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Garibat4l - Arid Mr. Edwin. James.
. tollowing is an extract from a letter from
'Mr. Edwin lames ( the eminent English lawyer;
and P. • for one of the London boroughs, to a
;friend :
SALiiRNO, Sept. 6.--43ader :the gray twilight of
a So pram her morning we uteamed out of the har
bor'ef Naples in ceareh of Garibaldi. Count fla
vour had kindly planed at our disposal a Sardinian
corvette, the Authion,Aso named front the place
where one of their groat battles had been gained,)
and at half past eight o'clock we had entered the
beautiful bay of slalom). A sultry sun had
atniseed through the think sea mist, and poured
its fiercest rays upon the long row of stately white
}Muses which form the - great strait of Salerno.
Prom the dealt of the corvette we aoonebsiried that
great ascot tottene prevailed lathe town ; the chore
was thronged with people ; the whole population,
about 20,000, was astir. As we approached we
could observe that bayonets glistened in the sun,
and the echoes of load Incas' reached ue Whst
did It all mean ? As we etsamed slowly towards
the shore,. the large crowd moved to the point
where we prepared to land, and anxiously watched
the debarkation of our party; the lion. Evelyn
Ashley. Capt. Godwin, bth Dragoon Guards,
Adam Smith, and myself.
From tee windows' of the Intendensa, the Man
sion-bon:4 of Salerno, waved 'all sorts of Sage, pima
of red cloth,-the tri-color, the Sardinian, and the
Tieapoliten colors. and handkerohiefs.of every line.
Every window was' thronged; the dark eyes of
the South Italian beauty fleshed from every ease
ment, and fair hands waved their fans most eX
eitedly.
Bat who had arrived? Was Garibaldi here?
Sad the Man whose name is now on every lip
reachal Salem? - Was he within an hour; by the
railway, of the doomed pity? Where was Ide army?
Where the 17 uOO Bavarian troepe who were in the
town yesterday, and had been sent from Naples to
melee the last etinni for its .eifete and impotent
monarch? On I went at once to the Intendenaa.
1 sent in my card, and found that the gllant
Colonel Pearl, , fGaribaldi's Englishman, " teas
installed in the gaudy rooms of the old mansion,
and outs or two of Garlbaldi's staff. He had en
tered the town alone, and in the name of the Gene
ral had taken
.possession of it The Bavarian
troops, who, the day previously, were stationed in
this town,' and who guarded the beautiful pass
whash terminates the railway, wore not to be seen,
and four unarmed rued had oaptured a consider
able oit ! From Colonel Peard, with whom I had
an intervio.v, j leirat that the General was ex
pected at Eboli, a village about sixteen miles dis
tant. and lat once prooeeded there. Along the read
we met many hundreds of the Neapolitan troops
who had laid, down their arms near Monteleone,
wending their way home—wretched-looking crea
tures, footsore and disptrited,and many lying on
the edges of the vineyards halt famished and al
mo-t dead At the entrance of Eboli, on the ,de
scent of the pass of the mountain, upon the side of
which the village recta, we saw four old pictu
reeque carriages driving in hot haste into the nar
row streets of the village, and one of the General's
staff, an American, to whom I had given a seat in
thee wriest; espied the General and I shouted 'Viva
Garibaldi!' We folio wedto the Intendenza, and In
a bedroom, crowded with his staff and the local
autherities, I had my first interview with the die
interested and brave liberator of Italy; in his red
shirt, in a dirty pair of jean trowsers and worn-out
beets. Combing hie long, thin hair. at the glass,
stood the greatest patriot since Washington, Mr.
Ashley and I were announced. • He remained in
the same attitude for a few minutes, bat *as evi
dently thoughtful. He !shook Inmost cordially by
the hand, naked most anxiously the state of
Naples, and whether the king had left at the time
of our departure, and whether troops were placed
between Eboli and Salerno; but hie greatest
anxiety was to know the feeling of the'lnglish
people on the great mission ho has to carry out.
e epoke in the highest terms of the impartial and
hind conduct of our admiral at Naples, and request
ed us to see him again in the evening at Salerno,
to which place, after changing horse, he was
• hastening. lie stated that his determination was
to take Naples at the earliest moment, and that he
desired to do so without its coatings life, if poesl
ble. All wee bustle and excitement. The Nation
al Guard, aware of hie approaoh, motored in large
numbers; their unmdaical band were making their
u'most noise. Deputations of priests and Francis
oso monks were crowding into hie presence.
Women and children were throwing flowers into
the room, in the earner of which he eat, in a rickety
old chair, unmoved and tranquil. There is a Am
ide grandeur about hie demeanoi which is very
striking, very cool and collected, but when he
spoke of the subject of French policy his eye light
ed' up instantly, and in short, epigrammatic eon
tenses he spoke of the sympathies of the French
people with hie canoe; but in terms which I need
not repast of the policy of the Emperor.
Mounting our mules we started back to Salerno,
and on our journey mot one of his regiments on
their march to Salerno. The General had retained
the bands of two of the regiments which had laid
down their arms at Monteleone, and nothing could
be more ridiculous than the appearance preeented
by his tattered troops headed by the smart band
of the army of the King.
We shared some wine wo had on the mountain
side with the officers and men, and drank the
health of our Queen, the friend of Italy, and sue
eels to Garibaldi, under the shade of a largo
viueyard. On entering the town (Salerno) tie
found it brilliantly illuminated, and up to thevery
top of the mountain every cottage had its little
lanterns peeping forth like glimmering stars " in
the blue canopy of heaven . " Thousands had col
lected. bends played; and when the General ap
peared by torchlight at the window of the Hotel de
Ville, the enthusiasm of the people knew no
bounds; and into midnight was this scene pro
tracted The crowds seemed drank with the idea
of lib-rty, and with the hope of casting off the
despotias which bad crowded the horrible pristine
with nntrie i viotime, and this night the Genetsl
will sloop with his small staff within an hour's dis
tance of Naples. He has not met a soldier of the
King, nor has one life been the eacriftee. What a
revolution A dynasty overthrown by the mighty
influence of opinion—a kingdom so oorrapt, and so
degraded, that a hired soldiery, employed to sip
press the constitutional liberty of the people, tt
-111406 in the hour of need to protest even the per
eon of their King! What a lesson to monarchs
I shall enter Naples with the General, and will
send you a little sketch of the keno. • .1
Monster Mass Meeting of the Republi
cans at Reading.
Oa Thurday last tho Republicans of Berko
county aetembfed in their strength at Reading,
and had one of the finest demonstrations ever
witna.t.el in that section. Notwithstanding the
unfevor ble flatfoot the weather, the people flocked
from the surrounding country by thousandi, and,
at one .a'cilcifir in the afternoon, formed a line and
marched over the principal streets of the city.
At 3 P. M.. after the preassign bad passed otter
the route agreed upon, and while delegationd of
Wnie-Awakes were
_pouring in from Pottsville, St
Ot‘tr, S:.buylktit Haven, Lebanon, Nyeretown,
/to , a ometing was organised in the equate front
iog the Western Market House, where a stand had
been crewed. On motion , of olonel D. E. Stout,
Dr t itler Luther, of Reading, was unanimously
appointed president, with a largo number of vice
pr. sidents and neorotaries. •
Dr leithat, on taking the ohair, returned thanks
for being 'neleoted to preside over the vast oon•
coarse ethich'he saw before him. lie stated that
in no former ocrotest had there been questions of
such momentous importance ae those presented in
the one in which wo are now engaged. The sla•
very vesion, which for so many years bad been a
bone of contention between the different sections of
the Confederacy, was at lest, fairlyup for final set
tiemont before the tribunal of the sovereign people
thents , lves. In be decision was involved the en
tire future policy of the Government. Whether
the a ,utrol of the Government shall continue to
be exercised go largely as heretofore by the slave•
beltioseSta•es, and its measures be devised chiefly
with reference to the interests of that portion of
the Union ; whether the Constitution is to be in
terpreted t. suit Southern views and doetrines,•ir
respective of the great interests of freedom—
wherhes, in short, the legislation of Congress shall
continue to preponderate in favor of the planting
States, sod of foreign commerce, to the neglect of
the dementia labor and industry of the free white
mimosa the North—are all involved in the deo--
lion of this question.
He ref aided he being able to aware those then
before film that the entire North, East, and West
would soon speak upon this subject, with no di-
Tided voice. The people, with a unanimity with
eat a parallel, almost without regard to former
party aonneotions. are moving forward In this great
contest, with a determination to rescue the Go.
vernment from the bands of the spoilers and to
restore it to its original purity and simplicity.
Tne great Republican party, he stated, aimed at
no sectional triumph ; it proposed no new theories
upon which to administer the Government; wo in
the North claimed no undue share in the benefits
of the legislation of Congress, but desiring, with
oar brethren,of the South, only an equal partici
pitirm with them, sought, for the settlement of the
great question now nt issue, simply a return to the
plan ineugurated by Mr Jeffereon, the great apps•
Ile of Democracy, and which was received and
acted on by all the early friends of the Govern
ment
6.1:0r. Luther then introduced Ron. A. H. Reeder,
ex-Governor of Kenna!! who made a powerful
speech in exposition of ihe Kansas diffioulties ' and
the attempt of the present Administration to foist
slavery upon - shot Territory is defiance of the
popular will. Ke closed by introducing to the
audience Hon. Francis P. Blair, of St. Lenin, Mis.
wmri Mr Blair (with hts aged father, who was
General Jackson's close personal friend, and eon
fidential adviser) bad just arrived in the 31P. M.
tele. and woo compelled to leave nein at 6
o'olock Mr Blair, Jr., spoke over an hour, and
delivered one of the most able speeches we have
ever listened to.
Governor Reeder resumed his remarks in the
evening. He elaborately discussed the issues in
volved in the present campaign, and &elated itts
preference fora tariff for the protection of tho in
terests of Pennsylvania. He Iran frequently in
terrupted with shouts of applause, and the meeting
adjourned at a late hour, to participate in a grand
tooth-lightpiooolsElo%
WHAT IS SUFFICIENT FRAUD TO RENDER A
Mammals Voto —The New York Times renorta
the following interesting law ease :
Mary Frances Clarke vs. Bernard T. Clarke.—
Th. Nets in this Ode, brought in the Supreme
Court, appear in the opinion :
Strrnitnern, J.—Seneca:lg that the rave
- men:adore of the defendant, as to the death of his
first wife, were fraudalsply made, and that the
plaintiff would not have married him had she
, known or supposed that his first wife' was
yet it is clear to me that snob fraud or deeeption
does_not furnish sufficient ground for dissolving
the marriage contract between the
,plaintiff and
defendant, and' for declaring tt to have been
void from shelissitkulng- It west Mit a fraud in or
as to tknoitertal matter or thin
_g, within the ordi
nary or,fitifittiate'parperes Of martisge,'Und the
illuppoeed intention:or purposes of parties in con
tracting Montage, Thelilaintiff had a fanny that :
411birssOsilskiwatof merry A Man; wise' . hatt'llowa di
vorced from his wife. She had a right to indulge
ibis , fatosj? itnt:it _does' not follow because ebb
t-wal deceived and induced unknowingly th marry
divorord d man that she should be indelged in enott
:feasy aftatrweidein the eatent'of having her mar.
/NMI judfoletirdealared Void, • 1 tind'ntiiiher Ore:
' esodstit nor priuqpletloideolttring a - marriage void ,
for freed N or in such a matter , orAltlPll. • 2 4 0 ' ,-
tion - fir dirtititifaigibbir •
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LIST AR;,LETTFIRS lIRMAINING IN
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Persona replying far advertised Letters wiU Meese
mention the date of the Ltd.
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HAVING FUND&
"A little, but often, fills the Puree."
IfiIItANKLIN SAVING FUND, No.
J 1: 136 South FOURTH Street, barmen Chest
nut and Walnut, Philadelphia, pave all Deposits
on demand.
DEMO/MOW money secured by Government.
state, and Oily Lane, Ground }tents, Mort-
Miran, deems safety bettor then large
pro se , conseaneney wilt run no risk with depo
altars' mone, but have it at all times ready to
return, with isper gent. intevit, to the owner, au
they have always none. %his Company never
siwended.
remmes, married qr {lngle and Minors, can
deposit in their own yight, and'euch deposits can
be withdrawn OHLT by their consent.
Oharter perpetual. incorporated by the State
et rennsylrema, With authority to re ot lye money
tYom truetems and executors.
LARGB AND SMALL SUMS nßosivE D.
vgrecan n ae a r i ge ti2110%12 1- " k" Cud- on
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ov. IL Hattertimate,_ 9ma Yejles,
[ J mph W VaiNt. .
_. JACOII IL S. NON. Prandinit.
011V11 UADWALLADIR, MAIIIINT.
6148-7'
" A Botha saved is twist!, earned."
AMERWAN SAVING FUND.--Crom-•
BatiTZ T Alnilding t , e soudiret th rne i r ro WiLf4
Plot ° and .on b4:11711.ey tii4Blo the ' eve&g. 'A de
Old Inatitution hea always head in full, on demand.
without notice.
IfiTEßkiffr FIVE B.ER CENT.
AB alma paid baotr,li _demand L in gold and et var.
13 4 )8EEld.
A ER. NRllll,Jlj24,l'reetdent,
SAtlt WORK, Vine President,
John O. Farg, mar, George Nugent,
John Ammon, Jr,, %%Wine, Alb. O. Roberta,
John Amman, Jontia_Rapairelp, _ H. H . Eldridge,
JOlll4 8. wn..30.8, rresaarer.
Jellefi j, (l ji nii. r e; Semetarg.
-sAviN - 131 FUND—FIVE PER CENT. Ifri-
TEREs i -NATIONAL SAFETY' TRUST pot
PANY, W NUT Street, southwest earner of Thiall,
Philadelphia. Incorporated by the State or 1 ennui
beeps..
Money is received in any sum, largo or mall, And in
tared paid from the day of depoelt jo the day or with
drawal. .
The oboe is open every day fram nice o'clock in p a l
rtmorivail . v o e v ip r oqnt a ilegtyasioaand on Mona
l ' n -- ggib : E. LAtittiREJR, President.
Su Tri LPRIDOI:1 *Yoe President-
Ittzatex J. can, Seoretaty.
D 111707011.0 :
' : COrl. it inf i ryl i f: Benner, P. Garrott Brewster.
Edward vier. Joseph B. Barr
tiare le.4h - , ' Y=4:l.,
nam antra , , Jarneti ir, Illteema,
(MOT ill reGOIXed Pit Paynce i ranati.e dally.
e inYlislintente are mane, I COMormity with thy.
provisions of the - Charter in eel Bstirto faortsases.
hlronnd Recta, and euob first-o us econutiee es will al
way; menre, perteot •stionrity to the depointorn, and
*WWI cannot fail to give permanency .
and atabihty to
thy, Institution, - ' aul-Pr
MO DAY OCTo
1.➢1'4.~ 9 BER I,
- PRESS:—PRILADELP
VOUNG &DTES , BOARDING blip
- 11 - DAY SCIIOOI.. —Rev. ,TAME , I T. HEL'M'S
Boarding' and D' Dohool fat Young Ladies, 1625
WALN UT BtrOot. unit ho roopened tioutember 12th. •
atillromulm
pRBELAND INSTITUTE--A BOARD
-w-- IN( 1301100/. FOR YOUNG MEN.—This insti
tution is loosted delightfuldhealthy, anti retired
part of the country, twenty-f Our miles northwes t of
Philadelphia, two hours' ride front the city ; atmessible
by Norristown railroad and et asstd. twice a day.
Next Hesston opens October 22d.
• For menhirs, address
kf. A. BUNBIORER, Principal,
se27-t0022 . Perklomen Bridge, Montgomery co,. Pp.
MESDAMES OHROARAY AND IPHER
VILLY respectfully inform their friends and
thepnblia that they ' ave removed their lioarding end
Dar tiolmol for Young kadios from Logan - Benue to Nos.
164 Y and 1599 SPR1101: Street.
Pupils from five Man of age 11 Pwara prepared for the
fourth elan. irttalm
1111ZRYANT, STRATTON, & FAIRBANKS'
K-N MEROANTIL_F t _cpt,LEUE, E. corner SE
VENTH and CHESTNUT Streets.—Day nari
in Eveni9lg
b i
Sessions.
utividunt instruction in Bookkeeping, n
cludg_General Wholenale and Retail Brininess, Shin
ping, Forwarding and Conimiseion, Banking,. La
wman°, Manufacturing, 'inbreeding, Steamboating.
a - n,, the most th'orough and practical courne in the
united States. /deo, Leoture!, Commercial Caloula
tionacArithMothi, antithe higuc,r. Mathematics. Yeti
mannhiP (beat in the city), Correspondence. Fno. •
For elle, their new Treatiao on Bookkeeping, beauti
fully panted in colors, and the best work published.
n.20-tf
QAUNDERS' INSTITUTE,
N- 7 TRIRTY-NINTR AND MARKET STREETS,
PiIIeDELHIA.
Professor E. D. SAU DRRB CORTLAND BAUN
DERB,A. M., Prinoiwile.
Bon. War, ftwt,..Err,. Clearfield ; MoKIBBIN,
Egg., of the Merchants ' Rotel, Philadelphia ; lion. J.
W. FORNEY. The Press; Don. N. , B. BROWNE,
Munch Chunk—ail of whom have none boarding in
Philadelphia; Rev. R. WESTBR.OOK, D. D.. of the 12.
stUnion ; W. MAYNAR D,. Williamsport ; J•
LEISENttIIIO..Esc.. Suet. end Engineer of the Lehigh
Coal and Navigation Comp'y; and Hon. ASA ?ACRE n,
Saunders' InstPurg—will give their friends who may
be looking for a ears, thorough, and pleasant school any
information desired respooting this seminary.
A grove and lawn of 1,1.011 ACRES are attached to
the Inntitute for eeolueion, recreation, and physteal ex
eroise.
Sif - The term, for a session of fire months, counting
from the day of admission, are $75 for day-boarding
Pupils, SIM for mils who spend Saturday and Sunday
atlipMe. and $ l$S for pupils remaining constantly. No
extra (Merges. Payments in advance. au29.6w
ITALIAN, FRENC3I, AND LATIN, by
E. T. RAMDMANO,
12t. 1323 PINE Street.
THE MISSES CASEY & MRS. BEEBE'S
Blvglieh an‘lNFor.ertillitnAlzfir4l Day e,:f;h4l for
feoWorl WVDNENDAY, Reptemberl9. 6614 1m
AND CLASSIOAL SCHOOL.
ii4l —The eahool of the subscriber, in Simms' Building,
C D ESTN UT tgreet, above Twelfth, will re-open on
MONDAY, the nth of September.
sel.3-tf CHAR LEB SHORT..
WRING GARDEN ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS, N. E. Cm EIGHTH
and BUTTONWOOD Streets. Book-keeping, Langua
ges, Mathematios,Drawing. Sc.o. Boys mewed at any
age. F. DONLEAVY LONG, Prinolnal.
no3-Im*
HARRIET BROWN "WILL REOPEN
Her SCHOOL FOR GIRLS on the N. W. corner
of FILEBRT and JUNIPER Streets. opposite Penn
Square, on 10th of moth month, (Sent.) . an27-13w.
CLASSIOAL INSTITUTE.
DEAN STREET. below LOCUST.
The duties of the Classioal Tnstitute will be resumed
Monday. September 3. J. W. FAIRES, A. M.,
d2m Pillion pal.
MISS M. W. HOWES HAS REMOVED
her school for young ladion to 111.6 CHESTNUT
street, and will reopen on Wednesday, September VI,
A few boarding pupils will bo received, For otroularn,
inquire an above, or at the .Preabytenan Ronne. 1334
and 1336 Chestnut street. au2l4w,
AENN INSTITUTE, SOUTHEAST COR
WER THIRTEENTH and FILBERT Streets, re
opens MONDAY, September no. Four more pupile
will he admitted. Catalogues sent to any address.
mull-ti It. STEWART, Primped.
VENTRAL INSTITUTE, TENTH AND
SPRING GARDEN Streets. will reopen Septem
ber 3. Bore prepared for any Division of the Public
Grammar Schools, for Colleges., or for Business.
auXI-6w . 11. G. McGUIR E. Principal.
MR. WINTHROP TAPPAN'S BOARD
ING DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LA DIM' No,
1727 VINE greet, near Logan Square, will RE-OPEN
on WEDNESDAY, Septemberl2th, Circulars furnished
on application. .aula-tf
MISS LIMY R. MAYER and Mrs. R.
M. BIRD win reopen their yahoo' for yor In
dio', at No. 1010 SPRUCE; street, on MONDA , Sep
tember It ang 4.2 m
NEW ORLEANS (LA.) PICAI'LUNE.—
aOY. 00E. & 00.
Here been appointed note agents in Philadelphia for
tits oxurionvely circulating paper, of gamma:am in
fluence. Business men nro advertising in the beet news
papers of city and country, at the cams of JOY,COE,
k CO., Advertising. Aguuts, and CHESTNUI
Stre so et to hiladelplua ; Tribune Buildings, Now York.
M
MATHEW BROOKS,
MANUFACTURER
ow
CAMPAIGN UNIFORMS,
In over variety or colors,
No. 139 North THIRD Street,
enlolm °Matto Cherry, Philadelphia
HORACE SEE,
MECHANICAL ENGINEER, and
PATENT ATTORNEY,
/so. 114 Smith SIXTH Street,
(Nearly opposite the County Court Hondo,/
Premium Specifications, Drawings, &o.,rind transnots
nit other brunneau connected with the obtaining of Let
tere Patent.
Machinery Designed and Drawings made. aiLM-Sm•
R. ()ORSON, REAL ESTATE BRO..
ICER AND OONVEYANOER, NORILIV,I7OIVN.
Pennsylvania.
FARMS STORES, SILLS , and MOTELS FOIL
SALE in Montgomery , nolo,. Cheater, and Delaware
ountiea, varying front 1 to Mimeo, in good iocalitiea.
arsons applying will be anoint properties free of
oth. and Mortgagee negotiated at fair rates. HAND-
S ME RESIDENCES for sale ,in_Norristown, Potts
town, and intertnediato ylaovs. For uatalogues and
fn.' description, address R. R. CORSON.
Norristown. Pa.
Jr NICHOLSON, •
Manufacturer of
LINEN and MARSEILLES
BOSOMS AND COLLARS,
A largo and choice anointment, and WELL MAIM,
alwayo on nand, unto which I partlealarlY invite the
attention of oitau and prompt-paying SUORT-Tll4/3
I TO: m Cornel l of SECOND and ARCH Stmts. Phila
de oh. aul-3m
FUGUET & SONS,
, K 7 4, IMPORTERS o.e HAVANA CIGARS,
No. 216 South PRON'T Street.
Receive regularly v. full assortment of desirable CI
GARS which they oiler at low rates. for cash or no
Droved credit. Jell ly
PAWSON Ys NICHOLSON,
VLORBIDIDERIS_,
OA!. 119 ABU 191 M.1140K MEM
80.'4.40n Almazaair i tn . at Mesita.
JAMS PAWritrli, Stat. BliaifoMOlN
lv,
1 - WAGNER JERMON,
•• • ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAP,
Moe, No. 116 South SIXTH Street,
(Opposite Independence Baum ' )
Pnisanskrins,
By the aid of reliable Attorneys, at different Ninth in
the patted Staten, is enabled to promote and collo&
Maim of eYery description.
Dartioular attentiqnsivon to the ekninination and re
eovery of the alai= tit - Unwed, anti %lisp" rind the
examination of Land Titles and geounnir (ho interenta
of heirs and all persons tub:muted ip tie eamo, in all
parts of the Union.
Ran the Statutes of all the States and is Conuniss)oner
for moat of them.
Depositions oarefally taken under Commissions.
BAYLIS THOMAS,
• ATTORNEY-AT-LAW;
Hu removed Inn aloe from kfo. rip Arch 'treat to No.
lint WALNUT Street.
Yartionlar attention given to the reeuyery of Moran.
tile Claim% The
.ilmftinu and 'examination of Wine,
fttiveyanoes,,anengnments, e ßnote of fltle,.lnd other
InntruinAutp of Wntnet t untweinent of fispoutor:
ttltheV;tV . ,iltVoluat . ..l9 tg a ir.'47 ffl a n i c rig i t t !
vestments of Money. Sattanatory reteriteegiven
when required. ap,)2l-Gm*
TN THE DidTRIOT COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
gwa;n G Alebli, surviving .partners, to,, la. Chas.
Kooliersperger. Alias vemlitioni exponne. Septem
ber 1889. No. 841,
The auditor appointed to report distribution of the
fund arising from thelheriff'n sale, under the above
writ, of "All that certain lot or piers of ground, with
the buildings thereon erected, situate at the southeast
corner of Broad and Wallace streets. in the county of
Philadelphiaommenting at the southeast corner 01
WallaceW
Broad and waste, and thence extending
southwardly along the east line or PP r ld Broad meet
forty feet to a point; thence eastWardly along the north
line of ground now or late of Mark Balderson, on a line
parallel with Walloon street, eighty-two feet IC a point;
thence northward along the west lino of ground granted
or intended t. have been granted to 'Joon Laketon, oa
a line parallel said Broad street, forty feet to a
point; thence westwardly along the south line of Wal
lace street eighty-two feet to tho hinoo or beginning,"
will attend to the duties of hie appointment on
W EDS HUAI', °atelier 10,1860, at tour o'olock, P. M..
at his office, No. 1530 Walnut street, when and where all
persona interested are required to present their claims,
or be debarred from coming in upon enid fund.
se2o.lot IHO Ahl J. DlBRl,..Atiditor.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Fetate of REBECCA dooeased.
The Auditor Appomtod by the Court to aud,;, T settle,
and adinot. the supplemental account of B. 1.1T.0
and BEN/AMITY cpteri..o. .b;eoutore of Rebecca
Fletcher, dm:leaped, and to report distribution of the
balance on hand, will moot all outlet' totoreoed. fo r the
ppnrpyoeee
19%, appointment ,
1 1 .1 1 , lo)Alll.9°P7(!iltlh
t3lXTß fitTeet, Phi auelphis.
co,ll-irmwat ROBERT M. LEE. Auditor.
NOTIOE.—APPLIOATION HAS BEEN
made to the Auditor Gonerei of the Moto of Penn
aTivenia for the renewal of n Certificate of...remote/lee
nut. state Loan, per art of April le, 1846, No. 100. for
•1,41016, dated April 10, 1840. in name of Bibilln b.
Kennedy, the earn having been lont or destroyed.
4-Triam
NOTICE is hereby given that Plans and
full Specifications for the erection of a first-class
(hammer School house, tn the Fifteenth Ward, will be
received by the undersigned at the Mime of the Board
of Controllers. s. E. corner SIXTH and &DELPHI
Streets. until hl ()ND A Ir, the EIGHTH. dILI of OCTO
BER., at PI cecina,Ll. Tho said sishoel.house to he
oreeted on P, lot of ground situated at the southeast
Omer Twentieth and Coates streets.ll.B feet 83.4 iychet
front on Coates street. eJ feet 1 .. „0-Y inches on Twentieth
tenet. n 9 feet lug incline on North street, and 0 f?et
eX inches on the east line to Coates street. The bui d
ing to be three stories in height, to accommodate ono
thousand pupas, end not to coot over fifteen thousand
dollars.
The architeet of the
plan approved to superintend the
erection of said sehoohhouse. and receive for hie Der
vices three per cent. on the nest of the building.
In consequence of an error in the former advertiee
meet for plans, &n., of the nbove balding, the Mot
donoription of the lot not being glven, hence the !tepee
city of the above notice.
By order of the Committee on Property.
ROBERT J. HEMPHILL.
ee2s-3t &oratory Controllers of Public Schools.
IMIAOKEREL, SHAD, 'JERKING,
LTA. 1060 bblg, Nos. 1,1 and 3 large and medium Mac.
kerel,ln assorted packages, of a 'very choice qualltrr
also
60 bble, new No. a lar , g it a Mackerel.
60 half bble nom 110, do.
no' bblo new No. 3 mad am Op.
60 do new Eaatern Mears Shad.
•
60 half Ude new do do do.
1301) bbls new Eastport No.l Herring,
360 do do Halifax No.l do.
200 do new Boston No, 1 do,
100 do do No.l mane Fish.
13 do prime N Salmon.
100 gondola Ora _Sank Codfish.
WO boxer new If (nor county Cheese,'
Nov landing and in store fin onto 11
. 101R1 , 11 Kmi!,
Ire eutri WINAI2IrEII.
BORAX,--rqfclned, in eases and barrels *
1-. 1, for sale. ArEITIFERILL k. BROTH ER, t
sole 47 ROd 49 North NECOND
SE.ET OW, in quarts and -11ints, Rai
gala. ' • , . w.F.Z. i ttEtc,4l..t sAOTHEII.
. 7 .V4 4v Krorth WriloN
AVA COIT.NC:--1,000 - pockets prime
ON gave. Tie, fu1.'4410 JAMERORAIIAM..I*.
111.F.11711.4,,
0.4.6t8 OF SEED
by'
T08A.066;
in stork, and for kale •
m 62541 AA lb HAVBeli cCO.
EDUCATIONAL.
BUSINESS CARDS.
LEGAL.
- 40TICP3.
BAILRO.AI) LIiNES.
PA Y,114 ARRANGE
MENT- PHIL AD ELPRIA
p
LLMINOTON, BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
Op and after MONDAY, OCTOBbIt I, 1860,
PASSIGN UTltt INS LEAVE PRII•aDELPRIA
For Baltimore at 8.10 A, AL, 12 noon (Express), and
11.10 P. M.
P. For Cheater at SIG A. AI., 12 neon, 1.16,4.15, 8, and 11.10
M.
For Wilmington at 8.15 A. 1.1., .12 noon, 1.15, 4.15, 6. and
11.10 P. M.
For New Castle at 816 A. M. and 4 16 P. M.
For Middletown at 8.15 A. AL and 4 15 P. M.
For Dover at 816 A. et and 4.11 P. ay,
For Barrington at 815 A. 01. and 415 P.
For Milford at 8.15 A, IL, (Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays at 4.15 P. Al.
For Farmington at. &IS A. M. (Mondays, Wednesdays.
and Fridays st 4 15 P. M.
For Seaford at 8.15 A. AL (Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridaya at 4 1G P, ALI
For Salisbury ht 8.15 A. IL
Train at 816 A. AL will oenneet at Seaford on Tumi
dity's, Thursdays, and Saturdays with ateambent to Nor
folk.
TRAIN") FOR PHIL/ DELPHIA
ands 25 P.
ave Baltimore at 630 A. M. (Empress), 10.15 A. AI.,
AI
an
LdB.3 eav s P. e Wilmington at 7.30,9, eMd 11.30 A. M.. 45, 3.4.5,
AL
cave Salisbury at 1 30P. M.
Leave Feaford at Tuesdays, Thitradays, and Satur
days at 7 9.'0 ,s• AL) 2.50 P. M.
Leave Farmington at cfustalaya, Thursdaya, and fin
turdaya at 8 A. AL) 410 P. M.
Leave Milford at (Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
dais at 7.03 A. M.) 4P. ht.
Leave Harrington at 8,16 A.M. and 4.25 I'. AI.
Leave Dover at 905 A. M. and 5.26 I. M.
leave Middletown at 10 15 n. n and 6.40 P.
Leave New Castle al 8.30 and 11 A. AL, and 7355 P. AI.
Leave Cheater at 8.2) and 9 40'A. AL, 12.01, 2.22, 4.25,
and 9 15 P. M.
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and Delaware Railroad
at 10.13 A. At. and 525 P. AL
TRAINe4 FOR BALTIAIO7 I ':
Leave Chester at 8.46 A. IL, 12.28 and 11 40 P. M.
Leave Wilmington at 9.25 A. 01„ 12 56 P. AL, and 12 1 3
A.F M.• REIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attaohed,
will run se follows
Leave Philadelphia for Perryviilo and intermediate
places at 3 P.M.
Leave Wilmington for Perryville and intermediate
plans at 5 P. M.
Leave Baltimore for BaVre.de-Orace and intermedi
ate places at 4 25 P. NI.
ON SUNDAYS:
Only at 11.10 P. M. from Philadelphia to Baltimore.
Only at 6.26 P. M. from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
se29 S. M. FE'LTON, President.
1860. tgiscArna 1860.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT— EIV - YORK LINES.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHILA
DELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD_ CO.'S
LINF.B FROM PHILADELPHIA TO /YEW
YORK AND WAY PLACES.
From Walnut-strata Wharf,
Will leave as follows—vis:
At 6A M, via Camden and Amboy , C. & A. Acoom-
YABZ,
motintion.. .52 25
At 6 A Al, via Camden and Jersey City (N. J.) Ao
oonunociaton., . 26
At 9 AI, via Camden and Jersey l.i y. Morning
.-. 3 00
At 11 A M, by Steamboat, via Tationy enl J.rrey
Crtr. Western Express. 00
Atl2K P M, via Camden and Amboy, Aooomnri-
At 21' Al, via Camden and Amboy, C. and A. Ex-
AMP . NViir Ste . limboat via, Ttii.ony and gisey 300
City, Evening Express., 5 00
At 4 P M, by Steamboat via Titoony and Jersey
Cit; 2.1 Claes Ti et ---. 226
At 61 1' ' AI, via Camden and Jamey City, Evening
Mai1..._....._.._-._. . 200
At 11 P AI, via Camden and - Jorzey City, Southern
Mail,-. 3 26 At P .6711 1 treareden and Amboy , Acnonnuoda
tion, (Freight and Passenger,)-Ist Class Ticket. 2 25
1 a
Tha PAI Mail Lino runs daily. The PM, Southti
ern Mail, Saturdays excepted.
For Belvidere, Eamon, Lambertville, Flemington,
to,, at 6 A 61 and d P M., from Walnut-street wharl. and
7.ltrA AI from Kensington.
For Water Gap,StrouLlehurg, Scranton, Wilkesbarre,
Montrose, Great Bend, e., at 6 A. M. Irma Walnut
,hi I t wharf, and 7.10 A. AL from Kensington, via Delao
ware, Llakawanna and Western It, R.
For Mount Holly, at 0 and 9 A. M., 2 and d% P. M.
For Freehold, at 6 A. al.;
and
2 R
S. P . M. WAI 'LINE
For Bristol, Tronton, &0., at 23‘ and 4 P. 61. from
Walnut strut wharf, 7.10 A. Al. and IPX P. M. from
Remington.
For Palmyra ,Riverton, Dolanoo, Beverly, Burling
ton. Florence . - Bordentown, tee., atl2%, 1, and 4% P. AL
Steamboat Jos Belknap for Dordentown end Interme
diate Places, at 21‘ P. Ad.
Sioambnat , Trenton for Taoony at ii A. AL and
Tammy Beverly, Burlington, and Inatol. at 4 P. M.
Plity 'Pounds of Ilazgage, abbe, a lovropt each Passen
ger. passengers are prohibited - from taking anything am
baggage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over
fifty pounds to Oa paid for extra. The Company limit
their responsibility for baggage to One Dollar per pound.
and will not be liable for any amount beyond 8100, ex
cept by special contract.
apl6 Will. H. GATZMER. Agent.
iFtewlos ,
A P N H D l it L i A A D D HI
PA
ROAR.—PASSvANGER TRAINS for RO/T r iV E MI. I .. I I,
REAOING. and H A It RI SD UR G.
- -
hIORNINCI LINES, DADA( (Sundays excepted.)
Leave New Depot. corner of BROAD and CAL LOW-
H 11,1., Streets, PHILADELPHIA (Passenger entrances
on Thirteenth and on Ca streets,) at 8 A. M.
conncotmg at Harriabunvvrith the PENNSYLVANIA
RALLY/LAD, 1 P. Al. train running to Ptteburg; the
CUMBERLAND VALLEY 1.05 P. 05. train rennin(' to
OhamhersiirS, Carlisle &e,,.• and the NORTRPRN
ChNTRAL RAILROAD 1 P. AL train, running to Sun
burg, Re.
AFTERNOON LINES.
- -
Leave New Deaot. corner of BROAD and CALLOW
HIM, Streets, NUL), DELPHlA,(Passenger entrances
on Thirteenth and on Cnllowb , ll streetn,) or POTTS-
V nod RRIBBURG, at 3a) Y. AI., DAILY, for
READING only, at 5 I'. AL. DAILY, (Sundays ex
eepted,)
DISTANOEO VIA PHIL. , DELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
Enos: PHILADELPHIA.. Attlee.
To b hcenixville.. —. 29 )
ti 3 t Philadelphia and Reading
Lehrman..._......... tid ; and Lebanon Valley Lit.
Harrisburg— • ...• • 311
muphin 1
Alillerabarg...-142 I, NOrthetn Central.
Trevorton Junotion-168 ftnitriiad.
Hunt •. . • • 362 )
Northumberland 171
Lewisburg .-.-..-.-.178 1
Milton
Pommy ..... Bunbary and Erie IL It.
Williamsport ^OO
Jo, soy Snore .222 I ,
Jock Haven
Ralston._ .. —.233)
211) Williamsport and Elmira
..•.....
2371 Railroad.
The 8 and 3 313' P. M. train oonnobt daily_ at
Port Clinton, (E4indays exaopted,) with the CATA
WINS/1, WILLIoMIVORT, and ES lb. RAILROAD,
malting alone commotion! with linen to Niagara Falls,
Canada. the Wait and tiantlivrest.
DEPOT ( N DELPIIIA : Corner of BROAD
and CALLOWIIILL Streets
ap23-tf W. H. Mel LIIENN gr, Pecretary
ammmits WEST 011E8't ER
AND PRILADELPILIA
RA CtIOAD
VIA MEDIA,
OHANOP;OF HOURS.
On and after Mends', Sevtem hearth ISM. the trains
will leave PHILADELPHIA, from the Depot, corner
of Thirty first and Market streets, west Philadelphia,
at 7.45 and 10 A. M.. and 2.30 and a P. AI,
Loave WEST CHEST.EIt, from the Depot, on East
Market street, at 7 and lale A. M., and 1.40 and 5 F.
ON SUNDAY,
otl•?tYh a tto h n i t i g d a a a h lar f aritr e ogre t a n nT a ll. " gli
P. M.
Leave West Cheater. at 7.20 A. M., and 4.45 P. M.
Trains leavirg Philadelphia. at T 45 A. M. and a P.M.,
and on Wedneadm s and ?aturdays only. at 2.50 P. M,
connect at Pennalton with the Philadelphia and Balti
more Central Railroad. for Concord, Kennett, Avon
dale, El lime', fro. and for Oxford, via Stare, from end
of Track, at 745 A. M. On Tuesday, Thnraday. and 8a
mrday the 743 A. M. train from Philadelphia will con..
neat with a line of stares. via, (Word and Hopewell, to
Peach Bottom, in Lanotuster ottuntY.
The hot Passenger Railway Car will leave Front and
Market strocts 30 minutes, and Eighth and Market
amen 25 minutes before the atoning tuna from the
Depot, and wilt carry a flag to denote it.
Whim and waiting room, southeast corner of Eighth
and Market streets. where passengers. purchastng
tickets for West Cheater. will be furnished with a ticket
over the Passenger Railway,
HENRY
erintend WOOD,
rlszoi al Supent.
The baggate ear will leave Eighteenth and Market
streets one hour before the departure of the train Irma
the West Philadelphia Depot. self -it
NEW TRI-WEEKLY
iZI/M..Xiil.3. PASSENGER AND FR . I. MDT
ROUTE TO NORFOLK and PORTSMOUTH. Va., via
the Philadelphia. Wilmington, and Baltimore, and
Delaware liailroarls , thence by the new etlamer Phila
delphia to 'Norfolk, an Portsmolith, Va. '
On and after hily Rh. passengers from Philadelphia
will take the 8 VI A, Si. train at the depot, corner
Broad street and Washington aVenne, bn T3esdays.
Thursdays, and Saturdays, arriving at Seaford at 1.30
P. M., arid at Norfolk early the next morning. The
steamer Philadelphia will leave Norfolk on the even
ings of l'ilonda). Wednesday. and Friday, connecting
with the train at Seaford, winch arrive!' at Phi mini
phut at 1 P. H.
Fare for first clue pasaengera, including meals on the
boat. 187
• .
• iin - noint-olarspeAsengers, haoluciutg meals ou tile hAn
84 60
Freight taken as low ash? nuy other route.
For Anther particulars. hpo ant:ol Land-bill 9at th
hotels, and other DOW° places, or uniume of
C. 4 . " DARE. A - out,
C3Tll3rtrona sod wasaittigto4 a y.
11initer of Tramp° rtat ion.
seB lin. P. W. A, U.K.
r , , ELMIRA ROUTE.-
vie • PHILADELPHIA. .6.1 . 11) El:-
MIRA HAILROAII...
'QUICKEST 7f.OIITE to Tainaeua, Catawissa, Ru
pert, Wilkeebarre, &nub:in, Danville, Milton,
xic4port, Trey, Ralston, Canton, Elmira, Buffalo,
ii,l.rara Fella, Rochester, Cloveland,'Detrot ,t Toledo,
['Moog° St.). oil s. Illilwantme.aud all vitits Muth arid
'Wet?,
Passenger trains will leave the new Depot of the Phi
-1 idalphia and Beading Railroad, corner BROAD and
LALLOWIIII,I, Streets, (Passenger entrance on Cal
-I.whill street.) daily (Sundays excepted), for above
adults. ea follows:
DAY EXPRESS-. A. M.
NIGHT EXPREA.....—..- 5.30 P. H.
The 8.00 A, NI. train connects at Rupert. for Wilkes-.
barre, ?dines, ' Borsuton, and all stations on the
LACKAWANNA AND 13LOOASBURO RAILROAD.
The above trams make direct connections at Elmira
with the trains of the New York and Erie, Canandaigua.
and Niagara Falls, and Buffalo, Now I orb and Erie, and
New York Central Railroads, from all points North and
West, and the Canadas.
Baggage cheolccd to Elmira, Buffalo, and Suspension
Bridge, and tali • ermediate points.
Tickets °nib's i wound at the Philadelphia and El
mira Rtulroadli,i e's Ticket Office, northwest corner of
SIXTH and CIN LIN UT Streets and at the j'aesenger
Depot, mun W e HIRTEEPa and CALLOWHILL.
THRO EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
Leave the Plat • taint's. end Reading Depot, Broad and
Callowhill etre I Wallyy. (Sundays excepted), for all
points Weeta 1 North, at 6P. H.
Freights mu, be delivered before BP. M. to insure
their goilth, time day..
For Dirt ter information at Freight Depot,
THIRTE and 06_L1,0 ILL, or to
CHAS. B. PAPPE , General Agent,
Northwest aornor KIXTIIenti ICHESTNUI Streets.
apl9-tf Philadelohio.
PETIADELPHIA, GER,
MANTOWN AND MARIE
TOWN .RAILROAD- - UMMEN ARRANONMEWP.—
On and &Per MONDAY May 14 18Z11
FOR OERIMANIOWN. "
heave Fidliadelptie C, 7,0, 9, /0, 11, and 1.1
1,2, OK, 4,
ni
a, 0, 014, 1, 8, 9, 1051 , and 113‘ P. M.
I,elve Getannmn 8, 7 Th, 8, 8:4, 1,10, 1101 A, M.,
1,0, a, 4,0, 0, BN, I', B A _,9 181(P.M.
SuNDAYS,
I,eara Plilladalptna 9.06 min, A.M . ., 3,8, 8, 114, and
1916
oral Lcava Germantown 00 Inln. A. 51., LIO rah., 4,
9%
a tiES'Altnl HILL 1(AIL'It0A10.
Leave Philadelphia 6,8, 10, LI A. M., 8,4, 0, Oti, 8,9,
and 10.4 P. M.
Leave Chestnut ltill 7,10 7.40, 6.40, CO 11.0 A. 51.,
1.0,8.50, 0.10, 0.40, and 1.10 1 4. 51.
ON SU DAV6r,
Leavo Philadelphit49l4 A. M., 9,5, and 7s( P. hi.
Y
Zebra
/A Clieetnut MI 740 A. AT., UN, ?.10, and ALT
. ,
1015. OuNIIHOHOOKBPI ANO :(011.0113TOWP(
Leave Philadelphia 15.00. 7)8, 9.00. 1/.03, rum, .a ..AL,
1.03,1.05,66‘, 6.66, 6.60, and I 13( P. M.
0 an
Le d
ave No
Y. rrimtoWn 8, T, 8.08, 0, 11 A. 31., IX, 4X,
P. M..
PIT SUNDAYS,
1101,111 Philadelphia 9A. PI, and 3 and P. 24,
Leave Norriztown 714 A. ta., and 6 I'. Lt.
M,
AAYUNX.
Leave Philadelphia 71, 1 9,401.05 A. M., 1.09, BS,
4.14, 03 , 0, AV and II P. al.
Leavcos,
TN, .53, 9)8, tunt 101 A, 21., 2,
8,00, 9, O e l and. 39 • Tn.
0:4 SUNDAYS,
Leave Pldladelplua II A. M., 8,0, and 8 l' 51.
Leave illana9an4 244 A. h1.,108. QC and 9).( P. M.
H. K. 81Viali. Oeneral Superintendent,
018-If DEPOT. NINTH and GREIITI Streets.
- NOTIO.N.--.()HESTER
IffiltkaaßAA s VaV n VS.II,EN RAII,ROAD—pm
oNG litT vo owNINGTowN AND IN
TERMEDIAT.I., NB.--On and aftor nth May,
11160, the Pliasonger Trains for DOWNINGTOWN
will (dart from the now faaaanget_Dopot of the Philo-
NOIR anel Itaftdingßatlrond Gompany, corner of
Bn"A" and uALLQ_ Strop% (vaunter en
trawlers on Oallowhili.
atoßturoai WHAM far Downingtown, uravai at exo
A• AL ,
AFTEILDIVON VIIMIX for Downingtown, leaves Cl
reh •
AILY Mandela Oneepted.)
y order of the lloardof Managers of Ike Philadolphia
and Iteeenu., Rellroad Oompany.
cot W. rootidivNlcßY, georittarr.
EAMISWYET CHESTER
TRAINS vie. PENNSYLVA
NIA RAILROAD, leave depot. corner ELE V.ENTIT
and MARKET, at 7.30 A. M.. 1230 P. M., and 4.P. M.
On Bandar, leave Philadelphia at R A. AL. and 'West
Chester at 6 P. hl, .430-tt
11114EPINT.1) Bk.TGAR.—yI , OOO Barrels 1,0-
11 s , VBRINWU Oriahad j coluza4ol fine nulvorized.
tiIhAVYROMZS4
ANNISEED-4 casks ' ltnlian for snle.
WETMIRILL BRornEyto,
neni 47 pad 49 /1(114 bliC(l D
ItAILROAV LINES.
TLIE PILINUSYLVANIA OEt TRAL
RAILROAD.
. • DOD MILES DOUBLE TRACE.
1860. Migkopitin 1_860•
THE CAPACITY 0 . 1? , P IR ROA IS k m EQUAL.
THREPTHRORiffi f r .VIE 9II O T R
%AINS
11 .
BETWEEN PHILADEL I* DPI TIBOR%
Connoting direct at Plulade wi h Through Trains
ilom Boston, NewrYork, add , tom kast, and in the
mon Depot at Pittabu_rh wit? Through *frame to and
rom all. obints in the weal, orthwest, and Southwest
—thus tarnishing facilities or the transportation of
Passengers unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any
other route.
Empress and Fast Lille' run through to Pittsburg,
without ohatige of Cars or Conductors. All through Pas
senger Trams provided with Loughridge'a Patent
Bralte—Speed under perfect control of OM engineot,
than adding molt to the safety of travoilars.
Smoking Clara are
Bli attached
toeachTril WoolmtPsilleOtlguFtyrT
dos
e x DAV:Mg and Feat nrr
oteL ..
• Jgail Tram leaves PhileAelphia at 7 80 A. 111,
Mt Lint " 1150 A. to,
$I tees Al i z e grEA'l7‘ E AS F " O .4S LEOW M B i
Itlerriaborg Atusomiliodation,%a i. Columbia, 2 .P. 32:
i:ohimbla 4
Parkee_burg :: 5.40 P. M.
West Cheater 't 1210 P. M.
West Cheater Passengers will take the Mall, West
Chester Accommodation:And Columbia Trains.
passengers for Sunbury, Williamaport, Elmira, Buffa
lo, Niagara Palle, and intermediate points, leaving Phi
ladelphia at 7.15 A. kl.- and 2 P, M. go direotly through.;
Ticket' Westward may be obtYork the °Moe; of the
Company in Philadelphia, New Boston, or Bal
timore ; and Tickets siai - Trani at any of the important
Railroad °Moos in the west; also on board any of the
regular Line of Btertmere ow the filutounnApi or Ohio
rivers
1117 Fare always as low, and time as quiet, is by an,
other Route.
For further information emir at the Pagienger !na
tio, Southeast corner of Eleventh and Market Streets.
"The completion of the Western connections of the
Pennerrlvania Railroad to Chicago. make this the
DIR.ECT. LINE BETWEEN_THE EAST AND THE
C-REAT WEST.
Tho connection of tracks by the Railroad Bridge at
Fittsburgovoiding all drayage or fornago of Freight,
together with the saying of time, are advntifftguilletinßY
appreciated by Shipppers of Freight, and the srasel-
Ling Public.
inerohantsAnd Shiepere anthill:mg the transportation
of their Freight to this Company, can rely with conti
donoe on its speed, transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
In the Weat by the Penneylvanta Railroad are el oil
times 05 . ,/arooraWe es are ebareed by eater Railroad
CzAaPetlitloileir to mark packages " via Forma. Rail
road.
r
' Fo Freight Contracts of Shipping Directions, apply
to, or address Meer of the following Agents of the com
pany:
D. A. STEWART, Pittsburg'
H.S.Pierc e to Co., Zaneerville,o4 J. J. Johnston, Ripley,
O.; R. McNeely, Maysville, Ky.; Ormsby Bc. ;Cropper,
Portmnouth, O.; Paddock k. Co., Jetiersonville, Indi
ana; H. W. Brown -lc Co., Cincinnati, O.; Athem ec
Ribbed, Cincinnati, 0,; R. C. MoldrumadiEon, Ind.;
Vt. E. Moore, Lonieville, Ky.; F, G. ,'RileyO dr, Cm,
'at:ravine, Ind.; N. W. Graham. th Co., Slairo,_lll.; R.
. Sass, Shiner St. Louie , fdo.,; John H. Har
ris, Nashville, Tenn.; Dania & Runt,Memphli, Tenn.;
Oars. Nashville, Co., Chicago, 111.. W. It. H. Emits, Alton,
o 7 to Freiebt Agents of • ads at different points
in ice Went._
$. B. KINGSTON. Jr,, Shiladolph,a.
ATAGW & KOONia, §-0 North atreektaltimma.
LEE& CO., Nom . tor House, or IS. William et., P(.Y•
WI (;10., 77 t State Val, Boston.
H.' K. GONS/Ort, Goo !Freight Agent Shill.
L, L. FIQUSW, efln'l Tiokat Agent_ J Salle.
• B. L 6 I ®. sno't Altoona. Fri.
P NORTH PENNSYL
VANIA RAILROAD.
• F or DETIILEHEM; DOYLESTOWN, EASTON.
MAUCH CHUNK. HAZLETON, ECKLEY,WHITE
HAVEN, WILKESBARRE, WILIS.MRPORT, Ao.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, July Id MO, Passenger
Trains will leave FRONT and WILLOW R trews. Phi
lodate hia;DAlLY_,ONndays azoev(ed,)ns
At 6.10 hl, (Express), jig Bethlehem Allentown,
Mauoh Chunk, Hazleton, Wilkeebarre, Williamsport,
ko.
Ate.3o I'. M. (Express), for Bethlehem, Easton, Eco.
This train roaches Easton at 6.60 ; P. M., and makes
close connection with Now Jersey Central for New
York.
koAt 51'. M. for Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
. .
• At 9 A. M. and 4 P. P. for Doiletdown.
At 1.9 A. M. and OM F. M. for Fort Waahington,
'rho 610 A. M. Express Ra il ro a d kes Beth l ehem eetion
with the 'Lehigh Valley at being
the shortest and most desirable mute to Wilkesbarre,
and to all Froints in the Lehigh Coal Region.
L'HALAB FOR PHILADELPHIA.:
Leave Bethlehem at LOS A. M., 9.2 q A. M. and 6.22 P.
•
Leave Doylestown at 730 A. M and 435 P. M.
Leave Fort Washington at 6.95 A. Al. and ZIP P. M,
ON SUNDAYS:
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 8 A. M.
Philadelphia, for Doylestown; at 3 F. M.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 6.40 A. M.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 3.130
Fare to Bethlehem.. el serFare to Manch Chunk.3s 60
Fare to Ea5t0n...,.... 1 &Vara to Doylestown.. 060
Through_ Tiokets must be prepured at the Ticket Of
ficies at WILLOW Street, or BEMIS Street, in order
to secure the above rates of fare.
All Passenger Trains (except Funday Trains) connect
at Berke street with Fifth and Sixth. streets and &mond
and Third-street Passenger Ratlroads, al minutes after
learins Willow street.
Jet
VATS (ILARIC.PArent
aaf'rnvu.
FOR THE SOUTII.—OHARLES
TON Alij) BAVANNAIR 81rEAMBRIFE.
FREIGHT REDUCED.
Haan Freight at an average of rnmout per at.b..
law Itew York Bteamabip_ratac
FOR 011ARLF.81`011, 8. C.
'SheCR. Mall teamalup KEYSTONE STATE, Cap
tain Chatlea P. Mnrahmanofflill tall on Wednondor4Oct.
I. at 10 o'olook A. M.
. .
Whrough in toaa holm—only do hears at Sea.
FOR SAVANNAH OA.
The V. 8. Mail Steamily". STATE OP GEORGIA,
Captain lelln J. eltrrih. will sail on Saturday, hap.
tembor V. at 4 &Monk P. Pi.
'l_,Dinuth in 58 to at nours7-only 48 hops at ilea.
av ig raiii i . in ik=e au tfr e ad i . " Vd ev iSETP=rllM
every day.
Thee mleldid_fintt-elass side-wheel Steamship' KEY
STONE 121 ATE and STATE OF crEoRVIA now run as
atoge ovary ten days, thus forming five-day comnau-
Location with Charleston, and ItaYannah, and the Booth
and Southwort.
At both Charleston an , Savannah, theta Ships con
nect with steamer, for Florida, and with rallroada, eat,
for all plums In the 15ontli andidouthWeit,
INS UANU.E.
.Freigh t i and Inahmape Oa a lane Proportion ot ISltodg
t h an ankh will be tound to be lower by these antra
than by "ailing weasels, the ^renalum being one-half the
rate. -
N. 11.—Insurrinao on, all Railroad Freight in entirely
annegeauslT, farther than Charlatan or SaYannah. the
Ratiroad Companies taking all rick" from theca points,
GREAT '
RE IN FARB.
Faro by thin route 25 to 40 per cent. cheaper than by
tho Inland Route, as wilt ba aeon by the following soh"-
dulo. Through tiokets from
S
it_harlei n .
ton whol a vruoa,h-cooantfrptNkLUDleNGa&AaOran
nah to Montgomery :
VIA: CTIMPLESTON. VIA 113VANNAll.
1
To Onarieston-.. $lO To PraTiMatih.-- -P313 13)
Augusta -- 17 gneta— 17 00
(..ommtnit— —. ere . 90 00
Atlana—. —. 31 At fa r m --, 21 00
ItiontgoMery—,-, sa 00 Cf0 rntr05......... 21 (3
plobtle— _ 35 en Albany. -• OO
New Orleans—. 09 7B Montgomm 25 00
Plashville....--. 27 761 Mobile— —., 30 00
Knoxville— --- 20 00 Now Orleans...—. 39 76
hremvhis.—__ _ 01 go
Faro to Savannah, yin. Char1e5t0n......,.._.... IC 00
Charleston, via Savannah..... .... 10 00
No bills of lading' signed titter WO ship has sailed.
For freight or paatme4ply on board, at 2300110
wharf above Vine street, o
AI,EX. ERON. Yr.,& CO,
No. 126 NORTH WHARVES.
Agents in Chrlestou_T. INTER. G. BUDD,
ilayannah, U & GANI.3IHAL.
For Florida from Oharleeton, steamer Carolina ovory
Tuesday.
For Florida from Savannah, 'Seamen atadary's and
at. Jae. OVOTY TRBEdaY and Saturday.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL, MAIL STEAM-
FROM NEV 7 TOEI TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Paling° —.....—
Second Cabin Pagaaste___..
FROM POSTON 7O LivxnrooL.
Chief Cabin Peonage_..._._.___ ..—.9110
Sooond Cabin - • • r • • • 60
The ships from New York call at Cork harbor.
The ships from Boston call at Halifax. and Cork liar
bor.
(PERSIA, Capt. Judkins. CANADA. Capt. Lang,
ARABIA, Capt. 3. Stone. AMERICA, Capt. Moodie,
i
ASIA, Capt. 1... G Lott. NIAGARA, Copt Anderson
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon. EUR bui O ld PA,
Capt. J Leitch.
SCOTIA, (now ng.)
TI vessels oarry r. 010 hr whit() light at matt-head ;
green on starboard tow; red on port how
ARABIA, Stone. leaves Boston, Wednealay, Sept. 5
AFRICA, Shannon," N. York ,__Wednesday, Sent. 12
AIMEE ICA, Moodie, " Boston, Wednesday, Sept. it
ASIA. LOU, " N. Yore, Wednesday, Sept. 25
vUROPA, Little, " Boston. Wednesday, Oct. 3
PERSIA, Judkins, " N. York. Wednesday, Sept. It
Bertha not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
Tho owners of these ships will not be accountable for
Gold, Silver. Bullion. dpeolo. Jewelry, Preaious Stones
0 4 Metals, unless lulls 01 laden aro mimeo( therefor and
tip value thereof therm esp,seatid. For freight or pea
mono, apply to E. OUVARD. 4 Bowling Breen,
att3lNew York.
E,XPILEIM CORIIANIES.
- -
TLIE DAM ZAPRESS
0. °W 154 (.? 'Zoe 320 CIIESTNUT Street.
fV l ) , tr , l . .treeler, Pac - kages, Merchandise, Banknotes,
Abu Speoie, either by its own Lines or in connection
with other Express Companies, to all the prineins'
towns and eitiet of the United Eqatee..
_ .
E. 8, SANDFORD,
General Superintendent.
MACHINERY AND IRON.
PENN STEAM EN(INE AND
BOILER WORICS.—NEAFIE LEvy,
PRA T CAL Atilt THEORETIC:AL ENGINEERS,
AIACHIN ISTS,BOI LE It- MAKERS, BLACKSMITHS,
and FOUNDERS, having, for many rears, boon in
successful operation. and been exclusively engaged in
building and repairing Marine and River Enginesdligh
and low pressure, Iron Boats, Water Tanks, Tronellers;
Re„ &0., respectfully offer their servers to the public
as being fully prepared to contract for Engines of all
rases. Marino, River, and Stationary , having sets o
patents oi theorem clues. aro srepsrec to execute or
ders with quint despatoh. Every desonption of Patten)
making made at the shortest notice. High and Low
Pressure, Flue, Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers of the
best Pennsylvania charcoal iroo. Forging*. of rill BIM
and kinds; Iron and Brass Castinge,of all descriptions;
Roll Turning. Screw Cutting, and all other work eon
neoted with the above beehive,.
Drawings and speoitioations for al work done at thou
establishment, free of charge, and work guarant•ed.
The subscribers have ample wharf dock room for re
pairs of boats, where they can lie in perfect safety,
and are provided with shears, blocks, Mlle, Ru., Re,/
for raising heavy or Bah: weights.
JACOB G. NEAFIE,
JOHN P. LEVY.
101.1...tf BEACH and PALAIER streets.
SARUM V. 1011.2.1C1r r. VAISHAN
WIUI AM M1T.6141C,
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
FIVIR AND WM3E11407011 ISTIEF , II3.
HEHRIOK ik ISOM,
41 . 03 MaafflNleme,
Illannfantura - limn and Low Yroasure litea& - Enginse,
for Lana, !two: nd marina some°.
Bolto', Onmome to rn, Tanka, Iron Beata, t. 0.; Croons
of all kundo, either Iron or Br.nr.
• . ,
Iron Frame Roots for Elam Works, Work MIODII. Rail
road Stations, fro,
Retorts and Gat Machinery of the letter raid most Im
proved nonstruetiO •
desoiipilon of Plantation Machinery, sash ns
dust, idavr, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open Stems
Trains, Defooators, Filters, Pumping Engines, ko.
Sole Agents for it Itillioux's Patent euter Ming
Apparatus; fiatrartlea Patent Bream Hammer* and
k Wolsey's Patent ticntrifitgal Sugar Grain
ier Maelon.e. wet-,
DOINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY, No. 952
BEACIi Street, Rensimrton, Philadolphus.—WlL-
LlAM. 'VIERS Informs hm fnends that, havma pnt
°hatted the entire steak qf Patterns at the above Foun
dry, he in now prepared to TeillAVO orders fopllolling i
Grist, and Saw Mill Castings, Sony, Chemical, and
Rouse Work, Gearing. Castings made from Raver.
bemtory or Cupola Furnaces, in dry or acorn rand, or
nr. pire-tr
I.2IIILADELPiIIA TERRA OOTTA MA
NUFACTORY, SEVEN 11-1. and GERM A.PITOW.N
road and 1010 CHERTN UT Street, Vitrified Drain
arid Water Pipes,; Ventilating Flues, Hot Air'Flues, and
I.onolce Flues nutter or Terra Cktta, and of mutable eine
for every claim or buildings. Thie article ie worthy tlie
attention of all parries euttniq up buildinge. Large
size sewerage pipes for city dreinlqe, water pipes war
ranted to stand a severe prom re. We are now prepared
to ppntraot with omen or oorporationa for this article in
any quantity. We warrant our goods to be equal if not
vparior to any other m.le in the United !Hotels or
Europe. Ornamental Chimney Tops and Garden
lePtr-ti
5°0.,n00 HAVANA VIGIARS.—Com
.r ,,, - prising :
Partagas, Figaro,
Espanola, Cabanas,
Neptune, B'aok sea,
Calhoun, A, now,
Adoraoson, Arror o Ronde, ke,
or Regalia, Londres, Millar. Concha, Opera, and Fign
rine., of all oases, qualities, end prices t si storeti re
Cent arriVale and lon sale by LH att L. 1,9 Te, At,
ne4l Ityr ' 130 WALN UT Street.
CARDAMOM SEF,D, MALAI3AR-1 case
for sale. WETHEItILL fr. 33/107111.11.
sell) 47 and 49 Nora! BEOOIIO St.
BIJ,RNT UMBER—Ground' pure: in Oil,
for vaIeWEaIiERI . LL & BROTHER, 47 and
i ,
49 North rt..ori Htrnnt. m 6.1
T,ARD Bbls. Extra -We. 1
Lato 19iIV in goo and for thin:Ty ROW LEY,
ASIILIDRDIER, a GO.. 1.70.16 Roan Whatves. sn26
F,MRB - 4 . *". ; PLATEQUIvi SVALE4S;
ewe far br';'7l6FA • 1111141DIKS
qtre6l, t17.1N0,
ell
tar ae
SALES UT AIICTION
FURNESS, BRINLEY ez CO.,
Nn. 429 MARKET STREET.
BALE OF IMPORTED DRY GOODS,
Un Tuesday Morntngi
October 2, at 10 o,oloek, by oatalogue, on six months'
credit.
000 packages and lttiof fancy and staple dry goods.
LONDON WRITE MARSEILLES qualm
• 10-4, 114, 124, and 144 heavy white Marseilles
ALL-WOOL PLAID ENI (WM
10-4 and 124 all-wool plaid shawls.
Do do do long do.
Black and colored etella shawls.
FARTS RICH altaC. VESTINOS,
For City Trade.
An invoice of rich Paris silk venting,.
riEI.EIIPLAWORK. EMBROIDERIES.
An invoice of new style needlework embroideries.
sale Btunplee and catalogues early on the mermaid
.
VIENNA COLORED 1311.00 HE LONG SHAWLS.
On uelelay Morning.
NO Vienna oslored broebe long shawls.
BONNET RIBBONS - , BILKS, /cc,
New style bonnet ribbons.
Black and colored silkso
Linen table cloths, abaft cords.
Victoria lawns, printed border cambric handkerohi'fe.
BALE OF FRENCH GOODS.
On Fndsy Morning,
October a, at 10 o'clook, by catalogue, on six month's'
oredlt.
601' packages and lots of fumy and Maple French
Irma,
Id gambles arranged for examination, with cata
logues, emir on the morning of sale.
IV F. PANOOAST, AUCTIONEER, SRC.
• oessor to B. SCOTT, JR.. 431 CHESTNUT St.
Peremptory Sale of Supertor
AMERICAN CUTLERY, TO CLOSE AN ACCOUNT.
This Morning.
October let, well be sold by catalogue, on a liberal
credit, 26 (Imes of first quality Amon can Intlery. corn-.
prising a full assortment of the beet goods in the
_mar
ket sale polltiVe, commencing at n o'clock precisely.
grcatalogues and samples ready on Saturday, Sep
tember 30th.
laoladedwtlibefound-7
2,soollaZEii TABLE CUTLERY.
Consisting in part of—
Fne cocoa, ebony, and ivory handled knives and
forty e, of a variety of patterns, ivory. cocoa, and ebony
knives onjy. tea.
An°, a him of fine pocket outlay, Prussian table mate,
&0., ego.
POSITIVE SALE OF AMERICAN AND IMPORTED
DRY GOODS, EMBROIDERIEN. TRIMMINGS,
MILLINERY GOODS, JEWELRY, &c.
On Wednesday Morning.
Oiit. 3, by catalogue, on a Credit, commenoing at 10
o'olook preeieely.
Included Will be found—
A full nod desirable assortment of seasonable goods,
well worthy the attention of the trade.
131.1.11L1P FORD & 00., ADOTTONEERS,
No. 630 MARKET Street, and 621 MINOR
Fltroe!..
POIRTIVE SALE OFLOrO CANES BOOTS. SHOES,
BROGANS.
On Thursday Morning,
October 4, at 10 o'clock prsotsely, will be sold, by
catalogue, on 4 months' credit. lAroo oases men's, boys',
and youths' omit, kip, grain, and thick boots, brogans,
gai tars, and Oxford ties.
Women's. misses'. and children's goat. morocco, and
kid boots, lasting gaiters, kid slippers.
Also, a full assortment of city-made boots. shoes, and
gai tars.
The attention of Boot and Shoe buyers is particularly
ay tted.
irrGootle open [or examination with catalogues early
on morning of ante.
SALE BY AUOTION OF A VALUABLE
DRAMATIC LIBRARY.
.1. SABIN &CO Auctioneers,
Corner of FOURTH Street and LAFAYPITTE Place,
one door enst of Broadway. Now York,
Will sell on the Bth of OCITOBeR next, and eleven
following days, the very extensive and valuable
D RA MATTO LIBRARY
Of the late WALE. BURTON. Esq., the eminent
Comedian.
The oolleotion comprises an immense assemblage of
Hooke renting to the Stage. including interesting speci
mens of the gayly English Drama, exceeding in extent
any colleetion that has ever been submitted to the pub
lic, eompetition, commenoing with the earliest dawn of
Histrionic Art, and brought down to the present time.
Among these will be found the first four Folio Shake
paves. and' seventy other editions; also. about 1.1;00
vole. of Shakeperian—an unrivalled collection of Book,.
of Wit and Humor—a complete Series of the Hinter' , of
the Ntage,;coutemninr m uslaPageants, eta. Obi English
Poetry of the Elizabethan Era, 'winding all the Co
temporariee of Shahepeare. Indeed, the Collection is
at once magniheent and =qua, and offera to buyers a
rare opportunity of collecting Books not to be obtained
exaopt in the dmpersion of private collections.
The Catalogue, which comprises nearly too pages, is
now ready. and may be had of the Auctioneer, or at 27
South BIXTR Street, Philadelphia.
J. SABIN d CO. give special attention to the Sale of
Paintings, etc., for which their facilities are uu
eurpaseed. Consignments eolieited. seatoolte.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF
PENNSYLVANIA. 1836.
.
OFFICE B. E. atariE phiHIRD AND WALNUT
Streets, adelpnia.
MARINE INSURA.NCE
ON VESSELS,
CARGO, To all parts of tho World.
FREIGHT,
INLAND INSURANCES
- • - - - -
On Goods, by River Canals Lakes, and Land Carriage
FIRE
INSURANCES
On Merchandise generally.
On Storis llwellingßouses.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY,
November 1, 1052.
Par. Market Vatter.
Fil23 (.60 Philadelphia City 61 p oent. Loan.. $ 123,06000
tiao.ooo Pennsylvania State 6 cent . Loan, 03,655 00
21,003 Pennsylvania State 6 cent. Loan— 21.000 60
$21,000 U. Treadtry 6.41, fiP' cent. Notes and
interestdue. 5;462 rig
830,000 U. S. Treasury 6 7'' cent . Notes anil
interest due. . 30,615 00
$22,000 Temporary Loan to the City of Phita
delphis..--..• 25,000 00
$60,020 kenraylvania, Railroad Sit Mortgage
6v cent Bonda..— 4.'as6o 00
8 . ),01'0 North Pennsylvania Railroad Mort
gage 0 If/ cent. Bonds... 12,500 CO
SlC,oooWest Philacelphta Passenger Railway
Company 7 ot. coupon Bonds. 12,600 00
510,000, 200 Moues stook Germantown Oas
Company. interest kid priiimpal
guarantied by the city of Phi1a
de1phia..._.........._. - 25.000 00
$2OO, 100 abater ronnolinititttrag.;ldonr
pany....—.. 6,776 00
115,000,100
ny
shares North Pennsylvania Railroad
mpa...
$2,220 share?Y'hiladelphia Ice Boat and Steam 350
00
Tug Company, Philadelphia and
savannah Steam Navigation Com
pany, Ocean Steam Navigation
Company. Philadelphia and
Ravre de Orace Steam Tow Boat
Company, Philadelphia Exchange
• Comvany— 1.21000
4:143,03 a 408,718
Bood. and Mortgagee, and Real Estate. Of
fice Hmtdia.........• • ....... ........
Bills receivable for Insurances made.........
Balance due at Agencies—Premiums en Ma
rine Polioies, interest. and other debts due
the Company..— ......WWI 68
Scrip, and Mock of sundry Insuranoe Corn- -
genies.-- . ....
Cash on Deposit in Bank.—
William Martin.
Edmund A. Bauder,
Thehilas Paulding,
John[. Penrose,
John C. Davie,
James Traquair,
William .t.) re, Jr.,
Tames C. Hand,
William C.
Toeeph H. Seal.
Dr. R. M. Huston,
George C. Leper,
CTN.-,
Chula isoily,
WILLIAi
THOS. C.
HENRY LYLBURN. tier
----8193
- 71
I IFE INSURANO]
JI- 4 PANY.—THE PENN
RA.NCE COMPANY, 921 C
CC,11,691 52.
1 NSUReB LIVES for thl
annuities and end:iv:mats-
Real Estate. anti makes all
contingencies of Life.
They not as Exeoutore,
Trustees, and Guardians.
E
Daniel L. Miller, TR USTE Sa B.
mnel E. Stokes,
Benjamin Castes, William Martin,
- Riohard 8. Newbold. James FL NiUrarlend,
William P. Hacker, Joseph H. Trotter.
William HVcprn, James Easton.
Samuel C hos. Theophilns Paulding,
Charlas Ida lowed. EtlnV A. Eander,
Henry C. Towilsend, lan{ L. Hutchinson,
• Rodalphus iCeut, On Horner,
Vv iram It. Carr, ills S. Archer,
P. V. fleflon, !Minuet J. Christian,
Wi ham Robertson. Joseph al. Mamma,
Warner Hl, Rama. John C, Brenner,
P. d. Mielder, Eaaton.
DANIEL L. rittlibEß, President.
Sahli.. E. SVIKES, Vice Fres t.
Jour; W. libation. &rota/v. null
,% =RICAN FIRE INSURAI3OE 00.,
-LA- INCORPORATED 1810—ORARTEI FERRET ,
uAL.
Ro. no WALNUT arrder l above Third, Philadelphia,
Having a lure Pald-up . aplial Stook and Slue In
vested it sound and arm able Haunting', oon nue to
insure op DsroUnive, Stores, Furniture, Mere endive,
Vowels in Fort and their cargoes, and other Personal
f toady. All lulu liberally and promptly adjusted.
r
li.
Thos. R. Marl,, PIIISCI dB T. Learn,
John Welsh, amen R. CamPbali.
Samuel C. Marton, Edmund G. Dula*,
Tatrioll Brady. Israel M o Chu. W. Fonitney,
rns.
THOMAS R.PARIB. President '
ALBERT C. L. CRAWFORD. neeretarr. fen S-u
qUAKER CITY INSURANCE COMEA
NY—FRANKLIN BUILDINGS, 403 WALNUT
ST EET, PHILADELPHIA. . CAPITAL AND SUR
FLUS_S3S4,74/70.—/nsures against Lou or Damage by
Fire and the Penis of the Sea, Inland Navigation and
l'rutoortation.
GEORGE H. HART, President.
E. r. ROSS, Vice President.
H. H. comasuALL, they end Treartra.
IL H. BUTLER, Ausistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS,
II gorge H. Hart, E. P. Bosse,
k. O. Oattell, Foster S. Perking,
E. W. Bailey, Andrew R. Chambers
E. R. Omaha% Samuel bones, At D., '
}lon. H. M. Puller. niWtr
XCHANGE INSURANCE COMPANY
7-91ficte . No. 469 WALNUT Street.
• ..
FIRE INSURANCE on Houses and Merohandise
senerallnon favorable terms, either limited or per
petual.
DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah Borman., Edward D. Boberts,
John Q. Gummi°. John J. Griffiths,
Joshua T. Owen, Reuben C. Hale,
Thomas Marsh, John MoDowell. Jr.,
ainl. L. Smedley._ Jae. T. Hale, Bellefonte.
JEREMIAH BONSALL, President,
JOHN Q. GINNODO, Vice President.
EDWARD W. Div ,n. Igeoretare nth,' mtf
THE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY
.PP PHILADEPRIA.
(FIRE 1114311RAVOE EXPLOSIVELY.)
ecnimuvrs BUILDINEt. S. CORNER
_FOURTH AND WALNUT STREETS.
DIRECTORS.
F. ILLessvom. MA's. Moto:moll. ILLIVIOAs
WILLTAKAIoKAT, ZO. H. STUART,
ITALBRO FILLZIXIII, Ls, E. BROWD,
iolitt IS. ATWOOD, . A. FAHIaSTOOKs
b 1197. T. TRBDICII, ssxw D. CAM,
Jimmy Witan F. Tos. J . .SHRINOIR.
RATOILF RD TARR, President.
OTIARLES W. COX% Seotetary. fen
COAL•OIL LAMPS.
L
KE T T! , . ,, O i S m E . N o ! , O .u R atie O .. J . A r L
i ( T ) T I R L B A ..c M CO PS. N — ..
35 North PAGIVIII. Street. in the manufacture and
sale or Kerosene, or Coal Oil, LUMPS, and the extra
ordinary quantity of the juelly-aelobr:ted Keroreng Oil
sold by, them, has excited the jealousy of certain pas
tier ola,ming to be the " onls manufacturers" 01 Coal
011 Lamps, We have heretofore, and do now, claim to
sell in better article, and at as /oica Trice, and, in Stint
casts,Mica lower than any house in the trade. Whe
ther we have kept our word we think is fully proven by
tlinfnotof the immense Saleil made to alt sections of the
Union. Knowing no South, no North, no East. no West,
but giving to all SCCII(MS an article of supertor
rts/tie, gotten up with the hest tante, and warranted,
in all oases, to give zoti,./action. and we now reassert
that we can, and do. and will continue to, sell a supe
rior article of Lamps, Chandeliers, tr., together with
eTerything appertaining to the business, no low as can
1).3 bintlht either in Philadelphia or elsewhere, for proof
of Which we invite country nzerthants inn deniers to
es:mune our stock, and satisfy themselves than this is
no Idle hi - matins• but simply farts, Which ormuot be non
trovetted by Illere assertions. •
We.. oleam to torinviarture (tudwithittailding the
shoe stria bthrinees). and sell our 111 non as ion' a s
"th o ei ll o e litt ho ,u ls , e n i t n io t n he t: r t a i.lari We iie Wertaßy .
etnpha featly;; YEn. and are ,onatly2trrs e i r n
the-mestgatisfriatoty manner,' at."' ' at much
pi ines , ssakill challenge aLp one to p r o d 6 'the same
- articled aril inthealtryee. - Cr —
Opr,VOtto. ANp.t.tz t t iva"-iztbiriaa tail for
Arrosly, halustrY, Anil thrive'
111,grittFOr the hhhat Of beaten wheal • • •
W171'1:113 & CO. ate located aplife' , l3s.Nsirth
EIGHTH , Streak. N..E. corner Filbert First
Cloned ltetall Rooms. E 1
Wholesaie Rooms in the asps- stOries'"U / 464 36
wad 37 North Emma. Street, se27-ti
NEW YORK.
...... 3,260 00
- 67,060 31
3801,655 57
DIRECTORS.
Samuel E. Stokes,
J. F. Pemeton,
Henry Sloan.
Edward Darlington,
H. Jones Brooke,
Hemmer M'llvame,
Thomas C. Hand,
Robert Burton.
Jacob P. Jones,
James 13, M'Parlard,
Joshua P..hyre,
John B Snmele, Pittab'g
D. T. Morgan, ••
A. B. Berger,
.M MARTIN. President.
J. HAND, Vine President.
aoretarv. dl6-elm
AND TRUST QOM
MUTUAL LIFE IN6II
- Street• Maas,
vhole term of life—grants
—Purohases lire interests in
I oonlracts depending on the
Administrators. Assignees
SALES BT AUcTlori.
MTHOMAS' it' SONS • _
• Noe. 139 and 141 South FOURTHS treet.
(Formed., NOX. 67 and ".'
STOCKS AND REAL ESTATR TUESDAY NEXT.
Pamphlet catalogues now ready. containing full de.
goriptions of all theroperty to be sold on Tuesday new,
2d liotober, with a list of sales 1176. 13th, loth, and 234
Octoher s comprising a large amount of valuable pro
perty.
RTOCRS Amt REAI. RSTA.TR.
SALES AT THE EXCHANGE EVERT TUESDAY
During the buutnea sewn in July and Angled only
°cesium:m.las*.
sir Handbag of eachproperty Issued separately, In
addition to which we nubile!, on the Saturday previous
to each rude, one thousand cataloguer , in pamphlet
form, giving full desonptions of all the property to be
sold on the following Tuesday.
A R Wes of real estate and stooks a
the Exchange will hereafter be held at 19 o'clock
noon.; and, In the evening. at . 1 goloo
oar Contributors tvAtoittp
either
R an i mimr
till" We have a large amount of real estate at private
sale, inoluding every deacription of city and country
Pr9Perty. P_rinted beta rnsy be had et the &notion store
PRIVATE SALE REGISTER.
Si7 - Real estate entered on onr private sale registers
and advertised occasionally in our public. sale abstract
(of which MOO copies are printed Weekly,) free
charge.
Parameter/ Bale.
couroit BONDS. MORTGAGES. &c,
h Da
October let, at 12 T
o'cl is
ock, y.
noon, will be sold at
Public, sale at „the Philadelphia Exohange, without re
serve, for cash, for account of whom it may concert,
the following, via
289 coupon bond, of the Eastern Market Company,
81,000 each ($219,000,) secured by three mortgages, the
first bearing dale 26th March 4 lB62; the setoond beating
date 13th June, MO; and the third bearing date 7th
February.lBoo, and recorded at Philadelphia m mort
gage book AL B. No. 27. page Or; A D 1e0.32, page
We, and AI) B, No. 62, sa es 2g, respentively.
Also, a receipt of A. W. Juvenal, Superintendent of
the -Girard Trust; for 10 of, said bonds, end the rights
thereby seoured.
Third. A certain bond and mortgage given and exe
cuted by James Young to Rulings Cormerthwait, for
$27,00, but which has since been reduced toglydaye.l4,
tile same having been assigned by the said flutings
Cowperthwait to Eranois A. Drexel, and by the eald
Franois A. Drexel to. William Bucknell, and also sun
dry Policies of insurance upon the Market Hence of the
said company.
Terms—Cash, payable at the time of sale, imme
diately after the property is struck off.
ELEVENTH FALL Et.ALE—OCTOBER 2.
Neat modern HEMDENCE, with large aide yard, Tra.
UM Filth street, below Girard avenue. Lot n feet
front,
Very desirable Country REF.IDENCE: and 4 Acres of
Land. Oak lane, near the old Oak Lane Station. North
Pennsylvania Railroad. Immedmte possession. Tents.
$2.000 cash.
Neat Modern RESMENCE, N 0.112 nonth Nmeteenth
street. near Chestnut istreet • has the modern. conve
niences. May be examined 'between 10 and 12, and
awl 5 o'clock. .
. .
Elegant Brown Stone RESIDENCE, No. 3 Weat
Logan equate. Lot 22 feet front, 140 deep- The he-we
le bruit in 'the beat manner and replete with allithe mo
dern conveniences. _ . -
. . .
T;roBaperior Modem RERIDENCth wide :lards.
stables. and wean houses, Prankfor dud and Anbern
street. Lots each to feet front, 180. fee: deep to Coral
strdet.
Executors' Sale—Ratite of John Bowman, deseased.
CRANBERRY f , Aßiti, 322 A 0 1 ,38, JohasuidAttan
tic county. New Jenrey, about two miles from We/-
mouth !Station. on 'the Camden and Atlantic Railroad,
adjoining lands of Menace. Lipp.noott Parry.
Three-story
_Brisk DWELLINts, No: 1911 Oadlowhill
street, east of Twentieth street.
Three story Brick DWELLING. N 0.117 Washington
area. op unite Jefferson Square.
Modern Three-story Brink DWELLING. N 0.910 pine
street, meet .of Ninth street l ;
has the modern COLIVI3-
rdences. Lot 20 tett front.
Modern Brick RESIDBNCE, No. 1206 Rots street,
west fel Tenth etreet; has the modern conveniences.
Neat
tasen.
Neat Modern DWELLING, No. 730 Buttonwood at.,
first house east of Eighth street; has the modern cor.-
ventences. Clear of all ineumbrance.
Four-story Brick FOUN DRY,,No.M4 Pear etreet, be
tween Second and Third streets, below Walnut street,
Three-etmy Brick'D WELLING, No: 427 Genial et.,
east of EOM street.
Three story Brick DWELLING, No eas Powell et,
between Fifth and ritsli,e-nd Id_urttee and Pone et sets.
PI4REMPTURY BALE OF WOOL,BY ORDER OF
Neat modern DWELLING, No. 413 South Eighth
street. corner of Lombard street, has the modern con
veniences. Valuable brisinesstiroperts.
Three-story brick DWELLING, No, 236 Arch street,
east of Thlra street.
Three-story brick TAVERN AND DWELLING,
No. 1600 Coates street, west of eixteenth etreet.
Peremptory Bale.
7 TRACTS, 1595 AURES BROAD TOP C GAL
LANDS.
Seven tracts valuable Coal Lands, Broad Toy Bed
ford and Huntingdon counties, Penney Lau da.Terms
half each. Handbills, pane and run - eye; also a report
of Mr. John Fulton, geologiet, together with specimens
of the coal, may be seen at the auction rooms. Fate
ahsoluta.
TwErl , sf/toliv^
2WELF7II. FALL SALE-01110BE.R,
PereITLIAnTy Sale Oct he Premises. property atom, ee.
cured by W. A. Edwards, Ers,deloaarml• Thitra
day, October 11th, 19fO, at 12 o cloak noon.
VALUABLE En RX. 116 ACRES 41 rgitcHEt4,
Radnor townehip,Jmlaware county, on the • ziono ester
turnpike, 12 mane from Philadelphia, Ft thin a tint, of
Waynean Station and one-quarter of a mile of the
Station, on the West Cheater Railroad. The'
land is in first-rate condition, and the farm is admitted
to be one of the bent in Radnor to'sinahip.
erma—One-third cask. Bala aboollitz.
Peremptory Sale. No. 904 MA.7134)31" Street,
BTOCK OF SUPERIOR PIANOS.
TblelMorams,
Ont.], at 31 o'clock, at b 10.995 Market street, the en
tire stook of P. Bohnlers(fate.Wilhelm k t•ohrder,) de
filming business, comprising a general assortment of
firebolass t% and 7-ootave Rosewood Pianos, Mann fao
tured with great care, expressly for his wareroom sales,
and warranted in every respect.
liter May be examined three data previous to isle,
with catalogues, and will be sold without reserve.
•
SA LE OF STANDARD AND OMAR ROOKS, ON
VARIOUS SUBJEOIB—A portion ]n
new and fresh stock.
Oa Tneaday.Erening.
Pot.% at the auction store. a-large assortment of
Popular miscellaneous books, all new and fresh stmt.
Igor Catalogues will he ready on Tuesday morning,
and the hooka arranged for examination.
Sale No. 327 PINE street.
SUPERIOR. FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD PIANO,
TAPESTRY CARPI,TS. /to.
On Wednesday Manage,
October B. at to o'clock, et No. :IXT Pine street, be:ow
Fourth street, the , superior parlor, durirg-room, and
oliamber furniture, rosewmxi piaco-forte, by
Davis & Co., fine tapestn mat.
trstle., &re , of agentleman leaving the city.
Also. the kitchen furniture.
ilbir May be examined at 8 o'clookol2. the mOlllll3 of
the sale.with catalogue.
Mgt at Nos. 139 •
IoR Ft"
at Nee. end 141 ,att,i FORRYK_Streft•
BILPERIUR FURNITURE, IthNoll-PLAE etLft ,
MORS, PLANO-FORTES, BRUSSELS OARPETB.
On Thurt4l3y Alornoutz.
Ate at the Attetion Store, es seeertstest of
exeelloot wend-hand fornitare, elegant ,piano-tortee ,
mirrors,Onmirrors, eAreete, eto ., from %althea deelinao4
houzekeeolog, removes to the snore for oortenleues of
sale.
DALE No. 1830 ARCH rrREET,
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, VELVET AND BRITS
EELS CARPETS. AIIRRIORB • FIN. OIL
On Friday Morning.
tlotober Bth, at M o'clock, at Igo 1810 Arch greet, bl
catalogue, th esuperior Rosewood Furniture. One Man
tel Mirrors. elegant Velvet, Brussels, and other car
pets, Oil Cloths: Ito., in use but a short time, end in
expellent _
the Kit Chen Furniture, and about tons of
Coal.
The cabinet furniture was made by Moore &
Catnpion.
SW M 37. oe examined on the morning of Bale at
9
o'clock, wt,h catalogues
Rale S. E. oorner EIGHTH and SPRUCE Streets.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, ROST:UN:OD vIoNO.
MIRRORS CURTAINS, CAS CHANDELIERS,
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
On Mender Morning.
Oot 8, at o'clock. atlthe southeast corner of Eighth
anal Oracle streets, the superior rosewood mano-forte.
by Richenbaoh, Frei:toll-plate mantel mirrors, broostal
curtains, brume and gilt gas ohandebere, tapestry out
put,. &e.
Aloe, the kitchen furniture.
*l' May be examined on thd morning of Bala, at ,3
o'clock.
MOSES NATILANS, ATI O TIONICEH
AND CONIHISSIOR MERCHANT, southeast
corner O , IIIXIMAnd LACE Beres ta
VO
512P.,060 to loan, at the lowest rates, on 41emonds.
watotiffe, jewelry, raver plate, My goods. obtain, Krt.
cameo, seg hardware, outlory pianos, mirrors, Ulf
n itUre, bedding', and On goods of everydesoriptton, to
largo or small amounta, from one dollar to thousands
for an length of time agreed on.
lNir The Oldest Eatabflshed Donis In Ws tits.
lefir Pnytte entranoe on RAOF Sikeea.
gar Business bonne fgrii4.l.4l. OAP. td.
Heavy inturanaly N t l 40% m a w.
4W 4 L7 443 =du ya..; . 31 at two sent,
Advance! 0 ° H4I and nearj., at one Der oent, tar
short tonna
AT PRIVATE Ha
Some_otile 4neet GOLD PATEN"' LEVER ari
ORIORIONETLR WATCHED, ro" d ut i ot ure d h e lf
the usual selling_ snots, gold it:et and lepine watches
silver lever and lepine mihe s , English, Swiss al
ire nc i h" t ch.9/' 8 ... - cstdmilung low prices, jewetry o
ftmmt".e, figst quality of Havana mars, at half the
every dirrie ,on vary low, guns, pultolsantwical in
-Ipilltfon prioe, in
_quantities to suit purchasers, and
various other kinds of g_oods.
OUT DOORI SALES
Attended to personally by the AnoHoneer,
Consignmekta of LW and eve kind of neje sell
sited. NOSES NATHAN&
SPLENDID SET OF
SALE. DIAMONDS AT PRIVATE
Consisting of diamond and opal breast= and ear
rings. Pnoe, .P6lO. Coat in Paris $1.403.
PIANOS.
T ) PIANOS ! PIANOS ! ! PIANOS !
PIANO-FORTES
11ILO1EONe
PIANO-FORTIS.
ELODEONS,
Made br Raven, Raman, & Co., Mann M atc Clark, HaLott,
Davie. & Co., find others.
E. GOULD,
myit-ly SEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
STEINWAY & SOWS NEW PA
RENT OVER-STRING GRAND PIANOS,
SQUARE GRAND. AND SQUARE PIANOS, now
preferred in concerts and in private circles hl the beat
performers, Received the first premiums over the befit
makers, from judges like Gotbsehalk, Mason. and others.
Challenge all competition, BLASIUS It RoTHERS,
ILS-11 1006 CHESTNUT Street.
NINI HAINES BROS.; OVERSTRUNG
P A_T E N T-A OT lON PIANOFORTES,
" Cheapest Fun Class Pianos made. A- splendid
GSZOrtment or Louis xry and other styles , - for sale us
notary Cash Priem and warranted for 8 years.
Elsoond-hand Banos for sale and to mkt
GEORGE L. WALKER.
S. E. Cor. of SE Vt..N TH and ARCH St.
PRINCE & CO.ll Improved MELODEONS. from
arm onward R.
STOVES.
STOVES! STOVES!!
► JAMES SPEAR',
1 , , 1116 MARKET STREET,
a now prepared to meet the wants at the pnbas more
completely in all the det, , ila of the Stove trade then any
other eetabliehment in Philadelphia. in proof of which
he invitee cost reft&TlVa F.KA.KINATION.
The following are among his own popmar inventions,
several of which have already obtained a national repu
tation/IN eurplasing In cza.nenct and econGtlig: any other
Stoves in use.
JAMES SPEAR la the Inventor and Patentee of the
Improved Gas burning Cooking Steve, acknowledged to
be the beet Stove for family use in the world.
JAMEa SPEAR le the Patentee of the celebrated
Gas-oonannuns Cooking Range, now rapidly coming
into general am
JAMES SPEAR ig the Patentee of Ole Improved tin
ref e Airtight Gas consuming Parlor St,ivis.
AIES SPEAR is the Inventor of the Itnnroto.3
(Patented/ Ornamental Stole Urn, which, from its
beauty and utility, is likely, this season, to he univer •
sally adopted.
JAMES SPEAR Is the Patentee or the Labor, Fuel.
and Comfort-eaviny, Ironing Pan.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentlae of the
celebrated Railway ear theater.
i
JAMES SPEAR s the Inventor of the Improved
Fire-board Stove.
. . •
For all of the above the Inventor very Justly claims
advantages which require but to be understood by the
Dublio to be universally appreciated and prefetred to
any other articles of that clam in the market; and he
would hereby extend a cordial invitation to all persons
in want of Stoves to call and examine for themselves.
Parties vi Willic to examine will have avers attention
shown them. whether intending
...Immediately to put.
chase or not. tien-aa
THE 0 EL EBRATED •ROYAI,
COOKING STOVE is the best and most koplk
lar Cooking Stove in the market. I t ie rids
•-• either with or without gas-berniek hatree.
Manufactured and for sae by Nof13:11. Caß t na
NORTH, Foundry Ware-rnoma, 20P .I`6o.ra. 8
Streit:
THE FIERY STAIC.qAS-BIJEN
,Q;ir ING AND RADIATING XAGOR novs to
;"•• t h i al t =
t e u n r d rd i q VrgiTnffigilO ß ß e ittOtiv:
NORI'.II, joundry Ware-roprua, 209 Forth
00ND street.
OUR NEW OM/BURNING BASE
STOVE lathe most beautiful Store or the lona.
and much more durahle then the li-os-brirnera
with a ghee iron base• MADllisentred and for asle by
NORTH, Cifh.6B. & NOICTItf, Folthdry vrere-reome
409 North titiCOND Street. - setitat
AT AUCTION PRTIJEti.;--STOPE, • O — P
CRESFItvES, 'MACHINK. I 4'; h..,
erdsinF out 4t. (*VonW.closs PEKA!'lcsa,•ll2
1111.kf.11(ET:bt.toot. at
Gallon 6" irat f rit - BleiChea
,Njr - . do. do. do. 4 1Ploug,
o. nx on.. -d o.
jotM do. i4nd dn. 011
bt.r
..4,000
N 11 efined wips ; s o
to+ d.for bale by ROWliz All
/ ?MA W 4114134,