The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, October 06, 1859, Image 4

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    Mr, Stephen Maeit - (Cal! - Jeents Pipes, of Pipes-
Nisilork "yesterday : the", steiiinilaP
,Daltip for San yratteisco, vrhere; we 'understand, he
'the Californians dibi new and ori
ginetenteitiiiimanfealled,"' Song and Chit-chat of
Travel," whichhas beffiCao eridnently, popular here
it„, • '
Council of Minister's of Atte Christian Baptist
' denomination gals held at Warren,'Mass., on Wed
• if &Jay Week; fer . thepinproati of examining intoner
, tain,charges against Bev. S. K. Sweetman, of
• SiviraseY 'Maas.; The 'charges, according „to the
Warren Telegraph, • are—The publication of in
• unchriattan7And unclerieal pamphlet; malting
' ...ifaisaxenresentations to a Bristol church 'in order
toturfy it'ixdo closing a bargain; borrowing'a
.!.-shirt and not -returning it; sermon stealing, and
,advertising for a wife while his third enemas still
•
living. ,
Hon: J. 'Holt, Postmaster General, has returned
from a shbrt, visit te , Kentucky, (accompanied, by
wife,) and entered upon the duties of his
liiahop Potter, of this State, is at Willard's Hotel,
Washington. ,
George" H. Miinday, the hatless prophet arid
iodises orrinen and things, appeared in the:streets
of Lancaster - Pa: 'day before•yeaterday, He de
liv.ered lecture-on " Pacts : and Things" in the
market plaie of that town hust 'evening:
Thaßey. Thomas E. Peek, of Columbia, S. C.,
has boon elected to the -vacant professorship in the
'Hilton Theological Seminary, Prince-Edward, • Va.
'Last ",Monday the, coast' of Washingt on ;county, D. C:, agreed ,to - adopt as a charge of the
court a female infant foiind some time since on the
f premises of Mr. Gittings, of Washington county.
The foundling was christened, in honor other pro
tectors; Miss " Levy Court Wishington."
• At a meeting of. the Massachusetts State Senate,
last Monday, a communisation was received from
this Gbiernor, Informing the Legislature of an up
' 'Plication by Dr. S. G:Howe, and others, for a site
' ' 7 'lff-the Capitol grounds on which to place a statue
bronze of-the late Hon. Horace Mann. The Se
!' ante - ordered the printing - of the,communieation. ,
The Tremont , Temple, at Boston, was crowded
last Monday evening to bear a lecture by Thomas
P. Metiglior,UpOn the subject, "Jonathan Swift?
theslima' of, St. Patilek's---the slanders of Thacke
ray. refuted." ' ; '
'Mr."Gangboiy," the converted Brahmin, preached
iii the Unitarian Church at Taunton, Masa,
' ,onSußday l laat. Ilewas • also pre.sent, in the Sun
- '-`day-tohooli and attended the regular evening meet
' ing for conference and prayer. At the latter place
....Lthere was au unusually large gathering.,
A lively discussion is going on in the Charleston
e." ~l ocirnals on the question whether Mr. Simms writes
good English., 'Along article in the Corertr main
tains the negative, 'and cites from a series of clever
literary criticisms which- Mr. Simms is publishing
oa,,tbe r oyerehig, by - Way of evidence.
- Fair
iiiiterirfthe Sorirfarn (Ala.) Advocate expo
ses with considerable viler-wit the want of kande ,
load-Mouthed dentinciations of Judge
;
' '',D4nghts. , Assorting that he and his neighbors have
'' - ';lieen. mightily, puizied, and often talked them over,
he " -
- - ;;:.1,11 . 15! I alb,'
,with limey of my unsophisticated neigh
hers, in the dark, and 'seek light. lion is it that
Casa; the father of squatter.aovereignty,- is a
wise patriot, and Judge Douglas who may hold the,
k"liaitio' . , doetriini, is, therefore, a'dishonest traitor?.
''' 4 'llesiWas'it that ultra Senators 'voted to confirm
Dass.as Secretary of State, and make him the pre.
,i l l ,-, mierzofibe Administration, and yet denounce
":',lndgeDonglis`ai being no bettor than Seward for
doctrine? I have heard,that Cover
- Andy Johnsonagrees; ith Cass and Douglas
Ile was, you know, greeted with tater audiences,
in 1856 than any other speaker-in North_Alabamai
and he did not deny.. believing ih Squatter - save
.reignty. Is ho as bad as Seward ? And were our:
people wrong'in listening to his teaching true De
mocracy in 1856 ?. Light on these things is wanted.
It has been whisPefed• up here, that many, if
• F not most, of these who now:denounce ?3, A. Douglas
and squatter - sbveteiglity; were - ITashville Conven- -
~„ -tion men in l? , 50-51, and, as such, were willing to
- let Negress extend the Miasmal. reetriction line of
'36,86t0 the Pacific, excluding the South from all
territory north of 36.30 ! ,Is this so? ',lf so, was
it not conceding the constitutionality of that odi
ous proviso?; Is it to divert pallid - attention from
-..l4:ithis alarming COIIOOBB3OII that they now denoudee
Judge. DougleaT Were they not then conceding
' whet Seward now' demands? s They quota Mr. Calf
boun'as saying thatatzeter- sovereignty is worse
,than the Wilmot proviso.. It is surmised up here,
fon4that Mr. Calhoun voted -- to extend the restrie
ovE.itien-, lino :of -30.30. to: the Paciflol - L3 this true?
, Then he, as well:its they, are igterested totttlextes.
)”,:i:''lhey' -were! in favor of excluding the `South, be
„,;;`,044:47.11,41/00,1tyyt 411. tetritkry north. of 36.80.
- -- tßusttire sovereignty,' ,as it is expounded by
. Cass, is said by tho* , knowing ones' about here
the &nth” an equal "eliance. ' Pray: tell a
.'i'tiliusaled'bcid3r if this :is so? If' it is so,' then some
— , folks must think that the , people , are easily hum
,"or I am still in the dark '
, . .
E 14fA9oNIo FRATEllNnic—interesting
i''' l ,litlici. ,4 l.m..lest, accounts thetts Were tio import,
.`ttsit'bodies of.lhe-diesoido fraternity in-triennial
- session at Chicago. The-Tjates of that city gives
the following concerning theta-. '
.„. . The Grand Encampment. o,lCnihtir7'einpler
tbe•Mnited States was, organized:ln 1816, its
•'""" 'first ' consecration being held Juno 20th ef :that
; Thd celebrated De Witt Clinton waif elected
Grand' Master and continued • to hold that office
d 111'
• ;wag his, ea ,• 18 20. -There have been thirteen
'refular convocations of this body.. Ron. W. B.
bliarci,n" 6imson of great eminence, and a ]roll,-
knewii
citizen of 'Ohio, his been Grand Rester for
r.:' , tho., past twelve years.- lion. B. B. Prench, of
D. C., T.easerer 'of the :National Ag
alaultorat ; Association,, is Grand Recorder,. The
Britons upon which the order of Knights Templar
. - 10 the; Uniteiffitates is established involves a State
' Geminainlery eaoh State: . Of these there
- Jire„neatAfteen, and the entire drder embraces
~ .141boist intehtindred enbordinatecemmanderies, with
'its risettberehip appregimatinglo6,ooo.
V"P.The General Grand Royal phapter 'of the United
Statetfid an older' nd much more numerous body.
Thereare- twenty-five State Grand Chapters' (the
Stites of Kentucky and 'North Carolina baying se
: Coded during the last three years)' under its
eon
trol; and three, viz : Pennsylvania, Virginia, and
, Florida, which have never acknowledged its' au.
thority. The only State in the Union in which
there la no Grand Chapter is Delaware. Of Sub
• ordinate Chapters,"there are about 800, embracing
jileniberehip , of nearly . '30,000. The General
"Grand' Chapter was established in 1707. The pre
sent General Grand Nigh Priest is the Hon. 'Chas.
ofßaltiniorii, Md.; a ' Meson' of - great ago
' 'end "experience; and long the Grand Secretary, an
• office new filled by the Ron. B, B. French,
"The business of these illustrious bodies, thus
, ,
atisiwublmg eah, third year, and linking together
every State, district" and Territory in our Confede
- in an indissoluble hoed of fraternity, is to
supervise the 'respective ogpstituencies, correct er
, tore and innovations, and establish constitutional
. measures for their prudent, but not too rapid, die
gemination."
":teiT 00 . PATENTS issued Net tjle United
'Suites Patent Office,' to Pennsylvanians, for the
week coding October 4,tb, 1859.:
Jamee - 4:- - Abbott and I:ratios' Lawrence, of
.fir improvementin stoves.
Thomas Armitageiof Philadelphia ; for improve
....
. .
;,;•' — melitinfeed-water apparatus for steam baits.
;' . .T.:A.,/loicklrator, of Kimborton; . for improve.
meet in brick moulds,
• Yeter tlets,'of Lancastey;- for improvement in.
' cooking etovos. .
Harrison, Jr., of Philadelphia; for im•
*proved steam boilers. .
JaCob Seebold, of New Berlin ; focimprovemont
-.in grain separator. -
Shireman, of East Berlin; for improve
' Merit in dividers for harvesters.
John Wagner, of Philadelphia; for improvement
' • ' inniaohine for hoisting ice.,
,;;;; pkvia Zeig, of Shaetferstown ; for improvement
-in harvestora. •
, Sloan, of Pittsburg, assignor to himself and
H. 11tiorker l of same place ; for improve
- ".'moat In the construction of distilling apparatus.
-:• - B,atasi;E.,-James hi: Clark, of Philadelphia;
forlinproOement in flour bolts. Patented July 26,
1858. Reissued October 4,- 1859,
"--'Dnainse.--43arrettson Smith and Henry Brown,
`---"= - -Of Philadelphia, liiiidgnors to Heyward, Bartlett, &
Baltimore,..Md4 for designs for stoves. '
fide Other night when - the Aurora Borealis
• overspread the firmament, the sight was so unusual
us Ot. excite not a few, and some Wore frightened
~ almost out of their wits. There was Peter
for'inatenee, who went to the door, and saw with
amazement the sky lighted up, and he concluded
that the-mOrld was on fire, and that judgment-day
bad come. gazed awhile in speechless terror
at the scene, and with a yell of horror sprang into
. - thei yard and ran and screamed, and prayed like
an awakened sinner. This awakened his wife, who
seeing her husband running and screaming about
the yard; called ,to him to,tell her what on earth
was the matter. " Peter, what is the matter with
you?" said the matonished; wife: "What makes
lon -run• and 'set up such a terrible noise?" But
Peter acid never a word to her. There was a long
seers of sins against him, and the time for a full
settlement as he thought had eome ' 'and he was
heedless and callous of his wife's appeals, and all
other terrestrial things. The wife became intensely
alarmed, and running' after him, said : " Peter,
ph ! Peter, what doyen Mean? for, Gracious sake
• come - the house arid put en .your breeches."
"Breeches, the d--I," said, Peter, "what the
the use of pitting breeches on now—don't
' you see the World's on fire?"—Petersburg
gencer.
TEE ., UNIfET STATES MINISTER GONE TO
• Pzats.—By the following extract from a private
letter, written by W. L. G. Smith, Esq., consul at
Shanglete, it appears teat Mr. Ward, the Ameri
- - can minister, has proceeded to Pekin. The letter
•' • is df.a date later than any - newspaper adeounta.
- . After giving an remount of the , battle between the
' English and Chinese, Mr. Smith says •,
In the,meantime the American minister and
s suite were aboard the Powhatan and on the 26th
'..received intelligence that a high Mandarin spa
' ,eially deputed by the Emperor, was-walting, to re
. • : calve him a few.niiles off to escort him to Pekin.
'Ward, of course, availed himselfof this civility
of the Chinese Government and on July sth pro
,: er; , nnder an escort of Tartar cavalry, to Pekin,
retprosurne he now : is, and has ere this ex
_eitenged ratifications of the new treaty in the Int-
Iterial capital. "
....ti_The - Eussirizi minister has been in Pekin some
days, and the secietary-of the Governor General
•of Slims:la (Russian) also reached here, oh :the 9th
instant, with a letter to.ma.from the -Governor
General, , saying: , that t their treaty had ' been
'ratified. I hear that the British and' French
fitinisteii_return here teirlierol exolianging
-
'.l . lii 1 t 1866.--4. 8.. Ontyaon,. hi. the Ng.
.''' ''' ;I ' .--- ~..7 i r7f,./11.4' ea ter, is laboring. hard to upset the
, ?,:,.-:*.iti,,,m,•l'°.,..t.ta, thaDecti - rittlett of Independence. It
-N. ''
cir t ,iti t ; i „,, the day. Thatorlei of 1776 tried their
11'..:.‘ ,. ':.-11aiindoifit,but Made poor work, and Mr, .Grayson:
.. if '''-''':. dote not ;et ot? !lex_ b etter. —Boston Poat... , , -
I h',l3l b eett says the Chleagd„Ttnies,
I ' :.c:.L.i ." . id. 9 .late l rl e ir ti a tintigh tile (Internment organs, to
,'., iiperit he ; principles of. the Deolaratioli'of Rae
'''' ' ''- ' , Oa 4e - tie ' tliat4ill fkivernments derivn their just
i....q . ." , - - , . --.4 1. " th.' tof the governed. It is
--.
' .? ""1- r * c"6" ' f 17'6 made a
-;,..'' ' '•''
..too life'. irthir day, The Antics 0 . i .
''''''' ' 'A . : fit') i nd. Mr Black will . not snoceed
.*:..... i : ODY bOtOt i n g i g 4 l- ..'"- :. ' ' ' ." z "
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THE QURTB.
YESTERDAY'S PROOREDINOS.
[Reported for The Press.),
The Court of Quarter Sessions was in session yester
day exactly thirty minutes by the State louse clock, al
though the bendhes 'were filled by', Witnesses who hail
been summoned to appear in eases that had been posi
tively fixed for trial. It was clearly understood that the
case of young John Sweeney, charged with the murder
of Richard Parks, would be Riven to akin' for final dis
nosition; yet, notwithstanding the fact that all the ten
• timony was present. a postponement was had until Fri
day,, the ?fah inst. Sweeney, whom many believe to ho
entirely innocent of the crime alleged against him, has
been in prison for a very long time. and it would to but
a simple matter otluetire to give him an early opportu
nity of regaining his liberty, if lie is entitled to it.
The case of the - colored man, Robert Douglass, Who
.is eharged with perilry, was postponed, mien applica
tion of the defendant is counsel, fpr three weeks, on the
groped of the absence era material witness. The appli
cation for a postponement was 'strenuously but unsue
easefully opposed by David Paul Brown. Esq., who re
presented the Commonwealth in the.prosecaltion. Don
glue appears to have constant business in the cowls,
and in his suit against the Mitchell estate evinced con
siderable Ingenuity. In the present under:es, he has
repeatedly naked for a continuance of the caee. on va
rious grounds. The last time it wee continued was on
account Kan alleged Redden and violent Sickness which
confined Jilin to his bed. After thin had boon sworn to,
Douglass, it le said, mule his appearance at Powelton.
during the progress of the recent State fair, in Ina usual
healt.
The eine of the colored man Hall, who is charged
with the murder of a woman in Bedford street, se else
conbnped Wit the latter part of this month. In the
case of the four or five members of the Shiftier Bose
Company who were arrested for the deliberate murder
of the proprietor of a Inger-beer saloon In the lower
section of the may several months since, it is quite pro
bable that they will never ba brought to trial. A motion
for their discharge bas already been made ander the two
term rule. and it is very likely that this tenn will pass
without finding the prisoners disposed of. These de
fendants belonged to a bold and dangerous gang of ruf
fians. and their net of murder was unprovoked rind
heartless without single extenuating circumstance
connected with It.II The District Attorney has not
Delight proper, however, to bring them to trial.
It is a little weenier that White an immense quantity
of trivial assaultand battery eases, that ought never to
have been brought into Court, are allowed to consume
public time and money, the murderers and felons of all
grades who have been arrested during the past few
ii months are apparently unthought of. It Is indeed a mat
ter worthy the most serious attention of the communi
ty, that the proceedings anima noted scoundrels cane
rally terminate with the binding over to court, and it is
equeny a subjeet for thoughtful consideration how this
glaring and monstrous ovate to be remedied.
-We notice that the bills thus far acted upon by the
present Grand Jury ere mainly for the most petty of
, fences, and ag the trial of prison cases begins to-day,
we may anticipate a week or a month rimed in the
all-abambing duty of agicertaining whether J o hn Smith
struck John Jones. and whether the hydrant rip the al
ley belongs to hire. Broomstick or Mrs. Brickbat. Men
of business are nailed from their stores and workshops
to deliberate upon silly and nonsensieal suite. which.
notwitastending their insignifican at i ng l ee public, are
tried by the tens and twenties in day, yieltlinse
to the officers of the Commonwealth the trifling sum of
830 or 100 per diem. This is the reason that we rarely
hear of important criminal suits being tried, unless the
evidence of guilt is conclusive, and there in an absence
of defence. and alio wombs the strongest argument
why the offidh of District Attorney should be a salaried
position
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT Curay—Judge
The case of Battin vs. the Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Company r any was resumed at ten o clock yesterda morn
ing. he case of the plaintiff, as Is endeavored to es
tablish by the testimony is as follows
Up to the year 1043, coal, after being mined, wan bro
ken with hemmers, and it It estimated that one man
could, in this meaner, turn out about, two tons per day.
In 1513 Mr. Hattie, the plaintiff in this action, procured
a patent for the machine which is now the eubject of
controversy. By this machine SOO tons of coal can be
Woken in one day. The importance of the Invention
may be understoodoviien the statistics of the anthracite
coal trade are examined. In Itral, the tonnage for thin
description of goal was three hundred and sixty-five
tons; in 1843, when this =chine was invented, the ton
nage hail increased to over amnion tons, end at the pre
tend time the average is about nine million tons. One
of the important feature. in Mr. Benin's machine
is said to by the saving, by lessening the_milveriza
tion complained of under the old plan. Mr. B.'n inven
tion is the gearing together of two roller& armed with
teeth. ao arranged that theteeth of one roller come op
posite a vacant apnea' in the other roller. The large
masses of coal failing between these rollers are veleta
on the totter one set of tooth. while the other set strike
it in the middle, and the rollitramak mg rapid revolutions
the moment the pressure is, removed, the coal falls
through into screens. and the work is done A patent
was granted for the invention on the ether Oeteberani,
the first zenehine was erected in February, 1844, and the
next year fi fty-seven were in operation. Now the ma
chines are in general use throughout the coal regions.
Notwithstanding these machines used at the different
eollierioa were constructed nocording to the specifica
tions in Mr. Battin'a patent, yet it is alleged that
he never received any, compensation for their use,
•and he commenced a series of suits for the recovery ef
damages. In the first suit tried in this court, Mr. B.
was non-suited, the court ruling that as the patent ..be
, ing merely for the confirmation of machinery, could
neither be supported norassailed byproof of the novel
ty or plot of novelty of the parts. 11 alleged that the
defect in the specification here referred to was the
fault of the patent agent, to whom Mr. B. had intrusted
his business, when about to apply for a patent. in
1849, however, thepatent was surrendered. and a re-is-
PIIO granted. Another attempt was made to recover
damages,, but again Mr. 11, failed, in consequence of
the mimeo(' lie court. This ruling was taken to the &t
-rireme ,Conrt of the United States, and reversed ; and.
three years rigo.seven cases were tried in the United
States Circuit Court and verdicts given in Mr.
Battin's favor. In' liter the patent was extended for
.seven years. The different parties using the machine
in Sehuyikill county entered into nn arrangement with
Mr. It.. by which lie was to receive one cent for every
ton broken.' The defendants, however. whose collieries
are in Lehigh and Carbon empties. refused to pay this
sum alleging, among other thin ea , that the machine now
used by them is different from that of Mr. Benin, in that
It has "point coming opposite point." and not point
enmintoppettite viteantspace, as in Mr. We specifica
tion._ To this the plaintiff answers that, in the machine
seed by the defendant, Winn teeth are placed between
large ones, and that, as the temper coal cannot, by any
possibility, exactly fit the space thus canned, the
.laree teeth must necessarily break the coal when oppo
site a vacant sPaCei
The testimony yesterday was of it lengthy and tedious
character. The case had not been concluded at the ad
leurnment of the court.
DISTRICT Counr Judge Shorewood. —J. L.
Lounsbury vs. A. M. Eastwick. An action to recover
the balance for building a wharf on the fkhuylkill. The
question as to whether the wharf was properly con-
In strueted enters into this case. On trinl.
this cane of Freeman re . 'Killion the jury rendered
a verdict for defendant.
DISTRICT Clomr—Judge Ilare.—Reuben Lukens,
Sr., vs. A. Nicholeon. An action on a seri. fa. on a mort
gage. Verdict for plaintiff for 81.002 40.
Co. ye. Potter. Conrad. & Co. An action on a
promissory note. Verdict fog ntaintiff for 82,82 n Se.
-TheGrand Jury of Caindee, yesterday found
'true bill against Washington Tay lor, J. the celebrated
counterfeiter who , was arrested some time sines by
.Ree Order Ensu e' detective police, and subsequently al
, Mated to mumps by the prison-keepers of Camden.
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LETTER. BAGS
AT TEE WIRCIf ANTS! RICHANON. rfficknumni.t.
Ship Esther, —.— Rio — de Janeiro, soon
Ship Savant*, Rowland.... • • .. • .. Liverpool, soon
Bark E Tar. Hughes,... ..........Rio de Janeiro, soon
Bark Antis. Power .. , .. ...PetnambuCO, eons
'Bark Island ...., . London, soon
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6, 1869,
BUN RFSEB.. »x6 I7ISUN SETS— .._a 43
111611 WATER— ..... ..... —.lO 'AI
ARRIVED,
Selir Caroline Hall. Graham, from Hyannis.
Bohr Lady Ellen. Corson. from Boston.
Behr Raven, Rose, from Boston,
' Bohr Irene. Cole, from Boston.
Behr Restless, Smith, from Boston.
Behr L A Danenhower. Miller, from Boston.
Bohr Althea, Cursor.. from Boston.
Behr n A Rodgers, Godfrey. from Boston.
Behr R Shannon. /Darts. from Boston.
Behr /moot I:Wont. Corson. from Roston.
Behr Hannah Matilda. Price, from Boston.
Behr Ptingassett; Wadies. from Boston.
Bohr J R Plater. Gandy. from Boston.
Behr J Clark, Bann. front Boston.
Bohr Polly Price, Adams. from Boston.
Behr D P, Talpey, from Boston.
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Bohr Mary Ann Caroline, Bowen. from Portsmouth.
Bchr John Compton, Shinn, from Piy mouth.
L Hess. Holmes:from Maurice River.
Sc r Mary Nowell, Covell, from New Bedford.
Sc r Lizzie Taylor, Taylor, front Ly nn.
CLEARED.
Steamship Keystone State, Marehman, Charleston, A
Heron. Jr.
hp Philadelphia, Poole, Mobile: T Rioltardson & Co.
Bark Denny, Averill. Cardenas and Basin, D S Stetson
& Co.
Behr ft H Daly, 'Hinson, Wilmington, NC, J Baker.
Bohr Hannah Matilda, Price, Charleston, Bancroft,
Lewis & Co.
Bohr Polly Price, Adains,.
R Boston, (In
Behr B Plater, Gandy. oston, Rayne & Godshall.
Behr HA Rodgers, Godfrey, Boston, do
Bohr Raven, Rose, Boston. Andenried & Co.
Behr C A Heakscher, Brublsi. Boston, do
Bohr Irene, Cole Boston, Noble, Hammett & Caldwell.
Behr Mary Ann & Caroline, Bowen, Portsmouth, do
Behr .1 Clark. Scull, Boston. L Rothennel & Co.
Bohr L A Danenhowor, Miller, Boston, Nevins &
Sawyer.
Sour Lima Dupont Corson, ' do
Bohr R Shannon. Marts Boston Tyler, Stone & Co.
Bohr Paugassett. Wimples, ll o .ton . H Johns.
Behr Julies. Chase, Boston, Van Dusen, Norton & Co.
Bohr D P, Talpey, Boston, do
Behr Lady Ellen. Corson, Boston, C A flecksher & Co.
Behr 7 L Hese. Holmes, Ili iighain, do
Bohr Althea, Corson, Salem, do
Bohr C Hall. Graham. Bilsartown, C Miller & Ca.
Behr Mary Nowell, Covell,Cohassott, do
Bohr .1 Compton, Shinn, Quincy Point, Brown &White.
Schr Lizzie Taylor, Taylor, Lynn, B Milne. & Co.
Btr 7 N Smith, Hazard, Alexandria. &c, D Cooper.
Sir C C Alger, Shore, Alexandria, eta. D Webster, 7r,
H L thaw, liar, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
BAILED.
The I/ 8 AI steamship Keystone State, Capt Marsh
man,. for Charleston. sailed at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, with a full freight and a number of passengers.
ICorresp_ondenee of The Press.l
HA VRE DE GRACE, Oct 1 1859.
The Wyoming left here this morning with 2 boats
in tow, laden and consigned air follows:
John Quincy Adams MoConkev, bark to Wilmington.
and blooms to A Clewell; Jacob Seasholtz, pig iron to
Norristown.
I am credibly informed that the canal will be in order
again by Friday, and we may look for a large tow of
boats on Monday morning.
(Correspondence orThe Prem. READING, Oct.O
The rolloring boats from the Union Canal passed into
the Schuylkill Canal to-day, bound to Philmlelybin, laden
and consigned as follows:
°Lamm:hewn. lumbar to Norcross & Sheet.; Emma, do
to Malone & Taylor; Elizabeth, coal to N baron; lia;
Darner do Stout. wheat to captain; Faith, homilies to
Humphreys, Hoffman & Wright,
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.
LEWES Del. Oct 4
The harbor hes been entirely bare of MIAS fo r . two;
days past. Mr. W Edwards 'folded last evening and re
ports the bark Norwegian ea having passed in' yester
day. Ten or fifteen schooners also passed in. Wind
8 BW, and warm.
lours, WM. M. HICKMAN.
By TEM/RAPTI.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
CAPE !SLANG, Oct 5, 51 2 M.
A harm brig and a few schooners, all apparently coal
loaded, went out today. Nothing pauood in. Wind
west—weather thick.
gouts, , THOS. B. HUGHES.
,
MEMORANDA.
Ship Northampton, Elwell, hence for New Orleans,
was spoken. 27th alt, let 83, long 74 30,
Ship Wm Penn, !We, for Philadelphia, entered for
loading at Liverpool 17th ult.
Ship lov Lang on, Walker, hence, arrived at Mobile
Jet inst.
Clinton,Bark l Lewis, doom] at Baltimore 4th inst. for
Rio de Janeiro and a marks I.
Bark Dumbarton,_Chadhourn. hence, sailed from De
merara lath ult. for Turks island.
Brig Lanzarotte, Harriman. hence, arrived at Boston
3d inst.
B Young, Eaton, from Delaware City for Halem,
at, Holmes' Hole 3.d lint, and remained next morning.
Brig Wm Niohols, Strout, hence, arrived at Boston 3d
instant.
Bolas Alice Lea. Foster. and Narragansett, Hall,
hence, arrived at Charleston let inst.
Rohr 0 9 flarataire, Somers, for Wareham, cleared at
Georgetown. DC, let inst.
Behr Margaret Reinhart, Peterson, hence, arrived at
Savannah Ist inst.
Behr Itock. Philedelphia, cleared at Bangor let inst.
&bre .Henry Man, Hoover. and Chas A Greiner, Wea
ver, hence. arrived ui Boston let inst.
Salm 'White Small. ShariL,Smay, Price. W 0 Bart
lett, Connelly. A Tirrell, Higgins, Mary. Elizabeth,
,Reed. and A Corder,, Ba bcock, hence, arrived at Bos
ton 4th inst.
, Rohr I, H Endicott, Deeds, from Fall River for Phila
delphia. at Newport hit inst. and sailed again 311.
Schr Richard Borden, Arnold, sailed from Fall River
• Ist inst, for Philadelphia., ,
Sohn mew H Roger,, Langley. and Fame, Ketchum,
hence, arrived at Ilawburyport 3,1 inst
Salim D M Messerole, Steelman, hence, and 'l' Bane-
Itoldemith, from Providence for Philadelphia. at
g r hre o rPari n t i ag, lt rirowell, D Rinee, Teton', and Fide
lie, Wheaton, hence, arrived at Providence 3d inst.
Behr Goo Pales, Nickerson, nailed from Providence 3d
(nat. for Pnladelphia.
Bohr
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REV. JAMES I. lIELZI'S School for
tie higher etituention eta limited number of V.inc
Lsdien,l3l3 CHESTNUT Bt root. Circulars, with terms,
reference, h e., lofty be hod sh appl SWISS. of-Ist
SINGING CLASSES NOW FORMING. IN
which will be taught all that pertains to a eorreet
knowledge of perlorining, either Sacred or Secular
I\lll5lC.
1,101 , 0 CLARAFIA—MONDAY and THURSDAY AF
TERNOONS, from 4 to 0, and it to i "'Hoek.
OHNTLEMP N's CLANg—MON DAY unit UltkrIDAY
EVENINGS, from 8 to 9 o'clock.
COAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
NNu. nreifffliiilr Street.
'IAN°, ORGAN. VIOLIN, HARMONY t THOHOLHiII
•
YAW: coUNTER l'Orqc6o - 103Witiisi,
INsTRUMENTATIoN, ke., ko.
Musks Composed and Furnished for any number of
nedruments, 0-71"
A. R. TAVI.UR.
•
K3O ft' oil North MEL} , fit Street.
AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
Flch.tolo. and Colleges, puppheit with
competent Teeteharx. for any Department; Teal.),
erg with positions. Parents gratuitously supplied with
echool circulars.
Refer to Faculty Amherst Colleve, hinx..; Dr. Lowell
Mixon; hlnnon Brother.; lion. Theo. Frelnighu) hen.
LL.D.; Eon. John C. Rives. Et al.
8i all. WOODMAN, & CO.,
316 BROADWAY. Now York, and
me 23-6111 609 CHESTNUT Htreet. P/nlndelphia.
NV IHTE HALL ACADEMY, THREE
MILES WEST 01? HARRISBURG. Ps.—The
im
18th Se-Annual Session will coin t M
uatice on ONDAY,
the Till or November next. The attention of Parents
and Guardians 'twitch. I'm location is pleasant ' the
course of Instruction extensive, otul the terms mode
rate. Good city references 141V011. The Principal cnn
he seen every afternoon at the UNION HOTEL from
the loth till the 18th of October, inclusive. For Circu
lars address 1). I)ENLINUER.
so2l-lin• Harrieburg. Pa.
ACADEMY OF THE PROTESTANT
JAL EPISCOPAL OIIURCII, LOCUST and J LIMPER
Street'.
The Autumnal Beemon opened on MONDAY, Se plem
btu eth.
•• • .
Aoplicatione for Adnilitaion may be made to the Prin
elletl, et the Atldelny, daily (except MI ttaturday) be
twoen 10 and 12 o'clock A. M,
JAMBS W. ROBIIIB,A. M.,
ele•thernlos Principal.
ED UCAT ititi ELLA WATSON
215 North TWELFTH Street, will recommence
giving Instructions on Ito, PIANO, nt her own reauletico
or those of her Points, niter September Ist, Mb
BROAD -STREET INSTITUTE FO R
YOUNG LADIES Ilan reopened dr Fell Semon.
For tonne and parSeularm. apply to Mru. tt P. COOKE
Prin.:opal', No. Sit II ROAD Street, below Poplar.
all-18t`
3,IORM—A. It. TAYLOR, Teacher of
Singing and Piano, 676 North TWELFTH Stint,
below Coaten. 513-1111
PUSTON'S WRITING ACADEMY,
It E. corner Elt: lITIt and BANSO-M Streets,
Oigin daily Iron, 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
To Gentlemen a rapid rindelegant bowlegs bang is
imparted. To Lailieh a neat racolill epistolaty
style. Closer, Private. Cards written, arid every de
scription of Penmanshi p neatly executed. sl3-3m
HEMAN ALLEN, A. M., Teacher of the
VIOLIN and I'IANO. Mr. Allen may he applied
to at the residence of hie father, Professor Allen. No.
215 South FIEVENTEENTII Street. eB-2m'
IN G GARDEN ACADEMY FOR
P-- 7 YOUNG MEN AND 130Y8. N. E. cor. EIGHTH
ano BUTTONWOOD Streets.—Ranumen duties MON
DAY, September sth. Number limited ; all moots un
der the immediate care of the Principal; the govern
ment is that of purely .• moral suasion;" reports scr4 to
parente weeklv ; the Moral, Intellectual, and Ph)eical
Education of Bo ye will be carefully and conscientiously
attended to. Catalogues gratuitously at the Academy,
or 455 North Eighth street.
au2s-tw F. DONLEAVY LONG, Principal.
PRICE -STREET ACADEMY,
GERMANTOWN, PHILADELPHIA.
GEORGE R. BARKER, PRINCIPAL.
The Fall Term of this Institution commences lieptem
her 6th, 1869. The course of instruction comprises all
the branches of a thorough English Education. together
with the Latin. Greek, and French Languages. au22-tf
ALLEN GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY,
FRANKFORD J PENNSYLVANIA, six mile :
from Market street, Philadelphia.
The course of instruction in this School is comprelien
sire and thorough. Paredts and Guardians who miens
to place their daughters or wards at thin Institution ail
do well to make immediate application to
Mae. E. L. THOMPSON,
s3-tf Principal and Superintendent.
BRYANT & STRATTON'S NATIONAL
MERCANTILE CUt k itfiEfl, [(Imo at Phila
delphia, 8. E. corner SEVENTH anti GIiEBTNUT;
New York, Buffalo, Cleveland, and Chicago. For in
formation. call or send far Catalogue. fee-tf
DANCING.
VITASIIINGTON HALL, 810 SPRING
v
GARDEN Street.—D. L. CARPENTER, the In.
dependent Society 'leacher of Fanhionable Dancing, is
now ready to take Pupils at Any tine, either Private or
in Classes. For reference, call and observe the respect
ability already began.
I). 1.. CAR I ENTER con be teen and nightly for
terms. he.; Thin is his twenty-ninth ear as a Teacher
tp this city. ono,.
pßop. SARACCO respectfully informs
the elite of Philadelphia, that he will open los Con
servatory of Dancing on October 10th. at 35 South
ELEVENTH Street. At the request or ninny familine,
the services of Assistant Ladies will ho dispensed with
hereafter. For terms, appll nt the Academy. on the 6th,
ith and Nth inst. o 3 Gt .
HAZARD'S DANCING ACADEMY, N. E.
Xi corner of ARCH and BROA it Sts.—Mr. HAZARD,
from Paris, and well known to this city AA has tag had
the largest soil most fashionable Denotes Academy for
mas i....., hoe Ills honor to inform his former patrons
anal the that he line returned to this city, and will
k irmi,...&icemA,:aitea tt y B nt the om tr ti Ai to r t . v? ,
w rimdzn
teach classes in s'alita e t Alr H
o
style Of clanging IS plain, easy, and graceful,
be acquired ton short tune. An easy and graceful de
portment, aswoll as a perfect knowledge of the present
style of dancing. such as is done in the very beet so
ciety, will be imparted nt once to the scholars, nod no
time wanted in learutng old steps and dances that are
out of fashion. For terms, references, oto., apply at
the hall. selig-Sm
STOVES.
STOVES! STOVES!!
JAMES SPEAR
No. 1116 MARKET STREET.
Is now prepared to meet the wants of the public more
completely in all the details of the Stove trade than line
other establishment. in Philadelphia, in proof of which
he invites COMPAKATIVS EXAMINATION.
The following are among his own popular inventions,
several of which bave already obtained a national repu
tation u surpassing in eicenente and runway any other
Stoves in ewe.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
Improved Oaa-burning Cooking Stor e, acknowledged to
he the best Stove for family use in the world.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the celebrated
Gssmonsuining Cooking Range, now rapidly coming
into general age.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the Improved Sil
ver'. Air -tight Onn.conguining Parlor stos e.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor of the Ifhproved
(Patented) Ornamental Stove UTII, which from In
beauty and utility is likely, thin cannon, to be univer
sally adopted.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the Labor, Fuel.
and Comfort-saving Ironing Pan.
JAMES SPEAR is the inventor and Patentee of the
celebrated Railway .car Heater.
For all of the above the Inventor core justly claims
advantages which require but to Ira (1111(babblod b) the
Public to be um) ersally appreelated and prelerred to
any other articles of that claim in the market; and lie
would herel_i) extend a cordial invitation to all persons
in moult oiStoves to call and examine for themselves.
Parties wishing to examine will l'ic'e ever) attention
shown them, whether intending tinmediately topur
chase or not. s:!-,I in
44 cIIARr.Fs JI) 1.1 S ,
N 0.305 North SECOND Btrect. 1 soccescor to A.
J. “ittlagher, would respectfully call the atten
tion of those desiring stones to los extensive
assortment of Cooking. Heating, and Parlor stoves. I
have purchased the exclusive right to the retool au/sr
and repaint, in Philadelphia, or blallaglier's Celebrated
Morning Htar" and •'Sunrise" ilan.burning Cooking
Stoves, well known fur learn as the most gatisfnetray
Stores in the market. A 1,,., his new Flat-top Cooking
Strive " Daylight." whieh combines all the uselul
uu
provemettls, and operates Admirably. I also inane.
facture, in a superior manner, Silver's Gan-Mirner of
the bent Russia Sheet Iron. Thee° are the inont
economical and easily managed l'arlor Stovall in
nee. ml6.3in
BRUSHES.
TIIE CII6IAPEST BRUSH HOUSE 1N
PHILADELPII lA.—Look nt the following lint of
primes for Handsorubs, and compare them. with those
bought elsewhere :
No. I, 63 knots, 621; per dozen.
No. I, 62 knots, 76
No, 3, 66 knots, 87
No. 1, 80 knots, 160
N 0.6, B.ll,nuts, 112
No. 6,100 knots, 111
No. 7,104 knots, 160
No. 8,160 knots, 178
HENRI! (I ECKSTEIN
U North THIRD Street, below Aril
Philndelp la.
WARMINU AND VENTILATING
WAREHOUSE, 1132 MARK ET St., Phila
BUILDINUS All
WARMED AND VENTILATED BY
CULVEU'S N'E, IV AS-B IiNINU WAR /R
FURNACE.
'rhe above Furnace him now been in use digging the
lust two winter. in this city, hag given tint, ern& cat
fienction. 'rite largo renting elirlfiCe I,olllg difOtitlt over
the flame of the fire, and the conical tubes, through
which ell the draßg past, are so arranged as to (-onetime
the larger pert of the gases front the coil, being en
tirely of Cast Iron, unh deep, wind nont4.ltl now of
fered to the public as thin Monl complete heating area
rattle now in thin market. C. W. being a practicel
ineclinnie, will personally attend to all boating and ven
tilating.
ALSO.
§ix NIZEIA of (looking RSllgefl, adapted for hotel and
private use. Collins Patent Chimney Cepa for ventila
ting and cure of smoke, chimneys, with iy full imaort
meta of Registers and Ventilators of every size moil
pattern , Piro-plaoe film, es, Bath Boilers, &o,
" Jobbing promptly attended to.
CHAS. WILLIANIM,
attl2-tuths-3m Late BAKER k WILLIAMS.
MANCHESTER SCALES.
dar — ii —
At No. 23 North SIXTH Ittreot ton ) ho found
general motortlitoot of
COIINTER SC A Ett
PORTABLE PLATFORM SCALES,
DORMANT WAR EIIOCSE SCALES,
If AV AND COAL SCALES. Also,
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES furnished at !dna( no
tice All warranted to indicate standard weight, accu
rate and durable. Tim sty lc and finish of the almre
goods best known b.) examination.
aLS-Huitanil;Ell, W. COLEY & CO.
_ _
HOW E' S STANDARD SCA LES.--
STRONi; & 11055 pATENT.—CoaI. Cattle. and
Hay Scales require no put. Platform rind Counter Scales
ot ever) description. They receive all Friction and
Wear on Balls instead of Knife Edges. as 011 othor
Scales. Call find cannons bolero purchasing risen hem
and see thin improvement
PENNINGTON GREEN. Agent.
112 South SEVENTH Street.
otS.Xin`
NEW PLANING MACHINE, Embracing
The Andrews Patent of 1415, with matching works
krr drosning Boards. Flank. he.
Now Principle of Feeding. Great Facing of Power.
Machines of various sixes, 21 to 30 inches wide, for
innate or double surfaccing, with or without matching
heads, for sale at No. Z 1 North SIXTH Street, Phila.
Call and examine.
ala-thaiu2n, CFO W. COLIN Ar CO,
DRILLS AND SHEETING'S FOR EX
PORT.
BROWN, BLEACHED AND BLUE DRILLS,
HEAVY AND (LINT SIIEETINBS,
Suitable for Export, (Pr oak, by
FROTHINOHAM k WELLS,
24 South FRONT St.. and 36 LETITIA Street.
eept-tv
GRAIN MILLS—GRAIN MILLS—For
the Farm and Vlentation. The IRON-DOR Lt MILL
has no equal for Grinding Fine Meal, Feed, Cotlee, Sie
oes, etc. by bend or power.
roes 88, $25, and 848,
Now in operaton at 12d South SECOND Street.
Agents wanted In every oounty and State, by
aullAm P. PA 11REI.
SUGAIt-110USE MOLASSES.-150 hhds
tonons.:and barrelo.fiyfi!Op by
JAMES UItAIIAM ,gc CO..
nvlifl I.ETITI A Mtg. Ant
SPANISH OLIVES—In bulk, in prime
order, for role by
AV A. MKRINO. 140 Firmth 1 , 170 NT Rtvp•l
HAMS AND SHOULDERS-1,700 Pieces
City-fhooked ffnma and riltotildeo, for Halo by
0. C. RADLER. above
CO.,
01 ARCH Street, mond door above Front.
O FFICE OF THE CRIARDIANS THE
POOR, No. 42 North SE YENTN Flt. Sgt.
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.
Sealed proposals will be received at thie Wulf Until
MON DAY, 10th instant. et 10 o'clock A. M.. for the cub
el) of Wood and Coll the castling Walter, for the Out
door Poor, in the several Districts, to be delivered at
such points, and in ouch quantities, and at times to lie
liercatier designated.
Coal to be good quality White Aeh, IStove I without
slate t sod nett the. to the ton, I to be
p ensiled nt place of &titan ,in accordance with an Or
dinanc° paused Councils. May 10, 1059 ; 0t0W004.1 to be
of best quality Oak. All of which shall be subject to the
inspection al the Board. or Its A onto.
tifiAt CA LHOUN M. DERRINGER, Secretar)•
(CAUTION.—We hereby caution all per-
NJ sons not to pureliam, any Cooking Stove or Stoves
with Hollow Centres or Hollow Cross Pieces on, except
th ore mode bin or, as son are the exclusive owners of the
Patent for making Hollow Centres or Hollow Cross
Preece, and we shall proneente all persona who infringe
on our Patent to the roll extent of the law.
STPART k 14:1 , : usoN, Iron Youndera,
03-lin WII,IMW Street,above Thirteenth.
OFFICE OF TIIE RECEIVER OF TIIE
CATAW 'SSA. WILLI A PIS PCiR T. AN I)
ERIE RAII,ROAD COMPANY, N 0.303 Walnut street,
P cri hiladelphia, tieriterribor 43. 1357. —NOTICE:— The sub
sber Imreby sires notice to all minim it rosy con
cern. that he be been duir appointed 1w the supremo
Court 01 Penne) Naito. Recoiver of the /Iceland Per
sonal Property and. Estate of the Catawiesa, Williams
tairt, lull Erie Railroad Company. and of all the pro
perty, prii doges, frnnulnece, and powers on wlirch all
or either or ruin of tiro mortgages named a certain
bill in empty, filed on the 2lat instant, are a lien, or
wlriali are covered Hid reit),"
'llia Subscriber, as IleeelYer, Is authorized by the
Miler rif the Court to run nod operate the road of the
Mame-mimed company, cud ouch other roads as the
said corporation hoe heretofore run, and exercise the
authority and franchisee of said einupdny, and to em
ploy suck persona and make such payments and din
bergamots an tinny be needful and proper in go doing.
Ile In also, among other powers granted, specifically
nut horiged, to pay nll the mums now due and maturing
to the employ era of the soul railroad, and " the amounts
dim and maturing. and to arise and mature, for Mitten
als and supplies about the operation, and for the use of
eau l redrond."
All portions hevitig business relating thereto will,
therefore, please apple toAl r ie ell i wcri be r, his Office.
se2l-atiali St , Receiver.
CIFFICE or THE AMERICAN FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
PHIL A Oct. 3. liks 9 .
The Directors has n THIS DAY deelsred a Dividend
if :41X PER CENT. for the last P.X pontlin, which will
he Pa.l to the Mod, holders or their legal represent,
Ise], on and after the 12k instant, clear of State Tat.
ot-tutlisMs THOS. R. MARIN, Sec retarf•
SPECIAL NOTICE.---Dealers in Good
year's Patent Vulcanised Rubber Suspenders,
Braids. Webs, and all Otter fabrics and articles made
by coolloome fibrous imbetances with threads or sheets
of vulcanised rubber, are notified that unless the same
ate properly stamped or labelled with my name, and by
my authority, they cannot be legally disposed of in the
United States. Illerithants and dealers are invited to ex
amine spetunions now in store, and to me their orders
for the Spring Toije to ure reigned, EXCLUSIVE
OWNER Or rtiF: 3 ;8 AND EXCLUSIVE
EMITS IN TN" HE l'A' . for these male. which
embrace all the styles here tofore ' manufactured or itu
ported, and mew ctheis.
ALSO, LICENSES TO MANUFACTURE and SELL
—snit the Terms—ma y be obtained on application to me
at No. xI COURTLANDT Street, N.Y.
n24-1 r HORACE 11. DAY.
NOTICE. ---Persons having business with
the FLOUR INSPECTOR will call at No. 14
VINE Street, between the hours of 9 o'clock and 3
Y. M., where they will find the Inspector or lips Deputy,
F. M. MESTER. O. M. LA UMAN,
Jell Flour Inspector.
===l
EDITORIAL FROM THE PUB-
LiciditiGEß.—" Mr. bows fiellak has on
exhibition set aral ofJ.,t C. Fisher's pianos. One of
them is n seven ochoe rosewood piano. full iron frame,
handsome, Ina plain finish. Ihe tone is sleet excellent
and p.m erlul. end the price only 8239. He has also one
somewhat similar in appearance, which has all this la
test improt einents. besides a new patent damper,. bleb
pro% into the 1 , 11.10 from getting out of order. It is fin
ished ma splendid manner."
These Pinnea. and a .alendul assortment of Various
makers. are for sale front $175, or upwards, for each, or
on instalments, at JAMES lIELLAK'S.
779 and 2:318oullt FIFTH St.. above Spruce.
New and second-lisnd Piano, for sale.
CHICKERINO & SONS,
MANOTACTORKRB OW
GRAND, SQUARE. AND UPRIGHT
PIANO-FORTES.
WAREROOMS SOT CHESTNUT STREET.
Content in lama a 1 . 21ra0 stock of our BEAUTIFUL
and unEQUALLED INSTRUMENTS. We have been
awarded,at theddlerent Exhibitions in ttua country and
Europe,
SS GOLD AND SILVER FIRST-CLASS MEDALS.
PIANOS TO RENT. 1a.16-1Y
olloga RAVEN, BACON, k Co.'s,
Ndnns & Clark's, Hallett. Davis, k Co.'s,
and A. H. Gale & Co.'s superior PIANOS. Also. Ma
son Jlc Hamlin's unrivalled MELODEONS and HAR
MONIUMS, so desirable for Churches and Lecture
Rooms. •
air Pianos and Melodeone.to Rent.
J. E. GOULD,
SEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
PIANOS.
SCHOMACKER A CO.,
1011 CHESTNUt Street, respectfully invite the music
loving public to call an d expnine their new and suc
cessful improvetne tit—
TRH ' , Ajmer; j3RAIID NANO.
Having minvertell the Time, Tituch. and Action of
the tanil Pian(i into that of a Square Instrument.
'won't II objections generally inalle to the style of
Grand Piano, alsoMtn:nothing the cost of the same.
In volume purity of tone, groat power. brilliancy, full
ness, depth), and evenness of touch, with exquisite deli
cacy'
and sweetness L these
SUPERIOR AND RtAIITIPUI t IX-FINISHED IN-
•
STRUhIENTS - •
are wholly unequalled. They have received the highest
enema:ulna, and are pronounced by critics to be far su
perior to any instruments ever manufactured in this
country.
Constantly on hand, a large and elegant assortment of
Fur unrivalled PIANOS. We hate been awarded the
irst Premiums, at all eshibitiolls ever eithibited, in
cluding tire Prize Medal from the Crystal Palace Exhi
bition. New Y0rk.1353.
WEST CHESTER and
PHILADELPHIA RAIL
ROAD vu AI F.wIA.
PALL ARRANGEMENT.
On and after WE DN EDSAY, Oetolair 5. 1859.
the trains will leave Philadelphia, Irvin the Station, N.
E. vorner of EIGHTEENTH and MARKET Sireeta, at
7 30 and 030 A. AL. and at 2.30 and 5 P. M.
Leave Went Chanter, from the DEPOT, on EAST
AT I( ET STREET, at 7 and 10 A. M., and 210 ands
ON SUNDAYS—Leave Philadelphia at 8 A. M., and I
I'. AL Leave West Chester at 7.30 A. M. and 4.33 P. Al.
HENRI` WOOD,
5 -tf Geoe , st Sonerintendant.
1859. angiiM 1859.
PALL ARRANGEMENT—NEW AN D RK LINES.
THE CAMDEN .AND AMBOY PHILA
DELPHIA AN D TRENTON RAILROAD CO *l3
LINES. FROM ?MLA D E LPII I A TO
• NEW YbRK AND WAY-PLACER.
PROM WALNUT-05E1MT WIIACP,
Will leave as follows, via: PARR.
At 8 A. Al., via Camden and Amboy, Cam. Js Am.
Acconimmtation . es 25
At 6 A. hl., via Camden and Jersey City, (New
Jersey /Accommodation 226
At 9 A. d., via Camden and Jersey City, Morning
Mail 3 011
At II A. 31., by Steamboat, via Tacony and Jersey
City, Western Express 3 W At 121. P. M., via Camden and Amboy Accommo
dation.— * . .. . ... .2 23
At 21'. M., via Camden and imboy, C. AT A. Ex
press ... . . .... . ......... ........ 300
At I P. M. by Steamboat. J
at. via Tacony and et
ty)) City. Evening Express 380
At 4 I'. 111— by Steamboat. via Tacony anu Jer
sey City, 2d Class Ticket... ..... 323
At 6 P. M., via Camden and Jersey City P t ening
Mail . ..... ... . .. 325
At 11 P. M., via Camden and Jersey City, Southern
Mail ..... . . . . .... . 223
At 6 P. 31, la Camden and Amboy,Accominotlation,
(Freight and Passenger /—ist Class Ticket. . 225
2,1 Claw, Ticket .I 60
The 8 P M. Mail Line rims daily. The 11 P. 31. gouth
ern Mail:Saturdays excepted,
Fur Belvidere, Easton, Flemington, Ao., at 6 A. M.
and 514 I'. M.
For Mauch Chunk, Allentown. and Bethlehem, at 6
A. M.._ via Lehigh Valle) Railroad.
e'er Water Clap. Stroudsburg, Scranton. Wilkesbarre,
Montrose, Great Bond, Ac.. at 6 A. M., via Delaware,
Lackawanna, and Western Railroad.
For Mount Holl•. at B and P A. Al.. and 2‘ and 4 P.M.
For Freehold, at 6 A. 31. and 2 I', M.
WAV LINES
Nor. Bristol. Trenton, Ao, at 2t and 4 I'. M., (rota
Walnut-street wharf.
For Palmyra. Delano°, Beverly, Burlington, Borden
town. Ac., at 123 a, 1. and Mn I'. 31.
Steamboat John Nennon,for Bordentown and interme
(liate places, at 2.3: I'. 31.
Steamboat Trenton, for Bristol, Burlington, and in
termediate places. at I 1 A. Al. and 4 P. 31.
Fifty Pounds of baggage only allowed each passenger.
Passengers are prohibited from taking anything as bag
gage hut their wearing apparel. All halCg.go
theirpound.
resPolisibilil) for baggage to one dollar per and
will not be liable for any amount beyond $lOO, except
by special nontract.
Oct L 1,4311. WM. 11. GATZNER. Agent.
WINES AND LIQUOItS.
CARD.---MAREUIL-SUR-AY
PAGNE), JANUARY le, 1869.—1 n conAenuence of
the frequent invitationa reoeived by me to renew the
shipments of my Champagne Wines to the United States,
I beg leave hereby to inform my former custcnners an d
thepublic in general,t hat J have appointed Messrs.F.C.
BROUWER, ASCHER, & CO., Sole Agents in the
United States, for the sale of my Champagne Wince.
My Wines have been so long and favorably known in
the United States, it will be unnecessary to comment on
their quality , further than to say that my new shipments
will in no way be found inferior to the former ones.
RILLEGART SALMON S ( CHA MP A G NE WINES,
both CABINET and VERZENAY, for sale and con
stantly on hand, in lot. to emit pu rolme re, hy
F. C. BROU H
WER, ASCER, & CO.,
ap77-6m 61 BEAVER Street. New York.
CLARET. --100 cases Barton & GueStier'S
St. Julien ; SOU do. St. Estephe ; 300 co. Washing
ton Morton St. Julien ; 100 do. do. Palenoe, pmts; 60 do.
Chateau La Rose • 60 do. do. Leovitlo LS3otch Ale, in
atone and glass; Younger's, Iffirvev'e. Falkirk Brown
Stout and London Porter, in store and for sale by
nun A. MERINO. 140 South FRONT Street.
NIURRAT HOUSE,
NEWARK, OHIO,
In the urgent and bent arranged Hotel in central Ohio,
to contrail) located and to east of access trout all the
routes of (ritual. It contains all the modern improve
moms, end everyconvenience for the comfort and an•
commodation of the trio oiling public.. 'the Sleeping
Rooms are largo and well ventilated. The Suites of
pools are well arranged ard carefully furnished for
families and large travelling parties; and the House wilt
be kept as a first class Hotel in every respect.ll. A. MUHRAI & BRO.,
au2l-3m Proprietors.
W ETHERILL 110 USE, SAN S OM
Street west of Sixth.—This deservedly fa, orite
place having been purchased by the undersigned. will
hereafter i.e condneted .in the most enterprtione scale.
The best 'Janie, Oy stern, and Refreshments, prepared
in the choicest style. and the finest Liquor% front the
most popular importing houses, elwale on hand. The
patronage of the public is respectfully invited
JOHN J. BARTRAM.
FTPrivate Rooms for :uppers,,
Arbitrations. Com.
mitterh.Smioticv, ho. sin hn
IMIE UNION,
ARCH. STREET, ABOVE THIRD,
PHILADELPHIA.
UPTON S. NEWCOMER.
The situation of this HO ITT, is superuirly adapted to
the within of the Busmen, Public; andto those in search
of pleasure, Passenger Railroads, NI Inch now run past,
and in close proximity, afford a cheap and pleasant rule
in all nlnnnii of ininrext in nr about the city. is CS inn
MACHINERY AND IRON.
SAMVYL V. NIRREICE.
WILLIAM 11. MERRICK.
OUTIIWARK FOUNDRY,
S
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS.
MERRICK 61 SONS,
•
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
Manufacture High and Low Pressure Strain Engines,
for Land, River, and Marine service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats , &e.; Castings
of all kinds, either Iron or Brass.
Iron Frame Roof, for Gas Works, Work Shops, Rail
road Stations, &o.
Retorts and Gan Machinery of the latest and moist im
proved construct s /on.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, each ea
Sugar. Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans. Open Steam
Trains, Defecators, Filter., Pumping Engines, he.
Sole Agents for N. Hillieux's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus ; Nasinyth's Patent Ste:wi Hammer; and
Aspinwall & Wolley'e Patent CentrAgal Sugar Drain
ing Machine. nu 6-y
_ .
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-75 la I• S t
p s.
Tiiri,ontine, in store and for sale by ROWLEY,
AS11111:11NER. & CO., No. 10 South WHARVES.
SCUTUII WHISKEY. 125 puncheons
Janina Stewart k Co.'s Paisley Malt, in hond and
far SamPON • al Ant
STuRPENTINE. —5O bbls Spts
1, 7 Turtiontino, in Store and for ante by
ROWI.F.Y. & CO.
K. 21 En. lit Smith tVFfA R FS
NEW Nos. 1 & 2 MACKEREL—A small
invoicnof assolted nankagea, landing from steamer
Kensington, and for eats b
WM. J. TAYLOR k
PUS 134 IYOUTH WHARVLS,
NOTICES.
PIANOS.
RAILROAD LINES.
HOTELS.
Fl=llll.l
SALES BY AUCTION.
. _
FIURNESS BRINLEY, & C0,.0. MARKET STRIt.
SittE OF' FIthIICH GUOD . •-• ,
On Priday Morning,
Oct. TO, at SO o'clock(' by catalogue, on nix months
credit
50)
tteeintede end Me of fanny and staple French dry
goods, coin prilidlc garferal itogilfttliont.
130 PIECE 6 RICR,PARIS. DRESS MRS.
150 pieces rid' l'arie &earl Mika, eunsugung of plain,
plaid, dupe, Has ade re, and °intimlimit de sole.
BLACK GROS DE ALINES.
Pla3B-tnell brays- high lustre blackarms de Rhine&
MANTILLA SILK VELVETS.
—extra to sperfine quilts 'done mantilla all-Bilk
velveta, all whi l ing
PARIS RICII STELLA SHAWLS—AII black, of a
celebrated manufacture.
An assoftment of rich Pang Stella elevate, all black.
Alm). printed Cashmere and wool 'plaid shawls.
PPHILIP FORD AUCTIONEER, No. 530
MARKET Street. and b'l MINOiI Street.
SALE OF 800 CAPES BOOTS AND MOM.
This Alorning,
October sth, at 10 o'clock precisely, will be au% by
catalogue. on four months' credit. 80 cases men's Mid
boys' boots, shoes, gaiters, brogans, slippers, overshoes.
&o.; ladies' and misses boots, gaiters, shoes, ties.
skippers. Jenny Linda, overshoes. &c.. embracing a
!sue and deturable'maiortment. suitable for the present
t Ulan,
FRENCH CALFSKIN3—MOROCCO AND RID DO.
In an le, 150 dozen real French culfskins; morocco and
but do.
200 CASES GINGHAM UMBRELLAS.
Also. in sale, samples of 200 cams gingham umbrel
las, assorted sizes.
The early attention of buyers is invited, as the sale
will be peremptory.
kr Catalogues early on the morning of sale.
n SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER, No. 431
.m-r. CHESTNUT STREET opposite the Cute 2i
HOLM. between FOURTH and FIFTH Street*.
SHIPPING.
p HILADELPHIA
CRESCENT NAVIGATION COMPANY
AT AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF.THE ABOVE
NAAIED CORPORATION,
NO. U AIERCIIANTS' EXCRANOE,
At 10 o'clock A. M., September 7th, 1859, the follow
ng gentlemen were unanimously elected Threctore o
he Company, via:
GEORGE 11. STUART,
S MORRIS WALN,
MAMIEW W. BALDWIN,
CHAS. MACALESTER, AND
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON
The BOOKS of sußscßipTioft o the CAPITAL
STOCK of said COMPANY are now opett at the ebet e
named Office, where all persona favorable to the enter-
Mee are respectfully invited to subecnbe. sB-tf
THE BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL BTEAM
-8111P8.
/lOW NEW 1011110 LIVIRPOOL.
Chief Cabin Paeosae.-..-.
/Second Cabin PO,OlOllO
FROM BOSTON To LiviarooL.
Chief Cabin Past —.3110
Second Cabin P ........ 63
The ships frdm Bostoncall '4115101M.
PERSIA, Capt. Judkins, 'CANADA. Capt. Lug,
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone, AMERICA, Capt. Millar,
ASIA, Capt. k,. G. Lott, NIAGIARA.Capt- Anderson.
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon. EUROPA. Cast.J. Leitch,
These vessels carry a clear white light at mast-head ;
green on starboard bow ; red on port bow.
PERSIA, Judki nil, leaves N York, Wednesday, Sept. W.
ARABIA, Stone, " Boston, Wednesday, Oct. 0.
ASIA, Lott, N York, Wednesday , Oct. M.
CANADA, Lang, " Boston, Wednesday, Oct. IS.
AFRICA,Shannon, " N York, Wednesday, Oct..n
EUROPA. Leitch, " Boston, Wednesday, Nor. 2.
PERSIA. Juilkins, " N York. Wednesday, Nov. 9.
AMERICA, Millar, "
" Boston, Wednesday, Nov. 16.
ASIA. Lott, N York, Wednesday, Nov. 23.
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The owners of these ships will not be accountable for
Dold,thlver, Manion, Specie, Jewelry, Precious Stones
or Metals, unless bil l of lading are ispned therefor and
the value thereof therein egpreesied. For freight or pas
sage apply to E. CIJRARD, 4 Bowling Green.
slO-tf I'4ow York.
FOR THE SOUTR.-CITARLFS
TON AND SAVANNAH.E7EADISHIP&
FREIGHT REDUCED.
Henry Freight at lib liversge of TIVITIN per tient. be
low New York Steamship rst,ss.
FOR CHARLESTON, 8. C.
The U. S. Marl Steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Cap
tam Charles P. Marshman, will sail on Saturday, Oct.
oth, at 10 A. M.
•
Through In 43 toile bourse , 40 hours at Sea.
FOR SAW If,
8.
(in.
The U. Mail Steams j_p ATE OF GEORGIA,
Captain John J.Garnn , will sa l on Monday, October
10 at 10 o'clock A. M.
Through in al to 80 hours, only 411 hours at Sea.
Sir Sailing days shanged from every Saturday Woven
five Goods received, and Bills of Lading signed
ev T7e splendid first-clue side-wheal Manumit* KEY
STONE STATE and STATE OF GEORGIA now ran as
above every ten days. thus forming a Ave-day 0071111111-
nicat ion with Charleston and Savannah, and the South
and Southwest.
. .
At both Charleston and Savannah,. these Ships con
coct with steamers for Flmida, and wth railros& i
for all places to the Smi l4 th and BouthwasL
11113 RANCE.
Freight and Inrance Mt a large proportion of Goode
shipped South su be found to be !Meer by these shipe
than by sailing vellielli, the premium being one-half the
rate. . .
N. B.—lnsurance on ell Reilr.Mt4 Freight is entirely
unnecessary, farther than Charleantm at Savannah, the
Railroad Companies taking all mks from thee* points.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE.
Fare by this route 25 to 40 per oent. cheaper than by
the Inland Route, as will be seen by the following sche
dule. Through tickets from Philadelphia ma Charles
ton and Savannah steamships. INCLUDING MEALS 011
the whole route, except from Charleston and Savan
nah to Montgomery
INLAND PAI.N.
To Charleston—. $l5OO Char1e5t0n—......3123 SO
Savannah.— II 60 Savannah—.__. 31 0)
Augusta........ 23 00 nguata....—.-- 35 al
Macon... -...— 21 00 Macon._-- 32 75
At1anta......... 11 00 Atlanta. —. 35 01
cuuu.y.is:—.. os . so
A1bany..........24 00 Albany . 37 00
Montgomery.... la 00 Montgomery.— 38 CO
Mobile AO tilt Mobile 46 90
New Orleans. 39 79 New 0r1ean5......._ 91 00
No bills of lading signed after the ship has sailed.
For Item bt or DaMige amity on board, at seeondwharf
above Vine street, or to
AJ.EX. HERON, Ir.,
Southwest corner FOUTit and CHESTNUT.
Aunts in Charleston, T. 8. as T. G. BUDD.
• Savannah. HUNTER & GAMMELL.
For Florida from Charleston. steamer Carolina every
Tuesday.
For Florida from Savannah. steamers St. Mar's and
Bt. John's,. every Tuesday and Saturday. .1113
GLASGOW AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—STEAM TO
OIiABOOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST, DUBLIN.
AND LONDONDERRY—for 130.
7ILOSI NM
GLASGOW, Thou/peoned YORE,
norm. , Wnesday, October U, at U
ED I N B 11E0E, Cumming, Wettuarday, October 26, at 12
o'clock, noon'
1/KOlt GLASGOW.
O,LASGOW ‘ Thomxwon, Wednesday. September li
EDINBU Brat, Cumming, Wednesday, September 28.
Rates of Passage from New York, Philadelphia, or
Boston, to Cliuwow, Liverpool, Belfast. Dublin, or Lon
donderry, first class, $73. Steerage, found with an Abun
dance of properly cooked pro , . icons, 820.
An experienced Surgeon attached to each steamer.
No charge for medicine..
For freight or passage, ae2lT_2o
wORKMAN & CO ,
No. 1.19 WALNUT Street. Phdadelihia.
ROBERT CRAIG,
No. 23 BROADWAY. New 1 orL
dm U. S. M. STEAMERS
YOR
HAVRE AND SOUTHAMPTON,
17 AR N AD°,
ovembe r Captain Lines, will gall July 22, September
, 12.
FULTON, Captain Wotton, will ,ail August JO, Octo
ber 15, December 10.
First Cabin passage-- ROO
Second Cabin passage - 71
For freight or Passage. apply le
V 7 ItLiAM NEILSON, Agent,
At the Warehoucnn Company'. Philadelphia Office,
Tobacco Warehouee. DOCK Street. Phila. pal Gm
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN TliE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TILE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate "(Mary Pirates deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adost the account 4.f ALEXANDER W. seATES.
Administrator of the Estate of MARY SCATES, de
ceased, end to choke distribution of the balance in the
hands of the accountant. will meet the parties inte
rested for thepurposes of his appointment en TUES
DAY, October lith, MM. at 4 P. 111., at his office, No. 13
South THIRD street, Philadelphia.
529-thatuM THOMAS MILLETTE.
COPARTPiERSHIPS.
Copartnership heretofore
`I matins between the Subscribers is dissolved by
mutual consent. THIS DAY.
THOMAS T. MASON hiving purchased CHARLES
E. RUBINSON'S entire interest in the Cl' owern, Is alone
authorized to settle the business of MASON A CO.
THOMAS T. MASON,
C.ll. ROBINSON.
PHILADA., Sept. 7, 1559
N.B.—Tho DRY GOODS JOBBING Business will be
continued nt No. 434 MARKET Street, under the earns
name. by TEO.MAS T. MASON.
l'ti I L.A.Ds.. Sept. 7, 1939.
N°TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
firm of WARNICK. CHADWICK. & BRO. ustlus
day dissohed. The Heater, Range, and Stove business
will be continued tinder the name of CHADWICK &
BRO ,at 11w Northeast corner of SECOND and RACE
Stumm JOHN K. CHADWICK.
FRANCIS A. CHADWICK.
Joie 11.1869. ITE2-tf
WASHING AND IRONING.
WASHING AND IRONING DONE
with NEATNESS and DESPATCH, for Single
• - Ladies and tientlnman, Families. Hoarding
Schools. Hotels, steatuNints, &c., at DONOVAN'S
FAMILY LAUNDRY, No. 733 Bouth BINTH Street,
corner of Prune. Family Shirts and Collars patent
polished. Every thing washed by hand, on the com
mon wash-board.
The Whole Wilhelm is strictly attended to by female
opera:Li:ea. Mrs. DONOVAN,
iy 10-le Bneerrodendoult.
GEORGE WHITELEY,
No. Ma Sonih FRONT Street,
hor,orter o f Brand,. Wines. Xe., oilers for sale, in
Nand tullt , the following, anions other standard brands
ul Pranilt
Pinet,Castillon, & Co., Thos. Hines & Co.,
Jules, Robin, & Gtard,Dupu), & Co.,
A. Seignette, Msrett,
Canines.
C. Dui+ont .4 Co., rini'n Proprietors,
J & Mai telle Jas. Hennes,.
Also, Stuart's Paisley Malt Whiskey, slid the choicest
varieties 01 Madeira, Sherry, t. Iluru und) r and
Rhine Wines, Rahn Tree Gin, J&11%1C4 Ruin. Santa
Cruz Ruin, Bordeaux Oil, &e...% r. 527-1 y
AAI PREPARED TO RECEIVE EVERY
description of Famil ad Domestic Goody. am
So wing Mulunes of tha l i s t
manufacturers, as him
moat apprin a and skilful °rotators
}.lD.—Alta Wes finished with neatness and deb', it:h
and at such prices that del, competion.
Alois Al. A. SM
S. R. corner ofßlvrii and PR l'i P .
.27 lm I.sundr) Oho..
ZIEGLER & SMITH corner SECOND
and GREEN, have acquired a emu ieplitatl on by
the wise and prudent course they inve pursued since
their commencement in business, b) seliin; a first-rate
article at a low (Kure. sl3-11
TAR —Just received, n large invoice of
Tar, in SlitieDor ardor and bore lbarreig. sod for
earlo by WEAVER, FITLER, t CO.,
01 En. II N. WATER and r 2 N. DELAWARE Av.
ACKEREL AN ALEIVIVES. -90
133 3. AND hble. anti 60 half Able new No. 2; el) bid. and 1.90
half We. new large No. 3 Mackerel ; bid bide. Alewtvea.
for We by WM. TAYLOR te. CO.,
;vie ttv 31111111 WR A II V 3,11
HAVANA CIGARS.—A large and hand
some :treatment of the most celebrated brands
now dell) expected and for We low. by
CHARLES TETE :
1w WALNUT Street.
tiONEY.-20 tierces prime Cuban Honey,
I.lt. of very superior quality. in store and finical°
CHARLIr TETE,
MD WALNUT Street.
I I I.3ONOMY MESS SIIAD—Nos. 1 and 2
4 e prime article, in store and for lode by
WM. J. TAYLOR & CO
sun 118 SOUTH WHARVES.
SALES BY AUCTION.
M THOMAS' k' 80N8
• Noel, aid Ia aoum FOURTH STREWS,
• lFormerlatoa. and W.)
CARE.—FIVELIC SALES REAL ESTATE AND
ETOCKS AT THE EXCHANGE.—EaIes of real chats
and stooks will hereafter he held at Ig o'clock zoos, and
in the evenly* at 7 o'elOok. -
Sr Handbills of e•iio propertyiasaedee pa rstel7. in
addition ta which we puila h. on the Saturday memo=
to the sale, one thousand catalogues. in pamphlet form,
Swine full descriptions of all the ' , tenant= to be 110k1
on the fellow - tor TuetaLar.
oar PUILIITURE :ALES AT THE AUCTION
STORE,. ey ery Thunder morning,
REAL ESTATS AT PRIVATE SALE.
Oa' We liars a large amount of real estate at private
sale, including every aeseription of city and conatry
otonerty. Pnated lists may be bad at the section store.
PRIVATE SALE REGISTER.
ITReal ciliate entered on our private sale register.
and advertise.) occasionally. In our public sale abstracts.
tot which I,oou copma are printed weeklyofree °rebuts.
FALL SALES STOCK AND REAL ESTATE.
Ninth Fall Sale, llth October, at the Exchange.
&Tenth Fall Sale, lab October..at 12 o'ck‘ek noon, at
the .Exchange.
Eleventh 1-'3ll Sale, kith October. at 7 o'clock in the
ch_ng, at the Exchange.
ran of the handbills for each of the &boas as/a.
now ready.
PERENIP'rORV SALE—SAN FRANCISCO-
Upp
Toesdar,
Oat. 11th, et 12 o'clook, noon, at the I . 2llndeltiniz
chAe, will be sold—
W nc alovat reserve, for sceotui l of wbom it mai con
cern—
• •
7 full shares MP new shares) San Fra.hrlseo_lrawd As
sociation- %1 Sale atwolute.
1, share. , I:reentries Improrement and Rail:end Co.
I share Praia Breeze Perk Aesocianon.
108111,es Weal Cheater and Phdedelphia Echos& Co
preferred stock
en, scrip Utncm Mutual Insurance Co.
PEWS—CHURCH OP EPIPHANY. 3c.
Pew Nall Church of the Epiphany.
Per Nn. 13 e. do.
•
Pew No. 91 Church of the Nativity.
TENTH FALL BALE, OCTOBER IS, AT NOOK.
At the Eschsnze. will include—
ENTRA VALUABLE PROPERTY
RV ORDER OF THE UNITED STATES.
VOL: the very VALUABLE MARBLE BUILDING,
formerly the If.-kItH OF PENNSYLVANIA, Second.
street and IWN street, opposite the —Philadel , phia Ex
crian:e.' and next the • Corn Exchange,' Second
street, the lot 73".1 feet by VI feet. haring four fronts.
The valuable property, formerlv PHILOSOPHICAL
HA LL. Fift atreet. soutteof Chestnut Lot 70feet front-
Tru•tees• Sale.—The COAL LANDS of the NORTH.
CARBONDALE COAT., COM PANY. r.Sd acresdl pereht s r
in Fell township. Lucerne county, Pa.
Administrators' Peremptory date—Estate ofNathswieP
Holland. deceased.—VEßY VALUABLE BUSINESS ,
hTAND. Nos. IC; and luS Booth Second atreet, below -
Chestnut. Sale
FARM AND
reserve.
VALUABLE FARM AND COUN IRV SEAT. about
53 acres, near Bristol. on the Philadelphia tualßrtstol
turnpike, Hocks couury, Pa.
Executors' Sale—Estate of D. and S. Darin. dee'd.
,wA .
. . . .
YitI..CABLE BUST.N.Et3.I LOCATION.—Three-story
lawn de N0.1U7 south Tenth street. below Chest
nut.
. _
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Orphan"' Court W r i g h t . deed .
VALUABLE COUNTRY PLACE._i_ acres. with im
provements. Powder Mill road. near Nieetown bee.
Orphans' Court Sale—Estate of lames Bamford. deed.
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, northeast
corner of Sint. and Mum gamete. south of Lombard.
Same batate.—THßET-STORY BRICK DWELL,
LNG. ad o mung.
Ramo Estate.—THßEE THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLINGS. loses' ailey. in the rear or the above.
rPhrlllB . Court Sale—Fatate of Henn laiZkUrthg dee. ,
TWO TWO-STORY bTONE DWELLING Ger
mantown.
Orphans' Court Sale—Estate oflohn E. Walek•
TWO-STORY FRAME DV/ ELLEVG, northweei: 11 Se
of Bnushutst street. Germantown.
Peremptory ELEGANT MODERN RESI
DENCE, N 0.1911 Walnut street, oPfeelto RlGlmhon•O
square. with nil the modern ensivemeneas. LetZlfeet
7 ...she* front to. 215 tees deep, to Grosse street.
ELEGANT RESIDENCE with stable. coach-bonne,
ke..,Locest Street. above Wil2lam street,Twesty-fourth
ward ,late West Phtladelphrat.
Executers' Sale—Hamm of Mrs. Anne L. Polak. deed.
VALBABL,E BUSINESS STAND —Store and dwell-
No 151 North earth street. sbnce Arch.
THREE-STORY 'MICK DWELLING. NoI 2113
Wlnter street. west of Tstenty-first street.
Executors' Sale--Estate of W.ll:am Wayne. deed.
0170
7b
TWO KRICK DWELLINGS, :4;s-1W sick Zit XYotth
ateentti Ft ran.
NEAT I.IODERN DWELLING, N0.3:0 South Soar
eenthstro.t. abore hoe street.
ODEAN R DENC E. No. GM North Twelfth et.
NEAT RESIDENCE, MO Mount Yernon street
ELEVENTH FALL PALE. OCTOBER 18, AT 7
O'CLOCK IN TEE EVENING,
At the Exchange, Intl include—
Orphan s' Court Sale—Estate of 'David ScoO, decd.
T WO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, northeast cor
ner of Master and Fourth streets.
. _ . . . .
. . . . .
Seine Estate.-THREE THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLINGS, Fourth street, north of MasThr.
Some Estate.—THßEE TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLINGS. north slue of Master street, east of
Fourth.
Same I:Cals.-THREE-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING, northwest corner of Master and Pink streets.
8321)0 Estero - TWO-S.'"ORY FRAME STABLE,
west side of Ting Mawr.~ north of Vaster.
Swine Estate.-THE THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLINGS, east side of Fourth street, North of
Master, with threw four. story bnek dwellings in tlwo
rear. on Pink street.
Orphans' Court Mtn-Estate of Wiljiam Chew. deed.
TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. ar South
Seventh street, between Sprnoe and Ptna. -
Trustees' Peremptory We—Estate o(James Bell.
BRICK DWELLING, South Stith street, between
toppen and S a l ter. Ftz
Peremptory -rent or. lat • year. B• -
party In Deane*, New Jersey.
Executors' Peremptory Sale—Estate of Chartes
tot
,
dec'd---NEAT TWO-STORY BRICK DW'ELL •
IRO . . No 472 North &stir street.
TWOBRICK RIVELLIKOB, Federal and Park its.
See handtalls of both the store salts, morning
and "%ening.
BLBINEBB LOCATION.—Two-story brick Wilding,
214 Carter street.
VALUABLE BUBIEEPS LOCATION.- - Two-story
buck tavern and &relit ns. Yo. —Carter's alley, between
Chestnut and Walnut, above Second street.
SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE, NANKIN CHI
NAWARE, I LARGE FRENCH-PLATE MANTEL.
MIRRORS. CANE-SEAT AND WINDSOR CHAIRS,
SILVER TEA SET. BRUSSELS CARPETS,
LARGE FIRE-PROOF.
C A ft D. Our sale this morntas. at the auction
store. will comprise. besides NO lots ot excellent second
hand furniture. 4 lame awl suesaut Freneh-plate mantel
mirrors. in rich gilt frames. a large assortment of cane
neat and windsor chairs. silver tea est, made by Wil
son. large fire-proof, Brussels, ingrain, and other car
pets, beds and bedding. China and slasswani. het.. form
=ice: at
an tractive u.grodaseor asso
ous rtment, the attention of
ire Catalorues now ready, and the articles arranged
for exsmination.
Sale at NOe . . 139 and 141 Synth Fourth Street.
SUPERIOR_ B
FURNITURE,. FRENCH-PLATE MIR
RORS, PIANO-SORTS. RUSSELS CARPETS.
This Morning' ,
At /o'clock. at the Auction Store. an assortment of
excellent eer•ond-band furniture. elecant . piano kites.
fine mirror., carpets, etc.. from fanolma declining
housekeeping, removed to the store for convenience of
sale.
Also. an elegant silver tea met. I pieces.
Algo, a quantity of Nankin China. plated are. cut
algae *ate.4 c.
Alpo, a large quantity of ROMOII made chairs, rockers.
mewing chgtra. Are.
Also. a large fite-moof safe, made by Evans .k War
so,
also. at )2 o'clock. LINO imported Man.
5 cases Oporto wine.
3 eases fine eo..lnae.
7 cases fine Madeira.
SALE OF VALUABLE BOORS. WATER-COLOR
DRAWL KGS, CA NI ERA OBSCURA, ENGRAVINGS.
ARTISTS' MATERIALS, .t.e.
On Thursday and Ends/ Ereniaas.
October eth and 7th. at the Auction Store, a colter-non
of valuable London books. on vanoas subieOra. Works
on the Art of Pelotas. Ac.
crater-color drainage, camera, übecura, artiste
nutt,rixls, entravings. Sa
air . For IParilerlhtt fee CabliellrOOL.
JM. GUMMY Er SONS,
• REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEEM
No. LI) WAUT ILEET. _
CARD.—/. M. Guyon,'
t Sons, s LN wimmers, will boil
regular sales of Real • ..,titorks, Le. AN° Wow
hold furniture at dwellings.
• On OW Private Sale ILD4IItOT WIII ithlll7l be Scrand
a very large anent of real estate, useledirte every de
semolina of city and eeentryproperty.
J. M. GL MPLEY &
Rawl Rabat, • Brolmrs.
No. OM WALNUT Street. below Ruth.
M OSES NATRANS, AUCTIONEER
AND COMMIEDION mastatum, a B. arrow
SIXTH and RACE Btreeta.
• MONEY TO LOAN.
MOWRY TO LOAN, IN LARSZ OR eatILL AIROSINTI. et
merchandise generally , and on all articles arable. Ara
arms calm co:11 HONORED DOLLAR& raro - rrs OMNI. 711
*soar H, oteludzog storage, An. at Nader's'
Pr T
Establishment. B. E. corner of SIXTH and RAGd.
GREAT P
_ACCOMMODAION.
MONEY MONEY ; MONE Y!:i
Money liberally advanced In large or mall antonable
from one dollar to thousands, on saki and salver plate,
diamonds, watches, jewelry, fowling-pieces, nseinoal in
struments, furniture, dry goods, clothusit, grocenes, ei
ga ra , hardware, cutlery, books, horses. Tetuan,. Lam
and all articles of value, for any length of tuns
on, at NATUANIe PRICIPAL EITASLURRINT, 11011 - 1
corner of Stith and Race streets.
PROMISSORY NOTES, with eollateraLessoenta4
the lowest market
. .....
. .
GREAT BARGAINS IN WATCHES,
Ac., AT PRIVATE SALE. at NATILANS' } M TV&
PAL ESTABLISMIENT, 3. E. corner of SIXTH and
RACE Streets.—The following articles sill be mid for less
Van hall the usual store 'noes: Ease gold Enghsh . ret
lull jewelled and plain, of the most approved best
make, in hunting cases and double bottomed. FIZA golf
escapement lever and lame watches, in hunting sw at
open face, some of them are extra Sal Jeweled,
make. Silver EngLigh patent lever watches. wave
meat lever and /crises, an bunting .case end or,
face, some very enpenor ; English, Rinse, Preach. ana
Quartier watches; fine gold rest, fob, neck. sad chil
dren's chains ; fine cold pencil cases and Pens. bracelets,
breastpin., finger-nags, ear-nags, studs,_ medall • ons.
and jewelry generally. Supenor Havana C. a re stile
per thousand. in boxes of 2IXI each, Till be sold bY tingle
xor quantities, to Milt purchasers. Numerous Um,
articles, Se., tco., So.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
•
superior fire-proof chest, s feetinA hl 3 feet rid&
Also. watches. and Jewelry of evert . descnpttcn.
DENTISTRY.—The improved sets
ARCH
ARTIFICIAL TEETH, still manufactured
at 91)7 ARCH Street. Maudelnnis. by 1. LL'KENS,
M. D.. Surgeon Dentist.
.-•- • .
The Mineral Plate sets of Teeth are superseding all
others, principally from the followins reasons Pare
mineral is wed in place of gold or silver, for plates.
making them one-third lighter, and at the same time
much stronger, as their greatest thickness is where the
come have shrunken away more, thus perfectly restor
im; the anatomical shape and contour of the womb and
free. and giving the exact original expression to the
features: they will stand better in Berne,, and never
get out of repair; they are responsibly warranted for a
11' etirue ; there are no crevices for the acciuumulation
f particle, of food; they are wholly free from all gal
, arm action. and can never produce palmation of the
heart, headache, sore threat, neuralgia, or nervous-
Cele.
Pr.LI'KKNS' 0f5.7e. Fkl/' ARCH street. Philulelplo%;
also .736 PENNSYL enue. Washington. D. C.
LADIES' HAIR BRAIDS, WIGS, FRI.
SETTS, and CURLS, manufactured in the very
beet and newest Paris sty lee, and of erhict we co:mantle
keep a very large assortment on hand. sold wholesale
and retail, at the lowest possible prices. Orders trom
all 1 eta of the countre solicited, and promptly attended
to. Also, a new HAIR l)\ E superior to any in use.
M. HuTokz. rim 12 TENTH St,
Between Market and MI estnuL
REFINED SUGAR.-500 barrels various
w• raile. bbla ennbrd. sifted and powdr3
Cur sal. bir JAMES GRAHAM & CO..
31ACKEREL. —l3O bbls. Nos. 1. tl. and
-a- 3 Mackerel, te assorted crigraal packages. a ,
the latest catcti. tot sale 1.1
C. C. SADLER & CO.,
ni A 11(94 Stn.,. swrnorl Annr shoe. Fr...!
PURE CONFECTIONERY,
XANCFACTCRND aT
EDWARD A. RFINTZ.
Late of S. Itenrn o.
Rt*re 8. W. corner and Yrs fit streets.
•3m 11 , 4.rtorc Ai rt:hert at,ewt,
MOIE PROOF Or IVONDERFt
F.FFEC rs CF MONYLL'S AMERICAN HAIR
REPARATOR
PUIL Sl , ll,llls.seytenit,er .77th.
This is t,,e•ttf, that I ssu. t.Jlt_rmis. jrsears. and
reconr , .. , ded to Sr. )0,,t RepArst bus :1.;
this e isot.es. used it I.•r 91ree , nonth.s. stuclt
11,, to sits and not quite al
thtsk 35 lei re, ;.et it is ,onstant..)
C. M. ON - FS.
N A.) Noah T J had Street.
PHI! ..1 , 351P111%. Saute/11 1, er nth. taw.
Mr. J. F. Moo El.l : D-ur sly—some
h‘tAlsunclenc , ‘,lNlhuc out, much so, taat 1 'ans. in
Pict. fcariul et Oecommr, Wit t tat heaven: of the son
aeriul roa rof boor Reisarator, I was matterd to buy s h
taittle, ~roil after um: one halt of it my hair not only
ceased coming nut. but commenced crossins finely, ana
1 Kaye now as thick a suit of tour as ever 1 had.
324 Cherry street.
For totle T. 11. PETERS A. Co Sole Agents. No
716 ettEsTN rr Strert. seti-Em
ipr. finnßoxEs AMERICAN AND
t", FRENCH WIN lOW GLASS-The moat
approved brands, and of every st xe and quality . ream red
for city ands ountry trade. at prices !Limn; shmglv low.
Send your orders to ZIEGLER .t SMITH, Drug.
Paint, iilnss. and Vanillin Dealers, corner SECOND
and tIREEN Streets.
F AIHLY CHOCOLATE
QUALITY.
SUPERIOR
EDWARD A. FiEiNTZ2
AI anufnetvrer end Importer of
Frenoh And Spzol.h
CHOCOLATE.
Wore 9. W.e.rner ARCH an,: NINTH Streets.
•51,11 , 3 104 FIRM rt Ntre.t. I
M A , ILT
F l
e kk , Stationery, l,L T N o t r i
Street. beta.- n Elei e " n ' rh! Constant! ' y on
hind Perfumery and Toilet artlele.. 04-1 m
lIEN'fON LEMONS.-250 boxes Menton
Lemons. sound and in prime order, for sale by
47 A. MERINO, Ito South FRONT street.
Mi=lt:2l
IDSOMM
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