FOREIGN MBBCEEEANIES. the- BPcewary repairs atonoe, Sfl m Wjfc **•?» ?f Which will be expended iu'TetopccrHtmfrfhv'armidsaloon.ThslQtt :SSSSn»rilM™S»*ft» bulkheads, in which lh» real - etr«nith J o£thnveaseVeeMlJ ta i,“J v e re «>"™ tli* ebook, and confined, the explosion to the oompartment.nf the vesseUn whlohvt orwinMed. Two morn of-the onfor - tnnatw man have died, Robert .Adams 1 and Richard Edward*. ' CHiKJEST! HOSTILITIES: " A despaloh to the Red Sea Telegraph Company atatee jhatthrpe EMlishXvmbonta wore sunk, five English offi -citrs \vero killed' and JtJ wounded.. The despatch aisles that the British esundron.would rondexvoue at Chisa Klntpo. . A .i’ la The rimer, in-iv lawor, remarks that, it must have * - taan a great tattle when three ships are lost and nearly wounded* Tofficers* killed and 17 * -wounded,tandeetheadmiral.. itttat Pornothatnegtt -trat'ota must, be carried au m future, ana uo one cttu . doubt that we shall soon be as much at homo end as safe * Ihare asat Eans*. <.,■».», . , >. The Paris jrurnah Debuts, raibltittg to the recent ~ that the attention of France and langbihd Is directed to a more'serious matter than,* dispute with China. It bßlievos.however, that France nod Rutland wiU find it difficult to submit to a check, wmohwif not promptly avebcod* would render the posi tion crEdrota to . ... . The aptairaufeßof an Enchih artiole loathe liberal and hitherto friendly- Sttcle, of Paris, has „ T ri> :pß^E „ 7tiaiwierUd.that,Franoe ; and.Epghmd will wake a joint expoaition against Chins. U» rumored that the Governments of France and England have both agreed ■thrit-it will bOi toehold »_ Congress for the set at Nantes, Ijave re ceived orders from the. Government .to build nine iron V;despatch boats of email tonnage, .intended for local ser vice in theoolonies., Th? steam-enones for these boats i .' ar»tffbeooDstruotedatihej|oaworks .ofjndpt*. . Si^PsTXfceßUßO.—Nsw*. from'the Caucasus states tbnttha^Circassian chief, Schsmyl, has been taken pri soner, and is to be Petersburg. TheXiniqf Prussia is so-muchbeUer that he is able . . togetupdaily, andwjlkwi/hojjtMsistance.. f .) '.The iriensr .Zetltmg,in i{s non'offioial. portion, pub- Jißhea an ,articleexpressing . satisfac ion. with the «.rticlo m the Pens Mmuicyr, which contain* advice lor. Jhelnhabibiijts of Central Italy.-H further states that, in considering the-etato of affairs m Italy from this point of view, the itonueur increases the hdpes of banishes the fearewhicbhad'beentnter .!• tolnod Lll now.., - w . .<; The Vienna correspondents! the London Ttmts says there'.have,.been- unpleasant dmetalonft between the' Austrians and Sardinlami in the neighborhood < \obaVtUa'Frabca* and n detachment of:Austnan gen* . darrae* hare.been Sent to that place, although it is a - ’ TJia Oesltrreis’thUtfu Cerresfondfrix contradict* most positively: thammors of fresh troops having beensant .in.UalT.s and adds that these rumors arose' probably from many of the soldiers having returned homo on * (leave. , The Vienna correspondent of the JYwsx says that iho inewimperißl potent relative to theinternal constitution of educational aflairs. end the political position of the •" Protestant Cimrch of Hungary, displays far more ltbe somLoffioial Austrian Oazitte statiis ' that as much would be done for Protestants in the other parts of the Austrian ompifs M in Hungary. 1 •liitelUffenee frpm Austria is satisfactory.' The Em* * perpr appears firm in hir resolution to carry out the tie -1 coss&ry and ,he is ably seconded by his min* - ilia uilMiual .ioumuft o?™ agree In considering ] * that the mostdmportapt point m the recent artiole in ' .the jlfontr«ufm that •which promises that the Archdukes ' aro not to he restored hv force. Under this principle bf . ndndntcrvdbtion.’the Itftuan.populat'ons are free, and ~ their arts will not be destroyed oy foreign violence. " TjicTurie Independent deolarps that the articlesn the ‘ 3fc»ifehr.upon the aflhtrs of Italy l ,m no way surprises - the Sardinian Government, it understands from it that ; . tha princes will not be the armed interven tion ofTrance. end that henceforth the Italians aro to .be <ho arbiters of their owndestimes,, The samo pauer slates that tno Emperor Napoleon* in reply to:the Modfcnese deputation, said: ‘‘ I plaoemy happiness and glory in the reconstitution of Italian ua '• tlrtniflitv. n .'J v ' The VHlafranca treaty: not having embraced Romng * oavibitt-temtory'Broturutoi<fl(ttquois not a imr *«« - .na» apparently* • •. IMPORTATIONS. [Reported for The Press.! f State of Georgia. Garvin fit bales cotton Jt Patterson A Co: SO do WT Newlm:fiO dd Robtr Stout: 64 do Greiner Si Harkness: 74 do A Salo mon Sc Co; fifidoH Sloan k 8on: 26 do Wood & Garrett: fiidoXP Crozier & Son: lOSdoHaj Sc MoDevitt: SO do OR Moore k Co; 37 do Bond Sc Denckla: 2pkgs F Fish er: SO bass Adams’Express*. 24 pkgsJ&JW Johnson k Co; 61 do J Meyer tc Co; 120 do various consignees. PASSENGERS ARRIVED. fn hark Azeha. fra Fornaittbuco—Capt F B Owens, Mr J W Luin, late ofsehr Rosamond, sold atP. -' rer ateatnship State of Georgia. from Savannah—'W H 'Baker. A-Mathias J Mallard,Mrs M J Mallard, Miss Odell, DaVid Harris, and one in the steerage.; «.«» BOARD OF - TRABE ' JOHN b’PARH A tvK.s committee of tbbHohth. SAML. J. REEVES, I ■ LETTER BAGS AT TUB MKBCHAWT6’ BZCBAKOB, PHILADBLPRIA. Ship Tuscarora. Bunlevy.*.-, Liverpool, Oct 1 Bark Ann Elizabeth, Norgrove. Hamna, soon Bark lienor, Avonll. Cardenas and Sarua, soon Bng Ella Reed, Tuzo —.Bt Jago de Cuba, toon Brig Clara, Hordmsn ......London, soon BngEmpire,Crowell.......Kingston, Ja, Boon MARINE INTELLIGENCE. PORT OP PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29, 1859. SUN RISEB v;; ~681 SUN SETS —6 52 HIGH WATER. - .3 37 • ‘ ARRIVBI). Steamship Boston, fiellcw, 19 hours from New York, ~vuhmd*e aniipiwsenporstoJ Allderdice. Off Chester, saw tarkAzolia from Rio de Janeiro; saw aschrgolng into the Lazaretto. * Brie'Abbv Ellen, Gilchrist, 6 days from Boeton, m bal last to GG Morns Ac Co. ' Bohr Rroadheld, Fisk, 7 days from Boston, with mdse to 0 Cooper. • -Bohr Constitution, Strout,6days from Boston, in hal ' last to N StUTtevant & Co. - Schr Delaware, Denbv, 2 days from Smyrna, Del, with grain to Jus Baryatt & Bon. , Bohr Secietary, Gladden,' i days from Newton, Md. ; .withoau to J W.Baooh; . - BcnrHoDry.Wplfe, Johnson, 2 days from Milton, Del, With bark to J w flainm. i. „• Bohr Annie, Spicer-1 day from Fort Penn, Del, with grain tqChrißtian Sc, Curran. Sohr John Wbitbv. Hepderacn. 1 day from Port Penn, -.Dolv-with grain to Christian k Curran. - Olivia. Fox, 1 day from Odossa, Del, with oats to Chnetian k Curran:"'" ~ " '■L Pcbr Bird. Chambers, 1 day from Lewes, Del, with . corn to .Tim L B«wlav A Co. • ' ' .. r.-Sohc J.Vf Rail, Mrtrriss.ldar from Little Creek, Del, with erain to Jaa L Bewlev &Co. , -Schr 6arah v 'Wftrren. Hollinisworth, 1 day from Cnin den. Dabwith oats to Jas L Bewley k Co, t,am Del • feJir.Jrtlm A Haxzard, Law*, 2 day# from Miltord, - Del,*with barknndKrain.toHfchai’dson & Overman. Bchr Anna Mam, HulysTd. 8 days from Smyrna,Del. with wheat to Jas tarratt ft-Sob.. Schr Mantua, Maxon,*2 days from Frederica, Dei. with grain to Jaa Barratt ft Son. ■ Er'ei'hbFEllen, GiShrut. Bolton, 0 G Morn. & Co. Bo* S I* Buchuin.". Brey. Boelon, L, Auaenlied t Co. Schr GJtf Robertson. Fader. Wendies. J P Ponistpn. Sohr Golden Gate;Hammond, Pornambuco,.John Ma boh fc Co. . • - Tilton, Tilton, Charleston, Pettit, Mar -,Fohr J A Bayard, His: bee, Wilmington. NC. J Baker. Sohv Coußtitutlon, Btrout, Boston, N Sturtbvant & Co. FchrTnotor. SearerCambndgei / do ■ So hr John Lancaster, WiUetts, Newport, L Auden tied fr Co. £tr R Willing, Claypole, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr. ' ■ (Correspondence of the Pbijadelphia Exchange.) . „ , LEWES, Del, Sept. 27. • The-foilownig.veßsols came to the harlior yesterdays Pphrs Emilv Fowler, Mary H Mifflin,-J P Ford. Bolivar. Rio, and CH Rogers. Some ofthem' are now prepariinMn foave. Nothing has passed in or out worthy of note. Wind south. Yours, WM. M. HICKMAN. . . . Bt TELBGEAPH. (Correspondence or the Philadelphia Exohatige.) , • . f CA?E ISLAND.Sept2B.B,*)AM. The eteamfhlp Virginia, from Richmond* a hero* brig with main topsail, and the tug America, are now joint in. Wmd no thwest. BK PM—The bark Gesaner, for London, and three berm trigs went to sea tlus afternoon. Wind NW. Yours,. . THOS, B. HUGHES. , Steamship , cleared at Boa* ton ?7UUnst. for . . Ship Barton, sailed from Liverpool J6th antt. for Philadelphia. Ship Emma, Agry, cleared at Charleston 26th inet. for Liverpool. - 6Wn Arkwrisht, Davis, sailed from Liverpool 16th inst for Phipdfliphia „ u* Ship Granite State. Weeks, from Calcutta July 14 for Boston, was spoken Julr 16. lift I 8, long 6030 E, „Sh» David Brown, Behm, from Slianghoe,at Hong ’Kong July 14. Shin OTuscnngus, Carter, for Liverpool, cleared at Charleston 23th mat. ‘ Ship-Jaooli Bell, Low, for New York, was at Foo chfiw-fooJulyis. Snip Dragoon, Upton, from San Francisco, at Calcntta AtiC 6th. Cook ' remained at Hons Kong July . - fctfk American, Wortingor, cleared at New Orleane 20th f nst. for Havana. ■ - Bath Gambia, Keen, hence,via Key Weat, at Pensa <»iA 17th inst*. • HMSksr’’ for:Boato "’ »“ Md » B , rti Lfl7 ao ? : ’ y; Tnbbutt, hence for Boston, a{ Holmes’ Hole 26th mat, ami remained next rooming. Bebr- Mary.H Banlp, Willetts,henco, arrived at Gal* vostoaistiimst. a ■ - * ol<,ared •*™ Umoie c Bonr Globe, J>ne», at Bnetoi 25th inet. from Delaware Bohr A Phare, Cavalier, heiice, arrived at Waebing lon.viv, gitti io«m ' . .Bchr Sidncy woe. Godfrey, cleared at Salem 26th inst. JorWiiiroutton. Dai. :wm reaf at Mti/mst, havSr^S^rod! Boor Junmla, of and from Portland for Philadelphia, which was ashore on Duxlrary Beach, lost shoe, part of fore-loot, and damaged sails. She was taken to Ply* mouth. ■ ; • 1 * Bchrs H W Benedict. Ellis, and Juliet, Chase, honce, ernyedfft Providence Z3th inst. * ** p^5 rren * ol®&redat Calais 38th inst £cnr John Compton. Shinn, from Lynn forPhilndeL a H&lmea Hol « »tii inst, and remained next in|t.Vor C fhi&Tn'byS b,,rt '’ oleareil at N « W . Y °* 27th 'in!f.Vor B S-dffil.l' ot ' Mil ' dfrom Williamson, Jr, C M-Wilson, T Laf«iT*JlKb?isa J R Stratton; B S Johnson; Jos Mnr*h?]rß Pitts TRichard Tforo^n, w ßj if BhArp,- Peaitonfioek,' Prs Edward* rfi 1 Kthi 10 ’ and 8 0 " ,llott *>“U«4 from'Hohnee’ '' IPe? steamship Circassian, at St Johns, NF.I ,4mt ’ G “‘ vest ™ 1 S,d from Poole Kept ,4, Flying Katie, Batea, N York, vSkt Sf . Helen »i Springer, New ', CT.pl Aoormßton Brother., Boeton. Gri'gow.™ Ola ' ,gow Bapt “■ Hobort Leonard, Muilin. , • Ar at Antwerp Aug 21, Amorim. Yoae,Now York. :. Ar nt TenenA Aug is, Alet*», New York. .A'- »t .Hoag Kong July s Argonaut. Norton, N York; inh* Hotspur* Potter, and Sanoho Psora, liall, do. PR°°F OF THE WONDERFUL HEPARANS?? ° P MONKLL’B AMERICAN ILAIH Thie i. ,o certify KnwiS^tSSwVwre'tßd was recommended to try. yonr Separator ;:and \favlni procured tlireo UotUoß, used it for three montlui, whicS hits caused my hair to grow, and .although not imtoaa thick ni before,.yet;t is constantly growm*. M 1 £ £. M. JONES, ..I \ N 0,39 North Third, street. r P »r September ZTth, 1869. - Mr. J. F. Mo.vtLi,: Dtar (Sir—Some time Bfnco my hair coiyraooced falling out, so.much so, that J was, in a A\°* r,ul of becoming bald* but hearing of the won* 5* r f Vi‘ Power of your Reparator, I was induced to buy a A?Sld aft6ri^1 55k orte ' ,mI ‘ o * J t my hair not only 2«2’P5.u Ht l commenced growing finely, and I ha\e now as thick aguit of bairueever fhad. ' JACOB EVANS, £MiBtn'.P.net Millsijfay.itraw, and#sss, rvi£V.*’ Cider Mills, Ssusase-rneat Cutters arS stu(f e „ j PiVfISS M. MKttSON, Clairvoyant Phvsi- TJ&iVTHStreet.whereaiemny bQonnstiUeddiiiVr™;s is; fcsiltw 05 oxtenafys arut VusmimM tku. *{??r ■ #» a .*; > ,;•„' ; .; :■> ;- - \\, ' . miYALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS CP TO TWELVE O’CLOCK,LAST NIGHT. • GIRARD HOUSE—Chestnut street, below Ninth. C Paulson • . J W.Glovar, Hftirishdtg A Awl, Hflrrislnii-g MrCowaii, P ttshurg J L Vftlhar, Cm, 0 AWhitman, ilass Charleston, 8 C R7JB Kennedy. Telut C Nnopel, NY, liCUerts.NY' JBBlantpU, Atk BLMnnn W Scott &wf,N C Miss KS Parsons, N C , S L Stark, Ky AN RToatfolk.'Va BAu«n*F» Judie Bryan, wash, D 0 JOOP Wolf, Wash, D C W Gahatt. Harrisburg J F Mason. Md MAbreo.Md R Pnoe,NY _ GV Pomeroy. Jr, Cm, 0 J K Edsrert. Fort Wayno 0 Harrison, Fort wayne J K Mcffenty, Reading J Hagenman, Resdiilg J Camas, Ga isaao.E Tate, N Y -Miss A J Armstrong, Balt Z Risler, Coim M StrUUse ft la: rottsviUo Mr R Parker, Cnrlisle Mr Chambers, Carlisle 8 N Nevin. Cumberland co MissJ F Levin; Culntarld tioßHom, Harrisburg A a Lybiam PittsnUffr „ ' W AWood. Hocsick Falls Efc Piatt, liposiok Falls Mr Williamson, l’a PMpEvoy. Lancaster W J Symraes, N Y % ffPioksU, V»„ „ J fl Kimt, N Y JL Phipps ftwf,N Y Mrs Nelson, Va 'Miss Nelson, Va Mrs Brown, Va JHHnnan,NC Mr Hmit, Memphis A B Hamilton, Ifarrißhurg J Duff. Marietta .0 W White ft la, Brooklyn T W Evan* k la, N Y M Binkn ft la, HarriKburg Mjbs Biuke, Harrisburg PJBeckwith, Cleveland ,TEnkcrt,Pa B F Shenk, Lancaster J W 0 White, ft la, Pa ' MERCHANTS’ HOTEL-Fourth st. below Arnh.es J C Moon. Ebensbnrg GhAs Garretson, YorkflHß Jas Goft, York. J Frazer. Pa A JiFattndze J M Means. Comb co JPjerea, Balt B Phillips, Milwaukee JoaC Beitzell, Vn RG Baylor, Va G.T Piper. Pa JF Lowry, Pa E N Soherr ft la, Phil a Mrs Forneck « fnm, Phila W Baker. Pa JJn I,one. Mu w A Knight, Phila W Wolf, Centre co 4 **a 8 D Musser, Centre eo p Gilmore Sc la, Pittsburg JRaney, Lawrence 00 H Park. Ohio A B MoCown.va A Bnrtholoraovr, Va W Bleakly, Ohio C 0 Beaton, NeWSaleta W Harper. Clinton 8 8 Mnraer, Clintob - Jas Peott. Pa „ . Jnn Pollock, Clinton. Pa Jnoßnnch. Mdtoib Pa H Kennedy. AUerh’y City T Pjo.tto, Cur T w liou.lir... Piitibure G D Sprecher.'Lanoost.er Jaoob K'nzer, rittshurg W D Bprdphor. Lancaster Jno a Floyd. Pittsburg D Hos* ft la. Centre cO GW Pofßn ft la. Pittsburg AW Boyd, Pa W BAbder, Pmaborg Maj Stutsman. Somerset G H Trinpm; ifnlon 00 • Ch*B Kessler, Berks cO 801 Kerny. Berks co p B Bomh. Berks 6ft J 8 Cmmblish. Ohio I K<y*ntx»Princeton O W Kline, Merrer • Jit" E McLean, Pa Mim S wcod. Ohio D Thomas, Jr, Ohio W N Fulton, Pittsburg R D Armstrong Fittsbnrg E A Aurents ft la. Pa Theo A Bto«her,llnrnsburg A Trout. Mmersville James C Brown, Reading H Conrad, Jr, Reading H Henry, Vt. p Smith ft la, Pa. W Bowers. NY J McGovern. Jr. Lnno co Jejse Tirrelh Boston A G Hnim, Johnstown BHMeCay, Fa, „ ~ John Cessna. Pa,. John Iryin. Cleft*;Geld co 8 a Perrine, Washington eo Isaac Pemne, Washing n co A A Terrell, Ky AMERICAN HOTEL-Chestnut It.. Above Fifth, V c 8 Eckert, ra A C Yeater. N Y M T Howell, Jersey Shore A J Haas, Johnstown j B Maseer. Snnbnnr E w Chapin, Milton M Chamberlain, Milton L Crowd, yVilm, N C 8 Buver. Del A H Silver, DM W Wolff,Pa SMcintite.aM t . W 6 Bonlden.Md Jno G Black, Del GBartielt.Nu „ „ DDotoy.NC ~ R M Jones ft fa, Indian T Miss Faison ft bro, Ida T ThosMartin,NC TO Hawser.NC N Bohannon, N C 8 B Buttle, Term J H Watson. Ark J B.MaTkley, Pa R Bukentack, lowa C Mccornuck, MUton J Hildebarcer, Pa D M Wagnor ft la, Pft JnoEGirvin,.PA.,,. H Incerson, Va A A Masort ft la, N \ Geo Ifawthnni. Del 0 Henry, Del • Co! H B Fidaera&n, Del D Curry. Del HllBwarr. Pa T K Knox, Pa Chi* O’Neill, Jersoy Cily John Opdyoke, Easton C H Gallaher, N Y H W Burr, N Y JONEB’ HOTEL—Chestnut street. Above Sixth, J 8 Fisher, 111 . w Thurston. 11l Charles Mitchell. N Y R Earl, Washington CiiMM Taylor, Cin, 0 B B Kostcr. Cm, 0 W R Alythe. Ohio W Mooro, New Castle Geo Dare ft Ih*-Pa . . T Donohoe, Greensburg HGTpmison»Neb’kn City John White, N 0 John Rowlett ft la, Va H O’Neill, N C T P Klemhaua, N J r Steinor. Ga Go'» Duff. Va Tim* Lake, Va E Ford, N J , F, B Morse ft wf. Va J BWethersnoon & Ia,SC MissDenertiBC C H Unifies, N.T Jas DfiWftT, N Y A WM Hume, NY B W WoiictWnhL Kansas John .T Spronll.N Y W H Hiller, Wd A M Tredwell, N Y G G Lautar, Va John Rogers, NY Dr Rpenoer, N J K WGraffinsft !a,Spruce Cr Miss Grading, Birmingham J W 8 White ft la, Pitts g FRANKLIN HOUSE— Chestnut street, above Third. J Lawler, Phila , E F Blackman, Phila G W Sparks Wilmington J Dorsey, Dei H Carr, Brooklyn "/• Clements. Zanesville, 0 ft "W Maxfietii* Norwich A M Willo. N J C Meade. N J M Chess, PitUuurg Mrs M Chess, Pittsburg H W Rhaw ft mo. Ohio Mm* E Chos*. Pittsburg G W Hick* ft la. N Haven C Watkins, Del N Nortot) ft fa, Conn P Curry . ~ Ml) Whitman, Dauphinco R G Savage, Dauphin co J Folk, Dauphin co E Zerby, Dauphin co R M Pace, Conn E Wright, Phila 8 L Reeves ft U, N J Mm* Ell Hetrick, Easton Miss AM Hetnok, Easton RNewbold. NJ BNeWboid7N.l J A Burrown, Ohio _ G M Graham, Pa J H Brownlfw* ft I«».Pa M Gilbert .Tonnston, N Y C A Bnmer, New York C T Polk, Del D Ehraendorf. New York T T Barnes, Wash,D C 8 M Bowles, Welsh Run THE UNION HOTEL—Aroh.street, above Third. J P Bixler, Carlisle Sami Buck, Perrysvilla G H'Pa ppm, Ashland, 0 Win Holler. Greenford, 0 G WLatnison. Pluia D Taggart, N J r ? N J B*,ral Michael. Hanover J A Thomas, Crcslih, 0 H Thomas, Ccesltn, 0 Tho* S Martin. N Y 8 M Hill* ill J TAlcCanco, Pittsburg W Sempie, Allegheny AW Erwin,. Allegheny W Lina, Lowmtown J E MoMakin. Ohio E B England. WiUiamspt J G Crater, Ohio , A Caraper, Pa 8 K Crajidmker ft wf, 0 H Bowman, Millersvilto R Watson, Del B B Smith, Tamaqua J Haldeman. Inmaqua 8 Hawthorn, N J gw Rtewart, Ohio .T M Day, fronton, 0 W L Zone, Easton R Bhelkor, Pa M SonU ft la, R C Miss Dawson, 8 C w W Fisher. Lancaster G F Cline, 0 J R Doilmr. PottaviUe.,, E Gibbs, Madison. Win Orhudo Bufur, Pottifville G Hanoh, Mechanicsburg Jno Hanoh. Meohauicsburg R Sensemnn, Mechanicsug A Johns Md • J Statts, Md _ W Harlan, N J A Horuu, N J H McConnell. Waynesboro D Rhoads, Md PHsnaner. 0 G 8 Brwly ft la, Lane co E L Ballard, .lowa Jas Burk, Oregon DK Darbyshire, Cal AHAlnics.O. F E Volts, Pittsburg 0 JAlanb, Altodno, Pa STATES[UNlON—Marketsf..almve Rixth. R A oTKerr.0 T Kerr. Altoona H H Horstloy. Pa E Gregor, Lancaster J Thompson, Lewittown J BHowe, BUfrco J J Ceeu, Huntingdon co A Oabley* Marietta J J Boyer. Tyrone City W Shuster, Bloomfield H L BunkbClde, Bloqmfi’d F Jackson, Ind, ~ J R Perry, EliZatathhurg F B ClrtSsen. Bloomfield Mis* A GrCdni Miliemburg Miss Kline, Marietta tfKjirte, AiArUlta Wml Enutt. Columbia W edpen, Columbia J 0 Irvin. Centre od G Kealley. Centre co J K»np, Cenire pu ‘ .TTStuand, Centre co J 8 Homan, Cebtre 00 W Kaup, Centre co T Double. Gtoenburc R OatifbAl, Lewintown Wm Y 7 Marshal. P RR D 0 Shoemaker, Bedford J Mcrren ft la. MBtntion G Fitsgerald ft wf. Va •I Niwler. Mt Joy. G B Cole, Harrisburg J BBarntz, Harrisburg ECaesel, Pa A K Rhoem, Carlisle D L Gabel. Bovertown V Coble ft la, Pa Mm M Coble, Pa J B Bldieser. Pa H Rultstaoh, Pa SimonGroh, Marietta H Wjsier, Columbia § M Hinkle. Columbia Jas Rennet, Columbia ?D B.r.nslwrfror, P, P L B*k«r, P. Thos Weldi. Columbia * J B Garber. Columbia Thos MoMmn. Altoona Geo Westhafer, Pa J A Hoover, York 00. Pa John B MoAlister, Pa Mis* 8 T McAlister Pa Miss E Pa H Y.Van Read, Reading Rufus Adams, Reading NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third, C Miller, Mich IraF Lensell, Pa , Mfiut*\Bnyder co Geo Hitbish, Rnvder co LBHonold, Rnyder co Thao Hill ft la. Pa F Webster, Pa Tw Kuhler. Pa Pa A McLean, wiikesbarro hlDWitnun. Dauphin JFo)k, Dauphinco Jv.fctva*®* Dauphin K Zorby.Dauphin co I Ineh. FottiiviUe Degars.Pa ? Pa Gen F Page. Pa JO Bright- R I) Wriff. Hamburg CGnodwjn.Pa „ J Rameg, Lawrence co D Reynolds. Danville W Ancle. Danville Petor Ent, Pa_ J Smith. Pa WC Barnes. Pa . Mm E Clark. Lancaster D K Bauch, Phamtxville N T McVeigh. Pa John Medy, Lebanoh . D Weitael ft son. Reading C Bcidens ft son, Fotlsy’e Geo F Weaver, Jr. Pa a S wf ’? oU 5 v, ,1 18 JMPegerft da. Pottsv’o EME Biielman ft wf, Pa Miss Hostettor, Pa « Geoßowoirti, Miller*burg C.F Rioks. Massillon, 0 8 Otarlin, Mssaillon, 0 Mmf Uhfer. Po - F W Vandorbelt. York, Pa L F Vsnd|r*liee,Pa 0 H Muison, Carbon co John Gould, Carbon co, Pa _ BAJUjEY SHBAF—Secondstreet, below Vine, wJ)avidson, Cheltenham T Ent, Lambertville Ivs,ronson. Younß#ville,NY M Flooa.N Y MC Flooa, NY * AC Paxson. Pa t 5 E°geYe» Bristol Rov B Carroll, Lambertv’e y Hackman. Newtown It Yardley, Newtown J? Miller, Somerset, Pa J II Conarri, Phila w H Marshall. Shatnokm Peterson Conaaso, Mo £Bltn«ston, California R Thompson, Doylestown w M Large, Boyleetown IM Lacey. Laeyville IP Corson, Pa w , 8 Brown. Blornnsborg Bolpmon Smith, Bloomsburg A P Pureel, Bioomsburg ON Bfjaiu Doylestown Q Zeicler. Frvina Lewis, Newtown Ohnaßeea, Newtown Tfe?i.¥ orr,i 4, N^w t (rR ‘ l » j Cadwalgder. Fox Chase J Williams, Emna I Reese, wilkesbarre LCohe, PRtson.Pa W C Blackfan, Pa FnHC'Uers. NJ . OH Shaw, Yardlerville S P,^jJ'£'? rt hNe whope O Ramsey, Hartsvillo Dr' L 0 Rice, Solebury John Frets, California N McGowan. Newtown J 0. Young, Dovlestow n w P Rodgers, Doylestown John Hough, Georgia MERCHANTS* HOUSE—Third st., above Callowhlll. J T Conner, Columbia co E Everitt, Columbia co L Brmer. Reading C Nagle, Milton , J'Wernet.MinersviHe J* * t Rough and Ready T Wood, Lycoming co UJ Sohteppy W Beyb«rt, Luzerne co S HilT, Beach Haven A Nnll, Pa J Kirkpatrick. Pottsville a Gehring, Bethlehem J Balthron, Mitlersburg W H Young, Pa 2 Bprhard, Ohio. M A Mclloho, Ohio D Eshleman. Ohio I) Smith. Ohio JD Axe. Ohio „ B P Funk, Milton, Pft i°A^ Veb * te fr ra JTTransue.Pa FT Weaver. Pa MLLeroh.Pa D Kramer, Durham J, Loby A da, Pa fl Weaver, Myerstown T if Roebeker, N Y B 0 peninror, Centre co AB!ight,Pa Larlr.Pa W Steokel,'Doylostowu T Butz, Allentown EP But*. Lehigh co FSpencer, Northumberld co J Eisenhate. Pa John Simnkey, Pa F Myers,’ Myerstown BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third st,, above Callowlnli. J Riehl, Kutztown Mrs fihcetz, Kutztown MiSB Kirby H Maurer, Beohtelavjlle iMebJliHenbiirr t G W Wolf, Dapboro W H Knder Ouakertown Mrs Moor, Milnrsbure JB Fisher. Spring Mills nv l fwhfJiSp Mills G Smith, Montg oo J) >5 2 er ,k* oo J Yoder, Berks co S t™"’ §2j& 00 ‘ £ BRice, Potts town E , 5 ir I ner . , .Eeading L Cfemmeus, Doylestown al, Bolimidt, Boyeratown John 0 Ooyor, Mt Airy A BPirnmy, Milton, Pa Q \y Kreiilnr. CnmohollKtn C McGftnioy, Campfiallotn B Shutt, Wnrrinuton Sainl Lettor, OrwisalnirK Win H Lofller. Onrimlmhf y,,K 'i».J> r vi o Dll Tlroisimoh, TuiimUiv F Keller, Turbilttevllle John 8 MelTner, Tor iiittji F Wei,a, l.yrnmlle Kami Bnrder, Lyntwille 8 I) DflAiK, Pinla Geo W Iredell, Pbila Jacob Ciemena.Dofle.twn WH Analonyor. Do, lestn John Clemens. Doylestown H S J.oyeU, Dovlestown D Reeser, Readme It F Snyder, Lrnnvlllo D F Snyder. Lynnville , John Gorr. Maouneie Henry Muthliard,M»cungie Jonas Held, llaeiinsie iwfe'fidS.y 1011 Newla ” < '’ MM,msie CO&IMBRC2AD HOTBL—Sixth st.. above Chestnut. E Neeley, Ripley Place J C Lysle, Sit Vernon toekl, Chester co 8 H Ross, Sit Vernon X ttite; «KSSIS3 f|W,Ww» teofr SKSS» fK 0 „„»re C c 6 S ,r0?0 w «^ r * ? en rT r i’ 4 S Homnn, Centre co W 8 JacßSon, Centre co J Kachus, Chester co JMV.tzor.Pou,tow n h WTholnaa fnd J H sfiSSlfD!?' rri " town SS Walker, Del ittlf&P' 1 Jyo?omTla M i'a A Yeatman. Chester co A SlSall! Del* Chesterco J C ° J B Preston, Port Deposit S M Meredith^Chester co EAGLE HOTEL—Third street, above Race H P Ruch, Northumberland J Roan, Pa if Holinoslnrrg 13 S'X'llma^t»!iS e ’ hare P Buokey, Bedtord co F Gerhart uco R o “,'J'i.6he«tor co JDSnere.Hohnesbur. A ? hc,st « r ILirtnmn, Ohester"co J E Eldrwt^farn v° J fI TO Mh * Chester c? Blriv dre ,ain ’ N Y G M Anderson, Chester co fffise,J, AM| r l?ffilf,"Deleo , R D Wolf, Hamburg »n w M«>UNT VERNON—Second street, above Aroh R B wflson KBellefonte A ciTram 1 ()hto ell!,ro " 1 ® 8 S Ganeth, Phlla Bv* niark PitrSu,*- i&&ShS!te£& sw c “ roden C H Elliot,’Harrisbuts R H G[l, B ™ i7„S; ,rfc Thos Barr, Lnwbach'fl, Pa J P Butz. Lawl.ach's, Pa £-i9 flpe -rr lf 4 ® K eBB l* r f Enston C C Von Horn, N Y Jos G Konst, Muncv Lewis Whipple, NY I, I) Evolnnd, Milton ■ fBALD EAGLE HOTEI,-Thlrd st.. oh. Callowhlll. c Heller, Rend,ing 0 A Jnpoby ft. In, Biooms'g Hamburg llWiilmms.Pa V J Rudolph. j)el K Y 2 Rmith,Northampton co Vi, Or/*\? r *A a a John King, Pa Orrus Kii Vl i ont,:omer J r co Jfw B «nson, 111 C T C%ic%miA a W. Wr S? £6 Stoughton, Milton, Pa JohnFomir Peter Fornoy, Lebanon co J Housed N^ni!^ non 00 M Bndcnborn Sc, la. Pa fesgi ais ? ~ THE PK|!S^ttlLADgIJmA r THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1859. INSURANCE COMPANIES. ASSURANCE COMPANY, established in m FIRE AND MFE iNSUIIANOE. HfeAD OFFICES: LONDON, ABERDEEN, EDINBDROH, QLAS GOW, PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL. $6,398,800. ANNUAL INCOME UPWARDS OF 81,000,000, Polioios guarantied by the unlimited liabilities 0 nearly 1,000 Shareholders. Losses promptly adjusted and paid without reference to London, by WILLIAM GETTY, AGENT FOR THE UNITED BTATEB. OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA BANK, CHEBTNUT STREET, ABOVE FOURTH, REFERENCES. ftlowr.. SfrUART t BROTHEk, 13 Bank atr.Bt. “ MYETta, CLAGHOHN, ft 0D„ 232 Market it 11 WM. MoKEE & CO.. 22 South Front street “ MoCUfCHEN Sc COLLINS, S. W. oorner Front and New streets. “ SMITH, WILLIAMS, Sc CO., 11l Market it. “ JAMES GRAHAM A CO., 20 and 22 Letltia at. JOSEPH B. MITCHELL, Em., Fresidefit Mechanic.' Bnfik. JAMES DUNLAP, Eaq,, President Union Bank. Hon. WILLIAM A. PORTER, 623 Walnut street, late Judge Supreme Court. Jyg-tuthfts tf AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., INCORPORATED 1813-CHARTER PERFET UAL. No. 310 WALNUT Street, above ThiiH, Philadelphia. Having a large paid-up Capital Stookand Surplus In vested in sound and available Securities, continue to in sure on. Dwellings. Stores, Furniture, Merohaudize, VciiaeUm Port and their Cargoes, and other PereonaJ Property. AU losses liberally andprompur adjusted. « ninsctpks,^ ■ THOMAS It. MARffenM^ 0TT ’ If mutual safety in of OFFICE S WALNUT INSURANCE FRB?akT ?To aU parte of the World. „ u 'INLAND INSURANCE On Good*, by River, Conali, Lakes, and Land Carriage „ K FlV^Yif^fes On Merohandise generally. On Store*. Dwelling Houses, &o. ABBKTB OF THK COMPANY, Par November 1,13 W, J EHUrulelshiav City 8 febht. Lda^?..B%M44 > oo Biw,wo, reanarlvAHia State Loans. iomm oo SS® S * Tre;ttdry 4H & cent. Notea... ft),m w B®,CCO, Pennsylvania Railroad 2d Mortgage „ 6 VoenL Bond* 45,575 00 820,000, North Pennsylvania Railroad Mort 813,000,800 shares stock Germantown Gas CdmtmbyJtftereAt addpriHeitiai guarantied by the oity Sr Phila- , 83,000, m jhareh* itAllrood °° 88.000, 100 shares North PennKy ivaWinfluii- W road Company am nn Bf,WO, Sundry shares Philadelphia loe Boat Company, Havre de Grace Bteam Tow Boat Company. Sa vannah Steam Navigation Com pany, andPhiladelphm Exchange Company —~ j.osooo , and Ronl Estate. Bills receivabfe for Imin'mnucii'ma\{o Bajanoe due at Ag6Bo(ek—Premiums rin Ma rine Pohoies rCccnUy Issued—and other debts duo the Cdmpany M 23 1 Scrip and stook of sundry Insurance Compa- Cash on Deposit ill Batik... 4? Q 67 35 DIRECTORS, James C. Hand, Theophilus Pauhlinf, femes Traquair, William Eyre, Jr** J. F. Peoiston, Joshua P. Eyre, tmuel 15. Stokes, mes BjSty arland, lomas C. Hand, Robert Burton, John B. Semple, Pittsb’f > p.T.Moißan, “ " iretarr. mhK-dtf William Martini Joseph H. 6eai, Edmund A. Souder, John C. Davis, John R. Penrose* George G. Leiper, Edward Darlington* Dr. R. M. Huston, William C. Ludwig* Hugh Oratr. Spencer M’llvaine* Charles Kelly. H. Jones Brooice* JacobP. Jones, _ K'ljWa HENRY LYLBUTtN. Seel THE ROBERT MORRIS FIRE INSU RANCE COMPANY <O9 W°l U A ? Bt B-Fr’kET. ors°odß, anfl Merobartuise generally.™ The following jrovi.eion m the Poliole* of title Cdm peuy guaranLea their aeofirity When assigned aacoi .3iii,l,or!ioT ! 1 “ UnDl invalidated, or .in any.wiee nfleoted. after its assignment as a collateral,security to S5 r m?Stt?fir r ffidrtrtse.atffUi* nfipnivat t.fsuchas signtheut lly the omoe. by ady transfer or conveyance of the mortgaged P ,om WSL|LS , ( ?A I '™M of the esrae," fPaut T. Jones, Jeremiah M. Brook., 1 Hnlme, Robert Clarke, 0 8. Waterman, David Balomon, ard,G. James, Wiiliam Vaudervwr* ppJfnneyji Theodore Cuyler. s-AlfLWiftifcs. p re ,®j n :. u . el Fame insurance company, no. HI CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA. INCORPORATED BTATE OP CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RISKS. „ DIRXCTOHS t tUHVKL w.ioni ofWri.ht, Bro»., * Co. William W. Walter., Wiluam Ryan & Co. Charlm RiciiAanson- J.O. Hnwe&Co. Georgs A. Wk.i We.(, Fobei, k Lloyd. Barclay Lifuecott.- Llpeinootl, Hunter, t Soott. gJafOB W. BrocT. Chatee., tflout, 4 60. B ? Br £V ra ’ Jr Lowi«, Broa., t Co. aVid Haviß 5c Birney. A.H- Robemirim Roieißielm, Brooka, k Co. IOH2l 0H 2 If S lusos John k Bona. Joan W. Kvermah John W. Rverman & Co. Thomas 8. Maryin..... Sava.e k Marlin. Insurance company op the STATE OP PKNNSYLVANIA-FIRE AND MA TOS ISBUB -^’ oE ~”°- 4 EXCHANGE BUILD- 18s!."8 r 3Sf,«6 CapiW 8!00 ' 00 ®- A *» etI ' January 1, All invested in Bound and available .eoariti.Mon tmue to insure on Vessels and Cargoes, Buildings, Stocks of Merchandise, 5co u oq liboral terms. tv «, DIRECTORS: Henry D. Sherrerd, George H. Stuart, Simeon Toby. Bamuol Grant, Jr., Tobias Wagner, * HAm S Snuft, Thomas B. Wattson, Henry O. Freeman, William R. white, Charles S. Lewis, „ George C. Carson. wrr t taw JIWS&Pfc SHERRERD, President. WILLIAM HARPk.R.Bsoretarr. jefl-wfmtf Q.UTTA PfiROILV CEMENT ROOFING, THE CHEAPEST AND MOfJT DESIRABLE HOOF- 18 FfRE AND WATER PROOF. SENT TO ANY PART OF THF. COUNTRY, WITH FUIJa PRINTED DIRECTIONS FOR APPLICA- Bpecimensa§d the best of references can be seen, and any desired idiormation obtained on application by let- U , J 4 o A , \P flr *°R M our .principal office*, 610 BROAD »t- Nlchplas Hotel} 349 FULTON Street, Brooklyn, opposite Ci{y Hall. » .. ~ JOHNS A CROSLEY. n.t e Tflnta thoroughly praoljcftl and responsible man, in this pity, to devote his.time ami attention tothe sale and applioauon of our ROOHNG. Any each person who .would like to ostnhlisb lor himself a safe, good paiin*, and permanent bußmeM, will please address us a note to that eflect, with lit* reference*. In our reply wo will give particular. *23-Ct PRESH FRUIT JARS. * j Thosowho wish to avoid the nncloanlineßs at tendnpt upon putting up fruit, Ac., by the use of the old style Jar* with metal cover* and comont, will be pteoam. to learn that the wholo operation of Preserving can lie performed in low than one half the usual rime by the V 8«, KARTELL’S ALL-GLASS PRESERVING JARS, pronounced by phrsicians and scienrifio men to lie the safest and most reliable Jar ever made. A single inspection will satisfy any one of their incomparable superiority over all others. Manufacturers under the Patent, KARTELL Sc LKTfiITWORTH, No. 13 North FIFTH Street, General Ginas Depot. npiIOKLEY oattle, ’ __ (As from England.! ror Horses, this food is indispensable l promoting and sustaining a l the animal fumitions I® health and m;lch Cowsit is invaluable, ln°reasing the uuantUy and improving the quality of milk For Sheep and rigs the offect produced in one month ill exceed aHexpoclation. Theadditionofthisfoodmny be attended with a Kub tractio/i of other food, to tho extentof one-third, thereby rendering ijs application one of eoonomy, whilo at the same time it materially assists tho digestive powers of every animal, in extracting a larger portion or nourish- Eeut from tho ordinary food, which would otherwise be st.confleqnentupontheimpaired or defective actior of those organs. Depot, 2M DOCK Street, *l7'tno7 PHILADELPHIA. MANCHESTER SCALES. No. 33 North SIXTH Street may be found a jf«neral wisortmentof COUNTER SCALES, tORTABLE PLATF°RM SCALES, SCALES, « . ,IIAY AND'COAL SCALES. Also, ri^ ah 2, AD PCAI'E B furnished at short no ;‘ c .® A* l warranted to indicate standard weight, noou ii rft ’ ®*» T,ie nl “h of the aliove Bood-beet known by examination. Bts-th»tu2m geo. W. COLBY Sc CO. J)RItLS AND SHEETINGS EOR EX- MoMUmNvs,& FKONT st -“J» LETITIA Btrast, LApj^ > HAIR BRAIDS, WIGS, FRI SETIB, and QURI,S, manufactured in the very oeat and newest Fans sty les, and oi which we constantly !ii-. I S.„i l ?i t . ,h 0 tnwost ppMiblo price.. Order, from to ’iKi'.'ifl 'i s i?te ol! ’ and Promptly attended to. DY£ „. e . auaO-am* Between Market and Chestnut. XJAVANA CIGARS offered to dealers "Mr** feSJty® n 1 ? 8 ’ of various sizes and brands, in- M*l‘ n. Month FRONT fltreat. MENTON LEMONS.—2SO boxes Menton Letnone, found[nnd in prime ordor. Tor enle br »1? A. MERINO, i«lSouth FRONT Street. DEFINED SUGAR.—6OO barrels various B-*' grade!. ISO bill. nu. .iftednnd rowdon for eale by JA.MEB GRAHAM i C 0„ nn*l I.ETITIA Slroir. SJUGAR-HOUSE MOLASSES.—I6O hhds.. Heroes,'and barrels, for sale by JAMES GRAHAM fc CO., ««» I.ETITIA Street DH2ARB SODA.—IOO kegs for sale by " / HTHERILL A BROTHER. Nos. 47 and <9 N. •IROOWTI |*t i^HEESE. —130 boxes Herkimer County Cheeso, in store and for sale by C. C. SADLER & CO., AHiTH ntr«At. second door nf«nva Front. ECONOMY MESS SIIAD-Nos. 1 and 2 ■*“* » prime article, in store and for sale Ift ~l M WM. J. TAYI.OR Sc CO., * uag 1M 80UTH Win^RVh^ rf^OFFLE. —500 bags low-pnced Rio. 100 '- / bags primol.aguayra. lnrsaioby JAMES GRAHAM k CO., * a3Q LETITIA Strait CHILDREN’S CLOTHING— Latest Styles ?fttteniß always on hand, SOI RAlfiSStreet, first door above EighUi, ot* EDUCATIONAL, White hAiA AoISiMYTTSSIE tho7ili nf November next. The attention of Parents anu Guardians it Invited,. The looation is pleasant* tho course of inatruotino extensive, ami tlio terms inmle rate. Good city references given. The Principal can po seen every afternoon at the UNION HOTfI, from OROAD-S'I'REET INSTITUTE FOR Prinolp.l, No. *1 NHOAD’etr?*, bolowPoplir. ’ LAW DEPARTMENT UNIVERSITY A F PENNSYLVANIA, ’ pSn?f»W«ffi,raP-" Fe, "’ M - *° mml Prof. P. McCALL—“ Kvidano* ” Prof. E. SILNCER MlLLER—“Equity Jurispru dence. . « ■nsv^J^E^rSa delivered oh Pill* sgagAiw ° clo ° k K w,jp M' USIO.-A. R. TAYLOR, Tenche~of be!6w S Coato* Pia 110,678 LFTI j Street, pUSTOK’S WRITING ACADEMY, XJ 8. E.corner EIGHTH and BANSOM Streets, Open dad* Uorr>9 A. M.* toft ,P. M. . To Gentlemen "i twiH «HJ .1 j.inl busihe» hand ia imparted. Id Ladies ft ana graceiul epistolary styje.. Clo*se* jVtvafe. Cardswntton, and every da scnpUon of Penmanship neatly executed, sIS-Sm A CAD EM Y OP THE PROTESTANT -c*. EPISCOPAL CHURCH, LOCUST and J UNIFER Streets. , The Autumnal Session opened on MONDAY, Septem ber 6th. , Applications for Admission may bc.mmlg to the Prin “wbli’l and * Sal ' A ’” b °- JAMES W. ROBINS, A. M., slfi-thsmlm Principal. Educational— MissELLA watson 3Z5 North TWELFTH Street, will rooommenoo giving Instructions on the PIANO, at her own residence or those of Her Pupils, after September lit. 1869. au23-tiig&m.gm* TIfESDAMES CIIEGARAY AND D’llEU younVo'{Ja oim OAHCIN ° AND day 80H001 ' for PHILADELPHIA, No ' fi ] !f!^^| ,AN SQUARE, VINE Madame C k 1? Q A It A Y respectfully inform* hor fridhdß anq the pubUo iH general, that independently of her Boarding aifd Day Bohriof,.lUreQtodliyiKdrfiplf ahd her,niece, htoe,,PßKV.aVr t iH tfEW VpilOia m tepift, m cdbflßOtlphwith her niece, Mme. D’HER VJLLY, openmg in PHILADELPHIA an Institution on precisely the same plan as the one above mentioned. The Principals wtll answer applications and receive vliiter. on and after the 12th day of September, nnd the Bchool will open on the lfi*h. au3Mm* HEMAN ALLEN, A. M., Tcndicr of the VIOLIN and PIANO. Mr. Allen may lm applied to at the re.ldonoe of Ina father, Frofeiwor Allen. No. 215 South SEVENTEENTH Street. afi-lm IUTSS M. W. IIOWES WILL REOPEN iTJI her School for Yount Lndies, at 1331 CHESTNUT ■treat. MONDAY, September 12. au»-ilt.el7-»tiilli2w* Mr. wintiirop tappan’s board- ING AND DAY BCHOOL FOR YOUNII I.A- Brof. R. 1). Hi(chcook,D. I)., New Yorjt oily. Hon. R. 0. Witithrop, Boston. aulS-tfißtu-fiw* SPRING GARDEN ACADEMY FOR YOUNG MKN AND BOYS, N. E. cor. EIGHTH anp BUTTQNWOQD Streets.—Resumes duties MON DAY, September fith. Number limited { all pupils un dot the.imhieulate.core of the Principal; thegnvorn iHent in that of pilrdly “ tnoral suasionreports sent to parents weekly 5 tho Moral, Intellectual, nnd Physical Education of Bovs will he carefully and conscientiously altondodto. Catalogues gratuitously at the Academy, or 469 North Eighth street. au2s-*w F. DONLEAVY LONG, Principal. PRICE-STREET ACADEMY, GERMANTOWN. PHILADELPHIA. GEORGE R. BARKER, PRINCIPAL^ The Fall Term of this Institution commences Septem ber fith, 1859. The coursoof instruction comprises all the brandies of a thorough English Education, together With the Latin, Greek, nnd l< rencli Languages. au22-tf ST 3 MISSES EWING WtLL OPEN A cHdQi, for ydtma LAUif.B an*i chil , ffi MONDAY, September ith, at OW SPRUCE where Circulars may be obtained. Refkrekces. Rev. Albert Barnes, Rev. W. W. Bpear. D. D., Prof. C, D. Cleveland. aul7-6w* The misses casey and mrs. bee- BE'B Boarding and Day Sohool for Younr Ladies. 1703 WALNUT Btreet, reopens WEDNESDAY, Sep ember 7th. _ au2-Xm 9698,804 70 RITTENnOUSE ACADEMY— N* E. cor ner of CHESTNUT and EIGHTEENTH Streets, entrance on Eighteenth street. The next Session will commence SEPTEMBER FIFTH. JBW. LUCfUS BARROWS. / p.i tl „s„«u s3-lm __ JOHN H. WESTCOTT.t F»noipaU. A LEEN GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY, FRaNKFORD. PENNSYLVANIA, six miles from Market street, Philadelphia. The course of instruction In this School is comprehen sive and thorough. Parents and Guardians who intend to place Uieirdnjiglitortfor Wards at this Institution will do welt to make immediate application to Mrs. E.L. THOMPSON, s3-tf Principal and Kupormlondent. BRYANT •& STRATTON’S NATIONAL MERCANTILE COLLEGES, located at PtiiJa ddlbhia, S. E. odrner SEVENWand CHEBTNUT; New York, Buffalo, Cleveland, aild Chioago. For in frtrmstinn. call nr send for Cataloeue- fe9.tr CENTRAL INSTITUTE, N.YT. CORNER Xy of TENTH and SPRING GARDEN Streets, will bo reopened MONDAY, September 8 Boysjprepared for ArtyW VISION in the PUBLIC GRAMMaKSCHOOLS, for BUSINESS, or for COLLEGE. au23-6w* H. G. McQUIRK, A. M.. Principal, The gersuntown academy will yeopen on MONDAY. September SUn 1859, The Prinoipal wiU receive a limited number of Boys into his family. J. H. WITHINGTON. A. M.. aul7-6w* Prinoipal. DANCING. HAZARD’S DANCING ACADEMY, N.E. comer of ARCH and BROAD BU.-Ml. HAZARD, from Paris, nnd well known in this city aa having had the Inrgest and most fashionable Danciax Academy foe many years, has the honor to inform his former patrons and thejmblio that he has returned to this city, and will open a Dancing Academy at the place above named, on MONDAY, 3Bth of September. .Mr. H. will alio teach classes in sohoots and private families. Mr. H’e styleofdanomgis plain, easy, and graceruL andean be acquired m a time. An easy andsracel'ul de portment. as well ns a perfect knowledge or the present style of such as is done in the very best so ciety, will he imparted at once to thesohoUrs. and no time wasted in learning old steps nnd dances that aro out of fashion. For terras, references, etc., applr at tho hall. seU-3m jA, STOVES! STOVES!! JAMES SPEAR. rat No. 1118 MARKET STREET, Is now prepared to meet the wants of the publio more completely in all the details of the Stove trade thanany other establishment in Philadelphia, in proof of whioh he invites comparative examination. The following aro among his nwq popular inventions, several of which have already obtained a national repu tation as surpossingin excellence and<co«cwiy any other Stoves in use. JAMES SPEAR is the Invontor and Patentee of the Improved Gas-burning Cooking Stove, acknowledged to be tbc b»st Rlove for family use in tho world. JAMES SPEAK is the Patentee of tho celebrated Gss-consuming Cooking Range, now rnpidly coming into genoTalnse. JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the Improved Sil ver’s Air-tight Gas-consuming Parlor H tove. JAMEB SPEAR is the Inventor of the Improved (Patented) Ornamental Stove Urn, which from us beauty and utility is likely, this season, to be univer sally adopted. JaMESSPEAR lathe Patentee of the Labor,'Fuel, and Comfort-saving Ironing Pan. JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the celohrated Railway-car Heater. For all of the above tho inventor _T ery justly claims advantages which require but tp lie understood by the public to bo universally appreciated and preferred to any other articles of that class in the market; and he would hereby extend a cordial invitation to all persons inw*ntof Stoves to call and examine for themselves. Parties wishing to examine will havo every attention shown thorn, whether intending immediately to pur chase or not. 522-3 m j, CHARLES JONES, No. 805 North SECOND Street. (Successor to A. dCBKw J. Gallagher,! would respectfully call the atten- of those doßiring stoves to his extensive assortment of Cooking, Heating, and Parlor stoves. I havo purchased the exclusive right to the refreil inlet and repatrt- in Philadelphia, of Gallagher’s Celebrated “ Morning StaT” and >l Dunrino” Gas-Fuming Cooking Stovov. well known for years {is the most satisfactory Stoves in the market. Also, his new Flat-top Cooking Stove “ Daylight.” which combines all tho useful tm firovament*, nnd operates admirably, i also tnnnu aoture, in a superior manner, Hilvor’s Gas-burner of the best Russia Sheet Iron. These are the moat eoonomioa! and easily managed Parlor Stoves in use. a]6-3m CABINET WAKE. ITOQUET & HI3TTON> MANUFACTURERS OF jq E S K S AND CABINET FURNITURE NO. 239 SOUTILTHIRD STREET. # ~ Office, Bank, and School Furniture, Extension Tables, Bookcases, Wnnlrotws, ato s3-3rn Cabinet “furniture and billiard V/ TABLES. MOORE & CAMPION, No. 281 SOUTH SECOND STREET, in oonneetion with their extensive Cabinet Business, are now manufacturing *” and have now on band a full supply, finished with MOORE fc CAMHON’S IMPROVED CUSHIONS, whioh are pronounced by all who haveuied them to be superior to all others. For the quality am) finish of these Tables the manu facturers refer to their numerous patrons throughout the Union, who are familiar with the okaractor of their work. JyM-8m BRUSHES* THE CHEAPEST BRUSH HOUSE IN PHILADELPHIA.—Look at th. followinr H.t of pnoe. for Handooruba, and compare them with thoac bou,ht eleewhera: No.l, Mknoti, 6JK per doier, No. a, ca knot!, 78 “ No. S, 68 knot., 87 •• N 0.., eokuota.lflo “ No. 6, 85 knots, 11J << «No. 8,100 knots, 133 “ o. 7.10. knot., 160 •• 0. S.llOknot.jlU •* H North * RY S ,?ce^a. Philadelphia. salamander safes. 11l A large assortment of pTTI aDEL PH I /|ffi*U?rc B TT S R HD “TWk BANK LOCKS/”' Store. „ moliyS'oMi'U'^RTAo., On m good terms aa. any other establishment tn the United States, hy .. EVANS k WATBON, No.W Bouth FOURTH Street. PLEAHK GIVE CALL. Philadelphlj^ TpAMILY OiiOUOLATE ■R- ox SUPERIOR OUAUTY. EDWARD A. HEIVTZ, Manufacturer and Importer of French and Spanish CHOCOLATE. Store 8. W. corner ARCH and NINTH Streets. »9-3 m (factory 814 Filbert strnot.) Grain mills—grain mills—For the Farm and plantation. The IRON-BURR MILL has no equal for Grinding Fine Meal, Feed, Collee, Spi ces, eto.. by hand or power. Pnoe #B, 825, and #45. Now in oparaton at lia South SECOND Btreet. iMX7 mi ° i>am,roamt ’ nMuuo. ENCAUSTIC TILES lor OrnnmentAl Chlmiwp Top. for cotl»80«. Garden Vases and Fountains. lC*u^Zt^X and WatBr wnduotor., f.h i« l/Ud TVEW Nos. 1& 2 AIACKEReL—A sroafi i * .invoicoof assorted paekagos, landing from steamer Kensington, and for sale by - M WM. J. TAYLOR k CO.. M»ft IJWfiOUTIf WHARVES. JjjJPANISJI OLIVES—In bulk, in prime ordori for sale by ■IT A. l4o£outb FRONT BtWt» STOVES. RAII.ROAD LINES. • north pbnnsyl- Tr^4 B stie%&’a„^Yi^b^tr P .XS-15- Udelpbia, DAILY, (Sundays excepted:) For lietnifilifim. Allentown, Mauoh Chunk, Wilkes- (Accommodation,) atB.HA.bl. 5 {‘‘or i'ort Washington, (Accommodation,) at 3.lfi P. M. and 8.20 P. M. TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA: IrfAVe Bethlehem, (Expreai.) nt 8 A. M. end Ull P. M. Leave Doyleitown, (Aoooininodation,) at d. 30 A. M. and i P. M. Leave Fort Washington, (Accommodation,) at 8.30 A. M. and 3.36 P. M. , , ON BUNDAYB: Phiiiuiaiphia, forlipylejtown, at3A. M.and»P. M. S o, h , ‘ o n*'!(.f 0 L r £ lll l , fe “("'S A - Nu»n'l *'• M. v 5, 1,.- ‘ v?!, ' 1 ?' 1 n! I .’ ,*1;“ ; to Mauoh Chunk. S 2 00 iin LaiMin.SlAOi toDOjletto*n,BUoentli to Wilkoabarre, A FiF n n'l!Cs e .l Sljhllay Traim.loon- ELLIS CLARK, Agont, WEST OHES CHANGE OF.HbUKJH. liilixir: »: ires? irrs,^!- Leave West Cbester« from the Station, on fart MARKET Street, at e.tiaml 9.30, A. M.'aHl 9 andMt ONSUNDAYS-Leave Philadelphia at 8 A. M„ and 2 P. M. Leave West Chester at 7.30 A. M., and 6P. M HENRY WOOD, General Superintendent. SKNOKR^^ff^ra^fioWNtNolcwNAWll?-' THKMEDIATE STATIONS.—On find after lit J.nuftrr, 1869, the Passenger Train* for DOWNINGTOWN, will start from the Passenger Depot of the Philadelphia mid Rending Railroad Company, oorner of BROAD and VINE Streets. MORNING TRAIN for Downingtown, leave* at 7.JQ A. Al. AFTERNOON TRAIN for Downingtown, leave* at .45 P. M. 'DAILY (Sunday, excepted.; By order of the Board ol Manager* of the Philadelphia ma Reading Railroad Company. <l3O W. I(.MetLTIKNN Y, Secretary. ISIMamiMWB CAJIfIEN AND AT- O.natid after September Ist. and until further noUee, train* for Atl/mtio cur leave VINE-Btreet Wharf daily Wbundais oxcopted.) _ »}»4Twin 7,30 A. M. Express “ _ 4 p, jj. Stopping at all Btationi,going,and returning. _ LEAVES ATLANTIC city. Express Train... s A. M. Mail. “ ~, ,4 p t m _ % r 0 V? Atlantio, ®1 80. Round Trip Tickets, good for Two Days, 93 60. * Freight must be delivered at Cooper’s Point by 1 P, M. .The Company will not tie responsible for any goodsuo tu received and receipted for ny their Freight Agent at the Point, *l-lm JOHN 0. BRYANT, Agent. PHILADELPHIA AND Chicago, IlricJt Idlnnd, Niagara Fall*, njilVnukob, Bur lington, Montreal; Bt. Paul’s, Detroit, Dunliotn.ahd St. . Pagsengoy train* will leave the mg Railroad Depot,oorner BROAD and ViNEBtreels, DAILY, (Sundays oxoeptedj as follows: „ x,, . 7$ A. AL, DAY EXPRESS. Ivor Elmira, Niagara Falls. Buffalo, Detroit. Chicago, Milwaukee, Rock Island, Galena,St. Paul’s, Burlington, and St. Louik. T , , P. M., NIGHT EXPRESS. For Elmira, Niagara Fall*. Buffalo, Detroit Chioago, Milwaukee, Rook Island, Galena,St. Paul’* B rbngton, and St. Louie. • TrTl l , p Jr??,.Av. w * nn< l s *3o P* M. trains run through to HARRISBURG, stopping at all Stations on the Leba&on Valley Branch. The 7.30 A. M, train connect* at Rupert for Wilke*- Baggage checked to Elmira, Buffalo, and Suspension Bridge. lickotsoanbe prooured at the Philadelphia and Elunra Railroad Line's Ticket, Office, Northwest corner ofSIX 111 and CHESTNUT Streets, and at the Passen ger Depot, oorner BROAD and VINE. , THROUGH EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN Leaves the Depot, Broad street, below Vino, daily, (Sun day executed,) for all points West and North, at 6 P. M. Freiuhf* must, bo delivered before 8 P. Al. to insure going IHo sHlrie llhj. . , For further iuforniation, apply ett _ . Freight DopoLTIROAD, below Vine, Or to CIIAo. 8. TArPEN, General Agent, N. W. oorner SIXTH and CHESTNUT StreeTs. 001-tf Philadelphia. notice to shippers Tlio^N'Nwr^^lA i RA?L!Ii‘AI) R |fo I S?ANY aro now prepared to roceive and forward freight to the fol bwing point* on the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL- Lock Haven, Lavishing, Wayne, Northumberland, Jersey Shore, Sunbury, Trevortonlntereeotion, Newbury, Georgetown, Williamsport, Millerstown, Munoy, Halifax, Watsoutown, Yotk, Milton, Hanover Jnnotlon. ALG(k R allintermedirtapointson HANOVER to Fright, twion, THIRTEENTH and MARKET Streets, will lie promptly forwarded. jjB-3m F, j, HNKKDKR, Freitht Axent, PHILADELPHIA |®?ffis»SBANl) reading rail road, MORNING LINK, for POTTSVILLE, READ , . ING and HARRISBURG. Leaves the Depot, at corner of BROAD and VINE Btrcots.at 7.30 A. M., DAILY, (Sundays oxcopted,) for IOfTSVILLK, UAftßiaupltG, and ail intermediate points, connecting at Harrisburg with trains running to Pittsburg, Ch&mborsburKtCarhsle. Sunbury, Ac. AFTERNOON LINKS. HaI?r!s , BURG ‘ M " 1)AIIjY ' for FOTT6VILLE and At 4.45 P. M., DAILY, (Bundays exoepted.) for READ ING, aud intermediate points. aplB W. H. McILHENNY, Becretarr. fSI m Mflgmj PHILADELPHIA, GER MANTOWN AND NORRIS TOWN RAILROAD-BUMMER ARRANGEMENTS— On and after Alo^ifU^Ma^SjUi^l further notice. Leave Philadelphia 0, 7. 8, BX> min., 19, 11, 12, A. Al., 1,2,3, 3K, 4, 5. AS', 6. 7, 8. 9, 19. and UK P. AL Leave Germantown 8,7.7K.8,8K,9,10,11, A.5i.,U1«, 1,2, 3,4, 6, fl, 6K, 7K. 8, 9. JOK P. M. ON SUNDAYS, Leave Philadelphia 9.96 min. A. M., 2,3,6,7. K, and 10K P. M. Leave Germantown 8.10 min. A. M., 1.10 min., 4,6 K» and 9H P. M. „ CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD. LeavePhiladelphiao.B,BX. H A.M.,2,3K,4,5K,8,9, Leave Chestnut Hill 7.10. 7.40, 8.10, 9.40, 11.56 A. M., 12.40,3.40, 6.49,7.10,8.40,10,10 P. M. . ON BUNDAYB. Leave Philadelphia 9,05 inin. A. Ax., 2.5. and 7Af P. AI. Leave Chestnut Hill 7.69 A. M., 12.60, 6-10, and 8.66 P. M. . FOR OONBnOIIOCKEN AND NORRIBTOWN. . Leave Philadelphia 0,8.06 min., 10.95, nun.. 11K A. M„ 1.05 min.. 3 03 min., 4K,*X,BX. IIK P. M. Leave Norristown 6,7, 9,11 A. AL, 1,3 K, 4X, 6,7 K, 1. Al. w , ON SUNDAYS, Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M..3and4P. M. Leave Norristown 7 A. AL. 1 and 6 P. M. FOR AIANAYUNK. D«ave Philadelphia 6, 7.05 min., 805 min., 9K. 1006 J 5 Ar At., 1.96 mm., 2.05 mill., 3.06 mm., vi, 6H, 6», 8,11 f£ P. M. . Leave Manayunk6K,7K,BK,9K, 10K, UK A. M..IK, 3.05 nun., 4,6,6 K, 8,0.05 min. P. AL ON SUNDAYS, Leave Philadelphia 9A. M., 3,4 P Al. Leave Alanayunk 7K A. AL, IK. 6K, 6V Y. Al. 11. K. SMITH, General Suponntendont, m,r DEPOT. NINTH mid GREEN Stro.U. SUMMER RESORTS. HOUSE, . , , NEWARK, OHIO, . I* the largest and boat arranged Hotel m central Ohio, is centrally located and is easy of access from all the routes of travel. It contains all the modern improve ments, and evory convenience for the oomfort and ac commodation of the travelling public. The Sleeping Rooms are large and well ventilatod. The Suites of Rooms are well arranged and carefully furnished for familiesand large travelling parties; ami the House will t>e kept as a firßt-olaas Hotel in every respect. 11. A. MURRAY Sc BRO., Proprietors. SEA BATHING— ATLANTIC CITY. CONGRESS HALL t« now open for the RECEPTION OF BOARDERS, nnd the subscriber will be happy to see hi* friends who may favor him with their patronUß© uVmit the season! 7e2ft-3m THOS. C. GARRETT. SAVING FUNDS. SPUING GARDEN SAVING FUND SO CIETY OF PHILADELPHIA. Office, No. 331 North THIRD Street _ (Consolidation Bank Building.)! CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OFFENN- SYLVAN I A. Deposits received m sums of One Dollar and upwards, and repaid in Gold, without notioe. with FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST from the day of deposit till with drawn. . A responsible and reliable Savings Institution has long beep needed in the Northern part of the city, and “ The Spring Garden Savings Fund Sooicty " was chartered by the Legislature of Pennsylvania to supply this necessity. The managers, in organizing and locating it, have been governed wholly by adesire to accommodate the busi ness interest and wants of the very large and enterpri sing population by which it is surrounded. „ „ OFFICE OPEN DAILY, From 9to 2K o'clock ? also, on Monday and Thursday from 6 until 8 o’clock in the evening. „ , . MANAORKK. Frederick Klett, Stephen Smith, John T. Levy* Hon. 11. K. Strong, Daniel Underkofier, Frederick Stacko, Francis Hart, Joseph P. LeClerOi John Kesslar, Jr., Goorge Kuooht, James 8. Pringle. Jacob Dock, Joseph M. Crowell. Hon. Wm. Millward, George Woelppor, Geo. T. Thorn. Peter C. Ellmaker. Robert B. Davidson. JAMES 8. PRINGLE, President. Francis Hart, Secretary. inaj-tfif CAVING FUND—FIVE PER CENT. IN ►3 TEREBT.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COM PANY , W ALNUT Street, Southwest corner of THIRD, Philadelphia, Incorporated by the State of Pennsylva nia. Money is received in any sum»largoor small, and in* terest paid from the day of deposit to the day of with* drawn!. The office is open every day f/om 9 o’clock in the morning till 5 o’clock in the evening, and on Monday and Thursday everting* till 8 o’clock. Hon. HENRY L. BENNER, President w ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice President William J. Rbhd, Secretary. gIiOtfCTOKB. on. Henry L. Benner, F. Carroll Browsteri ilwardL. Carter, Joseph B. Barr, RobortjSelfndge, Francis Lee, Samuel K. Ashton, Joseph Yorkos, C. Landrctli tyunns, Honry Diflonderfer. Money is reoeived and payments made daily. The investments are made, m conformity with the Srovisionsof the Charter, in Roal Estate mortgages, round Rents, and suoh firat-olaas seauntiosas will al ways insure porlect security to tho depositor und which oannqt tail to give permanency and stability to this Institution. aul-ly CAVING FUND.—UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY, oorner THIRD and CHEST NUT Stroets. • Large and small Bums received, and paid back on de maml without notice, with FIVE PER CENT. INTE REST from the day of deposit to tho day of withdrawal. . Office hours, from 9 until 5 o’clock overy day, and ou MONDAY EVENINGS Irom 7 until 9 o’clock. DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Scotland, from 4-1 upwards. President—STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD. Trensurer-JAMES R. HUNTER. PLINY FISK, Actuary, “A little, but often, fills the Purse.” Franklin saving fund— No. 136 South FOURTH Btreet, between Chestnut and Walnut, Philadelphia, pays all De posits oi) demand. Depositors’ money secured by Government State, and City Loans, Ground Rents, Mortgages. 4 o. This Company deems safety better than largo profits, consequently will run no nskwith deposi tors mpney, but have |t at nil times ready to re turn with 6 per cent, intercut to the ownor, ns they have always done. This Company never suspended. Females, married pr single, nnd Minors oan deposit in their own right, and suoh deposits oan be withdrawn okly by their consent. Charter .perpetual. Incorporated by the State of Pennsylvania, with authority to reoeivo mo ney from trustees and executors. LARGE AND SMALL SUMS RECEIVED. Office open daily from 9 to 3 o'clock, and on Wednosdayand Saturday evenings untilSo’ollc. DIRECTORS. Jacob U. Shannon, Cyrus Cudwftllnder, John Stumller, George Russell, Malqehl W. Sloan, Edward T. Hyatt, Lewis Krumbhoar, Henry Delany, Nioholas Rittonhouee, Nathan Smedfey, Jos. w. flatherthwaite. Ephraim Ulancnanl, Joseph W. Lippincott. JACOB B. SHANNON, President. Syncs CiDWALLxDBn, Treasurer. 18-y 41 A pollnr nwe# 19 twiw earned, * NOTICES. SFFICE OF THE HARRtSBUftQ, j ]’OKTNMQJJTW. MOUNT JOY, AND LANCA3- t RAILROAD COMPANY. . r>llLiDXL?UlA,Beil>l*inbeT24.iaS9. The Board of Director* Have .Tllio DAYjeqlftreUa eemi-annual Dividend of FIVE PER OiyNT. seifr,of- Btato Tax. on the Capital Stock of the Company, pel jabl* to the Stockholder* or tboir legal representative*' on ami after WEDNESDAY* the 6th day of October next, at Uiflf office, No. 23 1 South THIRD Street. Fennjvlvana ItePrftkd BvtWtng. GEORGE TABER. «H-t>! Troasurer OFFICE ()F 'I'IIfO SfecMVJJR OF THF. CATAWISSA. WILLIAMSPBRT, ,AN P. ijHii, railroad company, No.soa wdniii Jt'.At/ lliilatlelphiA, Septeuitwr 2J, 1563.-NOtICE-.-Thp «uo scriuer hereby gives notieo to all whom It may con* cern« that he has been duly appointed by the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania " Reoeiver of the Real and Per sonal 1 roperty and Estate of the Catawisaa. Williams port. and tne Railroad Company, and of all the pro privileges, franchises, and powers on winch all t’fiff.r ftnv of tho mortgages named m a certain L? hied cm the ilst instant, are a lieu, or which tlrd covered thereby y .» . M Receiver, is authorised by the ordor Of the Court to rtm artd dpdrate the road of the aijove-named company, and such other rttods as the said oorporatiop has lierotofore run. ana exercise tno authority and lrnnchises of said company, and to em ploy such persons aod toake, goth payments and dis bursements as may bo neeafuland poperirt so doing, 110 is also, among other powers granted, Specifically authorized, to pay alt the sums now due ana maturing to the employees of the said railroad, and “ the amounts due and maturing, and to arise ana.mature, for materi als and supplies about the operation, and for the use of said railroad. i.A)I ipersoos having business relating thereto will, therefore,-plsnse apply 10 the subscriber, at his Office. se2l-stuth6t - WM, DILEwiS, Receiver. OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN. AND NORRISTOWN RAIL ROAD COMPANY, NINTH and GREEN SlrEfita, Philadelphia, Sept. 16th, 1869. . The Board of Managers at thoir Meeting on the BUr inst. declared a Dividend of FIVE PER CENT, on the Capital Stock for the six months ending the 31st inst., will be paid to Stockholders, on and after 510N DAY.Jhe 9iot October next, transfer will Kt bd made for ten days aftor the 22d ,n W.L« • w.b.w/Won. sl7-stntht3oe Treafittef; • PHILADELPHIA COAL OIL COM -5h.„ WH" m.Wmeiit of FIVE DOLLARS per Share will b® dno and payable, Twp Dollars and Fifty All Oct. Bth, nnd Tire DnUnrs.nd °i n f . Nov. lit, between the ho'jra of 2 nnd 1 o’clock P. M., nt 127 North ELEVENTH St, By ordor of tho Board of Director.. M. BARSTOW, Secretary, Philadelphia and readinorail- KOAD COMPANY. Office 227 South FOURTH street, Ppif.Atnariiu, Sept. 2oth, 1359. ToavUid detention, the hoklers of Coupons of this pompsfij. due cm the let proximo, are requested to lesySthitq at thii.Offioe.tfn or before the SUth instant, when receipts will f*o stvetL aftd Che’oka will bereadv for delivery on the Ist proximo, in eiohanrti for said receipt#. 8. BRADFORD, (>2I-dt3o . . Treasurer. NOTICE To CONSIGNEES.—The ig£ Ship PHILADELPHIA, Captain Pool, from WIV^ 00 ’ 18 noVr re{U ' y to discharge at RACE Street Consignees will plaase send their permits on board. All goods not permitted in five days will Ik» sent to Pub lic store. i2l-5t THOS. RICHARDSON A CO. {SPECIAL NOTlCE.—Dealers m Good « P ftt ® n ,t Vulcanized Rubber Suspenders, Braids, W ebs, ami all other fabrics and articles made by combining fibrous substance* with threads or sheets of vulcanised rubber, are notified that unless the same are properly clamped or labelled with my name, and by rhy duthority, they cannot be legally disposed of in the United States. Merchants itrtd dealers are invited to ex- J.rtnffe sbboirnens no* in store, and to give their orders o>the Hpriflt Trade tblhe uodersuroed, EXCLUSIVE mi ,#T.is £ PA%#A^!L v .f embrace all the styles heretofore manufactured or im ported, and many others. ALSO, LICENSES TO MANUFACTURE and SELL —and the Terms—may be obtained on application to me at No. M COURTLANDT Street, N. V. n24-ly HORACE H. DAY. PENNSYLVANIA STATE AGRICUL TURAL SOCIETY EXHIBITION.—The NINTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION of tho PENNSYLVANIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, will 1* held at POWELTON, PHTITOELPIIIA, on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY.THURSDAY,and FKIZ>AY,.thQ 77th. 28th.29th, and3oth days of September next. On' the m of Soptembor. the Secretary wilt remove to tho Room* of the Philadelphia Society for tho paomotion of Agricul ture, No. fiW CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, where Books of Entry for the Exhibition mil bo opened. Letters addressed to the Secretary,at Harrisburg, to Joitv McGowen, Philadelphia, or Charles K. Kxolx, Bustleton, will meet with attention till Ist of September. DAVID TAGGART, President. A. 0. HEIBTER, Beo'y. aulQ-w&*-tse2ll>26to3Q TtJOTICE. Persons having business with J-N tha FLOfjR, INSPECTOR will call at No. It VINK Street, lie tween the hodra cf 9 o’elook and 3 P. M., where they mil find the Inspector orbis Deputy, F. M. HIFSTER. 0. M. LAUMAN, Jel7 . Fl6ct.lo*peotor. PIANOS. ffagw CHICKERING & SONS, n*TT» MAXtJPACTOBEBB 07 GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT PIANO-FOItTES. WAREROOMB 807 CHESTNUT STREET. Constant j in store a large stook of our BEAUTIFUL and UNEQUALLED INSTRUMENTS. We have been awarded, at the different Exhibition* in thi* country and Europe. 38 GOLD AND SILVER FIRST-CLASS MEDALS, PIANOS TO RENT. JaW-ly geg»a HAVEN, BACON, & Co.’s, FT I It* Nunn* & Clark's, nallott, Davia, k Co.’*, and A.IL Gale k Co.’i eupefior PIANQS. Also, Ma son k Hamlin's unrivalled MELODEONS and HAR MONIUMS, so desirable for Churches ana Lecture Rooms. fBT Pianos and Melodeons to Kent. . J. E. GOULD, myX4-lr BKVENTH and CHESTN UT. A GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN I!. A SCHOMACKKR k CO., 1021 CHESTNUT Streot, reapeclfullv invite the muslo lovmg public to call and examine their new and Suc cessful improvement— THE PARLOR GRAND PIANO. Having converted the Tone, Touch, and Action of tho Grand Piano into that of a Square Instrument, avoiding all tho objection* generally made to the st>le of Grand Piano, at bo diminishing the cost of the same. In volume, purity of tone, groat power, brilliancy, full ness, depth, and evenness of touch, with exquisite deli cacy Rna flWoetneßß.thcßo SUPERIOR AND BEAUTIFULLY-FINISHED IN STRUMENTS - are wholly unoauallod. They have received tho highest encomiums, anp aro pronounced by ontici to be far bu perior to any instrument* ever manufactured in this oountri. Constantly oa hand, a large and elegant assortment of our unnvajlod PIANOS. We have been awarded {he First Premiums, at all exhibitions ever exhibited, in cluding the Prize Medal from the Crystal Palace Exhi bition. New York. 1863. sel-tf MEDICINAL. A NOTHER PROOF OF THE WONDER fitI EFFECTS OF TROXELL’S NEURALGIA SALVE, ___ Phila., July 7th, ISK. Mr. E. W. Troxrll—Dear Si rI have been troubled with the "NEURALGIA” for the last 14 years, and have suffered the most exorociatmg pain, compelling meat times to give up r. 7 business entirely. J could not eat. and sleep was a stranger to my eyes. 1 suffered more than tongues can tell. I had the advice and aid ot various physicians, tfml used other remedies, but all of no avail. Having noticed your advertisement m the papers. I concluded to call on a person whom I had learned was cured of a ease of 30 years standing. He applied the "BALVE” but once, and I felt immediate relief—a second application removed the pam entirely, and I nowfeelbke a different man. Since then I have slept well—something that 1 have not done for months, being obliged to sit no all night in a chair. My appetite has returned, and 1 reel grateful to you for the restora tion of my health. CHARLES 11. BAKER. Tobacconist. CARROL Street, above WOOD, Kensington. For sale, wholesale and retail, atS. W. corner SIXTH and PARRISH Streets, and at T. R. CALLENDER A Co.’s. N. W. oorner Third and Walnut sta. ap2o-tf Dr. westcott’s celebrated tar CORDIAL. Weatcott’a Tar Cordjal cures Consumption. Wcsteotl’s Tar Cordial cures Bronchitis. Westcott's Tar Cordial cures Coughs and Colds. Westcott’s Tar Cordial cures Sore Throat and Breast. Westcott’s Tar Cordial cures Palpitation of the Hoart. Westcott’s Tar Cordial cures Nervous Debility, Weatcott’a Tar Cordial oures General Debility, Westcott's Tar Cordial oures Diseases of the Kidneys, Strangury, and Gravel. Westcott’s Tar Cordial oures Blind and Bleeding Piles. Westoott’s Tar Cordial cures Female Weaknesses. Dr. Westcott’s Tar Cordial Depot, No. 629 ARCH Street, Philadelphia. Also, Principal Depot for Dr. Westoott’f Anti-Sorofu lous Syrup ana Cholera Mixture. Dr. E. R. WESTCOTT can fie consulted on the above diseases, free of charge, at his Consulting Rooms, No. 829 ARCH Street, from 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. jrM-tf WINES AND LIQUORS. CARD.— MAREUIL-SUR-AY (CHAM PAGNE}, JANUARY 16,1859.—1 n consequence o! the frequent invitations received by me to renew the shipments ofmy CliHiijpagne Wines to the United States, I beg leave hereby to inform my former customers and the imhlio in general, that 1 have appointed Messrs. F.C. BROUWER, ANCJiER, A CO., Sole Agents in the United States, for the sale of my Champagne Wines. My Wines have been so long and favorably known in the United States, it will be unnecessary to commont on their quality, further than to say that my now shipments will m no way be found inferior to the former ones. BILLEGART BALMON. BILLEGART SALMON’S CHAMPAGNE WINES, both CABINET,and VKKZENAY, for sale and con stantly on hand, in lots to suit purchasers, by F. C. BROUWER, ANCHEk, 4 CO., ap27-6m 61 BEAVER Street. New York, /"'•LARET. —IUU cases Barton & Guestier’a St. Julien; 300 do. St. Estephe; 300 do. Washing ton Morton St. Julien: 100 do. do. Talence, pints; SO do. Chateau La Rosa: B 0 do. do. Leovtlle iSootoh Ale, m stone and glass; Younger’s,Harvey’s.Falkirk Brown Stout and London Porter, in store and for sale by aus A. MERINO. 140 Bouth FRONT Street. HOTELS. WETHERILL house, sansom Btreet west of Sixth.—This deservedly favorite fdace having been purchased by the understood, will leroaftor lie conducted on the most enterprising scalo. The best Game, Oysters, and Refreshments, prepared in the choicest style, and the finest Liquors, from the most popular importing houses, always on hand. The patronage of the public is respectfully mvitod JOHN J. BARTRAM. BP" Private Rooms for Suppers, Arbitrations. Com mittees, Societies. Ac. alO-lin Hplllfi UNION, ARCH STREET, ABOVE THIRD, PHILADELPHIA. UPTON 8. NEWCOMER. The situation of this HOTEL is superiorly adapted to the wnnts of the Business Public; andto those in search of pleasure, Passenger Railroads, which now run past, ana in close proximity, aflord a oheap and pleasant ride to all places of interest mor about the city, if 23-8 m MACHINERY AND IRON. B4.MCBL V. MERRICK, 1. VAUGHaN MERRICK, WILLIAM It. MBRRICX, COUTIIWARK FOUNDRY, £3 FIFTH AND WASHINGTON BTRKETB, PHII.APKLPKIA. MERIUOK Sc SONS, ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS, Manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines, for Land, River, mid Marine service, Boilora, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, 40.; Castings of all kinds, eiUier Iron or limss. Iron Frame Roof* for Gas works, Work Shops, Rail road Stations, Ac. Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and most im proved oonstruoiion. Every description of Plantation Maohinery, such as Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open Steam Trains, Defecators, Filters, Pumping Engines. Ac. Sole Agents for N. Rillieiix’s Patent Sugar Boiling Apparatus: Nasmyth’s Patont Steam Hammer; and Aspinwall A Wolsey’s Patent Centrifugal Sugar Drain ing Machine, auS-y DENTISTRY.—The improved sets ScLQST of ARTIFICIAL TEETH, slill manufactured at 907 ARCH Slroet, Philadelphia, b> I. LUKENS, M l\., Surgeon Dentist. m , , Tim Mineral Plate sots of recti' are superseding all others, principally from the following reasons: Pure mineral is u-eil in plaieol sold or «,Ivor, for pint's, making them one-third tighter, mnl nt tho same time much stnmgcr. jm their greatest thickness is whero tho gums li;i\e shrunken awaj ninre, thus rnrfcctljr i ('stor ing tho nnatomical shape ami contour ot the mouth and laeo, and giving the exact original expression to the features; tho) will stand letter m service, and n*ver eet out of repair; the) are responsibly warranted for a liletimo: there are no crevices lor the nccunmiulntion ol particles of lojhJ ; they ore wholly free Iroin all gal vanic action, and can timer produce palpitation of tho heart, headache, sore throat, lumraLia, or neracus- Dr. LUKKNS’office, PO7 ARCII street, Philadelphia: alsO'&J6 PKNNSk LVANIA Avenue, Washington, D. C. | AM PREPARED TO RECEIVE EVERY „ description of Family and Domestic Goods, iiaving Sewing Machines ol Hie l*>kt manufacturers, as also the most approved and skilful nj erifora i .AH articles finished with neatness and despatch and at such prices that dclr eninnetion. 0 v MisjM.A.SMITIIKMAN. _ , E. corner of SIXTH and PRUNE. W Int _ Laundry Office, JTIEGLER & SMITH, corner SECOND *hd GREEN, have acquired a reputation by Unwise and prudent course they have pursuod since commencement in business, by selling a nrst-rate tfttolt at a low figure. IU-tf BALEB BY AUCTION. Furness, brinley, a co., No. 4*» MARKET BTREET. BALK.OF FRENCH .POOM. On Friday Mortneg, Se pL 30tli, at Iff o 7 qlchskTby WLAto^Qo, cH six racntlH credit— - yM*Voo,, ( , r Waß d S4(&fe*W, 2W JJ \ a J-wool plaid square sbiwis. 14 4 all-wool elaid ba*v c t s&iwis. 200 li-4 blaok ana colored Btella shawls. , a MANTILLaS AND CLOAKS. SrtSrTkAtiP cloaks and mantillas LONDON PRINTED CASHMERES AND SILK? 2 case* Louutffi prifted f^shmers?. 1 case London silk mohair eT,***. MERINOS-SEMPER IDEM S RAND. On Fnflaj' Morning, 300 piece* assorted qualities (elect colored merinos, celebrated semper idem brMd. PARIS DRESS SILKS. 600 pieces fancy dres* eitks consisting of— New sty e plaid and ombre poult da sole. Newstj ecbene poult desme. New at) e droguet hnoa poult de sole. New sty e plain rouit da sole. New aty e Bayadere poult de sole. New sly e b'ack gros da tour. New sty e blitck Bayaderes. SHAWLS. 12-4 line black Thibet ehaww. . . —l2-4 printed a«d broeba border Stella thaww. PARIS ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS-Balance of the . importation. 100 cartona nen Pans genre?*. _ WHITi, COUNTERPANE.? AND EGYPTIAN , . TOWELS. Also.' —l9 4. IT-4, and 12-4 heavy white cuume/patfc*. pateiU trl.nte Egyptian towel*. B SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER, No. 431 • CIIEBTNUT STREET, opposite tie Cratoro Hojise. IxYwcen FOURTH and FIFTH Btre£!& PEREMPTORY BAI.E OF A STOCK OF GtOTH ING, MADE FOR BEST RETAIL SALES. 'll’:* Morning, Sept- 29th. will be sold, by ca{**ogye, at the store of Messrs. Robert Decou A Co., street, pre vious to their removal to No. 611 Chestnut their entire stock of ready-made clothing, consisting of tnd usfial assortment of coats, pant*, anil vest*, of best make, suited to the present and approaching season. ready anti sample* arranged for ex amination ch previous to the sale. FIR3T BPECIAL g aEb 6/ GERMANTOWN OOODB, HO6IERV. SHIRTS. DRAWERS, kt. * Ua Friday Morn/Si. B*pt/?Jth. br catalotue.pn a predit, ccffifseAciAg at 10 o f c.cclT, wil) be..held our first sale or GermSrftrvkh (oods, consisunz if assortdieut of wooffwh >nit hoods, scarfs talmu4, :*ggirrjf, A 6. Also, men’s, women’s, end children’s hosiery, suirt*, dmWers, Ac. Catalogues ready early on the momiug »f sale. Philip ford auctioneer, no. 530 MARKET Btreet. and 821 MINOR Btr>.t- T M. GUMMEV & SONS. J . REAL «TA n TEA^7JFE^ QARD.—J, M. Gammer a BoiM, auctioneer*, will hold rehnsr «ce* of RtcU Eirtate, Bw>ck*» fte. Al*o hooee hoid furmlUte at dwelling*. FIRST ?ALt SALE. ~ . _ This Evening, Bept.Sth,at7Lo clock in the evemfig, will be*n!d at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, the follow idt: Peremptory Balfr—BlJ7s.—A yearly rrptnid-rent of f 76 50, issuing out of lot of ground northeast corner of wamand Seventeenth street*, 17 idsi front by 67 feet deep. Peremptory Sale— A yearly jrronna-rjst rf 3168. issuing outof lot of ground west side ofSixteenfa street, 36 feet south of Brownstreet, 36 feet Goat by 73 feet H inches deep. Peremptory Sale—32,Boo.—Bond and mortgage for $2,900, on three-story brick residence and lot of ground east side of Seventeenth street, 34 feet north of Swain street; lot 17 feet front by 67 feet deep. Peremptory Pale— 91,609.—80nd and mortgage for 51.5C0. on lot tff ground xonth side of Brown street, 233 feet 8 inches westward from Sixteenth street, 19 feet front by 8u feet deep. TWO DESIRABLE LOTS Of GROUND, wert side of Twenty-fifth street, between Sasqaehanha aveftne and EmmettstreeL.36 feet U inches front by Hi lett X inch deep. Clearerall incumbrance. HANDSOME THREE-STORY BRICK RESI DENCE. with large i£?a***tory back buildings, and furnished with all the extra mtfterh. conveniences, situate No. 6il North Seventh street. T£* bow is well built and in good order. Part may remain ofi gtbtftfd renL THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, situate No. 724 Bansom street. Lot 18 feet front by 94 feet 6 inches reep, tp a back outlet. This is a valuable property, being iff a.fcdeftaljtfcg!i»m, and verydesirable for offices. HANDSOME ROUGH-CAST HKBIDENCE. fur nished with all the metiera conveniences, large lot of ground, and excellent stable, Sooth side of Cooper street, east from Fourth street. Cnmffeft, N- J* Lot 99 feet front by ISO feet deep. A.l in perfect ttrtfer. and built especially for the occupnncv of the present rrirno?. FOUR DESIRABLE LOTS OF GROUND, sifesfe on the north side of Vine street, extending from Fifty eighth to Fifty-ninth streets. No. 1, corner lot, 120 feet by 300 feet: No. 2,120 feet by 253 feet; No. 3, liS) feet by 2?3 feet; No. 4, corner lot, SO feet by 231 feot. Passen ger railway passes the front. OKRMANTOWN.—DesirabIe lot of ground,south side of Herman street, east of th« turnpike, 60 feet front by 109 feet deep, withiajight minutes walk from the depot. On cmr Private BMa Register will always be Scgmd 3 very la/ee. arsotuf of rBM estate, inetedug every de scription of oity and country property. 3. M. GUMMEY k BQKB, __ Seal Estate Broken, No. 820 WALNUT Street, below Sixth. SHIPPING. THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS. . „ raox nxw ioax to uvxkpool. Chief Cabin Pan&ge —— $l3O Second Cabin Passage.. 73 FKOW BOSTON TO UVXBPOOL. Chief Cabifi Passage.—.. Second Cabin Passage.. —..— 60 „The ships from Boston oall at Halifax. Kl PERSIA, Capt. Judkins, 'CANADA, Capt.Lanr. ARABIA. Cant. J.Stone, [AMERICA, Capt. Millar; - Atil A, Capt. E. G. Lott, NIAGARA. Capt Anderson. AFRICA, Capt. Shannon. | EUnOPA, Capt. J. Leitcb, These vessels carry a clear wmte light at mast-head; green on starboard bow; red on port now. PERSIA, Judkins, (eaves N Yo«, Wednesday, Sent.2B. ARABIA, Stone, *' Boston, Wednesday, Opt. 3. ABfA. ** N York, Wednesday, Oct 12. CANADA, Lang, “ Boston, Wednesday, Oct. 19. AFRICA,Shannon, “ N York, Wednesday, 0ct.29, EUROPA. Leitch, ** Boston, Wednesday, Nov.s. PERSIA. Judkins. “ N York,Wednesday,"Nov.9. AMERICA, Millar, Boston, Wednesday, Nov.W. ASIA.Lott, “ N York, Wednesday,Nov.23. Berths not socured until paid for. An experienced Surgeon on board. The owners of {he*e ships will not be nocounUble for Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewelry, Precious Slones or Metals, unless bills of hiding are signed therefor and tho value thereof therein expressed. For freight or pas sage apply to E. CUNARD, 4 Bowling Gisen, slO-ti Jfew York. FOR THE SOUTH.-GHARLES Heavy Freight at an average of pirrsxn per oent. be low New York Steamship rales. FOR CHARLESTON, 8. C. The U. 8. Mail Bteamship KEYSTONE STATE. Cap tarn Charles P. M&rshiuan, will sail on Wednesday, Oct.3th, at 10 A. M. Through tn 43 to 60 hoars, only 40 hoars at Bsa. FOR BAVANNAH. Ga. The U. 8. Mail Steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Captain John J.Garvin, will sail on Friday,September 30. at W o’clock A. M. Throuch tn 68 to 60 hoars, only 48 hoart at Sea. KTSailmc days changed from every Saturday toever? five days. Goods received, and Bills of Lading signed every day. The splendid first-class shie-wheel Steamships KEY STONE STATE and STATE OF GEORGIA now run as abovo every ten days, that forming a five-day commu nication with Charleston and Savannah, and tne South and Southwest. At both Charleston and Savannah, these Shirs con nect with steamers for Florida, and with nulro&df, 4c., for all places m the South and Southwest. „ . t INSURANCE. Freight and Insurance on a large proportion of Goods shipped will be found to be lower by these ships than by sailing vessels, the premium being one-half the rate. N. B.—lnsurance on all Railroad Freight is entirely unnecessary, farther than Charleston or Savannah,the Railroad Companies taking all risks from these points. _ , GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE. Faro by this route 26 to 40 per cent, cheaper than by the Innnd Route, as will be seen by the following sche dule. Through tickets from Philadelphia via Charles ton and Savannah steamships, INCLUDING MEALS on the whole route, exoept from Charleston and Savan nah to Montgomery: ~ . INLAND FAR*. ToCbar!estoq...~. $l6 00 Charleston.—. 9860 Savannah.. _ 15 00 Savannah 3100 Augusta 20 00 Augusta...... 8 00 Macon 2100 Macon. 876 Atlanta- 83 00 Atlanta..... 3100 Columbusa 00 36 00 Albany 24 00 ... 3700 Montgomery... 26 00 Montgomery...—... 38 00 Mobile MOO Mobile 46 90 New Orleans ... .39 76 New Orleans- 6100 No bills of lading signed after the ship has sailed. For freight or passage apply on board,atsecondwharf above vine street, or to „ . ALEX. HERON, Jr.. Southwest oorner FOUTH and CHESTNUT, Agent* in Charleston, T. S. 4 T. G. BUDP. ,7* . Savannah. HUNTER 4 GAMMELL. For Florida from Charleston, steamer Carolina every Tuesday. For Florida from Bavanuah, steamers St. Mary’s and Bt. John s, every Tuesday and Saturday. j)Q GLASGOW AND NEW YORK aasa» steamship COMPANY.-STEAM TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, BELFAST, DUBLIN, AND LONDONDERRY—for jflj. FROM ItXW PORI. GLASGOW, Thompson, Wednesday, October 12, at U «’(dock. noon. EDINBURGH, Cumming, Wednesday, October 26, at 12 o’clock, noon’ _ PROM GLASGOW. GLASGOW. Thompson, Wednesdar, September It. EDINBURGH, Cummins, Wednesday, September2B. Rates of Passage from New York, Phflsdelpma, or Boston, to Glasgow, Liverpool, Belfast, Dublin, or donderry, first class, $76. Steerage, found with an Abun dance of properly cooked provisions, $3O. An experienced Surgeon attaobed to each steamer. No charge for medicines. For freight or passage, apply to _ WORKMAN 4 CO.. No. 18 WALNUT Street. Philadelphia. . ROBERT CRAIfe apB-tf No. 8 BROADWAY. New York. U. S. M. STEAMERS HAVRE AND SOUTHAMPTON, ARAGO. Captain Lines, will sail July 8, September 17, November 12. FULTON, Captain Wotton, will sail August 20, Ooto bsr 16, December 10. First Cahm passage..—. , , $l%) Second Cabin passage ~ ~, 7# For freight or passage, apply to _ WILLIAM NEILS')N, Agent. _At the Warehouiin* Company’s Philadelphia Office, Tobacco Warehouse. DOCK Street, Phila. je3-6m WASHING ANH IRONING. M. WASHING AND IRONTNG DONE Witl, NEATNEBS and DESPATCH, for Sins'. „ ; v?diea and Gentlemen, Families, Boardint &. h SY JtMmtiMU. Ao., »t DONOVAN'S FAMILY LAUNDRY, No. za Sonth SIXTH Street, comer of Prune. Family Blurts and Collars patent polished. Everything washed by hand, on the com mon wash-board. Tho whole business is strictly attended to by female fieratives, Mrs. DONOVaN. it 20-1? BnD*nndend*dL WARMING AND VENTILATING WAREHOUSE. 118 MARKET St., Ttiila. BUILDINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS WARMED AND VENTILATED BY CVIYEC'S XEW (iAS : EUEi\IXG \YAKM-AIR FV KNACK. Thoabmo Furnace has now been in use durin? the last two winters in this city, and haa given universal sat fuaction. The lar»:e heating surface being directly over the iUnin of the Cro, am) tlie conical tubes, through which all the drafts pass, aro an arranged as to onn*umo tho larger part of the Rates from the coal, being en tirely of C ut Iron, with deep, sand joints, is now of fered to the puMio as tbo most ccmiplote heating appa ratus now in this market. C. \\. being a rraefreal tnechnnio, will personally attend to all heating aud ven tilating. ALSO, Six sizes of Cook'ng Hanses, adapted for hotel and private use. Collins Patent Chimney Caps for ventila tin/ and cure of smokey chimneys, with a full assort ment of Registers and Ventilators of every size and . Fire-place Stoves, firth Boilers, 4c. m* Joboing promptly attended to. * , CHAS. WILLIAMS. &u~-tuths-3m Late Baker 4 Williams. IVE\V PLANING MACHINE, Embracing , \ The Andrews Patent of 13U, with matching works for dressing Boards. Plank, 40. New Pnneiplo ol Feeding. Great Sa\ mg of Power. Machines of various sizes, 24 to SO inches wide, for single or double swtfaoeing, with or without matching heads, lor sale at No. 3 North SIXTH Street, Phila. tall and examine. . ■IA-thstu2rn GKO W. COI.BV A CO. 000 BOXES AMERICAN AND J WIXI OW GLA.SS-The most approved brands, and of ever* size and quality required for city and muntry trade, at prices l Beml jour orders to ZlLM.hft A tbwe. Paint. Glass, and Varnish Dealers, corner SECON D and GRKEX Streets. *0 tf PuiuTConfkction EKY, ' MtM'FArTI'BKP ST EDWARD A. lIEINTZ, Late of S. ilenrion. Stsro 8. W. corner ARCH and NINTH streets. -Am f Factory 314 Filbert streeLl HAMS! HAMS! HAMS! just received a prime lot new suear-enred Harm, 10 cents per pound. CJfAB. BMITJ2, *,tM iw* Sttamt 01* MARKET Gt’OTCH WHISKEY. 125 puncheons James Stewart A Co.’s Paisley Malt, in bond and for sale by GF.ORG>' WtUTEI.F.Y. «n-*m ROSIN. —1,700 bbls. Shipping Rosm in yard. !,*» bbls. Shipping Rosin, cargo 44 W. L. Springs,” afloat .for sale by * ROWLEY. ASHBURNER.4CO.. ?Cis BcditiWRARV&. SAIaESBX AUCXIOH. M THOMAS £:SONB, ' _ . Wot m Wui SOUTH FOTTXTH BTIBSV CAiip.-Ft.'BUG^B'iLia'RE^ <S £arFATB AWB STOCK* AT THE EXCHANGE,mt BVaawA.KOpu gales of real estate aadwtoek»w»lL barealter ha mb as 12 o'olook aoo», uatexd of m tha aveaiic. FALL BALES STOCK AND REAL ESTATE Sixth Fan Safe. Ist October,, on the pienuae* twi deoce ami furniture. No. If 19 Cliaton *tr<^e L geveMb Fall Sale, 4th October, at the Rxebange. Part of the hasdbOkforMchof the aooreeßa now rea<Jy. KTOCKS^Ac. Oct. 3d. at 12 o’clock? ncSc, »t 'the Philadelphia Ex change, will be sold— For account of whom it may concern— -6 shares Mount Moriah Cemetery Company* 1 share Point Breeze Park Association. _ EIXTKTAIL B ALE— lst OCTOBER. TriJis' r.resipfarr B.te—Od t 7», EremuM. E.tau r.f gnn. T. Jt R'«'< lifc il- , RESIDENCE AM) FC RW Tf RE.No. HID CLIMOH STREET. On Saturday Morplttg, _ Oct. iit.at 10 o’clock, will be eoJd,wit>r*t, reß9ija.on the pceoitMß, the well-built three-story bnci reatoesoev with three-sttfry back teuidinis. sad a'l c<sa ; remences. No. lOWClintoo street, between Testa anl Eleventh streets. Lot 2D by H» feet. s/* B%le ab*olote. Immediate pcwseesioa. . FURNlTURE.—Theninutnre will be sold imme diately after the house. SEVENTH FALL SALE-4th OCTOBER, AT NOON. Will mclnde— valuable business location -six-etor7 bnck Btcre and dwelling, No 224 North Fourth street, between Race and Vine Peremptory Sdl®—" THF GIRARD FLOUR MILLS.'* —The valuable property known as tbe Girard Flour Mill*, with steam engine, coal jard, Ac , Ninth street, north of Poplar. Lot 80 by 100 feet, with two trenu. fly* Sale awirfote. . , TAVERN NO DWELLING.—Three-story bnek UfCrh and Jwel/inr, southeast corner of Carpenter and I’arkef afreets, Iptweea Fifth and Sixth, with a three «tnrv brick dvemn. lo tbe rear, oa p&tker street,ilata Southwark.) OapitAlssts, k e/-VALUABLE BUSINESS PBO rERTy-~Foar-st*'ry brown-etow a»J bnek boildia*. No. 3X." Walnut street, and five-story brick laaaiiel building, No. ate Harmony street, betwe.n Third aao Fourth. . . MODERN RESIDENCE. —Four-story brick resi dence, No. 223 North Twelfth sireet, above Raee. NORTH EIGHTH ST.-Tbree-storibnck dweßia?, Ntf. ew North Eishth street, abore Wallace, with a three-story bnck home in the rear, oa Lorma street Lxecaforr Peremptory Sale—Estate of Wbl Devlf, deceased. VALUABLE WHARF AaND LOTS, BRISTOL, PA. —Coal wharf and three buildine lots, fronting oa tbe Delaware rl*er, RiKMiiTe and Cedar streets, Lk) by fiCO feet. Sale absolute. jSLEGANTMODERN RESIDENCE.—Modern t>*ree - sttffy bnck residence, with three-story beck boikSing, and larxe side J srd. No. 169 Girard avenue, west of Six teenth street. ¥f leet front. ISO feet deep, to a back street. valuable parm and store btand.-hm acre*, on the Germstrtowa and Pottstowa turnpike, in Hickory Town, PljinooUt township, Mcetaosßery DWELia N GThreegStory brick Awoß ibs. No. 236 South Fifth itrett. Bbovd Sprue*. BUSINESS STAND.—' brick Ursra wrf dwelling, foothwest comer of Twenty-firsi and i vtE be* t streets between Arch and Filbert. MADISON SP.— wo-atory bnck dweUtax, No. tefl Madison street, between Race and Vine and Eleventh PROPERTY. rtj.i Lftfge fct. Bread street, K© yards Horn the steamboat landiogtlM b? 158 feet. _ , , Store and cwelimg, Broad street, Beverly, lot 43 feet front. M 0 feet deep. . . . Dwelline, Third street, below Magnolia, lot 47 by M Ml. Neat Brick dwelhox. Laurel street, above Warren, lot 60 by ID), two i,‘rets, Beverly N. J VALUABLE DELAWARE WHARF,93feet6inehet by 430 fe« t, wttn privilege n 559 feet more brick dwoit mg. 4c., Beach street, between Shocks max on aad Mvilboroush streeU. Kensington. _ HANDSOME MODERIv RESIDENCE, No. 2533 Spruce street, with all modern improvement* and eoo remencee. NEAT MODERN RESIDENCE, South Sixteenth street, between Walnut and Locust streets, with mo dem improvement* and convenience*. Jlarge and valuable Lor. 140 feet front.oa TwentT-thud street, near Girard CoUess. ?£R£>|PIORY SaLE.—2 three-storr brick dwell ings. 8. Vt . ctfmer of Eleventh sod Hazel streets. TWO-STORY BRICK COTTAGE, Market street. Camden, N. J. LOT OF GROUND, east side of Front street, above Race, exfendia* throsxh to Water street. Two front*. LOT OF GROUND, with two-story brick dwelling, N. K. corner nr Almond and Somerset streets, Nine teenth ward, (late Richmond.) STABLE AND COACH-HOUSE. Perth (late Robert son ) street, between Parrish and Poplar and Eighth axd Franklin street*. SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE, I ROSEWOOD rIANO-FORTES ROSEWOOD BiLLURD TABLE, ELEGANT GILT CHANDELIERS, MIRRORS? § RUSSELS CARPETS, Ae. ARD. Our cate ttu* morning, at the auction store, tnfTcompritt.beiidetfiOOlouef excellent secood liand fonlifs/e, superior r «ewood grand actioa piano forte, elegant roeewtfrH piano fortes, billiard tabic- wvb ball* and cue* ©ofnpfefd, elegant gilt chaodehereatn side brackets, fine Freoch-H te ova) mirror, in rich gilt frame, fine velvet, Bruste&r and other earpeti, bed* and bedding, China and glassware, Ac.,forming an a»- tractive assortinen*, worthy theattdotio* of ladies and others desirous of purchasing. _ . ST" Catalogue* now ready,and the article* arranged for ezaminxuon. Sale at Noe. 139 and 141 South Fourth Street. SUPERIOR FVRNITVRE.FBENCH PLATE MIK> KOR3, PliitO-PORTE. BRUKSEtH OARPEm Thi* Morning, At 9 o’clock, at the auction store, aa umoftmeot of excellent second-hand furniture, elegant piano- fortes, fine mirrors, carpet*, etc., from families declining hoane keenar. wmowd to the *tore fnr of ■»!*. SPLENDID CHANDELIERS. BRACKETS, Ac. This Morning At the Auction Bfore, 1 elegant 12-hghtraa chandelier, with bronze figure*, cost &40); 4 six-light 3 five light do.: 2 tbree-bght ec. Aho, very elegant two. three, and four-light side brackets, with figure*. All made by Cornelias k Co., to order, and in nee bat a short tune. _ ELEGANT SILVER TEA SET. Also, a silver tea and piece*, made by Wilson; 24 silver tea spoons. SALE OF INTERESTING BOOKS, FROM A LI BRARY. Thi* Evening, CSept. 29, at tbe Auction 8tor», a collection of miacel , la neons books, from a private library. KT" For particular* see catalogues. Sale at No. 1113 Girard Street- SITERIOR FURNITURE. PIANO.ALANTEI. AND HER MIRRORS- VELVET CARPBtS.CHANDE* LIERS, OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, 4©. Os Friday Mornmz. 30th instant, at 10o’clock, at No. 111 S Girard itraa*. by catalogue. the entire household form hue, comprising: superior tete a tete slush covers, char $ to otateb, rose wood piano, Freach plate mantel mirrors. 63 br 43 inches; pier muror/ra bySS; laee ciuUin, superior diuiny room and library lununire, fine velvet carpets, superior chamber furniture, fine feather beds, hair mil tresses, &o. OIL PAINTINGS. -Alao, a naraber of fine oil painting*, ie silt frames. Maj be examined at 8 o’docx oo ue momisf of the sate, with, catalogues. 8a!« No. 10Jf> Clinton Srreot. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,MIRRORS,PIANO. 4c. _ On Satanby Morning, F October Ist, at li) o’clock, at No. JCIJ Clinton street, tho household Innmure, piano, mirroit, China, tut guise 40. The residence will be sold at D o’clock, previous to the sale of furniture, and without reserve, by order of trustee*. Sale No. ftX3 Walnut Street. SFLEXDID F* RN'ITURE, MIRROR*. CURTAINS. CHANDKUEBB, FINE CARPETS, ftc. Un Monday Moraine, October 3d, 10 o’clock, by catalogue. at No. KB Wal nut street, comprising suit of very elegant rosewood drawing-room furniture, tine ormolu mountings. co vered with fine green plush; suit of elegant roeevrood drawing-room furniture, covered with &n* given plush, nchlj carved: rcry superiorrosewood sideboard; ele gant rosewood centre table; elerant rosewood etagere ; splend d rosewood bookcases: i elegant sreen fcroea tctle curtains: 3 crimson ana garnet brocatelle do.: S large French-plate tuante! and pier mirrurc. in nen g ift frames: handsome »as chandeliers; superior dining room furniture; very elo.ant rosewood wardrobes; bedsteads, dressing horeaus, and wash*Lands to match; fine carpets; glam chamber lonutoxa; superiormat tresses. 40. The cabinet furniture was made to order by George J. Henkels. Full particulars in cataWnes. fiCF* May be examined os the morning of sue, at 0 o clock. ISale No. 414 North Sixth Stmet. _ HANDSOME FURNITURE- TAPESTRY CARPETS, CHANDELIERS. FRENCH CHINA, 4c, On Tuesday Mormnn. October 4tb, at lOo’clock, at No- €l4 North Sixth street, by catalogue, the entire furniture of a gentleman leaving the city, comprising suit ol handsome rosewood orewing room fuTiutUce, hue brocatellecovera.hne French china dinner and tea ware, superior drawmr-room and cham ber furniture, including two sets of hAndaome painted and gilt cottage furniture, Ac., 4c. Also, the kitchen furniture. €T MaV he examined at 3 o’clock on the morning of the sale with catalogues. Sale No. 80S Sansora Street. SUPERIOR FURNITURE. PIANO,’ MIRRORS, CHANDELIERS, 4c. On Wednesday Morning, October sth.at 10 o’clock, at No. fiUSSansom street.by catalogue, the entire household furn*tnre.supenorroee wood seven-octave piano made by Mejer; suit of rose wood drawing-room furniture. French plate mantel minors. >ns chandeliers, drawing-room and chamber luriutare, fine featner beds, hair mattresses, 4c. Also, the kitchen tumuure. tt>~Tbe neat four story residence will be sold previous to File of furniture. tT Pull particular* in catalogues. Moses nathans, auctioneer AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 8. E. owner SIXTH and RACE Streets. % MONEY TO LOAN. Mosir TO LOAX, IX LaBBX OB 41(iLl AXOCWISittS merchandize generally, and on all articles of value. All BC.\JS OVEB ON* HOPEKD DOLLAAS TWO ?XS CZVT. PKX mouth, including storage. Ac., at Nathans’ Principal Establishment. Q. E. corner of SIXTH and RACE St* GREAT PUBLIC ACCOMMODATION. MONEY! MONEYS MONEY!!! Money liberally advanced in large or small amounts, from one dollar to thousands, on gold and silver plate, diamonds, watches, jewelry, fowiiny-pieces, in struments, furniture, dry goods, clothing, groceries, ci gars, hardware, cutlery, books, horses, vehicles, harness and all articles of value, for any length of tune agreed oR.atNATHAXs’ Pbiciml Estabusuxxxt, southeast oorner of Sixth and Race streets. PROMISSORY NOTES, with collateral, discounted at the lowest market rates. . GREAT BARGAINS IN WATCHES, JEWELRY, * c v AT PRIVATE SALE, at NATHANS’ PRINCI PAL ESTABLISHMENT, S. E. corner of SIXTH and RACE Streets.—The following articles will be sold for lees than halt the usual store prices: Fine gold English patent full jewelled and plain, of the most approved and test make, in hunting cams and double bottomed. Fine geld escapement lever and lepine ws tehee, iq banting case 400 open face, some of them are extra full jeweled, and lest make. Silver English patent lever watches, escape ment lever and repines, in hunting case and open face, some very superior; English, Swiss, French, ana Quartier watches; fine gold vest, fob, neck, and chil dren’s chains: fine gold pencil cases and pens, bracelets, breastpins, Hager-ring*, ear-nogs, studs. medallions, and jewelry generally* Superior Havana Cigars at sli per thousand, in boxes of SIC each, will be sold by smgla box or Quantities, to suit purchasers. Numerous fap«* Articles, 40., Ac., 4c. AT PRIVATE 8 ALE. A superior fire-proof chest, 4 feet high by 3 feet wide. Also, watches, and jewelry of evert description BUSINESS CARDS. V B. PALMER’S ADVERTISING K ’ lt » AGENCY’, N. E. corner FIFTH uid CHEST- Subscriptions taken for the best City and Country Newspapers, at lowest cash pnees. aeJ-im UfARTIN & QUAYLES *»-*■ STATIONERY, TOY, and FANCY GOODS E .VP Ok J U 3f. IOM WALNUT STREET, BSZ.OW 2L2TSSTH, PHILADELPHIA. ISAAC KOBhKTS, Kbal Ustatr Agekt : SAMUEL C. RoBERTS,O»'yeyakc£X: Offer for sale, on liberal term*, FARMS AND COUN TRY SEATS, in Pennsylvania, New Jersej. Felawsre, Manland, and Virginia; and DWELLINGS tunj STORES in Norristown, Germantown, ami t'hdsdel- Pl L.OAN MONEY ON FIRST MORTGAGED, E,-vmi„ Title* to Rea! Estate. and attend to CONVEX ARCING iu all it* branches. Office MAIN Street, near the B.tnk, Norristown, and No. J33Sonih THIRD Street, twtwecn Walnut and Spruce streets. Philadelphia. »l-lm * "4 lex. mckinney. -t*. ATTORNEY AT LAW, w . GRKKNSBURG, PA, Will practise in Westmoreland, Annitrrnj, ami Ip diaua counties. sell-ti r FHE ADAMS EXPRESS CO., OFFICE 320 CHESTNUT Street, forward* Far cels. Fari ases, Merchandise. Bank Notes, and 2pe**je, either ts it* own Lines, or iQcotmeot.na with other Express Cca tames, to all the principle towns and cities of the 'nited States. E. 8. SANDFORD. mil-tf General Sancnntariitpnt. CO.\l, Hickory and spring mountain LEHIGH COAL, prepared with care, for »a!» i n best terms. Apply at IvNoWLES S Depot, NINTH and WILLOW streets *J-u TIIEO. D. EMORY A CO. A OFFICE No US South FOURTH Bt-v'PhU&d%.» Sole Agent* of GEO. a POTTS * CO* Miners sad Shippers of the LOCUST DALE COAV, From the l«oQnit Mountain, Near Ashland, ap»-dm] SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, Pa. « W. GUOOME & CO,, "“fflySwSs* 4 TOPBEMI oak.;, No. l« gocth FOURTH
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