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’ tJoAMKa SEBBloNB—judge Thompson.-T
-of d&wa
for an alleged violent- aasadlt add battery apda
May Martln.' jWa tiintiiludd.attSoopauiug °C 9*°
Veßttrtla y" toitog. ?t* evldeneo of the
.proeoQutrii was given to the in an earnest
manner.' !the .eross-examination was oonduoted
bvMr Hatcher; bat the testimony was unshaken.
The prtseoutrlr, in reply .to to interrogatories pf
the counsel for the defenoo, stated that ,Bhej was
knownby throe paxpos, that hot husband had ob
taiUoS a diroroo.frooi her, and that she had as-
Bowed tho' naineof M May Tor literary
parpoae*, haviiig for some time past supported bet*
self by contributions to various periodicals, under
that nominedeplnme K . 'V/! ' ! ;
-•V :Tbe defence endeavored to prove that the whole
story on the part of the Commonwealth. wasa/wU?
fol fabrication;; that, the,'complainant was in the
; habit of feigning illness as the ‘result of violence
•'whibhhad neverbooh Inflicted; that ghe waa un
worthy of belief,• and' that the -characters of the
defendants for peace ‘wind 'ftjhietoosg -were entirely
unexceptionable.’ ’ Judge Thompson strictly ruled
that any attempt.to asperse the oharaoter of Miss
Martin for ohastity must be promptly oheoked. , •
In reply to the eSbrt made to impeaoh tho char*
factor of MlsS Mhyjthe proved that
. sho was one of the nn&es who yplunteerod her ser
vices during; ihe yellow fover at Norfolk, and that
' she was Industrious and truthful. After speeches
from Mefflri.' M. Monday for ; the proseoution, and
- H Fleteher for tho defenqe, and an impartial
charge from Judge Thompson', the jury to
deliberate upon a verdict. 1 v After having been put
/ . flQjqe time; .they came into coprt with a verdict of
gnilty of assault and battery, and not guilty of the
charge of assault ind battery with intent to kill.
Sentenco was deferred until this morning. ;'
Frederick Anderson was charged with bigamy.
J The prisoner was. represented by John Goforth,
Esq., yrho,volunteered in his defence. A plea
sant, good-natured-looking damsel testified that the
.defendant had united himsalf ;to her. in tho silken
bands of matrimony; - and then admitted per
that be had been previously married in Reading*
Penna.j bat that hisbetter half, after living with him
about two weeks, departed from his, bed and board,
- andbotook herself to Germany. The Commonwealth
, being unable to prove satisfactorily, as alleged in
the bill of indictment, that the first wife was still
- in the land of the living, the court after an able
epeooh from Mr. Goforth, instructed the jury that
the case, of the prosecution had not. been fully or
•. legally made out. A verdlot of not guilty was at
once .rendered—a result.evidently, satisfactory to
the second wife,' who evinced her gratification by
•• ? repeated smiles and nods of approval directed! to
.. wards the prisoner in the dock. ; Fredenok cannot
speak or understand a word of English; and when
informed of the verdict of the jury, his stern fea
tures did hot relax even momentarily, and with
stoical indifferenoe'he, left the court room,, appa
rently as if nothing whatever had ocoarred.
Three young men named James Louchery, Wm.
McCann, and Thomas Farley were placed on their
trial on a charge of highway robbery* alleged to
have-been committed at Twenty-second and Mar
■ ket streets, about a week since, on the person of a
Mr. Worfall,who resides in Delaware oonnty. The
' particulars of • the occurrence, have already been
' given to the publio through our local columns. The
prisoners are representeaby Messrs. Daniel Dough
• erty andN. B.Boyd. The former gentleman was
summing up for the'defence'when, the court-'ad
journed. Be will 'finish his argument this morn
ing. The defence rely on the unsatisfactory charac
ter of. complainants’ statement and the sworn con
tradictions which they have made to it. i
i United States Girocit 1 Court—Judge
oadvralader.—Yesterday morning the matter of
" Laura Keene vs'. Messrs. Wheatley & Clarke,'waa
- argued on bill, answer; and proof. The matter
originally came before tho oourt on a motion tb re
strain the defendants from performing at the Arch
street Theatre the drama of “Our American Cousin. ’ ’
It was denied originally that Miss Keeno hod pur
chased the play from the author, Tom Taylor, but
the testimony taken in New York shows that the
pieoe was bought from Taylor or his assignee,
.. by the lady; - and the only questions now before the
court are, can a foreigner or bis assignee enjoy the
benefit.oz the copyright; and is there any proper
ty under, the common law in a nianussript produc
tion?
Tho counsel for Miss Keene argued that the acts
of Congress give to the American purchaser ’of a
manuscript, production from a foreign author tho
benefitorthe copyrightlaw. The subject is one
of great' importance r to authors and publishers.
. Messrs. Booth, of Now York, Montgomery and
Haslehurst.represent.Miss Keene; Mr. (luillou
for Messrs;‘Wheatley:and Clarke. Ur, Guillou
will address the court this morning.
„ , CojtiipN, pLrAS-^Judge, Allison.—Orphan’s
. Court business ocoupied the entire session. ,- .
. In the United States Court for i the
; Eastern district of Pennsylvania, jury trials 1 will
-- be resumed on tho Slit Inst. Several exceedingly
importantcoanterfeiting oases will then be rapidly
disposed..of. . ,We learn that William M. 8011,
Esq., has been retained as counsel to defend Jack
son, the,alleged poßt office tbief.
Messrs/ Jamea Stewart and Joseph Watt, for a
long time attached to this court, in the capacity
of deputy United States marshals, have resigned
m vtheir; petitions;: They were always known as
, energetic andgentlemanly officers.
,The returns made thuß far by tho present Grand
. Jury for the Court of 'Quarter Sessions have been
ina&lyroi bihß charging petty assaults and bat
,terie* and larcenies. Homiolae oases have ibeen
' fixed for trial On the'2lst instant. The many
' fitiends ef Wm. B. Mann, Esq;, will be glad to
learn that ha Is rapidly recovering his health. To*
day desertion casei will ! occupy the attention of
Jndge Thompson. .
Weekly Review of the Philadelphia
Markets. •
November 4,1869.
Tbero has been very little animation in the prodace
markets daring the past week* and the general tone of
businesshas been one of quietude, but without any im
portant change to note. 'Breadstuffs, especially Floor
and 'Wheat, have slightly improved, but the demand for
. both, has been limited, and at the olose there was less
firmness on ibe part of holders and mom anxiety to sell.
Bark is lower, with very little selling.' Cotton has been
dull and unsettled; prices at the close are rather firmer.
Coal is,more active, but.the scarcity .of vessels and the
high rates of freight check business. 'Coffee is quiet.
, Bugar'and Molasses areiield firmly, andthe stock of the
former is reduced to an,unusuallr low figure. l Fish are
dull, and for Maokerel prices are unsettled.' In 'Fruit
there is more activity. No change in Hemp or Hides’
The iron market is steady but quiet/ .Lead, no Change.
Lumber oonthiuesdull. Naval Stores, there Is notmuoh
doing, and prices are the same. Oils are quiet. Piaster
is unchanged. Provisions—there is very little incfae’ !
raentt and the market is dull and unsettled. Alee is uff s
changed, Cloverseed is in fair request, bat at lower fig-;
urea. Timothy and’Flaxseea are quiet.• Teas continue
firm, without much doing in the way of sales. Tobacco
i« dull, and Cor Leaf prices are declining. Wool—very
little doing. Whiskcyislimited.and somewhat unset
tled at the close.* The Dry Ooods trade is pretty much
at a stand, but the market generally is dull; a good posi
tion with light stocks in the dealers’bands. Boots and
- Shoes are also quiet, with a moderate near-by trade do
ing, and prices aroaboutthe same as last quoted.
In Breadstuff's the movement has been quite mode
rate this week, and holders ofFlour have nut uo their
prices somewhat. The demand, however, has been
quite limited at the advance, and shippers are notdis
po«d to operate at the present high rates. 6alos in
clude someblilsonly, at $5.25 for good straight
superfine, £5 8005.75 for extras, £sJ32>< for Brandywine,
and 8606.60 for family-the latter for good brands: At
tjie close the e were more sellers than buyers at these
fieures, and the market is dull. The home demand has
also been moderate at fr-m 85.23 up to £6.6007 «r bbl
for suporfino, extras, and fancy brands, as inaaalitr.
Corn Meal is scarce, and held at £4 for Pennsylvania
Meal t there is very little demand for it. * Rye iFlour
comes in slowly, and small sales are making at £4.25
qp bbl.
The fotlowinl STO the iiuMctioM of Flour and Meal
for the week ending Thursday, Novembers, 1359 s
Half barrels of superfine.
Barrels of superfine....».
** • fine...
“ middlings.....
** Rye ..
11 Corn Meal.
** condemned.
Total.*.*. 14670
PTVheat.—Too loarJttt lias bean more native. anil
pnoos are better, tbe millers bavin? come forward and
purchased freely at an advance of dado per bushel.
, Bales of 25500 bushels are reported at 128®U50 for fair
and prime red,,l»®l«o for White, doling unsettled and
(lull, and the lushest figure could not be obtained. Jtjc
“IMooddemand, with sales at 80®87o for Southern,
andffi®»)ofor Pennerlyama. as in oualitr. Corn has
been active and prices have been folly inaintaiired and
Arm i the offering « aredig ht-ealee of 25,000 bushels yellow
ntv« alloat, andMoMo in store, including some white
at Me.inferior yellow at 90®930, and new yellow at 70®
ffflc.na to c"ndifion. Oats have been nearly stationary,
with sales2o«O bushels Southern »t 42e,and Pennul
van.a,at44®«e. A sale of New York Barley atBSoV
bushel. No ohange m Barley Melts v
PRO'fNBIONB.-The market for all kinds has been
very iraotive.tbie week, but the stocks very much re
duced, and nneps are unsettled and lower, small sales of
Mess, Pork having been made at 815 Mels or bbl. cash
and time.. No movement in prime I'ork. Citynackod
Moss Beef sells, for shipment., at 814015 #r bbl. Ba-,
con—The demand has been limited, and sales of Hams,
which are scarce, sre reported at llo!3o for plain enJ
tanoy eared; Sides at lOKoj and Shoulders at eke, six*
ty days. The stock of green salted Meats is nearly ei
. haususd, and Quotation, ara nominal. i-ard ip lower,
• the demand having fallen olfj sales of bblsare reported!
*M* H r tofP out of the roarjtet, at Ho, cash, and Jooieg,
at 120, on time. Butteris mbetterdemand. andpnees
are firmer; sale, of 10,000 hissolid packed at H012J.0.
uud'oll nt I8«30o. nainquality. Cheese ranges from 10
• dozen *° r 1,711:10 York Egge are worth 18®
.. METALB.-The market for Pig Iron is firm but quiet,
ami there 10 very little inquiry s sales ofBoo tons Anthra
cite, m lote, have been made at 82350,32250, and S2l
ill toa t?- “outlie, for the three number,. In Sootch
Pig. noilmi* doing, and no stock in first bends. Blooms
and Boiler Iron continue ns last quoted. , Bars and Hails
. are alsostesdy, but innotive.
.uw-Sir? I'* 1 '* ujouk IS light, sed a sale of 828 pits Bpa
■ ’ IfO U was made, at a pnoe not mode pub*
' >™twithoutohnnee m prices.
ft gs
tMe inquired for, with small sales
tu siffsio Mr lbs
Cifim.’ES.-Tiiere bas ucen a steady demand for
°y ier kinds a limited inquiry-sales of
SjS'. and rdd Mb at $33693.45 free on board at
Richmond. l/fibigh is selling-freely at 83.37tfa3.10 for
prepared and Itunp. Nothing doing in Bituminous Coal
to alter gaotations.
‘ COFFER—The inquiry is moderate, and the stock in
, very U«ht-salesor7W bags Rio at Iletfe,
- £ 5?„ Laguayra at IZ«l3tfo ty lb, on time.
3,^&.?£$ s rftcaJbo arnyed this week.
COrrON.—Therejsa quiet feeling in the market; the
accounts from the 86uth of damlge to the crop by frost
have had little or no efleet on prices, which rule unset*
- . tied; the .demand is-limited-sales include about s 6OO
bplee, chiefly uplands, at Weia’fo cash for good raid
aim* and middling fair quality, and 12©l2tf 0 on time.
The following is the movement since the Ist of Sep*
> tember last, as compared with throe j ears:
, Heo.rt Ports 545.060' 650500 2$MO '.Ko
Ejb to G. Britain. 181,000. 103,000 87500 Sooo
‘ . Franpe..... 51,000 . 61.000 19,000 41,000
l‘otber.FPorts.. 20500 12,000 15 000, - 15500
Total exported ~ • 252,000 .169,000 122,000 10c 000
Stocko9hand.... 450,000 SSS.OOO 104KJO 303.000
. -Of whipßduring the past week, tnoluded In the above;
R«o. at Ports..... 337,000 110,000 33,000 ' 92,000
Ex. to'Q. Britain, 33,W0 33,000 30,000 21,000
. :Jr0n0e..... 10,000 20.000 6.000 , sow
.. * Other F. Port* 7,000 2 000 4,000 4 000
- . TotalCXporW..... 60,000- 45,000 40.000 83!oo0
StrtfMAßr.— Receipt*— lncrease at the ports compared
.... iSUh 1868, 85,000 bales. JStporti— lnorease' to Great
Bfiwm. 78.000 bales; decrease to France, 3,000; in
1V- eSStissfwo?' fore,gn 8,()00, Tot «toetoaBoin
BYES are eeliing moderately—Soda
' Indigo, which
u£ t l^rVr&s!r,' 4 * ) ® J ; 6fi for. Bengal, on*time.
nt continue in good demand, with sales
‘pHITIT P g?;'J'» a l« r n,st4B®6o9^'lb.i
thsrsaleslSta I V^»SP nti^. u ® m < ? i?2 ( ! demand, and fnr
- im/rln l? rA« V *iTA?® n ,'«t 52.40a2.fi0 per box for
:: ; -iomSn.®6“mnu &d S, c& J lTe d e u r iF“ ? l?dcmc P .i?;
- fruit there is rather more doin? ar Grifli’ Annin®
. j frortSZtoSperbbl: Dried Abie's s«fi an «nn
. .. feggaud bhls have, been distSS StuPl? out & thJ
9 • 'FISH.—The receipts,of Mackerel are liaht.bnf •m.i.'
.*. & for ths dsmand. and pnoe* remain without change* l iih.?p«
:. from stent at 815.75®ia Tor No. 1 U 3 -W»» Wife I?
and 5M5«9.60 per bbl for No. 3. The wharf rates Ara
i ?or bid iDsl.'Oodfisfl sell at «fo the IW Hr, b“ij
;. s.,.jaSfingl»en,sold* from the.wharf on private teima,
. . >
, . FREIGHTS,—' To Liverpool there have'been n 6 fur *
therensasaments. and rates are nominal; to'London we
, v'. ‘ dttoto at2osa22s6d per ton; to Ran Franoi soc'some ship-
K-y 7 fiSS*?VKP- I ®9W? , fi York, at 3p»a2c per foot.
/ v dulti to Boston the ratosare
•* adguioliifiWe auote at 280 for Flaxseed, fltfo for Grain,
■ p for mcawrement foods, and $2.76a3 fo/lron jto the
ScHjth wcotittDOo our former"qUotAtidftsr
are scarce and mtioh wanted,- Among the engagements,
we notice to Boston, M $2.3092.35; Providence and pall
ulrer. $1.60ai.70j New Yolk 65o»'with the drawback;
Washington, IV u. t st3oj Baltimore fiOo; Richmond,
Ya., 81 £o; an dC h arle sto n, 8.0,, $175 ton. , .
GINS had been no movement. and prices
are nominal for bothrOrude and Clarified.
; HEMP. I —Nothing doing, the stock being mostly in the
haimaof theTn*nufaotnreT«.^
•;>HIDEB continue dull and without any change to note
in'price or'demand; the tanners are holding off lor
l lower rates. * • > . „ ~
HOPS meeta limited ineaiiT : mlm of nay Ea.lorn
hnd Wettsrtt-ara reported at 180170, and old at eolOc
dull: the etoola am inoroMini,
with wales; of: yellow Sap Boards at, white
Pine *SIS®I7 v M. laths are .worth sl,7s©l.Bfij
ls very quiet, and of prime Cob* theta «
-very littlehere; sales of 150 bbls New Orleans are re
norted at 41c. on time. - ...
*NAVAI/ STORES.—Not muoh doing; some onramnn
Rosin sold at $1A0a1.65: N<?.2 atsl.Bs rand No. Ist
*3.75,-4 ynontbs. >Tar and Pitoh continue scarce and
high. Spirits of Turpentine is held firmly; sales from
the wharf at and from store at 47®480.
Oils there is a firm feeling, with gales
ofWinterSeermatsl.4ooUtf,qntime,nnd Crude Whale
atM®6oo. Xard Oil is quiet, with sates of winter at93o»
on time. Linseed Oil is dull at, 630» in oks and bbls.
Imports of Sperm and Whale Oil, and Whalebone,
into the United States, for tho week ending 0ct.31.
1663 s bbls,sp. bbls. wh, Ibs.bone.
Total for the week .... .... ....
Previously.'..., 82,227 196.397 "
Front Jan. 1 to date.... 83,327. 196,397 1,812,400
I lame time last year...'76,838 181,305 1,479,660
PLABTEH.—Nn sales are reported, and the market is
quiet at 82.G2%a2.76 ton.,
RICJS.—The stock is very light: thedemand, however,
is limited, with sales of old at 3%®40; new, in a retail
way. at on time. . . ~ , , rt
BALTm steady, 1300 sacks Ashton’s fine sold at $1,60,
4 moa. and9oo tons ground on terms kept private., „
SEEDS.—The receipts of Cloverseed continue firm
and priees have declined 25tf 60q per bus; sales of 2.000
ms prime Penna and Ohio at 86.1|>*efi.W, pmefly at
$5.26 per bus. and inferior at B®. Timothy is sparce
and worth 825?%02L60 per bus. Flaxseed is selling at
SlAs»l.6oper bus. „ . ' ...
r BPIRITB.—Brandies are selling at full pnoes, bat the
demand is moderate. Gins are worth eooilOo as to
>rAnd. N.E, Rum issteady at3s«B7c as to lots. Whis
key isdnll, aalesofOhio bbls.at 27%28%0, Penna do at
7%0, hhds at 26% ®Sf7o» and dredge at 25<t26%0*.
BUGAR.—The market is firmer with a moderate in
quiry s. sales of 600 hhds Cuba at 6%07%0. and some
small lota of New Orleans at 7%®7%0, on tune. The
* TOBAC&o!—There is a steady demand for manufac
tured at previous rates, but loaf is dull and prices Un
settled. '
TAILOW is unchanged; sales of oity rendered at
t£as are*heid with firmness, but there Is very little
doin* owing, to the high prices asked.,
1 WOOL.— The market has been quiet; some of, the
Eastern manufacturers have been pyrohasingto a urn
tod extent. Among the sales w 6 notioe som? No.), and
merino pulted at 41©43>g0., medium and delaine grades
at 52e. fine flqeoe at 603630, foreign at 2Q&250. mostly net
o-tsbi, .. - ; ■
IMPORTATIONS.
(Reported for the Press.]
CALCUTTA—Ship Bouth Shore,. Lothrop—6S6 bass
saltpetre 400) bags 1609 pockets linseed 26 bales buffalo
hides 61 do cow hides 300 do gunny doth 10 ohests indigo
F Lennig: 293 bass saltpetre 2000 bags 803 pockets lin
seed- 13 bales buffalo hides 21 do cow bides ISO do gunny
cloth Chas Lennig; 293 bass saltpetre 2000 do linseed 806
pockets do 266 do nux voimoa 12 bales buffalo hides 26 do
Ww hides U 0 do gunny doth 63 ohests indigo Lowber 6c
timer; 8 ohests indigo Brown Bros; 1000 bags linseed 21
chests indigo,4fl bales gunny cloth Browns A Bowen.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
JAB. ROBS SNOWDEN, )
HENRY BUDD, > COMMITTEB 07 THB MOKIK
J. B. LANCASTER, \
LETTER BAGS
AT THE MERCHANTS* EXCHANGE, PHILADELPHIA.
Ship , Liverpool, soon
Bark Rowena, Wilson -.Laguayra, soon
Bark Canada, Mitohen. Ma tanaaa, soon
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Not. 6, iB6O.
9UN RISES 6 5418 UN BETB_„_*- .6 6
HIGH WATER ™ 8 63
Steamship Delaware, from New York,
with mdse and passengers to'Jas Allderdice. .
Bhip South Shore, Lothrop, from Calcutta, via Cape of
Good-Hope 63 days, with saltpetre. Ac. to Lowber A
Wilroer. 13th ult.lat 2721 N, 10ng.6311W, spoke solir
Antrim, Hammond, from Yarmouth, NS, for Barbados.
25th ult, tat 57 N, long 73 30 W, saw ship Wm Hill, bound
south. The SB was towed up by tug J LPuaey.
Bark Margaret, Qnig, from Rio de Janeiro 33th Sept,
m ballast to Weisford, Ranken A Co.
Bremen bark Hohenstauffen, Lambke, 60 days from
BremenjWitb mdse to Hsyjes Brothers.
Bark Warren. Fisher, Crowell, 12 days from Grand
Turk, TI, with salt to Jauretcbe A. Carstairs. Sailed in
company with sehr Telegraph, Rogers, for East Harbor,
to load for Norwich, Conn. „
. Brig Delhi, Kenny. 17 days from Havana, with mdse
to Thos Watfsou A Bons.
Wotton, 4 days from Boston, in
Brig Tangent, Reed, I6°days from Calais, with laths,
pickets. Ac. to Gasktll A Galvin.
Brig N Stowers, Rioe, 6 days from Salem, In ballast to
captain.
Brig J W Woodruff, Robinsqn«2odays fromPictou, N
S, with 231 tons ooal to 8 Morns Wain A Co.
t Brig Everglade, Watts, 6 days from Salem, Mass, in
ballast to N otortevant A Co.
Schr Ocean Belle, Beaboyer, 10 days fiom Halifax,
With fish, Ac. to Stroup A Pro.
SohrJß Huey, Huey. 10 days from Halifax, with fish
to order. Oaf W. }at 40 44, long 68. was boarded by a boat
from ;the brig Bloomer, of and for Boston irom Turks
Island, Sp day* out. with loss of sails and short of provi
sions, with which we supplied her.
. Sour A M Bartlett, Bartlett, 6 days from Boston, with
loe to Bweet Brier Ice Co.
Schr W A Hammond, Cain, 4 days from Boston, with
100 hhds and 100 bbls molasses to captain.
Schr C H Rogers, Langley, 6 days from Newburrport,
with fish to captain.
Bohr Margaret Reinhart, Peterson, 10 days from Sa
vannah* withpotton, Ac. to Pettit, Martin A Co.
Bohr Rflfrt JLMorcor, Robinson, 6 days from Chelsea,
in ballast to RJf- Corson A Co.
Behr Fxt Ward JUattgpn, 1 day from Smyrna, Del,
with wheat to Joe Barrett A Son.
Bohr John A Thomas, Jones, 9 days from Smyrna, Del,
with oata to Jas Barralt A Son. ■
Schr Telegraph, K Hasel, 2 days from Smyrna, Del.,
with wheat to Jaa Barralt A Son.
Schr Brunette, Johnson, 6 days froimßiobmond, with
feed to J B Lancaster A Son.
Bohr Vangah?, Copper, 2 days from Smyrna, Del, with
oats to Jaa Bar/ait A Bon. ,
Bohr Bohemia. qiark.fl dayg from Chesapeake City,
with grain to Christian A Curran. „ ,
Bohr Mary, Rickard*, 1 day from Camden, Del, with
ye to Jaa L Bawley A Co.
Schr Mary.HAler, Haler, from Boston.
' Bohr A Cordery, Allen, from Boston.
Schr Z Stratton, Webb.from Hingharo.
Schr Caroline Holmes. Elwell, from Htngha
Bohr Restless, Smith, lYora Weymouth.
gohr Ocean Wave, English, from Providence,
ebrMary Patterson. Somers, from Salem.
BchrD 8 H#r»hop, Allen, from Salem.
Bcnr Graxeuo, Hay toy,from Rookport.
Bohr Undirfe, Rwiey, f/om IJeJden.
CLEARED,
Brig C H Sampson, Davis, Caioos Island, Tweljd A Co.
Brig Angelina Avery, Wotton, Boston, E A Sonde?
A Co. '
Brig Enterprise, Grindle, Norfolk, Isaac Jeanes A Co.
Brig Everglade, Watts, Salem. N Bturtevant A Co.
Brig N 8 to were, Rice, Boston, Nevin A Sawyer.
Bobr B L Stevens, Studler, Boston, C Miller A Co,
Sphr R P King, Leeds, Hiohmond. T Webster, Jr. .
Schr R J Mercer, Robinson. Chelsea, RR Corson A Co
• Schr JU wtereon, Hand* Boston. do
Bohr Mary Haley, Hgtoy, Boston, Baum, Ogle A Co.H
Schr Martha NiohoiaVSawyar. Boston, J R White.
' Bohr A Cordery, Alien, Boston, 0 A Hflokscher A Co.
Sohr C Holmes, Elwell, Hinghsra, do
Schr P S Mershon, Ailed, Salem. do
Sehr Mary Patterson, Somers, Salem, O Miller A Co.
Schr Flyaway j)am, Salem, do
Scbr Care tie, Naylor, Howhurjport, do
Sohr Ocean Wave, English, Providence, Tyler, Stone
A Co.
t Sgb, % Stratton I Wobb, Braintree, Brown, Jiewitt
’ Sir H L Saw, Her, Baltimore, A Qroru, Jr.
. The Wyoming left hero this morning with JJ boats,
laden ana consigned as follows:
.LHerford, flour and corn toPFitzpatriok.and domes
tic muslin to John Farnmnj Judge Ward, pig iron to C
EBiriUh & Co:‘Robt F Clark, do to order; John Irwin,
bar iron to E J Etting A Bro; National, bituminous coal
to Wilmington; Dr wm Underwood and Beaver Mills,
lumber to Henry Croaker; P G tester, do to Norcrosa k
Sheets; J H Fulmer, do to C A D 8 Cadwalwler; Mary
Elizabeth, do to Wilmington; Eliza, of B&inbridge, coal
to Delaware City. „, _
HAVRE DL GRACE, Nov 4
The Kingston left this morning with 10 boats in tow,
ladon and consigned as follows: ’
J-Q. A MoCloske?, corn to F Z Murphy, and bark to J
L fiewley: Sarah Jane, corn to Alex Nesbit; CoI J 8 Mo-
Curdy, wheat, corn. Ac..to Humphreys, Hoffman A
Wmht: Elizabeth, bituminous ooal to H N Burroughs;
Band Wnglit, railroad iron to Reeves, Abbott k Co; D
W Bennett, lumber to R Wolvertoo;
ver, do to M Trump & Sons; Frontier and F wenriok.
coal to Delaware City. ’
(Correspondence of The Preu.)
. v A _ READING, Nov, 3.1859,
the Bahuyflrih°(sanal to-da” Sumd to pfiladeipKa^en
pod consigned as follows:
J^. ity r? l o ? i sn^ 08t 1 r, }’- lsi I r & Q to S al ?een& Co; Adriatic,
do to E 8 Buehler: Ladies’ Friend, do to captain; Frank
Myers, do to do; Maggie Walker,do to do: Frank Pierce,
do to E Smith; Baltic, lumber to J A H Whenkson,
„ MEMORANDA.
Ship Kate Howe, Burkett, cleared at Boston 3d inst.
for Cap; Good Hope and East Indies.
Ship EUeralie, Coutts, was waiting at Rio do Janeiro
Ist Oct.
Bark Washington Butcher, Collins, for New Orleans,
remained at Antwerp 17th ult*. ’
Bark Leighton. Speights, reported for Baltimore next
dar, was at Rio de Janeiro Ist Oct
Bark D G Wilson, Peacock, for New Orleans next day,
was yeported at Rio de Janeiro Ist Oot. 3
Brig Foster, Chase, cleared at Boston 3d inst. for Phi*
l&delphta. /
insL° noy ' ® tBß * man ’ for Philadelphia, cld
Bohr B A Hammond, Paine, from Boeton, arnvod at
Baltimore yesterday. 1 *
Rbuark, Rhuark, cleared at Norfolk 8d inst.
lor Philadelphia.
Bcbrs Rebeooa & Harriet, Swan, and Champion, Ro
binson, honce, arrived at Peterahurg, Va, 2.1 in.l.
bohr Jo. M Houston, Knuell, cleared at Bavannah Ist
ium'ber'andsunfr^s' Wltlm “ ale * colu>n ' 125,888 feet
Bolus Anna Smith, Smith, L Mulford, Boyle, Rocking
ham. Ta per, Almira Ann, BlokfoiJ, Wm Wallace,
ton Sd metf' Mr Moi!net * l crrj ' henoo, arrived at Bos-
Boh re Wm toper, Baboook, F J Brognard, Williame,
Lillie Bandera, Gage, GeoM Smith, Milfs, Boston, Brow-
Frovider-ce
fo?Po r rt 0 au n Princo*. 6 ' G “ lwtir ' c,Mred at Bo ‘ to “ “
inS a^^o i k rar r B wLn f *°i r MshI ?y n Bott *’ died at Galves
lon Oct 23, or fel ow fever, L His remains were to be
iffceA *2, New York in the schooner, which was to cloar
on me asui.
DIVIDENDS!
A^ D mechanics- bank,
Philadelphia, November Ist, 1869. ;
a Bivideud
Jiff V. itUSHTON, Jii., Caehior,
HJECHANiCS’ BANK, Philadelphia, Nov.
ofp'l^l^^^'b^NT^/^UQAwtaig'nfMiths^^abto
on and after the llth inst., agreeably to charter pftyable
Pg-dtll J. G, MITCHELL, Cashier.
BANK. OF COMMERCE, Philadelphia,
November!, 1859, r
Tho Board of Directors have THIS DAY declared*
Dividend of FIVE PER CENT., payable td tbe SlMk
holders on demand, clear of State tax.
ng-thstuet J. C. DONNELL. Cashier.
fiIRARD FIRE »ANO MARINE INSU
RANGE COMPANY. Office 415 WALNUT St.
mi.- n- , Pnil-ADKIrPBrA, Nov. 1. ]gC9.
nmr?Tj fl g? tora,ia L Vfl,l(!<,lArßll I ft THREE
DOLLARS per share upon the Capital Slock of this
Company, for the last six months. Pavable to the Stock
holders on and after the second day of November, attnis
OfhM- ALFRED B. GILLeIt,
nl-tnthaCt* Treaeurer.
BANK, Philadelphia, Nov. 1,
The Directors have THIS DAY declared a Dividend
of THREE FER CENT, out of the profito foFthe fast
six months, payable, free’of Slate tax, on or after the
llth instant, in con formity with the provisions of the
General Banking Law. W. L. SCHAFFER.
n2*dtll Cashier.
Kensington bank, Philadelphia Ist
November, 1859.
The Board of Directors have THIS DAY declared a
Dividend of FIVE PER CENT, for theTast six months,
payable on demand, clear of State fax. , '
n2-6t v C. T. YERKEB, Cashier.
Bank of penn township. Phii&-
delphm.Nov. 1,1859.
DAY declared a Dividend
of FOUR rKR CENT, on the Capital Stock for the last
six months, payable on demand, clear of State tax.
n2*l2t JAMES RUSSELL, Cashier.
YXTESTEKNBANKOF PHILADELPHIA,
" " November 1,1859.
The Directors of this Bank have THIS DAY
a Dividend of SIX PERCENT., pay able A nJd „fu>r
the llth inst. G. M. TROUTMAN,
Casliiur.
SJODTJIWABK BANK, Philadelphia,
Nov. 1,1859.
' The Directors have THIS DAY declared a Dividend
of FIVE PER CENT., payable on demand.
n 2 6t F. P. STEEL, Cashier.
SJPANISH OLIVES—In bulk. In prime
,_" r der, for sale by
A. VTFnwn. wftßgqnfh FRONT StTAAI
fJH£ESE.-r-679 Boxes Uerkimer-Oounty
* co - AH^
TflE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5i 1859.
DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
HJERRIMACK PRINTS.
IiLKVENNEW STYLES,
OPENED
MONDAY, OCTOBER 17.
FOR SALE BY
JOSHUA L. BAILY.
213 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
10 A R D .
SOMERS & SNODGRASS
34 S. SECOND, AND 23 STRAWBERRY STS.,
have in Btore a large .took of
CHINCHILLA, EBKIMO,
FROSTEB TRICOT, and
SATIN-FACED BEAVER CLOTHS.
SATIN-FACED DOESKINS, AND HEAVY PATENT
FINISHED CLOTHS,
FOR LADIES’ CLOAKS AND MANTLES,
AND GENTLEMEN’S OVERCOATINGS.
08-tf
J 859 FALL IMPORTATION. 1859
JOED J. BAIEY & GO..
NO. SIB MARKET STREET, AND SOB CHURCH
ALLEY, PHILADELPHIA,
Have received by reoent arrival*, and will oontmue to
reoeive during the season a fuiland oomploto assort
ment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Conaiiting in part of
HOSIERY, GLOVEB, MITTS, AND GAUNTLETS.
LADIES’, MISSES’, GENTS', AMD
Hoys lambs-wool, merino,
SILK AND COTTON SHIRTS AND PANTS,
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
Bl&ok and Fanoy Silk Scarf*, Tie*, and gravat*.
Linen, Cambric, and Silk Hdkfa.
SHBTLAND WOOL ZEPHYRB, Ac.
Aleo, a hand»ome »took of WHITE, LAOE, and
MILLINERY GOODS AND EMBROIDERIKB.
COTTON, MARSEILLES, and LINEN SHIRT
FRONTB, a large and oheap variety.
“JOUVIN’S BYSTEME.” BEST QUALITY KID
GLOVES. A splendid assortment of oolors and siae*.
WOOL COMFORTS.HOODS, JACKETS, NUBIAS, Ac
Together with a large assortment of CLARK’S snpe
periorsiz-tord “Silk-Finisbed” and “Enamelled”
SPOOL COTTON. Also, their Sewing Maokine Cotton,
pnt dp on spools of 2,400 yards each, to whieh the atten
tion of Shirt Makers and Manutootniers is particularly
AND PROMPT SIX-MONTHS BUYERS
are invited to examine our Stook, whiohis one of the
largest and most attractive ever offered to the trade.
s7-2m
OLOTHSII CLOTHS 111
SNODGRASS & STEELMAN,
IMPORTERS AND DEALBRS IN
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &0.,
NO. 52 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
ABOVE CHESTNUT,
At. dalljr rutinm addition, to their alreadr large
stock of
FALL GOODS.
Comprieed in part of
BLACK AND COLORED CLOTHS,
BEAVERS,
•• OASSIMERES AND DOESKINS,
PLAIN AND FANCY OASSIMERES,
SILK, VELVET, AND CASHMERE VESTINGS, Ac.
■ N. lb—A variety of Cloth, and Beav.rs roitabl. for
LADIES’ CLOAKS and MANTILLAS, all of which
Trill b® .old at Mawmableprioe.. eW-tf
YJT. S. STEWABT & CO,
JOBBERS OF AUCTION GOODS,
SOS MARKET STREET, ABOVE THIRD,
Have now m Store a full line of
BLACK AND FANOY SILKS,
BROCHE AND OTHER SHAWLS,
SILK MANTILLA VELVETS,
Of all grades, and all the new fabrics in Dress Goods, to
whioh we invite the attention of
CASH AND PROMPT SIX-MONTH BUYERS.
*9-3m
gITER, PRICE. & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
816 MARKET STREET.
]J| # WILLIAMSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALBRS AND JODBERS IN
DRY GOODS.
HO. 4X6 MARKET STREET,
(And 414 Commeroe street,)
ntWXXN VOUETU A.HD VITTH, MOXTK BtD>,
Our stook, especially adapted to Southern and West
ern trade, is now large and oomploto in every parti
cular. au6-tf
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ac.
gAIIxEY & GO«
,o Murai.,
BAHJSY A KITOHEH,
Rave removed to the new Fire-proof, White Marble
ItorOi
819 CHKBTNUT STHEBT,
WORTH SIDE, BELOW THE GIRARD HOUSE.
Now opening their Fall Stook of
IMPORTED JEWELRY, PLATED WARES, AND
FANOY GOODS,
Vo which they invito the attention of the pnblle*
SILVER-WARE, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND
PEARLS,
H WHOLXIAU t«B XIT AIL,
gILVER WARE.
WM. WILSON & SON
Invito special attention to their atook of SILVER
WARE, which is now unusually large, affording a va
riety of pattern and design unsurpassed by any house
the United States, and of finer quality than is manufac
tured for table use in any part of the world,
Oar Standard of Silver is 935*1000 part* pare
The English Sterling. 925*1000 “
Amerioanand Fren0b.......900*1000 “
Thus it will be seen that we give thirty-five parts purer
than the American and Frenoh coin, and ten part* purer
than the English Sterling. We melt all our own Silver,
and our Foreman being oonneoted with the Refining De
partment of the United States Mint for several years, we
guarantee the quality m above (936), whioh is the Jlnen
that can bt madt to bt tervteeabU, and will resist the
action of aoids muck better tfian the ordinary Silver
manufactured.
WM. WILSON & SON,
B. W. CORNER FIFTH AND CHERRY STS.
N. B.—Any fineness of Silver manufactured as agreed
upon, but rotitivaly none inferior to French and Ameri
can standard.
Dealers supplied with theeame standard a* used in
our retail department.
Fine Silver Bar*, 999-1000 part* pure, constantly on
hand. auW-6m
JS. JARDEN & BRO.,
•MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTER* OF
SILVER-PLATED WARE
Mo»8M CHESTNUT above Third, (op staint,
Philadelphia.
Constantly on hand and for tale to the Trade.
TEA-SETS. COMMUNION SERVICE SETS, URNS,
PITCHERS, GOBLETB, CUPS, BAS
RETS; CASTORS, KNIVES, SPOoM,
PORKS, LADLES, koJ, ko.
•lldinr aad platinf on all kind* of metal.
CARPETINGS, Oil, CLOTHS, Ac.
QARPET NOTICE.
- BAILY & BROTHER.
HO. 920 CHESTNUT STREET,
WILL THIS DAY
REDUCE THE PRICE
Of their entire Stock of
“OROBSLE Y’S” BRUSSELS
TAPESTRIES
ONE DOLLAR A
Inolodinf all the boat
PATTER NS
0028-tf
300 BBLS, No. 1 lIERRING-100 half
WUblljMtaMKh.j.Whi,, Fi.h.in store and
LOVERING’S SYRUP, in hhds. and
bhls., at reduoed prices. for sale bj
„ MlrfES GRAHAM ft C 0„
«M I.WTITIA Htreet.
IVAVAL STORES.—I,2SO Bbls. Shipping
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Schr. J. A. Rivard. For sale hr ROW LEY, ABHBUR
HER.& CO-TVo.Id South WHARVES. n 29
IyrAOKEREL.—397 bbls. Nos. 1, 2. and 3
Mackerel, in whole, halves,quarters, andeishths,
Original I'ackaues, for sale by 0. 0. SADLER & CO.,
ARCH Street, second door above Front. n 2
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'MI-lro 217 South FRONT Street.
CiALMON.—2S bbls. prime now No. 1 Sal-
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and seventy-eight dollars, payable half yearly on tho
Ist of April and Ootober» in overy year therein men
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Bouth Sixth street, on WEDNESDAY, the ninth day of
November, 1859, at 4 o cloak P. M.. or lie debarred from
coming in upon the same. JOHN F. BHINTON.
_oc29*lot Auditor.
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADEL-
JOSEPH WALKER. vs. MAIIY ELIZABETH WAL
„ KEfl. Sub. in Divorce. June T., 1859. No. 20.
On motion of L. C. CaSSIDY, for Libellant,* rulo has
been granted m the above case, returnable November
12, 1859, to, show cause why a Divorce a vinculo matri
monii should not be decreed- Personal service ofthis
Rule having failed on account of the absence of Ke
pondont. the Court have directed this publication.
n 4611 Al24t*
TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
A CITY AND COUNTY OF PHII.ADKf.PIirA.
EDWARD B. LAWRENCE >•,. JACOB BUHN’KM,
and JULIANA, his Wife, Garnishees of JACOB FIT
TING. Ah. Vtnti. Ex, June T.s 1859. No. 11*0.
„ The Auditor appointed to distnbute tbo mud arising
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brick house and lot of ground, on the east side of
TENTH Street, 308 feetnorthward of MASTER Street.
JC feet front by 74 feet,in depth (more particularly de
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ed. at his office, No. 255 South FOURTH Street on
MONDAY, November 7,1859, pt 4 o’clock P. M., when
and wuerp Alf porspna aro.reijuired to make their olaims,
or be debarred from coming upon the said fund.
027-thßtulOt WM. SERGEANT, Auditor.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of ROBERT FLEMMING, Deceased. Second
Account.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the second aooount of WILLIAM BROWN,
who survived Robert P. Henry and Jane Stewart, Exe
cutors of ROBERT FLEMMING, deceased, and to
make distribution of tbo balance in tho hands of the
aocoiintADt. will meet the parties interested, for thn
purposes of his appointment, on MONDAY, tho 7th
dav of November. 1859. at 4 o'clock P. M., at Ins
Office. No. 133 South FIFTH Street, in tho city of Phila
delphia. _
027-thstu-sfc W, B. WHITMAN, Au ilitor.
FTHE ORPHANS* COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of PERSIFKR F. SMITH, Deceased.
The, Auditor appointed by tho Court to audit, settle,
and adjust tho account M. SMITH. Adminis
tratrix of I’ERS.JFEJt F. HMITH, deceased, and to
innko distribution of tho balance in tho hands of the
Accountant, will meet tho parties interested, for the
uurposesof liisapponUmetiLonTHUßSDAY. Novem
ber 10th, aUu'fllook l’,M.,at N 0.077 WALNUT Street,
n the oity of Philadelphia. 029-stuthst
GANGS OF RlGGlNG.—standing and
Running Rigging, manufactured of the best mate
rial* and for sale, at manufactu ora’ lowest prices, by
»„ m-m w . WEAVER, FITLER. 5c CO.,
pgfi B». Water afraat, amIMN. Delaware nv.
DOXUS AMERICAN AND
IW,UWpjuSNOH WINUOW GLASB—The most
approved brands, and of every size and quuhty required
for city and country trade, at pricos astonishingly low.
Send your orders to J5/EGLER A SMITH, Drug.
Paint. Giftss, and \armsh Doalora, oorner SECOND
and GREENStreak*. aUI-tf
©UGAR-HOUSEMOLASSEIS.—ISO hhds,
tieroes "and barrels, for sale by
JAMES GRAHAM A CO.,
OAKUM. —A largo stock of the best
brands constantly on hand and for salo by
WEAVER, FITLER A CO.,
oft M Ni WATER St*, and fcSN.Pelaw&re fIY»
WINES AND LIQUORS.
JAMES STEWART & CO.’S
PAISLEY MALT WHISKEY.
Importer of Brandy, Wine, &0., 136 SOUTH FRONT
Street, offers for sale, in bond ouly, STEWART’S
CELEBRATED AND UNEQUALLED PAISLEY
MALT WHIBXEY. 527-3 m
WE CALL ATTENTION OF THE
TRADE to this really Superior article :
ALFRED RENAUD COGNAC. , ,
A supply in assorted packages constantly on hand.
Orders recoived for direct importation.
Also—Hennessv Coenno, Leßoy Cognac, London and
Tolland Gins, Claret in Wood and Cn*es. Champagnes,
nch and low prices. LONGCHAMP. Importer,
old-6m 317 South FRONT, Philadelphia.
WIIITELEY,
VR No. 135 Soath FRONT Stroot.
Importer of Brandy, Wines, Ao., oilers for sale, in
bond only, the following, umong other standard brands
of brandy:
Final, CasDUon, k Co., Thoa. Hines & Co.,
Jules, Rohm, k Co., Otard. Dupuy, k Co.,
A. Seignetto, Marott,
Cameos, Pelievoisin,
C. Dupont «fc Co., Union Proprietors,
J kr. MaiioUe, Jas. Hennes«y.
A|ko, Stuart’e Paisley Malt Whiskey, and the ohoicest
varieties of Madeira, Sherry, Port. Burgundy, and
Rhino Wtnos, Palm Tree Gin, Jamaica Rum. Santa
Cruz Rum, Bordeaux Oil, Ac.. *27-ly
CLARET. —10U cases Barton & Gucstier’s
Bt. Julien; 300 do. Bt. Estephe; 300 do. Washing
ton Morton St. Jnlien; 100 do. do. Talenoo, pints; 60 do.
Chateau La Rose: 00 do. do. Leoville; Scotch Alo, in
stone and glass; Younger s, Harvey’s. Falkirk Brown
Stout and London Porter, in store and for sale by
aufi A. MERINO, 140 South FRONT Street.
SCOTCH WHISKEY. 125 puncheons
Jnmes Btewart k Co.’s Paisley Malt, in bond and
for sale by GEORGE WHITELEV. *2l-3n,
TVOTICE.—AVhcrcas a certificate of Ten
J-v Shares of the Stock of tho Philadelphia, German
town, A Norristown Railroad Company dated April 3,
1839,and numbered i. 792, in the name ofWM. A. BAUM,
and mailed April 21,1859, has never come to hand, notice
is hereby given that application will bo made to the
Board of said Company for a now coitificnte, and all
persons are called upon toshow oause why said certifi
cate ?hqi,ld not bo issued. A. T. CHUR,
08-BWfii. " 21d GOLD Street.
TVOTICK—An application will ho mpdo
I ’ at the next session of the Legislature of Penns) f
vanift for tho incorporation of a Bank, with jroyeral
banking privileges, with a capital of TWO HUNDRED
ANI) FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, to bo called the
MANUFACTURERS’ BANK, to be looatedmthe oity
ojpfillftiieftfpfy lyJ-sOm
■mg, NORTH PfIILADEL
ifcy—PIIIA PASSENGER RAIL
WAY TO GERMANTOWN
V m Tenth. Eleventh, and
Broad streets, Plank Rr)3d» Rising Sun, Tioga, Nico
town.nnd Manhoim street.
The Cars will run on and after TUESDAY, L'ov. Ist.
Fore to Rising Sun Village and Tioga street... 8 Cents.
I are to Germantown .12 •
Germantqwn, lu Tickets for SI.
Germaiitpwn Railroad Bridge, 12 Tickets for SL
J. W. RUItKART,
oM-St Seorotary ly. P. p, R. Company.
QPECIAL NOTlCE.—Dealers in Good-
year’s Patent-' Vulcanised Rubber Suspenders,
Braids. Webs, and all other fabric? and artioles made
by QombiqinK fibrouß substanoes with threads or sheets
ofvuleamzod rubber,are notified that unless tho same
lyre properly stamped or labelled with my name, and by
my authority, they cannot be legally disposed of in the
United States. Merchants and dealers are invited to ex
amine specimens now in store, and to give their orders
for the Spring Trade to the undersigned, EXCLUSIVE
OWNER OF THE TITLES AND EXCLUSIVE
RIGHTS IN THE PATENT for these goods, whioh
•ifanraoe all ;)ie stylos heretofore manufactured or im
ported, and many otherij. 1
ALSO, LICENSES TO MANUFACTURE and SELL
—and the Terms—may be obtained on application to me
at No. 23 COURTLANDT Street, N. Y.
n34-lr HORACE H. DAY.
HT FAIRBANKS’ PLATFORM SCALES.
HI For sale by FAIRBANKS fc KWIHU.
?Ig QHMTfIUT Fluln,
B* FAIRBANKS’ HAY, COAL, AND
CATTLE SCALES. For sale by
'FAIRBANKS k EWING,
715 CHESTNUT Street. Thtla.
pt MANCHESTER SCALES.
fUrYpw At tho Philadelphia Bank building, CHESTNUT
" . Street, above Fourth, may bo lound a general
SUALEH,
PORTABLE I'LATPORM BCALRS,
dormant warehouse scales,
HAY AND COAL SCALES. Also,
RAILROAD TRACE SCALES furnished at short no
tice. All warranted to indicate standard weight, accu
rate and durable. The stylo and finish of the above
goods best known by examination.
sl6-thstu2in UEO. W. COLBY k CO.
FT HOWE’S STANDARD "SCALES.—
Ajsm BTRONO k ROSS PATENT.-Coai, Cattle, and
Hayßoftleg youmro no pit. Platform ami Counter
Bcalesof every They receive ail Friction
and Wear on Balls instead of Kmfo Edges, rtsonotliei
Scales. Cali and examine before purchasing elsewhere,
and see the improvement.
V PENNINGTON GREEN. Agent,
112 Bouth SEVENTH Street,
Philadelphia.
CAVING FUND—FIVE PER CENT. IN
►3 TKREBT.—NATIONAL BAR ICTY TRUST COM
PANY, WALNUT Street, SoutfiVest corner ofTHIRD,
Philadelphia. Incorporated by the State of Penney Iva-
D Money is received in any sum, large or email, and in
terest paid from the day of deposit to the day of with
drawal.
The office is open every day from 9 o’olock in the
morning till 5 o’olock in the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday evenings till 8 o’clock.
Hon. HENRY L. BKNNER, President
ROBERT BELPRIDIiE, Yioe President.
Wilmam j. Rskd, Secretary.
tfOlKC'/OflS.
Hon. Henry L. Benner. F. Carroll Brewster,
Edward L. Carter, Josoph B. Barr,
Robert Selfridge, Francis Lee.
Samuel K. Ashton, Joseph Yerkes.
C. Landreth Munns, Henry Diffenderfer.
Money is reoeived and payments made daily.
The investments are made, in conformity with the
provisions of the Charter, in Real Estate Mortgages,
Ground Rente, andeddh flrpt-class securities as will al
ways insure pc/fect security to thp and
which cannot Tail to give perraanenoy and stability to
this Institution. auwr
CAVING FUND.—UNITED STATES
k? TRUST COMPANY, corner THIRD and CHEST
NUT Street*.
Largo und imall iremi received, and paid hack on de
mand without notice, with FIVE PER. CENT. INTE
REST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Office hours, from® until fi o’olock ovory day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until •o’clock.
PRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Sootland,
from £1 npwarda.
Pregment—STEPHEN A. CRAWFORD,
?L^ u y'¥rd'«livP' , '" ;R -
“ A little, but often, fills the Pune.”
EpKANKLIN SAVING FUND—
JL No. 134 South FOURTH Street, between
Chestnut and Walnut, Philadelphia, pays all De
posit* on demand.
liepontprs’ money secured by Government
State, and City Loans, Ground Renta, Mortgages,
3eo.
This Company dooms safety better than lar^e
firoQte, consequently will run no risk with depon
ors’ monoy, but have it at all times ready to re
turn with 6 per cent, intorest to the owner, as
they have always done. This Company never
suspended.
Females, married or single, and Minors onn
deposit in their own right, and suob deposits can
l»e withdrawn osmt ]>y their consent.
Charter perpetual. itmorpn/jifcd by the Btate
of Pennsylvania, with authority torsofeiv* mo
ney from trustees anu exeoutors.
LARGE AND SMALL SUMS RECEIVED.
Omoo open daily from 9 to J o’olock, and on
Wednesday and Saturday evenings untilßo’olk.
, „ „ L DIRECTORS.
Jacob If. Shannon, Crrus Cadwallader,
John Slundler, George Russell,
Malaehi W. Sloan, Edward T. Hyatt,
Lewis Krilmbhaar, Henry Delany,
Nicholas Rlttqnhouse, Nathan Smodloy,
Jo*, tt. Satherthyaite, Ephjaiw Blanchard,
JACt®asitt l lWfBll' t PrMiilmL
Crnns Cadwallaube, Treasurer.
_dlB*y
u A Dollar saved ts twioe earned. *
fJOGUET & HUTTON)
A 1 manufacturers of
DESKS
AND CABINET FUKNITUBE
NO. 259 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
Ulfloe, Sunk, and School furniture, Extension Tables.
Bookcnsep, Wardrobes, eto _ s9-3m
QABra&r FUItNITUKE AND BILLUKD
MOORE & CAMPION.
No. Wl SOUTH SECOND STREET,
in connection with their extensive Cabinet Business, are
now manufacturing a superior nrtiole of
BILLIARD TABLES,
and have now on hand a full supply, finished with
MOORE k CAMPION'S ImMveD CUSHIONS,
which are pronounced by all who have used them to be
superior to all others.
For the quality ami finish of these Tables the manu
facturers refer to their numerous patrons throughout the
Union, who are familiar with the oharaotor of their
jy3d-8m
FIOINGS OF TIIE PENNSYLVANIA
SIX FfKST PitKlnuillS AND Sl'x'lill’l.O.MAS.
Bast Fiirnaoo for Wnrnimg lluililmgb.
„ „ ToArnold A Wilson.
GAS CONSUMING CONK FURNACE,
First Premium.
BUST PORTABLE FURNACE.
r ° Arnold k Wimon.
RICHMOND’* PORTABLE FURNACE.
First Prkmium.
BEST COOKING RANGE.
To Arnold A Wilson.
CHII,SON'S DOUHI.E-OVKN COOKING RANGE.
m First Phkmujm.
BEST PAIILOR COAI, ORATES.
~To Arnold !c Wilson.
LOW DOWN mi.l BASKET URATES,
Fiust Premium.
BbST ENAMELLED SLATE MANTELS.
_ , io Arnold k Wilson.
For a very hnnitaomr display of Enamelled Slate Man
tels, vary lotfluy j"j jjjV.p* pßEj(i* , |j > |J| r ‘ or w °rkmans|jip f
AItNOLI) & WILSON.
1010 CHESTNUT Btrcot.l
B. M. Feltwhli,, Supt
|Y|OKE PROOF OF THE WONDERFUL,
iSAKAToi? 8 01 ' MONELL ’ 8 AMERICAN HAIR
. , P-iii.aiiki.phia, BoptemlierOTlli, 1559.
1 liir ib to (";i , ui.it I was bald tor iimiiy years. and
was re(ioimn-iiuWo to tr) jour Koparator; and having
procured turni' li'dUcs, need it for throe months, which
hnaonuamt m> hair to grow* and nlthoueh not quitoaa
thickas belure, jotu 14 constantly grwwim\
„ , ft. M. JONKS,
No. 39 North Third street.
m t r. .» Piulauplpiim. September 27th, lfts9.
Mr. J. K Miim Dr nr Sir— Somo time sineo my
hair commenced laMing out. so much ho, that I was, in
« et .' »l heromuu bald; hut Jiearimr of the won
dirtul Power of jour Kejmrator. J was induced to hut a
I'ottle. und allor UHitiF oiio-h'ilf of it my hair not only
ceased coming out, hutcoinmoncod growing finely, and
I have now a« thick a suit of hair as over l had.
JACOB 11VANS.
No. 624 Cherry street.
WTKRS £ Co., Sole Agents, No.
7M Ciihb I S I/ T Street, I’liilnuWyhta. 8023-Gm
D'liA w I NU AND “PAINTING" MATE.
.MAPS.
Kngimfom' anil Architects’ Stationery,
tireoian Painting Materials,
i’otich'uu huh UesiiMis and Vases.
Paint Boxes for Children. and also for Artists ami
Stmloutß.
Pictures and Picture Frames.
lM'iyini C.'.ntj, Arui'rio'in and Fronoh.
Catalogue)! gratis to tlm trado.
KCIIOLK <fc JANKNTZKY,
WHOUMAI.K K,UHTU &1 1 '
iJHjV ‘
.ijVhlt MMP—A simple preparation
wi , for p 1 11un,,,,, < PiU-or I'lnto, Jewolry, Mirror*, Mar
ole, icc.. tar inure.convenient and elective tVmn any
otlior. Oho lirJ .the Intmr of House donning may l>e
Bayed li) ujin? tins Hini», winch ennnot possibly injur*
tbo linest j&ino white, am! as no is roquired.
tho Havimffln Iho wear «i the paint is much greater than
the cost ofthe Bmp. It leaves the surface as pure and
white m when new. Manufactured onlvbythe Boston
IndexioAl boap Company, and sold by their appointed
ftJcMTN S |?T D i C °"
LADIES’ 11A111 BRAIDS, WIGS, FRI
- and CURLS, manufactured m tho very
best and nowoat Puns stt lcs< and of winch we constantly
keop a very largo HMSortment on hand, sold wholesale
and retail, at the lowest possible prices. Ordorsfrom
ill parts of the connin' solicited, and promptly attended
■o. Also, anew HAIR DYK. superior to anv in use.
_ . . M. HUTOISi No, 12 TENTH St.,
6u30-3m* Between Market and Chestnut,
T.KTTT? A Street.
OEORGE WniTELEY,
NOTICES.
SCALES.
SAVING FUNDS.
CABINET WARE.
EDUCATIONAL.
HfESDAMES .OHEGARAY AND D’HER
-ITX VILLY’B BOARDING AND‘DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES. ' Urt
PHILADELPHIA, No. 18W LOOAN SQUARE, VINE
Madame CHEOAp,AY respectfully inform* her
'friends and the puhlio in general. that independently of
her Boarding and Day School, directed by herself an* 1 ,
her niece, Mmo. FKEvOST, in! NEW YOKK.uhn i-.,.
tends, in connection with hertnieoe. Mine. D’HEft-
VILLYj opening in PHILADELPHIA an Institution
on precisely the same plan as the one above mentioned.
05-3 in
AMKIUUAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE
Families, Schools, aniLColleges, supplied with
competent reaehers, foranylDepurtment; aud Teach
ers with positions. Parents gratuitously supplied with
school circulars.
Rofer to Fncuitr Amhorat College. Mass.; Dr. Lowell
Mason; Mason Brothers; Hon. Ttrfto,,Frelinshuyßen,
LL.D.; Hon. John C. Rivet. *"£( «J. *
sSIiTJI,'WOODMAN, fc CO.,
wW BROADWAY. New York,
eu-J CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia,
ITEM AN ALLEN, A. M., Teacher of the
. * VIOLIN ana PIANO. Mr. Allen may be applied
tontthe reau ence of Ins father, Professor Allen; No.
315 South SEVENTEENTH Streot. 86-2m*
PRICE-STREET ACADEMY.
GERMANTOWN, PHILADELPHIA
GEORUE R. DARKER, PRINCIPAL.
The r all Term of this Institution oommonces Septem
ber sth, 1859. 1 lie course of instruction comprises all
the brandies of a thorough English Education, together
with the Latin, Greek, and French Languages. au22-tf
Allen grove female seminary,
FRANKPORD, PENNSYLVANIA, six milei
from Markot street, Philadelphia.
The course of instruction in this School is comprehen
sive and thorough. Parents and Guardians who intend
to place their daughters or wards at this Institution will
do well to mako immediate application to
Mas. E. L. THOMPSON,
sJ-JJm Principal and Superintendent.
Bryant & stratton’s national
MERCANTILE COLLEGES, located at Phila
delphia, 8. E. corner SEVENTH and CHESTNUT;
New York, Buflalo, Cleveland, and Chicago. Por in
formation. call nr send for Catalogue. fd9-tf
PIANOS*
MARSH’S MUSIC STORE,
nrrn No. 1103 CHESTNUT Street,
Philadelphia,
.. ~.Where the best make of
PIANOS, MELODEONS, and MUSICAL INSTRU
MENTS,
. OW EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Can be obtained at the lowest Manufacturers’ Prices.’
Constantly publishing the latest Choice Compositions
and Popular Music of the day. Also, receiving New
Music daily from all the catalogues in the United States,
Defers, Teachers, Seminaries, and Clergymen will be
supplied ai tup iQ<*6Bt ■wholesale rate*.
Orders by mail will be promptly filled-
Catalogues of Music or Price List will be forwarded
free of ohargo when ordered.
00-Un J. MARSH, Agent.
**ssam (IJIIOKERING & SONS,
IYTTtM mancpactubkr'i of
GRAND, SQUARE. AND UPRIGHT
WAREROOji 'twm® UT STREET.
Constant y in store a large stock of our BEAUTIFUL
and UNEQUALLED INBTRUMKNIB. We have been
awardod.at thediflerent Exhibitions in this country and
s & A & D Kf R F,RST - CLABa
RAVEN, BACON, & Co.’s,
FiSt !■ Nunns A Clark’s, Hallett. Davis, ft; Co.’s,
and A.H. Gale & Co.’s superior PIANOS. Also, Ma
son 4- Hamlin’s unrivalled MELODEONS and HAR
MONIUMS, so desirable for Churones and Lecture
Rooms-
W Pianos and Melodeont to Rent.
J. E. GOULD,
myU-Ir SEVENTH and CHESTN UT,
f^^PUNO? EAT IMPKOVEMENT IN
SCHOMACKER & CO.,
1021 CHKBTNUT Ftreet. renpectf;;Hv ijivifo tho musio
laving pjihlio io can and examine their new and suc
cessful improvement—
THE PARLOR GRAND PIANO.
Having converted the Tone, Touch, and Action of
the Grand Piano into that of a Square instrument,
avoiding nil the objections generally made to the style ol
Grand Piano, also diminishing the cost of the same.
In volume, purity of tone, great power, brilliancy, full
ness, depth, andevenness of touch, with exquisite deli
cacy and sweetness, theso
SUPERIOR AND BEAUTIFULLY-FINISHED IN
STRUMENTS
aro wholly opcaualled- 'I hey have received the highest
encoiibuma, And are pronounced by ontios to t.o far su
perior to any instruments ever manufactured in this
country,
Constantly on hand, a large and elegant assortment of
our unrivalled PIANOS. We have Been awarded the
First Premiums, at all exhibitions ever exhibited, in
cluding the Prize Medal from the Crystal Palace Exhi
bition. Now Y0rk.1863. sel-tf
STOVES.
TUP “FIERY STAR,” GAS-CON
BUMING AND RADIATING AIR-TIGHT
STOVE, for Parlors, Halls, Offices. Stores, Ac.
The most economical, cheerful, and healthy stove in
the market. All who wish a heating stove that will
give entire satisfaction are invited to call and see one
of tho
FIEItY STARS
in operation at our Warerooma.
Every variety of Stoves both Plain and
GAS BURNING.
for Parlors, Kitchens, Chambers, Halls, Ac., may be
found in our assortment.
Our oelebratsd
iIOVAL ‘
SEA SHELL, and
DOUBLE-OVEN
Cookms Stoves are
. WARRANTED,
and, for excellence in operation, they
CHALLENGE
nil competition.
NORTH, CHASE, AND NORTH,
o!3'lm No. 209 North SECOND B;reet.
STOVES! STOVES!!
Si JAMES SPEAR,
■cSe No. Ills MARKET STREET,
Ib how prepared to meet the wants of tho publio more
completely in all the detaiisof tho Stove trade than any
other establishment in Philadelphia, in proof of which
he invites comparative examination.
The following are among his own popular inventions,
several of which have already obtained a national repu
tation as surpassing in txctlttnu and economy any other
Stoves in übc.
JAMES SPEAR is tho Inventornnd Patentee ofthe
Improved Gas-l>urnm* Co .kmgStpyo, acknowledged to
be thobfst Stove fpr family use in the world.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the celebrated
Gas-consuming Cooking Range, now rapidly coming
into genera! use.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the Improved Sli
ver’s Air-tight Gas-consuming Parlor «tove.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor of tho Improved
(VfVteutftlt Ornamental Siove Urn, winch from its
beauty nod utility is likely, this seasou, to be univer-
JAMESBPEAR is the Patentee of the Labor, Fuel,
and Comfort-saving Ironing Pftn.
JAMES SPEAR is the Investor and Patontee of the
celebrated Railway-oar Hestey.
For all of the above the Inventor very Justly claims
advantages wfitohraquiro but to bo understood by the
publio to bo universally appreciated and prelerred to
Rnyotherartiolesof that claw in the mallet; and lie
would hereby extend a cordial invitation to all persons
inw«ntof Stoves to call and oxatnine for themselves.
Parties wishing to examine will have every attention
shown them, whether intending immediately to pur
ohase or not. b22-3iu
a. CHARLES JONES,
(S—fl No. 505 North SECOND Street. (Successor to A.
4Hw Gallagher,/ would respectfully call tho atten
v’ =35t * tion <,f ti\o*9 stoves to h\s extensive
assortment of Cooking, Heating, and Parlor stoves. I
have purchased tho exclusive right to the retail sales
and rrpatrj, in Philadelphia, of Gallagher's Celebrated
" Morning Star’* and *• Sunrise” Gas-burning Cooking
Stoves, well known for years 98 the most satisfactory
Stoves m tho market. Also, h 1 s new Flat-top Conking
Stove " Daylight.” which combines all the useful im
firovemer.ts, aid operates admirably. I also nianu
aoturo, in a superior manner, Silver’s Gas-burner of
tho best Russia Sheot Iron. These are tt»e most
wbuofinoftt and managed Parlor stnvsa in
use; sM-Sm
COAL.
% "HOUSEKEEPERS LOOK TO YOUR
® 4-1 interest. But your COAL AT HICKS’, where
r nothing but the very best Quality of Lehuh ami Selrnyl-
X kill O'nal la ohered at ttje fol!o\vipg reduced nriceu
o- L B / 1 * ffroken, Egg, and B(ov*> qiu per ton.
* Schuylkill, ” ' r “ 400 "
ft Large Nut....... , aw "
o nrranted freo from slato or dust and fuM weight, at
“» HICKS vard, southeast corner MARSHALL and
9 WILLOW. Call and see. olft-Gm
3 £< W. GROOME & CO.,
5 *3* Office 146 South FOURTH Street,
AM)
WHARF, FINE STREET, SCHUYLKILL,
Dealers and Shippers
ug
Locust Mountain. Lehigh, and Schuylkill
COAL.
Merchandise taken on wharfage. o!5 6m
TTICKORY AND SPRING MOUNTAIN
AX LKUIOJI COAL, prepared with care, for sale on
best terms Apply at KNOWLES’S Depot, NINTH
and WILLOW Streets * 522-tf
MACHINERY AND IKON.
SAJ4OIL V. MBSHICI, J, VAT6HAN MIBBICI,
_ WILLIAM H. MERRICK,
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
►3 FIFTH AND WASHINGTON BTREETO.
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK & SONS,
„ ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
Manufacture High and Low Pressure fltsaxn Engines,
for Laud, River, and Marine service,
Rollers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, &o.; Castings
of all kinds, either Iron or Brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Work Shops, Rail
road Stations, fto.
Kotorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and most im
proved construction.
Evory description of Plantation Machinery, such as
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open Steam
Trains, Defecators, Filters, Pumping Engines. Ao.
Bole Agents for N. Rillieux’s Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus: Nasmyth’s Patent Steam Hammer; and
Aspinwnl) A Wolsej’s Patent Centrifugal Sugar Drain
ing Machine. aub-y
WARMING AND VENTILATING
WAREHOUSE, 1152 MARKET St., Phila.
BUILDINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
WARMED AND VENTILATED BY
CVLVEC’S NX \V (iAS-UUH. WLYtr WARM-AJH
yi'liti'ACL\
Iho above Furnace has now been in use during the
last two winters in this city, and lias given unuors.ilsat
fisaction. Iho largo heating surtnee beingdirectli over
tho tUino of tho fire, and tho conical tubes, through
which all tho drafts pass, arc bo arranged as to consume
tfio larger part ol the gnsos from the coal, being en
tirely of Oast Iron, with deep, smd joints, ts now of
forod to tho puhhp as the must complete hoatio-' appa
ratus now in this market. C. W. I icui' a prnet.oal
mechanic, will personalty attond to all heating and ven
tilating.
ALSO,
Six sizes of Cookwig Hanses, adapted for hotel and
private use, Collins’ Patont Chimney Caps for icntila
ting and cure of smoke) chimneys, with a full assort
ment ol Registers and S f entilators of oier> stzo and
pattern , Fire-placeStovns, Bith Boilers, \o.
•w* Jobbing promptly attended to.
CHAS. WII,MAMS,
ftu22-tutbs-3m Late lUkkr A Williams.
IVEIV CLANING MAI.'IUNB, Embra^
7 l The Andrews i’n’ent of 13-45, with matching works
for dressing Boards, Plank, Ac.
New Principle ol Feeding. Groat Saving of Power
Manhincs ol various hizes.Zl to 30 inches wide, for
single or doubto snrlac-ing, with or without inn tolling
heads, for sale at No. 2i Ninth SIXTH Street, Phila.
Call ami exauutie.
lUa-thutuSrii (JKO. W. COI.BY k CO
bALAMANDER SAFES
BJBH A large assortment of
, EVANS A WATSON’S
PHILADELPHIA MA.VIff'ACTUKKJI
SALAMANDER SAFI'S.
„ VAULT DOORS,
dank locks/ 0 ’
Kauai to any row in use.
IRON DOORS, SR I TTKHS. Ac.,
Onajgood torins as any other est.udnsliment in the
United States. b>
EVANS k WATSON,
No.3Ui CHESTNUT Street,
Philadelphia.
PLEAHE GIVE IJS A HAI.L. anlß-tf
Alcohol, burning fluid, nmiPiNE
OIL, iu bids and h ilf-bbN* Manufactured and for
sale hy ROWLEY, ASHBI RNER .V CO.,
nlO Ifi South Wharves.
ZIEGLER & SMlTil, corner SECOND
and GREEN, have acquired a great reputation by
the wise and prudent course they have pursued since
their commencement in business, by selling a first-mte
article «t n Inwliinr* «H-if
Grease— 200 auu half ho
quarter bids., 2,000 cans Patont Tallow Grease
suitable for wagons, carts, cars, and drats. for «aV
WKABVW V ’ AS111)l, - fltlE R' * WiW
np.j wusi'UKM AM) hOIJTHKI’iN Miii;-
1 .pHANTS —Manila Rope, nil sizpb, neaßy packed,
and lorsale b) tho inamt acuirors at tho lowest NVu*
York prices. WEAVER, FITLKR A CO 1
mo 13 n. water s\ ; jj t t w n. wV,,;;...
VMI \EL UIIUBB, for the Purefinst
and Sale of Real Esti*e and th» C< He tionofßenti
e*- 1 " 1 V.» ?i. iv \ j M rstr.->,»j
OEFINED SUGAR —5OO bai ruls various
.KUides, 160 bbls oruuhed, sided and
orsalu by JAMEB GRAHAM k CO.,
LETiTIA StreeL
SAXES BY AUCTION.
CVaENESS. BRINLEY, & CO.,
No. 423 MARKET STREET,
ft ALE OF IMFORTED AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS.
„ . On Tuesday Morning,
oc l°ck. bj catalogue, on six month*’
cremt, .iuu packages ana sots of imported and domestic
dry goods.
sab edmpleB Wllh catalogues early on the morning of
R SCOTT. Jr., AUCTIONEER, No. 431
u * pHESTNUT STREET, oepoeite the Cutcm
ffll 1 v - !K.V’ , S."„ i ! FOURTH end tfIFTH Street..
H A i\ri'u AW L 1 ■» ! N TilE EAKTKRN MARKET.
AND f'ifTH bTRKET ’ BETWEEN FOURTH
, Q On Tuesday,
November 8. rommencin* at 2 o'clock P. M.
Sale of stalls will bo made m the Market Building,
at public ®nction, to the highest bidder, on Tuesday,
isoteinber 8. at 2ocockP.M Gas being ictroducec,
he sale will be cont nued till tea o'clock at nuht.
Printed catalogues will be ready on Monday previous,
containing all particulars, and can be obtained at the
auction store, 431 Chestnut street.
fhe Company, having leaned the Girard estate, vVI
proceed to make a uniform front of lid leet, on Filth
street. The superior construction of the stUU. the en
tire (!oor Hissed with stone, the spacious vaulted cel
lars. on gravel bottom, entirely free from dampness,
ami the unusual width of all the avenues, make tins a
limit desirable and superior market.
Farmers stalls will t» sold on Saturday, November
12th, at 12 o’clock.
Market will be opened in tho new building on Satur
day, November 19th.
SALE OF EMBROIDERIES. TRIMMINGS. AND
BONNET RIBBONS, MiLUNBKY ii'jUVS, Ac.
.. , 0n Wednesday Morning next.
Nov.Otji. by catalogue,on acrcdst. commencing at 10
o clock, 600 lota fancy and staplo dry ao«kw.
By order of the Rosra o! Director#.
IIKNKY J. MANLEY, Secretary.
Philip ford auctioneer, no. m
t Street, and Ml MINOR Street.
ball of ,w cases. Boots, shoes, gum-
SHOES, Ac.
.. , \On Tnursdaji Morning,
November 10th, »t 10 o’clock will be eold, bj cata
logue, on four month.’ credit, 7M cases boots. slioes,
bnifnne. and sum rbofs. cons.stiiu In part of men’s
best double-sole grained tivns. intii'a Lov** nnd youths’
km. call and thick do ; women’s, misses/and children’s
(.alfnrul kip heeled uootsjot the btst cit> and eastern
inanutaofuru.
The above sale «■!! embrace nn assortment of goods
well worthy the ailvutiou cl buyers.
tion early on morning m «ile.
SHIPPING.
PHILADELPHIA
ORESCENT NAVIGATION COMPANY.
AT AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF.THK AROVE
NAMEO CORPORATION,
NO. 6 MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE,
At 10 o’olookA. M., September 7th, 1839, the follow-
ing gentlemen were unanimously elected Directors
the Company, viz
GEORGE H. STUART,
S. MORRIS WALN,
MATTHEW W. BALDWIN,
CHAS. MACALESTER, ahd
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON.
The BOOKS of SUBSCRIPTION o the CAPITAL
STOCK of said COMPANY are nowopep pt the above
named Office, where all person? favorable to the enter
prise are respectfully invited to subscribe. s3-tf
STEAM DIRECT TO ALL
PARTS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND
IRELAND. FRANCE, AND GERMANY.*
the Hamburg American packet com
pany's IRON MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
HAMMoNIA. Capt. H. F. Schweosen.
SAXONIA, Capt. if. Killers.
BORUSSIA, Capt. N. Trautman.
BAVARIA, Capt. H. Taube.
TEUTONIA, Capt. 11. Knsen.
These Steamers are all first-clnss Clyde-built vessels;
arc intended to sail from Pier 2t, North River, N. Y.,
as follows:
i*OR LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON, HAYRE, AND
, HAMDUP.q. ’ ’ .
, The eleriwtar,d powerful iron Screw Steamship BA
VARIA. Capt. H. Taube, 2,400 tons burthen, will sail as
above.on
, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16th, at 12o’clock M.
Passage, including Railroad Fare from Philadelphia
to New l ork, and from Southampton to London,
First Cabin. $lOO | Second Cabin.. $6O l Steerage.. .$35
The BAVARIA will be succeeded by the following
SteainKhtjis:
SAXONIA THURSDAY, Deember 1,
BOHUSBIA MONDAY. January 3.
TEUTONIA WEDNESDAY. February 1.
HAMMONtA THURSDAY; March 1.
#3?“ Passengers forwarded to Liverpool, Dublin, Bel
fast, Cork, Glasgow, Pans, and Antwerp, at tnrough
rates.
1 hose steamers are fitted up with nneaualled accom
modations for first, second, and third-class Passengers.
The Second Cabin accommodations of these Ships are
equal to the first-class of most steamers.
Certificates of passage issued Jrom London, South
ampton, Havre, and Hamburg, to New York,
Freight engaged m Philadelphia will tie promptly
attended to by tho New York Ageut, and shipped tree
of all romniiMiom
For Freight orl'assage. apply exclusively to
W. A. UAMILL, Agent,
Office of the Hamburg American Mail Ptenmabips.
n2-tf Northwest corner rOURTII+nd CHESTNUT.
RMt TIIK BRITISH AND NORTH
2ffiPm£Sl> AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-
. TEOM MW TORE TO LITIEEOOT,.
Chief Cabin Passage— 3)30
Second Cabin Passage 7*
FROM EdjvUrf TO LIVEEFOOL.
Chief Cabin Fnssage.—.
Second Cabm Passage..... ~---T
The ships from Boston call at Halifax,
PERSIA, Capt. Judkins, CANADA, Capt, Lang,
ARABIA, Capt. J, Stone, AMERICA, (/apt. Milfar,
ASIA, Capt. E. 6. Lott, NIAGARA. Cast. Anderson.
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon. EURORA. Capt. J.Leitch,
These vessels carry a light at mart-head;
green on sfarl'oaij uo#; feu on port bow.
EUROPA, Leitch, loaves Boston, Wednesday, Nor.’?.
PERSIA, Judkins, " N York,Wednosdnj, Nor. 9.
AMERICA, Millar, 4 * Boston, Wednesday, Nov. ifi.
ASIA. Lott, 44 N YorktWednesday. Nov. s-.
CANADA, Lang, 44 Boston, Wednesday, Ni.v. "o,
AFRICA,ShwiBGn. “ N York, Wednesday, l'cc 7
NIAGARA,Anuer*on,“ Boston, Wednesday, 1-eo u
PERSIA, Judkins, “ N York, Wednesday, Dec. Si
Berths not secored until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board,
The owners of tbeee ships will not be accountable for
Gold,Silver, Bullion,Specie, Jewels, Ptcc.oui Xionce
or Metals, unless bills of lading are gljncd therefor and
the value thereof therein expressed. For freight or pas
sage apply to E, CUNARD, i Bowlinz Gre<*n,
no 2 New York,
FOR THE SOUTH.—CUARLES-
JasSfifl&TON AND BAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS.
FREIGHT REDUCED. XOSLltiS ’
Heavy Freight at an Avorasr 01 tfirtais wr cent, t*-
low New lork Bieainsiup rava?.
FOR CHARLESTON. 8. a
The U. 8. Mai! Steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Cap
tain Cliarles P.Marshman.wili sail on Saturday, Nov.
sth, at 10 A. M.
Through m 43 to m hours, only 40 hours at Sea.
„ FOR SAVANNAH, (i».
The U. 8. Mail Btcamsiup STATE OF GEORGIA,
Captam John J. Garvin, will sail on Thursday, Nor. 10.
at it) o’clock A. M-
Through m 53 to 60 hours, oclj 43 honra at Sea.
Irw Sailing da> & cnnusoa from every Saturday to even
hve days. Goods received, and Bills of Lading Burned
every day.
„ The splendid first-claw side-wheel Steamships KEY
-BTONE bi A 1 E nnd b I’ATE OF GEORGIA now run as
above every ten dayn, thus iorming a five-day commu
nication with CharlesWa and Savannah, and the South
and Southweet.
At both Charleston and Savannah, thess Shies con
nect with steamer* *<»r Florida, and with railroads, &o.
for all places in tne South eml Southwest.
INSURANCE
Freight and Insurance on o large proportion o r Goods
shipped South will be found to bo lower by these ships
than by sailing vessels, the premium being one-half the
rate.
N. B.—lnsurance on ftU Railroad Freight is entirely
unnecessary, farther than Charleston or Savannah, tho
Railroad Companies taking all risks from these paints.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FaRE?
Fftrehy this route 25 to 40 per cent, ohoaper than by
the Inland Route, as wiU be seen by the following sche
dule. Through tickets from Philadelphia via Charles
ton andfiavanpah steamships, INCLUDING MEALS on
the whole route, except Iroin Charleston and Savan
nah to Montgomery:
To Charleston 035 W
Savannah. 19 00
Angusta 20 00
Macon 21 00
Atlanti 23 00
Oolunibui 23 00
Ajbanr U 00
Montgomery-., 26 00
Mobile « OO
New Orleans ... 33 79
No bills of lading signed al
For freight or passage apr
above Vue street, or to
Charleston.*— $350
Savannah £ co
Augusta..... ___ a# 00
Macon 32 75
Atlanta. wt si oo
Columbus .. 36 00
Albany 37 CO
Montgomery.. 33 oo
; M0bi1e.....* .... 46 90
I New Orleans 61 QQ
iftor the ship has sailed.
•ply on boaru, at socoad wharf
ALEX. HERON. Jr.,
'QUTHnsd CHESTNUT.
S.JkT. G.BUPD.
WTJiR A (iA.MMTLL.
itorr.tteamer Carolina every
Southwest corner F(
Amenta in Charleston, T. £
** . Savannah. HUI
For Florida from Ch&rlesi
Tueidav.
For Florida from Savannah, steamers St. Mary’* and
St. Juku’s, evorv Tuesday and Saturday. jj;B
v - s * M. STEAMERS
HAVRE AND SOUTHAMPTON.
* ARAGO. Captain Lines, will mil July 23, Sentember
17. November JJ.
FULTON. Captain Wottoa»iriUsill AwuttJO, Ooto
ber Ifi. December 10.
First Cabin passage..— - juj
Second Cabin passage ~ , , _.. j ■
For freight or passage, apply to
.... w , WILLIAM NEILSON.Asint,
At the Warehousing Company’s Philadelphia Orfiec,
Tobacco arekouse. DOCK street. Phtla. jeSHJaj
MEDICINAL
T)U. GLKNTWORTirS PILE REMEDY,
For the euro of Hemorrhoids or Piles, Constipa
tion. Fistuli in Ano, ucernti ms of the Anus, Proln*ua
of the Km turn, bissures. Excoriation. Ulcerations In
ternal iinil External to the Anus, Pruritus, and all Dis
ease! peculiar to the Rectum.
T I|C g reat ami uniform success wtveh this Remedy has
•attained for the euro nf the above Diseases is unprece
dented in thn non Us of Medicine. The rnpiditv of iu
curative iiu-tliticH and tlie durabilit) of Us cure* are
equalled b> no other Reined) of tho use, Ninety -nm**
cases out of an hundred are aMev i ucj r nd cured of this
distressing complaint and art* restored tocomfort herc
tolore unknown. Full and explicit Directions accom
pany each Rox. One Box is aumetent to perform acure.
Prepared only by HR. GLFN’TWuRTfI.
No Hl7 RACK street.
Price $l. Can be sent bv Adams'Express, ivj-lm
DM. MOFFAT’S VEGETABLE LIFE
FILLS AND PHOENIX RITTERS have been
thoroughly tested, and pronounced «,uvrfl<n remedy
for d'bpepsia. flatulency. hat/t-bui n and beadiehe,
cojtivenchs diarrluva, levers of all kinds, rheumatism,
givflt, travel, worms, aeunv, uloers. eruptive com
plaints, sal* rheum, erjsipol.is, common colds antlui
liueiiza, irrciculirii) and all deram,emont nl tlie female
sjstvin. piles, .»nd various other diseasos to a. hick the
humasi fruiio liilile. rorsale bv the proprietor. Hr.
W. R. MO Ft A F. AtS HROAI) \VA\ , N«w York, ard by
Druggists generally all over thn country. 524 di Wly
Mkdioatkd vapor batijs. ’
SULPHUR, IIOT-AIR. and STEAM BATH*
Under the caro ol Hr. T. H. Rl DOKLY. 11S1 SPRUCE
Street Huhlv recommended b> alnt.e principal ph\ Ri
cian* in tho city for llhoumaiism,Skiu Diseases Sv
lduliß. Couchs ami Colds. Female Diseases, Ao. Ac
Especial accommodations fur Ladies. oirim ’
WASHING AND IRONING.
JA WASHING AND IUONINU DONS
yfJth N KATN KSS nml DESPATCH, Or SiiVe
a.l i {■! ullc , s "S' 1 Ho'itlemon, Faiml'es. Bo minis
*c„ nl DONOVAN’S
FAMIHV LADNHRV , No. an South SlXili Snoot,
oornnr of 1 rune. Family Shirts and Collars pntoi’i
polished. Everything washed by hand, on the com
mon vrnsh-bonril.
The whole business is strictly attended to by female
operativos, Mr*. DONOVAN,
IT SO-ly HcD*rinilcrd<vJt-
TUTNTON’S ENCAUSTIC TELES for
floors.
ChmYnei Tope lor cottage*.
Garden Vaeesnnd Koin.tiune.
Vitrified Tips for drama and « ato; contusion.
Imported and Tor sale by
H. A. HARRISON,
min Clips') \ i'T w*;*
Grain mills —chain mills —For
the Farm iml Flirtation. Tho I R#.V-JJI’RR MILL
has no equal for (»rituhn- r Fine .Veal, Fee |, Co'.'ee, Bpi
oes, etc., by Inn.l or rover.
Fries S 3, nnl ? Ifl.
Now m opcnton at r.*u Bouth SK-'M'VT* S’reeL
Airentn wantoil ip pmrv r cii.f •> ».} f-..
«"i y v '■'UMJ .> rn
At h MiK ft KS l ]m\NUS. AT lOW
Vrh'Oi. T. KI.UIiIKrV. I,„ P .,rtnr of'C.L'ari
No.s:r CIILgTXU r Street, ad.omiQ* ijiraui House. ’
o?v*iUl
SAXES BT AUCTION.
Ilf THOMAS & SONS,
1 No«. IU.SO.VTIi POUITH BTREM,
CARD.-PUBLIC .
STOCKS AT THE EXCHAN *£^:J2S A r l2
mi) stocks -rill herenftsr Us tea at UoVook sio?Si?
in the evemn* at 7 o’eloek. ****** »uon,*b4
g & nt J!. l^ !ora i- lar V=“POon of either nip.
wf. nnnaoilis or each property issued
addition to which yre publish, oe ue Saturday previous
to the sale. one thom-.cd «uak>g bm, i B
st*b Atewsty au k * "»«*!*> *>. a
HEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
We have a targe amount of real estate at evirate
tale, lectudinf erery description of city aai
property. Printed lute may be had at the auction «nr7
_ private sale register? ton,j
Real crate entered on oar private eale reenter
anil advertised occasionally to oar public tale
(el wlucu lAUlcop.ee are printed weekly,) free of chaise’
STOCKS. LOANS, Ac.
. On Tuesday,
H o’elpok, noon, at the Philadelphia Ex
oran,e. w iU be sold—
For account of wl-om it mar concern—
rt - Railroad bonds. Ac.
t?, ,itL e ,» ,*f ctaU bond*. 8l.a» each, Chartiera Valiev
inclusive L0u,530y ’ coupons doe since July J, 15M,
Farm Mort
h«i p t ' bood "' d “» Mil. with overdue coupons
Moa/mclusite.
tar;'Kli?r"d. Per b ° nd * Ll =ka.anna and Blooms
- ?•'\i!St£V?n ato ! w, “" n 'i mi 7 concern—
-1 ii.« ,* i**riKage Construction Bonds, comertihlA ” «f »»,«
' lnd Oh'cSo cimpalj’
per cent, interest, pstibUlit'L
ourry and July,-with coupons. in - a
a>ra l l ®. ileCa “ l * )r Mo “ n *' , “ Railroad bond, coupons
cSi'A’w-S ?sto “” d P,,iW * l » hi » Steamboat Ferrj
„ „ PEWS-CHURCH OF EFIrHANY
E P U! ' midd!e t>loct ’ west aixis, Church of tia
.Jew No. Id 9, middle block, western aisle, Caurch of
the Epiphany, umtb pe\r Irom chaucel. 4
1 share Philadelphia Library.
1 share Philadelphia Athensum,
1 share Mercantile Library.
1 knaie Point Breeze Park Association.
Fo^^fhe’raccounSi^ 6 * 416111 *° f *“«» **“•
Company. 1 * 11 ™ Fire and Life Insurance
Also, 823) Union Mutual Insurance Co/s Scrip.
STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE, TUESDAY NEXT
o.rw.„i u» . .°°° acJ Evening Sales.
?*V. ucs noT re adv. containing full de
aitar/e amSjnt'il't'sYuSbtepr^rt”: l ' corapl "•>«
a ” E ;'™ F u l 6 v ci.ocx: «
Striet. d ' nor,hwe!t comer of Fifth and Adalpfd
~?n. R: ' I ¥ TOV [ N . REStDEXoE.-Manic maasioa,
taSen‘«"i < “’“ h •>*•!, near FisherV
■coon" G N./ ARM ’ 05 aCre '' L<wd '‘ A!l »n:io
IrKfckN STREET.—Handsome foor-Btor, brick resi
rience, No. liiJ breen street. lot 17 feet 1J inches by suS
Vernon street—two fronts.
i STREET.—Throe-siory brick dweiiinj.
brick stable, and lot, north side Filbert street, west of
Luhteenth— two fronts. 1
Peremptory Sale.-I.ARGE LOT, GERMANTOWN*,
southeast side of t Ashmead street, 40 feet’front, RB feet
deep. *^Saleab6olnla.
SKXEXTEF.^HPALLSAI.E^XOVE.HBER.AT
cor ne r Locust and llaan si reats. asr s* la ahsolnta
iJn'S'ec. bili-THREE-STOMBRICK EWELL
IN 0,33 J North Sixteenth street.
v^J Q -EsUte of William Supple®, dee’d.
Hf-fewa s.
A—
west'of glreet>
EIGHTEENTH Ihlh, AT
S-sUSSii fM ‘ d ' et - »A- 3 -’ l 'Mulcts. ImmadisS
STAND.— Modem foonloryhnek store
ifediiwl'ih',:.^ 113 * St,!M U »' d '»*»«b O-Im-
ST^EEt.—Modem ihrellmr. with large yard,
12 Iront, 141 feet deep. Two
ULUABLE PROPERTY, lot 40 by 60 feet, south
of MiP berry alley and May land street, be
five^d°well aat * ® ace a °d Vine streets, with
NEAT .MODERN RESIDENCE, with side rard ard
modern conveniences, North ce.enth street, below Jef
lersoo.
of Fifteenth street, son*Jt
of Oxford. SJ hr iss feet,
LARGE LQV, tade of York street, west of Jaa
per, (Kensipstun,) JtO by Wi&et, with two fronts.
aNINETEENTH FALL SALFs—NOVEMBER 15th
, , AT 7 O'CLOCK, EVENING? *
Orphans Court dale— Y sute nf John Dickson. *)#«*',f
PIVL MODERN DWELLINGS, wart side of Third
stieet, south of Geonre (lat? Norther* LiWrtie.)lot £
by 113 feet, two fronts. <7 modern tsi> stairT brn.fc
iSM,£: ,d ,trt ”- tesf
r A'o 116 Pj: ' tj :r d JiIREE-STORV BRICK DWELL
i,, -as* sidc cf LlisrloMe sir.ct.south of Georte,
(W»a Northern Liberties.)
Same Estste —TWO DWELLINGS.—Two story
frame dwelling, east «.ee of Front street, south ofilas
ter. (Reneiagton.t «1 bv j«m f«*et. with a thiec-storj
brick aweliins mthe t\r,» fronts.
wi°o Fl ,' E UWI-I.LlXG3—'Throe-Shirr
d ?f , V nz h ,, '¥ bw£st s:de «f Odwslsdor street,
f.nc?. LVt 5°, rd ' 1 frih-teentii wsid.l2o bT US test, two
lr Rr«?« x? l » ‘, 4 *' court botfpps in the rear.
v ,V 9 * > LN.blOKE.andotherimprovo-
l' second a-ard.liatfl town
s.eipot Dnetoi.ifhilaije.phia, on menewSecond-street
road, contaia.nr ns perches.
Ju“*r£ kt: J'* STTO.NE DWELLINGS. McCarty
ai l l e ; T w r i,,y * ec ', ,lJtl ward > °a Wes: Side of new
Second street road.
above 8 E ‘ w,e '-' I 'HREE IJLKGE LOTS, adjeinins tha
Seine THate-YEARLY GROUND-RENT, Slots
on m uf * round Front street, south ot Master, lKea
sin. r iu't.> .
~ —BllO
Dfl'h-V;s’ Court Sale—Estate or Charles Cooke, dec*d.
\ At.l ABLE BUSINESS STAND—Four-story bnck
rtore and ilyrelUni, tnutheast comer of Marshall and
to it?* ?■ reels, rents for 8475 a j ear.
Urpnai'g’Court >Ale—Eaiaje of Thomas V 7. Eatton,
d.cd.-ieRLE STORY BRICK DWELLING, with
imv. lAck bui.'diuss. No. as> South Thirteenth street,
bswv.* Nptupe,
TWo'v'Vc'Jvr'toT^’ 10 o £. e V ubl B - ,rr ' dec'll.
nA''H ■iV-A. T LOT&, on Factory street, between
.leaci and \> mow and bpmee sad Pine streets, each 15
uet j inches by liX. feet, sith two fronts.
LARGE SALE OF MEDICAL WORKS.
.. . Thia Erenmc,
r«oveniber 8, At the Auction Store. Sea, m amt hi
South Fourth street, a collection of valuable medical
b<Hiks v *urucal instrument*, Ac.
P arJ,clll - - '’ r ». «e« catalogues, and the hook*,
wh.ch will be arranged on Satnrdaj morning,
at Xca. 119 ami 141 Booth Poarth Strut.
SUPERIOR FUKXITURK. FRENCH-PlilTK MIR
RORS, PIANO-FORTE. MUSSELS CARPETS.
.. . , , . OaThurttfaj Monun*,
At 9o OMiCK. it tke Aucuon Store, as assortment of
exoedent second-hand furniture. elegant piano-fortes,
fine mirrors, carpets, etc,, from AffiifaM tatiami
housekeeping, removed to tie store for co&Teaience <x
saie.
]il OSES NATHANS. AUCTIONEER
MfflS MKicHANT, 8.E.00™,
w MONEY TO LOAN,
MqxKT TO I.OAH, IN LAS9K OR SHALL AMOUNTS, f 1
merchandize generally, and on all article* of vaise. a» ♦,
SCHS OVER OSR HUSORTO COLLARS TWO PSR CMT. PIR
B msvmts f !? s SMi¥'-
Money liberally advanced m large or small amonat*.
from one dollar to thousands, on gold and silver alatT
diamonds, watches, jewelry, fowbnr-pisee*. mwacal in
struments, furniture, drr goods thing, groceries, <£
gars, hardware,cutlery, bocks, horses, vrttieiet, harness,
and ah articles of value, for eay length of time umt
on, at .Nathans FaicipAL EirAßiuniiKti, sontnecA
corner of Sixth and Race streets. »»vwui**«
RO.MISSOR Y NOTES, with collateral, discounted at
the loweet market rate*. tui^uunwn**
GREAT BARGAIN'S IN "WATCHES, JEWELRY
Ac.. AT PRIVATE SALE, at NATHANS' PRINPI *
mlfeAELram, k K. comer of SIXTH «4
RAf,tBtr,eu.-rhef°ao» i njirt , cIe,TiUboK , afor!«M
hMUhe niua! store pnc<£ Fine gold English patent
full jewelled and plain, of the meet approved and beat
make, in hunting c&ees and double bottomed. Fine roli
escapement lever and lepinewatche*. in hunting case and
osea face , some of them are extra fall jeweled, and bee*
make. Silver English patent lever watches, escape
ment lever and Ispinss, in hunting case and oven
tyre,some verjr superior; English, Swiss, French, ail
Uiisrtier YMeae*; fins gold veal, fob, neck, and ehJ
dreu s oaains; fine t[oid pencil cases and pens, bracelet*.
b/ea*tp,n?. na.zer-rings, ear-rings, studs. taedaUions,
and iewelrrsencraliy. Superior Havana Cigars at All
per thousaMjin boxes of JUO each, will be sofa by suuls
box or Quantities, to suit purchasers. Numerous fancy
article*, Ac., Ac., Ac.
. - AT PRIVATE SALE.
A »upenor Er*-troof chert, . feet hlyh by S feet mit.
Also, wa.ehas, aadjevelrr of every description.
WALLACE & IiRODHEAI),
v » EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW YORK.
Stocks and Ronds bought and sold, on Comin'ujoa
>Etxus 11. Wallacs. Eiiwaeo C. Uac-oaiA.-v
niMrn*
J< FBOU’.N Hlil'ET, rOI'V4V HSXRT
I.VDEFE.\S£A-c£, E JACKIos'cOrSTY.
.. .. RIFFH TO
Mem™. R. Wood, Marsh. A Hajward.)
cal.b Cop. t Co.. f PbiW?! P h;a.
Siler. Price. A Co.. \
Mereh‘intAw.ll please cutout the above and r»s!*
at the her.d ol * Buis Receivable.” oeJl-Jiu
DURE CONFECTIONERV,
■*- 3SANTV tOTCRED BT
, EDWARD a. HEiN'TZ,
Late of S. jfenrton.
Bt«re S. W. corner ARCH aM NINTH streets
3ra < Factory <l4 F'’t«?rt street, i
V B. I'AUilK’ ADVERTISING
AGENCY. N. E. ■ ornerFIFTH and CHEST-
Ml.
EA. Subscriptvns token for the best City and Country
Neusptrvrs. at lowest cH»h ptk»s. se3-3m *
a lex. McKinney,
attopnfy at i,\w.
„ GREENSBURG,
r) AU T I OX !—AMR,'].(».YI-LOOK
yj OIT l-GOvO NEWS FOR ALL'-TI a never
iahin; .kits. VaKVFIFLP. :*> c .V,-,. Y-N HORN,
ea rll of.-n, ’.,, e (~ t | #< j.
:.‘i who bivf ! era unvm,:n:«*.
deceived !>• j , IS9 p,„ IS ,, ~ tp «,* r rtU . K , e ~,j
CvulCvut. It J r* rji.lt-. .«*», >e*hut.i»
cecr**tot u in- tii- itipct •» «i l tho ornate «u?x I*
15 tlr , » i*ict v. ic'i JrdtiCfa i!> t icterde r * to fry L.*
usutito li •*r. -md i-op» her fidv*it «e»i'cnt. s >e s ow»
mm tl.-' I'hcin-sfiof jo.irfMtur.’ wttr* orsls*i>i
| r,en ! It i< we", hr."Wn to t':: j .<1 .cat 'ir eth vt she
isthet.rs’sn-li'nlv j er«on * i f>r-.r. show t o' l.ktkiess in ’
mlit v. and c* 'i bliv cl tiro *sf on slitli*»«.*»n
cpms of Iwo, which o >v tejre J nnd proved l»r thou
r\nds.lv»h inrr,- , il sr,! * u..e. wb.» dvlj ami eiterlr
Visit her CMi.n"'. t.« No. ISU LOMBARD
Six** t etv. r. l|'ni, ei-Ni,.! Hr.vwL nt-fif
CHOCOLATE
."’PFRIOK fU’AUTY.
KPWARD A . 11 E I N T Z ,
MaiunctL'cr Importerof
French ■’Ed .fptntsh
CHOCOLATE.
S»Ff S. vv. rn-n!i ARCH sn.d NINTH StrMti.
*■ J et,,r% iil4 !■ illvrt etreet.l
T ' ‘.KiiLKKS AND DRCGGISTS—SOO
P r »’tV 'A r ? *\ ’'*^ es ’ { r^ 9 *‘eli*e»t.at>l.*i»ed and rc
liA.'i.t m e a.) .Manufactured b> the remunlraaiA Salt
I^‘, ';»«*»-onip«vt»,and for sale :«• the trade a*
iv.MV-.. $ Cases. I3e. per pound; 10 t 025 Cafe*. .*IAcD.
J. R. oH-A Soap Manufacture*,
No- 9 North FROX l* Street
AIUMs EXI'Ht.SS CO., OFFICE
**■ 320 CHESTNUT Street, forwards Ptrcela. Pack
ase#. aWcnamlise. Bock Note*. and Spe«ie, either by
ua own Lines, or ia connection with other Ex pre« Con -
IV 11 , 6 *,’ to VI the principle towns and cities nf the
failed State*. E. S. SaNPFOBIK
aul-tf <?«B«r>U So»«nnt*nd«nt
<»> LiAuNAt KKAMJI,
Vs *H*innd VsPinet*.
Do. ,'r». OlNrd.
Do. do. Menneesv.
In boid, and for sale by A. ME REVO.
020 14ft South FRONT Street.
O i \ ti.". —Spanish Qutcn. in prime order
in store, and for sa’e by ,A. MKRIJfO,
rji » n i-..> i ekN ANli MH/Ui ERN
A rhinos —A hr«’c sti* kof .Vanda Rope, all sizss,
manand the ?or**t New York
price?, by „ k CO..
r»a; pk mna.iwiei ’wu^nay.
Mt.' > u.n Lt.MU.Ni-.— 250 boxes Menton
Lemons, sound and in prune prda*. for ule hr
t A. MLiifiO, iWSotuh ffto-NTBueit
BUSINESS CAHDS.
']*> Sni'l'n KKO>T S(r..r_