The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, October 05, 1860, Image 3

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The illeneyillarket.
FFlLLvtLratA,Viitobei 4,1930.
There was very little 'excitement in the Stock Board
yererday,juninnOes Were haw firm than at lest quo* ,
dom. ' Gity, , Inane ware offered sparingly. and' elesed
Ark at 106 for thiniiinv. and 1013] for the old woes.
BMW fives were steady: Cabmen % preferred tbll err 36.
and the boat% wore less firm' l'ammelyania Raitioad
advanced K. Green sell Goatee etreeterasseneer Rail
way advanced .34 —whioir is a conoesiden of di6 within
two weekt.. For Gamlen' and Amboy fialireed 1 31, ‘
wax freely bid, and none offered. The bonds of '64 are
firen.at 97. The fimiotes. with one or two exception.,
are heavy; and to press sales would emit effect a decline
In, *lces. Bank' stooks ,ers gradually, imProvinv , se
tile time approaches for the d stribution of their kaki
sawn' earnings: •
• In the money market. the lama quiet state of affair.
GOntillnlll which has existed for some time pest. btriot
la .firetolaes obligations are taken at 6 per cent. but
second-olass names are difficult to negotiate at 9m12
oak.
During the mantis:rot September the receipts of grain
" at Ohioato, of all kinds, amounted to 6,0 4HO bushels.
_ ' Thereeelpw•of wheat alone' were bushels, or
one million more, then aver before in a similar period.
A good deal of dissatisfaction Dna expression among
' lllllstoekholders of the Hook Island road at the miming
of the October dividend, • after a portion of the direc
tors. at teat, had'itiveti the pteokholders to understand
that not less than 9 per cent. would be declared. The
pealed figures show that Such a demand ha been earn
and no explanation Is given of the disposition of the
'Wiley. We understand that the • executive officer,
Within three weeks, has mated that the mons, would be
n New York far the raiment of the dividend. and that
the only question wu, whether it should be 3 or Di per
• mint. We have to disposition to concurs the manage
ment for their course with only the light we have; but
' we certainly think that some explanation is due t r the
etookholders, With the reasons for the unexpected
course adopted by the board. Mr T. C. Durant, who
voted for a dividend, it is rumored, will :reign and de
' fend his action. '
The reostpts of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail•
toad Company have been, duittur the foiirth week in
September, 1690, e 9.200 i same week in 1839. $16,460;
Moreau in 1530, ilo 781 ; total earnings for September.
• isso, 088.160, smut 1161,518 in September, INO; in
crease. BS '
In New York. the market for money waseotive among
the stook brokers, at 7 per cent., while with the die
count brokers the business of the day was quiet, and
without change of rates; confidence in mercantile pa
'yr. of the boneless, having rather improved this weak.
The exobangil mast is dull and lower, and the fact
that" considerable amount of bills was left over yeeter
day 'creates temporary poirelty of mousy with some of
the private banking firms. We have reason to suppose
that sotnerialek fimt-Claw transient bills on London
were made at the last boor for the Boston steamer, yes
terday afternoon, UlO9OlOOl IP' rent
'The $. girlish market news by the Arago and Canada.
so Sept. S. is received as highly favorable for the grain
trade, confirmikg thilyrevietui letters in regard to the
,urecuve 'malty. as wed as deft lent quality or weight
of the English harvest. The former Is Lghtand other
wee Indiffilitints' so far as the new yield has' been
bniught to market• The price of new inhaling in Lon
don, while/ that of old English and all foreign grain Is
rising. Indian Corn comes lustier from Liverpool,
The Cotton - trar's firm at Manchester, and steady at
Liverpool. The financial accounts quote the English
funds steady, and American stook" better; Illinois
Contra! ; Brie, 70.
The following LP the last oompanstire statement of
the banks of New Orleans:
Peet 1,9. Sept 22. Moreno..
asi ei6.49l—Dea. 111 2 . 118
Deposits.— .... 14 887 •OS 24 842 1131:.1120. 176.371
throulatlon 8,762 234 2 874 84.. • en. 120.335
Short 31.183.960 is 871 973 .Inc. 413 387
Lchan6e.. 018 321 1 461 819..160. 861709
:1 7 t19 ~[.tent Us.. 890 639 147 600.. Doc. 196 961
Long 90810 .... - 4,685878 11.516.126..De0. 834318
. The Cleveland and Toledo earnings In September
were t '
Fourth week, —.623.0de
Femur week, 11929 - • 21 061
Tho *hole isionth foots up as follows
;Bev/mbar, 18E0 ....
1659. ---
—....011,076
The earnings of the Illinois Central Railroad for the
fourth week of September wore:
ond!' week, 1860 ..
rearth week. kkoe..._
The following no the statement of ooal transported
overthettashotonßiWWoad. for the week ending Sept.
119, Uttl
Week. Previously. Total.
. Tons. Cwt. Tons. Cwt, Tons Cwt.
nutlet - on Mines.-- 4.830 00 128 025 08 130.086 10
tanberry. ....—...—.. 3 3 . 8 •If 71.346 16 73,480 08
Diamond.: 253 11 3471,
13 3 740 0.1
t 9nigar Loef --. -4,21 2 1 OS 103 524 62 107.7611 07
n011.11idge...2—.. 3,317 14 80.838 01 911,763 15
fount Plostaant.....— .. 9 038 07 9.038 07
isslolgh--.......„. 1.706 10 41 737 03 44 443 18
30550.......:.- —...—. 3,438 11 30,301 01 ' 36,433 11 2
—.....18,370
.15.131
04 483* 14 652 555 15
19 .916,761 15 379.94 14
T0ta1....._
Ls& sear...-
Ineniese..... -- 8,2111 06 111.212 19 11241$ 01
-- The following lire the current euotatione for specie
dolmen* exchanie, km., as famished by Crania. k Co:
hankie% leo.* ohm* Third merest:
01 0 ,trner. i l o t dela
--JAM .....1.004 Old Ainerlean g01d....1 11.
Imereigne ........81e4.3/
1. ezleen dollar.- , .._1.98 I epolsons-xx fninos.32
pinta' « ....JAG en thelers.
Astir. " . .AN 1" « oiliwise) ea
ow maw, ..... 98 " 'milder.. ....3.Se
roan orgehii:—.l.oe bow - 4 aonokinn - ii....16.10
nada • -- 1.10 raitriot « ...13.70
• 1201111628.
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Philadelphia Stock Exchange Sales,
Ootober 4, WO.
112PORTBD 2V 8. E. BLAYMAXII.MerohanteEXPL6IIO.
1 , 12U1T BOARD. ,
146349 Pantos Gs 'atilt_ .97 10 Cats R prefd.... -14 K
100) do— . ....... -97 8 Morristown R --. 4.914
ROI d 0.... ..........91 10 Omen & Costes- ... 0
!AV Penes map& mho 96 20 41: - .•....... —.......19X
1100 City as K o O.Lota 11 6 Norris C0na1.......09
lio) mobs' y 1 Nay Its '7l. P 1 . 80N Fans a R.........
1009 d 0..... .'O2 .71 2 Wiltisms & E1m... . 1
SM Dmiding 11. 64.2t6-74% 10 Lehigh Scrip ......41
1000 Dill It mt5....2dy5..90 100 Minding 12..116ati 2110
MO Viral ra chit 10a.. Z 25 de -.2314
61 Penns R.....10t5....4136 ,10 do ........ 23X.
1 C stn It Cos::. z..... 6 iOD do. . . ... -.116.23 4.
/SJ . d0....061- 16.. 1.36 6 Commonwealth 8k.40%
- 40) -(10....014-tote- 1341 . , ..
BOARD.
60 boonat Mountain-39
BETWRE
fii Penn Min_ ..,. - .4ipsb.. Mil
$ Green ec.- Coates.... .1061
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100 City i55..,...".—....10111 1
WM Minus 78..00wn.,..71.%
kat Eitturs Chat 108....25
MO do --....— set
yao (tat/ 74. . . 30/1"
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par.slit—i.nt oft 1631' 913.1
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8 141t, 7 r1 AN4- -. 1% 24 4
Mauls 1t....... , .. - 7.4 8
BOARD.
100 Long lii R. Adiwn..l3
06 Penns .11..,.....1012..41%
801309951 N Pref..l6-24
100 do. ._—......4
1 Nonfatal/et ......48
0 Sebes! San C0n,..., 9
100 Itend.ng .R...15wn..25. 1 4
CES-417EADY.
Bid- AA-M.
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.Lo Mar R... 1 6 11 d
4 14
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3113 6
E . '2 . 11 . 1.1 . -11 : . . ;II 1 7 4 20 4 %
Penis R .10,..98 101
Cater osa H Coo. 43i 5
' kalawnsa Profd .305 81%
Fmk(' k &lute 11.49 50
!Mooed & Third..4Bg 50
&no & Vine-O.M 51'
West !Mtn R... Ali 69
Memo* & Pule.-- 191;
lumen 1 Costes .19 194
Wheat & Walnut-33 ..
Philadelphia Markets.
OCTOB BR 4—Evening.
The Flour market is Inactive, but sternly. to day. and
about MO bbls babe been solder. - ellittlgogla for muted
and good strilabteoper f , 36 for goOd extra. inelndion
0 11 .10 11 , eattreJtetilg Ork private termer Wee to the
trace have been to a,mOdenste extent at the above rates
for imperline and aba;'ond from Si al to err for extra
fssally aad MO brands, se to Artrility. Rye Flour Is
it 41141 bat aeiet,at 34.16 and Pennsylvania Cora Meal
S!S6irbt,ll. . ,
Witu: is
held srmlf but there is not much demand
. for it. end about 4 ea gold at Mango for fair to
- good Pindurytvealei rind eat.int red ruto • trisangho for
white, of good and nholos quality. B. eis selling in a
•• ovamiarav w Edo fur PonosYlvelais.sna Mr tor Northern.
Com ti dull at 73nreo for urinnayellow. Oats Sr. also
•Oili it MAWS for loathers and - Fanner learns, Barley
is more plenty. and unsalable at the advance
• - Beals Is }hated) and lit 80. 1 Is imams at BST olfr
heir.—Bnyars oome forward slowly, and only
about 110 bales sold at,orasioUls rates.
IsIfOCIZINS are unchanged. with a few small sales of
Biggar and 0 tree to note at full tame!
acv saiss.—The market is quiet for all lands.
without any change for Pork Bacon. or Lard ; 100
tier. as or eh• latter sold at Igo fr m, for son.
eats are Simi abOut 110 bus antes Clover sold at
I. lon la sr advance, and tO tone reoleinted seed on
' 'private tams. Timothy is Una at $3.
WIStiMT is urchanged t Nom btils saltine at tng
• 303 Ohio do OSUMI*, crags ltd, sod bads 1 20 2 000 iM
XlTeiv, York- Markets of Yeeterany.
Awns aro ilarhaared, with alibis of Pots at In IS,
VFaarla at goad.
O cot I.—The intqlot rot °la ti sad Wattoro In *toady,
tb a moderato de111402 nor export. T ramiea na
-11111111.00 0120 bide, NA tat taloa 10 0001044, at 12 no
Ode 'Or PRlPollahe*Raml; es Mialit4 for *aka do :.-06
Sala for aaaariss Waster's SO aiIISTO tor extra do,
sad fa:KW/1301°r rosad,hoop tun. --oouthiara Flour :a
late With Wes of 1 SOO bola at 06110*$ ror_pommon
to and 116•1,76 for. extra. , Canada Flour is
ottody,trith miles of egg) lOW egos at us ppan.ap, ,
.131 , eta ,—Wheat in ItaSa dearer, with a "rood • export •
demon; aides 16 10P 6614. tooladlog rad triatarWatt , lll.
110001011 Chiang 012211111.00. 1 at ono; Milwau
kee clan RI, Ind waits Mohican at 01 4301 40.
. tiers to suttees elders lust 703.-white tutors refute pay
lax &bora 70_, elders
&Wets! Walo3 forilouthora and
*Mr. tad 920210 for Weatero aid fltate.
Paotleioaa.—T4e kora swan ladali tad topobsored,
arab salsa Of- ida bbto st WI for old mut •. .19 1201920
' for new mewl I ISM for old imisaa ; arid itlllielata for
. new yew.. OW le soles and upoitartsd. that bleats
pro doll or.d nominal st o.lfallo for abouldara. and 100
go for Watt. -Baton-oolot. rvd fa gala; sad an
&mood ; males HO btas at 12.40111.1f0. Batter twat
Oheeile are unchanged.
W MUNI' —The Matt urotoolml,loth odes of 100
hbla atithfo. ^
THE 'WE CELT 111,E68.
for NATII.IttIiY next, is now out, sad eam be Asd at
the Oleos fie yawns, MO for melbas. It imatame
the , " -
VERY 'LATEST :NEWS FROM Api. !:I.IIARTERS,
'AA will *ll Edsterists'oa `all tise 144111 T i 0 1 ,1" Of the
No weekly taper publiehed Le better wetted for
stenos - le the tit, to matte their Mood, out of town,
as b stogie Goer tai astaetete bietory of the times for
O. Dreading walk. : '
CONTEiiTSi
0110I0E POETEL-Tea amalgam, -
SELECTED STORY.-Biienanint.
SDITOILIALIL—TaI Oioiiicizaviox AmaxMgr, BY
Val Oloalitsras-•Atrmaa OF ITALT—WIIA? TREY
Riesor-Ax Amax 'OR Opp lam-Cagagang Maw
logag-TMI WOMEN'S- NEW YORE-.
EOESCION OP A SOVEREEox EIMITZ--BAk01( RN
EWE IN 'PHILADELPIHA" .• EQuALITY" AND," PON-
NT ":-Tfia AGRIOOLTERAL STATE FAZE-TNT Jona
110a EnloIILAp.--lisirllS Op PEOMININT 01112.ENN OF
PIINESYLVANIA.-A PLEA POE JUSTICII—ONE DEM O ..
• - maw Pt ca-LORD Rammw ; How To Taxa./
Srix-Evaoarawa.--Tux PORULAiioN or PHILAIaL
' - PHIA—HiIo SOMBALINA-.--MAIIItAON Or ENGLISH
EOTALTT—LOND REIIrIEW IN PHICADELPITIA-44-
Rolm,'WA Pawl.
MIKIELIAANF.OtYB.--Arnratomt NOTES OP A ROTAL
• .10112NST—TEL HEIAMTIoI OF TaAss-ATLANTic
DIL
LIASDS IN Nzw:Yonx--tiorponso 10 NI Dr/RIRD
- ALIVI—ELociaIOST NATRAOT-00V." WHIR 15IARR9 A
OlgtON—A D4voursat finoora Renew.? TO ESCAPX
XXI FATTISH'S ,BRE7ALITS.—TIII PISS'S PSAIS
RSEIOI-0/1111 1 ALDI'S ENTIT INTO NAPANS—JOixiII
DOUGLAS' POSITION ON its HOMISTIAD BILL—THE
. BiLtotARD ?toast ow inn OLD WORLD
IN THE NRIT—AN INTTORT SOT DISISION—GASITIALDI
<JINN Yl. EDWIN JANIS-11ov AGAINST Till PT
YtolA TIMPLN—TRA EXPLOSION AT PITTADDRa—
, ORNERALAusitur—A lathatsrett
- sowilti Moan= Tito WITH—EXPLOITS
• QI A Cortzar Zeirt,qoAri. 'mot MONEY Am, A WO.'
DDLO-000. JOHNOOIOI PLANTATION - IN OtoROIA
- ORDAN RACE IN NNW Toll TON A PERS, 0/ SWAIN
4TESENTLII CIONSLAGISATION IN .NltW,
Corritst i* ?amnia,-
w
yalvqa" lapinparrwrivits 7A TN .7;xX - VDTri
workolicifi7ei fr ips, Forum
OiDNAL AND Mt ITIOAG. • •
MAO= AND DeATNB,4c.
A II IMMULY 'afield/WI ioinabsiaNberi al
f fV erlgr'lNfilrita ad*inii; AN- DNB patio eon, wad_ to
-431obsee Tweigyortan Nut so quo Mimi, 41I!, hi at
it, this oonateror Tit
MigiliNTlPD•Dl•rp,e4t, for "
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CITY ITEMS,_
Sawpsows , Iwinovawarr.—The retail dry.
gads houneOf 'MUM Charles Adams eon. Masted
oaths southeast corner of Arch and Eighth streets, has
peeplitly been much improved in its interior arrange
ment& '3 he main floor has been extended, and a large
ski -light ham been ouseured. immediately under which is
the Shaw/ department—a branch, by the war, In which
Mr. Adam, has for Many years excelled, and n.ore
re
cently'under the firm of C. Adams & Son. This entire
door is may reVete With elegant new goods to'r the sea
son, selected with great care, and 02emally adapted tt
the trade of Philadelphia and vicinity. Their Friendl,
department 13 also a speciality, and their trade with
this respectable class of our citizens ranks among the
foremost of our retail dry-goods hams, The large
basement a devoted exoluelvely to domestics, and fo
reign goods of a heavier nature. This store, with its
recent extension and irnproPements, is one of the meat
complete and attractive in thin city, and well worthy
the attention of buyers.
SUCCESSFUL MILLINERY OPENll4.—Yesterday,
as our lady readers are aware, was "opening" day at
the popular millinery emporium of Messrs. I inooln.
Wood, and Nichols, N 0.766 Chestnut street. we had
occasion to refer to their spring opening as a decided
snoceos, but, in perfect keeping with the well-under
stood progressite character of this old-established
house, their winter opening yesterday was an improve
meat upon any of their former demonstrations, and
may, in foot, be said to have surpassed anything in the
shape of a millinery opening that has occurred in this
city for yenta. The variety and elegance of the bon
ne's and bonnet materials exhibited, and the superior
taste evinoed, no less in the goneril display than in the
minutest details of grace and fashion. were the subject
of universal comment by the throng of ladies who at
tended. To those who were not so fortunate as to assist
at the opening, we mar say that they have a real treat
yet in store, as the enormous stook, whioli they are
daily' enriching with add, Penal novenae, is, we shou'd
think, inexhauetib e, and will be found superior, in
point of style and beauty, to, perhaps any other in this
country.
Coca, INPUDENOI.—We have to record one of the
'molest and moat refreshing pieces of impudence that it
has fallen to our lot to notice for come time poet. We
refer to the consummate ease and grace h which the
Oothamite Journals patronizingly advise us este how we
should receive the Prince of Wales.
Some of Pose astute prints suggest that we should
show him how elections are carried on in this country.
by potting him through a precinct-house drill, when he
mild see the " sovereigns" in all their native =feisty
and familiarize his royal palate with Democratic whis
ky. too. Without commenting en the inerale'of the
thing, we cannot refrain from an expression of sato
niehment at the deliberate impertinence of the New
Yorkers, in interfering with the arrangements of re
fined Philadelphia. We should not be surprised, next,
to hear ,them adv,ising our citizens to puron.oe Pier
clothing in their dirty metropolis, instead of at the
one prose" fashionable outs Clothing Emporium of
Granville Stokes. No. 607 Chestnut street.
Tao LATEST .I.BIFROVEIrEST ON CHESTNUT
Siourr.—Tlie new, white marble building. on Chestnut
stree, above Sixth, lea very splendid structure, and it
receives merited encomiums. Most persons who gaze
upon it are apt to declare that it aflords a fine contrast
to the Brown Stone Clothing Hall Just below.. and that it
serves to render the latter still more imposing in CD'
Pearanoe. It will be borne in mind that Rookhill
Wilson are the proprietors of the Brown Stone Clothing
Hall; that it is located at Nos. 603 nud 60S Chestnut street,
above Sixth, and th it it oontains the most splendid ea
nortment of garments for gentlemen and youths to be
found in the Union.
BOWED'S MEDICATED Frog are en effiolent re
medy for all derangements of the bowels. habitual cos
dveness, molt and nervous headache, dyspepsia, piles.
ko. Persona of sedentery life should always use them
They are reliable and safe, and do not debilitate ; can
be taken at all times without inconvemenoe. They nom
lain no mercury : plea ant to the.laste. One fig has e
laxative street, while two figs are sufficient to produce
sn active purge. Prepared only by 0. C. Bower, Sixth
and Vine, and sold by leading Druggist*. Price per box
ie tri% oenta. tf
FART. STYLES.
~ __..... .
8 67,7 8 976 86
.....-
.-. $3.1383 81
Gm.! Gifts ! Wes !
at the one- !tee Clothing Mitt, No. GOT Chestnut street
EIPEOIA . NOTIOEB.
CATditftll is the most difficult of any of
the Diemen of, the Breathing Organs to relieve or
to cure. The Rev. Junius Leavitt, editor of the
dependent, of New York. who had the Catarrh for more
than twenty years, ban been oared b 9 using Dr. I. R.
Btafford's Olive Tdr and Iron and Fulani. Powder.
whiok are advertised in this Diaper. his test mantel is
Pub'ished in a vamplatt among Jinni oth re equa l ly
prominent who have been cured of chronic, Throat and
Limp difficulties. whteh will be snit arse dv rnoii. Bes
adyenisement in this paper. Bold by all Drugging. and
by DYOTT & CO., No. 235 North SECOND Street,
Philadelphia. oos-if
SATING FUND—NATIONAL SAFETY TllUttf
OostrattY.—Chetrtered by the State of Penneylearns.
RULES.
I. Money is received every del, and in any *mount,
large or small.
2. FIVE rEßCENT.interestie paid for money from
Validity It is put in.
B. The money is always paid beok In GOLD whenever
It Is called ,or. End without notice.
4. Money is received from Executors, Administra
tors, Guardians. sum other Trustees, in large or small
sums, to remain a long or abort period.
6. The mossy received from Depositors is Invested in
Real Estate, Mortgagee, Ground Rents, and other &st
alest securities.
P. Office open every day—WALNUT street, southwest
corner Third street, Philadelphia. Jell
. SEAMEN'S SAVING FITED--NOIVISTWEST
00IINIR EIRCIOND and WALNUT 9TRILITA.--DepOilliti re
oeived in small and large amounts, from all classes of
the eommunity i 'and allow interest at the rate of Ft VE
PER GENT. vet annum.
Money may be drawn by cheeks without loge of In
terest.,
Office open daily, from 9 until 5 00100 k, and on Mon.
day and Saturday until nine in the evening. President,
PRANITLIX FELL; Treasurer and Seoretary, Olin&
M. MORRId.
ONId PRICE CLOTHING OF THIS LATEST
neenzi,made in the bon manner, expressly for AN
TALL SALES. LOWEST selling Igloos worked In
Plain Worse. All goods made to order warranted natio.
factory. Out ONE-PRICE system is finely adhered
to. AM are thereby treated alike.
ee23.le ZONES & CO. 604 SURRET Mutt.
13 ALLMANDIIIR Fraz-Pezor auss.—A very
aro anortment of BALAMANDERt3 for isle at roa
mob's priori!. No. 904 OILO.BTNUT Fbiladelo4o3.
ilint3. wv&ris k W 4 Trol4,
fr". A CARD.—TO THE Alf OEHAKERS AND
OTHER WORKINGAI,N Or EH/ LADEL-
AlA.—The undersigned vas in HO. and is now.n. Jour-
Emmen shoemaker, working for Edwin it Co.. ladies'
shoemakers. of this city. Being attacked in thee mots in
ebruary.lBlo. by a gang of fshow•shoemakers. I was
kicked. beaten. badly bitten. and shameful', maltreat
ed, so that the very clothes were torn oil my back.
This was because I did not apes with the men who
were then on a strike, and they wanted to faros me into
their particular measures. judge KELLEY wive en
gaged coact as counsel in vote tit rig my assailants for
assault and battery. which propecution resulted in the
conviction of two of fey assailants for the said offunoe.
My counsel. lad y§ KELLEY. never used snob lan
guage es ',attributed to him in the recentpre ended
by
of a meeting purporting to have been held,
by eordweiners audworklon men. He never called the
workingmen" dogs:' " hounds." or any other oppro
brious name. He spoke with severity of the party who
had assaulted nd abused me, but said that they ilren ,
an exception to the workingmen of this city. and that
the workingmen wont." not countenance such violent
behavior of the few. lam a workingman myself. and
am appalled to Judge KELL 1/Y politically, bat I pub
limb thle to do him simple Julies.
JOHN Wolf INNEN". Jr.
PHILADELFII/.1, October 4. It
NOTICE.—THE ANNUAL, MEETING
[...rr of the Stookholdere of the Greenwich lieprove
meet and Railroad Company will be hold nn MONDAY,
tnefl.hday of Ootob•r IMO. at the Office of the Comra
-111. No. 423 WALNUT atreet.attl &Mock A. M.
oa.S•wrni St* M MAO HE, Secretary.
MA GRAND MASS MEETING WILL BE
held in from of independence RaII, on BATUR
FF.ISO, Octobers h 1660.
The DEIROCII Al I': 01 • IzErlts of the City of Phi
ladelphia, and ell opposed to the election of Curtin,
are invited to &Deed.
Let all who have the love of their country at heart,
and opened to seetionalism. pleaoe *Deno.
After the meeting adlourns there will be a GRAND
TORCE-I.lfiliT PROCESSION, In honor of General
Henry D Folder, woo wall be in the ashy on that even.
ins. and address the meeting.
nil Ward Sweinistions and Canopalgn Clubs. opposed
to Lincoln, Hamlin, and Curtin, a in”ited to attend.
W. sIohiULLEN.
003 Chairman of Committee on Town Meetings,
ME UN DICA IVE L DEP RSI TART Y O AI EN F PENNSYLVANIA—
P.
qt7OENERAL. INTRODUCTORY LECTURE. to
the Course pliant' 61 will be delivereo at the MEDICAL
II ALL on MONDAY, °Mother the Bth. at IS M.. by
JO4SPH. CARBON. M. D., rrofeleor of Mat, Med.,
old POormaoy.
he Regular Leoturesoi the Eemoontrill commence
on Tondo's Ma instant. R. E t r ODER-.
oog-gt Dean of Medtoal Faculty.
p.... JEFCERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE.—
Tipp OEtiEitell, IN rx ,, DUOroRY to the
10 1 1111I110 1 11T ` trotrial be .ogIa r re. 4, I EI7 1.
77Z c i
T.
E. The regular Leotoete wlll been the day aler at 10
A. E. AOHIAX Put4OLldutti. Dean.
ao{•{t
PENNSYLVANIA, COLLEGE—MEDI.
CAL DEPARTOKAT—Prits rn
2 r•trme , beiow 4171BT.—The INTRODUCTORY LtrOTUR' tot
fililgirtrg w ,i ' llVBl4q7.l , VAratn r , " ol[ 4 .ll4
. et/ P.M. Eltitoents, and all others Interested. are
Invited to attend. oel-St
ercrECLECTIC MEDICAL COLLEGE.—
Lecture, In this institution EVNEY DAY. a , 9
ke A. M. Prudent, of Medicine invited to attend.
College on RACE arrest. below Fifth.
W. PAINE. M. D Dean of the
- - • No. IRO North FIFTH etreet.
The nubile are invited to attend Dr. Paine', free pub
lir Icenure,"et the College, every TRUK/WAY e'Vei
o'clook, oc3 et*
arUNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA...•
LAW DEPARTMENT.
41111 of this inatitetion will commence on the first
of October next. The following are the subJeole or the
on. ogortoE SRAIRI3I%OO. Intematlonal. Con
at turional,wn_d f,syr.
v or, 114.00 4 LL—" Plending and Practice."
f. E. dflrfaba MILIJER—" Real Mate and
Conveyancing.
The introductory lecture Ell be delivered en Friday,
Rennin:M.4LS%, at o'clock P. at the usual lectu re
room. by Pro c. E. Spencer tiler. anga Ow
~sTO TILE CHA T TEL MORTGAGE
BONDHOLDERS OF THE WILLIAMSPORT
AFD F.LMIIs. RAILROAD COlitPANy.
A meeting 0 he Chattel Montage Bondholders will
beeeld on .6" .DAY, the 6th o October, 1850, at 11
o'clock A. in ignom No. 18. Washington Building,
No. 274 BoutitTHIRD St.eet to hear the report to re
gard to the leeite of chattels lately_ executed by the El
m sand Williamsport Railroad ComPenr.
By order of the 0001111 , tee of Chattel mortgage
DOntl
homers. JOSEPH. HARRIcON, 7H...
sal9 Chairman
for r os OF THE' PHILADELPHIA/
teß ig r
holdel, of tho bond, of this Cempany, slue July I,
Mean
no
receive. upon application at thug office,
rot mit. to Gish, soon the tering ape oiged In th e *troll
tir
•Po r
4
snit _ lifesze oleo entitled to the benefit of a Biot
in paid of 111•0.000 yew annum, ne entibliahed by the
otoeholders at theta Noma] meetins, held January li,
F,end In mitirnanoe-of the eontraot, entered into by
oompeny and duly reeordeAr carry the entne Into
&A. ' is.ls p0i...1k, Treseumr,
' ' ' __ . , Cgßouletai
peas go cly , Meigairti P l ii A tbsk s Ate and Ritutiol
Itstaread compsnstffrfortfeaf Nett." 'dos Tufa 1.1810.
Thew bonds
it. neared Dy rue Drat mortgages °DID*
reed, entounti_no in the satellite to $8,308,400. Wile
set reveue for the Dust fiffaai Year was six times the
top the annual Interest on these bonds.
ere proem to extend them for a period of
Wen Tooth the holders retaining the bonds end the
m suanu
of the mortars in the preoise_ ooadttion_to
sr us all ta i l .. isregi gnat of m o rons for
. I I aft
n. i ret t " r ;eat. ari T ne t . vms. to the holders, in
Id " ° IS OF tie u the t h e e erelroYlp u wii,e,
, . 4 = 0. 41 .u...um thi r resew
I k iajitn ro s et nit:endo C reement T S:i ° li r to
hil f t. alr i e e s heil ta,
ftly_ Mite Board of Iftstanairi,_ _
e V B4
~ , ,yal- W. H. DlouiligYlNlG limitary,
FALL 8111LEIL
FALL EITYLTW.
11360.
Granville Stokes.
Granville Stokes
Granville Stokes
Onr Pune.
One Price.
Ono Price.
ARRIVALS- AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
ar to is o'cocrx LAST mane.
GIRARD HORSE—Nlatill,nd Otiestnnt streets.'
Gen Floyd. New York J M. Warne, Philadelphia.
Theo L Barnes. Phila. Alf If Lewis, York, Pa,
R </eggshell, Phila. J MoElhone. Phila
Si' Stinson,
M mFalls *WAN ° . A. Orleans
Mrs Nutt, New Orleans Miss Garrison, N Orleans
Are Cochrane, N riming A Collins, New Orleans
MN Orr. New Orleans Thos 0 , Martin & w Y
R e ll Ili Ur:4V Darold Griswold,
M Murphy New orleams C MPlmithibla,Sormefd,lll
Miu F E Lawrence. Alex McCord. Sorinsfd, 111
T .fitemart. Dayton. 0 . heo Connell. New York
M Clogs, Washington Tlins W Watkins &wf S C
Miss Young, S Carolina EP Freeman, New York
Mrs Ereeman & eh, Y Mies Anderson. .eyr York
N Cheatwood, Virginia M L McGhee, Virginia
T L Robertson, Alabama All Glover, Alabama
A B Elder, Georgia 11 Lea, Georgia
W 11 Morton, b webs I T Hester, blennilni
R H Burke & la, Virginia Miss Corks, Virginia
Thos E nberte. N 0 E Newbold, South Carolina
miss Newbold, t 4 Carolina Mies Oncibrand Carolina
8 it Morris & wf. N Orleans Miss Morns, It Orleans
John Rogers. B Peter Walpin, New York
wise PI Finley, B Jna Onderhdt. N Orleans
Miss Tnderhtll N Orleans ins Underhill, Jr. NO,
Jas B Swain. Albans Mrs Patterson, Pottsville
C A Imre, Maryland .1 D Cameron, Harrisburg
Cant Templeton, N Orleans .11 Durham. Charleston
J 111 Moorhead, Pa J G Si ellon & la, St Louie;
Mrs E M Rooker, St Louis E 13 Lane. Wash,
W W Cookeville, St Louis J W Hawkins, St Louis
R Wedel. Winona. Min 126 Presbury. Br, bt Louis
J B Trotter &wf St Louis Mies Trotter, St Louis
K Moorhe d B tinkles. Fort Wayne
Wm N Lovell tkwf,.Mies W Cox. Mississippi
B Green. lidneigainpi E M Biddle, Jr, & wf. Pa
Miss A Walls. Philadelphia El Norris & wf , New York
Miss Norris New York Miss Caldwell. New York
Mimi Knox, New York win P Small. Harrisburg
John W Glover, Pa N R Rturdevant, Pa
John bale. MastiaohUselts J D Wilkha, New York
RNorrle New York tJ hl Bridgman, New York
M Wall, Pennsylvania J A e aton, New York
.1 Gotha. New York R D Bailey, Boston
.1 8 Turner, Providence . R E 0 Stebbins. Mass
W (tuin & la, rieorgla Miss Onin. Coors's
Mies Jennie Arthur, Georgie, Miss Lizzie Harden, Ga
OnSmith & la. New York Miss Smith, New York
8 N Keys & It, Virginia Philip Jackson, IS arolina
.1 8 A Neal. South Carolina Mr Crosby & la. N Orleans
Mies Fisher, ..ew Orleans I. Brayton &W. Maryland
Mr Griffin A . la. Carolina E Porn Virginia
Mra Poro, Virginia H M. Thomas. Virginia
John Yorke New Jersey Mr Simpson, °mire in,
A C Lewis, Virginia Wm vwelly. Virginia
C Watson, Kentuoky H Hawley. Kentucky
al Heinle, Jr, Pennsylvania W Scott &
I C McKinley. Harrisburg Tll Harding Now York
W 11 Brower & is J H Mather & la, Mich
Mrs E R Wa e, Athens, Ga Miss M r Ware, Athens
Miss 13 A Ware. Athens, Ga T Wray & la, Athens, Oa
Capewell, New York Bryan, Pensacola
I (Jew. Baltimore J W Pitt North Cardin%
A Watson & wr, D C N L Hodge. Wash ti C.
John Williamson & In E Croswell, New York
lONTINENTAL HOTEL—Cop, Ninth and Cheerio , .
L E Wells, Wilm. Del A II Orimshaw. Whim r Del
Wm Dania's. Philadelphia A onion Wilm, Del
0 Bradley, Jr. Maas CI 1, Re Is, New York
Mrs E A Holdski p. Pittsburg Miss H. Hold,hip, Plush's
H Holdship, Pittsburg Hon F J Stanton, Ramos
G Holdry.ip, Pittsburg H & la. Cm. 0
Jae E Kelly, New York C G.dolsa, Russian Army
A C Shelton. To..y. Mo A 0 Cu is , Pennsylvania
Porter Pennsylvania Joe D Potts Pittsburg
G P Hamelton & da, Pittsb l gJ 8 Bona. Louisiana
Jim B I emar. Georgia B W Fellows. New York
K Call. Florida 8 11 Rutledge wt. N C
Bromme, New Haven 11 M esreSria
Miss Rutledge. 8 Carolina F R Blake. South Caroline
1) O MoCluns. Bth Carolina J M otephcmpen. Virginia
W Jones & la. Savannah H M Alexander & w.„N Y
Et Alexander N ew York OW A Wilber°. Scl,Host'n
Gen Hutchins . 'N Hampshire I' R Hutchins N H
Dr D M Truehi & la, Verm't J I. Stone, New York
P is Gunn, Hartford E W Jones
Samuel Abbott, Mess y Mass
Silas Holbrook. Moss H Miller, Prow, R
J T Brad , ord. Mobile P Ferguson, New Haven
8 Perry, Montgomery co Br I Hording, Montg no
Mrs Lone Mrs roller
is T Chamberlain, Mite if C Evans & le, Wa , h
C B Paine, Maine It W Dlrint k la. Eit Louis
C E Bulkier. Now York Theo Dreier. New York
Mrs Cox. Mississippi Miss Trivlor, Mississippi
Mae er Cox, Mississippi J C Dunham, New Orleans
R Btookton & la. N Jersey Chas H Dod. New Jersey
Miss Hod, New Jersey Barry Cookie. Harrisburg
A Frazier D M Rues, Wilmingt-n
J Dent et Louis Miss K Dent & 2 sta. Pa
0 Frost, New York N E Clark New York
R H Commas &wt. Va G Meredith. England
Mice Meredith. hmland S B Boshaeld. Virginia
E P Grins, New Yore J F Mills. Mempha
4118 Mils. Memphis B Mordecai & Is, 8
Mfrs nimpaon, bout h Car E Marvin . New York
Blanchard St Conn G Newbold. Jr, NY
C J Roasts, biladelphia D W Met haus k 41.1
E 0 Fisher, New York Lll k hew York
J Miller Chas Benediet. Waterbury
Miss Baury, Massmilineetts Dr G A Otis, Mass
Thou ferry. Now York W A Graves. Virginia
J _t3 Ferry, Cuba Edw W Cox, New York
VI Schenck. BhiladelpliTa RW I mham, New York
Mrs Wingbaok, New York 'l' Dean. Cincinnati I,
J A Curtin & la, New York John hlorrisom N Jersey
'lsm A Rent & la, N 0 J Frazer & 111,M asissiop
Bis Branre Columbuff, 0 H O Briggs lz 1 Boston
T E F'xan Boston Mies Faxen, Boston
Miss Robbins, Boston ID sturtovant N Y
O B Wellford, Virginia I' Fisher & I. Penns
H Cook, New York C R alien, Riohmo ti. Va
I. Shyers. Virginia W A Gedney & Ia N Y
W Widdleton. New York C KCarrill New York
T 0 Higblin, England ./ Fulton. England
Mr Hopkins Wash, D 0 b C Meeker. Eaton, M 4
Jas F r.is on, Miesmosippi Jae Bancroft, Jr. Charlo'n
Miss Hallam r:harleston 1 Greenleaf, Columbus, 0
B Paine, Virginia Miss Reeder. Virginia
F P Breed Boston C I.l.ldwin. Virginia
F D Isherrard, Virginia J e Gi man & In. Haltilife
Chas 11. Mercer .8 tenure Miss Abbott, Baltimore
B F Ga doer, Baltimo e W A Me Lendor, Georgia
Mr Symonds & la, Prov, R I Mr Herrin, Mobile
Dr C. Buffalo L B Grover, Baltimore
0 N Simpson. Boston
AMERICAN HOTEL—Clicstnnt street. above Fifth.
F B Levis, N.w Jersey A W Butler & le, M Chunk
Lature. Key. West, Fla F Niece' t. Indiana
Jno It Hasson. New York J t McCormick &la Va
W 0 Champion, N Jersey Wm II J
ew anet
Ti Wolfe, Phi adelphia J 4, Hunted, filar land
Jag Hopper. Mars land II F ehoemaker,Tarnalits
0 H Jones Tamaqua Jno p Nisson, N Carolina
Sue P Nilsson, N tairolina E Laugerauer, a C
Sae 11 Harley. New York 1, Colburn, ,Couneeticut
W Whitaker, Hutham,PaS R pY hitaksr. Derharn,Pa
B Davie. New York Geo A Fulls , , Mass
F W Prather, N Caroline. J Newlin, North Carolina
Miss Itompann, N Carolina D J Justice. St Paul
J McGill, south Carolina J P McOallom, N Carol's&
J H hl McLean, 8 Carolina N W Ebbed°, B Caroline
P Harris, North C.rolina W H Wheeler. N Carolina
M L Rosen; Knoxville W B Ho. ers.
i,
ICnoxv.lle
ni
A Baldwin Virsia Taos N EMUS. Vsinia
Louie 1( 1 .kman. Cs? Mrs Rowell, New York
Mien Jamison, New York
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fonrth street. below Arab
A O Marshall Berlin Mil W Stokes, New J enter
D F Connell. Pennsy lvania H 8 Lindley, Con nelleville
A Day_ Sparta. Pa It hennedy- Fitt burg
CH W White Wellsburg R C Wadhams & le, Pa
J Kinninger. ditto A 8 Coburn, MPUB
.1 re Sine, Ohio It D MoDonald. Illinois
John Delmer, Illinois Wm Herres ec Is. Ph ila
Mrs Dr Lll!y, New Jersey Miss Torbert. New Jersey
Mrs Mclntire, Maryland Mre Creswell. Maryland
^J Gleasbrener, York. Pa .1 B Norton, Boston
L Washburn Tennessee H 0 Warren. Mass
Deo Cheever, Mass N T Foster, Mauch Chunk
F Ballard, hlassaehasetta Enos J Forney, New York
TM Smith Wamington Abraham Hostetter l'a
Rev Jos trikton.Shlppansba Nice Dray, Snow Hill, Md
Rnbt Cathcart Miller= Zohrlaut, Milwaukee
J M Davis Fall River A Chary, Maryland
R L Clary, Maryland H 1. hrben, Lancaster
JONES' HOTEL—Chestnut street. above Sixth.
Jag B. SOPfield, Philadelphia. W R. Thompson. N York
J Iltnapeon j Baltimore Jll Wintere, Philadelphia
R • okrmd. New York 'r A Smith, Virginia
V P Corbett. Wahh, D C Mrs C Whitman. loinonstr
.1 Ikartin. Virginia Allis Martin. Virginia
John T Parker. Snow Belle Ji Lee Baltimore
Bard Jones. Delaware John W Luke. Virginia
A S Read Delaware Chas Thompson Penne
W Lyman k wf,ll Jersey 11 Ditts..N Jersey
l• Chriory New York A T Wilds Chicago
Miss A Was, entoaw J F Elite. Washington. DC
John Hamilton, Mass W B Blank. ualtimoro
las Morrell, Jr, Maryland Dr Dunbar, Baltimore
P J Bath, Delaware' P R Dean, Delaware
ST. LOUlS—Chestnut et, above Third.
John 0 KelieJ,Philtulelphia Jas M Drown. Phila
John pendark, PhPa C Perry, Philadelphia
C Quin, la, & koh Virginia W Badman. Arkansas
B King, New York D 0 Swartz. Lancaster
Burr. Jersey CHI H A Preis. Mac land
A Wi n Now York Mrs Perry. New York
CL hauthaway . Mass It P Baldy. Penney Ivania
L:Nouthw,ok &la Trenton ti C Reese & Pa
D
qaymond. Pangor, Me F M Stone, Alhini
J Chandler, WebW it Greenfield,C
WmA I ovelt Media. Pa J Duoamp
J A Owens, New York D B Woolman, Cane Mny
Henry Leonard. New Jersey "it Brnwe, Jr, Elston, tild
8 King, new Jersey H D Weldon, Ashland, 0
THE UNION HOTEL—AroIt street, 'above Third.
Chas E Morrell, Philo John Bunting. Bunks on
i H orison. Bucks oo D 111 ByborEfir. Brooklyn
Beni Bentley. Pa Jag Martin, Frederiokab.o
D Crosby, New Boston, 11l C M Brower, New York
A P Morris, Oxford, 0 H J Kinsiey, Crenton,u
.1 smith & Is Ohio Mrs 0 Aomori & 4 oh, Pa
John seaman, Easton A Harris, Virgins
A ()WWI , . Conneotiout W K Wright, Maryland
James Johnson Maryland Jos T Hoeside, Arkansas
STATES UNlON—Market street, above Biatti.
J 0 Walborn, Harrisburg Wm M. Foster. Harris burg
I) .1 Brouenes. barrisburg L J..•be4ue. Terre Haute
B Path Chester co L French, Limerick
41 D P Fortz. Perna W Wiley. B.stort
Lora Hays. Boston .1 M Cummings, N Washta
D McKeehan I marfield no J H Hahn, Centre on. Pa
Jeans el Kirk & le. Chester on T H Fisher. Newport.
A Billow. Leoevllle Reads,o D ernith. Pieria eld
W ti Green, Rending Mrs Moore. Coatesvi lle
Mice Moore. Lontestille Miss White. Coatesville
H O Smith, Boston W J Mann & wf. Brooklyn
al Benner. Clyde. 0 J Pennabuker, Leman no
A W Harttnan Oaneva, N
FOUNTAIN HOTEL—Second street, above Market.
V vmerson. MD, Penns J Rodney. Pennsylvania
W W Harrison wohler. New Jersey
inn 8 Rowhotham, Wllin E E Jaokeon. Delaware
Wm v !Been bo. &aware H c Hodson. Ds aware
8 Steel., Philadelphia MoDonald. Philadelphia
John P Smith. is ow Jersey I) W 14 odenfield. Pa
SWirhen R Ufaok, ea P H Burton, 02110
Chipmen, Ohio 0 R Fowlerjdassaetiusetts
Min H o Beige. Delaware John Dummig, Md
Ii Painter Delaware lime Marehall & la, Del
R Marshall. Delaware W Walker. Dover, Del
W pray Delaware
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth often. ab. Chestnu , .
F A Allen. Went (twister
.J_Jeokeon. Rennet , Square
John al oCree, New kork Wm A.elrty. Now York
0 F Ballard. biedia Jno 'Conned, , ewark.Del
W A Musgrove, hewark,Del 3 A Musgrove. Delaware
L J Mahn. Chester co - as M Conrad. Pails
P 6 Cary. Phamixvllle O E Newlin. Palladelplda
0 W Made, L ?axon, Willa, Del
Row Pe•reon, Pa Alex Mode, Cow tactile
Jul MoClute. Lane no, T Derr, Lane on, ea
M Woodward. Jr. Pa Robt Phhllpe, Maryland
H M Raker. Sunbury Pa n ,r• Jones , Berke en
Jul Hiles & la, New Jersey Mise P:nuna Wee, N
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street. above Third.
Reichard, Allentown 1 7 Gunther. Philadelphla
Wm Newham, ?Minds D K Turner Hartwell
10 Newhauer. Philada J 0 Roller, 'R eading
P Pmts. Allentown Geo D Jaokson. Penne
O Mclntosh & w_f Dovlest'n 11 ehanon
Gen W Taylor, EithilHaven Or J 0 Koehler,Boh Haven
is It Spongier. Peons, .1 A Roth. Leesport. Pa
PB Higgins, Reeding .1 8 Elliott. Pottsville
E L Mellinger far, Bloonabg Jos Whitaker, Mt Clare
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL-400nd it., balm Vine.
L Thome% New Jersey D K Verner, Rariarile
Amos Pruden Chester no Jag Homer, Buck:ice
Rease Webster Dung on I' . Cooper New Jersey
usso Onnifint Books on Stacy iirown & la, Ohms()
Jou Bedell. Montgomery on H Morris. Willow Grove
John Hough. 000lE111 H Hvans t la, Duposit,NY
riml Baker & la. Reeks co Dwight 'llan New Jersey
Rn Rut fspyder, Catswissa A E ravage. Tex 8
dwin Fritz. Dnyleatown John Peacock New Hope
xv Al Kira. Minks co H G /NOM Books en
Jan Yandergult, Books on •
MERCHANTS' HOUSE—Third street, ab. Callowlull.
David Hawks, New Jersey Jaoob Christman. Dauphin
J A Kremer. Allentown L uverho tsar, rautesqua
CI. Eberlin. Bethlehem Jaeob Law.lt osteneeus,
Allen 14 &Moll. Bath. Pa R 8 Ludwig. Barks co
H T nrnobinnullor. Pn Joe Crewman, Fa
lien R Koons, beranton, Pa
BLACK BEAR HOTEL.—Third et.. ab. Callowhill.
Chan Roads, Bouthamp' on Geo W Wolf. Danville
enfant Kintner. Pre eport,lll J.l Cole, PniltulelPhia
C Rust, Philadelphia Jos Young. Monts Square
L 34.14.1 rarrhi-Tioltt. Ann auvro gesnowntn.
Reeee, Jr, N I John rtSonth, Bunke ao
John Rooney, Montg on F 11 Boeharn, Benertown
Bra Rome, Lookport,_Pa John B Itopre. N
Min Rodgers h. dri,N Y Wm Dewald, hiontr on
J M Xatitman, Pa P W Homy, Bohm kill on
Geo Millor, Lebanon CO
.741 7 7VE11N0N HOTEL—Second street. ab. Arch
I. D Davis, Clearfield 0 Culler & la, St I anis
It D lloorert, Laokawanne, T Llton, Lackawana
IMPORTATIONS.
!Revolted for The Prese.l
RlCHMOND—Steamship City of Richmond. Mitchell
—TO tram 22 cases tobacco (lookout, MoCammon & On; 12
bag do Doh_aic & Taitt; 124 do Mercer & Antel o ; 14 bales
domestics Welling, Collin & Co; 4 sacks roots Thomas
Webster. Jr; 134 bri peaches 60 do aspics J Morgan &
Co; 1 hhd bacon natio & t4hewell; 16 oar wheels A
Whitney & Son; 6 go gram 014 Cummings; 74 hales
rags 76 bass fruit 24 springs 8 libis flour 97 empty kegs 2 0
phee sundries various anusienees.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
BEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, from Rich
mond, via Norfolk, 26 hours, with mdse and passengers
to Thomas Webster, Jr. Passed at 9 AM yesterday,
below the B r ow n . ship Tuscarora . for Liverpool. in tOW
of a tog. bark Alex McNeil. for Liverpool. at on ohor off
Ship J oh n Shoal; a full-rigged brig R.nore on Ben Davis
Shoal{ ars warren Fisher, for Galveston. and wig
Mary E Milliken. for Cardenas, at anchor off Delaware
1141 barn James Cook from Boston. MT Duck Creek}
bark Acadia. from klatansas, and sohr Lizzie ev Dver,
of Wilmington Creeti_barir Charles Smith. from Wil
mington, NO, and brig Wheaton, from Eastport, above
Cheater.
Hark Chas Smith, tillohrlet. 6 dare from Wilmington,
/W. with lemtmr W l 4 Tralpp gon.
THE- PRESK-eHILADELPHIM
Brig Wairitton, Leshumn. t dtis from Disport, with
laths, A Bonder Ps CO. _ , _
CLEARED.
Fehr GeoW Grim), Palmer, Richmond, Tvrells & Co.
• '
, ClenTesponaemie Of The POMO , '
, „ ,
TOR, Opt 4.
' ArrlVed, bait Daniel Webster, frorS ' Vers.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Phineas Sprague, Matthews, hence, ar
rived at Bodin Yesterday.
Ship Frank Haynie. Randall, sated from Liverpool
15111 ult. for Pilladelphia.
Ships Qualm and Emily A Ball. for Savannah. tailed
from Livorportprevious to 2.5 th UR;
li4tip Herr , or the Nile. (Br) Paves, from Alaoa. Bay ,
arrived at NetirYo k yesterday.
Ship Amy, 'Eileen, from Callao. Al Hathelon Roads,
Pirivf , (l op at zatimme re.terd.y;
Bark Thos Banat, hence, arrived at Forto Ca
bello rob nit.
Bark Wildfirt,?crkins, from Malaga, arriVed at New
YorkymPerday.
Banc Uralliairliner. from Shanghae for New York,
sailed from Bt Hellas about Aug 2. •
Brig Elmira. llatnioviatd. from Portland for Phlbulel
phia, was at Holmes' Hole &ling.
Brig Reluctant: Aker, from Rio de Janeiro, with 2000
bale coffee. arrivedat Wilmington, NC 2d Inst.
Brig T B Watson. Yard. from Porto Cabello, arrived
at NOW York yesterdir.
Brig Addy Swift Amery. from Mamordbo Sept 12, ar
rived at New Yori srlorday
Bohr M biooro. ennett, Mimed alNew York yester
day for Philadelphia.
Fehr Motive Eosors'imok,sailed from Alexandria ail
inat. for Philadelphia.
Bohr Theresa. 0, Bmitli, hence, arrived at Wilming
ton. NC 2d
Behr Mary Helen. Ititehinson, fey Rio de Janetro,
sailed fri.m Richmond al inst. •
Bohm Mary Ellen, Crutirsharn. and It P King, Leeds,
hence, arrived at Itkilunonil Id inst.
Bohr Sea Plower.kCiarkisailed from New Bedford 3d
inst. for Philadelphia.
Bohr Lamartine, Ant
--mgoi. hence, arrived at Boston
3d inst. -
Bohr 0 A Reeksolor, Stubbs, henco for Boston, was
at Holmes' Hole Stl int.
Bohr Gertrude, Casaday, from Delaware City, at Sa
lem 3,1 inst. ,
516=M=I
. .
Bohr Jae Martin, Medina', for Philadelphia, sailod
from Providence 3d lost
Sohr J ft elather, Nio croon. from Delaware City for
Boston, sailed from INleigort.Ad met
Bohr lE:olive, Cook, Immo, arrived tit Portland 2.1 met.
Bombay Ann 24—A. tilentim from Calcutta roporto
tie Wjfoeor the, ship 1,40111. in the Auckland Channel.
Tae ChampiChampionle now bong °milked and oopporod, &c.
on th. Man :gon hard.
110TiMES—R 15- MEO. by Aldermen A.
11, Bhnemaker, Mr. JolutllV.itolmea to Miss Louisa,
dims h tor of tho late (Sol. !iodise it. Roan, all of this
oqs.
OLIN NI N GITAIII—fiAB ItM.—Ooteber 1. by Rev.
John H. Castle, Mr Jemett (nonmehtun to him Bydefy
B (Jarrett. all of iff..gt Philedelphia.
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Clay. Mr. John Tizard to vs Isabella Corgee, both of
this nit,
I.lMli ISSIMER—TRROF.A.tAt Pottsville. on Bert Xt.
1860. by tho Rev. J. W. Merlon. Mr. Mark R. MiPsl
mar. of Philadelphia, to M a Amlo Tregen. of Potts
ville.
YARNELL—RIIIGWAYrbathe Sd inetant, by the
Rev..l. R. Ripley. pqn.el J. Yalell to Mise Edith H.
Ridgway, all of tine city.
KITCHy.N.—On Wednesday, , otober 3, Mr. Uriah
Kitchen. in the l'lst year tit meg.
Thu relativie and male (mob re invited to attend
Ina Ihneral, from the residence of Mr. A. tiomple,
No. 211 6outh Ninth etreet. to day Friday), at 2 o'clock,
Toproceed to i curet Hill Cemetry.
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the 41st year of hie egOl.
The relatives and friends of the 'amity are rospeot
fully invited to attend the funeraltrom the rash enne
of hie brother-in-law, Thomas J. Villiamaon, NO. MOO
Lombard street. this (Frid •fteroon,_at °Week,
without further notice. To emcee( to Woodland Ce
mete
C ANT.—On the 4th instant William A., eldest
son of John F. and Mary chalfani. I 6th year.
I Chester county_ papers pleat* 00y11
.ROGERS.—On Monday, October , Mrs. Jane Rogers,
aged 78 years.
Fun rat from her late residence. No. 1031 Poplar stre * et,
this (Freda] ) mornin r. at I o'clok.
BA NRS.—On the 2d instant,Wilinn Banks, after a
lingering illness. aged 42 years.
Funeral fi om his late resider°. Tandy third street,
between Race and cherry, this Criday) afternoon, at 1
o'nlook. ,
VAN ROll N.—On the 2d install. after a lingering ill
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Funeral from his late residen.4 No 916 North Nilth
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IJAN *A —On the 3.1 instant, lks, David Henna, in
th. 231 year of her age.
Funeral from her into residene, No. 1125 Lombird
street, this Friday )afternoon ant. olma.
SToUT.—On the evening of thetil instant, Miss Annie
.1. Stout.
Funeral from her late reindeer,. No. 1211 Parrish
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year of his age.
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Hon. C. b. W oodbury. War. H. If rue.
'Horn R. Knows, bawls o,oaasidy.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
Fart of the orders for this season's sales, which hare
been handed over to us to oloee out, at less thrill the
coat of importation.
Embraced in the assortment whioh is now offered to
the public, will be found a variety or
NEW FABRICS,
SATIN DE CHINES,
PL A/D VALENCIAS,
SAXONY WOOL PLAIDS,
SUPERIOR IRISH POPLINS,
Plain and Plaids,
SUPERIOR LINEN GOODS,
And a full and complete assortment of
STAPLE GOODS.
The whole stook will be offered at very low prices
FOR CASH.
L. J. LEVY' &
809 AND 811 CHESTNUT STREET.
GRAND OPENING.
CLOAKS, IVANICILLAS, AND FURS.
PARIS MANTILLAp.
Olt CLO4K, AND FUR EM
lum,
TO OHEENNUT bTREBT.
J. W. PROCTOR tc CO , . beg to announoe to the La
ding of Philadelphia and Vicinity that they WV now
daily opening
NEW STYLES AND NEW MATERIALS FOR
FALL AND WINTER CLOAKS,
ARABS, SACQUES. BASQUES, 4c,
They also respectfully invite attention to their FUR
DEPARTMENT, which, since lest season, tie) have
considerably extended, and are Slow prepared to ex
hibit a nunoptuous collection of
FURS OF ALL NATIONS,
Innluchng Real }landau Sable, Fina Dark Hudeun Bay
Sable, Ronalan and American Mink Sable, Royal Er
mine, Chinchilla, Fine Dark Stberlan Squirrel. &0.,
&e., &rt., Jr.o.—made uy expressly for beat City trade,
of warranted well-eitasoned ekine, into all the prevail
ing styles of
CLOAKS, DIA..w f 7iILLAS. CAP ES, HALF-CAPES,
EFS CUFFS, tt,
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
Tlll 4 l PARIS PO.AIVIII.I4A, CLOAK, AND FUR EIVI•
Pt/RIVAL
nol-4t 7013 011E3TNUT STREET
91H j lINDPIRRIGNED II&VE NOW IN
.1. Store their 1 ?all Importation or
ZEPHYR WORSTED,
ymbr acing all tlu 3 new and choice colors of the season'
n all. the finest stock and assortment ever offered to
the 'ethos of Philo dolphin, and, as heretofore, the whole
from the celebrate d manuf,otnrers,
HERTZ a. WEGENER. IN BERLIN.
Now so favorable known to the Indies of this city. and
whieh we have holithe pleaeure of introducing. /is we
are dAsirous to give to our customers every mire atone
ooesible,and havrng facilities tor so doing Recant to
Future,
in our late of 'minus, we have concluded, I'. or the
future, to
BELL PULL, HEAVY WEIGHT,
Without auvanoing the ories per onn-e. Our l iuo
thei o-
mon
W will, therefore, crifiey the advantage of h acing
r orsted
WEIGHED AT 'THE COUNTER,
The only Tell preventive o C Irma
CHINOMILLA BEEVIOED TO 20 CENTS.,
We would also oatl atte, etion to our stook of 'EM
BSOID.. RIES. in Worsted and Chenille,
EMBROIDERED FILIBOPRS.
lIROIDERED SOPA CUSHIONS.
SILKS IT All KINDS FOR WORKING.
oRNI KNITTING BALL S
FLU CE EMBROID”RI ES.
KW-6'YLY GIMP TRI %MINOS.
GILT 1. N I Mfil I NOS AND GILT BELTING&
WOEUSANUNTILL,BIZEB.
RAPSOINI'A
TRIMMINGS AND ZEPHYR STORE,
CORNER EIGHTH Milt MERRY .
sad 2m
LACES AND LACE TRIMMI NGS.-
RIi3BONS AND RIBBON TRIMMIN4 lg.
STAPLE AND FANCY DRIgSS TRIM/ IINGS,
LADISS' HAIR /JETS.
In thirty destrap e styles.
KNITTING ZS.PIII'IIN S KS IN 'FULL LE NGTH
Of
AWL our special inmeriation,frea from Des customary
Injurious frauds in Sionesing- Hae4ng. and Shaming.
BR, HOR
TROMPS° YR CROWN EMIR' TS,
WERLV'S PAPP , WOVEN COS sETS.
J. G. MAXWELL, & RON.,
Wholesale and ./Astail Manufanturing 'and Importing
Establishment.
S. E. omner CHESTY. If and EL Ev.E . NTH Streets.
cm2-tufs-if-3 , . Two b10at.... west 411 . the Continental.
VLOAKING (MOTIF, CASSIMERES,
IL/ BROADCLOTHS, VESTIN OS: &O,
Hoye' Cassimares, good patterns. 7a.ota.
Latinate and Union Cassimeres. 50 to. 70 ots.
Fanny Cassimeres, from 75 to 81.75.
Fine Black Cassi mars and Doeskin,,
BLS: K BROADCLOT HS.
For Dress Coate, Frook Coats, OveYmoats. &a,
Heavy Overooatt ngs. Beaver ilot. Trloot,&o.
LIGHT CLOARINISS.
For Ladies' wear, of every dasir..ble shade.
Fine quality and low ptiae, by the Yard or piece.
N. 8.--Tealors supplied at lowaqt net cash orioes.
moor & COMAS.%
• aed9 Southeast cor. NINTH and MARKET.
WALL OPENING.—Our alterations be
ins completed, we have now arranged for sale a
fine assortment of
FALL GOODS FROM NEW YORE .AUC't TONS,
which, for quality and price, cannot be surpassed rn
the city
Velour Ottomans, all styles, from 50 cents to $1.76
per yard.
French Merinos.. including some rich browns.
Printed ;neeMer, magnificent styles.
Satin a Sole pl
Dinorahs, all wool Pla ids, 8:o.,
250 styles Pacic De laines—lM( cents.
one once 4 4 double music sic Cal cents.
.10UVIN'S AND DAJOIPS GLOVE.% Just Teo. elred.l
A splendid assortment of
BOUsEHOLD FURNISHING GOODS.
We have resolved to sell gOOlilt at a
LESS
,FROFIT THAN EVER BEFORE
And hereafter will have but
°NH: PRICE!
We Invite citizens and avengers to call and.rezegmlne
our stook before looking elsewhere.
IDIARI.E .4 AD %MS h sOti.
sel9-wmf ElefUrn and AR OH fits.
EXTENSIVE IMPROVE vl ENT& !
THORNLEY & QIHII9.
B. Corner EltiliTH & NPHINO Rs„
Th....;ng en INCREASEDre. and
THEIR STOCK.
Now &Tay for inspection
ONi, OF THE BEST STOCKS OP QOODS
In their line in_railsdelphia
ouIIOWT FOR CASH EXCLUSIVELY,
And will he sold
CHEAP!
klpeielal attention invited to
Silica rind Dress Got..ds•
ohawle and eloa:s,
Onto, an 1 Caaanneree.
Minket', awl Flannels.
Linen 6.Loile and Illuslitte.
marr.vl , e i s arse other n Q
111 re.; Ice.
All Goods marked at the lowest urine.
1860 -EYRE & LANDELL, tTli
a and ARON.
SECOND OPENING AUTUMN GOOD'S.
TYCOON JAP•NESE t•ILKS
ROYAL BROCADE BILKS.
BOLPER t UN BLACK GROUNDS.
RIGID NT BILKS ISIPOUT
HOLFERINO AND BLACK POPLINS.
GOLD AND 131.• OK FIGUR D POPLINS.
AUTUMN B. , AWLN. Broc,nd Onanina. 1 :
OPENING OF °WARE, 0-DAY.
MEXICAN, ABANIA, ARABS, &o . &o.
FALL CLOAKS 1N PREPARATIO.N,
iorne opening every daY •
Stock will be complete.
Orders taken and executed with doupatoli.
Fall and Winter Shawls.
Children's and it nayla.
COOrElt. & Wt/ lA ir - D.
eel] Southeast our. NINTH and nuts ion%
CRICKET FLANNELS.
außt received, voperinr whit.
SHARPLEstvItcy THE its
ARPLESS BROTIIERa
Ilnve Ope ned fine theplay of
rookipopelines.llthb3d !Atrium.
e Corded P 9011,214 and 4
Thick tenor MOB.
ICII * MOUSSELINES,
Chintz Colors new des , guff,
Pleat Styles bright ootn
Itnendly patterns of et .tools
• •
A UTUMN tinAWLS.
-L3L Now opennig,
'troche, Cad/warm Stria? ABr „ oue ma im , and all
the titiok winter lilhowlej..im• jo l e d for this Bealtoll.
eeatr
„RV 4 114. 14048 BROW' rah ,
. end AJOHTea
BORAX, rellnef d in eases and banvls,
ig4) for sale, IV/ ABERILL & .11ROTILV
47 and 44 North NNW u
WANTS.
WA N T E or lour A. No,
BURNI•HERS, of good mom! ottargoter,at
Ninth and Wn Ince. JUHN O. MEAD & nONe.
t.
WANTED—A Girl to do general house
work. She mug nnme well recommended. AP
plr No. 683 North F. t. EVENTII. Street. ao4•tt
WANTED—A competent Man, of gen
teel address, to sell Goode on commission. Ad
dress" tni." office of this paper. oe4 At.
WANTED—Three Men to black stoves.
None but those acquainted with the business
hood aDply. NORTH. CHASE, & NORTH,
not 2t 2011 North NECOND Street.
WANTED -A GOOD WATCHMAKER.
to go South. Permanent employment, and
good erases. Address Box 721 IttCllslo .1.0, Va. of-3t'
WANTED—A MAN TO WORK. AT
an Oyster Box. Reference required from his
last Place. Address immediately A. 8.. B ood's Do
spate, h. clet.3
WANTED—A young man, graduate of
Marmite,. to amen inn Oran and Pren-rintion
Fatore in Mostar anent, ' Pa. Address by mail, .• 1; J."
ContesPiPe Pont Otn 'o, Cheater 00., P. stntinn Henri
expected filet year, and produoing geed references.
003.40
W ANTED—By nu experienced Sales-
Goodeman,Situation in a wholesale Cloth OT Dry
house. Address MARThN, clime of " The
Press." nc3 155°
WANTED FOR THREE IsIONTHS—
eI,OOO. for whioh good security will be then.
and an interest in a speculation that will yield fifty par
cont. profit in six months. For partioulars address
ADAM, blood's Dispatoti. oc3-50
WANTED -A SITUATION AS POR
TER OR WAREHOUSSMAN, by a competent
Person, who can furnish some of the best city refsr
°noes. A shoe house preferred, as ho hoe had ten
ream' esperienoe in the bum ss, and could promote
the interest of bin employor. or would be willing. to
serve in his capacity to any wholesale or octninission
house. Address" SEEMS," this ofhoe. oe2, et•
WANTED—A Purchaser for tho Fix
tures awl Good Will of a Grocery and Provision
store, doi^g a f it business. Pries. glee. Fo particu
lars. aileron "Seventh street," oflioe of The Press.
002 4t*
rpo GROOERS.—A Young Man of active
31 .• business habits, who has hai'several years' exne
fleece in the grocery business. wishes a attuntion: can
gm , his Is at employer as reference. Aderess" Lewis,"
office of The Press. oc2-8:"
WANTED—In Exchange. prime uni.m
proved Farm Land in New Jersey convenient
to this city, for city property. Address " IC," office of
this paper. oei.*-611
WANTED A Situation in a Retail
Groeary Store, by a Young man who has had
several years' experienoa in the business. Beat of refe
renege oven. Adoresa •' Charles," this &800. 002 it*
FOR SALE AND TO LE I'.
rpo CHAIR AND 0 BINET AlAKEtts.-
-R. 'rho Phcen , x Wood-Bendlng Company, owners of
" Blanchard a Patent." for the Mates of New York.
New Pram , . Pennsylvania. and Maryland, will sell
oonalYi town. or slice mktg. or grant 'mangos to nee.
on eaay terms This la the onty patent. All Infriagfre
will be striotly dealt with Apply to JOHN iiII.3BY.
or O. A. BlittgEtiti, No. 34 BKOADWAY.'New York.
oc4-d3m
%I L) BRICK BINNITACTURERS.—A
-Ili RARE OPPORTUNITY 18 OFFERED.—The
owner of a traet of fine White Clay Soil, suitable for
the finest euality of Brick, situate on a Navigable
River. till rty miles from New i ork City. with Do 'it on
the premises. and adjacent to a Radioed. is desirous et
treating with a oompetent person. either to melanin
turP the brink et per thon.and, deliverable from the
Peek. or lease for a term of years on liberal terms. Tn
such a party facilities wou'il be granted. apply or ad
dress, for full particulars, with reference, tn
Gk.° ntiF, ROGERB.
4 41% PEARL, tit., liew ) ork City.
LARD•OIL FAOTORY.—To rent, a
MA LARD-OIL FAOTORY With 32 Patent Lover
Pressee.teitli Plates, Big& 'Aube, Kettles, Tanks; all
incomplete outer. Apply to
ROWLEY, ABRERTRNFR, &
oat N 0.16 cOIITH Wit •RVES.
TO Lf.T.—A desirable Store, located at
enuth•aet corner of FOURTH end MARKET
greets; only raoant, one to let. Apply at No. GCS
CHESTNUT Street.
VILIAARDS.-FOR SALE, two Billiard
Tellies. Phelan's Cue Mons. Marble Beds. in corn
fete order. Inquire n , ttheast corner of H an
BB.SST IN UT Streets, second story. oc2-tutt.s3t•a
FOIL iLE —A well-assorted stock of
Hardware, Cutlery, &e.. and the fixtures of the
store. with rho p r imgo of renting, the store. winnh is
situated in the centre of business. 'rho house has been
dome the Southern and Western Pennsylranio. trade
Any person UtIEHMLOI of going into the Rardwore
heel
noes will hod it a good opportunity. The stock will be
offered on reasonable terms. Address " A " at thia
office. sell Muth tf
cfifj IN CASH WILL DIY A
1 1v e- 1 ".."-• one-half interrst in a new and thriving
busmen in ibis city, to a man of enterprise, aeoePtahle
to the remaining partner ,ii helith is the reason o
selling. Additive "Enterprise," Press office, with real
name and referenees. oolret
poR EXCEIANGE.—A CROTOR TRACT
-1•- of good ummuroven farm land in the state of New
Jamey, eonvement to the , city, will he exchanged f
city pmeerty. Amply at No. /At; FROEItAIi Street
MISSOURI LAND 11
300,000 Atom for Sale, at edges ranging 11 . 011/ USt
to SO cents ey Aort a upsamantities reme, r l.
was-
T jop Al io E . l.ln 9 d l p id n'd °l i the elradnagerror "
" MU" lemma:gratis br °paladin a 6adale gam
Apr further u2WmtM a l tp A lw aNce
ar,
[I.'S. arid General land Agents,
66 Oil F.I3TN Street,
Between THIRD end SOltuTH
8 - 2..bofifii, do.
ZJ'IW WARRANTS bought, sold. and boosted.
oot.Stu .
M ! 2 M B 1 3 = a
MGR REST MANUFACTURING AND
FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES
NE WORLD. AT
T. M. bIN G-E & CO
octi-3m No. SIO CHESTNUT Street.
BOARDING.
?I WO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
Ji• MODATBD In a Private Family. with full or
Paturil Board. The location central. and the ueurh
lcu hoed unexceptionable. Please apply to " Howell,"
Blood'a .01gpatoh. cd-tit"
- -
1101e9ARDING, with communicating rooms,
oxoamive use of bath, with parlor. and private
table if deeire.l. F. 121 WALNUT street. seV-at"
. . .
LEGAL.
---
IN THE ORPHANS' COUNT FOR THE
-a• CITY AND COUNTY OF PRILADEIRIVA.
Estate of Al 1.C13 L hloCi AHTRY. deceased.
Tho Auditor appointed by the Court to audit. settle.
and sdaist the account of MARY T. Nice ettTIAY.
rwministrarrix of the estate of said decedrnt and to
wake distribution piths balance in the hands of the ac
countant, will mart the part ea interested tar the pur
pose of hie appointment. on THURSDAY. Oot .rer
•dittli. at It A. al, at hie office. No. 109 North 13.XTR
Street, la the city of Philadelphia.
oc/I I malt lAMB D. VAIL, Auditor.
- •
S AND MUSIC
..- PIANO
~,,
NM BURNS' CEt EBRATED ROSE
-191,01) and full metallio.plate I' IA N ()-
FORTES and Estey te... Green's Hamm=nd F.oban
Al el..deons. The above instmmenta are of the very
latest improvements. and beat maims, For sale at
"d...11-Blll'S Moan Stme, Aci. 1102 CaiESTI ,I I I I
k:"t' eellm
iviATTCS , II'S NEW IMPROVED PIANO
ow . Sir CITION 13001(..Easiest method of fin
gering, tteel,.‘.ee with a beautiful selcation of_ Millar
Pieces ana pro . r, Nisi, 0 lessons. ever befortlenblialled In
a small work .., ut • ovy. o,o_ooll[B—at ALAIII:BiI'a Mimic
State, 1102 Cr( EST. u-4-I.s.""' eel-tm
mEr Sll3--Fro m all emtalopt es 111 .._
, mot, per pazo-nt 1118
-"-M- United States at One
ARRE'r So ' ' Vernere Mammoth
permute the • '
Market House . ° 4.-Int
WINNER'S IN DEPENDEN-n. YIOILIN
PLAY '• R. Idos.l. 2. 3. 4. 5. IS j_. emu! a'• ' 16 1,1 ° ,71
ready-Ammo 25 eents-at MARSH'S A c ne s 'or... -)--
OHnEITRUT Street. oai-bh
.-.
MINCE MEAT. MINCE MEAT !
ATMORE'S MINCI MEAT!
We are now prepared to supply our customers, friends,
and all others. Bend your orders at once. We warrant
it to Improve every day it la kont, irre•peotive of Nvpa
titer.R. & F. ATAIOI2B,
r "Zig + — v ,— Tenth and Buttonwood streets.
SALES BY AUCTION.
BAZAAR, NINTH AND SANSOM
ACICZIk... STREETS.
LARGE SALT , . OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
On Saturday Morning. at 10 o'olook.
Comprising o or
50 HORSES.
And a large collection of desirable Corriages,Wagons,
Darnels, sea.
Included in the catalogue will be—
A pair of handsome bay Cotton Mules,
An elegant Colton, by Rogers.
A Coupe and Be. noes. the property of a gentleman
breaking up his stable.
1/07* Full particulars In catalogues.
OCT lie postponement on account of the weather.
ALFRED M..IIBRIUMse.
004-2tif Auctioneer.
STOVES.
QUAKER CITY GAS CON
BU NMI, PATENTED by CHARLES JONES,
Veventh Month 1010,
OR rAT lAIPROVEMENT ON SILVER'S
OAS BURNER.
ly the war of the Quaker City G ea-Cense miny Parlor
an Office Steven all duet may be avoid , . d. the rooms
ventilated, and en even temperature maintained for
many hou a. withtut any attention to the fire, and at a
f• at savnis of fuel
For eels by CHARLER JONES, Patentee. No. 303
North Nib i;ON D tree t, a tore Vine. where the exnellent
onsunome Cooking Stove DAY LION f,
paused in tin operation., may he obtained. Of the large
number now inoh ration, every stove, Ave believe,
gives entire aatafaotio a. oott.3irt
MILLINERY.
tn. Mrs. M. S. BISSOV, No. 1016
%OA CHESTNUT Street, next door to the St. Law
rence Hot , l, opon on 'I. HURSDAY, Uotober the
4th, PARIS MILLINbRY. OA-60
tit MRS. M. S. BISHOP, NO. 1016
011.ViTNUT street, next doter to the St. titU . :-
7'am° Rotel, has revolved a large and elepezt assort
ment of PAR'S BONNETS, CAPS, and HEAD-DRESS,
and is now prepared to furnish Milliners and Merchants
with pattern Hate. anal- lin
fa L BIR9. H. WRIGHT, 137 PINE
Street, yin OP , n F ASHTON ABLE PALL
LINERY, on THURSDAY, t,ctobor 4. 1560 001-40
SAVING r uNDs.
QPRING GARDEN HAVING FUND,
10 Office, 331 North THIRD Street, between VlllO
and Dallowhill. Incorporated by the Lesistature April
nth ? Mil. Open Alsoapoeits and Pa/ments, daily from
•co .A. 44 o'olocc. on MONDAI and TRUDaDAY
yb.NINUS, from 6 to 8 o'oloot,
their stonerst. per annum. Depositors can with
dr a • by Checks, if desired. Special De
pa w l • received.
JAMES N. PRINGLE. Presided',
v..",`110 TrAly. Anrafiary
-- . —_
RAVIN V FUND—UNITED STATES
K..' TRUST COMPANY, corner THIRD end CREST
NUT Street. _„
ai
Large and ISM E. Rini received, and rd bcch co de
mind without lie Veer With N IrJYp PE CENT. IN riA
REST from the del of deposit to the 4/(11 e vitt -
dreffal.
°Mee heellt,_ from.l2tntil I o'olo4 ever del. and on
MONDAY EYENIN ..N.e_trom 7 until e e °look.
DRAFTS for Woolf Xnalaud. 11-Auld, -4 I.:outland.
flail nowarde. ILey.7FORD.
reaident—STF.VlLEN R. c
'resemer—JAMEN R. 1 1 1 1SteE-R.
PLINY FISK. Aetuarr. itel7.lr
. . . . ,
INSURANCEC OMPANIES.
VAME INSURANOE COMPANY, NO.
1: 400 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
LNCORPORATIID APRIL, I. BY TEE STATE OF
PENSLVANIA.
CONFINED TO FIRI 4 AND INLAND RUMS.
DIRECTO3B.
Samuel Wright.l.). B. Rimy.
Win. W Waltore, . m
W Everreart
li J r. , ‘ ite. Richardson, la Lewie. Jr
en. A. West. Jacob W. Stoat,.
Q. Wilson Davie, Yunnan Stern.
' hos. 8. Martan•
tiEORDE W. fhiN,_Preeldiga.
FRANCIS N. BUCK, Vice Yreti'L
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD. Secretary. pall-Hi
SEA/Sri - 71i.
AMERICAN AFADRAIY OF MUSIC.
ULLAII,N & Irriteitosaws ITIAN OPP:RA.
GRAND firAL A 11 GIFT!
IN EO.OOR OP Be RON ENEREVir•
ON WRIINE.D AY. Oot. 10 1810,
Under the gluoorvaton of
VIA COMMIT (1:a 0 ir A ARANO MIENTB.
When the rollowmg Operatic enterainnmst t. 6 Gra.
sdilirlaig= the olVcce
7=: en4hrt e 3 =ttd Osoi
hen,viz
FLOTOW'S GRATVD OPERA
OF
MANTRA.
Mid the Pint Act or Ve , iti A.
T Opera Of
LA TRAVIAT
THE 8 I. OF TIQKFTB
COMMOI2IOO. et the x Oftn , the il t eg4lB2_nf,
ON F3ATURDAY JO A. FRECLBELY-
0 7 N0RAL ARRAi GESTENTB.
looter the. , the atinest nrillianeY may ritletd
occasion of this " Grand Gala Oyer& Ntzht.' the f
towlaF arrangements will be strictly adhered to, and
con phrase with them to requested:
The Parquette. Pat curette Circles the First: and
Becloud Tiers of Balconies and Boum will, on this odes , -
aiou. he united. and will oomiunuicate with each other.
and the entrance will he on Broad weer,
ORDER OF THE GALS OF TICATISTIS.
The onlyplace where tickets and reserved seats earl
be oetained will he at the Office of Academy, whale
all the seats, with the exception of those speeteillY re
served by the Committee of Arrangements. will be &t
-eased of to the public without preference or niedue
'MK PRT , I3 or ADMISSION
HAS BEEN FIXED A f TD R a.E noLLAits.
THE PROSCENIUM BOXER,
with the excoution of Numbers Three and 70er, WFALQ3
solden resolved for Lord Renfrew and State, vitt
bet Fitt , nellars °soh
THE SALE OF TICKETS.
The Sale of Tweets Will commence at the 13 0 e.odioqj
of the Academy. on SeTUR DAY, October at 10 ..14.
mutably. Red continue nettl all the Seats are d era
or One, ins daily at 10 A. M., and closing at P.
In consequence of the large number o• applicatlone
for masts, es also to preclude speculation. the com
mittee have deemed it necessurr to determine that on
Saturday no mere than six tickets shall he di!lxltmd Or
to tiny one applicant, ,vbion rule will be positively Ad
hered to.
THE REsRRynD BRATS.
To every ticket of a mason entitling the Imsder to a
reserved teat will be "attached a &moon speotfyllB the
number and location of the seat, which moat be pre
served by the holder. (after hales shown to the tien-ril
which will entitle the holder to the same seat th -murk -
on the evening; the admission tiakets bein6 left With
the ticket-takers at the dome
THE USHERS.
An ample number of inteili.ent and polite ushers
have been engaged specially to escort visitors to their
seals ; they wig be d stinguished he white rosettes.
PROMEN AD e, felli.E
A limited number of Pr:menade Tickets available
ror either of the tiers, will be isened at three debate
each.
THE FREE
With the exemption of the Preen (to whom Patella tick
ele will be given) will, on this occasion, he I/RUM!" 6 . 25"
vended ; nor will any person be admitted without et
ticket, on any pretext.
THE CLOAK ROOMS.
Ae it is eonfidentiy expeeted chat the oustomary eti
quette of fa I evening dense will be obeet,ed by all the
emitore, the Clock Hoene of the Academe will be thrown
open and plated in charge of fully qualified attendants.
CARR. AOKB
Conveying parties to the Academy will net down
heading tenth I and take heating north
K
TH WILLh, CP(- NEI)
on thie omission at half-past six. o'clock (half an hear
earlier than venal,) nail the purl "mince will COIIIIROCINI
it eight o'clock preoitiegyi l l he public are teuweteto
oocupy theirseara fifteen miuntee before the oommenee-
Meet at the performance. it
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The Directors of " TAE ACADEMY OF MUBlet
NEW YOEK,” reseeo , fully anuounoo that they Wat
gtve abrief Season of
ITALIAN OPERA,
'Vlach will be inaugurated on
Wr.Dfik.,B DAY EVENING. October 10th.
By tho
GHAvD GALA NIGHT
IY nr,Noll OF LOHO RENFHRIV,
The sale of tickets for Friday end 'aturdn.r, Ootobe
12th and 13th. will commence at 10 A AT. on 810 N OAT,
Jototie Bth. when smite can be ermined for the fired two
uncial", at the nor , rice of the Acedems• at the Maze
and Piano Stolle of fie k
TICKET I arino
S. -nd ChioherinVe.
SFASON
Gentlemen who are desirons of retaining their seals
for i he entire season of tea nights are renusated to ap
ply, or leave the r orders. at the south Box itloo of the
Academy of Music on 8 TURDAY October But, or
P rior to JO A. N. 011 MONDAY. the Bth.
l'oe regular Opera nights will be Monday, Wednes
day, Fnday. and Saturday. oea-at
WALNCIT-STREEI THEATRE
Sole Lessee —Mrs. 51 A. GARR FTFY,_
Stage Mr. NYM. ClinevrAii.
Bomnroo A rent .._. JOS. D... 5111 RPM
OF.SFFI OF AIR. PEI ER RICHni(O3.
THIS (FRIDAY EVENING,
EX:VREM FS.
blark Mayberry. Mr. P. P i:durtn; Mre Crosby. MLR
C.RAndlingla ; Mies 'efferzon
ALLEGORY
Doors open as a quarter to 7 o'clock t performances
.ionimence an( o'olook.
Pruses of Admission i Dress Circle. (Seats secure&
without extra charge.) cc cents; Parquet, (Seeds se-
Jared ate!) cents.) 97%i cents; Second Tier and milt'
nrale and Third Tier, es cents s Private Boxes. eft_ 5X4
93; Sinsla Seats in orchestra and Private 18Gxes. M e.
WHFa'rLEY & CLARIU.'B MUTH
STREET T. I II3ATR , I—DRAR IN MIND I
ONLY Two NIGHTS toOn.E.
OP TOM TAYLOR'S OS EAT COMEDY OP
THE ELECT WV
ThE ELI.I.TtON
TO-NIGHT' AND TO-MORROW.
Positively the only niehts it den be ver4ormed.
t ono , uue with the new Lora' oddltv.
Tag PRI , rlel OF WAI , E3 ARRIVED.
secure your seats at ooze. To mortoW(l3atn , dar).
o'clook, seventh Grand Matinee.
CONCERT HALL.
TRIUMPH
rats EVENING. at 8, AND RVE
R RY EVENING`
URINci THE WEE.
PROFESSOR ANDERSON
IN 1119 pm - 1.-lAN l't D PBI.OIII2MANTEUM.
SECOND WEER OF P RopEssox Amotitoott•
Of the su. priennicly sua.aa.rul and ViliMphazati FOE. 11.
Drtllietat,rlp4 ov_ra witmaty..Or s tat:t. o= me sic.
iciIIOUT IN w6p_iii
Oa. MAGIC, MYSTERY. AND MTH,.
Dome& o • a• ntienous eamemenr. etidormed DE 'be
°Morns of Philattelphia , in the arowdea hoc e; o f Rat
week as .Iln
OPFSSOR
°REA. rEer stoup IN T.Er
NDER w GREAT CIY.
PR A ON.
GREAT WIZARD OF ERE NORM,
A.
COSMOPOLITAN MONARCH. OP MAGICIAN&
la amsted by
Mier Aederson, Pianist^ Retro-Reminiscent °tacit*.
phis; nod Clairvoyant's.
,er Ulna Anderson . ...a Standout Ariel.
Mo. Flora "nee 'Yds Patty I. hr• tense.
91 r. S. n. Andaman, Jr..... Aid-decamp to the Vriseri.
Doors open every evening nt 7 o'clock. COIDADSIAPO
at 8 o'clock.
Ratty of the IlalL —== ovate.
B W a rAa n g Cest Rat lode,. ett l ll. "ati*
Schools Omitted to the ote..thee at ball PTIO4• 00i -k
CONTINENTAL THEATRE,
(Late National.) 'WALNUT Street. above Eighth.
MONDAY EVENING. Ootober 1. ISEI,
And every Fvenina daring the Wows.
CARNOR 08.3 ANDRA l F.I"S MIN•TSLBERJItitIi
BURLESQUE. OPER4. TROUPE.
FRANK 11-OW Fit
FRANK MOR ON.
S. 7,. CAR N:MtOcS, ani_
SAM SRAB.ILBY
An appear nightie,
r he ereatest amount of talent and the most talegitst
performers now in the businece R•e then„
A CH Attain. NIRE PLv. •
Sea daily Lille for parr -Wars. Doors cyan at of nosy
mence at Tn. Tioliete 23 cents. tiol-fit
SANFORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
ELEvENTR STRFF.T.
OPEN FOR THE SEASON,
NENVI.Y DECO
R A ATEn AND. PACNTRD.
MR. SNFORD
Stu soonred one or the
LARGEST COMPANIES ever presented berstefore..
who will appear nightly.
Kinford will perform every evening.
Doom open nt 7; Commence at 7%
Admittance 25 nente. Children 13 cent.. sal7-im
CARL WOLFSODN AND TUFONRE
THOMAS'S SERIFB OF SIX CLASSICAL SOl
- at the FOYER of the ACADEMY OF sIO.
Subsoriphons will he received tho MII9IO Stores of
11. Andre Co.. 1104 Chestnut street; Lee h. Wrdker.
722 Chestnut street; Beck & Lawton. tinventh and
Chestnut streets; and Th. A. Bohnudt, Juniper and
Che tnut streets, where the programmes and parades
!are can he seense9B der"
pENN A. ACADEMY OF THE FL.' , lll
ARTS.-1025 CHESTNUT Street.
Containing a Large collection of Palntlngeanil S3l I
tore, is now open daily from 9 A. M. till d P. M. AG
adman 45 011. : children umlerL° ream. 12 cent& 172-11
s in th,
J . R. STAFFORD'S
OLIVE T.R.
WHEN OLIVE TAR IS INIIALISD Its -healing Balrortir
odors aro brought in ooataot with the lining membrane
of the
THROAT, BRONCHIAL TUBES. AND ALL THE
AIR-CELLS OF THE LUNGS.
wißvin ":a at once any pain or crirreseioni and Lenin:a
itt „,, , , n or billsraation.
any irr T A B is TAX":II3PONSCOAA. It 10TiLll
WREN OLIVA -
an
-arid Healing Scrap for Concha and
unequalled Soothing
all Throat diseases. ' , an, Its Magnetic or Mil-
WHEN Our s Tan APPL. •ttF 17106 t opligy
otiitrateit curative powers rends . -is .
PAIN ANNIOILATO....• .
Olive Tar it nor stick-v-4m not c/trac"...i....
Fifty cents a bottle, at 44:1 BROADWAY. N.Y., qtr
by all Pruglabs.
J. R. STAFFORD'S
IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS
ate sealable preparation of Iron and Sulphur. ideutioat
with that existing in t, ,, tt blood of a rerfootly healthy
neinon. tint ing with the digested food,
THEY RECITALizu AND Pnatre THE BLOOD.
THEY IMPART ENIIRGY TO TRH NRAVOT3•BYSTEM.
THEY INcIoONATE THE LITER.
THEY STRENGTHEN Tim MoraMN.
THEY BEGTLATr. THE RECV ETi.•Ns or THE BODY.
AND ARE A SPEoI Plc TOR ALL FEMALE WEARNeeiri
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR A PACEAOR
At 442 BROADWAY, Now York. and all Drugents.
PAMPHLET CONTAINING TErrimoNLIIO ?not Tire
following and more than 100 other wPII-known prom&
vent Pomona, will be sent io any &thircoa.frea by ni,TiJ.
GEO Law, Eag., Patin avenue, New York.
tIIMEON DaAern, Eon., Banker, New York,
THERLoW WEED, bee., Albany, N. Y.
Oen, fire ()nem Washing.on, D. 0.
Col. SAHEL!. COLT. Hartford, Conn.
Col. Organ. re AY, U B A.
BM JO I nun LEAVITT, Ed. Independent, NOT YOr,
Rev. E Relent. Ed Examiner, New York.
Par. D. W. Cao NT, Art. Am. Bible Union. N. Y.
Rev. O. F. A. SPINNING, Buttennutta,
Rey. Pr. LEONARD. Exeter, N. U.
BEND FOR A P Alll
Sold by all Drnggl to UYOTT & CO., No. 239 !Perth
SECOND Street. Agents for Pennsylvania. ben Sal
ET ART'S DIGESTI VE.—To invigorate
•IL the digestive org.xne.— =those who profsre to tah
ti
no medteine ge it for streng.mtning onettoee. 01
by W. O. tJ 0 DOS 'Pt. Northettet corner of TEN CR nn
ARCH, and other Drueetste 003 ISt"
SSPECIALITYIoPR I ADIf S —TRUSS
AND BRACI. DEPARTMENT conducted by OptSt
r,4terit Ladies Entrance on TWcoL,Frit Street, brat
door below Race. A •ifil boo of Mechanical !imp
ales. light and tiegant in rentfrurrton. spmariy
adapted to Ladies' tt , e.
C. R. NEEDLES, Pr . oarietor,
S. W. corner TIVEtXTR and
RACK Btreete.
ehiladelnbto.
X - 4' Entrance to C.. 11. N.'e Room, for gentlemen, at
the corner. Bolt anal'
A WONDERFUL AND NEVER.
2 - 1 FAILING REMEDY FOR DIStAf3ES OF VIR
NERVOUS STEM.
PROFESSOR SIORRIT
EIICEPIIALOB,
AN EXTRRNAI. REMEDY.
Proparo.l by MOORRIDGE & 00., No. 09 Muth
FOURTR Street.,
lii And for sale by Drngerdn renprallY• 88.124C01t
For the 11.115TANT ASTIIMA I RLIEF and PER=
INLA.NF-NT CUR E
E of tl.la diatrede.mr
Plaint, us
13RONOVIAX., CIGABIP2.III4,
blade by 0. D. SEYMOUR. So 00., 466 BROAD
WAY, New York. Price Wear box; east free by prat
say7-em 111 FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS'.
A ZUmm A 1 AZUMEA ! AZUDMA !
AV-Mind: EZUMEA: AZUMEM AZIMIN.h. I
PROF. MORRIS' AZUMEA BAKING POWDER.
Manufactured rotary at No. 62 North FOUNT ,H
Street. and for rile in Groo•rs genprally. 8019-Stez
~l' ntEr.oBo 'PES AND SI ERE' ISCO t IO
b.- - ' VIENVEI.—AIpo, EPPOtaelea. Fro-xlereoe. Opera.
glnesee. Miorocopea.acd all kind of clpteel Dad 111n.he
mama' Instruments. at
114 J. FRANKLIN'S Optiolist.
001.12 t if 1 1.2 g.FOURTH et feet, below I,ili4a•unt. _
t 500.."Velt..‘'EnBidsZdriEnitaZgiFtRo.218
rtln will be Oliloted Quvernor , W. 14. pe e ctrOn A n .,
erehanut' Rotel. Q 0440
. . %
MEM=
111EPICINAL
IF 1/1 N I) T , 8