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• The sabsoribere,YouteoMmittee to etteniths thiont"
tents of , - a 8441%1ApPER : 8 4,F,F , ' of: E V A N irl!' ,,
WAT#O,I.7, after tieliMettprieeft Well fire e„ the:
fair arounclarotelaht honie t yespeotfultv represent—
That after seven ;lords of oak wood and three of pine
had beep consumed around the safe, it' was ' opened, !P
-am nt'eeenne ortha oininnittse, and , tle contents taken_
out, a little wamied,lnd not Vrert lambed. •
S ' averiti ' Silver hinfintst 'heretofore reoeiyed by the
manufiseturers; andi,larmiehantity Of ilotmmenh4 tvere,
In (he safet and came . out entirely tminleredn.
Theisiberinient satisfied us of the capacity of Sires
of thin' lad to, Ptoteeteontents from any fire to„ , ehigh
they maybe emmaed.— ' •-•
The conunittes swards a: diploma and silver ,
GEM-W. ,WOOD*ARD.':•
JNOi•W. GEARY.'
J. F; RUTRERIiORD.
ALFRED 8. GILLETT.
HOOPUND'SAiriarati BirrEns will posi—
tive!): ouro limopeia. Liver Comtdaint, Nervous De- ,
bilit.lll46:; Ad. 1i ooViikNiya BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
sill-geeilively .oure Cough*, Colde, Whooping. Cough ,
&0., ko.
Prepared' br Dr. C. M. TAORBON & CO., 418 ARCIL
Street, and for sale by. Dniggiata and dealen gel/O . OIIV.
Price-78 oenti poi; bottle. set4.4.f
To IBA 11: - Ja . ekolt 87,' Co.
resneetinlly invite the Indian et Philidolvhia tindvivini
ty to cell end examine their new and improved •
"„. guqithirLy SEWlNG MACHINES. ~,-,
, _.
Their Maohines age the Straight , Needle, and make
the look stitid) Mike on both aides of the, eloth. Office ,
724 CHESTNUT Street, over Hazard's look , Store'
, ,
• „
'Tn 'Ann S5O • ' .. •
• '...: • FAMILY BENVINO 14.A.CRINE '
',. -....1,. • • -,• EVER NANIIRACTURAD.
Vi.
B. JiCKSOI4,& CO., 721 citESTNUT 'Eltzeot.
Agenta rtnted. • . . • ' • oc442t*
112 D Wirow.gns, OR esurAre . instabta
uenuely changed Into* natural-looktng brown, black, or
auburn ookm bi JULES HA UEI2B LIQUID VEGE
TABLE HALE DYE. hut perfectly bannin '
g and will
not ,Injurti the skin, While it Depute to the hair a eoft
life=hke u to render detection imposoble.•
Bold biaf, Draggiate ' and by JULEE HAUEL & CO.,'
No. 70kOKEBTNUTllttnet,Philadelphia: oagtdicHW
ON11%:P1I01 CILOTIIIEO OF , THE LATEST
STltztOttedri, in the toes mariner; expressly for BE-
T 411; BALES. , LOWEST . - seliing wines =rhea in
Plain Figures. All goods made to order warranted eat's.
fantail , . 'Oar ONE.PRIOE Blatant is strictly, adhered
to, as Re believe this to be 'the outs fair May of deaf x.
All are thereby treated alike, . Jorra it CO., — •
~•- s eB7 t t , . MARKET
.Street.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
BIUS POOR= RAGE
TZLICOR/Jll.
• Worms:Lenoir of, The Press ,l
New Yotilt, Oat 6.
Arrived, clipper bark Zephyr, - from Malaga.
- - - - Boston, Oot. 6.
Arm , ed, ship' Relianoe, frinn flMelds brine Alpine,
from Turps ' e l and; Charlotte, front Rum Key.
Off - Rig land bight, steamer City of New 1 ork, from
Philadelp , =, •
_„, •
Raw URGSAttlil. Oct 6.
eiriveA;•ehips John Patton, from Wales; Cicero, trom
Bitrnalener..Webb and Atlantio, from Boston.
Avon ST .4. Co.&
The mein. Elsinore, from Philadelphia for Savannah,
went ashore on Helens. Appals on Monday. Has been
got off In a leaky condition, and will be towed to Baran-
' • . - • CRAILIASTON. Oct G.
Tho Govorshient . Wailer, Mohawk, from New York,
has arrived• •
Browner, City of Norfolk, from Savannah, bound to
Baltimore, AA in here for a supply of coal; had ononun•
tared very arrong weather.
MEMORANDA. ,
Ship Northampton, hence, arrived* New Or- •
leans yeaterday.
Bark Fenny Buck, Crockett, cleared at Now York yen
terday for Melbourne.
Snit paladin, Wilson, from Rio de Janeiro, was below
Baltimore yesterday.
Bohr-Ann 8 Cannon. NoWell;Sor Philadelphia, cleared
at New,York yestenlay.
Schr Jae A Bayard, Raybee, hone°, at Wilmington,
N C. 4th intt.
Bohr blinacheha, Young, for Richmond, at Boeton sth
instant.
Bohr Grecian, Meithews, hence, at Postsmouth 3d
Datum
Behr J C Beaty, Penton. from Cheater River, arrived
at Baltimore yesterday.
ARRIVALS AT =THE ' PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
ua iv 12 cecioinc Len meal,
eliWiDllournibtlestnnto..l)'•Aort
S M °rands% NTY P Goodell N Y
R 8 Webb, Mobile - W It Hill, N I*
00 Merninger. Charleston Mies'Meminget, Charlestn
0 A Pereholires, Trenton J M Fairbanke, Fla
THetweler. Harrisburg . , C Clapp & wr r et
kg Olsen& wf, Ct W 1,/ Chambera, Ky ,
Miss 111 Johns, N J - . E Richter, N Y
B Arnie, La - C Wakefield & la,. Boston
B B Blackburn, Natobez Mrs H W Lerby & son, 0
S thllespes. Tanis J Dickson,. Ala
Jas Weddell, Ara B. Carey; Miss .
P Chase, N lr J R Bass, 'YR
A 8 Loving,-Ya • It C.Woods, Yei
W L llauglian,Va 'V 1/Spalding & la, Boston
Miss Thompson, Mass , "TB Hare, wash, D'C
4 IS lairvter, Mobile - . ....11 3 Pratt & in, Mash ,
Miss 8 EPratt Masi , . OH Lyman,-Pi I'
3IN Worrell, NY. .` - , ',.1 M Burrows Sr la, N 0
AY A IlleGlnley: Mass'' - . A g Wightrurtn Pt In, It I
P Butts it In, Prot, It I" 'Robert N Cooper. Oa
000 C Johnson. Savannah' -- I, 0 , 0 Itildebrandt, N Y '
A M FatilleioWAY 4 Va it 'P Holliday, Ye
Ft 1.: Ballard, Nt, . ' It It Williams:N 0
Rev W A Stiohney, Ala . . Mess A Stienney , Ala
EJ.Young & Is, 3 . a - J Matthews, Balt
NI, bllgbee, N y , .P 3 &dwards , St Louis
H IHYdorrs, Cincinnati . R A.Short & M.lll -,
lJ dlocum. N Y . 'Jim 0 lisiley,ll 0 '
as Hammer, NV- . .1 Hunt & la, Trenton, NJ
L Graham, Nl' , .• .. Rev II A Tracy Coma.°
A S Trotter. Ky W A Salphin & la, N J.
SP Anotimatv - te. In, NO - " .
E. W Lomeli, ht Y. .- „ . 0 F ThotoPson,Yt .'
tP Capers, Charlestongni Capers. Charleston, .
Watker & ht, -Charleston • " W R FOinareN 0
i rs W H Foster. NO , Miss_B hl poster,N 0
Mrs 11 1 IT Foster, N 0 • (1 A Puller & la, Scranton .
J Esoute, Port* Rico' ,' J 'Pugin lk. le., d'orto Ezoo.
J . 1, Aliens, DI 1' Mlle Prancke, Metering
1 1M Knight, Louisville Miss Knight& sis. Louiev
F.B Perkins, N Y - • E p Ross, Aubtirn; N Y
8 Tabor, Long Island . .- C I oat. Lilts Island
ZEW/MBr, Boston- - • Wm V emir. N, Y
J_A Grabani, Ind ' • • Mrs C'S ith, N I
WM Lor N 0 .. • - - ',G Dania, N Y
Ito Mar od, Ohid- ' ' Jim A Turnell 4 son, NO.
Iseanos hieb,ii I" ,' -0 T Barney, Utica, NV. ,
tolditvol,--N1 _ -,.1 I kichinstey, 1,14
Memo, Cin, 0. .:•
h.{ Church. NX , ,
B Pletcher, Prove, RI el Shaw, Ohio -
IA Moore, Conn ... ~ • 11. Flamer, N C '
Thomspiiol C • trbass,N C , ..„.
F.Lewtri,ll tl " , ' . otin wear, lowa
lobo G Graves, Nlt • , / Withainsalavana . ,
JlB Pisheri‘Covinstiin ' ' zilffir i ler. Tenn
. Clif i angillutiond .
.. 0 a! 11
IN P Artn a stioni. ITC' . .
Jim eaniOn, Vu . ~i
.! . .13 T Lamb, Hoskin
R 6:Walton & ia, AShstoif ^lt .1.) hieets,,Balt - ,
THE' UNIONHOTEL—Arch street,' above Third:
B J Stone, Wheeling ...',..._ R 4 Rousknlp. - aid
'Auer tJailaghor. Pa ,_ W UndetwOod. Centre cO ..
„ .. - Fute h„ & i s .o h i c 4. . Mrs p Nestd,lintiona, oo
-14 1 6W it et li ltint a l, g t . 4/rsi i rS7ll i etar •
• B.Bllippen.J'ottari e I; VPllPPelligottsvAle
I Ridgway, J. Potts Mile sv ',J Arrigaottanue
Slew, Pottsville! . J, -, MI II II 4 T willfins, cat
,Lee,Fottsville .4, ' Jjm
. High b Pottsville
o n Behrivner.POltiprilid NY 'lreser, Pottsville
obit A tii/dWr Pinentintt ,Dr W licampion,N I
B 8
Davis Ironton, 0 AEI Rminger, Allentown
A nos,_Blair co ". 4V15 Linderman, Philo
t ill
t,Plilla ' . airs Stroup, Pottsville
win bodes, NJ Miss el ,1 Stroup. Beading
Wm Fos, Pottsysle ' _rarttiolomew, Pottsville
11 Pleagante,Pottsville . ' W Hunt, Pottsville
D Green, Pottsville . W Snyder, Pottsville
lit i seltilrottsysle . Jas Bathers, Poltavil le
J Fos. PottoMle , W M Davie. ',Pottamlle
L.P. Brook_e,.Pottsville. . 8 Billikn i tn. 2 l'ottayille
II 8 141 0 Y r e e r s . g . ,q t iV e ' ''' JnO V lleobnei?., tt rol i t i Alle
Miss Ddijian, ' Pottavills - .Alts It M Ashelman; Pa
jab LI Baltileb Ohio • WB. Bateman & la, Pa .
_ _
PLERCRABTB' HOUSE—Third at.. above Callowhill.
'pi PrerhYi:kii en . •:F T Bearer, Phila.
, II 8 Getz, Reading
Albrigit. Reading .. B McAlester , Lancaster co
V Hodss,Snyiler co ' ' Aaron Mayer, Snyder oo
B Parton, Cent oco —Miss A Portute. Union co
Miss A dakdr, Union co Mies V Baker, Union co
BARLEY SHEAF ROTEL—Second at. below Yin!.
pen Gray, Richmond E Watson, Buckingham -
It t v ‘ P .lVlTlZint l eg y sirn j J n Y Wi l gp h eol l i, a l' i teZru
-Byer t Doylestown ' l ' Lon San re, , Buolts oo
newer, /MOO Co 1 Hough, ° (.ls
MOUNT VERNON HOTE L - Second et., above Arab.
i
II Cintril,,,Ellog Bing Mrs M Boe, N Y -
Rink,, H alt , • Chas Straus. Philo
B Earl, McKean to
Bear, Beaton It Chatham. Clinton co
A Ktrk, id d. J Conrad, Allentown
,
J R. Young & la,. N 1
COI KIIELDP , ri i Wm Smyth, N J
Inc Keyser, Clinton co WA{ Fowler, N Y
I A Pease, Rahway, N I IW It Pbaro, Bethlehem
•
WIERCHANTB' HOTEL—Fourth it.. below Arch.
i/d. 8 Neal, Ohio ' Aline 8 Long, dir, Ghip
pi's Tonna. MO Aliss Purnell 1111, Itld
J. Petret, Racine. Ohio 'W NI liwallow_. Ohio
C C Hush, Wslm'n; Del D Morwitz. Phila
tfirrtat l on Tenn -y2 y b Truer ZfiVit' Ohio
I t i lk:ex,,Tenn . " F A von, senn
le4, 4t4.14 7,/at i rri i,l o 4 hio ip4.l3 l ,n . ir r n a ix .. n, Pa
v j Mahon, Bhipaonsb'g 8 WeiGell & In. Belbrni
hoe WI, Del W Jones & In, Auburn
oche°
Culbert, r l ., Auburn
no
t i,..it t n 4:lo l . , t; pac.
oft Btover, Alill Hall, Pa 3no Weaver, Mill Hall, Pa
Dr 13errian & la, N Y Win D Shaw. N Y
WroMjcitehell, N Y N B Titus, N J
II FE Y W Shoat, Pa
TSWANA ' : II Y-
A Miller, Altoona N Boaloy, N Y
B Yalta , na, N Y
j J~aaaa d Hart y, NY , L BonrlOnnn,,,Conn
DArmes. 0 , W 0 Alger, Boston
I It Ballard, Boston A W Co Oman. 111
l a .1 C Shutt 111
t' i
. Washburn, Ind Band Kantor, Ind
, B Chapman, PI I'
Boyd. Va J N Mnorene d, Va
L Oarriton. - -Vo, G a NAV/hat. Va
O'Or-tr. Piltahntg Li McDonald, Pittsburg
;Culbertson, 111, Dr Btofford, Wel 'mine
. - COMMERCIAL . HOTEL—lljeth Et.. above Chestnut.
j D Sharp! as, Chester co Ulm 0 Ewinghilo,
J Make,ly. Fa A_RandaU, N P ittsburg J
P A Morton. & la, Pa. - , . wm !Aback P
Jab Brannen Chicago • It W Carrut4rs, Pa
J Bacon, Lanalu A burg, N Y - Jan Conner, ilm'n, Del
Bt A Cleveland, PI - . ,
- -
• JONES' liDTßL—Chestnut street. above Sixth.
C Eldridas, N y - w C Boot, Pa •
WVetite l VAl,l f t • telninil N a
W 0 Dauer, • - Chas Baker, Balt
iffami Iwo; Thom Jenkins, Moonshot°
w Froitor, PhDs - J d Toniblinson, Ga
C w Wnght,. Del f . - Clue Nortkend,Conn
Chas Boss. N J D Daniels. Pa - •
J Peters & M E - 11A 16 Starnes, Auguste,
F A mar,s, Pa , 800 Fsrrell,
fiteph Va Theo Johns, Va
N 0 Thrill &Ist; Cin, U Mrs 'Sommers, tit Lbw',
Cowley, N • A W Book. N y
M Blowy, D C J.BONSIIN N Y
R Curtis. Boistori f - wm umber, Bolden
L N Y W Whihrek, N y -
J :
ifunbsil. Poston D C Woods, B4r.
H Woods, Jr. Balt Jae T ilorton,WheolPit Va
C Ihrsks,N Y, W Ward, Balt .
F Chaney, N YJohn Mprrla. ZIA. Balt
Dr coward Texas "Thus W Berry, Wash, Da
Mrsl3 Bacon, Wksh, D 0 Miss .Baron. Wash, D a
issjiliddletea. Wash . n " H Swill Boston
•Airs Forster, Boston ' , .
• AMERICAN HOTEL - .-Chestnut et.. hbowiFifth.
W Carta. Nowsrk, Del J G Kendall, Yt . .
W MosstOr, VC ' , W %Csyensort,_lnd
Mrs Brmton ir. th4Pn W, Othenn, V. (/
I,Vr e r, N e 9
v 4 . It J aterworth. Vs , •
J'Reizenateis,ra
813484 C C T Ford. 8 0 • ,
4 .F_P4lllBt, C' , ' :' a 0 Chino/. N C. •
ILR,srrill. ki C ' It F.Aves, N C
W Thorns*, Ala ' : ' .1 Ledbetter,'N C '
W MCikk Aln. " , • - Wm R Thostins
8 HMO, New York - Mrs R Buntin4 N 1/
Pa wilbur,l3ethlehem
.Eli Fauns, Pittsburg
' ' Ne %eII C V . ' ' t ' lli i it tr ' 1.71 P ric- '• '
ll_ sissy; Newark. N J 1.8 nem, Masa P '
'M !Meson% *lt s , ' W:JAmeson,4talt
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p griar, nerd 4; . ,
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a rlgll t rY 9l 4 ' - tin 5114, 1.7 4 )( 4 ,
rs palm & um, N Y ' ' fr 2, 1 Merrapro.N y bp ,
A Butler, Al , , Tar „Mtn Pe rt Cni n
• as sandorson, ills a; - VT' rl 'Ad '
i
' en F•11ot Oeri i• - .i - 4114 . •
' itlaraire A oh* NT ' '. _ • ' , . .
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sat N i r t ! e •,4 ° ' - - 414 1 ;1Vhfinl:Pg".f , .°14. 3 .'
4
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. 1 i r .if il cti an John Selple. Spriagju'o,rd;
taarBEAR HOTEL—Third et.. above Callcrwhill.
Baml Young, Shuitiiille Zatti: - VinWertown:
, 1431se'lloxeland,Yp 1-; 31re E Stone, Parkeoburg
lltiepLutone,TrAeaburg CWarner.Kutztown
Geo B Coleman, Berke po, ,Geo Wi Wolf, Daaboto
.Thee D Wolf, Danboro ',Johohl Wolf. Danboro
bliebralmn la,Allentwn tit Bobantz & lanAllentwn
Bort,: & la, Allentown; It Atkluson, Northampton
Mrs G'B Coleman, Berke oo
NATIONAL ROTEL—Rape sareet.'above Third.
SOtin Reitman, Le blinoi co • J W Richards, St Clair
Alma Heilman. Lebanon noF Behneek. Pa
John Menton& Aisne O S W Hieetsind, 'n
Walinehhelt, Easton 8 Oberlin, aaillon, 0
W Hope, Patteburg YEdwarde, Altoona •
'Peter 'Wilson, Palmyra, Mai A 8 Trail, N Y
Bmithic mtf 4 N Y Bheyk & la Lebanon on
Smith, N Bnuth, N •
Joe Whitaker Mt Otnir J W Sample, Charleaton
W 0 C Stone. Bolton 1 , a Felix, Dauphin, Pa
An 0 Kneeler, Easton Semi T Plulinger, Easton
Dr 0 Imokenbach, Bethle'm Oliver & la, Easton
Levi Line, Allentown, Pa '
STATES UNlON—Marlret Et.. above Sixth.
JlBraley, West Chester Wm filoVny,:Harrlsburg
P Bagley, Texas , , B ButleighLYn
W Snyder, W'rasport; IE3 Glehm. Di 0
Auttelraush, W'eraportA Moore, Greene co
Maly, Boston' 'W Moon; Rending
8 Gotr. Reading J A Hamrick. Carlisle, Pa
W C Mayer, „ '.A.;itontgerrierg, Clearfield
Mee Waner. Newville bliss Elliott, Newville
W Fuller, N Y 1' Smith, Phila
Chas Sloan, Palle
"W. REV. GEO, 13.,CITEEVER.— FREE
Lecture on Slavery in the First Reformed Pres
y erian Church. Cherry street. below Eleventh this
evening. at 8 o'clock. •,. it.
CORNER STONE' LAYING OP THE
new M. E. Church, on Eike Road, near the
pig th mile stone, (Roxboroushi will take place Satur
day, October Bth. at SM o'cloca; Y. M. • Omnibus conve
niences from and to the station of the Germantown and
Norristown railroad can be aeoured.
Rec. Peter Castwright,the Western pioneer. and Dr.
Bartine. Rev. A. Mangan. •ReY. J. M. McCarter. and
ftev. Dr. Alday, with others, will be present, and ap
propriate addresses will be made.
It
H. B. CLEVELAND. Pastor.
riveCOME AND HEAR REV. PETER CART
WRIGHT, D, D., the old backwoodsman. He will
03 r his second lecture at Concert Hell. tlne(Friday l
oceanic, Tickets 26 cents. For sale at the Hell. Vo
cali and nstrumental 'melee on the occasion. This will
libel) he his last lecture. Doors open at
Lecture to commence at m. 11*
COME AND HEAR REV. PETER CART
WRIGHT, IND. ) the old backwoodsman. He will ca: his second Lecture at Concert Hall this (Friday )
evening. Tickets 26 cents. For sale at the Hall. Vo
tel and matrumental music on the occasion. This will
likely be hie lest Lecture. Rain open at 6i o'clock—
Lecture to commence at 7M. It*
[cr. JEFFERSON lITEOICAL COLLEGE.—
Seasion of 185949.—0rder of Introductory Lee-
.1•011. .
rot Dunglison. Monday, October 10, at 7 P.M.
Prof. Mitchell, Tuesday. October 11. nt 7 P.M.
Prof. Oros'', Tuesday, October lb at BP. bl. •
' blodical and Burg ioal Clinic,' WednesdnY. Octoberll,
at 12 N.
• Prof. Dickson, Thursdar, October 13, at 7 P. M.
Prof. Moise, Thuraday. 0ct01 , .1 . , 13. at 8 P. M.
Prof. Bache, Friday. October le, at 7 P. M.
Prof. Pancoaat, Friday. October at BP. N. •
Medical and Stircical Clinic. Saturday, October U.
at 12M. ROBLEY DUNGLIBON, M. D., Dew=
oc7-7t
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE-SLEDI
cal Department, Ninth street, below Locust
V;irdroduotory Lectures will be delivered its follows :
Prof. Hartshorn, Monday. October 10th, at 4 P. M.
- Prof. Taggart, Monday, October 10th, at 5 P. M.
Prof. Gobreoht, Tuesday, October 11th. at 4 P. M.
' Prof. Meige. Tuesday, October iRh, at it P. M.
Prof. Harlow. Thursday, October LSth•nt 4 P. M.
Prof. Rand, Thursday, October ISth, at P. Al.
Prof. Heiner. Prelny., October lath. at 5 P. AL
Medical and Surgical chums on Wednesday and Sat
urday at noon. The public is invited to attend.
LEWIS D. HARLOW, N. D.. Dean.
DTSP IRI TU AL ISM.—MIL J. V. MANS
FIELD of Boston,writtng tool-mediumthrough
whom over eig hty thousand communications have boon
received, has taken Rooms at N 0.199 North SEVENTH
Street, where tie may be found daily, from 9 to 5 o'clock.
05-St`
(TrDELEGATES TO THE BOARD OF
FOREIGN MISSIONS visiting the city should
see the celebrated Picture of the " Martyrdom of .john
Mix& b,l Leasing, now exhibiting at the ACADLMI
OF r - IN.b ARTS.
Open frame A. M. toe P. ht., end 7 to 10 P. M.
Admission, 25 °enter. 05-4 t
VPROF. O. S. FOWLER'S LECTURES
ON MAN. st•MUSICALFUND HALL—TUES
EVENIN(3_,__EOct. 4th." Self-Culture and Chili:ren."
THURSDAY EVENING Oct. gth,
_" A nalyeie of the
Mental Faculties." SATURDAY - EVENING, Oct. 6th,
" Intellect and Memory. and their Culture." Coin
mewling quarter before 8 o'clock, and closing with public
examinations.
These lectures will he found highly interesting and in
structive:Tickets to the Course of II Lectures—Gents,
51.25; Ladies. 76 cents; single tickets, 25 cents.
Professional Examinations daily,. and on evenings not
auprourinted to lectures, at the .1 tautological Rooms,
No. an CHESTNUT Street.
See Programmes. •
WESTERN BANK OF PHILADELPHIA
—October let, 0.
rte - WESTERN
election for Directors of this Bank will he
held at the Banking Douse, On MONDAY, November
21st, between the home of 10 o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock
P. M.
The annual meeting of Stockholders will be held at
the same place on TUEDAY. November let. at 12
o'clock M. O. hi. TROUTMAN.
ot-tukfr-t tad Cashier.
THE VIiIIIDADELI O IIIA BANE.—OCT.
•
1.) 3 4, 1859,
The annual meeliegof the Stockholders of this Bank
'ill be held at the Sankinc , Douse on TUESDAY, the
firotedny of November nee at 12 o'clock M.
Ahd the animal election or Directors will be held at
the Banking House on MONDAY, the Mitt day or No
vernber next, between the or 10 A. N. and 2 D. 51.
os.wfrkin tn2l • COMEGYS, Cashier.
frrMECHANICS , BANK.—PHILADEL
PII[A, October 9th, 1869.
Notice ta hereby given that an election toy Thirteen
Directors, to serve the ensuing year, will be held at the
Banking Nouse on MONDAY, November 2Lst, front JO
A. M. to 3 P. M.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders will be held
on TUESDAY, November let, at 12 o'clock M.
ca-wlr&m tn2l J. G. MITCHELL, Cashier.
OBANK OF commEßct —I,IIIILADEL
t.HIA, OCtObOr I. 18.19.—Notice is hereby gluon,
n Election for thirteen directors to serve for the
a ort i l l eNitt9, v g i tit t eTtlgii d 2l " ativ ß e j Oi l i l t C h i ti 4 l?o l u i gt l ON6
o clock A. M. aud 2 o'clock Y,
J. O. DONNELL.
Cashier.
ME=
The annual meeting of the Stockholders will be held
at the came place on TUEODAY, November I, at 12
o'clock M. J. C. DONNELL.
oc3-mwttnt Cashier.
AND mEtAivics , BANK
-1.-4'IIILADEI.PIII.t. October &I. n
WA.
otice le hereby given that an election for Thirteen
Directors will be held at the Banking }louse on MON
DAY, November 2let, MN, between the halal, of 9 o'clock
A. M. and 8 o'clock I'. IL; and it general meeting of the
Btockheldrs will he held on TUESDAY. Novena Der let,
at 4 o'cloc k I'. 111., at the Banking Hme.
04 litn2l W. RUEIITON..iIi.f enabler,
irr,SOIIINIINWARX BANK—PIIILADEL
FRIA, October 3d, MO.
Notice is hereby given that ail election for Thirteen_
Directors will be held at the Banking liotisp o rn . illphf :
November f• D ! . ll Al c4k . .e z d t Ilit.l2 l l..'ll7::::atk i ee'l l p,,glAol°
m a t o. .AZ4)101(10111 bo )10.-orrT , 0-
vember let, atygeoloolvld.
cat-dtall ' F. P. STEEL, Cashion
AND FIFTEYN
GER RAILWAY COM
riTHIRTEENTE
Y STREETEt TAME:
Letters patent having been issued to the silbscribers to
tlie capitol stock of the Thirteenth and Filleenth•etreets
i
assonger RalTionmany of the city of Philadelphia,
the said subs are notified to meet at No, Philadelphia
WALNUT Street, hiladelphia, on the leth day of On
tober, 1889. nt 'll o clock.A. M. ; to organize said com
pany, and elect a President and Five I)irectors, and such
other onmers es may be deemed necessary or expedient.
Edward Gratz, W. A. Edwards,
Emanuel o.ll.romer, ' D. 1). Jones.
John P. Verree, Alfred C. Renner,
Robert Armstrong, - George Williams,
Thos. S. Cromberger, .1 W. Forney
P C. Ellmaker, M. McMichael,
Joseph Wood,
ird i rv i dTS ." Steel
. hi . ,
, 7412SYreg::: Y. R. Freas,
U.
R. Coggshall, Henry Baines,
Condi' Sherwood, James Banners
11, W. Fitzgereld„ Stephen P. WI;
William Deaf, C .Colkot, and
Geo. W. pinion', agorae A. Coffey.
M. Snowier. t sort• Let Commissioners.
frrPROF. 0: S. FOWLER WILL (VIII.
MENDE a Course of LECTURES ON LIFE, ite
aws, Organ'', Functions and Improvement, an tau ht
by Plirenologund Phyniology, at MUSICAL FUND
RAIZ, T RSDAY EVENINO. 809 S. seth, and
give profession opinions and advice daily at los 70011111.
For particulate we bills and vapors of the day. nl2-1m
FANCY DRY*GOODS JOBBERS.
H a DITHRING & CO.,
Nos. 26 and SS NORTH FOURTH STREET,
Are now reoeiving, by swooesaive arrivals from Europe,
THEIR FALL IMPORTATIONS
OT
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, AND SMALL WARES,
WOOLLEN 'YARNS,
MACHINE SEWING SILK AND THREAD,
And solicit an inepeotion of their °omelet° and well
dawned stools,
1711-dm ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO
SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN TRADE.
SCHAFFER & ROBERTS.
• an MARKET STREET,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
OP
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
SMALL WARES, COMBS,
BRUSHES, LoOXINCLOLASSE/L
•ERMAN mid FRENCH FANCY 000DS,
AND
TAILORS' TRIHM - INOS. sidLISA
MARTINS, PEDDLE,
& HAMRICK,
Importers and dealers in
HOSIERY, GLOVES. AND FANCY NOTIONS,
NO. 30 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
Five doors below the Merchants' te',
Offer for sale the moat compleie stook of Goode in their
line to be found in t he UNMET; LITATIre, aanalating o
- HOSIERY, o every grade.
LOVES:in three handre4l varieties.
a d ld DirAIiVERS.
IN EN-BOSOM fi IR S and OOLLtlit
LINEN CAIRERT HD Fs. & SIIIR TROTT'S.
LADIES' ELASTIC BELTS with o Tee pl
tti o im p i lp ir , t , with, An endirr . rarie y of NO
4EITTV ealirmEms
BUYERS.
MoOAHLEY, BROTHER, & BREWSTER
ZS NORT II FOURTH OTREHT
NOSIEWL
ULOYEB, AND
FANCY GOUDB.
We have a fine stook - of Iruportud and Conical() Ooode
Particularly adapted to
SOUTHERN TRADE,•
To which we invite the attention of fired-clan buyer,.
au6-2m
LOST.—A Ftockholder's Ticket to the
etulemy enfold der will he rewarded
bp returninp it to GEO GRANT,..I.II MARKET St. tt•
PIRA-WINO AID PAINTING.—LessonR
-a- , oven Privately or in einem References offered.
'A note athireanott to " A. R. 8.," Prose office, will meet
with attention,
ge LA131)80 APE GARDENING. Ng
The Subscriber, for leers Gardener to It. P.
moKean, gsq.. and over 27 yearn or practical experience
Garden K, oilers Me services in the layout nut and
pientine ofCountry_ Heats , 4yely bPall y 7
tllll,
o r ummening attended to GEO. WA:t.
IFER. Street. rlotadeionn.
DR. P. A. GENTws cnE4trpm., LAI3O
- No.I33.WALNUIStret; IR pan .g t ain
ttgit i V!_illi n 7w4 2 ,
phOpip.nl prq9uota, etp: cl-4 *
THORLEY'S FOOD VOX OATTLE.
. ' , FOR FORBES!!
FOR 00y8!!
FOR Ha EF ! I
FOR pi SI! 4.
'Fr it once ; yfta will Imo it always ; facts Averonmo
pre whom Far Nurses, it is Indispeneabletinm_mpting
LP anetainnur all the animal timetinne in health and
mar, For Nies it is invaluable, increasing the quantity
and improving the gualitY of milk, Fqr Shaoe mid Pigs
tlie efeotp produced to one Month will exceed all ex-
VVIII'S FOOD 'FOR CATTLE has been 4wariled
a }ll P L O by the Pennsylvania State Agricultural
Senility at hp kaninition et Pnwelton, 1 869 .
DepokAa DOOR Street,
0744; , PHILADELPRIA, Du
1 4 OVERING'S SYRUP, in bhde. and
, Nate „
bbbbl.,touemi Plea for nu 171: 114?4it,
SPALDIN4'S
PREPARED GLUE 1 !
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLIM t
SAVE TIIE PIECES!!
ECONOMY!!!
Sir" A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE.""ViI
As accidents Will happen even in well -regulated fanti-
'es, it is very desirab'e so have coins cheap and con-
venient way for royai rine furniture, tombrookery, &c
SPALDING'S PREPARED GATE
meets all such emergenoles,and no household can afford
to be without it. It is always ready and up to the
etiokinginoint. There is no longer a necessity for limp
ing chairs, splintered veneers, headless dolls, and
broken cradles. It is just the article for cone, shell,
and other ornamental work so popular with ladies of
refinement and taste,
This el9miratlo preparation is used cold, being chemi
cally held in solution, and possessing all the valuable
qualities of the best cabinet-makers' Glue. It may be
used in the place of ordintry mucilage, being vastly
more adhesive.
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
Price, Be cents.
N. B.—A brush neompanies each bottle
WHOLESALE
NO, 30 PLATT STREET, NEW YORK
11. 0. SPALDING,
BOX No. 9600, NEW YORK
Put up for Dealers in Cases containing four, eight,
and twelve dozen, a beautiful Lithograph Elbow Card
accompanying each package.
War A single buttle• of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually to every
household:NA
Sold by all prominent stationora, Druggists, itardwar.
and Furniture Dealers. Grocer., and Fenny Storm
Country Merchants should make a note of SPALD
PPS PREPARED GLUE, when waking up their list.
t will stand any climate.
The following is a list of plums in Philadelphia. where
is sold:
Wetherill & Bro.'s, 47 and 49 North Second et.
Ziegler & Smith, Southweat. nor. Second and Green ate
Frederiok Brown, N. E. oor. Fifth and Chestnut eta.
Wm. H. Maurice, 235 Chestnut at.
John A. Murphey & Co., 922 Chestnut at.
B. Riohardaon, 117 South Second at.
E. Drummond, nor. Eleventh and Choatnut eta.
Strickland to Bro., 5.99 South Second e t.
A. J. Philter, 700 South Second et.
W. K. Mendenhall, N. W. cor. Second and Spruce ate.
Ono. W. Henry, N. W. nor. Ninth and Market att.
T. Magee, N. W. car. Second and Cheatnut sta.
E. P. Farson & Co., S. W. nor. Second and Dock ate.
Callender & Co., N. W. oor. Third and Walnut ate.
'Joseph Hefty, 407 Chestnut at.
Ambrose Smith, N, E. cor. Seventh and Chestnut ate.
Chas. Dummig, con Eighth and Filbert ats.
J. Magee, 910 Chestnut at.
Scholz & Janontzky, 113 South Eighth at.
Downing to Dolly, 139 South Eighth at.
Blair & Wyeth, S. W. cor. Eighth and Walnut ale.
Jas. McCarthy, cor. Tenth and Saneom eta.
Paul G. Oliver, 1381 Chostnut at.
Wm. Yarnall, 1020 Chestnut at.
E. W. Carry' & Co., 714 i-heatnut at.
Hassan] .k Co., oor. Twelfth and Chestnut ate.
John A. Murphey & Co., 1228 Chestnut at.
J. W. Simes & Son, S. E nor. 10th and Market ate,
Thoth Eatlack, Jr., nor. Eighteenth and Market ale,
Gaillard & Marshall, 1021 Market at.
A. H. Yarnell, 1438 Market at.
Geo. Bell, oar. Thirteenth and Market ate.
Robert Shoemaker A Co., Fourth and Race sta.
James Barr, 1105 Market at.
John C. Savory, 807 Market at.
Win. Killion, 130 North Second at.
A. E. Griffiths, 200 North Second at.
T. W. Dyott & Bone, 218 North Second at,
R. Paine, 304 North Second at.
John S. Winters, 420 North Second at.
H. K. Logan, 610 North Second at.
Henderson & Co., 328 Arch at.
L. Carlton, 118 North Eighth at.
I. B. Johnson, 0 North Eighth at.
Itnao H. Key, nor. Eleventh and Arch sta.
M. Wanner, 1003 Spring Garden at.
R. Hoskins, 921 Spring garden at.
Buchanan, cor. Seventh and Spring Garden.
11. A. Hower, N. E cor. Sixth and Green ate.
G. C. Bower, N. E nor. Sixth and Vine ate.
Edwd. Christman, 702 Chestnut at.
John Alexander, 151 South Fourth at.
Christy, 127 South Third M.,
A. D. K. Moore, 1219 Chestnut at.
John Wilcox, Girard House Rook Stand.
William Mann, 43 South Fourth at.
W. B. Zieher, 10G South Third at. oc7.fm-2t
MEDICINAL.
COUGHS AND COLDS
Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs,
Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Hoarseness,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, if °arsenate,
Whooping Cough, Crop, Whooping Cough, Croup,
Whooping Cough, Croup, 'Whooping Cough, Croup.
Quinsy,
Quinsy,
Consumption, Consumption, Consumption,
Consumption, Consumption, Consumption,
Consumption, Consumption,
and all like diseases, find an unfailing antidote, a ready
relief, and a sure and speedy cure, in that grant and
universally approved Remedy,
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Fresh and Reliable Testimony.
WISTAIt'D BALRAII cc WILD CIIRRRY.—We Call
"the attention of our readers to the edvortieement of
" Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, in another column,
" and assure them they can find no better remedy for
"coughs, colds, asthma, bronchial affections, or ally
" diocese of the throat or lungs.
" In August, 1858, an estimable friend doers returned
" from a visit in the country, mob emaciated, and la
" boring under a severe cough, which had made such
" rapid inroads upon her constitution, that we felt
"something must be done at once, or she would become
" a victim of consumption, Ravine known the bonen
" cial results which have occurred from the use of Wie
" tar's Balsam, we made purchase of tome fot her, and
" we are happy to ear that before she had taken the
" contents of one bottle her nought had entirely left lior,
"and she is DOW in the enjoyment of excellent health."
(Olive Branch, June 25, 1259 .1
Important letter from lice. Jacob Sec Ayer, well known,
and highly respected throughout the Btate of Penney I
vania
Hs:coven, Pa., Feb. 16,1857.
Mews. B. W. Prima tic Co, .410111.1N-4/Cal Sat:
Raving realized in m
y family important benefit from
the use of your valuanie preparation— Wistar's Balsam
of Wild t'lterry—ti affords me pleasure to recommend
it to the public. Some mg bky ears ago one of my deurh
tem seemed to ha in *decline. and little hopes of her
recovery were ent•rtemed. I then procured a bottle of
your excellent Balsam, and before she had taken the
whole of the contents of the bottle there was it groat
improvement in her healtlh. I have, in my individual
cam), made frequent use of your valuable medicine, and
have always been benefited by it. I would, hoteerer,
'm aim / the public against imposition, because there is
a good deal qf apuriova IVistar's Balsam of Wad Cher
ry afloat throughout the country.
JACOB SBCKLER.
[Rom n distinguished Physician.]
MANIS4IELD, Toms county.ya., Aug.
Gentlemen: Haring used in Inypractice, the last four
years, Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, with great
success, I most cheerfully recommend it to those
ai
flitted with obstinate Coughs, Colds Asthma &r. B. D. , MARTII , I, M. D.
All who suffer with any disease of the Throat, Lungs,
awl Chest, ran obtain like relief by tieing
WISTAIUS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
WISTAIFS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
War Beware of vile and worthless counterfeits The
only Genuine, Pure, and Medicinal Balsam, has the
name of "1. BUTTS" written with a 11011, and the
printed name of the proprietors, "S. W. FOWLE &
C 0.," 011 the outer wrapper. To purohene any other
were money wasted, and health Jeopardized, The
genuine retain. ite i rine' in any climate; it cannot de
teriorate, but i taproom; with ago.
S. W. FOWI,II & CO., No. ld Tremont otroo t, Boston
SOLD BY
Druggists, dealers, and merchants, throughout the
State.
T. W DYOTT h SONS, Wliol”ale AgraSs, No. 218
North SECOND Street, Phtlll,lBlolin.
DISPEPSIA, DEBILITY OP THE SYSTEM.
pyspErsht, DEBILITY OP THE SYSTEM,
LIVER COMPLAINT, Arroirr,
LIVER COMPLAINT. ACIDITY,
BILIOUS CONIPLAINTS, SICK HEADACHE.
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, SICK HEADACHE,
FLATULENCY, LOSS OF APPETITE,
FL-4TULENOn LOSS OF APPETITE,
And the ninnherless other diseases arising from /i/i
-v/rams, and functionnl disorder, eV the Stomach, find,
when the disease is not beyond the power of medicine,
ready relief in that established and sterling remedy,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS.
RELIABLE TESTIMONY.
We call the attention of the reader to the following
letter from President Smith, of Wesleyan University :
hlinnturowg, Conn., Feb. 2:), 1069.
Nero W. FOWLS rk. CO.—Gtotirtorn 1 I first made
use of the 011'01:N0.1'ED BITIERs some Revell or eight
earn since. Having suffered for twenty yeere from n
form of DVIPErfiIA, wtoph was attended Ohs nervous
h an d go h e , on an average of not less tuna one day in a
week, I wee induced by the unpretending recent:nen:ln-
Hon of Dr. Green "to try one bottle, and if no benefit
was received to discontinue the use."
The use of one bottle warranted a further trial, to the
extent of some throe or four, with a careful observance
of,the newton:toying directions. The result was an
almost entire relief from the usual dyspeptic, symptoms,
and their depressing, painful consequences. I believe
these hitters produced an entire change in the habits of
icy system, and upon the active energies of the diges
tive organ .. I no w deem myself as exempt from dys
pepsili as most - persons.' These bitters have also liben
servide'to Other nitimbere of my faintly.
704 reepeothilly '
• .4licusTpe W. SMITH.
(Tratiniong of a diginguished Physician.)
htANst , lnti, Tioga county , Pa., Aug. UM.
• I have need the Oxygenated Hitters in my practice,
Arab decided ancceis, in debility, and general Nostra
&c„ and confidently recommend it in general de
bility, tp4ldiiseapea or the digeldive organs.
F. H. wiirTn, M. D.
?Tapered by BETH W. FOWLE & cq., Imttmi, nail
eat by tlryggiots and utercilionto tbrellghqat the dale.
IVIOLISIIALII AGENTS.
T. W. DYOTT & SON,
218 Isiortl SECOND Street, Hide&'Atilt.
oc7•eof 3nut&lV
MILE PRICES OF MoCLEES' COLORED
and. Damn i'IIOTOCiRAPHe and DAGITERRYO.
TYFE, ao long known for their aupenor finish and
Edo ere.noir mowed to thoea or the /second obese
w i porwp.: ) fain Photograltia for el.
9044 670 C11E411117 dirvei.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER
MILLINERY GOODS.
W A 1114 t- T '0 N ,
1004 CHESTNUT STRAET,
ABOVE TENTH,
306 S. SECOND ST., snow SPRUCE ST.
kEas just received a beautiful supply of
COIFFURES, CACIIRPEIGNES,
CROWN PIECES, AA'l) BARBS,
In real and imitation, of the newest Paris Fashions.
WARBURTON,
306 SOUTH SECOND ST., BELOW SPRUCE ST.
1004 CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE TENTH.
oca.tf.if
DESPATOII ! I
CHARGE AGAIN!
UP GUARDB, AND AT TIIEM!
ANOTHER RALLY FOR THE RIGHTS OF THE
' PEOPLE AGAINST THE
VANDALS!
ONE MORE BLAST OF THE BUGLE!
AND THEN TO VICTORY!
The citizens of Philadelphia , who are opposed to the
existing National Administration, and its swindling
Lecompton pulley, and who are in favor of the people
governing themselves by lame enacted by their own
Representatives, and who are opposed to the corruP
tione of the miscalled D mambo party, and who are
opposed to the rule of the Killer tribe in the criminal
courts of our county, and who are in favor of the
purity of the bent:a-box, and the election of honest
mon to office, will hold a
GRAND MASS
DEMONSTRATION
INDEPENDENCE SQUARE,
SATURDAY EVENING,
OCTOBER BTu, AT E. O'CLOCK.
Come with your Banners waving—oome with your Mu
sio—come from your Stores—oome from your Dwellings
and your Workehoprand show to the people of your
State and Country that Philadelphia, the HOME OF
LIBERTY, is still determined to preserve the glorious
Institutions bequeathed to us from the Fathers of the
Revolution. Let there he
A GRAND RALLY FOR COCHRAN!
A GRAND RALLY VOR KRIM!
A GRAND RALLY FOR MANN!
A GRAND RALLY FOR KNIGHT!
A GRAND RALLY FOR SMITH!
A GRAND RALLY FOR CONNELL!
A GRAND RALLY FOR THE WHOLE LEW'S
• TIVE TICKET OF THE PEOPLE!
Remember, Philadelphians, that Re who Would he
free himself must strike the b10w...
Addresses will be delivered by
HON. E. JOY MORRIS,
HON. WM. D. KELLEY.
HON. CHARLES GILPIN.
HON. A. G. CURTIN.
HON. HENRY M. FULLER.
HON. JAMES COOPER,
HON. HENRY D. MOORE.
THOMAS K. FINLETTER, Esq.
GEORGE A. COFFEY, Esq.
W.M. B. MANN, Esq.
PHILIP S. WHITE, Esq.
JOSEPH R. FLANIGEN, Esq.
LEONARD R. FLETCHER, Esq.
WM. MORAN, Esq,
EDWARD GRATE, Esq.
MORTON WAIICHAI3I,, Esq.
FRED. M. ADAMS, Esq.
WM. D. BAKER, Esq.
R. J. REA, Esq.
JOHN M. BUTLER, Esq.
GEORGE CONNELL, Esq.
WM. P. SMALL, Tr:Bch
LEONARD M EVERS, F.aq.,
And others.' 0e11.3i
INDEPENDENT
PEOPLE'S TICKET.
SECOND SENATORIAL, DISTRICT.
HIRAM AYRES,
THIRTEENTH WARD.
ocd fit
INDEPENDEN T
PEOPLE'S TICKET
EIGHTH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT,
HENRY E. ELDER.
TENTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT
JOHN C. KELLER,
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE.
This District Is composed of tho FIFTEENTH
WARD, and the SECOND and SIXTH DIVISIONS o
the FOURTEENTH WARD. acl-7t•
PEOPLE'S TICKET.
THOMAS Z. 00011 RAN,
FOR SURVEYOR OE:4 RHAL,
WILLIAM H. K E I M,
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
WILLIAM 13. MANN
FOR PROTRONOTAR)( OF THE COURT OF
COMMON FLEA Elt
0 HARL ES 1). KNIGHT.
FOR STATE SENATOR—Second Ensinct
UHOROF: R. BMITII.
FOR STATE EiHNATOR—Fourth Duarlot
aEoitu E CONNELL,
Eliot District—PAßSON EDMONDS.
Second District—WlLLlAM D. TURNER.
Third Distriet—CHAß LES HORTZ.
Fourth District—HENßY K. STRONG.
Fifth District—JOSEPH hIOORII, Jr.
Sixth District—CHAßLES O'NEILL.
Seventh District—J. If. SELTZER.
Rightli District—JACOß E. RIDGWAY.
Ninth District—NATHAN SPERING.
Tenth District—S. S. PANCOAST.
Eleventh District—lSAAo A. SHEPPARD
Twelfth District—RlCHAßD WILDEY.
Thirteenth District—JAhtES noLoATE.
Fourteenth District—J. D. ALLEN.
Fifteenth Dietriot—J. F. PREBTON.
Sixteenth District—GEOßGE WII.EY
P..3 , ..enteentliDiatriot—CllAB. R. ABIIOI7
5e244.110cs
COAL OIL.
PIIILADRLPIIIA
PROTIO GOAL OIL WORKS
Immix(' AND LUBRICATING COAL OILS
Manufanturnd and for sale by
BELME, MORRIS, & CO.,
THIRTIETH, NORTH OF MARKET STREET
dt-Rm
JAMES STEWART & CO.'S
PAISLEy MALT WHISKEY.
Importer of Brandy, Wine, ,to., 155 SOUTH FRONT
Street, ohm for pale, In bond only, STEWART'S
CELEBRATED AND 1114EQ,IJALLED PAISLEY
MALT 'WHISKEY. a27-3m
SAMUEL OIRJBB, Agent for the Purchase
and Kale of Real Relate, and the Oolleetion of Rents.
05•Itte • 214 WALNUT Street.
- . •
y ATOUR 011,.-413 baskets fresh Olive
24 011, of this eslebrate4 tumid, just nisei Ved and for
sale by JAWIETCHE k CARPITATFIS.
&bawl& 147 and ;es Sleuth PEON 1' titrest.
THE FIRST FREIIIIIMI AT THE LATE
11 STATE VAV
t was aar{leti to ALLMAN &
ZEIINDER, for the boot Extra Pawl Flour and In•
than Mani MI pry 'ph aro for X/lio loweat meals,
at thou Flour Dopot, EQUItTIi and VINE. tgl.dt.t.
MENTON LEMONS.72SO Alepton
81T Leill""64WßlMPlaralliVitqingt,
POLITICAL.
TENTH WARD
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL
OT TOSII COUNTY
FOR ASSEMBLY
aEctltan WHITELEY,
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CARD.- • '
SAMUEL IiAZARD. JR..
72 , 4 CHESTNUT STREET,
Ilas the pleasure of announcing to his friends and the
public, that having succeeded to the business of
HAZARD BROTHERS,
He has made extensive and beautiful alterations In
he Store hitherto occupied by them. The Store loving
been lengthened and more light introduced, it wtS now
compare favorably with any similar establishment In
the country.
THE ARRANGEMENT OF THE STORE AND
STOCK
Iles boon made to resemble, as mud, ea possible, that
of a
LAROE PUBLIC LII3IIARY,
The Books having been arranged in divisions accord
ing to the character of their contents. and over each
division is lettered the sublect, thus offering an easy anti
element method for persons to select at their leisure
such hooks as they may wish to purchase or consult.
THE
' LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK
uY
ISOOKS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF LITE
RATURL'
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN EDITIONS
EVERY STYLE OF BINDINGS,
Is kept oonatandy on hand.
Having connoctione with the principal Publishing .
101111011 in the United Hinton,
THE NEW BOOKS
Ara received as fast as issued, and
THE NEW ENOLISII PUBLICATIONS
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verleet Eitgetra_ete3(l. War ale Trade supplied
tine Spirts and uoiiars.
NIT — JACKETS, the Cheapest in the
1} city, at the Manufaotory, from ,Tli) par &son up,
a superior
or of ftibbod BorliutinVi httlett Jackets,
Moo, Hosiery, tibitte, wawarg, Com forts,
FETTER & ROW
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A large and choice agsduttneutond WELL wax, al
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tentinnol cAe II and prompt-pay sox HORT -TIME buyer"
S. E. corner of SECOND and ARCH Street',
PUMA liEdaltlA. 910-IM.
YORK SYRUP-300 bbls. assorted,
for hale I+Y JAMES ()11411AM .% C.
Ht O.ront.
(Ili HESE. —320 Boxed Ilerkiiner-Courity
N 4..." Chem, in ktOHll and for sale by
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7; 1859.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TilE tIREATEST BOOKof the SEASON,
Jest published. by
GEORGE ti. EVANS,
GIFT-BOOKSELLER. No. 439 CHESTNUT Street.
MEMOIRS OF ROBERT HOUDIN,
MEMOIRS OF ROBERT HOUD N,
MEMOIRS OF ROBERT HOUR N.
MEMOIRS OF ROBERT HOUDIN.
Ambassador. Ambassador, Ambaitsador,
Ambassador, Ambassador, A mbresador,
Ambassador, Ainissmador. Ambassador.
Ambassador, Ambassador, Ambassador,
Author, Author, Author,
Author. Author, Author,
' Author, Author, Author,
Author. Author, Author,
Wizard, Wizard. Wizard,
Wizard, Wizard. Wizard,
- Wizard, 'Wizard. Wizard,
Wiz. td, Wizard, Wizard, ,
Conjurer, Conjurer, Conjurer,
r.lllllllrer, Conjurer, Conjurer.
Conjurer, Colourer, Conjurer.
Conjurer, 0011)1170r, conjurer,
Macreran, Magician, Magiotan,
Magician. Magician, rdagician,
Magician, 'Hagman, Magtomn,
Magician, Mammal', Magician,
Necromancer, Necromancer, Necromancer,
Necromancer, Necromancer, Necromancer,
Necromancer, Necromancer, Necromancer,
Necromancer, Necromancer, Necromancer,
Former. Sorcerer, Sorcerer,
Sorcerer, Sorcerer, Sorcerer,
Sorcerer, Sorcerer, Sorcerer.
Sorcerer, Sorcerer, Sorcerer,
Enchanter, Enchanter, Enchanter,
Enchanter, Enchanter, Er chanter,
Enchanter, Enchanter, Enchanter,
Enchanter, Enchanter, Enchanter,
PROFESSOR OF SLEIGHT-OF-HAND, etc., eto., etc.
Written by Himself;
Edited by
DR. IL SHELTON MACKENZIE.
With a copious Index, carefully arranged.
This book is full of, interesting and entertaining
anecdotes of the interviews of the great Wizard with
the most distinguiahed personages 01 the present day,
and gives deeoriptions of the manner of performing
1111.17 of toe most curious tricks and transformations.
Bound /110110 VOlOlllll 01413 pages, igloo., cloth. Pflee•
'S I.
And recollect that a Handsome Present, worth from
SO CENTS TO It' 100,
IS GIVEN WITH EACH BOOK.
(Prom the London Ttines.l
ii It is admitted that Robert-Houdin did obtain great
eminence in lon vocation, for he was sent by the French
Government on a sort of political 711111111011, to antonish
the Arabs and counteract the inlluonce of their Mara
bouts. lie was thus an Embassador among Conjurers,
and a Conjurer among Embanendore. Ile now adds the
triple tries of authorship to his professional pages and
net sonal transformations."
(From the Westminster Review.]
•• Without any sarcastic intention, we might show
that the Conjurer was really a man of greater ability
than many a successful author. On the whole, we can
recommend theso • Memoirs of Robert-Houdin' as
pleasant reading."
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Worth from go cents to 81(X), is given
with each bookeold.
Can in, and onr trial loin &mireliJii that the only
place to the city where to purrhose Books at, is
GEORGE G E L NR'
GIFT-BOOK ESTABLISHMENT,
N 0.439 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
Two doors below Fifth, on the tipper aide.
gGr" Stranger., visiting the city, are respectfully In
vited to call and examine the large collection of Books,
and get a Catalogue. 07-3 t
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
MOURNING GOODS.
THOS. W. EVAN'S & CO.
Would respectfully call Attention to their well selected
stock of the best makes of
BOMBAZINES,
TAMISE CWTHS,
ATER INOES AND CAS lIMER
SILK WARP CASHMERES,
MOUS DELAINKS,
POPLINS, FOULARDS, 4-c.,
With a full assortment of all COMs suitable for
M . OURNING.
818 AND 820 CHESTNUT STREET.
oc6
WINTER STOCK, STAPLE AND
FANCY.
EYRE & LANDELL.
FOURTH AND ARCH,
Are prepared to mitt families with their
WINTER DRY GOODS.
FRENCH MERINOES.
LADIES' CLOAK CLOTHS.
WIDE SILK VELVETS.
BROM , : LONG SHAWLS,
FINE WOOLLEN do.,
4-4 ALL WOOL 'MAIDS,
FASHIONABLE DE LAINES,
Do. PLAID 511,58,
SUPERIOR BLACK SILKS,
UNSHREIKINC: FLANNELS,
FANCY SACK FLANNELS,
FINE STOCK OF BLANKETS,
CASSIMERES FOR BON'S,
BLACK FRENCH. CLOTHS.
N. 11.-the above Uotals are all at the low rates a
the fmanon. oc3-t033
CLOTHS 11 CLOTHS II 1
SNODGRASS & STEELMAN,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &c
NO. 52 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
ABOVE CHEBTtitiT,
Are daily receiving additions to their already large
stook el
FALL GOODS.
Comprised in hart of
BLACK AND COLORED CLOTHS,
11 64 4' BEAVERS,
CASSIMERES AND DOESKINS,
PLAIN AND FANCY CASSIMERES,
SILK, VELVET, AND CASIIhIERE VESTINGS, &c.
N. 11.—A variety of Cloths and Beavers sultaMe for
LADIES' CLOAKS and MANTILLAS, all of which
will be sold a! ronsonalle Or.coa. e2I-tf
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VEST
INGS.
Fano)* English Ctiasimeres for suits.
Gray dn. do. for Bole.
French, German, and American Cassimeres, in great
venety•
Fine Stack Frenel, Clothe and Doeskins.
Silk Cashmere nod Velvet Vestiges.
SITAR MESS BROTHERS,
07 CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
ITARPLItSS BROTHERS are offering tor
Pri end Winter SHlell
IRISH POPLINS.
FANCY SILKS.
RICH DE ',AMES.
POPLINE VELOURS,
SILK ROBES,
PRINTED CASHMERES,
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS.
EmrfootieEßlEN AND GLOVES.
ci7 CHESTIVIIT and EIGHTH Street.
SILKS, SHAWLS, and DRESS GOODS! ! !
TIIORNLEY & CHISM
OFFE.R. THIS DAY
Very rich fano Silks for 73 and 87 cents.
ExceedinglY rich for +5l. worth 41 95.
Black Bro ader°. and Plain color &c., &o.
nu: BEST BLACK SILKS IMPORTED ! ! !
Over 03.000 worth of Woollen Shawls.
Malls Shawls, in black and tailored centres.
French, Scotch, and Amenoan Woollen Shawls.
Plain and embroidered Crane Shawls.
Now et) les of cloaks opening daily.
All the nbove roods hems
DOTIOHT CLOSE FOR CASH,
WE IJSNNOT BS UNDERSOLD.
Our store, being centrally located, it is emu of access
from all parts of the city and county).
N. E. corner EIOIITRand SPRING GARDEN.
net THOHNLEY h CHHHIT.
RAPSON'S,
CORNER OF EIGHTH AND CHERRY STS
Rave now open a One assortment of
BERLIN ZEPHYR WORSTED,
SINGLE, DOUBLE, AND SPLIT.
The whole front the celebrated manufacturers, Darts
ihregeuer, in Berne. Our cmitinners can depend on
getting the beat article ever offered at retail in Phila
delphia, at the lowest prices.
A •eI.IINDID aIIitORTNIVIT EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS.
A VARIETY Or BLACK CLOAK. TAssELN.
HANDsOIIE CROCHET CLOAK FRINGE&
NEW AND lIKAUTIFUL DREs9 TRINIMING/L
WOOLLEN KNITTING YARN', ALL CULLUM
ZEPHYR KNIT TALMAS AND Cope.
ZEPHYR KNIT LiAITEIIs AND SLESTR.9.
A YULI. STOCK OF STAPLE TRIMMINGS.
AT ItAPSON'S
LADIES' TRIMMINGS ANI) zErtiVR STORE.
Cur. OF EIGHTH AND CHERRY STS.
BOYS' WEAR. MEN'S WEAR.
Caaanneres aepomnlla for ho) a.
Coatings for Boys' itall and winter wear,
Cnanimeres ni oxtra weight at 67 vents:
Finer grades in Fancy. Plain, and Black.
Black Doeskina, extra qualit) and o'olll.
Auction lot. Black Clothe
Ladles' Light Colutett.ehtilkltg • •
t;ORYBIL tIONAR
"!'''lll. and MARKET.
N. 11.—Indlinamant, to the Tallering tnuln. teal
OSIERY HOODS. —.I. WM. HOF
MANN. No. 9 North EIGHTH Street, has now
open his Fall Stock 01 !loafer) floods viz l`nderveate
and Drawere of Qarterrlg ht and Wa aaelibilPerlor
facture, for ladies' and misses' wont. Alarino Shirts
11114 DTIMOTII.IIIT Cents and 3rmtlyi. Nll3/1110 Boeterr.
Cotton Wintery, Woollen Ilocary, I nnd Gaunt
lets. and geode generally appertaining to the Hosier):
business. J W. It. reassethlll) solicits the attention of
fatuities to his Mock, assuring thew that his stock is un
excelled der variety by spy other in the city. and that
his prices are no lowa. those of any other regular house.
14.11.—Nn abatement made from this prwas named.
atu-wftrdf
jiRESS GOODS AND SDAIVLS FROM
NFw PORK.
Will he arranged this morning--
nulled French Merinos, high colors.
Printed French Mormon, Polka sods,
Printed French Merinos, Chintz 41K10411.
Printed French Cashmeres.
Printed Imitation enklteleies.
All Wool Plaids, isatie Travers.
Atl de Lames, Printed, in R rent rntletY
of sums. and Mont other kinds of 'Brass 11 / 4 , 00a.
Also, n lull tole of Bay Staln nail WWI ing lon Milli
blanket, Long, and Sawa Littawb, of entirely new de•
signi and Ran neshtios. ognal to French blanket Shawls.
Also, several styles Reversable and Stella Blanket
Shawhi, enitrol) new IIORIKIIR.
Moo R and Brown Contra Stella 'Pinhole, front 83.51 to
1918 enoh.
Broche Long and Saner° Sliawle.
A now stork of Bents' Neckline,
Bajou'a dark Kid Gloves. hu.
SJ I ABI,ES ADAMS,
el9-them
and ARCH
11:4 1 AT L SHAWLS AND CLOAKS.
-a: Auction tote Shawle.nt 51.60.va50a. 51), to $4.00
F in e r gratles
PAL I, CLO Rhairle, A cont and lees.
KS.
Ladiee' French Cloth Clonkn of
lit and.llark tilindes Halal Clothe.
Prices range tutu .96 to ;i8,50,
Cloaks made to order. nt one ilny',3 noUNA tice,
000P_,FR CRD,
000 NINTH and MARKET.
E . NEWLAND ISC
LOOKINO•OLASS AND PICTURE-FRAME
MANUFACTURERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
An extensive stook of 011, PAINTINGS, etc. All nt
liu4 ARCH Street, above SIXTH.
Philadelphia. 09-tialif
WARM AIR FURNACE.
Tim NEW 00NT: FURNACE
OAS CONSUMER
Will thoroughly Warm
.3 Our house with 0, 1 1-71IIRD
LE49 cost. thin is requited by any_ other Furnace.
Satisfaction mall cases guaranteed. }Wilding' Warmed
and Ventilated by ARNOW) & WILSON,
1010 CHESTNUT Street.
SLATE MANTELS,
The Richest and most Beautiful Specimens of
Enamelled Slate Mantel., ever oliered for sate in this
country. manufactured by us, from Penns) learns, Slate.
stone, and for Bale very low.
ARNOLD & WILSON,
1010 CHESTNUT Street.
pooKlNci KANuES.
All in want of the Beet Elevated Double Oven
Cooking Range, will do well io call at
ARNOLD & WILSON'S.
1010 LItth.TVIUT
se 10-3nuf
WANTS.
$lB, WANTED ON A FIRST
009 Moiteaxe on firat-eLas". unexeeption -
able security, without othelineumbranee. Also. es.ow
wanted on go Ad d r e aa "ot). It
Baiter"iberal yremiun.
will be paid. II. A. 4103 LIBRARY
Street, for lull particular'. 07
PRECEPTOR WANTED—To lead the
Singinx in a City Congropitian. Address "Box
620. 4 Pnat Office. I .
A YOUNG NAN WELL VERSED IN
the Retail Trade, with a thorough knowledge of
goods, desires a Situation either in a Retail, Wholesale.
Jobbing, or Connnission .1101.130. No objection to going
West. Good city references can be given. Address
" Business," No. 7th South Second street, Philadelphia.
01-3 t.
WANTED—By a Young Man. a Situa
tion in an Impqrting. Shipping, or Commission
haute. to learn the business. Address "A. A.," at this
0111 Ce. n7-3t•
WANTED For Female Seminary in
Virginia. a Ledy to Teach Vocal Muaic and
Guitar. Salary rood, alio, a Lady (Foram) to Teach
alum in Na,di vine. Salary. $7OO and Board . SMITH,
ViIuODNI AN. & C0..609 CHESTNUT Street. H.
WANTI.D, in a Tobacco !louse, a Sales
man who can command a trade of from $lO,OOO
to .920,000. other need apply. Unexceptional refer
ennee will he required. Addresa, in teal name," lfox
1014," Philadelphia Poet Office. lt.
WANTED—A Situation as Porter, Pri
vate Watchman or any work Minsk° an honest
living for 111 Y family. First-eines city reference. Ad
dress "John Francis." Press office. •
WAN'rED.—An engagement (between
now and the let Sanitary) in a large and popular
Dry Goods Jobbing. house, by an energetio man having
',largo and valuable acquaintance; been in the trade in
this city for the last 15 years; la thoroughly conversant
with all the duties connected with the business. either
!sizing or selling; a valuable acquisition ton good house,
or in aiding to establish a new one. Any communica
tion addressed to "B. HOWE." Philadelphia Poet Of
fice. will meet prompt attention, and be held confiden
oat IY. if den] red. ofi-wfra-St•
WANT F, 1)
5 TONS OF COAL,
CHINA, GLASS,
QUEENBWARE,
Address BOX 1997.
ME=
WANTED—In a Grocery House. about
to commence business. a competent Bateman
with a pood trade. :gust be able to rive unexceptiona
ble reference.. Address '• A. W. Garton ," Box POW,
Philadelphia Poet Office. of 41•
B l i th the lst n
.of November, a
Lo
cated House
betss eon 'iiinennd ritmZin'Tn:imiPirigeamarlttdrth
Address " Box 23a," I%l[ll4 ° olplus Post Office. 000'
WANTED $lO,OOO.—A person with from
es ow to euno to take the interest of a retiring
partner in n wsit•establisheit Boot and Shoe Jobbing
Muse. now doing a good business. Satisfactory refe
rence a iron and required. Address "A. 8.,' this office.
A YOUNG MAN who is disengaged eve
-1-~ mass, and frequently afternoons, would like to
em ploy hill leisure hours in some way that wo uld war
rant a fair compensation. Address" A. I. K., ' this Of
fice.
WANTED—By a Young Man 19 years
of ate, a Situation in a Wholesale Store. Is in
telligent and writes a fair hand. Compensation not so
much ntt object as employment in an establishment
where he can obtain a linowleilze of hostiles. Best of
reference given. Address P.." at this office. 0.3-6 t.
WANTED—A Situation as Assistant
Clerk - in a Wholesale house or Factory. by
.a
young married num who can tarnish the hest of test,
monials as to character. Adores •• F. L," office of this
paper. asst"
BOARDING.
A GENTLEMAN WISHES BOARD IN
J..- a respectable private family: good recommenda
tions will he required. nod references exchanged Lo
cltion North of Market street _preferred. :Address
" Horace;' office of Tits Pre,,r.
It.
TIOARD W ANTED.—SI,2OO per year
for a Private Table, Parlor, and Chambers for
a Gentleman and nil Wife. Locat•on Santa of Mar
ket and North of Pine, I.tween Eleventh and Nine
teenth etrocis. Address •'' X.," this office. Refer
ences exchanged. Communications strictly confidential.
ot.3t
E Vir BOARDING HOUSE.—A few / Gen
tlemen can be accommodated with Board; also, a
few Pay-Roardere, ItV3 SUMMER Street. ctO.M.
BOARDING. One large Second-story
Front Boom vacant. 1213 CHESTNUT Street
Also, ono Third-story, suitable for a family. olt-30
11QARDING.—Elegant and airy Rooms,
IAP tingle and in suites. ean 11.. had with first-olase
Hoard, for the Seminar, Fall. and Winter, at 1316 WAL
NUT Street. aue-4m
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
1:1101t SALE—A medium size Fire-proof
Sale. Farrel & Herring's make. Will be sold at a
low price. havine no further use for it. by REHN &
EVER ETT, No. lets North FRONT Street. or-nt•i f
o
FOR SALE--19.24 CIIESTNTJT Street.
FOR
Four-story Dwelling in complete or
der. Immediate possershon. Three-story Double Rack
Middines. Lot 235 foot deep to Benson] street; ?.2 feet
front; .2 Renters; GU in every Room; Hot and Cold
Water, with all modern improvements. Terms easy.
Apple to Messrs. till6llllEY & SUN, 820 WALNUT
Street. of at
A PERSONAL CHANCE—The Store to
rent and Fixtures for sole. of J. B. er. 8. A. LOVE'S
splendid Feuer Grocery Store,SEVEIYTH end BROWN
Street.% Inquire on the premises, or et their Tex Store,
Fourth and Chestnut. os-St
6.1:47 A NEAT AND CONVENIENT
1132 Dwelling to rent. No. let Nnrth SIXTH Street.
trrci per annum. Apply at No 4131hlarketrtreet- or-et
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.—A
eery superior Trotting Mare and Patchett Colt
will sold at Public sale, nt the hones of STACY B.
CAMPION. Mount Holly. Burlington county, N. J., on
SATURDAY. Oct. 8, at I o'clock. The above More is
a year. old, sound and kind in all harness ; has trotted an
Public 2 loin. 45 nor. The Colt Is 9 months old. and is
Pronounced by competent Judges to be one of the most
Promieins Mare Colts ever strait by "G. M. Pntchen."
Sitio positive, to close the Estate of late D. II PEA
COCK. THOMAS .11-MOOR,
ot.et• Administrator.
FOR SALE OR RENT--A large
AI Mastic Briok HOUSE, with all the modem im
provements ; hot and raid water, gay,
_healers, Ac.. al
in complete order, No. 90 Union ntreet, Brirlincton, N.J.
Apply to E. P. MIDDLETON,
5 N. FRONT Street,_ or to
THOMAS DUG DA LE,
ne2l-tt BURLINGTON, N. J.
sa AT PUBLIC SALE—On SATURDAY,
Oct. n, 11;59. on the premises " A Valley Farm,"
in Chester county, adjoining Qrtht lidauon, on relin
e) trams Railroad. three milt* west of Downingtown.
contai nine 125 Aut6,y gi excellent quality of Land. with
good Boling. and possemoqg many advantages ot
water, roa s, and other convemen,ceil. For further par
tinnier* ca I upon JNO.I,_FOX, Executor,
121-Im• No. II South THIRD Street, Phila.
ell NEW STOKES "0 LET.—Three large
E./Font-store Stores, on the east side of FOURTH
Street. a little South of Chestnut street, are now ready
Air tenants.
These Stores have been arranged and constructed
with much Imre, with a view to appearance, stremith.
nnd convenience, having abundant light. and all modern
improvements to adapt them to &large wholesale bust
noes, for which the location is peculiarly appropriate,
being wielun a few yards of the Custom Hlo., and sur
tounded by banks and other public inetitutions. For
erms apply to EARL SHINN,
a3O- Imo bt• No. ale PINE Street.
rilU RENT—The House 608 South NINTH
1 street; has eleven rooms, a fine )aril. the usual
conveniences, anti is in pe Fleet repair. oa-vrfin St•
HUSLNESS ROOMS TO LET.—A large
-L. Room. about At feet lone. by about D 3 wide, in the
Boddie N 0.2.1 South FOURTH Street. between Mar
ket and Cheatnitt meet'. It in well calculated for the
Whotootle 'Adm.' Slow Business, &c. It has a Hoist
-101( Machine, Hydrant, and other conveniences.
. .
Aljo a large Rnoin,soby 25, to the 13rown &tone Build
ing, No. rb; CHESTNUT Street, below Eighth. It hos
it vary fine entrance, and Is well lighted. Is calculated
for a variety of occupations. Rents very moderate.
Apply to 1.. W. GLENN,
05..w.kf-2t* No. 725 CHESTNUT St., I.lt , Stairs.
GERMANTOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
—A large, handsome pointed Stone House, 03 feet
front, by sr (bet deco. with K when beyond. and cann
eloni cellar under the builligs, and Plan is, WlllO h
extend on three side.. Iles arlor. Pining•room. with
large Cut Steno nay Windows 10 each Li bran, Winter
and Summer Kitchen on the first flaw. Ten Chambers,
untirooni, Water Closet. and Conservatory on tile up
ver mug. Stoce-room. Pantry. and numerous Closets.
Rep ete with all the modern conveniences. and finished
in the most substantial and tasteful manner. Hand
some Balcony, trout and rear, and commanding a fine
view of the surrounding country.
The Lot has two (retire, lee teat on Tulenhocken
street, and 103 loot on Washington street, by 373 feet in
de ptit.
The situation is one of the finestand most desirable in
Germantown. and presents an opportunity rarely to be
nun with of mecum; a delightful residence.
Apply to HOWLBY CO.,
N 0.1, Farquhar Building.
o3.wfm.6t• Opposite the Exchange.
TO LET—TO LET—TO LET—TO LET.
A Larte Seennil-story Room, Northeast coTaer
CHESTNI"r and Streeta.loo by 25 Cast, ands
tile for a - Wholesale Boot and Shoe. or ,ktraw business,
Also. A Luriellund-story Roc,ict, In the 0.11110 11.11,1,1-
1110•
Alga. A Large Seeond-s tore Room, 81 by 25 feet, S. W.
corner BROAD awl WALNUT.
Alto. A Large Two story Store.'in BROAD Street.
above Pine, ZS by 120 lee t. Apply to
J. H. EDWARDS.
3A3 WALNUT Street,
To LET—A Second story Room, conve
ulent to the Eltnte House. stumble for a Lawyer'.
Office. Apuls 431 CHESTNUT Street. sltl
eg FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE.—
wa. Thu suberailier, in roneentratins his business on
Chestnut street, west r 1 Tenth street,otfers for sale.
upon reasonable terms. his IMO innnufsctorr, with out•
butlinn4s end large tot of ground frontins on Sixth, Mar
shall, and ADuiter utreets,auttal.le for almost any Piro
manufsoturine business. For pftrtitars tneLilro of
ALFRED FITLKR. Cortroynncer, en
ist N. SIXTH
Street. or to the subsorther, No. 1009 CHESTNUT St.
WM. D. ItOGERS.
rOR SALE.
' A . The Subscriber trill Ocoee of the entire Stook of
FINE MONUMENTS, STATUARY,
HE.ADAND FOOT STONES, hr.. Ar
M
AT THE ONUMENT H MARBLE YAR.
No. LVA ARC Street,
West of Faghteenth altreet
WM. 1111.1, MOORS.
REMOVALS.
TAYLOR, CILLESPIE S.; CO.,
RAVE REMOVED TO TIIC
UNION STEAM SUOAR REFINERY,
No. 337 ST. JOHN STREET
No. 119 SOUTH FRONT STREET
0119 zinvflOtif
REMOVAL.
The Subscriber having
REMOVED TO
255 MARKET STREET,
(The store formerly occupied by J. B. Ellison Si ,Sons,)
Would call the attention of buyers to his large and well
selected stock of
CLOTHS, 0 VERCOATINGS,
CASSIMERES, SATIN ETTS,
VESTINGS, TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
And all other goods adapted to Men and Bo) a' Wear
JOHN V. TERRY.
oc3-1m 233 MARKET STREET.
REMOVAL -MARTIN & WOLFF have
Removed to No. Alt MARKET Street, South side,
below Fourth, where they oiler It choice =goal:lent of
Fall and Winter iloodn. at very low omen. .11.2 m
850,000 TO LOAN,
f N SUMS TO SUIT APPLICANTS,
I. upon Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry, übun, Met.
ohandise, Clothing. Am., on moderate terms, by JONES
A. CO., Brokers,. northwest corner or THlnp and GAS
KILL Streaks, bolow Lombard. Established for the lart
!e7 ono. Mee bourn from 7 A. M. to 7P. M.
kioomid- hand Gold and Silver Watches, by eminent
maker.. warranted genuine, fur sale obese, at one-hall
the original oat, all4 - ay -LI
AMTS LINTS.
W ALNUT -STREET THEATRE.
Bole Lessee. M. A. GARR ETTFON.
BENEFIT OF MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
Tlfl2l (FRIDA) EVllo. Oct.
THE WILL • 08. T H OUE NG EIRLI&22I
- Mendel nki, Mtn agill& Mitchell.
CAPTAIN' CHARLOTTE.
Charlotte Clavier. Min Margie ldttehelL
LADGF.IT BTKATAGF.3I.
RCALZ ov PIIICM—Dress Clreie, I Sesta etteure.l nth
on t extra charge,' AO CeRtS Yarauet, 'Feats 'sculled at
Ncents.l3G; :Second Tier unit Family Curls, and Third
•rm. 25 rents • Private Boxes. accorche i Ottur Ick"/. 0 .
B 5
xes.%
1 and 11 c
3: !Rine° Feats in Orchestra and ents.
Box Office open daily, from 10 "nut 2 o'cklek. wiaX
teats ran he secured in ads-ante.
AMERICAN ACADEMY uF MISR:
RAVELS AND MARTINETTI FAMILY.
THIS FRIDAY EVENING, umber 1.
E COOPERS.
Feneler, FrancoisT H
Ravel.
LA BYLPIIIDE.
La Sylphote, APRs Maria Ilennimari LIAS
ndel ; James Reuben. Aloes. Mathieu.
TAB ITALIAN BRIGANDS.
JarqUell, Gabriel Ravel; Bespn. Prancou Ravel.
TIGHTROPE. by Marietta Zanfretta, Young America.
Pale FF.—Parquet. Parquet Circle and Balcony. M ets .
Family Circle and Aniphitheatre.ta cents.
Box Office open from 10A. M. till 4 P.M. when State
can be secured without extra charge. Do om open at T
o'clock. Performance to commence at 7ii o'clock.
HEATLEY & CLARKE'S ARM
STREET THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF MR. COLLINS.
THIS (FRIDAY; EVENING. Oct. ;
TILE IRISH GENIE&
Mr. Cams as FitzE
WrockeAT E t. AI. R Mess MAN., and D'Teote.
TH
TEDDY THE TILER.
Brat E op Datraso—Admunnon, =rents; &eared Beata
Dreu Circle. NH cents; Parquet, a) cents.
Doors open at 7 o'clock; Verktmlattro to ootatcrOlor
at Di o'clock precise!".
NATIONAL THEATRE,
WALNUT Street. between Eizhth and Ninth.
BENEFIT 01: 11. 4 E 3E j O cr ,
ILE tZmEDIA`i.
THIS ( FRI DAY, E VEXING, Oet. 7, LW).
Will he erenented
C , the (meta of
INDERELA.
With all the Origina Ll
Mnsm.
Dancing by Annette and Charlotte.
To etmelnne•mth
THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
Digeor7, O. W. Marsh.
Doors open at 7 o'eloek ; Performance to eornmence
at Hi. Admaision 25 ants, all over the house; Cluglren
15 cents.
IeDONOUGITS GAIETIES—RACE ST.,
2 - below THIRD.
GREAT SUCCESS OF
T- D. RICE.
ORIGINAL " JIM CROW." '
LIAO. H
HERNANDEZ TH E WONDER.
EVERY VARIETY OF ENTERTAINMENT
NIGHTLY PHIL ADELPHIA_ BEST COMPANY IN PHILADELPHIA.
15 ./.SD Zs CENTS.
THE MARTYRDOM OF HUSS is now
virh other relation of the
SELDORF COLLECTION. •n the 'Sou th east Oallery
of the ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
Oven daily, from 9 A. ill. 5111 5 P. 3L, end 7 to le
Admrevon &ante. of-ut
Q'tAl\ FORD'S OPERA HOUSE,
EU. VENTHrtreet.between Cheetnataad Market.
Open for the Season.
ISANFORD'S STrgest AR. TROUPE,
as la
Compeny in the world.
In their exert, ivory evenote.
84N FORD appear evening in pent Role of Ciorioeiti.
Doors oven it TX. Conunenee at 8.
Atlntiamon 28 *eats. Muildrea 1.3 neat&
004-lm
SPORTING.
CRICKET. -THE GRAND INTERNA
TIONAL CRICKET MATCH between the best
Eleven players of all Enalsnd, and Twenty-two of the
United M 1,501111 take place on the St. 0 eorgs'a (hound ,
at the Northern terminus of the Tenth and Eleven"
street Railroad, on MON DAY, Octobe r 10th, and toDow
mg days. commencing at 10 o'clock A. M.
BECK'S BA -ND has been ensased for the oneastesi.
Comfortable seats will be prorided for the ancommode
tion of Wiles.
PRICE!, ta ADNIMSION.—Day tickets .50 emits; Season
tickets, S I. To be had at the gate, or of the Secretary.
lir order of the Committee.
CHARLES H. T. COL 13 &Veg.
tirslind
N. B.—Carriagts will set down beads North on
street. -Our
CARPETIAGS, OIL CLOTHS, &c.
BAILY BROTHER,
NO. 020 CHESTNUT STREET,
WILL OPEN TO-DAY
A LOT Or
ENGLISH TAPESTRY
CARPETS.
OF NEW PATTERNS,
AT ONE DOLLAR A YARD,
AND
ENGLISH INGRAINS
AT
SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS.
112-dttleb
TO MERCHANTS BUYING OIL
CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES.
BLABON &I SMITH.
MANUFACTURERS OF OIL CLOTHS,
NW NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
We lamte the attention of dealers too 4/ Large stout
FLOOR, TABLE, AND CARRIAGE OIL CLOTHS,
OREEN GLAZED OIL CAMBRIC,
beautiful article for shades. The largest stork of
WINDOW BHADES aed BUFF IVAILLANDS in the
market, at prices which defy compiotion. will-2m
BOOTS AND SHOES.
EIAZELL & HARMER.
MANIIPACTURER3
AND
WHOLESAI.;4 DEALERS
13
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NO. 128 NORTH THIRD STREET.
A. run assortment or Car made rkets and Show eon
dantly on hand. al) If
Be P. WILLIAMS & CO.„
RO, 19 ROUTH FOURTH STREET,
WIIOLESALR BOOT AND 13110 E WARRHOUSF,I
Have now on haul a fun sanortment at }astern and
Phtladelehia work, to which they tnvita the attentron of
Southern and Western Merchants. ant?-4m
KEENE, STERLING, Jr. FRANKS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
to
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NO. 413 ARCH STREET.
Pnrohasers visiting the city will please mil and ass
mine their stock.• anl2-giu
M. SAUNDERS,
s
NO. 34 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
(Near Merchants' Hotel,)
OW the attention of boxer, of
BOOTS AND SHOES
Yo their Stock, which embraces a general variety :If
YHILADELPHIA AND NEW ENGLAND
tlanufectured goods. auS-tad
J . W. MoCITRDY & SUN,
231 CHESTNUT STREET, (II FLOOR
LADIES', MISSES', AND CHILDREN'S MVPs,
SHOES, AND GAITERS,
Reaufsotored expres,lr for the Retell Triode. sull-Sro
pALE STOOK
•P
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JOSEPH H. THOM SON dt
114 MARKET srfttni - s.
Have now on head a tone etaok of
BOOTS AND SHOES
sr
EVERY VARIETY. EASTERN AND CM: MADE.
hoods/Jere suiting the °lts wilt please nail sad ex
mice their stook.
EVICK. BASIN. & CO.,
BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE
AND
MANUFACTORY,
No. SOS NIARKET STREET, Philadelphia.
We have now on hand an extensive stock of &tots
and Shoes, of ail Snotty:tom, of ov It OWN and Haar van
hianufacture, to which we invtte the attention of South
ern end Western buyers. aua-3W
SALES BY AUCTION
PUBLIC SALE OF THIRTY-SIX
2.C7A.VALUABLE STALLIONS, BROOD MARES,
AND COLTS,
On Thursday.
The 30th October, at to.: o'clock A. M.. at Mita }Till
Farm, the remdence .1 A. Nailltard. Es.t.. opposite the
Bonaparte grounds, Bordentown..N. J well be rAd---
36 mumble etallinns brood mares. sod colts
ins of thorourli bred, half bred, and trottlng
Among the stallions offered. the following are cape
cin , ly re, ommendod ro the notice of breeders:
old, by 'Hermes. out of l'atsey Antony.
Hermes. 7 s ears old, by Manner, out of the queen of
ears old, by George M. Patches out
t I I . : e tir p f li
e }. 7. ) . urn.
0
of Patter Antony. A tnagntheent colt, lg hands high,
w ell broken. and protmmo; great at
and bottom.
;kr Catalontea, contaimng call particulars, row read)
at the was ,
ces Ittl ALFRED hi. 11FRKSFS.q. Auctioneer._
EYE AND EAR.
DEAFNESS.
DR. VON 310SCUZISRER,
OCULIST AND AVRIST.
Dr. M. rives his Safi..eis attention to the metheal and
surgical treatment of the El E and EAR.
D A FN Fss of the t o rmest standine removed both hi-
medical and tturgical 000rntions on the latest se:et:mho
D r . on. *1.014 he pleased to nmeire mem o
met of the urethral acuity who wish to lumen
method of onor3t.ag loins remora) ol Deafnest.or aat
opertflon nn the F.• En E.,%11.
A RTI FICI EYE§ INSLECTED.
Othco :161 South NINTH Street. al.ore YR '
Office hours from 9 A. M. to 1P M.. and Roth t to 3
P. 31. ocl-lu4-11"