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Interesting from Sonora;
t onDRR OF Ausawarr Orr ana—AOTION OF TUB
I , f}nlo/LA AUTLIOF.ITI2I3 P.SII,FIDT OF
Prom the Washington Constitution.]
It will be remembered that some time in the lat•
to part of last
,summer three Americana, of St.
Louie, attached to a mining =oh in Arizona, near
the Sonora line, were set upon and murdered by
some Mexican peons, who also carried off oonside•
rabic property belonging to the mining company.
A public Indignation meeting in regard to -this
cutrage was held at Fort Badman, which meet
log appointed a committee to correspond with tho
oevernor of Sonora, to demand justice on the mur
derers, as wall as the return of the property. This
Jocund was made ; and a correspondent at Fort
Buchanan sonde no the reply of the Governor, whieh
no have translated, and here subjoin :
REPUBLIC OF MEXICO.
GOVEUNHEAT OW TU STATE or SONORA
On the 30th ult, the prefect of the district of Ig.
patio gave notice-to the Governor that some Mexi
can peons had assassinated three American old.
cult at the mines of st. Pedro, in the Territory of
hone. The - names of the assassios, as well as"
those of the murdered men, wore given. The Go-;
tornor, horrified at the crime, and being animated
with a desire to preserve the most perfect and cor
dial harmony witluthe neighboring Territory, im
recdiately issued a oironlar to the. prefeits ordering
the arrest and close confinement of the criminals.
Afterwards (on the 10th of August) the same
pveletat sent' to the Goveinor a list of the articles
stolen by the assassins, and the Governor ordered
all that could be found to be collected together and
securely kept until- they could be sent to the an
,ttarities of the neighboring Territory, to Ira dis
posed of in accordance with your laws.
In the communication whtoh you sent to the Go.
vernor in the name of the meeting of citizens over
which you presided, you solicit the apprehension
end punishment of the criminals, and as this is
in conformity with the sentiments of the Governor,
ho will comply with your Bequest so far as his au
thority extends in such oases, promising you to
communicate with the General Government on the
subject, and to keep the criminal in prison until be
shell receive orders from the superior ttovcrnment,
hoping that this step will farther the much-de
tired adjustment of an extradition treaty between
the two countries.
A 8 soon as the proper officers inform the Geyer.
nor as to the property they have been able to
obtain from the criminals now in custody, end
who onn be identified as in any way complicated
with the murderers, it will bo sent to the authori
ties of your Territory.
The Governor has already answered your com
munication of the oth inst., renewing his nem.
;arias that the authorities of this State will ear
nestly endeavor to punish the murderers, promising
to omit no legal measures that will conduce to the
result of vindieating publio jostles, preventing in
title manner the repetition of crimes which the Go
vernor laments and condemns in the most solemn
manner. lie hopes the steps be has taken, and
oontinne to take, so far as his authority ex
trivia in this matter; and his exertions with the
tlecoral Government,•will satisfy the individuals
the meeting of the good disposition of the peo
ple of Sonora, and their desires to not lot pass un
punished molt atrocities as that which they hays
denounced.
God and liberty. Hermosillo, Almost 20, 1800.
V. PESQUIEItA.
_ .
MANUEL MONTZVERDE, SCOICtIIry.
:to Edward E. Croes, Erg., Fort Buobanan, Arl
sona.
Oar cprrespondent says that notwithstanding the
professions of tho above letter, which ho character
tzas as a piece of Spanish duplicity, no action has
been tnhon by the Sonora authorities, except to re
lease the murderers from custody. None of the
property stolen has boon returned.
Our correspondent ndde, writing under date of
'' , ,tpteinbor 30, that a bloody revolution is in pro
rzss in Sonora. Peequiera is entrenching himself
at Hermosillo, where the Gandaristas an collect
ing to give him battle. Gandara is characterized
ce friendly to Americans, while Pesquiera 18 de.
:a abed as pretending friendship, while et heart a
bit ter enemy.
Letter from Ralph Farnham, the Ve
teran of Bunker Hill.
Ralph Farnham, the veteran of Manlier 11,
~ ao has rooontly visited Boston; causes- the fol
tenting letter to be written to the papers of the
" ACTON, Me., Oct. 23,:1.860,
" I wilt give you a brief account of my journey
home. When we arrived at Lawrence there was a
largo crowd at the depot. They requested one to
hold my hat out of the window, widish I did, when
ihzy showered the 'needful' into it as I never
~xi,ected to see in my life ; then as the train moved
on, we left them amid such sham as I shall never
forget.
" At Dover, N. IL, I received a like reception,
end the worthy Mayer very kindly attended one
•ever to Great Falls, and presented me with a $lO
bill.
At Great Falls I mot with the ease demon-
oration as at Lawreneo and Daver, and the Ticket
Master of the Groat Falls Branch genres(' invited
me to a dinner that I enjoyed very much.
" After leaving Great Falls I was received with
hearty cheers alt tho way along, until I arrived at
Acton. I told them, wken I got home, that '1
hid seen the elephant,' and was very glad to got
hook. "
"I am in good health, and my friends think I
am better than when I started on my journey.
:do sure that I am 83 well.
lONA which I received when there. I remembor,
with special pleasure, my visit to Bunker mu, at.
I ended by tho Charlestown oity authorities; the
military and musio ; elm the addresses delivered
on that occasion by the Mayor and Mr. Frothing
!: tm. .
am also greatly indebted for the liberal
min of money, and the many presents I received.
.My thanks, wadi is all I have to offer, scam but
poor return for so many favors. I ought cape
:dally to mention Mrs. W. Farnham Leo, and the
...npany of Lancers, and Mayor Dana of Charles
t,:n, and Mr Gilmore's Concert Band, for their
liberal presents.
" Though I am in my 106th year, I am not past
..11 usefulness; I split my own kindling wood, and
build my own fires. lam the first one up in the
morning, and the first one in bed at night. I never
el :up or lie down in the day time, but rise at 5 and
retire at 7, and this Icontinue summer anti win
ti.r I have always been temperate, and for over
t , ..irty years past I have not tasted a drop of spirit
uous liquors, or even eider. I was never sink in
lay life, so as to require the attendance of a physi
elm. About twenty-five years ago I broke my
thigh by falling on the Ice, and had a surgeon to
tel it, bat this is the only time a doctor over at
tended tuo. I live on plain farmers' diet, drink
(so and coffee, and eat a very light supper, never
eating meat after dinner. 1. have no doubt it is
ening, to these abstemious and regular habits, and
the avoidance of medicine at all little ailments,
tt.at my life has been so prolonged. I voted for
ll en. Washington for President, and have voted at
every Presidential election since. and hope to vote
..t the next election. This is the duty of every
Christian freeman.
" This letter, which my grandson has written a
my direction, I have carefully read and approved
cud I sign it with my own hand.
" RALPH FAR/MAX."
STREET-SWEEPING MAGNINE.—Mr. Heine
man, the owner of a street-fiweeping machine, yes
terday tested its qualities, on Seventh street, west
of Washington Square, before a committee of Coun
cila The machine consists of a large wagon, be
neath which is a revolving broom, with sir sweep
are, and is so arranged that the driver can raise or
lower it, by means of a crank, as the necessities of
the case may require. It worked vory well, and
removed all the dirt from the centre to the sides of
the street, for the distance of one square, in seven
t,en minutes. Mr. Heineman asserts that six of these
machines would be sufficient to keep our streets
in good order. The price asked for them is two hun
dred and fifty dollars each. By keeping that
number of machines In constant operation during
the dry weather, and having the dust carted off,
Mr. 11. believes the work could be so effectually
done that, even in the spring of the year, there
would be verylittleesuse for complaint. The plan
has been carried on in Cincinnati, New York,
Boston, and other cities, for some time past, and
has given generaleatisfection. The few members
of the committee who were present yesterday ex
pressed themselves - highly pleased with the ex
periment, but it will be some timo before Councils
will take definite action upon the matter.
THE NUMBER OF LAYGIIAGES.—The least
learned are aware that there are many languages
in the world, but the actual number is probably
beyond the dreams of ordinary people. Tho ge
cqrapher, Babi , enumerates eight hundred and
sixty, which are entitled to be considered as disk
Omit languages, and five thousand which may be
regarded as dialects. Adebang, another modern
writer on this subject, ream up three thousand
and sixty-four languages and dialects existing,
and which hare existed. Even after wo have al
lowed either of these as the number of languages,
wo must acknowledge the existence of almost ing
id.e minor diversities; for almost every province
has a tongue more or loss peculiar, and, this we
may well believe to be the case throughout the
world at large. It is said that there are little
istande r lying close together in the South sea, the
inhabitants of which do not understand each
ether. Of the eight hundred and sixty distinct
languages enumerated by Debi, fifty-three belong
to Europe, one hundred and fourteen to Africa,
one hundred and twenty-three to Asia, four hun
dred and seventeen to .Amerieti, one hundred and
seventeen to Weeniee. by which term he distin
guishes the vast number 41 islands stretching be
tween Ilindostan and south America.
THE AMOUNT tsr SALT IN THE SEA.—A now
subject of research—namely, the amount of tail
contained in the sea under different latitudes—'
has jest, received a considerable degree of de.
volopment through the labors of Mr. it. Thornassy,,
Butfetrn• de la SocieteGeologigue de France.)
he determination of the degree to which sea
water is impregnated with salt in different plains
is important, hoth because it exercises an in enence
over various marine species, and because it may
tarnish mariners with tgeful Indications of oortain
contingenoiee worthy of attention. In northern
latitudes for instance, a diminution in the degroe
of saturation will wain the navigator of the break
ing up of ice In-the Polar regions, or else it will
inform him of the proximity of land. Mr. The
matey'll experiments show that the salt contained
in tho water of the Atlantis, taken at the surface,
and at a distance from islands, continents, and the
ice of the Polar regions, is represented by a mini
mum .of four 'degrees, which, under the evapo
luting influence of the trade winds and a tropical
sun, may rise it to 4.40 degrees. At the mopths of
rivers subject to the tides of the ocean the halome
tor marks three degrees at high tide, the ebb
making It fall at least one degree, (the mom the
instrument sinks the less Is the salt contained In
the ivatet.). ' Along the eoasts, subject to the in-
Anemia officers, the instrument, according as thero'
is ifoir - Cr ebb, °satiates between 2 40 and 3.50 de
areas, but may rise to 3 80-in, southern .latitudes:
The 11-elf-Stream marks 3.00. .
Sitt&I , 1118 A 6 A LSOTVP.BIL-112
EAU 2111001SG .on the 20th nit., Gen. Shields, for.
meal Of.lWnels, - appeared as a lecturer, on the
subjeef er; “:General Impressions orMerice." Tho
-
.The attendisnae wee largo, the seats In the body
of'. the hill being fall, and the galleries not empty.
Wahl platform were Rev. Mr. McAllister, who in.
trodessed the loots:Mar ; Judge McAllister, Rev. Dr.
Scott,RSV. O.P. A' Pitsgerahl„ and other clergymen.
When. Gen. Shields; was introduced, there was a
good deal' strihtspering among the ladles, who bad
generally expected to see an old gentlemen, white
haired sad venerable, but instead saw before them
a mtiefitill young, with blank hide ' end a well kept
black mustache . The General bowed deeply, and
at °IMO commenced. Ho spoke enthout notes, with
petted ease and freedom, 'and every few , momente,•
bx- iwnik lit of dry humor, or flash of wit, provoked
heettyleighter f , , was one of the =it apsbeble
leolnrieriabsie listened for months." -
GENERAL Nnitvt-i.
TERRIBLE ACOIDENT IN TENNESSEE—A MAN
KILLED AND WDEAN MANGLED DY A FALLING
TREEI.—A correspondent of the Lexington The
path, writing from Deoaturville, Tenn. l under
date of the 14th inet., gives the following particu
lars of a terrible °eternity : As some nogroes
were passing the read leading from this place to
Perryville, this morning, near Rushing creek, they
were attradted by the ones of a female, and upon
examination, found, near the road, a Woman lying
by the fire with her husband, both confined by a log
across them. It appears that they were travelling,
and had stopped to camp, and had built their fire
near a dead tree, whisk caught fire, (after they
had fallen asleep,) and burning off near the
ground, fell angling ae.oss them, breaking both
the woman's lege Just bmow the knee, and killing
the man almost instantly. When interrogating
the woman we learned that the tree bad fallen
across them several hours before day, and that her
husband lived long enough to tell her what to do
after he was dead. he geld she called till she
could call no longer, for some ono to come to her
relief after her husband died, (not being able to
extricate herself) &he also stated that her maiden
name was Watts, and that her husband's namo
was Jefferson Kelly ; that they had been married
about three months, and were going across Ton
name river, whore corn was cheaper. When we
reached the place where the unfortunate persons
wore, the scone Was most horrifying, and the arias
of the poor woman when taken away from her hus
band were enough to melt the most obdurate
heart."
STRINCIENOT Or THE Moray MARKET IN
Now Orleans Picayune says : "In
our own oity the tightness which has, up to a very
late day, been experienced in the monoy market
has by many been attributed to the polltisai dis
sensions of the times Is all this there is a dispo
sition to i croaking that is not fully justified by
facts. Here, and elsewhere, no doubt can be en
tertained that other causes than politics have been
mainly billaential in producing the state of affairs
which arouses so much apprehension. Now Orleans
has certainly advanced in crops and labor, not only
of the tieuth, but , in Western produce, an unusu
ally largo amount. This alone might havo effc'ted
much of the demand for money that has been felt,
white the uncertainty in regard to the crops may
have created a little more than ordinary prudence
in meeting the necessity for funds.
"The favorable change which is now reported in
the money market is an indication that the atti
tilde of the political parties of the country has but
a small ihfluonee at the present moment upon tho
action of capitalists.
"At the present time the croakers aro doing a cc.
rious injury to the public. The won i
t that s in
immediate expectation does not render any civil
commotion necessary. Hops strengthens any cause.
A cheerful confidence in the future, that is not
blind to the actual state of things, hoe 2 a great in.
finance In averting impending danger. While,
therefore,' the disposition of men to take alarm at
the slightest suspleion of a coming political storm
should nerve every man to his full duty to avert
the dancer, unnecessary and unfounded predic
tion° of breakers ahead should be carefully
avoided.".
DROUGHT IN CENTRAL MISSOUItI.-1110 Da
venport (Iowa) Gazette says: "Cur follow.oitieen,
Mr. T. Scott, who has just returned from Mts•
surf, informant that the good people of that Stato
were suffering from the effoota of drought. There
has not be'en any rain in that portion of the State
ho visited since the 4th of July last. Residents of
thirty years there informed him that never in
their recollection hue there boon suoh a time '—
no crops. Mr. Scott purchased in Morgan and
Moulton counties, about forty miles southeast of
Jefferson City (near the centre of the State), two
hundred head of eattlo, which he intends driving
to, and feeding in Cedar county, in this State; as to
hogs thorn are none to be had, they having been all
bought np by drovers, ho. Many of the farmers
in that :action of country aro removing their stock
temporarily to Illinois and lowa to winter. The
people in some parts of Missouri are suffering for
something to cat. Oar informant says that in a
travel of two weeks, he saw potatoes on the table
but onec—and these were imparted from St. Louis.
The bill of fare at the best houses down thar '
embraced only 'corn bone and pork,' and 'pork
and eon bone.'
WHAT IS THOUGHT OP THE CAPTAIN OF THE
MINNIE t:CIIIFFER AT LiaolE.—By the Now Orleans
Picayune of the 10th hest , we learn that the in
telligence of the loss of the steamer Connaught, in
connection with the heroin conduct of Capt. Wil
son, who is well known in that city, created a
deep sensation. All the papers express unbounded
admiration of the disinterested and noble conduct
of the captain of the Minnie hehiffer, not unmixed
with expressions of pride that Capt. Wilson woe
recognized as a New Orleans commander, who was
widely known there, and as widely respected
among the merchants and shippers for his gene
rous and manly qualities. Biographies, more or
loss extended, appeared in most of the papers;
photographs of the new celebrated little brig and
her commander wore displayed in the Exchange,
and groat satiefaetion was expressed that the mer
chants of Now York were subsoribing to a fund to
make some suitable testimonial to the deserving
seaman. It should perhaps be mentioned that
after the very proper distribution to the other offs
core, and to the crew of their share of the fund. a
little over $3,000 remains to Capt. Wilson. As the
subscription is still open at Messrs .Flowland
Asninrsall's, there is no doubt that the amount
will be considerably increased.
A SINOLE POUND OF COTTON AND ITS CAPA
BILITIES —The London Quarterly Review, in ten
article upon cotton-spinning machines and their
inventors, thus illustrates the produottveness of
tole t, machinery now
the cotton
enables spinner to cm Witn n - potinavt
cotton. A manufeeturer cf Manohester exports
what is called No. 240 yarn, in large quantities, for
the use of the finest foreign muslin manufacturers.
Of the fineness of this thread some idea may bo
forded when we state that two hundred and forty
hquks',. eseh eight hundred and fifty yards in
length, are spun from a single pound weight of
cotton, or a total length of 'one hundred and four
teen miles. But this does not by any means ex
haust the eapibilities of English machinery; for
at the great exhibition of 1851, spettimens of yarn
span at Boston:wore exhibited, co fine as No. 700, or
equal to three hundred and thirty-four miles in
length, spun from one pound of material. Worked
up into the finer kinds of laze, the original shil
ling's worth of cotton-wool, before it passes into
the hands of the consumer, may bo increased to
the value of between £3OO and £4OO.
MONDAY night last, after retiring, says the
Rappahannock (Va ) Southerner, we were urousod
by feeling something moving in our bed, apparent.
ly between the sheet and the ticking. Thinking it
to hon mouse, we arose, lighted a candle, and com
menced examining around the bed, and mush to
our surprise, horror, and disgust, we perceived a
hooded adder glide from the bedding and disappear
mysteriously. Oa Tuesday afternoon, while sitting
in our sanctum, we heard the venomous reptile in
a waste-paper box, and with some trouble and groat
danger we succeeded in rowing him from his quar
ters, and quickly despatched him. His snakeship
measured three feet eight inches in length, and
four 'inches in diameter, and, had wo been bitten,
death Would have ensued in a few hours. This is
no t• snake story;" the curious can see the reptile
banging up in our office.
EXECUTION Os' A MURDERER.—OH Friday
week, Daniel Clifford was hung in the jail yard at
Dubuque, lowa, for murdering a man named
Wood, whom he robbed of $27. Clifford wee but
twenty-tiro years of ago, yet the murder was so
unprovoked that hardly any sympathy was mani
fested for him. He refused to eat any breakfast on
the morning of his execution, and had to be sup
ported while on the way to the gallows. Arrived
there, he hod to he lifted up the steps, and when
kneelioj, in prayer with the priests, ho kept con
stantly repeating, "Oh, Lord, receive nay soul!"
" Oh, Lord, receive my coal !" Although the body
fell about coven feet when the rope was out, the
wretched man died from suffocation.
THE Tenor RAILROAD IN TURKEL—A railway
about thirty miles in length, will shortly be opened
from Smyrna to Turbali, which is nearly due east
of the former place. This work, the first of its
kind in Turkey, was undertaken some years since
by a number of Englishmen, but has experienced
more than the usual share of delay, arising from
obstaeles on the part of both the Government and
the people. It was expected to he completed early
In the present month, and the Sultan and his Min
isters wore to attend the opening.
CEINUS OF DELAWARE.—The census of the
ono one, h
State of Delaware has been completed and shows
the following results : White and free colored in.
habitants 110,542; slaves 1,805 ; number of dwel
lings 19,257; families 10,264; farms 0,060; slave
owners 615. Total population of the State 112,347,
against 91,532 in 1850. There were 2,290 slaves
in the State in 1850.
A PEW years ago, an engineer was killed on
the Central Ohio Railroad,just as he was about to
bo married. The young lady to whom ho was en
gaged afterwards married a Mr. James Froaso,
and he, a short time Elmo, was seriously injured in
an accident which occurred at almost the same
spot; and now, to crown all, the lady herself has
been thrown from a carriage, and instantly killed.
ARRIVAL OP THE U. S. TROOPB.—Company
second artillery, U. S. A., Captain Elleby corn•
manding, arrived at Auguste, Ga., on Friday eve
ning, from Fort Smith, Ark., via Memphis, Ten
nem°, and. proceedediat once to the arsenal, where
they are now quartered. It is a long time, re
marks the Constztutronahst, since United States
soldiers have been seen in Augusta.
CAST AWAY.—The schooner Coral, belong
ing to Clement C. Spalding, of Leonardtown, Md.,
was driven ashore above Cove Point, in Calvert
county, during the gale of the 19th instant, on her
return trip from Baltimore. All the cram wore
Saved, and it is hoped that the schooner herself has
not been materially injured.—Beacom..
MIJIII,TRS IN VIIIGINIA.—Tho Fern:Mlle
Journal states that two murders wore committed
In Buckingham county, Va., on Tuesday. A man
named Oliver Blankinship was killed (In the pre
sence of a justice, of whom be was seeking pro
teotlon) by Wm. F. '1 oney, and a negro blacksmith,
belonging to a Mr. Chambers, was killed by a
white man named Abrahams.
SCARCITY OF FOOD IN IRELAND.--A letter
from the north of Ireland, dated the 4th instant,
states that there will be a groat scarcity of food for
the people. Potatoes aro scarce, and the price is
rising daily, while oats, which rank neat to po
tatoes as an artiolo of food, soil for $4 60 per
berrol.
A I.IONU3IFST, on a magnificent scale, to
Martin Luther, is to be erected at Wilms. It is
from a design by the Sculptor Rieteohel. The
whole sum required for the work is £17,000 of
which £12,000 has been already oolleoted during
the last three or four years, fruit almost all parts
of the globe.
RAILROAD SOLD.—TIIO Minnesota Southern
Railroad was sold at public auction, at St. Paul,
on the 16th inst., for $l,OOO. Govornor Ramsey
bid it Off for the State. The only opposition bid
was five cent.,, which would indicate but little , .
competition.
RETtinzis from forty-fire counties in Minns.
iota give a population of 114,214. The population
of the whole Stato will not be loss than 170,000.
In 1849 it was not quite 5,000.
INSTITOTE BURNT.— The Polyglot Female
Institute, at Natchez, Miss., was destroyed by fire
on the 17th loot. It was ownod by St. tiary's Ca
thedral.. The loss is estimated at $5,000.
POWDER.—The powder used at Old Point,
Virginia, in firing the great Floyd gun Is in lumps
as large as hickory nuts, and almost as hard as
granite.
AOCORDINO to the census of 1860, 2,957,657
of the slaves of the United States were blocks, or
of unmixed African descant, and 240,650 wero
mulattoes.
.Tur. yellow fever at Honduras has swept off
tho entire European population.
NAVAL STORES.-75 bbls Spirits
Turnentino, so do. Wilmington Tar, 276 legodo. ,
800 Ufa Atoll, 480 do. Rosin, in store, and for sa
Im.ROWLLY, 4.6RBURNEK, & CO. 16 Boo th
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LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
the PHILADELPHIA POST OFFICE up to 12
o'clock P. M. on Saturday, Ootobor 17, 1560.
Pomona apPly:ng fur oflvortiodd Utah, *III pines
mention the data of the Leit.
(*m on Sunday from ni to 8% o'olook A. 3.1., and 2 to
P M.
LADIES' LIST.
Allen Mary Ann G wins Susan Owens Mary A
Apple Mary Gibson Grace O'Leary Ellen
Arnold Fred T Good Elizabeth O'Rourke Ellen
Akranus Laura Green ultantry Old Henrietta,
Matron Oath Gross Emily Otley Mary A
Aumer J IL airs
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n an n o w n
o t l i r i t o h F A l d o a r a Il i
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Amelia
1 IP, Porter aary ktoen, Marta Fmiiazr ay m
Barborer AI Nanland 11 G Pointer W D Mrs
Baker M A Handwright M Phillips Rose
Beek Annie Hamadan C P Perry Lizzie ";V"
Barber Harriet Ilazelith Annie Parker 'l.9ilio
Beers it, 1, Burst into Potter Sam R Mrs
B actin - limier I Henderson U Parker E G Mrs
Balaton Mrs Harris Elisals Powell Lucretia
Bard Mary }lamina 1, 8 Plandtaeli C B
Beagle Ebrali II aritaugh C Patton Thou hire
Mahar MerY I Barden i B hooves Emma E
Blooksort Mary tie I Mary Ails Romer Annie
Biolihand Martin hilbert Mary Randolph J Mrs
Mrs Harlem E Min Reed Eva A
Brown Mrs Hambright E5l Itiollards M
Blake NI A Mrs Hickman I. J Rioter Chas Mrs
Morro Isabella Hickman E J Randolph I Mrs
Bloomer Hannah Markley lil T flyers Mary V
Boi er Sonata Hoopoe Anna Roberts Eliza
Byard Jane Hoag Harriet V Reser Hen Mrs
Brewster Sarah J Holden Emma .1 Ryan Johnson
Boyle Mary Ann 801 l inan B Root Julia
Brown Pinkie Howell Mrs Roberts Carrie
Perkins Anna E Howard 11 Mrs Robinson II FS
Beene Miss Hoskins Lucy G Sotioekley DI
Bright Amanda Duey Elizabeth Sheridan MA .
BeArline Hellman Carol'e Sohryver Louisa
peeslie Bridget Hogan Mrs Sample Mary
Origin Carrie 'Hughes Carol's Shahan Cath
I3randyn Ida Ilynosarn Fluent blhannsey Rosa
Burnes Mary Houser Jane et Satterthwaito
Howson Catho Ireland Isabel Edw Mrs
Campbell Nary Jones Perms 8 Sham Anna DI
Campion AI Mrs Johnson Dolly Schott Lizzie
Chapman Martha Jordan Laura Sholniardine A M
Carson Milne 'l' Jones It Sailing Pauline
°mummy Mar t en, Johns Maria banns Sophia
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E Jackson & la, Albany 11 A Browning & la, Pa
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Hon A H Header, Easton Mrs Ogler, West Chester
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.1 Blunt, la &o. Brooklyn GEi Wing & la, 811
Ti. Nathan, Princeton W P Armstrong, Princeton
.7 W Griffith & la,ficw York Jae Hi:marina, New York
J Brownhall Thee Porsythe,tileina, Del
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it R Corson. Pennsylvania J Lave:l, Maamohnsatts
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TJ Meroney, N Carolina .1 F Loran. N Carolina
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J Hurrlaov, Portein'h, 0 C W Robinson. N Orleans
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J A Book, oading C L Croon, Pittaburr,
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L T Smith, Pennsylvania Wm 8 Bitch, Pbila
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Wm F Mills,Cansda R Searle, Canada
3 J Guthrie, i 3 B N A E Cuming
P .11 Norris. Unionville, Md 13 Le bodes & son. N C
David Si 'Bunting. Penns Thou Forsythe. Penna.
J A Evens, New Jersey Sami Wallace. Now Jersey
C P Murphy, Altoona J 0 Spencer, New York
ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Chestnut street, above Third.
bleo E Clapp. Brookfield W Browning, Brooklyn ri
O W Jones, Philadelphia THD Silva, Cl 7 Jereey
Jos Morgan, New York 0 Darlington, Nadia
Si Philips, Ponnsylvania John Thomson. Panne
J B Norman & la. filo Isaao Seeley, Rochester
H H Tics, Hagerstown
STATES ONlON—Market street, - above Sixth.
J Nicholson, Fenno Denote Clark, Blair co, Pa
Inn Brandon, Indiana co It Mire). & lady
1111 Peterson Ohio Ellmakcr, Lancnater
Goo L Boyle. Lancaster Meat I A Baylo, Lancaster
If Springer, Hollidaysburg Q B MoAnalti, Pittsburg
Henry Barlow Contra co tt Moyer. Williamsport
11 ThomaeCoateerillo Hugh G H Mullen, Georgia
H Johnston, i'ittebu,g W Clmmbere k la, Penne.
B T Trimmer, Rochester Cha H Butt, Williamsport
Chs T 'Huston, Williamsp't I P Pryer, Delaware co
O T Jeffertee, W Chester T C Elea, Philadelphia
James McClure, Perry co Chas Moyer Roxboro, Pa
A Dixon. Roxboro Pa J Williams, Roxboro, Pa
C F W Merrell. Wilm, Del Geo H Morgan. Harrisburg
G II Trout & niece, Altoona W H Watt. Pittsburg
C Campbell, Altoona James Young
H P Dunbar, Pittsburg
MT. VERNON HOTEL—Seoond street, abovo Arob•
.1 Henderson. Lancaster 11 A Wynkoop, Pa
Josiah Roberta, New Jersey W B Lathrop, Norfolk, Va
J Lord, Sr, New York Waah Halley. Boston
Shouse, Wayne oo V Sktnnor, Wayno oo
Dr Loflend, Virginia B A Should!, Pa
C H Larkin, Pennsylvania A lox King, North Carolina
Goo lord. Equinunk ThoOlanoheider. Eno in'k
C T Teeple, Equinunlc Moses Billings. Equinunk
.1 A Shartle. Philadelphia A Lord. Bales Pdilv
J ItDoak, Wilkesbarre It W Welch, Now Jorroy
ha It Everett, New York
COMMERCIAL ROTEL—Sixth et., above Chestnut
Mies R Ratan, Ideobaniosbg Jas M Clark Lancaster
J Ford. Maryland P M Bare, Pit Upton, Pa
J E Loll), Williamsport Levi Haines, .Pete la Creek
J M Conkoy, Lancaster Rdwln B Brown. Illinois
PIUMMOTO. Jr, Pinta Moore, Cheater on
Joe D Roads. Del on. Pa Josiah Jackson, Chen co
W P Jackson, Delaware Goo Taylor & la, Ches co
John R Moods, Chicago P Baldwin & la, N Y
J B Kirk. Chester no Truman Coates, Lnno co
John Travner, Chester co B M Rich. Pcnna
Col Eaton W II Gleason, Wisconsin
'rhos G.ldoralsvo lOWA P Bare. Ponca
Louin * I:hector I) Rany, Now Castle, Pa
FOUNTAIN HO TEI,-Second street, above Market.
W P Sumerton. Dover, Del Jno M Saybrook, Dover
Miss Hyde. Wilmington,Del AP Graham, Vermont
Geo Bobbing, Vermont W M Cummins, Delaware
Saw] Armatrona, Delaware Jno W Joneo, Buss.x co
J B Ferguson, New Jeremy Jno W James, Delaware
Martin Maloney, Pa Wilson Maloney, Pa
C 111 Gager, Dew Jersey Jan Martin, Wilm'n, Del
W Dempster. Cheater on J Beam, Pluladelphl
MERCHANTS' HOUSE—Third street, ob. Callowhil
N P Riley, Allentown Chas Breneiser, Reading,
It K Smith, Allentown Jna Sarum, Philadelphia
II H Railway, Riolimond Wm S Southwortii,Siehin ,
W L Yancey, Lancaater co 0 Landfield, Del co, N
.1 II Hollinger it II Jones, Resdins
Alex Elwood, Del co, N Y E Willson, Del co, N Y
N Elwood, Del 00, N Y E L Holmes, Del co, N
W Martin Del co, N Y S Lewis, Poston
BARLEY BREAP—Pecond street, below Vine.
Henry Love. Wyoming co W Carr, Bucks co
Dennis Dalby,Plobt C Leedom, Banks co'
Ptewart Meatless, Bunks no C C Harvay. Bucks on
IV MoKinstrey, Bucks co Cass Larkins, Bucks co
W Hough, Pa At B Watson, Bucks oo
Wm Ferer, Easton
19 NATIONAL HOTEL—Rnoo strut, above
L Desenhart T V Rhoads, Allentown
John Thomas, Jonestown G F Kurtz, Allentown
John W Bmith, Bedford co John Lacroix. Altoona
U Terry. Bradford. Pa W Taylor. Iliamsport
Jno M Reist, Now Jersey Jos Gormley, W ash, D C
John Smith, k co, Pa John Hendricks, Pa
D Haskins & bro,New York 11. Snyder, Easton,
THE UNION—Arch street, above Third.
J J . Hyde, Boston J Ohio
R Carron, Youegeteein, 0 IR Cassany, 0
&OK BEAlt—Third street, above Callowloll.
Saint Trumbower, Pa Judge Offline r. Allentown
Henry Ott, Chester, Pa J 13 Dillingor, Allentown
BALD EAGLE—Third street. above Callowbill.
B P Whitaker, Deposit, NY Geo W 7ravie, Del on. Pa
:Reported for The Pinto
SAVANNAH—Behr Moonlight, Stutes-71 bales cot
ton C P Rolf 120 do H Sloan & Mn; 0 pi: gs liquor 30 Pa
timber 113 halos cotton ordor.
NEV7HERN. NC—echr Wave-121 bales cotton 821
We rosin 127 do tar 2 hhdo tobacco Kates & Foster; 1,
bbla tar Cochran &:Ruesell: 18 do mdse N llethnor & Bro.
LEGHORN—Bark Heotor, Welsaer-1 case frames
and alabasters W B Alartlen & Cot 1 marble bust George
Wood; 150 bales wool 280 do reggae blocks 41 slabs marble
70 mks pumice stone order.
RIO DE JANEIRO—Brig A J W Anplegarth, Groves
--89.3bamooneo B A Lewis; 1763 do John Mahon & Co.
MATA.DIZAB—Bark Jam Smith. Brewer-36a IMds AO
tieroesmolasses E 0 Knight es Cc,
IMPORTATIONS.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
EDWARDS OLAHIOE,)
WARRY OtEAD, Costui , ..qtr Vir flc/1;,.
M. L. RE N.
x.EiTTZA .134103
iireTcl43nts' Exchanger, PhllsectJteA.
soon
13ti`b Doris, ' Ciii ( S'o u n ' e a l, soon
11ARINE 1TTTE14.1.7.. 1:41? I 1 ::: Z
P tr,st POITIAFII':T.PP..tn, Oct. 9.9,1b60
- 6 4T-SUSi SETS.
ttIVEB.
Bark Neetor, (Norw I Weisser, 72 darn from Leghorn,
with rage. wool, marble, &o. to S Moms Wain & Co,
Towed up b lire J F Bum.
Barg Jul ' mitt. Brower, 13 days from Alatanzas, with
molasses to C Knlght & Co.
Brig Standard, i• 13r) Card, 14 darn front Windsor, NB,
with potatoes to A Bauder & Co.
Brig 'Delmont° Locke, Mitchell, 10 dnle from Jack
sonville. with in mbar to captain.
Brig Belle, Wells, fa dais from New York, in ballast
to Workman & Co,
Bohr Jae All terdto, (new) Stiles, day from Dorches
ter, 193. in b i sllast to Jar Allilardie 0.
Behr .Patigassstt, V 7 aples, from Salem.
Behr John Cullen. Predmore, from ri embus por t.
Behr Barnet Smith, Kelly, from New York.
Behr alert. Flizabeth. Bred, from Boston.
Bohr Annie Mar,oe, Wheaten. from - Boston.
Behr A Cordory. litthemik. front Boiton.
Bohr J Ireland. Lake. from Beaton
Bohr David Bmtth, Donziars 0111 Boston,
Bohr Bpray, Price, trout Boston,
IILEA.RED
Steamship Delaware. Cannon, N York. Allde ally e.
Slim Beranek, Rowland, Liverpool. Cope Bros.
Bark Conrad. Balsbury. Pernambuco and a 111 whet, T
A Newhall & Bons.
Brig Geo Harris. gtowora, Pen sDla, EA Solider & Co
Behr Eclipse, Cook. Savannah. II 9 Stetson & Co.
Sehr Pr:r.ry rslizabetli, Reed, Salem, Von Dimon, Nor
ton & Co.
&Mr Dodson. JerVIS. NOW London, do
r.ehr ben Taylor. Stevens. Ilan iiitore, do
Sohr Benj Sheppard. Marsh. Alexandri 1, do
Behr E W Perry. Sampson. Roxbury, do
Behr J A Wainwrielit. Corson, Boston. I.
Fehr yartassett. Waplen. Boston, N Sturtevorm & Co.
Sehr II Smith. Kelly, Boston. Simile's sou & Glover.
Nola Annie Magee, Wheaton, Boston, Blalitston &
Cos.
Sehr SprP n d . L Itotherinel & Co.
Sehr Ireland. Lake.
Cambria seport: de
Behr John Cullen, Prediran 6. ohmund do
Bohr A Cordery. Bubeeek, Charleston, .1 Street Co.
Sehr I) Smith, Douglass, Providence, Reyes dr. ' (300-
Behr George Palen, Niskorson, Providence, Crom ell
Collins.
otr 0 Seymour, Palmist, Alexandria, T Webster, Jr.
SAILED.
Ship Wm Cummings. Cope. from 1 icorpeol, in tow of
tug J F l.tarr. She takes out Ito following cargo: 259
tcs beef, nil hales cotton. 301 Mae timothy teed, 2-17 bags
mill feed, Ml3lito!s flour. 30 0:6 bushels grain.
Ship Sarnnalc, Itowl,unl, for 1,1 yawn!. in tow of tug
America. with the InllonAng cargo; 29 C 53 Iniehnls wheat,
1190 bushels corn, GOO bbls flour, 93 brio 1.14 bbls cotton
seal calm, CO Iml - s cotton, 79 lieis butter, 53 bales mCS.
20 casks tallow oil 23 pkgs !ridge, and CO peunangero
forward cabin and steerage,
17. , :a... - eneavorlee of the Phiirtdolehei. Ezon:vn.,
Pel.. Oot. 20.
Thor° nr r:o vezeols at harbor. Wind SW end wdrin
Thum t. - 0.. !M. lIKIMA
Cur esAmileues of The Pr,.
.s A 'TRW. DE el: File.. Oot 27, IMP.
The Wyoming left with I 2 boats. laden and emu:taxed
aX follows;
Sarah Jane, errs to Alex Nesbitt; J 11 McConkey, do
to Brand) wino Mills; Mary Ann MeCringey, railroad
iron to David Reeves & Eon; Alien Welsh• mg iron to J
W & F Starr; John F Johnson, mai to John A War
ner; Eavlo, bark to Keene & Coates; T 21 Hathmel cad
Mary of bloom , . towhee to It Wolverton; Boston and
Bruner, do to 'Trenton' J 1) Cameron, do to Wilminoon;
Thomas Swenk, do to Worercco & Sheets; Virdella See
hold, do Co eactwalader & Co; Commerce, light to Hum
phre)s, Daman & Wright; Rebecca Ann. No Plus Ul
tra. Sarah Edith, and J Edgar Thomson, coal to Dela
ware City.
I=l
Steamship Virginia, Kelly, hence, arrived at Rich
mond :nth inst.
Steamship Matanzas, Lie:mgang, front Matanzas 220
inst. arrived at New York 27th inst.
Ship (loch/rise, Borneo, from Il embay, arrived at Now
York 2710 inst. loot all entire suit of sails, sprung
mainmast. main topmast. and other spare.
Skips Middlesex, Boni Liverpool. and Deutschland,
from Hamburg, arrived at New York 27th toot. Slop Sweepstakes, from Now York for Melbourne. out
20 dare,
wax aptken Ist inst. Int /230 Pl,long 4320 W.
Ba-k Maria of Boston. front Montevideo for ft York,
was alt, lot 10 40 8, lona 32 40 W
Drips Fi nano. 'I roworstr. and Tangier, Colson. train
Boston for Philadolpl.in, patted Item Holmes' Hole 2011 z
instant.
li ng sitar, eirsimlon, hence for Balm, sailed from
Ilrilmey' Hole 20. h inst.
Brig Elizabeth Watts. (probably ) Br/ ant, hence, ar
rivod at St Jage do Cuba Gth trot
ling Brandywine. liarmati, hence, was dieoharging nt
Peroara burn 3,1 inst.
Briy. Gray hound, Putt. from Pernambuco, arrived at
New York 27th inst.
Brig John Welsh. Kiraly ,dce. for Philadelphia, cleared
at Mobile 2EI net, with nit bales cotton, 13 do rope cut
tings, and 123 amp)) , 00000.
gr;
13n Tarantino, Prersey. II McGllvarr. 'Heenan,
and Ii G Chaloner,Kennoy.hence,airivod at ilostoa
Valli inst. .
41,t, Martha Wnshinglon. fiend, cleared at Boston
20.11 mat. for Sea Francisco.
8,41. r Fliznbeth. Hal!, for Philadelphid, cleared at
Nam !ern. NC. 24th inst.
SCItCH 1' Coo. Sil mw,Georam.. Morrie, 0 F 'Hawley.
Drlen. end Allan Down,, e. itlny. Irmo Boston for
Plnladelehia, amved at New Vold. 27 . th met.
ect , r Went', Eawill, Howell, hones, arrived at Ruth
mord 26114 net.
Solt' It 21 t•rowr ;no, Maley, cleared at New York
27,1, hint. for Philaderhos.
Sehr ears li Al Kept, Thompson, hence, firmed at
liarturterc 21.11 Mot.
Bohr Gee W Krohn. Ememen, cleared at Itritunore
25111 rest fee nolorlalphia
Loins Penn Perkins, Goodwin, llsrelot Newell. Sher
nran, and Gov Butt, n. Wlntlntore, hence, erns ed nt
Boston rl7Bl r nat.
Pander.
Ltioc,rtrne, Johnson, .1 Runyan. Matthews,
J Ponder. Jr. hilineaworth, Ocean Herald. Cos. let.
Henderson. salmi'. Smell.and Z, phraim Anna. Dole,
from Boston for iddladelpio, from ' Holmes' Stole
Pridi inst.
Behr S P Garrinon. Grace, from Braintree for Pinta
delpaia, from I:Wm,' Hole 7.7 , 11 met.
Mthrs Nor P Phillips, Sarah, Mame. and i L
Holmes. Irma Delaware City, arrived at Providence
27th lent
:ohm Knoell Pratt, Bhorman. and Mars Patterson.
Homers, hence. :milted at New Bedford 16th Nat.
Sal , . L G Floyd. Hackett, aailed from New Ledford
23th inst. for PhiladelPhra•
Sohn 1: inhird "Farm, Fmk, A S Cannon, Novrall, A
iramntirmi. nut , . Li. 0 Aral' ad, Smith, frank tioreert,
Parker. Edwin Reed. Outman, M It imrlitlo, Wine
more,l7 21 h aley, haler, .skean Doxanna, Palther, J G
Stlllo. Swain. and Chris Lesser, Snow, hence, arm ail
et Beaton D3l mat.
rlohe 011 Bo t tlen, Drorlitrnan,_ Driatol 211th mat.
from Fall River, to finish losern: for Cuba.
Sohr It 11 Baty, Etoplicrs, hence. arrived at Fall lit
ter 250 mar.
tchr 11 (Rant. Newman, for Philadelphia, bailed from
Newbaryport ."6th
Pelle A Henderson, Crowell, hence, arrived at PrOVl
dense 15thinor
maantern Meek Drarnond. Allen. rind Alril t, Polon-
Lon, hakes, arrived at New York 21th loot.
MEDICINA_L
fMOS; FOOD.
BLOOD 09D
11113=0111
01.0011 } 000.
Ili 001) FOOD.
Theattention or Invalids, physicians, &err ymen,
saienti fie inn, and I hn pu Woo EORCratil t is resPeollullY
soliaited ti the mu-its of this chemical preparation
containing Iron, Saltdow. and Phosphorus, and whlclt
as identical in its comPositton with the lit Molar Mo
tu le, or r,l bloc.!. In aildlnetlSeti accompanied with
DEBILITY.
pale rountenance, and nervous derail:foment, analyses of
the blond thaw a deficiency of the red globules. Sudny
coniplamon and a roes tint of the shin. is always mitten
lava of health ; txlule a pale, wan-like skin and acoite
nancd—wh,ch evinces a deficiency of the red g lohums—
accompanies a diseased organism. Preys , atlons Of
Iron have bream gietn fur the purpebd of supplying the
rod globules, but we contend that Iron atom', Sulphur
alonc.Or Phosphorous alone, will not meet the deficiency
in every cams, but that a Judicious combination of tail
three elements is necessary to restore the blood to its
normal standard. This point, never before attained,
has been reached in the Blood Food. and ate discovers'
ranks as ono of the most EC' entific and important of the
age, Its edects an
CONSUMPTION
are to soften the cough, brace the nerves, strengthen
the system, afar the prostrating night sweats, increase
the pity viola and mental energy, enrich the blood by re
storing the laektn.t red globules, increase the appetite,
restore the color, and clothe the skeleton frame with
flesh. The Blend Food will lie found a spesitin in all
Chronic Disco St 3 of this Threat or Lungs, such as Seth
inn. Bronchitis, Cougrulnio speaker', and
FilligBl9 will find it of tlity in clearing and
strengthening tae vocal ans. In Dyspepsia I iver
Complaints, Dropsy, Fipclopsy, Paralysis, Scrofula,
Cravat, Et , Vitus' Danr.r., Fever and Ague, Ito ah
em)). is marked anti instantsurous. In no gloss of ',m
esses, however, aro the hanslicial effects of this remedy
o conspicuous Ito in those haraosing
PI:MALL COPIPLAINTS
- - -
to which tho gentler sax are liable, and which will tend
towards Consumption, Buell as suppressed or 'Difficult
Menstruation. Green Sickness, Whites, Ivo., especially
when these complaints are accompanied wits paleness,
a dingy line or pallor of the skin, depression of mots,
debility, palpitation, want of appetite. and nervous
prostration. we love the utmost confidence in recom
mendinn the BLOOD FOOD to all who may ho con
sent's of a loss of vitality or energy, and to those whose
mental or bodily rowers are prostrated through over
use, either of the mind or body, andaVe deem it our duty
to say that in all cases of Weakness and Emaciation,
and in all diseases of the Kidneys or Bladder, this pre
paration has a claim upon the attention of sufferers
which cannot be over-estimated. .
A tattlitut trial will bo trued the most convincing proof
in regard to its ellioney that could ho asked tor.
the above remarks, and NVI th too numerous testimonials
eve have in its favor. we offer the " BLOOD F 090" to
the consideration et the afiboted, knowing that it will
be acknowledced as pre-eminent over all other ereea
rations,patentora olnal, to point of usefulness. Cir
culars giving the theory upon which this remedy is
bounden, 0110 Certifier tea of remarkable cures, \YIh bo
sent free when desired. We forward the BLOOD FOOD
to any part of the United States or Conadan upon re
ceipt of ptiee—ei per bottle, FO for six bottles. Be
careful in all ORSC3 to take none but that haying our fac—
simile signature upon tho wrapper. None other is
genuine.
Prepared only by CHURCH k DUPONT,
Ne. 409 BielUieVay, New York,
And cold by them. and by DYOTT & CO., 932 North
SECOND etreet. Philadelphia, and by all respectable
Druggists. nee-mewl tf
P.
IROF. WOOD'S
It F.STORATIPLI COB DIAL
ANTS
BLOOD RENOVATOR
In preciesly what its name indicates, for, while,
pleasant to the test o, it is revivify ing,exhilarating,
and strengthening to the vital powers. It also re
vivifies, reinstates. and renews the blood in nil Its
original minty, and thus restores; and renders the
system invulnerable to attacks of disease. It is the
only preparation over offered to the world in a
popular lone. so as to be within the reach of all.
Po charm :ally and skilfully combined as to be the
most powerful tonic, and yet so perfectly adapted
RC to act in perfect neeordance with the laws of ita- 1
Bare, mid hence soothe its weakest stomach, anti
tone up the digestive organs. and allay all nervous
and other irritation, It is alas perfectly exhilara
ting in its effects, and yet. It is never followed lip
lassitude or depression of spirits. It is composed
entirely of veentatnes, and those thoroughly emu
bill ing pOWerftilly tome and south mg properties, mid'„
'consequent)y can novae injure. Pooh a remedy has;:
'long been felt to be a desideratum in the medicaly.
world, both be the thoroughly skilled in medical ; C
science. and also by all who have suffered front do-Vn.
billty ; for it needs no medical skill or knowledge' .
oven to gee that debility follows all attacks of dis-h..
nano find laps the mime' (led system open to the - ,.,1
,attaoks of many of the most dangerous to winch '.,
itioor humanity in constantly liable. Such, for ox-',?
ample, no the following: Consumption, Bronchitis, `1 Vi;
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Lose of Appetite, Faint- us
nets, Nervous Irritability, Neuralgia, Palpitation
of stun Heart, illelaneholy, fly poi:3mnd rte., NightiO
Sweats, Languor. Giddiness, and all that class of
eases. so fearfully fatal if unattended to in time. 4 ,
,called Female Weaknesses mid Irregularities, aloe, p
Liver De rangeinonts or Torpidity, and Liver Corn- s
Plaints, Diseases of the Kidney e, Scalding or in. .
continence of the Urine, or any general derange-
ment of rho Urinary Organs, Pain in the Ilack,tqrle,
and between thin Shoulders, predisposition to slight
'lolls, Hacking and Centinuoil Congh, Emaciation,
Difficulty in Breathing. and, indeed, we might enu i
inmate in. ny more still, but we have space only to
say, it will not only ours the debility following <
Chills and Paver, but prevent all attacks arising C.
front Miromatio Influences, and mire the disease it
' at once, if already attacked: and as it oats directly
and persiatently upon the biliary system, emotion ...
the laver to notion. promoting, Is tact, all the ex-ta.
motions and secretions of the system, it will MAIL t•
libly prevent any deleterious consequences follow.' ~.
mg upon change of climate and water; hence all l.
travellers should have a bottle with them, and all ;
! should take a table-spoonful at toast before eating '
As it prevents costiveness, strengthens the discs i
tine organs, it should he in the bands of allpersons I
of sedentary habits: students, ministers, literary
men; and all ladies not accustomed to much out-
Idnor exeunt. should always use it. if they will.
they will find an agreeable, pleasant, and et:lOl6M
remedy against those ills which rob them of their 1.
, beauty; for beauty cannot exist without healtß, ,„.•
and health cannot exist while the above irregulmi-
I ties continue, Then, again, the Cordial is aerfeet ' o •_„..
1
i hlother's Relief. Taken a month or two befo ip re the ,•',
final trial, she will pass the dreadful period with
perfect ease and safety. There is no mistake about io
it, this Cordial is all we claim for it. Blethers, try H ---
it ! And to you we appeal to detect the illness or ..., 0 DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—
, decline, not only of your daughters, before it be too ,••• The undersigned, trading under the fine name
i 'tate, but also your eons and husbands, for wade • of the Bridge Conroy, Loco this day dissolved pert
' the former, front Woo delicacy, often go down to
:la premature stave rather than let their condition ,y er ship by mu t u a l consent. lite business of the fi rm
will be closed up by the Pro:laurel, Algernon Roberts,
ha known in time, the latter are alien so mixed. up
with the exettement of business that if it were not who is authorized to use the firnßs name in liquidation
for you they, too. would travel in the came down-1
of the attains of the Company. .
ward path, Mittl too late to arrest their fatal fall.
But the mother to (thyme vigilant, and to you wel
liConfidently' appeal, for we are sure astir 110Ver-
Mating alleolton will unerringly point von to Prof.l
Wood's Restorative Cordial and Blood Renovator
an his remedy which should tie always on bend tel
time ofneed. O. J. WOOD, Proprietor, tf 19 BONI
. ay, NOW Y ark, and 11 I Market street, St. Louis,
Mo. ; and sold by all good Druggist. Price, Onel
'Dollar per Bottle.
old here by DI'OTT & CO.. 232 North SECOND
Crept, eowd&W-tf
FIAMOMILE FLOWERB—For sale by
WETILERILL & BROMER, 47 and 40 North
GOND etroot. 0a23
lEDISUEANCE COMPANIES.
TH .T IN TERPRISE
T.P- - qi - j-I'ANCE COMPANY
Gl:' PattADEPETA.
31115 URALIC:I; mr.cLroxvnLY.)
:1"/' 4 _ A' S BUILDING. S. A. CORNEA
gal' AND 117 AL N U2' ETitri RTC.
IRE, UV ORB.
tam.
WILLIAM Mol{lat,
tiAtuita Fu.A.zun,
J
olut M. ATWOOD,
fBROS. 'l'. 'EurtrAcx,
1411ND3 - MURTON,
• F. ItTCHIP,
CfrATLES COX.E. Se(
Alouprom tr. DAW114:11
H. 82111.2. Y,
JOHN H. BitowN.
D. A. FA/IN:el/32'00Z,
ANDREW D. DARE,
J. L. V.II32INFZA.
'ORD RTAR33., PreaidoM.
•:cret.e.r.y. felr.
D ELAWARE MUTUAL V.,FETY
fzURANCE COMPANY
INCORPORA
P TED BY THEE OF LGISLATURE ENNSYLVANIA. 1835.
OFFICE S. E. bORPTIES. THIRD AND WALNUT
Strooto, Fluladolpoia.
MARINE INSURANCE
ON VESSELEI
V ARGO. To all parts of llio World.
FREIGHT,
INLAND INSURANCES
_ - - -
On Uoode, by River, Canaln, Lakes, and Land Carnage
loan parts of the Union
FIRE INNURADIOEII
On Morehandibe generally.
On Btoree Dwelling Houses, &c.
MSETS OF THE Co imPANY
Noyember 1, 18.9.
Par. 11Iarhtt
9123 650 Philadelphia City 6 4, 0 ' cent. L0an..612.3,050 141
6100,000 Pennsylvania State 6 Ars cont. Loan. 93,665 04
821 0(4.1 Pennsylvania Slate 6 4P' cont. Loan.. 21.000 00
• - ,26,000 U. S. Treasury by. Ap• cent. Notes and
interestduo, 26,263 51
530,000 U.S. Treasury 4.P' cont. Notes an d
interest du0...._._ • • • 50,615 00
523,000 Temporary Loan to tho City of
•••••-.' • , 25,066 00
660,000 Pennsylvania Railroad '3d . M o r tgage
6 4p' cont. Bonds 4,3590 00
520,000 North Penneylvania Railroad Mort
gage 61Y cent. Bonds -.. 12 509 CO
611.000 West Philadelphia Pansenger
Company 7ir at. coupon Bonds. 12;;0.1 00
81502)0, 300 shares stock Germantown lies
Company, interest a'd Principal
guarantied by the city of
•• • ,-- 15.000 00
@6,00+! WO shares Pennsylvania liallrea'd-Lloni
-, 3,775 00
65,000,120 shares North Pennsylvania Railroad
Company...— 95000
82,660
' shares Philadelphia ---- Boat and Steam
Tot Company, Philadelphia and
Savannah Steam Navigation Com
,.
ramp, Ocean Steam Navigation
company, Philadelphia and
Havre do Grace Steam Tow Boat
Company, Philadelphia Exchange
Company—. - 2,210 00
435.0) 8405,718 54
Bonds and hlortgages, and Real Rotate, Of
fice Buthlt • • ...... 7e,fd3 85
Dille receivable for • Ineurancon 181,698 69
Balance die at Aceneica—Prennuma nn Ma
rino I'olioier. intercet• and other deb •-a dee
the Company - . ...
Berm and etocd oI canary IneuranCe . 6Cra -1
Canh on Bennett in I3ank,
DI EincTons.
samuoi 13. Stokes,
J. P. Peniston,
Henry Sloan.
Edward Darlington,
IL. Jones Brooks,
huencor
Thomas C. Hand,
Hobert Burton,
Jacob P. Jonon,
James M i ntriacil,
Joshua Pam,
John B &Ulna+, Pittab'g
D. T. Mor can.
A. B. Renter.
M MARTIN, President.
HAND, Vice President.
['rotary. dl6-tf
William Martin.
Edmund A Semler,
Theophdus PauMin.:,
John It. Penrose,
John C. Davis,
James Trrtgintir,
Witham Fs re, Jr.,
James C. Hand,
Wllll3lll C. MI Twig,
Josruh H. Foal,
Dr. It E. Huston,
George C. Leiner,
Pugh Craig, Charles Kelly,
WILLIA
THOS, 0,
HENRY LYLI3IIItId. Sec
SURA NC E 0 I ANY OP THE
-11- STATE OF PENNSYLVA NIA—PIRE AND MA
RINE, INSURANCE Nos. 4 AND 5 EXCHANGE
BUILDINGS,
- Chartered to 1791—Capital s2oo,ooo—Feb. 1,1&;0, cash
value. 8433,792 77.
All invested in mind and available securities—con
tinue to insure on Vesidile and Carcoeis. Buildings,
Stooks of Merchandise, Sio.. en liberal terms.
DIRECTORS.
Henry D. Sherlund, George H. Stuart, •
bimenn Toby, Samuel Grant, Jr.,
Charles Alecalonier, Tobias Wagner,
William S. smith. Thomas B. Wattson,
John B. Ladd. Henry G. Freeman,
vhlbain lt. White, . Charles S. Lewis.
• -
Genre C. Carton.
lIENRI' D. SHERRERD, President
WILLIAM HARPER, L'eoretary. p9-tf
, NTIMACITE DTSITF,ANCE
NY.—Autherized Capital 4i00,000--CHARTER
PERPETUAL.
Office No.Sil WALNUT Street, between Third end
Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
Thic Company rill insure against lose or damage hp
Fire, on Dui Min.vs, Furniture. end Merobandine gene
rally.
Alm, Idsrine Ingarancea on Vennle, Carrote, ea.
Freighte. Inla.ul Insurance to all parte of the Union.
DIRECTORS.
- aril, Enher, Jozollll Maxfield,
1). Luther. lie. Creorga N. Eater,
L. Audenned. John R. illahintm , .
Ravi, Pr.areen Wm.. F. Dean,
.1. E. I3auin.
JACOB L3ILER' President.
Wlt. F. DEAN. Vice Prvadent,
W. M. NATITO. Secretary. eel-it
AND TRUST COM
UTUAI, LIFE lIISU
UESTIi UT Street. AE3.30.
,IFE INSURANOI
- 0 -APANY.--THE PENN
ANCE COMPANY, D'2l C
LIVES for the
al r:es and endowments-
Ic Estate. and makes all
cant
of UM.
'They act as Exesutom.
Trustees, and Cluardians.
TR.;),S'
a whole torn of life—grants
--purchases life interests in
I contraots depending on the
Atlminintratore, Aneignees
.TEES.
Samuel E. Stokes,
WOham Marten,
James 11. hlnFarland,
Jonoptt E. Trotter,
Awe
Theophilua Pauldinc,
Edmund A. Soudan,
Primal L. Hutohinzen.
John IV, Hornor,
Film S. Archer,
Samuel J. Christian,
Josepti hl. Thomna.
John o.l3ronner.
ILler. Easton.
ILLEII Pcusident.
E. STOlt Vtca Pres: t.
null 3
Daniel' L. Miller.
Boni tunin Coatea,
Richard Y. Newbold.
vriniam P. Hacker.
William H. Kern,
BMIIIIIIO C 11110 T•
Charier; Hallowell,
Hcnr? C. Townsend..
cdo phue Kent,
lv illmin H. Carr,
P. V. Dullon,
illiam Rohm loon,
Warrior id. Rama.
Y. C. *ABA
DAME!
SAM.L.
Jodi: W. Itontroa. :mom
ItIEVIOAN FIRE INSURANUE CO.,
HICORFURATED 11310-0111,ILTE.R. PERPIL2.
UAL.
N 0.313 WALIi ..'t,Toelt, abort" Third, rhiladelphis.
Faring a 1. , 11 go pn:d-ut. Capital Gtonl: and Sun)lag la
yette,' in round and available Hecuriti2m, continue to
In, n ro on nr,vnlng.a,Storeft, Furnlture, 51erhandlo3,
Vowels In Part and their cargove, end other PorrorAt
Pi oporto AS kunsi ;Ibe,•aLT and pram:11)01 :P.dine':,e,
.10.17
irane-t Campbsl4l,
ainund
Pualtno DataY.
7.' , '„,cz.13.1.1.r1g,
' r ' ..gilTl .i. '-' i':?
ort.,:tt
Morrie
' I : riordAli 11;51A.R.11 I' t,
C.I...CILAWFOILD.Iearem . r ' r. "Ic..nat-tf
LUKER. °l'll INSURANCE t;OMPA
v4S. 1.4 y--1 , 1: A ivi.ldli BUILDINGS, CIS WALNUTST REF, PII IILLPIII A. CAPITAL AND SUR
PLUS
_VLSl,7o.7o.—lr.eureo againet Lawlor Damazo
hire, and l'ho Pottle of the Belt inland liavicr.tion eed
GEonfiE R. HART, 'President.
liSa. Vice Preeideut.
_.•• - • -
- a, See'y ant: Troacarf.
7.1. RS:Wt. - PR, Aanqtralt B•nretcvs
11.1 - UTO RE.
ROVV2,
Fe/10r1'ork icc t
Andrew R. Chamfer
Jonot.
at..o7f,A U. kin IS.
A. C. Catkr.,
W. flailr 7
f_1e.1,t1 , ;. , 1,
Lon. H. M.1,u)1,-.
p.XUITANGE INSURANCE COMPANY
DCA—Offtoo No. tr 4, WALNUT Street.
FIRE INSURANCE bon 11. °wpm nod Merahandthe
generally, ou feeornble term;, either limited or POT .
eetunt.
DIRECTORII,
Jtrommh Bon:e.;. Edward P. Robortk.
John Q. Ginned° John J. Griffitbz,
Joebun T. Owen, Reuben C. Reif..
Thoinna Marsh. John DloDowolt, Jr.,
Numb L. Omedie7, Jan. T. Rule Bellefonte.
.1 - Eft :o 1A H. BONHAM:, pranniebt.
JOBli (I. OINfirJDO, Vine Praiidont
C.Dwkrib W. Devil, Paoretary
SAVING PUN DS.
" A little, bat oaten, fah; ❑,o Paro."
Ter ANICIJIN SAVING FIJIA - 1), lgodi
A. 1:31, South I'o IiF.T.D tt , trent, Imtwee. cheat- i
twat and Whhmt, ittlat?lptua. psva all ~,,•coom tr.!
on domain!.
Depositor -a' 11401,e4 '21011.n:4 1 , Inovei:l3l , 3r;.i .
:Irate, and CAT Loam
', Ground Rentz, Mort-, >
gates, Ito,
ihiS Company dooms Paler,' Fetter than I:4 - 1: 17
profits ‘ oontmeuontly will run no rt.ek wall tlnt.o- li - ,
sitars' money, but have it fit all Limos rea I: , to E
return, with 5 per omit. interact, to tho owner, trs
they have always done. Thin Comparc nnvor
suspondod. a
Nentaloe, manioc% or matte. ano Kirorv, env 11
doposit in thetr own right, and such dopnrl 4 ,, cn.. 7
be withdrawn utiLe bl their consent.
Chr.rtor porpetnai. Incorporated by till Stntu 2
lof Finnerty auto, with authority to TO:OP., rtmmeo 0 ...
from tniMmenr.nd executors.
LARGE AND DM ALL 6 IlltIlt; It ::Y1 ,
0ri10 ,3 open dnitr, from li'm II o'olcov, aod GI- 1.,
lifelnututAY ttueninq until 3 o'alcr-
DIRECTORS,
Jacob B. Bliannco, Circa Cad sativdcr,
John Strnitar, 4.:...0rg0 Russell,
r Malachi W. Bloat!, Edward T. Ityr.t.,
Lanus Krumbhaer, Bonny Delany,
INioholas Rittonhonso. Nathan Eincals7,
Jag. R. tlittorthwaite. Jong Yorkcs,
I Joseph W. Litpi imam
JACOS B. BRANNON, PrEso4r.
CYRTE CLEPWALLADVR, Wreasnrcr.
4r.23-7.
" A Dollar faced lc twice carted."
,ciziA - VING FUND-FIVE PER CENT IN
TEREST.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COM
PAN Y, WALNUT Strout, southwoa.oornot of 7111 - 2 D
rhilndeph!e. !noorpoested the - fltmto of Founzy .
VAMP.,
koney is recoreed maA Imm, hmo or email, and it
toreet paid }turn the day of i:o;ozit to the day c.f Witt
draval.
intoo.kion to open every day front nino o'olock in the
inornina till Ewe o'clock in the tivenior. end on Monday
and Vinyl:day eiliht olook.
lion. I.ll:SiftY Pre dent.
RiJi3EltT BELIPICIDU.E.Vuo l'iteKten
frILLIAIT J. REztr, 13eoratary.
DIIIIICTOILS
Ann. Homy Le Benner, F. Carroll Brewster,
bdward L. Carter, Jonaph B. Barr
ttobert Selfridge, Francis Lee,
Zama' IC.iehtort, Joseph Yerkoz,
C. Landreth none, Jamco L. Etophonson,
Money is received and payment's made OILY.
'rho investments are made, in oonformay with the
provanons et tho Charter, in Real Eztate Itlortr.elints
Orotund ltente, and anch ra-pleas eaourittha as will al-
Ways intim.°perfoot :leeway to the depositors, and
which cannot fail to rive perm:lmm NW gablitLY to
biz 'natant ion- ata-ty
AVINO FUND-IJNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, corner TIIIRD and CHEW:-
NUT Stmt.
Large and eine!! sumo recenved 4 and raid batik oil de
mand without notice, with FM. PER CENT. IN Ph-
REST from the nay of deposit to the day of with
drawal.
Ofhce hnurn,from 9 until 5 o'clock every' day, and On
MONDAY E vENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock. ,
DRAFTS for sato on England, Ireland, ootmnd
from .+:1 upwarde.
President—STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD.
Sfroasurer—JAMES It. RUN ER.
4
NOTICES.
r O TUE HOLDERS of 'IHE STU:TEN
-a VILLE AND INDIANA RAILROAD COAIPA-
Pi 1 - 8 FIRST MORTGAGE. BONDS.
Tho Trustees request that the 11111105 of 1111 holders of
such bonds. with the numbers el the bends held by cash
respectively, be immediately forwarded to them. to the
cam of Messrs. Cummins. Alexander, and Omen.
Counsellors at Law, No. tltt Fxchange Place, New York
otty. .1. WILBUR,
H. M. ALEXANDER. Toasters.
Now VOltit, Oct. 21, e27-7t
'NOTICE.—An Instalment (being the
Thad) of Five Donnrs_per Share on the Capital
Stool: ot the GE,RMANTOWN PASSEIVGER RAIL
WAY uO, is called, payable on or before NO Vz.NIBER
tat next.
• Octi-Inl
WM. SINGERLY, see. and Trona
COI'.9III'NERSIIIP NOTICES.
A. & P. ROl3Ell'l . B,
LEVI LINE.
l'jm ADI.LPHIA, Oc.lobar 17, nco.
The buteiners of building bon Bridget; will be con
Ironed by the untlareir,ned, in connection with the ma
rinfactiire of Oar Axln•. at the l'encerd Iron 'Werke.
Office 410 WALNUT Street, l'hiladelphia.
0017-/2t A. ,a I'. 110BElt1'el.
fiIIRST PREMIUM AWARDED, at the
AC late Agricultural &onety, to ALLMAN & MIN
DER, Fourth and Vine for beat Family FLOUR.—
Constantly on hnnd, Weirder; Harper's Ferry, Fasnren
Four-Aces and Stag Roma:Ct. Loom and GambrifFe
Patanseo Family Flour, oc2-lin
SALES BY AUCTIOIq.
FIURN V.SS, BRTNLEY & 00.,
No. 429 MARKET STREET
VERY ATTRACTIVE CLOSING GOODS F RICR
SAXoNy WOVEN DRESS
Will Boll M thwroue C.
F.
IStNEMSSE.DER & CO.
BRINLEY, & CO., at
their Store No. 429 MARKET Street,
On Tuesday Morning,
October 3d, ISO, at 10 o'clock.
4,000 PIECICK,
The entire b‘ilance of the fall importation of rich
Saxony woven dress geode, of their well-known manu
facture and favorite styles.
Comprising the most desirable line of this class of
goods offered this season, mulling received
Per eteamer Borussia.
The Luger proportion of these goods are entirely new
gyms, adapted to the boat city trade, and have never
boon offered at private sale.
Censirting of—
. .
160 pieces
sirable very
de rich designs cloth [seed Luz,as, very
400 do very high lustre and superior designs of
Castings.
200 do chene grey Locnoras, very desirable and
tearer.
120 do ex nob quality end high lustre small figure
Eugonias.
000 do rzeellent.quality newest style jacquard
Gyred Polihnellas, for best city retail
trade.
20 do ox !heavy quality satin finish Reps Vio
!antes, beautilal style.
201 do splendid quality brach° figured, entirely
now style, Miraudas, very expensive.
100 do magnificent quality Modes .fignred entirely
new style Marcellmas, very expensive.
100 do imeerb quality broohe figured entirely new
6t, le lsido ran. very high cost.
100 de °llene . grisaillo broche figured Albinas.
10) do still lusher cost de Auroras.
000 do Ingle width cotton and wool Cashmer
mores, of the usual splendid assortment,
quality, and superb colors.
GM do double width cotton and wool Clarabollas.
400 do all wool Pura I nines, best quality, assort
ment and colors, including the famous
now crimson.
LARGE OF 2,800 PARIS PRINTED AND
Eel 13(MBED CLoTIL BTANO PIANO, AND TABLE
COVER 6—The nit offering this season.
On Tuesday Morning,
Ootober 30, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, on six months'
credit.
8008-4 Paris embossed cloth table covers.
8608-4 do do do.
100 Paris printed cloth piano cocere, magnihcent pat
tern and quality.
690 8 4 printed table do.
COembossed stand do.
To witleh the attention or the trade is requested, as
this will be the last offermg this season.
SUPER QUALITY 'SLACK GROB DE RHINE&
For Best City Trade.
On Tuesday Morning.
Ma:3linch splendid veiny Lyons black silk gros
do chines.
Heavy whito poolt do soles
Heavy colored marcelliase.
BONN fill AND TAFFETA RIBBONS.
Nos. 72ag7Panis poult do sore bonnet ribbons.
Nos. 4.+15 heavy black taffeta do.
LUPIN'S BLACK THIBET LOVG 5F1M777.8, 11:c.
I upin's ox quality black trebet long shawls.
Reversible woollen square shawl?.
WO Vienna broohe square and long shawls.
Try dozen chenille scarfs
PARIS BROM.: BILK EMBROIDERED POPLINS.
70 pieces very rich Pans silk embroidered poplin..
3.260 00
67,060 01
" BALE OF FRENCH HOODS,
On Friday Morning,
November 2, at JO o'clock, by estalogno, on 6 months'
credit.
6N) packages and lots of Caney and etaple French dry
gook.
Samples arranged for examination, with cata
loguesy early on tho morning of calc.
Emma
F. PANCOAST, AUCTIONEER, Snc-
L'A l iE
GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, BONNET AND TRIM
MINO RIBBOIVS,
On Wednesday Morning.
October 31, by eata'ogue, on a credit, commencing at
10 o'clooic.
13111.1.1? FORD & CO., ADOTIOSEERS
IL N0..730 ' , I ARYL'. Street, too! 52. MIND.
Street
LARGE POSIITVE SALE OF 1.1 , 00 OAFIEB HUM,
1311.01,0, BROGANS, AND GUM 8110E5.
On Thursday Morning.
November 1, at 10 o'clock precisely, will bo solo, hr
catalogue, on 4 months' credit, 1,000 oases men's, boy;'
,
and youths' calf. kip, and grain hoots, calf. kip, and
buff brogans, calf and patent loather garters, Oxford
tree ; ruin overshoes and boote, &o. WOMOn'F, misses'. and children's calf kip, morocco,
and hid heeled boots, gaiters, slippers, buskins, and
overshoes.
Also, n full assortment of city-made goods.
Buyers aro particularly ravi•ed to this gale, as it will
Consist of a fresh and seasonal, e assessment of goods.
la3"fs'oode open for examination with catalogues early
on morning of sale.
q'+AMUE N ATII A NS, AUCTIONEER,
No. 284 Routh THIRD Street. below Walnut.
LARGE SALE OF FORFEITED ?LI. DOES,
By order of ABRADAM NATHANS, Broker,
On Tuesday Morning.
Ootolier:30, at 93'1 o'clock A M., consisting of gold and
river patent lever and other watches, gold chains,
finger ones, breastpins, medallions, pencil oases. silver
and plated-ware, coats, pants, vests, shawls, umbrella:.•,
&
Dunne carpets. pistols, guns. c.
1/3780DA having goods on deposit with
me over the Ingot length of time, will call and redeem
the same, otherwise thee will be sold at public sale ou
the above day. ABRAHAMATHA NB, Broker,
Northeast corner StXTII and - CALLOWHILL.
cell Mt*
S.E2 Z.: 7 213 A - CT CTIONE B
;au) u6:;:t-4lzi.:lol° MERCHANT, routheast
corner oi 31.:C2Y - 2. ald. RACE atresta.
MONEY F.O LOA.N.I
y11.z,;19 0 to Ic.sn, at the lowa,: rate,*
watebe3,J evrelry, envoy plate, drr goods, olotlung. ;; c
sexam, hardware, outicry pianos, mann, te 7-
niture, beddinr:, and on sroods of every aescriotma. z
Lane or entail amoonts, from ono del every
to ttlOU,,tri
for any length of time opeed on.
CT Poo Oldest Estnblished Houso in this sin
Preto entrance on RACE strnet,
EP Buoinoen Imam from 9A. M. to 9 P.M.
bleary Insurance for the benefit of dopositers.
ONA lteES ONL'y TWO PER CENT
GT Acfravocs of elr4 and upwards al tao par er..
Advnacol vin hr. , l yvvrmalts, 4.t o.le vor
thc.rt
SALE OF COLLATERALS,
on intraday Merman,
November G, m 10 o'clock, M N n.THANS' Auction
Store, Southeast corner of SixTh and RAGE titreeta,
in cieental stray Salesroom, entrance horn Race Street.
Counts ina of—
Enveral canes of first quality French Calf Skim
Several cases Kip and Calf Skins.
Several ntsos superior Split Leather.
Dealers, tithoefinders. and others are invited to attend
the rate, ns the Leather will positively ire sold without
the least reserve. m lots to suit purehaners•
GC?' Open for examination the day previous to the
sale. M. NATHANS.
51 -• 'I7O T I7IIII2:M K OBEITA R /I P SLot, A
zae '-
t3ixth.
BALES EVERY EVENING,
- -
At 7 o'clock. cf Books. stationery and fancy goods,
watches, jewelrv, oloblo, silver plated ware, cutlery,
paintm ea, musical instraements,
Also, licriiery, dry goods. boots and shoes, and mer
chandise of every description.
DAY SAFES every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at 10 o'clock A.. 11.
PRIVATE. SALES.
.
At private El3Veral large consignments of watches,
jewelry, books. stationery. silver-plated ware. cutlory,
fancy gooec. &e. To which lo solicited the attention of
city and country merchants and others.
Consignments solicited of all kinds of march:aniline,
for sillier public or private sales.
Vr'Llberal cash advances mach on cowl:gum:olds.
Out-door sales promptly attended to.
m i INDUSTRIAL STOVE WORKS
gI&EWILLIAM C NEMAN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
1:1
STOVES,
No. 33 NOBTA. SECOND STREET.
°flora the mo't perfect, convenient, and economical
Una-burning Coolona Stove set invented.
Inquire for It te Lehigh Gas-burner, to obtain the heel
Store in use.
Also, one of the largest and most complete stook of
Stoves f'r heating parlors, chambore, stores. count ng•
houses, Sie., in the oity. The attention of the Imbibe Is
soliolted.
3 STOVES! STOVES!!
JAACEFS,_ f..41?.F.4k
0.11 i s CRARIVET STREET,
le now prepared to meet the wants of the pub.io more
completely in all the details of tha Stove trade than any
other establishment in Philadelphia. in proof of which
he !avijos coax PARATIVE EXAMINATION.
Mlt2l Int!
. . . . .
The following are among hie own popu.ar insentient',
several of which have alr.rerly obtained a national repu
tation an surpassing in excellence and sermon/I/any other
Stoves in ea.%
JAMES airreAß is the Inventor and Patentee of the
Improved Ons burning Cnoliine, Stove, acknowledged to
be the boat Stove for family use in the world.
JAPdtel SPEAR is the Patentee of the celebrated
Gas-consunung Cooking Range, now rapidly coming
Into general urn.
••- - . •
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the Improved Sil
ver's Air , tight Ona-consuming Parlor Stove.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor of the Improved
(Patented) Ornamental Stove Urn, whioh, from its
beauty and utility, is likely, this season, to be waver •
sally talented.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the Labor, Fuel,
and Comfort-saving Ironing Pan.
JAMES SPEAR so the Inventor and Patentee of the
celebrated Railway , ear Renter.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor of the Improved
Fire-board Stove.
For all of the above the Inventor very MittlY Claims
advantages whieh require but to be understood by the
public to be universally appreciated and preferred to
any other articles of that else, in the market; and he
would hereby extend a cordial invitation to all persons
in want of Stoves to call and examine for themselves.
Parties waning to examine will have every attention
shown them. whether intending to or not.
QUAKER CITY GAS CON
SUAIER, PATENTED by CHARLES JONES,
..4B Seventh Month. 1800.
GAS BURNER. GRI,AT IMPROVEMENT ON SILVER'S
BY the use ofthe Quaker City Gas-Consuming Parlor
and Office Stoves all dust may be avoided, the rooms
ventilated, and an even temperature maintained for
many hours, without any attention to the fire, and at a
great Saving of feel.
For sale by CHARLES JONES, Patentee, No. 305
North SECOND street, above Vine, where the excellent
Gnu-Oonsuming Cooking Stove DAYLIGH P. unsur
passed in its operations, may bo obtained. Of the large
number now in °Psyllium, every stove, we believe,
gives entt re sat,sfaetion. ooa Sm
THE CELEBRATED ROYAL
COOKING STOVE is the best and most popu
lar Cooking Store in the market. It is made
either with or without gas-homing fixtures.
Manufactured and for nale by NORTH. GRAsE. it
NORTH. Foundry Warotooms, 209 North SECOND
Street. 08-Im
atTHE FIERY STAR GAS•BURN
ING AND RADIATING PARLOR STOVE,
is the best and most economical Heating stovo
Manufactured and for sale by NORTH, CHASE. lc
NORTH, Foundry Warerooms, 209 north SECuND
Street, 08 1 tn.
a_ OUR NEW GAS-BURNING BASE
STOVE Is the most economioal Stove of the
kind, and miles more durable than the Gas
burners with a sheet-iron base. Alanufastured and for
sale by NORTH, CHASE, k. NORTH. Foundry-Ware
rooms, ~lir North SECOND Street. na-]m
PIANOS AND ➢IIJSIC
me l PIANOS ! PIANOS ! ! PIANOS ! !
PIANO-FORTES
DlELobEoria,
RIALiuFORTES.
Nome &by Raven, Bacon, & imms & Clark, Hallett,
Davis, & Co.. and others. C 0.,"
J. E. GouLn
rant-ly SEVENTH and CHESTNU —
T.
STEINWAY & SON'S NEW PA
-6 RENT OVER-STRING GRAND PIANOS,
SQUARE GRAND, AND SQUARE PIANOS, rumPIANOS,
preferred in concerto and in private.oiroles by the best
Performers. Received the fi rst premmina over the beet
=kers, from judges like Gottschalk, Mason and others.
Challenge all competition. BLASIUS RROTHERS,
de-1) loOt, CHESTNUT Street.
BURNS , CELEBRATED ROSE
v wool) nod full metallic-Mate PIAN 0-
FORTES ; and Estey & Green'. Hamm= end Eollan
Melodeons. The above instruments are of the vory
latent Improvements, and beat makes, For entle at
111A12811'S Mum M ore, No. 1102 CRESTNUT
Street. • oats Im
M ARSH'S NEW IMPROVED PIANO
INSTRUCTION 730030.—Emmet method of fin
gering, together with a beautiful selection of popular
Pieces and progressive lessons, ever before published in
a small work—prom only 50 eenta—nt MARSH'S Music
Store, Jilin OHESTN UT Street. oeb-Int
MUSIC -From all Catalogues in the
United States, at Ono Cent per pneo—at 1118
MARKET Street, opposite the p ath ,' m ammo th
Market Rouse. oca-lm
WINNER'S INDEPENDENT VIOLIN
v it PLAY bit , Non. 1,2, 3.4, 8.8, 7. and 8, are now
ready—urioe 22 cents—at MARSH'S Musio Store. 1102
CHESTNUT Street. eablan
5 0 (.7 SES OF SEED LEAF TOBACCO,
In ktore, mat for sale l i z n. n A
Ns.r.„ A
00
te7S4 r
V10R.A(1 , 1.--Storage for merchandise of
all kinds, and at low relaxat Kensington Screw
Molt. 1 naa North DELA WARE Awwu, °nig
AVA COFFEE.-1,000 pockets prime
0. Java Coffee, for sale by jAAngs yummu. Co„
IT' A fitreAt.
AIIP—For sale by WETIIERILL &
BROTHER, 47 and 49 North SECOND Street.
M!!!!
THOMAB SONS,
, - 199 end 141 South SOCR'iS tree.
REALruierly N 05.69 and 69. 1
ESTATE, STOCKS, &a.
Tuesday next.
Pamphlet entalognes now ready. containing full de ,
seriptions of all the p•operty to he sold on Tuesday neat,
30th instant. with a list of sales lath and 73th Ruyan
her, and a large mortment of real mats at Prints
sale.
RIOCKS AND REAL enx.r.o.
A's' THE. EXCHANGE PVERY TUESDAT
t Handbilis of coon property tuned separately,
addition' to which we publish, on the Saturday Wavier*
to ouch sato, one thousand catalogues, in parephla'
form, giving ,all desoriptionn of all the property to Er"
sold lin the following Tuesday.
All I).—Our eater of real estate and stocks
the E7.chanco will hereafter be held at 12 o'clece
rnend, in the evening. at 7 o'clock.
Contributors have the option of either gale.
HEAT! ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
PL:9 - We have a large amount of real estate at private
nate. including every description of city and countri
Property. Printed lists maybe bad at the auction ate
PRIVATE SALE REGIISTER.-
Roal earate entered on oar private sale registers
and advertised ocetrionally in our public sale abstract
(of which 1,500 cople.. are print
charge. ed ereeklY.) free s•
STO YES
6AWE,I BY AECTieft.
BONDS, BATIK, AI:D OTHBR STOOKS, PEW. &c,
On Tuesday.
October 30, at 12 o'clock noon. at the Phdladelabia Ex
change, will ha Bold for account of whom it may con
es n
-22 seven per cent bonds. $l,OOO each ( ammo). E.g..
ern Market Company, with all coupons attached ao•
timing attar ( lumber 1, 1850
Thrao $5OO sevenper .cent. bonds Hestonville, Mart
tue. add Fairmount Paaann ear Railroad Company. .
For other accounts, without reaerva
45 shares Kensington Bank stock.
10 shares Farmers and Mechanics Bank.
12 iMares Commercial Bank
10 shares Ponrisy,vania Hamad CariapanY.
6 rthares ',Mash Coal and Navigation Company.
1 share Philadelphia Athenaeum.
12 shares Tacony and Poquessins Plank Road Com
pany--anr $2O. Bale absoluie.
Pew No. 63 middle aisle Calvary Church, Rev. Dr
Jenkins.
SEVENTvENTH FALL PA LE—OCTOBER
Largo and - Valnside Brick RESIDRNOK and BMW)
ING LOT, used as a side's-are, Noe. 1412 and 1121A5014
73trr.aeict ktlble
andof Broad nnl 3lr: tin e t €: lot
the
rear. b
Tret with
es
is h e nished with the modern improvqmente and enema
mamas.
.I.xecutora' Sale—Yetate of Jacob Johnson. deeeised.
Valuable TRADT OF LAND, containing over 62
CUT, srithllerve Stone MANSION. Born, Carriage-
House, &c , in the district or Belmont. Twenty-fourth
ward.
Same atate--Stone MANSION, 'With BT Petalleg of
land, adjoining the above.
Peremptory Sale Very dcairable Country RESI
DENCE and about 4 Acres of Land. near the Oak lane
Station. North Pennsylvania Railroad.
Handsome Modern Fonr story Briek RESIDENCE.
No. 1832 Race street. near Logan Square, has the Tao
dery conveniences ; 20 feet front,.
.
Handsome COUNTRY PLACE, 14 Acres. 12 per
elm, WILLOW GROVE. Montsemery. county• Penn
sylvania, on the Old York road. 72 miles north of Phila
delphia. lies largo Stone Mansion, Stone Barn, Stable,
Carnage-Bourg. ho.
Peremptory Sale—hstato of Matthew Smith. deceased.
Three story Brick STORE and DWELLING, No.
1631 Lombard gtreet, with a three-story Brick Dwelling
in the rear.
.
Parametors Elate—Three story Briok DWELLING,
Ito 2010 North Fecond street. below Batßhin street.
Executer's .stale—To clove an Estate—RESIDENCE.
No. 602 8PRI;;Cs; Street, wee; of. Sixth street. Imme
diate rosseston.
. _
Alodern Brick RESIDE:NCI-I. No. 827 Race street,
west ot Eighth street. I lennedulte possession
Three story Brick DWELLING, Nn. 330 North Fifth
street. south of Noble street. Has the modern conve
nlences.
Peremptory Fab—Estate Into of Ezra Hoopes, deo'd.
Large and Valuable LOT. its feet front by SO feet
deep, Front street, late Southwark.
Three-story Brick DWELLING. N 0.35 North Seven
teenth etreet, above Market street. Has gas, bath
room, to.
Neat Modern RESIDENCE No. 223 Vine street, east
of '1 bird street. Ens the modern conveniences, ho.
Valuable Ilusmess Locatmn, Six-story Brick STORE
and DWELLING, No. 214 North Fourth street, be
tween Race and Vine streets. Immediate possession.
Peremptory Sn'e—Estate of Ann Smith, deceased.
BUILDING 01'. Twentieth street, Bonn of Market
street. Pale abs.,
Nest DWELLING, southwest corner of Master and
Perth streets, between Seventh and Eighth streets.
Twentieth ward.
Three-story Brick DWELLING and BAKERY, with
Two-story STABLE, No. 1416 Ridge avenue, corner of
Francis street . _
biee etori Brick DWELLING and BAKE-HOUSE.
No. We South Front street. between Spruce and Union
streets.
Three-story Brick DWELLING, No. MS South Front
street, adion3inB the above.
Valuable Business Property. STORES and WARE
HOUSES, southwest corner of Delaware avenue and
Ton al/ey. south of Chestnut street.
DWELLING and ICE CREAM SALOON, N 0.21
Lombnrd street, west of Second street.
Sale at Suffolk Park.
BAR FURNITURE, HORSE, COW, HAY, LTAI
BEE, the.
Thte Moriang.
27th inst., at 'll o'elook. at the Ballolk Park. Twenty
fourth weld, a quantity of bar Turniture end Batures,
about 20 tons of bay, farm horse, cow, lot of ;posts and
rails, lot of :umber, large ro'er, scraper, sulfas, sixty
bushels of potatoes, &o.
Large Sale Not. 139
ERPOOL and 141 So
Wuth
AREFOURTH Street,
LIV,
Consisting of Twonty.one Crates.
Direct from Lieferociel, per Ship Wallace.
On Wedn6sday Morning,
Oct. 31, at 10 o'clock at the Auction Store. contiating
of d.nner and tea eels. cops and saucers, plates, dishes,
tureens. covered dialect, chamber ants, tea Pete, pit'
chore, bowls, Jugs, sugars, creams, &o. fro . to be sold
without reserve, in lots to suit dealers, housekeepers,
and others.
BALE OF POPULAR AND VALUABLE BOOKS, on
various subjects. all new and fresh Stock.
On Tuesday Evening.
October 30. at the swarm store. an assortment of
valtriblo m scellaneous works, school stock, raper, Ece.
For particulars see catalogues.
HALE OF BOOKR—By order or /Administrator.
Oa Wednesday Evening.
October 31. at the Auction Store, an assortment of
valuable misoellaneous books, a portion in unsatitiea.
the Frock of a bookseller deceased
V' For DartleMars see catalogues.
Sale on GRAY'S Lone
. -
HORSES. OXPr4. COWS. FARAI WAGONS. CARTS,
AIOWING M ACHINE, HORSE
NESS. FARMING WA ROCKAWAY, GAILNEII,2, FARMING
IMPLEMEN IS. Ac.
On Friday Afternoon,
Nov. 2d. nt 2 u' clock. at the late residence of Evan W.
Thomas, docettaad, tho personal nro_perllP, comprising
a superior horse. 5:, Cara old . Slack -Hawk stock, Wat
son wagon, harness. Durham and Alderney cattl, dca.
l Full partionlars in handbills.d
Administrator's Rale.
SCHOONER JAMES 'alaGEB,
On noon at 3. HOO. at noon, at the foot of WILLIAM
Street, RICHMOND. en nedtvlded Fourth Part of the
Canal Schooner James Magee. 330 tone; 90 feet keel.
ITH beam, 8 feet hold. sale absolute.
Sala at Nos. I:i9 and 241 Fatah FOURTH Street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FRENCH-PLATE MIR
RORS, PIANO-FOR PER, BRUSSELS CARPETS.
On Thursday Morning,
At 9 o'clock. at the Auction Store, an aisaortitent of
excellent second-hand furniture, elegant Fiano-fortes,
lice mirrors, carpete, etc.. from families deohninEE
housekeeping removed to the store ;or convenience 01
sale.
IIERIFIT'S SALE—On WEDNESDAY
MORNING, October 31st, at 10 o'oleck A. M., by
order of the L‘norifl: the Good Will, Stook. and F .xturos
of the old-established GROCERY ORE, douihwest
oorner of dr. COND and I'INC Streets oe?)
6110IIIMMMIESTO
yul iq?iG
e x4l4 FOR THE SOUTB.—OIA.RLEI
AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHirit
FREIGHT icrw O.E.D.
Heavy Freight et an average of TiVlisair per cent.
Ivo Now York Steamehip rates.
FOR CRARLFATON, S. 0,
The U.S. Mail Steamship KEYSTONE IVTAVE, CleP
tam Charles I'. Maranman, will seal on Monday, Nov.
5, at to o'olooh A. M.
Vbre'isli in la to 50 mars—only LI boars at as.
FOP_ SAVANNAH, GA.
.n , 2, 11. Nail Stemr.chio STATE, OF NEORSIA
Cartain loon 3. Garvin, will tail on Wednesday, 1001,
31. at 10 o'clock A. 31.
h rough in ea to 59 hears—only 48 bons at Sea.
lair &Linn, o re Ottqged from every Saturday tat svarj
fire ddro. , irtaer reclireq, sad Bills of Ledlns stoned
ever, - day.
The splendid first...i4.a-1 side-wheel Stearnahtes
STO.NE ETATS' and ELATE OF GEORGIA now run as
above every ten days, thee forming a five-day ecour.a
nicanon with Charleston and Savannah, rm! the South
and Southwest_
At both May:a:to') end Baxtausa„, Wren Snipe eon
:lent Villa .7.tf,F rorkfor Florida. and - Ralf railer-a. /3•1.
for all y11.1.:.e9 in the
INSURA gouth an
E d Southwest.
NC.
fraight end Insurance on a large propertmn at feeds
shinned So - ,:L ba found to be lowe.r by these ships
than by nailing the -roimieM brine ono-half the
rate.
N. 11.—Inuttnnes as slt TaPrce.d Freight is entarelr
unnoceranly, rather that, Charleston pr savnnah, the
Railroad Comrara es taking all mks from these Dints.
GREAT REDUCTION IN ;AEU%
Fare by this :onto :etc 40 per cent. cheaper than hi
tho Itland Route, on Twat ba ces_n_by the following eche
dui°. Tbrollyh tioketa from .Philadelphia. via Charles
ton and Savannah steamshipa, INCLUDING bIEALS es
the whole route, ancient from Charleston and Savan
nah to Mentronic-r
VIA. CitiatLESVIN. VIA SALVANNAII.
To Chatluzion_..-913 00 To Savannah,. IV
Anglian -- 17 00 Augusta— 17 50
Columbia—. _ 20 00 Manor..-._... 20 oo
Alanta—. 21 CI Atlanta-- -... 00
Montgomery—. 30 00 Columbus— _ 21 NI
Mobile— 35 CO Albany. —..— 53 00
New Orleans__. 39 76 Motitgomm_... 26 00
Nashville_.._.. 27 75 Mobile-- 35 oft
Knoxville _____2a 00 Yaw Orleans__. 39 75
Memphis._ 3170
Fare to Savannah, via Charleston-.
.._ IS 00
Charleston, via Savannah.-.., 16 00
Ito bills of ly.dlny sari:Lex:lanai' one chop hen
For freight or pasasse annlY on board, at rescind
Wkarf above Vino street. or to
/LEI. ItERON,Jr.,
_& CO.,
R
No. 126 NORTH WHAVES.
Asonta in Charleston T. 3. &T. G. RUDD.
Savannah, HUNTER & GAMMEI,I.
For Florida from Charleston. 'Learner Carr/Mt evert
Ithesday.
For Florida from Savannah, steamers Bt. Mary's and
Jchrea every Tuesday and Saturday.
a& TEE BRITISH AND NORTD
AMERICAN 1104 AL MAIL BTEAM-
PRoM NEW TOUR TO LIVERPOOL.
Chia Cabin Passage— ........
Second Cabin Passage_...—._..— . 76
PROM EOBTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage— ..—..—._-
second Cabin Pa55age_....._....60
The ships from Now York call at ork Harbor.
The ships from Boston call at Halifax and Cork Har
bor.. . _
I
J'ERSIA, Ce pt. Judkins. CANADA, Capt. Lang.
ARABIA, Ca_pt../. Stone. AMERICA, Capt. Moodie,
ASIA, Capt. E. G. Lott. NIAGARA, Capt Anderson
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon. EUROPA, Capt. J. Leitoh .
SCOTIA, (now building,/
These vessels carry a clear white light at meet-head I
green on starboard bow; rod on pert_bisw.
PERSIA, Judkins. leaves N. York, Wednesdy. Oct. 70
CANADA.Anderson, " Boston, Wednesday, Oct. 17
AFRICA, Shannon, " N. York, Wednesday, Oct. 27
ARABIA, Stone, " Boston, Wednesday, Oct. JI
ASIA. Lott " N. Yore, Wednesday, Nov• 7
FUROPA,Moodie," Boston. Wednesday, N0v.14
PERSIA, Judkins, " N. York,Weduesciay, Nov.ll
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The owners of these Blurs will not be accountable for
Gold, Silver. Bullion. Specie, Jewelry, Precious Stones
orMetals, unless bills of lading are signed therefor ante
the value thereof therein expressed. For freight or pas
sage, apply to E. CUNARD.
wile 4 Bowling Green, New York.
EXPRESS COMPANIES
Dpn: gEgzgwts THE ADAMS EXPRESS
CO., Office 320 . tHE8TPIUT Street,
forwards Parcels, Package. Merchandise Bank/Intel,
n d Specie, either by its own Lines or in connection
with other Express Companies, to all the prineirrei
towns and cities of the United States.
E. S. SANWORD.
General Superintendent.
Id ~ACKEREL, SHAD, HERRING,
ICOO bbla liox. 1, 2 and 3 largo and medium Mao
keretc, in aaanited packages, of a very ahem quality:
al
50 bble. now No. 11 large Madiersl,
&I halt blitz new No. rdo do,
90'bbla new No. 9 medium do.
eo do new Esatern Placa Ight‘d.
30 half tibia new do do ao.
1500 blaa new Kaatport No.l Herm r
$Ol.l do do Halifax No.l dn.
205 do new Benton No.l do.
100 do do No, 1 scale Flah.
10 do prune No.l Salmon,
100 aunitala GrusAgank Codfish.
100 liOXO3 LIM haII9MOT OCRlaty C.llOOlll/
New landing and in more, for sale bY
1415 1113
MURPHIII x
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111 MA
VAUTI ON ! — ASTROLOGY !—LOOg
OUT!—GOON NEWS FOR ALL:—The never
Mills; Alm VAN HORN to the beat; oho succeeds
when all others have failed. All who are in trouble, all
who h for
onfortunate, deceived by false promises.
to her tor advice and comfort. /n late egrairs_s+l4 .
never fear. Bhe has the rceret of winning the alleo
tionn of the onnosito Sex. It is this fact which induces
illiterate prefanders to try to imitate her, and copy bee
advertisements. She shows you the hkeneaa ofyeur fh
ture wife, husband, or absent friend. It Is wall Immo
to the nubile at lark that she is the find and war per
eon who can show the likeness in reality, ant can r i ver
entire satisfaction on all the tiresome of v 'oh
can be tested and yroved by thousand!, both man ed
and single, who daily and eagerly visit her. Comenne
come an to No. 1.9.% LOA;SASti Street. betweenOult
ear and Broad. oal9-st.
COAL OIL.-17 bbls. Lubricating Coal
Oil in store, and for sale k. ROWLEY. ASK
BURNER, fs CO, N 0.16 Houth Wharves. ocail
PRIVY-WELDcleaned at a low pnoe to
obtain tba contents. Adding! WMATlLovizast
drette oifige, Man North 81100A1D Iftwet.„