The Steiiiiii"T
New You 89%.
hootNselkiii,Ll
Prtnins.,Bept44
esith pleattetbeaShwalt
e GraboefirllPSWP!',lt'Tr"l'-''
Mogan . thtlr_ONO-t!
The VirgiaLlP4lFOßtilge!'
has detanainittif WU in *Wan ihr Le;
gislatnis,Ao,lasdAektbesl4o"4,Janaath *Ok i
aide »lathe Iflho Wine 6163itiel Sava/
60 - ketiri.
Wesultik*Stipt 47.444464 'MAC
a new plaiirdiai Obi !,
servatory. . 140 .045 3480 11* - Ah-A!i r it .. ^
minute', an4 , ll , Croi ,
south , A :"•:•',„•;
6
`lll. , X 6 PliktitAdgi
JACIZBOW AMA:, .'
Dewar ,to.dahrumasmad
's PfX, ur l lll4 .l . „...... 11 •
John D. 016 z
L4t);ol**4l4,:ist:imaitor.i : ,!
Monrriari a L 4 611
man. editoristmselfarisantArsainci man; - at , hi,
residence in this city, radar:-
''' r. •
Th e IT, qA ppolhakip:ltitlelkint 111110 %-
51110:,
ISosvole, - ElsPitittialL l 2 sterishhiltalsais,
from Aspinwall, arrived hare to•day,„ -
T Y.
Ganmest" Rartattoest - , Bliiiiistii :4-: Ma '
:.•'' ; brava AT vim atitipes.444l Op:dug; the Wit
; was, bill 'street; '''bins :Brown, :was' emended
• with a large &alma, chiefly. Gerniiiik,l6, bear
Oarl Sebum, of ,pfitiempin.:;; Isatialloehlok pro
dded. Charles tloepp made napeeekiii derma l ,
- after which liffeesitiata Ma- illtirbit "eke
for two. lieenCatt doe e - fitaMen::laguaiii.. Be
. was frequendyapplaajd 'ailing thi tiara Obis
remarke:• - •110 artr kat' vie Itteveted , te a maim,
of the elaslity - linieWa_.;:illeeatitiattled Olt there
was as en tens! bekteisa the Barth mid' ,the
Booth, - idavery.
The interiattre 'oo,lleittbled them ai dealt* to
intrados *oar Me Giortiti*Soi;Vidlo,l*.
pie thstlatomissi;:etth resort,- wadi th_efisittli
etcom~loseppoeing the homestead bill and
a proMeWatastitscia: that, Mintribeted*
the regal* , ;eat- "- rePerßY of 'She' . North.'
Be a .1 60016talltht Itatiterste for - preteud• , ,
kW to' ;' , W.lll:4ertir !'ol...Gthe --bontateeff • bilk.'
but wait thapiesie ra :power -theitneeldelff7
pid everythingttry eopid.to kill it TIM '‘!
reload* deallet ' was air: oi .ohly a :ballet 'et
prim:dela but of faired, the Interinit ° of •• the
Booth bidegatemmt -atilt, embolden; •of .olesee7,. .
sad there the iffreille *deg fiarreatietion.•-i He'
did not einielderthisßill mid "%matt' - party. any;
party :0.'0. - -i BetPliglak4 l o; 4 6 011 'Dough*"
strougly,:gli s ua he wee allays opposed to tat
iron ad le ofPerabafteranta bet wheit be
beestad&ead 'fatal* • he 'strategist 'in
HarradaSlTOWileabilisfaver. ofe tang, InhoP.Ge hie
to g e t iltilyabe, (Oka Viktor. , Breeklimidgehwas t h e
Soothers MlWlttlete, but there war little Mimes
'between - than. Be aid' the Ititablioiniphipty was
not an antiMeeen; partt_bor ,was_in tenor of '
melee seta* Matt to , reedont l Thoy did slot.,
want tottia*ie with.slaary where. it- hi, .and if'
the people td the dirty thing, let them hark
it; bates, sontatedlat'llhaelfehOtait not SO
when/ , belLtiot bein_,." .Hts impeded . * big G. ,
man Mends teleniport the /tepablicati party. -The
Democrat had toa.long nAdi tbaltof them, and
• made tam ate sad swatter them; like the poor
Irish. [L4agart.llie believed the worst article
ie the Septblea platfortkwashetterthan the beet
in the Deeleetatie ptitibrinothieli erse like a tame.
Perearbfflifalbedie,alla Mont.: - He plinked tail
the Penaphasiamiter. selling dihn„a tersigher,
coating hire to Alfa,. peadosl doetrinee to Am*, ,
rioans. If lie apportedliatekieridge, he had no
doubt • tlim , Pmeasyletaitinet would. hove 'taken a
different -view of the 'matter. Be made .an -eta
quint appeal, to ;the' Glerniia to show by their
afloat that they *ea ,wialet of politleal rights,
and deplored; that .both, here and in Europe al
though th ey was foremast* theartateit soleileee,
theyeeaMet ea inferior peethen_Pollthially., , ._
At the eonolaskirof Ms eidnisobsemarealled
out for him atipeak,lti itntlish: • B. telioudedt
laying at waelisibit • .eateated, bet Paid not ter
tratefrookurylng his - Mends to vote. for;Lineolri
and • Stiughtt.' I*.lied' been` is Vow York; and
beliered it itardlsiglit ' there, had amu sed him
heaters that the bewastamed was now transpema .
to Peatheylvaritas , ;/111 eyes aide termed upterher,-
and iii,re#ll4l+indOr,iint so 'IOW go the Bela. ,
A numberottannen•nlaw trete , pswieht; with
trelltitayal*t and musk, ace was great en--
tilkbel2 - ' iltTLlGilfOlf.tattetataa: Bit.:
stoat-4AMJetillow.-Nloba' flarl4, - whose die.
Manes i. owthe Ilitillilll-staW,,en Bride:, lid a,
the, lag of a ale Opel, Samuel Davies, to chow
Genie 'vital:amid eat . be Mikan:from thi ; Ust
of attorns, wao milled forArlaryeaterdity mom '.
leg ; but In emplanes with an -spoliation made
byit.o.,/lastaiet,_;:isli who with Mr. L. - 1.0., Oa;
sitlyT remand - 11m Dales, the, ktel"was post.,
potted, upOtWedlietelaY. - . '', ...., • , ..
Owltavi - Elser - aid -Joseph Bata wire chased •
mama bilk with- iin assault and bakery. • Mita
• wee mievietat had 'Mier' acquitted. - Bllta was
ordered to peril mamas. ,
Mary Shomeettermaa weadtted ot a charge of
kileptegiorderly ken** 161#11 street. ; •: , -,
LOW. Win :Pita* pram Moaned- Of a "cha r ts or
- sallioulittasyme: Buldep . hot the jut/ - 0 ilred .
him le pitythineets.,,,. • . -. , - •.. '
• The - andrffeamdent 'Was atinvista of a aerie
ef kimmingitamideirlydenee home hatikard avie. '
- nue, abovelffifiVin wldeic boy! 'imd,glilefroni'
twelve to strairelyauref -age . were iintertalied.
Balsam defareC , ;cs' - . c, ' • t
, blirilt dlcataCtore:ticqataid.',Of a Miargi of
mo. pse aeleattoeti Atop.: The protean-
tat' , ore/ ordered' to per the oats.: .-•
- 0 ; isr.„plettittiegnilly to,', Withers*, of,
k • a faidese COS.,: this'll' the„fearth time
Z it
the 1 US beam baba, thk mien; en -a
charge dialer to eWs., Bengal deferred. •• • ••• ;
Mrs tioirretkir4el-4,armir feta auttrani:
Yulterfaniecirehla the seetagiforta new trial
lathimpie Of Boluitt Tkolopiati Parieted bfaier.
de? ii - the 116 4 - Bettae, far lurving.mieeid the 014:
of Istior OloPle; 66'168410t hits ; wan :dieillektlei,
earl throligtqApe,Alliion overruling the monk s,_
'l i ke mlattallaWee elnwdeit diatillithe M alt Of
the Woke, as math Interest *Alf t nOtoaly by - :
- - OtiatabOtthe Omar; bat by the' members of '
to lairs lieljpirdMithersearMade it *waked ,
. le blit ear, led tube (atheist gill Pima spa
h i pt, jibs*, The viola, was - of emisiderable,
I ' ;Otitis itifto.fthielirot• seggestioa
• ' the enk9fAibitilreek-WriemZnimithuallial for
eigner, and for that- reamedisqualtiled to' try the
qatatin (Ohs guilt oxinnoestioeettlie defendant, ,
the eel kedeelik - that eking* Ms 'good mum of
ehallage; tinigarrel'reittiteing 'SW challenges
foe seiseirdn/aU • aot be *qkteai;hoO•after.the,Ter
,dfek„•';-toV-e3t:__eMow•pM*sipkkitiiikipr.ed mod carted
latettiMead itifest.,NteeN•ki ie weepy the ether.
- OOP of di earkiki *Skit leidd arlialee , Oar
Ittioastearesev 'mania , in a alal, - . insieedint
attliegthe_qualon of a, prlerelempaimey, whys
ailed *gybe* lob sworn. ; - .
.1 1 44 . 1 20 :defilident texas ;oath that - he. wii
igetimust of thorallenige of that *ter, at the trial
.ed the. eitak Isom meta for making the prese nt
Ink Atinalait% limito; of Whisk,* knowledgels
only obtained - after ,trislieliall,mit - he allowed -to
.eartkreeta *ballet Stare the Oblation ought to'
;amebas takootat•titti• tialkienCeolitirem:hrof
,Motkitiattikne ordinarily* maims the party to
litellyAlhattanititi Wyatt: •.','''' -:- - -, ' '
•'• fst • Meths' etitaloalt alai 'in She ask.'
-titbit Aid atellon-4b, a eaperatka of tai Jury-'
'. IllCialdilkist!thati:vs' Iwo. sash • ultlNTettoo•u,
wealtairniat it near - abikto **seemed ;. and; 14
esadaketi the seat ear ~ ~
-t*Ntirei'lre;thiewieraisitimpelboi, to :dietikergit the
',...peadied - roliorlth the searid remark that, In the
oelikeittlartaketai- the ' empahneUnt of the Jay,
' ' 4OlO O 4O S* .tabs'dorse,,ia at. forth In' the ant
:'.-ffitiarealottite; dot in the sixth, eaventli, or eighth
,-
,ameee, math* tithe admiadop Cf. aldenee and
'! , lllPeretailvidef OM defendant from thawed room , -
: ,tiallatleitieidegitompported by evidence ;;.-nor in
the Math tee eleventh , t w elfth , ' and thirteenth
i• speeilleaticaywhen the, answer of the court to the
, . deßeodant'epokits exit. fatly and Correctly stated;
hot lelliti sixteenth Delia; that the verdict was
..sreadved aftworthamplation of datum for width ,
~ thejory. bid bigot summoned, do ye Arid inj.iinfil
• Oka meal &ratting aide the verdict aid grant.
lug a new trial.
lit ilkielialiarthiCale; kiketiterei - ispett the
. yitelons - lartiertitel 'mesetleas: mask has, heen•
. !aped thwapport atik and axiom! ,as we have
been to arrive at lemma coielesio,e ire yet fat
..'• it Wit a Mier to know. that If we -have e wait.
' ' W'il error, kite open toexamieation esdaview,
baba tallaprinte Coati got itule7 not be out
; - of plea kw, that for oar filar/ guidance; and
-; iket:the:purpas at settling the , law .upon these
' 'ffOiabi;au ePlortilligneakt tO heitfforded fortheir`
• : .rastamitiatioa by ;time' lash* 3riblinat . M the
State.
-fil o emrs.lt. 0, Brewster and L. 0 . Camay , atm.
~eel i; Thinipsos, aciiroilitd tit, ''lltastion of th e
Warta the maim let artieref jedgMeht, which
,; .iitill remakii emaiaileil..; , ,Thiseourt Axed Seterday
• :' .100,lat two** *Weak, for , dimoldng of the Oak
?: `IRSABINO fli VA RIOTILU'ir TIM 8116,11.
,
ilium Nisliateitibit barkakitheeese of the
illegad rioters at the Nil end Everett ir t uatap, a t
• Brandied Oath Made, a -ffriday, evenieirwas
'-hid inllefliiffellifiteurfda ten b'ekailt yesterday
morning. • The mayor said than, theittlawai one
•t • 1 4etwilvisesel Asters*, he departed bout his Mile
''''''': l .'iiat trouldkeerthawvideaelthaseit ; Ile gave he.
:2•.' Ilia te'atii/lilitliiiiiite that, In tioy east, Phew an
' - Miner dieald Amadeus to be a melba or : ii'pAtti.
„, eel slab, or teitkpart in ,ei polittoal proessian, it
' torahs a shakiest acisifor his dilaters). • '
A Attalla tif witness,' wore examined upon both
• L '', ' talet 'All of the !atriums - espied that the stones,
- 'at; were Ware' by a patty which gathered la
Broad street, beloWitonth; at ibay'difored site
Ake emPlestettbe Mobs n n= bah . sides.- It was
• 't •
r sulis tiaseadad that t the People'aelubs mimed
; - ;, ,, e; <lastly. The aatence road that the halt
, ,; 7 stillays on the groutiaprotested their lethal.
, • filo - Praia tlit dietittitanie;beelust •they bad
-:, t • set soileteat ions apes p• vested. - - - r -
, • illeyorlteary 'mg that,' lam the evidence, -he
had so doubt that Wrung@ hid been ca
been on
.-r-:-,,,Awtheldtle.,
p o And b..-rmild take wad*? toasty that
.' ' ~f dlia pamer' politloal preepala near itirmetlag'
' ,''• Eid an
opposite party west' a -gross ' breach ",•(-
•
•
~r, ~fite,d i r s t 2 *fad - these remarks for any par
' -'-- ^ nose* n . e.,, ' but for 21E' IN is eitielathat both
?. ~, Ads. ere ' Maine for , Sue atter, of . ,_ lost Meek,
. f , ', .. - , ,, esitlf Iltioniaanie isiontintie,the lay will, loss her
~ Wanks. ,He conoldered polities! dabs a, mil.'
• ' ";'''' - 'O6O l l '''; Be ikilrist• to remaM Impartial Lathe die
, elearie ' of Mil. dity. - 010ot:tree be had his pro
,: .t. •• 'Atalneelt, ._.'',Mstlioilid expmaithas et of
poly ;
& ',lsiah, dedalthitee4 thatenrineiniati of the Po.
,lieepertemathilleitetherwia: • 2
Ilk** co
;Olikb Itefrilleurdeliobetilt Sala. lire
're-
- he wee
t .., , * 1 icilamtJaafa44s.,bajout at salifellolloe
- -4-41,h1...11110 *Oki , griegdp , ~.„
iii
eiKaimilbat so , - li4 411 w 440, not de
3.frait' n th bite~r4iiiiialit. Awe Into •
•-, . _ their beak
i T u altallesi Wady With a heed
•••••,,.; lig' , ;.• 1 4wPubl hertlie „
n ielt that ealikient, but, al
• _ they Wire ' Wham , •,/. erielie th ought' they could
.1-4 ;t. vita lay liv i ed :mg* , *yes not prepared to
' 1.. i .1 .'4•=lt . . ' then were without' Distil The
.0 „ft rt. "ireigarlt he ler iffaChaseute: bad not re•
.•ta i,:le,Artllailailrilt. ,Or, heal obit? Omni.
• Maddatid It liii •diety So” • s mu t;
C 144 t t lti r Its*O . J. 44 0 O s ° 109 41,0 " .!. thcelat
,a.,..7i,'"i'f' l " . , ', ,„ ~. „-- _ : =', ' •-;!'-
1 , 1 ... - 4:,44Haiiiitha t anin)::74:-..itiaia. na*ait Hatii
- ,,. :Pgt , Tr ladlalted VI hafel draiddetly allaibed, law.
Wfe, sissiwtilliphihr ft ka*, at - tim .
orairryst Waikaa Roaiiiiarmastatuatuop-s•
Po' , atasaii . mm, iiiksomvpicaisiog ;-.
.;14 4 00 , , - ,,fotit_Alib . l9oof: -. '
notert 11 ; T 0 co kr? , r§oNit i.t4n:tfl,ifier
• 22mT TO Tsketw.A- lit OPP' A: RAM. ,
noun Woe —At speibittlidlikrOVlPlnal a
rnadw shut disteatieureatertheathoythill,
- mkt seen to plewe hmair , omrpling shoal,
ids ONil ea Sunder eirenthti.,TltiWatilliester
ink 7ear.iPPßAeetl 44400;i1t
of ,two paseenger wave heggap
WV' -WK;Oardplaelt, - zan egioaa ,s,j uk
jeial" thi,oblartiott i tyntiv It off' when
the waswitidn th ree ' yard. of With&
hi' that! ran after the man, w hid thrown the,
Ile overtook and eapture&the offender,
•=1:1 1 / 1 0 , 1eN1 ke..e,Germannamed Frederick Rob-
Ha: tittered not deny.having thrown the arti
00V1 the. km*. Mad he hid be did not know
whit Rid it not been thrthe
uetivity of .eonsequenoes
zretdd probably have resulted from the sot of the
prientipl. Roblin wastzaken ; before an alderman
to inswer. " ' •
' Vitiar. h tizattrit:The
uteme fjrs'engineebeloughig to' the Philadelphia
PVeal CamPek.Y Wee titled yesterday afternoon, at.
one of the iliervez z Ain th Sohlylkill, *best:ohs
/ffairenatet Water Works":` T 44, engin*. has re
-o•ll____UY „WM Anapplied with , new pump, and it
kulkedkilmirribly:' A 'oortmaittee of didaterieted
Ireacen;were appointed" to meanies thePla.Tlnn,
lOC they rep,orted the , following si.,the result :
Iltreugh an inch abd a quarter nossle ebe threw a
herizontal stresui feeC;:ls notate, 285 feet; 15 /
lab nossie„27,s, , feet , 6 bathos. She adm threw, /
two 15 Inch 'streams at mum, 225 feet 6 inches i'forif
Mame stomp, .1 loth nozzles, 167 feet 6 inches
Sheits streams at ones, I ndeales.l6s feet each.'
StM4leo tbrpw a 15 lath 'drown. 275 feet 6 inches.
'Thli le the' beet-Pleyleg ever Made is Philadel
phia- The , engine will be pat in service at once /
RoaiOns OP. A „tow =A: fluter prevailed /
histlevening that a' political raw:had occurred in
tisiitof the lowly wards, between a Bell and' a Lin
00111pIrty. It is said • that a wagon containing a
loud-toned bell bad been driven into a certain
Wit and attacked. We made inquiries daring the
evening as to the pandit, of these rumors, but as ,
the police, telegraph'neve no tidings: of any such
assault, we conolude that the affair was a myth, or,
at most, a windy exaggeration of a very small
-err ITARY C'onipany D, of the
Phttridelptiti' Lfght Gnarl, (formerly ...Columbian
,Ridel,) piraded yasterdif afternoon, under com-
Mind of Capt. fitainrifok, and. proceeded to Bel
mont Cottage for target proetioe.• The Orme were
equip pid In the new regimental uniform, and al
though not out strong, prevented a vary, 'neat ap
,p•aratiefc',.lllset Ivor" accompanied by *fine band'
,ottonitio." •••• ; , •,, •
YhfE'YN;'THII , TWAVIR-FlaSt .
ilis'ocier4rialAatlidaj'aftetiosn; hi Y barriek of
hiY bilonglig to Wm. Strong, on Brown's lane, in'
the Twenty-frit • ward. It was destroyed; loom
,000, Ito Inetteatoe: - A worthless fellow, named
Harper Bode*, was arrested on suipleimi of being ,
the Incendiary. will be examined to:morrow.
" BAND Eisithian.=-4. maxi- named Thum=
pet had the natal* Inger of Ms right hand tom off
,bjbeing caught in the machinery at Long's facto
ry, at &eon& and Oxford' streets, yastardny after
noon: •
`FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The-Money Market.
PHiLADELPHI.BO9t.I7.fB6O.
~ There wig 'obtisiderable nativity at the Stook Beard,
this morning in Reading Railroad. end free gates were
made at , rua advent/1i of Pia on the cloning quotatiohir
eftalleurder , but the other faimers were rather dormant.
State and City Loans &reoffered rather, sparingly, and
the hitter are in demand at RIM aid 100),( for the old and
&W hams. North Penns. Railroad Sizes advanced 14,
and 1006 was freely tild for the Chattel. Reading Rail
road bonds of'o9 were j better. 'Pennrylv&itis Refire&
elneed at 411/6 for the Oates. 1004 for the first and 93 fo
the Moon& mortgage hoedr. The shares azd bodes,
the ¢ssidee itidAtaboy Railroad are held with increase&
firconew& -.FerWanger railways are very quiet, there be
ing but httle,dapoolthia to operate in them. The closing
fignies were 90 for Fraakford and Southwark and 96 for,
the goads rat for Second and Third-etreetsiiuid NM for
the bonds; MX for West Philadelphia, and 90 for the
bondep3,o,for Race and Vine-strests; 10 for Spruce and
'ino• singers ; for Green sad Coates streets 411 for
Tenth arid Elarenth.straits. and Ing- for Thirteenth
and'Fifteenth.streets. For Richmond and Sohn, lkil
and, Fourth sad Math. otreets prices are nommeitt
Copper stooks are drooping, and an attempt to realize
would only result in forcing down &goes.
- ' 4,IFPIPIAL. HAIR STATEMENT.
WXZELT AVAIA.OIIII ' OI,t Two MILADILPINIA. JANIS.
. . ,
721344,
923018.
; 041161: ~:2:-.....—...-...---___
Sept. 10. - I Sept. 17. 5e04.10. Sept 17.
Phi1a4e1phia:...113,4362100 83.488,020 MOO 8792200
North America &021 110 6,006 676462 240 667.440 arm & Meet.:. 4067,612 4 241.613 843,873 751.414
Commerel6L... 7,688220 2.376.1221 310.000 . 213.000
tt e ttthqe . ... ' ... - VIZ 1,1112 12 8 123 11 6 . 1 8'.0
Omar ". :. 994776 1,010,110 120373 199.821, I
s ii
lota-, 943,993 654384 126 815 167.896
n wownallip ' 101.6.9 842.4117 146 992 160,610
estem,... ,-. 1,521.310 1016.M8 391,637 251.243
Kin: & tieih.. '1,111.365 , 1,206 761 174,133 143,947
Offlamer a o ....- 655 007 654 058 136,712 134.700
eirard”,...... 3,129 846 1047103 381,6113 316.1121
2 1 4adeeopee'e.... • 690.341 413.10 DO 422 107.268
rmeoIIMMOI -. 514 IN . 823.924 74 375 61.390
tr...-'.....:... 636.218 671,816 110,774 ' 227.481
m_021244121, ' .1- - 646,63 - 518,059 , 85.4.75 86 900
Oora &melange 148 602 A 64.800 .75,240 '77.820
V0i.10.1............., - .647,111 , 148.766, ' 80,716 . 86,664
11:16r..,;... -.... 37.507,108 17203,869 4.762709 6.741.624
.
loomerte: ' ' CtiCtILATION.
Baia. '
'-, • .
' - -, ,8440. io: ~. semt.r. Sept. 10 . Sept. 17.
-- --
M i r i gitis: . 1 -1, 7 77 1 91 4 1 $ 1:81 7 1 4 061 31 919 4 17 ) 4 . 2 4 7 1: 1 49 ,
Farm' ea. 3074090 ; 3018 274 406,110 1191 700
rmrara lsl ..i. • 764,021 763.000 114 200 16400
eg We— 2741268 • 108.766- 107.5 71 5 168.240
lir. Lrbintl444:.. 1117.027' 901200 98200 M.OOO
itliwarlt.... , . ' : 718 an 709 870 100 130 99011
.
Kensitigtols.... • 1112011 606.16.3 161.750 157,71.0
01211:7' ,2 1f7aMiP 660 101. 676.671 82200 41,773
esttnii3,..... , %I VW - 7,-4141,,X10 - - 144.000 ' 148. 306
Mon. & Minh,' 607 503 643 566 165,961 111,488
res.- ... . •467,122 ' 446 124 76,556 76010
1 Cig/.701 1 127 2:16 107.105 267 7110
, ( 4 .. . ) .... ~ . , . .
115 li..- . 40203 4111 903 ~..118.208 . 63,167
lallatiaa .. .,
R. 1 2. ... .: • ' ,; ;:' , .. a .r is 'l 2 i s 9: ills 3 1 11 1 7:12 13.167 i
go' r — ax' A biag. : ve.cee 311,710 110.46 - 116,916
unico:4-..-.. - 170,10 MOM 76.740 69.810
•k0tia.:.:,.:... 16,103,811 16013.611 11,89136 3909,887
with thaw of Dnviouw Ma t e
Tisi aggregates ootopaii
enspts as &lbws
. .
•.. . ~, - Sept. 10:' . Sept, 37. '
sire
pita Stook.. ..... 811,7317 170 1/11.767.910-7130. Arlo
......: ... 117 211 IFS 22,692,169-1130 , 156 679
ree ..•,..-,....: - .4.746.11 9 . 4.341 624..1180. 33,085
el other sec - 1903 717 145 3 5911160. 116.868
a• le other .73142.,.. 3.243.168 , - 3.304,117.. no. 61 919
121ep0n1a....‘ .-...•...... 18.163615 16 313.518.. no. 209 701
StreaSttios... - ..... . 6E01,376 1,909,887.3363. 18 511
'- ' ' • ' Loans. • Speale. ; Sinsulatloit. D6poetts.
Nov. 6,11317.21.196902 - 1,672,464
, 1,141,113
, 16,M1 , 788
fea.1131,r171 ,770,701 rg ?,425 , 12 t iLl:il,l 366,317 ,a 14,4.8
3ii l 4 2: 7 'lo3jildigill,o499o6lgirt.i...tses4o
ost- - #141.1 1,104160 143919
July 2....38.101.396 6,374,549 2.096, 1 111 16,994 914
9......64.316 . 866. 4206.886 .2 900 381 15 814.1191
.. 16......118974,435 6403,157 2,859 622 15.796,105
.." 21..........18,312.743 4163,641 1,821 0112 16,983,764 " 60.....60 sat 776 '4 749,304 2 781,718 10 081.957
SUE. 8........18,4413 1127 - 4 800,443: 1,1117,197 roso, ins
1t.v...2 6 frio 307 , 4768,486 • 6869.840 35.67.1.310
" -10 ...:.21.816 631 , 4.771.772. 1.814,543 15,589,318
.. V. 1... AS 991.791 , 4726,614 1.4110,068 • 'l5 742.583
ee 4.11.....::;27036,02.3 4 710 917 - 2626 524 16.9131 769
10= 17.636,163 4,763 709 2661 336/6,109 816
. 4 17-- 27426,860 ' 4,741,626 7,969 867 30.313,411
Thtfolloteirtit, it • statement of the transaotions of
th• Philadelshfs Cleating House for the week ending
00.16, 1630,,e6 furnished by, the manager, Georg,
Arnold Est.: • •
Clearings. Balances
" ° IVA SI
.. 6.03.227 18 197402 94
F.V,911 23 210.614 26
MPM=
5.183'022 15 /30 580 81
•3 381,94/9 55 198 819 95
6 1110,911.733 19 $973,415 19
Philadelphia : Spiei .Exchange Sales,
-'- . i . - Lbeitembiir 17, IE4O.
ItierOlita! sir IL Y. lhairirAtuus,Sl4g Waloit Street..
, • : ' FIRST BOARD.
400 City 6, ..".....102 $0 Peadipg 11.-..........21 Si
soo rt Pitons llr 01.......74 SO Wilmington —4l
2000 Ponta R. 21 nat. _PS 50 Illohuyi 14av Dr 1ri1....24
1000. - do . ,",• 1.....93 260 Long .151 d R....ita -13
/000 Itesdiiiiitoess-,76 1 liarniburg It . .usli
a , retina lit. - ...413V 6-AoadeniT of 113u716.51
10 do- ..- -414 10 Cam k. atntio.y.....lXl
100 bettlinglt..eash.:24.l. a Minehill .0.............644"
103 ,do ....bsvn..24 at 1 do. .. . .... -.64/4
100 do —eaeh...lll6/' 30 Penn Mining ....... .3is
100 , do ......-.0a5ti..24 44 Iki West Cooper—.l3
, 10) - do ......0a5h..24 441
BETWEEI
BOARDS
730 Penne, 6g, ER
BOARD.
440 Seim iti-.:-.............. 97 , 1
z . ' = ~ • SECOND
iso6 City It 66.....:'.....116
10u0; d *.-'-. :.......'. 193 ,
200 do --. —Ms
UV_ do ' ... .tot
16 Woes C0ii,..4..m
76' 1.41166 Bo7ip, „M. .113
7 Penns k -.... 5 .....:...41Ni
12" do --.. —...411,11
, CLOSING PRI $
Bid. Asia.
,
L ,
ears/6-102 1 1 1ri'
g it...ney..llilV 10614 1
M IPII f "". ... 0 10 ;111
sadl a tl i ttll. r Eg
mt 6676... IP 76
1-.1-4.:- 41 , •- 41,14 .
nu . Id mtot.o ,i s l tt
siliel s ea rdt v og i A 44 , 11 7 7 4
1 4 , A l i is tom Not WI
86 u9l 2.91.1062116 51' ,
thiVIC7I -- .4 A
Mors Jt.....-.... .t , 6
1 &ohs R.•......-,...4t
106 Raiding L.....1t5..24
60 Bohemian analog.. 730
10 Meoloinicatliank ...27
5 do ......-.....21
10 do ........
10 1.10100 ilk of Tir0n..03%
I SO Weston% Rank —..6656
$ El 3-8 PEARY.
Bid. Asked.
'Elmira Ft....pre.f.13 14
Elmira 75'73 70
Loa Island R.. 13 163 i;
iLeb lAt N..-- Id 6654
Loh ilk PI 50ri0.4115 al
North nom tt-.10). 1035
I i f; WI " 1 " - .." 743.
ii f a
1. 106. 1, 1043: ..
S OPritattmliTßl o N 3
58
Second & Third..4B 40
kVA Phi r l i sir. l .l6t !
itiprooe k Pato..-10 ..0.14
160rilMn & elositas..2l% 23
1C 10 4 6 & Walnut... au
I , .
Philadelphia Markets.
Strraxist 17—EvEmma
The Flour market continues dull ; the only male re
-putted is 760 bb4 Western extra on terms kept private;
the retailers lad baker(' are buying in lota, as wanted,
*Ogee 26 for auperilait, $6 37%46.70 for extras, Ire
7.25 for AMOY brands, according to quality. At the elms),
there were more Ateliers than lburors at our lowest
figure's; be - flour and Corn Meal are not muchin.
alted for ;iris former le held at 8426, and the lat'er at
*MOW tibl.
askr.—The reatipts are fai Nand it is rffered freely
to de, ag the Utir decline: about 8.00 sold at Me
MIA for ran. to priers Willtern red. i S tmb dOa for good
IV no P r g ingiti v o l g, ' ftTf a i n g d seds se g a f igta l li h ti t a e r .
at 1114 for readerlvaisia. Corn is ns steady demand ;
ISM bell Prim* sold at M e afloat; the receipts
Art ligigt.
Was are firm • sales of 3.000 has prime Southern, at
OM, &Nit. Herta, is unchanged, and 2,500 bus prime
Itpw York sold et ello.
- le grouted, and lit' No. Qu'reit•ort is soiree.
66 ads batter brands sold at 0270** qie ton.
Cetteellt•—The market Armor, gad moderately so
&oral fang tomer tate..
6noczatits.-1 bare is a steady demand for Coffee and
Sow a ereekela t atiotailons.
panvieunes are ri held. and MUSH business do
ing; 260 tierees is L ard have bean said on terms kept
print*.
Ntittic-Cdoveyseed is inquired for, and selling at
"A* bus. Timothy le worth
mat 41[14065
Ylllllll - nominees mill Penns Ws sell
Wselling et lliskAY
me ; prig,. Ohio 214, drudge itto, and *ids Stu IF
gallon.
Phil64elokt - a Cattle X arket.
-
risersiessa 17.1860.
The receipts of Beef Cattle are large again this week,
reaching 1400 head. The market- °onto:lnes dull, and
segos rether lower. The following are the particulate
orthe "Mee t. -
el Irmo Abrahams, Fe pearly/ nits. 111.80e9 to 4,1001 b.
an John flanden,ealltinois_, $llB ea 00..
se Kennedg k
. m6ClSsee; Chide, eountr L Sena 60:' .
et illasslitcFillea, Jr., v heater candtr,, Unit 76.
lit e. C. l i rna,lurtu n sointri. $BO9.
83 kimille* M L itt Witt t sier ctin i titi is7oo.
70 P. Mail lies. 04tio. 101109, • .
to Fethowar t Mostar eonntv. 4809.
11l teteaut km6l,okm, 11809 ki
1161) hr.fis & 0 U. vestige, *76009.
, 57 dm Todd. Ch ester county. Wien.
•NA eon, k milk, 0tti0,8e11.24.
U 9 B,giddegeridie, Ohio $ BO9.
kto la all at Winn. Ohio, ft at 3.
81 B tea, repserivan s, 11740. .- •
39 W. olmes. genossivanim 1.326,' , -,.., , -
27 fl. Cowan. Chester rmanty, WA: a. • ' ' '
90 eosin k Trainor, Chester °Canty. 87.60n8 70,
et R. Pteely, Chester copnty, ogee
do J o hn bbelbr n iennsylvania. 47607 a.
'26 f t . 61110Meh slikworhaiSoB km
r, 61: . &natio & Co,. VLF sic: els Hitt lb
• II handier& Ardor, Utiestercounty, $BeP9,
271, I. Martin, *ware 413 lk.
Z OA* fitoefor. art ved. and ' sold et Phillips' Avenue
're Yard, at from.? to Vie per Ih, according to non
t 100 dews sold at from 828 to $53 49' head, es to
d 111( Nb
were dispqil of at the Avenue Drove Yard
eta to kaki wise Ths net. • •
i, 4 TB . _ poi*/ - at a. ill. 1 mbpff's, Union Drove Yard,
It • - w . 1111111 4 1,1108 be r‘sii to atiality. ..
"'t.l• at 11/ye:um gird by immte If, key
- .11.` ' ref 41180 . • 'do ;n, roc Illinois
At4l bfliZ fthrt ~ !. • ~., . ~ •
ri•iil'Ontj ; ,tr ) •:.. T. ' . I: :-
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
ttP TO n O'OLOOE LAST /4111114,
. .
eltAku imitlitiklNintli and Militant ttiaetib"
i t p wrover; Wish: 1) C - John Wilkins. Pittablitg ,
' •i7ekton, Pattsbufg w Maehr4t e sburs.._ ,
i rr i 'l l 2i.P s b ier g YR firer 8,-41.41eb,
Alen , tt they, u A TI) rtin &ssi, y, •
J Blinn r Virginia Miss ,Winter. .
?disk Boardman, Virginia .• ,1 VirgirjaiSlPri Da e 4 ,40n
• rigri J i t c fri e si:tll Y sih t. , Tam a wi e or, de tan
Jas D ifyi Marietta . HA roof, & 'ief. Maryland
Bogert Rt. la, i r rew i lork * Near York
ilif'eAdriettith V irg inia
g i eli g Me;il th3gr e v io York
so Baralay._Ne yore Geo Barclay, Jr. N
rrdnis &Is Now Jersey Mr H. Carnal &It, La
0 Carnal. Louisiana W D_Thompson. La
Lilekleni. Virginia ' Dr Wm T Sparrow : li' 0 •
W Crawford & la. Virginia G en W B Shaulls & hi, Va
W Ramsay & wf. N Y • • Miss Ramsey, Na Y6rk
James Henderson, Maryland Wm Henderson. M aryland
W W Wright, Pa A Evan' , Marylaud
E Moat, Reaclinfg P W Belninger,_ Reading
Vdw 0 Mieiclty, Baltimore J H Dobbs', New York
WKt Wood, New Jersey )8 W_eitson & to, N Y
Miss Watson. New York Miss Mitchell, New York
Meat M itchell Bow York W M 13011.8 1 r7rna.
Tobias Burl Reading E Pollock, 'urbanity
V/ P Small. Harrisburg • Wells Cover Y. Harrisburg
J Austin , cConnelitharg John 11 J 3 rintont. W Cha s
John Kerr:Nesr, York Geo C Colburn, iv York
T W Clones Wisoonein O W Shepherd, Virginia
W Riohardil, Jr.. Virginia . Heidedbaok, New York
Edwin Jackson. New York B M Close. Washington
•P McManus. Utah John R Murray
W G Stratton, Virginia E Motors° Philadelphia
T Dobbjns, New York J Brandon , New York -
James Brandon, Ns w York R T Jot we, Now York
B Fergnson Baltimore John Thompson, Detroit
R_Baket. Detroit Mies Baker , Detroit
w F Keen*, & N York W shw, Virginia
yr es Newew York Adam New York
Mims Tarry, York Cott e r, Georgia
Mrs Carter, Georgia Henry Rogers. Wilco, Do
'David Tyler. Georgetn,Del John Sharks'. Charleston
Simon Duncan A B Watt, New York
Miu Watt, New York John Caldwell
Jog Gormon m Edwards & la,NewYork
Guerard.Bavanuah.Ga .1 H Forenoon, Baltimore
W spencer, Maryland Dr .1B Wiliiams.Baltimore
Geo W Porter. Baltimore L Brox & la. Georgia
W C 1 May, Georgia Bent T Tilley, Georgia
0 H 11 'num,".A labams Dr C 8 Lucas, Alabama
WT 11 Duncan, hew York M Abut*, New York
R P Richardson, New York Bra Richardson & oh, N
Mimi Moorhead. New York 0 W Walker, Virginia
&
Thoa walker, Virginia F P °looker la. Va
W Butter, Moult Chunk
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Cor. Ninth and Chestnut.
B Wheelwright, Boston Jrhn 0 Hall, New York
A Hendrick. New `. ork Chu L Bailey. Harrisburg
J 80111E0mm, Virginia John Leconte & Is, 8
Mies hermits. R Carolina B Easton,
Ir Vu li ctit l 34l:l4 l •l• "° I .l 3 7l ° El r oPdt:, at6"c ° bile
Ft: Uladdtng w_,f it I T Nawlton& N H
Thos S MoSeill, Miss P H Watson. Wash. D
Josiale_Sibbey & .f, Oa R Risley Jr. la, Y
Pr E WrineYi__Lims. 8 A W Wallows. N Y
J R LipbootO,Y ritual% Mr Thomas , St Johns
Miss Thomas & sis.Br John' Levi Mattson, Port Carbon
• 'MT C Lupton, Terra Haute J L Dame. Boston
B Brown & la, El • Lis M 1.4011111, Lllllo62ter 0
Edw Weston a. wf, Y Cast Du Pont. U N
W Whiteley, Md tifs_Uthey. New York
M Taylor, Wash. D C Wmit Shook, U ft N
A McLaughlin & la,. Balt Miss A Johnson, Baltimore
Geo P Fogg, Conoord,N H H C Beecher. New York
K Mobile - Goo H Goddard. Mobile
0 Low. Cincinnati Geo Cram & wife
W B Triplett, Virginia .J H Rood, New York •
W Walker. Georgia . Jtie M Harries, Georgia
W P Autrey. Baltimore ' B Pomeroy, New York
—Gblowin. Russia - —Prestlinszoff. Russia
3 HIIWAY & Maryland Miss E Carter, Kentueky
Wm B Boomm New York D Davidson. Jersey City •
0 0 Cleaves, Memphis A Aldridge, Baltimore
0 Brewer, Baltimore T W Bradbury, Petersburg
i! I' Halsey. Lynchburg, Vs H D Antiguan, Georgia
N L Kemeon h Is Charles'n G F Thomas, New York
Mr O'Brien, New York • E Tarborough &w, N C
0 B Roberts, New York D U B Trona, Georgia
Mies B Troup, Georgia Mies C Troup, Georgia
Dr PT G Winks & la. N C Jno D Larigehore, Vs
Geo W Walton', Misaourl E H Cantle, Missouri
al Manly Virginia Mrs IS Powell, New York
Wm Arms trong, Texas C H Gale, New York
lire H Buckler & Is. Bait S A Hutohinson & la, Ohio
Mra 0 B Goddard, Ohio Mies M. Goddard. Ohio
Miss .1 Goddard. gide, A p Boovol % Camden
Mrs;! earning, Illinois 'las Leaming. Bo dent 'n
Mine C goosed, flordentown Mro H Combo, Hordentown
Ledoux, North Carolina Mrs MH Fu sett, Beinnore
John M Jones. Arkansas W Room rennsylvania
J C Conroy.. New Yore Frierson, .Loulsiana
Mu Frierson, on W Peek. Chicago
Rll Lonsdale,ll Orleans F B Morriwell
: Geo - Sonoma, !sew York Dr W Stone, New Orleans
O W Welch & la. Mobile Miss hi hie Entice, Mobile
B Stafford. New York 'rhos Charlton, Boston
J Crowell N la, N Orleans R F Smith & wf. N York
C H Coffin New York E Q Hontins, New York
t..
W BmalliNew York M utmos. New York
M Owens. Zealand V hl Richards. New York
Rev W Friend & la. Va Thou Hinsdale, New York
Mr filloElroy, Baltimore
M ERCHANTIP HOTHL—Fourth street. helper Aroh.
Peter Hawk lowa Haul Herbal, Submit Hill
W II Cirtnitit, Summit Hill GJApensler, kl Chunk
Wm Lee, StPaul R A Crawford, Georgia
)id Beek. 'lr ork, Pa Tobias Erato, Reading
John R Maisano, Ohio . R W Hall, Lexington
Win Sayford, Harrisburg 3 H Fiord, Alex, Tenn
John) Coble, Silver Spring John 8 Dough, Kansas, Mo
0 F Horn, Perrysville, Pa Wm Frysiaser. York. Pa
&forum Bingham, Yotk. Pa Nathan Worley, Yo rk.
Hen Marainer: Pa Aug 0 Feather, Pa
3 ft Jacobs, Chambetaburg E Woodward
el F Bateman, Milton. Pa John Rowe. Pennsylvania
Chas Lincott, M. Chunk Jos Dysart, Pennsylvania
W W Bla ppi kslee. Weatherby D Andersi n. Ohio
A Foil , North aarolin t il Barry, Lancaster
Jets W Miller, Waynesboro J Troxell, Waynesboro
O Sifter ler. IC Berlin. Pa Spangler. R Berlin, Pa
J Chambersbarg JII Sargent, Ohio
David Cushm ne A Bradshaw. Neork
W Whitaker, Peach ßottom Win N Whitley, Ohio
AMERICAN HOUSE—Chestnut street. above Filth.
B Mertaugh, Catasauqua .1 Mertaugh, Catasanqua
Dr A K McKee, Virginia Miss Marsh, Maryland
IlDingle. New Jmeer W B Mendenhall, Coatesve
'Pod Kurtz. Lanoaster on G 'l' Atwood, Mara
Abbbrt, Carbon 00, Pa J Ferguson
'LE Danger]. Virginia A 0 Jaokson k le, Tenn
wT Clayton. Mobile tltrohm, Kingron,
H C Fondersmlth Is la, Pa J H Goodman, Lewisburg
J K Cromer, Hanover. Pa A isaladay, Hanover. Pa
R Stine, Hanover. Pa A J Dairlart. Coatesville
J B Baird. Pennsylvania It Wagner Pa
Whitaker, Durham, Pa Wm Turner, Honesdale.Pa
orlohard Sharp, Rokly: Pa F, P Wilbur Jala. De ilile'm
N Rathbun., Philnda W D Wilson ,New York
F Rory lei, Pawtucket, It I CI It Weimer. York, Pa rk
J 6 Small, York, Pa El Bourse, Phila
w.mf, New York J King Jo la, Now York
T Newell, New York S P Bherrell, N
ELBarriett, Riohm'd, Ky B Lander
T Brown, D 0 E thrown. D C
SH. Sentry. Richmond, Va J B Hood'. Virginia
W C Handlan. Wheellng,Ve. John Lou,, Baltimore
B Holler, tan.
York
JONES' HOTEL—Chestout street. above Sixth
0 P hbakey. Pe
-itivAlShilitin,", 'iq l—
igen., .r.eew,e
tiwowt4chne.der, Pelaw's no Wallaoe,l,lo oco
tas J Moraell,Jr, Maryland D 0 Littefielft, Albany
A Woolen, Miesissieni A L Picot'' , Pa
u• 80l es, Boston Geo F Bonre t Boston
.111 Begner HP Leib,:Colombut, Ohio
no Buckler, Barton W !Wawa% Easton
M Belton, New York W Burgess. New Yotk
Be Idol: Lane oct. Ps Jos Brubacher. Leon ao.Ps
no W Ivens, Baltimore Horace Avert% riew Yotk
Creighton 0 II Henderson, Flute
ST. LOWS—Chestnut it.. above Third.
14 0 M Kinley. Pittstru re H Guth. Allentown Pa
0 0 Butler. New York 0 Humana, St Louis
T Raman. St Louis Miss Human. St Louie
I. D Lampmann. Jenny Cy GOO M Keim,peuftylvanj,,
Major Getz. Pennsylvania Col Bawman, Pennsylva's
Geo W Stetson. Del Mr tedwln Haines. Pa
Nam' Davies, Delaware • A Platt. New York
John H Platt, New York Wm N Salter, Connecticut
J Burr Redd's. Pennsylva'a Wm J O'Farrell, Penn
ft Putthman, Dover, Del Mra E Williams. Ludlam&
Miss R Williams. Indiana W Beare. New
Pawnee
LMille, Jersey "By E M Reynolds, Pawnee
L Murphy, North Carolina Jae Harrison. Harrisbur
TUB UNION NOM—Arch Watt. above Third.
Guin. Allentown 00l R paent. Tamaqua
I) Althouse A Reading 0 Warman. N Jerrie!
D M Oharv, N Jersey Mrs lemon. Ohio
8 B Myers, Lancaster co . Miss B Binder, Peoria
J Gilliland, new York A Col um, Pb t iladelphia
kiT Warner, sn
John M Lanni g. is Jersey its
Jos Hammer, Orwissburg B lateen &w , Reading
Tens J Filbert, Penne John B Fenno; Reading
.1) W Mirthall. Terre Dante Baal Tretle, Wayne.boro
Mine M. A Colliflower, Pa Mies M Penns
I Phawcrosir F A Boyd. Arden, Ind
T Finney. Pennsylvania C Mendenhall. Mt Pleasant
J Brown. Pennsylvania J R Wallace, Franklin no
Alf wueher. Penns Mime L P Shaw, Beata no
.1 0 Eihimer. Penns Min Ambley. Allentown
A C Borgegrain.Ohio H Demignes. Ohio
Ar m , G mr b h &itxs b New York
JoPPwwllPi t tsbur
g
•
D Thomas, Reedeburg B J Clark, Washington, 0
MERCHANTS' HOUSL-' -Third et.. ab. Callowhill,
J Miller. Lanoaster no semi }feebler, Lebanon oo
Inn N ovroyar. Monroe no John A Kembell,
Llano Newton. Green Grove Simon KornmmL Bethlehm
Robt Papsert & wr,Bethim J E Prt. Pennsylva. is
Jrin P Rionter, Selinsgrove Lewis Briner . Reading
0 Hoffman. Allentown B D .Rater. Williamsport
Chris Knauss, Williamsport John R Cummer. wmiiport
John B. Long, Lancaster co B P Keelor, Norristown
It PA Baines C ler Krell &la,Shafferstwn
W Carman!, Annville B Washer. Predarioshorg
Daniel Gael!, Lebanon E Mark. Lebanon
A Albright. Reading John A Reuben, Alabama
Geo Krause, Lebanon John lauser,irsbanon
8 H Miller, Lancaster oo flaml Kemp, orke co
Rani Grosh Lancaster no earn! Wittemve r, Pa
11) Reighard, Relinegrove Wilson Van Valzah. Pa
P Trexler, Allent^wn J M Pennington, lielinagre
Chas Brundage, MiMinsbg H P Meyer,. Pdinginshurg
W Roland, Lewisburg L A Phinve. N Carolina
.1W White. Lebanon no R H Helfrich, Balt, Pa
Wni B Kemmerer. Pa Amos Ettinger, Allentown
Jai FT Bush, AllentownAl to D 0 Bowen , Abronsburt
eo Hoffman, lenwn
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third. above Callowlull at.
.1 Booker, Monts co. Pa Joe Kleckner. Moorestown
/no NeUgh, Allentown, Pa V Hoffman, Guihevllle
H Boehm, Bellertovrn Jacob loot & wf, Pa
Jacob Walter & wf. Pa 14 ?hokum, Bethlehem
John Bre'ver, Lehigh no Jacob Young, Northamp no
Mrs young, Northampton oo Jerome Pearson.
Jacob Berk, Northamp co Jew Pearson.
J Beck & la, wor hemp oo Pater Brown, Larmastar co
it Beek. Northampton co Levi Shirk & la. 1 aro no
C P Follweiler. Jeoksonv'e P MITIMTIV. Jacksonville
Sarni Boyer, Port Clinton Jere M Ballads, Lane co
J B Gookley & la, Lana no T S Bhimer & la. Mtnerst'n
Jno 8 Weaver. Lanortster no John B Bauch, Lebanon
1' Bpangler, Jr, Myeratown
FOUNTAIN HOTEL—Market street. above Peoond.
.1 Bogle, New Plummer, New Jersey
J Doylestown C F Palpthorp, Phila
W HCourage Maryland J K Saulsbury. Merriam! ,
P Harmon. Maryland P T Carlisle, Delaware
B Hirsh, Milford, Delaware .1 IL Smith & d. Dover
J P Polk. Waah. D C Min A Polk. Delaware
8 B MoGear, New Jersey P A Jollie Milton. Del
A if Cook, "over, Del J dram New Castle, Pa
H Frederioks. New Castle it Ilager.g, Greensburg
J B Somers, Charleston
11 1. 15217 M UNlON—Market street. above sixth.
Geo Plitt, Harrimburg A Brower. Lisburn, Pa
lAvid Grove. Huntingdon ' A G Rhefger. Wintwort
J Gilpin. Maryland B K Hassinger, Latroba.Pa
John B Dougherty, Penns A U Float, Pennsylvania
Vinalle94. Penns , lvanis J W Bowman, alyerst'n
B F fibelsbarger. Fetterman I lex Blessing, York eo,Pa
Jacob Bleuint. York 00, es a dam Rhenhery, York oo
Z Swope, anoaster John K Moilimsiok, Pa
Peter Taylor. Columbia Lewle Penns
Jos litroud. Jr. Pennsylvania Ram! Ripe. Duneauon. Pa
I) Ripe la. Iluneanon. Pa Fl Cole,
Wilkabarre
C Luohaub. Wi kesbarre .1 • Coleman. Penns
I tr. Frey, Newville P D Frey, Chamberaburg
MT. VERNON HOTEL—Second street, above Arch
Thom /Frame, Rifle Richard R Wiliiemo. N V'
The Lines. Kew ork Miss K Hayden, Danville
Deo W Lord, Jr. Phila :tr. Rash', France
Awl McPare. Phila David Vanhorn, Maryland
Mrs Sarah Vanhorn. Md Head Oram. Phila
W Rink, W.msoort A Ptah!, Tam Q 1.16
W holison. et Clair. ra. El Thomas, Hancock, N Y
W Calkins, New York
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third et.. ab. Oallowhill.
J B Marshall, Cheater oo Elias Oblld, Mt Pleasant
.Nvid Peter. Wastunzton Frank Hersh. Allentown
Milton (*Doper. Cooverett'a K Smith. Salfordeville
Jon Bowman, Lebanon Josiah K Stewart. Pa
Lewis Rasher, Kutztown Mien Mahar Kutztown
Jam N Roger,. Labtnon 11 A Glue, Brledensburg
F Roland, Reading Jae D Bobb, Fenneborg
M Geary, Penneburg
NATIONAL HOTEL—Haoe street, above Third.
TM+, Weehboume. St Louis R S No,th, Maine
H Boynton. New York J W Smith, Penney Innis
John eturtray. Milton, Pa Jae F Maxwell, be banol
Amon Davie. Easton Jae Hoey. Lancaster
John W Moifloy, Bethlehem N Wetzel. Poitevule
J A Weieley, Lebanon Geo Gingrich. Lebanon
H J Moodier. PottevLle Joel Hitter. Res•iine
M F Medlar, Schl Haven A Levan, Rohl Haven
it.W Smith, Middleburg Mae Smith, hliddleburg
A 8 Hoek, Adameburg H II Maze', Chapman
NI Krems Ye. Is, Itingtown Henry tranethum,Reading
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Muth street. an. Chestnut.
Tr Man Costes, Lanoaster David Humes, Chester co
WmBtopheumon,Lfortfold Davie Ki ruble, Chesterton
Jae tteott. Chester oo A. Killable, Chester oo
.7 8 Ktrk. Cheater oo - .lna Elexterlsiii,Cuteter on
W Cawthorn&M.N. London C J
Brower T r emont
Jesse A Earvy,,Philadelphie
_B Brower, Tremont
R W Levis, Went Chester E D McClanahan, NM
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL-Beoond it., below Vine.
Richard Corson, Buoke on Chas Roster. Cheltenham
0 W Martindall. Newtown Cr Nirhtingele, N J
hire M Martindell,Newt'n N V Young. Lambertville
IMPORTATIONS.
(Reported for The Prete:,
111(111MOND—Steamship Virginia, Xelly-61 bee to
bacco A it Armstrong; 371 bxe 40 on do BooknAr.
hlo-
Gammon & Co; 173 bx*3 se do Thos Virebster,Jrt , In3 l l
'5O ol Dohs.; & Taltt; 137 bas h on do .1 It Monk & Co;
50 but do Mercer & Antelo; 10 kegs do Mots A Boehm;
7 bee type .1.; Johnson & Co; 000 bagsbrenJ Ii Laneaster
A Sort; 7 empty caste Mary, coins A Co; 33 bble flax
seed 0 Mellon; i box mdse Jl3 Liemlnontt A Co; 91
bags flaxseed apkis nide, Miller & tiro; 03 pkge Indio
547 empty oasts order. • . _ .
MOBILY—Sohr roam., Cook-91 bales cotton 11 Pat
tarpon Ec Co; 215 dnplliatomon 14 en; ,f 4 empty pests Masse y, Collies Co: elkeKe type 2Olinson & Co,
OTIARLISTON—t r ohI 7hrttli•T ; Pitziongetn•
36 At rope ends Jesepn Moore; &fret% •litt.we,
HiltCo; kegs type bp • °hubs' ;la empty bbl.
Gal Anson; 40 empty calks • 109044 Iron 7 pk 34
ferotitstre order. -
THE PRESS.--PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY; SEPTEMBER 18, 1880.
jh, oo o ( ...c uo _ s _ sg a Tax Tam
PEF(CIo b IWALE3.—On OtOiliati the
Illiasate; low the Falls, on a Gerd, f r theiskebial 4ii
leota.tlett of the Prince of Wales. 'The aorobat first
walked over alone ; ha then carried a man across upon
hiellsok ; 11) then walked over urio3o,llltet prstihe finally
wroteli nets to the Frinoe white poised on the centre of
the rope. tt This note he tied to an arrow, and shot it di
rectly, et Ole feet of the ; Prince. Its
as
were as
follows;" soy all par garments as the Blown-Stone
Clothing Nall of Rockhill ft Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605
Chestnut' street, above Sixth, Philadelphia."
Tat; 11lowing articles are sold stholosalo and
retail at .W. Carryl & Co.'s House Furnishing store,
714 Ch;estruit street:
' Fine aver. plated Ware,
Find add Coalman Tatle Calm.
Nine and Common 'Tea Tray..
Japanned Toilet Ware and Bath Tubs
lintel Urns and Chafit g Dishes.
Planished Tinware of all kinds.
Cooking Uter sits, Wooden Ware, &0., ike.
* n
.13AT SUOPPINO EMPORIVH.-11 Is seldom
that we find any single establishment embiaeing in lie
catalogue of merchandise a hat so thorough as to corn-
Weal,' cover one entire branch ; but what must we
say of a concern which dote this not only in cite, but
in some half dozen different departments, as is the - case
with the inamdkurd business palace of Munro. Charles
Oakford'& Bone, under the Continental Hotel. These
gentlemen are now daily adding to their already /Me
net stook of ladies' shoes. misses' and children's hats,
gentlemen's hate and gape, gents' furnishing goods,
and all the various - other clams of good, they keep,
and crowds of customers are flocking there with de
light. Their counters, yesterday, was thronged all day
long with purchasers. and we advise those - who have
not yet:called to see the novelties to do an early.
DoWEE'S MEDICATED Fula are an effiolent re
manly for all derangements of the bowels, habitual cos,
tivenees, sick and nervous headache, dyspepsia, piles.
&n. Nicene of sedentary life should always use them
They are reliable and safe, and do not debilitate ; can
bo taken at all times without inconvenience. They con
tain no rnermiry pleasant to the taste. One fig has a.
laxative effect, while two figs are sufficient to prodice
an active purge. Prepare i only by G. C. Bower, Sixth
and Vine, and sold by loading DrUggiets. Prioe Der box
te V% gents. tf
ERRORS.—The little that I have scan of the
world and know of the historr . of,mankind teaches me
to look upon their errors in iprrOw, not in anger.
When I take the history of one poor heart that sinned
and suffered, and represent to myself the stringier; andk
temptations it paned through—the brief palliation of
Joy; the feverish inquietude of hope and fear ; the tears
'of regret; the feebleness of purpose; the desertion of
friends; the scorn of the world that bas little charity ;
the desolation of the swore einotuary, and threatening
voices within; health gone; happiness gone—l would
fain leave th a erring soul of my fellow man with Him
from whose hands it name, and Point his body to the
one-price Gift Clothing Emporlim of Granville Stokes,
No. Gal Chestnut street, where each article purohased is
accompanied by a beautiful gift.
SEE FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED. „
Bohr Eclipse, Cook, from Mobile tOth ult. with Milton,
&o. to D 8 stetson & Co. For the &rat 19 days out had
calm and hot weather. the thermometer ranging from 10
to 90 in the shade, from sunrise to sunset. Sept Ist, otf
Tortugas, took a severe gale from E NE, accompanied
with heavy squalls of rain. which continued up to lath .
when it became calm, with a heavy swell, during which
1 ,
carried away main gaff, split ma I, be; 11th, in let
36, took a heavy gale from W N . oh lasted 36 hoer..
and the vessel wee blown oif t ng 73; eplit jib and
mainsail. and carried away cat- 0. main Jib stays,
bo. Since the teih had light winds from& to se.
Bohr Marietta Tilton. Fasting er J r. 5 days from Charles
ton, with cotton, &o. to A Heron, & Co.
Bohr J J Grandy, Rhodes, 10 days from Meherin Ri
ver, NO, with 75 000 shingles to Norcross dr Sheets.
Bohr Cerro Gordo. Irons, 4 days from Suffolk. Va, with
shingles to H Croskey.
Bohr Mary k. Susan, Eaton, 5 days from New Bedford,
with oil to order,
Bohr A Marietta, Morris, I day from Little Creek, Del,
With corn to Hall 1. Hawley 3c. Ca.
Bohr 3 W . Beetle. I day front Magnolia, Del ,with
bark to Jae L Bewley & Co.
Bohr Elizabeth Jane, Beckwith, 8 days fr om East o n,
fdd with grain to Jag Cr Bewley & Co. '
Bohr YOlUtg Americo., Tuft. 3 days from Port Deposit.
with wheat to Jars Irßewley & Co.
Bohr Clayton & Lowber. Jackson. I day from Smyrna.
Del, with oats to Jae I..Bewler & Co.
Bohr Wm It & 1! Hewlett. Phollipe,o days from Fre
denokshurg, with brown stuff to Jas I, Bewley & Co
Stemmas America, Virden. 7 hours from Cape May,
having towed to vs, at 8 A M yesterday, thirstily Phi
ladelphia, for Liverpool. Parsed ship Flora Mollonald.
for London, oil the Ledge, in tow of tug J F Starr; bark
Ann Elizabeth. for Have Hookd several brigs and salmi
bound down, off Bombay
CLEARED.
Brig Tt enton, Atherton, Portland, Blalfraton & Cox.
Bohr New Jersey. Vanneman,, Boston. do
Bohr A Henderson, Craven, Providence. Binniekron
& Glover.
PT TELICIEUTH.
(Correspondence of the Press.)
1 , 411 W Yogi. Sept IT.
Arrived, bark Sam Shepoird. fram Bagua; brigs 0 P
Fulker. from Mansamlls: Pte. from Baena.
Below, barks Jasper, from Marseilles; Mary Bangor,
from Bagua; brig Atlantic'. front Mom
[Par steamship Jura I
- Arrived from New York 24th ult, ship Guissephins, at
Palermo; Sept let, ship Atlantio. off Beaohy Bead; ship
8 Crooke, in the Ord's; Sept 61L, ship Welkin, do; 2d.
ship L A Ward. at Atarseilles.
sailed for New York Sept 3,1, ship Bee. from Hull;
6th, ship' Countess of tlearthelo, from Deal; 6th, ship
Manhattan, from Liverpool.
hailed for New Orleatus Ifth. ship Casting. from Deal.
Memoranda—The Leon, from Ardroasen for Gerson{
fat k l y nto Greenock on the Ist, very much strained, 814
'l'ho Revenue. from Greenock for San Francium, put
beak on the Ist, and is di/therms: • ' •
MEMOS ANDA.
Ship Elizabeth, Gillespie, from Londonderry, arrived
at St John, NB, rhh inst.
Ship Juniata, Wilson, for Baltimore, sailed from Li
verpool eth inst.
Ship Dreadnought, Samuels, from Liverpool 19,
arrived at New York yesterday,
Mite West P_olat..4fifial l sdrorn 1 ararnnal
"TiV.4l Ifillr - 1 - 0/ • ...
Ship old England, Laminae, from Newport, Wales,
arrived at New York y_esterday.
Ship Stag Hound, Howard, from Havana, arrived at
NervYork yesterday.
Ship Alice Murphy, from Shields, arrived MN York
Birk d, (Breen) from Bremen, Wai beloiillal
tithore Yesterday.
Sark John. Payson, Fuller, from Bordeaux, arrived at
New York yesterday.
Brig Ida Remit% Foote. hence, arrived up at New
Orleans lath tact.
Brig A O Cattail Watson. from Charleaton, wu be
low New Orleans lath inm
Bohr New Haven, °raffia, henoe for Bridgeport, at N
York ye terday.
da ß y ohr Dhil J
a t3 d a elowyer. Hall, cleared at New York yester
for Pnia.
Behr H W Benedict, Ellie, from Alexandria, arrived
at New York yesterday.
Bohr At fetes, Chem, cleared at New York yesterday
forisomel.
Steamers Ands.: Robinson, Sarah, Jolla.. and P T
Heart, Bidell, hence arrived at New York yesterday.
SPEAOIAL. NOTICES.
BATS FOR P. WARBURTON,
HATTER, No. 430 CHESTNUT Street, having -Dm_
pared several new !Olen or HAITI for aantiomarea au
tumn wear, respootfuliy Luther; Inspection and vs
trouser,. rola el
SAVING ' FUND—NATIONAL SANITY MIMS
Oograxr.=Obartered by the note of Peiumlyanso,
RULI4I.
1. Money in Medved every day, and in any mom
arcs or mall. .
1. lIIVILSPER CENT. Interest ii Paid for 121011.7 fro
he day it is put in. •
L The money ta always raid back In SOLDwhatnots?
is °ailed tor, and without notice,
4. Money Is reoe (yea from Rzetudort. Administr at OM,
Glyrardians, and other Truttees, in large oilman NUMII,
to remain a long or short period. •
I. The money reoeived from Depositor' is invented in
Real Estate, Mortgagee, Oround Rents, and other Aral-
Glass mottritimi.
e. °Moe open every day-WALNIII Stmt. soittornat
or nor Third &treat. Ph it.o.lmbis foam
ALL STIOULD. not fail to read the adver
sement of Prof. WOOD in to-day's vapor. "sa-tt
SALAMANDER FIRE-PROOP SAFES.—A very
large tuna' knee t of SALAMANDERS for sale at rea
sonable prloaa, No. 304 CRY.STN UT St., Philadelphia.
an 23 tf E VANS & WATLON.
& 'WOWS VELEBBATBD
NoINELEBS BZW7NO MACHINES.
The Beet in Use for Family Sewing.
No. 730 CHESTNUT Street Philadelphia.
•
MARRIED.
RonaEfts—HENßY —OM September 17,18 CA, by the
Rev Jemeg Nein. Mr. Jacob D. Rodgers to Mtge Jor
photo R. Henri, bath of thin of 1.
BENJAMIN—At hie' residence. Trenton, N.
J., Charles D. Benjamin. in his diet year, on Sunday
evening, after a protracted illness of many years, which
he bore with Christian fortitude.
Fin friends. and triende of the family. are respect
fully invited to attend his tuners', from hie son's resi
dence, 959 Randolph street. on Wednesday after
noon, at 2 o'clock. .11) proceed to the Monument dens.
tery. • .
DIEHL.—At his residence. Pine street, on the
14th inst., John Diehl. in the eighty • third year of his
age.
RUSHTON.--Sizildenly, on the 14th instant, James
Rushton, aged Be years.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 1550 North Thir
teenth street', below Oxford, this (Tuesday) afternoon,
at 3% n'olook. •
SITIL—On the 16th instant. Amanda, infant daugh
ter of William B. and Hannon Smith, eaed 8 months,
Funeral from the residence of her parents Trenton
avenue. third door above Adams street, this (Tuesday)
morning, at 8 o'clock. •
hIALON P..—On the 16th instant, Mrs. Catharine Ma
lone, aged 54 years
Funeral from her late residence. Doman's court,
Christian street, below Third, on Wednesday morning,
at 9 o'o'ook.
'1 OWNS END.—On the 16th instant hire. Elizabeth
J. Townsend, widow of the late David Townsend, in
the 191 year of her age. •
Funeral front her fate residence. No 114 Lombard
street. on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clook. •
HERALD—On the /Bth instant. Marl Ann. infant
daughter of Rodger and Margery Herald, aged 4 years
and 6 months.
. .
Funeral from the residence of her parents. No.
739 South Eizth street. shove Fitzwater, this (Tuesdity )
afternoon, at 8 o'olook.
aLL.—On the 16th instant, Mrs. Eliza Bell, in the
70th year of her age.
Funeral from her late residenee. Shippen
'street, this away afternoon. itt 5 o clock.
BC ft RO Wft—On the 13th irfetent. , him Catharine,
wife of Daniel Burrows. in the 66th year of her see.
Funeral from the rem:donee of her mother. No. 11.11
Orden street, this (Tuesday) afternoon. at 3 o'clock.
F.STLOW.—On the 15th instant, Adelaide Lenoir
Eutaw, daughter of Alfred end ,Elizabe.ti Fallow, aged
Ilioars 9- mon the.
Funeral from the realdenca of his undo, Junes
Whitson, N 0.450 Richmond street. Eighteenth ward,
am (Tuesday) , afternoon, at 4 (00i..10k.
MOITENrsa GOODS FOR FALL.—
Black Anielines, Reps Anglia", Aram Cash
'
metes
.
.it
,upl's Merino*, Cashmeres, Bombeeiries.
'ramifies. Mourselinea..l3conhosinsa. Velour Room.
Satin de I`.bineg,Paramacias, Bombazine Aleamui, &o.
Peoond Mourning Corded Milanese.
Venettelinss Orandrills, ko.
%act and Purple Pane Printed Mousseline De
Latnea and Caatimeter.
Black and VP Dash De Lathan. INeents. ,
B SeUN & SON. Mourning Store,
4 . NO. 91S Cheattint nutlet.
IiffSPIRITILILISM.—rinIn REV. aromv
PIERPOIST. of rilasanotoretta, ritualism
Anteoederit Improbabilities 01 lilmlern 1 1 g:
and review the objeotimis to It. onLWednes y avaninr,
at 7% o'olook at SAISBOIif-dT. Wadi. dmiption a
twat.. ISIS It*
ta-+ A SPECIAL MEETING OF FIRE JU
nior Antl-Slavery Society will be held Tummy
will
ovening,lBthre inst..ed. et CLARKSON BALL. A full at
is quoet
Vursivettsury of PENNSItLYVNIA...
LAW DEPARTMENT.
t:rm of this Insulation will commence on the first
of Weber next. The following ate the enhgeots of the
lectures:
slmt. GEORGE FitIe,REIVfOOD--.. Liternatlonal, Con
utionai,and Ctivkl v.tier.
rof. P. WC Plaadi ea and Praotice." •
krof. APANCC.R MILLEk—" Real Estate and
Conveyancing."
-The introductory ititure will be delivered on Friday,
September SY, a 1.13 o Moak P. AL, tit the" lecture
Tomo. by pyoy. spencer hillier. • mugs evr
fry. FOURTH OF TOW GRAM I
,siERIEs
01 tiP.F.CIAL MEsitßo3 favor of Free
dom and Protection.
'I be lion, WILLIAM G. DAYTON, 01' New Jorge!.
Will, by invitation, eadr , es the People, *about dis
tinction of riatV, at NATIONAL Ititt,l,. maRKET
eitreat, blowinirtearith. ort TVEBDAY F.VENING
Septerriner Kat 8 o'clock, on the greet issues of rho
day. 'l. , sei6-44
,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
DIED.
- - • Altme_.tiffirosLlllP•
MiIiIASis.MINWIS -
LINCOLN.
HAMLIN.
CURTIN.
EXCURSION TIOnTS
FOR THE
LANCASTER
STATE 'MASS MEETING.
FARE, $1.30 FOR THE TRIP
EXCURSION TICKETS ARE NOW REDAY,
And for sate at the
PEOPLE'S STATE COM MIITEE ROOMS,
CHESTNUT greet, above SIX tit,
For the
LANCASTER STATE MASS MEETING,
Good on any of the following named Tram: on
WEDNESDAY, THE 19TH INST.
GOING WESTWARD:
Morning Train—Leaves Eleventh and Mar
ket stria—
eleventh. . 7.30 A. M Extra xeungion
and arketatreets at —. ..... 9.30 A. at
game Txsin waves West Phil a d e l phia at 1000 A. hI
Afternoon Train—Leaves Deem. Eleventh
and Market street,. at._ 200 P. M
Evening Train—Leaves Depot, Eleventh and
Market streets, at.... . 4 00 P. Pt
- • • • • •
The Rxeursion Ticket will NOT ms 0000 on the Fast
Lino Westward, which leaves at 11.10 A. fil.• but they
will be good to return from Lancaster on any train
on Wednesday night or Thursday.
The tXTRA, EVOURSION TRAIN Will return from
LANCASTER 'on THURSDAY MORNING, leaving
Lancaster at midnight.
People's Exsursion Tickets can be had at the ?Rate
CommMee Rooms on MONDAY and TUESDAY, and
at thej/epot, ELEVENTH and MARKET, and at
West Philadelphia on WEDNESDAY, They oan also
be had on the Extra Train,
A. K. McCLURE,
Chairman People's State Committee
STRANGERS IN PIIILAGELPIIIA,
NOW IS THE TIME .
TO VISIT THE
SEA-SHORE.
THE HOTELS AT ATLANTIC CITY ARE NOT
HALF FULL.
FINE BATHING, SAILINO,'AND FISHINO.
Trains leave VINE-STREET WHARF at 7.30
and f P. M., daily. aelY•tol
WENT CHESTER
XALL AND PM L ADELPHIA
ROAD
• VIA MEDIA.
•
CHANOE OF 'HOURS. • •
OP and afte Monday aleptemberi7iti IMO, the trains
will leave PHILADELPHIA, from the Depot. (sorrer
of Thirty-first and Market great. West_PMia.delphes,
at L ea v etgl 10 A. hi.. and ISM and P. M.
WERT CHESTER, from the Depot. on East
Market street, at 7 and 10.15 A. M., and 1.0 and I
M. ,
" ON SUNDAY.
of i t a g v h e te l enth e A h Ptilarlt , VlVA - PlT'retifn
Leave West Oh tartar. at T. 30 A. M. and 4.0 P. M.
Traine leavirg,Philadelphin, at 7 43 . A. M. and IS P.M.,
and on Wednesdays and itaturdays only. at 2.30 P. hi : ,
oonnoot at Pennelton with the Philadelphia and BMtt-
Mof6 Central Railroad. for Concord, Kennett Avon
dale. &o. and for Oxford. via etas., trout end of Track,
et 7.43
. . .
The last Pasisonger Hallway Car will leave Front and
Market streets So minutes. and Eighth and Market
Buena to minutes before the martins time from the
Depot, and will carry a flag to debote it,
Office and waiting room, southeast cornerof Eighth
and Market streets. where immensers. purchasing
tickets for West Chester, will be tarnished with a ticket
over the Passenger Railway.
FEENEY WOOD,
d.OSTTeI Buverietendeok
The baguet° ear will leave Eighteenth and Market
streets one hour before the departure of the train from
the Went Philadelphia Depot. Celt tt
ININPAIREg NEW TRI-WEEKLY
PA SSMNGER AND PRMORT
Rot/ M 0 NORFOLK.and PORTSMOUTH. Va., via
the Philadelphia. Wilmington, and Baltimore, and
Delaware Railroads. thane e by he neyr steamer Phila
delphia to Norfolk, ant Portsmouth, a.
Do and after July n t h. pasengere from Philadelphia
vrilt take the 810 A . M. train at the depot. corner
Broll.d street and Washington avenue, on ruesdaye.
Thursdays And Saturdays, arriving at Seaford at 130
P. M. ap'd at Norfolk early the nest morning. The
steamtir_Philadelphia will leave Norfolk on the even
ings of Monday, Wednesday. and Friday, connecting
with the in at Seaford, which arrives at Phi.adel
phis at 1 ,
Pare for filet clam DaWlengerg, ineluding meals on the
boat, 017 '
Beeond-alais passengers, Isoldding meals on the_boat,
prelahttiegien as low as by Any other route.
For farther particulars. Ma small hand-bills at the
hotels, and other nubile places. or Inahlt or
c. P. DAM S, Agent,
cOrtlr dad WribinAtoll ILY.
F. K aster o 'Transportation, -
• eel kn. P, W. &B.R. R. Co.
MILLINERY GOODS.
MRS. M. CONRAD, 915 CHESTNUT
street. begs leave to inform her friends and the
public that she adli have a grand opening on THU lid-
DAY. the 20th inst., when .he will prodone all the la
test faahlonr, in the Milliner,' line, of the day. aelll.gt
FALL. 1860.
LINCOLN, WOOD.
NICJHOLS.
726 CHESTNUT STREET,
%One block below the elrard House,
• BTIIAW AND SILK
BONNETS.
FRENCH FLOWERS,
FEATHERS,
•RIBBONS.
Chddren's and Mese&
BEAVER HATS.
The largest and fullest assortment of the kind in the
city. aa2Ltuthe 3m
irge MRS. M. S. BISHOP, NO. 1016
WAllitirtTNUT street next door to the St. Law
rence Mei, has reoetve a large and elegy; assort
and now prepared
B,CAPH. and HEA -DRESS.
and is now prepared to furnish Milliners and erohants
with pattern Hate. aual-tru
NOTICES.
rIRARD COLLEGE.—The Directors of
the Girard College give notice that they aredare•
Mat! B u llP , l n airs B l o . o . f ecfaim i Tztl,.. will
of titesihen Girard. to stumble ocoupations, such as
A~tSSrtcuture, P av,gqation . Arta. Mechanical Trades, and
mred to teach
his anorect ea . The maete will be
ic* his respective art, and q to furnish him
with suitable board and lodging in his own Place of reel•
delloo, (except where, for special reasons, the aypren
tioe may be allowed to board elsewhere., The master
will be allowed to take each orphan on trial fore term
not exceeding one month. Persons desirous ofobtain
ing an apprentice can apply at the College. between the
bouts o[ 3and 5 P. ht., or, if not yeah:lents of Philadel
phia. oan address the undersigned in writing. giving
name. residence, occupation. and reference, the tatter
whenever pgamble, to be residents of Phiiadeivhis.
tit.NRY W. AREY.
selB 6t Secretary Girard College.
NOTIOE.—Tho public and all persons in
tweeted are hereby notified that a certain promis
sory note for It 1,18110. dated April It, 10(0. drawn by
Lacey & Fleming , at six months from date thereof, will
not be paid at maturity, as the same has been lost or
stolen. sel7-3t•
REMOVALS.
D R. H. T. OBILD HAS REMOVED TO
.E-P No. 634 RACE Street, one door below Seventh
street. aols-80
nYOTT & CO., No. 232 North SECOND
Street.—Having removed to our new end entwine@
store, we would cell the attention of Deniers to our ex
tensive stook of PAIENT MEPICINEP, PER
FUMERY, and FANCY ARTICLES. Our list oodi
proem a Ilteattit yarlety than oan be found at any estate
aentnent In the United States, and our prices will com
pare with an+ market. auf-tuthitini
REMO VAL,
EVERETT, HICKS, & CALDWELL,
CLOTH HOUSE.
Have removed to
SU MARKET STREET.
Buyers are invited to examine our stook. aull•Ym
REMOVAL.
OHARLES HARKNESS,
w lIOLESALE CLOTHIER,
31A9 -
REMOVED
TO
No. GOS CHESTNUT STREET,
South Side, above Sixth,
PHILADELPHIA. eit3o-1m
1860. 1860,
.AGRICUM URAL FAIR,
AT TOWELTON A TWENTY-POIIRTR WARD,
PRILADELYRIA.
THE PHILADELPHIA FOCIET Y
FOR PRoMOTING AGRICULTURE
Will hold Its next Exhibition of the products of
AGRICULTURE,
HORTICULTURE,
And the •
MECHANIC ARTS.
On the Wilder PAIR GROUNDS, West Philadelphia,
On
26th. 26th. 27th, arid 23th days of September.
All objects to be entered on or before TV Ed IiAY, Sep
tember Wet noon, at *Molt time the Exhibition Will be
OYSIT TO VOrliolys.
Competition Invited from all parts of Pennsylvania
and the adjoining Sates.
Specoourame building'', tents. stalls, and shrills will
be provi4 4for the display of Stock, of Agrirulturat
Produce- deaf Implements. of ;Veils, Vegetables, and
Flowers, and of Machinery and Ilfanufartured (deeds,
The most liberal arrangements will be made with Rail
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de•oriptions of many New Counterfeits and Altered
Notes, by T. B. PHTER4OI4 & BROTHERS,
sell St No.3ue CHESTNUT st teat.
62 NEW COUNTERFEITS are fully de
scribed in PETERSON'S DETECTOR for I , lip
timber 16. p16.6t
- pULL ACOOUNT of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company's Bulbs.=lament • a'so.
Banks without Rpeois, in PE TERBOted b)TECTOR.
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ILLUSTRATED NUMBER. - PETER
SON'S D t.TEOTOR has th• fsoirimno of the boasts
Thames Honk of Indiana. .el 5 St
1N PETERSON'S DETECTOR EVERY.
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of Money. the prioes of the different Bank and Rail
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POLITICAL.
DEDIOORATIO TICKET
FOtt CiOirXRNOIS OF FONOBYLVANIA,
HENRY D. FOSTER,
Of Westmoreland County,
FOR CONORMIS
lit District—WlLLlAM E. LEHMAN.
td " JOHN BRODHEAD.
Sd " JOHN KLINE.
tth " WILLIAM AIOROAN.
Olh " HARRY INOERSOLL.
STATR SICNATOR.
lit Dtatriot—BANWEL J. RANDALL.
LEO BLATT/Rd
la Thalia—JOSEPH CALDWELL.
2d " THOMAS E. UASKILL.
.5d " PATRICK MoDONOUGH
4th " ROBERT E. RANDALL.
Gth " SAMUEL JACKSON.
eth " CHARLES L. WOLFF.
7th " PAUL KETTERLI74I.IB.
Bth " JOHN BhIPTH..I a
Bth " HENRY DUNLAP.
10th " HENRY O. I.I3IBENRING.
11th " JOHN 8. RIEHL.
12th " WILLIAM O. SNYDER.
13th " WILLIAM D. MORRISON
11th " GEORGE W. H. SMITH.
15th " JOHN M. ARUNDEL.
16th " THOMAS W. DUFFIELD.
17th " b. M. ZULIOII.
FOR RECORDER 07 DEEDS,
OEOROE W. WUNDER,
FOR FROTtIONOTART OF DISTRICT COURT.
WILLIAM. LOUGHLIN.
Po CLERIC OP CIVAILTER BERSIONS,
PHILIP H. LUTTS.
FOR COHONRR,
ANDREW LOWRY
PAPER HANGINGS.
PAPER HANGINGS
IL&RT, lONTGOMERY, & 00.,
19)1.1. BELL AT AUCTION.
Without reserve, from their stors.
No. 322 CHESTNUT STREET,
ON THE 1973,19 re, AND SOTII OF SEPTEMBER,
All their large stook of
PAPER HANGINGS.
BORDERS, PANEL, PLAIN, MARBLE, OAK, AND
CURTAIN PAPERS, ikoii
OI all qualities, and in lots to milt rooms of any sine.
A rare ohanoe will be offerod to those who wish to
papor their house■ this Nu to get bargain..
The stook will be sold at Very low rates until the day
of sale. 5e1.4.910if
WOOL.
Now in store, and for este at the lowest marke
prices, a large Stook of the most &walla grades of
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA FLEECES.
Lao.
LOW AND MEDIUM WOOLS,
Whloh Du chasers are renowned to mill and examine.
BENJ. COATES,
aelb-lai 127 Market Strict. Philadelphia
WANTS.
IT S. MARINE CORPS RECRUITING
ISBRYWE.—WANTED—For the U. B. manne
corps, &We-bodied. unn emed men. between the nese
of 21 end 3.5 yogic, nut tees than. feet *X inches high,
and of good oharaater.
Bobber' /army in 'Ws corps perform duty at flan
yards and on board United states ships-of-war on fo
relF.Thutigtriii to 42) per month, Deludes clothing, ra
tions, Ao.,
All other• information arhleh may be desired pill be
given at the Rendezeoe No. 311 South FRONT St.,
near Spruce. let L p,
ieut. W. 810XES BOYD.
ael7-12t freorrottne OfICIIN%
WANTED—A Situation as Packer in a
Wholesale House, or asent in any oapaeite,
by a man who oaa write legible Ag hand mud hu INA
knowledge of fipres. The but of !crustal, Riven.
Address O. K., PrlJl ulfioa. sel7-3L•
WANTED TO EXCHANGE—A choice
tract of minim rrovad Farm Land. convaniant to
.liiv.citidkelr=4,afieuin)Piturra.ddi-i."*.r.14!5i14
rFHE ADVERTISER, WHO HAS HAD
Moab experience at sehinx M atmpte. and a large
eouthem and Western anauaintaan. ndesimoa of Um,
V•111111c and *elan( for some A Po. I illannfaotunnx
Company on a fair commiuion. flood references can
be given. watt an murmur. Addtafia" (11. W. F.."
Press °Moe. aels-31.
WANTED -A SITUATION Atl POE
TEA or PACKER in • Wholesale hoagie l by an
industrious. sober. and intelligent puddle-60a man.
wn_ocen furnish tiret-claas city references. Address
shl3-60.
H." Pros Office.
WANTtD.—A first-class Salesman, who
can command a moderate amount of good /South
ern trade, to ernom a fair comPocestion wilt be ne ee ,
Addrese " Dry Doody. , '
Press office. se pal-
WANTED -TO RENT IN GERMAN
TOWN, a potpie with lot or sroond and stable
Apply " Boa 2194." Philadelphia Poet th%oe.
aa.lo-thetn-9t"
YrEACIIERS WANTED—As Principals,
Auistauts. or Psi Meri t in the different States.
Schools Pam:les. and Colleges, gaoling competent
Teachera for any notion o 1 country.) ean obtain the
best talent for any Denertnivit addreuinmthe Na
tional weaehere Institute. 330 BROADWAY. New
'fork. sel-lm
TOR SALE AND Tb LET.
sitFOR SALE—A new Clipper Bark,
of &tuna Spit tone, now on the stooks.; built of the
bent materials. Can be ready for sea in six days. lihe
in fitted for passenger., and would make a fine psoket.
cell 6c
to FOWLE, HARRIS, A CO..
60 North FRONT Street.
COATESVILLE PROPERTY AT
Ma PRI VATE BALVerrThe undersigned win sell,at
Private ra i lral wo houses, In the most central boeutese
part of the age of Costeet Ps.. mutable for any
n i of publio Names& a nd where a prosperous business
is now carried on as a bakery and confectionery. It is
rare chance for an enterprie ins person . Possession can
be men in a few days from purchase. Terms acoom
modating. For per.iculare, inquire of N. At HAA-
N UM, on the premises sel7.3t.
VOR SALE—Two second-hand Marble-
Toy BILLIARD TABLES, in very good order.
For eartioulate L in am re of MOORE & casinos. ..26
South SECOND Street, mx doors above SPRUCE
Street. aelf-dt•
si FOR SALE OR EXCIJANGE FOR
CITY PROPERTY—A Finn of 40 or 80 Acres.
situate on the Camden and Atlantic Rahroad. at Ha m-
Montou Station. House, Barn Fencing, and improve
ments, generally, good. The House and location ants.
Ale fora hoarding House or Seminary. Cottages and
Building Lots also for sale at Atlantic city. Enquire of
JOHN STEWART. Architect.
No. 427 WALNUT Street.
ma etoth-Ht•
VALUABLE CHESTER COUNTY FARM
• FOR SALE.—The eubsoriber offers for male the
farm on which he resides, in West Goshen. Chester
county, Pa.. one mile and a half north of West Chester,
containing 11$ sores of first quality land, and in excel
lent order. The buildings are good and substantial,
with large barn, eta.. etc. The location is very beauti
ful, and ponessee many advantagem. ant is offered for
sale on accommodating terms. For further particular.
apply to Betty & Bro., No 920 Chestnut street, Phila
delphia, or on the premises, to
THOMAS T .
aee-thatat Near B. Taylor's Mill. near W. Chester.
pOR SALE—A well-assorted stock of
••• Hardware. Cutlery, &c.. and the fixtures of the
store, with the privilege of renting the store, which is
situated in the centre of business/. The house hes been
doing the Southern and Western Pennsylvania trade.
Any person morons of going into the Hardware best.
noes will find it a good opportunity. The stook will be
offered on reasonable terms. Address •• A.." at this
office. 5.13 Matti tf
MISSOURI LAND 11
300,000 Acres for Sale, at prices ranging from Ms
to W oents ret Aura, In any suantibea required.
TAXES psid, and PATENTS proeurad for parch&
Berl of Land under the Graduation AM.
Mats furnished gratis by 6i/hoeing a portage stamp
For further informsbon
W[ .SON, was & co.,
B. and General Land Agents,
GLIESTN UT Street
Between MX' G.! pd roc ATI,
ST. LOITIS, O.
LAND WARRANTS bought. sold. sad located.
fY3-tbn
BOARDIN G.
B OARDING —Families and Single Gen-
Unman can hays board and lam 'lemma rooms,
fa. nished or nature inhad. in s ftrat-alsts boos, try ap
plying at No. 929 OLINTOA Street. NM Ct.
SUPERIOR • ACTOMODATIONS for Fa
militia. with board, N. E. corner of SIXTEENTH
and LOCUST streets. An elegant suite of rooms on
garland floor wits private parlor, if desired. Alen Fitt -
ale roon a. Beterenoes required. seHt.3te
BOARDING.—The eligible and well-fur
lashed House. No. 1315 WALNUT Street. will
be reopened for the reception of two or three perma
nent families, on the let September under tho supervi
sion of efficient housekeepers. Referenoe• exchanged.
seB-15t
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR THE OONSTRUC
-m TION OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
he Board of Commissioners for the erection of
Publ., Buildings in the city of Philadelphia, autho
rized by Act of Assembly of April tiro, hereby in
vite Pealed Proposals on or before TUESPAY,
Septegiber 13. at ir ogle
cof the tayor, far tae ereo
tton of these But ince. in conformity to the Plane sab
ot itted by John oArthnr, Jr., and adopted on the
6th instant.
'nal construction, of the said Buildings shall be com
mented at inch time witnin six months next ensuing
toe date of the contract therefor as shall be designated
by the said Heald, and must be finished withle three
years thereafter.
All the matenalg to be need, end the work to be done,
shall be at the cost end charsei of the contractor ; and
materials most be the best of the kind and in all
respects suitable for the purees and ore to which they
are tone applied, and such work mad be done in the
most workmanlike manner.
The plans, elevations. !sections, and drawinal which
have been adopted by the Board may! be examined at
the office of the Mayor between the hours of 11 A. M.
(ionsP. M., dally,where printed explanations peoifice.
will be furnished, and full adorded
by the Architect.
Payments will be determined and made from time to
time in the following manner:
. „....
tin the first Monda y of the month in Whleh either
building shall be commenced. and on the same day in
each month thereafter, until the termination of the time
fixed by the contract for the completion of the build
ings, we:ireful and accurate statement in detail of all
materials need and work done in and towards the actual
erection and construction of said buildings Minna , the
preceding month.(not including in such statement any
meter, shunter ded or prepared for nee therein and not
boea Ms and permanently set up. affixed, or built into
the said buildings in accordance with the plans and ape
inficatiOns aforesaid ' ) shall be made out by the con
tractor and furnished to the Board of Commissioners
who shall through some competent person, lawfully to
be appointed for the purpose examine and verify the
said statement and determine the cash value or said
.matenals and work, and thereupon the amount of said
'valuation, less twenty per oentum to be reserved by the
city aa a security, in part, for and until the faithful fat
fitment of the contract, shall be paid to the contractor.
Panicle:dory security to the amonnt of two hundred
thousand debars will be required, in addition to the re•
serration of twenty per ceutum.
All careen er's work upon the materials used in the
coestruction of said buildings shall be done by hand,
and not by mill. with the exception of floors, wuh
boards. and window mils.
The Board of CoMMlgid eget, shall have the right to
require the removal, change. or attention of all mate
rial not corresponding in quality or workmanship with
the specifications embodied in the emtmet. provided
that it be demanded by them within one °slender month
after such maternal has been setup or used in the said
buildings.
Any additions or alterations from the said plans and
specification. which the said Board may deem necessa
ry or expedient. neon receiving the approval of the
City Councils, shall be made by the contractor, after
the increase or lessening of the lost thereby. shell
have been ascertained—and any increased expense
shall, in conformity to such preceding estimate. be paid
to the contractor whenever the required additions or
alterations shall tie made—but if the expense ;hall
thereby be diminished. the estimated !unmet of such
decrease. as previously ascertained, shall be dedectei
from the final Payment under the eontraeL
Ices and damage which shall be incurred by any
ilegleet or fault of any one ooneemed in the erection of
the.* buildings shall be paid by the contractor who
shall bind himself to mismnify the city of Philadelphia
from any and every claim or lotion ler any damage by
reason of any snob ne.l ect or fault
friths contractor chair insure, and keep insured, from
loss by fire oe by other cause in the endeavor to extin.
gulch fire, the said buildings from their commencement
to their completion and delivery to the city—the insu
rance companies in which such insurance ix strained to
be designated by the Board of Commissioner'. and to
be changed from time to time. as they shall require, and
the said insurance shall. is case of loxe or damage as
aforesaid, enure to the advantage of the City.
The proposals hereby invited most be for the erection
of these buildings in Lee marble. Pennsylvania b:ue
marble, Pietou. Connecticut. nr other brown or sand
Mee. ALEX ATIDER II KNRY, Presiders ,
J•tuts R. LIIDLOW, Secretary.
STOVES.
STOVES! STOVES!!
JAMES SPEAT-t.
ico. 1116 MARKET STREET,
s nowprepared to meet the want" of the pubic more
completely in all the details of the Stove trade than any
other establishment in Philadelphia. in proof of which
he invites COMPILE &VEX EXAMINATION.
The following are among his own popu ar intentions,
several of which have already obtained a national repu
tation as surpassing in excellence and economy any other
Stoves in use.
JAMES SPEAR la the Inventor and Patentee of the
Improved Gas burning Cooking Stove. acknowledged to
be the beat Stove for family one in the world.
JAMEO SPEAR is the Patentee of the celebrated
Gax-oonsuming Cooking Range, now rapidly coming
into ireneral nee.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the Improved Sil
ver's Air tight Oar con s uming Parlor btove.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor of the Improved
(Patented) Ornamental Store Urn. whioh , from its
beauty and utility, is likely, this season, to be univer
sally adopted.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the Labor, Fuel,
and Comfort saving Ironing Pan.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
celebrated Railway-car Heater.
JAMES SPEAR rs the Inventor of the Improved
Fire-board Stave.
For all of the above the Inventor very justly claims
advantages which require but to be understood by the
Public to be universally appreciated and referred to
any other articles of that etas. in the market; and he
would herpbr extend a cordial invitation to all persons
in want Of Stoves to call and examine for themselves.
Parties wishing to examine will have every attention
shown them. whether intending immediate!, ma Pe ,
chase or not. sela-ain
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
RICH DRESS STUF FS
Ribbed Pope
Pekin', Rue de France
Garibaldi', new, at7s cants.
Popelines Broohe
Embroidered Merinoes
Rich styles of do Lames
Fancy !Like of new designs.
Large lot of Merinoes.
French Chintzes, very neh.
Neat Popelines. for Friends.
Children's Bright Plaids.
Plaid F Scotch style,
Figured Black Bilks.
Mantle Silks and Velvets
sel3-if C F.3 8 4 1 X1 r L E NS I 811n1.9ktritebe
MERCANTILE LIBRARY NOTICE
On and sitar
SATURDAY, the 15th instant.
THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY
Will be open ftcm 9 o'clock A. Al. until 10 o'clock
P. M., and the
NEWSPAPER REAPING ROOM
from the time the building is ccen, enily in the morn
tog. until 10 o'clock P. M. sell 6t
CHINESE AND JAPANESE GOODS.—
The eelepe of the above consignment reoeiged
g. 1 1 1, ,g
by ths eerie Forrest, arrest, will bed Noon" of et low Wirt
Rt4.-!° l 4l t t i,Wtu°,7; s rTevgr.l,:t t 'irs i ll=
selected Pine A pe:e enu c %bend W inter &woe,
do., kin :to . Weet pszoi 5e1344,
A3RIIIEII3ENTI.
&Irani , YEARS ROUND MR WORLD
.0 u 4 SEARCH OF A lIRNBATION
I am a nomad-seyalogeotic-aocmg
promos
miraternmean wandorer , or-pgi a g y am
m•
sight years ego I was up Philadriida•„eiglit g i %
ago Philadelphia was my Friend. • eat' my
and wandered. " Fresh delds, and peaturee nem '' in
vited me, avd-I had "to est."
Shortly after learina hiladelphia. ei
eelPid me to Y.areps : sod I hod BOt bOft. heat_ Peil l
eas
before I fatted that the pal I of mY o, hear
wag endorsed by the Mar oontisent--that b sines
uonal- that the sum of otirsensataoss amain erg dm
Integer of our li fe. and that he who ociatripoillog sun
sensation, tont:antes large& to the Tome of TAM
Integer.
How to contribute lamely was the dißculietes
me if I adapt the rule of the lisilleirmist. haler
rieavored to meats many sessetimea. pagg h selr
bast to be as wonderful se my know.'" -
mimosa would allow me.
! s omething new'
he
immured : othetr k =tions min
wanted. to gratify the senastimial pea
To discover theta. I devoted ought .er a of 1 4. 6 .
Tft an lZ theta. I hare ware • Wise
te• .eztaine ;he t r ilttrie g etheeksese. ;ad es
tpid a free es in the Aram mg A
urines nir ey eketial *envenom 1 apee tar a maw elli
ponstnities. I Woe paid •• a 10.012..Wg eel; " ee moo/
or t.of the way art uruntseceir and moaned a gems WAS
many a family party in leads far ewer. a e result
te
that benne nreesst Om world for mg sew.
some beak to Yhe.delekon-that. alley mitt yeast
wondering through r. groist Priligt /*Ca.
the Isles of the Pseudo. ad i'elitoresa. I retain v . lVa
the noraltim in the way of a sensatio; o ak I mem of
to my remtmoite of wooden dia l
the imams of
m• career.
I went to Europe. to's*, what thety onuld Meet me
there. I twat the last philosophical wonder in the ap
plication of dia. magnetism to mule.
I went to India, to learn what they_ toold me
there. I learnt him /Wrung:she could to ch ief po-
Mutates, and chief of maxipsas.
I went to Egypt,Hic Huainan Abbas Pubs lamted
the Conjuror of pair° to Perform before mse. I believe
I learned something
1 went to Andrei'. The • borig.nes of that eouti•
rent, the sinsaroonase of Finder's Land, ad the
Maori. of New Zealand, intrusted we .•=lll7
of teeir recondite lore. 140 not forget the mg
wonders theidwolowed.
rivelled at Tahiti arid Honolulu. In POPE* tho,!t
smade me acquainted with t i
tle gnat goorwh 0. the
Theuir.ageoturro, which I had so lona wished to=
and. in Honolulu. aftergterforminit before Ring
hemahs and hi. Court. I was urinated iro the myste
ries of ths Berialuen rites of the Pall-Psh, Mina ore.
in themselves. semi-mireentons.
In California, amidst ita glorious sce yeti mad es
s a c, rtenone population. I acquired Still turtner
n wit
mean.. of rosy ie. Come them ware
had been
we in their Uwe and had tanned la -
dieters. it was a'• sensation "to meet them under
such circumstances, and they taught me how ho mean
new nehaatoms.
The sarregata of that 'width I hay. lea t ail
which I know : Chit which I Mare mom ; and or
I hare sconired: the last '' geseatlon m
last myittery in the into:Wooer= of my w di
world affords. I will endeavor topmost tit
while performing in Colman HAIL Th ep
amen -
0.1 4 =6.
some there. on Monday Ult , Will Coyell9lllo an
der. modtioad by me when In Minolta eight tome Moos
and added to them will be the results of eight y
travel. If I reoitimehat half the Witham* I „AI
oo
daunt my Doorway .6.1.r21. no pubiro 'performer in
feel more gratetul than will
refsB
JOHN HENRY ANDERSON,
.• Wizard of the North."
AMERIOAIg ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ITALIAN GPRIA.
BIM PATTI
The o , ent Combiestion of
LYRIC RT Ala !
OPENING NIGHT, WPf•NPISDAY.BEPTLIIRSit V.
LA BORN AMBOLA.
MISS ADELINA PATTI
In her oelebrated role of Aetna.
lIINOLI as Elvino.
On Friday Min Patti will make her seocesd endL
Wittily last appearance se Roams ta toonat'seerats4
Comte
NO
OPERAhe BaTher of asirille."
scil NO WILL BE REPRATED daring the
Assam.
Admission W Parenette, Pars:tette Circle, and i to g -
Iv Reserve Peat'. IS eon., extra: Pa 11y Ma.
en c ents; Amphitheatre, IS vents; Protons=
The sale of t ckets far either of the first three aught,
commences to-der at the Aeadenr, Boo& & Layton's.
and Cluckerint's Piano and Music Store. Dooreopea 114
V:. Opera commences a:8. eel7.3t
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
ENG dOitMENT OP THE SISTERS NATAL!.
The Directors of the Academy of Mane. New Tort.
have the ;demure to annonnos that 30 aoneeteeties of
the unprecedented success which attended the yet_
formances of Uwe* two Eminent Artier"
HE SISTERS NATAL!.
at the Tacon Theatre, HATLISII. a t salmon. they have
whichnduced o n l y gage them for firer nresseratatimes—
are the ones they for a
tree Prior to Wet rr
turn to Havana—of these the firer two wilt be sive. n
Philadelphia. which city was the first to recognise their
t.ira Lynn talent. and has been seleebrd by the dienere
Natal' for their re-entre. Their first perform's, will
ta tIVAITIY EVENING neat. September X.
when they appear in Verdes celebrated Omen of
i 1, TROVATOR rt.
SIGNORINA AGNES N ANAL." as Leonora.
SIGNORINA FANNY NATALI seance/ma.
selY tf
-
wALNITT-STRKET THEATER,.
Sole Lessee —Mrs. Pi . A. GAJIHEM.
Stage Mana g er —...-. —.-. Mr. WM. A. CHA P .
BMus's Arent -............5dr,wn
THIS ( TUESDAY) EVENING M.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOT
Benedink. Mr. J. W. Walleek; Doeberry, 'Mr. W. A.
Chapman; Beatrice. Mrs G.edst,e.
BOWLED OU
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Pe Mal:Meal seallallatba
at Tni o'clock.
Prices of Admission: Dress Wells. (Bads asestre4
without extra charre.) 50 omits; TarAgait, (rasa sp
cund at 60 cents.l3l3i cents; b•coud Tier and vastly
Circle and Third Tier, 15 oen al ; Privateßan... 81 1 NM
Sean es ; Single Sea in orehestreame Private 73 e.
WHEATLEY 41. CLARKE'S ARCH
STA_HET TREATER.
r fr iaj tu r a d It. W. J. FLOSENC
The great Fxt *nee
LALLA ROO ! LALLA ROOltl!
LALLA ROOKH! ULLA SOOK !
HOUSWEr OROWIrwD TO OVERFLOW !
SfloilTS UFOS SHOOTS OF Likocarnia!
Tt will be performed 1117017 evening, whit Mr. end Atm.
W. J. Florence an thear_grrat owns( elm
commence to-night with Dialing' celebrated= to
DONIS bY & son. Capt. Curtis. Mt. Fbweice.
Fifth grand Matinee on Satarnay next. -
LALLA ROOKS in ell its splendor.
McDONOUGH'S YEW GAIBTIES—
LY-IL RACE Street. above Stoond.—Yaseeetter eon to
and from all parts of the city.
BRILLIANT O_ENNING.
CROWDED AND DELIGHTED ADDIRINES!
BIDAJTEI OP APPLAUSE AND L.AUONT
THE WONDERFUL FLAVELB
In the Como Panto mime,
THE JOUR LOVERB.
THE CONDE TENDUE.
IND
VOL-AD-VENT.
Anxts•toN.—Parquette and Pnwe itegr
..1111 emit, ;
Upper Tier. 'Scents. Linn pima at 7 in ta
commence et 73i. JOHN B. hie O
Bole.Ptuirleior.
C ONTINENTAL THEATRIL,
(Leto National.) WALNUT Street. above Ibighth.
ruSITIVELY EIX P 4 I6HTB ONLY.
Co.m•ooina MONDAY b.VENING. Sest.ll.
THE HOLALAIt JUVENILE PAR LON pric e y
W
K VALUE HOLMAN ‘
- rims Donna Camttne,TßOUPE.
aged Y 7earc
LITTLE JULIA.
Ls Fetite.Patti. Pianirland Comedians,. aged 6.
Matter BENJA MIN. RaSsdist and Melees/1m
Master ALFRED. Contedzan tt. nitro sad Mummer. Si
OFO. HoLMAN. ?mum and SotrAnn•
Mr. WRONGS HOLMAN. Tenor 11114 Tater.
A MATINEE will be given on WEDNESDAY.
:See daily We for parritalare. Donn area At V. eon
manes at IE. Tickets. 26 deo tn. altl7-61
SANFORD'S OPERA 110IISB.
ELEVENTH STREET.
OPRN FOR THE !E eon.
NEWLY DECURATRn AND .pAINTED.
M
Has semi red one of theß. SANFORD
LARGEST COMPANIES ever presented heretofore.
who will nopear nightly.
Sanford will perform even evening.
Doors open at 7 ; Commence at nc.
Admittance 25 cents. Children Meseta. asl7-Im
pßoFissoft ANDERSON,
GREAT WIZARD OF THE NORTH.
spin
COSNTOPOLITAN MONARCH OP MAMMA'S&
will, (atter an absence of eight years from Phaselelplite)
transform the
CONCKRT HALT.,
CHESTNUT STREET,
1 NTO Ste
PSYCHOMAN THUM,
On MONDAY next. September UT& ealT-tf
pENNA. ACADEMY OF THE RNA
ARTS.-1045 CRYSTNUT Street.
Containing a large 000ot/on of Paints
tare, is now open Catty rompl IL X. till tit i llele
million X ota otuldren nadir 12 yaws. 12 maga.
SPORTING.
a gA c; PHILADELPHIA RACES,
POINT BREY,ZE
PANE ASSOCIATION,
FALL MEETING Wok
Will oommenes oa WETIVESuAY. October 10.
FIZAT Dar.—Wednesday,Ootober 10 —Baydi-
E
cap race of one mils. ntrant:W. 1100; oPr
tea, !Ed ; deolarabon..ll3o.
The Association will add-- eXt OC
To name and close September 20; yentas an
nounced Path September; declaration Octo
ber I ; handleappers selected by the Associa
tion. The rule for handieappieg is to be by •
reouoing not inoreuir g weights. Any number
of horses oan be run by the mime pemun in
sw i E
Dar.
i — c Ae
ielation Purse. two Pale heats SOO 00
EIANIII DAT. .Cont Dental Roars stake.
Sweepstake for colic and fillies three_ years
old. mile beats; 4100 subs-ription. 110 for
feit; ore or more to fill the stake. and to
close on the Mill of September.
Continental Hoare will add... EN CO
At oND Der.—Frday, October 17....-.4weepetak•
for all area. Four mile heats. SSW sob
emotion, 1100 forfeit; three or more to fill
the stake, to close ori wriytember 30. if three
Or more start, the second best to realty, baok
his subscription.
The association will add_ ... • .., •
Sees DAT.-11310Clarlorl Ylll - 111. mats Ital.— /CO 31
Entrance to the Purses, five per cent., to go to the
wood best horse.
The Association reserves the winless of Nast
ponie a b ove the meson account of weather.
Theraces to be run wording to the roles of
the Fashion Course. New York.
The very beet accommodations will be provided for
horses and their attendants, on the premien.
Battles to be addressed to
SAML. KILPATRICK,
No. 144 South Fourth street. Philadelphia.
Welt
DIVIDENDS.
nFFICR OF THR PIIILADELPIILI,
GERM A NTOWN. AND NORRISTOWN RAIL
ROAD CO.. September IT. 1160.—The Board of Mana
gers of this Company. at a Mated meeting of the 13th
natant deo hired a dividend of .1 per cent. on the capi
tal stooft, for nix months. ending the NSA i natant. ' , MOIL
'flit NO paid to etockholders on and Alter MONDAY. tae
Ist of October nrxt. Transfers will not be made for tee
dam, after the Mtn instant.
cell tathstol W. S.
DIVIDEND OF THE PLANTERS'
A- , BANK OF TENNEME--The Dividend of
twenty coven and three-nuarters I VX) WY cent. on the
stock of the Piariters' Bank ofT enflames, low the
fractional parts of shares already paid in auk. will be
Paid in Stock at the Western Yank of Pluladolottlin, on
and after the lath mat.
U.M. TROUTMAN, Collar.
ipIOOR RICHARD'S ETRWATER."-
-• This solentigo preparation removes eataram.
and all kinds of it darnalation • nomlitter bow long stand
ing. or severe. To be had of all Drtivrists. and at the
!metal depot. No. S Wad PENN squms E.
Twenty-five cents per bottle.
UUL IN ICVISRY FAMILY.
BOTTSPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE IN CONE
LES.
EXTRA ADHESIVE MUNLAGE, WITH SLAB-
T/C CAPS.
DANIELS' INDELIBLE INK AND CLOTH
STRBTCH A.
The attention of the trade is invited to the above
Foods, which are ail of the best quality, and )at up in
the moat convenient style for poimlar use.
rPaLD MGT PREPARED GLOB is newel kacrern
SC to need no further recommendation. nod u now
offered to Cotes tiorrriee. math Cap_andie ruck.
EXI RA ADFIKtIVP. IBUCILAUtt. H L L, in Lary
Cone Bette, with Elastic Cap and Hinah. neatly fa.
cslitatine its nee.
DA:ll.li LB' INDELIBLE INK. without )711parat1011,
La warranted equal to any mode, and a put up is Cone
chap* Vial'. enclosed in a wooden ease. winch forum a
CLOTH ISTRITCIIII, and is oon adimiy o n srsi i to the
puttho as • veep superior article.
For tale by the prisespal Buttoner', Druggists, and
Fancy Goode beaters, and wholesale only el_
HYMEN le.bye/LAN.
smtiooors• Warehouse
14 Routh FOUR. LI StreetAld stnip'
EBVN L. KNIGIiT, 262 bOUTH
R
COND Street, d doom above Spruce. fig has not In store a
Ca large amortment of
Otl rtetinza,
Moths.
DrUP ll,l a.
Cocoa Matting, to..
which will be sold at the lowest market yrioes for &sett
mATTRIiSSE6' of lands, ready made or
mach to order, at knrest east! moos. br
RELI 4 L. vilest
464 soura SECOND St., 5 clears mito. Epp.
pEATLIERS, of all qualities, for as
a: the lower cub prices by
ItEEVE 1,. KNIGHT.
262 SOUTH SECOND 15t...1 awn; aO. Serwee.
FEATIDat BEDS, BOLSTERS, AND
PILLoWs.—AII sizes rood, -guide. or sad* to
orvest cob mot* In
XREVE L. MIST.
ait/TH m SE • croak
ILSON, Troarartar