaw York, Buffalo, Cleveland. and Chicago. For in*
formation. CAtl.areendTorffetaiognfß.;/ ; ' fe9-tfV
!»A;:LTiiAfD iSINGING,. PIANO. AND
-A*/ GUITAR.—.Mr.T. BISHOP will rßeymß lulaineKi
Academy* 13Q2FILBRKT Bt. " ,
fiENTRAE INSTIISITE, N.W. CORNER
rV ofTENTHMd.SPRING OARDEN Streets, will
Ifor BUSINESS,»rfoiCOLLEGB,i ’
:an33-6w». H.G. McOUIRE, A; M- Principal,
INSTITUTE,
V . DEAN STREET,>Iow LOCUST.
• -The tbeUlaasicsl Institute-will be resumed
• on^n4fty,SeptemberAth.
t saffrlPi 8 * 1 1 J* -We FAIREB/A. MtTPiinoipalr ■
rjIDEN HALL , (LATE PARADISE) F.'
' A-d SBMINAIIY; eftuetea In the village of Paradiao,
.on.i«eMt*L *M.Philadelphia, tnrapTke. fifty-three
.nßleetreetof Fhijndelphia.mttamile,eaetof Laoceeter
oitr.,and tbree-fonrtli«of.a;mile fr<wnLenman place
IN SKPTEMJBER. Thpbnfmlng fa undergoing tho
rough retain a story being added.for dormitories, into
i which Water’will .be-introduced, - ; and.hath, attached,
. Cointertable jwcoramodation is thus provided for thirty
’ bottom* pupils, and the trustees will spare , no expense
to renderjthe sohoolwortby of public favor. . " ’
; towhoni the cpaduotorsof this sohool
are emitted pameulariy to. name
: tee Rt.Havj Bishops Alonso Rotter and Be Lanoe jvand
the H*v,Dr .W , Bacon Bteven*,or i Pbilade]phia. , 'hier
-iubjmt tea.following-testimonial, kmdlr tendered
and wifh MiM-ghamWlatn. ar the imraedi
sra ftffssssifiK
well-earned reputation of a most competent and «uo*
the confidence o; the pubfio, aadf j
/eul-gw ;,y , j r ■„ Paradise, Lancaster couatr.P, ..
fjiKiENDS.v mmssmM? schools
'tfyLrebpeh ibo-fith. ;lii the Girls* Grammar
gohaol the higher bfancber thoroughly-taught Other
genommnUo^admitted. S3i \DILLWYN
Diilwyn street*- - : >’-■ aU2g-2w* •
FRIENDS’ ACADBMY FOR BOYS,
of 4l North ELEVENTH Street, will reopen
jne deiionunfltionE admitted. $l2 per
ffnSffigi*?” - ' WM.WKITALL,
fiERMAJHTOWK FEMALE SEMINARY,
betweßn MAIN and GREEN
reopCS'September Ist, 1859.
•v Tneoooree Onnstruotion is thorough, sy«temauo<and
Cractlcat, embracing f alKthp£-useful and,.: ornamental
Dranonetecsentml to & Smshea eduoatton.
.Frivate instnlotion iiven m> Music, Fainting;and
LahgofigeSr
- , - , . Pripoual. ,
i|?DDMTIONr;OF.r YOUNG TEADIES
“TtefpHii, Girdcn Idotitaio, No-«} MAIIBHALI,
P»«idence«UMAllSKAiWre?t,
EDUCATIONAL.
npHE HEMANS INSTITUTE.—Rov. JAS.
'4 J. HELM will ooon, Boptembor 12, Ulb School for
.'the hiklior euuoetiop of A Hniitmi mimhorof Youpg La
dles. Toraooa til whom lio not personally known are
referred,to, Prof, p. X). Qloyayind. Prpf. Oliarloa Short,
Rov.Lts. Mortom< Stevens, wilmor,.
Sml otimrs., RES W:NOE 1315 Street;
SCHOOL. 1313 CHESTNUT Stroet. - , , «6-18 t
TTNIVERSITY OP PENNSYLVANIA—
<U DEPARTMENT OF ARTS.-Tlio' First Term of
tho College year will open on THURSDAY, theStli met.
Candidate,a for admission will appear at,(ho University,
.for examination, on that day, nt lialf-past 9 o'clock A.
M. r«>th>hfotW> , hter,n,^rt f doll|m. Ai;iijj i
•J . • . * Secretary of the Faculty of Arte.^
HBMAN ALLEN, A. M., Teacher of the
VIOLIN and PIAffO,. Mr* Allen - may be applied
to at the 'residence of his father, Professor Aden, No.
-218 South SEVENTEENTH Street, sS-lm
PRIVATE TmTXON,—A. gentleman c^i
devote twd hours a (o'the private tuition of olio,!
or two Lad* or Young, Ladies, of from 10 tolOyoarsof
age, m English Gramma* - and Litorature* Logic, Phi
losophy, and other English branches; General Mathe
matics, Latin, and French. Address “ Delta, 1 ” Press
offioe. . i~ ■ -82-iinw-3t*
ST. MARK’S. EPISCOPAL ACADEMY,
LOCUST Street, west of Sixteenth, -will, D. V., re
open on MONDAY, September 12th, at 9A. M. -
Applications for admission, if- made before the begin
-muaof the term,
aalQ-Wf&m-tf 1507 RACE Street.
English and ocassioal school.
The Sohoolof the subscriber; in SIMEB’ BUILD
ING, on CHESTNUT Street, alwve Twolfth, will re
open on the SECOND, MONDAY, the. 12th do, of Sep
t?Be2-°tf '- - . ' . , , CHARLES SHORT.
WM. H. FENNEY, Professor of Music
Piano, Singing’ and Molbdebn, Noi 607 North
Sixth Street, above Bbttonwdod. ‘ .v, - - efrOt* '
•HARRIETT. 3HOWN WILL REOPEN
,‘Jtl- HER' SCHOOL -FOR YOUNG LADIES. in the
Large and Airy Rooms at the N. W. cof. of FILBERT
and JUNIPER,StYeets, opposite Penn Sguare, on. the
6th of Ninth mo. (September.) Circulars oan be obtained
at No. 1329 FILBERT Street. . . auU-lm*
THE GRAND JUBILEE which: was to
have been givon yesterday, by CARL GAERTNFR,
at TULIP GROVE,, near jladdonfiold; has been post
poned in consoQUenoo._of the storm, until TO-MOR
ROW, (Wednesday, the 7th.) when, by request, the
Programme will <be performed'as advertised.' -
> The Cars will leave VINE-Street wharf at 7.30,9.30.
U.BO A.M.s 2,4,and7P.M.-
- Leave Grove at 8.30,10.30 A. M.; X, 3, 4.30,6.30, and 8
P.M.- • - -
Fare, including ferriage, 10 oonts each way. s6-2t*
Ridge -avenue and manayunk
PASSENGER RAILWAYv -' ■ ': ’ .
' ,The double track of this Railway being now completed
*to the Wissahiokon, Cara will leave the new station, at
the comer of RI*‘GE and COLUMBIA Avenues,for
Laurel Hill, Falls of Schuylkill, Wissahukon. and
Manayunk.'every 15 mmutea<between,the hours of 6 A.
M. ana 7 P. M.Jevery half hour between 7P. M. and 9
P. M„ and a Car at 10 k P, M* and.n& P. M.
Thedown Cars -will leave Manayunk at 6 A.M., and
6& A. M., and thereafter overy Id minutes until 8 P.
M., then every “half hour till 10 V. M; ’ ’ ;
iN./8.-Tha Girard-College Passenger Railway (Jars
from Second and Arch streets, via Arch street. Ninth
street, and Ridge avonuo, connect with exchange tiok
,eU. ALFRED L. CLAY,
■ Bg-6t ■ - 'Secretary/
QREEN AND COATES; (
FOURTH AND EIGHTH STREET,
TICKETS.
TWENTY-FIVE FOR ONE DOLLAR.
,FOR SALE AT THE FOLLOWING AGENCIES:
C3.E, KAMERLY. Drqggist/comer .of Third
- - and-Federal sts.
EUGENE SHOENING^... .Druggist,'comer ofFofirth
j • • ana Wharton sts.
WILLI AM.H. PILE... —«. Druggist, comer of Passy
- _ • - unk ind Catherine sts. .
-ROBERT KtLDUFF........Druggisti corner of Sixth
' and Bhippen sts. -
JOS. CRAP BAKER..^-.-...Druggist,cprnerofSeventh
- • - ana Carpenter sts.
A. M. BURDEN;—— .Drugjt&t,,corner of Eighth
■ _ and Federal sts.
FRANCIS 7-ERMAN........Druggret-comer o( Ninth
• ' -and Catharine sts.
ROBERT REYBURN. coraor of Tenth
-■ ■ anaEUsworth sts. ,
NATHANIEL RANCK Druggist, cor. of Eleventh
* - - ' • and Soiith sts.
LAURENT & MARON^—.Confectioners,cor.ofSucth
- ' and Arch sts.
J. & 0. COOKE.—. M Druggist, corner of Eighth
i - • - ana Race sts.
G.C. comer of Sixth
and vine sts.- ,
A. E. GRIFFITH. —.—Druggist, oomer of Beoond
. - and Race sts. ■
GUSTAVUS MANNED..-.. .Druggist. cor. of Eleventh
and Buttonwood sts. (atic
. _Ridge avenue).
EDWARD PARRlSH..—Druggist, comer of Eighth
- <;. > > ' and Aroh sts. •
D. L. STACKHOUSE. .Drog sift, corner of Eighth
ana Green sts, ,
O RMTOWIPwIpOT. of Ninth and Green
.' atreota.
OFFICE of the COMPANY.No.433 Walnut «t,
RECEIVER’S OFFICE Fairmoont. • au22-tf
PENNSYLVANIA *STATE AGRICUL
TURAL SOCIETY EXHIBITION.—Tho NINTH
ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, will be held
at POWELTON. PHILADELPHIA, on TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, end FRIDAY, 1 the 27th.
28th. 29th, and 30th days of September next. On the Ist
of September, the Secretanr will remove to the Rooms
ofthe Philadelphia Society for the promotion of Agricul
ture, No. 638 CHEBTNUT Street, Philadelphia, where
Books of Entry for the Exhibition will be opened.
Letters addressed tathe Secretary,at Harrisburg, to,
John McGowhn, Philadelphia, or 'Charles K. Engle,
Bustleton, will meet With attention till Ist of September.
« , ‘DAVID TAGGART, President.
1 A. O. HEISTER, Beo y. - aulo-w&e-tge2U)26to3o
TVOTICE IS HEREBY, GIVEN, that ap
** jdicatio'fihasbeen rrinde for a re-issue of Certifi
cate No. 166 of 'GERMANTOWN GAS STOCK, Five
Shares, in thename of Dr. T. F. BETTON, dated Janu
ary 22d, 1896, the some having been lost or xnistaid.
' J. G. ROSENGARTEN,
’ Attorney for Dr. Belton.
Philadelphia. June 28.1899. Je29-v3m
clams;
- Notice is hereby given to the owners of the properties
mentioned in the appended memoranda of Claims, that
writs of scire faoiss will be issued thereon, in three
months from the date,hereof, unless the same an) paid
on or before that time. KKLLEY
.. T
> Philadelphia, Jane 28,1869. . - :
; The City of’Pinladelphiato the use of Jacob Bartholo
mew vs. Lay & Brother, owners or reputed owners, or
whoever may be owners, Common December
Term. 1858, No. 268. Paving, 8162 99. Lot on the west
side of Church street* 67 feet 6 inches south of Franklin
street, 100 feet by JW feet. In the First ward. >
; Same vs. John Alexander; owner or reputed owner, or
whoever may be owner. Common Pleas* March Term.
1869. No; in. Paving, 860 S 2. Lot on the east side of
Obnrch street. 13Sfeet lO inches north of Moore street.
In the First ward., „ .
5 Same vs. George P. Johnson, owner or reputed owner,
Ofr whoever may he owner. Common vleaa, March Term,
1859. No. 172. raving* 8113 15. Lot on the southwest
comer of Churoh anu Reed streets. In the First ward.
? Je29-wl3t ■: ,
iIJJPEOIAL' m Qood-
- Patent, Vulcanized 1 .Rubber' Sottpenders,
Braids. Weoa, and all other fabnos and arttoies made
by combining fibrous substanoes with threads or sheete
grvuioamzed rubber, are notified that unless the same
are properly stamped or,labelled with my name, and by
my authority, they cannot be-legally disposed of in the
UnltedStates. Merchants and dealers are invited to ex
amine specimens now in store, and to give their orders
for the Spjinv Trade to the undersigned, EXCLUSIVE
OWNER OF THE TITLES AND EXCLUBLVE
RIGHTS -IN THE PATCNT for theca goods, whioh
embrace all the styles, heretofore manufactured or im-
P A^s6“t d lOß»feM TO MANUFACTURE and SEEL
BtS’e D .f«? n Y aPI ” rotttlon “
na-Jr , , HORACE H. DAY.
;TVOTIOE:--Pereons having - business with
I V the FLOBn -INSPECTOR- will call at-No, li
VINE Street, between the hours of 9 o'clock and S
fad tl ' e lßB & e .M. r £ r AU*Mi!?, ntr ’
; jel7 Flour Inspector* ;
Trincipals. '
Department op public hioh-
WAYS.-Offioe S. W. oomer of CHESTNUT and
FIFTH Streets, „ • “
PmLADBtPHIA, AngllSt 20,1329,1
; Notice to Contractors.—Scaled Proposals will bo
received by the undersigned, at Jhdi omoe, until 12
o’clock M. September 12,2009, for the construotionof the
following Culverts: ■ • /; ~
One on the line of Wharton street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets, to be of Briok, 2 feet in diameter.
: One on tho line of Sansom street, between Twentieth
and Twenty-fourth streets, to be of Bnok, 3 feet in dia
'naeter, *
> One on (he line of Eighth' street, between Coates street
and a poif,t 200 feet north of Brown street, to be of Briok,
22 inches mdiamcwer. - - - - -
, And all biddort afu invited to be present at the’ open
•lng Of Proposals oneted On sai'u day, at 4 o'clock P. M.
■ Specifications may at the Dopartment of
Surveys. y ‘ • ; - • JOSEPH-SIiANTZ,
6u20-tse}2 , t> .ChiefComimsßio.aerpf Highways.
SUMMER RESORTS.
■JTITTATINNY f HOUSE,
»«. ... . . u DELAWARE WATER GAP.
. This place having been so crowded, until within a few
;days, as to prevent many person* from obtaining acootn
' rnodations, the. Proprietor now, announces to such, and
, to those who wish to spend a fe w days or. wooks during
. the deliglitfcl autumnal season, thatjlioy can he aocom
' modated with comfortable rooms.' The months of Bep
\ temberand Octoberare notonly the most pleasatitseason
at the ‘ Gap,” but afford the additional sport of fine
Fishlngnnd Gunning.. Passengers leave WALNUT-
Btreet Wharf at 6 o’clock in the morning; n«d arrive at
' the Gap at 12# o’oiook same day j or by the North Penn
sylvania to Easton, m the. afternoon, and arrive at the
- Gap next day at 12# o'cwSk, - _
0u27-3w, L. WV BRODHEAD, Proprietor,
'TMURRAY. HOUSE.
r ' - •'? . ' ‘NEWARK, OHIO,
. I» th* »nd Ds»t firrongail Holol in central Ohio,
■ is oedtrally located and is /easy of access from nil the
routes of travel, .Tt contain* all the modern improve
ments, ftnd'every obnvenlence for the oomfort and no
oommodation of the travelling public. The Sleeping
• Rooms aro largo, and well ventilated. The Suites of
Rooms aro well arranged and carefully furnished for
fhmibesand large travelling.parties f tyid the House will
be kept as a first-olaas Hotel m every respect.
• * • H. A. MURRAY Sc BRO.,
an24-3m ' ' , " Proprietors.
gEA BATHING
seebls fnends who may favor him with their patronage
donrfg the season.
je26-3m - t. THOS. 0. GARRETT.
rpHE MANSION HOUSE.
A ; ' '''_£• READING. PENN'A.
W" W. L. DE BOURBON, Proprietor.
.This well-known establishment, the favorite resort of
oitizpns.and,visiters, ha#.lately undergone extensive
repairs, ana is how one. 01 the most oommodions, ele
gant, and thorough hotels in the Union r beautifully lo
pated at the oomer of FIFTH and PENN Streets, Head
ing,/Its accommodations are first-ehiss; the rooms
spacious and airy ; and tho table constantly supplied
with all.tho luxuries of tlio 'season. Persons desirous
of spending a few weeks in the summer in an agree-
Reading. , ap22-tf
HfEOHANIOAL BAKERY, S. W. Comer
ijR BROAD and VINE Streets, PHILADELPHIA.
This establishment is now in successful operation, day
and night, and all are respectfully invited to call and see
the whole process of bread-making for thomselvos. .
The, undersigned takes the liberty of saying that far
thirty-five years he has beenapraotioal Baker—uveas
apprentjoe, and five as-journeyman in one of the first
houses in Bootiana, nnfftwenty-five as master-curing
whioi\tirae he has had the opportunity of making many
experiments, and observing all the improvements which
have been made during that period, n
In this establishment, of wMioh he hos now the man
agement, in addition to the ooroplete labor-saving ma
chinery, he has how facilities of many kinds not heroto
. in the purchase of flour, hone but
the soundest and best shall ever be used; and be has no
hesitation in sayiug that Breadof all.kinds can be de
livered, unsurpassed in Quality and weight by that made
br the ordmary.procees.
Families in which the Bread mode by tho Meohanical
Bakery has not been tried, or in whioh it has been tried
Only at its commencement, before the machinery was In
perfect working order, are respeotfpily asked to give it
atrial now; the undersigned believing it would lead to
mutual advantage. . - < JOHIv &* MOXEY,
my24-tf , , , , Superintendent.
■DEFINED SUGAR.—SOO barrels ariou
,SraileH. 150 bbls ornahed, flirted ami powdarjd
fo L ,^“ by , ;; James graham %. co„
anaa . T.ETITIA Btraat.
SIPTS. TURPENTINE.—ISOr-bbls Spts.
Torpflatine. in atore and for aalo hv ..
g^OFFEB- —SQO bags low-priced Rio, 100
t 6o •
#n» . LETiTIA Street.
THEf ~ 'WEME&fcte'
HOTICJES.,
BREAD.
INSURANCJ3. COMPANIES,
ryilE WASHINGTON
INSURANCE.COKpAN ,
' VARaUHAR BUILDINGS'. , ‘
No. 230 WALNUT. STREET,
rHILADELHIIA,
Incorporated in 1857, under the General Insurance Law 1
of renusylvania,
Authorized Capital.. —*— 8500,000
Subscribed Capital. 200,000
Paid up Capital.* •?*.*- 114,800
• INVESTED AS VOLLONVB J
Bond and Mortgages, first lien $52,170
Bunk, Railroad, and other Stocks and So-
’ ounties...... 64,000 1
Caeli in Bank.-—. 8,630
‘8114,800
FUBNJTURE, ko. Also, on CARGOES and FREIGHT
» and from all parts, of the world, and Inland Naviga
tion and Transportation, on favorable terms.
OFFICERS.
CHARLES O* IMLAY. President,
WM, WRIGHT, Vice President.
O. C. BUTLER, Secretary, .
H. G. RAMUORGLR, Assistant Seoret&ry*
’ DIRECTORS.' c
Jasper Hardinffi WjUinra Imlay,
O. C.. Butler, WiUiqm Wright,
Henry K. Strong, . F. F. Torrey,
D.D. Jones, Jno.Tonner,
Alonzo Butler, Wm.B. Grubb,
J.H. Hares, Charles G. Imlay,
mar 18-tt 1 / » ■ -
Life insurance and trust com-
PANY.-THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSU
RANCE-COMP ANY; Northeast comer of THIRD and
DOCK Streets.' Assets, 8902,226 26.
INSURES LIVES for,lhe whole term'of life—grants
annuities and 'endowments—purchases life interests in
Real Estat?, and makes ail contracts depending on the
contingencies of Life. _, • ; .. .
They act as Exeoutors, Administrators, Assignees
Tn,rt...,»ndG««r4.» s .j |BTBES ._
Daniel L. Miller, Samuel S. Stokes,
Beniamin Coates, William Martin.
Richard 8. Newbold, James B. McFarland,
'William P. Hacker, ' Joseph H. Trotter,
William H. Kern, James Euston,, •
Samuel C. Huey. Theophilue Paulding,
Charles Hailoweu, ‘ Edmund A. Souqer,
Henry C. Townsend, DamelL. Hutohmsos,
RodolphusKoct,' John W. Hornor, ,
William H. Carr, Ellis 8. Aroher,
P.'V.Duflow,». ’ Sarhuel J. Clinstiaa, 1 ’
William Robertson, Joseph M. Thomas,
Warner M. Rasin, , , •. John G; Brenner, 1
P. 8. Miohfei, Easton.
DANIEL L. MILLER, Pres dent,-
'.. BAML, E. STOKBB, Vice Pres’t.
Johw W. HoßHoa. Secretary. 1 - aulB-ly
The quakes city insurance
COMPANY,' PHILADELPHIA,' P».'
FRANKLIN BUILDINGS, No. .03 WALNUT Street
CHARTER PERPETUAL. -
CAPITAL, ; 8200,000
, s WM,^ARINe,‘AND'iNLANi)'iNSyKiNa^, 0011
Fire Insurance, limited and perpetual, on Buddings and
Merchandise ofall descriptions.
Marine Insurance, inland and Ooean, on Vessels.
Freight and Cargo to and from all parts of the World.
OFFICERS
GEORGE H. HART, President. •
E. P. ROSS, Vioo President,
H. R. CQGGSHALL. Becrettry.
S. H. BUTLER, Asa‘t Secretary. '
DIRECTORS,
E. W. Bailey.
Andrew R. Chambers,
Charles Q, Tjmlajr,
H.R. Cosgshnir.
Hon. H. M. Fuller, anl
George H. Hart, ,
E. P. Koss,-
A. C. Cattell,
Foster S. Pertaus, *
Bamuel Jones* M. D.»
Delaware mutual bafel'y in
SURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE 0*
ZPENNSYL VA NIA, 1835. •
OFFICE 8* fE, CORNER THIRf). AND WALNUT
1 Streets, Philadelphia.
MARINE INSURANCE
ON VESSELS, ) m w .
CARGO, ( To all parts of the World.
PBBIaHT, INIAND INSURANOK .
On Goods, by River. Canals, Lakes, and Land Carriage
Tm'-m'jWrfkß. ■
On Merchandise generally.
- oamre h^% H m'’S>% PANY,
November 1,1858,
Par. , ~ • Market Vahtt, ,
t 103,060, Philadelphia City 8 & cent. L0an....5305,144 00 1
110.000, Pennsylvania State Loans 104,425 00
$90,000, U. 8. Treasury 4>i & cent. Notes.... 30,112 00
$Ol,OOO, Pennsylvania Railroad 2d Mortgage
6 centi Bonds... ..... 45,375 00
820,000, North Pennsylvania Railroad Mort-
cent. 80nd5..... ' 12,000 00
815,000,300 shares stock Germantown Gas
,• • , Company, interest an&pnnoipal , ' .
guarantied by the city or Phila
delphia... 14,02500
85,000,100 shards'Pennsylvania Railroad
‘ 80,000,100 Pennsylvania Rail- W
• road C0mpany................... 850 00
82,650, Sundry shares’ Philadelphia Ice
Boat Company, Havre do Graoe
Steam Tow Boat Company So-
vannah Steam Navigation dom> ,
panrtßndPhiladolphiaßxc&o&go
2,(do oo
iiSK’anil Mortgage., and Real Batata, or-® 3U,IW 00
fioe 8ui1ding.......
Bills receivable for Insurances made .
Balance due at Agencies—Premiums on Ma
rine Policies recently issued—and other
debts due the Company;.. 61,288 1
Scrip and stock of sundry Insurance Compa-
mes
Cosh on Deposit in Bank.
ITORS. . ■ x
James C. Hand, .
Thoophiltu Fauldinx,
James Traauair.
WmmmEyre, Jr.i
J. P.PenistoQ,
Joshua P. Eyre,
Samuel E. Stokes,
Henry Sloan,
James B. M’Farland,
Thomas C. Hand,
' Robert Burton,
ft.?iorS!' lPi “S b ’ ei
T. T.Losan, 14 -
M .MARTIN, President. •/
m -ELAND, Vioe President. 1
irctarr. L ‘_ mhas-dtf
William Martin*
Joseph IL Seali
Edmund A. Souder*
John C. Davis*
John R. Penrose,
George G. Leiper.
Edward Darlington*
Dr. R, M. Huston,
William 0. Ludwig*
Hugh Craig,
Spencer M’nvalne»
Charles Kelly,
H. Jones Brooke,
Jacob f.JtmeSi
THOS. C,
HENRY LYLBURN, Seoi
Fame insurance company, No.
411 CHESTNUT Street* PHILADELPHIA,
INCORPORATED STATE OF
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RISKS, .
Samuel Wright.... & Co.
William W. Walters* William Ryan & Co, '
CHARLES RiCIIARDSONm J. Cj HOW® & Co. ■ -
George A. West.. West, Fobes, ft Lloyd.
Barclay Lippinoott, Hunter, A Soott,
Jacob W. Stout.. Cheflees,Stout, A Co.
Henry Lewis* Jr-.—.. Leins* Bros.* k Co.
David B.Birrby; Davis ft Biniey.
A; H. Rosgnhbim...... , Rosenheim, Brooks* ft Co, *
John B. Ellison. John B. Ellison, ft Sons.
John W.Evbhmar.. John W. Emm an ft Co*
Thomas 8. Martin..... Savage & Martin.
T ?pNATH A N'^ > SL6c{fM l f¥'ioß Prea't.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD, Sao y. ■ ant-lf
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA—FIRE'AND 'MA
JUNE INSURANOE-No. 4 EXCHANGE BUILD
-1853*^347^60 ffth-Capital 92D0,0Gd~Asset8, January 2,
Aft invested in.so and and.available securities—con
tinue to insure on Vessels and Cargoes, Buildings, Stocks
QfMerobandise, ;; •
HenryD. Sherrerd, George H. Stuart,*
' Simeon-Toby* -- SamuelGran6,Jr., 1 •
Charles Tobias Wagner,
: William 8. Smith, Thomas B.Wattson* '
• John B.Budd. Henry G. Frfloman,
Williamß.White, j-Charleys*Lewis,
HENrTd. s'heKSeRD, President.
WILLIAM IiARPVR. Secretary. |e9-Wfm .tf
rpflß MORRIS KIBE INSU
RANGE COMPANY I
' ' _OP PHItAPBI.PntA,
469 WALNUT. STREET.
This Company insures against Loss or Damage by
Fire on Pubfio and Private Buildings, Furniture, Stocks
of Goods, and Merchandise generally.
: The following provision in the Polioies of this Com-
theirseountjr whe» assigned M col
•• This policy shall not be invalidated, or in any wise
affected, after Its assignment as a collateral security to
a. grouud-rent, or mortgage, and the approval of such As
signment by the omoe, by any transfer or conveyance of
the mortgogod of the same.” ,
Paul T. Jones, r Jeremiah M. Brooks,
JohnH’jlme. • Robert Clarke, -
Isaac S. Waterman, David Salomon,
Edward.G. James, Wiibam Vanderveer,
Joseph Jartney, Theodore Cuyler,
Joseph H. CoHins. Samuel Caatnor.
PAUL T. JONES. Presid t**
„ yM. VANDERVEEH* Vioo President.
Oir.BKßr 8. Btrbt.inq, Seorntai-* mv7-tf
Howard fire and marine insu
rance COMPANY, No. 412 WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia,
m , DIRECTORS.,
Thos. L. Luders, Wm. F» Loeoh.
J. Edgar Thomson, Robt, W. D. Truitt,
M.W. Baldwin, Wm. K. Hamlin, ’
John o. James, 11. H.shiliingford,
A. J. Buoknor. C. E. Spangler,
John W. Sexton, H. H, Houston,
Witham Raiguel, Wm.H.Love, ' '
Edwin Booth, - Charles F. Norton,
John Garrison, Myer,
i. EUDBHS.
Vice President—E. S.WaRNE.
Seoretarr-CHARLES A/BUY. dels
western insurance and
TRUST COMPANY,
. Office, No.4O3.WALNUT atreot,
(Company’s Buildine.)
„ .' ... I’IMPAUKI.PinA,
will hereafter conduot the same with a oomhined Capi
tal, and available * ' r
r . ~ ASSETS OF OVER $350,000,,
invested, for the most part, in Fibst Bond&nd Most
gages, bearing six,par cent.interest, on improved pro
P O L t /AX or . t iU lot M? amount. >
FtRE, INLAND, AND MARINE CARGO RISKS
Taken on the most
Charlos 0. Lnthrop, William Darting. i
. Alexandor Whiildm, E. TmcyV f 1 *' .
John C. Hunter, Jamoa B. Smith,
TO 0 «?'& l6^urBt ’ C. N. Shipman, Chicako,R
J. R. MoCurdjr, . Frs. Tyler, Waverly.N. Y.
Thomas L. Gmespio, Charles Harlan,
Darnel L. Collier, Jonathan J. Sfoonm.
C. C. LATHROP, President.
y . -.rr-'r. WM. DARLING. Vied President.
JAMEBWRGHT, ScoroMry and trcafaror.
C. 8. RUHBBLL. Aagmtant Hoorotarr. fnh23-d*W V
BUSINESS CARDS.;
V B. PALMER’S ADVERTISING
jj’j* AGENCY, N. E. corner FIFTH »nd CHEST-
B&. Subßoriptipn. taken for tho beet City and Country
rißyrspiTperß. at Inwewt cash DHcee. . naS-Sm ■
IVIARTIN & QUAYLE’S '
JTJ -
1035 WALNUT STREET,
' . , nstow aLBVESTH, - ’
-_s2-lm PHILADELPHIA.
TSAAC ROBERTS,. ReaI Estate Agent;
no--, r SAMUEL C. ROBERTS, CoNyKrAKcun ■■
}K6>f pn iteml torma, FARMS AND COUN
TRY SEATS, in Pennsylvania, Now Joraoy, Delaware,
pSa^^^ , ' na^rr^i^’^',R^o ’’’’®n t
Walnut and Bjirilee streets, Philadelphia. . sl-lin*
alex. McKinney,
- r *- ATTORNEY AT LAW,'
w,i .g&eenbburg, PA,
diSaoSies, m Wo,tm ° rolan d, Armstrong, aml ln-
A UGUST BELMONT,
BANKER. 78 BEAVER STREETS
sbaf”'' 1 * I *'' aud vi6 “ na tf 7 .s r
HPHE ADAMS EXPRESS CO., OFFICE
1 320 CHESTNUT Street, forward, rireels, Pack
age., Merchandise, Bank Notes, nod Specie, either by
its own Lines, or in oonneotion with ether Express Com
pames, to all the prmoipie towns and oities of the
. - E. S SANIlFOlfl),
luu-u General Superintendent.
SUGAR-HOUSE MOLASSES.—ISO hhds.,
,tieroes,;ond barrels, for sale by ’
' JAMBS GRAHAM it CO.,
tl1> ” ■ . ■ - . LETITIA .B*raat. ‘
PITCH —250 bbls. Oity made Pitch, in
store and for sale bv ■
ROWLEY, ASHBURNER k CO..
au3l 16 SOUTH WHARVES.
]VE tV Nos. 1 & 2 MACKEREL—A small
J- v invoice of assorted packages, lauding from steamer
Kensington, and for sale by .
WM. j: TAVLOR * CO.,
33 tin 138 SOUTH WH A RYE’S,
RAILROAD LINES.
Ishg.A'KS
RAILROAD, via jMgBl A. , - , .
On and after Sopt. 4th, 1860, the trains will leave Phi
ladelphia, from the Station, N. t. corner of EICiH
TRENtA and MARKET Streets, at 7.15 and 9.30 A. M„
and at 2.30 and 5.45 P. M.' „ „ .
Leave West Chester, from the 'Station, on EAST
MARKET Stteet, at 6.4fiand 9.30, A.M.,and 2 and 5.15
M, " * ’ i
ON SUNDAYSC-Leavel’hiladelphiiYatl! AiM.,and 2
P.'M. Leave West Chester at 7.30 A. Mu and SP. M.
' , v(\ HENRY .WOOD,
my 28-tf General Superintendent.
fir? M ' CHANGE OF HUUKS.
PHILADELPHIA, WIL -
MINCmM, AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
. On and aftor MONDAY, September sth, 1859,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA]
For Baltimore at 8.16 A, 61., 12 noon, (Express,) and
**For Chester ttt 8.15 A. M.‘, 12 noon, 4 and 11.10 P. M.
. For Wilmington at 8.15 A. M. f 12,4, and 11.10 P. M.
For Now Castle at 8.15 A. M., and 4 P. 61.
For Middletown at 8.16 A. 6J.. and 4 F, M.
For Dover at 8.16 A. 61., and 4 r. 61.
For Seaford at 8.15 A. 61. - •
For aiilford at 4P. M. ’ •
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 8,30 A. 61., (Express,)o.<o A. M.»
and 6.25 P. M.
Leave Wilmington at 6.5? A. M. and 9.20 A, M., 1.10 and
8.40 P. M.
,eave N6w Castle at 8.46 A, M., and 8 P. M.
Middletown at 7.50 A. M. and 6.60 P, M»
leave Dover at 0.60 A. 61., aud 5.40 P. 61.
jeava Milford at 6.30 A. M.
ieave Seaford at 2.35 P. 61.
Leave Chestor at 7.44,9.50 A. 61., 1.45 and 9.15 P, M,
leave Baltimore for Seaford and Delaware Railroad
at 6.30 A* M.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at 8.45 A. M., 22.28 and 11.40 P. M,
Leave Wilmington at 9.20 A. M.,12.55r.6L, and 12.20
A ‘ M ’ ■ - SUNDAYS ,
Only at 11.10 P. M., from Philadelphia to Baltimore,
Only at 6.25 P. M.. from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with PASSENGER OAR attaohed,
■ - ' will run as follows s
Leave Philadelphia for Perryville and intermediate
places at 5:45 P* 61. „ - u
‘Leave Wilmington for Ferryville and intermediate
places at 7.25 F. M.
Leave Havre-de-Graco for Baltimore andintermedlate
plaoes at 6.40 A. 61. ...
Leave Baltimore for Havre-de-Grace and intermediate
plaoes at 5.40 P.M,
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia and intermediate
places at 5.45 P. M.
Jya S. 61. FBLTON, President.
nra^t
u FOR THE SEA-SHORE.
,On and after September Ist, and until further notice,
trn,™ for Atlantio City leave YINE-Street Wharf
Mail Train: - ,7JO A. M.
F»xpress“ ...... ..... . 4a. M,
Stopping at all Stations, going, and returning
! LEAVES ATLANTIC CITY.
Express Train - 8 A. M,
Marl, ..4P.M.
| SUNDAY TRAIN.
'leaves Vine-Btreet at...*..
noe-Btreßt 8 A. M.
Returning, leaves Atlantio at. $ P. M.
Fare to Atlantic ®1 80
Round Trip Tioket*. good for two dare 82 £0
Freight must be delivered at Cooper 1 * Point by IP. jfn
jThe Company will not be responsible for any goods un
til received and reoeipted for by their Freight Agent at
the Point,
iBl-lm JOHN 0, BRYANT, Agent,
temcßßWßa NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
dSfislSisßs OF LOCAL FREIGHT,
i The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY are
now prepared to receive and forward freight to the fol
poinU the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL-
, Look Haven, Lewisburg, .
< Wayne. Northumberland,
Jersey Shore* - - Sunbury, - -~
Linden, Treverion Intersection,
3 Georgetown,
. Williamsport, Millorstown,
t Muncy, Halifax,
! w.atßontown, York,
Milton, Junotion,
AS«I5 ,ana aUlntorm6(liat6 Poison HANOVER
1 ient to Freight Station, THIRTEENTH
and MARKET Streets, will be proinptW forwarded.
Jlvft-aro K J. BNBEt)WR. Frwlsht Agent
PHILADELPHIA AND
ELMIRA RAILROAD LINE—
GJJIOKEST'ROUTE toElmira, Wilkesbarre, Buffalo,
Cruoago, Rook Island, Niagara Falls, Milwaukee, Bur
lington, Montreal, St. Paul's, Detroit, Dunlieth, and St,
Louis. '
: Passenger trains will leave the Philadelphia And Read
rag Railroad Dopot, oorner BROAD and VINE Streets,
For Elmira. Niagara Falls, Buffalo, DetnvChicago,
Milwaukee,.Rook Island, Galena, St. Paul’s,Turlington,
jnd t. R _ NIGHT EXPRESS.
For Elmira, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago,
Milwaukee,.Rook Island, Galena,St. Paul's, Burlington,
dnd St. Louis.
‘The7XO A, M.and 3XO P. M. trains run through to
stopping at aU Stationson the Lebanon
!-The7.3o A/M. train oonneots at Rupert for Wilkes-
Baggage cheokod to Elmira, Buffalo, and Suspension
Bridge* . r r
‘ BS4. Ticket*can bo procured at the Philadelphia and
Elmira Railroad Line's Ticket Office, Northwest corner
of SIXTH and CHESTNUT BtreetSjand at the Passen
ger Depot, oorner BROAD add VINE.
J THROUGH. EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
Leaves the Depot, Broad street, below Vine, daily, (Sun
day excepted,) lor all points West and North, at d P. M.
I Freights must be delivered before 3 P. M. to insure
going tue same day.
. For further information, apply at
} ' Freight Depot, BROAD, below Vine,
Or to CHAR. 8. TAPPEN, General Agent,
N. W. oorner SIXTH and CIfESTNIiT Streets,
! 001-tf ; Philadelphia.
ngjmKWBH PHILADELPHIA, GER-.
MANTOW AND NDRRIS
TOWNRAILROAD—SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS-
On and after Monday, MaVflth,lBs9Luntil further notice,
} FOR GERMANTOWN.
i Leave Philadelphia 6,7, 8, 6)4, min., 10, 11)4, 12,
A. M., 1, 2, 3, 3)4,4, 5, Mi, 6,7, 8/9, 10, end 11 I*. M.
■i Leave Germantown 6,7,7)4,8,8)4,9,10,11, A. M., 12)4,
1, 2,3,4,6,6,6)4,
1 Leave Philadelphia 9.05 min. A, Ml, 3,3,8,7Af, and 19)4
P. M.
....~ 3,330 00
, . 42,067 86
$698,804 TO’
| Leave Gormantown 8.10 rata. A. M., 1.10 rain., 4,6 Hi
and&,VP*M.
i CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD,
j I*avePhiladelphia 6,8,8 X, 11 A. M., 9,3)4, 4,6)4, 6,9,
{ Leave Chestnut HiU7.lO, 7.40, 8.10, 9.40, 11X6 A. M„
12.40,8.40,6.40,7.10, 8.40.10.10 P. M.
» ON SUNDAYS.
;! Leave Philadelphia9.os min. A. M., 2,6, and 7H P* Nt.
J Leave Chestnut Hill 7.50 A. M,, 12X0, 6.10, and BXS
■f' FOR CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
* Leave Philadelphiao,BXs min., 10.05, min., IV)*.A. M.,
. J.Q3 min.. 3,06 min., 4)4, 5)4, 6%, 11% P. M.
: l Leave Norristown 6,7,9,11 A. M., 2, 3)4, 4)4, 0, 7)4,
J M ‘ ON SUNDAYS,
i i Leave Philadelphia 9 At M., 3 and 4 P. M.
t Leave Norristown 7 A. M., 1 and 6 P, hi.
. FORMANAYUNK.
11 Leave Philadelphia 6, 7.05 min., 8.05 mip., 9)4, 10.05
min., 1134 A. M., 1.05 mm., 2.06 min., 3.05 nun., 4)4, 6%,
flleareSlanarunk6)4,7)4,&V*9«, 10)4,21)4 A.M., 1)4,
4X5 rain., 4,6,6)4,8,0.05 min. P.hf.
I / ON BUNDAYS,
| Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M.,3,4PM.-
| Leave Manayunk7)4 A. hL, 1)4,6)4, ©4 V* M.
•! mr7
rriHE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
•UL I; RAILROAD. ,
1859.SiM' 1859.
pHE CAPACITY 0/ T TH.B c§ OAD IS EQ.UAL TO
I -THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG,
Connecting direot at Philadelphia. -with Through -Trainj
from Boston. New York, and all points East, and at the
Union .Depot at Pittsburg with Through Trams for Cin
cinnati, 8t Louis. Clevomnd, Chicago, Burlington, fit.
Paul s, Indianapolis, Louisville, New Orleans, and all
intermediate points in Ohio., Indiana, Illinois, Kentuc
ky*. Miohlgan, Wisconsin, Minnesot&tMissouri, Kansas,
ana Nebraska—-thus furnishing facilities for the trans
portation of Passengers unsurpassed for speed and oom
fortby any other route.
I Express and Fast Lines run through to Pittsburg*
of Cars or Conductors.
I Smoking Cars are attaohed to each Train: Woodruff’s
Bleeping Cars to Express and Fast Trains. The
EXPRESS RUNS DAILY: Mail and Fast Lines, Bun-
MHMSS& eaves Philadelphia at 7'lS ArM. •'
i Fast Lino ** . 44 ILSO A. M,
- Express Train leaves “ 10,60 P. M.
j' -WAY TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
} lUrkeßburg Accommodation at II A, M.
! Harrisburg Acoomrabdation, via Columbia,2.oo P, M.
Columbia , » 4JiOP. M.
{Passengers for; Wert Chester will take the Mail,
Parkesburg, and Lancaster Trains, at the Pennsylvania
Railroad Passenger Station.-
j Passengers forßnnbury, Williamsport, Elmira, Buffa
lo, Niagara Fallß, aud intermediate points, leaving Phi la
dolphtaat7.lB A. M., and 3P. M., godirectly through.
- Tickets Westward inaj bo obtained at the office of the
'Company in Philadelphia, New York, Boston, or Bal
timore ; and Tickets Eastward at any of the important
Railroad Offices in th© West; also on board any of the
regular Line of Steamers on the Mississippi or Ohio-
Rivers.
: 80b. Fare always m low as any other Route.
(The completion, of the Western oonneotsonu of the
Pennsylvania Railroad to Chicago.make this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN Thlg EABT *ND THE
} GREAT NORTHWEST.. .
(The commotion of tracks by the Railroad Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding all drayage or ferriage of Freight,
together with the savingof tune, are advantages readily
appreciated by Shippers of Freight ana the Travelling
ft- I®' 1 ®' . FREIGHTS WESTWARD.
< By this Route Freights of all descriptions oan be for
jwarded from Philadelphia. Npw York, Boaton.or Balti
more , to any point pn the Railroads of Ohio, Kentucky,
Indiana, Illinois, Wisoonsm, lowa, or.Miseouri, by Rail
road direot.
The Pennsylvania Railroad also oonneota at Pittsburg
with Steamers, by wmoh Goods oan be forwarded to any
port on the Ohio, Muskingum, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin. Misouri,
Kansas, Arkansas, and Red Rivers; and at Cleveland,
I Sandusky, and Chicago, with Steamers to all ports on the
Northwestern Lakes. ■ t
Merphants and Shippers entrusting the transportation
;of their Froight to this Company, oan rely withoonfi
idenoe on its speedy transit. 1 1 '
THE RATES Op FREIGHT to any point in the Wert
I by the Pennsylvania Railroad are at all times as favora
: Me as are charged by other Railroad Companies.
»3u Be particular to mark paokages 1 4 via Penna. Rail
rronuT
Merchants in the West ordering goods from the East,
wUI do well to direct them to bo shipped by this Route.
For Freight Contracts or Bhippmg Directions, apply
Ito, or address either of the following Agents of the Com
pany;
, D. A. STEWART. Pittsburg]
’Doyle Sc Co.,Stoubonvi)le t O.;H.S.Pieroe A Co., Zanes
ville, 0.; J. J. Johnston, Ripley, 0.; R, McNoely. Mays-
j ville, Ky.; Ormsby Sc Cropper, Portsmouth, O.j Paddock
!&. Co,, JeSersonvtllo, Indiana; H. W. Brown & Co.,
I Cincinnati. 0.: Athern & Hibbert, Cincinnati, O.i R. 0»
' Meldrum, Madison. Ind.; William Bingham. Louisvillo,
Ky.; P. G. O’Riley & Co., EvßnBvilje,Tnd.;N. W. Gra
ham Sc Co., Cairo, 111.; R. F, Sass, St. Louis, Mo.; John
, H. Harris, Nashville, Tenn.; Harns Sc Hunt, Memphis,
Tenn.; Clarke Sc Co., Chicago, 111.; W. H. H. Koonts,
' Alton, 111;; Murphy Sc Walle, Dubuque, 111.; or to Freight
; Agents of Railroads at different points in the West.
.’Parties Attending to their own shipments from the
- East, will find it to their interest to call on the Agentsof
the Company at the following places before shipping:
lor lottera addressed to eithorof them on the sutueot oi
t freights, will meet with prompt attention •
E. J. SNEEDER, Philadelphia.
; MAGRAW* Sc KOONS, 80 North street, Baltimore.
LEECH Sc CO., 2 r Artor House, or IS. William at., N.Y.
LEECH Sc CO., 54 Kilby street, Boston.
. JL-H. HOUSTON, Gen’l Freight Agent. Philo.
L. L. HOUPT. GeVl Ticket AeentfPhiU.
TQOS. A. SCOTT, Gen'lSup’t, Altoona, Pa.
utu
1859. 1859
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-NEW tfORK LINES.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHILA
DELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD CO’S
LINES. FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
NEW YORK AND WAY-PLACES,
EROM WALNUT-STBKRjr WHARF,
Will leave as follows, viz: fares.
At 6A. M.,viaComdon and Amboy, Cam. A Am.
Accommodation $2 25
At 6 A. M. f via Camden and Jersey City, (New
Joroey)Acoommodntion ; 2 25
At 9 A.M., via Camden and Jersey City, Morning
Mail . 8 00
At 11 A. M., by StoanuKwit, via Taoony and Jersey
City, Morning Express 8 00
At 2 P. M., via Camden and Amboy, C. A A. Ex
press - 3 00
■ At3>j P.M.jby Steamboat, via Tocony and Jer
sey City, Evening Express. 3 00
At3«P. M.. hv Steamboat, via Taoony and Jer
sey City, 2d Class Ticket 2 25
At 6 P. M., via Camden and Jersey City Evening
Mail.... “ 3 00
At II P. M., via Camden and Jersey City, Night
Mail 2 25
At2s£ P.M, via Camdenand Amboy,Accomodation,
(Freight and Passenger-lot Class Ticket. 2 25
. . 2d Class Ticket 1 £0
At 6 P. M., via Camdenand Amboy, Accommodation,
(Freight and Passenger)—lst Class Ticket 225
2d Claes Ticket 1 75
The 6P. M. Mail Line runs daily, The 11 Night Mail,
Saturdays exoepled.
For Belyidete, Easton, Flemmgton, &c.,at 6 A, M,
and s)a P. M<
For, Water Gap. Stroudsburg. Scranton, Wilfcesbarro,
Montrose, Great Bend, &0., at 8 A. M., via Delaware,
Lackawanna, and Western Railroad.
For Freehold, at 0 A. M. and 2 P. M.
For Mount Holly, at 6 and 9 A. M., and £4,4*£, and 5
r,M ‘ . • WAY LINES
For Bristol, Trenton, &o, at 3H&ndO£ P, M., from
Walnut-street wharf. _ , _
For Palmyra, Delanoo. Beverly, Bqrlington, Borden
town, Ac., at land 2s£P. M. •
Stoaniboat JolmNpiUon, for Taoony at 11 A.M.,and
for Bordentown and intermediate placesat3)«P.M.
Steamboat Trenton, for Taconyat’B)S A. M.;and for
Bnafol, Burlington, and intermediate places, at 12 M.
ond4)i P. M. . .
Fifty pounds of baggage only allowed each passenger,
Passengers are prohibited from taking anything as bag
gage but their wearing apparel. - All baggage over fifty
pounds to be paid for extra* The compnny limit their
responsibility for baggage to.onfl, dollar per pound, and
will not |ie liable for any amount beyond $lOO, except
Vnl°i* 1?0 " traot ' WM. H. GATZMER, Agent,
RAILROAD LINES.
j 55 iS! SS3SBKHKI NORTH PENNSYL-'
For BETHLEHEM. DOYLEBTOWN, EASTON,
ALLENTOWN. MAIJOH CHUNK, HAZLETON
WILKESBAJUIE. &o. „
Qn and alter MONDAY, May. 16th, 1859. Paeteneer
Trains will leave FRONT and WILLOW Streets, Phi
ladelphia, DAILY,! Sundays oxoeptod:)
, For Bethlehem. -Allentown, Mauoli,Chunk, Wilkes
barre,Ha£6lton, &o.,(Express,)at9.SoA. M,' '
For Bothlehem, (Express,) at 4 P. M, .
_ Forßoylestown, (Aooommodation,; at 8.15 A.M.and
6 F. M.
Washington, (Aooommodation,) at 2.15 P. M.
and 6.20 F. M.
r ' -TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA?
Leave Bethlehem, (Express,) at BA. M. and4.lo P. M.
P T °y le otown, (Accommodation,) at 6AO A. M.
ana 4 i. jvi,
1L and 3 m’p aahington » (Aooommodation,) at6AO A.
OK I i\ U-’ *’ JON SUNDAYS:,
PhJladelphia. for Dovlestown, at 9 A. M. and 3 P. M.
?22i e * f°£ Pht 'S da, A at 6i3 ° A. M. and 5.45 P.M.
Mauch Chunk. $2.00; to
§4507< • ' ; 5 t°Doylestown, 80 cents; toWukosbarre,
AU raesenger Twins (except Sunday Trains,)oon
neotat Berks street with Fifth and Bixth-streets, and
Beoond and Third-streets Passenger Railroads.
Passengers for Wilkosbarre take 9AO A. M. Train, and
arrive in Wilkeßbarre at 7 P. M. • 1 -
mylS ~ ELLIS CLARK, Agent..
SMsmm/ffiiltfZfZZt
ROAD, MORNING DINE, for POTTSVILLE, READ
! ING rad HARRISBURG.
•Loaves the Depot, at oorn.r of BROAD and VINE
>oints, connecting at Harrisburg with trains running to
ftttaburg, Aa.
Leave stS-SOP, M„ DAILY, for POTTSVILLE and
HARRISBURG.* * - - * -
At 4.45 E.’M., DAILY, (Snndays excepted,)for READ
ING, and intermediate points. _ _
, ;aplB , W.H.,McILHENNY,Secretary.
f*s» «ff* u*qauHha»n NOTICE.—CHESTER
BENGER TRAINS FOR DOWNINGTOWN AND IN
TERMEDIATE STATIONS.—On and after Ist January,
1859, the Passenger Trains for DOWNINGTOWN, will
start from the Passenger Depot of the .Philadelphia and
Rending Railroad Company, corner of BROAD and
VINE Streets. < : , ,
MORNING TRAIN for Downingtow.i, leaves at 7.20
A.M. ; ;
■AFTERNOON TRAIN for BowninjJtowu,' leaves at
4.45 P. M. ,
:DAILY (Sundays exoepted.) • .
'By order of the Board of Managers of the Philadelphia
aim Reading Railroad Company. '
,d3O W. H. McILHKNnY, Seoretary..
.Exonrsion.Tiokets to the following iplaces will be is
sued at the Depot. Broad and Vine striiets, on the SA
TURDAY of.eaon weok, to return mi the MONDAY’
following, vixj , ■{
To Reading.and back- 25 -
Pottatown do.- ....... 160
Pbremxville do. - - 110
Lebanon .. do. ............................ 360
„ PottsviHe;- do. ? Ji 876
'By order of the Board. • :"L -.r*-
aus-lm W. H. McILHENifY, Secretary.
PIANOS. X
dsaa omcRERiNG & sons, .
If rTf» „„ MANtjFACrORBhg OF*
GRAND, SQUARE: AND-UPRIGHT
' > ■ PIANO-FORTES. 1 .
WAREROOMS 807 CHESTNUT STREET.
Constant jf in store a large stock ot our BEAUTIFUL
and UNEffyALLED INSTRUMENTS, we have been
awarded, at the dinerent Exhibitions in this country and
asaSSl) AND SILVER FIRST-CLASS MEDALS.
PIANOS TO RENT. . „ , . , ja2S-ly
RAVEN, BACON, & Co.’s,
rTSTTT Nunn. L plarYis, Jlallatt. Dara, fc.Co.’s,
and A.H. Gala .superior PIANOS. Also. Ma
son & Hamlin’s unrivalled MELODEONB and HAR
MONIUMS,'so desirable for Churohes and Leoture
Rooms.
N9 r Pianos and Melodeons to Rent.
myl»T • ■ . SEVENTH and CHEsSfe.
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
ffWiiPIANtfS. :• - •
„ SCHOMACKER & CO
1021 CHESTNUT Street, respectfully invite the music
loving public to call and examine' their new and suc
cessful improvement—
THE PARLOR GRAND PIANO.
Having converted the Tone,' Touch, -and Aotion of
the Grand Piano into that’of a Square Instrument,
avoiding all the objections generally mode to the Btyle of
Grand Piano, also diminishing the coat of the Barno.
In volume, purity of tone, great power, brilliancy, full
ness, depth, and evonnoss of touch, with exquisite deli
cacy mid sweetness, these _
SUPERIOR AND BEAUTIFULLY-FINISHED IN
-- STRUMtNTS ...
are wholly unequalled. They have received the highest
encomiums, ana are pronounced by critics to be far su
perior to any instruments over manufactured in this
C °Cons(antly on hand, a large and elegant assortment of
our unrivalled'PlANOS.' Wo have been awarded the
First Premiums, at all .exhibitions ever exhibited, in
cluding the Prize Medal from the Crystal Palace Exhi
bition, New York. 1853. sel-tf
MEDICINAI,.
T OUISVILLE ARTESIAN WATER.—
An analysis, by Prof. J. L. SMITH, shows one
gallon to cpntain 915)5 grams, rb follows, viz:
hlor. Sodium 622 grs. Sulph. Magnesia.. 77.00 grs.
“ Caloium 60 “ •* Potash SCO**
“ Magnesium... 7** 44 „ . Alumina... 200 “
44 Potassium.... 14 44 lodide Magnesium 0.55 “
44 Aluminium... 15 “ Bromido 44 , 0.47,“
Phosph. 80da,....... 2 44 ■ Bt-Carb.lron 0.36“
Bulph. Soda 72 44 41 Magnesia. .3.00 41
44 • Lime 29“ 4
Sold by the barrel, gallon, or m bottles, wholesale and
retail, by HABBARD 8c CO., Apothecaries,
auW-tf CHESTNUT St., cor. Twelfth st.
A NOTHER PROOF OF- THE WONBER
-tA. FUL EFFECTS OF TROXELL’S NEURALGIA
SALVE.
„ -aPhila., July 7th, 1868.
Mr. E. W. Troxxll—Dear Sfft—l have been trouble<
with the “NEURALGIA” for the wit U years,. au<
have suffered the moat exorueiating pain, compelling
me at times to give up tny business entirely. I could no
oat, and sleep was a stranger to my eyes. 2 sufierei
more than tongues can tell. - J had, the advice and aid o
various phyajoians, and used other remedies, but all o
no avail. Having noticed tout advertisement in the
papers, I oonoluded to call on a person whom 1 h&i,
learned was cored of a case of 20 years standing. He
applied the 44 SALVE”, but onoe,and 1 felt immediate
relief—a second application removed the pain entirely,
and I now feel like a dinerent man. Since then I have
E‘ thntl have net done for months,
ing obliged to sit up all night in a chair. My appetite
a returned, and I (eel grateful to you for the restora
tion of my health.- -« % - .
CHARLES H. Tobacconist,
CARROL Street, above -WOOD, Kensington. -
Forsale. wholesale andlktail, at 6. W.oorner SIXTH
and PAAkISH Streets, and at T. R. CALLENDER &
Co,’*, N. W» oomer Third and Walnut sts. apiO-tf
Dr. westcott’s celebrated tab
CORDIAL.' ' • 1 '
Westoott’s Tar Cordial ouree Consumption. .
: Westoott’s Tar Cord|a! cures Bronchitis.
1 Weatcott’s Tar Cordial cures Coughs and Colds.
Westcott’s Tar Cordial cures Sore Throat and Breast,
Wettoott’s Tar Cordial cures Palpitation of the
Heart. , , ~1 ( *
Westcott'a Tar Cordial cures Nervous Debility,
, Westootrs Tar Cordial oures General Debility.
Westoott’s Tar Cordial cores Diseases of the Kidneys,
Strangury, and Gravel,
.Westcott’a Tar Cordial oures Bknd and Bleeding
Piles. , r
■ Westcott’s Tar Cordial oures Female Weaknesses.
„ Dr. Westcott’s yer Cordial Depot, No. 629 ARCH
Street, Philadelphia.
, Also.Pnnoipal Depot forDr.Westflott’s Anti-Sorofu
lcus Syrup and Cholera Mixture.* - -- • 1
Dr. E. R. WESTCOTr oan be consulted on the above
diseajes,free of charge, at hie Consulting Rooms, No.
629 ARCH Street, from 10 A. M, to 4P. M, ' jylfi-tf
WINES AND LIQUORS.
r^ARD.—MAREUIL-SUR-AY (CHAM
.rAGNE), JANUARY 16,1859.—1 n consequence oi
the frequent invitations reooived by me to renew the
Shipments ofmjr Chan; pagne Wines to the United States,
beg leavQ hereby to inform my former customers and
thepnbho in general, that I have appointed Mcssrs. F.C.
BROUWER, ANOHER, & CO., Sole Agents in the
United States, for the sale of my Champagne Wines.
MyWoxei have been so long and. favorably known in
tho. United States, it will be unnecessary to comment on
their quality, further than to say that my new shipments
will in no way be found infenorta the former ones.
ioa^ a 6?%m^w^rA^co.,
■ ap274m , • 51 BEAVER Street. New York.
CLARET. —100 cases Barton & Ques tier’s
w St. Julian; 300 do. Bt. EstSphe; 300 do. Washing
ton Morton St. Julien ; 100 do. do. Talence, pints; 50 do.
Chateau La Rose: 50 do. do. Leoville; Scotch Ale, in
stone aud glass; Younger’s,Harvey’s.Fallnrk Brown
Btout and London Porter, in store and for sale by
auB A. MERINO. HO South FRONT Street.
r'UDER BRANDY 10 bbls. pure Con
neoticut Cider Brandy. Also 6 bbls. do old extra
quality, on consignment and
auift ARCH Street. ae<u\nd dnot above Front.
CABINET WARE.
CABINET FURNITURE and BILLIARD
VJ TABLES.
MOORE & CAMPION,
No. 261 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
m connection with their extensivq Cabinet Business, are
Bo *
and have now on hand a full supply', finished with
MOORE & CAMPION’S IMPROVED CUSHIONS,
whioh are pronounced by all who have used them to be
superior to all others.
’ For the quality and finish of those Tables tho manu
facturers rarer to their numerous patrons throughout the
Union, who are familiar with the character of their
work. . Jy3S-6m
BRUSHES.
The cheapest brush house in
PHILADELPHIA.—Look at tho following list of
prices for Handscrube, and oompare them with those
bought elsewhere; -
No. 1, 53 knots, 62K per dozen,
, No. 2, 62 knots, 76 “
No. 3, 66 knots, 87 "
No. 4, SD knots 100 “
No. 5, 83 knots, 112 “
. No. 6,100 knots, 123 «
No. 7,104 knots, 150 44
No. 8.156 knots. 175 ' 41
HENRY G. ECKSTEIN,
52 North THIRD Street, below Aroh, *
• Philadelphia.
MACHINERY AND IRON.
BAUUSL Y. MBILRICg,
WILLIAM H. MEHRIOS,
CJOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
K 3 FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
MERimmONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS, I
Manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines,
for Land, River, and Marine service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, Jco. $ Castings
of all kinds, either Iron or Brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas -Works, Work Shops, Rail
road Stations, &o.
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and most ini'
proved construction. „
Every description of Plantation Machinery, such as
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mill*, Vacuum Pans, Open Steam
Trams, Defecators, Filters, Pumping Engines, Ac.
Solo Agents, for N. RiUieux’a Patent Bugar Boiling
Apparatus; Nasmyth ■ Patent Steam Hammer; anil
Aspinwalj k WolaSr’. Patent Centrifugal Sugar Drain
ing Machine. • auB-j
WASHING AND IRONING.
M L "WASHING AND IRONING DONE
50 Y lfc h NEATNESB and DESPATOH, for Single
n«iwbj. ' a Sd Gentlemen, Faroilios, Boardmr
I AMTTV H T 1 T l ilVrJI 0 A m l , P»ts. Ac., at DONOVAN’S
f AMILY LAUNDRY, No. 233 South SIXTH Street,
S™ oo *, .Family Shirts and Collars patent
mom 8 hand, on the 00m
« - business is striotly attended to by female
Mrs. DONOVAN.
jy 20-ly Rnperindennedt.
TTAVANA CIGARS ottered to dealers
, ~ At fovorabie rates, of various sizes and brands, in
cluding Partagas, Cabana, Figaro, Nono, Bird. Fioren*
tfna./tre Fir, ana F g? er C T r s . 6^
1.,-tm* »ia Smith FRONT Street.
■MACKEREL AND ALEWTYES. —9O
"f !>W»' and BO half bbls new No. 2; 200 bile, and M 0
half bbls. new Urge No. 3 Mackerel; 100 bbls. Aiowives,
for sale by WM. J. tfAYLOR Sc COy
ivlg 13ft SOUTH WHABVRH
Drills and sheetings for ex-
PORT.
BROWN, RLEACHED, AND BLUE DRILLS,
' HEAVY,AND LIGHT SHEETINGS,
. Suitable for Export, far sale by
„ b'ROTHINQIIAM * -WELLS,
South FRONT St., and 36 LETITIA Street,
DAY RUM.—S puncheons very superior
■—--Bay Hum, in store anil for sale by
au» A. MERINO. 140Sonib FRONI' Street.
SODA. —IOO kegs for sale by
BbSoN§IS ILL * BROTHER, Noe. a and RM?.
[FURNESS, BRINIiEY, & 00 M
A 1 ,N0.;4*9 MARKET STREET,’
• SALE'OF FRENCH GOODS.
« - On, Friday Morning, .
Sept. 9th, at 30 o’clock, on Six montto’ Credit— •
6CO packages and lots of fancy and staple French dry
goods. i -‘j- 1 . *
PARIS ROUND-OOR
. . , , On Friday Morning, l ■
Stella alfawls iandaom ®. assortment of Faria printed
ttnd handsome assortment of round-conteied
’ARIS BROCHE-BORDERED" SQUARE STELLA
a , 1 , ’ cHAnliQi * - - -,,
_ A large assortment of I'aria broche-bordered square
f x S (!!ritont Mwrtmon e t at Var:ely of Bt y {eB « tuaUties, and
w Kr h tt y iKr«uS„roFti u oite a! « i are
O SOOTT. Jf., AUCTIONEER, No. 409
gap ■ - - EMBROIDERIES. -
CARD.—lncluded in sale.of this-morning will be
f ound a choice assortment oi embroideries, viz;
Riohiaoonec and camhno sets. -
Jaconet and cambric collars..
Rich jaconet and cambno bandsr- - -
Rioh jaoonet and cambrio edging and inserting.
Also, 100 lots new style,trimming ribbpus, French
flowers, Ac--to which particular attention i* invited.
• t . CLOTHS* CASSIMERES, &o.
BAlso. a line of Fienoh blaok cloths, cassimeres, vest
ings, Ac., oco.
, ~ BONNETSi
•.Also, aline of fancy silk and satin bonnet* for. beat,
city sales. ■ j •-
LARGE SALE OF AMERICAN-AND IMPORTED
DRY. GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, TRIMMINGS,
CDOa, &0, , , ( . .
. . This Morning,
Sept. 7th. by . catalogue, on a oredit, ooraraonoing
atJO o'clock, will ■ be sold an assortment of the above -
goods for fall sales. '
- Included in sale will be found, viz—
’EMBROIDERIES.
New foil styles Pane neetlleworlt soto, collars, eleeves,
bands, «o.; dinnty bands. &c., &c. -
TRIMMING MIBBONB.
A* B o, ladies rich, fail styles dress trimmings, ribbons,
fringes, braids, moire antiques, Ac.. &o.
„ „ , : FRENCH FL6w^
Fall styles velvet and chenille Pari* artificial flowers,
bands, roses, and leaves/ 7 '
. . FRENCif VEILS.
gtripS/L? veiS ° f “ eW BtTIM FreUch &l6ncoa Bnd
4 ,• ; 'jewelry.
. Also, an mvoioe of cameo,;painted, mosaic, and fancy
jewelry, in sets and single pieces, /. - /
By Catalogues and samples early on the morning of
sale. • -
Philip, ford, auctioneer, no. sbo
MARKET Street, and 621 MINOR Street.
BALE OF BOOTS, SHOES.. BROGANS, &o.
■ . On Thursday-Morning-, -■
September 8. at 10 O’clock precisely, will be sold by
catalogue, on four month*’ credit, 1,000 case* or men's
and boys’ boots, shoes, gaitpr*, orogans, dee.; ladies’
and vnisseß’ boots, shoes, gaiters, tie*. Jenny Linds,
&c. f of. city and Eafitem manufacture, being all fresh
and desirable invoices, ,weU jorthyihe attention orthe
r 200 CASEB BCdTCH GINGHAM UMBRELLAS.'
Also,’included in sale-will,be found sample* of 200
cases Sootch gingham umbrellas, assorted sizes. '
THE BRITISH AND NORTH
2agj*6.AMERIOAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM
„. - toexto liweepool.
Chief CabinPaasaga ,—-- T §)**
Beoond 7*
- ' . , ' SEOM BOSTON TO LIVBEPOOL. • -
Chief Cabin Passage..-. J... 5110
Seoond Cabin Passage.. -, --r , 60
* The Bhipa from. Boston call at Habfax.
PERSIA, Capt. Judkins, . - AMERICA, Capt. MiUai,'
t SSttf* N I4® AHA > OMt"ADdw
cINS&,%^p t i. 8 L h a"S“■
Tho.9T.no6carry aolerawhit.light at mast-head:
Aw S .IT.
£s?oV/v» 4|M*Unri-“ - Barton,-Wednesday,Sept 7.
4i»iß, < ?»V s V ia 2 n f m » .1 . N York, Wednesday, Sept 34.
E UROP A, Lei toh, 44 -Boston,Wednesday, Sept. 21.
PERSIA. Judkins, - 44 NYork, Wednesday,'Sept. SB.
Berths not secured until paid for. < . ,
An experienced Surgeon, on board.’ . % - ’
r,A5 e 5-Vners of these ahips will not be acoountablelor
Gold, Silver, Bullion, Sptoie, Jewelry,' Precious Stones
or Metals, unless bilw of lading are signed therefor and
the value, thereof therein expressed. For freight or pas
sage apply to E. CUNARD,4 Bowling Green,
:marsl-tf . - , • . , New York,
xt&S&SL FOR THE SOUTH.—CHARLES
aS^TON p^G^\ A K« 8 DTEAMIUI'S
, Heavy Freight at an average of viptben per cent, be
low New York Steamship rates.-
’FOR CHARLESTON, SiO. ,
. The TJ. S. MaU Steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Cap
tain Charles P. Marthman. wUI sail on Thursday, Sep
tember 18,at 10 o’clook A. M. :. . ■ -
.The, U. S. Mail Steamship STATE OF GEORGIA,
Captain John J. Gaiwin, will soil on Saturday, September
10, at*) o’clock A. M.' . . . . i,.7-
1 Throneh in 68 to 60 hours, only 48 hours at Bea.
’ day* changed from evenr.Satnrday to even
five Goods reoeiyed, an<| of Lading signed
side-wheel Steainshlpe KEY
STONE STATE and STATE OF GEORGIA now run as
above every ten days, thus forming a five-day commu
nication with Charlestouand Savannah, and the South
and Southwest.
.At both Charleston and Savannah, these Ship* con
nect with steamer* for Florida, and with r&ilroaas, fee.,
for all places in the Sonth and Southwest,
__ . INSURANCE.
Freight and Inguranoe on a large proportion of Goods
snipped Squth wiU be found to be lower by these ships
than by staling vessels, the premium being one-half the
rate. - *>_. , - *
N. B-—-Insurance on all Railroad Freight- is entirely
unnecessary, farther than Charleston or Savannah, the
Railroad Companies taking all risks from those points.
w . GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE.
.Fare by this route26.to4o per 1 cent.'cheaper than by
Uie Inland Route, as will be seen by the following sche
dule. Through tickets' from Philnuelphia via Charles
ton and Savannah steamships, INCLUDING MEALS on
the whole route, except from Charleston and Savan
nah to Montgomery: - -
- JNLAIHJ SAPS.'
To Charleston: $l5 00 Charleston tSfiO
Savannah. 16 00 Savannah 8100
, Augusta 20 CO 26 00
Mac0n........... .21 00 - Macon .... 8276
Atlanta. 33 00 SI 00
Columbus 23 00 Columbus 86 00
, Albany, ~24 00, AlbanyB7 00
Montgomery..,,-25 00 Montgomery..SB 00
- Mobile.. 85 00' Mobuk..4s 90
New Orleans.... ,89 76 New 6lOO
No bills of lading signed after the ship has sailed.
For freight or passage apply on board, at second wharf
above vinestreet.or to ■ “-‘ - * * -* - •
„ , -ALEX. HERON. Jr..
. Sonthweet corner FOUTH and CHESTNUT, -
Agents in Charleston, T. S. & T. G. BuDD.
- .Savannah, HUNTER 4c GAMMELL.
For Florida from Charleston, steamer Carolina every
'Tuesday. . - • - *
For Florida fromlSavarmsh, steamers,SriMary’*- and
Bt. John’s, every Tuesday qnd Saturday. • - jy33
GLASGOW AKD » YORK
2&£s£L steamship company.-steam' to
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST, DUBLIN,
«». -
„ w ■- »ROM SKW TOHI. •
GLASGOW* Thompson, Wednesday, October tt, at U
o’olook, noon. • '•>»--
-v VBOU OIiASOOW, * .
GLABGOW, Thompson, Wednesday. September 14.
Bate* of Passage from. New-York, Philadelphia* or
Boston* to Glasgow* Liverpool, Belfast* Bablia, or/Lon
donaerry,nretclaw,*7s. Steerago, found with anafcun
dance of properly cooked provisions* 830. ■ ‘
An experienced. Sprgeon attaohedtoeaoh steamer.
No charge for medioines. ..
For freight or passage, applyto
- WORKMAN A CO..
No. IX3 WAMUT Street, FhiMaliW ..
No.» BROADWAY,SIow York.
U.B. M. STEAMERS •.
„„HAVRB AND SOUTHAMPTON,
will sad July S3,September
i'ULTON, Captain Wotton,willaail August *>, Ooto
ber 15, Deoembor 10.
First Cabin p&aaa*e_ , , *iao
fiflonnd Cftbm paaa«.g» : . . 75
&**>*. ’
SPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND SO
k-J CIBTY OF PHILADELPHIA. .
- Office, No. 331 North THIRD Street
'(Consolidation Bankwulding.f
CHARTERED BY TBffi LEoIMaTURE OFPENN
bylvanla..
Deposit* rooeived m soon of One Dollar and upwards,
andTCpaidin Gold, without notioe, with FiVkPEK
CENT. INTEREST from the day of deposit till ’with-
A responsible and reliable Savings Institution baslong
been needed in the Northern part of the city, and " The
Spring (garden Savings Fond Sooiet*?’ was chartered by
the Legislature of Pennsylvania to supply this necessity.
The Managers, in organising and iocatmg.it, have been
governed wholly by a desire to aooonunoaate the busi
ness interest and wants of the very large and enterpri
sing population by which it-is surrounded.
• OFFICE OPEN DAILY, 1
From. 9 to o'clock; also,-on Monday and Thursday
.. from 0 until 8 o’clock in the evening.
• - r ■-
I'redeHok Klett, - Stephen Smith, ; .
ohnP.Xeyy, Hon. H. K. Strong,
iimel .UndeiKofler, F redenok Stocks,
’mnom Hart, Joseph P. LeClero,
ohn Kessler, Jr., • George Kneoht, • . -
araea B.Pringle, - JaoobDook.
oseph-M. Crowell, . Hon. Wm. Millward,
?eorge woelpper, Geo.T.Thorn,*
etet C. EUm&ker. Robert B. Davidson.
_ JAMES S. PRINGLE, President.
Francis Hart, Secretary. . iaSO-tf if
SAVING FUND—FIVE PER CENT. IN
TEREST.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COM
PANY, WALNUT Street, Southwest oorner of THIRD,
Philadelphia, Incorporated by the State of-fennsylva
nia.
Money U received in any sum, large or small, and in
terest j>aid from the day of deposit to the day of with
offioe is open every day Qrom 9 o’clook In the
morning till 6 o'clock m the evening, and on Monday
„ ROBERT SELFRIDOE. Vioa Pre.id.Bt
William J.Rsbd, Secretory,
DBIBCTORS,"
gon. Henry L. Benner, ' F, Carroll Brewster,
award L. carter, Joseph Barr,
KobertSelfrtdgo, Francis Lee,
‘ Samuel K.Ashton, ■ Joseph Yerkee,
0. Landreth Munns, Henry DiSenderfer,
Money is reoeived and payments made daily.
' Tho-investmenU are made,- m conformity with the
S revisions of the Charter, in Real Estate Mortgages,
round Rents, and suoh firft-olaas seaunties as will al
ways insure perfect security to the depositors.-and
which cannot Ikil to give permanency and stability to
this Institution. aul-ly
CAVING FTJND.---TJNITED STATEB
*3 TRUST COMPANY, oorner THIRD and CHEST
NUT Streets. .
Large and small suras received, and paid haok on de
mand'without notice, with FIVE PER CENT. INTE
REST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
_ Officehours,from9until 6 o’clock everyday,and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o’clock.
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Sootland,
from £1 upwards. ; _
President—STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD,
Treasurer—JAMES R. HUNTER.
PLINY* FISK, Actuary,
I. YAUOHAH MHRHIOK,
lETRANKLIN SAVING FUND—
A No. 136 South FOURTH Street, between
! Chestnut and Walnut, Philadelphia, pays all De
posits on demand.
Depositors’ money secured hy Government
State, and City Loans, Ground Rents, Mortgages,
&o.
This Company deems safety better than large
proßta, conseauently will run no nskwith deposi
tore* mpney, but have ;t at all times ready to re
turn with 6 pel* cent, interest to the owner, as
they have always done. This Company never
suspended.
Fenmlog. married or single, and Minors oan
deposit in their own right, antf suoh deposits can
be withdrawn oxlt by their consent.
Charter lncorporated by the State
of Pennsylvania, with authority'to receive mo
n V exeoutors.
LARGE AND SMALL SUMS RECEIVED.
Offioo open daily from 9 to 3 o’olook, and on
Wednesday and Saturday evenings untif 8 o’olk.
f kduu DIRECTORS.
ittasr 01 §oW„3 u,6r -
Malaahl W. sUn, pSfdTHyktt.
jS? h JLBa?!Il t rtF“' ! t*’ 'Pf^Smehfer,
Jos. R. SatherthNaite, Jtph.raim Blanohardi
JACC& B. ‘shSSJnon, Provident.
J™s Capwalladbh, Treasurer.
THE JJNION.
- a -' ARCH STREET, ABOVE THIRD.
. - UPTON 6. NEWOOMEU? KL^HIA- '
,The situation ot this HOTEL is superiorly adapted to
the want* of the Business Pubho; anitto those in searoh
of pleasure, Passenger Railroads, whioh now ran'past,
ana In close proximity, afford a cheap And pleasant ride
tn all pleoesof interest in nra™ 1 ”* the city, tv 2S-rtm '
HAMS! HAMS! HAMS!
Just received a prinie lot new Miiar-cuVed Hams.
10 cents per pound. , CHAB. SMITH,
au3l-im" 913 and 915 MARKET Street.
SALES BT AUCTION.
SHIPPING.
SAVING FUNDS.
“ A little, but often, fills the Purse.”
lollar saved is Swioe earned.”
HOTELS.
UAXEH BT AUCTION,
M IHOJiiS AiSONS^;^ ; ; T V
rad J«,BO^TirFOM.TH,STRI®^.:.
fFormerly Nds.Uitoa 68.) --
SALE OF SUPERIOR. FURNITirRE.'PI AN OS, '
. FRENCH'PLATE MANTEL'MIRfeORSjrELE
GANT- - GILT -.SEVEN-LIGHT—OHANDfeLIEIL -
FINE ENGRAVINGS,
LATHE AND TOOLS. FINE BRUSSELS AND
VELVET CARPETS, REGS-AND BEDDING, &o. '
CARR.—Our sale to-morrow morning, the-aoction, .
store, will* comprise, besidbs.fiOQiaots oL-supdrior: a®.-
cond-hand furniture, pmno-fdrW* t . large French Plata
xnante\ mirror, elegant gilt seven-light gas chandelier*
fine-engravings, superior turning .lathe and tools, ;Sne . -
-vflvat and Brussels .carpets,beds and,bedding,-China
and glassware, Ac., forming an attractive assortment
Worthy’, .the attention/of laoiea and other* desirous of
JGT Cattaogues now ready, and theartioles arranged '
for examination.' ~ . .
GARD.—PUBLIC SALES REAL ESTATE AND.
STOCKS AT THE.EXCHANGE, at IS p»cLocx. wpow.
Sales of real estate and stools will hereafter be MM at
IZo’olock aooM . instead of in the evening. .
‘ CARD.—The Trade Sale toßopkseller* willoommenoe
on Tuesday, September 18. Catalogues now ready.
PALL BALIB STOCK AHD REAL E9TATB.
First Pall 5.1., «th Sapt.mb«t.
Second Fall Sale. 13th September.
Third Fall Sale, ioto September,
Fourth Fall Sale. 27th September. *
of for each of the above idle*
: . STOCKfL SCR IP, Ao. r ■
,ffo P Erat,ra?l- Vlook '' nt> °“ 1 * i^b 0 ‘2! dl Fhitl '-
ill® u,!ii'Sl!f,?£ rt ,*, nd Elmira Rnilroad Co,’. Boris.
;S3,Ms.Uni°n Mutual Xnanrance Co.’s Scrip,
2 Steamship Company.
2 shares Philadelphia Stenmihip Dock Company.
35 share* (Preferred Stock) Lackawanna and Bloom**
Hire Railroad Company.. .
109 shares Hantingdonand Broad Top Railroad Co,
20 shares Steubenville and Indiana Railroad Co.
; „ , REAL ESTATE-^th SEPTEMBER.
inolnde thaestate of D/Shetrliaa, 18acres, Sooth
Broad street and Thirteenth etieet-r-by order ofexecu-
TuWio Briefra Uie^Pfcfo3rfjpi|JiJ^ , ifa C iv.i T Taw-
the business .season.'!-- v :
of each Property issued nepftwitiely, in
oodirioß to which we publish on the Saturday previous
m pampwet form
al * “«fn®.^. to b.raid«
RTOBV Fw ' Bal EB AT thb auction
STOREeveiwThursday morning. ' .. - -r, ?
ESTATE at rKIYATS BALE.
_ T' We , n»™ a larje amount cf Heil Estat. at Private
SiviS 0 rieSGription of city and ooontrr
lhargo A pop"**, .are printed WMld,,) Jto, of
S P fr C S PAI,L BALE,SEPTEMBER 13, AT NOON,
OrpteM’°&urt Sa»—Estate of Alexander E. Sb»*.
'THREE-STORY BilfcK 5 pWELLINO, No. sii
ClmationatKlBt,l»tWiBn.TturdandPonrtltatre»ta. .
3, Wtuvlet, .
.ByILpINQ-LCTi-aorthside of-Morns'street, be*
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, (First wardJl H
BRICK! DWELLING.
Siuth Bide of. Pearl street, between Thirteenth ana ■
road.end iVme, and Callowhill, at reels, (Fourteenth
ward.)
° r o Bsnfflsjt§! m nin{£!k
corner of Bixtli. rad Maty etreeta, betwaen LomWrd
and South street*. - .<*.
Bame Estate-rDWELLING side '
of Sixthatret. between Lombard and South streets,- -
adjoining the above on the north. • v .. ' *
Same Estate THREE DWELLINGS,
corner of Alary street and Jones* or Donaldson's alley,
Sixth jmdXombord and South streets*
North ElovcirtH street, above Jefferson street, with ft
swo-atory frame stable on the roar end of- the lot, front
ins on Lewis street—Two fronts. .
\ Peremptory LOT-northwest aide
9* '-herii-street,-northeast of Meadow street, (late
Ss^’£lo'aiio]ute I “ ,rlMr< } -' W4rd! “ ‘‘J’ UO. frat.
j Peremptory BUILDINQ L6TB. '
dut nd. of Mulbarry street, south trot of Mradow .
tog.that,
•VALUABLE PROPERTY— 1 ; THE RACE-STREET
HOT£L M --No. 432 Kara street, between Fourth ana
Ptnh rireets, and opposite Crown rtroet; tot M by 10®
raiitb stdp of -
Prime between' Eighth .and lunth streete. Hate
flloyamensing.) - - - -"'-v 2 --' -- - --
1 MODERN THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLINO,
With back buildings, Np. 1124 Alount Vernon street.be- -
tween Eleventh and Twelfth and Green and Wallace
streets. - - i-, I '-'*--
Executors* Peremptory Sale—Estate of Rebecca Seven
.
rad Third aftMU:. ,:**-Sol. aWute. ImoSdiM.
be tween Green _sud Tammany streets. , iKr Sale at*?
DWELLING, Harsrfonl.
street.(lateMantuaviUe.) .
BTREET^—Thro 0 story, brict dweUiiig', No. I
I£o2 Green street, west of Tenth street. - * ,
THIRDFAjiSALE, SEPTEMBERS, ATNOONi;
COUNTRY BHATj 3(77 seres.'with tupenor improve- .
menta. Montgomery oonnty.Penmuj about 34 miles from ’
Philadelphia,3AfniilasfnimWissahickoa'statidn,N orth r
• WALNUT s b¥reet REBIDENCE?tt!tii larye aid.
s .°.“!!bpf„6roen street, with side yardTi
,„X Al ;V^^ LE „ AK SP J STREET-RksiDENCE, No.
1018, adjoinfog Mr. Wadsworth e church, above Tenth
ijtreer. Sale absolute, .\nthout reserve* or limita
tion, !
GERMANTOWN - RESIDENCE, with stable ” and
o'iaoh bouse. Logan etreot.
LARiyK -VACANT LuT, 232 H feet by feet, Bolton
trard.^-• “ -
FOUR PRICK. STORES AND DWELLINGS. N.W. ’
(rnrrer of Fourth ar.d Shtppen etreeta. Renting for
■ M DiiRN ’’DWELLING,No. 110 Green St.
Front and terond Btreble. - ’ w w '
;THREE-STORY;BRIOK DWELLING,
Elevemn street. l»lowShippen street * *
- ’‘TUCKER'S ISLAND/' or 44 FLAT, BEACH.***
w Jeree aoro,, t ? a the ( sea shore. i.urii gton comrty»
RESIDENCE, v ith (arsre sideyard-'
£L°;*& 8 C°ii?2 B^00t i * wia3t ' of Fifieonbii street,lot 31
by 120 feet, with,'six-three-story brick dwelling* in the
roar on R »r»pt* afreet. ‘ • . - - • .
I FIFTEENTH STREET—Two neat ttafee-storybrick.'
awellinjfBjNps;g*4 a ml, 643 North Frfieentn street, be
low Coates street, *< -*
. BUSHfESS LOCATION.-Three-stbry bricki dweU-Y
“S’i waSffif^n'M^® e fe. aboV6 Twelfth street. . *
BLSINESS BTAND.~Three-story bnck store and
dM-elUng, northeast corner of Jefferson avenoe and Sa- .*
ra "lK street. First ward.
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, ‘
above. -- * . •* •- -- , •
' • REED STREET.-rThree-story bnck dwetling, south
side Reed street, east of Jefferson avenue, First w*rd» -
’ a* - Pn.Thursday,Morning,
■dt» o’clock, at the auouon store, J an assortment ot
excellent second-hand furniture, elegant. piano-rortMt t
fine mirrors, carpets,etc., from familie*deeuninghotiM*
keeping* removed to tbe store for of sale, i' •
t Also, a superior tanun* lathe and fools*' - ' -
Also, a large French plate mauun mirror in giltframa
ROOMS ON HARMONY, COURT TO RENT.—Ap
ply at the auction store.
AT - PRIVATE-SALE.—Shares in the Philadelphia
an &s^l?ffiSs£j43 , yKJiWhnd Athenaeum.. ' 1
AT PRIVATE SALE.—The valoafiaiirowrtT.
pf Fifth and AdslpM streets, below wasmt.
bmlding and 10t,34 by 99H feet Two fronts. T l . T* *
JM, GUMMEY: 4 SONS, rT— "
• KK4L ESTATE'AIKmdNEBHS.
■„ „ • Nq,W WALNDTgTAEET,
v *3* On out Private Sale Register will always betotind *
a very large t amoTmtofraaresUte.in<rtudiigevery ae
•onpaon of olty ant country property.- - '••■ - -« •
J.hLGUMMEY t SONS,- -•*' -
Moses, nathans, auctioneer
JUf? J»»anMl6lf MERCHANT, 8. *.oorwrT.
oiaiH and RACE Streets.
■ ‘ ' . , .MONEY TO LOAN. 1
Mousy TO.IiOABi'IN LAteX OS KMAT.T. iifniwuw.'Mf
merchandise generally, and on ail articles oifvalue. a£i«
SUMBOV?E OKS HUNDRKDOOIXASS TWO PSS CENTt PHI
month, moulding storage, Ac., at Nathans' PrinciwJl
; „ MONEYS MONE?!! MONEY!!f ‘
Money liberally-advanced ui large or small- amount*,
from one dollar to thousands, on gold and silver plate,
diamonds, watches, jewelry, fowling-pieces, musical in
struments, furniture,'dir goods, clotmng t 'groceiie*. ci
gars, hard^rare,cutlery, books, horses; vehiclM.haTnrs*.
and all artloles ofvalae; for-any length of-time agreed
on, atNATHAHe* Tutcifaz. Estaelishmsut; southeast
corner of Sixth and Race streets. j
■ PROMISSORY NOTES* with collateral, disoouhted at
the lowest market rate*.' - -
. GREAT. IN WATCHES, JEWELRY.
PAi
llAGKStreets.—The following articles willbeecldiorhSi
tuanhaittbeusualstoreprloes: FinegoldEugh*hp&tent
full jewelled and plain, of the most approved and best
make, m bunting cases and double bottomed; Fine sold
escapement lever and lepme watch**,iu hunting casem3
open faoe, some of them are extra foil jeweled, and best
make. Silver Engh*h patent lever watches, escape
ment lever and in hunting case mid opes
faoe.aome voir suppiior ; Engliah7Bwiss, French, and
Oa&itier watewu fine gold vest, fob, neok, and oWi
dren’s chains; fine gold;pencil cases and pens, bracelets
breartpiM, finger-rngp, ear-rioM, storta. medallions,
and rawelry generally. Superior Havana Cigara atSlt
per thousand t in boxes of 300 each, will be bo Id by single
bog or quantities, to suit purchasers. Numerous fauox
ar&olsk, Ac., Ac., Ac. ’ - -
. , AT PRIVATE SALE.
Asupenor fire-proof chest, 4 feet high by a wide.
Also, watches, and jewelry of ever? desori^fiom
STr LOUIS, MO.
is/7Lliams & BOYL2. auctioneers
nthfi r ra B nfPhuLfi«w merchants, maiiufooSircre, and
others of FlulMelphia, for the sale 01 dry goods, oarpets*
hoots* ihojs.baraware, jewelry. Ac., Ac.
* SSfcSJIX 10 ®* *?*& °® weiptof goods.
Kfc. SeltlsroaDts made three days after sale.
Mswnp. Myer,, s“liiLi.
- BtoartAßrother,Phila.
!! 7*9 «y®h, Townsend, A Warrens, New York.
L. A B. Caras A Co.,
'* wood, Christy, A Co.. St. Louis, Mb,
*' Crow, McCreary, A Co., “ “
m4-fmw-lv
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE ORPHANS’ COURT ‘FOR THE
A CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA
Estate of SAMUEL'R. WOOD. Daoeased,
•The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle
and adjust thelaccountoC ROBERT \V. RICHARDSON’
Executor ol Bamuel R. Wood. deceased, and to Si
ft* b » 1 »!«!S m the hands of tho Aoco&it
his appointment, oS lahTall at
sss-finwat ■ DANL. DOUGHERTY. Auditor.
or tlm the Blanca in the bands
H B r„i\ P h ~ .meet the parties inte
®feVg'ifa r d n efphL“ H^H “”' l L ° CL ' ST Stra6t '" m
»e2-fmw-it DANL. DOUGHERTY, Auditor.
IN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR TilE
CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA. '
_ Estato of ALEXANDER KELLEY, Deceased.
1 The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
andadjue* the account of ANN KELLEY, administra
trix of Aiex> Kelley, deceased, nnd to mako distribution
«r the balance m the hands of tho accountant, will meet
£Liti?faB?sgBr:t o £i^i
221 SoUth ™
a5-mwfmt,st| JOHN O’BRIEN, Auditor.
ijjg SALAMANDER SAFES.
(11 A large assortment of
'■■■•viialSsfMiwa.j
Equal to any now in use.
, IRON DOORS, SHUTTERS. &0.,
On as good terras a* any other establishment in the
United States, by
EVANS & WATSON,
N 0.96 South FOURTH Street,
Philadelphia.
nnW-tf
PLEASE GIVE 1M A CALT,.
MINTON’S ENCAUSTIC TILES for
floors.
Ornamental Chimney Tops for oottsges.
Garden Vases and Fountains.
Vitrified Pipe for drains and Water conductors.
Imported for W.ta S. A. HARRISON,
fahlJMf •• - ;■ 1010 fTHESTNUT Mtrewt.
Grain mills—grain mills—For
the Farm and Plantation. The IRON-BURR MILL
has no equal for Grinding Fine Meal, Feed, Coffee, Bpj.
ces, etc., by hand or -■
• Pried sB,'6», and S4K . .
• Now in opemton at 136 South SECOND Street.
Agents wantod in every county and State, by
»xar-Sm E, FARREL A C0 f