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rkfaiillefo'hernt - btilia; Wont in after
4"ie 1( 4 " V " t° be PleVird ' rerd a
i n dson, fox! rtsTittk l eirei n g ° 4l l- bi l ii, !m it: • !Rd- N Ma ry .
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ItiorterAnidenboot tbo'Fbilsataft mcohange.)'
4 fin Bel, Oot. sk,
'Pin barks. ON- NU , . and quite a fleet of schooners
-passed to se.gyostorder.With the wind strong from N
t thalYstito ore snorl io'be , the White Wing and
AzolirLoßritt B li tiobe Welt'. one herrn brig Mad two
sohnodonvonfisniek: Cirlpiete now remaining at the
harbor. The wiudb twen wrong 'from -ma d erthwest
the lantAiitti daystatid , Oulte' winterish ice yes
terdarwitititing errednarter snob think. Wind light this
morainalian Si NW. and cool. . •
WM. AL RICKMAN,
- • ; foi ^ wrennondence of The'Press.)'"
- me.; • • Now Yonk.Oottr.
Arrived; ship Logan. fronninovre ; bark Zumuri fr o nt
rdersesastlurk Elise Born, from Bermuda..
-- Below. bork'J A Lee: from Turk'sieland.' - ,
-A ro , nehooner 'of Colonial build was seen on fire
(no da ta)n lot WO, loos 72 N. She was about 160 ICUS
burden; and noon afterwards sunk. '
- '1" BOSTON. 002.22.
Atried. ship Sohn , froni,Tabiahuano • bark
Mari' Annelitoia Havaila Ville,
Spitfire, from port au
Prince. and schr Gen Weans, from do. - •
The,litia.4l-& .1 o.ollmm - woo wrecked on
Fortune
Island Clot ad, With a full cargo for Boston. •
Now ORLHANN, Oct Yr. '
Arrived, ship Par West, from Nei , York. -
t3AVAtittAlf. Oat 27. ,
Arrived; ships RA Hein and Shawmut. from N 'York.
=" OHaHLHeroN, Oct 22.
hi the oting, ship Lamoset, from Boston.
' , l4.tha - 17R.Atrik*: •
tte.shii, Pennsylvania, TealOteueo 4t Richmond
214 inst. ,
Stott - 401W Diabf.,lintlins; from oW. rock ; for Mt
venni avant tt, pea from Charleston 19th inst.
Sten whip' Phinens liprett. uo.lll.rathews, oCtl at Boston
I : l A:ll:% i rgrist, i uttft:74, fiiim airived et Li-
Verenoltb ' -
t - 110.r4 -0 .03n: Potteiu from Shields r Philadelphia,
sillodinal Dog 6thrirkst.
Site Zephyr, Anti, for Ban Francisco, cleared at New
Yeric 21st last,
Sin 0 -Ptannan•Wataon, Lain-elle, remained at Malaga
- ;'
In
Elva. Collitus,leneci, arrived at Hanoi - salt 124
Shifißobert qnshitian, Otis, hence, iiivived at Saran
nryt 224 init. ,
-Bark-Oak:M.lonm, harken, arrived at Boston `2lld fist.
'Rut' Charies,Edwm,,Lattlelolts, eleared Boston
21st mit ferNmile -Jarman, r • •
Bark
° Mahlon,Willimosokfiebariforth, at,lio tie Ja
,
u Ire Mk ult. from
_l3ahs; - -
- 6' , lottssi lir,. Rally, :ailed from Rio Janeiro Ist Mt
tot Baltimore: • „ , , ,
Bark hence for Boston, sailed' from
Holm& Hole 20th lost, . • •
Bark DsvtdlASslsy t BsikoY., cleared at New York 22d
lost for Marseilles.-
Bark -' Charlotte -E' Tay, 'Hughes, hence, arrived at
Richmond 21st fast.
Bria,Neausters, Viewer. h ence at Perrounimeo.itigust
2lst,r,
tirik'Amelia.3llrem) .Etabhert. sided from Broutrers
loltierreth trier for this port. having repaired. •
?tic ' , Nova Brava, Noarpati. turncoat London ad met.
!la Qcenn Peaboyer. for Philadelphia. cleared
at lath mat. - '' • ' - •
thi4 Triumph, blorhusan, hence, arrived at St John.
N ldth ,nat. ' • "
Brig Samna' Fran'ol,_Parreit. for Philadelphia, from
Eastport. smiled from Holmes' Hole 2rith inst.
Sohn, Entail*, Thatcher, and Broadileld, Plak,oleared
at Hoehn Met met for this port.
Se hr hf cleared at New York .12,1 met
for Phi ladelphia.• -
Schra 'lt 13 peati, Cook. henna (or Taunton. and It
14 , tchall t Haus,Ro far New Haven, arrived at N York
2lat mar.
ee'orr:o Irrankback, Scudder, cleared at Nov York
and tut for ' •
Behr. l 4..Ch"vier.,Brower, from Providence, arrived at
Sinatra ria alit met. - • • .
Sohn, Nara'', Wooster, PT Carroll:Chapman: and To
ainh, Anderebn, for Philadelphia, sailed fromEastport
lith inst. .
Bohr' afarrinatclier. 'Crosby, for Philadelphia, sailed
front Eastport 16th inst. ' "
Kansa Adolfo. Kay. from St John, N B. for Philadel
phia, sail , id film Eastport Inth inst.'
Bohr Chu Habib,' Dunbar, hence, arrived at John,
NB. 1 8
W Bth net:
hr j hilden, Smith, hence at Providence Blot
SchrJnoFerrium, Crowell. frdin Providence. at New-
Port 21er inst. to load mimics for Philadelphia.
Bohr darah Clark, Orillini-lience for Boston, woe at
FAlrrin met, - • •
SO via IR Shitildiola. Williams, sailed from , Hartford
2int not rot Philadelphia.
SchrirE C Itnielit. Allen Ur, P 43 floilth,
11 St v Crainentn , l Richard Thompson, stilled from Pro
vidence = inst, for Philadelphia.
Sohn, Perch I-Tedium.. Clandy.•Amelia Iteckhill. hence,
and 0 Doeson Snow, from Baltimore. arrived at Provi
dence Slst inst. •• • • • -
Bahr Lewis MM. Hooey, railed from Providence 21st
Inst., Ca. Philadelphia.
Hahn H Brown and Vermilion, for Philadelphia,
sailed frnni Newport 2lat feet; all others repotted ar-
TlVeri.l7th, nth. 10th, andieth. reinitined.
Rohr hi Reinhart,. Peterson, cleared 'at Savannah
20th inst. for PhiN.delphia. with hit bsles cotton, 21 do
woe to, 21 , d0 ilomoi.S;ca and sundries. ,
Hohr Cozeilint Nona. hence at Norfolk list moat.
Sabra .1 ti Stifle, Hoffman, lance. end T P Limed,
Btrowbridro. from Gearketorn, S C, arrived at Wil
minaton, N 2lst Mg. -
Steen-tot J K NenfiA. sirhyy, henna for Itavana, &ei
cleared at C irloetnnlet4i mat. ,„
ProPellere Beverly, - Pairoe jrnnaidee, Vardar-
Veer. cleared at Near. rork illet t 'ion Pluladolpina.
'HOLMES' HOLE, Oet 2tl-4tir brig Tangier, Pendle
ton. Phil* elphia for Ekl• ton.
Bohr.. Everglade, Watts, Philadelphia for Salem* Re
boron Nuisht , Endicott, Boston for Philadelphia; 'New
.re nay. d o for New Bedford.
Bailed-Orin se Crosby: Bohm Snow Squall, Mina
Man. 0 rA I,lemktm_har. Mims Jameson. Delmont, J
Wilhamton. , , Fidatitt, , Georgia, D Mershon. Z
Stratton; Halo, - , Caroline net, Smith - Tuttle. Eva
Belle, BWl4llon, an
_d r Sanders.
4L
21st -r bus Wm rtlekehs. Strout, Philadelphia for
rhoam; sc,ha 9,oht Corson, Corson, dolor do; Sharon,
urlow • o forNewhntyport ; Jag Stonebank, Lake,,
o ftir retantudket ;- NOrtheni , Light, Endicott;' John
oudwaltador, raVIOT, sad Beulah E SharD.Maiha w.
Ooston for Pnilanelphial • , -
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
VP TO TWELVE O'CLOCK LdSi N IGHT.
(Per additional Arravais .reaTourth Pagel
%HARD HOUSE-Dhoetntit et., hit)ote s Ninth.
II W nu° whet Jr.Porto RicoH ri Paid - ca, Wrist'
0 W Kendall l Washington 1 4 0 Wilostß.-il
rag Marsha I. Balt, - Mama. enesuel ..
R E Pon% Salt it. Brigham, Bavitune.h
. Prinks. is Y -" B Tripp, R I
C Barrows, I Isaac Ronigßalt
P.Vins,,Rl • --- -- , • _PR Eliftori,,N C
y --
S-Roils-2S t - - ' -AA endraArrorN-Y - -
Wilktisuatimetuoiet - Ms Church. artuctet
ohnOallasher. By . • Bloat J Rendes, Boston
11 damn, Boston NS Bradlee &, la,-Boston
. J , &monis #c la, VS ' . Dudley Bush, lip
i5 °. 517.3:1:7:14110. Mass 0 gt°,s*.f:,`'R. Ibins
C Bentr: wft4h,,,,tm, ~ ~ f 0 Johnson, Via'
allrerster. Norwich • -•-. li Morris ,& la, Detroit
WA. Shepard, Troy, l'i Y ,J ohn T Johnson * Oa
_ ._
JONES -110T.EL-Chletnnt Street, nbove &nth,
W Rotude non; Pe. , V B Bluish, Pa '
Beaty, Idd - •H James, aid
B Orrin,. htd - ~ '. B Brunner & lit, hid
ll rei B danteh . 2ifd - blies 811 Ranter. hid
It obasonil , rllteburg J B Rex, ViekshnrE
- V alor INNIS „ - 051 Banat. .1Y Y
0 H Spencer, i Y Oeo Arbuckel, Ohio . -
AMERICAN ILOTEL—Chestunt ahoVe Fifth.
Ny. P Dreamland, Va
Broem. Fhila C D Wilcox. Nashville
ToGilweiv. D hlackay,N y • •
Yadyllatii Germany. - -
FRANKLIN 110118Fi-Chestnut Street, above Third.
Wm Newton. Roston - • -11ie arrie be rg
J Moore, NJ -
,yogi: N _
WAD trancart,Nn, N Y
11. warts. , Cmoinnati = 11.Wertheimer. Cincinnati
W Idopter-tia • -- - Ri r Petere, Newark. Del .
SPECIAL, NOTICES.
l'irticK:—PrOcisor o.'B. Fowler re
mains hi:Philadelphia thie week only, having Arranged
to commence a Course °flea tures In Wont Cheater; on
MONDAY' EVENING' next. and an'Jle usually
erowiled the last. thiric of bin Mai, lot thane - who would
avail therneelvee of his life-lona azperieace call imuls
distal, ag,922 cffp3Tlll3T!itreet: likely turar
Imam another opportunity. Pmf.ltOWLEgJwsmOlM
requentorill,LECTUßE THIS EVENINO at WEST
VIIII.SpELPAILA HALL, Corner 'of PARK and MAR.
• .
Toil VIAL' l!nvicif.i.ll is restored to de 4
eayed hair, and &healthy tone given to the soalp, by the
tole or 3ULES uauEt. , B EAU ATIIENTENIVE lIAIE
REaTOILItIt., thus preventing baldness, where it exists
throngli nga Oisioktiese; it renews lie growth, teetering
sn htdra and whiskers to the , soft, glossy, orlsinaleolor,
of life:: It'll not dye. ; Sold by all Drussiste, and by
JULTit:RAUEL St 00.,110. Tot 011EsTPTUT Boost,
—' - irat-aulteatW
Tux - ' l ltt,cox Asv GIBBS BZWING M
onism, fl CHLlTNUT , Btre,tat.TPltgadelphils. , oral-tf
&i44pitiaiB6 11 - 0-P.Roor SONB.—A very
Itrivasortment of SALAMANDERS for sale at reaaon
able Vilealfi No. 9e4 ORESTNIPP Street, Philadelphia.
&Otiti s • EVANS & WATOON
derownn Arounu• FAXILi frvue-Macinims,
4 LT SIDIJCZD 2 , lltbitii -
Tomporaels at elio.i*Vroidorsy..
Teton to Na: 4$ In s law Teets.
CIAB 4 LAMP DzPoT—Mvn e n Auou.
• as t-sm
Wm! Coou4ll
- 11ji WILT OHNUINE ARTIoLE -
r0iII4III!) 1 1/NsIi TRH GROWTH OP THE HAIR
rnittaw t $011"g1 GOWN,
tdrmafaetered from genuine sod pure
COCOA-NUT OIL
- 'figs viteetle preparation is rapidly hthinK the place
of every'othir eriiolitiow ftt use, as It restores the hntr
to Its sate - M . oolot and brAilanoy. A siege • trial will
ritlttir sitthet— , •
It promotes the sroesh ottho hair t
It Prevents the haft tellies ;
It kills ere32felnesee dandruff;
It glee; nevlifo to the human haii;
It mare. the hair rich aid slams' t
It is the most perfect Artiele for dressing the hair ;
It do disagreeable odors -
it le ditrereut fr6ra any Artiate made. as
It leaves unstick, substance;
And is the only erti-le diseavered for promoting the
health Rini iitrsngth of the hair,
SMALL 80TTL85..•........,
LARGE 80TTLE5..... ...
' TO he had at the following planes
O. 17. BOWE - gixth and 'Vine streets.
CALRWLINEEBLBS....TweIith and Race stream,
Bn*Alirli,tAltßlSFL....Bighth and Arch streets
WlLLtAikt sYLOR. ,‘....Meth and Base streets.
ANBROSESMITIL.. ....Seventh an Chestnut Its.
TAYLOR & - CO . .. . ;Ninth and Cheotenit streets
0. S. HUBBELL ' ' ":„.1410,Cheatinit street.
E. R. PEROT , 1Z23 Chestnut street.
W, J. O,inTER ... . Chestnut' sts.
Dr.l4.*MOßßlSChi......fleienteentli, and Chestnut riis
ISAAC It: ICAYr.A. ' Eloyenth end Arnh streets.
J. P. liIPPINcOTT let Neitli Fifth Area:-
•
I•. Mr EHANUEL........EIetenth and Vine streets. I
W. 119911tHie'... - .'..'..- .- •••••1429 Market street. '
HENRY RITTENHOUSE Sixth and eallowhid stir.
A. W. , FA:ROONS..... • - Franklin and ealtowhill ets.
g. E. TTOON• • • • • • • • -...Ninthind Vine stieeti. ,
TIto4AVRAAVPR..-...Eighteenth and Vine sta. -'
J. W•• Mkt ES - k'S'INS.. i..kixteentb and Market els.
„'l'. F.'. ST Ht .. -. . - t . : ,Eir hteenth and Market ets.
THOUAK 8. UAEN ' ' Twelfth and cellowhill ets.
•11, 4„.1:10WF;R: n ....,.. : - . - .Bixth and Green streets
OE 2: J.SCATTEtti .. ii9o..Fitth and , Ortllowhill streets,
',A: I.V.TAMO if.'.;, . ;•... ;; Ninth and Walnut itthets.
•-
-T, r,ANOASTER• ....: .. . . Eleventh and Walnut etc •-
= .110.0 T. F.NArliTlfeßi..Thirteeinth and Walnut ate.
- ALVAH ti_LTAT.E4 •-...• • • ..1' itte_enth and Locust streets.
H. W. INISEHP Fleventh arid Mt:Vernon eta ••
D.l; STAiii 1C.N.Q1.1NE.,... ~Eighth and Greed streets.
.. IL-B. TAYI.Oiv - ,;:,,,Tinth and`eallOwhill streets
:
W. TfIOhiPSON:::,... -- .NeiiinteentliandWitahlasyn.
. I A: Pii'itiAterVtilts,: -- 4`.:. - .BicAlid 4:124 Ifni,* itrei3td.. '
. • , _isEC).I*V4PWPAPP;' , ' ,3/ 4iiitiLink Nplt7 l o6l
)00. •
.-
T .:- 0VPAAt 1 1018.14.;...:, i.'l3i4th ald PdOtai Streets, • •
-_
• H..-wo‘THONElitkii;l; - .'Hixth and Peirrhili down's: l• '
. '4;_,ItHoNNOV,T;=;. -- i•ii.•. - ..'; Tenth and Osden streets."
R.fli .kiAltle.littedSi;..:•'- t lr.Tenth rinnoitterratrasts.
, : tle . :4tto , 13. SHlNHRS,i;;Seirtiiithand Sprawl , /streets.
1
" 61. AIL. 414NCIIPtt.',.:i8etiontrkenth .and•l•opuet ate,
AM 'tieltsi.P.l4 61144 ~"Pir Nisi, th: apt Mitrifet its.
-,..f' TR i)ripi".o4:4P;.: - ..P1 teenth and Race 'streets,:
. - l''' , ~..,:oti * , SO . N - : - : .fteoend:aboch,Rgeentreet.
',AVA_Vi-4 • : •-teteeettifTo 4441 Y; itANCY,HEAL
'--. Aittialaii'parja ,Skok,arent,.;„;:THALON'A...,SeNr : -
441410448sitor_i .-vlt 'llithuttollo NOW Yorks
~,...,-'
ISE AMEN It.ILVING „FUND—NORTHWEST
Clonstr. Snconn 'au - WAPMr fitrisetaw-DA posits ra
mmed in email and largtlifiVolMPii rtonr 9ll dams of
'the community, and alloweintereet at the rate of live pet
Mint per annum.
Money may be Drawn by Oiots ',about logs atm.
Offam open daily', from 9 until 5 o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 91n the eveninP. Premdent,
:FRANKLIN FELL Trearraret and SeoretarT, CRAP
6. MORRIS.
U=M
WHEELER & WILSON SEWINO MAOIIINES•
=Philadelphia. office. 68 CHESTNUT Street.
, Merohante orders filled at the SAME DISCOUNT as
by the Company.
' Branch 'offices in Trenton. New lotion and Beaton
and Westohestend'e• selimtm
1100FLAND'S GUMMI' Bursas will posi
tively oure ,Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, Nervous De
bility, &0., &o. 001 , LAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
Will" Positively ours Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough
&0., &o.
Prepared by Dr. C. M. JACKSON & CO., OEI ARCH
Street, and for sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
Price 75 oeutn per bottle. . ee2i-tf
"SCENES IN corionEssioNAL
B
JOSHUA R. GIDDINOS,
• . of Olio,
A LECTURE REBORE
THE HARRISON tarmArty tronruTz.
of Philadelphia,
AT CONCERT HALL,
Title (MONDAY rICYZNING.
Lecture to commence at eight o'clock.
dmiesion Twenty•five cents
Tickets to he' had of the members, at the principal
book tome; and at the door on the (ironing of the
lecture. -
r.G.,,fit.fig.1,141,--aryietr;;„D.4..tvitrDcAT
evening,Oetnhar 2athott 8 Otelook. will deliver a lecture
on PUBLIC OPINION, at CONCERT HALL. Chest
nntstreet. Ticket. LO cents; for sale at moot of the
Bonk and Muni° gores, and by the Janitor ofthe Epie
eopal Academy, nor. Locust and Juniper streete.o24-3t
r"SCENES IN CONGRESSIONAL LIFE."
TO-NIGHT.
- --
frrBUSINESS MEN'S DAILY 'UNION
PRAYFE MEt TINA.—In onneoquence of the
occupancy of Joy no's Ball, on Monday, the 21th loot.,
the NOON-DAY rRAYFR NEETf *CI will be tempo
rarily removed to SANBO74-3 I BEET CHURCII, San
som street. above Eighth, and will be continued there
nob] further notice. It
T . THE ILLUSTRIOUS at
01V THE
ILLUSTRIOUS DEAD, at CONCERT HALL
T
fir• MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
TR stated rnaetint of the Association of
the Hoard of Trade will be held at the Hall of the Board,
OHE , TNUT Street. THIS t Monday) EVENING,
Ot.tober 2ith, at 7t o'clock. LORIN BLODGET.
.It Secretary.
firJ.III32I4INGS AT CONCERT HALL TO
."'n
PEOPLE'S' LITERAR Y INSTITUTE
The Second I be '—
livered at CONERT e ff t a B I, o .o . r ri I VANPILLT erge' de Z
October 27th by G. W. CDR T to, Esn.
AND GILT IN YOUNG AIVIEFULIc.' Tickets f r the
Course Ilitula Tickets, adinittinc one, 25 cents:
Admittinc one centleman and two ladies, 50 cents; tor
eels at the bookstores. 024-4tif
GIDDINOS AT CONCEPT HALL TO
NIGHT.
WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, DO RE
TURN our our most sincere thanks to CRIOKER
IN & SONS, for kindly_ gi,vint its the , 139 of ono of
their fine Pinups at each of our Concerts hero. and also
in Boston. 'And also to PROP. DOYLE, for kindly ye
lunteerina his services as apianist at our 'moat at
Concert Roll. MYERS arsr KRS. It*
fa. REMINISCENCES Or THE ILLUS
TRIOUS DEAD. TO-NIOIIT.
lirT. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AS
SOCIATION of PHILADELPHIA.—Thn regu
lar Mnnthly Meeting' will he held nn next MONDAY
EVENINii. Oct. 24th i et 75‘ Weiner, in tho PIPTH
BAPTIST CHURCH.. SANSOM Street. below NINTH.
An Essay will he rend nn -" Christian Activity." by Mr.
OEOHGE McFARLANE. A fell attendenee of the
members is marinated. The public, reepeatfally invited.
Galleries reserved for Wiles.
02.21 JOHN WANAMARER. Cor. See'y.
"SCENES IN CONGRESSIONAL LIFE,"
rXR W 1 0 °C Tj1
DTONPRESBTPRIA CH
URCH
now i_n pro
gress of election on TiOGA Street. west of BROAD,
IDeo Yolentt) be laid on MON DAY. Oet.'2-ith, at 23‘
o elneh when a eolteetion will be taken to aid the
enterprise. - Addresees will be delivered by the Rev.
Messrs. Brnittord, Chambers. Shepherd. Duffield. end
Jenkins. ACCPIIB b r the Uermantown earn. either from
NINTH and OREF.N Streets. or by the EIORTH-Street
Line. stopping at Timm street. oT3-2t•
CLAY. RNI I a CALHO UN IA . WME. BS TER. BEN
TONNOEWTRAIA tTO-NIGHr.BUCHA-
I rr 01%TeCIPa T T lAN S"
81/N MEN'S
Npricp..-The annual election for officers and men
tion will take place on MONDAY. Ootohor 2ith. from
8 0. M. to 8 P. ISS., at the rooms. 1009 and 1011 CHEST
NUT Street. JOHN WANAMAK ER,
021-31 Cor. Secretary.
"THE OLD MAN ELOQUENT." at
14`_75 CONCERT HALL TO-NIGHT.
Erb DAVID PAUL DROWN, ESQ.. WILL
lecture before the Philedelphie latcrery Insti
tute. sr the mueram. FUND HALL. on THURSDAY
EVRNINO, Oct. 27th. at 8 o'clock. Subject—THE PAS
SIONS. c A mortion of the proceeds will be quelled to
che.titable purposes. 'rickets 25 cents , to be hod et ell
the, bookstores, and front the moulbere of the Insti
tute. 7t*
THE STUDENT IN CONGRESSIONAL
rf
r: istory shuuld visit CONCERT HALL TO
WORT. •
GIIKATID BANK—PIIILADELPtitA, Ott-
T'r toner 18. 1859.
Notice le hereby evert, that an election for thirteen
director& to serve for tho ensuing year. will be held at
the DAIMON HOUSE, on MONDAY. November 2net,
between the been; of 10 A. N. and 2 P. M.
The annual meeting of the vtockholders will bo held
at the same place, on TUESDAY, November Ist, at 12
o'clock
-t M.
oclBn2l W. L. &CHAFFER, Cashier.
3W".SOENER IN CONGRESS ioxat, LIFE,"
3 TO-NIGHT.
vg riSlaxArite—
Department of MINES. ART and M ANUFAO
Tit Es,—Course of 1859-GO. The course of Lectures in
this Depertment will commence on MON DAY, Novem
ber 21st, 1859, and will be continued IUI follows
Mechanics end Chemistry.—Prof. John F. Frazer,
Monday and Thursday at s P.
Geology and Minemlogy.—Prof. Charles B. Tres°,
Tuesday and Friday at 4 P. M.
Civrl'Engineerinß—Coastructton.—Prof.Fairmanßo
gers. Alliday and Thursdny at .5 P. ht.
Anent! Matheinatice— Surveying . --Prof. E. Otis Ken
dall en AY at +5 P. M.
Minim.—Prol. T. Peter Lesley. Tuesdny at 15 P. M.
A. course of Mathematics may be followed by those
who desire to do so, under the direction of the Professor
of Mathematics. The costae may be attended either
singly or together.
The I.eetures will be oentinued until the end of March.
For Tickets Inlay to Frederick Dick. Janitor, at the
University—North Building. .And for information re
specting' the studies, to
FAIRMAN ROGERS,
Dean of the Faculty,
0018-101 • - , N 0.202 West Rittenhouse Square.
rITFARMERS! AND MECHANICS' DANE
—VIIILADELPItia. October 3d. 1839.
olice la hereby men tlintan election for Thirteen
Directors wall he hold at the Rankine Douse on MON
DAY, November2lgt,l333, between the henna ko'clock
A, M. end 3 o'clock P. M.; and a general meatitiK of the
StookpoMers will be held on TUESDAY, November Id,
at 4 o clock P. M., at the Bang HPOIIO.
o 4 dtn2l W. RuswroN. JR.. Cashier.
11011,T 11 WA RE DANK—PIiILADEL.,
J. 3 PifLA, October ad, Me,
Notice is berebvgiven that an election for
_Thirteen
Directors will be held at the Banking Rouse on AWN
DAY, November 21st, 10.59 between the hours of 10
o'clotrk A: M. and 1 o'olooB ; and a general meet
ing of the Stockholders will held on TUESDAY, No
vember lot, at 12 o'olook 14,
011-rltn2l P . P. STEEL. Cashier.
ir COMMERCIAL BANK . OF PENNEYL
1.J,3 -1/ANIA. Philadelphia. Oct. le, 18.7). _Notice is
hereby wen. that en election for al N.TEEN WRFC
rORN to_serve the etianinsixesr. will the held at the
G.
BANKIN HOUSE on MONDAY, 21st , November. be
tween the boors of 10 A. M. and M.
The Anneal meeting_nf the Btookholders will be held
si the sem:l'piece on T UESDAY, Ist November et 12
o'clock M. B.C. PALMER,
0011-mwf-tn2l• Cashier.
7:THE PHILADELPIIIA. DANK.--OCT
4, ISM
annual meeting of the litookholders of this Bank
will be held et the Bank ing Reuse on TUESDAY, the
Mat day of November next, at 18 o'clock M
And the annual election for Directors will be held at
the Banking House on MONDAY, the 21st day of No
vember next, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 2P. M.
of...wlreent tn2l B. B. COMEGYB, Cashier.
IrrMECHANIC lIANK.—PHILADEL
PM lA, October 4th, 1869.
Notice is hereby given that an eleetion for Thirteen
Ilcritors,_to serve the ensums year. will be held at the
ne. Donee on MONDAY, November 21st, from 10
A, .to 3 Y. ht.
Theenonalmeeting of the Stockholders will he held
on TUESDAI . November Ist, at 12 o'clock Al.
on-widens tn2l J. G. 1111TCIIELL, Cashier.
"TBANK OF COMMEitcE—PHTLAMEL
eIIte. 00t0her !SA—Notice le hereby given,
t an Election for thirteen directora to nerve for the
Preellee_year, will be held at the BANKINO HOUSE,
on MONDAY, November 21, between the hours of 10
o'clock A. &Land, o'clock P. M.
J. C. DONNELL,.
orr3-nawf Cashier.
,
The annual meeting of the Stookholdors will be hold
at the saine.plarie on TUESDAY. NOVAMber L at 12
o'clock M. J. C. DONN I , ,LL,
oeSqnwftnl Cashier.
ZWISSLER & FIORILLO,
126 NORTH THIRD STREET,
Have for sale a large supply of
CIGARS
OF THE BEST
HAVANA BRANDS.
TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES, &e.
AGENTS FOR GAIL h 'A X ,
GERMAN SMOKING TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
0e24-3m
VARD.—SOMERS 447, SNODGRASS, 34
IL/ South SECOND. and BTRAwBERRY fittings,
have in store a lame stook of Chinchilla, Eskimo,
rosted Tricot and Batin•inted Amer Moths Alao,
arin-fared Doeskins and Heavv Patent-finished
Clothe. for Ladies' Cloaks and Mantles, and Gentle
men's CP'erentitins. o2a-tf
...26 oentn.
A LIFE-SIZE PHOTOGRAPH IN OIL
A
peewees°. .1.11 the !tdenntages of nn Oil Painting
And n Photearnph. and is for saintlier to either. when
wade hr eirdful persons. eac h these emplosed et
NEIAIER'S Photographic Gallery, SECOND Street,
above GREEN. - It.
PAPER, CARDS, AND ENVELOPES.
CIAEIK AND ENVELOPES.
PAPER, CARDS, AND ENVELOPES.
022-11 t. NZ COMMERCE Street.
GENTLEMEN WOW:1)Mo WELL iii
calling on DRAB do KENSII., 139 N. NINTH Bt.,
taxml Cherry, and have their old Garments made to
look equal to new, by eleansing or dyeing and repairing.
0a22-2t.
VtiOICE PURE TEA.-LOVE, FOURTH
N.J and CHESTNUT, has reduced his Dollar Black
and grass Teas to 7,5 cents per pound—A Bargain. on
ADi S AND SHOULDERS.-1,700
la Pieces City, Smoked Here and Shoulders. Alen,
900 tense extra Suer Cured Hants, for sale by C. C.
SADVER & CO.. ARCH Street, seoond door above
Trent. 022
LARD. -L-155 bbls. No. 1 Leaf Lard, for
gale by C. C. SADLER az CO., ARCH Street, seemed
door above Front. ott
OLD COGNAC 'BRANDY,
Me,and Xs Pinata.
Do. do, Otard.
• •
la
bend, and tot male Il
by en neesy. A. MERINO.
4320 740 Routh FRONT Street
ITALIAN" HEMP, ROPE.—ltalian Hemp
Rope, White end Tarred, for Inclined Planes. Ma
nufactured and for Bale br
• • - WEAVER, FITLER & CO.,
, N. "WEB St.. and 22N. Wiler‘mr.
WAGON •GREASE.-240 bbls. 200 half
v 1)1)1400 qr. bl)le. 1,600 cans super Wagon Grease,
ma!ritaptured and for sale b . y
ROWLEY OH - 111.11116 CO, r
No. 16 Reath WRARYFR
WIPERIOR ARTICLE tIF COTTON
Kg TWINE, Airlift's by ROBERT E. EVANS,
.111-ImlY . . MB CHESTNUT 'WAAL
NEW YORK SYRUP-300 bbls. assorted,
ferSsisb • MOS GRAMM h CO..
lI~D • 413TiTIA Street
CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c.
RETAIL DRIC.G9ODS.
66 HAMKONIA. "
JUST RECEIVED,
PER ABOVE STEAMER,
OF OUR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION,
A
LARGE AND HANDSOME ASSORTMENT
OP
PARIS POPLINS,
VELOUTINES, tfc
WMeti we wan offer al
VERY REASONABLE PRICE°.
THOS. W. EVANS & CO.,
• 818 AND 820 CHESTNUT STREET,
02141
SILKS AT LOW PRICES.
L. J. LEVY & CO.
dre now raring a very large and handsome snort
meat of
SILK GOODS,
Imported this autumn. at VERY LOW PRIM.
Many of the styles are offered at retail at lee. than the
importer's coat. The very large sales at midi= of
FRENCH FANCY GOODS,
Have given there the opportunity to purohase desirable
dosenptions of goals at less than cost Besides the
rioher qualities, thoy have also a large assortment of
medium-prioed goods, to which the inspection of pur
chasers is invited.
Their general assortment of all fabrics for Pall and
Winter use fa now full and oomplete. It embraces
every description of goods, both in tem and staple,
including
SHAWLS, SILKS, CLOAKS,
EMBROIDERIES, LACES,
CHINTZES, MOILVIELINE CASHMERES,
MERINOS, POPLINS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, MITTS, CRAVATS, WHITE 000D8, and
SUPERIOR LINENS.
809 AND 811 CHESTNUT STREET.
02t-9t
AUCTION PRICES.
THOS. W. EVANS & CO.
ARE NOW BELLING TIIRIR
FALL ASSORTMENT
OF
N E W S•I 1.4 K S
Comprising all the
MOST FAEIHONABLE STYLE°
DipORTRIJ TIM 14LASON,
AT
EXTREMELY LOW' PRICES.
818 AND 820 CHESTNUT STREET.
ou•3t
ELEGANT FALL
AND
WINTER CLOAKS.
• OPENING WEEK
OF
PARIS AND LONDON
IMPORT.STIONS,
AT THE
PARIS MANTILLA, CLOAK,
AND
FUR EMPORIUM,
708 CHESTNUT ETBEET.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.
012 wfm•Ot
EYRE & LANDELL.
FOURTH AND ARCH,
Are prepared talent families with their
WINTER DRY GOODS.
FRENCH MERINOEB,
LADIES' CLOAK CLOTHS,
WIDE SILK VELVETS,
BROCRE LONG SHAWLS,
FINE WOOLLEN do.,
4-4 ALL WOOL PLAIDS,
FASHIONABLE DE LAMES,
Do. PLAID SILKS,
SUPERIOR BLACK SILKS,
UNSHRINKINO FLANNELS,
FANCY BACK FLANNELS,
FINE EITOZIK OF BLANKETS,
CASSIMEREB FOR BOYS,
BLACK FRENCH CLOTHS.
N. B.—The above Goode are all at the low rate, of
tie semen, oote-tle2o
TORNISHING GOODS.
Orepn Balza' and Crumb Cloths,
Bull. Wean, and Blue Hollands.
.All widths of Aright W no Clothe.
Prorated Damaelts and Maroons.
Table and Piano Covers.
Blanketn of the bast sorts, and Quilts,
Curtain Htutrs and Reps.
owelinss,Shoennta. Irish Linens.
Table Linens, Irish and Hooteh.
Alta HPLEBB 111MTUER.8.
019rp
CREBTkiU f and !MONTH Streets
FALL AND WINTER CLOAKS.
Newest Patterns Fall Cloaks.
Winter Cloaks daily opening.
Blaok BAavor Cloaks.
Black Tricot Cloaka.
Blank French Cloth Cloaks.
air Cloaks made to ord at one day's notice.
Prices $6 to 815. PER e 6 JONARLP,
°ID !NTH and MARKET
CSSIMERES, CLOTHS.
V Thick Plain Cansimeres
Heavy Black Casein:term
Stout Fanny Styles.
Bussed Mixtures, Plaide and Striven.
tand 6-4 Ptrot-rate Black Doeskins.
lack Brom&loth' 81.60 to e 5.
Idles' Cloaking Cloths.
COOPBR 414 CONARH,
010 NINTH and MA RIC ET
DRESS GOODS AND SHAWLS FROM
NEW YORK.
Will be arranged this morning— • '
Printed French Merinos; high celors. "
Printed French Merinos, Polka Spots.,
Printed Prencli'Marinos, Chintz/rigors&
'printed French Cashmeres.
Printed life - Winn Cashmeres.
All Wool plaids, Satin Travers.
All Wool Moue de Lames. Printed in great variety
of styles.and Finny other kinds of Drees Geode.
Also, S. full line of Bay State and Washington Mills
Blanket. Long, and Square Shawls, of en" rely new de
signs and fine qualities, equal to French Blanket Shawls.
Also, several sty los Reversable and Stella Blanket
Shawls, of entirely new designs.
Black nod Brown Centre Stella Thibeta, from 83.10 to
818 enoh.
Brodie Long and Square Shawls.
A new stook of Cents' Neckties.
trajou'ir dark Kid Glove CHARLES ADAMS,
ele-thetn EIGHTH and ARCH Streets.
nOKRRY GOODS. —J. WM. HOF-
N 1 ANN, No. 9 North EIGHTH Street, has now
open his Fall Stock of Hosiery Goode viz: Driderveste
and Drawers of Cartwright end Warner's superior manu
facture, for ladies' end liliedoll . wear. Merino Shirts
and Drawers, for rants and youths. Merino Hosiery,
Cotton Hosiery. Woollen lioniery. Glove. and Gaunt
lets. and goods generally appertaining to the Hosiery
business. J. W. H. respectfully solicits the attention of
famtlies to his mock, assuring them that his stock to un
excelled for variety by any other in the city. and that
hie primes are as low as Unmoor any other regular house.
N. o.—No abatement made from the prim named.
821-wfmtf
SILKS; SIIAWLS, and DRESS GOODS ! ! !
ITIORNLEY & CHISM
OFFFR THIS DAY
Very rich fanny Silks for 76 and 87 °ants.
Exoeedinsly rioh for
_NI. worth 16125.
Blank Bayaderos and Plain color Flilks r &o., &o.
THE BEST BLACK SILKS IMPORTED!! !
Over $B,OOO worth of Drookoa Shawls.
Stella Shawls, in black and colorrld centres.
French, Scotch, And American Woollen Shawls.
Fla' ,and embroidered Crape Shawls.
No* sty biro( Cloaks opening daily.
All the above roods being
110110 1 IT CLOSE FOR CASH.'
WE CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
Our store, being centrally located, it is easy of access
front all parts of the city and country.
N. E. corner EIGHTH and SPRI R
NG GADEN.
oti THORNLEY & CRUM.
DRAWING AND PAINTING MATE
RTALB.
Engintiere'7l,nd Architects' Stationery.
Grecian Painting Materials.
Potiohomanis,Pieeigns and Vases.
Paint Boxes for Children, and also for Artists and
Students.
Pictures and Picture Frames.
Playing Cards, American and French.
Catalogues gratis to the trade.
SCHOLZ & .TANENTZKY,
N RETAIL, sh EIGHTH Street.
WHOLESALE AND O2O-3m
MISS M. MUNSON,
CLAIRVOYANT PHYSICIAN
No. 127 South TENTH Street
May be eorumlted for ft few weeks.
'Prior to her departure to Cati4Ornher on the 17th o
tfovemPtr. on-dt•
T!E PREss.—riIWEVHIA, .MONDAY, ,QCTQpgR 1859 t
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CLOSE OF THE NINETEENTH VOL
UME.
'HARPER'S
NEW MONTHLY AIAOAZINE,
No. extv.) CONTENT.% LNovroutit.
THE RICE LANDS OF THE SOUTH. By T. Alan
Son RICHARDS.
With Eighteen Illustrations from Originsl Draw
ins._ by the Autor.
THE vOLOA.NOnd OF CENTRAL. AMERIC,A.
With Twenty Illuetrationa from Origins I Drew
if. re • hLityrciteocs.
TEA CULTURE IN THE UNITED STATES.
With Twelve illuetratidne.
ROBERT FENTON'S VICTORY.
IMATCH-MAKING.
'NYE FALL OF MADBILA.
THAT DISA fr KEA Hu moos .
ONE OF THE NUNES.
PROPOSAL. By 114YAnD TAYLOR
MANA OF LETTERS.
. .
THE PHIAL - or DREAD. By FITZ Hyatt LUDLOW.
THE VIRCHNIANS. By W. M. THACEITRAI. (Con
cluded.)
ILLUSTRATIONE.—Sir George, my Lady,and their
Mastor.—Two Head• Fiscal!.
CHAPTER XCI. SSIIE Pu , nto.
CHAPTER XCII. Under Vine and FIN-Tres.
EFFIE CAMPBELL.
MONTHLY 11.vCORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
LITERARY NOTICES.
EDITOR'S FABLE.
EDITOR'S NARY CHAIR.
OUR FOREIGN BUREAU.
EDITOR'S DRAWER.
PROFESSOR FROG'S ENTOMOLOGICAL EXPE
RIENCES.
Swann Comm Degrtn• by BELLE W.
FASHIONS FOR NOVEMBER
With Two Illustrations by Volor.
The present Number ohms the Nineteenth Volume of
lIAIRpERN NNW MONTIthy MAGJWINM. In the Intro
ductory Notion prefixed to the first Number, tho Pub
lishers announood their intention to present n periodital
" which no coo Who had the slightest relish for misrel
tenuous reading, or the slightest wish to keep himself
in formedof the progress And results of the literary gd
nine .if his own aye. would w llmaty be Withmit. And
they intend to publishit nt so tow a rate. midi() sive it n
value so much beyond its price, that it shall make its
war into the hands or the foinilv circle df every intelli
gent citizen of the Onitod litotes."
Mow far they have succeeded in carrying out their de
sign the 114 Numbers of the Maurine already published
will show. Each of these commies '/Is tench imitterns An
ordinary octavo of SOO pages, if till!! tr il t edi n
the style of the Magazine. nt least three theism 'ii AL
Nineteenth Volumes of the Aiming ille'ltre 'lmo equiva
lent to a library of more than a Ifidetred Volumes. Nun
prising the but productions of the foremost Novelists,
ifistprinns. Essayists. And Poets of the dui
Without enturing into a compansen with other Arno
rioan verituboals. the Publishers may ho punting." to
say that listtnta's Mgoszitot cootnins 1,5 ppe
more matter than Blaeleioord's, teaser's. or the Dub
lin University Magazine. While coons plies to many
of the, best produntiona of European Novolistn and Es
sayists, HAReltlee MAO AZTNn rembtrly furnishes ft
larger amount of original mutter thin is ...minimd in
any other similar periodical, whether European or Anie
man. It has published artieles from more than Tiro
Hundred American writers. residing in every suttee,
and in almost every State of the Union. Hy thee wel
coming contributions from every part of the cortotry,
the Publishers have effectually prevented the Ala-c
-nine from assuming n nectionnl character or becoming
the omen cif any "mutual Ilfim , ratton" clique or party.
As an Ilhorrawit Mornzine. 11 , APEleo to wholly
without a rival. The volumes already oil have
contained mine thnn Nix Then-mid Ens rA v in u, n m st
of them executed in the highest stole Of the art front
Original OreArirli by Dopler, Parsons. Hite/Monk.
Fredericks, We len. Thavaites. ,hapin, Lou
W -
sing. hit. Bel ew. AleT,enan. Ptrother. blooper, Pal
las, end other Article. For these the m euis .. ne h l e es id
not less than One Hundred and Tirenty Tarawa!
Thn root of its literary contributions has consider
ably egooeded this amount. Ili s pun's MAGA z•trit has
therefore. in lens than ten veers. paid more than a
Quarter of o Million of Dollars to American Authors
and Artists.
•
To Pnblishore crateful's , neknowleke tiot this larve
outlay has been remunerative World their most nen
coin° expeetations. They hoped from the first that the
1111VIZIlln would 'make It II way Into the hands or the
family oirrle of every intellieent citizen of the United
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TE.
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ond i" Une-Tnlki Tho Reckoning; A Trip to Otitil.;
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Ito
ceht Amerman Publications.
l'snmi.—Three 'Dollars per annum, or tumiltr•five
cents a number . Upon
mill
ree . etpt of the sobwiptton
gee " fhtlt r e d P A i t l' a l le s e k , e p r ;e t !pa a !d ol a"
the
work
to
anit
Part
e
In minim% the control of the "Atlantic Monthly."
Messre. Tics:ion & nutria 'would SAY to Its renders.
that the Magazine will be conducted upon the same
general plan as heretofore. !twill be their Aim that.
under its rew management. the Magazine shall not fall
short of its present high ntentlard of excellence nail
they would bespeak it continuance of the liberal pa
tronage which has hitherto Wen acceded td tt, and
which is the best proof of the piddle oPhreolation of its
me eta.
ott COMMUlliegliollll upon the business of the Maga
zine should, in future, be eddressed to
TICKNOR h FIELDS.
Roarox, Oct. 15,16 w.
A HEA LTHFUL AND REFRESIHNG
LITTLE WORK.—DICK b. HIS FRIEND
FIDUB. By C. M. Trowbridge. 'lllustrated. 18m0.
.18 cellist
A capital little story illtistratinn the oneness and hap
piness which folio* hood to the. warnings of conscience.
-nplorth American.
)ick learns. by a snmewhat saver° discipline. to love
and respect hie friend. notwitlistsndinv his impertinent
intrusions and unwelcome reproofs. The story la N dry
well told.—,N. Y. Etangelist.
Just publlehed by
WILLIAM 8. 4c. ALFRED NARVER,
027 No. cos CHESTNUT Street.
OLD BOOKS—OLD BOOKS—OLD BOOKS
The unilerelened etater that he has frequently for
tale books printed between the earl lila and MO; early
editions of the Fathers of the Reformer. and of the Pu
ritan Thome; in Last, Branton, Littleton, Pullendortf
Urethra. Dower.. Coke, Hale. the Year Books. Repromi
4.0. are often to be found on lame shelves; Gyolopeditte
Lei Mona. Chunk. authors History. l'oetry, PhilosophY
&tonne, Political Econo my, Government. Architecture;
Natural History,. Treatises upon thersa and other kindred
Naas are being continpplly dealt in by him. Books,
large and email V qnstitittes,pernhamed at the Custom
a. on avenue flooketatl, CILESTNUT Btreet, above
mrth, Philadelphia.
ilLihn JOAN il A MP F1R,14..
CLOAKS AND FURS.
T o THE LADIES.
GREAT OPENING
0 AKPORD'S.
Very rloh and
DARK SABLES,
lIUDSON BAY MARTIN,
MINK SABLES.
THE DARKEST SIBERIAN NU.RREL,
These Skins urn all of our own
IMPORTATION,
And Manufactured on the Par:sista by the most skit
NI Furriers, which enables us to sell. et the lowest poe
EMIG prieen SETS from $5 upwards,
REMEMBER
OAKFORD'S.
024 CHESTNUT STREET,
ool*tt BELOW SEVENTEL
MILLINERY GOODS.
NOTHING CHEAPER! NOTHING BET
TER!!
Having the very beet favittiea, we ere determined to
tarnish, at the
LOWEST POSSIME PRICES,
the best and most seasonableirmals in BONNET S
trimmed or untrimmed, AIBBONS, FLOWERS
Rlieff t , S, /to., Om
We have now a splendid stock of
WINTER BONNETS.
to variety of style and yunii'•. sure to please the
most simple or th.• most Insiitionnble
Also, a most oomph:do assortment of Children's Straw
and Fanny Bonnets, Beavers, Pints. etc.
Beautiful Cloth and Velvet Caps for ninnll boys.
16111001,N, Wooll, ac NIOLIOIAb,
725 CHESTNUT STREET,
ola-tf NORTH RIDE.
WARB UitTON,
1004 CHESTNUT STREET,
3UO S. SECOND ST., of ow SPRUCE ST
Has just reoeivad a beautiful supply of
COIFF(TRES,GAGIIEPEIGNES,
.c.nows PIECES, AND BARDS
la OM and linltation;or thomlxoet Parte Yetsluone
WA lik3o-I:!tpV . ,
300 SOUTH BECOND tiT„ 111i1,61/:4
1004-WE6TRUT MTREET, ABOISCO`.EN '
AIIRS P. M. REDMONIL2Ciiih i
woo& TENTH Iltrent. will open or Winrer Thollione
nn sAT unDAY. Oet. 22. 018 at*
REMOVAL.
The Subsartber having
REMOVED TO
255 MARKET STREET,
(The store formerly occupied by J r , ll.lillieon & eons,/
Would cull the attention of buyers to toe large and well •
selected stock of
OVKRCOATINUS,
CANIIMERES,BATINETTS,
VESTINUS, TAILORS"rIIIItIMINSS.
And all other goo& adapted to Men and Boye' wear
JOHN V. TERRY,
oan-trn 331 MARKET STREET.
REMOVAL—MARTIN A: WOLFF have
Removed to No. 3sl MARKET Street, Knuth side,
below Fourth. where they otter it choice assortment of
Fall and Winter Goods, at veri low once.. eis am
HENRY B. NELL,
CLOTH STORE,
NO3. 4 AND 0 NORTH SECOND STREET
FRENCH FANCY CASSIMERES,
And Mixtures oultoNe for suits.
VELVETS, CASHMERES, dm, &.C.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
sB-tlim 6m*
850.000 TO LOAN,
IN SUMS TO SUIT APPLICANTS,
upon Diamonds, Watohoo,_ Jewelry , Duns, Mer
chandise, Clothing, &0., on moderato terms, by JONES
& CO. Brokeze, northwest corner of THIN) and GAB
KILL titroots, below Lombard. Establishell for the lee -
Office home from 7 A..111,,t0 7 P. M s
second-hand Gold and Myer Watebes. 13 7 emli 3l ll
makerarranted genuiros, 884 14400P,A1tz . ?
prisigutl ace.
PUBLISHERS' NOTICE,
F U R S.
ABOVE TEEM
REMOVALS.
DRY-Go Dl9 j i ifjElt~.
MERRIMACK PRINTS,
ELEVEN NEW STYLES;
OPENED
MONDAY. OCTOBER 17.
DOR BALE BY
JOSHUA L. DAILY,
Zl3 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
SPECIAL NOTICE
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
We beg leave to oral wood attention to out stook of
DRESS GOODS,
Now exposed for sale,
EVER Y RETAILER,
Who may nail NEW YORK will be amply repaid the
expense of hie trip, by selecting out of out splendid va
riety styles different from those to be found in other
markets.
WE ARE NOW OYENINO
60 CASEY DELAIN ES, new and really beautiful.
290 " WAMBUTTA PRIN I'S, new styles.
100 " WARREN PRINTS.
1,000 CLOAKS, SACKS, AND MANTLES.
3,000 SHAWLS, imported expressly for ILL
We have a rich aupply of
DRESS GOODS AND DOMESTICS,
OF POPULAR BRANDS,
But to the above we ask your notice ih pattioular. Ws
shall not quotaprisee, but outface it to say, that by this
advertisement we moan to attest your' attention, and
the Goods and prices will enable you to tweet the at
tention of your oustomer3 the (*unto , round,
DE FOREST.
ARMSTRONG, & CO.,
80 AND 82 CIIAISIBNNB STREET,
LARIaraIINGS, OIL CLOTIIS,
BALLY & BROTHER.
NO. 920 011ES'iNtr STRaT,
wmt OEN TODAY
A Lot. or
If . 4 4 L TAPitSTRY
CARPETM.
OF NEW PATTERNS,
AT ONE DOLLAR A YARD,
ENGLISH INGRAINS
BEIVENTY-FIVE OENTB
a?2-dtderif •
T O MEP:AUNTS BUYINCI OIL
OLOTHEI AND WINDOW MADE&
BLA.I3ON, & SMITH.
MANUFACIIIIIEItS Ole OIL OLOTEB,
146 NORTH THIRD EtTitr,E'r, ritxubtLrine"
We Invite the attention of dealers tom large 'Wok of
PLOOIt, TABLE, AND CARRIAGE OIL CL4TII/3,
OREEN GLAZED OIL CA24131110,
n beautiful Article for ehniloB. The largest stook of
WINDOW PRADEO sod BUFF HOLLANDB in the
market. nt prices which de& &mei Midi). null-1m
HARDWARE PACKAGE HOUSES.
EIANDY & BRENNER,
NOS. 93. Wit AIII) P 1 NORTH FIFTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA,
wsolattanul COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
For the sale of all kinds of
AMERICANitIANGFACTURED IL4RDWA2II3.
AND 1111TORTIMB or
'AIRMAN, BELGIAN, FRENCH. AND ENULISH
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Keep oonsinntly on hand e lerge stook of Goode to Fre
ely Hardware Dealers.
BUTCHER'S PILES,
By the cask or °therein.
BUTOURR'S EDGE TOOLS,
BUTCHER'S STEEL OF VARIOUS KINDS.
WRIGHT'S PATENT ANVILS AND VICES,
' SHIP CHAIN.
And other kinds in every variety.
MOWS AOSNIII roe
HARP'S REPEATER PISTOL,
WEIGHING ONLY 8) OUNCES.
MARA'S NEW MODEL RIFLES AND PISTOLS
EDWARD E. 11•NDY. /NO. O. BRENNER. 0. P. ERENNII.
eul,-tf
PACKAGE HARDWARE HOUSE.—We
w- would respectfully tall the attention of the Oene
ral
_Hardware Trade to our extensive Brook of BIR.
MINGILAhI HARDWARE, which we offer at a small
tdvance by the package.
Orders for direct linporti.tion solielted, and Goods de
livered either in this city, N W Yo LE W ( H e w Orleans.
Mt COMMERCE
street,
Importing end Commission Merchants.
And Manta for Foreign and Domestio Hardware.
au!!-H
GENTS' FURNISHING !;OOHS,
ft. C. WALBORN & CO.,
(NOW) NOS. 3 AND 7 NORTII SIXTH STREW'.
Lave now a very superior assortment of Shirts, Under.
clothing. °loves. Hosiery. eto.
Speolal attention given to
SENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS.
of Which a fine assortment is constantly kept on hand.
010-3mif
JNIVHOLSON,
m.militclurer of
SHIRTS, LINEN and MARSEILLES
BOSOMS and COLLARS.
A large and Ounce assortment. and WELL MADE
always on hand. unto wlneh I psrticularly invite the at
tontien Of CAM! nod prompt- tva) in 4 811ORT-TIME buyers
S. E, coiner of SECOND and ARCII. Streets.
PHILADELPHIA. 013./M*
UMBRELLAS.
SLEEPER his FENNER.
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS
or
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS,
336 MARKET STREET,
Are now Mating 111010 I'M) VIVI: HONORED D1V73122211
VA212.2110, of umbrellas, of ii4ery sue, from 23 to
Lnohen.
Buyers who have not tis,ltt...k F.'s make of Coeds is St
sinti their lune well spent in looki ne. over this well-made
;took. which incluttu v>Nv navvEasee. not to be Fie'
strith
• lIATS. CAPS. dra.
E 859. FALL TRADE. 185 9
C. H. GARDEN & CO.,
Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers in
HATS, CAPS. FURS.
;ILK ANI) STRAW BONNETS.
1,10.) STRAW GOODS
ARTIFICIAL PLOVERS,
FEATHERS, RUCHES, &u., dm"
NOS. 000 AND 602 MARKET STREET,
800111W0et COrner of
;:X'TENSIVE STOCK. BEST TERMS, LOWEST
PRICES.
kerwUs .- , • '
• efDS FOR THE SEASON.
BRONZED FENDERS AND IRONS,
STEEL FIRE SETS, FOOT fl aRIIIERS
BLOWER f4TANDS,_ PLATE WARMERS, HOT
WATER DIHES,
AT THE
HOUSE•FURNISHINU STORES,
NOS, 9111 AND 1.249 CHESTNUT STEEET.
JNO. A. - MURPHEY & CO,
oti-wfmtr
CHINA AND tjUEENSWARE.
- -
INDITE GRANITE AND CHINA-----
TEA SETS,
DINNER SETS, TO/LET SET. ,
I'lU GLASS GOBLETS, TUMBLERS, /Ix
AT LOW PRICES
WEIGHT, SMITHS CO.,
NO. 3 NORTH FIFTH ST
019-write
BOYD & STROUD.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
Rave now on hand a complete stook of
QUEENSWARE.
GLABSWADA, and
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA.
At their OLD STAND. No. 3h NORTH FOUNTS! BT.,
four doors below Alerohanta' Hotel, to which they Jame
the ettention of WHOLEBALE BUYERS,
ADENTP POD PITTABOILO
COAL OIL.
PHILADELPHIA
PHOTIO GOAL OIL WORKS
BURNING AND LUBRICATING COAL 01L8
Melhufnotured and for gala by
lIELMR, MORRIS, & CO.,
TRIETEET/I, NORTH Off, MARKET STREET
s9•Jm
ItAtLIf6AD"7fTEL
T ' 4
1 PENNSYLVANIA OEN TR A L
RAILROAD.
1859. 0 , 1,16 „ 1859.
TILE CAPACITY 0 H 3 It ATV 8 RQUAL TO
AN I( THE COUNT Y.
THREE THROUGH PA:33EI4G R TRAINS
BETWEEN PlfiLA I7EL PHU AN PIT TSB MG,
Connecting direct at Philadelphia with Through Trains
from Roston. New York, and all points ast, and stthe
Upioa.Depot at Pittaburg with Through 'r rains for Cor
121:1EnittatliPtligleLenn:,linglugr D i kt, l : 4 , t r? t t4 1 11 i
interiiediate mint, in Ohie, Indians, Illinois, Kentuc
ky. A !oilman, Wisconsin. Alinspenta,Mwswart, Kansas ,
and ebraska—thus furnishing wimp* for the trahe
porta ion of Passengers unsurpassed for speed and coin
fl! by any other route,
xeresa and Pprkt Lines ru n through to Pittsbur g ,
wi hout (Mange ot Uwe coVoOuotore._ . .
wc.i
tr
milking Card aye anc e tO egich F lro emie 9i rh .
B t, l i e iVirfisa c ii, ar tilN t i? Del MY 2
', AP.. last Lie s ei, Bun!
nays excepted.
Nail 'frain leaves Philad elphia at 7.11$ A. M.
Past Line " °AO A. M.
Express Train leaves " 10.60 P. M.
WAY TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
Rarkesburg Accommodation at 12.30 A. AL
Harrisburg Accornmßdation, via Columbia, 2.00 P.
Columbia 430 P. AL
Passengers for West Che ster will tithe the Mail,
Parke/dim, and Lancaster Trains, at the Pennsylvania
Railroad Foment:or 814tiotr,
Poseeniforr. Mr Sunbury, Williamsport, T imi.r., fu, fro
lo, Niagara Fells, awl intermediate Ninth, paving ',pa
delphin at J.Ri A... ., and 2P. M.,1t0 directly I ia.tig .
Tickets Westwardiorty be_Obtaiped at the office o the
Company irehdn.delph,a, Plow 104, DoMoO, or Bal
timore ; an Tickets Eastward at ani of the important
Railroad 0 cos in the West ; also o board any of the
regular Litre of !Retailers on the isms/Pup' or Ohio
Rivers.
ft; a r a e ' i l ite c h t i he c rot Route,
n s or the
.Pepnegvania Railroad to Chlea-oonake this ttLe
DIRE, T LINE BETWEEN TIIE EAST , IND THE
GREAT NORTHWEST
The connection of tracks by the Railroad Pride, at
Pittsherg, avoiding all drayage or ferriage of Freieht,
together vrttts GO !laying el Moque riirventau:s readily
I , uP%
lin , elated by Shipper* or roman; and the Travailing
FREIGHTS WESTWARD.
By this Route Freights of all deflellptimm clan be for
warded film Philadelphia. New York,Boaton, or Balti
more, to loiut on the Railroads of Ohio. Kentucky,
lud lane. haws, Wisconsin, lowa. or,Miegouri, by Rail
road direct.
The Pennsylvania Railroad elOb ahnnypte e : t e Fittaburs
with Steamers, by which Goode can be ilftlrar to any
art 01:1 the Gino, Mutkin!ium. Keptuoky , endesSee,
mberland, Illinois, Monnatippi, isconnip,_ ellionurr.
rinses, Ark:meal!. and Red Ri yore ,g;
Sandusky. and Chicago, with Steameta, tirlOtt,P
Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entratbig the thidOrtatia:
of their Freight to, this company, can yelp 111. r
dance on it? seeedy . troient. ,
_BA Jilts OF b
_RI:WILT to anysoint In the West
by the Yermayfranza Hai/toad Arent all holed as favors
hie a. ore charged by other Railroad Companies. ,
ro ii9., Be particular to Mark package*" via ranks. Rit.tl
- in the Wr,nrdating goodirrogn the Erna;
will do we Ito direct tem to shipped by Rile Route.
For Fre i ght etnittae o[ il.inning Directions, cep!)
to, or addresa either of the toUrriving Asente of the COM
DEWY
WS fittsittirr
Doyle dr Co. Rteubliirrill,O.; H.Pierc i e i t Co.,Zolate
villa, 04i. Johento, 'play O.; R. 5
i selb mays-,
.l Ormsby k r'.13Th4.,111` 1
at
Cincieliati,D i i *there kr Bibyt, lincinnatt. o;}t, C.
Meldrum, Non. Ind.; Wi own tn , ham.
Kr.; I' , G. 0' iley co„ Eronat W. gra
ham A Co., Cairo. Ill.; R. F. Raw, t Lame, Mo.: John
11. Harris.
Na
Tepp.: Haute Mrphis,
Tenn.. Clarke & Chicaro.'lll.; w fl. MUM-
Alton i llb;hlurphy &Wane. Ihibueue.
the
retebt'
Agoura er Railroads at di ff erent ponds in the West.
Patio atsenthet to Ibrir own shiglbento from. t4e.,
Eathe st will lift(' it tompanly atti tr e r i iiiterest cali t oNlT i l t entsot
toegitht A' the, atrai.
withrei• hie wil noel • prompt attentithh :. • , ,
fJ. PNEI.OI2:Iti Philadelphia.
t:6.44ILAW KOCLNB, 80 Borth street Baltimore.
LEECH & CO., 2 Astor House. or 1 S.' with= ft.:N.Y.
;ARM" de, CO,. 64 Kinky itrcitt, Boston.
11. 11. H.ollit'fON Gehl Freight Agent Fhlta.
L. 1,. Tipket Agent, Finis. .
ta4.l 4, HOS. A. SCOTT. Gen I Soil. Altoona. F.
T
NEW YORK
alli•Notati YENNsYL- -
' t ivp% 141)..
BUN ARn rtGEF, .
Pot BETH L.bamm, DoVLPTOWN,4ASTON,.
ALLENTOWN MAIIIOH CHUNK. iLAZUE Ott. •
6,50- Pease r,
e ° ,ll . Fit ki.ahnivitto4v aitreow, -
elpli %a. DAtifV.llitlethole exneted:l
Pot Bethlehem, Allentown, Melnik Chtunk, Itenelton,
Ike,,tExproes,/.at 9-10 A. M.
P. or Bethlehem, (kla Prem.. t 4 A P. 7 . 1 .•
F k or Doylestown, tActoommodstitomi stALSA.M.Asa.
Fol. Fort Waihingtdn,(Aooonumodationd zit ;IS P. M.
and O.* P. M.. THI:ft Mt tifli c r,PMA:
Deem, Itethlehem. tßstardea.le ts)l.: \t.
Leaye Doyle s town, (deco= anon,' fit OM A. M.
and I P. M.
MM;Z1111;i1
. .. .. ..
ON SUNDAYS:
lilladelphia7 for Dolestoirn. at 9 A.' M. la SP. M.
nyldetown. for Plidada., at 6.30 A. M. nod 5.15 P. M.
are to I,lethlohem, 4140; to Mauch Chunk, 62.90, to
Euton. 3la : tcl_Poyteetowa.B,2egate,
All Pa■aenget Ttain,2 Item Nwettai ane,) oon
fleet at Berke street with alb, and Si th.. 440, and
Second and Third-stroota tuteenger NM r •
mYIB ELLIS (;LARK. Arent.
.
ra PECILADELPHIA AND
U c TRO T • torN2Mfae,Pr4, l 1 1 10 t,
maga, Rook !thud, Ni are r elle. Milwpasee. Bur
ne ten, Meetrea), St. Paul'a,De trait, Durthetn, attt St.
ge,ereer ttAute will leave the Philadelphjeapd Reed
t o itavout Depot, corner BROAP awl . YlNk. Stfeets,
DAILI, (Sutler excetPW • lee tialevta •
7 A. Itt. r ttAY E fte t StS• .. ,
For Rlthirs,_ iekecil Felts, Du ato,PeteolS.TtleeNee,
Atilvrau Use, RSA !Meet% (Wane, Elt. real's, nar nitt.m.
mid ett. Louie.
5.7) P. 11I„ NIGHT EXPRP.P.S.
For Elmira, :Otte* re, Falls, Due ato,_Defroit Chloe°,
htiltvpukee, s ktook latand, tialdua, St. Paul's B rt,a g t o n,
and St. bete,
The 7.30 A. M. and !CI, P. At, tilting rue tamer!, to
HA II H Ili il U RU, WV tue a at an Ntzititnis oh the Lehellee
Valley Branch.
The 7.31)A. M. train connect. at Rupert for Wilkes.
berm Ntstou, Scranton, end all etatious oa the LACK
AWANNA AND BLOOMS DUB ti JLA I L.ROAD. .
- • • . •
Bilgrege changed to Budalu, and Buspention
Bridge.
Tiakete can he groin e 4 at the Philadelphia .and
Elmira Railroad Linn Ticket Oillct. Plerttoeedt corner
of SI XTII and CHERTNUT Streets and at DA Passen
ger hart corner BROAD and VINE.
°BOIL EXPRESS FREIDRT TRAIN
Li/avast the Donut. Broacketroet, Below Vine, daily Pun
d7renftWitltiiaft"l/VAMlXt'et:lNel North
a tCl mature
Going ,ne own; day.
For NI - fiber nrcinpAr, air at
reight egoq n below Vine,
Or to CHAS. . APP : antral Arent,
N. W. comet Man SM
and EBT4IQt 9tOetf, •
pot-t( , ,
TOW RA4LROAD—SU3ISISR ARII I 4,I4ORAIEN 78—
On and after filoptlN,AMASUn li i . l further no sloe.
Leave Philadelphia 6. 1,0, 634. nun., 10. 11, 12,
2,3. 534 4. 0, 6740, 7. 6 1/, 10, end 1114 P .
. M ..
Leave Germantown 6,7, 8 , 44, 9 ,10, / 1 , A. 34.,
1, 2,3, 4, 6,6. 734 8. 9. /Os P. I.
1:112 SUNDAYS,
P. 51.
Leave Philadelphia 9416 Min. A. 31., 1, 3, 0,7 M, and 1034
Leave Germantown 8.10 min. A. N., 1,10 min., 4, 654,
and 9,4 I'. 11.
cIIESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 6,8, 031, 11 A. 81., 2,3 h, 4,03 c 6,9,
11X P. M.
Leave Cheetnut Hill 7.10, 7.40, 8.10, 1.40, 11.66 A. AL,
1230, 3.40. 6.40, 7.10, 8.40, 10.10 P. 51.
ON SUNDAYtI
Leave Philadelphia 9.60 imn. A. rrt., 1, 9. and 7X P. M.
Leave Cheetnut lOU 7.50 A. M., 11.66, 6.10, and 8.56
P. M.
FOR CONSIZOROCKEN AND NORRITEOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6.8.1)3 min., 1003, min., 114 A. M.,
1.05 min.. 5.05 min., 434. 01.636 1154 P. M
Leave Norristown 6, 7, 9,11 A. 31., 1, 336 04, 6, 734,
P. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia Es A. M., nnd 4P. M.
Leave Norrintown 7 A. 51.. 1 and 6 P. M.
I.6nve Mintlelphis 6, 7.05 min.. 8.C6 min., 10 06
11I.' mm., 2.05 mm., 3.06 MM., 13,1, 6X2
nk 7)i 8 914 10X 11% A . A' I
.03 min.. 4.6, im'.sn
ON II ' UNDAYP,
Leave Plulatiolvitin 9 A. M., 3, 1 P M.
Leave Alannyunk 7li A. M.. 13C. IN P. 111.
11. IC. M ITH. General ...upermtendeat.
m 77 DEPOT. NINTH - grid GPI EEN &rivets.
FALL ARRANGE
MENT. PHILADELPHIA.
WILMI GTUN. AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
On and alter MON DAY. October 17tn. Me,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA,
For Baltimore at 8 . 16 A. M., 1.1 noon. Express,/ and
11.10 P. M.
For Metter at 8.15 A. M.. 12 noon. 4 and 11.10 PM,
For Wilmington at 8.15 A. 111.02. 4. and 11 .101 1 . M.
For New Conic. at 8.15 A. AL, and 4 P. M.
For Middletown at 8.15 A. M., and 4 P.M.
For Dover rit 8 15 A. M. and 4 I'. M.
For Mllford at 8 15 A. 51., and 4 P. M.
For Raeford at 8.15 A. M., and 4 P. M.
For Laurel at 8 15 A. M., end 4 P. M.
TRAINS FOR . PIIILADELPIIIA
Leave Baltimore at 8.30 A. 61.,1 Express,' 10.11 A. M.,
and 5.25 P. M.
Leave Wilmington at 6.55 A. M. and 11 M A. naz and
8.40 P. M.
Leave Laurel at 8.15 A. M., and 3.40 P. M.
Leave Seaford at 645 A. M., end 405 P. M.
Leave Millord at 7 ott A. M., and 4.05 P. M.
Leave Hover at 9 415 A. M., and 6.40 P. M.
Leave Middletown at ID A. M. and 6.50 P. 311.
Leave New DagDe at 10 33 A. 51.. arm 8 P. M.
Leave !Theater at 7 44. 12 A. 11..222 and 9.16 F. AI.
Leave Ittltimore for Laurel and Delaware Railroad
at 10.15 A. AL
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chest . rat 8.45 A. AL, ]228 and 1141 P. M.
eave Wilmington at 9.26 A. AL, 1245 P. 51., and UM
A. AL
SUNDAYS
Only nt 11.10 P. M., from Philndelpbta to Baltimore.
Only n 10.25 P. M.. from Bolumore to Mind°Wan.
FREIGHT TRAIN ; with PASSENGER CAR ottaohod,
_
will run ius
Leave Philadelphia for Perryville and intermediate
Dimes /It 6.45 P. M.
Leave Wilmin.ton for Perryville and Intermediate
places at 7vl P. M.
Leave Baltimore for Stammer's Run, Cha■e'a, and
Ilarewood at MA P. M.
Ma B.M. FELTON. Pregident.
PIIIL4DELPHIA
NEMPIIii AND READIIaq RAIL
ROAD, AIORNNG LINE, toy POTTSVILLE., READ
[NO and HARRISBURG.
Leaven the Depot, at corner of BROAD and VINE
Streets. at 7.30 A. 111.. DAILY,ISunda). excepted,/ tor
POTTSVILLE, HARRISBURO, and all intennedlate
points, connectins at Ilarrlsburz with train. running to
Pittsburg, Chatrlwrshors, Carlisle, Sunbury, &o.
AFTERNOON LINES.
Leave at 1.50 P. AL, DAILY, for POTTSVILLE and
HARRISBOR O.
At 4.45 P. AL, DAILY, (Sundays excepted.) for READ
INO and intermediate points.
apIS W. It. McILIIENNI!. Sooretari•
1859. als,A_Ell 1859.
FALL ARRANGEMENT—NEW hORK LINES.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHILA
DELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD CO'S
LINES. F.ROM PIIII,A DELPHI A TO
NEW YORK AND WAY-PLACES,
IrituSt niALNUT-sTRIRT WiIIARV,
Will le eve as follows, viz: FARE.
At 6A. M. via Cam.'en and Amboy, Cam. & Am.
Accommislation 9373
es.6ol,r3rkg •taoy Cal, (New 2
22
At 7 4
t ~ via am n yin 4 • inning
Mail 3 00
At II A. M., b) Steanglauttlvi j Pony 'Jersey
City, Western Es press— Od
At 123 s P. M., via Carndon nuCCOIIIIIIO-
atio n.. ..... . 223
At d P. A.
yrrns , ......... ..... 3 00
At 4 P. M., by tt,titamboat, '.in Taeony and Jer
sey City , Evening Express Oil
At 4 P. M.. by Steamboat, via 1 aeony anti Jer
sey City, ad Blass Ticket .... ........ 2 25
At 6 R. NI., via Ca
Camden and Jereey Ticket. .. ....... F verang
Mail . 3 IX)
At It P. M., via Camden and Jersey City, Southern
Aliiil . ... . . . ... . ....... ..... 226
At 6P.M, via Canble n ,iceommodat ion ,
(Freight and PaSseagerl—lst lase Ticket....... 2 2.5
2,1 Clem Ticket. .1 CO
The 6 P M. Mail Line rune The 11 P.M. 'South
ern Mail..
Saturdays
For Belvidere, Easton, Flemington, M.
and 2,4 P. M.
For Manch Chunk, Allentown. and Bethlehem, at 6
A. 21.._ vin Lehigh Valley Railroad.
etir Witter Gap. Stroudsburg, Scranton , WilloltharTe ,
Montrose, Great Bond, An. at 6 A. M., VIZ Delaware,
Lackawanna, and Western Railroad.
For Mount Holly. at 0 and 9 A. M.• and 2% mid 4 P.M.
For Freehold, at 6 A. al. and 2 P.
M.
WAY LINES
For Bristol, Trenton, Ac, at 11/4 and t P. M., from
Walnut-street wharf.
For Palmyra. 'Winton', lieverlY, Burlmgton, Borden
town, Ao., at 123; I /113 d 3S P. NI.
Steanilmat John , Neilson,lor Bordentown and interme
diate places, nt SSG P. M.
Steamboat Trenton, for Bristol, Burlington, and in
termediate Wanes. at 11 A. M. and 4 P. Al.
FiftY include of baggage only showed each passenger.
Passengers are prohibited from taking anything as ag-
Me but their wearing apparel. All baggage over fifty
pounds to be paid for extra. The company limit their
responsibility for linglenti to one dollar per pound, and
will not be liable for any amount beyond elie, except
by special contract.
Oct I. IMP. WM. B. GATZMER. Anent.
NOTICE.---CRESTER
- RAILRO'ID—P.AS.
sENOER TRAINS FOR DOWNINGTOWN AND
TERMBDIA'PE BTATION.—On and niter ist.ranuarr,
18.59, the Panama: Trains for DOWNINOTOWN, wilt
start front the l'assonger Depot of the Philadelphia and
Refuting Railroad Company, corner of BROAD and
VI N R Streets.
P.IOIININOO TRAIN for Downingtown, leaves at 7.30
A. M.
AFTERNOON TRAIN for Downingtown, leaves at
4.46 P. AL
DAILY (Sundays excepted.)
fly order ofthe Board of Managers of the Philadelphia
and Reuling Rationed Company,
__
439 W. R. AlalLßENNY.Beeretarr.
FOR MANAYUNK
""WANT®r•-
'WANTED—In :a Dry
intellactive,.Goods Jobbing
Ir Y nt v oia g li .:l7ad n , end iw correct at
the first 5enr,...,t(LA1,01 , , references. e.
nt the
dtore,No. 213 MANK.EI 6treet, between the houra of
land o elm* P. M. . 022
IyVANTED , —By a Practice] Bookkeeper,
litm i t io e ee gookkoeper. Collector of Ifouso
Rent 4, &e. 134 , 44 of oth teleteuoes will Ix , urea.
Addrose - .• J. A 1.," at this office, 0.2 6t•
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
will to offered to a suitable *onion who has a
capital of either 4100 or el WU References and part.-
cillnre will be*litep, by addressing, for one week,
"Oeltir," Blood sytapettch,k:ht Istle !phis. o"3-3t•
WANTED—By a middle-aged man, a
It.ition no Packer oy Porter in a Wholesale
%tore,Good reference* will be given. Address "K."
office of this pap., gt•
WANTED—.I fierinan Designer for all
lunda of Woollen Cloths. A permanent and luera
two Poaltion , 3 offered to a German havens the Jolley
ins sualifieatlous, vm. A thotoueh knovledse of the
French and End ,oh Lane unrest, an accurate knowledee
of Wtbollen Mannlnetures as carried on abroad, and
[lent ae, ill and mete to settle,: up new and fano! Mlles
of Woollen Cloths.
A practleal Weaver and Deamner. end_ none other
needitpp/r. to 51 Eaton FRONT Stunt.
33 LETITIA Street.
WANTED—A Lad in a Ribbon Store
Address " this office. OS7,t•
WANTED—By an efficient Young Alan,
with is thorough knowlesUe of Cgs and PAW,
%)IVanin• and Jersey trade. n tlitnattnn witk a Jobber or
I tap ot ,Nutious. . ur Fano, (roods. to aell
goods from sssugits on CVITI mission. Best of reterenoes
given. Mitsui •` L. 8.," office of The Pres.. o:1 -3t•
WAN'PF,D -- A young Married Man,
whose evemors are disoriented would like to
suis'or tirem ITS kreqns a set of nooks. Instil= out
hdlg. or lot ng. tee. 'arms moderate. Address" C. R.
T. , '
thisocrios. 021-31.
WANTI•D—A Partner in a pleasant and
• profitable "Cash" brimless, on CHESTNUT
Btreet..srth n Capital of 81u000 to !Vs OM Tors re a
rare opportunity tremnke n profitable womb:dent. Best
rolerencee green and reuired. Address, with reel
nuns, • • Partner." Box 11 34 Prot Offlee. 6t.
00(k I- A RARE OPPORTIJ
op G) 4 pigy in ofr,r64 to OW Itettvg,b4.l.
nen wok who .b,4#141r14 17,10 0
t illa bti,s4 , o n 6 -10 ... 67 ,A ll b s e nd re
yar;ntrOfitob oPuturniMiti ip, , , f mszoveriallit
Gal led AMOIIIVOR for. •• _ t ._ 1 ._...
~
nitiot motto s 6 ewil. al , tt try st' v. O. .‘o .• r , Zel
. ..
gre n a l lounl from B , n 9A. M.. nrcl 6to 6 '...` . - , •
A 'Youtg Miti * fronilfie com it ry," we t
y
ens years °N./W. Vatiss Wsittiatien 'its assistant
liaakkeecr. Can Aguish ;I usfactory references. Ad.
dress " Thenysi t t' oiled of tins paper. ‘ . oPkik.
!Mk EULT,E WITTO LE;r.
er ri pulp It) SAI E OP A cVALUABLE
i~SdOf ERMAN? ?AD Oran , N/1 4 T,.
' "VC ill he ;odd et ?unite !golfs. Orr "WW.liiitttlnK4. Clef*.
1;ot :ph trAnt tieleat Y M. n VlO 2 l Ap!..t; MILL
PRt:l'En ettuatedi r yt,PCItt,TVI r.ltr. • Barb
, •otinty. u) ; i nfo , end. INVlell.from
rIt h ia. ‘ ?1; & 1 1 4;3 1 11„7101 ghm Ptildeti t thr Zit=
iiftTONE :VI owl§ 4.5 fil,ktrenlbr etlWiet hi 'h
,with four run of otonos—tyyToo fn MOW - bars 'and non
emintr. sumo s "altar nibent feet high •bg te4 faun
Wjadt V) lh 9 feet head int MU ytiyout woos obth siren
ow* of elevator}, 4'114 ervijolit3o merebirnt• Nits to
rear Itmg. with tom flatten ettlithed : saa'.4l butte
rid mfle rnn 'nn ins Orrifrid plan two flou a• is! "fiotti.
w.th coot mach e (14 rolOnr at faccorn al:4.mnd ovary.
thin/ complete •,., , t1 in firet...rete ruder e '! •
81 e. re by Si feet kitehe.l7 610 t
fur tols +Ad n Tony og,tho first floor. fire on the
coact, undo" e on On MN.' Pia front an't heck
Pump ourar dear 'the iionr. teebona* and amok.
house. all new mcd eotopld su • A . , rthis, - Idisu 'stoned the
hone*. with eh nhery pm i rreitt o raTions fonds.
Tarn. 2 . 5 by 36 fen. s'oriet etc h et hi h, with tan!alit and
!pion entry : welt or good *Ater atlthe door, rah
pump booze, ho;-pane. vitr,cm-houses and shads. all In
ono order. •
bia Pronarty tr comddered uine of the best in, the
voiinty, havinv is rist enstent of between twelm 'and
fourteen t rummest bushels a year: and situated in alret
rate ciallburhond for yraire.'Whieh can. tie hkdat all
revving or the sear. .A men of the ris ht unravel , ' P. r
for this property in three voki•—ft paidnse SO per
cent. upon my
_purchase t bit "I have little or rinfaltull.
and my health bye felled me. so I em 1,1,01 d court for
lust atilt will briar. The imerovenseete skin" have
nest enatteen to twenty thousand dollars; but t shalt
L ee!! it if it don't brihr half pr eel'
The conditions Will he etecommodati___,__tiv and made
known, by ' iiel2-301 • ' VID•JOIVF.3.
91 1 0 STOVE DEAttlts AND OTLIF22B
a. FOR SALE—An Intetestla the trustietar . bite and
wale of an art en for Reatitar Room by (ias, by en en
tire pew prooest. - Srnalf investment renntred tn realize
rpnift;t. Artply o u. J 4. CIfIFFORLIONCIIRST
NUT Street. se. ort floor. , 'Oll-ft
gra' 'TO LET T -Dwellitig No.. $24 North'
riaslXTll Street, 4tone BrPvri- WC at qr mat:
KETStreet ,
G REAT‘:S,A 1.4 E
fr,4 L Di. A. g
CAIIIITAGEB . ,. AND ',IIARNID3B
Will be aokt el Pt 111.10 AV:TION, antis
11;11,12S " '
NARKISI NTFOST, -
ON T'OESDAt OCTOINER 2i 1159,
At letlf twilit 10' AIL the entire trArail?ti
Plinteplierneis of, • , „ • ,-
DAN'RICE.'I3 -
G A T '4 , 11 0 - •
•
Coos:sting of superior
•
Draught Horace.
At etched Carriage -
Lirad•cm* Saddle lione.a.
All 'a excellent cornball, Ala*, a :aria lob of
gyAriolid, suitabla for leaguing or Ducting purposes.
Also.o , number of CLIMIL:CS and a great gdorttity of
TYrd nail ottr-linrse Harness. The whole of
whoa will la •old It lots to Suit eurchagers
11.1" This Sale will atriod a rare upportunlty for those
wnihing to purchase llorueu. Wiagoac. Carringeg. or
Mimeo at a great reduction from their rail value, and
one tuch ax seldom occurs.
VitlalTMesi 41 ,, lfrint the Prop•rt y detail. *ill be
ready for tlenterY ,nt the Don °Tics ortlie
Theatre, Walnut attdet, oh Monday morainic. Oct n,
and also at the Bull's Head. Terms made brown at igis
tang and Mae: rtl r at.
TO LET-TO LET-TO LET-TO LET.
m. A bar.° Second-store Room. Northeast corner
CIIRSTNUT end BII3IITII Streets, 100 by Sti feet, sults
lde for a Wholesale Boot and Shoe, or Straw b11311169L
Med, A Large Third-Mory Room, in the same build
ing.
Al. A torte Secomt-atory Room, 84 by 26 feet, S. W.
corner BRUAD Mel WALNUT
A'so, A Large Two-stOry Gime, in BROAD Street.
above Pmt, =by I= feet. Apply to
J. ft. EttWaRDS,
r23-md.tlilm" 633 witmitYr Street.
'filoß SALE.
The fluheciiber rill diapose of the entire Stock of
FINE AIUNUMFN'Ii. STATUARY.
;LEAD AND youl i • STONES Am, kn.
AT TILE Rio.
T.hIAJIBLE YAM,.
No. Iffa ARCH street,
Woo. of Righttenth street
HiLl. AIOCI It E.
T 1 ) LET—A Second-slot"' tooto, conve
went to the State lion: e, %nimble tor a-Lawyer',
Otricte. Apply 131 CRESTNILPI' Brent. el 6
BOARDING.
%IWO Fine Communicating Rooms; also
-11-
one kni•fl one Vqn,atfi.
140" o et 1623WALINL TStro6t. e-V
WANTED Two 'Unfurnished Rooms
V th Bo+rd in a private Omar. for a Gehilemau
lady, entity° Children under nine ye , rs. Loc•tion pre
dressi North (een. end West at Tenth streets. Ad
C. II W.," et thia &Floe. statist terms. 021 St
=g==l9
D R. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE
-R- 0 PILLS Aril) PRORMIX BITTERS have linen
thoroughly tested. and pronounced a sovereign remedy
for ity grogram flatulency, heart-hats and headache,
ooatii. one.. diarrhema, !even, of all kinds. rheumatism.
gout. gravel, wor ts . goprry, ulcers, eruptive com
plaints, salt 111•111[1.mapelas, common colds and in
filien zit. irregularity and all demi ement of the female
dyStBlll.3 , lllllll.lllld various other dilleMll.o s to which the
human fr impte. liable For sate kr the proprietor. Jr;.
W. B. NtOFFAT. 31t ItIROAMAI . New York. and b.)
Drueuste rerternliv all /glair tha oonntry es-d.kWiv
INI PORTANT T.. I'LER,i;IMEN, PUBLIC
1 1. SPEAIOERS. AND RINGERS.
LANCAOTEH. S BRONCHIAL LADENCIA.
"A oLfilliT OlILD," if its Arse symptoms err not
arrested too often hors the foundation of vitriet) of
Pultronary Complaints. lip:lndia< COIL h. Asth
ma fironctulis. Induenra, Imre bort end Pompoms of
the Thro it. And other robsotutionsl deren:ein. rite
The el iltonsontlences of there dp[nTliPlB Mt, b easily
averted or subdued by keepin At hand A tomtit cf t e
Above celebrated Lk/LE:Oil-8. which have now stood
toe rest ot outdo, experience fot Ed% ern] I MI ,
Containing neither npiatss nor not injurious Anodyne.
their mar be s taken by the y r min„est child or the
most delicate familia. Prepared milt by
THOMAS CANCASTER,
ELEVENTH and WALNUT Streets,
017 marf2m Philadelphia Ye.
Dlt. GLENTIVINt'IIPS PILE REMEDY,
roe the cure ofifernorrheide or Piles. Constipa
tion. Pieta! in Ann, Ulearati ns of the Anus. Proleptic
of the Rectum e assures'
Excoriation, ulcerations In
ternal and External to the Anus, Pruritus, and all Die
items pssculiter to the Rectum.
The 1: coat and uniform eticeeseschich this Benieety has
attained for the cure of the above Diseases is unpthee
dented in the annals of Medicine. The rapidity of its
curative qualities and the durability of its cures are
equa lled bynii other Remedy of the ate. Ninety-nine
eases out ot an hundred are alleviated and cured of this
distressins complaint and are restored tocoinfort here
tofore unknown. Full and explicit Directions accom
pany cacti Box One Box is sufficient to perform a cure.
Prepared only by DR, iii,BNTWOBTIIi
No oil RACE :Brest.
Price Can he sent lot Adams , Express. 04-Im
1 E ,` 'AI;
PLOT -AIR, iiATris
Under the core of Pr. T. H. RIDGEI,I. MI SPRUCE
carnet. recommendod by an the prlncopal sl
ruins in the coy for R heumotism, Skin
plolls. Coughs end Colds. Ferns! , Diseases, am, do.
h;eperlal tnodno lons for Ladles. 01"1-1n)
BILUSEIES.
9111 E CHEAPEST BRUSH HOUSE IFt
A DELPHIA.—Look at the following hot of
gre for Hoodsornbs, and oomrete them wlth three
ght gigel ll eg . °
o 1, 53 knots, 531.5 yor doSen.
No. 5. 62 hoots, 75
"
No. 3,6 e. h I ota, 57
No. 4, SO knot', 100 • '
No. 5, 83100t4, 111 '•
No. 6,10400
kr.ota, 125
No. 7, 104 kr ots, 150 •••
No.8,1701.• - :t.i. 175
HENRY C. ECHETEIN.
47 rimt , Street, bolow Aroh,
Philedelents
V. NEWLAND & CO..
•
LOOKING-0 LA STI AND PICTURE-PRibill
MA NIT AC It REES.
WHOLFSA LB AND RETAIL.
Au ea tensire fr on, IV.INTINGS, cto. AN
very Lew Pricer:. b 0 t ARCII L'beet, above fincr
Plitmtelohm.
WARM AIR FURNACE.
THE NEW GONE FURNACE
COMUNIER
yi . l . l.o ., ro L ugy n tw
ie i r iu =r
b l , ruze wi o "t r it er o4 F lt . -;rltll e D
isal.ton mall eases enereeteed. [dings Wknuej
uld Ventitatid RIVOLD 4 WILSON,
Iwo CHESTNUT Street.
LATE MANTELS,
The Richest and most Beautifal Specimens 91
Enamelled Slate Mantels, ever offered for We in this
country • manufactured by us, from ranzaylvalua Blate
stone, and for sale vary low.
ARNoLn WILSON,
1010 CHESTNUT Street.
fIOOKING RANGES.
w-/ AU in want of the Beat Elevated Double Oven
Cooking Range, will do well to call at
I ARNOLD wit.soys.
CHF fr,
STNUT rt.t.
BEIM
AM PREPAT 4 ED TO RECEIVE EVERY
description of 'Family and Domestic Goode; tailrhir
Sewing Ataohinei of the beet manufacturers, ea also the
most approved and skilful operatom
N.B.—AU artistes finished with neatness and despatch
and at such prtees that defy comnatiom
Miss M. A. titt ITIMM AN.
B. E. corner of SIXTH. and 11l UN.
Launder ofies.
112 SOUTH FOURTH STREET. 112
STEREOSCOPIC BAZAAR —Great 1:41rorIula for
Ig wro . co p re a n d stereoecorm Views. Amerman, Preach
end Opera Cilassee,llllcroaroyea. and Improved
Spectacles, enneetlr entteJ to tre 1790. at
at. J. FRAIS KLIZes, °primary.
112 South FOURTH treet, below Chestnut.
irge. Ulllll/40 bake in•••••... 4
RAIN MILLS—GRAIN Ml4S—Far
Vi the Perm and Ste ntatton. The IRON-PURR MO
has no equal for (binding' Fine Meal, Fee 4, Coe.% WS"
eel, etc. by hand or norm.
Price 88, 8.23. and 815.
Now in operaton a ever t uth SECOND Street.
Aleuts 'wanted In county and Sattp,ly
attl7-am FAERLI. & CO,
WALNEV-STiIEET THEATRE.
EXTRA CARD.
Th. zvannenment hire great pleenure in sztensweisif
that, in accordance with seiverratts expressed deem
(mut the public of this site. they have wade atresisi
meets for the m'notfirtion of the
GREAT Pr.AY OF THE AGE.
GERALDINE.
written L. Mrs jilt/man, 'o4bn:writ Mit slider lite ex
press supervision of H. L. Bstraiss. Est, frost sheets.
the ti-ht to prod see this play h•• boss sesated . 0101 /
the Walnut-street Tb•st e. with sew sad apprewrists
scenery. prop° rites. dresses, ate.
The el, eat e end in re (Picts I druruttie arms.
iiB. W ALLY:ft.
has been enraged fiir.a brief vend, and will tanks bias
tint p pen ra :Ice as
R ALDINE,
THE 11 1 "NCIID.ICK
ur • e
ie s. , it of t a , terbnc t ef i r r ileaee itiniant
;PRY:TAM%
admit every rya— r rbe•trr-ynere. both in New Yeah
end ]toaton. to eyes tt haa had an tuicaupied
run of
42 NIGHTS!. °
CROWDED
with the
BEAUTY,
FASHION,
♦ND
INTELUOT
of the communiti, I the Sactswitime it Itaa / whim
from the
R (PF,tIT FCROLA RS OP .THI.CENTURT.
warrant them in the holler that Ite taltual rapreaestadas
will be greeted by the mr.t
CROWDED
and
APPRECIATIVE
AUDIENCE
ever tosenabled withTHE S in tbei
CENERY, an thirstite.
PalAtOd br
REINTER.
is not only benatifol and tloyol hot
RTRICI CORRECT.
thereby tendering tb "bur. a
P't i7ny
OF 'TUT% FEUDAL AGM.
Thn nostotrnm and onip•rties have hoes carstfillr ae
t•oted from the rare en -ra.4o- a and combine to render
the raise •n as rims rS +hie for its classical
tl to truthful detail as for the
OEORGEOIIO ONIFICEQE
COOP lit ira r.,
The unitrd TOIG of the N•er York .firl Bretne ;mew
bee el rOn oneh tewietort o , W...inn. of.annina .1. to the
pier 2...1t. that the man. ern-nt feet. i t ,3,1 be .
wort. of wo•rororotton In dwell noon the ip".tto I...maty
, d reme 4 t e tearir! of a trtr.dy no commits leer
twilled 4 to be rith•errra Prior. .
I .
t tiVgßitß.i Tl/4Arl,Ltlc.Si .
4.d.ithicsos6vko i ft"
0 alPi : S
t
~u4m.e'' t
O he ra ' tat aq edbFiraw aleteted ti One Itll
*me
„ .
.. Tis i lfd•rwr T4AVATIC TOREit_
And Ireadernal Imam. , turif • •
•PASIO'CATE 'EMOTION. -
Then. wen to - hoyontion ettao thia perfottemeee vat
be the errrormsr Of . 1 0.
nREATF-T VA A IrAtie RE vrVAL
Ever hvo , rr I. Phil - dnli)r.•
orEIVITADAY 'a - v*llOX,
_G. Oet . t1.1*.,
will I * rn.pi t t.d. ter th e an tag Sa this Istraba
tralear blare eater. erfitlegt- ~ -- , ,
. .. GEBALDINF',.
or • -
21.0IrrSrTORY.
With not rnVOldlan 0 1 4tritolio. of OitSfliton ,
ger. ainr,_ol,. II t.rbrark we* ....... :DerstAtieret
Der.o or fenthin, e ' W.f•Nib hard Xe. IF .V .ir , erer e
An 00.01..,. Riot nr T. Worbara ' Mr. 1... *
Union - 0 0 E, er...d.r ._ .1... - ter+. R. lr.. ireeeet
_ 'aim Ito Vvre I...ter -- - ----Mr. Mir Anew,
JAn' di Lac., Farrier CA..ter
_.
Man de Poor. h' Vett 4 Ahreviteity Wilixt i l a w
17.rrere, eltetre-tt ;..Itr.. a ...,
pAlp, ~p f.....y, eietet oftteriidine letre mom Wet
roan .. Tilt... , ,-o. - Mrs. renew
Cnittdets, Retainer. Wit' hi 'ladies, Vassent,Seteee
. „ A.... - 4-.. - •
ST P111 , A.%9 A Op-B 1.T.V41.11;i1
N. adromar, nits!
WALNUT -STREET .THEAIRP.
W e ,Limasara, Ws ".M p 0....
t 4.):WIR877119111.
rhiovna'o..voitly. fur its. .
941118 te r or TITR nif_Altl
. Jahn Pearl rile c._ Pez. i
'he ; Woo. sr, Siam.
Wont Cllell Plamtast. al c- 1104 Or ; Dot. Ittlatalom,
Port I Bortba...ll. Ctracir - -
, TE- EPON c - .
Blertinort. my,Porrt t Lod, L . a . thy ; Dilaii.
Sr.fas ort Pioes"—DrOts C , oelo.attoteausoup.
oat intro ot,argo.l OtiVorquet. tamp
vi.h....,174; r....0.‘ rasa Foxe. pntos:
Tier.= cants: Manta tat s
lif , •ood 4 , 3 t Motto Itosto util=. sair
um's:ft room • • = • - , 't
, v bo X 0100 ov
*actual to en *Or, (mil Waal I ealo,kortia
rAn to Ramo,. ,
WHEATLEY CLARKI . 'S ARM
TVE.Y]IYB, oe,
tibT.
Dut.1.14. Soho' Preir":letrs.Llimg. Yea Janes.
be.t; lIS alovbey. Mt. .P. Clouts. -
Pe F f° 7 24 ""StrlTEMbralierrs.'
egw..oyrweim-44.1...mmwm; sommidg i m.
1.1). VilVillani - tenure nuoin.
Wow *t at* rt*r tzt Vedixtk
snm •••• •r716.v.4.et premegy:
VIHRICAIsi ACADEMY .O F MCKIM
_
- -
. , ; r. A v"RLS A NErlEigtirtirrli_ v I'AMIVE.
THI.!!„.11 U rry tl4o .4 l ,Au FSWW .runo , . „.9stoberht, .
' 1,1:1343 ant • TJATR'S. -
' :At iesourkt, .franco4.E.Rare!.: 4 Wile- Minis
.1-iegneca7. - ' -- ` .
- - '-
1.1 itekm, fiabrifl.lisml; Abotsjil,'M ' Mutmetti. -
Pale 2 , ..- Tairquert; Pinluet Cir.*. isd . 6, M.;
F's nil, Ghtbelad larpbibentri , 3so.l ...
Box. °Sac fvotaio A. M. tin a. . whoa Swig
elm be sem Irlboni. a:M k elsinc .ota et I'
r. 0..4, Per rot erste rammtreer at Weiner-
NiNTIONAL HALL:--M,4IULET Stied,
• tNetißlT•mlfth ust Tiiitmenth. • •
elf.Noit Dovmsn'T - WOOD.
TEIREr_DATS L O NGER.
DONNE TI A. COL. WOOD*O GRNAT auithsaqms
CIRCL
• rAYTCI4IIIIC AND ACROBATIC *noun.
4 Cms_porni ea'
DOGS. MONKVIN. AND . ,410A11..
COMPRISING FORTY GRIf AT...Urine!
elan. /1111711.10Ce11.
• MON 3 Cs. RPILINS's
WONDERFUL PLALEIDOSCOPICAL VIEWS.
\AIIIO 1 i,LrAfOki ,
'MONDAY, TUFBDAY: AND wEDNEBDAT.
October tab. Stk. end Mu.
Card. Anniission. 23 cents. rtißdnce. IS yr .
ETA grand Matinee will be peen on W NRS
DA V AFTERNOON, for the accommodation Ladies
and Child 'cu.
Doom cern to Evening Entettatennetua at tig; coo
roe once at Vi o'clock.
Door. onto !..c iternaou patertaintnents at em.
inencce at 3o
M 3t • .RNELL. BUIDOSS MINA-
TEMPLE OF v;t:NOT.RS.
Northeast earner of TENTH pad CHESTNUT
Streets—Second Starr.
FIGNOR BLITZ
dasrnmenee his NEW and WONDERFtijs
DRAWING-ROOM ENTER TAIN YIRR i of_XAIM
CAL MET/3101154 1 05M. V EN TRI UFA.
the 1.1 , A RNED C •NARti BIRDS. at his. M 8
e. ,( ` EV E RY
, ..NDAY EVENING. Oethber Stth. awl
irEsiNti dunag the. RTES. ennoneeense et 7g
Aitosk <nd nn WEDNESDAY tad SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS at 3.
Minter:on n 5 coat:. Children 13 cents.
OERMANIA ORCHESTRA.-PUBLIC
l .
A Rehearsals ATURDAY at MUSICAL
FUND HALL. Ist 311.'iloc), P. M. A Nelms* at
tiohets. 030 titles. 25 nests. To be sae
ACII Andres. and Beck & Lawton's NOLO Stores. aad
at the 'no , cati
Ufa, IVOLFSCEN and CARL BORN
cra
op' am CLASSICAL aware.
th Foyer of Ins
AC *.TEFIIV OF MUSIC.
Subscrlptions will he mile. d at Ma Meats Stores of
G. Andre & Co.. 1104 Chestnut street; Lee & Want.
1 Csortnut street; Beet k Lasrtos s corner of &me
end Chestnut streets ; A. Shmutt. South kielt
street, where the pronwttli sod nrosrasur.uss ems
1180. n.
ri t iE MARTYRIIO3I OF MISS is now
estritatier. "Mb other Palette's or the L
PORe
Coy.ECTION. in the Southeast Oaten a the
ACADEMY FINE ARTS.
0941 dell., treat A. M. till& P. SL, and 7toXI P. ht.
Admlssian IS cents. 673-Ise
SVICFORD'S OPERA HOUSE,
1,7 ELEVENTHetreet.betweeChammirt rust ./Isrlrel.
sar ke l ar tferg ziupx.
the lamed
theff l nt g e A re v igetrv v hi ery
I very evening in Me Kama male or Marsala&
Dow* ayes Caremmrser at 11.
Adar micas cents ettiildrem mints
a:A.lm
PASSENGER RAILWAYS.
N.•TIOE.—An instalment of two dollars
and arty cents pot' share on the i mp stock of
?linen ;ha ?en at and the Call Pasterver Condo."
cans of e ti.stx t spots Nos. I nod 47 saL he dat e Zd
the o ntr i zt n ot u it.nathar s t filet W. zris.
ht'noe l plort. n Ort..l 9 IMO. dadt Treas.
t 0E- ICE OF Ti-E
17-Wv.. RESTONTILLS M. ANTITI
* a Al 4 FA! Rbi DUN 'f• PA
• - 2 - - -,‘ -'
- -- '''._- RR:4O3 RAILROAD Co
PANV.—EXCHANGE TICRE IS ._ry hog Reed ewonw
he obteined In Ae_ers f_!_rie 0 I.N AND CO R M,
fitCt iS AND vINII, MICH.. and A.A.R./SloT-er
'hatubit Fore, to or from f.fooma-_.-- , ."- b ents.
• • • • Areous Drays - Yard. Bract&
• • Cethedrateen item. Resits.
• • • ' • Heaton Ile Park— a man.
013.11 t
SCALES.
FAIRBANKS' PLATFORM SCALES
4 For :Ida b.
71.5 F A HE W
51 N 7 N1 B t EWNG.
FAIRBANKS' BAY COAL, AND
CATTLE SCALF.S. Tor
FAIR HANKA k SWING
718 CHESTNUT inns'. P.kits.
;;ILVER MEDAL AND MrLu
Awarded by thtlato
erAT/2. FAIR. TO
A. B. DAVIS & CO..
MANUF.CTURER OF FCALR3I.
Foitable for Wei4h-Lucks, R. R. Tracks, And Deoßte.
Coll, Da), and Lire 3 ...a. A raons desenr
lion.of DORMANT AND PO RTALB
PLATFORM SCAI.E3 AND PATENT BEAMS
N. COIL OF FIFTEENTH A D WILLOW Bts.
007.6 t. PHIL • DELPHIA.
UOWE'S STANDARD SCALES.-
STRONG & ROSS PATENT.—CoaI. Cattle. and
fiat' Stales requlre no it. Platform an d
F Counter
&Mee even deseripuoa, They TeI:4MS mho*
Scales.ar on Balls instea be fo ref nife Edges. uen abet
Cali and eurnme plllthllAing alumina*.
and
sae
'h.'
"" TESAGTON Gil fiES. Agent.
112 South B.E.VSNTIA Pt, eet,
Philadelnlns.
SANIIiG FUNDS.
V,PRING GARDEN SAVING FUND SO-
L, c I ETY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Os-e, N 0.331 North THIRD Street
4 Cousehdat , on Bank Buildiet_
CHARTERED WV THE LEGISLATIJKs OFPENN
SYLVANIA.
Deposita received iu EEG of One Dollar and ELermA
ene\reprod in Geld . without notice . , with Flys ?nig
CENT.
IN . TER.EBT from the der of deposit till with
drewEL
A•responsible sad reliable Saving" fastoinon has
been needed In the 2Corthern part of the City, and"
Spring Carden Savings Fund Society " was c hartered
the Leculattire of Pennsylvania to sueplY ttda.WIOUF.tI
a
The Menagers. to organizing and Il
, loall i ttlave
governed wholly by a desire to aOOO the bald
ness interest and wants of the very large and ealMiln
stng populelims by which it ts surrounded.
OFFICE OPEN DAILY,
.
From It to t% o'otoe.k; also, on Monday and Thll'l4ll3
from I noel 8 o cloak in the everues.
MANAGE'S.
frederiok Klett, Stephen Smith,
oho P. Levy Hon. H. K. Strong,
smell Under Lifer, ..'redenek Sulks.
rams Hart. Joseph P. Learns.
john Kessler. J r., Geol. Knecht,
ernes S. Pringle,
°mph M. Crowell. on. a. k killward.
George Woe pelp r,
Peter C. Ellmater Geo. T. Thorn,
Robert B. Davidson.
imam PiUNGLE Praudeek
Fluxes' Haat. Eleorstarr. ' ,ago
-int
EYE AND EAR.
DEAFNESS.
DR. VON MOSCIIZISEER,
OCULIST AND AURIST.
Dr. M. gives Ms &schisms attention to the medical and
I treatment pf the E sod EAR.
" 4
DE c sFNESS of the long.st otandine removed both he
scythed/ and surgical operation i s on the latest ao t emifis
principle& Dr... would be P. 448441 to re c ed,......
both of the medical faculty who stub to Witness Ina
„,,, 0, 0 0 o r e pereat3Ag fftr the re moral of Deafness, or ant
retnt the. F. • hand EAR.
.. c er aki..miYES. INSERTED.
(3, ,4 _ NINTH Streay shore SPRUCE.
ce A. ht. to I P Id., anti teem 4 to
" • not-tto.if
AM,LA ROPE.—A Lair stock of Ms
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at the itrill4 z
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