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-Tits Antlis l a TiSIT , TR,TOi GREAT-EASTERN. —
" A r e tkralitforrEqd inatthe 'Great harden), will. ar
rive titlielYtiead on : the:l2th Of 'October, and that
on the litti,thefitmerirsadheoralfainity,will, leave :
Glaagoty, artivinetheiAante/tiveedng..st'Penrylin
Castle, near Bangor; **lit of.the,jon. Cot. Do
n On,Stindey .the..Quileti - will
attend Divine serviiieakhangoriVathedral.
the 'Royal limit , the ',Great
hfoitern,Matake:glka'rit:Heilitinut ". The mato'
notliondmitted.te Groat-Eastern bo-;
fore - the Queen's vtilt.ilitit she Will be on exhibition.
for afortnight after , that event.- . In„ the course, of
the 'Spiced, weak of tho Great BasteriVe stayat
naiyhead a magnitleent„banquet bo given to
the direitore by the _dircetore of the - Landon' and
Northwestern
Ana Barrow Asseeririon list.iicirisr,.—On
~ Thoiday,, September• 22; tbo='liresidente!of'see
dliina,`members of comaiitteh! and* 'distinguished
jitiliters of the . :BrltielrfAilsoiguatioll ,iala a visit to
on the 'invitation. of- Queen ;Victoria.
The party, to the number, of 200, left Aberdeen' by
epeeist train eta o'clock in the - morning, and tra
velled-17.0:010mo. and Coaches. from the. Ran.
by station of theheeside railway to. the ,palace
greetridk =The 'Morning Vas' end
occaSional showerafollilbut Ip:the afternoen there
was a faiorable change. At half past I o'clock
and' the' soorie - x*lis well' fitted coMpensate.for
their wearyjourney.i:lP' front of-the wind wing
of the patio° arrangeinents.wero made' for an ex.
hibition of Illghland4ounta. livery imp - ll:bad its
flagstaff and balstieriand the green, laWn, Tina laid
out for the Liighland clans; who 'were' to ()canny
three sides of a square: Tentawere placed it in,
terralsoind marquee; elegantly „carpeted,
was _set -apart apart aneommodition of : the
guests. On the green terrace in front of • the
paliiiiii,7fid;faMpg Abe : Neale, sofas , were, set
for the A' platform was - erected 'im
mediately opposite the -spits of .the, Royal Family'
for the dancers,' and 'the Qiieen's piper lied rids
place la due ;time to. give mule to the dance. At
2 Vetter the clans; sasived, , and etrnaleted 'of the
Penn/lemon: neon; the Duff, twin,- and the.Forbee
men, under their chiefs,„ijressed the highlandhighlandgarb and oar : gine their ,L hiiihrnia of clanship.
ritiluld,4V.iftder; The .l'eari l as tilted:ha brspeeta
him, consisting chiefly of the :tenantry. of the , . dig
trhit;:,:thernemiters of the Airdelation being' for the
moat part 00oOmmodated on the lawn, At 9 o'clock
rilci
the Queeft , the Palaai and walked to the front,'
accompanied thePrinee thinseet, the Prince of
Wes, the - Prineans Ailee,:and the other children
of `!ho _ Rognl °• Family now: at ;Balmoral: The
Duke efilfrithant, :the Taff :of 'Atkin, Lard John
Rasaelk- and the merebera Of the, Royal house
hold accompanied the Queen, who, was received
with - loud cheers, and on her being toeated: the
games ',proceeded ; They consisted : chiefly of
the millet , course of- tossing the cabre,,,,throw
ing the !hammer, , foot-raoing, and dancing; and
although the exhibition formedlt novel contrast to
whathad been witommed lnAtierdeeti, yet fir Rode.
risk Murchison, f3irhavid Brewster, Sir Sohn 130 w.
ring, Lord Oltanetillot Napier, -and Other distin
guishediiiiitinirtunl-screaris" enjoyed the '..anniati
moat. The Queen recognised,Professor Ow en' who,
with Sir R. Murchison-and-Mr. , Bedretary
lead also the honor of 'dining with her' Mahiaty in
the evening ;, but beyond Gaspe formal notice was
taken of the visite : re,/ The Queen Awarded . prizes
to the successful competitors, and, at half past four
o f olOok:the coati loft the gronnds:,Thexisiters now
retired to-the ball-room, where an elegant luncheon
wis,iieilvidrand; where `every comfort they_ could
deeire.hadheen provided - for them. At half, peat
five theyleft Balmoral,. and arrived at Aberdeewat
n,qtairter to one, having that in one day peiformed
fouriey miles, win:teased an exhibition : of
Highland games, and received a hearty welcome
from the,Queen in her mountain home, ~ - ,
Tun 'Qitenten , B havr.sen ENGLANR.—The
quarter's revenue,will , not he made up before Fri ,-
day, he 30th inst. 'Although we are, therefore.
unitto--by reason of a week's receipts to bo still
paid op-.-to ere the - exact figures of the amount,
WO, aro enabled toidate that the return.% both for
the year and the:quarter, will exceed those for the
corresponding year and quarter of 1858. The in
conie.t,sx, upon whieh the lowest rate has been in
collootiou during this quarter, may be tiogordingly
eirpoeted :, ' to exhibit , a decrease, when compared
with the'ithrrespimding quarter of teat year. With
this exeeption, every'other Itent;Will show an in,
crease.: liven the_ great and , Important items of
Customs and-Exciso—the barometers of the public
presperity,the increaser will ;be considerable,' al;
though there has not boon propbsed or adopted, in
the last two sessiena of Parliament, any alteratliml
in those two chietaiiribiee of the' national income.
In filekeyoo new return basin witness to the sound.
neon of our financial system; and the buoyancy of
our national' resources, fetinded, as they aricapon
the active. industry , and -ituireasing pow
ers of consumption -of the' people : of the
United Kingdom.: In fact, Ake increase in
the :revenue.. without "any , corresponding. ail-,
ditiOn,to the taxation. of: the:country,, has as:
seemed solorinal conditicm .; . and has, almost ceased
to be eh : tont:di& as a spowoiy , ,• , ki steady , ' and, ha
- bltual has - hien the increase lathe leading items of
the revenue, withouttinY, addition to the public
burdonsi,but rather on the contrary, in - the face of
the ir.any.reductions that live' taken plies"„ , :' Xot
the last two years no addition of • consequence Hal
been made. The-only increase, of taxation that
has sarrical the war, - was 'the - ptic upon bankers'
checks, imposed by Mr,:histaeli, and the succession
duties upon : real . property ,defised by Mi. Glad
stone, and Whieb has 'net yet reached its fall de
,Stilt ihei; swell 'Maltese-a stamps,
which, therefore partielpsto largely and pro.
gressively in" the general traproyement.: Prom the
progressive prosperitief the -post-dace revenue
is but fair to deduct the large an :constantly in. ,
creasing expenses _Of that establishment •at home
and abroad. 'Upon too whole, the retitins
cause for ,well-gron3ded and- safe - inn gratulation.
,
,
The :.Enghe Board of2Trado returns, for the
month of September, - Continue ,to afford evidenee
of an extraordinary 'growth 'of prosperity, not
withstanding the complaints of dullness usual to,
peritidelehen 'there is an absence of the exeitement
of unhealthy speculation:: ,The declared value of
our exportations compared 2 with ,August, ,1858,
shows an inerense-of; 4982,012, , or nearly nine per
cent., and there, is also an. increase of -more than
four,por cent, even on the totals of,the
correspondinganonth 0f,,185t. , Oettotigoode figure
for, the chief - Tart of the- attginetitation;,nwing
the,atisfained mageltiide'ef ‘ the,thitaiientsto India
and Chink The, ':agiregate,,Value •of British ex
porta during t hofi rat eight months of the year has
been £88,405 - ag
885ain5t.i75,51111,564 , in.the 'Oros•
pending , period lof,lBsK,sbotting'.,en ' liaireastrof
110,809:321, or more than fourteen per cent. -.This.
has occurred es follows': - •
January.::;.
. .•1.2,371,8 . 2 3
play„ 42 2
10
95
YebruarY ' '..2,326,727 Ame..,....... , 424,459
March - - Z312,954'
Ady. `," '• • "291,454
Aptll .-: . : ................... Augnst. ' - '982;512
Ooinnered with 1857,there inut beep Tan Indicate,'
- - 0f1.478,470 on the month, and £1,739,167, or more
' than 2 per cent. on' the eight_ menthe. Tat the
quantities of impelled. artieles-a 'decline In bread-.
Etna and rice is Obaorrrible, .consequent on our
' proldngedtell in prices.% Of coffee; tea; endanger,
the doliverica '.for ,home comnimption have .been
lees than in August, 1853. • Those of wine , spirits,
fruits, and tobacco , bare,' haen 1arger....4.01/don
DEATH 'or' Proeiision:- - AiisOriire notice the
death of Dr. WI toner Alison, late . pro.
fesserofthe'Preetiee'of physic in the University of
,Esilubltrgbi which Wit lilac') at Edinburgh; in the
clef lest week.'. The deeeseed, who was born in
- 11130,. Was the brother of Sir Ardhibabi Alison, the
historian; aretwas the. son of the Rev. Archibald
Albon; an Episcopal clergyman ID Edinburgh who,
abouttbe end of last contury„obtained n considera ,
blo literary reputation' by the publication of 'his
Essays on Taste. Dr. W. P; Anion, -who had,
while yet. a young Matt ' , Shown the higheit talent
in and devotion to his prefeisiones a medical pme,
titimier",* Was fag 'early as 1820 chosen by; theEdin
burgh' Town Council to fill the 'chair of medical
jurisprudence in the University there, end was suc
cessively. tinimoted.to choirs. of stilt higher import
anee,. in'lB42, was appointed professor of
the prootice.of physic.' This chair he held tilt 1855,•
whenbe resigned, owing to iq health, being So
tebded in it by Dr.' Thomas' Uptick. '
ceised,wm. not ,enly for; many-years one of the
heads of the medical profession at Edinburgh; and
gained for himself a wide reputation by the.publl
cation of , but be wail- - better
known: in his own immediate sphere by his un
bounded benevolence and philanthrOPY : FO some
years back, suffering ender 'a ; lingering illness,
whieb be endured- with mush resignation, he .had
neementrity withdrawn froth active professional pur
suits, and lived in retirement in a quiet suburb of
the town," Novi that he Is 'gone, hist memory will
long .bo. cherished,-with a'dogine . of affection end
admiration which are thilmaisthunionsitaheritance
bi,reuiembered m one of the
zost,hninane, the moot ieffrightj and" the. most amt.;
able of men. • ,
The Town Council oflldinlnirgh' has oteete d sir
David :Brewster. Prineholl • Of, the Univeral.ty of
Edinhorgh. -No, other uandidato was propeeed,
Thitiappolatinetit brutes a vseancy in the Princi•
uf,st;', Rrofessor , Crack,-the
well-known of many learned and: popular'
works,, is a cendldatnforthe vacant scat. - '
The Preach frigatojanii , Of 450-horas 'power,
laanelzed, at Cherbourg, In 1847 , wak lost on the
224 Inst. on the Roe do Seine, on her way from
Toulon to Brest;, all bands saved':
Tun: Fehr' etsmorta .01' ANTWERP.—The Pre.
eurreur of Antwerp, gives the following account of
the measures, adopted , by the War Departmentfor
the esectition of themorks'ln thateity ,( A public
adjudtaatien will,take place at Antwerpen the 31st
of Oetober Lnext:' ;The Mulertalcingirill be, con
trantedlotStOne Tot and et a fixed price. The de
pertinent ektimatea the whole of the Berke at about
90,000,000 f;. Eracy plltsen-• 'sending:, n ',tenders
mast,,hotore 'the :doy of adjudication ; - dope-it as
,gu a ra i l te e 1,000,000 f., and the works most he ter
minated Within three Pura" ' • =*
The %report of,the" fotindritien'or a kingdom of
CentraLltely; under: the rule ofthe Count of. Flan
ders; liatinsent 'positively denled,und declared to
be vittletraffoundation. , , . '
, , _
lt,lssiated r poaltirelY thiit' the' .ISminitor of Me-
Mot; 11 ready .tO grant the deinanda of Spain, and
that he will seed - , troops against the 'tribes of the
Rifit''' Oehfirmatiou of this, it iii said thathe re;
- fused to receive the envoy of the Sheik who rules
• over those tribes.'
,1
Intelligence has be en= received at Gibraltar from
Tangier; ahnoudoing , that all the European eon
aula!lanititui in the vicinity of that city wore de
stroyed' by fire Mi. the night of, the 18th. The gar
'den at the Britishreharge which was
oneof thblargest and Most beinatiful is the: coun
try, trulpinirg that Of the Spanish lionsuN,) had
milts eitelfsenimbr. residence, Mit-Offefei, It
Is itipposed that this - set of ineendiarina was coin.
witted by. hy, thep mountaineers 'opt revenge for
haylng,lnien`prOVenteil,from, pillaging,' the city is
few , days, h - efore.- -•-• . -
A'letterfroin St...:Petersburg,‘Of the 15thof Sep.
tenibekatiyse - itTIM - arrival of Behtunyl, our enemy,
for thiflistlP,,yearli,bi expeoted with the givatest
o'affhtiff. ;Overt one:'atiks , Misself whether the
Osueasat is definitively conquered; or whether any
worleatfil remains:ler - onr - IroOps lidera the Sub;
- mitstion,of the mountain= tribes - of the Tehorliesiee
is 4Optoapttalted;":l,t,lll not forgotten that 164882;
afterlfm.filrof tlettopyre,predeciesoof, he,ewitlenly
artinciliMflueilield 'firmly until 'the prima, Slim
against the Iteediniarinitis sent'against him. WA - -
ever thatrany he; the last deed -of-arms-which has
takitt plaini;4o4lprp)Maltr- the MOinent'of the festif-,
- Wee for the imintngot to of the Grondillake,
to the Crtiwnptwillvhei inseribedl in-the annals of
- Angelus history a one ot,tho„,most. gloriens;inns
meet as ttninimindittiditntitilkn 4 4filination on the
" confines of Asia Minor. Thit arand DukeC Constan
tino returned the 'day beihrty , yeatetda# from his
Journey to Unglaudi and oMCes:dist, ; (ll-rently to his
summer residence at Strelna,tY-.l:i - lo
,Nowa from Coobin China trP to (dim 18th of July .
- has i berf - -;loo,4ved, by. tfie ilyv o litonilla. The
trefittortsmeklint4cenarranee itarthe Emperor
otAlifdit.rrint not Signed. at that. dste. _The tele'
griiplaiiikafug - e7,iteripurieedi its Coivilualoti..'.--It" Is
Bald tionipnseiMiset:lolphrtiine
Christian religion in: the-Rewire of
trsaty..nficommereti; theEfirst. that has
eief , 7ol3o4a *greed to by the_ Court of flunqi the
llOt
ooht4l44tfithe . ,,Priieli : of the magnificent town
„of 130 the'rrtsiostiltion Of
thg, IPf4thitYloo.o thctsay o TkorAn 0.,
lb:
THE 00.UfRTS.
YBSTORDLY'S PII6OiXDIXag.
J 1 ported for'Tha Preasa
, QUARTER Bug gleitB:-.4Tldge Ludlow.—The trial.
'of prison cases was resumed in this court at ten y'clock
yesterday:morning.' District Attorney Longhead prone.,
noting tjie plena yf the Commonwealth. Thy diermin.
Men evinced to accomplish FI Prompt tfatilleet tell of the
lawman incident to this class of eases is a marked and
-gratifying feature, and one which we treat may never
be discontinued.
We winged in the colored " gallery" that aged and
,
r(ispectabloindividualwho, for' years past, has beena_
unity frequenter of this court. .'E very morning ragu
dads, just the State-House bell images striking ten
oteleek, :this gentleman enters, with Bible and prayer
book in ono hand and cane in the other, to take his no
cuntomed goat.,Hiaeountenanee le of the most lantern-
Lent east, and the footprints of many a ear , Y rlst upon.
Conventions are
in session in the city do we miss hlm from hie wonted
,place, for then the best pew of the church finds innvite
occripent, and then churchmen and laymen are often
times startled from attention to business by his repeated
, eleerilation of " filmy!"- and by whirls even the hoer
loresof the Quarter Sessions are now not UnfrequentlY
edified.
The ina - afriuigeerenture, tide same religious tailored
'man. mos a walking, ;talking court record, wherein,
!from the earliest doings in the seesions, have been tmn
,seritied the detailspf all ogees of importance that ever
'engrossed the attention of a jury. No details of any of
nil the murders that have eceurred during the pant quar
ter of a century In Philadelphia have escaped the erase
• of fun retentive memory, and tragedies forgotten almost
by the better infermed in the general of local affairs.
can now by him be rehearsed to his hearers, ad though
the speakernnd but yesterday witnessed their commis
aton, The beehives always treat him kindly, for, not
withinanding the' Diet that his talkative ,propensities
havereedered him a small nuisance, there is something
about him that beimerike a gond and generous heart.
;which es tarestiesinir to the respect of those visa
are lila minims in years.. Long mar he be seen in and
about , thixceurt-recme, for his removal now would seem
something like the absence of even tthe Judge himself.
The first case called upon for fiat was one in which
Henry Moore was el - paged with the larceny of a kettle
of trivinl Value.. There being no defence, lite jury had
, very little difficulty in finding a verdict pf guilty. •..
Jiihn. Carr , Thomas Carr, and Edward Morrie, all
young lads, were put on their trial on the charge of
'stealing a worthless pair of old boots. The evidence
'disclosed the fact that the prosecution had been induced
by is bed motive, and that there wan no felonious intent
on the part of .the. defendante, 1.. Brewster, Esq., ape:
pealed for the lads, Verdict ; ot guilty.
jsee,coffee plead ening to a eharge of Petty larceny.
Francis Lamb and William Murphy, WO Miserable.
looking arretehes, plead-guilty to the charge of hie h
way.rotibery—Theiprosecutos• was a soon fellow who,
When he wee waylaid, Wee pn his road to the almshouse.
I Susan fiqhdffeld wan oonieeted of a charge of keeping
disorderly house. It was altered that she was In the
'habit of harboring other women's husbands.
The ease Of the, Commonwealth ye Henry Scanlan.
iwhe Maeda charged with having, on the 12th of August
last, cpmmitted a rape upon the person of Catharine
'Hawkins, alias Dunbar. alias Donnelly, was called up
by District Attorney', Loughearkin name pertinent re
,marka to the jury relative to the infamous amine of the
'crime, and the facts whiten he exported -to eel ablish by
, the testimony. The proseoutrlx was then called to the
- ntitnees stand. end swore positively and unbeintetinsly
to' the commiesion of an alleged outrage. which, in its
;ieddeent details. we think hen rarely ever been equalled
; •in the midst of a civilized and Christian community.
This wan the onl witness whose evidence wan submit-
Ued on behalf of the Commonwealth. •
William fit. Bull , Fee., appeared on liehulf of the de
'fence, and opene his cede In nn exceedingly vigorous
and effective speech to the jury. Hp referred to the
prime its one.in his estimation, Worthy of the same
ennialfrifent ati murder; and pictured the ruin end dew
legion invariably iiensequerit upon itscommission..Con
sidering' its importance both to the proseentriX, whore
beet hence In this life are imposed to be forever blasted,
And to the defendant, when reputation and his liberty
for many long years were ;In'extreme peril, he invoked
More than ordinary attention to the merits of rim cause.
For his client he had no foam, and felt eatiefied that lie
could convinee every Juryman in the box that the story
of the proseentrix was the halve fribrication Of n bold,
Dad woman, Who, for the sake of Mere, Upon the Holy
'Evangelists, hre
ad perjured her 'model soul.
r -The defendant, he would show, was a reepectnble,
high-toned moral gentleman, who is the superintendent
Of one of the largest nulls in Illanayunk, and that the
complainant was a woman of notoriously bad oharnater,
who could not be believed 'en oath.' The offence was
said to have been committed at a time when the defen
dant wan in the mill, after the hands employed therein
had completed their daily_labor. This he would prove
was utterly Impossible. He 'would show that for many
tears past this woman , who has been twine Married,
bore the reoutation of tieing a public prostitute, that the
police oftentimes hut. her m custody, and that, uncor
roborated and contreuliotpry as Was net perjured state
ment.lt would tie the veriestoutrage Upon every awed
principle orjus ice and of right to convict. Thin charge
was one *high any woman can easily make , but which
spy ma" would find it difficult to disprove. The improba
bility of the testimonv , ond the fact that he had mate
rially• impaired it by his croepexamlnation of the wi t
nese, were dwelt upon at some Monk, and with great
for. , by Mr. Bull. The remarks of Mr. B. were listened
to with the closest attention by a crowded coutt-renni,
and by their eloquence made a most favorable impres
sion.
. . .
The examination of even tnes spokenhe defence was
then commenced. and fact of by Mr.
was clearly established by a host of testimony. which
was sufficient to convince any one that the prosecutrix
was a most dangerous diameter, and flint the defendant
was beyond suspicion and above reproach,
Without remarks from counsel. and under an able and
iinpartinl (Marge from Judge Ludlow, the Jury promptly
tendered a verdict of " not guilty." The case occupied
the hestpornon of the Betislon.
Judge Ludlow Imposed the fol'owing sentences:
Henry Moore. four months in the county prison.
Francis Latch and W. Murphy, two years and six
monthso in the county prison.
Jane Coffee, five months in the county prison,
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT Counr—Judco Grier.
The ease of Baffin va.the Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Company is still occupying the attention of the court.
.Witnesses nore examined yesterday morning. whet are
tomcod in the coal-inining regions of Ponniulvania. to
testify as to the difference between the patent coal-
Annakers monufactured by Ilatiln, and the ones used
bY the defendants, The case will consume a portion of
next week. • =
NISI Puluit-4uitloo Reati.—Commonwealth ox
ralatlone Norden vs. the Atanasers, ke„ of the Union
School and Children , . Home. Thiecase has been before
the court. upon several occasione. upon a writ of habeas
corpus, It was finally dionsed of by the court yester
day morning. , Alary Ann Heiden, the relator. was dis
charged and placed in the custody of Mr. Owen, her
guardian. This teethe ease of the lit le girl who was
placed in the dove institution without the consent of
per parenUi., and afterwards bound/nit toil fanner living
in the State of Delaware.
The nese rif Clark Ps. The Williams port and Elmira
Railroad was neRM before the court, Cengthy writ
tenopinion notadelivered In the bastion ins to modify
the order of the court made short tune sin
DISTRICT ;Cow Judge flare:— ce. M
nem* vs. Jesse AL Tyson. An nation on a prendsiory
nose. Verdict for the plaintiif for 6 , 612.91).
• James Sparks re. James Walton. An action of eject
ment to recover possession of ahouse and Mt in the lute
borough of Brulesburg, On trial.
Weekly, Review of the Philadelphia
• Markets.
There has been very little animation in the Produce
Iderketathleweek. the excitement - attending the Mee"-
thin having to some extent checked business, and for
Dry Goods end &iota and Shoes there has been a falling
off in trio trade, but without any ',hanger; to note in
either: Irißreadstitfirjthe movement in Flour has been
emittind prices the same;;Rti Flour and Corn Mont
are scarce and wanted, and for Grain bribes are better
Ugh Js fair. Ciral is in goad request, but prices are un
changed. Cotton continues dull and prices irregular.
Coffee. 'Sugar and MOlesece are more inquired for.
Fish command fulrrates, but the stock te increasing.
Mau are dull and prices unsettled. The Iron market is
firm, bat with limited transvitionS. Lend in very quiet,
Naval Stores hare tieen in limited demand, Oils. very
little doing. Provisions continue in good demand. and
Rune is dull. Salt is, firm. Clo'verseed is. in demand at
former rates. Timothy is dull. In Tallow no change.
Whiskey is not so sirminad for Wool the prices are will
sustained:"
..13READBTUFFS.—The demand for, Breadrtuffs has
neon rather more active. but the price of Flour has
undemene notihanse, nine* last week, and the sales for
export reach about 6,060 P4lB. In lots, at Sawa 12 36 . for
suoarline. the, latter. for rood strairbt brands. e 8.2.50
3716 for extras, and 08.62iirr8.76 4F' bbl • for extra
family Flour; the market Closing quiet lint firm at the
above figures.' The trade have been buyme rather mere
freely at prices within the range 9r e 5 50 and 8.75 iff
lad for common to extra. and family brands, ncoordnig
to quality., Rue Flour and Corn - Meal are wanted at
e4..1234 for the former, and $378 4fr hbl for the lat
ter.- Put there' is little or none offering ; about 600
bbbr of Brandywine Meal twirl on terms kept private.
The following are the 'lnspections of Flour and Meal
for the week ending 'ThurstMy, October 13,1509:
Bartels of
• 1 : ---
Rye..... ' . ...... 87
" condemned
Total 1204
-Wheat —The receipts continue light, and 'holders are
firm nt the late advance, with sales (W M= bushels at
12044/25c for common and prime red, and 1250158 for
white,'closing stendily at the highest quotations. Bye
Is waren and batilv minted, wth sales at 88692 e for
Pennsylvania and Sol:them, wh i ch isn further adranrie.
Corn In also In active demand at a fUrther advance, with
index of 25,181(f bushels yellow et OM 950. closing at our
highest figure. Some white sold et 9to. oats are better,
and salesof 29.000 bushels now Southern and old Pena-
SrMania are reported. mostly at 43,410. nitwit and in
store; 5 Who:Meta Barley Melt sold at 86040 0 ., and
some Western Canada Barley at the alma rates.
PROVIS7O4.—The market is, quiet. owing to the
firmness nf holdem; stec ke are light, and the tendency
of prices Is upward . Mess Pork Is selling at gla DO, and
Iporno at 813. City packed mess *errs steady , at Bt2e.
93" 1411,`Accorrilne to brand. Ibusen 'sells at 1110.13)10
- for plain, and Inner /Isnot /We for Sides, and BVo for
Shoulders, Green Mama are scarced the sales limited
at 9,84.101(is for Rama. 9.110 for Si d e, and 808Ve. for
Shoulders. Lard to held with more Smarms. The de
mand Is better , with sales of LOW Mils and tee, mostly to
go nut of the market. St 11NtelDke some inferior, et
101,fe 1 1eand kers at 120. Duller a steady, nr 11012 e
for packed. and 160r17 for roll, as' in quality—the latter
is an advance. Eggs aro worth 187s1To per dozen.
Cheese is firmer, and selling at 1et91040 4' lb.
METALS —The_ market for Pig Iron. is firm. with
sales of 1000 tons Nos. I and 2 Anthracite at 821.60 e
220080' ton,d mos. Scotch Pig is also firm, nt 8211, 6
mos. In nutnafactnred them is it steady 'tredo doing,
withoot change hi 'awe; the Mills are generally sup.
plied with enters. - lAad—There is very little stock lie , e.
nd no sales have come u.nder our oblige i ‘ we quote
Pm at r litirrit 85, .
the 100 Copper is dull ; hoiders
ask 21821 e for Sheathing on time ; 1,310 sheets Ameri
can Yellow Metal sold at 200, 6 molt
BARK.—The receipts and stooge of Quareitrenron•
time light. and the demand steady: at 828 for lot No. 1,
Tanner's Sarkis also steady ,• several lots of Chestnut
flak Cold et 311. Benumb , , f here, would command 813
enni:
CANDIAS..—There is n fair demand for city-made
.Ademantine, with sales of 800 hosee Thais k Cole at
lidtB4oo per 81;4 'and Ida months, chiefly to go out of
the market. Sperm and Tallow Candlescontinue as last
quoted
COPPEE.IS firm et the late advance. with further
Wiles of about 7,000' begs Tao at.. l o4al2hieer M. on
time. for fair and chOlee aushty, including. 7 0 th) hays
gam , euetlun 'within- the above range of prices, and
- some titi Dom inert at 1054 p, 4 months.
• COAL—The demand , is better, but Prince gee Un .
oherrlX6ll;Alideria come forward more freely, the
imarelty of vessels and the advanced rates of freight
have tended to restrict operations. No sales of Bitumi
nous Coal. and prices are nominal. -
a COTTON.—uyere are holding MT, and upra are 'm
id:llrd and rather lower,. with wiles of sao leg, chiefly
'Uplands to rate at .10114W12,Ne ife lb, sash or low grade
and middling fair quality, ineluding some ' I'Velif Orleans
on time.
Statement of the movement since the let of Septem
ber Mat, as compared with the previous throe years:
, IM9. 1847, 1836.
Rea. afPnits.,. MEM 231.010 101,000 117000
Es. to O. Ordain: 70,000 : 20000 AI I 17.000
" Prance...." 22,000 20,000 4 i 15 000
other F Ports.. 6.000 0,00 200 5.0(21
Total exports.... 08.000 65 000 82.0(S) D. 030
Stook on ' 243,000 217,060 102M0 Ka 000
Ofivhiehduring the past week, indludad in the . aboye
, Bee. at Porta.. ... 92.810 93.000 60.68) GLOM
1 rig.
toll.
O. Britain, 18 , %MO 800 8,000
'" Prance.— ! 7.400 . 0,000 4.oiXi 3,000 .
" other F. Porte We IMO • 1,400
Total exporta..„. '26,090 1940 Id.oo nom
SvteXkity.--jieeirts—inereluie at the por ts compared
with 1858," 24 01:10 Imlay. Exports—Mures.. orcet
Britain. '30.000. hales) increase to Franee, 2,(.90;
image to other faraina porta, 1,000. Total increase in
Xpo
/JAGS AND DiElli.—There has out MAO nirMli do
re; the sales are some Soda Ash at 2X8270, ' Bleach-
Powderses nt enc.- Alum, in has, at via - Mo, and
melt Indian at Q 1.4,501.55, all on time,
PEATIIERS. fhe demand is limited_,, with smell
sales of geed Western to note at 488600 I,ror lb, cash and
time.
FISH.—The iicelpts of Maekerel are mellowing • en
invoice of Nor. 1 and 2 mold from the wharf tit $lO 'and
$l4, and some Halifax 3s at $9 V' bbl. 'The more rates
are $lBBO, 814.80 and $3.80 for the throe numbers.. A
sala of Labrador Iferring was made at $4 23. and some
%hag at es 4, bbl, from the wharf. Codfish are sell
ing (TM the veinal et $4 the 11 2 lbe.
• PRAIi.T.- - --The transactions in Foreign have been coll.',
•4niid email late fom store at about previous ratan
(largo-of Haulms in daily expected here, Domestic is
leas abundant Green - Afar' range tram $.l to $3BO
and Cranberries $lOOl2 bbl. Dried Fruit in den, and
maneerenearly noi nin a , apple, milling at gebbio and
Peaches rinnared at Yfr3c in
FREI 0,11T8.--There is very little prodded offering to
biverpdol, and the reams are Mecca; to London some
further engagements have boon nimbi for heavy goods,
,at 2thictrin &IV ton. West India freights are inactive,
but several vessels have been chartered for Havana and
;saitite,at es WY ton, and lGe gr foot., TO New Orleans
the trawl are Go V' font. Mobile So. Savannah b e am, and
to Charleston 400 e. To Boston there is more activity,
Coal vessels are *dame and in demand at a flintier ad ,
01Y181:140.—Prices are nearly nominal for botleCrude
and Clarified: and no further gales are reported.
UUAitO.—The demand line fallen on; but prices are
1111 lan ed. - -
'114'..,N0 sales have come tinder our notice, and
'prices are unaltered.
H7l) fi contamma dtlirand drooping. and of oaten
from - Porto Cabello must in, part have been sold on pri
vate terms. - - - -
110P8 are fir S'iar, wi th sales of new }lantern at 115w160,
Find Western at PirPlBo; old /tope are drill at&Mote'
PLEATHER. Prime Spanigh Sole is in coed demand,
but other kinds are neglected, and prices unchanged.
,LIMBEIL—There has been igss doing; gales of Yet.
low Pind tiniTioards ere reported at $140111; a cargo of
Carolina Flooring at f 817.50 Mi and White Pine 8140
MoldlB9rgB.—The market remains quiet, and the
etelf salen•are some tart Cuba, to arrive, on private
la:Ando lot of
I New 1 1 3 , , i rle t a 2 nz ittl t if in t months; Some
, NAVAL ft ' A i ttliraiTgulet, With sales . of No, 2 ionin
8...f0ur months, front the wharf, at our low
- est urea;a too blds. No 1, and sorne'Aittle at $203, and
2101 i Iscommen itt sl.co per libl• Wilmington Tar is
scarce, and worth s2.7a..and Pitch $2 per hhl. Eitdrits
Turpentme meetawith affirmed Inquiry, and armee
are uneett ed, tit Belga at 47440 , 450.
;MAP' SIP Mil are Stead r &tat, OA a. moderato
demand. Linseedollie dun. and selling at .23c5t0. Lard
Oil to firiner,withlialoS of lTinter at nano, on time.
A sale Of Olive Oil wee 'made at 1100. Red Oil ls un
changed.
Imports of Sperm and Whale Oil. and VntalChone,,
into the United States. for the week ending Oct. 10,
1859: Mils en. bide, wh. lbs. bone.
Total for the week..... 2.813 3,854 19.810
previously •, 76.181 • 191,8ai , 1,792.800,
Prom .ten.l to date... 81,727 191,722 1,811 600
Same time last year... 88.617 178.215 1,473,800
PLASTER. is quiet, nt t 2.75 IP toil,
.11.1Chl. ,2 Plie, stock Lie light and of poor quality, and
small sales are making at Mirrhi Op lb on tune.
SALT.—A cargo of Turks Island told on terms kept
OAT., and the market is fi rm.
118 There is a good demand for now Clovereced
and supplies come forward more freely; sales of 800 bee
are reported at 455.8006.70 If , bit. Timothy
. us dull, and
ranges at from d - 2.20 uv to ,?2.62)0 bu for inferior and
prime. Flaxseed °manumits St 66 2 e , bu.
• TALLOW is unchanged; sales of city-rendered at
10,1Laellelfr lb.
' BLIGARS have boon in 'good deMand this week and
prices are firm, with ashes of 1,200 bade at 6075,10 for
Cuba, INGIN'o for Porto Rico, and No for New Or
leans.
TEAS continue active at the advance, and some
holders have withdrawn their stocks for the present.
, TOBACCO is outer, and manufactured is steady, but
Leaf is dull and lower.
SPIRITB.-qtrandy is held with more fineness: but
the demand is quite moderate. Coniesho Spirits have
an upward tendency. N. or. Rum sells et 37a5180, the
latter rate for Felton's. Whiskey is in better de
mand at the advance. with sales of obio bile nt 281ist
220, Penn. do nt 28c, tads at 27d 271i0, end drudge at 20.ti0
per ration.
WOOL.—The market is firm but quiet, the stock, cape-
OMIT Attie Medium grades, being very light, with wiles
in lots nt 40W450 for common to good Ruth 6;1T66° for
full bl, od. sod /592t66e for fine bee°,
(Reported for The Press.?
PORT AU PRINCE—Brig slay. queen - 62 1 ,060 lbs
Ins:wood MO hales cotton Titan Wattson & Sons,
NASSAU. N P—Bohr Susan Orlean-411 toss sugar
M 7,000 cigarp 4 (man cigarettes 71 pipes auKadenta 1 ease
sweetmeats Jesse Rose; a Int of old sails, blocks, rig
ging, Re, la turtles Cat Matthews.
CARLIENAS—Btig Mary E Milliken 69 blots sugar 29
casks aaMaltum 5 ban do S & VI Welsh; 48 Wide inn
lasses D W Preaentt7 07 lire auger .1 Became; &locomo
tive wheelqghl W Etaldwm. ,
WILMINGTON, NC—Behr Lewis Chester-10 bales
yarn Hal & McDevitt; 476 bbls rosin 71 bbls opts turpen
tine Rowley. Ashhurner & Co. 303 We rosin IN) bbls
acts turpentine Jairus Baker; '648 bbls rosin 74 bbls opts
turpentine 87 bags fruit 16 bales notton G 0 Van Ain
ri nee. Jr; 114 bbls rosin Knight k Bell; 20 bids opts tur
pentine 4 bales eotton Cochran & Russell; 63 bags fruit
13 M Jones.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OP TRADE. ,
TROI. 8. FERNON.
lOHN S J PARIIAWK,( COMMITTEZ OF TUE MONTI!
sAmL. J. REEVES.
LETTER. WACHS
AT TUT SSERCHANTIO PHILADILP)3II.,
Ship Sarannk, Liyorpool,sonn
akin Carioca. Maribor Rio de Janeiro, Oct 17
IIMI White Wtnit, Eaiing........ ... Laguay ra. Oct m
B%rk A millet, Power .. . ... .........• ..FOrnambuoo, soen
Bark Island Home, Jeffrey--; London, soon
Bark Old Hickory, Holmes Hamm, soon
Brig Zoo Nymph, Schepper.. .040 'row, COIL, soon
Bohr W L Borings, Buokaloo. ........ won
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15; num
SUN RIBE -6 29 I SUN 31
GR WATER-- ----- ..4 43
ARRIVED.
Brig Sarah Elizabeth, Rayne', 12 days from Calais,
with lumber to captain.
Brig Wm Nickles, Strout, from Boston.
Bohr Manton, Maxon, 2 days from Frederica, Del,
with grain to. ae Barratt & 800.
Bohr Sarah Woodbridge. Atkins. from Boston,
Bohr Mary Elizabeth, Reed. from Roston.
Rehr White Squall, Sharp, from Boston.
Bohr D 8 Mershon. Allen. from Boston.
Bohr Theresa C, Gandy. from
Rohr D G Flod. Rackett, from New Bedford.
Bohr Bomb C lark, Griffin. from New Bedford.
Bohr Wm Loner, Robinson. front New Bedford.
Bohr Win II Rowe, Herne. from Providence.
Bohr C W Holme s Moßlwell, from Hingham.
Bchr Z Stratton. Webb, from Lynn.
Bohr Sugar, Bray, Roes, from Newburyport.
Behr I, F,ndieott, Leeds. from Fall River.
Bohr Vermilion, Avery, from New Haven.
CLEARED,
Steamship Keystone State, lilarshmen, Charleston, A
Heron, Jr.
Steamshlp City of Richmond, Mitchell, Richmond, T
Webster. Jr.
Steamship Phineas Sprague, Matthews, Boston, Henry
Winger.
Bark Charlotte E Tay, Hughes, Richmond, Rutter,
Newhall & Co.
Bark Oak, Atkins, Boston, Twelle & Co.
Brig W Nickles. Strout. Boston. Brown, Hewitt & On
Bohr George Pales, Nickerson, Providence, Crowell &
Collins.
Bohr S Woodbridge. Atkins. Boston, C Miller & Co.
Behr Mary Elizabeth, Reed, Boston, Van Dusen, Nor
ton & Co.
Bohr Theresa C. Gandy,Bog A, T.Oer Stone & Co.
Bohr White Squall. Sharp. Boston. It Milne* & Co.
Bohr Borah Clark, Griffin, Boston, C A Heokshe d & Co.
Rohr D S 'Mershon, Allen. Belem, do
Behr C W Holmes. Madison. Hingham, do
Behr z Stratton. Webb. Hingham. "A" I t Johns.
Bohr G Floyd.Rnekett, Fall River, Tiverton Coal Co
Bohr H Rowe, Harris, Now Bedford. do
Behr Win Loper, Itchiness. Pawtucket, do
Behr Susan Brify, Ross, Newburyport, Sinnickson &
Glover.
Behr I. II Endicott. Leeds. Newport, Rothermel & Co.
Behr Vermillion, Avery, Bristol, Nevins & Sawyer.
Baehr W Saulsbury. Hudson. Boston ,Sturtevant & Co.
Rohr Mary Anna. Gibbs. Boston. Audenned & Co.
Behr Lady Suffolk, Baker. Cherlestown, do
Bohr Deborah Jones, Totem. Roxbury. do
thchr Pero, Heilner. Gandy, Providence, do
Bohr Lewis Clark, Booey, do do
Behr Colorado, Withering. do do
Behr Gen Cameron Smith, Norwalk, do
Behr C Anderson. Booker. Alexandria. do
Str R Willing, Cleypole, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
(Correspondence of The Press.)
HAVRE DR GRACE, Oot It ISM
The Wyoming left here this morning with ti boats
in tow. laden and consigned as follows;
S Reed. Intuminpue emit to Thornton Barnes; Equa
tor, pig iron to J P Morrie & Co: Rebecca Ann. antler*•
cite coal m Cbseepeake City; Extenuate. Judge His
sing and Three Sisters, coal to Delaware City.
(Correspondence of The Prem.)
READING, Oct.ll.lAN.
The following boats from the Union Canal passed into
the Schuylkill Canal to-day, 'mend to Philadelphia, laden
and consigned as follows:
George Cost, lumber to .1 II Dm slier; Dr Win Moore,
grain to tP Bushong & Bone: Hiawatha, lumber to !Ma
lone & Taylor; SW, grain to P Busliong & Soils; Wit
tman & Conrad, drain to captain.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exohange.)
LEWES. Del. °M. 'S,
Bohr; It H 'Dely. Rio Grande, J & N S teelman. Ran.
nab Warwick, and Asa Eldridge were at harbor yester
day. Isloa of them are now preparing to amt, the wind
beingfrom the southwest .
Yours, WM. M. HICKhIAN,
By TBILREIZAPIN. •
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
CAPE ISLAND, NJ, Oct 14-8 P fd.
The ship St Patrick, for Now Orleans. two barks and
two brigs, went to sea this afternoo. IS'ind SW.
ours. THOS. B. HUGHES.
Ocrottrat 1401,1819
1411.MO1tANDA.
Ship South Shore. Lothrop, 4 ,min Calcutta May 20 for
Philadelphia, put into Sittion's Bay MIA leaky, slak
ing 16 incline per hour.
Ship Harrisburg, Wiswell, nt Gibraltar 13th ult. from
Rio p•Emily Augusta, Strickland, hence, arrived at N
Orleans 13th inst.
Ship Arcola, Crafts, from Richmond, atrived at Mar
seilles 2.1 d ult.
Bark Washington Butcher. Collins, from Havana, via
Falmouth, at Antwerp tlth ult.
Bark Jeddo, Wheeler, hence, arrived at Hendon 13th
instant.
Bark Elisabeth J, Foulkes. fur Philadelphia in 6 days,
WAS at El ROQUO about Zid ult. •
Brig Breeze, Outerbridtte, sailed from Liverpool 2lth
ult. for Witt.
Edits St 11 rilahonv. hake. 1, ft Loverin_g. Corson. W
ter Don, Babcock, Volly Met. Adams , I.lartho, Bax
, Leave, nand
Tonneau's, Wooster, from Wilmington,
Del, at Boston 13th inst.
&lir A H Brown. Endicott, hence, arrived at Dighton
10th inst.
Behr N Wham Winslow, hence, arrived at New Bed
ford nth Inst.
.
' Bohr Isabel, laylor, nailed from Now Bedford 12th
Met. for Philadelphia.
Ear floston,llrower, hence, arrived MI Providence
12th tont.
Rohm Cicero, Burroughs, Revenge, Gandy Mail Kel
ly. ana Oceon Wave, Ens Ugh, sailed from Providence
32th inert. for Philadelphia.
Bohr Alt hea t Corson, lienee, arrived at Saleml2th inst.
Behr Globe. Jones, sailed from Warm lUth Inst. for
Philadelphia.
Behr Alio) Lea, Foster, at Georgetown, BC, 9th inch.
from Charleston.
Bohr Wm Ruark, Ruark, cleated at Baltimore Oth lust
for Philadelphia.
&Mrs Peugasset, Waples; Clout A Hecksher, /Rabbi,
Harriet A Roger., Godfrey, Sarah A Hammond. Paine,
H Shannon, Marts. Northern Light. Lake. .1 13 Dick
inson, Wheaton, .1 Clark. Scull, john R Plater, Gandy,
Elliot. Freeman Suttet; Chats, Sarah Antl Roe, Baker.
WoottrulTSuk,s Mason. W 0 Audenrled. Hewitt, hence.
mid Mary J Hoyt, Derrickson, from Camden, /NJ, at
Boston 12th inst.
BchrJohn Roma. Elliott. from Ellgartiola for Phila
dolphin. at Holmes' )1.?le ptli mat, and sailed float day ,/
Behr lender, Ilarklrom Delaware Car fog Portlan
at lionnea flute 12th trod.
DDINGS
OF TILE PENNSYLVANIA
STATE FAIR FOR
SIX FIRST PREMIUMS AK) SIX DIPLOMAS.
Mit - Fumes for tYsilinns Buildings.
To AIINOLP WILAON.
GAS CONSUMING GONE . Ft!AMU.
it PREMIUM.
BERT PORTABLE FURNACE.
To ARNOLD W ILS(1 , 1.
RICHMOND'S PORTABLE FURNACE.
PlRrf PREMIUM.
BEST X,OOKING RANGE.
To AuxoLD & Wtasor.
GUILBON'S DOUBLE-OVEN COOKING RANGE,
PARLOR
PREMIUM.
BEST PARLOR COAL GRATES.
To AnaoLti & Wtr.son.
LOW DOWN and BASKET ORATES, •
PIER] . Promest.
BEST ENAMELLED SLATE MANTELS.
To ARNOLD & Wia,on.
For every handsome display of Enamelled Mete Maid
els, very lushly finished, and of cove A % workmanship
FIRST off
cove
ARNOLD & WILSON.
IMO CUEBTNUT street.,
B. M. MELTWELL, fluid
FLOUR MILLS,
SAW STILLS.
FARMS, ece.,
As I cannot attend to them, I offer for sale the follow.
ing properties. viz 3 • .
A superior Flour Mill, with 3 run of Els, and einDle
water power. The profits of the mill, wall managed,
would soon pay for it. Where is a Store and several hon.
tired Well of good land connected with it.
. Also, another water-power, with Saw and Orict ;till
militated two miles from the beautiful and healthy tow
of Smithfield, Isle of Wight county. Virginia.
Also, adjoining the town a vary superior estate of 800
acres, one-halt under cultivation. situated immediately
on the water; with a large brick dwelling, It rooms, and
every requisite out-building, all in perfect order,
Aso, a beautiful farm of oyer Magog, good lifad, im
mediately on Nansemond river, near village or Chuck
atuck,lo miles front Smithfield .Oysters , crabs, and fish
abundant'
Will be sold together or in parts to suit purchasers.
Tennis easy.
if the Flour Mill is not sold soon. I wish to get a gen
tiernun, Writ experirii,d, to take chit. ge of it.
For further particulars, address
MA S. JUNIUS WILSON
Smithf i eld,
Isle of Wi
Reference—LIPPINCOTT 3/, PARRY'.g ht,Co., Va.
FL W. corner Market and, Second streets.
sa-stuth-lm Philadelphia.
iIaRAIN MILLS—GRAIN MILLS—For
•,.." the Farm and Vlantation. The IRON-MIR Ft !MU
has no equal for Grinding Fine Meal, Feed, Coffee, 14pt
nee, eta., by hand or power, •
Price 68, 823. and At ta.
Now in operators at 128 South SECOND Street.
Agents wanted In every county and State, by
itnl74rn F,. FARM* co.
WARMING AND VENTILATING
WAREHOUSE, 1132 MARKET St., Phil's
BUILDINGS OR AE, DESCRIPTIONS
WARMED AND 'VENTILATED BY
CULYEC',S NEW
FUR GAS- BURNING WAHM-AIR
NA.
The above furnace brie now been in tine during the
last two winters in this city, and has gi MI universal sat
fisaction. The large heating surface being directly Over
the 1411 10 1111 1 lire, and the conical tubes, through
which all the droll.pass. are so arranged as to consume
the large! port of the gases froin the coal, being en•
eis of Cast Iron. with deep, sand joints. Is now of
yWoroa to the puldio no the :nest cormilete heating aline
rattle now in this market. C. W. being a emotion]
mechanic, will personally attend to all heating and ven-
DMting. -
sue,
'Sig sizes of CrlOrg RansesoulaPted for hotel and
private use, Co li ne ' Patent Chimney Caps for ventila
ting and cure n smokey chinineYsi with a full assort
ment of Registers and Ventilator" of every size and
petteni, Flre-plane Stoves, Bath Boilers, &a.
116r2obbing promptly attended to.
. CHAS. WILLIAMS,
aiii2-tutha3m . Late BAKER St WILLIAMS.
NEW PLANING MACHINE, Embracing
The Andrews Patent of ISO, with matching works
for_dressinor Beard! Plank; do o.
Now Principle of Feeding. Great finv.ing of Powor,
Machines of various sine, 24 to 30 inches wide, for
mingle or double marooning, with or without nit/Oohing
heads, for' Cale at N 0.23 Nolth SIXTH Street, Phits.
CM) and examine.
ros-thstam GRO. W. COLBY Sr.
SALMON. -25 bbls. prime now No. 1 Sal
mon, landing from atonmer Kenaingron. and for Ws
by I NI%. J. TAYLOR & co.. 122 and 124 N. WR AR VIA&
, OLIVES-In bulk, in 'prim
ordir; tor itale
itf A NT KR MO. till RnntA VROIMT Rtratokt
ITALIAN HEMP ROPE.--Italian Hemp
Rope, White and Tarred, for Inclined Planes,
nuractured and for Hale by
WEATER, FITLER & cat
' 7Q No WATER 86., sad 72 N, Wliftyvee,
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.s-sn, I Pnnlory 114 Filbert Arent.)
LADIES' DAIR BRAIDS, WIGS, FRI
-8.1i1"ftl, and cURI,I3, nianujnotered in the very
beat and newest Pens sty lee, arida which we remnant/7
keep a very large interment en hand. gold wholesale
and tetett, at the hiweet oasible mires. Orders from
all parte of the reentry lolieited, and promptly, attended
to. Also, a new lIAIR 1/Yl , i .' superior to eny in use.
AI, maws, No. 12 TENTH 81..
Hetween Market and Chestnut.
VIEGLEIt & SMITH, corner SECOND
and URFI:N.II:Iva acquired a groat reputation by
the wise end prudent coerce they have pursued since
thejr conunoncomout in busioess, by selling a first-rate
artinle ate IoW &MO. ,13d(
HOW E'S STANDARD SOALES.-
PRONI.I tc ROES PATENT.—Cont Cattle, end
Ilay &alas require lie pit Platforin , and Counter SealeA
q,5 1 „ 7 r 6 v ,, tv l r ß i p , t , t t s ia ;,o T l o np u l l e r e e I %LI . FLlc o ti n on ni va
&aloe. Carl and examine berire puralLi4 eleorrhere,
and see the improvement
PENNINOTON EI , N, Ment
n5-3m* 112 Mouth SEVENTH Rtrret.
To IVESTERN AND SoUTDERNMER
roIutIY'rB Roo?, oil ilizom, ormily packed.
nod ,or owe , by tho PI toolnetoron , RI Iho 10Wpst Now
York prom WEAVER. FITI.KE & co..
pIU 23 N, WATER N, Marvell.
EDUCATION/11..
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL for
Young letdine. all branches taught. A few TIMM
PUPIIS received in MUSIC. BVENING ktalioni for Adult
Lenie. Bent Reference given. Apply at Nu. North
Till fur HENTII Street. 413-3 t
MADAME VAILLANT'S School for
4 . 7 " i• Young ladies, 1418 CHESTNUT Street, opened
September 141 h. Scholars continue to be received.
012-1110
nz KALBINSTITUTE, Norristown, Pa.
1.-.•
—Por Young Men end Bo's. For Ciroolarg with
Particulars, address
1310-ot. JOHN W. LOCH. PrinolpaL
MESDAMES CIIEGARAY AND DIME
111A. VILLY'S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES.
PHILADELPHIA, No. WA LOGAN SQUARE, 'VINE
STREE
Madame OHEGARAY res T.
pectfully Informs her
friends and the publio in general. that Independently of
her Boarding and Day
_School, directed by herself and
her niece, Mme. PRKYOST. in NEW YORK. she in
tends, in connection with her niece, films . D'HER
MIA', opening in PHILADELPHIA an Institution
on premsely the same plan as the one above mentioned.
os-am
EV. JAMES I. HELM'S School for
the higher educatinn of a limited number at Young
lindies, 1313 cHEsTrarr Street. Circulars, with terms.
reference, be.. may he had on application. of-Im
AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
Families, Schools, and Colleges. supplied with
competent Teachers, for any Department; and Teach
ers with positic,ns. Parents gratuitously supplied with
school °woolen.
Refer to Faculty Amlierst College, Mass.• Br. Lowell
Matum • Mason Brothers; lion. Theo. Frelinshuysen,
LL,D. t ' Hon. John C. Rives. Et at.
SMITH, WOODMAN, k CO.,
SIB BROADWAY, New York. and
se29-ern OOP CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia.
WHITE HALL ACADEMY, THREE
MILES WEST OF HARRISBURG, Ps.--The
18th Semi- Annual Bcureion will commence,ou MONDAY,
the 7th ..f November next. The attention of Parents
and Guardians is invited. The location is pleasant, the
mimeo( instruction extensive, and the terms mode
rate. Good Mt) , references given. The Principal can
be seen et err afternoon at the UNION HOTEL_ from
the 10th till the 14th of October, inclusive. For Circu
lars eddrele • D. DENLINGEIt.
Harrisburg. Pa.
A CAD BMX OF ME PROTESTANT
-I- it- EPISCOPAL CHURCH, LOCUST and .1 IJNIPER
Streets.
The Autumnal Session opened on MON DAY, &Diem
bar Sth.
Aoplications for Admission m exceptmae to the Prin
cipal, at the Academy. daily I on Saturday/ be
tween 10 and 12 o'clock A. it!,
MY, thainlm JAMES W. ROBINS, A. M.,
Principal.
VDUCATIONAL.--Miss ELLA WATSON
216 North TWELFTH Street. will recommence
giving Instructions on the PIANO, et her own residence
or those of her Pupils, alter September let, 1969.
au.25-thmt m gm.
U STOWS WRITING ACADEMY,
S. R. corner EIGHTH and HANSOM Streets,
Open daily from 9A.M. to 9 H.
To Gentlemen a. rapid and elegant businees hand is
imputed. To Ladies a neat and graceful epistolary
Myle. Curve, Private. Cards written, and every de
scription of I'enmanehip neatly executed. sI3-Sm
HEMAN ALLEN, A. M., Teacher of the
VIOLIN and PIANO. Mr. Allen may be applied
to at the reeidenee of his father, Profame Allen, No.
ZIP South SEVENTEENTH Street. 36-2 m•
PRICE -STREET ACADEMY,
GERMANTOWN, PIGLADELF
GEORGE R. BARKER, PRINCIPAL.
The Fall Term of this Institution oomme aces Septem
her Rh, 1859. The course of Instruction comprises all
the branches of a thorough English Education. together
with the Latin, Greek. and French Languages. ault-tf
ALLEN GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY,
FRANKFORD, PENNSYLVANIA, six miles
from Market street, Philadelphia.
The course of instruction to this School is comprehen
sive and thorough. Parents and Guardian. who intend
to place their daughters or wards at this Institution will
do well to make immediate application to
M.A. E. L.THOMPSON,
13-tI Principal and Superintendent
LARYANT STRATTON'S NATIONAL
A-4 , MERCANTILE COLLEGES, located at 'Phila.
8. E. corner SEVENTH and CHESTNUT;
ew York, Buffalo, Cleveland, end Chioago. For in
°mullion. call or lend for Catalogue. (0-tit
DANCING.
WASHINGTON HALL, 810 SPRING
GARDEN Street.—D. L. CARPENTER, the
Sordety Teacher of Fashionable Paneing. la now ready
10 take Pupils at any time. either rrtvate or in Classes.
For rata:sues, call and observe the rtspectalnlity nI
"I)4.Vbt•AUFILPENTErt can be seen daily and nig_htly for
terms, Lo. Thu is his twenty-ninth year as n Teacher
to thus city. 03-lm"
PIANOS.
MARS! 'S MUSIC STORE,
No. )102 CLlEf3rNtrr Street,
PHILADELPHiA.
Where the bast nuke of
PIANOS, hIELODEOhIft, end MUSICAL INSTRU-
MbNTS,
or XVIHY
Can be obtained at the lowest Maim fac tu rers' Priem'
Dinstantly publiahing the latest Choice Compositions
and Popular Music of the day. Also, receiving New
Music diuly_froin all the cataloxites in the Vatted Stalest.
Dealers, Teachers, Seintnaties,and Clergymen will be
supplied at the lowest wholesale rates.
Orders by mail will be prompdy filled.
Catalogues of Music or Yrice List will be forwarded
free of charge when ordered.
igldm J. MARSH. Agent.
giow EDITORIAL FROM THE PUB
LIC LEDEVER.—" Mr. James Bellak foie on
exhibition severed of J. k C. Fisher's pianos. One of
them Is secret' octave rosewood piano. fell iron frame,
handsome, but plain finitit. '1 he lone is most excellent
end Powerful, and the price only 142 n, He hue also one
somewhat stonier in appearance, which has all the la
test improvements, besides a new patent damper,which
prevents the piano from getting out of order. ft is fin
ished in a splendid meaner."
These Pianiut and a splendid assortment of various
makers, are forsale from 8175, or upwards, format, or
on muniments, at JAMES BELLA tf'S,
279 and itelSoisthFlFTß st.. above Spruce.
New and second-hand henna for sale. takine
NM, 0 °KERING. & SONS,
RANDATFF:An WRIGHT
eann wianocd icr 011tr i ' SKET,
and U4Vetltrll.l rifir ire /TIFX,
5W4004. 0 dinArent 'inbitions in thin worn and
Ear
Or
23 G 1411 AND SILVER FIRST-CLASS MEDALS.
PIANOS TO RENT. JAICIr
RA YEN, BACON, & Co.'e,
Nunn & Clark's.Halleit. Davis, & Co.'s,
and A. Hale & Co.'s superior PIANOS. Also,_ Atm-
HAR
ta,4ll3 . sir,tVirenagtieedforgECLhOuttranaddLeotare
Rooms.
10/^ Plums and Melodeon" to Rent.
J. E. GOULD.
rnrll.ly SEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
KMA GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
PIA NOS.
IiCHOMACKER as CO.,
101 l CHESTNUT Street, respectfully invite the mnsio
loving public, to call end examine their new and true
oessful improvement—
THE PARLOR GRAND PIANO.
Having converted the Tone, Touch, and Action of
the Grand Piano into that of a Square Instrument,
avoiding all the objectionegenerally mule to the int le ot
Grand Piano, also diminishing the coat of the name.
In volume, Aunty of tone. great power,brilliancy. full
ness, depth, and evenness of touch, with exquisite deli
cacy and sweetness. these
SUPERIOR AND BEAUTIPULLY-FINISHED
STA IN
ppA ENTii
are wholly unequalled. f hey have received the highest
encomiums, ano are pronounced by entice to be far su
perior to any trunnautents ever manufactured in this
country.
Constantly on hand, a large and elegant assortment of
our unrivalled PIANOS. lye. Immo Leen awarded the
Pint rtentirs, at all exhibitions ever exhibited. in
cluding the rise Medal from the Crystal i'alace Exhi
bition. New 'ork.
STOVES.
TILE "FIERY STAR." GAS-CON.
SUMINU AND RADIATING AIR•TIGIIT
_ sTovE. fo r Parlors, Halls, Offices. Stores, &p.olt
'the food economical, cheerful . and healthy stove in
Go market. Al. Wbo Wish it heatiox 1144'0 that will
a..
entire satisfaction are invited to tall and see one
of the
FIERY STARR
in npuratton at oar Wa fermium.
hvery variety of Rh both Plain and
0/18 BURNING.
for Parlors, Kitchens, Chambers, !talk, Sic., tuny be
found in our amortnient.
Oar celebrated
ROYAL,
• BEA.BIIELL and
DOME-OVEN
Cooking Stoves are
WARRANT ED,
and. fu r excellence in operation, they
CHALLENGE
all competition.
NORTH, CHASE, AND NORTH.
013-In, No. 201 North NECOND 8 runt.
STOVES! STOVES!!
JAMES SPEAK
No. 1116 MARKET 8 rREET,
lx now prepared to meet the wants of thapublie more
completely in all the details of the Stove trade than any
other establishment in Philadelphia, in proof of which
he invites COXPAII•TIVE EXAXINATION.
. .
The following are amonti so wn popular inventions.
aerate' of which have al re obtained a national repu
tation as surpassing in ere,. nu and from any other
Stoves nee.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
Improved One-hurnin t Cuoking Stove, noknowledgeJ to
be the best Stove for family tine in the world.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the celebrated
Oas-consuming Cooking Range, now rapidly coining
11110 general
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the Improved Sil
ver s Air-tight (lee-consuruing Parlor Move.
JAMES SPEAR IN the Inventor of the Improved
( Patented) Ornamental Stove Urn, which from its'
beauty and utility IN likely, thia season, to be unit er•
ash!it t & AR is the Patentee of the Labor, Fuel,
and Comfort-saving Ironing Pan.
JAMES SPEAR a the Inventor and Patentee of the
celebrated Ralway-car Heater.
For all of the above the Inventor very Justly claims
advantages which require but to be underatood by the
Public to be universally appreciated and preferred to
any other artieleirof that elan in the market; and he
woold her l phr extend a cordial intitatton to all persons
in want o Stoves to call and examine for themselves.
Partial W shine to examine will have every attention
shown them, whether intending immediately tojaur
cluese or not. siZt-sm
CHARLES JONES,
,gr, N 0.400 North SECOND Street. (Suctesior to A.
J. Washer.) would respectfully call the ellen
- tiots thosp desirenx stoves to his extensive
assortment of Cooking. Heating, And Parlor stoves.
here purohitsed tho exclusive right to the r.inal solos
and repairs. in Philadelhia.of Gallagher's Celebrated
Morning Star" and " Sunrise' Oes.hurning Cooking
Stoves, well known for years as the most eatudlsoterg
Stoves in the market. Also, hie new Plat-top Cooking
Stave" Pat light," which combines all the useM im
provements, and operates admirably. also mann
filature, in a superior manner. B,lvor'a Oas-burner of
the best Russia Sheet Iron. These are the most
economical and easily managed Parlor Stoves in
use, sl6-Jni
' AUTION.—Wo hereby caution all per
sons not to purchase any Cook Store or Stores
with Hollow Centres or Hollow Cross I laces on. ,sops
those mode by us, as me are the exclusive owners of the
Patent for makins Hollow Centres or Hollow Crow'
Pieces, and we shall prosecute all persons who infringe
on our Patent to the full extent of the law.
STUART ..tc PETERSON, Iron Poiniders.
WILLOW Street, above Thirteenth.
WASHING AND IRONING.
el . WASHING
, AND IRONING DONE
"R- Lag E g N tie ss ntiaenm a . D . 2 EB M24. ij ia74
School, ' Rotel', flteamboats. so.. at DuNOVAN'a
FAMILY LAUNDRY, No, ZO South SIXTH Street,
earner of rrune. Nuttily Marts and Gas" Ot P nt
polished. Fverythins washed by band, an the com
mon wash-btard.
The Whole =needle strictly attended to hideout',
operatives. Mrs. DONOY
Jr $ (1-1, Reverie endeilt.
IAM PREPARED TO RECEIVE EVERY
description or Family and Domestic floods, having
Sewing Maohinos of the hest manufacturers, as also the
"1 31 1 . t 0 '' . Pi gl v fMl a Pe d se ' t8V,VI;g8 " ; , .. and do. patoh
and at such prices that del) or
atm M. A.
H. E. oornor of SIXTH and PR ENE,
In 1m louniolrs Office.
SPTS. TURPENTINE. —5O bbl Spts
Turpentine. in store mid for ante by
ROWLEY. AKIEWRIVER, h. CO.
.at No. InNooth ritlA
REFINED SUGAR —5OO barrels various
grades. 1,10 bbla oeunhed, sifted and poodle',
for sale be JAMES GRAHAM la CO.,
RUM Ij r TIA Rtrowt,
--------
CEIEESE.-320 Boxes lierkium-County
choose, in store and for 9919 by
A 121111 PO.
UGAIt Ili USE MO LASS Ks.-- I 54) lids
horoeoland Introit. for ualo
JAMES UItAM T A LT SI &
i'VS/ EIA. Streei,
SALES BY AUCTION.
SOOTT, AUOTIONEFA No, 431
A-A* cuEsTriuT ETREET, its the Cushing
Rouse. between FOURTH, and rirTH 80tte%
SPECIAL SALE OF 630 BUFFALO ROBES.
on Monday htorninS,
October 17th win be sold, brpatelogne, commencing
et los, &dock, 000 Sioux end tAuDoewal robes, of beet
inze and colon ip the market. • -
Cr Robes arransed for examination, with catalogues,
on Saturday, the lath inst.
BALE OF IVO LOTS EMBROIDERIEB,.THIMMINGS,
BONNET RIBBONS, 111..LLINERY GOODS, &c.
On Wednesday Morning, .
Oot. lath, by catalogue, on a credit, commencing at 10
be
&cloak,
will sold an assortment of seasonable goods.
to which attention is invited. Catalogues and samples
ready early on the morning Drente.
A't' PRIVATE 84_LE— P BESKIRTT Q . UALITV WOVEN
HOO S
Now in store. for. pry vale saloon laroe lot or beat qua
lity woven hoop Auto. of 8. 11.15, 21, 25, and 30 hoop,.
FURNESS, BRINLEY, & CO„.
No. 4V MARKET STREET.
SALE OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC DRY
On Tuesday DE. Motonsk,
Oct. 18th, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, on six months
credtt—
400 packsges and lota of fanny and Maple impor led and
doutestto dry goods.
%3 Catalogues and samples early on the morning of
sale.
PIiILIP FORD AUCTIONEER, No.
MARKET Street. and 621 MINOR Street.
RALF, OF BOOTS, SHOES. BROGANS, AND GUM
SHOES,
On Thursday Morning.
October 20th at 10 o olook, will be sold, by catalogue,
on four montlue credit, 954:1 oases boots, shoes, bro
sena, gattara, and gum shoes, comprising a desirable
assortment from the best manutacturers of city and
Eastern goods for oily and country sales.
IP - Catalogues early on morning of sale.
SALE OF READY-MAD ko E CLOTHING, SATINETS.
On Friday atorning.
October 21st, at 10 o'clock , will be sold. by catalogue.
a large a nd desirable assortment of ready-made
clothing, of best make., for tall arid winter sales.
On Friday Morning,
October :Ist, will be sold by catalogue, on it months'
credit. 100 pieces Ingrain aneVenetian carpeting.
OW Catalogues early on the morning of sale.
SHIPPING.
PHILADELPHIA
AIM
CRESCENT NAVIGATION COMPANY.
AT AN ADJOURNED MEETING OP.THE ABOVE
NAMED CORPORATION,
WALD AT
NO. U MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE,
At 10 o'olonk A. M., September 7th, 1839, the follow
ing gentlemen were unanimously elected Directors
the Company, Via:
GEORGE H. STUART,
S. MORRIS WALK,
MATTHEW W. BALDWIN,
GRAS. MACALESTER, lap
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON.
The BOOKS of SUBSCRIPTION o the CAPITAL
STOCK of maid COMPANY are now open at the above
named Mee, where all persons favorable to the enter
ed's are reepeotrotty invited to anbecnbe. is-t(
I w) ME BRITISH AND NORTH
8 ,
AbiERICAN ROY AL MAIL STEAM.
80 .
110 W 111 W TORS TO untierooL.
Chief Cabin Passage— .130
&mond Cabin Pauses.— —.---- 75
110)1 SOITON TO LITIOLPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage.— --.................8110
Seeond Cabin Passage...-..._.
~ in
The ships from Boston can at ltabfax,
1
PERSIA, Capt. Judicial, OAN ADA, this-
Lang,
ARABIA. Capt. J. Stone, AM ERICA. Capt. Millar.
ASIA Capt. F. O. Lott, NIAGARA. Capt. Anderson.
AFRICA. Capt. Shannon. EUROPA. Capt. J. k' Leitch
These vessels carry a clear win light at mud-Ma d;
/Teen on starboard bow; red onport how.
E ASIA, Judkins , leaves N York. Wednesday. Sept, IS.
RABIA, Stone, " Boston, Wednesday, Oct. 6.
ASIA. Lou, . N York, Wednesday, Oct. IF CANADA. Lens, " Boston, Wednesday, Oct. 19.
AF RICA, Shannon, " N York, WedneadaY, 0ct. 26 .
EUROPA, Leitch, " Boston, Wednesday, Nov.,.
PERSIA, Judions. " N York, Wednesday, Nor. 9.
AMERICA, Millar, '. Boston, Weds-many, N0v.16.
ASIA, Lott, " N)1 ork, Wednesday, Nov.ll.
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on imard.
Tlt . s owners of these ships will not be socionntsble for
00l . Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewelry, Precious Ranee
or k tale, unless bills of lading are med therefor and
the lite thereof therein expreised. Bow l ingh pas-
Is ht e o , ti ply to
E. CUNARD, 4 Green.
New Nods.
FOR TitE SOUTII.—CIIA.RLEB
- AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP&
FREIGHT REDUCED.
Heavy Freight at an average of simian per °est be
low New York Steamship_ratee,. _
FOR CHARLESTON. 8. C.
The U.B. Mail Steamship KEYSTONE STATE. Cap-
lain Charles P. Massinguin, Intl sail on Satusdoc, Oot.
lath. at 10 A. M.
Through an SY to SO hours, only hours at Bea.
FOR SAVANNAE,.O.I..
The U. 13. Meal fltaaraahip STATE OF GEORGIA,
Captain John I.Oarvin, will sail on Thursday. Oetober
at lo o'clock A. M.
Through in ES to g 0 hours only 48 hours at Bea.
lair Sailing dale chanted 'from ever/ thttradal to every
live der. Hoods received. and Bills of Lading argued
eve
sientil_Snrt-olass side-hel is • NET - -
STONE A ' L'E and STATE OF 0 war nulAll
allot" every ten dam th re-day omma
end Savannah, and tee South
sad ` litonthay..o.•
to Charts/Son and Ramesh. thews Ships con
nect with steamers for Flonde, and with railroa d:, Ac.,
for all plane' in the Sou SURANCEtRand Southwest
IN
Freight snaUtirmrsnee on s large 'proportion of
shipped &Nth will be found to be lower by theee 43 Zie s
than by sailing vessels, the premium beteg one-half the
rate.
N. 11.—Inrerpnoe on ail Railroad Freight is entirety
unnecessary, farther than Charleston or Savannah, the
Railroad Companies Pam all Nib from these points.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE.
Fere by this route 111 top per eenß. cheaper than by
the Inland Route as will be str by th 4 rOßOwin4 sche
dule. Through cliets 4aaa IttlikdAphyy eta Charles.-
ton and Savanna stesmahi”. NOLIMING MEALS on"
the whole route, exoept Cram Charleston and Savan
nah to Montgomery : . .
INLAND TAU.
Tog%leron— 116 ell Chariertan..........-6133 SO
M.-- 1600 flavaanah—. -- 3160
Augu on sts- ...... 20
00 00 ANrtgao masita......-..
32 M
75
eetlaaMac, 21
13 00 ,titlaata—. 31 00
iambus-- . DOD MOO
lbanY ... • • .... 34 GO lbsay 37 00
orilyome4•... 16 00 ont,Folnert.--- SI 0 0
Motu ie De 00 Dim.. --..—... DO
New Weans.. BS 76 sir 0114a5... - 61 OD
No Nils or Indin;signed after the ship has sailed.
For freight or paaaasts apply On board, stsiroaM wilmf
above Vine street, or to
Soyithirett *other FOIJTI II L II II I M ArI 'u
Lents Vitiar i gston,;l446, , • G i cf ( i j y 3 D i r l ei nt.
Fee FloridaTr i oui l ekarleston,stsaMer Caroaria row!
TuesileY. .
Far Florida from Sayaintah,_Bliaissirs St. Mary's and
St. John's, even , Tuesday sad ftMrdar.
GLASGOW AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.--STRAIA TO
GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, BELFAST, DUBLIN,
AND LONDONDERRY
raw& YOR E
GLASGOW, Thomeson. L 7, October IS, at 22
n'olook, noon.
F. INBURt; H. Cumming, Wed needay. October AS, et 11
o'olook, noon'
YROK OLA.OOO
otasaour t Teommn, wed:leads/. eintsmber U.
EDINBURGH, Cumming, Wednesday, Be it iolo bar .21
Rotes of Passage from New York. F lotto. or
Boeton, to Glasgow, la vorpool, Belfax, Do lin, or
donne try. firat mass. tin. Litegrag e, found with en itet
demos or properly
000kod proinsimm,
An experieneed Sprgeon Marled to each steamer.
No charge for modicum.
For freight or Doilladlor OPPIte,
W &MO &
No. LIB WALNUT/Brost
Ro cam ,
No. JO BROADWAY. New York.
s ink U. S. U. STEAMERS
701
lAVRE AND SOUTRAMPTON.
ARAD°, Captain Lines , will sail July SS, September
1/ ,November
F ULT ON Captain Welles, will sad Maud 20, Onto
her IS. December le.
First Cabin 77411117.—..—.—,._... -SIM
Second Cabin passage.— 71
For [Dwight or sewlego_sw il lttlA t° M NEILSON. Agent.
At the Warehonaimr_
_Dmoseuty's thliedeleMa
Tobacco Warehouse. DOCK Street. Phila. rega-em
AILEDICINAIG.
DR. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE
PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERP hare been
thoroughly tested. and pronounced a sovereign remedy
for dyspepsia. flatulency. heart.hurn and lierulahe,
costiveness. diarrham, fevers of all kinds. rheumatism,
gout, gravel, worms, scurvy, ulcers, eruptive com
plaints, salt rheum, erysipelas, 'Comecon colds and in
fluenza, irregularity and all dernrigetuent of the female
systere.pites. and various other diseases to which the
human frame is liable. For sale by the proprietor. lir.
W. H. ItIOFFAT, LIROADWAI . New York. and by
Druggists generally all over the country. all-glatWIY
DLLNTIVORTIVS PILE REMEDY.
-&-r• For the cure of Hemorrhoids or. Piles, Constipa
tion, Fistula In Ann, Vieerati.ma of this Amis. Prolapsus
of the Rectum, Fissures. Excoriation. Ulcerations In
ternal nnd External to the Anus, Pruritus, and all Die-
WWIs peculiar to the Rectum.
The great and tint tortn success which this Reinedy has
attained for the cure of the above Disease' is unprece
dented in the annals of Medicine. The rapidity of its
curative qualities and the durability of its cures are
equalled by no other Remedy of the nee. Ninety-nine
cases out of an hundred are alleviated and roved of this
distressing complaint and are restored to comfort here
tofore tin known. Full and expliett Directions accom
pany each Roc One Box is sufficient to perform acute.
Prepared only by DR. 01,E 7
RACE NTWORT
Streß,
No.Blet.
Price 41. Can he tent by Adams' Express. od-lm
A N()TIIER PROOF OF TIIE WONDER
FUL EFFECTEI OP TKO/CELLI/ NEURALOLA
SALVE.
Puma., July Tilt, MS.
Mr. H. Ir. airs—Dear 131r:—/ have teen troubled
with the 'NEURALGIA" fur the last It year., and
here infrared the meat exernciating pamloonaPelbug
me at tames to give up my business entirely. I oould not
eat, and sleep was a stranger to my eyes. I suffered
more Hum tongues can tell. I had the adraCe and aid of
varicomphymeotrui, as used other TOMAdies, but all of
no avail. Having noticed your adverbeetnent an the
papers, I ooncluded to call on a person whom 1 bad
learned was cured of a ease of 30 years standing. He
applied the "sAI.VR" but once, and I felt immediate
relief—e second appboation removed the pain entirely,
and I now feel like, a different men. &nee then I have
pies wen—sometuing that I, h ave not done for months
being obliged to set up all nag tan a chair. My appititi
has returned, and I feel grate ul to bort for the »itera
tion of my health.
CHARLES H. RARER, Tobacconist,
CARROL Street, shone WOOD, Repatriate!).
For sale wholesale and retail, at IL W. oorner SI XTH
and PA qlBll Streets, and at T. R. CALLENDER Er.
Cols.r4. . corner Third and Walnut eta 6P20-Li
DENTATRY.
DENTISTRY.—The improved sets
...A:W. of ARTIFICI Ph i ladelphia still manikoptured
at PoT ARCH Street, , by I. Lux.ENS,
ht. I)..Surgeot*tiat.
The Mineral seta of Teeth are superseding all
others, Maass from tl a following reasons Pure
mineral to twed in place of told or silver, for plates,
matins them one,third lighter, and at the same time
interh stronger, as their greatest thickness Is where the
gums have shrunken away more, thus perfeetty restor
ing the anatomical shape and contour of the mouth and
face, and giving the exact original espresaion to the
features ; they will stand better in service, end never
get out of repair they are responsibly warranted for a
lifetime; there are no crevices f or the aocurnamlation
of Particles of food; they are w holly free front all gal
vanic action, and ran never produce palpitation of the
heart, headache, sore throat, neuralgia. or nervous
ness.
aIsoLUKENS' offica.9.o7 ARCH. etreet. Philadelphia ;
3311 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue. Washington. D. C
se24-]m
111 - ICKORY AND SPRING MOUNTAIN
LENltili OA L. pre need 7rtt!. oars, for pile on
beat term. APO} at 1,110N5 , b Depot. NINTH
an.l Wtl.l.mv Ft rear, 1.21-tf
3 00 MILS, No. 1 HERRING —lOO half
btile. extra Mackinaw White Fixh, In atom and
2 ,, r sato Whl. J. TAYLOR & CO., 122 and 124.2.icath
WVI A LP VIV 4
L OVERINWS SYRUP, in Idols. and
L
1•1‘1.., at reduced ',moil. for ilftle try
JAMES (MAHAN . & CO.,
1 wriTT A Ptr...o,
'VAR —Just receivtli. a large invoice of
A- Tar, in superior order as farce barrels. and for
sale b WEAVE RAVE FITLER, & CO..
1:4 N 0,34 WAUR . DEIAWARS AT.
SALlld BY AUCTION.'
K THOMAS lb 815— ,- - -
p likia.ll9andl4lBo
i fiO a rTE MUM. -
. Foraterly_ ea Illt. ) • - -
EST i dta - AND
fr eCYCA P T V R A% !lei
sad atcaks will he rbe heldteP li ldoet Pro=
in the evening et 7 o`okielt.
giir Contnbators having the option of either gide.
gir Handbithr of eaoh_premly gamed Rapustelnin
aaditi oa to which we pause.l3ll the Saturday yeevrirear
to the sale one tboaaaad catalogue. in pawipeart forts.
Wingfull dpsiaffrof all aw properties to be sold
cm the arena • y. ,
WEAL - A .S. AT PRIVATE SALE.
wir We have a large armpit of real estate at Sint*
sale, inalading every ciessonptig eity and tawdry
property. Printed lists tor ha at the seed= store.
PELVATE 8 TV. WEE.
lair Egad estate entered_ ce our private ads peeteeer.
and advertised ocosaiongly in oar Pablelle
i ts.m
la/ which I Annooptes are printed weakly ' ) es of cham
FALL SALES STOCK AND REAL ESTATE.
Tenth Fall Sale, lath October, at 12 o'clock woo, at
the Exchange.
EleveuthSale, lath tictober. at 7 o'clock is the
sv a ln iitto l tVe l to h = rot each of th aboTa alas
now reads. -
PEREMPTORY sALEs—PEWS, Lc. •
On Tneaiayl2th instant. at 12 o'clock aomt .witiHrota
reserve, peire rroa. Sid and sar i pAretl-at m et Pre thylatit2l.
Chtl rat. (Rey. Dr. Wadawo 'a.)_weat or Tea th street.:
Also. pew No. 44 Chnrch o the Epiphany.
Sir B ile of the three ahoolate.
PEREMPTORY a LE—AD vmoNAL PEW.
420. without reserve, per No. d St. Junes'a Chinch,
(Rev. Dr. Morton, Seventh
_street. north of Markus.
STOCKS, &e,
Aliso, 20 'keret North West Minute Company.
$l2l atiii Delaware Mutual lesorsooe Coattosaf—
en for 1 , B r eese or =LS
I there or Park Alsociation.
l share mercantile Labrall.
1 share Philadelphia Atheaseans.
TENTH FALL SALE, OCTOBER IS, AT NOON
At the Exchange.wirode—
EXTRA VAL ABLE PROPERTY.
BY ORDER OP UNITED STATER.
the very vAmuumt MARBLE BUlL, g rlma
formerly the BANK OF PF.NNSYLVANIA..
street and Dock street, opposite the . Philadelph:
Es
cheese." and sear the "Corn Ezehange, &Mord
street, th bt TAM feet by Nin feet, haring four . foo h ts.
The th e rd Dr feet
forenrlY THILOSOF CV ,
HALL, Fifth street. soutleof Chestnut- Lot TO feet ftt i
Trustees' Sale.—The COAL LANDS of the NORTH
CARBONDALE COAL. COMPA.N lf.ssa acres SI perches,
in Fell township, Luminacounty. Pa.
Administrators' Poreropt.o . ry Bale—Estate °M ethanol'
Huila d . deceased.—VE.R \_ VALUABLE BURANESS
STAYM, Noe. and KB Booth Reseed attest, baker
Chestnut. Sale absolute, without reserre.
VALUABLE FARM AND COUtt PRY BEAT. stint
A 8 acres, near Torreadale- oaths Philadelphia and Boa
tol Becks comity. re.
Executors' Rale—Estate of D. and 8. Davie-des% •
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOCATlON.—Thrise
brick dwelling. N 0.107 south Tenth street, below Ch
, nat.
Orphans' Court Sale—Estate ot Joseph Wright. dead,
VALUABLE COUNTRY riacE, r setes.srith im
provements, powder 3lg i t zad,ilrar Nteetcren Buse. Ruford. do. . •
Or
TORY BRIC K' o f James
eortdwt
corner of Sixth and_Men_streeta. south of !wird
Same } : state .—? RASE .-STORY BRIO D W$Ly.
IRO. adiotint,
same Estme.—TIIRSE - THREE-STORY lIRICI
DwELI,INGS, Jones' atter. In the rear of the above.:
Orphans' Court Salo—Estate of Hears Junkotth
TWO TWO-STORY STONE DIVELLLNOd. d a
=Mown.
op - CouttSals—Estate of Joha E. Welch. deo'S
TWO-STORY PRAMS DWELLING. aorthwestaide
of Bmishurst street * Germantown. ,
Peremptory - ELEGANT MODEIL`f 1,814-
BENCE, N 0.1317 Walnut Wrest. obsosits P it t.
113134r0, with all the modern cos rtrotruorm- Lot=
7 niches front br £l5 feet dews, to George strut..
ELEGANT RESIDENCE with stable. coat
&c.. Locust street. above William street, TveatT •
ward :late West Ehibulelahust.
Executors' We—Estate of MrlL Aisne L Euelk - =
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND —Biota asf
ivr No. WI North Fourth street. above Arch.
TBREE-STORY BRICE DWELLING. Naj 2130
Winter street. wan of Teen brat street.
Executors' We—Estate of WlSous olasfa...'
TWO BRICK DWELLINGS. Nos.= and IS NW*
Fifteenth .
NEAT . MODERN DWTsL LI NO. No. Ma SoultElsh
trench street. above Pine street
MODERN RESIDENCE. No. gai North Trail at
NEAT RESIDENCE. 1201 e Mount Venunt strut.
ELEVENTH FALL BALE OCTOBER 19. TIT
O'CLOCK ry THtirionito.
At
rthephans Expanitse i
rade - gensde— .
Qu e °lD:oriel:matte/P
TWO-STORY BRICE DWELLING, northeast c
Der of Muter sad Yourtltenseets.
Same Estate.—THßEN THREE STORY
DW ELLI NOS. Fourth street IMMI , or Hester. d 4
Sante Estate. THREE T mO.STORY
DWELLINGS. tarmac &WS of Muter *not eat
Fourth.
Same Estate.—THßEE-STORY BRICK MIL
INO, northwest corner of Muter anctrroh ip.
game Estate TWO-S'o Rh - FRAU
west lode of Pink street north of Master.
Same Estate.—THßEE THREE-STORY B 1(
DWELLINGS. east ode of Fourth street, sort or
Master, with three fourAtory brick dwallista vtier
rear. me Pint amt.
••. • •
Orphans' Coart bile—Estate of William Clam. dpi
TWOETOKV BRICK DWELLING. No.= Ben
Berenth street, between Sprtiee tad Fuse.
Truetees' Peremptory cattle—Estate of Jams. Bell
BRICK DWELLINis, Sputa Brach street, barn"
Oilmen and Pitzwider.
Peremptory Bete.—A Grimmt• rent of 531 a year.
pert; in Delaneo, New Jersey.
rseentors• perempialy 11 , ...le—Estata of Cimaisstee
bott. dee'd.—NEAT TWO-STOAT /MICK DWEL
[NO. No an Notch Birth ttseet.
TWO BRICE
_DWELLINGS. Federal and Parked.,
BLEINEBB LOCATlON.—Tsrohtory betel tout;
Ilt Carter street. between Chemant and Walaal 124
8 econd and Third streets.
. . .
- Peremptory bale. —GROUND SMITS—Tern "Ilk
seenr• en:nunl-re Ma of 113 sad tni you. Aks4
of 81.2 a year oath. SaFe &bantam.
Peremptory /Mts.—TWO BUILDING LOTS. .
street,. Sixteenth yard.
AT See handbills of both the above rake, 'amnia:
and evening.
L.A.RO THI R TYP LIVERPooL WAILE,_OO3IfENT§,
W ill OF caATE4 PER /3111 P
k,* sold.
Oa filoadss Moriuns.
Mit 10 o'clock, st the La coon Swim, Mss. fa sad 1.111
South Fourth street, witless: reserve.for sash, acedeats
of 30 crates fine elute snags dtaaer. tea, sad toilet
sets. dinner and tea plates, NMI and ewers. control ,
dishes. pitchers, bakers, custards '
Juts. bole* kit s
This We complus this Wrest and DeSt'VWPII.D*IO.t4
ware
all this season, sad *ill be sails btu 10
dealers, housekeepers. sod others.
idismy...aarPODS aIRARY OF THE LATESION.-
. - lOS L ERst 3J, DORAN.
On Tuesday Peanuts. -
(X^tober lath. at the Auation Storsorill Se sold the
mimee Ilaneous library of theate Eon. Joseph SL Doran.
of th.s oat,.
SJP - For particolan me ezdaleasse.
grocKs AND REAL }STATE. •
Tuesday seat—None-ant samosa arias. _ _ '
Pamphlet eatstpgveas Dow ready. costesoms
scnpoons of all th e amputate to he sold ea a
next at /2 o'clock. noon, and 7 &eke* is th ee
with list of sates 13th amt. and Noramktu Lt. at
real estate at private sate, compmiag a large arsenal
and variety or valuable meimro. -
RARE, VALUROAnEB M e , d F AsRNsOdDM
E OEDAmN.T
RaO
OKS:D
-.•
October 19thcon W emste e ng a at M al a i a m . . wll be sold.
at the auction store, a lame consunment of POPO- •
VEAN BOORS, of an interstitial' character, =
Betted r 1 -
ated direct from Lesbos. per sloe Pleiades. - 1
are standard and desirable author. an the meted
ments of English limmtare, tor ether with a fine d =
Dori nraglerldia pictonat and diasmated Imam. _
Cataloraes atilt be ready and tits books arranged
for examination two days previous.
BROOKLYN FLINT OLAMWARP. a'
Also, at the mane time. an invoice of BromM a a Ified •
glassware, cennastang of decanters, sohlets, temblem.
wines, celery howls. fruit. butter, and preserve Sidise.
meters,
Bale et Nos. Pe and Ist South Fourth Barbet. - -
SUPERIOR .P JRNIT BRE, FRE,NcH-PLATS
RORS, PIANO-FORT& BRUTR . R/A Go' UXI&
Oa Thursday Morning.
At !o'clock- et the Atieuun Store, as assortment of
excellent second-hand furniture. a:exult Ammo-inane.
fine mirror:, e....rbets. etc.. from fertubee diseliaing
hooaekeeyc - .u, rumored to the store (or couremenoe of
este.
J M. OUDDIXY & SON
• .1:1-L Err4.lll At`
OU
CA RD.—L PL Glewj pone. aretioammi, Wit
ra la te r rr i tga giailfir s " aiwki"
111., Oa Oar Private 13• 4 4 Register will always ta fool
a Tag 111419 aso4at psal mate, isalaittaa may -
ao nption Cal
n i alark SONS,
Estate Mama
No.= WALMStreaa Wear axia.
111 011 g oy a i tT i 1L41 , 4 014 j i
CB AUCTI L, INEEN
SIXTH and RACE Etrta.
mown- TO LOAN. eoaraei
Mover vo Loan. ts tilillt 02 menu. aste=so .
merchandise generally, and oa all artwa i , a
souls ovni wig enh - nalde no: zees TWO Pal Met. 2
20520 0, . Mending storage. iht• at 'maser rum
Esteb ntli' OR
R. earOOMMI aams RACS
FM AC ATIoN.
MONEY: M Yl! MO EY:II
Money liberally advanced in bums or small ammerata,
from ODIII dollar to thousands, on sold and silvan Vats,
diamonds, vetches , revelry. f owling eves, mielsoal ran
straments, fumbare. &moods. clothing.groonea. C.P .
e a re. hartivareamtlery, won, bona., vensi.k.,
and all arbelea of cable. kir_any length of tune OR
ea, st EsTHANS' PAMPA'. DA raminsaimlT. aosthwt
corner of Elisth and Race meets.
1) t
PROMI33O Y NOTM.vith collates. inexisted at
the lowest mar et rater.
GREAT BA GAINS IN WA Y.
fcc„, AT_PRI ATE SALE, at ciATEAE3' PyCl-
PAL EABLISIRMEET, S. E. parser of arx and
RACE Brreete—The Morin articles oral be void leas
than kAlt the emelt MOM Me': P lll4, Old Egilltrat
tell jellrleillki mad plata , of the most . armored
make, in hunting oases and double b0a.a..1. rate ir/
esospetaeat lever and lam= vratebes, , ie bumpier cameo
open face, some cf them are extra fird /*voted. sae beet
make. Sliver EAshint patent lever vsonhem amospe
merit lever aW UntlDele. in hooting .east. sine lie
face. ways very =senor ; Enshan. Renee. f row*. ape
Quartier watches; 3. go ld Tea, reel. ase ,
dren's chains' fine gold sena earie4 l.3 yelia.leseseit
breoutpine. anger.nageotkuear-rina, s ave
and /e.elweine rally. paler Harm,. j.,N l Z la i h n; 15),
per thous. ,In boxes 24 each. van be aoM by amid
box or I b
ile/, to 111111 Plilrek&MlS. bitiPßOPie ban
Wtv3l6s '
' 6 1'harrienc laT v
A imposior fire-pixof empet, e Avertg by 3 foet Vet&
Won. vatobee. Rad lere.an, or 4.eerwice
ST. 1.0:1718, WM.
IWEI& BOYLA _AUCTIONY.SRS
SM A rsdkLamm; ..p.caarcris, No.
,1S
North MAIN NTRKW, Loma, Ago.. ( xis srith
Messrs. Myers, Chemin & Pk ad oder
their sernees to the taerahants. arse
others of Phitedelphus. kr the sale soak. CarPetk
boo*, shoe.. hudy.rJeTriarr. 3a, to
OS. Caah &draw*. Ml4ll am »oust of goods.
Eletdersents made Arse days otter We.
111771.11:Wis.
,oars, 0 ' hare , & r Phily
.• omit Brotber, Ma.
Wrg, Townsend, a Wartana. Na w York.
B. roe & Co.,
1. Wood, Christy, & Co.. St. Louis. "
0 Crow , 70. 1 3CrItati • & Ca,
me-rmv-Ir
HOTELS.
MURRAY HOUSE,
NEWARK:ORR),
lathe lariteatand beat Urrantedllotel is central Ohio.
is centrally located and re easy of soot horn all tie
routes of travel. It contains all the malersi unirove
menu, and every convenience Tor the emend and ea
commodation of the travelling riblio. The Bleeping
Rooms are lare and well ventilated. The Suites o f
Rooms are sel lsrranged and carefully fiincehed for
Termite' and Larne traveltma emcee; and the Howe arta
be heat as a first-outs Hotel in every reeeect.
H. A. MURRAI & BRO..
Proprietors.
T" UNION,
RICE STREET, ABOVE THIRD
MLA DELPISIA.
LIPTON 8. NEWCOMER.
The situation of this HOTEL is wipennely adapted is
the wants of the Business Public: ssqltn aoes in snood'
of pleasure. Passenger Ra &nada, which now run WM,
and in close proximity. afford a cheap and pleasant ride
to all planes of interest is or about do ol tr. IT 13-4111
MACHINERY AND IRON.
SAINLVSL V. YIERICK. I. VAIIGHLN /11.1.111.1 L
KILLIAN H.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS.
LARILLVII lA.
MERRI CK & SONS,
'ENGINEERS AND AIACHINISTS,
Manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Ragbags.
for Land, River, and Marine servtoe.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats,,&e.; Castings
of an kinds. either Iron or Brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Work Shops, Rail
road Stations. &o.
Retorts and Gas Machinsrg of the latest and most un
proved construction.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, such ea
Sugar, saw, and Gnat Mina. Vagnom Pass, Open Steam
Trains, Defecatom, Filters, Pumping Engines. Sr.
Rola Agents for N. Rdliera's Patent' Ungar Muting
Apparatus ; Naamyth'a Patent Steam Hammett and
Aspinwall & Wolseg's Parent CenUthigal Samar Drain
ing Machine. aml-r
MILLS AND 'MEETINGS FOR RX.
PORT.
BROWN_, BLEACHED, AND BLUE _DRILLS.
HEAVY AND LIGHT SHERTINGR,
Suitable for Export for We by
FROTHINGHAM WELLS.
TI South FRONT St.. and Si LETITIA Street.
onts-lr
-
MINION'S ENUAUSTIO TILES tor
floors.
Ornamental Chimney Tope for cottage&
G A M.. Vaaes Anti Ftnintllllll.
Vitnfigd hpe for drains and Water eondantoria.
Imported and for ale by
reb - S CIM -. A I T 14702%,-