Ode to the P
INVITING HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS ,TO A OIIJN
TRY COTTAGE.
i3.1 , ' , 1011.11 'IIAXI3'.-,'
thorn the New York Ledger.) •
' Prince of Wales! • '
; . Unlesamy,ludzmeet fails, -
„.
NoiNe bound year , recent trevetrather, dreary ,
I don't expect an answertothe suety—
, , But aren't you keitlq weit r Y ?
Westioflldflei, and Galls, andnrand Addressee?
Weary of Military andiheirmesses ?
Weary ofrulnlittirii ?
Wear, of Shouts from ' the admiring ma sses?
Weery.ofworship from - the upper classes
Weary of horses. may'rfltind Siege ?
'twae kindly meant
- dort'!t , You now repent
; Your , iret4 „Mamma's consent
• That you should be -
-0- -Tifite side the see; - • -
The " BrlPitaielz" Wittne ioulepraimut ?
Pray itiaVirfesu oily Oonttiets and their capers,
...Aro comb to ns ; We've wipletorielpaperat, . •
And no reporters to distort your nose,' .•
dr ktatkl.lie awkward carriage of roar toes :
Your style of sneezing, and such things as those; '
Or' meaner still, in Dentooratto spite.
Al:mint:a - your Royal Highness by your height! , _
,- • Thou point: to US!
-. We're not - the sort of folk to make a fuss
B'enfor the Preeldentz—but then, My bay.
We plumply'pternise you a speemljo.i.
To Princes rarely known
(And one you'll never find about a throne,/
To wit : The bliss of being let alone! '
Ito sofentifie bores fronfAtherunnms ;
No noisy guns, nor tedious te-eteunts,
Shall vex rout Royal Highness for a minute ;
glass of lemonade with"soinething in it,"
A fragrant tnaersoinuon.witb the morning news.
Or aweerVirginin "fide-cur—if You chews—
These,
and what else your hilliness may demand -
\Otsimplo luxury., shall be at hand,
A.nyl at your royal service. Come
0 'comb where you may gate
(What advertisers oft-have sought in vain)
- • "The comfortaof a home!"
Come, Prince of Wales!—We greatly 1 1 00 4
Your Royal presence, air—we do indeed.
For whip ?-we have a pretty hamlet here, „ -
lint then, you see, 'tie esuelly, as clear
(Your Highness understands Shalomerean )riuM)
Aufanitieh't Much without a Prince!
iENERAL,
Tne estimate of the cost of the Now York
city poblio.school system, as just submitted, chows
a total of $1;300,000, which is $175,000 in exam of
the estimate of last year. .Of this total, the celery
of teachers and Janitors amounts t0.5725,000„and
books to $95;000: The qeMtaittee en Stidienne.de
aogui novel roofimatendationtizi,Teferenee .to p 6
mary and grammar schools, yet,: it is to be pre
sumed, not without due consideration. ; Their re
port provides that hereafter no Jeasons snail be
given to the children in tbe.primary department
to bo studied atlrome; that the lessons to the pri
mary department shall be given in the classroom,
and no books whatever given to the children.. In
the grammar wheels, the teaehers tire required to
occupy two- hours in each - day in. preparing the
scholar* for the lessons to be recited, on, the subse
quent, day, and no teacher tobesermitted to'give
out lessons "that will take snore than one' hohr to
Addy.;
'OF=AVMs OF A' Surramma,--Quite an ex
oitetkebt bas'been raised In Ossanetomie; Kansas,
by the absconding of Cyrus Tater; a merchant of
that' town; and probate judge of Lykins county.
The Ossawatomie Herald says• that, he took ad
vantage of the necessities of the people, and bought
up the stook which the people were obliged to sell
because they have raised nothing to keep it on.
This stock ho paid for in Notes; due Ina short time.
He sold the stock for cosh tut rapidly as possible,
and then left with the money. life stare was taken
possession of by his brother-In-law, who professes
to have bought the goods. -, The cre ators regarded
the Weiss a shim to prevent them from getting
thekpay, and some of them forcibly entered the
store and took such goods 'as they &mid get their
hand upon. -It Is'estimated that he owes the farm
ers five or six thousand dollars. . •
Gnownia Conti)? English
papors aro again putting forward the opinions of
the late , ktr..)looritohy. for ',many years .ortkwn
surveyor of Jamaica, to th‘Sedreot that eotton baffbo
grown obeapiga .
nd abundanoe in Jamaica: No
doubt of It. So can it be grown in Cube and.lies
ico. But, unfortunately, It is not the kind of tot
ton that is in most request at the factories of Alan
oheitter.., what cotton is only grown between the
:10th and 80t1i;degrees of north latitude. There
only are found the necessary conditionsof tempe
rature, alternations of sun and rain, dio. The tree
cotton, grows in the tropics, where a long ~ rainy
season is tollowed by months of excessive drought,
but the short staple plant cotton -of the Southern
States of the Union, never. :And thti same may be
rstid'of India, where the experiment boa been lay
an&feithfully tried by planters from our own coun
try,;experienoed in the business.:
~, . ,
EIOrEMEHT OF A NewOOL elope
ment took plane in this city, on Monday night last,
between Mies Jennie Strickland, a student of the
S. M. F. College, and a Mr. Bill ; both parties are
residente of, Grantville in this State.. There was no
knowledge on the part of the Fatuity of any inti
triseY:or attaehthentexiating between the parties,
rind as the young man wall a strips* in-oar nom
mtinityi his presence, , ,of eenrse, -- exolted no sospi.,
elan fin the *mind - of anYbisly. They procured a
ptliate eonv,eyance to Conyers where- they took
thitlinhafor Atlanta, 'and. we 4 married- at the
Washington ]fall inunediately.after 'their arrival,
otrProceeded.on the 'name train to West Point,—
ContOgtoo (Ga.) nines.
itidnOleArr NUIDinED ON. TIM Plats/6--
Lewld'Flint: formerly of Geneva, Deßidb county,
wns'hilled-,by a , Missourlan, named Solomon Nor
man, while crossing the plains to, Califontle.' A
diSoullyUicurred between. Flint and Norman In
reference to a balance due the former for earrying
Norman to California. Bard language was used
Iyy Flint, whio'h was not immediately resented by'
the other. Watching his opportunity, however;
he shot Flint, the' belt entering . his thigh, . Ho.
lingered 'for a week,' and died xn great agony.
The murderer was seised by the soldiers emote
ptnying the train, and
- was to, be tried in Cali
fornia:-
ASitesu OF FLortmkOtrrraWs.Tlio Pensa
cola Tr /none, of Thursday last, says: „ From a
friend, a passenger on the Magnolia, yesterday,
from Apalaohicola to New Orleans, wo learn that
forty or fifty of the outlaws fit the 'late Calhoun
consty - dLittithanceS bad been . arrested by the an
therltieS ind confined in thojalls of Apalachicola
and Marianna, and that peace and quiet would
soon be restored in Calhoun.' - Hon. IfeQueon
lotosh, of the United States Dlstriot - Court, and
Hon. 3. J. Finley, of the State Judiciary, were
untiring in their endeavors to restore tranquility."
Fanny:mans IN Eusma.—The Emperor of
Russia, after nobly preparing the way for the free
dotn of,hls serfs, has made Importaiat changes in
the laws regulating the residence of foreigners.
Formerly they were not permitted to buy real
estate ,or build homes, except upon disadvanta.
geOni leases; or to trade as merchants ; except in
alitetted way. All these restrictions are' new re
xnevedi, andloreiguers are placed as to ,flisidenees,
owneishiPo of properly, and Odle, upon a level
with Rusisu subjects. The facilities for travel fn
the samisens° also mush increased, by a simplitl.
cation of the passpert system.,
, _
Tak VINTAGE IR. TEM WEer. It appears
from all scoounte that the yield of the Western
vineyards this season will be very great. ,The lowa
Republican says : The vintage of this year will be
extraordinari rich. From every side we,hear the
most encoura ging news—the Most wonderful from
Nauvoo, Illinois, whore the yield borders en the
fabulous. And yet, in spite of this immense quan
tity of grapes, the price of them has not fallen be
low ton cents per pound. At this rate the price of
wise Ophnot fall,
Axertiza OIL EXOLTEMENT.—WO loans from
the Badyna (Ohio) Journal that they haie got up
an oil axeltement in that_rmion. , -The oil has been
diseovered ia. Jackson '
Vernon, and Sandusky
tOwnshipcof Crawford ecrunty, and efforts are
being , made in several pleats to strike the 'reser
voir beneath, by digging deep into the earth. One
wail, six Mlles from Credible, is now yielding oil
in payable quantities. .
No 10013 E fortunes in 'ship chandloring will
be made in'llonolulu. It is said that during the
last three years there has been a steady decline in
the whaling boatmen, from which the greatevpart
of the trade of the islands has been derived. The
whtieships now visiting the islands are few, and
the catch of oil se poor that each ship now leaves
less than half the moneylormerly distributed.
A MEDAL, says the Sri Journal, to com
memorate the visit of his Royal Highness the
Prince of Wales to Canada, has been struck by
Mr. Wyon, the eminent medalist, of Regent street,
London.. is a work of much merit, - although
the material used is simple. The • portrait of the
Prince is at once a good likeness, and excellent as
a production of art.
THE new census taken In Spain gives the
population of that 'country as 15,464,000. The
ens of Spain being 194,782 square - miles, gives a
density of seventy-nine to the square mile, or about
olie;thttil that of great Britain. Madrid, with
281,170 inhabitants, is the only oily of 200,000.
Maxis:l4E Mexican, named 'Jesus
Garcia, was hung to the limb of a tree last Mon
day, at a place near the Petronila, on the Ague
Mace. Who did it, or what it was done for, is a
mystery.
A BAIMIL OPPIOER, mate of the whaling
bark Ellen, wad severely "punished " on arrival
in port, in the' streets of New Bedford , by three
seamen Who been victim' of ill treatment at
sea. .
AN oxtraordinary - credit of .$4,000 was
opened_ t the bureau of the Minssire des Cidtes
for. ttie.expensee of , the scientifie expedition to
Spain to view the solar eclipse of July last.
• 31,61.Ns Irauxani is in jail, in Singanion
ccunty,:on the charge of tearing, a rail
from the fit Lou ie and Chicago Railroad recently,
in order to throw a train from the track.
Oyu. 26,000 voters have been registered In
Batton this year, against 16,000 in 1866,. when the,
highestiote ever east to that oily was glees.,
- - '
ON 22c1 instant, s shook •of an earth
ep . faireoras felt in different eeations of Georgia.
!stet from Bobcat Private.
7' "_ Brenner, kneaday, Optiiber
'Bonen TAIVIS'! regret to see that
_your re
porter hoe repeated , the offendsby which I was in
jured its yourpaper of Saturday. As ho has Invi
ted a,reply, I will so far avellsayfielf, of that feat
asldaay -that hie report as a whole,
and in some of
its impertant particular", is a emu, mierepresonta
don.*fdtatinetly and nntraads fi alOienf that I
aylifiedto Washington the ispokete "act-0d to
one ; or that rapplte‘to him any, epteher what
softer. It is true, sir, that Ide tot feelthe rove
rano commonly cherished , toward the founders of
thivartvernment, and I said do et the meeting.
It Is twist also that, for a Government Which tram
plattne matt all that are dear to me in the dust,
and :whose-Ablef Jadichal tribunal witch lared
that / raid mine " have no 'rights white
men are boundto respect ,"— that for such a Go
verhinint r no other" feeling than thot of
lostbletasid digest; airdl raid Nat the Meeting,
lend xrital - indtsfluntdempballs. But, air, lam not
tritlrlimite; • 1 - de; tat time with- the indeeenoy
and 'lnherent; thle'reporter attributes to roe. I
riniveliementWatietipeaki and often ex-,
watalsOatilf with' 'MO "weitetbAhisn others of
aT f leuiperinnint ;".1140";'siiriiliseire, is at least
alyillinselittod: 'what. I any. !ben rite to address
annalattani • -••',
: I int tuet.trespetn:r9Peren lone Wan, except"
to eititif.-if 'YOU willnlint tale, an expression , of my
, bops tint each of your reader* as 'deem the matter
wiltititirti intend thought, Will Otte the
I AM not say Janice—to procures copy of the next
ancibeeef'theArsts-Slevery- Standard, and T e n d
trathatnisitl4tii say.in the synched referred t9i:
"- 1 4 - .lttspetfally; yenta, - -" Itoitiwt
1 impowntormers.
:14rPorted for The Press.l
RlCllSlOND—Btearnship Virginia, Kelly-34 kegs to
1.11000 porker & Tolaud; 60 bxe oases Jr
strong; ns boxes 2 oasee do Thomas Webster, Jr; 140
Lazes 61 cases do Cohan &Taitt; lb boxes 2 mood° 3 It
spnk & Co; II boxes 16 Midis do Bolden & Penrose; 61'
boxes 12 oases do Bunkum, MoCammen & Co;106 boxes
46 oaten do biota ;V lloehm; 31 bales doMestics GM" Mils
& Co* CO do eoltem Wm I' Newlin; 1 bbl smoking tebs o oo
W J Molntyre; We apples Robert Venoms/ 41 barn
fruit Martian & Co; 4 oases mdse Heston & Denokla; 82
empty bb's Nanny, aniline do Co; 13 onsks oldiron A
Parvesl - 70 bate 613011 Miller k Bro; 17 Ws tallow 148
empty bbis 6 bbl! apples 17 bales bagging 142 oases indigo
V 11510119 001211g1391311., "
iffILAWELPRIA BOARD OF VALDE,
EDWARD B,CLA REF,
MUM , / COARAD, ‘ ‘...., , Seirrytt.ol .
r.ll. L. Rk.pll4l. -
LETTER BAGS
1 At Ike Ifferchaate Exchavgd, Phalci4apkia.
Ship Wyoraing. Burton—. ....Liverpool. soon
hbip Lancaster. . Liverpool. Novls
Boric 'Washington:Wenoke .:.London, soon
Brig Lydia Frances, 'Fernando P 6, .Nor 4
Brig 'Black Squall, Dayia_.-13t Jag° do Cahn. soon'
Brig Dees, —Bristol Channel, soon
SohrLuna, Willson.... —llingcton , Ja, soon
Fen COAST OW Amex—The !thin Flora, Cant Page,
Ibr St Paul de Loando, WCA, is now loading, and will
have quick despatch: All letters and newspapers in
tended for the African squadron and others, will bi for
warded If left at the Foreign Letter office; Exchan. 5.
MARINE INTELLIGENCN
Oct. 31 1860
BUN • 6 53-BUN SETE
- AIVE D.
Steamship Boston, Orook ßß er,_2l hours from New York,
With tattoo and passengers toJas Alldei dice.
• Brig Nord Horn. (Dutch)Leenwen. 75 days from Rot
terdam. with gin to Patterson & Moulton. 71h lust, tat
9793 N. long 4928, spoke bark Piermont, of Baltimore,
soaring E.
Brig Orniuz.Baker. 4 days from Wareham, in ballast
Shober, Booting & Co.
Bohr Anne.
Blake, 10 days from Calais, with lumber to
&
. Bohr Anna B Hayes. Corson. 3 days from Now York.
with cement to French, Richards &
I Bohr Raucous' &muslin, 1 day from St Georges, with
Wheat to Jas J Black.
ack.
Bohr Robbie •W , Dillon, Marts. 9 days from Maurice
MByer
AHBown Ndwblard H , a Bmmesf de o ma N w w e l York,
ork, in
ballast to L Audonried & Co.
t Bohr Grace Caroline, Harrell, 3 days from New York,
with mdse to captain.
Schr-11 Blackman, Corson, from Providence.
Bohr trlVOrwlok, Bhroastlire, from Providanoe.
Bohr Limy Chnion, Smith, from New York.
Bohr Flyaway. Wiggins. from Bag Harbor.
Bohr Martha J Gauss, Simpkins. f, om Sag Harbor.
Bohr f, H Endicott, Leeds. from New_port.
Bohr D Floyd, Rackett, from New Bedford.
• Bohr Nellie D. Radom, from Stamford.
i Bohr Francis Newton, Gilkey, from New Haven.
, Sour Jas 8 Hewitt, Ross, from Boston.
Bohr 0 S Oarstairs. Robinson. from Boston.
Bohr 8 V W-Simmons. Godfrey, from Boston.
Bohr Sarah N Smith. Robinson. from Boston.
Bohr Mary Ann Rages, Rages, from Boston.
i Bohr Diamond. Norton from Boston.
Bohr Sarah Clark. Griffin, from Boston. Capt Griffin
reports, 60 miles Bfil of Bandy Hook, picked up boat
and two oars, marked T J
CLEARED.
Steamship Virginia, Kelly, Richmond , Thomas Web
ster. Jr.
< Bark Tilos Dal lett, Dill, Lotman*, Dallett Bros.
Brig Billow, (Br)Balter. Halifax, E A Bonder & Co.
.Bohr 0 8 Carstaira, Robinson, Charleston, Noble,
Hmett & Caldwell L
Bohr NORM D Studame Richmond, do
Bohrer Zs g a6B, 47 , ll6 j l ll ;tetj f=it Georgetown, DC, dO
Bohr Robbie Matta, Boston, do
Bohr L Church, Smith. Washington, Tyler, Stone & Co
Bohr Flyaway, Wigging:Norwich, Reading RK CO.
, Bohr Sarah Clark, Grime, New London, do
BeChro. Ii Blackman, Corson, Providence, L Rothermol
So
Sohr 8V W Simmons, Godfrey, Charlestown, do
Bohr M A Magee. tangos, Boston, do
r3ohrJas 8 Hewitt, Ross, Boston , Van Dusan, Norton
& B ohr Diamond, Norton, Providence, do
Bohr Hortensia. Fowler, Salisbury, do
& Bohr IL Warwick, Shropshire, Providence, B Milnee
Co.
& Bohr D G Floyd, Beckett, Providence, L Andenried
Co.
Bohr AEI Brown Edwards, Providence, do
Bohr N Smith. Robinson, Boston,
Bohr Alabama. Vangilder, Boston, Blakiston & Cox.
• Bohr Eliza, Jones, Norfoik, do
Rohr AL J Gangs, Simpkins, Taunton, Sinnickson &
Glover.
Bohr L H Endloott, Leeds, Newport, J R White & Co.
tit'r J B Shriyer, Dennis, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
BY TELSGRAPn.
(COtteePondenoe of the Press.)
HAMPTON RoAte, Oct 30.
• Arrived, bark Maria, from Montevideo; brag Brothers,
from tomorero.
Cormaaoodenoo of The Prong.,
fIAVAE DE GRACE. dot. 80, 1660.
The Wyoming lett witltl2 boats, laden and convened
as follows:
Howard,.
wiint. oats, ko to .A G Cattail; M M Shu
tnon and P M. Wagner, wheat and oloverseed to Perot°
& lire; It F Clark. tilg'iron to Isaiah McCain; G Mott,
atone to Parker, White & Co; 0 L Coder, lumber to Ma
lone & Taylor; CIS Waver. Ira T HodelL and F Bur
rows, do to Nororose & Sheets: Strong, Emblem, Ha
mar, and John Hoover, ooal to Delawaro City.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Clyde, Perry. for Philadelphia, entered for load
ing at Liverpool lath inst.
ship Ellen Rood. Rliby, from Callao for Rotterdam,
sailed from Queenstown 11th inst.
- Ship Clifton Bell, Corbet, entered for loaning at Li
verpool 11th inst. for Bombay.
Bark F Lennie, Moore, at Marseilles Sth inst, wan op
for kroston. •
Bark Washington Brasher, Collins, Woe discharging
at Marseilles Sib inst.
Brit Tangent, Matthews, from Boston for Philadel
phia or Alexandria, at Newport 17th inst.
Brig Mary E Jones, Jones, was loading at London 12th
inst. for Rio do Janeiro.
, Brig Croton. Ingraham, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Brietol 27th inst.
Brie Benguela, Parkins, sailed front Provtdoneo 23tIt
11386. for Phiadelphia.
• tl oh r McDonald, benne, arrived at Portland
27th inst.
• •
Baron,
W Denriiiiheaton, George Homy Smith,
Baron. Smith, P Williams . W Johnaon. and J McCar
thy, Smith, hence. arrived at Norfolk 23th met.
Sant ,B Frink, English, hence, arrived at Bristol 27th
Instant,
Bohm Lonie Walsh. Paine, Martha. Crowell, M PM
ter",.Blizzard, Judge Harnugton, Bnaw, and Althea,
'Corson, arrived at Wilmington, Del,29th Inst.
bolas .1 Li Baxter, Babcock, and Brame, Marshall,
Moline. and Canova. Fullerton, from Wilmington, Dol,
arrived at Roston 29th inst.
Bohr Carat Queen, Smith, cleared at Boston 29th inst.
for Philadelphia.
Bohm Win Collyer, Raynor. and Evelyn, Williams.
hence, arrived at Providence 28th lost
Bohr John MaClam, cleared at Baltimore 29th inst. for
N Boh sow am Pa.
Martin. Harding. hence, and Panthea,
Clark, from Delaware City for Pawtucket, at Providence
g7th inst.
. .
Bohr Monterey, Craig, from Delaware City, at Nevi
port 27tia last, to embargo.
a Behr .1 . 1, Heee,Holmee, called from Providence 2311,
mat. for Alexandria.
Bohr Gandy, man Frannie Potter bonner, B 13ire
lawn. and 0 Clark, arrived at
Fall River 2dch
. Bohr E MoLain. Bueldand, from Rookland (Or Phtla
phut, at Newport 25th inst. and ■ailed next any.
BREAD.
piTRE AND MEM' BREAD,
MANUFACTURED BY THE
MECHANICAL, BAKERY.
CAN BIC OBTAINED AT THE TIALOWIED
PLACES:
MECHANICAL BAKERY, S. W.
st corner re of Broad and
Vine ets.
C.M. CLARK.-- street, below
, Tenth.
IL hIeNEIL. --S. E. corner Sixth and
Pan° 80N,—... ..No Goate erth st reet .
street.
JOHN U. IKOKEY-- -- No. 1123 Vine street.
T. P. SMITH.— --N0.113 North Fifth street.
S. BOOY—..— E. corner t Fifth and
B W. W. MATHEWS.-- —S. B r .l ' Xn a erViA . renth and
Locust areas.
D. KNIGHT.— street, below Wel
ut.
GEORGE GARVIN__ —lioaD9 Lombard street,
D. COURTNEY..__—N. n r i z i rr e Sixteenth
Wit COURTNEY—..—.N a o. Odd South 4 1'welfth
S. R. WAITAMAXER—F
B e lt d re Pa I street, above
S. LEST - i— —____cor i .
ngSonth Fourth and
Johnston WWII.
D. HOLLAND.-- W. corner sixteenth an
Ogden atreete.
DAVID SADDLER—.—.No. 160 North Eleventh
Street
J.WElGHTMAN—_—Thlrteenth street, below
Thompson 'trea.
8 , B. TOMICINS.--No. 1 040
North Front
street.
B. W. corner of Seventh
end pine streets.
N. W. comer Tenth end
Bippeu streets.
No h . MS Bouth Fron
D. BROOKS...*
:P.
E. B.
street.
. W. corner Broad and
Fairish streets.
;timer Nineteenth street
and Ridge &Venue.
B. comer Ninth and
Federal. streets.
!wenty-seoond street, ab.
Coates.
i'omer of Fifth and Chris-
MRS. B. RAMBLER—.-.-.No. tian. Coates street
BHUSTER_--- :
:moo. T. BLEST
B. E„ EOWN
J. IdoINTYRE----
ALEX. FULLERTON—
D. F. & T. W. WOLF 4 ia3 Girard e.venue
WM. McCRACKEN, _2202 Hamilton street.
R. R. BEAZLY
N. W. comer of Twolab
B. ar#l,..Ol c tc r ..n street..ot ..rortoonth
apd F o s o r r r rie l ; SoteelttOurth
JULIUS KLEIN-
EL NI PPE'S - --
MRS, F. ELLATT . - -
and
Gieinatieet,
.8. W. corner Tenth and
Green street.
Camden, N. J., store 119
Arch street.
West Phlladelphia,Eath et.
L ig i, ey e e l gizd road.
J. L. FaCKB.
C. H. RA INFER.
N. L. YARNELL._
JOHN BARNDT---
Tremont and Pine Grove
Penna.
West Chester, Penny
.GEO. B. TOWNSEND.—
M. MoCLEES—.— ,
D. HORTON--
Atlantic City, N.
Florence, N. J
Columbia, Pa.
8. F. EBERLEIN
fO2-tf
JULY IST, 1860.
NEW FIRMS AND CHANGES.
MERCHANTS IN WANT OF BLANK BOOKS tau
be supplied from a very superior assortment made from
.Linen stook, or made to order.
WARRANTED AT LOW PRICER.
WM. F. MURPHY .9 SON'S
NEW STORE.
Stationers, Lithographers, and Letter-Press Printers
SIGN OP 'TUB LEDGER.
No. 339 O.II..r.STNUT Street.
lea irw-tf
pHILADELPUIA. TERRA COTTA M
NUFACTORV, SEVENTH and OERBIANTOWN
road and 1010 CHESTNUT Street. Vitrified Aran
and Water Pipes. Ventilating Flues, If ot A ir.Flues ' and
Smoke Flues reedit+ of Terra Cotta, and of suitable else
for every elms of buildings. This article is worthy the
p
attention of all parties sitting np buildings. Large
sine sewerage pipes for city drainage, water pipeg war
ranted to mantis severe pressure. Wit are now prepared
to oontraol, with cities or corporations for thin artitda in
any gpantity. We warrant our goods to be equal if not
Ampenor to any other made in the United States or
Europe. Oniamental Chimney Tong and Garden
, Wes.
MRS. SANDbREN, PROFESSIONAL
NURSE. has OpSned aßoarding House at No lOU
Spruoe street, for the apeolal accommodation of Invalid
adies, anti for those coming to Philadelphia to be Con
'fined, or for medical attendants), where they can have
careful coming, good board, and all thtve.nnforts of
home. Mrs. S. refers, by permission, to tic) following
'professionalgentlemen
Professor O. D. Meigs, Caspar Wistor, M. 11,
• Professor S.D.Gross, L. Rodman, M. D.,
Professor Jos. Paneoast, Professor &Jackson,
bane 'Kayo, M. D., ft, A . F. Peproge, M. D.,
Professor id. L. Rodeo, G. W. Borne, m. ~
Jo.o F. Mown, hi. D., Professor 8. H. Diokson.
3-Im
(IR ACKEREL, SHAD, ILERRING,
LTA , ION) bbla. Non. 2, R and 3 large and medium Mao
kerol,ln nwortod Da083158, of nye / otomoo onalar;
111110
• 00 bble. now No. 8 Imo Blackwell.
60 half bbla new No. Bdo do.
30 bbler now No. 3 medium do.
60 do now Eantorn Mem Shad.
OD half oblo new do do do.
MOO bble now haltpoit No. I Rertint
800 do do HiMfax lio. 1 do.
600 do new Boston No. 1 do.
100 e,o do 11,2, 1 Noah, Pleb.
2 3 do. nTime leo.] Salmon
700 21untole Ora Codlieh.,„
100 Dotes now idminr cognix ‘ , 089841,
landing and 10 diem. lb. Bale bg
MVRPHy & KOokie.
I}suovirs
REFINED &MAIL-1,000 Barrels LO.
VERINO'S Crastdi n aosnia and Ana
FAMPaII'ATA..OO.IOI/111115:441.
VI E
., PRESSii4"l4llLAtioillAtitAi: OCTOBER 31, 1860.
. ~„
MEDICINAL.
B LOOD 'FOOD.
BLOOD FOOD
EINIMMI
111A00 t Oa),
BLOOD FOOD.
The ',Bonbon of invalids, physicians, clergymen,
smentilic men, and the public generally, is respectfully
solicited to the merits of this &minimal- preparation
containing Iron, and Phosphorus, and which
is identical in its composition with the Hematie Glo
bale, or red blood. In ail filC0(1808 accompanied with
DEBILITY.
polo oeuntenrinee, and nervous derangement, analysea of
the blood show a deficiency of the red globules. ItudaY
complexion and a rosy tint of the skin. is always tndioa
tiro of health; while a pale, wax-like skin and counte
nance—which evinces a deficiency of the red globe tee—
accompanies a diseased organism. Pecpmatione of
lron have been given for the purpose of supplying the
red globules, but we contend that Iron alone, Sulphuratone,
alone, or Phosphorous c h ic, will not meet the deficiency
in every case, but that a judicious combination of all
these elemonta tenacsmsaiy to restore the blood to its
normal. standard. This point, never before attained,
has been reached in the Blood Food. and its discovery
ranks an one of the most smentifio and important of the
age. Its effects in
CONSUMPTION
are to soften the cough, brace the nerves:, strengthen
the system, allay the prostrating night sweats, mamma
the physical and mental energy, mulch the blood by re
storing the looking red globules, moreaso the appetite,
restore the color. and clothe the skeleton frame with
Bosh. The Blood Food will be found a speoifie in all
Chronic Ilisonses of the Throat or Lunge, such as Asth
ma, Bronchitis, Coug, 110. ko. Public speakers and
gingers will' Bed it of great utility in clearing and
strengthening the vocal organs. In Dyspepsia, Liver
complaints,
_Dropsy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Scrofula,
Gravel, Bt. Vitus' Dance, Fever and Ague, tco., its offi
cans is marked and instantaneous. In no Mass of dis
eases, however, are the beneficial elreets of this reined,'
o oonsnleuouFE MALE e CMPLA g
NTS
to which the gentler sex are liable, and whioh will tend
towards Consumption. such as suppresned or diffioult
Menstruation. Green Hicknesn, Whites. &c., espeoialir
when these complaints are accompanied wan peeness,
a dingy hue or pallor of the skin, depression of spirits,
debility, palpitation, want of appetite. and nervous
prostration. Wo have the utmost confidence in recom
mending the BLOOD P 001) to all who may be con
soious of a loss of vitality or energy, and to those whose
mental or bodily powers are prostrated through over
use, either of the mind or body, and we deem 'tour 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
whieh cannot be over-estimated.
A faithful trial will bolound the most convincing proof
in regard to its efficacy that could be asked for. With
the above remarks, and with the numerous testimonials
we have in its favor, we offer the " BLOOD FOOL" to
the consideration or the afflicted, knowing that it will
be acknowledged as pro-eminent over all other prove
rations, patent or olhclnul, in point of usefulness. Cir
culars giving the theory upon which this remedy is
founded, also certificates of remarkable cures, will be
cant free when desired. We forward the BLOOD FOOD
to any part of the (Jolted States o- Canadair upon re
ceipt of price—el per bottle, 85 for six bottles. Bo
careful in all cases to take none but that having our fac
simile signs tore upon the wrapper. None other is
genuine.
Prepared only by CIIURCTI& DUPONT,
No. 409 If New York,
And sold by them. and by DYOTT & CO.. 932 north
SECOND street, Philadelpnia, and,by all respectable
Druggists. auttinwf tf
pROF.
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
BLOOD RENOVATOR
Is preeieely what Ito name Indicates, for, while
pleasant to the mete, it is revivifying, exhilarating,
and strengthening to the vital powers. It also re
vivifiee, reinstateu, and renews the blood in all its
original. purity, and thus restores and renders the
system invulnerable to attacks of disease. It is the
only preparation ever offered to the world in a
popular form, so as to be within the reach of all.
So ehemieally and alcilinlly combined as to be the
most powerful tonic, and yet so perfectly adapted
as to act in perfect acceptance with the lams of ga
mer., and hence soothe the weakest stomach, and
tone up the digentive organs. anti allay all nervous
and other irritation. It is also perfectly exhilara
ting, in its effects, and yet it never followed by
lasaitude or depression of spirits. It is composed
entirely of vegetables, and those thoroughly emu
bmingpowerfully tonics and soothingproperties, and
consequently can never injure. Such a remedy has
long been felt to be a desideratum in the medical
world, both by the thoroughly skilled in medical '
science, and also by all who have suffered from de
bility ; for it nocila no medical skill or knowledge
even to nee that debility follows all attacks of dis
ease and lays the unguarded system open to the
attacks of many of the moat dangerous to whisk '
poor humanity is constantly liable. Buell, for ex- '
ample, as the following : Consumption, Bronchitis,
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, Paint. ,
sees, Nervous Irritability, Neuralgia, Palpitation
of the Heart, Itlelanoholy, Hypochondria, Night
Sweats, Languor. Giddinens, and all that class of
eases. so fearfully fatal if unattended to m time. .
called Foliate Weaknesses and irregularities. Also,
Liver Derangements or Torpidity, and Liver Com- .
plaints, Dieenses of the Kidney s, Scalding or In
continence of the Urine, or any general deranee
ment of the 'Urinary Organs, Pain in the Daok.lefide,
and between the Shou'dere. predisposition to alight
elolds, Hacking and Continued Cough, Emaciation,
Difficulty in Breathing. and, indeed, we might enu
merate many mere still, but we have space only to
say, it will not only cure the debility following •
and Fever but prevent all attacks arising •
from Id iasmatiolnfluences, and cure the disease
at once, if already attacked, and na it note directly .
andyersistently upon the In hary system, arousing
the Liver to action. promoting, in toot, all the ex
cretions and scot etinna of the system, it will iefal- •
libly prevent any deleterious consequences follow.
ing upon change of climate and water; hence all
travellers should have a bottle with them, and all
should take a table-spoonful at least before eating.
As it prevents costivenesa, strengthens the dices •
tire organs, it should be in the halide of all pereone
of sedentary habits: students, ministere, literary ,
mon ; and all Indies not accustomed to much out. .
door exercise should always use it. if they will.
they will find an agreeable, pleasant, and efficient
remedy newest those ills which rob them of their
beauty; for beauty cannot exist without healtk
and health cannot exist while the above irregulane
ties continue. Then, again, the Cordial is aperfect
Mother's Relief. Taken a month or two before the
final trial, ease and
pass Thee readful m i stake about
eerfeet ease and safety. ts Ito mistake about '
it, this Cordial is all ice claim for it. Mothers, tter
it f And to you we appeal to detect the illness or
decline, not only of your daughters, before it be too
late. but Men tour eons and husbande, for while
the former, from false delicacy, often go down to
a premature grave rather than let their condition
be known in time, the latter are often so mixed ep
with the excitement of business that if it were not
for you they, too. would travel in the seine down
ward path, until too late to arrest their fatal fall.
But the mother is always vigilant, and to you we
confidently appeal, for we are sues your never
failing affection will unerringly point you to Prof.
ood's Restorative Cordial and Jilood Renovator,
as the remedy which should be always en hand in
time ofneed. 0. L WOOD. Proprietor, 44 4 Broad.
ay, New York. and 114 Market street, St. Louis,
Mo.; and said by all good Druggists. Prim), One
Dollar per Bottle.
.old hero by DYOTT CO., 2E:2 North BEOON
rest, coved &Wet
noak ORCHARD ACID bPRINGS.
These Springs ere situated in the valley of the
Oak Orchard Greek, in the town of Alabama, Genesee
ea., Y.Y., eight miles south of the village of Medina, on
the Erie Canal, and fourteen nation front Batavia.
IDs' The principal Acid Springn are three in number ;
besides these there aro six others. They aro all located
within it circuit of about fifty rode. The medicinal
qualities of the waters are fully shown in the sutuoinad
testimonials. They contain a very large amount of Bud-
Phur, olphlate Arid, Sulphate rif Lime, and Preto-
Sulphate of Iron. The great medicinal virtues poesess
ed by those wedeln depend very largely upon tho pre
sence, mooch unusual quantities, of these curative
substaneen.
Hundreds of cases of disease, especially those result
ing I rent the serofulous diathesis, have been cured by
their use,
We' In skin diseatas—even in confirmed /rprosp—the
waters have been signally successful.
Opinions of medical nod scientific gentlemen are given
in the circulars. The following eminent gentlemen
speak in strong terms of the medicinal value of these
waters: Prof. k:inteons, T. Itomeyn Beek, M. D., of
Albany ; Jas. MoNeugliton. M. D.. of Albany; Edward
Bpring,_ 1,1. D. of New York ; Dr. It. Campbralritts
held, Mass.; Dr. J. S. Sauter, of Lockport, N. • They
recommend tho waters non fi dently. Dr. SOtil let's to
a ease of chronic dia as of several years' hding,
which was cured by Me use of the
t er.tuet Dr. Mc says,
lam satisfied that these waters aro ighjy valuable as
medicinal agents." Dr. Campbell says.. rises must be
highly beneficial for all chrome diseases of (lie stomach
and bowels..
4er:t3. P. White read a paper on the subject of those
ters, before the Academy of Physicians. in the city
of New Yell:, in which lie states that the Waters roe
seas decidedly tonic, refrigerant, and astringent proper
ties; and that the Musser diseases to which they are
more particelp.rly adapted. are chronic affeetions of the
digestive and urinary organs, and some of the cutane
ous diseases;
chi onic dyspepsia; chronic diarrhea ;
chronic dysentcry ; chroni c diures is; chronic evstitie
diabetes ; eases of passive hemorrhage, such as Furpu
re hemorrhagica, and the milli creative sweats of Heaths
Fever. The Water may also be often used wits an
vantage, he says, In eased Or ion , Sep/tad levers, in
oiavatescenee from protracted fevers. to excite the ap
petite and promote digestion; in diarrhinas.partieularlY
suoh as are dependent on a relaxed or ulcerated state
of the mucoue membrane of the Intestines, In eaten
lone affections, or lithiaeis. attended with phosphatic.
sediments, it is the suitable comedy, being Vre (arable to
muriatie widow being snore solvent and less apt by
continued use to disorder the stoma-eh. Inc ebrile die
eases, t can be used properly diluted. as a refrigerant
to diminish thirst and preternatural heat. In skin dis
eases—in those forms et dyspepsia connected with an
alkaline condition of the stomach, as in Pyrosis, or wa
ter-brash, it will prove better than hydrochloric acid.
In oases of Calico pietonnin, and other iurious eon
sequences arming from the notion of lead, this atter
will prove to be an admirable antidote. In chibrile
pharyngitis, /aryngitis, chronic mucous catarrh, and
humid asthma, rhroaic ophthalmia (externally)
as a gargle in ulcerated sore throats, in eases of sali
vation, and in tc ucorrhrs and elect ; and also in piles.
When taken internally, a wine-glassful of the Water,
diluted, taken three times a day, is sufficient for an
adult.
. • •
Other teetimoniale from phYpialann, and other Te
peotable Inchviduale, may be soon on application to
he Asent.
Dealers impelled on liberal terms. -
No Water griming oileas procured from
11. W. BOBTWICK,
Sole Arent,
No. 574 BROADWAY,
New York.
For Sale at the following Agencies:
FREDERICK BROWN'S Drag and Chemical
Store. Northeast corner of FIFTH and CHESTNUT
Streets.
Also for sale at FREDERI,CK BROWN, Ja.'s, Drag_
and Chemmal Store, Continental Hotel, corner of
NINTH and CHESTNUT Streets, Philadelphia.
The Trade supplied at Wholesale Prices. mrl2-swly
LEGAL
ESTATE OP ABRAHAM MITCHELL,
.Beeeased.
Whereas Letters of Administration of the estate of
ABRAHAM. hIITCHF.t,L, deeessi it, have been granted
by the Register of Wills for tho city and county, of
Pluladelphm, to the undersigned, all persons baking
(Amnia against the said rotate are requested to make
known the same to, and all persons indebted to thesaid
estate to make immediate payment to
ALLEN hIITCHF'LL, Administrator,
10.'2'25 MIME Etna,
Or to his attornoy, ISAAC MYER, Jo.,
se2d-w Cit* No. 200 South FIFTH Street.
NOTICE.—AII persons indebted to the
. 1 - • estate of WM. JOIENS, late of Woodbury. New
Joraart on bond, book account, note, or othorwise, aro
retucated to make immediate payment, and those
hailing demands to present them for settlement to
'EDWIN A. JUttNti. Executor,
N. E. corner FOURTH. and ARCH.
Philadelphia, Sept. 22. 1060. se2s-W6t*
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
FOR TB.R CITY AND COUNTY OF PIMA
FLPHI A
Notice le hereby given that I, ISAAC ROBERTS,
have applied for the bonefitof the insolvent laws of this
Commonwealth to ea id Court. - hind application will be
heard in the said Court on MONDAY, November 19111,
1860, at 10 o'clock A. AI.. when and where all parties In
terested may attend. The said Court site in its usual
room, on the south aide of Chestnut street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, in the city ot
0c29-noisfet* ISAAC ROBERTS.
ASSIGNMENT.—Notice is hereby given,
thatl have this dap made an assignment of my
property. books. notes, and bonds unto
.BOWArtll
PALME.I2, for the benefit of all my creditors. to whom
all accounts must be rendered. GEO. W. aPICER.
Lemma, ()debar 13, 1860. ac3o.3t.
NOTICES.
TO THE lIOLDERB UP' HE ETEITBEN
, VILLF, AND INDIANA RAILROAD COIVIPA-
NrB F:11181! MORTGAGE BONDS.
. _
The Trustees request that the no,lneg of all holders of
ouch bonds. with the numbers et the bonds held by each
respeottvelr, be immeibately lbrwarded to thorn, to the
oaro of Messrs. Alexander, and Green,
Counsellors at Law, No. 20 Fxohange flano,New York
oily. J. 'WILBUR,
13.111. ALEXANDER. Trute "'
Now Yoe IC, Oct. 24, 18G0. 027-7 t
NOTIO.E. —An instalment (being the
Thud) of Five DollArrupor Share on the Onoital
Stook C O. the ERMANTO N PASSENGER R AIL
WAY C in called, payable on or before NoVA.MBER
15th next.
oe6-lm
WM. SINGERLY, Zoo. and Trawl
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
DT: SOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.-
The undersigned, trading under the firm name
of the Bridge Company, have this day dissolved part
nership by mutual consent. The business of the firm
will be closed up by the Treasurer, Algernon Roberts,
who is authorized to use the firm's name in liquidation
of the affairs of the Company.
A. & P. ROBERTS,
•
LEVI LINE,
PHILADELPHIA, October 17, IWO.
The hindmost; of building Iron Bridges will be mai
tinned by the undersigned, in connection with the inn
nufhoturo of Car Axle*. nt t he Pencoyd Iron Works.
. Office 410 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
crol7-12t A. & P. ROBERTS._
FIRSTpRIMIIIIM AWARDED, at tho
late Agricultural Soolols, to ALLMAN & ZEIEN
DEA. Fourth nod Vine, for jjest Family FLOUR.—
Constantly on hand, Welsh's Harper's Ferry, Fagan's
Four-Aeon and Stag Horn. St. Louis, and Ciambrill's
patariao FBlllll7 Flour. ooT-1m
CIIOOOLATE POTASH For sale by
WETHERILf, & BROTHER, 47 and 49 North
SECOND ktroet. oda
1860. gilts 1860.
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NEW YORK
THE NAIVIDEN AND AU BOY •AND INM I A
; OELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD CO. ti
LINER PROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW
YORK .Ni), WAY I'I.AnES.
Fran Walnnt-atroat Whnrl,
as ibllawa—via:
At 6 A M, ',ant:at - Eldon and !abhor, C. & A. Accom! "l.
modation..-- • ~•---- •--- —• • - .. ". 26
At 6 A Al, via Camden and Jersey Car (1. -
oommodation, 3:6
At 9 Ai, via Liainden and Jerses wT. eforninc
At 11 AM, by Steamboat, via 'l'aeony an , '
,City, Western Express..---...
P via Camden. and Amboy, AOOOllllO
dation— ... .
At P Al, via Camden and Amboy, C. arid A. Ex
press , • • ..--
At 4P M, Steamboat via Taeony and Jersey
City, Evening Express ...... .. oo
At 4 P Al, by Steamboat via Tationy and Jersey
City, Id Clam Tr of 925
At 6 PM, via Camel= and Jersey City, Evening
, Mail..„ •
rsey Vi OO
At 11 P M, via Camden and Jersey City, STYrT,W rz ,
•.omoda2 23
Mail
416 P TW A Camden and ArnLoy icem
' 'lion, (Freight and Passenger ,)— 7d
Class Ticker, 26 2 d to
The 6P AI Mail Line rune daily. The 11 1' Al, Sout
For Belvidere 'a'oen,'"tam bar tvi
ho„ at 6 A M and 4 P Al, trom Walnut-street wharf: l and
7,10 A M from Kensington.
For Water Gap,Strouils burg, Soranton, Wilke•ban-e,
Montrose, Great Bend, ice., at 6 A. M. item Walnut
street wharf, and 7.10 A. Western Kensington, via Dela
ware. Lackawanna and lt. P..
• • •
For Mount .110117, ate and 6 A. AI., 2 and 44 P. NI
For Freehold, ate A. M., and 2 p,
WAY LINES.
For Bristol, Trenton, &0., at and 4 P. M. from
Walnut-street wharf, 7.10 A. 111. and 67.4 P. al, tram
Kensington.
For Palmyra,ltiverten, Delano°, Beverly, Berlin:—
ton Florence, tiordentown, &0., at 12. q, 1, and 41,1 P.. 1.
Steamboat Jos Ballcnap for llordentown and Interme
diate Places, at 3,4 i P. hi.
Steamboat' Trenton for Tanen', at 11 A. M. and
Tacon Beverly, Burlington, and llristol. at 4P. M.
Fifty Pounds of Baggage, only, allowed each Passen
ger. PassengeA aro prohibited from taking anything no
baggage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over
afty pounds to be paid for extra. The Company limit
their responsibility for baggage to One Dollar per pound,
and will not be liable for any amount bet ond Woo, ex
cept by special contraot.
anl6 Will. ii. GATZ'MZII.. Agent.
TILE PENNSYLVANIA 0V N AL
lIALLROALL
200 MILES 1/GUIILE :tit, «.kih.
.1860. glifrAps)--4Fai- 1 8; 4 -itOs
THE CAP AbiTY*OF THIS ROAD IS 140 1 .7 Et).151,1,
TO ANY IN THE COUNTRY.
THREE THROUGH PAoSENGE4 TRAIN?::
BETWEEN PHILABELPrIIA ANI) PITTSI3IIIIIS.
Connootang direot at Philadelphia with Through Trains
from Beaton, Now York, and all volute East, and in the
Yawn Depot at Pittsburg with Through Trains to and
-thusll POllltel in the West, Northwent, and Southyreet
furnishing facilities for tho transportation of
Passengers unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any
other route.
Express and Fool Lir.ec run idicoosa to Pittsburg,
without change of Career Conduotor. JUI through Pr.x
ganger Trams provided with I,ouglirideo's Patent
Brake—speed under perfeet control of the engineer,
thus addinguoh to the safety of travellers,
&melon" , Ca m re are attaohed to each Tram •; Woodruff's
Aloe in Core to Express and Fast Trains. Tlfe
EXPRESS hurts DAILY i Mel and Font LUM. 01),_
days excepted.
'I Tram leaves Plillade , phst at Y Cu A,M
eat Lino " - " 11.00 A. M.
Mee Train leaves " 10.45 P. M.
AY TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLO WA:
Harrisburg Aomnumodation, ria Columbia. 2P. M.
.
Columbia 4.110 P. M.
Parkezbure ~,
am) P. M.
Wont Chester "
Di CO P. M.
West Cheater Passengers will take the Mal!, West
Cheater Aebommodation, and Cohuntio Trams.
Passenger Folio,unbury, Williamsport, Elnzire, i
to, Niagara and intermediate points, leaving nil- ladelphia at 7.15 A, M. and." P. M. go dtrootly through.;
l'icketo WeelWaril maybe obtained at the Mimes oi the
Company In Philadelphia, New York, Boston, or Bal
timore Land Tickets Eastward at any of the unpor%nt
Railroad Offioes to the West; also an board any of the
regular Line of flleamers on the Mttiossiutu or Ohio
then,
ear Fere eivrnye as lov, and time an musk. as bY an;
other Route.
F or f or th or information apply Et the Kassenear Sta
tion, Southeast corner of Eleventh and larkat Streets.
The completion or the Western oonneotiona of the
Pennervlvani a Railroad to Ch ie aro. make this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEENTEE. EAST AND VIE
WES
The eonneetion of tracks by ihe f astlroad Bodge at
Pittsburg, (tvoiding all drayage or erring° of Frei ht,
together with the saving of time, ere advantages readily
eppreointed by ShiPpports of Freight, end the Trartil
beg Publio.
Morcaants and Zhipperr: entrugtuir, the trnitsporO.tiot
of their Freight to tide Company, min rely With none
donne on its speedy transit,
THL RATER OF FREIOII.I' to and from any ycf. t
in the Went by the Pennsylvania Railroad ars at a:t
twos as favorable as are chargsd by arhsr Broireag
Comeaeisr.
- - .
Mr Be partionlar tostrt psaszt,v,s " Panne-. P.r.it
rond.
F , AI Freight Coaraatt or iihiprimg
tt., or address either of the folivvring.ttgoots of it
6ti J:
. .
D. A. EITE I ,7.h.KI, .I',ttelAtrt
11.3.1'1 c roe Er. Co., Zanesville, 0.; J. J. Johnoton.
0.; K. EdeNeelY, Kr.; 007124 tc. .Cro , r•er,
l'ortainouth, 0.; Paddock N. Co., Jellereonviile, -
anis; D. W. Drown Co" Cincinnati., 0.; Athcni is
Hibbart. ClE011:111atij 0.: R. C. Alchirinn,_ltlaklizon, Jul.;
too. E. hfoore, Louisville, Ky.; P. •G. V.ltilor &
litracerille Graham Co., Cs;; u, M.; P.
F. Sam, Slin.lor Er. Glare, St, Louie, hio„.• John 11. Har
ris, mhyille, Tenn.; Harris lc Hunt, Moinploe. Tcno.;
cluto & Co., Cliiceyo, Ill.; W. H. D. fcconts. Alton.
1124 or to Prni+ht agentsof,ltailtotOix at dartront volo
tn toe West.
gg ti, Gi3TON I
MA.GRAW & KOQNS. NP Yeah saroe , , P roo
oltiro,
LEECH & CO.. I Actor oule. or IS. Wltileau IL N.Y.
L. IC' EC1 1. & 31 0 . o
n . , 0 u No. sr n o
N . ta , t
o n If n i! I F i e ,
r o o t ri lLo t n A to , t ,
t,
1,4
Z. Noun, Grn'l TiOkot gout,
E. LEWIS. Sorel Say't Altoona, Sr- = je:2-sv
I - 1
... , .elimaozwitA AND EL
MIRA RAILROAD.
CRIICKEBT ROWER to Tamaqua, Catatrisas, Ru
pert, Wilkeatustro, !Swanton, Danvlllo, hiliton, 'Wil
liamsport, Trot , Ralston. Canton, Elmira, Bnfinin,
Niagara rails, Itooheator, Cloveland, Dotron, Toledo,
ChOag
10, 6t, Louis, MI lovraultoo , and all points North and
WCEta
Passenger trains will leave the new Depot
BROAD Phi
ladelphia and Reading Railroad. corner ace
OALLoWEILI, Streets, (Passenger entranee on eat
lowhill street,) daily (Sundays excepted), for ribose
volute, as follows :
DAY EXPRE5.3.....—..„--- --SAM A. ad,
NIGHT ... £.sO M.
The 8.00 A. M. train conneets at Rupert, for 14'ilkes
bane. Pittson,. Soranton, mid ail stations on the
LACKAWANNA AND BLOOMSBURG RAILROAD.
The above trains make dlrecit conneetione at Hindle
with the trains el the New York and Erie, Censlaigns
and Niagara Palle. and Buffelo g N ow York an Edo. an tl
New York Central Railroads, iron all paints North
Wost, and the quindas.
Baggage eheelccal to Elmira, Buffalo, and Suspension
Bril. and all I:_terinediato poiats.
Tie Os b 0 remelt at the Philadelphia and E
mira eilroadl,.: n'tlamkut Office, northwest corner a)
SIXTH end CH. Pettit' srreets, and at the Passenger
Depot. center° • TIORTEENTHand
THROU9 Is 'XPILES3 FREIGHT TRAIN
Leave the Phil elaaand Randle, 1.1.c0t, Itrand and
Yellowtail etre t nay caundaya excepted), for „II
points Wats I North, a P. Id.
Fieighte mu., be delivered before aP. M. to insure
their go n lli t 213310 day.
For
_for er anfoios apply at Freight) Banat.
TIGHT% ...NTH end OALLOWRILL, or to
CHAS. S. TAPPENGencralA e sent,
Northwest earner ISIXTII end GRESTN UT t3trools,
eolg-If Philedelehi
NORTH PENNsyL,
For SETHLEIdEM, V ItO_YIiEWAVII. AD C:ASTO7I
MAUCH CHUNK. HAZLETON, WIMPY. WHITLI
HAVEN, WILKESBARRE, WILLIAMSf'ORT, ke.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, Julykd, ?Men c6r
Trains will lasso FRONTand WILLOW Ittreata, Pi
ladolyhia, RA ILY A (Bundaye exeekdod,) na follows:
At 13.30 A. M. LExpress), for Botblehem, Allentown,
Match Chunk, Hazleton, Wilkeabarre, Williamsport,
&e,
• •
At23o P. M.(Exwess), for Bethlehem, Easton, &o. nut train ?intones Easton at 5.141 Y. M., and oaken
close connection with Now Jeraoy Central for New
York.
At 5 P. N. for Bothlonern • Allentown, Mauch Oltunkr
At B A. M. and 4 P. P. for Doylestown.
At 10.00 A. M. sad 6.60 P. M. for Fort Vi r eshlng ton.
The 6.80 A. M. EApress Train makes close commotion
with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem, 1.61,134
the shortest and wool desirable route to Willcosharre,
and to all points in the Lehigh Coal Region.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA:
M Leave Bethlehem at 6.63 A. M., 01.00 A. AI. and 5.21 P.
Leave Doylestown at 7.80 A. DI and 1.15 I'. M.
Leave Fort Washington at 6.22 A. M. and 716 P. Id.
ON SUNDAYS:
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 8 A. 111.
Philadelphia, for Doylestown, at 6 F. M.
Doylestown for Philadelphia At 6.40 A. M.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 6.00 P. M.
Fare to Bethlehem.. 611 601 Fare to Mauch Chunk,B2 60
Faro to Easton.— ~,, 1 60IFaro to Doylestown.. 080
Through Tull:ate must be procured at the Ticket Of
fices at 'WILLOW Street, or BEAKS Street, in order
to secure the abo ve rates of fare.
All Passenger rains (except ( ( Mail Trains) oonneot
at Berke street with Fifth and Sixtipstreets nod &mono
and 'phlrd-street Passenger Railroads, 20 minutes after
leaving Willow street.
Jy3 ELLIS CLAD RtAgent.
, FALL ARRANGE
-51 E NT PHILADELPHIA
WILSII GTON, BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
OD and altar AIONDAY OOTORKR 1.1860
PASSENGER TRAINS LNAVE PHIL A DELPHIA
For Baltunoro at 8.15 A. M., /1 noon (Eipresa), and
11.10 PAL
For Cheater at AM A. AI., 12 noon. 1.16, 4.15,6, and 1140
For Wilmington at 816 A. M., 12 noon, 1.15, 4.16, 6. and
11.10 P. M.
For Now Castle at 815 A. M. and 415 I'. M.
For Middletown at 8.15 A. M. and 415 P. 51. ,
For Dover at 8.15 A. M. and 4.15 P. M.
For Ilarrineton at 816 A. Si. and 415 r.M.
For Milford at 8.15 A. 51., (Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays at 9.15 P. M.
For Farmington at 8.15 A. 111. (Mondays, Wedaesday s.
and Fridays at 4.15 P.M.
For Seaford at 8.16 A. M. (Mondays, 'Wednesdays, and
Fridays at 416 P. M.,
For Salisbury et 8.15 A. 141.
Tram at 816 A. M. will oonnoot at Seaford on Tues
day!, Thursdays, and Saturdat a with steamboat to Nor
fol. o r-
. .
TRAINS FOR PHILO DELPHIA :
and 5
LeaP.Mve Baltimore at 0.90 A. M. (ExpreSS).lo.lB A. M.,
55
Leave Wilmington at 7.80,9, and 1150 A. M., 1 415,3 45.
and 8.35 P.M.
Leave Salisbury at LSO P. M.
Leave Seaford at (Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur
das at 7 Farm i ng.) TAO
i.eave gton at auesdays, Thursdays, and Sa
turdays at 8 A. AL) 4 10 P. Al.
Leave Milford at ( Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days at 7.50 A. M.) 4P. M.
Leave Harrington at 8,15 A. M, and 4.25 P. tA.
Leave Dover at 8.05 A. M. and 5.25 r, Al.
.I.have Middletown at 10 15 A. M. and 6.40 P. Al.
L eave New
tCas a t t e . a 2oand nd o AA M , , and 7
,2 4 2
2 1 125
,
and 9.15 P. AL
Leave Baltimore for Briliebury and Delaware Rail roa d
at 10.15 A. A1,nadJ1,2,51._%_511._
" FOR DA LTIMOUR :
L nye Chester at 8.45 A. M., 1.2.28 and 11.40 and
heave WilraingtOn at 945 A. M., 18 05 P, 61., 19.20
A. 5L
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached,
will rum as follows :
Leave Philadelphia for Perryville and intermediate
places at 3 P. M.
Leave Wilmington for Perryville and intermediate
Mimes at 6 I'. M.
Leave Baltimore for Havre-de-Grace and intermedi
ate places at 4 25P.
oil SUNDAYS:
Only at 11.10 P. M. from Philadelphia to Baltimore,
Only at 6.25 P. M. from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
N 079 S. M. FELTON, President.
gDELPHIA
EADING HAIL
_R 0A D. —PASSr.N It 1 1) 4 11. 2 l I N RL S
for I'OITSVILLE,
READING, and HARRISBURG.
MORNING LINES, DAILY. (Sundays °snouted.)
Loavo New Depot. corner of BROAD and CALLOW
HI kL Streets, PHIL A U. LPHlA,(Passen i ry entrances
on Thirteenth and on Callowhill streets at 8 A. 81.,
onneoting at Harrisburg with the PEN SYLVANIA
RAILR LAD, j P. M. train runningo Pittsburg ; the
CUMBERLAND VALLEY 1.06 P.M.M tram runiunr to
Chambershurg, Carlisle, Ste., • and the NORTH EN
CENTRAL RAILROAD I P..... train, running to Sun
bury, Ito.
AFTERNOON LINES.
Leave Now Depot (sorrier of BROAD and CALLOW
n Srreots, PHIL' AD PAAPHlA,(Passonger entrances
on Thirteenth and on Callowhill stroots,) Or POTTS
VILLE and HARRISBURG, at 3.30 P. M., DAILY, for
REAr t NG null, at .1?. M., DAILY, (Sa
ea
-11 ndals ex-
PACES VIA PHIL A.I;ELPIIIA AND READING
RAILROAD,
FROM PIIILADRIZHIA. miles,
To 23
68
Dauphin —........121
Millersburg...—... • ..112
Trevorton Jun:lotion _ 68
glianlmii•-•
Northumberle.nd
--......197
Williamsport —.208
Jersoyilbore ..... —..222
Look Havon
Ralston.... -- 233
Elmira.. . aer
The 8 A. Al. and 330 I'.
Port Clinto n ex
WISSA, WIL lAMSPORT
making olose connections w
Canada the Wert and South
DEPOT IN PHILADELP
and CALLOWHILL Streets.
ap23-tf W. H. 81
Philadelphia and oadin g
and Lobanon allay ILIt•
Sunbury and Erio R.
Williamsport and Itlinira
Railroad.
At train connect daily at
;oepteil,) with tho eArA
, and ERIE RAILROAD,
Atilt lines to Niagara Falls,
mast.
HIA: Corner of BROAD
aIAIENNET, EaoretarY
o z . _ 4 , WEST CHESTER
~~'^~- TRAINS via PENNSYLVA
NIA RAMROD, 'attire dpipor corner ELEVENTIi
and MARREI:i at IP i 2.& P. IL, and 4 p. m.
On Sunday, leave Philadelphia at 8 and Walt
Mentor at r. 10041
a - NEW TRI-WEEKLY
lw REIGHT AND PASSENGER
ROUTE TO NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, VA,
CHANGE OF LOCATION for the receipt and deli
very of Freight.
(in and after Monday, October 16, Forwarders of
Goode by tine brie will send to PBENTZ NIL'S Ware
house, under National Hall, 1224 AIARKET Street,
Entrance for drays in the rear of the building, from
Thirteenth Street through Leiner Street.
Mark Goods " Via Seaford, Del."
Passengers will take the 8.16 A. M. train at the
d on Tu s.de pot,t' eceodranserof Broad area and Washington avenue,
luirsdays, and Saturdays.
Fore for first-class passengers, Including melds on the
boat, 37
84
Snead-class paesongers, iaoluiting meals on the boat,
H, F. KENNEY, blaster of Transperte.tion,
0012 tf P. W. do B. it. It .Co.
m pg WEBT CIIIESTfIKE
t'Pr. AND P 111 LAL 3.11.'1'111A.
RAILITAD
VIA MEDIA.
OHANO OF HOU Rl].
OL and after &lentla), Popternberi/th IM), the trains
will leave rIIILADELPIUA, iron& the Dena, corner
of Thirty-first and Market streets, West Philadelphia,
at 7.4.5 and 10 A. M,. and 2.90 and 5 P. 6.1.
Leave WIt:131: OILESTBIL, from the Oenot, on East
Market street, at 7 and 10 16 A. M., and 1.4 a end 6 F.
Leave Philadelphia, from the neyo.., nortlit.ast come
of.Cizhteonth and Market stratify', at 8 A. M. and
,M.
'Leave West Chester, at 7.60 A. M., and 4.45 P. M.
Trains leavirg Philadelphia, at 7 45 A. M. and 6 P.M.,
and on Wednesdays and Saturdays only,nt 2.30 P. M.,
cotooa Pennelton with the Philadelphia and
more Contral Railroad. for Concord, Kennett Avon
, dale. Elkview. &a. and for Oxford, via singe, from end
! of Track,. at 7.42 A. M. On Tuesday, Thursday, and 13a
i turday, the 7 95 A. M. train from Philadelphia will eon
. neat with a line of stager, via Oxford and Hopewell, to
Peach Bottom, in Lancaster county.
rho last Passenger Railway Car will leave Front and
Market streets 30 minutes. and Entail and Market
streets 25 minute's before the starting thee' from the
Rdpet, and will carry a flag to denote it.
tiflice and waiting room, noutheaat corner of Eighth
and Market strests. whore pastime era, purclinaing
tickets for West tm ester. will Do furnished with a tioket
over the Passenger Railway.
HENRY WOOll,
:Jeneral Superintendent.
Tito bag ga,ga car will leave Eighteenth and Market
streets ono hour before the departure of the train Irani
the West Philadelphia Depot. nal4
7.oirn diDELPTITA, a-Pa
eln;:halA Ati u w.ti AN ILI: 0R R
TOlv N I:kkILROAD-8 UM NEP. ARTLANGEMENW.-
M 14;1W7i,
FOR GERNLAIITOW.N.
fhtlndninllia 6,7, 11, 9, 10. 11 1 and 1.3 A. td,,
1.1, 3%, 4,6, 6,3%, 7, 8, 9 , LAE, 11% P. M.
nva GOIIIIP-11tOril 1, 7 . . 734, 8, 836, 6,10. 11,16 6 .1 .1
1. 3. a.;.15.8,9%,1,8,0 3 104 P. M. "
BUNDAYS,
Ph,a..1e,nh.16, 9.18 min. A. 7+1,, 2,3, 6, , and
13% V. M
LS.SN6 i.iernAnt.cinqi 8.10 vita. 4.. M., 1. 1 0 z.:in • 6.6 M,
and 13.1 M.
• 0 , 12.PT.Ut3 7 RAIL.ROAD.
Letvfl F1, 11 ,17,37.1th 1 3, 13, 1 , - 1 ,13 A. 74,, 2, .4., 6,6. K, 8, 8,
n1,112'41%
fillstrnt 111 l 7.10, M
84), 0,4011 A
,0 :k
1...0. 6.10, 8.60, am:11.30 P..
-
. • • ..
ON ikINDAYS.
~ ..,*.e.cc.Pi.natidlybia.S., , cs A. M., r. and IN P.
r!,'..taNtl Cit;4rlttit 1'.114 T,N A „ 1;110. 6.10, Uri SAD
WIN.. Y. M.
NUS C01 , 4!31103-1OCK.611 hi4l) NORIIISTOI9II.
f..e...a.v0 Philadelplan, IA6. 11.66. )nin., A. M.,
R.G3• d 35, t.rz, 6.611, and 11; , 4 P. M.
Lezvo Porr!qtrcen 41, 7, 8.06, .0. 31 A. M.- ut4. 41t,
P,
Irlatide , rl.l4 SA. U. and ?Ind P. Z 1
sdYn No rriutonn 714 A. 61, 1 and 6
FOR MANAYIIN K.
tat a Phil:. dal hie. 5.53, 73. 2.05. 11X,1 A. M., 1.0, 102,
5,55,11.50, a" dit P. AI.
3.6 ,
Lewoin Man,and s) vt,'.< 14.
JAZ. 4.55. and 11% A
, 5;4, 2 P. 6
(IN SH.N.DAA 8,
_zava kdalidtia 0 A. M., b, 5, and 3 P
Rye nlvurd:7",l A. m.. Ig, and. 5.4 P. id,
. 21,1 PL'll,9 en oral Sup arantendenl,
612-tt REPOT. NINTH and GREEN I)treat4.
d:ri,e a iticv: i .ifit. : , , ,;,,.:, , i c :tdo:::"' (.° At : Ll r a' h °C 4 .l::.:lllitiT'l3;=:Cel'6°l-7M.l'lp-tr;4l;nrbr or-
tzION .N. 1 f.r :aaros rt s.co
Ai.E.l-.;;1!.i9U1 , 71 7 1.!'..1 Dvt - Dinri , * - 11, 'avvan at
E!'.
pAr I'4
By urea - 4 f I:or.rd et IZi neaarr of tk
CIDTtqI.IIY.
W. !I. lad LP;U:NPIEY, Liro7otary.
01:. 2 :„-,2m - Trill ADAMS I:IXPit.,RAi
And gnomic, either by its own Linen or in o '3 o n nne:ribli
with other Exprnw , Comenlen, to all the •arinoivi)
tome and nitles of et
Vaned htaten,
E. 8. SATiI)FORD
General Penarinteritnt.
.-. 7 -v , -•'.. ;1 OR TELVI SOITTII.-CJIIARILIa
,•:,);,,,.,;-:
..,4.-.•....!,.5.1--i-2101( AND 3.3.VAFINAIf ta . E.Artz.fal.v3
E.2.7:(GRIf lIEDUChII).
(.41"rr Fr",, ~ 1 e.t. an ex.:376,7r of ki - /T - 114.1 r.tr 4-)711. Ii?.
:41 , l:. , Y , l . l4:Steurvr..lo., r.ateg.
I'oll C11...i.P. L1E111:011. S. 0.
II:, U.F. INIGII gra:fr.:elm) .111V14Th.il1) r137A3t.t1. C/03-
tom Chardon.P. 131r.rnlIrrilli, will cad on Monday. Nor.'
6, at lo o'clock 0.. M.
.t, r." c; tr,1 , 1 105 , 1:- 911'.1 4•I hoar: it ny,.
0 . 3)1 qsAvAr4NAlt. fIA.
~,. 0. r., .sfr.ii llttvultl.lo STLTI%. 01' OEULtoIA
11.1.11.1ji, .1.:•-a J. tT.J.,.0, call sell on Wednesday, .0 0 3,
31. at 10 o'clock - A. El.
'1 hronnll iii &0 to C.'......v, g-3, .0/ 03 00.46 at. eta.
17.7, - Sfulm r nay; oh.angen from caw Maw:lloy 13 01 , 071
ii ro JAI-u. ~.i..rc..- •i. , ",Vii. r_44l:ll4lol.l.Aginje Al E ne 4 o
eTory liar,
lin,a "ploml.. - ern .......AA Z.<1.5-IY:ltln.i if.V , 34 , 15Vi0n nix
!....Pvli.it 11 ...Tr, r.. 0.1 fa t.'6l , 01 , 11 . 2 1 t14.b1,5 WYK run to
01,fr tver: ton 3 "1, ...Lv..41 , ,,1m1nT a 0..i,c,-,1, 1 . c,,,,,,,,u_
. C.lC , tioll -..411 '..1 , ;,3203: , 1 ~ .1., l'aellinah and thn znyih
[O.l ..'l.l rill;Lf,l.
AL both (Therle:l3, nod Er.7:„-,....r., :ante, Elflike o'a
r:oat''.e,t'a gu,; - , tz..,rl. lur .0101.1.3:-.1 :rite reilrom.Le a Ala..
4.r 1111 i lAA'AFA .0 t ~0000. n and, o c tl.vf n'i.
IIiNURAZI,:I.:.
3.1.1,:? 6r,.. irtli , l:l:3.] OL .:I, 1 tel pt. ~,,,,, , ,,r, of 6i:00
31 ~ ,, I)0.) ',. . 0- 11'.11 `,lii 30 , 1, , i . t,.. r... - , h 3 los;ar b y thilE9 411ril
1,1 0; ", try t r mlt...;,..ve:ye.a l' - .1 •T43 , 11:41 , IVI)f, °Jas./1111 to
rll,. ,
.1 - 1.--14zort.i,sq. or. a:,11"/..font Fratint .0 enhindY
rinr.mr , . — 7, further !1.:4101,a; 1•,,tc.7.1 0: 11 - ..varnr.n. the
ii_llr...a. , Coulname.s taz..inr, 01l ri,lo :V./31 11:0):-.3 I , o‘nil.
hliflA'f.' 3.1:0121.III.1071 11.: 3TA ft I.:.
l'ain ler 6.1.1 rolo.c. M to 01 it, otnt. ;I:r.r..non than In
1 ,, e !maul 1,0ni0., ae In,l I n ANII by lu' Vii , ),,il)., /the
, ...‘l.',C, TiVI , III.:. 3.3100(0er1 16311.4eanh. .1 , in 0) 1 .4.0.
ton ard fiaeannol , elnamohloe,rifilLlllffNo NITA 1,1,
the whola routs, ~'melt V" ,T. f .Th atletten nrd Say3n
r.r.h to tfontrrm , -/ •
310. ell/.1:1.!.. - ToIN.I VIA. 0 331.11201 r.
To l'lharlazf - .,0. ---Ella GO 'no 7aracr , ll,.. elf. PI:
.f.n rapt, - ... F 5 , , Aurßbta___.....- 17 bo
C.O - 0vm'0,a........_ ..,31 CO. 1121301 , .--- ......- 2 - 3 CX
P.V.r.r , ..-.... .. . l'..k,
..l'tento..-- --• 21 03
. 4. ', l ' )l l l ' i 'M".l-. : t I (P3 70 ` ,. tf t""--- - t ' ll ' o l
' I
!len. 0r1i17.i.,;::"...... !:9 76 3 .!'l.': - 1 , ...'im .- :.;;......... •2:5 DO
i figaliviiir....-... LI 71 ••• ,- )5.,11+.! ... __..._..„ 0.6 00
KnoxvillP - ..- - 73 53 h•l - e , , 111. , ....nt ... 39 73
hinninhin....-.... El 110
FliTO to On.vahnall, yin 00211o:slam .. • : ..... ..- • 15 CO
Charlorfon, via tiavanuall...... - .- ld OS
7 1 3 1.017 of ladln.7 insulol , lll3 CI4O ohl3 Ilan ealind.
. l'or frelnlA or f.,..;..0.1c r.vrly on ttard, :tot co'cond
1 •,,..trl tto I ‘ vol.:. aire.st.nr : lo
A.t.P.ff.. rIY.I.Z.
N(l010, Jr,. &.., 00,,
No 126 it TN WILAII.V.FS.
t Annante tn. Glia.rlentnn. T. N. &'r. C.13111)00,
11.17 ta, t. , .!,, 11.1.?liT'F. Rik 4.1A1111.1.EL1J.
For Florlde. from. Charlal.t.on,atar.anTr Corelnes ovary
6113.13rty,
1 2or VlotT..l. fro ri .larrionall, mh. " , 7.• mere St. Illarv'e and
' 61 :ohn's ;viers Tneedr.7 and Sanirdar.
, TUE ERITISD AND NOILTD
40,w:i t ,
AramticAN riTEdt
13.aue.
YLOIS NEW VORA TO LIVERPOOL.
eillOf Cabin
tli.ioolid Cabin rivisago.---
FILMS 130OTON TO LIVERPOOL,
Chief Cabin
doconit Cabin PaEsage.-
Tho from Now York call at Coi k Harbor.
Tho ships from Hoston call at Halifax and Cork
bor.
FBRAIA, C4pt. Judkina. IC ANA DA, Capt Lang.
ADIA, Cant. J. Storm. ERICA, Capt. Moodie,
ABTA. Capt. R. C. Lott. NIAGARA, Capt Am - I,lnm
AFRICA, Capt.:-AncH?p, yaps. J
"-
, i now t ITIR.
Therm vonselii carry a clear white light at mast-head ;
green on starboard how; red on Siortw.
PERSI n Jud kme. leavos N. York, Wednesdar, Oct. 10
CIA NADA.Andessain, " Boston, W'ednesday, Oct. 17
AFRICA, Shannon, " N. York, Wednesday, Oot. 74
ARABIA. 'atone, " Boston, Wednesday, Oct. 91
ASIA. Lott, " 14. Yore, Wednesday, Nov.?
SOPA, Moodie, " Boston. Wednesday, Nov. 1 4
PERSIA, Jed kins. '' 14. York,Wednestiay, N0v.21
Bertha not secured until paid for.
An of:semi:veil Surgeon on board.
Tho owners of these alone will not bo aooountable for
Gola, Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jowelry, Pinions Bronot
orhintala, unions bills of lading are awned thorofor and
the value thereof therein expreseed. Vor freight Or 722'
rare , apply to E. CON AR D.
_OOlO 4 'Dowling Organ, New York.
MACHINERY AND IRON.
PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
...laziez6, BOILER WORKS.—NE sFIE n LEVY,
PRACTICAL AND TnEcatETw Ai,.
R. ENGINEER
T: .
MACIIINieTS, BUIL-MAKERS, BLACKSMITHS,
and FOUNDERS, havinc, for many yearn, been in
eumiessful miomtion, and been exelosively engaged in
building arid relishing Marine and River Engines. hick
and low Tremuta ' Iron Boats, Water Tanks, Propellors,
&c.,_ho,rnspectlully oiler their aerv,oes to the Public,
as being luny prepared to contract for Engines of all
signs. Marine, Itivcr, and Stationary , having sots of
lanterns of dill e rent &MOIL IWO propane to exeoute or
acre with quick despatch. Every description of Pattefe
making medo at the, shortest notice. High and Linn
Pressure, Flue, Tubular, and Cylinder Swam s, of the
boat Pennsylvania charcoal iron. Forginge, sane.
and kinds; Iron and Brans Castings, of all &seriph one
Roll Turnin,r,h3OTOlT Cutt i ng, nail all other wort eta"
nested with the above, business,
Drawings and . ripecifma thir.st'or all work done at they
establishment, frog of charge, and work guarantte..i.
The subsenbers have ample 'what f dock room tor to-
Pairs of boats, where they can lie in perfect safety
and are provided ^.sith shears, blocks, falls, 4k.. for raising hear, o r lire"
JACIOIt G. PLEAX 7 II.I.
JOHN P. LEVY.
jol4-tf BEACH and PA t,MLti arrr.nts.
'Aar Sa. 7. 1512Ralex, 0. VAINP&RII rzyt alter.
r :$lllOlOO,
I.VOUTITITAF.B: FOUNDRY
N- 3 YIFI7II AND IVAI3IIINUTON CVREVIDI.
41 BONN
ENUINICERS AND 'v1A , 317,4113'V5, •
alannfaotura high and Low .Prtzaore 6t, ,, A1a ho",zo,e,
for Land, Rival.. aid marine merviee.
Voider", liazonietora, Tan'zn, Iron Boat", Cazi.,nr
of all kmde, either Iron or Breen.
Iron Frame Boole for ldoo Work., Work nhoer,
rend Station', &a.
Rotor(' and Gat, 51.r,,:ki nary of Di" Intact and, moot iat
Prlpad oonstrooLo •
Avery doloti"tion of VlAlllation Mtplonery, ElUuh Iti
Sat' CIT, [Sew, ano Or:gt 'AWN, Vveaum I ang, Upon Stew
Dofeontore, Filters, Pumeine Buehler, Ac.
Bole Aleut , : for ir, Eililealle Patent eluor
Apparatua; ate
Soul runmer• Ertl
Acainvall .r'n J',:• an 2 (7., , ,ite,;zzt,i mist Driio.-
Inv Mesklna. rat,'
POINT PLEASA.I: FOII.NDItY, No. 95)
BEACH Ptiket, Kennington,
LIAM H. informs los friends that, hayint Lai.
ohnsad tho ont ire stock of Patton at tho above Foun
dry, he is ante prepared to raeoive orders for Itoilinr,
Grist, and Castitigs, Exnp, Cheinioal, nue
Hones Work, C'eai imp Castings made from lioyer
boratory or Copoia Vorosees, in der or taco sr.o,t, oi
loom. rant-tl
PI A14()6 ! PIANOS ! ! PI ANCSS ! !
ANO-FORI'Er>,
raI..,LODEOIV3,
NANO- PORTER.
MODENF. ,
Matto by Raven, P•won, &• Co., Nunna E !.. L Clark, O nallett,
Davia. h and otbore.
J. E. 001.1 M),
myl4-ly B.EVENTiI and OlLEB'rki UT.
e•-•,l'aen STEINWAY & SON'S NEW PA
II*TTENT OVVR-STRING GRAND PIANOS,
SQUARE GRAND, AND B(tUARE PIANOS, now
Preferred in concerts and in privato oilman by the boat
Performers. Roomed the first yromiunis over the beat
makers, from Bolgosl. ke Gottschalk, !Vinson, nod others,
Challenge all comes B L.AB I Uri ft BOTHERS,
1006 CHESTNUT Street.
,BURNS , CELEBRATED ROBE-
WlW(301) and fall met/Oho-plate PIAN 0-
roirrlis ; und Eatey & tireen'n Harmonic, and Eolian
Alelodeone. The above instruments are of the very
latt:at inp rovemente. and beet innken, For sate at
11811.% Alum Store. No. 1102 CIIESTNUT
fittaet. oats Int
Northern Central
Railroad.
4-LaARTA'S NEW IMPROVED PIANO
Inv? trOTION BOON.--11aeleht method of fin
gorier, together with a beautiful selection of popular
Mem; and progressive lessons, ever before published nt
a 81;17111 work—pyiee only OD rents—at Alt; Mune
BRIM* n 02 OHEST.II Btreet; orb-1m
MUSIO—From all Catalogues in the
United States, at One Cent ear pipe—at 111 , 3
MARKET I:4reet, erposite the Farmers' DiaMmet
Market HOnet. oeS-lm
WINNER's INt)EPENDEN'L' VIOLIN
PLAY , . B, Non. 1,2, 3, 4,5,5. 7. and 8, are tow
rendv—lmon 23 oe.uts—at MARSH'S 21 n Store. 1102
CHESTNUT Street. 0c6.1m
LPURNING FLUID, ALOOIIOT, AND
CAMPRENE,mannftotared datly, and for tale
. 1 2. X ROWLEY, k CO., No, 18 Bon*
yr Loaves, oopi
RAILROAD LINES.
MMI:=
:!iREFIS COPIPAI4I7ES
..,......_.._ _`.. _.. Laiip
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PIANW4 AND MUSIC
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE PNTERPRIBE
NsuRANCIE CIOBthANY
THlLAgErnlia.
( 11 1118 INBURAINCIE lizevarsiviay.)
r,c)MFA rIrS BUILDING. S. W. CORNX.R.
FOuurll AND WALNUT STREETS.
DIRESIIIOIIII.
1 1 . Ltvf.,xxonn STARR. MORDECAI h. Damen,
WlLLr.e.h. moic23, Oslo. H. El TUAILY
NALRR RA
O FZIER. JOHN R. BuoVnlc '
JOHN M. Arwooa, B. A. FAHNESTOCE,
Hem. T. Taxmcx, ANDascv D. CASH,
HENRI W21LP.70 9. J. L. Vantimmr..
;;HAR.LES CO
- HATO X.E RF ,BecreORDtary. STAitit, Frosidez
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
NURANCE COMPANY
INCORPOR PENNSYLVANIA.EGISLATURE OF
183 s.
OFFICE 3. E. c,OItNETI., TIIITTD. AND WALNUT
Teets, a elpina.
• MARIN E INSURANCE
ON VESSELS, G
A
FRIR To all parts
of the World,
INLAND INSURANCES -
On Goods, by River, Canals., Lakes, and Land Carriage
to all parts or the Union
FIRE 114NUItANCES
On Moyohandige generally.
On Stores. Dwelling Houses. 6.0.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY,
November 1, 1059.
Par. Market Value.
5123 050 Philadelphia City 6 q cent. Loan-0123,060 00
S. 100.000 Pennsylvania State 6 4P' cont. Loan.. 93,665 01
6.21,000 Pennsylvania State 65r cent. Loan._ 2LOOO 00
025,000 U. S. Treasurj 514 4J l ' cent. Notes and
830 . 0001 % S!=r l y na 6 - 4Feeiii . . - Notee - alii 23 ' 2" "
interest tom 30 ,616 00
525,000 Temporary Loan to the City ofdolphin, . „ 95 000 SO
550,000 Pennsylvania Railroad 3,1 * dortgage
6 . 41 Y cant, Sonde 3.5041
520,000 North fennaylvania Railriiid Mort
gage tr cent. Sonde...—. • • 12,501 CO
514,000 Wad Philadelphia Passenger Railway
Company 7 tly ct. coupon Bonds. 12,600 00
510,000, 300 shares stock Germantown Gm;
Company, interest iv d Principal
guarantied by the city of Pinta
delphia.. us pop on
61400 100 shares PonnsylV . alna Rit.ilread-dem
pany
.... .. , . 3,775 OD
55,000,100 shares North Pennsylvania Railroad
Company__ 00
52,050 shares Philadelphia Ice BoaVaniffltWam
Tog Company, Philadelphia and
• Savannah Steam Navigation
p an Co
mpany cean Steam Navigation
Compy, Philadelphia and
Havre de Grace Steam Tow Boat
Company, Philadelphia Exchange
Company- ..... 2,210 00
435.680 V 118,718 at
Banda and Mortgages, and Real Estate. Of
fice Building.. 2 ... .....___ m a de ........ ...
Billa receivable . for Insurnames
Balance due nt Agenotee—Premiums en Ma
rine Policies. interest. and other debts due
the
Sann. and etoci, of sundry Insurance Cm
o
panies--
Cacti on Deposit in Bank
DIRECTORS..
Santnel E. Stokes.
J. F. Peniaton,
Henry Sloan,
Edward Darlington,
H. Jones Brooks,
TSpencer IYaine,
omas 0. Hand,
Robert Barton,
Jacob P. Jonas,
James B. M'Farland,
Joshua P Eyre,
John IL Semple, Plash'g,
D. T. Morgan,
A. B. Server
AI MARTIN, President.
. HAND, Vico President.
nntarr. • dl6-ti
William Martin
Edmund A. Bonner,
Theophilus Paulding
John It. Penrose,
Jahn C. Davie,
James Traquair,
William Eyre, Jr.,
James C. Hand.
William C. Ludwig,
Jose h H. =eon
George C. Leiser.
Hugh Craig. Charles Eeln
Rd. C
HENRY LYLBU T RN O .
Se.
!WIRE INSURANCE. - MECHANICS'
INSURANCE: COMPANY of Philadelphia. No.
138 North SIXTH Street, below Race. insure Build
ings, Gonda. and Merohandtee generally from loss or
dninage by nre. The company guarantee to adjust all
losses promptly, and thereby hope to merit the patron
age of the
DIRECTORS.
William Morgan. Robert Flanigan,
Yranois Cooper, Michael Idelieek,
George L. Dougherty, Edward Mogovorn.
James Martin, Thomas B. McCormick,
Jomea Thum, John Bromley.
Matthew RI oAleer, Eremite Falk,
Bernard Rafferty. John Cassade,
Thomas J Hemphill, Bernard If.. Rulreman,
Thomar Fisher, Charles Clare.
Franols 'McManus, Michael Cahill.
FRANCIS COOPER, President.
DKR:NAM) AFFK.n.TY, Secretary. n023.6m
SURA NOE 00 MP A NY OF TRE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA—FME AND MA
RINE INSURANCE— Nos. 4 AND EXCHANGE
BUILDINGS.
Chartered in 1741—Capital s2oo,oo4—Feb. 1,1860, oash
value, $438,792 77.
All invested in sound and available --seaunties—non
nano to insure on Vessels and Cargoes. Buildings.
Stooks of hlerehandise, &0.. on liberal terms,
DIRECTORS.
Henry D. Sherrerd, George H. Stuart,
Simeon Toby Samuel Grant, Jr., -
Charles Maoalester, Tobias Wagner,
William S. Smith, ThontrA B Wattsotl.
Sohn B. Build. Henry G. Freeman,
William IL White, Charles S. Lenia.
George C. Carron.
HENRY D. SHERIMRD, PresMent
WILLIAM HARPER, Secretary. jea-tr
A,NTIMAOITE INSURANCE COMPA
NY.—Authorised Capital $410.6 *—CHARTER.
pERPETUA L.
()Sloe N 0.311 WALNUT Street, hotween Third and
Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
This Company will insure against loge or damage by
Fire, on Buildings, Furniture, and MeroLandian gene
rally.
Also, Marine Insurances on Ves.r.els, Cargoes, and
Freights. inland Insuranc.e to all parts of tLs Union.
DIRECTORS.
Joseph Ylaxteld,
Dr. Genres N. nirert
John R. Dlakiston,
Wm, F. Dean,
J. E. Baum.
JACOB FSFIER, President.
W. M. Smrni, Seoretarv.
Writ. F. DEAN, Vise President.
ap3-tf
Jaeob Mher.
D. Luther,
L. Autlenriee,
Pearnon
Peter Sieger.
ff
,WE I.NSURANC:
-M-- 4 PANY.—THE PENN
RANCE COhLPANY. 921 C
e 937,691.82.—
INBURES LIVES for ill,
annuities and endowmen
Real Estate, and makes all
contingenoies of Life.
They act as Executors.
Trustees, and Guardians.
Daniel 1,. Miller. TR OR
Benjamin Coates.
R tabard B. Newbold.
William P. Hacker.
William R. Kern,
Samuel C Huey
Charles li ~
nalowell.
AND TRUST COM
MUTUAL LIFE lIISU
itlisTriiiT Street. Assets
whole term of life—grants
purchases life interests to
°entracte depending on the
Administratorz, Aaaignees
TEEM
Bamvol E.33lokes,
William Martin,
James It. McFarland,
Joseph H. Trotter,
James Easton.
Theophilus Paulding,
Edmund A. Couder,
Daniel L. Hutohinson,
John W. Hornor,
Ellis B. Archer,
Himmel S. Christian,
Josepn ffi. Thomas,
John 0. Brenner.
ler, Easton.
L. MILLER. Preendont.
. 810111.8, VJea Pres' t.
ants
iiMirT C. Ta;rnititd.
Radon,lcia Kent,
William H. Carr,
II . V. Dalkon,
William Robertson,
Werner M. Kum
P. 8. Midi I
SASII,- E
JOHN W. KORNOR.. Snore :
DIDRIOAN FIRE iNSURANUE 00.
INOORPORATED 1811-CRARTEO VERYET
ITAL. •
Ite:910 'WALNUT Stroot, abC•5O Third, Philadelplaa.
Havivg a largo paid-up Cav,tal Stook and Surplus In
vearadin 21011111.1 and available Lloonittlea, oontiuuo t
insure on Dvrellinta, Stores, Furniture, itterohandise
Veaeole In Port and their carnet, and other Persona
Property, all lotion liberally and prataptly anottel.
^ IVVinOr.S.
Ft,ilD T. Lams,
lap] 5.1 R. Camplva.
Edmund Untll4.
Chaa. I'oultr.e7.
larm-1 Morris.
l'rendent.
..L.GERT C. L.A.Li_t N4:OORD. Saaratat v. foal-t 1
Vlio.c. R. fax.rus,
John Walsh
Elmuel C. Piano!,
Y' trick Bradr.
nUAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPA-
Ac*NY-FILANKLIII BUILDINGS, 1109 WALNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL AND SUR
PL,US_SeS,l46.7o.—lneerea neaten. Lou or Damage by
Fire, and the Penis of the Boa, Inland Navigation end
Trznnertation.
GEORGE H. HART, President.
}IP. MISS Viee President.
. E. COGdSHALL,See'y enc. Treasoiro.
5. R. BUTLER, Aniotant Seeretur
H. P. ROCW.,
Footer
Azdrew P.. Chan - Mfg,
?.....rau el )once, M. Po
tnl,9•tt
Ocorge 3, it at,
A. C. Ontte
11. W. Dmlov,
11. R. Coggihell,
Hon. IL M. Fuller
IN'IXOFIANGE INSURANCE COMPANY
—ollloe N 0.109 WALNUT Btreet.
FIRE INSURANCE on Ilouees mat Merchanthee
Sellorn.ll7, on favorable tonne, either lie:Eel or per
Potosi,
OIRECT01(2).
Jeremiah Bonar.lt Edward D. psoberU
John Q. Ginnodo. John J. Griffiths.
Joshua T. Owen, Reuben 0. Hale.
Thomas Marsh, John lOopovreil. Jr..
Barn!. L. Ommiloi,_ Jas. T. Hale, R9110f01116,
JEREMIAH BOMALL, President.
JoHN Q. GINLIODO, Vioe President,
Enwann W. I)Avin. Peor.tar.
SAVING FUNDS.
" A little, but often, SUB the Purge."
pRANKLIN SAVING FUND, No.I
136 South FOURTH Street, between Chest-1
nut and Walnut. niladelne to. pave all Deposits
on demand.
Depositors' money secured by DOV37nieent l l
State, and City Loans. Ground Rents, Mori-;
gages, ,to, i
This Company deems safety batter than large
profits, consequently will run no risk with depo
sitors' money, but have it at ell times ready to
return, with 5 per cent. interest, to the owner, as
they have always done. This Company never
suspended.
Females, married or single, and Minors, can
deposit in their own rig ht, and such &vents oar.
be withdrawn. ONLY by their consent.
Charter perpetual. Inoorporated by the Mate
of Penneylv nine. with authority to reosive money
from trustees and exeentors.
LARGE AND SMALL SUMS RECEIVED.
Men open daily, from 4 to S o'clock, and on
Wednesday evening ant:lEo'o,st. -
DIREC2OIIIS.
Jacob H. Shannon. Oy rum CaawalLtaar,
'John 8 hindler, Ueorge Rinm,ll,
I MMFIChI W. Sloan. bdwaril T. Hys.v,
LIMO Krumbhanr, Henry Delany,
Nicholas Rittenhouse rintLan tir s. pfsatcy,
Jos. U. flatterthwaite, Jones Yerke
J ' - '"4. I E W . LaPpincott.
JACua, D. HtIeNNON, Pres .:lent,
•
CTRVI CA DWALLA las, Treairgrer,
to'l9,
" A Dollar itasod la twioo oarnatl."
CAVING FUND-FIVE PER DENT IN
K.} TEREST. —NtiTIONAL OA PET Y UST COM
PAN!, WALNUT Street, aoutimeet corner oral' RI)
Philadelphia. Incorporated by the State of Penhry
-Yam.
Money is received in aly dem, I:sae or email, and in
terest paid train thy day of dopozit to the dmy of with.
drawn'.
The office iq open ovary day from June o'clock in the
ranrnin; till live o'clock lu the evejung, and on Mundt..
and 'Conn:day E
oveniny,e till eight o clock,
lion. HNN Y 1,. 11EN NEN , President.
ROBERT IIELF1I111(411. Vtoo Prat:don ,
'yflLy,lAM J. Then, noretatT.
DIIINCV:918;
tion. Henry L. Bennei, Brewitor,
Edward L. Carter, Joseph R. Barr
Robert Selfridan, Franote Leo,
Minute! K. Ashton, Joseph YonkeL ,
P. Landreth Mauna, Jaynes L. Stopheasoa.
Money re minced and raymenta reads delis.
Tha inveatments are made, in conformity with ILI
Ent:o,l3lone of the Chanter, in Real Estate hlortvaxer,
(ground Rents, and !molt first-clue amp tte.s ae witl al
wayn inente perfect eecurity to the delmetterr, and
which cannot tail to s ire permanency and etatniar to
thin tustituhon• ant-17
SAVING FUND-UNITED STATES
9- 7 TRUST COMPANY, earner THIRD and CHEST
NUT Street.
Largoh ar , e l m.: received, and paid hook on de
inard without notion, v; We FIVE PER CENT. INTbL
drEtri. from ttce day of do;oatt to the dal of rill -
drove!.
Odes hours,lrorn 9 until 5 o'oloak every liar, and en
MONDAY En:NJ:WS from 7 until 9 o'cloca'.
t a 1 uovarm
DE
.CAL. TS for de sale on England, Ireland, cot:1119
President—STEPHEN R. CRAWFORR
Wronenrer—JAMES R. R. LitiVER,
PLINY FMK. Aotimr,
AIITI ON !—ASTROLOGY !—LOOI3.
011 V-0001 NRWS FOR A C,L!--The never
taliag VAN HORN is the beat; she nuccoods
when all others have failed. All who are in trouble, all
who have been unfortunate, deceived by false promises,
fly to her for advice and comfort. ht lOW affairs she
never fgits, the has the secret of winning the alike
Orme of the opposite sex. It is this foot which induces
illi'orate pretenders, to try to imitate her, anti Gm' her
advertisements. She shows yon the likeness of your fu
ture wife, husband, or absent friend. It is well knows
to the public at large that she is the first and only per
eon who cop show the likoneze in reality, au,} can give
entire entielaction on en the oonoerno of tie, whint
can be tested and proved by thousands, both married
and sinle, who daily anal ly eager visit her. Como one!
oomo all! to No. 1326 Loll ISAR D 81rest,botweentlritil
ear and ti,ond ne2ll-fi,"
NAVAL STORES.--75 bbls Spirits
Turpentine, 50 do. Wilmington Tar, 275 Yoga do,
300 blots Pooh, 4EO do. Room. m atoro,and for sale
bY ROWLEY, ABIIBURNER, & CO. No. 10 SOoth
Wharven
•
JALEP—For sale by WETIIERILL &
BROTHER, 47 and 49 North SECOND Street.
tars's .‘,,,,..euttcu.r.mtZte,.,
FURNESS, BitTNLEY . & 00.,
fin. 42* MAWRET STREET
SALE OF FREAOFI. GOODS.
On Frulay Morning,
November 2, at SO o'Clook, by catalogue, on 6 montbe
Grad.
600 packages and lots of falia; and staple French dry
gondn.
*4 7- Samples arranged for examir,ation, with cata
logued, early on the morning of Bale,
SPRZTAL, 8 ai,F, OF
PARIS, VIENNA. AND BERLIN BRAWLS, being
the close of the entire importation.
Oa Friday Morning,
November 2, at le o'olook, on , six months' credit.
(All, Wool Vienna broohe shawls. of very
Feo square t 01101 CA pattesrand in the 1/103t, dews
-801 long ble colors on rn ly, espeerally se looted far
Fhiladelobta l trade.
100 superb qualities and ,richest new patterns chains
lame troche long shawls.
200 long and square all woollplaid shawls, comprising
seine of the richest seeoted patterns and finest
goods imported, suited to; first mass city trade,
200 very ammo and desirable styles all soft wool di
agonal Garibaldi and ffieilian shawls.
200 funoy striped plaid and check square and long
shawls.
100 TIONS patterns all wool Betlin reversible double
faced shaw e.
100,ex fine qualities blank, brown, and violet ti ibet
and merino long shawls.
100 choice and rich Canrayeux chenille shawls.
201 dozen richly illuminated chenille scarfs.
N .
F. P ANCOA ST, .170TRINFER, Sue
-16•
densor to B. 5C0TT...Tn.:431 ("FTEHTNOT St,
SALE OF AMERICAN AND-IMPORTED DRY
GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, BONNET AND TRIM
MING RIBBONS, &c.
Thin Morning,
October 31, by cataiogue, on a credit, oommonoing at
10 o!oleck.
Included will be found—
EMBROIDERIES.
An invnico of very rich and high cost new`strle em
broidered bracelet sets, embroidered, Jaconet and book
collars, infants' embronteredwaists and robes, rich rind
wide jacnnet flouncing and bombe. embroidered dimity
banes, colored and white Peace and embroidered linen
sots, &e.
RIBBONS.
New styles Paris bonnet ribbons, rich new style Paris
ribbon strings, &o.
TRIMMINGS.
Most choice colors velvet and silk fringe, trimming,
braida, bn lions. tease's. &o.
MILLINERY GOODS, BLACK AND COLORED
VELVETS.
Be order of Assignee—An invoice of fall style Paris
artificial :lowers and feathers.
Also,— pieces Lyons black talk velvets.
Rich fancy do do., &e.
GERMANTOWN -GOOD.S.
Labtst and best styles ladies', misses'. and children's
fancy knit hoods, cloaks. %lines. coats, &e.
Lashes' nobles, opera hoode. zephyr shaw:s, &o.
HOSIERY.
Ladies' and gentle:white and blue mixed hose and
brilf hose, mimes' lambs' wool hose, children's white
and snot hose, Nos. Im4 ladies' heavy 'Shiite cotton
hose, Ace.
CUTLERY. NOTIONS. &c.
Also. assorted at SPEI steel scissors, morocco porte mon
am ladies' travelling bags, busk and morocco purees
&0.. &o.
131111,1 P FORD & CO. ; AUCTIONEERS,
No, :30 MARKS: ritroot. and Gai MINOR
Eittoot •
LARGE' POSIITVE SALE OF Loon •OARFS 1300T3.,
BRUE,S. FINO9AN3.. AND GUM SROEB.
e 801,655 57
Thursday online.
November I, at o'clock grew/134, will be sold, by
catalogue, on 4 mind's' oredit. 10M. oases men's, boys ,
And 'youths' calf. and grain boots, oalf, 10. and
buff hrosans, calf and patent leather gaiters, oxford
1: 05 ; gam overshoes and boots, See,
Women's, min!' .te and ohildran'a calf kip. morocco.
and kid healed boots, palters, slippers, buskins, and
overshoes.
Also, a lull assortment of city-made goods.
Buyers ttifinartiontarly invi , ed to this sale, as It will
consist of a fresh and sonsonab'e assortment of goods.
OR - Goods open for examination with catalogues early
on morning of sale.
USK: !TAT HAM,' A TIC TIO NEBIR
Aro , commironarl AtERCIIANT, southeast
corner of af.X7lll end RACE Straits.
• • Mitt'Er 70 160411.1
595,000 to loan, at the lowest tales, on diairmordt,
watches, jewelry, silver plats, dry goods, clothing, gre
°oriel hardware, - outlerr - pranos, ruirrota, toy
niture', bedding, and on - goods of over" ;demotion, 1,1
large or mall amounts, front oho dollar, to - thousands
for anyjeneth of - tithe agreed on.
KW" The Oldest EntabLished House in this tray.
- 07: Private entrance on , RACE fitreea
Business hours frornA. M. to 9 1,. X.
Hee.v7 insuracce for the benefit of depositors
cat.g.p..Est,NL's TWO .PER. CENT.
Advaners of $lO and upwards at two per sent,
Advance: of SIM and nowsrds. at ono par sent, fcr
short loan,
SALE OF FORFEITED COLLATERALS.
On Thnnsday Morning',
November B, at 10 o'clock, at N ATEIANS' Auction
Store. Southeast corner of SIXT H and RACE, Streets,
in Second-story Salesroom , entrance from Race street.
Consisting ol— -
Several eases of first suality French Calf Skins.
t'everal oases Kip and Calf Skins.
Several cases superior Split Leather.
Dealers, Shoefinders. and others are invited to attend
the eale, as the Leather will positively ne sold without
the least reserve, in lots to suit purchasers.
I Open for examination the day previous to the
sale. S.I.I4A.THANS.
M FITZPATRICK & BROS., AUC
iut TioNF,ERS, 604 CBWNUT Strert, above
Sixth. _ _
- •
BALES EVERY EVENING,
At 7 o'nlook. cf Books; stational,' and fancy goods,
watches, jewelry, cloaks, silver plated ware, outlet,,
paintings, musical instruements. Sce.
Also. - Hosiery, dry goods : boots and shoes, and mer
chandise of every desoription.
DAY BABES every Monday, Wednesday, and Frt
day at 10 o'clock A. M.
PRIVATE BALM
At privato sale several largo consignments of watches
jewelry, hooks. stationery, silver-plated ware, cutlery
Lanny goose, gee. To winch is solicited the attention o
city and country merchants and others.
Consignmonts solicited of all kinds of laerchandise
for either public or private sales.
&V' Liberal cash advances made on consignmonta
Out-door sales promptly attended to.
% . PRING GARDEN - BALL. —EIL A SKO'S
BRANCH 5 CADEMY, AT SPRING GAR DFN
TfAtar.—lnstruoTion In Line's Calisthenie Exercises
for Mmes. and a now method MExeroises. united with
Military Drill. for Masters. Class Days, Tuesday and
Friday. from half past 3 toy for Miases,( no gentlemen
admitted during this Instruction ;) and from 5 to half
past It o cloak P. M. for Masters. 0.,21-12t
MESDAMES OHEGARAY AND D'IIER
VILLY respectfully inform their friendi and
tho nubile that they have removed their Boarding and
Day School for Vining Ladies from Logan Square to Nos.
lid 27 and 15 , 29 .SPRUCE Street.
hapils from five yoArs of age upward prepared f , r the
fourth clam. JY2S-6m
'aRYA.NT, STRATTON, &FAIRBANKS'
NIERCANTILE COLLEGE, R. E. corner SE
VENTH and CHESTNNTbtreets.—Day and Eveni ng i
Session,. Individual instruction in Bookkeeping. n
cluding General Wholesale audit/Awl Business, bliiP
ping, Forwarding and Commission, Banking, ex
change, Elmnifeeturlng, Railroading, bterunnoating.
ke.. the most t/toreug4 and practical course in the
United States . Also, - Lectures, Commercial Calcula
tions. Arithmetic,. and the_igher Mathematics. Pen
manship (best in the OW I, UOtre.:¢tmaenco, &o.
For sale, their new Treatise on Bookkeopuirmo.
fully printed in colors, and the best work published.
se:a-tf
CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
DEAN STREET. below LOcusT.
The dnhee of the cianioat Thstitnte will be rammed
Monday. &Member B. S. W. FAMES, A. M.,
au.27-0m Panel/AL
1:1110,NN INSTITUTE, SOUTHEAST COB
NF.R. THIRTEENTH and FILBERT Streets, re
opens MONDAY, September Sd. Four inure pupils
will be, admitted. Oat:donee Bent to any address.
nazi-tf R. STEWART. Principal.
R. WTNTHROP TAPPAN'S BOARD
LT•BLING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No.
1727 VINE street, near Logan Square, will RE-OPEN
on WEDNESDAY, Septembenith. Circulars furnished
on application. auIS-tNI
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
n. LARD.OIL FACITORY.-To rent, a
LARD-OIL FACTORY with 92 Patent Lever
Prossee. with rlatos, Bsgs. Tubs, Kettles, 'ranks; all
in complete ordor. Apply to
ROWLEY, ASEIBURNER, & rO.,
Oct N 0.16 bOUTH wn. ARVES.
TrO CHAIR AND 0 ABINET MAKERS.—
The Phcenix Wood-Bending Company, owners of
" Blanchard's Patent." for the States of New York,
New Jersey , Pennsylvania and Maryland , will sell
county, tows. or shop rt hts. or grant licenses to use,
on easy terms. This is the only patent. All infrine,rs
will be etnotlr dealt with. Apply to JOHN SILSBY,
or 0. A. BURGESS, No. 34 BROADWAY, New York.
oci-d3in
tr, PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
,•ido.FAß).l.—Will be sold. at Public Sale. on Second
day, the 12th of 11th ( November) month, 18W, on the
Premises, all that valuable FARM situated in White
musts township. Montgomery county one and a half
miles from the Chestnut Hill Railroad Depot, adjoining
the lands of George Blight, I awls A. Lukens and
others; also, bordering on the Wissahiokon creek , con
taining one hundred and fifty acres of very superior
land, all in the highest state of cultivation. The lime
stone is of the very best quality for limebriming pur
poses, and the lime made from it bears a high character
in the Philadelphia market.
Thom is also on the premises an opening or Iron ore.
which prom sus an abaudant supply of ore of excellent
quality.
The improvements consist of a Stone Mansion House,
contains two parlors, dining-room, and kitchen on the
firm floor, five chambers on the second floor, with
coiled ethos.
=MEM
•• • •
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The HMO itt well shaded with evergreen and other
trees. The Barn is of etone,lW feet long byte feet
wine, and connected with it aro a large manure shed,
wagon house, corn orib, &0., &0., built of the best
materials.
There are wells of excellent water under cover, at
the House and Barn.
There are also on the oremises a gond Tenant Bonze
and large Barn ; also, three I imeSilne, with a com
fortable House and Stables, eufgoient for the use of the
kilns
t he above Farm is considered to be one of the ben
properties in the neighborhood. and will be sold with
out reserve. A large amount of the purchase-money
may remain on the premises.
'1 he property will be shown by team) Williams, re
siding thereon.
The Hale to commence at 2 o'clock P. M., when the
conditions wilt be made knnwn WILLIAMS,oar- wfmltt. ANN W Trustee.
D R. S. T. BEALE,
DENTIST.
Das removed to 1113 cnEsniur Street, (Girard
(tow,) Philadelphia. 0025-IM.
pAWBON NICHOLSON, •
BOOKBINDERD,
Noe. 519 and 521 MINOR Street,
Between Market and Chestnut streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
JAMES PAWSON, JAS. B. NICHOLSON.
J o/ 4*
NEW ORLEANS (LA.) PIOAYUNV.-
JOY. OOE. ea Co.
Rave been appointed sole agents In Philadelphia for
this extensively circulating vapor, of commanding in
fluence. Business men are advertisiu utthe beet news
papers of city and country, at the onions of JOY. COE,
h CO., Advertising Agents,• FlFTX and CHESTNUT
Streets. Philadelphia Tribune Buildings, New York.
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P. ()ORSON,
Jt.• RETAIL ESTATE BROKER.
NORRISToWN, PA.,
OFFF R 8 AT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BALE,
come of the most desirable and productive farms in
Montgomery and Cheater counties. Also. several Alec
chant and Grist Mills, in desirable parte of the country.
Persons wishing to purchase properties, either as
homes or investments, will find it greatly to their ad
vantage to call, or write for a catalogue.
Several handsomely located farina to exchange for
city property.
Norristown Properties for sale or rent.
Good Mortgages negotiated reasonably.
Apply to R. R. CORSON.
0024-100 - NORRISTOWN. Pa.
NICHOLSON,
•-• • Manufacturer of
SHIRTS LINEN sad ?MARSEILLES
BOSOMS ANI) COLLARS.
A large and choice twsortment, and 'WELL WADI!,
Aware on nand. unto which I particularly Invite the
attention 01 CASH and prompt-paying IHIORT-TIMS
bulere.
E
. . Corner of SECOND sad ARCHStreaa ‘ Sbiltt
de ehm. an ' -3m•
FUGUEI' & SONS,
t , Ji. IMPORTERS ON HAVANA CIGARS.
No. St 6 South FRONT Street.
Receive regularly a full asgortroOnt of deeirable Cl
eRS, which they offer at' law rate!, COT each CT up
proved credit. , jelo.ly
E J. BAYLIS THOHLAS,
.
ATTOIiNgIY-AT-LAW,
Flag removed his °Moe from lie, IMS Arch street to No,
439 WALNUT Street
Partioeler attention i t iven to the recovery of Mercan
tile Claims. The dra ins' and exanharition of Wills,
Conveyances, Assignmehts, Briefs of Title, and other
Instruments of Writing. The nytnarement of Executor
ships. Allniinistratortnirs, and Tnnts, superintended;
and tiro
boat ear:untied prdourcd for the pormanan% in
ar M an o r satisiaotary referenne given
restnred. argil-urn.
_ _
o
RAC I .E .II,:t, S ,I E IA I N :
' TOAD ENGINEEK, and
PATENT ATTORNEY.
No. 114 South MTH. Street.
(Hearin e 3yogitis 114 County Conn House,/
prevent•swings,&e.. and transude
all other We l ter' connected with the obtaining of Let
ters Patent.
Mashinery Designed and Drawings made. ausg-am*
iitrertorr.
EDUCATIONAL.
BUSINESS CARDS.
. 4 5,CitrtiON
tHUM A "
• 4 tap! 141 south Pu••• t •
(Fer:o7l7 Nos, G 7 and a,9!) •
.
Ai4D REAL. b...tiATE,.
AF TH.L . EXCHANtIE EVERY TLIERDAT
ol 94Zitr011eTtrIXEM0d Ief,SIIMCIY ,
rAlition whin! ! woe publ ,p ish.'on the Ratorday crevacu
to 'moll solo, nue thousand eatalagliell, to bonlnilll•
fora:, Riving full deseripttons of all the 070Pert7 to b
sold on the following Tuesday,
A R a—Our sales of merest/its land 'stacks e
the Exchange Will hereafter be held at 12 o'cleet
noo n ; and, In the evening. at 7 o'clock. •
*7" Gnarl butore have theoaptlonasf eittreensle,
REAL ESTATEAT PRIVATE BALE.
a - 3 , We have a large amount of real tellatetalthrivate
cute, includthg every o , escrißtion otelt.vAnd ; conntry
property, Printed hate may bed nt thsraliction More
PRIVATE tiALE ItEgte'Tß.
.Err irrni eltate entered on oar CHAU/ eage reaistora
and advartieee occasionally in ettr *Obit° sale. abstract
(of which LOCO come- are printed weekly,)- free ro:
charge.
EIGHTEENTH FAIIL SA L I67- NOVEN- 11 4 11 13.
Orphans' Court Sale—Estate 'of lontithanr.l. SlocUM.
d. , • •
A Handsome Brown d St o ne
ftssip.4 . Nag No. RAS
Pine street.
-Valuable Modern Three-story Brink , RESIDENCE,
No Cie Walnut street, west of Ninth; has two bath
roomo, hot end cold water, winter and summer kit
ohens, with range, Lakonia }nee - ond and third Stories,
fee.
ExecutOr's Salo—Estate of William A. Edwards, Esq..
FIR 3 T-CLAR3 BUS d I ec N e ES d ,S T • •N-
3 valuable store. southwest corner M A I u
t-,- L r T e w el n th
streets ; lot 20 feet by 113 feet, sotooo may on
mortgage. • -
Executor's Sale—Fatate of • A. Lawtence: deceased.
Neat Modern DWKLLING, with inde -yard, N 0.1004
Mount Vernon street. weet of Tenth
Same Estate B i'S(I4EaB fi eeND, --Three story
Brick Store, No. 113 North Second streat,lietween Aroh
and Rare: lot 24 feet front. -- "7. •
Executrix's Pereinctorr Sale - Eitate of - Charles W.
Benda-, deseased4 -
Two Large and Valuable LOTS. northwest corner of
Brost! and Oxford street.. : 100 by 2X feet, a fronts.
VAL ab'e FARM and MILLS, over SO Amos. White
marsh, Montgomeiy county. on the railroad and Morris
Mill road and Wissahickon meek, /4 miles from pane
delehm, and miles from Chestnut Ain. Rasa large
stone dwelling, stone barn. atone ISTISIt mill, saw
Inc., Inc.
Handsome Double Batik RESIDENCE. No. Sts South
It intik street, below South. Lot 34 feet front.
Executor's bale—Estate of David - Shetrine. demisted.
Two story Buick DWEbLireer, No. 638 South Fifth
street.
Largo and Valuable BUILDING T OT. CO by 890 feet.
west side of Bread street. south Of Monument Ceme
tery.
Large Sale Nos. 139 and 141 South FOURTH Street.
LIVERPOOL WARE,
Consisting. of Twenty.one Cates.
Direct from Ltverpool. per Ship r Wallace.
'Phis Morning-
Oat. 31, at 10 oVook at the Auction Stnre.oonsisting
of dinner and tea eels. cups and cancers. plates, dishes:
tureens coveted dishes, chamber sets, tea pots, pit
chers, bowls, lugs, sugars, crea !Co.. to be sold
without reserve, in lota to snit dealers, hansekeepers,
and others.
FALE OF BODEQ—Br order of Administrator.
enins.
October 31. at the Auction Store; an assortment of
valuable noscelLlneoaa books. ektiorttori on quantities,
the .rook of a bookseller dooessed•
ir"" For partioulars see' catalogues.
SALE OF SUP ERR 0 R FOBAin/RE_ PIANO-
T, ORTES. FINE FRENCH-PI ATE AHREORD,
CD AND4,WeRu, COUNTER, TABLES, FLAGS,
HOISTING MACHINE BRI SSELS AND OTHER
CARPETS.- CHINA AND GLADSWARE. BbD3
AND LIEDDINO, &C.
CARD.— Our sale to-morrow moridng at' the auction
store, will comprise, besides WO o f of excellent second
hand furniture, fine Freach-glare mirrors, superocr
yiano fortes, chandeliers, 001111t8T11- tables, hags. heist
ing machine. Brussels and other carpets, China and
glassware, beds and bedding, An., forming an attractive
assortment, worthy the attention of helms and others
desirous of purchasing.
07 - Catalogues now ready, and the ertiolee - nrrerged
for exammatton.
Sale at Nos. 1:19 and 141 Smith FOURTH' Street
SUPF,RIOU FURNITURE, FRENCH-PLATE MIR
RORS, PIANO-FOR CrB. BRUSSELS CARPETS.
On Thursday Monona.,
At 9 o'olook, at the Auction Store. an assortment of
excellent second-band forniture, elegant..pisim-fortes,
fine mirrors, carpets, etc . from familial declining
housekeening, removed to the store for convenience of
sale.
Sala on GRAY'S Lane. •
HORSES. OXEN. COWS. FARM WAGONS:CARTS.
.MOWIING MAC:RINE, HORSY. RAKE, WATSON
WAGON. ROCKAWAY, HARNESS, FARMING
IMSLEMEN i B. &a,
n Friday Altemoon,
Nov. 2d at 2 o'clock, at the late residence of Evan W.
Thomas. deceased, tho personalproiertv. comprising
a superior horse, a years old. Blaok awk stock Wat
son wagon, harness, Durham and Alderney catt le, erc,
Ea" Full partionlars to handbills.k
sidirOnlstrator's Sale.
SCHOONER JAMES MAHEE.
On Saturday. '
November & WO. at noon, at the foot of WILLIAM
street. RICHAION %an undivided Fourth Part ot the
Canal Schooner Tames Magee.l9o tons; 90 feet keel.
HE beam, 8 feet hold. Sale absolute.
V,ll ERI. FE'S SALE =Oa WEDNESDAY
MORNING, (Weber als!.- at 10 o'clock' A. M., by
order of the thierlfif the Good Wilt, Stook- and rxtures
of the old-established GROCERY 8 . 108,E. 2onthwest
corner of St: GOND and PINE tweets ~0e29 3t..
. . .
STOVES.
P-. INDUSTRIAL STOVE WORKH
WIT,LT AM 41 NEATAN„
. WDOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
8 T 0 V - E
S,
No. 33 NO.TII. SECOND STREET,
Offers the mot perfect, convenient, and economical
Gan-buraing Cooking Stove 7et invented.
Inquire for hie Lehigh Gas-burner, to obtain the best
Stove in nee.
Afro, one of the larceet and most complete stock of
Stoves f^r hosting rtrlura, chambers, atores.count.tig
honzez, &a, in the city. The attention of the public is
solicited, _
STOV - E ! STOVES!!
JAMES SPEAI-Z,
po. 1116 MARKET STREET,
now prepared to meet tho waste of the pubic more
completely in all the details of the Stove trade than may
other establishment in Philadelphia. in proof of which
he iovi tee CONIPADAT/V3l Exsattitavosi.
Teo following are among his own popu ar inventions.
several of which have already obtained a national repu
tation as surpassing in excellence and economy any other
Etoves in use,
JAMES SPEAR in the Inventor and Patentee of the
Improved Ga ff s
burning Cooking Steve. acknowledged to
be the best Stove fur moldy use in the world.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the celebrated
Gas-consuming Cooking Range, how rapidly coming
into general nee.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the Improved Sil
ver's Air. tight Gas consuming Parlor Stone.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor of the Improved
(Patented) Ornamental Stove Urn, which, from its
beauty and utility, is Itkely, this season, to be univer
"PadatgEAß is the Patenietiof the Labor, Fuel,
and C6cafait-GIVIllg ITOTtillg Fan.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
celebrated Railway. ear floater.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor of the Improved
Fire-board Stove.
- at vantages which require but to be on era
nubile to be universally appremated and preferred to
any other articles of that orris in Um market; - and he
would hereby extend a cordial ineritation 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 immediately
e tZlir
°loom or not.
QUAKER CITY GAS CON
SUMER, PATENTED by DitADT ES JONES,
Heventh Month.l36o.
GREA T IMPROVEMENT ON SILVER'S
GAB BURNER.
-13 Y the rise of the Quaker City Gas-Consuming Parlor
and Office Stoves all dust may ba avoided, the rooms
ventilated, and an even temperature maintained for
many hours. without any attention to the fire, and at a
gnat saving of fuel.
For side InICEARLES JONES, Patentee, No. SOS
North SECOND Street, above Vine. where the excellent
Gas-oonsumins Cooking Stove DAYLIGHT. unsur
passed in its operations, may be obtained. Of the large
number now in operation. every stove, we believe.
gives entire cat:traction. oaa Sm_
THE CELEBRATED ROYAL
COOKING STOVE is the beet and meaty:nye
/3r Cooking Stove in the market. /t is made
either with or without gas-running tlittnres.
Manufactured and for sate by TIORTII. CAABE,&
NORTH. Foundry Wareroorns, 249 North SECOND
Street. 08-1 m
THE FIERY STAR' GAS-BURN
'NG AND RADIATING PARLOR STOVE.
c2.-' as rho bast and most economical Ileat;ng stove
Manufactured and for sale by NORTH. CHASE. &
NORTH. Foundry Warerooms. 2 09 ttorth SECOND
Street. oS 1m
OUR NEW GAS-BURNING BASE
STOVE 12 the most economical Ktore of the
kind. and much more durable than the Gan
burners with a sheet-iron Wuxi. Manufactured and for
saintly fIORTII, CHASE. & NORTH. Foundry Ward
room., t,.09 North bECOND Street. oa-lm
DEPARTURE OP RAILROAD TRAINS,
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAlLROAD—Eleventh
and Market etreete.
Mail Train leaves— ...... 7 MA. M.
Fast Line..--.. __.ll BO A.
Express...... —lO P. M.
sarriabardAocommodation....--- ...... 200 P. M.
Lancaster Acc0mm0dati0n..........-- 4 00 P. M.
ParkslarreAccommodation— -
a 40 P. M.
West Chester traits leave Eleventh and Market- at
7 Al A. M.,12 30 and 4 COP. hl.
Williamsport, Elmira. liana% and Niagara Palls,
leave 7 15 A. hl., and 2 00 P. M.
NEW YORK LINES-Walnut-Street Wharf.
Anoom. Line, via C. and A., 6.00 A. bl.
Aocom. Line, vialersey A.M.
Morning Express. via Jersey City-. • -- 9.00 A. M•
Steamboat via Tadony and JerneyCity.......- .11.00 A. M, Camden and Amboy Accommodation. ..... P. M.
Express, via Camden and A mboy..., • 2.00 P. M.
Evening Express,, via Taoony and J. LAD P. M.
*Evening Mail. via Camden and Jersey 6.00 P. M.
}Night Express Mail- ..-- . —.11.00 P. bf. .
Camden and Amboy Accommodation_. .....5,00 P. M.
For Belvidere, 1 , &gnat, Flemnigton.o.,. ADO A. M.,
and 400 P. M., front Walnut street wharf, and 7.10 A.
1.1., Irem Kensington depot.
For Water Gap ,Stroudsburg, Scranton. Wilkesbarre.
Montrose, Great Rend, &e., at 6 A. Al., from Walnut
street wharf, and 1.10 A. AI., from Kensington depot.
For Manch Chunk, Allentown and Bethlehem at 6.00
A. M., and 4.00 P. M.,. from Walnut-street whe ' xf, and
7,10 A. NI., from Kensington depot.
For Mount Holly, at 6.r.0 and 9.00, 2.00 and 420.
P.M.
Wayreehold, at 6.C0, A B ristol,d 2.00. P.M.
Line for Trenton, . 220 and 4.00 P.
M. from Walnut.strent wharf, t.nd 7 YO. A. 01., and
se, P. M., from Knnrauston.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD—Broad and Prime.
Express Train A.
do
doll.lo P. 4 AI
For Wfiroinntox7n7t . iii, ...... 15 noon, 1.15, 4.15, 4,
and 11.10. Y. M.
For Middletown, Dover, New Castle, Seaford and in
termediate places, at 8.15, A. M.. and 415, P. AL
gundays—For Baltimore 4111.10, P.M.
READING RAILROAD—Broad and Callowhill streets.
Express Train 103VCIL., ...... • - amo A. M.
Nigat Express SAO P. M.
Reading Accommodation.- a 00 P. Al.
ELIDIDA AND NIAGARA FALLS—Broad and Cat
Express Train leaves
Night Express.-
OBRALAPiTOWN AIIDNOARISTOWN RAILROAD
—Ninth and Green
Trams leave for ronehnhooken and Norristown at
5 50,7.30,0.05 and 11,05, A. 21., and 1.05. 3.06, 4.30, 6.63.
660 and 11 13, I'. al. For 51anay ;ink, at 660, 7.30, 9.06,
11.05, A. M., and 1 05.2 05, 5.03, 480, 5 55, 660, 815 an d
11.16, P. M. For Germantown. at 6.00, 7.00 8.00, 9.00,
so to, 11.00.12 00. A. 51.. and 1.00.2.60. tn, 3. 30.4 00,3,04,
6 00.6,30, 7.00. 8.20.9,00. 10.15. 1130, P. M. For Chestnut
Bill, at 601.8 00, 10 00 and 12.00, A. M., and2.oo, 411,
5.00, G 30, 800.9.00 Gnu 10.161'. 91,
Sunday trains for Germantown leave 9.05. A. 51.. and
2.00.3.130,5 00 7.45 and 1090, P. M. Leave Germantown
at 8.10. A.M.. 1.10 400.620,950, P. M. For Norristown
9.00, A. 21.. 3.00 and 5.00 P. M. Leave Nomstown 7.15
A. Al., 1 00 and 6.00 P. Pd.
CAMDEN AND ATLANTICr RAILROAD—Vine street
Whaf.
:Mail Train loaves •
Aocommodatton to Egg Harbor only.
NORTE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD—Front and
For rothlohem, leavo at 630 A:M., and LSO and 5
P.M.
For lloylestovrn. leave at 9 A. M . and 4 00 P. M.
For Fort WaahinKton, leave at 9.25 A.M. and 3.15
P.M.
Sundass—For Bethlehem ;at 8.00 A. M. For Doyle'.
town at 9.00 P. M.
WEST C/lESTER.'7VIA ME nlA—Thirty-first :and
Market streets,
Traira leave at 7.45 and 10.00 A. M.,, 2.33 and 5.00 I'.M
Sundays leave at 8.00. A. 01.4.00.1%. 01.
Trains malted thus (*) ran on Sundays; (t) Satur
daps excepted.
COAL OIL.-17 bbls. Lubricating Coal
Oil to store, atd for sale by ROWLEY. ARK -
.BUR Eft, 4: CO., No. 16 Routh Wharves. etre
( - I}IAMONITIE FLOWERS—For sale by
WBTIIERILL .4 BROTHER. 47 and 49 North
SEMI% D Street Cull
PRIVY -WELLS cleanottat a low price to
obtain the contents Addreket WM. TIXSON.Pon
drape Oboe. 1.213 North SECOND Street. laa-Ing •
8 DO A.lO.
ISO r. 11.
30 A. M.
.....545 Y. Al