PERSONAL slcl(D:PO1 iU lOAL
—Tit - WYork f lierafd it still at work on Its
sensation artiolen. The latest - ix in the skape 'of
wend column! of bogus correipendinCe;.and
mudber of extracts from Secession paresis. Tho
whole is headed by a Ate display bd,lard• type, as
follows :
" The Bevolution at:the Scadb. Thalffect of tho
Indiana, and Ohio,
Arming the Whites and Mating the B*lol at the
Boutin; ,Eignil*tptoieration of the Governor of
South Teupeuee Beady to
Followltead:„!hnbargo,on Cotton for thellorth:
A B i iiio n :Az?!en on One Side Broken on. All
gid, w - „l,o6rdnirs . Nallifieirs. Congress Cannon
nee thif,Boulle , The phloitillott of the Union Abe.'
whojihn:patent :f4aws, The' Advantage of the
Soutih'llitstinotiOn of Manufactures, the CO nt::
meree,,swid,lik . fShiiiting of the• North .' Manure°.
ttuiegßietties:Already Breaking Out in New Bog
laild/;;Se Monetary ConVulsion frion the Lars of
$400,900,ded Of Property. What the_ South is Ad
vised, to, de . If : Lincoln is Elected." - •
—Mr. Yancey, the Southern orator of Alabamo,
is a atep.son of Rey, N. S., 8., Boman, D D., of
Troy, N. T., who, when a ,yonsr Man, was teach
inq in that State, and married - Mr. lanoey's
motlieri'a young widow with two 'or, three email
elaildres. Dr. Boman :settled in Troi, bringing
Mr. Yancey, then quite young, pith him, when he
wan fitted to enter Williamtown College.
—Four Cmp - lore mat at the Revere Rouse;
Buten, on Wednesday evening, whose names are
familiar te : the American public : Gov. Bank% of
Meuse' husethi; any. Goodwin, Of tiOW Ilantnehlre;
IfOn. Israel 'Washburn, !Jr., Grivernor4Atot of
Mahan, and Col. Ourtin,4oentor:eleot i Of Penn
sylvania.- -The meeting was-Wholly sealtiontal,• as
neither of tho gentlemen had made ,an arspoint.
matt to see the other.
The Washington Oonespondent of Saturday's
. ,
Tirortaisaya
" Several conservative abd • highly re eatable
gentlemen called upon the President to-day. and
had a conversation touching the' state of affairs.
Bachanan eipressed bimeta' - quite unreserved
ly to tho effect that the shies looked threateningly,
but he in no way intimated what' nouns be Would
pursue in atusi'ef sooession:'?.. - '
A number of French bishops have 'recently
been victimized by lettere from London,, under
female nanies, representing a young French wo
man of . good family and education, who was ex
posed in London, not only to attempts • upon her
virtue, but upon her faith in the Catholio religion,
and who needed only a small atm to anableher to
return toParle and safety. Inquiries have led to
the arrest 'of the swindler, who was not even a
female,, hut a former porter on the Eastern Roil.
way of Franco, who had fled the country after
plundering hls employers. '
—Father Oliva:2l's late speeches at Naples were
delivered from a box of the Ban Carlo theatre. Thu
performanCe wag for the benefit or the charitable
asylums, and Father Garnet took advantage of it
to address a different audience to that of the street.
Be Spoke in the ietervals between the note, and
had the curtain' raised that the performers might
hear him, lie was greatly applauded.
—The Grace Darling family have again per
formed a• humane. act.: On the evening of Tues
day, the Bth instant, the 'sleep Trio, Anderson, of
Arbroath, looed,Y for Leith, left Shields, with a
fair wind, and was overtaken by, the gale on Wed ,
needay morning, of North ;Sunderland; got as fir
as Skate Roads, wheW they let go both anoLors,
which, during a pearfeethurriearm, were snapped,
and itui vessel drifted on .the Lawton. Rock,
where the Vorforshire win lat. The master and
erew iiidgrent difiloultyln getting from the Ship,
and, 'after being' twelve hours on the rook, were
larked' Orby the father, a brother, - and two
nephews of that heroine, Grace Darting—the
father now being in his seventpilith year, fifty of
which he has been in the light-house service—and
after being kindly ;treated by them, they were
landed next day at North Sunderland, whence they
were forwarded to Arbroath by' the„Shipwreeked
Fishermen', Society. '
—John Wentworth, mayor of Chicago, and edi-'
tor of theltepublican organ in that city, advises,
as ~ .thesurest way of electing Lincoln," that " all
that the Republicans have to do is to sea that the
Beeekinrldge tiokets are put in nomination and
supported in every State."
—The Herald says, in speaking of the Disunion
movement, that there is already considerable ri
valry springing up among the friends respectively
of.jeff. Davis, Toombs, and Wise as to the superior
fitness of these gentlemen for the military leader-
ship of the Southern forces.
—As the' day of election approaches the contest
in Mr. Thayer's district growsheated and bitter.
Mr. Thayer, never loth to give 'sharp outs in de•
bate, is ,probably leap considerate now than over.
Thatie is making considerable trouble in the Re-
publican ranks in Ida district would appear from
the vigor with which the press attacks his position.
It is now certain- that he will get a large vote,
though not so certain thefts" will eueeeed. Gov.
Doutwell is in the field against him, as well as
other able speakers. Mr. Thayer, always sanguine
under any circumstances, professes perfect faith in
his success in, November. He is seconded on the
'dump by S. N. Simpson, of Kansas, Judge Brown,
of Fitchburg; Co!. Waters, and Sidney Clark, of
Milbury.
R--Mr: Mudio, the famous proprietor of a circu
lating library in London, furnishes the Athenmum
the following list of the total number of works
added to -hta establishment - since January, 1658.
It indicates to some extent the relative circulation
of various classes of works in the current litera
ture :Mistory and Biography, 87,210 vole. ; Travel
and Adventure, 50,572 vols. ; Fiction, 165,445 vols.;
Miscelaneous, including works of Science and
Religlon, and the principal Reviews, 87,856 vols. ;
total, 391,083 vole.
—Andy all of the Democratic papers of Geor•
gia have come out boldly and squately for a disso
lutio4 of the Union in the event of Lincoln's
election.
—The Herald says: The recently-expressed
sympathy of Secretary Cobb with the proposed as.
Lion of the Eettiesionists, so strongly in contrast
with his former 'Union sentiments, canoes the Pre•
sident the greatest Metros.
The Prince of Wales partook of a collation at
the house of a resident Oroll6 of our Western cities,
and it is said that when the daughter of the host
walked with the Prince to a window, in order to
point out a flue view, the father rushed up in the
met familiar manner, and cried out, " I shall have
to look - after you young people."
Princes. Alice, the seoond daughter of Victo
ria, has been betrothed to Prince Louis, of Basso
DUMStIldt. The Prince is nephew to the reigning
Grand'Duke, and cousin to the Kink of Prussia!
—Lady Franklin is spending her time very nn•
ostentatioasly in New York, at the bonze of Henry
Grinnell, Esq., prior to her departure for California.
—lron. Thomas F. Marshall, of Kentucky, is
lecturing at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., on the History
of abrietianity from the Advent of the Saviour to
the Protestant Reformation.
—lt hu been given out that Joe smith, Jr., who
has iitiontly been ma& Head of the Mormon
Church? hat rummoned the faithful to return to
Nauvoo, Hancock county, Illinois, where their an
cient temple it located.
—Mrs. Governor Morgan, of New York, le the
recipient of a bescitiful diamond' neeklaeo, a pre
sent from the 'prince of Wales. It was tent from
Boston by express'.
—Mother SMnislaus Mathews, superior of the
Wheeling (Va.) Hospital and Orphan Asylum, died
mostly at the:adduce of Mos. Colonel Benjamin
R. Floyd, Wytheville, Virginia.
—Augustus fihriver ban been re-elected president
of the Western Maryland Railroad. ,
Dr. - R. Robarde, one of the most skilful sup
geons in the South, died near Columbia, Tenn., on
the 17th Meant.
—The Washington correspondent of the Tribune
says : sedge Meek, the bosom friend of Mr. Yan
cey, end/beaker of. the Alabama House of Repro
sentatirearhis been here a few days, and doolares
there will ho no disruption of the Union in use of
Lineoln'i ,election. He also silYi the charge
that Mr.- Douglas framed the Lesomptcn Cough
tution,,u it wee submitted '
to the people of Kansan
and the assertion that any anti-Douglas man wa°
offered , the Vine Presidential nomination on the
Duthie ticket, are both too silly for anybody to
believe, •
-11ecire, Wayland, Tannehill, Doman, and
Rene, hliss 'groat and Mu stone, 'member/ of the
company, oithii new Memphis Theatre, are all thiwn
wit} broken-bonfi ferei.i'
—iteeoidhtg to an on dit, Gen. Jo Lane ix going
to North Sarollnalo supplant Senator Olingman.
, /LBW men, Alsq.;•one of the Republi.
em elates. Of Viiiinta, has recently. been visiting
Pittsburg. Ile states, ,so _it le said, that the Re
publieens have ah organisationln nearly all the
counties along the Ohio river, and in many of them
will '
poll ► ao'nstderable vote.
Naval Intelligence.
We have adgiles from the United States ship
Jam Adams, up to the let September tut. She
was then lying at FoOahow, Chloe. The health of
the &doers and crew was good with the excoptiou
of i
few epidemical digeases noident to the cli
mate, but not of a urbane nature. She was to
leave in a few days for Japan, where'she would re
main s short time, and , return to Shanghae to
winter. The , °Moen hopsdlhe refuel would be
oldotht unit heat Win, as the unseaworthy
soadiltaa Of the venal rendered repairs neoes-
Sl Zthile a re to the 11th of ' fil • ptembe r from the
mdr on. The United States steam gun
boarDafroik width it reported as quite monessful,
artiredynt,..Bil: Janeiro 2d ult. from :Madeira,
wisentiesitepped to coal and deliver mail for the
vemHateltthel-Wean elation.,The Dakota' is one
of therxwitgattillate, and ill on her: way to rain
forest 61r squadron. She would sal
front RIO for.Ren Kong mithe' 18th ult. Thole-
ImAlginei - at 'Madeira from the Artless'
ttzailmijiltships campanile in good health •
*brig of Banbridge entered
wa s -4411 W ant- on, thalellowing day be g an ighi hi Weed to he r' -voyage, She
sail before the, liOtht-' *lla Dolphin had
ensued at Bututal Ayres hilt Montevideo.'
hhillitlor. the African ai Ode* will be forwarded
the immitto aml4ollllr to iMil firma Philadelphia
m a ny in i kpr i f Air' the East India equtulron, to
ionitef-war ',Vandalic,: now • preparing at
Imelkiitnilit. mall • about' the'lOth. impala°. The
• 41=eaciettts, will ;take : from Slew rook,
treiritoeki, fetters; Wilk,' ticq.; tor the
44MIPtidAti.stitildiatt,,,if,.thwy are mat t 'pro;
• tad, to the navy 'Agit Brooklyn.,
Tie Lady Elgin Disaster.
AIOHE BODIES HEOOMED-OAB OP THEIr SUPPOSED
TO BB THAT OP MRS. untsnnte.
lFrom the Chicago Press and Tribune.Cot.27.l
Ihtelligerani was recelVed yesterdayfrom Evans
tonlof the disoovery of two bodies of females, ba
nded- to have , been victims of the Lady Elgin
disaster. Justine H. M. Huntoon held an inquest
on the bodies. Further information may be ob
tained by addreasing him at Evanston, Ili.
.oae of the bodies is believed to be that of Mrs.
Ltunsien, wife of the late Col. F. A. Lumsden, of
New Orleans. The description of this body is as
-follows: Five feet two to five foot four inches in.
height ; on the body a plain cotton skirt sad a
portion of a , chemise ; on the fingers of the left
hand wore several diamond rings; upper tooth all
gone, as if they had been a false set and had been
loot
The second body is believed to be that of Mrs.
Wm. earth, of Paws, Ky., for thereoovery of which
'a reward of $l,OOO was offered by the relatives of
d* family. The desoription of the remains and
apparel found on the same is as follows: Height
about fivefeet three inches. Had on a hopp skirt,
a vintion of 'tt striped silk waist, no stockings or
shoes. Five rings on fingers, a locket, two plain gold
rings, and one chased. Had five upper teeth on a
gold plats, riveted in the old-fashioned manner.
The bodysef a man was found on the lake shore
near Millen Ind , on Wednesday afternoon. Had
on ; gray mixed pants, heavy boots, rand strap
buckled around him.
The body of a man about five foot eight boohoo
in ;height clad clad in military pantaloons, came
ashore on Wedneeday morning at Miohigan City.
A letter received from Coroner Ayres, of Lake
county, from Port Clinton yesterday, says that on
the, - 24th ;inst., was there buried the body.of a
female found in' the lake at that place, and de.
scribed as follows: Height five feet six or seven
inches, black silk dross, twilled cotton drawers,
high-heeled gaiters, fine skirt, white skirt, skeleton
hoop skirt with sixteen steel hoops, white cotton
hose. Could net toll the age, but guessed not very
old; middling slim built.
A special despatch received by us, last evening,
from ,T. J. Charlesworth, Esq., Calumet Station,
Ind.; says the bodies of four men and two women
haVe come ashore near City West, supposed to have
belonged tothe Lady Elgin. The coroner's inquest
will be hold to-day.
The Excitement in the South.
Tho Washington correspondent of the Now York
Herald says:
4 1 Intelligence flows in on all sides of a fearful
excitement in the Southern States on the imminent
prospect of the election of Lincoln. The inanbor
din'ation of the nogroes, •which is rapidly on
the increase, fans the flame. A. gentleman who
arrived here from the South to-day, states that Mi
nute Men and committees of safety aro organizing
allover the South. In Virginia they are enrolling
men all over the State, and the regular volunteers
drill daily. The four' batteries of rifled cannon,
twenty pleees, lately ordered by Colonel Smith,
will arrive in Richmond next week, with five thou
sand revolving pistols and twenty-five hundred
carbines. Light hundred barrels of powder have
already gone on. There is no exaggeration in all
thik Governer Letcher declares openly that its
object is to sustain any sovereign State against Fe•
deral coercion. Letters from Georgia say all par
ties are united for secession on Lincoln's election.
No!doubt is entertained here that in less than sixty
days several of tbeSonthern States will have dis
solved their connection with the Government.
The recent visit of Defrees is made more signi
ficant by the fact that at the same time several in
fluential Union men from the South and Southwest
note known to bold prolonged private conferences
with the Republican leaders here, amongst whom
was Senator Ring of your State. It is whispered
that one result of those conferences was the conclu
sion to press upon Lincoln the propriety and expe
diency of offering, so soon as it is ascertained that
hid election is a fixed fact, the post of Secretary of
War to General Sam Houston, of Texas. No man
is more bitterly hated and feared by the ultra fire
eaters of the South than is the hero of San Jacinto,
and no one possessee more fully the confidence of
the old Jackson Union men. Little doubt is enter
tained of Lincoln's making the offer.".
GENERAL NEWS
RESUSOFFATION AFTER IfANORTO.-0110 of
thO few welt-authenticated oases of resuscitation
atter hanging occurred in Paris in 177 G. A young
girl of very prepossessing appearance, from one of
the interior provinces of Prance, was placed at
Paris in the service of a man depraved by all the
vices of that metropolis. Smitten by her charms,
henttempted her ruin, but was unsuccessful. In
censed at his defeat, he determined on revenge,
and secretly placed in her trunk articles belonging
to him, and marked with his name. He then de
nounced her to a magistrate, who caused her to be
arrested, and the missing articles being found in
her possession, she was brought to trial. In her
defence she could only assert her ignorance of the
manner in which the articles came in her trunk,
and pretest her innocence. She was found guilty,
and sentence of death pronounced upon her. The
hangman's office was inefiloiently performed by the
executioner's son. The body was delivered into
the hands of the surgeon, by whom it had been
purchased. He immediately conveyed it home,
and was proceeding to dissect it, when he perceived
a slight warmth about the heart. By the prompt
use of proper remedies, be restored the suspended
animation. In the meantime, he sent for a trust
worthy priest, and when the unfortunate girl open
ect her eyes, she supposed herself in another world
and, addressing the priest, (who was a man of
marked 'and majestic countenance,) exclaimed—
" Eternal Father, you know my innocence; have
pity on me."
' In her simplicity, believing abo beheld her
Maker, she continued to sue for mercy, and it was
some time before she realized she was still in the
laud of the living. The surgeon end priest being
convinced of her innocence, she retired to a village
far from the scene of her unjust punishment.
THE ALPACA, TA FRANOE.—The Paris cor
reapondent of the Daily News, &earthing a visit
to the Zoological Hardens, in the Bois de Boulogne,
ears: " Before mailbag_ the central imiidi , w - .*
the extremity of the garden, my attention was
attracted by a park containing about fifty alpacas,
frOm Peru. This is the leading novelty of the ex
hibition. There has never been seen in Europa
such a collection of these animals, whose woollen
hair, or hairy wool, has of late summed such an
important place in our manufactures. There was
much diffieulty in getting them over, and very
many of their companions died on the voyage. I
can certify, however, that those who fortunately
i arrived in safety seem to be thoroughly malima-
Heed ; they look in excellent condition, and ware
browsing away with a healthy appetite on the nice
short grass provided for them in the gardens.
They are handsome animals nearly twice as big
as an ordinary sheep, and with longer legs; but,
speaking as en ordinary observer, and with sub
mission to naturalists, they seem to me of the
ovine species. The flock of them is a most pic
turesque object, the variety of color being as great
as In a bad of dahlias or Ohina-asters. There are
black, white, gray, red chocolate color, and pied
varieties of every description. If they can really
be acclimatised in Europe for any practical pur
pose, there is no doubt that a most important addi
tion to manufacturing wealth will have been
achieved. There is no time to be lost, if it be
true, as I hear, that the breed is fast dying out in
South America."
TILE VAST FLOW OF WATERS INTO TEE
OCZA2C—Some idea of the enormous quantity of
water that is perpetually flowing into the oceans
'of the globe is derived from the extent of its chief
river basins. The Rhone, for example, drains the
waters from an area of 7,000 square miles of coun
try; the Rhine, welch has a length of 600 miles by
its windings, drains the water from a country of
twloe that area; and the Danube from 55,000
.square miles of surface; but the waters from an
area of 300,000 square miles fall into the Bt. Law
rence, and those from 1,000,00 D of square miles
into the Mississippi, which, by its winding, has a
length of 3,560 miles. It is estimated that 1.800,-
000,000 of tons of water fall daily into the Medi
terranean, which, besides the great rivers that fall
into it, receives more than twenty secondary rivers
and innumerable smaller streams. More than a
fourth of the river water of all Europe falls into the
Black Sea.
ENGLISH MOURNING AMONG TILE NOBILITY.
Tho English Court go into another serious mourn
ing for the step-mother of Prince Albert. Tho
order is as follows :
LORD CIIAIIIIIII3.LAIII'S OFFICB, Sept. 18.—Ordere
for the Court's going into mourning on Sunday
next, the 30th indent, for her late Royal High.
nem, the Duchess Dowager of filaxe.Coborg Gotha,
widow of his Royal Highness, the late Duke of
Saxe-Coburg Gotha ; father of his Royal Highness
the Prince Consort, and Imola and fatherdn•law of
hor Majesty the Queen, viz : The ladies to wear
black silk, plain muslin or long lawn, crape or love
hoods, blank silk shoes ; black glazed gloves, azd
black paper fans. The gentlemen to wear black
cloth without buttons on the sleeves or pockets,
plain muslin, or long lawn cravats and weepers,
black swords and buckles.
INTERESTING DECISION. —A derision was
given in the county court, yesterday, by Judge
(lhumasero, which will be interesting_ to many.
Etn alien applied for naturalization. Ho had for
merly resided in another county, and claimed that
he had been a resident of the Mate for five years,
but not in either ono of the counties for that time.
instead of bringing witnesses to swear to the time
be had been in the country, he brought affidavits
from parties who had known him in his former
residence, and also from some who knew him hero.
The judge decided that the affidavits were not
sufficient, but that, to secure naturalization, par
ties must produce witnesses, in open court, who
have known them during the entire five years re
quired by law.—Rochester Democrat.
, Du. Lyme SAYEEHASnROUCK, of
Orange county, N. Y., who insists that a woman
should not be taxed unless she is allowed to vote,
has thought to shame the collector out of his de
mand by offering to work out her road-tax. The
dootrees, having somewhat passed the bloom of
youth, made no impression upon the official, and
therefore, instead of paying under protest as sonio
of her sisters do, she went upon the road and
drove a cart.
CAPTAIN EOIIOLB, of the Topographical En
gineers, has fully tested the fitness of the camel for
service In the southwest, by his reconnoitering ex
podition in northwestern Texas. The labor
'was very severe, and. for six days in the boat of
Midsummer the camels did, not have a drop of wa
ter.. On the day water was discovered, they indi
cated by their Increased speed that they were ap
proaching water, though. the stream was ten miles
off.
LANDS liastria.—The Crockett (Texas) Ar
gus states that since the railroad from Liberty to
Crockett has become n fixed fact, lands there have
taken a wonderful rise. That is the usual resalt
of sash enterprises.
THY.nr. in a woman in Peacham, Vermont,
who has a dross which she has worn for forty-sevon
years
. This woman and the one in New York who
paid s3,ooDfor a dress to wear at the P &Wei ben,
represent the two extremes.
SENTENCED TO DEATE.—Frederick Leech,
convicted of the murder of Hampton Cobb, in Au.
demon district, South Carolina, has been sentenced
to be hanged on Friday, January 11.
FM fat cattle, on their way from Albany
to Boston, on Tuesday, escaped from the cars at
Springfield, Mess., through the open door, and
have not since been heard of.
.the first of November the railroad be
tween Charleston and Savannah will be formally
opened.
Tun London Commercial Record states that
the Great Eastern steamship is so shaken up and
weakened that she is nnseattorthy.
,Two noosucaos of the new crop of sugar
"were sold at Mobile, on the 15th inst., at ten cents
per pound. The quality was fair.
THE Rio GDANDE.—The Galveston (Texas)
News says the Rio Grande is now higher than it
has been for years.
AN impudent thief stole a valuable sham ,
from the ahouldera of a lady in a orowd, at Sala
masco t Mkt., on Tuesday.
PRILADELPRIA BOARD OF TRADE.'
EDWARD S. CLA RKE,
HARRY CoNSAD, CoutOrrxs so/ not MARTA
WAL L. REHR.
LE.TTER MIMS
At a,: ilicrehants' Bra , flange, Philadeltthis.
Phip Lanca k ter. paean ~- Liverpool, Nov 10
Bark Thoo Dallett, —...... Oat 30
NASI.ING OP THE OOEAN STEAMERS.
FROM TEE UNITED STATES,
tlllll r.B6ve WOR DeTe
Arabia . . llooton..Livorpoo 81
York..,Bouthampton. ... —Nov 1
New York-Southampton .Nov 8
Asia.— York-LI v 7
Fulton- ...........New York_llavra--
10
Europa ..... ...,..13ooton-L)verpool 14
Ilammonia »__. Now York-Southampton. -_-..Nov 15
At1anti0..........N ow York- Havre.......... »...Nov 17
Potato.— ..N ow York... Live rp001..... —NOV 21
8r00ten..........N0w Yorir-Southara p ton „Nov 24
PROM EUROPE
- -
SHIPS LSAVTi FOR DAYS
Fulton Southampton... Now York 17
Kangaroo ........Livorpool—New 17
Vig0........„....Liverp001...N0w York Oot 17
liaminontn....Southampton—New York— 18
80hemian................0ct lB
20
Leinnter —" „ Liverpool—New York.— ..oot 23
Adriatio —....Bouthamoton—Piow York.-- ..... --Oct 24
Anglo Saxon—. ..I.e.verpool—guebeo ....oot 28
Fenno ow York— .----001 27
Biomen.......Boujhampton—New 31
North American,LlVO rpool-. Quebec— ............Nov 1
'Tho California Mail Steame monthrom New York on
the Ist. Ilth, and 20th of each
The Havana Steamers leave New York on the 3di 7th,
12th. 17th. and It th of each month.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
I'LItIADELFittE.., Oct. 30.18(10.
81)11
HIGH
6 43-SUN
EZIEZI
S M steamship State of Georgia. Wilson, 64 hours
from Savannah, with rodeo and pamengers to A Heron,
Jr. Saturday. at 11 AM. of Caps Lookout, exchanged
signals With steamship Montgomery , steering S.
Steamship Vtrgiuia, Kelly, from .Riohmoncl, via Nor
folk. 27 hours. with mdse and passengers to Thos Web
ster. Jr. At 3 o'clock yesterday morning, eaw shiptis,
m ak C
, hence for Liverpool, at anchor inside of ape
Heillopen; a foreign full-rigired brig off New Castle;
brig Ida, 1lr) from Itfareeilles, off Cheater. Bark Har
vest anchored in Hampton Roads on Sunday morning.
Ship Frank Havnio, Mandell, 17 days from Liverpool,
with mdse to Peter Wright Jr Sons. Experienced
very heavy weather to the Banks. Towed up by tug
A Ts:; : roak; 6 days from Boston, with mdse to
Twits Co.
Bohr Bionic°, Thaoher, S nays from Boston, with mdse
to Crowell & Collins, .
. • • .
Bohr Cicero, Burroughs.lo days from Fall River, in
ballast to it It Corson .t Co.
Bohr C L Bar tee. Tooker, 2 days from Now York, with
cement to captain.
Bohr Exchange, liallooh, 3 days from New York, with
barley to captain.
Bohr Naiad Queen, Hake, 2 days from New York,
with barley to captain.
Bohr I)I A Guest, y orbes, 4 days from New York, with
deo to 1) Cooper.
Behr A N Farnham. Lovell, S days from Boston, with
, doe to Crowell & Collins.
initt..ll6=Sorl:Jr. 'kinsmen:. G days from nos
on. in ballast to NinnieksonA Glover.
. . .
Bohr Ephraim Aram, Dole, 4 days from Boston, in
Mimi to captain.
Bohr J B Allan. Allen, from New York.
Bohr Barah A Taylor. Dukes. from Fail River.
Bohr Boston, Brower, from Providence.
Bohr Revenue Gandy, from Providence.
Bohr Corbula, AVillse, from l?rovidenoe.
Bohr H W Ben bdiot. Ellis, from New Haven.
Bohr L L Sharp. McElwee, from Boston.
Bohr Anna Smith, Brower, from Boston.
Bohr T P Lorned, Frambea, item Boston.
Steamer Tnonny. Ely. 24 hours horn New York, with
dee to W M Baird & Co.
•••- - • -
Steamer lronmdee. Vannerreer, 24 hours front New
York. with mdse to W M Baird & Co.
GMEGEECI
Boor Whey Price, is , Cdiroy;YOnsaaols, D Stetson
Bohr J B Allen, Allan, Richmond, Noble, Hammett &
aldwelj.
. • .
coin' Revenue. Gandy. Richmond, Hazleton Coal Co.
eohr T 2 Lerned, b sambas, Koy West, Tyler, 13tone
Co.
soh; Robert Knowles, Oliver, Alexandria, Van Du
z n, Norton Lo.
. . .. ..
Bohr Goa Cameron, Dams, Waahinnton, do
Bohr Emma. Virginia, Conwa do do
Bohr John H Jenne, Hagen, Bal y.
timore, do
Bohr '1 homaa B. Coohran, do do
Behr Humo. Johnson, Georgetown, do
Bohr Jonathan Cone, Mahaffey. Middletown. do
Bohr Diamond State. Hill. Neer Haven, do
Bchr Tao 0 Hewitt, Hoes, Boston, , do
Bohr Anna Inmitlx, Brower. Boston, L II othermel d Co
Bohr L L t3hatn, McElwee, Boston, Bancroft, LOW!
& .
.. . .
SOIVr Jesse Williamson, Jr, Winsmore, Boston, Bin
iokson & Glover.
• .
Bohr Sarah A Taylor, Dukes, Newport, do
near Boston. Brower, Promacrios, Alilnes & Co.
Bohr Corbula, Willa°. Norwioh, N Sturtevant & CO.
Vohr W Benedict, Ellis. Norfolk, Davis & Pearson
Bohr I..ioero, Burroughs, Fall River, It it Corson dr, Co
Bohr Iv
& Co. . Henderson, Boston, L Andel:tried & Co.
Bo B Donovan, Boston, via New Castle
el, Twe ll s
kitr R Willing, Clnypole, Baltimore, A Groves. Jr.
BAILED.
Ship Village Belle, Biaisdoll, for London, le ft Lora
barn !street wharf at 9)d o'clock:yesterday morning, in
tow of tug J N Starr. She takes out the following cargo:
1112 bushels rod wheat in bulk, 1245 bags white wheat,
761 bags red do, 7337 bags oloverseed. 1011 bags oil cake,
2001 Ws flour, and 30 hhda lamp black.
Corfespondenoe of The Prom)
HAVRE DE GRACE. 00t..29. Isso.
The Kingston loft vithl2 boats, laden and consigned
aa follows:
Maid o' the Mint and John Griffin, railroad iron to Da
vid Reeves & lion; S A Douglas, blooms and bituminous
coal to Perot; & tiro; Joseph Bailey, bituminous coal to
Wilmington; Young Charms. pig iron to Richard Mor
ris & eon; rarason, corn to A Ci Cattail & Co; Grit, coal
to r J Dupont, Denemours & Co. Wilmington; Major E
S Kendig, lumber to lichuylkilh• bark° Marion, Cumber
land coat from Baltimore to New York; Experiments
Noel and 2, and Judge Higgins, coal to Delaware City.
4 Ckattspondefloe of The Press.)
READING, Cot. 27.
The following boats from the Union Canal parked in
to tho Nohuytkill Canal to day, bound to Phhadelphla,
laden and consigned as follows:
Regulator, gr ain to Perott & Bro; Elizabeth, umber
to NI Trump & Lion; J W dhower, do to 8 Bolton & Co;
D Davies, shingles to Mr Brldegain; Mary cord wood
to Win Peacock; Elias Reber, light to captain.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Delaware, Cannon, hence, arrived at Now
York 28th inst.
Ships Westmoreland. Annie Kimball, and Tonawan
da. were loading at Liverpool lath inst. for Philad.
Ship Inland Queen, liolitho, from Savannah, arrived
at 131Rion, beam, 30th ult.
Ship Twilight, Bates, from Baltimore, arrived at Hal
vont fith Mat.
Ship Finland, .Thaon, nailed from Liverpool /2th Inst.
for Apalachicola.
81" I"ate We qii tL ia f t=lt, ll l7ls l 4lloll r 3lTlt, " Cr
0004 m ope s w Go a
ship Ha McGonagle, hence, arrived at London
derry Silt leer.
Ship Alabama, Homld, for Philadelphia, entered out
ward at Dew Castle 10th inst.
Ship Atalanta, Whitmore, from New York, arrived at
Liverpool 10th met.
Ship Wan Chamberlain, Knapp, sailed from Liverpool
Iltn inst. for New York,
Ship Tat gum, Smith, from Boston 24th Tall for Cal
cutta,. was spoken Aug 27, lat 8 10 N, long SO w .
Bark Partioan, Miller, sailed from Bristol Pill B.h inst
for Richmond.
Bark Antal Akerbjein, Panel, cleared at Newcastle
10th inst. for Philadelphia.
Barks American, Christian, and Ann Elizabeth, Nor
grave.S.ir Phtladelplua. remained at Havana 29th inst.
Bark Kate Lincoln, Hughes, was loading att Matan
zas 22d inst. for Baltimore.
Bark Elizabeth, Brockman, for Philadelphia. sailed
from Bremerhaven 7th met, and anchored olf Wremen
the Sth.
Bark Acacia, Pinkliam, cleared at Dublin 10th inst. for
Havana,
Brig Mary E Milliken, Norden, hence, arrived at Car
denas nth inst.
- Bohm Lizzie W Dyer, AloDutria. and Harriet Baker,
Webber. hence, arrived at Portland 26tn inat.
Bahia It R Wilson. Davie, N H Bce, Baker, hi Haley,
Ald. Endicott. D A May, Baker. and Canary,
Farnsworth.thence. arrived at Boston 2rth inst.
Bohr Susan Moore, Strout, hence, arrived at New
bnry port 26th inst.
Salim S L Stevens, Berry. intim Smith, Orlando, and
Nightingale, Bangs, for Philadelphia, cleared at Bostoa
'27th inst.
DEP.ARTIIRE OF RAILROAD TRAINS
Min
:"'=:
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAlLROAD—Eleventh
and Market streets.
Mail Train leavea_._
Feat Line..
HaTi - iiburg Accoinmodation. -
Lancaster Accommodation.... —..-- 400 P. M.
Parksburg Acoommodation------- 5 40 P. M.
Went Cheater trams leave Eleventh and Market at
730 51..12 $2 an.l4 00 P. M.
Williamsport, Elmira, Buffalo, and Niagara Palle.
leave 7 15 A. M., and 2 00 P. M.
NEW YORK LlNES—Walnut-Street Wharf,
Aocom. Line. via C. and A.. leaven 6.00 A, 74,
Aooom. Line, via Jeremy City—, 6.00 A. AV
Morning Express. ma Jamey City. . —..—. 9.00 A. M.
Steamboat via Tammy and Jersey 11,00 A. M i .
Camden and .Amboy M00mm0dati0n.........12 90 P. M.
Emmons, via Camden cud Amboy.. . 200 P.
ind . .
Evening Exprenn, via Teriony and J . C. J.O 4.00 .
Eveniog Mail, via Camden and Jersey C.,— 6.00 P.
Might Forums .
Mail. ..—. ..... P k 61.
Camden and Amboy coommodalion— 6.00 P. M.
For Belvidere, lnoton, 6.00 A. AL
and 400 P. M., from Walnut Arent wharf, and 7.10 A:
M.,lrom Kenning ton depot.
For Water Gap Stroudsburg„ aoranton. Wilkeabarre,
Montrose, Groat Bend, &o.,at 6 A. 73., from Walnut
street wharf, and 7.10 A. ht.. from Kensington depot.
For Mauch Chunk, Allentown and Bethlehem, at 6.06
A. hl.. and 4.00 P. M., from Walnut-street wharf, and
7.10 A. M., from Kensington depot.
For Mount Holly, at 6.00 and 9.00, A. M., 100 and 4.30,
P.M.
For Freehold, at 6.00, A. M., and 2.00, P.M.
Way Line for Trenton, Bristol, &0., aBO and 4.00 P
M., from Walnut - street wharf, and 7 70, A. M., an.
P. M., from Kennington.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD—Broad and PMine.
Express Train leaves—
do • noon.
do
For liVtlmington .... noon, 1.10, 4.15, ,
and 11.10, Y. M.
For Middletown, Dover, New Castle, Seaford and in
termediate Oscan. at 8.15, A. M.. and 4.16, P. M.
qundaya—For Baltimore at 11.10, P.M.
READING RAILROAD—Bread and Gallowhill 'streets.
Egereas Train .—...—.. 8.l A. M.
Night Ravens.— 5.90 P.M.
Reading Aeoommodation.— 5.00 P. M.
ELMIRA AND NIAGARA FALLS—Broad and Cal
lowhill.
Exhume Train 8 00 A. M
Night Express—.....— 8.`.4 P. M
CIERMANTOWN AND.NODRISTOWN RAILROAD
—Nl;lth and &owl
Trams leave for Conshohookon and Norristown at
5.50,7.30,9.06 and 11.05, A. M., and LOS. 3.05, 4,90, 5.04,
6.60 and 11.16. I'. M. For Nanayunk, at 5.60, 7.30, 9.05.
11.05, A. M., and 1.0,5. 2.05, 5.06,4.50, 6.55, 6.50, B.ls and
11.16, P. M. For Germantown, at 0.00. 7.00 8.00. 9.00.
10 00, 14.00,17 00, A. 81., and 1.00, 2.09. 3.00, 3.30.
6 00.6.30. 7.00.8.00. 9,00. 10.15. 11.30. P. M. For Chestnut
Hill, at 6 0),_800, 10 00 and 11.00, A, M., and2,oo, 4.00,
6.00. 6 80,8 00. 9.00 ann 10.161'. I.
Sunday trains for Germantown leave Leave Germantown
2.00,3.00,5 007.45 and 10.50, P. 51. Leave
at 8.10, A. M... 1.10 400, 6 30, 9.30, P. M. For Norristown
9.00,A. M.. 3.00 and 5.00 P. Al, Leave Norristown 7,16
A. M., 1 00 and 6,00 P. M.
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD—Vino atm
wharf.
Mail Train leaven—. .
so A. M
Accommodation to Egg narcoronly....--- 3 tit 1. M
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD—Front and
For Bethlehem, leave at 0.30 A.IM., and 2.30 and a
P. M.
For Doylestown leave at 9 A. M.. and 400 P. M.
For Fort Washington, leave at 9.25 A. hl. and 3.15
P. AI.
Sundays—For Bethlehem rat 8.00 A. M. For Doyles
town at 3.60 P. M.
WEST CHESTER ;;IVI MEDlA—Thirty-first :and
Market streets.
Trains leave at 7A6 and 10 00 A. M.. 630 and 6.00 P.M
Sundays leave at BM. A. Mak° P. M.
Trains marked thus (* ) run on Bandage; (6) Siam.
dare excepted.
pIiILADELPFIIA TERRA COTTA MA
NUFACTORY, SEVENTH and GERMANTOWN
road and 1010 CHESTNUT Street. Vitrified Drain
and Water Pipes. Ventilating FlueibilotAirTines,4nd
Smoke Flues matt of Terra Cotta , and of mutable size
for every Masa of beildinge. This article la worthy the
attention of all partite petting np buildings. Large
else sewerage pipes for city drainage, water pipes war
ranted to stand a severe pressure. We are now prepared
to contract with cities or corporations for this article in
ettentiiT. We warrant our goods to be steal if not
superior to any other mado in the United States or
&mope.ae. Ornamental Chimney 'Sops and Carden
IVI RS. SANDt, REN, PROFESSIONAL
-Ma- NURSE. has opened a Boarding House at No 1011
Spruce street, for the special scrommodation of Invalid
Ladies, end for those attendance hiladelphia can Con
fined, or for medical where they have
careful nursing, good board, and all the comforts of
home. Mrs. B. refers, by permission, to the following
professional
_gentlemen :
Professor Q.l). Meigs, Casper Waster, M. D.,
Professor B. b. Groan. L. Rodman, M. 1).,
Professor Jon. Pancoast, Professor B. Jackson,
Isaac Halo, M.D., R. A. F. Peprose, H. D.,
Professor El. L. Hodge, IG, W. Norris, H. D.,
.j. P. Mello, M.D., I Professor B. H. Dickson.
eIIOOOLATE POTASII For sale by
WETHERILL & BROTHER, 47 and 49 North
SECOND bullet, ova
_THE P
MEDICINAL. -
:
PERSIAN FEVER UIIARM
FEVER AND AMIE EXTERMINATED
THE HUNAN CONSTITUTION SAVED FROM
VIII PREVENTIVE AND REMEDY
trinamirra4T AND 13IGIOU8 DIiVERS
CURIA irisuxsp IN A LAY
NATURE'S BRAND RESTORATIVE
NPECTINE. INPECTINE.
WECTME, INPECVME.
The tembla malady known as the FEVER AND
AGUE has eratten hundreds of thousands of persons
throughout the world every year, and hae never till
now been met by snooessful medloal treatment that
has not produced severe
whioh affect the lungs, the spleen, the liver. the heart,
or other parts of the human organism. The INPEC
TINE is the natural antagonist of all fevers, and when
it comes in contact with the skin, is absorbed by the
interior organs,whieh resist easily miasma and all ten
dencies toward those maladies which prostrate the
mind and body with fever.
Fever and Ague result from numerous mama Pio
place is exempt from the Pauses which promote the ex
astatine of the disease. Thaibelng ones rutted in the
eyetem, induces depression of spirits, lassitude, lan
guor, pains, chilli, fever, and a long train of disagree
able ientratione. depriving the patient of all energy; ar
reducing him or her to a condition of
Why will any one gam the horrors of a debilitating
Intermittent Fever, when, by the use of the
the eminent method and magical qualities of wide!, are
instantly absorbed,
-ALL TRACES UP DISPABE NAY BE ANNIIII
SELF-CARE IS BETTER THAN PHYSIC.
MATURE 18 WISER THAN ART.
EVERYLDISEARE HAD A DIVINE REMEDY
THE WISE APPLY WHILE THE FOOLIMI
BEWER PREVIINT TITAN STRIVE TO .CURE
THE INPEOTINE.
Has oured thousands of both gazes of the most dread
ful fevers. Read and redeot.
WONDERFUL EFFECTS.
Lemuel &mall, of Pittaburg, for two years timeless
to himself and soolety—a martyr to Chills and Fever—
cured in leis than three weake, and improved in eight
hours.
.-- T 90 A. 71
11 50 A.
-.10 45 P.
P....
Mary K. Belknap, Bandueky, Ohio, after almost
losing her reaaon as well as strength, by Intermittent
Fever, with Chllb!, restored to health in twenty hours.
J. R. Tilton, of Belgrade, Maine, brought from
death's door, having suffered for four rears, made
well in five weeks. and improved In two hours.
Adolphe Monbro, of Franca, relieved in ono hour,
while travelling in the oars of the Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railrosd. He was apparently dying with
Chills.
Ellen R. Benton, Lockport, New York, rescued
after seven years' suffering. A goriest cure.
Thousands of other oases prevented and cured every
month, and not a single oomplaint of the effiedeneY
of the
INPE4DTI.NE
ItilY F. PROVE IT, KNOW IT
And make known its wonderful powers and vsrtuee,
that Moto who troffer, or who are threatened with
sugaring, may be led to use a simple, inflexion. pre
Partition, furnished hy the Held of Nature for
MAN'S .BLESE3ING.
DS BOLD BY ALL DRUOGIBTS AND MEDICINE
PRIOE ONE DOLLAR.
font by mall to way part of the , United Bratetb
It la not taken Inwardly, bat la applied outwardly
aocorillog to direotiorut, which 0000mpaur oaoh pooh
age.
JOHN WILCOX & 00.
RIOSMOND, VIRGINIA
No 90 BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING,
NEW YORK CITY.
aull-ana&terllm
ELPILIA;,' TUESDAY, OCTOBER , 30, 1860.
INPECIIINM. I.NPECTINEI
SIEDIOINAL DISEABEF,
EXTRENIE LIELPLE,BBN&4II,
114 VALUABLEINrECTINE.
PERSIAN FEVER CHAIM
;LATE!) IN .1. FEW HOWIE)
DREAM.
DELAYS ARE DANCIEROM
rsitsrAx FEVER CHARM,
PERSIAN I , I3VER UtiAlll4
INPEOTINE
DEALERS IN AMERICA
viDmoommDLA
MANUFACTURED BY
188 MAIN STREET,
BRANCH OFFICE,
MEDICINAL.
TyYS VEPSIA REMEDY.
Pr. DARIUS lIAM'B
AItOAIATII3 INVIGORATING BPIRIT
ihts Medicine has been used by the public for el,' po ,
orithincr6ating favor. It is recommended to Cott
fnapcpsia, NBrVOIe.SIOES3 v HCCIII- Boon, Coto
IVindin the Stomach, or Pains in the
Poirals, Headacke, Drotostne3s. McNeil
tromplaintc. Lazo Sotrltt, Delirium
2'rentoz3, Intemperance.
IT PANINILATIIS. EXIIILAUATES,
WILL NOT INTOXICATE Olt CITUTECT.
As a Iffedmine it is quick and effectual, outing the
most aggravated CALMS ofDyspensla,Kolney Complaints,
and all other derangements of the Stomach and llowels
in &speedy, manner.
It will instantly revive the most inols.nolioly and
drooping moms, and restore the weak, nervous, and
tinkly to health L atra,igth, and vigor'.
Persons who, from the injudicious use of liquors, have
became dejected, and their nervous systems shattered,
constitutions broken down, and subject to that horrible
curse to humanity, the ShIRIAIIit TRSIVENS, will,
i al
most immediately feel the happy and, healthy tavize
rating efficacy of Dr. Ham's Invis_orating
WHAT IT WILL 1).
Dose.—One wins glass full RS often no seereear*.
Una dose will remove nil Bad Spirit,,,
Ono dose will cure Heart-burn.
Three doses will ems Indigestion.
One doss will give you a Good Appetite.
One dose will stop the distressing pains of llyennymia.
Quo dose will rewovq the distressing and disagreeable
effects of Wind or Flatulence, and an soon es the
stomach receives the Invigorating Sirit, the distress
ing load and all painful feelings will lie removed.
One dew will remove the most distressing pains of
Celia. either in the stomacher bowels.
A few doses will remove all obstructions In the Kidney,
Bladder, or Urinary Organs.
Persons who aro seriously of hoted with any Kidney
I Complaints aro assured of speedy relief by a dime or
I two, and it radical sure by the nee of one or two bottles.
NIGHTLY HMI l'A'lloll.
Fereone who, from dissipating too much over night,
and feel the evil effects 0. poisonous liquors, in violont
headaches. eicknese at datum:l, weakness, giddiness,
ece., will find one does wills :move all bad feelings.
Ladien of weak and moldy constitutiona should take
the Invigorating Spirit three times a day; it will make
them strong, healthy, and hap, y, remove nji obstruc
tions and irregliiariti es front the menstrual organs, and
restore the bloom of, health and beauty to the careworn
faro, ,
unng pregnancy it will he found an invaluable meth
cdr49 to remove emagreeable sensations at the stomach,
All the proprietor asks is a trial, and ti,„induce this, 119
has put up the Isvtaoaienue Serail. Of pint buttles at
80'eonte, quartet:Q.
General Benet. 4 WATER Street, New York,
DYOTT & CO, 232 North SECOND Street,
Wholesale Agents in Philli3olnltia.
And for sale by JOHN H. EATON, 2a N EIGHTH
Street, and all Druggists. ley-thsuar
PERTTVIAN SYRUP,
OR PROTECTED
SOLUTION OF PROTOXIDE OF IRON COMBINED
emedy has .boon ussd extonsively
with great success for
D Y E SI A ,
IhIPAIRED AND IMPERFECk
DIGESTION;
FOR IRE CONsEctUENT
TFRIORATION OF VIE BLOOD;
AND ro,R. TILE FOLLOWING
/ORMS OF DISEASE.
Most of wnieh originate in
DYSPEPSIA
2LAINT, DROPSY, NEURALGIA and
AFFECTIONS, LOSS OF APPETITE,
iIEADACIIE. LANGUOR and DEPRESSION
OF syntrre. CARBUNCLES end BOILS,
ytt,Es, SCURVY, AFPECTIONS OF
THE SKIN. CONSUMPTIVE
TENDENCIES,
DISEASIS PECU
LIAR to FEMALES,
and ALL COM
PLAINTS
ACCOMPANIED JIY GENr,IIAL DEBILITY, and
REQUIRING A TONIC and ALTE
RATIVE MEDICINE,
Noru.—The failure of IRON as a remedy foe DYS
PEPSIA, a bad state of the blood. and the numerous
diseases caused thereby. has amen from the want of
such a preparation of Iron an shall enter the stomach in
a FROTOXIDE state. and assnnilato at onno with the
blood. This want the PERUVIAN SYRUP supplier,
and it does so in the only form in which it is possible
for Iron to enter the circulation. For this reason, the
PERUVIAN SYRUP often radically cures diseases in
which other preparations of Iron and other medicines
have been found to be of no avail.
CERTIFICATE OF A
It is well known that the medicinal effects of Protoxido
of Iron aro lost by even a. very brief eXposuro to air, and
that to maintain a solution of Protoxide of Iron, without
further oxidation. has been deemed impossible.
In the PERU VIAN SYRUP this desirable point la at
tained by COMBINATION IN A WAY DEFORIC UNKNOWN;
and this solution may replace all the proto-oarbonates,
citrates, and fa rtrn tos of the ilintoria Medics.
A. A. HAYES, Assayer to the State of Mass.
16 BOYLSTON threat, Boston.
N. B.—Pamphlets containing Letters from the above
named Gentlemen and others, and giving tall informa
tion of the Syrup, can lie had on application to the
Agents, or to
N. L. CLARK & Co., Proprietors,
COD,IAN BUILDINGS,
No. 7S SUDBURY STREET, BOSTON.
Sold by Druggists generally throughout the United
Staten.
Agents for Pennsylvania: DYOTT & Co.,
:232 North SECOND Street, Philada.
ata-tuths
ftIACRINERY AND IRON.
• PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
BOILER WORKS.—NESFIP. & LEVY,
PRACTiCC I, AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS,
MACHINISTS, 1301 LE It..MA KE RS, 111.,AC KS ITDS,
add FOUNDERS, having, for many yoars, boon in
succossful overatkon, and been exclusively engaged in
building and, repairing Marino and River Engines, high
and low pressure, Iron Boats, Wator Tanks, Prooolione,
fro., &0., respectfully offer their services to the public,
as being fully prepared to oot,tracir for Engines of al l
si z es. Marino, River, and Stationary , having gets of
naterne of dilioront sites, aro preparea to Menlo or
dere with quick despatch. Every degunietion of Pattern
Making made at the shortest notice, High and Lon
Pressure, Flue, Tubular, anti Cylinder Porters. of the
best Parmaylvanut charcoal iron. Fors - Inge, of all sines
and kinds ; Iron anti Brass Castings of all descriptions •
ROll Turning, Screw Cutting, and a lt other wore non
neeted with the above business.
Drawings and specifications for all work done at then
establishment, free of (Marge, and work guarantied.
Tire subsoribere have ample 'a had done rponi for re•
pairs of boats. where they can lie in perfect safety,
and are provided with shears. blocks, falls, &o„ &n.
for raking heavy or light ve.ghte.
JACOB G. 14EAVIE,
JOllll I'. LEVY.
fold-tf BEACH and PALMER areas.
SAMBAS. V. 14XIILICL, r..rArrxr, , x znix2.lo,
WILIL.L.:"4 li,
OUTHWARK FOUNDRY
FIFEN. AND VrABHINGTOII 7.T.11E68 .
•
MKRE/OK a PONS,
ErISIINEERE AND AlAci-upanve..
Alatntraoture litsh and Low l'reagp.. fittam Engines.
for Land, River itud Native ei arsine,
e all rr is . dV, a ,:iTh n s c g irfil;reT .Iron "" t '' 511".
o.
Iron 'rams Roofs for oar Works, Sr ore
road Stations, tfio,
Retorts and Gaa tho intret as d most Ir.
Droved oonstrnotio
Every description of rants-tic!' Hcollinery, .4^4:,'0.
Stipa, Saw, nod Orist;tlllls, Veenurn ns, Orrin Stage..
Traanc, Defeoators, niters. PIIIIIVi!t% En lava, o.
Sole erects fo: .rt. eux.'s Pat:int Duptr Dollar
Apperistun• Nearn3 th's relent Storm HNDinn,r ; r -rd
AapitmAD IT*lnoy'c i;tutran.tr:Ll n.
for Moab:To say-;
DOINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY. No. 95)
Btroot, itenreng ten, 1"
Liera H. T 1 RS intone¢ his friends that, :moat pur
chased the entire stook of Patterns at the abovo Vault
dr.r, he is now prepared to reeetve orders for Holltrit,
grist, and Sew Phil Caatinee, Soap, Cher.c-. 1 , not
Roue Work, Cior.rinc. Cr/stin k s mad.) iron: Rever
beratory or 'Jowl& Furnaees. in dry or rroco can't. co
loon!. oist-tt
eAnDs.
DR' S. T. BEALE,
DEN ThST.
Has re‘nnved to 1113 CHEdr.NUT Street. (Girard
How.) Philadelphia. 0c25-1171*
NEW ORLEANS (LA.) PIOAI TINE.-
JOY, (JOE, &
Have been appointed nolo agents in Philadelphia for
this extensively circulatingpaver. of cominanoing in
fluence. Business loon are advertising in the best news
papers of city and country, at the offices of JOY, COB,
CO., Advertising Agents, FIF"I II and (133 ETItNIJT
Streets. ; Tribune Buildings, New York.
ite26-If
R R. CORSON,
REPAI I, ESTATE BROKER,
NORRISTOWN, PA.,
OFFPRS AT PUBLIC ARO PRIVATE SALE,
some of the most desirable and productive farms in
Alontgomeryand Cheater counties. Also. several Mer
chant and Grist Mills, in desirable parts of the country.
Persona wiel.ing to purchnso provartfee. either us
homes or investinonts, will find it greatly to thou ad
vantage to call. or write for a catalogue.
Several handsomely located farms to exchange for
nits property.
Norristown Properties for sale or rent.
Good Mortgages negotiated reasonably.
Moly to R. It. CORDON.
Noll ISTO WIN. Pa.
NIOIIOLBON,
cr • Manufacturer of
SHIRTS. LINEN and MARSEILLES
BOSOMS AND COLLARS.
A large and 0110100 WiEOrtMee, and WELL MALE.
alwaya on nand. unto which I particularly myna tho
attention of CAUL and prompt-paying sacug-yrax
buyers.
S..E. Corner of SECOND and ARCH Streetv.
g FIIGUET & SONS,
Kg. IMPORTERS ON HAVANA CIGARS,
No. 216 South FRONT Street.
Receive regularly a full amortment of defirahle Cl
GARS. 'which they ellbr at low rates. for oath or RD
Droved credit. lelo-ly
Tifi 1 J. BAYLIS THOMAS,
11240 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Haa remorfal h i o:Ace from £(o, f 1,3 Aroh ztrect to Hr.
YirALYUT Ntreot.
- -
Particular attention gteen to the recovery of Mercan
tile Claims. Tho drafting and examination of Wills,
Conveyances, Assignments, Briefs of Titlo, and other
Inetruments of IN'ritinu. The management of Executor
ehipn, Adminnitratorstarz, and Trusts, suoonntonded;
end the best securities procured for the permanent in
vestments of Noisy. Eatisfaotory TOICTODOE• rivne
when required, aoln.Fm*
HORACE SEE,
MECHANICAL ENGINEER, and
PATENT ATTORNEY,
No. 114 South SIXTH Street.
(Near , " 1' Ipoita tlvl County Court floured
Prepares,.
~,,,, ,tawingn, &0., and transacts,
all other bueinee' connected with the obtaining of Let
tere Patont
Machinery Designed and Drawings made. au244m*
PIANOS AND MUSIC
PIANOS ! PIANOS !! PIANOS !!
PIANO-FORTES,
At ELVDEONIS
PI/alb-FORTE&
MELODEON/3,
Made by Raven, Bacon, & Co., Nunna & Clark, Hallett,
Dam. & Co., and others.
J. E. GOULD,
SEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
RWRSTEINWAY So SON'S NEWPA-
I ENT OVER-STRING GRAND PIANOS,
SQUARE GRAND, AND SQUARE PIANOS, now
preferred in concerts and in private circles by the best
Performers. Received the first premiums over the boot
makers, from judges like Gottschalk. Macon. aril others,
Challenge all competition. BLASI Um Nitovi ER S.
dd-Iy 1005 CHESTNUT Street.
BURNS' CELEBRATED ROSE
. WOOD and full metallic-plate P f.A NO
- ; and Eetny & Green'sY Barnum° and Eolldn
Molodeona. The above instrument. are or the very
latest unprovements, and beat makes, For sale at
MARSH'S Music Store, No. 1102 CHESTNUT
Street. act Ins
lu A RSH'S NEW IMPROVED PIANO
INSTR ITTION 13001C.—Eoeirat mothod of fin
gering, together with rt beautiful eelootion of popular
voteeitand progressive lessons, ever I.foie published In
a email work—Twice only oonta—at MtaftSWEA Music
More, 1102 OE &SMUT Street. eel-ito
MUSIO—From all Catalogues in the
United Btates, :it ()no Cent per pogo—at 111.8
3troot, OPPLOID Ow Framore Mammoth
Morkot Homo.
WINNER'S INDEPENDENT - VIOLIN
PLAY KB Nos. 1,2, 3, A, 5, 6.7, and 8, are IMF
readv—pnoe 25 aunts—st MARSH'S Alum° Stora. I 505
NUT Streot. orri-1111
HARD WAKE PACKAGE HOULYsS
pAOKAUE lIARDWARE
would respect fully eall the attention of the Gene
ral Hardware Trade to our extensives.ook of BM
rtIINIIHAM HARDWARE, Which we oiler e.t etrudi
advance by the package.
Orders for direct importation solicited, and Goode de
livered either In IdlIS city, New York. or New ru!eans.
W. G LNW 13 F. BON,
411 COMMERCt; Street,
Importing and Commission Merchants, and Agents for
Former Rll,l ilompern 11 , 114)..nra au22-ff
50 OASES OF SEED LEAF TOBACCO,
in stort, and for tale b . !
Hut n Hi N 104 1 ,1 k rut
SIORAGE.--,Storage for merchara se of
all londn, and at low rates at Kenftinnton Einem
Dm*. Nn. 103.5 North DELA WARE A wool o. 0010
JAVA COFFER-1,000 pockets pion,
Java Cone, for sale br JILAILS GRAILAM er. 00.,
bERVIA Street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE IT 142,RPRISE
(101V1PANIt
Oh ILADEPILIA •
t rift IE, 11181/11Attet}5 it;Xtibil9.lVEtt
":9 ) SIPAN4'S lIITILDINO. .s'. W. COB ?CEA,
Ir.r 11 Ft TII 4ND WALNUT 1, - .7CH
I)lfigftliOß3,
P. Lalteturcotn 13TAP tt•DAS7II9II,
RILLTAPI ltleßnx, Ciao. H. B7VAIVI,
NALEDO FRAZIER, JOHN H. BROWN,
JOHN W. ATWOOT• ;3. A. FATINERTOOTt
BUHL T. 'PREDICT, /..NDIIHT/ D. CASH.
Illora 1:7633, J. LIEDINGER.
F. R A'CCI33I FORD STARR, Proatdent.
CHARLEI3 130X.E.133oratarY.
DELAWARE: MUTUAL SAFETY IN
SIUR ANCE COMPANY
INCORPORATED BY THE LEG - IsLArutiß OF
PENNSYLVANIA. 1896.
OFFICE B. E. opluvErtTHlltll. AND WALNUT
MARINI; INSURANCE
ON VESSEL S,) CARGO. i To alt parts of the World.
PRBIGIIT,
INLAND INSURANCES
(ln Goods, by River.
Canals, Lakes,and Land Carriage
o all f the Union
FIR El INSURANCIA
On Merchandise generally.
On Stores Dwelling Houses. Re.
ASSETS OF TRE. CortIPANY.
November 1,1800,
Par. Markel Value.
1123 050 Philadelphia City 6 t_r_ cant. L0an..5123,020 (8
9100,000 Pennsylvania State II cent. Loan. 03.656 00
821.0r41 Pennsylvania ,Slate 6 q..P' cent. Loan.. 21.000 00
025,0E10 U. B. Treasnry 510 IP' cent. Notes and
interest due ~ 26,263 64
530,1300 U. S. Treasury 6 V neat. Notes and
interest rine. . 30,615 00
'425,000 Temporary Loan one..
UTee City of
. . .
e 355,000 Pennsania'Airroard 930 :Mortgage
6V sent. 80nd54,0490 GO
$$10,060 „ o North Vonnsylsarda Railroad '
gage 6V cont. 80nd5.... .—. 12,600 CO
1,1.000 West Phdadelphst Passenger Railway
Company 7 V ot. coupon Bonds, 12,600 CO
e 75,060, 200 shares stools Germantown Gas
Company, interest a• d prinemal
guarantied by the city of Pllll5-
dolphia.. 16.000 00
$6,000 100 shares Pennsylvania Railroad COM
-00
e 5,000, 080 charms 'ficiriiiTenimi;;WaTiaitlll7o3a ”"
$2.850 shates Philadelphia Ice Boat and Steam
Tug Company, ilnladedyhia,und
.5435,880 68403,716 54
Bonds and Mortgages, and Real Estate, Of
fice --.......-- 75,853 95
Bills reoevrable for Insurances made........, 131.668 69
Balance due at Agencies—Premlums on Sin- ,
rine Policies. interest, and other debts due
the Company.___......._._ 65,564 58
Scrip_ and stork of sundry Ineulanee EOM-
Cash on Dormait in Bank.
William Martm.
- Edmund A. Solider,
Theophilus Dan!din;
John R. Penrose,
John C. Davis,
James Traquair,
William Eyre. Jr..
James C. Hand.
'William C. I.ll.iWig.
Joseph H. Seal,
Dr. R. M. Huston,
George C. Leiner,
Hugh Craig,
Charles Kelly,
WItyLIA
MMil2r2
TN SURANCE OODIPANY OF THE
A- STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA-FIRE AND MA
RINE INSURANCE -140:. 4 AND 5 EXCHANGE
BUILDINGS.
. Chartered in Ml—Capital 8200,000—Feb. I, IMO, cash
value. 8438,792 77.
All invested in sound and available eeounties—con
tinue to insure on Vessels and Cargoes, Buildings,
Stooks of Merchandise, Sce
CTORS. . on liberal terms.
DIRE
Henry D. Sherrerd, George H. Stuart,
Simeon Toby, . Samuel Grant, Jr.,
Charles Maoalester, Tobias Wagner,
William S. smith. Thomas B Wattson.
John B. Budd. Henry G. Freeman,
William R. White, Charles S. Lewis.
George C. Carson.
HENRY D. SHERRERD, President.
WILLIAM HARPER. Secretary. • jet-tf
HAYEO, M. D., OF
A NTHRACITE INSURANCE COMPA
NY. —Autherized Capital 2400,000—CHARTER
PERPETUAL.
Offiee No..Sli WALNUT Street, between Third and
Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
This Company will insure against lose or damage by
Firs, on 13tuldinge, Furniture, and Manhandle., gene
rally
Also, Marine Immense on Vessels, Cargoes, and
Freights. Inland Insurance to all parts of the Union.
DIRECTORS.. _ _
/seal. Esher,
D. Luther,
L. Audenried,
Davie Pearenu
Neter Itieger.
Joese_ph May.llolo,
Dr. tieorKo N. Ethan.
John F. Innlnstom
Wm. F. Dean,
J. E. Damn.
JACOB ESHER,_Fresideni.
WM. F. DEAN, - Vine Preoident,
W. 111„ SMITH. Secretary. an 3-11
,IFE INSURANOI
PANY. --T Hl3 PENN
HANCE COMPANY, 921 C
6037,691.52.
INSURP'S LIVES for the
annuities and endowments-
It eal Estate. and makes all
contmgenales of Life.
They ant as Exeoutors,
Trustees, and Guardians.
. - TRW
Daniel L. Miller,
Benjamin Coates,
Riehard S. Newbold.
William P. Hacker,
William H. Kern,
SamuelC Huey,
Charles Hallowell.
Henry C. Tovnicend,
Redelphue Kcnr,
William H. Carr,
P. V. Dalton,
William Robertnen,
Warner M. Resin.
P. P. Meld
DANIEL
SAAR,.
JOHN W. If Oltrloll. Scare
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.;
UAL.
DICO/PORNWED 18)0--GRATal1t rUPETt
o, ED WALNUT Munn above Third, Philadelphia,
Laren paid-up trtal Btook and Su Lae
ln
veeted in sound sod two' We Beouritles, continuo to
insure no Dwellings, Stores, Furniture , M Merchandise
Vessels in Fort and their cargoes, and other Personal
Property, All burrs liberally and rroinelly adjusted,
lifhon. A. Marfa,
Jnhn Welsh,
azmuel U. Mortox
Patilak Bra 47.
'rIIOMAS R. MARIE, Pm:skint,
ALBERT C. L. CRAWFORD,. 9eorotarr.
aUARER CITY INSURANCE COMPA
NY—FI AAKLIN RUILDING9 400 WALNUT
STREET, PHILADbLYII.IA. CAPIi:AL AND SUR
PLU9JP39,74O:IO.—Intures agniv.it Lout or Damage by
Ftro,aod the Perth of the Boa, inland Ne - ngation and
Trelmoortabon.
I;ORGE IL HART, President.E. Y. Ro'3B, Vice Proaklont,
11. H. COGGSHALL, tieo'y acc Tieanu rat
N. BUTLER, Agrattant Neerntarr.
Eeoraen. flart,
A. C. Clamp,
B. W. 13ails
H. e.
. Coggihail,
Ron. lt 01. Faller.
RXOIIANGE INSURANCE COMPANY
—Office N 0.493 'WALNUT Street.
FIRE !INSURANCE Son Rouses and Merchandise
geetua l. nerally. on favorable terms, either limited or ear-
EtitrEcToße.
Jeremiah Donnali. Edward D. Hobetla
John (1. Gionodo, John J. Gl'Hfithe,
Jozhnn T. Owen. Reuben H. Hale.
Thomas 'Marsh, John Monowell, Jr.,
Saint. L. Smedley, Jon. T. Hale, Belefonle,
JEREMIAH BONRAI,b, Premdon'
JOHN Cl. GINNODO, Vice Prendent,
Eowano W. llavrn. ReeratAry
VIRANKLIN No.!
136 South FOURTH Strazt, tottreantlhast
-012.t an Walnut , nn nays all Dononta ,
dem, nd.
beis - Cedicra' money secured by Ooveratnent,
State, and City Loam CrounJ Rents, Mort
&o.
This Company deems safety better than lure
profits, consequently win run no risk with deyo
i sitore money, but have it at an times rea..ly
return, with 0 per oent. interest, to tho owner'se
they h97° always done. Thin Company never
sumend , ed.
Ferria.ce, married or tonsle, and `Miners, can
deposit in their own right, consenteposits can
be withdrawn ONLY by thei
Charter perpetual. Incorporated by the State
of Pennsylvania. with authority to re;:oive money
from trustees and executors,
• /list
LARGE, p sm. NIS ft ECEIVED.
°Moe open dolly, from 9to o'olonV, wad on
TrognetAv overunc until 8 o'o'oAlt.
DIREO2OII2.
Jacob 13,13hannon. Hyrum end - vrailsoor,
John Bhindler tlaorgo Roosoli,
Mattiohi W, itionn, Edward T. Hyar
Lewis Krumbhenr, Henry Delany
Nichols Rittenhouse, Nathan Bmoder,
Jos, H. Rattorthwaite, Jones YerLes,
Joseph W. Liuninoott.
JACOH 13. 81iANNON, President.
Cyran 0/...IIIWALLADER. Wrell.lllor.
0.r0Z9-7
RAV - ING FUND-FIVE PER CENT IN
fs-7 TEREST.—NATIONAL SAFET P TltU&t COM
PA N Y, WALNUT &treat, sou thwost oornar of Till Rl,l
Yhtlattelphia. Incorporated by the (State of Pamm
I . 4cMcy is received many mint, large or small, and in
terest paid from Um day of deprait to the day of will ,
drawal.
The 'Aim' is open every day from nine &cloak in the
morning till llve o'elook In the evening. and on Mends'
end 'l4mraday evenings till eight o'clock.
Ron. HENRY L. BENNER, President.
ROBERT Vioe Byesident
Witgastd .1. linsn, Beoretary.
DIEICTORS :
A:311. Henry L. Benner. F. Carroll Browstlft.
Lilward L. Carter, Jatoph Ban
Robert Selfridge, Branois Lee,
Ramie' K. Ashton, Joseph Yorke'',
C. Landreth Munn", James L. ft tophersea.
Money is received and payments made daily.
Who investments aro made, in conformity with the
provisions of the Charter, in Real Eetate hiortgagea.
Oronml Rentz, and such first-olass securities as will al-
Ways insure perfoot zeourity to tha doponitUrn and
whichcannot fall to give permanencY and stability to
this Inatitutiam C IIF IT
gAVING FUND-UNITED STATEN
TB UaT COMPANY, corner THIRD and CHEST
NUT litreot.
Largo and mall rums received. and paid Mole on de
mand without notice, with FIVE PER - CENT. INTD
REST from tho day of deposit to the day of Witt
draval.
Office hours. from 9 until 5 o'clock every day, and or
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock.
DRAFTS for Bale on England, Ireland, d c ctl•r-d
from XI unwrap.
Preaidont—STEPßEN HUNTER.RD
Wrenemor—JAMES R.
PLINY VIM Antanry sot,
......
9 1 0 THE HOLDERS OF IHE STEITBEN-
At VILLE AND INDIANA RAILROAD CO.M.PA
NI"S FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
The Trustees request that tho irimes of all holders of
snob bonds wttlo the number° et the ho e d. b o ld gaoh
tespootively, he -immediately fore:tailed to them, to the
core of Messrs. CURIUM). Alexander, and Green,
Counsellors at Law, No. 90 Rxeliange Placo.New York
city. J. WILBUR,
M. ALEXAN DER. t T rustees,
New lour, Out. 2t, INS. 02T-it
NOTICE. —An Instalment (being the
Thad) of Five Dollars per Elmo on the Capital
Ptook of the GERIOANTOWN PASSENGER RAIL
WAY CO, to Called, ramble on or bolero NOVEMBER
btli next.
octi-lra SINGERLY, A..ech and Trona.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES
D IESOLUTION PARTNERSIIIP.-
Tim undereigned, trading under the firm name
of the Bridge Company. have this day dissolved part
nership by mutual content. The busmen of tho hem
will be closed up by the Treasurer, Algernon Roberts,
who it authorized to ate the firm's name in 'ovulation
of the affairs of the Company.
A. & P. ROBERTS,
PIIILADELPIIII, October 17, FN.LEV I LIMA.
The tinniness of building Iron Bridges will be con
tinued by the undersigned, In connection wall the ton
nufacture otOttr nt the Penney d Inn Worha.
Office 410 WALNUT titreet, Philadelphia.
ocl7-12t A. & I'. 110.,BERTS.
PREMIUM AWARDED, at tho
lath Agricultural Society, to ALLMAN & ZEIIN
DER. Fourth rind Vine for
for
_Fest Family FLoWL--
Constantly on hand, Weld's Harper's Ferry, Fagan's
Four-Aces and Stag Horn, at, Louie, and tiambrilPe
Patapsco Family Flour. ooMm
pant, Ocean Stearn lip.vigation
gompa ß y, and
Gra s ce . eFeriiTow Boat
Company, Philadelphia Exchange
Comps] 3 , 210
Sainuel E. Stokes,
J. F. Peniston,
Henry Sloan.
Edward Darlington,
H. Jones Brooks,
Spencer Itrllvaine,
Thomas C. Hand,
Robert Burton,
Jacob F. Jones,
Joiner B. M'Farland,
Joshua P:Eyre,
John B. Semple, Pitteb'g
I D. T. Morgan,
A. B. Ramer,
M MARTIN, President.
. HAND, Vice President.
3retarr. dl6-tf
AND TRUST COM
MUTUA,I, LIFE INSU
AESTNIIEStreet. Nmets,
e whole term of life—grants
--purehases life interests in
contracts depending on the
Administrators, Alsaienees
TEES.
Samuel E. Stokes,
William Martin,
James B. McFarland, •
Joseph B. Trotter,
James Euston,
Theophilue Paulding.
Edmund A. Fowler,
Daniel L. Hutchinson,
John W. Horner.
Ellis S. Archer,
Samuel J. Christian,
josehn M. Thomas,
John G. Brenner.
ler, Enema.
L. hIILLEIt, President.
E. STOKES, Vies Preset.
tare. aulB
EIRIC4OII3.
John T. Levis,
Jones R. Campl.mll,
Edmund 0. Dunlh.
Chao. W..Youltney.
tarsal Morrjo.
rJI RECTOI7I3,
I'. Hem,
Foster B. Perkins,
Andrew R. Cliameera
Elm:n.l3l ionex, M. D.,
rea-tt
SAVING FUNDS.
" A lath'', but ottsn, Elle no Puna"
" A Dollar saved is Vales earned."
NOTICES.
8,41Gp ,BY AUCTION.
IitURINIF6BB, WITNLEY &. CO.,
No. 420 td ari F STR Kb's'
LARGE: SALE OF DRY 6001:fO. THIS (Tuesday)
MORNING. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
4,000 , PI EMI; t4AXONI( "PREBK GOOCK. -
A CARD.--The attention of the Trade is requested to
our sale of imported dry_goods. this (Tuesday) morning:
October 20, at. 10 o'clock. by catalogue , on six months'
credit, comprising about 4 000 pieces Saxony trOven
dress rondo, of the mannfacdure and imperlation of
Messrs, C. F. Schmieder & CM:, and their closing sals—
a large portion are entirely new styles, and adapted to
the best city sales.
NoncE-10 Dealers in Ehawls and Silks.'
In sale this morning
-200 Vienna brouho square and long shawls.
300 Berlin wool revs ruble do.
29e illuminated chenille shawls.
20i do do eloalre and your fa
100 Lupin's ex line Nook thibat lons
Also, blank pen do 'lanes. dross silks. silk rubes, silk
broehe reps, poplins, Scotch Gingham, Sm.
Also, 2 800 Paris jmnted sloth stand, table, and piano
covers—the beet offering this semen.
VERY ATTRACTIVE CLOSING SALE OF RICII
BAXONY WOVEN DRESS GOODS.
Messrs. C. F. SCHMIEDER & CO.
Winton through b'URNESS. BRINLEY, & CO. at
their Store. No. 429 MARKET' Street,
This Morning,
October 30, IWO. at 10 o'clock.
4,000 PIECES.,
The entire balance of the theirmportation of rich
Baxony woven OM goods, of well-known manu
facture and favorite styles.
Coniprising the most desirable line of this class of
goods offered this season, and just received
Per t teamer Borussia.
The larger proportion of these goode are entirely new
styles, adapted to the best city trade, and have never
been offered at private sale.
Consisting 01—
E 0 pieces vol y rich delslgll9 cloth faced Lucius, very
- desirable.
40 do very high lustre and superior designs of
Lastings.
200 do glens grey Leonora& very desirable and
scarce.
150 do ex rob quality and high lustre small figure
Eugenias.
500 do excellent quality newest style jacquard
Retired Soldtnallas, for best city retail
trade.
2 0 do ex (heavy quality satin finials Reps Vie
!antes, beautiful style
200 do splendid quality broohe figured, entirely
new style,Mirandas, vary expensive,
100 do magnificent broolie` fitureo entirely
new style Marcellinas, very expensive.
100 do superb quality broohe figured entirely new
style Isidore& very high cost
100 do 'oliene grisaille broohe figured Albinos.
Et do stilt higher most do Auroras.
0) do subtle Width cotton and wool Cashmer
manes, of the usual splendid assortment,
quality, and superb colors.
600 do double width cotton and wool Clarabellas.
450 do all wool Pure !Alines, best quality, assort
ment and colors, including the famous
new crimson.
RGR BALE OF 2,900 PARIS PRINTI4ID AND
EM ROSED CLOTH. hTA N D 0, AND TABLE
COVERS—The last offering tins season.
Tcts Morning.
Ootobor 30, at 10 o'olook, by catalogue, on six months'
oredit.
600 6.4 Paris embossed cloth table covers.
6108-4 do - do do.
000 Paris printed cloth piano covers, magnificent pat
tern and quality.
GOO 8 4 prtnted table do.
050 embossed etard do.
To which the attention of the trade is requested, sa
this will be the last offering this season.
$801,565 57
SUPER QUALITY BLACK GROS DE BRINE&
For Best Ctty Trade.
. 'is Morning,
26031 inch splendid qqality Lyons Mad: silk gros
de rhinea.
Heavy white poult de Rohm
Heavy colored marcellinas.
BOWIES AND TAFFETA RIBBONS,
Nos. 12050 Paris petal de 0010 bOnnet ribbons.
Nes. 4012 heavy bleak taffeta do.
LUPIN'S BLACK THIBET LO' D 811,CVLS, &c.
I coin's ex quality black taibot long shawls.
Reversible woollen square shawls.
500 Vienna broohe square and long shawls.
20) dew chenille scarfs
.PARIS BROCHE SILK EMBROIDERED POPLINS.
70 pieces very rich Paris silk embroidered poplins.
SALE OF FRENCH GOODS.
On Friday Morning,
November 2, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, on 6 months'
credit.
too packages and lots of fancy and • staple French dry
good,.
W.?' Samples arranged for examination, with cata
logues, early on the morning of ealo.
P. PANCOAST, AUCTIONEER, Buc
• cet.or to B. SCOTT. Ja.. 431 CRENTNIIT St
SALE OF AMERICAN AND IMPORTED DRY
GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, BONNET AND TRIM
MING RIBBONS. ko,
On Wednesday Morning,
October 31, by oata:ogue, cn n credit, commencing at
.1.0 &cloak.
Included will be found—
EMBROIDERIES. •
An invoice of very rich and high cosi new style em
broidered bracelet sets. embrolderod,Jaconet and book
collars, infants' embroidered waists and robes, rich and
wide jaennet flouncing and bands. embroidered dimity
bands. colored and white Peace and embroidered linen
sets, Er. . .
RIBBONS. •
New styles Paris bonnet ribbons, rich new style Paris
ribbon strings, ho.
TRIMMINGS.
Most choice colors velvet and silk fringe, trimming,
braids. battens. tease n. Re.
MILLINERY GOODS, BLACK AND COLORED
VELVETzi ;
Dv order of Assignee—An invoice of fall style Paris
artificial dowers and feathers.
Also, pieces Lyons black silk velvets.
Rich fancy do do. Re.
GERMANTOWN wai.
Lati.st and beet styles ladies misses'. and ohildren's
fanny knit hoods, cloaks. talmas, coats, Ac.
Ladies' nubias, opera hoods. zephyr shawls, Re
BOSIERY.
Ladies' and gents' white and blue mixed hose and
linlf hose, misses' lambs' wool hose, children's white
and snot hose, Non. leP4 ladies' heavy white cotton
hose, he.
CUTLERY, NOTIONS, ace.
Also, assorted sure steal scissors. morocco ports mon
r ais. ladies' travelling bags, buck and morocco nurses,
&c,, co.
FORD & 00., AUCTIONEERS,
No. 539 MAILKET Street, mit 521 MINOR
Street
LARGE POSIITVE SALE OF 1,000 CANES BOOTS.
6110 En, 1311.0i3ANS, AND GUM SHOES.
On Thursday Morning.
November 1, at 10 o'clock precisely, will be sold, kr
catalogue, on 4 months' oredtt.l,ooo oases men's, boys',
and youths' kip , and grain boots, call, kin. and
bull brogans. calf and patent leather gaiters, Oxford
Lea ; gum °Mahone and boots, &c.
Women's, misses'. and children's calf kip. morocco.
and kid heeled boots, gaiters, slippers, buskins, and
overshoes.
. .
Also, a full assortment of city-made goods.
Buyeraare particularly invited to this sale. as it will
consist of a fresh and salmi:lib's assortment of goods.
Wig - Goods open for examination with catalogues early
on morning of sale.
V n ADIIIEL NATEIANS, AUOTiONEER.
N. ,
No. 224 Smith THIRD Street. below Walnut.
LARGE SALE OF FORFEITED P.L.VDOES,
Sy order of AIR ADAM BATHANS, Broker,
This Mornmg,
October.3o, at OM o'clock A Al., consisting of gold and
silver patent lever and other watches, gohl chains,
finger none. breastpins, medallions, pencil cases, silver
and plated-ware,ooats, pants, vests. shawls, umbrellas,
Dupuy carpets. pistols, gone, kc.
NOTICh..—AII persons having goods on deposit with
1110 over the legal length of time, will call and redeem
the same, otherwise they will bo sold at nubile sale on
the above day. ABRAHAM NATHAN& Broker.
Northeast corner S tXTR and CALLOWIJIL
0019 lOt*
IOSE3 NATHAN'S, AIIOTIONEIII
AND commteamx MERCHANT. maltose!
corneroi RUH and LAOS Strut&
MONEY So 70A31.1
52L,000 to loan, at the lowest rates, ors dlamondr,
vratohes, jewelry, falser plate, dry goods, clothing, m
ama% scents, hardware, cutlery pianos, mirrors, foi
niture, bedding, and on goods of every desoription,
largo or email amounts, from one dollar to thoosum
for any length of time agreed on.
Per 'l'ho Oldest Establiehed House in this City.
rt 9-- Pnvate entrance on RACE Direst.
liusinena hours from it A. M. to 9 P. M.
Heavy insurance tor the benefit PEAositon
CHANGES ONLY TWOCENT.
Advanees of 8100 upwards , rds coo wo ce n t em.
Advemed of Vico end at per r
short loans.
SALE OP FORFEITED COLLATERALS.
On Thursday Mamma.
NovemberlB, al lO ovoa, at M. N eTRANS' Auction
Store. Southeast corner of BIXTh and RACE Streets,
in Second story Salesroom, entrance tram Race street.
Consisting or—
Several oases of first quality French Calf Skins.
Several oases Kip and Calf Skins.
Several cases superior Split Leather.
Dealers, litmefinders, and others are invited to attend
the Bale, as the Leather will positively he sold without
the least reserve, iu lots to suitpurchasers.
air Open for examination the day previous to the
sale. M. NATRANS.
trth2l mit
1U FITZPATRICK & BROS., AOC
• TIONEERS, SO4 CHESTNUT Street, above
SALES EVERY EVENING.
At 7 o'alook. of Hooke, stationery and fancy roods,
watches. Jewelry, clooks,'ailver plated ware, cutlery,
Paintings, musical instruernents, eco.
Alsa. Hosiery, dry goods. boots and shoes, and mer
chandise of every description.
DAY SAEES every Monday. Wednesday, and Fri
day at 10
o'clock A. M t _
PRIVATE SALES.
At private solo several largo COnnig . n . mente ofewatches,
jewelry, books, stationery, adver-plated ware. cutlery,
bony gooee, ho. • To which is solicited the attention of
city and country marabouts and others.
Consignments solicited of all kinds of merchandise,
fore alter publio or pnvate sales.
Oar Liberal cash advances made on consignments.
Out-door sales promptly attended to.
• INDUSTRIAL STOVE WORKS
-7- 7 WILLIAM O. NEIMAN.
WVOLEDALE AND RETAIL DEALER
STOVES,
No. 33 NORTH SECOND STREET,
Offers the mot perfect, convenient, and economical
Gna•burmng Cooking Stove yet invented.
Inquire for hie Lehigh Gas-burner, to obtain the beat
Stove in nen.
- Also, one of the largest and most complete gook of
Stoves Pr heating parlors,. chambers, stores. count ng
houses, &0., in the city. 'The attention of the public is
solicited. 0011-Im
STOVES! STOVES!!
JAMES SPEAR.
Ito. 1116 MARKET STREET,
Is nowprepared to meet the wants of the pub, io more
completely' in all the details of the Stove trade than any
other establishment in Philadelphia, in proof of which
he Invites COMPARATIVE EXAMINATION.
The following are among his own Peen ar intentions,
several of Which have already obtained a national repu
tation as surpassing in ezeelknee and eemonly any other
Stoves in use,JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
Improved Gas burning Cooking Steve, acknowledged to
be the best Stove for family use in the world.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the celebrated
Gas-consuming Cooking Range, now rapidly coming
intogeneral use.
JAAIES SPEAR is the Patentee of the Improved Sil
ver's Air- tight Gas-consuming Parlor Stove.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor of the Improved
(Patented) Ornamental Stove Urn, which, from its
beauty and utility, is likely, this season, to be univer.
sally adopted.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the Labor, Fuel,
and Comfort-saving Ironing Pan.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
celebrated Itailway•ear Rester.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor of the Improved
Fire-board Stove.
For all of the above the Inventor very justly claims
advantages 'which require but to be understood by the
nubile to be universally appreciated and preferred to
any other articles of that o lass 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 wishing to examine will have every attention
shown them, whether intending •immediatelyntioartir
°has° or not.
QUAKER CITY GAS CON
SUMER, PATENTED by CHARLES JONES,
Seventh Month. MO.
GAS 'BURN
GREAT IMPROVEMENT ON SILVER'S
ER.
By the use of the Quaker City Gas-Consuming Parlor
and Office Stoves all dust may be avoided, the rooms
ventilated, and an even temperature maintained for
many ham, without any attention to the We, and at a.
great saving of fuel.
For sale by CHARLES JON3F,S, ratentee, No. 303
North SECOND street, above Vine, where the excellent
One-c oncoming Cooking Stove DAYLIGHT. unsur
passed an its operations, may be obtained. Of the large
number now in operation, every stove, We Leneve,
gives entire sattslaction. ova 3m
TILE OBLEBRATED ROY A L
COOKING STOVE is the beet and most popu
lar Cooking Stove in the market t II in made
Q. , either with or without gas-burning fixtures.
Manufaetured and for sale by NORTH. CHASE. &
Nolan. Foundry Watorooms, 209 North SECOND
Street.
oAnuf THE FIERY STAR GAS-BURN-
ING .A ND RADIATING PARLOR .STOVE,
of the best old meet oc.ononuentHeat.ng stove
A actured aml .or eale by NORTH, CHASE. &
NORTH. Foundry Yororoome, 209 North RECUND
Street. oS lin
Ak, OUR NEW GAS-BURNING BASE
STOVE is the meet economical Store of the
_ kind, and u.eiclt more (humble than the Gas
burners with a sheet-iron base. Manufactured and for
Bale by NORTH. CHA SF, & NORTH. Foundry Ware
rooms. 5.09 North SECOND Street. 02-1 m
wiON WILL WONDERS CEASE ?-
REIMER, SECOND Street, above GREEN,
onkel; twenty.four Volition Card Photographs for
&MO. Call and order two dozen an soon an Po3Blble. lt.
CBAMOMILE FLOWERS—For sale by
WETHERILL & 'BROTHER, 47 4nd 49 North
EiscoND street. 0089
•9 • 39 knit It3Noath Putts t n Erse
ForE STAV Ng S T OOKS .I
ito..
This Day. -
Pamphlet catalogues now r ready. cumtainins fun de
g.:nations or all the p - oyerty to be sold od Tuesday nest,
30th instant. wait a bat of tulles 13th and 20thi. BoYem•
bar, and s Ihrae vstorfinent of real evato o. Private
totte.
D REA), EBTATI.s.
r t; EXCIIADIGE EVERY TUEB.I)AI
110" Ramiro Os of aut.property larned.seperately,
addition to ut inli we publish, on the Saturday' prestos..
t o a,11.01, sale. nue thousand oatalognser in esar ,
form, sit log detorictious of all the VtoYerty
gold ths following Tuesday.
0 A R o.—Our rates of rest estate and itooke
the Exchange will hereafter Ire held at 12 o'elcua
noon • and. in the evening. nt 7 e'clook.
Onntribtitors have the option of either sale.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
ate' vue have a large amount of real estate at private
sale. inyludlys every description of city aad walnut
property. Printed lista may be had at the auction store
PRIVATE BALE REGISTER.. ,
113 , Real estate entered on our private We MIAMI
and advertised occasionally in our public sale &betray&
(of which IMO copie s are rotated' 'w eekly;) free /el
charge.
STOVES.
597, ;•F - A /,‘,171.:".
BANK AND 0 ESLER STOOKS, MORTGAGE, km.
This Day,
October 30, at 12 o'clock noon, at the Philadelphia Ex
change, will bo sold for account of whom It may con
cetn—
Theo tS69O seven per cent. bonds Hestonville. Men
Ma. add Fairmount Passenger Railroad Company. 6
For other accounts, without reserve
shsres Kensington Bank stock. -
10 shares Farmers and Mechanics Bank.
32 shares Commercial Bank.
First Mortgage 51.600. —A bond and mortgage for
81,600, only nummbranee on house and No. 821Shath
Ninth greet.
10 shares Pennsylvania natlrold Company.
6 sham es Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company.
I share Philadelphia Athenaeum.
12 shares Tawny and Poguessing Flank Road Com
Deny—oar 820. Sale absola.e.
Pew No. 63 cuddle aisle Calvary Otinrch, Rev. Dr.
Jenkins.
BEVENTFENTTI FALL NAL,F,-0 (IT OBE rt SO.
Large and Valuable Brick RESIDFNOU and BUILD
ING LOT. used as a side'paro, Noe. 1419 and 1421 ARCH.
titreet, west of Broad street. lot 62 by 188 feet. with
Brick Stable and Coaoh-House in the rear The house
Is finished with tho modern improvements and (maws
mcnces -
h.gecuiers'Ehie—Fritate of Tseob Johnson, deceased.
Valuable 'PRACT OF LAND. containing, COM 62
Acres, withilorge toe ASANSTOte,_Barn,Carriage-
HOUEO, &o , in the district of Beirtiont, Twenty-fourth
ward.
Same Fatate—Stone MANSION, with' 87 Perghis of
land. adjoining the above.
Peremptory Sale—Very desirable' Country RESI
DENCE and about 4 Acres of Land, near the Oak lane
. _
Station, North Pennsylvania Railroad.
Handsome Modern Four-story Drink RESIDENCE.
No. 1832 Race street, near Logan Square, has the mo
dern conveniences ;
,20 feet front. .
Handsome rouN l'ltY PLACE, 14 Awes. 12 per
ches. WILLOW oRoVE. Montgomery county. Penn
sylvania. on the Old Vork road. 23 miles north of Phila
delphia, has large Stone Mansion, Stone Darn, Stable,
Carriage-Rouse. !kn.
Peremptory dale—Estate of Matthew Smith. deeekeed.
Three story Briek STORM, and DWPAJLINO. No.
1631 Lombard street, with a three-story, Bnok Dwelling
in the rear.-
Peremptorr Bala—Three story Brisk DWELLING.
No. aNO North Second etreet. betow Daspbzn street.
Exeoutor's close an Estate—RESILENCE.
No. 602 SPRUC. Street, west of Katltztreat. Immo
diate roese.sion.
.-. • .
Modern, Brick RESIDIiNCE, No. 827 Rao BiTeett
west of .I.:iebth street. Iramedtate possenion
Three story Wolk DWIAJI.LPHi, N 0.830 North Fifth
street. south of Noble street. Has the modem conve
niences.
Yeremptor Eals—Estate late of Ezra Hoopes, deo'd.
Large and Valuable LOT 115 feel front by 90 feet
deer,
late douthwark. -
Three-story Frenst g e ritk il i)WFA,L,lN G. No. 9g North Seven
teonth street, above Market street. Bag gas, bath
room. &o. . .
Neat Modern RESIDENCE - No. 2E3 Vine street, east
of Third street. Ilse the modern conveniences, ho. -
Valuable Business Looation_. Six-story BnoisklTOßß
andDwEL. LING, No. 214 North Fourth street, be •
tWeen Race and Vine - Estat e o f
possession.
Peremptory Sn'e—Estitte of Ann Smith, deceased.
BUILDING 107'. Twentieth street, North of kluket
street. Cale abslinte.
Neat DWELLING, southwest corner of Master end
Perth streets. betweent Seventh and Eighth streets,
Twentieth ward.
'Aieelstory Book DWELLING and BAKERV,vtOw
Two. story Sid BLE, No. 1616 Ridge &cantos, corner or
Pascale street .
Three story Brick DWELLING and DABS-BODIN.
No. 316 South Front street. between Spruce and Union
streets.
Three-story Brick DWELLING, N 0.318 South:Front
street. adj.:mous the above.
Valuable Pureness Property. STORES and WARE
HOUSES, southwest corner of Delaware avenue and
Ton alley. south of Cheatnut rtreet.
DWELLING and ICE CREAM SALOON, Na,2l
Lombard street, west of Second street: '
BALE OF POPULAR AND VALUABLE BOONS, on
various subjects. all new and fresh noel:
This Evening,
October Be. at the auction store. an assortment of
valuable Emscellaneous Works, school stock, riser, &c.
KT For particulars see catalogues.
Large Sale Nos. 139 and 141 South FO Wail Street.
LIVERPOOL WARR,
Consistine of Twenty. one Orates. -
Direct from Liverpool, per Ship Wallace."
On Wednesday .fidottiing.
Oot. 31, at 10 o'clock at the Auotion Store. mutilating
of dinner end tea eels. cups and:masers, plates, dishes.
tureens. covered dishes. chamber sett,- tea pots,- pit-
chers, bowls, jugs, sugars, creams, &o„ p 9.. to be sold
without reserve, in lota to suit dealers. kousekoemmt,
and others.
SALE OF BOORS—Br order of Aditihietrator.
On Wednesday Evening.
. October 81. at the Auction Store, an assortment of
valuable miscellaneous books. sport:Lon in quantities.
the cloak of a bookseller deceased.
gkir For earticalars see catalogues.
Sale on GRAY'S Lane.
HORSES. OXEN. COWS. FARM WAGONS. CARTS,
MOWING MACHINE. HORSE RAKE ,_WATSON
IM
WAGON. ROCKAWAY, LUMENS, ARMING
PLEMEN 1 S, /to.
On Friday Afternoon:
Noy. 2d. at 2 o'clock. at the late xestdenee of Evan W.
Thomas. deceased. tho personal property, otaluPristng
a superior horse, 6 yenre old. Black Hawk stook, Wat
son wayon, harness Parham and Alderney cae, an.
G 9— Full partial:ll; m
as in handbills."
Administrator's Sale.
SCHOONER JAMES MAKES.
On Saturday. •
November 3. 1363,_at noon at rho foot Of W/LLIAlit
Street, RICEhION an undivided Fourth Fart of the
Canal &limner James Alasee. 190 tons; 90 feet yes),
17.14 beam, 8 feet bold. Sale absolute. ~. • .
' Sala at Brut. I no and 141 South FOURTH Street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FILENCR-PLATEJAIR
RORS, PIANO-FORTES, BRUSSELS CARPETS.
On Thtueday Morton&
At 9 o'olook, at the Auction Store. an wortment of.
excellent second - hand fornitare, eleeent ;nano-fortes,
fiae mtrrqrs, carpet,, etc.. from faunhoor deelimax
housekeeping, removed to the stole for conven:wee - of
sale.
lIERIFF'S SAVE—On WEDNESDAY
-MORNING% October Slat. at Itir.'olook A.M.,bs
order of the Sheriff: the Good Wilt, Stook. and inatareer
of the old-established GROCERY WICIRR, Mosthweat
corner of SECOND and PLNE streets. -
NHIPPINV.
FOR ME 5013T11.-011ARLIS
TON .A.ND sAvAtrutai STRAMBILLPII
FRRIGHT REDUCED. •
NOM Freight at an average of norm,' Ds' . cant.
'Y Now York Ettanulhis ratft.
FOR CHARESTON, L C.
The ILA. Mail Mannish', L RYOTONErtALE, CBlll
tam Charles F.Maralunan,pill salt on Monday, Nov.
5, at 10 o'olook A. M.
Through in 43 Dna° noare—cody hurl at Pow
FOR SVANNAII_GA.
The E. N. Mail Eteamehin STATE OP REOROLA
Certain Join J. earth:6'CE ma on Wednesday, ,0 0 t,
U. at 10 o'clock A. br.
'lhroug o In ES to to noun—only ga holm at Sea.
*STS Emma nays o bengal from every &V AL" as=
nye days. V ooe reseives, Miss oy
every osY.
The Wandid Srztrolaaw aids-wins) Stage
STONE STATE and STATE OF OEORO Why Tan
abovo mast tan days, thus forming s StrA OM
T OOMMS
niontion vita Char:aeon an/ Etavannab., atl its &IA
and Southwest.
:fitrbith . Cliarlaston exit davarsait, ANA Shiva ower:
nect w:th ■teamere for Florida, and with railreace, Ite"
for all pls.'s& irk too South pail Sootharairt.
INSURAICCE.
alrg l : 3 LlNfa n f=t a i r l e lgi r r a el e tr i aoVAVA
thin by faibrit ottel3. th e . .TP.112i11.111 bah& one-bat tic*
rate.
.
N. 8.-Insurantt an ali Railr oad Frelskt is anther"
anneoessaty, farther than Char or Savannah. tho
Railroad Companies taking all Tulsa from these Witt,.
_GREAT REDUCTION IN FARR-
Faro be llrot 23 to 43 per oen °beaver Man bir
the Inland Route, so well be seen by the following lobo
dale. Through toketo from Philadelphia, via Charles.
ton and Savannah ste arab i ps, INCLUDING MEAL! OM
the whole route, rxoent frets Cherlertan and Savan
nah to Nor:team,. r
VIA CHARLESTON. TIA SAVANNAH.
To Charleston_.,_ - 316 00 To Savannah.-- 8111 110
Augusts-- 17 LO Allil/ili--...... 27 Al
Columbia-- -•Pa 00 btaoon— —2O Ca
Atlanta—__. 21 001 Ar ta — .-- 22 00
Montgomery.-- 23 CO lble— - Si Oa
Mobile— 35 231 A y. -- 22 ail
New Orleans—. 03 73. montgomery- -, 26 00
Nashville—. 27 751 Mobile— —.. 33 03
Knoxville__._. 23 60 New °Tishri...-. 8$ 73
&Tamable. - 3169
Fare to Savannah. via Charleston,- ..—..:. 16 Oli
Charleston, via Savannah --
Bailed 6 03
No bills of lading oigned atter the ship nas
For freight or passage apply CH board, at eeooa4
tr kat f above Tine 5 'no rt. OT to
ALEX. HERON, Jr.,&CO.,'
No. 106 NORTH WHARVES.
Agents in C Sava r n eon , M 3 NE R .QAM DE
For Florida from Charleston,
itihm*r Carolina avert
Tuesday.
For Florida from :Savannah. tiORTOOri at. Marro amt
St. John's every Tweadea and Samna,.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-
VIIO3I NEW 'rola TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Partange—....---linso •
Second Cabin 71
FROM" 8061011 TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage.-- ••---.....-- --ono
Eoeond Cabin Pasaage.... . . 60
The Mope from New F ork men at boix Harbo r.
The shun from Boston call at Halifax and Cork Bar
bor.
PERSIA, Capt. Jadkins. CANADA, Capt. Lan i e,
ARABIA. Capt. J. Stone. AMERICA. Capt. Nieman,
AM. ,A Capt. .G. Lott. NlAGARA,CaptAnderson
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon. EUROPA, Cary,7. Leitch,
SCOT/A, (now building.)
These vessels carry a clear white lig , o at. mast-head
reen on starboard bow; red on port
_.
.ERSIA, Judkine, leaves N. York, Alftineaday, Oct. lo
CANADA.Anderson. " Bostea, Wednesday, Oct. 1;
AFRICA, Shannon, " N. York, Wednesday, Opt. fit
ARABIA, Stone, " Boston, WedneadaY. opt. 30
ASIA. Lott. " N. Yore, Wednesday. Nov. r
PUROPA, Moodie, •' Boston. 'Wednesday, r!0r.14
PERSIA, Judkins, ••• N. York,Wedneeday,Noval
Berths not secured until paid for.
An expenenced Surgeon on board.
The owners of these slum will not be socp - alabte Mt
Gold, Silver. Bullion, Boum, Jewelry, F us Stone s orMetale, orMetals, unless bills of lading are surnu4 arefor an 4
the value thereof therein impressed..Ris fremht or pea
sage, apply to R. a
tTNARDA
.2010 4 Bowlier Green. New cork.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
IMRETHE ADAMS LICPB.ESS
CO., OUiap 320 ORESTNUT Street,
forwards Parcels, Paokmee. Prierehatatle, Bank Notes_ ,
and Specie, either br its own Lulea er, oorineehrre
with other Exprozg Col:arum to all the przuoivel
towns and cities of the United Sites.
S. S. SAriDFORD,
Ilteneral Superintendent.
mA 0 KEREL , SHAD, HERRING, &0.-
LLB- Woo bble Nos, 1, 2 and 3 largo and medium Mao
kers!, in wearied pookagoe, of veryohoioe
alro
50 bble. new N 0.3 lame Mitokeeol,
00 half bble new No. Sc!.' do.
SO bble now No. S medium do.
- 50 do new Eastern Mese Ehad.
60 half Ude now do do do.
100 tble now Hasty.' t 1 Ilornm.
500 do do Halifax No. 1 do. '•
200 do new Boston No. I de,
100 do do No 1 mate Fie.;„
25 do prime No. 1 Satthi s
too ouintale firand (- A do.
100 boxes new Herki mer min & che m .",
Ittw tangling and i r 'Aare, foe Bale_
haPHY
11 ilk 3 WiIIITS tir es 3111VRW.
NAVAL STORES.-75 bbls Spints
1 • ' gutipontine,6o tip, Wilmington Tar, 776 Ma do.
3,V hbls Pitch, MO do. Rosin. in COd for Bala
by ROWLEY, Lc CO. Na . &lila
Wharves. • oc2a
arl A II T lON I—ASTROLOGY !—LOO.II
u-. 1 OUT!—GOOD NEWS FOR ALL!—The iievin.- -
ialltug him. VAN HORN is the beet; she astwoo44 -
whon all others lave failed. All who are in trouble. SU
1
who have been unfortunate, deceived by false KOMI.
7to her for advice and comfort. la bees dui CU
'uteriails. She Ws the seoret of waning el hffee
tions of the opposite sex. It is this tkot ' , ski indiums
illeerata pretenders to try to Imitate her, olefin lir
advertisements. She shows you the likeness o yir tinr2 ;
turn wife, husband, or absent Oland. It ill Pen
to the rublio at large that she is the first andoult per ,,
eon who etn show the likeness in reality , an til l ity:
entire satisfaction on all the °onetime of Uh
IFF
can be tested and. iiroved by thoufands, bett 014
and suaslo. who daily end eagerb• visit hey..lotenelile?
coma all! to 1i0.1836 LOMBARD 8 tam! 4. phrfrits/Adt :
niir end 11,nnA .
COAL OIL.-17 bbls. Lubricating Cosi
Oil in store, and for sale by ROWL.M A/W
BURNER, & CO., N 0.16 South Wharm. •
JALEP—For sale by WETBERLLII &-
BROTHER. 4Z and 4 9 NorthBErAND ' '
PRIVY-WELLS cleaned at a low__am te_-
tetatetimutriargithiMpwartst4Y"Ximr!l'