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n,uterat run 'xo - crettaxai, .IRTICLES AND TUE
AUTEOII3.772INW. Tx_ PRESS-.r.TRIE REY. MI.
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10m ;Or irks ,SALLOON -PREPARATIONS FOR ,4
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tet44 4I tOD4OPOR OtThe Vr048.1
lq • ' Tonic 0ct,1 4 50-
Illagacine, .
for Novetaber, is nearly
throiighc the
_ess. It will probably reach Phila
delphia On SatuidaY ' opens with an illustrated
article; Rh - chants. on, The Theo "bands of the
South.;, «_The,Volotinees Of Central America, by
E. H. Scitiiet;_illestrated. 3. Tea Culture in the
United:lades, by-Charles Norilhoir 4. Robert
Fenton'e.;Viotary;a story, by Mrs. liatherine S.
Wffiieuls.''s, Matelt Making,
,a capital tale, by
-,dJiee, B. Havens.• 4. The Fall of Moabite,
(a :Poetical' • account of a battle fought in
1549; • between -the Spaniards,'under '
Seto. and the Mobillans, , under Tusealisesa4
by Thomas- Dunn English. 7. That Disagreeable
'Biggs; a hinuorous sketch by T. W. Watson, author
of " you Drink?" to which' it forma a co
quet. S. One of the Nelms, by. Edward IL House,
a mighty clever young geptlemen, connected with
the-tioston COYentr. • 9. Proposal—three verses of
poetry; by.Dayard Taylor., 10. A Man bt Letters,
by D.- it. Castieton. I l.. Thu Phial of Broad, by
Pus. Hugh Ludlow, 12. The Virginiane. After
which-the usual departmental mutters. Tim Vir
ginians Is eoneluded with the present number. It
is not the intention of the pablishets to commence
anbtber serial for some time to come. It Is wordy
of neteithat slues the commineeinent of the maga
zine, the Harpers have paid upwards of one hun
tired and twenty thousand !killers to artiste for en.
grayings published in its pages , and an equal
SMOallt to those NVIIO have furnished articles. Two
hundred Amerioan authors have furnished contri
butions, and over six thousand engravinga have
been executed, for its pages. In these two partieu
lard kites surpassed any magazine that has had an
existence in the old World or the DOW. - •
Among other new works nearly ready for publi
cation by the 'Harpers, are The Queens of Ilearie,
a novel, by Wilkie Conine; The Prairie Traveller,
a hand-book for orertend emigrants, with maps
illustratiens, and itineraries of the principal routes
between the Mississippi and thePoctfic, by Captain
R. D. Marcy," ortbe United States army. The
Oovernment-have, already ordered ono thousand
copies'of this Work, Another readable volume, to
las out in alMut three weeks, will beTreachers and
Preaching,-by " Kirwen•;"-Ptaher's River, North
Carolina, by " Shift, who was raised Thar," inns..
trate4 by John McLennan; Women Artlata In Alf
+44, by Aim Ellett.
The great gun of the Roman Catholic "Church in
Ireland—the IteV. Dr. Cahill—has written to a
friend in Matemehneetts that he proposes to leave
Ireland on. Saturday next; the 2,2 d Inst., or the
following Saturday, for New York: • He Intends to
make*. tour of the States and Canada, to write,
letters home for publieation,"and to deliver popular
hiatuses On •Astroncany,. riot giving mere exhihi.
Rona. but .rigidly _teaching Also _Setenee_ali far cl'‘
oonreesef ten or twelve-lectures oan accomplish
that object. He Will bring with hint apparatus
and diagrams executed with artistic perfection. •
Reeervoir Square, the fernier location of the
Oryetal Palace, has boon boarded up, to •the
height of about twelve or fourteen feet, in order
to enable Mr. towel° exhibit the monster balloon
with which he proposes to make an aerial trip le
Earope. De proposes to-day or ta-morrow to'par
tiallyinfiatisit far thirpurpose of testing - its tight-
DOSS, end toltetp it " blown up" in that condition
for a week or att, for the entertainment of the pub
,After 'that, cis aeon es the weather shall be
autpiehmaThe proposes to Bali , without formal no
tice to the public. Six persons, will accompany
him, out of handrede who have made application.
Their names Will not be made public until the time
of their depaiture.
The operatic debut of the baritone, Perri. and
the toner, Stigelli, last evening in " Ernani " was
entirely a Etift:oB.l. Both are Nuporior article, and
add - materially to the effectiveness of Ullman and
Strakosehle troupe.
Athenteum Club, of this city, have added o
new featitre to their line estebrichment in Fifth
avenue. A - Committee has been appointed to pro
cure worits d'art for exhibition in the parlors of the
eels, and saVerel fine specimens wore on view last
evening at the regular weekly reunion. These
works are net purchased by - the club, but are sent
by artists that they may be semi and criticised by,
the authors, editors, men of lettere, andgentlemen
who meet oil Wednesday evenings to smoke, chew ,
tato, billiard, add enjoy one of those magnificent
jaws tbat elubable men delight in, and which can
0321'001y he till at any ,other place than, at
" the club:" . •
Weekly• Review of the' Philadelphia
Markets,
„ OcTongs 21st, 1851 .
The operations of the Duet ifeek have been of a limited,
character again, and'without much change.. to note in
any, of the leading articles of Produce. The Dry Goode
trade has also been quietOlte. fall linsin'ess Leine pretty
much over fur the season,' Donis and Shoes aml Hard
ware reinairr-vrithout-chance. but the demand for-both
has been limited. Dark comes foriard slowly, and is ha
steady demand. The Coal trade, continue' withMit'
change. deffee, Sugar And Molasses are 'very "qiiiet.
Cotton meets a limited inquiry. but holders Alpo close
aro abate firmer. Finli are selling in a small way from
store at,intotations. Fruit iu quiet, owing to the absence
of stocks of foreign. Rides still ride dell. The, Iron
market hi firm. but devoid of Activity leather of prime
quality la srrivinr more freely, hut other kinds nre ne
sleeted: ' Naval Stores end Oils: very little &Me. Trii
visions are firm bttt quiet. 'Rice is very dull. Chive:-
seed is 'in good TOptted, at full rates. Teas aro row:
Wool commands full prices, Whiskey elated dul4lnit
steady in mice,
The Elmslettiffs Market hex heen without ens ma ,
tenet Tariiition to note since the close of lout week.
and alxtut 8 000 hblit Pinar found Misers for oxport. nt
mines Taming from' 80.12?4.36.1811 for strairht tomer
bun; the latter for aeleeted lots; italroratiN for ehome,
On i
: ea 23 0 ,15.6235 - tor , ezti•an : and ?6e6.21 5 for family
"Floor, neltiiiine 8.1100 bhie obtrice Diamond Mills do on
tenon kept tirivittei'at Mafioso; holdors.if anything. ,
era firmer in their views. the stocks and recnitits being
lista for the smarm. The trade hove hen buying to n
fair extent at the shove fitruree for au pe rti nn extras and
f.mos lots. at from itozon.7 ttr tdd, tt. in gunk tr. Ryn
Flonr continues Bowes, and sells • in a smell war, at
91:5 49-libl. Corn Meal is also scarce. and selling at *4
for_Fentrivltianta Meal, whichie an ndvanee.
The followinc are the inspections of Flour_ end Meal
for the weak endint; Thundoy, October 20, met
- Half barrels of en pe t One...
tt
. - Rye.
. Corn 'Vera'
oondemtied.
Total 14 275
WE - EAT his been dull. but nearly steads in price.
metalloid 25 000 bushels sold at 123e1250 .Itt . bushel for
rood and prime red, Milady. at the latter rate ; 11051.20 u
and 120m13.4a white. as in quality. Rye has
Pe r e l itl en ntn g tirimte demand end I CPO hue/tele sold st 8/n.
Wo - for- Southern, SlagOe'for Pennsylvania, and Mr for
prune flew York . : Corn !maiden met a steads' .mquiry.
bet ortertarr nnsettled and rather lower. Salmi com
prlamithont 2a 000 bushels Southern find Pennsylvania
Yellow ad Me tiSe. elosing dull today at 95e afloat .; some
new held at 70000. Pals are active: but emelt are
hardly -maintstnad, with wiles of 20 000 bushels to unta
at 6lift43iii 10 We bushels Barley sold at San. and a 000,
hnihrls Malt at 85 , 2% -
PROVISIONS.TIie 'stocks of all kinds are very mneh
kedneed:and holearsare firm. Western and Cite Mean
ink sellinx_in lots at tt,j6w16.5011111.
in, bbl., nosh and time.
less Beef rinses, from *l3 to 1540 . as qually: with
entail' eaten torsion natores.
.1:11con is quiet,with mles
of flame at 1134e13!‘e for elate and fancy mired: Bides
at 'lmo. and Moulders at 2Nt's. cash end short time. Dry
salted Meats err 'wanted at 41 4 4 e for Shoulders Olio for
Elides. and 91(01014eloy salted and melded Rams. Lard
...The Stook is mesh reduced , and holders firm; sales (4
bhla and, tee at
,41!..1 . 61134e. head Lard Ile. and tressed
MOP-Mt perdb.nm time. Butter—There in more immiry
for with sale, at 151417 e; solid parked move', 08 at
110/9e.. Chessik is {tuner; sales of fair New York at
1040/fp:and. small lota of extra et 10,1n/le per lb. Eggs
are *Alin. at Ift*l7vperdozen. •
-
METALS.—The market for Pig Iron in rather quiet,
- bat-prices are well maintained. Sales of 000 t o ns on
thraeete and imported at 52360. 32250, and 1211.0 per
tan. or for the three numbers. oro time. Scotch Pit is
steady at ,23-541a21.11 mos. A small sole, of otiarcoal
idnorna wan made at *S.S nn time. Cam Ind . Ratio ore
whiten , chants. A sale of bailer plates is ;aborted et
445 e lewd a radlt.,, Lead---4.g110 Man Galerifisoldlta
PatA haraain. Copier is dull. English sheathinn is held
at no without sales,- American yellow metal in selling
sr 1%)021o. Onontba.
BA R K.—The skink of querisitron in light and the mar
ket firm with small receipts, end Weis of No.l at .928
Per ton. Tanners' Sark is *turbanned. and several car
loads of nhertnut oak sold at 811 per cord.
BEESWAX is unsettled and lower, and wo quote Yet.
taw akailenan vg lb.
OATIDVES.—Sperm and Tallow sell slowly, but . for
Adamantine there ie a fair inquiry, with sales of 1 ran
boxes eitr.inede a t 18;4420e, 4 and 0 mos, the latter for
8A a ,1 1". %2 3444a . aiii . iiill ; 'nuanilried. and Orders crime in
mare freely, but the scarcity of remain tends to reetrirt
shipments, the demand hemp very good for the smaller
k . _
ClOTTONinta boon 'very insetive, buyer* waiting for
'ewer prices. but !mitten at the masa are firmer in their
%IRAS i sales enninrions about 000 toles. olden, - Uplands.
at lenti23Lo. cash. for low Trade and middling fair ; some
faults sold at 12030, on tune. WM.
The following' is the movemeranimee the Ist of Sep-
1009. ' Isiss. 1367. 1866.
Rao. at Porte...:. 375 000 3400109. 101 000 VD lAA ,
13x. to B. Britain. ",• 95 OW . 56 1200 "41 010 : 18.000
"'mire.— , 5 60 2 O 25 000 -5000 "
23 000
" other F Yorts.. 12 OW 7,000 400 il 9,000
Total asporta.... 111 4 MO 07-081 60 000 at COO
tank m hand ... SIP 000 231.000 le4 coo , 210 000
Of whioh during the east week. included in the above i
Rea. at Ports... - . 117.081 BM 000 , 09.000 tri 000
Ex: to 0. - Britain, .26 000. 16 000 10 DM 5.100
'
France..... 7.0e0 5.020 1 000 Il nos
"other F. Ports 0 .00 2500 2 :190 1 (00
Total avuertg...,. 8400 '22 000 'lB 000 17000
-GGFF IO II-..The'staek is vani light and the market
firm. butthere him been very little doing this week, and
gale* font up only about 1 200 hate of Bloat 11 ml2lO 4P'
lb an time. , for fair and thoiee quality.
DRUGS ASH) DYER.-The demand line been limited;
Pmono the Bales Ate Soda- Ash 14 zi r .2:23;. niesshin.
.rordersag(e. Mum inferVire. White Fuser or Lead at
1134... an RI Carbonate of Arida, at 3 4 .(1. on time.
FE ATE 0.110 ere more inquired for and prime Wait
orn,,,saLl at 420.1100 4p lb
. F1814. -The market is quiet. list prince ere steeds:the
stem 'rates for. Mackerel are 816.60, 814.60. and 8024 for
tha throe :Weft re: Pickled Herring range from 83 to
0.00 as in qualitr : in ante of all tibia 14%3 made from the
wharf On Titivate tame.-Codfish are mains, in lots, at
84 40 . ) D/ Poi. -
~
1 0 RtIIT.-The market rd Pare of foreign, bit sunPliell
ot - nnw.erop Raisins are exported dailv, and the sales
moonlit lii a retail WILY. In domestic Fruit there is a
steady Oaths deltic- Green Apple's run' from 8120 to
siszo as in quality, Dried Apples are doll at ISO dc. anti
new Dried Penelieslifrno for minaret!. Cranberries tire
SORMA.. and hrinqrtor 8100'12 4' bbl.., , ,
YREIGIITS are dell There is vey little orferinifor
Liverpool ; 100 tons semi have been engaged at 261. 1,700
bids rosin.nt 2402016 d. T. London 2010Ve Oct IFY-ton are
he going Wes. - Limited shiements corn making to San
i,.
ram:veto via New York at N 61.10 40' foot, Welt India
relehte are very,'lnlet. A vessel wen taken up far
arena 02.88.4 p 'ton for weight, and 165 .49' foo t for
measuremsnevogide., - - To the South the Tame are as lest
quoted. - Coal Fre ishts are adianeing at 81.86 to Boston
and $lO5 to Slew York.
01019F.010. - -CrDle and Clarinet! are qnieti and Prlges.
unsettled, '-
- (111ANp.-The season is 'shout over,' and the sales of
rillitaseriptionviire limited. -
' 061F.-Nothinglioing in either foreign or domestic,
ant priermare unaltered.
F t).Es are steady, but without any sales to note this
week. . .-- . , . .. ,
110810--The.demend is limited • new crop sell at 14m
Illki as in anality. and old nt 9 tel2okr Th.
LEATHER.-Hoary Spaniel , le 'in wanted. but
other ;pile areinisleeted. and the mantel is inactive,
- LIJ9tBER.-. 4 Trade generally has been • dull ; among
the sales are some hemlock Boards at eh) 0 It, Elouthern
yellow sap lit -8134t 5 16. a t n , t i l Lillie 81,6081.75 as se
q VI, i gt o. /k SS fliLlre ';; t in7ctij ... ; and 010 ' 4. eiv '
15 IMP email ate of Gila at 2685kiei en time.., aisles
are
NAVA t. STOF;esiere unchanged.
0. 1 Rosin
sold at 82 ...r , bid, and eamman .9).00. Trtr and Pitch
am scarce, 'Spirits of Turpentine fain limited request
at Owen, tie d o lets.
01111,Ar MI in in better demand at tee advance,
with saleri at EtlePse, op time. mostlynet e i th e
Market. - Linseed oil it 01111. with anion nt OS 54e. Fish
elle- bre not miich - inquired for 4 prices, however, are
' trider. 'Red oil is nnehe need.
- imports of Hoorn; and iYhato Oil, and 'Whalebone.
Into the 'United Kates. for the week entlin .. (let. 17,
I_ o6 llt - - '- , , bbls" up, bhls. Wk n lbs. bone.
Total for th e wee k.. ... Ago 675 1300
r202/011112...... ' ......21.721 195122, 1.811.8e0
From Jan, 1 td, date.:,.. 82 101 .:195331 1,812.400
flame time last ve0r...... x 9747 )11,215 1,47,11400
PLASTER .—Th ere le more coming forward, and sales
are we.Ttedet 0252%102 75 Ye' ton.
continues driNthe etrok,looe2 of poor
Limited sales nre=makin2 nt - 51,104 e; on time, for com
mon and pri nu , coaiiry„ ~ ,
Eutj.,-T is unohnotcol, end MO hue Turks
leland we
re &canted of on tenne notnolo
tiEEDB—Thelets
n. toed Oionand forClorerched, and
41e, receipt& ur, more/minx ; *den of 400 but Ore report ,
Ac3iszetts.7s“mosttv'at 8 0 1.014 4 0 ' hut: Fle:4.coott
front ante 81.093 p ." bac aril Timothy norni6 v de
hils,‘ax in ',quality. Piths 0 00tteets thf
Clover- and-TainnthV, for future , delivery, ere reported,
ltt g#l l l4as " z• tg ß n4 ra k tfiri t o m sit e g t h . e - urith. it t o - ' n e s h, b u '
th t
ere te/rlet intlotr dew.' N. E. , Re In fa atendy at 3e,
naa , ..;tathielcof hrtredraneedt Wes of Ohio e re
adilt39l. 5.27:TY higher; caeri. -
, - -81;fdAlt:-.-Thena ie aanod in' the Market, Inn
Ana denntediaalnaltand.the stooks in ,firet hands hght
144 1 463 4 •1 11,1 PPP1i . ,4 4 ; 14 t MS, Cpba 03,Rtle,
TALG4WIs itoOdy; and city-renderOd colic at la t 4
-. • -
TgArlitre In good demand and Brines are well main,
tamed, -
TOBACCO.—There is ft moderate inquiry for nom
faMu red, but Leaf is dull and proms rather weak. •
wOOL.—The market i• firm and the stooks very much
reduced, the demand beirig.oncooly- for the low and ma
awn grades; sales cornprlnnin about 70,01:0 amour
which are fine Fleece at 61,66110; fell Blood at 55a 67e ;
'ub .11ixt8c, and Marino 1 11 111 0 11 4 3 0 rot.
PASSENGERS SAILED
In steamship State of Goorglafor Savannah..-R Ma
clellan. 8 AI Skillman and lady, b 8 Conk. J D I)olane% .
Suss M Dem Wan, Japes N Findley, C besikan, Mrs W
Ridley, Mies Virginia rook. M ien 111 Stanley, Jan Da
nellY, Chas Brown, Mrs De .T n 1 Bostick. Mrs Righter
and child, AcM Granary, W 13 Hall, and 40 in steerage.
PRIUDELPIDA BOARD OP TRADE.
JAS. ROSS SNOWDEN
J. B.
RENRY UDD,
COMMITYEII OW THE MOM)
RR,
•
' LETTER BADS
THE IdEHOBANTIV EXCHANGE, PIMA DELPRIA.
Ship Baranok,. t .. Liverpool. coon
Park Reindeor, Kerlin.— .. io ... Janeiro, Oot 21
Bark 0111,1liekoryt Holmes ...... coon
Brig Thome Walter,Riorth ........ harts, soon
Brig Zee Nymph, &hopper.— Cope Town, CGH, noon
ffohr W L Serum. ....... Havana, noon
HAEINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Ct. 1809
SUP[ RISES...« s 91 I , BUN SETS 5 2.5
RV; .11 ie
ARRIVED,
•
Steamship Boston, Bellew, rt hours from New York,
with 'wise anti passengers toJas Allderthee
Bohr American Naglo, Cornea,s days from Denton,
Md, with railroad ties to 3 W•Bacon. •
Bohr 'Joseph BlttinHenry, S days from Newtown,
lild, with lumber to J W Bacon.
Bahr John .W Hall, Morris, 1 day from Little Creek.
Del, with wheat to J Jr Bewley & Co.
Behr Ann C Gra. Kelley. I day front Smyrna, Del,
with grain to Joe L. Bewley & Co.
Scbr Young Amorion. Tuft, 2 days from Port Deposit,
with grain to Jae L Bewley it Co
Bohr Mary Haley, Haley, from Boston.
Bohr Wont Wave, Bndlish, from Providence.
Bohr J B Johnson, Johnson, from Provideno .
Behr Mary Patterson, Owners, from Boston.
Bohr O OF Hawley, Hackett, from Sag Harbor.
- Bohr Isabel, Taylor, from New Bedford.
CLEARED.
8 H steamship State of Georgia, Garr in, Savannah,
A Heron, Jr.
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, Richmond,'/'
Webster, Jr.
• Bafrk Mary Edson, Nickerson, Boston Twells & Co.
Brig •Loanmi, King, St Jam) de Cuba, W dem o tion
&. Brother.
Behr Marietta Rend, Terry; Ly nn, Twells & Co.
Bohr John Pendleton, Sults, St John, NB, do
hchr Roanoke, Smith, Rockland, do
•' Solar .1 B Johnson, Johnson, Providence, Vain Dusan,
PPitentrley, Beckett, Pcovidence, Baum, Ogle
& Co.
' Schr Ocean Wave, English, Providence, N Sturtevant
6: Co.
Solar Imbel, Taylor, New Bedford, do
Boor Marpratterson, Somers, Salem, Bancroft. Lewis
Co,- -
Solar Mary Haley, Haley, Boston, W II Johns.
, Solar Frank Herbert, Parker, lloston,R Rt.:onion & Cu
Str R. Wilhng, Claypolo, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
SAILED.
ifie U S M steamship State or Georgia, Capt Garvin,
for Savannah, sailed at 1035VolocK yesterday morning,
with a full I
I t and a number of Pusengers •
with
Sr bark Island Horne, Capt Jeffrey. for London,
left Queen street wharf at 2 o'olock yesterday afternoon,
In tow Ma steam-tug, with a cargo consimang of 160 labia
moon, 160 lande tobacco, 40 acs beef, 8.10 bassandnou bbls
of cake, RIO bids 2 cases and 1 bale mdse. ,
,
(correspondence of The Press.)
HEADING, Out. 53.1860.
The following boats from the Union Canal passed into
the Sohuylkill Canal today, bound to Philadelphia, laden
and consigned as follows:
, • Wm Lowers. lumber .o Thos H Wentz; Edw Lyon,
do to Wm RLippincott; Norcross & Sheets and North
Light, do to horoross & Sheets; Osprey grain to . 1 "
!long & Sons; 1 raft timber to Schuylkill Navigation co:
Chas Albert, pay iron to Smith & Co; Billmel er & Full
mer, lumber to Malone & Tay lori_Sarah Koper, blooms
toli. Buckley and' Wm Gibbons, Wilmington, Del., h N.
pig area to Say Bert & McDowell; J & J Richard, Hour to
Richardson & Overman.
(Correspondenoe of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEWES. Del, Oct, 20.
The following vowels nailed yesterday: Solara A Tar
red, Goo Fates, M. Wrightington, Robbie W Dillon.
Lard, F Lewis , and two others , and nude a Boot of
vessels passed to sea, with wand strong from northwest.
There are no vessels now at Berner. Wand light from
northwest, and cool,
Yours, . WM. M. HICKMAN.
• . .
' (Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
CAPE ISLAN D, N J, Oct 21-9 H A M.
The ship reported lost evening proves to be the Sham
rock, from Liverpool, which is now at anchor oil this
place, in company with the brig Ocean Isle, from the
West Indies. Wind northwest,
Oct 21. e P hf—The bark Elizabeth J,_from West In
dies, and brig Elizabeth Watts, from Doston,yrime in
this afternonn, end ore now at anchor off this place.
The bark Aaron I Harvey. Iron' West Coast of Africa,
went out on Wednesday evening, and the bark White
Wing for Laguayra, wont out to-day. Wind strong
Nom NW—weather C lear.
Yohrs, MOS. B. lIUGHES.
•
MEMORANDA.
• - - • •
Ship Ellerelie , Coutts, hence, was waiting at Rio do
Janoiro Ist ult.
.Bark Margaret, guts, hence, was waiting at Rio do
Janeiro let ult.
Bark David G Wilson, Peacock, was discharging at
Rio deJaneiro Ist ult.
;Bark C B Truitt, Steelman , cleared at Galveston sth
mg. for New York.
Brig Brandywine, —, sailed from Rio de Janeiro lst
inst. fur Rio Grande.
Brig Aletwin, Howea, for Wilmington, Del, cleared at
Savannah Pith inst.
Bohr F Martin, hence, arrived at Norfolk lath mat.
Behr Elizabeth Parsons, hones, arrived at Newborn,
NC, lath inst.
Sehr Hannah.lilatilda, Price, for Jarsksonville, cleared
at Charleston lath inst.
Schr P Taft. Hand, hence., arrived at Savannah 13th
instant. •
Fehr S. N Sinilh. Sinith. for Philadelphia, went to non
from Charleston UM inst.
Behr Ellen Bush, hence for Galveston, before reported
by telegraph as having souk at sea, was an A 2 vessel of
12L3 tons, b years old and built and owned at Wilming
too, Del. lior cargo consisted of 110 tons coal. 20.)
wheels, led axles, 106 sherds iron. 2 boxes do, 9 dozen
chairs, 2v.i . ploughs, St 2 furnaces, plots mdse a large
number ot pieces of holloware, and go Ithlids of lime on
deck.
&Mr Green Girdler, Paine, from Boston for Philadol
phut, at New York 20th inst.
.Sehr Ruth Halsey, Davis, hence, arrived at Bristol
lath inst.
&Mr Hornet. Henley, hence, arrived at Portland 19th
instant.
Soar I.IT Cminer, 'Huntley, W 11 Ferguson, Smith,
F C Smith, Smith, and Lewis Clark, dooey, hence, ar
rived at Providence 10th Inst.
Sehrs H IttJenkiws, Dodge, A H Brown, Edwards, Ann
S Brown, Brown. and Caspar Holt Shoe, sailed Irom
Providence ltith inst. for Philadelphia.
soar Ocean Warm VeSZIO, fot: Philadelphia or Ban
gor, sailed from Prirvidence teth inst.
Solite Isaac Rich Smith. and Watchman, Benjamin,
from Boston for Philadelphia; Governor, Hooper front
_lunation for do; Alarm Rome, Cox , ; fr Ca nis fordo;
Otter Rock, Cox, from Bangor Mr do pavilion, Baker,
from Ply mouth for do; Wauponsa.,ldortie. trom Boston
for rna. Del, and Globe, Jones , t rout Unworn tht)
'for New Bedford, remained Newobrt AAt tont.
&Ire Oriental. Holtnea , Erten Wellfleet. Pearl, Brown,
from, Fall River, and Allen If •Brown. Edwards, Iron
Providence. all for Plnladelphia. at Newport 19th Inst.
1 Steamer Madgfe, Ortmiloy, sailed front Hartford eilth
inst. for Philadelphia. -
COMMISSION .LIOUSISS.
DDY'S CASSIMERES.
SILK MIXTURES,
CHOICE STYLES,
JUST RECEIVED •
AND FOB SALE BY ,
ROBERT F. EVANS,
216 CHESTNUT STREET.
018 tuthat
FROTHINGHAM •
& WELLS,
34 SOUTII MONT
AND 35 LETITIA STREET.
Are .AOENTS for the sale of COQ& Mannfneturpd by
the following Cothpaniez. viz
LACONIA,
lAKAT FALLS,
LYMA N, •
CABOT,
DWIGHT,
PhILKINA,
BAILTLET
Brown, Blanched, and Colored Blanetions, Bhirtings
Jenne, and Drilla.
ROBESON'S BUT PRINTS,
HA MPLoiN COMP AN Y' d
TWEEDS AND COTTONADEB in grant varlet!
WASISINGVON MILLS
(Formorly Bay Btate)
Shawls, Piano rind Tab e 'Covers, Printed Felting",
Flanne's, all-Wool and Cotton Warn Cloths, heavyblk
and Idea Beavers, Cumulates, and Tricots. Also, Ker
set's, Satinets. and Tweeds. ol stuth-am
HENRY D. NELL,
,CLOTH STORE.
NM 4 AND 6 NORTH SECOND STREET
FRENCH. FANCY CASHMERES,
And Pandora' suitable fur suite.
VELVETS, CASHMERES, &c., &c.,
WIIOLERALE AND RETAIL
slit-dint ,
SHIPLEY, UAZARD, & HUTOHINSON,
NO, 114 CHESTNUT ST..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF
PHILADELPHIA-MADE
GOODS.
41-6 m
¶IR. GARSED & CO..
•
GENERAL COMMISSION MERDHANTL
COTTON, COTTON YARNS.
SPERM, LARD, AND '
WHALE OILS,
•
FLOUR, DRUOS,.Ifc
or The attention of Manufacturers is especially
oalied to our
SPERM OILS.
No. 22 N. FRONT STREET, PHILA.
CLARK'S
SPOOL
T T O N.
hare:calved.
A PULL ASSORTMENT IN
BLACK, AND COLORO
Fors:l(lhr
CHARLES FIELD,
NO. 20 NORTH RIXTE STRUT,
AGENT FOR PHILADELPHIA.
14 m • •
SMITH, MURPHY, tic C3‘..1
or MARKET ST:, AND 220 CHURCH ALLEY,
• Are now opening their
FALL AND WINTER STOOK
or
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS.
To whioh they Invite the nttantton of
CASH AND PROMPT SHORT-TIME BUYERS.
VIIILADA4. Amid. 1109. ette-81n
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS,
CORNELIUS & BAKER,
MANUFACTURgitB OF
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS,
(M.ll FIXTURES, &c.
STORE, TlO CHESTNUT STREET.
RtANUFACTORIES,
CHEHIiY AT., AND FIFTH ANN COL VilißlA
,16-Shfta2ml AVENUE,
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1859.
MILLINERY GOODS.
NO. 21.
Now open, the °heaped assortment of MILLINERY
GOODS in this oity, sold for eash, or on short tune, at
wholesale only.
RIBBONS. FLOWERS.
FRAMERS, RUGIIES,
VELVETS, SATINS.
BONNET MATERIALS, and
STRAW GOODS,
To whioh we pall the attention of the trade, as we are
closing out our
FALL IMPORTATIONS ,
AT UNUSUAL LOW PRICES.
No. 21. M. BERNHEIN & CO., No. 21.
623-lln NO. 21 SOO II SECOND STREET.
431 MARKET STREET. 431.
RIBBONS,
Of every kind, In immense variety;
•
NEW BONNET MATERIALS,
BONNET VELVETS, SATINS,
ORO DE NAPS, LINING SILKS,
ENGLISH CRAPES, of the beet makes,
FRENCH Ea 'AMERICAN ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RUCHES, &r
Ahoy, newest Fall stiles of
STRAW AND FANCY BONNNTB,
And STRAW 00008, of every deeoriution,
Now open, and preeenting altogether the most coin
Plete etoelc of MILLINERY GOODS in this market.
Merchants and Milliners from every erection of the
country are cordially invited to call and examine our
stook, which we oKer at the
CLOSEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
ROSENKRIM, BROOKS, CO.,
aulo-tuovlo 431 MARKET STREET.
HILLBORN JONES.
/moiler and Menufa:tutor of
FANCY SILK
AND
STRAW BONNETS.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWER%
FEATHERS, RUCHES, &c
The attentio
variedity and Country Dealers is invited
to a large and stook of the above goods. at
432 MARKET STREET,
ttne-Sin Selow
n o J. HAMBERGER, No. 116 North
VAASECOND Street, is prepared to exhibit the moat
complete stook of Milhner) Goods, conspristng Ribbons,
Flowers, Feathers. Bleeds, Laces, Ruches, Velvets,
add other Bonnet Materials. Also. a handsome assort
ment of Pattern Bonnets, to all of which he would in•
vitathe attention of Memhants and Milliners.
N. B.—Goods daily received from Auction, and sold at
the lowest wines. ca-2m•
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HAZELL it HARMER.
MANUFACTURERS
AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NO. 128 NORTH THIRD STREET.
A run assortment of City =de Boots and Shoes con
stantly on hand. 810111
J W. MaOURDY & sox,
321 CHESTNUT STREET, (2d FLOOR.)
LADLES', MISSES', AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS
SHOES, AND GAITERS,
manufactured expreaelr for the Retail Trade, aull-Sin
FALL STOOK
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JOSEPH H. 'THOM SON Ai Co,,
114 MARKET BTREBT.
Have onion hand a lotto 'toot of
BOOTS AND SHOES
HVERY VARIETY, kIAtrIISRN AND OITI* MADE
Forewarn Waiting the Oity Will please aaJI and ex
amine their stook
BASIN, /go CO.,
BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE
AND
MANUFACTORY,
No. SOS MARKET STREET, Phiktdelehtm
We have now on band an °eternity° Stook of Boots
and Shone, of all Seaotintiona. of OUR O . WN and EASTERN
Manufacture, to which we invite the attontion of South
ern and Western buyers. auLata
CLOTIIING.
RAPHAEL P. M. ESTRADA,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
PINE FASHIONABLE
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND
SUPERIOR FABRICS FOR CUSTOMER yfORK,
NO. 21 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
RAPHAEL P. M. ESTRADA, towing associated with
him as ARTISTIC 4.,UTTER, Mr. JOHN 11.01350 N
(late of Granville Stokes'.) respeotfully invites the at
tention of the public to his new establishment, and his
splendid stock of FURNISHING ("OOHS for Gentle
men's wear.
He has on hand a eholoo selection of Fabrics especial
ly for nustonter work and a varied assortment of fa
shionable READY-S P ADE CLOTHING, to which tin
unilesthe attention of buyers. Edell article warranted
t, give entire satisfaction.
a3l-Sm JOHN HODSON, Artist.
LIPPINCOTT, HUNTER, £ SCOTT,
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS
Or
COMMON, MEDIUM, AND
FINE CLOTHING.
We invite speoial attention to our complete line of
MACHINE-MANUFACTURED GOODS.
NOB. 494 MARKET, & 410 MERCHANT BTB.
e96-3m
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c,
DRUGS, GLASS, PAINTS, &o.
ROBT. SHOEMAKER & CO.
NORTHEAST CORNER
yOURTH AND EACH STREETS,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
havortere and Denten In WINDOW CLASS, PAINTS,
.k,0., invite the attenhou of
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
To their large stock of GoOda, whioh they offer at the
lowest market rates. oca-lf
CIGARS, TOBACCO, arc.
A L. MERINO.
144 SOUTH FRONT t3TItINIT,
Has in store and bond, and
Onisra for Bale, a Large Assortment of
• OIGAREI,
Roo&load direct from Havana, of abate. and favorite
Braids. sub -if
- -
CARRIAGES ---------
OF THE MANUFACTURE ti?
WILLIAM D. ROGERS.
REPOSITORY,
1000 0111181'NUT OTREBT. 1011
de-fin
1.5A) 00 BOXES AMERIOAN AND
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS—The most
approved brands, and of every else and quality required
for clay and . ountry trade, at pores astonishingly low.
Bend your orders to ZIEOI.ER h 81111111, Drus,
Paint. Mule, and Varnish Dealers, corner &MOM)
and GREEN Streets. sl3-tf
MACKEREL —125 bbla., 180 halves, 115
anartere, and 200 kitte prime No. le • 300 bble. and
20 halvoe bugs No. 3e, in etnrn and for ate Wl.d. J.
TAYLOR k. CO.. 122 and 124 Nnrl h Wti A VIM Ni
WEST CHESTER and
Allf..Meg PHILADELPHIA RAIL
ROAD via MEDIA.
PALL ARM ANGEMENT.
On and after WED EDSA V, Or fobs r 6. 1859.
N. E. L lkaps ain l a l islarll l 4l P i l inTeh r lAßKVT B g l :e n a...t
7. nun v.BO A. al.. and at 230 and 6 P. IV.
Leave Wont Chester, from time DEPOT, on EAST
MARKET STREET, at 7 and 10 A. M., and 2,0 and
ON SUNDAYS—Leave Philadelphia at S A. N., and
P. AL Leave West Chester at LSO A. M., and 430 P. M.
lINRY WOOD,
Alt Oeneral Superintendent.
LOVERINCPS SYRUP, in }aids.. and
LLL., at reduced pricee for sale lit r,
JAIY(I4B GRA AM h CO.,
1,17, I'M A Rlroot.
CHEAPEST WINDOW G 1,488 in town,
qt DICWB, 8. W. earner of 811.VENTH and
ROUT H. ola Son*
1 41 1 A.TEJLES, JEWELRY, &c
SILVER WARE.
WM. WILSON & SON
Invite epeoial attentton to their stook of SILVER
WARE, which is now unusually large, allerdhug a va
riety of pe,tern and design unsurpassed by any house
the United Slabs, and of finer quality than ig m a m a' s °.
lured fur table use in any part of the world,
Our Standard of Sliver is 935.1000 parts pure
The English Sterling .925.1000 a
A1110r108.13 and French 900-1000 a
Thug it will be goon that we give thirty-five parte purer
than the Aniehean and French coin, and ten parte purer
than the English Sterling. \h'e melt all our own Silver,
end our Foreman being connected with the Refining De
partment of the United Statee Mint for several yearo,we
Kermadec, the quality BB above Mel, which to the f inest
that can be made to be serviceable, and will resist the
aoticin of aoide much better than the ordinary Silver
manufactueed.
WM. WILSON' & SON,
S. W CORNER FIFTH AND CHERRY STS
N. IL—Any fineness of Silver manufactured an agreed
upon , b ut positively none inferior to French and Ameri
can standard,
Denture supplied with the Caine standard sup used In
our retail department.
Fine Silver Bars, 90-1000 earls pure, constantly on
hand. au44-6111
BAILEY & CO..
IORMIRLY
BAILEY Ar.RITCHEN,
eye removed to the new Fite-proof, White Marble
store,
819 CHESTNUT STREET,
MONTH BIDE, BELOW THE OISARD HMS,
Now opening the* Fall Stook or
IbiFORTED JEWELRY, MATED WARES, AND
FANCY GOODS,
To which they Invite the attention of the pulilie•
SILVER-WARE, WATWIES, DIAMONDS. AND
MARLS,
AT WIIOLBSALN iNn FITLII..
aul7-If
I S. JA & BRO.,
tv ' , MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTEiLELON
SILVER-PLATED WARE
No,3O4_OIIEISTNUT street, above Thirtl, (op Wafts,
Philadelphia.
Conatantir on hand and SERVICEthe Trade. _
IrEA-SET'S COMMUNION SETS, URNS,
racHylifl, CASTORS,
KNIVES,AIERS SAS
. KENS, CASTORS, SPOONS
FORKS, LADLES, &n., dao.
Gilding and plating on ail kinds of metal.
PAPER HANGINGS., &c.
pAPER HANGINGS.
KoW I, TUE TIME To
PAPER YOUR HOUSES.
HART, MONTGOMERY, & CO.,
N 0.322 CHESTNUT STREET.
Have for sale every variety of
PAPER HANGINGS,
BORDERS, &C„
Which will be sold at the lowest rates, and put up by
careful workmen. 00-dtaole
WALL PAPER WAREHOUSE.
•
HOWELL & BOURKE,
17 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, (snow MARKET)
AND OPIPOAITE MERCHANT STREET,
Have on hand a large and splendid assortment of
WALLL AND
WINDOW PAPERS,
To which they invite the attention of
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN BUYERS,
aute-9m '
FANCY DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
SCHAFFER & ROBERTS,
449 MARKET STREET,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS .
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
SMALL WARES, COMBS,
BRUSHES, LoOKINO•GLASSES,
11111131 AN and PRHNOIi PANG? (MODS,
AND
• TAILORS' TRIMMINGS. sup 3m
MARTINS, PEDDLE,
& HAMRICK,
Importers and dealers In
HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND FANCY NOTIONS,
N 0.30 NORTH FOURTH STREET.
• Five doors below the !Wareham.' Hotel.
Otter for sale the most cumulate stook of Goods In their
line to be found in the UNITED STATIC, consisting of
HOSIERY, of every grade.
GLOVES, in three hundred varieties,
UN 0 F,RIGIIRTS and DRAWERS.
LIN EN-HOSOM SH IRTS and COLLARS.
LNEN CAMBRMIKES. d SHIRT FRONTS.
LADIES'
° MASTIC BELTS, with olaspe of en
tirely_ new desist's, watt, en endless variety of NO
TIONS„ wit ini, they invite the attention of ,
FIRST-CLASS WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
BUYERS. ett/tAm
HATS. CAPS. &c.
1859. FALL TRADE. 1859.
C. H. GARDEN & C 0.,.
Manufacturers of and Wholesale Donlore in
HATS, CAPS. FURS.
SILK AND STRAW BONNETS,
AND ATRAW GOODS
ARTIFICIAL FLOWNRS,
FEATHERS, RUCHES, &i,, erc.,
NOS. WA AND 602 ALARM STREET,
Southwest oorner or Six, v.
EXTENSIVE STOW( HEST TERMS, LOWEST
nulB-3m PRICES.
UMBRELLAS.
SLEEPER & FENNER.
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS
Or
lIMBRELT.AB AND PARASOLS,
336 MARKET STREET. PHILA.,
Are now making more than SIVE III:INDIUM DIrrIIIKST
rARIRTIIO Or Umbrellas, or every size, from n to 40
webers.
Buyers who hove not had S. Or. F.'s make of So cols a ill
end their tame well spent an looking over this well-made
stook, which Melody 31•34 rOVIELTIEII, NO to be mit
wits thetaktre. eue-3m
CHINA AND QUEENSIVARE.
BOYD & STROUD.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS.
Have now on hand a complete stook of
QUEENSWARE.
SLABS WARE, and
• FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA,
At their 01. D STAND, No. 35. NORTH FOURTH ST.,
four doors below Merchants' Hotel to which thof invite
the attention of WHOLESALE BUYERS.
ttT AORNTS volt PITTSBURG Ochs-8. anS.hm
LOOKING-GLASSES.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Now In store the moat extensive and elegant assort
ment of
LOOKING GLASSES,
Forever? Nemo and evert positron, and at the moat
moderate prteree.
LOOKING GLASSES
lathe mart elaborate and the moat simple frames.
LOOKING GLASSES
Frothed in the beat taste, and in the most substantial
manner.
• LOOKING GLASSES •
Furnished by us, are manufeotured by ourselves Ili my
own establishment.
LOOKING GLASSES
Inid MAHOGANY and WALNUT ' frames for Country
Ses.
JAMES S. EARLY,' A SON,
16 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
11.1 - OPE COAL OIL WORKS.
- ,FIRST PREMIUM.
AWARDED AT
PENNSYLVANIA STATE PAIR,
FACTORY MOOD STREET, WHARF SCHIIYI,
KILL,
OFFICE 127 WALNUT STREET.
oclo.3in R. R. HUBBARD & SON.
EFINED SCRIAR.-500 barrels various
.1° grades. ISO bbl (imbed, sifted andades'
for Salo br JAMES GRAHAM kCO..
man forwAt
F AMILY 011000LAiTE
SUPEJUOIVGLUALITY.
EDWARD A. itEzryrz,
Manurnoturer rind Importer of
French and Spanieh
CHOCOLATE.
Store S. W. corner ARCH and NINTH Streets
.17-11 m 'Pwnrnry Alt FilleArt ■frrM,l
rip() GROCERS ANDlilitTGCilS r l'S.--600
-IL Cameo tinpon i fie ror Concentrated lae. in one pound
nir-ti.tht iron boxes, (the only well.eidiblished and
/Lamle.) Manufactured by the Penney km nin Snit
Manufacturing Company , and tor eale to the trnde an
follows t 6 Cason. 13e. per pound; 10 to 23 Canna. 8 MC
J. R.ORA VHS, lnap hlnuulneture'.
041-Ire No. 0 North FROM t' Street.
_ _
SILVER SOAP—A simple preparation
for clamming trim Jeweley, Mirrors. Mar
ble, Arm far more convenient and effective than any
other. one half the labor of House clotunni may tat
saved by using Cli Soap, which cannot ponsility i inure
the finest Zinn white, and en no nerulthing in required,
the onvinKin the wear 01 the paint Is numb grantor thou
the cost (Atha Soap. it leaven the surface as pure and
white as when new, Manufactured only by the Boston
Indexical Sono float pativ, and sold by, their appoint ed Agents. Asents.llA MAR') CO., Anotheoaries,
and CHESTNUT.
SPANISII OLIVES—In bulk, in prime
order. for ode it,
el 7 A. PAMRINiI 14/1 Pn3,111 MINT P 1..,
rriJ IVES'EERN AND NOUTIMIN MElt
CIIANT3.-21antla lbws. all stmt, awl, ttokotl.
arid for a3le by the manninaturala rtt the lowest Now
York brlool. WEAVER. Ell 1,2:1t &
wle 21 N. WATER Kt.. and 22 N. Wharvra
QUCIAR-110 USK MOLASSES.-150 hhds.,
tieronZeind barrels. for sale br
JAMES ORAIUM tk.
inar. 1,1 , r1T1 A RI aaaaa
SALMON. -25 bblo. prime new No. 1 Sal
men, litntlittt from staantm ICe neln rron. and for gale
M WM. J. TAYI,OIt& Co_ )29 nod 121 N. Wll iI.IVE)I
NAVAL gTORES-75 nbls. Spirits Ttir
gentifte. in Store. 47t1 hblx. Rnein, 91 We. Spfx.
Turppatoine.lnnd ng from Lewis Chester. 1 660 dn,
Rmin, 96 WO Sete. Turpentine, lemdmw from sehr. W.
Sprmge, For sale lo riowLEV, ASH BUR NER,..t
00„ No. IS South WHARVES. off
IVIN . i'M AND 1.1l4A.:0118
JAMES STEWART & CO.'S
PAISLEY MALT WHISKEY
GEORGE WIIITELEY,
Importer of Brandy, Wine, &e., lAS SOUTH FRONT
Street, offers for 'sale, in' bond only, STEWART'S
CELEBRATED AND UNEQUALLED PAISLEY
MALT WHISKEY. •e27-3m
WE GALL ATTENTION OF THE
v TRADE to this really Superior article
ALFRED RENAUD COUNAC.
eapply in assorted rackagee conatautD on hand.
. Orders received for direct importation.
Also—liennesay Cognac,, Leßoy Cognac, London and
Holland thus, Claret in Wood and Co es, Champagnes,
high and low Prim. I.ONOCR AMP, Importer.
010.2 in 217 South PRONT, Philadelphia.
GEORGE W l ITELEY.
• No. 130 Smith FRONT Street.
linPortor of Botndy, Wines, Ito., 011bril for sale, in
bond only, the following, among other standard brands
br,indy I
Pine( Castillon, & ' Thor, Hines & '
Jules, Robin, & Co., Mord, Dopey, a. Co.,
Scignetto, Marelt,
Corneae.
C. Dupont & Co., Union Froelich - us.
4 It F. MArtolle, Joe. Itenneety.
ao, Stuart's Paisley Malt Wlnekey, and the ehoteest
Rhino Wrnee , Palm Ace 6:n , . iamaioa Rein. ti,,anntg
Cruz Rum. Bordeaux On &0., &o. 827-ly
CARD.---rMAREUIL--SUR-AY (CIIAM--
PAGNEL JANUARY 15,187..9.—1n consequence of
th e frequent invitations received by me to renew the
shipments of my Champagne Winos to the United States,
I beg leave hereby to inform lay fernier owiteniere and
asTAPETt ,geazilit'AV P;weigAgtri;le
United States, for the sale of nip Champagne Wine&
MyWines have been No long and favorably known in
the United States, it will he unneceasery to imminent on
their quality, further than to say that my new shipments
will At no way be found inferior to the former ones.
BILLEGART SALMON.,
BILI,EOART SALMON'S CHAMPAGNE WINES,
both CABINET and VERZENAY, for ale and con
'tautly on hand. in lots to BLitLiirohnoria,b,
F. C. BROUWER, ANCHER, A. CO.,
11677-Bnl 6l BEAVER Street, Now York
CLARET. -100 cases Barton Lt . Ciuestier's
at. Julien; 300 do. FR. Hate;the • 300 do, Washing
ton Slorton BR. Julien; 100 do. do. Pal'ree, yints ; go do.
Chateau La Rose,. SO do. do. Leovil e ; &adult Ale, in
atone and glass; Vounaer , a, •
Harvey's, Falkark Brown
Stout and London Porter, in store and for sale by
ad, A. hERR 140 South FRONT btroet,
SICOTCII WHISKEY. -- 125 puncheons
P. ,
James Stewart & Paieley Malt, in bond and
for eats by UEURUR WHITELEY. .21 -em
citzlINV,T WARE.
110GUET de HUTTON,
AtANUFACTURERS OF
DESKS
AND CABINET FURNITUR
NO. 259 SOL7TH TIMID STREET.
Office, Bank, end School Furniture , Extoninon Table..
Bookcase,. Wardrobes, etc. 19-3 m
rIABINET FURNITURE AND BILLIARD
TABLES.
MOORE & CAMPION.
261 SOUTH SECOND STREET, •
in connection with their extensive Cabinet Duaineee, are
now manufacturing a Reverter ankle of
BILLIARDTABLES,
and have now on hand a full emtply, Smelted with
MOORE & CAMFION'S IMYROVED CUSHIONS.
which nre prrinorced by all who have cued them to be
" Pfi r r n tV o riglil t y e at Smelt of these Tablet' the manu
facturers refer to their numereve patrons throughout the
Union, who are familiar with the character of their
work. ly2ll-em
SAVING FUNDS.
SAVING FUND---FIVE PER CENT. IN
TEREST.--NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COM
p r Y, ALNU Street, Houthvest comer of THIRD
P tladelphia. luoorporatod by the State of Perinaylva
A.
Money is received in any sera, large or small. and In
terest paid from the day of deposit to the day of with
drawal.
The office ie open every day from 9 o'clock in the
morning till 3 o'clock in t e:conics, soil on Monday
andMurata) evenin
11 F.g!! 8 'olnnk.
. d
lion. Nft •I. WINNE% Prost. ent.
ROBRIIT SIILFRIDGE, Vice President.
WILLIALI J. REND. SflOretftrT.
blitiCTOsJl.
Ron. Henry L. Renner, F. Carroll Ilrewstor•
Edward L. Carter, Joseph D. Barr,
Robert Selfridge, Francis Lee,
Samuel K. Ashton, Joseph Yorkos,
C. La»drelli Mums, -Hoary Ditlenderfer.
Money is received and payments made doily.
The invoattnenta aro made, in conformity. with the
pprovisions of the Charter, in Real Estate Mortgases,
ilround Rents, and suah first-oltuis securities as will 11V
ways insure perfeot security to the depositors, and
which cannot fail to give permanenoy and stability to
this Institution.
AVING FUND.---UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, corner THIRD and CHEST-
T Street'.
Large and small sums received . , and unlit hank on de.
and without notice, with FIVE, PER CENT. INTE
' EST front the day of deposit t o the day of withdrawal.
Otisoe hours, from 9 until 6 o 'clock every tiny, and on
MONDAY %VENINIII3 from 7 until 9 o'clock.
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Footland,
rom upward',
Eraindent—llTEMlLli R. CRAWFORD.
Treasurer—JAMF.g R. HUNTER.
PLINY PI9K. Actuary.
"A little, but often, fills the Puree."
FRANKLIN SAVING FUND----
No. 1:18 South FOURTH &rear, triween
Chestnut end Walnut, Philadelphia, pays all De
posits on denotnd.
Depositors' money secured by Government
MAW. and City Loans, Ground Rents, Mortgagee,
This Company deems eafety better than terse
profits, nonseauently wilt rutin° risk with deposi
torsmum. hut have it all times randy to re
, turn With 6por cooj..l6taroot Vt the owner, ea
they heiva always done, Tins Company never
ineperuted.
Females, married or single, and Minors oan
deposit in their own right, and spoh deposits can
be withdrawn oa by by consent.
Charter perpetual. locorparataJ by the State
of Pennsylvania, with authority reoe ve mo
ney from trustees and executors,
LARGE AND SMALL, HU.MS RECEIVED.
Office open daily front 9 to 3 o'clock, and on
' Wednesday and Saturday evenings until 8 o'olk.
DIRECTORS.
Jacob B. Shannon, Cyrus Cadwallader,
Pa h i n seit JVllit eorge ithtt
Neile ',rumba:tar. biar
Nicholas Rittenhouse. .o , an 8.0411e7.
JOS. R., Batherthwaite, Ephraim Blanchard.
Jo%oph W. Lippincott.
JACOB B. SHANNON, President
CTICOS CLDWALLAIIkit, Tree/niter.
dlB-y
" A Dollar saved to Moo earno.l. '
NOTICES,
NoTICE.---An application will be made
nt the next OPasion of the •Legiklnlore of penonst
ennia for the incorporation of a Bank. with general
trinlowr no% ilexes, with it capital of TWO HUNDRED
AN It FIFTY "TimersAN U nobbnim, to he called the
MANUFACTURERS' BANK, to be located in the city
of Philadelphia. it a din
N0T1021.--Whereas a certificate of Tea
Shares of the Stock of the Piiiirololphm, tierinan
!own, A Norristown 11aiJrmd Conicani dated April 2,
lISn. and
nembered 1792, in the mono of 1N'3.1. A. BA
and wailed A col 21. 13k1, tins never colon to notice
me lierfiliY given that apilltention will monde to the
Board of said notniinny for n now pertifiente. and all
person,. ore Celled epee tOIIhOW Commit 111!) stud corlita
c3t. not A. I. CII
odinwilt* 216 001,0 Street.
SPECIAL NOTICE.--llealers in flood
year's Patent Vulcanized Rubber Suspenders,
Braids. Webs, and all other fabrics and articles made
by condoning fibrous substances with threads or sheets
of vuloani zed rubber, are notified that unless the same
aro properly stamped or labelled with my name, and by
lily authority, they cannot be legally disposed of in the
United States. Merchante end deniers are invited to ex
amine seem mens now in store, and toril l , ' their orders
for the Spring Trod" to the uudermicied, P_,X CLUSI E
oWNER OF , TILE TITLES AND EXCLUSIVE
RIGHTS IN THE I'ATRNT for these goods, which
embrace all the style. heretofore manufactured or im
ported, and many others.
ALSO. LICENSES 'l'o MANUFACTURE and SELL
—and the Terms—may be obtained on application to mire
at Nib XI CO CRTLANDT Street, N. I,'
n24-1T HORACE IL DAY,
LEGAL.
ix THE; COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
A FOR THE. CITY AND COUNTY OP PITILADEL
EIIIA.—No 13 in September Term. Mc. 'Doom, C.
OA/1014W :4 WIWI/MR, her next blend Gorr-
FRIED REITERT..,. HOWARD NIETZOKEtt.
Eau ant MiitZA ker. the Respondent inshore cone, will
take notice that f.F.OPIA RD 11.1:1.1.1Tc:1f ER. Eng , the
Paumincr appointed by the Court to take the teatiniony
of the wituearea of the Libellant to above ease. has ap
pointed the veventh /133' of November, 1839. at 3!-G o'clock
P. Al., to take said tritimon) at the Wetherill Hoene.
altunta on the north aids of SANSOAI Street, abuse
MAO Strom, in the city of Philadelphia.
13,E0RDE E. EARLE,
015 Mt* Alienist for the Libellant.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
N one} IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Cop's worship heretofore *orisons between the
undersiened us THIS DAY dissolved. by mutual con
sent. The holiness of the Gran will be settled by
PHILIP MINSK!, L, Jo., at the Lumber lard formerly
occupied us, at the corner of YORK and RICHMOND
Streets. THI L OR IP 51 NTON 1XS 8EL511L.711,
PH
Philadelphia. 0,1 17,1850. old 60
IVOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
firm of WA R NICK, CHADWICK, & BRO. is this
des dissolved. The Heater, ItAnge, and Stove business
will be continued undar the noose of CHAD WWI( &
11RO., nt the Northeast corner of SECOND end RACI
Street..
EP!M!FEINMN
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. til.oW \ 11 , 11 Yr. JOHN W. Ilv ttY.
(lAN 01 flo‘cTA ilowlonnn.) (Late of klenr)& ruiner
I.IOVEY a lIENRY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
I N DEPEN DEIICE:JACKBON curerti
ISSOUiII.
COLLECTIONS ovule of Enetern Chnon in no) pa
Norlint eaten, Missouri.
M.l- Kit rtl
Mem.. P. Wood. Mar sh, & 11a) ward.
i
Caleb Cupp Co., Philadelphia.
Si Prieo.&
irr Merchants will please cot out the nbove and pante
at the heed or Iteeeivable." on 11-Int
M Ala 1 N & QU AYLE'S
A STATIONER S"COY AND FANCY COOPS
EiVipoklllM,
10.16 WA LiN UT STREET,
lINLOW KLXVIINTH.
0~0 1m PIM/APEMPUIA,
Constantly on hand Perfumery and Toilet, As hotel,
PURE CONFECTIONERY,
I.I.IIIIIPACTURXD IIY
E • •
DWARD A. HEINTZ.
Late of 8. iteanon.
!Rare S. W. r °rife, ARCII and igiNT.II streets.
I rnelory Hlll Filhort whelit.)
.4 1 1AMU1 0 .1. CIIIIIIII, Agutt for the Pui chase
PO and lido of 13 cal 1:10.31.0.;ind the Connot dui of limits.
0111 180 No 214 WA I.lsl UT Street.
V B P A 1.,M ER'S ADVERTISING
• AUENCY. N. N. orner FIFTH nud CHEST
N CT.
•• •
OA.r;uloer pt onnto on for the bent City and Counts
No,,nnlyiers. at lox 1,16 h
ALEX. MeKINNEY,
ArfORNEY AT LAW,
UREENBIIIIIW, PA,
Will woos., to Westmoreland, Artnatroair t and In
0111114 rinintion. sell-tf
AIIAbIS EXPRESS UO., OFFIUE
8O CHESTNUT Street, forwards Paroaln. Paok
ages. Hulk Nolen. and Hawse, either by
GA own Was. or in omoitiction with (Alm' Express Coin
anti. B t i o do ll the principle tore.
B. agd m miit i f ). the
ant-tf General Sueenntendent.
ADZES' DAIR BRAIDS, WIGS, FRI-
A-4 SKI TS, and CURLS, manufactured in the eery
bast and nest not Val, at, les, and of which we constantly
keep a ver) larzo assortment on hand. sold wholesale
and retail, at thn lowest poamble prices. Orders from
all parts or the colintrs solicited, and promptly attended
to. Also. a 110 W 11A llf DYE, superior to ant in use.
M. III:TOM No. 12 TENTH St.,
nuNb9m• Between Market and Chestnut.
MINTON '8 ENCAUSTIC TILES for
/ TA. floors.
Ornametittiltioninnv Topa for °images,.
Garden Vivien and Fount ling
Vitrified Pipe for dining and %Valor condo:dors,
Imported and for sate In
7,1 U N. Ao lIARRINON,
(ehGfi : N lulpUT titre:it,
EDI! .OA.:O,QVAI.
p t tDAIE ; VA I ILAN'i"g School for
I,4L.i.llBetEsT;ur tr llSartanber 14th. SoLolars °oneime h b:,=4
or2-ISt` •
Turv:sii)i.v,F,BsoAcRirmAARN,DiTiAAYNBDattDooILIFIORR
youNG. LA DIES.
PHILADELPHIA, No. t LOGAN SQUARE, VINE
STREET.
Madame CREU Alt A 1r reppeotfullt informs her
friends and the public, in general, that independently of
her 13oarding and Dny_Schuol, direet_ed b y hereof and
her niece, Mmo. PRIIVOST, in NEW YORK. shit in-'
tends, in connection with bar niece Mine. VEER
VILLA', opening in PHILADELPHIA en Institution
on precisely the same plan as the one above mentioned.
oS-Sin
REV.JAMES T. HELM'S School for
the higher education of a limited number of Voting , '
Ladies, ISIS CHESTNUT Street. Circulars, with terms,
"f°""ed• 'nay ho had on application. of-]m
A lEIIIUAN BCIIOOI, INSTITUTE.„
Bantms, Schools and Colleges:.suiplied with
competent Teachers, fo ri any Department; and Teach
ers with . positions. Parents gratuitously supplied with
school circulars.
Refer to Faculty Amherst College, Mass.; 114.1.0we1i
Mas o n ; Mason Brothers; lion. Theo. Frolingliuysen t
LL.D. ; lion, John C. Rives. Et at.
81111TH, WOODMAN, & CO.,
315 BROADWAY. New York, and
5024-01 n 609 CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia.
HITE HALL ACADEMY, THREE
.MILES W EST HARRISBURG , Pe.- Th e 10th Sow, - A nnual lieseion will rammonce on MONDAY,
the 711101 No, °rubor next. The Attention of Parents
and Guardians is invited.' tile Mention is pleasant, the
course ol instruction extensive, and 11,0 terms mode.
rate. Ciuod city references given. The Principal can
he seen over afternoon et Um UNION guru, front
the loth till the 11th of October, inclusivo. For Ctrcu
lare ntlilre. • 1). DENLINGER,
Harrisburg. Pa.
VINTON 'S WRITING ACADEMY,
A---A 8, E. corner EIGHTH. and BANSOM Streets,
Open ditily from 9 A. M. to 9 P.N.
liontleinen a rapid and elegant business hand is
imparted. To Ladies a neat and graceful epistolary
style. Private. Cards written, and every de
scription of Penmanship neatly executed. 1113-3 m
“EMAN ALLEN, A. M. Teacher' of the
1 - 11 - VIOLIN and PIANO. Mr. Allen rear he applied
to at the residence of Ina father, Professor Allen, No.
215 South SEVENTEENTH Street. sB.2m'
PRICE -STREET ACADEMY,
GERMANTOWN, PHILADELPHIA.
4 0.RORGE R. BARKER, PRINOIPAL.
he Me Pall Terin of Dna Institution eminences Septem
bth, 1852 The course of instruction comprises all
the branches of a thorough English Education. togethe r
with the Latin, Greek. and Preach Languages, eu22-lf
ALLEN GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY,
FRANKFORD, PENNSYLVANIA, mix miles
from hlarket greet, Philadelphia:
The course of instruction in thus School is comprehen
sive and thorough. Paranta and Guardians who Intend
to place their daughters or wards aLthia Institution will
dp well to wake inunediate Li o n apple.et
1110141'90N,
a3-tf Principal and Superintendent,
'IRV - ANT & STRATTON'S NAT ONAL
MERCANTILE COLLEGES. located at Phila..
dolphin, S. E. corner SEVENTH and CHESTNUT;
New York, Buffalo awaken& end Chicago. For In
fermation. or and for Catalogue. ' (nail
DANCING.
'CARD.—Prof. SAR ACCO begs - to• inform
the elite of Philadelphia that by an arrancement
with Prof, Norm, yrungpat artist of the Royal Theatre
of Naples, they have ripened a private Conservatory
of Damns, at No. ZS South L-treot. lor
private lessons and classes to Ladies and Gentlemen,
and a sportal elites for Misses and Masters. every Mon
day and Friday, at 3 a'eloek P. M. They will also open.
on the =lung.. another Conservatory at 8. N. corner
MOUTH and WALNUT Streets, where. on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday afterinoons,a class (or children,
and on the same evening a rentlemen's Praatleinz
Class. from 8 to le.ceolock.. Besides ell the most modern
dances and new Allures. of *Jarman Weaken. the Velar
minim and Italian quadrilles, now In fashion at the
thin et of Tenn. will be introduced.
019-td.
WASHINGTON HALL. 810 5PR11 4 7(.1
GARDEN Iltreet.—D. L. 'CARPENTER, the
NAiciety Teacher of Faehionable Dam:ling.,. now ready
to take Pupils nt spy tune. either Private or in Classes.
Nor reference, call and observe the respectability al
ll. 1., OAI TENTER can he seen daily and nightly for
terms, le.p. Thin in his twenty-ninth year an a Teacher
in thin oily. 03-lin"
PIANOS.
NM MARSH'S MUSIC STORE,
No. 1102 CITESTNUT Street,
Pittt.r.oxt.eutt.,
Where the beet make of
PIANOS, MELODEONS, E end MUSICAL INSTRU
MNTS,
07 gym , Y DEACR /PT/ON.
. •
•
Can be obtained at the lowest Manufacturers ' Prices:
Constantly oubliccinie th• latest Choice Compositions
and Popular Neale of the day. Also, receiving hew
Must° daily froin all the catalugue• in the United Stales.
Dealers, reachers, Seminaries, and Clergymen will be
supplied a at y
7) I ti l ? w :irt t
iL d rr l o e m"p i rty ra f!lie s 4.
Catalogues of Mai° or Prmay List will be forwarded
free of charge when ordered.
of-ti n J. MARSH. Agent.
EDITORIAL. FROM THE PUB
LIC LEDGER. —" Mr. James Bollak has on
exhibition several of 7. is C. Fisher's planes. One of
them is seven octave resew.] piano, full iron (rains,
1111.11N01110, but plain finish, She tone is most excellent
and powerful, and the price only F 1220. He has also one
eoinewhat similar in appearance, which has all the la
test improvements, mulles a new patent do mper,which
prevents the piano from getting out of order. It is fin
ished in a Splendid manner,"
t nese Vienne, a,,, ry splendid assortment of various
makers, are for sale from $176, nr upwards, for cash, or
uu lintalMents, at JAMES HE LLAK'S.
279 and 251 South FIFTH St., above Spruce.
Now and second-hand Pianos for sale, o 3
011ICHERING & SONS ;
ar A NVYArTUSEN4 Or
P
9RAND, SP UARE, ANDFORTES. UPRIGHT
rANO-
WAREROOMB BUI CIItATNOT STREET.
Constant yrn store. a P!rgt stoee s or our BEAUTIFUL
and UNPAIUALI.P.D INSTRIIMENVI. We have been
awarded, at the Moroni Exhibitions to this country sod
Europe
.11001. b AND SILVER FIRST-CLASS MEDALS.
PIANOS To SENT. /a3S-ly
RA VEN, BACON, &
Nunn,Olark'sjialle. Davis, !lc C4.'s,
Co
and A. Oulu A. .'s superior P I ANOS. Atso,Ala
son Halm'' unrivalled MELOEONS and HAR-
AiONIVMS, so desirable for Glatrabee and Leorare
Rooms.
Sir Pianos and Melodeons to Rent.
S. E. GOULD_
SEVENTH and ORESTNUT.
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
Purios.
ouom&miElt & 00.,
lon CHESTNUT Street, respectfully invite the mum
km. COi public to call and examine their new tu! -
ea fu I improvement—
TILE PARLOR . GRAND PIANO.
- - .
Having converted the Tone, Touch, and Action of
the Grand 1 . 0.110 into that of a Square, Instrument,
avoiding allthe objections generally mule to the style dt
Grand Piano, also diminishing the cost of the same.
In volume, purity of tone, great power, brilliancy, full
ness, depth, and evenn ess of touch, with exquisite deli-
Viß , llll4llelkiril ;,i_Trir.v.i,i,y-FiNtsiik:ll IN-
Are
I' H 51 EN TS
wholly unequalled. They have reoeived the highest
0100m:ems, and are pronounced by critics to be far su
perior to any tastrunaents ever manufactured in this
country.
Constantly on hand. a large and elegant assortment of
our unrivalled We bays been awarded the
First Premiums, at all exhibitions ever exhibited, in.
eluding the Prize Medal from the Gusted Palace
Mom. New York. Nal. sel-tf
STOVES.
a_ TRH 'FIERY STAR," GAS-CON
)3I,MINti AND RADIATEVI) AIR.TIGIIT
STOVE. for Parlors. Halle. Oifieee. Stores. &e.
TIIO moat eeonomiral, eheerlid. and health)Move in
the market. All who wish a heating Move that 1r dl
tire entire satisfaction are invited to call and ace one
of the . .. ... ..
FIERY STARS
in operation at OUT Warerooni.
Every vane.) of
GAS Moven
UR N beta Hain and
B ING.
•
for Failure, Kilchene, Ciatubvia, may 1. 3
found In our assartment.
Oar irlebratad
!LOYAL,
SEA SHELL, and
1)01IBLE-0 V F:IY
Cooking Stores are
WARRANTED, •
and. for excellence In operation, they
CHALLENOT
all competthon.
NORTH, CHASE, AND NORTH.
013-lm No. 209 North SYCOND Street
STOVES! STOVES!!
JAMES SPEA R, •"
No. 1116 MARKET STREET.
Is now prepared to meet the wants of the public more
completely in all the details of the Stove wale than any
other establishment in Philadelphia. in proof of which
he invites COMPARATIVIL
The following are among his own popular inventions,
several 01 which have already obtained a national repu
tation WI surpassing in ezcattitre and economy any oilier
!Moves iii use..
-
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor nnd Patentee of the
Improved tins -burnin Cook m 5 iis Stove, acknowledged to
be the host Stove for family nee in the world.
JAMES SPEAR to the Patentee of the celebrated
flas.conunining Cooking Range, now rapidly coming
into general use.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the Improved Sit
ver'e Ai r-tieht Unk.consiuning Parlor stove.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor of the Improved
Patented) Ornamental Stove Urn, which from its
beauty and utility is likely, this season, to tat univer
sally adopted.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the Labor, Fuel,
and Comfort-saving Ironing Pan.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
'celebrated Ra.lway-car Heater.
' For all of the above the Inventor very bled> claims
advantages which require but try be understood by the
public to lie universally appreciated and preferred to
any other articles of that ohms to the market; and ho
would here 4 extend a cordial invitation to all persona
in want of Stoves to call and examine for themselves.
Parties wishing to examine will have every attention
shown them, whether intending immediately to per
obese or nut.
CHARLES JONES,
N 0.305 North SECOND Street . (Successor to A.
.1. Gallagher, would respectfully cell the atten
tion of those desiring stoves to his extensive.
assortment of Cooking. Heating, and Parlor stoves. I
have purchased the exclusive right to the rotatl sales
and rtymlrs, in Philadelphia, of Gallagher's Gelehrirted
" Morning Star" and " eunrino" Gas-burning Cooking
Stoves. well known for years as the most satisfactory
Stoves in the market Also, his now Plat-top Cooking
Stove •' Daylight," which combines all the useful im
provements, end operates ildielridsly. I else twine
facture, in a superior manner, Kkiver's (he-hurner of
the best Russia Sheet Iron. I hese are the most
economical arid easily managed Parlor Stoves Ifl
use. sla 3m
hereby caution all per
-111/ eon , ' not to purchase ens Cookine Stove onStoves
with Hollow Centres or Hallow Cross Pieces on, err, et
those HIV , by is , , es we ere the exclusive owners of the
Patent fir making Hollow Centres or hollow ems,
Pieces, rend we. shall prosneute nil persons who inirtuge
en our PIIIOIII to the 101 l extent of the
STUART & PETERsoN. Iron Founders,
0.9-1111 WILLOW Street, above Thirteenth.
MACHINERY AND IRON.
WILLIAM 11. tanning.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY
FIFTY AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
PTIILALLCLPHIA.
MERRICK tic SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
Manufacture High a nd . Low Pressure Steam Engines,
for Land, River, an Marino service,
Gasometers,
Rollout, Tacit'', Iron Boats, &o. ; Castlngs
of all kinds, either Iron or mum
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Work Situps, Rad.
road Stations, &o.
Retorts and Gas Machiner, of the latest and most urn
proved construction.
Every_ description of Plantation Machinery, such as
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mille, Vacuum Pans. Open. &eau!
Trains, Defecutors, Filters, Pu 'mom Engine'. a‘A.
Sol e Agents 101' N. Milieux's Patent' near motion
Apparatus Nasmyth's Patent Steam Hammer and
AsPalwiln k Wolney's Patent Centrifugal Sugar Orrum
Inc Machine. au 5-7
TAR —Just received. a large invoice of
Tor, 111 superior order ntid ht?Alilfrabl. 11:11,1 for
s oi br No 2 N WATAI E W ‘ n V 41 ,4 kAL.l4,,%,(tiP.ws„
& ,`3111:11, corner SECOND
stJ end GREEN, have. neenired a F rent ?ovulation by
the WWI and prudent course they have . Durened sines
their commencement In business, by selling &drat-tate
artini.. , !... , Aviira .Lt-tr
SALAMANDER SAFES.
A large nuortm,»t
EVANS Sz AVATSON'II)
PIIII.4AI)ESALA LPII
MANDER agys.lA MANUFACTURED
VAULT Ddeßl3,
For Ranks and Stores.
BANK LOOKS
1 R 04 '1 1 1 130 1 k o S ne. &o..
onto mood tern. as any other eetabliahment In the
United /Oaten. lo
EVANiI A WA'NON.
4qt* MI 0111.16 I :sIII tieet,
, Fhil.6lelphis
YLEAKE OIVK UK A 6AL11.. eul4-11
~~~~.~:
VuRNESS,- BRINLEY, to .00), t
--No. CO MA RKKT STREET- -
SALE OF 131P0R.1.F.11 DRYOGOODS.: • • r
On Tuesday Alornrnsi"
October 25th, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, on 6 mouths
credit
42P7tAka:Inaena d aill i srl f :ite:a n g%Ogutr o Vik ot
sale.
LARUE SPECIAL SALE OF PARIS SHAWLS.
Ufa celebrated manufacture and importation.
Un Wednesday Morning,
Oat. 26th, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, on all months
credit
,a largo assortment or • r '•gav
• PARIS AND IItEHLYN St/AWL..
Consisting. of
-15-4 all-word rich printed Taurishawls.
—l4-4 extra fine r • PPrys mike trioest
14-4 very choice I-WoOl reversible Berlin shawls.
all-wool plaid Ion,: shawls, choice qualities.
new-style all-wool Plecoloonni shawls.
PARIB oIND • ,Vpi"A v jthis - W0.,0L fiROCRV.
.1 •SIIA 1,8. • • • • •
1.020 square and long Paris and Vienna all-wool }Roche
'shawls, is choice colors only, imitablo to the wants of
the Philadelphia market.
BLACK DOG
WITH W EDITWIIHT SHAWLS,
OOL, FninuEs.
Also, a lino of superiorauallgo,sn amnia aid long black
double-twilled Thibet shawls, wain wool fnnges.
plilLlP- FORD. LAIIOIIO6I4I*.'NoI 580
.11. MARKET Street. and 621 MINOR Street.
SALE OF MO CASES BOOTS AND SHOES.
On Thursday Morning,
Cotober 37th, at 10 o'clock, will uo sold, be catalogue,
on lour months credit, MO cases men's and boys' loote,
ghost, bromine, gaiters, versti.s. 3ce.- ladies ' and
misses' boots. shoes. lticite o rs t do e , a ttpp et i.m c K. corn _
p e , e ing larite and clestriC le assortment of city and
Eastern manufacture suitable for present sales.
200 CASES GINGHAM UMBRELLAS.
Also, samples of 200 casesisimrhain umbrellas. The
early attention of buyers isjenuested, as the sale will
I,4pereinTr.
Goi oven. for exammation, ,Vl l h ett l ri
l °gf i fi
early on the morning of sale. • •
SALE OF BEADY-MADE CLOTHING, CLOTH
MANTILLAS, SATINETS, Ac.
Oa Friday Morning.
October 23th, at 10 o'clock precisely, will be sold. by
catalogue. a large and desirable assortment of ready
made clothing. comprinint overcoata, business coats,
(ruck and dress coats, of . ..mum:is materials. 'Also, men'.
and boys' cloth find cassimere pants and rests. being
fresh invoices from city and New York manufacturers.
Also, a large line of Indies' cloth mantillas.
Also, in ale, ;50 pteces fancy side stripe satinets
Alan. a ante itirothe sf Scotch ynpghantlytnbteillas.
NT Catalosuen rbritly early on the morning of safe.
ID E SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER, No. 431
ivy. CHESTNUT STREET ozpotite the Castello
House. between FOURTH and FIFTH Streete
LARGE SALE OF BUFFALO ROBES.
October 2416 will be gold, ti) catalogue, oontinancinir
at tot o'clock will be sold a sorierio+tatock of Minne
sota buffalo robes, of beet sae cad
La DI FURS.
Also, in lots and single pieces. for Indies eindmisses'
wear, it. NB assolorgint of fashionable shape capes,
Victorines, muffs, cuffs; .t .
SALE OF F,MBROIDBRiES. TRIMMING AND BON
NET RIBBONS, MILLINER]" GOODS, &c.
On Wednesdarlllorning,
October Rilth, will be sold, by catalogue, on a credit,
commencing at 10 o'clock, an assortment of goods suited
to present sales. ,
pHILAU E L P H I A
AND
,CRESCENT. NAVIGATION COMPANY.
agik. '
AT AN ADJOURNED MICETTNO OF_TIIE ABOVE
A' OH. TID'N
All.O 4T
NO. 6 MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE,
At 10 o'olook 7th, 1519, the follow
ing gentle Mon were unanimously elected Directors
the Company, viz:
GEORGE H. gitIART,
B. MORRIS WALN, , , . t
MATTIIEW W. BALDWIN,
; CA] LISTER,
JOIIN EDGAR THOMSON.
The BOOKS of sunscßtPribm o the CAPITAL
STOCK of said COMPANY are now open at the above
named °Mee, whop) ; all pejsone t tip . orto Illtenter-
Orion are riipNittulli invilodqo initworibeJ sA-If
gipTHE BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROY AL MAIL STEAM-
NEON NEW TOES TO LIVEN:TOOL.
MID
Chief, gebM FraFgl.--r ••."? - 223=7, )
Sacco} China Pumps... --..-
PRO* BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Paesage.,—. -- .8110
Second Cabin hut5age...., Fx ......., r . 63
The ships ftren:Bostm call at fax: I '. • •
PERSIA, Capt. Judkins, CA ADA, Capt. Lang.
ARABIA. Capt. J. Stone, AMERICA, Capt. Millar,
ASIA. Capt. E. G. Lott, NIAGARA. Capt. Anderson.
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon. EUROPA. Callt.. l . Leitch,
1
These vessels carry a clear white tight at mast-head l
green on starboardtaart YedepOOTTM". -
PERSIA, Judicial, leaves N York, Wednesday, Sept. 23.
ARABIA, Stone, " Boston, Wednesday, Oct, 5.
ASIA, LABPP ott, ''. N York, Wednesday, Oct. IL
CANADA, Lang, " , Boston, Wednesday. Oct. 19,
r.ttqft.sttxx. :: Atvigin k4 eVW P l 4k 6fl 6 . l
ERSIA, Judk Ins, " . York, Wednesday, Nov. 9,
ANI ERICA, Miler, " Boston, Wednesday, Nov. IS.
ASIA, Lott, " N York, Wednesday. NOV. M.
Bertha not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The owner, of these shies will not be aecountable for
Gold,. Bulhon, Spews, fJewelrt, ,l'reolous Stoney
or tale, unless hills or hiding are signed therefor and
the lue thereof theyeineapresised. For freight or pas
sage apply to E. CUNARD, 4 Bowling Breen,
alp-tf New York.
FOR THE SOUTIL—CRARLES
ON AND SAXAKNAII STEAMSHIP&
l drai k RREIGIIT CHI a
Heavy Freight at an average of rue nem per cent. be
low New York Steamship rates.
FOR CHARLESTON. 8. C.
The U. 8. Mail Steamship KEYSTONE STATE, CAP
lain Charles P. Marshman, will mut on Tuesday, Oct.
tih, at 10 A. AL
Throuf It inallo hours t oall hours at Ses,
- •
FOR SAV N
The U. 8. Mail Stoems ip 8 ATE OF GEORGIA,
Captain John .I.Garvui, nil on Friday, October
atliggjug'cillin A. I t ‘ ii . 6.) . ho - n - rs. only -- 40 b — e - ure - et - Sea.
tair - seines dare changed from every satardm Waver/
five da
every z:. Good/ received, and Rills of Lading signed
The su~endid first-class side-id:set Steinisiiipa KEY
STONESTATE and STATE OFGEORGIA now ran as
above every ten days. thus forming • five-deir gamma
nloation Inth Charleeton and ,IdeVanitati, and tne South
and Southwest.
At both Charleston and Sevaltellh, those Ships eon;
'sect with steamers for Florula„.4ed With railrOww,fk,o.,
for all places in the &Nth_ and Southwest.-
INSURANCE.
Freight and Insurance on a large proportion of Goods
shipped South will be found to be lower by these 'hips
than by sailing vessels, the premium being one-half the
rate.
N. 11.—Insuranoe on all Railroad Freight is entirely
unnecessary, farther than Charleston or Savannah. the
Railroad Companies taking at) niche from these points.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE.
Fare by thla route $0 10 40 per sent. cheaper ; than by
the Inland Route, as will ha peen by the folkiwmg sche
dule. Through tickets from Philubias via Charles
ton and Savannah gresgagitrtilNi.l4 MEALS on
the whole route, except free, Cher eaton and Saran
gall to Aluntgomery
To aharlorton—:— Olmeleatoe
Savannah.— lb 00 Savannah—. 00
Augusta— 90 00 Augusta. ... 26 00
Mac0n........... 21 00 —.. 3376
33 00 Atlanta.-- —.—. 31 00
• - • • - • - • • -• —.-.• • •
Columbus—. 23 CO_ _getup:Mu—.— 36 00
.61bany .......... 116 00 Albany • 57 00
Moat ornery... 26 00 Alontyomery.--- 5400
Mobile 39 00 ..... 46 90
New Orleans.... 39 79 New Orleans... 61 00
No bills of lediog gigged alter thh hhle boaexkled•
For freight or passage apply oh board, at second wharf
above Vine street, or to
LEX. TIEROII,,jr.,
Southwest corner FO wrx and CIIESTIS UT.
Afrts in Charleston, T. B. & T. O. BliDl2ll,
•Savanneb, ILLthlTiat &
• For Florld&frota Obarlastref,ateameg Catohu even
Tuesday.
For Florida from Savannah. steamers Bt. Mary's and
St, John's, every Tuesday and Saturday. 103
GLASGOW-AND-NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—STEAM TO
OLASOOW. LIVERPOOL, DELPABT, DUBLIN.
AND LONDONDERRV—for SM.
GLASGOW, Thompson,l 1 4?"AnT112:i, October 12. &t 12
gai k ll Cumming, Wednesday, October 23, at 12
o'clock, 110011.
.
GLABGOW, Thomilon. Wtsslnesday, September U.
EDINBURGH, Damming, Wedaesday: Repteeriber 29.
Rates of Piusase from New York, Philadelphia, or
Boston, to Glasgow, Liver 1, Belfast, Dublin, or
_Lon
dondorry, fi rst class. 416. Ste poo erage, found with an &bun
dance of properly cooked provisions.
An experienced Surgeon_ Atgached to each steamer.
No charge for modmines.
For freight or peewee, apply to
WORKAIAN & CO.,
No. CO WALNUT Street Philadela.
ROBER CRAI
No. BROADWAY. New York.
sia U. S.
M. STEAMERS
HAVRE AND /SOUTUMPTON,
ANAGO. Captain mut July lit, September
17. Ictimber )9.
FULTON, Captain Wotton, Yid] awl August 20, Octo
ber 15. December 10.
First Cabin Icinscize.— •—• 4/30
&nand Cabin ' , mango-- • 79
For freight or PeAla,teoP to
WILL,IAM 1111F.ILSON, Agent,
At the Warehousing Company's Philadelphia Office,
Tobacco Warehouse. DOCK Street. Phda. isZt-am
,DR. GLENTWORTR'S_PILE REMEDY.
For the cure of jlemorrhuids or Piles, Constipa
tion. Fistula in Ano, Ulcerations of the Anus, Prolapsus
of the Rectum. Fissures, Excoriation, Ulcerations In
ternal and External to the Anal, Pruritus. and all Dis
eases peculiar to the Rectum.
The Kre at arid uniform succruwhich this Remedy has
attuned for the cure of the above Dummies is unprece
dented in the annals of Medicine. The rapidity of its
mulatto qualities and the durability of its cures are
equalled by no other Remedy of the are. Ninety-nine
cases opt of an hundred are alleviated and cured of this
Mstresame complainLiand ate restored totem fort here
tolore unknown. Frill and explicit Directions accom
pans each Box. One Box is sutlictent toperform enure.
Prepared only by DR. fiI,ENTWORTH.
N 0.817 RACE street.
Price el. Can ho sent try Attains' Express 06-Im
IOREPROOF 'TIE WONDERFUL
1_
EFFECTS OF MONELL'S 42VIERICAN HAIR
RE PAR/atm.
r. c T.. rdrsett September rth. 1559.
This in to rertiir that I was bald For mans years. and
was roe/nonleaded to try 3 our Reearator ; and bayou
procured three bottles, used it for three months, which
has caused my hour to it row. and although not quite ea
thick as before, s et it is constantly trowinir.
E. M. JONES.
No. 39 I'4ol . o:Third street.
Wl=
l'ilibehrbento. September L'th, 1359.
Mr. J F. I\ Itnirbb Thor Sir—Some time since my
hair commenced tolling out. so much ..that I was, in
Wt. tooriul ci bcooining hold; but hea r ing of the won
d„ivils, of our Repsrator, I wire induced to bun
Butt,, And after usin4 ono•half of it my hair not only
coined comm.: out. but comrsenred - trowlris finely, elm
I tune now as thick taunt of hair as ever I had.
JACOB EVANS,
No. 624 Cherry street.
For sale lor T. It. PETERS fr Co.. Sole Agents,. No.
716 CREBTNET Street. Philadelphia. se2.-6m
g)o(NGs /1? THE I riantLVANIA
STATE FAIR FOR 1K59.
aSIX FIRST PRE:IIIE3D+ AND SIX DIPLOMAS.
Iles; Fra A crefor , •
'OA*cozisu!iii% CONE FIT/MACE,
FIRST PREMIUM.
REST PORTABLE FURNACE.
To AttsoLp
RICHMOND'S PORTABLE FURNACE.
FIRST PREMIUM.
BEST COOKING RANGE.
To ARNO! is Jc
CIIILSON'S DOUBLE-OVEN COOKING RANGE.
FIRST PREMIUM,
BEST PARLOR COAL GRATES.
To Asatmo A Wo.por,.
"OW DOWN and B‘EET tz RATES,
FiRAT
S L
1 i At.
BEST EN MEL LED SL ITE MANTELS,
To An Nom. Wq.Goa.
For very handsome dISTrAN ' aI Enamelled State Man.
*eh, tail Mob!) hondied of superior wort...mustily,
FIRST Plt EMIL NI.
AI-IND - Li) CI WILSON.
1010 C lIESTNUT street.,
B. M. FFT TWZIL:SUPt
401Vl. .—Spanb,h Queen in prime order,
' l ,iet . ',: ' 7, 71 for 718 2 1 40 7
saIan A ii .MEIUNO,
ta)
tin s - Ll lal gallotiq Extra Illeaeheil, µ'r
wh n i, Oil . lixl 1,118. Extra. Backed hale Oil
25 I,)!s No, I
wr.
Lard Oil. 23 hlll.lllb. !Hitt:Lard Oil.
In Itontl, Artie a'
RO«I,E , Abl - 1131:10ER, & CO,
aulrrj.3".
TROY 91.11G0W
MEDICLYAL.
8,64.8, HY AUCTION.
- - -
JJA-• ; THOMAS & SONE;,
Nos. 139 and ID SO NTH FOURTH STRXECT s
iiir.renarlv Pio. a Had •0.1
13TOCKS AND REAL ESTATE. TUESDAY NEXT.
Nood - Eveeinz sale.
Pamphlet rataloeuee now ready. contafiting fa de.
n ',two 8 or ail the properties to basold on Tuesday
next at tt o'clock, noon. and I o'clock in the evening . %
with a list Drub,/ La, Egii, sad 15th of November, and et
real estate at private sale, comprising a large anOtta
of valuable property.
STOOKS, &e.
On Temkin,.
Oct. 25th: at ',o'clock, noon. at tits Pluladiligua Ex
change. will be sold -
a IP snarls sprlng Gardan law/ranee Co. stock—par lip.
1 share Pornt Breeze Park Associatiod.
1 shard Plilladelphis Library.
1 share Philadelphia athenzeunt.
11 share Mercantile Library.
For account of wi ore it may concern
-1 full share 125 new shares) Ban Francisco Land As
sociation.
TWELFTH FALL SALE. OCTOBER.4S, AT 11,
O'CLOCK, NOW'.
At the Exchange, will include— -
Perentptory Bale - -YALIJABLH HOTEL, known es
the "Second-Street House." and large tot, 233 byklt,
feet, N 0.43 North Beoond artilet, above Market.
Belo alaolute.
VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND WAREHOUSE.
No..S South Water street. abore Pine.
LRREDEEMABLE GROUND RENTS. el 6 And SU
33-100 year. secured by four story brick buildrnse
and 010 tourb !Second street.
ELEGANT RESIDENCE, NORTH BROAD ET.
Two tour story brown stone resdlenees. with awiharior
stable and coach house. and larze side yards. west subs
of Braid at rest, snubs of Girard arenas.
VALUAW E FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT. at
acres. on Old York turnpike, es MI. from Willow
Grove:
Peremptory Bale—For account of whom it may eon
earn.—TWO THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS.
sHoP, AND LARGE LOT, N. W. corner of Thirteenth
and Poplar streets.
Also , THREE-STORY BUCK IS• ORR AND
acljoinins on Thirteenth sweet. 113..da1a
absolute.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE, No. 1= Vine street,
near Loran square.
HAN DSOAIE HHAIrDENCR, with aide yard, stable.
and coach house No. MI Girard ;teepee-
HANDSOME 'RESIDENCE, No. .144 North From'
street. •
HANDSOME BROWN STONE it&'ql - DENCE,
isio Floe Street. auLlmmediate possession.
BUSINESS STAND—Three-story brick store and
dwellisg, southeast corner of Twelfth and Lombard
streets.
.
N _KAT RESIDENCE. No. IRV Pine street.
TIIREE-STORY BRICK DWELLL'iri. No. lata
Sollth Fifth tret.
reinrtc.ry - Sale--PINE-STREET MARKET
lIOI'S E Pine street. west of Nineteenth.
Also. TR REE-STORY BRICK WEI, LING. adknn
ine the above.je - A...firde absolute. both properties.
H AND...SO.IIE RESIDENCE. with large Garden. No.
3 . .KI:I4TirrANTRY •SEAT. Chestnut Rill, :Rh
four acres of land and Atte imaroretnence—the re...teat-a
of Dr. South.
EL EOANT COUNTRY SEAT. TORRIKDALEonth
Dv 'lure* and good ininroveccents. adjoining the tea.-
dance of Charles Alseetister, Esq.
THIRTEENTH FALL BALE, OCTOBER SS, AT 7
O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING.
EL/no:Mem Peremptory Sate—Estate of Flizabetli
Lan.
THREE-STORY BRICK tz DWELLING, No. Lila
Paso unk road, below Wharton street. Meal* abso
lute.
HAND
BROWN
-Estate of Marts deed.
ELANDSONIE BROWN-STONE RESIDENCE. No.
14.11 Walnut street.
.
Peremptory Sale for aeccuuCcf whom it may concern.
VOLE-8 WRY BRICK DWEIAINti Letterly St.,
west of Amber street, Nineteenth wtrd. OM- Bala la.
molute
. .
l'ereropton- Salo—Estate of Joe. lb:wpes decfd,
”T/111E1.-nTORY BRICK DWELLINti,
Nunn ftteenth street, above Cherry. Itza,„ Sale abso
lute.
HANDSOME DWELLING. No. 3 S InuitTer street,
between Spruce and Ptne, and Thirteecto and Broad
at reets.
NEAT DWELLING, Nn.1925 Ca street.
gereruptOr Bate —BUSINEsS S'PAND.—Three-eldrf
brfck store and dwe [lint , h. W. corner 01 Twenueth and
Landard etre eta. 51-91„... Sate abenture.
THREE.STORY THICK SHOP. Sartain street.
ao9th of Girsrd avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets.
TWO BRICK DWELLINGS and VACANT I.ol'.
Fdulkrod"atreet. Twente.third co rd Frank
. lIIHEE-STORY BRICK DWELLLNG, No, GUI
A mon street, south of Fine street.
AVERN AND LAGER BEER SALOON. AND
DWELLING, - Galloarlull and Carlton streets. areA of
F 4 I .; 9 BI4{WLINOS. Federal and Peak mania, near
RIIIUPtOU.
FOURTEENTH FALL S.ALE—NOYE.MBER But, AT
12 O'CLOCK, NOuN.
s l'ruetets' Sale—Estate of Joseph T. Bailey. detid.
YALU ABLE RES IDENCE, No. 1119 Chestnut street,
built and furnished in t superior manner. Sa. Imam
theta yisdaession.
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE. N 0.705 Pine
street. Lot tY by 1M feet. In. Immediate possession.
Peremptory lette.—"SEVEßi PRESIDENTS HOTEL
AND MARKET YARD," ilernmutodn road, near Se
venth street. Lot la) feet frost. 110 feat deep. Itl Sale
aidolute.
Trusteed' Sale—"Fshste of Gideon Seall.dee'd.
LARGE AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE, No. PM
Spruce
PONVALNUT-STREBT RE
SILENCE, No. h3ll. east of Eleventh. imunkhase
P' NErnIODERN RESIDENCE. with side yard, N o.
at Franklin street. above Spring Garden.
HANDSOMEMODERN RES IDENC E. No. hthl
Chestnut street.
Peremptory baIe.—MODERN DWELLING. No. 1134
Mount. ir arson street, west of bileseatii. tfy Sale abs.-
luke.
ALUABLE PROPERTY, known as the " PENN
F ILK WORKS"— stone mill, 6 dvellin;s, shops, Ac.,
" f e 4 T 47 0 I"e. TThO R..Mau BRtCIVVI G, No. Rte North
Fifhstreet Poplar'
BUSINESS STANDS ANDDWELLINGS_.—Tiro-and
! a-bal t brink store and dwelling. No. 914 COISCOS street.
with three-story Wien dwelling in the rear, on M eta
street.
FIFTEENTH PALL PALE—NOVEMBE Ist.
IT O'CLock EVENING
rxecutorsq;l;—EirtisZOlVen3i ..........
BEAT MODERN IMBUING, No. L.L..the.
street t hte Resists' Garden I.
Tit 1111E•STORY BRICK DWELLING. Na It Chant
stteet. I late College avenrao, oppuente ttre Fraathla
MAI Ic.t.
tE-STORY BP- ICK S St.
Mtie p a' glue trea
t. tof at. [Stephen a Ciarai riprisit,
Franklm Matte
F: LEGA:ST MODERN RESIDENCE. N&1:111 Rll4ll
tteet. near Logan Swage. , Immediate nomens.oa.
VALUABLE R SIDE` Cb. No. bt9 Arch street, intst
eF
_E g h jia.„ Immediate poagescon.
ONDWELLING. No. ;Gs Manhall stmt. abort
lagrd,
TWO-STORY BRICk DWI: LLING. N 0.928 Rodman
street. betwaen Ninth and Tenth end Lombard sad
80uth slreetit.
I SALE OF GERMAN sr Lsors ROOTS.
hht Motnnc.
betober !Al,, T
at 11 o'clock. at i the Auction Store. ore
cape of superior German flower roots, eatopreoas the
newte sesoftroent of hiactatbs, tnhm. naretwees, joo
q crocuses, .to.
1 A 61.111.8LE1 ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS
ILLVST RATED WORKS. &c.
• This Ecenins.
October J. at ``be Autbon Start. a large col,
leptloq of valuable R.g
liab and American works. dins
tritted booka...k a.
• For part:cane see catalocaaa. •
SALE OP VALUABLE. BOOKS. ENGLISH AND
AMFRICAN EDITIONS.
October rAth. nonMe Aut s t i E o r eStnre. •
s collection of
valuable miscellaneous bouts, London ant Awancan
11V
- Inv further particulars see catalogues.
Pale at Nos. II and Its South Fourth Street.
SUPERIOR PURNITURE,PPEICeIf-PL.ATS MIR
RORS, PIANO. FORTE. DRESSELd CARPET&
I - On Thursday Mortan‘,
itt-lOcreloek. at the Auction Plate. As assortment of
excellent inroad-hand fermium...lolAM parr. fortes.
fis e rummy, carpets. eto.,•frunr fannhes deelzzun
hposelmemns, remeeed to tha store for ecaVeniece4 or
sale.
PRI V A'r • - -
A PRIVATE SALE—PB IIaXIOPHICAL APPA
RATI:&
A complete set of ',ban/with:cal & rooratut. n Work , nf
otdeslii portion nevi, new t nodthe heat London mite,
, ni , r CR: Itlta of ;meta= fe. Meet swat, galcome t che
mical, and miscellanea= aPtstratus. Can he seen at
the Auction Store.
JI M. GUMMY Jr. SONS,
• REM.. ESTATE AIjcTIONEER
Nor. CO WALNUT SAT ... .
CARD: J. M. Gammay & Sono, anotineers, - bola
reg - alar sales of Real E.,..u, Stooks, to. Alao
held farm tare at dwelltnae.
XI. On our Pnvate Sate Rektatar will always be keit
a; very large amount of real mate, inolnding even 4.-
1 1 9.4ti0a of city and WWI try pigps_rty.
J. M. OJIIMMEY & SONS.
Real Estate Brokers,
•
No. MOW ALM/7 Street. below ftiat , t.
•
USES - NATHANS, AUCTiOINEE.R
iLL AND COMMISSION M-ERCHANT. & 5.5011511-
RTrril om , llll ACE Streets.
NATIIANS' GREAT SALE OF FORFEITED GOODS.
2,000 LOTS OF FORFEITED COLLATERALS.
- On Tesdav Morning.
November Ist. at in o 'clock. at Moses :Methane' Auc
tion atom. aouthewst corner of Sixth and Race streets,
will be intil— .
co LOTS OF FORFEITED GOODS.
Consisting. in part. of superior overcoats, Raelan%
sick coats, frock and dress coats: cloth, numbers, and
other tgintali sone ; cans of VSIIOIIIIII rids ; [are rior coat.
pant, and YOU patterns; elegant silk velvet, satin. and
silk dresses and dress patterns: superior brooks, &ells.
Bartate..woollen plaid, Canton cra silk. sae other
shawls; /silk velvet clunks. circulars. ha pe.
/sues ; silk and
cloth dusters; circulars, dusters. banner., and Mast:/-
has; gentlemen's shawls. boOts, shoes, umbrellas, dr3
goods, trimmings. broostelles for cabinet-makers, nn
der-clothing. ktillttl. blankets, spreads. patchwork noun
terpsines comfortables, sheets, he.; find feather beds,
ingrate. Brussels. and other carpets, tine d-keted flutes,
fine old violins. sccordeons. opera c lasses, cutlery, car
penter's tools. mathematteel instruments. MM., medi
cal. historical, arid other books, travelling trunks.
csrpet-hars. double and single-lanai fowling pieces,
pietrole, leather. harness, watches, Jewelry. and a thou
s4nl.l other articles. 34. NATHAN&
MONEY TO LOAN.'
Monag TO LOAN, 11% saeon ow 314L.LL LIKOTIPTS, et
merchandize generally, and on ail articles of vales. ALL
SpXll ol'Llt ONE FIVICIMID /*UAW. TWO MIL C. rg
Warn, including storage. &c at Methane' Pnom
Establishment,l3. E. corner of . SILLTH and RACE
GREAT PUBLIC ACCO3IMODATION.
MONEY: MONS y MONE
Money hberally advanced la large or small antoanta,
from one dollar to thousands, on . sad and 'liver plate,
diamonds. watches. Jewell's. fowling-24.3m0 mescal
stmmente. fnrnitnre , dry souls, meshing...potteries, w
ren, bardwere, male ry, boots, hones , ve hicles,
and all articles qf for any length of time luu
on. It Nexuses' PILICIPAL FaTAIII4SAMIBT. fixer
on.
of Sixth and Rsoe Creels.
PROMISSORY INGTE:- 4 . wish collateral. disooanted at
the lowest market rates.
DENTISTRY.
tws.DENTISTRY.—The improve(' sets
of ARTIFICIAL TRETE. still manufactured
at 907 ARCH street, thiladelphis, by I. LUKEIiS.
M• D.. Surgeon Dentist.
The Mineral Bate seta of Teeth are supersed;niall
others. ormcipally from the reaw•ns: Pure
mineral is u•-ed in place of told or silver, for Otos.
mama them one-third lighter. end at the same tints
ranch stroncer. as their greatest th:ckneas is where the'
puma hare shrunken away inore, thus perfectly ',sta
.., th e anatomical shape and contour of the mouth and
face. and giving the enact ortginal expression to the
features t they will stand better in service, sail never
set out of repair; they are responsibly warranted fora
lifetime; there are no crevices for the aceummelstron
of particles of food ; they are wholly free from all gal
vanic action, and can never produce phonation of the,
heart, headache, sore throat, neuratale, or nervatis
rtf I,S. l ,S.
• ir. LUKENS' o ffi ce. 907 ASCII Street, Philadelphia ;
ale.= PENNSYLVANIA Avenue. Waslung tou t D. C.
se2l-I.m.
HOTELS.
MURRAY HOUSE,
OK),
Is the largest and Wilt arranged Rotel ceNEWARK. ntraI A Cram.
le centrally located and it easy of atom front all the
routes of travel. It oontaine ill the modern Improte
menta. and evert convenience for the comfort and se
ctormuodation of the travelling puhho. Then . ..flans
Hoenig 21111 taree and well ventilated. The Suttee of
Rooms are well arranged and carefully furatahed for
fatuities and large travelling patches ; and the Howse 1,11.1
be kept as &jut-visas Hotel in even- reelect.
H. A. MIARAI .t. RAO..
-
Proprietna.
1 1 11 E UNION,
Aiwa STREET, ABOVE TER M
PHILADELPHIA.
UPTON S. NEWCOMER.
The elation of this HOTEL tesupetinrlT mist.ted so
the vise 41 of the Business Pubhc; andto those to seer, k
of sier;.l l r o l. Pame ox, ge4z , R a se r ri a s a vai . ch mcix e
t o ,,,, , D l A6 sigi interest in er shoat the eat. iv IS-km 9-
COAL.
Q, W. GROOME & CO..
1-Y• Otricel46 South FOURTH Street
ANT%
WHARF, PINE STREET, H ILLI
Dealers and Shippers
Locust Mountain. te r luxh. and Schu3lkill
COAL.
LMerchandise taken nn arharfale. nI3
AND SPRINi4 316UKTAtti
-a-LEh IGHCOAL,.Or.sAkS4
Fret
v tprin i s . . nt4 l4 . ll 4, 7 4 :l la Is OW Lk:, 8 Der .t.
WASHING AND IRONING.
4041 WASHING AND IRONING DONS
with NEATNESS and DESPATCH, for 8400'
Lathes and Gentlemen. Fen.ihre.TiosetlinK
rornole. Hotel., Stesnit. Se.. e.. DONtiv-AM'W---
uLy LAUNDRY, No. Vl3 Set‘st:.e.
er of pru ne. nuttily Shirt. I tk.liare trot
sollehed, Everything washed bi bud, on
rod yeah-Ix...rd.
The whole Misiceise ut stnatl7 attended to ti_liumatil
eperstrese. Mrs. DONOY
YV PHI knew tuliell4S4S.
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