The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, September 28, 1859, Image 4

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reading the paragraph headed Oamno
.». .‘Dentistry, !1 ,1 have beeu induoed to *ens you the
4 enclosed, which was out from a Boston paper, a day
'i- jjYtwo ago'. -I should havo pronounced it a hoax,
had -not iny *«* ° n ? °f U»
■ '■ manywhohad thn'ottriosity to go and seo it. Tho
dog belonged to a Mrs. jCoolidgo,. who has owned
him fourteen lie had been to Washing.
. sU .times with Her,He was bitten thTeo weeks
. ago by ahothefdog, audbia'jnfctrow had him in
her chamber,' and attended thrce physiciuns,
1 who wet® unable'th*restore him.
- It iff said thnt oyei* five hundred, poisons wont to
, ' seethe dog in its Coffin, and the next afternoonthe
--lady,'with her-colored servant, took the coffin in
.a carriage to Mount - Auburn*- and,'as soon as pos
sible, fttombstonewillbe erected
• -IfK< above sbgpits canine undertakers, you no
• doubt will say.' It certainly goes ahead of any*
r have ever.yet beaTd, and goes to'prove
that all the fools are not dead yet.
/A Constant Reader.
ATlAibns Funeral.— For>a long lime past a
lady living at the western part or the .city has
owned, apet companion of the pahlne specioB, whicb
hnsbeon carefully nursed, tended, watched, and
beloved by its ■= mistress . wi(&_ the utmost possible
care and affection, attdbeentnftdb; the recipient of
• , every doggish comfort. 1 atid^luxury that love and
strong regard could suggest. ! Notwithstanding all
• this.'however, the unhappy Pet, in an evil hour,
encountered a vulgar and-,evil-disposed creature of
, * Ms. own BpecUa, Und being rndtfy’assaulted, was
' torn and.injured to such an extent that he died of
• his wounds,* and now his disconsolate and affec
tionate mistress has providedrfor Ms remains a
handsome mahogany coffin, bound his head with a
. Wreath of laurel, and to-day In solemn funeral pro
cession will follow his body to Mount Auburn where
it wilt he interred. Like every other dbg, he has
had Ms day, i
The Cleveland Plaindeaier talks plainly enough
as follows’: ! ■
{ ‘YrVlearn by tha'VTashington papers that the
... reply* of Attorney General Black, or Bennett, to
Judge Douglas Is being Sent through the mails from
" that city by the .cart load, 1 under the frank of that
. ..Cabinet office*:. . The law is explicit, apd forbids
any officer.of too Government entitled to the'frank
, l from.franking afiytMng but what relates to the
business of Ms office,- a member of the Cabinet or
' head of‘a Bureau la required toplaceupon tho en
velops 'Official Business,* That, with the 1 name
- of tne officer, entitle* it to a freb pasa through the
.post office*. The Attorney General, therefore, in
; sending off his manifesto against Judge Douglas,
- has to endorse them’'official business, 1 and that
,veiy, conscientious old fogv of & postmaster at
• Washington permits them all to pass, notyitbstand
- ing he very well knows that the enaorsementupon
" the package is an infamous fraud, and contains not
• word of ‘ offioial business. 1 11
* A Steam Fire Engine toe Lancaster.—
We understand that the Empire Hook and Ladder
. ■ Company, at the solicitation of some of our leading
-citizens, have been induced to renew their efforts
—to~raise the means to pnrohase a steam fire engine
similar to the “ Hope/* of Philadelphia. We ore
informed Jhaf several gentlemen are willing to
give $lOO each, and with a few contributors of tbAt
kind the necessary amount could soon be raised.
Wo trust the movement will be suooossful: indeed,
r the introduction of steam fire, engines, here and
- elsewhere, is only a question of time. Theirsups
rior efficiency is so apparent, that there can be no
—.-tiro opinions on the subject. We therefore wish the
41 Empire 11 suooqss in their undertaking.^—La/<c<zs
tef Barjiresff." '
Challenge,-to tub World,—-Wo were
waited apon yesterday afternoon by Mr. Wm.
Harding of this city, who desires us to make public
a ehtllengo whloh is only exceeded .in its liberality
by ft< oddity. Tho proposition of Mr. Harding is
to back Benjamin Smith—also ft resident of Cin
cinnati—aged eighty years, to 1 run a foot-race wi'h
any man in the world of a similar age, one or two
hundred yards, for the -sum of $5,000. The person
upon whom Mr. Harding U anxious to risk hi*
money is welt known here, and of a class of people
** remarkably young for their age* I —in these days
of fast living and foster- dying; a bias* very 11 mjted
in its numbers.— Ci?ictnnatt(Ohio) Commercial.
Explanation or a Sensation Row in a The-
atre.—A few evenings since, while the curtain
was down between the sets of the play at Laura
I *'Theatre, New York, s woman rose in the
dresH Circle and proceeded lto Address the house,
exhorting them to repentances and going on in a
way to lead the audience'to believe that sho was
demented. ' She'was quietly led’from the*'theatre
and peace was restored. It now turn* out that iho
was not crazy at &11, ;but thftt «he undertook tho
preaching feat to win it ' wager of $25. The winner
of the bet is said to ba t Hr. John Hawkins. 1
’ •- A Blind CHfisa-FiAvEß'.^—Perhaps tho only
instance on record, of & bUns roan aaqniring a pro
ficiencyin the game of chess is that of a Mr. Lum
ley, an Engli*hmsn,%hO; bas lately been astonish
ing the English clubs by bis skill. He has only
been playingtorkbout twoyears and a half, and
yot at the Coventry chess club he conducted three
. games simultaneously. alLof which, after a contest
of four hours'and a half, terminated, in his favor.
A young lidy, aged about sixteen, of con
: Biddable intelligence ond prepossessing appear
ance, is now residing with the sheriff or Ottawa
county, Ohio/preparatory 1 to her removal to the
lunatic asylum, who became Insane from viewing
the Aurora. Borealis a .short .time ago,.which she
- waslnduoed to beltcre betokened the approaching
end of the world.,
Receipt* op ti£e National Fair.—The to
tal 'receipt* - at' tho national Agricultural fair held
in Chicago, were $55,000. * The receipt* at the na
' tlonnl fair held at Richmond, in October last, were
$7,461:50. •’
IMPORTATIONS.
file ported for TfcePreas.l ” . ' ’
A Co; 35 hhds sugar 6 bbU honey Madeira & Csbada.
tHOS.W T E«^ P 0 '
SA&IL. J P REEVrI’( C ° KU ' tTl ‘ ofiaE M°«H. '
LETTER BAGS
*I, TH » toncniKTe’ bxchakq*, j mtAiaipßU. ■
ShinTuacwora. Dnnlevr Ltv.rpooliOot 1
Baric Ann Elizabeth. Norjrave.... Havana, anon
Brie Clnra, Herdroan .London, booH
Brie Emwre. Crorrell —.-.. .Kinseton, Ja, aoon
Sohr Golden Gate, Hammond .Percambu®o. soon
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OK PHILADELPHIA, Kept. 38, 18S9.
TOggler— ■•■ c:!. 8U . s .^".rr.lS
. . . ARRIVED.
Steamship Detawaro, Copea, 18 hours from New York,
jrtth mdse and passengers to Jas Allderdine. Paaiid
Island a Ureeship, lumber laden, schr
ChasJlatoji, nnda light brig; below Delaware City, saw
pilot boat Gen Pike towing a waterlogged fishing sinacln
alao saw two berm bpMJ pelow New, Castle pasted two
- barks: boiow-Witrmftctodtwolierm brigs.and alxrotUO
aebrsin the hay and nvcr, bound up.
-la«ft#ll& rl * , <S? ro '’ 7dar ‘ fr ° rn Bo ' lon ' in l ” 1 -
Jfelen Maria. Nickerson, daya from Boston,
with rodso to Twelta & Co.
i day* from Boston.in IwUlast
to J W A J F F Burr.
„ Bn* Jnd*o Hathaway, Lancaster, 19 days from Cion-
Miaepa. with sucartoS Welsh.
Schr EI/B Wales. Hoffman. Bdays from Wilmiugton,
NC, with navnl stores to D 8 Stetson A Co.
* r S°brKate Morrill. Lowden. 8 days from Wilmington,
NC. with navaUtormto D 8 Stetson ft Co.
Schr Rollins. Goo Vin, 8 days from East port, with fish,
Ao-to E A Bonder fc Co.
Schr P A Hawkins, Peroiva|,r day* from Cape Ann,
with mdietoG A Wood; * -
wf&rj'tij 3dasa from B -° v6r '
*l* from SmnM ’ Del - wi "'
Bohr<Cha* Atlrinson.Atkin*. J day from Milton, Del,
with corn to .Tas L Bewley & Co.
, Behr Battle Veasev, Daws, l day from Milton,' Del,with
grain to Jss T, Bowler A Co.
, . Bohr Geo Edward, Baker, from Salem. .
Schr Grace Girdler, Fame, from Boston, ’
f°hr M.yy3L*ttersoh. Somer*. frhni Boston.
Pehr WhileSquaJl. Sharp, from Boston. .
.. gent' Mary.Ehsabeth, Reed, from Boston.
Soar JS Gner, Dernier, from P/ovideuce.
, CLEARED.
Blanmship City of Richmond, Mitchell, Richmond, T
Webster, Jr.
Ptearnriup Kennebec, Hand. New York, Jos Allderdiee.
Brig Molunkus, Mitoheli, Barbadoes, T Wattaon Sc
cons.
Brig Alfaretui, Bibber, Portland, G-A Heoksher Sc Co.
Schr Owe Paine, Boston. do
gebr SB Wheels r, Mo Langhßn. Salem. C Miller A Co.
Bohr John Fnmum, Crowell, Providence, Crowell &
Collins.
Schr Fessenden, Hooper, Boston, Nevins Sc Sawyer.
Rohr White Sharp, Boston. B Mimes & Co| -
Sc ir Mary Pattenwn, Somers, Portsmouth, do
_J3<*hr Mary Elisabeth, Rood, Cambridge, Van Dusen,
Nor on A Co.' ip ■ > t ■
. -Schr J-SjSr(flr,D«bner, Haver«traw,4 R White.
Schr Ipvincime, Hndedon. Salom. N Sturtevant A Co,
Schr Bpr*v» Price, Boston j L Rothermel A Co.
Btr H L Gaw, iter, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr. *
. .(CorregwmdencA of The Press.)
mL t HAVRE’DE GRACE, Sept 27, J6ot,
The Kingston left here,this morning with Jtboat*
in tow, laden and connmeo a* follows?' .
JnhfrA Honper. naner to Win A Baird, and corn to A
G Cartel! A Co: Col George Bodine, lumbar to Bairn 80l
ton & Co; Ramsey A Tqmlintop, do io.Nororofif. A
finaets; Col J C Fremont, do to John Crnix; Rising Snn
and Sarah Jano. do to Malone A Tmlor; Ehxabeth Wa
ver, do to »l Tnimn & Sons*, Six Brothers, do to Henry
Croslrey; England A Brown, do to O A D 8 Cadwriaderi
T J Lwrie, bituminous Coal to Sfttb Caldwell: Samuel
Btsmanf wheat and com to Alex NeshJtf Judge Tliggins.
gtranger, and Goo Mowton, anthracite coal tcrDelaware
(Correspondence of The Press.} -1 ,l .' : ■
w READING, Kept. 27, m
boats from the union Canal passed into
theiSohuvUnll Cana\to.day, bound toPhiladelphia, laden
and consigned as follows:
.Primrose,.bituminouscoal tooaptain:Osprey,grain to
P Bushong; to Sons: Geo W Miller.’coto, Aof to
Mary, iron ore to E A G Brook: Tradesman, do to Eck
ert A Co.
BY TRLKOBAPIf.
(Correspondence of tba Philadelphia Exchange.)
, ~, „ CAPE ISLAND. Sept Z?. h\i PM.
The. sfoamsbin State of Georgia, from Savannah, is
now m sirnt off Cape Henlooen, heading in. Noves
iy»ls passed to sea to-day. Wind sontli—weather thick.
Thermometer » degrees.
Yours, THOS. B. HUGHES,
«u MEMORANDA.
Sfcsamsntp Keystone State, MaTshman, hence, arrived
atCharleston atJO o'clock ort Monday night,
for New York 8 Cope, sailed Irom Mamlla3dJuly
Bbip Wm j Morris, Jackson, at Manilla July 6 from
Hong Koov, and remained Wth. for New York.
to 8 2811 f Freeman, for Melbourne, oleared at Bos
_-BhipllAVAti. Crocker, for Hong Kong, cleared at New
York 28th inst.
Ship Jack Frost, Thomas, from 'Moulmein, at London
13th inst,
Ship stAriight, Howes, wiled from Manilla July 6 for
New York.
ShinHanisbure.Wiswfil}. atCag\iari Istinst, from Ci-
Vit* veechia, end sailnd 2d for Spain.
Ship Golden Kngle, Ellsworth, from Newiork for San
Francisco, wag spoken June 21, J no lat. Ao.
Shin Marathon, Vandyke, remained at BordeaxlSth
inst. for New Reported sailed i«t inst.
Shin Sea Ranger, Burnham, sailed from Cuxhaven
lOthmaf.fofHafrannf ■ ■-* ■.
Bark W C Anderson, Hall, cleared at Boston 25th inst.'
for Cape Town, CGH. . -
' Brig Waterloo, Congdnn, for EligabetliportorPhila-
fiohording to wind, eaileil from Providence 25th
. ® r I K .Martha Washington, Anderson, sailed from 8a
- Philadelphia.,- , .
* GeA Manghara.Scudder, from Rio de Janeiro
lO hsi, u J t Rt .r®£YorkyeBterday.
dna JKtoinw Weaver, hoiico, arrived at Alexan
* Boston l 8( ™’ ® avis A f or Chester, Fa, cleared at
or &nSLi y 'TO^® :atßA ’ itimnr ®26lh ‘ „
. f,om No* Bedford
Diibout Corson 1 fT^r 7 ', Sampson, Lamot
f ' om ; Bo!, “
' Sohr-ffohn Compton, Shiiiny hen Ce. amVed at PW.
„ mouth 20th Inst, t , : IIJ
■'' *t Aleisn.
SPOKEN i ”,
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
VP TO 12 o’clock last night.
GIRARD HOUSE—Chestnut at., lelow Ninth.
J F Haver, Kv, A Mitoholl. Cin, O >
CH Seller, NY hi M Walsh. Fa , ■
AM Ballad* <fc la,Reading MrsTSwenk, Milton
A hi Sallada, Fa Miss S J O’Uaniol. Del
G T Todd, Del Mt Hnndv it la. Balt
GDußois, N V .T-T Chandler- Mias
J a IRephonn, Mies L K Pcnrs. Mo
J A<F.r.u.nn. Va ' W J Hill. KC
Mis. Hill, N O -Mr Gill fc n, Balt
Cant J Brou.h, Va W J Brough, V.
M Malone, Pa . „ J MRu livan, Builor
GB A BhaelTor Ala, i’» <J-f Oii'koy A In, Pa
Miss M Allison, Pa M Shonk, Fa
Miss I. Wntr.l, Pa „ W F Johnson, Pa
WH Talbott, Indianapolis 0-’Mornson. Inamnanolia
f CJohnson.Jnd - , I Hinnie.l 11
HTinriell&la, Pa . eßhraye.Miss .
Col A D stowart, St Louis K Mackensio, St Louis
MrCola &IS. Gn A Caster. II S A
O W Pottar, Fla* Cr Uraubart & la, Ga
Mis Shepherd. Ga WS Shepherd, Ga
Mrs KC Porter. La I, Waddell, La
F,B Winslow. Boston , C H Rohtnson k la, N C
li Stanlj fc wf. California Mrs Kellogg. Wesh. D C
JH Roberts, NO, ■ T M Gilmer kla, Ala
P R Grattan, Montg'y. Ala lain Wyman, Montg’y, Ala
Henr. Biehon, Conn Mra W D Bishop, Conn
T H Brown & la. Halt _ J S Atwater, N Haven
1) CCarrington k la. N O K L Tracy k wf, N O
Mr Worthington fc la, Cm Mrs Harvey kaon.NY
Mra Ross Jb*2 ohildren Miss Cnninshatn
B Kins; Ga A Mis k fam. Macon, Ga
KBonn & fam, Ga Mra Colton k 2 da, Ga
W-M Townsend k la. Ga B P lfowcll, N C
Gen Coombs k fam, Ky Miss Brownell, Ky
H S Lefman, N Y T H Hpenr. Ga
MissC GDodd,N.I JnoWOoM, SC
JnoA Williams. N C FM Johnson kla. Mobile
Mrs Philbrook, Mobile J F Janett, h-ob.ie
Mias Mlchie k sis, Jtiehm’d hMLamar k wf, Ga
H W Butler. Springfield W W Taylor kla. Balt
J Brlokhead k son, Balt Miss Brickhead, Balt
H S Taylor, Balt , B Williamson, N J
L A Pond & 2 la, Tenn K ? \ n« ‘jn N Ti!lfoT
J Smith. Pa JIA Boland, Lane co
W F Hoynolds, Bellefonte B A Bueiier, Curiibco, Pa
a i> n n ..l, mv E yV WileVt hi Y_
Mra Delnny, Waahinrton yTtp h r el l h;‘ | m i ®
WGontemian k laGluo Thooprek la,Balt
Mr Banting & la, N Y W R Hill, N Y
F. W Hazard, 111 F, Sl ß', n< l? r ’
C Castor MrEichery
N M Sutton, NY- I'H Eieholtz, Look Haven
J A Van Tassel, N Y Geo M Stemmnn, Fa „
3 B Trodwell Mrs H K Parsons t da, Pa
F K Boas, Harrisburg ~, M Harrington k la, Fa
SftttiS™ 11
H 5 Evans, West Chester R Danes, Heading
MERCHANTS 1 HOTEL-Fourth *t., below Arch.
H F Kuch, Northumberland .T Ta*eart Nortbumberl’d
Sara! Walter, Daridsville JSwenk, Davidavdle
ARSwan, Clarksburg WHSwan Blurenlle
WWBitnong. Pa H 8 Wilson. Ohio
JSWilSSnfa CKberlr, Co lumbus, O
5 8 Ham'll!. Pa W Digbf. Pittaharg
J Brownfißld, Pa p^,',B i", u *
Petar Wil&nn. Pa Mm O’Rielf. Pittsburg
A Zeler.Pn, Rami Boyd. Pittsburg
Mrs Reiser Pa J M Dunlap. Pittsbure
D Jxvin. i*a hire Robinson Ada. Pittsb
Mrs M Kbvb. Pa w Robinson, PitUhurs
J JPausleyA wife. Pittsburg
MM AJcSfburaVPa G Clark/Pittsbure
Pwftlkar !>«. A Hutton, New Castle
I HnabsPa Wi Bay®, Bteubenville, O
HP Lyon. Pa Pi^?i r lJ janoas v r n
iga 7 w/ft, Pa
*r^‘“ ,Fa C Hedge, ® ,rBal>ur ®
J W Lozan & wife. Pa Of Rowley. Ohio
J B Martin, Kingston, Tenn JKelchen.Tenn
M H Mansfield, Ohio Miss Rutherrord. Pa
Miss E Rutherford, Pa Miss B nulherford. Pa
J Turner. Luzerne Th°s Dair. Pittsburg
C 3 T florid. Miss J.Myers, Wash
E Kenney. Wash * J Hirst. Easton ,•
wdfcs&Svft iisntehng
D E Nice, FotUville T Sillimnn. Fottsville
E F Parker, Fla Ja» E Griffin, Fa
J R Ehy, Harrisburg A Arinstroiig. Md
W McLean, Shinnenakur* 0 3 McLean. Shippensb'z
B J Snoddy. Smppensburg J H Oreiawell, Shinpensb'g
JB Samson, Pa s!>sa Sanderson, Pa
P Mofntlre, York, Fa - EHFassett, Toledo, O
Jae McDowell, Va J l* Horton, Pa
G 8 Brady fc la, Lancaster
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut st.. above Filth.
JW Frazer, NY Hon FHave, 111
C Maynard fc wife, Pa Jamr*. H Soott, Pa.
E Van Deuson,Pa PH Freemnn,Pa
WBSeott, Pa W 8 Ldwaul. Pa
ft Watson. Pa M Mltohell, I’a
3 H Cnurtiae, Pa Misa E L Courtiw, Pa
If W Watson, Ta F Bound. Pa
HMoodie.Pa Tit Rimmrlon.Pa
S Horton, Pa„„ il ll Cnpelaml. I'a
T M Sanord, N Y B Shepherd, Ohio
W JHehurd B Bruison, Ohio
A M Shields, Blair*villa Mrs E Laid, Whlhamsport
Mrs M A Clark, Pa Miss OaUwoh. Pa
Mina J Caldwell, Pa Col Calvert. Pa
A Baldwin fc eon, Va J M Raver. NC
T B Meziar, Col J Frantz. Lane co
T B Rowley. Pitlahurg A R Reed, PitUlwrg
S 8 Segler, Newark, O J Cl Bnslav, Newark, O
A 8 Chapman. Ohio Lowia Foss. Ohio
JHSadler;Gat wr?iSr , c ,
S O'Connor, Pittsburg W C Maokey Pittsburg
W H Tyler, N Y g A Bart, N O
Mrs J Lewis. N C E Barker Jlip
R Trembly, Boston T Green, Boston
• P Lnnzdnu, Boalon S W Aucrnet, G 8 N
W Sehaslrerger, York, Pa T Mulhn, Boston
iSphn GalUger, Boston
S*ATE3 UNlON—Market Bt,, above Sixth.
8 Spnneler f S K BAyie, York co
BFFok Wm Hooker. BloorofieM
J Thompson. Jr, l? ft Gwons, Birminsimm
J D Caspar, Landisbur* F F Laijdisburg
F McClain
T Andrewr _ Dr S GTayiar. Mich^
Tt J Wlnterode. Hanover J N Moore k la. Miffln’n
W Rise &U, Miffimtovm Mr*E Moore. Mifflntown
H Noble & la & A O Kerr, Allentown
P Flinkimter, Hanover D Fllnkmzer. Hanover
H M Bitmck, Hanover D Kocbenderfer. Perry co
A Patterson, Hollirtaysbur* E E Hnyt, Warren. O
Q W fiedgwiok A to* lnd U >V Herrick, Perry po
GJ Rice, Perry Mi** Thompson. Jumat a
H k Thompson, Jvio\atapo T Sears. Cumber Undo o
J Kooos. Cumberland co S 8 Raibbon, Lancaster
A 8 Koonn k wf. NewriHe J B Niblack, Laudisburg
W Wright, Patterson J Thoropaon,
J E Thompson, Texas A P Ownes, Tyrone City
.T Gill, Pa . D J Negley. Ripley Piano ,
T H Long, Dummingvllle J Kammeron, Pa
J Feghtly.Juniataco HChristman, ind co
I) Swew, Pa _ t J.U Owens. Pittsburg
W G Hwbison, N Caslt® Wm Anderson, YounEu’n
J J Shoemakw k Ja, Bedford J MShoemnkor. Bedford
H McCone. Locknort G Chambers, Pleas’t Unity
D Smith, Germantown J Qonji/i, Pa
Mrs K E Conner, Pa J ftanit k la. Newport
W W Boyer,Harrisburg J ACbnaty Mtj. Mifllint’n
Jesse (font A it, NsWpori gQyer.Harri^rg
S Y Bojer, Harrisburg J Aftbristy & la. Mifflmt’n
W H Mason, Carlisle SWEsriy, Carlisle
And Pmtser, Pa H W Irwm, p*
J A McCoy, K *
John Bruner. Pa Jobn l)u11. MtVernon, Pa
8 O Haller, 81ilppensbarg M Gilson. Middletown
¥ & Hryan. EUeabethtown P G Baxtresser. Pa
Jos Boec. Harrisburg Gen P Watson,Mjddletown
Gen AW WWflfiu.HftTrisbg J J Shoemaker, Harrisburg
h K frf!!zer,Po„ _ John J Osier, Pa
Tbo* N Fitoey, Jbw pqpbaugh, Pa
UNION HOTEL—Arch street, above Third,
E EHoyt, Warren, O Josiab Jackson. Pinla
Isaac Stauffer, Fa . —Vaa B/ow«, MI), Allog C lty
J Boyer,MoEweneviUe Wraß«rMr.Q.
A Hanaur.B Bend, Ind M* Bjyth. Pitttburg
AloxMos*rove, C) ‘ Benjßwsgav, Q
W Boadenbamer, Havana G p Wert, Havana
Jos Richey Mt Stirling, O E Jones, Harrisburg
Miss L CArson, Pltlamirg R Ray, Allegheny city
P RaT, Allegheny City Rimnn Gebns. McEwensv
JP. Wine, CIB r Wattson, Dal
H Weber, Marietta, O W H CooLßeav Alaadow
JW Brown, Pa ... . Sami Heidy. O M 9
J M Ouster, Perryyille, O fhos pay, Trenton, 0
A W Brown, Lewisbirr r Mrs Hall. Salem. N J
Miss A Brown, Salem. N J Mias C Holme, N.l
Jos B Wiator. Salem, N J N J Morm k wf, jlalt
TBilliman,T’ottsyille AE Nice, Pottsvflie
W Boone, Pottsville (t O H Kitchen. ERston
D L Esterlv, Pottsville B Evert i k wf. Pottsnlle
Mrs Bell. Pottsville Mrs Heflher. Pottsville
Jno 8 Holcomb. N J Mn Holcomb k da, N J
T Barto k la, Beading „ SNycum.pa
H A Gump, Bedford co, Pa Jneob Waconor, Pa
J W Hutchison, Pa D H Hutchison, Pa
H C Grocncwalt, Pa ~ B Over, CJjambersburg
;Mr Heyslnger. Sbippensb g In* Brown, Fninklmco
Z Bowman, Harrisburg W M Gardner, Cmnberia'd
E O'Brien, NJ
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third.
B Raney., Youngstown, 0 0 Raney, Youmstown.O
J McAlmn. Ohio „ It J T ilnrelmU, Now Caelle
J T MoMiliin, New Castle J) M Wagner, Beljefonto
Mrs D at Wagner, Bellefo’e Chat PUmpton. Phila
Hugltsnile JD Van Burkert, ilUKhsv'e
N Parke*, Munoy A B Rnrout-HughsvHle
J Wolf, Pa Mrs Nrce, Phirnivviile
G C McWarno, Pa Mrs Oliver, Ph/pnixvlUe
A 8 Croßsiey, Btoomsbnrg Cpo It Jjearie, »|oomw'g
W H Cool, Beaver Meadow W T Weaver, Pa 6
J Henderson, N Cnsile, Pa J J Euston. Lebanon
GM Brubaker, Millersburg Cant C 8 Leader. 8 Haven
. D BhHppall, Ben Haven B F Shannon, Bcn Haven
VLB ray, Cresson Bainl Gray, Port Carlwn
•Jacobs Spang, Pa Jas P Rimins, I’ntUville
B R Nice. Hamburg H E Warlord. N J
Sami Kreamar, Pa u H E Lams, Pa
WR Orth. Pa G peters, Monroe
P Nice, Monrod Hon G Sanderson. Lana’r
p A Frey, York, Pa JR Bheep, Danville. Pa
t> Sholbart, Dnnvilto, Pa T J Vastino, Danville, Pa
FRANKLIN HOUSE-Oiestnut street, atwve Third
D K iJilor, Trenton H William* A wf, Cin, 0
W 8 Hitch. Del J Mitchell, Newark, N J
J Lahna, Canton, 0 J Rex. Canton. 0
Mr Revnolde, Canton. 0 A K Cruser A la, N J
Dr W Jonsort A la, N York D Pancoast. Lancaster
G DeWitt. Jr, Newark Miss E De Witt, Newark
J M Johnston A la AT WelJs,Memphis,Toon
8 C Northrop, Newark J T Mayer. PoUsviUe
8 Gray, Port Carbon G O BenoH<mberger, Pa
T K Fftrkman, T toy 0 Potter, Jr, It I
A Weigby, Lebanon H R Itoadly, Conn
G L Cook, Conn C Malny, New York
G Sanderson, New York
JONES' HOTEL—Chestnut street, above Sixth,
HH Piper. Balt BRtephens, Balt
W C Jessup, Augusta, Ga G Warren, Newark. N J
It M Cooper, N J Jno H Rioliardson, Wash
F A Thoinae. Cal Miss Thomas. Cal
M Norman, Va. A Anderson« Va
J Whitaker, N J J Ewing, NJ
Mrs Hitchcock A fa. Pa Miss Garrison, Pa
Jacob 0 Frick, Pottsviile II Buck A la, 8 C
Airs J Holmes, S C Mrs 0 Wright. S C
’ho Randell, SC ELI racy A la. N C
) Fieeroux Ala, Chariest n Mr T E Ryan. Charleston
' C Rickett, Elkton, Md Isaao Seeley, N Y
t D Gaither, Balt T W Noely A la.Savnunah
•lias Whitehead, Savannah N C Ifarbosnu, Pa
l G Woods, Ohio It Young A la, t*a
MERCHANTS' HOUBE-Third st., above Cnllowhill.
G Balinian, St Joseph, M° J R Swpyer, Laoo. ra
, Chas Hoaser A La, Pa J B Aiebaoh A la, Tremont
Jos Eugensperger. Pa MM«tt, Pa
O L Shoemaker, Pa J A Shoemaker, Fa
Geo Christman. Pa' , ' SOBiynn.Pa
J R Heim, McEwemviUe Geo w Stocker, Catawissa
II Pfahler. CntawissatPa J Wilson. Montourville.Pa
S Calms, Milton J W Strmjse, Catawissa
Jo* Mart*,- Catawissa, Pa W Ciemal, Catawissa, Pq.
P Seesholtz - , CntAwissa, Pa JGemel.Pa ;
W Wmsport B Appleman A xrf.Colum'a
Geo Treon, Pa Peter Barkley. Hamburg
P 8 Gerhard, Hamburg Beni Burkey, Hamburg
E Worthing,Pa- _ SlmpnD Stenben, pa
. • A Schurtx.Nortnajnp'nw)
Thna MiUer. White Hall It Ault. Lelwnon
AH Wild, Dauphin co Sol Hein, Lebanon co
W H H Backenstine, Pa a Jacob parley,Rohlkco, Pa,
R J Loo A la, Womeledorf D Shell A l&, Womelsdorf
RV R Leipe, Womelsdorf J Bomar, Berwick
Jfioob Meyer. Berwick W Richard, Berwick
P Albright, Berwiolc fi P De Mott. Bloomsburg
Geo Mettgle, Lancaster co H Seebold, Freed«burg,Pa
COMMERCIAL street, ab. Clieatnut.
H P Cmlwallader, Pa J Swatgood, Potter’s Mills
RBeviLjPa WDHaupt. Sun bury
P Pouat, Dayton. 0 H Holueflij, Hnmngdon co
J Devoe. West Chester Cm J CJeude/im, Pa
J Cbafield. Ohamborsburg .T Irving, Del co
J Baker. Dm co GNMendfth, York, pa
SK Robllls, Pa ABlilx, Mas*
Jvs Trayner, Chester co KJ Putt, Dauphin co
B S Ksuffman, Dauphin co J Slieaier, Harrisburg
J Bhoarer, Jr. nnrrisburg W H Axe, Phila
Jaoob Reel, Harrisburg J Reel, Jr, Harrisburg
Wm Bostick, Hurnsburg W Bhoemakar, Roxbury
M R Skinner, Roxbury - M Penpook, Wilm'n, Del
bj Kirk, Lancaster co wmfl Jhckson, Jr. Del
On Maxwell. Klkton, Md Win S Jaakson, Wilm'n
Geo W Price A wf, Coatesv Clio* W Kitchon A la.
Wm Walker, Cumberl'd co Hoct Hougfon, Chester co
H Hawkins, Lewislmrg V G Coho. lowa City
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL-Secoiui st., above Are).,
M Robison, Jersey Bhore A Page, Williamsport
A P Trexbr, Bhamokm,Pa Al£ Trexler. Shamokm, Pa
G Grove.Shamokm, Pa W G Miller, Danvilio
8 Williamsport G Apply North. Pa
H%?. r ,%!,r n "" ovs
jftfiasissifts?
Johji K Kline, Allontown SMacJarran, Allentown .
Felix France. N J J D Meroer. N J
J B Earl, McKean co, Pa A Larosh, Pa
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third st., above CMlowhiU.
p Kicuter.Tnd D Aurand, Pottsviile
J Young, Allentown M Lash, Roxbnro
w Rockowj Rojsboro W Harmer, I’ennshnrg
C * M Clmmbere, Somertnn
O Hirstland, Oregon M V Vauarsdale, Feaslerv’
Aißuokman, Fensterville Sam] Trnmhower, Doylest'
Chas Buckman, Feastervilie Benj Ktq l»Jj, Lansdale
H Doenn*er, New Texas H Kalbaph, flarnvi||p
F D Weidner A la, Kut*’n H Stauffer! Pa
Levi Lebo. Millersburg , John Deiblor. Millersburg
N Landis «JD» Durtnot Adam Glase.Pa
GfebTrion, Pa • Geo Christman, Pa
0 Younir.A lajtfew York EB Weaver, Lancaster oo
AG-lackfon.TQnn W I) Onvell, W
V 8 Doebler A la, Pa TS Dnebler, Pa
H B Thomas. New York Miss Bates, New York
Mrs Lewis, New ork \ Hnnssns, New York
JN Sadler, Va J MMooroWad. Pa
M J Lamberton, Franklin JP Byars. Cooporsburg
W H Banxe, Hanover, Pa E Spie, Jlanovor, Pa
G W Wilson, Hanover, Pa W Grummne, Hanover, Pa
8 Keefer, Hanover, Pa „ J Rupp, Hanover. Pa
HWinetrum. Hanover, Pa ABnw4ay. Hanovor, Pa
A Batcher, Hanover, Pn L W Kaufman A la. Pa
R Witsoni Del A W Liohelbergor, Pa
«,r JSAGLE HOTEL—Third street, above Race,
DM Painter, W**t Chester G B West, West Chester
•FHSimon, PhilA E L Janepling. Pa
WRBauhHm, 8 Wilkinson, Chester co
«r P « Ander 4 on » Ga J C Smith, West Chester
u A Morrison, Melaner’s Ft
n w*il r i c /-fl4^^ anon J Barber, uttca co, N Y
fflm co J J ftliUer,Somerset .
Mraßardwell, Pa GDufenback.
THE PRBJSS.-TttILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER &8, 1859.
iEgal notices;
IN TUB ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF’PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of SAMUEL WKBT, Deoensed, (Intestate.)
Estate of ANNA WEST, DocoasccM Testate.)
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit.'Battle,
and adjust the account of EM K. PRICE, Adminis
trator d. b.n. of the estate of SAMUEL WEST, da
ceased, and the aooount of ELI K. PRICE, Executor of
the Wat will, eto„ of ANNAWEST, deoeased.and to
make distribution amons the next of Km and legatee*,
according to their rights in respeot to both estates,
taking into view the distributions made
among them bv said Anna West, as Administrator of
said Samuel West.anduf tho indebtedness of her estate
‘to hia estate,,and the indebtedness of legatees to hdr
estate, will meet tho parties interested for tho purposes
of his appointment, on MONDAY, the 3d day ui Oc
tober, 1659, at 4 o’clock P. M.. at his office, No. 201 South
FIFTH Stroot, in the city of Philadelphia.
JOHN SAMUEL,
Auditor,
a2l -wfinSt
FTHE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTV OF PHILADELPHIA.
. Estate of JOHN MORRIS. Deceased.
• The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the first and final account of JOHN J. MOR
RIS, Administrator of the estate oi JOHN MORRIS!
deceased, and to report distribution of the balance in
the hands of the Accountant, will meet the parties in
terested, for the purposes of his appointment, onTUES
DAY, October 4th, 1859, at 4 o’clock P. M., at his office,
No. 432 WALNTT Btreet, In the city of Phibidelphia.
GEORGE SLRuEANI,
s2l-wfinst Auditor.
IN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of WILLIAM A. MARSHALL, Deceased.
The Auditor Appointed by the Court.to audit, settle,
and adjust the final acoount of WILLIAM R. LEJKE,
Aotinx Executor of the will of WILLIAM A. MAR*
doconsod, and to make distribution of the
luilance in the hands of said accountant, will meet the
parties interested for the purposes of his appointment,
on MONDAYiOctolwrlfth, 1&9, nt 4 o’clock. P, M,, at
the office ot WILLIAM A. LEJEE, 309 WALNUT
Street, in the city of Philadelphia. aZI-frn.wfit
IN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
CITY and COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of WILLIAM A. MARSHALL, Deceased,
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and ndiust the first and only account of CHARLES
LENNIG and WILLIAM R. LEJKE. Trustess, ap
pointed under the will of william a. Marshall,
deceased, and to make distribution of the balance in
the hands of said Accountant, will m?et the parties in
terested, for the purposes of bis appoiDtment.cn MON
DAY. October 17fh, 1859,!at 4 o’clock P M„at the office
ofWILLIAMR. LEJEE,3O9 WALNUT Street, in the
city of Philadelphia. ■ ■ 523-frmwgt
ftJUNICIPAL CLAIMS.
Notice is hereby given to the owners of the properties
meutioned in the appended memoranda of Claims, that
wnts of soiro facias will be issued thereon, in three
months from the date hereof, unless the same are paid
on or before that time. _
WILLIAM D. KELLEY.
Attorney for Chaimanta,
411 CHESTNUT Street.
Philadelphia,June 23, J 859.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON FLEAS FOR THE
m CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
The City of Philadelphia to the use of Jacob Bartholo
mew vs. Lay & Brother, owners or reputed owners, or
whoever may be owners, Common Pleas, December
fermi.l3sB. No. 269. Paving, $162 99. Lot on the west
side of Churoh street. 87 feet e inches south of Franklin
street. 109 feet by 101 feet. In the First ward.
Same vs. John Alexander, owner or reputed owner, or
whoever may he owner. Common Fleas. March Term.
1859, No. 171. Paving, W 0 32. Lot on the east aide of
church street. 138 feet 10 inohes north of Moore street.
In the First waTd.
Bame vs. George P. Johnson, owner or reputed ownor,
or whoever may be owner. CoirmiooTleas, March Term,
1859. No. 172. Paving), $ll3 15. Lot on the southwest
corner of Churoh and need streets. In the First ward.
J029-wi3t
TVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ap
gate BftM&FaS;
Shares, in the name of Dr. T. F. BETTON, dated Janu
ary 23d, 1659, the same having been lost or mislaid,
,J.G. ROBENOARTEN,
. __ Attorney for Dr. Betton.
Philadelphia. June 23.180. , jea9-w3m
LETTERS Testamentary to the estate of
ULRICH LINDENMAYEU, late of the city of
Philadelphia, deceased, having been granted to the
subsonbor, Alt porsons indebted to said estate will please
make payment, and those having claims will present
them lo WILLIAM VOLLMER. executor. No. 211
Booth TWELFTH Street, ox to his attorney. FJtED
ERICK HEYER, No. 841 South THIRD Street.
seH-wfit*
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Delaware -mutual safety in
SURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OP
PENNSYLVANIA, ISM.
OPPIOE & B. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT
CARGO, _ S To all parts of tho World.
T, INLAND INSURANCE
On Land Carriage
....sfi Vouv.,,, »<•««>■ n„
PiYrYk'^tes
Bs^||ig^,^ pAtjr
Par. _ ' Mai kit Fajye.
$103,090, Philadelphia City 6 & oent. L0an....9100,144 00
8110,000, Pennsylvania State Loans 104,420 00
? 30,000, U. S. Treasury *H & oent. Notes.... 80,112 60
00,000, Pennsylvania Railroad 2d Mortgage
6 V oent. Bonds 48,370 00
850,000, Pennsylvania Railroad Mort-
Company, interest and pVihoiiki
guarantied by the cfty of Phila
delphia .... UMS ft
85,000,100 shares Pennsylvania Railroad
Company 4.557 |0
.85,000,100 shares North Pennsylvania Jlail
' road Company 080 00
83,080, Sundry shares Philadelphia loe
Boat Company, Havre de Grace
Steam Tow Boat Company. Sa
vannah Steam Navigation Com
s,o.w«,
Bomla°an(i Mortgage", anj Heal Hatato, Ot'-*^’’ 1 ® 3
Building....... 71,Mi 3/5
Bills receivable for Insurances made 901.M6 M
Balance due at Agencies— Premiums on Ma
rine Poltoies recently issued—and other
debts due the Company 61,288 1
Bcjip of sundry Insurance Compa
cshVijiiwsti'isiiiiS-'.'.'-"
'William Msrtia»
Joseph H. Seal i
Edmund A, Souder (
John C. Davis.
pMwi,
mm&T
fp®W>rssWne»
Charles Kelly.
H. Jones BrooKOi
J&oobP. Jones.
WILMA)
THOS C
HENRY LYLBURN. Beoi
James C. Hand,
Theophiluß Paulding,
James Traquair,
William Eyre, Jr,»
Samuel E. Btokes,
IfWi.ua,
J. t. Lagan, “
M MARTIN, Proliant.
HAND, Vice President,
retarr. mh2C-dtf
mHU ROBERT MORRIS FIRE INSU
-4L BANCjB tWMpviNY
' _6yillll.APßl.Pmx,
»... « fff 9 WALN UT STREET.
_TJ)is OottßMjr Damage by
Pire on putHlohfld Private BuiMinva, Furiiifeto,otookß
°f Goods, and . V.-
The following provision in Ifl® Policies .of this Cqm-
their security wheu scsigned 0* cjjl
“ This polioy.shnll not be invalidated, or in any visa
affected, alter its assignment ns a collateral security to
a ground-rent, or mortgage, and the approval of such as
signment by the offioe, by any transfer or conveyance of
Ujs mortgaged prem jJs|{^y ( sg^ n ® r of the « a roe.”
Paul T. Jolts*, Jeremiah M. Brooks*
johnllulme, Robert Clarke,
Isaac 8. Waterman, mviJ Salomon,
EdwafdG. Japliw, Wfl/mm'yimlfirveer,
Joseph JAnneir, Tbeodbre CuyWr,
Joseph H. Collins, Samuel Castner.
PAUL T. JOrifEß. Presid n»
« „ WM.YANffKRVEER, Vice President
Orr.BRRT 8. «aors/ary. rnv7‘tf
QOTT4 HOOFING,
THE CHEAPEST AND MOST TIEJIRABI.E ROOF
JNO IN USJ3,
IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF,
SENT TO ANY PART OP THE COUNTRY. WITH
FUDJ" PRINTED DIRECTIONS FOR Aj'j'UCA-
Sjweiwießt anij .the beet of references cnn be seen, end
anf depirea inforirtaimnsWhinea cnapclicnttonl»y let
terorinPdrKm at Qur principal o.fi'oj,sl(l BftOAD
wapt a thorowsbly practical and responsible man, In
thiii pity., fa qevoto his time ami attention to the sale ami
application of our TRppHNG, Any such person who
would lifce to e*#alJlighrijrhT'mjelfaMfe,
and permanent business, will fleaSo addteis ui a noU r to
that effect, with his references.
In our reply we will give particular*.
FRESJI fRUI.T JARS.
Tboiewbo wi*h Jo ai'pld the uncJeantmees at
lendsnt upon putting up irult.&p,, by the uu oft he old
itylp Jar* with inetni cover* aodeement. will ta please'
to learptho* the whole opwalion pr Wearying ean be
paywypwylmjejs than one half the usual tiiile bv thh
V“8 fit HARTRLh'k t PRESERVING
JARS, prooounqeu by chyiieians ami scieotifjo men to
be the safest and most Jar gvor made. A single
mipeethm will natufy any one of their incomparable
•upenoTity over all other*.
Manufacturer* the Patent,
HARTELI Sc LET^HWORTH,
No. 13 North FIFTH Street,
Genera) Glass Depot.
rfIUORLEY’S FOOD FOR CATTLE.
« tt (A# Imported from England.)
For lloraes, this food is indispensable i„ promoting
ana sustaining all the animal functions i n health and
vw°r. For Milak Cows it is invaluable, increasing the
quant ty and improving the quality of milk For Bheop
aj|<U UMbe effect produoed in ill exceed
The addition of this food may l>o attonded withasub
tracxio.noftotherfqcid.tothe oxtentof one-third,thereby
rendering its application one $f economy, while At the
same time it materially assists the' digestive Cowers of
ever/ animal, in extracting a larger portion ofaourish
mept from the ordinary food, which would otherwise be
lost.CQnseqßcnt uponthe lnipaired or defective nclior
JJRILLS AND SHEETINGS FOR EX
-
tt &mih FJWNT St,, and SI LBTITIA Street
T ADQSS’ HAIR;BRAIDS, .WIGS, FRL
BETTS, and CURLS, manufactured in the very
best and newest Paris styles, amt of whioh we constantly
keep a very large assortment on hand, sold wholesale
and retail, at the lowest possible prices. Orders from
&U parts of the country solicited, and promptly attended
to. Also, a new superior to an? in use,
„„ . * M 7 MUTOIR, No. 13 TENTH St.,
Between Market and Chestnut,
SAYANA UftMRS ofibred to dealers
South FBONT Street
jyjINTON’S ENCAUSTIC TILES lor
BSStfessswEag"***
&M P^ifS!»‘X ani w ‘ Ur ° oai ' u * oa '
f*b» <f 1010 8 n Mmm*
SPANISH OLIVES —In bulk, iu prime
order*' for sale by
Ml 7 A. MKBTNO.HO South FRONT Street.
TMTENTON’ LEMONS.—2SO boxes Mentou
J.v*-Lejnons, sound and in prime ordor, for sale br
Mil ■ A. MERINO. UPB<iuth FIIQNT Street.
DEFINED SUGAR.—SOO barrels various
lh " uGfla-jywau nt"
«i*» _______ T.KTITM fttnuiL
©UQAR-HOUSE MOLASSES.—ISO lilids.,
° * CO.,
own LKTfTIA StrmL
DI-GARB SODA;—100 kegs for sale by
£dLW£HERILL A BROTHER. Noe. 47 and 43 N,
R RGfljWf RITMi !•«
f'jHEESE. —130 boxes Herkimer County
Cheese, in store and for sale bf _
C.U. SADLER Sc CP„
•10 ARCH Street, nunnmt door attov* Front.
VCONOMY MESS SHAD—Nos. 1 and 2
A a prime attiole, in Blare and for sale by
WM.J. TAYLOR kCOM
ant 3 IJWSOUTIfwHARVES
ZIEGLER & SMITH, corner SECOND
And GREF.N, have acquired a great reputation by
the,wise and prudent course they have pursued since
their commencement In business, by selling a first-rate
article atalow figure. aiS-tf
fiOFFEE,— 500 bags lowpnccd Rio, 100
Ay bagsprimeLfiiUajra, lorba'.o br
JAMES GRAHAM t CO.,
M» LETITIA Sir.it H
EDUCATIONAL. -
English and classical hoard
ing SCHOOL FOR BOVS, MOUNT JOV, Lan
caster County»Fa-
TUo Winter Session of five months commences on the
Ist ofNownnbor. For circular, call til GO9 CHESTNUT
street; or, address tho Principal. £. L. MOORE.
a2U-imrflni
Edward thorbecke, n«. i 407 i,o-
OUST Street, begs to inform bin pupils and the
public that he has rosumeU lus instruction on the nano.
At home daily at 2 o’clock. n2O-mw(3t
fXniITE HALL ACADEMY, '.THREE
f? MILKSAVESTOF HARRISBURG, FA.-The
18th Henn-AmmalBewnonwiU commence on MONDAY,
the 7th of November noxt. The uttcntjuji of PnrenlH
anil Guun{ians is invited. The location is ploasanl, Llio
course of instruction extensive, nud the terms mode'
tate. Good city references Riven. The Principal oan
he *oen every afternoon at the UNION HOTEL from
the llltli till the 14th of October, inclusive. For Circu
lars address D. DKNLINGER,
5024-Im* Harnslmrir. Pa.
ST. MARK’S. EPISCOPAL ACADEMY
LOCUBT Street, west of Sixteenth, will, D. V., re
open on MONDAY, September 12th, at 9A. Ai, 1
Applications lor admission, if made before the begin
ning of the term, should be made to the Principal.
J, ANDREWS HARRIS, A. M.»
anio-wf&m-tf 1697 RACE Street.
HI 11S. GERTRUDE J. CARY will resume
-LTX the duties of her School, as usual, on MONDAY,
September 12th. Northwest corner SPRUCE ami JU
NIPER. s7-wfm'lm*
Broad-street institute for
YOUNG LADIES has reopened its Fall Session.
For terms and particulars, apply to Mrs. B P. COOKE,
Principal, No. 6(1 BROAD Street, below Poplar.
n2HBt» ____
LAW DEPARTMENT —UNIVERSITY
O F PENNSYLVANIA.
A Term of this Institution will commence on MON
DAY, Oototor&l. The subjeolsof theditierent courses
&r HOT.OEOBQE RHARSWOOH—" Persons. Personal
Property, and Mercantile Law.”
ProT. P. McCALL— ‘‘ Evidence ”
Prof. E. SPENCER MlLLER—“Equity Jenspru
dence.”
The Introductory Lecture will be delivered on FRI
DAY EVENING, Bept 30th, at 8 o’olock P, M., bribe
Hon. GEORGE SHARBWOOD. sl6-dtlo_
HfTJSIC.—A. R. TAYLOR, Teacher of
i.” Singing and Piano, 670 North TWELFTH Street,
below Coates. aIS-Im*
t'USTON’S WRITING ACADEMY,
A 8. E. corner EIGHTH and BANSOM Streets,
Open daily from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
To Gentlemen a rapid and elegant business band is
imparted. To Ladies & neat bdi| gracelul epistolary
style. Cla.«e.» Pnt-rttr. Cards written, and every de
senption of Penmanship neatly executed. sl3*3m
MESDAMES ciiegaray and D’HER
ITi VIIiLY’S BOAHWNB AND BAY SCHOOL FOR
LOB AN SQUARE, VINE
STREET,
Madame CHEGARAY respectfully informs her
friends and the pubho in general, that independently of
& IS
tends, in oonneotion with her niece, Mme.JFHER
VILI »Y. opening in PHILADELPHIA an ’institution
on precisely the same plan as the one above mentioned.
Tne Principals will answer applications and receive
visiters on and after the 12th day of Septemtor, and the
School will open on the 18*h. auSMro*
mrsT' barton^
lTi BOARDING
. DAY BC T^C™i^lS s Hu..
The Winter Term will open on the seosnd MONDAY
in Septemtor. Young Ladies received of any axe—and
taught whatever pertains to a thorough Education.
French spoken in the family. For Circulars and par
ticulars, Apply as abovo. m?27-DWACaI-aw
HEMAN ALLEN, A. M., Teacher of the
VIOLIN and PIANO. Mr. Allen may to applied
to at the residence of his father, Professor Allen. No.
215 Bouth SEVENTEENTH Street- s6-lm
SPRING GARDEN ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG MEN AND BOYfLN.E. cor. EIGHTH
ano BUTTONWOOD StreeUn—Resumes duties MON
DAY* September 6th. Number limited? all pupils un
der the immediate care of the Principal; the govern
ment is that of purely “ moral suasion , ’ reports sent to
parents weokly j the Moral, JnUlUctuai, anritPhysfe&l
Education of Boys will to carefully and conscientiously
attended Li. Catalogues gratifitqqsly at the Academy,
auaMw B F, d&NLEAVY LONG, principal.
PRIOE-STREET ACADEMY.
GERMANTOWN. PHILADELPHIA.
GEORGE R. BARKER, PRINCIPAL,
The Fail Term of this Institution commences Septem
ber 6th, 1869. The course of instruction compnsos All
the branches of a thorough English Education, together
with the Latin, Greek, and Frenoh Languages. nu22-n
HfMIE MISSES EWING WLL OPEN A
A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LATHE'S AND CHIL
DREN, on MONDAY, September 6th, at 837 SPRUCE
Street, where Circulars may be obtained.
RXVKH.XNCK*. Rev. Albert Barnet, Rev. W. W.
Spear.D. D.» Prof. C, D. Cleveland. aul7-6w*
rTUIK MISSES OASEY AND MRS. BEE
ITTENIIOUSE ACADEMY—N-eT cor
ner orCHEBTNUT and EIGHTEENTH Street#,
entrance on EiatiteenJ.il etroet. The next .'tension will
oommenoe SEPTEMBER FIFTH. 1819.
UJCIUH BARROWS. I
t-.tnw JOHN H. WESTCOT’f.t frlMlptll .
ATHeN <}R()VE FEMALE SEMINARY,
toiwaiiiw ** m " ea
The course of instruction in this Sohr.ol ucoiiiprc, ten
sive and thorough. Parents nnd Guardians who intern
to place their daughters or wards at this Institution wii
do well to make immediate application.Jo
Mas. E. L. THOMPSON,
e3-tf Principal and Superintendent,
*ORYANT & STRATTON’S NATIONAL
-J-f MERCANTILE COLLEGEB, located at Phila
eeftbia, 0. Ei ’corner SEVENTH and CHESTNUT;
fa
CENTRAL INSTITUTE; N. W. CORNER
of TENTH and SPRING GARDEN Streets, will
to reopened MONDAY. September 6 Boy* piepared for
any DIVIBION in the PUBLIC GRAMMAR SCHOOLS,
for BUSINESS, or for COLLEGE. „ , ,
au23-6w* 11. 0. McGUIRE. A. M«. Principal,
3,220 00
42,007 83
$698,904 70
THE GERMANTOWN ACADEMY WILL
rfeop&h' Cn MONDAY. September 6th, 1869. The
anlMw* - ’VHmhgal.
HAZARD'S PANGING ACADEMY, N. E.
corner of AROHand BROAD Sts.-'Mr. }Wlxa.U,
fiofh PAritf.nbcP»-eDtn3jfrri m jfhla eity *o toyjnghad
tWlaigest and moil in4hmnable'l)a l n£ia| ,, Anii6mr4a>r
bianr years. JinS'the hqiiqr to inform hi* form6r patrons
andthe tuihliG that he hhl returned tq Ibiq cify, nnd will
open a Dancing Aorulsmy at the place atove named, on
MONDAY, the 26th of Septamner. Mr. If. will aUo
teach classes in schools and private fatnibes, Mr. H’a
style of dancing is plain, easy, nnd graceful, andean
be Acquired in a short time. An easy and graceful de
portment. ns well as a perfect knowledge of the present
of d ft ncit\g, such aa is done in the very tom so
ciety, will be imparted at once to the scholars, ami no
time wnstrdia learning old steps nnd dances that are
ÜBt'of IfttliK.n. Tor terms, references, eto., applr at
i'he |raf|.•••' f -’ ‘ • ■ ~
fU. stovesT stovfTsm
.gl JAMES SPEAR,
I E»C No. 1U« MARKET STREET,
Is now prepared to meet the wants of the public more
completely in all the details of the Stove trade than any
other establishment in Philadelphia, in proof of which
he invites comparative kxauivation.
Tit* fcUQVnnR are amoag bis own popular inventions,
several nfvrhlbh have airily obtained a national repu
tation as aiirpctselngin exulUttpetiMiteQHWw oilier
Stoves in trse. ‘ ' •• n«l '
’JAMES HPF.AR is ‘the Inventor and Patentee of the
Improved Gas-burning Cooking Stove, acknowledged to
l/eihe h*at Stove for family use in the world.
1 || the patentee of the celebrated
Gad-conilimlriK Cooking Range’, now rapidly coming
intb general u»o.' “
JAMES BPEAR iatho Patentee of the Improved Sil
ver** Air-tuhl Gas-consuming Parlor *tove.
J4MKS SPEAK is the Inventor of the Improved
(Faleuled) Ornamental Stove Urn. which from its
beaut? and utljifyik illifilyi Gus 1 euason, to be univer
sally adopted. 1 '*
’ JaMEs SPEAR I* the patenteq of th? Labor, Fuel,
and Coinfort-saVing Ironing Phn. ‘ ‘
JAMKS SPKARuthe invoptoram) Patentee of the
colehrated Hcnter.
ForaJl’of the above the InVentor very justly claims
aovfl'ntagfcawoioJ.rLcuire but toW understood by tl*e
uttbljS to to and urtfetredto
an) other articles orttM cinM ln'Tfoe smrljUj Aj»|j he
would hereby extend a oordia] invitation to all persons
in w»ntof Stoves to call and examine for 1 themselves.
Parties wishing to examine will have every attention
shown them, whether intending immediately to pur
chase or not. e22-3in
j, CHARLES JONES,
No. 305 North BECOND Street. I Successor to A.
dßa J> Gallngbor,* would respectfully call the nttgn
tion of thou? deiiring ■toiW'to bis extensive
assortment or Crtoking, Hodtmg.aml Parlor efovtie. I
httve-purdUakod the Exclusive'right to'We" rtf oat shltt
am) reptiirf. In I|hilfldeiidp»,.flf l*j}!agJjpFe CfilOtTated
*' morninx Stair" anu •'Vullr^s®* , qau-burnmg Opoklng
Stoves. Welfknown'fpr years na (ntf mokf jktisfactyry
Stovos in the market. Also, hitf new FlnVfbp Cooking
Stove “ Daylight,” which combines all the useful im
prpvosneijts, and operates admirably. I Also tnanu
mwais,w w
economical and easily managed Parlor Buv>’*« ui
use. blSrSm
CABINET WARE. I
HOGUET & HUTTON.
MANUFACTURERS OF
DESKS
AND CABINET FURNITURE
„„ NO. 259 SOUTR THIRD BTREET- , ..
Omce, Bnnk. ar.il Sohdul FurniturerExteiuKm lames,
Doukca.es, Wardroliei. eto
rjABINET FURNITURE andBILLURD
MOORE & CAMPION,
No. set SOUTH SECOND STREET,
in eonnecUopariflttl]etre,gtctuivppatjme(ißu m eti,ate
novmanu,Ma ihmjHwM
which are pronounced by all WAP have qifd them to be
superior to alt other*. '
BQf thp quality and finish of the?e Tablet the manu
laoturersroTerlothpir nuinerQue patnyis throughout the
Uniop, who aie fcmilUr with t}jp cftvftoter of their
work, Jyad-era
riIHK CHEAPEST BRUSH HOUSE IN
JL PHILADELPHIA.—Look at the following Net of
KSght elsewhere^ 1 *’°° mp&re ttem With those
No.l, Mknote, per dcaeD,
No. l, eskuots, 7fi ”
No. 3* M knots, 87 M
No. 4, 80knoU, 00 tl
ifillsl; 1 jj .
«Ni« v s£KTol E a,
Philadelphia.
fjgjja SALAMANDER SAFES,
IS® . _ ATqf)r .,„
PHILADELpHI OIANuffoTUREII
DANK LOOKS/" •
MON^Oofo?¥HWT{ißs“ , lco.,
On at good torniß a* any other eitablWuuent in the
United States, hy
„ EVANS Sc WATSON,
No. 36 800th FOURTH Blreet.
PLKARF. GTVF. 1t« A CAI.T.. Philadfllpm&j.
JJAMILY CUOCULATE
CIUAUTY.
EDWARD A, HjGINTZ.
Manufacturer and Importer of
French and Spanish
« „ w CHUCOLATE.
Store S»W.corner ARCH and NINTH Streatß,
»9-3 m (FactoryBl4 Filbert street.)
Grain mills—grain mills—For
„ ll, “ F"V? "H 1 riwtatliin. The IRON-BURR MILL
<*«»• »»>-
Pripe.9B, 83s,and$ti.
a SltlS SKffiST If 8««th BECOND Street.
Afeoje wanted In evSrr oountf and State 1 hr
.ainr-tm . K. FAHREL A CO
TITACKEREL AND ALEWIVES. —OO
]VEW Nos. 1& 2 MACKEREL—A small
KeJS' i 0 » o n!Sna7o°r r «Ie C hr kn " a ' Unlli "I'rrora 1 ' rrora “ t6 “ mer
W»» IM SbDlH L WIIAR%S,
DANCING.
STOVPSr
BRUSHES.
RAILROAD LINES,
. On and after MONDAY, Mw l«h, isw, Passenger
Trains will eave FRONT and WILLOW fchreetarFhi
ladelphm, DAILY, (Sundays oxcepted;l ol[voie ’ ™
For Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauoh Chunk, Wilkes,
barre, Haaelton, Ao..(PjXpreBH,)nt 9.W A. M.
For Bethlehem, (Express,)at 4P. M.
(Aucoiumodation,) at 8.15 A. M. and
For jp'ort Wttahtugton,(Aooommodation,)at2.l6 F, M.
and 3.29 P. M.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA:
teave Bethlehem, ( Express,) at 8 A- M. and 4.10 P. M.
oaye Doyleatowu, (Accommodation,) at 0.39 A. M.
ami 4P.M.
Leave Fort Washington, (Accommodation,) at 6JO A.
M. ami 3.35 P. M.
, ON SUNDAYS:
Philadelphia, for Doylestown, at 9 A. M. and 3 P. M.
Doyleatowu, lor Phitada., at 6A9 A. M. amt 6.46 P. M,
Faro to Bothlohein, $1X0; to Mauoh Chunk, $2.69; to
Easton, 91J9; to Do;lestown,B9oenU', toWukcsbarre,
Q4M.
All Psssenger Train* (except Sunday Trains,)con
neotat Berks street with Fifth and Sixth-streets, and
Beoond and Third-streets Passenger Railroads.
Passenger* for Wilkosbarre take BJO A. M. Train, and
arrive in wilkesb&rre at 7 P. M.
mrW ELLIB CLARK, Agent.
XSimSSSSfflB® NEW WEST UHES
AND PHILADELPHIA
RAILROAD via MEDIA.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
. On and after Scot. 4tU. U 69. the trains will leave Phi
ladelphia, from the Station, N. E. corner of EIGH
TEENTH and MARKET Streets,at 7.15 and 9.30 A. M.,
and at 2.30 and 6.45 P. M.
J i 3* v . o .,.Wo»t Cheater, from the Station, on EAST
MARKET Street, at 6.4fiand 9.30, A. M.,nnd 2andfi.lfl
ON SUNDAYS—Leave Philadelphia at 8 A. M.,and S
P. M. Leave West Cheater at 7.30 A. M.. and 5 P. M.
„ HENRY WOOD,
general Superintendent.
NOTICE.—CHESTER
llWgPglgalvAM.F.V RAILROAD—PAS
KR TRAINS FOR DOWNINGTOWN AND IN
TERMEDIATE STATIONS.—On and after let January,
1869, the Pasßenxer Train® lor DOWNINGTOWN, will
start from the Pnasenuer Dopot or the Philadelphia and
Readme Railroad Company, corner of BROAD and
YINK Street*.
TRAIN for Downlngtown, leaves at 7.80
4 TRAIN for Downingtown, leaves at
DAILY (Sundays excepted.)
By order of the Board of Managers of the Philadelphia
nil Reading Railroad Company.
d3O W. H. MoILHKNNY. Secretary.
rZZvrntcrmmmma CAMDEN AND AT-
I,ANTIC RAILROAD,
„ , FOR THE SEA-SHORE.
On and after September Ist, and until further notice,
tram* for Atlantic Citr Jeave VINE-Street Whar/
dai excepted.)
Express M ZT7..Y *.YTY.
Kxpre« Train —. .« a. M.
Mail. •' .4 f. M.
Fare to Atlantic, 91 80. Round Trip Ticket#, rood
for Two Days, 92 W.
Freight must he delivered at Cooper’* Point by 1 P. M.
The Company will not be responsible for an/ goods un
til reoeiveaana reoeiptedfor by their Freight Agent at
the Point.
*!-lm JOHN G. BRYANT, Agent.
PHILADELPHIA AND
raHB|S@®SK ELMIRA RAILROAD LINK
WUICKEBT ROUTK to Elmira, VVilkealwtrre. Buffalo,
Chicago, Rppk Island, Niama Falla, Milwaukee, Bur
lington, Montreal, Bt. Paul's, Detroit, Dunlietb, and St
Louis,
, l’assqnger trams will leave the Philadelphia and Read
ms Railroad Depot, corner IiROAD and VlNESlreels,
DAILY, (Sundays excepted J as follows:
„ IjS& A. M-IDAY EXPRESS.
For Elmira. Niagara Palls, Buffalo, Detroit, Chioago,
Milwaukee, Book Island, Galena, St. Paul’s, Burlington,
•nd St. Louis,
‘ , SAOP.M., NIGHT EXPRESS.
For Elmira. Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Detroit C(iloago,
Milwaukio,.Hook Island, Galena,St. Paul’s D fling ton,
and St. Louis.
L3O A. M. and 3.80 P. M. trains run through to
HARRIBDURG, stopping at all Stations on the Lebanon
Valley Branch.
The 7.30 A. M. train connects at Rupert for Wilkes
bane, PiUston, Scranton, and all stations on the LACK
AWANNA AND BLOOMSUURG RAILROAD.
Baggage obookod to Elmira, Buffalo, and Suspension
Bridge.
*3w Tickets can be procured at the Philadelphia and
Elmira Railroad Line s Ticket Office, Northwest corner
of SIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets, and at the Passen
ger Depot, corner BROAD and VINE.
T THROUGH E*PRJSSS FREIGHT TRAIN
Leaves the uer>of, Broad street, below Vine, dft‘ly» (Sun
day exoepted,) for all points west and North, ate P. M,
Freights must be delivered before 3 P. M. to insure
going the same day.
For further information, apply at
* £f,f‘kht Depot. BROAD, below Vine,
Orto OHAB. 8, General Agent,
N. W. oorner SIXTH aud CHESTNUT Streets,
001-tf Philadelphia.
iSamsa NQTJOETO SHIPPERS
fiSSsSSi OF LOCAL FREIGHT.
The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY are
now prepared to receive and forward freight to the fol
lowmg points on the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL-
I<ook Haven, Lewiaburg,
Wayne, Northumberland,
Jersey Shore* Sunbury,
Lmden, Treverton Intersection,
«£»Jotf7» Georgetown,
Sr wrt ’ p®*'"'
Watsontown, York,
Milton, Buover Junction.
ALSO,
RAl^fioA?'' and 411 points on HANOVER
’ F. J. 81JEEDRR. rrpitht leant
ROAD, MORNING LINE, for POTTSVILLE, READ
ING and HARRISBURG.
Leaves the Depot, at corner of BROAD and VINE
Streets, at 7.30 A. M., DAILY, (Sundays excepted,! for
POTTSVILLE, HARRISBURG, and all intermediate
Points, connecting at Harrisburg with trains running to
itUburg, Chamtorshurg. Carlisle. Hunbury. Ac.
i nmi' [i ua/,U I | uuu *
4l*v* ¥
ING, and intermediate points.
aplS W. 11. WcILHKNNY. BporM*rr.
PHILADELPHIA, GER
MANTOWN AND NORRIS
TOWNRAILROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS-
On and after further notice.
Leave Philadelphia 6,7, 8,6 X, mm.. 10, 11, 12,
A. M-, 1,3,3, 3>«, 4,8, 7, 8. 9, 10, and lift P. M.
Lpaye Gernißotowa 6.7,7tf, B,B*, 9,10,11, A. M., 12M,
p Leave Philadelphia 9.03 min. A.TB., 9, 3,8,TA», and 10K
Leave Germantown 8.10 min. A. M., 1.10 niin., 4. 6>«,
and 9 H P. M. * . .
*' *■ *•
g|.|f ■ ft’ **»* *v
pijjjSvS *Ai es 1 nut* H?lft XI *ll & ,*S!I (Pi nd Sjfs
* F’OR CONBHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 0,8.U5 min.. 10 05, min., 11>« A. M.,
1.05 min., 3.U6 min.,4«, 654,6 Xi lDi P. M.
Leav e Norristown 6, 7,9,11 A. Jw„ 1,3 K, 4X, 0, 7 X,
r. M.
. n, , , , , ON BUNDAYB.
r tL'. l\ fW‘M*NAYtfNfr.^
L«iiva Philadelphia fl, 7.00 nim.?B.Gs min., 9\£. 10 06
™ n ‘i V&1» «•• v*-
w a - “•• *■
Leave Philadelphia V A.Vl.Jsh 4 s’m.
Leave Manayunk 7>i A. M., 1)1, 6K, 8X P. M.
• ' Superintendent.
mil DEPOT. NINTH and GREEN Streela.
SUMMER RESORTS.
m u w tw. , EWARK . OIIJ ;
J«*tbe largest and beat arranged Hotel in central Ohu>,
u centrally located and » e«f of access from all the
routes of travel. It contains all the modorn improve
ments. and every convenience for the oomlort and ao
oommodnhon of the travelling public. TheBleopinf
Rooms are large and well ventilated. The Suites o]
Rooms are well arranged hnd carefnllr famished for
families and lateo travelling partioi jnnu the Houie will
be kept as‘h fint-olasi Hotel ih every respect! "
gEA T(j
*2s*3m '* THOS. 0. OAHRETT.
BAVING FUNDS.
CSPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND SO
- CIETY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Office. No. 331 North THIRD Street
OHAHTKpIp OPPENN-
Deposit? roceivedin sunn oftme Dollar and upwards,
end repaid in Gold, without notice, '(nth FIVE PER
CL NT. IrjTEAEBT from the day or deposit tIU with
drawn.
A responsible and reliable Savings Institution has long
tU LasitiU,VUT» oT rennwvftpmtngnppiy WiflnepeMjty,
Tho Managers.«n organising and looauntH. neve been
governed wholl) by a desire to aooommodate the busi
ness interest and wentu of the very large and enterpn
tmg^pu'“l,“„o^nGKoV':NpoAn',Yt
From oto *>f o'clock: also, on Monday and Thursday
frorafiuntiiSo’olook in the evening.
MANAOJtRS.
Frederick Xlett, Stephen Braith,
John P. Levy. Hon. If. K. Btrong.
Dame) Underkoffer, Frederick Staoke.
Fmnqia Hfirt.. Joseph p. LeClero*
aftife Mr
b,i¥,PefP?lr 1 !’ feyfe^ rd '
Peter C. Ellmaker, Robert B. Davidson.
„ „ James s. munglb, Pre.id.nt,
FbaMcu Hart. Beoretarr. jaip-tfif
OAVINQ FUE E-FIVE FEE CENT- IN-
Philadelphia. Ly the State of Peouiylva-
Money is reosiveil in any sum. -large or smnll.aud in
drawn l r(>n> * io “ epo ® l * * u day of with-
The office is opon pvpry day fl Q’olook in the
moimpg till 5 o’clock iff the evemnt. ana on Monday
and Thursday evening* fill 0 o'clock.
_ , .MPaW^
William J. Uskd, tfsoratary,
„ litRECrORS.
Hon. Henry L. Benner. F. Carrol! Brewster*
Edward L. Carter* Joseph B. Barr*
Robert Solfridge, Francis Lee,
Barouel K. Ashton, Joseph Yerkes,
C. Landreth Munne, - H)nry Dinenderfer.
Monpy is received and payment! made daily.
Tho investments are made, in conformity with the
provisions of the Charter* m Real Estate Mortgages,
Ground Renta, and such first-class securities as will al
vrar* insure jerfeot seounty to the depositors, and
which oannqt mil to give permanenoy and stability to
tfiigTnsfitufion. auj-i y
(CAVING FUND.—UNITED STATES
£9 TRUST COMPANY, oorper THIRD and CHEST
NUT Street*.
Large and small «nma received, and paid heck on de
mand without nolietf.with FIVE PER CENT. INTE
REST Irom the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
M «f u ??v^^s!ivLf n fSr»T.rU“ r ' “ mi oa
. DRAP Id for idle on England, Ireland, and Sootland,
from £1 upwards.
President—STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD,
TreMUror-JAMES R, HUNTER,
PLINY FISK. Actuary,
“ A little, but often, fill* the Furse.’*
IjIRANJCMN saving fund.—
-*• Wo. 130 South FOURTH Street. between
CUqitnut au<J Walnut, Philadelphia, pays all De
posits on demand,
Depositors' money secured by Government
State. and Oity Loans, Ground Rents, Mortgages,
Ac.
This Company doems safety better than large
profits, consequently will runno nskwith deposi
tors' inonoy, tiut have it at all times ready to re
turn with 6 per cent, interest to tha owner, as
they have always done. This Company never
suspsudod.
Females, married or single, and Minors can
deposit hi their own right, and such deposits can
he withdrawn only by their consent.
Charter perpetual Incorporated by the State
of Pennsylvania, with authority roreoeivemo
ney from trustees and executors.
LARGE AND SMALL SUMS RECEIVED,
Office open daily from 9 tp $ Q’pfofi, and on
Wednesday and Saturday evenings until 6 oolk.
r t DIRECTORS.
Bp?:, §s»r
Lfiwifl Krumlifiaar, Henry Deiany,
Nioholas Rittcrihouse, Nathap Srnodle/,
Joe. R. flatUerthwaite. Ephraim Blanchard,
JjfiSt/il’ll Pre.iilont.
Gibus Cadwat.ladkr , Treasurer.
11 A Dollar saved is twice earned,"
NOTICES.
PENNSYLVANIA, SS:
_ |ePAL}
IN THK NAME ANT> BY THE AUTROHITY OP
TUB COMMONWEALTH OP PENN
SYLVANIA.
w WILLIAM P. PACKER.
GOVERNOR OP THK SAID COMMONWEALTH.
, PROCLAMATION.
Wiibhba*, Bjr the third *6OllOll of the act of the
General A&bOrubjy of the Commonwealth passed the 22d
day of April. A. U. IBM, entitled '* Au Aot to establish a
•mkinK fund for the payment of the publio debt/’ it is
tufule the d"ty 01 the Secretary of the Commonwealth,
the Auditor General and State Treasurer, Cuinmi«iioii
er*ol the Bmkiiit Fund created bv the said act of A*-
H b , #i on tho “, r#t Monday of September,'A. D. IMP.
day annually tl.erca.Uer, to report and
(, ovonior the amount received under the
tuM ♦ ‘„r n !! 0 S nt of mtcreitwmi. and thomnmint of
uni wiLS Comnionwealth redeemed and held bjr
Kc« rl 0 . r fl Governor shall direct the certi-
SuW di,d '" rB ° « r »
of A the? y th ®. fl mely-eighth section of the act
Al! nM..i«s*® I i bly A PttJ, * edlhe , lt>thd «»y of April,
MDMiMti?th« i!JL»£. n Aot toirovite for the ordinary
Sfter the V *««J»rojided. that *•>«*-
thatmav Sinking Fund, to the amount
m .Vn^tS^i ry 10 CBn ?®l the relief issues now m
!l!S “ i%l,wn Sftliimu^ 9 ' to '"' nl
ea V w>ll >m M. Hunter, Jacub Fry, Jr.,
and til Sitter, Commissioners of the Sinking Fund in
vama redeemed and held by them Iromthe 80th da* of
N°y®tiiber. A. D. 1867, to tlieMh da> of September. A.
D. 1859, amount* to the «uin of one million one hundred
nnd thirU-sevon thousand one hundred nnd fiftr-five
dollars am) thirtr-six cents, made up as follows:
Certificates oLstock loan of April 11th, 1813,
C per cent $44.!£0 00
Certificate ol stock loans of various dates.
5 per cent 1.017.238 38
Relief issues eaucellod 41,071 00
Interest certificates of various dates 4 208 10
T0ta1.... ~ 91.137.155 34
Now, therefore, m required by the the third section of
the actor Assembly aforesaid, I do hereby issue this my
proclamation, declaring the payment, cancellation, ex
tinguishment, and final di*. harse of one million one
hundred and thirty-seven thousand one hundred and
fifty-five dollars and thirty-six cents of the principal of
the debt of the Commonwealth, including forty-one
thousand and seventy-one dollars of the relief issues
wlucn have hoen cancelled and destroyed, as authorised
by the ninety-eighth section of the act of the 19th of
April, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and fifty-three.
Given under my hand and the great *ealof the State
at Harrisburg, this nineteenth day of September, A. D.
1869, and of the Commonwealth the eighty-fourth.
_ .. n WM. F. PACKER.
By the Oovernor:
>Vm. M. Hiestbr,
Secretary of the Commonwealth. 522-€ C
OFFICE OF TIIE HARRISBURG,
, PORTSMOUTH. MOUNT JOY, AND LANCAS
TKft railroad company.
mu r, , , Philadelphia, September 21. iB6O.
The Board of Directors have THIS DAY declared a
semi-annual Dividend of FIVE PER CENT, clear of
Statu Tax. on the Capital Stock of the Company, payable
to the Stockholder* or their legal representatives* on
and alter WEDNESDAY, the sth day ot October next *,t
their office. No 234 South THIRD Street. Penns* h *piq
Railroad Building. GEORGE TABER.
s2«*6t Treasurer
piIILAUELPIIIA AND READING RAIL
£ ROAD COMPANY. Office E 7 Booth FOURTH
Btreet, FIIII.ADH.PHU, Sept. 2oth, 1A59.
lo avoid detention, the holders of Coupoot of this
u.V'JPiu-i. .C n IP* 1,1 proximo, are requested to
“ft'• J l il s , offic * on or before the 30th instant,
S e .PJ,i?A ,pUv? li l *1 given, and Checks will be ready
6rya the 1,1 prox,r no. in exchanre forgaid
re . C rfi'rfVm S. BRADFORD,
BZI-qtJO Treasurer,
yigr NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.—The
«!&■■& Bbip PHILADELPHIA, Captain Pool, from
Liverpool, u now ready to discharge at RACK Street
WharT,
Consignees will please send their permit* on hoard.
All good* not permitted in five days will be tent to Pub*
no store. »Bi-5t THO 3. KICHARDBON ft CO.
SPECIAL NOTlCE.—Dealers in Good
tr 7p a Cl Patent Vulcanised .Rubber So*pender»,
Braid*, web*, and all oth*r fabnos and article* made
by combining fibrous substances with threads or sheets
of vulcanised rubber, are notified that unless the same
are properly stamped or labelled with my name, and by
my authority, they cannot be legally disposed of m the
United States. Merchant* and dealers are invited to ex
amine specimens now in storo, and to give tlieir order*
RIGHTS IN THE PATENT for thtM fSj. whioh
embrace all the style* heretofore manufactured or im
ported, and many other*.
ALSO, LICENSES TO MANUFACTURE »nd SELL
Stl'w COIfIITLAjIDT 8u!H?Sl?Y Wl, “‘ I “ 10 “*
HORACE H. DAY.
PENNSYLVANIA ST AT E AGRICUL
TURAL SOCIETY EXHIBITION.-The NINTH
ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, will bA held
at,P^\t F *li T 9 N A, PHILADELPHIA, on TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and pklDAY.the 27th
28th. 29th, and 50th days of September next. On the lit
of saitea;
lure, No. 638 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, where
Books of Entry for the Exhibition will be opened.
Letters addressed to the Secretary, at Harrisburg, to
John McGowen, Philadelphia, or CuaKZ.Es K. Enolk,
BiuUeton, will meetwith attention till Ist of September.
„ DAVID TAGGART, President.
A. 0. HEISTER, Seo'y, aulQ-wft«.t*e24Daito3o
IVOTlpE.—Persons having business with
f. ft'jffiftle v,u u th ’ lo, &! c ,s?. r iiuMArf, u ‘ T '
i*l7 Flour Inapeotor.
PIANOS
fisara cinopi'jNG & Sons,
*ClßAND,*iil^|lf|f ) A I ||^FRIQHT
WAREROOMS 807 CHESTNUT STREET.
Constant» m store a lar*e«*toek of our BEAUTIFUL
and UNEQUALLED INSTRUMENT. We have been
awarded, at thediflerent Exhibitions in this country and
Europe,
WiAyV FIRST-CLASS MEDALS.
PIANOS TO RENT. lWl?*ly
JiaVBN, PAPON, 4 Co.’s,
Fl a TTy Nunns ft Cjark’s, Hallett. Davis, ft Co.’*,
MONIUmS, fco desirable for Ohurohei auu Lecture
Rooms.
tBT Pianos and Melodeons to Rent
myH-ly SEVENTH and CHESTNUT,
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
n rti * pianos.
eessnil ImeroV'ement— '
* . THE PARLOR GRAND PIANO.
Having converted the Tone, Toudh, and Action of
the. Oraml nano into that bf a Square i«4liuipaol,
fiUDfifllpft ANP IN
arc wholly unequalled. Tliey have received the highest
encomiums, and are pronounced by critics to be far su
perior to any instruments ever manufactured in this
country.
* ,r r r \L *0 ever (exhibited, in
ft?
IfllSpiCllifAE,
ANOTHER PROOF OF THE WONDER-
EFFEOTB OFTROXELL’S NEURALGIA
„ Phila., July 7th, ISS3.
Mjr. E. w. TxpxiLL-Dear Sir :-I have been troubled
With the “NEURALGIA” for thp laat It years, and
have sphered the moat excrnoiating paia, compelling
me at times to give-up my busmesaentirely, lcaulduo
eat, and sleep was a stranger to my pY«. letlfferec
more than tongues can tell., 1 had ft* aftVme ana aid o
Various phyeivhaj, \MSr Remedies, but all o
bo aymlj ‘ Havfpi noticed, your advertiMßießt in the
papers, I concluded to call Oil & parson whom I had
learned was cured of a oase of SO years, standing. He
applied the “SALVE” hut once, and I felt immediate
relief—a second application removed the pain entirely,
and I now feel like, a didetent man. Binee then I have
eleptwell— something that I have not done for months,
being obliged to sit up all night m a chair. Myappetitr
has returned, and I (eel grateful to yop fp,i the reitoyv
uod 01 itiy neaitn. *
Cjt.’r. Ij .'Yf . ofirper Thuil Sod Walnut 9l».
DR. WES'ICOTT’S o«hSBflAt|’*P TAB
sss tarair
We«ooU i Tar Ooru.uU ourei Coughs and Colds.
Weitoott • -Car Cordial, cures Sore Threat and Breast,
westoott’s Tar Cordial ouree Palpitation of the
Heart.
Weetcott’e Tar Cordial ouree Nervous Debility,
Westcott * Tar Cordial ouree General Debility.
b isss? iS I sa,* 11ma «»»*»”•
Weatcotre TIX GhUIM cures Blind and Bleeding
WestcpH’s Tar Cordial ouree Female Weaknesses.
Dr. vVeßteott s Tar Cordial Depot, No. €39 ARCH
Street, Philadelphia.
Also, Pnnoipal Depot for Dr. Weston)*’* Ami-Sorofu
lous Brrup and Cholera Mixture. '
Dr, E. R. WESTpPT+Qan be coMpltpJ on the above
WINES AND LIQUORS.
PJAKD. —MAHGUIL-SUR-AY (Oil AM—
FAGNEJ, JANUARY W, I&s9.—lnconsequenceoi
the frequent invitations received by me to renew the
shipments of my Champagne Wines to the United States,
1 beg leave hereby to inform my former customers and
public m general, thatl have appointed Messrs. F.O.
BROUWER, ANCHLR, ic CO., Bole Agenta id the
United States, for the aale of mr CLamoagSii Wines.
My Wines have been sa louff Tavdfauljr known m
the Unit*.!wiut»a unnecessary to oommenton
lh» r qualify, norther IhaaTopay that ray new *hlpmcnU
vyul iu t\u way d« found inferior to the termer ones.
DrU.EOART BAL *g GjAi
and 'yERZENA^ Y, for wle and con
t co..
hi BEAVER Street, New York!
fJLARET. —100 cases Barton & G\;estier’s
SL JlUien; Sop dp. St. Esteet* J dp. Washing-
Stop alarum St. Jqhen t m dp. pints; 60 do.
Qhftteatt La Rose; 60 do. do. Leoville siScotch Ale, in
lone and glass; Harvey’s. Falkirk Brown
tout and London Porter, iu store and lor sale ny
aul A. MERINO. 140 South FRONT Strsot.
HOTELS.
\fTETHERILL HOUSE. SANSON
r *, Street wegtof Sixth—This deservedly favorite
piaoo having been purchased by the undersignod, will
hereanerlM oonduoted on the moat enterprising scale,
the best Game, Oysters, and Kelreshments, prepared
in the ohpicoststylo. and the finest Liquors, from the
most popular importing houses, always on hand. The
patronage of the public is respectfully m\ ited
- „ JOHN J. BARTRAM.
Pnvnte Rooms for Suppers, Arbitrations. Coin
mittees, Bocie<»es, Ao. slO-lin
UNION,
"; ,u V'.°, n 4 HOTOL 19 niirewrl, (ulftptfld Ip
tlie wants of the Business Pudlic ; anpto those in search
«Ji? l^4, i r o 0 A P “t < i D^ r Hailroads, which now run past,
♦ ?«n m i« °* dp f” x ! m,l, J cheap and pleasant nde
to_an_pjaoasof intarest in m» alwuit the mtv. ir W-Sin
MACHINEItr AND IHON.
SAMUBL V. MXRStCK, J. VACOHAN MBRKICX.
COUTHWASifi-SMb'SY’-
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STRBETB.
MEIiW'rSONS,
. ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
Manufacture High and Low Procure Steam Engines,
for Land, River, nnd Marine service.
Boilers. Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, Ac.; Castings
ofall kinds, eitherjron or Brass. ,
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas works, V> urk Shops, Rad
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 Gnat Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open Steam
Trains, Defecators, Filtc;*, Pumping Engines, Ac.
Solo Agents for N. Rillieux’s Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus; Nasmyth's Patent Stetun Hammer; and
Aspinwall k Wolsey’s Patent Sugar Drain
ing Machine. , au 6-y
DENTISTRY.—The improved sets
nr«u l \£* P l C *'ftk manufactured
ss. h fir.v l,,h,h,,rt “’ br 1 LUKK ‘ N *'
The Mineral Plate sets of Teeth are superseding all
otherg, principally from the lo lowing reason*: Pure
mineral is uod in place of told or sliver, for p!at"s.
making them one-t urd lighter, ami nt the same time
much atroiigor, ns their groatost thickness ia where the
cmiia have shrqnken away more, thus perfectly restor
ing the anatomical ahnro mid colour of the mouth nnd
noo. apii giving the exnot original expression to the
leatures; they will atand bettor n service, and never
‘'etoutofrepatri they are responsibly warranted for a
.*}'oif[?A« Sf' . n ',\ crflVloea tpt the ftccumnmlation
* Oiey are wholly free from all gnl-
J n i m con produce palpitation of the
heart, headache, sore throat, neuralgia, or nervoua
nloi 1 vr^vu'vi^\ r r e .’ 1$ ARCH street. Philadelphia;
ft AWIA Avenue, Washington, D. C.
SALES BY AUCTION.
PURNESS. BRINLEY, A CO.,
I No. 4» MA RKET STREET.
SALK OF, FRENCH GOODS.
Oq Friday Moroiog,
Sept, noth, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, on sue months
credit—
60U lots of fanoyaod staple French dry goods.
PINE PLAID WOOL LONG SIIAWUj-AJMrool, for
city trade.
„ On Friday Morning,
fine all-wool plaid long shawls.
;« * all-wool plaid square shawl*.
.*2S i ?, lI *Wi>ol plaid basket shawls.
AW 14-4 black ana colored Btel!a shawls.
A.,1 r MANTILLAS AND CLOAKS.
t jivfJlv? d°th cloak* nnd umntillas.
LONDON PRINTED CABII.MEREB AND SILK 3
. . CHECKS.
2 eases LondoiLprinted Cashmeres.
1 case London silk mohair checks.
B. HWW 1
CHKoTNUT BTREET. opposite the CtUtOlD
House, between FOURTH wwfirlFTHißtresta.
LARGE SALK OF RIBBONS7mI[,UNERY GOODS.
TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDEkIES, WHITE GOODS)
This
Sept. 23th, by catalogue, on a credit, commencing
at 10 o’clock, will be solfl 800 lots of new and seasonable
goods, comprising n desirable assortment, well worthr
the attention of the Trade.
Consisting, m part, of riehly embroidered jaconet and
cambric collars and sets.infants’ jaconet waist*, needle
work bands aml inserting, Maltese and thread lace cot
lars. l'nen cambric bdkfg. jaconet and cambric mnslin,
black lace veils and kid stores. Also, a lull line of rich
newstvle trinitimjgs. Hack silk strdbt, cords, and tas
sels, velvet ribbons silk fringes ftc
BONNET RIBBONS.
i A** o ,* invoice of new stjle bonnet ribbons, just
!br l>est co nra ’ p ' n, »d embroidered,
faU l sales lft ftc 4nd fanpy Rennet velvets, dark straws, for
»nd‘hnc f ; I fe , a&.'' lvet * n ‘ l »nd pUm
. , ’ JEWELRY.
* ul.TYp'.n?’ Panted, cameo, and fancy jewelry.
r rIJiH 1 2 fl > ,n ? 6n dT °P do*b*.
(tents lancy and plain black ties.
Ladies fancy bonnets, ftc.
Decou'k “Jo
ren *? v d to No. 611 Chestnut street, tneir
entire stock of reitoy-made clothing, consisting of the
ustuil assortment of coats, pants, and rests, of tmt make,
suited to the present and approaching season.
Catalogues ready and samples arranged for ex
amination on Wednesday previous to the sale.
f,rst
„ _ , , On Friday Morning,
Bapt. 30th, by catslo.ue, on a credit, commencing at
10 o'clock, will be held our first sale of Germantown
goods, consisting of the usual assortment of woollen
knit hoods, scarfs talmas, leggins, ftc. Also, men's,
women’s, and children’s hosiery, shirts, drawers, ftc.
VGT Catalogues ready early on the moroiog of sale.
Philip ford auctioneer, No. 530
MARKET Street.aod 621 MTNOR Street
BALE OP 1,000 CASES BOOTO. SHOES/ BROGANB,
OAITRIW, fte,
, This Morning.
September 28, at 10 o’clock precisely, will be sold by
catalogue, on four months' credit. 1,000 oases men's ana
boy* /boots, shoes, gniton, tUppeis, buffalo
overshoes, fto.: ladies' and misses'boots, gaiters, shoes,
slippers, ties. Jenny Linds, overshoes, ftc., embracing
a large and desirable assortment of city a«d Eastern
manufacture, we 1 worthy the attention or buyers.
a» 1)07.. GOAt cochineal LiSWgb, AO.
Included in sale will be found—
200 dozen goat aims, Cochineal lining*, striped bind
ings, &o „ \
ai 200 OASES GINGHAM UMBRELLAS.
Also, in sale,samptes of 200 case* Bootch gingham
umbreltA*.
t 60 DOZ. REAL FRENCH CALFSKINS.
Included in sale this morning wiD be found—
-60 dozen real French calfskins.
V M. GDMMEY ft SONS,
CARD
QARD.—J. M. Gunvmer ft Bons, anctioneers, will hold
mxv.
FIRST FALL SALE.
On Thursday,
Sept. 29th, at T% o clock in the evening, will be sold at
publio sale, at the PhiladelpbiaExchsnge, the follow-
Bale-f1.17fi.-A yearly rroond-rent of
f 76 80, issuing out of lot of ground northeast corner oi'
Swam and Seventeenth streets, 17 feet front by 67 feet
deep.
Peramplorr S»I»-»J«0.-A jenrlr j-roupd-rent of
fl6B. issuing out of lot of ground west aide ofSuteeoth
street, 36 teet, south of Brown street, 88 feet front by 73
feet 8 inches deep.
_ P®T®U‘Ptcuy Sale—fSAKD—Bond and mortgage for
88AQ0. on three-story brick residence and lot of ground
east aide of Seventeenth street, 31 feet north of Swain
street; lot 17 feet front by 67 feet deep.
?I5 rap H >r 7 Sale—£ IJOO.—Bond and mortgage Cot
$1,600, on lot of ground south side of Brown street, 234
feet 8 inches westward from Sixteenth street, 18 feat
front by ai feet deep.
ho3t bf w Lrk
-HANDSOME/THREE-STORY BRICK R£SI
pENCE, with large t three-story back buildings, and
furnished with air the extra modern conveniences,
situate No. fill North Seventh street. The house is well
rent ftn< * W Part may remain on groand-
THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, situate No,
724 Sansom street. Lot 18 feet front by WT&fit o inches
mined wHn all the modern conveniences, large lot of
ground, and excellent stable, south side of Cooper street,
east from Fourth street. Camden. N- J- Lot 60 feet
front by 180 feet deep. Alt in wbfoci orde{Ta«tftJß
S». a.ys*Mt w :sj r«it •, nj. 3,, vs# (..>
oftr s? r Ip' l ¥ rp,t WU lurruua
lot of 1 round, loutb liJ.
?.C.!> 6: ?n a » ,tre St V ,h ’ '“ r "Pi k «. ® f»et Hoot b,
IUO l„l il »p, vllhm eight minutes wslk from the depot.
■9. On onr Private Me Repster mil always h. foaad
a venr larsa. amonnl of real estate, cVendl.
sonpUon of city and eonntnr '
j. m. cuainß?% SOKS,
wo. t»
SHIPPING.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STBAM
. r r?OM mw roil to livskpool.
_ **ow bostoii to MYilfttpl.
pMOTS“ I i?H , SfSi%tL W s. «
ARABIA, Capt. J. Btoni, AMERIcArI«t.
%he«v’*'™!*'lixGPA.Cap£ J.'LmtS^ 1 '
? nH’A' KR**- 8 'mil W-daeWay, Sept. a.
mwr r. raiteisi&fe.
aMERICA 1 "v l «"' " w'dnJJdiy.'
Barth.notseonreduntilsJifS. “ W * ’ W ’ ,<o '- V '
An expenency' Lhuxahn^W Wtd.
?i? unless bill* of biding Sgsts?ikeremr and
FOB THB SOUTH.—CHARLES-
To^r^ B Q im«l TEAMfIHIPa
M of per eent bo
tow New \ ort Steamship rates.
■m. o „ F 9B CHARLESTON. 8. C.
Tho U. S. Mall SUasulu, KEVBTQNBRTATE, Ca»-
(J!t“sph h ,Vt*o^'M U ® nilmMl ‘ lr “ *» WMn.id»r,
Through iq d lo'u hour,, pulj 4D hoot. At So a.
V; 8. atATS'oy BEOROIA.
Through m «to W hours, only iS hours at Sea.
days changed from every Saturday to even
B.Tf « R ? r ** oo< l J reoeived, and Bills of Lading signed
every nay.
side-wheel Steamships KEY
STOaVE STATE and STATE OF GEORGIA £w Si? L
p 1
lw<»>roportiouof Goods
«h)?Md toithwiß hefooadto be lower by these shise
by wiPBI veeaeli, the premium being one-half the
♦k-Vi Vfe 1 * route 29 to so per oent. cheapox than by
the Inland Route t as will be seen by the fedJpwiag sohe
duTe. Ihrough tickets from mW*h!am SKrlet
ton and Savannah steamships.lNCLUDlNG MEALS on
CUleaton anUSavan-
Td Charleston (U 00 Charttlttoa §3S ED
§SB RtkvJBIBL— MfiQ
p §S
«OD AUaata..~A aOO
CoJumbu MOO
Aimoj SOO Albany a? 00
te w ::: is
N?§KfefJ id?!KSKtti-aia. “ •
.t££ on
. BouthTß.t oorneiTOimf jrid H lfl?f?OT'Nj)'r.
Agents m Charleston, T. 8. A T. G. BUDD.
.Savannah. HUNTER A GAMMKLL.
TmJsda ° tom Charleston, ateatns* OaKdiaa every
s^fe.S|&S?SSjllSßJs. afc “»» , I,SJ d
GLASGOW AND NEW YORK
GLARSCW, Thompson, October 11, at 11
, « l ulock l uo*'o.
EDINBURGILCummmg, Wedneaihj. October W.atU
a clock, noon*
„ TROJC OLASfIOW,
mssk tear bSks, ssfetfsau:
daaden?»first claw, 575. oteer&ve, found with no wua
dtince of properly oooxed provisions, $3O.
An experienced Surgeon attached to each ateamer.
No obarge for medicines.
For freight or paaeage, apply to
No. US
No. JS BR<?ADWaT’. < N 6* 1 York.
U. s. M. STEAMERS
"*"~TtAVRE AND SOUTHAMPTON,
_ARA6O. Caotam Line*, will ual July tS, September
17, Novemtar Jj.
FULTON, Captain Wotton, will sail AnfiutSOt Octo
ber 15, December 10.
First Cabin p image.—— __ _.~9i90
Becond Cabin paa*a*d - 71
Fo, fokt or _
At the Warehoueinr Canuußjr e Philadelphia Ostoe,
Tobacco Warehouse*DOCKStreet, Phila. jeS-Om
WASHING AND IKONING.
ja washing and ironing done
® |S2 ynh NEATNESS and DESPATCH,for Single
,7.'“ V? Jle ,' a S“ Gentlemen, Fnmihee. Boarding
School** Hotel*. Steamboat*. Ac., at DONOVaN'B
FAMILY LAUS'DRY, No. B 3 Bouth SIXTH Street!
corner of Pnme.. Fnmjlr Shirt, and Collar, paten)
umn I wMh I bomi tkmS Tuh * li bjr on the ootn-
The whole Inonneij 1. etriotlp attended to br female
operatl.ee Mre. DONOVAN,
it *O-1? Snpenodendadt
PR MANCHESTER SCALES _
No. 23 North SIXTH Street may be found a
£«i\ernl assortment of
SBk£ TKR SCALES,
£9*n. Am 'n l ' : PLATFORM SCALES.
SCALES,
n .7 T l4iY.A^ri?rP^ A L SCA LES. AltO.
TRACK SCALES furnished nl short no
iKe All warranted to indicate standard weirht. accu*
rue and durable. The style and finish of the above
..ooua best known by examination,
alfi thatu'Jui GEO. W. COLBY A CO.
]\TEW PLANING MACHTXE, Embracing
", The Andrews Patent oHStJ, with matching works
for dres3in< Boards, Plank, Ac.
£ew Principle ol'Feuibne. UreatSvrmß of Tower.
.Machines i»f various sues. 24 to 30 inches wide, for
itnxle or double surfacem*. with or without matching
heads, tor side at No. S 3 Noith BIXTII Street, Phila
Cal] and examine
•IS-tbstnJm
GKO. W. COLBY * CO.
BOXES AMERICAN AND
WIN* OW GLASS—The most
approved brands, and of every eiae and quality required
fureity and • ountry trade, at prices astonishingly lov.
Rond jour orders to ZIEGLER k BMITII, Drue.
Faint. IiIAM, and Varnish Dealers, oorner SECOND
and GREEN Streets. ali tf
PURE CONFECTIONERY,
tt*NVPACTCR*DST
EDWARD A. HEJNTZ,
Late of 8. Hennon.
Bte*e 8. \V. corner ARCH and NINTH streets,
1m i Factory 814 Filbert street.l
SCOTCH WHISKEY. 125 puncheons
James StewaTt & Co.'s Taisley Malt, in bond and
for sale by GEORGE WfIITELEY. iU-to
SAXES BT AUCTION.
M THOMAS 4 SONS,
• Hoa. IS and UIN>'JTH FOURTH gTRKBY
CARU.-PUuE?™¥J?LES’ RSL < *EgTATIt AH»
BTOOKB AT THE EXCHANGP, at *
Sales of real estate and stocks will hereafter tw held at
12 o’clock yoox.iestnad ofatianisis^
FALL SALES STOCK AND URAL ESTATE.
Sixth Fall Bale, Ist October, os the premie**—resi
dence and furniture. No. MU Oiaton street.
Seventh Fall Sole. 4th Octooer, at the Exchange.
KF* Part of the handbills tor each of tao uortnb*
now ready*
SIXTH FALL SALB-Ut OCTOBER.
Trustees’ Peremptory Sale—On. the Premise*.
Estate of Hoo. T. M. Pettrt. dee’d.
RESIDENCE AND FURN'TURE, No. 3619 CLINTON
STREET. .
On Saturday Morning,
Oct. lit, at JO o’clock, will o* sold, without reserve, oa
the premises, the well-built three-story brick residence,
with three-story baek batklrngs.asd all modem con
veniences, No. 1019 Clinton street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. Lot 3D by Hofeet.
Sale aUtolute.. Immediate possession. .
29^FURNITURE.—Thefurmtare will be sold imme
diately after the house.
SEVENfHFALL BALE-«ih OCTOBER, AT SOOS.
, VALUABLE BUSINESS LOCATION Sil-.lorr
bnck store and dwelling, No 21i Nfrth Fcarth street,
between Race sod Vine
Peremptory Ba!e-“ THF. GIRARDFLOCR MILLB. , »
rho vpioaUe property known a* the Girard Flour
Mills, with steam engine, coal yard, fte.. Ninth street,
n °rth Poplar. Lot SO by XQ feet,wits two trouts.
KF* Bale aWnte.
TAVERN .nd DWELLINO.-Tbree-etoty fcnrk
tavern and dwelling, southeast eorner of Carpenter and
Varker streets,between Fifth and Sixth, with a tfcree
-B«jih rtc L) ,n 'be rear, on Parker street, (late
_t* oapitAiou. ftc.—valuable business pro-
FLHTt.—-Fpor-etor* fcrown-stone and brick building.
No. 327 Walnut street, aod fire-story bnck {mastic 1
building. No. 830 Harmony street, betwe.aThxrd and
Fourth.
MODERN RESIDENCE. —Four-story hriek rest*
oence. No. 223 north Twelfth street, above Bee*.
NORTH EIGHTH ST.-Three-ttorrhriek dwelling,
No, tie North £ublh street, ebotw -wedaoe, wiih %
tnree-storr mrck bouse in the rear, oa Lorain street.
Executors Peremptory Sale—Estate of Wn. Darts,
deceased.
VALUABLE WHARF A.NU LOTg. BRISTOL. PA.
—Co»l wharf and three buildme lots, fronting on the
Delaware river. Radehffe and Cedar atroet*,WobT*C3
fejt. gale ahsolnte.
ELEGANT MODERN RESIDENCE.—Modem three
stnrT bnck residence, with three-story back buihimg,
and large side yard. No. 1529 Girard arenas, west of Six
teenth street, 40 leet front. ISU feM deep.to a back street.
VALUABLE FARM ffTAND.—
r ??! on the Germantown and PcUstowe tnmfrfke,
Town, Plytamith township, Montgomery
cooniy, j a.
A LL ABLE DWELLING.—Three-story brick dweu
inr.No.2S6 Sooth Fifth street, above Sprwee.
BUSINESS STAND.—Three-story bnck tavern and
dwelling, southwest eorner of Twenty-first ana tuth
**vi* JVRSS?w*iY* en Arch Gilbert.
MADISON Sr.— wa-story bnek dwelline. No. 243
VALUABLE BEVERLY PROPERTY, rtej
"" 6 ‘- M4W »- M * *»«
Thudsirett.UlowMagno&a, lot 47 by uo
!4V 1 ’ 1«
VALUABLE DELAWARE WHARF. & feat 6 inciiaa
W*S>fMt,y»«apninl»,orf»ofM, mor. Briskdiofi.
tog* ftc.. Beach street, between Shackamaxoa *"^l
So. lm
oproee street, with au modern tmproyeareata *M oon
yenienees.
f M . fro,., on
brirk d«u
-• of Eleveinh and Hazel streets.
JW-fTORY BRicK COTTAGfif hlarket^iueet,
_ LOT OF GROUND, east side of Front street, abev*
R 1 m'n L f "r Bn ] ■ ' h . t !? friwu.
LOT OF GROUND, »iUi tiro-itury brink
A.K- emnei ol Alci.inil iqJ Somerut itmk, >in.-
leenth ward.lUta Richmond. 1 ’
STABLE AffD COACH HOUSE. Penh (Me RoUrt-
FnuUdVitneul*** “A foiii ud and
m,mors -
CARD.—Ouraale tp-monow morning, at the auction
? tox ?* comprise, besides 600 lots of excellent second
furniture, superior r sewood grand setion piaso
forte. elecaatToseaoocl piano fortes,billiard tatde wi*h
'. 0, 1 complete, eiezaat ,ilt cknodeber, ea.l
aide lirerkets, fine Frencfi-pl te oral muror, in rich gill
rJiT**' end other earpeti, beds
and bedding, China and glass ware, ftc-.ibrsnmr as at
'ffiSiESSS%kllS&t l ' iU ‘ , ‘ tioOßt
oenteHV®^ %SNSBNfrStom.
w,
»h instant, at 10 o clock, as No. 129 North Sixteenth
street, comer of Cherry street, the gentee! bouse hold
and kitohm farnituj®, Upegtry carpeU,fto.,of a gen-
Hemanieavtnx the city. *
o’mook** °n the moning of aaie.at fi
at Nos. 13i aod Ml Sooth Fonrtfc Btre*C
.. . , . On Tharadar Morning,
Al 9 o ekxk, at the aoeboa store, ns nanortment ot
.... . On Thursday Morning,
At the Auction Store. 1 elegant IS-UgAkiaa ehaadeber,
Kft b rf , T“ z |^T , fi e^l 4W Li*«^S ht dSTt firt
Jicht do.. 2 threa-light uc. Abo, Tory eWsst two.
three, and fonr-luh* Side wacketa, with fi«nres. AC
made by CorQeUMk ft Oix,to order, and in use bet n
snort uni*.
ELEGANT SILVER TEA SET,
**’* WKM ’ m,d,kr
SftLE OF INTER FROM A U
-5n «, ~ On Thursraj Evening,
Asietiom Sxore ? « collection of kh-el
pgAna, books, from a pr.vate library.
mr For yarticular* see catalognea.
.. , Ua rnday Jsotbiiu.
JB&32PS& V 2? o ’«toek. at No. 1113 Girard street, by
aulorae, the entu* hpuaehold fnnuture.
Fou parUoulars in catalogneo.
Til OSES NATHANS, AUCTIONEEH
Ig.MEicHAHT.&E.m™,
„ MONEY TO LOAN.
MOJIIT TO lOXK, IS Ol SWATT. nfonrt. m
saerehandtte generaUy.andon ail atSctoi
SSSIsSSS
ACCOMMODATION.
*MOKKy!MONEY!!!
yrnmtntn, fanitwyt Ary goods, cdotarnx, greeenea.
oa.MN^TH... 1 hpm LTUuaiCT, wwAmS
the lowest market rate*.
sir. :
make, m hasting ease* and doable bottomed. Fmegold
eacapenwatUver aodiepme watches, in hunting ease
open fisee. acme of them are extra fall jeweled, and beat
mace. Surer English patent lever watches, escapa
meat lever and iepiisaa, re hn&tina ease and o»ea
Sce. so** very anpenor; Engbah, Swi«*, French, and
Quiher watch**; ice sold rest, fob, neck, and ehD
ma • ekare*; fine gold pencil caeca and pens, bracelets,
finger-nngs, ear-nan. studs, nwdalboa*,
and jewelry geaeraUy. BapenorHarana Clean at Sit
per thousand, in boxes of 200 each, vdl be mUIw esul*
box or e nan titles, to nut purchasers. Numerous ftßßt
artwlee, ftc., fto., ftc.
, . . AT PRIVATB SALE,
Arapencrfixe-proof ehMt,«teet high by 8 feet wide.
Also, iewairr of every deseneßoc.
C4T. XfOXJIei, MO.
WILLIAMS & BOYLE. AUCTIONEERS
” mVR NEECHiSTS. So. li
North MAIN STREET, Bt. Lena, Mo.. (fonaerlv with
is
boots, shoes.
& 2ffi&3?2Sr&S: SSSSiiJ 5^
.. ~ _ imugcu.
Messrs Mjer*, Okgbora, k Phil*.
*‘ fonartt brother, Fhite.
JJ * Warrens, Naw Vr.it,
li. » fl. Cartia a Co..
“ Wood, Christy, 1 Co., St. Loots, Mo.
“ , Cnnr, MeCrwy, k Co., '♦ -
mt-fav-D
BUSINESS CAHDS.
V B. PALMER'S ADVERTISING
jj” AGENCY. N. E. comer FIFTH usd CHEST-
». Sobecrijtrpni liken for thebe,, Cat ini Coumn
New.MP.ri. »t ioweet cneh price.. aeVjto
71YARTIN & QUAYLE’S
iTJ - STATIONERY, TOY. is* FANCY GOODS
Emporium.
1015 WALNUT STREET,
Mi-<iW ELEVENTH,
PHILADELPHIA
ISAAC ROBERTS, Real Estate Agent •
. , SAMUEL C. RoBEJlTB.Cosv*tascs*:
t»v6pA-pl ft ‘ D i ib^ra, . ter^**iAK j >ts COVN
IR\ ishATij, in. lenaij teuua, K«v Jersey, Italaware.
£&lfe, d '. *w d V lr^lni * L DWBLLINut anJ
STOKta in Norristown, Germantown, and Philadel
phia.
LOAN MONEY ON FIRST MORTGAGES, Examine
:\ Resl £* U, L'* " d ft l ' B ,’ l '! to CONVEY ANCING
10 all its branches Office MAIN Street, near the r.c::V,
Normtown. ami No. Za South THIRD Street, between
Walnut and Spruce atreets, Philadelphia. »yiin*
A lex. mckinney,
"• ATTORNEY AT LAW,
_GREENSBURG, PA,
J Will practise in Weitmoreland, Armstrong, and In
diana countiei. aell-tf
THE ADAMS EXPRESS. CO., OFFICE
330 CHESTNUT Street, fonnirde Parcel*, P»ck
pgee. Merchandiee, Bank Nptei, and Specie, either br
its own Line*, or in connection with other Express Com-
KXS&£ ~rmc,pU ’ “EV.'SiSfIfMJ *•
aal-tf General SnperißtgncUsL
COPARTNERSHIPS,
TVOTICE.—The Copartnership heretofore
mU bi»"oh?e r n^TH?Rr)'AY“ b ‘ Cr ' b *'‘ “ ‘‘ !kolykl b »
v?rvi'S !ABON ' h ' T " 11 CHARLES
futho°n«d^
PIItLADA., Sept, r, ISS9 RQBStioN. N '
N.8.-The DRY GOODS JOBBINO Business wll be
JEW “ 151 MARKE^is M T d ."M^o“N rai
Puh.*.ps„ Sept. 7.1959,
IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that tj,e
1 a firm of WARNICK. CHADWICK. A BRa is thu
daf dteaolved. The Heater, R&nte, arid Stove business
trill be continued under the name of CHAII IVK'KI
880.. at the Northeast corner of SECOND lyid RACE
Streets. JOHN K. CHADWICK *
. , ~ .FRANCIS A. CHiMICK.
Phdwdetphia. July 11. leap. Jylr tl
CO AC.
TTtCKORY AND SPRING MOUNTAIN
U.. LEHIGH CCAL.j'rpt.rre.Je-uhcire. for sale on
b ' s, .!f, r . rn . , x,AP l ' ! f at KNuWLESS Depot, NINTH
and WILLOW Streets tt
TMIEO. D. EMORY & CO.
OFFICE No IK South FOURTH 8t.,/Philada.,
Bole Agents of
GEO. C. POTTS A CO*
Miner* and Shippers of the
LOCUST DALE COAL.
From the Loetut Mountain,
Near Ashland,
apl-tal SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. Pa.
S! W. GROOME & CO.,
, * Dealer* and Shipper? of
LEHIGH, TOP SEMI
bkhse**
PHILADELPHIA.
XT AMS! HAMS! HAMS!
Jaat received x prime lot in n«u-em*d Hsmj
19 cenu m pound. CHiCs. SMITH ™
»P*> »nH *W « K CVT CrrSit
| AM PREPARED TO RECEIVE EVERY
A Oescnptioa of Panto and Boraestie Goods. h\r n~
Sa»»os Machines of *h« best manufacturers, as »Uo tha
rao*t approved and skilful operators 110
N.8.-AL article* finished wMhneMness and despatch
and at such pmtath.it d*t> corupetion "
Miss M.-).i?viTnhMA\.
»• b. corner of SIXTH ami I'RV.N K.
_MujKfr» Otfbe.
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