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1833
250,588
123,000
111,777
485,365
116,494 425,000
1834
226,692
106,244
43,700
376,636 Decr'se 456,000
1835
335,685
131,250
90,000
556,835
180,199 556,000
1836
443,754
146,522
106,000
696,526 139,691 635,000
1837
535,250
192,595
33,617
115,387
874,539 178,013 680,000
1838
434,684
152,699
38,426
16,221
18,000 13,000
76,321
723,836 Decr'se 788,000
1839
442,608
140,651
38,429
34,000
7,350 20,639
11,930
122,300
817,659
61,717 867,000
1840
452,291
102,264
43,619
50,366 29,039 23,860
15,505
148,470
865,414
47,775 965,414
1841
584,692
+78,164
26,224
21,263 17,170
17,653
21,463
189,937
956,566
91,152
1 4,250,827 1,546,859 |186,855|121,850 53,559|93,152
48,898|1,192,062|7,442,000|
PRINCIPAL HOTELS IN THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
ARCH SREET HOUSE,
C. Champion, c Arch and N Wharves
BALTIMORE HOUSE,
W. S. Berrill, c Dock and Front Henry H. Horne, S 5th near High
BLACK BEAR INN,
BROAD STREET HOUSE,
Robert Crozier, N E Broad and Vine
CITY HOTEL,
R. W. Dunlap, N 3d near Mulberry
CONGRESS HALL,
John Sturdivant, 27 S 3d, and 83 Chestnut
GOLDEN SWAN,
Charles Weiss, N 3d above Mulberry David Miller, S 4th near High George Ferree, 39 N 2d
MARKET STREET FERRY, MERCHANTS' HOTEL,
William Field, 95 N 2d
MOUNT VERNON HOUSE, RED LION HOTEL,
C. Brower, 200 High
Joseph Hall, 42 N 2d
Buck & Chambers, corner N 3d and Willow
D. Martin, 116 Chestnut
John A. Jones, 152 Chestnut Thomas C. Rea, Chestnut above 4th
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WALNUT STREET HOUSE, WASHINGTON HOUSE,
H. J. Hartwell, 223 Chestnut
R. Boyle, W High, W of Penn Square
WESTERN HOTEL,
Jesse Tomlinson, 288 High
WHITE SWAN,
Hudson Burr, foot of Market street
N. W. Bridges, N 4th above High
SECOND STREET HOUSE,
THIRD STREET HALL,
TREMONT HOUSE, UNION HOTEL,
J. B. Bloodgood, 2 Walnut
WESTERN EXCHANGE,
Webb & Kenton, 208 Sassafras
1832
209,271
70,000
84,600
368,871
192,951|318,000
INDIAN QUEEN,
MADISON HOUSE,
348
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DAILY NEWSPAPERS.
THE UNITED STATES GAZETTE, 66 Dock
THE PENNSYLVANIAN, 99 S Second
THE PENNSYLVANIA INQUIRER, 57 S Third
THE PHILADELPHIA GAZETTE, 73} Dock
THE AMERICAN SENTINEL, 35 Walnut
THE NORTH AMERICAN, 79 Dock '
THE PUBLIC LEDGER, (Penny paper) S W Third and Chestnut THE SPIRIT OF THE TIMES, (Penny) N W Third and Chestnut THE DAILY CHRONICLE, (Penny) Chestnut and Franklin Place -
WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
THE SATURDAY COURIER, 72 Dock SATURDAY EVENING POST, AND NEWS, Third and Chestnut
THE SATURDAY CHRONICLE, 57 S Third
DE ALTE UND NEUE WELT, 124 N 2d THE WEEKLY MESSENGER, Franklin place THE PRESBYTERIAN, S E 7th and George EPISCOPAL RECORDER, 12 Pear below Third COLONIZATION HERALD, (1st and 3d Saturdays of each month, ) 66 S Sixth BANNER OF THE CROSS, 26 S Fifth CHRISTIAN OBSERVER, 134 Chestnut THE CATHOLIC HERALD, 61 N Second
THE FRIEND, corner Fourth and Appletree alley
THE PENNSYLVANIA FREEMAN, 31 N 5th BICKNELL'S REPORTER, 76 S Third
THE SUNDAY-SCHOOL JOURNAL, 146 Chestnut THE PHILADELPHIA REPOSITORY, 67 S Second
THE BAPTIST RECORD, 21 S Fourth
HAZARD'S UNITED STATES COMMERCIAL & STATISTICAL REGISTER, 79 Dock - UNITED STATES, Ledger Buildings.
TEMPERANCE ADVOCATE, 65 S Third. FARMER'S CABINET, 50 N Fourth
PERIODICALS.
LADY'S BOOK, 101 Chestnut WALDIE'S SELECT CIRCULATING LIBRARY, 46 Carpenter
LITTELL'S MUSEUM, 297 Chestnut LITTELL'S LAW LIBRARY, 23 Minor MEDICAL LIBRARY, 19 St. James
JOURNAL OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, S 7th above Chestnut THE LITERALIST, 67 S Second
AMERICAN MEDICAL LIBRARY, 46 Carpenter
BICKNELL'S COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR, 76 S Third GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE, S W Third and Chestnut YOUNG PEOPLE'S BOOK, 101, Chestnut PEOPLE'S LIBRARY, 101 Chestnut
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D. B. GROVE, PIANO MAKER,
338 HIGH STREET, AND ORGAN BUILDER, 110 FILBERT ST.
V. B. PALMER'S
REAL ESTATE AND COAL OFFICE, No. 104 SOUTH THIRD STREET, (A few doors below the Exchange,)
Philadelphia.
07 Agency for the Purchase and Sale of Houses and Lots, Farms, Farming, Timber, and Coal Lands, Bonds, and Mortgages, Ground Rents, Anthracite Coal, &c.
ADVERTISEMENTS and Subscriptions received for some of the best. and most widely circulated Newspapers in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and in many of the principal cities and towns throughout the United States, for which he has the Agency, affording an excellent opportunity for Merchants, Mechanics, Professional Men, Hotel and Boarding-house Keepers, Railroad, Insurance, and Transportation Companies, and the enterprising business portion of the commu- nity generally, to publish extensively abroad their respective pursuits-to learn the terms of subscription and advertising, and accomplish their object here with- out the trouble of perplexing and fruitless inquiries, the expense and labour of let- ter writing, the risk of making enclosures of money, &c. &c.
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LOUD'S
Piano Forte we areroom
No. 174 CHESTNUT STREET,
(MANUFACTORY NINTH ABOVE GREEN,)
PHILADELPHIA,
Where may always be found a large and elegant assort- ment of Piano Fortes of their manufacture, and of the latest and most approved designs. The celebrity of their Instruments, with the high character they have sustained for the last twenty-five years in the trying climates of the EAST and WEST INDIES, South America, and all parts of the United States, together with the fact, that eight pre- miums, including gold and silver medals, have been awarded to them in the various exhibitions in New York and Philadelphia, renders further comment unnecessary.
REFERENCES.
ATWOOD & Co.
BAKER & MOSS,
HENRY BIRD,
BRYAN, RODMAN & HEYLIN,
BURNETT & WITHERS,
DALE, REMINGTON & ROSS,
J. N. DICKSON & Co.
EARPS, M.MAIN, HAVEN & WEST,
T. S. R. FASSITT,
FAUSETT, KELLY & Co.
FERGUSON & HALL,
FIELDS, FOBES & Co.
GRIGG & ELLIOTT,
HORN & KNEASS,
HOOPER, MARTIN & SMITH,
HEBERTON, HEISKELLS & HOSKINS,
G. HANDY & Co. HORACE BINNEY, EsQ.
JOHNSON & TINGLEY, MULFORD & ALTER, ODENHEIMER & TENNENT, ROBINS & TINGLEY, THAYER, BRYAN & M.KEE, TAYLOR & BURTON,
J. L. SHARPE, (late Sharp & Carman,)
WM. WILSON & Co.
WOOD & OLIVER, WOOD & ABBOTT,
WURTS, MUSGRAVE & WURTS, W. E. & J. G. WHELAN, J. M. SANDERSON & SON, N. W. BRIDGES, Merchants' Hotel, DAVID DORRANCE, EsQ., late U. S. HOTEL, THOMAS SULLY, EsQ.
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T. WILL IAM L. FREEMAN,
AUCTIONEER
AND Commission Merchant,
No. 50 N. Sixth Street, near Arch,
PHILADELPHIA.
Sales made for Executors, Administrators, Assignees, or others, of Real Estate, Stocks, Household Furniture, Horses and Car- riages, or other articles of personal property.
Advances made to any amount in anticipation of Sales.
RESIDENCE No. 195 NORTH NINTH STREET.
OLIVER BROOKS!
FASHIONABLE
and Retail
HAT AND CAP
WAREHOUSE,
No. 56 Market Street, south side, above Second.
Merchants from the South and West are re- spectfully invited to examine his stock.
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TOY MANUFACTURER.
TEA CANISTERS.
FRANCIS, FIELD & FRANCIS,
No. 80 NORTH SECOND STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTERS OF All kinds of Saddlery Hardware, Housekeeper's Hardware, Tinmen's Furniture,
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, At the lowest Wholesale Prices: MANUFACTURER OF
Tin, Sheet Iron and Japanned Wares, Looking Glass Reflectors, all kinds of Plated and Japanned Saddlery, Knobs, Locks, Hinges, &c. for Houses; Stamped Plates, Patty-pans and Candle-stick Bottoms; Piercing for Stove Makers and Tinmen. Japanned Plates and Fancy Signs for Sign Writers, always on hand. Ja- panned Card-racks, Ink-stands, Sand-Boxes, and Paper-tearers suitable for Stationers. Plating done at the shortest notice.
DICKSON & SON'S Britannia Ware, and German Silver Goods for sale at lowest Wholesale Prices.
N. B .- We are now prepared to manufacture Japanned Sad- dlery Mounting for dealers, as low, or lower, than the imported prices.
Always on hand Tinmen's Furniture, at lowest wholesale prices.
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C. HUTCHINSON'S
UNITED STATES STEAM POWER COFFEE ROASTING
AND SPICE GRINDING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 168 FOURTH STREET, Store N. E. corner of Fourth and Wood Streets,
Philadelphia.
SPICES AND ROASTED COFFEE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Merchants and others can be supplied at the shortest notice with any quantity of Pure Ground Spices, Roasted Coffee, English and American Mustard, Oat Meal, Pearl Barley, Nutmegs, Mace, Rice, Cloves, Ginger, Cayenne Pepper, &c., de- livered at any Commission or Forwarding house in this City.
N. B .- Spices Ground and put up PURE. Coffee Roasted and packed in bar- rels, if required, all sent for and returned in any given time.
T. CAMPION, COFFEE ROASTER, DEALER, SPICE FACTOR, AND
IMPORTER OF ENGLISH MUSTARD, NO. 24 BRANCH STREET,
(Between Third and Fourth Streets, above Race, Philadelphia,)
Where Stores can be supplied with ROASTED and GROUND COF- FEE, of every kind and quality, at the lowest wholesale prices.
Spices, Mustard, &t.
Whole and Ground Pepper, Alspice, Ginger, Cinnamon, Cloves, &c.
Also, Oat Meal, Hulled and Pearl Barley, Nutmegs, Cayenne, &c., ENGLISH and AMERICAN MUSTARD, in bottles, jars, and Kegs. Roasted and Ground Coffee carefully packed for exportation.
[6] CHARLES L. BUTE'S SUGAR REFINERY AND
ROCK CANDY
MANUFACTORY.
CORNER OF CROWN AND WILLOW,
Between Fourth and Fifth Streets, above Callowhill .- House 120 Crown Street, Philadelphia.
EDMUND PRYOR, au holesale and Retail DRUGGIST,
AND COLD PRESSED CASTOR OIL
MANUFACTURER, No. 371 NORTH FRONT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
PETER N. BUEHLER, MANUFACTURER OF SUPERIOR
BROWN MUSTARD, No. 50 NORTH FOURTH STREET, (WEST SIDE.)
P. N. B. respectfully informs the Public that he has constantly on hand, a sup- ply of SUPERIOR BROWN MUSTARD, which he confidently recommends to Grocers, Housekeepers and others, as superior to any other offered in the Country ; also, Spices of all kinds, Rice Flour, Oat Meal, &c. &c., in one pound, and half pound papers, to suit Purchasers.
[ Spices ground at the shortest notice.
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SUPERIOR BLACKING.
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PURE VINEGAR.
JOHN DAVIES,
BLACKING MANUFACTURER,
BUTTONWOOD STREET,
Second door below Twelfth Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Exporters and Merchants generally, are respectfully informed that an extensive supply of very Superior Blacking is constantly kept at the above establishment, which will be packed in any manner directed.
The high reputation of DAVIES' BLACKING has been fully established, and the extensive sales of it, have proved that it is not affected by any climate. It is, therefore, recommended with the greatest confidence.
In connexion with the above is a very extensive
VINEGAR YARD,
In which the subscriber Manufactures Vinegar of the purest ma- terials, and of the very best quality, which will be warranted a superior article for domestic purposes.
N. B .- Dealers are requested to call and examine for them- selves. Sales made on accommodating terms.
WRITING INK & ESSENCES
CHALLENGE BLACKING
192
192
JAMES S. MASON
Respectfully informs exporters and merchants generally, that he has removed his business stand from No. 95 Callowhill street, to 192 North Third street, between Callowhill and Wood streets, and between the Pennsylvania Farmer and the White Horse Tavern, where he will keep on hand an extensive supply of his celebrated
CHALLENGE BLACKING;
Put up in Cases and Casks, ready for Shipment or otherwise.
The reputation of Mason's Challenge Blacking is fully and permanently esta- blished, both in this and the Southern, Western, and other markets. It is suit- able alike for all climates, as years of experience has proved ; and from its ac- knowledged superiority over every other Blacking, it is recommended with per- fect confidence.
The manufacturer has in his possession certificates from the most respectable and well known Druggists, Chemists and merchants in this City, bearing testi- mony to the unparalleled excellency of the Challenge Blacking. The certificates can be seen at his store, where the public are respectfully invited to call and ex- amine them.
MASON'S IMPERISHABLE BLACK WRITING INK>
Manufactured from the very best materials and warranted to maintain a beautiful blue-black, to flow freely, and not to injure metallic or any other pens in the slightest degree. This article is put up in good shipping order, in 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, and 12 oz. bottles, and will be found cheaper than any thing else of the kind in any market.
J. S. M. has been appointed agent for Fahnestock's Vermifuge, for the destruc- tion and cure of worms : one of the most valuable and popular medicines in use, which he will sell at the manufacturer's prices. Certificates of its efficacy may be seen at the store, 192 North Third Street.
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THE CHEAPEST MANUFACTORY IN THE WORLD !
WRIGHTS'
125 & 132 Market Street, PHILADELPHIA,
Have on hand the largest, cheapest, best manu- factured, and most fashionable assortment of
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS,
In the United States, comprising several thousand dozens, for sale for cash or acceptances.
W. & B. return thanks to those Manufacturers of Umbrellas and Parasols, and others who have been accustomed to buy of them, and inform them that having increased their stock from 60,000 to 100,000, and making from three to four thousand per week, their customers will find a good assortment in future.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT BUYS ALL FOR CASH.
Merchants having Silks, Whalebones, Ivory, or any other materials for Umbrella Makers, may at all times obtain cash for it on application as above.
DOP All kinds of Materials furnished to Umbrella Makers.
SLEEPER & BROTHERS, 126 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
EXTENSIVE MANUFACTURERS OF
Silk, Gingham and Cotton
UMBRELLAS,
PLAIN AND FANCY PARASOLS,
Comprising every variety of style and embellishment, which they con- tinue to manufacture as well, and sell as low as any house in this mar- ket, not excepting the self-styled "CHEAPEST," or any other. Patent Folding Umbrellas especially for travellers.
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WILLIAM A. DROWN, Offers for Sale at his Manufactory and Store,
No. 86 MARKET STREET,
A VERY EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS,
Well worthy the attention of Dealers in these Articles.
W. A. D. warrants his goods to be manufactured in a superior man- ner, and every style of embellishment that may be desired on an Um- brella or Parasol, may be found at his establishment. Orders to any extent executed at very short notice.
DOP The trade supplied with Materials as heretofore.
PATENT PLOW.
PLANE MANUFACTORY,
AND GENERAL TOOL STORE,
Corner of Old York Road and Callowhill Street, Philadelphia.
Having the largest assortment of PLANES in the United States, orders to any extent promptly executed on liberal terms. Patent Ploughs, Fillester's Sash and Grooving Planes, superior to any made on the old principle. Tools of all descriptions. Materials and work- manship warranted.
[ 11 ] JOSEPH ZÖLL, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,
No. 84 NORTH THIRD STREET, Between Cherry and Race,
PHILADELPHIA.
EVER-POINTED PENCILS.
LOWNDS' SUPERIOR PATENT GOLD AND SILVER
EVER-POINTED PENCILS AND PEN CASES,
Manufactured in a great variety of beautiful patterns, and for Sale by
GOB LOWNDS. No. 7 BANK ALLEY.
A full supply of JACKSON'S SUPERIOR BLACK LEAD POINTS, of all sizes, for sale at the lowest market prices. All orders punctually attended to.
DANIEL EVELAND,
MOROCCO MANUFACTURER,
(AT THE OLD STAND,) St. John Street, near Beaver,
Where purchasers may always find for sale, a good assortment of Fancy Leather, Linings, Bindings, &c., either wholesale or retail.
Country dealers will find it advantageous to call before purchasing elsewhere.
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HO
JAMES PETERS & Co.
No. 105 NORTH SECOND STREET, (Corner of Elfreth's Alley,) MANUFACTURERS OF GOLD AND SILVER
SPECTACLES, THIMBLES, SPOONS, FORKS, &c. ALSO, DEALERS IN
Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Seals and Keys, Clocks and Time Pieces.
Watch Materials, German Silver and Plated Spoons and Spectacles, White, Green, Blue, and Gray Glasses, to suit all ages; Jewelry and Fancy Articles, &c., all of which will be sold low, at wholesale and retail. Clocks and Watches carefully Repaired, and Warranted.
P. FREEMAN'S VENETIAN AND INSIDE BLIND,
143를 S. SECOND.
MANUFACTORY ENº143 'S SECOND ST PHILADELPHIA
1431 S. SECOND.
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY PUT UP WITH DESPATCH
ALSO,
BEDDING WAREHOUSE,
AND VENITIAN BLINDS, AT No. 143} SOUTH SECOND STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
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OLMSTED
STOVES.
BARROW'S
E.BARROW "O PHIL AU .!
E. BARROW
PATENT
KITCHEN RANGE.
OLMSTED PATENT STOVES,
MANUFACTURED AND FOR SALE, Wholesale and Retail, by SAMUEL LLOYD, AT THE GIRARD BUILDINGS, 406 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
It is very satisfactory to the proprietor that after a lapse of six years since the intro- duction of the above Stoves, that they still hold a decided superiority over all others in the estimation of the public. Scarcely a day passes during the cold season of the year but that some person calls at the manufactory to bear testimony to the excellency of this apparatus, as fully sustaining all that has been said or written in its favour, as being an economical and successful mode of heating apartments.
The objects aimed at in the construction of this Stove are-to be simple, so that it can be easily managed, to be quickly kindled, to be capable of affording a mild or intense heat according to the state of the weather, to preserve the air of the apartment pure and wholesome, to avoid all inconveniences from dust; and finally, to be cheap, durable, and economical in the use of fuel. How far this apparatus fulfils these conditions, may be inferred from the following certificate and recommendation.
From Alexander Henry, Esq., 254 Arch Street,-The subscriber has used Olmsted's Stove all last winter in his hall, breakfast-room, and chamber. Before he made the purchase he was favourably impressed in relation to their use. On trial, however, he found them to far exceed his expectations. They are easily managed, economical, and give out no dust.
Philadelphia, August 15, 1838.
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LEWIS DEBOZEAR'S
BRASS AND BELL
FOUNDRY, No. 9 BREAD STREET, Philadelphia.
CHUILADY
L.DEBOZEAR
1531
CHURCH BELL.
After an experience of thirteen years in the manufacture of Mineral Water Appara- tuses, and preparing the Mineral Water, I am enabled to offer to the public a new and complete apparatus for the making of Mineral Waters. Also, all the necessary apparatus for the drawing of Mineral Water; some of which are of entirely new construction, and have given entire satisfaction. The uniformly increasing demand from all parts of the United States for the Mineral Pumps, is the best evidence of the superiority of them. The superior quality and manner of preparing the Mineral Water is well and favourably known to the citizens of the city and county of Philadelphia, during the number of years I have been in business, and is shown by the increasing demand for it.
Also, continues to cast to order every description of Bells, from one to ten thousand pounds weight. And having received from the Franklin Institute of Philadelphia, at their last exhibition, the highest premium for the Bell of the best tone and model, I be- lieve that the many years experience in the business, and the numerous well-known proofs of the superior tone of my bells, throughout the United States, have sufficiently established the character of them. I, therefore, with confidence offer to the public an article that cannot be excelled.
N. B .- Bells and Mineral Water Apparatuses constantly on hand. All orders received and punctually attended to.
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WILLOW STREET IRON FOUNDRY,
IN WILLOW STREET, Between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets, Philadelphia.
The Subscribers are prepared to execute all orders in the Foundry business with des- patch, such as Railroad Wheels, (with which they have supplied some of the principal roads in the United States, ) Castings for Steam-Engines, Rolling Mills, Sugar Mills, Mill Gearing, Forge Hammers, Cotton and Woollen Machinery, Sugar and Soap Boiler's Pans, Iron Railing, Stove Work, and every other description of Castings, all of which they guarantee to be made of the best material, and in the best manner.
( They have an extensive list of Patterns, including Spur and Bevel Gearing, Pullies, &c.
A. C. ORRICK & HEYS.
CHARLES BAEDER'S
GLUE, STARCH, CURLED HAIR, AND COWHIDE WHIP
MANUE CTORY No. 750 OLD YORK ROAD, Below the Forks of Germantown Road, above the Phoenix Tavern, PHILADELPHIA.
C. B. intends to sell the above articles in large quantities, on reasonable terms. N. B .- The highest cash price given for damaged Hides, and Glue Scraps, Indigo Ce- roons, &c .- Also, for Horse and Cattle Hair.
BENJAMIN F. O'BRYON, OPPERSMITH, No. 24 CHERRY STREET, Above Fourth, South Side, PHILADELPHIA.
Manufactures to order every kind of Still or vessel required by Grain, Turpen- tine, and other Distillers, Sugar Refiners, Brewers, &c.
Also, Baths, Boilers, and Heaters, Dyeing Kettles, Mineral Water Fountains, and Copper Works for Steam Engines, Factories, &c.
0 Cash paid for old metals, or taken in exchange for work.
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FIRE ENGINE MANUFACTORY, No. 340 VINE STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
JOHN AGNEW,
FORMERLY OF THE FIRM OF MERRICK & AGNEW, CONTINUES THE BUSINESS OF MANUFACTURING
FIRE ENGINES,
Of every description and variety, and all other articles connected there- with, at the old established stand as above.
V
JOEL
BATES,
No. 13 DRINKER'S ALLEY, CONTINUES TO MANUFACTURE TO ORDER
FIRE A. ENGINES
Of a superior quality, suitable for Cities, Villages, Manufactories, &c. He also manufactures Suction Engines that will supply themselves with water upwards of twenty feet perpendicular height. Warranted to be of the best quality, and equal to any that can be procured.
EDMUND YOUNG, PAINTER OF HOSE CARRIAGES AND FIRE ENGINES, No. 11 NORTH STREET, Above Tenth, between Race and Vine,
Philadelphia.
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& W. DIALOGUE, * [ 17 ]
Successors to Adam Dialogue,
FIRE AND GARDEN HOSE manufacturers, AT THE OLD STAND
No. 24 NORTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Manufacture Mail Bags, Fire Buckets, Suction Hose, Bands for Machinery, &c.
( The above articles will be made of the best Materials and workmanship, s and on the most reasonable terms.
PHILADELPHIA BAZAAR,
Nos. 38 & 40 DOCK STREET, BELOW SECOND, WEST SIDE,
FOR THE PRIVATE SALE OF
CARRIAGES,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Harness, Saddles, Bridles, &c.
All work warranted for twelve months. Carriages packed with des- patch, and the shipping attended to.
THOMAS MARSTON.
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CARVING & PATTERN MAKING.
J. HARE OTTON? 82 S. Fifth Street, between Spruce and Pine, %
Philadelphia,
Begs to inform his patrons, that in addition to the various styles of Architecture now in general use, he is prepared to execute those of the
Egyptian, Gothic, Elizabethian and Louis Quatorze Schools,
From the best examples and most faithful delineations for Capitals and Enrich- ments for Buildings, Interior Decorations, for Gilding, and other purposes.
CABINET CARVED FURNITURE,
IN ANY OF THE ABOVE STYLES, DESIGNED AND EXECUTED.
J. H. O. grateful for past favours, assures his patrons that his most rigid atten- tion and care shall be devoted to the service of his employers; in the execution of their orders he is determined to use the best materials only : also, to employ the first talent in the city, at all times as it may offer. Undoubted references can be given.
Splints made on J. HARE OTTON'S new principle, by which process the patient is saved much pain and inconvenience, and may be assured of a per- fect fit.
SUSPENDER, STOCK, AND RUSSIAN BELT MANUFACTORY.
The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he has suc- ceeded his father-in-law, A. L. VANHORN, late of
NO. 135 CHESTNUT STREET,
In the STOCK AND SUSPENDER MANUFACTORY, and has opened an establishment at
No. 28 South Fifth Street, near Chestnut,
For the Manufacture of those articles, which will be of the most approved kind and workmanship, and made under the immediate superintendence of A. L. Vanhorn, whose skill in that particular line of business is well known to the community.
Shoulder Braces, Pistol Belts, Surgical Belts, Cravat Stiffners, Vest B Springs, Gum Elastic Garters and Boot Straps, Linen Bosoms and Collars, ready made Linen, Gloves, Hosiery, &c., in great variety. Also, a large and choice assortment of Silk, Merino, Cotton and Buckskin Shirts and Drawers.
The above articles will be disposed of on the most reasonable terms,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
FRANCIS SMITH, JR.
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INDIA RUBBER
Warehouse, No. 38 SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Over Shoes.
Ladies', Misses', and Children's Gum Shoes, lined and furred in the best style. Horse Covers.
Long and Short Leggings.
Pantaloons with feet.
Hose Pipe.
Camblet Surtouts, Capes, Caps, and Cloaks. Life Preservers.
Swimming Belts.
Money Belts.
Surtout, Frock and Pea Coats.
Neck Pillows.
Air Beds and Cushions.
3-4 and 4-4 Cloths.
Machine Banding, from 1 to 12 inches wide.
Injection Tubes.
Gum Cement.
Water Bags. Pantaloon Straps.
Suspenders. Gun Covers.
Moleskin, Carpet and Drilling Travelling Bags. Gloves.
Table Covers. Silk Velvet Collars and Cushions.
ALL KINDS OF CLOTH FOR COACH TOPS AND CURTAINS.
The above are all fresh goods, and much superior to any ever offered for sale in this city. All kinds of India Rubber goods made up to order at the shortest notice.
JOHN THORNLEY.
WASHINGTON HOUSE, No. 223 CHESTNUT STREET, NEXT DOOR TO THE MASONIC HALL,
PHILADELPHIA.
This splendid new HOTEL is now open for the reception of com- pany. The establishment was begun, continued, and finished, with the express design of securing to the city of Philadelphia the desideratum- a house capacious, yet commodious-public, yet private : a Hotel, where men of business might find accommodations suited to their active ha- bits; and where families might enjoy all the comforts of a private, fashionable mansion. How far the proprietor has fulfilled this object, he confidently submits to the opinion of those who may please to honour THE WASHINGTON HOUSE with a visit.
The situation is one of the most central, in the most fashionable street in this city. The Public Dining Room, and Public Parlour for Gentle- men, are on the most extensive scale. The Private Parlours for Ladies and Families, to which there is a private entrance, are furnished in the most tasteful and fashionable style. The Ladies' Dining Room, or Pri- vate Ordinary, is arranged in keeping with the Private Parlours, all of which cannot be excelled in design and finish.
H. J. HARTWELL.
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
372 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA, CORNER OF ELEVENTH,
ADJOINING THE PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE DEPOT.
This establishment is large and convenient, well suited for Families, Boarders, Transient Customers, &c. &c.
EXTENSIVE STABLING ATTACHED TO THE HOTEL.
OTTENKIRK.
RIDGWAY HOUSE. 7 (FORMERLY REEVES' FERRY HOUSE,)
North corner of Market St. and Delaware Avenue,
FRONTING ON THE DELAWARE, PHILADELPHIA.
The undersigned takes this method of informing his friends and the Public, that, having taken the above Establishment, nothing on his part shall be wanting to give general satisfaction to those that favour him with their patronage, and at charges which he hopes will meet with their approbation.
WILLIAM T. PIERSON, Proprietor.
MICHAEL FARRAN DISTILLER,
Wishes to inform his friends and the public, that he constantly holds on hand
BARLEY MALT SPIRIT'S,
Warranted equal, if not superior, to any Irish Whiskey imported-distilled from the best Barley Malt, which he will furnish at the shortest notice possible, by making application at his Distillery in
PENN STREET, Between Maiden and Marsh Streets, Kensington.
Philadelphia.
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PHILADELPHIA LOCOMOTIVE & STATIONARY Engine manufactory, CORNER OF BROAD AND HAMILTON STREETS, BALDWIN & VAIL? PROPRIETORS.
Having extensive facilities, they are prepared to execute orders with despatch, in the best manner and on the most reasonable terms. They can furnish Loco- motive Engines of every description for freight or passengers, with inside or out- side connections, Iron or Wooden Frames, single pair of Driving Wheels, or the Truck Wheels Geared and connected with the main pair of Driving Wheels, so as to constitute a Six-wheeled Engine. They manufacture five classes of Loco- motive Engines, and each of a variety of patterns. Also, Stationary Engines, from one to five hundred horse power. Castings of every description, either Brass or Iron. Car Wheels, Axles, Sugar Mills, Boilers, Railroad Spikes, Tyres, and wrought Iron work. Lathes, Plaining, Drilling, and Boring Machinery. Verti- cal Forge Hammers, Fans or Blowers. Carpenter and Copper work for Steam Engines. Patterns, and Mill Machinery of every description.
Having furnished for the United States alone over 200 Locomotive and Sta- tionary Engines, they can refer to almost every Railroad in the country, where specimens of their style and excellence of their work may be seen.
[ 22 ] LOCOMOTIVE STEAM ENGINE Manufactory OF WILLIAM NORRIS, SCHUYLKILL SIXTH AND MORRIS STREETS, PHILADELPHIA.
Locomotive and other
S E ENG S For Boats, Mills, and Manufactories. Mining Machinery, Pumps, Sugar Mills, Rice Mills, Mill Gearing, and every other description of Machinery.
IRON CASTINGS,
AND FOUNDRY WORK IN GENERAL.
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S. J. CRESWELL,
MANUFACTURER OF
RADIATOR STOVES,
AND
IRON AND BRASS
FOUNDER,
No. 44 NORTH SEVENTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
The above Stoves are warranted a superior article, and sold subject to be returned in case of failure.
Plain and Ornamental Castings for Gas Fitters, Lamp Makers, Sword Mounters, &c. Best quality of Composition for Lock-smiths, and every descrip- tion of Castings for Machinists, made to order with punctuality and despatch, and on accommodating terms.
Also Spelter Ornaments of the newest and most approved patterns for Coal Grates, Stoves, &c. &c.
N. B .- Every article in German Silver supplied as above.
Sheet Iron Work handsomely executed at the shortest notice.
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WETHERILL & BROTHERS
Nº 65 NORTH FRONT STREET Philadelphia
Her finder Dil.
DRUGGISTS, CHEMISTS & COLOUR MERCHANTS
Manufacturers of
White Lead Red Lead Lithurge Grange Mineral Chronic Yellow Rochelle Salt Blue Titriel Thite Titriol
Sugar Lead Alcohol Red Præcip: White Præcip: Calomel Aqua Fortis Muriatic Acid Aether
Sp: Nitri Dulc: Tater of. Ammonia Carbonate of Soda
Sulphate of Quinine Tartaric Acid
Sup: Carb: Soda
Sup: Gr.b: Potash
Corresire Sublimate
Finder Glass ofall sizes. Refiners of Camphor, Borar, Salt Petre &c.
WETHERILL & BROTHER, No. 65 NORTH FRONT STREET, (EAST SIDE,) Aranufacturers of WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD, LITHARGE & ORANGE MINERAL.
White Lead-Dry, warranted pure. Do. Ground in Oil, do.
Do
do. Extra, or above No. 1, but not quite pure.
Do.
do. No. 1.
Do. do. No. 2.
The warrantee of purity is backed by a guarantee of $1000 on each package, whether large or small.
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