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itte*Weit Meetittg, tho Hnptiet At,9o-
ritU oii.
Aintocintion mat ,yeaterda
ht 8 o'olock, The opened with prayer
silos W. Sexton,' of MisolitiPPi• The morning
was spent, In reading lettail from the Vildell
dawdling, giving, the statletles of their stets and
ppaitette-d he 'fitunbei Of - members, muster et con•
version dming the year, etc.
Thee! contain nothing of publio Interest.
At *liven °retook the prooeedinginire v cried
by the •offering of prayer in behalf of Tamaqua
Ohistelt;:ehloh is in a backsliding condition; the
members having got into the habit of negleeting
their, own church to visit others, and in various
was deviating from their covenant engagements.
The Olfareh wee ;lotto fall ; there being no va
leta seate.e.r.i3ept In a few pews Earths* from the
pulpit.' The array of intelleotnel-looking min-'-
bters assembled would do credit to any religious
organization. There were' half a dozen colored
agnisteti pretest • -
ANTZAFOON SLUION
Half peat two o'clock P. lit—The Assembly was
spelled with it hymn aril a prayer from Rev. Jere-
Allah Asher, (colored.)
:Lottery were received from various churches de
nouncing elavery and the liquor trade.
Committees Were then *minted upon the tree
fairer's amount, plane of next meeting, elections,
quarterly meetings; and corresponding bodies.
Bev. W:Anderson read the °lnsular letter, -
advomlting great individual zeal for the Baptist
Church, and the eduoation of the youth in the fear
of the Lord according to Baptist tenets. 'There were
one million children in this mutat) , whose spirit
ual lest:motion was found in the Baptist denomi
nation.' Christian union-.a - theme much agitated
of late—would exert a neglect of faithful denomi
national training The estaystrongly advocated a
stviotly Baptist tuition, and was averse toe soft
ening of denominational tone. No thaixotio era
sadearis affirmed; however; for the support of pro
salter 'laws. While brotherly feeling should be
ineouramed, there should he. no lowering of the
banner, and no cowardice in the utterance
of truth.
. A discussion ensued, in which the author's view
Was alternately sustained" and. rebuked. The
genet - al sentiment seemed to be that Christian
Union" was' intended to weaken the Baptist
strength.
Dr. Brown, of Germantown, eulogised the letter.
it should be read at every Baptist hearth.
Bev. W. Randolph was glad that the substance
of the letter adverted to emanative Baptist tuition;
soak 'lay at the root of the denomination's pro
opacity. Many Sunday-school books in Baptist
libraries 'advocate sentiments antagonistic to the
Baptists indite true teachings of the New Testa
ment. -
Rev. W. Watkinton thought that the letter In
4-caloatittl a doctrine like that of the Jews, con-
Adoring every outside denomination as Gentile.
lie opposed denominationalism. They were doing
the*. children injaattee in teaching , only Baptist
dogmas Christ. and Christ only, should be taught
to the - young. Minor doctrines. had no bearing
upon the soul's satiation.
Dr Winter thought that Christian Union was an
instrument to stab the Baptists. Religious prin.
-410 es should- not be compromised. Baptism they
.loved mote than Union. ' •
- Rev.R. Jeffrey thought that Baptist children
leers allowed too mtteh lib,,rty in religious opinion.
If aentimento'were - valuoluss they should not be
contended for. The weak point of the denomina
lion was that it labored for no distinctive grind
pies. Rev: J. Wheaton Smith advocated the same
sentiments in connection with a proper degree of
the Union spirit. One who could not worship with
brethren of other denominations should pray God
to take the bigotry from his haunt. The Union he
had advocated in the noontide ho was not afraid to
advoonte elsewhere.
Rev. Lie• Kennard hoped the discussion would
stop. ft had been improper and wrong Other
points of the letter, lam assailable, had been diere
girded.
Bev. Mr-Jeffrey reed en extract froth a denomi
national paper, showing that the converts through
the Union meetings had not joined the Baptists In
numbers corresponding to the accessions to other
churches. A gentleman replied that the churches
prominent in the Union movement had been abun•
dating blessed, and that the Baptist do:den/ion was
owing to their exelusivenews,
The author of therearay denied the construction
placed upon his letter by Mr. Watkinson, after
which Cathoart made a strong antiunion
address. -Let the'old•faebtoned, exclusive Baptist
prayer meetings be restored. There was less divi
' don among Christians when they kept themselves
reserved. He hoped that a fence would be built
between the denominations, and that no hand
should remove a single rail.
The may was ordered to be printed.
The next anniversary meeting will be held in
Mew Market street, above Poplar, in the Rev. Mr.
Ciitheart's church. Rev. Geo. Higgins will deliver
the introductory eermon. Rev. Mr. Cathcart al
ternate. Rev. J. H. Costte will write the circular
letter.
/MINING HESSTON.
The evening exercises were opened with prayer. The
hreoidisat, o; the YdneationalBociety. Rev. J. P. Crozier.
was introduced. end stated that the °yard of the society
W/14 to educate indigent students or the ministry.
lourly all who have beer. Retooled by the society. and
partaken of ate benefits, about one hundred and forty
in number, have . proved themselves to be gaelleetful
pastors of churches.' Tim maximum sum allotted for
!mob Of the beriefirtiartes by tin Society Is 1190, It may
be 'ti nsidereet a meagre pittance, but the speaker
thought it was no disadvantage for students to have
pecuniary difficulties to contend with. During the lest
year. the society educated thirty four beneficiaries ; tats
year they have sot quite to many.
Rev. Warren Rancolpli, the secretary of the society,
was the next weaker. - After swine the objec ts for
whack the society . was established, he divide his dis
torters into two heads. First, the reaponsi lit, of
ate who induct others into ths meted niter and
risondl , . the proper qualifications for a preacher to
ave. It must be Omitted. said he speaker. thatthere
been the most imitable recklecniesa manifested on
*lmpart of some of those who had commissioned men
to preach. The ministry Is an order of Divine appoint
ment. and qiirlst hat said that those. Wane who are
galled of ti od should undertake to discharge to duties,
whoever. therefore. inducts men into it take. 5 most
feadalreaptresibilitY.
Toe mar who. in a tubule address, undertook to
somas the idea of a Divine call to the ministry. and then
to make good his statement by savior that he never had
a old, onlyertsdalmed hie own unfitness for time work,
and proclaimed 'the infidelity to their trusts of those
who seat hem forth to mere*. He strongly yrned ttie
necessities of s thorough education for the ministry, as
well as the proper 'mint to be manifested hmore stri
dent, shenld be tent forth for the great work. There
wean erect and growing. demand forsenitation preach
erg at the present day. The consequence was, that
when a yonug man exhibited an unusual decree of In
telligence. he drew immerse crowd/I, and fora while
might pr. duos good resells yet he would • ultimately
fail. linters he was' imbued. with the necessary en
petienon to constitute an efficient preacher,
Ire had never listened to but one, of these sensation
smoothers, who bed been seat forth after being a mem
ber of the church for only six months. The streaker re
commended the highest degree of culture, A clergy
man should first haven good academic edneation, then
a collegiate donna, and should hutch only by a thorough
study of systematic theology. The last branch was one
of the utmost importance. and it was one of the regrets
of his life that lie had not enjoyed &thorough knowledge
of it tumeelr.
• It the guide of - theology Is to be the work of our
Dyes it shoal(' be the etudy of our youth. The quell
licstions of a ',rescuer would depend very much upon
toe motet and intelligence of the people to whom
he is to minister. For instance. a colored preacher
who might be namely able to spell the words of his
text could bait' a congregation of his fellow-men in
b.eateleses attention, and, pi amps. he might also in
termit an intelligent audience for a short time. yet to be
effective it won d be newasary to be able to minister to
thqr intellectual as well as spiritual tastes. The
/meeker continued to site the advantages to le derived
from at complete education for the ministry, and relived
a :somber of instance" ot clergymen who had received
the boner' , " of the society, and since Income orna
ments to the Chan*.
Rev. A.B Spalding spoke in behalf of the American
Haptiot • Publication Fociety. This association prints
the productions of various Baptist alerts men, and em
ploye oolporteurt to d 'tribute. them throughout the
country. He urged at length the ueceseity of diaserni
go bug relations productions, in order to counteract the
effects of the immoral cheap publications which are
smattered broadcast throughout the land. and appealed
to his hearers to contribute towards insuding forth col
porteurs. • • -
Rev. John Cassel thought it quite sweat of gapers
rogati on to advocate the Warms of elm society before is
Philadelphia audience, as it was hire 'that it had its
birth. Its object is to 'promote the interests of even
tidiest education by the Maims of the printing press,
the eniPerterYt and the Suallay- school. He proceeded
to 'enumemte the. pronilar ogoefits achievaii by the
assesiatron.. Four hundred million popes are sent
forth every year. and thirty thousand families are
visited by the colpotteuree.who would probably never
receive say of these works units* they were carried
to teem. One hundred thousand youths of Baptista are
to be *Detracted m this country. The smite* has an
Income of its own, it has worked hard for thirty or
forte toots. and has accumulated a little Property.
It done not ask for salaries to support its office re, but
Merely for astestance to par to distribute
}remuctions. During the last eight years it has gran
its own exertions nearly 6 . 2 s lor this parPoie.
The speaker chard with an eloquent appeal for the
claims of the society.
A amleetton was then taken up, 'which was divided
bet e ween th g
e ou
Education al and Zutilicatlon Societies, and
th meetin adjrned.
EVlOTRterrr, When applied in harnlerty with the
voleriiies of the brain and Demme system, according
to the dircovery of Profs. Chamberlin and Bolles, will
cure all eurab:e diseases. Such lir their GUCCI'S) in
oaring even the moat obstinate maladies, that, after an
elssiricsl dtagnesis, they are willing to Plantain a
cure by Epeeist contract. 011ke at No. IVO Walnut
'street.
ViSITORaIcAt ABRlAD.—Strangers who visit
Philadelphia always remark, first, the splendor of our
Publio butldinss t not mentioning those that have not yet
been put up upon Penn annum/, and next, our palatial
stores attract their attention and excite their admira
tion. We have beard man, hundreds of observing
tourists declare that. in all their travels, they never
saw soy private establishment to ccropaie, in respect
to - extent nut elegance, with the Brown Stone Clothing
Hall of Hockhlll le Wilson. Noe. 603 and NOG Chestnut
street. above Sixth, while the garments for gent'emen
and t oaths sold there are reat t ablegs in respect to cut,
style, finish, and durability.
Bowes's 611DIOATDD has are an efficient re•
reedy fur all derangements of the bowels, habitual cos,
tipsiness, Lek and nervous headache, drinieptais t piles.
. Persons of nedentery life should always nue them
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deptiuhat, of New Verb, who had the Catarrh for more
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which are edyertited In this raper. His testarionial
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J Armin; ong, Kentuoky J L Lewis, Ken tUoky
A S 5 evano, Kentuoky E B Camp,l ndiana!l)
H P Hassler. Ohio L P Work. Indiana on
it H Pool. Westmoren nil no .1 01•ver. Newport. Pa
.1 Hearty, Columbia. 0 Joe MeCrookey, Wtlm, Del
W savage, Wilmington W Kll6Blr, PhilndelPhts
A G Squires, Ohio T it Torr, Lancaster
F Magi°, Mechanicsburg
COMMERCIAL lioTEL—Sixth street. eb. Cheatnnt.
W Rieke, ohestor co John A firkin, Ohio
J P Osmond. Chaster co 34 D MeClenahan,P Dopoßit
A A Bentz. Cargill° 18 8 Challtnt, Cheater to
J r Dune, Philadelphia W A Horace. Ohio •
I. Z Rinswalt, Lent) eo A Rims, Lano oounty. Pa
Jos Drtnton, Lano co. Pa B MoCullough. Nd
Mrs Smith it da, Conn Mrs Heald, Waithington
R Swisher, Chester co David ,C l Priceh delphia
Dr F Taylor, W Chester St A Cooper, ester co tta
C Pierce, Chester county
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street. above Third.
EKonlginacker. Limo on El Limbach, Pennsylvania
Hon E sylor, Wilkesbarte Jacob Batdort Osborn, 0
J H Mc* or, Bloomsburg D Flanagan. Pa
Dyer Learn. Penns; Ivania Isiah Learn, Pennsylvania
Riumell, Danville. Pa E Thompson, Danville, Bs
Riroon J Kern Allentown A P minds, Allentown
D Rankle,Danville Pa W 8 Kleckner, Wyoming
A P Hatunels, Now Jams John Ruborg. Pa
I) E tobnaon.Weetport Joseph Woo, Pottevillo3
1) Wilcox, Canton W Reifenydet. Pottsville
11 J Wager, eIItSWIRIUL Geo J Morrie. Pa
Jos Kara. 1 slimier Mns .1 &IWO, 'Lebanon
J Handler, Pottsville J B Hurter. Labanon
C Mark. Lebniop B Miller, Lancaster
John Vanzandt, jag 8 Drake. Pa
Wm r Connell, Hazleton Geo Wise, Bliirernanstowni
MERCHANTS' HOUSE—Shird street. ab. Callowlull.
Sus alight. Pennsylvania W E !Molt it It, Penna
CI W Bnckbons, salines Grove J It Kauffman, tinyder co
O Mes , er, Pinegro , o Rol Walkman & la, ()hi°
Mrs W Guth, Allentown D F Kline. Allentown
L 4 Leman, Allentown C F Wilson. blonts'T co
J T Bev, Penney ivanm 0 L Hardesty. Dauphin no
A W Young, Allentown E t snaluin & wf, Allent'n
WHFlood, [11111311VIIIIi& Sehnuerman. Allentown
T MoEwensvillo M Yeannyleania
Jacob Landis, Pennsylvania Miss H Bash, Penns
BLACK BEAK HOTEL—Third at.. rib. Caßowfin].
V, A Helmlxrld. Bazonburgh John Here, Butler
Thos. Mohr, Pennsylvania David Releinmenr.Ches co
Peter Memel, Beadlike 8 Roseland, By boar
Chas Roberts. Fmithheld .1 P ateinor. Pennsylvania
A Gearhart. Pennsylvania Ii Mattes. Pennsylvania
Gen D Davis. Kansan City Banal 'Muria, Philadelphia
m Rnitnbm3k. Rending John VI E,elman, Pa
Geo F Brendle. Beehtelav W J Hoxworth, Allentown
01100 Bones, anutliampton D Millet, Pennsylvania
Israel nom, Harrisburg Mies C eweegart, Pa
W Smith, Pottstown Jarard Y Conover, N.l
FOUNTAIN HOTEL—Eleoond unrest. above Market.
B F Eaton, Hew York Rodney, Delaware
Jae B Carnon,Lielawala Henry Martin ,fr. l a ,
Joe bheldon New Jersey C goblet. New Jersey
Eder Moore ' , Thiltlirore Wm Betterlen4. Del
A Albertsnn la. Bristol , Prof CDe Grath. Phila.
J P Doubter, N Castle,Del J A Kink. 'Maryland
Harvey E Pontoon, Del no James F Batton, Delaware
BALD EAGLE ACTED—Third et., above CAllowhill.
E Young, Northampton on Mies Yeu-s. Northamptoo
Airs Berlin, Northnointnee J Albert, Middletown
Pr Geary, Pennaburg Go" Kline Piimmit Hill
II .P.lOO. HAITIbIII Geo Price Ala,Port Clinton
Geo B Ellie, Becks no, pa
MT. VERNON HOTEL—BOOOnd street. above Arnh
E Ha, yes, NeW York Wm Bows, Oregon
0 Enstburn, rit Al yr neeior. Mar York
11. Leedom,
boom no hi B Willmamon, Dal no-
Air thricklend, N Cantle,Del Mr Bennett, Delaware
BARLEY BBP,AF HOTEL—Zeoond helcw Vine.
Geo Flowing. Attleboro David Volker, Bucks co
Ruhtn Linton Books co 011 Leedom, iluots co
Dr AC Now Jew/ Is ,so rAssondo I,Buoks oo
O Binger, Lnnenetei co W Csivk, rietr Hoye
'A' starve, , Doylestown
PIS XIAMEN'S SAVING FUND—NOATEWoOT
001NRIL FECUND and WALNUT lITHICIT3. — DOPOSitiI TO
cseivedln small and large amount,. from all glasses of
the eommunity, and allows (MOMS at the rote of Fl V 1
TEE CENT. per annum.
• Money may be drawn by *hooka withoUt lose of in
tone. •
, •
Mai oaan daily, from 9 until' o'dlook, end on Mon
day and Saturday until nine In the evening.' Preeldent t
79/9ANKLIA FELL Treseuror andkatatati, Gaeta.
1 1 4 SWAP&
.7,
IMPORTATIONS.
treePerted for The Preel.l
VIEQ UE—Brig Ocean Isle. Morrow-214 hlids muter
40 00 molanes J F Penleton.
MARINE_ INTELLIG E NCE.
SEE FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED.
Steamship Delaware, Cannon, 20 home from N York.
with pads. a nd passengers to Jag Alderdioe. Passed
below the Ledge an unknown berm brig; also saw an un
known berm brig in the Sight of New Castle, both deep
ly laden; also several light satire, bound up.
prig Wean Isle, (Br) Morrow. from Viequo.2Qtli
with sugar end molasses to J F Pontotoc'. Lett brig
Isadore. for New York in a few days.
Bohr ea Bayles, Thompson, 8 days from Now York,
with barley to captain.
Bohr Wm Collyer. Rayner, 6 days from Middletown.
Conn, in hellcat to omits=
Sohn Joseph Turner, Crowell,7 dare from Portland ,
with mdse p, Crowell & Collins.
Sohr T P MoColley, Carter, 1 day from Camden, Del,
with corn to Jae Barrett & Son.
hr ft J Merger. Robinson, 7 dare from Cambridge.
in ballast to It It Corson & Co.
Solar S I, oimmone. Gandy, 4 days from Full River, in
ballast to R ft Corson & Co.
Suer Revenue Gandy, 4 days from Providenoe, in bal
last to it ft Corson & Co.
Sohr Elizabeth Jane. Bookwith. 2 days from Easton.
Md. with wheat to Jai L Bewley & Co.
Bohr Harriet, Herriok. 12 days from Eastport, with
fish. to to E A Bonder & Co.
Sohr W It Gann, 8a00n,6 days from Boston, with plas
ter to captain.
Steamer Novelly. Shaw, 24 hours from New York ,
with mdse to Win fa Baird & Co.
CLEARED.
Bark Warren Fisher, Crowell, Galveston, Bishop, Si
mons & Co
Bohr Marietta Tilton, Tilton: Galveston, Baker /t
Stetson.
Rehr W Collyer, Rayner, Wareham, captain
Behr It J Merger, Robinson. Charleston, It K Corson
& Co.
Rohr Gad Ins. Risley. Norwich. ilo
Sohr S L Simmons, Gandy, Fall River, lio
Bohr Revenue. Gandy. Provideune, do
Rohr J 11 Comic°, Watts, Boston, Sinniokeon &
Giver.
Sir it Willing , Claypole, Baltimore, Abroves, Jr.
RP TELEGRAPH.
(Correspondence of The Press.)
NEW Yonn, Oot i.
Arrived, hark Jacob Memill. from Havana; brig Nor
folk, from Maracaibo; brig Rosalie. from hiatanass.
The ship Baltic, from Newport. Wales,ts on Diamond
Reef, but may be got off at high water.
MEMORANDA
Steamship Boston, Crooke'', hence, arrived at New
York yesterday.
Steamship Antic. Lines, from Havre, via Southamp
ton 19th ult. arrived at New Yorkyeztordar.
Ship Ann E Hooper, Hooper, cleared at New York
yesterday for Liverpool.
Stun Frank Hayn a, Randall, for Philadelphia, cleared
outward at Ltoet-pool 15th ult.
HMI) Herald, Crowell, front New Grimm, at Genoa
/4th alt.
5 111 2 3 ennintamlea, ?Aram from Livornol.E Denni
son, Uoarborn , from do, and American Eagle, Moore,
from Ltaidon, arrived at New York yesterday.
Ships Ronan. aleyert. from Hamburg, and L Mitch,
Bartlett, from Brine), arrived at New York yesterday.
Ships Loins Napoleon, from Hamburg. and Orphans,
from Bremen, arrived at New York Yenta/ 41 4f.
Bark Windwatd. Emerson, from Trieste, arrived at
New York yesterdair.
Behr E L B Wales. Swain, for Philadelphia, went to
sea froze Wilmington, NC, fromst.
eark Traveller, Randall, Rio de Janeiro Aug 0,
arrived at Baltimore yesterday.
Bark Talisman, Baldwin, sailed from Baltimore yes
terday for Montevideo.
Brig Emma Eger, Brooks, for Philrulelphia. cleared at
Charleston 29th ult.
Sohr C S bookinan. Entlioott, from Boston for Phila
delphia, arrived at New York yesterday,
veer Sydney Price. Godfrey, from Wilmington, NC,
sailed from Providence Id inst.
Sohn C L Holm Maley, and EClark, Clark. for
Philadelphia, sailed from Providence 2d inst.
Sohn. Limon. from Boston. and Village Gem, from do
for Philadelphia, were at Newport let inst.
Sohr Amanda, Kelly, for Philadelphia, cleared at St
John, NB. =ft Mt.
Solire Banish. Ranson, Empire, Adams, hiontvue,
Falkenherg, and Martha, Baiter. hence, (mural at
Boston 21 inst.
. .
Solna Gazelle. Z Stratton, and C W Holmes, hence,
arrived at Newburypott, Ist inst.
Steamers Josephine, Green, and Ironsidos, Vander
veer. henna. arrived at New York yesterday.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Robinson, cleared at New York
yesterday for Philadelphia.
MARRIED.
FLYNN-BAVERY.—On the evening of the 2d of Oc
tober. John Pilau. Al. D.. M. K.. C. 8. L., to Elizabeth,
youngest daughter of the late James Raven - , of Dot.-
glare. rale of Man.
HA INEB—DEIVNY.---On Wednesday, Ootobor 3. by
the Rev, Wm. Newton. Mr. William T. Haines to Mass
Mary E. Dem'. both of West Chester, Penesylenio a. •
KA NE—IIARP ElL—Ootober 1. by Rev. John B. Clean
non. Air. James Katie. of Brooklyn, Ptew York. to Mien
Fannie Harper.. c of Linwood. Dolawaro county, Pa. •
MOWER —BECHT 81,.—0n the loth ultimo. by the
Rev. J. 11. emnd. Mr. Joseph Mowery to Miss by
Bechtel. both of thin city.
BOW Al N—ABBOTT.—On the Viol ultimo. by Thos.
Q. Trotter, 11111311dor or the gospel. Mr. Thomas K. Bow
men to Alias Henrietta A. Abbott. all of Philadelphia. •
OARR—FIBHER.-Beptomber 30. mo, at 212 lianever
street. Kensington, by John G. Ctralsoo, V. D. M.. Alr.
Martin Darr to Miye Margaret Fisher, both of this city..
DIED.
MARCH —On the 22d of Auguet, in Boone county,
Mtesourt, Cy 118 Forney, eon of Milton A. and Eleanor
March.
PFlTZ.—BuddenlY, October I, John 'William. son of
the Into Philip Pelts, M. D., in the 28th year of hie ate.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his rewire!, from the remidonce of
his mother, on the Nior town lane, near the Norristown
Railroad. this , (Thursday) afternoon at 1 o'olook i
without further notice. Interment at , South Laurel
Hill. _ .
EAGER.—On the lot instant. Theodore Eager, in the
20th year of his ngo.
Funeral from the residence of his father•in-Law,
Mr. Samuel Peak, in Marlborough street above Duke, on
this (Tim reclay I afternoon. at 3 &cloak.
BROWN.—.On the id instant, Isabella Drown, daugh
ter of William A. and Isabella Brown, aged :I Sara and
10 months.
Funeral from her parents' residenee, MG Federal
street. this (Thursday) afternoon, at 3 o'oloc
DYKEB.—On Etc. 9d instant. Jeremiah Dykes, in the
ssett year of lite nee.
Funeral from his late resident's, 1725 Pearl !treat.
above Vine, tom (Thurtday ) afternoon, at 1 o'n'oolt.
Kit AM KR.—On the 21 instant, John Kramer, oldest
non of Henry and Caroline Kramer. aged M yearn.
Funeral from the ?esteem:lc of his parents. No. 2116
Tower street. this t Thursday) a Iternoon. at 3 o'clock.
KHll.ft —On . the let Instant. Mrs. Isabella, wife of
Charles Krier, is the 32d sear of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, Point
road• below Bridenbtitg, this (Thursday) morning, at
10 o'clock.
KI DD.—On the Ist instant, John C., eon of Albert and
Anna Kiild
. .
McfsnlLL.—On I ha 24 instant,William McNeill, aped
715 years. •
Funeral this (Thursday ) morning, At 9 o'clock, from
his eon's residence, in Ellswor.h street. below 'air -
teenib.
. .
Pcintiris.—On the Ist instant, Osaka W. Parkin t,
in the 24th year othta are.
Funeral from Ms late restdenne. Sycamore street.
above Se,non Camden, N. J., this (Ihursday) after
nom, at 2 o'eldbk.
R.li3E g.- 1 6;2 tatorolty, Cotober 1, Alre. Jane Rogers.
aged 78 yenra.
Fu nsrnl Awn her late rea• donna, N 0.1931 Yeel‘r street,
on Frinv morn in at 9 °Wont:.
ROB r. turd —On the 2d innant, John, eon of Joseph
mar.;, tat Roberta, 9904 9 earl.
ROWh.—On Monday, (fetobor 1. the infant daughter
of F. G. and Ann Y.. Rowe. toed 23 months and 12 del v.'
WlllB —On the 2d 11mm - it, Margaret R. Wino. dang h
ter of Capt. Mte heel and 1:11z I. O. Wise, R6O d 19 sear',
Funeral from the residence of her parents, No. 823
I..nnhard Street, this (Thursday) afternoon at 2 o'.
clock
YOUNG.—On the int instant. Rebecca. only (Wielder
of J ohn ir., and Catharine Young, aged 5 paras o l month,
and 10 days.
runeral from the residence of her parents. Pas
syunk road. above the Gas Works. this (Thursday) hf
termum, at 2 o'clock.
HAR ri,h;Y.—On the let of October, 1860. Airs. Jane
Bartley, of Milltown, hiontgornery county, In the atilt
yearn( tier are.
Funeral from her late residence. this (Thursday)
morning, at 10 o'clock.
°Bin AR i
Died, in Dan Antonio. Timm., Anglia 19, Mb of
oonsumption. after Inng and painful Dinned.
Henry Doolittle, late of that city, in the 49th year of his
age. . .
The deceased was barn in So' nehanna county, Penn•
sylvanin. November 1811. His grandfather, on the
mate.nal aide, wan in the battle of Germantown, and
was wounded in front of " Chew's Reuse." At an early
age he removed with his Inther's family to Clain, where
lie lived n number of years .
He wee widely known ns ono of the largest and most
successful mit way contractors in this country. and nanny
of our best Wrstern railways and canals were built by
him. At the time of his cleat., be was engaged
"The Atlantic and Great Western Railway." Years
ago he became interested in this road, and to him. cu
tb-n to any man. is due its existence. With an eye to
rutunty. ho saw that this link was necessary to complete
the great chain connecting the Atlantic with the far
West.
Freely did he expend his time and money in further
ing this enterprise, and marls several trips to Europe.
to create an interest among European capitalists in this
gigantin undertaking. lie sucneeded in accomplishing
his object by his indomitable energy, but his connection
with this great work. his solf-ascritice. his untiring de
votion and ceaseless anxiety. encouraged n disease
which forced him from hie horns to seek more congenial
climes, in hopes et ,°storing his worn-out Hama to its
former vigor. But alas! it wan too lute! for his health
save completely , broken lieforehin departure by a Bolero
attack of lung fever. from which lie clover entire,"
He wan accompanied by lire wife. in all hie wmi
d Mir° after the" fountain of health." and everything
that admit ion and the best medical advice could device,
wm dorm for lion. but all was vain! The fell destroyer
claimed him for his own.
• •
Ilia loss will be deeply felt. not only by his bereaved
family, bet hr a hirer circle of friends both at home and
abroad. for he ~rasa inan of noble and generous genii
ties. (inlet and retired in his manners, and liberal in bin
chanties. though it might be truly' said, " He never let
his right hand know what his left hand did," for any
thing like ostentation wits foreign to his character.
But. after a useful and busy life, ho has found that
" Pecker which the world cannot give."
His remains will be brought from Texas, and Interred
in Laurel Hill Cemetery.
ALL.-
31°IVIrtital! 4 1in a es O lt ° aw l s ) A i ngl r anr i n is ure Ca ir
raeres.
Lupia'n Merinos, Casluneroe, Dombaz;nes.
Tanateee, Mourselines Boinbanne. Velour flops.
aatin do Paramattes, Bombazine Alpaoae, &o.
second Mournine Corded Mrlanete.
Veneriehnne Grandrille, &o:
Black and Purple Pane Printed Mottssoluto Do
Lnines and Cashmeree.
Black and White Engluth De Latnes.lBll coat.
DESSON & SON. Mournrus store,
Ere No. 9115 Chestnut tweet.
rr- DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING IN
Tri FOU.KTH CONGRESMION,L DIS
-
cS CT.—The Demos:lsar of the Fourth Conereesional
Di triet will hold a GRAND MANS MEF G.
THIA (Thursday) EVENING. at the corner of RIDGE
Aver.ne and GOATEE Street,
RALLY, D sm. , cRA Ts, and chow 1.7 your numbere
that the DklilltOß ROY are not divided.
AII,.COME who are . in favor of the gallant
FOSTEL MORGAN, LEISENRING and the whole
DEbIOORATIC TICKET.
The marling will be addressed by able and dis
tmvuished speakers
The Ward Associations .and Campaign (nubs are in
vi,ed to attend. W. N.
It Chs irman of Com. on Town Aleoringe.
A GRAND MASS MEETING WILL. RE
Iron , 01 Independence Hall. on HATUR
HA YRVEraI G, (Weber 6'h WO.
The DF.lOOCti a TIC CrIIZENd of the City of
lade!phia , and all opposed to the election of Curtin,
are invited to attend.
Let all who hn.,o the love of their country at heart,
and nu eoatat to sectionalism, pleaso attend.
After the meetine adinurne there will be a GRAND
TORCH-LIGHT PI[OCFIGtON, in honor of General
Henry D Router. who will be in the city on that even
ina• and address the meeting.
11l Ward Amwintions nn ti Campaign Clubs. oohneed
inl
to Lincoln, linin, and Curtin, are invited to attend.
W. Mehl ULLEN
och Chairman of Committee on Town Meetings.
7-UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA—
MEDICAL, DEPARTMENT.
I; I 3ENERAL. INTRODUCTORY LECTURE to
the course or IMO Cl will he delnveres at theIME CA I,
RAM. on MONDAY, October the Bth. at 12 M.. by
JOSEPH CAH,RON, M. D., rrofesaor of Mat, bled..
and Phstinaey.
lho Regular Leoluros of the Fepeton mummies
on Tuesday, eth Instant. R. E. t.001 , .Ft , .
oe4-4t Dean of Medical faculty-.
• JEFFERSON lIIEDICATi COLLED E.—
The GEtNERAL, IN ATOM; I'OR ir to the
C,uree of Leetnree will be delivered by Prof, ii,or
D1E 41 31,1801 ,, on MONDAY . Ootot er the Bth, at :; , e"
M. The Termini' Leoturee will ire in the din alter at 10
A. M. ROBLe.Y DUNOLISON. Dean.
ont-tt
IrcPENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE—MEM-
A
T. DEPARTMENT—NINTft ztreet, bolovr
LO - Uf+T—The INTRODUCTORY LEOTUR tone
Course of 1660 61 will be delivered by Profennor PENRY
HARTeROnN Rod tne Ondle•e, on MONDAY: Ontober
at 5 P. M. Students, and nll othorn Into] Wed. nre
invited to attend.
arUNIVERSITY 0 PENNSYLVANIA...
LAW DEPARTMENT.
A term of this Inetitntion will commence on the first
of Omober next. The following aro the entdecte of the
Ron. GEORGE BEARSWOOD--" International, Con
etitutional,and Civil Law."
prof. feta) LL--" Plerminl end Praotici."
trof. sPEriaeß Allid.Lß--" heat Estato and
Conveyancing.'
Cho odnotory lecture will be delivered on Friday,
September 28, at 8 o'clock P. M., at the usual lecture
room. by Prof..E. Spencer Miller. au23. ow
PTO TUE ('H 7.T TEE NIORTfiAGE
BONDHOLDERS OF 'PH It WILLIAMS FORT
L7PLAIRA RAII ROAD COMPANY.
A meeting of the Chattel Mortgage Itondholdere kill
be held on FRIDAY. the Bth of October, 180, at 11
o'clock A. M.. to ROOM No. 10. Washington Build mg.
N. 474 Smith THIRD Stoat, to hear the report in re
gard to the lease of ohattels lately exeouted by the El
rianmoort Railroad Company. in i3;: d i
t i i a der of the Comm , tee of Chattel Mortgage Bond
beldam Jobura xAguidoN, JR..
ohturiaan,
THE PRESS.---PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1860.
ECLECTIC MEDICAL COLLEGE .^
Looturom in this st , tutlon EVERY DAY. at I
M in
arla: • Students of bledieine invited tcrattesid. -
College on RACE (quiet. below Filth: ' ,
PAINE. Al. D., Dean of the Faculty,
No. 120 North FIFTH street.
The public are invited to attend Dr. Paine's free Pub
leolure, at the College, every TIERRSDAY RV EN.-
INC. at 8 o'clock. oc3 6t.
ErrOFFICE • OF THE PHIELAHELPHUT
AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
Iten,l6o.
The holders of the bonds or this Company, duo July 1.
/MO, Mtn now receive. upon application at this Mlle 0,10
per cent. in each, upon the terms specified In the strol
ler attached.
The holders are also entitled to the benefit of a Sink
ing Fued of $llO,OOO yer annum, as established by the
etockholders at their annual meeting, held January 9.
1840, and in pursuance of the contract, entered into by
he eompany and dilly recorded, to carry the same into
fleet. P. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
CIRCULAR.
Notice to Ms Holders of Phi/ads/pate and Beadiet
Rai/road Company Mortgage Bonds, date Juts 1, 1810.
These bonds are secured by the first mortgages on the
read, =imams in the aggregate to 83,308,400. The
net revenue for the last fignal year was six times the
raiment of the annual interest on theme bonds.
The managers propose to extend them for a period of
twenty years, the holders retaining the bonds and the
security of the mortgages in the precise condition in
which they are now held. Fresh sheets of coupons for
the Interest.payable half-yearly, will be issued.
A bonus of /0 per cent. will be given to the ho lders
consideration of their assenting to the extension. This
bonus will be paid in cash to the beaten of the bonds,
on their signing a receipt and presenting their respec.
Live bonds at the eillee of the COMPallnor to its agents,
for endorsement.
Forms of receipt and endorsement will be furnished
OA application.
k Br order ens Board of htrinagetx,
~t ml-If W. 11. fiIeILHENNY. &meters.
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pRINCE OW WAL FS' PORTRAIT.-
PO-length steel pinto ports t of hits Royal MA
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What is the true policy of this country? To encourage
and pe ,, tert, hr vonatatut to and yabt means, its tu
tornal trade roil in 8011.
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sional District, in f4vor of the surpreetson of Bentional
animosities, of perpetuating iho Umon end the Consti
tutoin, of seourms the enforcement of the Lawn, and of
Froter,tive Tariff will be held at. the TOWN ALL.
Germantown, on FRIDAY EVENING, October sth, et
7!I o n ootr.
Distinruisheil speakers, whose names will 1 , 011,1-
mowed in 1110 lily papers, wilt ruldresa the meet
ing. not 2t
ATTENTION. REPUBLIVAN INVIN
CI HU !---The Club will nest d hl a at Bo a d quar _
tern THIS (Thursday} 1., ENir G. at o'o.ook, in d
read the Mectinc at Genre. ntinen Care leave the depot.
NINTH end GRILEN, 73.. i &deal: ',remedy ho order
of rite Comma:co. A. M. \VALIUM:3IIMA',
lt` Meraltali
ATTENTION !---The Young Men's Dou ,
da. Csm;aign Dub will anomie tit their Rooms
THINE VEN' G, et 7 o'clock, f or particle. :fly ("der.
it' TR 08. R. MA RSTON.Alarshnl.
LET TERS EXECUTORY UPON THE
ERTATE of liEtaRY 0001,1TTLE. deceased.
have Won granted to the code:signed, be the Rouw er
of Wlllo for the (lit, and Coubty of Yhdsdelphta. All
'Persona istlehted will please make payment tn. and all
tho,o having gams or demands against the Estato of
the maid decedent wid make known the genie, without
coley, to A.J. PRUDEN, PLANK Road, near AlAN
lLhdfd Street, GOIMEIttIOWII.
ALDERT DOOT
Nlst,so o l DOOLITTLE,
ANDREW J. KR DEN.
of thGt
Mootober 4,1e.00
POLITICAL.
MEE
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
Host ray:'
BALBRIGGAN.
ENGLISH. AND SCOTCH.
•
F.VANs' & 00.
Invite attention to their
FALLIMPORTATION,
• OF
HOSIERY.
ALSO,
•
A choice stook di'
GENTLEMEN'S TIES, STOOKS, SCARFS, MUF
FLERS, CLOTH, SPUN SILK, AND
JOUVIN'S KID GLOVES.
818 and 820 CHESTNUT STREET. oc4 At,
FALL CLOAKS
OPENING DAILY.
TEE FINEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY
AT
w• P. CAMPBELL'S.
" 3-201, NO, 1124 OHES'IsN VT 8111L;1'.
VLOSTNG OUT SALES
op
E. if. LEVY 83 00.
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 1,
We will O'er to oases
NEW FALL GOODS.
'Part of the orders for this Lennon's sales, whioli have
Veen handed over to us to close out, nt lees than the
cent of importation.
Embraced in tho assortment whioll is now offered to
the public will be found a variety of
law FABRICS,
SATIN DE CHINES,
PLAID VALENCIAS,
SAMOITIT WOOL YLA.I.D.g,
SUPERIOR IRISII POPLINS,
Plain and Mae,
SUPERIOR LINEN HOODS,
And a lull end complete nevottment of
STAPLE GOODS.
he whole stook will he offered at very low prates
F R CASH.
L. J: LEVY ega 00
809 AND 811 CHESTNUT STREET.
001-tf
WAND OPENING.
eIJOAICtI, MANTILLAS, AND FURS,
AT TM!
PARIS MANTILLA, CLO 4K, AND FUR EM
PORIUM,
O CHESTNUT WIREET.
.1. NV. PROCTOR & CO. beg to announce to the La
diceof Philadelphia anti ricintty that they are now
daily opening,
NEW STYLES AND NL•'W MATERIALS FO
PALL AND WINTER CLOAKS,
AnAr.s, SACQUES, BASQUES,
. They also respectfolly invite attention to their Ftiß
DEPARTMENT, which, since last Beason, they have
considerably extended, end are now prepared to ex
hibit a ntimptuous collection of
FURS OP ALL NATIONS,
Including Ited Russian Sable, Fine Dark Hudson Day
Sable, Russian aud American Mink Sable, Royal Er
mine, Chinchilla, Fine Dark Siberian Squirrel, Re.,
Re., Re , &e.—made up expressly for best City trade,
of warranted well-seasoned skins, into all the prevail
ing styles of
CLQ4KS, MAN7ILLAS. CAPES, HALF-CAPES,
MUFFS, CUFFS, ,tc.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO ,
THE PARIS MANTILLA, CLOAK, AND FUR
EAi-
FORIUAI,
ocl-4t 7OS CHESTNUT STREET.
PRE UNDERSIGNED HAVE NOW IN
11 Store their Fall Importation of '
ZEPHYR WORSTED,
Embracing all the now and choice colors of the icason•
In all. the finest stock and nirsortment ever °Died to
the 'tidies of Philadelphia, end, as heretofore, the whole
from the celebrated manufacturers.
HERTZ & WEGItNER, IN BERLIN,
Now so favorably known to the ladies of this city, and
which we hove had tho pleasure of introducing. AB WO
are ilssi tons to give to ,iur cnstomers every advantage
possible, and haring facilities for so doing second to
none in our line of business, we have concluded, for tho
future, to SELL FULL, HEAVY WEIG HT,
Without advancing the price par Inure. Our custo
mers will, therefore, enjoy the advantage of having
their Worsted
WElfillF,D AT THE COUNTER,
The only real rreventive of fraud,
CHINCHILLA REDUCED TO 20 CENT - e,
We would also call attention to our stock of Ell-
BROITW HIES. in Worsted and Chenille.
libNW DER RD SLIPPERN.
11*,, fIROIDERED SOFA CUSHIONS.
oLKS K NITTING
NAbS
L FOR WORKINO.
FLU um EMBRoIDPRIEB.
NEW-EiTYIAI GIMP TR 11WMINGE.
GILT 't.ttlallaiNoß AND GILL BELTINOS,
PR 1018 OAR NITURFS.
WOOLLEN YARNS, ALI. SIZES,
RAPSON'S
THENIUNGS AND ZEPHYR STORE,
CORNER EIGHTH AND CHERRY.
sae gnu •
A LTERA 'PIONS COMPLETED AND
. NEW' PALL noons RECEIVED.
CHARLEd ADAMS & BON.
hare much in.:ream - I the depth of their store, and will
now display, on
ONE FLOOR,
a large and choice variety of
SHABONaIIi,E DRY GOODB,
which they intend selling at prime to parr cc MPITTI
TION FOR Cada,
4.44Vairientta Plurtmea,l2,`6 cents.
4-4 C. Adorns & don's do in ••
6-4 do do Pillow Muslin, 121. i cents,
Dark Prints. at VS cents, urinal price 12%.
White-ground Printed Brilliants, 12\ cents, usual
- price 20.
New style Fall Detainee. at 38N1' rents. usual price U.
Sneer quality Stoop skirts, at 6 omits per hoop.
Riell printed French Mamma.
Rich do Lamn's Moue-de-I nines.
High eol'd all-wool small Plaids for children.
Large bars rich Myles Ennis,
New style neat Laming.
Broch_,e and Blanket Phawle.
Hosiery and Neck. ties in variety.
Now Goods will be pally received, nud every Woe
lion given to render Ode a
Elite r-CLAdd FAMILY DRY GOODS STORE.
seS•stuthtf B. E. corner EIGHTH and ARCH Ste.
pREE lIROM FRAUD !-THOMPSON'S
HIRTS!
VIE ONLY SKIRTS
or wtorit
O 371: CUSTOMkRS NEPER COMPLAIN.
Tuompscfxs NIED11;t1 PRICE CROWN SKIRTr3,,
'8 , PW PRICE CROWN SKIRTS,
:I"HAP'PBS6II4III,4 I,
'IIIOII PRICE: CROWN SKIRTS,
Are each of batter make rtni material than the
Atllllo price Marts of any of the other patents, of which
We have tried all.
•
An we keep on hand the three grnde9, our ouhtoniere
can compare them ride by stile.
the common fraud of selling altortened 011110011 of
'Le byre and Bowing Bilks, by means of false weJghts
and otherwise. should servo an a caution to beware of
deception in Wile and ether Goods
.T. G. AIAXWI:LL k BON,
Trimminm 81arte. and Zephyra,
or24iitlin FIiaIiVIINTH arta CR litiTN uT Eta.
CLOAKING CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
BROADCLOTHS, VESTINGS, &O,
Heys' Cassitneres, good patterns. 76 els.
Fatinetu and Union Cassimeres. 6o to 76 etc.
Fancy Cassimeras, from 75 to 81.76.
Fine Black Cassimers and Doeskins,
1.41., to a 11R0.511CLOT.11B.
For Prints Coats, Frock Coats, Overooata. &a.
Ilea%) Overeontt nes. Deaver Pilot. Trieot,s,e.
CLOAKIIIOI3.
For Ltidiel,' wear, of CiVprl &nimbi° simile.
Philo quality and low price, br the I and or maim.
N. B.—Tailors supplied at lowest net cash prices.
COOPER & OMAR!).
sell Southeast our. NINTII and MARKET.
EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS!
THORNLEY & CHISM,
N. E. Corner & SPRING GARDEN 1R..,
unring " l inlit i gkrl. 2 il a lß l ß
STOCK,
Now offer for inspection
ONE OF 1110 BEST STOCKS OP GOODS
In their line in Pliilndelphia.
BOUGHT FOR CASH EXCLUSIVELY,
And will In sold
a
POSITIVELY CHEAP
Special attention invited to
Sillin and Matt:Goods.
theiwin and Clirtire.
Clotne and Catenneros,
Blankets and Flannels,
Linen Geode and Mullins,
Alareeillee and other Quilts,
nosier
r d ii
f t g 0..., A n,
All Goods inarloail at flit lowest price. acls
186.9.-.ETJARREC LANDELL, FOURTH
SECOND OPENING AUTUMN GOODS.
TYCOON JAISNESE SILKS
ROYAL BROCADE SILKS.
SOL FE iti No ON BLACK GROUNDS.
RICIII.ST SILKS IMPORTED
SOLPERINO AND BLACK POPLINS.
0111.0 AND 136.0 K FIGURED POPLINS,
AUTUMN oA Wt.S. &Gond °Denim:.
OPENINO OF OLOAICB 'lO- Pity.
AI EXICAN, ABANIA, ARABS. &a . &o. of
VAIL CLOAKS IN PREPARATION,
emus opening every day.
Monk will be complete.
Orders taken and executed with despatch,
Mall and Winter kih aw i a .
Children's and Aimee' Slinwln
COOPER & CONARD,
colt Southeast nor. fIII.NTP and MARKEL
CRICKET FLANNELS.
Cl'°'
Just receivod, superior white. LE
IiIIARYSS BROTHY.RB
:111ARPLESS BROTHERS
Have (Toned s fine dmplay of
ropolines. Ihhhud Merinneu.
liroohe Corded Popeltn,
Think fanny etutra.
RICH 'IIIOUSSEI INES,
t;runtz Colors. new design'',
Neat Styles bright oolnrs,
Fnendly patterns (Anil-wools
A UTITNIN SHAWLS.
wow opening.
firoolio, Cashineree. Striped. Brodie Ombra. and all
the thick winter Shawls. imported for thie velum],
SSA ItPLENS .1111.0Tite HS.
ee33-it CHESTNUT end MONTH Rtreetv.
NOMF.--As Mr. CUSS. D. HUGHES
has no authority to do anv not or,malre any con
tract in our names or on our behalf, wo Ohull not scot.
nine any ouch nos or con
CH tra ARLES VEZIN & CO.
Phitnoclplon. Potobt , r. 3, 1860. It*"
I%jADAME COUROIER, DRESSMAKER,
would Inform her numerous customers, and the
Ladies in general. that mho has Just received time Paris
Isere assortment of CORSET.., t oge th iir wi th p. m
Ball Dresaes. Head Dresses, and which cannot he our.
passed to varievAirieo, or quality. An early call in oil
honed. t , 16 WALNUT Street. 001 ht°
„TPIREOSCOPES AND STEREOSCOPIC
> , - 7, VI EWB.—Alto, Elpectaelts, E) oilaraes. Open
glaasel n,icro
Msces
op,
at
and all kind of Optical and Mule
nuLtica Instruments,
M. J. FRANKLIN'S, Opticia,
oc4-12t if 112 R, FOURTH Atreet, below Chestnut.
rf,figi THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
e tn.m7• to bet five hundred dollars that Colonel
urtin will be eleoted Covernoi, W. AL .:\ Tr:GOWAN,
Merehnntre Hot e l.-- _ _
004 ;it*
()MENTAL DETERSIVE SOAP.—:One
`kJ round of which will do nn moll wishing. and do it
better than three of common rosin poop ; clothes need
no boiling nor rubbing on a wash hoard. Over IOONOO
families ore now no:instantly using it. Weguarantee it
to give saiiefaot ot return the money. A ll respoota
blefi torero have it for name.
%WAIN & MoICEONE.
nuitivij otrit .24 t,oilth Wlin, vex.
ANNISEED --4 casks Italian for sale.
& 'MOTHER,
New 47 end 4Y pto(i.. bISQ A ith
THIRD STREET JOBBING HOUSES
BUNT - , IRAIGUEL. &s CO
.131FODTER8 AND JODDERB OF
ur .
I FANCY DRY GOODS.
No. 187 NORTH TIIII D STREET,
NOW OFFER TO THE TRADE AN UNUSUALLY
ATTRACTIVE STOOK OF GOODS,
COMPRISING
SIM, RIBBONS, DRESS GOODS, WRITE GOODS,
EMBROIDERIES, LACES, CLOTHS, CAS
SMEARS, VESTINGS, HO
SIERY, GLOVES. AND
TRIMMINGS,
Together with a fall and varied stook of
FALL AND
WINTER HHAWI.S.
To all of which they Invite the attention of
CASH AND PROMPT SIX-MONTHS BUYERS
oot-Im
AI(UEL. CO., Nos. 220
and 232 NORTH.
THIRD STREET.
DAVE NOW OPEN THE LADOEBT AND AlOBl
COMPLETE STOCK
01
FRENCH, BRITIBII, GERMAN,
AND DOBIESTIO
DRY GO.ODS
They have ever offered, and to which the attention of
CABII AND 811ORT-TIME BUYERS
le reepehtfully
depart
ments, ciirrirsp.arrZeitteirtioloVengPelisierned" all I I t o o u i
unstirptutteu by any other Itoueo, ue
m n
T HE attention of Buyera ig solicited.
FRESH
G-001)t-3.
RIEGEL. I3AIRD. AY CO..
INPORTEHti AND JO[IDERS
OF
DRY GOODS,
No, 47 NORTH THIRD STRESS'.
Would respectfully invite the attention of the trade to
their
LAME AND WELL-SF.LIICTED
Stock of
FRESH FALL GOODS.
Which they are now opening. We are daily in receipt
of all kinds of fresh and desirable goods. Call and
examine our stook. soT-!m
, JAMES. KENT.
• SANTEE. & 00_
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
I) it Y Gr 0. 0 .1) S .
NOR. 239 AND 241 NORTH THIRD sTREET,
ABOVE RACE,
Rospeotfully invite the attention of Boyers to thnir
usual
LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
Among winch will be found a general assortment of
PAILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS,
n large variety of new and confined stylea of
PRINTS, MERRIMACK SECONDS, &c.
aula-sin
THOS. MELLOR ak:
NO. $ NORTH TIILRD 'STREET,
IMPORTERS
OP
H. 0 Li I E R Y
SIIIRTt3 AND DRAWERS,
SMALL WARD,
Two , . MaLLoA, JonN B. IDEctort,
EDWARD BATNI, UFO. 0. EVAN g.
11111.7-2 M
FALL, 1.860.
COOPER. PARHAM, gve
WORK.
importer., mauntsoturen, and Jobbers of
HATS. CAPS, FIJR S.
AND
STRAW GOODS,
NO. 01 TiORTII THIRD STREET, below ARtJU,
PHILADELPHIA.
AIIT,TOti COOPER. WM. AT. PARIIItIIT.
ROBERT D. WORE'.
116 r Fall Rtool: now complete and ready for 051itors.
SOWER.. BARNES. & CO.,
DOOKSEILLERN AND PUBLISHERS,
No. 37'NORTH THIRD STREET,
Lower inde, above Market Street, Philadelphia,
Invlte the attention of Booksellers and conntry nier
chants to their very large
o stook of School Books, pub
belied in thin and other nave. together with Mumellane
one and Blank Socks, Paper, and Stationery generally.
S., lt. & 6.113 pablialiera of many 1101 , 111 , 1 f
among whioliare the following
THE CENTRAL GOLD REGION,
BY' COL. WILLIAM GILPIN,
(Late of the U.S. Army.)
ILLUSTRATED BY NUMEROUS MAPS.
One vol., aro, bound in cloth. Price 81.25; and a liberal
dleeount to the trade.
Thin book le pronounced the moat wonderful, rolenti
do. and comprehensive trentoo on the geography of our
continent over po
SCHOOL BOOKS:
SANDERS' SERIES OF READERS.
BROOKS' NORMAL PRIMARY ARITHME
TIC.-...
6 ots.
BROOKS' NORMAL MENTAL MUTILATE
DEOOKS' KEY TO MENTAL, ARITHME
TIC ots .
Dl' E. BROOM. A. M.,
Professor of Matlieinaties in Pennsylvania etato nor
mal School.
Liberal terms for introduction.
WHITE'S COPY-BOOKS.
BY T. KIRK WRITE,
frerident of rommlvanizi Cuutmaroial Cones
PELTON'S OUTLINE MAPS.
This series of BIX tiIIYERD DIAI . B is now adoptel
In almost every school of note in the Mon where geo
graphy in taught, and has no equal. Price ems for full net
of nix maps, or 810 for set of hemisphere maps alone.
nut-Sni
FURS.
FURS! FURS!
GEORGE F. WOMRA.TH,
rio3. •115 AND 411 ARCH [STREET,
Haa noid Upon
A PULL •ASSORTMENT
LADIES' FURS,
To whieh the attention of the Public, to invited, 00.4 4io
SALES BY AUCTION.
BAZAAR, NINTH AND SANSOM
STREETet.
LARGE SALK OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
On liaturdny Morning. at 10 o'olook.
Comprising over
50 HORSES,
And a large colleotion of desirable Carriagee,Wegone.
harness,
Included In the catalogue will be—
A pair of handsome bay Coach norees.
An elegant Coach, by Rogers.
A Coupe and Harneaa. the property of a gentleman
breaking up his stable.
Stir Full particulars in oatalogues.
05 , No poatponenient on account of the weather.
ALFRED M. HERKNEMS.
oci-2tit Auctioneer.
MILLINERY.
Mrs. M. S. BISHOP, No. 1016
V.Attik CHESTNUT Street, next doer to the St. Law
rence Hotel, will open on THURSDAY. Ootoher the
ethi PARIS 11111.,I.INERY. oolGt"
et MRS. E. FOOTE WILL OPEN ON
THURSDAY. Ootaber 1, nil and Winter MIL
LINERY, nt 410 PINE Street. ES.r.t"
filik i MRS. M. S. BISHOP, NO. 1016
VoIiet.OHERTNUT etreet, next door to the St. Law
rence Rotel, hoe received a large and elegant nano
ment or PARIS BONNETS, CAI'S, and BEAD-DRESS,
and le now prepared to furnish Millilitre and Morehanta
With pattern Bat,. au3l-lm
01311. M. H. WRIGHT, NO. 137 PINE
Rtreot, will oprn ASHIONABLE FALL M IL
LINERS", on TR UItBDAS, t•otobor 4, 18[17. 001-dt
fV . E W (J ABINET WAREIOODIS
.1 ()PEND THIS WEEK llYn
H. J. HUBBS,
No. 45 South BEPOND Street,
Four doors above Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
A large vortment etFURNITURE of ovary descrip
tion annstantly on hand, at the lowest oath prices.
oci3-3m
A ZUMEA ! AZUMICA ! AZ UMEA !
AZU2SII3A: AZUMEA! AZUMEM AZUMEA:
FItOF. MORRIS' AZIJAIEA BAKING POWDER.
Manufactured solely at No. 62 North FOURTH.
/Street. and for sale by Grocers generally. sell-enalf
-------- --
C J®
bbls, .200 h9ll bbls, 375 qr bbls, 400
A , kW!. ?AO two carat cam 760 one-quart cane
Patent Tallow tiroane.-Ackt to, yellow. and black. Irmo
factored and for oalo_tff HOWLEY. 414:1HBURNER •
h CO., No h South W brave& 004
bbls Tar 275 kegs ditto, in
11 store and for elle by
ROWLEY, ASHRURNER, & CO.,
n o{ A No, 16 Month Wharv,ii.
DIJ CIL-375 bbls Pitch, in store and
-R. for Bala by ROWLEY. 1031111bRNLB. & Co.,
No.ln month W barvez, Del
Dfl EIMER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC G AL
LERIT le on SECOND Btrent, slovo Green. Thoee
ho wish au at tifilin picture will do well to patronize
REI viEn. kte oilman it, 111403 COILVOMOot° t°
14-1941 1 1 ;Hoyle,
WANTS.
Girl to
t.o ED—A.
shonmet do general house
W w
recommended.
pi 683 rthit • L HE Street. 004-tt
.]`WANTED. IN A RETAIL ()ARM
BTORE--A stout, motive Yopitg 81E143.16 or 18
years or e to learn the business.. Wagea, 82a week
the fi-st scar. Aildresa. stating ass, &c., Box 74 Post
Office.
it*
WANTED—A competent Man, of g
toot address, to kelt Goods on commission. Ad
dress" Oil," office of t i ns paper. 004 4t•
WANTED—Three Men to black stoves.
None but those acquainted with the business
need atady. NORTH. CHABE, & Hewn',
out 21* :209 North SECOND titreet.
WANTED TO RENT, by a good
mta tenant, a moderato-sized. modern-built HOUSE,
Mud not be above Aroh nor below Pine. Address Box
1113 P. 0., stating rent,
/t"
WANTED—A GOOD WATOIIMAKER.
to go Booth. Permanent employment. and
good wage& Addrees Box 721 ItiCiiMO.ND, Va. ot-31.
VVANTED—A MAN TO WORK AT
an Oyster Box. Reforonoe restuired from his
log place. Addreoa Immediately A. Ihood'a De
soatoh. • • oot3
WANTED—A young man, graduate of
Pharmacy, to assist in a Drug and Prescription
store in Chester county, Pe. Address by mat, "E. J."
Coatesville Post , Office, Cheater 00., Pa., mating eclat:
expected first year, and producing soca references,
oc3-It*
WANTED—By an experienced Sales
man, a situation in a wholesale Cloth or Dry
Goods house. Address MA.RTliff, office of roe
.10
ros." 00.3t*
WANTED FOR THREE MONTHS
SI,OOO,. for which good security will ha given,
'
and an ,versant a speculation that will yield filtr prr
cent. profit in six months. For particulars address
ADAM, Blood's Dispatch. oc3-3t*
WANTED—A SITUATION AS POR
TER Olt WAREHOUSfMAN, by a competent
person, Who can furnish some of the best oily refer
enroll. A shoo house preferred, as he hos had ten
years' experience in the business, and could promote
the interest of his employor, or would be wilbrin to
serve in his capacity to an' wholesale or commission
holm. Address " SEEMS," this office. oc2-6V
AYOUNG MAN; who writes a fair hand,
and is quick at figures, wishes a Situation in a
wholesale Minn footory as Clerk, Address " Alfred,"
thin °Moo. oc2-Zt*
WANTED—A Purchaser for the Fix
ture; and Good Will or a Grooms , and Proviaton
Brom (Rau attr Mirlineffth Trion, ;pm For pattion.
lays, flatiron " tiovonth Strout," office of The Preen.
0c2.4t.
ripo GROOERS.—ii. Young Man of active
AL betimes' babas, who hse hadreeveral year.' exee•
liner) in the grocery Inisinees, wiehen a situation: can
give his lent employer an reference. Address " Lewis,"
offlao of The Press. oc2-61*
WANTED—In Exchange, prime unim
proved Farm Lund m Now Joraoz. corPMent
to flog city, for city property. Addrean K.' office of
thin paper. cot-tt"
WANTED A Situation in a Retail
Grocery Store, by a young man who has had
novena yearn' e xpertence in the business. Beet of refo
reline given. Address" Charles." this office. oe2 7t*
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
MOMO CHAIR AND C ADINET MAKERS.—
The Phinmic Wood-Bending Company, owners of
" Blanchard's ,Patent." for the States of New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland, will sell
county, town, or shop rich tn. or grant licenses to nee,
OR ow terms. Thin in the only patent, All infringers
will ho striotlY dealt With. Apply to JOHN SILIiBY,
or C. A. BURGESS. No. 34 13MOADWAY, New York.
Efic.44l3m
# A SPLENDID OPENING FOR A
Or CLOTHING OR Day-GOODS STORM—The
now Store and Dwelling, No. 1334 GERMANTOVirrt
Avenue, three doors below Master street. with all the
modern conveniences. 15 now ready to let. Inquire on
the premiter.
910 BRICK lIANUFACTURERS.-A
RARE OPPORTUNITY I$ OFFERED.—The
owner of a tract of fine White Clay Soil, suitable for
the finest quality of Brick, satiate on a Navigable
River, thirty miles from New Y ork City. with Dock on
the premises. and adjacent to a Railroad, is desirous of
treating with a competent person. either to manufac
ture the brick at per thousand, deliverable from the
Pock. or lease for a term of years en liberal terms. To
such a party facilities would be granted. apply or ad
dress, for full particulars, with reference, to
. .
GEORGE ROGERS.
4 413-4 PEARL St., Now York City
LARD•OTL PAOTORY.—To rent, a
LARD•O[L FACTORY with 32 Patent LOVOr
Presses.vith Plates, Bags. Tubs, Kettles, '4'anka; all
in complete order. Apigy to
ROWLEY, ASHBURN
oe4 No. hOUTIIWHARVES.
To LET.—A desirable Store, loca 4 ,ed at
eonth•att corner of FOURTH and MARKET
etreete; nov , .want, and to let. Apply at Po. 608
CII.EBTri UT Street.
101tILLIARDS.—FOR SALE, two Billiard
A—P Tables. Phelan's Cushions. Marblo Beds. in corn
plete order. Inquire northeast corner of SIXTH and
(MESTA UT Streets. second story. oe-tuthat*lN
- fi - NOR SALE —A well-assorted stock of
Hardware, Cutlery, &c.. and tho fixtures of the
store, with the privilege of renting the etoro, which is
situated in the centre of business. The house has been
doing the Southern and Western Pennsylvania trade.
Any person (16bIr0118 of going into the Hardware bust
noes will find it a good opportunity. The ttoole wtll be
offered on reasonable terms. Address " A. " at this
offioe. ma atm% tf
$2 500 IN CASH WILL B d U th Y thin A
busin:B2 in this (71 1 .1e al k nit r a t e!t n lr n p a rg4 o neee,ta . bill
to the remaining partner. 11l health is the reason of
aching. Add rem " Enterprise," Press office, with real
name and references. ce3-6t
FOR EXCHANGE.-A CHOICE TRACT
of good unimproved farm land in the State of New
Jersey, convenient to the city, will be exchanged for
city property. Apply at No. 118 FEDERAL Street.
gig MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS
AT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BALE.—R. R.
CORSON, Real Estate Broker, at Norristown, Penn
sylvania, will offer at public tale seveml valuable
FARMS during the months of October and November.
Cataloause. with full descriptions, cent by mail to par
ties wishing information. •
Handsome properties, varying from twenty to fifty
acres. within 2l miles of Norristown, for sate.
FARM of cc acrea, from the borough, with n
fine, lame cottage, water and trait, and fine loimi ion.
FARM of 2:i acres, beautifully located. with new
outrage and out-building, only 2 miles from the borough,
will he acid it bargain.
FARM of 78 aorta, 1.311 miles from Court-house, genres
of woodland, 15 3.61T3 or meadow land. and stream of
running water pump through; house in 2 stories, in fair
condition, and ono of the largest and best barns in the
township; will be sold n harem, at the owner ie going
to Europe. Terms will be easy. There in a tenant
house and barn on this property.
Persons wishing topurchase will call on or address
se29-snithgt IL. It, CORSON, Norristown, Pa.
Mis FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
CITY PROPERTY—A Farm of 410 or 80 Acres,
situate on the Camden and Atlantio Railroad, at Ham
monton Station. House, Barn. Fencing, and improve
ments. generally, good. The Homo and location suita
ble for a Boarding House or Seminary. Vottrores and
Building Lola also for sale at AtMntio City. Enquire of
JOHN STEWART. Architect,
stuth-120' No. 427 WALNUT Street.
MISSOTJEI LAND I I
800,000 Acres for Sale, at priors ranging framl2%
to 60 cents rer Acre, in eau quantities rear ITOO.
TAXES paid, and PATENTB procured for puroh3.-
sere of Land under the Graduation Art.
Plats furnished gratin by onolotang a postage stainto
For further information a_PISYie
R
WILSON, AWLINGS et, Co.,
Li. 2. and General hand Agents.
05 CIIEBENUT Street,
Between THIRD and FOURTH
ST. Loins, heo.
Latin WARRANTS bought, sold, and located,
oeY em
. .
13 oAltDlli U.
TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM
AIODA'VED in a Private Family, with fall or
partial Board. The lonatton in central, and the nemh
lioiliond unexceptionable. Please apply to " Howell."
Bloorrii Dtnpntch, 03-3 r
BOARDING, with communicating rooms,
nxclueive use of bath, with parlor, and private
table if &aired. 1521 WALNUT 6treot. se29.6t^
WOOL.
Now in More, anti fur rale at the loweat vtarkot
Pri , :cs, a largo stook of tho moat deatrablo man of
01110 AND PENNSYLVANIA FLEECES.
ALSO,
LOW AND MEDIUM WOOLS,
putohaeors are requeated to colt and oxam,no.
BENJ. COATE%
a 7 Market Stil% Phila4elphla
HOUSE.
No. 112 SOUTH SIXTH Street,
Opposite Independence Square.
Conducted on the Stiropean plan.
Accessible at all hours.
netz-ant A. R. LUKENS, Proprietor.
CAST -STEEL BELLS,
FOR CHURCHES, FIRE ALARMS, ht.
808. BALI BY
NAYLOR & CO,
te7-0 11.10 COMMERCE Street.
THOMAS THOMPSON,
SON, & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
CABINET-MAKERS' MATERIALS,
23S SOUTD. SECOND STREET.
DT lire/mien/3. Plushee, Repu, Demasice, and every
dooori igloo of Furnituro and Curtain Goods. aelD-2m
FAMILY FLOUR,
MADE FROM CHOICE WHITE WHEAT,
0. H. M.A.TTSON.
ARCH and TENTH streets. selt.
V.,ZetRICLINci AND STILL OATAWBA
KJ INE:I, •
IiaIiVITACT9IIIO 311'
. 1-1 E L 13 IC
einotnnetti, Ohio.
atialAys at hand, and in lota to snit pnrohaaars.b.7
CHARLES F. TAGGART. Sole Aieut,
139-6 m No. 631 1 1 ,1 ARKET Rtroot
R . SHOEMAKER & (Jo.
LIAM, PAINTS,
011.3 AND VARNIAN.En.
Prartheeutt Otricutr 1 , 01/RTR AND RACE Btreas.
Anto-sm
AM.ALGAM BELLS.
Only ONE-7111AD tho price of Brass and less than half
that of Steel Bells • of esuallynonorous and mellow.
tone. Warranted Bells;
twelve months against breakage
by fair ringing.
For sale at the SOLE AGENCY in Philadelphia. No
512 COMMERCE Street.
sear) thstoUrn A. M. F. WATSON..
WARM AIR FURNACE'.
Thenew Cone Furnace C 99 Consumer will tboron7hly
warm your house, with one-tnird 101113 coal then le re
rou by any other fiancee. ,ii , atielantipn in all CS9e.d
MUM:died. Buildings warmed and ventilated by
ORNOhT) & WtheOri,
ooh-stutbSug 1010 CHESTNUT Rtreet.
COOKTNG RANGES.—AII in want of the
bout elevated, double oyan Cooking Ranges, will
de well to call et AtiNOs D & WeOPPdi
see-stuthaind lOlO CuESTNTT Street.
riaITCE ANTELti..—The richest and
►.7 molt urarlfnl eyonmona of er.arnelled :Dare Man
tole ever adored for cola Zr, this country, manufactured
by wr, from renwrylvania elate-stone, and for sale very
ARNOLD & WILSON,
.ea ~ttltllorair 7 , 949 ONAZNIT's Iltrect,
ARIUSEMLENTS.
_
AMERIDA.N ACADEMY OP MUSIC.
ULLMAN t STRAKOSCRT ITALLiNAOPERA. ,
GRAND GALA NIGHT ,
IN HONOR OF BARON RENtjtEw.
ON WEDNESDAY. Oot 10. UM
Miller the ervieiono
,
THit r , t ' nl3 te4 ,, GTENTS•
;When the following Operatic entertainment will he pre.
'rented, in actiordatice with the wines of listen hew,
frow, to whom the repertoire was submitted for striae
lion, viz:
FLOTOW'S GRAND OPERA
V.
And the Vin AM
t AotA k
of T Ve A rden Opera of
LA 'I'ItA,VIATA.
THE BA LE OF TICKETS
Will Commence
ON SATURDAY AT 10 A.
Ai the x Office of the Academy.
Full particulars of all the arrangements in to-inor,
row'e vapera. It
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Tho flovotore of " THE ACADEMY 01? MUSIC,
NEW TO rasp/o , loly announce that thay will giro
a briof /lesson of
ITALIAN OPERA,
Commencing on WEDNESDAY. October lO. It
VIVALNIIT-STREET THEATRE.
• • Solo Letureo.--....—Mre. M. A. GAB RETTION,
/Rage Manager WM. A. CRAP AR. -
Dimness Arent_ Mr. JOS. D. AMR 11.'s
'AILS -
kwy.turfe,
TIls; MAGIC BRIDAL .1
Marquis Posell l ll4.o, a Vonohan Noble, Mr. P. Itiolt-
Inge ; Medora, Daughter of the Mamma, Miss O. Blah
s&
in To conclude %Pith PEGGY GRE EN.
Doors open eta
,quarter to 7 o clock ; perfonsances
commence at 7.4i0
Pewee of Admission: Dress Circle. (Beaty secured.
without extra. chime,' re cents; Parquet, (Rests OS
annul at 60 cerits,)3ng Gents ; Second Tier and leacnitx
Circle and Third Tier, 25 cants ; Pnvato BMWS, Sb awl
!3; Single Seats in Orchestra and Private Boxes. 70 is.
WIRATLEY & CLARKE'S ARCH
STREET THEATRE.---FOURTH Nj_GHT,PT:
THE NEW COI t IE v. GREA V Sucoxes.
HOUSE CROWDED TO OVERFLOWINCiI
TOM TAYLOR'S ELECT!ONP
TOM TAYLOR'o "ELECTION.
To•Nunt'r, AND EVERY NIGHT!
To Conclude with the new Local Oddity_ entated the
PRINCE OP WALES ARRIVED.
- PRINCE OF WALES ARRIVED
Beate may be Poured for cur night Owing the wen.
IYoventh (trend Matinee Saturday next.
MoDONOUGH'S NEW GAIETIES—
RACE Street, above Second.
THURSDAY EVENING. October 4,
BENEFIT OF MASTER PAUL.
Performance to commence with wonderful
EVOLUTIONS ON THE Trak P HOPE.
ArionE 4.lmlUM`f. NOM and M iIe CILIARINI, and Mad. PAUL. To be followed by le
Grand Divertisemont. entitled
LA PRIMA DONNA.
Introducing APR Windel and Paul orilliant m New
Darren. niter which Andra Lehman will appear In hie
TERRIFIC LADDER FEATS.
To conclude with the e tattling' Yantomimerentitled '
JOCKO ; OR, THE BRAZILIAN APE.
CONCERT HALL.
THIS EVENING. .t AND EVERY EVENING
DURING THE WEER.
• PROFESSOR A NDRILBON
SECOND N E ( EK AN A PR O Pt J y S OH RaN NT EM M N .
.
OC the suterinthely successful nad trramphwitly pope
far, braltaat, stand and PX.ctaordinosi diTzla of meals,
A NIGHT IN WONDER WORL,P:
Oa. MAGIC, MYSTERY, AND MIRTH
A comedy of oontinuous excitement, endorsedlF es
ns
citize of. Philadelphia, to the crowded Ronne o rat
week a!, _
GREATEST SIGRT IN THIS GREAT OUT.
PROFESSOR ANDERiON.
GREAT WIZARD OF TILE NORTH,
AmD
COSMOPOLITAN MONARCH OF MAGICLANI,
le acsisted by.
Miss Amiss/ton. Pianists. Ftatro-litimin:zaant Orthogra
phial, anti Clairvoyant.%
MiEs Eliza Anderson-. ....Attesidsrit
Miss Flora Anderson........ The Frau Chantenen,
Mr. S. R. Anderson, Jr.....Au1-de-oarap to the Wizard.
Doors open every evening at 7 o'clock. Commence.
at 8 o'clock. •
=GEM
Body of the Hall—. .....
Grand Illuminated Alatinee ;text ur_
Behoola admitted to the Matinee tiu he ono .
CONTINENTAL THEATRE,
(Late Natiunald WALNUT Street, above Eighth.
MONDAY EVENING, Ocrober_l, MO,
And every Evening during the Week.
CARNCROBBANDSRAItt LEI" 8 MINRTRE LS AND
'BURLESQUE OPERA. TROUPE.
FILANK It e OWE It
FRANK MORAN.
J. L. CARNCROSS, and
SAM SRARPLEY
All appear nightly.
ho greatest amount of talent and the meet talented
variorums no
A in tbcus.lego busineee
G . See them.
t; NIHTLY.
See dailE bills for partttatltre. Doors open at 7; Atom
mance at Tickets 25 cents. oel-Ct
SANFORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
OPEN FOR THE SEASONL STREET.
NEWLY" DECORATED AND FAINTED.
IHR. SANFORD
R WWESTCOMPANIES ever presented heretofore.
who will iirpsar MOOT.
Faniorn win perform every evening.
Doors noon ar. r; Commence at 7X.
_Admittanee 23 canto. Children 13 coons.
CRL WOLFSOBN AND THEODORE
THOMAS'S SERIFS OF SIX CLASSICAL SOI
REES, at the FOYER of the ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Subscriptions will be received at the clmrie Stores of
11. Andre & Co.. 11.}1 Chestnut, racist; Lee & Walker,
753 Chestnut street; Bee,: & Lawton, Seventh
Chestnut streets; and Th. A. Schmidt, Juniper and
Clis,tnnt streets, where the programmes and motion
lars can be seen eel S Gr.•
DENNA. ACADEMY 0.1 , ' THE EINE
ARTS.-1023 CitESTNUT Street.
Containing Et large oellootion of Paintin go awl Eteraß
turo, is now open daily from aA. M. till a .I'. T. An
micrnon 3.5 ctn. ; cloldren =dor is rearn.l.lconte.
MEI 4 ICINAL
J R. STAFFORD'S
OLIVE IAR.
WIIEN OLIVE TAE Ia INHALED /SI heating Balsamic
odors are bronght in contact with the lining membrane
of the
THROAT, BRONCHIAL TUBES, AND ALL THE
AIR:CELLE OF THE LINOS.
reboring at onoo any pain or oppraoalon, and heallnt
any irrztation or infiamation.
'MUM OLIVA TAR Is TA nun nro:: SUGAR. It force an
onequallad Soc.:king and Eratin p Systo , far Conan and
all Throat dice nee. •
. WREN Chars TAR rs .2.22L17D, ita Biag=etie or con
orutre.ted carat:ye ;owes render it 2. most nreed.l
PAIN ANNIHILATOR.
o:.:ve Tar on: 2:124,y—d0e: not diseacr.
Fifty cents a bottle, at 44d BROADWAY, li. 70 Atli
by all Orugsi;t4,
J. R. STAFFORD'S
IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS
are a salable preparation of Iron and Sulphur, idontrica,
with that existing in the blood of a perfectly healthy
patron. Uniting with the digested food,
TREY REVITALIZE AND PURVEY TED. BLOOD.
TEST liIPART ENERGY TO THE NERVOE6 STSTEGL
THEY INVIGORATE. TOE LIVER.
TIIr.1" EITEENGTHENr TEE DIGESTION.
TENT BYGELATI: THE SECRETIONS 07 TEE Bony,
AND ARE A Spnotmc Pon ALL ;FEMALE WEARNE.SSES .
PRICE, One. DOLLAR & Pacteot•
Al 442 BROADWAY, New York, and all Blaulota,
PA:Uit:IIT CONTMXINO TEEITIMONTAIII 7EL031
following and more than le3 other well-known prom:-
nent parsons, will be sent to any address...fres by Mai!.
Ono Lail`, Esq., Pift'a arenne, New York.
t517.1F.0N DRAPER. EK., Banker, New York.
THrntow WIMP, E. 31., Albany, N. Y.
Oen. Drys. Gann:7, Washington, D. 0.
SASILTL COLT. Hartford, Coca.
Cate. MAY, U. 8. A.
Rev. JO9 nun .L.PA rr T, Ed. Independent, New York.
Ilev. F. Baionr, Ed. Examiner, New York.
Roy. D. W. ORO:Nat Art. Am. Bible Union, N. Y.
Rev. 0. F. A. 23PINNIN0, MUM:IMF, N. Y.
Rev. Dr. Exeter, N. H.
9.15 ND FORA PAMPHLET.
Sold by all Dm:glue. DYOTT & CO., No. fs33 Notti
SECOND Street. Agents for ParioNtivonns. 0e22-Stn
HART'S DIGESTIVE.—To invigorate
the digestive or,zats.—Thoso who profess to take
no mediume use it for its strengthening uunlines. acid
by W. G. 13011G8011, Northeast corner of TENTH and
ARCH, and other Druggasta. 0a,9.11te
54PEOIALITY FOR LADIES.-TRIISEI
AND BRACE DEPARTMENT comMoted by com
petent Ladies. Entrance on TWELFTH Strpet.firm
door below Race. A full line of hie°lipaient
Ram -
dees. light and aGran: in ceertructlon, spe!iVit,
adalqii/ to Lathes' use. .
C. H. NEEDLES, Proprietor,
S.. W. cornor TWELFTH and RACE Streets.
67" Entrance to C. H. N.'e Room, for gentlemen, at
the corner. sel4-Sinif
A WONDERFUL AND NEVER=
FAILING REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.
PROFESSOR AIORRUP
EUCEPIIALO 8,
AN EXTERNAL REMEDY,
Prepared by MOCKRIDOE Jc CO., No. R North
FOURTH Street.
SW" And for eale by Druggists generally. sel3-3mlf
ASTHMA For the LNSTAIFF RELIEF end PER
I MANEII7I CURE atlas disiressins ate
plaint, nu
FEND T,B
BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES,
!Asa by C. B. SBYIIOUR & CO" :459 BROAD
WAY, New York. Frioe al per box; sent frso try poet
my7-em in FOR SALE AT ALL DR.LIGGIBTF.
TNSURANCE COMPANIES.
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY
LONDON.
HEAD OFFICE, No, CIS CHESTNUT S.TRE'E
New Duildling, Philadelphia Hank
INCOME OVER---.......--. 41,200,000
FIRE RISKS TAKEN AT MODERATE RATES
LIFE RISKS ON FAVORABLE' TERMS.
GETTY & LIEBING,
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LAME INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
1. 406 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED
Y 856 LVAN
APRIL, 1, BY THE STATE OF
PENNSIA.
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RISKS
DIRECTORS.
Damned Wright, D. B.
Wm. W. Walters, T. W. Evarman.
Chas. Richardson, Henri' Lewis. Jr..
Goo. A. West, Jacob W. Stout.,
0. Wilson Davis. Mango Stern.
'not. Alnrtin.
GEORGE W. DAY, President.
FRANCS N. DICK, Vice Pica t.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHA RD. Secretary. (Jail-lit
THE MUTUAL LIFE lESURANCE COM
PANY OF ENW YORK,
Assets:
RIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
INWISIND IWORTH
YVERenS Om oRmAL t3TASTO
The premiums areOWER than in MRII7 other Corm
nies, and the Dlvidends have been GREATZIi.
This is a atTiotly MWITAL Company.
PROFIT
BtOakhOltlara,ao that ALL TUE --
BELONo TO Tat ICDvnu4.
Pamphlets, and every information, may be 1184
cuu.T l s , on applic RAT o
FtNiPORD STARR. + gent,
e. W. Corner FOURTH and WALNUT &Teets
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES:
Thome Robins, John Welsh,
Alordootti L. Dawson, Georgoß. Stuart,
Georg) M. Stroud, E. ti. who en.
john - B. Myers, J. Fisher Lemming,
Joseph Patterson, William C. Ludwig '
John Al. Atwood, Arthur G. Collin,
Thomas A. Foram George W. Toland,
William McKee.
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SAVING u'UNDS.
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QPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND,
P.. 7 office, 831 tforth THIRD Street, betirean Vino
Ni t t Cii s lett r, tp i ls:brpl ; 3 o l , 4a.l tho m Lecislatem
DEVArflairec e iile llY4ll646l64aV
Interest I per cent. pot cnnum._Pepoetorii 6111.4
draw their , donen by Cheob, if elected. 51•01a1 OS.
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