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Alston Col S W - DrewLoviß-,*~' iJefihesJA
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. Allan RobtC -- Dreary Z A- • i Jones Geo W- •
;- Auaitis Capt R A Draper Joan H .‘JonasSaml • . -
V- Alexander Hugh Dudden J . ‘ . -> Johnson Wm' -
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Aldricks Joseph Dye Mh<*3) AX ’ v Johnson Andw :
Ambrose M D, A* JmrWin Maurice JohnstonDanl A
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£A<}nmsou Win - ■> Recorder ' Johnston Job B .
.Anderson Capt T Edmonds John Jones Dr S A l -
0* .v, ; • ; Edwards Jesao ; Johnston Kelley
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Amat Joseph K EdßonWmF Johnson Andw
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Robertson Mr Spinier J W , Weaser LL 2
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RokerHenry StatheferLewis WebberThos
Roypr Milton M : Steward —'. - Wedtor A. V
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Roach John H Stevens Sami R WhteLL,
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Ross John. . , , Stanley Jesse , W Umms Joah H
RornkesaMM Stephenson A W npeil Thos
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Ruslimanns W‘ A Stetler Geo W W Lon itobort
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Ramsey Mr StUsrt Thos ■ Williamson GN
Syan Jaa Strum Geo Wilson Joshua
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Siam Jas T Thorp Lynn > .Young John,
S loot Frank • Thompson G M . Young David
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ARRIVALS AT IH]E PROCIFAL HOTELS.
CP TO 12 O'CLOCK LMT'Htani,
• , GIRARD HOUSE—Chestnut st., below Ninth*
W Brooks, Pa AH Jones, U SS C
J W Dudley, Cm, O .. B Slone, Mt Vernon, Mo
J L Thirkield» Franklin, O HBnientine, Franklin, O
P McEvoy, Lancaster R 8 Cox, Peoria, 111
W WSohimpfermann, 111 WH Woodburv, Boston
C Hanbury, Jr, London,Eng B B Saunders, N C
J D White, Va' - , Oeo E Pritchett, 8 C .
8 M Johnson, Wash , SennrDqnPmdenzift.raris
F Frain, Paris FWSmith, Memphis
J Gnmer. - . J B Hanson Sc la*« C
HM Gravener. Memphis M Macaulay, Balt
Miasßuckhead,Balt . JBuckhead,Jr,Balt
J T Ames, Maas W A Love, Albany, Getf
W Brtiwn. B Green, Kj S P Bu««eli, NY
I, M Kranser, Balt' HB Hoomes, Va
OTCins,Bt Paul WM Corcoran, fit Paul
H ESeckettfe la, Texas W A Samden, Va
J E Hobbs k. la, Ala - Miss Walton, Ala
J L Moore, Memphis E P Hirst, Texas
Mm Mummer, N O Miss C Mussiner. N 0
Miss L Mussiner, NO ME Mussiner, N O
CADursin, NY ’ ' B Davis, Richmond. Va
Geo Coffin, Cincinnati H Snowdon. Va
1 Mrs JH Brent. Va GDeWitt, Charleston, S C
John Finney. Fla . W A Walton, Va
EWoma©k,va ■ C D Anderson, Va
N SEdwards, Va HC Boyd, Va
W P Converse, lr, NO C E Grogan. Balt
John BSardy.N Y JCReed.N Y
• 8 Garland,3a!t EH McDonald. Ala
8 MKeller, Va T Verherden,NO
• J Livingston, N 0 ' Sami D Baker. Va
DHinessberger,N Y PH Taylor, Potersbg, Va
CC Dent, Ga Miss Troup, Ga
- Miss G Troop. Ga I ~' Miss Btyau. Ga
S JC Hyman. Savannah F Phillips, N Y
JasGettr.Balt - JKinman.Springfield. 0
Miw E Kinman, Ohio W GBrooks. Jr, Boston
Gant Stone kia Miss Lanudon 1 ■
R L~ Harris, Boston Thos A Williams. Natchez
Master Joe Stratton W H Burroughs, N Y
. A Moßea. USA 0 Mosher, Jr. N Y
OLD»Ir&I,.NY .TWOreo, h i In. Ain
FMCash.Tenn W H Jones Sc la, N C
Peter Smith. Cmoinnati. . M Stevens. Pa
.TL Wayne * la, Cmoinnati G W Shephard. Va
Jas YonUg* Va • ■ WJ Pooley, N Y
WHETysomNY,. * T/Rodney, Mo
MreF«»le Sc servt,Md - ft DGaither.Md
DH Poole. Fla, _ W Wl,urapkin & fa, Ga
Jes Matlock & la. Tend W B CoopenAla
J W Wyman, NY F J Seybolt, Wash
D M Edgerton, Pittsburg Erasmus Sterling. N Y
Hh Day, Ohio HDMeara. Balt
HTP*rnog.O L Cooper,Shelbyv’le.Tonn
Q Bradley, N Y M Malone, Pa
MERCHANTS’ HOTEL-Fonrth st.. below Arch.
W Hall, Maw ■ ' JH Danch, Pa
John ReidrPittsburg WII Mooro Sc la. Ind
C C Book, Plymouth. Ird I, Crane, La Porte, Ind
Fli Couch, Carrollton. O. J Huston, Carrollton, 0
NPicket, Annapolis, Mn RRGuvn, NC
AAHert, NJJ ’ NO Underwood, Tenn
J Hnnulton.Q Thsßossman, Hamilton. O
’ A Heller, Woodstock, VA H Hel'er, Woodstock. Va
W Burgess, Pranklin co, Pa G E House. Mt Gilead
P G Benton Jc la. S C 1 j D Pwinor fc la, SC
Jacob Heed, Bedford. Pa Hon Thos Craig, Le’h Gap
D W Moore. Clearfield, Pa E Powell, NY
J 8 Gmfiua Sc la, Wms’port 0 Hnetings. Mbodville
JasF McNeal. Pa Jas Paul, Ohio
B B Bunch, fr. Tenn , . - Dan! A Altick, Lanonst«r
Jos P Beckwith.Allflg y City J C Boyd. Allegheny City
C Kimberlnnd, Wellflbiiry R G derford. N Y
•C K Wiley,Camden,Tenn Jno Wiley, Waverly,Tenn
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut st., above Fifth.'
G E Green &!a,NY J B Wallis, Kent co, Md
C C Wallis, Kent co, Md P 1, Terry, Va
P Reynolds. N C C B Watson, Del
B Watson, Pel Jas A Amts, NC
J J Collier,NC , >: A.HBelo.Salem,N 0
W Barrow, Winston, 40 R Gray, Winston, N C 1
BFBmith.Lexington, NC EL Hege, Salem. N C
J S McClellan, Ind , C H Knight A la. TH
Geo Pernr « eon, Bangor Jao Soiebury, N H
T B Holton. N H . Miss E L Stroas, N II
M H Harvey. Keen©, N H FDeets.Balt
JasE Alford, Balt , HCKccles,NC
W MHartlev,Boston WFBeymonr.DC
T> J Justice. St Paul H M Molntiie. W Chester
MRReed, Phila - - - GeoO Pope, Va
J J Woodward, Va Jas JJDaraen.Va
Goo Stow &■ la, N Y ' Geo Wilson, Chester
B G Wilis*,Charleston, SC E A Packer! N Y
JTB«honw»l(l,Wil,N - C P C»«by k'ln. N V
J M West, Salem, Ala. Wrn Haston, Cin, O
John P Martin!!Lane, O P Steiir. Cm, O
Wm uilchristj rhila J G Wilson. Burlington, O
F Marlell, 111 ‘ R T Aunspaugh, Va
T C Gray, Va , Wm Kvaoa ficla. Va
G B Thomson, Balt WTPlummertMeniphie
'p HSmull.lll _ 8 H Caqnady, Brookville
Miss Cannady. Brookfield D moms Sc la, Tenn
Chas J Gould, Newark, N J JA Timpson f N y
THeo M Tarr, Balt 1 W W Williams, Mo
'ThosSti’eeta.Balt Mrs Coleman, N Y
MrWGray.NO- • , C Jackson, NY
Miss Jackson. NY J E Dougherty. Del co, Pa
C Oliver, Boston G B Stoddard. Boston
W KWestonriffasi ■ Geo Mellen, Mass
P B Wall, Worcester, Mass H Bradbury, Boston
ChasLawjon.ft-hila CWSmith, Nashville
BBBunoh,Jr, Tenn
FJCANKLIN H OUSE—Chestnut street, alwve Third.
John Wynne. Chicago DRirlin«NJ
J 8 Markland, rrov. R I J B Culver 3c la. N J
John Coar A wife, N Y CA B Munro, Boston
H DiflendßTf.r.'N Y M (Jilhert, N Y
Seth Coar, Scranton, Pa Chas Ballard, Athens, O
JprH Norton, Athens, O Sami Beattv, Wash, ra
H Allison, Pa ' AUmiot.Ohio
w D Wiedan,Balt T John M Bonnet, 0
Miss M E Lincoln, Balt Mia* R ftawson, Balt
E B Pendleton. Dei J L Blanvelt
John E Marshal. Del ■' .. Beth Smith
Chas w Leeds. Trenton, N J John Kelly, Phila
JP Algor, Norristown -- E M N J
LJ Smith, Reading
JONES* HOTEL—Chfistnut street, above Sixth.
PwixMkhnrt! Wn«]i. P»
Aloit J Hondurand Sc la, Va Mr'Osliorne. N V >
?rR Fletcher. Cin. O J R Thompson, Wash Pa
TOMCKnignt. Tenn' Rami Donworth, Pa
W 8 Dickjnson, Cin (),. W D Barrett. Balt
W N Heim, Jackson Wis A O*terhont,Bi)sron Spring
ECBelvm! Raleigh NC W NTuttle! Balt
P H Muller, Balt Thos 0 James; Balt
M T Taylor; NY _ . Isaao Jacobus, Mo*s
.W C Stawiajfand Laily - Sami Butterworth, Maas
iamesDoolittle, N J ; P Goldsmith, Thita '
JaaThoma* fitLadyj Balt
• .THE UNION IlbTEl^—Arch street, above Third.
T Hatnntonddr.MoConhelsv Jas L Morris, Tenn
RnbtDiok,‘Buffalo Isaac Malcolm, Brantfori
J TBrandenburgh.Ohio J MoCullough. Bpnngfid.C'
Jhnable,Somerset.Pa, , CM Pyke, Lafayette, Ind
J A ilender*Lafayette, Ind W HKeipejr. N 5
Wright, Miners v, Pa Mr Lane. Wilm. Del
WliWright, Ind A W Email, NorfolV, Va
8 Winchester, Ga H Mull, Ga
G V J)ietrich, Canton, O Russell Smith & «n. Pa
John Hay*. N O L M Colestock, Ohio
Mrs F Richie, Mass Mathew Sheridan, Pucks co
Jas Fleming, Buck* co A J White, Chambersburg
REastoo, Cincinnati. 0 - B P Easton, Cmoinnati. O
6Henderson, N Castle, Pa J N Euwer, N Castle, Pa
R W Clemlenin. Pa J Kohn, Montgomery
,ft Crawford, New Castle J M Barndotlar, Pa
STATES UNlON—Market at., above Sixth.
BM Cooper, N Y NM Gehin. Ind
S Boyer, Ind J M o Vey. Harn*burg
H Dimbar,PitUhurg „ w m MoVoy. Harrisburg
MreJ Dunbar,Newr*ort, Ta Wm P Wilkins, phila j .
A Reed, Lewistown,Pa ' D Funk, Pottstovru •
HJ Burners, Zauesv, O .... 8 Gearhart, Pa
J Weiso, Lebanon cp, Pa 8 Gearhart, Pa
J Monre. Pa _ •* • Geo Leiper, Del on
LII Stephens, Del co Jas Denwiudie, Pittsburg
•WmH WAtts.Pittkburg Thos A Nelson. Conn
Jobn Hevyitt^Phi 1 a Jft Kemblv, Harrlslmrg
8 G ,Grqne. Pittsburg G L Plitt, Harrisburg
EAGLE HOTEL—Third street, above Race, '
T Thayer, Halnosport J.F Hariston. N Y
Capt Houser. Bucks co Mrs Houner, Bucks co
J O Bclieaffer. Ohio JW Davis
T Woodate, Ohio 8 P Gide
JO Marshall, Montg co PR Kennedy, N C
S PlMMixville 8 F Levis, Del co '
R H Coliman. Lancasterv W Garrett. Clioster co
M Brook, Def eo - - J Yarnall, Del co
8 Hoeurn,Pt Deposit JJ Shaffer, Phila
J L Maus, NY GW Passmore, Chest co
MOUNT VERNON—Second street, above Aroh.
Geo W Carpenter, Phila Jos Johnson, Phila
Jas Mutohler, Easton ■„ W lUlsrrinon, Dayton, O
Mi** Annie Harnaon, Phila JnoJB Canton
Gep H'Eddy, N Y Mr Thomas, NY
RM Pratt, NY . H M Biliheinier, ftnaton
Wra City Saral McFate Sc 2ai Pa
NATIONAL HOTEL—Raoe itreet. above Third.
JL Jones, Bradford ,G Vanderhook, Wasli* D C
'UaaoGeisenl>erger,lUino WCRoberts, Doylestown
H B Wilson, Doylestown , Saral A Horn, Cincinnati,o
JK Thompson, Wfiaversv’e BN Miller. Millersburg
'M Hollander,tmiontown',Fa A Brown, Halifax, Pa
J P Kirby, Towanda, Pa / Jno GilMrt, Stark co, 0
D O LacxenbaCn, Bethle m JHTurrell, Bedford. Pa
MERCHANTS’ HOUSE-Third st. nWve Callowbill.
J Fgxlpf. Tremont J Yardley, Lebanon, Pa
F W Drake. Pa P Ballick, Allentown
A JUancer,'Allentown P G Grose. - Allentown
J R Noble, AilentoKn ,J Stopp. AUeotown . .
J Bontjaslle, Bed , /Luther Calvin, Durham
Chasi Cottman, Jlnkintown H fioebold. Freeburg
C BLymsyPa K Kelley, Womelwiorf
A PtotoQf Lake Suponor , J Sohnudt, Allentown
• BARLEY BHEAF-*>Second street! below Vine.
JBuckman, Bucks co . Mr Yardley, Bucks co
M W Reeves, Solelmry, Pa O j .Torbort, Bucks oo
A Longshore, Bucks co £ J Btnckhonse, Bucks oo f ;
W Uavisop, Cheltenham J. Fritz, Cal !
JVftDiroklo; Bucks co = • J-G Rood, Jr, Phila
Roht Beififs, Bucks co _ . John J Johnston, Bclviderd
J Baokeaok, Wilmmgt, Del [
COMMERCIAL ,1., abovo Cll«»tnut.,
-M Fennoob, Del . , , Thos O’Brien, Pa :
H Clayton, Chester co J 8 Kirk, Choster co !
H Jackson. Chester co G Wheeier, Went Point .
WmßhoatU, Urbana, O Time P Clark, Phifa
LH Stevens, Phila . lIH Samis, Phocnixvilla j
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third at, alt. CaUowluU.
Jeremiah Smith/ Pa . . H B Thompson, J*n '
SitmlStark, N J Jos Larkins, N H
H WoodcOTk, SaljXako City Jas B Phillips, Ind
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third st, above Callowhil]
H Shafer, Oley. PA ■ - G M Garner, Warrington
JfIWSSSK
.pAJirLY .gnpCOLATE
SUPERIOR QUALITY. „ • 1
- 13 D -W J A R D A. HEINTZ, \
Manufacturer andlmportor of •••-- ■ , •’
P, T".T _ ■ '’,
Store S. W. cornet ARCHtmd NINTH Streets.
~ (Factory 814 Filbert street.)
• -Y’, ~'
br. . hnd mosi Beautiful Specimens of
EoameUed Slate Mantels, eVeY offered for sale in .this
m&fiiifectdred \,j f fom Pennsylvania Slate
gtone, aad for eate very low. ■ i
v. ARNOLD & WILSON, '
• >IHI f >WO CHESTNUT Street,
THE PRESSi—JPHILADELPffIA, SEPTEMBER
EDUCATIONAL.
NO. -230 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.—
Mr. THUNDER haa re.uined his profosstohal
praotice. slo-12t*
' l/frSS. DyOKMAN,rfonnerly Professor of
• •*. U*e and momuer of the Jury of Admission
n the Royal Conservatorioat Brussels, will resume giv
n* lessons September Mth, No. Ml 9 CHESTNUT St.
slO-fit*
APPLICATIONS of female teach
-f»-ERSfor the Departments of French and Muslo, in
he Girts'High School, will be received until the 17th
pstant, at the OfTioe of the Board of Controllers of Pub
lo Schogla, Southeast corner of SIXTH and ADELPIII
Streets., addressed to the undersigned, Chairman of the
Committee on said Sohool.
s 9 3t R. M, DUBENBERY.
TVPSDAfoES CHEGARAY AND DIIER
VILLY’S BOARDING AND DAY BCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES, ,
PHILADELPHIA, No. M» I,OGAN SQUARE, VINE
BTREET.
Madame CHEGARAY rospeotfully informs her
riends and the pulilio in general, that independently of
ler Boarding and Day Sohool, directed by herself and
ter nioce, Mms. PREV.OBT, in NEW YORK. sh« in
tends, in oonneotion with her nieoe, Mme. D’HEK
VILLY, opening in PHILADELPHIA an Institution
on preetßely the same pUn as the ope above mentioned.
The Principals will answer applications and recoivo
visiters on and after the 12th day of September, nnd the
Sohool will open on the Is»h. au3l-lm*
I\/rrss C. A. BURGIN AYILL RE-OPEN
i her School for Young Isidies on September 12,
1859. Ciroulars may be obtained at the Schoolroom, 911
WALN UT Street, whore appliQation for adioiaaion may
be made, on and alter Beptejnber,fitlb from 19 to 12
o’clock.
Rbvebbnces.— Rev. Albert Barnos, Wni. B. Pago, M.
D., Prof. 0. D. Gleveland, Ambrose White, Goorge
Trott, L. Johnson. &u22-lm*
TMTUSIC AND SINGING.—MISS LIZZIE
J-*-®* CARROLL would respectfully inform her friends
and the public that she has resumed the duties.of her
profession. Sohotara will be received at her residence,
No. 022 South TENTH Street, or taught At their own
homes. She refers with confidence to nny of her pupils,
or to Mr. Conrad Meyer, Piano Manufacturer. Terms
moderate. au2d-lm
Tl/fISS M. W. HOWES WILL REOPEN
J-T A. her Sohool for Young liadies, at 1334 CHESTNUT
street. MONDAY, September 12. au26-dtßel7-stuth2w*
MARY L. STACKHOUSE WILL OPEN
her Boardius: and Day-School for Giria, No. 1030
SPRING GARDEN BtreoL on the Ist of September.
For Ciroulars apply to the Prinoipal. au26-lm*
MISS LUPY R. MAYER AND MRS. R.
■llM. M. BIRD will-reopen their Sohool for Young
Ladies,at 1215 CHESTNUT Street, on MONDAY, the
sth of September. au2d-3w
(|fRS. BARTON’S
l"i BOARDING
DAY SCHOOL FO A R YOUNG LADIES.
No. 1929 .OHESTNUT Street. Phila.
The Winter Term will open on the second MONDAY
in September. Young Ladies reoeived of nny nger-and
taught whatever pertains to a thorough Education.
French spoken in the family. For Circulars and par
tiofilftr*. apply as above, an23-DW&CaI-6w
ST. MARK’S EPISCOPAL ACADEMY,
LOCUST Street, west of Sixteenth, will, D. V., re
open on MONDAY, September 12th, at 9 A. M.
Applications for admission, if made before the begin
ning of the term, should be made to the Prinoipal.
. . - J. ANDREWS HARRIS, A. M.,
aulQ-wf&m-tf 1607 RACE Street
MRS. GERTRUDE J. CARY will resume
-L»-P- the duties of her School, ob usual, on MONDAY,
September 12th. Northwest coiner SPRUCE and JU
NIPER. «7-wfm-lm*
HEMAN ALLEN, A. M., Teacher of the
VIOLIN and .Mr. Allen, may be applied
to at the residence of his father, Professor Allen, No.
215 South SEVENTEENTH Stroet. ■ sfi-lm
rflflE HEMANS INSTITUTE.—Rev. JAS.
-ft J. HELM will open, September 12, his Bohool for
the higher education of a limited number of Young La
dies. Persons to whom he is not personally known are
referred to Prof. C. D. Cleveland, Prof. Charles Bhort,
Rev. Drs. Morton, Stevens. Wibnor. Howe. Furness,
and others. RESIDENCE, 1315 WALNUT Street;
SOHOOL, 1313 CHESTNUT 3>:eet. sO-lSt
AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
JuJ -The Rnhool of the subscriber, in SIMES’ BUILD
ING, on CHESTNUT Street, above Twelfth, will re
open on the SECOND MONDAY, the 12th day of Sep,
te M2-°tf CHARLBS BHom'.
■EDUCATIONAL.—Miss ELLA WATSON
JCJ 235 North TWELFTH Street, wilt reoommonco
giving Instructions on the PIANO, at her own residence
or thoso of her Pupils, after September Ist. 1869.
- ‘ • ’ ' au2s-tbs&m-?m*
PENN .INSTITUTE.—The Session will
commence on the fith of September.
The object of this Institution is to prepare pupils for
College or business, in accomplishing this otueot, ra
pidity, and especially thoroughness,are desirable; and
to do thorough require* not only that the general dim
oultiesmusfberoet, but those of each individual.
The method adopted for giving instruction, is to bo
ootne a co-laborer with the pupil, efforts being made to
have him lead, and reserving for thetoaoher tef point
out errors, remove doubts, or suggost the manner of pro
ceeding.
For exemplifying the principles of the various branch
es of Natural Science, apparatus is fully provided,and
for practical operations in Surveying, a first-class tran
sit of Philadelphia manufacture is furnished.
Besides pursuing tho various Studies with Text books,
Lectures are delivered in roguiar order on Natural Phi
losophy* Chemistry, Geology. Mythology, etc.
The Rooms occupied oro those on the second, third,
and fourth stones of the building at the S. E. corner of
THIRTEENTH and FILBERT Btreots, entrance on
Filbert street; they are large and freely ventilated, and
afford ample space for Recitation, Leotitre, and Play
Room*. They are now open from 9 o'clock A. M. to 1
o'olook P. M., where farther information may be ob
tained.
au23-tf R. STEWART, Prinoipal,
PRICE-STREET ACADEMY,
GERMANTOWN. PHILADELPHIA.
GEORGE R. BARKER, PRINCIPAL,
The Fall Term of this Institution commences Septem
ber fith, 1359. The course of instruotion-comprisea all
the branches of a thorough English Education, together
with tho Latin, Greek, and French Languages. au22-tf
SPRING GARDEN ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.N. K. tor. EIGHTH
ano. BUTTONWOOD Stroets.—Roeume* dutie* MON
DAY, September fith. Number limited; all pupils un
der the immediateoare of the Principal; the govern
ment is that of purely “ moral suasionreports sent to
parents weekly; the Moral, Intellectual, and Physical
Education of Boys will lie carefully and conscientiously
Attended to. Catalogues gratuitously at tho Academy,
or 459 North Eighth stroet.
. auas-fiw , 7. DONLEAVY LONG, Principal.
The classical institute, re
moved from No. 1392 FILBERT Street to No.
127 North TENTH Street, will reopen on MONDAY.
September 6tb. Boys prepared for College or Business,
AH branches of a complete English education, the Clas
»cs, Mathemstios.and Modern Languages, are taught
after a system whioh insures thoroughness anu rapid
progress. Ciroulars to be had at the School. _
»' O. SEIDENSTICKER,
No. 127 North TENTH Stroet.
Rbvkbxnces.—Rev. Mr. J. A. Vaughan, Rev. Mr. J.
H. A. Bomberger, Rev. Mr. Wm. H. Fame**, Beniamin
Gerhard, Esq., Arthur W. Little, Esc., Chas. Short,
Esa., Prof. Joseph Leidy, Prof. Cornelius Felton, Cam
briate; Theodore Sedgwiek.Eiq., New York, aulfl-lm*
fTiHE MISSES AERTSEN’S SCHOOL FOR
Yt pHaCE A GERMANTOWN.
The Fall Term will begin or the FIRST MONDAY in
September.
- fnstruction in the usoal Exousn bbakchbs, with
Latix, FRBXcn,and Drawixo. aulfi-tf
The misses ewing will open a
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHIL
DREN.on MONDAY, September fith. at 937 SPRUCE
Street, where Circulars mar be obtained.
Rxperence*. — Rev. Aliiert Barnes, Rev. W. W.
Spear. I). D.. Prof. C. D. Cleveland. aul7-fiw*
rpUE AKOH-STREET INSTITUTE FOR
•ft YOUNG LADIES.—The Eleventh Session will
commence on MONDAY, Keptomber fith, 1860. For cir
culars apply at 1345 ARCH Street, one door east of Proud.
»qlfi-4w* Miss L, M. BROWN. Prinoipal,
The classical and English
SCHOOL of H. Ti. GREGORY. A. M„ No. 1103
MARKET Street, will reopen on TIiURSDAY, Sep
teraber lut. nu26-lin*
npHE SUMMER * STREET INSTITUTE
ft , FOR YOUNG LADIEB, MissD-B. BURT,Prin
cipal, has removed from 1921 to IC3SBUMMER Street,
and wilfre-open for Boarding and Day Putuis, on MON
DAY, September fi,- auw*l2t*
The misses oasey and ms. bee-
BE’S Boarding and Day Sohool for Young Ladies,
170$ WALNUT Street, reopens WEDNESDAY, Sep
ember7th. an2-2m
Thos, bald>vtn’s English matius*
MATIOAL and CLASSICAL SCOOL FOR BOYB,
N, K.cornerof BROAD and ARCH, will reopen Bop
tembor Ist. au22-Im*
The subscriber will reopen ms
School, at 1330 LOGUSTSircet, Septonilier/i.,
AU27-4W* B, KENDALL.
RITTENHOUSE ACADEMY—N-E. cor
net of CIIESTN UT nnd EIGHTEENTH fitted,,
entrance on Eighteenth street. The next Session will
commeuce SEPTEMBER Fllhui^.MM.
I.UCIUS BARROW’S, i p. irl _ ir . ft , 0
JOK.N H. WESTCOTT.t 1 nnc,pßlB>
ALLEN GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY,
Jr\. FRANKFORT). PENNSYLVANIA, six miles
from Market street, Philadelphia.
The course of instruction in this School iscomprnlien
siyo and thorough. Parents ami Guardians who intend
lo place tlieir daughter*or wards at Lina Institution will
do well to make immediate applloatjonjo ....
Mu*. E, L, THOMPSON.
s3-tf Principal and Superiotoqdent.
Arch street collegiate insti
tute FOR YOUNG LADIES. 1530 ARCH Street,
Rev. CHARLES A. SMITII, D. D., Principal. Tim first
Session of thefitli year, logins Boi>teni)>er Jit. sj-l2t*
AM.8.0. ST. JOSEPH’S COLLEGE
• N.E. corner or FILBERT and JUNIPER Sla
Studies will be resumed on MONDAY, September 6tU)
at 8X A. M.
auS-Sw* JAMES A. WARD,BJ.President.
A NNIE CHURCHMAN HAS REMOVED
A her BOARDING And DAY SCHOOL to No. 908
FRANKLIN Street, above Poplar. Term commences
Beptamlierfith. ; auJlMni* .
WRYANT & STRATTON’S NATIONAL
New York, Buffalo, Cleveland, and Chicago. For in
formation, oall orsawd for Catalogue. feQ-tf
BALLAD SINGING, PIANO, AND
GUITAR.—Mr. T, BISHOP will resume business
September 11, Vocal Academy, 1202 FILBERT St.
augMfrc* • .
CENTRAL INSTITUTE, N,W. CORNER
of TENTH »nd SPRtNO OAItDEN Strsels, will
MrDfvlsfJinntlwWSi'foMfAMiSJY^HOOLßli
f “;»® "Mfcm. A. M.. Principal,
CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
VJ ’ DEAN STREET, below LOCUST.
The duties of the Classical Institute will be resumed
on .K,V- Se,Um W‘-FAniE B . p. . -I«1.
Eden iiall (late paradise) f.
SEMINARY, situated In the village of Paradise,
on Lancaster and Philadelphia turnpike, fifty-three
miles West of Philadelphia, nine pille* oast or Lancaster
oity.and three-fourths of a mile lrom Leaman Place
station, Pennsylvania'Railroad, RE-OPENS, for its
SENTHBESBION,'©n the SECOND WEDNESDAY
I SEPTEMBER. The building is undergoing tho
rough repair, a story ijelng added for dormitories, into
which water will be mtroduoed, and bath attached.
Comfortable accommodation is thus, provided for thirty
boarding pupils, and the trustees will spare no expense
to renderlhe sohool worthy of publio favor.
to whom the conductors of this sohooi
might rdfer.they are permitted particularly to name
the Rt Rev. Bishops Alonso Potter and Do Lancey. and
the Rev. Dr. w. Bacon Stevens, of Philadelphia. They
Slso submit the following testimonial, kindly tendered
jr the Rt. Rev. Dr. 8. Bowman, Assistant Bishop P. E
Church, Pennsylvania!
“ The Seminary for yonng ladies at Paradise, Lsnoae
ter oounty, under the general superintendence of Dr
KiUikelly, and with Miss Chamberlain, as the immedi
ate and active Principal, is one that, I think, may be re
lied on to do faithfully (ill that it promises. The situa
tion is healthy, beautiful, and easily accessible by the
Pennsylvania Railroad. Dr. KiUikelly has hAd large ex-
Senenoe in superintending the eduoation of yo{mg la
ics, and Miss Chamberlain brings to the institution the
well-earned reputation of A most competent and suc
cessful teacher, ae well In Imparting know edge as in
admiQisteTing mwipUne. The Seminary is, therefore, l
think? entitled to the confidence Of the publio, and I
honewluiecelvelt.”, , . .
ij**** asfbffn messssbJSsssr^
aul-flw v • Paradise, Lancaster oounty, P ■
rTHE GERMANTOWN ACADEMY WILL
-i; 'reopen $n MONDAY.September sth, J 869. The
ter will ieoeive 1^ hi *
aul7-CW* Principal.
FRIENDS’ ACADEMY FOR £OYS,
Boat of 41 North ELEVENTH Streot, will reopen
Die 29th iftst. denominations admitted. $l2 per
Term of 22 weeks. , .
au27-Im* . WM. WHITAI.L.
f EDUCATION OF. TOUNQ LADIES—
-J The Spring Darden Institute, No. 611 MARSHALL
mH *• sJggm £fct
' • Principal,
»u29-12t Residence 611 MARSHALL street.'
TUTE BALE ROPE—Manufactured and
BEAU ESTATE,
PUBLIC SALE OF ORIZABA IKON
WORKS, SOPHIA FURNApE, ko. *
By virtue pf authority, vested in us as trustees for
oertain oreditors of Pollard /dcporimok, and in pursu
ance of a deoroe of the District Court of Allegheny
oountf, In tho Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, In N 0.3
“on’lhEls“i“»AY OF SEPTEMBER,MO,
Commencing, at 11 o olook A. M., or at such time and
plaoe to whioh paid sale may be then and there adjourn
ed, all theTolloWing described property, to-wit i
The lands and tenements composing and appurtenant
to Orizaba Works and Sophia Furnace, situate ill Pol
lock township, adjoining and adjacent to the liorough of
New Castlo, in Lawrence oounty, Pennsylvania,bounded
and desoribnd as follows:
A pioce of land lioumled north by Neshannook creek,
east by the Pennsylvania canal, south by other land of
said trust, and west by Neslmnuock creek, containing
one aero more or less, on.which arepreoted a blast fur
naoe, known by (he namo of Sophia, 40 feet square ano4s
feet nigh, casting houso, tuyer house, cinder house,
stock house, boiler house, engine house, engine and
blast, with threo boilers in the boiler house, and five ex
tra boilers set and complete, and large brick stock.
A niece of land boglnuing at nortliaast. corner of Roll
ing Mill lot, on Neshannook creek, running thence north
47K deg*,west 1?2 fiet, north 47« deg. east lfil feet,
thence along,said mill jot 249>$ teet tothe place of bogin
ning t on which is a brick office and a blacksmith shop.
A piece of land of oneaere and 84 perches, more or
less, beginning .at a post near Look No. 2, on Pennsylva
nia oanal, running south deg, west 500 feet to a post
on said canal, thence south MX dog. east 3itdi foot to a
post on Neshannook, creek, thence south «« deg, west
309 feet by said crock to a post, thence south 2o)i deg.
east 249)£ feet, to the Place of bpgmning, on which is
erected a Rolling Mill, the mam buildinK.lso by 212 feet,
with sheds attaoned,.in which are 10 boiling furntice»,6
heating furnaces, boilero and engine, sufficient to drive
nil the machinery in said mill, bar rolls, small rolls* nail
plate nnd muck rolls, squeozers, shears. Ac. Twenty
five nail machines, and one wrought spike machine, and
a brick.warehouse, CO by 20 feet.,
A piece of laud beginning on the canal at southwest
corner of inilllot, and running south 28>£ dog. west 130
feet along said canal, thence south Go>i deg. east 60 feet
by land of J. & J, C. White, thence south 2 deg. east 181
feet by street, thence WBBt 24 leet to a post, thence south
2 deg. east 150 feet by an alley, thence 18 feet by J. A J.
O. W !ute l to mill lot, thence along sAid lot to the place
oflieginmng; containing one-half acre, more or less,
on which is a nail nnd stave factory 48 by 112 feot. en
gine and boiler house, with engine sufficient to drive
machinery for 24 noil machines, 1 spike machine, 1
stave machine,oiroular saws, Ac., therein contained,
ono clay house 58 by 34 feet, with machinery for grind
ing and toniperiag clay to make fire bnok, nnd a brick
drying houso7B by W, root, partly on said lot, and partly
GROUND.
No. 8, in White’s addition to New Castle, bounded on
the north and east by streets, south by lot No. 7, nnd
west by Joffbraon street; 54 feet front by lfiofeet, on
whioh is a brick cooper shop, 2fi by 40 feet, and carpenter
shop 12 foot square. „ v
Apiece oflnud in Neshannook township, lying south
of Eastbrook road, eontaimng acres, more or less,
being part of the Ihmpson tract, purchased by P. McCor
miolafrom Diana Ihmpson, situate about 1>« miles from
New Castle, on the Eastbrook road.
A lot of ground bounded, north by other lands of said
trust, east by A. L. and G. W. Crawford, south by
White's heirs, and west by Jefferson street, on which is
erooted a bnok dwelling houso.
Tho above described property will be sold together, as
a whole. Also in separate parcels, ns described;
Tho undivided half of 400 acres of land, more or less,
In Neshannook township, bounded north by Crawford,
east by Pearson Pyle ana others, south by Thomas Fails,
and west by Maitland and CrAwford, abounding with
coal, about 260 acres cleared, coni banks opened, a num
ber of frame houses, barns, abeds, stables, coke ovens,
Ac., erooted _
A PIECE OF LAND,
In Neshannook township, bounded by lands of William
Alexander, James Boyle, and John McKee, containing
39 acres and 130 perches, on which is orected a plank
house, a log house, a frame stable; about 20 aores
cleared; also, a good spring of water.
Four contiguous lots oi giound, in Pollock township,
bounded on tne north by Cunningham and others, south
by White, east by Vogan and others, nnd west by ,
on which are erected dwelling houses, stables, ko.
A piece of land in the borough of New Castle, begin
ning at the northwest corner of School-house, on oast
aide of Jefferson street, near the bridge over Noshaanook
creek, thence north 83 uog. east 130 feet to said creek,
thenoe north 37R deg. west 43 feet, thence snutli63>« deg.
west 281 leet, to Jefferson street, thence south 1 deg. east
125 feet to the place ot beginning, qontaimng one acre,
more or less.
A lot of ground, 60 feet front.by 100 in depth, in the
Iwrough of New Castle, boundod north by street, east by
alley, south by Jaoob Lint, and west by Jefferson street,
on which is erected a frame stable.
A lot of ground in Pollock township, in White’s addi
tion toNewCastle, beginning on Millstreot.atttiecorner
of lot No. 2, thenoe south 2 deg. eadt by said street 60
feet, thenco south 83 deg. west by lot No. 3,160 feet,
thence north 2 deg. west by alloy 60 feet, to southwest
cornerlot No.' 1, thence north 88 deg. east by lot No. 2,
160 feet to tho plaoe of beginning.
A frame houso and lot in Pollook township, bounded
north by Neilinnnock creek, east by Jefferson street,
west by , east by ——-. ~ ,
„ A lot of ground in said township, hounded north by
Wallace, east by an alley, south by Dickson, nnd west
by proton road, being 60 leet in front by ISO feet in
ALSO, A TRACT OP LAND OP ABOUT m ACRES,
In Sugar Creek township. Venango county, Pennsyl
vania, known as the Saw MiU tract, being the same de
scribed in deed from Pollard MoCormiob, to said trus
tees, dated 2Sd August. IBfifi. , .
A more full and accurate description of the proporty
to bo sold will be furnished from the deeds, nt the nmo
of ar.io, or previously, on to the trustees.
One-third of the purohue-money to lie paid in cash on
the acknowledgment of thedeed: one-third in six months,
and one-third m twelve months from tho time of sale,
with interest from that time; tho deferred payments to
be seoured by bond and mortgage on the premises; one
third of the amount of first or cash payment to bo paid
when tho property is struok down.
ISAAC M. PKNNOCK,
WILLIAM K. NIMICK,
CHARLES KNAP.
au2B-fln&wBt* H, BRADY WILKINS.
NOTICES.
~, „„„■ [nff THE OAIIS OF THE
»»V HBsSIS»* HESTONVILLF.. MANTUA
AND FAIRMOUNT PAS
BENGKR RAILROAD CO.
are now running at short intervals from the WIRE
BRIDGE, et Fafrmount, through MANTUA to HKB
- Through Tickets can lie purchased in
tho ARCH, nnd RACE AND VINE-STREET CARS.
Fare from the Exchange to Mantua, FIVE Cents.
Fare from the Exchange to Ilestonville, EIGHT
Cents. 810.2 tr
Notice— department of sur-
SURVKYOk OFFICE 0F CHIEP ENGINEER AND
„PinLAjDELvnn, Kept. 8,.1859.-Duplicnte Plans of the
EIGHTH SECTION of the BurvoT and Regulation of
tho Twenty-first ward, bounded Northward by Erie
avenue, Southward hv Allegheny avenue. Eastward by
Fifteenth street, and westward by Thirtieth streot.
Part of tho SECOND DIVISION or said Twenty-first
ward.boimdnd Northeastward by Township Hue road,
or Wissahiokon street. Southeastward by Loesn ave-r
mm.and Sonthwejtward by the riverBchuylk 11, and
TEN I'H SECTION of the township of Blookley, in tho
Twenty-fourth ward, bounded Northward by Columbia
avenue, Soutliwardbr Haver ford road ana Torr ave
nue, Eastward by Fifty-sixth street. andWestwaftTby
Bixty-sixth street, are now prepared for pulilio inspep
tion at the Offices of SURVEYORS And REGULA
TORS of the Eighth and Eleventh Survey Districts, aid
at tho Offioo of this Department, City Building, FIFTH
below Walnut htreet, and the Board of Surveyors have
appointed MONDAY, the ISUi instant, at lOo’olnek A.
M., to conaidorany objections that may l>s urged thereto
«„ any oitizon intere.t.d KiVKAfif) .
*9-dtlCth Chief Engineer and Surveyor.
Department of public high.
WAYS.—Office Southwest corner of CHEBTNUT
and FIFTH Streets.
. _^Pi[ttvpß!.ynA v Bept. 0, 1669.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
IM/ 1 IV U J V vl/*l A IiAW . UlUli
BEALEP PROPOSALSwiIIbe received by the under
signed at the office until o’clock Mof October 3d.
18S9 for the construction of a culvert—
„ On the line of Wallace street, lietweon Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets, to be built of brick, circular in
foym.with a elonr inside diameter of two feet six inches
—in length 464 feet. .
All biddors are invited to he present at the nnemnk of
Proposal* offorod on said day at 4 o’clock, P. M. Speci
fications may be obtained at the Department of Sur
veys. JOSEPH 81IANTZ,
s9-3t Chief Commissioner.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES—'The
B4INT PATRICE, Capt. PALES, from
LIVERPOOL, is now discharging, at Smith’s Wharf,
below Vine street. Consignees will please send their
Senmts on board. All goods not permitted within five
ays. will lie sent to Public Store.
sd-6t THOS. RICHARDSON & CO.
SJPECIAL NOTlCE.—Dealers m Good
year’s Patent Vulcanized Rubber Suspenders,
Braids. Webs, and all other iabnes and articles made
by combining fibrous substances with threads or sheets
01 vulcanized rubber, are notified that unless the same
arc properly stamped or labelled with my name, and by
ray authority, they cannot be legally disposed of in the
United States. Merchants and dealers are invited tip ex*
amine specimens now in stqre, am| to pivo their orders
RIGHTS I» THBT’ATBNT for tje,« iiqod., whioh
embrace nil the styles heretofore manufactured or im
ported. and many others.
ALSO, LICENSES TO MANUFACTURE and SELL
r. a siS e co®E,WDT lio * lum «•
_au.l* : HORACE H. DAV.
NOTTCE. —Persons having business with
-the FLOUR INSPECTOR will call at No. 14
VINE Street, between the hoiim qf 0 o'clock and 3
ft fhe
lel7 Flour inspector.
Department op public high.
WAYQ.-Oseo S. W. corner of CHESTNUT nnd
FIFTH Streets. „ .
M „ Pim,at)Bt,pntA, August 90,1379.
Notice to OoNTBACTuRM.—Seaied Proposals will be
received by the uudendgned, at the office, until 22
o’olook M. September 12i 1869, for the construction of the
following Culverts;
One on the line of Wharton street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets, to be of Brick, 2 feet in dmineter.
One on the line of Snnsom street. Itetween Twentieth
and Twenty-fourth streets, to be of Brick. 3 feet in dia
meter.
One on the line of Eighth street, between Coates street
and a point 200 feet north of Brown street, to be of Brick.
22 inches in dinmemr. <
And all biddors oro invited to tie present at the open
ing of Proposals offered on said day, at 4 n'olock P. M.
, Specifications may be obtained at the Department of
Burvoys. _ JOSEPH BHANTZ,
au2o-teel2 Chief Commissioner of Highways.
HOTELS.
VyETUERILL HOUSE, SANSOM
/ , fitroet, went of Sixth.—This deservedly favoriti
place having been purchased by the undersigned, wl!
hereafter be conducted on the most enterprising scale,
lhe best Game, Oysters, and Refreshments, prepared
in the ohoicest stylo, and the finest Liquors, from the
most popular importing houses, always on hand. The
patronage oi the public is respectfully invited
t ,,/ , „ JOHN J.’BARTRAM.
Private Rooms for Suppers, Arbitrations, Com
mitteea, Societies, Ac, slp-lin
Tnns union,
ARCH STREET, ABOVE THIRD,
.UPTON 8. NEW»V JS,^HIA -
The situation of this HOTEL is superiorly adapted to
the wants of the Busmen Publio; andto those in search
ofpleasuro, Pawengor Rmlroads, whioh now run past,
and m close proximity, afford a cheap and pleasant rule
to all places of interest in nr about the ojtr, jy 23-Am
T ADIES> HAIR BRAIDS, WIGS, FRI
/■f SETTS, and CURLS, manufactured in the very
jiest and nowest Pans styles, and of whioh wo constantly
keep a very large aesortmenton hand, sold wholesale
and retail. At tho lowest possible prices. Orders from
all parts of the countnrsolicited, and promptly attended
to. Also, a new HAIR DYE, superior to any in uao.
M. HUTOfS, No. 12 TENTH Bt.,
au2l)-3in Between Market ami Chestnut.
HAMS! HAMS! HAMS!
Just roeojved a prijpp lot i)ew sugar-curedJJams,
m cents per pound. _ / oIIAS. SMITH,
anSMm* 013and915 MARKET Street
g| SALAMANDER SAFES.
WB A large assortment of
fTTI A D | L iiHaJffi JZITA Y. 1)
SALAMANDER SAFES.
„ „ , VAULT |)6oRB,
BANK LOOKS/”' Ua,lk * “ d8 “'“-
„ IRohaWoTT^^Ac,
Onuiood terms as any' other establishment in the
United States, br
„ _ EVANS A WATSON,
No. 26 South FOURTH Street,
I'LRAHF. GIVE 118 A PALI,.
"MINTON'S ENUAUBTIO TILES lor
ITX floors.
Ornamental Chimney Tops for cottage*.
Garden Vases and Fountains.
Vitrified Pipe for drains and Water conductors.
Imported and for sole by
S. A. HARRISON,
fah W»tf inw OH KRTNIIT Street.
Grain mills—grain mills—For
the Farm and plantation. The IRON-BURR MILL
hnn no equal for Grinding Fine Meal, Feed, Ooffeo, Spi
ces, etc., by hand or nower.
Price 98, 925, and 9*5.
Now in operaton at m South SECOND Btree».
Agent* wanted in every county and State, by
&ul7-3in K. FARItF.I, A CO.
Drills and sheetings for ex-
PORT.
- ißiawa •
« Sooth FRONT St., and 34 LETITIA attest,
.ooip-l y ,
81-OARB SODA.—IOO kegs for sale by
WKTHRRILLfc lIHOTHRRfW 4T end <5 l 5
KKllflNn
FEOFFEE.—6OO bags low-prided Rio. 100
fc 00 _
a»2Q LKTITIA Street
BAY RUM.-—5 puncheons very superior
Bay R um. in store and for sale by
fiufl A, MERINO, ItpSouth FRONT Street,
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
ASSUKANCfi COMPANY,
ESTABLISHED IN ISM.
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
HEAD OFFICES:
LONDON, ABERDEEN, EDINBURG 11, GLAS
GOW, PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL, $8,298,800.
ANNUAL INCOME UPWARDS OF $1,000,00(1.
Policies guarantied by the unlimited ‘liabilities o
nearly 1,000 Shareholders,
Losses promptly adjusted and paid without roferenoe
to London,by
WILLIAM GETTY,
AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES.
OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA. BANK,
CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE FOURTH,
rmLADKLruu,
REFERENCES,
Messrs. STUART A BROTHER, 13 Bank street.
MYERS, CLAGHORN, k CO., 232 Market it
11 WM. MoKEE A CO., 23 South Front street.
" MoCUTCHEN A COLLINS, S. W. oorner
Front and New streets.
“ ' SMITH, WILLIAMS. A CO., MS Market st.
“ JAMES GRAHAM A CO., 20 and 23 Letitia it.
JOSEPH B. MITCHELL, Esq., President Mechanics’
Bank.
JAMES DUNLAP, Esq., President Union Bank.
Hon. WILLIAM A. PORTER, 623 Walnut street, late
Judge Supreme Court. Jy6-tuthAs tf
ffHE WASHINGTON
FIBE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPAN
FARQUHAR BUILDINGS,
No. 280 WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated in 1837, unde r the General Insurance Law
of Pennsylvania,
Authorized Capital..**. ►***. , __ $600,000
Subscribed Capital..—., T ,- rtt r .,. 200,000
Paid up Capital 111,800
INVERTED Aft VOLLOWB 1
Bond and Mortgages, first 1ien.......... $63,170
Bank, Railroad, and other Stooks and Se
curities...*, , 61,000
Cash in Bank 8,630
5114,800
BOSS 0R DAMAGE BY FIRE
on builxiings, merchandise, household
FURNITURE, Ao. Also.on CARGOESand FREIGHT
toand Irom all parts, of the world, and Inland Naviga
tion and l r&nßport&tion, on favorable terms.
OFFICERS
IMLAY, President.
WM. WRIGHT, V,co fresul.nt.
9r 9; I’LER, Secretary.
H. 0, RAMJiOKGER, Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
William lmlajr,
William Wright,
F. F. Torrey,
Jno. Tonner.
Wm. B. Gruub,
Charles G. Imlay.
Jesper Harding,
O.C. Butler.
Henry K. Strong,
D.D. Jones.
Alonzo Butler,
J. H. Hayes,
mar 18-tf
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO..
INCORPORATED 1810-CHARTER PERPBT?
UAL.
No. 310 WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia.
Having a large paid-up Capital Stock and Surplus In
vested in sound and available Securities, continue to m
sure on. Dwellings, Stores, Furniture, Merohaudiae,
Vessels in Port and their Cargoes, and other Personal
Property. AU losses liberally and promptly adjusted.
_ ... DIRECTORS.
George Abbott* John T. Lewis,
John Welsh, James R. Campbell.
Samuel C. Morton, Edmund G. Dutilh,
Fatnok Brad), Chas. W, PoultnJy,
Israel Morris.
mtrnAt AO » , r .-figOROE ABBOTT,President.
THOMAS R. MAIUS. Seerotary. ja23-ly if
LEGAL.
IVOTlOE.—Letters testamentary on the
•a $•!?*? of the Rev. John C. Baker, D. Hl,late of the
oity of 1 hiladelphia, deceased, having been granted to
the subscriber, all persons indebted are requested to
make payment, anu those having claims or demands
a jams! the same to present them without delay to
... JOHN F. LONG. Lancaster. Pa.,
Jr to hi« attorney, _ t OHAB. E. LEX,
■ eurt m7f ffl North Sixth street, Philadelphia,
IN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA.
Eatato of ALEXANDER HALL, Deceased.
Sup citation to surety of former Administrator to file
an nocount'
The Auditor unpointed l*y the Ceurt to state an ac
count or the said surety, in oonfomity with said cita*
mSPtfo'i n to **?« duties of his appoiutment on
TH V K.SDAV, Septomlier » , 1«0. .H o'olock J'.M.,
at his oifico, No. 1860 North FIFTH Btroet.
s9-fmwM' OKOBOE W. THORN, Auditor.
JN TUB ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
IfTY AND COUNTY OF PHIt.ADKLPMA.
Estiito nfSAMUKI, H. WOOD. Dbmm.il.
The Auditor appointed by the Cmirttoaudit,settle,
ft ml adjusttho Recount of ROBERT W. RICHARDSON,
Kxocutor «1 Samuel R. Wood, deoonsod. and to make
distribution of the balance in the hands of the Account*
ant, will, meot tho parties interested, for the purpose of
hli appointment, on MONDAY. September 12th, taw,at
Jl.o ploo* A. southeast corner EIGHTH and
LOCUS! Streets, in the city of Philadelphia.
ao2*fmw-3t DANL. DOuqHEHTY, Auditor.
IN TIIK ORPHANS’ COURT FOR TIIE
CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA.
Ertat? of ABRAHAM KELTER, Deceased.
'lheAudilor Appointed by the Court to audit, nettle,
andijdjuitthe scuount of CHARLES F. ASHMEAD,
Administrator 9. t? a. of Abraham Kelter, (leoeased,
and to make distribution of the balance in the hands
of the Aooountaut, will .meet the parties inte
rested, for the purposes of his appointment.on TUES
DAY* Beptomt«r 13th, 1830. at n oVlook A. M., at the
southeast corner or EIGHTH and LOCUST Streets, m
the city of Philadelphia.
«a2-fmw-3t PANL. DOUGHERTY. Auditor.
IN THE ORPHANS’ COUBT FOR TILE
OITV AN I) OOUNTyOF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of ALEXANDER KELLEY. Deceaiod.
The Auditor appointed bv the Court to audit, eottle,
and adjust the account of ANN KELLEY, administra
trix oi.Alex. Keller, deceased, and to make diatribution
of the balance in the hands of the accountant, will meet
the parties interested for the purposes of his appoint
ment,on ruK»PA\»3eptemberlSth,nt eleven o'clock
A. M., at his office, No. 221 South FIFTH Btreet, in the
City of Philadelphia.
«{Hnwfint,M JOHN Q’DRIEN, Auditor.
sunmuii HKSOHTS.
ITITTATINNY HOUSE,
This Place havinghoe“ £ un»Si?aFe»
days, a# to prevent many person* from obtaining accom
modations, the Proprietor now announces to such.and
to those who wish to spend Mew days or weeks during
the delightful autumnal season, that thoy can be accom
modated with comfortable rooms. The months of Sep
tember and October are not only the most pleasant season
at the “ Gap.’ but afford the additional sport of fine
Fishing and. Gunning. Pfusengers Ipare WALNUT-
Stroot Wharf at 6 o'clook m the morning, and arrive at
the Oap at 12W o clock same daj; or by the North Penn
sylvania to Kaston in the afternoon, and arrive at the
Gap next day at 12% o'clock.
auZ7-3w L. W. BKODHEAD, Proprietor.
jyjUltilAY HOUSE,
, ’ NEWARK, OHIO.
, Is tho largest ami beat arranged Hotel in central Ohio,
U centrally located find is easy of access from all the
routes of travel. It contains all the modern improve*
menta,«nd every convenience for the oomlort and no
comuiodation of the travelling public. The flipping
Rqomf are large and we|l ventilated. The Suites of
Kooi»i<f are well arranged and'carefully furnished for
fnmijiflsand larse travelling parties; and the House will
be kept as a first-class Hotel in every.respect.
H. A. MVItRAV Sc BflO.,
au2J'3m Proprietors.
SEA BATHING—
ATLANTIC CITY.
GONQRESB HALL is now open for the RECEPTION
Op BOARDERS. and tlie eulwcriber will be happy to
seo hi* friendn who may favor him with their patronage
during the season.
JoSS-3m TRQ3. C. GARRETT,
SAVING VVNPS f
SPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND SO
>3 CIBTY OP PHILADELPHIA.
Offioe, Nq. 391 North THIRD Street
(Coneohdation Bank Building.)
CHARTERED JIY 'j’HE LEGJSLATURE OFPKNN-
Deposita received in sums of Oue Dollar and upwards,
and repaid in Gold, without notice, with FIVE PER
JENT, INTEREST from the day or deposit till with-
A responsible and reliable Savings Institution has long
beau needed in the Northern part of the city, and “ The
Spring Garden Savings Fund Society" was chartered by
the Legislature of Pennsylvania to supply this necessity.
The Managers, in organizing and locating it, have been
governed wholly by a desire to accommodate the busi
ness interest and wants of the very large and enterpri"
.iMPOPul^,,n o l ? wM fe h,U..ur,,H,»J.d.
FroraStoSKo’clock; also, op Monday and TUmriday
from B until 8 o’clock in the evening,
MAKAQfc&S.
Frederick Klett, Stephen Smith, •
John P. Levy. Hop. H. K. Strong,
l)ame| Underkoner, Frederick Stacke,
Francis Hart, Joseph P. LeClerc,
John Kesslaf, Jr., George Kueoht,
James S. Pringle, Jacob Dock,
Joseph,M. Crowell, Hon. Wm. Millward,
?eorge woelpcor, Geo. T. Thorn.
eterC. Ellmaier. Robert B. Davidson.
„ JAMES S. PRINGLE, President
Fbawcts Haht. Reoretarr. I&StMUf
CAVING FUND—FIVE JPER CENT. IN
TEREBT.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COM
PANY. WALNUT Street, Southwest comer niTHIKD,
Philadelphia. Incorporated by the State of Pennsylva-
Money.is reoeived in any sum, large or small, and in
terest paid from the day of deposil'to the day of with
drawal. _
The omoe is open every day from 9 o’clock m the
morning tin B o’clock in the evening, and on Monday
anu Thursday evenings till Bo'clock.
Hon. HENRY L. BENNER, President
_ ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vioe President
William J. Hbbd, Beoreturr.
OU.ft'TOBS.
Hon. Henry L. Benner, F. Carroll Brewster,
Edward L. Carter, Joseph B. Barr,
Robert Selfridge, Francis Lee,
©aniuel K, Ashton, Joseph Yerkes,
C. Lnmlreth Munns, Henry Dinenderfer,
Monpy in received and payment* made daily.
The investment* are mode, m conformity with the
S revisions of the Charter, in Real Estate Mortgages,
round Rents, and sqoh first-class eeenntiea as will al
ways insuroporfopt security to the depositors, and
wljlcheannqtrail to give pennaneuoy and stability to
this Institution. aul-ly
S “
[AVfNG FUND.—UNITED STATES
' TRUSt COMPANY, corner THIRD and CHKST
JTStreaIs.
janse and small qyms received. and paidbaokon da
kjydwjiihottl mAtoe.wMt FIVE PKR CENT. INTK
?*BI front Hie i day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
>m.cs ntjUM.' from fl until A o’olook evoryday, and on
3NUAY IfVKNINGS from 7 until 9 o’clock.
)lIAFTB for saloon Euglnnd, Ireland, and Scotland,
>m Al upwards.
’resident—STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD.
BJ«.^y.HU^ER“8J«.^y.HU^ER
“ A little, but often, fills the Purse.”
Fkanklin saving fund- '
No. 1* Sooth FOURTH Street, between
Chestnut and Walnut, rhiladelplua, pays all De
posits oil demand.
* Depositors’ money eeoured by Government
State, and City Loan*, Ground Rente, Mortgagee,
fotie Company deem* eafety better than largo
profits, consequently will run no risk with deposi
tors’ mpney, but have it at all times ready to re
-Biru with a per cent. interest to the owner, as
ley have always douo. This Company never
suspended. ' *
Females, married or single, And Minors can
deposit in tbeir own right, and such deposits can
be withdrawn only by their oonsent.
TiMyv»?ia ( «s KECEIVED .
T Ln .1 directors.
sgr rasar"-
Nioholiw Rittenhouse, Natiian StnodFer,
Ju«. R. S&th.rtnwaitf. Ephraim Ulanohard,
_ n JA ° 0^ 1 “• B%«No!}'. Fr.iideot.
SSSg«O*BWAU*I W tt,T»«Wf (
A Dollar saved is twioe earned.”
TiORK.— r2CO Mils. Moss Fork, of New
Jerser, Ohio, and Philadelphia pocking, for sale bjr
•10 ARCH Street, second door above Front, 1
;X2,'M2859.1
RAILROAD ‘LINES.
RSZ» E—a' OAWDKN AND AT
-BEA-SHORK llI ‘ ROJU) •
On and after September Ist* and until further noties,
trams for Atlantio City leave VINE-Street wharl 1
daily.
Mail Train...... 730 A. M.
Express “ M.
™niai*s&lignlWMtfociTWat
fiSE" T '"' a fcft
Fare to Atlantio, 91 80. Round Trip Tickets, good
for Two Days, 92 50.
. SUNDAY TRAIN.
Leaves Vine street at ...8 A. M.
Returning, (eaves Atlantio at 3 P, M.
Round TnpTioket. good for thiitrun only 91 S 3.
Freight must be delivered at Co *per's Point by IF. AL
.I, he Company will not be respou able for any goodsun-
r6oejple^^or by their Freight Agent at
JOHN 0. BRYANT. Agent.
IS3 JHEEBBH NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
are
Sift
Look Haven, Lewiiburg,
Wayne, Northumberland,
Jersey Shore, Banbury,
' fc 1 u 1 Treverton Intersection,
Newbury, Georgetown,
Williamsport, Millerstown,
Muncy, Halifax,
watioutown, York, .
Milton, ALSof BOVer anot^cra *
RaIlSoaI? ’ Wld iU inUrme ™ te *° inU on HANOVER
to Freight torion, THIRTEENTH
wd MARKET Streets, will bepiomptly fqrwarded.
IvS-Sm K J. RNKBOKR. Freight Agent.
1777 11l I NORTH PENNBYL
VANIA RAILROAD.
„ „ aUMSIBR ARRANGEMENT.
.FP r T DOYLESTOWN. EASTON,
ALLENTOWN. MAIIOH CHUNK, HAZLETON
WILKKSBARrfE, *o.
On and.alter MONDAY, Mar 16th, 1859, Passenger
Trains will leave FRONT and WILLOW StreeU, Phi
ladelphia. DAILI .{Sundays excepted:)
tor Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk, Wilkes
barre, Haselton, ice., (Express,) at 930 A. hi.
For Bethlehem, (Express,) at 4 p. M.
ForDoylestowo, (Accommodation,) at 8.15 A. M. and
. x> l jy^hington,(Accommodation,)at2.UP.M,
ana 6jo y. m«
_ ’TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA:
Leave Bethlehem, (Express,) at BA. M. and 4.10 P. M.
Lejw® Doylestown, (Accommodation,) a" 6.30 A. M.
and 4 P. M.
Leave Fort Washington, (Accommodation,) at 630 A.
M. and 3.35 P. M.
.. .. .. . ON SUNDAYS:
Philadelphia, for Loylestown, at 9 A. M. and S P. M.
Poylestown. for Phunda., at 630 A. M. and 6.45 P. M.
Faro to Bethlehem, 9130; toMaueh Chunk. 92.60: to
Easton, 9130; toDorlestown,Boceats; toWilkcsbaire,
9430.
AH Passenger Trains (except Sunday Trains,) con
nect at Berks street with Filth and Sixth-streets, and
Second and Third-street* Passenger Railroads.
mTIV n 1 M foa “* ELLIS CLARK, Agent,
.SSwTßgaaßHa PHILADELPHIA
_ , ING and HARRISBURG,
Leaves the Depot, at corner of BROAD and VINE
points, connecting at Harrisburg with trains running to
Pittsburg, fco.
HARRISBURG' M " DAILV ’ fM H>TTSmLE and
, At 4.« F. M.. DAILY, (Banday, excepted,) for READ
ING, end intermediate points.
«PlB W. H. McILHENNY. Ssoretsrr.
mwrnirsMim NOTICE.—CHESTER
SSt«t«CTe“SSH‘VAI,LEX RAII.nOAD-FAS
SENIfER TRAINS FOR DOWNINGTOWN AND IN
-1 ERMEDIATE STATIONS.—On and alter Ist January,
1869, the Passenger Train* for DOWNINGTOWN, will
start from the Passenger Depot of the Philadelphia and
£?Wbng Railroad Company, corner of BROAD and
VINE Streets.
MORNING TRAIN for Downingtown, leaves at 730
A. M.
AFTERNOON TRAIN for Downingtown, leaves at
4.45 P. W.
DAILY (Sundays exoeptedj
By ordey of the Board of Managers of the Philadelphia
ana Reading Railroad Company.
d3O W. H. McILHENNY. Secretary.
PIANOS*
ggggfa CHICKERING & SONS,
FI ITf » MAXUPACTVEEBS OV
GRAND, SQUARE. AND UPRIGHT
PIANO-FORTES.
WAREROOMB SOT CHESTNUT BTREBT.
'Constant j; in store a large stock of our BEAUTIFUL
and UNEQTIALJ'iED INSTRUMENTS. We have been
awarded, at the different Exhibitions in this country and
ANDBILVERFIRST-GLASS MEDALS.
PIANOS TO RENT. jaJS-lj
RAVEN, BACON, & Co.’s,
tl If (I Nunns A Clark’s, Hallett, Davis, A Co.’i,
and A, 11. Gale A Co.'s superior PIANOS. Also. Ma
son A Hamlin’s unrivalled MELODEONS and HAR
MONIUMS, so desirable for Churohes and Leoture
Rooms.
wr Pianos and Melodeone to Rent.
J. B. GOULD.
myH-ly SEVENTH and CHKBTNUT.
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
nTrn pianos.
BCHOMACKER A CO.,
1021 CHESTNUT Street, respectfully invite the muaic
loving public to call and examine their new and suo
ccssl'ul improvement—
THE PARLOR GRAND PIANO.
Having converted the Tone, Touoh. and Action ol
the Grand Piano into that of a Square Instrument]
avoiding all the objections gepe rally made to the style o|
Grand Piano, also diminishing the cost of the same.
In volume, purity of tone, great power, brilliancy, iull
neis, depth, and evenaoss of touch, with exquisite deli
cacy Riiu sweetness, these
SUPERIOR AND BEAUTIFULLY-FINISHED IN-
STRUMENTS
are wholly unequalled. They have received the highest
encomiums, and are pronounced by cntios to be far su
perior to any instruments ever manufactured in this
country.
Constant!? on hand, a large and elegant assortment of
our unrivalled PIANOS. We have lieeo awaydodjhe
First Premiums, at all exhibitions ever exhibited, in
cluding (be Prize Medal from the Crystal Palace Exhi
bition, New York. 1853. sel-tf
MEDICINAL*
Louisville artesian water.—
An analysis, by Prof. J. L- SMITH, shows one
gallon to contain 915)4 grains, ns follows, viij:
Chlor. Sodium 622 grs. Sulph, Magnesia.. 77.00 grs.
“ Caloium 6U ** “ Potash 3 00^*
“ Magnesium... 7“ “ Alumina... aOO •*
•* Potassium.... 14 “ lodide Magnesium 035 “
“ Alumiuium... 15 “ Bromido *• 0.47 14
Phosph. Boda. 3“ Bi-Carb. Iron 035“
Bulph. Soda 72“ “ Magnesia. 330
“ Lime . 29 ••
Sold by the barrel, callon, or in bottles, wholesale and
retail, by JIAHBAHD A CO., Apothecaries,
au24-tt CHESTNUT BL, cor. Twelfth st
A NOTHER PROOF OF THE WONDER
fV FUL EFFECTS OF TROX ELL’S NEURALGIA
SALVE,
Mr. E. W. Tnpxiiji,—Dear Sir:—l havolieen troubled
with the “NEURALGIA” for thp last 14 years, and
have suffered the most excruciating pain, compelling
me at times to give up my business entirely, I could not
eat, and sleep was a stranger to my eyes. I suffered
moje than tongues can tell. I had the advice and aid of
various.physicians, anq used other remedies, but all of
no avail. Having noticed your advertisement in the
papers, I oonoiuded to call on a person whom I had
learned was cured of a case of 90 years standing. He
applied the “ SALVE” bpt once, and I felt immediate
relief-aseoond application removed the pain entirely,
and I now feeUike.adifferent man. Since then 1 have
slept well-something that I have not done for months,
being obliged to sit up ail night ro a ohair. My appetite
has returned, and I feel gratefnl to you for the restora
tion of my health. __
' . „ CHARLES H. BAKER, Tobacconist,
CARROL Street, above W OuD, Kensington.
For sale.whotesale and retail, at 8. W. corner SIXTH
and PARRISH Streets, and at T. R. CALLENDER A
W. corner Third and Walnut ats. apg?-tf
Dr. westcott j s celebrated tar
CORDIAL.
WestooU’sTarCordje onres Consumption.
WestCott’s Tar Cordja cure* Bronchitis.
Weatcott« Tar Cprdia ouffii fought folds,
Westoott’* Tar Cordia oUres Bore Threat ana Breast,
Westoott s Tar Cordial cures Palpitation of the
Heart.
Westoott’s Tar Cordial enres Nervous Debility,
Weatoott’a Tar Cordial oures General Debility.
Westoott s Tar Cordial oures Diseases of the Kidneys.
Strangury, and Gravel.
Westoott’s Tar Cordial oures Bund and Bleeding
Piles.
Westoott’s.Tar Cordi.-l oures Female Woahnesses.
Dr. Westcott's Tar Cordial Depot, Np. fija ARCH
Btreet, Philadelphia.
Also, Principal Depot for Dr. Westcott’s Anti-Scrofu
lous Syrup Ami Cholera Mixture.
Dr. K. R. wESTCOTT can be consulted on the above
diseases, (tee of charge, at hfs Consulting Rooms, No.
639 ARCH Street, from IQ A. M. to4P. M. Jjld-tf
WINES AND LIQUORS*
rURD.— MAREUIL-SUB-AY (CIIAM
-I‘AGNE), JANUARY 18, ISM.—In consequence ot
the frequent invitations recoived by me to renew the
shipments ofmy Champagne Wines to the United States,
1 beg leave hereby to inform my former customers and
the jmblto in general.that I have appointed Messrs. F.C.
BROUWER, ANCtIER, A CO."Role Agent, m th«
United States, for the sale of mi Champagne wines.
My Wine* have been so long ana favorably known ip
the United States, it will be unnecessary to coromoot on
their quality, further than to say that my pew shipments
W.n m no w., be ii>n«4 A.
BILLEGARTBALMONR CIfAJuPAGNE WINES,
both CABINET and VERiSENAY, for sale and con
stantly on hand, in lots tn suit purchasers, by
F. O. BROUWER, ANOIiER. 4 CO.,
t\ BEAVER Street. New York.
C^LARET. —10U cases Barton & Uuestier’s
J St. Julian; SCO do. St. Estephe; 300 do. Washing
tnn Morton Bt. Julian ; 100 do. do. Talence, pint*; 60 do.
Chateau La Rose: 60 do. do. Leoville; Scotch Ale, in
stone and glass; Youngur’s, Harvev's. Falkirk Brown
Stout and Lomlqfi Porter, in storo and for sale by
aui A. MERINO. 140 South FRONT Street.
CABINET WARE.
pABINET FURNITURE and BILLIARD
TABLES.
MOORE & CAMPION.
No. HI SOUTH SECOND STREET*
m connection with their extensive Cabinet Business, are
now manufacturing a superior article of
BILLIARD TABLES,
and have now on hand a full supply, finished with
MOORE & CAMPION’S IMPROVED CUSHIONS,
which are pronouuoed by all who have used them to be
superior to all others.
For the quality am} finish of these Tahloi theipanu*
facfurers rarer to their numerous patrons throughout
Umou, who are familiar with the character of their
work. jj3Mm
BRUSHES.
rilHB CHEAPEST BRUSH HOUSE IN
A PHILADELPHIA.—Look at the following hit of
prices for liandtorube, and compere them with those
bought eUewheroi
No. l, 63 knots, QKpardonm.
No.f, 62 knots, 71 , “
No. S, fid knots, ar "
No. 4, 80 knots, 100 “
No. 6, 83 knots, 112 “
No. 5,100 knots, ifi **
No. T, 104 knots, 190 “
No. B,UO knot*. ITB «
Philadelphia.^
MACHINERY AND IRON.
MMVnV.MUIICI,
COUTHWAKK KOUNDRy''
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
MEr'kTck’TsONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
Manufacture High iwui l<ow Pressure Steam Engine*,
for Land, River, and Mimne service,
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, Ao.; Castings
offtll kinds, either Iron or Btt«., _ „ ,
Iron Frame Roots for Gas Works, Work Shops, Rail
road Stations, Ao. . ,
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and most im
proved construction.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, such as
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Milby, Vacuum Fans, Open Steam
Trains, Defecators, Filters. Pun,pi»« Engines. Ac.
Sole Agents for N. JtiUieux’s Patent. Sugar Boiling
Apparatus; Nasmyths Patent Bteam Hammert ana
/tspinwall A Woliey’a Patent Centrifugal Sugar Drain
ing Machine. au fi-y
WASHING AND IRONING.
WASHING AND IRONING DONE
W yn*! l NEATNESS and DESPATCH, for Binal*
□ I VM l6 .* a IV* Gentleman, Families, BoanUni
FAMILY LAVNDRY, No. 25s South SIXTH stre«t,
oorner of Prune. Pamur Shirt, and Collar, patent
poti.hed. Everything waahed hr hand, on tha com
mon wuh-bo&rd.
The whole buuueui. atriotlr attended to hr female
°»*
TJAVANA CIGARS offered to dealers
,T* favorable rates, of various sixes and brands, in-
P&JtigAs.Cabana. Figaro, Nono, Bud, Fjoien
tina, FireF^ # an4fonLßAA. Also,.Palter cigars, by
wtm* ■
SALES MY ATJCTIOS. . -
BBINLEY, & OCL
1 '
On Toesday Morning,
B«pt. 12tb,at 10 o’clock, by catalogue, os 6 months
credit—
AND f ?M T N^mi) r M o lfe'L.
la shawls.
. . On Tuesday Monung,
„A, large and handsome assortment or Paris Printed
Stella shawls.
Do nmnd corners do.
Do Paris broche-bordered square and Stella
shawls, in great varieties of style and qualities* ami se
lected expressly for this market, both as to style and
assortment.
CHENILLE SCARFS.
A large assortment of rich Chenille scarfs.
100 PIECES fl-4 FRENCH k COL’D*ANI) blk me-
On Tuesday Morning,
luO pieces 6-4 fine to superfine col’d and black French
mermoes. ffI tNEY BLANKETS.
3 bales 9-4 to 12*4 Whitneybbinketa.
MARSEILLES TOILET COVERING.
2 cases fancy Marseilles toilet covering.
LONDON FAINTED s CABHMERE InD STELLA
On Tuesday Morning.
A full assortment of London printeaCashmera shawls.
Do do do Stella do.
Do do do broehs-uordered do do.
Do do nlumbese wool shawls. _ _
BCOTCH AND LONG
bales 4-4,5-4,6-4, and 8-4 all-wool plaid shawls.
“ 10-4.12-4, and 11-4 do do,
“ plaid all-wool long sbawls.
SALE OF 5300 DOZ. GERMAN COTTON HOSIERY,
GLOVES, AND WOOLLEN MITTh. '
On Tuesday Morning,
1,000 dozen super white cotton hose.
709 “ brown do.
2.000 “ men’s brown half hose.
500 “ women s needed gloves.
600 “ “ merino do.
1«J “ col’d silk do.
:kn) “ men s merino do.
SOO “ children’s merino fleered gloves.
200 lots new style Jaconet collars.
New style cambric collars.
Do do sets.
Do jaconet do.
. , LARGE AND BPECIAL SHAWL SALE,
of,he
To he sold by
A, thBlr Auo^oKlT.KfeS;.,.
On Wednesday Morning,
Sept. 14th. at 19 o clock, comprising a full and com
plete line of the most desirable styles of
FRENCH, .GERMAN, AND SCOTCH SHAWLS,
Whiah.in point of variety, selection of patterns, cha
racter of goods, or assortment, cannot be surpassed in
any market this season.
All of them fresh goods, just landed, and a large pro
portion of them not to be found elsewhere.
The sale will consist of—
PLAIN MOUS DE LAINE. THIBET, AND MERINO
SHAWLS,
Fine to extra fine qualities, wool fringes^.
CHOICE PARIS PRINTED THIBET* SHAWLS, A
FALMETTE AND A BBRDEUX.
VERY RICH PARIS PRINTED OASHSIERE BTKL
. „ ~ , JU. SHAWLS,
A galleria and fond clem.
ELEGANT AND NEW PARIS PRINTED RAYE
SHAWLS/
In very rtoh patterns, on plain and satin-striped Cash
mere.
VERY ELEGANT EMBROIDERED AND GONACHE
PRINTED THIBET SHAWLS,
Quite new.
The most extensive assortment ever offered of
PAHJS BROCHE-BORDERED AND JARDINER
STELLA SHAWLS,
On fine to extra fine centres, in choice assorted colors
and blacks.
SUPERB QUALITIES ALL-WOOL PLAID AND
, STRIPED PAISLEY SHAWLS^
Long and square, of new and varied styles,
SUITABLE TO FIRST-CLASS CITY TRADE.
All-wool new designs
. DOUBLE-FACED BERLIN BHAWLS,
In new and elegant patterns, and a very full and com
plete line ni
ALL-WOOL PARIS AND VIENNA
. SQUARE AND.LONG BROCHE HHAWLS.
In assortments especially selected for the
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
B SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER, No. 409
• CHESTNUT STREET. opyqeite the Custom
House, between FOURTH and FlFTH_BtreeU.
SALE OF AMERICAN AND IMPORTED DRY
GOODS, EMBROIDERIES. TRIMMINGS, FRENCH
FLOWERS, ke„ 4 c.
On Wednesday Morning,
Sept. 14th, by catalogue, on a credit, commencing
at 10 o clock, will be sold an assortment of seasonable
goods, to which the attention of the trade is invited.
STOCK AND m aa BOX-WING
Also, included in sale, in lots to suit purchasers, the
entire stock of a box-making establishment, consisting,
in part, of a large assortment of boxes, suitable to the
jobhing and retail dry goods trade, druggist and jewelry
boxes, oanu-boxes, Ac.
Philip ford, auctioneer, No. 530
MARKET Strait, Mid HI MINOR Btr.«t
SAXE OF m CASaSBQm'B, SHOES, BROGAN'S, Ac.
On 'cQflßN&y Morning,
September 15th, at Wtf clock precisely, win be sold by
oaraiogne, on four months’ credit, 800 eases of men’s
and boys’ boots, shoes, gaiters, brogans, dec. 5 ladies*
and misses’ boots* shoes, gaiters, ties. Jenny Linds,
Ac., of city and Eutem manufacture, suitable for pre
sent trade.
GOAT SKINS, COCHINEAL LININGS, Ac.
Included,in sale will be found MO dozen goatskins,
cochineal linings, stripe bindings, Ac.
3UQ CASES SCOTCH GINGHAM UMBRELLAS.
Also, included in sale will be found samples of 3XI
cases Beotcb gingham umbrellas, various sixes.
Goods open for examination, with catalogues,
early on the morning of sale, when buyers are invited to
attend.
L THE BRITISH AND NORTH
Sjjpa&faAMERICAN ROYAL MAIL BTEAM-
_ . norwxw you to uvsxpool.
Chief CabufPasiage .... 9130
Second Cabin Passage....— 75
_ »aosi Boston to uvxbpool.
Chief Cablq Passage . .9110
Second Cabin Passage.....- 60
The ships from Boston call at Habfax.
PERSIA, Capt Judkins, l AMERICA,Capt. Millar,
ARABIA,Cajpt. J.Btooe, {NIAGARA, Capt. Ander-
ABIA, Capt, E. G. Lott, -l son. '
AFRICA. Capt. Shannon, ( EUROPA. Capt J. Leitcb,
CANADA, Cast. Lang, {
These vessels carry a clear white Uxht at mast-head;
green on starboard bow; red pn port dow.
AFRICA,Shannon, leaves N York, Wednesday, Sept.H
EUROPA, Leitcb, “ Boston, Wednesday, Sept,2l.
PERSIA, Judkins, “ NYork,We^eSaf3B.
ARABIA, Stone* * Bos too, Wednesday, Oct 5.
ABIA, li°tt. “ NYork, Wednesday, OcL J 3.
CANADA, Lang, . “ . Boston, Wednesday, Oct. 19.
Berths not secured until paid lor.
An experienced Burgs on on board.
The owners of these ships will net be accountable for
Gold, Silver, Bullion. Specie, Jewelry, Precious Stones
or Metals, unleu bills or lading are signed therefor and
the value thereof therein expressed. For freight or pas
sage apply to E. CUNARD, 4 Bowling Green.
- sIQ-tf New York.
FOR THE SOUTH.—CHARLES-
Heavy Freight at an average of vtrsun per oept. be
low New York steamship rates.
Tb. D. 8. Cw
tain Charles P- Marinmaa. will sail on Thursday, Sep
tember U, atlOo'daek A. M. '
Vh«mi in at Sea.
„The, V, 8. Mail Steamship BTATK OF GEORGIA,
Captain John J.Gamn, will sail on Tuesday,September
SO. at 10 o’clock A. M.
Through m 63 to W hours, only 48 hours at Sea.
_ •w'Samn* day* changed from every Saturday to every
five days. Goods received, and Bills of Lading signed
every day. 0
The. «p!endidfirst-cla*s side-wheel Steamships KEY
STONE STATE and STATS OF GEORGIA now run ae
above every ten days, thua Conning a five-day commu
nication with Charleston and Savannah, and the South
and Southwest.
At both Charleston and Savannah, these Bhips con
nect with steamers for Florida, and with railroads, Ao.,
for all pl&oes m the Boutn and Southwest.
_ . INSURANCE.
Freight and Insurance on a large proportion of Goods
shipped South will be found to be lower by these stupe
than by sailing vessel*, the premium being one-half the
to*®*- _ • _
- N. B.—lnsurance on all Railroad Freight Is entirely
unnecessary, farther than Charleston or Savannah, the
SHHPIffISHW IWTO! 8 Bomu -
Fare by this route# to4o per «ent. cheaper than by
the Inland Route* as will be seen by the following sche
dule. Through tickets from Philadelphia via Cuarles
toq and Savannah steamships, INCLUDING MKAIJi on
tho whole route, except from Charleston and Savan
nah to Montgomery:
To Charleston .916 00 »
Savannah.——* .15 00 Savannah..—. ■ 3100
Augusta 20 00 Augusta....—— as 00
Maoon 2100 Ma00n.32 76
Atlanta. 33 00 Atlanta at 60
Columbus-—., 23 00 Columbus 25 00
Albany «00 Albany 37C0
ter.'.’!;:: 1$
For freight or passage apply on board, at seoond wharf
above Vine street, or to
Southwestooroer FOlftni
Agents m Charleston, T. 8. k T. G. BUDD.
„ ™ . Savannah. HUNTER k GAMMRLL.
For Florida ftom Charleston, steamer Carolina every
fnoedav.
For Honda from Savannah, steamers St. Mary's and
St. John's, every Tuesday and Saturday. jyg
GLASGOW AND NEW YORK
Sas» T «
GLASGOW, Thomwm, \&dnMdi)r, October 13, at 13
o’olook, noon.
QL4SGQW t Thompson, Wednetday. September 11.
-Rate* of .P&te&ge from New York. Philadelphia, or
Heninu, to Gl&aeov, Liverpool, Belfa«t, Dublin, orj.on*
donderrj, firetolw, 871. Steerage,found with an joun
danoe of proper! j cooked proviaiom, $3O. *
An experienced Surgeon attached to e&oh ite finer.
No charge for medioinea.
For freight or paeeage, apply to
~ , WORKMAN ft CO..
No. IX) WALNU T Street, Philadelphia.
„ ROBERT CRAI&
No.» BROADWAY. New York.
d£mi. u. S. M. STEAMERS
“’““TUVRB AND SOUTHAMPTON,
AHAGO, Captain Lines, will sail July 23, September
17, November 12.
FULTON, Captain Woltcn, Will ml August SO. Octo
ber U, December 10.
First Cabin 5130
Heooml Cabin passage 74
For freight or passage, apply to
, w . WILLIAM NEILBON, Agent,
At the Warehousing Company's Philadelphia Office,
Tobacco Warehouse, POCK Street. Phi la. je23-fira
VB. PALMER’S ADVERTISING
AGENCY, N. E. corner FIFTH and CHEST
..BqL Subscriptions taken Cor the best City and Country
Newspapers, at lowest oawh prices. eAJ-3m
T|f ARTIN & QUAYLE’S
WJL STATIONERY. TOY, asp FANCY GOODS
H MP Q kl VM.
loss WALNUT BTREET,
BELOW XLXVSXTH,
s3-lm PHILADELPHIA.
ISAAC ROBERTS, Real Estate Agent-
SAMUEL C. ROBERTS, Coxvbtaxceb;
Offer for sale, on liberal terms, FAR Mb AND
TRY SEATS, in Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Maryland, and Virginia: and DWELLINGS, * n .“
STORES in Norristown, Germantown, aiyK**hiladel-
Pl i'.OAN MONEY ON FIRST MORTCAPg?. Fismip*
Till,, 10 Ho,I EutatP. nnd Attend to CONVEYANCING
in ail its branches. Office M AIN Strtft.> near the Bank,
Norristown, and No. 238 South THIRD Street, between
Walnut and Spruce streets, PhilaAdphia. sl-lm*
A lex. McKinney,
/A. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
GKEKNSBURG, PA,
Will practise in Westmoreland, Armstrong, and In
diana counties. selt-tf
I. \ ACGUIN MERRICK.
TIIE ADAMS EXPRESS CO., OFFICE
320 CHESTNUT St: pet, forwards Parcels, Pack
ages. Merchandise, Bank Nptes, and Specie, either by
its qwn Lines, or in connection with other Express Com
panies. to all the prtnoij l * towns and cities of the
United Btates. E. S. SANDFOJu),
aul-tf General SuperintsadeaL
IMPORTANT TO EVERY MAN WHO
KEEPS A HORSE. COW, SHEEP. orJPIG.
TUORLKY’B FOOD FOR CATTLE,.
Possessing, as H does, the bitter and medicinal pro
perties contained in Sprint Gras* or Tares, or othet
unripe herbage, is essential to herbivorous aniiinls, as
U operates 10 stimulating the stomach and digestive or
gans to healthy action. This compound or condiment
for feeding Cattle or seasoning ihair food, it composed
purely of vegetable matter, some of which is highly
aromatic. For keeping horses in good condition if is
unequalled. Cow keepers arid find great advantage m
the incteesoil Qoentity.eoil improved suetiti of the milk
durin4 its use. All animals are benefited bjr it- .
This food can only lie had genuine, in the State of
Pennsylvania,byapplying to tbo m's/uNUERS
in* MARKET Street. Philadelphia.
TtlE ” STOCK OP WINDOW-GLASS,
GROUND PAINTS of ell Colon, end WHITE
LEAD, which ZIEGLER* SMITH, Whole Mile Dim
fUts, corner of BECOND and GREEK Streets, offer
for pubho approval, as to price and quality, ara unp-
Qualled. Those who consult their own interests will
examine their assortment, and purchase, of them a su
perior quality of goods, at & less pnoe than o&nbe had
alsewhara. <y2B-tr
MACKEREL AND ALEWIYES- —9O
ITJL bblt. and 60 halt bbla new No. 2 5 200 bbls. and 130
half bWp. new large No. 3 Maokerel: 100 bbU. Ale wires,
hT* iffjSttwMta.-
SHIPPING.
BUSINESS CARDS.
sals* BrAircnow;
Ilf THOMAS & SONB, -
lU* N«.U» w 4 Id KWH WURTH STTREET
STOCKS A1CI) NEXT.
Pamphlet catalogues a<nr ready,
scirptions of aU the wropertiMto be told on Tneeday
nexLlSth instant, at M! o’doek,noon. U*eiher with a
hst of Mies Mth, and 27th instant, and kh October,
and of real estate at private axle, oompnaia* n Urge
amount of rMnaMe property,
CARD.—PUBLIC BALES REAL ESTATE AND
STOCKS AT THE EXCHANGE, at IS o’cloct. sooa.
Sales of real estate and stocks will hereafter be held at
12 o'clock aoox, instead of in the evtaing.
CARD,— I The Trade Sale to Bookseller* wiß oonmewee
on Tuesday, Ssrisoibor 15. BL.CaUiocnee»wwreedj.
_FALL SALES STOCK AND REAL ESTATE.
First Fall Sale. 6th September.
Fourth Fall Baie.JTui September.
Part of the c and hi Us for each of the above aaUs
now ready.
STOCKS, BCRIP, Ac.
Oe Yueedav.
U. a! M o’clock, noon, wiu be at the Fhila
phia Ezcbaage—
Leefeawaana and Bwom*-
Railway
2?IK. Per ***** bomla, interest payable Jaauarr
96309 first! mortgage bonds of the Quakake
Company.
Without reeepre, for aecouat of whom it may coa
rfefs St
93.009, two of 93300, and one of 95 mT
Also, for other aeeoaata—
-60 shares preferred stock Allegheny Railroad and Coal
Company—per 925. 7per east interest raanuSiit
47 snares Northwest Mining Company of Michigan.
„ 9133 D Mortgage Loan bonds ot ÜBS of the New Creek
Company, Virginia.
. REAL ESTATE—J7th SEPTEMBER.
Wiß mchsde the estate of D. Shetaline, ISaerar, South
Broad street and Thirteenth stieet—by order ot execu
tors.
_ „ REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, Ac.
Pubke Sales at the Phtiatfelphia Exchange every Tnee
“*Zl?Looob, during the business season.
to asJe.one thousand catalogues in pamjmlst form
yT l ?*, fau dMMiption o/ Ml th. FraMit, to b. tM oa
the toUawin. Taeed».
HTOovil. AT th® ADcnon
01 OKfc every Tbnrsday mornine.
_ REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE RtT.E.
sST-siffii
. eotertd on «i Pnr>te 8«1» R« iter.
is our Ab&aeu.
(of whioh \m> eopiM in rratet r—klrjtrlt ol
onarge.
FALL SALE, SEPTEMBER 13, AT NOON,
Orphans’ Court Salb—Estate of Alexander R. Shaw,
THREE4TTORY No. SU
Christian street, between Third andFooith streets.
of Jacob S. Wunder, deo’d.
BUILDING LOT, north aids of Morris street, be
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, < First wanti
Same.Estate—TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING.
: south side of. Pearl street, between Thirteenth and
Broad and Yme and CaUowhiU mreets, (Foutteenth
ward.)
Orphans’ Court Sale-Estate of James Baafdrd, deo'd.
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELUNaTtoutheaS
Mary streets, between Lombard
and South streets.
Same Estate—DWELLING ADJOINING—East aide
of B|x)ksti*st, between Lombard and South streets,
adjoining the above oa tha north
Same Estate—THßEE DWELLINGS, northwest
corner of Mary street and Jones’ or Donaldson’* alley,
between Fifth and Sixth and Lombard and South streets.
To be sold separately.
North Eleventh street, above Jefferson street, with a
two-story frame stable oa the mar end of the tot, front
ing oa Leans street—Two fronts.
Fererapto.7-M»-TWO BinLWSG LOTS, noth
east tide of Mulberry street, southwest of Meadow
street,(lateFrankford,)Twenty- third ward; together,
SO by too feet. t*r Sato ebeolato. »■«*«*
VALUAELE PROPERTY-* 4 THE RACE-STREET
UQTEL —No. SB3 Race Street, between Foonh aad
Fifth streets, and opposite Crown street; lot 2* by la>
faeL Immediate possession.
THREE-STORY BRTcKD WELLING, south side of
Prune street, between Eighth and Ninth streets,!late
Moyameastng.)
_K ) £^mLT j kbe % s^or l«? bio s dwelllvg.
mGi tacl bmldm,,. No. 11M UOoat Vsrooo ttraot.
Bod Tvelilh and Oiug iod WaiUo.
Rxecuton’ Feramptor, Solo—Esdte of Robooc Sort-
VALTTABLE BCB|SJi2BS BTANB—TKiM-akv. bnek
«»™ sa? *«?“*■ No. 2» Arch ttrwl, latm Boioot
and Third streets. NT 6ade absonrie. Immediate
possession.
Same iutato-DWELLING NORTH FOURTH &T-
Three-story book dwelling No. 519 North Fourth street,
between Gresn and Tamms uy streets. S7~ Bale abeo
lute. Immediate noaseaaioo.
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, Harsrfotd
street, (late MantuaviUe.)
. QBEEN STREET^—Three- story brick dwelling, No.
1092 breen street, west of Tenth street.
„„ Ba!e at Noe. 139 and lfl South Fourth SsneL
SUPERIOR FURNITURS, MT*.
roes, cSapeS*
On Thursday Mossing,'
fine mirrors, oayMts.eto.,friwfiMmhesdeeuiiheghQ>ao
keeping, rsmovu to the store toreoovenieneeof seto, 1
Sale at Germantown.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE. ROSEWOOD FLINO
GAS CHANDELIER, BRUSSELS
CART, Ac.
On Tuesday Morning,
Sept. 20. at 11 o clock, on Main street, near Maahehn.
next door to the telegraph offioe. Germantown,The so
penor luraitore, gaa chandelier. Bnueeto carpets, tree
co'r-car '' *«-
oa ,be T™ l *'** of a
Sale No. 11l South Sixteenth street.
comprum.iutt of hßrnbom. watonl duving-
tore, usel Partan marble figures and ornaments, surerior
roMvood pi.no (mide brWilb.lmsodHchajWrirE.a
velret carpets, gaa chandeliers, superior wahsut diainz
rown furniture, fine plated ware, b»t*d»onne cottoeo
tormtnre, hecUUng, kitchen fnrnitcre. Ac. .
The cabinet furniture was mad# to order by Kbu
der, Degenther, 4 Co., has oesn well kept, and is w ex
ceiient order.
beexanuuedatSo’cloekon the morning of
NEAT RESInENfeEANI)°SLVER?OR : i“RN'n'rRE.
No. 87 North Twelfth street.
On 1 riday Morning.
Sect. 8, at ,10 o'clock, will be.sold, without reserve.
CP -I. ir *. nu . s *** the neat modern resideiee. No. 257
North Twelfth street, 13 feet front and 8 feet deep, with
all modern improvements and conveniences.
Also, the entire household furniture, fine carpets,
mirrors, superior dining-room and chamber furniture,
kitchen furniture, Ac.
AUo. a superior fire-proof chest, made by Evans i
Watson.
cabinet furniture was made by AUen, has
been m use but* short time, and is in excellent order.
The Deat modern residence will be sold at 10 o'clock
precisely, previous to the sale of furniture.
tBT SALE ABSOLUTE, of both real estate and fur
niture. See handbills and catalogues for full particulars.
E.£oro B r r Twentieth „ n< j Green streets.
ELEGANT FURNITURE, MIRRORS, SILVER
fLATE. Ac..
_ . On Wednesday Morning,
13ept.2ist, at 10 o clock, at the northeast comer of
Twentieth and Green streets, the elegant household
furniture, mirrors, silver plate, Ac. Particulars m
catalogues.
t. A iSP| a complete, set of rilver r ipasttfactU7od to order
by Wilson.consisting of. foe set, forks,spoons, ladles,
fish and cake knives, napkin Tints. Ac.
AUo. three superior Sheffield plated trays.
Bw The eabmet furniture wss made to order by
Moore a Campion; baa been well kept, and is m excel
lent order.
- “• mniv <*
ROOMS ON HARMONY COURT TO RENT.-A,-
in tie Philadelphia
JM. GUJIMEY & SONS.
• REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS,
i3ESs&Hg***s«SEs
first fall bale.
„ , , ,On Thursday,
Sept. 29th, at <h o clock in the evening, will be sold r.t
public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, the follow
ing:
ffcffiprtQry Sale—A yearly ground-rent of
£<&so, issuing out of lor of grimed northeast comer of
Swam end Seventeenth streets, 17 feet front by 67 Jest
Peremptory Rale— *2,800.—A yearly ground-rent of
Si®- issuing out of lot of ground west side of Sixteenth
street,36 feet couth of Brown street, 33 feet front by 73
feet 8 inches deep.
Peremptory Sale—£2,Boo.—Bond and mortgage for
cSAW*.on three-story Dock residence and lot of ground
east side of Seventeenth street, 34 feet north of Bwaic.
street; lot 17 feet front by 67 teetdeep.
Peremptory Sale—£l SCO. —Bond and mortgage for
si sou, on lot of ground south side of Brown street. 235
feet s >nches westward from Sixteenth street. Id feet
iron! by HO teet deep.
TWO DKSIRABLE LOTS OF GROUND, west side
of TVenty-fifth street, between Susquehanna avenue
and Emmett street. 36 feet 11 inches front by 111 feet
inch deep. Clear of all incumbrance.
HANDSOME THREE-STORY BRICK RESI
DENCE, with large three-story back buildings, and
furnished with ail the extra modern conveniences,
situate No. 3)1 North Seventh street. The house is well
built and in good order. Part way remain oa ground
rent.
THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, situate No.
724 Hansom street. Lot IS feet front by 94 feet 6 inches
deep, to a hack outlet. This is a valuable property,
being m a central location, and very desirable for offices.
On our Private Bale Register will always be fond
a very large amount of real estate, including every de
scription of oity and country property.
J. M. GUMMEY i SONS,
No. DO WALK UTSttpetf
1%1 OSES NATHANS, AUCTIONEER
f.VLA^PS?^ BBIO ** MEBCH*«T. &B.MTMV
SIXTH and RACE Streets.
MONEY TO LtAN,
Moarst to Loan, w lai.ui >» ewau. awokXTa, cw
merchandise At-\
era* ovsn vyroTTn cxxt. vsx
moxth, including stored, *5-tMNatkA»a* PnwaMl
MONEV!“MONKY!! MONEY 111
Mor«7 überaity advanced is large or small amounts,
frop; oae dollar to thousands, on gold and silver piste,
d>»{noods, watches, jewelry, fowling-pieces, musical ro
itruojenU, forniture. dry goods, clothing, groceries, ci
gars. hardware, cutlery, books, horses, vehicle*, harneo,
pad all articles of value, for any lefcgth of tune agreed
on,atNATH*xs' Pricipu. EsTamLiaHMUT, scaunMel
the lowest market mtu.
GREAT BARGAINS IN WATCHES, JEWELIY,
RAC EBtresU.—The following articles wiUbe sold for leas
than ball the usual store price*: FiaegoUEaghshpotent
full Jewelled and plain, of the meet approved and best
make, m hunting eases and doable bottomed. Fine gold
escapement lever and ispice watches, in hunting ease and
open face, some of them are extra full jeweled, and beat
make. Silver English patent lever watches, escape
meat lever and lepines, m hunting case and open
f&oe,some very superior; English, Swiss, French,and
Ouartier watches; fine gold vest, fob, neck, and chil
dren's chains; fine gold pencil cases and sens, bracelets,
breastptns, finger-rings, ear-nnn, studs. cpedaUiosa,
box or quantities? to suit purohaeert. Naaerooa fancy
arti » ©., jSIpRIYATE SALE,
A superior fire-proof chest, qjfseThigh by 3 feet wide.
Also, watches, and jewelry of averr daaeription.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
WnAJAMS & BOYLE, AUCTIONEERS
** - f A«L COMNIBSION MERCHANTS, No, 1«
North MAIN STREET, St. Louts, Mo», (fanpcrly with
Messrs. Myers, Claghoin k PVAadelphia,) offer
their services to the mere hauls, Kaaalactnrerx, and
others of Philadelphia, for them* of dryttods. earpeu.
bools, shoes, hardware, jewelry, Ao., Ac. BfiM
WV- Cash advances mode on receipt*)! goods.
Bettlemeuts madejbree days after tale.
Rxrxnxxcas.
Meaars, Myers, Claghorn, k Co., PLiia.
■•* Stuart A Brother, Phila.
* w “*“- k "
mi-fmw-lr
SUGAK-HOUSE MOLASSEtS.—ISO hhds.,
DflrouCuid luy re It. for ule by 1
TUW Nos. 1& 2 MACKEREL—A small
n». m
1?U0N0J1Y MESS SHAD—Nos. 1 and 2