AMERICAN NOTES A, ROYAL JOURNEY.
BARON REEEREW'S PROGRESS
THROUGH THE WEST•
ST. 1;0'018 AND 'CINCIRRAII.f
THE TUFT-HUNTERS IN ECSTASIES,
The Bali at Pike's Opera House.
TENRINS CAN GET NO SUPPER, IS VERY
ANGRY, AND ABUSES CINCINNATI.
Our exchangos, and particularly those froth the
West, are overrun with glowing accounts of the
doings and adventures of Baron Renfrew. Mast of
these are in the on, totundo vein, while many ere
fairly illustrative of the obsecieions style adopted
-by our American miters in glorifying the Loyal ,
youth. We sated moan elegant extracts
A TRADE IN NORSE!.
At the fair isione of the trotting
horses, eileer-Beele, - alkaceed the Duke of Bow,
cootie's 'attention, and was ,parohaeed by him.
Another, Wide Awake, came in for the Brinoe's
Admiration, and, like Ida friend, the Duke, he be
came also a • purchaser at the fair. Both will bi
Gent to Ragland. .
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ADMIOCR47IC RZOIPTION,
.The eagerness. atikkeennear ,with 'silica his, per
son and features were, from on ttli eldes t : , scanned;
seemed rather to discompose him, and he sought a
temporary relief by inspecti'is the Olean planks of
the desk. His mood was, /stew's, soon unproved
by the eagerness of a amen lad, who rushed tin-,
awed ipto his Highness' most immediate presence,
and gated upward into his features with an amu
singly fixed scrutiny until removed. ♦ consolons
mess of the ludicrous stole over the royal • cohnte
mines, and he raised his large knaves i f wist
fullyi and half curiously to the groups above and'
around him. ills party being all on boark the
remained a few moments on the tower deek, , each
apparently "taking., notes"—mentally—for him
self, while‘bis Highness-waited with amiable pa
tienee to be delivered from his part in the show.
Mean'ethile the ejaculations, exclamations. senten
tious reflections, Lo., of the surveying spootators i
were incessant and eloquent—such as " His nose
Is Roman," " Why don't he look up ?" "Ile seems
fagged," "He looks pleasant," "lie's bow-leg
ged," " Which is he !" " It's the one with the, mine
in hie mouth !" "La! is that the Prince? thought
his hair was lighter," "Ain't he atoop-shoulder
ed ?" "There, he's talking to the big-whiskered
man !" " reggar Dutch !" "There's no harm
hlm, sure !" "That cane !" " Won't ha make a
speech?" Ao., indefinitely. Truthfully, the im
pression made upon considerate observers by the
young baron is, that he is an amiable aid sensible
gentleman.
TIM BARON GRACIOUSLY RRMAIIIS
Lord Renfrew accepted gratefully the invitation
of Capt. Railer to look at the engine and ma
ohiuery of the boat, and thus furnished to the
sharply-looking fair ones an opportunity which was
not suffered to pass unimproved, of additienally
feasting their vision with his princely person. On
returning from this tour of inspection. he expressed,
himself much pleased, and graciously rembixied
with his party and the accompanying gentlemen
on the upper deck. He marked with evident inte-
rest the transition of scenery, and rather listened
to, than actually engaged in, the conversation of
Ids group.
The event of the day, and indeed of the trip
thus far, was the ball given at Pike's Opera House.
It was a private speculation, and as each, a failure.
The roam was beautifully deoorated, and the
made was good. The Prince and his entire suite,
in plain dress, arrived at 10 o'clook, and the at
tendants, to the number of 500, rose while be
crowed the parquette, and the band played the na
tional anthem. lie danced first with the wie of
the proprietor of the theatre, Mrs. Pike. There
were, perhaps, one hundred well•dreseed people in
the room, while the rest were awkward, Unman
nered, ungainly, and dressed to the mast marked
wretched taste.
THE HEASON,-.WHY UN CAN GET NO flifiPEß
There was no nipper, and, as a whole, Oinoin
nati should be ashamed of the exhibitionmade be
fora the eyes of the royal guests last evening.
sit INCIDSRT.
An old English soldier visited the Prince on
Saturday last,.and a long and pleasant interview
armed. The old veteran gave the Prince 'three
obeers on his departure, the crowd outside the
hotel assisting.
TIM BARON FINDEI A WELLTION.
A boy twelve years of age also called on the
Prince, and represented himself as a descendant of
the Duke of York.
'The boy presented documents establishing his
claim. The Prince and General Brune listened to
the little fellow's story, and it is believed they re
garded the whole thing as a first-claw hoax.
• Ji NISTA/CZ
The Marquis of Chandos arrived from Indiana
polis yesterday. There was a great turnout to
Twelve him, the people mistaking him for the
Primo. Tho Marquis, Lord Ilinchelbrook, and
Hon, Mr. Elliott, will travel with the Prince, but
not Lathe official suite.; .
TIM HATUER OF AMU= EDWARD.
The nature of Albert Edward; Prince of Wales,
is of a highly sensitive order, and there is a ti
midity about him which makes him shrink from
contaot with a large and tumultuous crowd, such
as that which surrounded hie carriage on the mon
ition of his landing yesterday. Ile is of delicate
organization, the temperament most allied to ge
nius, and to 'him the paths of peace are most wel
come: The turbulent manifestations of a mob,
however well meant or dictated by good feeling,
could not fail to grate harshly upon one of so much
natural and acquired refinement. Therefore, the
lower strata of the dentooratio element may prove
somewhat uncongenial to bun. But lam happy to
say that the people of the United States generally,
and the superior order particularly, have studied
his comfort, pleasure, and wishes with a delicacy
diotated,by that good sense which is their prevail
ing characteristio, that has not failed to impress
him and his suite with a very favorable idea of
American - consideration and courtesy. There has
been a universal dealt& to pay him respect and do
him honor, sal the affections have been widely
enlisted in his welfare. The enthusiasm has been
even greater than was displayed by the people of
the British provinces, although, from the fact of
his assuming the inoognito, the 'usual pageintries
of royalty have been dispensed with, in deference
to his own expressed wishes.
THE IRISHMEN AND THE BARON
No ohm of citizens were more boisterous and
43nthuslaotio in their greetings of Baron Renfrew
than the Pons of the Emerald fele—an illegant "
way they had of following the advice of a sage
Guardsan, that advised them to have no part or
lot in the matter. When the Prince was heated
in the oar yesterday morning, ready for his de•
parture an Irishman wee' observed giving vent to
his feelings in a manner that showed that he wan
fairly overcome with enthusiasm. After shower
ing a score of oompliments on.tbe Prince, he gave
the coup de grace by mining his hat and shout.
ins, "Be dad, and come back here four years
from now and we'll run you for President?" The
royal suite'were greatly amused at this unexpected
invitation, and the Prince came near tumbling
from his seat in a paroxysm of laughter.
TIM TRAVELLINU STIPI7LATION
The agent of the Pii001:1, who to a cousin to him
on Albert's side, arranges all his travelling mat
ters, and stipulates In the bargain with railroad
companies that, on no consideration, shall any per
son be allowed onboard the train except those ne
cessary to manage it ; and these are prohibited
from entering the royal oar, but ride by themselves
in a forward car.
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
When the bargain was made with the imperin•
tendeut of the Little Miami road to convey the
Prince to Pittsburg, the agent endeavored to in
corporate in the contract that the superintendent
should ride on the front oar, and when there was
anything of interest to be aeon on the road he was
to go back and point '3i but to the Prince ; but the
superintendent gracefully declined, whereupon the
Maas was tendered the assistant superintendent,
who likewise declined, asd at last aooounte an in
dividual willing to accept the position was being
searched for.
TEE PRINCE IN wAsmoutorox
It is now definitively nettled that the Prime of
- Wales will be In thin oity on the 3d of October.
He Will arrive hero about 6 P. g , leaving Balti
more at afteen minutes past three P. M. in a
Special train. no will be welcomed by a display
of fire-works, by order of the Cloveininent. These
have been prepared at the arsenal hem. Some of
them, however, have been brought from New
York. The United States de/motels steamer Anti
costi& is being fitted up at the navy yard to escort
his Highness, together with the royal party, and
the Government officials to Mount Vernon. Some
of the baggage belonging to the royal party, in
cluding that of his Royal Highness, has been re
ceived here by Adamsd . ; Co.'s Hapless.
. A gentleman suggests in the Commercial• Ad•
vtrtiser, that Baron Renfrew, while here, should
attend service at St. Paul's Chapel, because his
gund unole;the fluke of Clarence, subsequently
illiest iv., went to dards there ,n 1781.
The Champion of Trans-Atlantic .11iI•
ltarde in New York.
an GIVES ANormsn ExunirrioN, AND ASTONISHES
AMATEURS.
The New York '/';•tbe'n's gives a lengthy'artlola
on a private exhibition to the billiard players of
New York, which Wee given on Saturday evening,
by hi. Berger; the celebrated French player, who
is now in that city as the guest of Mr. Phelan. We
extraot several paragraphs: -
"Mr. Phelan plays froth the mind., M . B erger
plays from the heart. That is the game of judg•
anent, this of ,imagination. The prose or billiards,
and`the poetry. An Berger himself defthes it, the
satiating and the romantic. Berger is the alluring
example for the young and enthusiastic muleteer
in the moat graceful of domestiet games; Bit sp.
ranes ia this country wtll ,certainly,reylve the
latent romance of the billiard.room; f and martins
will nook to his abovvy and bright - standard, to be
inspired with - something •of his own gallant and
pestle spirit.'
" The two ealsoole-ths scientific; and the roinitn
tie—were brou ght into contrast on Saturday eve
ning •in Mr, Phelan's Private room, in his great
. temple of billiards, at the Otter of Broadway,and
Tenth street. The French champion was Intro
dated to the TopresentaTiVek of the American pub. ,
_lie, and exhibited his amazing skill upon hie_ own
table, which has been set up side by side with one
of.Phelan's best. The maiden was one of inter
. national geed will, and of cosmopolitan admiration
"of , genius . ' The company -embraced all the bil
liard editors of the city, and the mist distinguished
prefeklonal and , amateur': players. A collation,
pleasantly capped the eciiimion: • "
"Berger is not aromandst in appettranee. The
spirit of a dream does .not lover about his person.
The abundenthorpuleue“ tuggesta ease and neVae- .
tterk 'force and, weight; Vat never. greet), Beta a
Ova :of the' hie, good-natured :antoti - Bnll that
Yaws% trivia to tickle. ^ litsThands, daft sa they,
are r :nre not - delicate in dbria,.,ll,e, playa on the'
oominon French carom table.; Tide Ananopookate, ,
sinallexthin the table ' ; we use, and „heavier 'a t,
-"the bottom, with. evide - .custifona egriminuling the.
be .Inplaytaig, he 'chalks -talons inoustaattr,
. igenarilly:hothre eaok , ahotOandz,:edsuion t ,n, :
amps •
"4",seriee "of.jhots in the inmehtlieeehool wore
" wee!m. ado:. • They - Were explained-in 11, 'familiar.
wm)..heisentiory; and the roost Militant :elf 'them ell•
n , silteltainesideAapplanse.
we ,lifithent:ijdiagramer
ihs table , cermet hope` tit convey
,the fancies,
thatwer• wrought by the iris& sue. The bails
Monied to be literally under the player's Inspire
paproutirom a semi -oirel• dcsoribial in
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chalk at either corner of the had,' they Comte to
gether Ifilark like a gook of sheep after funning'
their separate rounds, and in a glom group await
ed their next summons. There shots proved:that,
with all his insiglnatton, Berger is a great mathe
mgiolan; and knows wall every eerie of his table.
Audit was• observed 'that in these and kindred
shots of a most.praetioat sort; hawse in all' oases
most sutoeseful. 'ln ~t ifisting' his, ball „lip 'dis
played such-bold skill as has never 'been seen is
thie country. oasis 'always proamt
dioular upon the ball.. Thin is the most difficult .
and dangerous practise, as welt as the Mart un
graceful, and Is only possible to a im
master of the in.
strument. The amateur not only pa the
cloth and, the leather of the sue, but also, in nine
oases out of ten, entirely fails tolive the ivory the
desired_imPelee. _ _ _ _
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"The shots Were equally wonderful.
Berger, drew his ball back to a c mutt from another
baliplioed mid Way Of the table, natant it curving .
and curveting from onshien to cushion with an no
' onraoy of result that wee as' unexpeoted as it was
.beautiful. His' romance Ttatltied , its climax in a
tour de force, that electrified the audlenite, pre;
mi,Ted for almost any, freak of his imagination.
Placing two
_balls at one end of the table, and an
other at the other , end, he propelled his - own ball
frem the two fair upon the °nekton, over which it
ran, as if fitted 'in a groove, until it reaohed a cer
tain point, when it again leaped upon the table.
and taking a oushion, caromed. upon the far ball !
The same skill that 'gave it this strange direction
lifted it from the bad into a gentlinnan'e hat, as if
the end of.the one Were a forceps."
GWNEIiAL, NEWS.
A vorMa Englishman, named William An
drews, in the employment of Peter J. Crounse,.
Knowersoille, Albany ooritifY, New York, on Wed
nesday afternoon last, hung himself in consequence
of unrequited love. In hie, possession were found
$4O In money, a promissory note for $5O, and the
•foilowing letter .• • •
' " Mn: Cnotralin : I' hare ' a nbte of $5O against
yOu in my pcmiket-book. Bay me' nice coffin and
grave:stone; and giva my brother rest of it,' plow).
Upper Church yard- I like to lay. Pete Row* to
dig• my grave. • These - boys I..ohoose, Adam
Crouse, Tom Thornton, Sam Coonhardt, Peter
Ifilton, , Oharley Orourize Frank Bfertin, - 'My love
to one and all. 80, goodbye. , '
- "Wita,teit Awonaws.
"To pay the Doctor, what I can. The shirt and
nook -tie, put on me are in my trunk."
ImmOvalmrcr IN OIicIANS.--M. Dueropet,
of Paris,
,his made improvements in largo :.organs,
by which the labor of playing Is very much re
dttoed,' and thrown on the bellows-blower—which
enema unneoesbary, as he bad the moat of It before.
A. new stop, the "tuba mirabilis," is Introduced,
very heavy and powerful;wlth a Separate bellows
nod wind-ohest. The wind trunks are abelieked,
and, a new style of wind valve introduced, which
can be opened with one quarter of the pressure
required by the old, the pressure on this new stop
being such that the old valve could not he started
even by the'foot of the player. Stops and sliders
are shifted by the preseure.of a key, instead of
draw-stops, and the composition pedals are much
slmplified,'as well as the general action of the in
strument.
A nErrira from Paris to the augsburg .411ge.
Inane Zeitung. contains a description of a new
method of engraving and printing mule, It
in analogous to the method of carving wood by
burning the pattern in. The music is stamped
into blocks of wood with heated stamps; which
have a shoulder to insure their penetrating
to an equal depth. From this bleak a stereotype
cast Is taken. An edition of 1,500 copies, if stereo
typed and printed' by this method, costs only about
one-third as much as if engraved and printed from
the engraved plate.
THERE is a promising scoundrel on trial at
Richmond for torgery. He gives his name as
Miles Jones. Among others whom he him vie
timised is an undertaker, who swears that he
ordered of him a metallic coffin and a shroud and
cap for alittle girl, nine years old. He wanted
everything made as cheaply as possible, since the
deceased was a poor nian's daughter. In payment
for the bill, which amounted to about $29, he
blfered a Cheek for $BO, - purperting to be signed by
Mr. Dass, and received in return $5l. The un
dertaker, after having, finished the work,' pre
sented the cheek to one of the city banks, and
found that It was forged.
A FEW NIGHTS AOO, Mrs. John Fulk, who
lives in Guyan township, Virginia, awoke her hus
band, and insisted on hie examining the bad
olothing, to remove a loottet, whioh she was Confi
dent was °once/sled In them. He Searched' hem
once, *but discovered nothing, and went to sleep
again. But Mm. Falk was not to be satisfied.
Boon she insisted on a second examination, and
this' time Mr. Falk discovered a'rattle-snake, three
foot Three inches in length, snugly ensconced in
the mattress. The reptile was speedily des-
Faanorraiv, Tennessee, has been plunged
into a painful state Of excitement, by the discovery
that one of its most respectable citizens, Mr. R.
.11 Beale, had of late being using forged paper
freely for the purpose of raising money. Over
$5,000 of it has already been discovered, and it is
impossible to tell how much more there may be.
Mr Beale left town suddenly, and has thus far
avoided smut.
A. NEW explosit , e compound ha's been in
vented by hi. Reynaud do Trots, a Belgian che
mist. Its coat is leas than mining-powder, and it
Is mush more powerful, weight for weight, than or
dinary gunpowder. Ti is composed of nitrate of
sodn, 5251 parts; residuum of tan, 27 5 parts, and
powdered sulphur42o parts. It has, as yet, been only
employed for blasting purposes, but its inventor
thinks it equally well adapted for use in cannon.
It is called pyronome.
PL'EURO•PNETIMONIA IN GREAT
A gentleman of New Brunswick, who lately went
to England for the purpose of purchasing cattle,
has returned without bringing any neat stook. He
found that the pleuro•_pneumoniii was so prevalent
throughout - England, Scotland, and Ireland, that it
wan dangerous to attempt to transport oattlo to the
port of embarkation. Re was furnished with ample
certificates to the prevalence of the disease by
large breeders and gentlemen, as well as by vete.
rinary surgeons.
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ONE thousand dollars reward is oirered by
the Spanish consul at Charleston for the appro•
henston of Jose Solano Alvear, who, it is alleged,
has absconded from Bairna with a million and a
half of private funds, which wore entrusted to
him as agent in that city of the Ciedito Espaiiol of
Madrid.
TILE "UNITARY /101/SENOLD " BURST Ur
The scheme of cheap living, under the name of the
Unitary Household,"which tail. years ago was in
the high tide of successful experiment in, New
York, occupying four first-class houses thrown to
gether, has lately burst up, leaving its creditors
minus some thousands of dollars.
HOMICIDE IN ALABAMA.—The Talladega
papers give an account of a fatal affray in that
town. A difficulty occurred between Jesse Milioan
and Wm. M. Kennedy. The first drew a revolver,
and the other threw a chop-axe at him, striking
him on the neck, severing the bone and spinal
marrow, producing instant death.
1r Is TOLDiD that the prairie atone, existing
in large quantities just bnali of Chicago, will make
gas as well and as freely HS the beat coal, yielding
fifty per oent. of pure eattpetre, and a residue be
left of as good lime as can be found anywhere.
RECENT experiments show that a Minie-rifle
ball, which will pass through a thick board or a
bag of oakum, at a distance of five hundred yards,
is flattened into a shapeless mesa in a bag of sand
at three hundred yards.
A MAIL brass cannon has been found at the
bottom of a deep well of the Castle de Cluey, in
France, with the date of 1258 upon it. The date
of the Invention of cannon has historically been
assigned to the year 1324—sixty-six years later.
RUFUS PIOKETT bits been sentenced in Caro
line, county, Va., to three years in the peniten
tiary, for murder. '
RIR HENRY HOLLAND, physician to her Ma
jesty Victoria, has set out for th is country, to join
the Prince of Wales.
Brtion the let of January, there have ar
rived at New Y0rk19,363 immigrants from Europe,
ageing 58,544 for same time last year.,
rfrILADELNITA BOARD OF TRADE.
EDWARD S. CLARKE.
WARBRY CoNRAD, COMKITIAII Or, II litotur
. RERN.
LETTER. BAGIS
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At the Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia.
Mop John Moire, „Liverpooi. soon
Ship Tusearora.Dnnietry,--,—LiverPool, goon
Bark Imperador, Hubbard :Pernambuco. goon
Bark Bea Eagle, Kenny Havana, soon
Bark Bullets, Staples ---
Brig Mary &Milliken. flonien--.. .Cardenaa, soon
Brig Black Squall, Davis.— StJago de Cuba. soon
FOB WOOD COMM , APRICA.— Th e brig Calvert, Wil
ler. will be despatched from this port about the 3d prox
imo, for Sierra Leone, / s o. Al! letters and packages in
tended for the African squadron, or moons on the
enaat, will be forwarded, if left at the Foreign Letter
Office, Philadelphia Exehange, on or before. the above
date.
SAIGIRO OF THE - OCEAN STEAMERS
FROM THE UNITED STATED.
_ .
SnIPS LEAVEIOII. - - DAYS
E5451311ew York_Liverpool
ew York.- biverp001—........4.00t 6
Adriatic— .-_... ew York..Havre.-- Got 6
Persia-- ..-.....New_York-Liverpool. 10
Arago-- ..--.New York-Ravre...--
. ..4..00t 13
Glasgow- ....-...New York-Liverpool- 13
&monis- York... Southampton L.Oot 15
....- ~-.Bpston_Ltverisool --Oat 17
New ,
York-Bremen.. 27
BOTII 2 / 5 1,..... , ..Nete York_ Soot hamp10n.....-•.-Nov 1
FROM EUROPE.
slurp LEAVE TOR
Saloma.,-..Southampton-New .....Rept 18
Prince Albert...._. Gal way-New Y0rk.....---Elept 18
Araso-. .... -.Southampton-New York_-_...--ifiept 19
Glasgow. . . York- Sept 19
North Bribio I,lverpool_guebeo —Sept 20
Amin& Sept 22
COsnaufeht_._._...GalWar.-.NeW oric- ••• ---- Sept 25
C of BaltimoreLiverpool-New York— ... -boot 25
Vanderbilt...Southampton-New Y0rk......--.sept 25
Nova Smitten - -..—Sept 27
New York- _Southampton_ New Got 3
Borarens......Southamptos -New York.. —.oot 4
The California. Mail Steame Month rom, New York on
the let,llth, arid 20th of each
The Havant Roamers leave New York on the Id, 7th,
12th. 1 7th. an 27th of sash 'Louth. ,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
POILTAIIIPAILLADELPRIA. Oct. O. /860
tp,,,lings —a is-sUN OM-- 542
8. , . ATER,* .3 34
ARBINED.
Bohr John Farnum,_ifall, 4 daya from Providence,
Inth mese to Crowell tr. Coiing.
Bohr Meranda, &hippo, a trays from New York, in
ballast to captain.
Behr Vadine, Meer. 3 days from Nast York; in bal
last to Itopslisr & Bro.
Bohr 0 all, Graham, 6 dam from Bunton, in ballaste
to Repal. & Bro.
Bohr Feetionnook. Barnes, a dam from Boston, in bal
last to naptain.
Bohr illary IL Mifflin, Buok, 4 dips from Providence,
iv Mastic' captain.
Bohr Mantua, Maxon, I day from Frsderioa.llol, with
rye to Jai Barralt & Bon.
Bohr Maggie an Dusan. Ireland, 8 days from Wil
minston,l4u.with naval stores to Baker & Folsom.
Bohr Triumph, Arta, 6 dam from Boston, with plas
ter to oaptsio.
Bohr Smith, Douglas, 6 days , from Salem, with mdse
to Twells & Co.-
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Bohr AiMitokrol:Elaeri 3days from Baltimore, with
Aidge raj. Webster. Jr. _ • ,
Bohr aa
'A R Sher.pard,,Lane, 4 days from New Raven,
baU
in szt to rai% .
0011, S W isstdon,Maylori 8 days froni Mretorb in hal
last to Banordm, .Co.
• Bohr - ThAramid. Portent front-Boston._
- pA r Almhpwer, r p m
r Tulin Malne,Preston,.from)Maton.,
Bohr Jos , Forter4 Yates. from Beaton.
Huget te hltson: from loston.` ,
mar Na- chropsh hrosaire, from -_ _
- • gel a l it ' i ' allitrirb i gs.4 f L u n t a j =l
Bo •
Bohr - ,Mamyrristit. 4)nrson. ft:W[44l4o°P'
Bohr tr5_06.44411034 Irma ,
Bohr M Brownintr.-,w malkoket.
BriAr rukA) 11 1 0. B10( 6 7•Tiolk from VOttehe.
80,hr 14lay , Ellezh•Corson, rom itozbuf..
trehr Mary-Ansa, BOVVOIIt from RoMmryl, •
Bohryanny_,Maybew. from Salsta, -_ •
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EahtfdarY NMI*, Smith, from Salem.
'Adeleadel, Y m Young: fro Newbury port. " " •
4 not ° ir Georgia. Sweet, fronvNerblwrirort.
lfthr Martha J,Gau ea, ittnr Awns, from Saw fork.
Sdir , t l 4o l 4 l t& Sarah, Tioe.lioni Lynn.
y c hr B F Rollda y, seaman, from Weymouth.
Steamer Vulcan, Mormon. 24 home from New York,
With mdse to W Baird & Co,
~aetan,lton
Newij e tteg, Adderdree,
Co.
• - Pahr'E 'Bentbn.laylot, Bolton. flatioroft, Lewis
er, o.
Atehr R Sheppard, Latre.New'R•eyert, omithiu.
Bobr
is P. Lams. Yorke, ortlamde RR. Powell at Co.
Boar Sarah Werrenatatringeworsh, Baltimore, Hares
dr, Gothih4ll,, . .1 - I
Bohr Charm, Starr, Oeorgetaierr, RC, - do
Bohr Olford, Dobbylig; do
Bohr/ulna B Hares. Robizum,n, Washingtdri, do
Bohr Delaware, Orbbs,.WaeArigton, do
"'Bohr B Pritollldayi Beaman irWashington,Noble, Ram
melt at • .• -
Rohr Julia Maine.'Presirm, Neponget, do
Nair %reline Hall, Ore:riam, Newport, Repplier h Bro
' Bohr undine; RialelZtrobitienoe. do
Bohr John Farnem, providence, Book Mountain
Bohro. ••• • _•.l
R SI Browning', Itibler, Providence, Baum, Ogle
'Ec CO, • •• • •
Bohr M A S h rops hire, Blitopihire; Boston,' • • do
Bohr B Rioter Tine, Proyidenob, B Mass A Co.
Bohr B.J. Alright, Btruth,•Promdsuce, NeYin, Bawyer
&
Bohr,Pannyi Mayhew, Boston, • •• 1 do
Bohr Alert, Champion, Bton,l.,Rothermel & CO.
• Bohr A 0 Reeyewtai ,e Bostont [ arbor,
As (Mover
tiohr se
Oau,_Ehroperlzub Bag arbor: do
Alahr'DiaMond, Norton,' Boston, NAlturtgarapt at Co.
• Bohr L A,DanenhoWer. Malley, 'Boston, .• do
Bohr Adolpleßuget, Mason, Poston, do
Bohr Harriet & Barah,'Pros, Lynn, do
• Bohr GeOrifiti,Siteet, Newburyport, do
• Bdhr JosPorter, Yates, Boston, C A Ileolmoher Sc. Co.
• • Bohr Peunonnook,Altarnes, Boston,. •do
' Bohr Lady 'Alen, Comm. Roxburi, do
Bohr Ad II Smith, Smith. Portsmouth, Tyler, Stone
at Co.
Bohr Adelaide, Young Belem John R White at Co.
Bt'rJ B Bhnver, Bennie, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
• MarieslsciSderme of The Proud
aitVRE PE GRACE. Oot. 1, IBS.
The V . Tioining lettwith 10 boa% laden and ootudgned
as follows :
Col .7 13 McCurdy, wheat and corn to Iltimphrtira.RolT
ma. a Wriakt; Sonata. bituminous Goal to Chaaer; Y C
Grltmsr,,anthmoite coal to R N Iturroushi; .1 R r
and Reatrier. lumber to Malone& Taylor Wm Elder,
C,hampion, lumber to 110Y0t011itec atisetst Vonaldsoll,
lumber to .1 Gould; Mertimao, Dalisent, ttl? Pierce,
E Cur. Jr. lumbar to Samuel Bolton &..Cd; Export
moot.. o 1 and 9, Mary Bowman, J. 11 Wingate, C Bru
baker, wo Suitors, Cht Seltzer, ooal to Delaware City;
Baltimore Coal Co, No 9, 04)%1 to Chesapeake City.
2.IEMORANDA.
Steamship Delaware, Cannon, hence, arrived at New
York 30th ult.
Steamship Koniiington, Baker, cleared at Boston 29th
ult. for Philerlalphilw
Ship Don Quixotic. Not. at Noo Chow July 12th, had
a full ollrgoengaged for New York at 816 per ton; would
sail about AA' let.
Ship N - B Palmer, Friable, at Amoy 222 July, for
S hang ß ait ow s.
Ship diteli. Patrick, from hloliesn's Island, with
guano, sailed from Sydney..NdW. 19th Julie for New
London.
Bosto k
20th o Mary _ r
Bar Edson, Iliokorson, at Smyrna 6th ult, for
n 21st.
Bark Hamilton, Jarman. hence, at Havana 22d ult.
Brig Delhi. Darnaby, for rhiladelphia, remained at
Haunts Sith ult. .
Brig Boned State, Cracker. cleared at 'Boston 19th ult
forPhilhdolphia
Bohr Geo Mangham t eteauder. aehoo for Galveston,
put into Key Wool 222 ult, having sustained Mush in
jury during the gale of the lath, 14th, and lath, She will
discharge and repair.
Bohr Laura Frances, Higgins, hence, arrived itt New
buryport nth ult.
Bohr, L hi Haley, J Frambes. Somers. and Chnsto-
Pher longer, Laws. hence. wrived at Crowe l l. h Charm
Loring,
Ingomar, Crowell, Courier, Charm,
Loring, and Village G em, Baker. for Philadelphia, and
Helen Mar, Nickerson, for Baltimore, cleared, at' Bos
ton 29th ult.
POET OF PHILADELPHIA.
last of Foreign and cinsetwise Arrivals at the Port of
Philadelphia for the month, of aeptember.lB6o;
sonmox.
QL?
6 it: T a g n e llr . —;
645
-
Barks-- —.
Schooners
Sloops.
MARINE DISASTERS 'TN SEPTEMBER-The, N
Y Journal of Commarce publishes a list of the marine
lossesduring the past month. comprising 36 vessels of
all. oliumea. viz' ' Mips. 3 barks . 2 brigs. and 22 Ohre.
Of these, 21 were wreaked, 4 foundered, 3 abandoned, 2
capsized, 2 burnt, and 3 were run down.
The total intimq of the ohm!, exclusive of their car
goes. may be estimated at edam t 55713.060,.
The lose of life attending the wreck of the 'hip R 11
Dixoy was severe, numbering 15 souls, Three' parsons
were also lost with the ship Evelyn, and one with the
ship Chatsworth, Seven were also drowned from the
brig Mary Pierce; 'which capsized on her passage from
Bangor to New Raven, and was subsequently towed
Into /Sew Haven.. .
NOTICE TO MARINERS. '
Notice is hereby given that the nun and On buoys
occupying station,' in Boston harbor, President Roads,
and Broad Sound, and alto in Vineyard Sound and Bus
se, it's Bay. will be removed for the winter. and spar
buoys of corresponding' numbers and colors wilt be sub
stituted.
By order of the Lbrhibouse Board.
MELANCTON house Inspector,
S. N.,
Lighthouse Inspector, Second District.
Boston, Sept 28, IWO.
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NOTICE
will s a e PUBLIC ,
Now in press. and will coon he unwed: a n ew May of
the Whole emesolieletted CUP, in tacit) , &ye sections,
on a larger scale than any heretofore published. exhG
toting aeouratelr the size of all Blocks, Btreets. Courts,
Dftds, &0., with the location at Dublioand other
buildings, &0., together with a finelv-engraved Index
Map, complete In•itself, showing the boundaries of
Wards, and names, &0. , of All Streeta and Roads in the
f , llKttt i fili v iZl.fardli i setr, i aan i d s i r e! gen 011 .
vl l r 4 i l o
noseus
f Assembly and vrdinanoes, &p.
The work will be printed on superior paper, and
atantially bound in atlas form, eighteen by twenty
four, inches. Xhis will valu a b l e tonvenient to • every
citizen, and particularlyto intlegaional gen
tlemen.
As the intentionhas been to Maize this &standar& Mar,
no pains oreapense has been spared in Its preparation.
The subscribers hence secured the valuable assistance
of the different District tinrverors throughout the City,
and have for several years been engaged in making so
curate surveys and plans for the work.
• JOSEPH H. BONSALL,
Pio. 407 WALNUT Street.
TH AMU Y L P L FTR E t D , and
Y L,ANCASPARyor.
Av.
aita•natuthlm
COAL-OIL LAMA.
MORRIE OR OJAL OIL LAMPS.—
Aim- The Immense sunless of WITTKEB & CO., No.
35 North EIGHTH Street, in the mangfeeturp and
sale of Kerosene, or Coal Oil, Lamps, and the extra
ordinary quantity of the justly-olebrated Kerosene Oil
sold by them, has exoited the jealousy of certain par
ties olaimingti be the 'only manufacturers of .Jonl
Oil Larose. we have heretofore, and do now, claim to
. sell a better artrete, and at 411 low a prire, and, in Mass
eases, much lower than any house in the trade. Whe
ther we have kept our word We think is fully proven by
the foot of the immense ealee made to all emotion, of the
Union. Knowing no South, no North, noFast, poweol.
but giving to at/ sections an article of seem., work
enanshiP, gotten up with the best taste, mid warranted,
in all onset, to give satisfaction, and we now• reassert
that we can, and do, and will continue to, cell a supe
rior article of LtUPPS Chandeliers, dr., together with
everything appertaining to the humeral, as low as can
be bought either in Philadelphia or elsewhere, for proof
of which we invite country merchants and dealere to
examine our stock, and satisfy themselves that this is
no Idle boasting, but sin/pie/acts, whisk Cannot be con
troverted by mere assertions.
We claim _to manufacture (notwithstanding the
" string" bunions) and sett our lamps as law an
an 7 other house in the trade.
The only oueetion li; eqn weds It ? We enrwar,
emphatically, Yen,, and are .ready
, to prone it in
the most tribe Y Manner, 712 : or: nAhing at such
prioee ae will o &H W elga any one to modem) the same
articles at a lower Pm..
Our motto, " AND liE7 LlVE"—there Is room for
Nonestz, industry, and integrity must and will thrive,
in_apite of the boast of beaten parties t
WITTERii & CO. are located, at No. 35 North
EIGHTH Street, N. E. corner Filbert street: First
H oor Retail Rooms,
Wholesale Rooms, In the upper earls* of Nos. 3 5
and 37 North NATIWPTI Street_ • • ee27.-tf
QR FAIRBANKS' PLATFORM SQ.ALES,
1 110 Ztfor tale by
715FIABANAr9AMINIR.
B°RAX' ri3fiiitil; 'in cases and barrels ;
'alp
(or solo. WETHERILL & BROTHER
47 and 49 llorttraY,LlONA , at.
SWEET OIL, in quarts-and pints; for
tale. WETHERII et BROTHER
Coco - 47 and IA Mirth 141CCIONDAL
1 AVA OOPPER- I ,ooopeckets -prime
air Java Cabes for Nabs by JAMESGRVIAN & GO..
11:WRI7T A Ntr•mkr • • z
ANNISqD--4 cask B,ltaliatt Tor sale.
Wrar e B raPagb D 'B/
„
j• . A R D IN o .
LLnrd Oil, - store and for rale by ROWLMT.
SH B o RNIM & CO. No. 16 &filth :Whatoos. .628 •
C il OASES OF BM LEAFTOBACCO,
in store, and for Hale by
sen-tf .KW, B. BANBOti 4. CO.
THE , PRESS.-4ILILADELPHIA, 'TUESDAY, OCTOBER' 2,, 1860.
INPECTINE ;
PERSIA N FEVEF, ()HARM
FEVER AID ROUE EXTERAIDIATEP.
iiiMAri COritiriTUTION 13AVED 'Eau(
WE PREVENTIVE AND EMERy.
INTERIOITTENT AND BILIOUS FEVERS.
CURD' INBURED Iti A DAY
NATURE'S GRAND NEBTORAVVE.
RiPgOTINE.
NPEOTINE. INPEOTINE.
The terrible malady known ea the FEVER AND
AGUE himitioitten bin:diode eilhousands of Derma
throughout the world every year, and has never sW
now been met bp - anoCeesibl medical treatment that
has not produced severe
whioh afoot the Inure. the spleen, the liver. the heart,
or other parts or the human orsantsm. The INPEC
TINE hi this itatititil'aitialohist 4)1411 fevers, and lishe
it !coma in cor!taot Iritlx,the skin, is absorbed by the
interior organs, whioh resist sully miasma and eat ten
dencies toward those maladies Whioh prostrate the
mind and body with fever.
._...._...,..._.......99
Fever and Ague mutt from numerous causes. No
ewe is exempt from the °annuli whioh promote the ex
istenoe of the disease. That being onoe rested in the
Intern, induces depression of epints, lassitude, !en
gin' r. pains, chills, fever, end n long two of disagree
able sensations, depriving the patient of all energy, ar ,t
redoing hint or her to a °audition of
Why will any one suffer the horrors of a debilitating
Intermittent Feverorhen, by the ttee of the
the arafaent medial and megloal qualities of which are
instantly absorbed,
ALL TRACES OF DISEASE NAY DE ArEiTHI
BBLF-DARE 0 BETTER THAN FRYBIO.
NATURE Di WIRER TRAM ART.
EVERYIDIREADE NMI A DIVINE REMEDY,
THE WISH ArPLY•WHILE THE FOOLISH
BETTER PREVENT THAN t3TRIVE TO .CURB
THE INPEOTINE,
Has cured thousands of both sexes of the most dread
fel fevers. Reedited refieot.
WONDERFUL. EFFECTS
• Lennie Bongs% of Pittsbnrg..for two years ageless
to hiraselt and soeiety—i martyr to °bills and Poser—
cured to lOW than titres - week', and improved in eight
hours.
Miry L. Belhasp. Sendai ohY. Ohio. after alma
losing her reison'as well sa e!roagth, by Intermitter
Fever. with Chills. r riatored to health in twenty hoary
J. X. "RI of Belgrade. 'Wine, brought from
dtith's door,, hiving guttered for four team haute
well In Ave week,, and improved he two hours.
Adolphe alonbro. of Fiance, relieved in one hour,
while travelling in the care of the Fort Wayne and
°Mow Railroad. Re waa 'aegarently dying with
Chills.
Ellen R. Benson, Lockport, Veer York, rescued
idler seven yews' lUWerint• A perfect cure,
' T housands of other oaeee prevented and cured every
Month, end not a single complaint of the effiotenor
of the
INPEOTINE
WRY IT, PROVE Er. !MOW 11,
And make known Ine Wonderful yowere and virtues',
that those' who antler, or who tire threatened with
sufferinto may be led to use a simple, innoxfoue pre
paration, !unfitted by As field of Mauro for
MAN'S BLESSING.
1$ BOLD BY ALL DRUODIBTB AND MEDICINE
PRICE ONE' DOLLAR.
Bent by mall to ally Riqt of the United Stabs.
It is sot taken Inwardly, bat is applied ostwardir
twoording to ditsotlass, witiott sooompany sash pack
ass. •
MANUFAOT URED ➢Y
JOHN WILCOX & CO..
;imAN9H : ofFicE,
Teo. 8Q 11/041f. OF 00AIMElibE MOLDINO.
1 NEW Yogi( CITY,
INllHiliktf Mal
MEDICINAL.
WASOK,
INITOTINE. INPECTINE.
MEDICINAL DISEASES,
EXTREME 41ELPLEUNESII,
INVALUABLE INPECTIER,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
LATED IN A FEW ROUES gr
DREAM.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
PERSIAN rEVlitt
PERSIAN PRYER (CHARM
INPEOTINE
DELLERO IN AMERICA,
0 0 M10,001:10;_til
166-40 Omni,
ittEDICIIdAJL:
- - - - -
DY@PEPSLII. REIVIEDY.
- .m. DARIUS ,
AROMATIC' INVIGORATING
This liiedietime has been used by the pubtio for six years
With increasing favor. le is recommended to Cure
plopepria, Nernoustust. Heart-Eurn, Cigi6
- Pains, Wind in the Stomach, or Pains in Mc
Bowels; Headache, Drowsiness, Kidney
Complaisia, Low Spirits, Delirium
Tremens, Intemperance.
IT EiTINNIL ATMS. EXIIIYARATRB. INVIGOILATER, ROT
WILL NOT INTOXICATE OR STUPRNY.
Ai a Medicine It is quick and effectual, curing the
most esgravad men of Dyspepsia, Kidney Comaints,
, end all other serangements of the Eltomnoti and Bowels
in a speedy , matiner.
It will instantly revive the most melancholy and
diepingspirits, and restore the weak, nervous, and,
ino_kly to health, etraligth, and vigor.
• Persons who, front the imudimous use of Ninon, have
become dejeotedrand their nervous systems shattered,
constitutions broken down, and stableet to that • horrible
curso,ter ham/tate. the 'galantine Tazatitne will, al
most mamediatel, feel t e happy and hesithy invigo
rating effloaff o Dr. Ram& Invigorating Spirit.
• • RAT IT WILL DO.
DOOL — One. wine close full as often as neessaary,
w
One dose ill remove all Bad Spirits.
Oils dose Will oure•Heart-burn.
brae doses will cure indigestion. .
e dose wil l give You a OntaitAppetito.
' One dose WI stop the distressing pains of Dyspepsia.
• One dose I remove the distressing and disagreeable
effeets . of ind or Flatulence. and , as soon as the
stomach rocergil the Irivigarating Spirit, the distreae
in load and all pialtraltilellage be rep l ayed.
gne doge will remove. the moat distressing pains of
Collo, either in the etomaoh or bowels.
_LA erwdoseit will remove all obstructions In the Kidney,
Bladder, or Urinary Organs.
Persons who are seriously afflicted with any Kidney
Complaints aro assured of speedy relief by a dose or
two, and a radical oure by the rum of one or two bottles.
• , fraTLY DISSIPATION.
persolutwho, om dlsaipeting too Inuoh over night,
and,feeihe evt ektiotsounoisoinous liquors. in violent
headaolitie. gio)tneas at It weakness, giddiness,
ice., will find onA doe II t move all bad feelings.
, Ladies of weak and ckly constitution" should take
the Invismating' Spirit three times a day make
them strong, healthy, and haply , remove all obstruc
tions and irregularities and
the inenatrual ,organs, and
restore the bloom of health and beauty to the careworn
taco.
During pregnancy it will be found an invaluable tnedi
nine to remove Cilagrecable'Pulsations at the stomach.
All the proprietor asks is atrial, and to lath:oe this, he
has put up the Invtoonallne NPIZLIT in pint bottles at
Dente,e :ae
WATERrzleot.B 232 '
g i rN r Yo' tirc4 ot NorthtaiNlStree
• smlaideAgents
in Philadelphia,
fe7-tatrilv andtor sale by all I) pats.
PERUVIAN SYRUP, •
OR PROTECTED
gOLUTION OF PROTOXIDE OF IRON COMBINED
This well-known Remedy bite been need extensively
._ and with great semen for
•iN DSPEPSIA.
• 4* OR IMPAIRED AND IMPERFECT
DIGESTION;
" DETITIOTi.TAegtraI BLOOD;
d{ ; ' AND 808 TILE VDLLOAL'IND
.• FORMS OF DISEAS.E,
Yaw Most of which originate in
DYSPEPSIA:
W.VA.:COMPLAINT , DROPSY. NEURALGIA and
.RYOUS AFFECTION - 5..1,08S OF APPETITE.
HEADACHE. LAtOUOR and DEPRESSION
lIPIRITB,_C RDUNCLES_and BOILS.
PILES. SOUR Y. AFFECTIONS OF
WDESKIN._OOIVIIIMPTIVE
TENDENCIES, -BRONCHI
- Tie, DISEASES PECU
IAR A L LMALES.
and 1:10A
1
. . .
ACCOMPANIED fly GENARAL DEBILITY. and
REQURATIV IRING' E
al 4 70NIC and ALTE-
Nola; The failure of IRON as a ter:lady for DYS
PEPSIA, a bad state of the bleed, and the 'numerous
diseases mused tho,rebY , has arisen from the Want of
aueh a preparation of Iron an shell enter the etomeoli in
a PawrOxtlen state. and assimilate at once with the
hlootl Thie want the PERUVIAN SYRUP supplies,
and It does so to the only form in which it is possible
for Iron to enter the oiroulation. For this reason, the
PERUVIAN BY RUP often radiantly cures diseatee in
whin other preparations of Iron and other medicines
have been found to be of no avail.
CERTIFICATE OF A. A. HAYES, M. D., OF
BOSTON.
It le well known that the medicinal effect; of Protoxide
of Iron arelost by even a yeti brief exposure to air and
that to maintain a solut i on or Proton eof Iron, without
further satiation, has been deemed Impossible.
talthe PERUVIAN SYRUP this desirable point le at
ed by COMBINATION IN A. WAY IVEVORIC UNKNOWN;
andthis solution may roplaoo all the proto-carbonate;,
oitrates, and tartratesof the triateris.hiedma.
Iti
_ BA .
aT A. KAYE%, Booton. Assayer to the Eitate of Mass.
LON &rest
namßPamphista containing Letters from the above
ed Gentlemen and otbers, and awing tall informa
tion of the Syrup, oaa be had on application to the
Agattts,or to
N. L. CLARK k Co., Proprietors.
OODNIAN BUILDINGS, _
N0.,7 Es SUDBURY STREET, BOSTON.
Sold by Druggists generally throughout the Wilted
Owlet
Agents for Ponnerevanfa: PYOTT k
432 North SECOND Street, Phllada.
ati7-tuttul•3ni
Al RS. JAMES BETTS' INVENTIONS
AMA- FOR,LAHIF,S. , —Approvad of and highly repent-
Elnded btheldedioalprofession throughout the 'United
ates, T h irty Thousand Invalids having been advised
their p rinolans to use her Surgical Appliances. She
veichli mutton Merehanta and others egainst purchasing
exoept at her residence, 1030 WALNUT Street, whey,
age eeb be consulted 4elly, between the hours of
and 5. Her book of testimonials will be given on &well
cation. put fret to and put of the United Staten. He
signature is on oaoh article. say2D tuthg-tf
URANCE COMPANIES.
A NTITRACUE INSURANCE COMPA
NY —Authorised Capital 8400,000—CHARTER
PER
N o .
0 oe No. au WALNUT Street, between 'Third and
Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
This Company will insure against loss Qr damage by
Fire, on Duildinge,Funnture, and Merchandise gene
rant,
A o, Marine Insurances On Vessels, flargmci, and
Freights. Inland Insuranpe to all arts of that/mon,
DI REOTORs.
bulb Faker, Joseph Maxfield,
11, Luther, Dr. 'doors.° N. Ecikert,
4!. Andenned, John R. Slakiston,
Davie Pearson, Wm. F. Dean,
Peter Sieger, J. m. 8.....
..1 4 .nomEE L KEP President.
W:.D.EAV M V/ao Preshien ,t
5t.81.514/TH. Eleo retarr. aol-tuthati
LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST CUM.
PANY.—THE PENN MUTUAL. LIFE INSU
RANCE COMPANY, WI CHESTNUT Street. Aimee,
anr,611.52.
INS Ulte.ll LIVES for the whole term of life—s rants
annuitym and endowments—purohasen life interests in
Real Estate. and makes all ocintrams depending on the
contingenoies of Life.
They not as .Exeentors, Administrators, Assignees,
Trustees, and Guardians.
TILIISTEES.
Itaniel L. Miller, Samuel E. Stoked,
Benjamin Coates, William Martin,
' S. Newbold, James IS. MoFarland,
Vi Warn P. Haoker, Joseph H. Trotter,
William H. Kern, James Ruston.
Samuel C May, Theophilue Paulding,
Charles Hallowell. Edmund A. Sunder./
Hems C. Towmiend, Daniel L. Hutohinsoni
.Rolpliegi Kent,John W. Hornor,
m
Willia H. Carr, Ellis S. Archer,
Dullori, Samuel!. Christian,
William Robertson. Joseph M. Thomas.
Warner Ravin. John G. Brenner.
P IL Itlioh T. Easton.
I)ANIEL Latin...LEß, President.
. E. STOKES, V/C0 Yr
done irOINOH. AAIL aßcrettiry. aul3
A MERIOAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OCORPORATED L9lO-00ARTER YERPEZ.
ib.
No.= IWAYUT Street,. above Third, PhllsdelphLa.
Raving a fartslBllll-111) Capital Stook and Burs In
vested in sound er2d avallable_Seourittee,oon Donnie to
Insure on Dvrellinee,,Stpres, Furniture, !Hero Landis',
Vessels in Port and thei! cargoes, and other Personal
Property. All bones liVerally and promptly adjnstai,
pritioroae.
rhos. R. Marls,
John Weleh, John 7.. L
Jaynes R Campbell.
Aamizel C. Alamos, .Edmung Q. Baulk,
Pntrtok Brady, Chink W.Prnaltney,
Israel Morns.
THOMAS R.MARIS. President.
ALBERT C. L. CRAWFORD. Snoretart. feill-tf
UAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPA-
Ia& NY—FRA.NKLIN BUILDINGS,. 4011 WALNUT
.11TRREN'IiILADELPRIA. CAPITAL, AND SUR-
F:Ais ),740.70.—Insures again= Lou or Damao bz
Eite, and t Perils of the Bea, inland Navigation and
errensportation.
GEORGE U. DART, President,
EROBB, Vice President.
. CADOONHALL, 860 Y ana Treanrir.
. R. BUTLER, /mutant ideoratear.
DLRECIVID.
Roan,
Folder H. Perkins
AtArew It. Chemberi,
"%mud Jones, M. D.,,
mhit-tf
, • eqyge B. Hart,
Ll'.l.°lii'l , 7% 14.
THE ENTERPRISE
MISURANCE COMPANY
PP RIIILLDEPHLL
(FIRE /MELANGE EXOLITBIVELY.)
COMP AN_r BUILDING. S.
ST
CORNiti
YOUR= AND WALNUT STBEBTS.
DIREOIFORS.
lAIMII7OIII STAMM!, MORMICAI b. DLWAOie
WILLIAM Aftoltil, firm. I.EITiriAT.
ALAMO FRAmity,u Ff.
Dan AI. ATWOOD, M. A. I ., MINVTODE,
t riD.IIIM D. CIAAH,
Rb i git
ORARLTB W. CuXE. tfearetar,. tan
SAVING FUNDS.
" A httle, but otter', nn the Purse."
FRANKLIN SAVING FUND, No.
196 South FOURTH Street, between Chest
! nosut end Walnut. Philadelphia, Dais all Dalmatia
l demand.
DepOsitora' Money tenured by Coenratrient,
State, and City Loans, Ground Rents, Mort
-6111? %ew
Dy deems. safety better than large
pro, 00011459U011t1f will run no risk with dopo- 1
name money, but have it at all times ready to
ifitriAT i e th aejilatr: t0g:4°4 4 :1.4f
eusyouded.
sonatas, married or tingle, and Minors, can
deporot trt their own right, and such danOgint Oan I
be withdrawn corny by their cousour.
Charter perpetual . incorporated by the State
Of ronnrylrauia. with authority to rooelre money
tro o ltrwsteon and executors.
I 1, SOL AND SMALL SUMS .11ROBIY1yD.
ea open daily, from 9 to e o °look, and on'
Wednesday *Ming until flo'olook.
DIRECTORS.
Jaisob !Mennen. Cyrus Cadwallader.
hn Shindler, Illsorts
sisal mi. won, ' , Award T. Hyatt,
Lewis Krumbhaar, Donry Delany,
tobolan Rittenhouse, Nathan timodloy.
I Joe. H. Sattorthwtuto.
i te t nes - Yorke'.
Joseph W. ipoumolt.
JACOS D. El NNW( Pre: admit.
("TRIM OLDWALL ADIS, Wreactrer.
ap29-y
"A Dollar saved is twice earned!'
A MERICIAN SAVING FUND.--Com
_vanea Buildinrc, riouthesat opener WALNUT
and FOURTH Stroolg. Opon daily from U
g'olook, and on MONDAY tilt 8 in thoovening.
Wet Institution haa always paid In full, on demand,
`Without nativs,
IgriEREST FIVE FEE ORNT.
All PAW bank, on Inatel r in gotd and silver.
TRU PEGG.
ALE . 0111ILLDIN, Provident.
HAAIL. WORK, Vioo President.
John C. Farr, T. Rainer, George Nugent,
John Ansa/son, Jr.,Sarni. T. Bodine, Ain. Gjtoberr,,,
*hla Adman, Jona' Ifolfro,n, U. Eldridge,
tn. Howard. JOITIi 0. WI I,l9ol4,lrsasorar.
JOHN 0.14E4% Eisovetarg. au9l-2m
V i AVIND 'FUND-FIVE PEE. CENT.
K. 7 TERME—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST_CQM
Ftiltaft.L.llaXlllrtrigVarjricAla
v",.. •
Money is reoelyad is any sum, large or small, andras.
trest w paid from the day of depoint to the day of witty
rAI.
Nite a °Moe b open every day from nine o'oiook in the
morning till Rye olloak In Um eventng. sad on Monday
and isiredy evo r eight* °look.
on._ll 'OR L. BRaiNF.A . , Pollutant.
°BERT LVRIDfilk3 Vice rrfolden4
WILLIAM J. RIND. Beetatal7.
DRlci 311 ~ .
§rb4. , Hesry L. Benner, . Carroll Brewster.
ward Lc Carter, mph B. Barr
to
net
tit/Ai: li
to Francus Lee,
/oseph Yorke!,
J. atadreth Mantis, , James L. Steoliensol. -
liner la received arid payments mate daily, . .
hejlavestmente are anode, t , , conformity with the
provisrar of thp rarter, in eal Estate Plortsesies
uroun Rea th , tu emit first-ci ii seourities P.O will a ii.
r, s pears pyr sot security to tho depositors, ap
ell 0 3ntlat tall. to Oro Desixiatisincrf and 'WPM?' td
■ lussituttoh.. • aul-fri
OLVIZIG• , RIIND— T ITIYITED STATq
Kai - TRUST 0051PANY, cornrr WHIR]) and wiEBl
- • , , • 1,, . . .
Itt,
AlMitglaritaii.."roAtil"fg c liov. 4fht''t;il'iV,.N°iP.iflgs
fc'qmi stke dal of flop t to,,,ttot day' of with,
dts , L• . .
, at houri, from 0 Datil 5 o'olook'ar,sry day, and‘s4
Iy,DAN EVENINIoB from 7 uotil Do °look.
RAFTS for sale on England, iraland, ad Flootleini,
trim ia uyvardo,
resident—STEPßEN R. CRAWFORD,
rawyer—Ja.slElVß. ItUNITIL
rhia X VlNC,,figtmirr,
EDUCATIONAL.
PRIVATE TUITION.—A Reaorit, Gradts
uto of Harvard Collage, Masseollusettsi now nut
sum* Ws professional studtes, wishes to take one or two
Pupils to prepare for College, or to Instruct in Engluilt
litudiekt. •
otie e Walker, D.D.. and C. C. FeltonLL.D,
Oharl;l6 Cambridge,hort,l-i.jultildflßmlilia. H.
Fume" '
"" and
Address, " Box 606 ront'Offiao. oal-6t
11tiONIAS BALDWIN'S ENGLISH IHA
THEMATICAL d
Boys, .B. corner of 11 r it n OA C D L ATI C R A CHNNPa L -4Ffg,
Septembers. 001-120
Th/ESDAMES ;ONENANAY AND D'REN
4T-a. VILLY reepeotfully inform their friends and
the publio•that the,' have removed their Boardmg_and
Day School for Young Ladies from Logan Square to Noe,
/MIT end 1429 SPRUCE Street.
• Po pile from five yesrm of age upward prepared for the
fourth °lam. ir2a-em
VREELAND INSTITLITE-A BOARD
-INO 60110014 FOR. YOUNG MP:N.—Tine insti
tution is .ionated. in a delighttpt,theelthy, and refired
Wi t i.gligra: c auL r o v 4r. t7 rl3Vir i ggi r trelft,7274:tb?e r ,
by Norristown ratirrad and stages, twtoo a oar'.
Next cession opens October 22d,
For circulars. address
• H. A. PIUNBICKEFt, Principal,
5e2M0022. FerMomen Bridge, Montgomery 00.. Pa.
BRIANT, STRATTON, & FAIRBANKS'
MERCANTILE COLLEGE, S. E, corner SE
VENTH and CUESTNStreets.:--.Day and Evening
',Sessions. lndil4dual instruction in Bookkeeping in
cluding_Heneral Wholesale and Retail Business, Ship
ping, Forwarding and 001111111111110 n, Banking, Ex
(mange, Manufacturing, Railroading,' Steattitigating.
Re., the most thorough and prartital course in the
United- States. Also, Leeturee, - Commarmal Calcula
tions. Arithmetic. and the higher Mathematios, pen
manship (beet in the city), Correwndence, kn.
For sale, their new Treatise on Bookkeeping, beauti
fulley printed in colors, and the brst work published.
s •SS-tf
Q'tAIINDERSI INSTITUTE,
TBIRTY - N/Pirli M AND ADELPHI MARKET STREETS,
• PHA.
Ilrofossor E.' P. SAUNDERS an CCHTLAND
BAUN
DEBS M., yrinoinals.
Hon. WM. BICEER,_ ClearEeld..%WM. MoKIHRIN,
Dm., of the Merchants' Hotel. Philadelphia• Hon. J.
W. FORNEY. of The Preis ;,Bon. N. B. BROWNE, ,
Mauch Chink—ail of whom have tons boarding on
Philadelphia ; Rev. R. NVEtITBROOR D. D., of Me S.
$.l coon ; Hon..). W. MAYNARD,. Williamsport; J.
hEISEN RING, Eso., Snot: and Engineer of the Lehigh
coal end Navigation Comp 'y; and Eon. ABA PACKER,
Saunders' inetitute—will give their Blonde who may
be looking for asafe, thorough , and pleasant school any
information desired respeatmF this seminar!.
Agrove and lawn of AIOH7. ACRES are attached to
the ;Institute for geolugion, recreation, and physioal ex
erciPll'he Orme for a tendon of five months, counting
froto the day of admission, are OM for day-hoarding
;MOIL 0100 for pupils who spend Yaturday and Sunday
at home, and In for pupils remaining constantty. No
extra charges . l'ft77llentS in advance . A 1129-877
ITALIAN, FRENOH, AND LATIN, by
E. T. BAMBAL.INO,
1323 TINE &red.
- -
TIRE MISSES OASEY & MRS. BEEBE'S
de. English rind Frenob Boarding and Day School. for
Young Ladte WEDNESDAY ALNUT !street, mr3U be
reopened on September 12. eels-lm
- 10.1.3(iLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
MA —The sehool of the irubsufber,_ln Siioea' Building,
(DIEBTNU'I btreet, Septemberlth, ta-eeen on
MONDAY, the 17th of
eel3-tf CHARLES SHORT.
RIN G GARDEN ACADEMY FOR
N. 7 YOUNG MEN AND BOYS, N.B. Oor. EIGHTH
and BUTTONWOOD Otranto. Kook-keeping. Langua
ges, hlathentetios,DlAWillff. ho. Boys mowed at any
HONLEAVY LONG, Principal.
on3-Ina*
HARRIET BROWN WILL ~REOPEN
Her SCHOOL FOR GIRLS on the N. W. corner
of FILBERT and 'JUNIPER Otranto. opposite Patinßauaro.
Benue. on 10th or ninth month, (Bent) asst-Ow•
CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
DEAN STREE,T. below LOCUST.
The duties of the entwines' Institute will be rimmed
Monday, Septembers. J. W. FAIRES. A. AI..
ati27-d2in - Principal.
MISS M. W. HOWES HAS REMOVED
her school for young ladies to lOW CHESTNUT
street. and will reopen on Wednesday, September 12.
A few boarding pupils will be received. For oironlare,
inquire an above, or at the Presbyterian Rouse, 1334
end 1536 Cheitnutstreet. au2l-6w
Pm INSTITUTE, SOUTHEAST COR
DINR TR(RTERNTR and FiIoDSRT streets, re
opens MONDAY, September $l. :Soar , more mile
Will be admitted. Catalogues sent to any address.
R. STEWART. Prineipal.
VENTRAL INSTITUTE, TENTH AND
SPRING GARDEN Streets,:srpl 100 PM Septem
ber S. Boys prepared (or any Division of the rubho
Grammar &hoofs, for Colleges, or Par Business.
au2o.6w* H. G. MoGUIRE. Principal.
MR. WINTHROP TAPPAN'S BOARD
4-T.4LIND and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No,
t,
1791 VINE troop near Logan Square, will It E-O'
on W
pIio EDNESDAY. September lath, Ciroulare fure-t fnished
on apation. .aul
IVIISS LUCY R. MAIER and Mrs. R
LTK. 'fat, BIRD will Isom their sehooi for Young la
dies, at No, 1010 SPRUCE. street, on hIONDAY, Sep
Ember 17, ,
BUSINESS CARDS.
Nnlv ORLEANS (LA.) PICAYUNE
JOY. (JOE. & Co.
Haire been appointed sole agents in Philadelphia for
this extensively circulating paper, of commanjing in
fluence. Business men are advertising in tho best news-
Papers or and country, at the offices of JOY", COE,
k CO.. Advertising Agents, FIFI It and CHESTNUT
bitreete. AltiLadolphla ; Tribune Buildings, Hew York,
se2o4f
MAIIIEW BROOKS,
MAN UFACTURER
Or
CAMPAIGN UNIFORMS,
In every variety ot colors,
No. 139 North THIRD Street.
opposite Cherry. Pinhulel
H ORACE SEE,
MECHANICAL ENOINHER, and
PATENT ATTORNEY H ,
No. 114 South SIXT Street
(Nearly °undone the County Court Heusi ' )
Prepares Speoifications, Dtawingst &0., and transacts
all other business connected with the obtaining of Let
tere Patent.
, Maohinery Designed and Drawings 'nada. au2s-Sin.
R lt. CORSON, REAL ESTATE BRO.
• REA ; AND OONVEY.S.NOUR, NORRISTOWN,
Pennsylvania.
FA EINS,STORES, MILL°, and HOTELS FOR
BALD in Montgomery,linoks. Cheater, and Delaware
counties, varY pi g tram 10 to ZOO wren, in good localities,
rersoni applying will Pe shown properties free of
Glut d m
SOM.F. %DV&
el
I I :r g V I ll e t4 i i n a t N i gi r gto te rin, H rottit
town, and intenrieduits ewes. For Catalmes and
Ina desoriptlon, address R. R.. COMON,
.101-61 n Hometown. Fa.
___
I NICHOLSON,
J • ' Idanufaciturer of
SKIRTS. LINEN and AIABBEILLES
BOSOMS AND COLLARS.
A %Tee andohome assortment, and IVELL slam.
alwaye on Iland. Unto tehmh I particularly invite the
attention ot and prompt-paying suoirt-orista
Ini eg..Conier of SECOND and ARCH Streets, Ptitla
delotnai -9m*
SFUGUET & SONS,
P-Th IMPORTERS 01. RAVANA CIGARS,
No. 216 south FRONT 'Street.
RitoolllB regularly a full assortment of detdrable, CI
El &RS. Which they offer at low retail. for °ash or au
proved oredlt. lele-47
pAwsoN aa NICHOLSON,
mtpxummvt..,.
NOII. 119 AND 191
MIND
ATIEET,
itetween. btalt• -O.A.L Mutual, atreetat
I' ILADil t rillA.
LIMBS PAWN . JAII. B. XICIIIOI.IIOA
ieV Iv*
WAGNER JEILDION,
ow • ATTORNEY AND courrsELLOR-Alt-LAW
Moe. No. 116 South SIXTH Street,
(Opposite independence Soutite,)
FBIII 3 ELPILIAL,
By like aid of reliable At mays, at different points in
the. United States, is cue led 10 prosecute end coiled
claims °Savory &seriatim'.
Particular sußtionntven to the examination and re
covery of the o ma of Legatees and DISVUM3II, and the
onnannetion • and Titlon and ennuving the interests
of heirs and all persons interested iu the same, in all
parts t h efe Union.
lies Statutes of all the States and ip COMMiltalollol
fob taantons t yf th
carefully taken ander Commiimens.
J. BAYLIS. THOMAS,
kJ.ATTORNEY-4.7•LAW,
Ms
rwiemovtaed his °Moe et. e from No. 9311 Aroh street to No.
429 tuT Otr
Partioular etiolation given to the returrery of hferean
Mei Claims. The drafting and examination of Wilts,
Conveysnons,Anyipmehts. Briefs of TMle. and other
Instruments of Writing. The menasement of Rxeontor
ships, Administratorships, and Trusts, superintended;
and the best eeounties proour4d for the permanent in
vestments of Money. ftatunsatory reference [Even
when rammed,
SHIPPING.
FOR TER SOIITEC—OUARLES
'ON AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP&
• FREIGHT REDUCED.
Heavy 'Freight at an average of viretisal Par 0621.
law New York Steamship rates,
FOR CHARLESTON, 13, C.
Tho 8.61. Al all Steamahip REYSTONX STATE, Cap
tain Charles I' . itlakshinan,will sail on ti r edneaday,toct.
1 7 :11 ° 4111 1 1 ' 18 tiisinoirr—anly freer at fila.
FO SAVANNAH, GA.
The W. 8, Mail Steamship STATE OP elEOReirA.
Captain ROSS tlarvin. Nail on Saturday, Sep
toucher 20, at 4 o'clock V. AL
'lnman in 68 to 60 hoarli—only 43 hour* at Sea.
seirigaiung days Qhanged from every Saturday Pe every
Ave days. Goods reuelved, and Bilis ollmaing glitie 4 l
every dills
The Is,olorlli first-slase MAMA/lire REY
NIONL SITAI F. and STATE Oh , ORONGI.trow run as
above every_ ten days, thus formng a Ave- ay comma
nieation with Charleston and Savannah , an the Booth
and ilonthwest.
At both Olharleaton and Savannah, these Ships eon
neot snth *Gamma fia Florida, aud with railroads, At.,
tor all Macias in the .eanthmO...l6on.thwast.
riBLIJIANGR,
Freight and Inspl i me oil a lerge propaytiox of Goods
shipp South wilt !amid to Dorm ler Dr ha lfips
than hr sail= you* , the "llMleing ono-as
u lt ' .o.—lnsumnse on all Rallroeut Freight iv entirely
mmeosautry, farther than Charleston or Savannah, tha
Railroad Companies taking , ell rialto from thsamointe.
GRZAT REMOTION IN FARP..
Fare by this rout 26 to 40 per cent. °romper than by
4110 010 d pont°, es be scan b the following eche
dale. Tbrongh Dokeb from 1101 a td Uharlea
ton and amain:mu ate smutting, IN 0 0.01.N13 MEALS on
the whole routs. unapt from Charlesten and Savan
nah to Inontgomors •
VIA CIIAIILS4TON. TRA. SAVANNAS.
To Charlanon—..-81A 00 To Xavaunab,—• eta 00
"ugusta-- 17 60 17 00
Columbia— —. 20 00 Macon..—. Bo Al
Drtlents.— ht. 00 Athena .-. -- 21 ed
ontronter7--. R 6 OR _ 21 CO
36 00 it Maur. • 23 00
New Orleans—. 29 76 Alopreomary..... Si OR
--, 27 75 66 00
Itnoyvil 28 60 New Orleans—. a) 76
Memphis. 31 60
Fare tO Savannah, via Charleston— --
Charloston, via Savannah
No billa of lading signed alter the shinialied;
For freight or pcmp,e;9 o 7 , Ay on board, at second
wharf above Vine atreaf.
ALE tEROW. ,rs„ pppp
14 9 . s2O NORTH WIIAUVES.
Agents In CharlestonA. a 'l'. RUDD,
Savannah, Run TEFL a CA 6161KLL.
F o r pu l id a f ro m Charleston, steamer Carolina every
Waesd a r,
For lorida from Savantool, &mom Wtalares and
at. JOktell evert' Tilllida7 and oaturday.
VIE BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL. MAIL MUM-
_TROM NSW TORT TO LITTP.POOL.
Clnef Cabin.
15eoond Cabin ractage---.....—. --. 75
PRoll DOBTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin
P' Vote tur.
Seetiiiri - eibirrYartetiit.....— —. .... ... ~,, ,
The elope from New York call at * Cork Ilarbi,r.
The Milts from Boston call at Halifax and Cork Har
bor.
PERSIA, Capt. Sadkins. CANADA., Capt. Lang.
ARABIA. Ca.pt. J. Stone, AMERICA, Capt. Momlie,
ASIA, Capt. E. G. Lott. NIAGARA,Cavt Anderson
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon. EUROPA, coot. J. Lanett.
SCOTIA, (now building.) ~.
These vessels (tarry a Wear white light at mast -head ;
green on starboard bow; red on port bow. -
ARABIA, Stone, leaves Botton,' Wednesday, Sept. 6
AFRICA, Shannon, . N. York,:Wetinsiday, soPt. U
AMERlCA,'.6loodis, " Bffitton, Wednesday, Sept. le
ASIA, Lott, ' " ' - 14. Yoricgedneeday, Sept. 26
I•iII_ROPA, Little, -, " Boston. Tedneeday, Oct. 9
PEKBLAN'Tlililkiilt " N. Y r
ork. odwisSay, Sept. 10
Berths nbt secured until paid for. ,
Apt experienced durgehn on board. .'
'Fila.Olgrters of thOstabi es will not be animintable for
Ooh Iltlydr. lionlirop, fipenia, Jewblry. Proologs Stones
orMetals, miles* bills of laden are signedthelefor avd
the 'mine thereof therin expressed,,,For fret ht or pas
sage, apply to' E. CIUNARDi 4 llewling reed.
shill ~
Pr 4 V -17 - 7 - 3 7 7: 1
IN
forwoleTal:°lllll;?lA:AOHElTUßStErego2i:
ond h speoie, either by i 111241,6
on o l l e in oontittoli
with other Exprein compon;en, to nit the prineto ,
town. and piton of the United Btatel.
~ E. B. SANDFORD.
Jerditf -
.. • • anneal suntrintendont.
. ,
HALES BY AUCTION.
1-41IIRNE48,PRLNLEY & CO., -
HALE TU.IB
No. 4 O. 4 I4ARRET STREET. -
111 . 0 RNINU:TOEDAV. OUT. 11, AT
• IQ O'CLOCK,
A CAR-D..---The attention of , purehasera requested
to our sale of fanny and /taste dry rods, this morning,
(Tuesday,) ()owner 2, at 10 o cloak, by catalogue,on six
months' credit, 00121.221.41 SHAII2WLS. a deniable assortment.
NOTICE—In sale this meaning— -
700 Vienna broaha square end lung Mamie, of Leopold
Berger. Esq . celebrated make.
600 super quality All wool plaid long ahavrie.
30012-4 and 14-4 do do 'aw e d o .
Velour frize reversible nuparle.
Also,Nlarseilles eambrm
bona, embroideries &c. handkerchiefs ' , rib.
BALE OF
IMPORTED DRY GOOD S.
Tine Mornine.
October 2, at Ido.olook, by catalogue, on pox mOnthe
oredit,
400_paokages and lots of fanny andataple dry goad,.
LONDON. WRITE MAREI..EB QULTS,
10-4, 11-4, 12-4, and 14-4 hoar,' white Maraelna a
,inilto, . . ,
- ALL-WOOL, PLAID BRAWLS.
10-4 and 12-4 all-wool plaid shawls.
Do do ido long do.
Black and colored Stella Awls,
PARIS RICK BILK VERTINOS,
For City Trade, ,
An invoice of rich Parte silk vesting & ,
ntEEDLEWORK EMBROIDERIES.
An simple, new/aria needlework embldertea.
w or' anti catalogues early on sloe morning in
gale.
VIENNA COLORED BROORE LONG BRAWL!.
Tr.ls Morning.
St* Vienna onlored broohe long shawls.
BONNET RIBBONB; Snarl, hr,
New style bonnet nbbons t
Black and colored eilkaa
Linen table olothe t shaft cords.
Victoria lawns, nrinted border cambric handkerohile
SALE OF FRENCH. GOODS.
n Fnday Monitngp
October 5, at 100 clock, by catalogue, on six menthe
oTedit.
1500 peal/ages and lots of !my and staple Frenah dry
anode.
liar Samples arranged for exammation, with ; eats,
logues, early on the morning (Miele.
N F. PANCOAST, AIIOTiONEFJEt., alle•
• • anssor to 11, SCOTTaa., 47,311ESTNIIT
POSITIVE BALE OF AMERICAN D IMPORTED
DRY GOODS, EMBROIDERI TRlMatiNcs,
MILLINERY GOODS, JEWELRY, leg/'
On WednesdaY Morning.
Oat. 3, brae/Gagne, on a arent. commeneitig at 10
o'clock preesely.
be found— •
A full and desirable assortment of seasonable goods,
well worthy the attention of the trade.
Included will be found, viz :
EMBROIDERIES.
A fun line of rich new style embroidetiee,jnet landed.
Consisting in Dart of—
Jaoonet and cambric collars and sets, infants' me
dium to high coat 101)PB and waists, embroidered and
hemstitched handkeroluefs, rich end wide ,flonnalng.
bands, edging, an LA C E ing. COLLARS.
Also, an invoice of Maltese; Monitor& and thread leas
collars.
BONNET RIBBONS.
60 Cartons rioh new fall style ;Milt de sole plaid,
figured. and solid aol ore bonnet ribbons.
FLOWERS
iboia AP l
Sowers.
Fall style Paris art
Black and fano) , oatnoli Thanes. Me.
•
TRIMMINGS.
An invoice of dress trimming ribbons, fringes' aorde,
battens, teasels. &o.
W
Also, the stook of J a jew E e.e err declining r businese,
em
braoing a full and oomnleto assortment of Sae watches
end jewelry.
STOCK OF A BOOK AND rBTATIONERY STORE,
On Thunder Morning.
WAt o'olo3k by catologue the 'stook of a book and
stationery store , to close the ° business.
Included will be found—
The usual assortment of new and desirable books, a
large quantity of stationery. fanny articles. /to , which
will be (mend well worthy the attention orthe trade.
FIRST LARGE SPECIAL SALE OR GERMAN
TOWN FANCY KNIT GOODS. SHIR FALLND
DRAWERS, HOSMILY. tco. FOR. THE OF
1860.
On Friday Morning.
%A.G, by catalogue, on a oredit, commencing at 10
o'clock eTeOIIIIIY.
lair Catalogues and samples ready early on morning
of mile,
PHILIP FORD & AUCTIONEERS,
S NO. 030 MARKET Street. and 621 01/IYOB
treet._
YOStTIVE SALp . OF 1,000 OASES BOOTS, SHOES,
• BII.OOANS.
On Thursday Mosconi, -
October 4, At 10 o'olook precisely, will be ,1101 d, 7
catalogue, on months' credit. 1,000 moo men s, boy 1 ;1,
and youths' calf, km, grain, and thick boots, brogans,
gaiters, and Oxford t ies.
Women's;mines . and child ran's goat, morocoq, and
kid boots, lasting gaiters, kid ellyors.
gaiAlso, a fall assortment of city.made boots. shoos. and
ters.
The attention of Boot and Shoe buyers I. nartloularls"
tiviced.
tiiiiPeopde open for examination with entalogneti emir
n morning of bolo. gag
WILLL4.SIB, BMA & 00.; A 170,1
TIONIERI3 t COMMIBAION MREGMS.NTS,
No. 6 North MAIN St., ST. LOUIS, Mo.(formerly
with mewl. antnorn, ft r y ileda,) ofatt
their services to the Morahan ,Mehn semen, .ani
ohm of Finlodointos, for the we of g0vi11,t2,14 •
pete,boote, shoekr hardwarejeleraltr4 -
l td" Cash advances two on reoloptof mde,
lair settlements made three days Mar Me.
mavra&akiirgotAZ: ligggi t h Pr: 4l d"
4. Van Stu ar t T t'yok, Towne ., arrow, New Yin&
L. & . Curtis & Co., New Yotlr.
Wood, Christy, & Louis, Mo.
6? Crow. McCreary. & co.. " mbis-thstalT
MIWIPAL CLAIMS.—Notice is here=
tTgliren to the owners of the properties men
tinned in the appended memoranda of Claims, that
write of noire fames will be issued thereon, in three
months front the date hereof. unless the same are pant
on pr petqre that time._ •
fiDWIB C. CASSIDY,
Attbrosy for ()AiDl5,lOl,
tilt 3 Both SIXTH'S rest.
The City of Philadelphia, to pee of Jatuoll 4100 Millsii
to. Wm. McDonald. owner or reputed.oirrier, kp.
Common Plena, beptembrr Term, MO. No. 138. Cid
verting. $28.77., Lot and bunditute:weat aide I Alder
greet, 132 feet north of Master, Si feet on Alder street,
ba feet deep.
Same va. Peter Martin. owner or reputed owner. AIL
Common Flone,-eoptom , nc Term, 1809.
verting. 31437.. Lot and buildings on east side Alder
street, 110 feet north of Master street, 18 feet on Alder
street. 100 feet deep. 84326-te1l;
TN THE DISTRIOT COURT FOR TUE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Swain & Abell, surcivlng partners, gee. vs. Chas,
Bochersperger. Alias venditioni eapona. BePtem
ber Tor, 1839. No. 841.
The auditor anointed to yeeert distribution Of the
fund arising from the Sherig'd tale; Under the above
writ, of All that certain lot of piece of ground. with
-the buildings thereon erected, situate at the southeast
corner of Broad and Wallace streelx, In the county of
Philadelphia,conarnenoing at the southeast corner o
Broad and Wallace streate, and: Menet extending
Routhwardly along the east line of said Dread street
fprty feet to a point; thence eftetwardly along the north
line of ground now or late of Mark Daiderson, on a line
parallel with Wallace street, eighty-twa feet to a point,'
thence notherard along the west line of ground granted
or intended to have been granted to John Eckstein, on
aline parallel with add Broad street, forty feet_ to a
point; thence westwardly along the south line of Wal
lace street eighty-two feet to the place of beginning,"
will attend to the duties of his appointment on
WEDNF.BDAY, Ootober IC, 1860, at four o'clock, F. hi..
at his o ffi ce, No. WO Walnut street, When and where all
Pereono intereiPed are required to present their claims,
pr be debarred from coming in upon said fund.
seldlOt 111p/V144.8 Agditor.
WHEREAS LETTERS OF - ADMINLS?
tratlon upon the Estate of JOHN RANKIN,
deceased, have been granted to the Subscriber. all
persona indebted to said Estate are requeeted to make
payment, and those having Claim against the same to
present them to
REBECCA RANKIN. Adminietratrix,
Or to her Attorney. WRI. B. ROOD,
ariMu•gt 242 Borth FIFTH street
TN THE COURT OF 0015BION PLIDAS
IL FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DULA-
D BLPII f A.
HOSANNA H P. WILTBA roc, by her next friend AN
DREW COSH, vs. SAhl UHL N. WILTBANK.
September Term. 1039. No. 27.
To SAMUSL S. WILTBANK, Respondent: You
will please take notice that the Court have granted
rule on the respondent, to show eause why a divorce
a vincula megrim min should not be decreed in above
cue. Returnable SATURDAY. October 130,18ai, at
10 o'clock A. At. JOHN C. imam
se2S-tn&th et Solicitor for Libelant.
PIANOS ! PIANOS !I PIANOS !!
PIANO-FORTEds
MELODEONS
PIAB6-FORTVB.
MELODEONS,
Made by Raven, Bacon. & Co., limns &Clark,Raßett,
Davie.& Co., owl others.
.T. E. GOULD,
mytt-ly SEVENTH and CHEST:NUT.
Imp! STEINWAY & SON'S NEW PA
TENT OVER-STRING GRAND PIANOS.
SQUARE. GRAND. AND SQUARE PIANOS, now
prof - erten in commie and in private piroles by the best
performers'. Received the first premiums over the beet
maicere, from judges like Gottaohalk,Mason, and others,
Challenge at competition, BLASIUS RROTHERS.
IS -1S -4 006 CHESTN UT street.
HAINES EROS.' OVERSTRUNG
PATEN T-ACT lON PIANO FORTES,
"Chest First - Clan Pianosmade. A splendid
assortment of Lonia XlV,,and other styles. for wale at
Factory Cash Priem and warranted for 6 'years.
Beoond-hand Pianos' for sate_and to rent.
GEORGE L. WALKER
S. E. Cor. of PIEVIsPiTIi and MICR 3t.
PRINCE & CO.'S ImDroved MELODEONS. from
*46.lltoranik. 1.14
110 STOVES! STOVES!!
JAMES SEAR,
No. KET sump:
• is now prepared to meet thof the pub.le more
completely all thedetaits of the Stove trade then any
other estabilahment in Philadelphia. in proof of whioh
Ile invitee COMPARATIVR VCCAINAVON.
The following are among hie own Pepuoir inventions,
teveral of which have already obtained a national repu
tation aa surpassing in excellence and economy any other
Spouse in use..
JAkEt3£4 . EAR ie the Inventor and Patentee of the
Improved Gae•burning Cooking Steve, acknowledged to
he the best Stove for family use in the world.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the celebrated
Chts-oonimming Cooking Range, now rapidly corning
into general nee.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the Improved Sil
ver's ti g ht Gee-consuming Parlor Stove.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor of the Improved
( Patented) Ornamental Stove Urn, which, from its
beauty and titibtr, is likely, this sewn, to be unitrer
eitlly adopted.
JAMES SPEAR in the Patentee of the Leber, Fuel,
nTtll Comfort saving ironing Pap.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
celebrated Rellway•car Renter.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor of the Improved
Ploieboard Stove.
eor all of the above the Inventor very justly olai ins
advantagee which require but to be understood by the
public to be universally appreolated and preferred to
any other arttoles of that oiling in the mallet: and ha
would hereby extend ae- rdial invitation to all llamas
ill, want of Stoves to caned examine for themselves.
Portea wishingto examine will have every attention
Shown them, whether intending immediately to pur
chase or not. selS-7m
16 00
.4 TIIE CELEBRATED ROYAL
i l I C A ( l e
cTNE sirgßi7 l ,3:g bnZijAd Ttr-imie
either with or without gaa-burning ' fixture&
Manufactured and for Elate by NORTH, ellASE,,tr.
NORTH. foundry Ware-rooms, 209 North SECOND
Street.
THE FIERY STAR GAS-BERN.
4 !NG AND RADIATING PARLOR STOVE ti
the beet and moat economical Heating Stove.
Manufaetured and for male by NORTH
kNORTH
eet . Foundry Ware-rooms , 209 North .511-
uer4l) Kr.
0 OUR NEW OAS-BURNING BASE
4. af i za to t,),, , ,eogiolLi-abunttpttrgfuth.,,tlTA
11,t11 a sheet iron base. Manufactured and for isle by
NORTH, OHASE,& NORTH, Foundry Ware-rooms.
1109 North SECOND Street. • OGEI at
M AOKEREL, SHAD, HERRING, &a.—
/sit- 1000 bbls, Nos. 1,1 and S large and medium Mao
k !, in assorted paolcases, of a von' ohoioe 60111301
10 We. new No. &large Maelpmel.
60 half bids now olo.Sdo do.
bbl new No. 3 medium do.
• 60 do new Eastern 17: , ify Shad.
• 60 half bble new do do:
1000 bids new Eastport On Ilprrinr•
00 do do Halifax No. 1 do.
100 do new Bostod No. 1 do. • •
. 100 do do No., 1 scale Fish.
E 6 do nrimaii ii l t .Salmoni
ui
100 ordala (I lank Codfish.
. 100 boxes now met county 0h561314
Ito w landing and rn store.fog male p7IV
tie; ovH O AI
' .
CO. , .
1.V.1;-"-3,480 Gallons - Extra, Blilacheii
: p.tr: - .; Voo. on., do. aó.' Whale' Oil,
.400 ( ni l:
k.kik . do: (la— &000 do . extra .110. 1 alaehmel . 7 Oa
3,4 do,Tetned breaales 011,:.loq,do. gas Ojl,g,at .
td, or gale y• I.I.OWIA.Ki, Aliti/All.laiLß, & VP Al t il.
1$ ficatlxWharyea.,
HEFINED SEGAR:-1,000 Barreli /10;'.
VERING'S enzahed coarse and fine-salve/IW.
A, 11, and a Veal, and ra t ynatilt. _near ) trgals
071 JAM Ia.KAUARI4 - „ vwsvcrivia suns..
T. Louis, O.
LEGAL,
PIANOS.
STOVES.
SALES BY - AUCTION.
MTHOMAS SONS,
0 Noe. 139 and 141 Death VOLOSTRS treat.
(Pnrreerly Noe. gr and M.'
STOOKS AND REAL ESTATE THIS D AY.
Pamoblet catalogues now ready. ocataf fell de
eone ti a
one of all the toperty to be sold on Tuesday nex , .
2d October, with a list of sales 111 h. lesh.l6th. And 21d
October,, oompriains a large amount of valuable pro
perty.
ITOOl{l3 AND REAt t ieSTATR.
BALES AV TRE EXCRANGE EVERY TUESDAY
Barite the husiaeraseason is lai r and Rupert only
occasional Baler. •
Eir Handbill!, of each2erty tamed seperately, itt
addition to Which we pub ' on the Saturday DreVionli
to each eale t one thou catalogues, in pamphl e t
finTniglVlng dellOnetlOnl of all the property to be
soldthe following Tuesday.
0 AR D.--Dur sales-of real estate and /look/ a
the Exchange Rill hereafter be held at IP o'clock
osm;, In the everung. at f 0
EV Con tributors have the oltion_ of either eale.
AL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
VW" We have a large amount reel 'state at Private
sale. tnoludum description ot city and tenantry
Property. Pted bale may be bad &Übe AnOtIODItOIe
PRIVATE BALE RESISTER.
IGIPReaI estate entered on ow Private We reel/dere
and ad,yertifed ooraarionally In our pnb labetraot
W al ltoh, copies are punted weekly,) free 01
ELEVENTH FALL FIALR—OOTGBER 2 .
Neat modem BEBTDBNCE, valour/aids Yard. No.
1020 Filth street, below Girard 'avenue.' Lot 37 feat
front.- • .
Very desirable Country REBIEBENCIG and 4 Aorea of
Lead. Oak isne,near the oldr.Ostr Lane Station North
Fenneyivenialtailmsd„ Immediate possession. Terms,
.2.000 cash.
Beat tdodent REIGMNOE. N 0.112 South Nineteenth
street. near Chestnut /street ; has the modern conve
nient:ea. May be examined between 10 and 12, rind 3
and 6 °Wolk.
haegant rown. Btotie REBIDENOR, No. 2.18 West
Logan square. Lot 22 fest front.tdo deep. The house
is built in the best manner and restate with *fifths mo
dern oonvezneartem
Two Owner AdrOdem KBAIDENGEBwith side nerds,
stables, and omen houses, Franktord rosd mad Auburn
street. Lots each 137 ,feet front, 130 feet deep to Coral
Street. .
Executors' Sale—Estate of John Bowman, deceased..
DRABBER RYTFAItaI, 322 Acres, Johliterl.littlan
tie °minty.. New Jersey. about two Jails.; from Wey
mouth Station , on the Camden arid Atlantio Railroad.
adjoining lands of MoservLippmcott &Parry.
'Three-story Brick DWELLING, No. 1911 Callowhill
street. easter Twentieth street.
Three story Brick DW.E.LLING,No. 327 Witallington
street. opposite Jetfersonlyre.
Modern ThreeatoT Bda WELLING. No. 910 Pine
etteet, west •of Nint etre ; haa the modern.conve
menees. Lot 20 feet rent.
weModern Ilriok RESIDENCE.' No. 101)6 Rue street.
st' °f 'Tenth street; has the modern convenience'.
immediate possession.
Pleat Modern DWELLING, No 730 Buttonwood at..
first house oast of; Eighth street ; bee the modern eon
venienoes., fliehrof all ineumbranoe.
Four-story Brick FOUNDRY, No. 214 Pear street, be
tween Second and Third streetg,ludosr Walnut street.
Three-xteu7 Brtek D W7SL WAG, No. 4.."7 Otunnit st„
east of Falb street. ' '
, Three . story - Bruit( DWELLING, No 506 Powell at.,
between Filth and &ai t and ignores and Pines treets.
PAREMPTOR DWELLING,OOL. BY Ottfralt OP
Neat modern' ?to. 413 South Eighth
street, (lamer of Lombard greet, has the modern con.
venienoes, Valuable IntamesapropertY.
Three-story brick DWELLING. No. 234 Arab street,
east of Third street.
Three-story brink TAVERN AND DWELLING,
No. 1606 Coates street, west of Fixteenth street.
Peremptory Sale. _
I TRACT'S, 1898 AGRES BROAD TOP COAL
LANDS.
Seven tracts valuable Coa)•Lands, Broad "Totp, Bed
ford and Huntingdon eonntiss. Pennsylvania. Terms
half cash. Handbills, plane and surveys; also a report
of ldr.John Fulton. geologist. together with specimens
of the coal, may be seen at the auction rooms. Bale
atnolute.
.
• • • -
Three-story Brtek DWELLING.No.I63O Vine street.
with. two-three-story . Brick Ihrellirma 11Z1 the/ rear. on
Pearl street.
TWELFTI2 FALL SALE—OCTOBRR 11.
Peremptory Sale ont he Premises, property lately oc
cupied by W. A. Edwards. Eel., deceased. Cu Thurs
day, October 1101, men, at 12 o Moog noonfl ,
:VALUABLE FRM, 115 ACRES 111 PERCHES,
Radnor township, Delaware counts, on the Lancaster
turnpike, /2 miles from Philadelphia, within a mile of
the Morgan Station and one-quarter of a mile of the
Wayne Station, on the West Chester Railroad. The
laud to in first-rate condition, and the farm is admitted
to be one of the best in nadnor township.
Terms—One-third cook. Sate abeolute.
SA LE OP STANDARD AND POPULAR BOORS. ON
VARIOUS SUBJECTS —A portion in quantities, all
new and fresh. stock!.
This Evening.
cot. 2. at the auction store . a large assortment of
popular miscellaneous books, all nest and fresh stock.
%air catalogue. *in be ready pn Tuesday morning.
and the hooka arranged for easmtnation. -
Sale No. 321 TIRE Rtgeet.
SUPE RI OR FURNITURE. ROMWOOD PLANO.
TAPESTRY CARPhTs. ka.
On Wednesday_Morning.. -
October L at to o'clock, at sp. MI plat street, below
Fourth street. 'the supe rior parlor. dizung-roomoted
chamber furniture, rose*oon piano-forte, hr
Dam & Co., flee tapestry carpets, en tier sating mat
trainee, &o ,of &gentleman lesamg the city. -
Also, the kitchen furniture..
NO P" Ality Fe examined at 8 o'aloak on the Morn= of
the gale:with catalogue. -
i ....,
• . 1 IC 4..
9 . 9 Iltul 141 Rot% FOURTH_ vast
111 7 FERI4rlibli1ITURE, FRENCH-PLAT/ MIR
HOZ% FiAWFORTEE, HIWBERES Rig ETA.
On Tbanklay Morning, -.--
At P o'clock, at the Ant= Brom, en amorneeta if
inceellsAt iieson4-han4 Runitats. petelptimia-fqr‘4l.
Ito' mirror, MSG*. ' lsl 4ki" fr om iliaraiL
!Mlikeillillsl MURIA tO ik.• *tom Or 0011 gas oz
irr
SUPERIOR OAR FURNITURE, HERRING
CREST, &a.
Also, on Thursday morning. at the notion attire, im
port:or oak dining-room furniture, large oak extension
dining table, oupenor oak °Moe furniture. large and au
senor fi re- proorsafe. made by - Berrrng, tine carpets. le.
BALE No. 1830 AIME STREET. •
Bp.PER.IOg. rURNITURE L _V_ELVET AND gRV
E S
-41.6 CARTThi Elle.lOßti, ?ENE OW
OLblllB. *o.
On . kridey Elortunw.
octcbeg ags, am 0 aloe% at leo. Ig3o Arch greet , by
t e l anterior Rosewood Furniture. fine Man
tel Mirror!. elegant Velvet. Brunel. and other car
nets, Oil Clo th 11, ha., in we inn a *Art tint*, And in
' •
excellent order.
Also, the dittehen Funutule, and about--- tons of
Coal.
;V. , ' Th
Carepiee oahinet fitinihire was made by ',llion. A:
tt.
Sir
&o Aley 'be ex
cataloguesaleined on the mpraine 11f tlt
ink, milli -
• • Sete S. E. corner EIGHTH tuidaPRUCE Streets.
SUPERIOR FURNITU RE, ROSEWOOD PI&NO.
MIRRiiRS CURTAINS, OAS CHANDELIERS,
TAPESTRY OARPETEt.
On Monday Merydne. • '
Oot. 8, at 10 Wolock, faiths anathema corneytif Eighth
and Eunice streets, the superior roNewood piano-forte,
by Riohenbaoh. Frenoh-plate mantel mirrors. brooate
curtains, bronze and gilt gas chandeliers, tapestry oar
pets. ko.
Also the kitchen furniture.
/ay May be examined on the morning of sale, at
o'clock.
"%f
Elite N. 4 SO North PiIIIRTR Street,
ELEOANT FURNITURE, lIELvt.T CARPETS, Re.
• On Wednesday Morning,
thesh initant, at o'clock. at Pio. 4S)Rorth Fourth 4t,
e legant parlor, dining-room, sled chamber form
ture, fine tapestry Velvet oarpetS, Matting, two superior
sprinz mattresses. Re.
lir Nay be examined at 8 dolook on the incdainx7or
the Me. - •
MOSES_ .N.ATILlaii3 7 ATI OTIONZIcIi
dfx- AND CJAUIDENNEX MERCHANT; southeast
earner of SIETE and RACE Sinew.
• MEM WO AMAX!
gEii s ,ooo to loan. One lowest nit" on diamonds,
watches. Ittwelyy, flats, an goods, clothing, Ow
aeries, segue. hardware. cutlery mance, mirror ., fur
niture. bedding; end on g rods or area descrintton, is
large or small atnonuts,-coni ens dolWin•ta tenuands
for anylengh cf time agreed on. ; •
Wir The ltildertt Established re in this
Pnoite entrowllA
Dulintvrais lA, .W. m,
" Cluidget r , 10,411 STAT
tlfT AdrerlOell 01'4100 and upwards at two per sect.
Advaneee ot OM and upwards, at one nor cent, for
abort Wane. -
AT PRIV" Lux.
Some of the finest GOLD P ATENT LE!E4 and
17.1fRONOMETR3VATCHE mtraufactued • at halt
the usual selling ;noes, gold lever and Maine watches
silver layer and lepine watches, Mulish. Swim', a
Preneh watches, at aatoniihuts low pew, lowelrAi
every deestrlpr.. Yitry le ,_guru , platock limbo In
1010T0011tir • QWIII 0 syniquity cigars, at Ault the
toportatron can lies to nut oirehlaers, and
wallows other kin so ftgoods. •
UT 7]0011.1 SALES
Attended to pirsopally by the Auetioneer.
Consignments of say and every Img Of seeds wall
sitesMOSES PIA'PRAN S.
SPLENDID SET OF DIAMONDS AT PRIVAT E
Consisting of diamond and oval breastpin and ear
rings. Irma. 8660. Cost in Parts 83.40 P•
DEPARTURE OF RAILROAD TRAINS
n.-Lt2:-.:-_,.--_AI.---,-%.:._=1
rENNISy. I XANIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD—Elevntli
4a4 Market Ores W..
Mail Trans • 7 SD A. M.
Past Line, 11 50 .A. Al.
Harnsburt, Acoonnctlation— ... • •••-• Oa P•. N.
Lancaster Accommodahon....—....--. 4 00 P. M.
Parksburs Accommodation S 0 P. M.
Wed Chester trains leave Eleventh and Market at
7 80 A. 111.,17 30 and 4 OOP. M.
Willismimrt, Elmira,' Buffslo; and Mears Falls,
leaVe 7 15 A. M., and 700 P. M.
NEW YORK LlNES—Walnut-Street Wharf.
Accom. Line, via C. and A.. 1eave5........... 6 00 A. Al.
Aooor.llne, Via Jeroey City 6.00
Morning Express. ma Jenny City.-.:..._.-.100 A. he
Steamboat Tla Tacoor and Jersey cty. --- 11 00A. lti•
Camden and Mahar Accommodation.. —.• ... 12 50
Express, via Camden and Amboy.,- .
Evening Exprese n vlii Tacony and . M.
.Evenieg Mail, via Camden and Jersey 600 P. I.
tNight Express ... moo P. I.
Camden and Amboy Accommodation— ...._6.00 P. .
For Relvidere, won. Fleminaton.Wo., ILCO A. 5..
and 400 P. Al., from Walnut street wharf, and 7.10 A.
M., from Kensington depot.
For Water Gap,Strouilaburg, Scranton. Wilkesharre,
Montrose, Great Bend, .ko., at 6 A. M. from Walnut
!street wharf. and T.lO A. M., front Kensina ton depot.
For Mauch Chunk. Allentown and Bethlehem, at 6.00
A. M.. and 4.00 P. M., from Walnut-street wharf, and
7:10 A. M., from - Reneington depot.
'For Mount folly. at 6.00 and 90,7, A. Pd., 216 and 4.93.
P.M.
Wn vi."'f.'4,1.'"t.'.1;.tt0r,d.r..13,..m.A...am.4..??aid
%Int-street Wharf, au
RI“ from
6 46, P. M,, from Konsingtoll.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD—Broad and Prime
=M=U
do Mee noon,
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.11.10 P. 411.
For VVllmingtou at 8.16, ..
M. aeon, 1.16, 4.15, 4 6,
and t/.10,
For Middletown, Dover, New Castle, Seaford and in
termediate glees. at 5.16. A. M.. and 4 lb, Y. ht._
aurOara—For Baltimore at 11.10,
READINg RATLROAP—Broad IPA CallowLill :tra ate.
Extres4 Train le3ves
eaing c ournmodatian . 800 .
ELMIRA AND NIAGAR A FALLS—Broad and Cal
Ewen Trait leaves._...
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Trains leave for Conshohocken and Norristown at
6.50, 7.3.1. 9.05 sad 11.04, A. M., and 1.03, 8.C5, 430, 0 63,
6.60 00011 1.8. I', M. Foy artayunk, at II 80, 7.1.1,
1105, A. M., and 1 05;3 03, 3.05, 4.110, 5.55, 650, 8 15 en d
11.16, P. M. Per Germantown, at 600. 7.00, 800, 9.00.
1000, 11.00. 1500, A. hi.. and 1.00.2.00 SW, 530. 4 41/.500.
6 00. 6.30. 7.00.8.00.9 00. 10,15. 11 10,P. M. For Chestnut
HI 11, at 6 01.8 00. 1000 and 12.00, A. M., and LOU,
0.00.6 10.8.00 9.00 ana 10.15 P. M.
Sunday trains tor Germantown leave 9.816. A. It., end
2.07, 2.00,0007.46 and 10.30, I'. 81. Leave Germantown
at 8.10, A.M.. us 400. 6 30.9.36, P. M. For Nottistriun
9.111, A. 01 ., 5.00 600 5.0 X/ P. M. Leave Norristown 7 Is,
A. 81., 100 and 6.00 P. M.
CAMDEN AND ATLAN
wharfTlC RAI LE OA D—Vine street
Mail Train A. M.
-Express Train P. M.
Accommodation to Egg Harbor illaty— ...-- 7 4.15 P. Al.
NORTH l'filtPiSYL %TAMA . RAlLlOAD•rirrsiat sad
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For Doylestown, turas:a*, A. PC, sad AO . P. M.
For Fort Woattiagtoa, team at V", A. ,M., and &IA
P.M.
Sundaye—For Bethlehem at 8.00 R. M. Fur Doy*-
town at 3.00 P. M. , •
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Market streak. yw
Trains leave at Me and 10.00 A. At. a*4 .P.
Sundays leave at 8.00. A. Ma 1.00 P. ea.
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