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• Wetter tevnellieeowrid
„ • • Loiniraxa, Mo., Boit, 10,1860.
?iitittibt it'Oftli,sitiiit,
twiote'yotra note norreoting the e
statikient,
But
Pon'
tatned in a canard gotten up by th St. Lords
/run, a piratiiial eboet In tho interest of the Bot
ere of tills Slate, and eopled Into , the Keystone l ,
a
pi per of a similar ohaiattier, and published in your
airy In doing ee, 'gave , you, what .1 then and
Pero think. a weiilfionded belief of the probable
ramie of the then pending State election, and of
fife probable Wee of the Presidential ',conteit*M
giteaitiri ghat - MO or letter - you published in
your l!rfur, styling, it -on Interesting Letter
pmi l ltfisc.ourf,' L ind‘. did Me the itmer,*in "doing
so, to compliment replete and my family connec
tions fo the glorious eld'Keyetone Commonwealth.
'Thiel Wier was copied into other papers in Penn-,
Sylvania, and elm into the Bt. Louis Republicans,
which last, it seems, gay. rise to the following
commentary, which came to my notice only two
drys op: a , - -
fle- Lonna, August 13, IsBo.
Tinto* Iit."LOWI DAM' Binnartg:, . •
'DSOs Sin It bee not-been my lutentien tb ire
trade my opinions comparatively unknown as I
am here in Missouri; upon the political-world; but
having read the preposterous and ridionlona etate-
Inellqnverthirenonymone signature of ",/. M."
in the Rritablieten of this morning, eoploel• item
Gie• Phileaelphia Prase, I feel it, my duty to
. 6 *Posit Oat In mettlte."
M ;" who resides in the town of Louisiana
declares It to be et feet that " fall threiefourths ei
D‘e Deweracy.of Missouri will cad their Votes for '
poitglas in November."
Nov. you know that, being an Old Line Whig.
with a blear resold as to party bias se yet,
mod wholly disecnineeted with either wing of
thn-Demeeratio party;' with a thirty years' fan&
lierity with the workings of nubile sentiment, Mid
having meetly passed - through the entire length
and breadth of the State, from Linn to Green, anti
from Buchanan' to St Louis, I unheiliatingly de
clare it to ha Soy.religions belief that not only are
eitit'the.e-fourths of the Democratic party favors.-
tile to Mr. Douglas,' but that fatly, four.lifthe are
wxtmly in fi vor of Breokinridge and Lone.
1 4 1, , r have I arched at this nonoluslon by a heaty
transit through the State, bat during an excursion
through , some forty counties. made at meth leisure
as to admit Of a sojourn of from one to three days
la each county seat. Breokinridge men I met with
be bend reds; nay, I may safely say, by thematic's,
and Belt or-Ifeion men in comparatively largo
tutnhars bat the Douglas men, at least all who
diseaverel themselves to me, either positively or
negatively, I could almost enumerate upon my ten
augers.
The expression I heard a thousand them from
Breekinridge men, that they would vote for the
regular Gubernatorial nominees, though advocates
of the regularity of Mr. Douglas' nomination,
after whiett they would fall bask upon the broad
and unadulterated platform of Breoktnridge and
Lane. • -
Again, repeating my entire indliferenee as to
any enact al or pecuniary interest in the mons
of tithe.: wing of the great DlesemmgeMe, party,
submit the foregoing to your judgmerailetesialie of
it what net you may daemhdviseble.
Respectfully, AND,
roe twenty-four years editor and
publisher, c Ti he
Polledelphia S aturday Courser.
To this, with your v • „ would relli,, y
that I do not believe- ,at the " • r erht
editor of the Courier" ever wrote ;• , ;1. I
'believe it woe coined in thk mint hi'
-coined the Bugetin't telegraphic despatch from
this point, where no telegraph exists. I do not
"believe " Andrew McMackin" wrote it, because it
contains at least one palpable. falsehood, and at
least oneeglaringly stupid and improbable exagge
tattoo, to say nothing of the minor once.
The palpable falsehood coneista in this: that he
States his " corolusten" was arrived at in "an
=Minn through some forty counties, made at
such leisure as to admit of a sojourn of from one to
three days in each county seat" To do this,
it -Andrew filofdackin," or whoever the writer may
have been, must have travelled'at least one thou
eaud miles, a large part of the travelling having
to be done by stage, or Private conveyance, and
seguirieg, at a very moderate estimate, twenty
five days to do it in. If he spent "from one to
three days in snob county seat," this would require
some elitty days additional—in all, say one hun
dred sad dee Now, as there wax inanely any
(if any) more than half that number of days
shipped tram the nomination of Mr. Brecklusidge
at Baltimore, by the bolters, and the writing of
this letter of his, Mr. "Andrew Me3fitokin"
voluntarily puts himself in the position of having
uttered, as I think, at least one palpable fame
hood And yet the writer ventures, with thi!, ,
glaring impowibility staring-him in the face, to
&oleic what he chooses to call a "religious be
lief,'• that "folly four-fifths" of the Democratic
party in Missouri, are "warmly in favor of
Break teridge and , A writer eo oblivious
of the truth, might well be supposed to be BIM
" eiently blind as to see no more Douglas men than
he meld '• enumerate upon his -ten fingers,"
although travelling leisurely through forty cm
fiat of a Stare in which there are not lees than
fifty fire thousand to sixty thousand such.
Mr. "And Moliakinhi"-etupidly glaring crag
rretion consists to hie stating, as his "
belief," that fully four Uttar of the nearly 90,000
D, m }orals of el iseonri " are warmly in favor of
Breckinridge tied Lane." Not a sane man in the
State believes this, I earn not to what party, or
faction of a party, be may belong. The "Bolters"
themaolves do not aeaert or believe it. And I have
yet to meet an intelligent man outside their ranks
who believes that there are 30,000 Breekinrldgo
voters in the State of Missouri. I doubt exceed
ingly whether there are 20,000.
I do not approve of betting upon elections, apd
rarely mete mob bets, and never for illy large
amount. But, notwithstanding my objections,
make this proposition npon the authority of a gen
tleman of this place, who has the means with which
to bet. and no scruples of oonsolenen in each mat
ters, ( ~ specially when he wine, as be usually does,)
in order-to stet the eintertity of " And. MoMaokin,"'
or any one who may think as he professes to think.
The proposition is to bet
Si 000 that Breekinridge does pot get " four-
Bruin" of the Demooratio vote of Missouri.
$l,OOO that Douglas will receive more votes in
the 9:ato than llreoktpridge.
Si 000 that Douglas will carry the State of Ms-
Wert against all, his competitors, and
$l,OOO that "fall tbrce•tonrths of the Democracy
of .Missouri will oast their votes fob. Douglas in No
vember," as 1 stated.
Waenever " Andrew &Makin," who professes
to be " an old line Whig, with a clear record,"
(and Is therefore impertinent In venturing to
speak oat in meetin'," not of his associates,) or
any arechlorldgeDemoorat, (who is but a faction
Tallier from the party,) ohoona to take the forego.
log bet, the money will be placed, at once, in any
bank la this State, so that it may be drawn by the
winner. he, or any other, take it 7 I think
not.
Blues I wrote you, our State:election has been
held. sod your readers made aware of the results.
It hav turned out more favorably for the Demo
cratic party than L predicted, or anticipated, We
did wooden, cleating our whole State ticket by a
handsome majority, notwithstanding we ha, ap
pereetly,good ground for believing that our oandi
date for (Werner would be defeated, by a union
of the Republican and Opposition parties upon
the candidate of the latter, and the defection of
the renegade Bolters fray' our nominee. We beat
them nevertheless. The vote for Uovernor may
form a pretty good index to that for President. It
was, in round numbers, Democratic, 75,000; Op
!mitten, 66,000 ; Bolters, 12,000 ; and Republican,
6,500.. The Republicans may poll 25,000 votes for
President—they claim numb more. This will re
duce the Opposition, (allowing the aggregate votes
to be the same as in August,) te 47,500. Should
the Bolters secure 20,000 votes, in addition to the
12.010, in August, this would give them 32,000—a
Post improbable number—and reduce that of the
Dunoiraoy to 65,000. This will approximate, I
hive no doubt, to the state true of parties here. As
well•infortned men as we have in Missouri assure
me we Opal do better than this, the " preposte
rous and ridiculous statement" of Andrew Melia
kW to the contrary notwithstanding. J. M.
Cialdini and Lamosiciere.
TUX LEAD OF THE &OMAN CONFLIOT
Tho New York Herald put:Moho the faltering
eketetes of Generale elaldini and Lentoriotere,
whoa. motion)/ In Italy exalt. so much attention
USFILTLAL OIALDISI
He le a native of Modena, a ',Adler of fortune,
and has risen almost from the rank' to the-oom
mind of the Fourth division in the Sardinian
army, king protected to the grade. of lieutenant
genera on the geld of battle. Being compelled
to leave him native country from politioal commi t
he wont to Spain, where he cepounal the canoe of
the 114rale. He commenced as a lieutenant, and
w,.0 here for seven yeare, and fought no bravely
th it he erne promoted to the rank of ooloniti, and
re-erred from the Queen the order of 4 '160611a
the 04th.lio In 1848, returning to his own
co .ntry, he engaged in the itniggle against Austria
in tho goalltV of a colonel. lie was dangerously
wounded at Vicente, In a battle with the Austrians,
end for a time his life was in greet danger. In
180 at Mortara, at La Spotsesoa, and at Notion,
be motored himself with glory, charging at the
beed.or his regiment,, though still' 'offering from
his aevere.wound:
On the breaking out of the Crimean war hie set
'vices were again called into requisition. and again
be distinguished himself , drat es brigadier colonel,
sodiken an 'major 'general' of division, to which
tank be wee, promoted by' Vietor Emmanuel for
the bravery displayed In the several snow:dere of
bit division,' , „
cessiter. nometontits. •
• This r iftinchigeneralf whose nuns has of late
beisome familiar to the publto in oonneetlon with
military epiritions the-Papitt t3tites, was born
et Neuter orilbe sth of Febroaty 1808. Reoeiv
fog bit education et the Poly (mania Sehool, , and
outuplettn#hierettitery studies atillets harentefed
''
th'"rfcflot isnalneera, and becittiere lientenant in
183,0 ' , 4.1.1(ti isanY Of the Frani* generals, he owes
Li: Carl" advidiett‘beirit to the African tiOnlkeitt, in
Al captain erthe - ZOtteres.
Del portitrp'ilid' In * eighteen , ditramtigoa, role fo.
pitllp Ram joidelcittlide until 184 T, wile:was wee
cap frieed, pe &replete+, bill-toillitere career by
eseocifor'etteteny whisk remitted in the Capture
Apti-et tediti and ittn:llCand OMB of=ttte. Pe'
adtwt of, Ni ner was eonferred neon him. . •
In 448 be wee sett bi the OheWber of Diputlee
' - '',.'i7.thtt,jrstileteetttettee of Galata, in the depart
' mint prthiiiiirthe: ' Re took his seat en tps °pp •
-
:,evia t kii,WhitViitteilif--tica'. tend , Ifinfameof
the eombinat Robe
t=t of is emcees ot-the ever :
Airner - olliouts
TieCinhime,MWr„illdclot prove steccesstut.
liof "'brae* pinweitinthinnelf at the
4 einchittribi revolt, in the grab= of k oolonel of
'Us talked Gaud, he preelitated the abate*.
of Eintand the regency of the Ditches; of Or
leans; but his horse was killed, himself wounded,
and he was only saved by the intervention of some
workmen, who protected him from the AM of
their comrades. He refused the post of War
Minister ender the Provisional Government.
During the terrible days of June he fought under
Gen. Oevaignao against the lesurgente, and oh the
28thsof that month accepted the portion& of the
'War Department, whieh he held for Six , months.
He remained faithful to Cavalgnao and attached
himself to the most moderate faction of the Demo.
arctic party. He mitered but little opposition to
louts Napoleon on his aoceesion to the control of
Government as Preeident of the Republic), but die•
approved of the course of events then transpiring
in Italy, Afterwards, beaming one of the repro.
sentatives of the people in the General Assembly,
he wee one of the staunchest defenderset the Re
'publican Constitution. . - _
• In July, 1849. at the - moment of the interven
tion of. the Russian arms to Bungary,, he was sent
upon an extraordinary mission to the Coart of St.
Petersburg. where, notwithatanding -the defeat of
Hungarian, he-was.well , reoeivedhy the Cur;
,but, on Imaring of. the •dismimal of Odillon
,Barret ministry, be, demendei his' recall.' Prom
this time all bit .posterriti theAmembly, of which
;he was several times Vice President, was employed
tin counteraoting,,the designs o f Louts Ifaimleon.
,On the Morning of the 21 DecoMber, on the *dee
;sion of the famous etikp &tient, he was aceordingly
;arrested, and confined for a time in the fortress of
?Hem, but subsequently :was transferred by the
!notice to Cologne. Nearing to take ' oath under
;the new Constitution promulgated by the Pres!.
dent. he became an smile and from that. time re.
Bided in Germany , Belgi um, and England, down
Ito 1857, when, on the death , of one of his ohildren,
-who had remained in •Ifratice with his wife, the
.Erneeror granted him permisden to rehire. •
file oonneetlon with the Papal army is a matter
of more, recent date, and to consequently.fautiliar
to our readers.. It appears that he received the
; pro forma consent of the Emperor, to wept the
command offered by his Holiness, and he has aim
. acted In that eapaotty.,
, The battle recorded above, in which be has been
•worsted, la the first in which he has been engaged
in the Papal dominions. What else will follow in
' his ohequered career is yet to be developed in ,the
; daily unfolding chapters of Italian history. ,•
' the New York TT:V{r4 thus criticises the career
of Lamont) e o
• r
"The crime of _Lamoriolere against mankind,
though not in itself more deep and damning, can
not claim even the poor relief in history, whigh
men will grant to the idealism of Walker's dreams.
Upon the very middle of this proud nineteenth
century, seventy yearn after the light of revolts,
tionary Frame bad flashed far and wide over HIP
rope the modern morality of polities, this, man,
a Frenchman born, a ,republican Frenchman by
profession of faith, trained front his youth qp
among the thinking bayonets' of the first of
continental nations, and favored by Heaven with
all the chastening and elevating opportunities of
exile, to strengthen every, nobler leaded of his
nature, deliberately sale his sword, his person, his
military skill, into the service of a vulgar tyranny,
maims himself the drill.sergeant of IVltiovernment
of Cardinals, and undertakes to educate a horde of
mereenaries to work as much more mean and beset
than that for doing which , his own French fa
thers slew the salaried &fried of Loafs XVI. In
the courts and galleries of the Tuileries, as the
efil:e of the volunteer domestic) spy in more con
temptible than that of the official detective."
PASSENGERS SAILED.
In shlTuscarora, for Liverpool—Win Drury and
crlfc. of Elisabeth. Pa. Dr W J T Purnell, of Maryland,
and 601 n the forward cabin and steerage.
. pRILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRAD.E.
ED WARDS. CLARE.
IT A 11. ItY NRA 0011IMITTIN OY TEX Iltozslc
WM. L. BERN.
•
LETTER BAGS
At the Merchants' Exchange, l'hziadelphia.
Eh, o Sarausk, Rowland. • Llaerpool soon
Ship John Truoks,Lindsa . /....—. —• ~Ltverpool, moon
Sark Inaperador. Rubbar goon
Bark Bea Eagle, Kenny Havana, soon
Barg Bunote. Kaplan ••••••••••.....—. noon
Brig Rolla. ( Br) Gorran—..... Bernie. Ireland. soon
Brig Black Squall, Davis Jago de Cuba, soon
Bohr Pathway. Lanicstaff—_-- .Bartadoes, soon
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PHALADELPHIA, Oct. 4. MO.
6U 4 ,Ti n itni sia . —_a 16-BUN is di
ARM VET.
Brig A Blanchard. Blanchard. 8 days front Dadra, in
ballast to H A Bonder & Co.
Brig 'l' Nmson, Marshall, 8 days from fit Come, Me,
with lamber to captain.
Brix Martha Niohols, Sawyer, from Belem.
Bohr Jonathan Cone, Mehaffey,ll days from Piemonte.
w,th iron to captain. •
r.-hr A Colby. HnrnmanB days from Winterport, Me.
with mdse to E A Bonder o Co.
.ohr Canary, Pitehel.B (Jaye from Calais, with laths,
&e. to Gestalt & Galvin. -
Bahr Alquissar. tong, 10 days from 81 George, Me,
with mess to captain.
bele Niagara. Donnovan,3dayg from New York,with
for wood to captain.
Bohr Chas el Neal. Rendemon, from Boston.
:hr Eva Bell, Lee, from Boston.
ohr J ft Diokerson Smith, from Boston.
Pohr J R Plater. Gandy. from Boston.'
Bohr Alliance. Ireland. from Boston.
Behr A 111 Aldridge, Barthian, from Boston.
Behr Chas A Greiner. Weaver. front Boston.
i.rhr New Jersey, Vanr,e man, from Bottom
I..elit White Squall, Howell, from Boston.
folio Lewis Chester ,_Cullen, from Boston.
m R
' Bohr Geo L o
en. ush, from Boston,
Behr Wm H Rowe. Harris, from Boston.
Bohr Geo Edward. Weeks. from Boston
liohr N B r Thompson. Steelman, from Boston.
Maul!. Breen from Charlestown.
4`;hr Volta, Brooks. from Piermont.
',,, Mary Anna, Gibbs, vim N ew f Bedford.
Behr Mary Nowell. Coital, from New Bedford.
Bohr Eva Green. Potter, from New Bedford.
Pchr Ontario. Vangilder , , from Strintriston.
BAr toe of Pines, French. from Providence.
Bahr A Middleton. Jr, Sipple. from Providence.
Bohr Flight. Handily, from Providence.
Bohr W C Nelson Smith, from Polly Landing.
ohrT P Cooper, Taylor. from Folly Landing.
Pohr Naiad Queen, Bahia, from New York.
Bohr L H Endicott, i eede. from New York.
rally saran, Clark. from New York:
Vonr•F% Cheater Brower, from Nantuoket.
Bohr Jos Marsh ,' March, from Marblehead.
CLEARED.
Prig A Blanohhid, Blonoherd, Boston, Tiovln, Sawyer
Brig Martha Tr - Whole, Sawyer, Portsmouth, L A uden
icd Ea Co.
e'shr Allen Middleton, Tr, ffijkple,ProvlOntoe, do
Fehr Naiad Queen, Rules, Washington, do
Bohr Warren C Ne lson Smith. Bristol, do
Sohr Panama. Clark, POW Bedford, do
Bohr Alliance, Ireland. Washington, N Sturtevant
Brhr New Jamey. Vanneman. Marblehead, do
;!oltr Geo L Green, Rich. Boston,
Bohr Jos Turner . Crowell. Providence. do
Behr Geo .Edward. Weeks, Salem. , do
Behr A M Aldndge. Bateman, Bever l y. C A Hook
Bolter & Co.
Sohr White Squall, Howell, Boston, Benoroft, LOW!'
& Co.
Few Era Bolt Lee, Boston, do
Bohr 8 A Rowe, Baker. Boston, do
ahr Ontario, Vangilder, Norfolk, do
Fah r L re anII. Green. Charlestown, Blaklston & Cox.
Bohr Louisa Gray. Wearer, Medford. do
Sohr M B Mammy. Lake. Boston. do
Bohr Emeline Charter. Brower. wiohmond. do
Bohr C A Greiner. Weaver. Boston, L Rothermel & Co
Sohr lohn ft Plater, Gandy. Boston. 00
Bohr L H Endicott. Leeds. Newport. do
Bohr Mary Anna. Gibbs. Wareham. J H Powell & Co.
Behr Lewis Chester. Cullen, Boston, RePsltor & Bro.
Bohr Pits 1)_, H
t Huntley, Providence. do
Bohr LVm bi Rowe. arris. Etigartown, _ do
Be. T Cooper, Taylor, Providence. B Milner & Co.
Vela Mary Nowell, Covell, Cohauett Narrows, Gavin,
Sawyer &
Sohr tvergreen, Potter, Providence, 811111101“1011 &
Glover.
yrhrß Diokemon. Smith, Boston, do
Isle of Pines, French, Portsmouth, Va..l Street
& Co.
g:doellbr Partin, Clark, Boston, Noble, Hammett & Cald
w.
Oohr Chas NI Neal, Henderson, Alexandria, do
Bohr J Marsh. March. Als , blehead. Tyler, etone & Co
dorm A 8 Brown, Brown, Washington, Hayes &
God-
Bohr Elliott. Weaver, Washington, do
BohrL Pucker, Miller, do do
Bohr Albert Phero, Cramer, Washington, Van Mown
Norton et Co.
Bohr Jae Magee, Lynch, New London, do
Bohr A Jennings, Lake. Provideuoe, do
Bohr E W Perry, Sampson. Boston• do
Bohr N B T Thotripson, Steelman, Boston. do
Bohr .1 Cone. Mahaffey, Norwioh. R R Corson & Co.
Bohr C II Rogers, Langley, cavannah. D B Stetson
Co.
Bohr L Mulford. Doyle, Wilmlnitten. • do
Bohr Murando, Subtype, New Doyen, D Cooper.
NAILED.
The racket ship Tuscarora. Cast Richard El Dunlol7.
f..r Liverpool. left the foot of Walnut street. in tow of
America. at 1190 o'clock yesterday morning. with a
c Irco consisting Of 19 mum machinery, 62 bales rags, 12
e nor cheese. I keel barley. 63 kegs butter 12 bales es-
Abaco of ginger, 6121 bbl* flour, 31,791 bushels wheat, and
1:3 cases merchandise.
(Correirpondenoe of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEWES, Pei..
The fleet reported at the Breakwater went to sea
this morning. No cowls in sight bound in. Wind W
W—weather forty.
Your'. Oro., N. W. 11101lhLAN.
(Cerrenonaenee of The Prom.)
HAVRE DE GRACE. Oa .1.18 M).
The Wyoming telt with 13* boats, laden and consigned
as follows:
Maid n' the Mild. !Only iron to Reading; Reality.. pig
iron to Norristown; Wm H Lloyd. lumber to Wilmam
ion; H E Nillis.do to Norcross k. Sheets; Maggie Walsh.
p..g iron to .1 W J Starr; Saml A Shrolf, lumber to
el Trump & Son: Agricola, Sarah Long Julia k Charles,
m J
Ru Slack, Ellen. Sarah rEdi h, and J 0 Bomberger.
coal to Delaware City.
MEMORANDA.
Stoamahlp Europa. Leitch, galled Irma Bolton fd hat,
for Liverpool, via Halifax.
. .
fihip Northampton. Elwell, hence for New Orleans,
was spoken Lath tilt, let 85, long 74 40.
Slop Lucretia, Harding, 109 days from Calcutta, at PI
York fd
Ship Beverly, Blunter. from New York nth April, nt
['snarls' Aug Bth.
Bark Clara C Bell, Shackelford, cleared at Boston Sd
inst. for Valparaieo and n market.
Brig Morning Light, Blair. hence, arrived at Bath
29th ult.
. -
Bria Charles Edward, Shute, home: arrived at Boa
tionriat ; Woolston, Crawford, henoe, arrivod at Pe
to.nburs Ist met.
Solve Percy Heiner, Marts. Ella, Paokard,loor Bur
ton. Winemore, and J D MoCanby, smith, berme, ar
rived at Boston Od inst.
Bohr B F Reeves, Carman, cleared at Boston 3d Inst.
for Philadelphia.
Bohr M R Carlisle, Rider, at Newport Seih ult. from
Poston, and sailed for Philadelphia.
bobre Isaac Rich. Crowell. and Village Gem,
_Baker.
firm Boston for Philadelphia, and 3 it Mather, Maker
a di. from Wilmington, Del, fdr Boston, arrived at flow
-1011 let instant.
Bohr' Mary &Carotin'', Adams . and If C Ely, MoDo
nald, henna, arrived at New Haven let inst.
Bohr John Jones, Hogan, helicon, arrived at Pawtucket
14 Inst.
tiohre Marg't Reinhart. Peterson, and Fanny, Wlotss,
hum, arrived at Charleston 10th
LEGAIA•
TN THE DISTRICT 00DRT FOR THE
Ja- CI'T'Y &NO COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA,
Swain & Abell, enrviving partners, &0., vs Chu.
Koebersperger. AUs venchtioni °Mous. Bantam
bee Term, 1.80. No. 41.
The auditor appointed to report distribution of the
fund nosing from the rherire sale, under the shove
writ, or Alll that certain lot or merle of ground, with
the puddings thereon erected, situate at the southeast
corner of Broad nod Wallace streets. in the county of
PhilndelphiaEriommeneing at the southeast earner of
Broad end w thus 'bestir, and thence extending
eouthwardty along the east line of raid Broad street
forty feet to a point; thence eastwardly along the north
ine of groundAew or late of Mark Balder:MO, on & fine
parallel with Wallace street, eighty-two feet to it Point;
thence northward along the west line ofground granted
or intended tohave been granted to Joha Ickstein, on
a line parallel with said Broad street, forty feet to a
point; ,Menee westwardly along the south line of Wal
lace street eighty-two Meet° theplane of beginning,"
attend to the duttea of his appointment on
W 'IIP,EBDA.Y, October 10,1650, at four o'clock, P. M.
at le °Moe, No. 6M Walnut meet, when and where all
Persons interested are required to present their claims,
or be debarred from doming in upon said fend.
e.lkl 10t I.IIOMAS I. DlMllL:Auditor.
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
FOR THE' CITY AND COUNTY. OF PRILA
'DELPHI& • -
ROSANNAH P. WILTDANR, b her next friend AN
DREW COSH, VII, SAMUEL B. WILTBANK.
keptember Term, 18 5 9 , No. 71 ,
TO 'SAMUEL, S. WILTBANK, Respondent: You
will plea* take notice that - the Court have granted
rule on the respondent; to show cause why a divorce
thteuto marytonii should not he deoreen in above
osal. R rn eturnable SATUROAY. OottiberAnth,l6so. at
to o olook A: .- JOAN. BuLLITT,'
- sallt•ta&th 4t Solioltot for,Libellant.
TOTHE VIRTUOSO.—A collection of
Rare Silver ._fidedala and Coins for sale. about one
thousand in number, anniprieins a merles of Lot tirran,
,-bissioleonte and Louis ?Minim medals rare =Mew ,
-German Dothit..Eoslioh, FronoD, me
draft). a set of tins Sandie medals; in e; . W
1111:1Nlj rittittittrivietel:leirgilititnei:
Bohn Alien. a well-known' Numismatologist of New
York. and aompnee the atherings of over matt Sean.
Au an unique addition oi l interest to • public tristitution
or private cabinet. sash an opportunity is eeldom
offered. to it 1.1 believed to or the finest collection on
this abutment. Address, for terms, &o_, (SEoll(ta
ROGRASS. 4 rEARL'it,, New York City. a•MIHIt
POLITICAL.
DEI,IOORATIO
Non Uovinueozi Oit FzziudITLVAZIIA.
HENRY D. FOSTER,
. Of Weitinkpland De. Tar.
Foa
Irt DIstrIot—WILLIAM R, LEHMAN.
id " JOHN BRODHEAD.
8d " JOHN KLIN2.
4th " WILLIAM MORGAN.
Eth " HARRY INGERROLL.
STATE SENATOR,
IA Dixtriotr—SAMUEL 7, RANDALL
LEGISLATIIIIII,
let DierDIot—JOSEPII CALDWELL
2(1 " THOMAS E. OASKILL.
thi " PATRICK MoDONOUOH.
4th " ROBERT E. RANDALL.
Ith " SAMUEL JACKSON.
eth " CHARLES L. WOLFF.
7th " PAUL KETTERLUVUB.
Bth " JOHN eMITH. Ja
gat " HENRY DUNLAP.
20th " HENRY . 0. LELIENRING.
11th " JOHN 8. RIERL.
nth " WILLIAM 0. SNYDER.
33th " WILLIAM D. MORRISON.
14th " GEORGE W. B. SMITH.
13th " JOHN M. ARUNDEL.
lOth " THOMAS W. DUFFIELD,
ITN " S. M. ZEILIOH.
FOR REOELDU OP DRSDN.
GEORGE W. WUNDER.
FOR PROTHONOTARY OT IHOTRIOT COURT.
WILLIAM LOUCIALLIC
Vox Mutt op QuAxran thmitorle,
PHILIP H. LUTTe,
Poi Oozoirx,
ANDREW LOWRY ses4l
pEOPLE'S TICKET
(101111tY011.
ANDREW G. CURTIN.
CON 11258
let Dietriot. JOBS M. BUTLER
M " EDWARD JOY multi .
3d . JOHN P. VERRfili
4th " WILLIAM D. KELLEY
tith " WILLIAM DIORRIB DAVIS.
RECORDER OV Danta,
ALFRED 0. HA.RIVIHR
PROTHONOTARY 08 DIVTAIQT COURT,
PHILIP S. WRITE
MINIM OP 0017732 or QvAnTaa asuto to
cIEORGE a. MOORS.
00 RONZit •
ANTHONY OONNAD.
BuNima..-PineT DISTRICT
JEREMIAH NIOROLS
let Theirlet, ABRAHAM STEWART.
2d " WILLIAM B. TURNER.
Sd " WILLIAM H. SLOCUM.
4th " HENRY E. WALLACE.
oth " JOSEPH MOORE, JR.
oth " DANIEL G. THOMAS.
7th " JOHN H. SELTZER. AL D.
oth " JACOB E. RIDGWAY.
oth " DAVID JONES.
10th " JOSHUA EAMES.
11th " ISAAC A. SHEPPARD.
17th " RICHARD WILDEY.
18th " CHARLES B. FORD.
14th " WASHINGTON M. WORRALL.
10th " JOHN F. PRESTON.
10th " HENRY RIRLER.
17th " CHARLES F. ABBOTT.
F,LECTION—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9. 89H-Ist
ATTENTION, FREEDMEN!
O'er thy enure, Allegheny, a blast has been blown
Down thy tide, Zluesnehattna, the murmur kasigne
From the Delaware a merge to the lake of the Peet;
Wherever the foot of the freeman bath pressed;
+Tie the voice a PgOPLR uprisen—awake
Pennsylvania , a watchword, with freedom at *take,
Thrilling up from each valley, flung down tram each
country
Ou h r e oountry and liberty I God for the right I
GRAND ItALLY
ON TIM
BATTLE-GROUND OF GERMANTOWN.
li , PAVOR Or
FREEDOM! PROTECTION: EQUAL RIGHTS!
AND 111 - 8
UNION OF HE STATEU!
A MAtII3 MEETING r`F THE PEOPLE
WILL RE NEI II 01
THURSDAY OCTOBER 4, 1500.
The Md Anniversary of the glorious struggle for'
liberty at G.rmantown. Lqt us remember the deeds of
our Revolutionary Siree. I'd on by Washington, La
fayette, and Wayne, an,. show our appreciation of their
virtues on the memorable geld of their heroism. Ali
:who desire to secure
THE FREEDOM OF THE TERRITORIES!
A BENEFICENT HOMESTEAD BILL I
A 'RAILROAD TO THE PACIFIC! A PROTEC-'
TINE TARIFF!
RIVER AND HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS!
By means of the triuniphof
LINCOLN! HAMLIN ! CURTIN ! AND DAVIS!,
Will assemble on the Battle Field. The meeting will
ho milled to order at one o'clock. Seats will be provided
fort 000 Ladies. Excursion trains will bo run during•
the detY at reduced wee of fare.
The Hon. JOHN WOOD, of Montgomery t will act es'
Chief Marshal, to whom ell Wide-Awakes. Clubs.
County and Township Delegations will report upon their ,
arnval on the grounds. Delegations Intending to bring
with them oars, wagons. and platforms. with insignia,
croups, or tableaux vivant., emblematto of the xreat
invincible truths of our cause, will please report In ad
vanoo to the Chief Marshal, and take the places in the
daylight procession that may be assigned to them.
A TORCHLIGHT_ARADE AND A GRAND DIS
PLAY OF FIREWORKS
Will take place in the evening. The following eminent
speakers will ponitivelY be Kermit and addo96o the
people:
Hon. PRANK BLAIR, of Misaonn.
Hon. FREDERICK P. bTANTON, formerly of Ten
' neesee, now of Karin , '
Hon. ,I_Ol4N TP.N J..YCK of New Jers ey. Hon. TOM CORWIN
Hon. HENRY WILSON, of hlaasaohneette.
lion. JOHN HIDE MAN. of Pennsylvania.
Hon. JAME 4 H. CAMPBELL. of Pennsylvania.
j. fl. PRETTYMAN. Esq., of Delaware.
EDWARD 0 BRADFOKP Esq.. of Delaware.
Hon, WM. D. KELLEY, oePeunitylvania.
Hon. ANDREW t 3. CURTIN, of Pennsylvania.
Ron. E. JOY MORRIS. of .Pennsylvania.
ROBI..RT L. MARTIN, Faq., of Penneylvania. '
Iron. WAL PENNINGTON, of New Jersey.
lion. riAll R. TRAIN , of Massaohueetta.
Hon. OHN COVOP E. of Pennsylvania.'
lion . B;SMITHEBI4 of Delaware.
'W. PIN OHNE ENVJNG.Eeq.. of Maryland.
Dr. WM. ELD Rof Pennsylvania.
Hon. WM. B. MANN, of Pennsylvania.
MORTON MeMICHAEL. Esq.. of Pennsylvania.
Pon. BE .R s l D. MOORE, of Pennsylvania.
DrRA
. FNK AYLOR. of Pennsylvania.
WILLIAM Os RIS DAVIN, ef permayir an hy
JOHN M,DROOMALL, of Pennsylvania.
Col. EVANS. of Maryland.
JudeMARSHALL. of Maryland.
MONTGOMERY BLAIR. of Maryland.
ALEX. MCI, ORE, of Pennsylvania.
GEO. A. C.FFRY, of Pennsylvania.
Freemen of America, muster in your mighty num
ber', for the defence of your rights and the Moue of
y our country I Come from your farms, your famorlee,
Your workshops, your mines! Come from your forges.
3 our furnaces, your looms, and your oakm! Come one
and all, and attest
of Republican Govern yomenur d t evotion to the true principles
ARISE! YE TOILING hl ILLIONS !
And hurl from power the oormt tuition that nOW mil/-
rules and ai.graties your country
Redeem the landfrom the may of ooneplratont and
traitor..
Be,ore for yourselves. your ohildran, and your old!.
dren'a children the broad lands of the Wed, to erect
i herein now t tato., in whioh the Named rights of Free •
dom aml Humanity shall forever oe inviolate.
PROCLAIM IN THUNDER TONES!
The land ie the sift of a bounteous Ood.
And to labor Ths word commands,
Yet millions of hands want acres.
And millions of aotes want hands.
Keep it before the people,
The laborer claims his mend—
The right of soil, aqd the right to toil,
From spur and bridle freed.
The right to beer, end the right to share,
With you and me. ms brother,
Whatever is given by Cod from , Heaveti,
To one as well as another.
The coil lies fallow, the lands grow rank.
Yet idle the'poor man stands:
Oh I millions of hands want sores
And millions of acres want hands.
Voters of the Fifth district, freemen of Philadelphia,
Montgomery, CliesterMelaware, Barks, Bucks. Bohnyl.-
kill, and Lehigh Pennsylvania expeots that every man
this day will do e s duty,
Charles Henry Fisher, Colonel 0. G. Childs, Charles
blister, Germantown.
John Wood. °bailee Iredell. Mark H. Richards,
Robert T. Potts. Lloyd ,tones, Montgomery koupty.
Ches
fir.
tercoun Frank
ty' 'Taylor. E. W. Capron, C. H. Pointe •
Y. Swatter, Joshua Eyre, David Ralston, Jacob Se -
roll. Delaware county.
Beniamin Hannan, Sohnylkill.
Levi Bartholomew. Suess.
Levil Wm. R. Kelm. Beth.. •
Levi T. Rutter. Cyrus Newlin,Howard E lis, Wm. H.
Kern, Harry °eggshell, Wlr. hatch Wilder. General
Wm. F. small. 'Edward N. - Hallowell. Fred. Emhart,
anti O. W: Hammersli, on behalf of Committee of Ar
rangements.
Communications may be addressed to
CHARLES H. T. cOt.Liti. Beefy of Cont.
sii2ll-6t Box 765 Philadelphia Poet Offies.
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kffityrir s tr i S 1* WEL
'EKE BOOK STORE, OP
HAMUBL. HAZAR. s tree t
No. 724 Cheetnut street
AND TRUST (X)M
WITHAL LIFE INBU
IIESTNUT Street, Agnate,
le whole term of life—grants
purchases life interest• in
U contracts depending on the
Administrators, Asaignoes
,TEy.B.
Hainan' E. Stokes,
William Martin;
Jame' ll; Nagaland,
'Joseph H. Trotter,
James Euston,
Theochllue Paulding,
Edmund A. bonder,
Daniel L. lintehtneon,
John W. Horner,
Ellie B. Archer,
Hanalei J. Chruitlan,
Joann M. Thomas,
John 0. Brenner.
t, EMt
President.
STOK ,B, Vies Pees t.
r. auld
AIREirIORD.
SAVING FUNDS.
0 A little. but otten. tills the Puree."
" A Dollar saved is trrioe earned."
MEDICINAL,
DYSPEPSIA REMEDY.
_
Dr. DAftItIS HAM'S
AROMATIC IT SPIRIT.
no Medicine Has been used by the public for six years
tritli increasirg favor. It is recommeneed to Cuts
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heart-Burn, Celle
Dales, Wind in the Shirr:ash, or Pains in the
Dowels, Headache, Drowsiness, Kidney
amp/chile, Lots Spirits, Delirium
Tremens, Intemperance.
IT STlN.l7l.e.Tits, ETUILARATHe, INvroonarze, PVC
' . 'WILL NOT Ittronicava on STUPErry.
As a ?admin. it is quick and effectual, curing. the
most aggravated canes of Dyspepsia, Kidney Complamte,
and all other derangements of the Stamm% and Bowels
in a speedy, manner.
It will mstantly revive the most melancholy and ,
drooping 'mints, and rectors the weak, nervous, and
mkt, to health, stresgth, and vigor.
Forgone who, from the injudicious use of liquors, have
Mumma dejected, and their nervous systems shatteted ,
constitutions broken down, and enbjeat to that horrible
ourne to humanity, the DaLlnitrhi 'lltamittle, will, al
most immediately, feel the happy and healthy Divine.
rating efficacy or Dr. Ram's invigorating Spirit.
WHAT IT WILL DO.
oss.—One wine glass full 88 often as neeeasary,
ne dose will remove all Brut Spirits.
.1 ,
will
ca u r a e a l r l e e t a n rte c ti e r . n ti ... ,
You a Good Appetite.
the distressing pains el Manifold's.
i g e t°i rti vPe orts the distressing and disagreeable
6;1' 98 2 . e nnn o eeeer t s eddddei e di f ie"wwiwiwi : llli t li nd or Flatulence: and as Noah as the
stomach receives the Invigerating Spirit, the dietress
lag load and all painful feelings will be removed.
One dme will remove the most distressing eaLus of
Collo. either in the stomach or ti.wels.
A few doseiwill remove all obetruotions in the Kidney,
Bladder, or Urinary Organs. . .
' Persons who are seriously afflicted with any Kidney
Complaints are Assured of speedy relief by a dose or
two, and a radit i aanyttimovilble two bottlers.
Persons who. from dissipetaug too rnuoh over night.
and feel the Orli che
a ts o,
pots
liquors. in violent
headaches. sickness at et i inaoh, weakness, giddineee,
Am, will find one dose trill, move all bad freUn.
Ladies of weak and sickly cenetitutions shot. 1 take
the invigmating Spirit three times a day ;it wi ll make
them strong, healthy, Mid hare y, remove all °Name-
Done and urreguleintjes from the menstmal organ, and
restore the bloom of health and beauty to the careworn
lace.
During pregnancy it will be found an invaluable medi
cine to remove disagreeably sensations at the stomach.
All the proprietor asks is a trial, and to induce this, he
has put up the InviecirtaTino SPIRIT in pint betties at
wioentm, Quarts iSL
General oripot.4l3 WATER Street, New York.
DYOTT It 001,_. D 32 North Sh.DOND Street,
Wholesale Agents ui Philadelphia,
Jerl-thatuly and for sale by all Druggists.
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
OR PROTECTED
so),O7ION OF PROTOXIDE OF IRON COMBINED
Thiswall-known Remedy dna been need eateneirely
and with great numerator
~..' • ait ts DYSPEPSIA,.
co , OR IMPAIRS]) AND IMPERFECT
Al+ DIGESTION;
ti, ti ren TEE CONSROVENT
' . DETERIORATION or ran BLOOD{
•0. •-G--' N. AND FOR TEE FOLLOWING
FORMS OF DISEASE,
,
Moat of whi oh originate in
.- ... DYSPDPSIA :
LLVER COMPLAINI plual NEURALGIVnd
NERVOUS AFFEC T LObS OF APP ETI ~
HEADACHE, LANGUOR and DEPRESSIO
OF EIP I RITS"CA R Fillr,Ci,abi and BOILS,
Pilaff!, Sc DAVY. AFFECTIONS OF
THESKIN, CONSUMPTIVE
TENDENCIES.. DRoNO in-
TIS D_IBEASI.B PECU
LIAR to P'EMAL ES,
and
PL A AIN LTS L COM
ACCOMPANIED BY GENO,RAL DEBILITY, and
REQ. U R IR ATIY A
MEDI C aNE.MAE-
Noyn.—The failure of IRON as a remedy for DYE
PEI 9IA. a bad crate of the blood. and the numerous'
diseases caused thereby. has arisen from the want of
suoh a preparation of Iron an shall enter the stomach
a Pnoyox inn elate. and assimilate at once with the
blood. This want the PLRUvIAN !SYRUP supplies.
and it does eo in the only form in which it is possible
for Iron to enter the oiroulation. For this reason, the
PERUVIAN SYRUP often radicallt cures diseases an
which other proparations of Iron and other medunnea
hare been found to be of no avail.
CERTIFICATE OF HAYES. fd. D I. OF
It is well known that the medilinal aeon' of Protoxido
of Iron are lost by evena very trial exposure to air and
that to maintain a solution of Protoxido of Iron, without
farther oxidation, has been deemed impr , esible.
In the P KRU vIAN SYRUP thia desirable point le at
tained by COMBINATION IN A WAY NEHORE UNKNOWN:
and this solution may replace all ti r proto-oarbonates,
Oitrates, and tartrates of the hlateria IVledunt.
A. A. KAYE% Assayer to the Mato of MM.
10 BOYLNIO:i direct, Bolton.
N. B.—Varna lets containing Letters from the above
naraed Gentlemen and others, and swing full informa
tion of tho Syrup, oan bo had on application to the
Agents, or to
N. L. CLARK h. Co., Proprietors,
COONIAN DU LDINOS,
No. 7e SUDBURY STREET, BOSTON.
Bold by Druggists generally throughout the United
States.
Agents for Pennwrlvania: DYOTT le Co.,
232 North SECOND Street, Philada.
MEE=
MRS. JAMES BETTS' INVENTIONS
.A.T.A. FOR LADlES.—Approved of and highly recom
mended by the Medical profession throughout the United
States, Thirty Thousand Invalids having been advised
by their physicians to nee her Surgioal Appliances. She
would eaution Merchants and ot era ageAnst purchasing
except at her rotadenoe. 1039 WALNUT Street, where
she can be consulted daily. between the hours of
and e. Her book or testimonials will he given on appti
cation. Bent froe to any part of the United Statee. He
signature is on each article. my 29 tuths-tf
s irEs.
LILLIE'S PATENT
Wit:MOUT AND CHILLED IRON FIRM AND
DUROLAR-PROOF BADE. AND COMBINA
TION BANK LOOKS, VAULT DOORS, &o.
The time has arrived when Bankers, Merchants, and
business men beam to feel not only the importance but
the necessity of having a thoroughly fire and burglar
proof Safe.
That the sheet-iron or common safe ban beep much
itneroved an afire-Proof moon its first introduction, and
that it will preserve the written matter, sneer tavora
able oironmstanoes. is admitted ; but that it still boa en
rious detects must be conceded. Its liability to be
crushed by the (allot walls, timbers. No., or by Its own
fall : its inability to prevent the constant evaporation of
tie moisture from the filling, as it 19 so‘mel) rossible to
make or heap the vapor ehtniber water-tight
.:n ao frail
a structure;its entire inability to retain the steam
or vapor during the firth its rapid deterioration by rust
and otherwise, and its entire insecurity ar ,inat burgla
ry,will hardly be dented. It that alt these
de . fects are remedied in the obey° wrought and chilled
iron eaf'. end lobk- and the object of this article is. not
only to show thin fact, but the why and the wherefore.
To do thin noderstandinglY, a abort synousis of the
structure will ho first. presented. of this an well he attic,
sheet-iron safe, Immuring that tho two priNii plea rein
prise all tho Loonier safes now in use. Further, that
tho vapor principle is the only :one now relied ' upon
to make the safe fire-proof. by all safe-makers haying
any celebrity. nonnequeotlY, all now put In a oomvai
tion-ohamber for this object.
STRUCTURE OF CHILLED-IRON SAFES UP.-
SCRInEn.
The base or body of thin safe is a box made atom's of
'wrought iron.:tx to .4' of an inch thick. by tn to 2 4
inotes wide creasing each other at neht angles, and
planed near each other, forming a connect network ;
about inch holes are drilled near each other through
these bars, and counter sunk; osst iron Is run between
there bora and into the holes, and over ti , e outer sor
face, mating the whole thickness it to 2 moles of Build
iron, It ithoutjoint.; ; the wroirbt-von bus thoroughly
chilling the cast iron, and making it drill inoot, while
the two irons are so strongly tied as not to be separated
or br-lien by any ordinary power.
STRUCTURE 01? siltgymori SAFES DE-
BC 11111 En•
The sheet-iron safe is rondo of sheet-iron plates, Porn
one sixteenth to one twelit of an inoli thick, bonded
round the outer edge with hat bar iron, the larger safes
having a bond sore s, the centre. This constitutes the
who'', iron work, adding tli d , Or flan eh and book plate
and the door-way or front flange:: except loam° oases
a thin plate of hat& nee steel is plaoed inside. nud this
ie called a burglar proof s fo
. _ .
• • .
•
As has been manta tried each of the above Safes have
composition chambers, or. nr.fe practically, vapor
°heathers, as vapor to fr nod lib - glutei, necessary to not
upon toe iron limiter. that surf tonal the composition
°bomber. or the heat would be easily conducted through
these flanges to the interior. tho Rh the composition
bit °versa good to non otter ttett - r an iron to a freo con
ductor of host, and vapor to the only preventi re. it
must ba admitted mat t te best material for this cham
ber is that which is the greatest abeurbant, and nail not
cake or become herd. mime may be conceded to be
that article. ae most of the Safe makers coo a comae
wino having ime for a constituent, and this is the only
reliance for tie produotton of vapor; but as limo is
light, it is in the sheet iron safe adult , rated with fire
clay. or some heavy eubstanoe, to give , them welsh; and
solidity.
The Chfllod Iron Safe hoe both in the outer structure,
consequently the chamber la filledwith lime unedulte si
ted, producing much more vapor titan the composition
used by sheet iron makers, and while the sheet-iron
Safe ii Warning and twisting at ere, yjoint. when honi
ed allowing the vapor to escape, the chilled iron has no
outer joints. and the thioknoss of in, provenre the
earinging of the joints, consequently the vapor cannot
esortpo. And here too the groat advantate this Safe
Ministers fire proof) over the sheet iron. but it has othor
important adve.ntagen, The otruoture 'Mows that it
cannot be affected by the falling of walla timl ors. eta.,
or its own fall ; that there to no chance, for doterioration
from root or otherwise; that in once of fire its shape to
not affected ; that if in checked by water, or other
cause, the check eon only youth to the wrought iron
bars. oonsequentl. the Safe is not injured for use •, that
the steam or vapor is mambo kept in the vapor cham
ber, ant does not destroy the bindings to hooks, or so
injure the paper es to require copying, thereby flaying
a
this trouble, as well no the expense of news:tare.
As to Burglary, the ttruoture shows this cafe to he
drill errand over the enrlace. and. with Lilhe's cele
brated Bank Lock attached, which is deli. sledge, and
powder proof. it will be seen that it to thoroughly bur
glar proof—while the structure of the sheer troit &So
shows ;that the crowbar. axe, coldtchitel. (trill can
penotrato it in a few Moments. withont notch come cm
disturbance.
•
I o oenng late severe teat is one of the many let a
Pinnlar ehar , ..olor now in MT posmesui on. nod publiahee
in my general °venial', fully demoLstrating the advan-
Ansee claimed forthie
,•-•.• • - • • .
fin SUN BAY, Wisconsin. .1.11y2b, HrO.
FOAM( E. Mown. Firo Agent of Litho's Safes: aty
warehouse was horned on the mortar's of the nth inet,
anti you may Judo of the character of the fr., when I
tell tou that fifty batrela of whisky mood witlon eight
feet of ono of your large size No. 4 dafeY, Waking an
awful heat. wh.ch your Nafo purled 1111 . 011kb, Alld, to the
astonishment of all, preserved everything. money,
booms, and pattern, In a perfeet utata. Signed.
GEO H. HAYWOOD,
111.. C. SADLER, gen Aral Agent,
716 1311.1:8TN UT 6treet,
ne2o-th s 22t under Memo Bulb
GENTS , FURNISHING. GOODS.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Now opoolug, a enporb eesortment of noveltioa for
Gentlemen, via: EURBKA SOAItF TIES, /40AR.Fti,
TIE' COLLARS. FLANNELS Full THAVFLLING
SHIRTS, &e., Relented in London and Pane, to which
special attention in invited. J. w, SCUTT,
tti4 CHESTNUT street
tieß2 A few doors below tho " Continental."
NOTICES.
O CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
T
_Notice in hereby given that Sealed Propose%
((Endorsed Proposele for the erection of a aCHOOI.,
B IfdE in the f wenty-third ward) will ha resolved un
til te , EDN I...SPAY, the 10th invent, at 10 o'clock A. M.,
for the oonstruotion of a School House neer Frankfort!,
in said ward. in asoordenee pith yleca_ and epeeifioa-
Woos furnished by (lower. N. Bethel). Egg Architect,
to be seen at that &Esti of the Ito ABB OF cotirlioL
LEES, BIXTII and ADELPFII Streeter
Feyments will he made monthly. lose twenty per Dent.,
which ar,lt be reserved until the completion of the buitd-
Mg, and socuroty will bo required for the faithful per
tormanoe of the osntract to accordance with the plan,
and to the estiefection of the Committee on Property.
By order of the Committee.
LEWIS SITTING,
Chairman of Oemmittee.
DIVIDENDH.
CIFFICH OF TIM AMERICAN FIRE
"•-"" 11011 RANCE COMPANY. OCTOBER 1.1850.
The Dirootote Itave this day declared dividend of
FIVP: DOLLARS per share for the last ma months.
winch will he paid to the Btoelthe'ders or their legal
representatives. on toad after tit^ 11th instant. culti
sm. of State tax. A. C. L. CRAWFORD.
t.e2.10* tleoretary.
MRS. ANJiIrREN, PROFESSIONAL
14111.4
101 l
tipritee street, for the special airnunntodation of Invalid
Ladies, NA) for hone conana to Philadelphia to be Con
fined. or for medical attendance, whore they can have
careful miming, cord beard, and all the comforts of
Alta 8. reFra, by perniieston. to the lollownut
Proleckiouni u entloman
Profespor C. D. Mein% Caspar Winter, M. D..,
Itrceeteor H D 6 , oMi r I • Rodman, M. P.,
PlOienII(1/ Joe. Pancoaat. Profeicuir 8. Jackson.
lean° Hoye. M. R. A F. fens °+o. M. D.,
. Proledpor EL L. (lodge, G W. Noma.
J. e Mono, 111. D., Professor 8. H. Dickson.
0c.3 Im
EFIN fi;D SEGIAH.'-1,000 Barrels LO-
A,VEN o'B Crushed, coarse and Sugar , verised.
8, and Cone, arid refined yellow for gala
Isirtr.Asswa Nl PI) r VTIT A ~,,,
•-z FiDAMOhI SE F'D hIAI nBAR—L case
jot enlo. WETLIERILL & BROTHER.
i. , 1
4 7 and 49 North REOoND Pt.
BuRNT UMBER—Ground pure in Oil,
for &e L) WETH ER ILI. .4 11.1101'11 ER, Al and
No.lll k,PiI , III Rt
I vY- WELLS cleaned at low prlce 'to
°teem the enntents. •eere9e WM. TINLON. Pou.
&Otto Office, 1213 AIorchSBCOND Street.
5'J CASES OF SEED LEAF TOBACCO,
y ie store, and for sale 1 4 )6 3. Ltwoor4 4t, co,
- ED3u6A'AnoN;u,.
VAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS, at Fetid°Nis, Mont
gomery county. Pen , 1171P&Inft•
The Twentieth serm•anututt session of this School
will OPbn On PVF DIVESD A Y . , November 7'. Among
the sivautaers offered may he named: Reemouable
terms ; a healthy and attract , ve situation 7 an extensive
and thorough course of study; liberal 'provision for the
Personal comfort of pupils; parental diseipline, and
strict sunervielon of moral* and nunnery' an experi
enced traohor for every ten pupils ;acumen four t!mes a
day br Reading Railroad.
Referenoaa : Moves, Solomon !H. Bunn; James L.
Claghotu ; James E. Caldwell ; John W. Chighorn; R.
V. Ballads; Jo k ers! R. Evans; e. P. Glass; 'thomas
Birch; N. Kern ; Hon. Owen Jones; Ron, Jac
Cooper Hon. J Y. Yost.
• For Circulars. conveying full particulate, address
Rev- M. METHS, A. M.oea-8t
NEW LONDON ACADEMY.
Thoru n o
I m s E tr B c O ti Aß D an N R ind DonM tFOR Tr e a t ment.
Term,
TOM, very moderate.
R , fore to Hon. W. T. 'Kelley, Rev. Dr. Boardman,
and othe-s, in ilniedelplus.
Session OMB I,t Wednesday' of November next.
RBV. 1. P. CARTER. Prinotpal
New Tendon, Chester 00., Ps. 002-tuths-3t*
pitT,ATE: IIIITION.—A Recent Gradu
nte of Hhrvard Policia. Massachusetts, now pur-
Soirlo his profess onal sulfites, is , shes to tako one or two
Poplin to prepare for College, or to instruot in English
Nome&
Referenorms Same's Walker, D 1/. and C. C. Felton,
LL.D.. Cambridge, Mass.; Wm. H. Furtteu,D.D., and
Charier Blinn Fee., Phtledsloh , a
Andro., •• 1 , 7.. F.." Dos top Post Milos, ool.et
l.tOMAti BALDWIN'S ENGLISH.•MA
fiITHEMATICA L. and CLASWO_AI, Gliool,, for
Bova. V. E. corner of BROAD and ARO% win re-oran
Bentm - bar 3 001-130
MESDAMES OfTEGARAY AND DTIER
*ILLY respectful', inform their friends and
the 91 blio that they hay/removed their Boarding and
DavBohool for Yonne Lad es from Logan liquetre to Noe.
1097 and 1529 SPRIJe Street.
pupils from five years of age upward prepared for the
fourth olaie.. iy26-6m
pRRELAND INSTITUTE—A BOARD
ING IiGHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN.—This Insti
tution is located in a delightful,:healthy, and retired
part of the country, twenty-four miles northwest of
Phi.adeinhia, two hours' ride from the oity ; acciessibto
by Norristown rsitroad and stages, twine a day.
Neat session opens October ssa.
For circulars, address
IL A. ITUNSIOWER, Prinoipal,
ne27-ton22* Perkiomen Bridge, Montgomery on. Pa.
IiaIIYANT, STRATTON, & FAIRBANKS ,
MEIMANTILE COLLEHE, R. F. corner BE.-
VRNTTI and CHESTNUT btreets.--IMy and Evening
Sessions. lattividuat instruction in Bookkeeping. in
cluding Gsneral Wholesale and Retail Rumness,
Forwardinf and Commission, Banking. x
change, Manufacturing. Railroading, gtearnboatins.
Pm, the most thorough and practices: course in the
united Staten. Also, Lectures, Commeroial Calcula
tions. Arithmetio. and the higher Marhematios, Pen
manship (best in the °Hsi, Correspondenee.
For sale. their new Treatise on Bookkeeping, bilantl
fullyprinted In colors, and the best work published.
as2B-tf
QAUNDERS' INSTITUTE,
THIRTY-N HYT PHILADELH AND 'MARKET STREETS,
PHIA.
Professor E. D. SAUNDERS & CORTLAND RAUH
- DERR, A. M., Pnnoipals.
Hon. WM. BIGLER. Clearfield ; WM. -MoICIDDIN,
Earl., of the Merohants' Hotel, Philadelphia ; Hon. J.
W. FORNEY. of The Press: Don. N. B. BROWNE,
Manch Chunk—all e whom have Sons bearding in
Philadelphia; Rev. R. WESTBROOK_,_D. D., of the S.
fr.illnton ; J. W . MAYNAR D, Williamsport; J.
LEISEN RING. Ego., Suet. and Engineer of the Lehigh
Coal and Navigation Comp'y; and Hon. ABA PACKER,
Saunders' Institute—Will gave their friends who may
be looking for a safe, thorough, and pleasant school any
informatio andsired respecting ACRESmary.
A grove lawn of EIGHT are attached to
the Institute for seolusion, reornation, and phyroal
The terms for a session of five months, counting
from the day of admission, are 4)76 for day-boarding
pupils, 100 for paella Who spend tlaturday and Sunday
at home. avd Slag for smells remaining constantly. tio
extra oharres. Pa y manta in ad ranoe. atall-Gtv
rrlzlk: MISSES OASEY dG MRS. BEEBE'S
English and French Tharding and Day Rohool, for
Young Ladies. No. 1703 WALNUT !street, will ho
reononad on WEDNESDAY. Beptember 12. cold lm
VNGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
—The school of the subeoliber, in Aimee' Building.
OPESTNuI . street, strove Twelfth, will re-open on
MONDAY. the 17th of September.
gelB-tf CHARLES SHORT.
HARRIET BROWN WILL REOPEN
Her fiCllOOl, FOR GIRLS on the N. W. corner
of PI I,BE.RT and JUNIPER Streets. opposite Penn
Square, on 10th of ninth month, (tieoL) surf-6W"
CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
DEAN STREET. below LQOUBT.
The duties of the Clement Inetitnte will be resumed
Monday. September 3. J. W. FAIRER. A. No
euIII-dsm Snompal.
PNN INSTITUTE, SOUTHEAST COB.
NF: TrtIRTEENTH and FILBERT Streets, re.
opens MONDAY, Septeber IM. Four more pupils
will be admitted, Catalo m gues sent to any address,
wall-tf A. STEWART. Pnnoipal.
MR. WINTHROP TAPPAN'S BOARD
/I TNG and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES No.
1127 VINE street, near Loran Sqnsee, will RE-OPEN
on WEDNESDAY, riordainberLith. Coon Lam furnished
on application. aul6-tf
11111 ISS LUCY R. MAYER and Mrs. R.
Al BIRD will Teopen their eohool for young la
dle,at No. 1010 SPRUUE atreat, on P . 4.ODIDAY, Ben
tembor 14-4 m
BUSINESS CARDS:
DyoTT & CO., No. 232 North SECOND
ktreet—Having removed to our new and gracious
store, we would mill the attention or Dealers to our ex
tensive stook of PATENT bIEtiICUSEH r PER
FUMERY, and FANCY ARTICLES. our bat com
prises %greater variety than cap be found at any man
hshment in the United States, and our prices will com
pare wig, au. market. aid-tuthsam
NEW ORLEANS (LA.) PIOAIUNE
JOY. OOE. & co.
Hare been appointed sole agents in Philadelphia for
this extensively mounding paper, of nommanquig in
fluence Business men are advertising in the bearnews
papers of oily and country, at the ofSees of JOY. COE,
& Co., Advertising Agents. FSF7 H and CHESTNUT
Streets, Philadelphia; Tribune Buildings, New York.
sae,
IVIATHEW BRuOKS,
MANUFACTURER
CAMPANIN ° UNIFORMS,
In every_ variety of colors,
no. 139 North TIIIRD Street.
Fiala-1m opposite Cherry. Philadelphia.
- 9.108,ACE SEE,
!MECHANICAL ENGINEER. anti
PATENT' ATTORNEY.
No. 114 south SIXTH Street,
(Nearly opposite the County Court Hone,)
Preparee Speolficatione. Drawinge. &0., and traneaote
all other btuitneec connected with the obtaining or Let
ters ratant
Machinery Designed and Drawings made. anag-Stri*
PP R. CORSON, REAL ESTATE BRO-
Ilm• KER AND CONVEYANCER, NORRISTOWN,
Penner Ivania.
FARMS. STORES. MILLS, and HOTELS FOR
BALE an montgoinery. Bucks. Chester, and Delaware
Counties, varmmg from 10 to 200 acres, in rood MX/patios.
Persons applying wall be shown Properties free
charge.
• Bonds and Mort,tages negotiated at fair rates. HAND
SOME RESIDENCES for sale to Norristown, PoHie
town, and intermediate places. For Catalogues and
fn.! desorption, address R. It. CORSON,
1 , 11-Gm Nornstawn, Pa,
1 NIOHOLSUN,
•F • Alanufacturer of
SHIRTS LINEN and MARSFILLES
BOSOMS AND COLLARS.
A large and choice assortmen., and wa1..7. mann.
always on nand. unto which I particularly ovate the
attention of OASII and prOMPt-Daying 11101VI-TY5114
buYOTS.
EL L. Corner of SECOND and 'ARCH Streets Phila
delphia. aitl-Bm'
FUGUET tic SONS,
P.J. IMPORTERS ON HAVANA CIGARS,
No. ill ti South FRONT Street.
Receive regularly a full assortment of desirable CI
G RS which they offer at low rates, for cash or on
proved credit. le3o-1y
pAWSON &
NIOHOLSON,
BOLORDIRDNRS A
NOS. 119 Aral *9l Mr STREET,
Rawson MaltLavi , MAO Wean,
/KAM? YAWSO P Ir NIONORSOR.
Isv
I WAGNER JERMON,
•• • ATTORNEY AND COUNSErpOR-A7-IAW:
Office, No. 116 Booth BU ST %DNA,
(Unpaid* todspeddenee aners,l
Plunatienritia,
By the aid of reliable Attorneys, at different points in
the (hated State's, is enabled to prosecute and collect
claims of every detonation.
Particular attentiongiven to the examination and re
covery of the Maims or Legatees and Devisees, and the
examination of Land Titles and scouring the intereel
of heirs and all perscdas interested in the same, in all
parts or the Union.
lies tho Statutes of all the States and is Commissioncr
for, moat of them.
Depositions carefully taken under Oomminiona,
11 J. BAYLIS THOMAS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Rae rpgioved hlriplfloe from No. tin Aroh street to N..
409 WALNUT street.
Particular altantnm given to the recovery of Mercan
tile Claims. The drafting and examiq W
tion of Ills,
conveyanoes, Almartmonte, Briefs of 'title y gad other
Instrument{ of Writing. The makagemant or Iseoutor-
V n ir the A t LlMiatratr e e t hiren eueerintendeg;
vestnienta ofelllrrinter.°rooursQ for the
Satisfactory regrentienNen
,.....,. rele,,e4 nvtlfl-.Wn*
SHIPPING.
Imik.FOß Tll SOUTEL—ORARLER.
TON AND SAVANNAH enualiamra.
FREIGHT REDUCED.
HeiTY Freight at an avertwf airman per cent, he
law New York Steamship ra .
FOR CHARLES 011_, 16 C.
The H.R. Mall Steamshm KEYSTONE STATE, Cap
tain Charles P. Marahman,will sail on Wednesday,:oot.
5. at 10 o'olook A. M.
Through in fa FO R nonre-erny 40 hears at Sea.
SAVANNAH, OA.
The W. S. Mall Steamship STATE OP GEORIMA.
Captain Sohn i. Saul. will sail on Saturday, Sep
tember 29, at 4 o'olook P. 111.
'1 i ro ngu in 58 to 6 0 hours-only 41 hours at Sea .
WrSatnn 66.71Iobanged from every Natarday to every
five days. Goods received, and Bills °Mainz signed
every da‘.
The imk (mild first-elass side-wheel Steamships KEY
STONE TATE and STATE OF GEORGIA now run as
above every ten rletys, thus forming a five-day comma
nioation with Charleston and Savannah, mid the South
a l i t i to n trO i lTlenton h, w i th
Ship' ee
ITATIta: T or g
gv e au lrid F lo ridaa and with ratiroseT, n
andrpolthwast.
/1 , 1 and
C.E.
Freight and Insuranos on a larg e propertie
thesean
shipped South will be found to lower by snips
than by sailing vessels, the -rang= being one-half the
rate.
N. H.-Inguranoe on all Railroad Froleiit la entirely
unneoessary, farther than Charleston or Savannah, the
Railroad Companies taking all risks from these pointri,
GREAT REDIJOTION IN FARE.
Fins by this route 15 to 10 per cont. stamper than by
tut 'm
the Inland Route, il be seen by the ollowin
dole. Through tickets from Philadelph a, Ina Charles
ton and Savarmah steanuthlps, CL CHING MEALS on
the whole route. except from Charleston and Savan
nah to Montsmnery ,
VIA C11A11.14167011. via SAVANNAII.
To Chanoston-..-- ens 00 To Savannah,— • 1/16 00
Angurti— —_ 1760 AU51157/1..--- 17 60
Columbia_......_, ---- 2000
Atlanta..._...__. 5100 Atlan 21 CIO
Montgomery—. fl 6 00 Columbus-- -21 00
l°bile— SS nO .23 e 0
aw Orleans...-. MT TS ontromery...., se on
nehvilla....--. 27 76 Mobile_.-..,.,,, gs 00
Knoxvillo....--• as 50 New Orleans__, 39 75
- 31 50
Fare to Savannah. via 16 00
Charleston, via Savannah.— --• •• . 16 00
No bills of lading signed niter roe ship nee sailed.
For freight or passage apply on board, at second
wharf above Vine street. nr to
• ALEX. HERON. sr., .js CO.,
No- 126 NORTH WHARVES.
Agents in Charieston,__T.4. & T. G. BUDD.
Savannah, HUNTER SG GAMME7.II..
For Florida from Charleston, steamer Oarollus every
Tuesday.
For Flonda from Savannah, steamers at. Mary's and
St. John's 61'677 Tuesday and Saturday.
THE BRUM AND NORTH
__ AMERICAN ROM MAIL STEAM-
PROM NEW TORE TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin nonage
Booond Cabin Paaange.--... .--. 75
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Panago....---------••41110
Second Cobol Plumage.-- . CO
The aims from New York call EP Cork H4rhor.
The ships from Boaton call at Halifax and Cork Har
bor.
.
. .
PERSIA, Capt. Judkine. CANADA, Capt,Lang,
ARABIA, Ca
_pt. J. Stone. AMERICA, Capt. Moodie,
ASIA. Capt. E. 0. Lott. NIAOARA,Capt Anderson
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon. EUROPA. bap Leitch.
SCOTIA, (now building.)
These veezele carry a c l ear white hat at tnast-head
53787A 1 ,1=1=' - ise d k to4,'Wldnridtl7.Eept. 8
AFRICA Shannon. " N. Vorsiediteslay, seat. 12
AMERICA, MoOdie, " Bost n, dlegooy. Sept, t i t g c.
Oftl‘.lo,`Littie. N. to ° n, tvtli:Vgy,"'o:t!' 3
,PE StA, Jildkin4; "' N B ! 4 York. Wednesdax.fßipt: 10
the not eeoured 'until paid for.
n axuerienoed Surgeon on board.
The owners of Abase ships will not heamountable for
Cold, Silver. Rußfou Specie , Jewelry, Precnoue Stone.
°rigatoni. unless bil l s of laden are signed the
and
the value thereof theritkeirpreseed. For free or pas
sage, opal/ to E. CUNARD, 4 Bowling reeA.
sag/ SW
SALES BY iitltlTiOn.
FURNESS, BRINLEY CO.
Na. 429 MARSCF.T RTir.
IiAL.E " 150 LOTS N E R O IB TYLE BONNET RIB.
On Friday Morning
Oct. SOI , 100 iota Igo. 10 a ad now etilo plain, brook°,
figured, enibroulered, and strips porta de Nolo bonnet
ribbons.
' ALL WOOL PLAID LONG lIKAWLS,
wept lain trade./
new style HU wept plain long she - sle.
Also. ND dozen Pans pique shirt bosoms.
SALE OF FRENCH GOODS.
On Friday mcr a i nK , •
October 0, at 10 o clock, by catalogue, on eix montbs'
credit,
gap packages and lots of fancy and staple French dry
goods.
Also, 400 btoehe border black stalls, shawls,
Printed merinos, modsh a de 1 kw,.
Printed border cambric naddgerchtefs, end,rol.
derma.
Drcohe square and long nhawls. ,
Chenille scarfs and panda
gar Sample. arranged for examination, with cata
logues, early on the morning of sale.
NP. PANOOAST, AUCTIONEER, Sac
+ 11 • ceesor . to 11. SCOTT. 312.. 431 CHESTNUT St.
SALE OF GROCERIES AND GICWORD,
By order Qt the Sheriff.
Thus morning.
Oat. 4th. at Id wl.l be sold, the .took of gro
cer} and liquor store.tioneleting of the usual assortment
of Mine liquors, teas, groceries, &0., ,to.
STOOK OF A BOOEAND STATIONERY
AQ It This Morning •
ato3k by gatologue, the steak of a 'book and
stationery store. to (noes the business.
Inoluded will be found—
The usual assortment of new and desirable books, a
large quantity of stationery, fanny articles. Ao , whioh
will be found well worthy the attention of the trade.
FIRS_T LARGE BFECULL BALE OP GERMAN.
TOWN FANCY KNIT GOODS, SHIRTS r AND
DRAWERS, HOSIERY, &a. FOR THE FALL OF
10130, . • L
On Friday Morning,
Oat, 5, by catalogue, on a credit, cummenelng at 10
o'clock sreciastr.
/nolooed will be found, viz
'Ur Rhi A NT OWN FANCY KNIT Goons.
Comorlsihg latent and bast style of ladies', misses',
and ohildreas otiera and sohool hoods ; ladies' and
samosa' talmas. oloaks,,and shawls; ladies' nnbias and
Sontaga; men's and boys' medium to extra large 'tarts,
°optional; ladies' and children or gauntlets, gaiters, tgo.
• HOSIERY.
Merino. wool, and heavy cotton half Roles, ladies'
blue and white merino hose, children's fanny and white
tarlatan and took hose.
. . . .
8111.11,Tiii AN D DRAWEAR, 0 IIiCKET J AMTS.
Men's fine and ex tiewy blue mixed, white "Ws, and
ribbed nulerehirte and drawera, men'a heavy all wool
cricket Jackets.
Oar Catalognoa and samples ready early on morning
of sale.
LARGE BALE OP RIOGLY-FR AbIED OIL PAINT
INGS, OVAL, MANTLE, AND PIER MIRRORS,
fcc,, eco.
• • • • On Monday Morning. • •
Oct ath. commencing at 10 o'clock.
• Imo'Collection arratuted for examination, with mite,-
loguen, on Friday, eth mat.
. Included will be found, viz
American, Swiss, Italian, and German "denary, Ger
man winter views, Raton interiors and exteriors, ma
rine and,ocant views, fanny sketchee, winter and hum
mer landscapee under gin's. Ac., all ruddy framed in
One gilt tram's. -
MIRRORS.
P 6 first quality French- plate mantel, pier, and oval
mirror', all framed in richly gilt and ornamental
A- IpHILIP FORD & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
No. 430 MARKET Street, ezel 521 MINOR
Rtroat
POSITIVB SALE, OF I, BRO Of GANS.O OASES BOOTS, SHOES,
Tun Morning.
October 4. at 10 o'clock preoisety, will be sold, by
catalogue, on 4 months' credit. I,JOO cases men's, boys',
and youths' calf, kip, grain, and thiok boots, brogans,
gaiters, and Oxford ties.
Women's. misses', and children's goat. morocco, and
kid hoots, lasting gaiters, kid 'Ampere.
Also, a fult assortment of oity-made boots, shoes, and
salters.
The attention of Boot and Shoe buyers is particularly
invited.
• •
egeGoode open for examination with catalogue early
on morning of
ST. Loins, No.
VrInMiAMB BOYLE & CO., AtrO'
TioNtEw3 k COMMAION KERGUANTS.
No. 0 North MAIN St., BT. L CIS, Mo.. (formerly
with Messrs. Myers, Clachorn, A Co., Phifacla,l offer
their services to the merchants, mannfaoturers and
others of Philadelphia, for the sale of dry goods, We.
6 11 ' 0 1 ' b ark :211 4 tilo i elin r t e e r :iri : w 11"
sr Settlements made three days i l ifter sale,
F=P
Messrs. Myers, Clashoru, & Co., Philadelphia.
Stuart & Brother, Philadelkhia.
r Wyok, Townsend &- Warren', New York,
. & B. Curtis & Co., new York.
" 00S, Christy, & Co,, St. Lou!,, Mo.
4 4 Crow. bloCreerr. & co.. mhl6-thstulv
STOVES.
sO'STOVES! STOVES!!
JAMES SPEAR,
No. 1116 MARKET STREET,
now prepared to meet the wants of the pub.io more
completely in all the details of the Stove trade than any
other establishment in Philadelphia. In proof of which
he invites COMPAR , LTICR 2XAMINATION.
The following, are among his own popunr inventions,
several of which have already obtained a national repu
tation as surpassing in excellence and err/some any other
btoves in nee.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
Improved Gas burning Cooking Steve. acknowledged to
be the best Stove fog family use in the world.
JAMES SPE... ft is the Patentee of the celebrated
Gas-consuming Cooking Range, now rapidly comm
into sensual use.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the Improved 'SG
vey's Air. tight Gas - comiumingTarlor Stove.
JA MES SPEAR is the lufentor of the Improved
(Patented) Ornamental Stove Urn, whieh, from its
beauty and utility, Is likely, this season, to be univer
sally adopted.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the Labor, Fuel,
and Comfort-saving Ironing Pan.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
celebrated Railway- car Renter.
JAMES SPEAR i s the Inventor of the Improved
Fire-board Stove.
For all of the above the Inventor very justly Claims
advantages which require but to be understood by the
Public to be universally appreciated and preferred to
any other art, oleo of that 0 lain in the market; and he
would hereby extend a cordial invitation to all persons
in want of Stoves to call and examine for themselves.
Parties wishing to examine will have every attention
shown them, whether intending immedirtedY to 2 17-
ohnee or not. Rali-in
4THE CELEBRATED ROYAL
COOKING STOVE ie the beat. and most,nonu
lar Cooking Store In the market, ft to made
eithor with or without ges-burning • futturea.
jdntittaatured end for ele hi NoKTD. CHASE. &
NOKTrt. FetindrY Wore-100MS, 209 North SECOND
Street.
THE FIERY STAR GAS-VURN-
A,• ING AND R A DrATIvG PARLOR STQI7IS ts
7 - 4 • Vii.
4. NORTH, Foundry arufto : utodaL' ,,are-roonia, 20* ximtll
Street.
OUR NEW GAS-BURNING BASE
STOVE to tho most eonominal Stove or the kind,
.ntuktnnth more derAble than the Gas-burners
vvh a eheot_ iron base. Marnirtotured ono for gale by
NORTH, ClintlF, & NORTH. eoundry Ware-roome.
209 North SECOND Street. eel tic
OWVW
-WEEKLY
PASSENGER AND IrRFIGHT
ROUTE 0 NORFOLK and PORTSMOUTH, Va.. Yin
the Philadelphia. Wilmington, and Baltimore. and
Delaware Railroads, thence by the new eteamer Phila
delphia to Norfolk. and Portsmouth, Va.
On and after July oth, passengers from Philadelphia
will take the 81b A. AI. train at the depot. rumor
Broad street and Washington avenue, on fuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays. arriving at Seaford at 1.30
P. AL, and at Norfolk early the next morning. The
creamer Philadelphia will leave Norfolk on the even
ings of Monday, Wednesday. and Friday, connenting
with the train at Seaford, which arrives at Phi.adel
Phle. at I P. M.
Fare for &et class passengers, including meals on the
boat. fa
e 4
Senond-olasa so passengers, inotuding meals on the.boat
Freight taken-as low as by any other route.
For further particulars. see email hand-bills at th
hotels, and other public, plans, or inquire of
C. P. DANE. Agent,
corner Broad at. and Washington ay.
• H. F. KENNEY, Muter of Trensportahon k
iseg Im. P. W. .l-. U. R. R. CO.
WBT 2 I L B 7WRAILriIIBL:
NIA
RAILROAD, leave depot. corner ELEVENTH
and MARKET, at TX A. AL, 12.90 P. M., and 4 .111.
On Randay, leave Philadelphia at S A. N. and West
Chesternt 4 P. M
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
MAMETHE ADAMS EXPRESS
CO.,othoe 320 CHESTNUT Street.
forwards Paroele, Pm:lmam Merohand.se, Bank Notes.
and Specie, either by its own Lines or in commotion
with other Express Companies, to all the prmcdpai
towns and cities of the United States.
_ E. 8. SANTIFORD,
r
fete-tf .enerai Soesrintendsot
: 1 1ACHINERY AND IRON.
Piit" STEAM ENGINE AND
Bo
WORKs NESFIE & LEVY
PRatta s lC AN))_ TtIEORETICAL ENGINEERS
MACII NIS r 8 BOILER-MAXERS, EILACESMITIIS
and F UN DIMS, having ' for many years. been in
successful operation, and been exclasively engaged in
building and repairing Manna and River Engines, Mgt
arid law pressure, Iron Beata. Water Tanks, Propellers,
&c,, an., respeotfully otter their serv.oeato the public.,
as beingfall prepared to contract for Engine' of all
sixes. marine, River, and Stationary , having sets in
naterna of different sixes, are pro area to exeonte or.
dare with quick deepeteli. Every daeoription of Pattern
making made at the shortest notice. High and Lop
Pressure, Flue, Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of the
best Pennsylvania charcoal iron. Forgings, of all sizes
and kinds; Iron and Urals Castings ,of all descriptions.
Roll Turning, Sorew Cutting, and all other work con
anted with the above business,
Drawings and epeollioations for all work done at then
establishment, free of charge, and work guarant.ed.
The egibsonbers have ample wharf dunk ream for re•
pairs of boats, where they can lie in patient safety.
and are provided with shears, Monks, &0., tbs..
tor raising heavy or light wei gts.
JACQB NEAFLE,
.10.1.(ei P. LEVY.
Jell-tf BEACH and PALMER greet'.
11AlliMI V. 101.11AIC1, I. VAI•II.AbI btlRlllll,
WILLIAM I. 11111 RISE.
SOUTHWARK POUNDRI,
YLFWW AND WASHINGTON MEET&
prinmtnuu.
mfaitrok
ENGINEERS AND aLAOILIVIS7a,
Manufacture High and Low Pressure SteaM _Engines,
for Land, Rtror and Menne service.
Radom, Ottaotrietses, Tonto, iron Boats, 3;64 Outing
at nll kinds, either Iron or Dress.
Iron Fre.me Roofs for Geo Works, Work SkOge, Rill
road and s (Statio.
Retorts as Meohinery of the latest and most la
proved oonstruotio
Every devoription of Plantation blthinery, nab at
sugar, Bow, and tiriet Mills, Vacuum Pane, Upon Steam
Train., Dereontore t Filter!, Pius pug oginos, Eto.
Sole Agents for N. Milieux's Patent Sugar Boihrg
Apparatua Nalmyth'e Patent Steam Rammer,' &Pi
Asminwall Welssy's Patent Onntrtfagal Sugar Drain
tar Mist,'.. 4511,
POINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY No. 353
BRACll_Gtreal, Kennington, Phtlin3elphla.—WlL-
LlAM R. TI MM Infornir hir frien th
ds at, having. par
abased the entire atOog nt Patterns at the above Four,-
be uttrr papered to receive orders for Rolling,
aria:, and Raw rdill Croitinge, Boas', Chemical. ant'
Roue Work, Gearing. Cleating' wade frona Rever
beratory' or (Tavola Parrmeer, in dry or green sand, P oor
m, torSt-
pfIILADELPWA TERRA COTTA MA-
IiIIPACTORY, SEVENTH and GERMANTOWN
road and 1010 ODERTNUT Street. Vitrified Drain
and Water Pipes Ventilating Flues, Hot Air'Flues, and
Smoke Flues mails of Terra Gotta. and of suitable
for every else. of buildings. This artiste is worthy the
attention of all mimeo putting up buildings, Large
size sewerage pipes for city drainage, water pipes war
ranted to stand a severe pressure. We are now prepared
to °entrant with cities or corporations for this article in
any quantity. We warrant our geode to be equal if not
superior to any other made in the United States or
gurope. Ornamental ChlmDaY Tops and Garden
iege-tf
NI ACKERItI, SHAD, HERRING, /:0.-
1 0 Nos. 1,2 and 3 large and medium 35,50-
tare', in mended peokages, art very °home swath:
also
bble. new N 0.3 large Mackerel,
50 half We new No. ado do.
Nibble new No. 3 medium do.
50 do new Eastern Mega Shed.
20 halt bble new do do do.
1500 bble eaw•Eastuoit Na. 1 Herring.
3t21 do do Halifax No. 1 do.
ltM do new Beeton !co. 1 de.
1(31 do do Pio wain Freh.
25 do prime No. 1 dahnOns
100 qinnilds Grand Codfish.
100 boxes new iierlomer count, Chaos,
Now landing and In More, tot saliby
MURY Y & XOONS
140 '+r. war swig Agrhoi.
re FAIRBANKS' PLATFORM SCALES,
far
e9Y It We by
it
FA V' th.E.tirßits_
BORAX, refined,gases , and bariels,
for oak, WETtir:RILL BROnfElt
_
_,,n -
.1,1,114 n orth Awt:ol 4 l it It.
_ _
S 1 ET 114. in quarts and putts, for
salt. 'METH ER & BROTHER,
LaolO t 7 and 49 Nnrth RECOR 0 Rt
JAVA 1:101 4 1TE.-1,000 pockets prime
Jam:offee, for Vile by JAMiss BRAMAN* co..
hßTßtrlet.
SALES BY SECTION.
NI: THOMAS a SONS,
• Nes. 139 and 141 South Foußrns ;Teat;
(Formerly N0v.41 and rs.i
LARGE SAr•E OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE. all
PERIOR. FIRE-PROOF CHEAT. BY HERRING.
FINE FRENFDI P ' , ATP MIRRORS, SUPERIOR
ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTES, BEDS AND BED
DING. FINK DRUMS bLe. VELVET,
_AND OTHER
CARPETS. PARLOR BILLIARD TABLE, qIIINA
AND GLASSWARE. 3:o.
A CARD.—thyr gale tide (ThuradnY) raorningt
store. will oomprnse, besides OR lota of superior
rumture, roStoroad piano fortes, symerier extension
tables, parlor billiard table, superior ire-proof safe,
made by Farrell gr, Herrtng, large assortment of fine
velvet. Onassis. and other carpets, China and ftlasa
ware. beds and. baddiny, &e., forming the moat &Ursa
five assortment airs raft thin Beaman, and worthy the at,.
tention of ladies, and cohere desirous of purotmaing,
Catalogues now ready, and the &tholes arneezelt
for examination.
STOCK EXCHANGE TTE.
SALES AT TH.h. .rERY TUESDAY
Daring the haziness sewn in Ally and August only
ocoAsignalsale.a. ,
. . -
Mr Handbills of eac h property issued separately, in
addition to which we publish, on the Saturday yrs.:love
to each sale one thousand . catalogues, in pamphlet
form, giving hill descnptione or all the property to be
wild on the -following Tuesday.
- 0 A R Do-Our sales of real estate and stocks a
the Excha t le will. hereafter be held at 13 o'oloolt
ig.the evening. at 7 o k.
eitherr rale
Ren°' Co iaL Al o rinlerf: BALE.: '
"'" We have a luxe amount of real estate at private.
vale, including every desoritora of art, and country
ro
Pperty. Printed Iwits may had at auction store
PRIVATE SAL - REGISTER. ' •
leirßeal estate entered on oar arbor , rms nght.'s
and advertised coatunonallyin MIT public sale abetraot
(of which 1410 copies are printed weekly,). tree a:
ohms.
TVVELPTIi PALL B ALE—OOTOBER 11, -
PdremptorY gale on: he Praatatea.arotterty letaly on
copied by W. A. bdwards, Est, deceased. On Unite "
day, Ootober 11th, MO, at ✓ l2 o cloak nom
VALUABLE rARK. 116 AOltE2 61 PEROFIEB'
Radnor township. kelaware county, on the Lancaster,
turnpike. 12 miles from Philadelphia. siathila a mile of
the biorgAn Station and one-quarter of a mile or the
Wayne station, on the Wen Chimer RAllroed. - The
land is in first-rate condition, and the farm is admitted
to be one of the best to Radnor township.
Terms—One-third cask. Sale absolute,
THIRTEENTH FALL RALE—OCTOBER 10.
Executors' Sele—yetate of George kindle, deceased.
Three story Brack - DWELL Na on York etreet. be
tween Walnut and Sprite. and east of Third stieet.
same Rotate— hree:artoty DNA DWELLING, No.
343 Dugan etreet, east eide, above Pine street.
Executors' Sale—Bstare of Gom. William Bainbridge,
deceased,
Large and Va'nable REoILMNCE, No. 1204 Walnut
street, west of Twelfth. street. Lot 26 feet front
Three- 'gory Brbir WELLINC, 2211 Clayton et.,
west f Tsar , - , v-second streer, Fifteenth ward.
COUNTS PIEAT.—A desirable Country Seat and
10 acres, havens Hcok, Delaware ootnatY. Pa. The
improvements are two nest cottages, handsome ear
'age house. stable, and other out bath:tinge. Plan a
the-Anotlon -Rooms,
Throe story Brack TAVERN and DWELLING, No.
2315 Callowhill Brayer.
Peremptory Sa'e—Neat, DWELLING, Po. 113 North
Sixteenth street. below Race street.
Large Three-story Briek BUILDING and Stool
DWELLING. Centre etreet, near Herni3ntown aver
nue, Germantown. Lot 41 feet front.
Iwo well seoured,GßGUNDti EMU of $99 ayear
msh.
Peremptory Sale- Estate of 'Elish tane. dee'd.
Three. story Sri ok N0t944 south Ninth
street. between t ooujt and Bprnee streets.
Same hatace—Three-atop Brien DWELLING, No.
Its eprnee street. ebove Fourth street.
Two-story Frame DWELLING. No. 201 Cherles e t ., between Routh and Shippen stream. Late 2outberark.
Dandseme Modern Ite.SIDENG E. Wayne street, be
tween Walnut lane and Tnlpobeeken street, German
town.- Lot 1,0 by 400 feet. It is built inn superior man
ner. of Pall's Stone, and bas all the modern 0011TO
ntencee.
gala at Noe. 189 and 141 Sol F 011.4111 Street -
SUPERIOR PURNIuaz, NOH-PIATE M i ta
ROWS, P/LNO-FQRTES..BR eSELts Fan.
'This Morning.-
At 0 o'olook, at the Auction Store, an &abutment at
exoellent ssoond-hand furniture elegant, xxiano-fortee,
fine mirrors, carpets!, eta., f ro m families donning
housekeeping, removed to the store for emiore mews 01
sale.
SUPERIOR OAR FURNITURE, HERRING
CREST, kc.
Also. on Thursday' morning. at the auction store. en
penor oak dining-room furniture, largo oak extension
dining table. rime nor oak office inmitUrO, large and su
perior fire proof safe. made by Hernng. Lae as [elate. fee.
seAleo. a uperior fire-proof safe, made by Farrell
Herron.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Also, a hogshead of extra smoking tobacco.
Also, for account of the United Statte, an mottle
pump.
SALE Nn: 1830 Altair STREET,
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, VELVET AND BRITila
SEGO CARPETS,_BITRRIORS, PINE OIL
OLtrt M o rnin g
On -Friday
__
October th, at 10 o'elock. at No . /IMO A roh street, by
oataloyue, th eemeerio_r Rosewood E oraltora. fine Man
tel Mirrors. elegant Velvet, Rmssely ' and other eat ,
nets, Oil Clothe, to., in use but a sh ort time, and in
excellent ardor.
Also, the Kitchen Furniture. and about tone of
Coal.
liar The cabinet furniture was made by Moore &
Ca iriF f lty be examined on the morning of sale at 8
o'olook,vlth catalogues.
BALE OF POPULAR 130010, ON VARIOIT.EII
BOBJEOL
On Friday E U vening,
October p, at the auction store, an assortment of
so_mrlar miscellaneous works.
For particulars see catalogues.
• ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
N 0.331. WALNUT Street. Cent Exchange Insurande
Company.
LARGE SUPERIOR PiRE. PROOF :PE, MAI
BY EVANS & WATSON, 110 4T et „OW, SUPER Irr
• COUNTER - AND DE±Ks. 0 FFlOs TABLES, ARA
CHAIRS, CARPETS, STOVE. ho.
On Saturday Morning,
t It o'olock. by order of assignee. at No. MI Walnut
etroet, below Fourth street. the large hnd superior lire
proof safe. made by Evans R. Watson„ coat $1 COO.
counter and desks, office tables, arm chairs. Carpets,
stove &C.
Cr May be examined on the 'morning of sale, at
o'clock.
Sale S. n. corner EIGHT/I and nrit UDE Streets.
SUPERIOR FURNITI-RE. ROSEWOOD PLANO.
R 8 alifitTAlNtt, GAS CRANDELDHRS.
TAPESTRY CARYETS.
On Monday Morning.
Out. 8. at 10 o'clock, at the southeast corner of Eighth
and !eruct) streets. the superior rosewood pinno-foKe.
by Riohenbach, Prertoh-plate mantel mirrors. twoc,stel
curtains. bronne and gilt gas chandeliers, tapestry car
pet, .ko.
Also,the kitob on furniture. -
play be examined on the morning of sale, Kt 8
o'clock.
Sato No. 480 North F O LIRTII Street.
ELEGANT FURNITURE. NELV/e.T OARPETa, d e.
On Wednesday Alorneng,
100. instant. at JO o'clock. at No. Seen North Fourth st,,
the elegant
.parlor, Moine-room, and chat t er rura
l-aro. Ana tapestry velvet carpels, matting, two superior
8 1PrAlttf:1:fiLad at 8 o'olook on the morning' of
the sale.
Sale on the Premises. SPRUCE Ftres t,
ELECIANT RbIitDENO%AND FURNITURE.
On Wednesday Mornn g.
October 17. at an o'clock. will be sold s t public% sale, on
the PreiniEes, the elegant Madam RESIPENCE.
722 dpruce attest. with superior Stable and Coach-house
in the rear. on Elizabeth street. Lot 21 feet 2 inches
front, 230 feet in depth.
SUPERIOR t URNITUR
bran. by catalogue, the superior household furniture,
MY Full particulars in a few days.
Peremptory Eal 2, rears
LARGE Lin OF FiNl' MAPEtGA A. N.O fiIaRRY
WINE,
On Wedaeaday Mondag.
Ootober 21. at n o'clock, at the Auction Store, aithout
reserve a large quantity of fine old Madeira and /Meru
W inns, a large demijohn and bottles
I' Partleulars in future auvertisementa and cata
logues. •
MOMS NATHANS, LI T lON 'WAR
im AND 00AIMIS04 AfftitOßANT,' senthear I
corner of SIXTH and th Lo &ree
MON 0
snd,ooo to loan. 41. t the icirest rates, on diamond.:
wai,ohee, udver Plato, Cr, good', olothlnt ,
corm. borers, hardware, cutlery mance, mirrors , rok
ulnae, bedding, and on g oods of every derornaticm
large or email amounts, from one dollar to Mamma&
for any lenrth of time agree— cl on
Mr The O ldest Betabliankir in th in Olb.
Pnyate entrance on do Street.
Business flora . top P. M.
Re"" aafWaV e nt APPfittir
A d i ritiVa v t u fWG l O flt:l=Ts fa t cr,Artzag;
short mins.
o lo g ne u tfa rs tit f ir .111)6.11 ATEN7 LAVER. Etit
Oliveral Ipriaes, galeinr. i rgerotr i vol l io=
'dvr lever and Minna Watches. Uritah. Bed ANA
Preach watohee, at antonteha va low emu, !ewe
every deaoription, very ley M. patois, musical -
garment., tint vanttly Of Valle eiterf, at half
importation Win: to an ortrommera,
minima other mild* of
001.1 BALE&
Attonded to noopally by the Auctioneer.
Consignments ot any and mirk tad of moods we,,
sited. tnitiM APPIAItd.
SPLENDID SET OF DPLAWN.DS AT PRIVATE
ALE.
Consisting or Sifizo.nd and' oval breastpin am! ear
rings. ?nog. 91540.. Oczt infant 51.400.
DEPARTURE OF RAILROAD TRAINS
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PEIVNBYLVANIA CENTRAL RA ILROAD—Elaveath
and Market =eau,
Mail Train !eater ...... .13 A. M.
/Wit ..... -.11 W . A. t.
_...10 43P
ITarrisburg Acc0mm0dati0n..............._...2 PO P
Lancaster itecioinmodatten....-....-__-_. COP . N.
Parkebarg A 000M111(xiarlor . - 540 P. M.
West Chester trains leave Illevontli and Market al
7 50 A. M., 12 30 Elmira, P. M.
Williamsport, Buffalo, ant Mallon Palls,
leave 7 15 A. M., and. CU P. 111.
NEW YORE LlNES—Walnut-Street Wharf.
Aoeom. Lino. via C. and A.. leaver 6 00 A.. 01..
AOOOlll. Line, VIM Janie) CUT... • A. M .
Morning Express. via Jersey Clry, 0. 0 0
Steamboat via Tammy and J eseey.t.iity 1100
Camden and Amboy Accommodation...... 24) P. M
Express, via Camden and AmboY....— 210 P.lO
Even.ag Fxpress, via Tammy and I. 111,— .
.... ... 400 P. 14 .
' . Evening Mail, via Carndon and Jersey C.._ d.to P. l'il.
f Night Express Mait ........ P. F.M.
Camden and Amboy Accommodation— ... . 6.00 P.. .
and 4 00
asinn• Flemington:A:a. 6.60 A•
and 400 14 ~from Walnut street wharf, and 7.16 A.
M, trona Remington depot.
For Water Gar.,Strondsburg.Soranton, Wilkeabarre,
Montrose, Great Send, Au. at 6 A. 1 1 1., from Wallin.
street wharf, and 7.16 A. M., from Kellen!: ton depot.
For Mauch Chunk, Allentown and Beth:ohoni, at 6.14
A. 31.. and 4.r0 P. ',1., from Wahmt-strem wharf, and
7.10 A M., from Kensington depot.
For Mount Holly. at 6.10 and and, A. 10.,2.1.0 and 4,64,
P.M.
Per Freehold, at d CQ. A 51., and 2.00, P.M.
Wa, Line for Trenton, briatol, &o 410 am Q.OO
hi., from Walnut-street wharf, and 7 //3$ X.. 11 , a,?
a 48, P. AI., from Kensington.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD—Rroad
_am; Prime.
Exareas Train 1eave5........-- —___ A. M.
do ....... 0) noon.
For wthninzto7at 8.15,A M., 11 noon. 4.15, 4.131
and il.lO, P. NI.
1 , ( r Mindletown, Bever, New Cantle, Seaford and in
termediate lane, at 8.15, A. and 4 11., 2.111.
ganitaya—For tialtunore at !lap, 2. Iti.
READING RAILROAD—Broad and CsllowLill Ltree:s.
Express Train :eaves_ ..... W A. M.
Night Expre!:- 3.50 r.
Goading -la cornmedation.=7.7-- ._ 5 Co P. lil,
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ELAIIRA AND NIAGAR A PALLS—Broad. and Cal
lowhill.
Exprp9a Trtic leaves— --
Night Eames._
UERNIANTOWN AIsIO,IyODAISTOWN RAILROAD
Zfiilltti+ind 13113-011.
Tral'o2l leave for Conshohocken and Norristown at
665, 7.31. 9.05 and 11.05, A. Al.. and 1.01, 3.16,
6.60 and 11 15, P 51. For Manayunk, at 580, 7.50, 9.05,
1106, A. 51., and 105, 05.3.05,4.10, 855, 660, 15 and
11.15, P. Al. For Geimantoe 0, at 600, 700. BU4 9.90.
10 CO. 11.00. 15 00. A. 'M., and teo; 200 51.0, 3.60.4 00,600,
00. 6 94). 7.0.8 00.9 00, 19.15. 1150, P. M. For Cheatnn6
Hill, at 601,8 00. 10.00 and 1200, A. M., and 2.0 1 9, 61614
6.00 630.800. 900 ana 10 15 F. M.
Sunday trains Tor Germantown leave 9 if. 1. M.. and
2.00,3.00,6 00 7.45 and 1030, P. NI, Leave Gerplaiktoerw
at 10. A. M.. 1.10 4 00, 6 69, 9..93,.F. at. _For Nerrugioww
900, A. M.. 3.00 and 6.00 P. AL 1.45,91:1 Altgleer2/1 ra
A. M., 100 and 6.00 P. AL
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC FLATI..R(IIk.D—Vis.o.. - 1
• wharf.
Mail TrainU. A.
Express Train . . - r_.• •
Aeoummodatiort to Egg ailu.7 —•••• •,-• •
NORTH PIt.I , iNSYLVANI.A. liat•HOAD—Pratt and
Widow.
POT ilethlehms, leave at 5(1 A. N., ead LW and 5
P. MFor.
Horlen , own. lease at/16, A. At., mist
For Fort Virsahlastod, leave at MS, A. M.. and Wit
P. AL
Bandaye—For Bethlehem at 8.00 A. IL list Dyke.
town at 3.00 P. 31.
WEST OR TEE. VIA MEDlA—TtartiAgall altd
Market atreets.
Trains loalit titl46 IDA - ATIVI;., red P. A
Sandays lean! WM). i.lOO
Trains Waled thtiikiY*- tin Soadavin altar
,a3 y
FIRST PR 'AMA,. AWARDED,'Ett the
tau) A gricultu ftißooiet7, to ALLMAN & ZENN
DER. Fourth and Flna. for Boat Family FLOUR.—
Conatantlr on hind, Walsh'a Earnar'a Ferri . Tu ., '
Four-Aeon and otan Horn, ft. Lout, , and Wm !vs
fatapeo9VauulT Runt.eta-