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SPEOLkti NOTICES:
Loy); and hear
'Prof. PO s'l6 OVE and MATRI
11,10Nr , TO•NigHVAIILTESDAY, Ootolmr 13th, at,
HANDEL and HMO* HALL, 'commen e ag a t t u
o'clock. ana oloallti ivitlt 19.1331,ie EXAMINATIONS:
A ribh treat may lio'ekboiACl Single rickets'= coati.
IlinErzoLoolom , EXAMINATIONS dgily,and for
a short time only, at h 22 CHESTNUT street.
- A Tuk , OPV,N&D,7--)VIIITE FRtNCI/ CHINA
!Impart Bwre, at the unprecedented price of 825--conl
plate to dine twelve pereone.
. • ~
Also, ,
lOQ Dozon WHITE FRENCH Chinn Dinner
Platei t full size and beat quality, for 511.60p0r dozen.
5.'.A.15ti.100 Dozen' WHITE FRENCH Chins - Breakfast
Plate.s t eztrarnze, for S 1 per dozen (natal priori 81.'f6)
AIM, for Economical Erma*
WhiteEnalish Stone ware Dinner Sete for 512.
Likeicile fine White Tea Seth, complete in 46 pieces,
.for $3.50. These bargains. for wish only, at the old
,CHINA HALL, CHESTNUT Street, directly unveil°
Old. Independence Hall.
°VAL • • W. .T. KERR k CO.
TII•E CROWNING GLOSY.”—A flowing,
mitt, hixiiiiant head of hair is considered the crowning
'glory of either sex, hut particularly of, woman. .1111,ES
HAVEL'S EAll ATHENIENNE HAIR RESTORER
willProduee this; Oven whore baldness has existed from
'age or disease. It also restores the hair to'its original
life-color, bleak, brown, or auburn, sod yet is not a
dye. sold by all Druggiotth and by JULES HAUL
di CO.. No. 700 CHESTNUT StreatiPhilidelphlc
HOOPLAND'S GERMAN BITTISIU3
wiu' posi
tively care Dyepopsin. Liver 'Complaint, Nervous De
bility, 5t0., COPLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
will positively cure Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough
&0., &o.
Prepared by Dr. C. M. JACKSON & CO., 418' ARCH
Street, end for solo by Druggists and dealers genersidr.
Price 75 omits per bottle. ge24-11
, Titz-Biar $5O
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
W. B. JACKSON & CO., 724 CHESTNUT Street.
Agents wanted. ' • 004.120.
. To THE Jackson & Co.
respectfully invite the ladiesof Philadelphia and vicini
ty to call and examine their new andimproved
arFAMILy, SEWING MACIUNES.
Their blachir.eS use the Straight Needle; and make
the look stitch alike on both sides of the cloth:' Offiee,
TN CHESTNUT Street, over Hazard's Book Store.
oot•12t.
Gaovma & BAK:ia's
OSIJUIRATIM Noteuzse FAMILY Bzwirm-MAxainis,
AT lISDIICED PRICER. •
,Tonapontrily at No. M Broadway.,
WEB return to No; OS in a raw week.
Tus PRIORS OF
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES
, NAVY ! IiEBN ! ! ItantrcaD sn-Sra
.GAS,LAMP DEPOT—SIXTII AND ABOII•
set!-9m
FACTS FOR THE FEESLE.—DP.. /SOW'S
aLtIiYOPIAZIC Pmts.—The only preparation of Medi..
omit Iron sanctioned by the Medical Faculty, and pre
scribed in their practice.
, The experience of thousands daily proves that no pre
paration of Iron onn, for a moment, bo compared with
it. Innoxious in all maladies in which it has hitherto
been tried, it has proved absolutely curative in numer
ous cases of each of the following complaints, via:
In Debility, Nervous Affections, Emaciation. Mann , -
ma, Constipation,Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Incipient
Consumption,Elerofuloue Tuburoulosis, Balt
Rheum; Sc urvy, Miemenstruation, Whites,
Chlomais. Jaundice, Liver Complaints,
Mercurial Consequences, Chronle
- Headaches. Rheumatism, Inter
mittent Fevers, Ito., ko., fie.
Debility,. Impurity of, the Blood, Depreesto of Vital
Energy, Pale and otherwjee Sickly Complexions, mdi
oats its necessity in almost every conceivable case. In
nil eases of Female Debility its effects are delightfully
renovating. No remedy has ever been discovered in the
whole History of Medicine which exerts such prompt,
happy. and fully restorative °Soots. Invalids so long
bed-ridden as to have become forgotten in their own
immediate neighborhoods, have, after a few trials of
this Restorative, suddenly appeared in the busy world,
as if Just returned from protnioted travel in a distant
land. Good appetite, complete digestion, rapid acquisi
tion of strength, With an anusesl disposition for notice
and cheat:Ll exercise, immediately follow ita one. For
sale by all Druggists in town and country. Price, fifty
coots per box, containing fifty pills, sent free by mail to
any part of the United States, on the reoeipt of the price.
PrinciperOMee, 359 BROADWAY.
- R.-B. LOCKE, General Agent.
Wholesale and retail in Philadelphia, by DYOTT
SONS, 218 North SECOND Street. au2s.ths&triam
' TM; STATEI Aoltioutalmti , &MISTY have
awarded the. FIRST _PREMIUM to the Sewing Me
Opines of:LADD, WEBSTER, Ar CO. New etyles, with
lettgart4vigturtit4 may
6a
19611, et their
ONO "WS bI.OTIIWEI OP Tine ''LATREIT
ersairs, made la the best .roartuar. expressly for RE.
,TAIL. SALEM LOWEST-mailing Prtees marker' in
goods diode to order warranted satis
factory. Oar ONE-PRICE System is strictly mama'
to, ais lee beltit a this td bathe °ray 'fair way of dealing,
AIL arc therebi treated odIM. - • ...TONES & C().,
, • .; Sat MARKET Street,
-4** Tauter
Oomximibatteyed by the State Di Parmsykranbh
titeliterli
_every in guar, a : nitwit,
eitte.tiiioesez ;
• .TlVllVER'OENZintsteetie vela for atones from
thedasAt to put , • - _
Al;lrbt *mite aitnsr jois gook in opLi). irkeiavit
Ma called torAtiii without notioe. - -
Mamie rectelved froet,Eureteri, Administrators.
.atordie 44 ,, atiCathei Trustees, in lake or email nuns,
to remain's long or short period.
- S. The money reoelved from Depositors is Invested in
Regai Bateto,lloilieete,pround Renta,"and other Ant.
elessPaar' Die*,
,111.'0111eit open OVOry dew—WUXI:7T Street, soutbirest
Dotter Third street:ifitleasiehfs.l
seta
, .
RA* If SAVING FUND—NORTHWEST
Goat . = ;11gOorm and' Wammr .Btreeht—Deemite re
°need ja areal! and large amounta, from an dames of
the Oommumtg A and 61101 TX intermit at the rate of fro per
Gent. per annum. • -
Money may be drawn by "oheoke without for of in
oirlve onen daily. from 9 until a o'clock, and on Mon
day, and Saturday until 5 in the evening. President,
FRANKLIN FELL: Treasurer and Beeretorr. VITAS
B. MORRIS.
'Sawaus - DER Puta-Pnoor Sesss.—A very
tirßeassortmont of SALAMANDERS for sale at reason
able Na at Booth /WATS Street, Phlladel.
olds. . .
-au23 tf
EVANS & WATSON
WassLxx &' WILSON SSWING MACHINES.
Philadelphia Moe, 828 CHESTNUT Street.
- Merchants' orders filled at. the SAME DISCOUNT es
by the Consbany.
Brandt offices In Trenton, New Jersey, and Easton
end Westchester. Pe. • seliam
MARRIED.
.HART—STONES.—On thr . , mornina of the Ittl?lnat.,
by the Rev. Dr. Ducaehet, Theodore R. Hart and Car
rie 8., daughter. of Ramat Stones, ht. D., both of tide
city , •
Hiro--MIDDLETON.—On the 29th of Sept., by Rev.D. Bettina, Mr. Opera* X . Essig. to Mice Sallie
E.
MI ditto% daughter of Wm: H. Middleton, Egg., atlof
this atty.
RIC.R.--OILLESPLE..I4)n the 79th incl., by Rev. W.
Cathcart, Mr. Henry If tee to Mrs. Margaret Virgtia.
Otttearae, both of thteottY.
DIED.
NORMAN.—Snditenle on the evening of the llth in
stant, Lewis William :Norman, in the 234 year of hie
ac ts friends and the friends of' his family, are invited
to attend his funeral, tom him late residenee,No. Re
mentor alley, on Friday afternoon ~at 2 o clock, without
blether invitation. Interment at Monument Cemetery.
The Columbia Firs Engine CompanY, of which he was
formerly a member. are invited to attend the funeral. **
BURNS —On the 10th inst., Efenger L., son of Even
and Caroline Barns, ageu 6 years, p months, and 10
Jae. •
• CORE,—Ori tl 9th instant. Samuel Core, Jr. son of
Aebizry B. and the We Sarah J. Core, in the 7th year of
his age. • • , , •
}Nears!' (remit,. „residence of his grandfather. &t
-inned Core, Sen., Enntst.reet, above Church, Ode (Thurs.
star 1 aranurn. at thelook,
WA TOlk.—On 10th instant, after a short illness,
Dante Walton.
Funeral from the residence of big brother-In-law.
Meaty Walla, N. E. corner. of Eleventh and Ideton
et t r lVi l kit i ll)Ti Vett' I n p;t7ig, g 3:l t urie e a e l I t " E'oodh ill
Smith, in the agif year of maitre.
PosrLY.Y.--on Twnoart 11th inst., nr consumption.
Amelia A.. vire of Washington M. Postley, and second
daughter of th e lasit James Kale.
• Funeral, this fTlinrsday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
from the residence ot Mr. James Darnell, No, 632 five
street.
FLYNN.—On the 11th instant, Thomas Flynn, aged 30
years. -'
Funeral from his late rpsidence,No.ll2llAdilton easel,
}Seventh, below Christian street, Mkt (Thursday) at.
ternoon. at 1 o'clock. •
CLENDANIEL..—On the 11th inat.. Not M. Cicada-
Mel. eon of the late Capt. Watson and Eim 2 Clotidani al,
aged a veers. • - •
MECCE.—On :Glider morning.lotlt instant, Joseph
Henry'. eldest son of John and Catharine Menke, aged
18 rears. -
Funeral from the residence of tile
_parents, No. 120
81argaiette levet. above Front, Ow (Thursday at ter
nooniat go'c ock.
BO D.—ln Cainden. N. on the 11th inst., Adelaide
Frailties, daughter of Mhrgaret and the late Samuel
Boyd. aged lamonths.
STEWART.—On the 10th inst., George Stewart, futile
90th year of his ace.
Funeral from his late residener,44llSouth Sixth street,
thigabirrsday)afternoon, at,2 p eltrok.
' BARRETT:An the 10th met, in her 23d year, Mug
'Mary Ana Sterrett, - daughtai- of James and Catharine
Barrett. •• • •
Nadoral from`the residence of her Patents. in Grape
ettllet, Mantiyunk, this (Thursday) afternoon, at fo.ur
mi. •
ITTETARY.—Suilderily. on the indent, Ald.
Robert 0, ittermary, in the 60th rata of his age.
Feneral roe, his late residence, 1017 South Sixth
" VlTt v r d .— e ivernwalit ' s •c 4,3 l ; ' ,..if. of Edward
flandr i in nor, satn ) ear, pf hernortatige.__
Her renew wilt take place at the houseof Mr . •
-corner of Sixteenth and Soy bert streets. liar relatit ea
and friends arn invited Ma (Thursday) morning, Pl.th
410 o clock.
INNOIL—On the lithe instant, Wilton •Lyneh, aged ,
fromuner
leaqarM theresidenceof his father, Edward
LFaah,Tia . o Whartonst etaboveSixth,this (Thula
t,„l4 k .
de giltefiNi i ii - the iithinstant,Charles G. Harms,
-salon con of Gebhard and Maria Harms. aged 26 rears.
.Minerat from the residence of lug father, northwest
corner of Catharses end Tenth streets, this (There")
Afternoon; et 2 o'elook.
L•MANstr•ELD.—On the Bth inst., Alra. Ann, wife.of
Thep nß . W, Mansfield.
ovECIK.—On the 10th bit. Mr. Henry R. Over
be. in tit 40tn er• ofe,
fromai e
ew e tats residence M. 1 Callowhill at.,
ihild e Thursayi motions, at 10 o'clock.
D RNEY.—On the 9th, inst., after a lingering ittnella.
Alm Eve M. Darner, in the fieth_year of her nee,
1 - r Patient' from her residence. N 0.230 Franklin street.
thia (Tlittraday) atterttam, 13th. inat., at l o'elook.
MOURNING STORK! BESSON & SON,
Itil. : No. 608 CILESTNUT Etreet,have a full almost-
Tridot of_ ,
Black velour Rese t - Black Gros Grain flke,
- /o.; Mousseline d Lainee,
~ 4: -.0„:1.r . - ' di Po ..
Point
i : n e tt
d t '''
:n
c7s 8 : ' 5 0
.
e..sylg:ll"°' do., fi11."1.11,11.6"kN'
do. aces. ... do. bn is idish rapeo,
— Om , ramattits, ' do. OffPc ps e l e sf!l.
i t
1 3., ftattrirc , Is do. i VON,
''' Bilre l leale 'lei% &0., &o.
4Pcolid Montoya Goc •in every variety.
":-...#..**-- - ----..m. !.."imon•!
; ,a '".' "• . ij " " ott
'' .'• * . 0 P TO LOAN,
In••'0 . 1Y148: TO NU ll' ..A2P1.1 ()ANT 8,
-, . Aeon .10taintrads s Watches " Jewelry, Guns. NW
. 0 .4. S ndOteiChStNuti tho,on, moderste terms. by JONFA.
r ., ilroVrthlreet owner of. THlkp and eAll
, L Btreeg i, lowlbard,,t i tsbus z i§ or the lit
"out 4:1
'___Lloogoi-hao , letudlllev t iir Wgdirei, by etaigem
laltanaug 44441411; for saleo lay, 4% 044-TY
4 au444l-
A LikcitrUptquiTiito,/iieuT.iFiI,MENT
!tr .
OF
_Tact' iCY—unlort MbETINCI.—The
Rev. 8. BONHOMmI - wiii deli verlr lecttire al Market
Square Preshywth Church r .Gerntptowno Rev.. hlr.
Ilelffenetein's,lT I, rflutrittal 1 EVENINCI,ICIct. 13th,
at S i Vi l e . Cri 7 TO k iiilinient itirrniphooy, with special
reference to the lewe,and the rapid progress of the
I T I N.
pet among them."
ErrPEOPLE'S LITERARY INSTITUTE.-
SEVENTH COURSE OF LECTURES.
OPENIG. LECTWRIt
REV, HENRy WARD 151,hCHER,
AT CONCERT HALL.
THURSDAY EVENING, October 20th.
11CILVIS PM 'TIM 'COIM.BII OP BIGOT
• LECTlREgrAdnitP : ' d n- il__
' BiVlan I : .....260
" nentleinan
Oand $
tALwo 300
FR E BY
Ferry & McMillan. Fourth and Chestnut.
Bower, Sixtand Vine.
Henderson, 223 Arch street.
Presbyterian Book Store, 1331 Chestnut et. nl3-7tif
BrHOMEOPATHIC COLLEGE OF PENN
SYLVANIA,,PiIhert street. hoveA Eleventh.
introdnotory Leoturoe will be delivered in the fol
lowing order : •
Pro f./. WARD, MONDAY, 10th, 8 o'olook, even
mr• C. 3 . HEMP/L. TUESDAY, 11th, 8 o'clock,
evening.
Prof. J. R. COXE,Jn., WEDNESDAY, Oth,Bo'olook,
evening.
MOORE, THURSDAY, nth, 8 p'olook,
eviming:
Prof. W. A. REED, FRIDAY.I4th. 8 o'olook, evening.
Prof. J. DEAKLEY, SATURDAY, /6th, 8 o'olook.
evening. •
Prof. H. SEMPLE, MONDAY, MN 80 ' 0100 k P. AL
Medical and Surgical Clinics, WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY, /2 o'clock M.
06-7 t. J. BEAKLEY. M. D.. Dean.
Lcr E A R SISIT IN GREEN OF F O
O S A T TI C K "P.") -
S-ST. PAS-
MieTi / ill tOrp l W:4`.Ntti r Afr i rirr w l i S l t l rllt. h :n l qrN i g
DAY, October Mth. at It noon, to consider the question
of running the cars on the Omen and Contoe•etreet
branott of the Company's toad on Sunday.
By order of the board.
02.0 DENDY BIiARWOOD, Secretary.
0010-6td&ltW
ErMIT HELL LODGE, NO. 296, A. Y. M.
—Germantown members intending to participate
dedication of the Now Hall at Chestnut Hill. will
meeton THURSDAY MORNING, 13th inst..at 8 o'olocic,
at tho Lodge Room. Full black suit, white gloves, white
apron.
13y order of Committee,
- WILLIAM F. SMITH.
GEORGE FLING,
F. W. BOOKIIIB.
JOHN A. FLYNN, Seeretay.
012-2t ' SAMUI , ,I, B. HENRY, W. M.
RACES, LANGUAGE, AND
RELIGION.—The Rev. HENRY M. SCUDDER,
rr, of India. will lecture on this subject on TUES.
DAY'EVENING, the 18th inst., at 8 o'olook, tho
MUSICAL FUND HALL.
Tickets. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
To he bad at Messrs. Parry & 11loMdlen, Wm. S. &
A. Madsen, Fresh' terian Board Tract House, nod at
the Rboms of tho Young Men's Christian Association,
1011 Chestnut. oil-St'
CONCERT ALL—NEW LECTURE.—
Ba. HALL—NEW Rev. WM. H. MILBURN.
" THE BLIND MAN ELOQUENT,"
will rive hie
NEW LECTURE,
CLUTH/AY EVENING, October 13th.
The kubjeot le a novel one,
'ENT ITLED
" WHAT A BLIND SAW IN ENGLAND."
It was delivered at the Cooper Institute, Now York,
for the first time, to an
IhIMENSE AUDIENCE,
Tickets 28 cents, or five for $l.
For sale at all the usual places.
Lecture. Quarter to mat o'clock. onaN
rfrJEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE.—
Hesston of 3839-80.—Order of Introductory Leo
tures.
rrof. Dunglison. Monday, October 10, at 7 P. M.
Prof. Mitchell, Tuesday, October U. at 7 P.M.
Prof. Gross. Tuesday, October 11. at 8 P.M.
Medical and Swam! Clinic, Wednesday, Octoberl2,
at It M.
Prof. Dickson, Thursday. October 13, at 7 P. M.
Prof. Meisel, Thursday. Octobor, 13. at 8 P. M.
Prof. Bootie, Friday, October 14, at 7 P. M,
Prof. Pancoast, Friday. October '4, at 8 P. AL
Medtoaland Bursteal Chain. liaturday,_ October le,
at /2M. ROBLEY DUNGLIBON, M. D., Dean.
{ITPENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE—MEDI.
cal Department, Ninth street, below Locust
The introductory Lectures will be delivered as follows.
Prof. Hartshorn. Monday. October 10th, at 4 P. M.
Prof. Palma, Monday, October loth, at 6 P.M.
Prof. Gobrecht, Tuesday, October 11th, at 4 P. M.
Prof. Meigs. Tuesday, October 11th, at 6 p. iI
_Prof. Harlow. Thursday, October 13th at 4 P. M.
Prof. Rand, Thursday, October 13th, at 5 P. M.
Prof. Halsey. Friday. October 14th, a; 5 P. M.
Medical and Surgical clinics on Wednesday and Sat
urday at noon. The nubile is invited to attend.
07-7 t. LEWIS D. HARLOW, M. D., Dean.
---
NOTICE.—GREEN AND COATES-ST.
PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY.
third instalment et PIVR DOLLARS vs? share,
on the gook of the Green and Coaleaatreet Passenser
Railroad Company. Will be due andiasyable on the 14th
a' of October. MO, at the offsse of the company, No.
WALNUT Street.
Y order of the Board.
swthatutOlt HARRY CONNELLY, Treasurer.
Org:A. P. A.—TitARMONY LODGE, AO. 40
will hold their second annual festival at the ME
-1;108' HAM,. Fourth and George streets, on
THURSDAY EVENINO.I.IO, inst.
Doors open at 7) o'clock. Tickets. to cents, to be had
at the door. .1. BOYD. Chairman of Committee.
WM. THOMPSON, Secretary, ofl-at*
rPARdIERS• AND MECHANICS' BANK
FIIILADIMPIIIA,. October 3d, DM
otice is hereby riven that an election for Thirteen
Directors will he held tit the Banking 'Pause On MON
DAY, November23st,3B69, between the hours of go'elnek
A. M. and 3 o'clock P. M.; and a general meeting of the
Stockholder' will be held on 11E8DA It; November Ist,
at o'clock P. Bt., at theme n tog_ House.
04 dtat ItUdaTON, JR., Cashier,
WotiUBOUTWARK BAPIK—PIIIILADEL
YRIA. October 3d,1823.
tie le herebygisen that an election for Thirteen
Directors will be held at the Banking House on MON
DAY, November 21st, 1809, between the hours c,f 10
o'clock A. Al. and 3 &cloak r. m.. 4 and a general meet
ing of the Stockholders will be held on TUESDAY, No
comber let, at in, o'clock N.
oklte2l P. P. STEEL, Cashier.
M==l=2=l
BALLY iTc . BRUTHER.
• NO. OgO OILESTNUT STRUT,
*ILL OPEN TODAY
tOT Or •
ENGLISH ; T-Argg.TßT
0? tiEVir ' PATTERNS,
AT ONE DOLLAR A YARD,
Ant
ENGLISH INGRAINS
AT
REVINTY.E.IVE - CENTS.
id2.dtdaif
TO MERCHANTS BUYING OIL
CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES.
BLABON & SMITH,
MANUFACTURERS OF OIL CLOTHS,
146 NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
We invite the attention of dealers to our large stook of
FLOOR. TABLE, AND CARRIAGE OIL CLOTHS,
GREEN GLAZED OIL CAMBRIC,
a beautiful article for shade,. The largest stook of
WINDOW SHADES and BUFF HOLLANDS in the
market, at prices which defy oompetition. anSl-2m
RO usE.runmsuirour GOODS.
PP C. WALBORN & CO.,
/NOW) NOS. 3 AND 7 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
have now a very superior eursortment of Shirts, Under
clothing, Gloves, 'Hosiery, etc.
Special attention given to
GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS,
of which a fine assortment is constantly kept on hand.
010-3ini
THE "FIERY STAR," GAS-CON
.. MATING AND RADIATING AIR-TIGHT
,
STOVE, far Parlors, Halls, Offices. Stores, ice.
he most economical, cheerful, and health, clove in
the markot. All who wieli a heating stove that will
give entire satisfaction are invited to tall and see ono
of the
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In operation nt our Warerooms.
Every variety of Stoves Both Plain and
OAS.BURNING.
for Parlors, Kitchens, Chamixirs, Haller Ac., may he
found in our assortment.
Our celebrated
ROYAL,
SEA-SHELL, and
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CHALLENGE
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NORTH, CITASE, AND NORTH,
013.1 m No. 209 North SECOND &met.
WILLIAM lIODGSON, Chemist and
Druggist, being deprived. by siokness of phy
sioal ability for the usual active attention to imsiness,
has, for the present. committed the personal rare end
sapersisiou of his store (still under bin own &mica and
directionf to THOMAS A. LANCASTER. whin hoe
been in lila employ between four and five yearn, and has
oortipletsd a thorough course of pharinaceutioal educa•
tlon, and graduated in the Philadelphia College of Phar
macy. By thin arrangement. he trusts to secure. during
big absence, it careful and prompt attention to the
- wishes and interests of hie customers, and he respect
fully counts the continued confidence and kindness of
his friends and the public.
yg E. corner of ARCII and TENTH Streets.''
Philadelphia, 10th month 10th, ISM eta-et
NICHOLSON,
ir• • DlRlllefletUTOr of
SHIRTS. LINEN and MARSEILLES
BOSOMS and COLLARS.
A largo and choice assortnier4, and watt. NrAbO9
olwhys on hand, unto which I particularly invite the at
. Of CABO and OrOmOt-rMIyIOK nowr-Tikin NUM.
"fi ld n . E. corner of SECOND and ARCH &roes.
POILADOLPOIA. 013-1111•
Jr would be a great folly to employ
any other then the sunbeam to paint volt Pieter° ;
therefore get Life-size Photographs, tn oil, and minia
tures. Photographs, plain or in watercolons, at
REIMER'S Gallery. SECOND Street. above Green. It*
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL for
Young Lollies. all branches fought. A few more
yeipde received in 141181 C. EVENING Beliool for Adult
Leoles. Beer Reference given. Apply et No. CO North
THIRTEENTH Street. 013-3 t
TPERSONS who wish to present
- 11 - their friends with a handsome flat, inconern
tulation of tits, result of the Election. are invited to
make the allt a useful one, by selectins one of
CII,ENIV3 Fall Styles of Dres If t d
s a now Tea y
11" Nor Invest owner of ZIGHTH and HACK.
ALL KNOW TILE SUPERIORITY OF
McCI.BES' Photographs. The price is now as
low as at other galleries. Pholograilis for %one dollar;
Daguerreotypes, el: Ambrocyl !
No. al En kill Street,
It • Pesuitermlwnlinll.
GERMANTOWN
0 PASSENGER RAILWAY
COMPANY —On and after
• October nth, the carp of this
Company will leave the Diamond-street elation, for
Germantown. as follows:
At 6, W o und 7 A. M., and every twenty minutes until
o'clock P. M.; and every fifteen minutes until 8 P.
M. ; n every half hour until 12 OCIOGIC M.—at which
time the last oar will leave the depot.
Leave the Germantown station, for Philadelphia, at
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every twenty minutes until BP.M., and then every half
hour time until 11 P. M.
Quarterly School t'asses to and from the city. and
Packages of School 'Pickets, through Germantown, for
sale at depots at Germantown or Diamond street, and
(+nice, we) Dock street.
13,12y_
-41 t W. order of the Preside M nt.
0. SiNGERLY, Secretary.
DEFINED SUGARS AND SYRUPS.-
C. DONOGHUE, In &Alta WATER Street, oWers
for sale, at the lowest cash prices, a fresh stook of Re
fined Rums and Syrups, of venous grades. 017-gt*.
VIIEAREST WINDOW GLASS in town,
et DICK'S, 8, W. corner of SEVENTH and
SOUTH. oil Do*
112 SOUTH FOURTH STREET. 112
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MEMOIRS OF ROBLRT-lIOUDIN.
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SI ,
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NEW BOOKS
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trfflE WHEAT PLANT: its orisio, culture. A c. ,rroth
deVelopment, composition, varieties, diseases, ,
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SCIENCL OP EDUCATION, and Art of
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DE QUINCY—THE LOGIC OF POLITICAL ECO-
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THE CRICKET F or, the History and Sci
ence of Crinket.
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BORDER wan. A tale of Disunion. By J. B.
Jones:
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thentio accounts of the Darien -Expedition, and the
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" EN t OLlftli rtud AMERICAN RTA'PRGYBRY.
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N. B. TEACHERS will do well to call at the
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examine our large and oomplete easortment of School
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w3u
GOOD - NOTICE.
JOSHUA L. BAILY,
~ .I,SEPTRTER AND JOBBER,
213 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Invites modal attention to one of the largest and
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IN THU MARKET, EMBRACING ALL THE NO
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MITI SIRE OE MARKET BTRIZT,
---4stevst SECOND,
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SPECIAL NOTIOE
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
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Express and Fast Linea run through to Pittsburg,
without change of Cars or Conductors.
Smoking Cars are attaohed to each Train_; Woodruff's
Sleeping Cars to Exress and Fast Train& The
EXPRSS RUNS DAI LY: Mail and Peet Lines, Sun
days excepted.
Mail Tyam leaves Philadelphia at 7.13 A, M.
Fast Line " " , 3130 A. M.
Raven Train leaves "
_10.50 P. M.
WAY TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
Parkeaburg Accommodation at 1700 A. M.
Harrisburg Accommeation, via Colundua,2.oo P. M.
Columbia ' 4.30 P. N.
Passengers for Went Cheater will,r.ake the Mail,
Parkesburg, and Lancaster Trains, at the Pennsylv ania ßailroad Passenger Station.
Passengers for Sunbury, Williamsport, Elmira, Bun
lo Niagara Falls , and intermediate points , leaving Phila.
des
. ph a. at 7.4 113., and 2P. M., 1 2 direg through. a a
Cosign . ; ?II %II:411T: Yord at
k, Bostondlcoroffil
ti more ; and Tickets Esatarard at any of the important
Railroad Muse in the West; alto on board any of the
regular na of Steamers on the 'hfississippi or Ohio
Rivers. U
•
Lm Fare always allow tly other Route.
The completion o the weetern connections of the
Pennsylvania Railroad to Chicago,make this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
GRFAT NORTHWEST.
The eonnection ofjyaoks by the Railroad Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding I drayage or ferriage of Freight,
together with the saving of time, are advantaree readily
appreeiated by Shippers of Freight and the Travelling
Pultho.
FREIGHTS WESTWARD.
By this Route Freights of all descriptions can he for
warded from Philadelphia aiew York Buxton, or Balti
more, to any point on the Railroads ol i Ghio. Kentitokr,
Indian:L
road direct. . .
Tlin Pennsylvania Railroad also connects at. Pittsburg
with Steamers, by which Goode can be forwarded to any
port on the Ohio. Muskingum. Kentucky, Tennessee.
Cumberland, Illinois, Mimi/wpm, Wisconsin, Moionn,
Kansas, Arkansas, and Red Rivers; and at Cleveland,
Sandusky and Chicago, with Steamers to all ports on the
tiiiithweslarn Lakes.
erchauts and Shigpers entrusting th ransportariqo
of heir Freight to MIS Company, 1:12111 re ly with Oond
dlPWAVeltrOlP In ° 4 %ET to any point in the West
by the Pennsylvania Railroad are at BR times ell favors.-
bio as are oharged by other Railroad C ompanies. ,
n e.. nartleidef td math Packages ' via NUM. Rail-
Merchants in the West ordering goads gm the East,
will do well to direct them to be shipped by this Route.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
to, or address either of the following Agents of the Corn
natty :
D. A. BTRWART, Pittsburg;
Doyle A 00., Steubenville,O.; H. B.Pi erce & Co., Zanes
ville, O.; J.. 1. Johnston, Ripley, O.; R. McNeely. Mays
ville, Ky.; Ormsby* Cropper,Portamouth, O.; Paddock
Co., Jedersonville, Intna; 11. W. Hump & Co.,
Cincinnati, O.; Athern A ibbert, Cinc i nnati 04 R. C.
fileldrum,, Madison, Ind.; ahem Bingham, .ouisville,
Ky.; P. G. O'Riley & Co.. Evansville, Ind.; .W. Gra
ham & 00., Cairo, 114 R. F. StissOlL Louis, Mo.; John
H. Harris, Naahville, Penn,: Harris&
Tenn.; Clarke fr. Co. Chicano, DI.; W. H. oonts.
Alton, III.; Murphy A W alls, Dubuque, Ili.; orb t reight
Agents of Railroads at different points In the est.
Parties attending to their own shipments om the
East. will find it to their interest to call on the Agentsof
the Company at the following places before slopping I
fr letters addressed to either of them on the subject of
reights, w dl mnet with prompt attention:
E. J. SPIEEDER, Philadelphia.
MAGRAW & KOONS, 80 North Street, r altiriore.
LEECH & CO., 2 Astor flange, or 18. Witham st..N.Y.
LEECH & CO., 04 Kilby street, Boston.
H. H. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agent, Phila.
L. L. HOUPT, Gang Ticket Agent, Phila.
TIIOB. A. SCOTT, Gen
Saul. Altoona, Pa.
'eta.
NOTICE TO SIIIPPERS
OP LOCAL FREIGHT.
The i RNIMIA RAILROAD COMPANY are
now prepared to receive and fomard_freight to Om fol
lowing points on the NORTREM CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD •
acne
Raven, Lewisburg,
Northumberland,
twse7Chore, Suldniry,
inden, Treverton Intersection,
ewbury,town,
Williamsport, Zile g ritown,
Manny, Halifax,
WatsontoWn i ork,
Milton, Lan , over inflation.
ALS
Gettysburg, and all interme ' volution HANOVER
RAILROAD.
All_ goods sent to Freight Station, THIRTEENTH
and MARKET Streets will be_prom_pill forwarded.
lvtl-dm IC, .8N }tit DE R. Freisht Agent.
1859. SRAM 1859.
FALL ARRANOEMENi—NEW YORK LINES.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHILA
DELPHIA AND TREN'f ON R AILROAD CO'S
LINES, PROM PHILADELPHIA TO
NEW YORK AND WAY-PLACES,
PROM WALNI:I , 6IItEICT musts,
Will )1 , 11,V0 as follows, viz RAZE.
At 6 A. AL, via Camden and Amboy, Cam. it Am.
Accommodation $2 25
At A. M., via Camden and Jersey City,l New
Jersey /Acoommodation..,, -2 25
At ti A. M., ma Camden and Jersey City, Morning 3
l 00
At Mai II A. SI, by Steamboat, via Tacony and Jersey
City, Western Express 3 00
At 12}4 P. M., via Camden and Amboy Acconlmo
dation.. . . .... - 223
At 2P. AL, via Camden .......... 6:ac. A. Ex
press 600
At 4 P. M. by Steamboat , via TeLoony and Jer- •
sey City, .Evening Express 3 00
At 4 P. M.. by_ Steamboat, via Tsoorty and Jer
sey Ctty,2tl Class Ticket.................. 206
AtMall 6P. M., via Camden and Jersey City E vemng 00
At 11. p. M., via Camden and Jersey City, Soothe nt
Amain
2 22
At 6 P. M.vm Camden and Arnboy,Accommodati on,
(Freight told Puseenger)-Ist Class Ticket ....... 225
2,1 Class Ticket......
. 60
The 6p. M. Mail Line rune daily. The U P.M. South
ern Saturday, excepted.
A
PMar
214 Flenungten, /so., at 6 A. M.
zirti ti gi t n,y ;ili tle z = a nd Bethlehem, at 6
fidn_ ' ll7t te lg i gelifiri sbu o
Laos - swimme r
_and Western . ztalltpd.
For-Mount at StAnd94l- grid. a ant 4P. AL
For Freehold, a . .
At,Y.
1.11; Brigtol t Trenion, ao, at 14 and 4 P. AL. from
Por ' Palmyra. ha t ' rnly, Burlington, Borden
town. Ao.. at Mg, 43 r. M. -
tfteambotjohn elleen, or Borientow.n and interme
diate places, at P, NJ,
Steamboat , Tarot:Ai, foi Bristol, Burlington, and in
teLmediate place.. at 11 A. M. and 4 P. M.
Fifty pounds of baggage only thawed each mumenser.
Pri,esengers are prohibited from taking any thing as Ml
gess
but t
veering apparel. All 'baggage over No
Sounds to be paid for extra. The company limit their
responeibility tar baggage to one dollar per pound , and
will not be liable for any amount beyond 15/00, except
by specisl enntraot.
Oct. 7. WM. H. UATZMER. Agent.
PHILADELPHIA, GER
.... MANTOWN AND NORRIS
TOW A L AD—fIUMM ER ARRANGEMENTS—
On and alter Mood. Maff 9th 1389. until further notice.
F() GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6,7, 13, BX, min,, 10, 11; 12,
A M.,1,2,2. 330 M.,1, 4.6, 5)4 78, 9, 10, andll3iy. AL
Le ave Germantown 6. 7, 731,g, Bei. 9, /0, 11, A. AL. 12 4,
1, 1 1,3, 4, A, 0, 6.34 731. 8,9, 10% .M.
ON SUNDAYS,
P Leave Philadelphia 9.03 nun. A. AL, 8, 3. 5, 7 X, and 10 . .34
AL .
Leave Germantown 8.10 min. A. M., 1.10 min., 4. 634
and 91( P.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 6,8, 874,11 A. M., 11, Hi, 4, 8X.6, 0 ,
11!: P. Al.
heave Chestnut 111117.10, 7.40, 8.10, 9.40, 11.16 A. AL,
17.40, 3.10, 6.40, 7.10, 8.40, 10.10 P. Al.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9.03 min. A. M., 9.3. and 734 P. M.
Leave Chestnut 11111 7.60 A. AL, 12.60, 6.10, and 8.65
P. M.
.
FOR CONMOHOCREN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave riffirtdelrhia o, 8.05 min.. 19.1 ; 5, 1 T au., 11X A. M.,
m ailliTtig:;nl l l, l ,l, ' l t /t il ht., 1, W, IX.
ON SUNDAYB,
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M. 3 and 4 P. M
Leave Norrietown 7 A. M.. 'and 6 P. M.
• -•
. • • •
FOR MANAP UNK.
Leave Philadelphia 6. 7.03 min., /MA min., 74 . , 7 0 .1)3
min.. 11.4 A. M. 1.06 min., 2.05 min., 3.08 min.. 4.). 6X,
. 71St P. M.'
DLeave anay el( 84. 73.4.8. q, ., 94,104,114 A. M., 14,
5.05 min., 4,5, 8, 9.08 nun. F. Al.
ON SUNDAYM,
Leave Philadelphia 8 A. M., 3, 4 P M.
Leave Mannyunk 7%A. M., 04 , Mt P. M.
IL K. 81111 PH. General tiuperinlendeet,
mu DEPOT. NINTH and URELI9 &zee&
SCROFULA, WHITE SWELLING, HIP
DISEASE, 'FETTER, SCALD HEAD, Eruptions
of the Skin generally. and all Rumors and Imamate.' et
the Blood, are radically and permanently cured by the
celebrated
IMPERIAL - DEP URATIVE.
Ulm been a very Important agent in the sate of
CANCEROUS DISEASES by Dr.Louneberty & Co., for
a number of years past. and its great value in the curs
of Cancers is abundantly established by the many cures
effected by it.
In SCROFULOUS affections its remarkable curative
elect line never been equalled. It cures the most obsti
riate,cases.
Tk.TTLYt. SCALD HEAD, and all Eruption, of the
Skin, readily yield to a moderate use of thin Medicine,
Malignant liken and Sores are readily cured by the use
of a few bottles.
Prepared and sold by
hIacNICROL, & BRO., (Late Louneberry,& C0 . .,k
No. 60 North FIFTH ytroet , below Aron.
For sale by the following Dniersts _
J. F. Long & Co., Laneaster; W.Epting. Pelts &
J. H. Rneer, Heeding' B. /3„ Stevens Heeding T. J.
McClintock, Easton; Je.w. Given,west Chester; Win.
Stabler, Norristown; Simon pir,Ti r g l thleji . e h iu m; % l D .
soy, Now Hope,: Dr. Leslie, Br is tol ;
Allentown ;_ Mho Bell, Memel unk, J. D r .
.Jam_os „ ,
Trenton; De La Cour, ,g 611 1a 611 ,t,
Bridgeton; Robertson & i f tdott r ineotlL. , 9
hall, Wilintirston; L. H. ttoo_ ',Z.: a...a t: T.l7 T . X.
Hantinerely. Milford, Del.; and rug i
1611-etuthetruf
NEW YORK
nit. 31OFFAUS VEGETABLE LIFE
PILLS AND PHOENIX. BITTERS have been
thoroughly tested. and pronounced a sovereign remedy
for dyspepsia. flatulency, heart-bora and headache,
costiveness. tharrlicea, fevers of alt kinds. rheu =tient,
gont, grnvel, worm, scurvy, unions, eruptive com
plaints, salt rheum, erysipelas, common colds and in
fluenza. irregularity and all derangement of the female
system. pile.. and various other diseases to which the
humeri frame is liable. For elle by the proprietor, Dr.
W. B. MOFYAT . eta BROADWAY . New York. en d by
Druggists generally all over the country. d4-d&Wly
DOINGS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
STATE FAIR FOR 1859.
SIX FIRST PREMIUMS AND SIX DIPLOMAS.
Best Furnace for Warming Buildings.
Tn MINOLD ec WILSON.
GAS CONSUMING CONE FURNACE.
PIRsT PREMIUM.
BEST PORTABLE FURNACE.
T., ARAOLD SC. WILsON.
RICHMOND'S PORTABLE FURNACE.
FIRST PREMIUM.
BEST COOKING RANGE.
To AnsoLn & WILRON.
CHILSON'S DOUBLE•OV FN COOKING RANGE.
FIRST PRHMIUM.
BEST PARLOR COAT. ORATES.
To Atoicirds & WILSON.
LOW DOWN and BASKET GRATES,
ENAMEL[
PREMIUM.
BEST ENABIELLED SLATE MANTELS.
To ARNOLD SC WitsoN.
For is very handsome display of Enamelled Slate Man
tels, very highly finished, and of superior workmanship.
FIRST PREMIUM.
ABNOLD & WILSON.
IMO CHESTNUT street.'
B. M. PELTWELL. Supt. oS-If
EYE AND EAR.
DEAFNESS.
DR. VON MOSCI(ZISKER,
OCULIST AND AURIST.
Dr. M. given his tr.:chime attention to the medical and
aurgical treatment of the El E and EAR.
IIEeFIYhBS of the longest standing removed both by
midi eat and surgical operntions on the latest smentifio
principles. Dr. Si. would be pleased to receive mein
hers of the medical faculty who wine to WaLless bus
method of operating for the removal of Deafness, or any
operat inn on the EYE and EAR.
EYES INeERTED.
Office 204 South NINTH Street, above SPRUCE.
Mee hours from 9 A. 31. to t and from 4 to
P. hl.
WARM AIR FURNACE.
THE NEW COXSUMER FURNACE
OAS
Will thoroughly Warm your house with rig a•guinn
Less COAL MAO is reunited by any other Furnace,
Satisfaction in all 0.111011 guaranteed. Buildings Warmed
and Ventilated by ARNOLD k WILSON,
1010 CHESTNUT Streak
SLATE MANTELS,
The Richest and molt Beautiful Specimens of
Enamelled Blase irlointete, ever offered for sale in this
aeuntrY, manureor lased by us, from Pennsylvania Slate
stone, and for sale very low.
ARNOLD & WILSON,
1010 CHESTNUT Street-
COOKING RANGES.
All in want of he Beet Elevated Double MO
Cooklng Range, will do well to nail at
ARNOLD & wimorms.
ee 10-3mlt 1010 CHESTNUT Street,
MEDICINAL.
WANTS.
A. MEDIBER OF THE SOCIETY OF
FRIENDS CAR obtain the esnieee of a quiet
tmluetrious women. A rood home more deeirtj
tt l iga m gre n n i gtleith brelertllrd n elVy7el:4Te 6 d."ol % !
exceptum7Ole marshal' given. Adgeas "Gertrude."
Blood's Dispatoh. ort-3t.
AyouNG MAN-is desirous of obtain
ing: emilnytheizt la tins Wholesale House. where
he can make himself intent either to .the Counting
Room or Store. No compensation required. Address
"S. 5.," at this are. 013-tit•
$2,000 G TO' AN'IED-A
ood Business Man as Partner in a
business 'dreads established and paying thirty per cent.
One that to well aceustnted with the Wholesale Notion
Goods Trade preferred. Address D. SCOTT. at this
office. 013-31
A YOUNG MARRIED MAN, who is a
good, rapid penman, and who has a knowledas
of amounts. Wants employment in any capacity. Ad
dress " Honesty," office or this paper. 01241.*
A MIDDLE-AGED MAN, who writes
4 . 31 - a fair hand and is good at figures. and has som e
knowledge of keetongaccounts. desires a situation in a
Whnie"Te Stare 9r tmtnr,, as Storekeeper or Porter.
Address •"." o ce of The Press. 01141*
WANTk.D—By an active man, of good
addreas. a situation as nut-door salesman;
would be reciting to accept a commission. Address
Perseverance, office of The Press.
IVVANTED—A young Man as Assistant
Bookkeeper in a Wholesale lirt Goods ouse.
Go references required. Address • is Co., 'this
&Bee.
WANTED—By the Ist of November, a
Rouse with blithe toodens improvements, Lo-
anted between Vine apd &men, 4nd Fifth and Twelfth.
Address" Box 23-11." Philadelphia Post Office. 06-7 t,
FOE SALE AND TO LET.
91 1 0 DRUGGISTS.—For sale, a large and
well-arranged tints and Prescription Bore.
Pio a rp,D4 cash busing% For particular*. stidrsee
C. J, 0., Blood 'e Diepsteh. 013-2 t.
TO LET—Brick Dwelling, 417 11A11-
ita. MOM' Street, north of Catharine, east of Firth
Street. Five moms, :arid yard, &c. Apply . from Bto
Id A. M., 6W VINE Street. It'
drA, TO RENT—The Store and Dwell
inst Howe No. ZS CHESTNUT Street. It is a
firet.rate plug oP teurineea. Apply lit the ttore, from
11 to t 2. or at No. 620 ARCH Street. It.
L 1 61.-.. FOR SALE—A Pair of Northern-Bred
BLACK HORSES. Id hands bleb, 6 years old.
Warranted sound and kind. Fries amo: Apply at
HUNT'S Stables,
612-3 t CHERRY Street, above Eighth.
TO RENT A handsome Cottage, with
11116 lawn. three minutes from depot. eleven
rooms, gat water, and heater. Inquire on the meatuses.
8. E. corner of lElck; aed HA/W.OCH duvets. tier
tnantown. u1241*
at VALUABLE FARM Al' PUBLIC
Lm. SALE.
RICHARD R. CORSON. Real Estate Broker, will
gen, on
pATURDAY. October 15. IRV,
on the Frannie., in Worcester Township, Montgomery
county, a handsome, and highly-cultivated FARM of
cIIFTY acres. more or less. bounded be hinds of A.
M °u
ean. rge Harman. Henty Winkle, and others,
quite an the Germantown Yike. five miles from Nor
ristown. quarter of a mile above Fair View. The im
provements are a new
STONE DWELLING HOUSE,
two and a half stories high. with 13 room, well adapt
ed for it store or tavern or both, built of good materiel.
and highly finished . Withspring of water at the door
and pump therein, a frame barn, steno stable high, and
neariy new, built of good material. two waggon house*,
noyd-onb, and other necessary outbuildings. There is
a hde Hone hat n end
SMALL DWELLING
on the lower end ol the !arta. Would make two handrome
Properties if disideil.. and wilt :ICI she whole together
or separately. Thus is a very desirable property. being
beautifully located. in a good neighborhood ?OA tOlDre.
mo nt to churches. boarding schools, stores. de.
The propnetor being advanced in year. if determined
to sell. Persons wishing to view the premises will call
on the pro_prietor. residing thereon, or to the under
signed, at Norristown. Sale to commence at I o'clock
I'. M.
Conditions made known on the day of sale.
Carriages will be provided for 'transmit from the city
by calling at my office, before It o'clock . , on day of ule.
R. R. CORSON, Arent.
oil—lt For Abraham Hendrick?.
CATAWISSA First-Mortgage Bonds will
be taken in pa went fur a neat desirable regidence
in a good locality, clear of Incuebrance,anctta the Nl
mustier of a good paying tmonnt. For particulars ap
ply at No 12n8 CALLOWHILL t 4 treat. ott-3t`
AreCOUNTRY SEAT WILL BE SOLD AT
PUBLIC BAI,E. the lath inst.. at ONE o'clock. in
b .town. Hatfield Towpshtp, Monl o omery county,
Pa., near hoe Lextnetnn Railroad Station. It contains
14 aeree fine improved land. The Improvements are
all gond. and nearly new. The lonation healthy and
tett desirable. For further particulars. inentre of
IiVID BRU2iBli,
010-et° HI North THIRD Street. Phila.
POR SALE OR EXCHANG E.—A liana
-. Ville Cottnse and groundsoq y i ttT Street,
between Mary and Wiiimin titres's. West P la.
hill tm exchanzed for a pleasant and convenient city
ilvretltris. Lot seby 166t0 aback street. stable minas. The
house has all modern eouvenisroe-s, and is In portent
order. Possession given tmmedifirely. Apply to
ROBERT REID, on Premises.
NS-et ` or N. W. corner RACE and JI;NIPEIt.
S6OOO—SIX WELL-SECURED
• Ground Renis.o
M N f each. for
sale et it discount. Apply to JOHN B. AHA,
08-ituthat * , 142 South EIG ami Street.
$ 1 1 111 :K* M l e N rehrl e
ndte S . li rci l j !i l lo p snjo i n st
r!t N y.
Address &x 614. Philadelphia Post. Office. isals•-
FOR SALE—A medium size Fire-proof
low jt t S ig e 'sDre it H igrit n e ß rlr i g
VLAETT. No. kW North FRONT Street. 07-6t*lf
pOR SALE.
A. The Buhecriber will diglose ante eAtire Stook of
FINE MONUMENTS, BTh i I , 'UANY L,
BEAD MONUMENT EIIM%
AT THE MA ktail,
4fo. ISSEARCH Street.
oat of .bightee nth Urea . ;
el.tm WM. MILL MOORE.
T O LET-TO LET-.TO LET-TO LET.
A farce Second-story Room. Northeast corner
CH geTNUTeed SIOHTti Streets, 100 by Zs feet. suita
ble fors Wholesale Boot end Shoe. or Strew business.
A150...111,m0 Third-story Room, in the same build
• nit
lso: A Lime %send- to s Room, St by Vitett,S.
corner BROAD end WALNUT.
Alan A Lerge Two-story Store,ln BROAD Street.
eboire Sine, 23 by 790 feet. Apply to
J. R. EDWARDS,
s9ll-m&thlm • 633 WALNUT Street.-
git AT PUBLIC S A LR---On SATURDAY,
-a. Oct. fl, lean, on the premises Valley Form,"
in Cheater county, adjoining Cala Station. on Penn
sylvania Railroad, three miles west of Downingtown.
containing MD Aorta of excellent %wady of Land. with
good Buildings. and possessing many advantages et
water. roads, and other conveniences, For further par
ticulars call upon JNO. E. FOX. Exeoutor,
No. U Smith THIRD Street, Phil a.
►ro LET—A Second-story Room, conve
nient to the State Moose, imitable for a Lawyer's
Offioe. Apply 431 CHESTNUT Street. alb
mg FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE--
ma. The subscriber, in goncentrating,hie business on
Chestnut street. pest of Tenth street,ofrem for tale,
upon reasonable terms, Wahine manufactory, with out
buildings and large lota ground fronting on Sixth, Mar
shall, and Master streets, suitable for almost ans large
manufacturing business. For Sinaloabus Inquire of
ALFRED FITLER, Conveyancer, No. St N. FIXTEI
Street, or to the subsenber, No. 1009 CHESTNUT St.
std-Ins WM. D. ROGRILS.
BOARDING.
To fine oommanicatmg Rooms; also
one emelt nne extant.
II Apply at tatta WALNUT etreet. 013-6 t•
CLOAKS AND FUKS.
FOR LADIES' COSTUMES.
FURS OF ALL NATIONS,
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY,
IN A ROOM
SPECIALLY SET APART FOR THEIR EX
HIBITION,
AT THE
PARIS MANTILLA
AND
CLO.,IK EMPORIUM,
708 ourerNur STREET
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.
on.tuths-6c
PAPER HANGINGS, &c.
PAPER HANGINGS.
NOW IS TUN TIMM TO
PAPER YOUR ROUSES.
HART, MONTGOMERY, & CO.,
O. 322 CHESTNUT STREET,
Have for male every variety of
PAPER HANGINGS,
BORDERS, &C,,
Which will be acid at the lowest rates, and R ut up by
careful workmen. 00-dtpolo
WALL PAPER WAREHOUSE.
HOWELL & BOURKE,
17 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, (111CLOW MARKET)
AND OPPOSITE MEECH/01T STREET.
Have on band a large and splendid assortment of
WALLL AND
WINDOW PAPERS,
To which they invite the attention of
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN BUYERS.
auto-tra
MILLINERY GOODS.
WARBURTON,
1004 CHESTNUT STREET,
ABOVE TENTH,
300 S. SECOND ST,, DE Low SPRUCE ST
It.. just received n beautriul supply of
COIFFURES, CACIIEPEIGNEs,
CROWN PIECES, AND BARBS,
In real and imitation, of the newest Paris Fashions
WARBURTON,
300 SOITTIT SECOND ST., BELOW SPRUCE ST
1004 CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE TENTH
ocT-tr-if
AIRS. M. A. KING will open Winter Mil.
linea l on THURSDAY. Octobor nth, at N 0.21 8
SECOND street, above Chestnut. octl-(Ft•
ANUffElMrrii.
WHEATLEY & CLARKE'S a
STREET THEATRE.
THIS THURSDAY ANING. A 4 0.
THE
_PRIDE. DE_ THE M BRET.
Mantua de Wallis. ktr. etedilait Chevalier de
&tame. Mr. Po7maa Panne. Mr. 8.
Clarke; Marten. Min: Jobs Drew.
'1 ritE dkattol:B FAMILY.
bl, Aminidab air. Jahn Gilbert.
aax Ps iszA.—ittlmisrmon.Se cents ; Seecred Beals
re Dress Circle, 375{ tests; Parquet. LO 4**411-
Door. Ores at s p atter to 7 o'clock: Perronosoo• to
flint...a • 41 7ti n Ark preeiaalf •
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE,.
Sole Leesee.. .M. A. GARREITSON.
THIS (THURADAYI EVENT/W. Oct. IA
WONDER; OR, WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET
Doe Fe is, Dlr. Barry Sullivan; Donna Vicdantn.
Anna Cowell.
To conclude with
TRE MILLER'S MAID.
Scat' ow PR ICES . -- Dress Circle. I ISlMASSeellnia 'nth
:Kt; extra etre!) CO cents; ( raj Seell
.L A g
SO can ; gond Tier and Family trete,
Tsar, 26 cent, ncate Bows , SemOrdinag to th eir 1 and *3; Single Seats to Orchestra. and Willa;
goaes.7s cents.
SOX Men open &dlr. from 10 until I o'clock. idiots
seats can be secured in advance.
AblliftlCAN ACADEMY OF idIISIO
ATELs AND MARTINETTI FAMILY.
. THIS (THURSDAY) EVF.NING. October 13,
SOLDIER pop. LowE.
Joint& Francois Ravel; Charles, Mona. Patti/oat ;
Janitn, Miss Frances.
GYMNASTIC BRMICISES.
By the Martinotti Brother., Messrs. A Lehman, and
Alexandre.
BLANCO; OR. THE MAGIC SWORD.
Bianco. Hnbriel Ravel; DO. Albino. K. Mathieu.
Pat crs.—Parmse t, remota Circle and Balcony, co eta.;
Family Circle and Amphitheatre,26cents.
Box Often open from 10 A. M. till 4 P.M.. when Boats
can be seemed anthont extra charge. Nam oven at T
o'clock. PST Immance to commence at 7) o'clock.
TAKE TOE GERMANTOWN CARS
and to to nee SIGNOR BLITZ, at TOWN usu.,.
Germantown. FRIDAY and SATURDAY afteraooss
and Bramante, October It and IS.
Tickets IS emits.
("ZRAND LNTERNATIONAL CRICKET
HATCH SUPPER to the "ELEVEN OP ENG
LAND. at the GIRARD MOUSE, on FRIDAY
EVENING, October Ink, at 7P.M. Tickets, can
be prom:tree dear Member of the Match Committrs,
or at the Girard tiou a. 013-21
%IDE MARTYRDOM OF HUES is now
-a- exhibiting'. with other Feinting" of the DLI3SYL
TIORP COLLECTION. to the &natheeat Osliery of the
ACADEMY 00 PINE ARTS.
igp daily, from g tate P. IL, and Itoia Y. hi.
Athhigeion2.3 rents. ott-la
D OESTICKS ! DOESTICILS ! ! DOE
MINPVI.MER TKOMPIit, ESQ. I" DOEBTICSirI,
wilt demi his Itinumes Pang us
PLCK!'
. .....
before the Irving Lite /Mitibrite. 011 MYEFD.:ek t Y ,
EVENING, Ort.ll, V 359, at 3113EICAL PTND 1I
commencing a 8 o'elecir.
Admiasion.26 cents. Tiekets for sae at the pest*
Itookstorea; also at Ilazartl. a. N. W. goner Tv
end Chestnut ; Callender & C 0.% Third and 'Walt;
Geo. C. Bower's, Sixth and Vine; E. A. Boveem. &al&
and Green. 011-14.•
CONCERT HAM-
LA FETE DES MEM&
GRAND MELANGE f/F__
DANCING, BINDING. AND bTAGE ZrY.ECTS•
3T MT
211 AR SH'S JUVENILE COMEDIANS.
Who hove removed from the
NATIONAL TREATRE,
TO THE
CONCERT HALL.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY AFTERNOONS,
Grand Performs:Ace We the accommodation of Ctuktsen,
a F n iu d F il e A tn y th e e n a. d c s o A min u en ß e D inkatß a 'll . k.
The Doom will be open at 7 o'clock. Ft
commence at 7H.
ADMISSION, 2:5 can Ts.
maDONOUGIVS GAIETIES-RAM ST.,
below
" GHAT SOMERS OP
T O. RICE_
ORIGINAL " JIM CROW."
H! Alf r(DEZ TAE WOwTIEN,_
EVERY VARIETY OF ENTELTALIKaNT
BEST COMPA lb FAILAIMSBIL
IQ. 15 .x 0 13 cxxls.
QANFORD'S OPERA ROUSE,
ELEvErrraxtreet. between klitesb end Ks*M.
Oiea for t
S he Beason.
BANFORDI3 TAR TACO%
the leaved.
Company in the world.
in their antenna even mains.
84,470}1D appears
Every evening m 'creme Rote of Chereetemn
Doors open at FE. Commence at &
Monistion *emu. Chuldran 13 eat&
oae-lm
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
SILKS ! SILKS !!SILKS !
JOHN KIEHL k SON are °stains. eysry tity,
new fancy Dress Silks, direct from the tesportots,
whlgh we will sell eta small advance.
Also, a ler e stook of
YAVET AND CLOTR CT OAKS.
§RAW PRIN T .EWS.
RICH DESI6,NS IN D CASIOSHILES,
EMBROI DELHI; AND I. 4 CE
We also hare a lar4e deck of SILK ROBES that east
forts dollars to import, selhnr et ems**
*list eta C. ESTNI:T meet. below Teeth.
WINTER STOCK, STAPLE AND
FANCY.
EYRE & LANpEr,r,,
POURTII AND ARCH,
Are prepared tostut families with their
WINTER DRY GOODS.
FRENCH MERSNOES. -
LADIES' CLOAK CL0173.
WIDE SILK YELYEM
}TROCHE LONG SHAWLS,
FINE WOOLLEN do.,
•
4-4 ALL WOOL PLAIN. -
FASHIONABLE DB LAMES, --'
Do. PLAID BILKS.
SUPERIOR BLACK ELM,
C•NSFIEINETNO rtiAVINELai
FANCY SACK FL/4.'003L5.
FINE STOCK OF BLANKETS,
CASSIXBRE&FOR BOYS. •
SLACK FRENCH CLOTHS.
N. 8.---Thembove Goode ass all at the low rate of
the season. cie34,0110
FALL AND WINTFB, CLOAKS.
Newest Patterns Fall Clotlat.
- winter Cloaks daily osonint.
Black Beaver Cleats.
Black Tricot Cloaks.
Black French Cloth Cloaks.
lisi" Cloaks made to ord r at one day 'a notice.
010 Prices 05 to 315. COOPER & 0314 MA X 41% .7 .
NINTH sad
CASSDIERES, CLOTHS.
Thick Plain Cassiuntres
Heavy Black Cusitneres.
Swot Fancy Stiles.
Raged Mixtures. Plaids and Stripes.
arid d-4 Finn-rate Black Deakins.
bark Broadcloths Sleet° sa.
Ladies' Cloaking Cloths.
COOPER it CON A M
oil NINTH and kI
CLOTILS' CASS!MERES, AND VEST.
INGS.
Faney Erminh Cass;meree for wits.
Gray do. do. for Soya.
French, German, and American Cashmeres, ht VMS
variety.
Fine Black French Cloths and Doeskins.
fldk Cashmere and Velvet Vestiers.
SHARPLvuit BR
o 7 CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Swath.
SHARPLV SS BROTHERS are offering for
Pall and Winter St7/eri—
IRISH POPLINS.
FANCY SILKS.
RICH DE urns
POPLIN/3 Yr...OHRS.
SILK ROBES.
PRINTED CASHMERES.
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS,
EMIIIIIMDERIES AND GLOVES..
o 7 CH and EIGHTH Strom.
ntass tioops AN]) StiAIVLS YROM
-L.' . NEW YORK.
-WM be arranged this mentos—
Printed French Mentos, bish colon.
Panted French Manna, Folks Spots.
Panted Preach Menne., Mutts. Figures.
Panted French Cashmeres.
Panted hnrtation Cashmeres.
All Wool Plaids. Satin Travers.
All Wool Mous de Dunes. Printed in great variety'
of stylea. and many other kinds of Dress Opoda
Also. a fall line m Bay State and Washuiston Villa
Blanket, . and Square Shawls. of entirely new do
tting and fins quahn 'anal to French BLtaltat
Also, several style. Ras-losable sod Stella Blankst
Shawls, of entirely new designs.
Slack and Brown Centre Stella Tbibam, from S 3 to
m each.
Brooke Long sad Scalise Shawls.
A new stock of Gents' Neckties.
BIYOU'II dark Kid Gloves. dr o.
CHARLES ADA
EIGHTH and ARCH StMS.reets._
SILKS, SHAWLS, and DRESS GOODS! !
THORNLEY & CHISM
OFPVR Twig DAV
Very rich fancy Silks for IA and CT cants.
Erceedruttr nch for 81. worth 81 U.
Black Baraderes and Plain color fhlks. &c,„ ko.
TBE BEST BLACK SILKS IMPORTED ! ! !
Over a MP worth of Brorhem Shawl.
Btelbt Shawls, in black and cokqed centres.
French. Scotch. and Amerman Woollen Shawls.
Plant and embroidered Crape Shawls.
New sales of Cloaks °toning dilly.
All the above roads Nun:
BOUGHT CLOBE FOR CASA.
VIE CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
Our store. betas centrally toeuktad. it Is easy of soots*
from all parts of the car and country.
N. E. oorcor EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN.
out THORN - LEY k CB ISM.
RAPSON'S,
CORNEA OF EIGHTH AND CHERRY STS.,
Have now open a fine assortment of
BERLIN ZEPHYR WORSTED,
SINGLE, DOUBLE, AND BPLIT.
The whole from the nee nrated manufacturers. Hertz
.t Wesiiiier. in Benin. Our customer's= depend on
Setting the best miracle ever °dared at retail in Phila
delphia, at the lowest prices.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT EmEisoIDEIED SLIPPERS.
A IMILMET oa %Act CLoix T asstis.
RANl:moms CEMDET CLOAK Fs INGEs.
NEW AND 2E4V:IMM DEEss TRIXMINGS.
WOOLLEN KNITTING YAINs. ALL COLORS.
ZEPHYR KNIT TALIIAD AND CAPS.
Hernia KNIT Gertias GPM S•envirs.
A /Me sTOCIE 01 STAPLE TM-VYING,*
A T RAPSON'S
LADIES' Tr-nth! INGS
_IOID ZEPHYR STORE.
Cur. OF EIGHTH AHD CHERRY STS.
al6-Sin
SAVING FUNDS.
A 51ERWAN BAVLNG FUND COMPA
NN F'S BUILDING, S. E. corner of WALNUT and
FOURTH street..--Open Muir. from 9 till 3 o'clock. and
on Monday till 8 in the evening. This old institution
has always
INTERESTp n demand. without notice.
FIVE PER CENT.
AM sums paid back on demand. an Gold or Silver.
TRUSTEES:
ALEXANDER WH'LLDtN. President.
SAMUEL WORN., ItteiatelLett.
John C. Farr. T E. Harper, George Nurent,
Louis A. Crodey, Thos. Sergeant, Albt. C. Roberta,
John P. Simons, Jonas Bowman. H.
Wm. J. Howard.
JOHN C. Saxe. Sec. JOHN S. WILSON. Tress's.
08-at if
RPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND SO
CIETI' OF PHILADELPHIA.
Office. No. 331 North THIRD Street
_Consolidation Rant Roilding4
CHARTERED IW THE LEGISLATURE OFPENN
SYLVANIA.
Deposits received in soma of One Dollar and onward&
and repaid in Gold, without notice, with FIVE PER
CENT. INTERFAT from the day of deposit tall with
drawn.
A responsible and reliable Savings Institution has
been needed in the Northern part of the city, and"
Spring Garden Savings Fund Society " was eluuteredV
the Leuselature of Pennsylvania to supply Owe
The Managers. in organism and tonanntit. have been,
governed wholly by a desire to accommodate the taws
neui tab:treat and wants of the very large and enterer ,
lint population b whin!, it le eurrourvicd.
OFICE OPEN ,
Front to 234 o'cloc F k; slay, en Monday and Thep from • until I o'clock is the evening.
msnasszs.
rederink Klett. finrepbon tfinith.
oho P. Levy. pm e r i f i . c f .g t Ztg.
ft.inel Underkoffsr. Joseph crag.
TRAMS But,
ohn Beals!, Jr., Geom. okt.
lenx)b_Dm
amen &hunts,.
boson M. Cronren, lion. Wan. 'llward.
no. T. Thorn,
=it one Woolnrer.
Peterßobert B. Ds
C. Ell ' auer JAMBB 8. PRDIOLIK.74INrb
FILLMCIII HAI?. floorstarr. 17ln-
IVIVAL STORES.-50 Bbls. Spirits Tar-
Pontine. in Store.. NO blda do, and I bbla
sh"'" "m ittit i n; A P IA ItI a RIZER
OJO N 0.13 &nth witaraim