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#ftifiliterittutibursey of a British Prim.
- I:4lc . _;Tirll, - ,(14D 'DOMINION.
- T
rti,THE FRItAN '
Re Visits the Scene of the Pocahontas Story.
A FIGHT OF A SLAVE PLANTATION
Jenkins on ,theArreeldlent t s Reception
and the Ladles' Dream
• - Tlia-ZOn4on: Tines, oe. the Orange mete
N egu itia Approiatea Yankee Itindnesti
, s ,lkaritn.Riefrew Spent part of Saturday and San.
dayitilflehmond. The telegraph has given us
Drier aiiikitintief his reception and doings there,
.10 addition to which we print the details as they
' With to lie in correspondence and newspapers
a CROWD AT HIS ROM.
'The Itichmond reception -committee met the
• Priem" at the Fair•grounds, and drove him into the
Ott In carriages. The most elegant reeteseet on
• ~..'eaplod _by the. party were provided at Ballard's
Rotel, and into them crowds of people had been
Hooking all day before the Prince arrived. So'
dtrty had the pillow-oover imp become from hand-
HNC, :that the "_old auntie" was compelled .to
ohmage 'them.' No 'pollee, guarded the entrants,
and' the 'Prince declined a military escort. Vast
• , •4towde bleakedrip the 'street of the doorway. As
V - thcPritioe alighted, the crowd rushed towards
'..: - .}1101 . ; be struggled ; bystander, aided him, and,
mimed and soiled, he managed to gain his room,
Whom dashed and panting, he radioed upon a
lounge, refusing peremptorily tO exhibit himself at
the window.
.Tall YINIBTIRS AFTER ROYALTY.
Invitations were lent for hint to attend at least a
. ..Aerobes- He decided to go to St Paul's
'went; it was densely packed, as was the square
.; infinite He was met at the door by the vestry ;
Thevialked.up the aisle, and the people irreverently
vse while he did it. The, text may, be found in
the seventh and eighth verses of Pint Corinthians.
The
,preacher. way Dr. Minnegerd ,0 a good man
with , a Marked German accent Much onriOSlty
was manifested to see the Prince partake of the
communion, but hi, with a proper appreciation of
the sacredness of the mansion, declined to remain.
HE VISITS • SLAY' !LACTATION.
. • At Saint John's Church they saw the table, now
...IMO for the communion service, over-which Henry
and -Lee delivered their !amens speeches. In the
afternoon they 'drove to the Hollywood Cemetery,
to see the Monroe monument; also, to Mayo's
Plane, Powbatan, where Pocahontas saved a life
.and gained a lover. The cupola of the Exobange
' afforded a tine view of the city and surrounding
.:00statry, and the Prince availed himself of it. Be
. also,drove down the plenk.road about two and a
;:ltalf miles, to Mr. Hamill's plantation, where,
without getting out of the carriage, he saw r. the
system in its most favorable itspeot—the negroes
_ , in their Sunday garments, and the place in its Sob
bath-day trim.
, • SCRIM IN THE AFRICAN onuncit—A woes
. - PRINCE.
• •- rGreat crowd. attended the African church in the
afternoon in hopes, of mooing the Prince. After
service' had commenced, and the minister was
raiding, a carriage drove up, and the exalted een
gregation rose, saying., all over the house : " He's
vome !" "He's come!" Dr. Ackley, Lord Hip•
nhenbrook, and Hon. Mr. Rives, squeezed through
• the mina cif amalgamationlets, all of whom imagined
Hinehenbrook to be the Prince. The preacher
endeavored to quiet them, but in vein. Bald he,
wilithe people so far honor themselves as to keep
order in the hens* of God, and listen to His Word?
`Dr. Ackley and the reel were mush embarrassed,
, and' ivished to retire, but were urged, and eon
, tented to remain. A drunken man forced his way
'up to young Hinahenbreok, smith' an audible voice
-assented to every proposition of the speaker,
greatly to the annoyance and amusement of all
around. The singing and praying, and the popu
lar - choruses to each, catmint the party an infinite
fund of wonder and eetoniehment. After service,
they wore presented to the preacher, and &pole
-4 for the disturbance.
I,IIII4IINTORO 01' THE OLDEN TIME. •
store, with British coat Of
Tefferson ; the portrait of
-creland county, Eng
- : the statue of
"lay, were ,
the
AMOIst
The old-fashiot.„.... -
arms; the portrait Or ..
' Ohtitham, painted for Wiens,
land, and by it given to Virgin. .. . - _
Lafayette, and CrawMid's statue or e.
shown and explained to the Prints, who, ern....
' Doke,. was very cinch interested I n them all, arm
would have been glad to stay longer, had they not
felt insulted by the mob.
°PIRATIC DISAPPOINTMINT.
The manager of the Cooper Opera troupe had,
annonnoed"the certain p resence of the Prince at
the performenee of the " Child of the Regiment."
-The_nonsequeneee wore—a crowded house, no
Prince, a disappointed, angry, and demonstrative
andienoe, who, with the nptearing of benches.
hisses and oat yells, made the manager utter a
most abjeot apology, and armed tho singers the
moot °oedema mortifloation. Thu Prince was sore.
nada at eleven o'clock.
LOVZ LETTERS.
The New York ladies mud look out. The Prince
Will rival Tommy in ate love letters. The first
sprlnklieg of the shower begins to fall already, in
the shape of notes from various 'Ante—three-core
ttered and pink envelopes. •
JENELPIS DON'T LINZ Tan MINNA.
On Saturdey night be had one of those immense
dinners Whisk lastedthree hours, and tired out
every one, from the 000ka to the diners. The
Prince goes to Baltimore by way of Washington,
taking the same route by which he came. They
say it is awkward to rettire to the pity to which
already he bad said farewell, but it eannot be
helped on account ,of time. He will not stop at
NralthillgtOn except to change ears.
Tan Parana APPBZOIATZS Tag =UMW or THE
AlaratiOANS.
The Boehm papers publish a letter from the Duke
- of Newitiuttle, accepfing the invitation to a ball in
that city on the evening of the 18th instant, which
- 'oontaludes as follows:
• t &moot- say with what kindness the Privet; hex
teen re cued In those cities whion be has yet visited in
, thS,ljnited,States. If eaoh mdivioual had been in
' etrameo west to do. the whole people «mid not have
rhowlym Star de li cacy ' at feeling and consideration
.Dr the entitle% le occupies in ; nalanu.thimeh without
the shot e enerenco , of their own claims of Md. -
:we:ides°. of notion. They have all looked ution him as
it guest. and resolved to treat him as sash, but without
overdoing the character of h.set. In return, of course.
every effort has been made. and shall eontinos to be
made skewhere. to gratify the amiable onnosay of on ,
good cousins to see the son of the 0.17•8 n whom the,
love and reeti.et almost as much twee do.
I am, may dear sir, your., very truer
rikwca.ervE.
To His Honor the Mayor of Boston.
„, ROYAL LAIIOILMII.
. Among the donations left by the Prinee to be
distributed in remembranos of his tour, were grants
of 1200 'to Several if rot each of the Universities'
We have heard that McGill College and Bishops'
. eboth , receive that sum. and the, gift. to lagoon's is
announced in the Kingston newspapers. It has
boon proposed there to found a scholarship or bur
miry with it, and
-the same will be done here, or
, apeFial medals for excellence provided fora;
, tin olartan TIMIIIILIII IN CANADA, AND WHAT 10
' .• '..' TIPMGRT Or Tana at INGLAND.
, .
, -.lFronstlie London Times. 1
- '.,' /r is positively humiliating to read the excuses
, :modeler Colonial rowdyism by oar cousins of the
. United States, and their assurances that the Prince
.11tali not be mobbed mad pursued by filibustering '
: fanatical after -he has crossed the frontier. When
they denonnoe the un-Hoglish spirit of the Cana
• titan Oraigemen as alike foreign to the Yankee
character and to our own, and to father it upon
the Celtic nationality. it is dieleult not to feel some
- 'sympathy with 'them. But we frankly own that
the purely Irish party feelings whieh recent legle
Totten was designed to cheek, if-more dangerous,
, are mope rational and less bus than those which
teem to operate in Upper Canada. -
It is not singular that the Duke of Newcastle
should be selected as the butt of the Toronto Pro
, tenants, - and that their malignant ingenuity
should be taxed to place him in an undignified
• ~ position. " We learn from the latest accounts that
their example has not been followed by the towns
which the Prince has since visited. Kingston and
Toronto do , not choose to fete alone the feelings
which they 'know will be excited in England when
WS are told this sipaltry clique were allowed to
. belie our Queen to confidence in the loyalty of Ca
.. nada. They know well enough that they must
ageoutit for their conduct somehow to public
- opinion, and they instinctively turn round on the
man who bee the most difBoult and responsible
, - part to play. We may be quite sure that the most
will be made of the slightest indisoretion or want
of temper on his part. it is not the first time
that devotion to the Prince and hostility to the
Minister have been the watchword of a selfish
.7. party. But the evasion will deceive no one, nor
deprive the Duke of the credit due to him for
combining firmness with conciliation. If be should
be unable to conceal hie disgust at the unworthy
' teener whioh have partly marred the pleasure
-and scones of his visit, he may lose popularity at
- Kingston and Toronto, but he will not forfeit the
respect of this country.
szeguts ON van PRESIDINT'S nxcermox—now
THIS LAMS WEBS: Dn6EIS6D.
, The President was in full evening dress, but wore
. no gloves. None of the gentlemen present did.
That, I have been assured, is a point of import
. once. , The Prince appeared in black, with no de
,' coratlonedsgeepting the ribbdo and diamond star
of the Order of the Garter. The Duke of Neercas
, Ds ' I' think; had no decorations . Earl St. 0 er.
..- mains were the ribbon of the Bath. The foreign
ministers were in plain clothes--a suillotent indica.
Lion that the reception was not looked upon in any
way as an effete of State. AU, wore their orders,
' eureepting the Austrian minister , Huleemann, and
Lord Lyons.
Now, with timid pen and quivering nerves, to
the ledleit Miss Lana first. - Her' dress was of
white muslin, looped withpink roses and small
' bunches of wheat. Her only jewels were diamonds
and pearls. In bet flair crimson flowers and wheat
tufts were wreathed. Conspionows by her Dositiori
- •at hostess, she sustained the distinction with much
grace and easy elegant's. Often member was Miss
D o ha/ken, another niece of the President, of
: wheat' only know that she was in blue silk, and that
much Interest hung upon her hair, from the fact
that, unlike that of any other lady present, it was
- tuned bat* after the manner of the Empress,
_ and decorated with a wreath of white- .ohertille.
Likewise nearly associated with Mir Lano, wee
' kir own reeldent guest, Mrs. Ellis, Dime of theists
- Vise President ging.. She wore green orape, with
fluted reifies and turd° of lace. Her hair was at.
rayed in the lame spirit. Almost all 'the wives of
the members of the Cabinet were Visible.' Airs.
Touosy was tn blue watered silk, with laces, anti
had:Ade:Tie Sowell in - her hair: renewing her
-Vast custom, she wore no jewelry. Mrs..Tnomp
ion'i dress was peerlimitered silk. covered with
:- 'ldea -lace and glittering &monde Mrs. Cobb
"Wore corn-oolored silk, and Mrs. Black, with her
' : daughter, Mrs Shank, One of the most pronounced
'-, diellitiet of the evening, wore white. Many ladles
";
=wffcse be/Ottani is of alt famsin Washington were
- ..llwidelly obvious. There was litre. Slidell, in white
- satin, netted with white nearle. ' Scarlet and gold
: , ,lowerewere In her hair. Her devglitere were always
~,
beer her, There was Mrs. Hein in minima velvet,
' with towhee of white lace, and hair hung with
grapes and leaves of gold. Her diamonds were
proelatesed the demt to be seen. Mice Gehl, her
4!Pi,, , S i lt"% w Alts likita Itilk, , with sometimes drips
= bone.-'Her Imeereaseents were of coral. Mrs
, Berolt;.thitoittnetit, Ma•Pretaten Ambessador, was
', - issrpserbeele ',. ~with light web, of whitelsoe,
/4.-lante hair 'ill , liedeekeC Her daughter was
?st i r ?
- - r l titnothcbm . kr' Amon resetabianoe to the
- Pelee*, which ittineVailed to obseire. t'he were a
.-' iiMplii -dries -of- white anti rose-colored tarleton.
~. te t 4-pass Liniburt ( ldr, One' daughter) wit in
''' '-
'- !llk.. Mre DePtalitt lidestradtri wore white
„. ladiers asid bleak lam., Her daughter, Mrs. Hay
- linientadgMalt, at ail timeellie nimbus of a, close and
Th 10.7 110 1 1 ), a fiat *MC reederid - the details
,iid bee dna! 4 8 4 1 .0r 0 Of .. 1 . 11 . 01114 SzlbSiint--
eel -11.110THER Or- PRINCE - A1,111111,1 , =WARD IN
AFRICA.
Prinee Alfred, emend eon of Queen Viotoria,2 -
landed at tha Cape of Good Hope on the 25th of
Stily, from Hie Euryalus; and received a moat en
thestastle, welcome from the' whole population.
Numerous addresses were presented. An Illumi
nation took place in the evening. His Royill,
Highness has sinoe visited many of the towns, and
was everywhere warmly reoeived. It was doubt
ful whether he would visit Natal. The Prince
was expected to return to Cape Town on the let
September, and return to England the first or ;m
-ond wee k in September.
GENERAL NEWS.
THE BEACHING OF THE GREAT EABTEILN.
The very important operation of, planing the
Groat Eastern on the gridiron at Milford Maven
was effeotod on Sunday evening last, with masterly
akin; under oirounistanaes, too, of the most ad.
verse nature. Among the very few others on
board was Mr. Bold, the managing director. It
was intended to try to finish the scraping and
painting of the ship's bottom by Tuesday, and
then haul her off, but we greatly fear that such in•
tention cannot well be earned out—the time le too
short and the undertaking too vast. As she now
Iles, with her whole vast size displayed from keel
to trunk, she forms a noble monument to the me•
reory of L K. Brunel, as be may be said to have
given his own life to render his darling peeled a
sueoess.—Lmerpool Daily Post, Sept. 20.
THE FIR CROP IN POnTno.a.—An official
document, published by the Portuguese Govern•
mont, allows that the annual production of figs in
the province of Algarve averages 11,238 tons, of
which 2,08 aro consumed in the country, chiefly
in making brandy, and the rest exported. The
price varies from at to 27fr. 110. in French
money, the.l.oo kilogs, (about two owt ) The ex
portation is principally made to Prance, Holland,
and Belgium.
FRNMONT'S INCOME.--The income of John
0. Fremont, from his gold mines, is set down at
two thousand dollen per day. Elie establishment
is something Immense. lie runs eighty-eight
'tampers by water power, night and day, crushing
ninety tons of quarts every twenty-four hours,
which is btought to the mill on a private railroad.
A not lnoome of $lOO,OOO a year, if' properly in
vested, will make him doh, and Jesse is probably
as well off as if he had been elected President.
THE confidential clerk of a Now Orleapa
merchant, from whose store valuable artioles had
boon stolen from time to time, for some months,
determined to diecover the guilty party, and to
accomplish it he made holes in the sides of a large
box, and, with a good supply of provisiofie, re•
malned shut up in it for two cloys and two nights.
On the_ third morning he caught the thief=-one of
the employer. who would have been trusted to
almost any extent, and on whom suspicion would
never have fallen.
Taxan are 6,760 miles of railroad in opera
tion in Francis, and 3,450 more in process of con
+Amnion. The total anm expended and to be
expended in their construction le $1,155 own,
of wbioh $710,000,000 had been expended up to
December of last year. The French railways cost
an average about $lOO,OOO a mile.
TUE first snow-storm of the season, at the
White Mountains, occurred on Friday last. Snow
fell in considerable quantities, on that day, on the
line of the Grand Trunk Railway, between Island
Pond, Vermont, and Aoton. Canada—places more
than a hundred miles distant from each other.
IT is remarked that more captures of slavers
have taken plea. under Mr. Toncay's adminie•
tration of the Navy Department than under all
previous administrations of the department put
together.
THE Lake Superior Journal has a report that
a bed of anthracite coal has been discovered BOMB
fifteen miles from Portage Lake.
TIIE new census is expected to show an In
crease in the population of Virginia of between
250,000 and 300,000.
A HARTFORD (Conn.) paper says 62,000
pounds of tobacco were recently shipped from that
city to Baltimore.
Two slaves have been arrested at Princess
Anne, Md., for firing the stable of Edgar Jones.
THE Charles county (Md.) agricultural fair
commences at Port Tobacco on the 13th of No
vember.
THE Councils of Nashville, Tenn., have
prohibited the ringing of belle in the streets.
THE cholera is said to he making numerous
idetiala in Spain. It is at present in Toledo.
/IMPORTATION S.
1 Reported tor The Prees.l
TON—Steamshin Cambridge, Bowes-202 'Age
1., _ • Slade & Co; al do W D Jones & Co ' . 11 do
dottleaties & C.; 31 do Farnham. &
Brem , t ^m& Wells; 18 do F•thian. Jones
Co; 33 do Froining),... ^ntee & Co: 47 do Lea. R lob-
Co 40 do lathes. Red), ri °otter; 1 6 do Cleo P Pea
nrdson & Tunis ;28 do da "o 17 do titiortriJgo
bod & Co; 27 do Riege aird &
l3ro; 73 do Ridgeway& Plies ; 12 do 'mamma &
kCo•9O do J T Way &Co ; 41•4 du Waid• •VI do
Co; 59 oases boots and shoes Hendry & Harm ,
Brown & Pratt; 16 do ikAcer & Bro • do.Conover &
23 do & Dorburrow ; 51 do' P I.Zird & co; 31 do
(inn :& 0o: 63 do Myers. ClashornCu' •
way. Hart & Co; 33 do Wm Showell; o &
chn 34 do Thayer & Co; 23 do (1 W Tailor; 19 do . 4 r , bitei ,
Keith &Cu ; o boxes raisins. .1 It klussier ;21e1.: 4 4.
otl cloth Blahon & Smith; 41„tal Is popsy A M Crdllne ; 21.1
Iw:3i:skins Henry Davis; 31 boxes lamdware Heaton &
Depoklo ; 161 bbie nab J W Kennel], & Co; 120 bagS
coffee Ghost & Molten; 10 bbls oil Wm Musser.
HACH 26091D—Sreamehip Virginia. Helly-21 boxes
tobacco Meroor Sr. AnteloA 220 do Doolrnor. MeCamnion
.
&Co •,2 hints 1 bed do Holden & Penrose ; =boxes 22
ones rhos Webster, Jr: 60 boxes Hoban & Ton; 70
boxes Mots & Boehm ,• 98 boxes A & 12.-Armstrongi 37
bass fruit 6 bass wool 2 bble wax 14 boxes tohasoo Par
ker & plane; 30 empty cask, Massey. Collins &Co
130 bags fruit 7 Ude bacon 6 bags telethons, order.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
EDWARDO r _OLARKE,
HARRY OuN RAD, COMMITIRZOF MONTSI.
WM, L. BERN.
LETTER BAOS
At Out Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia.
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limper, or, Hubbard- --
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Hark &mote. StanlP axon
Brig Rolla. ( Br) Core ftr . m.
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Brig Black Squall, Davis
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lL rbult taft.— " . ..it:jai
Bohr t•n ° de Cuba, Oat 13
sAthiria OF THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
atIIFe tatADI WOR DAYS
Penns —.....-- New York—Liverpool. Oat 10
sago ----Neve --
York...Havre....Oat 13
GI York .14 verpoel Oot 13
Saaonta.....— New York Noutlampton la
A.
.. Batton.. Lt ve repot trot IT
lof Haltimore...New York Ivertool— ..... ....Oa t2O
Vanderbilt— .Ne York..llavre Oat 20
ag ht. -- New Yo , k..G , lwav 23
Africa —.New York—Liverpool -.• • . Oct 2{
New ”New York.. Bremen.
H0nda.._......... . Oat 51
nornme.... .—..New York..Bouthampton—.........Nev 1
No
w York..llavre.--.—...—Nov 10
FROM EUROPE.
SHIPS LYAVE VOR DAYS
• •
North 2 0
of Baltimore... Liverpool .New York— Rept 26
NoN a Scotian... layerpool Quebea Beet 22
&Inca _..........Liverp00l .Few York-..-..r-flapt 29
C of-Manohester.Lfverpoot..New York......___Out
New York.— bouth. Topton _ New Y0rk....._...... Oat
Horussm.......tionthempron .New York-- --Oat 4
._...tAv.rpool..H , won . Oat 6
Minors —Southampton.. New York . -- ......—Ont 10
Read tan:. Liverimol..Que be o _ --.—Oot 11
G Earern...lllifford Haven—New Writ oot 17
Patton Hoathamtvon—Now Yoilt— —Oot 17
, lanimmra . Southampton.. New V ork— ....--Oot rl3
Plume A1bett..........0a1wat..N Now Y0rk....... Oot 23
Phe Calrfornin Marl Steamers earl from New York on
the let. 11th. and 213th of each month.
The Havana Steamers leave New York on the Id. 7th,
trth. 17th. and 27th of each month.
MARINE ittf TELI,IGEN 0.1.1
POitT OW PII,II.ADELYINIA. Oct. 8, 1880
'IUN 6 32-13ati 6 39
RA ell .3 44
ARRIV,ED.
Steamihip Virginia, Kelly. f•oin Richmond, via Nor
folk 25 hours, with mdee and passengers to Thos Web-
SW. Jr.
Brig 11Plow, Hodgson, 4 days from Salem, in ballast to
N Sturtevant & Co
Brig Fermi State Crocker. 6 days from Boston, in
;Wiest to Nrvin, Sawyer & Co.
Bohr Sarah Mince, Weaver, 3 days from Now York,
with mdse. to C & Lanais.
Buhr Ivy. Henderson, 6 dayis from Boston, in ballast to
N Sturtevant & Co.
Bohr Pilot's Bride. Creighton. 8 days from Doboy. Ga,
with lumber to Gaskill &
Bohr Lady Lake. White. 2 days freim New York, with
grind stones to .1 10 Mitchell.
Bohr Susan ft Jayne, Jayne, 2 days from New York
with mdso to captain.
Bohr s G King, Andrews, 411tys from Georgetown, JD
C. with coal to N Morris Wain & Co.
Bohr Cicero. Burroughr, B days from Fall River with
ballast to ft It Comm in Co.
IlSchr Mantua, Maxon, 1 day from Frederioa, Del, with
corn to Jay. Barrett & thm.
Bohr binmii. Brooks.] day tiom Newcastle, Del, with
wheat to Jae Barratt & Pon.
Bohr T firmed lot, Goldsmith, from Norwich.
Bahr t, B Loohman, Endicott, from &eon.
Bohr Sarah Smith. Robinson. from Boston.
Bohr Wm B h unenvied. Hewett. from Boston,
Bohr H P Simmons. Godfrey, from Boston.
Bohr Wilt G liartolett. Conally, frr m Boston.
Behr Baran Louisa, Crime. from Boston,
Corbuis. Widen, from wiimiris tan.
Soh, MoMies , hloblwee. from Haverhill.
Bohr Wave. Merritt, from New Bedford.
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison, 21 hours from New York,
V ith Was to W M Baird k. co.
Bng Doris. arrived yesterday, reports: Had head
winds during the enure passage, and spilt sails ; 20th
nit, let 28. long 79 48. was in company with brig T B
Martin. tTOM Cienfuegos for Philadelphia ; off Hatteras
saw brig htaildlde. from Cienfuegos for Boston.
CLEARED.
Brie Billow. Eodgdon. Belem, N Sturtevant & Co.
Brig Forest Mate, Crocker. Boston. Nevin & Sawyer.
Bohr 'Pork. A moons okpt. E A Boodier & Co.
Rohr 11 P Si Godfrey, Stlasnington, Noble,
Rammed &!de ell. •
Bohr Corbals, Whigs, Wilmington, do
&
behr Cruoe, Washington, Vandusen, Norton
Co.
Rohr C S Loohmso. Endicott. Boston.
Bohr Wm 0 Audenned, Hewett, Boston, Banoroft,
awls & Co.
Bohr Wave. Merritt, Boston. Binkistou & Cox,
Bohr North Potato, Maros'. Provide. co. • do
Bohr 01.0 Henry. Balder, Charles City. Va, do
Co.
Bohr ,Cloero, Burrougue, Fall River, R B Gorgon &
Rohr courier. Crowell, aharlestown. do
Bohr Wm G Bartolett, Cm.elly, Charlestown, L Roth
'Tyrol & Co.
Uo
Bohr 1 . Benedict, Goldsmith. New Haven, Powers &
Bohr 13 N Smith, Robinson, Weymouth. Hayes & God
shall.
Bohr C W Holmes, AloElweo, Roxbury, L Auden/led
& Co.
Behr Iv!, Henderson, Boston, N Sturtevant & Co.
(Csrtasnandenao of
(RACEm
HAVFLE DE Oat, 8.1068.
'rho Wyoming lett with 20 oatB, laden and consign - ad
as follows
• •
Wm. Mpg, Pike's Peak, Major J H Mimes, lumber to
Norcross & Sheets; Ira C Iledely, to Cadwalader &
Co Ceraalta, Sarah Alice. P fiord, do to Ma! no &
Taylor ; Mary do to Win:engine ; .1. hn Griffin. railroad
iron to D Reeves S"n ; R hlotradeu, rartanetio ore to
Palle of Schuylkill; F Ulenworth. wheat. aye. bitumin
ous coal. &o. to Perote & Bro W Leeman. coal to
°• alone & Taylor; F Burrousles lumber. to Norcross &
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415 ip Mary glover. Chase. for Cheldera u sailed trout
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Beßark M
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Pears taverb. Madonna, and Lookout, sail
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THE PRESS.- 4 •PHILADELPHI it, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1860.
fivEOTINE
PERSIAN FEVER VRA.RM
FEVER AND AGUE EXTERMINATI D.
THE HUMAN CONSTITUTION Mr LT) FROM
TEE PREVENTIVE AND 'AumEDy,
6...'FI33HDIITTEAT AND 011,10 US FEVERE.
OATURIVE GRAND REETORATIVII.
INPEOTIVO. IIetOTINE.
IiPBOTINE. INPECTINE.
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hag not produated severe
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or other parts Of the human organism. The no.E.c-
TIN E is the natural antagonist °gall revere, and when
it comes in contact with the skin, is absorbed by the
interior organs, which resist easily miss= and all ten
dencies toward those maladies which prostrate the
mind and body with few.
Fevor and AM result from numerous oausos. No
clue is exempt from the onuses whloh promote the ex - ,
(stenos of the disease. 'net being once Boated in the
system, Induces depression of spirits, lassitude, lan
guor, pains, chills, fever, and a long train of disagree
aide sensations, depriving the patient of all energy, ar
reduoing hint or her to a condition of
Why will any one gaiter the horrors of a debilitating
Intermittent Fever, when, by the we of the
t h e am i t y ent medical end magical Qualifies of Which ere
ms ta n ur etreetbed,
-ALL TRACES OF MUM MAY BE AlO4llll
ELBLF-UAILE IS BETTER THAN rIYBIC
NATURE 18 WIBER TBAN ART.
krgRyIDISEABE RAE A DIVINE REMEDY.
TEE WISE APPLY WIIILS DIE FOOLISH
BETTER PREVENT TJIAN STRIVE TO :WIRE.
THE INPFX3TI.NE.
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WONDERFtrE EFFECTS.
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Ellen R. Boman, Lookporti New . York, recoiled
after seven 70,011' sniferlng. perfeot our&
Thoueandi of ether OAAOS nretente4 and cured even
month, and not a single complaint of the effiotenai
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MEDICINAL
DYSPEPSIA REMEDY.
Dr. DARIUS YAWS _
AKORLATIO INVIGORATING SPIRIT.
This fffedieine has beets used by the public for six years
with intreasing favor. It is recommended to Curs
Dyspepsia, Nervousness. Heart-Burn, Celia
'Pains, Wind in the Stomach, or Pains in the
Bowels,.Ereadache, Drowsiness, Kidney
Complaint,, Low Spirits, Daltriuns
' Tremens, Intemperance.
IT STIMULATES, ExitiLARATRS, INVIGORATES, MOT
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As a Medmine it is quick and, offeotual, curing the
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In a speedy manner.
/t will instantly revive the most melancholy and
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moldy to health, stroligth, and vigor.
Yemenis who, from too injudicious uso of %worth have
become dejected , and their nervosa n- - a i om ,, ~ha t te rod ,
cordititonons broken down, and P - loot to that horrible
ountato humanity, the D en down ,
will, at
most immediately.feel •„e Kapp r
p and healthy invigo
rating elbow 01 . :.r. HatiYa Inv gelatins Spirit.
WHAT rf WILL DO.
osti. — Olie wine glass full as often es Mammary.
ne dsi,e will remove all Bed Spirits,
vti dose will cure Heart-burn.
ebreo doses will aura Indigestion.
no dose will give you a Good Appetite.
ne dose will atop the distressing pains of Dyspepsia.
One dose will remove the distressing and disagreeable
effects of Wind or Flatulence. and as goon as the
etomeah receives the Invigerating +Spirit, the distress
ing load and all painful feeling, will toe removed.
One dna° will remove the most distressing pains of
Cello. either in the etomaoh or bowels.
A feW doses Will remove all obstructions in the Kidney,
Bladder, or Urinary Organ,.
remittal:rho are sermuely affhoted with any Kidney
Complalmts are assured of speedy relief by a dose or
tWO,L'not a radical ours by the use of ono or two booms,
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Persons who, from dissipating too much over night,
and feel the evil ends Of poisonous liquors, iii violent
headaches. *Lanese at at, mach, weakness, giddiness,
&ch . , vnll find one dose will z :move all bad feeling&
Ladies of weals and siekly constitutions should take
the Invigowetits Spirit three times a day; it Will make
them strong, healthy, and ha pi y. remove all obstruc
tions and irregularities from tin Menstrual organs, and
restore tho bloom of health and beauty to the careworn
lace,
fluxing pregnancy it will be found an invaluable medi
cine to remove eisagreoabl" sensations at the mouton.
All put up
asks is a trial, and to indite. thin, he
has put up the INVIGORATING SPIRIT in pint tattles at
aliieents, qua: to $l.
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PERUVIAN SY P RUP,
TED
SOLUTION OF PRO OR
TOX RO IDE ECT OF IRON COIHRINED.
This woll-known Remedy han boon nced Ectonnivoly
.-- - - and with groat ;,,Doer.; for
' 't ' ••
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DIGESTIvN I P LRFEer
' . ,r - st DETt , RIORATION or THE LLOOD;
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7 ..,.., l' i l F OANILDIVVIrI 'f RR
DISEASE, "L
(4
Most of whioh or iginato in
DYSPEPSIA:
'LIVER COMPLAINT DROPSY, NEURALGIA and
NERVOUS AFFECTIOAR, LOSS OF APPETITE,
HEADACHE, 'LANGUOR and DEPRF.BSION
OF SPIRITEI t _CARBUINCi,i,S and BOILS,
PILES, sCuRVY, AFFECTIrifis oF
THE SICINCONSUMPTIVE
TENDENCIES. DRoNCHI.
TIN, DISEASES PLC U
• LIAR to FEMALIS, _
and A L L COM
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ACCOMPANIED BY ORNI,RAL DEBILITY, and
REQUIRING A TONIC and ALTE
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NOT/L—The failure of IRON as a remedy for DYS
PEPSIA, a bad elate of the blood, and the numerous
diseases caused thereby. has arisen from the want of
such a preparation of Iron as shall enter the stomach in
a PROTOEIDE state, and assimilate at once with the
blood. This want the PERUVIAN SYRUP somas°,
and It dowser, in the only form in which it is possible
for Iron to enter the circulation. For this reason, the
PERUVIAN SYRUP often radically cures dizenVes in
whiten other preparations of Iron and other nEidioines
halm been found to be of no avail.
CERTIFICATE OP A O . A. HAYES, Pt. D o OF
STON.
It 'swell known that t h e medicinal offooteof Protoxide
of Iron are lost by oven a very briol exposure to air. and
that to maintain a solution of Protoxide ..f Iron, without
further oxidation, has been deemed imirssible.
In the PERU vIAN sYRUP inn deniable point is at
tained by COMBINATION IN A WAY BEFORE UNKNOWN;
and thin solution may replace all the proto.earbonatca,
citrates, and tartrat,s of the hl aerie Medico.
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Naviair a lame paid-up Capital Stook and Burtlua In
vested in mound and available Seouritiov, oon 'nue to
Dona° op Dwollinti, Storm', Furniture, Mere &adult',
Yemen in Pert and Omit. oarEoex, and other Personal
Property. ail tones liberally and promptly adjusted.
PIIIIIGTQRS.
r. R. Blade, Jowl T, Lewis,
a Welsh, /amen Pt. Campreth
mini 0, Mortoli Edmund O. Dr.ttlh,
trick bizall.y. Chas. W. Poultney,
Israel Morns.
TIMAIAB 8.PA11113, Provident,
ALBERT C. L. CR", WPORD. Snore tarr. feal-ti
____,
N-m.
lIAKER CITY INSIIItis_NUE COMPA
NY_—FRANIMIN DIJILDINITS,_ 409 WALISTJT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL AND BUR
PLUITAMVIA7O.—Inenros against Loss or Dantaso by
Fite, and the Pants of Boa. Inland Narlsalaon and
Tridenortatton,
GEORQB R. HART, President.
E. P.ROSC, Vac., President.
COgGSRALL, ana Treasurer.
IL H. BUTLER, Assistant EeoroLary.
DIREGTOIL. , "
P. E. om,
Poster Ekkerlitrug.
Andrew R. Chambr',
1!&munl Jonee. M. 1),,
yril.ll4l
elestaet rt. Hart,
E. W Ire
H.B.gOtsiAll,
Hon. H.
M. Fuller.
A NTB_RACITE INSTJRANOE COMPA
NY.—Authorised Capital 0 100,0 X —CHARTER
PERPETUAL.
Offioe No.Bll WALNUT Street, bot Wean Third and
Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
Thin Company will insure againet loge or damage by
Fire, on BuiWince, Furniture, and Alerahandtee gono
rally.
Ineuranooa on Veetele, CargQM and
Freights. Inland Liwuranne to attparte of the Union.
DIRECTORS,
Joeeph MaltfieM,
Dr. (Aorge N. Eckert.
John it. J3lakteton,
Wm. F. Dean,
T. E. Baum.
JACOB ESBER L _Prosident.
Wal. F. DEAN, via() Preeident.
W. Id , SMITH. Secretary. ana-tuthetf
THE N T'E.R.P.Eia6E
Jacob Esther,
f. Maker.,
.Andaancal,
maalearaon,
etal' lager,
IUNSURA.NOE 0 OMPL!‘ NY
OP PIIILADBPII.IA.
(FMB INSIJI-ANOE EXOPAIDIVIMY.)
comPArirs BUILDING, ty, cozinzz
*MEW AND WALNUT STREETS.
-
DIRECIVOREI.
F , XATORYORD Burk, Me ßoxtat h. D•Wging t
WlLtudat MDKr4, exc.. H. EPTIILET,
Yot:R4,s-LIVITI: JOHN kt . . BROWN,
N. A. PARNESTOOX,
BEM 'R,TRIDICI. ANDREW D. CAN%
HINR. 4 f WITARnar,
F. RATCHF J.
gagir., a lVa a aident,
CHARLES W. CO RE. Secretary'. len
SAVING FUNDS,
" A little, but often, fills the Puree."
VIRANICLIN SAVING FUND, No.
136 South FOURTH Stoat, between Chest- 1
nut and Walnut, Philadtdyhla, I,lla all Donoxita,
oridemnnd.
St lif e rgre l lgor o y s . coiagi m b d y t i i . lo p v t zni a n:r r it
Mort
ti aii ' inpany deems safety batter with large
pro oonnevoently will run no riek with dspo-
I snore .114410, bat have it at all SIMMS Toady to
return. with t rey cent. interest, to tho ownovirg
they ILENG always done.
Whir,
Company foyer
einended.
depga i rtit m
mauled or einrle, and Tgrsital
be withdrawn onny by their consent,
Qharter pornotual. Incorporated by the State
Qf rennsylratua with authority to receive miner
ritm imi l te l e t e r gd s pe . ou tor
Id e ilal3 REOEIVikfI.
Joe open daily. from 9to o'clock, nod on
Wednesday evening until a o'clock,
niaEgronn.
pool) B. Shannon, Cyrus Cadwallader,
hn Shindler, Poor° !Omen,
alaohi W. Sloan, Edward T. Hyatt,
kllirumbhaar, Henry Delany,
la ha Rlttonhourt, rtathan Smeder.
o, Satterthwaite, Jonea Yorker,
Joreph W. Lippinoott.
JACOB B. 811ANNON, President.
Ceug CADWAZLADXII., Wredilltrfon
13149-Y
" A Dollar eased 1 twice earned."
CAVING FUND—FIVE PER DENT
TEREST.—NATIONAL SAPE'r I" TR UST COAL
PANX, WALNUT Street, nouthwent °Omer of TIIIRI),
rhiladelphia, ineorpotatad by tho State of Pennsyl•
nanny ;a received IN any mum, largo er ',wall, and in.
tared rad from (Ito cfn.y of depozit - to the day of with.
d irtatee te open eYery day from nine o'olooh in the
MOrEtall e, fit4o'll( , )Ok i tAl l f e llo l ? t ron c i l fgond on Illondat
an eon. lialty L. a lrlY4Pilat, Pooident.
ROBERT SBLFR DOB VW@ rroXidtgli
Vtluta24 7. RAM). BOOT OtrafT•
DIENCTORS;
(
13. H AT! j i .43,,e r rer,
t . x c e ageAl . Brewster.
obeillelftl ge. , norm' Lee,
ilitte K. filthton. mach Yolked,
Landreth Minna, ames L. Hlattlanacc.
t r 7 t i t 11 receivednlit a% I d c . .VO: ? ' e til t" l.Pn a t'9 la pr . .... 4lll. 7: . 1
trovisions of the Charter, in Real ° Ez.o.a tl itto“ c h nx i c i l
!hound Rentz. and Duch ttrnt-alatc securities as will al
woys Anima perfect . sociality to the deocitatt, and
Xtdo I , llt i g t tUcil to give nermenenoy and stalil,llt3,ta
RAVING FUND—UNITM STA'L'ES
,TRUST COMPANY, corner THIRD and CIIET/1-
MIT street.
an La A g srl e 8 4.11,11ilsr,2Afr egifieavilri!sl
ILENT /row the MY of deposit to the dsy rill -
dreamt.
uffloe hourthfiroin 9 until 6 o'clock 051,0fT day, and on
MONDAT_EvErIiNciS trom 7 mail cook.
DKAFTB for sale on England, Ireland, -1 7ootisnd•
fts upwards.
resident—BTEPßEal R. cIYOVFOR.D.
intll-1,
PAIRBANRIV PLATFORM SCALE%
for late br FAIRBANKS & EWING, .
I.
71R 111/Vcri , vllT Rtr.nt. Phlln
SWEET OIL, in quarts and pints, for
sale. WETHER & BROTHER,
Selo 47 and 49 North B ECON I) Rt.
nIIRNT UMBER—Ground pure in Oil,
ALP for 441 2 4 by WETHERILL ic BROTHER, 17 aro
40 North trECoNri Strom. wrrt
119 it 011 AX , refined, In cases and barrels,
1.14,0 for Lilo. Mr . /EW/4.A BRUggit,
• aele •
47 OM SV norm ar,uorw ot,
EDUCATIONAL.
PEMALE MEDIOAL COLLFX4E - . No.
-ff-• 627 ARCH Street. Will be open durins the corning
winter. to ladies who may wish to attend the Lecturer!
on Phymolegy. Chamfers , . or Anetomvonly.
Who ossion will commence on W DNEADAY. the
17th of October. and continue for five Months. Who in
structions will he thornush. and amply illustrnie b.
means of Drawings. Papier Mash. Models, Natural
Preparations. the Mierosocpe. and other apparatus.
T e t n u t t u h r 3 e t will : be given in the afternoons. and there
will he three or more on each subject every week.
PRIVATE TUITTON.—A Recent Grath
ate of Harvard College, Massaehuneti! , ,, - noW per-
Pupils to prepare for ceileg . e
Ruing his profesemnal studies, WielMl *ai takume or two
Stadion.
.._. -
„Re,.,lergll'l;a: .Tamen Walker, D D.. and C C. Felton,
i or to instruct Itt Engliali
I:P.'. Cambridge, Nam: Wm. H. Furness, D.D., and
....orlon BMW. Pim., Philadelplim.
!Wrens, " E. F.." Box 608 Pont Oilloe. oog-dt
.._
Y 13 , 1ARDiNGI SOHDOL FOR
YOtINO MEN AND LOYS, at Pottstown, Mont
gomery coUnty, NIP sylvania
The Twentieth semi.annual November this School
Will open on WFDNESI) IL, 7. An one'
the Raven:as , s offered may be named: Reasonable
terms ; a healthy and attract ye situation :an extensive
and through source o' study ; Tiboral provision for the
Personal comfort of pupils; parental discipline. and
etrict supervision of morals and manners; an experi
enced t. , &eller for every ton pupils ;actress four times a
day by Reading Railroad.,
References Me we. Solomon M. Munn; Samos L.
Clay horn ; lanlen E. Caldwell; John W. Unshorn R.
V Sallada: Joseph R. Evans A. F. Glass; t hum..
13iroh ; William Kern; Ron. Owen Jones;Hon Jas,
Coo Per :Non. J Y. Yost.
For Caro:liars, conveying full yartioulare, address
Rev M. 11l Rms. A. M. 0ri.3.43t
FIIIIOIIIAS BALDWIN'S ENGLISH. MA
TICA L. and CLAASICA L SCHOOL, for
Boy/4. N. E. corner of BROAD and ARCH, will re-open
Septemlmr 3. - th3l-12t.
ESDAMES OFIEGARAY AND DUIER
VILLY relpeetfully infotin their friends and
the ptiblic that they have removed their Boarding and
Dar School for Yount , Ladies from Logan Square to Nos.
.1.6g7 end SPUME Street.
Pupils from five years of age upward repaired for the
fourth Glass. Jy2a-em
pRFELAND INRTITUTE-9 130 A RD
-IrO Reffool_, FOR YOUNG MRN.—Tlute inyti
tutiem s lo c ated in a deliehtid, and Toured
cart the country. twenty four mites northwest o
Flu adelehia. two !tours' rude from the eitr; accessible
by Norristown r road and Imes, tw.ce a day.
Next session opens October 2d.
For circulars, address
11. A. 111INSICKER, Principal,
:02740022" Perkimnen Bridge. Itiontgoltery on. Pa.
Wit iiYANT. ,I`itiklll.'ClN, & FAIRBANKS ,
w 1 7 Al EIV 4 SMILE. COLLEGE. H. E. corner BP
VENTH unit CH ESTISUP titre eta , --Pay and Earning
Sessions. Individual instruction in tinciiikeeping. In
eluding tioneral Wheless lo end Retail Rumness. ahtp
pine,Forvii-irdinc and Hoinrnissinn, Banking. r "i
-mmure, Alannineinring. liatiroading, hteatnboahns.
A;ch, the roc 1. thorough and practical course in the
United States. Also, Lectures. Commercial Calcul,
Liens. Arithmetic. and the higher Alathertintios, Vett
inenah,9 (beet le theottrt. Cnnesriondence. ho.
Per etle, their new Treatise on Bookkeeping, beauti
fully printed in colors . and the best work published.
ee26
QATTNDERS' INSTITUTE,
V- 7 THIRTY-NINTH AND MARKET STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
Professor E. D.,13 n UNDE RS & CORTLAND SAUN
DERS. A. M., /Im:Again.
lion. WM. RIG Clearfle'd
Earl., of the Merohantn' Hotel. Philadelphia : Hon. J.
W. FORN EY. of The Press; lion N. B. BROW NE.
Mauch Chunk—all of whom have :tons boarding in
Philadelphia; Roc. R. WES I'BRI :OR, DO/. of the b.
1.41.7td0n ; Hon. J. W. MAYNARD, Withal:twit ;..J.
LEISEN KING . Esq.. Sant- and Engineer of the Lehigh
Coal and Navigation Comp'y and HPACKER,
ABA
Saunders'
histi ute—will give their friends who may
he looking for a eafe,tlineoneh, and ileasant school any
infonnstion (honed reeptioting thin sointhritr.
Agrove and lawn of LIMIT ACRES ace attnclod to
the institute for soolunion s rooreation, anti optical ex-
term.: h Session of five months, counting
froin tho Car of admission, are 1275 for day-boarding
trolills, $lOO for pupils who spend tiaturdav and sotto , 2
at home. and $ lO3 for pupils remaining tit,hriantiv. No
extra oharzes. Payments in no once 0u29 6w
IkIISSeS OASEv & AIRS. BEf130;
vttn E jf, l leP a r: F o re l ll ). l 3 3. r,T,7l!
reopened on WEDNEeDAN. , .. ejaembsr 12. ' OOl4 Ime
RM.:H.IBII A A PIII CLASSICAL SCIInOL.
'ho nehool of the utiliser' ben, in Smuts' Building,
(.1 F,STN mreet, above Twelfth, kill re-onen on
D9ONIAY, the 17th of Septembe r. tiel3-tt trikill ES . MORT.
HHARRIES'tROWN WILL REOPEN POr SCHOOL P ,, R °MLR on tho N. W k . olplor
of PILBERT and JUNIPER Btreota. OWL(' Fenn
Einnaro. on 10th of tonth montn, (Boot) a027-Bw.
fILAESIOAL INSTITUTE.
,- DEAN STREET. below LOCUST.
The duties of tho Claesioal InAtitnte will bo resumed
Mondity. September S. J. . 7. eAtRES, A. M.,
au27.d2m runcoottl.
VENN INSTITUTE, SOUTHEAST COR
NER THIRTEENTH and FILBERT Birectz, re
opens MONDAY, entertain' M. .Four more pupils
will admitted'. Cataloguns unlit to any address.
aull-tf T R. STEWART. Principal.
MR. WINTHROP TAPPAN'S BOARD
-n NG and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No.
1727 VINE street, near Logan Square, will RE-OVEN
on WHONESDAY, Nesqemberl2th. Ciroulara lu , nmhed
OD application aulc-tf
MISS LUCY R. MAYER and Mrs. R.
AL man will reopen their sehool foryoung la
dies, at No. 1010 SPRUCE street, on MONDAY, Sep
t ember IT. ougl4-2m
RUSINESS CARDS.
NEW ORLEANS (LA.) PICAYUNE.—
JOY.. COE. & Co.
Novo boon amiointed sole omits in Philadelphia for
this ostensively circulating paper. of °women 'tog in
fluence. Business men aro nd venial tin In the boat news ,
Payers Advert nd tiontitry, at the offices of .10Y,COE,
& sing Agents. /I and CH PST i% LIT
Btroote. ; Tribune Buildings,' New York.
se26-tf
rVIATILEW BROOKS,
MAN uracrunzit
EEL
(I A hIPAION UNIFORM S,
In every variety or colors.
No. 131/ North THIRD Street.
opposite Cher . Philadelplua
HORAO34I SEE_,
' MECHANICAL ENGINEER, and
'ENT A'FTORNEY,
No 114 south SIXTH. Street,
(Neal ly (*.posit° the Count) , Court Houle,)
Procures Specificattons. Dtawings, kc..and trannaote
nllother banineidi conneoted with the obtaining of Let
tere .I`awnt
hltiohinery Designed and Drawings made. aul3m.
iirIYUTT & CO., No. 232 North SECOND
Stmt.—Having removed to oor no* and apaclutto
store, wo 'mould call lho attention of Deale•s to our ex
tensive§ stook of PATENT MEI , ICINErt, PER
FUMERY, and FANCY ARTICLES. Our list com
prises a greater variety than can ho folmd at anT estab
lishment in the United States, and our Driers will cont-
Darr with an• market. tliff-hitheMn
Ili R. UOItSON, REAL ES'PATE BEA;
Rite raft AND CONVEYANCER. NORItISTOWN,
FAItM6 STORES, MILLS and and 11.0 TELS FOR
BALE in 51ontgornery, Ducks. Chester, and Delaware
Counties, varylAg from 10 to Macros, in good localities.
Persons applying will be shown properties free et
°barge.
Bends and Mortgagee negotiated at fair rates. HAND
SOME 11E911 ENOES for Salo in Norristown, Folis-
Kine:e u r d iplrot n erd i gi R.
v2 l
-eln Norristown. ra.
NI.01161;801 , 1,
ILY • alanitraoturer or
BEIRTS LINEN and MARSEILLES
BOSOMS AND COLLARS.
A large and ohoicia assortmen , , and WELL MAD. 42
always on nand. unto which I partioularly invite the
attention of oAtal and prompt-saying SHORT-TINE
Mum.
8. E. Corner of SECOND and ARM &TM% Phila
delphia. an7-3co*
FUVUET l SONS,
Noe. IMPORTERS 01. HAVANA CIOA.RS,
No. 2 , 6 South FRONT Street.
Receive regularly a full assortment of desirable 01
GP.RS which they effer at low rates, for cash or ap
proved arm!! t. Jule ly
IAWSGN ,t NIUUOLSON, •
nooK.Duirmusi,•
NUL SIO Aftilt 6:11 MANOR' STREMT.
Between Itlareet
LADand
J' Chestnut atrostal
PRIELIA.
1.1011:13 rAvrtiorl. JAV. U. liratiOlNPX,
tell tr.
WAGNER JERMON
••• • ATTORDItY AND COUNSELLOR-NT-LATS.
(Moe, No. 116 loath DINED Street,
(Opposite Independence flettare,)
PILADBLPHII,
Dy_the aid of reliable Attorneys, at different POW./ in
the (MUM States, ca enabled to prosecute and collect
claims at every description.
Particular attoutton i given to the examination and re
covery et ths claims o
_Legatees and Devisees', and Or
exannnatton of Land Taloa and eeottnng the interests
of heir', and nil persons interested in the name, in rid
parts of the Union.
lice the 8 tatutos of all the Mates and is Clonvninglonor
for moat of them.
De ll4 position* carefully taken under Conumesnone.
elsin
J. BAYLIS THOMAS,
• ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Hall removed his of3oe from No. 923 Aroh 'treat to No.
420 WALNUT Street.
Particular attention riven to the recovery of Mercan
tile Mime. The drafting and exannitton of Wide,
m
ponveyanoon, Assignments, Snefe of Title. and other
Inotruitents of Wntine The mapagement of I.xecntor
iihips, Administratorships, and Truiste, nuperintended;
end the best eeouritiee procared for the permanent in
vertmenta of Alone!. Sikticittatorr referenaooven
when requirod. an:4l,-sm.
2arkeillNEll.l( mot; IRON.
•
• - e igt PENN NTEADI ENGINE AND
BOILER WORKS. —NEs FIE tt LEVY,
PRACTICAL AND THEORETNAL ENGINEERS
MACHINISTS BOILISH-ItIAKERS,DLACKSMITHS
and FOUNDleity, Ravinn for many' years, bean in
sequential operation, and g
been exolusively engaged ir,
buildingMn
and repairing one and River Engines, high
and low pressure, Iron Boats, Water Tanks Propellers
ice" hp, respectfully offer their serv.ces to the public!'
an being fon, Prepared to contract for Engines of al
sizes. Alarine, River, and Stationary , having ems o
Werner or ilinerent mixes, aro prepareir to execute or
dens with quick despatch. livery description of Patton
making made at the shortest notice. High and Low
Presrure, Flue, Tulinlar, and Cylinder Boilers. of the
best Pennsylvania charcoal icon. Forgin g s of nil sista
ono( Sonde ; Iron and Dross Cdatines of' all doeartptions
Hod Turnip dorow Cutting, and all other work don.
needed with th g*. o alone tamooss.
Drawlnga and speci fications for all work done at then
estsblistiment, Iron of charge, and work guarantied.
The snbaaribers have ample wheardook room for re
pairs of provideder they oan blocks, perfect safety,
and am with shears, falls,
for raising heavy or light weights.
JACOB G. LEVY IL,
JOHN P. LEVY.
eit-tf REACH. and PALMER errata.
VAMV2I. V. hISI3IOI, T. VAVOMM4 7,0110.101
W 11.1.1.4.1.1 V. 147.EV.101.
SOUTUWARK FOUNDRY,
fIETH AND WASHINGTON STREETS.
IMMM
MERItIOI . I is lAMB,
lINSINEEIIR AND MACM 1 isISINY,
iManclastruo Man and Low Pressurc Weald Engines,
for Land, River snd raarinDrrirrion.
Gosornettra, Tanke, Iron Brats, &s.; Dasting
of all kinds, aithar Iron or Briss
Iron Frame Roofs for Cm "% Voris, Work MON,
road Stations, &a.
Rotorts and Gas Machinery of the latoet and naisstlas
proved construct°
Every description of Plantation Machinory, sash ar
Sugar, Barr, and Chat Mills, Vacuum Pans, nrcn Stem
Trains, Defecatora Filter., Pumping En roes, &e.
8010 Agents fur IC lienx's Patent ;guar Bolling
Apparatus; i slasmyth's Patent Stearn RamnitorL ard
Aspinwall & Noolvsy's Patent Gontrifaral Ssgar Drain
tor Miurbine cot-,
pOINT PLMAti.I.NT FOITNDRY, No. 951
1111ACH Street, liensinzten.Pinianeiphir..—Wll.,
LIAM If. TIERS informs Me frienco that, Lavin& pur
ehasad the entiro stook of Patterns at the above r.itn
ho e new prepared , to receive orders for peti thir ,
(hitt, and Paw Mill Lantlngs, 13ottp, Chemical, end
Route w or k, uearinr. Canting' meow from Rever
beratory or Gentile Furnaces, in dry or green sand, or
los in. mre-tf
-MEL R S.. SAND , REN, PROFESSIONAL
NURSE. has opened a Boarding House at No 101 l
Spruce Street. for the special uc-onmsodation of Invalid
Ladles, nod for those coining to Philadelphia to he Con
fined. or for medical attendance, where they can have
careful nursing, good board, and all the comforts of
home. Mrs ti. refers by pi:omission, to the following
professional gentlemen :
Prolessor C. D. Melee, Caspar Winter. M.D.,
Promesor D wogs, L. Rodman, al. D..
Professor Jos. Pancoast, Professor 9 - ..Ltekson.
Isaac Ham M. D.. R. A Peuroae. M. D.,
Proles•or Hodgo, OW. Nome. M. D..
.1 so Meige, Professor S. Si. Dickson.
oc3lm
pIJILADELP t 1 IA T]RRA COTTA
DIA
NUFAOTORY R EVEN nod DE Rid ANTOWN
road and 1010 OHERTNUT Street. Vitrified Drain
and Water Fines. Ventilating Flues, lot air Flues, and
thnoke Flues mute of Terra Gotta, and of suitable Anse
for every class of buildings. Thiearticleisworth, the
attention of all parties rutting up buildings. Large
use Sewerage pipes for oily drainage, water pipes war
ranted to stands severe pro^suro, We Kin now prepared
to oontraot with cities or oorporations for this article In
any quantity. We warrant our goods to he equal if not
mortar to CRT other made to tho_ IJaileil States or
hurope. Ornamental ehlioney 'Novi and Ilardeil
- ieitt-tf
11,1L7,ER BY ATNITION. -
•
ilumiEss, Bloomy it do.,_
Mn. 429 NI ARRY,T 11711.v.rt
BALE OP DI PORTFID DRY 0 0 0D5.'
On Itrtdat Mornme ,
nOctober la, at 10 e,clook, by oatalogue.loninx months'
credit.
400 packages and lots of Caney and staplo imported
dr y
simples and catalogues early OD the morning of
ease.
60 PIEOEFI fIERMAN CLOTH.
For Olotics.
On Friday Morning,
bales (60 pieces) 6-4 black and colorod cloths for
cloaks,
VIENNA BROCHE SHAWLS.
SOO Vienna broche long and equate shawls,
am all-wool Scotch nleid long ehawle.
EMBROIDERIES. tee.
An invoice ofJacnnot gauntlet bete.
Chenille semis and bands.
Velvet tiblione, Rumens penders, &o.
ARSSiI.LES Q UILTS.
An invoice:, of 84 a 124 white Me.raoilles quilts
UMBRELLAS.
Cases gingham umbrollau.
8AL,1.; OP FRENCH 000D8.
On Friday Morning,
October 12. at 10 o'clock.
WO intolingea and lota of fanoy and titanic "French dry
goods.
LARGE SALE OF PARIS, VIENNA, AND LERLIN
WILMA.
On Pridar Mornnig, -
Z6O lots of allaWkl toweling of
Aii-wool Vienna, broobe. long and equal.° allawle.
Pane, broobe border, black andoolared stolia change
Benin roveretblo wool do.
All-wool plaid long Amyl&
Rich brindle r orea.
Rion chenille shawls and searfg.
NT P. PANCOAST, AUCTIONEER, Bin>.
1. • • oniony ro 11. •COTT. Ja.. 431 CHESTNUT Bt.
BALE OF 1100 LOTS AMERICAN ANT) IMPORICEI)
ottY GoODd. RtßßolYd, PRIMMINCIS, El‘llll{o.l
-
On Wednesday Morning,
Oct. 10, by catalogue, en a moult, communing at
o'clock proottalr.
BONNET RIBIiONg.
100 cartons richest and beet styles Rog. 4030 embroi
dered. plaid, stripe, and plain poult de solo bonnet
ribbons.
very rich awl Wide triple colors silk velvet ribbons.
Very rich, new style, narrow velvet. calm, and poult
de ante imp and trimmins ribbons.
a'tlt.LlNE Rl[ 000 De.
Rich high colors fano, Linnet velvets, corded and
plain bonnet alike, itc.
PARIS FLOWERS.
Also cartons Prone' artificia flowers.
BLACK SILK. V e.LVETII.
A lino of ex qualit, Lyons allisdk blank velvets,
E 41 . 11R0111E El
An invoice of Paris embroideries. jaconot and nem
brm i•oilara and set., 'III/vita' waists and robes jam
net fount tog and edgibes, and inserting; ladies em
broidered handkerchiefs. An.
LACE vErLs. '
Also, a line of 'adieu' Paris lace round veils.
T Rim MING Rev 3 ,1143,
Medi fall styles sil& and et trimming ribbons,
fringes, braids, Au.
SPEC' A I, BALM OP GERINIA VTOWN FANCY NNIT
GOODS, 110SIERY. SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
6,0,, go.
On Priday Morning,
Ootober MO. by catalogue, on a credit, women.
cfng at 10 o'otools weeleoly.
Catalogues and rumples ready early on morning
of gale.
puma , FORD & CO., ADOTIONEERS,
JE- No. 530 . • .lAFIK£sT Btroat. end 521 MINOR
Atraet
• -
POSITIVE SALE OF 1,70 CARES BOOTS, SHOES,
BROGANS AND 00151 SHOES.
On Thursday Morning,
October 11, at 10 o'clock precnaely, will be' sold, by
OWIIIOSIIO. on 4 months' credit. 1 , 200 eases men's, boys , OWIIIOSIIO.
and youths' kip, calf, grain, and thick boots, _brogan,
gaiters, Oxford ties.
ofie s, miter s' , and childrees calf, kip. and goat,
and kill heeled boots and shoes.
A full naeottmn et of women's., misses', and obildren's
oily-made kid and goat heeled boots and shoes.
Oir 'llls above .vale will embrace a large assortment
of fresh goods, from first-class manufacturers.
N. B —1 he ear y attention a. buyers to particularly
invited to °kaoline the goods early on the rooming of
Bahl, with ontolo.ntei.-3:4WA11
STOVEs! STOVES!!
JAMES SPEA
No. 1116 MARKET STREET,
Is row prepared to meet the wants of the pub.ic more
compietely in all the details of the Stove trade than any
other establishthent in Philadelphia. in proof of Which
lie liiVites COMPARITIVE EX IMINATIOI.9.
The following are among MB OWII popu ar inventions,
several of which have already obtained a national repu
tation as aurpmeing in excel:ewe and economy any other
St illa r A n tlNAß is the Inventor and Patentee 'it the
Improved Gas burning Cooking Steve , acknowledged to
be the beet Stove for family use in the world.
JAMEo SPEAR is the Patentee of the celebrated
Gm-consuming Cooking Range, now rapidly- corning
j"PAKIVang I PVIR is the Patentee ofthe improVed
veer' Air tight Gas consuming .Parlor Stove.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor of the Improved
(Patented Ornamental Stone Urn, which, from its
beauty an utility, is likely, thin season, to be univer
sally Mon
JANIFB SPEAR is the Patentee of the Labor, Anil,
and Comfort-saving Ironing Pan.
J A hIES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
celebrated Railway oar Fleeter.
R.
JAMES SPE.,is the Inventor of the Improved
Firs-board Stove.
For all of the above the Inventor very Justly claims
advantages which require but to be understood by the
public to be universally appreciated and referred to
MIT other amnion of that alas. in the market; and he
Would hereby extend a cordial imitation to all persons
in want of Stoves to call and examine for themselves.
Parties within. to examine will have every attention
shown them. whether intending immediately to Pur
chase or not. 6613
QUAKER CITY GAS CON
SUMER. PATENTED by CHARLES JONES,
Seventh Month IP4O.
11 5 1121 ,_ AT IMPROVEMENT ON SILVER'S
OAS BURNER.
h i3y the use of the Quaker City Gas-Consuming Parlor
and Office stoves all duet may be avoided, the rooms
ventilated, and nn even temperature maintained for
tunny hob a. without any attention to the fire, and at a
gr at saving of fuel.
For sale by. CIIARLEst JONES. Patentee, fro. 305
North KHOOND street. above Vll3O. where the excellent
Gas-' onsuminc Cooking Stove DAYLIOR r. unsur
passed in its operationa. may be obtained. Of the large
number now in op ration, every stove, wo believe,
gives entire sat staetion. 005 am
ME CELEBRATED RI IY AL
COOKING STOVE is the beat and moat pm
tar Cooking tstove in the market. It As made
either withr withont g a• -ourning fixtnrev.
Manufactured and fir sale by - NORTH. CHAtsE. ec
NoRTH Founary Warorooma, 209 North SECONO
Street,. 08-1111
THE FIERY STAR GAS•BIIRN-
I'JG AND RADIATING PARLOR STOVE,
to the beat and moat ommomieal Heating 'tone
Atenuthotuted and t•er stile by NORTH, CHASE.
NORTH. Foundry Wareroomts, 209 forth RECVNI)
Street. -t.B 1m
aOUR NEW GAS-BURNING BASE
STOVE is the most economical Btoce of the
_ kind. and nmeit more durable than the Gae
l-m*lmm with a sheer-iron bade. Manufactured and for
sale by 14(111,1'13.. OH a SF. & NORTH.. Founary W are
roosvc, !.09 North nECOND Street. o 8 int
PIANOS AND MUSIC.
RN " ) PIS 'OS PL&NOS ! I PIANOS !I
PIANO -FORTES
mi,LobEoNs,.
PIANO- FORTES,
MELODEONS.
Medal? Haven, Saoon. & Co., Zitniu,&.
Davin. & Co., and atm.'.
J. E. GOULD,
SEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
gvvr STEINWAY & SON'S NEW PA
TENT OVER-STRING GRAND PIANOS.
SQUARE GRAND. AND SQUARE PIANOS, now
pro ferret' in concerts and in private circles by the beet
performers. Received the first premiums over the best
makers, from judseshke•Gottechalk, Mason, and others.
Challenge all competition. B , ,ASIIIe RROTHEI
d5-1Y 1006 GJIESTNUT Street.
foaIHAINES BROS.' OVERSTRUNG
PATENT-ACTION PIANO FOIiTES,
" Cheapest First-Class Pianos made." A s,Mandie
assortment of Louis XIV., and other stales. for sale at
Paotory Cash Moss. and warranted fora years.
Second-hand Flamm for nate and to rent.
CiEolttlE L. WALKER..
S. E. Cor. of St Yt NTH and ARCM St.
PRINCE & CO.'S Improved hIELODEO.NS, from
RAE. upwards ivlß.sin
BURNS' CELEBRATED ROSE
tyrIOD end full metallio.plate PIA NO
- ;I.llllEstey & tireen's Ilanmonto end Eolian
fdot deans. The above inst , uments aro of the very
Intent improvemenus. end best makes, For sate get
SI,RISHIS Mown Stoso, No. 1102 CHESTNUT
Street. ons Im
M ARSH 'S FEW IMPROVED PIANO
INsTP rumor+ NM—Easiest method of fin-
Perin, together with a beautiful releetion of popular
Incessann progressive lessons, ever before published in
a small work—price only 51 , cents—at MARISIT'S Mus.c
SW, e. 1102 CHESTNUT Street.
MITSIC—Froin all Catalogues in the
t United States, at One Cent per pago—at •131 , 3
MARKET htreet, opposite the Farmers Mammoth
Mat ket House. orb-]m
WINNER'S INDEPENDENT VIOLIN
PLAY R, Noe. 1, 2,3.4. 5.6 7, and 8, ate now
ready—Jprirp 25 cents—at MARSH'SAIufno Store, 1102
CIIESTI,I7T Street. oes-1m
SHIPPING.
emFOR THE BOUTH.--OHAELEI3-
TON AND NAVANNAH JSTEAMIDI/FX.
FREIGHT REDUCED.
FLeery Eretgb t at an average ofringan ;sr ant. b -
taw New York fittle.mrt4iretn__
emaht
FOR ORA LESTON. S. C.
Till MS. Wail Stoamehm WEYSTONE STATE. 0.. p•
tam Charles P. Marshmanovill sail on Monday, October
15. at 10 o'clock A. M.
Thrceith. in ea to ec mire—only. (0 hours at Sea.
FOR SAVANNAH OA.
'Jae V. V. Mail Steamship STATE OP G.EORGIA.
Captain John J. Sare , , , . v,:l sail on Saturday, Sep
tember 2.9. et 4 o'clock P. M.
Latour. h in 68 to en ileum—only 43 boars at Sea.
girSaning d%Til obaneed from Clexy Saturday toewarr
fire days. oo , ede received, and Bins of Lading signed
every
op da rendlot
.ezi aide-Wheat Stoatnehlyei KEY
STOrir, STATE and STATE OF GEORGIA now run as
above every ten days, thus forming a five-day commu
nication with Charleston and Savannah, and the Soatl
and Southwest.
At both Charleston an Savatinsit, these Ships con
nect with Mee monitor Florida and with TIPA:NIII, Fit t
for all places in the eonth and ...Southwest.
LIIIArICk:.
_ . . _ - _
- -
Freight and Inatiranee on a le,rgo prOaortlon c•-.), - 1.4
ehloped .outh Trill bo lona to Do !orrer by novo Imp,:
Bale by sailing Tocele, the. ^readrao bcing ene-lirdf ty.A
N.
N. B.—ltbrorance On all Railroad Freight la entlrely
unnootwarg, farther than Charleston or Eavanne.h. the
Railroad C.ompanies taking all mks front them nointa.
(3.ltbUT REDUCTION IN I'ARE.
Fiore by this route S 3 t. ep per cent. °cleaner than by
the Inland Route, as will be Len by the following sche
dule. Through tickets from Plidsdelphia. via Charles
ton and Bayennah steamship... lip CL UDltia rd.r..A.Ls on
the whole route, except from (Hterlestan end ti reran
neat to Nontrorromr •
VIA CIIAILLESTON. VIA SAVANNAH.
To Otarmaton-....._e16 00 To ISairannah....-- ete M
17 60 Aususta.-...-... 17 BO
Columbia_..._.... 20 ODMacon 20 CO
Atlanta- --. 21 00 Atlanta -.- 21 00
6 , iontsomarY..-, 23 00 Columbus- -21 01
Mobile-- 33 00 A1bany....._...... 23 to
New Orleana--, 39 73 Montsmr.el7 22 00
Traehville...._..,l7 75 'Mobilo :1510
Ktioxyllie --- 23 30 E 9 76
Memohin.___._ 81 60
Faro to Sat none h. via Charleston.....-..-.. 1G 00
Charleston, VII Savannah.-- - 16 00
No Mlle of lading maned nue , toe chip has Nailed.
For freight or paraage apply on board. at sooond
triad above Vine strAnt. or to
ALEX. HERON, Jr. & CO..
No. PIO NORTH WIURVES.
Agents in llharleaten,_T, S. tc T. G. NU DD.
Ratan:nab, HUNTER to GAMMELto
For Florida from Charleston, cteantor Carolina every
Tuesday.
For Florida from aaranuak, Ptlaruars St:Marra and
rit, John , * 6yery Tuesday and Saturday.
amTHE BRITISH AND NORTH
- AMERICAN ItOrAL MAIL MANI
VROM NEW TOXIC TO LIVERPOOL.
1...11101 - Cabin Pag3aA
Soenial Cabi
n PaEcage
YIIO3I 008T011 TO LIVERPOOL. 75
Chief CainnPoisaeo.
Second C.Onn Pasange.•
Tho shies from Now York call et Cork Harbor.
The. ehina from Benton call at Halifax and Cork Har
bor.
PE/131A, Capt. Judkins. CANADA, Capt. Lung.
AR ARIA. Capt. J. Stone. AMERICA, Capt. Moodie,
ASIA, Capt. E. G Lott. NIAGARA,Capt Anderson
AFRICA, CNA. Shannon. EUROPA, °SRL J Leitch.
BPOTLA. (now building.)
These vessel tarry tt (dear white light at mast-head ;
green ou starboard bow; red on port bow.
ARABIA, Stone, leaves Boston, Wednegday, Sept IS
AFRICA, Shannon, " N. York _Wrl(lnetdaY, tient. 12
AkIEBICA. Moodie, " Boston, wedneinlay. Sept. Is
ASIA, Lott, 4 . N. Yorir,Wedoesday. Beet. 26
rUROPA, Little. llogton Wednesday, Got. 3
PERSIA, Judking, " N. York. Wednesday, Sept. 10
Berths not named until paid for.
An exuerleuond Surgeon on (oard.
The owners of Ihese ships will not he &oeonntable for
Gold, Silver. Bullion, Creole, Jewelry, Precious Stones
orblotala. unoik bills of laden are signed therefor and
the value thereof therin expressed. For freight or pas
sage. apply to E. cumuli), Bowling elven.
sal
Now York.
VINST PREMIUM AWARDED, at the
.11.* late Agricultural Society, to ALLMAN &
DER. Fourth end Vine, for Beat Family FLpUlt.—
Conattintly on hand, Weletkßarper'n Ferry, .franaa's
fout-Anelt antanHorni et . Lome , and Clambrill's
rmArffoo Famil y Flour,
M THOMAS -a-SONS,
LTA.' nos. 139 and 141 Smith POURTE beet.
(Formerly Nos. er and (NJ
• STOOKS AND REAp_ESTATE.
stntigioziroemm'ilitihJ?:ll'lll: IMPAT,
occasional eaten.
Ire Handbills which we
property leaned separatelY. in
addition to which we publish, on the 811innIttY PreViCe/
to each salt one thousand catatognea, Da4l phte t
form, giving b u n dexonptions of all the,srolettY to be
sold en the following Tueadey.
CAR D.—Our sales of real estate Ind dog*,
the Exchange will hereafter be held at 12 voloolc
no= and, in the evening. at 7 orolock.
Contnbutors have the option of either Bale.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
KT We have a large amount of real estate at private
sale. inoluduig every description of city and count'',
property. Printed beta may be had at the auction store
• PIV.ATE on
RGISTER.
Ifirlical estate entered on oar private sale registers
and advertised occasionally in our cubit° sale atetraot
(of which 1.000 oopies are printed weekly,) free or
charge.
TWELFTH. FALL SALE—OCTOIIP,R
Peremptory Rale ont he Premise,. property lately co
copied by W- A. Edwards, Egg., deceased. Oa Thumday, day, October 11th. 1860, at 12 o'elorr noon.
VaLIJABi.iR vett:a, lie - ACRES 01 MMES.
Radnor township. lielaware county, on the Latmeater
turnpike. 12 mimeo from Philadelphia, sithin a mile of
the Morgan Station and_pne-euarter of mile o
The
Wayne Station, on the Weat Chester Railroad. Tim
land is in first-rate condition, and the farm is admitted
to be one of the best to nadnor townebip.
Terms—One-third cash. Sale absolute,
.. I IIRTEENTB FALL PALE—OCTOBER 16.
Executors' fiale—Estate of George Rundle. dec.eassel.
Three ataxy Brick DWELL MG on York street. be
tween Walnut and Spruce and east of Third street.
Name Estate-1 hreo-story Brink DWELLING, No.
343 Dugan street, omit side, above Pine street
Executors' Bale—Estate of Cont. William Bainbridge,
deceased
Large and 1 /tenable RESIDENCE. No, 1204 Walnut
etreet, west of Twelfth street. Lot 26 foot front
Three. story Brick DWELLING. Do. 2215 Clayton at.,
west of Twenty-second Irmo', F.ftccath was).
410UNTB Y BEAT.--S. desirable Country Beat and
aurae, Alarms Rook. Delaware oonoty Pa. Tn.
improvements are two neat cottons, handsome oars
rage house ebtbls, and other out buildings. .Plan a
the Amazon Rooms.
Three-story Briek.TAYERN and DWELLING, No.
nla Callow/oil street.
Perinoteory 83'b—Neat DWELLING, No, 103 North
Sixteenth greet bolo* _visa. street.
Large Three.atory Brick BUILDING End Stone
WSLLING. Centre street, near Germantown sea.
nue, Germantown. Lot 45 feet front.
Two yell secured GROUND - RENTS of B'lo a year
moth.
Peremptory Sale- Estate of Elisabeth Late. deo'd.
Three sooty Bri ck DW r WANG, N 0.245 South Ninth
etreet. between i oouet and Spruce streets.
Same ata , e—Three-,ton Brick DWELLING, No.
416 Spruce street.. hove Fourth street.
Two story Frame D WEL LING, N 0.261 Charles st.,
between South and Shippey, stre-to. Late ourbwark.
Hand4umn Modern ROSIDENCII. Wayne greet, be
tween Want lane and Tulpollooken street Germln
town. Lend) by 400 feet. It to built inarrut.erlor man
ner, of i'ot'a Stone, and has all the modern conve
nifiscest_
Beat Modern Briek.)3WFLLINCi i N 0.630 North Fif
teenth Street, South of Coats, Street
Peremptory Pale—Neat Modern IMBUING, No.
7.11 North Ninth street.
Largo , tone BUILDING and tens 13VTF_LLTNG,
Centro street. near Gernmotown av S
enue,,Oor.usatQwn.
Lot 46feet front.
gals NI
Jots No. 489 North FoIIRTE Street.
ELEGANT FURNITURE. If Eby .t.T CARPETS. kc.
On Wednesday hlorninX,
lath instant. at o'clook. at Ito. 59 North Fourth st.,
the eleannt parlor, thronn-room, and otia , nher furni
ture, fine tenantry velvet tappets, matting, tw, eneer/or
epring mattreases. &o.
NET May be examined at 8 o'olook on the morning:of
the sale.
8, 10 No. 18:17 eIIESTNUT Street.
SUPERIOR F rfiNITURE, MIRRIORS CURTAINS.
.13 RU BESL3 CAR PERS, &c
Un Fndai hlorpone,
12th inat., at 10 o'clock. at No 1837 Chestnut strei”,
by catalogue. the superior furniture. French-plate nur
ture. brocatel ourtaine Brussels carpets, &o.
Alto. the kitchen furniture.
67" 'Nay be examined on the morning of sale, at 8
o'clock, with catalogues.
SALE OF THE STOCK OF A RETAIL BOOK
SE
On Wednesday Evening.
October 11, at
the auction ',tore. an tunortment or
tnlnoollaneotte and sobool books, Juvenile work& sta
tioners. ‘rd,
W For particulars nee eataionsea
Sale eouthweet corner of ELEVENTH end OGDEN
8t
rf3o
STOCK AND FIXTI.IRE4 OF A GROCERY AND
OVIsION B'+ORIS. DORSI?. 'WAGON'. SLEIGH.,
E FR.. OF, R TOR, SC CO UNTERt3, SH_e,L
IRO, GROCERIES. ...e.
On Saturday Morning.
13th inst , at 10 o'clock, at the southwest earner of
Eleventh and Widen streets, the stook and fi shires ors
gronery arid provision store. compnsinr. ho , se. wagon.
sleigh. refngerator, platform BC3ie sugar mill, count'.
er and shelving. STQCOIiaIS. &o.
eir May be examined at 8 o'BlBBB an the mormiledi
the gale.
at Noe. 139 and 141 Bouttk_ FOURTH
__14444t.
OtTrisßlo4-711 MUT ORB, FIIENOII-PLATE MLA
ROM. PLAIIO-FORTEB, IIIftUbBELS OAFLE/STS.
On Thur.:fa, Morning,
At 9 o'clock, at the Angina store, an assortment of
excellent second-hand Dunmire, elegant wino-knew,
Dae ynirroro, carpets, eta, from families deolminv
hatmeitgatins, removed to the Core for convenient* of
sale.
Sale N 0.13 1.7 -- "'" - fETH Street.
North TWENTIETH
RANDSONIti FURNIT URI... TAPESTRY CAR
PETS, CRINA AND GLASSWARE, Zgo.
On Monday morning.
lath inst.. at SO o'clock. at No. 131 ?Near Twentieth
street, corner of Cherry street the-handsome parlor.
dining room. chamber and office furniture, tapeetrY
carpets. China and glassware. &c.
Also, the kitohen furniture.
DE?' May oe examined on the morning of SSW at 8
&clot*, with catalogues.
Fate on the P111111i8C8; SPRUCE Fftreet.
ELEGANT RESIDENI:I3.AND FURNITURE,
On Wednesday Alomieg.
October 17. at 10 o'cicch.*lll be sold at public aisle, an
the narrates, the elegant Modern REBIDENCE. no.
Struo- street. with superior Stable and Coach-house
in the rear, on Elizabeth street. Lot 21 feet 9 inches
front, 2.50 feet in depth.
SUFERIOR F URNITURF,
Also. by . catalogue, the superior household furniture.
ffir lull particulars in a few days.
Peremptory Sale.
LARGE LOT OF FRO- Ma D.E.IRA AND SHERRY
WINE.
On Wednesday Morning.
October at at 32 o'clock. at the auction Store..yrithorit
reserve a large quantity of fine old Madeira and Braun.
Wince. a large demijohn and bott!ea.
SW' Partieulare in insure aavertizementa and cata
logues.
T. LOOM, MO.
VVILT Mgr BOYLE, CO., AIIC
T T iorfb - Ems CO.MMI6BI9N ME.R6IIANTS.
No. 6 North MAIN St., T. (formerie
with Mews. Myer!, Gleghorn, tt .6talede") °rot
their services to the merchants. marminotaxere, sae
others of l'hiladolplue, for the eale of ..zy toe:1141w
Pe eti B * b6l l ,, VlZ , g: rdv l r Vga9 T. ,, ', Z3Z:
117" Battlements me& three days limn nee.
REVIKICACIIS.
Werra. Myers. Clanhorn, & Co. L Pelladelehis.
Stearj__& Erorher, Philaatijp_lua.
- Van Wrek, Torrrxend. & Warrens, Nov Year L. L. & B. Cartia & Co., New York.
" Weed, Christy; & Co,, Bi. Louis, Mo.
" Crow. MoCreary. /t. Co.. " mlas-thetalr
DEPARTURE OF RAILROAD TRAINS:.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRA ket L RAlLROAD—Eleventh -
and Mar atreete.
Mail 'Crain leaves— ...... —71 t
rusr. Line, —ll SO A. hI
—. —lO 44 P. hhhlll
Harrisburg Accommodation.-- ...—..—..—.. CO P. M.
_Lancaster Accommodation....—....--- 4 00 P. M,
Parkaburs Accommodation b 40 F. M
West Chester traits leave Eleventh and Market a+
7 30 A. M.. 12 30 mak 00 P
Williamsport, Bimini, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls
leave 7 15 A. AL, and 2 00 P. AL
NEW YORK LlNES—Walnut-Street 'Wharf.
Aocom. Line, via C. and A., 1eave5,._...._...00 A. rt
Accom. Line. via Jersey City.. .._.............
ADO A. hi
Morning Express , via Jersey City. 2
.... 0. 0 0 A. M
Storm boat via Tammy and Jersey City..-__ 11 00 A.M.
Camden and Amboy A ccommodation ..... .129 P.M.
E.7.or.ag via Camden end A . 200 P.lli.
Evening I..moress,via Tacony avd J. C......_ 4. 09 I'. M.
•
Evenr g Mail. via Camden and Jersey 6 00 P. M.
tNieht Papress lu ati 11.00 P. 01.
Camden and Amboy Accommodation_ .... &op P. Al
For Belvidere. it.ton Flemington. A . 0.. 6.10 A. M..
and 400 P. M., from Walnut street wharf, and 7.10 A.
M. troth Kensington depot.
For Water GEMStrondaborg, Scranton. Willresbarre,
Montrose, Great ' Bend, ho., at 6 A. M., from Walnut
street wharf. and 1.10 A. M., from Kenging ton depot.
For Mauch Chunk, Allentown and Bethlehem, at 6.00
A. Al.. and 4.60 P. at.. from Walnut-street ' , start, and
7.10 A 01.. from Kensington depot.
For Mount Roily, at 6.(10 and 900, A. M., 2.00 and 4.30.
P. M.
For Freehold, at 6 00, .4,14., and 2.00, P.M.
War Line for Trenton, Bristol, &o 230 and 4.00 F.
51., from Walnut street wharf, and? 00, 10., and
5 from Kensington.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD—Broad and Primo
Express Train leaves.
12 to noon.
do 11.1.) P.'lll
For I Vtlminnton A. M., 12 noon, 3.15, 4.15, 6,
ani 11.10. P. M.
For Middletown, Dover, New Castle, Weaford and in
termediatetilaree. at 8.15. A. M.. and 4 13, P. M.
guilds's—For Baltimore at 11.10, P.M.
READING RAILROAD—Broad and Gsßowhill areas
Expreute Train leavee---.. 800 A. 31
Night Erprees 3.30 P. M.
Reading Amoommodaton.— 00 p.
ELMIRA AfiD NIAGARA FALLS—Broad and Cal
lawkdll.
Express Train leaves— .—......—
Night Expreas—....—
ORRMANTOWN AIIApORRISTOWN RAILROAD
—Ninth and Green
Trains leave for c'onshohooken and Norristown at
6 60, 7.3 J. 9.05 and 11.05, A. AL. and 1.01, 3f6 4.30, 6-195,
650 and 1116, P 61. Par /Panay unit, at 6.60, 7.30, 9.05 !
1105. A. 51., and 1 015. 2 05, 3.06. 4.50 95. 610, 816 an a
11.16. P. 61. For Germantown, at 6 00. 7 00, 800. 2.0 p.
10 00. 1110. 19 00. A. 31.. and IX O. 2 00 3 in, 3 54). 4 00. 5.00.
61)) 6-30. 7.00.8A:0.6 00.10.15 11 30. P. Al. For Chestnu t
Hill. at 6 b). 8 00. 10 0,1 and 12.00, A. Al., and 2.00, 9.60,
6.00,630. 800 900 ana 10.15 P Si.
Sunday trains for Germantown leave On:. A. M.. and
2.00, 3,60,5007.46 and 1030, P. Al. Leave Germantmen
at 8 10, n. ST.. 1.10 4 00, 630, 0.30, P. 51. Fer Norristown
9530, A. M., 3.00 anti 6.00 P. M. Leave Nr , risiown 7.15
A. .61., / 00 and 6,09 P. M.
CAIIiDEN AND ATLAN'
T r . 1 1 , 0 RAILROAD—Tine street
•
Mail Train leaves M
Expreas Tram...._ 4 00 P. M
Mtotoloodation to Egg Harbor F. 15 P. AI
NORTH PENNSYLVANTA RAILROAD—Front and
Nv mow.
For Bethlehem, leave at 630 A.Tht., and 2.30 and S
P.M,
For Doylestown. leave at 9 A. 141 . and 4 09 P. M.
For Fort Washington, leave at 9.2.5 A, Ai. and 3.15
P. AI.
Sundays—For Bethlehem rat 8.00 A. M. For Doyley
town at 3.00 P. N.
WEST CEESTERMVIA. ME D lA—Thirty-find • and
Market streeta
Trains !Nave at 7.45 and 10.00 A. Al„ 2 3) and 0,00 P.M.
Sundays leave at 8 00. A. 24..2 00 P. M.
Trains marked thus(*) run on Sand:. (t) Satur
days exetptnd.
EXPRESS COMPANXES.
_ _ _
&ArmTHE ADAM EXPRESS
CO., Office 320 CRUSI. NOT et, sof ,
forwardeParcels, Packages. Merohand , sc. Bank Notes,
end Seem, either by its own Lines or .n eonr.eotion
with other Express Companies, to ad the priuoips/
toWnii and oities of the United States,
E. S. SANDFORD:
General SuoArintentiant.
A IPT. I ON !—ASTROLOWe !—LOOK
OUT!—GOOD NEWS FOR ALL.,:--The never
falling Mrs. VAN HORN is the beet; she succeed,
when all others have failed. All who are in trouble, all
who have been unfortunate, deceived by false premiere.
fly to her for advice and comfort. In lop nffairs she
never fails. She has the secret of winning the affec
tions of the opposite can. It is Clue fact willoh induces
illi'erato pretenders to try to imitate her. and COPT her
advertisements. She ehows you the likeness ofyour fu
ture wife. husband, or absent friend, It is well latown
to the publio at large that she is the trot and only per
son who can show the likeness in reality, and can give
entire satisfaction on all the concerns of life, which
meananbo tesd an proved by thonaand, both rried
d single. ho wailsd and eagerly visit her. Coone I
come all Lto N0.1a33 LOMBARD Street, i , i , tween Juni
, e • "A Orond. 0c6.61.
50 bbi,
obIS, 200 half bbls. 375 qr bbls, 400
kit's, PAO two•quaTt cane, 7bO one-quart can;
_Patent Tallow (items.. waits. yeitow t cnft Eaok. rn.nu •
faotured and for solo hy ROWLEY, e-oIII3IIRNI.R,
& No. le South Virharves. 004
50 OASES OF SEED. LEAP TOBACCO,
in store. and for sale 11-
Re23-tr JOS. B. HANSOM h CO.
IAR.-5u bbls Tnr ; 275 kegs ditto, in
store and for sale by
ROWLEY, ASRBURNER. dt CO..
o 4 N 0.16 t'outh 'Wharves.
1315 CIT.-375 bbls Pitch, in store and
-a•
No, ltc for°cloth row le by ROWLEY', ASHIIt RN ER, tr. CO.,
homes. or 4
AVA Oneklt.z-1,000 pockets rlmo
ILAT Java cane, for ludo by JAMES GRAHAM CO„
RIA
PRI~VY~•'WELLS cleaned at a low price to
obtelpi the entente. Ada. WM. TIMON. Pon
drone moo r 1103 North ELECOZID Street. oeS-Dn'
MEM
-.. 8 a) A. M.
-... 3.30 P. Id.