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The March term commences after the first! Monday of December; the June term after the first Monday of March; the September term after the first Monday of June; and the De- cember term after the third Monday of Septem- ьсг.
Prothonotary ..... Richard Palmer, Jr., Esq.
ORPHANS' COURT.
Same Judges ..... Is in session on the first Sa- of Pennsylvania. turday and third Friday of every month.
Clerk ..... Jacob Lewis, Esq.
COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS.
INSOLVENT COURT. Same Judges ..... Is held four times in the year. Stated periods being set apart in each term for Same Judges ..... Held four times in the year, granting Tavern Licenses, disposing of the
a day of hearing being fixed by the Court. Continues in session until all the cases are dis- posed of.
Prothonotary ..... Richard Palmer, Jr., Esq.
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RAIL ROAD, COAL AND CANAL COMPANIES.
Philadelphia and Trenton Rail Road Compa" ny .-- Office corner of Third and Willow streets. Robert F. Stockton, President and Treasurer. Schuylkill Navigation Company .-- Office Ger- James Morrell, Secretary. man Hall. Solomon W. Roberts, President .! Harrisburg and Lancaster Rail Road .- Office Claudius Harper, Sec'y. Claudius Harper, Treas. 16 Mer. Exchange.
Camden and Amboy Rail Road and Transpor- Williamsport and Elmira Rail Road Compa- tation Company .- Office Walnut street wharf. ny .- Office No. 283 High street. Jacob Les, Robert L. Stevens, President. Edwin A. Ste- President. James F. Cottringer, Secretary. vens, Treasurer.
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal .-- Office 803 Delaware Coal Company .- Office 783 Walnut. Walnut street. C. Newbold, Jr., President. John R. White, President. Henry D. Sherrerd, Peter Lesley, Secretary and Treasurer.
Sec'y. Capital 300,000 dollars.
Little Schuylkill Navigation Rail Road and Coal Company .- No. 80 Walnut street. Edwin Swift, President. Samuel Bradford, Secretary.
Northern Liberty and Penn Township Rail Samuel Bradford, Treasurer.
Road .- Office 348 North Fifth street.
Bearer Meadow Rail Road and Coal Compa- Pennsylvania Canal Office .-- Office Carpen- ny .-- Office No. 84 Walnut street. Henry Budd, ter's Court.
President. John M'Clintock, Treasurer. Lloyd Chamberlain, Secretary. Capital $800,000.
Danville and Pottsville Rail Road Company .- Office 763 Walnut. Benjamin W. Richards, Norristown and Germantown Rail Road Com. President. Samuel H. Carpenter, Treasurer. pany .- Office corner of Ninth and Green streets. Capital, 500,000 dollars.
S. W. Roberts, President. Robert T. Stephens,
Little Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail Road Treasurer.
Buck Mountain Coal Company .- Office No.
Mount Carbon Rail Road Company .- Office No. 784 Walnut. John R. White, Pres.dent. Jas. York. C Donnell, Secretary. Capital 100, 000 dollars. Burden, Secretary. Capital $400,000.
Philadelphia and Reading Rail Road Compa-) ny -Office N. E. 2d & Dock, and Depot S. E. street. John L. Newbokt, President. Cherry and Broad. John Tucker, President.
Sugar Loaf Company .- Office No. 115 S. 6th
Powcanda Rail Roud and Cor! Company .- Saml. Bradford, Sec'y. Sandl. Bradford. Treas. Office No. 5S Walnut. Wm. L. Newbold, Pres.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Mine Hill and Schuylkill Haren Rail Road Rail Road Company .- Office No. 75 Walnut. Company .- Office Hall of the Franklin Institute. M. Brooke Buckley, President. Alex. Camp- James Dundas, President. John H. Cresson, bell, Secretary. Alex. Campbell, Treasurer.
Secretary. John H. Cresson, Treasurer.
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Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company .- Office 72 South Second street. John Cox, President. Edwin Walter, Sec'y. Otis Ammidon, Treas.
REGISTER'S COURT.
Same Judges, with the Register of Wills ..... Is held whenever there is a disputed case be- fore the Register, and it is brought up for adju- dication.
Register ..... John Painter, Esq.
Prothonotary ..... Richard Palmer, Jr., Esq.
COURT OF OVER AND TERMINER.
Same Judges, by virtue of the Constitution
Clerk ..... Andrew Flick, Esq.
Road cases, and the other business of that Court. Clerk ..... Andrew Flick, Esq.
All the above meet in the south room of the first story of the County Court House.
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James F. Cottringer, Treasurer.
Washington Mining Company .- No. 81 Dock street. William Blackburne, President. Fran- cis Blackburne, Secretary.
Company .- Office No. Su Walnut. John C. Montgomery, President. Thomas Hayes, Se- 14 South wharves. William Richardson, Presi- cretary and Treasurer. Capital. $2,000,000. dent. Jacob T. Bunting Secretary and Treas. Hazleton Coal Company .- Office Third and Samuel Moore, President. Jesse R.
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 THIE DAILY CHRONICLE, (Penny) Chestnut and Franklin Place THE EVENING MERCURY, 85 Dock.
THE FORUM, Dock
THE DAILY SUN, 65 South 3rd.
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WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
THE SATURDAY COURIER
UNITED STATES SATURDAY POST, Third and Chestnut 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 every month) BANNER OF THE CROSS, 26 S Fifth CHRISTIAN OBSERVER, 134 Chestnut THE CATHOLIC HERALD, 61 N Second
PROTESTANT BANNER, (Ist and 3d Thursday,) 8 S Third
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. THE BAPTIST RECORD, 21 S Fourth
TEMPERANCE ADVOCATE, 65 S Third.
FARMER'S CABINET, 50 N Fourth WEEKLY UNITED STATES GAZETTE, 66 Dock
THE SATURDAY MUSEUM, 101 Chestnut
THE DOLLAR NEWSPAPER, Ledger Building
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PERIODICALS.
LADY'S BOOK, 101 Chestnut LITTELL'S MUSEUM, 272 Chestnut . LITTELL'S LAW LIBRARY, 23 Minor MEDICAL LIBRARY, 19 St. James JOURNAL OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, S 7th above Chestnut BICKNELL'S COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR, 76 S Third VANCOURT'S COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR, Quarry GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE, S W Third and Chestnut CAMPBELL's FOREIGN MONTHLY MAGAZINE, 98 Chestnut
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DATES OF THE UNITED STATES SETTLEMENT.
States or Territories. Florida,
Date of Settlement.
Oldest Towns.
By whom Peopled. Spanish. English.
New York,
1614
Albany,
Dutch.
Massachusetts,
1620
Plymouth,
English.
New Hampshire,
1623
Dover,
English.
Delaware,
1627
Cape Henlopen,
Swedes & Fins.
Maine,
1630
York,
English.
Connecticut,
1633
Windsor,
do.
Maryland,
1634
St. Mary's,
do.
Rhode Island,
1636
Providence,
do.
North Carolina,
1550
Albemarle,
do.
South Carolina,
1670
Port Royal,
do.
Michigan,
1670
Detroit,
French.
Pennsylvania,
1682
Philadelphia,
English.
Illinois,
1683
Kaskaskia,
French.
Arkansas,
1685
Arkansas Post,
do.
Indiana,
1690
Vincennes,
do.
Louisiana,
1699
Herville,
do.
Alabama,
1702
Fort near Mobile,
do.
Mississippi,
1716
Natchez,
do.
Vermont,
1725
, Fort Dummer,
English.
Georgia,
1733
Savannah,
do.
Tennessee,
1756
Fort London,
do.
Missouri,
1763
St. Genevieve,
French.
Kentucky,
1775
Boonsborough,
D. Boon, of Va.
Ohio,
1788
Marietta,
Emigr'ts N. Eng.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
1810.
1836.
Har.
V. B.
Whig.
V. B.
Maine,
46,512
46,201
15,239
22,900
New Hampshire,
26,434
32,670
6,22S
18,722
Massachusetts,
72,874
51,944
41,093
32,501
Rhode Island,
5,213
3,263
2,710
2,961
Connecticut, -
31,601
25,296
18,466
19,234
New York,
225,813
212,519
138,513
166,815
New Jersey,
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33,362
31,034
26,892
26,347
Pennsylvania,
144,019
143,676
89,111
91,475
Delaware,
5,967
4,884
4,738
4,155
Maryland,
33,028
28,752
25,852
22,167
Virginia,
42,501
43,893
23,368
30,261
North Carolina,
46,376
33,782
23,626
26,910
Georgia,
40,275
31,933
24,930
22,126
Alabama,
28,471
33,992
16,612
20,506
Mississippi,
19,518
16,995
9,688
9,799
Louisiana,
11,296
7,616
3,383
3,653
Tennessee,
60,391
48,289
35,962
26,120
Kentucky, -
58,480
32,616
36,955
33,435
Missouri,
22,972
29,760
8,337
10,995
Ohio,
148,157
121,782
105,405
96,9448
Indiana,
65,308
51,685
41,281
32.480
Illinois,
45,537
47,476
14,983
18.097
Michigan,
22,907
21,098
4,080
7,360
Arkansas,
4,462
6,048
1,238
2,400
South Carolina,
(chosen by the Legislature.
1,274,427
1,128,222
737,711
753,587
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St. Augustine,
Virginia,
1607
Jamestown,
New Jersey,
1623
Bergen,
Danes.
Vermont,
32,445
18,029
20,991
14,037
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'STEAM SAW MILL & MAHOGANY YARD.
STEAM SAW MILL AND MAHOGANY YARD.
JOHN B. ECKSTEIN & CO.
Corner of NOBLE & FRANKLIN' Streets, PHILADELPHIA,
Have constantly on hand an extensive assortment of Mahogany in the Log, Boards, Plank, and Veneers. Also, Rosewood, Zebra and Maple Veneers for Cabinet Makers or Ship Joiners.
Mahogany Plank for Builders, always on hand, or furnished to order.
They are prepared to saw Boards, Planks, or Vencers, in the best possible manner, with saws of the most approved construc- tion.
Also, Sawing Scrolls for Church Pews, Chair Tops, Chair Legs, Arms, &c. Blinds for Carpenters, Banisters, Palings, &c.
Italian Marble Slabs for Cabinet Makers on hand, or furnished at the lowest rates.
Orders left at the Mill, or at No. 36 North Third Street, promptly attended to.
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JOHN GOTSCHALCK, FORWARDING AGENT AND COMMISSION MERCHANT DEPÔT IN BROAD STREET, ABOVE RACE, By whom emigrants to the West are forwarded immediately, in the most expedi- tious manner, and on the cheapest terms, compared with any other house.
JOHN GOTSCHALCK, COMMISSION MERCHANT,
For the sale of Country produce and the forwarding of all kinds of Merchandise, Passengers, &c. to any point on the Pennsylvania Railway and Canal. ALSO, Agent for the Pittsburg, Cincinnati, &c. Emigrant Company.
ADWARD O. BIDDLE,
BOOKSELLER & PUBLISHER, No. 6 SOUTH FIFTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Ilas for Sale, at the lowest Cash Priccs, a general assortment of Books and Stationery, including most of the
CLASSICAL AND SCHOOL BOOKS
In use in the Colleges, Academies, and Common Schools in this section of the Union; BIBLES, PRAYER &. HYMN BOOKS,
A great variety as to Size, style of Binding, &c .; Juvenile Books, and numerous other works in various departments of Literature and Science;
BLANK BOOKS
Of all the ordinary Sizes and styles of Binding; Letter, Cap and Wrapping Paper, and staple articles of Stationery in general.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, TEACHERS,
And others intending to purchase, are invited to call and examine the above.
N. B .- Publication Office of the COMMON SCHOOL JOURNAL of the State of Pennsylvania, as abore.
D. B
TANO
088 HIGH NORDET. AND ORGAN BUILDER. 110 Filbert St.
IRON AND COMMISSION
MADORANTS, No. 20 SOUTH FRONT STREET. Wyiladelphia. Here constantly on hand an Extensive Asson the art of Befoly Sredist and Any con Big Tree. com Van hamme : Hoops.
tor Nía. danery : Bater, Flow, and Sheet From, Se. A.r.
[ 2] S. J. CRESWELL.
BRASS AND IRON FOUNDER, TRO: 921 ARCH STREET,
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH, NORTH SIDE, PHILADELPHIA,
BRASS CASTINGS. plain and ornamental, for Gas Fitters, Lamp Makers, Sword Mounters, &c .; best quality Composition for Lock- 12 smiths; Iron Castings for Machinists; Iron Railing and Stove Castings, plain and orna.nostal, furnished promptly to order.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
Handsome RADIATORS, Cost Iron; Parlour Grates; Cook Stoves ; Perlour Stores, of various patterns: Kitchen Ranges; Bath Boilers; Cast Iron Sinks; Radiator Plates; Grates; Ornaments; Cylinders, &c. Backs and Jams, Vault Rings, Hearth Grates, Sash Weights,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
OLIVER BROOKS.
9 South W'est corner of Third and Walnut Streets,
Would respectfully invite the attention of his friends, and the public generally, to his assortment of FASHIONABLE
CAPS,
Having hisown Manufactory, coplosing noue but the best workmen, and giving personal attention, his customers may rely upon having good articles, of the ZATIST AND SIOST APPROVED 3TIE, Got un in the best Danner, and at Prices to suit the Times. Orders thankfilly received and promptly expected, for single Hats and c: the WINGS COOPER'S PHILADEL- HAN PRONTOS ho Tas tien a'wers on band, other by the Legle pair or by the Quantity.
Also. Travelling Trunks of the most approved Patterns.
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SANTOIS, DIEAD & FRANCIS,
philauringia, IMPORTERS & MANUFACTURERS
Of all kinds of Saddlery, Hardware, Webbs, Bridle Filing, &c.
ALSO;
House-keepers' Hard vere, Trays, Cutlery, A.c. Also, Lamps, . and Japanned Wares of all kinds, superior to Eastern make; Tea Canisters, Fancy and Plain Siges for Sign Writers. Japanned Ink-Sunds, Card-Racks, Sand- Boxes, &e. for Stationers. Eng- lish and German Tin Toys, in great variety, at wholesale.
Coach and Harness Mountings, Knobs, Bell Pull and Hinges, Plated of the shortest notice.
SUCCESSORS TO ADAM DIALOGUE,
HAND GARDEN MIOS Manufacturerg. AT THE OLD STAND
No. 24 NORTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Naunfacture Mlnit Bags, Fire Backets, Suction Hasta Roads for Machinery. Xx.
T The Above stidles will to mainde of the best misterinh and work- 01 n-hip, and on the most reasonably torins.
[ 4 ] C. HUTCHINSON'S
COMME BOASTING AND
SPICE GRINDING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 163 NORTIL FOURTH STREET; STORE, N. E. corner of Fourth and Wood Streets, Philadelphia.
SPICES AND ROASTED COFFEE,
ΥποISSAGE ΑΝΟ ΑΣΤΑΙΣ
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Merchants and others can be supplied at the shortest notice with any cramity ce Pure Groand Spices, Roasted Codee, English and American Mustard, Oatmeal, Pearl Barley, Nutmegs, Mace, Rice, Cloves, Ginger Cayenne Pepper, &c., delivered at any Commission or Forwarding House In tins City.
N. D .- Spices ground and pat up FURE. Coffee roasted and packed in barrels. if required, all sont for and returned in any given time.
II. CAMPION'S
COFFEE ROASTING
No. 24 BRANCH STREET, Philadelphia. SPICES MUSTARD. &C. Whole and Groved PAPPER, ALSPICE, GINGER, CINNAMON. CLOTES, &c. Also, Queralt, Hoteles Pearl Parley, Nummers, Cayenne. d.c. BRABANT AND ALDRICAN MUSTARD. in Hattest ders, and Riga. Rowed aod Grorud CORTES carefully packed for exportation.
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[ 5 ] WIL MITADDANS MAMOGANY SAT DILL AND TURNING SHOP, STERLING ALLEY. between Third and Fourth, and Cherry and Kace Streets, Philadelphia. HOUSE, No. 9 Cherry Street.
RENJANIN HOMED. .....
BRASS COOK TOUNDER, No. 1 RACE STREET, Philadelphia. 7,171772122
EDMUND PRYOR.
DRUGGIST, No. 371 VORTH FRONT STREET,
41161117
HANBY POIZ.
CONFECTIONER & FRUITERER
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ESTABLISHMENT. AND
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JOHN REYNOLDS & Co. 1
Respectfully inform their Friends and the Public, that they continue to Bottle
PORTAR, ALE, AND CIDER AT THEIR OLD BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 5 SI PEAR STREET.
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THEY HAVE ALSO ON HAND, A LARGE SUPPLY OF FINE
Champaign Cider .
IN HOGSHEADS AND BARRELS.
Bristol Quart and Pint Bottles, Large and Small Cozks, and all articles connected with the Bottling Business ;
LIKEWISE.
PURE CIDER VINEGAR, BY THE MOOSURAD OR BARRE ... SHIPPERS are particularly invited to call.
[ 7 ] HASON'S BLACKING & INK.
NOTHING IS TRULY VALUABLE
V HICI IS NOT USEFUL,
NOTHING IS TRULY VALL ABLE
4KH IS NOT USEFUL.
CONTINUES THE MANUFACTURE OF HIS UNEQUALLED AND INIMITABLE
CHALLENGE BLACKING :
ALSO, OF HIS
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Imperiphable Blach Copping Huli, AND
STORE 192 N. THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
All of the above articles are offered by the manufacturer of them with the uiminst confidence in the'r superiority; and he feels assured that a v n book of certificates and puffs would not be half so convincing that his min . pires are really what he warrants them to be, as the fact that there is hand va y, town, o" village of any importance in the Unbed States, in which MASO BLACK.
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Store 199 Vorth Third Street, Piel1Alphia. JAMES S. MASON.
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THE CHEAPEST MANUFACTORY IN THE WORLD !!
Vo. 125 Market Streets PHILADELPHIA, Dehaan let The Largest, Cheapest, best No. Geler 1, and most Bastante bie Assortment of
FOR SALG FOR CASH OR ACCEPTANCES ; Com Hang steeral thousand Dozens :
Among which are the me geht Parisian styles of Lace and Pinked-edged SUN SHADES ant PARASOLLETTES, and all the usual variete . and styles of
Silk, Greatna und Cotton Cabrellas and Parasols, Purchasers at the. ilanent mity depend on haying their goods pat up, in all cases, equal to somp. Syke and finish can be varied to sutal tastes.
C. THIS ESTABLISHMENT BUYS ALL FOR CASH. 49 Merchants having S.l. Willbone, or any other materia's for Umbrella : Matters, may . all Cadre vala CAsi for it on application as above. Materials furnish Via Lodge in Makers.
SLEEPER & BROTHERS.
PHILADELPHIA. MANUFACTURERS OF
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Their stock is constantly replenished by new and desirable goods. Progering ad the patriots on the most favourable terms, with un- equalled facilines and eveneries for making up their built of prices for present comme is irate with the times) chall always be the lowest of the
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marie -tools in the EastDr. Cities, will per & Brothers' goods and prices highly al- their purchases.
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A. FRBYBURGER, UMBRELLA AND PARASOL MANUFACTURER,
No. 307 Callowhill Street, between Eighth &. Ninth, PHILADELPHIA.
His goods are of the best quality and at the lowest prices. Repairing promptly attended to.
NEOS. K. AMIES $ 00.
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No. 1 STRAWBERRY STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
DG CASH! PAID FOR RAGS. DO
POTTS & YOCOM.
CITTY IRON
FOUNDRY,
No. 15 DRINKER'S ALLEY, running from Delaware Front to Second Street, below Race, PHILADELPHIA.
All kinds of MACHINERY and other CASTINGS made to order. Also, any kind of PATTERNS.
STOFE STORE, No. 145 North Second Street. STOVES SORD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
IP Orders received at either of the above places, or at W. L. POTTS & Sos's Iron Store, No. 151 North Second street.
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WILLIAM CRESSMAN'S
Military CAP Manufactory,
No. 101 North Third Street,
A FEW DOORS BELOW RACE STREET, EAST SIDE,
PHILADELPHIA,
Where he will manufacture MILITARY &. SPORTSMEN'S Articles of every description, such as Leather, Cloth, Felt. Silk and Beaver Dress Caps, of all patterns ; Forage Caps, Holsters for Troops, Body do., Car- touch Boxes, Bayonet Scabbards. Sword Belts of all kinds. Canteens, Knapsacks, different patterns, Fire Buckets, Passing Boxcs, Tube do., Brush and Pickers, Plumes, Pompoons, Firemen's Caps, Leather Stocks, Gun Cases, superior quality. Shot Bags, Game Bags, Drums, &c. &c.
Gentlemen furnishing their own chargers, can have them leathered at a very short notice, singly or by the dozen.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
HENRY CRESSMAN, JR.
No. 134 NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
ABOVE RACE ST., PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFACTURER OF
MILITARY & FIREMEN'S CAPS
AND
EQUIPMENTS,
Sach as Pistol Holsters, Sword Scabbards, Sword Belts, Canteens, Knap- sacks, &c. Also, Sportsmen's articles, including Gun Cases of a supe- rior quality, Game Bags, Shot Bags, and various other articles in the Military and Sportsmen's line.
FIRE BUCKETS, FIREMEN'S CAPS, FORAGE CAPS, &c.
Hair, Culture and Cock-tail Plumes. Pompoous, S.c.
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CARVING & PATTERN MAKING.
JOHN HABE OTTON? 82 South Fifth Street, between Spruce & Pine, PHILADELPHIA,
C.
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 Enrichments for Buildings, Interior Decorations, for Gilding, and other purposes.
CABINET CARVED FURNITURE, IN ANY OF THE ABOVE STYLES, DESIGNED AND EXECUTED.
J. H. O. assures bis patrons that his most rigid personal attention is devoted to the service of his employers, in the execution of their orders. Undoubted refe- rences given.
Surgical Carved and Elastic Splints,
Made on the principle introduced by him in the Pennsylvania Hospital April 2d, 1838, which met with, and continues to receive, the approbation of the gentlemen of that institution, and the Faculty generally.
EMIL MATHIEU'S
VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT, No. 12 LOMBARD STREET, BELOW SECOND STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
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SUPERIOR QUALITY
Pickling and Family Vinegar ALWAYS ON HAND,
Which, when known, will, by its fine flavour, strength and purity recom- mend itself. Warranted to improve by age.
Shipping Orders filled at the shortest notice.
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DAVID EVANS,
(Formerly No. 72 South Second Street,)
Hereby informs his Friends and the Public that he has taken the Establishment,
No. 76 South Third Street,
OPPOSITE THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
WHERE HE INTENDS MANUFACTURING HIS
PATENT
FIRE AND THIEF PROOF
CHESTS, DOORS, &c. HOISTING MACHINES,
COOLERS, FILTERERS, REFRIGERATORS. Truck Wagons & Vault Grates,
Together with all kinds of IRON WORK, JOBBING, S.c., at the shortest notice, and in the best manner.
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[ 14 ] THOMAS BURGH, JE. (LATE OF PITTSBURG,) CHEAP CASH STORE FOR COMBS AND VARIETY GOODS,
No. 194 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Below the Red Lion Hotel, WHOLESALE DEALER IN
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Combs, Brushes, Buttons, Threads, Cutlery, Suspenders, Percussion Caps, Pocket-Books, Shoe Thread, Purses, Pins, Needles, Seu-Grass, Fish- ing Lines, Slates, Pencils, Clocks, German Silver Ware, Dress and Bonnet Whalebone, Quills, Accordions, Jewelry, S.c. TOGETHER WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS, All which is offered Cheap for CASH, at Wholesale, to Merchants Generally.
VOLLMER & MONTRE
UPHOLSTERERS, SOUTH EAST CORNER OF
Eleventh and Chestnut Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
OSBORN CONRAD, CLOCK & WATCH MAKER, No. 76 Race Street, ABOVE SECOND, PHILADELPHIA.
CLOCKS. WATCHES, and JEWELRY of every description, cleaned and re- paired in the best manner, at reason. able prices .- Also, every description of Grosse and SILVERING done with neatness and despatch.
Platina Lightning Rod POINTS mentioned and the sale by the cannity of sin de one. Nº
On hand, a supply of theny your and eight-day CLOCKS. and Gold and Silver WATCHES, and a general assortment of GOLD JEWELRY, which will be sold at low prices. On Gold and Silver bought, or taken in exchange, and the utmost value allowed.
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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.
JOEL
BATES.
No. 18 DRINKER'S ALLEY,
CONTINUES TO MANUFACTURE TO ORDER
FIRE 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.
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EDMUND YOUNG.
PAINTER OF HOST GABBIAGIS AND
FIRE ENGINES. No. 11 NORTH STREET, Abore Tenth, between Race and Vine, Philadelphia.
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[ 16 ] JULIUS FINK & CO.'S CELEBRATED PREMIUM
COOKING RANGE AND WARM AIR FURNACE
Manufactory, No. 431 Chestnut Street, above Thirteenth, PHILADELPHIA,
The Public is respectfully informed that the Celebrated Premium Cook. ing Range is manufactured of different sizes, and sold by the Inventor. JeLes FINE, at the above named Factory, and that every other similar production, sold as the Premium Range, is an imposition, as the pro- prietor has no agency or connection elsewhere.
The Public is also respectfully informed that at the same place may be had superior Warm Air Furnaces, at reduced prices.
D' Ranges and Furnaces are warranted.
BRASS COCK MANUFACTURERS,
No. 98 ARCH STREET, BELOW THIRD, PHILADELPHIA.
Brass Castings of all kinds executed at short notice and on reasonable terms. (7 An Assortment of Brass Cocks always on hand ..
TRANGIS MILVALET> WARM AIR FURNACE. COOKING RANGE, AND Stohe Manufacturer,
No. 12 South Eighth Street, Philadelphia.
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J. PAUL'S AMERICAN Sonic, Trowel, Knife Square
MANUFACTORY'S No. 24 CHERRY STREET, ABOVE FOURTH, PHILADELPHIA.
Hand and Panel Saws, Sash, Dove Tail, and Tenon Saws, Circular and Wood Saws, and every description of
SAWS IN USE.
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Hay, Straw, Cane, Butcher and Corn Knives, warranted of superior Temper; also, Brick and Plastering Trowels.
All work warranted of superior Temper, and to stand second to none now in use. Manufactured from Wilson, Hawksworth &. Moss' superior Cast Steel.
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MACHINE MAKER,
No. 45 VINE STREET,
NEAR SECOND,
PHILADELPHIA.
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S. W. ERADEAN, ENGINEER AND MADEINISE No. 7 North Ninth St., above Market, Philadelphia, MANUFACTURES TO ORDER Superior Turning Lathes, Slide Resis: Also, Improved Machines for Pressing Hats and Bonnets, and FANCY SOAPS, Punching Presses and Dies of all kinds, Jewellers and Silver Smiths' Tools, Turning in all kinds of Metals, ALSO, PROPER ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE Repairing of Printing and Lithographie Presses, Steam Engines, Je. Cy The strictest attention paid to Experimental Machinery.
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[ 18 ] JAMES S. SMITH'S
AND COMMISSION HOUSE, No. 82 NORTH THIRD STREET, Near Cherry, Philadelphia.
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SOLE AGENT FOR CRONE'S YEAR CLOCK. Looking Glasses Manufactured.
BIASSEJAS, SCHOOL, 8 MUSES POORS BLANK BOOKS, AND STATIONERY GENERALLY.
FOR SALE, AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, AT THE LOWEST PRICES, BY SMITH & PECK, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, CORNER OF THIRD & ARCH STREETS, FEILADELPHIA.
Country Merchants, Teachers, and others, are invited to call before pur- chasing elsewhere.
HARTLEY & KNIGHT'S
BUDDING WAREHOUSE? No. 148 SOUTH SECOND STREET, Five doors above Spruce, PHILADELPHIA, WHERE THEY HAVE FOR SALE FRATHORS AND PHATHER BEDS, Matresses, of every description; Blankets, Marseilles Quilts, Comfortables, Tickings, Sucking Bottoms, S.c. BEDSTEADS OF VARIOUS KINDS.
07 SOFAS, CHAIRS, OTTOMANS, &c. stuffed in the best manner a: short notice.
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LEWIS MAHLKE,
No. 85 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET, Near Walnut, East Side,
PHILADELPHIA.
JOHNSON TOLMAN'S EWholesale and Actatt
BOOT, SHOE AND TRUNK STORE, No. 70 NORTH SECOND STREET, Opposite the Mount Vernon house, PHILADELPHIA.
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SAMUEL SYLVESTER, AGENT, BOOK MAKER, No. 109 NORTH SEVENTH STREET, BELOW RACE, EAST SIDE, Philadelphia.
C. H. BLITTERSDORFF, MANUFACTURER OF EVERY KIND OF
FRENCH SHOEMAKERS' TOOLS, &O.
Old and new Kit cut to order and warranted to set,
No. 143 North Fourth Street, above Callonhill, PHILADELPHIA. R. B. JOHNSON, IVORY & RAID WOOD BURNER No. 63 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
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[ 20 ] H. HERTH,
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(FROM PARIS,)
No. 49 S. FOURTH STREET,
Above Walnut, Philadelphia,
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LOUIS BREYER,
No. 133 ARCH STREET, Second door above Fourth, PHILADELPHIA.
2 CHARLES B. KIMBALL,
Wholesale and 2retail
EASTERN AND CITY MADE 200TS AND SHOES, No. 28} NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, P CHEAP FOR CASH. 40 5 J. A. SENGENBERGER,
TRUNUN BOOT AND SHOEMAKUR.
No. 60 Corner of South Fourth & Library Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
FREDERICK CASSEL, FASHIONABLE FRENCH BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, No. 39 NORTH FOURTH STREET, Between Arch and Cherry,
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JOHN BOLAND, BOOT AND SHORMARIE? No. 138 NORTH FOURTH STREET. Below New, West side, PHILADELΡΗΙΑ.
GEORGE F. HEWS, FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, No. 28 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET, Second door below Chestnut, PHILADELPHIA.
L. BENKERT, FRENCH BOOT MAKER, No. 40 SOUTH FOURTH STREET. Above Chestuut, Philadelphia.
JOSARE ZOZI, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, No. 84 NORTH THIRD STREET, Between Cherry and Race, PHILADELPHIA.
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SARGENT
DAVIS,
LADIES' BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTURER, No. 322 Race Street, three doors west of Ninth. PHILADELPHIA.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AN ASSORTMENT OF WHITE SATIN & KID SHOES. Purchasers would do well to call and satisfy themselves. Co
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CHARLES G. HANKINS, WITOLDSALE DRUGGIST? S. E. Corner of Ninth & Shippen Streets, PHILADELPHIA,
BLACKSMITH, No. 20 NORTH STREET, between Market and Arch, PHILADELPHIA, HORSE SHOEING & JOBBING NEATLY AND PUNCTUALLY EXECUTED, And VICES Repaired, at 25 per cent. below former Prices. JOHN M'DAVIDD, COPPERSMITH AND HOLLOW WARE PATTERN MARIA, FRONT STREET, BELOW REED. CHEAP, NEAT AND EXPEDITIOUS PRINTING. N. B. MANNINGS PRINTER, No. 20 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, THIRD STORY, Below Market, West Side.
E'very description of Printing executed in Plain or Coloured Inks, Gold, Bronze, &c. at the Shortest Notice, und at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
n G. H. MYERS,
MANUFACTURER OF BOTTLE MOULDS, AND SUPERIOR MOULDS FOR DENTISTS, No. 35 VINE STREET, FOUR DOORS BELOW SECOND, Philadelphia.
JOIN SIMMONS, No. 57 NORTH FRONT STREET, MANUFACTURER OF BLOCK TIN, TIN WARE IN GENERAL. 22wholesale and zastail, PHILADELPHIA.
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MATTHEW FIFE, PACKING BOX MAKER,
BIDDLE'S ALLEY, Back of Fro. SO MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
NEW CHEAP STORE.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE AND FANCY DAT GOODS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL, No. 96 NORTH SECOND STREET, Between Arch and Race, West Side, PHILADELPHIA. OPEN IN THE EVENING. DI
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HENRY NELMS, Manufacturer of GOLD AND SILVER LEAF, GOLD AND TIN FOIL. &c. No. 12 George Street, below Chestnut, PHILADELPHIA. " SAMUEL SCHURCH,
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QUILL & INK MANUFACTURER, No. 91 RACE STREET, belon Third, PHILADELPHIA.
N. B .- Country Merchants and Stationers supplied on the most reason- able terms, for Cash or approved credit.
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[ 2] ] COLIN WARD? TAILOR, AND PUBLISHER OF GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONS, No. 241 SOUTH NINTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
DRAPER AND TAILOR, No. 133 Callowhill Street, belon Fourth, PHILADELPHIA. C. S. HIMMELWRIGHT'S
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT? No. 196 NORTH FOURTH STREET, Between Race and Vire, 3
EDMUND STOFEENS,
TAILOR? No. 65 EAST WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Garments made in the most Fashionable Style at the shortest notice.
MERCHANT TAILOR, 2. R. Corner of Arch & Fifth Streets.
Has constantly on hand a large assortment of superfine West of Eng- land and French Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings.
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