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We extraite tif ietthis received in
thin 01 akin 1 4 111 09narlesin Syria : - :
„Meaty IC Sweisporlitkir from Bey,
ro rivittliill6o,to the Sm . Dr. Anderson',
e n "
Allinewlean 'Board,' says _ that bats Wisest
with the labor Of dlmiensing charity,
t
-4 . Ate' Wert is. ,ociroPlial by ., moo. French
"it:WM:MMus he remarks::
,io.2niiiiittafts.smatv imtv i: innanntsn. -
" thijarnary.,,pmishatent ,
_is. being dealt out by
Band' rathw in Anmeaseibi; - . and ,s, 441 number
OM have alraidyibeen.aseouted— -Yeti with all
- 14-11th IthatietWirit there LS not- broken; and it
is_SW *eilldia -WpintoStWitlae o ftweigwas that Dal t
41iiii,ia; will meter be , Wiafevediesea again: for
iirtristiladi l'. There are - 200,000:31Miente in Da, I
..mamas and vieinit4; _and nen if 2,000.0 r. 3,000 De
sigssutstiP,Wideli- notipmdatils,,thadriatlllate
MllLtigir is-rexacierete4, Mi„thke tithilint top.
',l- - for .inlim i r:O . isail.Pasha - re.
•
..-.1.4, 4 , - ,iit; 4 :4147' fothe at cons.
mead fuck iime:1111
.y- tad, naval foreigi
Aferell,ll/ 4ftroati - Aire will he
_Pam ; but Pawl
Pashalongond if European petit.
cal jeskinetti;iihdiMitausit the Withdrawal of fo-;
mews - -_atitt; mill ibiai - this coast; leav ing
vtWi the 'Bathe ioPititiet the 0 011 3itrY, farewell to
au siorwrr ro
1 0 1 # 1 5 14 : 441 0 ' .5 4.4. L.1'L..--.nnntrui-:,L.L
ft.ull. - •
- We•nints further extracts fintit'bis letter ;
.T-Illiterals*et ticietifety for 4,ohilortian in Elonthd
'ens Lebanon, Ad the Drum: are yet to Wpm.
nishpdr - sia - titen-the 'return of . thii people to their
homeentaatt-be Vita , reinota from the, present
time. , .I"ltonitliitanothin; SO Mkt iticept what they
receive themsubarity t mo , c lothing, and '
no shelter.
Should they '- tilt heft tainnwroiri - they would
go in utter ibliditutkm..` Think of 100,000 people
setting dowWit mesa in ketemtiT desolated by
-:-%•iidints:Warthrei`. ,- There graft lofts to_ shelter
- them fromilmstesme of the nothing winter."- ''
NI 10111,Ithift aini . y - Ar .- Or - sft simmoits. ,
They bane ricsiiiids; no clothing,. not an ounce of
food, , A:Cooking utensils, no , impleMents of bus.
handkr, - rift' eats e,- Oben., , nor goats, no mules,
. 'O4- els, - hcieW seed; wheat, barley, nor lentil's;
• -within; stored-for winter as' usual, and nothing to
look to but foreign': charity, and 'then, In addition
to this, witti is Moan:to:Mutes thousands of widows
and orphainniad famiteirof ;Irian there Is no
mats iturviek'f, ,- We, art now-distributing daily
to waft iii;ON. of themart needy , ridegoes about
us. I etie air Whole': Ume 'to the work, and Dr.
Thompeon and ` Dr. , ; Vtn - Wyek:are busy in the
hospital departwent. - • We-hare aome hired agents
' - to waist is She 'work, and - two of -the native PFO
- tertsizitif,;:Bittus 'Maw arid M. 'Amman, give a
good ihr:oo:ittheir Mma - to -Attributing to the
needy. Mr. Pend-witioned to Sidon on Thursday,
the, 23d inst., and .lidir *0 dealt-ha:rim large bust
was to do in labliin; after the "inffeling refugees
who are warbeing bronght billutiandi from the
vicinity of Realteha Mid, Ilubelya. - Mel Man,
that laranithd,beeutifel diatriot west of Hasbetya,
I- where theft We so twiny Protestants, is now a dem
i- • -
SICGITIGT or TEM NADBACDV.O.
Two 'only remain unharmed, ,and the
Trtiteetaidare all fled, either to Sidon, or Boy
runt. Ire also hear from Mr. Gaunt, onr native
brother in Tilsit, that there are no lest than 8 000
refugees froth ebeviolnity of Baalboo, now gathered
tin the vioinite of Bobeny, near the COMO of the
Lebanon, and all GM in great suffering. Indeed,
it may tiatel,f aid that there is no art between
- .Pelbeyra, - 011 the northeast, and Tyre, on the month
„•evelikiltreingh that vartTrogion, reantly cos
- Isiah* so 'ia.Wy-christians, where Christian
winnow liveletinfeft;unisee it as Datnesous, under
the verroyeisorFaier.Pashes.
,Svi•Virna' novinsinown,• '
- A few:lnland Christians still remain in Mount
Leberken auto,* the Drina, sonth of the Damao
' ous ',road, but tbey ere in' groat, fear,. and every
day they ere making their escape in small parties
to•Beyrost. The next great poliboel movement
will. no; doubt -,be an attack on the DfOloS by the
;Saida Neese alone, or in connection with the
Prenah.troops.• .; The result of-each an attack will
Vol** the • surrender and disarming of the
,
or' their ;fleeing to . the Baran which is
-tat:probotele, or' lse a ; Myers. oontliot,'ln Which
litter oats , the Drum will ,bo driven out or de
,strayed,- and the remaining half of Southern Le
, „leeenonbei eavertoLinto ruin, leaving absolutely
nothing unssatlied.
• istastow - seciri or axiom.
if We ail feet that fleyroat and in people have had
a Very narrow goalie' from the tate of Baslisiya,
Del, el Honer ; and Damascus. On the 23d of June,
when the polo was it its height inßeyront; the
:Yuba was in league with the ;Drumm, who bad
fixed a day for the destruction of Beyrout and Si
,don, Jest is they fixed aiday for the please which
were aotiallydestroyed. 'Day after day, and night
aftetidght, we were in the greatest anxiety, in the
very agony of suspense, expecting at nigh; never
,„tie,aea the morning, light again, and spending the
days withour families in listening to stories of
atrocious butcheries width chilled our blood.
,A 111.811DOR HMOS 7ORTDISO.
• IWe did- actual, plan ” counting air mission
'pries inbi a fortrue,'? hoping, in cam , of amaseasre
able toltold. out 'lilt a few glum until
,each us from the ships in the harbor,
• ; eintinany werothe megristioni is to how the more.
121114attntlea, anions' oar neiteber amid staid a
;liege wiik'assintrespof food and water. Some
of us aetually went on Ward themsessie In the
auk others Were to go, and -„this; state of •
alarm — and suspense ocaitinued for , nearly a full
_month, natal. we felt our strength giving out in
-: tide hot alienate, bat Gle Lonimost graciously pro
, 'to
_ned au, end ws are living to
- praise hien.
_
Sin 119010 Y Olf GOD.
—Doss it not seem actitagit this °ley had ben
Of
preserved in the providence God to be weft of
relay to the thousands of poor sufferers ? If Bey
rout h ad bitaidestioyed, whither add these thou
sands have lied? Who would have oared for the
thernand•widovni.of Lair el Kona, the five thou
seisAwidows of Damascus, and the tens of thou
sands, of all ages and sexes and classes, whaler°
gletlasted.bets ? Trul y , it be of thermeitery.of the
Lord thatthircity and Sidon have hot been laid
leastsi...ffleslatest news from Daman= is that all
the your m en of the eity u s, to be taken away to
Oisss,tutas
to - serve soldiers bilk* army.
:Theepria pal departments of ;the Moslem qua
tar of the city (the Kaimarlyelt; the' Bal Tome,
and the Jona) have been emanatedby the Mos
lem:wet-the command Pad Pasha, sad are to be
occupied by the Ghibellines. -;
, exegeses or setter. '
Thillene:Ni. W. E. Thomson, in • letter dated
Bennet, August 29,isorrolioraties the statements
as to destitatime and - misery among the people,
amiLessereg other tiller, • aye
41 . *Fe SW. goading far reed. iiqlblegi bedding,
,lesepitai,ead,eottp kitchen, aUm rate of
*" about 00,000,0010110(12,000} a treekYard ,yet we
seem tpAtaki little itepreadon on the mightypass
tipsier/10 annul . Kr. Zan* 'has the @nor
*Ora Ordietdbilting for bread to about
6,000 persons daily; inid two of our native brethren
bane the diellY distilinitlai to about 2,500 poor.
. marohards'deate mush of their time
to ourannitilles meetings, and chantilly help
„41~eg, the large financial *dam oonnected
with this vat charity.
; IGGLISIK aniesuunr.
The Masai, uyot, supplied almost exoluaively
b'y 'lrineely 'liberality of the ' people in Eng
land. Bet • Christian pan' yet return to his habi
tation; to' begin the .work of rebuilding and pre
paring at least , ' one room before ;winter. Not a
family has secured its silk crop or harvest.. Even
the figs end grapes are all lat to that; end, noises
fav more bens 18 made,' the. olive crop will be lost
At present everything here is"uncertain.
No hum= asgmity Gan gantlet the end of •these
things. 'The Branch are landing, enormous stores,
and I do not think they expect to lowa in six
WIDOWII• AND OIPLUNIN
The letter 'peaks 'alio of the , great nember of
'and orphans; of - one friend who hai nine
' i 'irtdotrs in' his - family ;.cd another who hat ;
wrased'of the , numerous female &Mien who are or
phans, the males Mattis, many of them,' been
slaughtered.
• , •-• c •PAIHIENGETUI SAWED.
Ll tAt u kig i llf • gintWittiY; Si t 7h.
DorisMn NI
si,
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- ine " lit h rit u ra roy i lir s v o ili tr y lair. 11101111
~4 * . Ple o ttieirria g i frispast, NIX'S 4+ l
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-,-: i : obta r ri. frass ' isiirtt a g;
J JIOO6OIIIOIII blill U. A F aoknon,
, - Mtn 'II. dIr r and aitn. ILI H Mts. J Main
mats. 3 ihm,_ Hamilton. J itesenbeim. David
..9o.bai4 lmi:J.T,, Mimi and 21 in tatiatterama.
tie. • Irizia BOARD OF .
, Oranorrp!tor nix Mignera
• _1: LEW . 111.11011
change Philadelphia.
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Mt . Lite r fer - - . 7.- 1 -77 - rast 4Tiis h i aonT n i
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- fre:. , . ,_ mewl - 0 :.,_ r pus.
A Hii e.. ae. ZOI Pg. OIL -
~: gl i a i g ii acd,Virsomer. rut* traw,York. -.
.' ,- -Z lstm,Bootintorth,frmihottook,
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' "roon ..r: l.Toti'ateltto;;
mittotuan. do to Cadttalader & Co.
' (6114 44.11- ttEADII4O, Coet• 11 .
The -faikowl mg boats from the Union Cam} IPladkil""
to the Bointylinli ()anal to day, bound to yliusaeimie.
41d inek i raa w r s is,x_ 4 41iftftillleab.h: t X o
Buda & Coady; Jerem. °hams' to Mr Linderman;
L, bark to Wm &&Flohthorn,
• - HP,MOSAND A.
Steamship Phloem, Ppraptie. Matthews, cleared, at
Boston Pth nut. for Philadelphia.
Ship mama o Owe Norton . for Liverpool, Went to
tea to nkChatiestott tith inst. . - ithno „gth
• Situp ar„ awk, Santucci, cleared at a
Inst. for- Liverpool.
Wlt Mcise Oilveip Harriman; And ado 'Harris,
tamps, for Philedelphm sailed from Portland Mk Wet.
Bug palestina, Pickett; hence, arrived at Boston
Instant.
Ityhy CULW. Strout; cleared at rail River 9th inst, for
Phitadelphns.
• Brig .9issosta, Haynes. from Providence for Philadel
phia, at Newport 7th last, and remained 8 A m Bth.
Rohr Rhin in Rebecca, none, hence , arrived at
Charleston 7th inst. •
Bahr B yowlett, Somas, cleared at Wilmington, N
C 6th cost . or Philadelphia.
Bridioott. Rayen,_Riwe, Cori palm
rG e oVeT, I4 := 1 . 11 .1 "
vie illOw Harp R u le hand crank Nerben t rarner,
0 11 t r?l ratt l e been ., arrived at N ew
•Str A th ilittmond, Paine / from Boston for Philadel-
Og_ atflerp Newport inst. pm,,64Lit
tuttlinen, bend., arrivedat
• Sthiaak
Bohm .Flight. Bentley, Sarah .1 Bright. Sittang•Sehtli
a wrong: mel,-Poswitr. Davis. and Bvewusent Plot
ter, hence, arrived at Providence 6th inst.
Bohr i Breese,,Coombs; hence, arrived sr MGM
Bth thst..
&Ms War Steed, Sinai; benne. at Warren Min*.
and D G Flold. _Sackett, op the PSI. .
- -
.Joe 8 Lee, Corwin, fkom ?notch, lith ult. moire&
•at Boston Pth init. Re... Lode-13th. Ugh,
and 15th.
ado hurricane trom NW to w evr. and lbulwark.
Swift,raiee. Thatcher. elonda, Kelly. end Lees
bun heirs, arrived at Boston Pth inst.. •
1 11. ella Pales , Nickerson, hence for Providence, at
Fen Rivet Bth Inst.
Behr 'W Cummings, Wheldon. hence, arrived at N
Bedlord atii inst.
llichr Plash'. Wheaton, hest*. arrived at Boaton_pth
frt. NWrte: Bth inst, 4 rM, fell ip With inotirE,
- Yet: (of gastoorti Troop!. from manhattanville . Y.
or' re mbroke, Me, with oaD tons_ing ironon a sinking
Condition, an.d loot OAS hands. The B Dyer carried
away head of foremast on the. eth, ate A H. off .7.Liah
lend Light. The mast broke bel hole: mounds and fell
upon the deok,making a large There being a
1 heavy sea at the timd. the vessel soon filled and sunk. •
- LUILIX'S PATENT
WRoUGHT -AND CHILLED IRON FIRE •AND
;BURGLAR-PROOF SAFE. AND COMMA-
TION BANN, LOOKS, VAULT BOONS, Ito•
• . •
The time has arrived when Bankere, Merobante, and
business roan begin to feel not only the importance but
the necessity of having a thoroughly fire and burglar
proof Safe.
'That the sheet-iron or common safe has been mulch
improved as a fire-proof einem its first introduction, and
that it will preserve thewrltten Metter, under !avow
able circumstances. is admitted ; lmt that it still has se
rious defeats must be conceded. 'lts liability to bo
°embed by the fall of walls, timbers. ;so., or by its own
fall t_ita inability - to prevent the conetan [evaporation of
the moisture from the filling, as it is scarcely possible to
Make or keep the vapor chamber water-tight in ea frail
a.tmature;also, its entire inability to retain the steam
or tutor during the find; its rapid deterioration by rust
and otherwise and tte entire insecurity against burgle
ry. will hardly ba denied. It is claimed that ell thee.
defects are remedied in the above wrought and chilled
iron safe and look, and the object of this artiole la not
only to shovels fact, but the why and the , where t tore.
To do this' understandingly, a short Synopsis o f the
structure will be first presented. of this stiwall as of the
sheet-iron safe,'premiaing that the two principles oom-
Prise all the eopatar safes now in- use. Further, that
the vapor principle is the only 'one now relied upon
'to make the safe fire-proof, by all safe-makers having
t ay n - se h l ambbiter o ons D equenecyt,.
all now put in a compost-
STRUCTURE C S HILLD. IRON SAFES DE-
The beife or body of this tate is a box made of bare of
wrought iron. M to N of an inch ;thick, by 134 to
inotiee wide. crossing each other at right angles. , and
platted near each other, forming a compact network;
about ,( inch holes are drilled near each other through
these bare, and counter sunk; salt iron is run between
_these bars and into the holes. and over the outer stir
face, Making the whole thickness 13( to 2inoties of solid
iron. without jolting ; the wrought-iron bun thoroug hly
chilling the east iron, and making it drill proof. while
the two irons are so strongly tied as not to be separated
or broken by en y ordinaPower.
STRUCTURE OF SH m I.ET-iRON SAFES D.
• • - - SCRIBED.
_The sheet-Iron safe it made of sheet-rouplatee,
one. sixteenth to one twelfth of an inch think, handed
round the outer edge with light bar iron, the larger safes
herrings bend acmes the centre. This constitutes the
whole iron work, adding the door fianseitand back plate
and the door-way or front flanges r, except in come eases
a thin plate of hardened steel. Is pla ced inside, add this
is called a burglar-proof safe.
, AVMs been mentioned, each of the above Safes, hero
composition- ohambera, Oil mme praotloally, _vapor
chambers, ea vaunt is found aboslutely necessary to sot
:Don et iron - ltangea that
ur glg i i e 2t nt ib beeeioldu:t rrot
these flanges to the interior, thosgh the oompootion
he ever .° good a non-oonduotor. as trim is a ta con
ductor of heat, and vapor is the only.preventave. It
must be admitted that tae best material for this cham
ber is that which is the greatest absorbent, and wilt not
cake or become hard., Lime may be , conceded to be
that article, as moat of the Safe makers nee acompo
sition having lone fora constituent, and this is the only
reliance for the production of vayor; but as lime is
MOLD is in the sheet-iron safe adnlMrated yrith fire
Way- or some heavy substance, to give them weight and
The Chilled Iron Safe hag both in the outer struothys.
pr odu ce the chamber is filled with lime unadulteirs
ted, producing mush more vapor Mao the 00111POilltion
used by sheet; iron makers, and while. the aheet-iron
Pee is warping and twisting at every joint. when heat
ed allowing the vapor to escape, the i
ron- biled iron has no
outer joints, stud the thickness of - i prevents the
springing of the joints, consequently the-vapor cannot
escape.. and hero lies the great advantage this Safe
has(asit fire proof) over the sheet Iron, but it has other
important advantages. The structure shone that it
cannot be affected by the falling of walls. timbers, Ito.,
or its own fall ; that there is no chanee for deterioration
from rust or otherwise - that in case of fire its shape is
not affected ; that if It is checked by water, or other
cause, the check can only reach to the wrought iron
barsosoni4quently the Safe is not injured for use ; that
the steam or vapor is meanly kept In the vapor cham
ber, and does not destroy the bindings to books. or so
injure thin paper as to require copying, thereby saving
this trouble, as wallas the expense of & new flare.
As to Burglary, the structure shows this ears to be
drill-pnrof all over the surface, and. with Lillie's' cele
brated Bank Look attsobed, whielt is drill, sledge, and
powder proof it will be seen that it is thoroughly bur
ghsr-prouf—waile the etruature of the sheet iron Safe
shows Okla the crowbar, axe, cold-obi:rel, or edit can
denetrateit in a few moments. without much noise or
isturbance.i
The following late severe test is one of the many of a
MOW' ObSITSOCOY now hi' rouses:demand published
in my general circular. f ully demonstrating the advan
tages claimed for this Sa fe
Deana Bay, Wisconsin, .TolY 23,1860.
FRANI E. Howx, Faq Agent of LilLio's Safes: My
warehouse was burned on the moraine of the 11th inst.,
and you Meritidge of the character of the fi re when I
tell you that fifty , banal. of whisky stood' within eight
feet of -one of your large -else e Safes, making an
awful beat, which your safe passed through, end. to the
astonishment of all,' preserved everything, money,
Maks, and papers, M a perfect state. Signed.
GEo R. HAYWOOD.
M. C. SADLER, General Agent,
716 CHESTNUT Street,;
side-th WAIN under Masonic Hall.
. ,
DYSPEPSIA' REMEDY.
Dr. DARIUS HAM'S
AROMATIC INVIGORATING SPIRIT.
Modietow has bees used by theirebtie for six years
with imams*, favor, It is rosommended to Curs
Driposia, Nervosassuuts, Hears Burs, Colic
Pains, Windin the StanpuNt or Psis/ is file
Bowels, Ilisidseks, Drolitissas, Kidney
• Comeeints Low Spirits, Delirium
TroltrUnts, Dstomporattes.
• /3 ST/MMATIN. EXMILARATIS, Devutortevits, UT
WILL POT LITOXICATI 031 STVPITTe
AN a Diediolissi it is mob* and eSsotual, curium the
moeteigravatedeasesofDyweesia.Kidney Comeatitte,
end another derangements of the Stomach and Bowels
;11 1 $1 w Si t d = r ceivive "the meat melanoholy and
drciciplngindrits, and restore the weak, nervous, and
si yto healthotrensth, end vigor.
Parsons who Trow the injudimous use of lienoith r lps
become dejecited, and their nervous systems shatte ,
oinunituttons broken down, and eutdeot to that ho bus
oil= to knmanity, the Danxurum TRSMENS, 111119.
MOM llllMealtet pi tel the heel 'and healtllT invigo
rating ellleaoro . gam'el_n towing
1: IT WI
e.—One mine glans Dill as ofWn as nom men.
une dose will remove all Bad Omits.
Eose will ours Heert-biun. •
ree doses will ears Indigestion.
_ vigil,' 701I dui Good Appetite.
w v 1 1 ) atOp the tressing pains f o DIRPGRIM.
s dote wi remove the distressing end disagreeable
acts of ind -or Tleguienoe. and as soon_ as the
stomach receives the Invigorating Spirit, the Metre's
intoad and all pa i nful feelings will be removed.
Conedone win remove the most distressing pains of
either in the stomach or bowels.
A fewdoses will remove all obstruotions in the Kidney,
Bladder, or Urinary organs.
NIT whO areseriougy allEated with any Kidney
COMP to are MUMS of speedy relief by a dose or
two, an a racoil cure by the use of one or two bottles.
SIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Person' Nvho,from dissipating too much overght,
and feel the evil aeete of poisonous Iltuont, to went
headaches, Meknes. at stomach, weakness , gid diness,
24..1,21 SO onq dose 'rill tmove all bad feelings.
Ladles of weak end sickly nstitutions should take
the Invigotating spirit three t se a day; it will make
thom strong, healthy, and ham y, remove all °blame-
Wong irregulantieg from tke menstrual organs, and
re bloom of healtdand beautY to the careworn
"Tt;fint pregnantly It will be found an invaluable medt
eine to remove &agreeable sensations at the stowusch.
All the proprietor asks is • trial. and to induce this, he
bag put up the INVIGORATING SPIRIT in pint bottles at
V l c a s e tti pot i .tS '7yR Street NOW York
Co_,. 932 orth tilEr3o3 Street .
Who e Agents n Pulladelp
je7-thatelv and for sale by all Dinette.
FETTWAN SYRUP,
OBLPROTECTED
SOLUTION OF noTOXIDE OF IRON COMBINED
This well-known Remedy has been used extensively
- . 4 . and with AnLat wooded f 5
YBPEPB i
OR IMPAIRED AIM YERPEOT
DIDESTION;
. i l
l'j i‘.- DETIMOWTTORIVA7 BLOOD;
. " .. " - ' -i.:* - - - F rim Irrilterex E.
am . , Most of which originate in
L ' DYSPEPSIA:
LI II VER COBIBLAIEL DROrBIS_NJEURALOIt and
, ERVQUB AFFROTIONILOas OF AITBT Tb,
RRAarLaCRE,'LANOVO and DEPitEasf x
or OFIRITYL QA,RBU Ohba nd - ROllB,
' PILED, BOBNY,- FPECTIONB OF
TRY SKIRL° 01+18UNUTINE
TRTERCIEfI i BRoNCI4I- .
'r IL 018 EA F 8 FECC
IAR to !UU.
' and AL L COM-
VLAINT
1000MPABBED ORNitAL DEBILITY. and
. , REQUI RI D_A TON C dud ALTE
RATIA% MED 0114 E.
Nomr.—The failure of IRON se a remedy for DYS
PEPSIA, a bad state of the blood. and the numerous.
dustmen oause4 tbeyeby. has arisen from the want of
such &preparation otlrop as shall enter the atmortoh in
a Pportmina state, an d animist° st y mie. vita t he
blood. ' This want the PhRUVIAN 8 R supplies
ande &ammo or rim In pr t li ii i i t is
fo
rt 11 3 /14 4 4& Y RU e FORen a jglitallfouPes sTrafit a:
which o ther pre rations or. Iron and other mediernes
have been found to be of no avail.
OERTIFIONTS OF A. ifq_ HAYES, M. D., OF
BOSTON. -
• It lawn Mown that the madroinel ettiote of F
of Iron are latt by even a you beef avenue to r Mrtn3
that to maintain a solution or Protomde of I rop, without
:Cher 0881181mhair been deemed twirls/ We
n the PIiRLY " TA N SYRUP this desirable point is at
ad by ColifiltWATlon Is A WAY BEFORE InliillOWN
apd this Notation may,rePlace all the proto-oarbonatee,
Oltrates and testratreof the Meter's' Memo&
A. A. HAYES, A ss ayer to the State of Mem
p 1 Donates Street, &Oen.
aiiiiitet,
etsisfkco,
1 4 . - 11.--Parispidsta containing Letterkfroip the 'hove
named -Gentleman end *thane and Win ollt =num'
tlon of the gym : oarl be hid on agehOction to the
Agentsor to
R. L. CLARK Co
?MIN
Botrrok...
Bold by Druggists generally throughout the United
States.
Agent' for Pennsylvania: I)POTT & Co.
93R:forth NECON D Street, Phllada.
auf-tutha
iioirsimei
ramg cl
Oo;
difr
mos & Cox.
& co
itch,* k co
co
Nthamett
JAIdEB BETTF . ITIN . NVI_TIONS
randeNplereirt=iiit s ar fell=
etatm , ity hosissail
0 : i ins en advir
I ti t oreiguts ana nr 4e r rsis *Niro:64
Want ether, reeidF, ALN Streat, wheys
SWIM DO atom daily betwHn thezrill or.
incit co • teitinonisla waLbtaly_ a s IT
cation is
troe. "az led of lb. =tee ste
l e. co
ifs is on MOIL WU U
roa do
masa & Co.
Cal• Gor
man Irit• •
SAFES.
MEDICINAL.
, P APgiopA,
v ivitsDA.y., • OCTOBER, 11 - -80
•IIAL
ffFV:3'iTINE ;
FIREITA N FEVER CHARM
FEVER AIND AGUE EXTERMINATED.
THE BOMAN OONAITITUTIOX BAYED FROM
W.R.EOII.
TES PREVENTIVE•AND REMEDY.
INTERMITTENT AND BILIOUS FEVERS.
CURES INSURED IN A DAY.
DATURE'II GRAND RESTORATLVE,
IMPECTIA E. INPECTiNE.
piph'OTINE. INPEOTINE,
INPECTINE. INPEOTINE.
The terrible malady known es the FEVER AND
•ADUE bee infitten .!niodreds, of thormande of venous
Oroughout the worhi every year, road has never till
note been, met by Cu eoesetul meaoal treatment that
ham tit,' srodneed severer
MkDICINA' L DUEASES,
which affect the lunge; Use Moen, the liver. the heart.
or other rests of the ktminan. ornament. The INPEC
TINE is the nattoralantr Woad of all fevers, and when
it oomes in contact with the skim is absorbeu by the
in terior organ; which midst easily miasma and all ten
dencies toward thole maladies which proetrate the
mind and body with fever..
Fever end Ague reenit from numerous muses. No
Ostia v siempt hem the es noel which promote the ex
intones of the disease. Vast being once seated , an the
system, induces deprenitot of birder, isantude, lan
poor, pains, chills, fever, and s long trein of disagree
able sensations, depriving the patient clan energy, sr d
reducing him or her to s' tionditi on of
EXTR.EME ILIILPLEBEINEWL
Why will any one offer the horrors of a debilitating
Intermhttent Fever, "hen, by the use of the
INVALUABLE INPECTINE,
PERSIAN 'FEVER CHARM.
the eminent medieslawl magical qualities of which aJO
matantly absorbed,
ALL. TRAOI3B OF ' DISBABH MAY BB ANNIHI-
LATED IN A FEW HOURS!!
BEEF-CAKE IS BETTER THAN PHYSIC,.
NATURN IN WISER THAN ART.
EVERYWOMEN HMI A MINE REMEDY.
THE 'WIRE APPLY WHILE THE FOOLISH
DREAM.
BETTER PREVENT THAN STRIVE TO :CURE.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
THE LNPECTINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
Hes owed thouseade or both Dime of the most dread
tut fevers. Read sad refloat.
WONDERFUL EFFECTS.
Lennie' Bonnll, of Pittsburg, for two years useless
to himself and moiety—a martyr to Chills and Paves—
oared in less than three weeks, and improved in eight
how*
)dart- K. HNkna9, Bandneky, Ohio, alter almost
wain h er r eason as wen ae strength, by Intermittent -
Fever, with Ohills, - restored to health in twenty hoar■,
J. R. Tilton, of Belgrade, Maine, brought from
death's door, having suffered for four yearns !med.
wall in due weeks, and Improved In two boom
Adolphe ?doubt°. of France. relieved in one hour,
while travelling in the ears of the Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad. it. wee apparently dying with.
Ellen H. Benson, Lockport, New York, mooed
after woo yaws' *offering. A perfect onto.
Thousands of other pesos prevented and cured every
month; and not s smile oosiplaint of the ettleienor
of the
INPEOTINE
FERMAN FEVER LOHARM
TRY IT. PROVE IT. KNOW 11.
And make known Its wonderful novas and virtues,
that those vihd marei, or who are threatened with
seining. may be led to ue ample, inoxfous
DD►-
oaration, faivighai br the field of Nature for
MAN'S BLESSING.
INPBOTINE
18 BOLD BY ALL DRUGOIITH AND KBDIDIIIB
DEALERS IN AIko3RICA.
iPBXC3E ONE DOLL.&R,M
Nat M 10611 to soy rat 01 lb* 1 / 6 1toil Mateo,
;4DM4WC:) 3 )OI
It to not take* inwaritto Vat lo *ended-ontwanity,
nalording to d6Mtbnlas ',Won scoomininv snob paok.
MANUFACTURED BY
JOHN wit 002 c... a co..
188 mAlt4 OI'REST,
RICHMOND, VINHINIA
BRANcs . OFFICE,
r( 9 , se! BAN,IC 4:l* DVtLDIMA,
'VAR,
,11.ilLROAJD
_ _
'1860; AnklArik.lB6o•
SPRING ARR NG ME T- ORK. fj4INEI6.
THY._ CAMDEN ABP AM QY AND PRILA
GEIRREA AND wn-uNTO RAILROAD 001.11
LIRRH FROVIDA.DELPRIA Toe Niguo
• yOILIC: WAY PLALJER,
nut-meet Wk
Will leave eo follows-vls a
TA.II.
At 6 A M, via Camden and Amboy, 0. k. A. Aeoom
modation.--z
At 6 A,M,.vis Camden and Jamey City (.94..LiAO
oommot 9,A dation.. U
AM, via Camden and jersey Morning
•
At 11A M, by Bteamboati Tethe/ an/ J-reel
City, Weetern 03
Atli% P M, via Camden had Antlaij:Acoommc-
A l t i r l Arria. ...daVe7ri . An7:4;
Ar r rP:l4 . , /H• Steamboat iiiiony and AMY' 1"° .
City, avennig ..... 6 06
At e r M, by lanai/moat via 22suone and JoreCY
Oily, &I Ciass Ticket 2 22
At . o M, vie Camden and Jemmy Oity, Evening
' 600
A lar m, via Camden and - JarieTbliy,l47 3 7,th arn
26
Ate P Moll Camden and Amtioy. Aooommoda
tton, (sleight and reagengerif-Hit Class Tiqut, 6t6
2d '• • ISO
Th artig , l l l , 4a i r e d daily. The II PM, Sooth
e". aviortYi.toireitimbertvi n ., Poinington,
&o. at 6A m Ken PM. rom Walnut-street wharf. and
7.11'A M fromsington.
For Water Gap,t3troudeburg, Orita n t on ,
Montrose, Great, send, Zto.,,ar 6 A. M. from Walnut
street wharf , andl.lo A. Pd. from Ic emingion via Dam ,.
ware. sokawarma atel Warn = R. R. •
For Mount HMIS% lit 6 and 9 A. M., 2 and Of P. M.
For Freehold.: t 6 A. My.., and 6 M.
• • WVLISIER.
For DiKol, Trenton ao.. at 25; and 4 P. 'M. from
Wrimutilitroot wharf, LIO A. M. and Of P. Ai. from
1 4 4 ::fg cl m n iris,fliverton Delano, Theca ly, il
:on, Florence, Horde/it:4m 4p,, at'l23‘,l, r and OFFAL
Steamboat Joe Itenetp for fiordentown and interme
diate flame at Mi F. At.
Bteany l l e se Trenton .fr Taoony i at 11 A. M. and
Tny verly, Harlington, and netol, at IP. M.
~nude of Baggage calf a !owe! each Posen
her.
e atencem ir are prohibited from Minn. anything as
vf round* gring exaialbitt - % ttgo tart
te r meow. btlityfor baggage to One ar per pound,
and will not ree lia for any amount bey ond $lOO, ex
oept by speoiai co m e
teci t. anl6 WM. R. GATZMER. Agent.
.....-- " I'
WILA F ALL iRLIT
I GPON, BADT A M E RERAILRLA
D;
OD and after MONDAY, OCTOBR 1.1850.
PASEENOEtt TRAINS Li AVE PH ILADELPHIA:
For Baltimore at 8.15 A. M., 12 noon (Express), and
11.10 P. M.
For Chador at 811 A. M., 12 neon, 1,18, 4.15,6, and 11.10
P.
FoM.
r Wilmington at 8.15 A. M„ 12 n00n,1.15, 4.15, IL and
11.10 P. M.
For Now Castle at 816 A. M. and 415 P. M.
For Middletown at 8.15 A. M. and 416 P.M,
For Dovey at 8.16 A . M. and 4.11 P. M.
For Barrington at 8.15 A. M. and 4 15 P. M.
For Milford at 8.16 A. M., (Tuesdaya, Thursdays, and
Saturdays at 4.15 P. M.,
For Farmington at 8.10 A. M.(Alondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridaya at 435 P. M.
For Seaford at 8,15 A. M. (Mondays, Wednesdays, and.
Fridays at 4 15 P. Al.)
For Salisbury at 8.15 A. M.
Train at 15 A.
and
connect at s t eamboat Tues
days, Thuradays, and Saturdays with to Nor
folk.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 6.30 A. AL (Express), 10.15 A. M.,
and 625 P.M
Leave Wilmington at 7.30,9, and 11.00 A. M.. 1 411,3.46,
and 8.35 P. M.
(lava Salisbury at 130 P. 88.
Leave Pesford at (Tueadays, Thursdays, and Satur
days at 710 A. 11.1.1 750 P. AL
Leave Farmington at (Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sa
turdays at 8 A. M.) 4 10 p. M.
Leave Milford at ( Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
da)s at 7.60 A. M.) 4 P. M.
Leave Harrington at 8,16 A.M. and 4.25 P. M.
Leave Dover at 9 05 A. M. and CZ r. M.
Leave Middletown at 10 16 A. M. and 6.40 P. M.
Leave New Castle at 8 30 and 11 A. M., and 7.35 P. M.
Leave Chester at 8.20 and 9 40 A. M., 12.04, 2.23, 4.95,
and 9.15 P. M.
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and Delaware Railroad
at 10.15 A. M. d 6 25 F O R
TR an AINd OBA T.TIMOTtw
Leave Chester at 8.45 A. M.,12 28 and 11.10 P. AL
Leave Wilmington at 9.25 A. rd., 12 es P. M., and 1223
A. M.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached.
Olin Is follown
Leave Philadelphia Perryville and intermediate
places at 8 P.M.
places at eave Wilmir.gton for Perryville and intermediate
5 p,
Leave PAltimore for Havre-de-Grace and intermedi
ate plains at 4 25 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS :
Only at 11.10 P. M. from Philadelphia to Baltimore.
Only at 6,25 P. M. from Baltimore to Philadelellia.
8029 B. AL FELTON, Fragment.
PADELPIA
MB's,' AN E
D U READING R H
AIL
ROAD.—PASSe.NGE • TRAINS for PIT/TBVILLE,
READING, and HARRISBURG.
MORNING LINES, DAILY. (Sunday% excepted.)
Leave Nen.' Depot. corner of BROAD and CALLOW
HIL t, Streets, PHILADELPHIA (Passenler entrances
on Thirteenth and on Callowhill streets at 8 A M.,
emmecting at Harrisburg with the PEP, SYLVANIA.
RAILRLAD, I P. M. train running to Pittsburg: the
CUMBERLAND VALLEY 1.05 Ptrain runnier to
Chambershurg, Carlisle, &N,
_• and t h e NORTH e API
CENTRAL RAILROAD 1 P. Pd. train, running to Sun
bury, itc. AFTERNOON LINES.
Leave New Depot. corner of BROAD and CALLOW
HILL Streets, PH ILA DEL PHIA.( Pawns sr entrances
on Thirteenth_ and on pellowhill streets.) for POTTS-
T. ILLS. and H RRISBURO, tit 338 P. M.. D s ILY, for
READING only, at a P. AL, DAILY, (Sunders ex
ntirditlCEli VIA PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM rttILADELPHIA. MileB •
To 281
Reading.—.-- • • • 88
Leban0n.—.........88
Harrtsburg....—
Dauphin
millersburxl42l
Trevorton Junction _l6Bl
Bunburi• . •• "
rlorthumana
Lewisburg —. —.173
Milton ........... 103
Mutiny ....ter
Williamsport 209
Jersey Snore .222
Look Haven
Rafe t0n.... —.23.3
Troy.. Williamsport and Elmira
Elmira . . .Railroad.
The 8 A. M, 511(1 330 P. M. train connect daily_ at
Port Clinton., lilundaye excepted, with the CATA
WISSA,- witadAmarowr. and ERIE RAILROAD,
making close connection with lines toNiagara
Canadadhe West and StattioertaL
DEPOT IN PHILADELPHLA: Corner of BROAD
and CALLOWHILL
Streets
ap23-tf W. IL McILHENNEY, Secretary
Philadelphia and Reading
and Lebanon Valley R.H.
Sunbury and Eria R. R.
lan ir g e B
QUICKEST
RAI OAD KLMIRA ROUTE.—
PHILADELPHIA AND Elr-
QUICKEST ROUTE to Tamewma Catorisira, RIP.
Frt, Wilkeabarro, Sprantoi c i l Dnnvi tl, miltoney
rnsport, TroiCton, anton, mirs h tiffs .
Vrl ns Yana, fleeter, evelande etre! 10.
ago, St. Lords, vette°, and all 'points oak aid
est.
.Passenset trains Inn leave the new VW/ter thirht
isdsiti htta and Reading Railroad. corner BROAD and
OAL OWHILI, Ottawa. ( reasoner entranoe on Cat
-1 'streets) daily (Smitten' euteeybed). Nor above
tftIfV P SW :
__G Ki_ _ _1187.7.7. —" .1140 IV. I.
The S. m. train oonneote — at ilypert a for iikr
VkWSßA tja atilOneB,9 4 Ußti a oLit i b b e r ):
tqj ilb r e t tratr a moke teo k t ooditiNtlumi at E fti
r i nd 1 1 4 Zs Wk. aliD r iiffe4 litir Yo r I P
a= n r fe , and
,N ir yz fi l it
, il i ii oada. trope all points North and
Blyri a ttts i l e totrtga, Igaloond EnSperUnOn
hits oanbei r9onted o atlie Philadelphia and El
!pre= r 174 1 .1 iti t ett northwest corner
of
pol t io ß rEBl .1.11.8 _ Tit end O.AItkONT lAA,.
HESS FREIGHT TRAIN
Leave the Phil t tall Sand Reading Depot, Broad and
Oallowhill etre iid y (Sundays exoeybsd), for all
point' West% 2 North, at 6P. M.
Fleights mn.• be delivered before BP. M. to berme
their wire ( ame dafr i,
Eor er informs • op _lVat Freight Depot ,
Turk Tit and OA_ LO L, or to
CHAS. iksAPPE
~_Gerieratlaent,
Northweet earner SLABH and 10=GYN UT Streit le,
sins-iff Philadelphia
11111ADELPHIA GER
___ltrrb s-
ROAD—SOMFla r etssanws.
On still:era
OWN.
.3MO,
r PhiladelAlE, 8,7, 8:14 10, 11 ilic r i r 18 A. M.,
1„ 834 tia, 6,6 M, 1, 6 8; 0 9, 7 10.,, 5, azid. ,
9, r il l5l 4A.
rc,
/ILL 4,9,5, 41, s o k utsm '
8 D A Y [, .
vs Philadelphia LOO tabu A. M., I, 8,8, 7M, and
10 ' 1", M,
92 r
7 9,14
vs Onimantown 8.10 min . A. Mn MA m 28., 4, ex.
• ''..
'laws r1670871ii UT HILL RAILROAD.
end 1021 P. M. sO, 8,20,11 A. M. 1,4, 8, 834, 8,9,
Leave Chestnut Rill 1.100,4, 140, 8.10 MAO A. M.,
1.44,11.10,11.10,1.40, and 1.10 J. In,
ON SUNRAY&
e pre:gladelphia 9.04 A.
A.
8,8, and Thi F. M.
ve admit NM 7JO A. M., 18.81, tin, And 0.10
VA CONMEODOCNEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Lem.. Philadelphia 6.00,7)4, 9.01.01J3/h Ulla., A. Mt
1.014 LOC dg, 8.86, 6.60, 811 11X P. m.
1 And
Lmva Norristown 41, 0, 8.86, 9, 11 A. M., 134, 434,
13f F. M.
ON SIINDAYS, ,
heave Philadelphia 9 A. M. and 1 and 1 P. M. •
lam Norristown Di A. M. , 1 and 6 P. M.
FOR - MANAYUNK
Lem Philadelphia o.oo d ni, si.ea l y.ix A. PA., 1.14,131,
__., _,
s U l i giz i ln:= 6l4. li x r ,,, n, ift Ig, 0nd11.% A. m I
ON SUNDAYS,
Maw 11,118delphls 9A. M., I I, and 81 , M.
Maya Manayunk:OLA. M., DC 034. and 9X P. M.
DEPOTT,Gerieral PlOperhitenent.
[U-If IIIXTH sad GREEN Sateete. '
' NORTH RINNSYL
, IVA AD AAemorf,
AZLETif, EP LEY,WHITE
HAWN, WILK AKRE, LIZIAMEORT,
THREE THVOUOR TRAINS.
Oq and after mcmAy, July 2d,' Me, Fawner
Trains will leave FRONT and WILLOW Strom. Yid
ladelphla, DAlLL(Mundaym mended.) aeorollowa:
At OM A.M. LExprese).Jer Bethlehem Allentown,
Rauh Chunk, Hazleton, Wilkekbarte,Withamteert,
to.
ittejle (Express), for Bethlehem, Easton, &e.
This train reaches Kasten at L5O P.M., end makes
York.
connection with New Jersey Central for New
York. -
4cit OP. M. for Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
- S A. M. and 4 P: P. for Doylestown,_
4i10.31) A. and 6.80 P,_Pd. for Fort Washington.
• 0.30 A. M. Sapiens Tialta makes close connection
wit tho Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem. being
the shortest and Bost decrableAnte to Wilkesboro.
and to all points in Ups Lehigh 190 Region.
TRAINS FOR Palls SLPHIA:
Leave Bethlehem at OM A. 91., OM A. M. and 6.52 P.
M. •
Leave Doylestown at TAO A. NE and 4.16 PM.
Leave Fort Washington at 6.M A. M. and Ll 5 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS:
114 4 1:1:K r igrte_
_.7l:lltonsVt 4 11. 14 .1 d.
stoWn orinthawsliplus at mo n. M. •
Nathan:lhr Philadelphia at 6.40 'P. M.
Fare tO_DethlabalLl.-:$1 301 Fare to Mauch Ohunk.B2 60
Fare to Easton. reolFore to Doylestown... 060
Through/Yokota lust be pro_oured at the Tioket Of
fice% at WIL L WOOS, or BRIMS 'Street, in order
to mom the strove rates of fare.
All Passenger Trans (exempt t! under Trains) connect
eit,Borlis street with Fifth and Sixth- streets and Beeond
end Third-street Passenger Railroads. 99 minutes attar
leaving WilloW Street.
jy3 ELLIS (ILARKJAsent.
WEST HES-.A.AR
AND PHILADELPHIA
RAILROAD
VIA MEDIA..
CHANG/1 OF HOURS.
On and after Monday, Bententberllth 1860, the trains
will leave PRILADBLPIIIa; from the Depot. corner
of Thirty 'fret and Market streets, West Philadelphia,
at 7.46 and 10 A. M.. and Mend 6 P.M.
._Lelbee WEST CHESTER, from the Depot, on East
aUrket dram, at 7 and 10.16. A. M., and 1.45 and 5 P.
ON SUNDAY.
o The Philadel p hia,
l depo t,
northeast corne t
d e
FOC
Leave West °heater, sit 7,t0 A. M., and 4.49 P. M.
Trains leavirg Philadelphia, at 7 45 A. M. and 5 P.M.,
and on Wednesdare and Saturdays only, at 2.50 P„. M.,
corniest at Penneiton with the Philadelphia and Balti-
Endre Central Railroad. for. Oonoord, Kennett. Avon
dale, Rik - view, kr,. And for Oxford, via Stage. irom end
of Track at 745 A . On Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa
ttirday,lie 745 A. M. train from Philadelphia will con
market
neat Wi a line of stages, via Oxford and RoPekrell. to
Peach Bottom. In Lancaster county.
The last Passenger Railway Can will leave Prot had
Market streets ao minutes. and Eighth and
'tread/12a minutes before the starting titne from the
0 6 0 5 t. 5 5 1 1 7 1 1 1 4e717 a fift to denote it. , „
Offieean waiting room, southeasteorrer of =snit'
and Market streets. where passeratertt. purchasing
octets for West Oheajer, will be furnished with a deka t
over the Passenger Railway.
HENRY WOOD
General Superintendent. •
The by ear will leave Eighteen and - Market
streebt on o hoer before the departure o ft he
the Balla from
the West Philadelphia Depot, -, •_ , , , . seli-tf
NOTIOZ.4OII,ESTER
ter 1111 91 1 1 1 . 1 1 az , / ( 0 r
D ISTA lIMEL.--Qn and. saVa
Ibo' tlllev " ifo r tiopot o tfo fiats-
T h
tapan, norm of
AD • to I Atroolo, (paneenger. an
t! '',-. 1. . i fairDisonda. liros, 48.00
4 1111X0011. IMAM for PowninattwA. Homo at
I •
p , i •1 - 4 i: i 0 411 / ' ;lliil iii,ti4piln ‘
tnr, ." .... . . -
•T. ,'-'' ' ' . ; '.. I IMAM. Esiiits4..
TILE PENNSYLVANIA OEN TEAL
RA.ILROXE.
Ifli,lf, = ,ES DODIN.V. TRADE. ,
1860. - 461860.
TEE OA.PAOTRY ;21144:41tier,HQVAL
TO I ANY
BETWEEN paw , 1 4 , D pAi r gUD II‘ ti.
rime &We d , i le e f Viz i enn3 a gest ' 7 , r t e `t et n g l i d ' I ; r i
l a ig
12, r 2 irca 1 i:til l- Tare A; t larg, anTeCu t tt4ll
—thus furnishing facilities for the trassysirtatith 61
Terimers unraupassed for stiffed std bothrort by ,any
ot route.
sere; end Feet titter ran through to Pittsburg,
Without tith
her (furor Conductors. AR througn Pius
senget Nine provided with Lougliridge'n ' Patent
Brake—speed under perfeot oontrol of the engineer,
thus adding much to the safety Of trayedini.
-Egm., near. are laohed to dwinFFritibliirWoolitilrg
The
WINISS It r h t e DAlt r iral anir Fast tint, Sun
days excepted. •
tillrain loves Phliallelphia at 7 33 Al.
est Line 149 A. .
Drees Train leaves " 10.. M.
WAY TRAINS LEAVE AB FOL CMG;
tint/burg Aoodianinodatlon, via Coltunb ,I F. Al,
iambi& • " 4.00 r. Id,
athesburgo.4o P M.
- eat cheater " UM e. Id,
West _Chester Fessengere ,will take the Mail, West
Chester Accommodation, end Columbia Trains,
Frsengers f SunburuWirmstiort, t ronm, rkity...
to, Want Fa de i ali4. in
t rie ate pop , loaves Phi
ladelpia at 7.10 A. ,an tP.M. go trtnitil it t routh.f.
Tie Ma Westward may bit,o r l v tadied althe o (m oft ha
Company in Philadelphia Ne York, Boston, or Sal
timer(' ; and Ticketa EaOrli at any of the important
Railroad °Mott ils the West ; also or.boa mrd ally of. the
regular Line of Steamers on the- mid seru or Ohio
Fare
OeP F6T6 tawny' ai low, end time aa wok. sus by any
other Route.
For further information early at the Passenger Sta
tion, Southeast corner of Eleven th and Market arrests,
The completion of the Western otinneditons of the
IPe ivath Rail folio . make this the 1
1111 GT L INE BETWEEN TEE EAST AND THE
GREAT WEST.
The eenneotlen of tyaolui by the _Railroad /India at
Pittsburg. avoiding all drayage or terrlage or Freight,
together with the ObYLVIE of tjme, are adrantareueactily
erpreotatee by BUNTON or Freight, end the wrirrei
lins Puma.
merohantstind Mappens entrusting thP transportation
of their Freight to thin fiumbany, can rely with cionll
deT4tiViggiMinawr to arid from any piilnt
in the west by the Pennsylvania Railroad ars at all
times asievoraets as are skarssil by ether Railroad
Pon p anus.
road. Be particralat to lurk paekages '. via Foniaa. ateu-
• • •
For Freight Contraote or Fig Piling Directions, opPIY
to, or address either or lEl6loll°lring Agents of tke Con-
Puny:
Co.
A. STEWART, Pittsburg;
If.n.Pleree Co., Zenertille,o.; lohneton Ripley,
0.; R. MoNeely, KT.; Crumbs & tropper,
PONamOnth, Paddock & , Inth-
Ws; U. W. Brown et Fo.. olifoinnati, 0.; Athern &
RibbertOinoinselk, 0.,• H. 0. Alieldrum,
_Madison, Ind.;
Jos. B. moote,limiurrille. Ky.; P. B. & Co.,
Evar.arille, Ind. N. W. Graham /o Co. Oairo,Jit • R.
F. Sww,Bintler k Gleam, Elt, Louis, Mo,; John 11. Bar
rie, Nashville, Tenn.; Hamm k Bunt, Memphis, 'Penn.;
Chance to Co., •Chioago, L'Vy. ICOOntS, Alton,
or to Prefrht Agents of . P.MI7OIMI at different points
in tne West.
S. B. KIINOBTON..j.r,, Philedelph.a.
MAGRI.W-& KOONS, in North street, Baltimore. •
LEABOB & CO.. l'Airtor House, or 113.4liesi
&LAO' & CO., No, 77 Eltatestrest u,
pt, en!). t,ti a rt ent, Malin.
E. I..PT, ISM Ticket gent, Phil&
LEWlS,nitien'iSrut't Altoona, Va.
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pA N,E ; w i .T 9i WEE,KLY
ROUTE TO ORFOLK augIaTTSI A OU n TrI R M, I I7a .
the Philadelphia. Wilmington, and Baltimore, and
Delaware Railroads, thence by the new steamer Phila
delphia to Norfolk, ant Portsmouth, Vu.
wiln and after July Rh. passengers from
depot,Phildelphia
t take the 815 A. M. train at s ho t oornar
Broad street and Washington avenue, on 1 iteedaye.
Thursdays, and Saturdays, arriving at .Seaford at MO
P. M., and at Norntlk °sib , the neat morning. The
!Learner Philadelp4ja will leave Norfolk on the even
ings of moolloy, Wednesday. and Friday, connecting
with the train at Seaford, which arrives at Phi,adel
vinreutio F.M.I class passengers, including meals on the
boat, $7
Second-alms passengers, including meals on theirdat
St 50
Freight taken as low as by any other route. •
For further partietqars. bee email hand-bills at th
hotels, and. ether publio places,or inqutre of
C. r. DARE, Agent,
corner Broad Stand Washington ay.
sell
ba n'. F. KENNEY, Master of Transportation.
P. W. dr. B. R. ft .00.
.-1 . WEST CHESTER
TRAINS via PENNSYLVA
NIA RAILROAD, leave depot, corner ELEYP-NTII
and MARKET, at 7..% A. M., 12.80 P. M,, and 4 P. 81.
On Sunday, leave Pluladelphia at 8 A. M., and Went
(neuter at AP, M. iyBo-tr
RAMTHE ADAMS EXPRESS
CO ~Onioe 320 CHESTNUT Street,
forwards Parcels, Packages. Merobandtse, Bank Notes,
and tbeoie, either by its own Lines or in connection
with other Express Companies, to all the prinoipal
towns and °Wee of the United StaS. tes.
E SANDFORD,
Betiersi fiuoeriotendent.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
L,IFE INSURANOI
RANC OMPA
JR-4PANy.-inn NY _p ,
9.U21 C NN
E C
937,(01
INS UR ifB LIVES for tht
annuities and endowments,-
Real Estate. and mates all
oontingenoies of Life.
They ant as S wi nrs,
Trustees, and G s.
Daniel L. Miller,
liersJamln Coates,
Richard S. Newbold,
William P. Hacker,
William H,Eetn,
Samuel t BUOY,
Charles Hallowell,
Henry C. Townsend,
Rodolphua Kent,
William H. Carr.
r,y. Dutton.
Rraer kinf,ll2.
P DANIEL
Miolue
SAM*, E
Torus W. Hoarton. Sensed
Northern Central.
Rattroad.
AMERICAN FIRE lIIMRANCE CO.,
DAL INCORPORATED 11110-OMDFATER PERPET.
No. DO WALNUT Street above T Philadelphia.
Raving a large paid-tip nal and Burping In
vested in sound and avail ea,oontinue to
insure on Dwellings, Stpresi - a, merohandive.
Vessels in Port and their o d other Personal
Property. All tomes liberally and promptly adiusteg.
111.14.110T0R5.
Woo. R. Maris, . 'l' . Loma,
John Morton,
Edmond Campbell*
simnel C G. DIM%
ravioli B rady,r Chloo. W. Poultney,
livl Morns.
it ARIO, President,
ALBERT 0. L. OZAl'VULD..Seoretarr. fetl4l
UAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPA-
Ncfr NY—FRANKLIN BUILDINGS oft WALNUT
FaEET. PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL AND SUR
UELISSD,74I.7O.—Itunires against Loss_er Damage by
, and the Perils of the Bea. Inland Navigation and
ransportation.
GEORGE H. HART, Prendent.
ROSS, Vioe President.
u. COGuSHALL deo'y arm Treasurer.
IL H. BUTLER , Assistant deoretaiT.
DIRECTORB,
E. P. Roan,
Foster B. Perldns.
Andrew R. Chambers,
Samuel Jones, M. D..
mh9-ti
George H. Hart,
C. Cattail, r,
Jr;, WB
. elle
H. K. Coggin&ll,
Hon. H. M. Fuller.
THE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF P.BILADEPRLS..
(F/RE I.IIBURANOE EXCIAIBPirELY.)
WONT ANY'S DUTLDHYO. B. WICE.
XOURTH AND WALNUT ST REETS
Dutzawoßs,
LLTONTOILD Brims,' Moß.DioAl ha DAWSON.
W__ Immix McKim " Giso. H. &r um , .
rumrico , FV.Azilta, Jour( H. Raowx.
.70111 , 1 M. ATWOOD, B. A. FAltinitsTOM
T * TRIDICE, AnD7w D. MAN,
2 , MY HAATOIIL si2 L. 8811.1018.
1 0 . 7 HFORD 8 ARR, President.
011.61(1.E8 NV. CO . klearetan. fell
VR&NBLIIN SAVING FUND, No.
llieljouth FOURTH Street, between Chest nut and Walnut, Pluladelplua, Pars ail penults
on_demand.
Depositors? money secured by Government,
State. and City, Loans. Ground Rents, Mort
'Tm, sue.
his Company deem safety better then large
Vot", Consequently will run no risk with dpiso
siton' money,• but haie it at ail times ready to
gUsru with per out. intausit, to the ownerow
ter Ax ee always done. Tam Company never
emede.
yentetees, married or single, and Minors, can',
deposit in then own right, and such deposits can
be withdrawn ottLy by their consent.
Charter perpetual. Incorporated by the Plate
fpeansylvanla. with autherity to reoolyemoney
rum tut:Ault and eslors.
LARGE APINI 13 SUMS RECEIVED.
Otlloe open daily oat 9to 0 o olook, and on
Wednesday evening until ti o'c l o ck..
DIRBOTOIN.
isatt b 81 3 101:r ? treo n gs. C luenir 2
alaohi W. thou, t . Hyatt,
Lewis Krumbhaar, Henry Delany,
Nioholas Rittenhouse,
ones
Smedley,
Joe, H. Natterthwalter ones yerkee,
Joseph W. &neon.
JAOOII B. Lilt NON, President.
Ctintes CIADWAILADEt, surer.
IPM-y
RAVING FUND—FIVE PER CENT IN
N• 7 TERES.—NATIONAL SAFETY.TRUIT QOM
PA Y, WALNUT Street. southwest oorner of ' FLIRD
Plalladelptua. I..imorponsted by the MI tato of ennui
value. t
Money is received in an nun, largo or email, and In•
terest
al•paid from the day or deposit ro the day of Wi th *
dilkw
The oho in einm finery day horn nine o'olook the
morning till five o'elook in the evening, and on Monday
and Wharadefrinn r mtill elg j i l itc r . 4 - gtot
id.nt.
OVERT , Vine Weardent
Wttlinat . R 211), Beoretal7.
DIRNIVIOIS:
!ton. Het! L. Benner, . Carroll Brewster,
mdward limber, osenh B. Barr
= e l %lit n i ratiouo eph L Yerkee,
alesi
cl, Landreth Munn", Jame. L. Stephanotis.
Money is renewed and payment' made daily. •
The Investments are made, in conformity with the
provisions of the Charter. in,Real Benito Monosson,
tiround Rents. and such first -olitos eifouritins as will al
ways inane! IDerleot nettunty to the depositors, and
Whihh minuet tall to give permanency and stability to
thin Inetitution. 11111-If
SAVING} FUND-UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, timer THIRD mud CHEST.
NUT &root.
Large and small sums reoeived, and raid baok on de
mand_ l without notice, with FIVE FEIC ()ENT, INTE
REST from the du of deposit to the day of with.-
drawa. •
°Mae honm_ Nl fro ta 9 Naha 5 o'clock ever,' day, and on
MONDAY EVENtili from T until 9 o'olook.
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, 41 loot end.
frtanywards,
resident--STEPICEB I,_cirrostax
LINIPPriIe2I I 4. "
PORTLAND KEROSENE 01L.
for t ln order to meet the constantly-Inoreaeing demand
hstly ...
ORLZISRATED OIL AS AN ILLUMINATOR,
the company hasemow doubled their former mama -
),1. and have the most extensstre IV 011,1 for mane
, arteries. Ost from Goat m the United States ; end
la order to insure for no a consttnt nevelt: accosts
to the demand,.they have positively refused to establish
'any new, asermies, or create any new outlets for it what
ever.
What We clairrifor this Oil to,
UNIFORMITY IN QUALITY AND SUPERI
-
..ORITY OVER ALL MEIER OILS.
fh , r l l d
ttn7° l li' e odor peculiar
tec :inbel.:.gdlerlf
oheapness, and samtY. ( having no
MSNoolve proeettlel), it, we may eonfidentlY igen
THE ONLV'e IL THAT WILL (JIVE GENERAL
,SATISFACTION.
Wherever it has been Mtroduotie consumers will use
tm other.
- As there are many inferior Oils gold CI Kerokene. we
Paation dealers in particular against using thre trade
marh. Whenever doubts exist as to the genuineness of
the entail), we respeatfullyask that sample may bd
submitted t o Ith for itirpeation.
•
We offer It Mlle trade pt the
•' ' 001 4 11PANY'S LOWEST PRIOE,
and 4411 Orders addrdeaddles nit by mail Or otherwlia trill
•
meet with promptattentiod. Z
. LOME - 4
• , itiede'aigebitiatid fdanufseturers of
-
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ANT) TRUST COM
1111YIATJ LIFE INSII
HESTNIIT Street. Assets,
e whole term of life—grants
purohnsee evening ineete
I I contraote don the
Administrators, Assignees,
TEES.
Samuel E. Stokes.
William Martin,
James B. McFarland,
- Joitech H. Trotter,
JAmea Bust.
Thoophilus Paulding,
Edmund A. Ponder,
Daniel L. Hutchinson,
John W. Hoinor,
Ellis S. Archer,
Samna' S. Christian,
Joseph ht. Thoinas,
John G. Brenner.
let, kastin.
. L. MILLER_,. President.". STONES, Vino Prot.
=lB
SAVLNG FUNDS.
"A little, but often, fills the Purse."
" A► Dollar ■eyed a twice earned."
KEROSENE OIL.
PEMALE MEDICAL • COLLEGE, No.
1127 A RCH *Street, will be open during the, coming
whiter. to ladies who may wish to attend the Lectures
ob Physiology, Chemistry. or Anatomy onlY.
The , ossion will commence on WEDNESDAY, the
Mho(' October, and continue for five months. The in-
Struotions will be thorough, and amply illustrated br
means of Drawings.. Papier Mache ModeltA„piatural
Preparations, WI Mtorosenpe, and other - ppqratne.
The Lectures will be given in the_afternoons. and there
will be three or more on each eabjeot every week.
one-stuthat*
PRIVATETIIITION.—A Repent Gradu
ate of Harvard College, Massachusetts, now pur
suing his profesalonal studies, wishes to take one or two
Pupils to prepare for College, or to instruct in English
Btu lee.
Referenees: James Walker, D D.. and C. C. Felton,
LL.D., Cambridge, Mass.: Wm. H. Furness, DX., and
Charlee Short t k sq., Philadelphia.
Addrem " F.." Box 608 Post Office. oog-et
VIAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
-Nu
YOUNG MEN AND BDYB, at Pottstown, Mont-
Ornery county, Pens sylvania.
The Twentieth semi-annual session of this School
will open on WEDNESDAY, November 7. Among
their t yentas, s offered may be named: Reasonable
ter • a healthy and attraot•ve situation ran extensive
and orough course of study; liberal prdvisloh for the
personal comfort of pupils; parental discipline, and
strict supervision of morals and manners • an Given
eiload Pitcher for eyery ten pupils ; access tour times a
day I)7Railroad.
References t Monism Solomon M, Bann; James L.
Vaft,horPlJaines E. Caldwell; John W. Clashorn ;
. sada a; Joseph R. Evan.); A, F. Mass; Tho m as
Diroh ; illiam W. Kern; Hon. Owen J oust; ;Bon Jas.
Cooper: Hon, J Y. Yost.
For Circulars, conveying full particulars, address
Rev. M. AIEIGS, A. M. oe.l-8t
THOMAS BALDWIN'S ENGLISH. MA
THEMATICAL. and CLASSICAL. SCHOOL, for
/are.E, earner of BROAD arid ARCH, *in re-open
brute_ MAr , 93/ 420
ESDAMES OREGARAY AND DIIER-
J-TA- VILLY respeothilly inform their friend/ and
the vnblitt that_ they have removed their Boarding and
DEW ohool for Young Ladies from Logan 8.1U6i9 to Nos.
14_97 and 1629 spittrus st reet .
yes ill, from five plan% of age upward prepared for the
Nt,th, 1Y26-6m
REELAND INSTITUTE—A BOARD
ING SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG MBN.—This insti
tution Ls located in a delightful, healthy, and retired
R i rt a Nt i the
, oglif i r o y 4T tw r e l oty f :f: r u n e t tn e flm ir n?rthwest b of
le
• by_ s _lgilrA l ati reilrna,rangii t gog, MAIO A aftr. cem
Neljgeseton opens Hen r 2 / 4 .
For cumulus, address
H. A. BUN/HOKE% Principal,
.se2T-t0022" Perloomen Bridge. Montgomery so.. Pa.
PeRYANT, STRATTON, &FAIRBANKS'
FeditEitt;2lllllAWNWPgligig.' N. E.
individual instruction In Bookkeeping, ing
cleditiGeneral Wholeartie and Retail Ba n men,Ship-
Pak. Forwarding and °Mammon, Raking, kX
change. Manufacturing. Railroadiruk Steam sting,
kn., - the moot thorolegle and practical course in the
United States. Alse, Leathres, Commercial Calcula
lialtligiftli,leTt, itinencl the C h.ig e e e rto _ l4t l 6 am b.
P Fen-
For wile. their new Treatise on 000kseer'in
printed in colors , and the best work pub ighed.
gin& tf
THE MISSES OASTAY & MRS. litEl3E'S
English and Prenob itnardtng and' Day School, tot
Yonne Ladles. Be. 1003 WALNUT Street, will be
reopened on WEDNESDAY, September 12. lieu lm
CLASSIUAL INSTITUTE.
DEAN STREET. belott Li)CrOlf.
The duties of the Classical institute will be reenmed
Monday. September 3. J. W. FAMES, A. M.,
anal- dam Principal.
I , It'.
.NER TITIRTERATR tVid. FILO - RAN Street*, re
opens MONDAY, September Bd. Four more Debile
will he admitted. Catelogien eent to any address.
aun-tf R. STEWART. Pnnoipal.
MR. WINTHROP TAPPAN'B BOARD
/J./LING and DAY SOHOOL for YOUNG LADIEO, No,
1727 VINE street, near Logan %tare, will RE-OYEN
on WEDNESDAY, Belftembetl2th. COolilars furnished
on lleolleatlnn.
ISS LUCY R. MAYER and Mrs. R.
M. BIRD will reopen their eohool for
_yor la
dia No. 1010 SPRUCE street, on !RONDA Rep
t timber 17. atm 4-tin
BUSINESS eAItDS.
NEW ORLEANS (LA.) PIOAIIINE.—
JOY. OOE. & Co.
Rape been appointed sole agents in Philadelphia for
this extensively oiroulating paper. of Poinniellethg in-
Buenos. Busineee Bien are adirertieing In the nest news.
'Andra of otty and ootintrY, at the offices of JOY. COE,
& CO.. advertising agents. FIFIH and CHESTNUT
Streets. Philadelphia ; Tribune Buildings, New York.
se2B-tf
H ORACE SEE,
MEORAWCAL FiN4III4ERE, and
PAEm.. ATTORNEY
0 114 South SIXT/1 Street,
(Nearly opPosite the County Court Rotuma
Prepares Speolhoations, Drawings, &0., und trallsaata
all other business connected with the obtaining of Let
tere Patent
Machinery Designed and Drawings made. au2s-3m*
IFIYOTI" & CO., No. 232 North SECOND
Streot.—Having removed to our new and 'CPBOIOIIB
store, we would call the attention of Dealers to our ex
tensive stook of PATENT KiF,ItICIDIEtg PER
FUMERY, and FANCY ARTICLES. Our list com
prises a greater variety than can be found at any estab
lishment in the United States. and our prim will com
pare with an market. ant-tuthnlim
1111 T R. ()ORSON, REAL ESTATE BRO
-EAL• ICER AND 00.11VEYADICER, NORRISTOWN,
Ponneyluania.
FARMS, STORES, MILLS, and HOTELS FOR
SALE in Montgontem Books. Chester, and Delaware
Counties, varying from 10 to =acres, in good localities.
Persons applying will be shown properties free of
oharge.
Bonds and Mortgages negotiated at fair rates. HAND
SOME RESIDENCES for gale in Norristown, Potts
town. and intermediate places. For Catalogues and
Da.l description, address R. R. CORSON,
1131-em Norristown. Pa.
j NIOHOLSON,
ar • ?Annul:whim of '
SHIRTS. LINEN and MARSEILLES
BOSOMS AND COLLARS.
A large and choice assortment, and WXI.I. NADI.
always on nand. unto whioh I particularly invite the
attention of Oi.aH and prompt-paying SHOAT-TINS
t l e r:Corner of SECOND and ARCH Street:4l,gla
de phis. a
SFIIGUET it BONS, •
• IMPORTERS ON HAVANA CIGARS,
No. WO South FRONT Street.
Reeeive regularly a full assortment of desirable CI
GS., which they offer at low rates, for Gash or ap
proved credit. jelly
pAWSON A t NICHOLSON,'
80, •
NOS. 11.9 AND e 99
1 MI NO R OKBINDE
STRZEIN
Between Market ert;liestnat Umbel
PHILAD Yale.
JAMES PAWN!. A& B. NIOIIOI4OA.
tiff Iv" .
WAGNER JERIKON,
• ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW.
Moe, No. lie South SIXTH ifteeti
(bnoaite Independence Hattarei)
PlIELADziraiA,
By the aid of reliable Attorney', at different points in
the Ur tad Stites, UP enabled to prosecute and °oiler.*
claims of every desorlotion.
Particular attention /Wen to the examination and re.
cover of the Mauna or Agateee and Devmeee k and the
:fretretz i ld Dell'ingtgrirani.dteraria the in t era cts
same, in all
ports of the Union.
Rae the ptatutes of all the States end is Commissioner
for most of them.
DepollitiOOS oorefally taken under Oommtanone.
acll.4lm
Vt. J. BAYLIS THOMAS,
• ATTORNEY-A7LLAW,
Has removed his aloe from No. P Arch street to Ne.
4E19 WALNUT Street.
Particular attention Oven to the recovery of MaMAU
tile Claims. The dranr examination of Wills,
Conveyances, game ta, Briefs of TAW. end other
Instruments o rides. hem eAssement of Mxeoutor-
Admizt ratorehms, and Traits. ensenntended;
and the best /counties proonred for the permanent in-
Vestment% of Money. liatufactenr refereneegiven
when required. aple4m.
MACHINERY AND IRON.
FiIikPENN STEAM ENGINE AND
BOILER WORRB.—NEA FIE & LEVY,
A I AL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS
fdAC NIRTS L BOILER-MAKERS, BLACKSMIMS. ,
and FOUNDERS, having , for many Team' been in
imocessful operation, and been exoluovel l i ti r gaged in
building and repairing Marine and River incedugh
and low PrOSSUre, Iron Boats, Water Tanks, roPellers,
&0., &0., resentfully o ff er their serv.ces to the potato
as being fully prepared to contract for Engines of all
sizes. Marine, Rive f, and Stationary , having sets o
dpaten's of different sizes, are preparen to *smite or
ers with quick despatch. Every desoriPtion of Pattern
making made at the shortest notice. High and Low
Pre re , Fine, Tubular, and Cylindey Boilers, of the
Des t Tenosylyanis. charcoal iron. Forgints, of all sizes
and kinds; Iron and Brass Cantina of all desoriptions ;
Roll Turning, Screw Cutting, and all other work con
nected with the above business,
Drawings and specification, for all work done at their
establishment, free of charge, and work guarantied.
The irobsonbers have ample wharf dock room fox re
pairs of boats, where they can lie in perfect safety,
and are provided with shears, blocks, falls. &0.. &s.,
for raising heavy or light weights!.
JOHNJACOB 13. NEAFIE,
P. LEVY.
BEACH and PALMER streets.
mamma. v. mvskez, I. VA.,01,111
NVILLIAK_ misvex
SOUTHWARK ` FOUNDRY
minx AND WABBINGIOR rintEsra.
MERRICK &
ENININEERD AND MACILINUITII,
f mtv v ega d and Fre mr ., ? . Steam Engine,
dent, °milometers, Tankenror, Boob, ere.; Outing
of all bads, either Iron or Brass
Iron Frame Roofs for Sao Works, Work alms, Rail
road Stations, &o.
notorta and Gas Machinery of the latest and most bri
proved oorustruotto - t
deaortotion s onqantakidOn Nikold nary ,
Prra s iZagtior.ndilliteMtill'Afa t tnOete,n&ru'
0016 .Agents for ioat'a Pa E t
.usar Dothrg
Apparatus; Naomytyo atent Stamm Rammer_; art
Arpti wall & W4llllOl sPataai Coutnragal Muer Dramn
tnr ailt4r
POINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY, No. 951
BEACH Street, Kensineton,
LIAM H. TIERS informs Ins friends that, having put ,
ohased the entire steak of Patterns at the above Foun
dry, lie is now prepared to. receive orders tbr
Snot, and Saw SIM CastnTi k , Soap Chemical, and
ouse Work s'
, Seam. nge made from Rover
leratory or Cupola Parolees, dry or green eand. or
oom. mrti-tf
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE
BOUGHT TO ANY AMOUNT.—Heauteke.pers
having artio.ea of Furniture. Feather Bede
Carpets, Mirrors, &o , to dispose of, will get a liberal
cash price by applying to WA.. OH. Auto, on hand, a
seleot assortment of new and second-hand Furniture,
suited tar the city trade.
T. N. WAJAH,
oc9-7.rt. No. 034- MARKET Street. below Tenth.
orejFAIRBANKS' PLATFORM SCALES
for male by FAIRBANKS & EWING
ell lv /11S nwmal‘bilrY Ptroid. phd.
I'RUIT ! FRUIT ! FRUIT !—" Ahead
of nil competition" DONNELLY & CLARK,
FIFTH htroot, below Chestnut, have inn received a
fine assortm.mt of Fruit from the Nurseries Dr.
Boynton. Call and see them. 0r.9-9t*
Ati It S. SANIN REN,. PROFESSIONAL
NURSE. has opened a Boarding House at No 101 l
Spruce street, for the special accommodation of Invalid
Ladies, and for those owning to Philadelphia to be Con
fined, or for medical attendance, where they can havo
careful nursing, good hoard, and all the comfort,' of
home. Mts. S. refers, by permisston, to the following
professional gentlemen:
Professor C. Heise,Caspar Wister, M. D.,
Pro'easor 8. D. Gross, L. Rodman M. D..
Professor Jos. Pannone, Professors' Jackson,
Isaac Days. Di. R. AP. Penrose, M. D o
Professor R. L. Hodge, G. W. Norris M. D.,
J. F. hlolgs, Professor 8, H. Dickson.
MORE LIGHT I
THE GAS LAMPS FOR THE MILLION, may be
aeon at 204 NORTHAECOND Atreet Seo.ooo worth
are nowtn use. The Market street. Green and Coates,
Ridge road, end other home oars at
now using them.
We sitarany filthy Kerosene Lamps into Gas Lamps for
51.; 10.000 Agents wanted to nett them throughout the
United States. The Gas Lamp will light a room twen
ty feet square for one cent an hour.
DR. 0. a. GREENE & CO.,
No. 204 NORTH SECOND Street, above Rao%
sera-the Itrn-ly
AOKEREL, SHAD; 'LEERING, &o.
MN- 1000 bbte Nos. 1, 3 and 3 largo andnusAllun wi tan
torah asoorted package', of a very choice q ty;
BO
ita t iv N 0.3 lame Alairkeral.
"6c be bble new N 0.340 do.
El; bbla No: 3 Malan; do.
30 do new ;Lantern Mews Shad.
00 half bbls new do do do.
Igoe bble new Eastport No.l Bening.
SOD do , do, I/410x 4 0 . I. do.
newlo3 o ArrAid,'llbs'
' litetarriaa f gralak.•
ICO keenly* , likl%eleg 000llt Cheese,
Sow lag and of adoto,f_ol "al
re l lAWlnpP
•
JAVA' "ptlf4kutts puns
Eipta t cWxatil , 4l.444 4 El 3 Er. .w.4o._are col
BALE'S BY AUCTION.
FURNESS, BRINLBE & 00 , 1
Na. 42a MArrliET BTRKET.
SALE OF IM PORTED DRY GOODS;
On Friday Morning,
Oatober 10, at 10 o.olook. by ostalogue,lon m.x months
oradlt.
400 packages and lots of fanny and staple imported
dry rondo.
tsl *Pr Samples and catalogues early au the mornint of
50 PIECES GERMAN CLOTH.
On For Olo•tke.
rday Morning.
2 bales (50 Plena) 64 black and colored clothe for
• • •
VIFNNA BROCHE SHAWLS.
1300 Vienna broohe long and square shawls
880 all-wool Scotch ;laid long shawls.
P.M BROIDE n IEB. &o.
An invoice ofJaconet gauntlet sets.
Chenille scarfs and bands.
Velvet ribbone,gum swi_venders,
MA liglEibLEß QUILTS.
An invoice of 84 tilda 12-4 w BR hite A
ELLA B larsedles
Cases gingham umbrellas.
BALE OF FRENCH GOODS.
On Friday Morning,
lon October 12, atil) o'clock.
paokages and lots of fancy and staple French dry
goods,
LARUE SALE OP PARIE,IEVNNA, AND BERLIN
BRAWLS.
On Friday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, 10ng 261) lots of sheer's. coMnrising—,
—All-wool Vienna broche square and long Boo" , of
the choicest patterns and qualihes, and the most de
sirable assortment of colors.
Superb qualities and very rich neW patterns elMine
lake broche long shawls.
Plaid, checked, and turn-over ohoioo wool shawls,
in new patterns.
Choice reserved styles of heavy and .Soft wool
shawls,
Entirely new and rererved patterns Berlin reverti
ble double faced shawls.
New styles plaid striped and cheek fancy wool long
shawls.
All wool plaid square and long shawls, comprising
many of the choicest patterns and finest qualities im
ported.
Square and long wool fringed black :thibet and me
rino shawls.
Bosons illuminated chenille scarfs.
N. B.—Comprising a large end fu-I assortment for
present sales, worthy the attention of the trade.
Also, 2(.0 broohe border Paris black sighs shawls.
BLACK TABBY VELVETS.
On abeonnt of Underwriters, for each, slightly damaged.
On friday Morning,
At, 10 o'elook. 1 ease (70 pieces) silk finish black
tabby velvets, slightly damaged on voyage of importa
tion.
RICH PARIS DRESS BILKS.' BEM
On Friday Morning
1 new style p.aid , ohene. plain, and brocade
Parts potilt de sole.
11.0 pieces 8-4. Paris gtesaille poplins.
An invotoe tit Parts head dresses and Pram& flowers.
F. PANUOAST, ATIOTIONVY.S., Sue
l• ceesor to B. fiCOTT. JR.. 431 CHESTNUT lit.
SPECIAL BALE STBREOSCOPF, PICTURES, &c,
This Morning.
Cot. 11, at ID o l oloolr.t •
Comprising /Antillean and imported groups and views,
plain ann colored.
Revolving and hand hoses. kc.
An invoice of rare stuffed birds.
Also, 100 framed oil paintings, lithographs, prints. &o.
SPEdi.AL BALE Oir OEIIMMITOWN FANCY KNIT
GOODS, eiOSIKAY, SHIRTS .AND DRAWERS,
ecc.
On Friday Morning. .
October 12 t 1660. by catalogue, on a credit, common
°l4- 8 62.4.0:kaiffieluigt. ready early on morning
of sale.
PHILIP FORD & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
No. 030 MARKET/ Street, and 0 31 •MINO.II,
Street
POsinim HAJ A E Lee CAFES JIWPTS, SHOES,
BROOADIS Atto DIM SHOES.
This rdortukg.
Ootober 11, at 10 o'olookprecisely, will be' sold; by
catalogue, on 4 months ' credit. 1,.ki0 asses mad's, bore,
and youths kip. nail, grain, and think boots, .brogatts,
gaiters, Oxford ties. &o
Women's. misses', and children'e calf, kip. and goat.
cud kid assortm e ntts and shoes.
ti full of women's., misses', and children's
city-made lad and goat heeled boots and shoes.
gir' The above teals will embrace a large assortment
of fresh goods, from first-class manufaaturere.
N. It —lho ear y attention of boners is partioularly.
invited to examine the goods, early on the morning o f
sale, with eatologues.
MOSES, NATILANS, AUOT 10 NEE',
Am> mammas - MERCHANT,' soothetult
Corner of Ern mS RACE Silesia.
• MONEY WO LOAN. ,
WWS, 000 to loan, stills lowest rates, en diamonds.
stohes, Jewelry, eilver slate, dry goods, clothing, gro.
°pries, ovum*, hardware, outierp pianos, mirrors, fm.
niture, bedding, and on gOOdu of orrery dellOription, it
large °remelt amounts, from one dollar to thousands
for an length of time agreed on.
WThe Oldest Fatablished House in thin *Hr.
Private entrance on RACE Attest.
B r Holiness honey from ti A. M. to P F.M.
Heavy ilAr: sups re he bensat of depositors.
(MARIUS (MIA TWO PHA °EWE.
lair Adenine.' of .100 and newer& one o cent; a
Advances of 8100 and upwards, at erfor
short loans.
PRIVATE BALE.
Some of the finest GOLD PATENT LEVER and
OEFRONOMETER waTcliss, mannfactured at hab
the mud gelling prices, gold lever and 'mane watches
silver lever and lepine watches. Englieh, Swim, and
Precut watches , at gatolushint low Mums, jewelry of
every dmoriptiony very low i guris i pistols, minding in•
atrumoutis i ant quality of Ravens cigars i at half the
Importation price, in quantities tomtit pnrehasern. and
venom other lancs_cf goods.
OUT DOORI MALES
Attended to p 'morally by the Auctioneer.
Consignments of any and every: Mut of Imelda golf
intea. AIO3EO
SPLENDID GET OF plmytorips AT PRIVATE
-
Conainting of diamond and opal breastpin and ear
rings. Prise, 8660. Cost in Penn SLOO.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
WILLIAM_ BOYLB & 00 1 _ AIM
v TIONtERS & COMMISSION MBRUYIANTS,
No. 6 North MAIN St., ST. LOUIS, Mo.formerti
with Means. PaYeti, Clashoni, & Co.. Xtulada,) offer
their services to the merchants, manufacturers, and
others of Philadelyhm,lor the sale of dry goods, car
pets, boots, shoes, hardware. fewetrv, Mb •
Cash advances made on receipt of goods.
161 - Settlements made three daysafter tale,
B.ll7lBllllCia.
Maim. !drew Claghorn, & Philadelphia,
" tquart & Brother. Phila,de_p_l
" Van WYok , Towisond,& Warts= New rOl/4
" L. & Curtis & Co., Now York.
" Wood, Christy, & Co.. Bt. Loath, Mo.
" Crow. MoCrearv. & Co,. "
STOVES.
STOVES!' STOVES!!
SPEAR.JAMES
prepared to met the wants of the pubic more
completes y in all the deteila of the Stove trade then any
other establiahment in Philadelphia. in proof of which
ho invites dOMPASATIvit ILT.A.3ll2lxiton.
The following ere among nut own popnar inventions,
several of which hav e . already obtained a national repu
tation as eurnsesing gxcelience and economy =relater
Stoves in use.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
Improved Gas burning Cooking Steve. acknowledged to
be the best Stove for family use in the world.
JAMES SPEAR Is the Patentee of the celebrated
Gas-consuming Cooking Range, now rapidtp immure
in rAgg SPEAR ie the Patentee of the Improved Sil
-1 ver's Air- tit Gee - consuming Parlor Stove.
JAMES ) SPEAR is the Inventor of the Improved
(Patented amenta Stove ura, which, from its
beauty and utility, Is likely, this mermen, to be univer
sally adopted.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the Labor, Fuel,
and Comfort-saving ironing Pan.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
celebrated Railwaruar Heater.
TAMES SPEAR is the Inventor of the Improved
Fire-board Stove.
For all of the above the Inventor very Justly claims
advantages which require but to be understood by the
eublio to be universally appreciated and preferred to
any other article* of that alas, in the market; and he
would hereby extend a cordial invitation to all persons
in want of Stoves to call and examine for themselves.
Parties wishing to examine will • nave every attention
shown them, whether intending urunediately
chase or not. as
40 QUAKER OI TY GAS CON
BUSIER. PATENTED by CHARLES JONES,
Seventh Month. I.
GaNAT IMPROVEMENT ON SILVER'S
GAB BURNER.
lieieof the Quaker City Gu-Conimming Parlor
an Office Stover all duet may be avoided, the moms
ventilated, and an oven temperature maintained for
many home, without any attention to the fire, and at a
groat owing of fuel.
For saIeCHARLES JONES, Patentee. No. 305
North SECO ND street, above Vine where the excellent
u
Gas-onn
ming Cooking Stove DAYLIGHT. nnaur
peuised in its operations. may be obtained. Of the large
number now in operation, every stove, we believe,
gives entire utilisation. 0438 am
THE CELEBRATED ROYAL
COOKING STOVE ie the beet and moat popu-
lar Cooking Stove in the market. It in made
either with or without gall-naming fixtures.
Manufactured and for sate by - NORTH. CH4sE. &
NORTH.. Foundry Warerooma, 209 North SECOND t. oa-im
THE FIERY STAR ,GAS-BURN
RIG
beat and PARLOR BTOYE,
is the beat and moat emenommal Heathw kora
hlanuflietbred and for sale by MULTI!, CRAM. &
NORTH. Foundry Warerooma, 209 north SECOND
Street. 109 lot
a -
OUR NEW GAS-BURNING BASE
STOVE is the most economical Stove of the
kind, and much more durable than the Sea
bornere with a sheet-iron base. Manufactured and for
sale by NORTH, CHASE. 84 NORTH. Found* , ware
roome, h O9 North SECOND Street. 08 lm
PIANOS AND MUSIC.
! gm PIANOS PIANOS ! 1 PIANOS !!
PIANO-FORTES,
MELODEONS,
PLANO-FORTES.
MELODEONS.
Made by Raven, Bacon, & Co., Mane& Clark, Hallett,
Davis. & Co., and others.
J. E. GOULD.
SEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
STEINWAY & SON'S NEW PA
TENT OVER-STRING GRAND PIANOS,
SQUARE GRAND. AND SQUARE PIANOS,now
preferred in concerts and to privatetiroles by the beet
performers. Hectored the fast premiums over the best
(Challengerom judges like Gottschalk,Mason,and others.
all competition. 81.A51115 RROTHERS,
de-ly 1005 CHESTNUT Street.
RaiBAINES BROS.' OVERSTRUNG
PATENT-ACT lON PIANO FORTES,
Cheapest First-Class Pianos made." f o rplendid
assortment of Lords XIV., and other Myles. Rale at
Factory Cash Prices, and warranted fora years.
Seoond-hand Pianos for sale and to rent.
GEORGE L. WALKER
B. E. Con of SEV MITH and ARCH
PRINCE Be. CO.'S Improved MELODEONS, frost
Nos. upenerde. brlfbilm
BURNS' -CEL EBRATED ROSE
WOOD and fall metellio-plate PIAN 0-
VORTES ; and Bete). & Oreen'e klerruonto and Eoban
intenterm The above instruments are of the very
)mroeemords. and best mate& For SAIS St
MeltBll'B Mucci store, Ito. 1102 - WIESTNIIT
street. oes let
m ARSQ'S NEW IMPROVED PIANO
INSTRITTION BOOF.—Easiest method of fin
gering, together with a beautiful selection of popular
Pieces and progressive lessons. ever before published in
a small Work—price only Po cents—at gdaRSH'S Music
Store, 1102 CHESTNUT Street, oeg-Int
MUM—Fronk all Catalogues in the
LTA- United States. at One Cent vet vase—at 1118
MARKET Street, opposite the Farmers' Mammoth
!dulcet House. oee•lm
WINNER'S INDEPENDENT VIOLIN
PLAY h it, Noe. I, 2, 3.4, 5.8, 7, and 8, are now
ready—prioe 25 aenta—at Mum Rom 1 i. 152
CHESTNUT Street, 003-11 n
NOTICES.
WESTERN BANK OF .PAILADEL
PIM, OCTOBER Bth, 1861
An election for thirteen Directors. to serge the ensu
ing year, will bp held at this Bank on NIONDAY, the
Seth day of November next. between this hours of 10
o'oloo annual and °Woolf
The meeting of thstockholder" will be held at
the same plane on Iat.EdDAY, the 6th day of Noyember
next. at 12 o'clriak hl. ' O. AI. TROTITAI
09-tuthtl9nov Cashier.
FARMERS , AND MECHANICS' BANK,
PUILADELPHIA, Ootober 5, 1550.
The An ual hileotion for Dirootors will be held it the
Hanging. Rouse', on. MONDAY. the nineteenth day of
November next, between the hours of 9 &cleat A. M.
and,3 o'olook Y. M., and on T UnIiDAY. the sixth day of
November next. a general meeting of the Stockholders
will be held nt the Banking House, at 4 o'olmk P. M.,
agreeably to the charter. -
ootl.dtool9 W. RUSHTON, JR., Ceehlef.
NOTICE. —An lnstalmerit '(being the
Third) of Five Dollara_per Share on .1 he Capital
Stook of the Ge.RMAN COWN PASSENGER RAIL
WAY LO. in called, payable on or before SI toltnltlßEß
nth next.
ocean , WM. BIAGERLY. Fee. and Treas.
NV11.0.E.-A Pinging School will be open
ed next' THURSDAY EVENING. in. Church
Fourth and Pine . Who Wish to join axe MVP'
tild. • • •
PRl'O4.- 2 -375 bbls Pitch, in .store and
for Oidir - b— ROWLEY, ABOWIRNEIA, OO n
10. , /6 ZOOM Whams. ca t
THOMAS a BONS,
Lvx• Hos: 139 and 141 Suet FOURTH treat.
(Former* Hoc e 7 endie."
STOCKS AND REAL EBTATX„
SALES AT THE EXCHANGE EVSHV TVRIVA.V
During the business season in Jniy - and Angst ea 7
occasional Wes
Handbills . of eaohret i ttl
addition to Which we publish, on the cumg.ri
.
to each rule, one thousand catalogues , ti gam hNt
form, giving full detonations of all the property to be
sold on the following Tuesday. ,
C A .11 D.—Our mks of real estate and stooks s
the Exchange will hereafter be held at 111 o'olcat
noon • and, in the evening. at? o'clock:
tar' Contnbutore have the option of either sale.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALK.
jig' We have a large amount of real estate at private
c
sale. including desonation or oily ea d - e .t r y
property. Printed bets mar be had at the auction store
PRIVATE SALE REGISTER.•
weßeat estate entered on our private sale ,registers
and advertised occasionally in our public sale abstract
(of whiott 1,000 copies are printed ',satin) free o
charge.
TWELPTR FALL SALE—OCTOBER 11:
Peremptory Bale on: he Pfetnieel. property lately oc
cupied by W.-A. kdorkrdes, E.g., deeessed. On Thera
dap, Comber Ih, MO, at 11 o'clock noon.
VALUABLE FA RM, 116 ACRES 61 P,RECREB.
/manor township, Palaware county, 012 'the banes/ter
turnpike. 12 miles from Philadelphia. witlun a mile of
the Morgan Station and one-quarter of a mile of the
Wayne Station, on the Weet Cheater Railroad. The
land is in first-rato oonditioa a and the farm to admitted
to be one of the beat in, nadnor townahiv.
Terms—One-third cash. Sale abaolute.
THIRTEENTR , FALL SALE—OCTOBER 10.
Executors' Bale --Estate -of George Rundle. deceased.
Threesstory Brick D WELL NG - on York street, b -
twoan Walnut and Spruce. and east of TtTd street,
name ..Estate—i hrea-story Brick DWELLING, N.
313 Dusan street, east side, above piee etreet
Executors' Sale—Eatate of COM. William Bainbridge,
Thre erhoreir -
Large and Venable REIGUENCE. N 0.1104 Walnut
street, watt of Twelfth street. Lot H feet trout. -
• Vireo. story Brick I) WELLING. No. ma Clayton et./
west cf Twenty-eel:end street, Fifteenth ward.
COUNTRY SEAT.—a. desirably Country Seat and
15 sores, Marcus Hook, Delaware county. pa. The
improvements are two neat cottages. handsome car
nage house. stable, and other oat buildings. Plan a
the Auction Booms.
Three- story Brick TAVERN and DWELLING, No.
2315 Callowhill street.
Peremptory da'e—Neet •-DWELLING, No. Ma North
Sixteenth street. below Il l eoe street.
Large Three-story Brick BUILDING and Stone
DWELLING. Centre - street; near Germantown ave
nue, Germantown. • Lot 45 feet front.
Iwo well secured GROUND SCENTS of SSW a Year
each. _ - • -
Peremptory Sala- Estate of Elisabeth Lace, deed.
three. story Bn ak DWELLING, No. 445 South Ninth
street. between 1 omit and Spruce streets.
Same Estate—Three-story Dries DWELLING, No.
116 spri te s street, above Fourth street.
Toro- etory Frame DWELLING. hio.lin Charles at..
between South and Shippers atrests. Late Fouthwark.
Handsome Menem RESIDENCE, Wayne meet, be
tween Walnut lone and Tulpohooken greet, German
town. Lot 1 .oby 400 feet. It tekullt in a superior man
ner, of fall's Stone, and has all the modern cenve
mance'.
Neat Modern Briek DWELLING. No.olo North Fif
teenth weed, south of Coate* street
Peremptory Sale—Neat Modern SWELLING. No.
745 North Ninth street,
SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE. FRENDII
PLATE 'MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS, - BU •
PPR!OR BILI lARD TABLE,FINE IML,VET AND
BR USS Y. LS CARPETS, tee.
.1A CA R D.—Our sale this (Thnrsday) morning, at the
store. will comprise. besides MO lots ol excellent second
hand furniture. fine French-plate mantel and pier mir
rors, superior billiard table, with balls and ones com
plete, fine medallion,
velvet end Brussels carpets. Ohms
and glassware, beds and bedding, &c.. lorming en at
tractive assortment. worthy the attention of ladies, and
stripdesirous of purchasing.
Catalomenow Taos, and the articles arrested
examination.
Welt Wes. get dome FOtret.
1111PRAIOR FuRNIFRE, FREIICH-PTBALIR
jggiltB, PIANO -F 0 TES, BRIJ:AIWA OAR.F.U.
Mal Alornlng.
At 11 (Moot, et the Auction Store, an giooitment of
exoellent emsond-hand furniture, elegant piano -lone",
!Lae mirrors, oareetL• etc., from families &Minter
tionsokeenmg. removed to the More for oonvenionco of
Atgo, a raperior billiard table.
B.le No. 2837 CHESTNUT Street.
SUPERIOR CURTAINS,
VELVE C CIAXPETS, &c.
On Friday lit: blue .
12th inst., at 10 o'clock, at Be. leaa Chestnut serest,
by catalogue. the superior furniture. Frenotr.rdate mir
rors. brooatel curtains. fine velvet earl:lp, &o.
Also, the kitchen furniture.
The cabinet ifurniture was made to order, and Is of
excellent quality.
1119. May be examined on the morning of gob, at g
o'clock.
BALE OF MISCELLANEOUSIBOOKS.
(A portion from a Pnvate Library.)
. On Frulay Ermine, '
DMA 12, at the nuotton store. a collection of valuable
novcalloneous work', a portion f-cm a library,
sir For particulars see catalogue.. -
7
st North •I'W MTH Street.
KANDHOME FURNITURh. TASFSTILY CAR
PETS, CHINA AND otaes WAKE, &c.
- OA Monday Morning,
ltth inst.. at 10 o'clock. at No. 13t 'Near Twentieth
street, corner of Cherry street the -handsome parlor.
dining -room. chamber and office furniture., tapeltr7
carpets. China and glassware. etc.
Also, the kitchen fanatics.
S May ne examined on the morning of sale at
o'clock, with catalogues.
Sale on the Premises, SPRUCE Street,
• ELEGANT RESIDENOE,AND FURNITURE.
On Wednesday Morning.
• October 17. at 10 o'clock, will be sold at piddle sale, on
the Premises, the elegant Modern RESIDENCE. Po,
723 Scrim. street, wirti superior Stableand Coach-home
in the 7011.T.011 'Elizabeth street. Lot 24 feet 9 bushel
front, 250 feet in depth. -
BUYERLOR F URNITURF.
Jib°. by catalogue, the superior household furniture.
NIT Fell gartionlars in a few days.
Peretory Sale.
LARGE LOT OF PINY MADEIRA AND DREARY
WINE,
On Wednesday Morning.
October 24. at igo'clook, at the auction Store, without
reserve a large quaniity of Resold Madeira and Sherry
W Men, a large demijohn and bottles
MT Particulars in future advertisement, and cata
logues. ,
M FITZPATRICK it. BROS,, ACC
ITJI • TIONEERS, 604 ,ORESTEUT Street, above ,
S4th.
• SALES EVERY EVENING. '
At 7 o'clock. cf Books, stationery end fancy goods,
watches, jewelry, clocks, silveiplated ware, cutlery,
paintings, musical Me In OM on t &c.
Also. Hosiery. dry ;roods. boots and shoes, and mer
chandise of every derarMtton.
DAY SASES every Mandan Wednesday, and Fri
day at o'clock A, .
PRIVATE BALER.
At private sale several large consignments of watches.
Joweiry, books, stationary. silver-plated WV*. cutlery.
fancy goose. ico. To Which is solicited the attention of
on g o and g =n u taz o nao t tan
o ts r azia
- itk n otz% f
hami.e.
for either public or private sates.
sir Liberal cashadvances made on consignments.
Out-door sales promptly at tended to. • pole
SHIPPING.
FOR MI MUUTAIL-4./nri- Llif
TO AND SAVANNAH STEIL= MIT,
- - FSIORT-REDIIOED.
Remy Freight at an avnt i ol'ilivaii per Mgt Da.
kW New TOM elitaral
FO o_.lt S. C.
The 'LS. Mall StaamstMYSTOME STATE,
tam Charlie P. Mssehman,will sail on Monday, Oti Mr
13, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Through in 48 FOR timue--ftly 40 haus at Del ,
EAVANNAH, OA.
Casa John ail Entanuthip STATE mr'eEoll.ol/L.
J. Illarrlxbi Till sail on Saturday. .0o t.
10. at 10 o'clock A. M.
'I branch in ettto se Donn-ally 01 bows at Nes.
Inirflaning days changed from syso flaturilny is ay:
five days. goo& reamed. and wills of Lad= ing
trvery c k u
The dnt-alass aid•-wheel gtesinialps m am
as
ATE and STATE OF OROROIA now
sbotwaVety_ ten days, thus forming a five-day awns
ruostion with Charn anti Savannah. sad the Rath
and Dotthwest.
At both Charleston and Davannati,
gent with steamers for Flan and arl t r e rsi= t . 4 -
for ill planes In tot &al wad west.
Uttl
Freitag and Insomnia on lobeae properthas of feeds
shlmo south will be fonnd lower by thaw eel VII
than by willing insanals. the -minima boring ane-half 1M
tate.
It.
8.-Insurance en all itillrend Fro lilt Is snlirely
unuisoeseary, farther thidiCherleston or ftwanna. the
Railroad Cow ,nles tains 1411 nage from these points.
_ eWT xxvvi anon IN FARE.
Fara by_this Tanta PS to 40 per *ant. IthelOKß than by
the Inland Route, es Il r ie n altiljs ths tailor ns saw
dole. Through notate is, Charles
ton and Savannah item pi. INClL ' ali ar v ilEALE CO
the whole ronte, exoept Trent and savan
nah to fdoutzonierr , •-•
'VIA CHARLESTON. RA SAVANNAH.
To Oharlerton—..--815 00 To Savannah.-- 8Y N
rr ...—.--
Asnasts... 17 00
ta l trribia—... SO 00 inaoon—..--. SD DO
Atlanta— al 00 Atlanta-- 21 00
Montionatt7--. 25 CO 21 01
°We— 35 00 Albany. -. 23 00
ley Orleans__. 60 76 Montgomery...—. 921 00
27 75 55obilis--.. 25 00
Knoxville --- 26 60 Nev Orleans—. N 75
Memphis....--.. al6O
Fare to Savannah, via Charleston.. ..—... —, 16 00
Charleston, via Savannah— 16 00
Forills of lading signed alter me shin tuss paned.
freight or
wharf above lerine=_we b°llll. at gecona
411.1.zz Ise Nafer Jr H AMNON . & CO.
No. ‘VNAIiVES.
Agents in Charleaton,T. S. & G. BUM).
Savannah, NIINTRA & eem MsLb.
Per Florida from Charleston, steamer Cardin every
F i nkorida from Savannah, steamers St. Mores and
St. John's even Tunslnv end Retarde.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL •MAIL ISTEAM
.
BROS.
FROM NNW TORN TO LIMPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage .....---.0129
Second Cabin Passage_ .._ ~...___ yp
yaws Breton TO ravaarom..
Chief Cabin Passage.....—.-- —.--..8110
Second Cabin Passage_...--.—..... 63
The ships from NOW York call at cork Harbor.
The ship! from Roston call at gab es and Cork Har
bor.
PERSIA, Capt. Janina. • CANADA, Capt. Lan&
ARABIA, Capt . J. Stone. AMERICA, Capt. Moodie,
ASIA., Capt. G. Lott. NIAGARA L Capt Anderson
AFRICA, Capt . E
Shannon. EUROPA, Capt. J. Leitch.
SCOTIA, (now building.)
These vessel! carry a clear white light at mast-head :
preen on starboard bow; red on port bow.
PERSIA, Judkizoi. leaven N. York. Wednesday . Out 10
CANADA.Anderson, " Boston, Wednesday, Oct. 17
AFRICA, Shannon, . " N. York,Wednesday. tnit. 24
ARABIA, Stone, " Dolton, Wednesday. Oct. 81
ASIA. Lott
'' 6 N. Yorx,_Wednesday, Nor. 7
wUROPA.Moodie, - " Roston, Wednesday, Nov. 14
PERSIA, Judging, ' N. York,Wednesatty, Nov. 21
Berths not secured until paid for.
Au experienced Surgeon on board.
The owners of these sluts will not be accountable for
Gold, Silver. Bulliou.Speole, Jewelry. Precious! Stones;
orMetals. unless Mlle of lading are signed therefor and
the value thereof therein expressed. For freight or 101111-
glace, MAY to . E. CUNARD.
oclo 4 Tiosrling Green. New York.
LEGAL.
GETTERS EXEOUTORY UPON THE
ESTATE of HENRY DOOIATTLE, deceased.
hare been granted to the undersigned, by the Register
of Wills for the Cite and County of Philadelphia. Alt
',arsons indebted will please make payment to. and all
these having Maims or demands against the Estate of
the eaid decedent will make known the same, without
delay. to A. J. PRUDEN, PLANK !toad, near MAN-
E/WI Street, Germantown.
ALBERT DoOLITTLF.
NEle434 DOOL.TTIJK,
ANDREW J. YRIDEN.
04 that
Ootober 4,18e0
DIVIDENDS.
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN FIRE
URANCE COMPANY, OITOB ER 1. 18 2).
The Directors have One day deolared a divtdeztd of
FIVE DOLLARS per share for the last six zeonthe,
which will _he raid to thaoldtookbolders or their legal
representamves. on and after the 11th instant, agent
sive of State tax. A. C. L. CRAWFORD,
002 10t* ' tkoretary.
..fillßsT PREMIUM AWARDED, at the
•A: -late AgriculturtlEmety, to ALLMAN S ZERN
DER: Fourth Bud Vine. for Beet Family FLOUR.—
Conetantle on hand, Welsh's Barpor'e Ferry, Facto's,
Four-Aces and istae Born, Ht. Lowe, and O'ambrill'a
Pamir., Family Flour. ma-lm
50 bbls, 200 half bbls, 375 qr bbls, 400
kitta..4oo two.quatt cane. 760 one-quart cans
Patent Tallow Grease..tyht te, yellow. and black.ronnu •
factored and for sale by ROWLEY. AERBURNER,
t. 0.. No. 16 Routh Whatven. col
50 OASES OF SEED LEAF TOBACCO,
in store, and for sale by
sets -if J AR. R. RANSON .t CO.
TAR.--511 bbls Tar; 275 kegs ditto, in
atom end for auto by
• ROWLEY. ASHBWINE.R. tr. CO..
004 b 10.4.0 South Wharveal
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