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W xemlejlasiiaekg , A Beheftel. New York
W tiara,/ Alismieny JI, James & wr. Kectuoky
lire Howard , Kentoo k v '„ , lifiesiteyee - k smock,
Thoe teleFadden. Jr. Fe. ;" Jaa M
Broome & Fla
• OreenwaY, Virginia. :Jos Albertson, le Orleans
F, H. Hanford, New_ York .1 olumnthal, New York
b Natmgliain Virginia , Ale* kluges & wf, Mont's'
T J hloMt lan &la" le 0 N Hltohcook. New York
W G Crenshaw. itiolimq 133 Jordan, Richmond
J T Doewa,, lehmend W Jones-
las a. , Botenteou,tiab'g .1T Johneon; X Carolina
oit cmotr,,N Carolina - Min 0 H Alien, N tnerothm
1) Berry, .oarolins Wm S Beech; Maryland
W Firmstons. rennet • S Perry. Montgomery
It G Duvall, Baltimore t -Hit Call, Florida ,
CC Daront‘is Carohna J Mai/vain -
H Webb,.ohio • B Bete, Missouri
N Moagurran: 'Virginia, A W a lly A wf, Virginia
j.l 3 Hunt h, Texts Miss est. Tense
F Pond, it Owl orkChas L Hunt & la, St Louis]
h'isa B A Rent, Bt. LAIIIiS - him Ringeling, St Louts
• Dant & eon, roster co 1 A PerrY, New York
Jae It Lee, Richmond, Va B De Laral & la, N Y
J A mixes, Maine „. S Wolff Ala- Lotuxinna
Ii Whitney. N Hem% Rlohd L llempbell..N York
3 B Bentley, Cinolnneo, C W B i xon, Lowell
n Grow, Glenwood J N Cutunnghant, Pittsburg
• Taylor, Us N J F Randolph. N Jenny
P F Wolcott & mister. N J Ait Kimball. Mexico
E 11 Gwen & wL Mau J P McGee, Teradelee
AL. Hamilt . m, Tennessee SV J Widdleton. Ilew York
F ht Camp, Delaware J L Thorne, Minnesota
1)1 it staflord, New York C Broneman, Lance-ter
J W Patterson. new York B ti Wheelock, N Orleans
D B Berahaw,,PliDeulelphis 1) F Austin, Augusta, Gs
W Bartow k.111: - .r41111h , 111 0 it sI Goveuer, filemohitt
Wmgandt & la, Jsoks'n W A Greenwood, Boston
AL Livangeton.New York Lit Smith. New York
W 13,5h0p, New (Madan Mrs Lawion. New Orleans
• Johnson. tIOSCOn 3. Harrington. Salem
J Kendall, New York J H Reed. Baltimore
N 0 Conner. Baltimore - G W Gail, Baltimore
IL Wheelwright, Boston Min Wahl
Mm Cast St John T Crane, NY
Carr Rodman, U 8 A W H Kay, Alabama
t unnatt & air. Conn 3lt Moore. Virginia.
Mite M J Nvarto, Virginia ILL Paturreoe,Washingron
F Burkett. Havorhill L Johnson, Boston
Thos M. Kcal &ia, Balt A E Beach, New York
- Dexter Washburn. Miss .11' Vegas, Louisiana
13 A Clark, Baltimore A Anderson, MD, Scotland
G/R&PD HOUBDt-Ninth and Chestnut streets.
WM, Chasholm & la..Mirs Miss C Austen, La
W It Thompson, Louisville J B Fannon, Philadelphia
N sout h CIDOIIIOI. Dr F J Moses, Bii
m
She Hamond, Philadelphia W McMichael, Phila.
'Thos W noksrittsburs , Taylor, Westchester
C B liharou , W est Chester, John Randolph
D U White' " . - Mitchell • -
Thos Baker & la: es Miss Baker, Pennsylvania
J T YqJ us, Pennsylvania B riThonipaon, is
Ji sepia Delawaro R neltswere
Mr Gill& la, Conn , Wendelb, Washington
Jan Young.' Middletown J 0 Wilson. Pitteburg
N 1L MTh. Rockford 11 S Lewes & wf. knits.
Chas f.` Gardner '& wf, La ' Miss Geuther, La
Nrae Crawlord. Louisiana .PBellenndoft & Ia,NY
WPedbury , Beaton - Gen erni.k. Pennsylve nia
J B Calensali &la, N Y Mien ea dwell, Haw York
Clan Grah-ru,& el. Vs Mr Th , meson & wf. m 11
MIA ThMnpaith.'li Carolina Milk Wilcox, el CMOling
Nlcteltrdl York veek
J H blifipkl3 North Montreal Miss eirepaon. Montreal
firtifia, Carolina, W W Love N
JIO hi Loftin. N Carolina WB U Cobir.N Carolina
N L ertottront, N Carolina 'eta W Alden & la. VA
Alias Aldan, Virginia J A Rockwell. New York •
htfe Rockwell tr. oh, N. York hit Roberta & la, Del
Miss Goldsini h, Louisiana il I) Baldwin, Suflalo
A Dunlap & la, New 't ink Maga A B N York
Z't bed. Massachusetts Goo P rdeu. Carolina
John .tiarnell; ra,ew York Mrs Davis, f4OW Yorkt
Thoa,Coleate Md Alms Waters, Maryland
:Mom Lizzie Jones: Ma .1 Duffy. Pennsylvagua,
B B Church:Net . Y. tk hi Canby, New Yore'
w m o Bieek. New York Miss A Black. New York
Miss I) DiDeck, New York Miss JP Drumon. Ohio
& wt, !Haas W B Barring. Baltimore
John Wallace. Baltimore • Miss Houston, Baltimore
N Monigemorl, Baltimore' It France. Delaware
1 Underhill & wf, Peoria 'rhos Morns, Prov, It I
At II nail. ?row. It 1 Jag northers. Pro'', It I
Win II .*:etilen,weshington n is Thomas. Washingkon
1 , A ilownini., Boston Jos T Norton, Wheeling
ltiartey &ars. NOW York T Jones, Yhiladelpht.
W Norris, Ploladel obis, C J Gilbert. New York
harrisbn. New Orleans: Chair *the, Boston
D vite,liew'Yorle D.l Bigelow. Boston
A J Vanderpool. New York B Karel, New York
Alr Joseph . New York 0 Burbler. Now York
David J.rfailay. Georgia Miss B B Bailey, Georgia
A Breed & la. Georgia IlAillardawar, Virginia
John 11. Kelly & lady. ift C .r w Gale. Newport. Ohio
W Phillips. 1 i/nesse W T Gregory, New York
Mos Heardios„ is en:York it Boyer, New York
Win Norm, Wlnsport
1 1 .1111LCHAINT8' HOTEL—Fourth street. below Arch.
I) Irenderson f e umb no, Pa W Cooper, Pittsburg
T F Lotman, Pennayivania H Applegate. Cm, to
G Webd la,i-rayvtil,lll A C uowles, N -
A 1, Douthil,North Carohna Wm D baring. Virginia
JasN otuart, Virginia L Gilbert & la, II arnstuirg
j k?!.TBf i ettiit, n ien - - D Kimp°lta, Penns
W blathers, Milioa
BB dinruevaut, re.keebarroJno 8 Angle, Franklin no
Jai Coatesville Wm Holmes
Win Cooper G It Barnwell, Lane on, Pa
Pavid klairjanoaator J 8 konnerr, Freeport, 11l
JosEmigert,Freepoit, 11l D P Webster, New, York
Jolla W.--Q.eekttese,,Va it 8 Todd, Snow H.L, Md
Ouggenheimer. Virginia .1 H otewart, Virgtnia
lifeaker, Mauch °bunk ~ A Cleaver, manor' chunk!
Aid utiOAN IlingL—Cheetnut street. above Filth.
brEarbert, Philadelphia IL W Holton, New York
W ripaytha, Cleveland James H Borivner, N J
2,11 , a Mann, Baltimore A B Judson. Providence
J W ,Parks, - ri
C Danker, Virginia
M EiniY- - Plitl.idalp_Ma. 'James 'Aiohmond. bl York
Wm hiobniond, New York It:o.'Brd Hearn. Virginia
Louis Hurr,.New York B Watson, Milton
Hll tiWoopir & la, Clearfield, Semi Wilson , Jerry Shore
WAN , Phtla.delphia. AK 2 Dawson , New York
.1 Pl.Doirance; Farina' - 1) a Bohollenbergar, Pa
.lohn MoUtirty,tt Lyuis P.Car ter & la,Aew York
Jas 1, White, hew ork 11l Drum. Cenneatiout .
11 ti M Sitm, Boston' Johitt a koalas, Boston
1. B Bailey, Boston Jos Young. Delaware
Goodwyn. lielmare - A R Ashburn, Virginia
S 0 Darden, Virginia - C B °loot!, dt LOWS
it A Annated.'Viramit /rev .1 Snerp. Baltimore
PI 0 Wallis, Baltimore John Cookran & la, Bait
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- "JONES' HOTEL—Cheatnut street. above 811th. •
J Maryland F M Adam, Philadelphia
Good Payne. blaryland ChlAhl. Yen neelvama
.r.MSuitts,Cincmnatt.OhioJsosenneun, CM, I.bio
CA cramer & Mary land 0 Delaney & la, Carlisle
)14 ,Collius. Keshmeton, L H Demi. Georgia
afro Ttionnison, Virginia Chas Emma. '
Geo T 13oott. Wash, D • F bbipma,n, N C
T A Ribhaidron A art, At I J B minivan, Washington
'Pt Bricker. ranonsier. Pa . C Smith, Delaware
W Non Banat. N Y 413 Hyatt. New ork
J 0 Bauman, Worn, H C Berlin, New York
A Ulark,tndtana
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BT. L0U18 , 7-Clitelmit st.. above Third.
L P Bolger. Penns),lvinfa Jht Macrae, Tennessee
A Cone). Vran,lord, Xy .1 Brtiihert,ftew York
W Baltimore
J Milts & la: Albany. NY JD Ras, Nova Bootie
Crow, Move tenth., J Johnson, Altoona.
J Mato% Philsdelphia J ashv n. Jr. Philadelphia
3 Chandlef, tank.C W Butler, Conneoueut
it t. Mater. & In. nits, Niro W x Ramsey. .1 eh &
Jae A altreheitrier Penne eery, Meson tieq -
J E gent hen, New Jersey B 8 B lehman. New Jersey
Lirnishorn, Now Jersey J Brown, Fiala -
Pt Ramer, Norte Carolina F Ramon North Caroline
8 Drawn, California
VIII UNION HOTEL—Aroti street. above Titlnt
Win Getz. Cots/Sauna .111tobinson,Pa
W is Shaffer. PIUS , urg Kamer. Brownstone. Pa
R obt G goon., Warren. 0 Jos Harter, Peceniville
Wt itB Stiktp; New Jerser .Itenj Severance. Onto
Gool.lkiernse.. Jr: R. I Teo' Voy. Cambridge. 0
J 0 Crane. Pittsburg .18 MS111111111& IS, Pa
T S Iletteomb. new /creep' • 0 8 Miller, Ohio
Datitliltsrabt 8 Morrison, iturPton, lowa
/. Rout bolo. fd as d - btevens.24esr York
7 Ureen,,ltavenus,
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ti CATER UNION—aI arket street. above Stith.
jes Green. Ninthly*. Conn Wm Topes, Pittsburg
K./JoAnne. Vehorere - Bsint zherly, Delaware
Barrett ' Pennsylvania . Win Mallvsin f Beitab_nrg
I's M Elder, Pesy.veu n A H riven. /Mum P
s, e
Evans. Alechmoumburg Wm Deven, pa
deo ti,v, Herrick. Boston E Brooks & la.Miilernille
VP Watt, &strobe . .1 Omega's, Philadelebia
WA Vey, Yhtlerfelplen Hat Liorr. Pennsylvania
Jag Lekinilaiorth wales - Bev klitdob, Perrrl 00. pa
DeV owcomer.Perry co 'll 1' Dunbar, Pittsburg
AlAlaCleas: Atlantic thty
GOUrkingof,rl.4 JiOT,Dlr-^Blxol street, ab, Chestro.
Caleb Pierce, C hester eo L B Platt. Delaware
D J Brown, if arnaburg Hobertson. Phila
Ben' .6151200 . 11. . EratZ, Lowe, ra -
hlrooncie.k, Wilur;.Dat , ;.- H
Snyder, Pennsylvania
Paeroook. Kennett-I.4're Dr cirintoo, W Chester
W B Branton, w Chester - 1, suck, Cheater co. Pa
R _liuntiagdon—
J t> )(bode., Chester no D Uhandler,Doestor, to
Alt theratri3,r9o,oo,,ea , • ' ,
' HLAOX BEAK HOTEL-.Tblrd . st.;
Hiliselesidi Bylrsrry, Hililosis. Moreland
A (Amman, Mechanicsville Wm Pair. Yardleyville
I Liffins,ler. yardlerrils - J Tomlmam, BmithEOld
N BsnmivannaHoods. tlonthamptan
I, Clement:DOleetOvnl Clemet- . Doylestown
lIT H_Lierint.'Nortitairiliton
H 8 riorer. Olney, • ,8 A Ne2fsmnsrlvaniek
Mrs It'r Readin4, Bomert'n 'S' nose tronselvanue
C Rosily, (Somerton N'A ampton
se.T.saans, renneylvonia T Eirokisan, isto_vrei
04Haraler. AMU town Forman. Jtaseon, r&
cietneat,enestoiNallek tl Weill8,110•4 1 e1
A limier, Rending _
/IAVONA L .110 M—boa *OM; 461 Third.
WrEttnilmii, Albany , " 'A Hestinge,Albany .
Jno Rodgers, Delewnre 'Bll. T Sheffer, Allentown
Simon W Du; g. Wriy.litey W k Heimann
Eli S mover; Allentown, - Cbs 8 Blonn, Mt Hu ly
:olit n ett:r2 V iT:tt_ a Louli
Semi It Steiner, rltlinde
.4artoth Stew Yolk. _
11.1. HY SHEAF HOTEL—Est:load at„ belfw Vine.
Iy Ralliday. . Nati Heim WBhearer_; Doylestown
,W Cam Huck/too if If timith, Trenteo, NT
fi'Molearr. Pennsylvania, D Thatcher & Ls. Illinois
'VP Chamber/sae ewrown John f loft Mira. Bucks no
:Chen Folmar, -Ifyloks oct.l Widdefield. Ducks oo
whoa Janney Newtown H Taylor, Books co
Timothy' Ely. Bavievi Ile T X Pickering. Bucks cto
menDennen. Newtown It Pen. Y.IaWieVAUIS
W 1 4 1ervet. New I own - J lioalle NM MIMI
4El3:Moore. Pennsylvani I, a litterchwfste.
At Pease adwidiedtir. Palma •, John Polk. Pennsylvania
Chas Janney, l'enosylvemia Tkos Walton. ..toms
.It4tittit t Pennsylvania . Amos-Corson eltddlatnp
J WNewLold, Swiss co )-At ineon, Wright/down
Den llockafan & Penns: ,‘ 8 iti'iSanli Pawtmun
Manure' Walton. Backs on AnDos t r. I , ltert-own
7 Y tudleY. Pennsylvania_ Antos Tenn, tpiddLeton
loamy Coalman Bucks co. • jenny Berson atewkoro
roe Walton, Bucks no . bawl Holcombe. Built. no
Beane, Johnimlle W L Craven. Jolinsvill•
Watfon. Hatlestown Pamnel Button, Books co
.fifierl Tompkins. Oxford J W Newbold. Bloke co
'Elaffnf'elnlflf• venlig en F Taylor, Bucks co
itesecitinhOlusitrosit, Burke co
PODKTA ?l
HOTILL—Proond strain, above Ma that.
W W WooSbrill - :Naw"pork P P Gilbert, Dover. Del
P mayhem, to.im'con, Dal. A M Y.tislne, Wilm'n, Del
.1 T Rolling. Wiltn'ttin. Del - John 'l' Grasser. Hilt
W W granger & la. Halt Finch, raw ors
Phimdel ph is Nand -Mllee. N J
70118 Dixon. Selena, N J tin Wood. New York
0 llifelden, Burlington- R W Bender. Burbnitton
,H 0 Coping o, Maryland . flavA W Yonne. Del
Col Thra J Webb, Delaware J n Amweeke & la, Lano'r
A Ef "ouk, Delaware Mrs Hate ', Penns
8 0 Kondrlck. Cincinnati, 0 L J Bicknell, Cortint, On
Dr Miles, Media, ra
' hST. VEItNON 11.01:F1.—Reound vstreet. sb. Aroh
.08/over, Pesten - tit Jones, Boston
.los'Yp tor, Ilvetoo S Booklos;Faston. Md
live Ya•shail. Maryland' rI WHAM, Maryland
-it 'T Polston. Penna. • ' W A Cook, Del
'..DrAndOrsoc, n Aron. ,Add P Low, Troy. NY
tf araer Cameron co, Fa
IP4 - 1401.:A61.1.: .110Tba,-Tbird et.. above flallowtnn.
Ctinention.Fitioburn John M Johnson L Buoks co
'Jos 0 Miksch, Bethlehem imam, Moore, Qua let Wit
'MTV Eolith, Itucke co • Beni Beene, Buck. co
•ItA Atinnot, re , ' Min Beane, LWOW! co
NibMANI'S' JIGUHE-11fird street, ab panowbill.
Ana Natick, l'hiledolphia Jamb Moms. Bucks echra
Pins P UrtArringtnti, Pm J WAdams, White Haven
D Pluck. Whine Raven Chan Brinker, W fifteen
POLITtCAL.
:TIRAND DEMOCRATIC MASS MUT
ING AND TORCHLIGHT I'ROCr BBION.
ONE' GRAND "MAI — CHARGE, AND THE
VICTORY IS OURS ! !
'The 'United Trognooraog moving in one solldw
column againet the ENE m IEB OE 'ruse CON
.bTITDTION AND tiUR ULORIOUS MN
The friordo of Oen. HENRY D. POSTER, and the
entire DESIO'IIiATIC TICILP , T, will assemble in
A 1.4 8 -8 MEWING. in front of INDEPENDENCI:
DIALL, on ;SATURDAY EV.e.-NIN CI, October 0, at
o clock. - -
Let who are ovgosed to the Bleck Repithlidgniaeo
.o6gal rArty attend:
*Ger tee meeting adjourns there will be a
GRAND TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION,
sitlisseor
• GENERAL HENRY It. FOSTER
,
-be -1,0 in.A4, cal wribateveninbr and a d dress the
The rarres. -
foliowiriii distinguiAhad Bpenkeis will address the
.-meeting: • -
Lords Lowe. • • ' Ron. Richard-Yana.
. Hon. Fletcher Webster, 11e01,13. Brewster, •
• NO. C. J. wcal,bug9, Wm. R. 'Witte,
4:6 via kt i Kneels, t. Ci Cardy,
and Cain nalii ° C h as t r v c ried to
Lineellidannin, Motile, and Geationalistn, are invited
• t9istre,Ad,s
It& 'noted hag been open : Down
4 1 114 ...kuh, -.lprAxp t a ohatd a ng s , i i Hrl a Wns i tgt
tlt Teeto to roh, ' Led lieges.. tip
*
Er order of - - Captain PETER LYLE.
It Grand Marshal.
YOUNG MDN'S DOUGLAS CAMPAIGN
ctiIm,I4.I7FATTON !I I— Most st7j4 oro'oct
lit le participate theprand Tnrehyikht
Proemine, Menme of U - Bel. D , F. 0131 . 6 R; ,
the next Gnvernottir selvanta. ' - It.
-
ERST Dthnoeratid Otti
.11-• zene6rthettrftie, etteldeneitittitietembie at the
Le ca NWilitViß o irti:ettirro, Ige t regg'ie24
memm 7Preer 911' ht z374:67vreg m il ittee.
, oArx, r, !summate, Chief Mahal.
pOL►ITICi~.,
DIMOORATIO'TIVICET.
Pop. 130*NANOIL OV PBNICSYLYLNIA,
HENRY D. FOSTER,
Of Wouttooreland County,
- FoR 001441110ESS.
lit Dietriot•—WlLLlAM E. LERMAN.
Id " JOHN BRODHEAD. ,
Sd " 401 IN KLINE.
4th ", 'WILLIAM MORGAN.
Bth " MARRY INGERSOLL,
ahAI E BENATORI
Ist Distriot—SAMUEL J. RANDALL
LiSOISLATIIIti
Int Disttiot-3,08EP11 CALDWELL.
23 " 'THOMAS E. OASKILL.
Stl " TATRICK MoDONOUGH,
dth " ROBERT E. RANDALL.
Sth. ' " SAMUEL JACKSON.
6th " CHARLES L. WOLFF.
7th " PAUL KETTERLINUEL
Bth " JOHN SMITH, JR
9th " HENRY DUNLAP.
10th " HENRY G. LEISENRING.
Ilth " .TORN S. RIEHL.
12th " .WILLIAM 0. SNYDER.
13th " WILLIAM D. MORRISON.
14th " GEORGE W. 11. SMITH.
15th " JOHN M. ARUNDEL.
10th " THOMAS W. DUFFIELD.
17th " S. M. ZULIOR.
Fos RECORDER OF DIED!,
GEORGE W. WUNDER.
Yea PROTHONOTARY OV DISTRICT Coos.",
WILLIAM LOUGMLII'L
/ * OR CLERK OY QUARTEP, BES 10N6,
PHILIP H. LUTTE.
Fos Cononsn.
ANDREW LOWRY eel-ti
pEOPLET TICKET
=EMI
ANDREW G. CURTIN.
Ist Distriat. JOHN M. BUTLER
2d " EDWARD JOY MORRIE!
3.1 '' JOHN P. VHERHE
4th " WILLIAM D. KELLEY
6tli " WILLIAM MORRIS DAVIS.
Itteotinsa 01 Dims,
ALFRED C. HARMER
PRoiRONOTART OF DISTRICT COURT
PHILIP 8. WRITE
MARS OP COVET Ot Qtr,t /ITER 8E513101111
OEOROE E. MOORE.
(AIRONSIL.
A_NTIIONY CONRAD
BEN/TX-FIRST DISTRICT,
JEREMIAH NICHOLS(
REPRIVINTLTIV.H.
1,1 Dlstriat, ABRAHAM STEWART.
2d " WILLIAM B. TURNER.
- " WILLIAM-H. SLOCUM.
4th " HENRY E. WALLACE.
6th " JOSEPH MOORE, J.
6th " DANIEL G. THOMAS.
7th " JOHN B. SELTZER. M. D.
Bth " JACOB E. RIDGWAY.
Mb " DAVID JONES.
' 10th " JOSHUA KAMES.
11th IS 2AO A. SHEPPARD.
17th " RICHARD WILDEY.
13th " CHARLES B. FORD.
14th " WASHINGTON M. WORRALL.
12th " JOHN F. PRESTON.
16th " HENRY RIGLER.
37th " CHARI4.B F. ABBOTT.
BLECTION—TUESDAY. OCTOBER O. 4626-13 t
PROPOSITION TO BETTING DIEN.-
8600 that Dilttlti is elected.
•
ltd that lie has 1000 majority.
300 that he MB 2 000
MO that he has 3,000 -
100 that he has 4.000
100 tnat be has a 000
103 that he has 6.000
300 that he has 7.000 "
300 that he hes 8 tOO "
300 that he has 9 000 "
-
300 that he has 10 "
ONO he win/ a majority of the bets.
These bets to be taken together.
IWO Bell sod Everettdo not carry hvo slave Btatee
1 000 tollitlte Jimmies co esnot carry Minot,.
259 that t 5. J. Morris is elected.
WO that Breckinridge carries Delaware.
51.000 that Lincoln carries New York by 20,000 ma
jo3 O ri 2
t y.M to 81 OW that Lincoln is elected.
Reference to No. 5 BERARD ROUNE. 006
500. to 'll et E
five bEli nd S re e d ßlLEß OFFERS
Curtin will be sleeted Governor, W. 14 1 & Wi n g,
Merchants' Hotel. oot 3t.
:sroarn G.
4: 40 E; PHILADELPHIA RACES.
POINT BREEZE
— l 4 'alA. MEETING FO PAR R 1860 K MBOOIATION.
Will commence on WEDNIREttAY. Ootober 10.
Finer DA p.—Wedneaday,Ootober JO —Bandi
-I'ra; o d r e:l n ala u ljt ta. m i) tram° t • $ / 00 ; for
feit T
e automation win add. ... —..-—. 600 00
To name and close begiember 20; weights an-
Cridell . 6ol? Bantam r; declaration Ooto
tion. 3. 114 ruWerti r tinrap d pli t. 11: AutlVlTy
timtuoing not moreasing welibElL l Any number
of homes ca be run by the came 'mown In
thia handicap. • -
CLOSED wigs THE P0L40140 EPITRITs
Thos. Purreor enters oh. 1. uSA ISINHEUR, 3
bv llpp. Glencoe, dam M ill wood , by Imp. !do
mach. Weight 87 Me.
Thos. Puryear enters' b. o. CONGAREE, 4 years, by
Imp. Glencoe, dam Millwood, by imp. Monarch.
WeithtiOt
W. H, eibbone enters lir. h. TWO BITTS, 6 leans, by
Revenue, dam by Imp„ Priem,
tr. B. Ll'ord( F. Morris) enters tr. g.'PHROOEIN.SfIK,
sea.e, hJ Cracker. dam Sallie Ward. Weight 103 lbs.
0. el. Lloyd CF. enters b f. FLEbTlfeti MO
MENTS.years. by Bolingbroke. darn Queen of Cy
press. Weight 90114
Thos. Its Thos. W. Doswell enter g. m. IRONA.
rears. by Register, dam Sleek Sal, by Prince George.
Weight 103 lbs.
SAME D.y.—Anstriation Purse two mile heats 100 00
For which it is expected alum field of horses will
contend:
B,tatx DST.—Contmental Hotel stake.
sweepstake for colts and fillies three years
old. mile heath L $lOO subgariPtlciti $OO fog
felt; Ave or more to All the strike, and to
- clone on the ZIA of September.
Continental Hotel will edd.--....—.. 26000
- The en far this stake nothaving been filled, a
substitute race, it is expected, will be arranged.
Sat 051 De Y.—Friday, October 12.-3weepatake
for all USX Four mile heats. $2OO sub
scription, $lOO forfeit; three or more to fill
the stake, to Wore on eeptember 3U. f three
Or more /Wt. tine 50001211 beat to receive back
,besatreerrettott.
he Association will add..,.......... 1 000 00
'hoe. •Tholi. W. DoeWelll enter oh. m. PANN Ir.
WASHINGTON. s years. by Revenue, dem Sarah
sehlegton, by Zingeree,
C.lll..tilou o l Morris ) enters gg. THROOSNECK.
Pedigree a ve.
Thos. Puryear enters b. o. CONGAREE. Pedigree
al l ' o v b e ti Hunter ents • oh. s. NICHOLAS 1, aged by
Imp. Glencoe. dam !Venni° Rhoden, by Wagner.
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'PROF. MORRIS' AZUMEA BAKING POWDER.
Maaufaetured solely at No. G 2 North FOURTH
Btreot. and for cats by ( - honors; Kenerallr. sela-Sm't
CbaIENTAL DETERSIVE SOAP.—One
POntld of 'NI - doh will do ne mnoh wanhing, and do a
better than three of common mein soap ; elothert need
DO boiling' nor rubbing on a wash.boaTd, Over 100,000
iamtliee are now uonetantly using it. We guarantee it
to dye satisfaction, or return the menet. All roareeta
nlourooerx have it for eater •
THAIN & NcHEONE.
4143 WI Ka gm lag NISI Mireth Wharves,
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
GEM
MEMIMUI
HARDWARE.
SON. Bc CO.,
238 SOUTII, SECOND STREET
ARCH. and TENTH BUM!
RETAIL DRY vrooios.
INDIA SHAWLS.
REAL INDIA I:AMU% lIAIR LONG AND SQUARE
SHAWLS AND SCARFS,
At moderato prices; just received an elegant assortment,
to Which the attention of the Ladies is invited.
Also. a Choice Assortment of
SIIM/LS,
CLOAKS, and
DRESS GOODS,
Selected with groat care and attention to quality and
style, at
GEORGE FRYER'S;
910 CHESTNUT STREET. 00-31
HOSIERY.
BALBRIGGAN,
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH.
THOB.. W. EVANS & CO.
Invite attention to their
FALL IMPORTATION
ot.
HOSIERY.
A choice snook of
GENTLEMEN'S TIES, srowca, SCARPS. ART
FLERS. CLOTH, SPUri SILK, AND
JOUVIN'S KID GLOVES.
818 and 8110 ODES r STREET. 00l at
FALE OLOAES
orENING DAILY.
TnE FINEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY
'W. P. CAMPBELL'S,
NO. 1t , 14 CHESTNUT STEET
C LOSING OUT S A LPS
Li. J. LEVY & 00,
ON 110NDA.Y, OCTOBER 1,
We will O'er 20 caaeo
NE vV FALL GOODS.
Pe4t of the orders for tine Leation'n Halm whioh have
been handed over to ue to close out, at less than the
cost Of importation.
Embraced in the &short ment whioh is now offered to
the public will be found a variety of
NEW FABRICS,
SATIN PE CHINES,
PLAID VALENCIAS,
SAXONY WOOL PLAIDS,
SUPERIOR IRISH POPLINS,
Plain and Plaids.
SUPERIOR LINEN GOODS,
And a full and complete aescatinent of
STAPLE GOODS.
The whole stook will be offered et very low erices
FOR CASH.
E. J. LEVY 8.; Do..
£O9 AND BAI CHESTNUT STREET.
001-tf
MBE UNDEPO 3 IGNED HAT NOW IN
Store their Fail Importation of
ZEPHYR WORSTED.
Embracing all the new and choice colors of the season'
In all. the finest stook and assortment over offered to
the lodine of Philadelphia. and. as heretofore, the whole
Iron the celebrated antoulYeturers
HERTZ & WEGENER, IN BERLIN,
Now so favorably known to the ladies of this city, and
which we here had the pleasure of introducing. As we
are d.siroun to give to our ou stomere every advantage
possible, and ha: Ng facilities for so doing mooed to
none in our line of business, we have concluded, for the
future, to
SELL FULL, IIEAVY WEIGRT,
Without lUSVMIIOIIIg the price per °owe. Our ous'o
mere will, therefore, enjoy the advantage of having
that Wormed •
WEIGHED AT THE COUNTER,
The only real preventive of fraud.
CHINCHILLA REDUCED TO 20 CENTS.
We would also ,alt attention to our stock of EM
BROIDERIES. in Worsted and Chenille.
EMBROIDERED SLITP.r.RI3.
E SR 01 DERED SOFA CUSHIONS.
BILKS fir ALL
_KINDS FOR WORKING.
oRNI KNITTING BALLS
FLU CED EMIIKOIDY RIES.
NEW. W-ISTYL I . GIMP TRIMMINGS.
GILT IuIMAIINGB
Y A B. ND GILT BELTING&
SS GAUNITUR
WOOLLEN TARNS, ALL SIZES.
RA PSON'S
TRIMMINGS AND ZEPHYR STORE,
CORNER EIGHTH AND CHERRY.
ettP3 gm
AL TERAT[ONS COVIPLETEJ) AND
NEW F kta. GOODS RECEIVED.
clifißLEti ADAK@ k SUN.
ltavo touch inoroatod the Borth of their More, and will
now display, on
ONE FLOOR,
a largo and choice variety of
tiKARONABLE DRY GOODS,
which they intend selling atprices to DAVY' COMPUTI
VON, FOR CASH
Vi'amnutta Shirting*. 1235 cents.
4-4 C. Adams & Son's do. 10
5-4 do do Pillow Molina, 123: cents.
Dark Prints. at 10 cents, usual price 1214.
White-r round Printed Brilliants, 123: emits, usual
priori 25.
New style Fall Detainee. at SIX cents. usual price 25.
Huger quality Hoop Skirts, at it cents per hoop.
Rich minted French Alerirmes.
`Rich do Lupin'a Mous-de-I eines.
High col'd all.wool small Plaids for children.
Large bare rich styles Plata.
New style neat Lavedas.
Stella. *oche and Blanket Shawls. Hosiery and deck ties to variety.
New Goode will he daily received, and evert atten
tionelven to render ibis a
FIRS C-CLASS FAMILY DRY 130008 STORE.
seBmtuthif S. E. corner EIGHTH and ARCH Ste.
VREE FROM FRAIID!-THOMPSON'S
SKIRTS!
7HE ONLY SKIRTS
OP Willett
0 irit CUSTOMERS NEVER COMPLAIN.
THOMPSON'S MEDIU 4 P CROWN BKIRTS.
TBOtt P8,./rtlB I: ,W PRICE CROWN SKIRTS,
THOMPSON's HIGH pnias CROWN SKIRTS.
Aro each of bettor make and material than the
same price Skirts of any of tho o.lior patents, of which
we have tried ail.
••• • .
As wo keep on hand the three grades, our customers
eau compare thorn ride by side.
the common fraud of selling shortened ounces of
Zephyrs and bowing Bilks, by means of false weights
and otherwise. should serve as a caution to beware of
deception in Skirts and other Goods
J. G. MAXWELL & BON,
Trinmonss. Skirts. and Zephyrs.
oe2-tuths-if RLEVENTIi Etna CHET:3IIMT Els.
LACES AND LACE TRAIMINGS.-
RIBBONS AND ErtmoN Trtuttmluas.
STAPLE AND N
FACHAIR Y'
N DRES ETTS.S RIMMINGS.
LADIEb'
In thirty dasiyalim styles.
KNITTING. ZEPHYRS IN FULL LENGTH_
RANKS
or our special importation. free from the customer)
injurious (rands in rip . imin Reeling. and Skeinnig.
g.
SHAWL BORDER..
THOMPON'S CROWN SKIRTS,
WERLY'S I'APIR WOVEN CORSETS,
J. U. MAXWELL & SON,
Wholesale and Retail Manufacturing and Importing
Rstablishment.
S. E. corner C LIESTNU I' and ELEVENTH Streets.
oc2-lots-if.:E Iwo blocks west of the Continental.
CLOAKING OLOTHR, OASSIMERES,
BROADCLOTHS, VESTleillg. &C.
Boys' Camtneres, good patterns.7ls eta.
atinote and Union Cam morel. 60 to 70 cts.
Fanoy Commerce, from 76 to 51.76,
Fine Black Canstmers and Doeskinn.
BI,AcK BROADCLOTHS.
For Dress Coots, Frook Coats. Overcoats. &a.
OvercoatillVl. Beaver,i'l Int, Tricot, tce.
LIGHT CLOAK IN OS.
For Ladies' wear, of every desirable shade.
Fine quality and low price, by the yard or piece.
I. —Tzulore supplied at lowest net cash prices.
cooPßit & COBA D.
soil Southeast cur.Nl NTH and MARK ET.
E XTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS!
THORNLEY & GRIM,
N.E. Corner EIGHTH & SPRING HARDEN Ste.,
Having enlarged their Store. and
INCREASED THEIR STOCK,
Now offer for inepeohon
Wile OF TB l' BEST STOCKS OF GOODS
In their line in Philadelphia
BOUGHT FOR CASH EXCLUSIVELY,
POSIT n V w LY
HE Id A
P !
Bpoollll attention invited to
Silks and Drees Goode.
eliewle and Cloak°.
Cloths an' Commerce.
Blankets and Flannels.
/ 'hien 0 , ode and Muslin's.
Alarso.lles and other Quilts,
Hosiery. O levee,
Hdkffe., &0., &o.
All Goode marked at the lowest prioe. cell
1860.- E I YRE & LANDELL, FOURTH
61 , COND t Cagl i ii(i AUTUMN GOODS.
'TYCOON P •NEBE SILKS
ROYAL DtIOCADEBII KB.
BOLPBRI 4 O tiN BLACK GROUNDS.
RICH.- ST SILKS IM PORTED
BOLPERINO AND BLACK POPLINR.
GOLD AND BLACK FIG (Mel) POPLINS.
AUTUMN BAWLS. CLOAKSning.
OPENING OF lO-DAY.
fiIF.XIC AN. AB eNIA, ARABS, ha.
FALL CLOAKS ,IN PREPARATION,
some opening every day,
Stool , will he complete.
Orders Caton and executed with despatch.
Fall and Winter Obawls.
Children's and .Rinses' Shawls.
COOPER & CUNARD,
rel 2 Sentiment aor. NINTH and MARKEL
CRICKET FLANNELS.
°kJ Just received, superior white.
BHA RPLF.SB BROTHERS
h I:IAII.PLESS BROTIIERS
N- 7 Rave opened a fine diaplay of
I °Winos. Ribbed Morinoes,
Bracher Cordell Pivoting, and
Thick fancy titan.
RICH INIOUSSELIRES,
Chintz Colors. new designs.
Neat Styles bright oolors,
Friendly ',Atomsol'all-woc ic
AUTUMN SHAWLS.
Now evening.
'troche. Cashmeres, Striped. Brnohe Ombra, and all
the thick winter dhalele, imparted for this season.
SBA ttPbEes !MOTU e
se23-if UTIEUTN UT and hIGItTH•St rants.
AMALGAM BELLS.
Only ONII-TITTRD the price of Brass and less than half
that of Steel Bells; of equally sonorous and mellow
tone. Warranted for twelve months against breakage
by fair ringing,
For sale at the SOLE AOENCY in Philadelphia, No
6.10 COMMERCE Street.
Rao thaitom A. Al. F. WATSON.
WARM AIR FURNACF.
The new Cone Furnace Gee Consumer will thorou thly
wants your house, with ono-third less coal than is re
entree by any other foresee. Setts Motion us all cases
guarantied, Buildings warmed mid ventilated by
RN01,1) Sr. AV I IJeOrt,
seR-stntliSmif 1010 CHESTNUT Street.
GOOKING RANGEB.—AII in want of the
beat elevated, double oven Cooking Ranges, will
110 well to call at ARNOLD h. wmaores.
seli.stuth Smif 1010 CAESTNTT Street.
QLATE MANTELS.---Tho richest and
P. , most beautiful specimens of enamelled Slate Man
tels ever ofThred for sale in thui country. manufactured
by us, from Pennsylvania slate-atone, and ler sale very
to ARND ON,
arse-stutli3mif 1010CHESTNUTF trent.
MINCE MEAT. MINCE MEAT !
ATMORE'S MINOS: MEAT!
We are now prepared to enmity , our customers, friends,
and all other°. isond your orders at anon. We warrant
it to improve every day It ie kept, irromootivo of 'wea
ther. R. & F. ATMORE,
Ookft . r Tenth and fhittontrood streoht.
A PPLES! APPLFS ! —340 Barrels of the
aholoest varinies of Westorn Fruit,nt Batilomi
eD O4
Vot t aINI MAICKIVP btreet, C. ITENTZt.b.•
og*
THIRD STREET JOBBING HOUSES
BUNN, RAIGUEI4 & CO.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
FANCY DRY GOODS,
No. 187 NORTH THIRD STREET,
NOW OFFER TO THE TRADE AN UNUSUALLY
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF GOODS,
COMPRISING
SILKS, RIBBONS, DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
EMBROIDERIES, LACES, CLO rlis, CAS
SIME RES, VESTINGs, HO
SIERY, GLOVES, AND
TRIMMINGS,
Together with a full and varied stoat of
FALL AND
WINTER SHAWLS.
To all of whielt they Invite the attention of
CAPH AND PROMPT 81X-MONTHS BUYERS
RAIEWEL. MOORE, (t CO., Nog. 220
and 222 NORTH
THIRD STREET.
HAVE NOW OPEN THE LARGEST AND MOST
COMPLETE STOCK
or
FRENCH, BRITISH, GERMAN,
AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS
They have ever offered, and to which the attention of
CASH AND SHORT-TIME BUYERS
le respeetfully folicited.
tr;Z:tir P a re t a :tgo c k '° olle i g re i n n e goeM:r l i "a l to buy re
unsurpasna by any other house. 5e2.5-Irri
T HE attention of Buyers is solicited.
FRESH.
FALL GOODS.
D41.L3.1", &
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
or
DRY GOODS,
No. 47 NORTH THIRD STREET,
Would respectfully invite the attention of the trade to
their
LARGE AND WELL•SELECTED
Stook of
FRESH FALL GOODS,
Which they are now opening. We are daily in reoeipt
of all kinds of fresh and desirable anode. Call and
examine our stock. soi-2m
JAMES. KENT.
SANTEE. &
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
or
DRY GOOD'S.
NOB. 239 AND SU NORTII. THIRD STREET,
ABOVE RAVE,
Reepeolfully invite the attention of Buyers to their
usual
LARUE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
A mong whmh will lie found a m;nered assortment of
PRILAVELPIIIA-31ADE MODS,
Moo, a largo variety of new and confined striae of
PRINTS, ItIERRIAIACK SECONDS, .to,
aul7-2m
THOS, MELLOR ik CO..
NO. 8 NORTH THIRD ISTRBET,,
IMPORTERS
of
HOSIERY.
SHIRTS AND DRAwElie,
VAIALL WARES, &c.
Tus. INIELLoR, Joun B. MELLOR,
EDWARD BAINS, Gro. 0. EvAwe.
nn17.21:1
ALL, 1860.
COOPER. PARHAM. &
WORK.
Importers, Manufacturers, and Jobber. of
HATS, CAPS. FURS.
AND
STRAW GOODS, •
NO. 61 NORTH THIRD STREET, below AROH,
PHILADELPHIA.
MILTON COOPER. WA!. Al, PARHAM
ROBERT D. WORK.
SGT Fall Stook now complete and ready for buyers.
aul7•2m
SOWER. BARNES. & CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND BUBIASHERS,
No. 37 NORTH THIRD STREET,
Lower side, above Market Street, Motulateral',
Invite the attention of Booksellers and country mer
chants to their very large stook of Sohoot Books, pub
lished Su this and other o dies together with Miseellane
nery Generally.
g1.1,81r. d Blank it% n Paper, and Wi t i popular works,
o
among wilian are the following
THE OENTRAL COLD REGION,
/3Y COL. WILLIAM GILPIN,
(Late of the U.S. Army.)
ILLUSTRATED BY NUMEROUS num
One vol., 800, bound In cloth. rrioe 81.25; end e. liberal
dismount to the trade.
This book Is pronounced the most wonderful, 'eland
fin, and comprehensive treatise on the geography of our
oontanent over published.
b'OHOOL, BOOKS:
BANDEIII3' HEMS OF HEADERS.
BROOKS' NORMAL. PRIMARY ARITHME•
TIO 18 ote,
BROOKS' NORMAL MENTAL ARITHME
TIC.- 23 ote,
BROOKS' KEY TO MENTACARITIIME
TIO- -AO ote.
BY E. BROOKS, A. M..
ProleAmor of Matlonnattos In Penneylvanin Slate Nor
mai sonool.
Lt bora) terms for Introdnonon.
WHITE'S COPY-BOOKS
BY T. KIRK WRITE,
Treeident of Yenneylvania Commercial College,
PELTON'S OUTLINE MAPS.
Thus series of SIX SUPERB MAPS is now adopted
in almost every school of note in the Union where geo
graphy in taught, and has no equal. Price 82.5 for full set
of six maps, or 810 for net of hemisphere ritapo alone,
auB-Sm
ItIEPICINAL.
J R. STAFFORD'S
OLIVE TAR.
WHEN OLIVE TAA 10 rZittALEO Itl healing Pa:ramie
odors are brought in contact with the lining membrane
of the
THROAT, BRONCHIAL TUBES. AND ALL THE
AIR-CFLLS OF THE LUNGS.
repaving at once any yam or opprereion, and bealinz
any ill/WWII or infkination.
Wum OLtvE TAR. la TAEQY UPON Strain. it Imam an
unequalled Soothing and Healing Syrup for Coughs and
all Throat diseases.
Wriza , tiny e T.an 1S APPLI3I3, itS Mullett° or con
oentrated curative cowers render It a most ereedl
PAIN ANNIHILATOR.
Onus Tar is not sticky—doss not discolor.
Fifty cents a bottle, at 4.42 BROADWAY, D. and
by e3l Druggiste,
IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS
are a notable preparation of- Iron and Sulphur, Identical
with that eideting in the blood of a perloctly health,
perm. Uaing with tho di geßtod food,
THEY REVITALIZE AGO PURIFY TILE BLOWY.
TIM IMPART ENERGY TO TEE BERVOUG Si
'PEEP INVIGORATE TIM LIVER.
/ HEY STRUMMER TILE DIGESTION.
TREY REGULATE THE SECRETIONS OW TUE ROUT,
AND ARE A SPECIFIC FOR ALL FEMALE WILAKNERSES.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR A PACKAGE.
At 442 BROADWAY, New York, and all Druggists
PAMMILET CONTMI9III6 TP3MSIONIAMI Pa 0.51 Till
feller:rine and mere than 100 other well-known promi
nent persons, will be sent to any addreett.free by mail.
Gnu LAW, Esq., Fifth avenue, New York.
btmeom Deem, Egg" Banker, New York.
TircuLow WEED, Esq., Albany. N. Y.
Gen. 1.117 FY GREEN, Washinglen, H. G.
Col. Samrar, CoLT, Hartford, Conn.
Col. Cutts. MAT, U. 8 A.
Rev. Joanna. Lgavi rr, Ed. Independent, NM York.
Rev; E. BRIG/IT, Ed. Examiner, New York.
Rev. H. W. CRONIC Agt. Am. Bible Union, N. Y.
Nov. O. F. A. SriNNlsn, Buttornutta, N. Y.
Rev. Dr. LROIARD, Exeter. N. H.
SEND FOR A PAMPHLET.
Sold by all Droggistu. DYOTT & CO., No. 232 North
SECOND Street, Manta for Pennsylvania. se22-3m
fIART'S DTGESTIVE.—To invigorate
the digestive organs.—Those who profess to Inks
no reedieine Me it for its strengthening qualities. r old
by W. O. HODGSON, Northeast corner of TENTH and
sfloll, and other Druggists. nen 180
P.-,PEOIALITY Eolt LADIES —TRUSS
AND BRACE DEPARTMENT conducted by ann.
petent Ladies. Entrance on TWELFTH Street, first
door below Race. A lull lino of Aleehamoal Reme
dies. tight and elegant in construction. soecuslly
adapted to Ladies' use.
C. H. NEEDLES, Proprietor,
S. W. corner TWELFTH and RACEhiI Stree el ts.
Padphia.
AP Entrance to C. IL Ws Room, for gentlemen, at
the corner. eel! 3mif
AWoNDER.EIft - AND NEVER
FAILING REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.
FROFEBSOR ALORRIS'
E . OIOEPIIALOS',
AN EXTERNAL, REMEDY,' F rAnd er y ee L t ..OOKRIDUE & CO., No. 62 North
Or And for sale by Druggists generally. sel2-antlf
ASTIIMAFor the INOWANT R ELIEF and FM
-1 =KENT MIRE anti diatroutrx 00,2,
paint. vii
. IFFINDT'fi
BRO.WORIAL CIUAREVCEs,
Abdo by 0. B. SEYMOUR tc 00,, ;448 13ROAD
WAY, NOW York. Prioe slyer box I sent free by poet
81,r4m in FOR BALE AR ALL DRIIOQIBTS'.
WANTS.
WANTED, by the Ist of November, a
• v. HOUSE, between "Npring - Garden and Wallaee
and Tenth and Broad streets Rent from asoo to Mt.
Andreas." It. R. J ." Press Mee. oc6-3t.
WANTED—A situation as Assistant
Clerk in a Store or Factory. Proper teitimo
&Mg will be formahod. Adam! O. F. " thus
offioe. . a na 3t.
WANTED—A Situation as Apprentice
to the Printing. or Paddle and Harness making
trade. only to Mr. JOHN WHIPT, of the firm of
igel. Baird, ifr. Co.. North THIRD Street, Philadel-
Phia. oeB-12t*
WANTFD —A sober, honest man, who
v onderataode HARDWARE PACKING. Address
" Hardware," office or The Press. octi
WANTED—A Girl to do general house-
Ply No. '' 6 '. 4Tr
.N:lo,
VVAN'rED—A competent Man, of gen
teel n-ddread, to sell Goods on commission. Ad
drags " Ou." r (floe of this paper. vol 4t•
WANTED—A GOOD WATOIIMAKER.
to go Routh. Permanent sinployment, and
good wages Addreas Box 721 ILICH6IO,, U, ya, 04.3/`
WANTED—A MAN TO WORK AT
an Oyster Box. Reference reeni,,,d fr o m hie
last place. Addicts Immediately A. 8., D.ood's De
spawn. oot3
WANTED—A young man, graduate of
Pharmacy, to assist in a Drug and Pres^ription
store in Chaster county, Pa. Address by mail. "I. 3."
GoateaviPa Post Offi a, Chester co., Pa.. stating Warr
expected fiat year, and producing good referenced.
oc3-4t*
WANTBD—By an experienced SaleB
- a situation In a 'wholesale Cloth or Dry
Goods !lOWA,. Address MARTEN, office of The
Press." 003 10t*
W.ANTED—A SITUATION AS POR
TER OR WAREHOUS6MAN. by a oompatont
person, who can furnish some of the hest city refer
ences. A shoe house preferred, as ho hoe had teu
YOUIS' 02 parience in the huemr ee, and could promote
the interest of his employer. or would be willing, to
serve in his oapamty ro any whole•ale or commission
house. Address" 5k.F.3111." this office. 007.6 t
r 0 GROCERS.—A Young Man of active
- 11 - besieges habits, who Eno had'neveral yearn' expo.
nonce in the grocery briainesa, wishes a Winnow can
give hie last employer as reference. Address " Lewis,"
office or The Presr. orr2-Bt.
WANTED—In Exchange, prime unim
proved Farm Lend in New Jorsey...orgivenient
.
to this city, for city property. Addrene •n. office of
tine paper. or2-6:*
WANTED A Situation in a Retail
UrooAry Store. by a mine- man who hat hod
eavoral biro' r:SPOTIOZIOD in tho Inoinou, iron vf rafe
reoooo oivon. A dorms " ( Marlon.° alto offioa. 002
FOR SALE AND TO LE r.
TrO MATH. AND %33INET MARERR,
M. The Phenix Wood-Bending Company, OW4BIII of
Blanchard a Patent." fur the 6tatea of New York.
New Jereey. Pennsylvania and Alaryland. will sell
oounty, town. or shop rie lAA. or grant licences to use,
on sees tams Thai is the onto patent. all infrine.re
will be etrtotiv dealt with. Apply to JOHN HILeRY.
or O. A. BURGE...B, No. 3d BROADWAY, New York.
oot-d3m
Yr.) BRICK MANDFAOTIIKERS.—A
RARE OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED.—The
owner of a tract of fins White Clay Boil, suitable for
the finest quality of Book. situate on a Navigable
River, thirty miles from New t ork City, with Dolt on
tha mantises. and adjacent to a ilail , oad, is desirous of
treating with a competent person. either to manufac
ture the brink at per theumnd, deliverable from the
Pock, or lease for aterm of years on liberal terms. To
suoh aarty facilit i es wou'd he granted. • gmly or ad
dress, f or full particulate, with reference, to
I.4k,OriliE ROGERS.
of-61. 4413.; PEARL, St., New t ork City:
desirable Store, located at
soutloatt corner of FOURTH and MARKET
streets • now vacant, and to let. Apply at ho. 608
CUE6I t NUT Street.
FOR SALE—A well-assorted stock of
Hardware. Cutlery, he.. and the fixtures of the
store. with the privilege of renting the snore, which is
situated in the centre of business. The house has been
doing the Southern and Western Penneyll anis. trade.
Any person heairous of going into the Hardware bon
nets will find it a good opportunity. The stook will be
offered on reasonable term?. Address " A.." at this
°thee, sale etuth tf
$2.500 IN CASH WILL BUY A
y rine-half inters at in a new and thriving
business in ibis city, to a man of enterprise, sieeeptal,`e
to the remaining partner 11l heslth in the consort of
selling. Address " Enterprise," Press office, with real
name and reterencen. oel-6t
- FOR EXCHANGE.-A CHOICE TRACT
of good unimproved farm land In the State of New
Jersey, eonvement to the olty. will be exchanged f'r
city woperty. Apply at do. 11S FEDERAL Street.
se22-tf
BILLIARDS.—FOR SALE, two Billiard
Tables, Phelan's Cushions. Marble Beds. In com
plete order. Inquire rwrtneast corner of NiXTH and
CHEST:NUT Streets, secood story. oe2-Mthe3t,*
is LARD-OIL FACTORY—To rent, a
.Ml."
LARD•OIL FACTORY with 32 Patent Lever
Promos, with Plates, Hsee. Übe, Kettle'', Wanks; all
in complete order. Apply to
ROWLEY, ASHBURNFR, &
oad No. 16 SOUTH WHARVES.
Int. MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS
- .saes AT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BALE.—R. R.
CoRBON, R oal Fatate Broker, at Nonistown, Penn
sylvania, will offer at public sale aeve - al valuable
FARMS during the months of October and November.
Catalosues. with full descriptions, sent bi mail to cor
nea wishing information.
Baudaome properties. varying from twenty to fifty
acres. within 25,1 milea of Norristown. for Bale.
FA AU of 60 sores. 131 miles from the borough, with a
fine, large cottage, water and fruit, and fine locanon.
FARM of 20 acres. beaotifnlly located. with now
cottage and out-building, only 2 mdse from the borough,
will be sold a bargain.
FARM of i 8 acres. 1b miles from Coart-houso 6 acres
of woodland,ls acme of meadow land. and stream of
running water Nimes through : bongo or 2 stories, in fair
condition, and one of the largest and beat barns in the
township ; will be sold a bargain, 03 the owner is going
to Europe. Terms will be easy. 'share is a tenant
house and barn on this proven.,
Persons wishing to
_purchase will call on or address
ac29.6mth9t It. R. CONCUR, Nornatown, Pa.
Mr, FOR S ALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
CITY PROPERTY—A Farm of 10 or SO Acres.
situate on the Camden and Atlantic Railroad. at Ham
monton Station. Dome Barn. Fencing, and - iinprdve
musts. generally, good. The House nod location cotta
w° Lora Bearding Roam or Seininury : Cottages and
Building Lute also for sale at Annntin City. Enquire of
JOHO STEWART. Architect,
sal stulli-12t* Ho. 427 cvALNUT Street.
MIS`SOTILLI LAND!!
300,000 Acres for Sale, at prices ranging from UM
to CO cents ter Aore, in any quantities required.
TAXES paid, and PATENTS procured for purcha
se re of Land under the Graduation Act.
Flats furnished gratis by enolainng a POstage CAMP
For further information apply to
WILSON, RA WLINGS A CO.,
U. S. and General I,and /igen*
Se°RESTA LIT Street,
Between TILIRD and FOURTH
CT. LOUIS, V.
LAMP WARRANTS bought, sold. and located,
col-3m _
SPORTING GOODS.
GUNS. PITOLS.
SKATES. &L.
PHILIP WILSON AI CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF SUPERIOR GUNS,
Importers and Ilealen in
FINE GUNS AND BIIOOTIND TACKLE,
CRICKET RAVI, BALLS. &c,,
BASH-BALL lAIPLEMENTS,
r!EATEB OF EVERY VARIETY.
PINE PIBIIIIVi TACKLE,
13 THE LOWEST PRICES
432 CHESTNUT STREET
CABLNET U.UNITURE.
---
FRENCH FURNITURE.
GEORGE 3. I-lENHEES,
621 WALNUT STREET,
e Just coned a Isms Int'clue cf
QUADRILLE,
MARQULTRIE, anti
ORMOLU WORK,
'MILK he will cell at vat, REDUCLD PRIOEP.
FIRST-CLASS CABINET 117.1 RE
GEO. J. HEE-EELS,
6.94 WALNUT STREET,
VERY REDUCED PRICES
the largeet user tment in the Union, ell of Kerr Demo.,
Call and exannne before nun:haling, son Sin
fIABINE'P FURNITURE AND BIL
‘I LIAM) TABLES.
MOORE do CIAAIPION,
No. 0131 SOUTH SECOND STREET
1 , 3 courectlon with their extensive Cabinet Moines'',
Ore new manufaeturtne a superior article of
BILLIARD TABLES,
i.p_d have now on hand a full annul], finished with
MOORE & CAMPION'S I itlettirvED wisHwris.
Winch are pronounced, by all who have used thorn, to
he superior to all others.
For the duality and finish of these Tables the mann
frietwers refer to their numerous patrons throughout
:he Union, wh oaro familiar with the character of their
work. aut•Ow
reiW CABINET WAREROOMS
°PEND THIS WEEK BY
H. J. HUMPS,
No. 45 Eouth BE' OND Street,
Four 'loon) nbove Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
A large nalortinent of I , IIRN"rURE of every desoriP-
Ll on canatantly on band, at tho lowest cairn prices.
oe3-3m - . •
RERIOVA.LS.
R EMOVAL.
EVERETT, MOSS, & OALDWELL,
CLOTH HOUSE.
tiny° removed to
323 MARKET STREET.
llnyera are invited to examine one etoek. aull-2m
UMBRELLAS.
SLEEPER 80 FENNER.
WROLESALE MANUFACTURERS
UMBRELLAS ANN) PARASOLS,
NO. 3em MARKET STREET,
V/lILARELPIIIA,
aro now making more than
VIVE HUNDRED DIFFERAIST vanizziss or UMBRELLAS
of every size, from 2 to 40 inches.
Buyers who have not had S. & F.'s make of goods will
find their time well spoor in looking over this well-made
stock, whieli Includes MANY mammas, not Ines with
thewhere. au2e-Oin
SHOE FINDINGS.
ISAAC BARTON as CO),
IDIPORTBRS AND DEALERS IN
SHOE STUFFS.
FRENOH AND ENGLISH LASTINGH, GAL
LOON PATENT LEATHER, 1,).
Alw,
GOODS FOR CARRIAGE MASERS.
NO. 33 Notau excorat E1TR311317. Philatielviat6
eal4m
AMIN ERIE 475:
WM=
TO-DAY (SAT UIiDAY), Oat ; e.
PROFESSOR ANDERSON
THE SECOND
GRAND , MATINEE.
GRAND MATINEE.
THIS DAY, AT 2
Tms DAY, AT 2
8011001.8 ADMITTED AT RALF PRICE
rim HALL WILL BE ILLIJAIIIgATED THIS
MORN IN O,
PROFESSOR ANDERSON'S
ILKTEENPIi GREAT PERFORMANCE,
THIS EVENING, AT B
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ULLAIAN STRAKOSCH'S 'ITALIAN OPERA.
GRAND GAL.A. NIGHT!
HONOR OF LOAD FEN FREW.
oN WitDwE,9.D Yi Oot 10 iseo,
Under the rlueervision of
rirP: COMMIT SEE OF .ARH.AINOgMENTS.
When the following Operatic eutorr.iinment bejtre•
ented, in nocordance with the withee of Lora Hen
/raw, to whom the repertoire was submitted fur Salto
bell, ;
PLOTOSTS GRAND OPERA
Ar
And the Ftrist Act
oTtra Ve,.
tli'a Opera of
LA TRAVIATA.
TIDE 61. E OF TICKETS
NVIII SATURDAY the 11 x. Office PRECISELYA!,
AT 10 A. AL,
Gv.NPRAL ARRANGEMENTS.
In order the' the utmost Militancy nay attend the
000aawn of thin " Grand Gala Opera Night." the lot
loving arrang.menta will be atriotly adhered to, and
con idlartoe with them Jr requested
'1 he l'arquelte. Pal quette Ctrolea the First and
Second Tiers of Balconies and Boxes will, an thts alma
mon. be united, and will communicate with each other.
mid the entrance will be on Broad street.
ORDER OF THE BALE OF TICKETS.
The only place where tiokeie and reserved seats min
be ontattied will b. at the Office of do. Academy . , mhsre
all the rsats, w.th the exception of those specially re
served by tho Committee of Alrangemeate.rrilt be pa
tweed of to the publio without preference or dame
tion•
THE PRME OT .I..DHEAION
HAS BEEN FIXED A I".E.ti it PE DOLLARS.
THE PRIVATE BOXES.
with the exception of Numbers Three and Four, which
have been received for Lord Renfrew and BLlsts,lTra
be sold at_Pifto Dollars coda
THE o ALE OF TICKETS.
The Sate of Tiokete vvitl oorani.ince et the Box Offloe
Of the Academy. on SATURDAY, (Weber 6 at 10 a.fd.
prardsoly. and continuo until all the Feats are daritel
of fil ti oi Ina daily at 19 A. M., and oloaing at 4P.
In oonsequenoe of the large number o' applications
for tioltete, as also to lavolude spenulation. the com
mittee have deemed It necessary to determme *Mott
Saturday no mote than six tiekem shall re do.peeed of
to t any one orpiment, which rule will be positively ad
hered to.
THE RESERVED SEATS.
To every lintel of a m csion entitling the udder to
reserved seat will be attached a coupon seacifYins the
number and location of the neat, which must be pre
served by the holier. rafter habit-shown to the Wm.)
which will entitle the holder to she same seat th-onsti
our the evening ; the admission tickets being left with
the ticket-takers at tho doors
THE USHERS.
An amole number of intelli,,ent and polite ushers
have been engaged specially to mart makers to their
Beale ; they will bed sunguished by white rosettes.
YEOMEN De, 71r KErs.
A limited number of Prmenade Tiokets available
for either of the tiers, will be iesued at three dollars
each.
THE FREE lAA:.
With the exception at the Preis (to whom special tick
ets will be elven) will. on this °erasion. be entirely sus
pended ; nor Ulla any person be admitted without a
ticket, on any pretext.
THE CLOAK ROOMS.
As it to confidently eaDeoted that the oust :wary W.
tinette of fu I evening dre:e will be observ.d by all tfie
visitors. the Clink horn of the dePdert; wilt be thrown
open and planed in ohtergsi of roily qualified attendant,.
CARR. AGEB
Conveying parties to the Academy will eat down
loading south, and take Lip head , ng north_
TIP, HOORN vvILL B
on this occasion at half-pan' oix o'olotk (Mann hoer
earner than nautili and the bed owl moo will commence
at night o'clock prennoly. A lie polite arc re en•eted to
occupy their agate fifteen minutes before the oommenoe
ment of the porfortnanoe. - It
AMERI3AN ACADEMY OF MEW.-
GRAND GALA OPERA NIGHT
IN HONOR OP 111 E VIM 0 OP LORD RLhFREIS.
NOTICE.
The public. sale of '1 tans and Reserved Seats
coalmen e at 10 A. AL Tr.'. ("NrughAy ) Nowt
( Mi. Gentlemen aro requested to pay for their hoketa
in specie, to ayrld the delay of giving change. It
VIERICAN ACADEMY OfMUSIO
The Directors of " THHACADEMY OP MUM
NEW YORK," respeetfully annonnee that they will
give a brief Season of
ITALIAN OPERA.
WWII will ha inaueurated on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Octobet 10th.
By the
GRX*ID GALA NIGHT
IN HONOR OF LONG RENFRRw.
The eats of +whets for Friday one ~. turdavt. October
12th and 13th. will commence at 10 A Pd. on MONDAY,
°done. all,, when so , ts con be Bemired for the first two
nick's, at the Pox ',fees of the Academy. at the Mum
and Piano Storms or Be & i aw'on -nd Chiekertnee.
13 , ASON TICKETS.
Gentlemen who are desirous of reutinin; their Feats
for -ho entire season eve requested to apply, or leave
their orders, at the south Box t thee of the Academy of
Alum on eaTURD n Y, °etcher 6th, or mot to 10 A. M.
on MONDAY. the -
Tne reenter flora nights will be Monday, W•dnee
day, Friday. and Saturd Ay.
06.54 t
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE
Solo Lessee--Mrs. M. A. GAER N.
!tans Manager WM. A. CHA
ElasinnasAzent n
TFIIB (8 tin BD - A.Y) FtrElVlNe r
TH c: MAGIC BRIDAL!
blerquia Possillippo, a Venetian Noble, Mr. P. MA-
Inge ; AleLlora, Mina C. Maws
'To conclude erth LOVE IN '7O
• Doors open '. a Snarler to? o'clock ; porformAnots
commence at 72q o'clock.
Prices of Admission Drees Circle. (Scats meowed
without extra charge,) 6i) cents; Parquet, (sesta se
cured at 60 Amnia.) 3734 ennui ; Second Tier and - may
Circle and Third Tier.= cents ; Private Doses. Se and
83; Singl.3 Beata in orchestra and Frivato Doses. Tao.
ItioDONOUGH'S NEW G AI ET 1E F 3—
RACE stttoot above &Toad.
LAST NltallT OF IMP hIARTINETTI AND RAVEL
TN, urn.
RATURDAY EVRNIN(I, October B.
ITALI &N 8. On. MIDNIGHT' ATTACK.
T•Gft r ROPE.
By the fearless ANDRE r •ERoaAN. Mont and M'lle
OIL A RINI, end !Rua ' PAUL
OLAKATORI AL SPORTS.
By the nlartinettl Brothers and Andre Lohman.
CAkNIV AL OF VErtii:E.
In which !file Vitridel and Paul Brilliant will army.
P 1 , •TPtE.—monnat EVBIIIIIIZ Oot , her 8.1830. , a ap-
Pearatto of Mr .1. h. Meau , OUoll. when e will
appear an "Damon." a-tainted by a lawerrul Company,
VIVIIKATLEY CLAM( k'S ARCH
STREET TITEATILN.—SEVENTH GRAND
DIATINEr TO.PdY. at 2 o'clock.
Spectacle! FX , 171111Ze.,13, and Pnntsrninito!
THE BOITLE LILY'En P Nab Cr WALEH I
sND Men°
IN THE EV”ill'lG. for positively thb ht lit UM%
Ton! Taylor's great Local Courzuy
PPE ELY. 1T.0.N!
THIS fiLECT. ON •
To conclude with the 6,pretacu'ar Roineues,
B ITLL IMP.
Mouday, the " ROYALIST." trier" drewrue c•rewft
et Strallaok'e. New York.)
CONTINENTAL TIIEATRZ,
(Late National,) WALNUT Street. above' D..ghth:
AIONDAY EVENING. °other 1. 1550,
And every Vveraing during the Week.
LIARNCROSs ANO SHARP, KY'S MIN 4 TRELS AND
BURLESQUE OPERA TROUPE.
FRANK B P. R
FRANK MORAN.
J. L. GARNOP OS. an.g
SAM BHARFLEY
AU appear nightly.
I ho greatest am.unt of talent and the most talented
Performers now In tiro bosinere See them.
A CIIANGL , NIGH MS'.
See daily hun Ticketsrl:lllam Doors open at 7; cent
inenoe at M. 23 cents. oel-St
SANFORD'S OPERA DOUSE.
ELEVENTH STREET'
OP RN FOR ThL dEASON.
NEWLY DECORATED AND PAINTED.
AIR.dANFORD
Ilea negured one of the
LARGEST COMPANIES ever pregente4 herstototor
who will newer nightly.
Sanford will perform every evening.
Doom open al 1; Commence at 714..
Adm, ttanoe D cents. Children 13 oentn
CARL WOLFSOUN AND THFOPORE
THOMAS'S SERIFS OF RIX CLASSTCAL SOI
REES. et the FOYER of the ACADEMY OF s USIO.
Subscriptions will be received at the Music Stores of
a. Andre & Co., 11th Chestnut street; Lee & Waller
Ti 2 Chestnut street; Beek & Lawton, Seventh and
Chestnut streets; and Th. A. Schmidt, Juniper and
Chestnut street°, where the programmes and partron-
Jars can ha soon seSt Ga.
P ENNA. ACADEMY OF THE FINE
ARTS.--1025 CILEOTNUT Street.
Containing a large oolleotion of Paintings and Simla -
tura,. is now open daily tram 9 A AL till 6 P. AL Ail
miasma 25 ate. ; children under 12 years. 12 cent.. 17541
I.I4t3IIItAIYCE utinirAhit.b.
THE MIITUAL LIFE IrSURANOE COM
PANY OF NEW YORK, '
Assets
Ix MILLIONS OF DOLLARS:
IN PI PT ISOPTIELONS ON SEAL ESSATE,
WORTH OV R $l3 007,00 r.,.
The rremiunis are LOWER than in many other °MVP
ni es, and the Divtdende have been GRIATLIS.
This is a strictly ruarr.at, any._Comp There_ ere go
Btookholdere) so that ALL 'M ERO:ITT,
bELON3 TO TOE 1N5118.3158
ramiddett, and
.every information. may is ked
011.1.1 . 19 b on ava
l' y. at flal t i3till'OßD STARR. went.
El, W. corner FO Utr.ll.l. and V7AL.N UT Street.
Pli MAI/EMILIA REIT R FNCES t
Thom r , 2 Robing, John Welsh.
Aiordeeti 1.. Dan - Enn, tiElDrge H. Stnalt,
m -
U RI) NI. Stroud,
John 13. 1 , 1) ors, J. B. 3.0 he en.
J. Fisher Learning,
Jozerh Futiergon, William C 1 whew.
John 'it. Atwood, Arthur O. Coffin,
Thomas 11. Powete, Oporge W. Iniand.
Wlilinm McKee. Thos. Wattson. 1,23 Wit
INSURANuE (101IPANY, NO.
406 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
LNCORPORATIP APR1L,1236. BY THE STATE OF
PENNSYLVANA.
CONFINED TO FIRI. AND INLAND BAWL
DlEtcToas.
Samuel Wright. 1). U. Disney',
Wrn. W. Walters, J. W Everman,
Chas. R inhardson, Henry Levis, Jr.,
Geo. A. West, Jaoob W. Stout,,
0. Wilson Davis, Menke Stern.
Thor'', S. Martin.
tiEORGE W. DAY, President.
FRANCIS N. BUCK, Vise Preset.
wILLIAMS 1. - BLANCHARD. Secretary. LiaD-Ift
EXCHANGE INSURANCE COMPANY
—office Tus
. 09 WAI,NIJT Bina.
FIRE LNS RANCE ou Roes and Nerehandiae
gener aetual lly, on traorable terms, either limited or per
p.
DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah
n o de , Edward D. fi rberte.
John Q. Ginnado, John J. Ore Ma, •
Joshua T. Owen, Reuben C. ale.
Thomas ?Jamb, John AlaDowell. Jr,,
liana. L. BmedloY Jas. T. Hale, Bellefone.
JREVINEI BONSALL, President.
JoRN Q. erimoDo, - Vice President,
EDWARD W. DAVID. PlN:wear" midi mil
FUNDS..
S VVIN G
PRLING GARDEN SAVING FUND,
°iliac, 331 North THIRD Street, between Vnio
and Callowbill. Incorporated by the% I,egirlattre April
1.1t1.1861. Oren for Lepanto and Pij meats, daily, I rout
Bto 2,K ololook. Also, on MONDAY and TtiIItUSDAY
'EVENINGS, frouta to 8 o'clock.
littered boor cent. Per comm. liMmters 00, 1 with.
dram - tboir noneyit by Chock!, if dewed. tipoote.l De
yenta :!!Dived.
1:111E3 6. PRINGLE. Vrosident.,
FRANCIt s 0t...
ocr.• aoso-tr
VAUTION !—ASTRULOGII !—LuUK
4, --f OUT I—GOOD NEWS FOR ALL t—Tho never-
Jailing Mrs. VAN HORN is the boot; she sneceeZ,
'when all others have faded. All who are in trouble, an
who have been unfortainate, deceived by false promisee,
fly to her for advice and comfort. In /ors affairs she
never faits. She tha secret of winning the affect
lions of the opposite ten. It is thin fruit which induces
' ,overate pretenders to try to imitate he, , amt. copy her
advertisements. She shows you the likeness of lour fa
tore wife. husband, or absent friend. It is well known
to the publio at largo that rho is the Ent and only per
eon who con ehow the Likeness in reality, and, can sire
entire satiefaotion on all the concern of I e, Nth ,
eon be tented and proved by thousands, both mom
and ainglo. who daily and eagerly vint her. Coning:A
come atilt° 1i0.1836 LONIALARD Street. botweert'lard
r end p. 001 fit.
Y, TRY,
T RY. TR.
796 GIRARD AVENDB,
'l;°tlaralli
Sgit?LoiAnn°4lZa iND SU a M n TER
oni.vot, wittiavN
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