The press., October 20, 1860, Image 4

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vas 1.24.01114111jC5.71.10X AT liellitoN—Tele 'DIX .•
• ',44: , .1.,i09 ..-.4otiDor. !
la - refiGrAt' proilenzation of Mayor •
"= 4l " tleellatlV the'itogratii,
Eli - sad the mehoolit all diem fli
zzlithaterlp.llo”.l7loo illasitie'maill WWI With!
.!' pittittalkiljili 3 611i - roOti of the Revere
?A l= llM an4 Am -,7llletwnir , The moat was grown.
.744 Ilatirr47B'“Neteeltft-. The fiaditai ;
' tAhe Kite ease, end the Vest of .
=2l Mtniaa„-,lClfirmoon waiting th e :
lee. Oct Reed, who, MA ,
.Z'tio r. ii l e ~ esperWil - ore' l
tae
ilia;:
. ..laid thPlieekeeleg t Rhef trend'
- Ilia Gain moyailart7 were eeeVeYe: l
lf,, ' ''' .etWirdid atreetr-te ,WI itiOrePX lr I
i - ,... i -i r the aapauoeliiiniii,:tfliere Wine •
'41111.' aO/011Wthiifillie q04110li„
*
r,.• 411:11 - And , a ;MO thetire - d , re:rider*.
- 'ap k i -", -
wool the Ithaca' tit the %Verner
r:IS 1 11. i miuoi i
is , , y his being the only in.
ziztaii i i e,, Us been wlling.,kl have
r plelab s... ks . tzeZteee.:Astf.tie firPett4 hilt
Attkat b rollows : - ! .
wit g
n i,„,,...... at I weleem i i your'
~ .z.-z '' - WU* 'llosiosiolirsalthLof . ion-,
. -ehiseelier sad - extend - to: ye ti :the ; tacit; Orilla
lltite *OW Thil Wm miaow . , with
a Pelleeme, .
4,,,,
,h i titill, tir , spolutg lear Tid o
io ttm, i ;:nu rtain eo at n e a hl ten ita t,
~ 11$ , ' lintel rignt So isy, so near ite tor
, a ir. :', - triaLiamosedirdr, yo hi lizeiritith yea
l OW
toff - ,tialtafilM/f l / 1 /Mit'itif - ' Mar people. Of ,}tassochtt,
- setts for ~ j oacilialw.ratain to your Mende
,r i:, =na4o: 412,-00007. ' iill tit' Me , 'are i ' , at4r / U law and:
*-eerl.yon .”
iselooira ; r
I ",F 111 , 101 % irl_liAtthhAPtel f Prsa ieee,'•,,filo , '
j ., ,, . - ame paid
,des suite::
,1 - ilitietileeltedee PlitVhefellitee id the
Rim Departateat of" "Govirnmenb--his
t Governor, the ireatkunlin of.
?.., , At i 7ll(aritlire .: 144• =offi, , ; tad . like jUirretary of
Asa i n n ,i , , i•' rOm
, .:: i
.
„ AfezNiosieargefittleitim mokimieil to were moor
- Meet bilks Potrote;:avito lip* • bands OtordlaLy:
• with the aide, when ,ate had sbehliefore.
, - ma' ititreisiHeammw- _ , ',
~•4;')4
i, ~
ter, eifiiiiklidly elParlimied, weizi proVided
~, fee ,tRe 4 rirlaws. mull lad% who' as well ss the Go
- mime an&vall.V.werti I drisged in fall uniform.
The troole,meathelfteTat-thi”tholif4Pd. were
1 * :geofmn . ap ,atO ; trill three laded of 'a verallelo-
Atri k s" - ;-, ',X.,, lea were Militant the parties
dieercaaarari,:the whole font - fog:One of, the molt
, . lienistlasl apostasies Stir lien : Mr Renwick- Nil
.. limp eseilfikbakie heehaw of this party, bat as the
Giostittior-Giamiria of Caned. sailed ymterilly, for
Metope, amass elk: With*, 'Us ,bean sworn in
.., .. laliatelik he was oriapilledi to' forego the pfesse re,
aistiimpailelked CbsartirafaitterSimanellyme4 Capt. -
De - Wintes,Abralit;tesipi, and appear iii the,
PrineeilludGijor bpi: ~
~ .- ' , .
1; - - ' As theßrineWrode op and down the line's, the
_vast erowds mead* °hewed eontlatioady and, Ras-
idly, to width be responded by' lifft Ids plumed
=lmitd liettilleg his seknowl4gments. The
irreflevilleveat! arida upon the oitizen set
diiiiii_,Moza e_netted,werit.praW "from the Prince
sad Genera Brae who p a re: ,pleised to, express
....thatt - grallieatioa -in "pereeeto: the Aeon. who
wereb a avoided ,41 . the elm of the is.
Too' -grebe amulet be awarded! to
, 4 . - filefeheet
tai Mayeilditioln for: their Rd
.:
.-infiriaoh=ll *walla ,arrillampeats; nor , ein toe
"--%llitt - . `,0.09*. itt VW Chief of Tfaigte;' who
o,!voifilatiM•thitateallafiefilfillithetiel in Sete of big'
•'''lletdritibo* end Mimi - meverity, ' Rom:
_lli. lirikr4 . 4a. the With& '' ' hail ,oiziesion
r :.;!. la fhlogiivalrfreit Idslitatt-Moit ' &agar, and
i , !Amiatitrilllthiglittlis4estata,mrhsto lie wee seised
'"- - Zthe,2l!Pollialsaan, who would - Hasa te - rio ex
- ' tin withimaselfforei pushed" blip -bee*
•••:',,! .Wfilleroirdi - .. , • ! --:••• ; ,
-A MO, , „
'At OM , M 114111 ROOM
- ,ilisi HMrsitiw airaimi promo= watioinied
~,' . whisk irctuidammisti the crooked streets greatlyto,
- .-clajey - ef thepopileet; and which finally deposited
• A meet few at Um Stlitellimee, where the Governor'
- • - arriprepet*statielk." The „room' in which it - was
- 1 , girs* was liffy tostaratty decorated, and; the es
• e ,1 „....„_„, 161110 . 1 ",_,,_ 4 _0 1 F1 8- # ll .l' s in Vital Mi.. , 'The
~: 7 .l.l•FriptAisomisk. 'to obtain ailcnit€.
‘;_ **Ai liteask_ of raloteatt, SD • Colonel 'Reid,
a tly
~,,,, - ,fiefithi ?dace triter a metered eirriage, In
', - le ~1110_ %-illy _Miaveyed to the Revere,
•, - = l ,, ehAelfel,•.Malshtesat of the countless
.
, , , , ,
..,,, --;•"' '-'• • "Illtis affstoor. wsurnemt. - '
..,,• mitefikialliiie and Ipaeefal • oomph meet yet
-1 - Pl i tehleell was the masical &Rival, this after
' ' r 'ma* *Wm were nosed in_ feta -
LI tettwa of sea* itu - lkigille toWatdil 'a
illehtele - . - . ehe_toys on ..thelnalde,-and the
- -e if - , • , . eittellet-the-dask clothing or the
r ecamt
dm bitlllaitt.tollets of the tater.
witb • . 10111k,n4=itir,oithetbeesimsatfoparogneyoyasiof
besides ,
... Vialkit tillrepeeiese lei were densely puked
-.. _tWlLlaikfz-Ivrovit-illimars. - avant, (dullard,
Ramsay jianiaerit. Iflntlemp,', Rollie&
Ww, antethere deal ..Riatial twatirittloh
-", hesifieuthe PriaisiM fasady:frlends, the
4"ertelfh.-,Thfi!mstraise of Jar,..4ll,uxi
-11C.Ititiliikla thr the ; ITlmiltedderatyi' waif the
". Viet littitqpionem - - Tiro . ~same use: was thin;
sad the. main saps -, llfrmit "` God Save'. the
to "w‘ausms all =44 the allusion to
Pdatiorbi, Rile .ind - :Was, received with
Mit egiffkaiL • When he untied and when hi
Aida* Shikaslyetibiptialthfili hull add' ihoutal
nedlif-thi!gtrliczinvierthelr littonter,
MM. The
Prince was daglited and grotilled at
-theilahrela era) "Wad , asidbarireetiog un' enter
,. , . ,
• 'wins • aeon ante, raw, ars..
•
The Government haiddovd..fivai , R cAsitor
:histrirleil ph:timid thersinse and Mr BEM snau
stendhig et the TOmb of Washington. The Priori,
has ahead, graisted.lim Goidterwrrerai opposta
eltl#lPtGit PrOillgietibe 7itati- • •
•=y: Tim mra r l- - - -
lama bloted doddi aid, two hundred and
;t firer Gelds were sold toy
the moos wog about twenty thousand Millais...
The beilloom was eroirded arty, an 1 by ten
Veto* was a piirfeot pus;nll. the house except the
idginittler being - Wed; and even the ,dresolog.
loom and hdoblis crowded. , Three thousand per
,
- .
lb* Pets. was Ma late. Th e audience grew
=t.•—"rhe amid jolayektiittilising point,
o was Wound even alibi, as Ma Royal
'illigkensalaad sat 'oats,. At 10.,,80 'km numbed ,the
thoubtlei'itit was. eonduated • fit gram/ 2 0N to - the
lieeptkeerreope, :Where' hu,larrouged nis
sed• at o.4B,ltabeted a very beadsman sad ale
-dseesi* dl 11 , foltowedd by his entire suite
litral.a*thes„. The bud Ovid a quer medley
e t ..."„tetiltal:..oiterteute, ,, whieh brought in
forty times;' and oe-
Miweadf , bictaluntirsubse in its rendering,
titi Priam sad triatytag the alioady• ex-
ITS,IIIIIIOIII/X01111; ' -
Led by Mayor LiaeolnOho injal ,party then
Saud a narrow passage franitiii totranae to - the
rear, mad basit' tiii tie middle of, the. floir, where,
in a spree half larger saisellt to swing a small eat,
a quit&nthmetia formed: 'SU Prises dueled with ,
Mrs. Mayor Lintels.' `ln ids set' here Lord Rin
ehthbrolto, Mr. With, ,of, the English Legation,
and Col, Oblifirtiring t • Of plasm-forte celebrity. The
kiddie Mu* iktre.''Cltitkaing, Mls Fay, daughter
otiliethead &NOOSE_ 4.; nittli Eli Illgelow. -
inimpsurci mum Amt. 0011111=011 ulnae; , .- , ,
• 'Tkia pieced lad y' who hound the Prinee•th the '
desthe Mae Ilirs.Leovirnor Banhaotho was most
dressed, and did .what very few of his
pas itlY evet attemptstairtained him during
she taleavukel up:4 by sprightly and witty eon
' ~ r l - - • "Diaatall'iON ali /'1 LOWS{ .
- TIM itati opened Jinaithine, Eke that' in New
Tork.,:lor ill.- the emaimittees, being anxious to
speak to the Primo, and - iamb; forwardlo do an,
Mask sat, a missed lowers, mattering its Mon•
lotto ants the Pilau. -Thom were profuse spelt).
gibs; hat tho Pilate - Was laughing so heartily that
he imaidmot bear or 'peek;
Talk lithittesillxo eMMIIIBIII. Of um raping.
Titireird •datimit,' a. wilts, 'the Prince danced
witifitrit!irlitt, daughter of Edward Everett, Land
I Madre of Gov. Wk. of Virginia.
Th. Mutt, the LuMork the Tdnee danced. with'
NW !CtittlipiNol4o4, . daughter of an eminent
b r ilr ilearp Upteuthado hthienif .censpismons by
trying to cleats Vase thethithaturs, and, at the
ennelision of the .7..Matiers,' mild thik Prince to take.
a walk. ':Ehe 'Prince teptlid that lie wthildi walk ,
ahead end, return to_ the same spot, in order 'to"
imillealif thinrowd. The dories was not summand, 1
Iluantlet.. Ye:thou are hot to be taught by lath i
i rth* Mat ; duos, a qudrille, the ,Pdeoe's
SieLlas 'Mime &Mort% gread niece of Lord
~__ , • , •
• - , - . . , . ~
' *l"l tuartf il l ie llO t t e i . sf .I t ratr a k wi"l4l
- _ .
lfigeber, - tax e.
_.. ?, - I . ‘:. loole'LAlmut. vassals.
AlleAkereak ilf the laidles•woris superb, bid; in'
astrattelaes 10414 „erairdVdt4.ltot appear to great
=t l t- bi tttri a rleo estaf only In two". S
Mini Pailtettifir rim lininia area veritati• '
Alifit . .a..latt...braiikfmst-- the -"Priatie granted'aii.
dispute Edward Eroriatt,Litho lntrodueed "Ralph',
ifanthere: Om last serviibig moldier who fought at
ihnither Rilif ../fo to one twothrod peen of egeiand
kie yikkigael ovitim,who.aseqeqpikaled him, 0-16
fear ibildaiverseveatptlir. Tlia'Prinaa was
ver y kbal $ the ekt aeatiattaa, mak quite - won bit' ,
heart;,..ii.:Was ettated - by lb murk, that 4, It
altael. - Watallllie. pm to a body,: thorn'
- :,
,';'.'X:. iitaikititow 'AT attiratt. ' ' •
l ros
ofS/° ftif lootltaloo7o ;A , Quit. tid_apenitatti:
toga' .. 1011; 00114 :: of a throne, - theptmbe o r
Wei* a vary slat yeast iaaa—wortlt
Ellikeell ' .1- lids vaitt ;sysin bee artist bitty
tie
o V i threminw• furthOtheithallas Of tallahnby :
a PO 'WO S 4 loiellaill sallied haiaadP •
Ode ''
.....10etiChows, aid - Wail :have bath la;
ea 'maithitirithla!tereth boo that ties, saitthlit.
,faildmill • ge ea' ineriestifiehtil.ki i , teatime sub-'
kooto of th , O9o!totifathila :the fts et tiatpesii,:.
se Oat, ii,fanif the w tie Nakaf ditto •• hi itill,
sloes/ r . 010 " t Ailg"t• AISILI,7 Al; • te 66,l a
kasd
,_ „.,
- 4.ccimi*--Al.sit FA.lss mu Sso:= .
Le;IF; rkkinewl, : 16 4 , 114.1 or °Week,
1•11 ' •-, -•:' ' ' •.- reep t . 4 011-PWrit iIiCIRS
..,,-10 . 4 , yeativ mk.
•-• A. ~1 1 14 811# _: - ** . t.
S's .4,-.• , - , .... • '11:01tylitio Imo, *ay, et
dml
25i; e. ilimosil . iiiii• liarr il,
ilis - ~ _ sitish4 - ,isseu - swypiail im ^,
, g - , iliiirapiekodvikoc
issift 19 ' - ' • :111 81.166 gam bat Ms
10 " * W eirtt Y r "dli
;st i r; t t rii*
. Jailta iiiii: Aliilled, tad So boy, Is
ow' fl ll / 4 1 W$11:cielth Ws parent( ha
1 1 011111 ., :,5 - ..,17.:ff.V..."Nre
4‘ ,.
: Poilia,i.—Abia•Petenbutt
g il t) 4: 01 _
~,. p kfp4i, lila. frt., Ise the felloyt ,
~ ! !, . .T1- ~n`. •
. !nag e
ski, himixit)l•6 - 61 eotitintie
.SI - rnalioalibmi ' • liso :sosttelmil bo
Ale . las moths, se lat z t io,
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GENERAL NEWS.
3tost .
will be seen
by the report of=Vtillfeedings in the Court Of !Dyer
and .Terminer, thot Edwaril, Sullivan WRO 0Ort•
littiodiof Dabber* hi the - drs4degres`,” It will be
resnanillexid,.that he wig charged - With despoiling
- griten - dtiutiffymen from- littiLawreaqs County,
Iniethea l Aiiiiiii;Uf,lbute.moneY &initiate articles.
Matiltatlitir failotiKnotned %loaf and,Von -Buskirk,
elsgsfgefF* the a ff air, and both are now 11l
the-State prison Zen ten-year The ease
4m:dragged ._along two or thile-yelirfiAlurhig •
Prt awn
IC inriis liffifforpty:m ir and
u liven broke - Id! once or iwkwrittiettLand it was
*Jong - while liftifthfrW aii i - T g . w" at.
Visited at =Flag ;some mekt c a fe , on the vie•
difteineditilbrrittoWitaetis, but
at laid hit Walkdisoluirged cd ble owirreetignizance.
Hi` has made fear or live journeyi While from St.
:fillirone.: o . o , l3 * - 4 0 .thilliftf o rt l itrlIT A / 14 of &P
-lated:4 t0. tUur1:1014 1 ',0 4 4 1 9. , , , Several times the
vrillorrinrioitioned,at.the'request,of 'counsel for
thelinlprits. - 4-if Sektiter;Demoerat:
Tail origin of the - :end EL. D.
datiSabask - ro thelwellthneitury; at. the first el:
- ,tabliabantait ofikelunivereltiee; andwerethen. held
eateemf , l'Thelirstprson apOEPWhom the
Utle, VitelOP,Wif effM%reed ;raaii o aa. a
I latariliqfgladel'Aflaw, at the liaiversity of Bo
e, itideeid3 the: Ereperefr,,hotharie IL,
whoa' . . eheneellorle was, to create title, and
,he Modal, was the firet:reeiplent of It: Be was
AndeVueiOr two* University. Subset
fifientlY the titlimasherrewed ,by the fancily of
theology, nid frdt eonferred' by, the ,linlyarsity of
Paris en Peterlsitobard; the celebrated scholastic
theologian.. William Gotdenio was the" dist per
son upen.whonr *otitis of Doctor of Mediane was
bestowed,rwho received It, from the College of Asti
*1320. , „For 'several ages the *Ornate, was a
title initiated with high honor but in the present
century, And upsoittilyin this. Country; there are
so many tbonosods of them that the title is greatly
diminished-in value, and now heals , worth hay-
Taw English Journals are fairly sulphurous
'with cautioned istatistios of the inliereal prepare.
detUr•for war isesi going on in , Great, Britain.
Thai IrWaliioldinas are full*ofaciainots of volunteer
*4014 rifle '.looting, and cannon' roadie).
Their scientific columns tall us alloboutihe Menu.
--44*Tli.-4fith-0-i-Kl*-11Wingiginkfthe.,neit-L" rifled
ithot•giaM' half invented conical bait"
that will ll,.evewithin forty rods of All
'pastwhiz. fa fallss- , England frightened ? or
ohs playing at- madonna - inventions and prao
lee, as IrSokee - bOyi play .at training? Or is the
old*.Saxon • Berfliwitir .:madness coming , ou With
seven•fold 'fury; ssidri to culminate in O grand roar
af"dellintiv all; the notions, of the. earth? At
present united opinion of Christendom be
ieves that an
- afprefiriate affirmative answer to
the &Oaf thee! questions may be sorely snide.
.Sirelousz—/ - '/ Pantiancisn
Etonian or $4OO IX :evening, as the
10 o'clock 'train' was' about leaving Syracuse, a
westward passenger discovered that he had been
robbed Of $4OO, whit& belted upon his person. A
telegram was sent to Officer Sherman, but too late
to reaoh him in time for hint to be at the depot.
()Meer campbell, however, hOppened to be pre
sent when the train arrived. „He went through the
train; and searched several persona, but with no
siteoem., The thief probably went east, as it Is not
likely that he would come upon - the same train
with the person whomine had relieved of hit gold.
—Rochester Exprent.
Lotioitolays Expnoinott.-L4 telegraph from
Syron" Mo., to - the St. Louie 'Reioilican says :
"
The: freight train plug down 'met with an acci
dent- about half peat twelve o'clock to-day, (Tues•
day, the -2d Inst.) The' boner of the Pacific, No:
S, exploded withitsirrible foroe, blowing 'the fire
men foity yards** a oorn field, and killing him
'instantly. The engineer was taken out of the
wreck horribly / mangled, and lived only a few
hoots. Mr.-Iless, who bad a large stook for the
Jefferson fair; was badlyirdured, and a young man
in his employ cannot poodblj-survivc Fourteen
cattle-eare - were wreaked and piled 'indiscrimi
nately Upon each other:' The track was torn ,up
forty yarda;'an'd several fine bulls and other cook
were killed."
Eine - emu AT Viciresuza.—We copy from
the Vieksburg Sun of the 11th loot. • '
• The saw mill visited by L. Brien Oo., situated
at the foot of Washington street, up the river, was
seriously damaged yesterday morning by the ex
ploitive p the holler, Woxvlsited'itte scene of the
-moister immediately after it • &mired, and every.
thing we saw that walooineetsd with the mill was
in estate of. topg-turvjtude.* The boiler Wu sent
upward into the air by the - foreebf the steam, to a
instance of Aniarly thirty feet, while the chimney
waspropelied by the satne force one hundred and
'fifty feet. No person was killed, - although two
"arose were Injared.
.:,11[WrriltaiOus DIDAPPBAZAN9Ni—A lad named
James Maier disappeared from his home itTenn
Yin;anorak 'weeks rinse, under unaccountable
elrettmatances: The Olitortildo says that he is the
eon of. Yalta( ff. Oilier, of Abet awl the
slagabirity Of his absence is greatly ino4aesd by
the quiet sad amiable ohs/actor 'he has always
maintained. Be has always Wan highly esteemed
as a good boy, in the just and emphatic sense, of the
terns. WA parent - and friends would be much
rejoiced to learn - or his Whereabouts, if well altos
ted, and it would allay their anxiety to hear where
he is In any event.
UNITED STATICS SNIPS IN TIM PAO:IOIO.—We
learn front ari Attentive correspondent at Banama
the following faits in regard to the whereabouts of
ticvernment AIM& In the Paoifto : The fl4gsbip
Lancaster, `of • the ,Peolflo - squadron, is at (Watt ;
slso"at the lama. place, the War-steamers Wyo..
Mink , cud Marrageneett ' The St. Mary is at Pa,
name. The Oyu, ID on the Mexican coast. There
is noilnitsd States teasel at Aspinwall, except the
stereddp,Falestrath. •
Ptnetiomr: TO Pirr, CAssox TO.—We see
;that s brain' kites of 'the Virgin Mary was re .
eently'iningurated on Mount Coloollio, at Puy,
'Prase4;Mbledt4Otltroließliianand mut fifty up,
The bturisi ti - Outt f# twoltandroM and - thirteen
Suitunient, laiten'At • isitf ; , gfiesi , by' the
'Mich -Emperor: The statue - is - upward§ of„ fifty
het. high, - and attedits of one hundred and - twenty
pieces -fastened Angether. In the , interior is a
wiralialalairelies al In. the °alumna of the Place
11VMM:et suid'Ofthe Place de le Beadle.
L:,:1311,11, , ZAKATe , B11111.1111.01X1131T TO ::11t = GOA
vanno.---The Commissioners of the Oanal Fund
wet in Albany - oil the 16th nut., and- dtreated the
auditor to unrest $400,000 of the ()anal revenues' in
**Vats tax levied to oompletadthw enlargement
work. By Xi doing, the eoitraeting bead will be
in Binds to_ oirry on the work this winter, at the
Obeli tit navigation, without waiting for the tardy
eollintlon and return of the tax.
Carious Will of a Eiontliern Planter.
Ad iced gentlemen, a planter in one of the
Southern ittetes, hujest died, leaving a fortune of
8100,000, which Is to be disposed of
the provisions of his will, and - that document is as
follows:
bequeath all ity streets to the children of my
biother, on the following, conditions : Desirous of
markingm sense of the sorties which my New
y
foundland dog rendered me in, saving my life one
day reboil I, was drowning. and wishing also to pro
vide for my housekeeper, I appoint my said house.
keeper -nurse, tutor, and mother to my deg. My
natural heirs shall, on thiseoconnt, pay to her, out
Of my entire fortune, a dilly sum in the following
manner The daily - payment shall continue so
long as' the dog "shall live, not one second longer.
During the, drat year after my decease, or for so
much °fit si the dog shall live, Art.y. housekeeper
shall , ;reisive $5 a day.; the immadyear she shall
remlys Wider; As :third`year 916; and so on,
until' the death 'of the doge In the course of the
month', hi: which the deg shill - die, there shill be
paid to mrhouitentiptir 'foreveryday'of the dog's
existence $125: ' On, theAsy of his death, she shall
be' paid per hour of the does life $250. In the last
hour of his 'shall receive for every minute
that he lives $375; and for every second of the last
minute- $5OO. -My notary is charged with =per.,
intending the carrying out of my whi."
• This eccentric gentleman appears to have enter ,
Mined for his deg santinients similar to Byron's
What thileirs will think or do we cannot sty, but
we - shall be much surprised if Ihat'dog lives •many,
houri longer. Supposing him to'die at 59 minutes
and 69 soloondilafter 5 o'clock on 'the 30th day.of
the month, - the sum to, be paid to the housekeeper
would be: „
30 days,". at $125 $3,150
11.hcars,' gt $250: • , 2,750
59 minutes; at $375 '2125
59 wends, at $5OO 29 500
Totsi
PARSE NOERB , A.RitrtED.
In steamship Stets of Gegfa ft . from Savannah —Fte,
&mak Proctor. Wallace 8 lebeok, Mrs W Good
man and two children, Thos . Holland, and one in the
steerage, - ' '
.
tiLIbADELFRA. BOARD OF TRADE,
9Feiza t OLA .
AVM*, 07 viz Mnow
.
LETTER DADS
At the Merchants' Exchange,
9t'lp elarakin. T05t1nn4...,.......„_.,L15ern00l soon
snip 'Wm unmonsins.cons— imp
Ennis Dillik_tilatedsll,—,..;—„Lonson, soon
qi,Brgirrighziwrizeratiati anon
gDo lawn. —JR inol Manus :soon
Teton Common, Bimini— soon
Sobs Onsooo. TOtnitt----,,K7sno de en ba. soon
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
,PORtVOF PHILAtiELPHIA. Oct. 20 1060,
UM .
W ,: f!6-BUN NETS-, IN
• --
_ ..
AMUSED.
Btaaraship Dorton, Crocker, gp hours from New York.
with rodeo and ',Am asser' ki Jag MOM i dloe Paw sohr
palatal maim, (muses May. bound up; a b ark of the
Ledge, bound down; bark D 0 Adam; for Now Orleans,
shove the Dods"; bug Rollo. for Hottest, off Bombay
Hooka foreign rull-rlsged brut above L.non's. heating
r 74 .:t; . `.M`ll,ll:::n . "4 1 .1.Tlii'l IL41111: off
U 818 ateatrighl Mate o+Tilllk Grrvin, ID ileum
fiat
, waniTah, with Jr .... 4 ...... m . t . tif i eron,
from rrelfo l irriphribWredgetia ll 7. s go A r M, 5 14 1 :4
steamsti o eines@ mats, Ontilmi south of Frying Pan
tlards, ring south. -
hip
f foming, Barton, SS dug fmm..Liverpool, with
es art ist'saiwasgers to oope wroa Towed no by
th liai rliij e tih r WM L I P 8 r e l gs a ltuf ;lag i rs! ... F 4lT:ito- -
lasses to .........ght - . Co. s.gperuntoed hem., weatbor
lai l lifur i Teltdf, OW Churehlll, from London , via
loianuouth. B. 6 days. with chalk and maokerel to B A
der Is p, , . .
--_, rig Bash Berolos, Clark, from Now York.
:rrig W i se ?Bohol', ;flab? fffnig ido odon•
: firvait i aik.ixtr4 T ,' r Q
.11inswtonn. '
ilif i tts, m irlit frit, Zwi'AtTitoston. with salt to
41Thr ni t
VW' cinder, Dorman, 4 days from Albany, with
lumber to IS Iton & Co.
Beil o Ply. bowman. 4 data from Lynn, in ballast to
L A n it co, ~
with Ltle to W i nlo ri rlfays Mom PronnostoWn,
Behr o ptgoiNburehill, a Lys from Plymou th , wi th
I r t i i 'White Data l ttlefisid, II days from Batton, with
I talkk.ll days from Portland, with rodeo
1 4 6;
~..4%,„kVamman, A dayS from Newburyport, wi th
it- wood.
ic A r i . e.
-Igl i l i r k aM il IC./ clay from Smyrna, Doll, with
• ' ; Meta , -1 day from New Castle. Del,
' V v. • l* . ' 4 7rtu i ton. '
' .
1. 'i . t . • . ; - I. mit n• '
-;:- ", gw. ~ , from Boirtori.
r - VI . foot ; ; •,, -
. or l ie . 'i .- .ii 4 l. fr om ''ro ' ' ' doge.
19 hr • su ' rug, ' ' /141 fronallow Bedford.
ti l '' 1 ' Norio?. from NewboryporL ,
~, hr
_Ono*. Vbew../pra , new York.
' 'Mohr i tiii b li n irsl e *,lg liii'l fi head.
i eninnt V e. la Muni rom New York ,
with mdim to Id Go
co
•
~, •.,-,;:,; '2? iimum.
iratitip Gilt °!-. P,o9lridclattoli•il, Richmond, T
r . timril 4F., , Mlls.Dittnn,Bantittleh. Alex
lir , rogWiFiliiiiiii...:)?l,iii..iialeirif Elinalokson ' &
0 Chaloser,Klualy,BuStois.
do . •
Brig Wm riloholo, Do OWL' Bostdrir .1} Audinrind
& co,
BrigVhatEdirartrathoto. 0044,p; Pietist - on - it Coif. ,
Brig Cobok, "out,ii*mmott & °aid-
Whi4t. %. • •
,-1011tpikAallilltkW arOr:del100. -
Bohr ari Buren. wellSk'a W
rlestawki.
Bohr Halo. riewmath.nevtatrlzart, A Wood
Bohr Gazelle, Playloral ea burnout, L Andenned & Co
Bohr Fly, Chessman, NewEort, • do
Bohr Union, Libby, Baotou, L Bothorme & Co,
Bohr J G Baboook, Jeffries. Llostbn, do
Bohr Aid. hadloott, 800t<0..0 A Heoksohor & co.
Bohr U • Green, Weaver, waohington, Hayes & God
shall.
Bohr Vadat Share, Haley, Richmond, Binniakson &
Glover.
Behr J P Cake, Endioott, Rinhmond, Van Damen, Nor
ton & Co. • . •
Bohr Damon, Pitcher, Boston. do
Bohr S Mandl, Mathias, Rlohmond. Reading RR Co.
flohr trtublitsop,'Norfolk, J treat & eo.
Fr ft L fia l it u aNlti a rro n re f . Jr . Y6 : It° & Co
BY TELEGRAPH.
(Correspondence of The Press.)
„ - , • SAVANNAH, VOL 18.
Arrived, New'Ensland L from Liverpool; bark
Morton, from New York; brig Harps, from Beirut.
leerreepondenoe of theildladelphia Exohanged
LEWES, Dol.. Oot. 18.
A bark and two full-rigged bilge came in yesterday,
and 'far, t:ll44l.l.eirr tra g n i o s hO n o g f
the Breakwater. oohr Hortensia remains ashore on the
point otthe,Cepe. Wind BE ,
Veers. N. W. HICKMAN.
tiiieriesponden3 of The Press.,
HAVRE DE OBACIrs. Cot. 19,1860.
The-Wyomtng left with 6 boats, laden and consigned
as follows:
Flemington Mills, flour and feed to li 0 Mytinger;
D Triune lumber to RI Trumjl & Bon; North Star, do to
Malone d Taylor; Joseph B Lawrence, do to dalepn;
Emblem,ooal to Delaware City. •
(Ourespondenoe of The Frees.)
RING i Oot.
The following boats from the Union EA
C D anal ssued in
to the Bohnylkill Canal to day, bound to Plutadelphia.
laden and consigned as follows:
Alma, blooms to Trenton Iron Co; Farmer, lumber to
idu
John Craig; Ciroaaman, do to H Deyr; Pennington
& Raymon. do to Jan Haley; SE Carmony, do to Jones
& Co: C 0 Itiokets, do to Jones & 801)11.._J & D Richard.
bark to Wm & A Fichthorn; George &Oharles, grain to
Humphreys, Hoffman & Wnght.
MEMORANDA. _
Ship Mart Washington Tinkham, for Philadelphia,
Sailed from love rpool OM imit. • -
Ship Mattapan, Dunbar, from Calontte, arrived at
j3oston With inst. •
ShipPiniaiti :ones, for APalsoldoola 9th twit, wan
advertised as
of,
velpool 6th. .
113110 Witch the Wave. Todd. for Philadelpiumns;
advertised at Dondon 6111 inst. •
alffkl—MariALAmitha Or Riolunond, cleared at New
Urkima inst.
narx-Charier A •lazi Abswida.virate at Port Au Pnnoe
i k e Set r ign l i e ltar t ig a ior • Phtl delthia;
was
atseniet,
ibraltar6677thultJ
Mohr Kansas, fkisinaTi kenos, /tripod at Alexandria
16th inst..
Bohr Banging, Newell, flange, arrived at Norfolk 17th
instant.
.Bohr Shenandoah, Blackman, for Philadelphia, at
Newport 17th nut.
t3ohr Americ& for.Philadolkhisi sailed from New Ha
ven 17th tap.
Bohr Ban saint*, tor- Philadelphia, ;ailed from New
London 17ilunst. e :
• Elohr U & T Gramm Healer, for Philadelphia. sailed
from Pawnisket.l7th
inst.-
Nora OFalco. Niok•Mon, W W' Mato . , Norton, M H
Mifflin, Book', and. A Jenninge. Lake, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Providenos 17th inst.
Bohm J Turner, Crowell, end A S Simpson,
_Chem.
from Providenoe for Philadelphia. arrived 4t Newport
16th toot :
Bohr Starlight, York, hence, arrived at Porttbind 17th
Fainsta h nt.
c t hr Wave, Merritt, henoe n arrived at Boston 16th
instant.
f .gitessaer Move, enuttley, hence , &Trivia tit Bart
ord nth init.
PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDINO'S PREPARED GLUE!
OPALDING'B PREPARED GLUE!
BPALGING'S PREPARAG GLUE!
NAVE THE PIECES!
ECOHOMY: DESPATCH
Wir" A firival IN TIMM 8AVIII.NINII.""Vi
As accidents will happen, eves en teell-regulatedfami
fies t a is very desirable to have some cheap and con
ventspt way torrepairing Furniture, Toys, ()weer,'
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all suoh emergencies, and no household can afford
to be erithoug it. It iY always ready,and np t 9 the stiff
ing
point. There IS no longer a necessi ty for limping
chairs. splintered veneers, headless dols. and. broken
cradles. It is just the article for cone shell, and other
ornamental work, so uplink/a' . with ladies of reftnement
a l i his A:nimble preparation is used cold, being ahem i
cally lied in solution, and tiossessinf all the_ valuable
used In
of the test oabinet-makers Glue. it nig', be
used in the place of ordinary mucilage, being vast y
more adhesive.
"USEFUL IN EVIAY NOUSE."
N. B.:—A Brnab mammies each bottle, Pr ft • *1 08Ntit
WHOLIS AIN DEPOT, NO. NI PLATT ST., NEW You.
Address HENRY 0. SPALDING A CO.,
Box 3,000, New York
Put up for Deniers In otoeucondstninp tout, slat,
and Melva dozen—a beautiful inthographio Show-Curd
moompanyina each PaOkuire.
WA maple bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED
Ghousehoi d LUE will save ten times its oat annually - to every
:01
Sold by all prominen_t Stationers, Driipsists, Rant-
Ware and F'urWture Dealers, Grooers, and Paw
Stores.
Country_ merehattts siipAd make mating of SPALD
JAG'S PREPARED GLUM, when up their hat.
It will stead any olimate.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
USEFUL IN EVERY DOUSE.
SPA LRIWPS PREPARED GLUE%
1104 D BY STAT/OPWRIL
SPALDINGT PREPARED GLUE.
- • SOLD GY DRUGGISTS.
SPALDNG'SPREPARED GLUE
BOLD .131 - RARDWARE onixds.
sPALDINGT VAIEPAPLED OLM ,
301,07 - ,ormousur,vuomosnixe mho.
•• • • ,
eramolviummaro GLUE
BOLD Warfrumullias DEALERba
SPALINGI ERE_ PARED GLUE
SOLD DY PANCY•GOODS DEALEAS...-
SPAI.DII4B PREPARE/ GLUE.
SOLD EX OROOE
Npu t reorturitzPANW_GLUß. •
SOLD COUNTRY SIERORAiffd GENERALLy
Mame& tared tor •
!MAY O.I334LDINIik.
Address Poet Moe: it PirellA e t,
de. Y°Tk.
Annexed is en Alphabetical List of Articles whiohi if
niefalneas
damaged, may be restored to their original strength and
by
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
A_ MendeACCOUNT BOORS-- . -.—. A
8.-Mends BUREAUS.-- --...---- --..........8
0-Mends CRADLES ........- - —..0
1 . ....7.1121:EfittREc -- . ----------7. :E
S::::Eni:turPAki . ' - :::=:::::::77. - 1
r::: :2 Arawisiiii;:..::==: - ::::F
1
...-
11....-,. ends KNOBS.
1.--Mende LDATHER-W130......q=...-....1.,
91- .14330 MIRAL_QR-FRAMES.—....— -.ld
NN -.Mends D8.13.P05T5.....-....--...31
. ...Mends OTT KANS.:. .. ,-- .. ..... - -.0
i..... Mends P 0•FATE5.................... ..... __,l.
iv ?
-.,Mends
,Q. Lry ME5.....—............1
-.Mends R OKIN -ROUES —--
S.... Mends SOFAS.
T.... Mends TABLES.--.....,,_ ..... ...-.......T
O-..Menda OMB_RELLA-STIGES.— - II
V-Mends VASES --..--.---V
W -.Mends WIR-80XE5...,, —.W
X-Mends XY OGRAPRIO-WORK.-----..X
Y--Mends , VA D-STICKS. - -_. --- -- Y
2--Mends ws KYR W00D 7 W610.,_ ,• z
.9.---In donoluelon,SfALDlNG'S P PARE CLUE
tenseral in /abrasive and Sa oole.
1-.11. -.Mende sons-,
_......_:._19.... 1
L...P....Mends PITCHERS-- ..... -- ..... P.... 3
3.....•-.. Mends ACU_QRPEO_NI3.--....._ __A.- .. 3
4... t ...Mends LErrrEH-SEALLIND _ ~. . .... 4
L.. ....Mends DAGUERREOTYPE CA5E11 . ..11.... I
1L... fdends IMAGEBEL.,,,-...,._ I - .. 6
T. -.N. -.Mends NEW BREAKAtiES -.....11- .. I
8- -G. -.Mends GUN EITOOKI3.---G.... 8
9.-- 8.-Mends BOHOOL-BOORS.-....-.-... S-- 9
11L....t-Mende PARASOLS . —.-- P.... 10
1L... -Mends RULERS.. ......._. ~....,..„13....11
IL_ -. ..Menthe ELEDTRIDA,L MAOHINEI3..K. .18
IL-P.-Mends PAPER- 13 0131013.—....P.....is
it.:4:::l: r affoli A 8 ..._.,..... - . 1s o fi
i 5.... .Mends RASE HANDLES.. - — . E.: -IS
17-D.. Mends DESKEI .. —B-17
v l3l".±...hlendefill..OßEl3 —.- G..... 18
19 • Mends LOOSENED LBAVRI3—.-L....19
SO- ;...Mends _Upholtered PuRNITURE-.1.1-90
Mends ESSG-BEATERS - -.„-.. —E-2I
V —.Mends ACO RN - WORE »._..._....» ---m
as__ .._....Mandi D E811:110ARDS —.33
31-.....- -Mends F IDDLES -,.... ,_ _, p 4
13-.....lltendsilHELL_7( . - ....... 16
98-- Mends FI_LLET-WO
j l i --- —93
X ----Mends 1110 BY-HO . —37
19 —Mends KA OS OP 13 ---•--- -.in
211 Mends HO -BOXES . •- - _no
30 -..Mends PICT E PRA MA --.30
31_- Mends SECRETARIES -......, ~-31
33.. -....--. Mend. VENEERINO,„,,...
ark.- Arend., SCHOOL F EIRNA'ORE..=.: if
IA ......... Mend. PAPIER-MACKE --- -34
36 ....Mends WARDROBES-, ---- -.as
16— - ..§ends PARIAN
B. MARBLE— -...-....38
38 '....,........1en e Y-JI/M.PERS t --.. -.38
39..........-. ends MA y RY-w0atr............-.-.......39
410.......-.. ends TCH-SAFES ..-... -44
41 --- Mends PIC ~,----- ----41
A .............. Mend* OH LL-WHE518............- ..-43
18 .....Mends WELV .4 OKI3.. .. —.43
AL .... Mends ASH T DS ....- --,,44
M-.-.... Mends B DST 5..-- --- -..
4 6-4
46......,- &Inds D 1./Mt.r... —.... e
.... Elam IL owitß i us... ..__ 68
49 ' -..Mends HE 8..
/ 1 1::: - .7.- . ..r e nde119K8i# 0 410Ii4DX11.1.114,7. • .:.:1
•SA ...., Meg: EX. -BOARD3I- • :- - -Z - - - - II
rt= e l
ft ' jAirAmmi.::::=::72
I
l i tall.
A ES..
r1.....7 "-" - - ' Id: fROSIBTIKB:„ . . - - - -- - : - ...-1 6 1
gh,_,...., e nds .0f: ti, 5 4: •....... 0 •.• ...1.. •-•-•-•.• ....1
I
49-.... i.... ends AU .1ANDLE5,........7.7.7-7-:60
M- ....- ends R E 5..., ...-.. —..- 61
11L.:. • n re _.:........,. .... at
. .".
en OR l igEs------ 64
OL.:-..... en ds - 68
416.-...... Men 0 BO ADS-. --- -- ....._66
ST ....Adendi CURTAINS— _B3 .
M.-- ,
--1110:2 CASINOS .. : ..... .......... ........ ; . ;g8
49 - . inn 48434/13 ,-...-....... --- r o e
t4:=: - Fdind. BE - gkEtivalita . :::::;:::::: : A
rd--.:— Mends A _ -OAS .......,..........
1=7. 4 « ingi VRTP4 . ... j i ta ".'.' := .==
78-.....--,:atmn_Bolicia. - .7 -•- 8
39-.--.Mends'DISHES.....,...--..................-79
80-.. Mends VA N 5......-.. . .. 80
BV.- ........Mendop 0E 80XE5..... - ..... .......- -81
81'AiirVio 4 1 111/8 - . - -'• -• • •-••• • • -7,46
133 7..... ends , li A,R . DiI7-..............- --- -...- - 1
--Manna 1, B ~.-_ ....,
8/1.2.... -.Mende dLUITERS
fa• • - ' -- 1 .1 116.31 8 1LA RE --•----87 '
8&-.,.. , ...... e nd s .....-.- - -- - -89
no_,..z_:..- erode T A-PERCRA Vi r ikE.....-,-e4
9e-.:..,....Mends Ni t TE13.1...,-. .-.--- .-...90
111-...--lleuds T PS. .... •
131....,-..- Mends 0 (UM-. ;-- .- „........,,s0
St .. : ... bleeds MODELS...___..__,__.
.....
. 0
01......... -Me/ tIik A Itria•MACHINE BTANDS-Ai
1e.4-- Men 0. A NM ' -.96
99-o» Man , TirdtRIMORR --. —96
~,,,:...=! N e u A S.-- ......... ....,..„- - .41
OS ---..Miandi HID EfrOMMI.
. ....98
it
:---
Mn og gioio,a,if IllrtAMlti.---------99
SPALPItO.RPARED OLLIE.
Sow BY STATIONERS.
I,SPAPAgrifygtRER Gum,
GOI TS.
UW.4llllO'B B
E/Alan
GLUE.
ITALDING'S PREPARND
HOLD - By . HARDWARE STORES;
SF.ILLD_INGM. PREFAB:I'Ii GLUE,
AOLD B Y •HOH :n3 FURNISHING STORES
GLUV A
BOLD BY , fANOY-000.08 111EALERS.
BPALDING'B PREPARED (I I,Ulk.
:SOLD BY COUNTRY MERoliAlera 6.ENEAALLY.-
,'Manufactured by -
KENNY g, BrALDLNO & CO,.
• .
, - 411 CEDAR Street, New York.
- Addeo* Pool Offioe, Box No. 0,000.
'Ent% lit;ditoeirL tioti nig tiiiiFOur, Eight, or
GOMM A1447;-,A,4 l l ll6lltitl wi tolg2oollAPll SHOW -
MID 110001 1 0111 111 E OSO IMO 449 , •
.
THE PRESS.--PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1860.
' A )ic trim,
DYS 'REMEDY.
D r . DARIUS HAM'S/ -t!
AROMATIO INVIDORATINt3
This Medicine has bun used by the public for six years
with increasing favor. It is recommended to, Cere
Dyspepsia, NeritOttritiles. Thou-Bunt, Cobs
rains, Wind in the Stomach, or Faint in the
Hecutaihe,..broweiness Kidney',
Comp/abets, Low Spirits. D elirium
Tremens, Intemperance,
IT aTIMIILATIo, ExEILLILATES, INV/GOA/Mai BUT
WILL iNOVINTeXIO4TIt On EITTIPtirf.
As a Medieine itquiek "and effectual , !surfing' the
moitaggravated onus of Dyspepsia,_Kidney Complaints.
and all other derangements of the stomach and Bowels
in a wady manner,
It will instantly revive the most melancholy and
drooping spirits, and restore the weak, nervous, and
Maw to health, etre - s i r, !sad visor.
a Persons wheaten', InJudlolOns use of liquors. have
become dejected, and eir nervous systems shattered,
constitutions broken down, and subjeot to that horrible
curse to humanity, the DaLIRIIIM TIIBEINNII, will, al
moot immedlately r feel the ,happy and, healthy inVigo
- efficacy of_lß.Hart„Ang_orAtingEtpint.
• WHAT WIL.IIO.
Dos a.—One,wine glass as often as neoesesty. .
One dose will remove all Bad Spirits. •
One dose will core Heart-burn.
Three donee will cure Indigestion. ets
One does will give, yon''!!{{ Obotf,,Appetite.
One dose will stop the distreuang pains of Dyspepsia..
One dose will remove the dbitreseing and disagreeable
effects of Wind or Flatulence.
an ea soon as the
stomach receives the Invigorsting-Spirit, the distress
ing load and all painfilf feelings will tie removed. -
cite dose will remove the most Murciano' pains of
Colle, either in the stomach or boatels:
A few doses will remove all obstruotions in the Kidney j.
Bladder, or Urinary Organs.
Persons who are emousy y afflicted with any' Kidney
Complaints are muted. of speedy relief by a dose or
two, and a radical cure by the age of one or two bottles,'
NIOHTLY. DISSIPATION.
Persons w ho,, from dissipating too much over night,
and reel the evil effects o. poisonous liquor.. in mind
beadaohen,teoltnote , at stomach; weakness, giddinees,
Au.,will fi nd one dose t t move all bad feelings,
Ldles of weak and sickly constitutions ..Mould take
the Invigorating Spirit threer times a day lit will make
them strong, healtiwo ban% Y• remove - all °barna
thins mid irregularities m the menstrual arming, and
restore Me bloom of health and beauty to the careworn
a fting Megutiney Hail' be found an Invaluable Medi
cine to remove disagreeable sensations at the stoillsab.
All the proprietor asks is atrial, and to Induce this, he
hag put up the INVIGICIIIATINO 81.11 IT In plat bottles at
bOYeents, quarts $l,
Boners' Depot. 40 W ATEtt Striet,'Ne7 York.
MOT.' &
ole twpoy,DA . t irt ,
And for sale b JOHN H. BR:Oft2ti u
fittest, and all Druggists. ley-trisnitir
P .
ERITVIAN SYRIfP; .
,
.;•.•.( Oft' , FROTECTRI - - 4 ,_ 1
SOLUTION OF ; PROTOXIDE OF IRON CODIIIIN4I)
,
This well-known Remedy has heed need 'bxtensively
-. . - and with neat amens for
AA
• • 4. DYSPEPSIA, . ,
OR naPArro sa A T N l s N rdrEnn.or
i - 'lt FOR THE CONIGQIIENT
DETERIORATION or Tun BLOOD:
tt 1 ...-: - A 0 AND VOA TUX FOLLOWING
; FORMS 'OF DIAEASE',
ea • Mott of widah originate In t ,
DYSPEPSIA :
LLVER c4myhmitt, DROPSY, NEURALGIA and
NERVOUS AFFROTIOSS, LOSS OF A FrETln,
HEADACHE, LANGUOR find DEPRESSION
or_ IaPIR.ITS,OARMINCLU.B and noila.
PU.:§i, SCURUY,AFFECTIONS OF
T SRIN,O 0 S U SIFT' YR
ENDENCIER BRuNCIII.-
TIS, DISEASES PECU- .
,
LIAR ta FEMALES, .
and A L L. COhl-
PNTS
ACCOMPANIED BY AT O N I CNRL DEBILITY. and
REQUIRING and ALTE
HATIVE MEDICINE.
Noys.—The failure of IRON as a remedy for DIM
PIIPBIA, a bad state of the blood. and the numerous
diseases causeo thereby. has arisen from the want of
eget* a preparation of Iron as shall enter the stomach In
purproama state. and assimilate at once with the
blOOd. This vont trio rbittrvi/ . Byaup, suppltes,
and it does so in the Only form in Mob it is possible ,
for Iron to enter the circulation. or thie'reeson, the
YEZUVIAN BY iI.UP often radically cures diseases in
which other pre_parations of Iron
and other mediebies
have been found to be of no avail.
OE4TIFIOATE OF 4. A, 1..4yE11, M. P.
Bat SToti.•
h t Net t Mal " It" of r 2% 1 S
at l fAratn n y t i l gil
that to maintain a solution () Le i it-mu:mos of Iron, wit h out
further oxidation, has been mimed impossible.
In the PERUVIAN BYR P tide desirable-point Is at
tained !if COMBINATION IN A WAY BEPORE trrtwavirtr;
and this solution may replace all the proto-oarbonates,
citrates, and tartratesof the Mate a roadies.
A. A. RAYEti, ARNSTOI to the state of Mass,
16 BOYLSTON threat, Boston.
N. B.—Pamphlets containing Letters _front the above
named Gentlemen and others , end giving full tutorials-
Son of the Syrup, tan be had on avehcatlon to the
Agents, or to
N. L. CLARK & Co., Proprietors,
00D MAN BUILDINGS
• No. 78 SUDBURY STREET, BOSTON. ,:
Sold by Druggiats generally throughout the United
Staten.
Agents for Penneylvania ' T/YOTT &
232 North SECOND Street.Phllatia: i
iva7-tutbe
LIj.,LLE'S PATENT
WR"UGHT ANp OHILLEP lON FIRS AN
BURGLAIL-PROCIP eAp.s, arp couple-
TION BANK I,OOKEI, VABIT DOORS, &o.
The time has arrived When Bankers, Mertihanterlpli
business men begin to feel act only the importance
the necessity of having it thoroughly fire and burglar
proof Bale.
That the sheet-ironer common safe bee lie 4 P
improved as a fire-proof einee it. first introduction, an
that it will preserve the written matter, meter remora
able circumstances. le admitted ; but that it still bag e
clone defects must be conceded. Its liabilitg to
crushed by the faller wails, timber.. d 0., or by Its owa.
fall : Its inability to prevent the eonetentevagoration
the moisture from the filling, as Ulm scarcely possible to/
make or keep the vapor chamber water -tight Ursa fraU
a structure ; Also, its entire inability to retain the steam
or vapor during the Orel; its rapid deterioration by rust
and otherwise,and Its entiretnseeurity against Anirglec ,
dwill hardly be denied. It is claimed 'that all these
efeats are remedied in the above wrought and chilled;
iron safe and look, and the object of this article is not
n!r to phew this fact. but the why and the wherefore,
kuttgl s .irbi e fiTrit i t ifful l .r i o l i c tge v isiT i e o if !hi
sheet-iron safe , pre misi ng at the two mine L a h
t io l l , -
prise all the soppier Rafael now in nee, Or Ore%
the, vapor principle is the minas! new, re 1 0 4400
Wreaks tile Safe nee- proof. bY au safe - ma k ers vine
any celebrity, oonsequently, all now gat In A tionietal-.
tion-phamber 10/ Owl otdeo
STRUCTURE OF 0111t , VD-Efifilq 441 1 ,10
BORI RM. A
The base or body of this safe is a box wade often ggEE
wrought Iron. X to Kr of 'an mak thlek, by chi- to
upshot, wide crossing earth other 64 Viet 11110411,,,en
plated near each other, re/inlet emsoreist network,
about l ( lash holes are twilled near eeeirraer 'amen.
these Demand counter seek; out fren lento
these dun and Into the beige, and over the oa ,t 4.771
itg:::PittgaigttllinfiNai°"4"olo4l4repat, d, l
th e the eget i r e the
making St drill eire:r, ° whise,
the two boomer. so strongli tied so sotto be arieetstaitd:i
or broken by Any oniirtirtrerer.
80
STRUCTURE OF 8 ET-LRON SAFES DE-
The . sheet-irn safe is made of itheet.lron plates, frbm
one• sixteenth to one twelfth of aninch thick, banded
rotted the Oateredge with light bariron, the !arsenates
having& band wrap% the centre. Tide oonstitutes the
whole Ironwork, adding the door dances end beelta i ti
and the door-Way or front Bargee t except"' liardie
a thin plate of hardened steel is visaed MIII4e, and till
is called tabneglar-proof safe. _
As has been mentioned, each of the shave Befog babe
tionipositiOn chambers, or, mote preettosily, Vaeor
chambers, as va_por ie toned &be/lintel). necessary to sot
upon the iron Surges that eurroend the oompoeition
chamber. or the heat would be elan, conducted through
these flanges to the interior. thoegh the'compauttolit
be everso good a non.condootor. as iron lea Lee con
daotor of heet, and vapor le the only preveptive. It
must be admitted that toe beet distorts' for' this cham
ber is that which is the greatest absorbent, and will not
oaks or become hard. Limeay lie co:Loaded to be
that article, as most of the Bate m makers use compo
sition having I.me for a constiMent, end this is the only
reliance for the production of vaor but as lime is
light,
ght, it i s In the sheet-Iron safe a d ult erated with fire
cday..Or some beavysebotance, to give them weight and
solidity.
The Chilled Iron Safe hes both in the cuter struotnre.
consequently the (Member!' with unadulter a
tad, producing mulch more vapor tnan the opmposindn
used by ghost-iron makers, and while the shiet-iron
Bare is warping and twisting at every joint. when heat
ed allowing the Vapor to escape, the chilled iron hex no
outer join ta and me thickness of iroa prevent/ the
springing oethejoints. consequently the vapor cannot
adepe. And here lies the great advantage this Pale
'miens fire proof/ over the sheet iron, bet it has other
Important advantages. The atrugture shows thin it
cannot be affeoted by the failing of wid i le, turitero . No..
or its own fall ; that there u no chance or detenoration
from rust or otherwise ;.that in case of fire its shape is
not erfeetee ; that of it le checked by water, Or other
cause, the cheek can only reach to the wrought Iron
bars, oonsequently the Bare is not feinted for use ; that
the steam or vapor is mainly kept In the vapor oham
bar, end doss not destroy the bindings to books. or so
injure the paper as to require cowing, thereby saving
this trouble. es well as the expense of a new Pete:
As to Burglary, the etruortre shows this Path to be
dnil-proof eil over the eurlaoo,• and. with Lillie • cele
brated flank Look attached, itioh ip drill. •
eledee, end
powder proof, it will ble seen that ft is thoroughly bur
glar proof—while,tae structure of the sheet iron Safe
shows .that the crowbar. axe, acid-obitel, or drill can
penetrate it in a fete moments, without much noppe ay!
disturbance.
The following late severe test is one of the many of a
cannier character now Ulm' poseession. and published
in my general circular, fully demonstrating the advert—
taloa claimed for this Safe:
Caftan BAY. Wisolinsin. Soy 25, ,866
FRANK E. Howe, se . Agent or ales:
warehouse was burned on the molting of the 17th inst.,
and you may judge of the character of the fi re when I
tell you that fifty barrels of whisky stood • within eight
feet of one of your large else No. 4 Bates, making an
awful haat,which your Safe passed through, and , to the
astonishment of all. Preserved eVerrthing, Wooer,
books, and papers, inn perfect state. aligned,
Ono HATWOOD. '
M. 0, SADLER, General Asap".
715 CIiEBTNUT Btreet,
kinder Masonic HAIL_
MMT3
EIRE INSURANCE AND, TRUST CrOM
m-ePANY.—THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE ursu-
RANCE COMPANY, 911 CHESTNUT Street. Assete,
SWAIM.=
1N URNS LIVES for the whole term. of life—erants
annuities and endowmenta--purohases life interests In
Beal Estate. and Fiske s all oontraots depending op the
oolungenotes ot Lite. --.
They tot es Ey' .eoutors, Admlnietritont, Assignees.
Tmstees, and Guardians. A ; -
TRUSTEES. .
Daniel L. Millet, getnuel E,Stotres, ‘g .
Be min Coates.. wilhain 4.1 nut.,
R. Klan' S. hieworold. James 13. inparlenp,
William P. ulcer, - ioeeylt 11. Totter, ~.
William H. ern,
AZ; gl i titiqrkul di ' ,
titttgilitgAl, tdmund A. Sonde/
Henry C. Townsend , Wei L. Hutoht 11,
Rodolphus Kent, ' ohn W. Horner,
William IL Carr, Ails IL A roller, r
4111.taiirift%rtsou atnuel J. Ohnetisn,
agoon M. Thomas, .
Warner M. Ram.' John G. Brenner,
P. S. Mohler, East.on,
DANIEL I L . MILLER... President.
SAML. E. STOKES, Vice Frl. , I.
JoaN W. HORNOR. Secretary. salit
' A Z-31- NEERIOAN FIRE INSURANCE 00.,
INCO_SPONATED lelie-ijitAnta P4RPEW.
. 111 -jP.610 WALNUT street above Third, Philadelphia.
= laving a large pald-up lamtal Stook and Surplus In
'Mod in eound and aval ablo Soomition, core to
ron DwellingeStaree, Furniture, Mar audios,
angels in Port and their oargose, and other arsons]
ropertY. AS homelberalle and promptly adinated.
traitorous.
hoe. H. Mario, John I s l./Wm,
John Welsh Jame: il. Uempeed,
Samuel U. hurtle, Edmun ti. Alta,
'atria
leraal Brady. ' Ohms. W. Poultney,
Morrie.
THOMAS H. MARIS. President
ALBEA'S U. L. CRAWFORD. SAorrtATT. fett-ii
;QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COBlPA
'4`tilx,PY2,llith,NAViriplitaLDSANgifll,9 Al r i li f 'Al
p urk e L,4s.7o.—lneures 8.11 .
lenn. LOSS qr Inunate by
re. and the Feral of the Sea.
In
Itavisanun and
nstutsortation.
H.
Ito U
Wllianft f T, Peside
nt.
H . R ou3nALL r Sooe n and
Trenso rot.
11. 11.BUTLBR, Assistant Seorottry.
limp H. Hen,
ViSt
. R.goggenall,
on. M. Fuller.
EECRANGE INSURANCE COMPANY
—ANIIoo No.. 00 WALNUT Street.
- FIRE INSURANCE Ron 1101/kON BP4 10T6.41 31 "
g•Aorellirou favorable terms, either mot so or per
!Angel.
DIREOTORS.
orrmash V MENA , -
Edward D. Gera.
ilk. 118'41°' 4 ;. G e ri jug . ,
ems marsh, . • John R eubenl.)owelf Jr.,
I. L.
mi
Bmediel ißglibli ja tAli/Mtr .l o l l l So a rt:
W 4 f l
.tIVIN Ouu, via reludent.
rNwAnt, w llANtr...rommtArs
HARDWARE PACKAGE HOUSES.:
lIIIIIFAOKAGE HARDWARE Elo tiSE.—We
would revett i fully ottll the attention of the Gene
ff
lih d litliTAlAV t klett a email
Or me. rdirect Import ation no totted,And Gonda de
livered et her in Mite eity.kitw York. or If swOrleans.
W. 0 LIMNBON,
411 COMMER CE Etreet,
• Importing and Comtillselon Merchants, and Agents for
rimier and Domestic Hardware, .
SAFES.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DIXECITORB,_
B. Y. ROSIN,
Footar roans,
Androw quirnDert.
Seminal Jones, M. Do
RAILROAD LINER.
1860"
• E • - T URK LIN .7 •
tHE CAMDikt AMBOY iND
nshristrA At /TON RAI ROAD CO.'S ,
LmES FRO I ADELPRIA TO HEW •
yOB.K. AAJP AY PLWES,
F,ff t l W m alu ve u . t-et to r i te wa_ lt 1%h ... 5r!,
At 6 A M, viaCannieri and Ambor, C. a A. AocoMI LIt •
mOdation.
caroden and Jersey City (Ha.)Ao-
A ,
A{6 a t i M,, Os , Camden and 'Jersey La' y. Mornins
$ 00
grate , rura.O . B,l7:viiTteioonViCii ..rze
City, Weste7n Exprese.oo
AMMO M, via Camden and . Amboy. Aciommi-
At f p hi, via Camden nttd Ainbo7, O.
press IN
At P MOO Steamboat vie. Tacony imd formai
City,Everung . 00'
4 , F 61, by Stieboat via 'Amin,' and - ./Si - sel
City, Id Clue I M
Ag 6 p M,VIS.UMIISOII and Jersey City, EVening
, _-• • 00
At 11 PM, via - itaulden and 'jersey City, 'Southern
Mail I Sti
At 0 P and A - n * 11;o, ./.-.in.r.da
,, Von, (Freight and Parcenger,)-lit C "ss Ti?ket, 26
Sd • 1 - 00
The 0P M Mail Line" rune daily. The ii PM, South
ern Mail; Saturday st excepted.
For-Belvidere, Easton, Lambertville.l Flemington,
*O., at bb A M. and I P M, from.Waluut.qtrest wharf. and
7.10 A DiltOM Kennington.
For Water Garlifitroudabitrg, &wanton,
A Wilkesblirre.
Montrose, Great Bend, 6 A. M. iron Walnut
street wharf, and 7.10 .M . - from Kennington, via Dela.
ware. Lackawanna and Western _R. R.
• For Mount Holly, at 6 and 0 A. 61.. g and 414 P. M.
.For Freehold, at 0 A. M.; and $ P. Al.
WAY LINES,
For Bristol, Trenton, &0., at Sii sad 4 P. M, from
Walnut street wharf, 7.10 A. M. and 112( P. M. from
itOn Dela o 8 . 1 . 5
ton, Florenoe, ace, 434 P. a/.
Steamboat Jos B itis for Bordentown and Interme
diate Places, Trenton
2 .
Steamboat Trenton or Twiny at 11 A. M. and
Taconyjlievetly. Burlington, and instol. at 4 P. M.
Fifty Pounds of Baggage , only, a lowed each Passen
ger.. Passenger% are prohibited (kom taking anything Be
Toga but their wearing apparel. baggage over
pounds to be paid for extra. The Company limit
the r responmlnlity tor baggage to OneD6llarper pound,
and will Opt lie liable for any amount bei on woo. ex
opt by epanial oontraot.
6146 " WM. 11, GATZMER, Agent, ,
THE PENNSYLVANIA CENT RAL
ItAILIROAD.
. . .
- • 980 MILES DOUBLE TRACK.
1860.- Aryfrain -- 1860.
TER CAPAO t; HI ROADIii;NOW BQUAL
TVS Iyr •HOURIRy. •
THREE T 01J ABBENGER TRAINIS .
TAVERN' AD fit AND ..PITTSDUEII, -
nnecting direct at P ade with Through Trams
E ,
out Boston, New Yo , and partite Met, and in the
Union Depot at Pittsb= with hrough Trains to and
ru all points lathe Wait, Northwest, and Southwest
—thus furnishing facilities for the transportation of
Poseengere unaoirpassed for ,speed , and comfort bran
otiiv ri og.
~
and Fast Lines ran thrash to Pittsburg,
Without ehangeof Career Conductors. AS thconak Pas
tenger Trams provided. with Lougbridati s Patent
nrage—spe_ ed nutter - genera control or_tue engineer,
the. siolinrunuoh to the safety of travellers !
' Sinking Jarts are arhed to
and
re sin; W r OciArf h 's
/VMS II tt r t24 II A Ltrhl ß A axurFast
Line.
Sun!
d" itilrgl d leoy . Phi Ihi't 7' Mt hf.
Peat Line n ' — ea
" e " a 11.130 A. M.
Yaws. Trniulpives " 1036 P,ll,
AY TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOW - IP
, .
.Xarriebarg Acaommodatiap, v,i3 Calginbia, $2, lt.
. Columbia i;
ITO t: l ' 4 .
~,irettlffesl i er 1.... . ".. • ,
Will
.81:
rquit Chester .P.eosogere Will take the Mail, West
.. Cheater Acioammodation end Columbia Trains.
lofgra: T PA S , igirg Y te ‘Villit ire i groragitti ti t ?:
logr o u t :l7.l6 ..24 4 81. ap&l , Pr t :M. go dirnt A i t o h o ra h t;
0 61 3/1 0 41 hi e §Fhtdolals. Re* ttic a 3toston, or' Sal-
Moron. ;op T okete Eastward at any of the important
Rolimad c oar in the West; also op_ board any of the
regular Line of Steamers on the himemorpi ar 91110
rvers.
Were always as low, and time as quick , as by any
otter Route.
For further information apply it the Passenger Sta
tion; Elouthistrakootner arf Eleventh anci MaTigat Sow oth
The oondrilanon of tigi c lir i rtern doitin t outtine the
'ila l ftl i a a llaff N f if i ll,S . P A% 'PEP
WEI .
The aonneotiop Ofjper DY the Railroad kinds* at
Pittsburg, a t Tic ) irillig 4 - Maga or rsmage or Freight,
together Wi the sa rig or tme, are advantogeareadny
,71 1 )e . 1 , y Slopppore of Freight, and the 'novel
erolicutaAnd Mappers animating the tralurportation
3 then. F j eight to twit forapani, can rely !nth oonfl-
Siefrtar s E t iGHT to an
vanla d from any poi q t
i l iji h siZfacer eet Iti e irli r ri i i4sresd by .Mar lroad are
' NAPOVSIIIBB. . .
Nur Be Neirtionlar to Bunk psoloiges" via Penns. Rail-,
4Pitrltu f ht e e° itb r e Lt r r attgoVo r iti h ig D en h tr Slit Ma ly -
Tii4o D, A, STEWART, Pittsburg;
11, &Pie Co.gesvillo, O.; J. J...l l ohnirtoniElpley,
0,1 K. hie eely, 'villa; KY.; Ormsby & t a ro per,
Portemou,g, 0.; 4. gok .t po., JedarsBn . yille z loth
pittelti,%(7ll4l,lt a m Ti l 07, Vg o. 6, " lll2 , rei s &Badificig:l74d.
' os: E.....00te,a4
_uier . r01t0 . N7.: P. C. ~.- f liley .. Co.,
Evansville,
In
N. W. Graeant& Co:, Cair0,,11.1.; t.
F. Baas, Binder & Eilaiw, Bt. LoMiii, !do,: John M. liar
irenviitit, Trot; AMIN PC Runt, *toughie, Tem.;
ati & , Ohlet.go. IdI.LW.. D. H.- Monte, Alton.
ig4F'ti ~ l a Agouti' of mai:roods at =trent points;
IP • - *0 ,J . PhiAdelybia.
i A , .1 North sortei,Peitimers.
4 ..i , . , ; ; ; ; . .., r 040. or IS. 7r , P,X.Y.
- g It VI T." : 1 ?; tr
- b , 11 Fra g i ge_Dtatios.
o , Genl %Met itsen mit.
.' • . 4 . . • %WI Supt Altapp l Fa. ta-za,
PHILADELPHIA AND.;:I.,-
k ,
_ Pal , . C
f i . ' ROUTS to Tamaqua, Ctiaoriese, no
ilk rre, Scranton Donvulo =not VVII
- rt,_ ro i y A lteiston, Imam, .Igmira offal°,
ars irons, nester. 0 velend; etroi °led°.
esgo,Bi, i,o e, Milwantee, and all points North and
rt.
~. Derr Re Iwo Ibe. new Depot of the rid
: °a t e re s ta nni4=, earner . BROAD end
t s 4
loortuwer, .) der laiLlaYs , : ro t e:Mrloot l i
v p%
• 1 n g r ii ° M2o - : - . - Aft ~
AMA- Wtgl'! ; 1 4 4` Vigta l il
I. above treat j)
tA lo elpti g eoti sift et EVire.'
. tnibgeWors end Nruty ., llsl4llo l 3ne
Nandars . 1 4 aka bey !York
Se Re i TIM ell saiWtrortV2t4
.. • . .
liw i ir:l46 4 agg• 6o l 2 e.w. and Iluspeludon
11l osn ne I netted stAlgThlbsdeiehle Pad El
:Albaretii.riME76.losrm A l"st r rne m r of .
~,,
rt., corner° • 'i' .... ono un t rluielirig
•, , !AtROUII EXPRUPS -FREIGHT TRAIN
43,
a the Phil . telpius and Reading Depot, Woad and
vrtil etre, I •Widir ttlidegg °tweeted), l or
all
te este i North, at e Pi,
Geis i t : i it N ti vi v. before 3P. lit to amore
t Aligaihr e t informat . ai 1 Ai Freight Depot
h and 0 LIIWELL, or he .
lici;th4ritgt ao i g i ef l idk an d 'dna
GooltrelAgent,
wi'l u'r 80'034,
mallor Philedelah 1 a
•
Eft 1401iTH PEN
.NBYL
VAIr RAILROAD.
For OFIR IL LER 4EBTOWM, morf,
meumi 0 NIG ZLE ON. EOKLEV. WHITE
RAVEN. WI ILES ARRE, WILLIAMSPORT, &o.
TR EE_ THROUGH TRAIN&
and Mter MONDAY, July 9d, ItM), Pa:saunter
Ann will leave FROrer and WILLOW dolma. Al
lude Oda; DAlLYadmidaye aloepted.) at follows,
At 6.90 .M. (E.:orals), for Bablehrun. Allentown,
Meate4 Chunk,llasletens WlDreabarre, Williarnutunt,
&o. .
• •
Atilt) P. M. (Empress), for Bethlehem, Easton, Rd.
Tido Dam reaches Merton at 5.50 Central d makes
. conneetion with New..../arseyfor New
At SP. M. for Bethlehem, Allentown, Maud, Chunk,
&o.
At A. M. and 4, P. P. for Doylestown.
At 1020 A.M. and 50 P. hi. for Port Writngion,
The tiao. l l , rto Rterarsin qtekeLdl Ortutheotonl
with the b. r Yelle Uellyoad at BA hem,heing
the shortee a ;most funraMe ronte to ilkeebarre,
and to noin in the Lehigh Coal Region.
TRAINS FOR PRILADELPRIAr
Leave Bethlehem at 2.13 A. AL, 0.20 A. Al. and 8.22 P.
31. •
Leave DoylM W a shing t on 0 A. AT and and. Yd.
Leave Portat AU A. MAla P. M.
UN SUNDAYS:
Philadelphia, for ethlehem 8.0.4t,V.
Eltiladelphia, for_ 2 1 0 1 01211,0 F . U.
poglestovra tor rn einhia at 0. A. hi,
• Bethlehem for PM alpine at AM P. M.
Fare to Ilethlehein.-. nal Fare to Mauoh Ohnnk.B2
Fare to tenon... ... 1801 hie to DOVertOVII— 000
Through_ Tickets int be procured at the Ticket Of
fices at WILLOW treat, or BERXB Btreet, in order
to secure the aeon° ratan afore.
d T rai ns )
tlitePric; [ns
!At 11, rd6gnigil
and Third-street Passenger Aodroada, 20 Imputes Secon d
leaving Willow street
173 ELLIS CLARRagent.
FALL ARRANGE
11W1111 51 E NT.- PHIL AD ELPHIA
W 11.51 OTON, BALTIMORE RA11,1 4 0.213.
On and after MoNDAY, OCTOBellt 1. 1860,
PASSEN GE A TRAINS Lo:A.VI4 PHIL • DELPHIA
• For Baltimore at 8.15 A. M., 12 noon (Express), and
hao P. M. •
• For Cheater at 8.15 A. 51., 12 noon. L 16,4.15,6, and 11.10
P.
FMor.
Wilmington at 8.15 A. 51.02 n00n,1.15, 4.16.6. and
11.10 P. 51. •
• For New Castle at 815 A. M. and 414 M.
, For Middletown at 8.16 A. M. and 4151', M.
For Dover at 8.15 A. M. and 44
For Harrinston at 816 A. M. aint4 ,p. At.
For 51,Iford at 8.15 A. M., (Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays at 4.15 P. AL;
For Farmington are 15 A. M. (Mondays. Wedneede is,
and Fridays at 4 15 P. 51.
For Seaford at 815 A. M. (Mondaye, Wednesdays, and
Fridays rit 4 15 P. M.)
For Salisbury r.t 8.15 A. 51.
Train atB 15 A. 51. will minneet at Seaford on Tun-
Jaye, 1 handful, and Saturdal a with steamboat to Nor
folk.
TRAINS FOR PHIL/ DF.LPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 8.30 A. M. (Express). 10.15 A. AL,
and b 85 P. M
Leave Wilmington at 7.30, 9, and 11.20 A. M., 1 45,3 45.
and 815 P.
• save Salisbury at 1.30 P. M.
Leave Seaftdd at (Mondays, Thuredays, and Satur
days at 7.20 A. M. 1160 P. 51.
Leave Farmington at (Tuesday', Thursdays, and Sa
turdays at 8 A. M.) 4 10 P. M. -
Leave Milford at (
_Mondale, Wednesdays. an,l Fri
days at 7.60 A. M.) 4 P. M.
J.oaye Harrington at 8.13 A.M. and 4.25 P. 51.
Leave Dover at ft 05 A. DI. and 5.25 P. M.
Leave Middletown at 10 15 A. M. and 6.40 P. 51.
Leave New Castle at 8.30 and 11 A. M., and 735 P. M.
Leave Chester at 8,20 and 9 40 A. M., 12.04, 242, 4 25,
and 9.15 P. At,
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and Delaware Railroad
at 10,15 A. M. and 625 P. M.
TRAINS FOR BA LTIEJORP
LGave Wilmingt onl6 A. 51., 12.28 end 11.40 and
ave at 9.25 A. AL, 12 53 P. 51., 12..V
A. M.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attaahed,
will run as follow.,
- Leave Philadelphia for Perryville and intermediate
placer, at 3 P.M.
Leave Wilmington for Perryiille and intermediate
games at 8 P. 51.
Leave Baltimore for Havre-de-Graoe and informal.
ate planes at 425 P, m.
ON SUNDAYS:
Only at 11.10 P. 51. from Philadelphia to Baltimore.
Only at 525 P. id. from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
sew kb M. FJiI.TO7{, President, .
ROAS ) .-PASo ~P.O ER TRAINS for - O•ITEIVI.Lo s ,
READING. and' HARRISBURG.
ENING LINES, D A ILY. (Sundays excepted.)
Leave New Depot. earner of BROAD aid OA Li. 0127..
MIA Streets. PH ILA DEI.PHIA (Pewit' , er entranons
on Thirteenth and on Calloahlit . ntreeno at 8 A 31.,
o n at Harrisburg with the Euivnsy LvAn IA
LRLAII. 1 P. AL train running to Pittsburg; the
C MIIERLAND VA LLEY 1.05 P. M. train moms to
Chambertiburg, Carlisle, &e.; traine NORTH'. RN
CENTRAL RAILROAD 1 F.M. running to Sun
bury, iro.
AFTERNOON LINES,
I.eave New Depot, corner of BROAD and CALLOW
HILL Streets, Nandi D ELPHIP.,( Passer CU entreinges
on Thirteenth and on Oallowhill streets,) for POTTS
and HARRIEDURO, at 33U r. m.. D ILY, for
READING only, at IS P. AL. DAILY, (81Indays ex-
VIVi d ACES VIA PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM PRILAPELP,IIIA.
MI Philadelphia end Reading
Lebanon.. -...... and Lebanon Valley R.R.
Ilarripburg- - • ••• • • •1 61
if
Florton iunotion- is
ortgliniberland
Lewisburg —./78
Wi n
lliamsport Reg,'
Jenny Snore ........ 226
k Haven 2.45,
eiltol3-
I.
0) 201
he P:r Clinton
WASA, Wll, 1711 ° 00
making alosei conneetions
Canada *he AVe.t, and South
DEPOT IN THII,ADELPJ
and CALLOWHILLAtreets
aP 23 7lf,
Williamsport and Elmira
Railroad.
M. train oonneot dmIL at
'oepted,) inth the OACA-
P, and Milk; RAILROAD,
with lingo to Niagara Falls,
meat.
filAt Corner of BROAD
tolLif ENN EY, Pooretary
# I 4II III S I ZR247.I ( 2I E ttr iPER
Pi IA ROAD, leave - dapati aptuat3L... -
and VA ET, at
Pt.)
A.. itt, /7130 P. Xi, sad 4 Al.
ast
Oa day. ET
Philadelatua at 8 A. Ma ea! eat
Chen at 4 P. IL 1,11841
NEW'. %%WEEKLY
FRFIGRTAI,4O
II
PABISRNGER
ROBT,F, TO NORFOLK AND .PO. R rtIMPUT, VA.
ORANGE OF LOCATION for the receipt' and,deli
very of Freight. •
On and 'after Mendai: Ootobor .15 4t _Forwarders 'of
thianne , gerld,to_.,PKß TZ MIS Ware
kavie. under Nawonal Ra 11,12124 K KT Street,
Entrance for drays in the rear of the building, front
Thirteenth Street through Leiner street.
Mark Boons'. Via ,Seaford, Del."
Passengers will "take the 816 .A. M., train at the
depot, corner of Broad street and Wsuthington avenue,
on"ruesdays. Thursdays, and Nqatdays. •
Raiff for first-olaw passongers, Including meals on the
boat, $7
Second-b
s4 lase kaagengere, inolliding nie4s the,beat,
60
R. F. KENNEY, Mader 91'h' ansortation,:
• 0.312 tf - w. & Ri •
.
• • T B
idit,Ro 'AND PRILADELFIa4
Ala
•
•
A -
(MANOR OF HOURS.
On and after Monday, Septemberl7th 1660, the trains
will leave PHILADEL,FOIA, from the De t, corner
of Thirty. first and Market streets, West P ladelphia,
at 7.45 and 10 A, M.. and 3.90 and 6 P. M.
Loave WEST CHESTER, from the Depot, on East
eirket street, at 7 and 10.15 A. M., and LH and 5,P.
ON SUNDAY,
Leave Philadelphia, from the depot, northeast corner
of Eighteenth and Market etreeta, at 8 A. M. and 3,
P.
Leave West Chester. at 7.50 A. M., and 4.4.5 P. M.
Trains leavirg Philadelphia, at 7 4 only n and P.M.
and on .Wedneadaym and fiaturdays.p.t 3.30
oonneotplueltOrf with thaThiladelphia and Balti
more C Railroad. for Concord. Kennett Avon
dale. El ew. Oco , and for Oxford, via Eftge, from end
of Track, at 7A5 M. On Tneeday; Thttraday, and Sa
turday, the 7•45 A. M. train from fhtladeighla will eon
nem with a line of stages, via Oxford and Hopewell, to
Peach Bottom, in Lancaster county.
The last Passenger Railway Car will leave front and
Market streets 50-mtuiree, and Eighth and Market
streets 26 minutes before the starting thime from the
Repot. and will carry a flag td denote it.
,ofZee and waiting
room, so utheast corner of Eighth
and Market streets. epaesengers. purolissing
tickets for West Chester, will be furnished with a ticket
over the Passenger Railway. •
HENRY WOOD,
• general ,atioerintendent. •
The besiege oar will leave Eighteenth and Market
streets e hoar before the departure of the train from
the West PrilMelptua Depot.
nets-u
a" " ' ' PHILADELPHIA GER
- MANTOWN AND NoRRII3-
44 - R0 UmmBRADJULKGENENT.—
Owanatafter MONDAIG May_l4,lBoo,
FOR. GEMATOWN..
Leave Phile,delybia 4, 7. 8,9, 10, 11, 444 11 A.A..
1,1, 01,, 0,0, o,' , 8. 7,/8.51, and ;Of
Leave Germaatera e, T.75e, B,' 834,, Me, A. IL;
1,0, 0, 4,P, 0, 01, 70. 3111-E:
0 SUNDA 13,
Leave Phledelphis. 014 nun. A. M., 1,1, 11, 764 tad
1034 r. M.
L ea ‘b t e rma pt o w n te4, 21.„ 1.10 inin.,l, Ml,
awl 934 P. X.
en9vivl Zte.fk i toAD.
Leave Phil ad ebbs 4,8, 10, 11 ~ 2, 4,14 63; I,
ou
-Leave' Cl r.
esMt.
itut Hlll 7.10 7.fD, 8.40, 9.4011.40 A. M.,
Lao, 8.10, and 111 ) 61.
AYIL
,have PhiladelphiaON 8
9.06 A. M., and 91‘ P. N.
min M.
Leave Chestnut Rill 7.50 A. ?L , UM. 1.10, and 0.18,
.. P.
FOR CONBROROMSEN AND NORRISTOWN,
Leave Philadelphia 6.60.734, 0.03. 11.06, min., A. M.,
6.261, 6.60, end 11.34 P. M.
Leave Norristown 0,7, 6.99, 9, 11 A. M., 134, 496.
0 and 734 P.
0 surumia,
hire thiitdaite A.M. and and 6.!,
ye morn& to 7/64 11 gx410 1r 6 PP
.3
Phtladeie )14. 9.04 n. 06 A. M.,1.06,
os, Las; clooirt lig P.
Leave Manainnk !M. and 11% A. 33.. 3
• AI, Eit 8, and . ,
ON SUNDAYS,
Aeave Philadelphia lA. 3, 16 and P 141.
u°7°
ma rilm n fAiLtt*lli.i . tai P detit
1113.1. f DEPOT. Nhe L e aad urn. e lAN etreese.
AI% DAJLROAD—PA
UNE/ It_T INS 7: IQO INGTown AND IN
TERXEDIAT OITA ONG. apd after 28th May,
16/,' ttia Passapigitt mo
ron
for DOWNINGTOWN
will Our from the new easenger Dspot of the PMla
ddphis and Iteading_DVlload Slortisaiti , corner of
BROAD and OALLOWattiii Streets, losasonser en
trances On tlattplrbill. '
15101tliMEWRAIN 'far Downingtown, leaves at SA
A 'AffERNOOI4 IMAM for Dirwilnitowni loam at
Id t.
Pr Ai rdgr i iirg i e a rard e a fatt /si ing= of Ike litilatolskla
and titans Comen. •
apt ff. PIcILHENNEL &avatar!.
• PENN •STEAI/I 'ENGINE . AND
...
BOILER WORRH—NEAFIg:it LEVI:,
P AC CAL AilD THEORETICAL , EDIGINEEF.A.
ILEA MAILERS, BLACKONITFRII,
tiAinr 0 g 0 g
having, for many years, been in
suocauful operatic?, and eacively erig:se i t i. In
building and reDai Ms Marin e. and River ,AngiO a. en,
and low preserve , Ir on ts, water xalimp.s; rope Aix,
too., ko.•,respeotfully offer their aerzass to the .nonno
as being folly prepared to contract for Engines of all
glees,Marine, Ewer, and Stationary , having seta o
patens of different saes. are prepared to exeoute or
ate loth amok despatch.' Every,desori piton of Tern
making* m F l uet the shortest' notice. High ,an Lop
Pressure, Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of the
best Peniuiyivants °Woos' Rol,. Fortin aI, ot all sizoii
illinds ; ltnn and SIM. Cashniga,of ail denonpinona .
Turning, rimy Cutting, and ad ntnar work' Dan
iVadlrrth the snore, tali Ps& ..
aieoillo t iuni n.- Vogau work done 4% their
earlirag, d etiretraliarge, an4prk guarantied.
e atilison tu to hay° amyl° sth &elf rOOlll for re
ns rs of boablorhere .tnny 0an..1 e In parlaol atifldg,
and rue provided wi th, *lmam, 0 4(0.U..4* 1 1. &O. xot•
for raininW boon or lititttlitoitt _. Fut .
.71 0B u
..4,0 „r r. '
BUM= and rill% ntronin.
Li irval, V. Nutmeg, - ,7. VATIMAII 111211111/S
wrixti_sr, w. uneatn,
QOUTLIWARK FOUNDILY,_
)•• - 1 VIPS% AND WASHINGTON INGENSIN
MB
a rimitin at m
0,
ENGINEERS AND PIAOMPRffin,
Manufacture , ligli and Low Pressure Stearn Engineer
for Land, River! mid Manna germs. , .--
'Boilers, Ghssometora, Tanks, Iron Bests, &a.; Goofing
of all lundoosither Iron or Elms
.Io risme ]loo fa tar Sita.Warks, Work Shows Salli
row Matrons; 0,
Rototts s it e r l
tre Msokloary of too Wu' sod masa is '
Keisse,oon ,rosilp i '
syri il of DlalllSNon free wok' ao
c raw
Eng ,s, an r soriltila,.rsou ono, pea Weans
Ti ns, Doniastorgaillog . , Pow ing gilleih &5...
Bobs Agents for. N. Ilt lours Wont stillsr Senntili
.4,,pperr a tist tliwth i 's_ ii , te t na Rnmnini r al if
itt l tligi. W 'r' "' • . " sa, .. -.16%."1
PLNASANT FOUNDRY N0.'961
LlAi n art l it w O m " i ta t eitlMP
orate e Mahn at WS IV one
dry, he n ow - ,pc
to native brava r BaiUpt
Atrial, and -Saw ' settee &apt trbesatoel,' etre
Rome ;Work, tßoariag: - Otta - m-We from Rever
beratory or-uaeola•rersaoes, err or arm gaud. or
'loam. • • •• 1 - • • InvllLti
.•
. . -
pitman . * 04vultiltrict, - , No.
iumputh " - AU kest.borm ci=
1::nd WPM, hiladelphia, OW al. Do
doMq•l'la. 7 • - • . _
Statereartira‘arirginria c arg, a
vio l; at
LA a lalailaT deems safety better than lane
pron, , sonsecuently will run no risk with depo
sitors' ineney. bat harp it at all times ready to
return. with s.per oent, 'literati to the ordar.a.6
they have always done. This Comp.W.never
ints_pendeil.
Females, married or ideals, and Minors, cub
delimit In their own richt, and snob decants oar
be withdrawn onLT bi their oonm i nt b . y h 3
lifi'enliiil l ytt with authority , toreeedie e nze t r a ul
from trustees and elrrs.
LARGE ADM 8 L KM imsivEp.
Mee open daily, ram 9 ton o cloak, and on
WoiLoniday eyep,ing ilaBl 8 o'iiiPt2T.
• .1)IRVOleli,
irtfob 13, ElIVIrAlz. mu Cadwallader,
agieet!o.76.ln, .441:a - Tultjett.
Leans Krumbhaar, Henry Delany,
Niobstlas Rittenhouse, Nathan Smedley.
Jos. H.
1, N , att . ert J hwa p ft h e d Jo O nes Yo t rk e •
s,
SACQM W n
or t. Pre
u
deta
Craw CAnwAttanzs.7relyryirer.
ap2B-r
AVING FUND—FIVE PER CENT IN
TEREST.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COM.
PANT, WALNUT Street, 'southwest comer of THIN P.
Philadelphia. incorporated by the Mate of Minot.
Money is received in any soul, large, or small, and u
tmost paid from the day of deposit to the do of with.
drawl.
The °Moe is open ever, des :front nine o'clock in ths
morning titi o llye o'clock IR the eve ntehend on Monde)
end . 4aarea ki v VitltY " . olß4 President.
T BLL RIDGE lee Precident
WILLIAM J. Rutin' Secretary.
• • DIRSICIfoRS:
Hon. Ham L. Benue, .E.Cgroll srewater.
Edward L. garter,• , Joseph E. Dan
Eobert Boltridao, franoni l kaa.
Samuel K. Ashton, baeph ar
C. Landreth Manua, &Ines L. (itophhpi,
enson.
lat i tafgr v t:lfVuMT e ttltr a rnatt l ''zith ,li toe
etaanrovinion.s of tha Chula:t o in Epal iSatato Nortmea,
(Mani* Roots. and anon firdt--eMM woonronsa as
Mine porleot sewirit7 the dapondtorya and
which cannot thil to elm narraawarhy 5114 to
this lnatituturd• aut-lt
FUND—UNITED STATE
TRUST COMPANY, canter THIRD and CDEPT•
NUT Street.
Largo and email sumo received, and paid bank or dt•-
mand yntnout notioe, with FIVE PER DENT. INT3I•
RENT from the day of doormat to the day of Intl -
droved.
Oftlea nom, from 2 until 3 o'clook erery day, and re
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock.
DRAFTS fur cal* on England, Iroland :cotlano
from Xtupwards.
Fresident-nITETEIEN K. CRAWFORD,
Treasurer—JAMElS
PLINY FISK, Aotnary. aelT
i tw PIANOS ! PiANot3 ! ! PIANOS ! t
PIANO-FONTES,
MELODEONS,
PIANO-FORTED.
.Ma],'LODEONS,
Made b . !' Haven, Daum. & 00,, Nunna & Clark, Halle t
Davie. & Co„ and others.
mild I , J. E. COULD,
SEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
way ; STEINWAY & SON'S NEW PA.
TENT OVER-STEIN_G GRAND PIANOS,
SQUARE GRAND, AND SQUARE PIANOS, now
Preferred in cow:lens and private tholes by the bast
Pertormers: Received the lost premium's over the best
makers, from Judges bite Gottmehallr, Mason. and Ighere.
Cliallenge all competition. BLASIUR HROTHERS,
dtkly looti CHESTNUT Street.
WI URINES BROS.' I
OVERSTRLFG
PATEN T..A CT I ON PIANO FORTES,
" Cheapest First-Clay Pianos made." splendid
as of Louis X IV., and other styloa. for nab, at
Newton' Cash Prices, and warranted for 6 years,
eoond-hand Pianos for r i ge o trarLe . n4 tudval
O. R. Cor. of SE V.n fall and ARCH Si.
PRINCE & CO.'S Improved nIELODEONS, from
Oa, upwards. 1,14•1 in
MrBURNS' CELEBRATED ROSE
WOOD and full manilla-slate PIAN
.FORTES ; and Estey & tirosn's Ilartnonio and Eollan
Pdelmleons. The ahoy° instruments are of the very
latest improvements. and bent makes, For Bain or
MARSH') bluaio Mole, Pio. 1102 Clith:STpluT
Street. 005 lin
MAIM'S NNW IMPROVED PIANO
INSTRUCTION BOOK.--Easiest method of fin
gering, together with a beautiful selection of popular
Oboes and progressive lemons, evor beforepublished in
a small work—prioe only PO oente—at MaRB.ll , B Mime
Store. 11102 CHESTNUT Street.
MUSIO--From all Catalogues in the
United States, at One Oent per patip—at 1118
MARKET Street, oppotate tho Farmers Malmotit
Market Rouse. aca-tin
WINNER'S INDEPENDENT VIOLIN
• • PLAINE, Nos. 100,4, ay O. 7. and 8,, are now
readv—prieen6 cents—at rattitßß Musia Btcre, 1(01
CHESLN UT Street ace-imp
Northern Central,
Railroad.
or FAIRBANKS' PLATFORM SCALES
ali ji l ij or Yale by 714Phailen
pIiILADELP tilA TEARA GOTTA, 151. A•
NUF.AOTOft y, SEITEXTH and GII3II.I4ANTOWN
ram end 1010 DDIsaTNWK Street. PitriSed Drain
pd Weyer Piss i F t entilating_Flues, Rot Ai:Tines, and
oke blues m ays of Werra uotta. and of santatdd also
ay every class araiding's. .This argot* id worthy the
attention of ail parties patting pp bu il dings ! Large
sue reweragT ses for oily drainage, water pipes war
ranted to Man a rawer. pressure . We are now prepared
to oentraet wit totnee or oorporatlons for this article in
any quantity. Wo warrant our goods to ti e equal if not
Vpertur to any other made in the United Dtates or
arepe. Ornamental pawner Tops and Darden
spas 14.1 R.
Sunbury and Erie R. R
1:1131 LEAD,, lit - MIMI) IN OIL, Mann
, faotuored and for gale: VETBERILT,
B 41 itikt North , WIND t 4 b , s-P`i• 001/
CASES-Or SEED J.EAIr TOBACCO,
More, and for age b s. imam uo.
RAILROAD - LINES;
MACHINERY ANDIRON.
SAVING FUNDS.
" A little, but Wen, flue the Pun.."
" 41allsx earned."
M=a!=M=
i4iit HY°A~i7 iI ~
- - - ---
FURNESS, BRENIAT &
wn. 429 MARKET STREET
SALE OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC DRY r
ao'°°kata s itli fil ill itr ' o l;9l 7ll :9 :o l i °B. ll: ll : B l cl i rl d roods.
cired7 I°°
,
:f.' PAIIQOAST:I4, - VO'l ONNER, Sup
;cessor to B. SCOTT) Jaa4/11MILESTNUT6L
SALE OF A'STOOR OF SUPERIOR OLD BRANDY,
WISES, &o.
• . This Moronic,
00t. , 20, otimthenoms at 10X o'olook. ' •
Er pogoutar ht.teoVoo 1s loyitso to thwiwic which
wiltoontmsa dowitity or wars oosnao rpodr, sherry.
Crt'itils_dt.olgegaoretticerOltj'airioth whisky, , 29.,;
' ;Include° will bo,found- - Y "tap Wee.
COICAAO B, AZtar• i n; ghe-eighih arid one
wlet oasks,tio o old Idononsallsis Winikr,Whisky.
- W o irio edd Bnukdrila • !me galuwc4oigiolins, liouora in
. ,
FIRST SPECIAL SALE' OF LA_DtEr, migBElV.
'ADM glawaßervs FANCY FOREL BUFFALO,
AND . FANCY, ROBES. -
On Monday Morphia,
Ootoieri2,lBoo
emunstme in Pert di—
. Sets of two and three pieces; .wint 'ene-half, one
'quarter, and full eitmee of mu*. metrical, marten, awl
other fashionable Aloe.
Also.'tnink and 'other snuff.. gials',for naps, Sloven,
shd collsre: Robra—lindsonjlaY, Wolfe COmPadY. and,
bear robes. winter kilted aural° robes..
@ALS OR 810 LOTS SRASONABLR DR GOODS.,
.EMBROID kRIES,AISBOIid. AND MILLINER
GOODI,IItIMMINGS., Ad:
On Wednesday Morning.
October 24, by (minima, on a credit, oommenoing at
10 o'otook.
LARGE SHERIFF'S RALE OP A FIN L AND COM
PLETE ASSORTMEYM OF CARRIAGES
MA-
T 1 RIALS..ka ,of a celebrated make. .
On Thunder Morning,
Oct 26,1860, at 10 o'clock, at the warerooms,loo9 and
1011 Chestnut street.
Also.
On Friday Morning,
Oat. 26. at the Factory, northwest corner Sixth and
Master eine% commencing at 10 o'clock, a large lot of
carriages, material. unlinlihedlrork, !ember. thoi..
Mr' Particulars in future naverhaementa.•
QAMIJEL NATH • ANS, AUCTiONEER,
K- 7 No. 2214 south THIRD Streit. below Walnut.
• LAREIK OGLE' P FORFEITED Floh-D 4 EB.
By order of ABRARA NATHAN'S, Broker. -
On Tuesday Morning,
Oeteber &hat q'olock-A M.: consorting of gold - and
silver patent lever and ether Watches,, gold chains,
finger rings. browning, medallions, pencil osier. silver
and plated-ware, recta. pent,, vests, shawls. umbrellas,
DUPur gun': &e . -
Nona Wrung cords on deposit with
•Ine over the legal length-GC:time ' will mill and redeem
the same, otherwise tiler will be sold at public sale on
the above day." ABRAHAM HATHANIA,Broker,
Northeast corner N trrß and GALLOWHILL.
eon let"
IVIOSL9 N*TELMEI, AUCTION MIR
OD • aommuatom MERCHANT, southeaa t
isomer of KERN sad LACE Strews.
• • -! • • NOSEY WO WAWA
526,009 to jean, q.t. the, lowest roses on. diamond's
•watageiajeweitys silver g o lcir goods
.cdothinic.-
miss sews, hardwares es . warms atirroci.
rape, bedding, and onit. o desonstion,
large or small =mints from one dollar to thogeante.
for ani n letigth of tittle agreed v im
he Hided Established in this Ctrs
. ;Sir ?rivets entrance on RA, !Street.
hours from IPA: kr ) F. H.
Roar imams. fo O N LYenit detscaltOra • .
, • CHARGER TWfi r i r gig CENT.
mr Aoyanoes of 111 109 and tag at two per NW.
Seances of .100 and litsWg s• at aye - per cent, for
■-
• AI i fiRiVATE WAIN: -
Som's rt loans.
of the , 004"FATERT lac ez.l st ,
°Bitumen= r Manefaeglired at
the usual selling brie go lever asaidAnne veto sis
silver. ismer end leg e , wateliesl„Eng Swiss, and
French watotags. at astonishing low m usical
of
eyerrOstoription, very loya_sansi pistils . musical in.
stinnumts /Sat qViAtl or Havana Maws, at half the;
importation Moss in quantities to flit plirotnuiere,
various other sands of goods.
OUT DOOSIMLR"
Attended to p mortally by the Auotioneer.
Comical:auditor any and evert - nd of geed, rob
sited. MO ki SES WAVIAR
SPLENDID SET OF
SALE. DIAMONDS AT PRIVATE
Consisting of diamond and 'opal breastpin and ear
rings. Peon, SM. Cost in Paris MAO.
I.IIIILIP FORD & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
Street No. 530 MARX= Street. and sat MINOR
LARGE POSGTVE BALE GPA,1490 OASES SOOTS
BTIOns, - )..31109 ANN GUM SHOES,
On Thursday Morning.
October 2 0, at 10 o'clock precisely, will bi sold, bi
catalogue, on 4 Months' credit, 1,200 owe men's, boys',
and youths', calf. kip, and grain boot!, calf, kip, and
buff brogan., calf and patent leather gaiters, Oxford
ties ; women'n. misers'. and children ' s geat , kid, calf,
andjmorooco heeled boots.
Also, a large rasortment of oity,tpsde goods.
early, attention of buyers is requested to the
above sal e as It W
ill embrace large invoices of prime
Leek goods from Ant-Mass manufacturers.
43ocdsn for examination with catalogues early
on room ope
ing of sale. •
111/1 FITZPATRICK it, BROS., AIJC
LL. TIONEXtIB, 601 eIIiESTNUT Street, above
Sixth.' . _
- .
RAVES EV.P.RY EVENING.
At T o'clock, of Rocks,. ttationery and fancy goods
Watches, jewelry', olooks,- glitter plated ware, cutler y
pairainsir.municall;lstrnemendejko,
' Rpriery. dritroods, boon and shoes, and mei
dim id of everrdeeoription.
DA SAPPS every Monday, Wednesday, and Fn
day ai is ct'obqok A. M .
PRIVATE SALES.
At private age several large consignments of 4stehes
AIWOII7, books, stettonery, raver-plated ware. cutlery
fancy sooer. to. , To winch is solicited the attention o
OltY and country merchants and others.
Consignments solicited of all kind. of merchandise
for -Ither public or private WOOL
tar Liberal cash advances made on coneignmonts.
Outdoor sales promptly attended to.
wi. LOUIS. MO.
•
WLL1.4148, - BOI , LE & AUG'
TIOWEERS & OOMMItION NIERGHANT 0,
No. North MAIN at , , UlB, Mo., I.forroerl,
with Mean. Cla.gitorn. & Plailada.) °Bei
their perethes to the roarehaam,. rimehtheaarera, and
other* of Plailadelpjul, for the sale odry gothic ear.
ack i. hal f e rinee, bottom*. jewelry, &0., &e,
Bettleureata me vanosa r i ttlr2 rtnte r r g eale.
rterrazoose. ,
Metrelfaf t le & et n iliat Mitittelehla,
" Van , Wearr,Nieteren&& arrow, Neer Yeti.
t tiCe b i rt ,&& ; ,
" Crow. hlearearv. & ' isAt-thstalt
EtTOVEii.
A , INDIIRMIAL non: *4151111.8
MWILLIAM 0.- NEMAN'
W110.4&013 AND RETAIL DEN.LDR -' • : I ;
- i
:rr - o vF;S ; -•-;- ", ;
tioarelE(sONo INTONE% • ' : 1
ti timee„.
m Oki) 000 , tenten14 mid eroonontioal
verbarnin . Stove titt mormnd. .
ia West - or bur
,nh Gsa-burnOr t to obtain Not boa
to,,,a me h tit t lit s hrit and *oat complete stook oi
e o Aohambenr, stops. oount nu
honing, &0., it the pity . " The attention or tne ribliOnt
solicited. _ ' 00114 k
STOVES! STOVE4I!,
JAMES SPE IR A
Pio, 1116 KA ENS RIIIET, '
s now waisted to rosettlie
the
the SSW° ISSIte
1 0 1
completely in alt the details of Stove trade they any
other establishment id Philadelphia. in proof of which
I k e invites COMP/MAI/VS ILXANISVPICIL
The following are among hie oWn Penn MAl:mean%
several of whlchha already obtaineda na onal. reps;
tenon as sittnewsin g in s xcelltut and reassess any other
Stoves in OAS.
J.altlEß lEIPAIL is the inventor and Patentee of the
Improved ore Darning Cooking Steve. acknowledged to
he the best Stove for family use in the world.
JallitEe SPEAR is , the Patentee of the celebrated .
Gag-eansuming Cooking Range, now rapidly cionong.
mto generalSPEA IMO.
JAMES R is the Patentee of the imprimbi iiii - `
verhi Air-tight Oaa-consuming Parlor Stove. .
JAMES 13PEAR is the Inventor of tko Irpproved
(Patented) 'Ornamental Stove Ings, which, front its
. befi l u y ty v ani o, utility, ie likeil. Our, season, to be naives'.
aVJAM EAR higl it f i rg i t t ee of the Labor, Fuel,
A ' AETA% the Inventor and Patentee of the
oetebrated Railway-oar Heater. .
' TAMES SPEAR, le the inventor of the Improved
Fire-board Stove.
For all of the above the Inventor very Juty r olaims
advantages which require but to be nuden ess by the
pnblio to be universally apsciated and pre erred to
any other articles of that d .1 in this mar h e t ; and he
would hereby autend a cord' ievitatioo to ea. persons
in 1 / 8 43 Of Move; to oall, and IMSMISe for themselves.
Parties Will 114; to examine Tiii kIVO every attention
shown themorhother =tanning immediately toss par
chase Or oat. esilinsa
46 QUAKER- CITY GAS 00N
-81;IXER, PATENTED by CHARLES JONES,
Fevebtli Month. Rae.
GRVAT IMPROVEMENT ON SILYER'S
GAS BURNER,
By the use of the quaker City llaa-Comaiming Parlor
and Office Stoves all duet may be avoided, the rooms
ventilated, sad en 'even temperature Intlietained for
many hou it, without any attention to the are, mid at a
g r• at saving of fue.
For sale by.CHARLEFI JONES, Patentee, No. 36
North SECOND sweet, above Vine. where the ateellent
Gas-t•comming Cooking Stove DAEMON I% tumor
passed in its °boredom. may be obtained.
Of,
the large
number now in op.ration, every stove, we believe,
gives entire satteraetion. one am
THE HELEBRATED Row -
COOKING STOVEis tha heat and most'aoaa*
Jar Cooking Stove lo the market. lt is made
either with or without' gal... tinting fixtures.
Ma, ofitotttled and for male by NORTH. CHASE. it
NORTH, r ounary Wararooma, 209 North SECOND
street. 08-2 m
THE FIERY STAR GASSURN
; ING AND RADIATING EARt OR STOVE,
-ut the beet and morn ace:moral Heating
Sec
NORTH. and fo r s a f e xeoß ( musk. t s,
NORTH. Foundry Wareroome. 'SOY ottb SECUN
Street. im
atOUR NEW OAS-BURNING BASE
STOVE le the moat economical Stove of"the
kind, and much more durable than the Gas
burners with a sheet-iron base. - Manufactured mad 44
wile by NORTH, CHAIM & NORTH. Fohy,acy Ware
'vomit. %.09 North NECONDBtmet. oB,lm
BOUGHT FURNITURE
BOUGHT TO ANY AMOUNT.—Housekeepers
having artio.ee of Furniture. Feather ;lade:
Carpets, blirrors, Au, toulepose or, gat a liueral
cash price by sparing to WAI au. Also, on band, a
select assortment ot; new and wound-hand Furniture
suited for the city trade.
T. N. WALSH,
ooP-12t* No. 934 MAP HET Street. below Tenth
KERQSENE
PORTLAND KEROSENE OIL
In order to meet the conetantly-inereasing demand
for thodustly
CELEBRATED OIL AS AN ILLUMINATOR,
the company have ntive doubled their form er °salmi'
antl have from ost
_scrams. teenks ea / a cturtni Oct Coat ma the United Sgtites wen d
tonorder to ineurolor us a coast tnt supply. adequate
the demand, they have posinvely refused to establisn
any now agencies, or create any now outlets for it what
ever.
What we claim for this Oil is,
ITS UNIFORMITY IN QUAITY AND SUPERI
,ORITY OVER ALL, OTHER OILS.
It is entirelfree from the offensive odor peculiar to
all other Coa We in the market. and for brilliancy as
a light, clean In c.,, cheapness , and safety, (having no
eXPJOBIVe properties), is, we may confidently say,
THE ONLY OIL THAT WILL GIVE GENERAL
SATISFACTION.
Wherever It has been introduced °annular* will usa
no other.
As there are many inferior Oils sold as Kerosene, we
caution dealera in artioular against using this trade
mark. Whenever doubts exist as to the genuineness of
thy article, we respect fallyask that a sample may be
eli bmilted tons for inspeotioa.
We oiler it to the trade at tbe
COMPANY'S LOWEST PRICE,
& co., •
and all orders addressed toss by null or otherwise will
meet with prompt attention. Lnimm
Sole Agents and Manufacturers of
Alcohol, Burning Plaid. and Pine Oil.
°DE tin No. 1010 MARKET St.. Philadelphia.
V. A UT I ON I—ASTROLOGY !—LO OK
'a./ OV_TI—To NEWS FOR ALLI—The never
hang into. V HORN Is the best; she sueeetals
when all othe rs have failed. All whortra 1)1 Moulds, all
who have been unfortunate, deceiver/ by false propane.,
Ity to her for advice and comfort. .fa tens of
l airs she
west fatly . She has the rnearet of winning e affeo-
Owls of the opeoute sex. It no this fact wino induces
illi•erata prettZets to try to imitate her. and copy hen
Advertisemen s. She shows Tod thullheaelts otl a ir fu
ture wife, has nd, or absent Olen . It is wail awn
to the nun° at rge that she to the and on per
son who ran show the Illy er in 0 ti, .atatean glwe
s enti S e ke Te t e t i nY i ti:l l 1% 1 11 14 . thousigg; 6 4 ' &v a lti
i,,,, ,l ti y ivi l pia vi pf; d i1 i 311 1, 5 smut lit t s r ltet. et :tr e
j o u u t tl
,er:ro tu,,,,,1 •
obIA-6t' •
ZINC' GROUND IN, 0114,. Brown and
I,llno Mn add {fir AS.-
.1• 11E.ttiLL Alla? 8114 IM,VIISItI swop(
myT, , YL M iitt
fELS ole/Aioow price to
TWOO. Pect
vont/ amt. paw
~.
ISALICS WY AUCTION.
' ' n 'n it SQn ,_ .
. ;89 and 141 Sou FOURTH treat.
.i (Formerly Nocar and ‘19.) . .
!MOCHA AND 1111411,_MTATE.,.
, ..
8: at AT THE EXCHANGE lb vER.Y TUESDAY
ter Handbills of 011,0 b PrOpOrtYL - 4'lle - tell. in
:addition to Web we pobibili,'on t e, ex ominous
to , ,l ei rtii i sari - 000 thoussad. oatgenew,* Pamphlet
to g ran devenytiona o!the property to be
'sold 0 the following Tuesday,
Hi I.—O ar e4lee..of reel sedate and stooks a
the e: will hereafter be hold at 11 o'oloot
noon, and, the eventng. atifloelg.
.ogr.Contributomhave the 7yAther gale:
REAL EIfBATE AT X A Lug,
Or WO haveni large arniseint o re estitte at print*
,side: including flea; lifeeription of city end _country
Property. Prat sta iV li taato had ittailetion store
PR ATE El B REGirrKzlL
leirßeal gists red on our private eels registew
and adyertined oedise'orally in oar Public sale abgtrek t
(o f f whioh e 1,000 cortex are whited. -nresidg,) Ma at
.%
Bidets of John C. Weber deceased.
' PEWS, errant's. ANIJ , LOANR,
_ - - On Tuesday.
October 23, at 12 o'clock noon, at the Plehnielphia Ex
change— •
Pew No IV GraceiChuroh (Fontana%
Pear No, m. - Arch-11401 Presbyterian (Rauch (Rev.
Mr.(Wadtworth - •
-4130 bandstand:y . 7llnd Beaver CanatCo.
1 1 26 . 2 0 , hulututikanna Canal Co.
shares 'Merchants' Hotel Confoenr. Philadelphia—
Ear *lOO.
1 share Pannerisinia Arcade as Fine Arts—par 825.
5 shares Philadelphia Bilk Culture andManufacaurimt
•CimeTeyVf 41'1 A merican- • ,
Academy of the Rommopa
' • 10 shares of Stock in the Commonirealth Bank, (4 24
'mid on each share.)
2 shares Commercial Bank.
For account of whom it may concern—
-10 sharer Maryland Soap Stone Oompany stock.
. Also. wi theta reserve, by order of an executor
-20 sharer Girard Insnrance Company stork—par 8100.
,•GLENWOoD CEMETERY LOTS. -
Section 0, Nos. 218, 220. 22t. 215.616, 317—par $2l each.
• • F. • 246, 3!6. 370, 827—par 624 each.
-• M, • • 659. Ma, 661.662—per 020 each,
• • E, ma 175—r 830
A separate died will be given with each lot.
6 shares Madeniyef Music. with-ticket.
I Share Academy Fine Arta.
SIXTEENTH - FALL' PALE—OCTOBER 23.
Orphans' Court Neje—Fatah" of Nathan &melee, deed.
aluable TRACT OF LAND, 66 3 L Amer, and ha.
nrovellinida• BIOnkInT, wi th in three Miles oeklarket
street bridge.
flame Estate-6 Prune 'DWELLINGI3 and • LOT,
aouthwardly side of Green street. Twenty_faarth ward,
Same Esiate—Two-storg Brick DWELLING, No.
Am Woke street - -
Pame Estate—Three story Brisk DVFELLLNG, No.
248 Duke street. late Reusingtou.
Name Estate—three story Brick DwELLiige, No,
Z a Duke 'greet. late Remington.
game k state—Three story Brink DWELLING, No,
10121totestreet.' late Nensineton.
Num Estate—GßOlifr D RENT, SO ear.
Orphans' Court Sale —Fatata of •biabelle. Shaw, deo'd.
A Yeirly. GROUND, REN T of. St.,
Orphans' Coed Bale --ketate of Jame' Banner, dee'd.
gheeundivided sixth part of a GROUND R ENT of
81% %year. •
nzemiturs' Iniermitory Bale—Estate of Martin Canon,
eceased
• WERIDENCE.StabIe, d Conch Rome. and large LOT,
I
Rittenhouse at ,GERMAATO %Rama the modern con
yenienoim—gas, hot and cold water, ho.; also, a good
garden: Nabs absoltito-time handbills.
Handsome Modern Brick RESIDoNCE, No. le3l/Aroh
street, west of. Eighteenth street, it is Neel) built, and
hu modern conveniences. Immediate
Fieontote Bate—testate of (Jeered L`. Remy. deed.
Nttv Modern DWELLING. No. eel Frankford road,
above Wood - street.
. Three :Wig Brick DWFLLINO Tenth street, north
Of Teske r, Fleet ward.'
Administratore B , le—Fetate of James Stuart, deo'd.
TAVERN and DWELLING, northeast corner of
Locust and Dat:mean , streets and a Three-gm
Dw an n s g meMo ar n .
RESIDENCE;
Fifteenth street,
north of Thompson street, has the modern eotrre
,nornoes.
i'ereinntory Sal e—B1.111.1)11f 0 LOT. York itrest.weez
of Parke street, Twenty fourth ward—en feet front.
BUIL,DIft LOT, northwest corner of Lombard and.
Carus. streets.
••- - ,
dipitting' Court P eremptory Fale—Estate of EliZabeth
• ergeant. deoeased..
"SQUARE OF filtoU/VD. corner of_ Sixteenth and
Seventeenth and Brown streets. Bale absolute.
Sale No. 214 COATES Street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, ORGAN SHOW CASES,
&c.. dre.
On Monday Morning.
22d Met.. at 10 °Week. at No. 210 Costes street, above
Second street. the entire Meek of a cabinet warehouse.
comprising suerior parlor. dining-mom. and chamber
furniture, ema il church organ, with 5 stops, bookcases,
desk.. chow VMS. 2 high-case - olocks, &c.
go , May be examined with catalogues three days
previous to the sate.
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, &o.
Tuesday amt.
Fumbhiet catalogues now rutty. containing foil do
nor/ottoman( IS properties to .te sold on Tuesday net,
by order Of Orphans' Court, executors . and others , with
a hat of a talus amount of real estate at pnvate sale.
SALE OF MISCELLANEOUS Boma FROM A
• PRIVATE COLLECTION. • -
• Cm Tuesday everting,.
October atthe auction More. collection of iota •
restinirnesoellatmons works , from a pelvis** aollootion.
_ For parttpv9sno - oataloraea.
Pereiterorr Sate.
FINE MADEIRA' 2,14 alitiltßY WINES,
In Derudohns anatles.
10 be sold. without reserve, at theAuotion Store, NOB,
Wand 141 teeth Fourth street , .
On Wednesday. •
October id, at ti o'elook, noon. The Baia - trill inelait&--
demtiohne Meta /lamina Madeira. DbalWr brans
of 1840. • •
18 demij ohns VerdeLhofdadeira. Visa, brind of - 181A
18 • o • :, illanditria Madam, very delicate.
9 ,do hiIIIIII,OI blaftira+YarY old- s
Also. sledge and roan Rile assortment of Sae Old Ma-
Yleira and ahem Wines, in fah-site bottle*. - '
,
Er Full atruculars in catalogue*. now ready. .
VALDAIDA PRIVATE LIBRARY—Of #1041841 and
vary - desirable' author' . on important end isterasties
subjects. , --
On Thursday and Friday evenings.
Ootoher # end re. at the auction- store. will be sold a
valuable pnvatelibrery. - which inoledes _standard au
thors la the yellow, denertedents of literature; silence,
and art,'' .. .
A valtrirmy OF FIPERVDID IT.I.IIBTRATED AND
ROI °KILL WOREB OF EMI COW_ . „ . V.-
- The chief poltient of the coltecilonmetessatinadinas,
ET For partundan he catalogue of the haulm.
V •
_,
(MEAT DALE OF At.iyAßLi t ltiliv.
3AbiEs B. EARLS &goria' • ...e.tu itl i p g• aux
Ogg PAINTIO Sftlui PENNbiLveNl i t et teADE ARIL •.,
A lt
This sale wideineprite - Lnde of the
=it aelebiated Eistepeart, data artisteiman,
of *doh have been sainted aittasionr for. this t•ii•ollee
tom A MOPS. the MIMI preerlisent iro!ha, alas be on
morated. PIII/ei r rit philtre of WAshinatostedVelhl,
g u ingmr o ale lite . roth' octarx-iarrojrbi
imam : several "eras- W. r.ionbstle. hlovist,
vanataktopr t h, 4 4m ak. , eaga t fijeduar.
Milrl2ot* D littridge. JR Mater. kablellbatak . ye/besot
boron, amt. Patrelsb..estent..ito., ite.- - ' •
- The wh ol e Jo he add leithset Insibtatioa or serve.
Wl wiHlMOPfilifOrfttbibitiosourvelral than Defers the aide,
EI etiteal* -
..,. _ _ -
41 FOWL= Stmt.
• . 1
batirt A ADN
etita l i t u i "
l e d
=1,10t.744,;1:4
.SUIPPING.
4211. , .104 - 14M)901:112:—CIIIMUS3.
1 "- mmmegmir - Mie l t i nrelFr Allimin '
.__NlNiy ?yerFlit se an a • a i hnirriaitillei teak W
ife Pei '•
Y‘ >) l 2.
_ i _m e. e.
The TM. 164 Eteneseap YaTuftli TEAM Ma
im Charles P. Mayolimoelwillasili oh T huroday, ,00. t.,
22. el la &cloak. A: 0z.. , '_,- - 1, -, • , '1 .
Through tri SS to 114 ra i rralelfgera‘ at Mila," -,
. .. • .goo ~.11, OA.
Tiro' 11. F. Moil' Imear; ITTATE' 0 - 11112:01111.A,
Captain John, J. Marvin. w it ,ail-on -Mania Cot
20. at 10 o'oloat A. M. .
/ hrangh in ga to op hou i ra-ighly M *ern at ant.
Ire , g i r g days olisag ilfroaseirery lestaraay to mry
,14,7 .
.7004 . a reeeleel. aad Pilaf of Lading rune(
BTOrirlinfr i llf i thhrig . o l lift ise
atom seam tee Vs, thno forming a fise-oay ocrs.mu
niregral u_nar Mon and glayarinah. and Ina Botta
andili rall tUl eissea llw r i iit, e Ill Gn aliest, l444llll44 ' ' Via'
/NI 0 -,
!IT/Viol%
v b Ar l asi t s. = ie lg ai "* V a iii i r t " r il
...., by mil= ' the -rnaiairbolag me- tre i
!If?.
noro
14-I rY. %an Char
[PgFei L ym 'akin '1" TIV?"L"
Fare ay t e rout° Xto 41 Der cent. Ors -
the Inlandßoute, so will be am_ by it ir ix ovinigher
dale. ,Tluoi m mi n aoketa from Wade, ama C Ire
ton and tei steamship", lININILIJD oul R 1 out
the whole route, map* frinsi Charleston and Saran
, Wilk to Montaoroorr :
; ILL CIELL.W.STOX. ' • Sti. IIIYANNAB.
To Charleston...-011 20 To Igairsano.l4 - $ll II
1t : r .--.r.s. iTer —= IS SS
[ . EMI% --. 4100 Atlanta._...._, 21 00
1 oixerortery-,, le 00 lolurribag-- .... 21 00
, Nowa— .10 en lbany. —,m 00
- r agfint.-: ail Inglltr"--- ..e......„
......_....c.. nso Km ogrix... — ::: as i.
emphis.L. -
fare to b o Saltith. via Cl i t i rlfftr•-.....- ........ 10 00
iho bills of ladios n' il6notatr airs elect.
*
For freight or I mmo ac . on 0, at second
vkarf abase Flue shoo. or •
ALEX., 11 ONar.,& ,CO.
No. 126 1 , 1011. TE watAEYEe.
. Agoras in Charloiten,_T. a. A T. G. 1 1 1/01).
Bovaxt.noG, nUNTER. it 0 2.1,0210.12.
For Florida from Charleston. ate/unsr Ogrohas orory
Tangd For Fl orida F frog. Earannak,piesmea EtalorY'o and
81. John's evert Tueolar gild toeurday.
TEX BRIUSEI AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL SWAM,
1 1 1 10 M MI TORY TO LIVIIIPOOL I
Cipof - COW O -
Second Cabinyy
PROM BOSTON TO LIU/toot.' -
Chief Cabin Passage.
Seoond CabmPaaaspek.„.. 60
The ships from New Pork wall at Cork 'Harbor..
The ships from .11.stten call at Halifax and Cork Har
bor.
PERSIA, Cast. Judkine. 'CANADA, Capt. Lang.
AS I ABIA. Cart. .1. Stone. AMERICA, Capt. Moodie,
AS Capt. Ai. O. .Lott. NIAGANA,Capt Anderson
APS 4 C B ‘,.Cant. Shannon. EUROPA, Capt.L. Lanai.
SCOTIA, (now trtuLtng.)
These astift i oarry a clear white ngt at mad-head
tivradkiv..t=.-d.oln'ortnWelneadar. Oot. 18
aDA.Anderron, Boston, Wednesday, Om 11
AF CA, Shannon, " York ',._trednesdar.Uot. Tl
ARAB/A. Stone, " °con, wedeesday. Ont. 31
AB/Ar. bolt _ " . Yors,WedsesdaY, Nov • 7
vlißtiPA, " Boston. Wednesday, N0v.14
PERSIA, Jenkins, " N. Y ork, Wednesday, Nov. II
Berths not Secured tutu raid for. •
An exPertenoed Surgeon on board. '
The owneneof these alma wll not beitoeountabis for
Gold, Silver. Bullion, Seeroe, Jewelry, Preplan's Stone'
orldetals. Wass bills of lading are signed therefrr and
the wales thereof therein expressed. For cr , tabt os Pas
sage. apply to R. r NRD,
0010 • 4 Bowling allell• New York. _
1 1 ~-~ ~,
THE ADAMS EXPRESS
IKAPRE - co„offweaseCEIESTNUTSMat.
forwards Paroals, P Whams. Itlerehandiaa, Bank.tiotasi
and t3peoier, either In its own Lines or in oodasoloA
with other lizoross CoMpaniesi to all the prwom4+
towns and oities et the linitod State&
lele-nE. H. PAINIEFORD,
Senor-el Ravertotandent.
. _
JOB PRINTING.
THU NEW JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
"THE PRESS"
is premed to exeonte neatly, nee ply, end expeditioutif
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
PA MPILLETB,
PAPER BOLKB.
CIRCULARS,
BLANKS OF EVERV DELTRIPTION,
POSTERS,
HANDBILLS,
=MEM
AUCTIONERR3, LAWYERS,
M ERCIIANTC, MANUFACTITRERS.
RAILROAD A.1 4 2,4,1N8131it4N0S COMPANIES
- _
ordori loft at lite Ihibllltittion 00160. of 2'/ g
Pres. , , No. 4 17 •CNESTNNT will. bit - promptly
itendod to. - " Jolfrg
BILL HEAD B.
LABELS.
.MECHANICS. BANK%