yea sublith, If you would hstM a well-digested article
Prepared Orl this compady, end put it a-going: P a
perhio p few.. wen.digssted" articles might assist
to revive Soule of the b:Oken-down snd worthless speou
tattooed* have disappeared from the pubilo view, and
Ist oat goo, old boars by lotting a few new victims in,
-bat we doubt whether our readers would give 68 thanks
for -out rale& Fehiehoily able will have to dry-nurse
the Calloway Coal Company, and see if it gun bo " put
a-mint."
The following is the coat tonnage of the Phamokio
Palley and Pottsville Railroad Company ;
Week. Year.
For weekending 00t.23 ..... it 160.02 ii
name time last year-- ..... --A:1,483 02 130.470 01
inorease.
Daorease
''.7:. cis is
The New York Re saini Post of to-day nays:
"The stook u.arket I. better to-day. The im trove.
pent is moat marked on the railroad share', hut the
Mate stooks Miled to reencrodk and , ons lower.. At the
olow the entire list. le heavy , and much of the advance
. le lost on _lies otemloative ohms*.'
s' New Yorg Mattel closet with sales al, 823, et alg,
t
Seeet M.
IrlZhe weakest ot.tho Western list were Chicago and
island aid Barldtston end Quincy. The latter
opened at 84. hut on lenge sales by the leading broker
In Me stook fah to SSMega., The lour per cent. is dm
airinUnsto raspy-Ase was looked for.
ttaiena closed at flea% Nook Island 6134428111,
Toledo SiMeastm. Michigan tentrat itiXo63.4.
M I Iwsukea and 141,asiselpro some Iota:, and that bid
for more.
Ch . tiago..EUrlitlittOn, Mid Quincy told after the
B Ard at MX.
••Tkere was a deol.r.e of ili ile cent. in Panama, Pacific
Mall no Meads 'at Mitt PM,
' ••BudiOn was active at 0714.263, and clones at 47067 M.
the ride of last evening.
„._- Orookhn Water Loam is firm at 101. Brooklyn City
- Hrlf cal is quoted 1113 6 012 0
•
flee Mate stocks lasso off weak. North Caro , lnas are
offered at 970‘ , . California" 92, Virginias 8936. 'Jenne ,-
seas 89.14 ..,... ,...,
, •11tuied States fires of 1874 are 102 H bid. " • h ea r '.
a 10t Of 8/LlO.OOO of the new loan taken by . a Brooklyn I
'labia bank at MC ' ' .
fiatort -
Asiltatt bosom are
likalg4 are
QVallitl7lsl:l ° , ll fi lM illt :7ca lr e ne s ° l ° , s tnb u L ite ar O e Oln in is le s a l l :
.The Money market is an g le ta slalSlab. WAS an abundant.
Suselt on call at Woo 41'cent. The hulk of the bust
Tv raristiow done at OIP oent. Prime paper ranges at
On/ IP-'cant. ,
The Yollailrini are the current. quotations for same
la . emeatto exchange, /ca., as feraithed by Cronies le Co..
"makers. MAO South Third street :
Old .toner.g i d i 011e.....1.00‘ Old Amerloato g01d....108
' L " • ••• • • • 1 • 03 /4 50•0rt5ne.......4.824.86
iPt 1 I
" are 7.:::±o7l' '7it i rttrirs. xx fr anaa .T. l B 3 B
Am t. -....1 .1 a ll'ii . lisrti), aoo
i=n aro - Sia .. .L. LW illoan - Vi i o li gt e o=: - . 11 9 4 1 )
•• —.1.10 tratifot -•• -;;:m.:46
. Y . 1: 14 °'".. It' Ifidt R:LT.— }(to "'II'
tinniird::::: xto4 ‘: rCte.= I '4'; '.
baton._. 1 11kn0af0..,....... IM :,
r.00tai,..„ I „ !Wove tr...... 1 to IX ~
- •VBiii - iw. Pi.. imr,17 1 ,4=. 0
Philadelphia ewe
Exchange Sales,
ss, M.
an, Moo hlnts' Exohange
BOARD.
100 Read Rba ' 22
200 do, .....lota PE .21
P 0 d1........0a5h..23
60 do auh..22S'
60 do ba..201
220 do.. t.. 22 1- 6
218 Patam R Con 10ta... aN
A Penn a H.— • -- • •agX
10 24 A ad St Its sawn.. 61
Is Bette Mead It 6S4'
la 'Wash ea5..........66..24?.
260 tin Canal Pref....] 1.70
100 Bohemian Mun ba..104
BOARDS.
Ootote
introit ED HT 0.. E. BLITAT
Id Poona oa_
fle 97
0 WS 00 00 w. • • •/ (16
'do —...now-198
MO City ....:........7 87
MO Cam &
ClowMating Tot 741
d 0... ..... 74/
• RC@ Mont& 7.
Dra e aed %
70 7dinetid ‘ R
0 Lehigh 'eon.— 60
BETWEEN
80A Read R 'B6 75A;
BECONU
Aht 480 Penne EA.— SIMI
Wm WI m 63;e1wn..101)
MOO Bead ft Gs TA..
cmvsfriii PR
ISS Read R bd....22 1-16
BOARD,
4 Frank Smith R.— .48V.
T Penna. R....—. UN
e 0 Read
10.E13-1/1.1a4.
sm. Afikm
i glmire. it.....Drer..19 2 030
Elmira 7a '73......72 73
bong lalhod R.....12X 1334
Lett CI &N. .• , 36)1
Leh CI & N 30rig0..44 42
North Penult 11...... 9 10
N Penna R &r...... 73 74?:
141PerN34 R 108—.99 100 X,
, Cs t a w i o t a R r C f n .l .3 5 X
141(
I Frnkf & South R..43X 49
Second & Third...3oX 61
Whet Phil& R..... 68 69
Spruce & Pine . • ... 9 10
Green & Goatee, .19 to
) Chen & Wa1......... 33,11
80. Atirs3.
iU15641016118 -103 107 , 41
MIS 114. K..— 302 11721( 1
9115, Go-, .new.l6o: IDS
elm* 56-113 of 70 9535"
oaf R. - - -....22 213 i
siding
_Ms 'RI.. Si 83:q
RIM MD Minato; 92
.1155,1 m 5 W 95. 75 75X
MITA div off - . S 3; 3S'
R m 1 rat ro Ws' Mt
ir OM co i p dv off -63 60,
gr 01 p /12401-11.9 118
N fq 81 m 011.75 76
hurl Nav1m65.85 87
101.1511111 q.... 8 9
U71.7f1iv01f.....19. 3 ‘ Si
/mira R.-..... - .. N
Philadelphia lilarkets.
OCTODER 25—Evening.
•
The Flour marker is dull to-day; there is very little
demand for export, and standard brand, are offered at
65.781i6.67 without sales, except to the trade. who are
buying, In a small way, at the above figures for super
fine, .18660 for extras, and 08.71a7 49' bbl for lanai
brands, scoordlng to Quality. Rye Flour is quiet at
tile.N. and Pennsylvania Corn Meal at 8e.50 iP bbl.
Irma r.—There Is more steadiness in the marker, and
rather re doing; *aloe hurled' about 6,000 but at 132
Silage or fair to good anti choice reds, and from 146 to
Mott for white It , a a dull, Pennsylvania selling at no
tins yifl if tralfst l iree73Ve r , n i J 8
.11: 4 4;d 4 „VutZt 4 4 1
iat„. earsonchad ng 1,000 bin Western mire, Ila
l i nitere. ()eta are nuchanged. Delaware selling at Ms
a
o, and Pennsylvania Mane. Barley—B 4 OCO boa
sal on terms kept private.
Hans —Teen la very little Queroitron offering, and .
first No, 1 is wanted at SIS 43 3 ' ton.
Cotron.—The market is firm. bat not very active;
Xiboug 260 bales sold at former ratee.
tilsorzatas. Some further sales of Sugar and Coffee
ere reported at steady price.. The market is firm.
PloVlsioas —There is no quotable change in prices,
ands small hominess doing in Pork, Bacon, and Lard.
taunter la dull.
Sat ns.—Clovergioed is more soave ; 600 bushel. sold in
lots at Sib N
Vg ebel for new; MOO bushels
to Mitre at 4193‘..,4fr lb. and 1 000 bags recleaned Seed.
to co out of the market, on private terms, Timothy is
lower, and ZOO bushels Western sold at 41160 huskel.
Wkasgy is (lull, Pennolvanut hbls selling at 225;e430.
the latter far Etagere; Ohio 23N0, drudge giho, and
hihotieri4o IF gallon.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
BRE FOURTH ME.
ARRIVED.
fiteastahlA v City - of Richmond , Mitohell, from Rich
man& orfolk 15 nom. with mile mad paagengem.
io Thomas abater, Ir. At 9Ahi MT Cape greniopen,
an* two nark; end a brig , bound In ; brig Daniel. Maio
-47, from Mnbile,otr urandywiee, sohr British Queen.
Mow. emmati, r off Fourteen Foot Bang; ship Nor
rrAgiligud Llrereool, in tow
above ad, Island.
CLEARED.
Bahr Rush hineaetereburg. Smniokaon&Glover
Flu A Cordery,ASAooolC, tTharieston. J ntreet &
hr Limbition t _Wbite, Itictranod, do
our Yrobleni. Term,. Richmond. do
Roar Telegraph. Rolm, Ponsmoutt do
ifcrip.l4:l4;4lll.lSierel.Witria. do
do
MENOSAI4DA.
eteemehlp Etna, Hooktoy, for Liverpool, cleared at
New lorkyaaterday.
o • 3 lltesessti z t or grker e Bhufeldt, for Havana,
Skip Fre er ga: ' fait Callao, via Hampton
Roads. arrived at nattim'ore yesterday.
ehlv - Frootor,Oroolrar, from Liverpool, at New York
yestarday,
Mop Minstrel. Keeh', from Batavia, arrived at lice
•
ton lath inst.
Bh p Oxenbrolge, Howland. from Valparaiso, arrived
at Nuevo lath ult.,Joaded for Boron.
Ohio Jotio C•ittle, Hallowell, sailed from Taloahuano
LIM ult.. far Hampton Roiido, having revained.
Hark Oak Ryder, mailed from Boston ltih fist for Fhl-
1001prila.
Hark Lonna Strohm°. from Si. Sago de Cuba, arrived
at Kew ours. yesterda
o y,
nit George Amor. allobole, henna, for Boston , railed
from Holmes Hole nth that.
vet E Miley, matey ; J Stilt,
co , and Ma
donna, Coobrane, hence for Boehm, sailed from
Bolmas' Hole rah inst.
Rehr OD Floyd, Raokett, hence, arrived at New Bed
ford 24th met.
Bohm E Haight, Beebe. from Delaware City. and C R
Vickery, Babbitt, from Baltimore, arrived at New Bed
ford against.
Bahr iimoe Caroline, HOI, cleared at New York yes
terday for Philadelphia.
enter N 5 Mason. Unooln, cleated at New York' yes"
terday for Philadelphia.
Behr* Mary Jana. Priori. and Merchant, Phillips,
heves, arrived at Washington D 0, yearimay.
in ki tnigi . Faust, Mcaltinder, hence, at Wilmington,
J t oasVg r , d "s ; Haverty , rgirjeaeld
dar.
NEW 021,26612, 00t. 26•
Arrived .hips John Carlton and Corinthian, from Li
ernoQ,
r . rv - gimTlim2lmrsrni
Tan ORr rs, Erna, Mgr CosirE I ! I !
EVANS tr. viverisows SAFES AOALN MUM
FUANTM
HUNDIRION. Texas, Oct, 7,1860.
MUM. EVANS it.WATSoN. Philadelphia:
GIiNTO: In an extract in the N. O. Picayune, from the
salvetton News, I me it stated that there was not a
ash that stood the fire which destroyed our town (Hen
&woos) on the sth of August last, and, in justice to
Yourssives. I meat say that I purokased one of you
raanatastare of safes last gyring in New Oreana, of
Mesas. Neaten & Oliver, your agents, which stood the
banning of my_ etore, it being surrounded by wooden
Wigan, which produced the most intense heat. About
twenty hours after the fire. I took oat of the safe my
bemire, papers, rec., verfeotly secure, without sustain
ing the slightest low from anything in the safe. You
can axe this letter in aar way you see proper, I
think Nellie demands that the error should be correct
ed. Young truly, 0. W. SiIEVFON.
A IMO anartina at of the above quality SALAMAN
DER SAFES constantly on hand and for sale by
EVANS A. WATSON.
onto-at No. 304 CES4TNIIT Stroet, Pinhole
Foil COUORS, OR FOR ANT DISBARS OF TDB
wreathing Organ., We 3. R. STAFFORD'S OLDIE
TAR and IRON AND. SULPHUR POWDERS, which
are advertised in thie paper. The Ohms Tar informs
magnetism or vitality, allaying at once any pain or op
press ten, and its great telssmie properties heal WM^
WM sad inflammation. The iron and Sulphur Powders.
being a soluble preptration, unite with the digested
food, and enter with it into the formation of new blood,
the iron retaining the vital or Ilk-giving forces in the
bioodoehlehltilts meal/Hon is &fused through the
Mite system. The combined *Oahu! Oonvetts the
louts or wont-out partioles of the blood into gees,
which are lapelled from the body through its pores. by
the isereased energy given to the aironlattos. It in
-them watts, or workout particles of blood that form
phlegm and tubercles, and it Is their amid humor whlell
-Itritsteit sad destroys the membranes of the throat,
bronehha tales, and air-dello of the lungs. Send fora
pamphlet. Bee advertisement in this paper. Sold by
ail draggle* and by DYOTT tr. CO.. No. 232 North
SECOND ettliet. Philadelphia. ocall-tf
"SATINS FUND—NATIONAL SiENTT TRUST
doittP4lM—Cbattered by the State of Pennsylvania. •
RULES.
L MAW In reepived'every day. and in any amount,
limp, er small.
S. ?tVE rEit CENT. intermit is paid for money (trim
at SIM' it ig put In.
S. The mosey is always paid bank In GOLD whenever
t is palled tor. andlithout notice.
4. Money is reeelved from Executors, Admhailtra
tom littaidtans. snit other Trustees, in large or small
SUM, to remain s long or short period.
I. The money received from Depositors is invested In
Raul Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other first-
Meal teautitien.
S. Woe open every day-19 AI,NUT Street, southwest
corner Third street, Philadelphia. 1612
El g A.MB N 8 BAYING FUND—NOB7I2(WINIT
Co*'* Ilneonn and WAIMIIT STREins,—Deposits re
eeilredus moll and large emanate, from all °lanes of
the mag - nroisy, and allows interest at the rate of Fl VE
PER RENT. eer annum.
Mon., may be drawn by °hooks witlyint loss of in
terest. -
Qua orge daily, from 9 until a o'olook, and on Mon
day sad Saturday until nine in the evening. President,
pitylayans FELL ; Treasurer and Seoretary, ORA&
lL KORRIer
0/111 PITON MOT . HMG 011. THE LATEST.
9111.1111111610 la Ma bed meaner, nomad/ for Kg-
MATIONALVIt LOWEErr eellths mesa marked fa
XMLIFMNOrm AR goodamadsto order warranted grip
imam. Oaf ONE.PRICO mann to atrietly adhered
to. AD ereekeres• trawl elite, 2
IrdS 4o . , MGR ik OD. 604 MARKET Street.
, - Glom' & Riaraz's Ouisium
sionzima SEWINO MAORENEO
Tua.* tObilbt PoiatirMiewLac
11 , s. 7 SO Tr Plilladalais. sart-11
•-- • _
leithius-Pisoor films,—Avery
tittikkitiEßE for maestros
- 4 64 . 1 44 4 .,5Y54 WPSONvet&;PbllBololtiklik,
w ' & WATtON.
MARRIED.
• BEANS—BAIR o.—On the dth instant. by Rev. H. G
liensdale. Mr J. Johnson Benne. of Hatboroush,
to filtss Jane H. Baird. of Brrinohtown.
DIED.
DICKINSON.—in Camden, N.J., on Wednesday eve
ning.Oet 24th. John Dickinson. minter. son of John
and Agnes Dickinson, seed 21 years and 8 menthe.
The friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence of his parents. corner Of
Fifth and Cherry streets, South Camden, on Maturti.aY
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
HOPKINEL—On Thursday mornmg, 26th Instant, in
the:Blth year of her age, Mre. Catharine Davenport
Weems, relict of the ate John Reeking. of Dublin,
Ireland.
Ber friends are partioularly invited to attend her fu
neral.' fmru , the residence of her grandson, W. P. C.
htne, near Germantown, °Vit
toria] neat. at 2 P. M.
BEEK.—On the Wit instant. Ann Beek.
Funeral -frOm her late residence , No. I Providence
court, Sergeant street, above Race. this (Friday) after
noon, et 2 o'blook;
BRADY —Ott the 224 Blatant, Anna Mary Brad r.
- Funeral from the residence' of her husband, John
Whelan,3l9 Mt. John street. this (Friday) morning, at 9
o'clock.
.• CUHREN.-00 the 14th instant, Nancy Curren.
Funeral horn the resident's of Mr. James Welsh. No.
1408 •Cadwalader street, this (Friday) morning. at Lig
eecrortk.
IVEB.—Ou the 24th !outset. Alonzo Ives, eon of
George and Emma Ives. In the 7th year of his age.
Funeral from the, residence of hie Taranto, No. 223
Catherine street. tide (Friday) afternoon, at 2 o'olock."
JACKSON.—On tke 24th instant, Charles Weaker, eon
of George W. and wheodosia 8. Jackson, in the 3d year
of hie age.
Funeral Friday afternoon, at 3 o'clock
JEPSON.—On the 234 instant, Richard Jepson, aged
38 ear/.
Funeral from Ma late residence, 1800 Vineyard street,
this ( Prides/afternoon. at 1 o'clock.
Ke 0211.—0 n the 24th instant, !Ors Martha, wife of
William KnOth, in the 88th year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her husband. No. 1343
Prouty street. this (Friday) afternoon, at 3 o'elook.
11TeBR IDE —On the 13d instant, Mrs. Elisabeth 51e-
Bride, aged 03 years.
Funeral from the reeidenoe of her husband, Twenty
fourth street. three doors above Pine, this (Friaar )
afte noon, at 2 o'clock. " I
fiNVOKI2,—On the 1114 instant. Kate L., daughter of
Leah 8, and the late Charles Snyder, in the 17th year of
her age.
Funeral from the residence of her mother. No. 1218
Baines street, this (Friday) morning. at 10 o'nlack.
LAN.—On rhs 2ith instant. Sarah, daughter of
Thomas and Riles Whelan, aged 5 years.
Funeral from the residents of her Detente. Columbia
avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, tins
( Friday)) afternoon, Pal o'clock.."
Wti ET K.—On the 2tth instant, Mre. Elizabeth White,
aged 51 years.
Boners! from her late residence. No. 2045 Summer
street, on Montag morning, at 106 o'clock.
ODS.—.A large stook
BLACK DRESS 43
of
ashmeree,
Merinoee,
Armors Cashmeres,
Ir r :l:Yr " O e
tfo s inam,
Booteezines,
Tam ea,
fonaselmes,
ees Anglers,
eramettas,
BERION
Bombazine Alpaoag,
Mohair Lustros, ,
Satin do Chines,
A mmalinea,
Figured Poplins,
7rieb Poplins.
Grog (ham Bilks,
FO/lit doßoios,
English Bilks,
Patent Boned Silks, &o
•
SON. Mourning Store,
No. 918 Chestnut street.
OUR PRIOR FOR
PURE SEWINO BILK
3' CENTS PER OUNCE by oucto mary
New York Silk Weights,
de CENTS PER OUNCE by auatomary
Philadelphia, Silk Weights.
75 CENTS PER OUNCE: by standard
U. S. Government We•ghts, sehreh we liobrivally use.
Illostratin_g one of the men'mode& bv whioh
DIFFERENCEs IN QUANTI'T'Y
MAY ACCOVNT FOR
DIFFTRENCEn IN ITIOIC.
T. G. MAXWEI•L ec SON,
Mantifaotnring and Importing Establinhmant.
WHOTABALE AND Mil •th.
EL.-Vt.TH. A N DES.VII Streets.
TRIMMINGS, ZEPHYRSSKIRL'S, fon2s-tf
THE ANNUAL 'MEETING OF THE
Staab°M W
ere of the Phielch's R. SAVIIMP
Wolin Company toil( be held nt their office, north
eut corner of Tenth and Cheetnut, on THURSDAY,
November I, nt 10
An election tor Direotore will be hold between the
nous of 11 A 01., and I M.B.
L. 111.1TCHIN BON,
secretary.
L3PARR BENJAMIN, ESQ., WILL BE
liver two Lectures at the AtUSICa FUND
A, ' on 'THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
Ontober lath and 26th, commencing before B o'olook.
First—. The Frees e , a Foam with all the modern im
provemente.
Second—A New Lecture never before delivered.
Single ticket,. 2Soi tickets ad man ng a gentleman and
two lad Bernardth Lectures. SI. Can be bed at hlar-
Ben's, Lee & Walker'e, An., &a. 0023.4 t.
EXAMINATION FOR PROFESSOR-
Sale OF GERMAN IN THE cßournAL
saitOol...—An examination of Candidates for
the Professorship of the German Loneness in the Cen
tral High Reboot. will he held at the &hoot Betiding',
corner BROAD and GREEN Ntreeti. on FRIDA r
Norember gd, IHO. at a A. M.. under the supervision of
the Hishemhool Committee, assiined by a Commission
of German Eleholsrs. Applications and refererees must
be left at the COntroller's Office,Atheneeum Building,
Boetheset (writer SIXTH and ADEasPb/ Ctreetd.
Of order of the High School Committee.
EMMET EMPWLL.
georetary Controllers of Mum Saban's.
PllttangLenta. Oct. 11. 0020-121
WPSOUTHWARK BANK. PHILADEL.
' PHI a, October 9, 1860.—The annual election tor
_MORS will be held at the Hankine Douse on
AT IDAY, the IDth day of ADVEMBEft NEXT. be
tween the honre of JO o'clock A. M. and .9 o'clock P. M.
- The annual meeting of STOCKROLDSRS will be
held at the came place on TUESDAY, the 6th day of
NOVEAIBER NEAT, at 12 O'CIOOK M.
ooll•dtno19 F. P. STEEL. Clothier.
TFARMERS , AND MECHANICS' BANK,
PRILA DHLPITIA, Ooklher 5.1860.
An ual Eleotion for Directors will be hold at the
Bansinlionse. on MONDAY. the meeteenth day of
November next, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. N.
and 3 o'clock Y. ht., and on TUESDAY, the sixth day of
November next, a general meeting of tho Stociiho.ders.
will be held at the Banking House, at 4 o'olo,k P. 111.,
agreeably to the charter.
oed.dttio/0 W. RUSHTON, Is., Cashier.
ci , S. OFFICE PE NNL EL VAN (A RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
PITILAZIELPIIIA. October 17, 188
The Board of Directors have this day declared a semi
annual dividend of THREE PER CENT. on the Coyo
te! Stook of the Company clear of State tax, payable
on and atter NOVEMBER to 1800
Powers of Attorney for collection of Dividends can
be bad on application at the Of toe of the Company, No.
138 South TRIED street. THOS. T. FIRTH,
thalB.tdel Treasurer.
Virt:/OFFICE OF THE GIRARD F. AND It/
INBUKANON COMPANY, .No. 418 WALNUT
The Board of Directors have •
declared a remi- annual
Olvtdend of Poor Dollars per share on the capital stork
of the Comiduir, Parable on and after the hula day of
NPheil mdbrp.
hia, Oot. 16 , 1660 . mwf leA B. OILIA rTnT,w
er.
T .
OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
and Oeflllantown and Norristown Railroad CM
pany. Ocyourn IL 1860.
The Annual bleating of e stook and loan - holders
will be held at the offloe and
GREENpany at toe north
east oornor of NINTH and Streets, on MON
DAY, the Gth day of November next, at 1016 a. M.
An election to ehoose Your Managers, to serve three
yearn, will be hind the same day, at the same place, im
mediately after the close of the alorementymed meet
ing, and to alone at 2 W. B. W,LLSON,
null mwf-tnol Peoratary.
CITY COMMISSIONERS , OFFICE.
ict 0.860. cr BOARD OF APPEALS will si t upon tne fol
lowing days, to hear Appeals of Property Owners, to
wit:
First and Second Wards, Monday, October lg.
Third and Fourth Wards Tuesday , uctober rd.
r nth and Sixth Wards, WednesdaY, October 17.
Seventh and Eighth Wards. Thunder, October 18.
Ilinth and Tenth Wards Friday. uotober 19.
Eleventh and Twelfth Wards Monday, uctober 22.
Thirteenth and Foutteenth Wards, %%inlay, Ooto.
her 23.
be Fienth and Sixteenth Wards , Wednesday, Octo
r U.
fte
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Wards, Thursday, 00-
toher 26.
Nineteenth and Twentieth Wattle, Friday, °eta
ber 26
Twenty-first and Twenty-second Wards, Monday,
October 29.
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Wards, Tuesdar,
October SO. EDWARD ft. W.LLIAalti,
MARLED fa, NEAL.
JOHN A. rrOuaEMAN,
Din/ Commissioners.
ca . UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
nevertment nf
MINES, ARTS, AND M ANURACTIIRES,
Centse of 1803-1561.
The Course of Lectures in tine Department will com
mence on TH ftlepAY, November 16, 1860, and will he
continued ea follow_ _
.. . .
Ild EC .
AN I 0 8 AND CHEMISTRY.
Prof. JOHN F. FRAZER, Monday and Thursday, at
P. M.
GEOLOGY AND MINERALOGY
4 ProORARLEIR B. TREGO, Tummy and Friday, at
f. r,
CIVIL ENGINEER'NG—COIBTRUCTION—BCR-
• VEYING.
Prof.FAIRMAN ROGERH, Monday and Thursday, at
6 P.M.
M1N11.40.
Prof..l. PETER LESLEY .'I uesday at 6 P. M.
APPLIED MATHEMATICS.
Prof. E. OT b KENDALL. A Course of Mathems.•
Hos may be folios ed by those who desire to do so. unoer
the direction of the Professor of M.,theinatios.
The Courses may be attended either singly or to
gether.
A RRANGEN)I3 , 1' OF COURSE.
PROP. FRAZER.
THEORY OF MS CHO NICo; and its Application to
the Construction of hleohtnee.
CHEM IRTRY ; its •.1 henries, and the Prima. ties of
Bodies end their Compounds; its Applications in the
Atte.
pROF.EriDAt.L.
APPLIED MATICEMATIcii Trigonometry, Prac
tical Astronotay, Surveying , Geodesy. Theory of In
struments and Utiservatiorm
PROF. TREGO.
GEOLOGY, as applied M the Origin. Order, and Geo
graphical Dictribution of hock Formations, and its
Practical medication to Manufactures and Agricul
ture.
MINERALOGY, es applied to the Canatituent Mate
rials of Rocks, the txternal and Chemical Character of
Ores and mineral Eulistanees, their Connection wish
tn. venous, Rock Formations, and their Uses in Metal
lurgy and Manufactures.
PROF. ROGERS.
CIVIL EN GIN EERING—CONFITRUCTIOst;
Stiength of Materials, Masonry, Framing, sod their
Bp , Mal Applications to Railroads, Canals, and 'Water
works'. Bnrveying, end the The of Instruments,
PROF. ESLV.
MINING; Structural Geology. Metallurgy.
Attendan , .e upon tease Courses is voluntary, and
they ere not connemed with the ordinary College
For Tickets. apply to FREDERICK DICK. Janitor,
at the University—North Hulloing. And for informs
tun reiip_isoting the Studies. to
.1. AIRMAN It °GUAR, Dean of the Faculty.
riola 101 202 West NITTENHOUSE cuuare.
OCI. OFFICE OF THE puiLADJELPitiA
AND READING RAILROAD
0000.
The holders of the bonds of this Company, dnelnlyJ
1860, Gan now reeetve. upon application at this office, lu
Peyattache cent. hkeseh a i lama Blistering specified in the wag
me.
'Pie holders are also entitled to the bencitt of a Sink
ing Fund of 1140,000 per annum, as erstabliehed by the
stockholders at their annual meeting, hold Jannarg e,
ukki, and in pursitenee of the contract, entered into by
he oompany and duly reocirded to carry the earn. into
eat. 8. BRADFORto. Treasurer.
I.IIROULAR.,
Netted Ss tdor Holders al PAiiadolylefor sod Readier
!tattooed Compass Marques Beads, duo July 1,1860.
Theoe bonds are secured by the first mortgages on the
road, amounting in the aggregate to 8.9 . ..103,400. The
net revenue amounti ng
the lust DiSONI ye ar was Fix time. the
&mounter the antrtuil Interest on theee honda.
The managers propose to extend them for a period of
twenty years, the holders retaining the bonds and the
Security of the mortgages in the precise condition in
which they are now hold. Fresh /beets of coupons for
the interest payable t half-yearly, will be issued.
.
t W 91
INN 10per cent, Will be given to the holders, in
oonsideration of
their assenting to the extension. Title
hones will be paid in cash to the bearers of the bonds,
on their signing a receipt and presenting their reopen
gote bonds at the office of the Company, or to its agents,
for endorsement.
Forms of receipt and ondergoreent will be ferolehed
ON &Pella/Ao.
ilr order el Ihe Board of Atwitter&
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Um C Loeser, p ending Miss E Loeser, Reading
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W Wallace & wt. 0 MUM Walloco. 8 Carolina
Most Wallaoe. s Carolina Arthur Shelton, New York
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hl K ()Word, New York E Wilmer & en, Delaware
It 10 Duncan & la. N Jersey John Brodhead. Philo
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J J Beckon, Pt Deposit. Md E Chamberlin. Banton
rr Nicholson. Wash. LI C 1' Femme, Nashville
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D Washington A J Hanks & la, Cleveland
F Brown, New York I) Travis & la, New York
F Israel & la, Baltimore R Start &wl. Baltimore
W .H. Hamrick. Baltimore A A Carrier, Connecticut
11 AL Brown, New Yolk W E Mod gley. New York
Wilson, New York Simon elevens, Lancaster
A Hunt, tintollez 8 Archer, Piranhas
James Archer, Jr, Natohez N P llosanh, New York
John Calhi, New York N Soler, Nowt ark
(I P Whitaker. Maryland W A ohephard,New York
8 N Johnson, Washington
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C Ricketts, New York 3 Dame, Pittsburg
Thee Little. Pittsburg John Hagen & la. Lana
A IS utin,_New York Jonn
Mies M B Green. Mobile Gen Datmook. Troy. N Y
kdw ntspleton, New York F Mason, New York
Alex Garrett, Leavenworth Edw N Pinot, Brooklyn
Cant J n Maoomb,Wash,ol.l 0 L Seabury :noes
(leo Arms. Chicopee. Mass Mrs Maury, Wash, D C
Mies Maury, Wash, D Miss Naylor, Wean, 0
H %delft, N Carolina John I Marvin & la, N
Dr Lowndes, El Navy HII Dalton, B Navy
ki H. Hayden. New 'York W Canis, Buffalo
H L Heger, New York B 0 Damon & la, Mass
A R Boteler, Virginia D Foley, Washinnton
C Begelatern. New York Mrs Esselsteyn. N Y
3N Metre, UB M 0 A Dickerson & la, J
Ohm J Pussy Geo F Moore, Now York
Mrs M MoCrune, Pa Miss M 3 hioCruno. Pa
T Chamberlain, Miss Beth Adams, Now York
W B Chessman It I W N Ravines, Charleeten
Muse Harlem Charleston W C Rourk &la Bro"klyn
J B Foaselman, Illinois Dr C Corey. Jr. New York
0 H Dungan & la, Bristol Alias C Bunn, N J
Miss al Nowell. re E G Billings, New York
T F Hunt, Foranton, Pa E Moore & la, Y
W Stewart Philada 111 illa:chford. N Y
G B Rogers. Boston C B Morris. New York
Dant W Gillett. Galveston AII Bear, New York
'l' lintkins., New York John Porter Penns
Dobt otohnight. Pit 'burg Francis Hall, Reston
E ftioharde & at, Pi 0 Joe W Smith. New York
If Wilburn, tialtamore James Robertson, N Y
9{' James, Albany , T W i.ookwood, Detroit
A R Partridge & Plc, N Y E Donner's. Baltimore
D PeoltrNew York II 0 a night, Maas
Nil bawler, New York Chas Wiggins. et Loun,
H bI Sawyer, Boston 11 Douglas, Conn
Daniels. Providenee, RIBA Banks Now York
James fl Thorp . & wf, N Y Ono D Kellogg, Chicago
C T Brown, Cimino J Dior New York
Airs hi T Donner Watert'n I. s twitter, New York
A Borwin, Now York W H Banton, Now York
Mr ILgaine D Mackintosh, Now York
A Alerwin, N Y
MERCHANTS' HOTEL--Fourth stroet. below Arch.
.1 Lewis. California J F Barßatt, Columbus, 0
H A Mottbews, Waterbury G L Carrington, Warorb'y
RHenderson, Brooklyn J Shoemaker, lamqaua
Jos Brenner. Clearfield N Nun,eill. Lewistown
Dr Knell, Hrint,nadon E Eir.helberger. Penns.
.1 P i oury. Pennsylvania C H Woodwell, Boston
Miss Woodwell, Boston W F Beekuell, Boston
J T Newcomer W P Nagle. Milton
It L Ronnover Milton Robt McCurdy, Gettysb`g
David Wills, Gettysburg Dant Ruff New fork
A Underwood k. In, N York John Brownfield. Indiana
G A Bradshaw. Penna .1 Aliso, Keubenville. 0
J D Willmar, Boston I.: Fleming, Philadelphia
0 Long. Louisville, Kr Mice Long. Louisville
Robt Hall, Pa J Hooper. New Orleans
L R Curtis, Little Hocking .1W McKelvey. Bloomsb`g
siVir Shipman, New York John Bharpleas. Catawissa
.1 P Flint, Massachusetts T W White, Slastaahus'ts
John J Logan. Pittsburg Jas Beetled). Indiana
Jno T htainthorp, N York Sarni Bedgwiek. Greene co
Band Beatty. W Mill, Pa J B Boylan, Philadelphia
JONES' HOTEL—Chestnut street, above Sixth.
Mrs 0 Mane. Washington A B Davie, Jersey City
W Mitoheil, Baltimore W B Bays, Pit,shurg
Cl Bugbee, Palmer, Mess 'l' Child, Memphis
W 8 White, Belvidere, N J Mrs ha Pendleton. N Y
G C frugal. gt Louis N W Overton, crew Jersey
P I) Bluely, Ohio ti Biller, Pennsylvania
I A W Jones, St Paul Dr Bland & 2 Juliet', Va
A James, New Jeremy G Wilke, New York
E Byott, New York J Robinson Washington
J Mayo, Washinstou A Joyner, Washington
P Brewer. Trenton. N J 1. A .Eter& la, Baltimore
J C Stewart & 2 eons, Va B King, York, Pa
J Miller. New Jersey J Frost. Chicago
Wm Langnian, New York J J .mthrie, Uti N
Wm k ()wards, New York Chas O'Brian. Maryland
flenJ Robinson, Maryland W McFarland, N York
B Carter. Maseaohusetts F Bogen. Maesachimetts
Chan F Bill. Baltimore Thos Ward. Baltimore
J Gould, Chicago
AMERTCAN HGTEL—Unestnut st., above Path.
D C Kilbsurn, Cincinnati Jno R Laird & la, VI ron.n.
J T Walling, Tennessee Wm K Loos, Rending
Dr Jos A Kallisoh, Rending Chas Devin__,e Philadelphia
W Hrlitoraft, 1, Gregor:, Hancock, Aid
8 Colin Cincinnati D J 111oCann. Penns
Robt D Honecker Smyrna Z Honey, Menford, Del
Howell Fisher. dinersville T 13 Stoner & la, N York
K Phi.lips. New Yo k Jag M Spriggs, Trenton
P R 1 ewis &,11, Conn Miss M 17, Lewin, Conn
J . Norton, Bridgeton. NJI H Jennings, New York
T TIM
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J C Rogers, New York MB Williamson&ln,Bastn
Jno F Cummins&ls.iloctr n Geo G Cook, nosion
✓A Minoan. Virginia P n Glover, Schur Doll no
Chas Hum zinger, echnyl cso 8 11 Dough, Now York
I R Graham, Knoxv, Tenn Evan D Fa,lle, Virginia
Hiram Hills, Connecticut
ET, LOUIS HOTEL—Cheetnnt street, above Third.
Thee f , 13taok, Laepaster Wm C Crone. lialtimnro
Louie Ross k ly, New York T B Rend. N Hampshire
Dr B L Welling , NJersey Geo L Clark. Now York
m P.-Howell, Washington W Len, New York
F A Henry, Missouri A C Gardner. Yore Springs
F Weekes, New York 'l' MoKinetrv. Philp.
D Raymond, Bangor, Me .1 Murphy, Washington
t. Humphrey, Kentucky .1 M. Fredencks, N York
N H ntelunson, Canada
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M Chateau, Newtown, Pa. 0 H Cru roan. Diary kond
T itrel homeson,Waqilngton H Arnold. Weeny Hie. 0
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Hen) C Lowelkeit Louie E New Castle, Pa
It NI Anton, Belem, N J Allay Dt Umboltz, Patina
Rimmons, New Jersey Mrs J Lantz, Lancaster
I 0 Leone. Fulton no, Pa M Crawl ;rd. Jr Kansas
Col J Thomson. Penne. V Holt & in, I °told, Ind
Mom Emma Martin, Ind Mrs 1, ti Clark. vngore.t'n
D Cl. Liggett, Wooster, 0 AB. Liesett, Plume, 0
Wm Cook, hew York
STATES ONlON—Market street, above Sixth.
A F Gibtioney. Belleville C inhoff. Carlisle. Pa
Win Baiter. chester °a John Ghost
C Homier, Ohio A p St's:art, Fairview
A H. HOreigh. Pitleburg Joa C Brown. New Jaren,'
John Baldwin & la. Del on A A Baldwin. Philadelphia
Miss Annetta A llison, Phila 1. Wilson, Juniata co
N I. Gilds, Bedford co Wm h/ Deatrick, Pa
8 n Re.d, Huntingdon Pam' Brourley,
Goo C Trego, Lancaster on
COMMERCIAL HOT .—Elixth sto above Chebtnut.
J P Brnomer. Peach Hottom J Hanford, New York
Joe Conner, Wrim, Dol v W Cennix, New York
J B Lasseter. Illinois W Gawthrop. Ya
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C .attelinrne. eochranv'e M Woodward. Montourv'e
Wm Hughes Chester co. Pa G G Hughes. Chester co
E Pfizer & la, lioylestown Mrs Levis, New York
David Etiner, Pa Greer. Mt Hnlly, Ohio
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A Walton & la, Maryland W. 7 Bell, Montgomery co
John W Bedpan, ra El Bourdon, Bunke co
O W rannenhower. Pa B E Patterson, Phila
AE Savage, Philadelphia W A Smith Pennsylvania
Jag M McNair. Books on W McDowell, Pa
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R. Young, Bucks co Pennsylvania
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.1 P Nine, Lucerne oo D M Ramsay, Lebanon
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0 Rothchild, Williamsport R M Gowndie, Bethlehem
R A Collins goo l Downing, Pottsvee
II Moi tie, Dauphin no E W McLow* la, Penns
M O sloan, Bloomsburg W Faux, Danville
Imo Roan, Kingston
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B A Glue. Freedom!burg Wm Loohmari,Mamburg
Danl Long, Clew Jersey Joe Romanian, Boyerrovin
Joe Obeid, Berke co M Luther,Weisenburg
Geo Neese. Jr, Penna B Davis, Jr. Poona
Dr R Venartsdalen, Penn% A }quiet. Parma
Jnn 8 Richards. Berke no Joe Rtchards, Barks oo
T H Wolf, Danboro, Pa John Yerger, Reading
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E B Smith. Delaware C T Purneol.Delaware
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R Moyers & da. Allentown 3 Bedloo, Philndelpbta
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Rowland Scarlet. lllrdeboro fi Fisenhart. Pa
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and sell (as I have heretofore done at the Custom
holm Avenue Book-stand) grid and new Law and bile
aellaneour, Hooke. I have for sale upwards of 100 old
blank-letter Books printed prior to the year MS. Also,
I copy ter Erasmus on the Now Testam ant, 2
Printed in 1143. Price 810. I will also deal in Engravinge
and Autographs. Persons at a distance wishing to soil
BOoke, will describe their names, dates, size., binding.,
aonditieue, and pries.. Pamph let Lawn of Pennayl-
Paula, and old Books lIDDIL America wanted.
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RETAIL DRY GOODS.
N OW OPEN-A GENERAL ASSORT
MENT OF DREG t GOODS, with a great variety
OP LAD!F,S' AND MISSES' CLOAKS,
nmufaetured of the beet materials, in the most sty Huh
manner, and will be sold eheayer than
CAN BE FOUND ELSEWHERE. AT
S. V. R. HUNTER'S NEW STORE,
No. 40 South SECOND Etroet. 0025-6 t"
1.4 ADIES , AND MISSES' CLOAKS,
A
OPENING DAILY,
At S. V. R. RENTER'S NEW STORE,
No. 40 Sinai! SECOND Street
.
F.
..zrbEE ~,0,
INDIA L3l-I.A.WES„
VELVET OLOARB,
uLOTH CLOAKii,
dlLliti,
811 AWLS,
DRESS 00013:1,
In gent variety and rignoe seleolinna, nt
GEORGE FRYER'S.
No. 910 CHESTNUT STREET
mlB if
LADIES' DRESS
TRIMMINGS
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
ZEPHYR WORSTED, BEST QUALIFY.
GILT TRIMMINGS AND BELTINGS.
CROCHET FRINGES AND BERTHAS.
EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS AND CUSHIONI,
EMBROIDERED CHAIR SEATS.
WOOLLEN YARNS, ALI , Ping ,
ZSPHYR-KNIT TALMAS AND JACKETs,
ZEPHYR-KNIT SONTAGS AND SLEEVES.
ZEIIIYR-KNIT CAPS AND GAITERS.
RAPSON'S
TRIMMINGS AND ZEPHYR SPORE,
Corner EIGHTH and CHERRY Btreote.
er9,tiN26
EYRE AND I...ANDEL:I,,
EYRE AND LANDELE,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
FOURTH. AND ARCH, •
PROPER PLACE FOR SHAWLS.
PROPER PLACE FOR CLOAKS.
PROPER PLACE FOR SILKS.
PROPER PLACE FOR DIERINOES,
PROPER PLACE FOR POPLINS,
PROPER PLACE FOR DE LATHES
PROPER PLACE FOR CLOTHS.
PROPER PLACE FOR LINENS.
PROPER PLACE FOR NAPKIICS.
PROPER PLACE FOR QUILTS.
PROPER PLACE FOR BLANKETS.
015-mwar
ir,LOAKS.—The greatest bargains in the
city at
WENS'.
CLO k 1 t3.—The largest stoo%. the best BEl6ortittent • the
choicest colors, the finest qualdies, the west superb
trimmings, the newest styles, the best work, and deei
&ay the lowest Vri4Pß in the etty rVF:biß',%3 South
NINTH Street.
FANCY SILKS—
From regent uutaie Wee.
Various tote of fancy ens,
At mash lower primes than usunl.
Also, Monk Figured Bilks.,
OMR colored finites, nt low prices.
rioin Porto toles, all rotors
White, Bleak, and Colored Moire Antiques.
HARPI.FieIB fißOTHe.ite..
0023-tf VITESTN UT and moan
IiaILAOK BROOHE LONG SHAWLS.
- - Just received, a full assortment of—
Black Ground. open centres
Paris Broehe Shawls,t
With nawow and broad borders.
Paisley White snd Black Shawls,
Extra quality of Long Shawls.
Chains Lame, with deep borders.
BHA SIG.P.BB BROTHERS,
_0e23.-f CHESTNUT and EIGHTH
vy.RF, & LANDELL, No. 400 ARCH
Sirect.will open TO DAY, (rein Auction. the fol
lowing bargains. NVIIII3II will be sold as bargains:
All-Wool 'thick Thi bet ShaW.R.
All Wool Thihet Lung Shawls.
Finest Long bhawle sold.
Folierino and Magenta be Lames.
White Merinos and Onshineres.
Magnificent Brooade Poplin!.
'Wine below regular prices. pad
NEW STYLE BLANKET SHAWLS,
Long and Square, dtreot front the celebrated
Washington Mills ( formerly, Bay State Company.) corn.
prising all the newdesigne, In Stripes,Susdings. Plaide,
Grays. Dark Mixtures, and Illaohs—in Plain Medium
and Gay ht , lBB.
Aleo—Stella Broalie and Reversible Shawls in great
variety.
A fine stock Plain and Printed French Mormons., Ve
lour Poplins. new style filch Printed Coburg, all Wool
Mouslinee, all Wool Plaids, dio Ac.
BLANK kat3, OLAIIKE I S
An laymen o [new 10 4.11-4, 12 4. and 13-4 Bed Blankets,
some very superior Bollard vale and all Wool Seeker
FlanneFU RN a S H n NGGOO
GOODS GENERALLY.
CLOAKS, Cr OARS, CI-OAKS—in great variety, of
the latest styles, on nand, and made to order. nt the
shortest notice. CHARLES ADAMS & SON.
oc2o EIGHTH. and ARCH &rants.
pRENOII POPLINS. •
K. A FRAY CROICN e STYLES AT THE RIGHT
PAICEB;
Lupine French Meinocs, at the right prim,
neared Wool Detaineei and Cashmeres.
Valencia:, Plaids, Figured Alpacas. •
Children's Detainee and Wool Piaui&
BLACK lAMBS GOODS.
Motion t ut u French Merittoes. 55 cents to .91.
Wool Dolaines,pe to 50 °ants.
" " 8-4 sublime quality. 9125.
" Bombazines and Alpaca,.
" " Amelines, Fled Alpsone, KePs.
" " Black Silks, Coburg, An.
COOPER & CONARD,
0015 Southeast err. NINTH and AIAttzKET
11.41 ALL AND WINTER CLOAKS, of all
the new Mapes, randy mode or
MADE 'lO ORDER.
First-aloe park at popular prices. Every garment
guarranued to fit and Please.
Ciethefiy.the Turd or woo. of jnet the right kinds for
Ladies', Misses and Doyle weer.
COOPER k CONARD,_
005 Southeast nor. NINTH and MARKET.
CLOAKS.—The CITY CLOAK STORE,
142 North EIGHTH. Every one le talking of the
great bargains and superior quality of the CLOAKS at
the neat CLOAK STORE.I42 :North YIGHTH Street.
CLOAYS.—If you want the beet value
for your money, go to the City Cloak Store, 142
North EIGHTH Street. ahove Cherry.
CILOAICS.—The OILY CLOAK STORE,
142 North EIGHTH, is Enid to ho the best and
ehearest store in the arty-. non-lm
CLOAKS.—A magnificent tiStiortment of
all the newest styles imported this season, with
every new material, made up and trimmed in the very
heat manner, at prinea that defy all competition, at the
Paris Cloak &tore, northeast corner of EIGIITII and
WALNUT Streets. 0(.13 lm
EXTENSIVE DIPROVE 14 EN TS !
TIIORNLEY
N. E. Corner EIGHTH do SPRING GAR DEN Ste..
Raving enlarged their Store. and
INCREASED THEIR STOCK,
Now offer for inspection
ON.b. OF TRE NEST STOCKS
OF. GOODS
In their line in Philadelphia.
BOUGHT FOIL CAM
be b e And will sold
POSITIVELY CHEAP!
Sotioial attention invited to
Bilks and Drees Goode.
libitwla and Cloakei
Cloths and Caeeimerea,
illabkete and Flannels,
Linen Goods and Mashes.
Mar/m.lles and other Quilta
HoaiHrp h
e., re!:
All Goode toadied at the lowest price. aOl5
- - -
PYRE & LANDELL, No 400 ARCH.
Demonstration in Shawls.
Long
vi W to Phidawooho hls. 15.6 to 880.
S
A ne3 le Plaid Renick Shawls.
School Gid long and Square Maw's. tiod.mtv
ALA YRE K LANDELL, "FOURTH AND
AR CH STREF.TS.
Prlnted and Plaut Mevintlea.
Rioheat and flat eat Dolnin.e.
Wont HelAines. from the Salo.
PODIUM Plain and Embroidered, Ina-fowl
StiAIVLS.
llrooho and Charon Lain° ShawlB.
Long and square Blanket Rawly.
Stella bawls. nll r °lora.
Rovorsable Shawls.
Plush ahnn-la.
Manes' Rhawls. all ghlnttlioo.
CHAITLEB .AllOOll4 & SON
003-ntwlllr EIGHTH and ILIUM fits
CLOAKS —A large variety constantly;
on hand, also made to order in the meet fashiona
ble styles, at lower rates than any other estabhshment,
and in one day's notion.
CILARLES AD MEI &
oeB mwflf LIGATtt and ARCH Eds.
LINEN
, GOODS of every description, in
-A-8 eluding abiding linens, table linens, toaelinsa,
napkins, doylies, linen collars, ko,. &e.
CHAIM I- 8 and & SON,
noti-mixRC EIGHTHd ARCH Sts.'"
WE INVITE particular attention to our
W v snook of Dress Goods,witioh we sell at a matt ad-
Vanoo st of ImPorfaflon.
JoUVIN'S AND BAJOU'S KtD GLOVES.
eIIARL I.S ADAMS &
oeB-mwfd EIGHTH and ARCH Ste.
As 13 TUE bXOITEMENT of the last few
weeks id at an owl, there at now nothing to do but
to go to REIbIgIt'S, SECOND, above Green, fora
good Damara. It"
ANIALGrAM. BELLS.
Only ONE-TIIIRI) the price of Bross and less than hal
that of Steel Belle; of equally sonorous and mellow
tone. Warranted for twelve months against breakage
by fair ringing.
For sale at the SOLE AUENC'T to Philadolnliia, No
012 COMMERCE Street
ee2o thetu3m
SPALDINaII
PRBPAREII) GLUTEI
"A riTiTen RA WNW, RIAVEI
ECort r om Y !
GA YE PIEcES I)l3P4'l.Cl°
Al liattdseits W iii hdppot, Been in 01 , 171-I , litaatid
larnilios it in very desirable to httveisomo chomp and
convenient vruy (or repatring Op,. Crooke
if. &n.
tiVALDINGT PREY.AftEII GLUI
meets ail enolt emergencies, and no househoid can alined
to he without it. It is always ready and up to the stioli.-
leg Point. Thera lens longer a necessity for limning
atmirs, nehnterad veucess, headless dolls, and broken
aOlee. It is just the article for none, shell, and other
ornamental work, so Loyular with ladies of refineinelit
end taste.
This admirable proparatton is used cold, being ohs
tumidly held in solution, and possessing all the valuable
qualities of the best oahinet-malrers' glue, It may I.e
used in the place of ordinary inuotlage, being vea-yr
more auhsaive.
"UNREEL IN EVERY 1101.7:3E "
N. U. A brook sooomeaniee aeon bottle.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTti.
N kelmEle Depot, No. IA CEDAR Street, Net: , Yerk.
A.,1,111364
Put up for Doilora In Cases containing Thor, eight,
Ind twelve &am a. beautiful Lithographic 8110 W-CAY P
town - teaming eaoh package.
lair A single bottle of
SPALDING'S PREPA ItED BLUE
Mlt pave ten times its oolit normally to avery bouhabola
nold by all prominet Stationer/I, DruggiNta, Tiaid
4TaTa and Fdenituta Deatars, 1J TOO ti 4 a and VDDO4
Storeo.
Ihnuatry Merchants should make a note or
SPALDING'S PREPARED GI &E,
'when making rip their tiet.
IT WILL ETTAND ANY (ILIMAYO,:.
gssAns.l-7
J . R. STAFFORD'S
OLIVE TAR.
W MEN OLIVR 'PAR to hirtAr.Rn Be healing Raise lnie
ode, are brought in oontaot with the lining membrane
of the
THROAT, BRONCHIAL TUBER, AND ALL THE
. _ .
AIR-CELLS OF THE LUNGS,
rolinvino at onoo any pain or oppreerdon, and healing
any irritation or inflamation.
WITRAI OLIVE TAR IS TA }ERN UPON SUGAR, It forme an
unequalled Soothing and Healing Swear for Coughs and
all Throat &meas.
Wir 01,1 V'S TAR IA APPLIRD, ifs Magnetic or con
canfrated ouranve powers render it a most speedy
PAIN ANNIHILATOR.
Oboe Tar is not stiekv—doos not discolor,
Fitly cents a bottle, at .6411 BROADWAY, N. V, and
Ay a)) Drw.,,giatz,
IKON AND SITLPIIDIt POWDENB
are a soluble preparation of Iron and Sulphur, identrcal
with that existing in the blood of a perfectly healthy
person, Uniting with the digested food,
TREY REVITALIZE AND PURIFY TIIR BLOOD.
TEES /SIPART Exenoy TO THE lIERVORS BiSTRE.
TREY INVIGORATE THE LIVER.
TOOT BTRENGTIIEN TILE DIGIRTION.
TUFA' .11FnULATIITERBECRIITION8 OF VICE BODY,
AND ARE A SPEOIFIC POE ALL FEMALE WEANNFA9F.
At 4 4 2 BROAD WAY, New York, and all Druggists,
PAMPHLET CONTAINING TRSTIMONTALEI PEOM 7113
following and more than 100 other well-known promi
nent persons, will be sent to any address,frre by mail.
GEO. Law, Esq., Filth avenue, Now York.
hvarox DRAPER. req.. 'Banker, New York.
THURLOW WEED, Esq., Albany, N. Y.
Oen. Doer GREEN, WaShingioll i D. C.
Cot. SAMUEL COLT, Hartford, Conn.
COI. CHAS. MAY, U. 8, A.
Bev. JOSHUA LEAVITT, Ed. Independent, New York,
Bev. E. BRIGHT, Ed, Examiner, New York.
Rev. D. W. Cnoroc, Agt. Am. Bible Union, N, Y
lev. 0. F. A. SPIN:H:IOi Butternatts, N, Y,
Rev. Dr. LEONARD. Exeter, Ph H.
SEND FOR A PAIII.MILET.
Sold by all Druggists. OYOTT & CO., No. 43.2 No
SECOND Street, Agents for Pennsylvania. ee22-2m
For the INSTANT RELIEF and FES
ASTHMA, MANENT CURE of this distrersios soot-
plaint, tt a
BRONO.UIA Y, OIGARETT.I.:IB,
Matte by 0. B. SEYMOUR & 00., .15.5 BROAD-
V AY, Naw York. Prioa f.rlver box; meet free by poet.
my7-am ill Frgt irr IX AT ALL DFULYGGI3TW.
Q,PEOIAL TY FOR LADIES. TRUES
AND BRACE DEPARTIUNNT bondan fed by onin•
potent Lndien. Entranon TW EIiFTII &met, first
floor Won' Rano, A Hill lino of Meohnnicat
lieme
dies. tight and elegant in construction, specially
adapted to Ladies' use.
C. H. NEEDT,FS, Proprietor,
S. W. corner TWF.t.FTH and RAM; &roots.
Philadelphia,
Entruco to C. H. M.'s Room, for gentlemon, at
the corner. sold drrnf
A WONDERFUL AND NEVER
FAILING REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF TEE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.
PROFESSOR MORRIP
EU O.}SPILAI,OB,
, AN EXTERNA I, REMEDY,
Prepared by MOCKRIDGE & CO.. No. 63 North
FctERNII Sty eet.
irAnd for sale by Druggists generally. eels-Smif
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
'IRE INSURANCE. - MECHANICS'
tySIIRANCIE COMPANY or Philadelphia. No.
North SIXTH Street. below Race. Insure Build
ings, Goode. and Merehandise generally from loss or
damage by rire. The company guarant,o to adjust alt
losses promptly. and thereby hope to merit the patron
age of the public.
DIREICTOR9
Wiiillm Morgan, Robert Flanigan,
Francis Cooper. Michael Aloe.e.ty,
ikeorge L. Dougherty, Edward MeVoyern,
James Marna. Thomas B. McCormick,
James Doran, John Bromley,
Matthew McAleer, Frannie Falls,
Bernard Ralfwty•John Cassadf.
'I
hnmae J Hemphill, Barnard H. 'Wiseman,
Thomas Fisher. Charles Clare.
Frannie MoManus, Michael Cahill.
FRANCIS COOPER, President.
DEA NARD RAFFERTY. Secretary ne23 am
'WE AIUT UAL LIFE IrSURAIWE 0031
rANy OF NEW TORN.
Six MILLIOri OR DOLLARS,
INVEIBIRD I WORTH sIWORVIAGE, ON REAL RsTAIR,
OVER. ,513 ool),000.
The premiums are LOWER than in many other Comps
nies, and the Dtvidends have been GREATER.
This is a strictly MurnAL Comrany. There are no
Eltookholdors, no that ALL THE PROFITS
13E1.040 TO THE !asinine.
Pamphlets, and every information, may be had
RATIS, On application to
F. RATCHFORD STARR. Agent,
S. W. earner FOURTH and WALNUT Street*,
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES:
Thomas Robins, John Welsh,
l'ilordecoi L. Dawson, Georgo R. Stuart,
George Si. Stroud, E. H. who en,
John i 3. Myers, J. Fisher Learning,
Joseph Patterson, William C Ludwig,
John M.. Atwood, Arthur G. Coffin,
Thomas H. rowers, (Isom W. Toland,
William McKee. Thos. Walloon. n2a-ly•il
TAME INSURANOE COMPANY, NO.
406 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED APRIL,IB44, By THE STATE OF
.PEIVPSTLVANIA.
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RISKS.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel Wright. D. S. Birney,
Wm. W. Wattage. J. W. Evenaan,
Chas. Thehard.n, Henry Lewin, Jr.,
Geo. A. West, Jaaob W. Stout,.
0. Wagon Davie, Menke Stern.
'rhos. S. Martin,
GEORGE W. DAY,Presidant.
FRANCIS N. BUCK, Vioo Pres%
W ILA.; AMS I. BLANCH A RC. Secretary. t
A MERICAN SAVING FUND.--Com-
Danv's Building, noutheast comer WALNUT
and FOVRTH Streets. Open daily frorn 6
o'clock, and on MONDAY till Bin tho evening'. Ma
Old Institution has always paid in full, on d' , v,and.
without notice.
INTEREST PINE PER OENT.
1.11 euruy 9Etiti baok, on an B
demd, In goldanisi,ve,.
TRUBTEE.
ALEX. A'HILLIHN, Prnidant.
WORK, Vloo President.
Jo;inVnlr, T. E. Harper, George Nugent,
John Alum:tell, Jr., Sand. T. .I.ro,lino, Alb. e.Roberts,
Joho Aikinan, J DIMS Bowman, 11. H. Eldridge,
Win. J. li..v. &rd. J 01124 S. WILSON .Trensurer
JOHN C. SIMS, Sacral:try. ne3o-Imit
GARDEN SAVING FIaND,
L (Moe, 331 North THIRD Street, between Vine
and Callowhill. Incorporated b the ",egielature April
14th, 1831. Open for Depollute and Peymenm, daily, from
to PK ceoloog. Ala), on MONDAY' Mid TRUEbDAY
EVENINGS, from 6 to 8 o'tlook,
Interest 6 per omit. per annum. Depositord one with
draw their Moneys by iiiheoke. if dewed. Brutal De
vorite reoeived.
JAIMEIS B. ritlfinbi, President.
Wv Mil TrA AV. it RAVIN alm-tr if
NOTICE.—LETTERS TESTAMENTARY
to tho Estate of the Tate DUNLAP McL &UGH
LIN having been granted to the undersigned, all per
sons indebted to the Estate aro requested to maks pay
ment, and those having olaims against the Estate to
present them without delay to
M. A. McLAUGHLIN, Executrix.
sold-1 No. 413 Routh BROAD Street.
NOTICE. —An Instalment (being the
Thlrd)of Five Dollars per share on the Capital
stook of iho G h.lt MAN rowN PASSENGER RAIL
WAY CO. to called, payable on or before NuVr-MBEIt
arh next.
oc6-1m W.NI. SINGERI.7, fee. and Treas.
COPAMTNEN SHIP NOTICES.
D IFSOLUTION OF PARTNEIOIIIP.
The undersigned, trading under the firm name
of the Bridge Company, have this dar thasolved part
nership by mutual moment. 'rho burliness of thn firm
will be glared up by thn Treasurer. Algernon Roberts,
who is nutimrizsd to use the firm's name in Itquabition
of the affairs of the CerepanYi
A. P. ROBERTF,
LEVI LINE.
nuLAPI:LPIIIA, October 17, Ifat.
Tho bulginess of building lin , Bridget wlll be tun
tinned by the undersigned, in connection with tile nit
nuts tante of Car Axles. at the rencord Iron Works.
(Mice 410 WALNUT Street, Shilitdelphia.
oel7-12G A. k. RO BMUS.
DEWS , FURNISHING GOODS.
VINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.—The
J.- - subscriber would invite speolat attention to his
IMPROVED CUT OF suißr4, known as the moat
Perfoot fitting made. on hand• and made to order at
shortest notice. WHOLF.;I3/tI,E urp t ,ir,n,
Also, an ext.nsive assortment of IiEDIT'S FURNISH
INC 600D8, of his own importation.
SCOTT,
814 CHESTNUT Street.
002.4 Four doors below the te Continental hotel."
AZIIMEA I AZUMEA l AZUMEA I
AZUMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA
PROF. MORRIS' AZUMEA BAKING POWDER.
Manufactured solely at No. 02 North FOURTH
Street, and fur sale by Grocers generally. sel2-ernif
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED, at the
lato Ag rlenitural Society, to 01,4111 AN & ZEBU
DER. Fourth and Vino, for Bost Family FIAMB.—
Constantly on hand, Welsh's Harpor'a Ferry, Fagan's
Four-Aoes and Stag Horn, Bt. Lonna, and (tambrill's
fatapsoo Family Flour, 0034111
A. M. F. WATSON
PREPARED GLUE.
HENRY C. SPALDING A CO.,
Box No. /600, Now York
DIEPICINAL.
J. R. STAFFORD'S
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR A PACEARE.
E iD T' S
SAVING FUNDS.
LEGAL.
NOTICES.
WANTS.
8 1 , 000 TO ..3,000 WANTED TO IN
_ r•st Ulortgsse. several sums, on
3.:ge4y . lpa . Vl
,u.reettUe pit y. Apply to E. J. 1.1. TH MAti,
A ot2G-St*
Iv NTED STOVE FINISHERS,
• la tho F:tu‘e Foundry. SECOND and MIFFIAN
Streets. BORTH, CHASE, & NORTH.
0e25-3;
VVANTED—A PARTNER, with a capi
tal of about $5.000. in the Distilling business.
This ia an opportunity veldom met with. The party can
have entire control oh Inc money, and can attend to the
financial department., Alt nowleffim of the Intsmere not
nacenvary. Address " Thstiller," office of The. Press
cm2s-3V
VAST-OFF CLOTHING WANTED FOR
N-f CASH. Pleas WI or address
oat 120 A. D. ANCONA.
330 SOUTH street. •
UV-ANTED—In a first class Dry Goods
elenoodSsblenmnnosn n n e New
gYo g r o k QArTd e w A ddxeesßox Foss -
Oira•, New }rot k oity, stating where
trade is located, and expectations as tosalarY. 0022-6 t
AN LX eft.T BuOrICHYPER, who has
had 'experience in a Commission Rouse. will hemp
of I'm opportunay of se.curig a permanent situation by
addressing L. F. otbee of The Press, 003 4t.
. .
A N EXPERIENCED SALE 4 MAN wishes
to engage his services in a ttret•nlase Dry Goods
Jobbing Douse: can furnish undoubted testimonial. as
to character and capacity. Address " Ford harm" office
of this vapor. 0c23 Gt.
A PROMINENT NEW YORK DRY
L.R. Goode Jobbing House exult to dterelve by the
vrithdrav,al of one of tho firm, an active or special part
nor In wanted. wart one hundred thousana dolars. to
loin tho remnintne tnemb,r of the firm, wan name
amount. Address "A. B. C.," rare of Meters. J. w.
PAIGE. New York. 0022 Cr
FOR SALE AND TO LE F.
tits T ; LET A NEW HOUSE, No
imi.2318 OR REN Btrent, with all tho modern nn
Provernenta Fent 8 1 . 2 0. oc2d Gt.
TO CHAIR AND CABINET MARE RS.—
AL The Phenix Wool. -Bonding Company, owners of
" Blanohard a Patent.' for the Water; of New York,
New Jerner. Yennsylvaina and Maryland, will soil
county, town, or shop milts, or grant licensee to nee,
on easy terms This is the only patent. All infringers
will be strictly dealt with. Apply to JOHN BILOBY,
or O. A. Bt.:KOBUS, No. 34 BROADWAY, New York.
ock-dim
pOR EXCHANGE. --A CHOICE TRACT
A: of good uramproved farm land in the State of New
larger. convenient to the oily. will be exchanged far
city property. Apply at No. 118 FEDERAL Street.
eel -tt
ea LARD.OTL FAOTORY.—To rent, a
EEL LARD-OIL FACTORY with .t 2 Patent Lever
Presses, with Plates, Dias, Tuba , Kettles, T anks; all
mcomplete order. Apply to
ROWLEY, ASHBITRNFR. ro.,
col No. 16 cOUTII Wtl ARVER
tin PUBLIC BALE OF A VALUABLE
wkwFAßM.—Will he sold, at radio Sale. on Second
d a y, the 12th o f 11th (November/ month, .18a), on the
Premises, all that valuable FARM situated in White
marsh township. Montgomery county one and a half
miles from the chestnut Hill Hei'road Depot. saioininp
the lands of George Blight. eyrie A. Lukens, aril
others; also, bordering on the Wissahickon creek, con
taint, g ono hundred anis fifty acres of very superior
land, all to the highest Mate of cultivation. The linen
atone to of the very bee quality for lirneburtung Put-
Poem and the lime made from it bears a high character
in the Philadelphia market,
There is Mao on the promisee an opening of iron ore,
Which prom sea an abandant supply of ore of excellent
quality.
The improvements consist of a Stone Mansion House.
contains two parlors, dining-room, and kitchen on the
firs , floor, five nhambete on the second floor, with
ceded tithes.
The lloti;e is well shaded with evergreen and other
trees. The II trn w of stone. 100 feet long by SO feet
wine, and connected with it are a tars e manure ehed,
Wagon hone, corn crib, & - 0., &a., a I built of the best
materials.
There are wells of excellent water under cover, at
he HOllBB and Barn.
Theta are also on the premises a ga - d Tenant House
and large Barn; also. three 'megalith wits a Coin
(enable Hansa and Stabler, Enffinient for the nee of the
kilns
'I he Orive Farm is nonsidered to be one of the beet
Properties in the neighborrood, aid wilt be sold with
out reserve. A large amount of the purchase-money
may remain on the premises.
The property will be shown by Isaac Williams, re
siding thereon.
The Nate to commence et 2 o'clock P. M., when the
conditions will be made known by
GeV wfint.lt. ANN WILLIAMS, Trustee,
MISSOURI LiA.I.4D I!
600,000 Acres for Sale and entry, at Prices ranging
from 1116 to 10 canto ter Acre. in any quantities re
'TAXES paid, and PATENTS procured for purcha
"t ell e ag kt ' ilbi t el e rTri s e (l b r gan c eint e l , engage eta 3 6o
Por further Information apply to
WILSON, I AWLI.NtrB k CO.,
V. 6, and General - 14nd Agente,
60 griesTivuT Street,
Between MAD and FOL/RTH.
BT. LOUIS, 11 10.
LAND WARRANTS bought, cold, and located.
ocs-am
BOARDING.
1339 SPRUCE STREET, ONE DOOR
B 1 LOW BROAD.—First clam BOARD
ING for families and aingla gentlemen, with private
table, if desired. iX2S-2L*
BOARDING. -A private family, living in
the mnst desirable part of GREEN Street, would
take a Gentleman and hie wife to board Addreva
to Private family," Press Office. or2ti
IR.)T•CLASS BOARDING, with hand-
Rome communicating and merle Rooms, nt 1417
LOCUS 1' :Irma cola
En UlCA'rlOriAl,.
SPRING GARITEN
BRANCH .e CADEMST, AT SPRING GAR DON
HAret_. —lnntrue , ion in Linea eallethemo Foceraiaci
for Missee, and n new method of Exercises united v. o h
Military )frill. for Mnsters. Class fain, Titania, an'
Pridny, from half oast 3 ton for Minseri,lnn tentlemen
admitted during thin tnatllLitloll t) and from G to ha'f
peat G o clock P. M. for Masters. o. 24-12 t
MESDAMES 011EGARAY AND D'HER
im VILLA - respectfully inform their friends and
the DOM° that they have removed their Boarding and
Day School for Young Ladies from Logan Senora to Noe.
1627 and 1629 SPRUCE Street.
Funds from five years of age upward prepared for the
fourth class. 1725-6 m
nRIANT, STRATTON, ,X, FAIRBANKS'
tt- , MERCANTILE COLLEGE, S. E. corner SE
VENTH and CHESTNUT Streets.—Day and Evening
Sessions. Individual instruction in Bookkeeping. in
cluding General Wholesale and Retail Business, Ship
ping, 1 7 orwardine and Commission, Banking, .h
change, Illanufacterlng, Bahroading, Steamboating.
Be.. the most thorough and practical course in the
United States. Also, Lectures, Commercial Calcula
tions. Arithmetic, and the higher Mathematics, Sea
manship (hest in the city', Correspoudenco,
For wile, their new Treatise on Bookkeepine. Nana
rullP Printed in colors, and the best 'stork published.
self,-tf
CLASSIOAL INSTITUTE,
DEAN STREET. below LOCUST.
The duties of the Clameal Inmitme will be resumed
Monday. September a. J. W. FAIRES, A. M.,
au27- dam rrinoipai.
PENN INSTITUTE, SOUTHEAST COR
NER THIRTEENTII and FILBERT Streets, re
opens MONDAY, September Ed. Four more pupils
will be admitted, Catalogues sent to any address.
an2l-tt It. STEWART. Prinoipal.
MR. WINTHROP TAPPAN'S BOARD
-1-.A.1110 and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No.
17271/1N E ',treat, near Logan Square, will RE-OPEN
on WEDNESDAY, OeptemberUtlt. Giroolara furnished
on application. aule-tf
WHIT.D PRESERVANG BRANDY,
PURE CI;rER.
AND
WINE VINEU A 11.
Green Ginger, ➢laetard Seed, Bploem, &0.,
All the requieitee for Preaerving and Pickling purporee
ALBERT 0. .ROBERTS,
DEALER IN
VINE GROCERIES.
Corner ELEVENTH and VINE &Testa.
i ;I'ARKLING AND STILL OATAWBA
WINER,
illyitl44oll9TD
ESHE afY.
Cincinnati. Ohio,
iiirale On hand, and in lota to nut purohnse.,e,
011ABLE13 F. TAGGART, Bole Arent,
112-6110 No. 631 MARKETStraet
FAMILY FLOUR,
MAD?. FROM (IHOIIII.I WthiE WHEAT
U M. r sON,
w. or. nRGn ann stia;r4.
THOMAS THOMPSON,
SON. & 00..
IhtPORTERS AND JOBBER 43-
OABINET-MAKEHIP MATERIA.I,B,
238 BOUT!" 81COND STREET.
116 P Brooatellff,Plaahea, Ilopo, Damasks, and scorn
description of Furnaura and Curtain Goods. sel9-tut
sHOEMAKER
tot ,152,
OILA AFL VAkiilssas.
gelgataa carver ,VOlsWaill ANY; RACE Eltrsaat.
vwfv-in,
BUTLER HOUSE,
314 SOUTH SIXTH Streak
Opposite Independence Beller°.
Combated on the European plan.
Accessible at all hours.
ea2l3-9m A. R. LUItEli.5. Propriakor
CAST -STEEL. BELLS.
FOI CIIIIROILEB, FIRE ALARMS, 44
➢OR ILLS BY
NAYLOR & 00„
le-tt 620 COM IVIRRCE arta?.
FOR SALE—Just from the North,
tavern' lino 'amtly 'HORSES. ASTApple at
KELLOGG'S
on 25-31 - RACE, iStrFtet, below Twelfth.
ODUMAS COGNAC-40 quarters. 20
. eights, landing from "Rolla." For sale h
F. A I.ONUCH AMP.
0018 207 South FRONT.
18. GODARD VERY OLD COGNAC,
• 10 half pipo3, 20 quarters. in bond, nor akin by
P D. LoNGoli A MP,
nolB-121 217 . eouth FRONT Streot.
N AVAL STORES.-75 bbls Spiri ts
Turpentine, 60 do. Wilmington Tar, 276
foie
do.,
200 bbls 4EO do. Eosin. in store, and
Bnnth
sale
CO. No. ib
BURNING FLUID, ALCOHOL, AND
CAMPRENE, manufactured
co.
andr sale
13y ROWLEY, AtifiBIPRINIhR. Co.. No. 36 Sn”th
Wharves. 0c.28
GItEASE.-375 bbls , 200 half bbls.. 370
quarter bbls., 400 ketts., 1 000 1-qt. eans.soo 2 qt.
Olin. Patent Tallow-Orense-LWMta, Yellow, and
Black, manufaotn ed and for ash, by ROWLEY, Anti-
BURNE tt CO., N 0.1.0 bouth Wharves. n 026
BLACK PAINT.-24 bbla. Black Marine
Paint, imitable for Painting veleaele and iron
aorta. in iron bound bble. ; no charge for pacicagee -
for male by ROWLEY, 11.8f1BURfiE1t. & CO., No. 10
south Wharves, 0c26
VOA', bbls. Lubricating Coal
Oil in store, and for sale
.13_y ROWLEY. ASH.
BURNER. & CO.. No. 16 South Wharves. 0a26
REFINED SlitiAß.-1,000 Barrela LO
VERI N Crushed, coarre and fine pulverised.
B. and Coffee, and refined yellow Muria. for sale
nu AU AAA a 1,1.. LVTI rf
CHADIUMILE FLOWERB—For sale by
WETHERILL k BROTHER, 47 Find 49 North
BROOND street, trod
.45117bEb9ENTS.
CONOBicT HALL
____
I/314SELY THRONGED EVERY EVENING
Iri VOC BL AND I`.l r POSITIVELY
MiffMMl
or
VIV.IFESSOR. AND , MSON,
in hix f;reat Entertainrcoat4
A NIGHT IN WONDER-WORLD.
A NEW PROC.;ItAIIIVT r. EVERY /MKT VIM
WEEK!
TO-NiORT, FRI D AY—Lnst Niyht but Eleven.
TUE CALIFORNIAPR OG RA ninth.
SATURDAY—Last Piteht hut gin%
THE LONDON PROG ft.. AIMR.
The Reserved Wonders of the Alight) . Aly - StiniEt
Le Produced thus week. i”oludin r
MAN WHOR NOBODY CAN sEE.
AND TUN: LADY WHO CAN SKE,EVEHYTRING•
POSITIVELY THESE ARE THE LAl:sr bIIORTS.
TOMOhRRDWLSLU T M U INAT Y ED
AMA 0
I CLOCK. •
Baloon• 25 cents: Body of Rail 00 cents. oorYth
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE.,
Pole Lessee_.._ —Mrs. M. A. GARR
Stag! Manager__.._....._.-_.Mr. W.V. A. CI:La P !RAN,
Retsina's Anent._._- 3013. ft. hIU.R.Pir
TEIIB EVENING, •
And every nitht during the week, will no rioted, she,
celebrated drama of
TEE DEAD HEART!
Performed for an entire season in London. •
Robert Landry. Mr. Edwin Adams: Legrzad, Mr.
Young; Catharine Duval, Mm. Gladetzna ; Cori:100z.
Mme C Jefferson.
Previous to the p`ay
A POPULAR COMFDIETTA.
Doors oven at a quarter to 7 o'clock ; performs:men
eomm.ne,e at 75-4" o'clock. tall - Prio66 as usual.
WHEATLEY & CLARKWS AROHST.
TRIUMPHANT SINICFSS OF THE
OH VA r NEW DRAMA.
HOUSES CROWDED FROM iqk RQUET To DOME.
TH. MONKEY BO
THE MONKEY SOY! Tor, MONKEY BOY:
TO.NITHI-TE
AN N R VERY
MOAT, with the Comed . ett-
or the
SWISS
Seaure your seatts iii advan /S
ce WAINS. .
MOT , 9,,NOUGW"
oDONOUGH'S OLYMPIC (Late GAIF,
- TIGS.) RACE Illtreot. below* Third.
A Di CIDER HUN
Great Suraess of Little cORrl t.I 'llO -7 ARD.
"TIN NIGHTS IN a. BAR ROE)
Mary Morgan. little Cordelm How trd ; armsted br
her parents, whowill appear as RonaPorra and Mr5...1.0r-
To eonelnde with, for the hat time, the great:D=lE,
entitled
• • •
THE DUMB GIRL OF ONO 1,
In compliance with the request or many families,
UNCLE Toand CAMPI
Will be performed on SATURDAY at V 2
o'clocir.
Evening Perris ma Ice to commence at 7 o'c oak.
Price. of climes Lon. 25 cents; Varna r Circle, 15 cents
CONTINENTAL THEATRE . ,
(Late National,) WALNUT Etna, abovo Eight 4,
THE GREAT AkIrRiO4N CON*ROLIDATED
CI It CUR COMPANY,
EVE
P. MADIGAN Ic Prop_netoni.
EVE RY NIGHT DURING TAM: Wr.RE.
The Matimers. in cremating this grime colnintin
of dashing and remises tcitlEwrßlANB. 'first &me
R'DER-t. woneerrol DLFTP.II, VAULTERS,
I'D .03L,FRA. and PANTONI. MISTS, challenge cern
parison with any troupe now extant.
The list or the Company and
IS IN Tfi E CIRCLE
will ha pubileled in daily Ws.
The doom open at half naafi a'alm.k. PCriOrnlnnOn
commences at half past 7.
Admissmn only 25 cents ; Family Circle 15.
On SATURDAY a MATINEc, commonoinß at throeo'clock. 0022 at
SANFORD'S OPERA HOUSE%
FLEvENru STR.BS2;
OPEN FOR 1-,E onnsoN.
NEWLY DECoRATEo AND .P.Afrci.".3O.
tiAtIFORD
Hu se Oti ea ono or tho
LARGE:Fr COMPANIES aver prosr.irtni
who will itepear ni,htlr.
Sanford will perform ever. evening.
Doors open at 7; Commence at 715. •
Adinatanne 25 cents. Children 13 tens- 0018-lift
H EAL' QUART FRS. FR A Nlc."l IDi
P I ACE. Revived under the ruporvrloo of
Magna. CHAD WWI( Sr. T.—Pree C-ncerta nott
tr ; the best talel•t. ot the city Free Lunch nett Re
hearsal at 11A. 111., dads. Como one, come all. .fads
for yourrelvre. ea.: 40
CARL WOLFSOHN AND THEOUOIRE
THOMAS'S SERIFS OF SIX CLASSICAL FOt_
REEd, nt the FOYER of the ACADEMY OF must°.
Subscriptions will be received at the Au= Stores of.
O. Andre & C0.,1104 Chestnut street; Len lc Wal4er
722 Chestnut street; Beck & Lawton, Savant'. and
Chestnut streets; and Th. A. Schmidt, Juniper ar
Chestnut streets, where the programmes and particu
lars can ba seen sad Ow°
HEN NA. ACADEMY OW TIM
A. A RTS.-10n5 CHESTNUT Stmt.
" CHIMBORAZO." a splendid Painting tri*
"THE Futsr sin," s beautiful Marble Statneae by
Angelini
On exhibition for a abort time.
Viattoza trill niacin bring their 01Na glasses.
BUSINESS CARDS.
D R. S. T. BEALE, - -
DENTIST,
fine removed to 1113 CHESTNUT Strad, (Girard
Row.) Philadelphia. 0e26-Irn.
CUARLES W. BROORE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, •
Roe removed hut MAPe to
No, 132 Su UCH ru SIXTH STR BE r.
1 R. CORSON,
RV.TATI, BSTATE BROKER,
NORRISTOWN, PA.,
OPPERS AT PUBt.IC AND PRWATB
some of the moat desirable and wednetive lama zn
alontamnory and Chester nountina. Ala, sooors.l Ye:-
chant and l,ritt mdeatrable partaof the eona.ry.
Persons yririing to p , rehaeo - p,onort.eb. eith.r no
home, or innestmentn, will. find it greatly to 'dint cd
vantage Co call, or w. its fer a eatMoituo.
Paceral handsomely located fraffis to 6.7.abango fez
oft, property.
Patriot Avn Properties for solo or mil , .
Good. Mortgages negotiated reasonably.
A mly to R. W. CORSON,
0n24-lm No frit ts'l aN.
NEW ORLEANS (LA.) PIOAI
!TOY.. 001 i.% ea CO.
Have been appointed sole asents in Philadelphia tot
this extenaively emulating paper. of eommanling
thminess men are advertising in the beat ntma •
papers of city and cannery, at the nffie.rt of h; F. Ct*,
& CO., Advertising' Meath, FIRTH and CO EST , 1: 1'
Streets. Plutadelphia ; Minute Buildings, Now Yor'‘.
IJ. BAYLIS ThOMAN,
• ATTORNEV-AT-23W, _
Ham removed hut office from No, 9n ArOh STIVIL tb
449 WALK UT litres:,
Partioular attention elven to the recovery cf
tile Claims. The drafting end egarr.ination et Wilro,
conveyances, Assignments. Duels of Title, and otllef
Instruments of Writing. The management of I:xeou fk,• -
ships, Adnunistratorshivs, and Trusts, emicrintend,:.:‘;
and the beet neounties r,roenred for the germ:mei - At in -
vestments of Moller. Satisfactor reference riven
ashen ref:mired. easy-ern*
H ORACE SEE,
MECIIANICAL ENOINEEN.
PA VENT A'VTORNES.
No. 114 'booth SIXTH Direct,
(Nearly tapoBita 11.1 County Court ilouio.)
Prepares ..:swinge, Ice., and rren. l Cw
all other httr i neri'oonneeted with the °l:astral:lg of Let
ters Patent -
Machinery Designs.) and Drawings made. artl3-Brn'
NIOiIOLSON,
l• • Illanniseturer of
31 - 11.R.T8 LINEN and MARSEILLIA
D 0.901413 AND COLLARR.
A Intl° and ahem assortment, and atntL MAD:,
always on nand. unto which I particularly tnvito the
attention of efaill and yrompt-parins BROW.:-11Y-1
. . .
S. E. Cornor of SECOND sad ARCH Streets, nil,
&Aphid. ntit-tm.
Q.FUOITET Sc SONS,
• IMPORTERS OF HAVANA. CIGARS
No. 216 South FROAT .sticat,
Reoenro regularly a lull atsortment of dcciralec C!
Gam. which they offer at low ratan, for each or
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Droved credit. fel) ty
pAir: l ol , l £:101101 , 6'07:i,
TWORBINDERti,
rah-5. 619 AND 0 . 41. MINOR ISTf 4
i;arweer: Market and chentra
JAMES PAWSOPi.
• WIT j j 5, rrirTzfit 2,0
SALES BY AUCTION.
B i•ZA1111., NINTH AND SANSON.
STREETS.
Extensive Auction Sale of
HORSES. •RRI AO ES. HARNESS. &c
On Saturday Mom ent. at la o'clock.
The cataloguelnclude at least
50 HORSES.
07" Fall particulars at Dale.
Also.
A large collcc.ion of desirable new and semi-hand
larringen, harness, & o.
E 9 Carnagas and harness at Private Sala.
At.a. RED Al. RER RNESS.
Auctioneer.
DEPARTURE OF RAILROAD TRAINS'
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAlLROAD—Eleventh
and Market streett,
Hail Train laarea--..—..—....—. 7 33 A. 7,1,
Fast Tana .-
I.:xpreas ..---.10 45P. 1.
Harrisburg Accommodation...._.__....._... 300 P. At.
Lancaster Accommodation... —....--... 400 P. M.
Parksburs Accommodation— 4) P. hi.
Wear Cheater trnies leavo Eleventh and
730 A. M., 1330 and 4 CO P
Williamsport, Limira, Bulr‘lc, and Niagrurn
leave 7 15 A. 01., ands 00 P. 01.
MEW YORK LlNES—Walnut-Str3ert Saari
Acoom. Line, via C. and A., 1eave5..._....... C0
Acoom. Line, via Jersey City.-.... 0.00 r.. 12 -
Moraine Express via lereer City., • 040 A. ;V
lito Pm boat via Taeouy and Jersey utty.—. 110 U A, `,4.,
Camden and Amboy Accommodation ..... ....12 2,/ P ht•
b;xpr,„ss, vr= ctamdon rind Amboy.. —• .2 Oo Al.
Evening Express, via Taoony and .f. C..... 4.01 P. M.
.Bveni..4 Mail. via Camden and Jersey C.-- 6 00
tNight Express Mail —.11.00 P. a..
Camden and Amboy Aecommodalion P. M.
For Belvidere. t roton. Flemington. hr.. 0.00 A.
and 4G) from Walnut street wharf, and 7.10 A.
trolnKemington depot.
?or Water GaDjitrovnburg. Baran ton. Wilkoshaml,
Montrose, Groat Bond, ko., at 6 A. M., from Wai nn t,
street wharf. and 1.10 A. M., from Kensington denot.
For Mattel. Chunk, Allentown and Bethlehem, at 6.G1l
A. AL. and 4. , 0 P. to., from Walnut-street wharl, and
7.10 A IL, from Kensington depot.
For Mount Holly, at 8.00 tutd. SOO, A. M., 8.00 and 4,7,ti,
P.M.
For Freehold, at 6.00, A, 111., and 2.00, F. AL
Wan Line for Trenton, Bristol, &o 60 and COO F.
M.. from Walnut. street wharf, and r SU, A. AL, and
46, P. AL, from Kennington.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD—Broad. and Primo.
F.xprese Train leaves—......-- , --.9 Ut A, I , t.
do
do 11 Id P
For W ilmineton Wt . .... '''''' 12 noon,Ms, 446, 8.
and 11.10, P. M.
For Middletown, Dover, New Castle. Fesford nod in
termediate plasm at 8.11. A. M.. and 4 18, P. Ai
°outlays—For Baltimore at 11.10, F. M.
READING RAILROAD—Broad and Ca 1771,111 alma..
ExpeEn'Traixt lemm
Night
Es pre a
ts --
Reading AccomrhodeDon..--.....-
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TILMIRA AND NIAGARA FALLS—Broa;.;
EXPreSS T 116.11 leaves— —..—.- 8 NI 8,5
Night Esproso _ ..... 333 P.
O ERMANTO i 714 Ak:p . po A.l)
and Greell
Trains leave for Connhohoe . ken and Nonistown at
503,7.03,9.05 ronl 11.05, A. 6L, and 1.01, 3f5 G 65,
660 ardll 15. P AI. Sat ?Panay unk, at 560. 7.00, 9.06,
11.05. A. AL, and 1 03.203, &OA, 4.55. 6 55. 610, I' 15 an d
11.16. P. 61. For Germantown,6o 700, 800. 9C".
10 CO. 11 00.1150. A. 61., and 1.50.200 3 0, 330, 4 Co. 0 .
600.6.:6. 7.00.850.9 00.10 15 1130, P. 61. Far Chestro. 4
nt 601, 800, 10 05 and Moe, A. AL, and 2 09, 4ro,
6.00. 630, 800 900 and 10.16 P M.
Sendai trains for Germantown lea vo 905. A. 61 and
2.00. 3.00,6,0 a 7.45 and 10 50, P. Al. Leave Germantown
at 7.10, A. M.. 1.10 4 00, 50,9.60, P. u. Per Norrit.tearn
cm. A. G1..0.00 ain 6.00 P. Al. Leave Norristown 705
1 00 and 6 50 P. Al._
CAMDEN ANDATLAN wha TIC RAILROAD--Vine strut
rf.
Mail Tram 30 A. M.
E xpreaa Tram ...«,.-4 Co v. m
Accommodation to Esc Harbor 0n1y.....-5.16 Y. 01
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD—Front and
For Fethlehem, leave at 6.80 A. 7111,, and 2.17 and c
.P.1 :3 1 ;
FDoylestovra. les eat 9 A. M ~ 26d4 00 •M,
For Fort washington, leave at 9.26 A. M P . and 8.1.0
F.
SunM.
daye—For Bethlehem Sat 8.004 N. For Doles. ,
town at 9.00 P.M.
WEST CHESTERMVI A MEnlA—Thirty-Srat :and.
.I.darkat atrcets.
Trains leave at 7.0 and 18.08 A. M., 4.90 and 0.00 P.M
Sundays leave at 8.00, A. 11,2 00 P. M.
Trains marked thus (*) run on Bundsys ; (El Satan.
dare .toopted.
ALEP —For sale by WETHEtaLI, &
1 3 KOTREftt V HA to V9rtit itgaVtip Mutt,
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