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arte ” in .upplrj*, tUi the teorW end bis -Wire with the
finest, purest, iio!tiif.iiadaidetd«liettelir fiavottd Con
feettonery »o!4 in PKledOlpidn. Aeorly orert person,
before IniVUs'tie oily for: their eommer leant, Tint
thin axolere«ieHitb«ei»tVtotae-»iUi:tlieit»eaepltt;
of del'eioetedibiee, tad ,wr pneeatetdeet ia toipform
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eoddpeitre.to th'efr w»fpft ■while owar.thenbTfoUow-,;
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a Imj« renwent of UweeinveluebleleboretTiet leere
tMnte,tMt ther nteheajretlerTerietr.endto sreeeul
to bett«riftiortmioi (d from.; Thoir
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aU kinds of wnk, dorostin or menoftetniinf., From
tbdlp ekleasiee oper»tiore.oea»j»leo«Ule thml their
prices tie unueaaUj modcreu. , - '
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mvd-fiojtkiMtis , '»hieb, properly in.
rested, trill eoeneneide bimtopeyfor nMeejoytU the'
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e helsees ie't todepoeit (a the yVonl-Ka Sae(«r f>»<t.
Cheetent.
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per eent. inlereet. Opon dsilr. front r till A'nude »■
WedoeedereehdSeUrdereuntil g o’etook. This eom
peayliiteii)e,>ielyin.Gorerhd‘«°*i Ststeo, nod city lonite,
ironed reals, NOrtesdes, fie ,ipat> on dsotngd, and
MTeir 'tdebfaied, „ tiMe4ee**ef, sisrhr} dad ell
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not fide.' To eet, end 'trick, end sWep-to be exposed;
jroand in th« .mill os
habit, and’tarn 1 Ikdwht into an MetHement hf tMde-;
thin, is pot lirn. v ia ,idl,thie lBit a poor, fneltonof.liir
aoatelr>ineeee or baa.nnlty. Is hwakeaed. aad thseano
titiee still eldniber trkleh' yrtske <it worth while lo be
Knosrlfdrr,trath, lere.besntr.roodeeee,feith,n'one
. cnafire rithlity (o tin meclMaisinpf exieteneo..,Tho
iaagk of mirth that'Tibratar through'the heart r the
fear thtt fireehehe tke dry vaeten wilhin; the tahnoi
that brieaa ohtUhoed.hnek ; the prayer that oallntbe-'
, fntarn nxr; the'ddnbfihrhihh tnnkee tie mdltath; the
death ehicbsteti Its yewithinj stories; thehardship,
tfhloh ftN**«* to'ttrnssle; the sissoat atylaaaotUn
npxtlweae,prirs Glothleg Store ot Grace ills Btnkoe,
Ho ltTfihewoot stuit-srs the true .noorishaieitt'of.
mtr aaural twine. A neefnl.and’ va’nohle sl/l aoront;
pdnfyn'nioheifieleeold.; w .... „ . -i,,. )>?;tf i
■ .Knßeeps.'neD irsatLtt* repalrlnj- to thadiffer
ent Phteed eftepmti naott should not fell to take with
tkem hesrnars .etahtcaeanlFiGs, which me a safe,
epeodr.isiad eeiteitifureforcostivsneie.'hiiWtpal oon
sMeilifir' r'r iirrr slek.aed-nertronsheadache.-aed
hi]ions atr»tlo*i aeaeratly. A hey ooislet of pern A'e*-
nafinh aeaaeseiwafiiadd .with.the bnet eeality of stoo*-
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i 'Ship 9rea{w#«t«ra, Farbflr. from Liverpool, srrivod
Nflw York yesterday.. - ’-j; w-• :
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ATfOii from PapotaVOhiliy arriv»d at
. -k r T n .v - ,
, Burk IsH Pfeta' CroVefit for.Bueno» v Ajrrer. cleared at
Sohr W 0 MonhoOi Col«,o}eMedet N*w Yorlcyester
-dat for Havana. -
s v B^ r P 0 *S 9 * cleared at New.
, l Bohr Jaa 8 floVitty JKosi, mnoe< arrived- at Salem 6th
• jfioltf H. jW ,Mpr*e, PMUiHt tailed, from Tauntoo 3d
vMadeljhMh' , t ,
Denoi»oQ, Bailed fronqi Newport 3d in»t>
Boor Corot'in* iAataeß, henoe.airivtd at NewHed
fl»rd 4th '
SUcraMm. hacca, arrived at NeWßed
(Vapop tilled from New Bedford 6th
mo? eanSiwpnef, henoei arrived at Ne ir York !
■yetteroay^ ,t-,i ■ , .
ARRI\'XI,S XT-THB .'PRINCIPAL HOTELS,,
UP TO 12 O.’CttOCkilART BIGHT..
v m th •adCbettuut.
- J H Johnson & wf, Ga 1
JfAtfutomneoa.Colambttt.O A Map«,WMtCh«tfr .
; BC J&meflpi'faiia . » K Byerlj,N Y .
A HSmUhCPbila ; ,*, ■; BOhHtmaßnYa
F RSterrett.'Lewntown ' NI) Meobent Oio. 0
snwifflfcßjrr- ■
A HaaHloiit.ft ,L W Sumn , •••,• ,
H WKiohfloerter, Havana ThOe jr Whit*. Fortimoath
SFfewVl/» r ~ , Wiß Wi’tvijyJr, F'mouth
Jno«Uh\*WiNY . >•>
JnnM Nel«ia,bi 0 i . .MrWatioafela.Waeh
QCFieldpßalt - -rl Mr VadelfoTdfcla.Ga ;
Creiof : . Mrt Gilbert, Oa
AKisg'Texaa • TGonsalet,Texaa
A Alike, Arkeona .■ - Jae StewMt, Halt ,
DrJ Fowlka. Memphis A A Coleman h fa. Ala
4 W G»rr«tiA la. Balt ■ J.D Pftillipts DaytonrO .-i.
Mueli FbilltM,Pa?ton»o Mi*s VPht -11papDayton• O
Miu J Thornton, Uarion, O Mfe C H Broener Aicb* Fa,
‘John A WiNiamt*’4*»»-4 ■: MietSeabropk A mi, SC
l»Q Kswßfm.Ohio John Wooster,NO
WmH Woo*ter,N s; i^.l>»sW ,,oer A^ f ANJ .. <
K M Shrevei Tren. ony N J 4 K Boltford <c wf, Chicago
H WCook*Chicago r< rM-tMidd'ebronk.' onn
Mittßopae.Coon t,.. ; Mrtßrennan,Copn ,
H Duffieid.Corfiile John C Morm.Cin. 0
M WUwis, NwhviHe Mrtlewui. Nashville
Mies Wilijattt#,Nuhvi)!e '' Mist MoNalry;Naahville ,
WDPiokett.Kv Geo B Rorerv* Botton
Wa H Smith, St Lotus ; 1 • P B Roberta, Peoria 1
.W-Cloeratt. t.Yortr - HR POnalniton,N J
James 'War.Ky *■’ ■-»■: > Triplett, Ky '
.MistKeltofS, pt Hlojdßai'et.N-Y
A o BtsolTJc wf, Ohfo *- L A Hgeiow, Boston
5 G French- Mj»t - ~ < CbaeJnetmuN York
GHtybrsad. 'Washington P Johnson. N York-
JBCo»l*t,NY - '■ v W Adams A fain. Mite
ft 1* Sharpe,Paris,Tenn L Goldimjth, NO ;- ■
FOoldamubyNo t> - - <a J Caas A la, Wa*li«B C
AißlaDebaravKantas' 'Geo A OAwntrc. Md '
Mr* Blhson,'Wheeling, Va Mit# Ellison, Va -
Arch Ellison. Wheeling, Va R W Hunter A wif, Va
R_KCrtna nvh»rn,Cia,o - EdwSwift, Cih{o
W Wilton AiaTßalti*
IWB ■ v rSßJSffiffpw:
JrflJAU,*SenPranpi«W>; /.Wnißvok,Belt /
A De.Graff.Waih -/‘ s : J RSUwartvWesh
,W J.ttoConwe'irN C * , 'H/MVller. Georgetown,BC
JS»rrttf,L*wittown i! .‘J.W, Talbott;Texas
J T Hooks; T««4t V, ': Lewit Janiui No *
JM,G*fd*n.ifc'«vMd ■/', Mire Garden, Md'
'F R iMd 0 ,
leo'B Y ' -ft Jaokson. SC
•W EL Bell, Smyrna, Del , Jno Johnson. VBN i
i wean?: v-: i»*. ,
M jeSkton. lJet - i '\ ft Robertson, N O ’ *
w '"HMh t Camp6el! % Biilt ! *
6 9 Omiumem, N Y / / , JOnn P Glass. Phila
,CpIAG-CurtiaLPa’- - HonBTHaU.Pa / ,
.HJUehaMr.N V '•] ' „ ' Mis* Jtiohards.JTV
M iss A JamesonNY _ / ; / O f>Uereonjfc la. Mass "
Mitt Cnsreh. Mus J- , -; HKLogry,ila*B
Andrewßarnstt.NO ' JndreMoCsnnlCal A ■
-|sMid S SEJ. h ‘’ ‘,^3®™,.
k. b k"w“,mT/’“ t: . "
•'fbosWJiito ic la. Md * J W Wright, Ala'
P E Nsvlingt. Ala; ’ -jff wflliamt.Va 1
W 8 Witeeo.\Viis ‘ A J S Mollnare,US A
WJWartham,'Va ■ j : • Joha.Panoai k la,Fia , ,
■MiPiParoone; FJa " C I»H»ewart A la,jLa '
Alit# ftTohardt.-Va ' E M. Richards, Va
9 9 t B LL°« I * fißavis, Md ■
John GTbhmefcia.pC . Chat Peirce k la, Yla
MUspeiree, Fla; , ; WTThompron. Md
Jtobt Andrdwt. Md,. . GeoPattertnn, PotUville 1
.imMMrhY , jffl&ismw;,
-Jl,PaltsesVWaah J FTretoott AJa. Balt
Jr Brodbent, Balt
JasC'Johfeaton NY Col Webb. Wash
C H Lewit, Boston ‘ A Campbell, N y
/JR Cpnipbelli NY - JWWiUon, NY ..
8 Jtlneeon.'Telflu Jameson, Del
Rot*Cun/incham.,Conn' JBXollie.NO -■
.Lewis ts Wells, Phita. «»«o Vaxwell.N Y . ,
-ft MoCormiok. N Y~ RHB i’ler Ic la, Mate
:Mia Fuller. Mas- Min Henry, Mas’
fitst.idi u
,u .jp.Mt er
i... 31,670:
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lift) Boliem’n *S>4
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'ft! Morrit Canal‘
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AMERICAN HOf J3L-ohe«toat, above Fifth. ■
NM Finlay,Eaton; /., /I>‘Jarhait, N J
H B Bitehie. Buffalo *■ dw A Sotwoder. N Y
'JnhnO Peirce, Dover : . James Burns A la, Mobile
W 8 fUMoU k- la 7 Balt Jft Zane. Cal t
' , BF Waller, Balt
B Kdmuton Brllefonte - <rE Peas lee A wf, Harrisb
J< w Keri, Reading . Geo Watson* ft Y- ,
Bt Dirhton. Georgetown G T Hanrey, Pa
J MSmith,NO , •' DHWhitmore,Mats •
iWft naanphreirTsWlieeliag *5 I^eoon,Pv*
JasFbmith,ReediitgL,. Ja* Jentins.N J
■ R B Bniloek, Ohio . Geo GEwme, Mass
M N KteHmg Ac la. Conn" KB Scott, Cod n -
lobn H Seotc. Conn - Upo H Curtis. N Y ■
Or Geo Mason, NY
above Sixth. '
Jmli McLean.>>aston- i SstnUSIuD,N Y
GebJ Y/, • . •*,. Geo % Walkerrßalfc •
W A Rbeblmc* Trenton f Batnl 8 Corer; N Y
wXmmfi»Y mv ' . '*hot H Craif• Fhila
ToBetters;Jr,NY JHCochran, Phila
J M D-ekey, Oxford. Pa OBrutasnelT»B«lt
J LPennmfctfm, ft C' - H P Woods, Md
H L Pieroe, Balt , . , , Henry Uitoier, Md . ml
V Balnniplij NJ - ' -/N Gregg. 1 Texaa
JbGr#gg;TeXM CBMiiqn,lnd
AH Morgani Havana ; - . - * n .
ST. above Third.
John Nelson; JMlem. t> t , -w F Stirling, Ravenna
W Johason.Wiliiamsporfi James, Williams - -
CaptPeirot. ft flruhton ;JF Rouse, Leeds, N Y
GeoYanDfke.-li-Y ,WHISIy. '
Mrs R H Hutohieon. N Y MrHutehison, N V
IWDorler-A,Chesteteo • MreJaaGtddeaJr,NJ
W F Johieodr PhiU], Brnest Feidler, N v
• : -M Gilbert Johnston* NJ
Isaiah. Well, RDnersviUo E Rosenuwif..Balt
Max FnetUioder, N k .. Alphonse Kaluber, Phila
J D Stockton, Burlington *
OC Calm, Phi/*: ,
MERCHANTS’ HOTEL—Fourth street, below Arch.
- A Jacotw, Brownsviii* .; John Cook, Brownevit'e
K.Watts. PitirtMirg • ~IC-Woodward, Brownsv
.■ -Bdk-WBgJASIB^T"'
Tboe J Me, an ant. Pottsv B W Hood. Pawtucket
J M Ryder* P»wta ket G H ttardwell, Lans co
Wm H Thomas, Harrisburg J C For erfaeld. Pa ■
LMnsheimer, NY-; Hoesel.N Y
8 8 Casey, MoK«*jico Pa
THE UNfGN HDTEL-Arcb Wtreet. above Third.
A MT 1 W Yoons, Easton
tissil
Wtu'B Peregoy; ftaltimoie
* gI'ATFS UNION-Market Street, above Sixthi
TTo'sce Johns *n. N J . Harry Thompson, Heading
O H Hioks. ft Y , Bepi BHatfieldtCheslereo
A HWVight. Camden J HJonss, Milwaukee,Wjs
R W Bees,Lfaputer / - G a Hickman, Luzern© co
A l.ong. LewisV’f a . , H J-W ireman. Milford. Del
CBLoaf.Hsmsbdrf "8 Bes'lok. Harrisburg
Vol Hummel; Jr. Harm hr .H_Humroe). Harrisburg
DOSkottnonYMiltvitierPa-BEKaeworlnVWellikro J
W flnopes, Millville, Pa / • Pol Weis*, Millvill*, Pa
JieKoover, NJ • H Buteheson. Milton, Pa
Jas Wiefcson. Milton. Pa W FHammers.Bloomsburg
Geo WianLLaocsster *, - h Walter. CoatesvlUe
Aesßsekere. Tolhdo. O - H JJRuptuigton, Coan
Ja« Wal»o3. Coxoord '- W'Wiiion,Ghio •
Jas Small. Baltimore G W Stoat, Leiriatown -
HZerpe. lewistown -' ’
URMfy SWAP HOTEL-Second at. below Vine,
ofan EUeton. Ohio' P Rice. povlestown
tfc Mmn. Doyle«to*n - JnoigohaPt Look Haven
"nn Pickering fc son.Pn.' I Dr W Livingston, Pulls-
T i ljr* Dsviaville J * C*rr#r« Do* Jetton
. onsshati Whit*, Bucks co l Williams k *f. Bucks ep
WMoDowsH.P* -, J«K Pulpier, P*
: i&ftmziir*”
ijjHekmsn. Dnrlestovq ' faral Baker, Books co , .
kKCwtdm WrtghtstoVn ' 0 R Swallow. Lumbervllle
osh Fill. P» . . - • . 4 ' tf Watson, Bucks co
JGadwahsder; Books co ' H BHough.jFmU ,
WPgy!dJon,Ji*t . Sami Groff; Pa
FtjUNTAIW ,HOTpL—Second atreet.above Market.
JnpMt>Coinaie<, Bristol ; .. Jiu Harrington. Del
BMSafePf*<-. K..W,id,KY
nteMl Hjf net, NY ~, r • David Furxcson, N.Y • r
ipsteiAdersoatiN ,Y,: ,;Cha*Fisher.Fhla •, -
. H‘CWwoOttj Del
'fpWrriia,^!?•*' - ' >-N’ -t 1 MiseX Wdlib, Del
iftf t Sawyan, Del r . ~L U Csolk.NY-; •
J L Prior, Md , James Beilin* NY
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o. mlShßita-Poviestoinr - Isaac Finnenßnefc* co
M, r 'i&AX- Bucksco j.. Casper Road * t Bj b»jy'ft ,
;bM Chnstniap. Pa John Wilson, Pel -
Master F v , Mr«Jl s Wibcw, Cel. -
diu E Harding, Cbestar eo. / ; -r, ' -
KATioNill< BOTItr-lUce ttreei, above Third.
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»H Wood» Norrisiow« - J W Moffiv* Hetblebsm
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OOMMFRmf. Street, ab. Chestnut.
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CfeAtAimnd Chitdreti. mlM.OAN’iti 808 MARKET St
PWladelebra.orathiaAtore.CAPE ISLAND. N. S,
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MAHMUD.
_.LFECH—WAILEB.—On the 6th April, J by, the Rev p
Mr. Jones, Joseph -Leech to Roeannah Wa|les«all A of
„Wli,{'-OR(iyBK;-On the 3d inst. by «.t1 Andrew
OT'FhMnV' 111 °
; tin ,th inifant. by.
; Aldejuum John t. Masohar, Martin MnuOr
rßenhofer, both of thisoity, .* , j -’i
;BTACK/-KINOER.—pn the lOth May. 6y
Karsner, Mr. Thomas Stack, of Caroline eouwyvMd.,
;to Miss Annie L. Ujnder,of Sussex county, Del. v *
. -HiNfCLft—DOWN(E.--On the 98th uDiroo, byjJUy.
Charles Cooke, DiD., Albert G. B. Hinkle. M. to
Mis* Kquna S./youngest daughter of Mrs. 8. JiDowme,
both of Philadelphia. ,
DIED.
REED.—On theeth-instaot. Mr. Miohael Reed, aged
• -The relatives and friends of the 'family are respect
fully invited 'to attend 'the funeral, from his late resi
dence. No. 216 Franklin street, above Rftco, on Mon
day afternoon, at 3 o’clock, without farther notice. -*
DALY;—Oa th* 4th instant. James, son of Captain
James- Uaiy, aged SO years and 4 months. - / /
iFuneral irom \hti resideh ,e of his fhther, fto, 828
South Front street, this "(Saturday) afternoon, ate
o’clock., . .
the 4th instant, Mrs. Elizabeth
Daugherty, aged 62 years. .. a
;Funeral from her late residence, No. 4 Shippen streot,
.onSunriay afternoon, ateo’chok. .. - *
.PAULkN the 6th instant, Mrs. Eliza Faulk
ner. in the 45th year of her age. „ „„ ■
’ Funeral irom her late residence, ;No. 630 Fisher
.street, below Seventh, aad below Tasker, this (Satur
dav aft ‘moon, at 3 o'clock . ...
- FISHER.—On the 4th instant, John Fisher, Jr., in the
1 39th year of hiaage. '
1 Funeral from hts late residence. No. 1621 Vienna
.street, below Frankford road, on Sunday afternoon, at
FRANKLIN.-On tho 6th instant. Emma.Virgima,
daughter of* John H. and. Frederica Franklin, m the
<>th year ofi'er age.
(Funeral frora tho residence 01-her parents. Darby
road, above the fi at toll-pnte. West Philadelphia, this
(gAtu-dayf afternoon, at 4 o’Ctook. mi *
’ BlNrm.—on the ad instant, Mrs. Mary Ann Hines,
widow of the lotoWra. Hines, aged 7lyear«.' • , ,
1 Fuiieral from-her late reiidenoe. No. 34 Christian
istreor.this (Saturday)afternoon.et6H.o’oloCk. - *
KIHQ.—Qa the 'ltq instant, Aaron R. King, aged 29
years. - -
- Funeral from his late residence, No. 719 Oxford street,
ion6undarmorning,at9 o’clock. - *
• AIARTI>*i)ELL*~-Oa the 4th instant, Martha U.«
.daughter of G. L. and M. K. Martindell, inherBthjear.
from the residenoe of her parents. No. 10
North'Eighth street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at 4
a clock. - > * ,
RUE.—On the 6th instant, Miss Anna Elizabeth,
youngest daughter of William and tho iate Mary Rue,
aged 19 rears. *
’ .STJNSM 4N,—On the 4th Instant. Elizabeth Stins
man. reliot of the late Peter Btmsraan, Jr., aged 37
years.
i .Funeralfrom her late residence, Ryo street,above
Reed on Sunday afternoon, at 3 o olook. „ *.
SPOERL.—On the 4th inst., Miobael Edward Spoerl,
ayed2ryeareand9monihs n . .
! Funeral from his late residenoe. No. 426 Richmond
street, between Hanover and Palmer, Kensington, »n
,SuDdsy afterno n,et3o’clock. _ . * ■
SWIFT.—On the 6th icßtant, Peter ,W. Swift, m the
■l9ih year of h*»a«e,
: Funeral trom the residence of his mother, Bnnxhurst
street. Germantown, on tuuday afternoon, at 2 o’clock.
;WICKfcjRSHAM.—On the 4th icst., rvm. Penn Wick
ersbam, axed 28 years.
‘Funeral fromtheiesidenceof his brother-in-law. Rev.
Franklin Moore, No. 1238 South Fourth street, this (Ba
tuiday; afternoon, at 4o’olook, *
Buck and purple poulard
BILKB. ' .
Plain blaok Fou ard Silks.
Slock Soreges, %, 6-4.7*4, and B*4 wide.
; -Black Crape Marets. same widths.
Gray Cnsne S»ria Poplins.,
Gray Cheneßsre«esam|
, Black Bare*e. ruffled pojqtj.
, i upin’s Sumroer Bombazines and Chalyn.
• Black and whit* Lawns and Orgnauies, Ac.
BESSON A fcON, Mourning Store,
No. ttlß CHhSNUT Htw*et.
N. B —During July and August we dose at 6 P. M.
THE ONLY RELIABLE ARTIOLE—
CLAEK'B Patent INDELIBLE PFNCILS. for
Marking all kinds of Clothing neatly and indelibly,
-They do their work better thanlnk, without )ta tronbie
or ritk of Blotting. Each will mark. 3 000 artiole*. For
sale. Wholesale and ftruil, by D. O. TAVLOR A COm
Agents fdr'the No. 911 CHESTNUT
Street. ; * , ,r , ieli-3m
rrs=* TIIK CORNER-STONE OF CURVST
(Hvangelioal KeformediChurob will be l%i >. with
tppropriateoaremon'#j,onSATUßOAY AFTERNOON,
7tti iml., £). V.j at 4 o’clock, on GREEN Street, below
•ixteectb, ,
’ Addresses by Rev. Dr. Pohaff, Aet%H. Harbaoh, Rev
- Dr. Bombergeri and others.
iThe publio are respeotfully invited to attend.
‘ The congregation will meet for worsh'p attho Hall,
norihweßt corner Ridge-avenue and Coates street,
'every Sabbath &tlO>a A. M., aad 8P- M.
' fianday School at 9 o’clock, A. -»l. Beats free. It*
fYf* SIFFERINO OF THE INNOCENT
IL3 FOR- THE GUILTY,—Tbi« oWeotton to the
Atonement 1 considered.- br T. H. 'STOCKTON. Pastor
of the CHURCH OF THE NEW TESTAMENT, N.
W corner Girard avenue and Thirteenth street, SAB
BATH-MORNING, lOtto’clQQif. It*
fYy».WfeST ARCH*STREET PRESUYTE
[L3 RIAN-CHURCH, oornerof Eighteenth street
The services in this ohurch will be oontlntied during
the summer. Morning service at IOH o’clock, and the
'evening at 8 o'oiock. it*
rSPIRITUALISM. - CONFERENCES
L? wm be held at BANSOM-STREKT HALL, on
n/NPAY at 10>a A.M..and BP. M. Question: Are
any of the phenomena of modern Ppmtualtsra mtxpli*
oable by Mesmontm ? Admission fi cents. |t*
rv-s=~ TEMPERANCE.-THE VARIOUS
IJor" Temperaroe organizations are invited to attend
Dmne service, in AMEHICAN MECHANICS’ HALL,
.TO MORROW(Sabbnth)aDernoonat3H o’clock. Rev.
W. B. WOOD. Grand Chaplain,.will preach to the Order
of the S of T. The societies will occupy the middle
seats. , , It*
|Y“<=“STATEMENT OF THE UNION BANK,
' kjr as reqaired by the second section o r the Act of
the General AMeinblr of this Commonwealth, approved
the J3tß day ol October, A. D. 1357.
Amount ofloans end discount* - SMO,96t oo
“ Bpooie 70,St! 4t
due fromotherbatiks
" of totes in circn1ati0n........... St .440 00
M dapoiita. including balanoes due
to other banks . 4(B 643 $3
- PHiransLPaiA, July C, 1860.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.* f* :
(. James Lesley. Cashier o{ trie Union Bank, being
svrorfl deposo and say that the above statement is cor
rect, to the best of my knowledge and belief.
JAMES LESLEY. C«hier.
Sworn before me, this 6th day of JuN. A. B. 1860.
' It* P. C. ELLALAKER, Notary Poblio,
PHILADELPHIA, JUNE. 1860.-WE,
the nndersianed. Booksellers and Publisher* be
having that ourselves and our employees will be bene
fited by a slight relaxation from the urua! iumra of basi
nets during the waxmest daysof summer, agree to close
our respective Store* at five o'clock P.M., daily, irom
July first till the flOthnfAugust next: .
SAMUEL HAZAWD, Jr.,
„ , 754 CHESTNUT Street.
(JAUT * VOLKMA*?.
WM. 8. A ALFRED MARTIEN.
i JOS. SeBIN.:
J. W. MOQRF.
, Wia:‘ ps J oa '
15» b rvToW^tk.
SMITH. KNGLI6H.-A. 00.
JrS-tuthrSt HENDERSON, ARCH ftrset.
(YS* OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
IL3 AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
MABCH,IB63
The holders of the bonds of this Company, doe July 1,
1800. oan now receive, upon application at this office, Id
Sir cent in oash, upon the terms specified In the oirou
r attached.
The holders are also entitled to the benefit of a Sink
ing Fund of 8140,000 per annum; ae established by the
stockholders at their annual meeting, held January 9,
13GQ, aud in pursuance of the contract,entered into by
he oompany and duly recorded, to carry the earn* into
’ffeot. • - S.BkADFOJU!* Treasurer.
Nottrs to ths Haiders of PkUadelphia and Reading
■Railroad Company Mortgage Bonds, due July 1,1360.
, These bonds are secured by the first mortgages on the
road* amounting in the aggregate to 83,908,400. The
net revenue for the lost fiscal year waasix times the
amount of the annual interest on these bonds.
The managers propose to extend them for a phnod of
twenty years, the holders retaining the bond* *nd the
security of the mortgages in the. precise condition ia
whioh they are sow held; Fresh sheets of coupons for
the interest, payable half-yearly, will be issued.
A bonus of to per cent, will ue given to the holders, in
consideration of their assenting to the extension. This
bonus will be pakliQ to ue bcarprs'of the bonds,
on their signing a receipt and presenting their respec
tive bonds at the office ofthe Company, or to its agents,
for endorsement.
Forms of reoeipt and endorsement will be furnished
osappudauon. !
W rofthß W/W’&Ny.
RAILROAD LINES.
||g[f^@||§|g§g BUNDAV TRAIN
FOR THE SEA SHORE.
Leave Vjne street at-..-. ...8 30 A. M,
"Leave Atlanfc at v r..v - fi.3Q P. M.
This Train will slop at Haddohfield, Waterford, Ham
monton, and FggFarbor City. j)7-12t
SMSMIM fUMMER AKRiNGE
.aiLmLpu.A-mt|g|io S; and balm-
PASSK«GEa UI TR I AINS 3 fhu'J,miLPHLA,
FoTpßjititnoroatB.U A. M., U noon, (Express,) and
B.UA. M* ( U Boon, U 8,8,00,7.00 and
**For at 8.11 A.M.,li noon, 1,10, 1.00,
? at 8.18 A. M., and 0.00 7. BL
For Middletown at 848 A. M.. andB4)Q F. M.
: v ot Dover at 8.18 A. M.. and 6.00 r, M,-
j For Harrmgton at 8.15 A. M.« and 6 P. M.
v ♦«'or Milford at B.U A. M. Tuesdays, Thursdays,and
SaturdayaatAQO F. S* •- . . -
; For Farmington at 815 A.M, Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Ftidaysatd.COP.M. ' ' '
-or Soaford atB.lB A, M»- Mondays, Wednesdays, atd
Frida's at 5.00 F.W- ’ '
Salisbury atBlB A. M,
‘ SST Train at 815 A. M.wiU eonneot at Seaford on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, ana caturdays, with steamboat
to NuiiolljV
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
, Leave Baltimore at 8.80 A. M.* (Express*; 10.18 A. M.
atBJO,B9o, and 11J0 A* JH,, 140,
4 60, and 8.80 P:B1. „ - ..
‘ 1 ©avo SatijDurj*t l-M P. M , u 4 ,
i eaveßeafbrd, Tuesdays, 1 huts lays, and Saturdays,
at 7-20 A. M.. and 26V F. h- ,
Leave Farmington, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur
days, at 800 A. M.. and 4,1# P.M. . „ ,
; ..cave MiUord, Monday*, Wedue«days and Fridays,
at 7JO A. M.. and 44» P. M t _ *
Leave Harrington at 8.15 A. M.» anl 4.J0 P. M,
i Leave Dover at 8.08 A. M„ and 8.25 P. M. •
Leave Middletown at 10.05 A. M. and 8 4) P. M
Leave New Castle at 8.00,10J8 A. M>. and 7.t6 P. M.
Leave Cheater at 7.40, S.loA, M.,11.04, J.tt, wo. and
618 P A )
*B7“* Leave Baltimore for HaWsbnry and Delaware
Raiuoae at* ft .i*A. M.»andli!sF. M.
• TRAINS rui*. LAiiTIMORK _ _
Kave Chester at 8.45 A. M,, 11.85 and u. 40 P, M.
are Wiffigton at 9.25 A. M.,)2.f5 p. AL, and 12.20
TK AIN, with PABBENGKR OAR attache*,
' ‘ will run as follows:
Leave Philadelphia for PerryvUla and inteitaed'pte
for PerrjvHle abd intermediate.
Baltimore and intermedl
-Graoe and intermeJt
atd WMM at *4# F* SUNDAYS
Only *111.19 V. M.» from PhiLadelphia to Baltimoie,
Only S 5.« F. M.» from Battunoro i to Philadelphia.
** S, M. FELTON. 1 resident,
|josicKY^a : obi)s.‘
F. KRUG & GO.,
Ii 5 CHE S TN U T STREET,
' Offer to City, Western, and Southern Wholetale Buy
ers AmdatoomplBts line of Staple affd Fancy ,v
DOMESTIC HOSJERV GOODS,
Comprising', inpart, ' ' 5;
GERMANTOWN FANCV- WOOLENS,
GERMANTOWN CHILDREN’S. MISSES’, WO
MEN’S AND. MEN’S HOSE, < t / • ;
BOSTON RIBBED. ROSIERY, AND. WOOLEN
STOCKING.AND SHETLAND YARNSi
• Being the best selected and most complete line of
th«M good* we hivo ever offered, and which are suited
to the wants of the markat iu and styles.
"Sole Agent! jn Philrulelphla for the , t y
POBIERY . . \
KNITTING CO.' |
WORFOLitROSIKRYicb.ii J I Jiueg; |SpV,
OTIBMANItJPACXDRINO'CO., j, •• .1- ~ •• •
WAIiLAOE k etui's}'. ’ ! 1 | STEEL’Spr’iNO
Ob BORNE,AND : f l 6
’ ; , , Also Agents for ijie . , s.-,
* . AMERICAN ANff MOWR PIN CO.’S Plfjfi.);, 3
Tgß pntiMH—pHn.Anßt.PHlA, SATUBPAY, TOLY 7, I 860;
t NBVV IVKRKLy PAPER.
ON BA.TUftUAY. HTH OP JULY, ,
.. .
St.., unit will .b. thniou.bfy. lojM to tha AHlkotlmt
ipiioopatChurch., 1 ; 1 , , --
or «.°®o l f«
represent the views expressed by,the Bishops iu their
late address to the Genersl Conference. The? ere
'views of the application of Chnstlawity to slavery
whiohare believed to be sanctioned hjr Apostolio teach
ing and praoDoe. It will resist all attempis, a* the • next
General Conference approaches, to reptunge the uharutt
into controversy, or to make further encroachments
upon- the provisions of the JJisolpline in relation to
fhasmuoh as the snbjeot of Lay Representation ha*
been formally, presented by the General to
the people for consideration. THE METHODIST Will
treat it as a Question of moment to the denomination}
and will open its coiumnji forlits temperate and loyal
discnsßion.’ . ■ „ • ?»-
It will represent no party ..association, or olidde. Its
Kple capital has been provided, apart f»om suih onm
gtioni. by those who believe that the time has aome
for a larger, more thoroughly edited, and more indepen
dent organ of Me hodism than its established journals,
with their superabundant official documents and other
formal but nnmierestmgm*tter, can possibly be.
In fine. “THE-MBTHODIBr” will be an attempt,
sustained by abundant means from the 1 people them
selves, to supply their families with an organ whioh
shall onmpare with the largest and best jouroals of other
denominations: wjtioh shall command tae.best literary
ability of thb Cliuroh at home and abroad; which shall
represent fully and loyally aad courageously its.denomi
national interests, ** well as the interests of general
Christianity j which shall be conducted with prudenoe
and dignity, and be above partisanship, and virulence*
ana which ihallbea representative of the great reli
gious interests of the age, a ooraplste'family paper, and
a decided organ of the Churob. lt will lie edfteaby the
REV. G. R CROOK*. U.P.. AND THE REV. UHN
McOLINTOCK, D. D. k
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after announoeri. ' *
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discrimination, so that thoy may always be safely relied
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AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL RECOLLECTIONS
or TUB LATE
CHARLES ROBERT LESLIE, R.A.,
Edited by Tom Tavlob# Es 4.» with a Prefatory Eseay
upon Leslie, as an artist, and a list of his Pictures
together with Selections from liis Correspondence
with numerous triends.
With a fikb Portrait.
This very interesting and important work contains
the author's personal reintnißQences—qeverlHifore given
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the onjiversaibn of many of the roost noted literary
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thegeare;
OOLKBIDOE, MR WALTER KQOTT,
CUARLE3' LAiJD, SlpNßy HMITU,
WASni-NOTON iriVINO,
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> [Tbs above-raenVoaed'tfouise having been thoroughly
repaired aadjs&tted m the beat manner ’with Ijevr fnr
muire,&o.(wnibeepenforlhe recaption of Boarders
,onjthe 18th last., . •• ‘
Btinngß'House offer* every inducement
.«* visitor*, being iaite and commodious, with shady
walks and romantic tides, &o. .« .
• 1 he variety and duality of the Sprints and Ba*hf have
W«n longand favorably known, and thoaaworibar, who
•phs been for several years past connected with the Co
lombia House, Cape JsUnd, N. J„ will use nis best ex
ertions to make the stay of his guests pleasant and
agreeable. .
1 iFor further information. Apply At No. 4ld 8. Broad
"Jreet, or by addressing the subaoriber on and after the
18th. at the Springs. a; U. bNyDER.
* J y B *lm Superintendent.
HIANSIOtf HOUSE, MJUNT CARBON,
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. PA.
'famines accommodated with good rooms at reduced
pnoes,
•this old-established House, located in the gap be
tween Sharp and Second mountains, immediately on
tn®. line of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,
Withinhaifamilf of PottsvUle, formerly sept br Jo
seph Head, of the old Mansion Home, Philadelphia,
has, since his demise, been under the oharge of his.
daughter.
' lhe Bouse in prepared, at all seasons of the year, for
*h§ reception of guests, and has been recently pot in
.order. The large garden, and park adjoining, presents
.great induoetpents as a summer resort, to persons wish*
mg to spend a short time nway from the dust and tur
moil of tho oities, where they can breathe fresh moun
tainair. andeoloy the wild and beautifnl soenery of
the coal region.
1 Commutation passenger tickets, for the use of fami
nes are sold at a reduction of twenty five per oent.,
and an accommodation train will leave PotUviitedaily
muring tho summer months, to enable those who mar
desire it to spend the business portion of the day in the
mty and returnthe same evening.on which the charges
.Will be thirty-three per oent below the usual rates.
' f p0 * term*, apply w ALARY h BAD,
Mansion House, mount Carbon.
3m Schuylkill Co.. Pa, .
T ONG BEAJGR BOUSE, opposite
. TUQKEKTCW. N. J.—This Hotel is now open
xor the reoeptipp of visitors, both permanent and tran
e£**t *I*r**e*E® 1 * r ** e *E® n *® in refitting and
re-iurnisliioff. 1 feel assured, that for comfort and con
venience it will compare favorably with any house on
the ooast. The best of cooks and servants have been
proonred, and no efforts shall be spared to render the
Jtueste agreeable, The prospects for Conning
and Pishing are excellent. Oysters 01 the finest quality
i have in abundancei With these increased advan
tages,! am confident that the most fastidious wi lhav#
no oauso for complaint.
..«• B-CapL WILLIAM will run a daily
me of. firat-olass rackets from -tlant o City to the
beaob, one of which will be at AUantio every morning
on the arrival of the morning tratn from Philadelphia.
.£. rt,e " wishing to oome by way of Leed’s Point, or
0 n£ w, *®‘ by addressing me a few days in aavanoe,
. •«V e a boat to meet them at any point named.
je3o-6w LEWIS P. fITKWAHP,
<§E A BATHING .
OCEAN HOUSE, CAPK ISLAND, N.J.
This well-known establishment, the favorite resort of
visitors, is now open for the reception of guests. It
bos been considerably enlarged and refnrnuhed, the
sleeping rooms spacious and airy, and oommunioate to
suit families. The house will be supplied with wat«r
from the cold springs.
Persons desirous of spending a f w weeks of the sum
mer in an agreeable manner could uof do bettor than'to
SW 1 !* 9° ean Houße a trial* ISRAEL LEAMINU,
Jezc-Sw* • Proprietor.
American uoxEf.MAUOH chunk.
PA.—This HOTEL is now kept in a manner af
iprding every com ort to strangers and travellers.
Arrangements nate.been made this season to accom
modate SUMMER BOARDERS. The most sublime
mountain scenery and rural enjoyments are here af
forded. MICHAKL WILHkLM,.
. . GEO. W.WILhKLM.
Je3B-tsel Proprietors,
AMERICAN HOTEL, BETHLKHUM,
Pa.—Th*' ProprietorofthioHotelhasnewly fitted
up his house for the accommodation of visitors daring
the sammer season. The Amerioan Hotel is situated
on the most elevated spot in the Borough. ’
Bethlehem is too wef; known for its W&htiful scenery
and oommanding view of the surrounding country, and
lor its salubrious mount«in air, to require comment.
The subscriber is nqw prepared to’rooeive Boarders
and Femiltf s,and promises to do bis best to render their
stir with him pleasant and agreeable.
Charges Moderate. J. W. R. PHAKO,
jsC-lro Proprietor.
Eagle hotel, bethlehem, pa.
This large and old-established House, known as the
“LEHIGH VALLEY SUMMER RETREAT,”
t* now open for the season. The accommodations of
this House will be found unsurpassed. The ride here,
by the North Pennsylvania Railroad, is one of the plea
santest in oor State. CALEB YOHE, Proprietor.
jetSSm
AMERIOAN HOTEL, ALLENTOWN,
*£#■ PA.—Tide woll-known and popular hotel has,
quringthe past season, been .
wTIEATIY ENLARGED AND IMPROVED. .
and is now m capacity and convenience second to none
in the interior- of Pennsylvania. The beautiful and
healtr.ful situation of Allentown’renders it a de
lightful summer resort, in view ofwhioh special ar
rangements have been mado by the proprietors toad
oommodate summer boarders. J. Y. BKCHTEL,
e jett-t*el F. W. BIQONY.
SEA BATHING.
NATIONAL HALL,
CAPE ISLAND, CAPE MaY.JT. J.
This fiue, large, and atry house is NOW OPEN for
visitors. Undistinguished for comfort, looalitr, and
superior accommodations, with amplo room for 200 por
tions. - Terms moderate.
Jea-ftn AARON GARRETSON. Proprietor.
m LIGHT-HOUSE TOTTAGE, NEAR
IS. THE LIGHT-HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
(the newest house to the surf), is now open for the re
ception of Boarders.
Tho proprietor rpsoeotfullT solicits a continuance of
the patronage of his friends and the public,
jea lm* JONAH WOOTTON. Proprietor.
Heath house,
BCHOOLEY’S MOUNTAIN, N. J.,
Is now open for the reception of oompanr Communi
cations by letter will be promptly attended to.
jeai-jm JK A. CROWELL. Proprietor.
IVEPTUNE HOUSE—ATLANTIC CITY.
L v popular wad- eminently favorite House at
Atlantic City has, si lice the closing of last season, been
•‘nlarged. refitted, refurnished, and completely re
jui’enated in every particular, and is now open for
the season. From its delightful situation, near
ness to all plaoes of interest, close proximity to the
safest and best part of the beach, it <s rendered one ot
the most convenient and deoidedly the pleasantest house
on the Is'and.
Term»-®lO per week; 81-60 per day. Children and
servants half price.
JOHN SMICK, Proprietor.
R. L. FURfiY, Superintendent jait-stn
QOTTAQE KETKEAT,
Boantifull; and conveniently lnpated at
ATLANTIC OITY, N. .T.
Boarders accommodated on reasonable terms.
jego-8m M. MOQLKEB. Proprietor.
CONGRESS BALL—ATLANTIC CITY/
N. J.—This spacious House, situated at Atlantic
City, will be reopened with every accommodation for
visitors on tha 26th instant, by the subscriber. The
House fronts the beach 12) feet, riving a splendid view
or the Ocean, ani is near the Fishing ami sailing point.
No pains will be spared to secure the comfort aud con
venience of guests*
je2J-2m THOMAS C. GARRETT^
STAR HOTEL,
NKABLY OPPOBITB THE V. S. HOTEL,
ATLANTIC Cl* Y, N.J.
SAMUEL ADAMS, PROPRieTOR.
DINNER FIFTY CENTS.
ALSO. CARRIAGES TO HIRE.
19* Boarders accommodated on the most reasonable
terms. • ieffl 8m
TREMONT HOUSE, O*PE ISLAND, N.
J.—HUMPHREY HUOHEB,
house, so rlesssntly situated in close prpxumty to the
beach will be open for the reception of visitors on the
26th mat. The large, splendid lawn in front of the
house; the fine shade, good rooms and table, render it
tho most desirable place on the Ulaud. Attached to the
premises are bowling saloons and barber shop. jelS-lm
WHITE sulphur and ohalybe
▼ ▼ ATK SPRINGS, at DOUBLING GAP, PA.
These Springs are in Cumoerlend county, 80 miles
west of Harrisburg, and are accessible fromall tbe East
ern and Southern eitles by railroad to Harrisburg,
thence on ihe Cumberland yalley Railroad to NewviUe,
thence f igbt miles staging, m new and easy ooaches, to
leaving Philadelphia, Baltimore,or Wash
ington, in the morning can, arrive at tbe Springs the
same evening at fi P. M. . _ _
This property has ohnnged jiAnds, and has undergone
a thorough repair large budding has been erected, in
which are warm and cold Baths, anuevery arrangement
has beau made for the comfort and convenience of v»-
New stabling has been erected; horses and carriages
will always l>e on hand for hire. Terms moderate.
Mailsdaily.
jefo-im 1100 - 018 ft KV^A|?X. ft K6Bl^R e /co^^^, P Jc Co! 8 *
Lebanon valley house
LEBANON. PA.
OHAB. W. KUfINLE, Proprietor. ,
Summer taarderg takdn. The house Is new and com
modious, with grounds attached, surrounding country
, beautiful &nu healthy. Railroad commuuioation with
the oitv twioe a day. Charsos moderate. jeJ5 lm*
rw%m BEA-SHOHS—ATLANTIC OITSf.
M McKIBBIN'S U. 8. H 'TEL. ,
The undersigned, proprts or ol the above-named
house, being ..now prepare* to reoeive guests, re
speotfullr- solicits a share of the publto patron*
a tt. Since last summer tnere baa been added to
this hotel a. tour storied wing, 149 feet in length, eon
taminx (beside the bed-rooms,) a suite of three Parlors,
for ladle*, and two ior gentlemen; also, a reception
room, wash-room, and spaoious bar-room. Bowling
Saloons, Billiard Rooms, and hot and oold Salt-water
Bath Nooms been constructed for the accommo
dation of vmton, anu the whole house will be lighted
with km. The housejias been newly painted and fur
nished while the shaded grounds surrounding it have
been put in complete order, A well-planned pleasure
Yaoht, and an excellent itendwf Music, have been en
gaged for the season. J. McKlBBlN*
Jell-tf •
UNITED STATES HOTEL, LONG
U BRANCH, N. J. —The subscriber tabes this
method of informing ms friends and the publio. that on
and after J UNIS 3Qt)« his house will be. open.for the re
ception of gue&ts, when every, effort will be made to
nlsase those who may favor him. The house is plea
santly situated on a fine bluff, with lawn in front, A
full view of the ooaan, good Toads, elablirg, Ao., make
it as attractive as any house in the country. The com
munication Is accessible by two daily hues from foot of
Walnut-street wharf, via. i 6 A. M.,and 5 P. M.
Referenoe-Orandy, Warden. & Co.. 2U» Chestnut
street. B. A, BHOEMAXE*',
JeMtn Proprietor.
SUMMER BOARDING.—OLD SAND
SPRING near Womelsdorft "erks county. Ta.
The Isrrenndoommodious HUTbb AND BOARD
ING HOUSK, at this delightful Summer Retieat, is
now oomcleted, and will be opened for Boarders on the
lfltho« JUNB, 1860. ; . . , tl , ~ ..
CommumoaMon twioe daily, from Philaqclphb*
and Harrisburg, by the Heading anu Lebanon Valley
Railroads.
tgr Boarders received by the week or through the
season, on reasonable terms. .
. JeS-lm JOHN MANDERBaOH, Proprietor,
/CARLISLE The favorite resort for those
I .-m*^ l w jj o ftppreciate Grand Scenery,
at,. Pure Mountain Air, Invigorating
WIIIT KBC LPIL U R Baths, Largeand Well-ventilated
• SPRIbQSt Rooms, Good Society, and a Good
Cumberland co„ Pa. Table.
or y or par ti C uiara send for Circu-
TBRMB CLENDENIN. A VIHSCIIER,
jo7^ m L Carlisle Spring, Pa.
BEDFORD SPRINGS. —This wolLknown
and delightful Summer Resort will to opened for
tho reception of Visitors,.oil the FIRST OF JUNE,
and kept open till the Ist of October. . .
' The'Hotel will be under the management of Mr. A.
G ALLEN, whose experience, courteous manners, am!
attention to his guests, give tho amplest aaauranoe o:
oomfort and kind treatment. _ ,
i Parties wishing rooms, or any information in regard
to the plaoo, will addroas the subscriber,
JNO. P. HEKI), too’, ami Treasurer,
. myH-3m Bedford Mineral Springs Co.
Ephrata mountain springs,
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania--'This estab
1-shment will open by the-llth of Juno. The ad
vantages of thiß'beauumt resort are t Mountain scenery,
■euro air j add soft water; everyvariety 'of baths,and
aimisementsi a good atnok of ilverT horses, and car
riages.'For further particulars call on JOSEPH B.
•MLYKRB, cornorThtro and Vine Btreets; JAMES 8.
iEARLK, No.Sifi Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, or to
&e proprietor', JOSEPH KONIGMACHER; Ephrata
1 Post Omee, Lancaster County. Pa. ' mrSO-Sm
/COLUMBIA HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND—
\J Gap* Mat* New Jersey.—This large, first-class
HOTr L will ba opened, for the fooeption uf guests, on
the 25th June, 1860. The House has been completely
repaired and refurnished. A new oooking range, ovens,
steam boilers, ana every modern improvement added.
Extensive stabling attached to the premiaas _ , .
All miters add*essea to the subscribers. Cape Island,
Jor»r, will ta p r omptly i at W uuN _
JaraesE. Lairddate proprietor Franklin House, Phila
delphia: 8. B. Woolman. formerly proprietor Mount
Vernon gqtel, Cape island. JelLdtni,
rioNGRESS HAIli, GAPE ISLAND,
.D’CAPE MAY, N, J.~Thn well-known, £r,t-olun
W * reoatlion ° C eueA on BA
;Tb, Jowlin* Ml./w hare baon tninovcil, n«(l »»w
SIEA BATHIHG, OAPEISLANP, N, J.-
SUMMER RESORTS.
JJEDLOE’S HOTEL,
ATLANTIC GxTY, NEW JERSEY.
At tha tcrramuiof the Railroad,outheleft. beyond
the Deyot.-rTftis House 1b NOW (JpEN for Boarder*
and Transient Visitors, and -pflera accommodation!
,©anal to any Hole) in tlantio City.
. The ohambers have been, varv mnoh improved, and
rendered more comfortable by Venetian blinds having
been put up at the windows.
Charges moderate.
. Children ana Servants. Half Price.
\ keep theirsaats until the oars arrive
in front of the Hotel. The signs are conspicuous,
jyl-lm _
A LOYS SHAUFLEH’S railroad
"r hotel, ATLANTIC OITY, oppoiite the Hull
road I'epot.
THE BERT SITUATION Off THE IStANJK
fitted up .with new beds and bedding.
Hoarding and Lodging perday. jyt-ltn
MANSION HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY,
IBAAO THAYhR * < lll « of Surf Home,)
Tnis House has been very, mnoh enlarged and im
proved. lias now a large number of Familj Rooms, not
eareassed by any hotel in this city.
d «iV°y? houl Wllh as. New and fine walks
« td,® ooean, wbiohwill be, lighted at
night, from the Hotel to the water, by splendid reflect
ing lamps.
Attaohodto the house (but separate from the main
hnuding) Is a lar<e Hall for Hops and Parties, with a
first-clM* lee Cream and Conleotionery attached- Over
the Hall there are forty steeping rooms for single gentie
inen. There is also a.play- ground for* children, well
shaded and enclosed, with swinve, Ac.
T(te oatenng department will bounder myownes
penia! supervision, and I trust that ray reputation is
sufficiently established to satisfy all that my table will
be unsurpassed.
Terms will be 413 per week-
Transient Boarders 92 per day.
Carriages att&ohed to the House will take Boarders to
and from the Ucean free of ouarge daring bathing boars
JeC-tf ISAAC THAYER.
IINITED STATES HOTJIL, *
V t . MILLERBBURO, dauphin county. pa.
This well-known Hotel has been leased by the sub
scriber, and has been thoroughly renovated and entirely
newly furnished. Miuershurg Is situated in one of the
raostromantio regions of Pennsylvania; the Susque
hanna r;ver flows immediately by the to»n, and aliords
fine fishing; the mountain scenery is unsure sued in the
Stare. Came abounds m great plenty, affording fine
sport for huntsmen; the mountain streams abound with
trouttn great plenty. Qity visitors, who are desirous of
spending a few months in the conntrr, wilt find this one
Vf the most desirable places in Pennsylvania. The
P°lt! h Pennsylvania Hailroul passes the town, and it is
in daily oginmnnioaUon with Philadelphia, Baltimore,
&n d New York. The sdbsorjber will use every effort to
make his guests comfortable.
twsiu v ▼ A. J. WARFIELD, Proprietor.
Mnleraburg, Jane 20,1860. Jett lm
M BRIGANTINE HOOSE—Brigantine
. Roach, New J«r„». 11. D. SMITH. Proprl.tnp.
This.large and oormnodious Hotel is now open for the
visitors. Persona visiting the sea shore
will find this the most desirable resort for .Bathing.
Gunning, Fishing, Jco.; inprovernen’a having be»>n
marie, suoh as enlargement of dining room, new bathing
houses, wharf. wsJks, Apo. Passengers Jeavt, g Vme
*tre?l ,r l the morning train, v*o Camden anl At
antlo Railroad, arrive at Bcdtoe’s Hotel, wnere Capt.
Senjamm Turner will be in readiness to convsy them
to the Hotel, arriving m time for dinner. jelD tuthilm *
TIfANSION HOUB*, MAUOH CHUNK,
CARBON CO., PA.—This U the moet comforta
ble and extensive hotel in Northern Pennsylvania, and
the proprietor flatters lumself that Urns far he has suc
ceeded in keeping it in a manner that cannot fail to sa
tisfy all his guests.
The Booms are newly and elegantly furnished, and
the Table always contains ttie very best the Markets
afford.
The hotel is located on the banks of the Lehigh,
lirectly.opposite the mitroad depot, and at the base of
Vi&uch Chunk Mountain- A path leads from the rear of
;ho house to the >pp of this mountain, from whioh pain*,
some eignt hundred feet above the Lehigh, the most
sublime soene imaginable is presented.
The Home is abundantly supplied with tie-best and
purest Mountain Spring water.
09” Hot and Cold Baths can be taken at all times.
Jeffi-2m GEORG n, HOPPB3, Proprietor.
A MERIOAN HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND—
Mrs, M. REYNOLDS. Proprietor.- This favorite
total wiUopeu fsrthe reception of visitors on MON
DA /, June ?Mh, It has been fined op in the best style,
and every attention 'mil be paid to the oomfort of its
guests. je^hdtfiepl
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ac.
AMERICAN WATCHES
MADE BY THE
AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY,
AT WALTHAM, MAB 3.
Attention is invited to the following statement an
accompanying letters of recommendations and testimo-
nial in favoy of these celebrated patches,
A gold medal was awarded the Company by the
American Institute, at New York, in 1867.
The Company also received the first premium—a gold
medal—from the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, in
IMS,
These Watghqs po\y been in the market for
neariy ten years, during whioh time they have been
tested as to accuracy, durability, and reliability m every
conceivable manner, and have proved themselves to be
the most s&tlgfaptofy time-pieces ever offered fci the
public*
result h&s been brought abant by a stylet applica
tion of meohauical ao\enoe to (ho construction of the
Watch from its very inception, rendering it when
finished,mathematically oonect in all its proportions,
and necessarily a* perfect a time-keeper as it is possi
ble to make.
The Company have tested iheir Watohes In many in
stances by actual daily noting, and the result of this
test has been that they have exhibited a rate equal m
regularity to the best marine ohronometer.
N. B.—We have just introduced a neto tiyle of Watoh,
elaborately finished, and thinner than any we have
hitherto produced, with several improvements calcu
lated to insure the greatest acdoraoy of performance,
and to prevent the usual acoidents and derangements to
which foreign watches are liable.
The following is from Mr. Porter, *the well-known
Marine Chronometer and Watchmaker $
Boston, AprillB6o.
Mr. It. E. Robbins, Treasurer, ire.
Dear Sir: Since my note to yott*of September, 1869, I
have sold a number of your Company’s Watches, and
hear good reporln from without exception. They
give me oq trouble and my customers every satisfaction
Recently, a shipmaster, to whom I sold one lest year,
called to say his Chronametor having broken down
at sea, he navigated his vessel safety home by his
Waltham Watch. Yours truly, Gko. K. Fottxb,
NlVYo.lt, Jsnu.rr 13,1360.
R. E. Roqbins* Esq
tear Sir; The American "Watch made bt your Com
pany, which I have had inconstantuse for about ayear
has kept excellent time, and sustains your guaranty. It
seems to he less disturbed by horseb&ok and railroad oar
jolting than the generality of foreign watches.
Jtespoctfully yours, Ozones P. Montis.
Hook Room, No. 200 Mulberry Street, Ntto York,
February 6, 1860.
R. E. Pobdiks, Treasurer American Watch Cor,
Bear Sir: 1 take great pleasure in being able to certify
that lor the last ten months 1 hare carried a watch from
the manufactory oftho American Watoh Company, and
thatlthasgivenperfootßatisOriotion ana timekeeper.
Judging from the one I have, Ido not hesitate to predict
that the day is not far distant when watches made in the
Unltedfctates will supersede all others.
£li)y» D,. D,
Wilton G.,OttoberSO, JBW.
H E. Robbins, Fsq.
De?*,r Bir: The three watohe* of your fljanyfactUT®
which I purchased to Ue ysed on my plahtaticuw have
proved to be the most oofreot I ht\vo ever
kno\yn. I gave my head gervaot. mi hfad carpenter,
and my head engineer, yaoh one *of them; and since
they have beeu in their respective pofsession, every
thing on the plantation has moved like olook-work. m
cousequenoeof the extreme aoouraoy and regularity
with whioh these watches perform
' Yours truly*
Chicago, 111., MarohlB6o.
Axxkican Watch Company, Waltham, Mam.
I hAve tested with extreme care the ruwog of the
watch I bought of you, nearly e year since, ami so
accurate and equable t\a* Keen iU performances that 1
thoqgbt it would interest you, and all others familiar
with horology to sec a record of its variations. It was
finally set to true time After it had been regulating in
my possession for three months:
.lost 4 sec. I October lost & tee.
.lostC 1 December ]g....95e0.
June 6....
Au*'- 15
Since which, tim? its coverage monthly variations have
not egooeded six seconds. N-xman Wiabd,
CA.UT.pv.—/p our watch is now extensively counter
feited by foreign manufacturers, we have to inform the
publio that no watoh is of our production which is unae
oompanied bv a certificate of genuineness, bearing the
number of the watoh,and signed by our Treasurer, R.
E. Robbins, or by our predecessors, ArrLXTpw, Tracy
Sc. Co.
As these watohes are for sale br Jewellers generally
throughout the Union, the American Watoh Coippatu
do not solicit orders for single w atchea.
HOBBIES A APPLETON,
AVHOLBAALK J GENTS,
my3Vfcgt-if No. 183 BBOADWAY. NEW ITOBK.l T OBK.
gETB OF JJEWJSI.RY,
OF THE NEWEST AND
MOST ELEGANT STYLES.
ALSO,
LADIES’ WATOHES.
Just received.
THOMAS O. GARRETT.
jj< 8t 712 CHESTNUT STREET.
JgS DIAMOND STUDS, RINGS, AND
Jeral Fins, GoM Jewelry in a great variety of styles.
““■Gold Nrok ana Vest Chains. Silver Spoons, Forks,
Ac., equal to coin. Also, Fiated ware of every de
scription, G. RUSSELL,
jyi- m a 2 North SIXTH Street.
& NEEDHAM.
CHARLES WEILER.
QERMANTOW N
HOSIERY MANUFACTURERS.
We would call the special attention of Hosiery Buyers
and Manufacturers to our new and muoh-needed im
provement in CHILDREN'S sod MJ63EB’ TUCK
RIBBED TOP HOSIERY in Striped and High Colors
IPATENT APPLIED FOR. i
ALSO,
FANCY WOOLEN GOODS.
HOODS, CLOAKS, TALMAS,
SACKS, SONTAGS, NI7BUB,
&0., fto., Bto-»
Comprising OVER 300 STYLES from the latest hand
knit designs. From our.own long practical experience,
and employing none but first class nechanioi,,we ars
prepared to ofl'er to Hosiery Buyers a line of these goods
SECOND TO NONK in point of workmanship) styles,
or prices, and lespbotfully solioit'the patronage of the
Trade,
Sole Agents are
f. v. KRUG & oo„
Jy7-Btuthhtl BSI CHESTNUT STREET,
pURE OLD
«GOVERNMENTVAVA”
OOFFJEE.
FOR SALE BY
C. H. MATTSON,
ARCH AND TENTH STREETS.
■WHEN WILL WONDERS UEASEI—•
:*» UPIMKn, SECOND Street, alwve ORERN,
An -»»r> Ipy. «
REAMS WRITING PARERS,
T/’iNKGAB.— 465bbls. Clarified Cider Vi
neKar.MOhbls WhiU, Wine Viaegar.manufao
turfdud j&t&Jtofi ItWLKY, Ag&BURNER. fc
Wu Wo. Wfitfrth Wfi±*vfc9. ill
<ftl ft OfWi TO INVEST permanent.
f J.t/,uuu. I.Y in MOitTSAOE SECURITIES,
in nuinu not l.s, tban S 3 600. Applr to
. , .r ; - K. TAYlop Conv'sjanoer, ,
J)7 3t 1 / 1 y • 'l4l North glXlHgtrwt. ■
V/VTANT K\) —A jpartnor in a lucrative bu-
VMjTANTBD in a dry goods jobbing
.: o _ understands packing,or who
£!!?..?.* . l AftjitllS TifT?.lKlS atio gooas. References re
quired. Address INDUSTRY at Prett Office. JyC-2t»
A situation as Salesman in
\ a Whofesale Boot and Shoe House, or as Travel
ling Agent. Has had a season of experience. Ctyor
country reference given. Pleaae addreae BoX3IHMnt-i
tngdon Post Office, Huntinidon, Pa,
13ARTNER WANTS).—The Advertiser
A- wUUeeto negotiate with an aotiv® bnslnessman.
haying a cash capital of • 6,00 th to take an interest in a
safe and profitable roanufactorms business, yielding
already a handsome income. Particular* will be given
on an interview being had. Addrees ** Profitoffice of
The Press. je» 10t*
FOR BALB—The Stock aridlfixtnrei of a
. Wholesale Boot and Shoe House, now doth* a
good business. This is a good opportunity for any one
wishing to go into the business, or a hones wanting to
increase their trade. Batisf-otor; reasons giving l for
selling out. Address “Box 280,*' Philadelphia Vcaft
Office, with cams,
\ATANTED —A Situation, by a man,
▼ V thirty-seyen years of age. of extensive experi
ence in bnsiness, oi good address, and eorapeteat to fill
aimottany position, either aa a clerk, superintendent,
or salesman. Is very respeotably connected, and can
give the rao»t satisfactory refsrsnoes as to integrity,
energy, and basinets capacity A moderate salary for
will be acoepted. Aadrese “ B. G. H.j” office
m PUBLIC SALE.
BELVIDERE SEMINARY. •
, . . , ~ BALVIOBRE, N. 3.
PUBLIC BALE, at the'WAKilEt'l HOUSE. Belvidere,
N.J.,onMONDAY next. July #,at Jo’oioo*E.M.
” Z~ p*HokiehuN’r'
The LOT ism& bv 2a7 feet, beautifully hid out la
eralki, t*moed, and ornamented with a mat nrt
ety of shrubbery and evergreens. There is also a souur
orobsrd, reserved ground for a grapery, and a rood ve
getable garden,
BUILDINGB.7~The Man Building is 10 by 43 feet's
three stones, high. with.basement under the whole, la
which there is a large lujohen a d dining-room. with
every convenience for cooking, washing. &o,; hot wa
ter m the first and second stones, cold w&’er m ail:
there are thrte large outerae, from e.ther of whioh
water can be forced os to the fourth story, or thrown
oyer the house m case of afire; bathing accommoda
tions in second and third stories; twelve large chambers
In second and third stones; Urge parlor, reeestion room*
ami library in first story.
The >*ING is 3t by so feet. two atones above rrotmd,
and oellar under the whole; three Urge rooms in each
°V®“.Wi visum. as t&e parebuer may ds
sire. The two buildings are connected by a passage
w* hf. h p y . M i d * rab !W ia,, J buUt of wood, filledia
with bnok, and finished in the most approved style of
moiern architecture, with towers, porticoes, balconies,
r.°'n Th ®? M * ll ” yiaptcd either for Seminary
°‘d ar<lin * vnfposes, and none the leas for private re-
*JERTYl«at jfally situated m, and over*
£?,™ ,L_ v'*? w _ a */ D 1 W v i d ? r Pi aboat fcnr-hour* rule
rroro ftewJforif and Philadelphia.
The VIEWS from the porticoes and lover* embrace
a variety of mountain and river scenery, tvent' tmles
in extent. It ta universally admired, and regarded as
one or the moetaUraotive spot* yitfem a hundred nulee
of either New York or Philadelphia. The aotnal in-
THoTq n AN n n ll .mP l . e ?T.*s #l *i not I#M x i* tt
muUMA.nI) IiOEUaKS As circumstances mate it
necessary, the property will certainly be sold to the
highest bidder.
4 , ~ CONDITIONS OF SALK,
.Jfc?.f SPH-ft o ’? ,0 thr '® month., to the
snwuat ci 944)00, the bal&noe Moored on the premate
hy bona and mortgage, from two to four year*. For
further information, please call upon, or addreea, the
proprietor, Kev, J. ADinutm WHITAKISR.
BELVIDBRE.TfewJeraef.
i>7 3t
July 5, 1860.
m TO DWELLING, No*
KM* 4 4 9 HARMONY Street, north of Cttharine'
aqove Fourth street; 4 Rooms, largo Yard* good Cel
ou,/3.5.*,A0' s% ‘ W. corner VINK and MAR
SHALL Streets, from 9 to 11 A« M. „ H*
ftflft $2,000 to loan on Mort-
Tf‘■rV 7L,Vf «ag«. A. T. GOODMAN.
irfiSt* 108 South FOURTH Buml
HPO MANUFACTURERS.—FOR SALE.
a 50-inch Condenser, made hr A. Jenks A Bor. la
good order. Apply to EDWIN M. MfcJJL, “
n* Germantown.
HfllSSOUJtil LAND I!
300,000 Acre, for Sals, at »rlp*« tuulh from UK
ears of Land under tbe Graduation Act.
Flats lurmshed gratis by enclosing & postage stamp.
F?r further information aoptyto
wiTson, rawltngs k co.,
U. 8, and General Land Agents,
BetwasnTfiKSMd U F<MiRVk.
LAND WARRANTS t»ujlt,»kt?aJ<h?S&. Mo '
H-3m
«FOR SALE—A desirable COUNTRY
RESIDENCE, with about ten acres of Land* and
improvemsate, near the Brandywine, six miles sooth of
West Chester, near tbe Baltimore Central Railroad.
- Address j. W LeON,
je 19*lm* Parkev He,Chester county, Fa.
®TO LET OR FOR SALE—A FOUR
story house*doable back buUd(n*s, all modern im
provements, in complete order; an elesant larse yard.
* sood tenant. # Situated No. 1924
CHESIINUTStreet. Apply at No. H 9 CHESTNUT
Street, in the Masonic Half. myM-tf
TO NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS
For sale a • large lot in the Southwestern section of
thecity.weUadastedfpreNuresnr. Terms accommoda
ting. For particulars add roes •* &,” at this ottoe* apIT-tf
CUMMER BOARDING.—A /ow persons
cap l*e eeeomnodsted with Board in.» printm
family m one of the most pleasant situations in Tren
ton. Addvess fcax 419. Trenton, N. J. jyS-tuthsS *
CUMMER BOABDTNQ.—Persons wishing
to go to the oountry can find pleasant Rooms, with
food aocoramodatiocs. at the WASHINGTON HOUSE,
WOOmBURY, je.J. The House has been entirely re
modeled and re famished throashou'. For terms, Ac.,
address JOHN F. PH»FPB, Woodbury. H.J.7
feSS- lit* Late of Mansion House, West Chester, Fa.
PKIV aTE BOARDlNG.—Gentlemen and
their families, or single gentlemen, can be aeoom
modated with Board, wits pleasant and handsome
rooms, furnishod or unfarnlshed, at 616 LOCUST St.,
south .side of Washington square. The location, b*ing
opposite to one of the handsomest parks in the oity, is
ceqtfal, and extremely pleasant. Transient verson*
visiting the oily oan be accommodated by the day or
week. Terms moderate. A basement front room, with
private entrance, lor rent, suitable for aw oace. jell-tf
\ff£Sr CHESTER BOARDING.—PIea
v * sant Rooms and good Board can he had by ap
plying at No. 64 yi est GAY Street, West Chester.
Jc2S-th&ro4t*
rpWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN OAN BE
A accommodated with rood, airy apartments, (with
or without board, )_ro a private family. Location cen
tral, Address “ TOLBERT,'* throagh filSod’s Die-
REMOVAL SMALL A CHANDLER,
WHOLESALE QROOKRft.have removed from
M North SECOND..Street, t* IMUAIJtKT Street*
above Front, north side. i«l
OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA AND
READING RAILROAD COMPANY.-Pmn-
DBLPiiiL, March IS. iB6o.—The rates of Fveiyhtand Tolls
on Coal transported br this company will be as follows,
from March IS. until further nofloe i
Lewis Morris.
To Richmond-——
Philadelphia.. ■
InoUned Plane-.,—..
Nlcetown.. —.
Germantown R. R..—
Falls of Schuylkill.—
Manayunk... •
O^nshohocketi.—.
Swede Furnace....— ..
|sojtlS*u or Bridgeport
Phospixvillo —.—
Royer 1 * Ford—..—
Aranungo.... —...
Limenoß..——
Pott* town
DouglassviUe—.
Monooaoy ...
Birdsboro
Reading .. tl—
TuokertcU-.....
Lyeoport
M0bnvi11e..............
Hamburg , _ M
Qrwinvi and Auburn.
Alter July lsth the Freight aud Tolls on .
Coal oonairued to Philadelphia. Inclined FI
town, and Germantown Railroad will be rau
ton.
By order of the Board of Managers.
Bbfi-tlgjy W. H. MoILHENNEI
PLANTED S’ BANK Of TENNESSEE.
, _ . , Nashvilir, June SO, 1860.
This Bank has this day deolared a dividend of tht tv
seven dollar* and tftree-qusrter* per share out of the
surplus or undivided p ofits of the Bank payable to the
Philadelphia eteokholders at the Wt-BTERei BANK,
as follows, viz : Ten per cent, and fractional parts of
one share in CASH on and a f ter the 16th July next, and
the b Uance either in cash or new Stock at par. at the
option of the Bank, on or after September 17, 1860.
By order of the Board.
Jyg lm D, WEAVER, Cashier.
OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
Company rorlnaursnces on Livee and granting An
nuities, No, 304 WALNUT Street
Philadelphia, July 2. 1860.
The directors have this day declared a dividend <jn
their oapit&t stock of four per cent, tor the last eix
months, and an extra dividend of two per cent, wbioh
will be paid tothe stockholders,or tbeirlegal repreeen
tlyeeon demand, without deduction tor. State tax.
jy6-3t* WM. fi, Hill,. Actuary.
SAMUEL NEEDHAM.
TVOTICE.—My cheolt on Commercial
11 Bank, No. 1110. dated Philadelphia. June 16. 1860,
payable to order oi Daniel Brose Tor 8474 M.having been
lost or the payment of which being stopped,
the public are hereby cautioned against negotiating the
,< J?B > «t* BAMUEL L. WITMER. '
/CAUTION.—AII persons are cautioned
Vy against trusting any of tho Crew of the .French
Bork'Fleurian de Bellevue, Saulny, Master, from La Ro
ohelle.asnodebts of their paid by
Captwn or Consignees. HRNRY BOfILBN & CO.,
231 and 223 South FOURTH Street.
July 3,1860. , . ' Jy*-St
COUPONS CF.THE GREEN AND
*- COATES STREET PAHBENOER RAILWAY
COMPANY falling<tu«oath. 15tl>imt will b. paid, oo
presentation at the othoe, on and eftej the litninst,,
Between the hour* of® A, M. and a iv. M. ' *
Jy3-tnthsa6t , - DEN.DV MtAßW<HlP.Treasurer.
HO! T vs. HOLT—O. O. P. M. I’., 1860,
No. 7 —To CHARLES HOLT, t.,pond.nt.
Pl.u. silo to .how oauso whr iht ont a «acN
g JeW-thVst* Libellant, by her Attorney.
HOLDERS OF BONDS
PHILADELPHIA AND HEADING RAILROAI) CO.,
All holdora of above bonds whtido not Intend to extend i
their bonds on the terms Of the Company 1 * Circular of
FEBRUARY lost, caa find purchasers for the same at
par aud accrued interest
After Ht of JULY no interest will be allowed.
Apply to ' ‘
DRKXEL * 00.,
IBS EYE-SIGHT : IM
provetl by th. M* o( the PERIBCOPIC
- 6PEOTAOi.ES. ootreptl, .uitod for
ell A... hr M. J. FRANKLIN. cptlcfin, lia South
F ra , r. R i r ”{ , .. &ih.l Imported, en.it.l,
KS&SS-. SfASr « Vl &
trade, jy3-tuthg«
WARTS.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
HOARDING.
REMOVALS.
NOTICES.
Due Ist JULY, 1360,
34 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
A*usEMKNT#.v:;vr r :
Balloon ascension.
PEOFEBftOR LOWE ll.« Ihe houb, r. .
»nat he will auk. hi. THIRD GKAND. A80BN«on! >
from the rearof the ’
ACADBMY OF MIMIC, J
ON MOSTiAY APrBRtKHmTjVLY
atfio’ciock. Inflation tnoommepeeAtS. Admimon 23
tents; Children half price. . g ■ • jy7 2t
\ITHEATLEY & CLARKE’S ARCH
«*TRKFT THE*T*E.
FRIDAY **»d BITURI»AY EVENINGS,
J ULY 6th and 7th, 1440,
Ld Every-bvemnr. -
..TH**- NAIAD QUEEN: '
Or. The Mysteries of thu Luriiebury.
„Bir Ruoert. fctr. Lewis Baker;.Lariiae, the Naiad
Queen Mrs. John Drew. % *
To commeßognijijh entitled
Doors open at half-paitfo’cioek. Performance uil
SOLOMON’S TEMPLE.
i nnratwr or .ehool. tilt found
visiting the i EMFLF.itwill remain op*b to vinfam
until the 14th inst. Tickets in packs of we »»a tee. for
tamiiw* nod clafas, are sold b*low the regular ret#!’ All
should <M it without delay. Schools out of the city are
admiuydata veryiowpnee. »w«m«oiw
Admittance 26 cents, children halfprioe. Jyfi*tf
Penn a. academy op the pine
p ARTS'-ioaa chestnut atre«t.
Coni&mmK a l.r,e eoueetioa os P.!B*t»Bi DU Scblb.
f #a M. till* *7*: Ad
mutsion 55 ota.; children under It jsaia. U oenta. - jyd?tf
WARNE H RIFLE AND PISTOL GAL-
SSOLOMON'S TEMPLE.
.
Sth!i££fJS?iSSfS l ’”“ * T,r b * u “*« s *** ,
MAMET, BTREKT.
JK 'KWteSWSiSSS
&£** At 3r arreyed in Jewish tEzmme*
surrounding the various oourta, give it a life-like ap^
ReedlijKirg».Bth tefithehai.: IChron. Jfitheha?.; fid
Chros., 4th and 7th ohaya.. awn Exodus. SKh for
ooßtfnt* and description or Solomou’s of
which is faithfully represented intheMeML *
fa* io to
19 A* M,. 3 to a, and 7% to 10 F. M.
Admission.. 3d oentt; children, half price. , , ,
Family Tickets and packs often sold at less than
usual rates. myl-tx '
..By the.wauestof aubmbet of Schools and 9ooietiee . /
the fcxhibitioo will be continued until the 14th inst.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE*
pA UTION—FRBSH FRUIT JABS.—The
JAHSt now in laartet The ge&aiae hare SkrtoU*i
name on the cover. Mannfsoturers n»der the MtasL
. _ HARTELL k LETCBWOnTH,
i.U-Imif* Wo. 13 Worth FIFTH mil.
POISON—FRESH FRUIT JARS.—Tbe
-0- acid of fruit Always corrodes the sUrfioe of as tab
be careful, therefore, tONrebeee jmiy Jars of otase
and Covera of Glass. HARTEUL’aFAI'ENT AIM
TIGHT ALL-GLabS JASAare admittedto be Ueonly
reliable and perfectly safe jar in market.
«... HAHTKLL k
JelS-lmif* Manufacturers, Nrw 13 N. FIFA fl street.
T|o NOT GO INTO THE COUNTRY
J. 13 Imif*
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
A MERICAN LIFE, INSURANCE AND
COMPANY.—Phii imrßUi July 4,18**0.
_ N OTi Ct; -—The Trustees have this day declared a
Dividend of VIVE PER CENT, forthe last six
months,payable to the Stockholders on demand, elear
of Mate Tax. . JOHN C. SUU. Seo^T
)y7*3t
'PILE' MUTUAL LIFE. INSURANCE
a •owAwy. opjkw. tom. ,
BIX MlLlJwfylffr DOLULKBi
“n*®
:
" ta^v£sss.aasj i Aa^ag-pPo?fA f * -
yg» otimr.
•SSS&Siui&ES «>"“««>• «» >• ta4
»■ W. aanSi tujltlTft >
TOI8B"‘
Mndeem
JoffiflSlbfe
teSogZ ,r "
INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
A- <M CHESTNUT SbMt, FHIUAPKUPHIA,
IWCORPOEATBD THE STATE Ol> -
WNFINED TO PIREAND INLAND KIHS.
_ PIRUCTOKS
Sjußuel Wjright, D, B. Krway,
Wm. w. Waitera, J. W.^lnnua,
Chae. Kiohardeou, Henry Lewie, Jj^,
•eo. A. Wot Jacob W. Stout,
Menko Stenu^
«feoRGB W. DAY, PrMidMt.
FRANCIS N. BUCK, Vier fWt
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD. BaareUry. [jS&tt
SAYING FUNDS.
A MERIOAN SAVING FUND.—Com
»mt’. B»iiain«, K*lhf»«t tanmj 'WALNUT
Old. Institution- has. always paid In fail, on demand,
wi ““‘““{Merest kyk per cent. -
AU sums paid back, on demand ,in cold aad attresk
* THOBTVBH.
John Anepacft, Jr.,
JOHN C.-BIMB, geeretary. 1 - jeJ^lm
GPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND*
331 North THIRD Street, betweM Yuw*
and CmliowhiU. Incorporated by the Legielatare Aprir
14th, IML ,Openfor DeposiuaMFaymenta.4ailr,fra»
» to|Hp’el«sk. Aiao. on MONDAY aad THUMDAY
EVENINGS, from 8 to 8 oolook.
Interest * per cent, per apTinm. Fepomtor* eon with
draw thetr.moaeya by Cheokm if desired. Special De
posits received, _
_ JAMES 8. PRINGLE, PrevMeu*
y«isw* TTaUt. g<anit>rY.
MEDICINAL.
THEKE ARS 100,000 SCFFEftEKS
From DISEASES of rheNERVOUS SYSTEM,
in the city of Philadelphia, who can be oared by using
• PJtUFE£«OK MORRIS’
RUOEPHAJjO s,
Whieh ie an original
WONDERFUL REMEDY.
Compounded from the private fbrmnla of Frofeeeor
Morris, M. D.e of this city.
It ecu dlreotljr ujon
through th. “f * ,
to test its marvellous virtues.
Sufferers from
IiXCITEMRNT OF THE BRAIN,
NjSRVOUS HEADACBS,
GENERAL DBBiLiTY,
NEUKALWIA.
' RHKUMATIaM.
CHRONIC NERVOUSNESS, Ac. r
Will find the desired relief by its
external use, > r.
as directed in the Circular. ,
TRY IT I TBYITf -
TRY IT! TRY H* ’
TRY IT! URYIT!
THY IT! TRY IT !
TRY IT! TRY If! -
TRY IT i TRY IT !
If you are e* hausted by over-much stud*,
If you safler lrora sleeplssvnighrt,
IT you are a victim to neuralgia.
O yon are prostrated by excessive finer,
If you crave stimulating drinks,
TRY IT? •
TRYIT!
TRY IT!
THY IT!
TRYIT!
TRY IT!
As it will remove those miserable sensations whichin
duce a morbid disposition towards intemperance. , ,
TRY IT, if you are lutfenng from Nervous Debility
iuuu, or i'soTo'k^'.lt < G^riiciiT l o*S’ thi ' ,! ‘ Bd
to yonr nerves, ana worth many time* its cost, in the
relief afforded. . „ _ ~.
Numerous teatimomals from the mo«t respectable
souroes oen be seen, by applying at the office of the pro-
P, p*op»reJ hr MOOKRIBGE * CO., No. M NortL
FOUftTH StiMt. „ - , _
And for Hole hy Lruni.U i.uet.Hj. ■ 1)7
.o,ny I For tho INSTANT RELIEF tni PER-
Aul UlAl CURE of tin ooa-
IUiIt.UM
F E N D T’B
BBONOHIAX. CIQABETTSS,
Mad. b; O. a SEYMOUR A cb„ IST NASSAU 1
StiMt, Now York. Frioh.lMrboxiMßtftMbyfMt
my7-4m iri FOR SALK AT ALL DRUOOIBT8 1 .
Anth recite
'lane. Nioe
sed Ido. per
HARDWARE PACKAGE HOUSES.
PACKAGE HARDWABS HOUSB.—W»
would re.pjotfully oMI th. tUoaHoj of th. <taw
ml H.rdw.ie Trad, toour .iUu.iv. Slosh of But..
MINQHAM HARDWARE.whioh w« aSn It .oullt
advance by the paok&ge.
Ord«ri for direct importation eolicited, and Goods 4a
ttvered mUer in Ui. eityTfcew ygm*
411 Street'
1 Imperting MerehailP!
And Agents ferFereigm and Dinaeatie Hordww.
CARD TO THE PUBUO.
CONGRESS SPRING.
SARATOGA, APRIL 16, lfi>6o.
An attempt has been made to deceive the public, by
peieocßoffering what **sv call “Conoaass Wavin’*
from Fountains t and at the price of six (D eentt per
glaas. The wholtsaU price of the tn«tM Congress Wa
ter, at New York, being about 7* cents per «leai, the is»-
poeition of pretending to eell et retail at lest than, ooet,
aad without allowance for freight, cartage, or breaksee,
Ie apparent; bat their probable course has been to
empfy oas bottle of genuine Congress Water into a
Fountain filled with their trash, and thereby christening
its total contents.
We have nxvxs sold Congress Water In Fountains,
nor in vessels of any otlur dtseriptton than ordinary
sized olas4 lomti. The cork of every bottle of the
genuine In branded “ CONGRESS WATER”—" C. A
W.,” and any,.Without those words and letters on the
cork, lx couKTXRfsiT, whether from Fountain* os
Bottles. * CLARKE A WHITE,
, , • , proprielors of CongreM Sprier*
i The following gentlemen in Philadelphia, vix *.
THOS. J. HUSBAND, SM South Third Street,
O. sThUBBELL, 1410 Chestnut street, . ‘ *
a. d.D. TAYLOR, cor. Ninth and Chestnut streets,
, Are constantly supplied by us.with the <«»«««* *• Owe-
* “ sauSintfßF*
. »,g-«mif , 9BCBPAR»t.N«wYOT*C>{r.
r AZUHKA ! AZtJMKA 1
: AZUMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA! '
PROF. MORRIS’ AZUMEA BAXINB POWDER.
M.nuraotur.d Ml.lr„„ Nol ®.‘iJf2 rth
StTME »wt Tor «»'«>■- ———in. mv«
CLAIMS.ON IRELAND.
O'GORMAN 4 WILSON,
(RicH.ia. O’Ohbmas. Ebwabb J. WIt“OHL "
AnoSmSS AND CO UN SELL ORSATLAW,-
i No. J"* 2 BROADWAY, N.* Sork,
' Havius ..talilißti.J .aUcaiv. ..fd;
AB.DmoithTonihout Il.foid, -will teh. ch.r» of the
.rolleotiop of Clam.., LegHoiei. Ac., aitd atteud to OTUAr
:huAi.VA«i.acy partpfthAtMuutt,.. .
Slate roofing.—jobn ; weloh,
BTjATBR, is prepared to pot on any amount of
; Tooa/if as low rates. Alt work war ranfedio §ivdwj
tisfacuori Order* sent to {THIRD Street and 4sRR.i
iMPJNTOWW Road wifl beur* apU> attended to. v - -
i i/igesm
/'IASTOR OlL—E*st Indi», for sale hys
WETHERILI, ft UnOTUEH. AT uud „,:Nart«i
1 SECOND &11.01. MR