The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, October 23, 1860, Image 4

litipoe....
thistly fel_ , t
in the .P.rinbe't oi_. __ _.,,a arid
party just escaped - a Xellioion -in 'l3ernisily u4dicirt ,
time ago, and the Prince*iti eiritost#,ntirrOw en,
escape y e sterday. _
t. 4 rismixispxisaryoltriert or ,SEE PRINCE.,
- A pan-and-ink portrait ofthe.Viitios in uniform,
as a British colonel, was presented to UM bY David
Davidson, the SA, liit:-,Tbe teerdik`rity of, het idol:
ruse ii that thel.Ptipee'e,ngnre Ktoix!pc!fta t
Washington's fareweWsiddressOitstinctly readable
with a mininisope, and AlliatlheltiOne of'• the plot:
hue is fOrtsdia b e Prinoti'e genealogy folly
written out. The whole stilbir is , As- the , dierd's
Prayer, 'stilton in the . of rouriffeteno 6 of a slipenoe
and is vemingenions The, Penes we delighted
with it, an sent fe'e Duke - of Newoaitle ind
Adenerallirgoei, end Illthree exemited it with the
greatestintetest and'attention.. It is to be sent on
to London by the Prince's -request.' - "
"seta IBS bunsontits4 me, ins 4131411.1 CAN TOUR.
The Dulte of Ne;ls , c,fis,tle Aind Other meinbers of
the suite expressed to Newcastle
end others
the entire' sithiestiii*.id"thetz Patty • with their
treatment in this counity, ind sal& that if-the ar
rangements, fcrtheiereneption'and. 'entertainment
hod been brittioitod entirely' .to_thetir, they could
not have'llbisen-no adiniribly_ arranged,: , Re.,also
said that, in spite of repteseritations.to the con
trary, they were much pleased-with.the manner in
which their progress - had been,,repotted by the
American press. .310 gene
re
ports was wonderful, considering-the rainseraey of the
the 'fel:Piles
afforded the papers, and. the eentlinente exproseed
could not but be , pleasant to the Prince and Eng
lish people. - • . .
ROVALTY DIKOONATIO.
It was a ,matter of getseral remark, te showing
how ranch the Prinee confortnedtooer habits, that,
at the wharf, he stele hands with Mayors;
nos, and. ; atria - keel-Private abbots, while the
distingitielsed*,-British naval ,otheers 'present were
passed by with a eoldilernial !elute, ,
• , •
The Priecalonoled thereporters who had ac
companied him throughout the tour with an espe
cial smile and bow al be entered the boat. Tn
several persona ho renewed his promise to revisit
this country and pans through_ the Boritheirn States.
Lord 'Lyons *MI, the, invited guests returned l).)"
Special train to Bolton' and• Lord Lyons hernedi
etely,resuleathe'repablican style ef life, dining
At a lath "febte inetead,of at s t private table, ea
during thaPeiregs.slaY•
The London 'lnes oorrerdent hase re urned
home on the Arlada. Mr, ndraws, Lon
don Illusuated &ha on o Dwight to take
el:etches rof the:m*lloy, t eirpecially for the
queen. „
Waiervan Vetere raecolar—Oaf teases.,
The English valets said they Were glad to go,
end pronounord this a blasted country In this
Case, the pr'o'verb, "• like Master, like man," does
not hold true. At the itererel Bonao the Prince
behaved more boyishly then usual, Made Eliot and
flinelienbrooke perfect butts,' breaking the for
iner's bed, laughing at him for running against
his partners at the balls, end adding Right
Honorable' Oiptaisi" and " Lieutenant of Grena
dier quards, with hie ovm hand, to the card
Upon the room. door of the latter. The placard
is preserved as a curiosity. • ,
remit idea IN lIVOEINOILSIt TALArt..
'The !Mass of yesterday says: MI true ama
burr of American art will be at odes plea and
pained , lo learn that Mr. George - L. Brown 's
striking and beautiful picture of the "Ba y - and
spokenty •
in
New York," of wirloh we have already
in these columns as its exoellence deserves,
has been purchased for the Prinoe of 'Wales, and
that it will be exhibited in this oily but a short
time longer before its final departure to grace the
walls of Bucklughem Palace with a vision not
more brilliant than, accurate of our own pesit rial
city. A more appropriate souvenir of the vim iof
England's heir to, the great city of the West cold
s u tly
not heWellg imained, end . American art may
Pride 00 It painting which will prov ju e to
Ragland and ~Englishmen not only that New York
is one of the test picturesque and glorious capitals
of civilization, bat algid that the material prospe(estheticr
ity of the New world has given Men, , o .
genius not less remarketle • thine the other quali
ties which- all the world' unites in according us,
end abandantly ,able Id do justice to the Mea'
beauty of the land. - . 4(e.
treat eta FOORNIT COST Tai remes,, , ggie
P2OPLN OF CANADA AND TIM UNIT • -•
rtersr-raindedphilloopbe -
-------- Tirtn;Vcrorma think, howev
and people r de. f
that the - eadiaa . Waa ' ' . A_
may point to the au. • A'. Sabatini of
tions, and ark • aril" fineeb visit
tts. ;-• . •• imaionelt. nearer the
con
is too rio t , Own eatiplaillalikete Very -
',rWairesestlather dear, and so
in fashionable
,:bliettiiNwas megnifloent too bit
` Site to and other persons in
Checks for various aunts,
PitillAte - DlifitCfor distribution among eer
-" irril , a* kb liberality anti his credit at
.a.,tl"reients of wetly jewelry to part
-, Vita the dance and to persons who bad done arm
er afforded, him gratification helped to
swan largelthis expenses. Eli stay in the United
/bates was exactly a month ; 'but he could not
have managed te expend in "that time lose than a
hundred emitted dollars—a mere bagatelle, to 6,3
sure, to one who -has the British- treasury at his
back.
Close-Anted economists need not grumble at that,
nor exoluim against such extravagance. OCT re ,
pubNoan fellow-citizens outbid the Prince himself
in liberality. - Where he spent hundreds wa Spent
tens of thousands. Take The ball at the Academy
of Music for example. Think of the glittering Lila
_
occasion. It would be
a ridierdousiy low estimate if we were to place the
average outlay, of ea'ih person present at $200;
and yet, at that figure, the aggregate expenditure
of the three thousand would amount to 1000 000
If we were to set it down at a million of dollars',
that figure would not be extravagant. The half a
million of people who filled up Broadway on' the
day of his entry ihto New York—Many of them
comieg from distant points—must have - paid, for
their holiday hot less than hell' a million of dol
lars. On the whole, between the military'disphry,
the ball, the firemen'sprocession, and the general
juaketings during the few dope he remained here,
the cooasion most bare put in circulation nearly a
million of dollers, All , this wee 00 main gained
to the wealth of, the community, for the: money
came chieffy-from the datum that can well afford
to he extravagant.
The demonstrations at Boston, including the'
splendidly auatleasful ball, must have been the
means of circulating a sem equal, at least, to half
of that. Taking these !literates s basis, we might
estimate the gametal expenses, or, we might more
properly eey,•the profit, of the Prince's visit as
follows:
Detridte
chioago ""
St. Loll" ,20,000
nemnati, including ball too tot
Corm
Larneenrg........... ~, ~ , _ 0 00
Wv/Prusston. ineledlne Cabluot dinner and •
visit to Mount ~
~, “. • ao •
Richmond, inoiuding
fti l =l:llllZiiolading "—**---
2°16"
Newt ork.
West 710,000
A z r um r: . •
.. ......
Is' UOO
Yortiaxid. l .l l eoludioe 50 1 i00
gavel:tees in Canada
.m es monoes of' the Prince and suite, and of the
1,000000
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N.,
General mgreitate—• • • ORO
We do not suppose that we are very far astray in
these calculations; and if not, the money value of
the Prime of Walea' visit to North America may
be set down at, between fear and Ave millions of
dollars.'l a moral 'and , polltioal value is inesti
mable: The demonstrations, in this country at
least, were due, in a great part, to the publie esti;
matton to 'the womanly virtues of the Queen of
Ildgland. They.were a tribute to virtue and there
fore could only be, in their moral effect, good.
I.For The Press.]
Apostrophe to John B. Gough.
C. HARRY nacmit.
Clod speed thee on! thou conquerororhose might
11 untaught eloquence ; whose war, THE MEET
God speed thee on! nor let the skeptic'it blame
Avert thy triumph, or becloud thy fame.
Noletrald'er art may trace thy lofty line,
And from ancestral glory, gather thine
Brute MET HOT linger o'er that mound of earth,
Which hides the moulds of those who gave thee birth ;
But while Philanthropy may ostoh one ray
Orgrettittide, to light her darkeome way,
While Genius claims a crown, or Worth a shrine,
The thanks; the homage of a world are thine !
Bet not to,thee bee/lour mood of praise,
Itoi on thy brow altdm we bind the bays ;
Alit ;b:l4tWentrited strS, whose martial form,
' ll4 4 4 Nlliblue country's banner thro' the e.orm,
Whanut vad.brnat from battle proudly bore
:144tlibt ifalareire,ll,l4l6r's
ske.tethoessuihtleita eyeballe . never shed
one eteartyof loyal, upon thine infant hoed—
Td
,ttlit Orate - I - tantalums fondly turn,
And ypgyqiiliniele deeictbeir bdvtlY ord.
They gave to thee thi tallsmehiq rod,
Of loverforread end Weidner' to Ood ,
They satetettyWhiit leer* wee theirs—
A soldieriat courage, and a mother's prejers !
What Omit Iwthlne ? iTtFreuse the Soul or sense,
With tabbofwit, , drburiVof eloquence!
To hold the mirror true tomotwand fears,
A norithAtiegicime went oar prayers and tears
Whetalflee WI; noreed, and man Mule . trod, the snare,
That glingti fbr hope and Nauman, trus n !
Whealteased hilt, and pine affeatiorie die
When chime of Matinees light the Crenated eye,
When. natty mur.theiolewf brans -have &dr --
When honor:manhood' mind and soul ITa dead,
Who—who but thou. bath raised the ruined shrine ?
Rtilirthaweetal tempi of hope dime
Bneathed an the frozen barriers of the soul?
Bede thellook tide ol chilled ageotione roil/
Gave high Resolve to faltering manhood'sghame?
Riednellatothkriditbfldntsl. •
Of faith and Soy and honor, led.the van t.
And Inamthilnitinetdetnon wrought the num ?
41 41111Mtl_ taklaWil . ?Wme 'apnruf the Med
Repliannestarin taebhittmagiaardian'imed
Teatimes, he mend sire • that shield, the light
Of h
d ail" itiniii.veht4oosohos,fio, ft , * utht
Iytinip t, N 04,1 yew* Ono ger Anne flow,
And iontriy, bto,,lts•eordnet of 1111101r.`
Wlltttld bta j li!dimmed th e bosom's kindlinchem
()redo' ne., When Wit hathlzefitte else" •
Terihand Its aestriso end thr voichi ite newer, : -
BittinuCthwi9 , -of atenerielletuweethodr.
The hernithat AIM hiestiborind, the burninitleani
Thatihtidhaiitilla Mother's mid-Mitt fears -
tilaWfraiWrld
Lbdweek Wilk . to inetilinea, anaii ! •
oal'aprilpf•lthrtainlittlistnsigv add a' • .
X44 144,14400 41_,_,, 0 4 4 %aim Aga go I, •
groninelitan tan dtsiant sea, •
thrainthiefitaid r ilabiatediiiafie to the,
PreV"--IdWI - KI V "4 1 1 r."
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'effintiritinitinfbritroodninniiivEd•
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4 4rdiedUetili intotti
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GENEItAIi- NEWS.
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MON.T Voarnier.—A melancholy tragedy
W
°scarred intlieneber(coanty,,lfloridik, on the 28th,
at whhtli,Thi.Opefekid'Esitieyi:. f ' ', •
i , It armoire that-a-diffloulty occurred.' between
t. ISsranet- Zettr,t and An; elderly Man tamed:
CAN I WAyier,,eriginetipg, probably,. in ran old
James" - • ; firth° cleanse of the dispute, Taylorpiroe
giaidgei ~ t . Deter w ith a stink , whereepontwo• of
tritest, les.,, ,*,l eons; Sairted ,
it the essault i )sild,the
ititi(Titylor c''', - ' -IA cutting anti stabbing the defence-
tins* 640-01eIcr .Idetise. " Mr, Diehard 111; aitter;
tem body'ef ~ ~ • Captate g ruiheitto , bia fathees
aid,aly, , Nowle-knife into Die heart of
and fluegiat er;,,, ~.- ;sing., liii,daith-liistardly.-
the elder Taylor , ' PIN . , s, but it la p thought ,the
wounds still serffra,,, 'ore will' rmortal
infiloted by the TO, and a nalf.mtlee of
; R. 0, Jeter resides williin . .o 4 . -.,, moat impeotable,
I! this place, and is one of 110:-,, • vanity. . I
Cfl ealtht,Andlntellfga,tit,of our oaten;
...._The otre.
1 ,1 STX P.IMITIv*SWfig °, ",,,Prlrb_L' le Deputy
dune). ducats:o6yd •', , A MT days au., -uforme.
noire ; State, Marshal Manson slaves , ,t,.. , owed
lion' th e 'at *iT.li -of .Mx fugitive who ' , a .,
merle ,10: A °Minty; Kentucky, Were 71V. ..,7.
on the 'Lake a ;shove,. about two miles from Oil,
dusky; He took with him a noeM. of, five or ell
,'Men, and Mk/Tidal evening, about SightB e`Alee'k,
he taMe moon .theif 'citterrete;_and, after , a des
perate resfatance, eaptwiedi,them. The Marshal
'aid hie cOmPinY were boilfparsued, but by the
' moat' adroit dodging thrmastt °ern fildesedwoods,
they Moaned unarmed , eeefterltoure of travel-.
iing rittebed the railroad trans`; end loop ,had the
satfsfaction of seeing the 'fight Of 2 . tTiti n : 11 tqh
they Stopped by_ swinging a red .i4.,t;it'•.- Mat" got
aboard. Mr. Marmon brought his gr.;':=o, ol ,_ (lo'
tives to this eitY on Saturday, went throC:Tb" A s b ,
usual Iforma before a United Stales comealoshins 7l
and shipped them in An express manner to Seri-•:
lucky; in coiepapy with'iheir claimants , " , • ,
, FATAL Deli , AT ST. MARTINSVILLE, LA.—lt
heCOMeti Our painful duty to, record the rueleneholy
death;of Mr-Gerard Fournet. 'lle 'fell, mortally
wounded; on the field of combat, tbe ds-of
AlphOnse Novenae, on Saturday by
eveni h og an , the
13th hist : , and Mind but a short time after his fall.
Mr, frournet was, a - man of generous and noble
impuiset i - kital and tender as et'Ohild to .thosti de,
lovedt and always quick to succor the oppreee
Like I all generous natures, his anger, When kin
dled, liras as ardent as his tole Danger could not
appal d
mob a - spirit, and• fear he only hue* as a
name. -Thelaneral Procession that accompanie
his ,{melee .to the tomb was the largest one we
over W, Deemed in Ibis State. Mr. Pournet -leaves 1
enife aildgeeeral young children, together with '
aged mother,. Mad many other fond relatives; to 1
Memphis untimely death. Got alone ~ can wipe
away their team." To God we commend them.-..-
' Cattily:6r etst Trite. .
'Take SAVOYABDB.—Thero seems every rea
son 03 believe that , the tears of pity which were ,
shed 'over the Bernardo when they were trans
ferred from Piedmont to Frame were bet. The
pees Ants cared little about the change. All they
knelhabout tho,Oovernment of Victor Emmanuel
was at they, aid their taxes to hie ofhome. Na
n, epee t og their own tongue, his. visited
them, and um the means whioh he bas at hie nom-.
,nand forma log a favorable impreasion slob
dotal, and they exhibit now few or no symptoms of
discontent. Such, at least, is the testimony of let
ter-writers who have recently visited them.
' Mama the. quarter ending September 80th,
the dumber of one.aent postage stamps lesued by
the Post Offme Department
of
12,756,100 ; of
threip-oeut stamps 35,512,700 ; of all other denoml
mations 1,730,6410; total number for the goarter
51,008.400, against 44,592,295 for the corn spend
ingVarter NIA year. The value of these statues
watt 1,4-51,393 -an increase of $220,894 over the
receipts tor the same time inlBso. In
nto these statis
tics stamped envelopes are not taken iaecotont.
Of these 6,702,400 were told, thelpostage moonlit
leg to $215,03b.
ALMOST A RAILROAD CATASTROPIIE.—ThiS
Rochester Tin ion learns that the e express train
froui this oily, which arrived at oheter Thurs
day forenoon at 10.40, came nisei' being thrown
from the track at Craft's station by a " 'T" rail,
which bed been planed across the trao2t, whether
designedly or not, is yet undetermined. The loco
motive pushed the obstruction ahead of It for a
diefance of twenty rode, but fortunately dit: not
leave the' track. Ono truok.aheel mounted the
e
rail. The rail may have dropped le. from
it was,
som
band-car, but that is hardly possib If
plaried there intentionally, it was a dandle ........
tempt to destroy the lives of hundredsa .
beiegs.l4 Pri
Wine MCRIAtt.— We learn, saus„,, 151.,
- -
field Republican., that one of ti v. -.,
murders ever perpetrated in :6‘"1.1 _......ed
chuarirefadthaet
father John
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b:Y r it hi h etb:Rheuesdb:stho.hss,--,-d- :74. : 0 i, m t"- the "L s
a tep e I :
o t
f ' a nd
te
some time br,.. _ SI about Molunkna,
thli fatal. r ,„ about this time, and
hes btr: dme.-.', titling, serious depredatio n s
~ ,eis , 'thllt'vicinity. Almost every
ell:. 1:71AM1, ,... .. 5 tir2 :47neniv,b,
bay
tio:f 7 :::unkty , m a a nb k oo l ;aitgth. n e i gpo ht nwd b as i s. deons with
110111
.- , They often run down the deer,
found in
vier t at t P e l t t a
b w u
a r s g , a Pa a . d ,
h on T e oold n a: 0 : ne o 0
ii nhgol;e 7 eteheayyswnebandoilol3is wer e
o n dothundrot.,.4twentyny°derl i f : iegold
The body had been In the water►eza.reeks i
Tim daughter , of Thomas Holden, eta; raus
e_ ld , ir a s •etop p e d in the al:
dtslitp,r
plundered
, d
so a r t eode r go r rf o eh v i net t: e hg nie ld ,
tw celv !,l and ,
y a e r e s o th ld e ,
shoot
'ridge L a e nd n r :so y pA
necklace.
Aan ....._Grenerai
Harding, a
gen.
Homan of great wealth,'residing near Naebville;
Tehnemee, has a pork inoluding eight hundred
acres. In it ho has three hundrod_ed ere'
buffaloes, and a nerd - or E n -- - ibialF.
c.
IMPORTATIONS.
(Resorted for the Press.( ,
LONDON—Ship St Peter. S& to-192 MUMS rads. 0 W
Holmes: 19 do do H Cohen; 41pkg. do W D Glenn; 6do
do ,Wm Curry; 4do do Parnell & Trimble; 10 do do
& S 2491 ekes do 100 tons do F Leianig; 14 Sikes
do Hosennaten & dons; 809 Powers & Welshman; Xi
mists seeds Landreth Nom 116 casks bottled ale .1
Wegner; 20 pigs lead In ekes wine 117 do indite order.
WILIYIINUT ON, N C—tiohr Rll Howlett &merm—
en bbis coign 96 do spirits turpentine Cochran& Russell;
12r0 do rosin Kens & Foster 64 do spirits turpentine
Rowley- Ashburner te0o; 100 empty Inds idemeey,
& Co.
PHILADBMKTIOARILOR-WSLADB.- -
4 "'"
Mi l fealt CORKIITIII OW Mt 'iItOMTV
LETTER BAGS
At the Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia.
Bhlpßeranak.Rowland.._......_..__...Liverpool soon
Ship Wm Cemminge, Cone —Lirergool, Ron
Mop Village Belle, Blaisdell.-- • London, noon
Brig Blank. Bawd!. Davis Jago — de Cuba. soon
Urn F 3 Thurston. Lampher.Falmouth. rig Norfolk,SOon
Urn Dons. Nissen. . —Bristol Chemnel, soon
Ketch Commerce. ,—MaysgueS, soon
Bohr willow). Tabbett.......:—...23t.i550 de Caba l no on
i ISAILINO OF THE .00EAN !STEAMERS.
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
111211 , 4 • LIMY!, POIL DAIS
... Yotk.,Liverpool..__. ....oot 21
New York—..Neer Yore., firemen. ' 27
fen& ton.. Liverpool SI
runts.- ...—.New York-Southampton.. --.1.4_0v
New York_Ltverpool- _Nov 7
York...llavre.- —...-.. Nov 20
t..flostonLtverpool-......,-••Nov Id
York-Havre....---,. Nov 37
IMPS LEAN 701 BAT'S
Cot Wasinnaton.Llvorpool..New York— 1)
111inow....,..1Eloutharnoton—New Y0rk.—.......—00t Ll
Caned 1an.........Lwerp00l —Quo beo 11
Asia.. -- Oet / 3
Fulton—.. —Southampton—New York --...—00 t 17
llammonta..—Boothampton..Yeer ..-.._00t 18
Bohemian .... le
I , :n 20
ppnnoe York.— /torn
Leinster— ~...Liverpool.f.fieW York— —....00t 23
Ad ri et' o .......eouthampton —New 34
Perm— Lrverpool—New York... ----Cot 27
The California Mail Bteamenr sail from New York on
the Jet. 11th, end 20th of each month.
The Ilavana Bummers leave New York on the Id, 7th,
11th. 17th. end 17th of mph month.
MARINE .IN TOW, GEN VA.
ranr OV PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 13 1860.
RIJN 6 /0-SUN 6 20
.0 60
ARRIVED.
Steamship Delaware. Cannon, 2i hour. from Di York,
with cadge andpiuseeneere to Jae AlMartin:B.
Behr B Howlett, &mere. Jt dare from Wilmington,
N C. with naval stores to Baker & Folsom.
Bohr B 4 Croaker. Preibrey, 6 dale from Taunton,
with ridge to Twig's & Co.
Bohr Geo L Green, Blob, 6 days from Dontorhwith Bib
to t.roweil & Collin..
fish hr J o hn Mather, Blakeman, 5 days from Bostontwitll
to NI Kennedy & Co.
Bohr Troatturer E Nteher, It day. from Batton, with fish
to B A Bonder & Co.
Bohr Joseph Mansfield, May, 4 days from Boston, with
Belt to B A Bonder & Co
Bohr Joseph Turner, Crowell, 4 days from Boston, in
beillut to Pi Sturtevant & Co.
;84itr Geo False, Niokerson 3 days from Providence,
wit mdse to Crowell &
rE I Piokup. Plokun. days from Newark, N
With cement to French. Hlobarde & Co.
&lir B 8 Mershon, Allen, front Boston.
Bchr J 11. 13'1101. from Boston.
Bohr H Wainwright, Comm, from Boston.
Fehr B k, Sharp, Mayhew. from Roston.
Bohr It H Wilson. Davis. from Port Jeiforson.
Bohr R Porter. Smith, from Providence,
Bohr Casper Heft, Shoe, from Hartford.
Steamer T Heartt. 21 hours from New York.
with mdse to Wm M. Baird & Co.
Bobr .1 Mar, Cobb, Aline, Al;' , X Heron , Jr. & Co.
No Or J M Houson. ,Flussell. ybarleston, captedn.
Bohr D B Mershon, Allen, Riohmond, J Rothermel &
Co.
Bohr Caspar Heft. Shoe, Washington, B Mines& co.
Bahr It G Bonet, Bmithalanvessoott, do
Bohr B Ft Sharp. MayhQw, Boston, do
' Bohr R H Wilson. Davis, Boston. Blakiston & COX.
Bahr J 11-Wainwzight, Corson, Boston. Van IMAM
Norton & Co.
• Bohr Oao L Green, Rtoh, Boston, N Sturtevant & Co.
Bohr J it Mather, Nioketion, Boston. do
Bohr Jon Tamer, Crowell, Providenoe, do
toCo
Bohr JR William', Small, Bran pod, Banoroft, Lworie
' Bahr S L Crooher, Fronton!, Taunton, Twelle & Co.
mo
t Sarrendotwe of The Promo
HAVDD DE GRACE. Oct, 48,1860.
The Blbgettin loft With 17 boota, laden and consigned
ad follows: -
Theresa, flour, &o, to Humphrers,Hoffman &Writitt
.0
J Wagner and Ariel.' lumberto Malone A, Tay rl
Sarah Lather, do to L ft Balky; Tiger, do to Cadwatader
O v r ot r A *locoman do to Salem; °apt 1' Shay, 1. ti Firddir,
and Wife". do to Nororom sheets; I' Coleman do
to o. Wilmington Mary Emma,
Shaw,
to &imam Bolton &
Eliaro g r i . - grlrff, ° ::.l%l i gagt 'a rTtgai4 " .,F.T.4. "
to O 011mi/hell; ftwatara and Brubaker, cosi to Nei!
MEMORANDA
Ntlie - leium Newton, Merrill, cleared at Havana Eh
int or thievort•
Bark'Dici booth, Brewer, sailed fresh MatanzaatOth
inet let tinspHt.
kiltßark t
4Mnerleportan. Christian, was loiding at Bavaria 14th'
tor_
Bieklymoliqa, o lo.,Feasook nue was at Rio Janeiro
7th - - - •
Bark Ann Elizabeth, Honiara, for this port was Mg.
at Havana 15th two.
o B4 l l , !t a ylrgi r tai t l i, •gry, for, Now York, was reloading
Brig A Je4v Appifi g ait6; 'crrovee, (or thia port,ele ' ared
at Hie Janeiro 61k tilt, with 2463 bets oolfe
ka ß i ri ft Ellzsbeth Wattel Bryant, hence at St Jago,Cuba,
lifiglioango, Evans, sailed from Havana 13th met (or
this por
Brig Moonlight, Omni!, Milled from Rookland 13th ittat.
tuna eono,
i r rz ail lal i egathowalre Smith,•Men' Boraon, a 1 St
SohrlfeDWleClenahan, Holt, was at Havana 11th bat
for Outpost,
Setwitant: Wright, cleared St New Haven 10th jolt
for tide port. • • •
Bake-Fred Dyer, Shinto, clea ve d at 8i Johts• B,
lost for Philadelphia. ~
Bohr Borah Colton, Cullen. hence at Boston 20th inst,
ih i t sh n a s ald:l i ti l l:e• Moro, for Voladelphia, cleared t at .
js i t YP - , l gri s or, ito ere t tii:a n or Oto , FFatten aft,
.93, 1% ro r arooa• Beelf;LNew OrlettnalJ
rie:2 Wm: ..monadeot • HOq•ci .. iftrvoat,
iteritie oje;"a 111 1 P in e,a t afa t irk' AO '
voliok. Lo for Nervy or toom oi:
Sa° Mont smell; Bidgitt4)ll6rßildger
L isneth rUl t lerognot , himbrry,7,i'lylotittl , g*4 l ol4ont:lrr'
F i lrit i ,trrealitirVitAthi frojtt Navannish arrived
A- se at di ai mar. o• Fame. otaninlet
• - Ikea rehetftmerndeonnteirkrtyl
Irm_rfhl.kregoer.ifrom , Peneeem rdesetiturrem
Vir rrjos t mld;Keilemth; pridwort so , oohl ,
. 11 ,up i ,, :;11
,'•
* J , I el°,
PROM EUROPE,
phpARED.
"MN . Aktr
~~,e i.}:/ .4 ~3-+^ ins='^ F'.
! . b . .
- ,OR;
PEKSDAN "--,FEVER oitkit,bl
PRIMA AND. AGUE EXTERMINATED.
TAB li3ONSTITUTION SAVED FROM
WREOK.
1 THE 111 EVENTIVE AIM REMEDY.
INTISAMUrTRIT AND BILIOUS rEVERB.,
.
MARS HIBURBD ill A DAY,
NAIVWB-Glat,(D KESTORATLYF,
NPEOTINE. INPECTIMN,
PIPEOTINE. INPECTINIL
INPECTINZ. i1grX0314,48,
The temble mom& known as the FEVER. AND
AOlllO hob nowttni hundreds of thou!' pull of persona
:throunkout the world every YOU, end. hoe 116V151.
tttt
now boon met bf inooessful "modionli treatment. thst
hoe not nrodueed severe
MEDICINAL DISEMIES,
whioh Wiest the hulas. the Wean. the liver. the heal t•
or other parts or the ;human OrgatilVicri. The,
ie neutral antagonist of . al l , fevers, and when
ft COMO' in ontitact 'with ti.e shisi:ll abaorb.,z by ,the
ulterior coroner, which resist easily_ rniasina end all ion
deludes toward thee° weladles whIOV prostrate the
I mind and NAP with fem. •
Fever end Arne result from numerous orateee., ,
glue to exempt frolic the melee whioh promot
istenoe of the dtateett,. ThetbeieF orite .
$G
system, induces depreutott of enirstee,* ;is
poor, rem chile, Serer, and a.).111e4:;.i.
motile --
sensation , depriving th.„
mincing him or her to ealtaings.
•
_
EXillepetittehottors of a debilitating
Al the use of the
• 4
FERMAN FEVER: OILiRM.
the, eminent medimiland masilmi mantle, of which sire
met& ntly nbembed,
ALL %RACES OV DISBARS MAY BB ANNIHI-
'LAMED IN A FEW nom!
&nix-mum IS BETTER TRAE PRYER°.
BATURE IS WISER THAN AWL
EVERYIDISEASE RAD A DIVINE REMEDY.
THE WISE APPLY WHILE THE FOOLISH
DREAM,
BliTTEß_Plisvv.rir-xstAx. imincs4--wo.tetncer.
DELAYS ARE DANOBROUEI.
TIDE INPECITINE,
PERSIAN. FEVER OBARM,
flu cured thou.senda of both 'oleo of the =it drend
ful fevers. Asadand Faded,
WONDERFUL EFFECTS.
I.emnel Boma% of Fittabiug, for twO years melees
to himself and societr—s partyr tol7hilla and Fever—
mired in lees than thtte 'winks, and Improved in eight
hour',
Mary K. BeKman, Kandnekr. Ohio. alter almost
lOp •
Mg her reseon en well aa ,atzenath.hy Intennlitant
Fewer, with OWL' restOrod to health..in lwant7 hoar'.
J. R. Tilton, of Belgrade, Maine, brought from
death's door, having suffered for four yobre, trmole
well in five weeks, and improved in two hours.
Adolphe Monbro, of Frame, relleeed in one hour,
while trasellins in the cars of the Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad. lie wee apparently dying with
Chills.
Ellen it, Benson, Lockport, New York, rescued
after seven years' suffering. A perfect cure,
Thoniende of other oaeee prevented and cured every
month, and ,notra mingle oomplaint of the emolenoy
of the
INPEOTINE
PERSIAN FEVER !CHARM
WRY IT, PROVE ITs KNOW LW,
And make known its wonderful powers end virtues /
that those who p stiffer, or who me threatened, with
entierles, )11,11) he led to 11118 , a anmele.innoxions pre.
earation. tarnished by the Reid of Nature tar
MAN'S BLESSING.
INPEOTINE
tb BOLD DV ALL DIDIOGRETS AND MEDICINE
DEALERS IN AMERICA, -
PRICE . ONE DOLLAR.
sent by mall to any gut of the United Stater.
Ft FIMEMBER.
it is not taken inward'', bat is 614 lied catwardll,
According to directions, which ru3comsonv slob cook
ego,
MANUFACST,tiRiii BY
JOHN WILCOX AI CO..
169 MAIN B'iltEgT;
RIOII,IdO,N,D, VI , Q II~IA
BRANL'iI
No. AO BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING,
11E71 YORK OITY,
* • -* ' '
THE ' Vim '
'''DlStritate* CVXPANIES.
MA=E2
_ . . .
,
tNSURA.NOE OOMPAN
OF PHILADEPHILL
(FIRE imeuxiArws ExobvtgyzeiY)
COMPANY'S EMEMINO. S..' W. CORNER
FOURTH AND WILL/Y FT STREETS./
DIREOTORS.
F. Rioretaroit, STAlig MORlgeta L, DAMSON,
Wita.mat Morag, Roo. R. 11”411.7,
rt. F1t.17,1114 C ourt H . Mom',
our( 1414Tw00.. B. A. PAEMIBTOCIr
1114/. T 1131DICIs , AnamwD.Ukur,
'RUT UAM7OI4I, J. L. Fautmaint.
F, itATORFORD lITARR, Ilexldont.
OR MILER " - li. CORE, Seoratarl. fell
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
SURANCE. COMPANY
INCORPORATED BY THR LEGISLATURF , OF
PENNSYLVANIA, UAL
OFFICE S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT
Streeta, Pluladelpnia.
MARINE INIIVRANCE •
ON VESSELS,
()ARGO. kTo all parts of the World.
FREIGHT
INLAND INSURANCES
Oa Ooode, by River l . Canal.. Woe, and Land CarriaPe
t° Pr.
P litTra irlrit ' .KIN E S
On Merchandise generally.
On Stores, owelling.itouses. kit.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY,
November 1,1669,
Par. Marks* Value..
iMAO Philadelphia City 6
a l w oent. L0an..8123,050 00
100,C00 Pennsylvania State 6 oent L Loati, • 03,6610 0
2100 f_ennsylvauta Staten
. cent. Loan., 21.(80 00
26,0 00 U. S. !treasury 614 Vir cont. Notes and
interest dna.-- •-,.. ~ 20,263
swots u. s. Treasury 6.41? Dent, Notes and
interest due.. -—. —.,__•. mom 03
826,000 Tomporar,Loan to the city tit .tihila
- deirdilet.'... , , , ~.., •.. . .• - 22,000 00
810,000 Pennsylvania Railroad 6d Mortgage
6V . cent. 80nd5...,„. r •-...... 4,8600 00
810400 North Pennsylvania nailroau Mort
gage 6SF oent. Bonds... . -_, 12,6421 00
814,000 West PhiladelplittiPassonger . Railway
Company TIP at, coupon Sonde . 12,600 00
81500, 300 shares etoek Germantown Gas
Company; interest tiod. pnnoipal
guarantied n. hY the city of Pluto
-80,000.
. dolphi ---..i.. • .........." _WOW CO
leg shares Pemutylvania Rmiroad Com-
0 0 '
Patsy ..--. --....•.---- 8,710
86,000, 100 ebrre a North Pennsylvania Railroad
Company- —• ••• -- ..... ....... MO 00
82,650 ehtirell Philadelphia Doe Boat and Steam
Tug Company, Philadelphia mid
Savannah Steam Navigation Com
pany, Comm Steam Navigation
• Company, Philadelphia and
Havre de Qyaoe Steant Tovr Boat
Onsiptawerhiladelphia. Exohange
Conapany--. -..- -.-2,210 00
---- ----
.
111436.88 e
Inds and Mortgages, and Real Estate, Ot- emne si
, ~ oe Building.. ~ •—•--... ........... 75,56 3 25
B Is reasivable.forlnsuranoes made. ...,.... 181,690 69
Balance doe at Agenoies-Premiums on Ma
rine Pollnies. interest, and other debts Moe
the 001111031:1Y• •-•'...-1 •-.........,.... 65,066. 08
Soria. and Stook of smutty Inauranoe Cora-
Panic u.--. --- --.- - - ..... . 3460 00
Cash on. Deposit ha Bank__.•_-• _.„, ___. 67,060 al
---
William Martin.
Edmund A. Solider,
Theophiltur 'Paulding,
John H. Penrose,
John C. Davis,.
James Trawls''',
William P. re. Jr.,
inl a ug . Cf! L an u d Arig.
Joseph H. Beal,
Dr.
Afro rg ft. M. Reiner ,uston.
e C. L
Rush Craw,
Charles Reny, .14tre
...
fty I,VVKA:i O MP AN Y OF TEE
n . "- -- pfilwlayLviktilhE AND NA
TNAtlipiCE Nos, 4 AND 6 EXCHANGE
-I-
B.:l4lAnd in 1 714—Ca4ittil 4 4, 00,00(7—Feb. 1,1660, cub
4,702 Ir.
illoivesedjn Bound rind available geounhos—oon-
I
Ile to insuro on Vessels and Cargono. Buildings *
..ks of Merohandise, Re., en liberal term.
i
D. Dottrere. l . l lßECTOßS.
Henry
George H. Btuart.
Simeon TbnY
earnuel Grant, Jr.,
Charier's lilaoannster * Tabitio Wagner,
William B. smith, Thomas B. Wanton*, 1
John B. Budd. Henry G. , Freeman, '
Within R. White. Charten 8. Levis, /
HENRY ..
eDC..BCII4B"rIII,II.D, F,l;reiPet.tnti
WILLIAM HARPER. Secretary.
A NTHEACITE INSURANCE' COMPA
-- IL NY.—Authoriged Capital 069.000—CHARTER
PERPETUAL.
()Moe No. all WALNUT Street, between Third and
Fourth Street, Philadelphia,
This Company will insure agalnet loss or damage by
Fere, on Buildings,Furerture, and Merchandise gene
rally.
Also, Marine Ineuranoeg onlessels, *Tug and
Freeghte. Inland thuttrattOe to 81 Parts of the union,
DIRECTO
Maxbeld,
Pr. eorge N Eakert.
Jan R. Blakiston,
Wm; F. Dean.
J. E. Daum.
JACOB ESHER, 'President.
WM. F. DBAN, Tice rresideni.
VIT,M, SMITH. Reareterr. ass-tt
/mob Ember.
D. Luther.,
tAudenned.
s ter ms Pennon,
Stozer.
LIFE INSURANO.
PANY.—TELE FENN
;LANCE COMPANY. 921 0
19937,011.52.
/NBUKIBB LIVES for tin
anninties and endowments
seal Estate, animakes all
contingencies o We.
They act as xeoutom
Trustees, and Guardians.
TECO:
Daniel 1.1, Miller,
Benjamin
Etobard Newbold.
William P Hacker,
William It. Kern.
Ring %ALTA.
Han C. Townsend.
Bodgayhne Cent
William rt. Carr;
p
NVillotraltobertgoll.
Warner M. Ruin,
P. a Blob!
DANE!.
IMMEIR
4.s MERICAN FIBS INSURANIA '00.;
iNcnnno..a..rv.i, stmo-Irmutrisiv Pip'.
. . . .. ...
. ilo whaauT abeelialxive Third, Paitadalptua.
liavial a larairraid-np On i otat Stook and Su Ma la
'mood in loud and availannLHooatitioa. con tuna to
Ugur° on Dvellinao, pores, Funitype, me
vomit - inrod - and t eir,C10101)11, and other t mould
royalty. atiloaxeal beraDy and Iqm:rattly adravtad, .
how. R. Marts, , ttAaor: ,
. 0 1 Imatili- -
ohn Wets_ ,h •
74. Clamoho4.
moat Q. nion eat
Paktok Brady. • , earn eI...NUM,
Char. : r manor,
i vit• 11. • ; ; -.
, A MIMI& PreaW2
ALB • ILI C. L. C 0 .SecoStarT. f
fItrAKER CITY-INSURANUE V0.0411%-,
":4 1 4
/re, eitalle h i sT erile .:INariame bi
ciEoRgE H. ITAHT, e tioil i dent. '
Fli. P qns v p ; tfol i tt, ' ,L.. Timmer,
. 8 'NUE ..15414tant Bearetary.
DiatBo7oB4,
Penl, Hari,
444 E. P. Ito
Foster elerklea,
161¢ok i rekll,
an. HAW.' ler. • ' Andrew , Ohayribora,
iteenel Jalesi Ng. Jr,
• • Int4-tt
VXOHANGE ' IN: ANC% COMPANY
411109 No, El. WALNUT tEreet.
VIRE IttEIIjEARICE, lion ;lenses atid Plerohrindiae
iteaarryort [morel term either WWI or poi-
DlREorvolus.
Jo en . -Edward D. Baberie.
tofinni T. Owen,. V.rP.
limas Mandl..
tam'. BmelpeT iEßElVlbm BO ALL, r dent,
VHI4 a: ,2,114 ono „yin') rxedaont,
mbri mtf
AIDWARD • l mwretAty
DYSPEPI:!.:LA. 'REMEDY.
Dr. DARIUS DAM'S
AROMATIC INVIGORATING SPIRIT.
This Medicine has been need blithe pubiia for six years
with increasing favor. It is recommended to Cure
DVSP9PSia, Nervousness. Mears -Beirit, Colin .
Palms, yenctits.sho.Stomach k or fats! in Me
Betiala ridney
complaints, Lose spisita,
Tremens, Intemperance,'
. -
IT aVIeaILATIM, ExHILARATas, Invisionsyss, any
WILL 7907 lwroYivant OR SrOP77T.
As a Medmine it is quiek and etreetual, curing. the
Mostakgravated oases ofDyspepsia, Kidney Complaints,
and all other derangements of the titomaoh and Bowels
in a mmedy manner. . .
It wilt hintantly revive the most melancholy and
drooping saints, and restore the weak, nervous, and
Makin to health, strength. and vigor.
Perso detected from the inludieloun use of liquors, have
become, and their nervous systems shattered,
constitutions breken down, and entdeat to that horrible
nurse to humanity, the Dsmatuar Trumutris, will, al
most immediate (feel the happy and healthy invigo
rating ellioaey o r. Ham'e Invigorating Saint.
MO.
Does.—One vrine HA
glee T
sIT full au ILL
often D as necessary,
One dose will remove all Bad Spirits.
&no dose will oure If eart-burn.•
ree doses will cure Indigestion:
e dose will give you a Good Appetite.
o dose will stop the distressing pains of Dyspepsia. .
pee dose will remove the distressing and disagreeable
effects of: Wind or Riatulenee: anti as soon an the
etonatich reeeivea the Invigorating Spirit, the dieters's
inn load and all painful footman will ne removed.
Cote ' efth e 4 v i i i l i l tri e e l M ve thheoi'abogre. d istressing pains of
A ow dose. will remove all obstructions in the Kidney,
11l der, or Urinary Organs.
Complaintsareareseriously aflhoted with any Kidney
assured el speedy relief by a dose or
two; and a radical ours by the nee of one or two bottles.
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Persona who, from dissipating too much over night.
and feel the evil effects of poisonous !ignore. in violent
headaches. wellness at stomach, weakness, giddiness,
to., will find one dose walls cmove all bad feelings.
Ladies of weak And sickly oonstin should take
the Invigorating Spirit three limes allay ; it will make
them strong, healthy, and ham y, remove all obstruc
tions and irregularities from the menstrual organs, and
restore the bloom of health and beauty to the careworn
Ms.. _ _
il;ring pregnancy It will be found an invaluable midi.-
Olt* to remove disagreeable sensations at the stomaoh.
All the proprietor asks is a trial, and to Induce, thin, lie
has put up the iNVIGORATINO BPIAIT In pint tattles at
t 0 cone, situate St.
Oeneral Depot. 48 WATER Street.yerr York.
MOTT 232 North sEcorm Street;
Wholesale Agepta in Philadelphia,
And for sale by JOHN H. EATON, 23 N. EIORTH
Street, and alt Druggist& iol-tronulr
_
pEßuvux SYRUP,
OR PROTECTED
!warrior( OF PROTOXIDE OF IRON CONDINED
TM wolf-knotrn Remedy has boon tined extensively
and with rant anoooan for
Th. /EPEPSIA.,
0
•il. OR IMP IRED AND IMPERFECT
ff c'T,&( DIGESTION;
TOR TUE CONSEQIIENT
• I , DETERIORATION or TRH BLOOD;
G '-..--' 0.: won PWIL2IIIt VOLLOWItIff
.. FORMs OF DISEASE,
Mont of Which onginato in
DYSPEPRIA:
LIVER COMPLAINT, DROPSY, NEURALGIA and
riE FtVOIJB A FFECTIONS,_LOSS OF APPETITE,
HEADACHE, LANGUOR and OEPRESEWN
OF BPIRITIrA_R_BUNCLES and BOLLS,
ILE 8 URVY, AFFECTIONS OP
THE'SR N._o ONO.' al PTI V E
TENDENCIES BRONCHI
TIS, IREQTRIT FLOC
LIA to Er, ALES,
and A L COAL
PLAINT
ACCOMPANIED BY GENtir DP:BILn y, and
REQURA N IVE A MEDICINE,TE-
Tyllf—Th b e failute of IRON as a remedy for Dye
ristA, a ad state of the blood. and the uninerous
diseases caused thereby, has arisen from tho Want of
suoh &prevention of Iron as Minh enter the stomach in
a rILOTOXIDB Male, and aeeimitate at once with {he
blood. This want the P.P.JRU,VIAPI tWat.tp eunpliee,
and it does so in the onib form in vanolt te is possible
toy Iron to enter the emulation. For this reason, the
.114AUVIAN BYRUP often Te.‘lloBlll cures diseases in
which other preparations of Iron and other medicines
have been found to be of no avail.
OERTIFIOAtE OP A. A. HAYES, M. P., OF
BOSTON.
ie well known that the medicinal °Recta of Protoxido
of Iron are lost by even a veribrief exposure to air, and
that to maintain o ; m:dutiful Of rotOsitaigl Iron, without
further tAidittion, had been d emed Inwrmelblo.
in the PERUVIAN SYRUP this deeirable point in at
tained by COMBINATION IN A. WAY 13880118 CZ/KNOWN;
and this solution may replace all the proto-carbonates,
citrates, end tartrates of the,StAteria klediew.
A. A. HAYES, Aseaver to tho State of Alm.
16 atokLeros Street, Boston,
Ns
8.. Piinp h f e tf b
rl taih .. -- te . :1 - L r
e i
ttere
tro t? t '
hea hov e
'
tumor Gentlemen and others , and eying all
informa
tion of the Byrup, ann be had on apphoation to the
Agente,or to -, ,u,• - 1 t ~...) 4
Ist. D. UDARIC & uo., Pr IrietoTis
OPD MAN B LniNqs.
No. 78 SUDBURY BTRGE , BOBTOPI.
Bold by
,Druggiate ,geeerally thronebou) tne,thalted
6 ttetex. t, • , , _l , t. .1 ;.$ : l ;., ,„ 4.1
Alen't° for Pi ng v Ngli; ifxoo7633Xga,thVa?,.
• irtllip.m. ow i . A:, , ,;,...,
ADV. 13,11# ,TU - rS)RAY, 9CTUBEE, 23, 1860.
Y 1 a t
DIRECTORS.
Samuel E. Stokes.
F. Penietori,
enr7
ward Parlinedlb -
B. Jonosßrooke,
ttponoar
Thomas C.
EAN IIT' erl ' r° '
ir o bt o,
b r f t:
Ole,Plusb`i '
t tan,
'Tarr. vio'o
AND TRUST COM-
M/TV/a, LIFE INSU ;
)11ESTNUT Street. Assata,
e whole term of lira—grants
rAurgaTirdigeeAt:;°,llllll,
Administrators, Assignees,
vrEF.A.
&Anal E. Stoker,
Wtfham Martin,
lanien B. Wantland,
eantal B. Trotter,
anitit e s t nalalur,
Edtkinntl R utnder
finial Lchin:on,
John W. Bornor,
Stunnal2„ r t t h e r r i:thin
Joseph I.Thorium
John O. Branner.
le r, Easton.
I gA l liff l4 4e 6 l l 4lPl."
Ain% _ • nu.ta
stßuitetr4Jui.
18600 algg i NNIN,.... 1860.
NEW vont( vriEl4.
%%Ty, CAMDBN AN? AMBOY
AND
ML
DELPHIA AND TB NTON RAIL.BuA
LINEDWI" A.DBI.Plalt TO, Ti
WAY PI. I‘l EV"
mnt tdaut-stree us,
win Immo as followsJ-
At 6 A M, via Oamden!andAmbot, 0, & A. Aooom-
At, A ara Oantlem and Jersey City Cif.7.3.A0-0001111
0001111 I
sa
At II , vut Camden and, J ers ey to Mors7Fig
fttar tutrfili:*btawytnrinmpl;iderr,T,....„..:7 r i d s
.I...a.7o_ll:ys:s.ALo'ilLt,' 3
Co
At 6 P id, vie am end Amboy, C. and A. Bx
tiilititiinbirviiViiiieTinihrjoh—roy 00
s' A t t f. r e argtill m n P =NitfOZl;il,l/ le s reei
ILA A ult;r r ° , sd o lialf'a n : ll: , ff 4:; l 7h id: an lMl4: F.Paie nnt:7l7l:n e a:d n dlrill : Alrl e!,7 7ifi le . .l AOaomm ir d e rn l ls- . :;$3;".
g i al t oret: lll72* d'l" IVIA3-
etp c ; i - - g e tvidoret Etton, mhertville, Iklermng on,
km at 614. M 6.n6 4M. nom Walnut-street vrhatf. t and
frotajfelty_ sto,nt _
For o f frrAWIFII:f o i 7 et nr. r ign i Va_ b fg re nt:
street wharf and 7.10 A.
W.
rota ervgban, via pour
w ETA°. A y,. litid P. M.
For Proem
WAY !MEP.
for Bristol, Trenton, ita,, at 2)4 and 4 P M from
Walnut -street wharfaao A . U. and ax le from
engin WO
Kpr_pgalmyrajilVertOn, DSI6IIOOI/ BOSS 11,Baritejr,,-
ton, Lorena 0, oordeinOWN p,t'l234.l, T ann P.ru.
posolboat,Jos Bethune for Bordentown and interme
diate Planes, 114 P.
titeexubsrat_ ebton,for Tueorty, at 11 A. end
Tv:Rl:o'oo,ra Burlington , and Bristol, at 4 P P ee .
DBE Pounds of Be*kge, MIX) shove d each oan
gebras!templ, are hildtea trona taking anything as
baggage but nom WO nis apparel. All baggage• over
fifty pounds to be veld tor extra. The Company , limit
thetr reeponsibility for baggage to One Iblistp or p9Und,
441,14n0t be liable for any amount MOW, VW, et
noolal oo .
ntra %M. It. &Ai:BYER. /front.
ex.Ekk vrEaw.
Sie
"'nitwi t 1411$'3k4bYtheitr°54 Budge
at
Fitthinirg, arol rig dray age or ferriage of Freight,
together with the sating toe, are advenatanaiiisa4r
eyyreoleteil M lllaremera of Freight, and Me Xrftstil-
Pubilo.
erohants and Shippers entrusting the transportatinn
their Freight to th
an Company, tan rely with (lona
desee o'itaitialsaiLtrsit,
HATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
tat he Went hr the Petiliusylvitata Railroad ere as all
Row asfaversbli as erg Shared by Naar Rath yaa
d Re pnjihrglar le Mark paekages '• 9 44 Penni, Amt.
i lor FreightCoulawett OY DlreotiOns, atmlr
to, or addreu either Of tee folloftg Agents of ths con-
b. A. p irrle . Plrntro;
11. 'l3, Flores & co., 431 e u.; J. . JiThnnoti t ßiDleT t
0.; N. ItioNeow,' Ilk KY.; tighby, o:Aprovver,
Portamoulk, 9.; "TtOlotgok J6 Tlr7p.r ',l a g
Ofgar 0, • . DiAran:mo!dlic.ll°l.d.;
B.l 4 ooteitalliville ' KY.; Y. G. O'llll6T it Co.,
vonortlto,- Ind.; N. W. tenth= ac Co., Cairo,_lll_,.• It.
P.ljoso, !Thaler & Glass. St. Louis, Mo,l John 11.
Noohvillei Tenn.; Harris Hunt Memphis , Tenn.;
Otran Jo Cool OPhiohoo• /11.1 W. li. KoPnta,
or to Frni•ht Attinte of .gailroads 01 aftereut 1101041
iSn.)t, " Z ; 46ON; Jr. Plillthielptua.
uttA XoOriso, 80 North ottenkllttltintors,
MOH & CO ., 1 Astor Manse, or%wig ! . it., N.Y.
1 ° kna.
..,.oauurx, OW 1 wioket nit 14, tm,
laslnS, Betel bav't Altoontt, ra.
atiti.. LM RA ROI3TB.
lii PlimADFaximi. AND EL,
MI in, KLRO
Q. ..BT RO S TS to Tamaqua, Catawissa, !In
put, i esharre,gtoranton. DanvilkA ltliltOVDl
- Trox, Balaton, Denton, Amira to,
Niagara Fella, Reeheeter, Cleveland, Detroi t Made,
er 9 .Bt.Low f , Milwaukee, and al Rohde N orth and
..Paesenger train' will leave the now Depot of the Phi
isdelphia and Reading Railroad, corner BROAD and
DALLOWRILL Streets, (Pan/lenge+ entma? on Cal
lost Al Mo
od daily -t Bandage exoepted), for, above
Odds as folio*, ,
AYEYEERf-------.8.N) A. N.
glialiT XPREBS—.. --. pert
P. M.
The OM r A l.. train oonneota — at Arpert,gor Willies
trillta A 15 XP ire l ßAßtritEL RIAD ° .
he a ve Mine m , le Root connections et Elmira
w thAbet ralue Of the OW ork and Brie,
Ca
Ni glidatira yaila, an Buffalo, New York and Erin, and
New York Central Railroad% from all Points North and
Fit , and
the
_ .
. vie .,
ig ,g re m, 01 , 17 (,),812// Burpenslon,
I t i kaTl l 4 :4 -=:3 1 4. 1 1 Alt rgtt l it i ell ß c'o a gi. H 4
mr
tom. A l ggrOjaiki n it a nkrTileaftnifitt:
_ Tftßotrm .E.X.P.R.E413 PRESORT TRAIN
.1. 4 ,,,, s tm , Phil I gelphia and Reading PRESORT
Broad and
Callow t 1 acre I silting Vim/Le , exoepted), for all
1 1/Fe t tgirta ttiV ' l i t:e l l t eigensebdore OP. AL to ineure
, . r gor i ame day.
;Apr se i , infue i tn&l o wla L a i ! F reight Depot,
fAct, 8. j'ARRICTi, O nd' AI Agent
tiirthirl4i - Corner 134 It and 1011A714 UT BOA ts,
Ill.pill - u ' Pailadaidtita
. - •,.. . NORTH PENNSIIi
,_. ,_ vArtiA i,RIALROAD. ,
4 71 7,P,_ ; 1'": '''.. 'Z . _ E.L. D° T / Tri t3 E T SENY E w Ai IIiT N
or
i I RR :A ' RR, WILLIAMSPORT. &,,to
TAKER TB - ROUGH TRJUNB.
On and after MONDAY, Jely id, leen, Femme
Poing willlvo FRONT end WILIAM Atieete, Pm
welphie, D LY_aBundays exeepted,) en follows:
tOM A. . Lebnpresat for Bethlehern_ Ailentown
metal
,Olnatle", Anniston,' Wiliteebnne, witliunepoie,
&S.* P. Mp(Exprena), for Bethlehem, Beaton. &o.
This train reaohas Easton at BAP P. al., and maims
" V ostr . oonneotion , with New' Jersey Central for New
knAt 6 P. M. for nethlehetn, Allentown, Mandl °hunk
At A. 81. and 4P. P. for Doylestown.
At 10.80 A. M. and 0.20 P. M. for Fort Washington.
;C a 0.~ A , ~I rasa Train manse sloes aonneot on
rftt the shay
thoshortest end 'most destrabie route to Wilkeabarre,
ed at Bethlehem. being
and to all points in the Lehigh Coal Horton.
FRAM FOR. PHILADELPHIA:
2.6013 Betidshorn at BA A. M., 9.20 A. M. and 6.23 P.
M.
Leave DorleOown at 300 A. M autd4.ls P. M.
Leave Fort Washini l torLat 8.16 A. M. and 5.16 P. M.
0 ONDA.YB
loladolphia for Bet lehem at 8 A. M.
thilMelshlar for Hoy estown, at 8 P. M.
• or lestowm for l'hiladal ohm. at 6.40 A. M.
ethlehem for Pluladelphikato,oo P. M.
Fare teAt . hiclicrn:- 60lFare to Mauoh Chunk.B3 CO
Fare to ton.: .. /101 Fare to Doylestown.- 080
Throng_ Jokes oat be procured at the Ticket Of-
Bose at 113U,100,W Street, 0/ BERKB street, in order
to swore the aho_ve rates of fare.
All Paseettger Traion iegoolat Sunda Trains) oonneot
at Berks'street with yeth an ci Sixth streeta and Second
and Third-street Passenger Railroade. 20 minutes after
leaving Willow street.
ELLIS OLAMIJAgent.
PA LI ARRANGE-
M ENT—PHILADELPHIA
WILAHNOTON, , DAUTIMORE RAILROAD.
OA end *Dor MONDAY. OCTOBER 1.1860.
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHIL A DELPHIA:
For Baltimore at 8.15 A. AL, 12 noon (Express), and
11.10 P.:T,L,
. .
For Chester at 8.15 A. M.,12 noon, 1.15, 4.15. 6, and 11,10
P.
Fo M
r .
Wilmington at 8.10 A.M., 12 noon, 1.1501.18, 6. and
11,10 P. Al.
or New Castle at 816 A . Al. and 416 I'. M.
i , or Middletown at 8.15 A. M. and 4 16 P. Al.
.s..or Dover at 8.15 A. M. and 4.161'. M.
orFortlilatan6,l6BAl.sll,lhAt'l'auneldial,s9P, P. M.
re (I ay a, and
Saturday* at 4.15 P. AI. •
For Farmjng ton at 8.15 A. M. (Mondays, Wednesdays.
and Pridars at 4.16 P. M.
For Seaford at 876 A. Al, (Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at 4 16 P. M.;
For Saliabliry at 8,15 A. M.
Train at 8 16 A. M. will offbeat at Seaford on Toes
ilar, Thursdays, and Saturday a with steamboat to Nor
.
TRAINS FOR PHILA DELPHIA :
Leave Baltimore a 6.30 A. Di. (Express). 10.16 A. 1 1 .1
nd 525 P. M.
Leave Witmington at 7.50, 9, and 11.50 A. AL. / 45, 3.45,
and 8.36 P. 'I.
eave Salisbury at 130 P. M.
da
Leave Se
A, aford at (Tuesdays.Thuredaya, and Patur
i,La,t4M
in 81 IT. 0 M.
iton o atiTuesdays, Thursdays, and Sa
turdays at 8 AI.) 410 1.81.
Leave Milford at ( Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fri
days at 7.50 A, M.) 4 P. 4 M.
'in
eave Harr) ngton at 8,6 A. M. and .24 P. Leave Dover at 996 A. hi. and 6.25 P. hl.
leave Midd letotirn at 10 16 A. M. and 6.40 P. M.
Leave .New Castle at 030 and 11 A.__ o
aL, l nnd 4 4 7.36 P. 111.
Le and a vepis Ches m/ ter at 8.31 and 940 A. M., ,•= ,
4.25, P. .
Leave Baltimore fur Sall ebury and Delaware Railroad
at 10.16 A. IrLand 6,25 P. 911 1
Tit aINd . FO:IIALTIMCD_F _
Leave X:M:;iliiiiiat Lin P. M.
Leal/. Wilmington at 8.26 A. al., 12161'. 51., and 12.20
A. M. •
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached.
, rim as follows
Leave.Philadelpnia for Perryville and intermediate
places at p.m
Leave Wilmington for Perryville and intermediate
Places at 6 P.lll.
Leave• Baltimore for Havre-de-Ornee and intermedi
ate places at I 25 P. at.
ON BUNDAYS :
Only at 11.10 P. M. from Philadelplua to' altimore.
Only at 6.25,P. M. from Baltimere to vtouvielpina.
sew B. M. FELTON, President.
BEn
PHILADELPHIA 1 44 -4 111.4 0 ; AND READING RAIL
ROAD.-P.A.BB,,NGICIT TRAIrqB for POIITIIVILLE,
READING and WA/11118_813RO.
BIORNING LINES, DALIN. {_Sundays exanated,),_
bravo IfearDoot. corner of and CALLOW-
L Street., PHIL", ILIZJP.III A (Pa seenxr entrances
on Thirteenth and on Danowhill streetn. at 8 A. M.,
lionenot4 at Harrisburg with the PF,N SYL,VANIA
ni111..11 D. IP. DI. tm running' to Pittsburg the
CU bIBE LAND VALLEY (00 P. M. tram running to
Chambernburg, Carlisle, ha.; and the NORTIIt , RN
CENTRAL RAILROAD 1 P. M. train, running to Sun
bury, Ao.
AFTERNOON I•INER.
Leave Now Dep_ot, corner of BROAD and CALLOW.
BILL Writ eta, PR IL ADELPHIA,( Pasoan Ear en tranoes
I{ n lM t ru n d t kirg i laß e ar,,kl ll 3 :1117.11.3 tnr , 87,1 . , T f i - -
REAR,I t Nti only, at 6 I'. AL. DAILY, (Sundays ex
oe
PRIT.ADELPIIIA AND REAftiNG
RAILROAD.
FROM Pronepnrion. AL lea,
To Phcooltvillo-... 29'
58
Lebanon • -•-•• • • • 86
Harrisburg .....112
Baneful'•• • • .1 2 {,, ,
alillereburr
TrevoNon Junction- 168
Sunbury . .....169
NOrtIDIMOONARd ,—..371
. ..771 7 81
%Tiff. parr:: :::::::::
Ralston_
TO!" 281 Williamxoort rind Elmira
Railroad.
Th E e ini g n i. sef. M. train - oonneot daily_ at
Port Glintork Oundsin exaepteiligno„ `he OAIA
WIBBA, WIL lAhInYORT, lh BAILROAO,
making Close conneetion* with .1 nes td Niagara 1.
Canada lheiVel.t and_flo_pregest. , _
a pAp A rid t• { Corner of BROAD
aray-tf, , , • •,,w. II, faciLWENNEY, Seoretarl
' 'T• 0 11E8 TER,
yA
YII .•I•,Zi • f • av Vphij r kV;
4 1 .84 T0P., , P: - ytt
' • i • • ,
OtEKIN
Iv: O — COrN I ND Ty PASSENGER
BMW FREIGHTiiI,OIIIOIIIII, VA.,
RWITB!TO' aInFOLiK ANp 19_ reoeiot tupt doh-
ORANGE 0 elioc4TioN . 7
very of Freight. ' , le, Forwarder!' of
On and after Monday. OotoylltEtrf Z EL'S Ware-
Goothi tly thet-tirie Will Fond to .4 MARK RT B treet•
house, Under - National .1:1311;12 1 r of the building, from
Entrance for drays in the piper Vest.
Thirteenth Street through Jo, D
Mark GoOde "Via Staafoie SIVA. M. tram at the
Passengers Will • take: rest and Washington avenue,
depot, corner of Sroae4s, and Saturdays.
on TileedaYs, Thureoassengers, inoluding mettle on the
Fare for fast-olds"
boat, e 7 ' Jengera, including meals on the boat,
Tao y
ersie d-e ...EN/411 V', blaster of TretrAportation,_
F.; w. B. R. K
oolg tf WEST °HESTER
AND PIIILADELP/11),
gAu.&MAD
VIA fitEblA.
'MIA/Mg °F iltAlt.l36
Ja and after Mondayslfeitanin;artri: 1960, the trains'
t il l'Ea t t:4:lBl;
at 7,45 and 10 A. M. end 8.64 and 6 T. M.
Leave WEST DLL 74.
EB'PER,from the Belief, on East
Market street, at 7 and 10,15 . A. M., and 5.45 and 6 I'.
Ti.
ON BOND " AY,
Deere Philadelphia, front the depot, northeast corner
of Eighteenth and Market Weeds, at 8 A. PI. end
P.
Leave Went *Teter. at 7.60 A. M.. and 4.45 P. M.
Trains liisvirg hiledelphia, at 745 A. M.. and 6 P.M.
and on Wednee eve and Saturday' only, at 2.80 P. SL:
connect at Pennelton with the Philadelphia and Balti
more Central Railroad. for Concord, Kennett, Avon
Ss te. Etkview, Ere., and for Oxford, via Rage. Irorn end
of Traok, at 7.46 A. M. On Titeaday, 'llraraday, andDa
trirday, the r 45 A. M. train froth Philadelhtil con.
noot With a line of Magee, via Oxford and Hopewell, to
Peach Bottom. in Laooaster county.
The loot Passenger Railway Car will leave Front and
Market etreote minutes. and Eighth and Marks
streets 26 minutes beihrti the atarting thaw from the
Depot, and will catty & nag to denote B.
Unice and waiting room: southeast corner of Eighth
and Market emote. where passengers. Parohosing
ticikete for West Chester, will be furnished with a ticket
over the Passenger Railtrar. ttooD i A
tionerat suserinterine ,
'lie 11Asiaxe oar will leave Eighteenth and i 1 om
etreetis one hour before the departure of the tr
the West Pluladelphis Depot._
,
pHILADEL • N . b O R E m it s
, , mr t o , , 5 GEMENI',-
rithyll , , 11, • Q i ..0 MEd , . 14, IAIO,
Y
'A
W.' - 4 471 I,_ ; attd 15 A. M.,
'Mart Ph[134.10 13 fhb, , sna 11% P. M.
)1 7
1,2, a,44, 4, 6, a, art, I', B. 5 1 . 5, Mit 5 9 /0, 1112 A. U.,
Lea,Ve Gerraanta - an 4, 7 .. M.
1,2, 3,4, 0,0, OM, T. ae ' m i l n lY l: l a f ., 5,4, 0, mg, and
Lge , ra Phileidelpla
laN P. M. 6,10 Min. A. M., LW min.. 4, at,
loavt, CiatztA
Mid IN r, .k. VT BILL RAILROAD.
Leave Il
F in phis a, 8, 10.15 .o_. o 2.4, 0, 664. a, 11.
an L ii t e:4
0. T . 44 , Hill 1 t i 1.? 1 ,.t.r i. , VA, 9,4011 . 40 A. M.,
/
140,5 ON SUNDAYS,
Philadelphia A.
I, spali, pm P. U.
.0
I ,?keetaut Hill TM A. D/.,10.10, 4.10. and 9.10
Ark ebNB6I.OHOCKEN AND NORRIBTOWN.
Mom° Philadelphia 0.40, 7M, 9.00. 11 . 00, nun., A. 10.,
1.05, 1.% ilSi , OA, POO, and 1114 P. M.
Leave Norristown 4,7, 0.03, 5, 11 A. M., 166, 454,
t and 7M P. M.
ON
.4-,,batiNDAYB,
/Arm. Philadelphia 9 A.lll. add 0 lak,l 5 1 , , M.
.W , 1 , 2 NO/21E007,V A. I. 1 and 4P. M.
FOR MANAYIJN K.
!JUTS Philadelphia 6.60, 06,9.0.6 11.04 A. lit,, 1.01,1.09,
Inc SSC 0.58, 4.00, BX, and UM P. 1,11.
Leave anayank ex, sm, 8 . 80,
hlm, 0241154 A. M,,1,
5.03, 5, 04,8, and PM P.M.
061 IrAYE,
heave PhiladelploV. ~., 901, 11315 PM.
heave Mamytitik Al i 1,49, 1 , and 4.14 P. M.
i)D-tf tL APO•• pahingti unanettia.
T RAL
1801,
Eq.t.AL
AtArm__
[flash Trains
et, end In the
Who to and
id Southwest
esportstlon of
=fort by any
so Pittatniirg,
throuth 1 as
gels Paten)
he engineer,
I N AFRIN NOTICE.---MIESTER
ORR TRAINS FORYOWINGTO I R A 2Ib -V M:
'NE I'LlailATE IBTATIONB.—On and after ItEith May.
/tde: the Paseenper Trains for DOWNINGTOWN
will statt from the .new Pa:monger Depot of the Phila
delphia and Reading_ _Railroad Company, corner of
BROAD and CALLOWHILL, Cheats, (pamonger en
trances on Callowhill.
mowirsie. 7iRAILi for Doorninstown, !000lko 118.00
AYTERNOCIX
TAI for Ibalrlgottworof InVell It
IP P. At
AULY , (3Ondais tweeted.)
By order of the Board of Zdtnagoro If the 11111.3ielplan
tild r.l34llita railfsmi 110oroAkti.,___
isle • , • AYE lf. =li iLlt NNNEV. Booretarr.
sl at PENN STEAM, ENGINE AND
BOILER WORRS.—NEAFIE & LEVY,
PRAOTICAL AND TGEORE,TIOAL ENGINEERS,
DIAOLIINWS,_B_OILKIL.I.I4KERS, BLACKSMITHS,
and F;OUNGlinn, having, tor MAU MON, been- in
IMOOessful °gelation, obit bate aldluinvely engaged in
building and repelling Marine and River Enginee, higk
and 14* preestre, Iron Boats, Water Tanks, Proreff erg,
rso FGO., respectfully offer their servmes to the kohl
ae been g Italy prepared to contract for Enginee of a
sizes, Marino, River, and Stationer,' having sets 0
katerns of different sizes. are ureparea to execute or.
dent with quick despatch. Every deseription of Patten
making made at the shortest notice. Dinh and Low
pressure, Flue, 'A l ubalar, and Cylinder Boilers of the
best Pannsylvarus charooal tron. Penrose, of all saes
Rnd kinds ; Iron and Urban Castings,of all deeeriptions :
oil Tlll/11716. BMW Mating. and all other work oott
ooted with the above business.
Drawings and speeißotitions for all work done at then
establishment, free ot charge, and will guarantied.
The sttbacribers have :tingle wharf dock room for re
paint of bosh!, Where they can Ile in Porleet safer,
and are provided with cheers , blocks, falls. &e., he.,
fer rattling Mel or light Weights.
JACOB G. PI ,LE EAFIE Y ,
/WI P. V,
BEACH an d
PALMER ortreate.
NAXIBL V, Imuusz, 7, VAINIXIX IMAM
WILI.U.X_ X. TCXXXICX.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,_
rim AAD WA81111167014 STUMM,
ATIMILICII at lIONS,
P.NOISBERS AND MAORIPOSINS,
Manufacture Mgt and Low Presence Stearn Patens.
for Land, Riser:and - Marino semen.
ei Sal i o n nasgmenrATAnlic i saren Beets, &S.; Canting
Iron Frame Roofs for Ste Works, Work nom X ail
road Statlorui, Sen.
Retorts and Gas Maoktnery of Ito Start and most IS
rand aottatrneho
Emery deserlption of plantation Mkollinery, suoh
sugar, Saw, and Orlst Mills, Vannes Pans. Open SWIM
Seouns, Defeoe-tore,Pilteri, Pumping Engines, &o. •
ewe Arent-o for PL Patent Sugar Soiling
Apnriratnpi liturtnytb's Fatent Inman gewr_cesn
As r ninwti ls
v alwaorsPntent Clentrilitral rsota•
pOINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY, N0.'951
BEACH Street,Kensin i st?n, Phihidelphia.—Mrtle
LIAM H. TIERS Infonws h nand' that, having par
based the entire tactic of Pattents at the above Form
drx, he is now dna_ pared to reoeive orders for Rollinc,
Grist, and Saw Mill Castings, Seas, Chemical, and
11.. MSS. Work, - Gearing. onstage rondo from Rever
beratory or Cupola Famines, in drr or green sand, or
loran. rcrSi-tt
feRANKLIN SAYING FUND, No,
-L 130 South FOURTH Street, between Chat- I
nut and Walnut, Philadelphia, Dare all Dewitt%
on_demand.
I Depositors'. money secured by Goverment,
State, and City Loans, Ground Rent,, Mort
gagee, he.
Thie Company dooms safety better than large
profits, consequently will run no risk with depo
sitors'money, but have it at all times ready to
return, with la per cent. Interest, to the owner, as
they have always done. This Company never
%Doodad.
Females, married or single, and Minors, oar
deposit in their own right, each depogite oar,
I be withdrawn cloy br their connent.
Charter perpetual. Incorporated by the State
or ponceylvania. with authority to receive money
from trustees and executors.
FAROE AND SMALL SUM/1 RECEIVED.
Mee open daily, from to s eolook. and en
Wednesday evening until 8 o'clock.
HILEOTOIL
Jacob B. Shannon, Gyres Cadwallader.
John Bhindler, George Russell,
lalaiaohi W. Moan. Edward T. Hyatt.
Lewis Krumbliaar, Henry Delany,
Nicholas Rittenhouse, Nathan Smedley,
Jos. H, Sattorthwaite, _ Jones Verges,
Joseph W. Lippinoott.
JACON 11. SHANNON, President.
Crave OADIVALLADNR, Wroanarer.
ap2114
AVINEI FORD—FIVE PER GENT. IN.
ii i i:FETY TRU tiglficiom
liaoorMtliruby irifriartneerof Penn.P
labtor.lio reoetved in may earn, large or small, and in.
barest paid from the day of denosit to tho day of with.
arawm.
The aloe is open every day from pine o'clock in the
morning till five o'olook ln tho evening, and on klondar
and Intiroday oveninge till eight o Moa.
Hon.jfklfißk' iIIavRIER, rramdant.
' HOBERT BELFRII.WE ,V . me Preeidont
WILLIAM J. Alen. Rooretary.
DIRUYOAS :
yon. Henry L. Benner. k'. Carroll Brewster,
Edward L. Carter, Joseph B. Barr
Hobart Selfridge, rib4ll3lllLee,
Samuel H..As!app. Joseph Yerkes.
0. Landreth Munns, James L. Staphenesn.
Money is reamed and payments made daily.
o invostmenta are made, in conformity with tilt
provisions of the Charter, in Real Estate filortsages,
round Rents, and each first-olass securities as will at
ways insure perfect security to the depoeitors, and
which cannot tan to give permanency and stability to
this Institution. ant-ir
SIAITINEi FUND—UNITED STATES
NJ TRUST COMPANY, corner THIRD and GLlM
xur troot,
Large and small sums reeeiyed, and
_paid baok on de
mand without notice, with FIVE PER CENT. INTE
REST from the day of deposit to the day of vritt
drawal.
tioura,from until 6o' lock every day, and on
MONDAY EYENINtiti from 7 until 9 o'oloo h,
DRAFTS for solo on England, Ireland, ti sootleing
Nora X/ upwards.
President—STEPHEN It. CRAWFORD,
Wreseurer—JAMES R. HUNTER.
PUNY FISK. stotuary. eel?
pff il PIANOS ! PIANOS! ! PIANOS !!
PIANO-FORTES,
MELODEONS,
PIANO-FORTE:S,
AIELODEONS.
Made by Raven, Bacon , Co., Minna to Clark, Halle
"'aria, Co.. and others.
J. 11. COULD,
rnyl4-Iy SEVENTH a and OFIESTN lIV
NM STEINWAY tr, SON'S NEW PA
TENT OVER-STRtNG GRANDPIANO6,
SQUARE GRAND, AND SQUARE KANO& liow
preferred in concerts and in private circles by the best
portormers. Received the first ' , retaining over the best
makers, from judges like Clotolobalk, Mason, and others.
Challongo all competition . BLASIUS BROTIIERS,
dgJy• , 1006 OILESTNUT Street.
WOOD lied full metallic-plata' A No-.
FORTES; anil Eatey & Oman's Hallam° and Eolian
Melodeon% The above inetrumenta are of the very
latent improyetnettle. and bent rnakee, For sale at
MARSEL'A Nueur:storo, No. 1102 CHESTNUT
Street. octs An
ARS fi,S' • NE WY IMPROVED PIANO
m nisi. 1100.K.—thitneat rnetlimi of fin
gering', together ritb a beautiful geleetion or portlier
bioooa and RrOgreoutvolossona. ever berme publinbeil in
a email work—prior only NJ oonto—at MARSH'S Munic
Store, 11 02 CUE:WM UT Street. 006 1m
MUSIC—From all Catalogues in the
United States, at Ono Cont nor nago—at 1118
MARKET &red, opposite the Farmers Mammoth
Maohot Hoene. oce"-lm
WINNER'S INDEPENDENT VIOLIN
FLAY AR, Nom, ), 2. 3. 4. 5, C. 7, and 8, are now
ready—pr i or, 26 oents- It N AIIBIVB Music store, 1102
Cab:814111T Stront. 060-lm
- -
PIIILADELI'ttfA TERRA COTTA MA.
NUFACTORY, SEVENTH and GERM ANTOWN
row) and 1010 utIESTICDT Street. Vitrified Drain
awl Water Pim Ventilating' Flues, Hot AteElnea, and
kinloke Flue:stead? of Terra (lotto, andel suitable tone
for every &ass 0 buildings. This artiele fer worth! the
attention of all parties platting up buildings. Large
silo sewerage Japes for oity drainage, water moB war
ranted to Mande obvert. pressure. We aro now prepared
to confront with cities or Corporations for hut article in
any anantab.. warren` our goods to he (qua! if not
superior to any other made in the United State 3, 0r
Ouroae,:i Ornamental - Ohunney Tops and
~Goaardefea
Philadelptna and liandins
and Lebanon Valley L
Northern Central ,
Railroad.
MAAMILII,I 4 II. O -811A13,
bblhi Kcs, I, 2 and 8 large and medium Mao
kershln smarted packages, of a ver7 choice qua/kr;
_
60 bble. new No.B lame Mackerel.
60 half bble new No. ado do,
30 , bble new No. 3 medium do.
60 do new Eastern ldeee
60 half bbl Eastport do do.
1600 bble new p Noa net/int.
BOD do do Halifax .tio.l do.
200 do new lkwiton No. 1 do,
do do No. / scale Fish.
100 se do- mune No. i Ealmon.
gulntale.Graml Bank Codfish.
°be—,
110 w Lading and to acre, Im e 6 0
KOOllB
an A! tar mv HA sr
Banbury and Erie R. it
5 0 O411,$)N8 OP SEED LEAF TOBAOO4,
ete.tl/ 11 . 8 ?"' an,d,f""ll lih. B. HAMM h
LROA.I) LINES.
UM mNERANT IRON.
RAVING -10UPIDS
" A little, but often, tills the Purse."
"A Dollar cased is time earned."
PIANOS AND MUSIC:
Puzimm(f4ol9l3ltegm
FURNESS; rBRINLEY 004 -
40tr al A W WIRT • .
BAIA OF 400 LOT& IBIPORTE O DRYT.OOOO,.TH 19
(Tuesday) MORPIINO, 03, AT 10 O'CLOCX,
A OARD.—The attention of p_urolmserS is requested
to our ants of dry goods. this (Tuesday) morning, Oat.
Z. at lb o'clock, be catalogue. on six mouths' media,
comprising a general Assortment for present sales. -
To Merchant Tailors and Otoak Makers
. _
In oale this rnorniug—
te pieces 8-1 fine French black ninths.
to do 6 4 do colored' do for cloaks.
20 do ex quality French beavers, tabby velvets,
NOTlOE 2',l tV a riltri c i . in Hosie y.
0.000 DOZg l it.
The attention of dealers in hosier y Cale.
make white.
h+own, and mixed cotton boss and halt hose, plain and
fleeced cotton, merino, and silk glover'.
SALE OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC DRY
This Mohanla,
October 23, at 300 alaok• on stx. months' credit, gee
packages and lota or fancy staple dry good.'
FRENCH BLACK AND COLORED CLOTHS, &c,
For Ladies Cloaks.
This _Morning,
Ed pieces 6-4 Frenok black olOthe.
40 do 0 4 do colordd do,
do 7.4 Moscow bea ve rs .
do blue andt
Pisces all wool printed mousseline de laMes.
ODd.
1,'•00 do plaid Doll de cheifte.
tray o f l O r'
se do silk figured %Wins. twills, varamalms.
Also, black velvets, Genoa cords, bonnet, velvet, and
taffeta ribbons.
SHAWLS.
All wool plaid long ',bawls.
do do snare do.
do black colored etella do.
Also. Printed arebrio handkerchiefs, gingham um
brellas, &o.
1,000 LOVO. I'QUAYIE, AND REVERSIBLE WOOL
SHAWLS—Fur City Trade,
Toe Aloha
800 eir /uality all Moot plaid long sh aw l s .
o 8 4.10.4, and 12 4 square do.
AO do fringed reversible wool do.
SALE OF FRENCH GOODS,
On 1 , Hay !hurtling,
°dollar 29, at 10 o'clock, oy catalogue, on eix monthos
oradit.
400 packages and lota of French dry goods.
LARGE' BALE OF 2,800 PARIS PRINTED AND
EMBOSSED CLOTH. STAND PIANO, AND TABLE
COVERS—The On last offering this s n eason.
Tuerday Mornig, •
Ootober 30, at 10 o'olook, by oatalogne, on six months'
credit.
6006-I Paris embossed cloth table 801,818.
66089 do do do,
600 Paris printed cloth piano covers, magnificent pat
tern and quality.
800 8 4 printed table do.
88.8 embossed wand do.
To which the attention of the trade is requested, as
this will be the last offering this Mallon.
NF. PANCOAST, AUCTIONEER, Sue
* passer to H. sdnr. JR.. 431 CHESTNUT St.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LIQUOItS.
This Morning. ME
October 23, at 10 o'cOoolc. will be sold a stook of wines
Bind
Port. ,r",rtawnVilt2Oigtif4l.e::.Btrgligaref, fine brandy,
Kabala and irieh Whisky, empty casks and one quarter
old Manna
casks, empty stone and glass bottles.
TWO HORSES,
By Order of the Sheriff.
Thin Morning.
October 23, at 9 o'clock precisely. at IVilt's Stables,
Pro - th street, above Ninth, one Stallion and one Home.
SALE OF SCO LOTS SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
EAIBROID aIIIEEL_RIBBONS, AND MILLINERY
000Ds, IRIMMINGS. .sco.
Wedneaddy MOritleg,
°etcher 2i, by catalogue, on a credit, commenalng at
10 o'olinik.
GERMANTOWN GOODS.
A line of new stylus and desirable oolirrefanor knit
hoods, for ladies', intones', and otaldren's wear t ladies'
and misses' costs, sacks, and Gloats; boys and gents'
Bomb, kb.
HOSIFiti lon JACKETS. At.
Also, children ' s fanny stripe and Spot hose, Noe. Ltr.l*;
misses' hiteiand mixed lamb;'wool hose; Wiles' white
black, and mixed horde ; gems' half hose, dm
Also, 50 dozen men's ail wool cricket jackets.
EMBROIDERIES.
Now style (Just landed/ embroidered. Mconet. and
cambric collars and sets; embroidered flouncing. edg
ings, and bands ; infants' waists. robes, An.
Richly embroidered handkerchiefa A4:l.
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS.
A Hill line of liadiee .n and gents' Ante'
hemstitched pure
linen cambrio handkerchiefs.
RIBBONS AND TRIMMINGS.
New style bonnet ribbons, rich orders fancy velvet
ribrons; rich trimmings, fringes, moire antique, braids,
/co., /to.
MILLINERY GOODS.
Rich colors fanny bonnet velvets, all silk, Lyons blaok
do., RO.
CUTLERY, NOTIONS, &c..
An invoice of fins pocket cutlery and soissors, ladies'
buck and morocco purses, Porte monnaies,
LARGE SUBRIEF'S SALE OF C ARRIAGES COM
RLETE ASSORTMENT OF MA
TERIALS, /cc., of a celebrated make.
On Thursday Morning.
Out. 20,1060 , at 10 o'clock, at the warerooms, 1009 and
1011 Chestnut street.
Embracing a great variety of vehicles, made for oily
rated sales, of beet materials and in a superior manner.
Inciudedwill be found—
Superior four and alx-neat Germantown wagons, fine
open and olose family carriages, light icarrisges, with
and without tops, shifting top do. do, physicians car
, lieges, light and trotting salkeys L, & S. a.
hIAT.eRIA
/ago r a quantity of materials. Paints, varnish toolc&c.
Nom' Stook arranged for examination, with catalogues,
two days previous to sale,
Also,
On Friday Morning,
Oct. 24. at the Factory, northwest corner Sixth and
Master streets, ootrincenoi rig at 10 o'clock, a large lot of
carriages. material. unfinished work, lumber, &o.
Included in sale on Friday morning, via :
UNFINISHED CARRIAGES.
A large nook of every variety of carriages, many
nearly completed.
Also, a quantity of carriage bodies, wood and iron
work. &o.
MATERIAL.
A large stook of superior material, consiating of lum
ber. hub Mag. felloes, spokes. springs, panel stuff. iron
work, supenor spring mein. Norway . and refined Iron,
carriage hardware, damask, extra width tiokings, trim
ming!, Iso.
Also. a large stock of tools, betides and vice, forges,
lee.•
!Er Cut al ogu to be 'had upon application at the
attrition store.
_ •
kg ADIDEL NATHANS, AUOTIONEER,
Nn. 224 Fonth THIRD Street. below Walnut.
LARD BALE OF FORFEITED RLI,DtIBS,
By order of ABRAHAM NATHAN.% Broker,
On Tumidity Monona.
October 30, at 255 o'clock A M., consisting of gold and
Jiver patent lever and other watohes, gold chains,
finger rings. breastpins, medallions, pened oases. silver
and plated-ware, coats, pants, vests, shawls, umbrellas,
Dom carpets. pistols, guve, &a. ,
erriC yoreoun haVILlt goods on deposit with
me over the legal length of time, will call and redeem
the same, otherwise may will be sold at nubile sale on
the above day. ABRAHAM NATHANS,_Broker,
Northeast corner aTE. and CALEOWHILL.
0019 let"
TVIOSES NATIIANS, AtrOTIONEBB
1911. AND COMMIIIBIOOI MERCHANT,' southeast
oorner of MIRTH and RACE Streets.
MONEY TO LOAM.I
T 29,000 to loan, at the lowest rates, on dlamoridts
watohne, jewelry, silver plate, Or goods, clothing.cre.
aeries, cedars, hardware, cutlery maxim mirrors, rul
niture, bedding, and on goods of wren description. ;p
large or entail amounts, from one dollar to thousands
for anyllength of time !creed on.
Mr The Oldest Eatabliehed Ere In thls elty.
Ffir Prlyate entratiee on RAC Shet,
Ilutenage hours from 9A. .to 0 9'. M.
Mean insurance fo WlLY re_nefit PERposirs.
X6B 3EB TWOCENT,
MT Advances of 11100 and upwards at two per emit,
Adranoes of 5100 and upwards, at one per mat, ftl
abort loans.
BALE OF FORFEITED COLLATERAL&
On Tuesday Morntrig t
November 6, at 10 o'clock. a' M. N aTRANS' Auction
Store. tdoutheaet comer of SIXT and RAOE Streets,
in Second-stor Salesroom, entrance Worn Roe street.
Consisting oi l —
ElSe 01111811 of first quality French Calf Skins.
Several cases Rip and Calf Skins.
Several cases superior Split Loather.
Deniers, Shea:Mem, and others are invited to attend
the sale. as the Leather will positively be sold without
the least reserve, 11.11041 to suit purchasers,
1611" Open for examination the day previous to the
sale. M. NATHANS.
PHILIP FORD & OU., AUDTIONJOIRS,
StreetNO. 630 MARKET Street. and 521 ,MINOR
LARGE POSIITVE SALE OP 1,2.00 CASES BOOTS,
8110 ha, BROGAN% AND GLIM BILOP.S.
On Thursday Morning.
October 25, at 10 o'clock precisely, will be' sold. by
catalogue, on 4 months' credit.l,2oo eases MOM% boys
and youths' calf. kip . and grain boots, calf, kip. and
buff brogans, calf and patent leather gaiters.. oxford
ties ; women's, misses'. and ohildren'e gent, kid, calf.
andlmorormo heeled !mote.
Also, a large assortment of elty-made goods.
The early attention of buyer's is requested to the
above sale. ea it will embrace large invoices of prime
f.esh goods from first-class manufacturers.
fir Gonda open for examination with eataloguee earl,
On morning of sale.
31FITZPATRICK & BROS., AUC
• TIMMER'S, 604 CHESTNUT Street, abov6
Sixth,
SALES EVERY EVENING,
, At T o'clock. of Rooks, stationery and fancy geode,
watches, jewelry, cloaks, silver plated ware, cutlery,
matinee. musical mistruentents, kr,
Also,. Hosiery, dry goods. boots and 'shoes, and mar
°handle° of every destination.
DAY SAFES every bloodily, Wednesday, and Fri
day at 10 o'clock A. AL
PRIVATE SALES.
At private sale several large consignments of watches
jewelry, hooks, stationery. silver-plated ware, cutlery
fancy goose. he. To which is solicited the attention o
6t ty and
l c :ATl:a t :War tosfsrid others.
Cor saner public r private sales. ki n ds of
merchandise
SET Liberal cash advances made on consignments.
Out-door sales promptly attended to.
STOVES.
INDUSTRIAL STOVE WORKS
•
WILLIAM C 3. NEMAN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
IN
STOVES.
No. 33 NORTH SECOND STREET,
Offers the mod perfect, convenient, and economical
Oan•burning Cooking Stove yet invented.
Inquire for his Lehigh Gas-burner, to obtain the best
Btove in use.
Also, one of the largest and most complete stook of
Stoves for heating psrlors, chambers, stores , oeunt ng
houses, &0., in the city. The attention of the public la
molioned.
STOVES! STOVES!!
JAMES SPEAR.
P MARKET STREET,
e how prepared to meet the wants of the pub, to more
completmy in all the dew)e of the Stove trade than any
i
0
other establishment n .Phandelphia. in proof of which
lie invitee COMPAR&TIVE IMAMINATION.
The following are among Inn own popmar inyontione,
govoral of which have already obtained a national repu
tation avail/Tanning in excellence and economy any other
:Roves in use,
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
Improved Gas burning Cooking Stove, acknowledged to
be the beat Stove for family nee in the world.
JAMES SPEAR iiN the Patentee of the oelobrated
One-consuming Cooking Range, now rapidly coming
into general use.
JAMES SPEAR in the Patentee of the Improved Sil
ver's Air. tight Unn - oonruming Parlor Stove.
(P JA e ME t S )
tPEAR
enta h S to nv U o n , o whi e h Imrpm d
beauty nn d utility, is likely, this Newton, to be univer
sally adopted.
JAMES SPEAR in the Patentee of the Labor, Fuel.
and Comfort-saving Ironing Pan.
JAMES SPEAR in tho Inventor and Patentee of the
oelebrated Railway -ear Renter.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor of the Improved
Fire-board Stove.
For ail of the above the Inventor very justly claims
advantages which require but to be understood by the
Public to be universally appreciated and preferred to
any other articles oh that °lass in the market; and lie
would hereby extend a cordial invitation to all persons
in want Of Stoves to call r.nd examine for therruselvea.
PEFTelea wishing to examine will have every t.tiontion
;Mown them, whether intending immediately to pur
chase or not. sel9.&A
QUAKER CITY GAS CON
STIALER, PATENTED by CHARLES JONES,
Seventh Month—DM
RKAT IMPROVEMENT ON SILVER'S
04.8 BURNER.
. . .
By the use of
tbe Quaker City Gan-Consuming Parlor
and °Moo Stoves all dust may he avoided, the rooms
ventilated, and an even temperature maintained for
many limos. without any attention to the lire, and at a
gr.'at saving of Diet,
For sale by CHARLES JONES, Patentee, No. 304
North taxon D etreet, above Vine. where the excellent
Gas-t onsunung Cooking Stove DAYLIGHT. unsur
passed In its operations, may be obtained. Of the largo
number now in operation, every stove, we believe,
gives entire sittiefaetion. °ea so
• THE CELEBRATED ROYAL
COOKING STOVE is the best and inset noru
-, tar Cooking Stove in the market. It Is made
g— either with or Without gag-burning fixtves.
Manufaotured and for sale by IgORISI.
NORTH.' Foundry Wareroome, 200 North SFCOI , iI)
Street.
THE FIERY' STAR GAS-BURN
ING AND RADIATING PARLOR BTOVE,,
to the beet and most enonomical Heating F toys ,
Manutnetured ,and for sale by NORTH, CHAIM. &
NORTH. Foundry Wareroome. 209 rtorth EtHOOND
OUR NEW OAS•BURNINO ,BASE'
lovlf i rgte m r:t ) eeo dt.n tio;i u e r al ao - t l z eid, a
: f d t l h o a r,
Arable that. the Gie
shsNetre.ledatoeek-irosn
roome. - lio9 North bECOI;( voundrY
Ware
o&lni
prx 61 ,bbl,„ iW v z0.:6140 , k 7j r — a — r
eniatiraMllBs4MWEY., Attu
•
•
11111 THOIAS ',it SONS, •
if.fe Nos. 139 end 141 Emit hi FOTIRTH treat.
(Formerly N 05.67. ands9. l _
REAL .EBTATE. BTOCK,S,Ao.
This.DaY.
Ppmphlet catalogues now ready, containing full de
semitone of 18 properties to be sole on Trieedos next,
by order of Orphans' Court, ezeoutorsr, and others: with
a liet of a large amount of real estate at private eale.
aTOCES AND REAL ESTATE.
Wilms AT THE EXCHANGE EVERY TUESDAY
VP handbills of esoh property hutted welematell, to
to which we publish, on the Saturday prevtone
to each eale, one thousand, cat a
ll in pamphlet
form, mains full desonpbons of all the ITOPOIty to be
cold on the following Tuesday.
0 D.—Our salmi of real 'Mate and Make 6
the Endhanne will hereafter be held at Le o'oleron
nom, sad, kon the evening, MT o'clock.
NM - Contribute:Wl hays the option of either sale.
REAL ESTATE' AT PRIVA'PE. SAES.
Mr We have a large amount of real estate at private
.ale. Including every description of city and
eroYerty. ITinted itpta may be had at the auction dole
PRIVATE VALE REGISTER.
lairßeal Mate enterer' on our private sale legialees
and advertised occasionally in our public sale abstrao t
cha(of which 1,000 cosies are printed . weekly; ) frees,
rts.
Estate of John C. Weber, deceased.
PESTS, STOC.4O3_, AND LOANS.
Thin .Ua.
October 23, nt o'olook nacre, at the Mlsideltshis Es
ehanse—
Pew Pio. 2. Grace Chureh (Episcopal).
Es
change—
Pam 25. Arch-Btreet Preshytertan Chnrch (Rev,
Mr. Wadsworth/.
130 bonds Sandy and Bearer Canal Co.
VII 20 Et.quehanna Canal Co.
shares Merchants' Hotel Company. Philadelphia—
Per 8100.
1 share pennertivenia (leadenly Fine Arts—gar 823,
t. shares Philadelphia Silk Culture and Alantatiototang
Co i n sli p e a r n e y s — Wo a r r th °l2:l Arn . eTioan Madam' of the If
ommopo
title-Dealing Arts.
In shares or stock in the Canunanwealth Bank, (&21
paid on each share.)
2 dram Commerc ial Bank.
For account or whom it may nourent
-10 charm Maryland Soap Stone Company stock. •
Also, without reserve, by order of au executor
-20 shares Girard Insurance Company stook—par elte.
cOI,EN WOOD CEMItTERY LOTS.
Section I). Nos. 218, 220. 223, 22.5, 318, 317—par 824 each,
• • p, •• 345, 344, 516,311—par 4121 each.
• - 11 hl : • • 609. 630, 170—par 661.662—par 112 0 each.,
A separate deed will ha given with each lot.
6 Mare') AertrielnY of Music , . with 11 _ 0 4 61 .
I ShattrAoademy Fine area. •
SIXTEENTH FALL SAL /E—GOTOBER DS.
Orphan.' Court Fale—Estate of Nathan Bnpplee, deo'''. -
Valuable TRACT OF LAND, 62.44 Auras, and !Me
provements, Bloakley, within three miles of .Merket.
street bridge.
Some •Estate—O Frame DWELLINGS and LOS!,
southwardly stdo of Green street. Tweet fourth weld
Same Estate—Two-story Brick DWELLING, /WI
528 DOwyn stleet.
Same Estata—Three story Brink DWELLING, No,
243 Ddke :street, late Kensington.
same Estate—three story Brick DWELLING, No,
246 Duke street, late Kensington,
Came katate—Three story Bnok DWELLING, No,
1012 Rose street, late Ifeesington.
Same Estate—GßOUND RENT, $39 a year.
Orphans' Conrt Bale—Rotate of Isabella Shaw, deo'd.
A Yearly GROUND RENT 01824.
Ohans' Court Pale—tatete,of James Banner, deed.
rp
One undivided sixth part of a GROUND RENT of
$64 a year.
Bxeoutors" Peremptory Sale—Estate of Martin Curren,'
deeeased
REBIDENCE.RtabIe, Coach Hence. and large LOT.
Rittenhouse at ,GERMANT 0 WlS,has the modern con
veniences—gas, hot and ooldwater. 84.3 ; also, a good
garden. 'Sale absolute—see handbills.
Handsome Modern Brick RESIDENCE, NA. 183trAreh
street, west of Eighteenth street, it is [well built, and
has modern conveniences. Immediate positemon.
Executors' Eale—ttstate of George Heins. deed.
Neat Modern DWELLING, N 0.604 Frankford road,
above Wood street.
Three-story Bnok DWELLING, Tenth etreet, north
of Tanker. First ward.
Administrators' Sale—Fetate of James Stuart, deed.
"TAVERN and DWELLING, 'nortnonat cornet o ,t
1 Locust and Duponeeau *treetop and a Three-stdn"
Dwelling in the rear.
Handsome Modern RESIDENCE, Fifteenth street,.
north of Thompson .street, has the modern eon7e
ruenoes.
Peremptory Sate—BUILDING LOT. York street /
of Parke XV ieeirl
BUILDING war d-46 of Lombard
end
Camas streets.
BALE OF MISCELLANEOUS BOORS FROM A
PRIVATE COLLF.CTi ON.
''hie Evening.
Ootober23, at the auotiou store, a oolleotion of inte -
rP.ting uf soellanunue works from a private oolloonon.
tir For parhoulare roe oatalognea.
Peremptory Sate.
FINE MADEIRA AND MERRY WINES,
In Demijohns and Bottler,
To ba sold. without reserve, oldie Auction Store. Not.
139 and 141 oath Fourth street.:
On 'Wednesday,
October 24, at 12 o'clock, noon. The sale will Melo de
-15 dermlohns Meta Darralna Madeira, Nandi brand
of 1610.
18 demijohns Verdelho Madeira, Steady brand alike.
16 do Mandarin Madeira, very delicate.
9 do ' Malmsey Madeira, very old.
Also, a tamarind 'very fine assortment or Sae old Ma
deira and Sncrry Wines, in full-size bottles.
21?" Fall particulars in catalogues, now ready,
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY—Of standard and
very desirable authors on important and interesting
subjects.
On Thursday and Friday evenings.
October 26 Ewa26. at the auction store. will be sold a
valuable private library. which includes standardau
thors in the various departments of literature.eolesce,
and art.
A VARIETY OF BPLENDID ILLURTRATED AND
- PICTORIAL WORKS OF HIGH COST.
The chief portion of the onlleotion elegantbindums.
For particulars see catalogues of the bowie.
AIso—
:BTEREOSCOPE AND nin g VIEWB.
On Friday Eve,
At @ o'clock, a revolving stereoecope, with fifty fine
views.
Also. 10 dozen selected views, mostly English, no du
plicates.
•
GREAT BALE OF VA LUABLE
JAMES S. EARLE & BONS' THIRD GREAT SALE
PENNSYLVACADEMYANIA p OFZIN E
ART&
°Moller 2S and 28.,
This sale will comprise specimens of the works of the
moat celebrated European and American artimits, mane
of which have been painted averagely f or this Collec
tion. Among the most prominent works may be enu
merated, bully's great picture of Washington at Valley
Forge, several of the works of the late lamented Rem
brandt Peale, Mr.- Edmor, D. Lewis. Valley of the
Yurnuri t several works of Weber. Bordello. Morn.
Van Stab Anborgh, Birch, Bonfield. Waugh, Mariam&
ignot,Whitridge, noeeiter, nohenbnoh. Iterboeole•
hov Deahaes. Patrots,_Adam. &a.
The.hehole to be sold without limitation or MOM'
Catalogues. with particulate, are now reedy, an
o hst mintangs arranged for inspection at the Aeselem
fFine Arts.
dminieltns'ortn Rvle.
SCHOONER
San: JAME Ssear MAGEE. • -
On .
Novewbev 3. leo. at noon, at the foot of WILLIAM
Eltrest, RlODldolsi D. an undivided Noun' 'Part of the
Canal &thew:ter James' Mates. 3M tons; N feet keel.
17)fi beam, 8 feet hold. Pale absolute.
Rose,
Nos. 139 and 141 Beath FON.93l3Latress
imp.: oR FONNITUR, CAItY
AM
RO , PIANO-FORTE 9, BRUCEOLLIS
On Thursday Montilla.
At VOloolt, at the Auction Store, an assortment of
excellent second-hand forratute, elegant_ piano-fovea.
liner narrate, carpets, etc., mo m Nannies deoltritur
salehousekeeping', reuses,/ to *honor* for convenient e of
SUIT ELECi INT DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE ,
Also, a suit of elegant brooatel drawing-room fin nr.
tura.
Also, a large and ennerier oak extension table.
Also, a superior bagatelle table, balls and cues cant
plate.
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Also. a superior tosmoodT-ontavo piano-fotte, wide
& Clark.
Also. a quantity of Ciao, Union Janke ho.
ST. LOUIS, NO.
WILLTAII_ I S BOYLE, ft CO., AIX'
TIONIESS & COMMIEFON
No. 6 North MAIN St., ST. L 1116, Mo . , (formerly
with Mama. Myers, Giuliani. Co..ihilada,) offer
their services to the Inerobaste, me t ] earners, ens
others of Philadelphia, for the 'aloof goods, ter •
pe i t i r,b6, a t il l r f i : v xd a g 1 ewe ly y , .
lair Settlement', made three day. g oods.
3187288P1CE9..
mews, Afyon, °foghorn, & Co. Philadelehle.
Stuart & Brother, Philatio,lphta.
" Van Wyok, Townsend It warrens, View Vett.
" L. &B. Curtis & Co., New York.
" Wood. Christy, & Co.BC.Loub.
" Crow. MC/Im. & " mille•thetuli
SHIPPING.
gaIFOR THE BOUTH.--OHARLEti.
TON_NTI SAVANNAH tddliAbli2slolll
FREIGHT REDUCED.
Heavy Freight at an average of nlyaall per cent. to.
low New York Steamshlicratee.-
FOR CHARLESTON, 0,
Ate U. Mall Steamship KEYSTONE lieltATE, Cap
tain Charms E. Maratuntin,titiller4 on T hursday, Oct.
20,at 10 Wolook A. M. ,
Warmish in 48 to 60 Doers—only i 0 hours at 800.
FOR SAVANNAH L
The V. S. dteaniship BTATE OF eROROMA,
Captain John i, thertM, will tall on Tuesday, Oot.
30. at 10 o'clock A. M.
Through In 63 to 60 boine—ordl 63 hears at Des.
LPdailing Maya changed from every tletunuay to every
Eve dam Roods received, and Dille 01 Latin.; sign ell
every dal'.
The spleadld Ent-elect able-wheel Etearnahlrat KEY
STONE EYATE and STATE OF , GEOR Old now ran ea
above every ten Amyx, thus forming a Ave-dav cornrow.-
Wootton with Charleston and davannah. end the !loath
and Southwest.
At both Charleston mid Savannah, these Wye eon
pee t with steamers for Florida,and with railroads, 4s„
or all please in the death er.d !Southwest.
iNBORANCE.
Fraught and Insurance on a large proportion of Seeds
shipped death will be found to be lower by these mo
than by sailing vestals, Ike ^umbra" bent* one -hall 6. pe
N. rate.
13.—Inourenso en all Railroad Freight it entirely
unnecessary, farther than Charleotou or E4V&110414 the
Railroad Goineanies talkie', all risks front these points,
eItEAT REDUCTION
• - - -
Fare by this mato Li to do per cent. cheaper than b 7
the Inland Route. as will l* seen b the following eoha
dole. Through tickets /P QM Phil el Mavia_Charles
ton and Savannah stentashiM INC MU MEALS op
the whole route, *scent from Urisrlesten and Savan
nah to Montromerr ,
VIA CHARLESTON. VIA SAVANNAH.
To Charleston.-........ 9.16 00 To Savannah.-- 811 06
Augusta._.-._... 17 511 Augusta-- 17 50
Columbia Xi CO Macon— .—.— 20 00
Atlanta-- —. 21 00 At1anta..._...... 21 00
Montgomery.-- 25 00 Columbus— 21 03
35 16 Albany. 23 00
gew Orleans__. 52 7 5Montromery—,.. 15 00
ashinlle—
- 27 75 Moth le— .. 25 NI
Knoxville...._.. 25 50 New Orleans—. 3976
Memphis......_. .. 81 50
Fare to Savannah, via Charleeton----,--- 18 00
Charleston, Via Savannah -- • la 00
No bills of lading tanned alter the Chip bar sailed.
For freight or rassano SPIKY on board, at second
wharf above Vine 'treat. or to
ALEX. REKON, & CD.,
No. 126 NOIV/T. WI:CARVES,
Agents In
HUNTER Ch va r lensaon,, . & GAUMDMA
XI..
For Florida from Charleston, steamer Carotins ever)
Tu day.
F ee
Florida from Savannah. clement ft. Mares and
St. Inhale ever! 'Neale., end lirstnra‘s,
THE BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAS{ 310 VAL MAU, STEAM-
PROM RRW YOBS TO tirnnront.
chintoabin Pr wino
Cnoontl Cabin Paasage-...-.--_, 75
PROM DOTTON TO LIVERPOOL.
. ... . - . .. ...
Ohio! Cabin Passage....--.—....---.eno
Second Cabin Passage- .. . ......., ..„ . go
The elope from New York call at Cork Riirbo - r.
Tho ships front Boston call at Dahfax. and Cork Har
bor.
PERSIA, Capt. Jnd kiIIs.CANADA, Capt.Lene.
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone, AMERICA, Capt. Moodie,
I
ASIA. Capt. E. G. Lett. NIAGARA, Copt Anderson
AFRICA, Cape. Shannon. EUROPA, Cam. J. Leitch,
SCOTIA, (now building.)
There vessels carry n clear white light at mast-head ;
Preen on etarboard bow; red on port bow.
ERSIA. Judkina, leaves N. York, Wedoesdar, Oct. JO
tIANADA.Anderson, " Borten, Wednesday, Get. 17
AFRICA, Shannon, " N. York Wednesday, Oct. Cl
ARABIA, Steno, " Boston, Wednesday. Oct. SI
MIA, Lott, " N. York, Wednesday, Nov. 7
UROPA, aloothe. " Boston. Wednesday, N0v.14.
PERSIA, Judkins. " N. York,Wednesuay, Nor. 21
Bertha not soonrod until paid for.
An expeneneed Surgeon on board.
The owners of these sliiia_will not be accountable for
Pohl, Silver. Bullion, Specie, Jewelry, Precious Stones
OT Mania, unless MILT of lading are signed therefor and
the value thereof [toms expressed. For freight or pas_
sage, apply toE. CUNARD.
u _oolo 4 'Dowling Green. New York.
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HARD WAKE PACKAGE DOUSES.
PACKAGE HARDWARE iiOOSE.—We
_ would respectfully oak' the attention of the Gene
ral Hardware Trade to our extensive stook of BM
MINOHAaI HARDWARl4.whtehvre offer at email
advance by the package.
Orders tor direct importation solicited, and Goods de
livered either in tine city, New York. or Newt/ripens.
W. G. I.ieVgl.l k SON.
411 COMMERCE Street,
Importing and Commission Merchants. and Agents for
Forniir and Domestic Hardware. au2l-ti
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