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BOAH’S-HEAD StX-OORD
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rior to any ever imported, in strength, amoothneei,
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LENGTHS WARRANTED.
44 We have tried Evans Be Co?s Boar's Head Sewing
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/ J. B. HOWELL.
Agent for Fhllddelpnia,
At FINKLE A LYON'S 6EWING ' MACHINE
ROOMS, 91S Chestnut street. mh!7-Sm*
gHIPLEY; HAZABD, 4 HUTCHINSON,
HO. 11l CHESTNUT ST.,
OOHHISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE BALE OF
PHILA.D ELPHIA-MADE
GOODS.
r£H JE FINE ARTS.
EARLES’ GALLERIES
OF
PAINTINGS
f AND '
LOOKING-GLASS WAREROOMS,
BXO CHESTNUT STREET,
rniLADELrniA.
JAMIES S. EARLE Be SON have now in their Gal
leries a very large and interesting collection of
PAINTINGS,
The works of Native and Foreign Artists. Among the
newest additions are Pictures by Weber, Ed. D. Lewis,
Haseltioe, Lang, Waugh, Moran, Van Starkenborgn,
Whittridge. andothe's.
KOlHhR * KL’hgreatestproduotion,COßlOLANUB
AT THE GATES OF ROME, still on Exhihitinn.
NEW KNGRAVINGB just received, moliviing the
latest subjeots of Landseor,- Ausdeil, Tayler, Foed, Ao.,
k °' THE PALMER MARBLES.
Photographs of the Marbles of PALMER, the Sculp
tor, comprising Sprinr. Resignation, Faith, Immortali
ty, Peasant Boy, Indian Maiden, Sappho, Morning,
Evening. Ac.
For sale only at
EAJKLES’ GALLERIES,
Blfi CHESTNUT STREET,
FHILAULLPHfA. JeLIOt
Mrs. still’s
.CRYSTALINE LIQUID H*IR CQLORER!
A preparation new to the public, but which has lone
been in private use, for restoring Gray Hair to its natn
ral color, imparting to it a glossy appearanoe, and ren
dering it soft and silky.
It ft eptirety different in its nature and effect* from
any srtioie now in nee tor the same purpose, being a
cleanly fluid, nearlt as clear as water, requiring no
washm? before or alter its application, free Uom sulphur
or any other obieotionable Ingredient, and applied as
easily as an ordinary *atr Oil,
Can be had of the following persons:
W Z. Harbertu corner Jumper and Pine streets.
£. i Pennell, No. 26 North eighth street.
Thomas * ancaater Spruce and Eighteenth Streets.
Thomas weaver, Vine and Eighteenth streets,
win. B. i hotnpeon. flat. Vernon and Seventeenth st’s,
Eeward GaiUard.Jr., Arph. tos’ow Beoond street,
E. B. Qarngues, Coates and Tenth streets.
George C. Bower, Vine and Sixth streets.
A. H. Bowman, Sprnce and Beoond streets.
Charles Shivers, Spruce and Seventh streets.
Caleb R. Keeney, Arch and Sixteenth streets.
For sale wholesale and retail by
FIFTEENTII'and
tojM Sm Philadelphia.
H ACKEREL, SHAD HERRING, Ac.—
•v-R- 1000 bbls Nos. l, 2 and 3 large and medium Mac
kerel, iu assorted packages, of a ve y choice quality:
also . 4 .
50 bbls. new No. 3 larse Mookcrel.
50 hail bula new No. 3do do.
SO bbla new No. 3 medium do.
50 do new Eastern Mess Shad.
50 half obis new do do do.
1500 bbls new Knstnoit No. 1 Herring.
300 do do Halifax No. 1 do.
200 do now Boston No. 1 do,
100 do do No 1 scale Fish.
25 do prime No. l Salmon.
IcO quintals Grand Bank Codfish.
100 boxes new Herkimer county Cheese,
Now landing and in store, for sale hr
, . MURPHY Jc KOONB.
Jefl UK NORTH WHARVES.
NOTICE.— WILLIAM MAHARG having
executed an aasignmentto me.in trust, for the
benefit of his creditors, all persons indebted to said as
signor are requested to make piyment. and those
having claims against him to present them to
„ BENJAMIN C. BROOKER,
• No. 261 North THIRD Streeet.
or his Attorney, THOM A* s J. DIEHL,
J«Mt* 030 WALNUT Street.
CTKKBOSOOPJO INSTRUMENTS, manu
in every style, for single pictures, or re
volving boxes, to hold irom U to2ft) views. STKasq
icopic Pictohes, original platen, American, English,
and French, in great variety, and sold at reduced price*,
wholesale or retail, by M. J. FRANKLIN. Opiioian, at
„ 118 8. FoumTH And 804 N. SECOND Si.
, Bpeetaelet. Mtcroseopes, Opera Glasses, Ac., on
he roost reasonable rates in the city. Je« fifcir
PROVISIONS— Hams—2,000 Pisces City
Hmoked Western Cured Hams. J
Hams—l.9oo Pieces City Smoked Western Sugar Cured
yteros.
Shouloere—3.ooo Pieces City. Smoked Western Cuied
Shoulders.
Sides—lso Pieces Western Smoked Sides.
Hams—2o Tierces, Gardener Phipps* Extra Sugar Cur
„ „ed Bagged Haros in lots.
Beef—Smoked Beef on Hand to suit purchasers, in store
or.'le by c. n BADLIR& do..
Je7-6t No. 103 ARCH .treat.
JONES’ HOTEL.—Tho subscriber would
rejwotfullj inform, hi. friend, and the nublio, thel
be has purchased the lease and furniture of the Jones
Hotel. Important additions are now being made to it!
for the convenience and comfort of guests. Individuals
or families visiting the oity will be sure to find a home
eoond to none in Philadelphia, and every exertion wi)
be made to merit their patronage
Mr,on * d *-
mh»l Mwgin AARON GAOB.
COAL OIL—IOO bbls now 111 store and
p»nr 1 * nai “ S ' mado b)r tlie W'A'boridinK Coal Oil Com-
For Quality, briUiaooy, and oheanneee, thia Qilti un
surpassed. .....
Samples will be furnished, and ail information given,
by „ WILLIAM M. WILSON,
» , .x r General Agentforthe Company,
Je7-stif a> s Market at-eet.
TMMEtTSE REDUCTION ON JAPANESE
GO PS.—The balance of the stock will be sold with
out reserve, consisting of Brocade Batins, Silks, Pine
Apples, Crape*. Pongee Handkerchiefs, Fans. Waiters,
Vases, Work boxes, Ac., Ac., at 8 WKBT PRNN
SQUARE, first house north of Market, above Broat
. j&8 flt
npRUSSEB 1 BRACKS I SUPPORTERS 1
j o ?£ T £®Qx tljr at NEEDLES’. TWELFTH
Streets. Ladles entranoe 162 Twelfth street,
firttfdoor below Ra*e, Lady aitendailts. French; Eng
lish, and American. In great variety. Belts? Elastic
Btookm|«j huipensories, Shoulder Braces, Syringes "&o
New laugh no. 3 maokerbr—
-150 bbls.landing from steamer Kensington, and for
“rt/ 132 andiaiNpfeffi
IrtO prpES LWN Q W> J aBt »•
-AW ceived, per bris* ’‘Twee Vrienden” and
Heinrich/* from Rotterdam. Imported, and for sale.'
by JOHN GIBSON, s6NB. A CO.
Je6-6t*
'I7'ANILLA BEANS *-New crop, just re
▼ 'ceived, and for salo by . _
WILLIAM: M. WILSON, Wholesale Druggist,
fe7*if . 3«B MARKET Street.
fJENNESSY BRANDT.—7O casks, in
T7TR
•a
u/jill-
GOODS.
FANCY ‘dry goods,
% SUMMER RfiDUGTION, MONDAY, JUNE -I.
L. *r. LEVY & 00.,
In aocordanoe with their custom at this season of the
year, announoe to the public and their customers they
will ofi'er the balance of their '
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
At a
VERY GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
, In order the balanoeof thoir Spring Im
portations.
Their Stock lias been constantly supplied during tho
season with
CHOICE GOODS.
Which have boon purchased at auotions and at private
sale,
GREATLY BELOW the COAT of IMPORTATION.
An inspection will satisfy purchasers that, in every,
'description of fctuple and Fancy Dry Goods, their stook
is in good e*sortm«nts, and every article offered as low
as it oould be prooured in any of the stores of the city.
Jell-3t 60i> and 811 CHESTNUT STREET.
gTRIPED BAREGE ANGLAIS.
* JUST OPENED A LOT OF
NOVELTIES
STRIPED GRISAILLES,
‘ AT 2D OENTB PER YARD.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
Jell-St CHESTNUT AND EIGHTH Bit.
CJIIK AND LACKS MANTLES.
FRENCH LACE BOURNOUB AND POINTER. ,
Will open this day. a handsome asiortment of Ladies’
and Misses' Mantles, of the newest styles, muoh below
the usual prices, at 8. V. R. HUNTER'S
New Store,
No. 40 Snath SECOND street^
Q.KEaT WARGaINS
IN CORSETS, SHAWL (-ORDERS, CH'>CHET
BRJID, HAIR NETS. RERUN ZEPHYRS,
TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, RACES,
TASSELS, RO9ETVE BUTTONS, Icc.
Good Skirts. Moran A Co.'s and Keiiv & Co.'s, FIVE
CENTS A hOOF.
J. G. MAXWELL A SON,
Wholeßaie and Rotail Wamifioturink Establishment,
Elavonth and CHESTNUT Streets. Jell-St
{{EDUCTION.
NEW STYLE
PINA CLOTH ROBES
OS THIS SEASON'S IMPORTATION,
REDUCED FROM
$22 TO $lO,
AND PROM
$lO TO $7,60.
GRISJtT BARGAIN.
THOS. W. EVANH & GO.,
j,B 3t 818 and 820 CHESTNUT ST.
IRHESISTIBLE INDUCEMENTS T 0
PURCHASE !! 1!
GREAI REDUCTION IN SUMMER GOODSM I
RICm BILKS, hpLENDID LACE GOODS!!!!
THORNLKY Sc OHISM have this day Reduced their
stock of Fanoy Bilks
FROM 2* TO 50 PER C*NT.
Under their usual Low Prices.
We propose se link off*every sard of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Vk 6 also invite special attention t#our
French Lace Bournoaeand Eugenes,
French LnceHiawls and Monties,
French Lacc Pom s and Piocolomlnies,
Cambria Lace Empre»s Mantles,
Black Silk Mnnttline, Ousters, fee., &0.,
Wide Black Silks for Dusters &o..at
THOKNLEY 8c OHISM,
N.E. Corner EIGHTH & SPRING GaRDEN.
IRHU LINEN*. A fresh invoice of
SHIRTING LINENS direct from the manuffto
hirers, RIOIIARDSON, SONS, & OWDEN, of Belfast,
juat received.
These Goods are selected exprosaiy for oar famllv
trade, and ire guarantied free from any admixture of
Cotton. PERKINS & CO,.
“ “ '* NIN-
CLOTHING.
HOCKHILL & WILSON,
No. SO.l t»QS CHESTNUT STREET,
Are ottering to the puUio ( in «onueptlnn ipitji their
regular business or
MEN’S OLOTHING,
A HUperior ttooltof
HOYS’ CLOTHING
Of the latest Spring Goods, and made in the
MOST FASHIONABLE MANNER.
Measures taken and Garments made to 6n(tr at the
SHORTEST NOTICE. my2i-lm
|]LOTHINGI
AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES i
CHARLES HARKNESB,
336 MARKET oomerqf Fourth
WILL CLOSE OUT AT RETAIL,
UNTIL JULY Ist*
The remainder of the Elegant Stook of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
manufactured for this season’s Wholesale Trade
N. B.—Purchasers will find it to their advantage to
make their selections immediately,
CHA.RL.ES HARKNESS.
mylj-lm *
fi\ H- ELDRIDGE,
RL4#
“CONTINENTAL CLOTHING HOUSE,”
et. K. Coiuer EIGHTH and CHESTNUT flu.
SQT Customer Work made at short notloe.
mhSl 3m-tf
SEWING MACHINES.
yy HEELER da WILSON
9EWTNG MACHINES
(IBNR If COY, Agent,
«9 OHJthTNUT STREET, SECOND FLOOR,
Va.iliiuts. vilh Operators, cn »ure to Pilvata Fauiilies
SKANCii OVVrCBS?
, / ttrft STATE Street, Trenton. N. i
tt ’JEWTRAL SQUARE, Eakton. Pa.
jilg-flte
WILCOX & GIBBS’ SEWING MA
CHINE.—The great and increasing demand for
Wiloox A Gibbs’ Sewing Machine is a gunranteo of its
superior excellence, Price 830. For sale at FAIR
BAN Krt* Seals Warebousonu CHESTNUT Street.
feB-tf
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
REFRIGERATORS,
CUILDKENB' GIGS AND XJAiUUAGKS,
FURNITURE LIFTKRfI,
Verj useful in spreading Carpets and Matting,
Wll.il xIAM YARNALL’S
UOUSE FURNISHING BTORF.
Pio. 1080 CHESTNUT STREET,
] ui non!, t.i. op,n,ite Ui« Aoademy i)f Fine Arts,
ni>2o If
CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
RIO-HT, SMITH, tic 00.,
CHINA, GLASS,.AND Q.UEENSWAKE.
PITTSBUBO AGENCY.
BLASS, NAILS, Ao., delivered from IkePaotori
AT MANUFACTURERS’ PRICKS.
fcNITL BUILDING, No. 6 North FIFTH Street*
, PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK ADVEUTISEMENTS.
BELMONT & OO. t
BANK E R B .
NEW YORK,
■i«of Litter, of Credit to Tr&veUen areilabl, In
&Xi PARTS OP THB WORLD,
tHEOCOH «I»
KEBBRB. ROTHSCHILD,
of
AXIS, LOttUOV, FHANErOHT, TIB Nit A, NA
. PLBS, AND THEIR CORRESPONDENTS
Itua^sm*
Burning fluid, alcohol, and
CAMPHENE, in barrel, and halfbarrel,. manjj-
CHOICE STOCK OP
f TH Street.
'9 eoathNt
CLOTHING.
Moat Improved kinds.
In Great Variety.
, MO.'Vmv', ..if’NK 11, 1860.
*»** - I i </ » •« ,j*hS— ll MmtSMMU
miI.'tKSIONS.
TPHR HF.A SHORE
ANJ)
THE JAPANESE.
«Js«Jft“ r l ? * ive the Strangers now in the Cityan op
of seeing the Oeean and visiting theboauti-
ATLANTIC.
&n f £ Tefr <»» PHILADELPHIA to ATLANTIC CITY
T“l ** t»duced one half, on Monday afternoon, Tues
day, and Wednesday.
tickets you the round trip, $1.25.
GOOD FOR THREE DAYS.
UPlfuSatu 011 edneB^ay wll be good to return with
' VINE STRFET WHARF at TH A. M.
Y& fa* Returning, reaoh Philadelphia at 9.10 A.M.
BistanoeW miles.
fatt-St JNO 0, BRYANT, Agent.
Ifcfas bwc—i FOR THE SEA
-BHORK.—CAMDKN AND
ATLANTIC RAILROAD. Two trams daily,(tfunday
exoepted.) for ATLANTIC CITY.
Mall tram leaves Vine-street Ferry 7 SO A. M.
Returning, leaves Atlantio City AIO P. M.
Eacprean train leaves Vine street Feny 4.00 P, M»
Returning leaves Atlantio City...,— 600 A. M.
The above trains stop at all stations.
Fare to Atlantio f 1 80
_ Round triptiokets (good for threeda*s).... 360
Freight must be delivered at Cooper • Point by f P.M.
The Company will not be responsible for any gooes
until received and receipted for by their Agent at the
Fpint.,. JNO. Q. BRYANT.
JeB-tf Agent.
ex* ursion tick.
ETS to theDemooratio Con
vention at Baltimore. _
PdILADBLPHf A, WILMINGTON, AND BAL
TIMORE RAILROAD COMPANY will issue Round
Trip Ttokets to the above Convention at 94 eaoh, com
mencing on SATURDAY, June 16th.
Three tickets will not be good to return till on and
after the adjournmontof the Convention.
ieS-lQt 8. M. FMjTON, President.
MEDICINAI.,
pROF. MORRIS’ EUCJEP HALOS,
PRngES'OR MORRIS’
PROFESSOR - fil OR R 18 ’
PROFESSOR MORRIS’ „ „ „
BUOEPHALOS,
EUOEPHAEOB
H U C E P HALO!
AN INVALUABLE
AN INVALUABLE
AN INVALUABLE
EXTERNAL REMEDY,
EXTERNAL REMEDY
EXTERNAL REMEDY
FOR, DISEASES OF THE ,
FOR DISEASES OF THE '
FOR DISEASES OF THE
BHKBB3 iniltt:
. . ~ NERVOUS SYSTEM
by intense _ : < -
APPLICATION OF THE MIND ?
to the researches of Literature, the oonperns of
Commercial aod Financial Business, and the affairs of
Proteasional and Political Life, or as occasioned by any
other cause from which the Nervous bystem has be
oome exhausted and diseased.
The sympions oovered br this valuable Preparation
} of whion the more prominentaro,
KXCITKMIi.T OF THE BRAIN, AGITATION
AND DEPRESSION OF THE MIND, CHRONIC
" NE“ VOUSNESS." NEURAI.GIA, RHEUMATISM,
NERVOUS HEAD .CHE Klo..Etc.
yha EUCEP’iALOS is oarefully prepared, by per
missir n, from the Fobmula or PkOF. W. MOR Rl<*. M.
p.,oftnisoitv L to which he refers tu his Philoaephloal
Pamphlet. "PSUKIKoS/' On the relations of the
Ganguo-Nervoue System to the immaterial sonl of man.
Bavin? exmbited toe rrmoiplea aod commended tho
system of Composite Homoeopath*, J’rotessor M. says;
, It may bs permissible that i should offer, as an il
lustration, my own case. A oontinous course of stu
dies for a number of) ears had, to a certain extent,
produced the ordinary effeota of extreme mentai ap
plication.by attenuating the prime oentres of organic
and mtellootupi life, ana heoce arose a felt necessity oi
personal relief. Having a well-founded confidence in
Composite Homoeopathy and an intimate aounaintenoe
with Materia Medi a oi thr Hoimnopatnio Bohoo). I
selected certain substances of nscerained harmonious
relations eqd approved uses, and combined their essen
tial properties in propnrtional unity, and was gladdened
by the possession of a medicinal resource.” Professor
Moms describes the mode of application, and then
adds: “In this way the desired relief has been ob
tained, the nutritive system invigorated, tbe ganglio
nervous system restored to its former tone, and mental
dearness, tranquillity, and visor—at the age of nearly
three score—are the much valued results.”
„ Prepared, and sold WHOLESALE, by MOQKRIDGE
& CO., No. till North FOURTH Btreet, Philadelphia,
and at RETAIL by Druggists generally.
Pnoe, 91 per bottle, large sine-60 oonta small size.
mi23 Sraif
I CRiny 1 For the INSTANT RELIEF and PER-
Ao i nM» MANENT CURE of this distressing com-
plaint, use
FESDT’S
BRONCHIA!* CIGARETTES,
Made by C. 1). BEYMOUR k CO., 107 NASSAU
Street, New Hark. Price 91 per box; sent free by post
rov7-*m ill FOR SALK AT ALL DRUGGISTS'.
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
tl AS universally supplanted all other
A A Ointments and healing, applications in both the
Eastern ami Western Hemispheres, wherever intro
duced; pnd its tntrwm’c fnerti is>he true secret of its
suooess in all cutaneous affections, whether the cause
be ascidsnt or discus,
BUP N« A at SCALDS
P
are instantly relieved of H their anguish, pain and
inflammation, by a timqly 3 Mpboatiea pr (his mar
vellous heaUr % and the 3 flesh is renewed as if by a
•‘"WHHfifIFW g ifflfltfßW. -
Children are frequent Ej suffcrersfromexternalln
juriei, eipecmlly from Fluid and Camphent Ex
v/ojtoni—therefore every 23 mother should have this
healing preparation oon- S itantly on hand. It heals
sots Breasts, and quickly a! removes tho TETTER or
RINGWORM, so preva - , lent in the nursery.
TO TRAVELLERS 3 BY SEA AND LAND.
Tho Machinist, theTra o veller,and every other in
dividual whose lot in life throws him within the
ohanoe of accident from 2 explosion. Are, or colli
sion,should bear in mind 2 that this Magio Extractor
is his best and only friend. «=. It is both portable and
Cheap, and should ever be & his companion, as a frisnd
in need,. There are thou- £, sands of living witnesses
to testify to its marvellous m virtue, who owe their
sound limbs and muscles j to its saving sffieaoy.
The following are a few 3 of the leading diseases for
which DALLKY’oiMAOI- 3 CAL PAIN EXTRACT
OR is a PREVENTIVE Q os well as CURE:
bums, Erysipelas, Soros or all kinds.
Braises, Fistula, Shot Wounds,
Boils,' Frost Bites, Scrofula,
Broken Breast, rover Sores, Scurvy.
Bites of Reptiles, Felons, Scalds, . .
Cancer, . Gianilnlar Dls-Scurf,
Cracked Lips, , „ Seald Heai,
Chapped Hands, Merourial Sores, Bpicins,
Chilblaini, Pains generally, Small Pox,
Cramp, Pimples, Tumors,
Oontraotod Cords, Piles, Tetter,
Chafes. . Poison, Ulcers,
DieejUM or the Rheumatism. Venereal Sores,
Soijit the crittcinafSepots, U Broadway, Now York,
tamed of a\i reipeotable Druggists ttd Merchants
throughout the United States and Canada.
T. W. DYOTT A 80N3,
, , ■ , 319 North SECOND Street,
felv Wholesale Agents for Pennsylvania-
Aromatic digestive cordial-
This exce'lent and agreeable preparation is one of
the best mean* of improving the appetite, promoting
d gestion, ami giving strength and tone to tae stomach,
whioh hasyet wen offered to the public, It it an old
German receipt, and has been in use for many years in
the families of themanuf otare**. where it has proved
an invaluable remedy for DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN,
FLATULENCE, and CRAMPS INT-E BTOMACH,
arising from Cold qr Indigestion- All persons having
the least tendenoy $o IndiKeeiion,ehoulq never he with
oatit eaa small winoglassful, taken after meats, will
exclude all possibility of oeiuraotint the DYHPEPBIA.
. t is oompoumled of n teen ingredients. BITTERS and
AKO v>A PICS, and only needs ti he tested to be ap
proved and appreciated. It is a pleasant beverage, and
may be used with safety, pleasure- and advantage, br
invalids, and by those m health To be had at all lead
nr Druggists, put up in <iuart-bottles, ptioe one dollar.
Manufactured and foreale by
4- NJCLINEA CQ.
myffqmo Ufl vyALMUTRtieot,
HARDWARE PACKAGE HOUSES.
PACKAGE HARDWARE HOtJSB.—We
A would respeotfully call the attention of the Gena*
-al Hardware Trade to our extensive Btook of Blil-
K NGHAM HARDWARE, which wo offer at airaal!
\drance by the package.
Orders for direot importation nolioited, and Goods Se
vered t'ther it thia oity, New York, or New Orleans,
W. 0. LEWIS & Son,
til COMMERCE Street,
Isirortiag and Commission Merohimw,
and w sets for Fersitn and Domettie Hardware.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
£
CONGRESS SPRING,
SARATOGA, APRIL 16, 1660.
An attempt has keen made to deoeivo the public, bj
persona offering what they call “Conqbsss Water"
from Fountains; and at the prioe of six (6) oent* per
glass. The wholesale price of the genuine Congress Wa
ter, at New York, beingabont 7% cents tor glass, the im
position of pretending to sell at retail at less than oost,
and without allowance for freight, oarfage, or breakage,
is apparent; but thoir probable course has been’to
empty one bottle of genuine Copgrejs into a
Fountain filled with thoir trash, and thereby ohriitenlni
its total contents.
We have never sold Congress Water in Fountains,
nor in vessels of any other description than ordinary
sized glass bottles. The cork of every bottle of the
genuine is branded “CONGRESS WATER "-“0. A
W.,” and any, without those words and letters on the
oork, is counterfeit, whether from Fountains or
Bottles. CLARKE A WHITE,
Proprietors of Congress Spring.
The following gentlemen in Philadelphia, viz:
FRI-DERICK lIHOWN, oor. Fifth and Chestnut fits.,
FREDERICK BROWN, Jr., oor. Ninth and Chestnut,
CHARLES I’ LLIS & Co . 724 Market street,
J. C. TURNPK -NY tc Co.. 941 Spruce street,
THOB. J. HUSBAND, 208 South Third Street,
O. 8. HUDBKLL. 1410 Chestnut street,
A. 1). D. TAYLOR, cor. Ninth nnd Chestnut streets,
Are constantly supplier by ua with the genuine " Con
guess Water” m bottles* fresh from the. Congress
B l5iBW OKD
AST-STEtil. BELLS.
.FOR CHURCHES, FIRE ALARMS, &c., fc
FOR SALK 11Y
NAYLOR & CO.,
jef-tf , ,V? 0 COMMERCE Street.
IJALI/c* PATJSNT
PLATED ICE IMTO IIK
Entirely different in thoir construction from all others
and WARRANTED to Wop the ICE LONGER than
any Pitcher now in uso at a temperature of seventy ce
grees Fahrenheit. The above Pitol-era will keep the
water oold for twenty four hours .
A pound and a half of ios in three pints of wvtor will
last seven hours and fifty five minutes; while the same
quantity in an ordinary stone pitcher, at ihe same tem
perature, only lasts two hours and fifteen mmuve!
Persona should not cGnfound these Pitchers with
tho?e usually sold, but inquire for
HALL’S PATENT
WM. WILSON & SON,
Sole Agents for the Manufacturer,
S, W. Corner FIFTH and CHERRY Streets.
BljlB-tr
JE. McOLEES,
PHILADELPHIA PHOTOGRAPH ES
TABLISHMENT,
No. 910 CHESTNUT ST.,
(Over Robinson’s Looking-Glass Store.)
Ivorytypea, oolqred and plain Photographs. Da
gqerreotypes, and Ambrotypes, mylB-lm
1860. I0E! I0E! 1860,
COLD SPRING ICE COMPANY.
SCALE OF FAMILY PRICKS.
8 pounds daily <0 cents per week,
u “ ** 68 “ ”
8 ” " U “ "
so ** ** 70 “ “
40 “ “ 105 “ “
7fl •* «* 175 “• “
Send your orders to the offices, or may be given to the
drivers. w „ THOS. E. CAHILL
Offloes, 320 WALNUT Street,second story: PINE
STRKKT-WHARF, „Bohuylkill. City Depot, LOM
BARD and TWENTY-FIFTH Streets. aett-smtf
SUMMER RESORTS.
(CONGRESS HAIL, CAPE ISLAND,
Uri.PM. E . MAY, N. L-Th.. wall-known, fint-olui
*i■!!u n v ,f iV J^1 ‘for tlio reception of;;licet, on SA
-1 .pCV ~* ■ 18th mat. *
•u..oins-c ”7 ‘ have been removed, »nd n«w
WftF" •mn^snam.
IT n ITEL spates hotel, long
Sf. p art&£ J wh;^rftvjr!;iS ffo^het.sulf.“
santly situated on a fine bluff, with lawn in (rnn? ' *
fait view of th. ooenn. rood .r’oSlif.tobhr Ao?, mak«
it r. Attractive a. any hou.o in the country. Tho ooin-
Tnunication is acoessiblo by two dally lines from fcStof
Walnut-street Wharf, viz.; 6A. M„ and 2 PM™ Ioot 01
Reference-Grandy, Warden, & Co.. 219 nj...,...,
, B. A. SH6EMAKfi»! QUt
_JeP-3m • Proprietor.
SJUMMBR BOARDING.—OLD SAND
SPRING near onuntr. Pa.
r JjJS.I/iHSuudoommoaious HOTEL AND BOARD
INGHOUSE, at this delightful Summer Retreat.is
1 Sri ** opened for Boarders on the
»-CommunioMion twice daily, from Philadelphia
RfiilroHds BbUrg ’ the KQ d Lebanon Valley
reoeived by the week or through the
B ®. a ® f> n, on reasonable terms.
--J 08 ’ 1 ™ JOHN MANDERBAOH,Proifri»tor.
rpHB LORETTO SPRINGS, CAMBRIA
.Pennsylvania, will be opened for the re
oeptien of visitors, on the 20th day of June next, under
lb %T^h e ,r^ f Major well known
vilrl, 7 fir?? lp^®n i B S d experienped landlord, tor
of the Brody House, Harrisburg, Pennsyl
, This now and delightful resortforthose seeking either
health,or pleasure, is situated one ntile from the villate
of Loretto, aod four miles from Cresson Station, on the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad-from whioh, to Lo
retto, there »s a well-oonstruoted plank road. w
The Bpring S are about 8,6001 feot above tide-water, and
the air is always bracing and invigorating, the thermo
meter seldom.ranging above 75 deg. in summer. The
head-waters of the •-URquehanna and Clearfield abound
lntrout. and the mountain ranges are filled with same,
affording fine sport to those who are fond of such
amusements. 1 1,110,1
The buildings are admirably constructed with resnect
to room and ventilation, ami the whole fitted uowith
every appliance that oan contribute to the oommrtand
convenience of the gursts—bail-alley, baths, billiard
tables, &0.. Ao.
The waters of these Springs have been analyzed by se.
veral eminent J'hermsts, and fonnd to oontam, in large
proportions- all those valued mineral properties for
which the Springs of this spar of the Alleghany have
long been celebrated. '
In oonoeotion with tho Springs is a W*ter*Caro
Fstabltsbment, chartered by the State, and under the
charge of tliflodebrated, Hyoropathio Physician, Dr. rj.
Freaso, of Pittsburg. Pennsylvania, who will give bis
entire attention to the euro of all diseases, Terms 810
per we*k per patient *
Cmnn-matipn tickets to Loretto Springs, for visitors,
will be issued from Philadelphia, Pittsburg, and all tho
way-stations on tae «oote,
A daily mail leaves Lor*tto for all parts of the Union.
On the arrival of visitors at Cresson, ooaohee will be in
readme s to convev tnem to the Springe.
Those visiting the Water-Cure should be provided
with paoking, covering, Ac.
je7-tjyl F. A. GIBBONS, Jr., Seoretarr,
£jARMSLE
The favorite resort f*r those
who &ppreofftte Grand Soenery.
Pure Aloantam Air, Invigorating
Baths, Large and Well-ventilated
Rooms, Good Society, and a Good
. Table.
, For particulars send for Circu
lar.
CLFI*' 1 *'
Wi,, Sffi auß
Cumberlncd co., F*.
Accommodations for
300.
TBBMS LOW
OWEN,
iLENDENIN. & VIBSCHER.
Carlisle Spring, Pa,
Mount holly spking3 hotel,
PENNA.
This favorite ami delightful SUMMER RESORT,
Six Miles from Carlisle, Cumberland county, is now
open to visitors.
The pure atmosphere, mountain air and water, with
the beautiful drives and walks, and other attritions
whichi are so well known, make it a very desirable
place for Families to spend the Summer.
* or further particulars, address ns above,
ISAAC PARBOHB.
June 6.1810,
Florence heights hotel.—The
extensive Hotel wiP be opened for the reception of
visitors on the 10th of June.
The i*ole arrangements will be under the direotlon of
that eminent caterer, THOMAS J. DORSEY* of this
otty, to whom ‘-nplioatton may be made for rooms, at
Wo. 1331 LOCUST Street.
Pio Nio, and other Parties on the lawn, wilt have es
pecial attention, without intruding upon the prira-jT of
regular boa-dere.
The subtonber may be found at the Hotel, to make
the necessary arrangements for boarders.
ie2*lot JE. ROBBIWS, Florenoe, New Jersey.
BEDFORD SPBINGS.-This well-known
and delightful Summer .Resort will be opened for
the reoepUoo or Visitors on the FIHST OF JUNts,
and kept open till the Ist of October.
Toe Hotel will be undorthe management of Mr. A.
u. ALLKN, whose expenenoe. courteous manners, and
attention to hisi guests. give the amplest assurance ol
comfort and.kind treatment.
Parties wishing rooms, or anjr information in regard
to the place, will address the suoeoriber.
JNO. P. KEBD. Seo’r and Treasurer,
Bedford Mineral Springs Co.
EWHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
-■-4 Lancaster Couoty. Pennsylvania—This estab
lishment wilt be open by the Jlth of June The ad
vantages of this beautiful resort are: Mountain scenery,
pure air, and soft water; every variety of batna, and
amusements; a good stook of uverr lionet, and car
nates. For further particulars call on JOSEPH B.
VLYER.B, corner Third and Vino Streets; JAMES 8.
EaELB, No. Slfi Chestnut Btreet. Philadelphia, or to
the proprietor, JOSEPH. KONIGMACHER, Ephrata
Post Office, Lancaster Coanty, Pa. myXMm
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
HTHB MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
-*■ COMPANY QF NEW YQJU, A
Assets:
SIX MILLIONS OF BOLLAAS,
mviftfXD IN PIRBT MORTtfAOES ON REAL iSfAtP,
WORTH OVER 815,000,000. 1
The premiums are lower than it many other Compa
nies, and the Dividends have been orbatxx.
Tilts Is a atriotlj Mutual Company. There are c«
Stockholder*, eo that ALL THE PROFITS
PJtLONO TO TUB INBTBBD.
Pamphlets, and ever/ information! mar be &a*
sBATis, on application to _ _
8, W. comer Fo\?RTH and*WA^NUt'VtralU
PHILADELPHIA REFK3JSNCK9 >
Thomas Robins, John Welsli,
Mordeoai L Dawsor George H. Stoart,
George M, Stroud. E. 6. Wholen,
John B Myers, J. Fisher Learning*
Joseph Patterson William O.Ludmr,
John M. Atwood, Artbn* O Coffin,
Thomas 11. Power* George w.Toland.
William WolCee. Thos. Wattson. nS-lrlt’
Fame insurance company, no.
405 CHJKBTHUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED APRIL, ISM, BY THE STATE OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RISK?,
„ directors
Samuel Wjrlght, D. B. Bircej,
Wm. W. miter*. J. W. Evermao,
Chas. Riohardsou Henry Lewis, Jr.,
Geo. A. West, Jacob w. Stout,
0. Wilson Davis, Menko Stem.
Whoa. 8. Martin,
GEORGE W, DAY, President,
«... r v. FRANCIS N. BUCK, Vioe Frea’t.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD, Secretary. Jall-tf 1
PREPARED GLUE.
SPAUDINO’S
PBEFARED GLUEJ
“A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE.”
ECONOMY! DISPATCH!
sa vr rwc Pisces;
As accidents will happen, even m well-regulated
families, it is very desirable to have some cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crooke
tt, ko. (
SPALDING PREPARED GLUE
meets all suoh emergencies, and no household oan afford
to bo without it. It is always ready and up to the stick
ing point. There is no longer a necessity for limping
chairs, splintered veneers, handles* dolls, and broken
cradles. It n just the article for oose, shell, and other
ornamental work, so' popular w?th ladies of refinement
and taste.
This admirable preparation is used oold, being ohe
mtoallr held in solution, and possessiug all the valnablo
qualities of the bast binet-makers’ glue. It may be
used 1 a the place of ordinary muoilage, bom; vastly
more auhosive.
“USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.”
N. B. A brush accompanies each bottle.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
Wholesale Depot, No. 48 CEDAR Street, New York,
Address
HENRY 0. uPALDING A CO.,
Box No. SSCO, New York.
Put uo ter Dealers in Oases oontaimngfour, eight,
sndtweive do*on. a beautiful Lithographio Show-card
oocompanymg eaoh package.
A bM«M PEEPMIED GLUE
will save ten times itsooßt annually to every household.
Sold by all prominet Stationers, Druggists, Hard
ware and Furniture Dealers, Grooere, and Fanoy
Stores.
Country Merchant* should make a note of
SPALDING r 8 PREPARED GI.VS
en making up tlieir list.
IT WILL STAND ANY CLIMATE.
iM-mwf-y
fJATS! MATS! HATjjI
MEN’S STRAW HATS.
BOY’S bTRAW HATS.
KVISRY DE3IKABI.K MTYi.K OF
STRAW, HAT
HOW READY.
LINCOLN,
WOOI-). & NICHOLS.
73« CHESTNUT Street.
,gy PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINA
viJr! TIONS made for 25 cent*, with advice as to phy
sioal oulture and fitness for certain occupations,
b*~J. W. HUITER. 8. E, CORNER BIXTH AND
NORTH STREETS, below ARCH, Hour* from 8 to
12 A. M. je9-gt»
AND OLAM SOUP served
<s tbK upeveryday throughoutthe sea*on /Sunday’s
excepted), by JAMES PROSSER, No. 60s MARKET
Street.
N. B. Dinners from 19 to 8 o’olook. my2B tf_
M«S. M. S BISHOP’S PARISIAN
IMkMILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, No. 1016
CHESTNUT street, next door to the Bt. Lawrence
Hotel. tny23-lm
tTHE BEST ARE OIIEAPEST—Buy
Umbrellas and Parasols of .
u hichardbon,
myH-Ilyllf w N0..1» MARKET At.
t PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS,
m every variety, cheap. £ RIOK . R „ Bof| . g
rn.l4-ti.lif .IsSaSket St.
OIL LEMON— Grass, for sale by WE
THKRH.L * BROTHERS, 4T and 49 North
SECOND fit. my*
WANTS.
~\\T in a Manufac-
Houw, by l a K ma?^x^nI n , ' r^ole,a^e » or Commission
tallinKi also seven voar* ma huf!icturme and
Grocer, and Dimmiemon inihin;M IG wit[!
and western Pennerivamii acquit net l mi. a 5!? 0 * 1 ?-*™ rs
oomattMloa. Good referennt I riven* 110 or
que.no,” Box Wo. 17sa, PnotofnlliT AddrMa “^n-
AN EXPERIENCED BOOK-KEEPER
-t*- W'l! be open for an ensasement b, tbe and of U,i«
month. Addreaa •’Book-keeper,” oEioa or ttu. wiper
• : JeliCt*
WANTED—AII Wheelwrights Waeon
« 'WltSlSv and c °aoh Builder., to oall at 406
folloe benditt* 1 slreet ’ ftnd *® e apecimona of heavy
‘juTtf ° fcICKBNBACH. NIOKUKHOX, & CO. ■
'l/I/'ANTED—A Partner in acashandsuc
▼ • oessfully osrrietl on business, with a capital of
£5 000. For particulars address Box 1361, Philadelphia
Boat Omoe. je9-2t*
\VANTED—An honest man.' who can
y * readand write, a* porter in & wholesale rrooeir
store. Good references required. Address” P. tc Co ,”
office of this paper, je7-4t*
Yfcf ANTED—A Purchaser for a first-class
n #L right sor 9600 would eecnre an interest in
drS?‘^ 8, i ne ? 8 hV Qf n s f of a th « invention. Ad
dfflgL_J. L. Jones,” Blood a Diapatoh. jeg
for sale and to let.
Goodwill,. Stock, and
(I , 8. °4iX S J°£B on North DELAWARE
vorobte tarms rade ' wilj bo sold on fa-
oll?af&?^thL h V#.^2iir^.d
rt jau“st* <lit,r " ,e- AtWle,s '' p. olbox No isn.” Md
IRON
of authority vetted in ui uTrusteesfor M?i*in«,r
di tore of Pollard MeConniok; aud m nursuamfi *
ore. or tho nlrtrfot Court of AneM?™™ 0 ’,?!
Commonveath of Pennsylvania, in No. B™f NoviS tS?
term, 1868. we will expose to public sale, at the mfm"
£?AfS*. KXCdANGE, on FOURTH Btrwt, mthe
city of Pittsburgh, an the I*th (twelfth) day of J nn »
l^t , iS2? I p en ? msstllo o,oo,cA * M, the Hollins MU
?Pnna ill, Ffotoneu, situated near New Castle. Law
tßftvcwni\/o6nn,jlviinii' known a*the ORIZABA
K B, l6 Boiling Furnaces, 5
S,ri at Mn«? Ü B ,, l? ea ' B ß * r RmalJ Rolls. NaiiPlafe
WrmfJhr hv,.d« m Bmioexerg, 40 Natl Machines, one
turiWSfaflWsiF?» i!i 0 I Sf ellUiarjr f ° F ™ nur ™'
sSSK£a
4®i^~asBs«=s
rzRMi. One fourth of the purchase monsT fen v»
paid in cash on the acknowledgment of tfie deed • the
balance m one, two, and three years from the Smeof
sale, w ith* inte rest from .hat time; tha deferred Sar
tnfsa? t 0 Beoured by a °d mortgage on the pre
m‘MS' s*?&&* fo® 1 * 8 '
WW- flAf°E. M N« 0C *’
■pOR SALE OR TO LET—A Double
io«aa”^i^. < ottase, Germantown, situate on Dewey’s
lane» second house from Thorp s lane, five minutea
T<S!vAni« m #.J? ,lr0 ;? d , atat, °h. Contains all the modern
conveniences. Apply to p. r. WILSON
J e8 * ltn CO3 CHESTNUT Btreet.
M ELEGANT-COUNTRY RESIDENCE
for sale, replete with all the modern conveni
ences,.in one of the moat healthful seetiona of'Penn*
Hl»s2!t , D 0 ?. v * l, i ll,lt -te th 6 olty * on the line ofthe Penn
sylvania Railroad, with .soeesato and from the oity se
veral times, daily. Will be sold on reasonable terms, or
exchanged in part for merchandise or oity property, or
OI P n tohase money may remain se
ourea upon the property. For further particulars apply
at this office. jas*6t* f
®FOR SALE, OB EXCHANGE FOR
MERCHANDISE—Two two-story briok houses
anu lot of ground subject to improvement Rent for
« A small amount of cash, and the
hsianoe m merchandise required. Address A. 8.. Prr.n
° ffioa< tny23-lm
m PfIOTORT PROPERTY FOR SALE—
difir.*J>le F««tory. wit l ’ larva lot of
*» n threo stree s. suitable for almost
any kind ol manulaomrinp. Terms easy. Forpartiou
o/fc W 1 ’ T VooW n 2 Wa 1 q E - Blxt b below Aroh.
or to Vr. l>. HOUttßo, No. 1009 ■ hsstnut st. royS^*ini
eTO LET OR FOR SALE^TfoDR
story hopte, doable back buildings, all modern im
provements, in complete order; an elegant larte yard.
•e?ra3 lowto a good tenant, tiituated No. 19*>4
CHc.BTNI/TKtreet. Appiv at No. Tl 9 CHESTNUT
Street, in the Maaomo Halu my26-tf
SALE, CHEAP—A new Ladd, YTeb
, & Co/s Sewing Maohme—the liest manu
factured. Address “Sewing Machine,” office or The
Frets. mrai-tf
fa FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.—A
.fafmshed house to let. at the northwest corner of
T' J NDRSERYMEN AND FLORISTS
“ For sale a. large Jot in the Southwestern section of
tpe oity, well adapted foraNursery. Terms accommoda
ting. For particulars address ” K,” at this office. ap!7-tf
MTO RENT —Two beautifully Bltuatcd
double houses, well shaded, with coach houses
and gardens attaohed. on Tacony Plank Road, one mile
below Taoony, and three-quarters of a mile from Fos
«t»gfr T Railway depot at Bndesburg. Apply at 717
WALNUT Btreet« mhl7-tf
TO LET.—The first floor of the fine build
ing, No. 704 C HEBTNUT street, formerly oooupicd
for a wholesale (and latCiy as a retail) fancy goods and
perfumery store. Apply at the offioe of JULES HAUEI,
Be. CO., No. TOt CHESTNUl 1 street, Phila. je4-lm
MFOR SALE, on accommodating tenns 3
the STORE AND DWELLING, No. ill, Arch
street. Apply to u WM. R. ALLEN,
mySl-)3t* ■_ 830 ARCH street.
&TO CAPITALISTS.—FOR SALE—
The Mschmoir, Stook, and Fixtures of a large
Manufactory of PAPER HANGINGS, replete with
every convenience for oarrying on an extensive busi
ness. A desirable investment to persons of energy who
can push the business. For sale with or without the
buiiamr. Inquire at3J3 CHESTNUT Street.
jalB<nmtfi? HART. MONTGOMERY, & CO.
gm FOR SALE—THE LARGE STONE
.■Sx MANSION, with Stabling, Tenant, and Spring
House, m tbe healthy and improving locality at Clifton,
on the Sprint field road, Upper Darby, half an hour’s ride
in the new West Chester Railroad cars from the city. It
has nearly Saores of |and, fenced in with a variety of
shade trees; a good spring of water, It would make a good
Bummer Boarding House. It has the advantages of a
business place, as tbe rear end of the lot is adapted for
the co&l and lnmher business,without interference with
tbe Mansion. Tbe weighing scales and offioe are on the
premises; it would suit for a Hotel or a Country Store.
Terms accommodating. City property taken In ex
change. Inquire at Omoe No. 6 Washington Building,
No. 374 Booth THIRD Street myat vtmBt*
ga FOR SALw—A HANDSOME PRO-
Hl PF.RTY, in Germantown, within a few minutes
walk of the depot. Fine garden, with hot-beds. Abun
dance of Frmt—Grapes, and plenty of shade. Stone
Home; gw and water throughout. Stone Stable, Large
Lawn.
Perms very accommodating, and possession given
when required. Apply to B. B. COMEGYS,
ap!2-if at the Philadelphia Bank.
BOARDING.
PRIVATE BOARDlNG.—Gentlemen and
A- tbeirfamihfs, or single gentlemen, can be accom
modated with Board, with pleasant and handsome
rooms, famished or unfurnished, at 616 LOGUSI* St.,
south side of Washington equare. The location, bring
opposite »o one of the handsomest parks in the oily, is
oenrial, and extremely pleasant. Transient person*
visiting the city oan be accommodated by the day or
week. Terms moderate. A basement front room, with
private entrance, for rant, suitable for an office, jell-tf
COUNTRY BOARDING—At a firs‘-class
farm-house, thirty six miles from the City, near
Avondale Btation, P.kB.C. K.R. coeu to and from
thp oi ty three times ad at. Persons desiring-Board for
heir famines are invited to view the plaoe. Cars .eave
Deoot, ►IGHTEKNI’ff v.d MARKED Street*. 6%
\ M., and AVONDALE in time to reaoh the city by 9
A. AI. For pa> tioulars, ad ires* E. W. HICKS, Chatham,
Chester county, Penaa, jeB-12t*
Families and gentlemen wish
ing FIRST-CLAfla BOARD, with cool Rooms,
oan now have ohoice at WALNUT Bt. jei lm^
CUMMER BOARDING. Accommoda
tions for two or three small size families, and a few
single boarders, oan be secured at Eaton Academy,
Kenneit Square, Chester county, if application be made
withoutdelay. Access by oars three times daitv.
Aodress WILLIAM CHANDLER,
jea-iat* Principal an 4 Proprietor.
TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN OaN BE
accommodated with good, airy apartment*, (with
or without board,) in a private family. Location cen
tral. Address •• TOLBERT,” through Blood’s Dis
patch. ap2B
DIVIDENDS.
riORN EXCHANGE BANK,
PnrtanßLPHU, May 1,3850. ,
The Directors have THIS DAY declared a Dividend
f THREE PER CENT, on the Capital Stook, dear of
tate Tax, and payable on demand,
mvl-tf J. W. TORRLY. Cashier
EDUCATIONAL.
Tiff 1 UCY R MAYER and Mrs. R.
xvi M. BIRD will reopen their BCHO n L for Young
Ladies at 1»10 SPRUCE Street, on MONDAY, Bep
teraboT 17th, 1860. J<3-lm
REMOVALS.
Removal small & chandler,
WHOLEBALE GROCER*, have removed from
68 North 6ECOND Street, to IS3 MARKET Street,
above Front, north side. »a»
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL— To Wheelwrights. Wagon.
makers, and the trade in general. The undersigned
would respectfully call the attention or such their
samples of heavv felloe-bending at 406 Bun*hFleTH
Btriot LUCKhNBAOm NICKERBwN, & CO.
Je9-2t*
PERSONAL.—A. D. ANCONA GIVES
« the Highest Cash Prioe for Ladies* and Gents*
cast-off Clothing, at 330 SOUTH Btreet. tei-6t»
will bo paid, and the highest price
for ladieV and genta’ cast off Clothing, Please call
at, or address B. D. ANCONA, No. 73T SOUTH Btreet
b9low Eighth. Joo-et
SAVING FUNDS.
American saving fund.—com
pany’s Building, southeast corner WALNUT
and FOURTH Street*. Open daily from 9 till 8
o'clock, and on MONDAY till Bin tUe eyeninp. Thia
Old Institution ha* always paid m full, on demand,
without not«B. BREBT FIVE pi5R
Alt sums paid back, on gold and silver.
ALEX. fYHI LLDIN, President.
SAMU WORK, Vioe President.
Jf\hn C Farr, T. E. Harper, George Nugent,
John Anspooii, Jr-» Sarol.T. Ain. C. Roberta,
inhn Aikman. Jora* Bowman, H. H. Eidndge,
J. HowSld. JOHN S. WILSON, Treumrer.
JOHN mylß-lm
SPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND,
Office, 331 North THIRD Street, between Vm<
and Callowhill. Incorporated brthe Legislature/pri
14th. 1881. Open for Deposits anuPaymants, daily, from
9to2Ko'oloos. ALso, on MONDAY and THURSDAY
EVENINGS,from6toB o’olook. ...
IntorestS per cent, per annum. Depositors can with
draw their honeys by Check*, if deairt-d. Speoiat J>e*
t ° ,it * re ° ,iVed - JAMES 8. PRINGLE.
FttlKM. HiUT. "
pATENT
I()E PITCHERS,
KEEP IOE IQ HOURS.
LEWIS LADOMUS & Co.
802 CHESTNUT STREET. mj2B-tf
! AZUMEA ! -AZUMEA !
AZUMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA!
PROF. MORRIS' AZUMEA BAKING POWDER.
Manufactured No. North FOURTH
Street, and for sale bv Grooers generally- mySaSmif
"iriNEGSR.— s OO Mils Clarified Cidtr
v Vln«-ar 450 bbls White Wine Vinegar, m store
Vlftfam ABHBUJUfiiR '* ° l ''
AJMJNEMKNTK.
V A i;uV T 'S‘TRi:ET 5 ‘ TRi:ET J’HEATIVE ..r
Sole Lessee Mrs. 11. A GAJtTtVTKov (
lius.uwb Agent..Joi.DTMURPHy;
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY!
| NIXON’S ROYAL EQUESTRIAN TROUPE!
NiBLO’S GARDEN.
j BOSTON ACADEMY OP MUBIU
DRAWN THE MOST CROWDED AUDIENCES.
(GREATEST BEM A ATION“ ei! ,k ' .
_ MADS m AMERICA
THE MOSrf r piS<IBHED
i AVO *-
ACCOMPLISHED ARRAY OF ARTISTES
fiverbrooght tngot ber
r wau r ONTHISCONTfffENT.
Mile. ELLA ZOYar a
I Ti “ * rM MMEs no ßSßta" B i&' heWorld ’
;, THE HANLON BROTHrrr
;X““^' rfnl s,Bm ** t ' *™ ■«"»«u. a.
L. c CHARLTON,
(The great Stilt Danoer.
„ a VUVXRXA,
l rh« Renowned Contortion)*!,
eapported by the entire Troapa of
| ca S?^J KIL -•" pektland.
i leading features ,
Tww nci Of tfte Performance ▼iD be
IHE BEAUTIFUL TRAINED MARE,
, ZAIDER,
Managed by
• , . ELLA ZOYA RA.
Esoh periormanoe to be preceded vith a
POPULAR farce
.. „ BY THK DRAMATIC COMPANY.
* PARTICULAR NOTICE. Notwithatanding the
©normon* expence attending thie “**
GRAND COMBINATION
. „ OP TP*
leading equestrian artistes of the
WORLD.
THE PRICES REMAIN AS USUAL,
Thf» JFr*® j-istfexoopt the p r*M> is
~ . MO ? T POSITIVELY suspended.
Beats maybes*eoreii thrse days in advance.
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.
ON WEDNESDAY 1 AFTERNOON AND SATURDAY
will be riran?o R fh ln »iATINEE
• Will w given for tbejusonramnd&tinn Qf
LADIEB AND CHILDREN
FAMILIES OF THE TOWNS.
I p' h ;,' latineßa Commence »t > o’clock nnd eloee before
M - len-at.
THEATRE.
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.
COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 11.
MORRIS BROTHERS, PELL & TROWBRIDGE’S
MIN3TRELB.
EIGHTEEN STAR PERFORMER!!.
THE CHAMPION TROUP EOF THE WOULD!
CHANGE Of PROGRAMME EVERY EVENING
. For fall particulars see Prof rammee of (lie Da/.
Admission •. js oenU.
Secured Seats in _. -38 coats
Orehertra„ _ Meaner
Seats in Private Boxes.. ~, ~ Mntl(
Gallerj . 13centa•
Private Boxes $3 and
LON MOARIBi Manager.
CHARLES A. MORRIS, Agent.
N. B. Positively no Ordera or Money received at
the Door, ‘JelMt •
A CADEMY OF MUSIC. - THE GRAND
MATINEE!
_„„TO THEIR EXCELLENCIES.
THE AMBASSADORS FROM JAPAN:
Having been a-ceptedby them, win take place on
„ . TUFB”AY, Jane 12th, I*o.
Commencing at t>i o’olook. •
The whole order the immediate direction of
. . MESSRS. WHEATLEY A CLARKS,
who have prepared the yaont' unique and varied enter
tainment ever given >n
AN AMERICAN THEATRE »
in the completion of whiob no c&re# expense, or labor
has been spared to render it highly oreditable to oar
mtf. and entirely worthy this unportantevent.
rhey are happy to annonuee that an arrangement has
been effeeted with the Directors or tue Academy of
Mono, - New York whereby the-service* of the fol
lowing distmrnished artists have he«n secured .♦
M’LLr THERESA PARODI,
The great Lyno Tragedienne.
SS SksTv^l
Prom the New York Academy and the TaconThea
tre. Havana.
STGNOK. UKATf, Condnotor.
The above artistes will appear is the At aot of Doni
zetti's tragio Opera of
. . D LUCRE2IA BORGIA.
Lucrexia Borgia. . M’Ue PARODJ.
Gennaro. - Big. TAMARO,
Doke Alfonso.™ NA«NI.
The Orchestra, on this important occasion, will com'
prise
„ t FORTY-FIYF. PERFORMERS,
Including DOOWORTH’g ARCH-BTRKET THEA-
T«E and the fall GERM aNIA BAND.
Wli , MR. J. 8. CLARKS
Will make hts first appearance here in a
POPULAR CO%IEIUETT*.
M’LL TERESA PARODI
Will sins the Grand National Song of
_ , BTAR SPANGL-D BANNER, • '
with fall Chorus of »h* combined forces of the A LBN
NBBCHOR and YOUNG MjBNNEROHOR ABSO
-
, „ , OF 200 SINGERS,
who will also sing the Chorus of THE PRIESTS, from
* The Magio Flats.” and CHAPEL CHORUS M*n
nerohors, nnder the di reotion of C A rl SENTE.
_ t „ S'GNOR BLITZ,
The Renowned Magician raa choice selection of Ap
Ptoprtaie and Extraordinary Feats of Legerdemain,
«o.
„ M * QIC DANCE OF TWO NATIONS!
lb® UN i° N 9 F Japan and the
UNITER STATES, prepared expressly for the occa
sion by Mr. W. Wood.
'ihe whole to conclude with an appropriate Comic
Pantomimic
BALLET!
in whtoh will be introduced the famous
, « b MAYPOLE DANCE,
from the Coined* of the
r . FAST MhN OF THE OLDEN TIME,
in view of the pressure for admission. a*d to avoid
confusion at the entrance. a limited number of Tickets
»iii b* sold at rhe continental hot»*l, gtr* id
801 SE. » A PIERRE Hulls'*- and at the Box Office
of Ihe ARCH-STREET TilE\i'RK,after9 o’clock A.
Mt every day previous to the Matinee.
Admission. One Dollar to all parts of the house. No
reserved scats. ir
IVATIONAL ThFATEE—walnut
il BTREET. ABOVE EIGHTH.
MI»S MARY MITCHELL.
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING. Jun. 11. 1880,
Will be performed the National Drama, entitled
„ t HORBK9HOB BOBINB^N.
Horseshoe Robinson, Mr. Collins; Ben Terab, Mr.
Cooke ; Major Butler, Mr. Browse; Mr. Lindsey, Mr.
Lrjene; Mildred Lindsey. MissTditcheU.
Tuc o uolud.wUb ) ,h.rt E nlh. 6o O ai a, M « H . d . -
Lamh Landher O'Ronrbe. Mr. Collins; The Dead
Boxer, Mr Fitzgerald; Ted XTßrnnngm. Mr. Filgrim;
Moebaol Neil- Mr- Brown ; Nell MoCollom, Mite Mary
Mitchell, tijen Neil. a.*a* Amelia Butler
BCALH OF PRICKS.—Dress Cirole and Parquet,»
ots.; Family Cirole. 15 ets.: OrohostraChairz.se-nred.
80cui.; Colored Boxes, 15 ot* ; Beat*in Private Boxes,
75 ots.; Entire Private Box. 90nud 43.
Doors open nt 7X o’olook; Performance will com
tneace punctually at g o’clock.
CONI'JBRT HALL.—JAPANESE FESTI
VAL WEEK.
WYMAN,
WIZARD AND VR%TRtLOOUI*T.
Will open CONCERT HALL, CHESTNUT Street,
on MONDAY EVENING. Jone li.
_ . . „ FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
. Wednesday and Saturday
*FTERNOONS. for stranger* and families, com
mencing at 3od'V'W.
Doors ' pen at 7)£ o’clock *, performance to commence
at 8, preoisaly.
See poster and programme* for particular*. Admit
tance 25 rents; child ren )2>so. jell- 6t*
DOLUE DUTTON GIVES LEVEES AT
FULTON HALL, Lancaster. 'THIS (Monday
and to morrow) AFTERNOON and EVEfUNGatSand
8 o’clock, and no ton?er. \ jell-2t*
FaUIT AND FLORAL FESTIVAL,
Ajrn
BINGING BY THE BLIND.
On the aftenmon and evening of
THURSDAY, Jane 14, 1960,
BANBOM-BTREFT HALL,
SANSOM Street, between H XTH and SEVENTH,
la aid of the BUILDING FUND of the <4 Wylie Mis
sion Bcboot,” in connection with the Pint. Reformed
I'Tesbyterian Church.
Tioketz 16 oents. To be had at the door ou the Even
ing of .the Festival.
oinginr will commence at 4 in the afternoon and 8 in
the evening. jell ♦**
PIC- NlO FXTRAORDIKARY, at S. S.
MARKLEV’S VALLFY GREEN HOTEL, on
Wissahickon. FRANK RIVERS’ Great Melodeon
Company, including the fall Orchestra, will spend the
mtire day at this beautiful Retreat, on Wisrahiotoa,
June 13.1850
F. B.—Shouti it rain, the next clear day.
jell-3;' S. 8 MARJCLEx, Proprietor.
MCDONOUGH'S GAIETIES —RACE
BTKKET.
THREE NEW PLAYS.
AND
AN OLIO!
PADDY’S WEDDING
THE OMNIBUS.
THE HAPPY MAN.
JULIA MORTIMER, JULIA PRICE, ERNES
TINE DE FABIER.
THE BKbT COMPANY IN TEE CITY.
First grand musical festival
AND PIC-NIC OF THK PHILADELPHIA.
HAND. No 1, on MONDAY 1 , Juno 11, IM>, At EG-.
GLESFIELD.
The Committee have selected thin beau’i'nl and ro
mantic retTeat, bewe easy of access br alt the Cits
Passenger Railway Cars, conneotingwith theGir*rd
avenue Railway or the EairtnountSteamboats, like
wise by the Reading Railroad Cara
The fall MILITARx BAND, of THIRTY PER
FORMERB, wall perlorra a variety of Introductory
Mane. Dancing w»ll commence at 11 o'clock A M. A
Grand Concert at S)£ o'clock P M At 4 o’clock Dane
ing, to conclude at o o’clock. A Police force will be in
attendance to preserve order. ,
Tiokeie. 28 cents. (Children under 'en Tears free*,
can be procured at the Vu*ic ctoree of ANDbE A Co..
1104 CHEtTNUT Btre*t.orof A LAWTON,
S.E corner of SrtV’ENTH and CHESTNUT Street*.
tGT Forfurtberparticulars see Sunday papers !JeB 3t
TV ATIONAL AND HISTORICAL PANO
iI RAMA.
THTB EVENING, and for a short »enod,at We
ABBEMBLY BUILDINGS, TENTH and CHESTNUT
Streets,
A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PANORAMA. M ~
"©presenting TWBNTY-FlVh REMARKABLE
EVEN'IB in American History, each picture covering
over TWO HUNDRED surface feet of Canvas.
These'Pamtroiß illustrate the prominent HISTORI
C-l. KVK.TR IN THE Liy.g of THK kabl>
PILGRIMS IN ENGLAND. HOLLAND AND AM h
HICA ' Andal«, th.mor. thnni ? , event, or the
VOCAL ANDINiORUMENTAL MUSIC,
oh Scene,
■Will l»e*perioVmed , by two Rccomplished Young La
ll f)nors open at 7K P. M.; Exhibition commences
Pr ?dim'tcsnoeiseeflts- Children 30 cents.
At the earnest solicitation of a number of Vnbtto
School Teachers wt-l be AFTERNOON EXHI
BITIONS Biven on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
of'hisweekt to commence atS)4 P. M.« precisely. CH'L*
DRKN, on these occasions cnfa, will be admitted lor
FJVE C-.*TB.
Arrangements made with Teachers for the ad
mittance of Schools to Afternoon Exhibitions, on mo
derate terms. je6-ot*
OOLOMON’S TEMPLE,'
A large, beautiful, and perfect model of trio grand
eat and most interesting building ever emit is erected
intt,imn.a n » e^o?? of NAIj
MARKET, ABOVE TWELFTH STREET.
The Model is SB feet lone, 24 feetwide,andlsfeei
high; lighted br »o gas jets,and theworshippersre
presented by 60$ figures arrayed in Jewish costume,
surrounding the various courts, give it a life-like ap-
Kk gs. fith to Sthohap.} 1 Chron., 28th chap.; 2ti
Chrnn., 4th and 7th chape ; ana Exotics, BHh oh»p.. for
contents and description of Solomou's Temple, all ni
which is iaithfuUy represented in the Model.
OPKN TO VISITOR-;frora 10 to IS A. M*. 3 to H
and Tto 10 P. M. Lecture at 11.4, andBJi o’olock.
Admission, 23 cento: two children. So cents; single
ohila, 15 cents. . , . . .
Liberal arrangements made with schools and ohurobea
with privilege of leoture by their pastor. mvl-tf
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE
ART 8.1025 CHESTNUT Street. . . ,
The 37ch Annual Exhibition is now open daily, from
9 o’clock M , until 7P« M., ard Lorn 3 till 10 P. W.
Admission 25 cents. Season tickets, CD cents. Chil
dren, half-prioe. , ...... A _
Stockholders will receive their tickets at the office oi
the Academy.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.—2SO bbls Spts
►3 I'urppntme. in store- anil Tor sale ny ROWLEY
ABHBHRNEK, fc 00.. No. 16 SOUTH WHARVKS. .
M» N A—Small L r.Lo, for sale by WE
••'HBRILL Jt I, »dq *5
• vaiSißSt. mr»