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48. Powhattan, Mec. Hall, 4th and George, Thurs- day.
49. Coaquanock, Broad and Spring Garden, Friday. 50. Mignon, Odd Fellows' Hall, Ridge av and Co- lumbia av, Wednesday.
Minne-ha-ha Lodge
And Supreme Grand Council of the Independent Order of the Sons of Malta of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Incorporated Feb. 27, 1858.
Officers for 1859-60.
Grand Commander-George W. Baker.
Vice Gr. Commander-Robert O. Lowry.
Gr. Chancellor-Horace L. Peterson.
Gr. Treasurer-James P. Perot.
Gr. Secretary-George W. Wood.
Gr. Conductor-G. K. Swearinger.
Hold meetings every Saturday evening at Hall, 10th and Chestnut.
Ancient Order of Good Fellows.
RIGHT HONORABLE GRAND LODGE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
John Wharton, Right Honorable Grand Secretary. Subordinate Lodges in Philadelphia.
1. Philadelphia. 6. General Washington.
2. Wyoming. 14. Humane.
3. Fredonia.
20. Washington.
4. Pennsylvania.
5. American Star. 30. Harmony.
MOST EXCELLENT GRAND ENCAMP- MENT OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Subordinate Encampments.
1. Washington. 4. Schiller.
3. Spring Garden. 5. Star of America.
Independent Order of B'nai Berith.
District Grand Lodge, No. 3, meets at Union Hall, corner of St. John and Callowhill.
S. Eppinger, G. S. Subordinate Lodges.
Elom, St. John and Callowhill, Sunday.
Joshua, St. John and Callowhill, Monday.
Har Moriah, Franklin Hall, 6th bel Arch, Wednes- dlav.
Har Nevoeh, St. John and Callowhill, Thursday. Har Sinai, St. John and Callowhill, Sunday.
Order of United American Mechanics.
Office of the National Council, Order of United American Mechanics, Basement United American Mechanics Hall, N E cor. 4th and George.
Officers for 1859-60.
N. C .-- William B. Scout, Delaware.
N. V. C .- Franklin Supplee, Maryland.
N. S .- William M. Weckerly, Pennsylvania.
N. T .- Hebron Buchanan, Pennsylvania. N. M .- John W. Holden, Maryland.
N. P .- John Bowers, Delaware.
N. D. K .- Samuel G. Thomas, New Jersey.
The meetings are held annually on the 3d Thurs- day in August.
State Council of Pennsylvania, Order of United American Mechanics, meets in U. A. M. Hall, on the 3d Friday in January, April, July and October. Office in the Basement of Hall. Hours from 10 to 1 and from 2 to 5.
Officers for 1859-60.
S. C .- Jesse Orner. S. V. C .- William Nichuals.
S. C. See. - William M. Weckerly. S. C. Treas .- Jolin Krider.
S. C. Ind .- William Hannis, jr.
S. C. Ex .- William Feaster.
S. C. Pro .- Christian Sharer.
and of the United States, for their liberal support,
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MISCELLANEOUS RECORD.
Councils in Philadelphia subordinate to the State!Machpelah, north side Washington av from 10th to Council, with their places and times of meeting.
1. Experiment, N E 9th and Spring Garden, Friday.
2. Enterprise, Wm. Penn Hose House, Tuesday.
4. Resolution, O. F. Hall, (Frankford; ) Thursday. 5. Washington, N E cor. 9th & Callowhill, Monday. 6. Pennsylvania, 10th and Vine, Monday.
7. United States, 3d bel Catharine, Wednesday.
9. Kensington, U. Am. M. Hall, Thursday.
10. Independent, U. Am. M. Hall, Monday.
11. Liberty, Germantown av ab 5th, Wednesday.
12. Vigilant, U. Am. M. Hall, Tuesday.
14. Hand-in-Hand, Lombard ab 13th, Monday.
15. Fame, U. Am. M. Hall, Tuesday.
19. Eagle, 2d opposite Dana, Friday.
24. Rising Sun, ( Nicetown, ) Monday.
26. Elm Tree, U. Am. M. Hall, Tuesday.
28. Northern Liberty, 2d opposite Dana, Monday.
36. Decatur, U Am. M. Hall, Tuesday.
37. Chestnut, (Chestnut Hill,) Wednesday.
38. Spring Garden, U. Am. M. Hall, Thursday.
39. Science, 8th bel Arch, Tuesday.
40. Reliance, Main ab Washington, (Germantown,) Wednesday.
42. Diligent, N W 10th and Spring Garden, Monday.
43. Philadelphia, 10th and Vine, Wednesday.
44. Mount Vernon, Southwark Eng. House, Tues- dlav.
45. Radiant Star, U. Am. M. Hall, Tuesday.
47. Relief, U. Am. M. Hall, Wednesday.
50. Keystone, Gay st ( Manayunk,) Thursday.
52. Fredonia, Odd F. Hall, Wednesday.
56. Schuylkill, Coates ab 19th, Wednesday.
70. Excelsior, 11th and Girard av, Thursday.
79. Heart and Hand, (Roxborough,) Monday.
118. Leverington, Green la and Ridge av, Friday. Degree Councils in Philadelphia.
1. Northern Liberties, U. Am. M. Hall, 4th and George, 1st and 3d Saturday.
2. United, N W cor. 13th and Race, 1st Friday.
3. United States, 8d bel Carpenter.
8. American Star, 9th and Callowhill, 1st Monday.
9. Mount Vernon, Southwark Engine House, 4th Saturday.
11. Dripping Rock, ( Manayunk,) Thursday.
CEMETERIES.
Beth El Emeth, junction of Market street, Fisher's av and Areh st (W P). Alfred T. Jones, Presi- dent. David Eger, Treasurer. P. Homberg, Sexton.
Cathedral, Laucaster Turnpike.
Cedar Hill, (Praukford.) Peter Castor, President. William Overington, Treasurer. Isaac Shalleross, Secretary.
German Hebrew, near Frankford. Samuel Adter, President. Solomon Teller, Vice President. L. Ellinger, Secretary.
Glenwood, Ridge av and Islington lane. Office 16 N 7th. James D, Whetham, President. Henry T. Grout, Secretary and Treasurer.
Lafayette, 9th, 10th, Federal and Wharton. Joel B. Sutherland, President. Charles M. Prevost, Secretary and Treasurer.
Laurel Hill, Ridge av near Schuylkill Falls. Office Phil. Library. John Jay Smith, President. Fre- derick Brown, Treasurer. Lloyd P. Smith, Sec- retary.
Lebanon, Passyunk av W Broad. Office 717 Lom- bard. Jacob C. White, sen., President. Cyrus B. Miller, Secretary.
Leverington, (Roxborough.) Charles Thomson Jones, President Anthony D. Levering, Scere- tary. Iloratio G. Jones, Treasurer.
11th. William D. Brown, Bresident. Matthew Grier, Secretary. Peter Williamson, Treasurer. Monument, Broad ab Montgomery. Office 219 N 6th. Joseph Plankinton, President. Enoch Tay- lor, Secretary. Wm. Vodges, Treasurer. Daniel Smith, Superintendent.
Mount Moriah, Darby road, 3 miles fromn Market st. bridge. Office 20 S 18th. Rodney D. King, President. George Connell, Secretary and Trea- surer.
Mount Sinai, near Bridesburg. Henry Meyer, President. Adolph Klopfer, Treasurer. B. Il. Feustmann, Secretary. M. Gotthilf, Sexton.
Mourt Vernon, Ridge av opposite Laurel Hill. Office 637 Market. William Musser, President. Rich- ard M. Greiner, Secretary and Treasurer. Wm. Sinton, Superintendent.
Mutual, Washington av ab 9th, south side. George W. Gillingham, President. Lewis Gillingham, Secretary. William Robinson, Treasurer.
Odd Fellows, 24th street and Islington lane. James B. Nicholson, President. Charles Kochersperger, Treasurer. William D. Mensing, Secretary and Superintendent.
Olive, Lancaster turnpike. Office 422 S 6th. Ste- phen Smith, President. George W. Goines, Sec- retary.
Philadelphia, Passyunk av W Broad. Office 245 S 3d. Samuel Grant, sen., Proprietor.
Philanthropic, Passyunk av below County Prison. George Smith, President. John F. Reed, Secre- tary. Benj. M. Evans, Treasurer.
Ronaldson's, west side 9th from Shippen to Fitz- water. John Wallace, President. Benj. Mifflin, Secretary. Samuel Tiller, Treasurer. John Mereer, Superintendent.
St. Mary's, Buck road bel County Prison. Office at St. Mary's Church, 4th street. Rev. Geo. Strobel, President. James M&Cann, Secretary. Joseph F. Suyder, Treasurer.
United American Mechanics and United Daughters of America, 21st street and Islington lane. Office in Basement of Hall, N E cor. 4th and George. Geo. W. Ford, President. William M. Weckerly, Secretary. Robert G. March, Treasurer. Jerc- Dijah Hansbury, Superintendent.
Woodlands, Darby road. Office 813 Arch. Eli K. Price, President. Joseph B. Townsend, Secretary and 'Treasurer
MARKET HOUSES.
Broad and Race.
Eastern, 5th and Merchant.
Franklin, 10th and Marble.
Kater, 16th and South.
People's, Pine n 19tn.
Western, 16th and Market.
.Murket Places.
Callowhill Street, from 4th to 7th.
Eleventh Street, from Shippen to Carpenter.
Girard av, from Crease to Frankford av, Howard to 3d, Lawrence to 7th, and from 10th to 12th. Moyamensing av, from Prime to Wharton.
North 2d Street, from Coates to Poplar. Shippen Street, from 3d to 5th.
South 21 Street, from Pine to South. Spring Garden Street, from Marshali to 12th. Twenty-first and Market Streets.
Public Halls and Places of Amusement.
American Academy of Music, S W Broad & Locust. Arch Street Theatre, Arch above 6th Assembly Building, S W eor. 10th & Chestnut.
The largest Wholesale and Retail Stock of Watches and Jewelry
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MISCELLANEOUS RECORD.
Concert Hall, 1221 Chestnut.
Franklin Hall, 54 N 6th.
German Theatre, Callowhill below 5th.
Handel and Haydn Hall, N E 8th & Spring Garden. Spring Garden Assembly Roon, S F. cor. Broad & Metropolitan Hall, 613 Chestnut. Spring Garden. Musical Fund Hall, 806 Locust.
National Hall, 1226 Market.
National Theatre and Circus, Walnut above 8th. Sanford's Opera House, 11th below Market. Sansom Hall, Sansom above 6th.
Walnut Street Theatre, N E cor. 9th & Walnut. Washington Hall, S W cor. 8th & Spring Garden.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT .- SUCCESSIVE ADMINISTRATIONS. 1789 TO 1861.
PRESIDENTS.
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
EXPENDITURES AND PUBLIC DEBTS.
1789 to 1797
George Washington, Va. John Adams, Mass.
John Adams, Mass
$51,983,655 47
1501 to 1809
Thomas Jefferson, Va.
Aaron Burr, N. Y.
106,287,186 2]
1809 to 1517
James Madison, Va.
George Clinton, N. Y.
228,113,SS2 54
1817 to 1825
James Monroe, Va.
Daniel D. Tompkins, N. Y.
205,729,557 85
1829 to 1827
Andrew Jackson, Tenn.
John C. Calhonn, S. C.
210,079,007 44
1837 to 1841
Martin Van Buren, N Y.
Richard M Johnson, Ky.
133,030,836 46
1841 to 1845
John Tyler, Va.
1845 to 1849
James Kuox Polk, Tenn.
George M. Dallas, Pa.
347,149,699 00
1853 to 1855
Millard Fillmore, N. York.
1853 to 1857
Franklin Pierce, N. H.
William R. King, Ala .*
1857 to 1861
James Buchanan, Pa.
John C. Breckinridge, Ky.
* Died in office.
* Died 1Sth of April, 1853.
GOVERNORS OF PENNSYLVANIA. Speakers of the House of Representatives.
Thomas Mifflin,
66
Philadelphia, =
elected
1790 Wm. Bingham,
1791/Samuel Anderson, .. .1833
re-elected
1793 Gerardns Wynkoop, .... 1793 William Patterson, . .. .1834
Thomas M'Kean,
Philadelphia, 66
elected
1799 Cadwalader Evans,
.. 1799 Ner Middlesworth,. .1836
Simon Snyder,
Union County,
elected
ISOS; Charles Porter,
IS06 |Wm. A. Crabb, .1841
Joseph Heister,
Berks County,
elected elected
1823 John St. Clair,
1814 James Cooper, .. 1847
George Wolf, 66
Northampton Co.,
1829 Rees Hill,
.1816 John S. M.Calmont, .1850
Joseph Ritner,
Washington Co.,
elected
1835 Rees Hill,
1819. John S. Rhey, .1852
David R. Porter, 66
Huntingdon Co.,
elected
1838 Joseph Lawrence,
.182Wm. P. Schell, 1853
Francis R. Sbank,
6
Alleghany Co.,
re-elected
elected
1848 Joseph Ritner,.
1826 S. Lawrence Getz,. .1857
James Pollock,
Northumberland Co., elected
1854 Frederick Smith,.
,1830 W. A. C. Lawrence, ...
.1859
elected 1857 John Laporte, .. .1832
Speakers of the Senate of Pennsylvan a.
Richard Peters, . 1791| Jesse R. Burden. .1837 Samuel Powell,.
1792 Charles B. Penrose, . .. 1838 Anthony Morris 1794 William T. Rogers, ... .1840 William Bingham, .1795 Charles B Penrose, . . . .. 184]
Robert Hare,. 1796 John Strahan, .. .1842 John Wood,. 1500 William Bigler,. 1843
Samuel Maclay
1802 William P. Wilcox, .. .1845 Robert Whitehill, . 1804 Daniel L. Sherwood, .. .1846 James Brady, 1806 Charles Gibbons .. 1847 P. C. Lane,. 1807 Wm. Williamson, .184S John Todd,. 1815 George Darsie, ... 1849 Isaac Wenner,.
,1817 Valentine Best,. 1850 William Marks, jr
Thomas Burnside,
.1825 John H. Walker, .. 1852 Alexander Mahon .1826 Thomas Carson, . 1853 Daniel Sturgeon, . .1828 Maxwell M'Caslin, .1854
William G. Hawkins,. . 1830 William M Heister, .. .. 1855 Jesse R. Burden, 1833 William M. Piatt, ... .1856 Thomas Ringland, . .. 1834 David Taggart, .] S57 Jacob Kern. 1835 William H. Welsh, ..... 1858
Thos. S. Cunningham, . . 1836 John Criswell, jr., .. .1859
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Governor, WILLIAM F PACKER.
Secretary of the Cowmonweatth, WILLIAM M. HEISTER.
Attorney General,
JOHN H. KNOX.
Auditor General,
THOMAS COCHRAN.
Surveyor General, WILLIAM H. KEIM.
Superintendent of Common Schools, HENRY C. HICKOK.
Deputy Superintendent. JOHN M. SULLIVAN.
in the United States. H. Mulligan, 444 North Second St., Philadelphia.
1796 George Latimer, ...
.1794 James Thompson,. .1835
44
re-elected
1805 Simon Snyder, ...
.1804| Wm. Hopkins ;. .1839
1811 Simon Snyder,
1807 James Ross Snowden. , . . 1842
William Findley,
Westmoreland Co ..
re-elected re-elected elected
1814 James Engle,
1809 H. B. Wright, .. 1843
1817 John Weber,
1810 James Ross Snowden, . .. 1844
1820 John Tod ..
1812. Findlay Patterson, .. .1845
John Andrew Shultz, Lebanon County,
re-elected elected
re-elected
1832 Wm. Davidson,
1818 John Cessna, .. 1851
re-elected
1841|John Gilmore,
.1821 E. B. Chase,. 1854
elected 1844 Joseph Lawrence, 1847 Joel B. Sutherland,. .. 1825 Richardson L. Wright, .. 1856
.1822 Henry K Strong, .1855
William F. Johnson, Armstrong Co.,
William Bigler,
Clearfield Co., elected 1851 Ner Middlesworth,
.1825 A. Brower Longaker,. .1858
William F. Packer,
Lycoming Co.,
Thomas Jefferson, Va.
40,306,313 SS
George Clinton. N. Y.
Elbridge Gerry, Mass.
1825 to 1829
John Quincy Adams, Mass.
John C. Calhoun, S. C.
95,805,447 74
1841 to 1845
William Henry Harrison, Ohio.
John Tyler, Va.
123,S3S,160 12
1849 to 1853
Zachary Taylor, La .*
Millard Fillmore, N. Y.
re-elected
1802 Isaac Weaver, Jr,, ..
.1800 Lewis Dewart, ... .1837
1826 Jacob Holgate,.
. 1815 Wm. F. Packer,. .1S4S
re-elected
Martin Van Buren. N. Y.
1797 to 1801
.1821 Benjamin Matthias, .. IS51
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MISCELLANEOUS RECORD.
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
SESSION OF 1860.
SESSION COMMENCES TUESDAY, JAN. 3d, 1860.
Those Senators marked with a star are newly elected.
SENATE.
1st District-Philadelphia
I N Marselis, D John H. Parker, Op. *George R. Smith, Op. *George Connell, Op. 2d-Chester and Delaware. Thomas S. Bell, D. 3d-MMontgomery. John Thompson, Op. 4th-Bucks. Mahlon Yardly, Op.
5th-Lehigh & Northampton. Jeremiah Shindel, D. 6th-Berks. Benj. Nunemacher, D ith-Schuytkilt. Robert Jt. Palmer, Op.
Sth-Carbon, Monroe, Pike, and Wayne
21st-Indiana & Armstrong. *J E. Meredith, Op.
Thomas Craig, D 9th-Bradford, Susquchan- 22d-Westmoreland & Fay- ette. Jacob Turney, D.
na, Wyoming, & Sul- livan. *George Landon, Op.
10th-Luzerne.
*\V. W. Ketchnm, Op.
11th-Tioga, Potter, M' Kcan & Warren. *Isaac Benson, Op.
12th-Clinton, Lycoming,
Centre, & Union.
Andrew Gregg, Op.
13th-Snyder, Northumber-
land, Monteur, and 27th-Erie and Crawford Columbia. Darwin A Finney, Op.
Reuben Keller, D
14th-Cumberland, Juniata,
28th-Clarion, Jefferson, Fo- rest & Elk. D. L. Blood, D.
Opposition Senators, .2]
Democratic Senators,. .12
Opposition majority, 9
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Philadelphia. 1 Joseph Caldwell, D. 2. Wm B. Turner, Op. 3 Patrick M.Donongh, D. 4. Henry K Strong, Op. 5. Joseph Moore, jr, Op. 6. Charles O'Neill, Op. 7. J. H Seltzer, Op. 8. Jacob E Ridgway, Op. 9. Henry Dunfap, D. 10 S S. Pancost, Op 11. 1-aac A Sheppard, Op. 12. Richard Wildey, Op. 13. Wm. D. Morrison, D. 14. James Donnelly. D.
16. Thomas W. Duffield. D 17. Charles F. Abbott, Op. Delaware. Wm. D. Fennell, Op. Chester.
Caleb Pierce, Op. Montgomery.
John Dismantt D.
David Stoneback, D.
Dr. Charles Il. Hill, D. Bucks.
Joseph Barnsley, Op.
Jesse W. Knight, Op. Northampton
Jacob Cope, D
P. F. Ellenberger, D.
Lehigh and Carbon. .
Samnel J. Kistler, Op. Zacharias Long, D. Monroe and Pike. Charles D. Broadhead, D. Wayne. H. E. Bardslee, D. Luzerne. John Stonc. D.
Thomas Stevens,
1796
66
1833
Cornelius W. Slafford,
1797
66
C:
1837
66
1799
A. McElroy,
1839
Susquehanna.
1501
66
IS40
James Robinson,
1802
1841
George T. Frazier, Op. Bradford. Thomas Smead, Op.
O. H. P. Kiuney, Op.
Wyoming, Sultiran, Colum- bia and Montour.
Samuel Cake, D.
George D. Jackson, D.
Lycoming and Clinton.
Robert Cranc, D.
George A. Achenbach, D,
Centre.
B. & T. Kite, 1$14
1853
James Rob nson, 1S16
16
1817
1855
Edward Davis,
John Adams Paxlon,
ISIS
. IS57
1819
. 1658
Thomas lfays, Op.
Edward Whitely, ·
1820
66
. 18559
M.Carty & Davis,
1821
. 1860
. 1822
Robert De Silver, . IS23
Armstrong & Westmoreland Andrew Craig, Op. J. R 'M'Gonigal, Op. John H. Coulter, D. Fayette. John Collins, Op. Greene.
Daniel W. Gray, D. Washington. George W. Lawrence, Op.
Wm .. Graham, O.p. Alleghany. Wm. Varimmn, Op. David A. Pressley, Op. Charles 1 .. Gochring, Op.
David E. Bayard, Op. Win. Espy, Op. Beaver & Lawrence.
Joseph Il. Wilson, Op James D. Bryson, Op. Butter.
John M. Thompson, Op.
W. M.El. Graham, Op. Mercer & Venango.
George D. Ilofins, Op. Elisha W. Davis, Op. Clarion & Forest.
John M. Fleming, D.
Jefferson, Clearfield, M. Keun and Etk.
I. G. Gordon, Op. A. M. Benton, D. Crawford & Warren.
Hiram Butler, Op.
Henry R, Rouse, Op. Eric.
Henry Teller, Op.
Joseph Gunnison, Op.
Richard J. Proudfoot, Op.
Potter and Tioga.
Indiana.
A. Wilson Taylor, Op.
L. P. Williston, Op. Lewis Mann, Op.
Opposition 65, Democrats 34, Vacancy, 1.
RECAPITULATION.
Democrats. 12 21
Senate, .
House of Representatives, 34 65
-
Total, .
16
86
46
Opposition majority on joint ballot .. 40
List of Philadelphia Directories.
. PUBLISHER.
YEAR.
PUBLISHER.
TEAR.
Francis White, 1785
John Macpherson,
·
Clement Biddle,
1791
Robert De Silver, Thomas Wilson, Robert De Silver,
· 1828
James Hardie, 66
.
1793
. 1529
.
1794
=
1S30
Edmund Hogan, .
1795
ISS1
Peler Byrne, D. D. L. Chepin, D.
=
1800
1804
IS43
1805
IS44
1806
1845
IS07
.
66
IS 8
-
1817
1848
1819
ISII
1850
Census,
John Adems Paxton, IS13
.
Adam R Barlow, Op.
Mifflin. George Bates, D.
Union, Snyder & Juniata.
W. F. Wagonsel er, Op.
Northumberland. Amos T. T. Bise!, Op.
Schuylkill.
John S. Boyer, Op. C. L Pinkerton,, Op. Joseph K. Maurer, D. Dauphin.
Wm. C. A. Lawrence, Op. Vacancy. Lebanon. Joseph Eckman, Op. Berks. Elijah Penn Smith, D. Solomon L. Custer, D. Joshua S. Miller, D. Lancaster.
Nathl. Eilmaker, Jr., Op. Samuel Keneagy, Op. Amos S. Green, Op. J. E Cassel, Op. York.
Frederick Snlızback, Op. John Manifold, D. Cumberland & Perry.
John M.Curdy Op. John Power, D. Adams.
Samuel Durboraw, Op. Franklin & Fulton. James R. Brewster, Op. James C. Anstin, Op.
Bedford & Somerset.
George W. Williams Op. George G. Walker, Op. Huntingdon. J. Simpson Africa, D. Blair.
Jacob Burley, Op. Cambria.
23:t-Washington & Greene. George W. Miller, D. 24th-Alleghany. John P'. Penny, Op. *Elias H. Irish, Op.
25th-Beaver and Butter. *De L. Imbre, Op. 26th-Lawrence Mercer, and Venango. Win. M Francis, Op.
1835
6.
1798
1803
. 1542
·
15. J. F. Preston, Op
Win. Shafer. Op.
Isaac Acker, Op.
1851
·
1852
.
1854
·
.
. 186
66
1846
.
1800
IS10
-
Opposition.
. 1824
. 1825
S. E. Cohen, . 1860
Perry & Mifflin. *Dr. E. D. Crawford, D. 15th-Dauphin & Lebanon. John B. Rutherford, Op. 16th- Lancaster. Bartram A. Shaeffer, Op Robert Baldwin, Op. 17th-York. William H. Welsh, D. 1Sth-Adams, Franklin Fulton. * Alex. K M'Clure, Op. 19th-Somerset, Bedford & Huntingdon. Wm. P. schell, D. 20th-Blair, Cambria, and Clearfield. *Louis W. Hall, Op.
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AND THE CELEBRATED
BOYNTON PATENT SELF-CLEARING, GAS CONSUMING HEATER.
LEED'S IMPROVED PATENT HOT WATER OR STEAM APPARATUS, is superior to any contrivance of the kind yet invented, abundant testimony can be shown to warrant this claim. It is designed for private residences or public buildings.
THE BOYNTON PATENT SELF-CLEARING FURNACE, with the late improvements for CONSUMING THE GAS. The most complete HOT AIR FURNACE ever invented. It received the highest premium at the Pennsylvania State Fair.
Also, all sizes of HAYE'S PATENT COOKING and HEATING RANGES, which obtained the highest premium at the last State Fair. A general assortment of PORTABLE FURNACES, PARLOR GRATES, REGISTERS, VENTILATORS, &c.
REFERENCES.
Public Institutions, Churches. &c.
Dwellings, Stores, &c.
Philadelphia County Prison, Philadelphia.
House of Refuge,
Deaf and Dumb Asylum,
Northern Home for Frieudless Children, Philadelphia. Bedford Street Mission,
Wm. A. Drown, 3d and Market.
Central High School,
B. L Langstroth, Market Street, Germantown. J. W. Smith, 20th and Spruce.
Warner Public School, Robertson Street, 66
Monroe Public School, Buttonwood Street, 66
Mantua Public School, S. Second Street, 66
Public School, Norristown, Pa.
Col. D. W. C. Moore, Sth ahove Brown.
E. H. Frismuth, Arch, west of Seventeentli.
Farnum School, Beverly, N. J. Young Ladies' Seminary, Freehold, N. J.
Gilbert Combs, 406 Marshall. Chas. Ferguson, 364 Walnut. Ludwig, Kneedler & Co., 36 N. 3d.
Frederick Female Seminary, Frederick City, Md.
Hertzog Theo. Institute, New Brunswick, N. J.
Lehigh Coal and Navi. Co., 2d St., above Walnut.
Friend's Meeting House, 15th and Cherry.
J. F. Whitall, Sandy Hill R'd, Norristown.
Eli K. Price, Arch above Eighth.
C. J. Sutter, 304 Callowhill.
James Cox, 1515 Walnut. Paul B. Goddard, M. D., Walnut and Juniper.
Tabernacle, M. E. Church, 11th above Jefferson. Methodist Episcopal Church, Front and Laurel. Episcopal Church, West Chester, Pa.
Mount Holly Bank, Mount Holly, N. J.
Bank of North America, Chestnut above 3d. Commonwealth Bank, Chestnut cor. 4th.
S. Bancroft, Media, Delaware Co.
John Buzby, Moorestown, N. J.
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J. Richardson, Pres. N. A. Bank, 1722 Walnut. Solomon Wagner, 5th below Franklin. Chas. Wannemacher, 431 North 5th.
· Clifton, Albright & Co., Jayne's New Building, Chestnut. A. D. Downs, Franklin above Poplar. Judge George M. Strond, 20th and Master.
Wilstach & Co., 28 N. 3d.
St. Jude's Episcopal Church, Franklin Street. Trinity Church, Episcopal, Catharine ab. 2d. St. David's Episcopal Church, Manayunk.
William Warnock, North Eighth Street. Isaac F. Baker, 301 Arch. Rev. George Duffield, Sth above Coates,
John E. Graeff, Pine Grove, Sch. Co.
Capitol, Representatives' Hall, Washington, D. C
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PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
MILL STONES.
SMUT MACHINES.
S. M. MECUTCHEN
MACHINE
SMUT
DUSTER.
BRAN
MILL-WRIGHT, MACHINIST & BURR MILL STONE MANUFACTURER, SOLE PROPRIETOR OF JOHNSON'S IMPROVED SMUT & SCREENING MACHINE. IMPROVED WROUGHT IRON CONCAVE BRAN DUSTER &C. NO. 34 Haydack St below Front. RESIDENCE NO. 2ET QUEEN ATP. WARD.
PHILADELPHIA IMPROVED OLD ANCHOR BOLTING CLOTH, ADDRESS KENSINGTON P.O.
IMPROVED ANGHOR BRAND BOLTING CLOTHS. Smut Machines, Improved Water Wheels, &c.
SAMUEL M. MECUTCHEN,
MILLWRIGHT & BURR MILLSTONE MANUFACTURER, No. 34 Haydock Street, below Front, PHILADELPHIA.
Solid Burr Stones, from 20 inches to 4 feet in diameter, with self-adjusting Balance Ryne complete. Cocalico and Esopus Millstones, Mill Irons and Sinut Machines, furnished to order. Square-meshed Bolting Cloths, from the most approved manufactories, always on hand, made up and put on to order, cheap and warranted.
Portable Mills, with Solid Burr, or Cocalico Stones, from two to three feet in diameter. Cob Crushers, and Plaster Breakers, and Improved l'atent Mill Bush Overshot and Surface Water Wheels, put up on approved principles.
Sole proprietor of Johnson's improved and much approved Smut and Screening Machines. These machines are given to Millers with all coufidence, as the best machines now known or in use, as all who have seen them can testify, and numerous certificates will show. Upwards of Two Thousand of these machines are now in use, and giving perfect satisfaction. MECUTCHEN's improved Smut Machine aud' Separator combined. Improved Cast Irou Corn Kiln. All persons are cautioned against using them, unless got of me, or of my legally authorized agents.
SAMUEL M. MECUTCHEN.
THIS IS TO CERTIFY, That we have now in use in our Mills, two of Johuson's Patent Smut and Screening Machines, aud are satisfied that they are the best we have ever used.
JOSEPH T. PRICE & Co., JAMES E. PRICE & CO.
Brandywine Mills, Sept. 20th, 1850.
> Orders (post-paid) from any part of the country strictly attended to and promptty executed.
ALSO,
IRON CONCAVE BRAN DUSTER, IMPROVED.
CERTIFICATE.
BRANDYWINE MILLS, Aug. 1804.
We have now in operation in our Mills one of McFarland & Carpenter's New Bran Dusters, and believe it in preferable to any other now in use. We have Johnson's also, and Frost and Monroe's in operation here. We recommend the said Duster, with great confidence, to the Millers; believing it to be a great acquisition to the machinery of a Mill, as it thoroughly separates the flour from the bran, which cannot be done by the ordinary process of Bolting. The power to drive it is very small and of no consequence, not being perceptible in our Mills
JAMES E PRICE & CO.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
M. WALKER & SON 9 No. 535 Market, (Cor. 6th St.,) Philadelphia, MANUFACTURERS OF PATENT
CORRUGATED WROUGHT IRON & WIRE RAILING,
ADMIRABLY ADAPTED FOR ENCLOSING : CEMETERIES, PUBLIC GROUNDS, CHURCHES, COTTAGES AND GARDENS, ALSO HOSPITAL AND PRISON GUARDS.
WROUGHT IRON FARM FENCE,
Made in Sections, arranged for Iron Posts ; readily transported and very easily put up.
IRON BEDSTEADS,
In great variety, plain and ornamental, including the WIRE SACKING BEDSTEAD, for Hospitals, Prisons, &c.
ORNAMENTAL WIRE WORK, for Greenhouses, Gardens, &c., WIRE SUMMER HOUSES, GRAVE ENCLOSURES, and every variety of WIRE TRELLIS WORK.
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