The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, October 16, 1860, Image 3

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Departure of Baron Renfrew.
.' itiiiittliii - li-vire'"Witira-Verition 'iichii..''-'
1# rom Ito fifil,Hitarcaroylitst eirimagi I
Daring the ehort stay of-Baron Mentrew in New
York his quarters, akilietHltrioiverate Motel, Were
the rest lona Sif littraollon Of theutande of oitt.
zeta. The vast - throng, forgetter, Whose custom it
is trillium - if-. the laid % greet &trot the feiat "
begereiko 6 , 4 - 40 tbeir'eppeipinati, crowded-Maid
athe' leading•to-the hatelthie (Mondays
'gambit; at - eight o'clock, for thee'patamenf' wit.
nesting Ore Intl driptiftureifilleirst - Itenfrew end
the distinguished gentlemen, who. accompanied
. Tha thilingsoldegalke; and eirriagevonde Were
all lila by a large multitude ;And the irindoWit of
all the Siffeeint hoishia,Logettser with thole of lb.
hotel; werwooaapied•by,ledies and gentlemen-the
former' predoininating. , ' Dinestics Peeteit -teem
&Rim, mid Momenta, disPlaiing their eurlositjhLi '
oroasiosially shifting their perigees to enjoy a more
favorable view." ''• '..' ; , :-''
A prointrOurms' gathering patrouized, We i. aigii
stoevaof, al - the, bosses near by, and, immovaby
Mud, gu a rded the, 090nPente within . Tbs.°P)"
constantly' rreeivert acoeislota, 'WI it membered
v o v9 l 9llltheandi, and completely blocked the street.
.Thitinterior of- the hotel presented a very bnia ,
and atlinated aspect. Porters Were MoVingto and
fro with the luggage of Lord Renfrew and his
suite.: The osoupants of the hotel - were on the
pm vied AO witness the 'departUris'Of the Baton,
mid • *Magid all the positrons Which were likely
to,:gbie,a fall View of the event.. Tha several por
ters located *ear the office of the hotel were 'em
ployed . continually to convey epistles. cards, and
verbal messages to' the Baron and his suite, hat
'the elated -intuitable reply which, was- received
',was, "too busy," " • too' buy." " ' -' • .'"
Auld thle - soone r -Lord Itecifrow; accom p anied
•nandford, Collector -Satan, and' his
welteoantered the carriage whieh wee' - In waiting
Arehart in front of the 'private entranoe, and pm-
weeded to the foot of Hammond street; where the
Harriet Lane was moored. The crowd' cheered
etitbnlidatieally as h'e left the hotel. - Miami/to
°appalled •by • Major' General , Sandford, Lord
Lyons,' Dab* of , Newcastle,- Berl' St. 'Germaine,
Lord flinch+, nblook, Dr.. Ackland,: Delimiter
*Sebell;"and - others.' Three care, laden with the
baggage of the Barak istok, tis suit, preceded the
cortege.
." joins OW ,twAtilii.
The pier
„at: the foot of West Tetith,street pie.
sents it very newel taped, at in earlihont this
momirig. A •verP Lingo cmill,promirenotut crowd
hail -assembled: there to witness the'departere' of
Baron Ittraftlea end Writs 'for* West Point.. ' The ,
diatingaished party - Were to embark on board the
Vatted States reitalut. dater Harries Lan ,e 'whioh '
had been . placed 'at ;their diodes' ' by_ Colleetoi
fithstljroce the fodt of Hammond street. bat owing'
to the 'very high tide that pier was flooded, and
it wee therefore found to be impoulble to effect the
embarkation at that point. -'A' great many persons
bad .also gathered'on all the piers along the river
;neer Ake', place 'of emberltetion, and In test every
place frog which . * glimpse of the cortege aould '
..
be 'obtained was 060ttpled• by - men, women,' and
- .Andrea. -' - ' , ~
A large majority of those assembled were le.:
dies, and Jr-mount that they, subjected themselves
'beetrevy,hiposventenee,- and -felt amply rewarded ,
'by a single glazes Mika distinguished party. A!
,Teem eel poltestitere on the ground, and • kept the,
-crowd trout iroPionling too near the,foot of the
pier where the-cotter which - was to convey the'
party on their, trip was lying. As this wee the last
eheau that the patine had for liming the Baton* in '
this City, everybody seemed doubly eriximui not to
allow-the opportunity to pass, and every artifice
that' could ,possibly carve , to enable the - crowd': to
;g4in • better view wan med. Bons, barrels, piles
of lumbar, and numerous other contrivances were
celled into requisition, and some of the most ven
turesome climbed upon the desks and rigging of the
ships lying adjacent:
At about a• grislier peg tin o'clock the word
same ,that thi carriages containing the illustrious
' party were eptinmelting, Ind- every nerve was
strained to mach a glimpscof the young
: Baron,
and, amid odes of. ft That's idol'," .i Dou'cyo'aee
'him," "'There ' he' is ;" Ao , the long-expiated
carriages drove ott to the pier. The crowd cheered
-most Amthindmideeliy, the' ladies waved' their
liandkerehiefs And evinced their, feelings by many,
demonstrations.... The , Baron frequently &Anew
, lodged : the 'compliment by bowing, and• raising
his hat in the usual manner. - The party, Imme.
Mittel.? proceeded' Ur embark on board them Ret
rial Lane," which- won -the British ensign at'
the main and ~ the ,Amerlean colors at the
peak, ,aml was Alm:crated - with a large number
of 'flags: - ' - ' •.. i:--P; - _ , • ' •_ ' ' -
As the Beimilitintlidi beard Of the steamer,,the 1
- yards entnerem'aityl a . rdyal Salute was, fired,
whichweirifilionded to hy.a large'humbir, of yes
eels in the hailmir. The order Wean off was given,'
i saddle Burin Lan, withher ilintriont 'freight,
steamed out into the stream;' an the 'steamboats.
ealeing her by l um p their whistles and ringing
tibiligirella WU' u p the river. • Awing the
persons tm were -.Shiners( Scott Collector'
Behan, 44golioreitmrelk Mir. lleartt;of Trey; Judge
-43/ c a Mer- . 1 ^ D. tisurtaffr , Sliliman, te.- . • •
The English stamen Attica and' Nernak.Ware
' prothiedy • daterated 'with besiege t0.414,(Mia-,
day,) in honor of the Prince of Wales. A salute ;
was also god as the Harriet Line parsed up the'
North liver with the Prineeisid suite ea beard. - ',
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. Alleged Coitspiraey to Defraud In
soranee Companies. ,
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Allan ? 01 Da7.4100D11 XVISCHANTS. -
A Complaint was recently made before Justice,
Connolty spinet Messrs. Roland B. Mary and
Mame! -S. Boughton, Merchants, at Haland 200
Sixth avenue, charging' them with "consPhing
'i together to ,defraed, end,, by latee and freudn
. but ,rentlagetations,' *beetles the; United States
sad Jefferson Insurance Companies out of 5700 and
~ upwards., . : . „ , „ ~ ~
ft AppeM that about twelve - inenths'ago ii`gre
• varied intim show window of 'the
store oc cupied
• Wee defending,' doing damage3o the **Weep(
,gl,ooth.or thereabooti but strange to say the seer-,
cheats put in a claim of $3,178 against the inearenee
companies fop coda destroyed in the window,ba.
aloes m, motional claim ,for goods' band ler . da.;
: awed on the 'shelves, to.' Tilers was antneernma
of glO,OOO oft , dm eteek,orgoods in the. debutante'
-
Recently, Hire MABitialilaker obtained informa.
ties la reepiatte timber alleged to' both been sus
' Wised by the defendants,- whioh prompted him to
1014 p an investigetlen„disring which It appeared
'that the Insnreato 4 ememodes, paid - Mr. Miley
'll2, _NC The testimony of clerks employed in the
' detendenta' atere'sheirs that at the time of the dr.
• dap saw Mr_ Boughton take *lean and undamaged
• goads and raiz them with the damaged stoek,'and
mil theta unnecessarily. It was charged that this
was done for the purpose of enlarging the claim
• against thiplastranite nannies. - , ..,
- Mt* gentlemen aconite& were arraigned before
, Justleetkumolly, and required Ito dad bail in the
_sum of $2,000 sash, to await a hearing.;•-.Netp York
,Eipritn, laskettening, . ; , ;
CINAI4DIAL AND CODMEICCIAI.
The Money Market. ~
''• - PaliatOlLPYll.l.. October 111,190.
1.. lively time was neerienesd at the Stock Board to
-der ; State and pity loans *drawling Y . Pennsylvania
italroadabares M ; Anil Pennsylvania iliSeriii i Long
fidarldlii.Critawises and Elmira securitlea all pdvapo
'ed: the, ae4dese cent, bonds of the former company,
solidi nit SH; the preferred 'shares IX ;'and the common
'stook 3i; Williamsport and Piedra tens seined ),;,'. anti
the Moak I. . „ - , , , •
The Money Maiket is 'unchanged. Good paper is
'wanted at a Mae - nun then bank rates, the bents ab.
sorbing it nearly as last es it is made. The statemen t
for the week show. steadiness in the line of kains,
with email Orkin; off of wale sad defaming, - ..'1110
Chaim are orsimportent. - . :, ;..-:.-.-
OFFICIAL BANS grATEmBHT.
wenn asinators on Tali yatians9l.lllA seas.
r: natal. : • ' ' seam& . •
/14119.1. - ~--.
• - ' Oct, 8. • Cot. 15. Dot & Oct. 15.
-- -- ---,.......
• !Weeds '.. 313,1 9 / 3 1.193) 115360,000 $013.0011 .91578,000
' • • . • . 3 .( 1131 ,7 49 3,019.3 1 8 615,757 won
)
•,.. -. • 4X/4.374 . 4 349.874 659.171 636,091
-1 , -,... 1.663.00 u 1,717.1 176,000 . WAX)
•° ' . : Vg ..... - "1 1l 11 6° 3 7 . 1017 : • 2 10 11 6 " .r..1gn
• ... 1003. 1,04, 163 3011,485 198979'
lulus "In 701 7 ' IN 087 141 ,680 149.910
Town:ail . ' 875:484 585.960 iiss:tos 141 793
•
eaters ' p 9.3.9• 038 ..-1,4.49 em sees& .272,281
k aWeli... 1,113.1170 • tar. am 191.910 132906
.., ....... 4.8736 . sse,,7os 155.979 153196
1' • .............. 1,4.1 770' 11,432 e 7 19494.1 344.616
FtW'a.- 618,019 013380 119 us macs
on.. slims incite 77 101 7a.us
ty,...- . -. 900.880 901.128 128,451 140041
..,... vrairiltb . '846,404 581,468 in.sea 80395
change 470.753 • 467,316 51,487 89,00.1
- igret97............. 1161,667 - 641.609 78,903 ' 76, 969
. - Toad ........-.. 26 113389 $8.119 991 4,341.90 1,14/r.983
..- I -
11 DIPOSITS.. C1RC111.4121031.
- 01.1 -
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- Cot. 8. • Oct. IL- Oct, 8: Oct. is.
............
F is
' . . ~: fn,roixoo soicooo 154,000 owo.00)
• . '--1,3111_,ffl 1.840338 . 1160.014 -160 879
air 1,ne,649 MI A a 1 406,486 396 9911
~.... MAR , 937.000 woo wow
- .. 0. Wag 977112 nom .144.970
.. • 1008,010 9 3,000 114,000 - 111.1190
war ..,..... - 744.643 737.613 100 708101. 999
1 7 4110119t0n.,,. 196,670 , 66,937 152,410 147,850
'a TOwnshlt 101111 Clore? 86 . 9 05 88.915
artern„, - - eal 656 •WO 740 149 COO 143,735
.. & mech.. 701 655 466 930 1.0405 330 430
- . r0e....: 1 419 673 463 687 76,466 -80 450
..` rd .- .- , 1,312313 3414.109 261.080 • 987.990
eitmen's.... 448 89/ '474 879 11$ 633 es"
i non. 218 341 1173 281. 111,545 1. 9 054
- ' att.:- ~....... 494 989 ,WI 105 111.460 114 100
.„logrreo h telti • X 11.610 -.. eel 0-0 1147406 160,966
337.5411
SO 3.19
338 OD .
-.
all ........," .... ng ! 304654 riAli SON I nt
__...--
T0ke1......... 111.109a83 16.796.008 i.006.ri14 3,016,063
The following is a stsiement of the 'risme - Aim:lBof
thirPhilseirlphis eleariet 'House for the week eliding
October $,13311, air tarnished - - by the' manager. George
$' - eisinnss. Bilanees,
Ost. 3.. —„," 84,033,331 17 , 412:431.
• . 14 tin sis „ 5t14434
:all 34166 444
S 30364 49 -1444737'
-. 4 . • 37x6.11761' NOVO 93
" •• • " *22.713.619 03 111.236 371 04
The along etas compote with those of previous .weeks
aa tbllowe : - •• •
Oot. 8. Oat. 15. •
tisl Stook— 'time urt fra.794o3o—lne. 80 35
'itar 47 o _ , 2 :149,1 0 1: .104 13 :9 9 6 53 1
fars;*;e - rlike::: 1,708,960 lousleasj)00: Neil
to tabor 3781 0W• 332 4,4 9 9. /p p: 69 200
16 579,403 io ass:. 91.0111
- _1,006.861-- 3 043.430 30, io.roa
fAa cl 6l l° ir
fitises .
joimi t tam imitos
• .1,425 - Mrs gel a §s i
ee.8.,..95.9115 4,00,261 2,838,01 l9 4119
.15.7*10 2 0 &WJ* !,896781. 1590915
• Au [ . 6 ee,serterr 4.00,0 1 3 ,797,21/7 79,1189
4 .
••• „A6e 0,307 110,405 2 IMIAIIO 15,01,360
837' 4.771 773 2 .80063 ~16,101318
• tf.--.33.921,791 4 75 6 1.119' 2,820510 'ls 78.689
1 4 1 ;;OS 701 1 - 121161 - 11 - 1 m 8 21. 7 8 6 ;
17 • 4,741,04 288888[
1,813 2.107.80."1216.40.02
O ° P. 11 "7" greoll V,1217 - La s tri' ' ' , 429 l 4l;
" • 16,j86933
.41.itetairao,:o,a that , the belualk Valley Rail
road constossy bytateht a - own:tor the 'vomit ending B * ,
tordof, blh illemaft ,33,991,, toad of coat, &pipet-13,80
I. • tali far the ogrrelipadidi Week lsee yls191•011001 for
-:IM aesow?n; oosioateiseisit irloo. 0611194ea1, matte,
• oil* too to - cpritamoilions - wriad#*
0, 1: *pout
, loatioao . of lame teal 0000 to 014:>1 - ea? lei' of OE
— *lawn t h e toot for
_
.15;Y 011yi , . .y4 L.,. vPi. in I
•
KegtuateelOL Gore m et eseurltlet are reit
_quiet.
W. boessyrativato Caavott-Fivos, often, at
103 ThOlilitlrottd bon soto.edy. and o oat of the
Nastera roa4s firativ held. The 'aqui qf the rale aro
la good demand There are few, if aPT, UnseoOtemi on
the - Market. Miahlitin (loathe - la Wood - are lota for
higher puede. ,
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•-
I,lloladelph4 , Sickik,',Exishange, iSaleft
'• oobber
1417i4;799:111r,5. y.. 82411144
, 000 Penna. 97
1000 —.
1000 Oat:swum R
11100 do
1000 do .. .. 0)6 34%
1000 'Elmira °v tos,tos .34%
1000 Ileetonv#ll 10
6 CO City "(Mil
MO • ;do .1'.....new.101?;
:Ow City R Gs
900 do • .• .--10234
690 N Peons R .: .
,71. N
10 ROll4 l Ol a: ..;:„ SON
100 Ottawas* ' 19,1
19 Ca ./open R prof 1054
• pEtwEE
iCoo .7 inisansza 79. ''ol R
I
WOO Reaillort (la 7. 4 b15"
1000 75049 7 4
X6otdine9jll R. .. ... 64
entainsaa R rarer 18
00 do 10U
100 Long, lea nd.
SEOOND
4000 Poona Coop tfic. , :ba 98.4,11
WOW Lehigh Vai 60 ~..5 963 , 4
=0 Reading 6. 'B6.lota 77
HOD do '70..66 at
6000 Catawiosa lots WM
MOO do • ....sawn MN
6000 Cam it, Am Os 'at fifip
1000 do '7O-44 90
200 Soh av 61 'U. 76 .
939 Catswi osa ord. Its -KU
is do 16,
27 Lehigh Soria 4E6
AFTER
NO Sohay/ I,llv 21 1 2 112/1
CLOSING
thilil4elpdit666-1084 lON
hilßflaß..—.lo2.4" INN
Phila. aa....aew.Do3‘ loo
tonna ba-int off 971 i 9710
Nead R.._ . . -234 2.181
961n0d.9131 92
Read rot Sea.. 27 773 L I
rorot 41.10' 02
alma mt 80 8930" PO
Clooodv oft 800 , 63,4
Or 0 01 of dvott..llB3o
330h,N fa 'B2 t00ff.763f 11830
Sohayl Nav Ira as .86 87
SohuyiNavEitls.- 9 • ,
Sohayl risrprf....94 20,/
Elmira 1 0;1 1/
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' Philadelphia Markets.
OCTOBISR 16—Evening.
Thera Is a better - feeling in the Flour Market, and
holders are asking an advance on previous rates; 600
bbli superfine at 06.75; 600 extra at Sat 600 do Western
family at private, bargain; 1,000 bbls do at 116.37)f. and
WO DWI middlings at 84 ; our lowest figures are new Ile
neraty refused for standard superfine. The trade are
Wilzig at the'siSive rites for'eapetfins and extras, and
86.6067 for fancy brande;ae to duality. Rye Flour is
selling in a small way at $4 21. Corn !deal le steady at
$360 for 'Pennsylvania, and $76 bbla for Brandy
wine.'
w MILT a better There is not mud" talent% about
4,000 ha sold at 01.9361..36 for fair to good Pennsylvania
and Western red. and 81.4161.46 for common to_prime
white; these rates are now generally refused. lire is
quiet at 7eref7o for Delaware. and Eno for Pennsylvania.
Corn is firmer. 600 bu eoathern yellow sold at Min,
afloat. Oats are dot; we quote Southern at sseso, and
Pennsylvania 35*SM, and but little aolluag.
Darla re scarce, and Queroitrou is selling at; 82760
n.. -
C to OlTONi—The market is quint and steady, and firm
at envious quotations.
Ortoossits.—Ttere ie no change in Sugar and Coffee,
and semen busmen doinc.
Pnovisiose —There is very little dernaed for either
Pork. Bawls, or Lard, and no alteration in either.
Basra—There is very little Oloverseed offering. and
100 bus sold at die 70e8. the latter for new crop. Timothy
is selling at 8 2 76 41r bus. -
WU/MN-200 bole renneylvania sold at 223 iii ; 100
Ohio do, at 11.1 cit drudge, 21021fra'a ; and hhds, 22.4 . 0 4f"
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
OCTODETt 15, 1868.
The cattle market (mahouts dull, and prices are about ,
the same. bat the receipts Me large again this week,:
reaching about 2,Bll6meikg; the following are the ptsrll-
oUlarf of the sale:
441satio Abrahainai Ohio . . s B Bloa9,
86 1. Vandersou. Virginia. 8.
89. A. Kennedy & MeCtees. Chester co., $670.
62 8. 0: isaldwin, Chester no . Wee. •
32 8. Kurte,Shoster °minty, 8808 60.
78 800tt & Kirnble, Maryland, 885009. -
65 Kimble & Kirk. Cheater county. 88 Ma 9.
-163 SteQuaio& Carr, Ohio, sB ooa9.
69 1 , 610Fdlen. Chester county, 880850.
101 James klaFilleh, Jr.. Maryland, (1808 80.
164 Cochran & McCall. 87a9.
55 John Todd. Cheerer counts , . 8808.50.
168 Mooney & Bmlth, Oinc4ll7 Wee.
63 Xhaantierg s'. Co. Ohio, $80975.
61 1 NtleArroridgei OW, 880976.
86 & Frank, Ohlo. 0809.
78 Ault & Vetere, Ohlo, 8708 50.
46 H. Chain:Pennitylvanha, Vern
81 P. Wathoway, Chester county, $B O 9.
48 coats & Trainor. Chesteroottrity. 8808.50.
117 But t on & Payment', Virginia. 47 6008.
25 X. Mealy. Chester county. 080575.
09 D. Bradley & Wentz, Virginia, *tag.
48 Chandler & Alexander. Chester winery, 8809.
F. Ridebaush. Pennsylvania, s ues.
89 gloom, Ohio t $708.60. 23 6. Darlington. Chester county, $7OB.
43 J. Keller. Chester ()entity, 43.60 e 4.
6 40U head kit Sheen iced, at the Avenue Drove Yard,
at front& to Ib, as to condition.
340 COWS sold at front 485 to VOW bead.
1981
fir Doer old, at the Avenue Drove Yard, at'D out $8
to ar9 too s
me.
1.260 heart of the latter sold by James H. Reynolds. at
loom eerie Ts torstill- fed ; and 444a4) 4p 100 The, for own ,
horn Market brisk.
2.566 heed dr Hom sum sti ll . 0. Ipilion Drove Yard,
at from $7.75,28.75 for ; and sBa9
4' 100 lbs for
oorn hop. ,
New York Stock
PIVOT
WOO Zinn el '90........ 90X
.SOS
SON Virsru
ts 8 . 65-00. 0
1,000 d 0..“ 90 10 i
1000 .., _ - •
iaoo M elrohns Et ed.: 9811.
MOO Mitioari 8ea..:.. 795;
moo Jo. 10.4.
70 0 Brook'n Wat'r Limo
1090 Eno E jut Mte. —lO4
/611Eno ad Mtr. 93
99N13ne Rath 99 tg: :
sea Bob & N Y k E bit
MOO Harlem let Mtg... 10...
900 111 Central lido— . 01
1090' d 0...—. J..:..:'.97.44
7‘loo.ltin & bUno d
6000 Del & W let ..
1000 L Erie & W let M. 703.
90 Merithanta' 1133ank...109
6 Amenoto 5i8k..104.4
10 Marian Hank. 103
10 Park Hank......... 113
10 Metropolitan Hk..111.1,‘
New York Markets of Yesterday.
FLOUR. to,=-Western and State Flour is In fair de
mand, but the advanced prices demanded lot ship Ping
brands - check business, and the market closes owes at
the Improvement. The better grade. are in more no
ton resuest..tint onoes are irregular.
The sale. are 18.469 bins at *5.450560 for superfine
State and Western; 666667254 lot extra Stare ; e 5.76
05.80 for choice do; 68606 Mr low grades of Western
extra; $59606 tor oh imam brands of mend Noon extra
01 io ; 86 0607 U for trade brands do, and *Cater 20 fit
St. Lows extra.
Canadian Flour continues scarce and is quite firm ;
choice extras are in demand; sales of 2to bbls a; Seer CO
for extra brands:
Southern Flour to ruiohansed: the demand , io fair, and
the arrival. ere moderate: the sale. are 25r0 bbie at
8005.15 for Mixed to good brands superfins Baltimore,
Sco., and 86 5002.26 for the better grades.
CITY !TEALS.
' Trani Movismartire:—Tbe keen, bracing atmos
phere of ymeertlar,ltnd the clear blue sky which pre
vailed through the greater part of the day, were highly
favorable to the shopkeepers !Shulman were out in 8 .
perfect throng. and, judging from the activity indicated
at the palatial establishment of Messrs. Charles Oak
ford & Bons. under the Continental Hotel, we have no
doubt that the retail trade of yisterday in this pity was
,very heavy. By the:wies this reminds as of a /act
which must iiot be omitted, if we would preserve our
standing with the ladies as faithful obroniciere of the
times, viz: that the Mourn. Oakford have now open the
most magnifieent and princely stook of Ladies' Fancy
Fore, of every pride end description, that they have
ever offered, all of their own manufacture and importa
tion. in examining these roll winter articles, yester
day, we were muck pleased with several new designs
that are likely to be appreciated by ladies of taste.
They should oall and snake thew selections now..
Eat= birtmlratCES.—Therto can be no greater
blessing thakti to fie born in the light and air of a cheer
ful. loving home. It not only insures a hippy child
hood. but it insures a ham manhood, and a fresh ,
young heart in old age. There can be no greater mitt
take than to Imes " fun" away from home ; instead of
which, let ninth and nodal enjoyment abound i lot the
fire burn brightly at night. and make the homestead
delightful with all the little arts that parents atoned
perfectly understand. Youth most have enjoyment,
and if denied it at home, wall seek it lees profl.ab'y
abroad. Haeitrare early formed, and none more last
ing and enduring - thou those gotten up at the " one
price" Fashionable Clothing Bazaar of Granville
Stokes, No 607 Chestnut street, where a beautiful and
valuable ,gift,is presented with each purchase. "
THE COICTRAST.—The Priine of Wales and hie
su to are understood to have drawn a comparison be
tween Philadelphia and New York which is not flatter
ing to the latter. In this city they found quiet Diego-nee.
real subatenec, and true courtesy ; in New York they
were jostled by a rode o•oerd, they were entertained la
a rickety building. which partially tumbled down under
the weight of a few danoers, and they were stared at
bye vulgar otew. The royal patty contuse% all this
fuss and feathers with solid Philadelphia, with ifs mag
nificent Brown-Stone Clothing Ball of Rookhalrfk
Noi. 603 And tAnl Chestnut street. above Sixth, where
the most elegant garments for gentlemen and youths in
the country are to be found.
NOTICJES
FOR COUGHS, OR FOR ANY DISRASR OF TRH
Breathing Organs, use T. R. STAFFORD'S OLIVE
TAR and IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERE,which
are advertised - in 'this paper. The Olive Tar infuses
magnetism or vitality, allaying at once any pain or op
pression, and its great balsamio .properties heal sore
nem and inflammation. The Iron and Sulphur Powders,
being a soluble prepstation, unite with the digested
food, and enter with it into the formation of new blood,
the'iron retaining the vital or forces in the
blood, which in its circulation se diffused through the
entire system, The combined sulphur commits the
waste or worn-out particles of the blood into geese.
which are expelled from the body through its Pores. by
the
. inereased energy given to the circulation. It is
these wastes or Moro-out partiolea of blood that form
Phlegm end tabereles. and It is their acrid humor which
Irritates and deltroys the membranes of the throat,
bronehial tubed, and air-cells of the lunge. Baud for a
pamphlet. See advertisement in this paper. Sold by
all dreggists, and by DVOTT & CO.. No. 232 North
SECOND West. Philadelphia. 0015-1 r
BAYING FUND—NATIONAL SAFRTY TRusr
CosivAsiv.—Chattered Lp the State of Pennsylvania.
RULES.
1. Money le reoelveil every day, and in any amount,
Urge or 'mall.
2. FIVE r,llll. CENT. interest is paid for money flow
the day' it is put in.
a, The money is always paid back In 001.0 whenever
tt fw called for, add without notice,
4. Money fa received from Ea'? ritto73.
Rdministra
tara, Guardians. aim other Trustees, an large or small
sums, to remain a long or short period.
a. The money received from Depositors is inv.:Watt in
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other first
°lain securities.
6 OfflosApen every day—WALNI.ITStre6t, southweet
acktner Third street, Philadelphia. )ell
-.SEAMEN'S SAVING FUND—NOATHWESI!
CO/1112a Escoou and WALNUT riyamsys.—DePolote re
oeividtaemsllandlorge amonnte, from all °lessee of
the community, and allows Interestat the rate of FIVE
FEE CENT:
. Der annum- •' . • • •
Mane* rriltee:SliSma 'by ohOoks without WO of in-
__.l
• , I tbor 111
T
s•-•
st
O 1.•
Oleo ottio4lllls. from it until 5 o'olook, and on Men
der end ementey eintil nine in the evening. Fresident,
PHAIONLIN.FIILL ;•Troluinrer, end Beate tag, 0 An.
1 4 ,1 40E1148:
• I 'fOit'Pannt CLOTHING O 1 TIM LATEST .
to thii boat Manner. Ilerend? for RL•
'NAM' HAW& ; LOWEST' selling prices tiarkad In
~„...,rl llls HlPusa. goods outdo to oraar warranted gotta.
..." 74 ' 941 4 " 43411101 S Mita is atriotir adhered
to. Alt aro titiorebt tw0644
- 4416.1 r, ?ONO & CO.. 004 EIARENT
'ft°
I • very
4145:4 " " ROOF SAFES. —A
es.
Wi nn , I ms pi o si mina at Iitti4IIIANDERS for We r
lop* Ai0.4 . 04 OiIkSTAI AT At., Ptallsdelph
'SVANN & w4Taos,
=ln!
Germantown. on the evening
of tho liih onto'', by the Rev. J. H. Aldiy, Mr. Charles
Nine to M lee Hark t F. Ringer, both of tiermantown,"
BitICKMAN—VATA.ETTIi.—On the 11th instant,
the'Rov. Allred Cooktnan. Mr. Jamie C. Bricknein, to
bliss ;Amine, .daughter of Washington Valletta, all of
this nay,
• KORMPEL—BNOWILA , ER ,- On the the 81st of Au.
gust,lBBo, b Alderman Bleorse H. Moore. John Rom.
pel to Miss ,y,ctia Beginner, both of this oily.
RYTING —McOLURF,—In Boston, on the 8d Bigh t
hr the Rev, Mr. Colton. Oaptsin '
Henry tti.Rytinge 'to
Martha daughter of the late J. McClure, Re t., all of
Philadelphia. ,
•
16iUSO.. • •
sik;Marohrinta' Exoflange
:BARB. • • •
10 gatawilasa 54:
100 do con.. .
. Mi
iatenne R oaf* 41 . 5..
'll • 'do .... _ . ,.cosh 41S
00 Elmira ieo.'-'-...10/1
4 Bear Meadow...-. ac
' 213
4 1 1 a n ill r ar o x f h=
100 Sant Lelandl44.
20 Corn Leah Bank- • 37
GO - Planters' Pk Tenn.lo3
40.Farin & kleahell!e. 5935
I Philada Bank. •'/24
21 Union Bank of Ten 00
SOUTHAOK.—On the 11th instant, at the residenne
of her father. Dr. Charles F. Lott,' in Quakertown,
Bunks county • Pennsylvania, Mrs. Emelinre•Louisa,
wife of Mr. F. W. Nouthaok. formerly of St, Louts.
Missouri.
[Boston, tn. Louis, and Mount Holly papers coot ;
also. city MOM.)
AIKIN.—On the 14th instant, Sophia K. Atkin, wife of
F. T. Atkin, of Wilmington, Del.
Funeral from the • reitdenokof her mother,Mre.
(Mel MoKnight,__S. E. corner of Seventeenth and &T
-eem streets, on 'Wednesday morn•ng. at 10 o'cleeic, •
ELR I DGE.—On the 19th instant, John Henry, eon of
Herbert and Smelt Ann Elrtdge, aged 1 year and 25
days.
Funeral 'from the residence of his parents. Lehman
street. Germantown, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 2
o'olook.
Iit , ,WLETT.—On the lath instant, Jane, wife of John
Hewlett, in the 80th year of her ego.
Funeral from the resident:la afternoon , at
husband, 192 Otter
street. this (Tuesday) afternoon, at I °Work.
HOFFAION —On toe 12th inst., Alfred, son of David
and to cry Hermon, aged 4 years and 3 menthe.
Funeral from the residence of his parents. Vienna
Street. below Rion uond,(late Queen street ' ) this (Tunts
dav ) afternoon, eta o'clock.
HOOAN.—On the Ilth ult., Elizabeth L., danehter of
Stephen and Sarah Hogan, aged 4 years, 10 months. and
6 days.
Funeral from the residence of her grandparents,
Harrison taloa, Frankford, this (Tuesday) afternoon,
at 9 &ohmic.
JONES.—On the 13th instant. Mary, wife of Char:es
T. Jones. In the 44th year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of tier husband. No. 7223
Heath street, above Feller, on Wednesday afternoon,
at 2 n'oloek.
LIJDI.—On the 13th instant, Elizabeth Ludy. aged
85 veers.
Funeral from the residence of her eon. in-law. Mr.
Fred. Rumen. It4l street, tine eluesdy
afternoon, at 1 teelnek.
• McNEILIS.—On the nth instant, Mrs. Isabella hl e-
BOARDS
100 Lone Island
WO do Leh int 104
Elmira ptnl -.. S/3.
ao Del Dlr. Canal 48
60 Girard Bank— • • 4974
It Planters' Bk Tenn.lo3
BOARD.
6 Penna R, cash 41 2,
10 Race and Vine— . 16'
Wiloungton 42%'
.10 Elmira 00ne01—.... II
185 do ....
Yb " do pref.. ... 2735
/8 Reading ft 23%
50 Del Div Donal-- 48
1 West Philo R..-- 58%
200 Long Island ... 14%
45 Plante' IlkTen.2cti.lo3
BOARD.
116 Penns' 417
PRICES. •
131 , 1 Asked
Elmira 7513. :144 15
Lek
anda k . . 1 66 7. - j ig
Leh CI & Sorlestli 424
North Patina . R-104 10,.
N Joanna 11 5s —.70 4 75
N Pease R 10e..105 152
Ctitawis It Con:. 511
15=71:trigit:13 34 50
i lgeoond Third.. .551.4 51
Rao. & Vine
... .. 58 , 55
West l'has, R.....68, 4 4' 69
Bprao, & PLUS.— 154
Green & Coates 25 4111
I Chew a Walnut.:.ll./i 53
at.ed St years.
Funeral from the residence of her Leer. Mrs Mary
Ann otevenson hack of 1303 Rope street, above Thomp
eon, (late flosnand thin (Tuesday 1 afternoon, at 1 o'clk.
.PRILS.—On thW. 14th instant, Miss Abbie Ann Phila.
Funeral from the residence of her mother, in Botta
vine. on Wednesday morning, at 11 o'clock.
ROBINSON.—On the 14th instant, Mte. Hannah Ro-
Lionel], In the 7Gth year ol tier age.
Funeral from the residence of her granddaughter,
Mrs. A. R. Roes, No. 124 North Sixteenth street, on
Wedneeday morning, at le o'olook.
SIMPSON.—On the 23th Instant, Christiana Franoke.
relict of the late Joseph P &semi Simpson, aged 40
years.
Funeral from the residence of her brother. Market
street, below Darby road, thin (Tueaday) afternoon, at
2 o'olock.
SLUMMER.—In Norristown. on the 12tli mat., Mrs
Margaretta Stemmer, wife of Adam Stemmer, in the 79d
year of her age.
Funeral from the residenon of A. Stemmer, Swede
street. near Oak, Norristown. this (Tuesday ) morniv.
at 10 o'olook.
BLACK SILKS ! BLACK SILKS !
fY' — POSVOYE/CETPHUGADErriIIATPikb
OCTOIIIOI. Is, 1860.
.ITOTICE is hereby given that the following arc the
legal rates f repaid llection an eliv collectioners
One Cent (v stemp/ fo r the of let
for the mails, from sub•yost offices, lemy
yost, and other letter boxed.
One Cent (pre paid by stamp) for the collection and de•
livery of city letters.
One Cent tor the delivery of mail letters.
The letter-carriers have been instructed not to
charge. in any case. more then the above rates. pot are
they allowed to accept more, even when. voluntarily
tendoreo
oala 6t
SECOND LECTURE BY JOHN B.
GOUGH. Esq. will take Disco 7'lllB (Tuesday
M '
ING, at 14.1.181 CAL FUND HALL. M7ll. o'clock.
A few tickets
street. sale at the Book and Mocha Stores
on Chestnut and at the Rooms of thn 'Young
Christian Assooiatton. 1009 antl,lollCheatnnt
street. It
IirFEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF
PISI4DISYLVANIA.647 A RC H Street—Tench
ere and others wishing a thotongh knowledge of PM
eioloyy, Chemistry, or Anatomy, win attend the lectures
on these branches only. The amigo will open wall
general introductory ly Prof. WhYNELL. 00AT i 4 R.
41. H.. on WEDNESDAY, the 17th met., at 4 o'clock P
M. The nubile is invited. ool6•St"
IirGIRARD BANK.—PHILADELPHIA,
OCTOBER M. 18.50.—Notioe is hereby given that
en election for Till RTEEN 1)1 RECTORS, to gem for
the ensuing year, will be held at the Banking. house. on
MONDAY. November 19, between the hours of 10 A.
M.. end 2 P. M.
"L'heAnntial Meeting of the Stookholdere will be beld
at the acme place, on TUESDAY. November 6,at /2
o'clock M. W. L. SCHAFFER. Cotner.
October 16. 1850. oel6-tutha thole
CONSOLIDATION DANK, PHILADEL-
Pit rA, October Mth.lBlo.--Tke Annual kieotion
cigoteetbre of the Bank will be held at the Berm
MG Hi , l.lsE. on MONDAY. the 19th day of November
next. between the bourn of ten A. M. and two r. Al.
And a Gai , emt Meeting of the Ntookholders oral be held
at the came place, on To rESOAY. November 6th, at
twain, al. JOS. N. PEIRBOb, Oaehlir.
cfro letut !Out t not 9
THE PHILADELPHIA BANK. OcroeXit
1860.—The Annual Meeting of the Btockhold•
ere of thin Bank, will be held on TUttSDAY. the ninth
day of November next, at the Banking Honer. at 12
o'clock, M. ; and tho Annual Election for Ihrectore will
be held at the Banking haute, on moriDAY, the 19th
day of November next, between the home of ten o'clock
A. M. and two o'clock Y. M.
oele.nithtnol9 B. B. COMEGYB, Cashier.
:change, Oct. 15.
BOARD.
30 Erie Railroad ... • Siiii
60 do. ..........140. Mr
400 d 0... ...... 39%
300 00..... ....—. diu. 39 , •1
AO 41. •• • .-- • .1q,.. gy
IWSOUTHWARK. RANK. PHILADEL.
PHIA. (weber 9. 1880.—The sonnet etrohon ior
EOTOBB will be held al. the Bankina Home on
MONDAY, the 19tir day or waVFIMBF.w NEXT. be
tween the honra of 10 o'olook A. M. and 0 (Moak P. M.
a o
" . a 460 1135 d ...bdB9M
e 0 Mph &NI IL .:• 21
100 Chicago B 09. 3 "
1100 do ..... 33)i
o.loClev & Toledo 1 1 ... 45
leo do.. .. BP§
010 do: 49.1 a
ocs Oktioszo ec Rook I. • 74
35 . do - 7314
100 d0...........,h60. 70%
00 ..
. 743.5
SO d 0.... : ... ...110. 73% ,
00 d 0...... —....a30. 7715
400 _ ....860. 731,
130 La Croon* Mil ii. /3i
. . . . . . ,
The annual meeting of ETOCKROLDBRB wnl be
held at the name_ place on TUESDAY, the 6th day of
NOVEMBER NEXT, at 12 &elan. 21.
Dell dtnol9 F. P. STEEL, Cashier.
FARIHEREC AND MECHANICS' DANK,
kiIit.e.DELPRIA, °ember 5.
he An nal Eleotion for Directors will be held at the
Banking-Honae, on MONDAY. the nineteenth day of
November nextbetween the hours 9 o'otook A. M.
and ,
o'clock and on I` OESDAY of
Ithe sixth day of
November next, a general meeting of the Stook ho:store
will be held at the Banking-Douse, at 4 o'olo.k P. hl.,
agreeably to the charter
oce-dtnol9 ,W. RUSHTON, Je., Cashier.
Lig-. WESTERN BANK OE PHILABEL
?PIA, OCTOBVIL Bth, MI
An election for thirteen Direotors, to sore the ensu
ing year, will be held at this Bank on iiONDAY. the
19th day of November next, between the boom of 10
o'clock A. 91. and 2 o'clock P. AL
'lna annual meeuns of the stockholders will be held at
the same place on TUitiaDAY, the stn day of November
next, at 10 o'clock M. G. Al. TROUTMAN,
09-tutbel9anv Cashier.
•• • C I TIC COMMISSIONERS , OFFICE,.
Piii.....natinta, vet. 11, 1860.
he BOARD OF APPEALS will sit upon too fol
lowing days, to hear Appeals of Property Owners, to
wit
First and second Wards, Monday, October 15.
Third and Fourth Wards_,Tuesday. vctober 10.
all and Sixth Wards, Wednesday. October 17.
Seventh nod Eighth Warder. Thursday, October 18.
Ninth and Tenth Wards. Friday. October 19.
Eleventh and Twelfth Wards, Monday. October 22.
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards, Tueeday, Otto.
bey 23.
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Wards, Wednesday, Otto
ber 24.
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Wards, Thursday, 00-
tober 20.
Nineteenth and Twentieth Wards, Friday, 'Octo
ber
- Twenty-first and Twenty-second Wards, Monday,
October 29.
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Wards, Tuesday,
October 30. EDWARD R. WILLIAMS,
ORARLaS M,NEAL.
JORN.A. 17 0 DUMAN,
City Commisbionera,
(Reported for the Preen.)
BT JOHN. NB—Brig Viliaso Belle. Buok-300 tons
Plaster 9 lible shod Twella & Co; 200 UN Plower 1l A
Bonder & Co.
W 11,51 InGTON, N C—Bohr Coernine, Wilietts-100
bbis opts turpentine 838 do roam Knight & Boll; 34 do
sots turpentine Cowley, Ashburner & Co; 55 do 16 bales
cotton Cochran & Russell; 9 bb's fruit lunserloli tk.
Smith; 2 bxs mdse W bailer, & Co; 60.950 feet lumber 61.
Trump Eon & Co.
WILMINCTOIi t NC-100 111,1 n tar 163 do WA 210 do
rosin 25 do roam Coolnen & Bur sell; 69 bbl, tar Undo
rosin 199 do ,pis Rowley, A eh burner & Co; 699 Ms twin
72 do sets Kates & Foster; 381 bbl, rosin 21 do epic
ttartwel; 131 bbls opts 14 bOes cotton Knight & Bell; 19
do yarn Hap& Mel/oval.; Bdo j ti Woodward &Eon;
20 211 feet lumber Win our; 11,101 do M Trump, don
& CO.
GEE FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED.
Brig Trenton. Athorton. 10 days Irmo Portland, with
plaster to Baker & Folsom.
Brig Coosa Wave, Merton, 8 days from Portland, in
ballast to E A Fonder & Co.
Brig Village Belle, (Br) Buok. 9 days from Bt. John, N
B. with fish and plaster to Twells & Co.
Behr Dome, Henley. 12 days from Portland. with
plaster to Baker & Folsom.
Bohr Marabatbo, Henley, 12 days from Portland.with
fish, & o. tell A bonder & Co.
Bohr Norma. Willette. daya from Wilmington. N
C. w th naval stores to Baker A Folsom.
Bohr Geo W Cummings, I data from New Bedford,
with oil to captain.
Bohr Wm L timings. Hoffman. 18 days from Pensaco
la., with lumber to batnl Bolton & Co.
Bohr Elizabeth. Parsons. 4 days trom Peng° River,
NC, with lumber to Sarni Bolton le Co.
Bahr Eagle. Wilietts, days from Pantego, NC, with
Montan to captain.
Bahr Martha Dan. Speed. 12 days front Calais, with
lathe and piokete to Baskin A tlalvm.
Bohr Damon. Pitnlier,,l2 days 'tom Calais, with lathe
and iumber toeaptain.
Bohr Cora. Kelly, 4 days front New York, with barley
to Mammy, Collies & ' • o.
Bohr Grand Island. Small, 9 days from Newburyport,
Steamarwith Inds° to Coo A Wood.
COBOOTILNorman, :A hours from New York,
with mdse to Wm Id Baird & Co.
CLEARED.
Glover
Rohr Merchant, Phillips, Washington. Alnniekson
Rohr Osceola, Nelson, do do
. BY TRLItoRAPII.
(Correspondence of the Prem.)
erkw Yonn. (iota&
Arrived, ship Edward O'Brien, from Leghorn.
Bowron Oat le.
Arrived, ship Carnatio. from Havana; bark Fleet
Eagle, from Rotterdam; brig Barando Leen°, from AC
non.
A ship woormsed to be the H pI Hayek, from Bombay
for Liverpool, le otr Highland Light. leaking badly,
aw New York
le,
Arrived, Ship Robert Canter , from New York.
MEMORANDA.
Steamehip Virginia, Kelly, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Itiohmrinci lath inst.
thip
or
Wallace, for Philadelphia, went to sea
from clangor Aug / L
Ship Corning Light, Thomas, from San Franoisoo,
arrived at it ew York Yesterday.
Ship Dreadnought, Samuels, flit Liverpool. cleared at
New York yesterday.
Ship Norway. Major, cleared at New York yesterday
for Liverpool.
Ship Falmouth. Baines. at Baltimore yesterday fr. ni
Leghorn.
Sine Alliance, De Forest, for Liverpool, cleared at St
John, NB, 9th inst.
Job , hip N
Samoilet, aloNear, for Liverpool, Moved at St
moil
n
Ship Ganges, Evans. from California for Fahnouth, E,
Was spoken 6th ult. let 30 8, long 31 30.
Ship Indianian, Smith, from Manila for New York.
mailed from Batavia July 13.
BIM A istatiehard, Blanchard, hence, arrived at Box
ton lath Inst.
Brig Judge Blaney Coombs, henoo for Boston. re
mained at Holmes' dole Lath inst. In company with
ach•s Wave. W Wallace, and Allan Downing.
Brig W Murlerh. Starr, cleared at New York yester
day for Philadelphia.
Bohr Chas hi Kent, Carlisle, hence, arrived at Balti
more yesterday.
Bohr Newkirk, Bisbee, hence, arrived at Charleston
13th hnet.
Behr southerner, Bellows, hence, arrived at Charles
ton 13th inst.
Bohr J J Spencer; Morgan, from Baltimore, arrived at
Charleston IBM met.
seta Daniel Godwin, Reardon, from Lavaoa for Penes
cola, has been wreaked on_Lagt Island, All panda saved:
/Br telegraph from New Orleans 1
Salm Aratio,!fuoker. °reared at St. John, NB, 9th lust.
for Philadelphia.
Bohr no A Guest, 1. or boa, for Philadelphia, cleared at
New York yesterday.
steamers PPseam. Bidden, and Sophia, Bell, hence,
arrived at New York yesterday.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
wo ee l e hereby given that the South Biwal light yes
eel patted her roooringe on Bentley. the 7th tent , any' to
now Woods' Rom harbor. Bite will be replayed *Bit
as little delay as possible, of whlelt due notion will en
By order of the la alithoune Board.
MELANOTON SANT% Comm'y tr. 4. N.,
Lighthouse inspector. Second Distriet.
Boston, Oat 13. 1860.
MARRIED.
DIED.
Bouquet Figured. 0 I fa
0 Imperials.
Drognet Figured. 3.13g115b. hlouridng.
Diagona l s. Gimes.
1) legend Robes Oros de Rhinee.
seven nouneed Robes. Bonnet's Bilks.
Oros Orsini,. Patent Boiled. ._
Welt de Joie. Gros d'Eeosse.
Venettonnes. Ottomans.
Animas. 1 Lining silks, &O.
BESBON & BO ourning More.
Igo. 910 Chestnut street
N. 13. BROWNE, FostmeAter
IMPORTATIONS.
DIAItINE INTELLIGENCE
GnovEl & BAKREVB thiILXDRATED
NOISELESS HEWING MACHINES. r
-The lied in Use for Family Sawing. • '
Na. 730 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, atiff4y
THE PRESS.—PMLADELPHIA,
_ AItRIV.ALS AT THE .FRINCIIPAL 110TaF,
171. O'CLOOX LAST-NUM?
CONTINENTAL ROTEL .,- -;Cor. Plinth and Chestnut.
I, W Hall, Pennsylvania hT Pitkinlon, Virginia
J L Watkins, Virginia - 3 Fox, Bt johns ,
W H Miles E ft Borden. N Carolimg
W H Borden, N Carolina T ' H
Wynne. Riohrli'd, Va
n C MoOalla, 'Tentes.ee It b Archer. Virginia
8 Goldenberg. New 'York Julius Hart, New York
Leopold Ear nhei meT. N W Smith, York, Pa
R Nottingham, Virginia , John N Andrews, US A
John A Id itehell N Orleans D 3 Fleming, Charleston
0 0 ward. New York J C Gwin, Mobile
Tilos M. Fell. New York Amos Howes, New York
' N 11 Cali, Florida Mrs Levy & oh, Florida
A F Eberman, New York B F Dalton, Boston
F Tate. Alabama Gov Stevens, Oregon
' Chas L Barley, Harrisburg T Struthers, Worrell, Pa
W J Gorden. C leveland, 0 Capt T Mar., et Lome
(magi; bin gleton N' w. N () Misr Jennie Wheeler, Al 0
Miss MoLanihrin,,l3onton - Chas A Taber, Lyon, Mass
AT Ward, Virginia .3 Weimot, Virginia
W Leleon, Rentuokr Geo 0 Bustle, N 0
O Mills, South Carolina Mies E Mills. 8 d '
Moody & wf, b C Dr G A Leiby es la. Balt ,
W Coin , J W Embur, Terme
II Peck & In, Virginia Jae W cotnon h la, N Y
Mrs Areher..Misaissi Qui Mrs Ludlow, Easton
8 Archer, Mississippi J White, England
John A bpilman, Virginia H C Heed, Baltimore
W 11 George, Mobile Dr 8 B Ward, New York
Allen Hili, New Orleans B P flolhum & la. q
Miss Charlestli.Bo Jhl Rogers, bC
Airs Rogers. Charleston, 8C Mite Rogers, S C
Frank H Fermin & wf,Wis H M Jackson & wf, Balt
Mrs H Gray J Gray .
J 1) Hoffnmn, New York Ohne Guam & 161 NO
D H Huyett, Pt Loma John It Briggs, Barrisburg
Id °Blonder, New York D E Small, fork, Pa
olt Tiler, Cliambersburg Eli Slifer, Harrisburg
J 13 Bomberger, Harrisburg 0 Peirce. Pennsylvania
A B Grubb, Lancaster CO L Merchants, New York
Miss Morchains. Now York Geo W Ordway, Baston
W L Bradley, Conneotiout Bradley. Connecticut
Hl3 I) Oriswold, New York I Biennia. Jr, Now York
S Warner, blurs Jae W Patton, N C
W Patton ,_ll 14 W Woodfin, N C
Mrs Woodfin. N C Miss woodfin.
W Rodman, Maryland Wm M hloPherson, Id a
Jos alarks. New York W H Willard N 0
PI W Holman, 0
ClufT. New York
Jae II Wylie. Baltimore W Wilkinson.Washingtim
J R o ggen & la, ttudson B Vernon, New York
TP Chandler, Boston JAB
G Lonnevill,__England
Mrs J W Maury, Windt Miss Maury. wasidomon
miss Naylor. Washington Dr 3.11 Blake, Washington
Chas F. Gregory, Wash Geo V Litchfield. Jr. Va
Rev Dr Pendleton, Virginia Jns Bancroft. Jr,Charlesl'n
ti G Finley. Baulk Carolina W H Drone & la, eon
Miss M. Dram. Tennessee Jay A Weed, Los, Mass
Jno 8 Hill, South America Mrs Matthias, Balt
W 11 Roberts. Indiana Cyrus P Mendenhall, N C
.3 II Maßae, Richmond. Va R ode Rae.ltiolimond. Va
L 8 Werner, New York Mr Ward, New York
Miss Freely & 14 'York J B Stafford. Baltimore .
P A Swaney & la, Illinois Halo F Baldwin, N y
de V Glentworth, Rome Miss C A Baldwin, Y
13 A Armieteen, Virginia Miss H A Getty, N York
AII Meek h w olale Jo° 8 Edwards & sg, Ohio:
A Stolterfold SZIn, N York 38 Leavitt, Boston
F 3 Hilton, Mobile J B Acres Now York
T Hanford, Mobile G A Mendon, California -
M r Robinson & la. Pa .Toe W Spencer, Edinburg
J Wilkinson. New York Geo Collier & la, St Louis
11 W Mosher. Lansinsbarg Sae O'Fallon & la,St Louis
O E Van 8011. Troy. N Y 11 Marchand
.1 8 Hewitt, Troll. N Y Cl Christ
T H Condell, New York F e R•oharde, New York
Cyrus Gault, Baltimore Geo Cookburn New York
Theo II Ti ton. New York John B Murray. N York
Mrs fit Hale, Neal York D L McKay. S Carolina
CII Rogers, a orwich. Cl Miss hleKay, t 3 Carolina
E L Lee, Bunk. 13 0 Goodrich, New•.fork
Wni Coonran, Buffalo 11 !Radon b:t Lome
Er Alaleomson & In, Mobile A W Wood, London
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.1 W Branln, Wm, Del W Wilson, Warn, Del
Ir Crowd. New York Wilt Osgood. New York
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Miss Myers, Georgia H W Cloprienhurs,Pl 0
C linsp Now Jersey R P Christy, New York
P Duffy, Now York Wl3 Wallace Washington Dr Gauthier, Washington Jno Webb,
limas Cooke. Jr. Balt ./ hl Towles, Orange. Via
chss F. Findlay, N York L karma, It York
I, Heibro, k
Va. 11 Winegarner,Olito
ins, Lathan. Alexandria,Va B F Nall & la, ontuokY
P Tientan, Cincinnati H P Bryan &pa t Vs.
Mice Bryan, Virginia Mire Cook, Virginia
Miss Thompson. Virginia Geo Borneo & la. B C
Miss Ramsey, it Carolina John w ade,B Carolina
F IL 1 artram & la. Montreal Allan Saurian, Montreal
In fan Wtloox. Montreal Henderson & wi, Ohio
Dfiea Henderson, Indiana Thos II Dewitt, Rosh ni'd
J C Pinner). N York .1 K Ballston & in, N
Mies Ballston, N York Miss 'lawmen. New York
G L Holloway & In, H C its Ladlin & wf Texan
Miss Murray, Texas H A Browning & Is. Mass
Miss Browning, Maar John Barnett New York
JIM Robinson & wf, Balt MUM Robinson. Ba't
E Jackson. Brooklyn Thee Jaokaon. Brooklyn
Robs J Borne. Chicago Miss Game. Chicago
A Andrews. New York J Wood, New York
Win Williams. Pa Chas Williams, Pa
O B Danivan, Alabama A Von linen. New York
W ft. Davidson, Maryland KViretherel, Baltimoro
.1 Crookshanks, Md Mrs Fit Crookehanke, Atd
Mrs H L Farming ton, Md 11 M Smith & wt. B U
Miss Smith, &Pith Carolina M B Priestley, Pa
Geo Sergeant, Phila Reuben Tower, NY
E Stout. Beading J F W Deininger, Beading
8 Williams, New Yo.k Miss Williams, New York
Miss co ,k, New York 11. Griffith & wf sod
Jos P Penwell. New Yor Hirer & New York
WffiloDowell, Columbus, U W A Buskins& wf,
Miss Hopkins. Virginia - Miss Ward. Virginia
Hon T J. 1301 Yorke. N I Joshua hunt, Carrieausura
Time Kennedy & wf,N Y Miss Clark, flew York
G 8 Van Wicket, L Island Alm Van Wicket, I. Island
W Prinking, New York D Halbert, Watertown
FDr H W 111 Washington, F Chase. - annoyer. N g
Oggood, New York John Bowers. Imitations
Jos El Wetliered & wf, Cal NI Sherwood, Boston
John Ward. Palmer. Mass SIN Gambrill, Baltimore
Dr Wm hi Turner. Va The 8 Nickerson,Charlestn
J F Pendegart. Baltimore, W Moore & la. Baltimore
Gen Rose, BaltimoreA B Joyce, Baltimore
W E Kimberly & Is. 8 C Miss Kimberly, S Carolina
Mies Crawford. Carolina P Brandon. Lexington,Va
R M Megraw, Baltimore Hon it P MaxwellFriston
J J Gallaher, Arknns W Leisenring, k Chunk
Mrs Gallaher. Arkansas Hen J W Fuller,Catasaqua
W B Montgomery. S 0 Cant W C Templeton, N 0
Montemoorr , Charlestn G Whinzzard & da. IV
Wm Morris; Cincinnati, 0 Miss L Massard. N.A r erk
Smith. New York 1H Thompson & la, N York
R Mazewell ( New York Dr P W McMullen, N Y
Freeman & la, Boston B W Pelson., New York
I' Whitaker, Maryland GJde la Figainer. N y
1. N. Petri ken, Lock Maven W T Baker & la. N York •
I, Janis. New rirlonnsi Mine Baker, New Yolk -
B I' Robinson & wf.Pittabg Miss Barrie, New York
Mester Robinson. Ninths .1 0 Griffith, Brooklyn
0 W Harding & la, N York Hon A II Reeler, Easton
W II Rookafellow, N Y B B Collins, New York
Mrs WH ft ookafellow, N y Mrs Collins & do, N York
thIP,HOHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth street. below Aral,.
Jos 3 Sellers. California 'nog M bake, Virr luta
Geo W F Smith. Virginia 3 T Dalliday, Ohio
Jon R Lowther, Newport James Taggart, Ps
P Getty, A ling hen) , City It G Itet gel, Lewisburg
John MoCall, Lewisburg 8 Adams, M D, Salina
johnllliller I, H Gross, Allentown
Pennsylvania 'YlitiriCiegliVr7t; high oo
L 0 Treharn, M Chunk K F Brown, Beading
G A Taber. Lynn. Mass I. A Exton, New Jeri
J A Exton. Now JerseyJ 0 Fitton, Nor Jersey ~
W Rice, Ne w Haven Hon W B Wright & dtt, Pa
M Hyman. Kent on, hld 13 F Field, New York
G M Brookt, Kent no, Mil Wm Tnomeui. Kent on. Nd
J Jones & la. Delaware .1 K Cramer. Maryland
Jon R Burgin Ron R Brodhead, Easton
G Laugh% Washington Mr Thompson, Wrishv .
las Kelly. Burn , Cab ,n Alex Butoher, Baltimore
W R Raiford. Allentown Beni uemmili, York, Pa
W Murray Pennsylvania N Barry, I,anoester, Pa
Gen it White. Pittsburg Oeo K Swope. Pa
'P R West & wr. lowa $ G Peters, Buehlall. Pa
W Malt ea, Pittsburg 0 A Turner, Kentucky
.1 nottenwiser, Kentucky 0 Herrman. Now York
W T Forsyth, Pennsylvania Mrs Church, Ohio
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut street. above Firth
W T Carnes & la. Boston BS Brown, Boston •
rt Bunton, New York Geo It Walker, Now York
J IT (Quirks. Virginia C L Todd, Virginia
II 13 White, Virginia 0 If Weed, Boston
.7 R Carman, N Carolina F Ramsaur, N Carolina
W Canis, Delaware J R Jones, Tamaqua.
Gon II Thomas & la, Belt eal Lewis, Baltimore
Bates, Baltimore j Armstrong &
.1 M. Conklin, New York J W Hear, Pennsylvania
Then II Starr, New ork P Peirce. Circleville, Ohio
N A Smith. Georgia Geo Eicdp•lz, Downinst n
Abner Harringtdn, Del C 8 Green & la, St Louts
W J Smith, ineraville • Win A Knott & la. Mine-so
Mrs Tanker. Minersville 8 0 Laurence. Minersoilla
p 51 yt,egion, Newark. WB Rogers. Hnoxv, Ten.
W B Mendenhall. Coatesv hit Torrence. Delaware
T wsimnions, Maryland Jno Calvert k In, L Haven
N toaniela & la, Penua Minn Daniels. l'enna
Gen B Byer , Delaware In° Foot, Portsmouth, Vs
N B Rai tinkle, New York A A Mason & In. Prov
J B earothers h la, J Shorn Sas It Beek. Potisvi de
G mart, Pottsville J H Coyle, Philadelphia
CI H Reynoldo. New York 31 Hinkem, Illinois
Sae it °elm n, C nn (7 Id Smith, Connecticut
It C Naha:m.l4oer York it B Fish & la, New York
P Floleambe, Mississipoi S I' Spencer, 'Pease
W W Snodgrass, "in. 0 I) Rebmann, Maryland
Jno White &la Maryland Jas A Parson, Marl land
Beni It Porker, Mari land
JONES' HOTEL—Chestnut street. above Sixth.
J W Proctor. Philadelphia Wm D Harris, Phila.
Marshall Pratt. 1101 a E E Armstrons. Miss
Miss FC a rmstronir. N J Miss 130111 ho ton
Win J Walker. Wash, D C Miss Modica., Penna
Rev 3 8 Thompson, Penns Wm Howarcl,N Brunswick
Ivatte. Virginia to H Barbey. New )(ark
It e Farr. Virginen 11 A Oliver. Narytaeri
(leo Bcott. Wash. D C Alt Allen k la. Heidi ng
F ori n ike, okinicotho. 0 Al R Hook,. Washinstun
E Whiessey New Jersey Park As Indbano othPa
F Fu eh, Fort Hamilton M Nichols. Massachusetts
14 Farnsworth. Moos HA Currier, Mass
A P Knende, New York
THE UNION HOTEL—Aroh street, above Third.
Thee McKee, Pennsylvania Geo Night, Pottsville
Lacher. Baltimore (,co W hlorrison. Pa
E D Smith. Reading Moe Duvall. Germantown
Unah thine, Port Carbon Walter Sada - wick, St Clair
Stephen Jones. Tartaqua 001 It Radcliff, Tamaqua
John M Hover, Tamaqua Levi Bilmithikarf,Barks co
G•ii H L Cake d Pottsville TI. Hanford, Somerset
Wm Reagan. Tamnquu. (4 W Heebner, •Carb
P John, Bloomsburg 0 II Wolf. York co, Pa
Mose 1 sabtenborger, Pit H Neiman . Clair
Jacob Patna Ft Clair D hoylnian.Creeeent i ra
J B Boyer. Mechanise/burg A Neran.lllaabaniasburc
he
T Ilea n. Tamaqua ji F A Green, Mineral Pt
, e 0 S Heal. Chambers burg Jooob Hutton. Chamberebg
W it Robinson, Parma .r.J Stone, Wheeling. Va
ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Chestnut at.. above Third.
N B Charles Mare VT I Allison, New Jersey
W Brown ,Beaton Jan Morrison, Boston
Dimaty, Footon 0 W Smith. Philedenlda
B Snider. Phelpovii.e Jar Lomax, Michigan
1' W Smith. Pew York John A s tory. Norwich
J Turner. Port Carbon Sand I+ Colt. Pottsville
M Mangum, Richmond. A M Lowry. Port Carbon
C G Nouthly. OA dens bare.l Stanton. Wilkesberre
8 G Anderson./Jerk]. hid T Lawson. Wellsville, 0
J 0 Pray, Pennssivania Max Rolle, New York
Hardortr, New York I. Penmen, New York
L.l Johnson. Now York Wm Ullner, New York
GeoHenther, New York
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W Hoffman, Dauphin cu r H High, Dauphin co
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Win D Kline, Selo 1 co J J'llkenseerger. SAY! co
B Flickinger, Lane co H Deeber
Jto Phillips, Lebanon co . He Maps. Lebanon oo
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K Mark, Lebanon en p Albright. heading
Jesse Geist Schuylkill co 1.) Bowser. Sohn,lkill CO
afro Ziebaoh, Tremont hire' aunt, Hamburg
ALss Mond.. Hamburg wire Freed, PenllßYlVAllia
Adam 13artges. eo JIT Echternach. Lsno oo
Arnim Bohveark, Heading G B Manly, Freeburg, Pa
D Smith, Bruner co .1 Transom, 14coming no
F Aurand. New Berlin Jacoburand, Middleburg
D D Seel. N orthumbe nand Josiah Bolivians. Pa
John Wilbfsh. Freeburg.fehn 1 ' Hertz, Freeburg
It Pawoll,Mon tour co It L Raudenbach. Ph
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Reuben Kline, Troverton P H Neff, Pennsylvania
C Rex. Lebanon. Pa Wm Debora°, Hamburg
I) a Miller, Pennsylvania Al Williams. Columbia oo
If Ruining. A el.land j Wan:macho. Pu
F Trembly, Asli'and F Price, Gordon, Pe.
Israel chanifferlin.Minhury H H Vastino, Its
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John Sehleprig, Pa J Fenioermscher, Pa
obristien Baas, Pa Jacob Haas, Pa
R Flickinger, Lune en, Pa Jnenh Steel &la
WJ H Bruch, New Jersey Mrs H A Brown, Pa
NATIONAL HOTEL—Rene street. above Tiled.
.1 W Wise. Leba , on en C W &bravo, Bethlehem
J W Rhoads. Centre on Mire A linter, Plots.
Mint M Ritter. Phil/. Oso W Benfer, N Ber:m
C Beebo'd, N Buffet. Pa John T Wilson, Harrisb's
Peter B Lone, N. rrieburg J Hesse. Delaware
A C Greer, New Jersey C M Reeder, A lentown
Chen Christ, Mtorstown ' A brahn, Den mit, Penna.
M W Meyer. Wineport I, M Hayes. Wilhamabort
N She, hit Joy Henry Bechtold, Mt Joy
E W Wine. Cumberland to Boni Boyer,
Wm B Butly.Bohuyl Haven Henry Prunus. Btautsburg
Brautsburg A 11 Ulrich, Yale College
AI P Boyer, Bending JI J Bendier. Pottsville
John Jones. Allentos It A N Harvey, Harveyville
D Millard. Denville W Aug Lidos's. hlillersb'g:
it U Swans. Mifflin Nathan Grover, h I IM I II.
Jno 1 1 Gross. Ephrata Jon Roth. Dew Bork
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W. , New, arr, I eons A Crawford, Danville
J W Rhoads, Tamsonn. Wm tritontraut, itoad'ng
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Jonas Wolf, Noohumberl'd P L Shuman. Deny Valley
Wm Dombaok,Kinetown
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P 111 Turner. Lann co. Pa .1 T Reynblds. Maryland
Reynolds. Maryland Zerbe & non, Lenristo'n
M rsJ Buehler. Centre CO Alias F. It Jordan, Pa
Mien Lindsay. Conneoriout A Mason & la, Pa
Alias Heinen. Maryland Mies Sarah Jones, Did
Miss K Jones, Marland W Gant. Baltimore
Mon 0 Sanderson. Lane co ISanderson. Wash
W Robinson. Pennaylvta Gen Bench. Perry en, Pa
John Ji Elmer, Penner Iv'a J Rgrmo7 Clearfield no
M Metzger, Perry an, Pa G Oinsrioli. Lano co
ft Wegart, Clearfield no . 1 0.1 Beek. Milroy Pa
C Beck. Milroy, Pal It Morrison, Juniata eo
John Robertson, Mifflin no J D Moore, Zan...ovine, 0
M Coyle, Perry co, Pa it A Cliirlr, Petry 00, Pa
C Rinerich, Pennsylvania 1 Smith. Unionville, Pa RI
John Felix, Columbia J K Holloway, aft ramkburg
1) Simpkins. Vienna, 0 LJ Crane, Clearfield
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth street, ob. Chestnut
J Scott. Louisville. Pa D Kimble &soh. Ya
Joe C Worthington, /11d. Dewy C Stump, Md
D J Brown. Maryland Mrs Brown , Chester on
B Pengook. Kennett &mare 0 Armstrong, Pa
Jon Byte, West Grove, Pa Geo T Doward, L Grove
Wry Kerr 1 H Robinson, Lancaster
Taos Robinson, Lancaster JP Broomall, Coatesville
P Baines. Lane no. Pa H Wile & la, * York no, Pa
Miss a.l Wiley. Virginia J D Wiley, York co,
Alex Jeokeon. York no, Pa A Bosak in an. Coatesville
Jos prig, Contaiwile Geo W Prioe,_Coatesville
,Henry Huher,JAno co. Pa W A Frank. Pa
.1C Brewster. . Berketressar. Pa,
It Baldwin Lane no, Pa Riley, jtgafts
Bye, Wilmington. Del ; B Paterson,Lano no, Pa
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER 16, 1860.
•OUN'PAIN ROTRI,--geeond street, above Market.
lUDOLT, Willow Grove, Del fl Boone Predation, Del
Aogusturi Craw,
J N Finley. Illinois
Rent dmlthere, I duxes Tao Jones, Marotta Rook
Ono W Ladd. Buoka 00....john,Legore,Rk laL 111
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P Baibt. Biahapville. W P90)0 it Dialiavy'le,Ald
M Ilubbard. Maryland Mfluan, Now Jolley
dal Matliok, New Jersey J D Carter, Maryland
A Porter, Maryland R B Garman Delaware
Cant littDower, Vipeland ; .Penna
, , uriANnprlltr.Pe_ve r rt Del
,4Brarel. Arttitir, Deiawn a
BALD BAGLEPROTEL—Third el.. above Callowhill.
/ADMIT/1M 'Altoona Joe Stoup. Allentown
Thos Kenr.erer, F ehigh ton Franklin Bower. Lehightn
DaVia Hittie, Lehighton aranvill Clam. Lehighton
Reuben Peter, Carbon co R Peter, Jr, Carbon co .
Dant Behan Weise port Mn Rebelling, „Winegnon
Jot Bootle. Friedengvine Ii Rowell & wl• Pa
Ward Lehigh co Peter Butz, Kutztown'
John P Nita, Bommelatown Michael Baum, litunnielat
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J Wlidrune Lebanon co Mrs Adams, Lebanon oo
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,A W Reid. Lehigh co J 0 Koller. Reading
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MISSES O'BR'rAN, 914 CHESTNUT
3i. Street , nlmve Ninth ,wlll open Park Millinery
for lila Nall, on. L'HIIRSDAY, Ootober 11,1860. oc9-121.
FURS.
"LADIES' FANOY FURS !—FA NO Y
FURS !—FAREIRA, at his New, One-price La
dies' Fancy Fur Store, 1,18 ARCH street below
EIGHTH. has now in store, of his own importins and
manufacturing. the moat complete assortment of Fancy
Furs for Ladies anti Children to be found in this city.
em b r acing every kind, quality. and style, as all my Furs .
have been imported by myself during the present year,
and manufactured under my own supervision; and having
adopted the one , price principle of doing business. I feel
confident In same it is the interest of all wishing to
Purchase a sot of Fur to give me a call. oold—itr
DDIMER, 615 AND 017 NORTH.
AA , SECOND Street, has on hand and for sale plain
Photographs, from life, of Cpl. Andrew G. Curtin. w Inch
h e it t elling at moderate prices.
MADAME M. A. F.ERAILLV, 104
south THIRTEENTII Street, below Chestnut.
begs to inform the public that ehe is the only olear
stammer in this city who has, during eleven years, re
ceived and put into praotioe all the laris imerovements
In the Wine up of fine lame, and espeotaily lace cur
tains, done up like new withcut the use of the IRON
JAMES BETTS , OELEBRATELB
.LLIL AU/PORTERS FOR LAD/ES, and the only But , -
enter! under eminent iniedloal :intro' Age. Ladies and
SIV 113:1 , ns a a r t e r t , ri i rliProhuttler.
iimanelehia. (to avoid counter' eits. ) Thirty thouseno
nvalids have been advisee by their y.hgeiolees noose
her appllenoes. Those only are genuine bearing the,
lie t d tita toe co pyright , bawls n the box, and signa
tures arm also uthe tiupporters, with teetimennele..
oola tail& au
TORAGE.—Storage for merchandise of
all kinds and at low rates. at Kensington berme
Doak.
Dock. No. 1035 North DELAWa 11); Avenue. OW
ell, thitiEo UNr EKED AAA!? TOBAI.X.X),
in store, and for rate by
AM, B. IiANBO/1 & po.
rtETAiL DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.
THOS. W. EVANS 84 CO.
nave now open a large and handcome amitment of
DRESS GOODS.
=MEM
VELOUR POPLINS.
BROCIIE POPLINS.
PLAID POPLINS,
REAL IRISH POPLINS,
FRENCH MOUSLINES.
PRINTED IVIERINOEP.
EMBROIDERED MERINOEB,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINTZES.
WITH A FULL 40.SORTNIHNT
LATEST NOVELTIES IMPORTED TlllB SEASON
0016 St Non. SIB and 820 CRESTNuT Straet
CLOAK OPENING.
GEORGE FRYER,
No. 916 CHESTNUT STREET,
Will open
CLOTH AND VELVET CLOAKS,
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16,
In the usual
.ELEU.4,PIT •13TV1,E9
msll-t1 Of this Establishment
FRENCH CLOAKS.
An assortment of
GAT' FRENCH STRIPE CLOAKS,
Jost imeogted. The nohost goods of the season
I V E N•S,
No. 23 SOUTH NINTH Street
CLOAKS.—The greatest bargains in the
oily at
IVENS'.
CLOAKS. The largest stook,the best assortment, the
choicest colors. tho finest qualities, the meet superb
trimmings, the neweet styles, the best work, and deol
dedly the lowest ericee In the city, at IVENS', 23 South
NINTH Street.
LADIES' DRESS
.TRIMMINGS.
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS: '
7IsPHYR WORSTED, BREST QUALITY.
GILT TRIMMINGS AND BELTINGS.
CROCHET FRINGES AND BERTHAS.
EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS AND CUSHIONS.
EMBROIDERED CHAIR BUTS.
WOOLLEN YARNS, ALL SIZES.
ZEPHYR-KNIT 'PALMAS AND JACKETS.
ZEPHYR-KNIT SONTAGS AND SLEEVES.
ZEPHYR-KNIT CAPS AND GAITERS.
RAPSON'S
TRIMMINGS AND ZEPHYR STORE,
Corner EIGHTH and CHERRY Striate,
oe9-0426
FRENCH POPLINS.
A FEW CHOICE STYLES AT THE RIGHT
PRICES.
Lupin's Frenoh Merinoes, at the right prises.
Figured Wool Helaine. and Cashmeres.
Valenouts, Plaid., Figured Alpacas.
Children's Helaine. and Wool Plaids.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Auotlon lota French Merinos.. d 5 cents to 81.
Wool Delaines,3o to 50 cents.
" sublime quality, al 25.
Bombazines and AMAMI&
Amelines, F.'d Alpacas, Reps,
" " Black Bilge, Coburg. ke.
COOPER k. CONARO,
*min Southend oor. NINTH and MA RKEI.
FALL AND 'WINTER' CLOAKS, of all
the new shapes, ready made or
MADE TO ORDER.
Prat-close work at popular prices. Every garment
guarrantied to fa and please.
Cloths by the yard or piece. °just the right kinds for
Ladies'. Alleges and Boys' wesr.
COOPER k CONARD,
ootbSoutheast oor. NINTH and hiARKET.
CCLOAKS.—The CITY CLOAK STORE,
142 North EIGHTH. Every - one le talking of the
great bargains and superior quality of the CLOAKS at
the new CLOAK STORE, 14'0 North EIGHTH Street.
rLOARS.--If you want the hest value
. for your mousy. go to the City Cloak Store, 112
North ING NTH Street, shawl, Cherry.
T
CLOAKS.he CITY CLOAK STORE,'
149. North EIGHTH, is said to he the best and
cheapest store in the city. 0013.1 m
FALL CLOAKS
OPENING DAILY.
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY
W. P. CAMPBELL'S,
003411 t NO. 1194 CHESTNUT STREET
LOAM% —A 'magnificent assortment of
all the newest styles imported this season, with
every new material, made up and trimmed in the very
beet manner, at prima that defy all competition, at the
Paris Cloak Store, northeast corner of ISIGNT.R and
WALNUT Streets 00l
BARGAINS IN
AT
FANCY SIKS.
SUPERIOR GOODS AT FIF rY CENTS.
Purchased at the late Auction salsa at an immense
sacrifice.
A number Of lots of
DARK FANCY DRESS SILKS,
at 60. N 023, centser nand.
CLTRWEN ITIVDDART & BROTHER.
430, 452, and 454 N. SECOND Street,
0013-4 t above Willow.
VERY tHIEAP MERINOS
SHARPLESS BROTHERS
Have received !area lota of
FRENCH MERINOS, (FULL WIDTH.)
At retail or by the Case,
From 66 ciente to 81 per yard.
Being far below importation coat.
A UTUMN AND WINTER SHAWLS,
French Blanket, Scotch Blanket,
Paisley, Vienna, Brooke,
bliawls, black shawls,
Heavy Berlin. Binell Cheeks.
Frtends' Blanket. Cloth and Silk,
Bright new style stripes,
Men s Travelling Shawls and Rugs.
SRA RPLESEI BROTHFRS.
cattle' corner CRESTN UT and EIGHTH Streets.
E XTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS!
THORNLEY &
N. E. Corner EIGHTH. & SPRING GARDEN 8t0.•
Having enlarged their Store. and
INCREASED TREIR STOCK,
Now offer for inspection
ONE 01 . "/ RE BEST STOCKS OF GOODS
In their line in Philadelphia.
DOUGHY FOR, CASH_ EXCLUSIVELY,
And will be mold
POSITIVELY OREM'
Special attention invited to
Silks and Dreea Goods.
Shawls and Cloaks.
Clothe and Caseimerea.
Blankets and Flannels,
Linen Goods and Moshe/.
Marseilles and other Quilts,
Hosiery. Gloves,
Hilkfik.oto.. &a.
All Coeds marked fLt the lowest price. sel6
MEDICINAL.
J R, STAFFORD'S
OLIVE TAR.
WREN OLIVIC TAR IS INUALRD Its healink Balsamic
odors are brought in oontaot with the lining membrane
of the
THROAT, BRONCHIAL TUBES. AND ALL THE
AIR-CELLS OF THE LUNGS.
relieving at once any pain or oppression, and healing
any irritation or inflamation.
Wane OLIVE TAR IS TARR:4' UPON SUGAR. It AMNIA an
unequalled Soothing and Healing Syrup for Coughs and
all Throat diseases.
'Wiwi ()Livia TAR ta APPLIED, its lassnotio or 000
oentritted curattvo powers render it s moat 'wadi
PAIN ANNIHILATOR.
Wire Tar is not sticky—dm not discolor.
Fifty oeate a bottle, at 442 BROADWAY, N. Y., and
by all Druggists.
J. R. STAFFORD'S
IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS
are a soluble preparation of Iron and Sulphur, Identlosi
with that existing in the blood of a perfectly healthy
Uniting with the digested food,
THEY REVITALIZE AND PURIFY THE BLOOD.
THEY IMPART ENERGY TO THE Nnavons SYSTEM.
THEY INVIGORATE THE LIVER.
'THEY STRENGTHEN THE DIGESTION.
THEY REGULATE TEE SECAIITIOIIII 08. TIM BODY,
AND ARE A Sri:GIFU , FOR ALL FEMALE WEAENNSYRS
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR A PACKAGE.
At 449 BROADWAY, New York, and all Ding glete
PAMPHLET CONTAIN/NO TESTIMONIAL 9 FROM THY
following and more than 100 other well-known promi
nent pereone, will be sent to any addreee,frre by mail.
no. tam, Esq., Fifth avenue, New York.
15151X011 DRAPER, Ewa., Banker, Now York.
Teen cow Wane, Rag., Albany, N. Y.
Gen. DM GREEN, Washington, D. C.
Col. SAMUEL COLT. Hartford, Conn. °
Col. CHAS. May, U. 8 A.
Rev. JOOIIVA laavirr. Ed. Independent, New York.
Rev. E. BnlonT, Ed. Examiner, New York.
Rev. D. W. CRoNK, Agt. Am. Bible Union, N. Y
Rev. 0. F. A. BPtatittia, N, Y.
Rev. Dr. LEONARD, Exeter, N. H.
SEND FOR A PAMPHLET.
Sold by all Druggists. DYOTT A. CO., No. 232 No
SECOND Street, Agents for Pennsylvania, gen- gni
ASTIIMAFor the INSTANT RELIEF end PER
-1 MANENT CURE of this dletreaming ooze.
Plaint, Rs.
FEND T9B
BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES,
Made by C. B. SEYMOUR & CO., 4 SS BROAD
WAY, New York. Price el per box; seat free by post
FOR SALE AT ALL DRVOGISTIV.
R,PEOIALTY FOR LADIES. - TRUSS
KJ AND BRACE DEPARTMENT conducted by COM
etent Ladies. Entrance on TWELFTH fittest, first
door below Ram.. A lull line of Meonanicial Reme
dies. Light and elegant in coneeraciion. Specially
adapted to Ladies' use.
C. R. NEEDLES, .Pronrietor,
P. W. corner TWELFTH and RACE Streets.
Philadelphia.
:PT Entrance to C. R. N.'s Room, for gentlemen, at
the corner. en/1 3rnaf
A W ON DERFUL AND NEATER
FAILDNG REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTkt :
_RO MOH. MORRLSA
EU() 'PIIALOS,
AN EXTERNAL REMEDY,
FOPor gyarl by
eetMOORRIDOE , 410. 62 North
FL'lntr
And Tor 0418 by Druggrebr generally, $Ol2-smir
WANTS.
- - •
WANTED—A middle-aged, sober, and
Vlr intelligent titan, to do light porterage: Address
liarkef." othoe of thin payer. 0016-3 t.
W ANTED—A situation as a Salesman
tea Cloth Holm.. his
M .hatleeyeral years' expe •
rialtos. Address.' W. B." a office. aolls-st*
PARTNER WANTED —The advertiser
has an established Nielsen, paying well, eddies a
Partner to inerelise hie eapjtal. 8/.40J required. Ad
dress "'Fatter'', ' Preas oela-et`
ABOOK-KEEPER, of long experience in
• the Importing and Commission business, and in
the Dry-Goods Jobbing Business, is open for an en
easement. Reference to former employers in this ciiy.
Address " Accounts." this 01E0 e. 0016-3 t.
INFORMATION WANTED— Of Henry
JR- HAZEL, who left New York about three years ego.
since which rime he has not been heard from. Should
this meet the era of MIS father,Henry Hazel, or his
brother-in-law, George Shel. who reside in or &bast
Ylnlndelohlamhey will confer a favor on his wife. Mar
k nret Hazel. by communicating with her at 48 Roose
velt Street, New York, care of
oaln-at TIMOTHY HURLEY.
WANTED—A Situation as Apprentice
to the Printin JOH N addle and Kamen making
trade. Apply to Mr. WEIBT, of the 'Arm of
B igel, Baird, & Co., North THIRD Street, Philadel
phia. 006-12t*
FOIL SALE ANI) TO LET.
. . •
XTALCABLE SCHOOL PROPERTY FOl6
Y SA 1..,H Oft RENT.
Will be offered for sale or rent on THURSDAY, the
tat of NOVEMBER 480, at 79 o'caelc M.. on the ve
toing. MOUNT PIAABANT SEMIN 4 HY; one of the
most healthy and desirable Shoot locations in the
tate, situated in Boyertown,.Berlos county, Pa. For
condition of the eohool and further particulars see an
nual Catalogue of the last five yearn at this office, or
call upon or address the shbseriber on the premises.
F. H. SPA UFF .
tiol64ntheGt. BOYertown, Bergs 00., Pa.
To 'Store, loctecf`at
mahout corner of FOURTH and MARKET
t re nts ; p nw vacant, and to lot Apply at No SOS
VELESTNUT Eftreet.
110DUBLIO SLLE OF ONE OF THE BEST
A. Farms and Flouripg Kills In 'Eastern Peonsylva
nis,on WERNESDAI. Ootober 17th. Apply to ISAAC;
AOBERTS, Real Estate Agent. 233 South THIRD
meet, second Moly, or direot to him at Piorrlstown,
peoseylvatus. 0e13.3V
rpo CHAIR AND 0 ABINET MAKERF..—
..- The Phi:Bala Wood-Bending Company, owners of
" Blanehard'is Patent," for the Mates of New York.
Now Jersey , Pennsylvania and Maryland, will sell
county, town, or shop rights. or grant licensee to use.
on easy terms. This is the only patent. All infrtwa
will be 'triode dealt with. Apply to JOHN BIL Y,
or C. A. BURGI:118, No. 34 BROADWAY. New (Wk.
oc4-film
WOK EXOIIANGE.—A 011010 E TRACT
A- - of good unimproved farm land in the State Of New
Jersey, convenient to the city. will be exchanged fir
city property. Apply at PM. .1116 , FEDERAL Street.
sera-tf
FOR SALE OR TO RENT—The
MIL Handsome RESIDENCE, No. 1536 DELANCEY
Place; twenty-two (eat front. Termavery easy Ap
ply on the .Premises. 0013.3 t•
LARD•OII FAOTORY.—To rent, a
ars. bARD-011, FACTORY with 33 Patent Layer
Presses, with Plates, Bags. :Cubs, Kettles, Tanks; all
In complete order. ApMyte
ROWLEY, AMIBURNER, & nO.,
004 16 eOUTIC WH.A_RVES.
ARM-STRUT PROPERTY FOR
SALE.—The Store and Dimeßing. No. 211 ARCA
Street. Apply to ALLEN a r , Blata. neat Eatate Bro
kers. office southeast comer of FOURTH and WAL-
N UT Streets, No. a, second floor. ocl2 et•
ts• MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS
AT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SALE—R. R.
CirriSON, Real Estate Broker, at Mini/down, Penn
ey lvania. will offer at public cats several valuable
ARMS during the months of October and November.
qatalornes, with full desonptiona, sent 1, mail to par
ties wishing information.
Handsomeproperties, varying from twenty to fifty
acres. within gig mica orNorristown. !brute.
FARM of 60 Sore*: 136 miles from the borough, with a
fine, large eottage.water and trait, and fine looti.ion.
FARM of 20 acres, beautifully located. with new
cottage and out-building, only g miles from the borough,
will be sold a bargain.
PARK of 78 acres, 114 miles from Court-house, 6 acres
of woodland, /6 acres of meadow laud. and streams of
running water poems through t house is 2 stones, in fair
condition, and one of the largest and best barns in the
township; will be sold a bargain, as the owner is going
to Europe. Terms will be easy. Share is a tenant
house and barn 011 this property.
Persons wishing to purchase will ciallon or address
se29-snithSt R. R. CORZON, Norristown,
MISSOURI. LAND I!
600,000 Aores for Bale and entry, at urban ranging
from tEa to ISO cents ler Aere. any quantities re
quired.
TAXES paid, and PATENTS presented for numbs
ea re of Land under the Graduation Aot.
Plats fumishml gratis by enolmang a POiltage stamp
For further information alalY_tgi
'WHAMS, RAwLINGS & CO.,
U. S. and Deneral Land Agents,
00 CHESTNUT Street.
Between THIRD end
X, FOURTH O T. 1113,
LAND ,WARRANTS bought, cold S , and located.
001-9 w
BOARDING.
nCARDING.—Three choice communica
tins ROOMS. on the first floor. which may be had
together or separately, will be vaoant on the 15th of
October, at MKS. LEVELY'S, No 1216 CHESTNUT
Street. ocl2-12t•
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE MUTUAL Li FE U7SURANOE COM
FANY OF NEW YORE.
Astns:
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
- -
INVESTED IN VI• SIORTOAGIS ON REAL ESTATEt
WORTH $l3 uoD,OOO.
The premiums are Lowira than in many other Coma•
Hies, and the Dividends have been OUSATER.
This he a strictly MUTUAL Germany. There are no
Stockholders so that ALL THE PROFITS
BELONG TO THY INSURED.
Pamphlets, and every information, may be had
Oil application to
F. RATCHFORD STARK. ant,
8, W. corner FOURTH and ;WALNUT Streets.
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES:
Thomas Robins, John Welsh,
hlordeoai L. Dawson, George H. Stuart.
George AL Stroud, E. 8. wM en.
John S. ers, J. Fisher Learning,
Joseph Patterson, William 0. Ludwig,
John Itlt, Atwood, Arthur G. Coffin,
Thomas H. Powers, George W. Toland.
William MoKee. Thos. Wattson. 08-IyMI
FAME INBURANCE COMPANY, NO:
406 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA,
INCORPORATED APRIL 1866, BY THE STATE OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RISKS.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel Wright, D. S. Maley,
Win. W. Walters, I.W. EVerllnany
Chas. Itiohardson, Henry Lewis, Jr.,
Geo. A. Wont, Jacob W. Stout,.
O. Wilson Davis, Menko Stern.
Thos. 8. Mahn.
GEORGE W. DAY, president.
FRANCIS N. BUCK, Vice Fres't.
WIL L LAMS I. BLANCHARD. Secretary. (Jail- if t
SAVING FUNDS.
"A little, but often, Mum the Purse."
finANKLIN SAVING FUND, No.
31-' 13d South FOURT H
. Stmt. betwasn Chest
nut and Walnut, Phila delphia, pan all Danositt
on . demand.
Depositors' money seemed by Government,
State, and Oily Loam, Ground Route. Mort
°ln tiinuiany deems safety better than large
profits, consequently will ron, no risk with depo
alto' money, but have it at all times ready to
retani. with per Gent. interest, to the owner ' s=
they have always dose. Whin Comeau' never',
emended.
Females, married or single, and Minors, ,can
deposit in their own right, S and such deposal can
be withdrawn 01111 he their °meant.
Qharter perpetual. Ineorporated by.the State
of reuriaylyants, with authority to receive money
from trustees and execufore.
LARGE AIID SMALL SUMO ftECSIV4.D.
Oinee oPen daily. from it to a o olook. and on
' Wedneeday evening until 8 o'clock.
DIRECTOR&
Jacob B. Shannon, Cyr= Cadwallader,
I John Shiodler, 'bone Russell.
Malaohi W. Sloan, Edward T. Hyatt,
Lew= Krumbhaar, Remy fiebany,
Nicholas Itittenholiee , Nathan Smedley.
Joe. R. Satterthwaite,_ Ames Yerkes,
Joseh W. ',invent.%
JACOJe R . SHAAIIOI4, Preaulent.
CADIVALLADIR, Treasurer.
WM-7
. A Dollar saved ts tirtoe earned."
~01V- I NGF FUND—FIVE PER DENT IN.
TEREBT.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST 1170 AL
PANT, WALNUT Street, southwest oorner of TRIM),
Philadelphia. faciorporated by the State of Femur'.
TSAI
Mon &
ey.isreeeived in any atun, large or mall, and
terest ai ptud from the day of deposit to the day of with
'Vie Office is open every day from nine o'clock in the
mining till five &cloak In the *relit , and on !Ronda,
and Wand evenings till o o ook.
ondENRY_L. EN ER, Presidnt.
()BERT SEI.FR Der. , vmo President
WiLaux J. Ran, Sooretary.
DIA1079R11:
Ilion. Henry L. Benner,l. Carroll Browstor,
Edward L.garter, (weed B. Barr
Robert Sefridge,
, krU
J s,
Samuel K. Ashton, 411 r
C. Landreth Munns, J ames L. Stopnersos.
Money is received and payments made daily.
The investments aro made, hi conformity with the
provisions of the Charter, in Real Estate hlortgAsee
Wound Bents, and such first-oMss securities as will al
ways insure perfect aeonnty to the depositors, and
whiob cannot fail to ere perms:lama and stability to
this institution. ant-ly
V h AVING FUND—UNITED STATES
ki TRUST COMFANY, oorner TEIRD arid CUES'S.
NUT Street.
Large and email gums raceirod l andaid back on de
mand "'About notioo, with FIVE PE RCENT. lINITh -
REST from the day of deposit to the day of va
t:trowel.
AVbourn, from 9 ontil 5 o'clock every day, and Sc
AY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock.
D FTS for eels on England, Ireland, d looting
from £1 upwards.
Flogident—STEPHEN RAWFORD.
Vreastryer—lASlES R. HUN T ER.
PLO' Y PINK. Anhoarr,
AMERWAN SAVING FUND.---00M
ally's Building, southeast corner WALN IYI
and I ' OUETH Streets. Open daily froin I till
( moo , and on MONDAY tillB in the evening. This
Old Institution has always paid is full, on demand.
without notice.
MT/OET FIVE FEB OENT.
All sums paid baok. o u demand., in gold andetver.
TRUSTE_ES.
ALEX. WHILLISIN, President.
ISAML. WORK, Vies President.
John O. Farr, T. E. Ha sr, ,-- Geords Nugent,
John Aura, Jr., Semi. T. ns, Alb. u.Roberts.
John Ai man, Jon t H. H. Eldridge,
Wm. J. °ward. , J O •tiI.V I II.ISON Treasurer.
JOHN O. SlSlELSOorotary. cull-Ym
PRING GARDEN SAVING FUND,
N. 7 Office, 391 North 111111 D Street, between Vine
and Callowhill. incorporated by the Logi.,future April
14th, 1861. - Open for Depends and Filynientri p from
9to 2N, o'clock. Also. on MONDAY and THURSDAY
EVENINGS, from 5 to a o'clock.
interest dyer cent. per annum. Deposit Ora can with
draw their Moneys by °hooka, if desired. Seeded Do
Veit , readmit,
JAMES S. PRINGLE. President..
FIZ•NOTI. Hal,. naoratar, ausO-Irlr
BUTLER' 1 - 1013b.E,
No. 112 SOUTH SIXTH. Street,
Opposite Indopendenee Square.
Comlooted on the European plan.
Accessible at all hours.
sef6•Dm A. R. LUKENS. Proprietor
A 7.13151 EA I AVOMEA 1 AZDALEA 1
AZUMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA
PROF. MORRIS' AZUMEA BAKING POWDER
Mmantaotured solely at No. 62 North FOURTH
Street, and for pate bY Grown ffenerellf. selli•dmit
'TART'S DIGESTIVE.—To invigorate
the.digestiye orgro.—Thoge who profess to take
no medicin we it for to strengthening otietitiss. bold
IV W. and DUSON, orthealit corner of TENTH . end
ARCH, other Druggists'. 003-18 t.
RTEREOSOOPES AND STRREOSCOPTO
P- 1 Beeetablon. Eye-alaaann.
AS idesoopen. and MI kind of Optical and Mathe
matical Unarmed's. at
M. J. FRANKLIN'S:Optician.
if 112 M. FO UR TH 'street. below Oheenut.
CARDAMOM SEED, MALABAR-1 case
(or NCO. WETHARILL & BROTHER.
selo 47 mid 49 Nnet.h SECOND Rt.
ZINC' GROUND IN OIL, .Brown and
I IEXILL
ol2 nt W lga
Lnudtou red
n d l4
Mor ea • l N `W4E
.I~tiJ~L+'~li~::i'i a,
CONOERT HALL.
NO PERFORXANCE TO -NIGHT. - •
NO PROFEMOR ANDERSON.
NO MAGIC.
kgr In consequence of the Hall being encased for the
Exhibition of the Horticultural Society,
PROFESSOR ANDERSON •
is under the necessity or postpon:ng the production of
his NEW PROGRAMME until
(I'o MORROW EVENING, (WEDNERDEX.)
tVALNIIT-STREET THEATRE'.
• • Rote Leasee..--- —Mrs. M. A. GARRSI74I. pi,
Ittse 'Manager —.-.... Mr. WAIL A. MORA. ,
Bottum Arent— • Mr. JOB. D. Nu ILI%
31 18 (ItiiiSiii) MFENIND.
FAIRY eLDDLE.
gifo n l *3l ' 4 a e
r °I" - 1- Mr. Barn') Witham.
DO
LO Barney Whims.
PRINCE DOLOROSO. '
Prillloo Dolorosa .... Mrs. Barney vt' Wilkins.
l' twin AISSURANCE AND YANKEE Moo
Pat .• • —..-- —• •'. • • Mr. Barney willfams.
Mao/. ••- • • •—•• ••••• • - • • M rs. Berner Williaml•
Doors open at a ouarier . 1 .
41.7 n /Nook ; porformanors
aotamenaa at 7,4" o'olork. 1161 - Prices aa itrual. .
WIT.EATLEY & CLARKE'S ARCILST.
THEATRE.
THE Lim NIGHTS!
THE AST ItITS !
TITHE GREA COMBNATION ISF
THE ROYALIST!
ndTHE 'ROYALIST!
a
THE MERCHANT AND HIS CLERKS!
THE MERCHANT AND RIB CLERKS
CROWDS! CROWDS ! CROWDS!
eeenre your mate at once.
Curtain meson the Royalist at a quarter to 7 o'olook
IVY cDONOUGfi'S OLYMPIO (Late GAIL.
TIEB.) RACE Ftreet, below Third.
HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY 01 SATURDAY
IG BECO N NDWEEKE
of the areal Moral Drama of
UNCLB TOM'S CABIN.
The beautiful CORDBLIA HOWARD es the Gentle
aseisted by her parents. Mlll.O. C. HOWARD as
'lopsy." In which ohm;acter ell stands unrivalled,
Mr. U. C. WARD es •4 St. Clair." the great origi
nal. .1. E. Mc DONOUGH as" Pnineas Fletcher."
Uncle Tom's Cabin every evening this week, and on
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'olook.
Price of admissio clockents; ganuly Cirole.l6 cents.
Doors open at 7 o' to 00altatlacta at 73a o'clock.
CONTINENTAL THEATRE, ,
(Late National .) WALNUT Stmt. above Eighth.
MONDAY EVENING. October 15, lAA
EIGHTH WEEK m ND c P m SIT o VE e
Y EAST SIX
NIGHTS OP TEE SEASON OP
CARRODOBS AND BRARPLEY'S MINEITRELI.
Change of Programme every night.
Butanes. unparalleled.
They respectfully announce
SIX PARAWELLe ISSFORMANCNS. „
" Six uistinot changes of Programmes. One
nightly." Introducmg all the Troupe.
First night of the new burlesque, -
° harpley
" BLACK RICHARD THE TRIED."
•Richard.
8r0wer....._..... ..
....
a5. a5 ......„.........Riehm0nd.
And a great cast.
Doors open at S%; commence at 7V.,. Tickets. 26 cents.
SANFORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
OPEN FOR Tin
ELEVEEABOI NTH STREET
i NV
NEWLY DECORATED AND PAI , NTED.
MR. BALNFORD
gas secured one of the
LARGEST COMPANIES ever presented heretofore,
who will appear nightly.
Hanford will perform every evening.
Doom open at 7; Commence at 7 X.
Admittance 25 cent,. Children 13 °ante. sell-ho
CARL WOLFSORN AND THEODORE
..., T.I3.O3IAS'S SERIES OF SIX CLASSICAL 801,-
R RES. at the FOYER of the ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Subscriptions will be received at the Millie Stores of
G. Andrei & Co., Ildt Chestnut street; Lee & Walker
712 chestrint•street ; Beck & Lawton, Seventh an
Chestnut streets • and Th. A. Schmidt, Juniper an
Chestnut streets,'where the programmes and partied
tars can ba seen se% Ow'
pENNA :MAMMY OF Tll FLNY
ARTS.-1028 CHESTNUT Street.
Containing a largo collection of Parnumgand Scale -
ture t ie now open daily from 9 A. till a .t. M. Ad
amson le ots. ; children under 12 years.lllcents.
SPORTING.
HAMBIMG PARK.-(BEAT
FOOT RACE and :TROT. TERI DAP. at
3 o , olook. A. 8. Routh. Indian, and Young
Sport. Coro and repeat. Trot—Daniel D. Tomp
kins and Uaribaldt, Mile heats—Best three.
SALES BY AUCTION.
PAPER HANGINGS
AUCTION.
HART, MONTGOMERY, it CO.,
No. 32 OREBTNUT Strlli:
Will °loge out the balance of their large Stook of
PAPERS. BORDERS. DECORATIONS, eta.,
AT AUCTION,
On TUESDAY. OCTOBER 16th
Great bargain/ may be had. The DESKS, SCREENS.
SHELVING. and FIXTURES of the Store vitt be WS
at the eame time. . oolt•Rif'
LEGAL.
'MUNICIPAL CLAIMS, PHILADELPHIA ;
October 16.1280.
Notice is hereby given to the owners or the Properties
mentioned in the appended Memoranda of Clsinakthat
wnts of Srire Fatima will be Mimed thereon in thiee
mantles Cron the date herea unless the same are paid
to the undersigned at or before that tim e.
C. T. iIoNSALL, '
Attorney NINTHnt.
No. 116 North Street;
MUNICIPAL CLALIMb FOR PAVING. &c.
City of Philadelphia.to the use of Benjamin Dutton. to
tho use, &a. vs. George 11. Mitchell. owner or reputed
owner, of whoever may be owner. C. P.. Mara Term,
NCO. No. 139. 8058. Lot west side of Amboy thste
Robinson) street. 20th ward. Le feet southward from
south side of Columbia avenue, 32 feet front by 100 feet
deep.
Same vs. Same. C. P.. March Term, MO. No. IM.
8626 i. Lot on east side of Cadistry late Cadwalader
avenue. Mil ward, at e dnce 0f169 feet douthward
from the smith side ofCom b loia avenue; 92 feet front.
100 feet deep to Amboy streeL
name vs. John Mulvaney owner or reputed (Amer. or
whoever may be owner. O. P., Ddeenattor Timms*,
N 0.76. 819.19. Lot on east mde of Amboy stiteat,7loth
oard, 125 feet 8 inches southward front the sou th side of
Oxford e reet ; 16 feet 10 inches on Amboy streets 1 1 6
feet deep to Thirteenth street.
Same vs. Benjamin Bedford, owner or repn'ed owner.
or whoever mar be owner. C. P.. Karat Term, 1860.
No.lBB. $24.79. Lot east aide of Amboy street(late
Robinson). at the distance of 97 f eet northward from
the north side of Oxford street, 284 ward; 10 feet front
on 4, mhoy street, ho feet deep to Thirteenth street.
Same vs.Wllllem R. Isaneen. owner orreputed wiener.
or whoever 'may be owner. C. P.. Maroc Term. Me.
No. 141. $94 Si. Lot on south side of Columbia avenue
and on the veld side of Amboy (tate Robinson) street,
moth ward; 19 feet front on Coiumbia avenueo9l feet
deep.
eame vs... Fame. C. P.. hfareh Term; IE4O. No. 4Z.
6 120 46. Eht south side of Columbia avenueud east
ride of Cadbury (late Cedwalader) avenue, 20th wand;
18 feet front on Columbia avenue, 61 feet deep.
Same vs. Charles B Kimball. owner or reptited owner
or whoever may be owner. C. P., December Tertu,
1559. N 0.79 82594. Lot month side of Oxford street.
143 feet eastward from the east rode of Brown Street,
20th ward ;10 feet on Oxford street. MI feet deep.
game vs. Same. O. P., December Term, lee 9.
625.04. Lot south side of Oxford street.lo feet east
ward from the east side of Broad street, La want; 16
feet front on Oxford street. 53 feet deep.
Same vs. Same. C. P., Pecember Term, lea No. St.
626.94. Lot south side of Oxford rarest, 175 feet eut •
ward from the east side of Broad street, MO ward; 16
feet on Oxford street and 63 feet deep.
Same vs. Same. C. Y., December Term. 166 e. N 0.82.
32.3.94. Lot south aide of Oxford street,l9l feet east
ward from the east side of Broad street, 20th ward 16
feet on Oxfotreet and D e cem berp,
hams vs, h ams . C. 2., Term. 1869. No. 83.
625 91. Lot south side of Oxford Street, Itir feet teirxt.
ward from the east side ..f Broad street.lOth ward ;
feet on Oxford street, and 53 feet deep.
game vs. Same. C. P., December Term, UV. Ne.B4.
623 24 Lot south aide of Oxford street, and on the west
stde of Cadbury avenue, 20th ward ; la lest on Oxford
street and &I feet deep. oola tont
MMUNICIPAL CLAIMS.—Notico is here
bT given to the owners of the properties:men
tioned In the appended memoranda of Clams, tint
write of more (notes will he tainted thereon, m three
months from the date hereof, unless the same are paid
on or beloro that tttne. _
. .
LEWIS C. CASSIDY,
Attorney for Claimant.
213 South SIXTH Street.
The City of Philadelphia, to nee of James bleCaulley.
va. Win. itleDonald. owner or reputed owner, &o.
Corr mon Plena, heptember Term, /859. No. , 138. Cul
vertiug. 5r6.77 Lot and len.dines west aide Alder
street. 133 feet north ef Master, 31 feet on Alder street,
53 feet deep.
Same vs. rater Martin, owner or reputed owner, &e.
Common Plena, Septet& n 'Penn. 1869. No. Int. Cul -
vertloe. 8107. Lot and both:hags on emit side Alder
attest, 118 fret north of Master strzet,lB feet on Alder
street, 100 feet deep. ee.75-tu/8t
IVIIEREAS LETTERS OF ADMINL§I
tration upon the Estate of JOHN RANKIN,
deceased, have been granted to the Stibsoriber. all
persons indebted to said - Estate are requested to make
pay urtent, and those having Claims against the same to
present tnein to
REBECCA RANKIN Atimirdstratrix,
Or to her Attorney, wk. B. HOOD
aur-tu-6t 242 South FIFTH street
IN THE ORPHANS' OOFIRT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
In the matter of estate of HARRIS COLEMAN, do
(sensed.
- -
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle.
and Wad the account of !MAC NATHANS. adminis
trator of the estate of Hernia Coleman, deceased, and
to report, distribution of the balance M the bands of the
admuttiptrator, will meet the parties Interested, for the
PtlrSoette ot hut appointment, on MONDAY ,October
at four o'olcck in the afternoon. at his cities. at the
southeast cornor of EIGHTH and LOCUST Streets.
0011--thsatuet DANIEL DOUGHERTY, Auditor.
NOTICES.
NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN THAT
:polioy No. 217 in the PPNie MUTUAL Linti
INSURANC- COMPANY, of Philadelphia. has been
boat or mial.id, and that application has been made for
a duplicate. ocla•ttuft.
NOTICE. —An Instalment (being the
Third /of Fire Dottare_per Share 05 the Capital
Stook of the OBRMANTOWN PASSENGER Rita.
WAY CO, is called, payable on or before NuLYAMBEit
..ii I sth next.
ocs-tio WM. SINOERLY, reo. and 'Prem.
U.YbiNASIIIM.—The Philadelphia Phy-
Coal Institute, at the corner of Ninth and Arai
streets. for the proper development of he a t.h.
mind. graceful attitude, and the cure of chronic affec
tions, by medioal movements, adapted to both sexes. of
e vert ace, bi open for the Wlllter Donnie. After a care •
fnl examination, a number of physicians recommended
this Institute as the best in the Union. wl 'eh opinion is
sustained by Dr. Winshiplthe
_great gymnast) and hun
dreds of pupils who were benefited in it teat year.
Personal attendance is given to cleaves lay Messrs.
HILLRBRAND ar, LEVirs. as well as Mrs. troIS.
'the Institute has a number of large a loons fitted us
lot the different rums and classes; also dressing and
drawing rooms.
Office in the Building. N. B.—Prompt attention paid
to classes out of the Institute.
caila at* Professors BILLEBR &ND St LEWIS.
PHILADELPHIA TERRA COTTA MA
NUFACTORY, SEVENTH and GERM tiNTOWN
road and 1010 CHEsTNUT Street. Vitrified Drain
and Water Pipes Ventilating Flues. Hot,SirlFlues, and
Smoke Flues inarlp of Terra Copra, and of etitabteaisa
for every claw o buildings. .Tfue article is worthy the
attention of all parties putting up buildings. /Aria
size seweragepipes for city drainage , water pipes war
ranted to stand a severe pressure. We are now prepared
to contract with cities or corporations for this ample in
any quantity. We warrant our goods to be equal if not
superior to any other made In the United States or
' W Europeo es. . Ornamental Chimney 'Fops and Garden
MR S. SANDbREN, PROFESSIONAL
NURSE. has opened a Boarding Rouse at No 1011
Spruce street, for the special accomumiation of Invalid
Ladies, and for those coining to Philadelphia to be Con
fined, or for medical attendance, where the/ can have
careful nursing, good board. aid ail the comforts of
borne. Mrs. 8, refers, by permission. to the following
professional gentlemen:
Professor C. if. Moire,Unf it ly Wolter, M. D.,
hD. Omen, _ L. man AL
Professor D..
Professor jos. Pancoast, Pro moor & Jackson,_ .
Isaac Hays. M. D. R. A._ P. Penrose . M. 0.1
Proles: or If. L. Hodge, O. W. Nome. M. D..
J. P. Melee. M.D., Professor 8. H. Dickson.
no& Im
AISECOND-HARR FURNITURE
BOUGHT TO ANY A MOUNT.—Hinelliko"aet•
having artio_es of Furniture., Feather Pods.
Carpets. Mirrors t ko., toitimose of, will get • liberal
each price by applying to WAt 811. Also, en heed, a
seleot assortment of near and second-hand furniture
muted for the city trade.
T. N. WALSH,
ooh-lit. No. 934 MARKET Street, below Tenth. - '
FAIRBANKS' PLATFORM SCALES,.
4 : ll , l ft for "7e by irafatrP-X.lit.
RED LEAD, ((BOUND IN OIL,. Alum:
faotuured and fur salt wsTag,nu,
slontrs., Ma sit atarck wow 941
i. EAtyTMAN , iroprietor