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Olive, Lancaster turnpike. Office 639 Lombard. Stephen Smith, President. George W. Goines, Secretary.
Philadelphia, Passyunk rd. W of Broad. Office 258 S 3d. Samuel Grant, sen., proprietor. Philanthropic, Passyunk rd. below County Prison. George Smith, President. John F. Reed, Secretary. Benj. M. Evans, Treasurer. Ronaldson's, west side 9th, from Shippen to Fitz- water. John Wallace, President. Benjamin Mifflin, Secretary. Samuel Tiller, Treasurer. John Mercer, Superintendent.
St Mary's, Buck road bel County Prison. Office at St Mary's Church, 4th st. Rev. George Stro- bel, President. James McCann, Secretary. Joseph F. Snyder, Treasurer.
United American Mechanics and United Daughters of America, 21st st. and Islington la Office in basement of Hall, N E cor 4th and George. George W. Ford, President. William M. Weck- erly, Secretary. William Nichuals, Treasurer. Jeremiah Hansbury, Superintendent.
Woodlands, Darby road. Office 813 Arch. Eli K. Price, President. Joseph B. Townsend, Secretary and Treasurer.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND PLACES.
Almshouse, west side Schuylkill opposite South. Assistant Quartermaster's Office, U. S. Marine Corps, 625 Spruce Carpenters' Hall, Carpenters' ct.
County Prison, Passyunk av n intersection of 10th Custom House, Chestnut between 4th and 5th Eastern Penitentiary of Pennsylvania, Coates n Fairmount.
| Fairmount Water Works, on the Schuylkill W of Morris.
Navy Yard and Offices, S E Front and Prime. Office of Army Clothing and Equipage U.S. Army, N E 12th and Girard.
Pennsylvania State Arsenal, 16th and Filbert. Penn's Treaty Monument, Beach ab Columbia av. Philadelphia Gas Works, c Market and Schuyl- kill river.
Philadelphia Post-Office, Dock below 3d.
Quartermaster's Office, U. S. Army, N E 12th and Girard.
Sailors' Home, 422 S Front.
State House, Chestnut bet 5th and 6th.
United States Arsenal, Gray's Ferry rd n Federal.
United States Arsenal, n Frankford.
United States Mint, Juniper and Chestnut.
PUBLIC, HIGH, AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL HOUSES. OWNED BY THE CITY.
Boys' High School, S E Broad and Green.
Girls' High School, Sargeant ab 9th.
Carroll, corner Salmon and Somerset.
Colored, 6th above Lombard.
Harrison, Master above 2d. Jefferson, 5th above Poplar.
John Q. Adams, Garden below Buttonwood.
Livingston, 23d above Callowhill.
Locust Street, N E 12th and Locust.
Madison, New Market above Noble.
Manayunk, Green lane. Marshall, N W Marshall and Sellers, Fkd. Mifflin, 3d above Brown.
Monroe, Buttonwood below 11th.
Morris, Palmer above Thompson.
Mount Vernon, Catharine between 3d and 4th.
North East, New above Front.
North West, Race below 15th.
Penn, S E 8th and Thompson.
Ringgold, N E 8th and Fitzwater.
Rittenhouse, Rittenhouse, Gtn.
South East, Front bel Pine.
South West, 23d below Pine.
Weccacoe, S E 2d and Reed.
West Philadelphia, Chestnut n Margaretta.
Zane Street, Filbert above 7th.
PUBLIC HALLS AND PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.
American Academy of Music, S W Broad and Locust.
Arch Street Theatre, Arch above 6th.
Assembly Building, S W 10th and Chestnut.
Concert Hall, 1221 Chestnut.
Continental Theatre, Walnut above 8th.
Frankford Lyceum of Science, Fkd ab Sellers.
Franklin Hall, 54 N 6th.
German Theatre, Callowhill below 5th.
IIandel and Haydn Hall, N E 8th and Spg Garden Kater IIall, South below 16th.
Metropolitan IIall, 613 Chestnut
Musical Fund Hall, 806 Locust.
National Guards' Hall, Race below 6th.
National Hall, 1226 Market.
Olympic Theatre, Race above 2d.
Sanford's Opera House, IIth below Market. Sansom Hall, Sansom above 6th.
Spring Garden Assembly Room, S E Broad and Spring Garden.
Walnut Street Theatre, N E 9th and Walnut.
Washington IIall, S W 8th and Spring Garden. Wright's Institute, Unity and Franklin.
Patten's, 630 Chestnut Strect.
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MISCELLANEOUS RECORD.
MARKET COMPANIES. DELAWARE AVENUE.
Delaware avenue to Water and Dock to Spruce. Edward Browning, President; Jas. H. Hurtt, Secretary ; William J. Carlin, Treasurer.
EASTERN.
Fifth and Merchant.
Edward Carpenter, President ; Henry T. Manly, Secretary : Henry Godley, Treasurer ; William H. Shuster, Superintendent.
FARMERS'.
Market to Filbert above 11th.
H. Jones Brooke, President; Thomas Speak- man, Secretary ; James J. Lewis, Treasurer.
FARMERS' WESTERN.
Twenty-first and Market.
John Young, President; Morris S. Hansell, Secretary ; William F. Simes, Treasurer ; John Lynch, Superintendent.
FRANKLIN.
Tenth and Marble.
Edward Wartman, President ; Daniel R. Paul, Secretary ; John Hinckle, Treasurer ; William W. Trout, Superintendent.
GERMANTOWN.
Germantown av bet School and Queen.
Stephen Coulter, President; Joseph King, Sec- retary and Treasurer.
KATER.
South street near 16th. John Kater, Propr.
UNION.
Second to St. John, above Callowhill.
Enos Smedley, President ; Wm. Larzelere, Sec- retary and Treasurer.
WESTERN.
Sixteenth and Market.
David B. Paul, President ; Philip Lowry, jr., Secretary ; Abraham R. Paul, Treasurer.
PUBLIC MARKETS.
Callowhill Street, from 4th to 7th.
Eleventh Street, from Shippen to Carpenter. Girard Av, from Crease to Fkd 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 2d Street, from Pine to South. Spring Garden Street, from Marshall to 12th. Twenty-first and Market Streets.
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE. SESSION OF 1861.
(Newly elected members marked with a star.) SENATE.
1st District - Philadel- 5th-Lehigh & North- phia. *Jeremiah Nichols, R. ampton. Jeremiah Schindel, D.
John II. Parker, R. 6th-Berks. George R. Smith, R. George Connell. R. *Iliester Clymer, D. 2d-Chester & Delaware. 7th-Schuylkill.
*Jacob S. Serrill, R. Robert M. l'almer, R.
3d-Montgomery. John Thompson, R.
4th-Bucks.
Mahlon Yardley, R.
*Henry S. Mott, D.
9th-Bradford, Susque- 18th-Adams, Franklin hanna, Sullivan. &. and Fulton.
Wyoming. A. K. McClure, R.
George Landon, R. 19th-Somerset, Bedford
10th-Luzerne. and Huntingdon.
W. W. Ketchum, R.
20th - Blair, Cambria
11th - Tioga, Potter, and Clearfield.
McKean & Warren. Louis W. Hall, R.
Isaac Benson, R. 21st-Indiana & Arm-
12th-Clinton, Lycom- strong.
ing, Centre and J. E. Meredith, R.
Union.
22d - Westmoreland
&
Andrew Gregg, R. Fayette. 13th - Snyder, North- "Smith Fuller, R. umberland, Mon- 23d-Washington and
tour & Columbia. Green.
*Franklin Bound. R. *Geo. V. Lawrence.
14th-Cumberland, Ju- 24th-Alleghany. niata, Perry and John P. Penney, R.
Elias II. Irish, R.
Mifflin.
25th-Beaver & Butler.
Dr. E. D. Crawford, D. De L. Imbrie, R. 15th-Dauphin & Le- 26th-Lawrence, Mercer banon. and Veuango.
A. R. Boughter, R. *Jas. II Robinson, R.
16th-Lancaster. 27th-Erie & Crawford.
*Wm. Hamilton, R. Darwin A. Finney, K.
*John Hiestand, R. 28th -Clarion, Jeffer-
17th-York. son, Forest & Elk.
Wm. II. Welsh, D. K. L. Blood, D.
Republican Senators, 27
6
Republican majority,
.
.
21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Philadelphia. Bradford.
1. Joseph Caldwell, D. 2. Thos. E Gaskill, D.
3. P. MeDonough, D.
4. Robt. E. Randall, D.
5. Joseph Moore, Jr., R. 6. Daniel G. Thomas, R. 7. Dr. J. II. Seltzer, R. 8. J. E. Ridgway, R.
9. Henry Dunlap, D.
JO. II. G. Leisenring, D. 11. Isaac A Sheppard, R. 12. Richard Wildey, R. 13. Wm. D. Morrison, D.
14. G. W. II. Smith, D. 15. John F. Preston, R. 16. Thos. W. Duffield, D. 17. Charles F. Abbot, R. Delaware. Chalkley Ilarvey, R. Chester. William T. Shafer, R.
Caleb Peirce, R.
Isaac Acker, R. Montgomery.
Dr. Charles H. Ilill, D. John Stoneback, D.
John Dismant, D. Bucks.
Joseph Barnsley, R.
Dr. Asher Reily, R. Northampton.
Jacob Cope, D. P. F. Eilenberger. D. Lehigh and Carbon.
William II. Butler, D. W. C. Lichtenwallner. D. Monroe and Pike.
Charles D. Brodbead, D. Wayne.
A. B. Walker, R. Luzerne.
John Manifold, D. Daniel Rieff, D.
Lewis Pughe, R.
Cumberland and Perry.
II. P. Hillman, R. William B. Irvin, R.
l'eter Byrne, D.
William Lowther, R.
Susquchanna. Adams.
George T. Frazier, R.
Henry J. Myers, D.
Henry W. Tracy, R. Dr. C. T. Bliss, R. Wyoming, Sullivan, Columbia & Montour. Thomas Osterhout, D. Iliram R. Kline, D. Lycoming und Clinton.
W'm. 1I. Armstrong, R. H. C. Bressler, R. Centre.
Wm. C. Duncan. R. Mifflin.
Adolphus F. Gibboney, R. Union, Snyder and Juniata. Thomas Hayes, R. John J. Patterson. R. Northumberland.
Amos T. Bisel, R. Schuylkill.
Daniel Koch. R. Henry Huhn, R. Lin Bartholomew, R. Dauphin .. William Clark, R. Dr. Lewis Heck, D. Lebanon. Jacob L. Bixler, R. Berks.
E. Penn Smith, D.
Michael P. Boyer, D. Henry B. Rhoads, D. Lancaster. Henry M. White, R. Joseph Hood, R. Miebael Uber, R. John M. Strhman, R. York.
Gilt Cornices, Banus, Gimps, Tassels, Fringes, and Curtain Goods;
.
Democratic Senators,
8th - Carbon, Mouroe, Pike & Wayne.
*S. S. Wharton, R.
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MISCELLANEOUS RECORD.
Franklin and Fulton.
Fayette.
James R. Brewster, R.
John Collins, R. Greene.
Jefferson,
·
1,886
1,493
Juniata,
1,503
1,465
Bedford and Somerset. Patrick Donley, D.
Lancaster,
13,012
7,153
Edward M. Schrock, R.
Washington.
Lawrence,
2,645
959
Lebanon,
3,847
2,234
Lehigh,
4,166
4,556
Luzerne,
6,662
6,916
Lycoming,
3,615
3,034
McKean,
1,048
706
Mercer,
3,624
2,794
Indiana.
Alexander H. Burns, R. Beaver and Lawrence.
Mifflin, .
1,723
1,490
Monroe,
822
2,163
Armstrong & Westmore- land.
J. W. Blanchard, R.
Montgomery,
5,812
7,392
J. R. McGonigal, R.
James Taylor, R.
Thomas Robinson, R.
Northumberland,
2,429
2,955
Mercer and Venango.
Perry.
2,416
2,128
Philadelphia,
40,233
42,119
Pike,
324
843
Clarion and Forest.
Erie.
Potter, .
1,410
615
William Devins. D.
Henry Teller. R.
Schuylkill,
7,301
7,067
Snyder,
1,704
1,135
Isaac G. Gordon, R.
S. B. Elliott, R.
Sullivan,
394
543
Susquehanna,
4,110
2,456
Tioga, .
4,147
1,331
Union, .
1,820
1,019
Venango,
2,581
2,122
Warren,
2,112
1,172
Washington,
4,768
4,206
Wayne,
2,610
2.537
Westmoreland,
4,830
5,276
Wyoming,
1,192
1,366
York,
5,322
6,665
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
262,349
230,257
October 9, 1860.
FULL OFFICIAL RETURNS. Curtin's Majority 32,092.
CURTIN.
FOSTER.
Adams, .
2,773
2,849
Alleghany,
15,879
9,190
Armstrong,
3,474
2,698
Beaver,
2,682
1,715
8,931
8,909
Bedford,
2,464
2,561
4th,
11,568
10,195
Berks, .
6,833
10,318
5th,
10,017
9,723
Blair, .
3,051
2,172
6th,
7th,
10,620
10,763
Butler, .
2,177
2,583
10th,
12,251
7,448
Carbon, .
1,722
1,930
11th,
9,867
9,518
Centre, .
3,165
2,824
12th,
11,719
11,024
Chester,
7,540
5,913
13th,
9,153
12,208
Clarion,
1,795
2,297
14th,
14,922
5,984
Clearfield,
1,755
2,040
15th,
11,925
10,239
Clinton,
1,750
1,703
16th,
11,711
12,069
Columbia,
1,848
2,586
17th,
11,673
11,144
Crawford,
5,277
3.178
18th,
11,185
8,219
Cumberland, .
3,625
3.716
19th,
11,790
9,761
Dauphin,
4,555
3,302
20th,
9,441
10,609
Delaware,
3,183
1,996
21st,
10,507
6,631
Elk,
·
5,613
2,469
23d,
7,636
6,078
Fayette,
3,382
3,556
24th,
11,799
10,219
Forest, .
125
66
25th,
10,705
5,551
Franklin,
4,053
3,379
Fulton, .
828
957
260,960
212,135
Greene,
1,529
2,669
212,135
Huntingdon,
3,070
2,114
Indiana,
3,672
1,886
People's majority, .
48,825
1,372
Samuel M. Lawrence, R.
B. B. Strong, R.
Republicans, 71. Democrats, 29. RECAPITULATION.
Republicans.
Democrats.
Senate,
27
6
House of Representatives,
29
-
98
35
35
Republican maj. on joint ballot, 63
Recapitulation of the vote for the candidates of the People's and the Democratic parties, in all the Districts in the State.
Districts.
People's. Democrats.
1st,
8,581
8,383
2d,
6,262
5,410
Bucks, .
6,383
6,330
8th,
7.111
9,993
3,526
2,548
9th,
12,964
Cambria,
6,664
2,328
10,144
7,699
Bradford,
W. M. Graham, K.
Northampton,
3,507
5,249
A. Craig, R.
Crawford and Warren.
George D. Hofius, R.
E. Cowan, R.
Elisha W. Davis, R.
Jefferson, Clearfield, McKean & Elk.
Potter and Tioga.
Somerset,
2,977
Joseph II. Wilson. R.
Montour,
983
1,220
Blair.
Kennedy Marshall, R.
James Roller, R.
Thomas Williams, R.
Cambria.
Charles L. Gehring, R.
Alexander C. Mullin, R.
William Douglas, K.
James Alexander. R.
John A. Happer, i.
Huntingdon.
Brice X. Blair, R.
Robert Anderson, R. Alleghany.
CURTIN.
FOSTER.
James C. Austin, R.
Charles W. Ashcom, R.
Erie,
421
633
22dl,
8,478
4,318
Patten's, 630 Chestnut Street.
230,257
Curtin's majority, . 32,092
3d,
Butler.
Hiram Butler, R.
Gideon J. Ball, R.
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MISCELLANEOUS RECORD.
LIST OF PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORIES.
PUBLISHER.
YEAR
Francis White, .
1785
PUBLISHER. John Adems Paxton, .
1813
PUBLISHER. A. McElroy, .
1841
John Macpherson,
1785
B. & T. Kite,
1814
66
1842
Clement Biddle,
1791
James Hardie,
1793
66
1794
Edward Davis,
1818
66
1846
Thomas Stevens,
Cornelius W. Stafford,
1797
Edward Whitely, Mc Carty & Davis, 16 66
1821
66
1849
66
180.1
1802
Thomas Wilson,
1825
66
1853
66 Robert Desilver, 60
1829
66
1855
66
66
1830
1856
16
60
1806
66
1831
1857
66
66
1833
66
1858
66
1808
66
66
1835
1859
1809
1810
A. McElroy, .
1839
A. McElroy, .
1861
Census,
MCELROY'S
PHILADELPHIA
CITY & BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 9
PUBLISHED ANNUALLY, IN JANUARY.
PRICE, $2 50.
Publication Office, No. 27 South Sixth Street.
MCELROY'S
REAL ESTATE AND
GENERAL BUSINESS AGENCY.
Real Estate Bought and Sold on Commission. House and Ground Rents promptly Collected. Money Procured on Mortgage on Real Estate. Money obtained on Good Collateral Securities.
No. 27 South Sixth Street.
66
66
1845
Edmund Hogan,
1795
1796
1798
66
1799
66
1800
Robert Desilver, 66
1823
66
1851
1824
16
1852
James Robinson,
60
1803
1828
1854
1804
S. E. Cohen, .
1860
66
1811
YEAR.
YEAR.
James Robinson, 66
1816
1843
1817
1844
John Adems Paxton,
1819
1847
1820
1848
1822
1850
1805
1807
1837
1860
1840
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SOME OF OUR REFERENCES. Public Institutions, Churches, &c.
Philadelphia County Prison,
Philadelphia.
House of Refnge, Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Northern Home for Friendless Children
Bedford Street Mission,
Central High School, Warner Public School, Robertson st., Monroe Public School, Buttonwood st, Mantua Public School, S. Second st., Public School, Norristown, Pa.
Farnum school, Beverly, N. J.
Young Ladies Seminary, Freehold, N. J. Frederick Female Seminary, Frederick City, Md.
Hertzog Theological Institute, New Brunswick, N. J. Lehigh Coal & Nav. Co., 2d st. ab. Walnut, Philada. Friends' Meeting House, 15th and Cherry sts., St. Jude's Episcopal Church, Frankliu st Trinity Church, Episcopal, Catharine ab. 2d,
St David's Episcopal Church, Manayunk. Tabernacle M E. Church, Ilth ab. Jefferson, Methodist Episcopal Church, Front and Laurel, Episcopal Church, West Chester, Pa Mount Holly Bank, Mount Holly, N. J.
Bank of North America, Chestuut street above 3d. Commonwealth Bank, Chestnut street above 4th. Capitol, Representatives Hall, Washington, D. C.
Dwellings, Stores, &c.
J. Richardson, Pres. N. A. Bank, 1722 Walnnt st. Solomon Wagner, 5th below Franklin. Charles Wannemacher, 431 North 5th. Wm. A. Drown, 3d and Market. B. L. Langstroth, Market st., Germantown.
J. W. Smith, 20th and Spruce. Clifton, Albright & Co., Jaynes' New Build., Chestnut. A. D Downs, Franklin above Poplar. Judge George M. Stroud, 20th and Master, Col. D. W. C. Moore, Sth above Brown. E. II. Frismuth, Arch west of 17th. Gilbert Combs, 406 Marshall st. Charles Ferguson, 364 Walnut st.
Ludwig, Kneedler & Co., 36 North 3d st.
Wilstach & Co., 24 North 3d st
J. F. Whitall, Sandy Hill Road, Norristown.
Eli K Price, Arch above Sth.
C. J. Sutter, 304 Callowhill st.
James Cox, 1515 Wainnt st.
Paul B. Goddard, M D., Walnut and Juniper. William Warnock, North Sth st. Isaac F Baker, 301 Arch.
Rev. George Duffield, Sth above Coates.
John E. Graeff, Pine Grove, Schuylkill Co.
S. Bancroft, Media, Delaware Co.
John Buzby, Moorestown, N. J.
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THE
GROVER AND BAKER SEWING MACHINE. THE BEST IN THE WORLD !
For families to use that desire a stitch unrivaled for BEAUTY, ELASTICITY and STRENGTH. This machine sews equally well on all fabrics; muslin, linen, woolen cloth, etc .; from the finest SWISS MUSLIN up to the HEAVIEST BEAVER CLOTH or LEATHER. It finishes its own work, which is more durable than any fabric, runs at a quicker rate of speed than any other, is very simple in its construction, easily understood, and with proper management NEVER GETS OUT OF ORDER.
Thousands of these machines are now valued as precious jewels in homes where, before their introduction, the luxury of perfeet sewing was never known. They are offered to the public as an article which never failed to give entire satisfaction.
An improved SHUTTLE MACHINE for Tailors, Shoebinders, &c., PRICE, FIFTY DOLLARS.
PLANTATION MACHINES for manufacturing heavy Clothing, Quilting, &c. JAY Our heavy Manufacturing Machines are the ONLY Machines suitable for BAG MAKING. Salesroom, No. 730 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA.
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PATENT LONG SAW GRINDING MACHINE
NOBLE=NAGLE ENGS PHIL
HENRY DISSTON,
Manufacturer of the Celebrated Cast-Steel, Patent, Ground Mill, Cross-cut and Circular Saws ; also, the Patent Combination Saw, which comprises a 24-inch Square, Rule, and Plumb, a Scratch-Awl, and Saw: it is one of the most useful tools a mechanic can have. Also, Hand, Panel, Ripping, Tenon, Wood, Web, Veneer, and Segment Saws; also, Trowels, Butchers' Saws, Saw and Straw Knives, Squares, Bevels, Guages, and Slaw-Cutters, Trunk Springs, &c., &c. Saw Mandrels, of the most approved styles, always on hand.
MANUFACTORY, LAUREL STREET, BELOW FRONT, Philadelphia.
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BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMBOAT CO'Y. ERICSSON LINE
VIA CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL. Through from Philadelphia to Baltimore in 14 Hours. DAILY, AT 3 O'CLOCK, P. M.
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The new Iron Steamboats of this Company are now running regularly between this City and Bal- timore. One of which leaves daily, (Sundays excepted, ) at 3 o'clock, and arrives in Baltimore early next morning. FREIGHTS of all kinds taken at the lowest rates.
Freights for the following cities and places will be received, and forwarded immediately on arrival in Baltimore, by the first conveyance and at the lowest rates.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
PORTSMOUTH, VA. CUMBERLAND, MD.
GEORGETOWN,
FREDERICKSB'G,
CINCINNATI, OHIO,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
NORFOLK, LYNCHBURG,
RICHMOND, WINCHESTER,
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PITTSBURG, PA.
GASTON,
HARPER'S FERRY,
FREDERICK, C
WASHINGTON "
WHEELING, 66
EMMITSBURG,
SOMERSET, 66
RALEIGH, WARRENTOWN, N. C. RIDGWAY, 66
MARTINSBURG, 66
HAGERSTOWN, '
UNIONTOWN,
And all points on the B. & O. R. R., and the South and West generally.
HORSES, CATTLE, LIVE STOCK and VEHICLES of all kinds, taken at the lowest rates. Special contracts made for large lots, by applying at the office.
mas Shippers will please send a memorandum with each lot or package of goods, with name of Shipper, Consignee, Destination, Mark and Number, to prevent mistakes and save trouble. Blank memorandums can be had by applying at the office.
A. GROVES, Jr., No. 19 South W'harves.
PENN STEAM ENGINE & BOILER WORKS.
NEAFIE & LEVY, SUCCESSORS TO REANEY, NEAFIE & CO.,
Practical and Theoretical Engineers,
MACHINISTS, BOILER-MAKERS, BLACKSMITHS & FOUNDERS.
Having, for many years, been in successful operation, and been exclusively engaged in building and repairing
MARINE AND RIVER ENGINES, High and Low Pressure, IRON BOATS, WATER TANKS, PROPELLERS, &C., &C.,
Respectfully offer their services to the public, as being fully prepared to contract for Engines of all sizes, Marine, River and Stationary, having sets of patterns of different sizes, are prepared to execute orders with quick despatch. Every description of Pattern-making made at the shortest notice. High and Low Pressure, Flue, Tubular, and Cylinder BOILERS, of the best Pennsylvania Charcoal Iron. Forgings of all sizes and kinds ; Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions ; Roll Turning, Screw Cutting, and all other work connected with the above business.
Drawings and Specifications for all work done at their Establishment, free of charge, and work guarantied.
The subscribers have ample Wharf Dock Room for repairs of Boats, where they can lie in perfect safety, and are provided with Shears, Blocks, Falls, &c., &c., for raising heavy or light weights.
JACOB G. NEAFIE, JOHN P. LEVY.
BEACH and PALMER STREETS, Fhilada.
HANOVER, PA. YORK, 66
ALEXANDRIA, VA. 66
CHARLESTOWN,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
WELDON, N. C. HENDERSON, '
PETERSBURG, ANNAPOLIS, MD.
BEDFORD, 66
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Front Street Wire Manufactory. WATSON, COX & CO.,
COAL AND SAND SCREENS, SIEVE, RIDDLE, SCREEN AND WIRE CLOTH MANUFACTURERS, No. 46 North Front Street, Philadelphia,
Where they continue to manufacture, of superior quality, Brass and Iron Wire Sieves of all kinds, Brass and Copper Wire Cloth for Paper Makers, &e. Cylinders and Dandy Rolls covered in the hest minner. Heavy Twilled Wire for Spark Catchers. Sieves of superior quality for Brass and Iron Founders. Screen Wire, Window Wire, Safes, Traps, Dish Covers, Coal and Sand Screens, &c. FANCY WIRE WORK, Of every description, executed in the neatest style. My Orders for city and country thankfully received and promptly attended to.
KENSINGTON KNITTING MILL.
MARTIN LANDENBERGER,
MANUFACTURER OF
PLAIN AND FANCY WOOLEN HOSIERY, COMFORTS, SHAWLS, HOODS, COATS, STOCKINGS, &C.,
Wildey Street & Frankford Road, bel. Franklin St., Kensington,
PHILADELPHIA.
RESIDENCE-No. 1013 North Fourth Street, above George, Northern Liberties.
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SNUT GROVE
ENUT
JT
CHESNE
GROVE
WHISKEY
JR. AGT.
HARTO
116
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CERTIFICATES.
is the characteristic and injurious ingredient of the Whiskeys in general use. that it contains NONE OF THE POISONOUS SUBSTANCE known as FUSIL OIL, which We have carefully tested the sample of Chesnut Grove Whiskey which you sent us, and find
NEW YORK, Sep. 3d. 1858.
I have analyzed a sample of Chesnut Grove Whiskey, received from Mr. Charles Wharton,
UT
CHES
O WHISKEY
C. W.
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WAS CHESNUT GROVE WHISKEY CHAS. ILLIUS, Agt., 59 Cedar St.
Jr., of Philadelphia, and, having carefully tested it, I am pleased to state that it is entirely FREE from POISONOUS or DELETERIOUS substances. It is an unusually pure and fine flavored
JAMES R. CHILTON, Analytical Chemist.
BOSTON, March 7th, 1859.
I have made a chemical analysis of commercial samples of Chesnut Grove Whiskey, which
of this Whiskey is derived from the Grain used in manufacturing it. Respectfully, proves to be free from the heavy Fusil Oils, and perfectly pure and unadulterated. The fine flavor
A. A. HAYES, M. D., State Assayer, No. 16 Boylston Street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr., Wholesale Agent, No. 116 WALNUT STREET, Second Story, PHILADELPHIA.
For Sale Retail by Druggists Everywhere.
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WHISKEY
116
PHILADELPHIA, Scp. 9th, 1858.
BOOTH, GARRET & CAMAC, Analytical Chemists.
quality of whiskey.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOSEPH A. NEEDLES, Manufacturer of WIRE, SILK & HAIR CLOTH SIEVES,
Coarse, medium and fine in mesh : large, middle-size and small in diameter."- METALLIC CLOTH, OR WOVEN WIRE,
Of the best qualities, various sizes of mesh, from Nos. 1 to 80 inclusive, and from 1 to 6 feet in width. They are numbered so many spaces to a lineal inch, and cut to suit. The subscriber also keeps constantly on hand
SCREENS,
For Coal, Sand, Ore, Lime, Grain, Gravel, Guano, Sumac, Sugar, Salt, Bone, Coffee, Spice, Drugs. Dye-Stuffs, &c. Together with an assortment of
BRIGHT AND ANNEALED IRON WIRE,
All of the above sold, wholesale or retail, by
J. A. NEEDLES, No. 54 North Front St., Philadelphia.
BEGGS & ROWLAND. PHILADELPHIA WACON MANUFACTORY.
US
A & G.M.C .CLEMENT
338.340 & 342. NORTH FRONT STREET.
PHILADA.
BEGGS & ROWLAND,
MANUFACTURERS OF WAGONS, DRAYS AND CARTS, Nos. 338, 340 & 342 North Front St., bet. Vine & Callowhill Sts., PHILADELPHIA. They have constantly on hand, and at their Agencies, PLANTERS' AND ROAD WAGONS. JET SOUTHERN ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
JOHN BEGGS.
P. S. ROWLAND.
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DATA
WILSON & CO.'S
JOCELYN MY
JOCELYN.N.Y.
PHILADELPHIA
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
SEWING MACHINE EMPORIUM,
NO. 136 NORTH NINTH STREET, ABOVE CHERRY,
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