The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, October 20, 1859, Image 3

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014MING'OP inn ANNUAL, Coogan or ligoTtingil
or iniPiepot'i 1 4 1rakaliv readers
11 ' .4 attibibbr,mcist of them, aware. that the initial nuin
her of nue course of ;le - Mures wilt be delivered
-at Concert linll.,tbie. eVerliee. Bis.V.Jfeciry ;Ward
Iteeeher, commencing at Quarter Sight
T omMtii attend litr:Beecher's teeters go night will
act wi , tr . voludim ,
,o l e 'course, and
t' e Inet Only ; aave tionxideiehle, i ii - tne` price, bat also
make guin.of the m , all. We shall not he
, sureriledif the applicants for 'admission to-night greatly
exceed the capacity of the ,
Paint hiXentrtz.—The toMmillee w in
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making their report on Bening "Machines, exhibited at
the lativAgrioulturill Fair, in thin eity,-. decided that.
" in point Of sinitilieity, cheapness, durability, and doing
all kinds of 'work: ' The Muria Boudoir,' u i deueie
thread 'Machine; was the most perfect instrument," and
in imeordrinee with which, awarded to it the first pm
atiorn; 'W..; storied to notice this recognition ofmerit,
as itanstains the view. we:have 011nielven heretofore
the ken* admirable machine.
.v Vain nuENTINO: 7 4 "pntilio Meet ink of the
sine Aeseciationairill be held at the Musical Fund Hall, on
Friday evilning,'Oetober Sint. at half past roved o'clock .
The meeting - will be adaressed by the Rev. Mr. Carden
Rev. Mr. 'Jeffery, Rev, A. A. Winne, and the Hon'
William D. Keller. Thei object of thin meeting is to irl
tereet the .publio -in the work 'of reform in which the
societiluti bun engaged. The ladles, nth° have -been
laboring for the,kyformatpm, cmplugment. and instruc
tion. ftinaks mho hare 'tett imnsral liges. feel theft
With their restrictedfend, and the accommodation of
the Roelee Mune , they are unable to meet the Oahu
made Sport them by tale Unfortunate
'within
A great
work has done by' this assooletion within the pax
twelve years, but much more might be effected eta melt
able building ard'adequate funds could enable the man
ager. to receive 'the 'ilanierOus ayplicents, to make
Proper elassifioation, and add to the ninnber of employ
ments, BO nato qualify the inmates for increased useful 7
nen, Ond self-maint enance. Thus lithe true, home
mission, and 'the moralist and the philanthropist can
enter no field of lahor ,ire-which their services end be
nevolence are inore'needed. , . '
A collection will be taken up to aid the befitting fund
Admiliaieb free.
A "Blatt BeAliaLEO . 14.14411",
lon 'Mi. a Pinto:mime Ttit.on...-i'nt chock, brimin
hill, rennin over, and 'treated of spilin ! Words, spoken
oral, •epiaterlery7or otherwise don't kite *film! two
JaWa apple-trees' of ineetio the case. } - Er I hid the,
-Menge of a "iiiivelarps and mar a• tinklin symbol or a
soundin braae tittle I oculdn'tdevr.it ! timeline is /in
expressible, fldL, pant .finilin Root, Bich a rush endow'.
Bird of my miuntry,inoulgroe quill did I say?—
give us ell yer rot, even to yer,tait feathers—strip yer
self quiel“ and then kill me the. Bntiah lion that I may
use his blood f,orinkl—arithMhich to write — hooray ! for
Granville Stokes, the celebrated Amen/tun clothier, No.
So? Chestnut street. Steller Jonathan, we guess, got
- COCOA MASS.—A fine assorhxiont of Cocoa - Mats,
suitable for print° residonoes, store., and liublio build-
Irma. at E. W. Oarryl dr CO.'s Hoti,o-Pornishiog Store.
711 Chestnut ttibet. ' ,
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
tri TO Ito'cl.tott LAST NIGH?
eIRARD ItOUi33— . obesiblut et.. below Ifinth
W BRiclpyyds. Ve. .1 W (Inoinnata
Cot Islas) Painter Pa' R R Moffett. Indiana
him A N Porter, Ps- N Bohm's. Pa
S Cotaold, Phil& W Mallory, Cincinnati
KE, olnin.lansattsr H Roherts, Indiana
w m Belie k n. Tenn A Raven. Chicago
Reny Hams. Elisabeth, NJIN Plumb. N
WI. Williaminin.ndemphis Miss Eckert,_Ps
C A Wismar & la. N Y J Johns k tam; Charien
Miss Mordicet. Charleston Mn, Ninholl. Savannah
Miss Harakiri k sis hid H Ridgley, Pal
Alt Saver, Newark ' AR Harts. N O
,Ten Seiao9, Ala A Duke & la. Brooklyn
W Maury. Richmond A Muliisnn. Curie too
J G Boyd, Clarksville, Vs I. Thomson & wife, Batt`
Miss Jacobson, Batt W BlLSeymour & N Y
hy Bullock, try Mrs Bullock. Ky
V/ Atwater. N 1 Varier Charleston
Bendel & ram. N RI otter, Pa
Meeoh & lln Freeport, Illß Griswold, N y
.1 B Agnew, Phila E
Holland. Yit
Jacob Nottingham, Vs .1C
It Ft Booknrinlow.N y .T M Crawford, WrishingVn
W T Duncan. N Y Barmy*. N Y
Wm Mplinight, Prov, N T Morse, Pypv,R I
9 8 Avery.' 9 tethester WlA_Rem., Newark
W iltukt, NY ' it Vent. N Y
B Kirkpatrick, NThee Connell
P Farrington. NY .7 Stoddard k In. Git.
Mine Stoddard & sis, Gs I. Cowles. New Haven
F. K Miller & is. Hannibal C S Ailing. Conn
Sand hi Skillman & la, N J J R Emery & la, N.T'
A I. Holcomb & Is. N J T I Holmmh & la. N I
W Jaffrey re is,N V M 8 Charloak, Halide
G Field , & Is. N V W L Bradley. Conn
WI. Pierson & Is. Newark Ohl. G Till, N y
H Van Vlook. Jamestown JIT Wyman, N Y
O M Beanh. Brooklyn R S Howard. Buffalo N Y
W J McDermott, N Y tkiblichting, N Y
P Elea. Girard. Pa It Ramona. Boston
11 F Raymond. Boston Jos RinkeMon, Balt
Branch. 1) K Abed!. Kamm; city
R Smith k Is. Boston_ Mrs A J Loud, Roston
Dr I W Stripe k fa. Boston Dr N 0 Sheppard & la. Val
E Lomond, Pittsburg I K I) tall'onolia, Ireland
Robt Patriok. Pittsburg E B Raley, Ga
Wee *Meson. Vs C Crommnn,Bt Louis
T Stevenson. N' V W MOKenney.himophin
G A Fuller & la, Soranton , C
Dettilifimith k wf. wash
Josiddle, NJ Rev B ?t ,Holfman, NJ
H Neff, N 0 W N
MERCHANTS* HOTHL—Priarth at.. below Areh
John A Miter. 'ftstrin , H Venal, W Middlesex
Veen6 W Middlesex NOn H D .Poster. Pa
3 Irvin & Is. Clearfield' D Thome,. Catesaqua
Den B Renders• Danville, 0 II Bardweli, Lana co
M Marion, Pn • - • J W Catasaqua
Cttsbu i le C N Y -
9 has 8 g
Kimball. Pinta -
Judea Elmer &la •
John Elliott. Tipton '- And. , 11 - Blair, Carlisle
J le, 14 C 10 Loraine. Pa
M fleeter. Harrisburg Mrs Kotler. tial
Mine Keller, Del W H Painter. W Chez
T B Graham. Clearfield Thos H Farrar. Pa
Mrs Elinnickson.N - miss wood, N
DH Royer. Rim iron - FRhew,Jr,Clearfield
A Harnson Sr da, Ind C B Halsey. Chicago
I. Morton. Phfle - .- Jae Boyd.,Phila •
R ErWton, Horitinvdon Miss I,orm n, Clearftei d
aeliJCop
14 4 rTe JA i gerar, Vir -
I've Harper, Va .
FRANKLIN HOliihestintt-'street. istrove Third
gobs Fury, Brooklyn, NY- - 17 Chase, N - --
Jon Cnrshaw. Brooklyn:kr Y W Stythe. N Y
P Mooney, Brooklyn. N Y W S Lewis. Brooklyn. NY
W A Neer, Hoboken, NJMrs A W Use.. Hoboken
bPAIT-P Clerk, Hoboken Wm I( toug. Rendins, PA
J sl,Aro, Belem• I A Stofford, Boalon
Ono Norton, N.Y , I , • 1 W-tAndle. Brooklyn
MO Bell, Brooklyn'. ,TAR Conroy. Brooklyn
.T Matins. Brooklyn - Pease, N y
Thmi nArnest, VA - •• W Yount' k Vt
rt
Potters MButterfield, N V
HI
m A latrowri, N Y - R Temple.* irf, Boston
AMERICAN 110TEL—Ctioatnut at.. above Elßh
'A 1. Murdock. Boston I` M Pratt it la, Pittsburg
Miss Porter..Pittshurg ; Rankine tc ta, N Y
QO. F,mlor. W Chest•J,Curtis la. Danville
T W Littlefield. Prov .1 b Roes. Chester ro, Pa
. G E Meeker. Moto •Robert II Poole. Chest eo
Deo t Waloo. Boston 'P allodges. Boston . •
AA hi tes.ll C _ , •
.T Flutahlsoo Prey, R I
rl Lewis Ohio ts Froward, N Y
Aendereon Lane coPommy, ()canto, Moos
LA Pearce. Jr, Prey. RI J Pruner. Blair Co. Pa
w 9 31111 0 1, arhoirto 400= ll Henkel. Danville
J 0 Palm. N 0 0 A Koehler. N
J P Holhrook:N Y W Pures,Brooklyn
.1 Merri¢eld, Bolt A" Woluo. N Y
0 F Wright, Vs W A t Gilmore, Balt
JONES' ROTEL- Chestnut street. above Sixth.
Wm McClellan. Bellefonte nen 0 Davis. Pa
13 C Robertson. Teen Thos itngd, Ind.nen,lonee
A L Wheeler. Ind .113 A Darnerd & la. N
Tb.o.Duelsp Jr. N Fromm J Pronemsn, Manehester
AIN erotism Oswego. NY DW Holm Brooklyn
01 , Yost, N Y A (lark. N Y
H Do Pont. Del Judge Harrington. Del
Wfl Trier, Arll Mrs. Hnlnsworth. Ala
0 R S ,
tevens, Conn HRomiuten; Bali
H Phillips. N Y Van Doren. NS
Thee Petrone. NY = .DVIr N V
R Beater. N Y W ADexter.'NY
EDemerest,N Y _ _ H 1114
THE UNION AnTRG-4.r.h Oren. stove Third.
HSI Senn, Plenetek:N Y.l-eoßnittnerman, Ps
(I Martin. Meehan!. Po -A; Toccata, Allegheny, Pa
W SemPlmialeghenn T Rhein. Altoona. Pa
J Lehr. Altoona. Ps 11 J . Prost, Wenner. Ohio
fluid Oaths: Easton. F 9Mackey &Is , T Rim
aimnson.Suromit Mre Wisely A. an', pt,
Mrs Howell. Emden Miss Howell. Easton
I , Koller &son, Easton N Robbins. Boston.
Stonehenge. Pa AJ-Thmnson. Writhtsvile
W 'Thomson. Pn ' ' & Del
Mrs Cleaver. Port Penn Miss Cleaver. Port Penn
Mn Barnet: Futon errs Lambert, Roston
Mrs Odenwelder. Futon! .0 Williams. Pa
W Houser. Marion ' Slits R Mentnter. Easton
D R
A 8 MA ows
13mit n h dr Patt. . Jno Ashland
MERCHANTS' HOUSE—Third rit,nb. Cellewhill.
P Griggs. Lyeoming no' 0 A Dimon
It Benner J Beek. Rendlng
olf Wtlson, Jenkintown C Mettler. Allentown
W Lightene, Allentown E Keller & eon, Futon
John Albert- Ir, t.ebanon co MY Wolf & la. /lambing
Adam Fox. Reading P Annuli!, Reading
Beef Kline, ltehrereburg it R Ogden e N yy
WBennethum. Reeding 1 7 Weaver 8t WT. Bern abet
Wm Dunn. Ps r. /Mum Bending
Hon GWStern.F.eston Jae T Rnrhek. Bethlehem
B Lindemmuth,llsmenng .1 Washer. Allentown
John Hull, Sunbury, Ps Beni HendriebOunbun
NATIONAL HOTEL—Rneis grist. shove Third.
Dim! G Peters, Ann%kill R Brown. MlRRavine
Miss E Cranny. Miillinville ~non Creamer. Lveouitg co
H Gibson. Pit • • Mnrtin Gruel. N J
,i_brahstnPreis N b Bowman. Lewisburg
Mine J Smith. ,
Lewisburg 0 P Fenstermeoher. pa
A Baavage, Danville , Ge,o SthWelEltirT, Pi
EtoPP..Bo6ll , llill co Fp v vow el
tvie, r `e.c.h. l 4,lll. hg°,:::. l ' (liVrtgrn
t v itAl'arTrgrAte,
RtATES 'TRION HOTEL—Market streetoooye mitt,
Anvers,. Del .1 sterns. St Loma
&Molts, Bristol $ Llndenvin. ht Chunk
m ono. a - • M Ind no, Pa
of m y e id, Pa n W butter. JOITAIIMII 430
TA WWI.. Pittabnrg • ' . 4 141 4 17 . w s iVik/ri ti tut , ria
I ) ll ' lsVi r gtirlc a le la'. l'hne REltewett.ll-tila Boat
p D
aco . , ir ,t v ie C n rztillville, PA 2 AI S II R S A igi n ng s r . . P EV= It
Martin &borzoi', per, co l'John Swartx,llewourti Pa
BALD EAGLE HOTElr—Third it.. ab.
EJ P Reiudenbuqi, Ps Inaelo 'Patentee, pa. ,
it Johnson. Pa oenrinser. Ps
R Reek & In, Lehighton Mice perrenmayer. Pa
1, Redder. Sorinntovni Hellertown
Miss E traorge,llentriwn
. pliss o. f Riefler. Pa
AMOR Rie , A re, Chunk ' enhoirrier. Pa
Citlvisi. E ta`on . I A TISAM. Lebanon
oho Riee. Lebanon , 'll P 'Barrio* ; mintene
P nano, Jr. .T W Ranysno, Reading
RitnrepnOleitding Rhividn. Pa'
E Dimmig,Ja -; Minn E Dirnmig. .
A Gilder Bethlehein Dangtor. Pa ' -
Reirienhieh, Lune Co - -B Rommel, Lehigh no
A 8 Claudine. Pa- - - E J Kuntz, Pa ,
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EAGLE HOTELLThini street. above Raoe.
L Stephenson, Phi C Carr. Chester on'
J 8 Wilson. Ye - H W Thorny/attn, D 0 '
Ot W Thompson - N ° tatty • • • •
8 Oilehrity. • .1 `real% Del co
A V Smith. D'el en antlol,l3o nn
R 0 Fairlamh. Del eo ' C Ximhall. N
J Bardon,N,l • - 0 Wilson, Bohan
E Henry, N J - E W Scott & la. Wash, DO
If ft penes:if', Easton S W Hacker, Lancaster
.111 Wilson, Monts co 1 :11111
W Thomas, F_o CO
Reading W H Coleman, Willa 's'
HM. WescottiVa . • ' •
BLACK BEAR. AutEL—Third st, n ahoiie 0,11,4 h in,
ittr e Vgne;: i t c ;repu'ini t, e 4cZon,
0 Harper, Jenk mown ' .T Paul
Ilmoyer, Lehigh co S linhieh on
o shelter, Labial' en F Hartuel Tnylarsport
Miss Reader, Coor.enthurg Dl, Heinly, 8 Evansville
Miss A Trumbover. Pit 11 MIAUror. /leohtels villa
Eli Bechtel, Bechtelsville W T /betel ,Cheatr Spring
Milton Cooper, Coopernburg
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ISA RY,EV SHEAF HOTEL—Second st.. below Vine
W B Rogers. Bristol • lobs Betts. Hocks en
John Sepik, liartevile ins Eastburn & wt. Pa
David Simpop. Amen flatterthwalt. Pa
OorillVTteutnn, N ".1 H 'Foulke, Jr, Monts co
I,V Byer, Iloylestown Alfred Blaker, NeWtown
COMMERCIAL - HOTEL—Sixth st... aboce Chestnut.
ligisolt, A Elm,hlei Chester. co
rk no JD York co
gTuf'an;AolZiVilln, Del L Bertolet, Readies
H Steele. hid - A
' Lynn ec la, Md
Jan Paint Monts co - , Brown , Lane co
Satiate!' Reynolds. r Morrison &, la, Pa
0 Callas tan & hi, Ps
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL- , -Reo.ind at, above Aroh
Buohanan:Ta - John Eokert, Pa
Iti Ffiroan,y York - • ,
S ANN N 8 SAVING firiIt—NOWISWICS7
GAN= Sitcom) and WALevi atroote.—DeMmits re.
Amite& in mall and largo - amounts, from tdi enemata
the eeminanity; and allow! interest at,the r a te et fi ve per
Cent. per annum. .: - •
Money our be drawn bp Otte* without lomi of la
-
oiini" daffy; trine i unlit &cloak, end on Mon.
ISntaiddi tin6l i in the - evening. 'Preindent,
IMLNILItt. PELL ; Trassursr and Socor,isy. OEM
1 / 9 1tini tt t • •
4 . " - F 0 it;" ,- INFOUMATION 'REGARD:II4'G
- : L 'Agro IAr,OttEE", to be in
' a vo's .aeolvta- • scrimaTnlPAßLAN.;,..a , nni
For •Appisenn'e lkieNrAmeiricen Cyclopedia, Denton . °
- Danti ,ll et Ceneeele. and Frank 1if601.9 , 1 et the
Ainenoen Revolution, ARCADE HOTEL
Cii p{ !if•
• on ans./R(7T street
MARINE ,INTELLIGENCE.
BEE FOURTH PAM
ARRIVED.
Steamship Delaware, coml.= boom from New York,
with incise and passengers to Jan Allderdire.
Sehr Hammonia, Maloney, 6 days from St Oaorso, Me )
with titnila 19 Comber & Co.
• Bohr Martin, Goldthwait, 9 days from Saco, with head
ins to Madeira & Cabada.
Sehr Lillie Sanders, Gale, 40 hours from New York,
With rodeo to Jae A Parsons & Co.
Bohr It L. Tar, Sheppard, 6 day; from Boston, in bal
last to Noble, Hammett & Caldwell.
„Behr Ocitoraro, Mita day from Port Deposit, with
grain to J L Bewley & Co,
Sohr Lanoet,,Bayard, I day from Christiana, Del, with
grain to Christian & Curren.
Bohr John M Bartlett, Skaggs, 9 days from Harmony,
Co, Md, with grain to Jits Barrett & Son.
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BY TELEOR t itil.
(Correspondence of The eon.)rs
Itasierou Gam. Oet. 19.
Arrived, bark Mauna , of New York,from Sombrero.
CHARLESTON. Out 19.
The sohr Mary Emma, from Now York for Indianola,
Texas, has put Into this port for repairs.
New 00t 19.
from Batton
Arrived, sh , ine Chimborazo, from New York; Lima,
(Per steamship Europa, at Halifax)
Arrived et Liverpool. slops Levi Woodbury and Frank
Pre, from New Orleans.
ailed for New Orleans, Kate Prince, from Liverp ool.
ailed for Mobile, Ben Nevis, from Liverpool.
MIididORANDA.
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, sailed Item
Richmond 18th inst. for Philadelphia.
Steamehip Boston, Bellew, hence, arrived at N York
resterdaY.
- Ship Harriet Riving, Manning, cleated at Boston Ist
lost. for Valparaiso.
Ship. Twilight, Gate', from New York June 3d, at San
Francium 38th ult.
Bark Reindeer. Franklin sailed from St Thomhs 22d
ult. for Alarasuana. to load for New York.
• Bark Grapeshot. Homewood, oioared at New Orleans
17th inst. for Rio de Janeiro.
Bark Oak, Ryder, hence for Boston, was off Montauk
.17th inst.
Bark Campanero, Dubai, from New York, arrived at
Richmond 18th inst.
Brie Adelina, Kay, cleared at St John, NB, 13th inst.
for Philadelphia.
Bohr S Washburn, Thrasher, hence, arrived at Tann
.ton 17th inst.
Setae Ann 8 Cannon. Newell, and Neptine, Manes,
arrived nt Boehm 18th inst.
Bohr Rollins, Dove, hence, arrived at Gloucester 18th
instant.
Sohr D .7 Bower, Johnson, hence, arrived at New Ha
ven 18th inst.
Solna Ambition. Rotan, and Palestine, Cambern,
hence, arrived nt Washington. DC. loth inst.
Bohr Caroline Anderson, Bowkor, hence, :waved at
Alexandria 18th inst.
Schr.R o,Whelderi, Neal, sailed from Alexandria 18th
inst. Yor•Somerset:•
Bohr Ald, Smith, cleared at Mobile 14th inst. for Ha
vana.
Behr 18 A Mount. Hodskinson, cleared at Wi ininston,
NC. 17th inst. for Philadelphia.
Steamer .1 Jerome, Jerome, hence, arrived at Alexan
dria 18th inst.
Propeller Novelty, Bell, cleared at New York yester
day for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COCIN !
THE. ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE
FOR IMPROVING THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR,
PHALON 4 SON'S MOM,
hranufnetured from genuine and pure
COCOA-NUT OIL
This valuable preparation is rapidly taking the place
of every other article now in use, es it restores the hair
to its natural eolor and brilliancy. A single trial will
atiefy all that—
It proinotes the growth of the hair;
It prevents the hair falling off;
It kills and removes dandruff;
It gives new life to the human hair;
Ifmates the hair rich and slowly ;
It is the most perfect article for droning the hair;
It leaven no disagreeable odor;
It is different from any article made. as
It leaven no 16°0 substance;
And is the 'only article disoovered for promoting the
health and strength of the hair.
SMALL 80TTLE8.............. ........... 25 cents.
LARGE BOTTLER
To be had at the following Dittoes :
0. C. BOWER ' Phith end Vine streets.
CALEB H. NEEDLES....TweIIth and Race greets.
EDWARD PARRIBIL....Eighth and Arch streets.
WILLIAM T aiL0R......N nth and Race streets.
AMBROSE SMITH Seventh and Chestnut eta,
TAYLOR & CO ..........Ninth and Chestnut streets
0. 0. HUBBELL ....URI Chestnut street.
aZelChestnut street
E. %PEROT.
W. J. CARTER ....fixtsenth and Chestnut •ta.
Dr. J. A. MORRlBON..—.Beventeenth nod Chestnut s fa
ISAAC li. KAY.— Eleventh unit Areh streets.
J. 8. LIPPINCOTT lat North Fifth street
L. M EMANUEL........EIesenth and Vine streets.
W. H. BULL 1428 Market street.
HENRY RITTENHOUSE Sixth and Callowbhl ate.
A. W. PARSONS Franklin and Callowhill eta.
S., B. TYSON ....Ninth and Vine streets.
THOMAS WEAVER......Eighteenth and Vine ate.
J. W. SIMES & StlNS;....l.ixteenth and Market ete.
T. EASTL ACK, Jr ...... —Eighteenth and Market its.
THOMAS B. HAHN Twelfth and Callowlain eta.
H. A. BOWER... ... ...Sixth and Green *trees
0E0..1. SCATTERGO6I)..Fifth and Callowhill street'.
A. D. TAYLOR Ninth and Waled streets.
T. LANCASTER... . .. Eleventh and Walnut ste.
ROST. F. FAlRTHAN..Thitteenth and Walnut sta.
ALFRED TATFAL.....;.Vitteenth and Locust streets.
E. W. INKSEEP..... .. , Eleventh and Mt. Vernon its
D. L STACKHOUSE......Etghth and Green streets.
U. B. TAYLOR Tenth anti Callowhill streets.
W. B. TOOMPSON........Seventeenth and Washingen
A. E.
GRIFFITHS....Second and Race streets.
aF.O. M. SNOWDEN......Fourth and Noble streets.
GEO C. EVANS... ..... Sixth and Poplar streets.
E. W. TROXELL........Sixth and Parrish streets.
A. KENNEDY Tenth and Ogden streets.
E.;;B: GARRIDUES.......Tenth and Coates streets.
CliAßLgt3 SHINERS...Seventh and Serums streets.
CHAS. W. HANCOCK...Seventeenth and Locust a's,
AMOB B. YARNALL..„,Fifteenth and Market Its,
THOS. H. WlEOAND....Filteenth and Race streets.
T. W. DYOTT & SON ...Second above Race street.
AND BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND FANCY ,DEAL..
And by the'rannufsoturrrs, YEALON & SON,
018-tuthasa9 Perfumers, New York
THE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY have
awarded the FIRST PREMIUM to the Sewing Ma
chines of LADD, WEBSTER, er. CO. New styles, with
recent loproyeents may be seen at their rooms, 820
CHESTNUT St reet. oci-tuthelm
OKI PRICE CLOTEING OF Tins LATEST
Unlace, made in the best manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling prices markeo in
Plainirigures. AU sonde made to order warranted satin
faotory. Our ONE-PRICE System is Madly adhered
to, as we believe this to be the only fair way of dealing,
All are thereby treated alike. JONES & CO.,
a4-tf 001 MARKETS treat.
Tin Paten of
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES
HAVE! BHICX i! REntrosa!!! dlsm
WAVING FUND NATIONAL SAPBTY TRUST
Coxeetty.—Oluerteyed by the State of Penna7lVania.
RULES.
1. Money fa mewed every day, and in eny amount,
arts or small.
1: FIVE PER CENT. interest is paid for money from
the diy it is put -
6.
The money is always paid back in GOLD whenever
It is called for, and without notioe.
4. Money is received from Sztesters, Administrators,
Gwardiana, and other Trustees, in large or small same,
to remain a long or short period.
6. The money received from Depositors Is invested in
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other &M
-eisel securities.
O. Othoe open every day—WALNUT street, southwest
corner Third street. Philadelphia. apl6
SALAmAialma Ftus-PitooF Sim:B.—Avery
large assortment of SALAMANDERS for sale at reason.
able pries*, No. 304 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
atdel tr EVANS & WATSON
Winunali & WILSON Swam MaomNES.
—Philadelphia °Moe, 08 CHESTNUT Street.
Merchants' orders filled at the SAME DISCOUNT oe
by the Company.
Branch °Moos m Trenton, New Jersey, and Easton
and Westohester. Pa. settem
REMOVAL.
EVANS & WATSON have removed their SALA
MANDER SAFE S I ORE from No. 25 South Fourth
street to No. 301 CHESTNUT Street, where may be
found the largest assortment of Salamander Saran in the
country. The public are requested to call and examine
for themselves. 0c15.6t
1100 . 1 LIND' S GERMAN limrsns will posi
tive'', re Dlepepeis, Liver Complaint, Nervous De
bility, ke.;&o. COPLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
mai positively flute Cousin', Colds, Whooping Cough
&0., &o.
Prepared br Dr. C. M. JACKSON At CO., 418 AECIK.,
Street, and for sale by Druggiate and dealers generally.
Moe NI ciente per bottle. 5e244
°ROMS & Beauties
17autioniao Hotelman Perm HIWINO-IdACHINNI.
AT BEDUCAD PRIM.
Temporarily at No. u Broadtail'',
Will realm to No. US la a raw 'rook,.
'U&S-LAPP DEPOT—NIXTII AHD ADM.
se2.l-3m
MARRIED.
811081118—E1 Y.—At Attleboro. Bucks county. on the
mo,nliq of the 18th instant, by Friends' ceremony. Jos.
P. Browns to Alai W. Ely, daughter of John hly, ail
of this city.
M 1 ERB-405.—0n the Bth of June, by the Row. John
Street, Mr. 'William A. Myers to Miss htathieldo M.
Joy. daughter of Cyrus Joy.seq., both of this city. •
LIPPINCOTT—LIPPINCOTT.—On Third.dny eye.
ning, the 18th Instant, by Friends' ceremony, to the
presence of Mayor Henry. John LiPpincott. of Philo
Mem, to Susan 8., daughter of Joseph E. Lippincolt,
of soli. Camden county, N. J.
8 OAN—MoKEE.—In New York. on Tuesday morn
inc the 18th instant. by the Rev. Gardiner Smog, D.
$., Rem P. Moan, of this city, to Louisa, drtughter of
J. 11. McKee, Ens., of flew ; York, formerly of
det '
MESTON—HAGANY.—At Wilmington. Del.. on the
11th instant by Rev. r n
Wesley Kenney. Mr. Joseph A.
esn to Niles Laura Inge y. both of Wilmington. *
YARDLEY—TOW .LL . — instant , On the 6th insnt, by Aid.
T. . Femingtop. Charles Yardley to Mine Josephine
Tnrrnf 1. all of tn,s Prem.,. the 11111 instant, by Rev.
George Durborow, Mr. Albert H. Hinman to Mtn
Mary J. Oritlith. both of this city. •
FAIINUM.-00 Tuesday. the 18th instant. at Beverly,
N.J.. out Farnurn, in the 71st year of his age. •
His relatives and mole t'rtende are Invited to attend
his funeral, at Beverly, N. .1., to.dsy. rhursday,laith
out further notion. Bervices to commence at y,f before
4 o'clock P.M. The remains to be removed to Nov
England. •
SHEBLE.—On the lath instant, Mrs. Catharine Blo
b! e. In the 70th year of her age.
Funeral from her late residence, N. E.corner of Ridge
avenue and Wood greet, this (Thursday) afternoon A nt
2 ?k.
t ' ag ) PAOCE.—On the 18th_ indent, Janice Franklin,
son of James B. and Raabe( Montague, in the sth yoar
of Ms age,
Funeral from the residence ads fether,ll.B. Arsenal,
thisl Thursday morning, at 9 o'clock.
-TINOLEY.—Onthe 18th instant, Thomas Milne
Tingley, youngest eon of Benjamin W. and Elizabeth
Tingley, in the 20th year of his age.
Funeral from the residence of his parents. No. 1632
Arch arrest this (Thursday) afternoon. at 234 o'clock. •
.DEAL.—On the 17th Instant, Emma Virginia. daughter
of Wm. and Mary Deal, in the 13th year of her are.
Funeral from the residence of her parenta, N 0.1122
Olive street, oa Fridge afternoon, at 2 o'olook, •••
-FIGNER.—On the 18th instant. Hannah Colhns FtX
ner, only• daughter of Wm. C. and Sarah Pinner, aged 9
years and 6 months.
Funeral from the residence of her parents, N. W,
corner of Fourth and Spruce etreete. South Camden, N.
J.. this (Thursday) afternoon, at 2 o'elook.
TAYLOR.—On the 113th Instant, Edmund It., son of
kdmund and Catharine It. Taylor, coda years and 9
menthe,
Funeral from the residence of his parents, corner of
Bridge street and Taeony , road, White Hall, thin
(T lPPLlVl ) hert n ialfiy°,4l. k .t., on the 17111 intent,
Sire. Jane M Bteveneon.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, Wm.
Stevenson, on West Broad street, Beverly, N. J.. this
(Thunder moil/old, nth o'clock.
LAWLEY.—On the instant, Mary, wife or Tin.t.
Lewley. aged 29 yearn.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, No. 1711
South Fifth street, below Morrie, this (Thursday) after
noon, at; o'clook,
NICHOLB.—On the lath instant, Molina Nichols, wife
of .Wm, Nichols, and daughter of Dr. Humphrey J.
White, in the 38th year of her age.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband, No. 1033
Poplar street, tine ( Thursday ) afternoon , at 1 o clock. •
ARCHER.—On the Seth Instant, Adam Archer, aged
83 Years.
Funeral from the residence of Mr. John Cox, Bum
srneett stmet - north of Haverford, West Philadelphm,
thi Thursday afternoon, at I o'clock.
AteDOWELI4.—On the mit instant, Mrs. Mary Mc-
Dowell, relict of Wm. McDowell, in the 70th year of
her age.
Funeral from the residence of Mr. Mattnew Kolb,
Germantown road, above Seventh street, Twenty-fist
ward ; th isiThursilay I morning, at 10 o'clock. •
DP.ONAN.—Buddenl v. on the 17th instant, John Deg •
nun, in the 40th year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. Germantown road,
below Jefferson street, this (Thursday I afternoon, at I
o'cloek.
MeGOWAN.—On tho 18th instant, Mrs. Cecilia Me-
Gowan, aged 80 years,
Funeral itoin her Into residence, Cooper Street, be
tween Twentieth and Twenty-first, above Locust, this
(Thuday ) afternoon, at 1 o'clock.
TAYLOR.—On the 18th Inst.. Julia D., wife of Wm. Y.
Taylor. and daughter of Edwin McCalla.
The friends of the family are invited to attend the fu
neral from the house of Jacob Mehl, Main street, Ger
mantown, near Fisher's lane this( Thursday) afternoon
at 2 o'clock. To proceed to the Prinity Lutheran
Church. Germantown.
RUPP.—On the 18th inst., Tilghman Rupp, in the 47th
year of his age.
(Allentown and Bethlehem papers please copy.l
His relatives end friends, end those of the family, are
respeetfullY invited to attend Ins funeral from lua late
residence:No. 527 Dillwyn street, on Saturday morning
next, at 9 o'clock. Interment at Odd Fellows' pnt
ettltriitSAN.--Suthlonly, on the 16th inst.. at Chestnut
H)ll, Mrs. Flizaboth, wife of Bernard Bessan, in the
713th year df her age.
Funeral from the residence of her son, Mr. George
Bessan, at Chestnut Hut, Gus(Thursday I morning, at 10
o'clock °
MeNF.ARNEY.—On the IGth inst., John MoNoarney,
aged 43 years.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 473 York avenue.
above Noble street, this (Thursday) morningl * 20th,at 9
o ' clock.
CONTI AD.—On the 16th mgt.. Mrs. Margaret, wife of
Washington Conrad. in the 4611, near of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her husband. No. 12'0
Parrish street. on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. .*
GROYER.—On the 17th inst., Mr. Thomas D. Grover,
eon of the late Hugh and Priscilla Grover, in the 2311,
year of his age.
Funeral from the residence of hie mother, No. 1.5
Christian street, on Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. ••
MOURNING STORE! BESSON & SON,
No. IN CHESTNUT Street, have a full assort
ment or
Black Velour Reps, Black Gros Grain Silks,
do. Mousselined'Laines, do. Poult de Soles,
do.. Cashmeres, do. Venetiennes,
do. Merinoes. do. Gras d'Eeosse.
do. Win de Chines, do. Patent boiled Silks,
do. Bombakines, do. limit Poplins.
do. Tsmises. do. English Crapes,
do. Paramattas, do. Crape Collars,
do. Mohair Lustres, I do. " Sleeves,
do. Thibat Long Shawlsd
Black Crape Veil., &e., &e.
.Second Mourning Goods in every variety. oT•tf
n , r DAVID PAUL BROWN, ESQ.. WILL
lecture before the Philadelphia Literary Insti
tute at the MUSICAL FUND GALL, on THGESSAY
EVENING, Oot. 27th. at 8 o'clock. Subject—THE PAS
SIONS. A portion of the proceeds will be applied to
charitable purposes. Tickets 21 cents, to be had at all
the bookstores, and from the members of the Insti
tute. o2:1
DT. BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHOOLCHIL
DREN'S MEETING AT JAYNE'B HALL—A
grand gathering of all the Children connected with the
Baptist Sunday-tiehoolo of this oily will take piano nn
SATURDAY. 92d loot . at 94 o'clock P.M.. atJAYNE'S
HALL. Addresses will be delivered by cevernl earnest
speakers of this oily and New York. 020-30
.irr. GIRARD BANK—PHILADELPHIA, oe
tofier 18, 1859.
Notice as hereby given, that an election for thirteen
directors. to serve for the enjoin• year will be held at
tho BANKING HOUSE. on MONDAY. Novetnber Slat,
between the hours of 10 A. AI and 2 P. M.
. . .
Tho annual meeting ef tho ottlokholdets will be held
at the same plena, on TUESDAY, November let, et 12
o'clock 21.
W. L. ECHAFFER, Cmhier
qPHILADELPHIA HOSPITAL, October 18,
1859.
ical Lectures will be delivered at the Almshou se,
on WRDNESDAYs and SATURDAYS. MEDICAL )
from 9, 1 1' to 10"1 o'clock, and SURGICAL. from 10 to 111.
o'clock A. Pd. Tickets 6:5, to be had nt the office, No.
42 North Seventh street.
ocl9-St C Al.HOtik M. DERINGER.Sooretary
HON. JOSHUA R. GIDDINGS, Or
willOhlo,deliver his celebrated lecture tin
MNES IN CONOFESSIONAL LIFE," before the
Harrison Literary Institute on MONDAY eyenovi next,
October 24th, at CONCERT HALL, at eight o Week.
Tickets 25 cents, to be bait at the principal bookstores.6t
frrUNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA—
Department of MINES. ART and MANUFAC
TURES.—Course of 185940. The course of Lectures in
this Department will commence on MONDAY, Novem
ber Ylst, 1859, and will be continued as follows:
Mechanics and Cheinistry.—Prof, John F. Fanner,
Monday and Thursday at 4 P. M.
Geology and klineralogy.—Prof. Charles B. Trego,
Tuesday and Friday nt 4 P. Id.
Civil Engineering—Construction.—Prof. Poltroon Bo
geys, Monday and hursdny at 6 P. lit.
Applied Idathematies—Burvo Ing.—Prof. E. Otis Ken
dall. Friday at 5 P. M.
Mining.—Prol. J. Peter Lesley, Tuesday at 5 P.lll.
A course of Mathematics may be followed by thoso
who desi re to do so. under the direction of the Professor
of Mathematics. The course may be attended either
ninety or together.
The Lectures will bo continued until the end of March.
For Tickets apply to Froderiok Dick. Janitor, at the
University—North Building. And far information re
speoting the studies, to
PAIRMAN ROGERS,
Dean of the Faculty,
No. fltritVest Rittenhouse Square.
PEOPLE'S LITERARY INSTITUTE.
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER et CON
IC'. 4; HALL, THURSDAY evening. 3 4 before 8. A
limited number of single tickets, price 25 cents, for male
at the bookstores. 019-St
La-. PEOPLE'S LITERARY INSTITUTE.—
SEVENTH COURSE OF LECTURES,
OPFNINO LECTURE Br
REV. HENRY WARD REEcHER.
AT CONCERT HALL,
THURSDAY EVENING, Ootobor Seth.
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Bower, Sixth and Vine.
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Beck & Lawton, Seventh and Chesnut.
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ZFARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BASK
PIIILAVELIIIIA, October 3d, PBS.
oe in herebr given that nn electi for Thirteen
Directors be lielifitt the Banking' 10t11.3 on MON
DAY, Piovomber 51et,1863, between the Noun of Sto'clock
A. M. and o'clock P. M.; and a general meeting or the
Stocktoldern wallet held on TUP.SDAY, November let,
at 4 o 'clock I'. M., at the Banking_ Home.
04 dtral W. RUSHTON, In., en/Mier,
ZiSOUTHWARK BALNK—PIIILADEL
PHIA, October Sd,
no is hereby given that an election for Thirteen
Directors will be held at the Banking Irouse on MON
DAY, November Met, 1859 between the hours of 10
o'clock A. M. and 2 o'olookt ; M. ; and a Kendra! meet
ing el' the Stockholders will held on TUESDAY, No
vember Ist, at 12 o'clock Arl.
at-dhal F. P. STEEL. Cashier.
FURS.
TO THE LADIES.
GREAT OPENING
Or
TiF R S. •
AT
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Very rich and
DARK SABLES,
HUDSON BAY MARTIN,
MINK SABLES
TEE DARKEST SIBERIAN SQU , RREL, Ac.
These Skins are all of our own
IMPORTATION, •
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CRICKET.—OuronEtt 18, 1859.
Eleven Englishmen. - reeidonts of Philndelphin,
not interested in the late match with the eleven of nil
England, will play a friendly game with eleven of the
twenty-two who are residenta of Philadelphia, burring
the two pmfessionnle. to play on the Sint inst., on the
t. George's wend Communteationa to be addressed
to William Jarvis, Germantown. It.
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We will the attention of the public to a nice. new
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MER'S Photographie nallery, SECOND Street. above
Green. The Life-size Photographs in oil are unequalled
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211 hhle. No.l wr. Lard OIL
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WAGON GREASE.
210 bbls, 200 !riff bbls, 400 qr. t 41,, WA cans
super Wagon Orme, manufactured and for sale by
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MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS.
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)3ookkeener. Can furnish satisfactory references. Ad
dress " Thomas, ' office of this payer.
A YOUNG MAN. WHO HAS BEEN
A -IL nearly two years in the Wholesale nrris business,
wish Is a Situation either m a Retarlor Wholesale Store,
whet he man have an opporte 0 ity of advancement. Ens
no ob action to enter as Entry Clerk in a Wholesale
Hoose. Address, for one week, " E . E. W. G.," Press
office." 019-2 t•
WANTED—An Active Business Man,
with a curiae! of 14,000 or upwards. u Partner
in a bumf ems paying good profits, already established.
To one who can influence the Jobbing Trade of this and
other cities, an opportunity is offered to engar,e n a
safe and lucrative busmen . which can be immune,' to
any amount. All communications strictly confidential.
Address B. B. L.," office of The Press. 019-ht•
A BOOKKEEPER is desirous of im
proving_ his Situation ; has no objection to com
bine Bookkeeping with more active employment; in
fact. would prefer it. Gentlemen in want, and who can
appreciate the services of an active, enersetio, and in
dustrious married man and correct accountant, will not
be disappointed by addressing "Box 510," Blood's Dis
patch. 018-Bt'
_
FURNITURE WANTED.—Efousekeepers
having Becoud-hand Furniture, Feather Reds,
Carpets, Micros,lD Mapes', nr, volt receive et
i
liberal cash price. by applyng to T. N. WALSH. 8. E.
corner of FOURTH and SPRUCE Streets. 017-er
WANTED—By an experienced Saks
man, an engagement in n Wholesale Jobbine
Howie. Can influence a fair amount of Southern and
Western trade. Address " Al. W.," at this offme.
olt-St•
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
GREAT SALE
OP •
VALUABLE HORSES,
WAGONS, CARRIAGES, AND HARNESS.
Will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, at the
BULL'S HEAD HOTEL,
MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
UN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1855,
pi A4 , ll: l l , f er i i i , aj i t 3 l . o r o'clock A. N., the entire 'retelling
DAN RICE'S
GREAT SHOW.
Consisting of superior
Draught Horses.
Matched Carriage Hones
ladies' Saddle Herns3.
All in excellent condition. Also, a large lot of
WAGONS, suitable tor teaming or farming purposes.
Also, a number of Carriages. and A great quantity of
Single, Two and Sour-Horse Harness. The whole of
which will ho ,old in lots tomtit purchaser..
Ass" This Sale will afford a rare opportunity for those
wishing to purchase Horses, Wagons, Carriages, or
Harness at a groat reduction from their rent value, and
one such as seldom occurs.
Catalogues, epecifying the Property in detail. will be
rends for delivery at the Box Office of the National
Theatre. Walnut street, on Monday morning, Oct. tt,
and also at the Bull's Head. Terms /naffs known at Me
II 'or and plate nr Z'ate• 0L9.6t
BAZAAR, NINTH AND SANSOM
2
SEECfAL AND EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF
HORSES, CARRIAGES, AND HARNESS.
On Saturday Morning. at 10 o'clock.
Included in the catalogue Will bey--
A pair of bag horses, believed to trot in 330.
An elegant Watson coupe, rockaway. cost S6OO.RA hay horse, long tail, Ibis bawls high.
A dog cart, with lamps, and :sets wheels.
One double sleigh, one single sleigh.
Single and double harness. by Gal*har,
Elegant sleigh, robes. belly, apJ were..
One set lending tars for four in baud.
LT The above ma to be sold by order of executors,
ALSO.
A TAIT of hay coach horses, 16 hands high.
A calash carriage and tlouble harness.
A light open bitrouohe and double harness.
'The property of a gentleman breaking up his stable.
ALSO,
A pair of black coach horses. cost 9l,( 1 1,
A stylish calash carriage, cost al.cm
Double harness, coot $3240.
O,
On account of whom it may ALS
concern—
The trotting horse known aaihe "losses cob," sold
some time since for 1.3 001
rre l gelding A
A pair of s. W).
nutes so
deg tails ; can trot in 3 mi-
A ii..yrrel trotting horse, " Horse Jockey:" trotted this
summer it nude In 2.31. and a quarter in 36 seconds.
A wagon, by Rogers.
A skeleton wagon. by Rogers.
Double and jingle harness, b. (3,0 A iir,
sir Further particula to-morrow.
n3:l-2t if AL R ED
II ERE:YEAS, Auctioneer.
NURSEttir 'TREE'.—AIJOTION SALE.
A A On FRIDAY, 21st OCTOBER, at 11/o'clock M., the
NURSERY of John etiervwd, neat College Wharf.
Delaware River, tw u miles below Britol. Buc k. county.
and near Sclie.clra Stat m. on the Trenton Railroad.
rompratny Omit ltale Norway Spruce., from Sto 2.1
feat high, finely formed, and several timei transplanted.
Also, a choice variety of Specimen Pear Trees g ratted
on l'en r Stock., large Specimen Apple Trees. large Balm
of lillead, Junipers, Golden and Siberian Arborbit,.,
Silver Firs, Austrian Pines. Maim Ma Conapicituna.ific.
Also, a qulntits of rare and valuable P1a,14. Bale per
bmidorY, and fo be continued on Oa. ikl, 1 necessary.
The New York line, leaving' ikfitut street at 11 A.. 11.,
stops at Schenck's Stir,loA. ' ocl9-3t•
f rl l l :oNtL.The 3d, 4th, and sth Story
11. Rooms and Itasementof No. U South THIRD
Street. The Rooms ate vet lithtol.l. with 013, water,
and water closets. Isquirawithin. ole-tuthstf
VALUABLE CHESTER COUNTY
FARM AT PUBLIC RAU,- Will be sold at pub
he Sale, on TU October kith, Mu, at 1 o'clock
P. M.. on the premises. that highly rr ' duetive FARM,
known as I order Grove." for many years the rest-
Pre, l ,ran f d n fi ' l‘ . y h -se a r D eO N a V eTe l s , . s E iaile e dT a spf,:l ' LE h m u : - -
diay e ly adjoinie g the village of Lionville. ewehlan town
ship. Chester county 6Y6 miles north of West Cheater,
A": miles east of Downing town,l7 ini es from Philadel
phia, and within mikes of the Chester Valley and
Pennsylvania Ceuivul Railroads. The buildings are
large and substantial. The Howie Is WOO,handsomely
situated within a fine lawn, ito plenty of shade. The
Barn is 65 by 35 feet, With overeouot and extensive has
hommi these with a atone web around the bantyaril
form a JPerrant shelter for efeet The farm is handsome-
I y divided into conveitient fields, with substintial stone
and chestnut fence. The quality of the soil is fully equal
to the average of Cheater county, is well waiered
several lastiog springs. thf water f-,0 ege of
which is forced by hydraulic Wiwi' ,o the build
ings. It is admirably eitlaptoiLM genieg and dairying,
and unsurpassed for 'Nana. HaIS about eight ',eyes of
Oreliard,with plpicat.nettoberry trettlioabundauee.
and suißnept iv oil forihe tarp, ' ' his farm is well
i.eowettisoue of to moist doeirable inthe ceenti,andwiJl
be 600 to the Ingham and best bidder. Persons desi
rem of rieiyine theWllllllBE4l before the day of elle r will
lena° eall on GS. Moore, on the property, D. B AY
LUR Co., COATES Street Wharf, Philadelphia. or
on the subseriber in Upper Darby, Delaware peaty.
Terms at sale.
015-stutli-40 C. 9ADWAIIABSR SELLERS.
TO LET—TO LET—TO LET—TO LET.
A .. Larva Second-slory Room. Northeast corner
CH EST.NU'f and EIORTH Streets, 100 by Se(eet.suits..
ble for Wholesale Boot end Shoe, or Straw bosoms,
Also, A Large Third-etory Boom, m the same build
inter,. A Large Seen nd-stor. Room,Bl by feet, S. W.
corner BROAD nml W ALNUT.
Also, A Large Two-story Store. . s BROAD Street.
a b o v e Rtne,Tl by 128 toot. Apply to
43-gttthlin . 623 WA EWT
RDrSe
t.
GENERAL GREFNE PROPERTY
WAIL AT PUBLIC SALE.
Will be sold at Public Sale,
On FRIDAY, the 21st of Ootober. ISA
On the Premises, all o'oEck I'. thq Very superior
Farm and Tavern Stand, known its the OENSRAI,
GREENE, This prope•ty is admirably situated in Fiat
tioslion Township. Chester county, on the State Road
loading from West Chester to Pool., three indes front
the former and six miles i rom the littler clue. and two
and a half miles from the West Chester Railroad; the
Farm is bounded IVY lauds of Phineas Pratt George Gar
ret, Smith 6111nrp'esg, and others; it contains about one
hundred analwenty lures of last quality Goshen Laud.
highly improved and ahvideo into convenient fields b )
good fences. all of . which ar • well watered, Iwo ereanis
of water passing through the plane. Ihe buildinga and
iinprovemenii erected on thin property are excellent,
being a good Stone House two and a half stories hi; h,
having four rooms and a hall on the first floor, six rooms
on the second floor, etc., well arranged, with all neces
sary conveniences; well shaded and ornamented witn
trees, shrubbery, ere. A large doulgle-Soored Stone
Darn with Straw House attached, and Shedding all
round; well ofgood waterat the barn with pump therein.
The other Improvement,. are a Wagon House. Carnage
House, Milk Sousa, Ice House, extensive Stabling. Re..
all of which are in good condition and repair. Tins pro•
party has for many lone been occupied as a Tat ern
Stand, and a now considered one aline very hest Drove
Stands in the county, doing a large business, and is one
of the most desirable properties in the county. Persons
wishing to view the premises before the day of sale. will
please call on ROBERT HAMILL, residing thereon. or
the subscriber, nt the EAGLE HOTEL, West Chester.
Conditions at sale s by
olk-2t (iE011(•E G. RIPPLE, Attorney in Fact.
fp FOR SALE—The well-known and old
estnlihsheil HOTEL, with extensive Stabling at
[Sobel, nt Woodbury J. Apply to
E. P. Milr ETON gc BRO.,
oIS 3t No. a North FRONT
ird FOR SALE—The well-known
utbiat mt. Ephraim, N. 4., with sevon ?inns of Land at
tached, surrounded \stilt shade and ornamental trees.
Tarns easy, Apply to
E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO..
No. 5 North FRONT Street.
AN—,„ FOR SALE—A Pair of Northern.
Bred Black HORSES, six ears old. to hands
bleb. Apply at HUNT'S elta bIe,;CHER RT . street, above
Eighth. oIS
PUBLIC SALE OF THIRTY-Sl\
VALUABLE STALLIONS, BROOD MA R ES.
AND COLTS.
On Thursday,
The 90th October, el W. o'clock A. 31., at Mlle 11111
form, the residence of A. Maillierd P.M. commute the
Bonaparte Grounds. Bordentown, N. J., will be sold 36
reluable stallions, brood mares, and colts. consisting
of thorough bred, half bred, and trotting stock.
Catalogues containing full particulars now read)
et the Beam'.
ALFRED AL lIERKNEB9. Atze`r..
015 Stif Phil. Bazaar. Ninth and Sansont Streets.
VOR SALE.
.s• The Subsoriber wiildispose of the entire Stook of
FINE NIONUMENTS. STATUARY,
HEAD AND FOOT STONES,
AT THE MONUMENT MARBLE a YARA,
No. 15.15 ARCH Street,
West of Eaghteenth street
el-fin WM. HILL MOORE.
sis AT PUBLIC SALE—On SATURDAY,
Oct. 22, 1269, on the premises "A Valley Farm.'
in Chester county, adjoining Cala Station, on Penn
sylvania Radroad. threa• miles west of Downingtown.
contamme VA Acres of excellent quality of Land. with
good Buildings. and possessing many advantages el
water, road., and other conveniences. For further par
ticulars call upon JNO. E. FOX, Executor,
s2l-Im• No. 11 South THIRD Street. Phila.
TO LET—A Second-story Room, conve
nient to the State Hoare, mutable Cora Laaryerle
Offiee. Apply 431 CHESTNUT Street. ele
SCALES.
3 SILVER MEDAL AND DIPLOMA
Awarded
STATE p
r j Aizs.
t,tt o
A. B. DAVIS & CO.;
MANUFACTURER OF SCALES,
Suitable for Weigh-Looks, R. R. Trade, and Depots
Coal, Hay, and Live S tick. Also, the various descop
Dons of DORMANT AND PORTABLE
PLATFORM SCALES AND PATENT BEAMS,
N. W. COR, OF FIFTEENTH .A. , 1) WILLOW STS
oel7-lit•
aMANCHESTER SCALES.
At No. 23 North SIXTH Street may be found ft
general assortment of
COUNTER SCALES,
PORTABLE PLATFORM SCALES.
DORMANT WAREHOUSE SCALES.
HAY AND COAL SHAI.F.S. Also,
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES furnished at short no
tice. All wari anted to indicate standard weight, accu
rate and durable. The sty le and finish of the above
goods best known by examination.
nsluiitlistubn HEO. W. COLBY & CO.
LIOWE'S STANDARD SCALES.- '
It a- STRONG & ROSS PATENT.—CoaI, Cattle, and
Itay Scales reantre no pit. Platform and Counter Scales
of every description. They receive all Friction and
Wear on Italic instead of Knife Edges, as onothei
Scales. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere,
and see the improvement.
PENNINGTON GREEN. Aeent,
112 South SEVENTH Street,
02-3 A"
AMISEMEN'rS.
MUSICAL FUND HALL.
MADAME MARIETTA GAZZANIGA.
THURSDAYAREWELL cONCERT.
ON EVENING,. %tot* , 20th.
MADAME GAZZANIOA has the honor to tuforuu the
Philadelphia publie that the srtll lore her FAREWELL
CONCERT. uressaus to her immediate departure fo
EUroliiii upon which occasion she bat the pleasure ol
announcing tbe follow:et distinguished Attu% taw
assistance she hue secured:
SIGNOR ERNEST PEERING.
The celebrated English Tenor.
SIGNOR ARDA
Primo Bar:tons of the Neor York Amsdeutl of Mutter
The
Mdßt HARRY
dA A e D r ERS P O I N n
ist.
bIONOR ALBITIS.
Musical Conductor.
PROGRAMME
PA
No. I—Grand Pao tarnnfro ß m Norma.
HENRY SANDER:!•ON
No. I—Romania from I duo Poseari.
SIGNOR ARDAVANT.
No. 3—Prarer fromllProphete—" Ala! man
MeTerbeer.
MADAME MARIETTA GAZZA.NIGA.
No. 4—Adelaide. Beethoven.
ERNESPERRINO.
No. s—Grand Duo from Tom erdi.
MADAME riA2.7..ANIGA and SIG. ARDAVA-NI.
No. 1-" Last PART IL
Gottschalk.
HENRY SANDERSON.
No. 2-. Noel Grand Sacred Cantaque. with Organ aul
Piano accompaniment.
MADAME G AZZANI GA.
No. 3-Ballad Thema a Flower that DlOC.m
-alt." Wallies.
ERNEST PERRINO.
No. 4-Gi and Aria, Lorrezia Born, ponizatti.
SIGNOR ARDAVA NI.
No. ;.-Grand Doet from I Masnadini. Verdi.
MADAME GARZA NI GA and ERNES': PERRINO.
No 6-Fantasia on Themes. from La Tra
ria& Emulation.
HENRY SANDERSON.
No. 7-Grand Trio from Attila. Verdi.
MADAME GA27.ANIGA. SIGNORI ARDAVANI
AND PERRINO.
MUSICAL CONDUCTOR...., SIGNOR ALEITLS.
The Piano used upon this occasion is from the cele
brated manufactoryof chickerinr. of Boston. and
kindly furnished by Chichermg & pone, No. 807 Chest
nut &treat, Philadelphia.
.•
M HOp t,A.R.
Can he obtained at Beck . Lawtonoow E tore .
Cheatnut street, and at the office of the Mutest
Fend Hall.
Door. 0 170t1 et 7 o'clock. Concert commences at
o'clock.
NOTIC publib are reeretfulle informed that
a new edltiOri of GRAND CONL ER T BOOKS hae met
been published. Prise will be ONLY TWENTY-FIVE
CEPUS.
It
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE.
Bole Lessee. 31 , 5. M. A. GAIIMETTSON.
TIIIB THURBDAY Oct. 20,
MEDEA.
3led:ta, Mtss J. 31. Davenport; Jason. Mr. Binnrel;
Orpheus. Mrs. Anne Cowell.
To conclude with
TEE MILLER'S MAID.
See ca or Paices.—Dress Circle , itieats secured intl.-
out extra charred SO cents ; Parquet, (Peals secured at
hi centa,l37%; Second Tier and Family Ci tele, and Third
Tier, ZS cents • Private Boxes. according to their locale.
8.2 and 83; single Seale in Orchestra and Private
Bo
xes,7B Gents.
Boa Office open daily, from 10 until 2 o'elook, when
seats can be secured in advance.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ML'SIO.
RAVELS AND MARTTNETTI FAMILY.
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, October irk
FOUR LOVERS.
Bib() Gabriel irive,l• Milord. Francois Ravel.
Er°lotions on
THE TIGRT ROPE.
MAGIC PILLS.
Bendy Drina),lo. Gabriel Ravel Colamb. Francois
Ravel (The Frog. Young America.
PR ck..—Parque t. Parapet Circle and Balcony, ao ota. p
Family Circle and Amnbithentre.2B cent.
Boa Office open from 10 A. SL
charge 4 . M.., when Seats
can be secured inthont extra Doors open at f
o'clock. Performance to commence mni o'clock.
A CARD.
WALNUTSTREET THEATRE.
311.5.9 DAVENPORT
Nail to announce
HER BENEFIT,
And Last Appearsace out Oue.
On FBIDAYEVENING October 21. ISA.
Ort arloca ocen.sion sill be presented Kotzebue's
Flay of THE STRANGER.
\7 n. Haller ... ise Davenport.
And Melon ' Brits hrei ts or
A THE a CRICAPI t N TB EIIEARTH.
seise Dovonpott appeartne. for Otte rues% only, as Dot.
Tr. Parry fa John Peery Nagle.
tly Sloerboy, as oristnally played by bar, Mn.a Thayer
Box Sheet now open. oltb1.•
WIIEATLEY & CLARKE'S ARCH
STREET THEATRE.
THIS iTHERSDAY / EVENING, Ciet.ll,
DOT.
Dot. Mrs. John Drew ; Mrs. Fielding, MT S. John Gil
bert; Tilly Blowboy, Mr. .1. R. CI, rte.
Performance to eaminenee with
THE TWO WIVES.
Rose. Miss Angela Sefton.
Beats or Pais s•.—A dmission.23 cents; Ensitsd Rests
in Dress CA1N:16.37K cents; Faresiss. cents.
Doors ono n at snarler to 7 o'clock; perform .ea
eosesneerw at 734 o clock preeiseli.
POSITIVELY THE LAST PERFORM
ANCE by Mr. WILLIAM W. WII SON of the
marvellous feat of ' , MALKIN° UNDER WATER.
Thus Bahl bittou. soaleoued from Tuesday. on elven t
of the weather. wilt vine off Au THURSDAY AFTEt
NOON. at rat R3IO . ENT. ABOVE THE DAM.
The et roof the G res. and Coates-street Rail . ay Coa
of the exhd~niun. I:°r 33 eageri lethe selrT,;et.
THEMUSICAL SOIREE AND BALL
OF THE 31 .3iNNERCHOR SI CSICAL
ie POSTPONED to November 3d, Itit Ttelteta for o
toter 14. will!be rood for Nos. 3. oIS tatbs-3t •
NATIONAL lIALL.—MARKET Street,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
SIGNOR DONNETTI. COL. J. IL WOOD.
DONNETTI 8 COl.. WOOD'S GREAT BLILLES4CE
OlRct'S.
PAMmtatic AND ACROBATIC TROTTE.,
Comported of
DOGS. 3IONtiIsYS. AND GOATS!
COMPRISING FORTY GREAT ARTISTS'
Ala°, the cleat wonder-working
GREEK RRIGAS!
Whose incompretteatable feats of Light lialAneum
hare satonorhed the en-Lbxed s ortd, s - 111 appitaz at the
alloys Ralf, on
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY
EVENINGS,
October TOth, Hat, and =I.
Cards of fionnnion. 25 cents- en ililren. 15 cants.
IFT' A Grand Matinee will he given on 3.TURDAY
AFTERNOON, for the ascommodat)oo of Ladies sad
Children.
mences
Dooraopen to
clock.
Evening Entertainments at 6 , 4 ; com-
at 7.; o'
Doors open
. to Afternoon Entertainment.; at 2; com
mence, at 3 0 clooL
019 3t itIAL BURNELL. llestnegs Agent
THE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA WILL
commence theiriPablic Rehearsals on SATURDAY.
October Aid. at MUSICAL FUND HALL. at Ats o'clock -
P. M. A package of matt Imtets, one do ll ar. Biagio
tickets. is cents. To be bad st G. Andres. sad Beck A.
Lawton's Mum Stores. and at the door. old 3
fIUNCERT IiALL.-GRAND COMPLI
x." MENTARY RENEFIT Tendered to the MYERS
tiIIaTERS. oa SATURDAY AFTER:kit/ON, Oct. tai.
DIVA Coale and hear three capticatinz NtiMinenies
Eoars open at 9 o clock to commence at 3. Yrote nor
perform on the Piano. Admission Scents
Children halt-once.
CARL WOLFSOHN and CARL HORN
STOCK'S
gvlifEd OF SIX CLASSICAL SOIREES.
At the Foyer of the
ACATSPIGY OF MESIC.
attbseriptions wilt t.e teceivtd et the Mnsie Stores a
G. Andre & Co., 1104 Chestnut Street ; Lee Welker,
7211Cnestnut street; Beet & Lawton, corner of Seventh,
end Chestnut streets; A. Shandt. 8 Smith , Eutttla
street, where the prospeetes and programmes can he
lees.
TtIE MARTYRDOM OF MUSS is now
exhibiting. with other Ninth:ire of the DUSSEL
DORF COLLECTION. in the Southeast Gallery of the
ACADEM' or FINE ARTS.
044 , 1 daily. from 2 A. M. NUS P. AI.. sad 7 to to P.M.
Aduuslinn22 cents.
SANFORD'S OPERA HOUSE,
ELEVENTH street. between Chestint and Merkel.
SANF O I
SeRT the arm.
the lamest
Company in the world.
In their exoelienciet every evening.
SANFORD appeara
Every evening in fies gram - Role of Characters.
Doom open at i s. Commence
Admission 23 cents. Mild:en 13 Dents.
sieg-Im
CARPETIAGS, OIL CLOTHS, Arc.
BALLY & BROTHER.
NO. 920 CRESTN.'IIT STREET,
WILL OPEN TO-DAY
BEIGI
EN(}•LISII TAPESTRY
CARPETS.
OP NEW PATTERNS,
AT ON DOLLAR A. 'Y CRP,
ENCiIaSH INGRAINS
SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS
kU-atdeLf
TO MERCHANTS BUYING 0I L
CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES.
BLABON & SMITH,
MANUFACTURERS OF OIL CLOTHS,
146 NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA
FPe incite the attention of dealers to out large stock of
FLOOR. TABLE. AND CARRIAGE OIL CLOTHS.
GREEN GLAZED OIL CAMBRIC:
1.6 beautiful article for shades. The lamest stock of
WINDOW SHADES and BUFF lIOLLANDS to the
market.at prices which defy competition. an3l-Jan
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
R. C. WALBORN & CO..
( NOW ) NOS. 5 AND 7 NORTH SIXTH STREET.
have now a very supenor assortment of Shuts.
clothing, Gloves, Hosiery. etc.
Special attention given to
PSENTLEMEN'S WHAPPF:RS..
of which A fine assortment IA constanOy kept on half .
old-3EIIIC
J. NICHOLSON,
Manufacturer of
SHIRTS. LINEN and MARSEILLES
BOSOMS and COLLARS.
A lure and choice eussortaient, and WE'LL MA!",
always on hand, unto which I particularly Invite the u
tention of CasH and prompt-pay - ins slit - ins-van buyers.
S. E. corner of SECOND and ARCH Streets.
PHIL tDELPIII4. nLI-Ira-
PASSENGER RAILWAYS
NOTICE.—An instalment of two dollan
and fifty cents per share on the capital steel: of
the Pnarenser and the City Passenger Hallway Compt
riles of Cincinnati (Routes Nos. 1 a n d it malt be doe. and
at able at the office of Jonathan Breck. No.= vc.sd„.
NUT Street.. on N0v.131. SENECA W. t
Phtladelpha. Oct. 19.1d09. dtnl Tress.
OFFICE OF THE
Fzi RESTONVILLE.IMANT CA• AND 1. AIRNIOL AT PAS
- SENDER RAILROAD COM -
PAN V.—EXCHANGE TIcKE rs for this Road ran now.
he °lntoned in the cars of the GREEN AND CO ATE..
RACE AND VINE, ARCH. and MARKET-STREET
ROADS.
Through Fare. to or from Mantua... . .. . . 5 cents.
• Avenue rove Yard S cents.
• Cathedral Cemetery .9 cent‘.
liestonr.l:e Scents.
013-6 t
650,000 TO LOAN,
IN Bums TO SUIT APPLICANTS,
1 upon Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Guns. Mer
chandise, Clothing, An., on moderate terms.by JONES
A. CO, Brokers, northwest comer of THIRD and GAS
KILL Streets, bee* Lombard. Established for the las
36 years. Cakes hours Croak TA. DI. to IY. M.
Second-hand Gold and- Silver Watcbeg. by eminent
mare re, warranted' genuine, for 101183 be..lV, at
ma one-I.
nritinkl mat.. tz)-1
IT ALIAS 1113IP ROPE.--Italian Hemp
1 Rope,
shit nnd Tarred, for Inclined Places Mt -
." .t b
A yl 4ll 4 . L. F i
nu lectured : r
ris.nwleaT
tanderson
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The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, October 20, 1859, Image 3

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Pennsylvania Newspaper Archive
