.: r te z.~l . -+.`-~.R=~T'~' - • ,The . State 'Calivaes. eosusiesrstiebirliiiinistr; osmium OF witicaNNONOlßC,A*44ol , 4o l 4o4**Uvi, , c4w, xlmissx-so zonT'Atecrertox:- 114 fdllowin6 lioe'lititir . -refiltive to the , rutrifi — red:Mtffpr?felo7:tteri k Gpnligrolifi, the iIM~ - filtkernor;'itril'Oblb Ottrtii; he bkirill'be reed with Interest, will' bil4itiiit,litiVaiflorbiodtion for , joDAllligaelagitit,flartimith:.,—l;3l,; , MR. lr gltif iiitmocutsk; TtArtk, ?". 419 Ws) 4iMar. j e , ur,a , V*0.04,4051 eau , htiaffum. beg worowipla lon a copy of a letter' reiebreCtrota litiary , Wroetart in re• ferenewtoljOifitilletailiditietetwisiu htuntelf add, .' • •• • • .•,.• • , a Alm e:Atipj,tobeir fretn you in regard ,to* the anottitriand•reribin, - : 4."7..! t Mr'Nf r i f it e .74ll3l4'oiiimeritan; ; , a4l. Direa l pt ;./underslandßolonel a Curtiabawfre: great* fflurnt,bbt; tiotwebatl . that lit bin Oak fen 1110414 , 9t1D9P. , 1 , Tbislertila done , either direetlY tea reotly. But In Order:Ant :tberttlaity; be loo` doubt about Abe atetter4OW'weit'autliorlied, uloYJws.7 • you may - Watt proper, 'either-by a letter to rani or to tbislublio ppporsi in myrienteilw agree td, meet him` at wilub..troptpUCplattep;isid,fo 'dhotis Ina, issuie.iits as committee. of our- reepeotivs , felon& shalt indieate,-ovz . 1 u Tours ' 03" '• „ T ;.„ • ,17:111/0461"41R$404ligi MiLSR, " •OPEOBLVIr griltaiGBlllllllflTTLlVßObMil.' COMMOTIWItAXTFI ElTAlrett PHILADELPHIA. tiept.4, Dian Stß ' Nontfaver of the 30th Ult., oOvering . letter from itlifs. l .Henry'D. Feeler, nee reoetved b i T mel*Sif*fi r t, fity retnnito the city: Gd in ar f e s a, , •mble Yettni says : "I understand, that Alahr Oaidin;lhas linitently ilearted' in ..ists speeohaothat hatehillorted me tollientamli," andlia thin' adds I.liitlie wlll agree, -" to 'meet him (Col. Onetnikat ascii Ones arildises, and to disavow snob'. IBOO44,"11 4 - 00onaftb!, of our . respeo,7' tive.trjends shallindleato." ; - I.JCpelyt advisedly., when'teal , that'o lol - edifin neverneefiniod in any,ot fiL palate ,apeeottes that he )ttidaltaitehiektlan; l l,feeter,to Meet him on ; the desibifesqltas`entresised, both prih, Melvyn* privately, , the , desins that him distill., gotshint oompetltor should meet the'people`and ad; dross them, as he exprested p s urpose to do Boon after his nontrOitiorblina'pnblio speeehlellyored in this •,' -„ Oolonel Carlin has..alreadiatioken in one-half the eavntleisef the State,- and hiss made positive ap, pointmente, , whielt have been publicly anncraneed, extending - to the let of October. - These engage-, meets he cannot disregard" but -be will- gladly . agree that Gap. Foster: Atoll meet him- at Ins ap ! sObii - as - propernetkre can be given to thelrteridsi of Gen. Poster,:to &outs all the lilies. invoired'itt :the pending. 'polities! contest—both Statennd aatlonal. - - - - I enolose yotie lister Cal. Onitin's appointments. If thtproposition I =shelf; satisfeotorY, Please In . for& me when Con:Toiler will join Col. Curtin ; and I will ante ions to have the meats ary arraligiementi made 'sit - Ake different - points as promptly as possible. - • Veil trulrouri, , 1- • ) , A. It, NIRCLURE, Chairnien People's State Committee.' To iron. Wm.• —•-," Chairmen Allem: ptitte Cmninittsie: • • L i W.ELEOUre - .DEMOORiTICI STATE COMMITTER ROOKS, WALNUT ISTERZT. ,RJERIADILPRIA, Sept. S, Sept. 15, DEAR Sin Xour letter of the 4th instant has been receive& The 'alleged allusions made to General Foster by Colonel Curtin, in hie, public speeches, which you frankly disavow; on behalf of the latter, required him-General Foster a prompt denial,thot be htfd'aver,' tither directly or, Jodi+, reedy, received tiout , his respected competitor a ehallengeto meet him in debate. While General Foitetlett'compelled tentake this public, denial, he, 10 ! , bie flute ; titakexpressefd his desire to meet ColonilAsrtits,vat Mach times and plaees; and to dismiss stets issues as i eoutinittae qf their 'respeo tive friends mightindicitte. Prism the tenor of your letters am iaduised to believe that you object to the eeleetion of a committee to arrange' the pre liminatibiottbe proposed diseduidons and this point is, therefore,, promptly waived by me, without C.D. saltation:with !General Foster:, • • • She proposition made by you, in .your, letter no*,before ate; that Gen. Foster shouldnmet col Curtin at the times and, places appointed by, you, when tindwitereool: anti* has Already been ad: verttsed,to speahto_his party friends, "worildnot be satiefeetbryto the people of ?Mullis/Ltda. There would beta manifest impropriety in any , such, ar-' ringeribut., discussion throughout the Oomnionwealth,upon4he imam, both 'State and natlonal,noirpending before the people, or even an apPloihdatton - to tinfid.liot posliblytake place antkiruolf. progrinamik, bolting-peer ,the list you .eneloseme,l find that, before - due and proper notice - Of "eontemplated ' meetings' eould ' givsnedeAlists:.: - Foster.la' Mends; nearly all of Col. Otir'ltappointinente in. the west would be filled by thetteutienian, and thus the field in that lea tion would. be limited to, a very ,narrow compile. The, Sompteooo of your proposition would, there fore, compel.cien. Poster to nesient a large portion of the 48titd,"Ing 'Would :confine hiin attioat en. tlrelY heiitforis in the south and east— The ponc es's of Ihirke,.Lehigh; Northampton, Monroe; Pike, Wayisi` ' "lmzerne, , Obloimbia, and many' others; where, his friends -are numerous, would be alto gether ?nom& ; . ,- • Prop sty:and fairness demand that, ea condi datelle tdd have an equal' isles, in the selietion;e4 places for the joint disousslonsV Regarding this to the oily-fair and equal bolt of arratumnient; yoni,propositton;.and,nwalthar your answer to the to rins of arrangement, as above pro poseithy • ' • Von% truly yours, • WELSH, ' Ohms man Demneratio State Committee. ' 1 1 .4 114;.F; ' O4 °GRa 2, metutells, he. MR. McilL'U eTo MR. WEi.sW ' , '•ritopiat's STATE O , IMMITTEU ROOM. q0)0,19L - tyr/Alol.E i f e talgat Arrti Dasp;Site;'' Your favor of A enth gm. marled nferning4 • • - Yon decline forGen:Posterti have the proposed joint,4*tinidond between. the two oandidetee for Governor, ittise, times And ;placestalreedj ly announced for Col: Ourtin to address the paw. _ • • Ooloael'Ouitin has spoken In nearly, if not quite, every County. you name as desirable appointments for General Poster, and 'lib cannot return withbut disapPoihtliik his friends in tunny other counties ; to whom he bad pledgedisis -Presenee and efforts beforistreimialloster'sflettor was written. -If it Isere possibl e - Motottel Curtin to g a with General 'rester to. the _north. and west . wherir he has already , filled appointments,-and , still meet the peopleheforethe Ootolier , eleetion in the 'engem and southern cottages,. where'; his'engagements' have been announsed,- he would gladly do M, but that oannot • • ' - I must, therefore, in, justice to Colonel _Curtin and his friends, adhere' to the poel o tlou .o ututud in my last letter; Sind diedlile YoltritPracituuilE. veil truly Tours , , ~ e c tio . IZei iiitste_OomMlttee• . i• , Ohlattal, Ter9irIi,TESWELI4II _ , committee. Chairman Demoaratio state Naval . Intelligence.. , -parsuariie of a f.provisain , the Nivel Appro. pyiation stotof 22d-June,-1860, the Secretary of the NavY hits appintedna beard of "naval naval °dicers, en gineers, and constrnotors,-,to examine into the con dition *of .the sailing.vesseli of -the navy, and the cott:;of igiVieg; them, ,or of • them; full steam pour _ together with - the expediency of making. eneh'ehartge","le view of the Cost, condition; R ieder; and general diameter of such vessels so altered." The -board is composed of Commodore George W, Storer LOommodote S. If. Stringhami Engineer.in, ChliseSamdelArchbold,: Chief Engineer B. E. Ishirsr;Wit:JObn •Lenthall, Esq., Chief of the Be reast'el Construction, and Naval Constructor B. F. Delahh: They will obmmeace their examinations immediately of the vessels et the Portsmouth (N. IL) navy yard, And , then examine theme at Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Norfolk, sueowertielyi, tßesPetehes of Jane 24) hive"been reeeived from FlareMeerlitribling, commanding the East-.hulls eleadron. Me was abet% ;eviesding froniShsmg has- in' the Hartford, with the. Bon. Mr. Ward, United States-Minister, to the Gulf of Pitohele— tt,Nifolltwallrthe •- • fitafear,sleek. John , Mims Com': Berrien; was in;the river-Sin , „Tite.Can illtdirterifewinVitig,prarug; aratini tlM4slor , the protection of A:merican eiti- Lattar.baga for the following equadrons are now oplinAttaho Brooklyn Lyceum: Bar the China fleets bag to go by clipper-ehip Messenger, on the 2 idetant; for the: 'Breen squadron; by. bark Brasll,-tbis. week; Mediterranean nisadron, .s.e aria nsmad,.baer open. - ,The Pawnee, , as already , take a mail-from .PhUadelphia - in a few ,day.to,forAelkome and Peale stations. , • ,Tarlinchnoter Union kites that on Thom dayitight'ait attempt was made to throw the ex p_rees, train .off. the 'track between-ti .iracies's and WAtneett ittition, on, the New York, Central Rail road; Two Aliiee-inott. oak - planks were pined in • cattle guard, co that one' end of the timbers pro truded to about 'the • height 'of the loeomotive lamp. The .obstsitetlons were' seen , by the engi neer, end haled'materially lessened-the speed of the trelttliefore-; striking them., Fortunately the ; , 4notratatot. ' off or spy , =Maria damage : ...„ i• . . • ' from Trieste, in the London/Worn- Afar,- glees: an .texiount of an-extraordiniry attempt, on the part of the eetiond captain of an AUstriatkmarPoterar Kalser,, to blow up the vessel, with gaiety sonlen board, the whole of 'the ebi lying At the neighborhood,. the yacht. of the Area- , duke Maximilian and all _hit, company, together *BB tbeg,reater Partof the town of Trieste. This dustrerltalleittluy Irswkeslias, it will be seen, disooVerad at the critical moment , and blew out ihrbrains. = - = tttined ele phant attached to Dan Dice's great 'show ; died fn an interior town in battens on Tuesday week,:af ter fan =lllness of 'Several' days. • It -was- supposed tiltai4thafinti been.peinoiidi but it the ePtelee-Of the gentienum.who kept her and took charge of her_ when the , that she died of fafft.: - = ,Charleston' it , desperately fireeioes,rst aTakined A lady:Petit ifeepi.Then she' set a email upon: ilth,u *blob was very soon ems ; ~,•Tci_estia p elbe 'infuriated,' thing, she at - el.wilimit In to -bad, when the rat quit its hot upon too >dog, nod flying ;tit her,' Joked the TiltyWher foot; and initiated andiern Toned. ' 1 1W7alttilInaklittelT eittight; by . means net ik i phosapeake Bay, Teighies, Ave 'Waved W 4rOon rlindP: , IP over font Petit* at • Mai tiestk; and the exertions °f lour riatuired= to, place ; Hits 'furniture nrg„,g,tgialitB,6sit pf . irmonii ihe, - ore r *tusk , the - VOW% 11 0 14 . 46.1dijaitend; fesiiii`of ittiatit-eonslat of but togusbit,upart-' meat. - ' = "TalaWArtrrit l kiiitiitil49.ttirtilleule;% ' 1 0 .4 7/'Ol/; - spendip*alfste lest = The dentin:naiad to VA:win the .nerfitee like i` ep itißtY arkiptrid" Waren Tlitt' fferett; , lo, rim Tinallieltattnira . 0 1 011711Liki , ,t f!' • 1704/46 01 1 4MgM 11441)4040 %Wit irbolekannant *the' rats per maol.. w , tmettic9W. ' t 4I IteNRIKSO4O. 6 , . 1 "..A01%41)444: eon meetings, to proems ebrftibr Uf' visitestokterwtheilitswinadw cede - their aoyamplviiiisif - gm( saicuto-lo „ dividing-pro. -- ..71 . ;+-ttrtY, l6 ! . 0 1 42. 440 0 9. soMlNfive 4.‘tted • titi - pp) ohe ,- .7lm•t t tPr • V I wet f ,„ _ . IMPORTATIONS. IReportid tor The PreFe.l piamAy(k4SritlitilritlriffilfeVrptden—MiSithd'' mar John Meson & 1572 do 111,4 W welsh: lei d o Weleford. Renton & Co; prede Oteellt 8 Futuet & Sons; Manse *pm Per do - wtolant.S.ooo do A.ble, ritletPV" do C• • I . do rd .r. :V.' :04RO Or TRADE: ' ' OttilliVTtodmanvirit or eatTieltiti RID E . JREED. _ _ T _•to _;.1.43-11(ER. HAM • - At We' , AI - pre/sante EFehonvi Styli Inh'n Tstoks, Mass) , ...io.vorp001:1*(11i nto Zeen ldooss Is 1....7nd0n0 rrs ..pt. 20' Ski; aim 1;41141 40 On tritD o antinPAO•ilt.....••• - • - ••• • • .Verli.o4) sooq Widest 1 , 5.500 soon Bark irms,Wortingsr.- soon Ears Jos Maswell,Dosoinjp.:., .i.,#4,--1141sIns, soon 'nark Sea Eagle, K 6130 .•••-•••-• vans, goon Bask BlignbetirL - Fqulksi.-".-.-4 01 fniseiSin; dock Brig Th6s W BeTtoitoon 01:1 ; ELLIOCNCtit0'- 00010 ' •LI AD L? Selt.l9 1860 6 4 _ - 16 18 „ HI II t~H A',T • ' •-• r iefyislN T! , T ir r it 'Karl: E MillilreniNmden.lo dare from Deveia, Thl u t a u r eil 9 ig t lgrri r if.Cgi:l t i dais from Yntk. ;ir th wheat to Ati , .; tut Lc: eirsr a : , Tszdjj . 2 , skays , from Providence, in bat :. Bohr ,Ontitrio.Bawret,R days from Calais, with lathe date:from;Boston,to litalaatiONeein, Sawyer &Co. _ Brie JOIMOII Crosby,-Veazie. from Dighton. rig _Wm Niohole..l.eighton, from Boston. - rige3eo Amp*, Nichols: , fromElm,— • . prig Lizzie Mint, Green, from ton. , • Bohr C Smith, front ton. Bohr 1 Ireland... Lake. from Boston. Bohr Vaehti Sharp, Miley, from Boston. - Pohr Hoy State, Ferguson, from }Piston.' - Bohr: "NA Perry,' Simeon. from Doeton. • - Bohr Grace Caroline. Barrell. from Nantuoket. Hohr"Orm It Ittme'elf orris, from Providence. ' Bohr _Three P Cooper, Taylor. front Staten bland. ;7, Bohr - Lady of the Orman, Tibbetts, from Bridgeport. proheearoline Grant, Premier, from New Haven. Bohr El T Chmrtre , Chartre, from Newborn:err. . I• • • SILEANED. •,. StionishipVirginta, Kelly, Norfolk and Ricihmond,T, Webster; Steamship 'Kennebec, Johnson, New York, Las 'All= donnas. • • • ", - rk David EDEMAS, Linnell; New Orleans, Blshop ono k'Co, ' " Berk David Larder, Noodling, New York, Noble, Hammett et Caldwell. - Brig Abby do Blinaketb,:PhinnY, New York, Trier, Jidnetlo Co. Brig Onsava. Pendle, Boston. Nevin, Sawyer & Co. & Co. Brig - . 1 Crosby, VeszievMarblehead, 0 A Heekaoher frig G Amee;NiCheli'llosten.BlitnioksoniA'Glover. no Wmlliohols.Lei , ghton, Boston, Noble, Eararnatt Alecidweit. Fehr Beff_State, kergnson, Poston; do • Bohr H W Perry. Sampson. Boston, Blakodon to Cox. • t ehr Caroline Grant , Pressey, Boston, Sinniokson & Gover. - -- • ehr Fred Warren, Coombe. Boeton, do Bahr Wm H Rowe, Harris.'lloston, Randier & Bro. Bohr Lizzie Maul, Green, 'Boston, 2 do • , - Bohr 0 Wilson. Smith. Boston, L Nothermel & Co. ohr .1 Ireland. Baker, Bost do Bohr T Chartre. Chartre. Groveland, do. Bohr Grace Girdle;; BarrelL:Cohaooett Narrows, Ne vin,Sawyer & Co. • Bohr 8 Levering, Corson, BastOn, do Bohr Veohti Sharp, Haley, PortsmOnth, Bohr Mary & Soon, Faton. Chelsea, do Bohr T P Cooper. Taylor. Bokera Folly, Milne: A Co. Bohr Lady of the 00eall. Tibbetts, Nawburyport, Ban ;iron, Lewis & Coy - • • Bahr Revenue, Gandf..Frovidenoe. R Ft Corson & Cd. Bohr Bolivar, Bunker, Providence, Van Doom, Nor tart 00.. ' • ' • ohr Gee Franklin, Bruton, Petersburg, do ohr Caroline, Franklin. Baltimore, do • Bohr Northern Lighl, Lake. Eaton. • do Bohr Loohnian. Endicott, Baton. - do Bohr Narragansett, Hall. Sexton; J street & Co,. Soar Hammond , Gerrah, Rookland , E A &ander Oche Martha: Baxter. Boston, captain. btr H L Gay, Ile;, Baltimore:A Groves, Jr. ' I I fainlespondenoe ofbuligpattEsohitme.) thel'hi LEWES, Del.. Set. 17. Lye , Element, southern bon, aye at the t atbor. Vitnd sonth, , • •.• Yonro, • N. Vq. HICKMAN - (ileresnomlerme of-The Prem.) - • HAVRE DE GRACE. Bept.lB. The Wyoming left with Idlioats, laden and consigned ail follows: - Champion, wheat. lumber. &o. to A G Cattail & Cu; litho & Charles, railroad iron and elate to D Reeves & Born:Catharine, bituminous coal to D T Wilson. Cam ram; Peck & Barnard; lumber_to Band Bolton & Co A Newell; doto hi Trump &lions; *North liter. do Co o ;a lope & Taylor; Mtitonlan.'do ro Cadwalader & F normwe. do-to torero's-I& Sheets; Dr H Wed and WanhinStOn 40111 tO Delaware City. The break - us mended; and boats are reaching here from the Miner break. • • MithiORANDA. toamship Keystone Btate, Marshman, hence, arrived si 3 Charleston 17th inst. - . Steanuiblo - Catdbridge, - Howes, henna, arrived at Doe. trio 16th inst. • fiteamshihpladel m hia. Kenaton. Baker. cleired at Boston 17th inst. for Pi *-18kiri - St Peter, Baviti, for rtnladelahm. remained- at London tst tact—has been reported cleared. • Beaver, Small, for Bydney. NSW. cleared at N lork 17th inst. Bark Actilllea4allagher, was loading at London Ist inst. for Philade lphia.- litho Forest State. Crocker, and r Meane. Irreettieii mines, arrived at Boston 16th inst. ißrik Condova, Jones, at Provideneeleth inst. from • iletaware •, jßnevOrtroeoo Tabbutt, cleared at Portland 16th inst for rtnisdelphia. ,80...siizo.th:Tsmon., for, Philadelphia; cleared at Newborn - MC, 14th inst. • jeohreFanny. Mayhew, HE Weston, Long, and Maria Piokup, Bakeramnee, arrivrd at Salem leth inst. Bohr Penh, Coffin, for, Philadelphia, salted fromPro vylenoo 16Th anat. • Mary Sarah -Gardner,- Gardner , Minnesota. Foster, Mary Anna, Gibbs, Alluirem. Ireland. Paragon, Satoh: td X W Simmons. Godfrey, W P Cox, HouaJr, Helm Mar. Mar. Nickerson, aedington. Clark, A Magee , Wheaton, 1 W Bevy, Wheldin, sad P 8 Mershon, Allen. hence, rirrlved at Boston 16th inet, - Bohrs E Smith, Edwards. W Saulabory. Reason, Bowie Chester. Collins B Prink. English. hl R Cartule. H Rider, 8 Gifford, A Tirrell. Higgins, Satiwa, Hawley..? Clark. Scull. and W 11 Audenrled, Hewitt, hence, arrived at Boron Ind Mar. Bahr' Mary Emma. Rendereon. sailed from E Green wich /ethicist. for Philadelphia... !Bohr Jets Marto Herding, henoo, arrived at Fall Ri. Verlith inst. - , 18ohr Smith D Bellews, Clark , hence, arrived at Hart* taro 11th inst. I &Air Empire, , Adanas, kenos. arrived at .Pawtricket lath md. Bohr A Blanobatd: Blanchard, cleared at Boston 17th Mot for Philadelphia. Bohr U & 'l' Cramer. Bentley, for Pharuielphia, sailed from Paitunket leth inst. leithr Sarah Ann Roe, Baker, hence, arrived at Port= land 16th inst. 18ohrs War Steed, Smith, and Ann 8 Brown, Brown, hence, arrived at Providence 16th met. Bohr C C Sadler, Sipple, from Milford, Del, at Prom once 16th inst. Bohm Undine, Rislev. L H Endioott. Leeds. and R Al ' rowninr.Rialey. hence, arrived at Providence nth Met Schrm Mary E Smith,Smith, William A Hammond. Cl Clain, and Burrows 0, ark, hence, arrived at &dem lath .not Bohr Afontevue, Rutter, for Philadelphia, sailed from idalem lath trot.. 'Saar inrah Gls! le, Griffsn, for Philadelphia, railed from Salem lath talc. ferd 6r ner g. arttmley, hence, arrived of Ear h Ju I INSURANCE COMPANIES. 'IN SURANCJI3 COMPANY OF TEE . 1 1 1 - STATE OF pErrrisYtv.ima—FlßE AND MA !IRE ABSORANCE, Nos. 4 AND 5 EXCHANGE IJILD/Ir GR. Chartered in 1794—Capital .200,000;-Assetir, Januar) I' lee& 8317.419 so-NO, All invested in Bound and available seounhes—oon tinue to insure on Vessels and Cargoes. Buildinge, Stooks of hlerohandise /to.. on liberal terms. DIRECTORS. Henry D. Sherrerd, George H. Stuart, Simeon Toby Famed Grant, Jr., 1 Charles Alsealester, . Tobias Wagner. William &Smith,' - , ' Thomas 113 , Watteon, : John B. Budd. Henry G. Freeman, , William R . White, Charles S. /awls. George C. Carson. • • HENRY D. SHERREED, President. WILLIAM HARPER, SeerelarYA je9-w:mtf i _ _ &IXORANOE INSURANCE COMPANY it.:4l —Silos No. MA WALNUT Street. FIRE INSURANCE on Howes and Alenshandin Metall!) on tarrable terms, either Stinted or Pet , • • • vaitc•ro g. IsiddahßinetU, . sdie. ktoPerte, John Q. Grinned°. - - • • • ohs J. uri ths, . loektna T. Owen 'Men o.llals. Thomas Mandl. ' john Well, Jr !am!. L t lftnedle9 s as. T. s,'&llelonte. . IL.SON I.,lrsemdente - JOHN - Q. GinNoiltr i viiiPropideau. I SDUrillII Mr: DAVID. Peeretare -• • -•• whin wfdttr ' • IFE. SIIIIANOF 4 AND TWIST CO*. ix-AIPANTJ—THE PENS ••mutuku•LlFE INSU RANCE COMPANY, 921 CHESTNUT Street. Assets.' teni,e9l.l2. ' iNSURREI LIVES for the whole term of life—grante agates and emilqwmants—uurehasco fife interests in Jl Mil Estate:end malles'ellcontraoti 'depending on the rontingenotas or Life:, Ex • ~.,,, , , : , •, They sot as ecutirs, Admit/Bretons. Assignees, nosiest, and Guardians. • • , . t .., VIA/STEEL: •• • • 1 Daniel B. Miller, Samna! E. Stokes, '' ' i Benjamin Coster, ,-, William Martin, / ILlohard S. Newbold. • Jams! B. McFarland.. ,william P. Hsekeri ; Joseph H. Trotter. Wilharn H. Kern, , :., -.Ames Ruston, 1 - Hamel 0 Huey, " Theophilus Paulding. Charles Hallowell. - Edinnnd &Ponder Henry C. Townsend, , t ' ...Hamel L. Hulohimio' n, - RodolDbus Kent, • • • John W. Honor; William H. Carr, Ellis H. prober, r P. V. .Dullon, Samuel!. Clinatian, William Robertson, Joseph M. Thomas, Warner M. Rosin. John 6. Meaner. P. 8. Mohler, Heaton. DArtuit, L. Ml.l4,Eft, President. BAHL'. K. BTOK.o.s. vine Pres t. JOHN W. HORNOR. Sisoretarr. mile ANTIIR/ —ACIITE INSURAIWE COMPA naMATtetiaolligad Capital COO,OOO—CHARTER Oaks No. aIfWALNUT Street, between Third and Fourth Street, Philadelphia. This Company will insure adding lose or damage SY rr , on Swifts", Furniture, and Pderohandere gene irie, inlandorro ea on Vowels, Pardee', and 'Freight'. hammier' .ta 41jparta et the Union. • DIRBOTONS. Jacob Pother, , - ' P i . ' ° Gre b e riletke rt, pette n c, ied John R. laleeten. vir Pearson, • - Wm.,. Dean, ' eller Meier,- - - J. B. Baum. JACOB ESILER ?resident W. M. elvirrn; siAlLtf -DEAN. 'vme Alit,: ei aUAKER CITY. INSURANCE COMPAd NY—FRANKIMI BUiLDINGB, Me WALri_in STREETaHILAD*PHIA. OARLAL Al/VCR pbu1k.5369,741.70. robs ansinn _sir nam age Id Fin, an ts d Yenta o tho Bea. letbind rlOvigation an. ramporaini BOWE U. Ft Pnaideskt. . . .fi RJ2BI, V reoMent. • - . teal . AllirgtZedinTa re rr u . . r. - - ' tnitraroitAL , , ' ' ' iseor IL Hart, E. • Iva, . _• • rosters. Felt Andrew R. c Dom I f ig t 4d B . l A l ifor. -- ' : . uf ' l 4r° " B. git" 9r4F, -.ll;p4T*lkw,tutiE INSURANCE ", COMPANV . • . or nurounPaxit.: mum Exam:llsl . m.y.) • irve rrs,`Bumzinve;, co.RNEX miry D wu4vur sriugsra. . ' • ._.. ' . :„" • ,OIREOWIS, : ‘„. E.. Rate/gym 15,4116 - friounsais 1. Da w swi. wm.vm omit, elMitfiffiall . , . NALsito 'Amis. LOMB. BROWN. max Mi i rWooll. - 8. .. A. FAHNISTOCII. ilubr. T samoc. --AmmuwAllum, 11X11!.T • 114 , 171 4 '' ' -I A 14.1gRaniffili. ' " _gaVORD 1 -6rAßAo.PreltildOnt; Mi11.P.44 fr .' oo 4s6l3llllillis. ii i'..t , fen AbratioAku,r4Rs %IN lIRAICIE {X), INCOAPORATXD" TO* PERM/ UAL. .119.111.0 WALI4 Irriftratibt tre z c rit =wiz T o, Stao a wl Owens tur. " :6 o # korelnilageree. Fat tare, gegrattle, Oleg Port ado eir OlareOet,Slad other Personal 411 Jo on !Ails and prom adluted. Sohn • Visa Mu pp lti • • ,',Jehri :LeWle ' , 1 1 48,714' 4 lerrnelt :11Sdre d,foyilteirT. Mfg R.:lißl6.l!tiCient.:‘ ,1,1.111101 , ORE leatetarr. •_ . *n-tr • „. • -/XCA eo P p Ml , e r.Wa * 1,11 0 4 41, 4 01 a .A 1 44 , 0,4 11 00 i 0 k,r 4" bl 1 i ,01 - r -7 - iii obit: ow: riAtt i r ,„,, s ,-.otior,ba t ri o.,`„„ci, „ , _ -: tibbs heir, hi statiki tmr. do. 1 ,, ~ , - „• . t.• - ~- . .. dot' new bit% mega Wm. , • ~ - , it : 41 ' . 1116 4giritiee t it ttiiitiiiii.' - - ' ' : I ' • ” ' ' • 4' itti •tili a l 14,,,Sliiti. ' - ‘' `• ' , . , '- somtau Ormilliedni‘ahiP lie boiNiakew amr. f ty Obligiel • , 1 ~ .4; ••• Now bulllot . sad an ttertati tig ' • '. i 8 , S, ? ifi l iga aTtil. : THE P11128.--PHILADEUPRIA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1860; MEDICINAL. • • A_ T;?.. j Pgli • - - ft - 04:11T. - - • - tiai OD 11101 r 00% D% genera ity ;ie reltrilleUhil The attention ot,•iiivolitter physic i ans . clergyman ( • s ig o ol i e c n it t e ifi d ° to me th n e a m n e 4 rl b ts e Ti f f th l i h t' is chemica lpreparation containing Iron, flulehur, and Phosphorus, and,whioh is Identical in its composition with the Hematte Glo twit, or red blood. In all dissases,aecompanied with DEBILITY. pale countenance, and.netTone deranxernent,analt 688 of the blood show a detunencv of the red glcibalee. HndaY comtuesion and a rosy tint of the skin le always indioa tive of health ; while a pale, wax-like 'skin and counte nance—which evinces a dehmeney of the red globu es— nocompantes a diseased organism. Prempations of Iron have been given for the purpose:of supplying the red globules ~but we oentend that Iron alone, Sulphur alone,or PhOSPlietbrisribene;wdinot Meet thedefimenoy in every case, but, that a ludioious combination of oil these elements is neoeseary to restore the blood to its .normal standard. Thescunt • neyer, before attained, 'has been readied in the, _Wood ood. end its discovery ranks as one nf•the Moat eaten fie And impoYtant Of the age. Its effectitin,,diiiisiimplibfl,, ,a are to soften the oCigh, brace the nerves, strengthen tile system, allay the prostrating night sweats, increase the physical and mental energy, entloh the blood by re storing the Woking red,globules, increase the appetite, restore the color, and clothe the skeleton frame with flesh. The Blood Food will-be found a waffle in all Chronic Diseases of the Throat or Lunge, such as Asth ma, Bronchitis, Coughs,' &o. Pubito opeakera and singers will find it of „great utility in clearing, and strengthening_the vomit organs, In Dyspepsia. Liver Complaints,Drolisf, EitlioPsyt Baralystei l Scrofula, Grassi, St. Vitus' Dance, Fever and Ague, 0., its effi cacy is marked end instantaneous. In no 0 ass of °m oases, however, are the beneficial allots of this remedy °conspicuous eta In thos gFEMALECOMPLAINTS . . _ to which the gentler sea are liable, and whioh will tend towards Consumption. such as suppressed or difficult Menstruation, Green Siokness, Whams, km, especially when these complaints are accompanied wits. paleness, a dingy hue or pallor of the skin; depression of IMltire, debility. palpitation, want , of appetite. and nervous orestretem We have the utmost confidence in reoorn mending the BLOOD FOOD to all who may be con moue of a lose of vitality or energy, and to those whose mental or bodily powers are prostrated thropgh over either of the mind or hodyl and we deem it our duty to say that in all Mies of Weakness and Emaciation, and in all diseases of the Kidneys or Bladder, this pre paration has a be upcm the attention of sufferers which cannot be over- intimated, A faithful trial will he found the Most convitain6PlOof in regard to Its efficacy that could be caked for. With the above remarks, and with the numerous testimonials we have in its favor, we offer the BLOOD F 01.4." to the consideration of the afflicted, knowing that it will be acknowledged nepre•eminent over all other prepa rations, patent or °Moine), in point et usefulness. Cu .aulars giving the theory upon which this remedy is founded, also certificates of remarkable cures will be sent free when desired. We forward the BLOOD FOOD to any part of the United States or Canadair upon re ceipt of prioe-8I per bottle, Se for six bottle.. Be careful in all mules to take none but that having our fac simile signature upon the, wanner. None other IS genuine. Prepared only by CHURCH 11c, DUPONT, No. 409 Broadway, New York, - And sold by them, and by DYOTT• CO.. 432 North SECOND street, Philadelphia, and by all respectable Druggists. au6-mwf tf PROF. WOOD'S, RESTORATIVE CORDIAL , 11L00.15 RENOVATOR Is precisely what its name indicates, for, while Pleasant to the taste, it is revivifying, exhilarating, and strengthening to the vital powers. 14also re vivifies. annotates. and renews the blood in all its original purity, and thus restores end renders the system invulnerable to attacks of disease. It is the only preparation ever offered to the world in a popular term, so as to be within the reach of all. So chemically and skilfully combined as to be the most powerful tonics, and yet se perfectly adapted as to act an perfect accordance with the laws of na ture, and hence soothe the weakest stomach, and tone up the digestive organs ; and allay ail nervous and other irritation. It is also perfectly' exhilara ting in its effects, slid yet it is never followed by lassitude or depression of smrits. It is comet:wed entirely of vegetables, and those thoroughly com binirispowerfully tonic and soothing ipropertiee, and oonsequentlyean never injure, Such a remedy has 4 long been fait to be a desideratum. in the medical 0 world, both by. the thoroughly skilled - in medical 0 science, and also by all who have sullbred from de- all Wipe ; for it needs no medical clutter knowledge • even to see that debility follows all attacks of the- 11. ease and lays the unguarded system open to the 'll attacks of many of the moat dangerous to Which .0 poor humanity is constantly liable. Sunk, for ale- 0 ample, as the following : Consumption, Drenching, tl/ Indigestion.'Drsimpsia Loss of Appetite, Paint- yil nese, Nervous Irritability, Neuralgia, Palpitation!' of the Heart; Melancholy, Hypochondria, Night 0 sweats, Languor, Giddinees, and all that clan of (*1 oases. so fearfully fated, if unattended to in time. g called Female Weaknesses and .Trresularities. Also, 4 Liver Derangements or Torpidity, and LiVer Corn- 0 plaints, Dtseases of the Kidneys, &satin or In continence of the Urine, or any general derange went of the Urinary Oreant, Pain to the Back, Side and between the Shoulders, predisposition to aligh N a" (told', Reeking and Continued Cough, Emaciation, wil Difficulty In Bresthine, and, indeed, we might enu ,-,;; maraca many more stn. but we have epees only to •-• say, it will not only cure the debility following e 1 say and Fever, but prevent all attacks arising 0 from Iliaamatus Influenoes, and core the disease 0:1 at (ince, if already attacked, and as it mite directly 0 and persistently upon the !Our system, arousing ... the Liver to action, promoting, in lam . , all the ex- P. orations and secretiens of the system, it will Inlet- V libly prevent any deleterious consequences follow ing upon change of climate and water ; hence all ~.,"" travellers should have a bottle with them, and all ~.. should take a table-spoonful at least before eating. ` , Y , As it prevents ooltiveneas, strengthen* the dotes - Live organs, it should be in the hands of all persons of sedentary habits: students, ministate, Mainly - men ; and all ladies not acinustorned to ranch out- - door exercise should always use it. -If they. will _ they wilt find an agreeable. pleasant and effiedent ' i remedy against those ills whiehrob th em of their z beauty ; for beauty cannot exist wit hout health, a I led health eanmit exist while the aboveyrregulan- ii. ties continue. The again, the -Cordial is ayierfect ,-, , Mother's Relief. Taken a month or two before the 7.. final trial, she will. Mute the dyeadial period with perfect mum and safety There es ne mistake about 4. , t,this Cordial is all we eta imfor it. Mothers, try , , it . And to you we appeal to detect the illness or - decline. not only of your daughter!, before it be ..T 1 kite. but ale p your Alla husbands. for . whi e the former, from false delicacy, often go down to a premature grave rather than let their condition be known in time, the latter are often so mixed up with the excitement at business that if it were no for you they, too, would travel in the same du Mari/ path. until too late to arrest their fatal &IL But the mother Is always vigilant, and to you we confidently appeal, for we are sure your never falling olfaction will unerringly point you to Prof. ua ood'a Restorative Cordial and Blood Renovator, as the remedy which should ne always on hand in time of need. 0. J. WOOD, Proprietor, 444 Broad ay, New York, and 114 Market etreet,St. Louis, hlo. ; and sold by all good Druggists. Price, One Dollar per Bottle. D i here by DYOTT to CO., 932 North BEco I rear . eowd&W. OAK ORO - HARD ACID SPRINGS. • These Bpringsare situated in the valley of the Oak Orchard ("Swat, i n the town or Alabama_ , Guesses co., N. Y., eight milellsouth of the village ofNedina, on the Erie Canal; end fourteen miles from Batavia,. Mr The prounpal hold Springs are three in number. besides these there ere six others. They are all toasted within a circuit of about fiftr rods. Ihe medicinal qualities of the waters are fully Omen In the autdoined testimonials. They contain a very lame &mounter Sul phur. Sulphuric Acid, Sulphate of sAme, end Prow- Sulphate at Iron. The great medicinal virtues smear ed by these waters depend very largely upon the pre winos, in suob unusual quantities, of these curative epbstanoes. Hundreds of mites of disease, especially those remit tig from the aorofulotui diatheals, have been oared by t abuse. ;Sir in ski diseases — even in o 0 firmed leprosy—the water, have bema sign a ttlli succ essful. u i Opinions nti g f lig. i l i he l filtZgi fi g ° et a iiirtt e 1 itTstligii i l l speak in strong terms of the tootficimil , value of_these waters: ,Prof. Emmons , T. komern heck , en of Albany; Jas. MoNeughton, M. D. of Albany; ward li fF Bpring,_ ht. Door New York; Dr. it, Campbell lte tield, Mess.' Dr. 3.8 . Shale'', of Lookport,V. . hey recommend the waters confidently. Dr.-Sprite fere to 4cate of chronic diarrhea of several yeelis , Medias, Which was cured by the use of Me water. r. k says. ... lam satiedied that the watelerehighf v s sable as medioinalagents." Dr. Campbe loam, .• twin:met he highly beneficial for all chronic "mom o the stomach , Hr. II b ef ore • ;te h read i tisavergi f yi rk ?ici einhieet of cit e t NeliNkilt, litwebitt h:3llltes tharig.lVlV - sew decidedly tqruci, refrigerant, and sietringent proper tlee ;And that the clam of dummies to which they are moreparticularly Adapted. are chronic' affeotionsof the di festive and smeary organs . and some of the cutest aus• dfseares ; chrositc dyspepsia ( chronic diarshas ; - chrome desestervy chrome, diuresis; chassis cystitis; diabetes ; came or passive hemorrhage, such as Puns ra hemorrharica, and the colliquative sweats of Beau° Paver. The)Yrater may also be often used with ad vantage, he say., in cases of low typhoid fevers ; in onqa lescolice.from protracted fevers. to excite , the: an d ; m P ol t e as a d r p d ono r a en r on ion el u ax da o h o ul e cer p a r ed arr of the mucous membrane of the Intectipee, In oaten lons affection, or li thiasis,,attende with phosphatic sediments, i t is the suitable remedy , ins preferable to murlatiO frO dr 40 4sing more . solvent and dell .(111it by cont ape use to disorder the stomach. in femme dis eases, It can be used properly diluted, to a _refrigerant to diminish thirst and preternatural heat. In skin dis eases—in them, forms o r dyspepsia ocnneoted, with an • alkaline condition of the stomach, es in Pyrosts, or wa ter-brash, 'twill prove better then hydraibloricr gold. In oaten of Concapnitemtm, and other towlines son aelgenoes arising from the. action of lead, title water will prove to be an admirablq antidote. In chromic phew/stasis, laryngitis.. chrome mucous catarrh, and humid asthma, chromic ophthalmia (externem) as a gargle in ulcerated sore throats, in meet of sell ration, and in leueorrhea and fleet i ; and also in Mier. When taken internally , a wine-glseeful of the Water, dated, taken three times a day, is satfitnent for tin dult. ~ . eatable 'stimonial; from physiolans. and other re spindividuals, My be seen on anniMation to the Agent. • Dealers eapplleo on liberal term,. No Worst mates tatiel2 procured from H. W. BOSTWICK, Sole A_s_efli, • No. 074 BROADWAY, New York". For Sale at the following Agenoies FREDERICK. BROWN% Drug and Chemieal Fiore. Northeast comer of FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets. Also for sale at FREDERICK BROWN, ht.'s. Drug and Chemical Ettore, Continental Hotel, corner of NINTH and CHESTNUT Streets, Philadelphia. The Trade waselied at Wholesale Prices. nralbawlr PIAIMS. LIGUTE & BRADBURY'S CELE BRATED PATENT INSULATED P I ANOS, considered OVERSTRUNG 0 RA ND-AOTION PIANOS, considered uneurpassed by the first artists end Judges, Apooh as Thalberg. Wollenhauot, We s, and others. ver. 7,000 of this make have been cold . ' In respect to clearness. richness, volume of tone, delicacy, elasti city of touch and fine repeating action they are unequal -1 ed. They aro not warranted dfor years, but for all qiuty have been awarded Gold Medals at every ex ibition. For sale •at wholesale factory prices for 0 eat a liberal discount, won_ inontnty %Detain:ma% JAMES .• ' pos. 279 and 51S1 South Fikrit greet. an2l.lm• • • .• • Above Borneo. I FAR" STEINWAY & SOWS NEW PA TENT OVER-ST/11N° OItAND PIANOS, 84/11ARE ORAND. AND SQUARE PIANOS, pow pre erred i n eenoerte ann private circles by the beet per °unary. Received the first premiums over the best matters, from judges like Gotteohnlß. Maeonoind oth re Challenge ail competition. )3 bABIUM ROTHERIS e , db-ly • 1000 CHESTNUT Street. iwo PIANOS ! PIANOS ! ! PIANOS PIANO-FORTEs hILLOIR.OIII pi b•ijorrEs. MELODE A ND • Made'by• Raven, Maoon, k. Co., Minns it Clark,manatt, :Dam. ft Co., and others: J. E. GODLO, min-ly • . SEVENTH and CHEBTE uT. BAINES •BROS.) - OVERSTRUNG P T N TI OR , Plplo FOIMES, " Cheapest F9t-Olass Pianos made . " A splendid assortmentof r . XlV...and other styles. for sale at gaatery Cash r end warranted for years. Bitoond-hand afto. ror Zlik° olita I:74Awrint S.E. ger. of BEVerall oak en OR PRINCE & CO. II Improved MELODEONS. from SM. upwards. , 1•1114 m COAL. GENUINE EAGLE VEIN COAL—Pure, Bard. Bright, aria Glassy, equal, If not superior, 'to any Lehigh uosi sold. • ERN and Stove times 04.50 per ton. Large Nut 03.75: 'Call mid exam ine, or send leer orders to ELLIS BRANSON'S COAL ' DePar, I .UALLOWHILL iatreet.thtrd yard above Woad street. - 5e15•121. 'CA II T I ON I—ASTROLOGy !—LOOK 0111 . !-000D NEWS FOR ALL!—The never- Jailing Mrs. VAN HORN is the best ;she mood'wnen all others have failed. All wh are in trouble, all .who nave been unfortunate, dooeive o by false promisee, fly to her for edvioe and comfort. Is loos grows Ms xsysslails, She has the secret of'nuldrur the &Teo on., of the oppolita sex. It is this met 'which induces illa.erate pretenders tO2 try to imitate her, and copy her ,advartareatenyt e shows you the likeness of your fU turawde us , or.abseut friend., It as well known to the pu ccat rse that the is the first and only per son who can show the barges in reality, an d cangive entire iatufmtiou on el tam <maracas of Lie, pr 1 4 31, earl be tided and. prdve bY thowiands, both mar and einelea.whodally and eagerly visit her . , Oome one mine all to No. Mt LONWARD Street. hatweeitleid. , ;ear end, • rimd, • , /111/ 4.41 IDHILADELPFILA TERRA. COTTA MA- Jr. , NIIFACTORY, FIEVEATH eild - Otßlaffili TOW/ road and Street. Vitrifijid. Drain and Water Pipes. Ventilating Flues, HotAir'.Fluem,ipsd, Smoke Flues male of Terra Gotta, and of suitable size I 'tor every olass of buildings. Thin artiole.lit'WOWLY the attention of all partiesputting up buildings. Large 'inse sewerage lupe e for city drainage, water pipes war ranted to stand a severe preesdre. We eire now prepared to contraot with cities or corporations for thin artmlain any quantity, -We warrant our goods to ire se tuttif riot superior to any other made in the 'United States 'Europe. Ornamental Chimney Wase Tops and Garden . , .s. 1.33-tr. 'AirEke OIL in quarts and pints .fot: Bale. WIITHE RILL & BRQPNER:* . f IMO 47 and 49 !Una ! iIECUADAti, MEDICINAL. .errt 7 ir I ILAT”,-t! ' \- •-,. • - E sr Eli cru A AQyE ' 5_ THE HUMAN CONSTITTJTIN SAVED PROM • WlEOlt. TEE PREVENTIVE AN) REMEDY. INTERMITTENT AND BILIOUS FEVERS DUDES INSURED IN A DAY. NATURK'S BRAND REEITIRATIVIL INPECTINE, INPECTINE. NPEOTINI3. INFECTINE INPEOTINE. INPECTINE The terrible malady known as the FEVER AND AGILE has smitten hundreds of thousaads of persons throuthout the world every year, and has never till now been met by successful medical treatment that bonnet prodaced severe BIBDICItiAL DISEASES, which affeot the lungs, the spleen, thellver. the heart. or other parts of the h1201&11 OTHLIIIII4. The INPEC TINE is the natural antagonist of all fevers, and when it conies in contact with the ate, U sbsorbeu by the interior organs, which resist essar Wants and all ten dencies toward those maladies which prostrate the mind and boar with favor. Fever and Acts result fiten ntllnerooll opium No plane is exempt frOm the oausett whioh promote the ex istenoe of the disease, hatbeing once seated in the *wpm, induce' depies‘ion of 'pinta, lassitude, lan guor, pains, chilli, fever, and a long train of disagree ahle sensettons, depriving the Pat4ent of all energy, and reducing him or her to a 'condition of EXTREME RELPhmaxseew Why will any one wain the honoye of a debilitattns Intermittent Fever. when, br the use of the INVALUABLE INPECTINBi PERSIAN FEVER CHARM, , the eminent medical and mailnal analitlos of which ►re Instantly absorbed, ALL, TRAOBI3 OF LOOEASK *AVM ANNOII LATED IN A FEW HOURS t BRLF-CARE IS BETTER THAN PHYSIC NATURE 18 WISER THAN ART. EVRRYILDMEAHR HAD A DIVINE REMEDY. THE WISE APPLY WHILE THE FOOLISH DREAM. BETTER PREVENT THAN KIM TO OVER. DELAY AIM DANCIENAM THE INPEOTINE, PIRBIAN iozvEit CHUM, Hu owed !hounds of both sue of the 'moot dread Jul foyers. lead and refloat. ketioNg o o rya' ai 3tilif Lemuel Bonn% of Plttatrari, for two YOU/ 11/01.01 to himself and ipooiahr—a martyr to Chilla and Foyer— cured In less than thriir wallah and 'mirror's%) in sight hours. Mary IL Belknap, Sandusky, Ohio, after almost leslus her reason as wall as streiA, by Intern/Sant Fever, with Chills, restored to health jn t 51417 Jlvitr& J. R, Tilton, of Belgrade, Maine, Wight from death's door, having maimed for four yeem,.lmade well in five weeks. end improved to eleo:teeem • Adolphe Monbro, of FieTloe, rellivoli in one hour, while travelling in the oars of the Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad. Re wag. elNrentiy dying with Ellen R. Benson, Lockport, New York, rescued after seven years' aufering. A perfeet-oars. Thousands of other oases prevented end oared everf month, and not a single complaint of the isilloienoy of the INPECTiNE PERSIAN FEVER CHARM. TRY IT, MOVE IT, /MOW /T. And make known its wonderful layers and virtue,, that those who inaffer s .or who are threatened with suffering s may bst lad to use a eats, innozions pm potation, furnished br the field of nature for MAN'S BLESSING. INPECTINE IS SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS AND MEDICINE DEALERS IN AMERICA, PRICE ONE DOLLAR. Seat by mall to any Plat 01 tb. Vatted States REMEM33ER. It is not taken Inwardly. bat is applied ondwardiri aooording to dirsotiona i which accompany emir via age. MANUBACTURBD BY JOHN 'WILUOX ISS MAIN STREET. ItIORDIOND, vriediNiA BRANCH OFFICE, Na OS 'BANK 01,` COMMENCE Bllif.DINO SEW YQEI( GM. OGO-41014itrUm: POLITICAL. c • "Ai' BAYLIN 1 OUR T IN VICTORY! PEOPLE'S MASS MEETING LANCASTER. PA . WEDNESDAY, REMEMBER 19, 1860 PROTECTION AMERICAN INDUSTRY FREE HOMES FREE LABORERS' FREE TERRITORIES FREE WHITE KEN! VIE MAINTENANCE ~. NATIONAL UNION IMMEDIACY OF THE LAWS! VIE PEOPLE PENNSYLVANIA Who are in favor of the PROTECTION OF AMERICAN INDUSTRY ; Who are in favor of FREE HOMESTEADS TO ACTUAL SETTLERS Who are in favor of PROTEOTING TERRITORIES NOW FREE From the BLIGHT OF SLAVERY EXTENSION; Who are in favor of MAINTAINING OUR NATIONAL UNION SUPREMACY OP THE LAWS INVIOLATE; Who are in favor of A RADICAL REFORM. Such ea will oorreot the obanaeless profligacy and cor ruptions of the present national Administration, are Invited to attend a GRAND STATE AfABB MEETING LANCASTER; PA.. ON WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IV, To strike al dealere blow at the perfidious Demo cratic) rulers who have Impoverished our Treasury, panelled our Commerce, and beggared our Laborers bY their Free Trade 90/10T, and to ruse their voices against Seotionalism and Diennionism In any and every shape. Vote*Ear distinguished gentlemen are expected to ettesd and delver Addresses: IiANNIBAL RAMLIN. of Melee, People's Candidate for Vice President Nos. APIDRI W G. CURTIN, of Penns., t People's Candidate for Governor ; Mon. CARL BHURZ, of Wiloomin SHERMAN, of Ohio; !Hon. THOMAS CORWIN, of Ohio; Ilion. SIMON CAMERON, of Penn. Hod. MORTON MoMICHAEL. of Peon. Hon. L YM AN TRUMMILL, of Illinois Hot. M. JOY MORRIS, of Pormylvania Hod, JOHN HICEPILLN, Hon. THADDEUS STEVENS, JAMES POLLACK. Hoix,,AMZEIX.' CAMPBELL, Hos. DAVID WILMOT, •Hon. JOHN W. HILLINOER, ,Hon. A. H. REDDER. itqa. OALUISHA A. GROW. Hou H. HcP/TBKDON. ;pm: JOHN OOVODE, .HiOn. JOHN O. IttIKEL, LINCObN, S 141, AND CURTIN CLUBS Throughout the State, and espeoially to all the Eastern sountaes. ere expected to attend, properly organized. THE WIDE-AWAKES Are aleeoted to attend in full foroe, proeerly officered and equipped, and a WIDE-AWAKE TORCHLIGHT PROCEBBION Nell take plane on the Evening of the Dar EX.OURSION TIOKETti f Will be issued on sU the Railway'', rood for the time steoemeary to go to Lancaster, attend the Meeting, and return home. Friend' of the Right! the great preliminary struggle In the 'Keystone State is nigh et hand. Bally in your slight to preinote your cause Our friends in any part of the State, desiring lnfor ma Out in detail in relation to the facilities for transporta Iron to and front the Meeting, or upon any other point will address the STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE, by brideb'all eommbuloations will be yrometly and eatisfaotorilyenewered. ALEX. K. McOLURE. CHAIRMAN PEOPLE'S STATE COMMITTEE. JOHN M. SULLIVAN, Heoreary. rEOPLET STATE COMMITTEE ROOMS ,t August imams. led lit SIIRMER RESORTS. MANSION HOUSE, MOUNT CARBON, L T A , OCULTYLKUJii COUNTY. PA. rtanillmaatiminiumniatad with good rooms at reduoed m old. eatabli lilted Heim, netted in the gay De ltrie, 847 and 14000 d Llountains, immediately on line o the , Philadelp a and Reading Railroad, wag Lbs rtiria ogkrottavide, an d y p teg d b i r bin tea . via. hie demise, Stan ender the ad o hi e, ilt ili f . & t rail, in ,prepared, at !lemons of Om year, for me bop of Knees , and ism been latently put in t say order. he large garden. an park adjoining. presents great In nasmetas as a summer resort, to d eersons wish ing ntreirtilt d ottflit rt , timer titrafttarmiblgtheuttaTlAT thin am and en my the wild and beautiful eoenory of prat regnm. Ppit. are %Via p asse nger ruoto ti n e raitij h gve l liel. f 'fent!, rt,,Eillioomemodationtrain will . lases POttaville dell, n a the rammer IDWRia. to enable those who may ~,rArimoillgtrkigitpt=ligeliZtall4filothtlhdeayhin i he al ow thirte-tarew per omit umoir_trie_usualyatir ar es Or tallati apply to . • ' • MARY REA ; sat.sra ; laapdorgßonag,..lB . ollnt garbon, gionuyiktit Co.; Pa, COTTAGE RETREAT, ' • Bean and conveniently boated at ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Daudet sootenzoodated on reasonable terms. .100.dan M. M001.13E8, Proprietor. STAB yoni 4 , , . • r zAßl, 2: o zvarni t imr.,,, Fo o Two SAMUELAMA's, n ic ilki r R DINNER-L.P PTy ()ENT!!iLiTaiiiiTis'r¢,bl, E. sir Hoarders soommnodsted on' tab most removable tame. , ie9CI-am EAOLEI HOTEL, BETEILEILEM, B.A. Thiti Lir4e And old-ettablished House. known am the 10 VALLEY SUMMER 'RETREAT:. le pow open gr the Own. The tiooooiniodatione of this House aid be found umureaseed.. The of here. ' by the north Pennsylvania Rallystalome of the plea eartoe.Ps our state. °ALES Maim (ARK, Sroprietor. Q,LATE ROOFING.—JOHN WELCH, rYit i a l iTara i lr y vet ,t ritrl n el triVi r a! itt44l=o,lfirrited attgert.° „ ii EDUCATIONAL. *Wig•l4loll4 LL.ltaJ RE-OPENED in the hlUfitt‘NglitirfiTtittlittlia_atltt°"4"2l,a)7•7r.ni BROAD an. ~.PRIN --.." THI; MISSRS OAS - EV £ MRS. BERMS yo.4"f. l 4lL. 4 ."%""itiNellit' l l l reopened on witunEeDAY.Beptemberl2. salt Int AND OLASSIOAL SCHOOL. —The imhool of the subeorlber, la filmes' Buildlne • I.IIIFSTNpT btet, above Twelfth, wilt re-open on CP/1 MON 1, the 1 7th of September. roll- f CHARLES 811011 T. SPRING GARDEN ACADEMY FOR YOUNG ht FIN AND BOYS, N. E. Cor. EIGHTH and Birrrorilyool) Streets.: Donk•keerans. Lupin g4fir Mathematios, Watering. &e. BOTR received at mar ale. F. DUNLEVY LUAU, rrincipa,. ne3-1m• UNION ACADEMY, No. 5 SOUTII FIF- T}7I?NTH Streot—Pripolpal, TH(Pi. D. .IAI4I ER.— Aeapted to the promotion of sound health. good se holm abip. and profit Able amootation.. 4 ircotars may be had at the rooms, or they wilt be sent to any address. etn3l-1n SAUNDERS' INSTITUTE, THIRTY-NINTH AND MARKET STREETS, PHILADELPHIA. Professor E. D.Sc. UNDE. M RS & Pr incipals CORTLAND SAUN- ERS. A. ~ . mu. wag. DI D M. ER, Clearfield; WM. MoKITIBIN. Ern., of the Merchants' Hotel. Philadelphia • Ron. J. W. F. URN tV. of The Press' Ron. N. 11. IstioWNE, Philadelphia; Rev. R. W,VTBROOK. of the 8. s. Union llon. J. W. MAY ARO, Wiillgrquisort ; J. LEIS EN nINC; Esq.. President of the Lehigh Coll and Navigation company and Hon. ABA PACKER, Mauch Chunk—an of wham Aare sons honr.flne• Sounders' lastliater—will sive their friends who mar be looking fora earn, thorough, and eletuotnt Reboot any Information desired resPecling this seminar/. A grove and lawn of MORT ACRES are ettlehed to the Institute for seclusion, reereation, and physical ex ercise. . ICY The terms for a session of fire months, oonattnt from the day of admisinon, are 84 (or day-boarding pupils. 8100 for pupils mho spend Saturday and Sunday at home. arid 811.3 for pupils remaining constantl. No extra charm. Payments in adranoe. antelm HARRIET BROWN WILL REOPEN fret SCHOOL, FOR Gillis o p th e pc W. corn , of FILBERT and JUNIPER Streets. opposite Penn Square. on 10th of ninth month. Sept) au=-1m• CLASSICAL INSTITUTE. DEAN BTR EET. below LOCURT. The duties of the Cleseical leetitme will he reenmed Mondey. Beptem bet 3. J. W. FAIR kit, A. m., au27- d3m Prinm pal. BALDWIN'S ENGLISIL MA -• TREMATIOAL end CLASSICAL SOHOOL. for Bora. ri. E. oorner °lll/LOAD and ARCM. ro-open Beet. &I. 50.25 Im• BALLAD SINGING, OIIANTING, N ANO and (MITA R.—Mr. T. bI'HOp wall resents business Kept.loth. VOCAL ACADEMY, 1202 Fl tlEkt I.* Street. !tun Im• TE CLASSICAL AND EN LI Sll CHOOG or D. GREGORY A. M.. 310 1109 MARKET btreet, will reopen on MONDAY. Yeptem ber na2l- p m THORBECKE, TEACHER OF THE A-A• PIANO. N 0.1902 PINE Street. At home datly at 2. eeS atir. Ole VOIJNO LADIES' BOARDING AND ,DAY PICHOOL.— Rev. JA IEB I. HELM'S Board= and Dar hlabool for Young Ladies. 1 5 25 WALNUT Street, erlll be reopened Neeternbet /.3tb. null-etner2ro MISS M. W. HOWES HAS REMOVED her school for panne ladles to 1523 CHESTNUT street. and will reopen on Wednesday, treptember 11. few boar In iv ding pupils Intl be reeeed. For circulars., in q uire as above, or at the Presbyterian House. 1e34 and 133 d Chestnut street. aull4tw 'PENN INSTITUTE, &Ant EAST OOR NRR TRIRTF:ENTR and FILBERT Biretta. re oases MONDAY. Beptember Bd. Four more papas vitt be admitted. Catalogue, sent to any address. au'ILYS R. !STEWART. Prinaipel. Al 188 TIIORP'S SOIIUOL FUR YOUNG -1-‘..- LADIES, et 113 GIRARD Btreet, Intl reopen op MONDAY, Septemher IS. snip kV CILNTRAL INSTITUTE, TENTH AND SPRING GARPRN Streets tsVaR %triltr°rrg(iisigrth:gat smichJ:,i cNeN . au2o6w H. G. M C R 1-T-A-R . WINTHROP TAPPAN'S BOARD ING and DAY SCIIQOL for YOUNG 1,AD1,E9, N No, 1727 VINE street, near tang Lo euere, will S E-OPE on WEDNESDAY, tleptember LIM Welders furnished on application. auls-ew • MISS LUCY R. MAYER and Mrs. R. RI. BIRD will reopep their school for..roys la dier, at No. 1010 SPRUCE. 'treat, on MONDA gar Umber 11. sug 4-2 m ICERYANT &STRATTON'S NATIONAL KERcuorriLE coLLReEs, looetwi at rhila delphia. 8. E. corner SEVENTH and OfiEsTNIIT. New York, Buffalo. Cleveland. Chicago. and St. Louis. For information call or send for Catalogue. fel-tf ND HER -31-11E- NI D LLY re S irpe ° otfully G info A rin 7 t A heir friends and the yobbo that they have removed thety Boarding and Bay Sohool for VouneLadie Stree t. ourn Square rillos. iaar and 1529 SPRUCh sr ere they be ready to receive their pupil. on TN REWAY, Septem ber 12th. Sieedamea CIOGARAY and D'HERVILLY will re ceive 'actors at No. 1809 LOUAN Square until the 20th August. ir2e-em BUSINESS CARDS. SVIATIIEW BROOKS, MAN GYM:ITU/LEE oe CAMPAIGN UNIFORMS. In every varier of colons. No. 139 North TI:IIRD Street. ae/0-11n oetrowite Cherry. Philadelplun. HORACE SEE, MECHANICAL ENGINEF:R. and .1 1 - a PATENT ATTORNEY. No. 114 South SIXTH Street. (Nearly opposite the County Court House,) Prepares Specifications, Drawings, ko., end transaots all other Dimness connected with the obtaining of Let ter. Patent Machinery Designed and Drawings made. aul6-3m. jOr R. ()ORSON, REAL ESTATE BRO AA,• %ER AND CONVEYANCER, NORRISTOWN, Pennsylvania. FARMEI, STORES, MILLS, and HOTELS FOR SALE in Montgomery, Books, Chester, and Delaware Counties, varying from 10 to KO sores, in good localities. Persons applying will be shown properties free of charge. Bonds and?dart:ages negotiated at fair rates. RAND SOME RESIOENCM for sale In Norristown, Potts town. and intermediate plum For Catalosnes and fu.ldesoription, addroie E. R. CORSON, 01-eint Norristown. Pa. NIOIIOLSON, •• • Manufeaturer of SHIRTS. LINEN and MARSEILLES BOSOMS AND COLLARS. A large and (Aimee aesortment, and WIELL VILDII. ILIWIISS on nand. unto whloh I partleularly invite the t,attention of CASH and prompt-paying SHORT-TIMI t•IlyStS. S. E. Corner of SECOND and ARCH Street-a. Phila delphia. au7-3ni. FIVINIET it SONS, P.-7 4, IMPORTERS 01 , ILAYAILLr IGSIIA. yew notinrritvil ntreet. Remye reg ularly a fall assortment of desirable CI &RS whit) they offer at low mum for each or ap proved oved t, jelo-11 PAWSO.N NIUHOLSON, BOOKBIN=It t NOR. AID AND Stit ealNox ETZ.EBT. Between Market awct Meatus' iambs JfAINE3 FAWSON. JAN. D. 1111070110 Y. t.• WAGNER, JEItbION a. • ATTORNEY AND COIIeSELLOR-AT-LAW. Dance. Mr. It 6 booth, IXTfi throat, (Deposit. independenoe Clammed PHILLDILI.IIIIe• De the aid of reliable Attorneys, at different points in the tiniticd Stator, is enabled to PIOIIOO6IO and °WWI omimt 01 every de.terlolloll. Particular &gamma liven to the ea.andpation and re oore of the olanna of Legatees and Devisees, and the eat nation of Land Titles and iseouring the interests of h ers and aßpersons interested is the same, *all parts of the Union. Has the latatates of all the States =dig Camel loner for most or them. Depos m itional carefally taken under Commuenona. arilr-d HENRY , E. KENNIZ ...terros.NE Han RI:MOVED nis omoe from o. 1M Walnut 'tree to No. 2,18 South THIRD Street mh.l2-4m• E J. BAYLIS THOMAS. •ATTORNEY -'SLAW, NM removed his office from No. W Aroh West to No. 499 WALNUT street, Particular a) r tanticlll Wen tolhe rvery of himan tile Claim". he crafting an ewe natlon a Will., Conveyanorch t etasignmeb,bb lanai O men T,ltletrod other Instruments o Writing, The mamget of Saeoutor shim Admin stratorehlpe, and Trait', superintended; and the beat securities Immured for the permanent in vestment/ of Moiler. Satisfactory referenoegiven when required. aped- gm HARDWARE PACKAGE HOUSES. pAOKAGE lIARDWAIiE 1101:18E.—We would respectfully call the attention of the Gene ral Hardware 'Creole to our extensive Meek of BM MING HAM HARDWARE, which we oder at a small advance by the vaokate. Orders or direct importationsolicited, and Goods do livered either in Onglicited, city, New t rk. or New Grlearui. W.& EON. 411 COMMERCE Streit, Importing and Commission Merchants. sod Agents for Foreign and Domaine Hardware. ann. tf EXCURSIONS. 0-11.01 MIN PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD. RLDUCTION OP FARES: On and after ATRIL, lid, WO, Commutation Tleketa, with twenty-sax Doors, will b e Issued, good for the holder and any mem rof his family,,on any rummager Train, and at any me. They will be sold by the Treasurer, at the otfies , o4 p the company No. gr/ South oußrifetrleatait a r notion wishin g e enjoy m i t from the regular farm ernes to t • Bummer in the Country will find this a very desirab e route, the Behayilciti Lebanon Valleys being among the most beautufni ealthy in the State, end acces sible by four trains from and to Philadelphia daily. _,ll pRADFORD, Treasurer. ifITLADILPIIIA.; ninth sun. MO. mhar-tf ArtiltaMi FOR THE SEA SHORE. CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.—On and after SATURDAY. SePlember 1. Mail train leaver Vane-street wharf , .. 77 . 7 4 So w Rapress *. RETURNING, LEAVES ATLANTIC Stopping at Fars to Atiantio,lll.Bo ; round trip Dams, good for three days, $l.OO. Freight must be delivered at Cooper's Point by 3 P.M. Theo Company will not be responsible for any until removed and remelt/Led for by their Agent at for Point. an3l-tf JOHN G. BRYANT, Agent. PIIILADELPIIIA AND 16-INIAMIN IttlAVINt3 RAILROAD. I).re .I,I6.IITFUL .10CUUlltilf./1113, On and after 9101 1 . DAY, AIX 9th. until further notice, the following routes be open for osouraious. Tickets for sale at Ticket (Moe, Broad and Ballowhi Crepe. o raters Falls and return—.—.—.—. 31 6 00 raters and return 660 To Look Haven and return.- . . 8 atl For further particulars see s mall ilia', - or ape', to Ticket Agent of the Company,_ Broad and Callowhill streets, or to JNI F . vBEA:ry,. General Agerit it Reading Railroad. rhoa. b. A. rilatadA, Can't Superintendent, Reading. LEGAL. ESTATE OF JOIIN J. BESS. Deceased— NOTlOR.—Whoreas letters of administration, d. b. n, o. t. a. to the estate of JOHN .1. HESS. de pews.). have been granted to the subscriber, all persons indebted to the said estate are re q uested to make im mediate pay ment, and those having claims or demands against the estate of the said decedent will make known the same without delay. to HENRY D. WELSH. Administrator d. b n. c. t. a.. stile-wet* No. 434 FRANKLIN Street. Yhibula. CABINET. FURNITURE AND BIL LIARD [TABLES. MOORE &i CAMPION. No, 1161 SOUTH SECOND STREET In connection with their extcneive Cabinet Pittances, are now manufacturing a superior article of BILLIARD TABLES. And have new on hand a fall emptily. finished with MOORS &. CAMPION'S fel PROVED CUSHIONS Which are pronounned, by all who have need them, to be ouperior to all Ohara. For the auslitr end finieh of these Triblea the mane featuring refer' to their numerous patrons throughout the Union, wh oare familiar with the alienator of their wore, auf Ow POINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY, No. 051 BEACH Street, Eenein rton, Philadelphia.—WlL -141AM .H.TIEBB Inform hie Mende that, ~„r_ oneaed the entire stook of Patterns at the move Foun (try, he is now prepared to reoetre ordersr Hentnr, Het, and Ha* mil Caatinari, Boar., Chemical, and °use Work. Gearing. Ceatinte untie Irons Hever , Mary or Cupola Fiarnnoee, in dry or green sand, pc stylit• BALMS BY AUCTIOPL FuRNESS, BRINLEY & CO., Ito. 429 /91.113110 ET IMPDXTANT BALE OP MPG% 6001:94-: Tha hutacqjbellt TiVi t crlacip i tm.4 4. . 4l6.. 4 Street, On Friday Mort:dui • September3l, at lq. oa nionthe'roidit. 7to Pieces Lupin's animater anaLittea Illtionah ma nn° ellotbir liellokketteakiteilugth coitus, bangs, whitey. IMO Pieoell Lu pi We Thitiet gdotha, 500 do fine to extra sups, ' fine, and aubbirne Quality plain moos de Mine, high colors, blacks. whites, and modern, WI been; tteei and so eerie* qualities Printed demona s ass,f 14 !LOA Dolor' , new w ohmic* designs of Steinbach Yotwalm's r 0117ikx• awl fieiber's printing. ::0 Please ex nob °hints and chocolate print.. Stem back Kosetittn'a vaanngsanate; eery new, 43a cost and desirable. SP) Pisces new style worsted dress g Mids. SILK& 300 Pieces rich and abates fanny diem silts, arta' TOL stripes. dell:the, o. ; tdaga iron dg, lthinea t Blank Tarlataa, Ponam'a g bed lionneta . make.) lout satin de chinea , black figured sills, desk fustnni. bktok satin resumes. UO flew and elegant 71d9 dot:need silk robes, latest Yang sale. CRAWLS. lik) super ellalillse high oolored thi bet shawls. bean gilk make. 1103 mode and black do. 1.001) lons and square do. wool friagu. LOU rich pnets4 taibel shawls mow degians. no t-rno he border ex super fios stalls tints. Week reels and assorted. 20X1 Pan, make extra net broth, rays ahawls. Paris Paris le, ClAyusat (ull:ea make. 107 and Irons manufmtare Irlits and square b , o , ke choice tad beanti al isondieuda of new designs and ea trs super aaaliur a. WO rich now etyle Para. Neslin. *ad v leen' wool rhswa. very elegant. Ulmer:es super quality Ileum pima- MO do worsted dress ' , vas. SO do Lyons heavy silk velvets for collar., N. P.—As this will be the only beefing which Ti') be made this season. in this market, and which ws make only ti 2 satiaty the expectations of Ibis trade, the atten tion or dealers to respeotrulty rage 0000 d. BEAKARD & BUTTON. - - N F. PANCOAST, AUCtTIONtLit, Sac / • sessor to EL SCOTT. Ja.. 411 CHESTNUT St. BALE OF AMERICAN AND IMPOJITEN nay' (1000 4 , EMBROIDF.RIEs. MILLINERY 000D9. FLOWERS, lc. This Wonting, Bept.ls. by tuatalogno,os a moot, bonutummag at 10 o'clock aracieel/. Lneladed will be round. yie— EMEROIDERtEB—Just Leaded. A hue or bootton. malts.* and rum» collars. Aleoolakeet•stsles embroniered,poo. and catn brio . br asta and sona rs. new styli Moir ou t ata. note°, dared taw, °diary and Mints baads. 'rants very, richly eentwoMemd Jsonagt waists sad robes, tarns. hematitehed and embroidered halm eambna lissdke's. HIR neat and wide Aconite sdsip_a tesertuss, Bounclas, kc. I IFIONTS : d"" deAte' "ae ; eturt clifc Er JAC ETA. 14 dozen ex apatite and heavy man's all wood cricks t Jackets. BILK 11 4 1 1 DEERCRIEFS. Alan. wo 'immune of whom It Ulan costars .101 Vows ex sushi, , clk handicarchteca WINNET RI d PLOWER. kc. —Cartons new Nil at,,. Par is toult de sot bonnet rib. bons. Memnon. ex rich Pans WI lore arbesal flowers. Also, a bens a wade RNIMN wai D t s ' ,a E it L mtmd Mood. ANo. T chranem li e A f N no,aya RcIoPRDr: i f au . xses. 11.11114 n tad Indus arflr ?ain't fibbon• IILAC)c LACY. VEILS. Newest shape Pam black sntoure and Carson stti'a STRAW GOODS. 50 easaa new shapes dark and waits atraw teener". fancy hats. In. BEAD 000 D!. Ala", a Lae of f&ZIOI bead goo. a, bre mast,. neat MMUS, tku &c. Lir Catalogue' and tamales ready early on morning of sale. !)TULIP FORD & ()0., AUOTIONt.ERS, A- No. 630 MARKET Strait. and an MUNOZ Strlkid YUSITIVE MALE OF I,3IO.CABRiI 400 SHOES. SHOES. BROGAZSB, MID GUM OVER 011 Thf relay Morning. Eleptemter 20, at 100 clock precisely, yin to mold, by catalogue. on &mouths' credit dLoce olS•1111 tlloll'l. bole . and youth.' calf. kip. /MU. and Bangaria• hoot.: calf, kip. and butt brogans, gaiters, and Oxford tie. ,• women., MIAMI% and ehddron'a goat.calf, kip, and Morocco heal boots. Also. a lull assortment of women's, MUM... and chil dren I oily made goods. Al.o, an insoles of Beaton gingham umbrellas- The ribose sale Will earbrone an sesoriment of foods seldom offered at auction, and from first class City and Eastern manufacturers!. BT Voode open fur eganunation sadly on Ole morn Ins yid sale. ST. LOUIS, MO. WICLLIAMS, BOYLE, CO. CI , AU & as hI commtom ERGIBANTV. No. 6 North MAIN St., ST. LOUIS. o (former! ; with Messrs'. Myers, Claghora, & Co.. haada,) oder their formes to the merchants, man aotarers, sad others of rhtladelphia, for the sale of dry coodg, car pets, boot", shoe s , hardware. j ewelr y, &la NW Cash ado:mews aside on tempt o goods. Sir Settlements made three day, after sale. XXXXXX nose. Messrs. Myers, Claghora, N Phlladelphia. " Stuart & Brother, IN eletua. " Van Wick. Towne/a Worrou, New York. 4114/ B ..a r gi. fr a. 4 _'. 8 . 171 7 .0t er j . kl ‘ Crow. kloCroarr. k " Louts , NOTICES. RMANTOWN PAkbENGER RAIL WAY COMPANY—Orme SIXTH and DIA/COND Strests—VoiLsoni.Pnia. Aug. .seat, 1360.—An instal ment of Five Dollars per share (being second instal ment) on the capital stock of tiermantown Pewee eer Haiinray Company, is due and payable on or before the fast day of October nest ensuing. .13y Omer of the Board of Managers W. M. el:4011LT. Bectetary 11136 TTOILICITIOT. OMt' 1 , "2 PHILADE uPIIIA AND _READING RelLnoem COMPANY.—PuIta- DRi Oh A, Aug. 11,1 ND.—The rattan( FrOiEht and Tolle on Coal transported by Gila compan, will be Ire follows, on and after lit September, =hi further notice: I. • 1.7. I. 1.7' 1 To Rtohroond----. I nohned icetoiru— Hermantown R. 111 Falls of Schurltal• frfanayunk.....--- Rgbert'a_ Comhobooken—._ Erwede 'armee-- Ifornst'n or Hridgmo Port Kenuody---- Valley thainarine Royer'a Aranaugo.---- Fon atoßn Slurring.— . omoy •-•-•••••• Exeter— ---- Ratubng Tucks rton— Lesmort Hamburg Wee and Auburn Dr order of the Board of ?gauping., antl-Int p Mr ,14r1.11fR. ,. 116..• SHIPPING. askFOR TUE 8011111.-OHARLIF. TO W I RIGNM B II II"UrnirI. Hasa at an ammo of /171131)1 par sent. le -I.ls p You rCLAIJIAIO_,N I. 0. the mall ate ie. Lax aTurtE PIATE. Cap tain Chu. P. bipabman. mail on Tneaday, Swam. bar fath. at 10 o cloak A. IL Mumma In ay la heap—a& eti boars at Sask. Tka YOE SAVANBAC,OA. 11. ateamate BTATS OP OF.OI B / 1 . Captain loan VlArvin. sail on Thursday. %- timber X. at 10 0104 k A. AL 'AVOnsh Ia M to a; ano n. . —only hones at Boa IPBlutiai dap obangett evu gatarany arm live dam wawa teelnyed, mud Bills of Latling wined elritl i Viladid first-al:tam aids-wheel Steataakila LEY -BTONis STATE and new. OF GEOROIA noir ma as above even , ten damn, thus forming a five-day oomma tueatlon with Charlinann and Salmons/i t and tie Saadi and Southwest. At both Charlestop uty4 na..oohnsh. thews Ships con coct with steamers for Fforidaatadf with railroads. *e., for all 'Masa In toe Posit' an C d Southwool. /IRH, rreight and Insuranee ll/RA on a large pre - onto* of Ise& shipped South will he found to be lower by WI, V.Pa than by 'titbits vsoadda. the -tainhun being ono-tutir Use tate. N. R.—lnzurande en all Railroad Prolikt fa entirely unnooometry, farther than Charleston pr igaranaM, the Railroad oit mesMimi l i o r l t t en i tim&leas Dotal% Faro by this route V I I 40 per eon e t t rapor than by the Inland Route, as be soon by ollovnltectia dole. Through tioketlim Plubuielp aorta C rtes ton and Paranuoh ate so.lNS.LykrifurßAl dos the ~oto roil/, 'moos AIIIIIIISI4III andi naTili natt to moottoreurs, VIA CHARLESTON. VIA SAVANNAH. To Onarleatoa—.—sl3 00 To awrebasb.-- OW 1e Augusta._—__, 11 60 Atetasta--- - - 17 60 Colombia—. -. XCO 116.60 a-..-.--. SO 00 Cants—. 11 Di Atlanta—. In 00 ontiouterv--. 1111 eit lambus - It Co ebbe—. --- Ss re tally. --.... E co ew Orleans__. al 7/ oetionterr 00 eahvlllv...—... 27 711 tufa —.. oo KnOlnile.... 11 10 ow Orleans—. IS 74 Memphis 11 A/ 'or of ii ' d ' lni - 1111ned Ina!' the a=ll 1011 8 4, 'or weight or buena ePery 00 . 11 womb w above Vise et Al revv- or to . EIERON. Jr. ,_& CO.. No. 126 NORTH WHARVES. _ . anent/ in Cbarleston, T. a. & T. G. D ID_ 83,v&nnah, - HUNTER & OAMMEL.L. For Florida from Charleston. staainor Carolina aver/ John'sFrida from HaTannah. stouners EL Mary's and Bt. even l'oandav and flatarday. &p THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMBRICAN ROYAL MAIL BTRAM- TROY NICW TOT/ TO LIVIAPOOL. Chief Cabin, $l5O Second. Cabin 75 71012 80/17 . 021 TO LIVRIPOOL. . . Chief Cabin ?itemise.. Second Cabin Passage—..— ................ The ships fromj4ew York call at Cork Barber. pp The ships from Balton call at Bahian and Cork Bar PERSlA,Capt.Judkins. !CANADA. Capt. Lang. ARABIA. Capt. J. Stone. AMERICA, rapt. M War. ASIA. Capt. E. 0. Lott. 14 iSaSES. Capt Anderson AFRICA, Capt. Shannon. EUROPA. Capt..l Leitch. SCOTIA, (now building.) These vemels carry a clear white light at mast-head ; green on 'Larboard bow; red on port bow. ARABIA, Slone, leaves Boston, Wednesday. Sept. AFRICA, Shannon." York, Wednesday. mine. 13 AMER ICA, " Boston, Wednesday Sept. le ASIA. Lott, " N. Yorg, Wednesday , Se pt. 24 I, I,IROPA, Little. " 13oeton Wednesday, Oct. 3 PERSIA, Judging. " N. York. Wednesday, Sept. 30 Berths not scoured until paid for. An experienood Surgeon on board. The owners of these ships will not be aoeountalsle for Gold, Silver. llullion,Spems. Jewelry, Preoious %UDC) or Metals. toile.. bill. of laden are signed therefor and the value thereof them expressed. For freight or pas sage, apply to E. CUNARD. 4 Bowling Green. New York. RACILINERY AND IRON. PENN STEAM ENGINE AND noitrtt woRNB.—NEAFIE & LEVY. Pli=.l.. MID 'THEORETICAL isrmitteEm, MACHINISTS, BOILER-MAKERS, BLACKSMITUB. sad POIVILLERa, having, for many' gime, been to sucosasild openitiop, sad been exclusively segued in building and repairing Marine and River Engines, high and low pressure, Iron Boats, Water Tanks, Propellers &c., ko.,,respeotfully oiler their eery:pa/1.0 the pub lic es being billy prepared to oontraot for Encioeig of sine., Marine, River, and Eitabonary , haying lets o patenie of ditierent elses, are prepared to execute or gans with euick despatch. Every esonption of Pattern making made at the nhorlieet notice. High and ',ow reure, Flue, Tuhuler, and Cylinder, Bollere,of the et Perinarvanue charcoal iroq. Formes. of ell Mee and kinds; Iron and Sloane Cestolge,of atldeloripticne; Roll Turning. Hcrew Clangs, &tidal' ether work cm. nee te d with the above busmen, Drawings and speolticenora for s'l work dote at the r establishmentb, free of charge, and work guarani ed. The gubeenbers have ample wharf duct room for re pairs of coats whe hey can lie in ;effect safety, and are proviaed wi th i n aheere. bloakt, ke., &a., for raising heavy or ligt wetAhts, COB G. NE Y AFI . E, MN P. LEVY. felt-tf BEACH slut PALMER streets. laxflL It. xIIIIQI. I. vaarasax xamll, QOLUJIWAR wI F LNAW OUN3I3DRYIInO/. EL FIFIX AND WASHINGTokiDiALEM PHILADILPHIA.. biRRAZOIC .1; ISOM RAO INEERs ViD MA0111141318, Mannfactore High and Low Prossurs &am Era - lass. for Land. Riser. -,ad Manus asmos. Boilers, tiasontaters, Tank/. Iron Boats, &a.: Casting of aR kinds. either Iron or Brass. Iron Frame Roofs for Su Works, Work Shots, Rail road Stations, &o. Retorts and 6ml4llohlll3ry of the West ;anon L a proved oonsravotto i N ver7 desoriptlori of _rjaziWion 01phi:urn aa 3a sit Mugu, Mir, nod Gnat /dills, vannunt ratia.Oessi dams Defroators,_Filtang, Pupping Env... Bola 'Agents for. rt. Rallieux'a rda t iSt trastr Bon a % Apparatus t Patent &miners Malaya & Woloora Patent Oen 01410 Drain ing staskirlia • ma-, BALES NT AUCTION. NI THOMAS 180 . 0 ../Ilor. ark a fflelpllL - . ) lit All ky pun nig MEM At = P ool/ 000asionaol WON. OP Boodbillo of oloig=roiok, La addittos to widoli i ~......,...........E. ipowlooo to owe ipao.. ono Es far. V v.. f iffOoSTXlWpoosootg iN V l C c Alt E—Our ter N et 1 tl2= : II"' .. V 4gl ib UT VEVIL oreit Wl:ft a it • IFf" 4. ~,,,., • Largo amoont o res.=l wrote of p gralo. lot •og offer, dlowitarzof sag oor i x i l itt i n MINYA Fr Real oiatoostlOrod so u , io PSI sod sdlEOISI•Od IXlMllialilliai to 0:11. (of which 2,* Oolial MI 1 TosoWS= alarm p~reti Fail Ws, eiptmab•r. at Ntath Pil High, LIU aorimmaber. dr ttg a G gira l i ade i = t r . szli tisanump. 4 17 1E OMLVFibriva u e ....id as ti er walk. Crusiogias now nladT. • pox so v IDNVI LI AIIgIES. tr. Oaporeirkr • PottAtsber met . at kll Smolt. aril ka at , hl • eat asks to Lb. Pialorks Esakarsgs.solost Ts tor v. for east , for attioant. slam “ nap ouscora, th• foi.lovait, vi a: lAA 0 0 41OCA tsrawka a 11 , Futons Karts's Crot000t• ;1 t4O Imieb I ,12102N0.)seonrod r. tiro" wont w. UI If rat baartat 4M.lk *area. MO; Ik, aosootti Worms list* It k Joss. Pot; a&A too Ili tJ beam[ &stoats Vito - marl. LStD apd_ clossKao at Pa: too toist to mart - tato boot A D s. sago :A D lio. " "WA .704. awl A .D B. No. t 3. tag. ti, Tansacturosys Abo, a reseals of A. Mt ja.rmal. assponotoadoot of Ibis Dowd Trutt. for ki of mad Wads. LW tilt rotkla is• retry oeterod. TA , rd. A eittaso tosmant atad toortgays tires asOi amt. do Nat bat J 141114 MA; liClaff C4.14PUN444. tot 12,0 . 0. bat seat boo cart Oro% roftowa sai,vram. Ma tame Ursa; brae Airmipro4 tae Mabarre cowArinrwalt W FrAmit A. Druid. AAA tor Dirs std Prsa US A. Drviel to WAWA Beeirsa:l.:44 Also woa d,/ tollsatto of 141422440 spa tit X 44114 &nom of tko as Ik. km of Bab, isms d,ueir aflar u• atooorlf so atraek 04.1 N I !try* j t L KALS-2110. allSg ma lrElt. Ot 4 deo. Y. x... co *l. Protium. JO. vr,:l mo. Estate or °largo Vas. doossonll—plan t r y on tbo rroncoes —is ' , try vs.sal'io e nt'W sit Aster ch,„t„,t RA. sa,„uo rs ow Mesas* onnstry mans of 1:r. .fnrw. Kr. Putt. sod ounno. rat" anal tott is- Remotion st tlts 11144.3b01i 1.4.11141. Id res—lisa the eutrezeee w.,:ees Auk; rela.:a aa esortj 4.4 I. ITEM PAIL LL §ALF-11101 SEPTVIMI. Orytudis Wv.rt lhale—mtak AzLimity Wakermla. Tbrair-etori Brea Ar b r i ela au Lot et filraws4. ware: Au gnat. wan owszaws lama. illocaaa. &sat*=Two toitot apt Dvratuloca Lonenr street . 1 , of El...rack . tr . bums L OF OAOUND, WNW/ It . sada of 6 ortasoioin iwtsos Jt w*J4- 83sio Earatip- oe-otafT anak OW can ca !torn, T.oth street. .not of Ocafon saroot. Ifd vsN ems }gets - tineY DAI&L LINO, May street. sate ward. Um* Ea its-DWEWIRIG sad iIIIEBOVSZ.XLI Fou ,t ...mitt. watt. c Timm? sk.lot. Twoinig unit. Cams rmato-grtak DWLLLNO. Now are**. tw rossa of West floater. Cliostor t coati. FL Porcoopeoey &dr, q *Nat of holm Estate of Joke Idartsr. Coolooped. Throi-atory fin- k OVA • lied DWELLING. ?forth - seat oorsor of Nuts sad 41•17 .errs. rt not wart.. Otrifise Oman to.o-jstart i of otr.a i us ashaltras. D4zteri.idfl ' is I.rota tams• t..-As rutineod so. tk varta USA *Nat stnry Bud( D WisLl.l:46, 31a &Mal /TOO atria. Pam* )tats-As within...l Imo% pan a tb. }i n entAkl, mid WAIIRKOME. soattlrest smear .f Pfkaa. Via, evens* sad Tam Wiry, baton" Cuets4l otroot. fait 6in-boa frost. tame Est/Ur—As ladindold Calk tart at the tare.- nary Brick D vrit . tt.flag. yto brabard ,erect. ll. at =mien ILYAIDEXCE. :ca.= Nana TweaCatt et reel. &WV* awry, abut 41101 rakrAh ratan .Lo^r. Sena. Nutwt. Chs (wk. Fort, 'rata awl Pkftiott atrarta.7l , 9ll - t•-rout. irud. eoatzwax Imak eta y. ial al):• import° C. DO by LW (I.e. orantwast comer of to Lou*ad Florida stab. 'Sys foartk wart. 5 _LE OF SUPERIOR T. nom ' FittNcil-PLATE MANTEL, /AND pima mIllt• Roßs, SUPIIRIOR rotE-pacov PAPE, FllOl sLVRT. BR use+ La. ajo IrrurEß eAR ETS. CH ANIMCLIR BRID - 51340 BEEDINO, OMER. AND GLASSWARE. &a. _:CARLI.--01c to-morrow asoralar, et Use &setae store. era! onatprait. Nonfat On Mob of excelleat recoad•hend renukire. AR. Yrecteb-)tats sate! an 4 toes marrora. Res velvet, Bnumets, aatt °ler carpets, tens este stapenor ire-proof safe. ma* bfilerrtsr. ehentiehets. bade sad baddrag.'Cbise sad eienrare. !to., forming as aft:satin" ams , rtterter. to wltlett are za sae the etteatton of ladies, loasekeepert. sad others damsons of puTehaeifte. IST escalopes soy reedy, sad tie artieila arrssied for tmeens.eioa. Allefft Nee 13 1 1 41#11MBreel it. surEmlCAt "V i IV& 02.8, /A/M 02 Tbsrads; Mont. At 11. o'oloak , g the Mewl Stare, ea eejettepat et itteeueat seooaa-bsed =mutant. ele Wftege 10/0 4111101111 earwig". eta, ftolll 111 hcruteceireint. removed le the stare Off eetreeitieeee We. Ala,. a 1 x , ce and raperior fire-proof cheer, made by Farrel and Herring. Bale No. 1333 ESP.BIICR SUPERIOR FUNIURE, bt ea. IaRRORS. TAYESTRY VELVET. CIA STS. ka. Oa Itionaar Mortutts. 34th instant. at 10 o'clock. at Mo. 1333 Santee street. the superlOr ranutate. large Freneh elate mutat xi . : - rota, gem chaadeliers, foe taPeatl7 velvet cantata. Chios, tro . Sir letry be examined with ostaloses, on the mora ine of the male at a o'clock. Sale No. 1329 Girard avenue. SUPERIORUNNITURk. ROSEWOOD PIANO, TAP. SPRY CARPETS, to. On ":110•47 Morning. tath rasa, at 10 o'clock , by catalogue, at No. 1399 Girard maims, the 201P• ri ar cerme t chaise room. arid chamber furniture. rosewood elwio-tosts ins oti Mat tugs, engravings, &c. Also. the kitelien , lwaitare. IP May be examined at I o'clock an the manuag at the sale. 3 /0 4 r, o 0. 81.40 31.43 160 1.86 1 1116 LS 116 1.60 lid 1.43 1.40 1.36 150 1.25 1.20 1.15 1.15 1.13 1.17 1.12 PEREMPTORY SALE OF WOOL, BY ORDER. OF THOMAS /MARX k CO, Oa Wednowlay Morautc, September IL at 11 o'clock. otll be wild. by madcap*. without reserve, at the ltasoftotarers' rxehanitn. 92 North FRONT street,a large lot of Ohio. and other Fleece. Tab. a nd nn grades, lair These Wools are 'eery light and highly &towable. and will be sold is small lots. to order to sooocusscolo purchase.. Ali the Wool offered will be in store and owes fat ayi =limbos at Nos. 14. ile,tik and 6T Pratte Prost sot . and Sloe. 31 and 33 Botta Frost street. sad mil be saes for exammabon dsy premoas to wea. None mold by Matipjef.. IvWV- Catalognes, with fall desoription of eseh let, will ready week potTioce to rile. Also, a totof Cape of °red Hope Reit Sktna. Vale /eta 10 south Tweatiath street. irawfur YURNITA aoatcwooo rr/tl4O,- cturrnirio,--ruy A Y CaßrisTB."&e. Ou Wedu Morning, lath inst.. at 10 o'clock. st o. 16 south Twentieth street, above Catmint street.the walnut (anutaTs. ele gant Rosewood piano-forte. nee wirdow eartalaa. ott pact ate sod sacrarium fate tapestry. catinis, A'sn. the kitchen fantiture. lair May he exannite4 at V o'clock on the scretelei et the sale with catalogue. 111 - 08X3 NATRAII.B, AIIOT TO NI XS •11D. C.14310611.510X MERCHANT. swatiaast Corner of *mina Is AT HANS' LA R GS RALE OF FORTATTRD BOORS, Donau:lDS of Thscloilmal. Historical, Meese'. Law, and Missiellansous Books. This Morning. Pept.l9th. at 13 o'clock. at Moses Hoboes' asesine Story, eot.taeast comer of Sixth and Ries streets. 12 second-story salesroom marines from. Lige , Consisting. in_ part. of Deasy Bibies. libilonelM L eboa• Ism Croat 's .P.ctonal World. Nixon's Digest, Auto moat Atlas. Aosonean Journal of Medical Peissos, Philip on Chronto Dileasis. Bond's Midwilsry, Practice, Wilson on Febrile Disasaes. abdoriairerwi. How.ccopothio Practice, Dublin Dissector. Hsche's Dis• pe n satin Y. London Lancet os Tots. I, Di eni eceelitetignest eview, Inuiltspem's Works, alastrebei rp vise Poets and Postrs of the Ailments, Weld Poetry of Europe. Life of Clay. Lit. of Penn, moms' et the Crusades. Life of Washington, World o Art Lad Industry illustrated Views in Cootland, Great Bnlain, mid Ireland. Cianbenefolisosilany, Rama iscellany , of tee Testament, IndeadwAy_ anssitatedky . rea's Works, Campbell's Pastiest Works. An ne Sisal Aorbs, Poetised Quotat•oss. Wye fairp s li i llb,..4..,„ti n , 12. 7 . 1 17): T IVEirf a l t;m 8 cAt. t 4 vols.. year 7117? taws, Greek, English. Lad other Distioessits Preach Walks. Books of Mas h . and I ,tO6 Mho. roars .19 The Trade , and the penile morally. are Jarful, to attond the sale. Cr sal Open r exanunation early on th• morning of e. EXPRESS COMPANIES. • T o IC6 ADAMS EXIIrrPRESS co.. . C . Direst tumults Paroele, Psalmist. M 32o icreltaadtee. Haat Mele.. end Specie, either by its own Lime or te eaaneetteek with other *items CtilljplllollM . p . a/1 the prthelblia towns and either of the Vatted 'aartnvoiLD, lelll-11 general Beeerintandeat. DEPARTURE OF RAILROAD TRAINS iiiIMINIERRIMPIII PENNBYLVANIA CENT ke RAL IL RAROAD—Dermal and Star* arena. • - - • Fa a: Llue..— ..... x.1160A.M. • Express—. --. 10 43 Y. M. Lancaster Accommodanon....----.-- 4 OU P. M. Parksbunk: Acoomtareitioa—,...— . a 42 P. Id. West Chester trains leave Elerente Lad Market at 7 WA.M..1238 and{ SOP.M. Willis Insport. Lunn.. Pedalo, and Massie, Fells, leave 716 A. M., and 2 09 P. M. NEW YORK LlNES—Walnut-St:set Wharf. Accom. Line, Pia C. and A.. ... 6 03 A. Al A acorn. Line, vislassey City......._... A..00 A. 74 Morons Expre.e. Pis JONA, -.._-.. Pro A. M Steamboat Pia Moony and Jersey City. —. 31 03 A. M • Camden and A miry Accommodat ton ....1233 P M. lixpress. via Camden end Amboy.. 10, P. M. Evemng 1 xpreas.vis Tacony and J. C..... . 03 P. M. • Ppent-c Mail. via Camden and Jersey C.. . 6 00 P. Al. IJ 4 it ht Express Nail -- 11 00 S. M. Camden nod Ambo• Accommodation . . taw P. M. For Belvidere. a•ton. Flemtnston..A.c., 6JO A. M . and 4 00 S. front Walnut street wharf. and 7.14 A. !rum Kensington depot. Vor Water Cap. Stroaosburg, Scranton. Wilkesbarre. Montrose, Crest Bend. Ac.. at 6 A. 16.. from Walnut- street wharf. and 7.10 A. M.. from Kenainston depot. For Mauch Chunk, Allentown and tletWebem, at 6.0) A. M.. and 4J-0 P. as., from Watunt-street wharf, sad Ti) A. 01.. from Kensington depot. For Mount Holly. at 6.10 and 900, A. M., 100 and 410. P. Al. For Freehold, at 0(0. A. M., and 2 O. P. M. War 1.10.1 for Trenton. Bristol. rkc . 30 and 4.00 P. M.. from Walnut atreet wharf, and 7 70, A. M., and 45, P. Bout Kensington. BALTIMORE RAILROAD—Broad and Print*. Exprenl Train leaven • • • • --- —Ala A. id, do — 61 11 For W ilmington at 0.13, A. M., it, LID, 5.0011 50 ,7.W, P so AT d 11.10, P. M. For Middletown. Dorsr, Nes Castle, Peaford and lir.- termediate Mimes. st 8.13, A. 51 . =O5 CO, P. M. Sandals—For &tumors at 11.10, P. M. READING RAILROAD—Broad and CaPowt ill strotte Fx re se Train , r 0 A M. Night Eaves" - 3 Su P M. Reading Acoommoda tt on 00 P. M ELMIRA AND NIAOAP FALLS—Broad and Cal lowhill. 'Express Traic leavea— right GERMANTOWN AN . DpiOFt . RISTOWN RAILBDAD —Ninth and Green Trains leave for Conshohocken end Norristown at 60,7.31.9 66 aid 11115. A. M.. and 101, 311 4.30, 666, 6le and 11 16. P. M. For Manayunk. at ate, 7.50. 9,0. 1105. A. M., and 1 05. 205.3.05,650. 5-53. 11.50. 8 15 41. d 11.15. P.M. For Gerruanto•n. at 600. 700. 800. 9 06. 10E0.1100.1100. A. M.. nal 1.00.200 31 0,330.4110.6 00, 6(0. 820. 7 OIL 8 00.9 00. 10.16. 11.30, P. M. For eb es tp i t Bill, at 6 01.8 00. 1000 and 1900, A. M., and 2,03, 4.61, 6.00 630,630,800 9 ID and 10 15 P. M. . - 8401432 tram• for Geneantnirn leave 06. 1. M.. sad 2 00, 5.00,5 007.45 and 10 30. P. M. Leave. Gertn.a9ttrwa at 3 If. A. AL. 1.10 4 00.6 30,9.11. P. 34.. For ornatcom ANNA,,. and 5.00_ P. i. Leave Norristown 7.1.), 1 oo and 6.01)P.111.. CANID EN AND ATLANTIC R Al LKOAD—Vino. sine t wharf. Mail Train leavks—. Express Train . Acoommodation.to g ilarbor only NORTH LVANIA RAILROAD—Front and Willow. . . . FO T rethlehem, leave at 6.!0,1.....11., and 2.3.1 and Y. M. °rP °T et°vn.l'areo VN:',4riM For Port azton..o9 :igl ndi.l3 p Bund%ia—For Bethlehem at 9 00,A. M. For 1110) lea town at 3.00 Y. M. WEST CILESTER. VIA ME NA — Nighteenth and Mutat streets. Trait*, limy , . at LID 10-10 A. 1111.. 2 311,_11.41/6 LW, p, M. senday• leave at 00. A. D Y. Trains marpai thus(")Tall on iludays ; legit. 11711 620• Plea. 8 CO A. AI 7 9:1 A. M. 4 00 P. M. 5.16 P. AL
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