The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, October 22, 1860, Image 4

Garibaldi gild the Wounded ritiensertst ,
The following *striate from a private letter to
lie AMINIAMbiIi—:, -111ralairThlairiiitsd-Giiietie;
'Written bristirlulalthO hal reniettlirWilited Naples,
willini read with interest, - The letter is, dated
Minim, fkiptiomber 27,- and was received this week :
I thw daya , ago ; I,waa, idle: 9fLph party_ willed'.
west dal& fil Caserta to Vint the, military hospl•
sai i where the etesuilledirelW:briaght, atter. the
unforteriaterrefair 4,lAaria: 'We first walked in'
the paw of ilsi'helei Where we were eo fortu
nate sa to eome,loseidetdal A IY, ana WY soffice
lessrs
prsethderrifiesliootthg.r m thee. w a s no
p om my. th ak eaOlaskifilmself.. As soon as
be pereeked no be same: forward to Mrs
W—,who had with hers large hamper 9(10 7
sneer 4 of Ot 0.. io9nid.d... Orther re
vuoitiqg him to give older* , Illiat iniM might be' al
lotted to thabospilakiteChnmediately, offered to
Mart her aLts ItAgefelf;_,: , ' AliWintinntes after
womb the r ssite a, tittle trioniihed.to •inao
_Garibaldi iliateGthl an 14,4111di linly and
ker two daughtete,„withenit'intiod Me -Miff to
rielt the heepitak - -IN* -piribed'Aitha boa , i
- . Aiter a ten yinutai! , thieltireluerlyed e t
keepital-4. Aloe wedeln buildingth iten fie*
Winioni, but the wards nreldn'anatil -rindtliiven
disikss * 10 4;: ' Itiltia Chiginblat4Wilfte is, n one:
MO: NW...erou'd otitdde,iftww. Wattha'rtsasto
was there, 'kedliintd,thitienidk in Yoh
zia
lestalskui, , he ' gpiwithst yer about, ; ...It wits •
a mad ''' It Itesee- th e -tenderness - witir
whiels the was it, 'ten Weirini, apprinehedthu
sink bad. , giII79IISWIN visited in lon and he
hadiNtirwords of dolielation for each in dividual.
He laid his lesethtluind )sct kindly OR the: fevered
' Mowed, the, nloil,NG,firlig-thetthetesei started
froth their eyes. !try, as a, hot, milky day s 'and the
air wee sawstalreleVe* L eoz.i ityla.. to Di e,
os my, asking Ilk* owe worst*. opt*. was
that Mr tioltotisicim bid Wait apt to oanie fever
among - wounded men. Of course, .theri ‘ was no
answering snob, a proPourdtsbeerveihm.:but - after
a few, ndentes' Geribildf - ordered the windows to
be thrown opanf lira.' W.- having soggested to
him the propriety of doing to: 'll4ltrileaving the
wapiti, where Were were abontAtizty.wiunded—
the mast of them ,having been cunt into` Naplie—'
Garibaldi: midi', his; yeratary, tithe bid followed'
him, patient 'a dotter to get any little
ednghe eight falsely: = On , seeing one pObrkllon
very- rtable with a dry dreadmObe tie - 41'
Neapolitan ilie be canted' blot. to be, properly'
dressed, and wide zonal i observations; &Mut using
water for dressings, , bp,iiidch the surgeons here
Mittr.ti.:l4l, 4 ".yrratl:lll.ll,L"AeZ,:::(4 l
in the adirmadve. This is a 'step in 'Wrenn '
On the visit to the common Soldiers being ilitielt
ed, Garibaldi went to see the' offerers, of whom there
were about a Jaen. He kisioda9m.l of them af•
feationatilly, and shook band* warmly with all, re.
questing every one to make known to him any
wants, he. Not one of them complained to him,
bat on being questioned by. lies. 'W.—, it was
evident thatthere wore MY, things required, for
their oomfort; aboVe,till, night attendance. The
Place ie hal of qtinigs and pretemnientof ell kinde,
both; wieldiest and ;' mititaryc , One ',.• gentleman."
calling - himmlf in inspector general of Garibaldi's
hamitals; watt offering quinine -for sale 'the other
day in Naples. ;,Queue, Where did it wine from ?
1 saw • ease where the hemorrhage had been
stepped by Dr. , Binipsona , plan. I' cannot enter
into details, as it Is just poet time, and I write In •
but*. One of the - surgeons Wiwi "resent when I
was showing the ssodus °pion - at-4n .thel,,hospititl
here. He had tried in, said to lei:n*ollm artery—
• small one—and the man was getting faint froth
the loss of, blood. He then' thought M. the, heedlei
and noccuded in arresting the bleeding' Instantly.
So you'ilet they may begin to use it by, and by. -,
Accident to Prince Albert.
The Quasi' and - Pliiwil Albert both tieently came
near iosing,their lives by an atioldent in'tiormany..
According to a corres pondent _ of - the Trawnie, the
Queen, the - Prince, lArd,John Russell, and Prin•
eess Albs were,-on the 24th ultimo, on an extra
train travellingtirom Cologne to Cablentx en a
single-rail track..' The down train was telegraphed
to switch off at Ander:tech, but the message was
not mitred,- and the two trent, ruched towardr
mob other from opposite directions. The engi
neers, on seeing eget ether, - tried to stop their
trains. The- extra Vibe wool moving at, lightniog
speed, and could nor at one. be brought to the en.
of: tae oker'ldeitook to reverse Ms en
gine, but the machinery rebind: to work: qWe
mast jump for our ltves,!'. he eatd.to his tripan ion;
but before doing so he determined to,try ones
more.4ortanately this thee' With' snootier—and
when the extra train rams thundering up, the other
had begun to gather way, and the ' crash war jut
barely Moped. ' •
The ac,dent to Prinoe.Albert occurred on the
igth utgoo. The prince had, been staying at the
Cambier Callenberg during the day. The London
Sok CUJOllewing partionlare
"At a littliambra Iva; coollieli3hi,Prinee Con
tort,kertitgata iratais to transact, took leave
cif Gil' gutt,eed entered *Minima to. proceed
alone to Coburg. After be had gone about three
Muth, home; utter were — drivenftsiti in band
tionoielesal hielditg_ violently, and shortly starte r '
off at full speed. -Me , coaohman,' hatisled by Mt
nerd ilighnese, did everything in his power to 'ar.
ma the provide iniznale, , but
without Moot.
"At about the distances:4,e nails from Coburg,
the road from Oallenberg crosses the railway ot,a
istatiosed upon approaching .this spot the Prince
Consort observed that theta? which fa lowered to
prevent carriages oraudyg the line when n train is
evaded, was aloud - preparatory to the nrrloal of
the train due ild•Colstu rgpped- at dye o ' clock . A wagon
Widelf had hem l Hiby the bar walla Matti.
lag upon the reed.' A violent 1,91301111R10U being
then 'writable, Ms /loyal Highness jumped from
the eardsge,and fell to the ground. Though re
advise eome superficial- cute end hrni es in the
fare, he was riot at allidiumed or seriously hurt,
and shatily reaveded to unit the oossehman. •ftie
carriage had in - the mean time oomeinto collision
with As bar , Wane 'railway. and ties upset, the
coachman being dashed to the ground, and con
siderably hart.,His Hurd Highness typosdiutely
devoted kW attntion to this man, Vito was ctn.
Tepid to, the lodes of the railway servant who hie
charge of the bin •
"The horse, having thus freed themselves from
the carriage,contiorted their, career into the torn.
of Coburg, and wire there seen by. Colonel Pon
scab', the Prince's equerry, who had b.-en in at
tendance in the, earlier part of the day. The
Colonel immediatelyprocured a earring., and so,
wing the services nf Dr. Buy and Dr: Carl for
abuts, the modioal attendant of the Duke of baxe
Coburg, he'probeeded with them to meet his Royal
Hip nese.
The Prince, who was still in the email college,
directed the 'attention of-the medical gentlemei
to the coachman, and desired Col. Ponsonby to
continue his route to meet her Majesty the Queen,
who wee et that, time on her' return to:Coburg, in
order -to , Worse her Majesty of what had taken
piles.
"Hill Bayed Highness' teazle may be considered
M most providentiel.",
Esthete, Literary Gossip
The Loadokprrespondent of the New York
Times writs*:
" Tirningg. from' polities to literature, there is
more of"intersist to , rommuninate. Da not be.
line, however, that* who ten you that Mr. Charles
Dickens is at work on s new monthly serial, be
cause it L but true;' each work, at least, is not
at present commenced • though, perhaps, befero
long the great novelist may plot out at new
tale—at all svelte, it will be some time before
the public' see the, fruit _ of his labors - Mr *,
Theekeray; it is' sa id, hp it in oontrmplation
to write a" War, of Queen Anne; he -is
will velum' lit tiit' antral" of her reign and the
Uterstbri of the epoeb, and no one could do it more
tailliaatli.." Whether 'QOM to be a separate book,
Ur to appear in the pig* of the Cornlull, does not
ISM telm known. ALpropos of the Corr/hi/4 Mr.
G. A. Bala "Wishes ' , his papers on Howarth in the
next umber. He his himself announced this in Ma -
anonymous 'Slaloms,' Literature and Art,' in the
Illustrated News, wherein, with poor wit and bad
taste, he speaks othem as dull verbosity.' Thoeo
parlous in the quarrels and friendships of the lite
rary world will see with interest the 'Sala and.
Thiele:ay alliance evidenced in the writings t f
them gentlemen. Tarn to Mr. Bala's book, Twins
Roussel the Cloak, published lees than two years
ft*, and you will see Thackeray termed, as ' Old
Yolyphemsts withering . mankind through his apse.
UMW ;' turn to the Ysrginsari, of the game date,
sad you Will 'see Theekeray bemoaning the fact
that Ms literary profession lends-him to be elatstd
with' Garbage' and Bob Bow_ street,' the former
asigosetto botiala aid the letter Brong. Mew
Mr. mill Of Mr. Tiateltersy'a paid m e tal ners, ,
and we doing yeeman's 'entice to his am."
itz4L , lnAtit last orthicon of the lltustrattyl
Notet, ke apish. of LIM Cornhstt as this
admirable magenta s while in the hut 'Round4
alma Paper, r Old Polyphemus' extends the finger
of patronage to the immaculate George Augusta,
end mentions him as' our friend, Mr. ada. Oh,
111111 iamb within wheels !"
GENERAL NEWS-
Gov. ritleiaitusi message to the Logisla.
tare of Vermont,' delivered on the ibth instant,
.recesunends the following sufeets for legisletion
"To provide bylaw that the - illegal vendor of in-. 1
tozioating drinks shall be made.responsible to in=
Jared parties. for the consequences of.hts illegal
mega; the establishment and maintenenoe of one
or more Retudir Of Correction; or' Reformatory
Retools, for the employment of juvenile dello
quits and ottientoonvleted of minor @redoes ; the
mipedleney,of providing by law for the election;
ley a planality of votes, of town representatives,
sad of MI "odiceil obratin try:tbs General Atom.
WY; 'Previdlnif tor - in 'Agrlaultarill Bureau of
Beard of fivloultstre • the printing of the report
of the State ileologlet,:and the eittie,dieicso."
A smolt; aimed ;Hatfield; residing in a
lonely how** bramilirefroin BkromnPid, Indians,
was await*** a few weeks ago by pereone trying
toin bar p doors .‘and raise her windows, anti
horerd_tbem 'conversing .wlth on. -another..
jt gun, Am kresibtoro the wit:Anti; and theta
was an Mairsatistapipernri. and all was still. Tho
next raortifottrie body, °C is dear end:dumb man,
reddest noir nyimair Rand a'shoM dietance frond
tar house, Utittbillet 'lodged hi' his body.
Aneerrannirre- Abolitionists;
Luba and son, aimed .Riteitings, , we hear' were
laity in Bennettsville Let Seturdpy.They were.
enema Olioi whit% raw, it will' be renreM—
bend, John Brown bed Marked Vat 'en'. his ,rasp.:
They were , taledi jary. ' ' Letters
sad oraudgementa or ,ams were:mod in their pes
sedan,:pored' their jgallt booed the.
shadow of a doubt 7411aficeri Mat.
anew Birdie In 'NNW
from Bomb empty, thia endraing, that a Smote
storm minified last night in the vidnity of Budd'p
lake, and anteadtstilinany nines in livery direction'
ham that 'mind 'Oovered to the,
depth of lwiimenutotad Atomisers bending ander
the load thlensoraleg, prelenting t brilliant and
lord speetsolt;—/fitster.6 Adivraser ' 16th.
AN =OW 111 required co il.
stoat weacising, earappd.lass Jibt - frielels fort
night ago, intrifteretaill'ittrufrk'learoh, wee found
prrtefinegkitoten'ortleagb'er eta* tree. H.
was ealkid whew he at yeAcl ! ar
ad tell MAIO tread, lent r* daitAinrrlaly i g
guit
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obarged witltiandliarlottent , froxi the pole Mee
while sottio-ste ; _,,u_heritain
tinkled, alteumgls==his gailk - ott the -
=ticiferschwireesiviii , ne 'ocaslheasetton
low itiralford b oetivioted as
40'ClAteir;-L.The Yleksburg
I=l ,ii9llstr intloommi !Alsatian of the greet At.
Plagimplimsitiviri was liken there to
bertha aoratilles libelesinAmas found to be W
ieldy llartkleakkaCliterifera coati not be Md.
A 'awn cable wesordered fromNe* York.
Ortria I b ta*,H.riktirtles in Fall River,
r Atka l
lia:projeot of planting some
auta l otl, Anaheim of oyster: in 'Ode's
_ la Seraapier• . - Ttrablvalvee *Hi be procured'
sl:virglida:- • , • ,
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IMPORTATIONS.
(Reported for the Press.l
SIERRA LBONE,-Elark Aaron J Harvey—len? bbl
yea nuts 703 dry hide. tone eam wood ; punolotooe 7
bbla palm oil 347 bbla old metal W Cummings & Co; 1 50
dry bides 8 bbla palm oil N A Berry, Balt.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
EDWARDS. CLARKE,
V. nAD, i Clouinvvwx or rum Morn'
LET VER BAblill—
_ At the Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia.
ten!pliteraperk, Rowland. • - .......---_.Elearpol. soon
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ritßlsok Squall. Davis .. ~- tot Jager as Oubs..soon
• ruitt Thurston. laumpher;Palmouth, via Norfolk, soon
rie , Doria, Nissen .........-- -Brno' Channel. soon
Ketch Comae's., Barneo—..., ~..Moysuem, soon
Bohr urinooo. Tabbittt-.....—..ed JaSO de Cuba, soon
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORE Or PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 22 1860
39-BUN IS 91
HIGH ..9
ARK( VEO.
Brig irtilla,_(llrlTallentias 29 days from Rio Jaqeiro
with tio ea to Welsronl. Retaken & Co.
egnomloOktparnam 6 days from Boston, in bat
taw to Van Dimon. otton & Co. -
Bohr It Ulbrich English.- English. 0 days from Ports
month, in transit to Baker & YoaGm.
Bohr I Holvenn. Yearou. 1 day from Dover, pal
with corn to inn Barrett & Son.
Bohr Ooosu Bud. Qmilin, 3 Jaye from Laura', Del
With lumber to J W Baum.
Steamer lieverlyYiaroe. 24 bourn from New York
with mdar , o. to * Baird 1 Co.
• CLRAILRO.
if: y a k men v e
e " 1 4: tallardlg
Co,
Bohr R T Allen. Allan, Rey West, u S Navy Anent.
Bohr Pequormook, Barnes. &piston, Van Dneen,Norton
Co.
/kr Jerome, Jerome, Alexandria. T Webster, Sr.
Bk . R wil li ng., Maypole, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
SAILED.
The US mall steamship State of Georgia, Cast Gar
vin, -for Pavantaah , sailed on Saturday at. 19 A ki with
a fail freight and the following passenger: R Johnson.
lady.
3 children, andrvistitt,mrs rst
tiverestadlie
B Johnson, Miss H Johnson, Miss A C Johnson, Mrs L
A Baker, Mrs Dr Dardwicke.-Anthony i rolay and la,
Mrs Waldorg Barclay and servant, Adlt Bert MatolaY,
Min R Gibson. John T Taut and lady, rs Warne and
daughter. Mn GriMn and daughter, Mrs BarahWarten,
Mrs Jones and son. W ilardint_and lady, H hi Ivens,
lady and servant. A 8 Hughes. Mrs Linville, siste and
servant. Wm Shields W Cook HA Smith, J B l ur.
Crawford. O G Klapp. Mrs Weekly and 3 children,
Rowe. lady and I children, -John A Taft. 0 13 Daverenx.
Miss H S Sell, R McLellan, 0 Vetter. J Ti chart, O W
Itarrald, Jos Afoloott. W H Weed. Charles Brora, W
Wier. id Marks, J,oa Middleton, 8 0 Hail, and H In the
steerage.
BY TELBOBAYII.
(Correspondence of the Premed
New Oer.umrs. Oat. 20.
Arrived—Ships Rochester and Calendar from Boston.
(Correspondence of thel'hiladelphiaßzobange.i
LEWES. Del., 00t.
The bark Roman. from New York for Liverpool. is at
the harbor, with loss of for/Roman, maintopeallanl
mast, jibboom , and rudder damaged-. also leaking. A
book. supposed to bo the Charles E Lek, from Port au
Prince, passed in led evening. Rohr Hortensia remains
ashore. wind E. with a strong breeze. -
Oot 20 —The bark D Wilson, for N Orleans went to
sea yeaterday
_morning in isompaey with pohr Crtiolistep.
The sohr D W Eldridge. for St Barbs. parted her oba!ns
last eyening and came to the beach, where she remains
ot water My West will hal part of her °ergo WM
afternoon. pia 'Melt to Phtlade phloem soonest lighters
can bel °blamed. The ship Lorenzo. barks Roman and
Cordells. .Idarbadosj erlth some 'EI aohooners are
now at thearbor. 'rho wind yesterday moniinewas
fresh from N at 2Phi It increased to a pale. and blew
pea during the night. The bark Cordoba drove close
in to the beach, not so near as to touch. Wind still at N
10, though moderating.
Pears. (to.,
MEMORANDA
Steamship Keystone !Hate, Marstiman, hence at
Charleston 17th feet,
Oltesmilup galadin, Beard; cleared at New York 20th
bet for Kingston. Jansalds.
Stalin:whin Philadelphia. Brown, for Havana and New
Orleans. cleared at New York Eth
Bhipindependence, Crowell,olearad ist New York 19th
mast tot Hong Kong.
Ship tinnawan, McNair. cleared at New York 90th
lost fOrßan Francisco.
Ship Rambler, Bates, cleared at New York 20th Mat
for Montevideo. •
Ship Coronas, Ward, cleared at Boston 19th fast for
Batavia.
Ship' Ann E Hooper. Hooper. from New York for
Livensool, was signalled 12th loot lat 0 lon M.
Ship J o sephine. Holbrook, for N Orleans, at Marseilles
sa tiding
. Bark Kedar,savory. from Africa, at Roston Etifinst.
Bark Fredk Lentils. Sumner, from New Orleans, was
disebr at Marseilles Id Inst.
Sark Washington Butcher, Bolling, uno, remained at
Marseilles &I it et.
Bark Mari Edson, Niekerson. for Boston, at Smyrna,
Sigh nit, loading slowly; freights were very Name.
Bark} Rowe, Wilton. for Montevideo, cleared at New
York 19th bast.
Brig. Ambrose Light, Bryant, hence at Boston 19th
instant
• - •
Brig George Amos. bilohols, hence for Gusto was at
Holmes' Hole 19th inst.
Bohr. Mamball Perrin. Gibbs henoe for Cohasset.and
Chief. Chamberlin, from Normal for this port, at New
York ltth inst
Bohr Maid Homes, Hewitt. and Hannah Warwick.
Shropshire, for this port, sailed from.Providenee lath
• •• r
•
'Boh Warren 0 Nelson, Leeds, sailed from Bristol 18th
inst for this part.
Bohr Ship Carpenters, Ponntain, at New London 18 h
lust from 8111Yana. Del.
Soh , ' tlhenandosh, Blackman, for this port, sailed from
Newport 18th inst.
Bohm Joseph Turner: Crowell. and Arthur m
Sieon,
Churn, from Providence for this port, sailed from New
ilirlietnitine, Risley, cleared at New York 20th instfor
Philadelphia.
•• Bobr Nellte D, Horn. from Stamford 'or Philadelphia,
arrived at New York 58th Inst.
Bolas 'arah Mills, Denton. and William and Mary,
Pippin. hence, armor' at AleVlndna 19th inst.
balm B L Berry, Weaver. and Courier, Crowell,henoe
at Swann Nth inst.
. . „
-Rohr P Sweeney. Garwood, from Boston for Alex
andria. sailedl tom Holmes' Hole 18th twit- •
SOME Marl B Haler. G Stills Swain,
hems for Boetone were at Pio 1111811 Ole 19th inlet,
`Boers Amelia 0 fi miveg, - Lake; Elise Wiliam. Tay
lor: B E Sharp. Mayhew; Louisa Gray, Weaver; J Ire
land. Lake; Treasurer. Fisher. and .N Thompon,
titeelronn. from Boston for thiladelphiew J Glare. ell.
from Quincy for do; L Fereueon. Smith. an Beet
Braise, Coombe, from Salem for dot Georgia. Sweet,
from Nowteeryport for do, and Cl H Soroh. Ceitimba.from
leleteoro for do, Nailed from Itolmee',Kohe lette met; also
sealed'. Otte J 8 Lee. J H Wainwrjght, Bilver_Magnet,
W Batdobury. John Cadwalader, W I. Dayton. WEI Mil
ler. A M A birldia. R G Whildek, HO Knight. Triumph,
Mary and Elizabeth, and H H Weston
Behr Chief. Bidndge, sailed from blew Lonoori letb
imitfor Philadelphia.
Bohr North Peewee.. Marty, willed from Providence
Nth cast for Philadelphia. •
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' , l.fitili*OkbiNA.L . ll- , ,J,1,
OTKIBRig
MOTH ERB.
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fitOTRERB.
AIKIPIDES ,
• it must be noten.l7 to YOU, Mit to every atten
tive anal inteilfeent.pereen, that the Bret Outgrows of in ,
fonts arise chiefy' front a disordered condition of their
boWelavandrin cooneotioe•we preeent. to youtnotioe
for the alleviation and ours of tease theorise, a reined/
known as
DR. RATON'S
INFANTILE'CORDIAL.
Prepared froxiii fOrthuli used by Dr. y.ditini with re
markable-Ipm daring aeverai veva istaotioe; wge
know it to a most reliable and efiloscioue remedy, for
infantile oornpleints,,and one trial alone will convince
YOU Or its superiority doter every other preparation of
the kind, ',ILI* PattloiltallY n " mlumleg "
'FOE CHILDREN TEETHING.
And at this penal of infantile life, when hour illusion.
are pained by entnening the sofferi c rits of your
lei 'once . it will be ford inytilus.ble in S toning the
s, Reducing inflammation, nil - Re tering all
am. For DISEASES ATTEri DING TEETHING,
such as Diarrhea, Dysentery, Gripie gin the Bowels,
Acidity of the Stomach, wind, Cade, and Cottlin the
Head, we confidently offer thie as a certain relief and
care in every case when arven in time, It will invaria
bly regulate the stomaoh and bowels, and importance
in this respect can hardly he estimated.
from which more infanta are amid to die than from any
ether disease, the little sufferer is relieved instanter
stsous/y, as if by magic ;.and in this dread complaint
alone. its intrinsic, value is such that it has neon recom
mended from one family to another. until the name of
DR. EATON'S INFANTILE CORDIAL has become
"familiar as a household word." We now ask our at
tention to a subject of vital interest to,y ourself, as well
, aa to your acontins suffering child. Dr. Naton Infantile Cor
dial •
of any kind. or of whatever nature, IQ, - a /het which
we are fully warranted in stating cannot be saidf any
other preparation for infantile diseases, at chit finw
before the publie.NlN We find that throughout. We
country, Mothers are becoming connnted of this ttuttil
and of the cad and blighting consequences which are
certain to result from the nee of narcotics disguised in
the form of gineting.remedies ; their continued admin
istration being invariably followed by stupefaotion, and
constipation of the bowels ending oftentimes in con-
DlALns.Herein everyATO'S INFANTILE COR
differs from other remedy. It
DOES NOT CONSTIPATE
the bowels, neither does it art by deadening the eensi
bilities of your oh ilden, but natura ly, through Its rare
Fedminal_q_ualities, by removing all vain and canes of
ROAHO.: We earneetly reoommend you, therefore; to
no time in propuring a bottle, that YOU may have at
quied a remedy which will never fail to relieve your
amid in time ot need. It is perfectly harmless, and can
not injure the most delicate infant.
Take none but DR. EATON'S INFANTILE COR
DIAL. This pop lan rely upon. Price '99 cents per
bottle.
Prepared only by_ OIIOIIOII At DUPONT;
e. 402 BROADWAY. New York
And sold by them. and by all respotable Druggists, and
by DYOTT & 00,
attl-mwf-sow 292 North SECOND St.. Fhilsdelphla
THE ONLY., PREPARATION
TitAT HAS
STOOD TILE TEST OF YEARS.
AND DHOWS MORIVAND MORE DOPULAS TVBILY DAY.
And testimoniale.'neW. and almost without number.
might be alven,from ladies and gentlemen in all grade's
of sooiety,whose united testimony none on Id resist
,
that Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative will restore the bald
and gray, and preserve the hair of the youth to old age;
is all its 'monied beauty !
. _
klio h., Deo 21,1858.
PROF. WooD: Tilell•Willt please aooopt a line to in
form thee that the hair on my head all fell off over
twenty years ago, ceased by *complicated chronic dis
ease, attended with an eruption on the head. A con
tinual course of suffering through life having reduced
me to a elate of dependence, I have not been able to
obtain stuff for gaps, neither have I been able to de
them up, in consequence of-pm qb my head has sulfated
extremely from cold. This inducted me to pay Briggs
& Houses almost the last cent I had on earth for a two
dollar bottle of the flair Restorative about the let of
Alugt Ipet a i have faithfully Rdi a owed the direction
tr,,,t„in'ort7tgrZ3 ° Fa I v a i n 161'111 s t 1 ;1
he . Feeling: confident that another large bottie wouid
restore it entirely and permanently. fool anxious to
persevere in , its nee, and being destitute of means to
purahrom any more, I would ass' thee if thee wouldst
not be willing to tend me nn order on thine agent' for a
bottle, and receive to - thyself the Scripture declaration
The reward is to those that are kind to the widow
and the fatlierleite."„
Thy friend.' SUSANNAH ICIRHY.
Liaoning, Noble cio.lndiana. Feb. 5,1859.
I
Ramp. 0. J. WOOD: Dear Sir: n the latter part of the
iyear 1859. while attending the State and hational Law
ohool of the State of New York, my lifer, froth 941/00
unknoWn to me, commenced falling oh very ;solely, so
that in the short spear of slit, months, the whole upper
part of my scalp as almost entirely bereft of its clover
ing. and much of the remaining portion upon the aide
and back part of my head inertly after became gray; so
that you will not be surprised when I tell you that, upon
my return to the State of Indiana. my more casual ac
ouaintanoes were not so much at a loss to discover the
cause of the change in my appearance, as my more in
timate acquaintances were to recognise me at all.
I atones made application to the most skilful phyal
oiling in the eouDtrY, nut, receiving no assurance from
1 them that my hair could again be restored. I was forced
to miaow, reoon s iled to Inc fate, uptil f. rrtunately,-in
the latter part ol ti;e •year , ISO, your ototanve was
rhoomniended to nie by a druggist: sebeing the' most
reliable Hair Restorative ip use. I tried one bottle, and
founp to my great satlefootien that It was producing the
desired erect . Since that Ulna. I have used seven dol.
lers':worth of your Restorative, and as a result, have a
tit& coat of very soft bleak hair, which no money can
u lt; a mark of my gratitude for your labor and skill in
the production of so wonderful an article, I have recom
!minded Its use to many of my friends and atiquaintan
oes, who I am happy to inform you. are using It with
Irks erec t. Very rispeotfully,yours
A. Id:LATTA.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Depot, 4tl Broadway, and sold by all dealers through
out the world.
.The Restorative is put up in Bottles of three sines.
va: large. medium, and err all; the small holds half a
pint, and retails for one dollar pet bottle ; the on
dollar
hold. at least twenty per cent. more ill prophrtion than m
the small, retails for two dollars a bottle; the large
holds a quart, 40 per cent.morel In proportion, and re
tails for 83 a bottle.
'0 WOOD & CO_ ~ Proprietors, 444 BROADWAY,
New York, and 114 MARKET Street, St. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and rangy troode Past
ern.
Sold hem by DYOTT & 004 23S North SECOND
street. , aul3-mwf d-sowWtf
O&K ORCHARD ACID SPRINGS.'
Theta Bpr i nf r inie 'Dueled in , the Willey 41 the
Orchard Oak 0r..0 C,. to the inam or Alabama, Genesee
00., N.. 1,, eight Mi Oinouth Of the - village of ilisdfoci, on
the Ens Canal, and fourteen miles from Batavia. •
Mir The Minimal Acid Springs are three in number ;
besides thistle there are six others. They he
located
witiati a qirotot of about AM reds. 7he medicinal
quantum of the wave VD fullyabown in the subjoined
testimonials. They oestMria Very Mtge *mounter Sul
Phan Slargurie derd, Sulphate of 3.41 , 4 d. elltl Preto-
Sulphate esf Iron. The great medicinal virtues
ed by these - waters depend Verylargely - upon =
eines, In inch unusual quantities, of thefts marative'
substances. • • , , ..
Hundreds of oases of disease.fienoielly these resitt
ing from tha aprofulons diathesis. bore Peen eared by
thr . , . . . . ...
Ipi akin digester . .•••••even in eopfirrpedirprory—the
sea re have beeq signally eueoeseha.. ~, , . ~ •
Opinions of meatealanof selentifie suataimen aro given
in the. circulars. The `Mowing eminent gentlemen
speak in strong nous of the
me
value of these
waters : Prof. Emmons, T. Romero Book, M. D., of
Albany ; Jaa. hioNsughtma, NIA E1...,.,9r Albany.; t and
Spring, M.D., of New Yore; or..K.Capiikall the
i
field, Mass . • Dr. J. 0. Illinder, of L ockport, N. - he
recommend waters confidently. Dr. Sprits fifers to
a case of chrome diarrhea of ssveral Years' . &maims,
which was cured by the sits of the water. Dr. Beck says,
I am satisfied that these welfare are highl valuable as
me mina! agents.l' Dr. Carripbetisalll," hat must be
hie d
y be e t:Moist for all chrome dummies o the stomaoh
.ir. . I' . W hit e read p paper ort_the *abject -of theme
Water,ybefore the Aradehly ' of Ehysipianson the city
of New ork, in which he states that the Waters peo
nes decidedly tonic, refrigerant. and astringent proper
ties ; and that the ciass of diseases to which they are
more particularly adapted. are ohroule affections of the
digesttve and urinary orittne. end seine of the cutairs
on diseases; eh, one dyspepsia; . chronic diarrhea;
chrome dysentery ; • chronic deem::; chronic eyelets:;
diabetes; cases of pramve hemorrhage, such as Purple
ra hem orrhama. and the oolli nurture sweats of Hectic
Fever. The Water may also be often 'used with ad•
vantage, he sale.. in oases of law typhoid Amer.! , in
Contaisseeseafromprotraetadfeedrs. to prone the ap
petite and promote digestion: in diarrimeas.partionlarlY
such as are,deperdept on 't relaxed or uleereted -vats
of the mucous membrane of the intestines. In Galen
leas affection!, or iithiaais, atttladewith phosphatic'
gediments, It is the suitable remedy, be ing preferable to
muriatio acid, as being more Retreat and less apt by
continued use to disorder the stomaoh. in I ebrile die
eases, tt. can be used properly diluted, Os a yedrigerant
to diminieh thirst and preternatural heat. In skin die
emies—in those forms of dyspepsia (Monocled with an
alkaline condition of the stomaoh, as in Pyrosie, or wa
ter-brash, Mwild prove better- than hydrochloric acid.
In eases of CoNea pm:swum, and other injurious con
spirer:meg arising frdm the action. 9f lead, this water
unit lirava,t o lip aw.admirabie antidote. In chromic
pharyrigilts, larregitis, ehrotsie VINCOtfll catarrh. and
liumtd asthma, chronic oserkialtrua (externally)
as a rattle in ulcerated lore throat:olloE4e" of anti
vation, and in leucorrhea and glut • and also laPtles.
When taken illlarne. l /, a wifie-giassfal_of.the Water,
diluted, taken three tinware Gays is *amount for an
adult.
Other testimonials from physicians, end other re
spectable individuals, may be seen - on application to
the Arent.
Dealers mosplied on liberal terns.
No Water genuine witissarrocuredfrom
H, W. BOSTWICK,
Sole Attenl i
No. 474 EROADWA
~
New Yore.
For Bale at the followin_g Agencies:
FREDERICK BROWN'S Drug and Chemical
Store. Northeast career of mill and CHESTNUT
Streets.
%km for silk at FREDERICt ERT it, Ja.'s. Drug,
ati tMe m mat Store, Continental., etal, corner ot
NI TH end CHESTNUT Streets, P h Adolph's
The Trade auoptied at Wholesale F 0.01; unlVinrif
N. W. RICKMAN
LE TESTAMENTARY' UPON
the Rotate of AMY DIXON, late of Bridgton,
New Jersey, but, forreerly ‘ of Philadelphia. Pennsylva
nia', widow, bavitu , been granted to the undersigned.
CI persons indebte d to the said Estate 1116 requested to
make payment, and those havul Cairns to-present the
same, without delay. to
JAMES MAGRE_,Exseutor,
hoot w A Willi' Street,
Or SARAH WESTOOTT. kaeoutrix.
IN iIHE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
state .1 SARAH
Ai appointeddeceased.
b f y l th m e oP u wley, Exe
tueor lef
the Batate of the said decedent. and M make distribu
tion Ahe Balance !In the kande of the accountant,
will Toot the parties interested tor the rollmops of hie
appointment, on MONDAY, the Eld day of 0... T
TO B' ' ft,
at 4 o'clook P. M at hie Office, 1‘0.432 WALNU
Btrect, in the city oePhiladelykin.
JAMES IL DOYLE.
ot.l3.lnnwfmat
NUTIOE.-APPLIOATION HAS BEEN
4 1
made to the Auditor genaftal of the State of Penn
sylvania for the renews' of a ?nitwit.) of reamlva
nia State Loon, per Oat of A 1118,1845, N 0.1,150. for
81,440.45, date Atoll 10, 184 In name of Steins lg.
16.:AntlA t the same havins been lost or destroyed. , ,
, . v
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
DIFSOLUTION OF FARTNERsIIIP.—
The undemigned, tradius under the firm name
of the Bridge Company, have his day dissolved rt. t
nership by mutual consent. The baronets of the firm
W4ll be closed up by the Treasurer, Algernon 1i harts,
wko is autlionzed to use the firm's name in liquidation
of the affairs of the Cctummy,
LEVI k L P.
INE ROBERTS,
,
PHILADELPHIA, October 17, IRD,
The buisiness of huildieg hot Bridges Will be non
tinned by the undersigned, In connection w,th the me
nufeeture of Car Axle•. at the Pennord Iron Works.
Offide 410 WALNUT Street. Philadelphia.
0017.13 t A. & i ROBERT.%
NOTICE. —.An Instalment (being the
I Third) of Ftve Dollars _per Share on he Capital
Stook of the 0 f...R.MAN I 0 wpi PAhBENOER R A IL
WAY CO. la °ailed, payable oft or before NoV.r..TIBER
eth next.
ees-im W St. PI, ORRAY. Pro. and Treas.
PORTLAND KEROSENI OIL
In order to meet the oonstantly-Inerearing demand
for thinjuatly
CELEBRATED OIL AEI AN ILLUMINATOR,
the company have now doubled their farmer capaci
jand have, the mast' exteastve soothe /or mane
eturies Oat from Coal en the Visited Stater; and
in order to insure for us a constut supply, adequate
to the demand, they have positively refused to establish
any new agenofen, or erects any new outlets for it what
0178T.
What we Maim for this Oil is, -
ITS 'UNIFORMITY IN QUALITY Arf I) SUPERI
ORITY OVER ALL 01HER OILS.
It Is mil free from'the offensive odor peculiar to
all other Coe Oils in the market. and for brilliancy as
a lisht, clean nese, cheapness., and safety, (having no
exploilve properties?, is, we may confidently ear,
THE ONLY OIL THAT WILL CTION. GIVE GENERAL
SATISFA
BILL RFADI
I ADRIA
Wherever it has been introduced consumers will use
no other.
As th , ” ' • inferior 00s' sold as Kerosene, we
caution *Ware la particular 4ainat using this trade
mark. t, 0n,..,v.r ..uabta exist as to the aenellteseee..ei
the au tulle, as teseeottell silk . that a samPle may . 0
su t i gig t a ' to m (g r . Iva: az
MECHANICS, BANKS
COMPANY'S LOWEST PRIGS*
and All orders addressed tole by mil or otherwise w
meet wait prompt attention.
'Z. Lt)0104 & CO,
Note Agents and Manufacturers or
Alcohol, Burning Fluid, and Vine 011,
0010-6 m No. 1010 AIA/tEN'T Bt., Philadelphia.
IN CONVULSIONS,
N 0 MORPHINE OR OPIATE
LEGAL.
NOTICES.
KEROSENE OIL
r- F v, ItinkAitkie,iiinig
1860 ;41866e
NE IL -- rao:
THE CAMDEN AND .AM y
1 . , AND DULA
, DELPHIA AND TRENTON AIL ROAD CO.'S
LINES FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW
YORK AND WAY PLACES,
Frolll Walnut -street Wharf.
Win leave ea follows -via:
LUIS.
'At 6 A M, via Camden and Amboy, 0. & A. Aeoom
modation.— 25
At 6 A M. vi Camden and Jersey City (N. J../ Ao
oommodation.. 2 25
At A 2d, via Camden and Jersey w y, Morning
At 11 A. West ern
Steamboat, TaOOllT 7/..reei
Aft& P I 'M &gr i n' and . .Ailiboy, Aecomm 1- wu
dation
At 2 P M, via Camdeii and AVilioy, C:lind * A.
00
hty, E l ve b n y in a g te El ani p bo rer t ..4 ii . tizii
and . 5 00
AFTP - m . ; by Steamboat iiiiony . "and Jame al
211 Class Tigket..... 25
A t Jersey
c ° 4 l l
Alf P M, via Camden and Jersey City,At 11. P M. via Camden and limey CliyThouthern
Mail
At 5 P "frng — _, Camden and
Amboy;aVoYomnioda- 2
tam, (Freight anti Passenger,)-1A C ass Ticke t. '26
The 6 P M Mail Line rung daily. The 11 P M, Sou l
th so -
ern Mail, Saturdays excepted .
For Belvidere, Easton, ambertmlle, Flemington,
foe., at 6 A AI and 4 P M, from Walnut-street wharf. and
7.10 A M from Kensington.
For Water Gap Btrouusbarg, SOIRIkOII, WilkeSbarre,
Montrose, Creat Bend, &0,, at 6 A. . from Walnut
street wharf, and 7.10 A. Al. from Kensington, via Dela
wareJatakawanna and Western R. R.
For Mount Holly, at 6 and 9 A. M., 2 and OX P. M.
FOr Freehold, at 6 A. M., and 2 P. Al.
• WAY LlNgs,
For Bristol, Trenton, &o h, at 21)4 and 4 P. M. from
Walnut street wharf, 7.10 A. M, and' fiX P. AL from
Kensington.
For Palmyra ' Riverton, Delano° 'Beverly, Burling
ton, Fianna.), Bortientown, km, at ' l234, L P
and 432 P . M.,
Steamboat Jos 13elknap for Bordentown and Interme
diate Naomi, at 234 P. M. •
Steamboat Trenton for Tammy at 11 A. M. and
Tanony,_Severly, Burlington, andhnstol, at 4 P. M.
Fifty Pounds of Baggeiro, only, lowed (Molt Passen
ger. Passengers are prohibited from taking anything as
baggage but their wearing apparel. All baggage ever
fifty pounds to be paid for extra. 'the Company limit
their responsibility for baggage to One Dollar per pound,
and wiU not be liable for any amount beyond $lOO, ex
cept by 'Dotal oontraot.
WM. R. GATZMER. Agent.
TILE PENNSYLVA ORN TRAL
. _
• 560 MIZES DOUBLE TRACI.
1860, Ostuipm 1860.
THE OAPACI OF_TRIS ROAM_NOW EQUAL
TO ANY IN TDB 04,,,..R..
THREE TRROIJOII PAIR3ENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PRILADELP WM AND P/TTSBUROI,
Connecting direot at Philadeeltsla With Through Trains
m Boston, New York, and points kList, and in the
from Depot lit Pittsburg with Through "flatus to and
in all points in the West, Northwest, and Southwest
—thus funnelling fullitin for the transportation of
Passenger!' unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any
other route.
Eatirese and Past Linea rut through to Pittsburg,
without chaoge of Cam or Conductors. All thioush Pas
senger Trams provided with Longhridge s Patent
Brake—epeed underperfect oontrol of the engineer,
thus adding much to the etifoty of earmuff's.
• smoking Cars are attached to 'non Train; Woodruff's
5 11 6 BRISS CI lir/N t ig DAILY: agrFn l t ra Ltn n ts. San
days exzeptea.
ail Train loaves Philadelphia at T 30 A. M.
ast Line 11.60 A. M.
press Train leaves " 10.415 P. M.
WAY TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
Barri/burg Accommodation, via Columbia, I .P.
Columbia 4.00 P. M.
• Parkesburg 0.40 X. M.
West Chester 12.30.P.M.
Wed Chester Passengers will the Mail, Wed
Chester Accommodation end Columbia 'ins.
te
pauengers for Sunbury, Williamsport, E lmi ra , Dun.-
10, Niagara Falls . and in rmediateloints, daving Phi
ladelphia at las cut g P. M. go dtrectly_through.g
Tiakets Weuttrard roar be obtained at the oMoes of the
Company in Philadelphia, Now_ ork, Boston, or Bal
timore ; and 'Dakota Eastward a any of the important
Railroad °Moos in the West; also on board any of the
regular Line of Steamers on the Mumisuppi or Ohio
sir Fare always la low, and lino as snick; as by any
other Route. • ,
For further information apply at the Pane:agar Sta
tion, Southeast corner of Eleventh and Market Strets.
The 'completion of the Weateto connections o f the
Penrativeniaßailrojui to Chlorpmake this the
DIREET LINE B.L.PWEEN •EASS AND Tiff
ORMAT W ST.
Tht oonnetitip of trust. thy the, Ltuilroad limits at
Pitt. urc, Aug of ferriage o Frp irht,
i
together the att't ot time, are tunrintage adily
scpteotgtea the
or Freight, and the. rOIOI
- d Xhi
trirxtrzt, to un...=,°!at"glyarnartOnr
de4;ujetilpineWrpripts t.
itORT to and front any twilit
in the West by the Pennsylvania Railroad ars a: *au
rims as fatrorabis s ars clarsod by ether Railroad
Come
iss.
it Be parental' to mark antigen " via Perin. tun
road: .
Not Erytglit 01yamoti or 411irmaa . 004.300aa, apply
to, oq ;radiate!, +Mae r i ft' the follovnagAgantsof tb9 Calf.
!MY 'A. AVEWA.R.7,' fittalyarri
H. 8.P.1 brae &Ca Zarteamlleto.; JoturetOn Miley ,
0.; fr. McNealy:Maysville; Xy.; Ormsby & Rot;
Portamolt . Q.,; raddpok Ac Co., Jetlantonyt e r4) inak!
emir. . -Orowyt • Jr. Co., Cinotanati, .0.; Atiiera
Rtb rt,' 0 oinnatk, O. R. O. Bieldrum. Madinon, Ind,l
'Jon. . Moo, Louisville, Ni.; 1., G. O'Riloy qc. Co.,
Evansville; nd.; N. NV: erratum' & Co. Cairo 111. • N.
Y. Baps, Sheer Gloss. St. Lentil, Mo l John 11. Ray-
Naqhrino, Tlnn.; /is & RuntiPlomphis, reline;
C1ar.2.1 tc. Mloll4oi 07.11,, R. I(onts, Alton,
R.; Of to Praprlit Meat* mitroada at &forma points
Sult4B o l ltA lC7 St r ?c il 'ouili; t na4 ,Notia el'P st iu re a•' elL o altimora.
EOO & CO., lAqtor ouch orl fteilli n am
91-&Ec.iib,p4gliaatee f ilYteit t i V ei i Lt Part
L 0 P 01121 loket Ag_e •
'Goal ispol'Altoost. ji
t"Jab-IY.
arE111 4 9. 1 110
311R4R,ItoAD.
AND EL-
qui • aT ROUTE to Tarawa, Ca%wises, Ru
pert, eSnarre, Bcranton i Danville, Milton, Wil
liamsport Trot io llMston, &Elton, Ftraira, Buffalo,
VMS Pie, heater, Cleveland Detroit, Toledo,
°ago, t. au , Milwaukee, and ail points North and
Ogli
ts_ii train s
a new 04 of andhi
HIL ° Striate, (Passenger entrance on ual
lowhi I etrelt 4 4,ll,lly (Sundays asoopted), for above
141 14a r EXPAE I F ii .._—:..—.B.OO A. M.
Nunn ..... .3.30 P. m.
- The tra n connects at Roam, for Wilkes
burr), noon, • Soranton, and all stations on the
LAO A ANNA AND SLOOMSBURG RAILROAD ,
snovi trains make dtrect connectioni ht Einar&
wstlitke tmiult °I the New York and Erie, Cananpaigna
and mama Falls, and Buffalo, New York and Erie. and
New York Central Railroads, from all points North and
Waal and the catuulaa.
m.ggilgo chockta to Elmira, Doffed°, and ficuipension
Brill e, and alls.tenmediate points.
volihbe,J tqvg:ltogicee Philadelphia "d of
8 and OR , Pis UT Streets 'andat the corne r
er
Depot. oornero. lfillllTEßNYtand OALLOWMIL,L,
THROW) EXPRESB F TRAM
Lame the . tern ad Reading Depot, Uroad and
Callowhill etre' t NARY ( Sunday s esoopted), for ,aR
points, waits t North, at e
Freights mu. be delivered before 3P. M. to insure
their going lb) sane day.
For further information al l y at Freight Depot,
THIRTEEN ill and CALLON% ILL, or to
CHAS. S. PAPPE A_Qnfllla Agent,
Northwest owner SIXTH and lagik.4ll-MT Streets.
aslit-tf Philadelphi
' NORTH PENNSYT.,-
. , VANIA RAIIMOAg.
Por • • 4:1.1p DOYLESTOW - A EASTOt A r
MAUCH ECKIi wiIITE
HAVV. KEBBARRE. WILLIAMSPORT,
THREE TAVUGH TRAINS.
On- and [Mew MO Y, Vien, Pnesenrer
Trauma will leave PRON and, VaL.WW gtreels.
Inaelnhin, DAlLY,lBundoye excepted,) as follows:
At 040 A. M. (Express), for Bethlehem. Allentown,
hisuclk Chun*, Hazleton, Wilkesbarre, WiElamsport, ,
At LSO P. AI. (Erorees). for Bethlehem, &titan. &o.
This train rational Easton at 5.t3 Al„ flint ronloo
clam oonnootion with Raw Jailor Central for New
York.
&o
At 6P. M. for Bothlelient, Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
. . .
At 9 A. M. and 4 P. P. for Doylestown.
At 10.30 A. M. and elle P. M. for Fort Washington.
The SA) A. Exprese Train makes clone connection
with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem. being
the ehorteet and most demrable route to Wilkeebarre.
and to all Dahlia the Lehteh Coal Action.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA:
Leave Bethlehem at 0.63 A. M., 9.20 A. M. and 5.12 P.
eava Dorleislown at LSO A. M aitd 4.15 P. M.
Leave Fort Washington at 6.88 A. 21. and 210 P. M.
Ott BUNDAYn:
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at BA. M.
Philadegthia l for Irleitown, at tl ‘ F.M.
WM; n w r u i fo ° r r A i lled ta elnfitr atl e 0.111
Fare to nethlctipm—ei Dui Faro to 01.;aualChunk.02 60
Fare to Easton. . I 80IFaro to d orlestown.. 088
fi ;Jet r ef I r LlVlftrie e t tT t fig :a . .1 orde r
to mecum the above rs.tes of fate.
All Pa/manger Trains (except floridity Trains) connect
at Berke street with Fifth and Sisth atreeta and Baeond
and Third-street Passenger Railroads. 20 inmates after
leaving Willow street.
.110 ELLIS CLARKJAgent.
MRE FALL ARRANGE-
M ENT PHILODRLPHIA
WILMI °TON. BALTIMORE ROA Liro SD.
On and after MONDAY, OCTOBER 1850,
PASSENGER TRAINS LitOVF, PIIIi,•HELPHIA ;
For Baltimore at 8.16 A. M„ 12 noon (ExPress), and
11.10 P.M.
For Cheater at 816 A. M., 12 n00n.1.16, 4.15,6, and 11.10
P. M.
For Wilmington at 8.15 12 noon, 1.15, 415, 6. and
IMO P. M.
For New Castle at 816 A. M. and 4 15 P. M.
For Middletown at 8.15 A. M. and 435 P. M.
For Dover at 8.16 A. hl, and 4.15 P. M.
For gat at 815 A. M. and 416 P. ht.
01 r
For d at 8.15 A. M., (Tuesdays, Thuredays, and
Saturday t 1.115 P. M.,
For Farmington at 8.15 A. M. (Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Frtdata at 416 P. M.
For Seaford at 8.15 A. M. (Mondays, Wednesdays, sad
Fridays at 410 P
For Salistipty et 3.16 A. AL
Tram at 8 In A. M. will connect at Peaford on To OR
days, 1 hurgdaye, and tiaturdaq with steamboat toiler
folk.
TRAINiI FOR PAIL/ DELPHIA
, Leave Baltimore et 680 O. AL (Express), 10,15 A. M.,
and 626F.M
Leave Wilmington at 7.30, 9, and 11.24 A. 61., 146, 3 46,
and 8.35 P. M. •
eave Sallabury at 1 :30P. M.
Leave Peaford at (Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Satur
days at 7 20 A. M 12.60 P. M.
Leave Famine ton at (Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sa
turdays at 8 a, 4 10 P. M.
Leave Milford at ( Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days at 7,60 A. M.) 4 P. M.
Leave Harrington at 8.15 A.M. and MP. hi,
Leave Dover at 905 A. hi. and 6.26 M.
eave Middletown act() 15 a. M. end 640 P. M.
Leave New Castle a , 8.30 and It o. M., nod 736 P. hi.
Leave Chester at 8.20 and 940 A. 01., 12,04, 222, 4.25,
and 916 P. M.
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and Delaware Railroad
at 10.16 A. ht. and 626 P. M.
TRAINH FOR BALTIMOP . P:
Leave Chester at 8.45 M.. 12 28 and 11 40 P. M.
Leave Wilmington nt 9.25 A. hi., 12 65P. M., and 12 20
A. M.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attlehed,
will run as follows i
PlaiLeave Philadel
at P.M.plua fur Perryville and intermediate
at
Leave Wilmington for Perryville and intermediate
places at 5 P. M.
Leave Baltimore for Havre-do-Grace and intstmeet
ate places at 4 25 P.
ON SUNDAYS:
Only at It 10 P. M. from PBiladelph:a to Baltimore,
Only at 5.25. P. hi. from Baltimore to Philanelphia.
sere S. M. FELTON. President.
• PIIILADELPHIA
MB" k AND READING RAIL
ROA D.—PASS ~(% GER TRAINS for POITSVILLE,
ReiADING. and HARRISBURG.
MORNING LINES. DAD,y. (Sundays excepted.)
Leave New Depot. corner or BROAD aid CA 1.1.01. V.
RILL Bireets, l'ilILA DI:LYDIA (.Peasenser entrances
no Thirteenth and on Callowhill streele,) et 8 A 111.,
enruneoti l if t at Harrisburg with the PENNB TLVA NI A
RAII 11, D. 1 P. 111. train running to Pittsburg; the
OUINIRD AND VA tiLEY 1.05 1' M. train runnine to
Ohambershure, carlisle, he. and the NORTH tRN
CENTRAL R AILROAD 1 P. M. train, running to Bun
bury, be.
AFTERNOONLINER.
Leave New Depot. corner of BROAD and CAL LOW
BILL Streets, PHILADEL PRlA,(Passenger entranoes
on Thirteenth and on Callowh.ll streets) for POTTS
VILLE and HeRRIBBII au. at SAO P. M., D. thy, for
READri only, at I P. M.. DAILY, (Sundays on
°cpted.
DIRTA DER VIA PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD,
FRORPHILADELPIIIA. /WIWI
To l to2S•
58 ,
Lebanon
aatinhin
filleraburg.-- 841
Lrevorton Junction_ 163
nbury_ .....169,
orthuntherland
Jewtsburg —.... 178
ilton ... ...
W i IrIFIM"NVO . ... 209 197
J0reey........222
Look Maven .. 235,
Elmira ...............287
The 8 A. Id, and 980 P.
Port Clinton. (Rupdays exi
WII 4 BA, WILLIehIBeOILT
making (dose eonneationa
Onnadailhe Wert and Routh
REPOT .IN PRILADELP
and CALLOWRILL Streets
ap2:l-tt W. 11. IVICILIIENNEY, Secretary
Williamaport and Elmira
Railroad.
M. train connect daily_ at
aapted,) with the CATA
r-'itaanidinf.eaßtio6
Niagara Fat%
hweat. "MAMA D.
: Corner of BROAD
MagrwEST CHESTER
ies*
and M 4 6 .57°A.Tir, `4) l V.V!'lt it 7
On Sunday, leave I%llloolom at A. M., and Wknt
Mester at 4 M. 118661,r
NEW TRI-WEEKLY
MUHL? AND PASSENGER
ROOTH TI I I I MPLE AND PORTSMOUTH, VA.
CHANGE 0 P LOCATION for the receipt and deli
very of Freight.
On and atter Monday. October 15, Forwarder. of
Good. by thisime will send to PRENTZEL'H Ware
house, under National Ball, 1;324 hi ARK P.T Street.
Entrance far &a ye in the,rear of the building, from
Thirteenth street through Leiner etreeti' •• •
Mark Goode Via Seaford, Del."
Paemengers will' take the 815 .A.' M. train at the
depot, corner of Orris.] greet' and Washington avenue,
on ruesdaya, ,, Thunidaysi and Saturday..
Fare for Prat-olass hasseng ere, including meals on the
boat; 57 ,
54 Second-olasspaseengers. including meals on the boat,
50
R. F. KENNF.Y, Mester of Transportation r
0012 tf P. W. 54 B. R.' R .00.
•
ifialillM WEST OREELTBR
f
HAILE A
MID PHILADELPHIA
VIA MEDIA.
-, 7 CHATIGS OF HOURS.
,-•• • - -
w i ll
leavefter Plondaj,_Boptensber/Tth IMO, the trains
will PRIDADELPHIA, from the Depot, oorner
of Thirty-first and Market streets, West Philadelphia,
at 7.45 alp/ -hi A. lil. and 11.98 and 6 P.M.
Leave Wt 3T CRESTED, from the Depot, on East
Mantel street, at 7 and 10.10 A. M., and 11,0 and a P.
ON EllikiDAY.
,I,eave Philadelphia, from the depot, northesat oorner
of Eighteenth and Market streets, at 8 A. M. and 3
P. M.
Leave Weet Cheater. at 7,30 A. 31, and 445 P. M.
Trains leavirg Philadelphia, at 74 b A. M. and 3 P.M.,
and on Wednesdays and saturdays only, at 2.30 P. RI.,
connect trk ;Xeneltori with the Philadelphia and • Haiti- ,
more Cen Hatirtied. for Concord, Kennett , Avon
dale, Elk, At;, and for Oxford, Via Stare. from end
of Track, at 7.45 - A. M. On Tnissday.'Phuraday, and Sa
turday, the 746 A. M. train'from nilndelplus will con
nect 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 BO mintees. end Eighth and Market
streets 25 minutes before, the starting time froin the
Depot, and will carry a flag to denote it. ,
t.ffiee and waiting room, southeast corner of Eighth
and Market streets, where passengers. purchasing
Dakota for West Chester, will to furnished with a tioket
over the Passenger Railway.
lEEDRY WOOD,
:i3enerai superintendent.
The baggage oar will leave Etghteenth and Market
streets one boor before the departure of the train from
the West Philesdelyhisflepot. sel4-tf
HIA, QER-
t rilj
t ,
u aIIOiIIiPAgA m3 OVPNLAPND
NORRIB
TO LROAD7-0 UMM RAR RANGEDILENT.-
On toad sews' MONDA a11Ay.14,1100,
• FOR GER ' Twri• -
Leave Philadelphia .6, 7,8, 9, 10, 11,ana 11 A. M.,
1,2, ex, 4, 15, a, 09, 9,-e, .9, 10V. and 1119
Loare,Gennantown 8,7: 7;4, 'B, 811, 8.10. 11,17 A. M
1, 7.6 , 0. it, 2. Di, 7,1;9. 1011 P 51.
UNDA A.
Leave Ph ladolphla 9.0 5 ) min. A. M., 9,3, 6, 734, and
10% P. M.
Leave Gancmdown,llB min. A. M., 1.10 nun.. 4. 634,
and 91f. P. la
CH M . TNI/11' HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia, 0,8, 10, 111 A. M., I, 4,1, 639, 9,9,
and M. .
Leave Oneamut Bill am 1.40, ado, 9 . 40 11.40 A. Me
1.40,8.40, 0.10, 849; and
N AYR.
Mare Philadelphi O a 9.0 e A. te. and 799
Leave Rhestnut 7.60 A . ,a.
6.10, told 9.19
FOR CONSMODOOKEN AND NORRISTOWN,
Leave Philadelphia SAO, TX, 9.06. 11.06, min g A. M.,
14%am, Di, see, 6.20, and nsr. M.
- Leave , Norristown 2. 7, 8 , 8, 11 A: DI., 136, 6.16.
9 and 734 P. M.
ON ININDAYE,
1,9,av0 Rhiladelphla 9A. M. and 0 and AL, 51
Aware Norristown 139 A. M.. 1 and P. M.
FOR MANAT'UNR.
Leave Philadelphia go, wea,u.el A. mom, Lis.
Lac OX. 5.511, 6.80, and P. Al.
Leave Manaynnk ;_739; 99, 9 3 e, MA 11M A. M., 2.
3,06, 63C13, and m • „
.01 .7 1 piaavz,,
Leta* Philadelphia 9A, MO, 0, and 8 r M.
Leave A
ML 7700 ag, and
K. Sall ieneral Snpelintondent,
vl9-t1 EPOT. INTH and GREEN Streete,
N"" TVA MA N A N gip reigli A
IMED ,
the Permitter .Tytuns or DO NINO oWrt
will dart from the new Paceenger Depot of the Phila.
delchie and Reeding„ Railroad Company , corner of
BROAD end CIAL 4 IOWHILLi hltreeta. (eastenter en
trances on end
11.
SRAONIII 'XX It kr Delmingtown, Marta at LO3
OA ._
TERNOOit 'MAID far Dewningkron. Mayen nt
F.
.DAILY (Dandapaieepo.)
By order of the atV i li engem of the PkiladebAts
and Isnitnx S.a. - rand
eel , W. . PPLiENNEY. Secretary.
PENS STEAM ENGINE AND
- BOILER WOREB.—NEAFIE & LEVY,
AL AND THEORETNAL ENOINEERIA
Atm HIRTS,_OOpLER-MAKERE,BLACKBMITITS,
sad Jit UNOERB, hel l, for Wear MN, been in,
inconstant operation, an 4,11 ewolagiwoll 'Mauv ip
building and repainng zub and liner Enroe, high
and low presimre, Iron ata, Water Tanks, ropellsre,
&a., &o.,.respeotfnlirotTer their serv . oes to 6. nubile,
as Doing thrir Prepared to contract lot Eng es of all
sizes. marine, River, and Stationer, , having ,oete of
patent,' of different sixes. are 'prepared to exeoute or
dors with quick despatch. Henry description ogPatterr
making made at the shOreest notiao; High and I.,ne,
Pressure, Fre, 'Patellar, and Cylinder Bollersor the
best Penney vanla charcoal iron. Forgingis , of all meet
aid kinderiron and /Iran Otietinge,or all or i zi n itimy
'Roll Tnraingltiorew cutting, and all otte r
Illi te4"" ""bbludamis. all o doneet thei,
timings and saeolittstiorus f or.r .
estanitehment, free et - charge, and wont guarantied. ,
" Th w e a s r ub " r t i b P, wrahhiro6"trinlictuwiliVilf°4 for
slid are provided with' she blocks, tar ko.,
ter rafting hear: or light wri t , Nrarit ,
OH P. L,EVY.
BEACH and PALMER etrestv.
MAlNfril. V. DURRICIE, 1. 7AI/11.11( 21111111VY
.111. 1111111VE.
SOUTHWARF. FOIIIVDRY, _
VIFIN AND WAIMINGTO.N sitsmairs,
Malkirr u ltia,
EXKNEEREI AND MACHINDIIIg,
.araoture High and law Pressure Miasma .13ciarr,
o j J y d, River. lad mono ;Jarmo.
°Here, Daaoraotert, Tank', Iron Boats, &a.; &Thar
T auronda, oirhor Ism or Dram
trod Frame, Itoorg for GU Warn. Work SkOVI, API
oad Amnon', &o,
Ratorta and Gav Mooldaint of tka latutaad Ruin Iti
roved oonztruptip •
.
Emory doeoriotion of Planta/10U 10.1obinerr, Kph SJ
sugar, d4W, and Gnat Milli, Voonuni Par.!. Open &emu
Tram', Dofooatora, PiltenF, ho op l a t .Entriorotte „ ..
8010 Acenta for N. .11.411 ten's Patent user
Aovirotur; Nooloydeif pateot Stoma Ifaratoari eu
lor
alt Wolsor's Patent Oantrifirred 15oirar Drip v b-
&Woo. ulf-
DOINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY No; 951
RUM Street,_Keneington,
LIAM H. TIERS informs Ws mends that, n gum pur.
chaired the entire stook of Patterns at the above Fowl.
dry, ho ie now prepared to receive orders Chemi cal
.Eitet, and Saw MR Castings, Elorm, Chemical, and
nous° Work, Ceara E. Caattno rosae from Rever
beratory or Cupola Parnaoes, in ars or green sand, or
bato• mta-y
fiIRANKLIN SAVING FUND, No.
136 South FOURTH Street, betwean Chest
nut and Walnut, Philadelphia, Pere ail Dopiasits
on' demand.
Depositors' 'monay Realrsd by government,
StMO, and City Lens, ground Rents, Mort
plus Company deems safety better than large
profits, oonoeguently will run no risk with depo
sitors' money, but have it at all times ready to
return, with a per cent. interest, to the owner, as
I they have always done. This Company never I
suipended.
Females, married or single, and Minors, can
deposit in their own tight, and auoh depoints can
be withdrawn oNLT by their commit,
Charter perpetual. Inoorporated by.the State
vrhania, With authority to reoerre money
tirmeow, and executors.
A OE AND SMALL SUMS iIECEIVED.
Moo open daily, -from to 8 o'clock, and en
Wadneaday evening until 8 o'clock.
MEMOS&
Jacob D. Shannon. Clique Cadwallader.
John Shindler iwa Eiegirge
MAlCiOtki W. S 0311, '
MoVia lt a Y ntsnljnis4, i ht t ltUrilltey.
Joe. B. Satterthwaite 4m , Jones Ye t r t kea,
Jrat h lCtini.ll4%,'Preoident,
OyxYe CallWALLAMll4l`cemriret.
aP39-r
RAVING FUND—FIVE PER CENT. DI.
MT.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUBT COM.
PAP W.filAtUT Street, southwest earner of THIRD.
phi edelphie. Incorporated by the Mate of Pennst !
Varna. ,
Moneyjayeeeived in any warn, large ox smell, and in•
tenet paid from the day of deposit to the dor of vitk•
n/. The °Moo is open every day from ,rdne o'olook in the
morning till five o'olook In the evening, and on :donde,
and Thuraday evenings till eilat o oloog. ,
Ron. RENRy 1.. EBNER, President.
ROBERT SELF DOE orlon Presideni
WILLIAK J. Roan, Secretary.
- DITIRC . L TS . III I 2
on. Henry L. Benner, r. Carroll Hrewitor,
wand L. (an twee hB. Ran
Lort Solfn go, Melo /Joe, •
Samuel K. A shto n, mph 1 erkee,
C. Landreth Monne, amps L. Stephanie'.
Money to mooned and payments made Wall'.
no investments are made, in eunfonnity with tilt
Brovisionn of the Charter,.in Real Estate Mortgages,
rounci Rents, and such frst-class seourines re anti at
wen, "Imre parrot !security to the depuntors, and
which cannot fail to give permanency and stability tc
this frrtltution. sot-1,
FUND-171.11.T.E1l BTATF6
KJ' TRUST COMPANY, comer THIRD wad CREST
NUT Street.
Largo and email mums received, and
_paid hitch on dt”
mond without nottoe, with FTV.IS PER CENT. INTh •
ResT from the der of deposit to the dal' of will,
dr gthours,from 9 until o'qleek ovary tiny, a nd of
MONDAy EVENINGS from ? until 9 o'hlook.
DRF
ATS for sale on England, Itelehd, d
from sa upwards.
Pragident—STEPßEN R. cRANYPTIR.D.
Treasurer—POSES R. lIUNTKR.
P IaNY FISK. Aatuart. se If
t y k r i PIANOS! PIANOS! I PIANOS !
Pubto-Fors,
mELODEONS,
MEL
PIANOFORTES.
ODEONS,
Made by Raven, flooon. & Co., finnns & Clark, Rabot
Dims, & Co., and others.
.1. E,GOULD,
myl4-1y SEVENTH and.OREFITNUT.
OM STEINWAY & SON'S NEW PA
tutueiliE T at T NS V , E INE T AMR ° E RA NN P O I EI A NG B !!
pre rotten in concerts and in private eirolaa by the boat
performers. Received the first premiums over the boat
makers, from jadg ea Itlce Oottechalk. Mason, and others,
Challenge ail competition. BLASI Ue It ROTH BRB.
dB y 1000 CIIESTNUT Street,
• BURNS' Chi BERATED OW
WOOD and full metallie-olata PI&N 0-
FORI ES ; arLd Estey & Oman's Ettonomo and Eoban
Melodeons. The above instruments are of the very
latest improvements. end heat maker', For salo
M ARM'S Mama Store, No. 1100 CHESTNUT
Street. oed 1m
3/IARSEUS NEW IMPROVED PIANO
INSTS I'CTION .110011.—Eatuest method of fin
gering', together with a boatitiful selection of popular
pieces and progreenive lestone, evor before published in
a email work—price only ao oents—at MARSH% alum
Store, 1102 CH KSTNUT Street.
MIISIC—From all Catalogues in the
_United States. at One Nat per page—at MS
MARKET Street, opposite the Farmers' Mammoth
Market bonne. oea.lm
l I VINNER'S INDEPENDENT VIOLIN
PLAY x R. Noe. 1,2, 3.4, 6. 0. 7. and 8, are cow
ready—Prise 26 oents—at MARSH'S Mecca Store, 1(02
CHEM NUT Street. oes-Iron
PIIII,ADELPtiIA TERRA COTTA MA
NI/FACTOR Y. SEVENTH and GERM k NTOWN
road and 1010 OHERTIVUT Street. Vitrified Drain
and Water Pipca, Ventilating Flues, ir glees, and
Smoke Flues ma Terra Cotta, and 01 suitable tine
w for every clan of bal dings. This article is worthy the
attention of all parties putting. as. buildings. Large
eige eowerage
_pipes for city dranifige, water Pleat war
ranted to stand a severe pressure. We ate now prepared
to contract with cities or corporations for this article in
any quantity. We warrant our goods to be equal if tot
fate*
interior to any other made in the United Biala br
an n o. Ornamental chimney WOO
Inlll and Gard-ren
Flilhulelphia and Pending
and Lebanon Valley H.R.
Northern Central.
Railroad.
UR ACKEREL, SHAD, KERBING, Ao..- 7
1000 bbla Nos. 1, 2 and 3 large and manna Mao
korai, in aaoortod patikages, of a vex y °home quatite
also
bble. naw No. B large Mackerel.
00 half bblanow No. ago. go.
BO bble hew No, medilim do.
Ed do new Eastern Mose Shad.
BO half bble new do do do.
1600 hble new Eastport No.l Herrin
500 do do Halifax No. 1 do,
100 do new Boston No. 1 do.
100 *no do No.l scale Fish.
115 do prune No. 1 Salmon.
100 ouintals Grain Bane Oodfish.
100 boxes now liermmct opullCbst4e,
Pow landing and in store, Fre ett'e
• Kay si FP to 1 30Oft8.
141% NOVO
Banbury and Erie It. It
RD LEAD, faItOUND IN OIL, bilanV.
(admired and for Bala. W±ETHERILL &
BOTHER, 47 and 49 North SECOND Mn4ll. 0011
IeAkROAD LINES.
MACHINERY AND IRON.
SAVING FUNDS.
"A little, but often, tips the Purse."
" A Dollar saved is Woe earned."
PIANOS AND lIIU-11.
PULES BY AUCTION.
lIRNESS, BRINLEX .00:,
No. 429 'MAWR - R . 4'B 7 RP F t 7
BALE OF IMPORTED A411211p4413T10 DRY
On Tuesd PODg:
ay -Mo;inunre
Ootobar 23, at Id o'otoole, on am mouths' orodtt.4oo
vaokagen and lota of lonoy Maple dry toodt• " '
FRENCH BLACK AND COLORED CLOTHB,
For Ladies Cloaks.'
On Tuesday 1010 , 1 11lnIto
40 do 6 4
Po pieces 64 French blll9k.3lot"'
do color -do.
do 7-4 alosobw beavers.
do blue anditray ß isnot cloths. •
.ER GOODB.
Pieces all wool D erlate S d
mouseellne de lathes.
200 do Plaid poll de nhavni.
to do sdk figuredpoplins!, mils, paremettes•
Also, hank velvet., teens cords. bonnet, velvet, and
taffeta - ribbons.
BRAWLS. •
All wool plaid long shawls.
do do square do,
sp r inted and eoloted 'della dn.
Also 1:11111111mo handkerolnefe, lOnlll6lll UM
braes, &a,
SALE OF FRENCH GOODS.
On }. ming Morning,
October 2, et 10 o'clock, by °Malone, on as month,'
credit.
400 backages and lots of French dry goods,
IV P. PANCOAST, ATTOTIOREER, Sue.
/1* °moor to a. SCOTP.. Th... 431 OITESTNILT Et.
FIRST SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES'' MISSES'
AND CHILDREN'S FANOY FURL BUFFALO:
AND FA MOIL ROBES. •
This Morning.
October 224860
Connoting in.nart
Seto of two and t h r ee pierce, with kme-half. one.
quarter, and full caved of mink minimal, marten, and
other fashionable furs.
Aleo.mnk and, other motto. gents' fur ears. gloves,
and collars. Robes — Hudson Day , Wolfe CoMMlng.nlul
bear robecNrinter killed buffalo robes.
BALE OF ECI LOTS SESONABLE DRY GOOCH.
EMBROID RIES, RIB B ONS , AND MILLINERY
GOODe, TRIMMINGS. &o.
On Wednesday Morning,
October 24, br oata.osuei on a credit, commerical , * at
10 o'clock.
LARGE SHERIFF'S SALE OF A FM L AND COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF CARRIAGES, Ala-
TER IA &c , ofa celebrated make,
On Thursday Morning,
Oct. 20, IMO, at 10 o'clock, at the warerooms; 1009 and
1011 Chestnut street.
Rm bracing a great variety of vehicles, made for oity
retoil salmi, of best materials and in a idvertor 'manner.
_lnolndadw,li be found— '
Superior four and six-xeat Germantown waving, fine
open and close family carriages, , light Marriages, with
and without tops, shifting top o do., physician car
riages, light and trotting milkeys,'&o‘
MAT tt RIALB.
Also, a quantity of materials. nairta, varnish tools.dtc.
Sir-Stock arranged for examination, with oatilloguies,
two days previous to sale.'
Also,
On Friday Morning,
Oat. 26, at the Factory, northsreitnorner Sixth and
Master streets, ocurunbnolag at 10 o'clock, a large lot of
'carriages, material, unfinished smirk, lumber, &e. -
Included in sale on Friday morning, via:
UNFINISHED CARRIAGbit. •
A large stook of every variety of carriages, many
nearly completed.
Also. is quantity of carriage bodies, wood and iron
work; &o.
AIATERIAL.
A large stunk of superior material, consisting of lum
ber. hut. ltd! felines, spokes. springs, Panen stuff, ron
work, superior spring meet, Norway. and refined iron,
carriage hardware, -damask, extra width ticking', trim
mings, sie.
Also, a large stock of tools, benches, and vice, forges,
&m. &o. •
Wit Catalogues to be had upon application at the
auotion store.
• 1311E11.11 2 1”8 BALE OP LIQ1)0.11.8.
On' Tuesday Morning - ,
Ooteber 23, at 10 o'clock will be sold a 'took of wines
and liquors. in wood and glass, consisting of fine brandy,
Poi t, Sherry. and Madeira NnnethUotdlals, old Monon
gahela and lrish Whisky, empty (make and one quarter
maks, empty stone and glans bottles.
• TWO HORSES,
By Order of the Sheriff.
on Tnerday Moraine,
October 23, at 9 o'oloerpeoisely, at Wilt's Stehle',
iltown street, above Ninth, one Stallion and one Horse.
SSAMUELNATIIANS, AUCTIONEER,
LARGE 4 Routh THIRD Street. below 'Walnut.
SALE OF FORFEITED PLI.DirEG,
By order of A BRARAMII ATRANS, Broker,
On Tuesday Manaus,
Ootober 30, et Mil o'croolC.A. M., consisting of gold and
'liver patent lever and other watches, gold chains,
finger rings. breastpins, Medallions.penott oases . silver
and plated-wars, omits, pants, vista, shawls, umbrellas,
,an
caroms. pistols, guns, Ste.
NOTICE—AII persona having goods on deport with
me over the least length of time, will call And redeem
the same, otherwise they will be sold at public sale oo
the above day. ABRAHAM hATHANn. Broker,
Northeast corner Ball!. and CALLOWHILL,
°Mg Int"
lviOns NATIL&N€I, :AU TIO NICZB
MC AND , COMMINION CERCItANT, eOniheast
corner of arrillir and LOS Itireelta
` - • • KONEY Ifol#ll4l.
$911,000 to low, at the lowan tate., on tthunondt,
wakohear,iewefry, raver elate.artittltdl4 olothlnt,
001110, Minh hardware, °OWL pianos, mirror, fur
niture, be7a, awl on goods of wrer7 desansalOnt 19
Ives or tuna amounts, from one dollar to Monism , *
t9 p r lfF T l47 Idgt Vatknee in Oda etty.
Yriyate entranoe on e toa, Atreet. •
11591' WeEnese ham:from 9 A. M.,to 9 P. X.
Anal , ineureneelor the beeattt of 40104101 w
CHARGED ()NM TWO YEA DANT. •
sr Advanoen of 9100 and overlie at two per se b
Ad goes of COO and.inwords , at one ear wait, for
maul trans.
SALE OF FORFEITED COLLATERA LS.
tinAWAYMormilL
November 0, at 10 o'clock, et M. N siTHANER Auotion
Store. Southeast corner of SIXT h 'and AMIE strew,
Seeond-story /36leeroom, antrum Orem Race street.
Consistinrof— :
V Several CIASeII of first uuality French Osif Skins.
Several oases Rip avid Calf Skins.
Several cases surior Split Leather.
Dealers, Btoefinde pe rs. and others are invited to attend
the sale, as the Leather will positively oe sold without
the least reserve, iwiois to nut vurehaseni.
11 Open .for examination the day .previons to the
tale. - M. NATHANB.
-PHILIP FORD & 00., AtIOTIONENRB,
No. d3O MARKET flivamt, and SU MINO2
Street
.LARGE POStLTVE RALE OF 1,900 OAR% GOOTP,
SHOP-a, RROIMNB,'AND GUM SHOES.
On Thursday Mornuilti.
Ootober .111. at 10 o'clock 'gamely'. still bie' sold, by
catalogue, on months' oredit.l,2oo maws men's, boys',
and youths' calf, kip, and -grain boots, calf, kip,
_and
buff brogans, oalf sqd. patent leather gaiters. oxford
ties ; women'e, 111 1 / 1 111.6% , and dbildren's geat, kid, gaff.
andlmorooco heeled boot*. -
- AM, a large aasortment of city-made goods.
Ihe early attention of .bnyere a renneated to the
above sale. as it will embrace large nivocros of prime
Leah gOods from first-ohm manufacturers.
uopds open for examination With catalogues early
on morning (Agate.
FITZ PATRICK & BROS., AOC ;
43u10r TIONEERS, 604 CHESTNUT Street. above
Sixth.
BALER EVERY EVENING.
At 7 o'olook. of Books, stationery and fancy goods
watohes. Jewelry, olooki, sliver plated warp, cutlery
paintings, Musical initrueluentas, &o.
4 t 170, 130407 .7 , dp goods i hestita and shoes, and suer
°handles of even , description.
DAY BABES every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at 10 o'dlook A. M.
PRIVATE RAVER.
At private at several large am:moments of vatohes
Jewelry, booka, stationery, silver-plated ware. cutlery
Taros gooey. &o. ;To which is solicited the attention ,o
cilidndtryiiiinra others. sielesslgtoi e allkinds merchandise
for either public or private sales.
sir Liberal oaah advances made on conaignrcouts.
Ont-door salsa promptly attended .
81% tOUIS, NO.
WILLYAMB_ BOYLE„ & CO. AIJO
TIONRERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 6 North MAIN Fit, ST. LOMB, Tdo., (ibrmerly
with Mount. Myers. Claghons. .t Co.. Philada.) oiler
their cervices to the merobsatv, manufacturers,' end
others of Ptulatiolphse,for the tale of dry ear
perao.tr..t./i shoes, o l=7 , togewel i vaih,Lifs.
Mir &Moments made three days after
14.1 “ n tgr r N 3 Nr 141r o h t7a ngl r, P l Eaa li k i tt i Va. 819,"
van Week, Townsenitmt Tr e ns , NM Yorli
L. & B.! Cottle & Co., sew Yorx.
Wood , Chttati. & Co.
„_,_.
~ CWW. hICIONBIT. & vv.. mule-sanital
STOVES.
A i k INDUSTRIAL STOVE WORKS
WILLIAM O. NEMAN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER'
IN
STOVES;
No. 33 NORTH. SECOND STREET,
Offen the moat perfect, convenient; and econamica)
Gag-burning Cooking Store yet invented.
leguire for Ma Lehigh Gas-burner, to obtain the begt
Stove in nee.
Also, one of the largest and most complete stook 0 1
Stconi f‘r heating parlors, chambers, stores, oount'g
houses, dm, in the city. The attention of the -oldie is
eolleited.
STOVES! STOVES!!
° JAMES .SPEAR.
Po. 1116 MARIET STREET,
00 =legliVnit t iliZgliet l ftritireVaregirtig
other establishment in Philadelphia. in Proof of which
he invites COMPAnkTIVZ InagllNATlole.
The following are among his own peplum Inventions,
neveral of which have already obtained a national repu
tation an gramagging in excellaisce and economy any other
Stoves in use.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
Improved Ras burning Cooking tita v e.goknowiedged I°
be the beet Stove for family use in the world,
JAMES SPEA R. to the Patentee of the celebrated
Gas-eonsuming Cooking Range, now rapidly coming
in lifig e la r g i Pttit is the Patentee of the Improved ESP
ver'e Air tight pespeonimmig Parlor Stove.
JAMES .lile I
kAR is the Inventor of the Improved
( Patented) Ornamental Stove Urn, whioh, from lie
beauty and utility, is likely, this season, to be univer
sally adopted.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the Labor, Reel,
ad Comfort-saving Ironing Pan.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
celebrated Railwaysar Renter.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor of the Improved
Plre-board Stove.
For all of the Above the Inventor very meetly olaims
nAvantages which require but to be understood by the
public to be universally appreoiated and preferred to
any other artielea of that obis. in the market; and ho
would hereby extend a cordial invitation to all narsona
in want of Stoves to call and naatnine for theumaiVee.
Parties wialtina to examine will have every attention
shown them, whether intending Itereediately to scar
chase or not. - seio-ft•
QUAKER. CITY GAS CON
SUMER, PATENTED by CHARLES JONES,
Neventh Month. pm
OR VAT IMPROVEMENT ON SILVER'S
Gad BURNER.
113 the use of the (tanker City Gas-Consuming Parlor
and - Office Stoves aJI dust may be avoidid, the rooms
ventilated, and an even temperature maintained for
many hou s, without any attention to the fire, and at e
cr - at gamma (Areal.
For sale by_ CiIitELLEI4 -JONES, Patentee, No. 303
North BEA:OND Street, above Vine. Where the excellent
Gas-i oneundoe Cooking Stovo DAYLIGHT. unsur
passed in its operations. may be obtained. , Of the large
number now in operation. every- stove, we believe,
Mee entire satalbotion. cos ant
VIE CELEBRATED ROYAL
COOKING STOVE is the - heatand roost %tee
ter Cooking litotre in the'reareet t It le made
either with or—Without sae-corning fixtures.
Manufactured and for tale by NORTH, CHASE. d
NuitTH.Founury Woreroome, 209 North BECONII
Street. oS-1111
TIIN FIERY STAR GAS-BURN
'ING AND RADIATING PARE OR STOVE,
the beet and meet 000nornicel Heating Stove
anufaotured and for Bale by NORTH, CHASE
~&
NORTH, Foundry Wareroorne. 209 et orth SECt.NO
Street. lm
OUR NEW GAS•BURNING EAR
STOVE ro the molt economical Stove of the
ksnd, and much more durable than the Gan
burnore with a sheet,iron bane. Manufactured and ler
sale by NORTH, CEASE. & NORTH. Foundry Ware
room...o9 Nortb SECOND Street. 08-lm
SECOND-BAND FURNITURE
BOUGHT TO ANY'AMOUNT.—Housekeepers
having artio es of Furniture, Feather Bede.
Carpets, hinters, &a , todispose of, will get al
ortah price by applying to Witt BR. Aiso, havern a
Bolen assortment of new and Mond-hand Furniture
suited for the city trade.
T. N. WALSH,
cop-12t* Nm 934 MARKET Street. below Tenth.
•
VA , U T 1 ON I—ASTROLOGY I—LOON
OUT[—GOOD NEWS FOR ALL!—The never
tailing litre. VAN HORN u the beet; she inumeede
when all othera have failed. All who are in trouble, all
who have been unfortunate, deceived by faleeiol7l.l2el4
}LT to her for advice and comfort. /a lees airs ski
Rive faits, bhe has the secret of winning t e adee
ttons of the opposite sex. It Ly Mho faot which induces
111Verate pretenders' to try to iillitate her, snit cops %a
advertisements. She shows you the likeness of yQur r •
tare wife, husband, or absent friend. It ix well MO
to the public at 'ae that she is the first and on 7' per
son who eon show the likeness in reality, and can pee
entire satisfaction on all the concerns of life, Whle e l
eau be tested and proved hy tnonsands, both mini
ana single, who datlytr o l o of i .ga visit her. Con:worm
acme all t o
s ilo. LYN meet, berweenUonl•
Dar e^ 0c22.6t*
mib oAsErs Or tikED LEAF TOBACCO,
CPU in store. and for sale 114 .
..sektr H yAtptliONtilo CO.
rgavy ‘i ELLS cleaned at s low ttillet 7
J. °Web: •he oontputs. Address WM.T1t43014.-Poit•
prose Ottma. 1213 rortIiBECOND ittrest.
11 AL P.XATT.,74.qft.
Ili
_MMUS & SONS _
01 -• Nos. 139 had 141 Sontt TeOtilif • 4 '
• (Former& Nola Or ocul IRO. • _ • 1..1 ".
IBM, ESTATE, STOOXII ko
TUOStial lIPXt. -
• PAMPhlit 031210/12e11 sow, 7/LW,'
scrintions of 18 propel:Pea to be sol 4 ou Te 410,..
by.orr of Orphans' Uourti executors, and ot anwiren —‘'
a hat o f a lame amount of r eal estat. pnyst•tale. \ -..
ESTOCILB AND REAL tirrAric._- - '••,.:
dALEE AT THE EXCHANGE EVERYJSIJELRAY '
PEP Handbills of Gaon proved/ Wooed !WWII. US
addition to which we publish, on theft* Y lanoia - I
to each pale. one thousand °acetones, n .pasialibil .
win, giving full 'resonation" of ail ths property to Li
sold °nibs following Tuesday. . -.: „„ , ,_ : , • -
0 A A D.—tier runes of real wits and - stooks a .
the Exchange will hereafter beheld at a *Woos
,In the evening . at 7 e'o
cc iPeontrabntors have thirojenonttieiWele.
• _REAL ESTATE-AT PRIVA twat.
air We have a lane elneent of Mil totals at *rival* -
sale. including every deletion oz GAT end eoarati
property. PrinaS has way bad 14, amstien *ma -
PRIVATE BAIL EEO ER. ,
Wirßoal estate entered on one p lite sale roadster.
an advertised ooassionally in our gablie mils &bane i
Onarlsf whi . ch WO copies 0.741 Minted weekly,) eras or
G
Estate of John C. Weber, deeewd.
PEWS, STOCKSi AND WAND. ' •
On Tuesday.
October 13, at 12 o'clock noon, at the Pleleidelptiin
ohenze—- -
Rev No. 2. Grace Church (Elna oo lap.
Few No. X, Arch-Street Prebbyterian Church (Rev,
Mr. Wadsworth).
siso bonds Sandy and Beaver Canal Co.
awns buleuehanna Canal Co.
0 shares Merchants' Hotel Company..Phdadedphia—
par 11100.
1 sharesennmilvania Aoadeitv Pine Arter—pee 825.
IS Ptuladelplua bilk Culture and Mattufnetnrint
Company-rear OM
2 shares North American Academy of the Ropteenell
thin Healing Arts. . ,
10 ahares of atoek in the Commonwealth:Henke( 512 d
paid on each share.)
2 shares Commercial Sank.
Nor acoount of whom it may concern
-10 shares Maryland Soap Stone Company Mook. -
Also, without reserve, by order of an executor
-20 shares Girard Insurance 00112114117 stock—par SM.
.(3LEN WOOD CEMMTERY LOTS.
Section 0, Nos. 218, 220. 21-1.125.316, 3 17—par 024 Dub,
••p • • 312,.316, 376, 377—par 11 , 111 each.
• • E irt :
811745 3, M—pO, dal. AD — Dittenti each.,
r 0130
A separate deed will bs a given with each
5 shares Academy of Mnsio, with ticket. •
1 Share Academy Fine Arta.
- - ,
SIXTEENTH' FALLPIALM-013TOBER 23:
Orphans' Court Sale—Elaste of Nathan &triples. deo'd.
valuable TRACT OF LAND, ' 0 2.- 1 5 Acmes:Arad im- -
provements. Blockley, within three -miles -of .2darkett; -
street bridge. - -
Same Estate-6 Prams .DWELLINGI3 and LOT,
southwardly side of Green street.Twirgy- fourth ward.
Same Estate—Two-story Brink DWELLIa G,, No.
678 Dilwn street. -
Maine Es'itate,Thrse story Brink DWELLING. itto
248 Duke onset:late Reneipittedi• -
same Egrate—Three story 'Brick DWELLING. No.
246 Dabs street, late Kensington. -
tigme Isetate—Three aterry Brisk DWELLING, No,
1012 Rossatreet, late Kensington. •
Same Estate—GßOUND KENT; e39a33ea r . - •
°rearms' Court Sale—Estate of Isabella - Shaw. deo'd.
A Yearly GROUND SENT of 824.
Orphans' Court Sale—h state of James Harm_ &VV.
One undivided sixth part of a GROUND #E.NT of
854 a . year.
mxeoutore' Peremptory Sale—Estate of Mar tm Curren,
*
deceased
REBIDENCE.StabIe. Conch Route and large LOT.
Rittenhouse st,,GERMA 20W N, has the mama, eon
veniencee—ges, hot and cold water.'tko.; also, good
garden. • Sale absolute—ese handbills.
Handsome Modern Brink REBID oNCE. No. IMO Arch
street, west'of Eighteenth street. it is Well built and
hag modern conveniences. -Immediate Possesemon. •
ferroutors' dale—P:Bode of George L. Heins- deed.
Neat ModernDWELLING;No.BOI Potokford road.
above Wood street.:
Threetstory _Smirk DWELLING, Tenth street', north
of Tasker, Firm ward,
Administrators' Sala—Estate of James Stuart, 'deo'd,
'EAVEILN end DWELLING, northeast - corner or
Lost and Dmionegau etreets, and a Three-story
Dwelling in the rear. _ .
Handsome Modern RESIDENCE,
,Fifteenib street,
north, of Thompson street, has tha mode rn ' w
i ive -
-mermen. - - . •
. _ .
Peremptory PaIe—BUILDING LOT. Yoge t tgetereat
of Perke street , Twenty foartb rin d eic t if Lora b ' s n r , ut
ueruse stream.
Rale N 0.2.14 COATES- Street.
'SUPERIOR F URNITURE. ORGAN SHOW CASES.
&c.. &C..
inat., at 10 ...lVpa l a tM N n 2 rE Coates street, above
Sewed serest, the satire stook of aaatneet warehouse. -
comprising aupenor parlor. dining -700 M. and (Menthe;
lurnitare, email church man. 'With 5 stows, bookcases,
deeke chow cases, 2 high-ease clocks, ico.•
arir'iday be examined with catalogue* 'three day;
praviona to the sale.
SAL:
,E OF MiSORL,LANEOUS BOOKS FROM A
PRI VATS COLLEOTt OM • -
On Tuesday evening, , , •
October 23, at the aootion stora. a aollootton of iota
marina m'enellaneone works from a private trolleolon.
flir For particular. -me oatalogusa. -.- -
Peremptorr Bale. •
.I.'INE MADEIRA. AND SHISRRY
In Demijohns and Bottle',
To be Cold.vithoui reserve. lathe Auonon Store, Noe.
139 and 141 zontb Fourth_street. - .
On Wednesday,.
Ootober 2{, at 12 o'clock. noon. The sale wililibladeL•
denulohns Aleta flannina - Madelm; Bland," brand
of 1810.
18 demijohns Verdelbo Madeira, Blandi brand °AMP,
18 do- Mandarin Madeira, very donut*.
9 do Malmsey fdadelris, vary old. -
Also. a large and very finecassortment at fine old Ma-.
delta and 'Merry Wines, in r
' 111 . Fall partionlars In ottaloitues,'SioWyeady,
VALJA BLE PRIVATE LI BRADY — Ohtatidard and
very desirable authors on Important and interenlng
subjects.. .
On Thursday and Friday evenings. • -
Ootober 25 and mi. at the suction store. will he sold a
Valuable private library, which 'naiades edam/tad au ,
there in the various departments of literature, SOielleth
and art.
A. VARIETY OF BPI ENDID ILLUSTRATED AND
PICTORIAL WORKS OF DIOR 0081%
The nluef portion of the oolleetionin elegant bindinge,
Alt lifirFor ;animalism see catalogues of the hopes. '
ia•-•
' • LEITER EIVICOPE eND VIEWS. • .
On Fridayvening,
At 8 °Week, a revolving atereOSOODes With fifty Eno
view..
Moo, h dozen selected views, mostly Eaglisk,u
Dlleates.
JAMES
AT A k LY & . O
&F
80I,SFA D ASI IfVAR m W
.b I "AT Lit
3
u 1 PAinarGS tobiislace PENNS YLVAN/A ApAppyiP 3.
FOIE ARTS,
_ . .
Ootpber ge end X.
This sale will compose specimens q! the works of the
molt celebrated European and Amerman ortietkinany
of seinoti have been limited expresso , ' for this Collets
non. 'Among the moat prominent works may be enu
merated. sally's great picture of Washington at Valles-
Forge, several oft he works of the late lamented 8.11111-
bra d t reale, Mr.' FdintinnA Limas, yeller of tim
o se b v oge, w .dgg, oft.§:l3f. •Wr;:ttl i alt
Mieno•,_.Whitridge. Bowater, Athenbook. Yerboeols.
hooey, Lleshayes, Fettrois, /Warn. do., do.
The whole
tore,
be sold withont limitation orresetva -
slTuatalognoo, with partionlars, are now-ready, as
the_lntinge arranged for inspeotion at the Aosatta
of Fine Arts.
' T ref Itee.l9B /41 Smith FOURTH, Nye,.
9 _ B 108 FURNITURE, FREIXCIR-PLATE h .11
011 PLANO-FORTE.% CARK`I C.
On Thursday
Atg o'clock, at the Auction Utorei to/ assortmtedo of
excellent second-hand furnitera. Cogent piest-tot t,
fine mirrors, carpets, etc ° from families deolii.o=
housekeeping, removed to the nom for eintivament a of
sale. -
SHIPPING.
FO.U. SOITrEL•L-'OHA
FREIGHT- NOW
TON AND trAVREDDANNAKVEAA
NIFI
Newel'Freight Maze ef Yuman tor sent a
low New Por V t Stew* i e.-
OA ORA TOD 8.
inie.V.ll. Malt Sta - amehle ONE /MATE. Ora.
Fain Charles P. hlasahinast;iitillsaig ; on T tversday.- Oot.
$7 at 10 o'oloolc A. ga. =
Through >r U to to R $ n
INARosto—oWy SO h OA arm at Ea.-
FOANAP.
The V. S. Mail Stearashin STA , TE OF ONOSSIA.
Captain John J. Garvin, vrul salt on Toads,. Cot.
$O. at 10 o'clock A. M.
%brash in se to to boom—oar a hare at Bea.
Sarang days abased &Imm Saturday go tare
ere der Soo& rooeind 2 and nub of lading signed
" re ni7en . dhl_gbiagaleseqs-WheN Stierashiegg E;Lay..
STONE STAWF. ad STA OF OSORSIA now as
above aVorttin,dBlo,ltine coning a fise4wr tavimu
nitastn Vita Charlatan ant Savannah, the aolith
and ntherest
At th Charlaitoviiiisismak.tkapUSktes eon
teat with Steamer" r ori.>ond railrNY t for all plass in the u ead
a ktims!‘
g letiy sb 4 A n
rkr i Vtii2 na • ji lli VB ol l o ll ll7l4,
ra
11.--load ntaig a Freight iiantitaly
=eczema:l, farther gap Craton or leavaanm, the
glaillottd Coltalgul a war e oaks f m these Gana.
l ARIL.
Eim,by io 42 par cent. °nearer than br
i m ift r dßo r , al's iba sw lisp followinit retue.
g e.t ril l mi g aratunali ur " pearl i CL e Ur i ar t
the wh ole rata exalt insot Charlata- and Savan
nah to lig.notecasyr :
VIA clualaisloN. ' 16.
LVe.NNO .To tlrissson—..-816 OTo Motanat.
yin
t NA=a—.l toAr.-- VI
1
t2...—._. 21 00 Atlsittp,----. 21 00
onsgomery-- - . XOO lir bun.-- 2100
0bi11......—. 33 00 wry. ~,_ to ix,
New Dilemma— —. 38 NI . p ontlinner7 se 00
nairrilie.....—. 27 76 n blur.— • .. ad De
Kn01vi11e.....--. de Se New Otioaits—:... 30 73
Memphis. 31 60
Fare to 'savannah, via Oharlalion, .....—. 10 00
Charleston, via Savannah . ..—_. .• .: 16 00
310 bills of lading ale ned atter toe alio ons sailed.
For freight or mesa s° apply on board, at Seeded
irked above Vint loasi. or io
ALEX. RER014,41..5e c 9
- No. 126 NORTH wiavHs.
Agents In charleston T. B. & T. 0. Be t
Booramiab; ER a: GA.
For riondairoor Onearepaton, ileum Tliee.llCBl7
To F7l ll lrforida frolllBsTell 13111 d' M. Mama a nd,
St. °MON avert Tuesday en d r =V..;
TDB BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM
._
HMI'S;
I'llo3l NSW TOILE tO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin, Passage
ftoon d Cabin Paseage,-.—...... .-- 7s
BROM BOSTON tO LIVERADOL.
Chief Cabin
Second Cabin Paspase., oe
The slops from Nis , Yorkcall at Cork
The ships from Idonitgat call at Halifax and Cork her.
or.
PERSIA, Cent. Todltinc. 'CANADA. CaPt.Long.
ARAPIA, Capt. J . }Bone. AMERICA, Capt, Moodie,
ASIA. Capt. B.G. LOU. NIAGARA,Cnpt Anderson
AFRICA, Capt. Bhanpon. EUROPA, Capt. J. Leila .
SCOTIA.fnow building.)
These weasels carry a clear white light at rnag-head
Firli B ?".i m ttfl o rl d .,t74:sl. ° lPori t , WA.adav, Oct. In
CANADA.Anderson. " Boston, Wednesday, Oct. 17
AFRICA, Shannon, " ilorksWednesday, bets 24
ARABIA, Stone, , i t ton, Wednesday; Wt. at
ASIA, ott, _ " Yore, Wednesday , Nov-Z. ,
w UßOFA,_ldoodio, • " Bost. 'Wednesday, Nov. 1,1
PERSIA, dildeino, ork,Wednesusy, Nov. at,
Bertha not Negated aniline, for.
An experienced Burgeon on bd.
The owners of these slits it wi au ll not bopoommatable for
Gold. Silver.Bultints.epec e, Jewelry, Precious B , ones
orMetale. unless bills of lading are loved therefor and
the value thereof therein a:preened. For 'freight of pas_
sage, apply to R. CON ARP.
, .10 - 4 Bowline Green. New York.
.
~~ t
THE ADAMS EXP
co., Ofbae 320 OILESTNUT Street,
onwards el Packages. hierehandise, BankNotev.
andSpeole, either by its own Lines or 12 connecting
wit other, Express Companies, to all the prineisnl
towns and sties of the 'Untied Staten.
E. S. SANDFORD, •
laneral RrevtriniPritiont,
HARDWARE PACKAGE HOUSES.
_
pAOKAGE HARDWARE ROLISR—We
would respectltilly call the attention of the Gißna
ral Hardware Trade to our extensive stook of BIR
MINGHAM HARDWAR.E. whioh we etre: at small
advance by the oaokage.
Orders for direct importation Polkaed. and Goode di
RVered either in this city, New York. or New Orleana
W. 0. ,t
411 COMMERCE Streat
imrting and Commipatou Merohante, and Agents? oX
Poreie po r and Domestic' lianlentrs.• tuat.tf
ZINC, GROUND IN OIL, Brown and
E,,1a0 Colon Manufaaturod and for mile. We
111.1LItILL & BROTHER. 47 And 49 North oECON
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A .5..: :l forests
DUMAS. COGNAC-40 - quarterf. 20
• eights, landing from " Rolle." For sale
F. D. LONGth FROQP /LSI
1207 SouNT.
JB. GODARD VERY OLD OOGNAO;
10 half pipe', 20 quarters. in bond, for sale br --
P. D. LONOOIIe
0018-12 t 417 South FRONT Street.-
prICIL-275:'bbls 'Pitch, a superior sr-
Oslo, in-Ebro and tby sele by ROWLEY. ARM
BIIRN tt & Co. Mn. is Rnothlghanws.
lORAGt.--Storage for ,inerchandise of
rooti.iwinliTsrAoliVovtnliitATilllr borer
'NAVAL 43TORIS-1430--41rbla,---Epirrts
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SobsOnor George A. Mule, and for arr, mormil
attsuitrasa, d;Ma lb flobtts,