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bilit/ &* *'*}**,• Llv<ir tSoinplalM. Norvfna Do
nor f ,s mU by the ti/v. 1. it. 'tut
ner, Pastoroflieddma M. E. Church: ~
* ' ; , rmnanniruu, AprilJO, IS®.
D*. Jacisos—irai *»•* u*»-i i‘fiKn
throb 16 aay that Ik tiasbeen of *r« t l<»Tice. P*! l f ™
that in most oases of general debility’PH]}* UIB
the safest add most v*ta*Me remodj' of vijioh l h&ve
any ferioVlodgo., '* --
' ' Yours, respectfully*
, ; J. 11. TURNER,
726 north Nineteenth street.
For Bale by Pruggists and Peelers in Medioiaes
everywhere, at 70 cents per bottle. Also by the
proprietors, Pr. C,M. Jxcssos & v~ ■
Philadelphia,
Tffij Lipilv3 ALL NkAR TESTIMONY TO ITS
EAU ATHENIENNTB,
08. H..l* RESTORER, reclaims. harsh, drr and wiry
[WlaJhn'g off, Eeep« iflWjrttuWiirig gray.orrestoroslt
wheh K’ray 'to all the soft luxbrianae and life color oi
youth. Bold by t\\ DruggisU, andpr jm H rs lIAUEL
?{y* 7W $i9 a tyd¥'slTeeij /Wat
.-Saving Fund—National Safety Trust
OaMiUNT.-Qfcartered by the State ol PewwrfrAftl*
. ' »VLF,9. ,
J, Moisey 4 tecwYftd.evbry d%r, «tnd 4 apt amount,
ItHgedremall, . ,
%. FIVE PER OEhrr.intareitif paid for money from
the day it is pttf in. - _
S. The moMf 1# always paid back inGOLD whenever
it is oAUed for, and without notice.
L Money is reoeived from
. -.<#*, Adminlttrators,
. , .„, M| and other Trustees, in large or email gums,
to remama long or short period. <
> g. The money reoeived from 'Depositors is invested in
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other first
okfs ••OoritJes.
A Office open every day—WALNOT Street, southwest
qQKffl street, v „ spU
1 Oi|H : Clothing of the' Latest
SiVLxs.tnado in the best manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES* LOWEST selling pnoes marked in
Plain Figures. All goods made to order warranted satis-
O.ur ONE-PRICE System 4 strictly adhered
to, es we believe this to be thei only fair way of dealing.
An are thereby Heated alike. JONE 9 db CO., .
. ... MARKET Street.
Grover & Basse’s ,
Cblubbatsd Noisklhss Family fißwixe-MAOsinss,
AT SEDUCED PBICES.
Temporarily at No. 001 Broadway*
Will return to No. 498 in a few weeks.
Bal.U!andbr Firb-Pkoop Sapks Avery
srge assortment of £| ALAMANDEIIQ for sale at reasou
flijjf Vo. V SmjW VQUEtH dfrt'ot, PJulodaV
Vhlq.
ants tf
BVANH A WATSON
SIABfHN 8 SAVING FtJND—NORTHWEST
Oo'&bbk SECOND and Walnut Street*.—Deposits re
ceivel in small land large amounts, from all classes of
th*6ommumty,and allows interest at the rate of fore per
oent. per annum'.
Money may be drawn by pheoks, without loss of in*
terest.
Office open dally, from 9 until 5 o’clook, and on Mon
day' and Saturday until 9 in the evening* President,
FRANKLIN FELL j Treasurer and Secretary, OHAfi
K. MORRTR
--fqEftffrfrTijiiys;
{Reported for tho Press.]
'RlOHMONß—gteamijhipCity of Richmond.—l4o lixs
leases tobabuoßucknqrSTcpfunniort A Co :351dq4Sdo
Tho* Webster, Jr: 4f1d078 66 Rohan ATaftf;B9 do 12
§Meroer& AtiteiQ'i 85 dq do Mqtr A Boehm i 17 bags
s flour Uicliar4sua &rOvonueutM widcied fruit
Jordan « Brother; 8 bats roots Ac Parkor tc Tolands;
231 bn r s ilaaeeed Grove A Bro j 98 bales cotton Greiner
A Hnrkness; 9 rolls leather, J Howell & Co; 1 case tu*
baoco 45 empty casks 1 hhd hides 33 pkgs sundries va
rious consignees,
MOBILE—Seh J M Houston—l 27 bales cotton R Pat
tereon ACoj 29 Kilos bag>j!nj unit'rope to order; 12
cases furniture Pettit, Martin Sc Co; 22 empty carboys
to Powers A Wightipan;? barrels scrap iron Morris,
Jones A Co.
-w*. mssssn x BOAIU> w *““■
&LV,M ' ITBE OT THg MoKm
r. fcEfTEfl |!AG, '
. at the rxciu..nob, Philadelphia.
Chip ToSoarora. Dunlevy .Liverpool, Oct 1
Rape Ago Elizabeth. .'Havana, soon
Bark Ocsyney, LeflkePMJ: •?■;**••••.London, soon
Jjark alum JlLex, Almeida*»■ •* ♦ -Fort au Prince, soon
gSi
RAILING OF THE OCEAN STEAMERS,
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
. SHIPS'- LEAVE FOE
Arngo. ...New. York. .Havre* Ao
New York-.firomen
Europe .Boston—Liverpool
Kutunroo-.... ...New ork. .Liverpool, A 0...
Ocean Queen... -New Y ork. .Havre
Persia .Now York.. Liverpool
New York New York.. Bremen
Bof Baltimore... New York. .Liverpool
1aeg0w.......... Jfaw York. .Gliw.ow-!*. ~..-
Akin.,,.... Now York.,Liverpool
Canada- /i.vfioatbil Liverpool
■ ” tp’AItJUVE. ::
SHIPS LEAVE %r POE DATS
Kftnrtroo Liverpool.-NoW York Aug 31
Persia.. LiveTjtOqt. .New York.Sdpt 3
toff&W*.Najdburk..New York gqpt 4
How York....Southampton..NeyYofrfc ,oept 8
§tas 0w,.. Glas-ow..NewYorlc. Beptii
orth Amerioan. Liverpool, .tfoeDao Bept 14
Great eastern... .Holyhead. Portland Sept It
Prince Albert..-..,. Galway/,New Y0rk..... Sept 17
-Asia,.. .1 Liverpool. .New York .Sept 17
Circassian . Galway. .New York. Sept 17
Hftmmonia. ...Southampton. .Now l ork Sept 18
F trit0n....... .Southampton. .New Y0rk...... Bept 20
Canada........... Liverpool; .Boston Sept 24
. The California MaiiStesmem sail from New Yotkon
the eth and anhoreach month. , , , -
I'Tbe Havana foe amers leave sew York cm the sd,7th,
mi. lKft.aiW zfth df each month, and-GkarUkton, SJU.,
tibtbeitheadlfitb. * • -
“•When the above dates fall on Sunday* the steamers'
yifl eul on'Mortday, ettoopt from New
PtSRt -OF iiiciiiriq; Vasa.
RUN RISKS .661! SUN BETS.™.™..« 9T
HIGH WATER. D 10
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cjiy w Mitchell, from Rich
mond, Via Norfolk, sy hour*, vita mdse and passengers
toThos Webster, Jr.
■ Steamship Boston, Bellow, 23 hour* from New York,
■na qape Alsy, with mdse and na£*erit;«r?toJ Alifioi'die*.
fifK Jrqni Easlpcrrt, Witfi
f«6 t 035 AißoadeflA?Oo; 4 ■ ' •*. v :•! '•
Bohr -Mar; Ellen. Coinitgham. 8 days from Deep Creek,
t** with ahm o les to captain. » • > *'
i *& h CA* l ??Poster, 6days from Boston, in ballast
to-Noble. ilan.moit at Caldwell. ' »
jßrttU Sarah, Bou\sor,3 dsyifromNOw York, with milae
• Bchr Miranda, Hillrerd, 3 daya from ffev York, with
mdstftodaptftih. ’•• • '. ■ •
‘ fldbr J JR. Mopee, Towqwnd, 3 days from Suffolk, Yn.
faW T W w Hh hpn Iq
stt &z clnimn '° Brito ’
1 fidhf Ann* UHayPs, Ucihinihjß, 3d*>B from New York,
ViW hJilwW Crowelj S CoTlini. „ ,
Sctirtx W Cummins. Weldon, 3 days from Now\wk,
with »uano to Allen Sc Needles, *
from WeMa>
to o/iriatian ic Curran,
Steamer C C ALer, Shore, 37 hours from Alexandria,
with uds® to D Cooper. ' „
Schr 1, 8 Levering. Corson, from Boston.
Bchr Ke«tlo*B,iSmith, from Boston,
Schr T Lake, Scull, from Boston,
Rotor E Williams, Taylor, from Ronton.
Sour Francis Edwards, Babcbck; I'rOiiV Boston,
Bohr Fail-asset, Burrows, from Boston. •
‘BchT Jh’Raiijou, Mathmtfilrom Button.
Schr B E Sharp, May how, from Boston'."'
Bohr Rebecca Knight, Kndfcott, ftoitt Boston. -
Scbr Wave. Bar/atr.i>OJii Pawtuoftot. ‘
/ Schr MarrNowell, CovelLuoni New Bedford.
Bohr if OXlo'nmwit Rputhworth, from dnybrook.
Bohr a M AMnqge, Bateifla*, froj& Beverly.
-U S M ateamshtp 8 tile ol^seo rsi a, Garvin, Savannah,
Alex Heron. Jr,
gteanißhip Kennebec, Hand, New York, J. Allderdice.
Bark Time Dallott, Bill, La*ua}ra, Dalton Bros.
Brig Canton, Crowell, Port nu Spain, Thoo Wattxou Sc
Sons.
Brig 0 H Frost, Hewitt. Cardenas, John Mason Sc Co.
Brig Chicopee, Howes, Boston, D Cooper.
A Tittle, Adams, Charleston, Nertn Sc
Alice Ivoa, Foster, Charleston,Noble, Hammett,
- &3ir Elate, FaCemire, Richmond Switzer, & Co.
- Bctir John K MoFee, Townsend, Ruttblk, Virginia,
captain. - . ’
Bchr Mar; Ellen, Cottingham, Beep Creek. If Croskey.
Bohr 4 C Runyon, Mathias,‘ Fall River, B Miines Sc Co.
Hchr ltE Sharp, Mayhow, lkmtonr ■ do
•Schr h a Hovering, Corson, Boston, N Sorter ant &
(JO. . - • ! • ... ■),!
achr JUstlow, Smith, Boston, L Rocherracl k Co.
Bcbr -Wavot Barrett, Boston, Tyler* Stone* & CO.
Schr T Lake,-Scull, Boi tori' Noble jHaubneU.' Si Co.
Bohr L Williams,'TaJUß. Boston, C'diiller & Cp.' ’
BciirFra Bdwhrds, xwbcock, Boston, 0 A Heckiher
ic' (Jp, 1 ‘ ■
"Rear M Alice Oroei), Eves, Boston, Yanduyen, Norton,
Bc£r Paatnaaett, Burroughs, Boston, do
Schr Ji ÜBenniaon, Boutliwortb, N London, i o
Bcur H F uoodwin. Brown, Now flaven, \ o
as
tp ir ’t’itosTwonle, Aires.^Washington, • do
chr Harrison I'rioo, Cliamberp, do fl»>
' Schr Charm, Staff, do do
Bniir Eudicott, Washington,Noble, Ham
■ mett. Sc Co. * ' ■ •
«-)BdhrM Nowell, Corell, Colineset, Bancroft, Lewie,
rAM Aldridge, Bstemnn. Beverley, 0A Hocksher
t Kniisht, End'pctt, Wesbifigton, Noble, Ham-
Strout.Thomaston, RanoroH, Lewis
A Cor
Bohr MaryNowoH,ConU,Cohß*MU, do
Bear AAI Bateman, Beverly, C A Hecksoher
•-it Co. * jt'~-
Str H L w, Her, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr,
The U B M stearoehip Koystono Stale, C&pt. Marsh
mau. <or- i Cha*w»‘Ofl, sated at jo o clock yesteroay,
with a full a number of passengers. ■
f OerrMpomienM of The Press.)
. - HAVHinJfc.OiIACE, Sept 11.1889,
TJh# Wyoming, wit hew luTa morning with 12 boat*
in tow, radep and consigned&s follow*)
Wm Xiomthlson. pig iron to Conshohookin; Osier, antli
ooal to Z VJpwWi'lfMAWtmii -it N
Mur«>a*h« 1 Mar/ Ann, J it radderbuof, antl'i HBiiii*.
• lumber io Noreroa* A Sheets t Maione &. Taylor, and
G«i.r b © Hopson, do to Maume ft tartor; Cleopatra,do
i> 6 CadwaUtderi Liille, Kolbng Wave, and
Ella, coal to Bebiwaro city»
JT TW,»ff}tAPß. ./ „ ,
The Steamsblp Citr of New iori, Iromliostoii, and
two nerin passed in this evening. fVjnd h—
• THOB. B. HUGHES*-
ST TBLBOHAPH TO THE PBBSS, ' .
, , . Nkw YoßKiSeptlS.
Arrived ship Ophelia, from Glasgow s brigs E W tipy
- burn, from Mala/A, and Tern Bisters, froioßfty ol Clm
*BeioV—SWpHe WntCl.nton, from Liverpool. ,
An arrival reports at /Uo\on tbe 14th, the lollowmg
.'vessels* Barksdally.Mohee nrtd Reindeer, from Rich
mond ; Grapeshotvfrom New Orleanl J\V Howland,
MEMORANDA.
_; SteantBbip, Betton, at N York
State of 1 Georgia, Garvin, hOnce at Srtvan-
of Richmond, t Mitchell, Railed from
Rjuhmoridlttli lose; for Philadelphia.!
Btoamsmpßavann, t lb»ni.} Tairfxe 1 , ojeareq at N York
- > )«UinstlorHambun. - -• „
‘•Steamship Delaware, Cqpo», Ijcnce,arrived at
yStobfns|i?lSew'QQ, T fl, hot, fqr Now Orleans, cleared
1 fpVlip tune‘ b front Pcflang, arrive^at
r ifrfe p’w ea; Fto torch, .Sakoy, aid Austral
Ug, BpohpeFffram Liverp o^1 ' fttrlved at N«w \ ork yes
■\ ; js?|&aimiei Falk Young* from Boston, arrived up at
1 v • Now York, rorrialned at Foo
) Berrgrtit Whampon July4th, wns
!OW*»A? l 0 oaW Oodliea to Havana at S6O per headi to
T, seU»?&i Bin), Co,e t &t MwiW iune 35, mi to tail
:oes.
J& JuTpti" 11 ® 11 ' for Corlc ' <llM ff»m M»-
I 3 | l is|lM l ,- W . ! .' fot o»tk. «il*4 from M»«t
'froroSaJSmalf. at SUaio SKUuii
,ro» 0 r?"MS: '” ea ™ i Vo,k
a(rtv r Jd?rNo«- k YSJl"v«’.f ra 7' nio !j d Janeiro lllli nil,
l«ark Adelaida <<»?*& Jl®st©rU*iyj sailetl in coiupnin willi
Ked ™‘ •*' J
jßark {wif/V i ar } na »| l .hemso, at,Cardenas 20th ult.
*“& , Po/tLS^3I IOP • “ l,ea from CarJe ' m “
(toSlSlae'SwFoetluiK lro " ,, “ alf J
' Jiark Ohaa, W JUaralmmui sailod from Ha
vana 89tn nil, tor Palpumtli. Jins,
Mofi'ifo^atVi*lfra nHnisy, Muolman. from Now Vork,at
Bn's Fnrert Statp, Freiioh, for riiiladolnio-
A***' v *
.-well, henco for Buenos Ayres,
-a tJf 1A1&32, lon 3240. ~ AJA . It
Ti* l " ***l* Moore, Amos, henco,ut Ba?ua2Bth mt.
Bn? Black Squall. Davis, hence, At St Jago &Jtli ult.
Bn? Mary K Millihen, Nordon, honco via Matauzas,
at Cardenas 7th iußt. ,
Brig Tiliorias. Lecocq, honco, at (henfuegos 2Uli ult.
„ Brig John Hathaway, Doncaster, nailed trom Cion*
ruc<osMth ult, lor Philadß.
Sohr Thoa P pooper, Taylor* cleared at New York
, ® l r d^naffii y?ua ( ler I ror Now York, sailed
from Bio de Janeiro 12th rX\\. , T
Schr Addison Child* Smith, from Riads Janeiro 12th
ult.. arrived at Now York yesterday,
fiohreta?, LpvOland hence'at Richmond Mth lust,
Schr Pocahontas. SparrOw, sailod from Sagua 31st
ult. reported 13or Baltimore—before leport&d loading for
Phiinda. ' ‘
Geo. W- hence, at Baltimore
Perry ; J Ireland, Bteolmnn. ana H. R Poggshall, Pogg
shall. hence, at Boston I4th iflst.
Schr Martha Wrightingtop.Wrtghtißgton, hepC«, flt
Fall Rtvpr 12th tflst.
. Schr John jpuos.Jonea* Hence at New t* ■
. „.iry, cleared at New London 13th
* mtadelphia.
tichr John C Brooks. GraHam, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Portland Hth imi. T „ ,
Brhra F BWoolepy, Errtckscn; M J Carlton, Shniler;
M II Karlisle.'Wiiismore, nnd -Flight, Huntley. hence;
8 A Taylor. Ycmnjs; W W Brainaru, Bowditch, and
Martha J Cause, Smith, do for Pawtuokot.nt Provi
dence 13th mat. ' _ . , ,
Schrs Anioha.HooklnHi J B Johnson, Johnson, and
Colorado. Naylor, sailed from Providence 13th met, lor
P K. el fcy Haley, Haley: O A Heokaher, Htuliba;
Sarah Ellaubßth, Heed; Monleveu, Fnlkeribure:
Northern llUht, Lake; Richardi Vnux Frink, and W
G Banlott, Connelly, henco, at Boston 13th !««• .
Bohr Ever*redn, Griffin, from Belawaro City, at
I> Sloop e Va!inn , tl Reed, cleared at Baltimore 14th inst,
iuida, Fenf-on, cloared at New York) ester
day, for Philadelphia.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
UP TO 12 O’OLOOK LAST WIGHT.
GIRARD HOUSE—Chestnut >t„ below Ninth.
Mr Shephard, Boston B F Shenk. Lancaster
T Baumgardner. Lancaster Jna P Pond, St Paul
A Lltoacho, Indianapolis M A Delwing. Ohio
W G Gib*on,PittBburg It C McAloy Sc la, Butler
C 3 Tnrlx>x, Toledo, 0 . H Conover, Ba\ton. 0
8 0 Shuman, N C „
Mrs E Kyle, N C P C Wijliatfis & la. N p
J D Gammon k la, Jforfplk J 8 Hillard* la, Va .
Mrs Scott, Cal * *V 1 Mrs Carrington, Va
C Lunt, St Johns, if B fißhrro'W, PfoViilopce, RI
L D JahnBoq,GolamUuSt Ga PY* mter.Aln
Missß. J Winter, Ala Mis* M Sandet, Ala
GeoWPucker,Va • l’Frnrsona,Waterbury.Ct
L H Ayres, l*etroit, Mich EAKeith.NC
Joshua Lincoln, Boston PS Holt flc la, Macon, Ga
Hirmn G Smith, Brooklyn Richd Yates. 11l
W G Green, 111 8 K Pbilbrick, Portland
CaptV Savannah, Ga Mm Newcomb, IS Y
G T Ramsay, NY AC Sorrel,.Ga
W Wall, Washington Tboo Dreeir, N Y
J E Dunham,NO AFoutant
K. Foutant Isaac Atneslor. N \
It J Calder. Texas. Mrs J G Byz, NY .
; 5 A Pabodle, Prev, It I Wiu M Kerr, Harrisburg
, ohn W Tufts, Boston Chns Booth, Ohio
Ell Hydo, Freeport, 111 H Daniels, lowa
Dnliiols, lowa . .. Mrs ttS Djlnlßls, lows
R Miller & wf, ITn Muu Rockhain. Wu
Aims Miller, Wis C D Gibson, JV J
1) Jamison, NO' K P B;r|W, tv V
W R Berkeley, Va H Outre Tojiss •
IF Like. Cal v B B Hockwood, I I
l A Lam?fHlmdlnfi . Thos Halford, Vk .
J.-hnCbirke, Memphis Mrs’F ASantlors,Memphis
Mrs M T Martin, Ala Mifis'Sue Bfadley, Ala
P J Weaver, Ala N M Bassett, Ala
Mrs Lyles A child, Ala • CM MjfCqnner, Ah
G D Smith mSY 2 v jV>.ers,Boston
P 8 Jiancliqtt, Bfi?t6}i L F £ IthC C
K Smith. Ahr . #YfWJiiMy, Boston
D N C , Geo P Wlmnkor, MU
E S Gandy, Codeivilto J Gandy. NO
E D Barkor, NY. HA BnKoe, Brooklyn
J 8 Robinson, N C Chas Lessuro, N C
C 8 Toit, N C Jas T est, Va
Jas McClelland, Scotland G J Thomas. Va
j Kelt Rev J CUurchtll, N S
Jas W Armstrong, Ga J L Richardson, Ga
Col OT PoPard a la. Ala Miss Pollard, Ala
Miss Lucy Armstead, Ala Miss Lizzie Armstead,Ala
Miss C Armstead, Ala Mrs Jones, Kluntg’y, Ala
F Gilmer A la 1 Grattan
KDMaxey,Ky It G Con.HI x la, N \
Dr WTalooforro, Va A *oyd,Va
T L Griffis,ConnersviUe G H Ordway, Boston
C D Reynolds fc la • * C Hall* la. Ala
Dr T GQliimaik.ii Y' M N \
J B Winslow A La, Va Mrs H Aurris Sc da, La
R E Aurris, La , „ . A B Auins, La
tw a i j h m to. s c
T 'wliileliq «. Ja, Toronto 3 R Sirnn.il, Vn
a»k ■
WinJFep„ WAUctlnoy.NY
Wm P FansWough, Ga P B Glenn, ionn
Genl Jessup. U S A Mias Jessup. Fa
L Bennett. JFZebIey.NY
W J Woddloton, NY Jos Pollard, Ala
DATS.
...Boptl7
.-..Sept 17
...Sept 21
...Sept 2*
...Sept 24
....Sept 23
....Oct l
....Oct 8
Oct 12
...t.Dct |5
o|st lit
AMERICAN HOTEL-Chestnut st., above Fifth.
FA Curtis, Del RS Davidson, Phila
W H Pritchard Sc la, Canada Miss E L Pritchard, Can
GMorier.Pa RR Templeton, N 0
Ira Jl Lindsay. Pa S H Lindsay, Pa
T 8 Lindsay, Pa Alex Elliott, Jr, D C
E H Beneckor, Va L G ttawhijs, Kno^viHo
J 0 Row, NO- f jjrfyham. NI Yn
R G Ittf.ers.d’lula A F Gaither, «C
11 V SmitlirLox.'N C R V Adnspmigh? Va
1 Learning, N J * N P ihjck*, N Y
A Warner, Vicksburg -J' H Doty, Vicksburg
J C Beers. N Y ” John H Holt, La
MrsB Booth,- J Baltantme & la, N Y
J H Woodcock, NY J G White; N Y
GJSeraour,Pa , r . W.DLongslrcpt.Mtsa
Miss F 8 Dans, Miss J A WiUinius, PliiU
J K Rciiley, Balt ... J Donalson. Pa
E 8 Sillamnn, Pottsvnle J N Prick, MtneravdJe
Dr J M Worth, N CJ Miss Addio Worth, N C
Miss U L Worth. N C W C Portor, N C
Geo Bryan, Va 1, Kilburn, Miss
H A Beers, Brooklyn J G Plnilips. Hi
Wm J Winner, Ball B S Guyton, Balt
Tho, £ OkJliotmer, Tenn A G JaokMn, Tenn
J,i Ketch,n.Temy £ P Wil ianiKin, Va
GeoC Clirißtr, N Y W Stjrat ey.yr -
R Ellavia, Va • K B WainimWi, N V
WmeluffirlßY. iMiWflloliklnn.Nic!
£ D Btoekton.'.li 0 tlbo.-J Bowell. Tonti
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth et„ below Aroh.
Jno Wllliilma, Balt-;. 1 ' SathM, Cftil'g'
timSssx
A C Johnston, Ohio Thoiecymo"** M "
J rherrvh*' 1 **" *• needier, iourit V
J . MlU s«la, Ohio Mrs Dirnnmck, Ohio
M Butz Sc da, Enaton J B It Purnell, Md
Win Gowons, NY A R Stewart, Pa
F K Fritz. Folt#vil!e W B Wan, ftid
J D McClinlock, ind wed A-Pertrre'&wf, Md
Mija ftanbeit* Rart| M H Epdish, Ala'
Wit AnftrdiLDelawnre, Pa Wm F Nn.de A la, Pa
S R Chnptit, Tenn Thoa B Reed, Phttn
Jas A BroWn. Hn'ntingdon Cpaa Hine, Warrep, Conn
.Miss Eliza Iliijo.Conn- * R B Hopkmsl'^onn
J V Barker, PHtsfdd, Mass A G Toad vine! Md
Thoa C Summers,. Ky * KJ Care, York '
C Bilrnot. Stroudsburg J r Cobb, Auburn, Me
John F ConifortVPa Gpo Bumi Pa
JahHPiKN Y * HP field, N V
J F Corm, Indiana R Jonnmgs ,
JBrounfield A Ja, Indiana Mim Brounfteld, Indiana
A.BtiUt.inifmna A Raton.N 0
lifatf&l? 0 ?C W B}i,«„ 8 ,^,0hi 1
RPMoCluro, Pft £ \nidtHU9iß* Ohio
■w
. - HOTEIx-Raoe street, above Third.
H Shelly, Pottevillo, Pa J W Hartman, Bloomßlfg
H G Croveliiu, Pa John MeiJy, Lebanon, Pa
John F Hoinitch, Lane Joese Harriaon.Ltizerne co
t Harrison, Luzumo co H J hlfCarljr. Muncy, 1a
JI1) Kline, Leesport „ tQ> MU or,
Chas Hugfics, MiUetsviUtl T.B N Y
Abnn Bwnrtlt, wHiffporp Mrih A J'WiUihirtv Pitts n
0 M Fttmpr, A uptown- ETGfeouewan, Nazareth
ohn BSemel, Pa Jesße CKKtner. Gwynedd
ETmlWQixHsFhila - APHhbads.'Allentowii
4 G Pirk k Its. Pa _ , Jf.hU Pearcel. Perry co
A Gitdble, Ytupbqnoa, Igd M p Yiqcenqea,
franklin HOySE-Chdatgut street, Third.
’ A Stone, Umoutown, Pa T- M Orisiqao, Blair co
H C Bnml. J 0 Onlbrotb., DolawaTC
1 Jacauot, France J M Bonnet, Zanesville, 0
S Patterson, rntlyville C Wmchell.Cpnn
» \V Pratt, Lancaster I) James ic 3 ch. Wil, Del
J Gower, Altoona. Pa A J BacknoH. N \
Wni Richardson, Cle\eland John lt>an. Mobile
0 lv Chitders, Vo , , Jas Bradbury, Jf V ~
F Stevens, Washington C B pease, Hpnnufiold
E S Luustotd, Va J E Forburk. Boston
'cwhun Gray. Mass E A Johnson, fr \
Win Mills. N Y D V Zellor. N Y
M Meredith. Philft A H Cleveland. Vn
Jno P Wotherill, Phila Geo W Duval, N \
it Johnson, Prov, R 1
EAGLE HOTEL—ThK' -treat, above Race.
gHuzcr, West Chester J nmall, Delaware co
S Brown, 111 B Snluol, Chester co
A L Robinson, Morgantown F 8 Jones, Bgringville
H L Williams. Ohio A G Fnller. N Y
J) A Mackab, Bittorville B IJ fclurk, Doylestown
Bickel, Lanonbtor J II Vnndorsbco, Pa
Jss C Van(Jlke. f Del co J H Millrtr,.lAncaster
I Townieml, Weat Chestor B tlmnphrmai’W Chenter
PMor. Went Cluster G Louis
V Hardinz, Va. " • H Ninn. Hichirtqnd
$ Harris,'Roslfin p B Kimball, 2jf j
BARLEY QHEAF—Becqnd street, below Vine.
I Jonard HnU. fJal *j) B MUlcy, htrpurislmr?
D Carhart. N J jn» G Dai, ilalt
II Leber, Rucks ro Jns EE drod, N P It It
P Bnlderston, Bucks co 8 P Hamilton. Poylestown
ohn Haslin, Pa John Hough, Ga
Danl 3’ost, Deposit, N Y .
MERCHANTS’ HOUSE-Third ft. above Callowbill.
i F Druckenmiller, Pa E Enterline, ramaqua
lenry Beebold, Freeinirz W Kratn, Ind
Richard Pnsco, L Superior
BLACK BEAR HOTEL-Tbird *t, above Callnwhill.
P.Bht. o!ey, pa j C Smith, Pottstown, Pa
7 L Heebner, Allontown C Harper, Jenkintowu
) White, Worcester, Mass 0 K Readmt
d Stover, Lansdata . « W Iredell, Ptnla
*wnc Mnntui « la, N J J Vanderbilt Sc la. Pa
W Brutnliach. Egeter... WD Smith, Pa
W M Welch, Mornsville
STATES UNlON—Market af.,*aliove Ruth.
1 Herr.Cohtjnbia, Pn B DBnwwortlijWilkesbarre
R Shatter, lAnchburg W 11 Spang er, Reading
8 Shuman, Pottsn lo , J Lew*. PgßsyiHo , t
D P Anderson,Philfi W .? Bl ,'V°, relntu l
. HolTmim. Pa J H Coldweil, ttlalr oo
J Harris, JWiiplilij po J Y h n c k eo^ ltt n U \ T>! i
W Holman, Harrisburg John D Gorgna. Carbalo
Geo ft Basgett, NY CD Martin, Lancaster
J 1> Anil. Juiimtn co, Ta H II Dauphin co
W M Phillips, Alexandria Sami Rife, Duncaimon
COMMERCIAL HOTEL-Sixth st.. above Chestnut.
Wm Ps to, Chester co . Pi B L°*’ n ’ I h , 11 ? ™ .
E Hanrantt. I'ottstown. I‘a J C Mattson A la.Plurmxv
H 0 Greenfield. Pa. J P Oamood, Chester oo
•eoHtrough. Chester co A \ oatman, Chester co
vowia Boat, Chester co f B Lovick, Phila
JI Hulier. Lancaster co R F dimmer, Phtrmxv
4 Vonderslice, l’hamixvillo
MOUNT VERNON-Seeond street, above Aroh.
B Danie, Mass P Best, f^aston
8 Waid,Burliii'ton, N J W HBipifh.N Y ,
J Sellers Sc la, Richmond W HNioholas. Phila
Miss Ilonshuo, Bctlilehem Miss Boidler, Bethlehem
M S Woissr Carbon co, Pa W Stefle, Phila
HCnnn, Del WBuokmnn, Bethlehem
JONES’ HOTEL—Chestnut Strent, above Sixth
E J Fox Sc la, Easton 'J A Montgomery, N C
i'hos A Smith, Ya WJ Allen, Va
Goo K Gen, Va E Braco Sc In, N C
TJiosMany. Boston W SMillor.N J
Sfimnll. Nj J L Johnston, N J
jHoTBtorer,Pa T J Coruin, Pn
H C Herley. Richmond, Va F A Talbot, N V
W Buahmel, Northnmt’nco CaptH Harris, Boston
E P Baasmi, Va Jno W Jovens, Ball
A linhor, N V- N Stiaer, N J
T Swift, Boston HLOwen.NC
J Flowers, Nashville Chris Parsons, Savannah
R M HmUe. Snvnnnnli N T Morse, Jr, N Y
Maj W A Monroe, N \ CAB Nhepard, Boston
A P NeWeoni N o lt Jno A Dubso.i, Balt
£ ffi&» ban Francisco
hWA wr. I„d
MS'fffelfi.Wv ' kSI/Eibe.NY
L Preston, Chestor co W.C MoNultv, penna
H'Bn|o!ihu”.'ljK* V. Covert, I‘cntia
W S Sharper, N J „ „ M Broyn Jr, 4, la. X Y
J L Blowimr Sc la, N i John D Skilea, Lane co
II C-Fon Dersmuth, Pa ' Hli Kimball, Columlms, 0
BALD EAGLE
EL Muil JleaditJe WBBruain.er,Tamwi.o*
BZeleepfus.Penna W H Lancaster
H Gabnel, Allontown A M Weltmer, Lebanon co
J Hartley,Lycominzco H Johnson, Penna
W,Cbwrfi,Ea?UmiTft H
MAHRIEI,.' •
Y., Harry Toulmur of M I 1 , 0 !™ 0 '. "I BulTalof n!
ilatiKhter y orj“R! p;i"ii?}° i!j,°’ Alabama, to Fanny 8.,
Grwfc U v ; ’inti lStli in.tant, 1„ John
Carl ““ tl m " is
vtd'a Ohlfreh^UM^n^Vy'VovV''w^cCm ai’'
A GOm P ? I pl Jaeit * r '
mt;u.
HOOi’KS.-On Die 15th intilaui , „ „
37j;qars. . ~ J, Ross Hoopes, aged
Hi* relatives and i*- 1
rcHpoctlullj i**- 1 ..lends, nml those of tho fami l,
reflidep**' ...ited to attend tlio funeral, fm. n Cfs’litß
o - V° -M1 Arc " " troot ' 0,1 Mond V UtMitittV. «
KitOUSE.—Gudileniy, on the 11th Inßtant. Hoii”rv*S
tth'er t ,'!s, (^‘ a “ > '’ ) Al! «1 JaSJ,YSSsa
703;^,7r 0 o"fl!lSS i ' ,StWt ' Gl!<) ' zl1 «• in .1,0
rc>id9i ' c °'
on Uio evening of the 12th
nI?A n l ll ii t,l p RO family, are particularly
l D n r '^ l c tjialnneral, from the residence of her
?i r S.V.. e J >0 Rmßey.Fraiiklord, this (Sixth day)
WSW’ 'natemt. ntj o’olock.
Robert Work, ngod 35
years, o months, and Q day »,
.l; “ tr .°<U his late residence, IdOO I.omhard street,
1 al? o’clock. • ’
a *°*~ou fliq 13. th m&tapt, Mary Cocolia, (laugh
imi 7nmni'ha rsn “ '"' y Qec ° lm Tl>™”»'»s«<|l'rara
l^.fi£flSSßs*- pr 3.J
...„tms (Friday)afternoon,
v ‘ x-R.—On the 12th instant, at Bessington
. urge, Chester county, Pa., Ynrdley B. Hofiner, (i\ (l\h
23d year ot his age.
Funeral from the residence of raedhor, corner of
Pcrkiotnnn and Vinyard streets,(late PranoievitlejUiis
(^plnjliioo 1 'the llJth'instnnLJli’ramFiflh, aged tSyoa^re.
Funornl irom his late residence, Lancaster street,
below Whnrfon. on Bnrui*y afternoon, at 3 o’clock. *
SHOEMAKER.—In DeUwaie county. Pa., on the 13th
instant, Annie T. Bhooinnker, wife of William 1). Shoe
maker, in the 43d year of her age.
Funornl from the residence of her husband, Shoonia
kerviile, Delaware county, to-day (Friday.) " 11 ’
REDMOND.—On the 14th ir,slant,' Julia, - daughter of
Midi-el and Mary Rodflioiid. m the sth year ol her age.
J 'liberal the reaidonceof her parents, No. 124
ch street, bolow Second, this(Friday)afternoon, at 2
o’clock. . *
clearest
-.ondon, 13th
JPEDDLE.—On the 14th instant, Elizalwlh L.,eldost
daughter ol williim A. and Elizabeth Peddlo.
Funeral irom the residence of her father, 623 Marshall
street.this (Friday > afternoon, at 3 o’clock- * '
HAND.—On tho 13th instant, Man Louisa, daughter
ol Ferdinand R ni![Jnno Rand, aged4yeartf mid 8 months.
GEGAN.—On Uio lith instant, Jamos Gogan, aged 43
years. • *
HOMER.—On tho 13th instant, Mrs. Sarah Class, late
widow ot William Homer,. *
.KENNEDY.—At St. Louis, Mo., August 29. Hon. Wil*
ham H. Kennedy, of Warsaw, Wisconsin, son of Wil
liam and the late Jane A, F. Kennedy, of this city. *
THOMSON.—On the 14th instant,Mrs. Mary A„ wife
of CnptAin N. Thomson, in the 41st year of herqgfl. *
BLACK IRISn POPLINS, all qualities,
Plain Grey Irish Poplins.
Blnp'k Velour Rqps.
Black Amolmes.'
Black Snt'n do Chines,
Blapk Winter GlrtvOs ami Gauntlet®.
Mournms flrncado Slolmira.
Black C|qth Cloaks for Fall.
Mournms Balmoral Bkirts.
Black Groa Grain ami Poult do Sole Silks,
Just received by
BESSON St SON.MmimuwStore.
No. 808 CHESTNUT Street.
THE CLERGY OF THE P. EPISCO
[_kj? PAL CHURCH in Philadelphia and vicinity nre
requested to meet nt tho EPISCOPAL ROOMB on MON
DAY, Kept. 19, ot 1 o'clock, to adopt suitable measures
in reference to the deccuse of tho late Ilev. LEVI
BULL,]).D. , t _ A. POTTER,
it* Bishop of the Diocoseof Pennsylvania.
NOTICE.—THE HIBERNIA SOCIETY
d« FMrlJf, , C K {tom
KELLY 8
rTS=- S. Si. FRESBVTERJAIV ENTERPRISE.
Lk_y . —A prolinimory. mooting ol those in Tavor r.f nr
inmning a new Churoli in tlio ngi.hlnrluml of IIIIOAD
and GRr.EN Streets, vill l>oliei'l TfllSfPriclay )EVEN
ING. at 7« o’clock *m RROaWaV RaLl, MUtheast
corner of Broad apd Spring garden streets. n*
rf?? fillEEUi AND CpATIifiLSTREETSPAS
IL? . SENOER RAILWAY COMPANY.
Notice is horohy Riven, that ait Stockholders who do
not pay the second instalment of their subscriptions ou
or before tho 85th day ol Septomlwr, 1859. will be charged
one percent, per month on the unpaid balance from Juno
Bth, ultimo, and if thosamoshaH not bo paid before tho
Blh day of January, 1300, their stock will bo forfeited.
By order of the Board. BENDY BIIARWOOD,
■ WH,t2S Secretary.
fTs* THE FAIR AND FRUIT FESTIVAL
I LS held at tire ODD FELLOWS’ H ALL. Krankford
for tho benefit oftho PRESBYTERIAN OHUftCfi! wui
bo continued until fcATJmDAY EVENING; 17th inat.
i Ije> lopiaiping gootW frill bd sold at reduced prices.
AMERICAN BOARD.—THE COMMlT
notice of Arrangements to provide for oxneeted
PA Y ' rulay.) attlm PHESBY
TERIAN ROUBL, im Chestnut street, at 4 o'clock.
R JOHN McLbuß, Beo. of Conmuttco.
m*,TIIE pelaware county soc iety
S-3 lor the ijioniotion of Asncultuio, Horticulture,
|* Annual oxhibitron nt MKWa,
on FRIDAY apd BATIRPAY, tho Itith and 17th of Sep
tember, mst, v
.Tickets lor the round trip will bo issued by tho Phila
delphia nnd V* ost Chostor Railroad, from their depot.
Eighteenth and Market strectu, at 50cents each. Trains
leave Philadelphia at 7.15 and 9.30 o’clock A. M., and 2-JO
and s.<a P. M. s!5-3t*
rr? 1 morse literary institute-the
election will take plncoon THURSDAY
EVENING, Sopt. 16th, ntSo’clook, at the HALL, Prank
lord road nnd York street.
Punctual attoniinndanoe is requeelfiti.
«»•»• JAHRET ITv TAYLOR, ijoerctnrv.
s - fowler will com.
MLNCLn Course of LECTURES ON LIFE, it.
Lows. Orsons, Fmic:bon,,r.ml Improvement, tu tttuelit
mve professional opinions amt ad'vica daily at hi# rooms.
For particulars gee InUghnri pqpare of the d/iy.iOMm
[Y“jjP“NQTICK—OFFICE OF THE IIESTON-
ViLLE, MANTUA, ANI) PAIRMOUNTPAB
»h.*rd instalment of
FIVE DOLLARB on each share of ihe stock o« this
Company wili lw dua and payahlo at the Office of the
Company on WEDNEBDAY, tho 21st of Bept., 1889.
B. M. 3ULJCK,Secretary,
Ys=» THIRTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS PASSENGER RAILWAY OOM
. At a meeting of the Commissioners named in tho act
incorporating tho Thirteenth and Filteenth-stroets Pas
senger Railway Company of Philadelphia, held Sovt,
Ist, J 859. at No. 327 Walmtt \yi\» resdlrttAhat
the Books for &uU,oripito««tt| r vhocniutal itodkwf the
Thirteenth ina I Ift evn ti -fJr e* b« Railway
Company be op*n4U6n“TiiUKSDAY» B«ypt.2®d, , l&S9. at
9 o’ofock A, M., ot No; 4 South SEVENTH Streht^
. ' ’ “ DENDY'SUARWOOD. oectetary.
Notice is hereby given, that*Kooke rdt’fafltfktoVaub
scnpttons to the ■tftnfc.of the TftUte<fn«f aud Fifteenth
wlWW oi,oned ttt
I'enJy HA
CflfFIN
JOHN P. VERRBE,
DKNDY SIIARWOOp.
. , HENRY R. CQqqoiMl.L,
a2-dt22 ' ' Committee.
tY~s=* NOTICE .-THE STEAM FIRE KN-
L < GINE COMPANIES that tairpoßO to contend for
the Prizes nflorod bv the PENNSYLVANIA STATE
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,‘at their Exhibition, at
Philadolplun, during tho tail'four days of Koptomber,
nro requested to appoint often one Delegate tea Conven
tion, to lw held ut the ofiico' tif thA Fne'idtv. No. f 125
CHESTNUT St., Philadelphia, <fn TUESDAY EVEN
ING, the 13th nf-Seplombpr, at 7 o’clock { nddtholland
PireEnzmu Companies each ope'Delera|e. to meat a
Convention, to lie held at the same place, on WEDNES
DAY EVjiNfj'iUt the Htliol Sdptember. to adopt fulos
and regulation* to govern the cqnteijt. This Invitation
in oxtended to all Companies throiwholit the United
StatM. DAVID TAGGART, DrJshlont.
A. 0. llejstbr, Seorotary, fc|-rn)Aw-m
(JARRIAaES
or THE MAXTFACTI'KE OE
ROfijißs.
REPOSITORY,
loos) onysinuy shujrt, ion
sW-2iq
MADAME VAILLANT, Successor to the
late M«damo GARDEL.wiII reopen her Boarding
and for Young Ladies, HM CHK.St’NUT
Btroot,on VVhDNKSDAV.Hopt. 14 sio-3 1 *
f T.NIVKRSITY OF I'ENNSYLVANU—
of mikm - ARTS ' a - n ' u
The Course of Lectures in this Departniontwill com
mence on the Ist ni Novembor.
! ro p J-P; Mechanics and Chctnistrj . M J
■raf:K H 0 KENDAL^; ■
'[ShPm^ESLV^^Min'iS
For informaticm apply to the Janitor, at the College,
North Building, or to FAIRMaN ROGERS,
Dean nf the Facuitv.
Big Ct . 202 N. RITTENHOUSB SQUARE.
lAW DEPARTMENT— UNIVERSITY
-J 07 PENNSYLVANIA.
ATennol this Institution will commence on MON
DAY, October 3d. The subjects of the different courses
are as foMowss
Hon. GEORGE RHARfJVi 00D—“ Porsoni, Personal
Property, rind Mercantile Law.”
• Prof. P. MCCALL—" Evidence.”
Prof.. K. ’BPENCLH MlLLER—“Equity Jurispru
dence.” •
The Introductory Lecture will bo delhcrod on FRI-
EVENING, Sopt 30th, at d o'clock P. M.. by the
H«>n. GE£RGE sJC-dUM
The portraitof' madameclara
NOVELLO, ** The Queen of Enzlinh Soprano
Hingprs/’ and the ILLUSTRATED NEWS OF THE
WORLD, of August 97. note ready, prirr is ernts, pes/.
ioM to tiny part of the U. S. by the publishers. Quar
erly subscriptions to th»s favorite journal and steel
elate rortrait gallery ot eminent persons, only §2; por
trait* sent tor the If weeks in advance. H. A. BROWN
Sc CO., 14 HANOVER Street, Boston, Mans- slißt
-ft}, CHARLES JONES,
No. 305 North SECOND Streot, (Successor to A.
jB&VJ. Gallagher, woula respectfully cnli the ntteu
tiou ot those desiring stoves to Ins extensive
at urtmentof Cooking, Denting, and Parlor stoves. I
lm -o purchased the exclusive right to the retail mla s
anil repairs, in Philadelphia, ot Uallaghor’s Celebrated
” Morning Star” und •‘dunriso” Gas-nurning Cooking
Htoves. well known lor jo-w no the moat satisfactory
Stoves in the market Also, his now Flat-top Cooking
Stove ” Daylight,” which combines nil the useful nu
proremeiAs, and operates admirably. I also innmi
fncture, in a superior manner, Silver’s Gas-burner of
the best Russia Sheet Iron. These are tbe moat
economical and easily managed Parlor Stoves in
use. sIC-3m
Reim er’s photographic gal-
L3'TY,BECQND Street, above Groon, is proba
bly the most extensive in the oit>. The largo amount
pi expensive Photographs and Ambrot) pea made there
in astonishing. H*
DA 11, Y OPENING OF. NEW EM
broideries, Lace, and White Goods. Kid Gloves,
and Velvet Ribbons. Hand-innde Tbreau’ace Collars,
Just received, Collars and Binnves, for half prico.ni
the now Store, 3i North EIGHTH Btreot.
sl3-3t* ESPEN Sc BROTHER.
J NICHOLSON,
• Manufacturer of
SHIRTS. LINKN ami MARSEILLES
BOSOMS and CQbLARS.
A large and choice assortment, and wkll made, al
ways on hand unto which I particularly invito the at
tention of cash and prompt-paying bhort-timb buyers.
8.15. oorner ot SECOND and ARCH Streets,
Phii.apei.piiia. slO-lrn*
RNIT JACKETS, the Cheapest in the
city, at til. Manufactory, from SlO par doznn up,
a Huporinr article of Kjblwd Berlin ami Lined Jnclreti.
Al.o’, Hoeiery, Sturte, Brnwere, eonjlnrU,
12-121* No. 10 FETTER Lane, Third, above Arch,
Fresh fruit jars,
Those who wish to ftvpid the iineleanlinMs nt-
nnt UpTrp»t,*c.,l»y the use ortho oid
«t> le Jars avitu niofftl coverq aqdcement,will bo pleased
to learn that tho whole operation of Preserving can bo
JARS, pronounced by physicians and scientific men to
be the safest and most roliable Jar jjver.tnfjde. A single
inapesti(jn will satisfy any one of their moomparable
superiority over all others.
Mauufaeturereu^^jhePatejtL
No. 13 North FIFTH Street,
General Gift** Depot.
NEW PLANING MACHINE, Embracing
The Andrews Patent of!8l5, with matching works
for dressing Boards. Flank, Ac. „ , . _
New Principle oi Feeding. Great Saving ol Power,
Machines of various sizes, 24 to SO inches wide, for
single or double stirfacrung, with or without matching
heads, for sale at No. 23 North SIXTH Street, Phib-.
Call and examine,
sU-thstuSm OEO. W. COLBY Sc CO,
— PR ESS.—PHILADELPH IA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1859.
W 1 Ij l"~o Iple n""
this day,
ANOTHER INVOICE
Of THK
matchless prints,
for sale ir; the niscii or package at
felX CENTS.
run
REALTY OF DEBIGN,
A.M)
GOODNESS OV l JALITY AND COLORS
THEY ARE WITHOUT RIVAL.
JOSHUA lli. BAILY.
213 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
J, W. PROCTOR & CO.,
M A N U F A 0 T U R ERS,
CLOAKS AND MANTIU.AS,
708 piISSSTNUT STREET,
Invite tlie Attention of
WHOI.ESRRYERS
r V<\ their s{took» comprising
EVERY VARIETY OP STYLES
In medium and first-class Goods, including
VELVET CLOAKS,
NEW STRIPED BOURNOUS,
All of which will bo offerod at l.ow Trice*
TO CASH AND SHORT-TIME BUYERS.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO„
MANTILLA
S. STEWART & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
SILKS AND FANCY DKESS GOODS,
305 MARKET STREET,
Are now daily receiving from the Largo Auction Sales,
«ml oilier source*, a full Assortment of desirable FALL
GOODS, purchased FOR OABH, to which they invite
the attention of Cash and prompt Six-months buyers.
Full lines of Black and Fancy Silks, and ail the now
fabrics in Dross Goods, constantly on hand. s9-3m
1859 FAU| IMPORTATION. 1859
JOEL J. T3AILY & CO.,
No. 219 MARKET STREET, AND 208 CHURCH
ALLEY, PHILADELPHIA,
Have roceivod by recent arrivals, and will oontlnue to
reooivo during tho season a full and complete assort
ment of
Consisting in w\rt o ( f
GLOVES, MITTS, AND GAUNTLETS.
LADIES’. MISSES’, GENTS’, axd
BOYB LAMBS WOOL, MERINO,
SILK AND QOTTON SJURTS AND PANTS.
QENT9’ FURNISHING GOODS.
Block and Fancy Silk Soarfs, Ties, and Cravats.
Linen, Oambno, and Silk Ifdkfn.
SHETLAND WOOL ZEPHYRS, Ac.
Also, a handsome stock of WHITE, LACE, and
MILLINERY GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES.
COTTON, MARSEILLES, and LINEN SHIRT
FRONTS, a large and cheap variety.
“JOUVIN'B SYRIEME.” BEST QUALITY KID
GLOVES. A splendid assortment of colors and sizes.
WOOL COMFORTS,HOODS, JACKET^,
with a largo assortment of CLARK’S nupe
perior akr-fiVi/"*' fjilk-Finiahod" at\d “ Kpftroajled ”
SPOOL COTTOIt(. AUp, their Sowing Cotton,
put up tm of x,4yo Vnrfla caoh, Vo which Iho ntten
tkytoffihirt Alakors&ml Manufacturers is particularly
requaytoh*
CASH AND PROMPT SIX-MONTHS BUYERS
are invited to examine our Stock. Which is one of the
largest and moat active ever offered to the trade.
rT r,n
JJAZbIiL & HAIiMER,
MA^ri'AO^yiU'.RS
AXp
WHOLESALE HEALERS
RQQTS 4NP( SHOES.
NO. 128 1}0UT1( Tlimp STRpET.
A fu|l aijsqrtinojit of CdJ ipade Raolaand Shoes con-
Htantb fin hqnii- gIQ-tf
I & M. SAUNDfiB* 3
NO, ? 4 . NORTH FOURTH STREET,
(Near Merchant*’ Hotel')
Call the attention qf tyirpt* of
BOOTS 4ND SHOES
To their f?\ock, which general variety of
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW ENGLAND
Manufactured gqnde. auMocS
W. MfICUBDY & SON,
381 CIIKSTNUT STREET, (2d FLOOR.)
LADIES’, MISSES’, AND CHILDREN'S ROOTS,
SHOES, AND OAITKRS,
Manufactured cxpreßcW for the Kfitf.il Trtulfi. &ull-3m
"P."WILLI AMS&GO.,
NO. 18 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
WHOLESALE BOOT AND BHOK WAREHOUSE,)
Have now on hand a full assortment of Eastern and
Philadelphia work, to which they Invite the attention of
Southern ami Western Merchants. aulS-2in
JJEENE, STERLING, & FRANKS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
in
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NO. 413 ARCH STREET.
Purchasers visiting the city will please oall And exa
mine their stocky • _ __ aul2-2m
& CO.,
WHOLEBALE DEALERS
• B I
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NO. 813 MARKET STREET.
415 -2
[TALL STOCK
»
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JOSEPH H. THOM SON & 00.
»
HI MARKET STREET,
Have now on hand a iacge atook of
BOOTS AND SHOES
or
EVERY VARIETY, EASTERN AND CITY MADE.
Purchasers visiting the oity will please o&ll and ex
amine their stock. Jy23tf
LEVIOK. BASIN. ifc 00.,
BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE
AND
MANUFACTORY,
No. 805 MARKET STREET, Philadelphia.
Wo have now on hand an extensive Stook of Boots
and Shoos.of all descriptions, of otiscwN and Eastern
Manufacture, to whtoh we invite the attention of South
ern and Western tmyers. au4-3m
Gangs of RiaaiNG-Mwiufncturcd
of tlio best material, and for nnln by
VC V W.TgteV^;W,,fe°Av.
Economy mess shad—Non. i nm i2
I a prime aitiole, in store nml for snlo by
WM.J, TAYLOR Sc CO.,
»»U isa sytrj'n vqi^Rvtfg.
DliY-GOODS JOBBIiHS,
IMPORTERS,
JOBBERS, AN® RETAILEH3,
L A D I E S’
PHILADELPHIA,
FINE AND COSTLY
HANDSOME
BEAVER CLOAKS,
MISSES' CLOAKS.
BOURNOUS WITH PLAITS,
Ac., Ac.,
THE PARIS
EMPORIUM.
708 CHESTNUT STREET.
FALL AND WINTER 0001)8,
boots'And SUOKS,
NKIV PUBLICATIONS.
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. . . Nn.««CUKSrNUT fitrcet._
TOW KNULIsff BOOKS—.JiHt impoiVcd
J- , anti liirjnlo 1,,- ' JOSEPH SABIN,
pvavu , i»^J,? s< , ,r r th SIXTH Street, above Clieslnut.
vi«„« **» \ABilliB. AND OI.ACIKILS; A Horieo of
;,i‘u, C nL r ? » nw u i *ko iMninbersoftho Alpine Club. Colored
; e iinl Bvo . rlotJj.
A mlitM iwr £ ftilA'i CR UIBE OF TIIK PEARL
WORLD: Withiumcfountol tho Ope-
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cJtU^^inTo'tT^ 18 0F ™ B KYIS
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G rAIKT K»4f! Thoir Lit es and Works,
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History, Construction, and
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GOOD BEER. A Complete Guide
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Stout I nrter, nml; lnhlo Beoj ; to which are added prac
t.ca.instniot.ons Malt. B> John Pitt. 12m0.,
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t’Mttuu Rook* imported to order bv every steamer.
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l-unmetts, mviioa the nttentiun of his friends to his
fJ'MUQ of location. B ic 3t
NOTtOK.
office of the independent,
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Li Compliance with tho winhes of munorons friends
and subscribers, wo nro happy to announce that we shall
commence, m our noxt issue, and shall continue week
ly, the publication of a Berios of
SERMONS
BY THE REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER,
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THE INDEPENDENT, and will be tho only reports
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Trrms—Only s2a year by Mail; delivered to subscri
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MILBURN, THE BLIND MINSTREL, ono vol.,
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LIFE AND LIBERTY IN AMERICA. By Charles
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RHYMES OF TWENTY YEARS. 1» Henry Mor
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Also, now ready. Ist and M ferics, of
PORTRAIT
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Price i?s.Weaeh series. ' "
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wldroned 1 »iu the L mted (states,should be
‘ • fc. r i-mtii4t
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Rev. John Chandlers, nnd oihorn,to tm had at PETKIt-
SON’H. CIIKdTNIIT Mroet, and LOGAN'S, SECOND
and HUTTON WOOD. Price, iq cents. «13*}t*
PAUL THE PKEAOHEK; or, A Popular
nml F.xpoßituui of tys Discount* nml
Speeche*. hk rerordej in the Actual the Apostles. By
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I6mo. tturont*.
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cents.
LIFE AND LABORS OF REV, DANIEL BAKER.
J2nio. £1.29. For salo by
WILLIAM 8. k ALFRED MARTIKN,
_bo No. OUi CHESTNUT Street.
OLDT3OOKS--ULD BOOKS-OLD books
The undersigned states that he hoc frequently for
salo books printed between tbo years 1470 ami 1600; early
editions of the Fathers of the Reformers and of Inn Pu
ritan Divines; in Law, Brneton, Lvttlctnn, I’uilcmlorif,
Grotntß. Dowat, Coke, Hate, the Year Books, Reports,
io., are often to be found on bis shelves; Cyclopedias,
Lexicons. Clasaioauthors, History, Poetry, Philosophy,
Soienco, Political Economy, Government. Architecture.
Natural History. Treatises upon those and other kindred
subjects are being continually dealt in by him. Books,
in large and small quantities, purchased at the Custom-
House avenue Bookstall, CHESTNUT Street, above
Fourth, Philadelphia.
niylS-dm • JOHN CAMPBELL.
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL, —The Subscribe! informs his
friends ami thn public that he li.ts IlmtoceJ his
BIBLE, TRACT, mul PERIODICAL OFFICE, from
HOO CHESTNUT Street to 102 South.TENTH Street,
just bciow CH KBTNUT, a here ho will bo glad to re
ceive their calls.
His Editions of the PARAGRAPH NEW TESTA
MENT, with all tho MARGINAL READINGS, have
been pronounced tho bett in fAr x'-orltl. They arc m
oiio, two, throe, tour, or more volumes, up to t\\ enty -
seten, oi r-ifA Book by iMr//\ and m immv st» kg, nt
prices rruuni l ' Irom 75 cents for the simple TRACT
TF.BTAMENT, up to §lO lor copies in Uncy calf, or
Turkey morocco, Kilt.
His Edition of HORNE k TRKGKLLKS* INTRO
DUCTIONS TO THE VARIOUS BOUKS OF THE
NEW TESTAMENT i* the* only Amnitan tilt it on, and
in moat convenient Ibim, kb well mi of grout value.
Prices Irom §1 to §ll7O
Hm edition <ti tfie STUDENT’S MEMORANDUM
OF THE NEW TESTAMENT, Inis two blank pages,
neatly ruled, and with heud-linc.i for fmy Chnptrr in
the Navv Testament. Pncos tyl to §2 50.
All tho abo\oarc sold in sots, or separately, us de
sired.
Bdiies of other publishers, (but none without tho
MnrviiMif Rrudini;*), mid othor uaelul works, con
stmitlv on sale. Circulars sent to any mldrcs*..
I«e 1 Übiill T. H. STOCKTON.
Removal.— martin & wolkf imvc
Removed to No. 324 MARKET Street, South side,
below* Fourth, where they otlm a choieo assortment of
Fall ami Winter Goods, nt vei> low prices. |I3 2m
WAKi\r AIR FURNACE.
THE NEW CONE FURNACE
GAS CONSUMER
Will thoroughly Warm your home with oNK-rumn
i.hs* toAi, th'n is required bv anv nthor Furnnco.
Satisfaction mull oases guaranteed. BuiMhuh Warmod
and Ventilated by ARNOLD A WILSON,
Kill) CIIESTN UT .Streot.
SLATE MANTELS.
The Richest and most Beautiful Specimens of
Enamelled Slate Mantels, over ollorml for salo in this
oountry. manufactured by us, iroiu Pennsylvania Slate
stone, nml for sale very low.
ARNOLD k WILSON,
lull) UIIESTNT T Street.
POOKINU RANGES.
All in w.iwt of the Be**! Elevated Double Oven
Cooking Range, will do well in cull at
ARNOLD k WILSON’S,
se 10 3niif 10)0 CHESTNUT Street.
112 SOUTH FOURTH STREET. I S 2
STEREOSCOPIC BAZAAR—Groat Emporium for
SternnsoopnaandStorPoscoiMo Views, American, Froneli
nml Englndi. Opera Olubrcs. MicruKcopen, and unproved
Spectacles, correctly suited to tho oy oc, nt
„ M. T. FRANKLIN’S, Optician,
112 South FOURTH Slrout, bolow Chestnut.
#£?■ Artihciftljlmimn Eyea inserted. ati-lmif
I (\m h OXKSTaMERIOAN "ANi)
.MJjUIMJfHENOII WINDOW GLASS—Tho nmst
npproved brands, ami ol every size ami qualitv required
for city and »mmtiy trade, nt prices nstnniahtnxlv low.
Send your orders lo ZIEULIIR k SMITH. Drug,
Paint. Ola**. and Varnish Dealers, corner SECOND
and GREEN Stroots. s!3 tf
RiLi oS and’ Sheetings fuiT kx^
PORT.
3ROWN. BLEACHED. AND BLUE DRILLS,
HEAVY AND LilßlT SHEETINGS,
Suitable for Export, lor snle by
FROTHINGHAM it WELLS,
U South FRONT Bt., and 55 LETITIA Btr#®t.
oalB-lv
CANDLES. —100 boxes Ilytlraulic, Speim,
and Adamantine Candles. in store and for sale by
RoU’LeY, ASHBURNU.iI A CO.
si.l No. Id South VIIAiIV I.S.
PACKING YARN , —ltalian Packing
Yaiu, tillable lor steam engines, mnmil.attuied
n( tho I't'bl material, and tor sale. nt the lowe»l prices,
bv • „ WEAVER, FITLF.R, A CO..
m*H No.» N, WATER and 23 N. WHARVES.
HE TAIL DRY GOODS.
"s7l'ks~:
THOS. W. EVANS & CO..
HAVE
NOW OPEN,
OP THEIR
0 IV N I M POUT A T lON.
A
IiAKOK A XL) KLUOAXP ASSORTMENT
<ir
33 11 ES S SILKS,
I.V Tin:
NEWEST AND CHOICEST DESIGNS.
A1..40,
A LARGE LOT JUST RECEIVED thom AUCTION.
818 AND 820 CHESTNUT STREET.
fllO-3t
]>JEW AND ELEGANT
FAH STOCK.
L. J. LEVY & CO.
Aro daily receiving additions to their nowand very
clioico assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which compriscaatthistimo one of the largest a* well at
tho most solcct assorimertts of
- LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
winch can ho found in this country.
E\erynowr fuhrio which has beon manufactured for
Fall mid Winter woar, ns well as their usual assortment
of .STAPLE GOODS of superior qunhtios, will be found
in vnrietv, and at prices as low as similar joods can be
purchased elsewhere.
J..J. L. k Co., havo effected arrangements in Paris
by which they will be inconstant recoipt nurmgtho sea
son of small quantities of every approved now article
which may bo presented to the fashionable trade of that
city. The selections will bo made from the houses in
Paris most celebrated for their good tasto.
80S) AND 811 CHESTNUT STREET.
RAPSON’S,
CORNER OF EIGHTH AND CHERRY STS.,
Havo now open a fino assortment of
BERLIN ZEPHYR WORSTED,
SINGLE, DOUBLE, AND STLIT.
, The whole from the celebrated manufacturers. Hertz
* wowueun Berlin, Our customers can depend on
getting the best article over offered at retail in Phila
delphia, nt tne lowest prices.
A Si'Ll:Mill) ASSORTMENT KMBROIDLRED SLIPPERS.
A iAitiLTY of Black Cloak Tasskls.
Hamisomk Crochet Cloak Fringes.
AL\V AM* hKAUTIFCI. llßF.fi* TRIMMING*.
\\ ooi.t.en Knitting Yarns, all colors.
Zephyr ICmt Talmahjand Cat*.
/kphir Knit GAirKus and Sleeves.
A fill ntock (F Staple Trimming*,
AT IIAPSON’S
LAMER’ TRIMMINGS AND ZEPHYR STORE.
Cor. 01 EIGHTH AND CHERRY STS.
sIG-2m
|7-\LL AND WINTER GOODS,
f,. For !\lcn and Hots’Wear.
Black and Colored Cloth*, in French, English, and
American fabrics
Fancy and Plum Cosaimeres.
Mixed Coating*.
Boater ClotliK./Pricot, k c. kc.
Just lrom Auction, a large lot of low, medium, and
fine gradoB o» Black Cloths, of Belgium fabrics, suitable
for the Inilonnx trado. Cloaks,&c., Ac.
CURWEN KTODDART k BRO.,
452, and 464 North SECOND Street,
. nliovu Willow.
T>LA~NKETS.
English ami American Blankota. m all grades and
sizes.
On hand, an extensive stork, which wc are selling b)
tho p ur or mquantities, at low moon.
CDiIWKN STODDART k BRO.,
~430, 432 and *5l North Second Street
Rbcoo Willow «t.
|iI,ACK CENTRE STELLA SHAWLS.
Additional lots from Auction. at Ilfiduced I'riues.
„ CIHWHN STOUOAKT A HRO..
„ Noa. tJO.ta, amt 151 North SKCONDStruct,
>la-1t ahme \ViIW.
TIUOUIIU LONG SHAWLS.
M -f Yioimeso and Pans fabric*, in new design* and
colorings.
Just Iroin Auction, * splendid line of superior Hhnwls,
at .*lO. 01 RWEN KTODDART k BRO.,
Noa. 150,432, and 451 North SECOND Street,
810 Jt aboie Willow.
T ONG AN!) SQUARE I! I, ANK E f
BIIAWLS. French, English, and ‘American
olmvrla ( ul new mid approved '-tries. 1
CI'R\VKW HIODDART * DRO.,
4JJ, 1W and 1M North SIX'*>ND Street.
_ ' _ _t»bovo Willow street,
CASSI MERES, V LOTUS, VENTINGS.
Heavy dark imxtu:*4 Ca*simores. '
Do. with and without Sidebands.
l|lapk Caynmerea ami .Doeskins.
HjLaok Br« adciotbs, $1 50 upward*.
Kfe^«S,^SBS'u? ~,h »’
«o 3 SlNra^nnd^MA^frKT.
New FALinjLoAKS;
The Subscribers
NEW FALL 01,OAKS,
FLO.MBIEKE STRII>E CLOAKS,
CHESTERFIELDS, CABAUUK3,
~ , , ice,. Jcc., ‘
t« dT h,ch they respectfully iinit? ty,9 of
TUa i»ri3 MantiD/v Emporium,
_s\®
, T\KW (JOUOS!!!
WRITOW f EIGHTH«a
UEAUTVpiSisATlN^l'llflu’roPLixa.
Rich hoiilnrd HilkK.
Handsome F«U P&> Ainas.
New Ffldi Chintzes 4c., Ac.
... . dr-'iraMr a»<i r<ry cArap.
2)I,ACK BILKR AND FAWY &1I.K8!!!
l.ight Cloth f*U ■weather,
7, ,r * Alcetera. Ac., in rrent variety,
and Fronting Ijiuens.
A largo slock of l)omestio Muahni.
Croat quantities of Flannels,
„ ..„.;ClotnB. Cnssiniorps, Ac., Ao.
CLOSINU OUT MUCH UELO\* COST.-
Silk Manti|!h4.
I.RC& MlUitlllflS.
Organdies. Jjßwns, Ac,, A<J.
„ _AII bummer Goods of every i>ecTipi!oa.
' b Sh?“B RJ,I ' KY 4 CHISM, SMINO
“ BUY AMO BKLI, FOR CASH,”
tt'l F.RYKO «AUZK VNDKSuarmeSts;
A WVrnor’a Ruperior make. We
dfon , B\H’nr 1 ' -^eßforLadfea,’ I Cents’ andChtl
medium nnd superior qualities for Ladies’
w .is,’and Children’s wear, un-hidim? a lot of Ladies
open-worked Lisle-thread liose, of very fine qualities,
nnd a lot of linen ami Lisle-thread half hose for Cents
in silk, silk and Lisle, Lisle thread, kid nnd
buckskin.
Nubia Scarre or Clouds, or largo size, in "white and
colors, for sate at _
HOFMANN’S HOSIERY STORK,
aiul-mwAnf No. 9 NORTH EIGHTH street.
LUPIN’S FINE MERINOS.
One hundred pieces of extra quality and desirable
colors at Si w.
Ono humlrod pioeeq of lino quality and of same colors
at 7a cents.
Theso goods have tho most value of any that wo have
oflered. SHARPI.ESS BROTHERS,
k 5 CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Street*.
New autumn silks.
Just opened ten cases of selected Silks of our own
importation.
Plain Poult do Smes, from the lowest prices to the
finest good*.
Rich J.ions Silks of the newest designs.
Plain Black Silks, glossy and heaty,
Neat figure* and Brocade Rlncku.
Bfcck and Fancy, two.lupus.
SHARPLESS brothers,
85 CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
E' NULISH SUIKTINGS.
Just roccit ed a choice lot
Of neat and medium styles
English Sliirtings. Prints,
Now designs, good colors.
SifARPLESS BROTHERS,
85 EIGHTH ami CHESTNUT.
Dress goods.
Rich Bouquet-pattern Wool Delaines.
Lupin’s French Merinoes, 75 cents up.
Cheap Deinnes and Plaids.
Fall Poplins. Chintzes. Ac.
BLACK WOOL DELAINES.
Lupin's Black Wool Delaines, 37 and 43 cents,
Lupin’s finest quality do., 50 am! M cents.
13laok Bombazines, Alpacas, Silks, Ac.
T COOPER & CONARD.
bc2 NINTH and MARKET.
UMBRELLAS.
& FENNER.
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERfI
OP
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS,
336 MARKET STREET, PHILA.,
Aionow making more than five hcspkeu uiffekbnt
jTARiKTiK* of Umbrellas, of etery size, from 23 to 40
But e'rs who have not had 8. ± F.’s make of goods * ill
find their time well spent in looking over this well-made
Hook, which includes many novelties, not to bf met
xetth elstiPhere. au6-3in
gIMON HEITER,
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER
OF
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS,
NORTHWEST CORNER OF THIRD AND MAR-
KET STREETS.
My stock is now very complete in every department
and will l>e found to oiler inducements to buyers unsur
passed bv any othor house. &uU-2ir.
HARDWARE,
rjpiVUITT, BRO„ & CO .
IMI’ORTKRS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
HARDWARE.
CUTLERY, (IUNS, PISTOLS, Ao.,
529 MARKET STREET. OQQ
DKLOW SIXTH. NORTH SIDE,
PHILADELPHIA.
HENSZEY&CO,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AND OUN
WAREHOUSE.
NO. 43T MARKET, AND 416 COMMERCE STS.,
nJ.Sm PHILADELPHIA.
iIOOUET & HUTTON, _
“* manufacturers of
DESKS
AND 0 A 1! I N E T FURNITURE.
NO. 3M SOUTH THIIII) STREET.
OllVe, Hunk, ami Sclim.l Furniture,Extension Tnlilen.
lioukt'iises, WanlrnlmH, oto Fl-Sm
NEW Nos. 1 & 2 MACKEREL—A small
invoiooof aesortod packages,landing hom steamer
Kensington, and for sale by
WM. J. TAYLOR k CO..
23ua lfe SOUTH WHARVFS.
PUHK CONFECTIONERY,
MINVFAVTUnKP UT
KDWAHV A. lIF.INTZ,
t.ato of S. llenrion.
fitero S. W, corner AHCH and NINTH street*.
i Factory 8)4 Filbert street.)
|"5OltK.— 2GO bbls. Mess Pork, of New
A Jeisey, Ohio, and Philadelphia packing, for sale by
C. C. SADLbRfcCO.,
tH) AHCHBtreet,secoivl door above Front.
WANTS.
"WfANTEp—Bj- a Youujt Mon, 16 years
hi»>,kflif o !lL'nr.o‘ l " at iV D * u An) Slor * where he can make
t k,,E?a,h^ , J. i V l| i o countiijj.room or sniont the
Address <i. 1,.," at this office.
VITANIED A Situation at any fair
" f business, where honesty and intermit? will h«
conducted to the employer; Having a general busmens
qualification, ot which reference or security loathe
same will lie given. Address "J. E?’ J>re<* office
statin* where an interview may be had ’sls-Mt* ’
VITANTED-An Industrious Youth, who
7 \ is a rock! writer ar.d accountant, and nr a me
chanical turn ol mind. Such a one maj find a Situation
where he may learn somethin* that may be uselul to
him, bj addressing" J. C." at this office. sIS-u’’
TO GROCERS.— Wanted to Exchange
Coal for Refined Sugar. Address **H. B. 8..”
Northwest corner I‘hird and Poplar. Phila. als*3t*
WANTED —Ey a Young Daily, who is
fully competent, a situation as Bookkeeper, °r
to execute writings of any kind. Good relcrenoe given.
Address “ Kate/ 1 Ledger office. seli-3t*
Vl/"ANTED —By a Young Man. 19 years
* * of age, a Situation in a 'Wholesale Store as As
sistant Clerk, or many department where his services
might be required. Salary not so much an object as an
opportunity ot learning a useful >»raneh of trade. Best
*d f ,v n . r '* nco will bo given. Address J. P./’ this office.
fcl3-ot*
WANTED TO BORROW. SI,OOO FOR
" * six months. Good interest and real estate so
cnrity will be given. Addroas “C. K/' office of this
pnpor. *l3-4t*
\!\T ANTED TO EXCHANGE for iraprov
-7 ’ cit / ( r & e J r ,° m incumbrance, 160acre*
of excellent FARM XAND, located in Gloucester Co.,
New Jersey. The Railroad from Camden to Bridgeton
shortly to bo laid, passes within a short distance of the
land. For further particulars address J. K., office of
Tnl fr(Ji. , jeJl.
FOR SAXE AND TO LET.
LET—A Second-story Room, eonve-
A nient to the Plate House, suitable for a Lawyer’s
Office. Apply HI CHESTNUT Street. *l6
m FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE.—
The subicnlier, m concentrating his business on
Chestnut street, west of Tenth street,offers for sale,
upon reasonable terms, his large manufactory, with out
bmldingsand large lot of ground fronting on Sixth, Mar
shall.nnd Master streets, suitable for almost any large
For Particulars inquire of
ALFRED FITLbR, Conveyancer, No Cl N. SIXTH
Street, or to the subscriber. No. lotrd CHESTNUT St
»ig-1m WM. P. ROGERS.
A SPLENDID LARGE FAMILY
nr Coupo Horse will he sold at HKRK
NKSy AUCTION, Corner NINTH and GEORGE Sts.,
on SATURDAY NEXT. 17th inst. Color, very dark
roan, with inane, tail, and leea jet black; tail verrlong
and full. Only 6 years old. Over 16 hands high, War
ranted in every respect—spirited, stylish, and very
handsome; fearless on stonm boats and of locomotives;
very gentle, but a free, fast traveller. 'Well worthy the
attention of nny person who wants a first-class large
Horse. sls-3t
GV- FOR SALE.—A pair of Sorrel
Geldtnrs, hnnds high; seven and eight
years old; sound and kind; of high spirits and good
bottom: can trot in about tbreo minutes to the pole.
Prioo $1 Qn,
Also, a Chesnut Sorrel Gelding, IS hands high; nine
years old; sound and kind; a square trotter, and of
great bottom; has always wen used to the polo; and
never been in training till tins Hummer, when he show
ed 1.15 to his half mile. Trice SIAbQ
Can bo soon on application to S. SAOEHS, “ Faint
BreeaeTrack/’ aeVMit*
FOR SALE—The well-known and old*
Liitestablisbed Hotel, at Woodbury. N. J., with large
stabling attached; one of the most desirable s’ands m
West Jersey. Terms easy. Apply to E. P. MIDDLE
TON A: BRO., 5 North FRONT Street. * sl2-dt
TO LET Two Lnrge Rooms in the
Building Northwest corner of FIFTH and CHEST
NUT Streets, they are nearly one hundred feet lonr,
and well lighted with eight large wiudows. Apply to P.
11ERST & CO., on the premises. sl2-6t*
mFOR SALE—The neat, well-built
House, uith nil modern conveniences, BWMAR-’
BH ALL Street. Appl) on the premises. kVi-ct*
For sale: '
The Subscriber -wiU dispose of the entire Stook of
PINE MOffIIMENTafTsTATUARY.
HEAD AND POUT STONES. fcc.,4o.
at the monument marble y’ard,
No. 1525 ARCH Street,
West of Eighteenth streak
WM. Uli-L MOOHE.
FOR SALE —A FARM of over 200
«X> Ac. ffts, veil fenced end watered, tn a Rood state of
cultivation, admirably adapted to the growth oi grain,
gross, vegetables, nnd fruit of all kinds, particularly
peaches, the trees of which live to a grea&,ftge. Situate
within two miles of a Radlroadi Station, Kent County,
Delaw are; comfortable building*. For particulars, ad
dress Box 33.
HPO BUILDERS AND OTHERS-—RoxLo
-*• rough Cottage Lot* for sale, admirably locatod oq
and near Ridge Avonuo, above the Bix*mile Store.
Passenger Railway Cars now running near, and will
soou run by them. Apply to
auCTlm* No. U^&JUth^ptlVl^fil'street.
HOARDING.
iM\4 WEST 'WASHINGTON’* ISQUARE, 1 SQUARE,
S»oond-htor, ConnvtaJcAtiM Room,, for
maned as parlor and tojxoom, or separator. Also.
single Booms witt\ slS-fit*
BOARDING. —Elegant and airy Rooms,
single nnd in suites, can, he had with tirst-olass
Board, for the Hummer, Fali, aiii Winter, at 1314 WAL
NUT Street. au»-2m
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL.— A. D. ANCONA GIVES A
high price for Ladies’ and Gent*’ Cast oiT Cloth
ng. Address. 330 SOUTH St* eet. *U-fii*
FANCY DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
H t DymttNG- * 00..
Nog. and*B NORTH FOURTH BTRF.KT,
Are now receiving, by successive arrivals from Europe,
THEIR FALL IMPORTATIONS
ENGLISH AND GERMAN,
HOSIERY,
GLOVE?, AMD SHUI.L WARES,
WOOLLEN YARNS,
MACHINE SEWING SILK AND THREAD,
Andaolioit an inspection of their complete and well
assorted stock,
jyll-5w ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO
SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN TRADE.
gOHAFFKK & ROBERTS,
43» MARKET STREET,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
or
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
SMALL WARES, COMBS.
BRUSHES, LOOKING-GLASSES,
GERMAN and FRENCH FANCY (20MM,
AMD
TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS. aos-3ra
JPJIJRNETTj SEXTON, & SWEARINGEN,
Are now opening at their Ptor*.
NO. 409 MiVBKtiT PTIIKET,
Above FOURTH, Not h aide,
A lUSWOME A*«ORTMRXT OJ
NEW FALL STYLES OF
FANCY DRY GOODS.
OT THBIR OW.I IMPORTATION
and selection, whioh they offer for sale to buyers from
all parts of the United States, on the most reasonable
terms. aufi-lro
jy| ARTINS, PEDDLE,
& HAMRICK.
Importers and dealer is
HOSIERY, GLOVKB, AND FANCY NOTIONS,
NO. 30 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
Fivo doors below the Merchants’ Hotel,
Offer for sale the most complete stock of Goods in their
line to l*o found m tho Uniteo State*, consisting of
HOSIERY, of every grade.
GLOVES, in threo hundred vanet ea.
UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS.
LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS and COLLARS.
LINEN CAMBRIC HDKFS. A. SHIRT FRONTS.
LADIES’ ELASTIC BF.LTS, with clasps of en
tirely new designs, with tin endless variety of NO
TIONS, to winch thev invite the attention of
FIRST-GLASS WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
BUYERS. aus-3ra
BROTHER, & BREWSTER,
23 NORTH FOURTH STREET
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, aim
FANCY GOODS.
We have a fine stock of Imported and Domestio Goods,
particularly adaptod to
SOUTHERN TRADE,
To which we invite the attention of first-claw buyers,
auS-2m
DANCING.
DANCING ACADEMY, Northeast corner
nl ARCH nml BROAD streets.-Mr. HAZARD,
from Paris, and well known in this city ns having had
the largest ami most fashionable Dancing Academy for
many venra. has the honor to inform his,former patron
and the public that ho has returned to this city, and will
open a Dancing Academy at the place above named, on
MONDAY, the 2*tl» of September. Mr. H. will aNn
teach clauses in schools and private failures. Mr. H »
sty le of dancing is plain easy, and graceful, andean
be acquired in a short time. >n easy and gracelui de
portment. us well as a perlect knowledge of the present
Htvlonl (lancing, such as is done in the very best so
ciety, vdl he imparted at once to the scholars, and no
Uriio wasted in IciiTinng old stops and dances that are
out of fashion. For terms, references, otc.. applT at
the hall. se!4-3m
NOTICES.
PHILADELPHIA
CRESCENT NAVIGATION CO.MPANT.
AT AN APJOFIINUD MRUTINIi OF.THE ABOVE
NAMED C 0 11 D O It A T I 0 X ,
NO. 0 MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE,
At 10 o’cWk A. M., Sept«ml>or 1 111, 16.19. tl.e fnlloft
inK Runtlomon w.r. unMiinKmalT elects,l T‘irept..r, of
the Comrenr, vnt
GEORGE 11. STUART,
R. MORRIS WARN,
MATTHEW W. BALDWIN,
CIIAS. MACALESTER, and
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON.
The HOOKS ol FL'IISCRITTIOX to the CAPITAL
STOCK of sni.l COMPANY are now open at the above
nantetl Otf.ce, where all person, fnvnrab'e to tfe entor
priee nro re. Tactfully invite.l to snlewnl*o. .8-tf
$50,000 TO LOAN,
(N HUMS TO SUIT APPLICANTS,
upou Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Guns, Mer
chandise, Clothing, Arc., on moderate terms, by JONES
it CO., Broker*, northwest corner ot THIRD and GAS
KILL Stteets, Wehw Lombard. Established for the la#*
55 years. Otnoe hours from 7A.M.t07 r. M. . .
Second baud Gotd and Silver Watches, hy eminent
tnakere, warranted genuine, for *ale cheap, at one-nail
tke OFUlral 00*1 eu4 ITI-)f
HEIUUNU.— 275 bills Pickled Herring,
n!.o,32sU.XO,StnokoJ H«rinc,Lit'Ml,t Ity
Q. C. BADLLK A GO,,
hIO ARCH Straiit. wnond door abrtva Front
t 'RUDE T V I<I’ENTIXE. —30 bbls. Soft
* ! nml Hard Terpentine, in Btnro and for sale bv
ami jIoWLKY. ASHBURNER, A CO,
,15 No. J« South WHARYK*?.
AUUBEMJSKTS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
.. „ „ of rnc
NEW ROMANTIC PLAY
or
isioora of sylyania,
ReoeiVdd, on its hrtt vrfßPa*afo->. w.ra
ENTHUSIASTIC APTI Ac?E '
The New Grand Ballet rf
I.A FONTAINE D’AMOY?,
triumph!
THE NF.VV PLAV AM' THE NEW BALLET
KKPFaTLD,
THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, «eite=be r K:L.
OF SYLVANIA,
THE FOUNTAIN OF LOVE,
i fill- S«J?;vR8 w . E '* L ‘‘' P *i"'. j. r w. Wallace, .
•{.•II. TAI t.OR. Mr. J. J. *: r ,- vr I*FV.
NO, SIG.NOKJNF, OALKTU sli PKATESL “
THE 01,AND COUPS pE BALLET.
PRBPARAT?ON ERFrl ’ ATTRACTIONS ARE IN
ADMISSION FIFTY AND TWENTY HY- rtYrs
m »J Lo accuroJ <i:ulj (,om E:shi A. M.'iuTiil Fiys
°' cl ° ck ’ I,m ™'«iOKr=na
WALNUT-STREET theatre
■ z . BENEFIT OF MR. J B. ROBETTI
THI* (FRIDAY j EVENING. ’*
_ r FAI ST AXD MARGUEUIT#.
blephiBtophiins t Mr. J. B. Roberts: Fans*, v. w
A. Ferry; Valentine. .Mr. L. K. Shews!!; StV ifr
JiraSuL a! pi?? uenie ’ J “ 3 -
Tocommerjctr with A THUMPING I.tGACY. 4
Scale of PaicEs.—Dress Circio. '.Seats secured with*
outextracha«e.)so i;Pots; Parquet. (Seats secured :U
W cents, J37>a ; >econd Tier and Family Cuds, a n j Third
Tiwr.2scents;; Private Boxes. accordin; UMfct.r locale,
§3; Single Sean m Orchestrated Private
x>oxeB,73 cents.
Box Odice open daily, from 30 until 2 o’c’o-'k. when
seat* cap be secured in advance.
Wheatley & clarke’s arch.
STREET TJIEATRF.
BENEFIT OF EDWIN BOOTH.
THIS (FRIDAY) KVEVINu. >ept*inb<3»- 35
THE IRON CHEST.—Sir Edward Mommer, Edwin
Booth; Ladv Helen. Miss F.inma 'favlor.
To conclude with Shakxpearo’a Conjedr ,-.f
KATHARINE AND PhTRUCHIO
ScALKorPKicE*.—Admission.Csecucs; SeeuredSeao
in Dress Circle,37l* cents; Parquet, W cent#
.**??” fP e l ? nt 7 o’clock; performance to comracnaa
at 7*3 o dock precisely. ""***
TVOVEL ATTRACTION’ AT PAIR
OF THKBCHIvAIi'LL! 0 ACB ' Vi; T ' lE BCTTOU
llwVnwfrit
•"» Schii,lkill. ~ FAIRMOUNT. irthVweS^f 0 /
On T&MoTkOW*!JaTLRDjff” APTFEcoO’i'
Between the hours o' 3 and 3 o’clock. On t*v**pii
ftr‘°wn n <av CH ,V? Vlil f ,* thrown overboard to wht§i
*l f - WILbOX will descond andattach a tore. [solJ-Jt
X/\T ALNDT-STREET THEATUfi! -
" » Solo Lessee- M. A. GARHETTSOX.
Wage Manager Mr.*. F. KEacTT
Business Agent Mr. JOS. D. MURPHY
THIRD WEEK OF J. B. ROBERTS.
THIRD WEEK OF J. K. ROBEhTr
UNABATED Bt'CCEVJ
UNABATED SUCCESS.
7.AST THREE NIGHTS
LAST THREE NIGHTS
of faust and srAHoimiirn;
THURSDAY,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATI RDAVI
Sept. Uth. 15th, and 17th.
«jr SPECIAL
for the munificent patronage extended sine© the open
‘nitof the Theatre, be< reapectiullj- to announce iSaL
notaiujataudtnc the great tnecesa notr atteDcior tlla
production nl Fantt tad .Marguerite. i hundreds taint
unable to ohti,n aeaUmebtlr.lit MUST PoSlTiV'rf v
BEWITiIDRAraAFTEAi\T&DAYt?ISiS
NEXT, to OJder to giro place to other attractions p-«*
ssty?.jsjffinffissriit i 7» ,IUH3: ' AV ‘ ,% -
For the p?e?oat-
For the preeeot
Those who e not yet seen
T hose who wive not jet #eei^
This Spectacular Mssterpieeo
... ~ , , Thu Spectacular Masterpiece
Should embrace the present opportdrut).
„ . . .. Remember, ln/‘three aiehtJ.
Scats secured without extra char-e.
sels*3t EVERY DAY. AT THE BOX OFFICE.
AMERICAS ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
hood’s matinee.
' SATURDAY AFTERNOON, September i?di.
Adimviion 25 cents. S x Ticket* i.t One Tollir.
Door* open it J. Commence st 3
SECOND APPEARANCE OF THE MEYERS
SISTERS.
LOUISA and JOSEPHINE,
Who ■will, on this oeeriMoti, personal-*.
EVA AND TOPBY,
In scenes from the ceW«riiM storr of
L . . INCLB TOM’S CABIN.
Alter which, the srnnd Spectacle of the
, „ BEAUTIES of f* OR a.
In Fine TAhlenux, introducing Ptriitn< nnd Da*;.
Toooucluwd with the successful tonne Pantoaunw
of the
, ~ , FOUR LOVERS.
In which Old OmcdmUher and all tae Little ChtUrSu
will appear.
Tickets to l>e had st all the Music Stores. s»U-st*
Free concert at fairmocnt.—
This AFTERNOON and EVENING the *
„„ ti , HARMONY CORNET RANT)
Will piny the most i*»pater music of the dir. EftiTlh#
new lounlaiotf on the NORTH Mi)E OR rAill*
MOLNI.
The Car* of the Green and Coate*. Fourth and Fiibih
itreet rimipaoy i-asa lion* Euhth and Coated strteu
every fire minute* !n convey to the troeai.
Fare FIvE CENTS.
aul9-f&tutf
J|Y S I'BSCRIPTIOX ONLY
•william rfad.
SnpsrictoorteaL
Appleton's New American Cyclocedvv, fcjpervcd.
Benton a Debotca of Consre«3, w iysfT?l.
Frank Moore’s Bury of iha A.f.Knrm R&vohitloc,
2 volumes, .%a.
Life ami Adventures of Car?on.
Dr. Pancoast’s Ladi*« Medical Uuice. 3i.«P.
Swedent*oru’a Eswiaihon of tbe Tocr Gospois ty Prof.
Bush. 25 cont 3 ppj No,
Wilkes’ Niu«ati\o of the V. S. Eaplorinr Expedition*
fi voluutoi, JOHN' McFaBT.AN a:c;«1,
ARCADE HOTEL, fiil CHESTNtI'
Acents rrantpd to j» *rr>ry roumy.
a5-iuwt*-9t
Return of tub
FAVORITES,
AT MUSICAL FI ND HAt L.
COMMENCING MONDAY EVFVfNO,
SEPTEMBER 13. and F.very F.vemn, riunr..* the Week
The World-HenowneJ. On iml *>id Gtdy
GEORGE CHRISTY’S MIXbTRIT.S.
OFORGE CHRISTY A li. M. HOOLEY,
PROPEIETO!!'.
S. C. CAMPBELL, Mus;ca! Director.
tU~ Admission 25 cent*. Foi j. irt .nihra see
smalt and force Lilts. Door* open at 7. Cor.r> once as
8 o'clock. LEWIS A. ZWiSI.EE.
87-101 - 3 .5?cU
GANFOKD'S OPERA HOUSE,
KLF.VENTH street, betw&en Cheatr/at and Market.
Open for the Season.
BANFORD’S STAR TROUPE,
the largest
Company in the w^rld,
Ib their excellencies every evening.
SANFORJ) appears
Every evening in Hit* great Role of Characier*.
Doors open at ?S« tJoiumenc* sti*.
Adn.i#£on 25 cents. Chnldren Urecs.
ang3-Sm
MCDONOUGH'S GAIKTIKS—RACE ST.,
Mow THIRD.
THIS EVENING.
THE GREAT TANIOMIME
BLANCO’S MAGIC F Wn S D ,
With New Scenery, New Diee«e*. and J,'cv Arrslct*
tiient.*.
WONDERFUI. FRICK!
IiRKAT SCENIC TRAN^FC-KVaT t ON*S!
XIWIIAXICAL t’TE’Ysi
Fnce of Admi«*ion and 15 rents. Private Boxes
25 cents.
rriHE PENNSYLVANIA ACADKMY OF
4- THE FINE ARTS.
No. in» CHESTNUT BTRKKT,
Is open daily, (Sunday# excepted,»from 9 A. >5. O: 4
F. M. Admibbion 25 cent#. Children under U y h-tit
price.
Bartholomew’s Statue of EVE REPENTANT now
exhibition for a short time.
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
JJOUSEKEEPERS,
AND THOSE COMMENCING HOUSEKEEPING,
Will find by far the largest an-! most u*efnl sLvV ci
housekeeping and useful articles m the city, c*<raprelcg
many new goods, just receive l from Kukto, of & kmd
never before for Bale in Philadelphia, at the wsrarooit.s
of
JOHN A.MUKPHEY iV CO.,
922 CHESTNUT STREET.
J,57-fm»tr ABOVFMXiH
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ac.
SILVER WARE.
WM. WILSON & SON
Invite ipecisl attention to their stock of SILVETt
WARE, which is row unusually «arge, affoMisg a v;>.
nety of pattern and design unsurpieaed by any hoa*?
the United Slates, and of finer quality than is m-.’-utso*
tured for table u#e many part of the World.
Our Standard of Silver is ?3i-I*WO parts pine.
The English Sterliug tiC's-liidO 41
American and French Dfd IndO “
Thus it will be Been that we cive thirtr-f.vA p-.rtj jinrw
than the American and French coin, and ton jarts runv*
than the English Sterling. We m*U all cur own Silver,
and our Foreman being connected wth the Re tin.in De
partment of the United State* Mint f.r yoveni year*, way
guarantee the quality as aU->veiSJs'. which is tho /n. s»
that can it viatic tobr scmr'aHr, and will rcs.st tha
action of acid# rnucA fcrtttf than f.\a orjunry Si’;,*
manHfaeturtd.
WM. WILSON fc SOX,
8. W. CORNER FIFTH AND CITFRRY ST?,
N. B.—Any fineness4->f Silver manufactured es agreei
open, but roiittfr/j tent inf*rto~ to I'rrnrh ard Jrun.
can ttnnJajJ,
Dealer* vopplied vith ihf*e»me standard ai u*ed ia
our retail department.
Fine Stiver iJars, 9&J-IW part* pure, cca*tar.t.j ca
hand.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
nPHE FIRM OF BE ATE?, JACOBY. &
A MH.LKR is THIS >■*
cetsc ol I>AVI l> $ jK».\>DV. T;,e i a«T ■'
tlnuwiil U* settled tu the s.i'vmn ~T {
i*.*ntimse th* hu«in >l 'n it the «’M a'*”’ i.' . .
of BKAThS A MiLI.EK. H UF. VTl*
ms-ar v, v j. .'iii i.rn.
TVOTiCK. —The < 'opurtntrship lurett ioi\»
i-i ei.stini l«c'veen the thiisrpie-s ss d i-'hxd
inufuil TIM-** I 1 A i.
THuM'S T M ASON luvin v’ Cll' T.T T-%
RuBJJVSOVi* ennremte'r*:?h ’ -fn ;*v! no
authorited to seitle the engine** ft .M.'' m V A
Tilu.V.*; 1. n
C K.HuVNS ’>
rniLAD%.,Pept.7,isr<'J
N.B.—The PRY GOODS JoBBIN’G R.j* ne?» -•'! U*
continued at N0.4)4 .MARKET ..rA-*- '-a
name. W THOMAST AjAItoN.
RntLAin.. Sept. 7.1V9. a?-im
TWOTICK IS HKKKKY (HYKN, ihai iha
11 firm of 'VYARMCK. CHADWICK. A BRO.istiin
day dissolved. Ihe Hearer. K.vue. ami M.vre
wilt !*e continued under tne i..tn.e M TliAliV. lOK A
BRO.,atthe Northeast corner oi RKCOMr arc RACS.
Streets. JOHN K. CHAoWtC'x
KHANCiS A. OUAUU
Philadelphia. Ju’y 11.1359. j-vi2.tr
IMPORTANT TO F.Vi-itY MAN M'UO
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jt op«ralea id stimulatm.. ih« « , r»ai-v h -a.}. . t.\ - c •-
gans to health* action. Tins ccnitour. t .*i'{
for leedin? Cattle or ihctr Kd ' k *.
purely of ve-etaMe inatm. aouie n >» •<*h ••
aromatic. For keepmc ln*-«cs in <*•/- .f>
unequalled. Coy keeper* uj'l i-ad -rr-J •../.-e.ie
the lncreiaed quant.t> auJ improv'd \ v ...t» - < n:-«.
during its use. All .minnl-i v* *'‘ n ' f ’\v r.
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