The press., October 14, 1859, Image 3

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At IlikkettlirOliot.ll t - 9
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tretanWsteiekt - r;rittalliatitnertii this m ° Tu i n g.
"Si lr f i t* aa'4 " -till ,lh iS tu a llsatit;t'd.9 4 "ra kaa g the
strriSsOisianities; 'rgorrisT,,Venal, sdiriteeed,. ,
Rentutylvasio-Mitiltood shares 0110!tti, Commonwealth
Baltic - "
Tittle r ri6 - 11ryerlit l
rleftyitOrt iii'kemoitey
114 h`--titCedirtolant ettloolate rates
to an awm l l999eet holders of •nioatr 115471i 1 7 rf!wJil32
;aay,redgetion,•;,!,,', ; thatt
l'lte;MOMMAdriersisii, or the 22th,, lesms, e eot
is opmingfiar 0949POSdond the 91.,„,r,;gr
last that t has basalt aocum ~en
enc.
ex.
istssalost has,fnund 4 noooBsArY tMegoi r,,, ,UP: l l ; oar .
telt, tratne,t4 sleaf it . rap, zosi e
t s u mb i r i r rsd . R.r ,
r"11*Iral * I" e l t 4 "" iwerfoar heavily looms
suorninir. ""' " e".
ad rase i s.,, IVAdinS' 9 Irx, 7/ 0 , 1 , ,Y 8 the
4 411 5 00V41144 the reeetpte GC 'the Morris mutat
en4 r 4 " its • '
'row to opt- ut ,
,WcisMiclisig pct. Stit t s, _
,m 1,132 21
-•• • —819 . '08 91
8,818 28
$208,177 19
Total to Oct. 2d,
Weak embeg Oct ! L......
• '"i • 117 02
: The 011etenag are che quogittons km spool°, emestio
tao tense, &o, as lurnilihnd by . Cronice & Co.i bankers,
No. lO Scinth Thin* street; • ,
Old.ikmer. : , :;1.0 ) Old Attie - Tidal g01d....,1.06
••
04 It/overmans , 486®436 blewidrinnollars ' 10 67755Nepeleons-xx frants.3.B4
'." Spanish .", ... 108 ." Ten thalers. . 86
' 5,Ar00r.,..... ' "
'Fire - ranch . ' 9734 " 302
Berman crowns',,..., 1.08 Spanish doubloons:. - .;16 1 0
Frau*" I,* ' _l,lO Fatriot, , 4., •/ 6 • 66
• - "'" • "="=•• • Exettotfis. . -
Nair York.par to 140.4 rein. th34odis.
tb , Ctucinnati.4,._ it 40 if
ltuntore, : .cps r ^ • Louie ei11e:... ; to
•
Rich dad..:, X to • - to
Chartesten. - .:•.'
„ ate Sni o2, °
Savannah::.: to 1 0 leveland.. - ..:, to 1
• Mobile • . to 1 `;'` Nashollle..',.. to 1 "
New to.l,tr'," e to 1
estimited'hy tempetent judges that the unwise
increase, of the freighteherges upon bituminous coal at
theponient when tee Cumberland region had begun to
coMpetesdcocasfully tsith rival coal Gelds, ea resulted
to a
• ; olght rhibitton of slopments suoli an extent as to
coat.: eilelttinere and Ithioßaiiroad Company between'
uadredthoueand =and ono A:Milli:4l4f dollars 10819
receipts- than',thel would, have realized byprriper en
- cerement 07' this great branch °Llama traffic.- •
T fiepten th er.ennungs'el the ' Baltimore and Oldit
Rai and compare with thine of Soutentheri 183 8..43 f o l-
W: Va. Total
- - .514,75T.97 • $ 16 ,5824 3 • $ 0 0 5,74925
' SSW; ... • ; 30,779 79 40,490'06 , -19,@1669 , 400.13654
Royonun 'Of Sopisinhir'W • • 418W789 68
Increesefof September • 4 540 60
'rtik.hBda ; yoar,otfli§ company oloso.d on the 30th of
:September,. 4 . ooopar/son of. Unaware/nee of the year
1858.10t,Witb lhosn - ol 195748,' - ebitins the following
_
1858. - 1&5 •
;October.' 4392 5113 02 ; $ 5063017.
26 •
383 159 22, - • - 361,443 33` ,
. Inntutry "r
627,171 120 $517,513.73
• 321,391-10 ~ .277,01611
Tfareh 410,06 i 02 439,656
.;. .. 389057,33 ,• 483.568 45
. ,• - 51.95: • • •.4".• • ... ' 3stAlog 63 L ,' 397,710 07 _
359,029 01, .400.7313 00
404: • " • 310,931 42 ' 553,601 55
Aug ... .... .. ..370,94092.' • siu 511 36 '
...... , 00,10 51 • 395,789 58
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' Esr#inks of 1859-59..54555 219 7.1 s4,moss
1807-56„. .400,0 A ,
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Deersiutitthisieith!-.11196,44102'- •
61'001( 7 EXQUANCIE oeLza,-
glotObei
ilgrownitzi sr.taamsit.tc 11433314114 . '
. No.= Walnut street. -
ITRST 11041t1).. - ,.' - •
P 0400454 4......4.44.-4.-.92X -10 Pi Nana R . .... • ••521
600 City ; 66, .1i .100. - 6 Mot Cat'l prof (10tt0,105X 4 .
IMO City 6a; ViewGas..loo 4 Olden Bk, Te :.105 •
• 14408usa Canal .31. Common • 100 0 =de ' • ..31 30 Apse Canal 11k01p....X1
00 Frank Sc South 75.'.90 100 Long Island I% WY
1000 BIM * rutg 75.••47 ,- 50' do ......
57 renal/. Itiln,let.o,-:,3981 15 Cam' go Amboy 11...113
21 ot Moron rrt 10t5).55$ 5• - de• •• •
13 Ilarrtsbure= It; 149 tiohlWav pref.. „b 5,16
8 •do .; ; , 3 Comet° rend 8k.....4935•
• HOARDS:", .
g
nu
looeNionge 1300 Read R ( lots)..shwn:l.9..
40X1E'm mty 70...10 50 do. .. .. ....044/1 0.14484
/009ifterulatis,43 sdes,9o '' 15 Phila to 'ain't- ...120
92Lopic !illandit.;.•14 1 :1 1 011 - • - •
• ; Sp)RND
'coos* f‘ii'ss, , tFt.,: - .;. - .139V
....4335
" - ;;,,,:4l l 4ofilffel' Pi
- Bid. Asked.
!U.V.taten &074....•/14 ••4
Mises WO •
..rlittrlnicl9 79
, 41
78 I
J 6061 .
4:69 3 3 ( 5
'ttattalequo= s
- • --f-,-.4 - -arermekkilBls!
- &hur
•-Xeliety
tling I.l"&rbier'tel.A9 , .- eOO - 691
.
12 Parma X.'........, 2 878.39 X
19 -- .do i.-. :"; • "•. , 2818.897i
CFA—puu:
~I S tir l ii.
k-,
E chlNayapriv.;..'.B 8 w
54
otl Na: .“18 : 614 ytget &
Elm R. X 14
F . -,.„ •/.11Ist mort.4B. 48
i„,,,,41 , :a.tvpi,' itaC ,
Lehigh &,Na.v.so SOU
IN .14:mm R..” ..-. flg 84
i.; "- " :' :1 1 t . : 7. ' .... 1. 2 2 * r
~...irMiss - R..4..' •, = 1 ;
ii&:S t Mlelr. ll4, l l 7 , 'l3 :-
I N.LICAKov - Jill' IV
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• . OcTossali—lvaniss. ,
The Flour market has findersone no 'Anne 3' there in
eery little inquiry for nhipment today, and the sales are
to nivel/ the wants of the trade, at fromfirtnp 10,6 7 6'
for eliperfine extras end fancy ,branditrahussas Floor in
offered at siba6.l2g, the latter for good i tright brands.
R.ltlittinatiatotilind,wanted, 114, C orn
also. warm. and rennaylrania, ere, would
reW' .commarai763. nale of 100 twigs Beal was
made a t' sl.76 the AA lb. "Wheat' us steal and firm at
preniouequotaticill4 I bout3 003 lam red sol at l .l 3 slslo/,
the latter, for %prints. licalthertiLand3,o6o tui White At
3,30.01950. accoribita to QUERY: Hfe r sevanteitanasamt
'P'l"l-I",ckatrunsfoifil,Vg,taflgif:AnA'Ar bee
off.. LOCO 'bus yellow havp,been dinpunid
o ~part at Igo add part at a price to he 'RISC' Cate ere
advancing:3AM bus sold at 44040 c. the latter for prime
Buothernotfirint. , Barley—A sale of Western was made
n alac, and 2,606, bua California Malt at 760. Bark' is
otetsill. but Ai:net:at sms for first No. 1. Cottaii—Pnoes
ate irrituisr, ass there 111 a small butineen to note at
about previous- rates., groceries—The markets finn,
,
fl-.l l :KNlerate doing in auger and Coffee at,
fol yformennieettr.Froyismai are held above the views
or buyers, and the market is - .oust.'fierds—Clovereeed
,filsidlineat.s6,6o.o6.7o,andresonted 111.65althu.
eo fitn4and about ZO tibia sold at 171firrfillo for
Pernanivanng and Olio for Oldo; drudge us wiitth26,lo.,
. ,
• ••• 1411 0,04011t-isSlo . llttilliigiiilllo64oo,.--13. ,
• ••
u4;iltokitiri .at 81f{1 36g R..: a
emirs, - • :Mil i 2) Idich Con 11......150.43X
10000 - 118tata15,1876,1023‘
exalt Bk. • 460. , -
.40 0 Mail 101 1 dleha8cRIR...,. 4, •
710 , 100 Mich El dr. NIX,
- ~ . "...Uhl 150 ,do
.do " .429.1014
100 ,do 1/60.813i /50 tial it Ohio
.0 do • ......21. 100. de... .
100 Panama • . do; ...
200 X X Cinittal 79X 300 d 0:... .... .. 14.1.71
7 ~ o e ..0170.79K 200 ;do - •do
140.74
_ 1 •- do. . 791.1760 Chi k R 1R..03.6335
100 d0.... , .--.1130.00- 1300 • do
100 . do - .. 4 . : W9.631
coo. do So, 100.: - do
200 /4 . • do - ;
THE hIARKRTR '•
'AsiraS 'ore - inode,ratelY Retire at, etiznif foibotli Pots,
and'Pearls. •
Market for Sinte and Wasterralout is
56100 , 1nirer.-with - fair receipts, and sales of 8 otkr
ot„.s4.SOtts.7o for ingierfina Stilt% 5t85a4.95 for extra
do, $4.6544.75 for superfine Western. et.iises.lo for es
, tra do. 1115404L0 for chipping brands or etch-around
hoop 01110.- •Ekiather Flour is steady, with sales of 1,200
Olds It-, es..asoo„ee, or roixod Cud rood. pod 125 /Kral for
.'. ego. ;,•ctiotulien • lout Is eltoosingoralt emu of 201 0
bola 'extra. - at - 45.5005.25. Zlittelcwhoat Flour is quiet at
1 12.2342*C Extra sells to a fair' extent at $5.75 for
Frusta." • •
-,Wheatis dull and drooping, with sales of love
- ifodot $141,01,2" ter fuuber Wastarn and 41.60 for white.
lt6nroesy".. 'Corn is sumo_ and Sinn, with r no sales, 41,
hnvint hflearefused tor Western winked.- 'Rye id steady
with 01. 1 0 POI I.2o9.lineat NW , Oats are dull at 35w100 for
Southern, ' Paitneylvania,, and J ersey . , and 430460 for
State.' Caniida, "and - West6ro."
ntrlsrsioss, - --York is steady, vitbr - saleiof 100 bbls 86
10,10 goefts, AllO-ate ll , for prime, .13$10f is
rat:with stilirs et latuda SorVe.tor country prl
Padtbr codurrr MOSS, 4658.40 for, retstorsdchrosito,
Rearm. °Atria Reis: , sanoo ,- Cutments are
- 0.91 11110 4 IX 99 lor Moulders, and 91 a o fa r
vet firpOtithaPiall Pr 25001 e at ,111...0112,,0, and 123•10
l3tWei7ll. Epttlir nod Cheese ' are lute
itiskortai nrm. ' '
MIESIM
PSSPLVSL!TERARY L'ISTIVITE Ly,tieteng.—'
./4 we bhl44-Yesterdai,ln speaking of the*roaching'
Miguidait cl the Minuet course of...literary lectmes before
the People's Literary ; institute, that it'lrotild'i,:ewigt;
thous whb desire to attend this
ineregheir moaaop OOkotoirfor to tbedeliverjeftkifiret
leetykeseNThuriday negt, the factsi tbewe hfivegince`
ltiaryied;:ehow that we *ere right. • ,Almnat,a sufficient
number, of these tickets lieltioh are idaced at the vbry
moderate price of ILA for, seven of the beet lectures
eitthe,eetison)hoie already,beeit fold to fill either of the'
laths inWhlch the - y . 4km to be delivered. -Froth what we
have hiiid,We glioifid not be surprised if thouiands in
thliteity ',meld be quite willing to'pay the price of a
settemi thbn be deprived 'of . peering
,flemihete f firat 'alone. Again we -MIT, buy your tickets
further CourSO :Woo. OS we mity resit assured that they
wjfindirdt holder to seven of the finest literary en
trOtnenhe 61'11M - coin* season. ,
401twiiiirti : , o Orr! Inlig:
FinerSteel - Fwe Sets. ' , • -
Fr,ench.Bolding'Fire Scieeni.
Fenders.
"-Fine Brannon Iran - Andtrone. '
Flue Brottzediron Fe nders.
Fine Bronzedlron Standards, Blower Stands, &c.
Fine - Ytonehlteorth - Dusters and Hollows. -
.:-Fini,:3oputined Cost Vases and Scuttles.
i.Cornoton_Scuttles, Coal Shovels, Shovels and Tongs,
.:IJef t iiii:t/Yr:cairyt & Co., fit Chestnut street, have
the iithat oOmblete)teetirtment and largeetitook of theme
goods to be found tn. this city.. Their stook embraces all
the tieweethild moot deeirable stytee Mae. '
, Vat WILLCOX , ANO SX.WINO MACntlitz
has ecitebino .with its advantages ad the
' rialligood Mislities of the higher-priced machines. An
examtnationif this Machine will prove the aboveaa
- section to be true. Price VP/Tornio idyls Cheattnn
11 .1. 1 T9t , - -
- 31bOais' Idek-SISE Cifftonn-Clinydle'Plioro
- - •
IdoCteete Water-Colored Photographs.
ycfncleene, plain , Photograpes;
ldeCieeit' , llallerY, Tto.gal Chestnut street.
ext.coar,liitooming p,rearly enraged at
- sn ass he was. driving, commenced to belabor the poor
animal. an 'seeing which, a wag accosted him thuei—
”YOnlOokbi fQ fon were beside yOnrself," referring to
thrtprosiMityof the J'accible to the ass:' this story of
man grade's is - frequently illastfated to tie, by irate indi
+44olo4 on the reception of ill-fitting and on eeaconable
*lathing; which emild. easily be obvtated by-steering
• - only the graceful setting and becoming kyles of E. H.
, Eldridge; , a • proprietors the. , •! Continental
northeast cornet ; of Chestnut and
Attihth streets. By the may, we *cold admonish our
renders,that this enteriarisinefirm have the facilities
',
andhlierelitytofurnishabctterarticte,atamushmore
fifeaScable cost: than any other,tailcrifig eitablishnient
'o_ prove, which, we claygo,and try there.
X FoOttelill:a4K.—ihe London Courf
Ctrcte
ler has dory 'abbot lady, who, more than sixteen
yoaii ago, named Colson, residing in Hyde Paik Ter
time, 'reiollied "'lcier to see the tight of day again."
from having been dieitOnointed taller teatritrionial views
Byer since the "yearlB43,this eocentrio
maiden his lived end Sleet in a chamber from which all
risidisz - egolirded. Tpe foolish , woman has pri
vately eatnaredimr friends thafthe'only regret she hat is
'that' she Cannot now lerole upon ft: full suit from the-fa.
mnes Brown Stone, Clothing gait of Itockhilt k; Wit=
- - - W 3 end 'Xie „Chiettmt, street,. above Sixth;
Philittolphiew
, - ,P - asumge - genre- a good Imp of Tea,-buf at
f l ove'e,Fourth.and.fiheritnot. or ffeyenth nail ,
; , ..t,in , BiaiOttiTy. 7 ,7-11it air iettttidtetthi,eleetioni
taaforitieS,*e uninfingensfir omit
' 4'4 to 060 that ya_tnajorlty, ' ofPfileie - kl#llllltlneetliin
• - Offnlitty , tirtiellyttietirhaVe. iltlletti determined to wear
only, : the eleatintetyleit a-la Tain Hobson, as ,exhibited
, at the new:Nile/int gatabliallinent'of ft, P.M. Estrada,
N' e „ gihitkEttafituth , atieet.. Thesis 'enterprising fed
int"ye a stook of elegant -fabric', selected' , es
'
eeclatifietAliadolphia bitstontk'aed the. lateit styles
•":"::- :of -I"SautfPdf„,*(ol7Malli, Clothing ',"always 'on hand.
ilobsdn's rand I 14
es
,1114tai.11eirorld,Widet his fits are
cr alaciiioi4e„"to" !deem: •-•
/4 , /iti s ivE 3ll..7-A
ivill'aidiVer a leotute iii this will, Wigs
;pr•Yrkacli wilt 40114. 0 %model of his steam
ttterin whfoli-tre * rdeaMitsthiectiCantwar
n-jeai4rt•Witlidati*ithcint firing a gan or forting a man,
niteran'Al tninitil "notion, that -will kiad, eke; fire; and
4 "' ektioattitalOalt , la salt of clothes ft, m
et tam of - thanyfile_fiitaliti;lii;dllChestrit4
been mittifiid by fbY
7 - -f 1 .4 11 10 4 0 1414 iti 43 ii VileiltfY• '
- -
kitRIVAIS ArTAilimioun Hamm,
vp , 9454 , , 940)411 , : inrn. , .
, -- , -- -7 --- . „ - 4
• GIRARD ROUSG-=y nArTut 17t,:alOW Nintit. ,
.Y.V.T.1.n ., ?„Z0n- , . - .:4.:,',,?'hil 1 Z t9 4197 ri N - 3
Wm IliildwineNY , - - ,-: Edw Green,- srenton, N J
Cline H T Collins, rhiliv, lh Gen,ll A Shaeffer. Lane
Geo F Breneman, Lano ..--, John A Hentand, Limp
J M Karelian! Nashville .M Collins & fa, St Louie
F Insate, N i W 0 Gibson Pittsburg
W K Yeaner,Covington,Ky E R Sibley & wf. N
A I, Jarrett, Aid C P Pease & la, HI
J N Large, Pittsburg Wm Howe, Trenton
H N Beaumont. Pa 1,1 Courtright, N Y
F , B Shuford. Miss - ' Dant Thompson kla, KY
Mine Mag Moore, Ky R 8 McClintock, KY
-Geo Trovinger , Cal , John Hues, Cal
Ifftch Hupp, 0;1 JohnM Brown,Browilmille
J r Heath, Cleveland ,Mortimer ,Thomson , N Y
Dr Henderson, NJ Ohm B Bllinisr, 11 Y
()Musser & la. Baltimore. Win Buok & , ISlrt a n n t , r l in
A C ',l P l itz E ge a ra t° ll.l, ll E 3 o lt s i l u aT w iN . 4. ° w Wi lli b a rl i g i l N l ' . o il ' La
K Latimer & wt. N C.
RFaxon Jr Ala
J Baldwin, .Ir, Boston ''
- - - 1 ...smar t , bei, NY'
Richard Faxon, Jr, Ala • '
H Portend. Baltimore Be i n Palfrey & gaol. N 0
II A Wheelock, N 0 Geo M. Lauman, Beading
A W Gordon Mrs Prindell. Brooklyn
Seaman Lowerre,NY - Id H Duakworth,N Y
El' Nieholst N J J A Nichols, N J
MrStovens, Lancaster, Pa E B Turnbull. Conn e
,vt w Shank, Monomer, Pa Mre Deena, N'Y
Miss Kith - ids!), N Y Mrs Jones, Philo
Geo Gould; Boston _ J H Turnbull, Hartford
John I, Plummer, NY - ' 1., Carnet, lowa
MAd, Madison, Gs, ninon Bishop,Madison,Ga
Mobs A (manna, N 0 C A Crane. N Y
Mr Hawley, N h W B Robinson, X Y
W L Mosier; Cineinnati 3 O E Hoyt, N Y
E 0 Tufts. Boaton , J Black, N Y
Geo .l Bent dk_ WE, Boston II Mutton, N Y
„W }Liguria, Richmond I, Id. Cole, Baltimore
John B TaJoott, Conn II G MeClarty, Texas
4 B Magruder; /Oise MD Moore, Ya
Chile 0 Judson, N Y T A Watson, N Y
Tyler Cobb, N Bridgeton CO Chapin Mass
J 0 McDonald, Va ' J 0 Wilson; Pittsburg
WStJolin& IaNY W L Strong, N Y
Mrs Stevens & tam, ea , - Is r,Dodse, Jr, & la, N Y
3 T Plummer, N Y W T McClure. KY
T Berlhour,N Y 3 II Joinor, Elkton
J .1 . Blake, St Louis J Shelleto, Cincinnati, 0
W Shelleto, Cincinnati, O' W 11 Litchfield, N Y
And C Elliott, Baltimore B W Evans, Prov'e, It I
C H Bird, Charleston - W B Whitney_ & la, Philo
A W Leisenring, Pa Mrs Brooks, N Y
nos Beaver, Danville, Pa 3 L Gorham & la, Boston
TH H Messinger & wf, Ct 3 C White Pottsville
W F Tontrard, Lis A B Drake, Bo s ton
Dr ii_p Noyes & Pt, "
'N Y ' G H Bunker & wf, Chicago
And Boyd & xi, Ny' - J B
A R i
Bostwio i ,k Lex'n, Ky
Iv all, NY- --
Wm H II Chandler, Mobile 3 A Skelding.-14 Y
A L Hollingsworth, Bostonß White, Boitel '
Mr Bliss &la, Johnstown fur Barnett & le. r, work
Mice Barnett, Newark - JIIO L Potts, Pottsville
8 N Bradley & la. N Y Dr A .1 Tischer & la, El C
Wm Groomer, Richmond JR Greemer,Richmond
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut at.. above Fifth.
W Heiekeil, Va W II Ftiftcraft,Boston
W Olplune, NT J T King & la, Brooklyn
MISS hl Drew: Brooklyn , Jno Webb, Jenny Shore
Jno A Williamson, Pa's- ,13 If Cline. Ifollidaysburg
F R Fronts & la, Jer'y Bh'e J B Tomb & la, Joey Shore
Miss lineman, Jetty Wee Mn U quiggl,e Jer y ilh'e
Holt Carter. l'ainaqua H C Nesbitt, Ale
tI J Elliott; Ohio -•- J .11MoCreary, Sr Chunk
If Nioodemus ts - wf, Md J T Boyd. 8 C
Dlt Parker NC - W 0 Graham, C
Sisley, It - Geo Manton k In. Pa
Miss Jane Marston, Pa •8 L Randal. Baltimore
W Wash'n D C Jno Tretlor, Wails n t D C
W Miles & la, Nevrar, NJ R W McClellan, N
J Hiatt. Greensboro, N 0 C Tappan, Boston
W Pearce &let, Mobile W Bond h la. Maas
Jackson .N Y W Bond. Newark
W (Notts', Ne rk D Stewart. Colerain Forgo
Win T Nogthbridge,N Y EII Day, Providence, N. I
I Br PAM R It Murray, Os
J A h 11Boyd & Is, N
'Mrs; MeNeven, Pi ' NJ Quinn, Gs
F L Burtch & son, Va T K Monlaster, Balt
.7 , 14, 1 rq Y.
Alex.V kV F AFgg er rr N D Y C
Chultan ib &lo.talt Mien L Salt
RP Ellis,NJ
hIERO/lANTB' HOTEL—Fourth et.. below Arch.
C
GarratsOn,York, Pa C Hoge, West Greenville
W McClintock, Pa I Gillett, Mercer oo
Deegan. &ERR A J McKean, Mercer oo
J Sherwood, Dayton .7 Duncan. Fallston
J g Trimble, Hookston .1 Waikor, Jr, Ya
S Zatinisar & la, Pa W .1 Trotter,Pa
W J MoKeitn & „Pa I , ` rialsey,N Y
W L McCullough, Newville W H Cleaden & la, Del
All Bert. Clinton co, Pa ano 0 Brown, Look Herren
Jno Yuneker, Ohio W Tallman, pa • ,
Miss Morriene, Books co Dr T P Morris, Ohio
Mrs &oh, Ohio W F Irwin & son, Pa
it_White, Pittsburg T It Hartley, Pittsburg
OW Dike, Boston Jno Morgan. Pa
F P Burxtal, Centre cri,Pa John Rowe, Green Castle
Miss E Sites Prank co, Ps J W Douglass,Frank co,Pa
Kramer, N Y W 8 Devore, Veiing° co
A B Cramer, Belford, Pa Joe Clear. Bedford, Pa
.1 B Hall, Jr, Ohio ti S Platte, Berlin, Pa
.1 Border. Somerset,/ Pa A Thistle, Ira
A D Jaynes, Albany, 0 G T Gould, Athens, 0
FRANICLDCHOUSE—Ehostnut Street, above Third.
W-Luds, Trenton, N J Rid Haines, 111
Mrs Munson; - '1 Wynne, Chicago
J Parry, San Francisco J 8 Ke onedy,Ban Francisco
E D Lawell,Allentown,gg~a Wm.W Fulmer, Pa
Jll Whitaker: Trenton, N JE Thompson, Phila.
H 0 Bond, Newtown - Jun M. Moore, N J
W Moore, N J 0 Wagner N Y
'l' (Madam', en, ' Alex Bull, NY
1 Taranto Boston Mrs A Graves, Beiepn
P Gamer, Azikland, Pa Saml Rolaneou, IQ Y
Owemith di.
la,
85 Crocker, Mass
Pierce, 74e
.
THE UNION, HOTEL—Arch street. above Third.
M Prott,Lionstilorit, Pb John B Trlon, Pa
0 8 Oserbolt. Pa BWeber. Centreoo
Mrs Zmneh,' Centre co • MO Emrich, Centre co
M. Maler, Centre co - II Miller, Pa
ThosThos Ray & la, Easton F Thornhill, Ohio
ritan,"Ark • ,Jea 0 Me% an, Ohio
io t a Y Lister, N Y .01iso M C Lutot, N Y
boo Battuw,'N J Butte & la, Allentown
eat Butti:Allontotrit -0 N Bowen, N J
z H i illoClay,Oettrahurii 000 Rohm & Is, N J
J 1110, N . T Thorton, lininhartv'o
V Bennett', Latribartoe J L Hunt ctv'e
8 Sanford N T SanlorolN ft
JAiter ly N yl ki" Folios, k
.ne, Ohio 0 It Cook, Fie
If Lever, Conn - R oRives , Conn
iys Bottle, Pa ' A A deudder,_Ya
Geo
_chadwiclr, Y Jae Burk, Me
C E lank. Mo - • • ' A L Irvin°, Green Castle
8 L Bettie, Light street • Wm Eves, Green Castle
J Duokftelk England Mast M tiekfibld, Eng
Most mokhOldr England Wro Troxell, Hagerstown
""
JONES' HOTEL—Cheituut street. above Birth.
Wm II Haines, Bellefonte Wm B Ilaminer, Wash
M AteNamassiN,Y, - •
y Fon Dawes i Ps .
Jag 'Own, vs , - . J r r Stanford. column's, GS
I ,Felimine, Columbus, Chi ' m H Armstrong, Easton
W Boott. Boston . ' B Lewis. Washington
Jos It Manson, Balt 8 8 Corey, NY.
T 8 Eleanore, Balt' " I W Gaither, 8 C
E E DurgetyiWie .. T 8 Palmeri Chicago -,-, -
John Bi l yb,.Prtivnlanee,
~ . W H Rom, Del , ,
A Bart 0117; Pi Y E A Bythpr, Viraebington
J-I.Alil r od SI -- ~,, -..-- - MyW_e & la, Balt
Geo William ~.idalt - - ' -V S buri a l Lßalt
B Georges, Balt , -, - -A B Smyth, Balt
BEACH"- BEAR HOTEL—Third -et, above Callowhill.
I X Strawn, 11l .EF Yeager, N Y
-A 8 Moyer -- -- -- - U Faum. Lehigh ea
Miss Faust, telligh'eO , - . knelt Johnson Bush/ so'
flarart, Bucks no , • Paul Hilbert, Autztown
TA bright. Allentown Allen_Hartman. Allentown
Anthonyio Rhoads, Amity Mrs ithoads, Amity
Chas D Elhomo, BaniburS Mrs Shorao, Hamburg
Thin BRi, , Buoks en , Chao Roads, Southampton
Geo.WA'olf, Danboro
BALD EAGLE—' Thud at above DarowhtlL
M Katentant'Bucks co • Thos J May, Easton
Master Hay, Easton Hoary Emory, N
NATiON/11. HOEL—Rane street. above Third.
W Davensort. buzerne.eo - N Ape'shack. Pa
DBainpson, , Donsineville B Clark, Lano. Ps
John Horn, Jr, Pt Clinton, - D Wilson. Clinton. Pi‘
J M Hartman, Lane. Pit John Haar, Lane, Pa
Mrs Hckley tc son; 11l - - A Hexter, Minersville
urtioxffontr:- - market street, above Sixth,
J Columbia, 11 P Dunbar, Pittsburg
W P Carlton, .Luzerne co B F Holly, fihrewsbury.Pa.
J Qreeneco• - .I).MoKeehan, Clearfield
R Wishart. McCorinellsb's Dr RI MI neer. Pa
P Lantunr,,tiftwood, 0 J Brandon, Ind en, Pa
C Mcßride, Bellefonte J Bitter, Bellefonte
Win Lowrie, Pa B I,owrie, Pa
Mrs 9 Slalom. Pittsburg - M Bin kn ey. Pittsburg
P Oakland, Pa ' Wm Jones, Borlinston,NJ
Mrs9A. Bleakney. Ps, S M Bleakner, Pa
P Miksell, ()skirted, W L Boyd, York co, Pa
.1 Y Thompson: Lana co, Pa Miss llouglas, Pa
ILPyttchin, Clearfield co, Pa A Bly myer,Lesnstown,Pa'
Will Wardritude,Ohio 9LBrisien,Lerietown,Pa
ID, figarshbank, Lane. Pa - jno Mciiemne, Osp, Pa
B Lever; Academia, .Pa It C Biros, Academes, Pa
ycpr o id u a t r eiF ,A r ) i n i o n i l da D e e o l , N Y Pa
'o . l . 'artrids;, Balti'more • Hainerely, New Pork
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth at.. above Cho/taut.
'Jae Forguson. Franklin oo Jno M Franke Fa
Levi:Crum. Ohio - W Skelton, Ohio'
JJ Solomon,. Pada J Hetrick, Mexieo
Slt harnmo.d, W Chester A Orittain & In, Md
Poirootra W Adnme, Md
Gft Clarke,Totbstown ' 83 Miles. Coletnbia
Jan Carnobell. York co r L Beck, Chester co •
MOUNT VERNON—Second street. above Arch.
Geo 1J Brown. Phila W Oheon, Winstort
Bho Heroes. Philo J C Tilzhnian,
L Broadbent, England Mrs Johnston, Trenton ,NJ
HARLEY, SHEAF ROTEL;—ficond et.. below Vine.
Vit-Robettenck.,. ' Ron M K Brelir. Btroude'g
Alt Barber, N 1 - - W E Towns. Phila
J R Thompson Mr Rogers, Bnetol
Though. Phiin SF 81temsn, Salem
VJohnson. Now Hone .1 Simpson & la. New Rope
Blakeslee, etoddardsville 'l' Cooler & la, Pa
Mink. 'Bucks en Mrs 8 W Kirk, Panville
W Huntsman & la,Strouds's L J Titus, Lambertville
MERCHANTS' HOUSE—Third at., alb Callowhtll.
A &honer. Barka co A Dennis Pa
Win Bavidge, A Kipp, Milton, Pa
ISmit h, Pa .1 Fencandnet
W if Buckman,Germanen Wiester & la. Pa
W 11. Manley, Phila E Flack, Mt Bethel
8 K Mohn,Barks co G Schimmel. Easton
S Ballet. Pa H 8 Boyer. Juniata co, Pa
Rev Jacobson .& la, Beth'm P A Pritehman, Pa
BAOLE•HOTE.L—Third streot. above Race.
8 P Thompson, Del ' .1 M Daught,Chester co
Mr Lyle, Chester co ' 8 P Brown, Boston
T Dicky . Cheater co' M. Carson
U Pearce & la, Boston 8 Hendrick. Newport
J Foie, Cal . 0 Mergaml!hamlnville
i son. tkltiinore kfitti, 4 .llllllv4 l °
T Frost, fit Louis 0 Laggan, Pittsburg
Pye, Savannah
IMPORTATIONS.
(Reported for the Press.]
CHARLESTON—Steamship Keystone State.—Z 4 bales
rottonil Morris Wain & Col se bales cotton, J Palmer
& Co; 4p lades cotton waste, Jessup & Moore pt bales
coltorkyarn, Hay & MoDeVitt) 20 sacks dried fruit, Ans.
past), Reed. & Co ,• 9 kegs 'edge. Kates & Foster ; )9
empty cocks. John °lbws, Soo. & Cot 0 2 empty emits.
Engle & Wolfe; 67 enipty casksi Massey, Collins, & Co;
24 bales ootton.lo nkgs sundries. various coneignees.
SAVANNAH.--dhi Connecticut.-21.10,000 feet Y P
lumber, Than K;cbardnon & Co.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
'BEE VOURTII PAGE
ARRIVED
U S Mail ideapishlP Keystone State, lktareliman, 72
boors from Charleston, so, with cotton, rice, end pas-
Nagara to Alex' Heron. Jr. Also towed from Charles
ton bar to this city, ship Connecticut, to undergo re
pairs. Passeneers—O H Bird. 0 F Johnson, J W Lewis,
Murray,tt N P Lewis,H F Raker, A Heron, Jr. and 4
in the steerage...
Etearnahlp Virginia. Kelly, from Richmond via Nor
folk, 23 hours, with pulse and posengers to T i,oa Web
ster. Jr.
Ship Conners jug. Foulke, days from Savannah, with
290.000 feet lamber, to Thos Richardson on eo.
Bohr Win Oeorge,• jaekson. 1 day from Smyrna, Del.
with wheat to Jim Bewley & Co.
Bahr Ann i e Gray, K e eney. 1 day from Smyrna.
lfr t h ° r a 4a l4 o4 l ;l l ,l r dty C Wom Camden, Del. with
rye to.) . L wley & o.
Schr
t ine Carol, . Steelman, 1 day from Delaware City,
wither ain oJ L Bewley & Co.
&she hfechanie, Hendriakton, 1 day from Odessa Del,
viii, oats to Jon L Bewley*. Co.
New D,
Brig o;Mtis, Baker, New &Afore', R R Corers k Co
Behr Caroline Coles, Petit, Taunton, Twang & Co.
DT TIM/WRAP/I.
(Cdrriipondenee or the Philadelphia Exchange./
CAPE ISLAND. X. J, Oct 13-10 A.M.
One Dill rieged and one herrn brie are now yardarm in
. Yours, • THOS. B. HUGHES.
DT TELEGRAPH TO TEX PRESS.
.
• NEW Form. Oat is,
The wreaked materials reported by Canted Bend, of
the eteamyr Potemem, were, no doubt , nouns joiners'
work carried away from the steamship Roano4e. which
arrived here on Monday afternoon, from Norfolk,
The steamer City: of Washington reports heavy
westerly gains ttis entire passage.
Arrived, ship John Bunyan, from Shields; barks
Gowen Bra, from Turks island ; Albertina, from Ha
vana; Golden Rule, from Aspinwall ; Behr Charlotte-
Mieerva, (Br,) from Nassau.
The eteamer Locust Faint reports a large schooner
ashore twenty miles north of Barnegat.
.The ettemer Jamestown reports a schooner ashore
live milesnorth of Ateecom Light.
fighr Eliza was wrooked on the Bahamas. Her inn
terialewere sold.
- SAVANNAH. Oct 13.
Arrived, brig Frank Knight, from Jamaica, for nali
fax,in djraress.
' NEW ORLEANS. Cetl3.
Arrived, ships Vandalia from New York; Charles
Davenport and Rockaway;from Boston ; Isuk William
Henry, from Baltimore.
-•- r • • fdEMollANDA. leared at Nes , York
..filteamobi?" Circassian , Campbell,
le fli t =tin ° ll ° ol a at7d, Cdpes, oleated at New York yes
terday fot Phila. •
Steamship City of New York, Howes, cleared at Bos
ton 12th inst. for Phila.
-Bria,Chlcopes, Howes, cleared at Boston 12th last for
Philo
Brikkontahristo r Northrup, cleared at New York
yesterday-for Rio de Janeiro.
- Bahr Carthagena,' Crain., hence, at New Bedford 12th
BAY !Sabel, TityllOr, nailed from New Bedford 12th mad
fut Zak „
Bohr Alert, Chionpionf, Beni, aiiiyaphington,D
yeaterdnx
Mather, Niekerson, hedoe, at 'Beaten 12th
Behr ODkR F Shannon.' BCCOOIi, for MALI, Cleared
a-t Fi W chr ilm ld ir r t h ° 4l n N orogird ll , lh St4 in g, from Boston, arrived at
Wilmington, 0, llth inst. '
with Alice. frnni Hatteras , bound to New York
with a cargo of, -
what, put into this port in distress,
having been sasted on Saturday last oir 0ra...-
teague. Her c ar g owill be sold here.
SPECIAL, NOTICES.
PROFESSOR 0. S. FOWLER Lectures at
MUSICAL FUND HALL TO-NIGHT, FRIDAY, Oct.
14th, on " WOMAN : Her Sphere, Rights, Wrongs,
Treatment, Perfection," &e.,, settling, scienti fi cally,
many vexed qUestione, a.,commenoing at n quarter be
fore eight o'clock, nut) closing with PUBLIC EXAMI
NATIONS. Tickets 15 cents. PROFESSIONAL EX
AMINATIONS at the Phrenological rooms, No. Waf
CHESTNUT Street, for a short time only.
JUST OPENED—W.IMB FRENCH CHINA
DINNY.II BEM at the unprecedented priee of 82S—com
plete to dine twelve persons. . .
Also, 100 Dozon WHITE FRENCH China Dinner
Plates, full size and be quality, for $1.60 per dozen.
Also, 100 Dozen WHITE FRENCH China Breakfast
Plates. eatra size, for 31 per dozen (usual price $1.761
• Also, for Economical Families,
. _ .
White English Stone-ware Dinner Sots for $l2.
Likewise fine White Tea Bets, complete in de pieces,
for $3.50. - These bargains. for cash only, at the old
CHINA HALL, CHESTNUT.,Street, directly opposite
Old Independence Hall.
012-4 t W. J. KERR & CO.
Tna CROWlsltgia GLORT."—A flowing,
soft, luxuriant head of hair is considered the crowning
glory of either sex, but particularly of woman. JULES
HAUEL'd EAU ATHENIENNE HAIR RESTORER
will produce this, even where baldness has existed from
age or disease. It also restores the hair to Ito original
life color, black, brown, or auburn, and yet is not a
dye. Sold by all Druggists, and by JULES HAUEL
& CO., .No. TQ CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS Will posi
tively cure Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous De
bility, &0., leo. I:WORLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
will positively cure Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough
&0., ko. . .
Prepared by Dr. C. M. JACKSON & CO., 418 ARCH
Street, and for sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
Price 75 oente per bottle. eo76•tf
Tun BEST $5O
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
EVES MANIIPACTOkID.
W. H. JACKSON & CO., 724 CHESTNUT Street.
Agents wanted. oe4-12t*
To THE LADIES.—W. 11. Jackson & CO.
respectfully innte the ladies of Philadelphia andvicini
ty to call and examine their'new and improved
sae FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
Their Machines use the Straight Needle, and make
the look stitch alike on both Bidets of the cloth. Office ,
724 CHESTNUT Street, over Hazard's hook "Store.
oc4-121.
Gamma & Busies
WILIIIIIILTRD NOI6IILKSI FAMILY @SWING-hi/MIMS,
AT PAIDOCED PRICIII6.
Temporarily at No. eat Broadway.
Will return to No. 4a in a few week,.
THE PRICES OF
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES
HAVE! IBEEN !! REDUCED I!! lal-SIR
OAs•LAatr DEPOT--bIXTH AND ARCH.
ise24-31n
ONE PRICE CLOTHING OF THE LATEST
STYLES, made in the best manner, azure's)) , for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling prices marked in
Plain Figures. All goods made to order warranted antis
team. Our ONE-PRICE System is strictly adhered
to, as wo believe this to be the only fair way of dealing.
All are thereby treated alike. JONES & CO.,
seS-H SR MARKET Street.
SAVING FUND—NATIONAL SAFBTT TRUST
Comrsay.—Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania.
RULES.
1. Money It renewed every day, and in any amount,
arge or small.
1. PIPE PER CENT, interest is paid for money from
the day it is put in.
3:The money is always paid Murk in GOLD whenever
it is called for, and without notice.
L Money is received from Executors, Administrators,
Guardians, end other Thulium, in large or email sums,
to remain a long or abort period.
6. The money received from Depositors le inverted in
Rem Betide, Mortgagee, Ground Rents, and other Gut
class securities.
6. Moe open swore dee—WALNUT Street, southwest
corner Third street. Philadelphia. spN
SHAKEN B SAVING FUND—NORTIIWENI
COENER SECOND and WALNUT Btreeta—Deposits re
ceived in small and large amounts, from all classes of
the oornmuntty, and allows interest at the rate of fore per
cent. per annum.
Offiee open daily, from 0 until a o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 0 In the evening. President.
FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and Secretary, CRAB
E. MORRIS,
SALAMANDER FIREPROOF SAFES.—.A. very
large awirtment otSALAMANDERS for sale at reason.
able prieee, No. X South FOURTH Street, Philadel
'
auEltf
IVANS k WATBQN
WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES.
—Philadelphia Offioe. 628 CHESTNUT Street.
Merehante' orders filled at the SAME DISCOUNT as
by the Company.
Branch offiees in Trenton, New Jersey, and Easton
and Westchester. Pa. lel4-din
MAILRIE D.
FORMAN—GODEY.—On the 12th instant, by the Rev.
Dr. Morton. Win. B. Furman, of New York, and Louise,
it.mghter of Louis A. Gado,.
LUKENS—CURTIS —On the 13th inst., at the resi
dence of the bride's father. by the Rev. James Cuth
bert. Charles J. Lukens to Miss Emily Amends, daug.li
ter of Wm. Curtis Esc.. all of this city.
ANSRUTZ—MILLER.—On the morning of the 11th
inst., by the Re v.W: J. R. Taylor, J. P. Anshuts, for
merly of Moundsville, Va., end Louisa M., daughter of
John Miller, of this city.
ADAMS—POLLOCK.—Tuesday. October 11th, 1859,
George Adame. or Leicester, England, to Elizabeth .1:1-
lin Pollock, of Oda oity.
.—B
BIRCH—JOHNGONy the Rev. J. R. Lighthourn.
on the 12th inst.. Edwin K. Birch to Alexine L., daugh
ter of Alex. It. Johnson. all of this city. •
LOhIER—FL h.TCHER.—On the tith inst., by Rev. T.
A. Fernley, John Lomas. of West Philadelphia, to Mar
garet Fletcher. et Philadoyhm.
RhIITH-I.YNDALL n the Ith inst., by Rev. John
Patton, Mr. S. W. Smith to Miss Annie Lynda!, daugh
ter of W. B. Lyndoll, all of this city.
DAVIS—WRIIitIT.-08 the 10th inst.. by Rev. A.
Barris, Mr. Jas. D. Dam to Miss Julia Ann Wright, all
of Pox Chase. Pa. •
• - • .
FLUOR—ROGERR.—Con the let Reptember. by Rev.
Geo. Ha Book, Mr. Win Fauod to AweAweMary C. Rople,
M
both of ddletown. Del.
DIED.
SMILEY.—At Germantown, on the 13th inst., Sarah,
wife of Thome T. Smiley, M. D. aged ti 2 year,.
The relatives and friends of the faintly are invited
to attend her funeral, from the residence of her hus
band, No. thrt Yore street, on Monday. the 17th inst., at
2 o'clock P. AI.
NORMAN.—Seddenlv. on the evening of the Mk in
stant, Lewis Witham Norman, in the 23d year of the
u llis friends and the friends of his family, are Invited
to attend hie funeral, )roin hi, late i esidence, N 0.7 }fo
menter alley, this(Friday 1 afternoon, nt 2 o'clock, with
out further invitation. Interment at Monument Ceme
tery.
EDWARDS.—On the 12th inst., after a lingering In
nen, Mrs. Ann Edwards, aged ati years.
rimers' from her late reaidence. Rinrgold place,
Nineteenth street, below Pine, tine morning, at 1 0
o'clock.
KELLEY.—On the 12th inst., Mrs. Margaret, wife of
Michael Kelley, in the Vali year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of Patrick Devlin, Cad
walader street, above Franklin, thin afternoon, at 2
o'clock.
dill/MM.—On the 11th inst.. Mrs. Margaret Cronsin,
wife of Edward Cronin, aged 41 sears.
Funeral from the ronideno of her husband, No. 722
&anti Seventh street, above Fitzwater, this morning, at
WLEICOTT.—On the 7th inst., at the residence of
her sister, near Desmoinea, lowa, Elizabeth, daughter
of the lateMolor Robert Wooott, of this Mts.
MATIIERS.—On the 12th inst., Ellen, wife of Roth
Mather!. aged 9.3 years.
PICHON.—Cm the 12th inst., of pulmonary consump
tion, Mae Caroline J. Fiction, daughter of the late Inapo
F. and Mary A. Fiction.
CORE.—On the 9th tent., Samuel Core. Jr.. son of
Aging,' IL and the late Sarah J. Core, in the 7th year
of his ate.
_
. .
WALTON.—On the fteh inAt. after a short Mem,
lapjel Welton.
STOKES.—On the lith inst. George Stokes, in hie Mat
GAMMONS.—On the 19th inst., Mrs. Elizabeth Sam
mons. aged 86 years.
POMO , 17.—0 n the 11th inst., Mrs. Hester, wife of
De Witt C. Foreott, aged ad years.
MF.CKE.—On Monday mummy. the 10th inst.. Jun.
,Henry, eldest eon of John and Catharine Macke, aced
19 .14rAl N.—On the 9th inst., itr. TIIOIII3B N. Newlin,
in the 32d_year of his age.
•MILIAR.—tM the morning of tho 9th inst., Anne,
wife of Jacob Miller.
Er At a meeting of the Bar, held Oct. 13, 1859, in re
lation to the deceitse of Wthmest G. SMITH, Ban., late
member of the Bar, the Hon. John Cadwalader was
called to the Chair, nod George W. Thorn nppointed
Secretary. The meeting was addressed by Messrs.
Hubbell, Bethel. and Carter, when, on motion of Hora
tio Hubbell, Esq., it was
Resolved, That we have heard, with deep regret, of
the sudden and tragical death of• Wm. G. Smith.
member of tine Bar.
Relotord. That in our intercourse with the deceased
we have nlways found him lair, uptight, honorable, and
gentlemanly.
Resolved. That we hincerely sympathise with the
friends and relatives in this ntelanelioly dispensation of
Providence..
Resolved, That these resolutions be communicated to
the friends of the deceased, and that they he Signed by
the Chairman and Beeretery. and be published m the
daily papa's.
JOlOl CADWALADER, Chairman.
Giro. W. Timms, Secretary. it*
MOURNING STORE! BESSON & SON,
No.BoB CHESTNUT Street, have a full assort
ment of
Black Velour Repe, Blank Gros Grain Mks,
do. Mousgelined'Laines, do. rook de Soles,
do. Cashmeres, do. Venetionnes,
do. hlerinoes, '
do. Gros d'Eoosse.
do. Satin de chines do. Petent boiled Ms,
do. Bombazines,
do. Tenses, do. English Crapes,
do. ParemaGas, do. Crape Collars,
do. Mohair Lustros, do. " Sleeves,
do. Thibet Long Shawls,
Black Crape 1
Second Mourning Goode ii
oils, ko., &c.
every variety. ol.tf
CfIEtSPEST WINDOW GLASS in town,
.t DICK'S, 8. W. corner of SEVENTH and
SOUTH. 012 310
1.12 SOUTH FOURTH. STREET. 112
STEREOSCOPIC BAZAAR.—greet Emporium for
Stereoscopes and Stereoscopic Views, Arno rie an, Frond'
and English, Opera Classes, Microscopes, and improved
SP"taciel' correctly en(tnd to then oe et
112 t3outh FOUItTII Street, below Chestnut.
Artifinild Unman EWA. InpArtod.
TirArds AN D SHOULDERS.-1,700
Pieces City Smoked Hams and !Moulders. Alen,
800 eieess extra Sugar Cured Hams, for sate by 0. C.
SADLER & CO, ARCH Street, second door above
Front.
WARMING AND VENTILATING
WAREHOUSE, 102 MARKET St., Phila.
BUILDINGS O WARMEDCRIPTIONS
AND VENTILATED BY
CULVEG'S ERR" aAS-BURNING WARM-AIR
FOiN;WM
The above Furnace lies now been in use during the
last two winters in this city, and has given universal sat
(inaction. The large heating surface being directly over
the flame of the fire, and the conical tubes, through
which all the drafts pass. are so arranged as to consume
the larger part of the gases from the coal, being en:.
tirely of Cast Iron, with deep, sand Joints, is now of
fered to the publio an the most complete beating ILPDa
ratub now in this market. C. W. being a practical
mechanic, will personally attend Wall heating and ven
tilating.
ALSO,
Six sizes of Cooking Ranges, adapted for hotel and
private use. Collins' Patent Chimney Caps for ventila
ting and cure of smokily chimneys, with a full assort
ment of Rygintern and Ventilators of every size and
pailpo.?pre-plaoe Stoves, Oath Boilers, ,ko.
Jobbing promptly attended to.
CHAS. WILLIAMS,
Mt 2 - tiltll4-4131 L4to BAKint 4. WILLIAM%
ThE PRESS:PMLADVU:Iii*aI..ViIf)4.Y=;cI 4,.
.1-49 IP,PI
TO YOUNG MCC—GREAT FACILI
TIES are afforded for noquirink a BUSINBBB
EDICATION at BRYANT & STRATTON'S MER
CANTILE COLLEGE; 8. E corner Seventh and Chest ,
nut streets. By sureties° 'of a Scholarship the Guilder
'becomes a LITE MEMBER. and may prosecute Ms
studies at his mmveniiincei Call for 011
sums. olt:_,2t
AN ADJOURNED STATED MEET
INO of the Philaileh ssoma OLDf Prowl
firsof Pahlie Schools will beheldat theMODEL
SCHOOL BUILDINO, Cheater street, above Race, on
TO-MORROW (Saturday 1 MO RNING,at 10 o'clock.
It. JAMES 0, BARNWELL, C.B.
ErPEOPLE'S LITERARY INSTITUTE.—
SE VENTH COURSE , OF LECTURES.
OPENING LECTURE Ht
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER,
AT C EVENING ALL. THURSDAY October 20th.
TICKETS FOR Till COURSE OF EMIT LW:Mill,
Admit Wig ono r ni emit . ..—• Hi
Gent oan and• 26d
Dent eman and two 1ndie5..........•• ••• 3 US
FOR SALE BY
Parry k McMillan, Fourth and Chestnut.
Bower, Sixth and Vine.
Henderson. 628 Arch street.
Presbyterian Book Store, Mt Chestnut et. ollltif
1 110MAEOPATIIIC COLLEGE OF PENI4-
u,4 SYLVANIA, Filbert street. above Eleventh.
e introductory Lectures will be delivered in the fol
lowing order
Prof. J. M. WARD, MONDAY, lOth, 8 o'clock, even-
Irof, C. J. REMPIL, TUESDAY, 11th, 8 o'clock,
evening.
Prof. J. R. COXE, JR., WEDNESDAY, 12th, 8 o'clock,
evening.
Prof. THOS. MOORE, THURSDAY, 19th, 8 o'clock,
e‘ Prof. - W. A,EED,FR I DAY. Mil, 8 o'clock, evening.
Prof. BEAKLEY, SATURDAY, 15th, 8 o'clock.
evening.
Prot. M. SEMPLE, MONDAY, Nth, 5 o'clock P. M.
Medical and Surgical Clinics, WEDNESDAY end
SATURDAY, 12 o'clock M.
08-7t* J. DEAKLEY, M. D.. bean. ,
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD
ERS of the GREEN AND COATED-ST. PAS-
S i lfrOt• R. RAILWAY COMPANY will he held at the
office of the Company. 4X.1 WALNUT Street. Oil TITS
DAY, October 18th. at II noon. to consider the question
of running the ORM on the Green and Coates-street
branoo of the Company's road on Sunday.
Ny order of the board.
012. (It BENDY STIARWOOD, Secretary.
ZWESTERN BANK OF PRILADELPKAI
—October Ist,
emmol election for Directors of this Bank wino
held at the Banking House, nil MONDAY, NovenibeS
21st. between the hours of le o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clocic
M.
0010-Btd&ltW
The annual matins of Stockholders will be held at
Dm same place on TUESDAY. November ht. at .12
o'clock M. 0. M. TROUTMAN,
ni-tu&fr-t n2O Cashier.
'rTHE PHILADELPHIA DANK.—OCT
annual
nmeeting of the Stockholders of this Bank
will be held at the Banking noose on TUESDAY, the
first day of November next, at 12 o'clock M.
And the mutual election for Directors will be held at
the Daubing Douse on MONDAY, the 21st day or No
vember next, between the hours of 10 A. At. and 2 P. Me
05-wfr&ln tn2l B. B. COAIEUYS, Casltie .
rr - f MECHANIC S , BAhiK.—PIIfLADEL
PHIA, October gth. 1859.
itteatice is hereby given that an elution for Thirteen
Directors to serve the ensuing year, will he held at the
Banking /Vise on MONDAY, November 21st, from 10
A. to P.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders will be held
on TUESDAY, November let, at 12 o'clock hI.
os-wfrAm tn2l J. G. MITCHELL, Cashier.
airBANK OF COMERCE—PIIILADEI4-
mita, October I, 1259.—Notice is hereby gives,
i Election M
for thirteen directors to carve for the
ensiling year, will he held at the BANKING 11011S'P.,
on MONDAY, November 21, between the hours of 10
o'clock A. hl, and 2 o'clock P. M.
J. C. DONNELL,
003-rriwttn2l Cashier.
The annual meeting of the Stookholders will be liefd
MTh° same plane on TUESDAY, November I, at 12
o'clock .1. C. DONNELL,
oc3-mwftnl Cashier.
rrri INDIA—ITS RACES, LANGUAGF.. AND
RELIOION.—The Rev. HENRY 51.8OUDDEA,
D. of India. will lecture on this alibied, on TUES
DAY EVENING, the lath hist, at 5 o'clock, ,in the
MUSICAL FUND BALI,.
Tickets, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Tow bad et Messrs. Parry & McMillan, Win. B." &
A. Martini, Presbyterian Board Tract House, and at
the Rooms of the Nouns; Men's Christian Association,
1011 Chestnut.
_ _
frrJEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE,.
Session of 1459-40.—Order of Introduotorr Leo.
Prof. Dung Soon. Monday. October 10, at 7 P. M.
Prof. Mitchell, Tuesday, October 11.47 P. 31.
Prof. Gross, Tuesday, October 11, at 8 P. M.
Medical and Surgical Clinic, Wednesday, Octoberl.2,
at 12 M.
Prof. Dickson, Thursday. October 13. nt 7 F.M.
Prof. Meigs, Thursday. Octob.r, 13. at 8 P. M.
Prof, Bache, Friday. October 14. at 7 P. M.
Prof. Pancoast, Friday, October 'A. nt 8 P. At.
Medicialand Surgical Chitin. Saturday, October 75.
at 12M. ROBLEY DUNGLISON, M. D., Dean.
007-7 t
PENNSYLVANIA . COLLEGE—EDI.
ftr- 111
nal Department, - Ninth street, below Lemn.
The introductory Lectures will be delivered as follows:
Prof. Hartshorn. Monday, October 10th, at 4 I'. M .
Prof. retort. Monday, October 10th, atb P. M.
Prof. Oebreclit. Tuesday. October 11th, at 4 P. M.
Prof. Metes. Tuesday, October 11th, at 01'. M
Prof. Harlow, Thursday, October 13th at 4 P. M.
Prof. Rand, Thursday, October 13th, at 5 P. M.
Fror, Halsey. Friday, October 14th_, at 5.P. M. ,
Medical and Surgical chains on Wednesday and Sat
urday at noon. The public as invited to attend.
oT-Tt. LEWIS D. HARLOW, 14. D., Dean.
NOTICE.--GREEN AND COATES-NT.
U. 4 ' PABBENUER RAILWAY COMPANY.
The third instalment of FIVE DOLLARS per share.
ti stock of the Green and Coates street P m
asseng
Railroad Company. will he due and
_payable on the Dtt
day WALNUTbe 80i at the office or the company, No
D. 3 rite t.
By order of the Board.
615-thetutol4 HARRY CONNELLY, Treasurer
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' DANK
—PHILADELPHIA, October 3d, 1859.
otice is hereby given that MI election for Thirteep
Directors will he held at the Rankine House on MOIs ,
DAY,ieovernber 215t.1869, between the hours of 9o'clocs
A. M. and a o'clock P. Al.; and a venues! meeting of the
Stockholders will be held on TUESDAY, November Ist
at 4 o'clock P. )11., at the Banking House.
. 04 dtn2l W, RUSHTON, in., Cashier-,
SOUTHWARK BANK—PIIILADEL.
' PHIA, October
Vatic() is poreby given that an election for Thirteen
Directors will he held at the Banking House on'MON
DAY, November 21st. 2029 between the hours of io
e'olock A. M. and 2 o'clock P. ht.; and a general mot.
ink of the Stockholders will be held on THEtiDAYirIO
- let, at 12 o'clock M. ,
P. P. avent;
of-dtn2l Cair.
110EIMER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC COlory;
•■••0 SSCOND Street, above Green, le , proh ,... hli n t . ll .. e
most complete in the world for making all size and price
Photographs. Pictures ere made from the sine of Lorr
to those suitable for finger -rings.
VASEHONATILE DANCING AND CALIS
- ENERCIBEB.—W. J. DUEY re
s bect ,
fully notifies that he. will rename his elrunien,p4it
ABBEMBLY 11U11.01NO, TENT II and UlthfdrlUT.
&mete, on TUESDAY. the 18th Ootober. noun 44
Tuition—.: till 5 o'cinck. and 8 tt5 . 10 o'cloeka'l'.
Lore—Tuesdays and Iquitos. Realdenco-712CflE8T.
NUT Street. 014.40
lig LANDRETH'S -RURAL REGISTER
.Q 6, AND ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR 11—Foi
Grattutoun Distriliution—Contain a Monthly Ca mist
for the Farm, the Vegetable Garden, the lower
Oard , n. end the Greenhouse; to which is added n
complete last of Garden &oils, with full directions for
planting.
Catalogues of Flower Seeds. with full directions fat
culture. Cuteleguee of Agricultural and jiortieultural
Implements and Tools also furnished wrath, on Pt pplica
tion. D. LANDRETH & 80N,
Nos, 21 and 23 South NIXT.H Street.
014-31" a Between Chestnut and Market streets.
OFFICE; OF THE
! . tr -- ( - i-!fit • FRANKFORD & EMITH
-4eo" wARK PiiihAOHLPIVA
CITY.PAFSENUP.R RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, Barka (late Chatham) street, veto*
Fourth,
PHILADELPHIA 00I0bEr m 1.59.
On and after MONDAY next, 17th inst., the trite 0 ,
EXCHANGE TIOKIITR soh by this Comonny for the
SPRUCE AND PINE, GIRARD ('ALLEGE, AIWA AND PAIR
MOVNT, RACE AND VINE. and GREEN AND COATE,
STREETS Passenger Ralways will be MX cents.
ott-ntif CHAR. R. AISBOTT, tieeretar)•
GERAIANTOWN
•
'' ' PASSENGER RAILWAY
.21 , a
.;E, , --s, Lz tzr, COMPANY —On nod after
_ October nth. the care or the.
Company leave the Diamond-street elation, for
Germantown. an follows!
At 6, 635. and 7A. M., rind over twenty minute* until
2 o'clock P. AI.; arid every filteen minute. until 8 P.
M.; then every half hour until 12 o'clook 31.—at which
tune the hot car will leave the depot.
Leave the Germantown nation. for Philgolehia, al
BA, 6.48. 7.08, 7.18. 7.28. 7.38, 7.48, 748. and 8.1:1; then
every twenty minutes until 8P.111., and then ever) hall
hoer time until 11 P. M. •
• •
Quarterly School Passes to and from the city. and
packages of School Tickets. through Germantown, IM
sale at dePota at Germantown or Diamond street, alit,
office, :a8 Dock street.
lie order of the President.
012.4 t W. M. SINGEB.LY, Secretary.
D OINGS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
STATE FAIR FOR 1839.
&SIX FIRST PREMIUMS AND SIX DIPLOMAS.
Best Furnace for Warming - Buildings.
To Anxot.o h Witsos.
GAS CONSUMING CONE FURNACE.
FIRST PRENIIUNL
BEST PORTABLE FURNACE.
TO ARNOLD h WILSON.
RICHMOND'S PORTABLE FURNACE.
FIRST PnEmityst.
BEST COOKING RANGE.
To ARNOLD& Wir.son.
CHILSON'S DOUBLE-OVEN COOKING RANGE.
FIRST PIIRMIUM.
BEST PARLOR COAL GRATES.
DOWN NOL BA SKET (
LOW and ORATES,
FIRST PRIMO:H.
BEST ENAMELLED SLATE MANTELS,
To ARNOLD & WILSON.
For a very handsome thselay of Enamelled Slate Man
tels, very highly finished, milaritimor workmanalop.
Al-INOLD & WILSON.
1010 CHESTNUT street.
B. M. FELTWELL, Btipt GSA f
EYE AND EAR.
DEAFNESS.
Dn. VON MOSCHZISKER i
OCULIST AND AURIST.
Dr. AL gives his esclus:ve :titanium to the median! and
d
aurcal treatment of the Es L and EAR.
DE 4 FRFfiti of the longest standing removed both In
medical and surgical operations on the latest scientific
principles. Dr. it. wonld be pleased to receive or
hers of the Inetlical.thcultt who wink_ to triter/fa his
method of operating for the removal of Deafness, or ens
operation on the E • E and EAR.
ARTII • 1.. EYES INSERTED.
Office 2(11 South NINTH Street, shove SPRUCE.
Office hours (rum 9 A. AL to 1 Pand from 4 to t
P. M. 001-11 a-if
E. NEWLAND & CO..
LOOKING-GLASS AND PICTURE-FRAME
MANUFACTURERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
An extoontro Mock of OIL PAINTINGS, oto. to
rp h r i f u l i . o cirL ices. (104 ARCH Street. abov.olmary
THE "FIERY STAR," GAS-CON
MIMING AND RADIATING AIR-TIGHT
re. flails, Offices. Mort% &e.
ilfe .‘ moat Sl e W co E nin ib i r ea r r i Aeerful, and healthy neva in
the market. All who wish a heating Stove that will
give enttve eatteftkettott 1100 invited to call and see one
of the
FIERY STARK
in operation at our Warcrooms.
Every variety of Stoves bot N h
I Pl N ant and
GAS BURG.
fur Parlors, Kitohens, Momlena, Halls. he., ;nay be
found in nor assornuont.
Our erlebroted
ROYAL,
BLA.SRELL, and
.1101.181,E-OVER
Cooking &oven are
WARR ANIED,
and. for excellence in operation, they
CHALLENGE
all competition.
NORTH. CHASE, AND NORTH,
013-141 No. AO North tWCOND ti melt.
W •
ILLIANI HODOSON, Chemist and
Prugaist, being deprived. by sickness, of phy -
sical ability for the usual active attention to business,
tun,, for the present. committed the personal care runt
supervision of his store (still under his own (twice and
direction) to THOMAS A. LANCASTER, who has
been in his employ between four and five years, pad hue
completed a thorough coerce of pharmaceutical °maw
thou, and graduated in the Philadelphia College of Phar
macy. By this arrangement. he trusts to secure, during
his absence, a careful and prompt attention to the
wishes and interests of his customers, and he respect
solicits the continued confidence and kindness of
Ins friends and the piddle.
N. p. corner o. ARCII and TENTH Streets.
Philnitelphin, Intl) inontn 10th, 18.53. 013.21
JNIOHOLSON,
• Ain nufacture r of
SHIRTS, LINEN and MARSEILLES
BOSOMS and COLLARS.
A large and oilmen assortment, m u d WELL MADE.
always on hand, unto which I particularly invite the at
tention 01 . CA511 and prqmpt-paying glionT-11:11i: buyers.
B. E. corner of ILLCONI) and ARCH Streets,
PHILADELPHIA. 013-IM.
DAY ANL) BOARDING SUIIOOI, for
Young Ladies. en branding 'might. A few more
Pupils reOeiVed in MUSIC.. EVENINGa
Snd for
_Adult
Lefties. nest Reference given. Apply at No.be North
THIRTEENTH Street, 013-3 t
:MINED SUGARS AND SYRUPS.—
O. DONOGHUE, le Soule WATER Street, offers
for sale, at the lowest cash prices, a fresh stook of Ro-
A l po &gut, Awl Uyruag, at malt/ gfaAtait. 912-3t,*
RETAIL Dltit'6o6S.
SILKS !
•
JOHN KIEHL & SON
are opening, every day,
NEW FANCY DRESS SILKS,
direct from the importers, winch wo will sell at a
small advanee.
Also, a large kook of
VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS,
BRAWLS, MERINOS,
RICH DESIGNS IN PRINTED CASHMERES,
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES.
We also have a large atook of SILK ROBES that cost
forty , lollara to import, selling at e 28009.
oll•lt 918 CHESTNUT Street, below Tenth.
WIDE WOOLLEN DRUGGEV.
An Invoke of tbeae dealrable goods. in new
gdyles and heavy fab , lo. Stair Druggeta, and large
elan Woollen-Bente, ed Crumb Vothe.
Alao, linen wide Drumta ri..d Cloths.
eIISHAH YLESS BROTHERS,
CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
LARGE HEAVY BLANK M:8.
Ensile!, Square Blankets, of superior manufacture,
ordered for family use. titre American /lain and
Ta HIM Ribbon-Bound Blankets. all sizes. Crib,
Cradle, and Horse Blankets.
8 HaRPLESB BROTHERS,
old CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
TABLE AND PLANO COVERS,
Flat styles Cloth end Worsted. Richly Printed,
bright effects, Embroidered Borders, new designs.
BureaudY, Blue, Omen.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
ell CHEST NU T and EIGHTH Streets.
HOSIERY GOODS.—J — . VIAL HOF
MANN. No. 9 North EIGHTH Street, hes now
rnen his Fall Stock of Hosiery Goods viz: Underveste
d Drawers of Carwright and Warner's superior menu
nettles, for Indies'and misses' wear. Mertno Shirts
and Drawers, tor cents and youths. Merino Hosiery,
Cotton Hosiery, Woollen Hosier), Woven and HauM
tete. and goods generally appertaining to the Hosiery
'grusinens. J. W.ll, respectfully solicits the attention of
families to his stook, assuringthem that his stock is un
welled for variety by any other in the city. and that
his prices are as low as those of any other regular house.
N. B.—No abatement made from the prices named.
set-Wfmtf
F.~ALL AND win ER CLOAKS.
Newest Patterns Pan Cloaks.
Winter Cleaksdatty opening.
Black Beaver Cloaks.
Black Tricot Cloaks.
1. Black Preach Cloth Cloaks.
-1135 r Cloaks made to ord rnt one day's notice.
Prices e 6 to 616. COOPER rt t;0111ARy,
POPITH and MARKET
CASSIMERES, CLOTHS.
Thick Plain Cassimeres
Heavy Blank Cashmeres.
Stout Paper Sir lea. •
Rugged Mixtures, Plaids and Stripes.
Nl*, and 6-4 First-rate Black Doeskins.
block Broadcloths PIM toy 6.
Ladies' Cloaking Cloths.
COOPER rk, CONARIO,
on) NINTH and MARKET
SELU, SHAIVLS, and DRESS GOODS! ! !
TIIORNLEY & CHISM
OPPBR THIS DAY
Very rich fancy Silks for 75 and 27 cents.
Exceedingly rich for 8 , 1, worth al 25.
- Black Bayaderes and Plain eolor Silks, Ste., &e.
THE BEST BLACK BILKS IMPORTED ! !
Over es,ooo worth of Drochea Shawls.
Btella Shawls, In black rind colored centres.
French, Scotch, and American Woollen Shawls.
Plain and embroidered Crape Shawls.
New stt les of Cloaks opening' daily.
All the 46_0100(4 b y , ng
130 ow l OI
SE FOR CASH,
WE NDIO B' UNDERBOI.D.
Our store, being' centrally located, it is easy of access
from all parts of the city_ and country.
N. E. corner MIRTH and SPAIN() GARDEN.
•
col TBORNLEY & CHIBM.
RAPS ON'S,
CORNER OF EIGHTH AND CHEERY STS.,
Have now open a firm assortment of
BERLIN ZEPHYR WORSTED,
SINGLE, DOUBLE, AND SPLIT.
The whole from the celebrated manufacturers, Hertz
do Wegeeer, in Benin. Our ouetomers can depend on
getting the beet article over offered at retail in Phila
delphia. at the lowest poets.
A spLeranD AssonTYMIT EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS.
A VARIETY OP BLADE CtoAK TASAELS.
HANDSOME CROCHET MOAN FRINGES.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DRESS TRIMMINGS.
WOOLLEN KNITTING YARNS, ALL COLORS.
ZEPHYR KNIT TALMAS AND CAPS.
ZEPHYR KNIT OAITERit AND SLEEVES.
A FULL STOCK OF STAPLE TRISINIINGS.
AT It APSON '8
LADIES' TRIMMINGS AND ZEPHYR STORE
Coe. OF /sIOIITH AND CHERRY ST&
06-2 m
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PROFESSOR OF SLEIGHT-OF-HAND, eta., etc., ate.
Wril by Himself;
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anecdotes of the interviews of the great Wizard with
the meet diatingoisned personages of the present day,
and gives descriptions of the manner of performing
loans of his most curious tricks and transformations.
Bound in one volume, Ignio.. cloth, 446 pages. Price,
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Two doors below Fifth, on the upper aide.
air Strangers, visiting the city, are respectfully in
vited to call and examine the large colication of Books,
and get a Catalogue.
TRAUSS' CRITICAL, EXAMINATION
OF' TILE LIFE OF JESUS. Translated front
the fourth German edition. bv AI ARIAN EVANA. In two
royal octavo volumes, pp. 902. With a One steel por
trait. $4.90.
THE POSITIVE PHILOSOPHY OF AUGUSTS
COMTE. Translated by HARRIET MAIIIINICAIL In
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steel portrait. 89.
THE ESSENCE OF CHRISTIANITY. By Louwin
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Tllk CREED OF CHRISTENDOM: Its Founda
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Publisher. C. BLANCHARD.
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THE EIt,HTEEN CHRISTIAN CENTURIES. By
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VIII; AMERICAN LEADER AND
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on Saturdny next.
CIALENDER & CO. will supply the
•.1 city and trade with Mr. Flake's now Wort inc
inen's Advocate. 25,000 conies of the fire! edition will ho
published this week. olt•tt*
riIIIEOPIIILUS FISKE & CO. will issue
A. on Saturday next. at the Northeast corner of
THIS David CHEbTNUT Streets. the largest and hand
somest paw over devoted to the cause of labor.
NBW BOOKS
For Rale hr ".
GAUT & VOLKM AR,
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"VIE WHEAT PLANT: its ousin, culture, krowth,
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THE SCIENCE OP EDUCATION, and Art of
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DE UINCV—THE LOGIC OF POLITICAL, EGO
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THE CRICKET FIELD: or, the History and &d
-ente of Cricket._ .
. .
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PIIES I DENT IA t. CANDIDATES. Containing
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',intent Candidates for the Presidency in 1860. By D.
W. Bartlett.
BORDER WAR. A tale of Disunion. BY J. B.
Jones.,TO MIRSISRIPPf BUBBLE. A memoir of JOHN
LAW. By Adolph Thiers. To which are added au
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South Sea Scheme. Translated and edited by Frank S.
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SYLVIA'S WORLD, Crimes which the Law does
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BEULAH. Be Augusta J. Evens.
MISS SUMMEN'S WINDOW. !vitt other pa
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AGIJECHLEK. Sketches of Foreign Travel.
KNITTING WORK. A Web of many Textures,
wroirlit by Binh Parto:tom
RECOLLECTIONS OF SAMUEL, RODGERS.
ALMOST A HEROINE. By the author of Charles
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illustrations, nod quaint sal lags. from the works of
that renowned Puritan. TllOlll4B Brooks.
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for their organization and operation, an., Sce., inclu
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By Alexander East in, C. E.
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F.NULtSIt and AMERICAN STATIONERY.
Brutxs, PRAYER and HYMN BOOKS, of every
variety and style.
OUR TABLE, containinz all the daily papers, wilt,
ninny Magazines and Periodicals, offers an advantage
for spendina a spare hour.
N. B. TEActirms will do well to call at the
TEACHERS' HOME, No. 609 CHESTNUT Street, and
examine our large and complete assortment of Sehool
Books,
ciLDBOOKB,-OLD BOOKS—OLD libRA
X-, The undersigned itates that he has frequently for
sale books printed between the_years 1470 and MO; early
editioue of the Fathers of the Reformers and of the Pu
ritan Divine.; in Lam, Branton, Lttleton, retreaded!'
Cretins, Dewitt, Coke, Hale, the Y ear Book.. Reports
kn., are often to be found on hie shelves; CyoMPeilleil
Lexicons. Classic. anthers, History, Poetry, PhilosophY,
8 tens,
4 Z,.. t 148.1 Economy, Government
pubJeotearamaing i continually deal in by him. Books,
in large and small quantitiee,p_ure ase4 at the Custom-
Renee avenue Bookstall, CHEST UT Street, above
F o urth, Philadelphia.
invl9-Bia JOAN CAMPBELL.
MRS. M. A. KING will open Winter Mil.
on THURSDAY, October DM, at N 0.27 S
BE(N).lN r _ y
utree i 4bove Cheautit. 008-144
"bnii GOOtiS.
WINTER, STOOK, STAPLE AND
FANCY.
EYRE &I LANDELL.
FOURTH AND ARCH,
Are prepared to suit families with their
WINTER DRY GOODS.
FRENCH MERINOES,
LADIES' CLOAK CLOTHS,
WIDE BILK VELVETS,
BROCHE LONG SHAWLS,
PINE WOOLLEN do..
4.-9 ALL WOOL PLAIDS,
FASHIONABLE DE LAINES,
Do. PLAID SILKS,
SUPERIOR BLACK SILKS,
UNSHRINKING FLANNELS.
FANCY SACK FLANNELS,
FINE STOdK OF BLANKETS,
CASSIAIERES FOR BOYS.
BLACK FRENCH CLOTHS.
N. B.—The above Goode are all at the low rates or
the season. 0c34020
DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
LACE GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES
NOW OPEN, OF THIS SEASON'S
IMPORTATION.
SLEEVES, SETS, COLLARS,
LACES BY THE YARD,
EMBROIDERIES OF ALL KINDS.
VEILS, GLOVES, MITTS, HDKFS, Re.,
With an entire stook of
WHITE GOODS.
THOS. W. EVANS & CO.,
818 AND 820 CHESTNUT STREET.
013.3 t
CLOAKS.
THOS. W. EVANS & CO.
HAVE NOW OPEN, OP THEIR
OWN IMPORT4TION
AND
MANUFACTURE,
A LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOAKS,
lIOURNOUS, &.c.,
Embracing all the
L.ITEST PAILISLIN NOVELTIES,
AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES.
818 AND 820 CHESTNUT STREET.
ote.et
DRY GOODS NOTICE.
JOSHUA L. BAILY,
IMPORTER AND JOBBER,
213 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Invites epeeist attention to one of the largest and
ahoicest mortments of
WINTER DRY GOODS
IN TIIIB MARKET, EMBRACING ALL THE NO-
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND GERMAN
DRESS GOODS.
A ouperb assortment
BROOKE, STELLA, AND BLANKET
SHAWLS,
Of the newest and choicest etylen
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
BLANKETS,
All sizes and qualities.
WHITE, SCARLET, YELLOW, GREEN, AND BLUE
WOOL FLANNELS.
WELCII FLANNELS
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
SATINETS AND VESTINGS.
The hewed Printings m
MANCHESTER. DE LAINES
1=22
Standard makes
SHEETINGS AND SHIRTING%
CHECKS, TICKING% AND STRIPES, AND
CANTON FLANNELS.
A PULL LINE
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN,
'PRINTS.
AND THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
MERRIMACK PRINTS
1.,i TIM
UNITED STATES
JOSHUA L. BAILY,
NORM SIDE OF MARKET STREET,
ABOVE SECOND,
SPECIAL NOTICE
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
We beg leave to call epecial attention to our stock of
DRESS GOODS,
Now exposed for sale
EVERY RETAILER
Who may visit NEW YORK will be amply repaid the
expense of his trip. by selecting out of our splendid va
riety styles different from those to be found in other
markets.
WE ARE NOW OPENING
80 CASES DELAINES, new and really beautiful
saw " WAMBUTTA PRINTS, new styles.
100 " WARREN PRINTS.
1,000 CLOAKS, SACKS, AND MANTLES.
3,000 SHAWLS, Imported expressly for us,
We have a rioh supply of
DRESS GOODS AND DOMESTICS,
OF POPULAR BRAND%
But to the above we oak your notice in particular. We
shall not quote prices, but suffice it to say, that by this
advortieement we mean to arrest your attention, and
the (bombs and prices will enable you to arrest the at
tention of your customers the country round.
DE FOREST.
ARMSTRONG, illa CO.,
80 AND 82 CHAIUBW STREET,
HARDWARE PACKAGE HOUSES.
HANDY & BRENNER.
NOB. SS, 23, AND 27 NORTH FIFTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA,
WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
For the male of all kinds of
AMERICAN MANUFACTURED HARDWARE,
AND IMPORTERS or
GERMAN, BELGIAN, FRENCH, AND ENGLISH
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Kees constantly on hand &large stook of Goods to sup
ply Hardware Dealers.
BUTCHER'S FILES,
BY the cask or otherwise.
BUTCHER'S EDGE TOOLS,
BUTCHER'S STEEL OF VARIOUS KINDS.
WRIGHT'S PATENT ANVILS AND WOES,
SHIP CHAIN,
And other other kinds In every variety. .
POLE AGENTS FOR
HARP'S REPEATER PISTOL,
WEIGHING ONLY tOi OUNCES.
SHARP'S NEW MODPIL RIFLES AND PISTOLS,
EDWARD O. HARDY. INO. O. BRENNER. 0. P. BRENNER.
aulS-tf
PACKAGE HARDWARE HOUSE.—We
would respeatfully call the attention of the Gene
ral Hard Ware Trade to our extensive Stook of BIR
MINGHAM HARDWARE, which we offer at a smell
advance by the package.
Orders for directmportation solicited, rind Goods de
livered either in th i s city, New York or New Orleans.
W. G. LEWIS ft Ron.
Olt COMMERCE Street,
Importing and Commission Merchants.
And Agept4 19F rpreign aqd pomegtio Hardware.
au2l-g
WANT TO PIIRCHASE--A Second-Hand
BILLIARD TABLE. Address Kr. DIM
LAcHER, utl North SECOND Street.
WANTED TO BUY—A good - Second
hand BILLIARD TABLE, with Marble Bed.
Inquire at 11$ North bECOND Street. u•
WANTED—In a Wholesale Hardware
Douse, an Assistant Bookkeeper. Must have
some expenenee in the trade. Address T. & at
this office. off-3P
WANTED—By a stout, able man, em.
element as Porter in a Wholesale Storo or
Factory. Unexceptionable reference u to character
will be given. - Address Porter," office of this
Paper. 014 St.
WANTED—By an experienced Sales
man, an ensagement in a Wholesale Jobbing
House. Can influence a fair amount of Southern and
Western trade. Address M. W.," at this office.
nu-60
WANTED—By a young woman, employ
ment in a Retail fry-Gonda Stine. Good re
ferences will be given, Address " ' office of The
Press. 014-3 t.
AMEMBER OF THE SOCIETY OF
FRIENDS out obtain the services of a quiet,
industnous 'woman. A Rood home more desired
than compensation A risme ensazed in some hat
business connected with household duties preferred. Un
exceptionable references given. Address " Denny's,"
Bland 's Dispatch. 013-3t`-
A YOUNG MAN is desirous of obtain
-LA- ing employment in any Wholesale House, Where
be can make himself useful either in the Counting
Room or Store. fro compensation required. Address
" S. 5.," at this office. 015-6 V
$2,000 TO $5,000. 'lv ANTED—A
Good Business Nan as Partner in a
business already established and pa) Inc thirty Per cent.
One that is well acquainted with the Wholesale Notion
g t zl. Trade preferred. Address D. SCOTT;:or.illtis
AMIDDLE -ABED MAN, who writes
. a fair hand and is good at figures, and has some
knowledge of keeping accounts, desires a situatton inn
Wholesale Store or Factory, as Storekeeper or Porter.
Address "IC," office in The Press. 011-4 t•
WANTED—By an active man, of good
address. a situation as out-dour salesman:
would be"
to accept a comnueslon. Addren
" Perseverance.office of The Ercgs.
WANTED—A German Designer for all
v V kinds of Woollen Cloths. A I:permapoht mid lucra
tive position is offered to a German having the follow
ing qualifications, : A thorough knowledge of the
French and En.:l:sh Languages. an aocnrate knowledge
of Woollen Manufacturesea carried on abroad, and
great OM and taste in getting up new and fancy styles
of Woollen Clothe.
••• - •
A practical Weaver and Designer. and none other
need epplv,tp et South FRONT Street.
010-ntwt-tf SD LETITIA Street.
WANTED
, TWO GOOD SALESMEN
ix TUX
CROCKERY JOBBING BUSINESS,
one for Near andpne for Western and Southern trade.
With amen able to influence cash and short credit buy
era a liberal arrangement would be made. Addressee
this office." Crockery," 013-wfin-el
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
f a PUBLIC SALE OE A 'VALUABLE
mr.t.TAvtRXEITAND.—:WiII be sold at Titblie Sale.
on THURSDAY, November loth,p. D. 1869, nt s o'clock
P. M., on the Premises—All that 0 established Tavern
Properly NIGH OF THE RE LIOH." situate oa
the Frnnkford any Bristol Turnpike road, treat Potnies
sing creek, at thaninction of the By berry road, shout
one mile from Torrisdale. and in Bensalem township,
Bucks county, Panne.. The House is large and commo-
dious, arid is considered ono of the best, stands on the
mad. , , There is a Barn, extensive Stabling, Carriage
owie, lee House. Sheds, and all other necessary Out
Buildings on the promises, all of which are in goottre
pair ; together +frith I.lneres and thi perches of land, in a
hi ch state of cultipation ; bounded by Focussing creek
aforesaid. land tlf Ferdinand Sartniento and otherg, This
is a valuable apd desirable Tavetn Property, end fur
ther comment is deemed ultnece, l lla soy person
visions to_purchaee undonhte y land examine
lot themselvee. previous to the s ale. he sale trill be
positive. arid without reserve; title indisputable; one
third of the plirehaic-mouey will be secured on the pre
miser; possession gitidn bn ihe first day of April next
Further conditions na the ay or Sale. Br order of
the Rem of JACOB HAL , late Of .liecsalera town
ship, Bucks county, 4eottlased. ELIAS T. HALL,
Agent for the Belle. and residing on the premises.
011-ftuSt. JESSE 0. WEBSTER, Auctioneer.
WESTERN MARKET.—FOR SALV—
Street.
T Two Hans-Cutters' Stalls. Ap;ty aL 146 FOURTH
014-3t*
To DRUGGISTS.—For sale, a large and
welt-arranged Drug and Preactiationjtoro,
doing a good ovih hinanega. For paiticalars i e s
C. J. 0.," Blood's Dispatch, o lg
raFOR SALE—A Pair of Northern-Bred
SLAM( HORSES. 16 hands bleb. 6 years old.
tted sound and kind. Price woo. Apply at
HUNT'S Stables.
01241 CHERRY Sttest, above Eighth.
WO RENT—A handsome Cottage, with
fine lawn, thralpVotes from depot, eleven
rooms, gas. water, and Ilea r,lektti re on the p,em,eea.
S. E. corner of PRICE an ILMCOOK Streets. Ger
mantown. on-fit'
Mfa .
VALUABLE FARM AT PUBLIC
il SALE.
RICHARD R. CORSON, Real Relate Broker, will
sell, on
SATURDAY, October 15,1839, _
on the Premises, in Worcester Township. Montgomery
of
FIFTIr a a e p o ito , handsome
or lees . t ap -a. ti d vitted ian F d A . R . l.
A.
Morgan, George Harman, Henry Tfeik.i., and others,
situate on tlis Germantown Pike Bra miles from Nor
ristown, quarter elf a Mile above Fair View. The im
provements are a new
STONE nwEt Li ra; jIOUSE,
two and a half stories high, with 13 rooms , well adapt
ed for a store or tavern, or both, built ofgood material,
and highly finished, with spring of water at the door
and pump therein, a frame barn. atone stable high, and
nearly new, built ol good material. two waggon houses.
corn-crib, and other nautili:try outbuildings There is
a fine alone barn and
SMALL DWELLING
on the lower end of the farm. Would make two handsome
properties if divided ; and wilt sell the whole together
or separately. Thie tea very desirable property, being
beautifully located, in a good neighborhood and conve
nient to churches, boarding schools, stores. Ac.
The proprietor beirllC advanced in years is determined
to sell. Persons Wishincto view the premises will call
on the proprietor. residing thereon, or to the under
signed, at Norristown. Sale to commence at !o'clock
P. M. Conditions made known on the day of sale.
Carriages will be provided for ar rangers from the City
by calling at my of fi ce, before 11
o'clock. on day of sale.
IL R. CORSON. Agent.
011-gt For Abraham Hendricks.
aERMANTOitrIit PROPERTY FOR S ALE
—A large. handsome pointed Stone Roues, 33 feet
front, by 43 feet deep, with Aachen beyond. and capa
cious Cellar under the intildinzs, sad Piazzas. which
extend on three eider. Hee Parlor. Piper-room. with
large Cut Stone Bay Windows in each le Warr, Winter
awl Summer Kitchen on the first floor. Ten Chambers,
Bath-room, Water Closet. and Conservatory on the np.
per floors. Store-room, Pantry. and numerous Closets.
Replete with all the modern conveniences. and finished
in the most substantial and tasteful manner. Rand
seine Balcony, front and rear, and commanding a fine
view of the surrounding country.
The ..Lot has two fronts. 100 feet on Tulpnhocken
street, and 103 feet on Washington street, by 378 feet in
depth.
The situation is one of the finestand most desirable in
Germantown, and presents an opportunity rarely to be
met with of securing a delightful reset, eon.
Apply to 130WLBY de CO.,
l'io. 1 Farquhar Building,
cia-wfm-flt• Opposite the Exchange.
ACOUNTRY SEAT WILL BE SOLD AT
PLIBLIO•SALE, the lath inst.. at ONE o'clock, in
Drebytown • Hatfield Township, Montgomery county,
Pa., near line Lexington Railroad Station. It contains
12 acres fine improved lend. The improvements are
all good. and nearly new. The location healthy and
very desirable. For further particulars. Inquire of
DAVID BRUNER,
010./it. 118 North THIRD Street. Phila.
PHILADELPHIA
FOR SALE OR EXOIIANGE.—A hand
11' some Cottaito mid grounds on LOCUST Street,
between Mary and William otruets. West Ph iladelpsta,
will be exchanged for a pleasant and convenient city
dwellmß. Lot 56 by 165 to a back street, stable, on rear. The
house has all modern conveniences, and is in perfect
order. Possession given immedottely. Apply to
ROBERT REID, on Premises.
08-6t' or N. W. corner RACE and JUNIPER.
win IN CASH AND 51,000 IN
}vvV Merchandise , to lre
Pg.n e e.d °a geoVAY'
INOR SALE. ,
1: The Subscriber will dtepose of the entire Stook of
FINE MONUMENTS, STATUARY.
HEAD AND FOOT STONES, /so.
AT THE MONUMENT MARBLE YARD,
No. /8115 ARCH Street.
West of Eighteenth street
al-4m WM. HILL MOORE.
MS, AT PUBLIC SALE—On SATURDAY,
Oat. s 7, 1869, on the premises "A Valley Farm,"
in Cheater county, adjoining Cain Station, on Penn
sylvania Railroad, three miles west of Downingtown.
containing 125 Agree of excellent quality of Land. with
good Buildings, and possessing many advantages at
water, roads, and other conveniences. For further par
ticulars call upon .INO. E. FOX. Executor
421-1 m" No. 11 South THIRD Street, Phi la.
TO LET—A Second-story Room, conve
nient to the State Mese, suitable for a Lawyer's
Office. Apely 431 CHESTNUT Street. .
FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE.-
The subscriber, in pioncentrating his business on
Chestnut street, west of Tenth Street,ofers far sale,
upon reasonable terms, his large manufactorr, with out
buildings and large lot of ground fronting on Sixth, Mar
ehall, and blaster streets, suitable for almost any large
manufacturing Mimeos. For partienlars inquire of
ALFRED FITLbR, Conveyancer. No. al N. SIXTH
Gtreet, or to the subscriber, No. 10009 V CHESTNUT St.
sle-Im WM D. ROGERS.
HOARD WANTED, by a Gentleman and
Danahien in a small Amencan family, where
there are nn othor hoarders, near Fairmount. or
Lamartine Square. Address "Lang," Blood's Dis
patch. 014 -3t'
FIRST-CLASS LODGINGS for a Family,
with n private table if desired. at 1399 SPRUCE
one door below Broad street. 1t•
TWO fine communicating Rooms; also
one email one vacant.
Apply at WALNUT street. ol]-6t•
WARBURTON,
NEW YORK
1004 CHESTNUT STREET,
306 S. SECOND ST., BELOW SPRUCE ST
Ilas Just received n beautiful arupply of
COIFFURES, CACIIEPEIGNES,
In real and imitation, of the newest Paris Fashion,
WARBURTON,
300 SOUTH SECOND ST., BELOW SPRUCE ST
1004 CHL._ , ITNUT STREET, ABOVE TENTH
oc7-tf-if
WARM AIR FURNACE.
THE NEW CONE FURNACE.
GAS CONSUMER
Will thorough l y Warm your house with ONE- THIRD
LESS COAL thin is required by any other Furnace.
Satisfaction lii all cases guaranteed. Hull& nes Warmed
and Ventilated by ARNOLD & WILSON,
1010 CHESTNUT Street.
LATE MANTELS,
The Richest end most Beautiful Specimens of
Enamelled Mate lil i antels, ever offered for mle in this
country. manufactured by us, from Pennsylvania Slate
stone, and for sale very low.
ARNOLD & WILSON,
1010 CHESTNUT Street.
COOKING RANGES.
All in went of the Beet Elevated Double Oven
Cooking Range, will do well to call at
ARNOLD & WILSON'S.
ee 111-3mif 1010 CHESTNUT Street
ITALIAN HEMP ROPE.--Italian Hemp
nom white and Tarred, for Inclined Planes. Ma
nufactured and for sale by
WEAVER, PITI.ER & CO.
010 ON. WATER 4t., and ZIN. Wharves.
WANTS.
BOARDING.
MILLINERY GOODS.
ABOVE TENTH,
CROWN PIECES, AND BARBS,
AMERICAN ACADEMY' OF Reda. •
RAVELS AND MARTINETTI FAMILY.
TILES ;FRIDAY) EVENING. October 14. _
SIMONE MISHAPS.
Simon, Gabriel RAVIN ; Lon:mule, Francois Ravel;
Misa Frances.
To conclude
' THE PRIMA DONNA.
with
BIANCO; OR, THE MAGIC SWORD.
_Bianco, Gabriel - Ravel; Don Albino, M. biathlon.
ra lest Parquet, Parcioet Circle and Balcony, SO cta.;
A
Family Circle and mphitheatre,2scents.
80. Office en from 10 A: M. till 4P. ItL, when Beats
''clock.se without extra
commence a t
open at 7
Pewrmance to commence at 75i o'clock.
IVALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
Bele Lessee. M. A. HARRETTSON.
BENEFIT OF BARRY SULLIVAN.
THIS (FRIDAY) El/ERIN% Oct. 14,
RICHELIEU.
Cardinal Richelieu, 8.,' Sullivan.
DON CA:B AR.
Don Caesar Barry Barry Buthree.
Beams Of ritlCElL—Dres• CirCIO• (Beats secured with
out extra charged 50 cepte ; Parquet, (Beats secured at
50 cantsdhni ; SecondTler sad Fkuuly Circle, apd Third
Tier, 25 cents ;_Private Boxes, according to their locals.
$5 and $3; Single Bests In Orchestra and Pneats
Boxes, 75 cents.
Box Office open daily, from 10 until 2 ticket. Them
seats can be secured in advance.
W H EATLEY k CLARKE'S ARCH
-BTR EET THEATRE.
H HI F PII
DAY
F I EVLEDN WEAVER.
grown, Mr. whentley ; Simmons, Mr. T. S. Clarke.
To maids with
THE WILLOW COPSE.
Luke Dolmsn ; Ross, ellra. Drew.
Scala °, Ppicroi.—AMunsion; 26 cents; Secured Rake
in Dress Circle, 37% Dents ; Parquet, to ante.
Doors open st. lee t 7 is: Rigor/moos to
comment,. at ni o'cock pcily- •
GRAITD CONCEKT.
MISS E. T. 6REENFIELD,
Who has sung with great moue= in Europe. under
the patronage of her Grace the Duchess of Sutherland,
and been honored with an audience by her Namur
Queen Victoria , wilt pith a
GRAND CONCERT
AT
'WASHING lON ALL.
EIGHTH and SPAIN.: GA RDBIT Streets,
On MONDAY EVENING; Onober 17, 1859 r
Assisted by
MRS. BROWN,
The American Nigotin,aleNi. c e and total of the
Great Mostm Johnson.
First
Prof. Frank
GNOR RL
First Clarinet, from Sl the ope MA ra of Havana.
hamlet. PROF. 0. KUNG.
Tickets can be had at the principal Music Stores. and
at the door on the eveninK of the Concert. 011-3 t
TIM GALLERY OF FINE PAINTINGS,
-E- at No. 901 CHESTNUT Street (over, Chiekering
&I gone new Piano-lorte Warernomhwill no goon—
FRNE TO THE PUBLIC—on FRIDAY end SATUR
DAY. October lith and lath. 'Me &de will eon:memo
on MONDAY Il7th), at 10 o'clock. A. M.. by Cata
logue. 14-It
CARL WOLFSOHN and Lan HORN
sypors_
SERIES OF SIX CLASSICAL SOIREES.
At the Foyer of the
AC ADRMY OF MUSIC.
Sebanriptiona will he received at the Mamie &twee of
G. Andre & Co., 1304 Chestnut street ; Lee & Walker.
Its Chertnut street; Beck & Lawton, conies of &Mai
and Uheetnut streets; A. Bhmult. 28 &salt Eighth
street, where the prospectus and programmes an be
seen. of-lm
'MUSICAL SOIREE AND BALL OF THE
" MENNERCHOR VOCAL SOCIETT."—The
MIENNERCHOR her leave to announce to their Mende
and the public. that they will awe aGIIAND MIMICAL
SOlREkoind BALL.on MONDAY EVENING,
_October
24, IMO, in the MUSICAL FUND HALL, LOCUS
Street.
Tickets, ONE DOLLAR., (admitting a Gentleman sad
two Ladies) mar be bad of the folksier managers:
Geo. Dufour, Co(. Mackie, C. Liebneh, Prof. Baden
eti eke r, C. Dummir. I. Pfaff. W. Galbert. IL Tate. Col.
Fitirerald, A. Larks, C. Vetterlein. C. Matiaeb. H.
Varner. C. Lindner. A. Sehsemmor, Prof. Jules Mar
tin. ?mt. M. Minsk°, P. teblme J. Grimm, A. Getty, C.
A. Tedium, Prof. Reese, F. C. Schmidt, b. Beaked, C.
Schick. Dr. J. R. Jona. Dr. Herring. G. Vollmer, C.
ft.rommen, C. Bellk•It• M. Feurinc, A. Reinstein. J.
Neff, J. P. Steiner. Mark Hauler,_lL Fox. L. Gotthard! ,
B. H. B Amman. J. A. Bauer. A. Ratchet:Mach, C. Mohr,
Joe. Drexel, H.Vonßesen. Behaessf,l B. Kochemperawri
A. Foster. L. Herbert , F. L. Joh es. E. Hermit, C. Bort
nor, A. Fem, P. Weber, J. Thornier. D. Rosenholm A,
Hippman, Jos. Diesinger, or of the members, or the
COMMITTEE OP ARIANOVIIENTE:
R J. A. Kokes, R. Schmidt, C. Goebel, ii. o..Trettbete
wfm.litr.P
eimg. op-
TAKE TOE GERMANTOWN CARS
and so to 'gee SIGNOR BLITZ. at TOWN HALL,
Germantown. FRIDAY and SATURDAY Aftsmoons
and Breninga. October It and /A.
Tickets 26 cents. oRt-St.
Ci_RAND INTERNATIONAL CRICKET-
A-11 MATCH SUPPER to the FI.RVEN OF IMO
LAND ._ at the GIRARD HOUSE , on FRIDAY
EYBITING, Octoberl4that 7P Id 'Tt he
P. M. c ea. c a n
be procured of any Member of the
e Match
Committee,
or at the Gintnl Hoe e. *
rruE MARTYRDOM OF RUSS is now
JIL exhibiting. with other Fainting* of the TIMM,
DORF COLLECTION. in the Southeast Gallery of the
ACADEMY Or FINE ARTS. -
Open daily, from 9 A. M. till 9 P. hf., and 7 to la P. M.
Admission 23 cents. 012-1 m
CONCERT RALE.-
_
LA FLTE DES MUSES.
GRAND MELANGE OF
DANCING, SINGING. AND 6TAGE EFFECTS,
MT Tlll
" MARSH'S JUVENILE COMEDIANS,
Who have removed from the
NATIONAL THEATRE,
:TO TUX
. .
COXCiRT'HALL
WHDDRSDAY AND THURSDAY errEßNDows.
Grand Performance for the accommodation of Children
and y ninnies, commencing at
PRID4Y and SATURDAY NIGI 'P i
The Doora wiltbig open at 7 o'clock. Per Oftrtallad to
( immense rani.
ADMISSION'S:. zimrs.
IUcDONOUGIPS GALF.TIES—RACE ST.,
below THIRD.
GREAT SUCCESS OF
T. D. RICE
ORIGINAL - "JIM ckow.”
ALSO.
HERNANDEZ TRE WONDER..
EVERY VARIETY OF ENTERTARIMENT
NIGHTLY PHIL ADELPHIA.
10. COMPANY IN PHILADELPHIA.
10. Z AIM 75 01371.
QANFORD'S OPERA ROOM,
ELEVENTH street. between Chestontaad Marin&
Open for the
- sARFORIVB sT ernimps. -
the largest
Company in the world.
In their oveellenem every evening.
SANFORD apwen
Every evening in Sui dram Hole of Chareetitis
Doory open at MC commence at &
Admitaion 26 amts. 13 m ate.
oct-lm -
CABYETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &c.
BAILY & BROTHER,
NO. 920 CHESTNUT STEM,
WILL OPEN TO-DAY
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ENGLISH TAPESTRY
CARPETS.
OF NEW PATTERNS,
AT ONE DOLLAR A YARD,
MZUMMUTM 7 I:Wri
SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS
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TO MERCHANTS BUYING OIL
-"- CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES.
BLABON & SMITH,
MANUFACTURERS OF OIL CLOTHS,
146 NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
We invite the mutation of dealers to our tame stock of
FLOOR, TABLE, AND CARRIAGE OIL CLOTHS,
GREEN GLAZED OIL CAMBRIC,
a beautiful article for shades. The !argent stock of
WINDOW SHADES and BUFF HOLLANDS in the
market. at prices which defy competition. exol-21n
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
C. WALBORN & CO.,
(NOW) NOS. 6 AND i NORTH SECTE STREET,
have now a very superior assortment of Shirts, Under
clothing, Gloves, Hosiery, etc.
Special attention given to
GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS.
or which
io-Smif a finis assortment is constantly kept on hand.
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SAVING FUNDS.
A MERICAN SAVING FUND GOMPA
NI"SS BUILDING, S. E. corner of WALNUT sad
FOURTH streets.—Oven daily, from 9 tills o'clock, and
on Monday till 8 iq the evenme. This old institution
has always paid in full, on demand A 'without notice.
INTEREST FIVE I'ER CENT.
All sums paid back on demand, in Gold or Silver.
TRUSTEES:
Arsznunze. Wilpd.ran, President
SANIVEL WORK, Vice Prelb:lMM
John C. Parr, TE. Harper, George Nugent,
Louis A. Godev, Thos. Sergeant, Albt. C. Roberts,
John P. &monis, Jon
in. as Bowman, R. H. Eldndge,
W J. Howard.
Joys C. Sims, f3eo. Joss S. WILSON. Treafr.
08-6 C if
SPRING GARDEN SAVING FIRM SO
CIETY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Office, N 0.311 North THIRD Street
_lonsolidation Bank Bacidlng,L
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATI.E OFPENN
SYLVANIA.
Deposits received in soma of One Dollar andlipsrzeg,
and repaid in Gold, without notice, with Fri. PER
CENT. INTEREST from the day of deposit till with
drawn.
A responsible and reliable Savings hudidatian has long
been needed in the Northern part of the city, and " The
Spring Garden Savings Fund Society " was chartered by
the Legislature of Pennsylvania to supply this necessity.
The Managers. in organizing and locating it. have been
governed wholly by a desire to accommodate the tori
nese interest and wants of the very large mid entered-
Bing Donal:won by which OPEN surromid
_ed.
OFFICE DAILY.
Frame to IX o'clock; also, on Monday' and Thunder
from 3 =La o'clock in the evening.
MABLEIXBB.
Frederick
el c 4 e ,"
i Stephen Smith,
anal Undergoffer, an. H. K. Strout.
frederick SWAIN
Tenets Hart, oseph ti
Clem,
.
john Kreslar, Jr., Gaol eahts
amen S. Pringle, Jae° Doc k.
Joseph AL Crowell, Hon. m. itillward.
George WoelpP Itr.
er. Gso 'r o
Peter C. Enna/ter.% Thrn
berr B. Davidson.
JAMES S. PRINGLE, President,
'FRANCIS HART. SeeretatT. Watt if
BRUSHES.
rrtiE CHEAPEST BRUSH HOME IN
PHILADELPHIA.—Look at the follow* list of
enees for Handsorubs, and oomanre the*, WAAL those
bought elsewhere
NO. 1. 53 knots, etaijaidoseii 4 V:
N 0.6 2 blots, VS
No. 3; 66 knots, V/ " -
No. 4, BO knote. 100
No. 5, SS knots, 111 " .
No. 6,100 Imots, 125 "
No. 7,104 knots, 150 "
No. 5, 1 / 1 01mots 175 "
HY C. EGISTEIN
U North MD Elttest, blow AO
Piulade
$50,000 TO LOAN,
(X SUMS TO SUIT APPLICANTS.
I upon Diamonds, Watches, IcorelrY. Ouse. Met
ohandise, Clothing, Ito., on moderate terms, by JONES
CO., Brokers, norThwest ooraLer of THIRD and OAS
KILL Streets. below Lombard. Established for the hur
gaymuu. Office hours from 7A. ht. to 7P.
800mA-head Gold and Silver Wato,besN emlnei n
m akers warranted genuine, for 'tale* ear , one-b
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BU OK WHEA T.-NEW MONROE
Au. COUNTY FLOUR. in TS, Z, and Ire pound bags.
Street Potatoes put up for ninepin •
g W. P. HENRY,
oeS-6t • 143 Market street, near Second, north side.
AIENTON LEMONS.--250 boxes Menton
iv-a. Lemons sound and in flout rder, ret Ws by
7 'Ai MERINO, iglh Finn gineet.