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y>iw» rasetasd ftem statesmen »ho hare sought;
W tmpsete thetairittletl positfci bjpMMrtot to
. Un kEfcrtiyyHsoti » bo «*«Wto4 witbthaMn
~flTmsellkryil'oedsddo*»to pondoctottha officers
*lHassa!iw.*low£er, »t last oM-mietotane to.
Hghtafeeasigdalexoepticn, loa »eu who, It is
mite etiiMfcwlU leave nothing uptriod Inoriottfi,
amhroUtaoPaltad Btawo.wltha nation which Cools
the heartiest good nUt towards taem, nod has; no
other deal ra than that tbeysboeld geoalnersaalng,
- JMt b#i«ir, *6d wotWndtart the destiw whinha
partial fortune ku resenred ta them, If they will
•Wr bojeOBMM wtthlt. iWe otanot trtoe fp tbo
eondeot Of; tbs American Government or of its
*lUtaryecmmender»T-elw»je wth .the excep
' tkm of Q—siatHsreaj—the slightest wtrt to
dlatorb tha good understanding which; has hith
erto so happily prevailed between England. and
the United Stataa.on' the .weatem tdde at the'
American ; Continent. BM . General ;Hsfney
chose toselse apod adisland wbieb bad' Mth-'
•rto remained In oar nndiiputed possession, end
the America* claim towhleb we were perfectly
Willing to eonrider and dleonss In the most arnica
ble meeii«r.*liewe»petm!<ted telaad'lrdOps
: Bpop and to takearmedpoMessiontfthe Mend of
8m himself.was
, forced to admit to.be eitetlj grpnodleea, and this
at a time wb«l, owltig M opr orafpoweringimme
rfeai eshortttlty, the officer. wba pffisred.ne tple
nantoToked iaMlt seas entlrely at our raeroy :
’WSth* he »eljed by eobjebt df
contention, we contented onreelTeti with simple re
aomoanee' fid’ negotiation, tintsgiving the most
oeftolulr* Ipiwf :or<<»r 'dittrolnattm thmt ’if
offmnt rtM «oseth*jr«kflal4 n©t*om» thrwgrms.
The Governmentofth* .met.osit
meet betllowed, In a eonotUatory eplrit, It dld
not, indieEdo what thepesariw really demanded
- —resail and dtserew General BaMey; bet, it did
the next baatthißg—it tent oat Oenetal Seoit, an
offimr deewyedly looked ap toby U( fsUoW-oinin-.
trjaMn/ebwedwlihlaarels/won lnmany a well:*
ooatsetad laid, and noommlng that moderateahd
oonellUwiy spirit match isso often tho aooomps
’ nlmtnt of true bravery. General SoOtt; feeling,
we enppeee, (tom his instruction*, some difficulty.
. In abeolately dreftallßg General Barney’s ill
advised aggtAeton, offered~a Joint, ooennation of
’ the laleaeTof Ssn jnan, an oiKr whlehr tnoagb at;
tiat dedlaed,weeren a{terwards wllllng’to act
apoc. At this moment northern’rjpolnt
of thei ’ IsUnd of San i Juan Is obeapltd by a
British, end the soatbern by ah' Amerlean fotoe,
telth an laterral of Sfteen mllas briween ftbtn. an
- lnterraVbowWer. not ssScletit to prgygjU thh fc*
tarohanga of mataal eWilitltt end 'good;offic«.'-
TUs state of things is Intolerable to. General Har -t
nay, e»Tlie Is tTldancly raoking bis inrantion for
•nan aatbod by rrhlob he may put an end to it
He has remored the Atneriean offioOr in oommand,
. who, it seams, bis '* KngKih prooUritiet,” and has
’ lenueid Urn by eeoesmhnder of a rery .-different
*■ ehereetar.tbe seme gentlemanwhomheselected
as hie inetrement when.he #ist seised non the
island, and who, aoreorar, teams to hare been re
naored from Ms post by Ganeral Bdbtt, at the re
onestof the Britlsh enthoritlte.,': . ..
Thai, herieg oasefatly saleoted bis lostromont,
. the Gtnerel next prooeedste look about for a cauro
ofqaarrel. Ho tndes hla Inatnutlona to bis ofloor,
• a dopy of whieh he truimUa to the Koglish Admi
ral, and in which bt npodlates altogetSer the pro
poaitlons of Genenad Baott fcr a jolnt ooeopatlon.
Ba aseerts that ow tiwopa waro pertaltted to laud
on the island,-whereas^it. la notorlona that tba an-;
periorlty offnroe was entiraly on onrside,and de ,
' ~ clarsathat inaimacb ai the Legiilatora of Waah
. install Tarri ory baa been so good as tolinMde tie
istaad. still in dispute, within the eoanty of Whst-;
eoa, nnyattatapt to ignore this sooeieigety will bo
attended with deplorable ooacqnenoes. Theco
piooeedtegt. we amt add, ere in alreotoontradio
llon to tbelnstrnorionsoftboCommander-in-OMol,
and tha matlments Of tba Pfaaidsnt hiaaslf, who
. wishes that tho stntKJ of alther party shonld n
main onehaagad utU the qttaatkm as to tho pro
pasty In the island ahaU be anally deoidad. >
This Is all we know at present, bnt it laonly to>
erideot that General Barney is sacking for an oc
•esisa ef offenoe against ns. If/* slop be notpntu/
"kit mitekrtvout cartsr, kt will meet probably in
veltn in in tro able* from soAscA there mtll«
•e honorable escape, except throeeh the open por
tal* of the Temple of Jdnue: We ara anxious.
, Ire,fi anxious, to preanrre the rer7> tret UDder
tUndiag with the Doited - State., Oar fat.re.te,'
private and publle, oar eoaneen origin, oar epin
■on ftntair all plead etronglj for ' fuehrer
anee. -The Deited-Btateahay, repeatedly done
to thU eoeetr; thing. ithfah bo other OoTern
leant hi the world could have Tantared on with
Uofaeltp. Eras In tht.MOe w* here in the late
net of pease aohnlttad to an Ihaolt whleh hisbeen 1
hat a little galling to ner national pride. Nobody
eoald bare aeld tknl are noted arltheat eomplcho,
Jwlfieanea if ire had refeiad to permit the United
. lute, te eelia on the aabjeotof dUratajkW li >av'
J&gMffiSaafesSSKc «
Joatly awpeoted
!v e Arana endured aU that,Hi mett'tsurnu Her
ttnfar peeve eattld -all upon in to endure. HY
ora new eaitrd open t» ihaa that nm turn* the
etartg* ta repel, at axil at the moderation to:
overiooi, an tnettih The American derernmest 1
he* thought fit, moat onfortanatoly. to retain In hi 9
iw.na thatgeneral, whose enlpnble breeob of
the dety nkiehha owed table oaeatre enlhefirac
fata aloe, end of the ebedlm*edue..hi«;ooaaniand
fa*o«o*reo the Meondvhtn left ha ho reason to
doebt hela bentonertetlsd ebreMbbetweeutliu
oenntriea. That portton of hla inagntioha ia
nhieh beoanteeda that the right. of arret Britain
.•» dtapoeat; *f by - thefarotent Mnrpdtfan of‘k
subordinate Aanrieou Assembly, :enimfn4cirit
Tioteesaif the dtnrpatlm be not respected, b a
groea Inaolt to thia eonntry, wantonly perpetrated
-by an offioer, to whose known illwfll the rety deli
cato relation* between England and the United
State* here been entrnsled.
Wa hut a right to demand that an officer whose
ttatinnance in command has heap proved to be In
eoadatent with a good undarsUndlhg between the
two nations ihsll be at onee rooalled, and we bare
baaldeea right to insist' UtaPnoWdunerloa roen
diatae a joins oooopation daring; negbtlatloiul, aii i
traata no as only present by saOeraaee, bar forces
Shall be withdrawn from the, island, together with
OM own, and the wbdemnttar left tb »treat;, or,
if this mag ntrt be, to. tse .arbitration; or n
third rower. We eannot bring oareelresto
beiirra that Uims .so reasonable sen
jeeted. We d* not desire for a moment -to
laeiet upon the superiority of the ■ resources cl
whlob at this moment we dispose. The island
iteelf would bet' be worth one-bandredth part of
the losses and calamities that most ensue from the
intarraption for n'single .week of'a good under*’
standing between-the two countries; bat there Is a
thing dearer even then' ease and ,wealth,' and that'
thing is national honor. We bone noi called forth
our young men from tlte peaceful dvoeattons 0/
ordinary life., and put ante tit their hands, in
Order to exhibit to them in return for their heroic
rforte theepectode of a country toktek has ilorc
epeetfor h«rrdf,and invitee, hyher tametlete, the
’* ,
: ru-ni Affewßorgia. ’ -
lF me tbeßotiott in* yieae.’julT 4.]
A abort tima alnct i woman, wbo nn her name
M Mil. I*TOJVIrt[T»d In thli city in etarah of her
hnaband, William fl. Leroy, wbMnibo •reerc
•»« “ tarinjMß >•>; fnhs : b«r; »t Eiftyette,
Indiana; taking withhim i lario amount ofmonfy:
halewftDgtakor. f)hahadbetn 'travellingodim
nkaiinr of tkn Maaonio fraternity, and reoalyed bII
the aid from. oßovrv that eonld be rendered in
htlpini bar to And her Jtuabpnd, who neverran
away from hnr, and whom*aM ia newtnreeefedof
haying murdered. Alter two neaha of ally in the
oily, oorlag whfohtime abe made heriilf generally;
ohtrnaire, rte prepared todepart,baTinganfntted
a latter to an arauaintanee who tyu not oyer and
above rtnfddt lbr-aepoait 'lit the peat ofloe. The
latter waa depoaited aa dirtoted, bat a oopy of If
taaainad in the handi of the metyeoger, reading
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, .“D jiioiT. Junr ie.iaw
: Frp«Jfittnr/* '
vi,*!* ln kand. by Aaaeing end'
mmsaSm^^s
• :• nUka PrnmießiiiaJwartyayeanei. w«h>hpm
Aetiyad aa bia wife until leaf Friday morning!
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:' Aama remarked: tyW’diMtiiko 'waa'oogni
- neat of the eaae. ■■ eks aaedeTSS. J&JS. 5Bo»
and mefaataaed fbr>iAertaS?* Wlytti •
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Jaxea
htaingtou, died lately at the age of ’ eighty-three.
-5. W. Haiihan, a loading business mau
lie Pittsburg, died ‘in thaV olty on Monday. Ho
waa a prominent member of.tbo Maasnio order.
Box.W, W. fWaii), of BuflalQ, died sud
denly of dtseaae of the heart, on Monday last,
aged v -
DaxTH Or Cet- WM. G. Hiu.—A.' short
"letter from Colombia, d*ted.Jaly 21, gives the
ntfalal intelllgenpe, that Col.. Tfm. a Hlll. an old
*»s>hlghly-r*9poeteaoltlien of Texas, died at hi*
plantauon on Bstarday last,
Tiot CbllUeotbe (Ohio) JdverliMir siys tlmt
Cadwallader Wallaoe, Sr., dled at his residence,
in that city, on Wedneadaj afternoon last ■ Mr.
Waßaee was One ofthaoldeat, moatreipeeted, a#d.
perhaps tbs wealthiest, eitlsens of'that plane. He
•wa* about year# ofege. ~ .
> ■ Death or. A DiSTisorisHKD Cmsis.—Hon.
Nathaniel P.'Hdbsrt; 'andllor general under Oor.
Miner, died in Pettatown on. -Tuesday. afternoon
«#HHa warm his SerenHath year, highly aa
teamed and triSTeted, and known throughout the
-Stofb te n mam of intelllgenea and grest legal
ablHty. " ' : ■' ' * '
, Dapw>n>, on the 26th May, while bathing
in 'the Bed Biyer.' near Dp Kalb, Bowtaeonnty,
Tease,'Charles 8, Ball, eldest son, and only re*
ineUter ebild «f -Commodore Charles H. Bell,
Dotted rttates navy.in the 2tlh year of his age.
Mr ' Bell, atthe time of hil death; was engaged as
civil engineer oa the Memphis end El Paso Beil.
rood, Texas.
D*ath of ah Aqep Cuba*.—A Havana
paper says ; “ Sehora Doona Maria Trinidad Gor
rtdo (w!dow or Sr.; Garela Ahtaldo) died last week
ah the advanoed ege'of one hundred and sir years,
hhe has known- durlog hjir lDetitae, forty-one Go
veraors of thie blapd, and. has lived threnghthe
relins of: the last ttve monsrehe of Spain, vis:
since that of Ferdinand the yi'to that of Isabel
•their."',: r:.;-,'. 1 :
./.’The Death ov Eowabi) Bowhak, Esq —•
We aro pained, to. learn from onr Ynsoo City ex
tthangea, the death of this highly-esteemed citizen.
We have known Mr' Bowman many yean, and we
believe, from, the tlme be flrit commenced the
study of the law,some Sfteeu yeareago, and cheer
felto beer cur testimony to - the truth of sli that is
saisT JU eoutmemn'ratiop cf bis virtues by oar oo
temporary of tbeYaroo Democrat.
Capt. Ghablkb Haistiad, for over forty
llre years opnn’eeted with the forwarding trade of
Newbnrg,’ died on Friday evening. He was appa
rsutlv in his uriiat excellent health, end-waa stand
ing at the wheel *f the barge Mintsink, of which
ihe was the captain, engaged In. the neewsary ar-
of,the departure of his heat from New
Torir. when he was struok k«wn : ‘ with apoplexy,
and died in about four hours.
DiATH Or a Wmow or the Revolction.—
Mrs. Cornelia OCruelison, relfot of Peter Corneli
snh. a Revolntlonary soldier, died on Tuesday, at
Kinderbook, Columbia county, aged ninety-six
years. She was the recipient ol a bounty from
Sovernmetd: for services rendered by her hnsbsnd
during the Bevolution. She and her husband for
lastly resided abontfdar miles from Kinderbook,
bat at Us death she removed to tho.villsge, and re
slded than:
< The fftrald says: We record the decease
of. Captain Wm. T. Rodgers; of Jonoy City, who
died at MS nsldonee in Warren street on Saturday
.morning at flvo o’clock, in the 85th year of his age,
Mr Rodgers was a grandson of Rev. John Kodgers,
D. D , modarator of tha FlrstOcneral Assembly of
the Presbyterian Chnreh In the Doited States. His
father, Dr. Johnß. Rogers; was h targeon in the
Revolutionary army, and a distinguished and skil
ful phyrielan/or New York. Hla fnneral will
ptbhebly take place to morrow.
Death of a MABSAOHcaiTTa. Miseb.—Ger
sbum Twitchell, the liut member of a singular ft
tall?, died at 'Milford, 'Mast., on the 29th ult.,
leaving a considerable quantity of money lying
sbeut in spots, .but living, a life of deprivation and
aMfet poverty. After Els death stores of gold and
silrer wore'found Seoretedr nlsely adjusted, in
levers sf dollars,, halvss. snd quarters, and small
coins, . Hli farm, one of the most beautiful in Mil
ford, snSered from neglect, and his wife was com
pelled to leave him many yeare'ago, and recently,
for a stipulated cam; gave bonds that she would
make so oUim nppn bis property. The overseers
bf the poor toek eharge of the specie, and d*i>o
- it in ths MUford Beak for esfe keeping.
.. The Death of Maiob Jaws; BoAoh.—lt is
with great pain tbst we annoanae the desth of this
prominent and asefal citizen, . The std event.oo
curred yesterday evening at bta resldeuaa in,tbie
olty. Major Roieh'had long dwelt amongstns, and
. by his intelligence, phtllo spirit, and many virtues
had ever been ranked with tb* foremoct of oor ol-
Miens.' ..The deecssed acted for a number of years
in the cspaelty 'of cashier and seoretaiy for the
Southern Railroad Company, his falthlhl and cn
ergetlc administration of which offices told power-.
folly in favor of the company. It was his lot to
receive,. through., life, the .'amplest sssurance -of
public confidents and esteem.— Ytcksburg Citi
zen. '' ....
.' Tin Rev.. Been ad Joseph Gebetv, who was
ordalned in All Hallows College, lrelsnd, one year
ago. died in New York on Monday morning, at
half p*«t four o’clock, at.the Church of Our Lady
of Merer, Brooklyn, atthe early sgeof twenty
five The deceased wss a yonng priest of great
liromise, and brought with him from his superiors
u college the ; highest'recommendations, which
wore fnlTy justified by the esteem tn which, not
withstanding his brief career, be was held by bis
,f«fpo ljrUnrmiJ»i^trr
-Bm»»p t*r~Tu»miryr~ ~a inn aTgg ffiaai will be
celebrated f«rthe, repote of his soul in the above
church at halt paat ten o’olook this moraiog, im*
after which bis remains will be interred
'ln the Cemetery of the Holt Cross. Platbnsh.— N.
Y<‘ Herald.
. A omtlsiiak; .named De la Berge, who has
jon.died.afi Farls, at tha adranoed age of 97. was
ooewf fhe ltet links which eonhaat them hw* ■ irr
day* inch the, aheieot May,
eaven, yaart of K><tirMe the fira-works In
on the occasion of tha rear*
the Dauphin, aTtorward. Denis XVI, end
Marie*'Ahtolaatta. 1 It Is known; that, a aadden
panic'’ having seized the crowd, a soene.Qf fearful
enoftuion ensued, and that thirty parsons wera
ktiiad. Ono of them was young Da U Berge’s
tutor,- who paiilbad In trying to save the child
.when knocked down.'- 7ba boy was picked tip by
a-werkmajj, who placed him on his shoulders and
cerrfad the crowd.' The Deleßaiwe
family reeompeosed the and he having oom*
nneed business on his own account, in the and
made a-large fortune; They moreover made a
rule ef giving, .averv year, > certain turn Im tha
the child “to. the poor of the parish, and
Mura'vMw.Da la Baige grew to msn’s ofltatebo
the doQ*ti6n : himself, and coutinned it jell
giomly every 30th May until his death.
Mr. Gxoboe Hooveh, tef Brothersvalley
township, Somerset county, Pennsylvania, lately
visited a rattlesnake den, on the mountain, about
two mltea from hla house. He despatched thirty
font of them, the aborted four feet in length, the
longest five feet and a half. One of the largest had
twenty-two rattlea and a bntton.qpou ita taU. Mr.
Hoover, of trhohi the Pittsburg ChronieU vouchee
for an being a gentleman of strict veracity, aaya ho
eonld have hilled a barret ef them hot for the pol
aonona exhalations from (he den.
A hBTHit from Havana, dated the 80th nit.,
aaya; « The story teemUy going the rounds of the
pres*,'tout th® AntHoto iblp MtNtnnr, having
Coolies on board, coming down the Chfiui v£a had
u'nmtißy, and that one hundred were killed, la
false, .no mutiny, and' none killed to quell a mu
-tiny; aixteen died oh the voyage, and two jumped
overboard. .The vessel ia here—and the contra
diction. I have verified it, by personal examina
tion* of all the ship’s papers, testimony of the
craw, &o.
. Toe highest Court in North Carolina has
finally sustained the will of Elijah Willis, a North
Carolina plantar, who fell dead on the levee at Cin
cinnati in 1855,. just as he arrived there with a ne
gro woman nnd her six children, acknowledged to
he hit owh—the wlll ■ leaving them, toO,too. Tha
Voman if now residing at New Biohmond, Ohio.
l( I wish I was IX Dixie” ig now the popu—
New, Orleans. The word
~01 lie is an old long-time name for the. negro
idee of heaven—that it, * place where there ia no
workj planty of poesnm, pig meat, aweet poiatoes,
hog,.homiey, and mojaaaea, Ml ready for the eat
ing—Crerairt. , '
TB* BRITISH AND NORTH
jHjßfc AMB3HCAH, Jt?YAL. MAIL BTEAM
-
' s : ieooadCtbinlS—agn ft
These vessel team a’cfe'gr white l/jht at masthead;
; 'i
,,** Aug, 1,
■lertts not eeeaied tub! said tor. , ' ■
Aa esreriswwM Suixepn on board,
'.Tlte owners ofthseejihiM wiu not be aoonantsbla for
OoM,ft|ver. Belhou. Saeeie, Jewelry, Precious Stones,
orßetMs, ualsea MUs oflsdior are ejsuwf therefor, and
thl'yalna thereof therein exersessd. Fnrjfrelylit or
i BovUn sQiSro, SSw^ork.’
"rfiiifcVWK THX SOUTH.rr-OEABLtB-
U SMk.
SHIPPING.
C : . ■ mpoKTATIONB.
ISayortsd tor The 9reia.T-. 1
MoGUve»y, WaYrtD-rIM.OOOPiet
sHcoadetU SS4W9 litka 18 OSO five-f«ot sielcau 6#da<»
‘VVintwan, Br4i-M6.C00 jalhs EOO
BP OA B LAI^-’B ,, ‘K Factor. Lelapd—46o.ooo laths ts.odd
fcHirfe"tpioheUQaFlnHfct>»lviD., - ,*'■
BO R BOA^D 0F
tHP ROfB dowwif »* owm Mo»*u.
ROBERT ■ : ,
At ths Merchants' MxdiangCt Philadelphia. >
Ship Wyoming, Burton..... Vi.
Bark Margaret*Q.uig:;;^.Peruamt>uo6; soon
B4fk HtJiunes^Ctum. Riode Janeiro, soon
nark Jos feaxwail. Davis Lakeayra,sopu
Bn« B T Marrn, Carver. C'enTßMoj; toon
Bng vEolus, Allen ~ Dt g***
ttohr >.vel/D. Yorke-...re...... Havana,soda,
Bohr Fannie.Yanoe -;.-:.v.gaY%«aejoori
WAKIWr WTBIiIiJOFNrf!
fOßTtfr rWIMPBbPHM. Jely lJ- I^6.
PUN RIBW w_re-4 «-SUN SETS • _7lO
H. OH WATER.—. - ™ ..8 0
ABUtVBD. I «
• Bng Wm MeGilverr. from Bangor, j
with urobar to Oaaklll« Galvin. , 4 . ~. }'
Brig J Whitmaß, Rf*f. 17 days from'Calats. with laths
and spara to Gwjkill fc Galvin. . - j
Sobr Annie "Virdm. Chambers, I dav front Lewes, {■
Bel. wt»h lumber to ThsodwsVTParkar. ~
Bohr Baonar Chandler, 2 daja from Indisu River, I
with com toga’ll & Me-rtman. Tr *
Betir l. A Danenbower. Mtl er. from Boston, {
Schr Bella, l ea. from BnetonV, , I
Pohr J B Austin, Davis, fro™ Bovton. - I
• PchrPausaaaatt, Wffipira.from UOtioTi. I
Soar J H Waiuwnzht Corson, from Boston. j
1 Pehr'V l-aka-Poull from Boston ,- . 1
PobrPprav. Hiokmaa- from Boston
Pohr« A R»*Bhaimon. Bowjn.frjm Boston. 1
Pohr fl V W PimnKiw. Gandy, from Boston.
Bafar Mary * llaabethi Smith, from <OBton.
Bohr J Ireland, Ptaelman, from Boston. j
Fohr John H Alton. Baboook. from Boston.
Sihr Aoeiaida. Young, fom, Boston. ' I
Bohr Jonathan May. fohu. from Boston.
Pohr Robt GilflU*n, Smith, from Bwton. 1
Bohr l<amot Dupont. Ooraon. from Providence.
Pohr Fj»ghtjHu"ttoy, ;rom Frovidepee
Bohr Anna Smith, Bmith from Providence, f
Pohr * meliue Chester. Bo*en. *rom Providence.
, Bohr fhs* Whiting, li'pnmoott. from Providenoe. j
fichr Mary Na«. Pmitb. from Newcortv , I
- Bohr Joseph Tamer. Orovel*- from Warehsm, )
PohrL Aodenned, Bartlett, from Waroha n.
Bchr Wm H Rowe. Harris, from Greenport. I
- Bohr D G Uaokett. from Greenport.
Pohr Jaco*» jb William. Matthews, from Portsmouth.
Bohr Mary PnHerson. Somors from Portsmouth.
BohrStlmon Wa- Th nuher, irom Taunton.
Bohr Essex. Post, from New York. ;
Bohr .ohoFondervlr, Pl'intaworth. from Lvnu.
Bteamsr Novelty. Ball. 24 hours from New York, with
mdse to W M Baifd to Co. 1 . ~ ' I
Stoamrr John -MoMaklu, Marshall, 30 houro-vrom |
frewea, Del* with grain, to captainre-saw ship Villa
Franca aground on Hamburg Bar. Will have to dis- J
charge part .of cargo to get ou. I
, > CLEARED. „ , . „ „
Steamship Boston. Orocser. new York, via Cape May,
J ”^«mehip o f ,, enrisjlvania, Teal, Richmond, Thomas
Brig Amelia Castilian. Cork Workman 4c Co.
Schr Milligan, Riohards, St John.Nß, E A Bonder
Matanxsa. Blake, Bninswiok, Me G Stookham.
, Pohr Barah, Benson New Bedford, L Rpthermel *Co
Bohr L A Dasenhower, Miller, Bokton, Nevin to
Corson. Salem, . . 3o
Bohr Eva Belle, Lea. Boston N Btortevant & Co.
Bohr J B B Austin. Davis, Boston, do
Bohr Pangjssett, Waoles. Poston. „ . do I
BchrWmßßowe. hattls.New Bedford, do
fohr Mary Patterson. Sowers, Boston, do
Sehr Jonathan May. Cobb. Boston, do
Bohr J Ponder. J/,Ellin*iw rth. Lynn, do
bchr Mary Natt, Smith, Providenoe, smmokson *
BehrEmeline Chester, Rnwen. Somerset, .do
Pohr J Turner. Crowell. H»Howell, L Audenriea fcCo.
* ’ Bohr D<4 Floyd. Raokett, Providenoe do
■ PohrS Washharne,Thra*her,Toan.on; do
• Pohr Anna Smith, Smith, Providenoe. do
1 Schr J, Andenned, Bartlett, Boston, Rothermel, Wal
lace & Co.
, Pohr J Ireland, Steelman. Boston, do
Sebr Adelaide. v ounr. Salem. ~ do
Bohr J H WaJnwngnt, Corson, Boston, Van Dusen,
Hchr Mary Rlixabeth. Smith. Boston, do
Bohr Jaooo & William.-Mathews, Newburyport, do .
Pohr Chas Whiting, l.inpineott, Providenoe. do
, Pohr T Lake, Scull, Boston,' Bancroft, Lewie to Co.
f BohrJH Allen. Babcook; Boston, d»
■ Pchr Hickman. Boston, Reppher t Bro.
I Bobr GDSo R 8 Shannon, Bowen, Braintrep, Reading
| PerWns. Goodridge.' PosPto, J R White * Co
I -Pohr 8V W StmmoM, Gandy, Boston,Tyler,Stone
( & (Shr Flight, Huntley, Cambridgeport,- Banm, Ogle
*fahr Euexi Post, Norwich, Noble, Hammett * Cald
i Bohr R Gilfiltan, Smith, Providenoe, D Pierson to Co,l
- Correspondence ofthe Philadelphia Exohance.)
• LEWES. Del. July 9.
The fleet whiob has been detained at harbor b* the
wind. aH left tils morning. No vessels in sight. Wind
eonth-weather warm. „ _
Vouif. Ac., j - N* W. HICKMAN*
(ttorrMßoiulraft* ♦*»« Philadelphia Exchange.)
HAVRE HE ft RACE. July 10. IMS.
The Wyoming left with 10 boats, laden and consigned
Barrett ft gnus, bark. Ao tQ Poplar street wharf;
Mtnitnnopc,lumber »o<s Bolton it Coi J CjJajnpeoa, do
to R. WoWarton; Cleopatra-do to.MalonetfcJ'aylor; M
Rife, do to John Craic; J J Bogardos. do to Norornse Sc,
Bheetir Tran American! Utammons aoal to Chester;
Lydia Ann. Ira TO ement. and wm Dugan, coal to He
law are City; Gen Jackson, do to Chester.
(OnratoßdenM of Jnlj7 .
The follovin* boats from th« Union Canal mured ic->
to tb# Schuylkill Canal to day, bound to Fiuladel»hia,
laden and ©nn»i*ned a* follow*: .
J Steal, lumbar t>i Kororou & Shro'sj A.
to Lemuel Bo'ton A Co; Caroline, gram to Humphreys,
Hoffman A 'Wituhr. and flour to L G Mvtmger; Banoo
aji. pig iron to J H* viand; manon. bitummon* coal to
MMaine.4 800; H ft Free, ro to “erfert, MoMatms
& Co, Onsia, *ra»n to captain; Wm Kalbaoh. do to Wm
Kalbaoh; A 8 Valentine, boards to Mr Ogden; fiallie
Job son and St Lawreuce, uo to s.Bolton * *’o; epnng
Creak* flour to W B rove and grain to Buad Sc Comly.
MEMORANDA.
—*-gra*u», Matthews, hence, ar
rived nt Boston 9th inst. -
Steamship, Cambridge, Howes,- cleared 'at Boston 9th
Inst, for Philadelphia
Ship Mnsooogus, Carter, from Cronstadt,at Stook
h«tmlBthat*
Ship Courier. Olmste&d, for Bio de Janeiro oleared at
h*w York 9th njst. „ _ ,~ 7
• Ship Thereto. Wallace, for PhilajW'-Vr
omta tf <u IT, in dock rep*i»r»'nnaioed at
17?foatljnifntwrts, for Philadelphia, was loading
J_JnUA>ue* 23d ult. ...
Bark Urania, Taylor, sailed from Boanghao April 37th
forljew York .. .
„ Poor Jolia Maria, Eaton,sailed from Newbaryport7tb
met. for Philadelphia
>“chr R 8 Dean, Cook, from Tauhton for Philadelphia,
sailed from Newp rt 7th inst. - *"• *
Sohr H . snreris, Johnson, hence for Boston, sailed
from Newport 7th inst .
Schr Retii« ver,(Br)lor Philadelphia, was loading at
Mavagues 23d alt.
Sebr M/waret Plater, Blizzard, sailed from Wilming
ton, Oel, 9in lost for New York.
Sohr toiavia £ilen, Allen, hence, arrived at . Norfolk
7th Inst.
' Rohr W A Hammond, Cain, from Boston, arrived at
Alexandria 9th rose.
Bohr Chemb, hence, arrived at New Haven Bth inst.
<>*sans, Carman, hence, arrived at Trinidad do
Cnb*S3th ait.
Behr Wm A Croaker, Endicott, at Dighton 7ih imt.
flrom Alexandria 1
, Bohr Hornet, Healey, hence, arrived at Portland 7th
instant
*obr George Fa'es. Hiokerson, hence, arrived at Pro
videnoo 7th inst. •'
jtebriiA flammond.Psine,at Baltimore 9th fast, from
Boston.
. Bchrs Cicero, Bnrrrnjchi, and Nstbl Holm's, Hewitt,
for Philadelphia^sailed from Providence 7tn lust.
Bohr Caroline Grant, Pres*ey, sailed from Providence
Bth imt for Philadelphia.
rchr Marietta Tilton, Tilton, hence, arrived at Salem
9.h inst.
Behr Hero, Terry, cleared st Baltimore 9th mat. for
Philadelphia.
MEDICINAL.
f|lK ORCHARD ACID SPRINGS.
T}jm« BpTmw»re aitnated in the, valley of the
Oak Orchard,Creek, in the town of Alabama, Genesee
co., !y. r.. eight mueaeouth of the village oimdina,on
thefcrie Canal, and fourteen miles from Batavia.
. The principal Acid Bpr nee are three in number ;
bes<de* these there are six others. They are all located
within, a circuit of about fifty rods. »he n-edunnat
uualitiesolthewatersarenillyahownin the subjoined
testimonials. The* oontam a very large arnountof dub
phur. Sulphuric Acid, Sulphate of Lime, and Proto-
Sulphatt of Iron. The great medicinal virtues possess
ed by these waters depend very largely upon the pre
sence, msaoh unusual quantities, of these ourative
substances.
Hundreds of oases of disease,especially those result
ing from the ecrofulousdlathesio, have been cured br
their use., „ '
07* in skin diseases—even in oonfirwed leprosy— the
waters have been signally successful.
. Opinions of medical anqsotentific tentlemen are given
in the circulars. ‘1 he following eminent gentlemen
speak in strong terms of the mealQinal value or these
waters t Profv Emmons, T. Horaeyn Beck, M. !>., of
Albany} Jas. MeNaughton. M. U., of Albany; Edward
§ p Ti n li 0,, of New York; Dri'R. Campbell, of Fitts
field, Mass. ; Or. J. 8. Shuler, of Lockport, N. V. They
recommend the. waters confidently; i)r refers to
acaseof chronic diarrhaa of several years* standing.
Which was cured by the use of the water Or. Beoksays
highly benefioial for all ohronio diseases of the stomach
and bowels.
Wjr»S,P. White read a paper on the subject of these
aters. before the Academy of Physicians, m the oity
ofNcwVorlr, in which he states tint the Waters pos
sets deotdediy tonio* refrigerant, and astringent proper
ties; andth&t the class of diseases to whioh they are
more particularly adapted are chronio affeotionsof the
dtgesttve and urinary organs, and some of the evtane
cus distastt; ehionie dyspepsia} chronic diarrhaa:
chr'fntc dysentery j chronic diuresis; chronic cystitis:
diabetes; caeca of passive hemorrhage, sooli as Purpu
ra hemorrhagica;and the ooUieuative sweats or Ueotio
Fever. The Water may also be often used with ad
-Vantage, he says* in cases of low typhoid fevers; in
IKfefSfSfi»«ISSKWi?SSSi2^JS^
suchaearedeperdentona relaxed or u!cerat*u*««i
of the mucous membrane, of the intestines, lu calou
ious affections, or/ttAwr,*, attended with phosphatio
sediments, it is the suitable remedy, being preferable to
muriaue aeid as being more solvent and less apt by
oontmued use to disorder the stomaoh. n febrile dis
eases, jt can be used properly diluted, as a refrigerant
to diminish thirstaaapreteraatural heat Inskindts
easea-th those forms of dyspepsia connected wi h an
Alkaline condition of the stomaoh, as in Pyrosis, or wa
ter-brash, it will mm better than hydroohlorio aoid.
In casesofCotfaa#fcte*«»t,and'Other injurious con
sequences aripm from the aoUon of lead, this water
will prove' to ne an admirable antidote. In Chronic
pharyngitis, laryngitis, chronic mucous catarrh , and
humid asthma, chronic ophthalmia (externally)
as a gargle in ulciroted sore throats, in oases of sali
vation, and in levcorrhea and tleet: and also inptto.
When taken Internally, a wjne-glostfal ot the Water,
diluted, taken three times a day, is sufficient for an
ada>t, .
Other testimonials from physicians, and **ther re
spectable individuals, may bo seen on application to
the Agent, '
Healers supplied on liberal terms.
No Water genuine unless procured from
H. W. BOBTWICK,
• „ ■ ' For Sale at the following Agenoios:
. FREDERIC* BROWN'S Drag and Chemical
Jtore, Northeast ooraer of FIFTH and CHESTNUT
Streets.
• Also fdr sale at FREDERICK BROWN. Jx.’a.Dnig
and Chemical Store. Continental Hotel, oorner of
NINTH *nd CHEB rilUT.Phil«l»liihi»,
The Trade supplied at Wholesale Trices.. wylS-swly
THE CHIEF AMOHO TEN THOUSAND.-
DALLKT’B MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
OAS universally supplanted . all other
LJ. ointment* and healing asvUoatlona in both the'
East*rn r and pastern Hemiseheree, wherever intro
duced; and ltsuUrt«ic «frtl,i*the tree secret of ite
noeeei Stall eafawoM •fttUau. whethar tiie cense
.‘W*-* "sWAgBOALia
| SKfefe*y§:
&ussra& 2 gisuw
®w«Miasßa Miw.,
The I aoMmn. the Trv 3 yeUer.and everrpthor in
: dividual whose jot Injife H throwehiai • within the
onahee oi-aMident iVoin S farfemsa,, hr*, or eoiM
rt*n,should bear in mind 3 thaUlue Magicjatraotor
i« hie beet and onlr friend. * It » both .portable and
eheavtandjeiioauever be so hi* oompaulofi, **a friend
in need. There are thou- t, sands of living wttneuee
to ioetifr to its mcrveUoae K virtue, who owe their
sound limbs and muoiee 3 tolls nvingefflpaor. ~
■TheioUowingJuaanw 3 of the UtuUngdisettu for
arf r&K- i
Mum, femlMiu, spree of all kind#*-
,Er- 'fisw,, SLr a “
Broken Breiut, Bourry,
Bie-fe.
ujS&Md Hands, Mero?riil Bcrfeei IjpjLs?**' ,
dMiuaiß*, , mnj generally. fimiupox,
iSBS!'
Chafee* _ Poison, „, uwers, .
Pmbmss of, 7 the JUisnmatlsau Venereal Sores,
* jBJVt tiui erinoJapDeioisU Broadway, New York,
84 . «rs«t, New OrJspMjl* J*
2»S£r<F G * o *' r M- Asent. ** wo Ke ob
whoiiiiHt.wi^
THE,, JIJI.Y 11, 1860.
TRI-WK»K'y
. Mit'eeeip^aw.i'as-.vngkr and freight
MOU [lvro NO ItKOl-K noil I’ORTHWnIITH. V», vi»
Hi. mllaiielphl.,, Wllmui.oa. nud BjHnanra. mu
Pflfn.ftre lt.tlr.wf., thuvoe by Hi. new .te.ra.r Phill
fiefobifitoN.i.fbtjifinoP.ri.moutbi va. ■ ■
Oa dnd.after July »lh, peM.wirr. from. Fblbwiel
,pbiti will take »h« 8U a. M. tram •t thw depot,
oorner Broad itreet and Wft»btnilon, av.nne, on
'lu.adaya, Ihuradara. and . atnrdara, arnywt at Sen
ford at l.ao p. at., and. at Norfolk .arty the next
mornmx. The ataamer PbiladetpWawili laave Norfo k
on iM evenmaa of Monday. Jkedneadaf. ard Friday,
,p>on«itln« with the train at Beaiotd, wnioh arrive, at
Phlladelpuiaat IP. Ma , ..
> FarVfor first-ulas* passengers, including meal* on the
including meals on the boat,
sPrei,ht 5 Prei,ht taken aa law a. by any other Mute.
For further particular*, see euall hand-bills at the
hoteli and other publio plaoes, or inamra of
Ci Pe UAKpf Agent,
i corner Broad st and Washington av,
j iv , j H.F.
WEST CHESTER
arm PHIX.APEI.FHIA
rau/Roap ’viA media.
on M
trains, Will leave PHrLATJ>SLPHI •; from the Station,'
cofneiof vlarketaod Lehmanor Thirty-first street*,
west at 7.39 and 10.80 A. M., 1 and 2JW
4 'Leave WEST CHESTER, from the Depot, on Bast
Market street, at 6.40,8, and 10 SO A. M., and 1.46 and
*.« p; M»
• ON BUNGAYS. ,
Leave Philadelphia, from the depot, northeast corner
ofKjKhteenth and Market streets, at 8 A. M. and 2
West Chester, at 7 80 A, M., and 5 P.M.
The .»ast passenger railway oar will leave Front and
streets SO tnmurts. and Eighth and Market
streets 25 minutes, before the starting time from the de
pot, add will carry a flag to den .te it. , _ .
i Odvso a'd waiting room southeast oorner of Eighth
amTMarket s reetß where , passeßgere. purchasing
i tickets fi>r Westchester wi’l be famished wlih a ticket
! ove the passenger railway- ... . .
On and after July 9th, and tlllthe above *rranremept
tskeseffeot. the trains will leave the depot. N. H.<*x>r
uero* Eirhteenth aud Market streets. 15 minntea be
fore the above hours from West Philadelphia. Leave
Went Chester a. above. H ENR Y WOOD.
I jyS-tf . ' General Superintendent.
NORTH FEHNSVIi-
VANIA RAILROAD
havln. Wa a i® ort ' to -
Train,*wfll CH
lsdelpnia, DAILY-( Sundays excepted.) as follows s
At 6M A. M. (BxpresßV for Bethlehem. A entown,
Mauoli Chunk, Hazleton, WilkasbauxOr Williamsport*
& At|JJO P. M. (Express), for Bethlehem, Easton, Ac.
This tram reaches taston at 6AJ P. M.,an<l makes
close connection With New Jersey Central for New
I M, for Bethlehem, AM Q hlown, M&uch Chunk,
I A.M.and4P I*. forßoTlestov^ny-
At 10-80 A. !W. and6.£o F. M. for Fort Washington. .
, The ASO A. M. Express Tram makes olow connection
with the Lehigh valiejr Railroad at Bethfehetn ,bemg
the shortest and most desirable ronte to Wilkesbarrs,
and to all points in the LehizhCoeU Region. .
TRAINS FOR PjaLADWLFHIAs f *
Leave Bethlehem atAtt AiM., 9.M A.M.andfiA2P.
Bojleetown at A. M and 4.15 P. M.
Leave Fort Washington at OA6 A, M, and 3 UP. M. .
• ON SUNOArO;
I Philadelphia for Bethlehem at BA. M.
tolladelphia* for Boylectown, at 8 P. M.
oylestows for Philadelphia at 6.40 A. M,
ethlehem for Philadelphia at&Ou P. M.
I Fare to Bethlehem..Bl WiFawtoMauchChunk.B2®
Fare to Easton 1 AViFare to Doylestown.. 080
Through TiofcPt* must be procured at theTieket Of
| fioesat WILLOW Street, or BERKS Street,ln order
to seonre the above ratee of fare. _ -
1 AilPasssngerTrainsfexoept Sunday Trainsloonneo;
at Berks street with Fifth and Sixth-streets and Beaond
and Third-street Passenger Railroads, 20 minntsM after
leaving Willow street. .
jy3 g ELMS CLARK, Agent
«« _c FHILAUKt JpaiA AJMU
• t “^SßoS is <( i F D a o R^ ,LROAD -
On and after APRIL 2d, 1860, Commutation Tickets,
with twenty-six coupone. will be issued, good for the
holder and anv member ofhißfanuiyt on any Passenger
Train, add at any.tiro®-,. They wililte sold by the
Treyurer, at theoAoe of the company. No. South
FOURTH street, at a raduotion of rwenty-five per oent.
from the regular fares. Parties .wishing to enjoy t e
Bnmmerfn the Country will’find tins a very desirabe
route, the SohnyUall and Lebanon Valleys betneamong
the most beautimT and healthy inthe State, and' acces
sible by four trains from and ♦« dall»,
P. BRAnpOKO, Treasurer,
f HiLADCLpma. March 35th. 1800. - mhiT-tf
fig M PHIL ADfiLPiilA,
MmSSB’ MANTOWN AND NORRIB-.
TOWlTjlAnjiOAb-TIDMMER ARAANOEMENT.-
’Leave dejmuitovn*. 7, 7KTB, 6K,9* 19, 11,UA. H.»
94)8 min. A. M., 1,8.8, 7%, and
Oennantowa 8.10 min. A> M.» 1.10 min., 4,6Xt
andttfF.M.
• : CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Learn Philadelphia 6, 8,10,18 A. M., 9.4.1. «H, 8,9,
Tmw Cheetnut Hill 7.10, TA 8.49* 9.4011.40 A, VL»
1.40, A 40, AIO, 840, andl-»ft£
ON BUNDAYSj
JtfaveFhiladelpbi.a9.Q9 A. M.ii.l* and TX P.HL
Leave Chettnot Hill 740 A. M.,1140, BJO, and9.lo
min.. P. M.
FOR CON&HOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 940.7 X« 9.08. ILM, trim, A. M.,
14A*4i*.4J<,d4»;640,^MidlHdprM.
Leav* Nometown 4,7, 8.04, 9, 11 A. M., IK, 4ft,
4 and 7K P. M. „„
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M. mid 8 and 8 P. IV.
K™ W p - “•
4, W.aniUH A.*...,
|<«m 8 PM.
88-tf DEPOT. NINTH and GREKW aijSik
PHILAUELfmi
on Thirtieth £od on CnUawHU ttioM#'»J,
fepfiEiiggJSS k. fcSSsln
aw.-
■glfiVXi <U)d HARRISBURG, 01 •*!>.«„ DAILY, for
, - ~ ■..«*, .ttv p. M*. Daily. ismuyi bx
oevmi.i
DISTANCES VIA READhNO
FaoK FaiMsmrau MDm.
ToPtiasixTiUo 38)
Ro'tlm*. -. «l PhlUdolthinnyd RtUicr
Mfe« g v.”7riS/
Kwphin
Miller* bur*...... 1431
Treyorton Junotion. ,UB'
lB9,
Mortbttm berland.... ~171
te, b^L”~rJBl
Maoof —.597;
William* port
Jar**? Shore..... 83;
.,S&;
TheBoo\£ M.V So
making close opnneetiono wi
Canada; tbo West, amfSontt
I>EPOTINPHILADiSLPii
OALLOWHJLL Street*.
ap»-tf w. H w
SSggppgjmßa PHILADELPHIA
ffl® AND RE.*.DI*G RAIi,«OAI>.
Un and atter July 1. 18(30 Mileage Tiek»ts will beis.ned
at 440 each. adis-o(tiitof2s percent., gmru the holder
aright to travel 2,000 muen at anytime* between any
points, an m the No. 1 car or any Passenger Tra non
above Railroad or the branches Worked by said Com
pany. -
Bnsineas men ard, others, having oooasion to travel
frrqnebtiy between different points, will find this ar
rangement oonvemert and economical.
For said tickets or other information apply to the
Tio et Agente on the Line G. A. NKJ LltH, General
Superintendent, Reading, or to 8. BRADFORD,
je2B )m Treasurer. Philadelphia.
SC If CM— B ELMIRA ROUTE
fflpSiF !pHILAjSBLPHIA
CiUinKEsT ROUTE to Tamacua, Catawissa, Ru
perti wukeebarre. Soranton. Danville, Milton, Wil
liamsport. Troy, Ralstoni Canton* Elmira, 80/Talo,
Niagara Falls, Rochester. Cleveland. Detroit. Toledo!
St. Loaia, Milwaukee, and ait points North and
, Passenger trains will leave the new Depot of the Phl-
IW9 l rt!s#S^9«¥ ~n* . ll yi r » ad ' corner BROAD and
CALLOWiuiiti Streets, (Passenger entrance on Cai
lotfhiil street,) daily (Sundays eioepted), for above
points, as followsj
siGHf x Ksfess::::;.r~ir.:"J®p: S:
t The 8.00 A.M. tram oonneoU at Ruport, for Wilkes
and Niagara Fall.. and Buffalo. Weir York and Erie, and
NetrYorS Central flail'old., from *ll point. North and
Wait, and the Canada..
Baggage ohMicc-a to Elmira, Bdgtlo, and Sn.pan.loa
Bridge, ttnd all 1.. remediate
Ticket* can b» irocured at -
rmraßailroadL.n eVJiokek.Qißoe, northwest oorner of
SIXTH andCUf- * i'"trFB lt?,? 1 ** the Passenger
Leave the Phil 'relphiaand Reading Depot. Bread add
Oallowhjil .rae I axoepted), lor all
•freights nw!’ w delivered*before BP.M. to insure
their going th * ame day.
„For further information apply at Freight Depot,
THIRTEEN l’t and OJ&LOWHIUi. or to
*. UHAB. 8. TAPPKN, General Agent,
Northw ? .t coma, SIXTHnnd
1860. Jg&ipp£ 1860.
From V/ftJnnt-rtreet Wharf,
Will leavs as follows—vis i
At SAM, via Camden and Ambori O. t A. Aooom- ,AEIt *
modatton..—.. nt u
At, A M. via Camden and Joraer Cit, (N. J.) Ac-
. .......
MI.Vm. Vm C " oa,I! M . a Jeraer Cltj, Morning
AtIIAMT bV Slsatnioat,' *viaTao3hr iuid“ je'rMr *°°
City. Western Express. 1 gm
P M,,via Camden and Amboy, Aooonuno
. datum..—.; .. *a
At f PM, via Camden and Amboy. Q. Amt a "fig.
- t raj
At. 4 P M,lw Steamboat via Taoony and Jersey
A§ %’ W B lt»*vii'*«onV-nSdj;v«i 800
via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
Atll.P M, via Camden and’ Jersey City, Southern B °°
Ats PM. via Camden and Amboy, Aoooniiooda
tton,(FreightandPaßsenger,> utOl^s Tiojcet, 2 29
The ■P M Mail Line runs dally. The 11P M, Soutff
err Mail, Saturdays exoepted.
For Belvidere, Easton, Lambertville, Fleminston,
A M ami 4 P M,lrom Walnut-street wharf and
7.10 AM from Kensington. __
-For Water Gap, Stroudsburg, Scranton,
Montrose, Groat Bend. &0., at 4 A. M. from Wafnnt
etreet wharf, and 710 A. M, from Kensington, via Dela*
ware Laokawannfc and Western R, It.
% ** p * Ml
/^ n ?gi%a B {?^^fef^ 4 Sffi
. t'orfalSma.Hivertou, Delanoo, Bevarlr. Ratlin.,
ton, Florence- Bordentown,at MX, I and 4X P. M.
dlaeffiaM. 1 ,«a« P.flT to!&Anttnra “4l»»nn.-
ati pja.“ d
Flit, Pnnndauf Pawn*
**r. Pauanier. ar. prohibited from taklnK.n,thins M
bMjaee bnt tli.lr vr.arjn* apparel. All bamoee over
pn, pound! tpbi paid for extra. umlt
♦heir r«.pqn»lbilit,tur baggage to One Dollarper pound,
and triUndt be liable for an, auonnt btjondsioo, ex
oept b, ipeoiol oontraot. .
aet« ■ ■ WH. B, OaTZMRR. A.ent,
ARMS notice.—CHESTER
TKRMEDIAtK 'STATIONS.—On and[aper«Bth Ma,,
UN. the Paaeenger Train, for DOWNINUTOWN
will atari from the new Passenger Depot or the Phila
dglpbia and'JUadins -Railroad Company* oornsr of
BROAD and OAiiDOwKlXili Streets, (paMsnger en
traneefl on panowhiU. . ■
. liKjUilNff TRAIN, for Downlngtovß, leaves at 8.00
( AFTERNOON MAIN tor Dotraingtovr, Nave, at
DAILy (BnndaTs eapenteg.) - ■ ' _
By order ofUie.Board.or managert trf the Philadelphia
JSwcMfa WEST CHESTER
IHK»X»IBWlRAILROAI) TRAtNB vu
wpisss’
w.irt6li«*W'»t A', M.. litig" SC. «niVjo'p?i§;
RAILROAD LINES.
R ' ort te=23f M
Saotmir tsd Ena 8. B.
[\ Wili»igrgjiigdElmira
W P* Ms coiiccot (friiiy
nth llcM to NU**ra Falla
SOWS. ■ .
IA: Corner of BROAD and
*T|.HKNNRV.!U*rMar*
RAILROAD LIKES.
nPUE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
*■ RAILROAD.
880 MH.EB DOUBLE TRACK. „
iB6O. Mmmm, I 860;
THE OAPACITJ EftUAI,
THREE THROUUTI PaSSBNUER TRAINS
PHILADKiJ’HIA AND f IXTSfIURO,
OoimtpUM 4ir»<J« ,i r&Hsd»lpSj» with Thromh TriiM
from*ltPointa jntheWest,Northwest,and Southwest
—thus furnishing woiUtie* for -the transportation or
puMiKen unsurpassed for spaed and comfort by any -
other routa, . _
Express and. Fart Lines ran through to Pittsbun,
without change ol Car* or Conductor*. All through Pm
>«a|er ;-TraJn* provided with Loughridse’s ratont
, BSie—epeed under nsneot control of the, engineer*
tbaiadding muon Wtne safety of traveller*.
Smokingcar* are attached to each Train: WoodrafPe
MBs« D fehfSf^«t r £i£:&
da** exoapted.
Mail Tram leaves Philadelphia at 7 so A. M,
Fast Lins “ -•* . moA.M,
Express Train leave* “ 10.45 J\M,
WAY TRAINS LEAVE JJt FOLLOWS;
Jg|rn*nurr CtoJgmbia, pp, Ms
parkeeburg', ** • 6.40 F. M*.
WeetChestiw ' 1330 P. M.
W«*t Cheater Passengers wilt take the Mall, West
Chester Aooomnrodation,and Golambia Train*,
pjawngere for Sunbury, Williamsport, Elmira, Buffh
lo, Niagara Fall*, and intermediate point*, leaving Pm*
ladelshia at 7,16 A. M, and 3 P. M. go directly throujch.fc
Tioiet* Westward may be obtained at the offloesofthe
Company in Philadelphia, New York, Boston, or Dal'
tuaore; andTlokets Eastward at any of the Important
Railroad Offices in the West; also on Ixrard any of the
regular Line of Steamer* on the Mississippi or Ohio
rivers,
jM~ rare always as low, and time as amok, as by any
other Route.
For further information apply at the Passenger Bu
tton, Southeast corner of Eleventh and Market Streets,
The completion of the Western connection* of the
fetmtvlvsjila Railroad to Chicago, make this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
GREAT WEST-
The oonnecttoc of track* by the Railroad Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding tul dra/age or ferriage of Freight,
together with the saving of time, ore odvantacesre adiiy
Sreoiated by Shipppers of Freight, and the Travel-
PubUo.
erchants and Shippers entrusting the transportation
heir Preight to this Company, oan rely with oonn
denoe on its tseedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
in the West by the Pennsylvania Railroad are at alt
timet as favorable as are tharned by other Railroad
Companies.' -
Wr Be particular to mark packages “ via Penna. Rail
road.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
to, or address either of the following Agents of the Com
faD,:, D. A. BTEWART, Pitt.bare;
H.S,Pierce A Co„ Zanesville, O,;J, J, Johnston, Ripley,
O.t R. Molfeely JdaysviUe, Ky.; Ormsby & Cropper,
Portsmouth, 0.; rndaock 4 Co., Jefiergonville. Indi
ana: H. W. Brown & Co., Cincinnati, 0.; Athern«
aibbprt, Cinoinnati, 0.; R, C. Meldrum, Madison, Ind,;
Joe. E. plooro. Louisville, Ky.; P. G. O'Riley A Co.,
Evanavuler Ind.: N. W. Graham & Co., Cairo, Ilhi R,
F, Ssss, Shaler « Gian, St, Louis, Mo.: John H. Har
ris, Nashville! Tenn.; Harris A Hunt, Memphis. Tenn.;
Clarke & Co.. Chicago, H].: WVH.H. Koonte, Alton,
Agents of Railroads at different points
H. JL JS®ySTON, Gen ,1 Freight Agent, FJiila,
• £. IThouPT, Gen’l Tioket Agent, Pbiia/
E. LEWIS, Gen’lSup’t Altoona, Fa,
iffiME— frUMMJSR arrange-
IH9H ment.
WIL/VTINOTON, AND BALTI
MORE RAILROAD.
Op and alter MON DA 7. July 9,1889.'
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE .PHILADELPHIA.
Forßaltimore>tB.lB A. M„ U noon,(Expre*,) ana
iter Chatter at 8.11 A* M.» U nocn,i.l6, 6,00* 7.00 and
11.19 F.M.
For Wilmington at 8.19 A. M., 11 noon, 1.15, 6.CO*
7XO,anrtU.WP-M.
for New Castle atB.ll A, M., and 1.00 P. M.
or Middletown at 8.18 A. M.« and 6.00 P. M.
or Dover at 8.11 A. M.. and SXO P. M..
For Harrington at 8.15 A.M. and IP. M.
-nr Milford at 8.11A.M. Tuesdays, Thnr«dajs, and
Saturday* at IXO P. h*
Fot Farmington at 8 IS A. M. Montfajs, Wednesday®*
and Fndavs&tS.tOP. M „ «...
nr Searord at 8.11 A. M. Mondays, Wedneadayr, and
Fridays at6XO P. A>.
9' r Paiißbury at 818 A. M. >t
OST Train at all A. M will cnnneot nt Soaford on
Tuesdays Thursdays. and caturdsys, with steamboat
to NoifoiJr. m
. TWAINS P OR PHILADELPHIA
* Leave Baltimore at 6JO A. M., (Expreas, ) 10.11 A* M.,
ardlJi P.M.
Leave WHn>ic«tcn at ABO. 8 80, and UJO A, M.« 1,45,
4 JO, an* All F. M.
Leave Sails trary at IXO P. M
' eaveSeafoTd, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
at 7 2j A.BL. ana 2tvr. J»
Leave Farmington. Tuesdxys, Thursdays, and Satur
days, at 6 00 A. M.. and 4.11 P. <ti.
eava MillonJ, Monday*, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at 7XO A. M.. and LOOP. M
Leave Harrington at All A. M., end i£o P. M.
Lsave Dover at 9.06 A. M., and BXS F M.
Leave Middletown at 10X1 A. M. and 64 ) F, M-
Leave New Castle at 8X0,10X6 A. M., and 7 JiP. M.
.Leave Chester at 7.40, 9.10 A. &L,UX4,1.23, 1X0, and
8.11 P. M
Leave Baltimore flai'sbnry and Delaware
Rauteae at wji A. M.» and 125 P. M. •
TRAINS fUiv HAUIimORE
Kava Chester at 8.41 A. M.. 19.88 and u. 40 P. M.
jive Wilmington at 9X5 A. M., ?sxo P. M., and 1120
f&BIGHT TRAIN, with PASSENGER OAR attached,
will run as follows t
for Ferryville and Intenaediato
9 Leave WUminrton for Ferryville and intermediate
•‘aees atjXOP. AL
Leave Havre-de-Graoe for Baltimore and intermedi
ate places at 6 00 A. M,
Leave Baltimore for Havre-de-Grace and intermedi
ate piaoes at LOOP. M.
Only at ILIO P. M m from Philadelphia to Baltimore.
Only at 6-» P. M., from RaJtixaors to PhuadeieMa.
Jy7 - 8. M. fklton FreeidenL
fg—o—Mß PIIILADEI.PHI \ AND
RSkK BALTIMORE CENTRAL
RAILROAD-—ARRANGEMENT.—On and
alter MONDAY. July 6th, 1860, the trains will rna as
follows: Leave the passenger uepot of tbe West Chester
gad Philadelphia lta> ro*u> Co. corner Market and
Tbiripth streets West Philadelphia, daily (Sundays
excepted ) at 780 A. M. and 446 P. M.
On Wednesdays atd Saturdays an extra train at 230
Lett* Nest Grove at 6XO and BXO A.
'lhafAp-A.tt. iramtn.m Philadelphia eonneots di
rect %«tn a t ally line of Maxes vi& New London and
Jteiurmnx leavesTxfordat 6XQ. A. M.. oon-
W. tram frou. west G ove -
->B*peautui»l jor«N-knnwn healthliuoes*
m DtSmire and Chester ,»mnor in*
augemenl* to those.looking for summer
Freights for tblsline received at No* jw^^or^rßir
Philadelphia, Jane 23, IMP, too 13 Sopermtendent
SAVING, FUNDS.
“ A Uttle, bat dßsq, fill* tba farw."
SAVING FUND. No.
gagopr&o,
Vms company deems safety better than large
proStef ecmseeoentJy wiJl ran so risk with depo
sitors' mpne/, but have it atari times ready to
return, with 6 per oent. interest, to the owner.as
they nave always done. This Company never
suspended. j
Females, manied or single, and Minors, can
deposit in their own right, and snob deposits can
be withdrawn onlt by their consent.
Charter perpetual. Incorporated by the State
of Pennsylvania with authority faweceive money
from trueteesand executors, *
LARGE ANp SMALL BUMB RECEIVED.
Ofßoe open dai y, from 9to 3 o’clock, and on
Wednesday evening until 8 o’clock.
DIRECTORS.
Jacobß. Shannon, Cyras C&dwalloder,
John Shindler, George Russel),
Mataohi W. blohn, Ww& fflyXtt,
LewisKrumbh&ar, Henry Delany,
Nicholas Rittepbouse, Nathan Smeoler,
Jps. H. Satterthwaife. JonesYerice*,
Cnvß Oadwallabsb, Treasurer.
ap3B'X
“ A Dollar .avail i» twloa earned.”
CAVING FUND-FIVE PEE CENT IN
SAFETY TR> BT COM-
Street, southwest oomer of THI HD,
raUadeiphia* Incorporated by the State of Pennsyl-
Money ts received in any earn, large or amall, and in
terest naid from the day of deposit to the day of with
,The office » open every day from nine o’olookm the
morning till five o'olook In the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday evenings till eiriit o'clock,
Wiu,u«tl£“dT
_ „ _ _ DIBSCTORf:
Hon. Henry L, Benner, Jr. Carroll Brewster, •
£ d £ a l d 0 I lV (^ rter » Joseph B. Barr
Robert Belfndg°, Francis Lee,
Samuel K. Ashton, Joseph Yerkes,
C. Landreth Munns, James L. Stephenson.
Money t® reoeivBd and payments made daily.
The investments are made, in conformity with the
provisions of the Charter, in Real Estate Mortgages,
Ground Routs, and suoh first-class securities as wilt al
ways Insuro porfeot seounty to the depositors* and
**tohcgoc<|tf&tl to give permanency ana stability to
CAVING ItJND—UNITED' STATES
NUT ?tro S e^ OOMf ANY '°° rc,r THIRI) andCRKST-
CajMand'anialirama raoaiyed,and Mid baokonda
mwd wuhout notioe, with FIVE PER CENT. INTK-
R.EBT from the day of deposit to the day of with-
fSTOly • wi ™
eale oa England, Ireland, and Scotland,
iroffl*! upwarda*
goM' oED '
P{.INY FISK. Aotuatr.
LEGAL.
IS THE COU IT Op COMMON PLEAS
OP MONTGOMERY COUNTY. .
Jaoob B. Hofiner And Caroline his wife, inrisbt of the
said' ftrolmn and Hist Mornsson plaintiffs. va. tsa
muel*i*». Ann B Clark, hlz% Pisa, Joseph Pis-.Ml
rnm Fits. J<>h >Ev<*ns and Mmh •is wife. Catharine
Uojd arauel Borden, John Borden. Jo
se* n Borden. Ana Boraea Jouiß* Borden, Benjamin
Beyan, anclGeorge Hevan, defendants. J "
Action of Partition, /*o2Bot 1 ugast Term, 1860.
4 _ [wopyof Writ.]
Mout'omery County, sa. fsbal.l
__Tfr* Commonwealth of l'enn-ylvania to the Sheriff of
Montgomery County. Greeting. ,
We command you that >od summon fnmuel Fisa,
Ann B Clark, t Jiza Fi b, lasso Fis*. Joseph Ftaa, Mi-
H* o^'*** Jo 'wVyanß, and .Sarah Insi wile. Oatharin*
iftij-d If nnah Fisa. Pfimuel Bord-n John Borden. Jo
seph Borden. Ann Borden* Louisa Borden, Beniamin
Be nn.and Georso Sevan (defenda of your
county.so >hat they be and appear bofore our County
Court of Common P'#m, to be nO'den *t Norristown, in
A Dd n oounty. on Monday t-e2oth day o August,
A* iB6O, to answer J-cob B Hoffuer and Caroline,
hie wife m jghcnftheedid Caroline and iha iVlorria
on.iplaintiiTaJ.of aplea where ore, whereas the said
ntalotifle and defendants, toxether and undivided do
ho'd all that m*>acuaxe. ienems»t, and iraot of and,
situated i*> Lower Morion township, in said county or
Mon'pomery. b nnded by lands of W»l iflm*esh r. Pa
muel Sindera nnd Denis Kelly, cootni- job five aorea
and thirty.one perches, or theraabou‘B, with the ap
purtenances, .a.tiilon thereof between them according
to ihe laws and customs of the Commonweal'h of t’ent.-
B%lvaniatn suoh otaes made and provided, the said de-
gainsay mm reiuse, and the same to bo
i* very unjustly and contrary to the
JE" 1 ® fIWM a 5? customs, ml havejou then and th re
p/JWM of those summoned, andf this writ hereon
i 1 ft'} not.
witnesst the Honorable D nisi M. Smyaer, President
A t » T im v° ttrt «XtorrUtown this 14th day of Jane,
n ... .ISuOfid.] F RULtiIVAV, ProthoDotnry.
o y^S7i r . t s r^B, ??fß. 1 ’ t Jr„; 1 s f
J\ r ~
j'OTIOE Whereas letters testamentary
JVJ!,' S 8 !*!'! " r aahom ii. bubtis.im* of tho
city oi i*hUadelphm, bavo been tranted to the under*
eirued, alt parsons indebted to laid estate are requested
S^?nl C y*»h2 , L ,ct,,H ! e Payment, ami tlioso haviu* olaimi
against the same to present them to
ra»JO-wSt’
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
TVOTIUE.-J. EMERY STOKE retires from
7* and all his interest in onr business reasee
lr p?,, F\hNH ..M, KiHKHAM 4 CO.,
rintadelpbia, June 30th 1850; foi flt*
fJuFFJEE’S PATENT
For pdm^K*SsSW Sat*.,
Machines for Bhirta 3co. f
.. ofaUsises.
Hib Maohmes of! aqd 1, * and 1,3 and 3. and 3 and 3-JUb,
\on hand ftnd rade to order*'
088 Jhs clam English Nnrii* Needls.
I,lf txtmn and mo»t rapid
MaoUineeror Knitting in use.
The Patent Family Knitfiry Maohme, for
£ p*? 4 * o * is a new and suooeuiul
featnre in tha Use (d 1 Inventions of the age, and, ranks
wtrb tQoorcriny miioine.
Ayenoy and Salesroom. 1 v
P. ASTi iR OlL—Fast India, for sale by
* Bhpthkr, «t and 49 N<mh
ISAttIS O^EKK—For gala by WETHE
fILI, & BROTHER, 47 nrnl 49 North SECOND
BU4M, ita
& miy,
SNBURANOE AGENTS. No. 49* WALNUT Straat,
,ininre atainst low or damage byVire, oo Cotton ana
Woollen MiUe ami - other Manufactories. BaUdjnits>
M#ro**andi§e, *nrnitqre» and other property* oafavo
rawe tents. in the followln* well-known ooraeama*J
k4Kf2i«B^o % 00 t .oM| £( A|
MuTflopoLiTAirm' Ins. cg.i»P i NEWjo«K,
FROVTUBNCE
ARCTIC FIRE Ba,^?Ni|rjOß^
Capital and nrplpe ftaß.M* 01
HOPE FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF
CITY FIRE INSu“raNc‘l ’c!>’!, Il |£^'W*NA , %n;
GERMANIA FIRE'‘fNS C ''So 1 . ‘
Cun Capital and ffdrpta* f tls 309 07.
HUMUOLDT FiREI^,^M.
Applications in person or hr note wUlrpoerve prompt
attention. BABIWB k DuY, Ajrenu,
je4 8m , Ho. 484 WaLVUT Street
'J'HB KMTEKPKIHE
INSURANCE OOMPANT
or philadkphia
(FlßE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.I
toMPAtnrB Bvn.Dtm._Bi w. corner
FOURTH AND WALNVT STREETS.
DIRECTORS.
F. Ratobfobb Slum. Moisiou L. Dawmb,
VVItLUM MaKss, Gw. H, Stdait,
N*t»lo Fb*xibb, j Jobs R. Bbowb, ■
Jobb M. Atwood, B. A. Fahbbstoox,
o>s». T. Tdiiuci, Abbbbw D. Caab,
“t a ’7" AR ?. S ftATOHFblMSk?p , rV^. n L
QUARLES w. coXK.»Beoratanr, - fell
AMERICAN FIRE. INSURANCE CO.,
*I&. 810 WALNUT Street, above Third. Philadelphia,
Having a large p&id-up Capital Stool andflirplne In-
TMtodin aoundand ayailaole Seountiee.ooannM to
insure on Dwellinra, Stores, Fornitnre, Herohasdiee,
Vessels In Port and their cargoes, and other Personal
Property. Alt losses liberally and promptly adJarttd*
DISZOIQBfI.
Thoe. R. Mflrif* John T, Lewis,
John welsh. - James R. Campbell,
Samuel C. Morton* Edmund-G. Dntuh,
Patrlok Brady* M^rS
ALBERT C. L. Siibsria
00AKER CITY INBURANOE OOMPA
PLUS •utt7«L7U.—!Hinr«» a*eintt Low or Parnate ni
Fjre,auUth? Perila of the Bee* inland Ifa-ng atloo ano
'"•“'"'“feoEH.HART, ltder ‘
oiiOKuc preitdent.
K. P. ROSS. Vioe President.
H. H. COOGSRALL. Seo'y and Treasurer.
H. H. SUTLER, /umstant Seoretarr,
„ .. DIRECTORS.
George H. Hart, E. F. Room,
A. 0, Cattail, Foster 8. Peridn*.
S. W. Hoilar, t Andrew R. Chamber*,
INSURANCE COMPANY OP TBS
|§ A sfsMi
Chartered in IT»*—Capital BMP,ON Assula, SuaMtj 1»
and available aecnrltiee eon
tinye to insure on YeeeelsandCargoee, Builainga, Stock*
of Merchandise, terms,
goniT D* Sherrert, George H. Stuart,
|imeouToby. Samusl GraatTJr.,
Charles Maoalester,' Tobias Warner.
V7iUiamBrBrclti, •
Kiw #b «K
ir.l-UAM HAWP
EXCHANGE INSURANCE COMPANY
92A -Office No. 400 'WALNUT Street.
FIRE INSURANCE on Houses and Merchandise
generally, on favorable terms, either limited or per
petual*
Jeremiah Bansallj
John Q. Ginnodo, John J. Griffiths,
Joshua T. Owen, Reuben C. Hale.
Thomas Marsh, . John MoDowell. Jr.,
Sami. L. Smediezt_ sa«. T. Hftle, BeUefonte,
JEREMIAH SONSALL, President*
JOHN £. GINNODO, Vice President. . .
JEdwaud W. David. Secretary mhfl-wftptf
TVEJLAWARE mutual dAJfJSXJI IN
mJr suxamoe company.
O9
OFFICE B. E. CORNER'THIj?6 IU&D 1 U &D WAliftV*
. Streets, PhHedelthla. 1 ■
*«^**»«*
?®r. To4l ' swttofUl,w * rl4 -
INLAND INSURANCES
On •soS.i bj River, Can!*,,Like., .ad Liii Cuziw.
OnMeniliudiwi.anulT. .
fc, rite™'&A«i,
November 1,19 M.
Per. , .... _ _ M*rM Tttim
fUSAW, Philadelphia Chtr ««ToenL OO
•100X00. Pennsylvania StateMF otLoan-... *JH SO
atl ,600 P • nnaylvaw a State OVot. Loan..—ll,ooo 00
U.srTreasaryOMlF eent. Note# and » ,
Interest flue --1 - T - - - mj* si
•M.OOO U. S.Treemrr < V ot Now. tad lour
eat flue—, T —, , L , t Di]| 00
•SBJC6 Temporary Loan to the City of Phila
delphia —-..... .„.. rw MAO* Qp
Mll
m,
fIMM WessFmladelphia Passenger Railway
Company 7 OF ct. oouvon bonds...., ISAM 00
•UAOOiOM Shares stock Germantown Qy
Company, Interest and principal
. guarantied by the city of Phua
delphia ; —19 AM M
••AMfIM shares Pennsylvania Railroad
•SAN. 108 PeaEtyiVaaia Rail-"
BaramumSteam Navigation Cm*^
Company —J4UM
fid Mortgagee, and Seal Estate, Of
,>l<hn> Ir ianm
livable for Inenraaoee m*is l Jljni B
due at Aaenoiesi—Frcnuuma on Ma
lUoiea, interest, and other debts due ■
Scrip mi?stoelcof sundry lonnuM Comply*
——.jag
AfSoud r
John JL Penyoee, .
John OjJ>aview
James TTMumn
William Eyrot JrM
Junes C.tiandj
ExW.»
WILLI.
■EIfRY LYLBUTO??a
t ura INSCJBANUE ano trust com-
LN BURES LIYBBter Th® whole tens of difo~ffn&ti
and endowmentMerohase* lift intereets;ia
Iwl Estate»andmakas all contracts dtNßuu os * fca
eontmgenolesofLift,-
_Thay act as Exeoaton, Administrators- *-
WrastMs«And 6tar6ans.
•J’BBjt'T*’"—
• gamel L, Miptr,
fi&mne) C. Hnoy.
Charles Halloweii,
Henry 0. Towneerl*
Aodofphss Kent*
William H. Carr,
P. V f Dados,
William Robertson»
Warner Itt. Rasis,
E.Jr. Mlohl
, w ttm
IftfM W. Ifnasnv Raaml
Kites*
suton,
u PiiUdlai*
A. Sorter, „
. Hntohmiett
Em.s.ASesr*
I
I John G. Brenner*
,s>alef, Easton.
•t*T» IVOIS
BUSINESS CARDS.
YB PALMFR, THE ADVERTISING
• AGENT. FIFTH and CHESTNUT, rives bn
views of the principle and best mode of Advertising,
daily, between 10 and 4 o’clook. Address
myU nm Vs B PALMER.
EJ. baylis Thomas.
• ATTORNEV-AT-LAW
J« r w al nut* Bueet froia Wo * 983 Arch ftrMt
attention given to the recovery of Mercan
nle Claims. The. drafting and examination- of wills,
Conveyances, Assignments, Bnefa of Title- and other
Instruments of Wmine, The management of Kx eon tor*
■hips, Administratorship*, and Trusts, superintended;
ana the best securities procured for the permanent in*
vestments of Money. B*biuhotory reference given
when required. ap3o-6m*
Henry e. keens.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Hu HEMOVED hin nfflco from NoVwo Walnut .treat
towa w Sooth THIIIII street. mh«t.6-n*
g-lUHACE .
11 war- 1 -
, No, ui Rout > sixth streot,
O (Nearir tipporita the.Coqntr Conrthooae,)
.if f peomoatiooa, ]irawip,a &o„ and traniaoti
*ll otherbuirn.M oonnooted withtheobtainin'orLet
tara Patent. at>» <m*
J Wagner jekmon,
• ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL t,OR-AT-LAW,
Offloe. No. 116 Sooth BIXTH Street, ' '
(Opposite independence Square,)
.... . . /nn.ADSLrHiA»
..By the aidof reliable Attorneys, at diOereht points in
tje,united States, is enabled to proseonte ana collect
claims cl every description.
Particular atteption iriven to the examination and re
covery or the cliuras of Legatees and Devisees,.and the
examination of Land Titles and eeonring the interests
of heirs and all persons interested in the same, in au
parte of the union. ■
States and is Commissioner
Sv£tSn oaß c^e^nlly taken nnder Commissions.
S tfUttUET.dt SONS,
• IMPORTERS OF HAVANA CIGARS,
No. 9M Sooth FRONT Street,
a fg°« iT e prßsrly a fall assortment of desirable Cl
■Anfii whioD the? oner at lov rates* for eash or ae*
•raru rmHII { T
A EFREP L. HOUGH, ~~
-f* TAPER MANUFACTURERS’ AGENW,
Orhar. eoiimted lor aver, darorirtlon or
FAPEK AND PAPER-MAKBR’S MATERIAL*.
„ N<>.HBoatr SIXTH Utreat. FhilaOfclphre.
reii-em’
IJAWSON & NICHOLSON.
r NOB. .IRaMIMi STREET.
Between street.
JAMES PAWSON. JAB. B. NICHOLSON.
!aP lr*
MRB. STILLS
CRVBTALINE LIQUID HMR COLORER!
A preparation new to the pulilie. but which has lon*
been in private nee. for reatprin* urar Hair to its natn
Vv 11 B‘o“y appearanoe. and ren
dering it 40ft andsilky.
it is entirely different in its nature and etTeots from
any article now in use tor, the same purpose, being a
oleanly fluid, nearly as dear as water, requirinc so
washm' before or alter itsapplioation free from tulphur
or any other objectionable Ingredient, and applied si
e <syy as an ordinary *air. on. ,
Can be had of the following persons:
W Z» Harberti. corner Juniper and Pine streets.
E J Fennell. No. 36 North r.iknth street.
3 homas Lancaster Spruce m<# Eighteenth street*.
Thomas Weaver. Vine and Eighteenth streets,
wm. Bj 1 both peon. Mt, Vernon aotTseventeenth It’s.
Reward Gaillard. Jr., Arch below Second street.
E. B. Garris ues. Coates and Tenth streets,
Geone Q. Bower, Vine and Bixth streets.
A. H. Bowman. 8p:ooe and Second streets.
Charles Shivers. Snrnce and Seventh streets,
Caleb R. Kefeney, Arch and Sixteenth streets.
For sale wholesale and retail by
■ FIFTEENTH MdSwWflfrM,..
OitM Am Philadelphia.
]|/1 AOK.EREL, SHaL) HERiUNt*, a#i
1000 bbls Nos, 1,1 and 8 large and medium Mac
kerel* in assorted paokageti of a ve y ohoioe quality;
also
60 bbls. new No. S large M&okerel,
60 ha 1 bb s new No. Sic do,
80 bbls new No. 8 medium do.
60 do new Eastern Mess-had,
60 half obis new do 00 , do.
1600 bbls new Vastp lit No. 1 Herrim,
800 do do Hahfls* No, 1 do.
JUO do new bosto 1 Nn.J do,
100 do do r*o 1 e ale F th,
SI do prime No 1 Halmon,
100 quintals Gr*»d B\nh Codfish,
, 100 boxes new Herkimer county Cheese,
NowtaOio,« li .m« P ra, | f. i . g af f) & fc
leg ■ , NPHtW WHAHVRg.
TAVA OOFFEE.~I.OOO pockets prim.
.YiluLlSSj” »«AHAM* w
' BRINiKY * on.,
■ = ■ M* *a» STREET.
R ; SCOTT, J#., AUOTTONIER, No. 431
BAI.S of TRIM
■ Included will be oui d
Rtohir embroidered bonk, eamWana J«conet coi
rs and mis jaconet and book A anoint bands «iciur.
abcHoe itlosj a Imeof bNok mietnmtifSlaoJt
c* points wioe bk k lace; Ac. ’ D4 T°*
Also, rich styles Pane printed organdies, lawns, white
»nd black bareges, ladie*' Jraney ana plain fans! busie
head nets, Ao. *
• Also. JCH) d< sen silk dnstersnd dieyscords and tsseels,
new style dress trimming ribbons and cords, Ac. 1
. by order of Underwriters, too dosea single and
double oo»t loops.
, STRAW GOODS.
.BO passs hdies’ and misses*, fancy rolbedce.
brown, drab, end white Canton hats, trimmed and urn
trimmed ; men’oud boys* hats, Ac. .
ATTRACTIVE PE~EMP£uitY SALK OF RICH
FANCY GOODS, MARI*LE.VAfU B, GLAbSWARfc,
Ac., 9 c.
. On Fridav Moraine,
S July 13 .oommssoias at 10 o*Qlook precisely,
.insisting in part of—
tohly-carved matble mantel vases; Parian marble
and bisque figures and basts, ftehlv deeomted Bohe
mian siassAare Prenuh China tea sets, cat glass gob
ets, deoantars fins Pans clocks. Ao.
VT Now open for examikaiion.
«H[t»P FORD A CO, AUCTIONEERS
A No. «30 MARKET. Street, and «2l MINOR
Street .
OFFICE F THE FfiILADS PBIAAND
READING RAILROAD COMPANY-Pwila-
DKIPbU March 11. 860 —The rat* sof Preirbtand Tolls
on Co*l transsorted by this company will be as follows
from ftdarob 13. until farther notice:
To Mfc^r:
7aqiitt«? Plu i#-...
. riiMtovn...
GennAaeotrn S. R.,-
FallSof Schuylkill,—
M ftwayniitr.
Egtert’i..
Oonshobook#n.~—
Swede Farn&oa.—
Brw
SKSSSS
£BE=±:
’• FohL-
.....
.....
Fott» town.. —... __
ponflwariue—.. __
MoßOO&ey ..
Birdaboro.——. _
Kmoinc »*n^irrrzz
. TuokartOQi-. ..^.
L»a>ort. ,- T tT
Mobravilla....^*-
O^CT^'afldAqtmnul
After <Jaly 15th the. Freight and Tolls naAnthrsoit*
Coal oonsirned to Philadelphia. Inclined Plane. Nice*
town, feud Geirasn’own Railroad will be raised He. ter
ton. •'
After July uth to September Ist, the Freight end
oils to Rlohinond will be raised 17 oeatt per too.
On and after teptember Ist, an additional adranae of
Scents per ten
s%m/ ° c "»
r|FPIOB OP SCHUYLKILL NAYIGA-
V % low COMPANY, MAY 10th. im.-From and
after lull litft, ia«F,&sd ontil September Ist. 1M?. the
chargee for the use of Can, ard for Toll and Trans-
Krtation on Anthraoit* Coal,carried to rhUadelpbia.
War of the BohurltuU Navigation*will be increased
Fifteen Cents per Ton on the rates fixed March W>b,
1100; and on the isr of September, Up, a further in
omeeof Fifteen Cents per Ton. will be made on said
oharges, and so continue until tha olose ofnaTijEauon.
By order of the Managere. F. FR-ALbY, •
mvll-Sm , President.
Pi,ANTEbB’ BANK O* TENNR«S«!F.
- ’ - . NASBTTtLV. June SO. 1060.
This Bank has this das declared a dividend of thi tr
seven dollars and tbr e*«iurters per share oat r« ta >
surplus or undivided p tins of the Bank payable 11 too
Philadelphia Meokbolders at the W- STB ft* BANK,
u follows, vjz i Pea per-cent and fractional parte or
one share in CASH.on and alter the Uth July next, and
thebvaneee.thermoashorngw Block atper. at the
option of the Sank, on or after teptember 17,1000,
fir order of the Board
Ji« lm D. WEAVER, Cashier.
NOTICE.— My check on Commercial
Bank, No. 1110. dated Philadelphia, Jans 11. 1860..
K table to order of Datiel Brose for 8474 » having been
it or i stolen and the payment of which being stopped,
the pabho are hereby cautioned againstnegouatlns the
* jTt'cf BAWUELL, WITHER.
rji. W. NEILiL & 00,
YARD. B. B. Comer BROAD ud CALLOWHILL,
Superior WHITE ASiIViAMAQ.UA. end LEHIGH
« UAUi „ - „
Frewd and kaptnnder oorer enrwpty for Family aam
by Ditvatob wm nwiti »ro»yt att*n
tlon. M»»—
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PHTtADBLPBIA
PHIt.ADJCLP-O A TEhRA COTTA MA
NUFACTORY. REV, Ni H n« QER M INTOWN
rosd and Milo OHERilvtJr Btf,,t Vitiifi.d Dr-in
and Waiar Pipe. Venti allmr Fine, Hot »ir Fl.ei.end
Mmnke Flues made ot ferraLott*. andof suitable aig*
for eve»ye'a»sot buildings. 'This aniole it worthy ths
Huonfon «f a l partie* Putting u* biddings Lars©
sue sewerage pipes for. city drainage, water pi pea war
ranted to stand a mcw peters. We ar* uo» prepared
to T lb TS lt ‘l® or corporation* fur tb<s article in
any 4jmii y. We warrantour co>.ditn beeeual if not
aapeuor to any other toad© uTthe IjrpSSd aSue or
>uropo, Ornamental 'Chimney 'lope and 6<rdea
Y“*| - 1 -- • lag-tf
r'ULOHATK POTASH-For sale by
B Vnogg rtUßiiOTiiM -» «■* «» Jg&
W 'IVELOPFS.—Over 200 different’ styles
SAJiKB BY AUCTION. r
NOTICES.
COAL.
A NEW VOLUME!
RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
TRIALS ARB TRIUMPHS:
Ok, ANCIENT TIMES TN OLD VIRGINIA J
TERMS;
II THOMAS ft SONS.
FOURTH Street. 9
..., ..
*i2lSs.*l2S^!JL Ba, 'f of iioßliiot.
!f* Onr Ktfs nf re&J e« ute lad «toek*,i?
** Mon “* Jult “• otii
®SSf&Sfe > ?iS3S. or *“ u «» ro * m T* *
SKiL MTATH AT flryiTK 541.1 t.
W* • >«*• »mo«iitof rmi MiaitKhrtfe
<mro<lwm>tlNt of oitrud until
(ofvhuti 1,000 QOftM Ilf m«o
■nu on MONDAY,K^&r^i»i£ e /«.2iL2’5
£»&» 8 «cn«.,«tt.
STOCKS AND LOAHB.
P'nrovtnrrSaa.
320,000 RMLRIUU IiOKDS.
09 TBMdl7t
Jalr 17.at'13o'clock noon. at tbe kt
SSffffJrjS&X* 1 " 1 '***"'•• *■ A* of
wew iorklrt ©f Jaaiwj of Jalf. !> • -
„ 'REAL PSTATf SALE JULY tL
« Y**COtO** B»l#.~HV'dfe®* nurtorn rf t4nt_ TTq_
diy/ff&%ife«s£f T * i * cll " “ tro **'. s » twt
BALE OF BOPERIOR FftBNITtTRE TWO SETS
", uggiHAF# o iheßSa"fgr «£SI«a“Si(
*& A NTS^&,i R cP 8 T BEBdWgv^W!
HOOfid* hand disks, orenment
ter, nMt itMd. wd>ouN. twc* wt •_ CasSS
and N&niin Chios. dmoeikwa'e Bru«*#U ami osier
caret*. China and alMswife, beds tad bcddi**7*o.
worthj t 6« attention of .JadiM.and oihem deattoueof
MfnhMißf., ' A , *
•**?*•*
ROBS, PiAMuyoBTK9, MtPtSRJLO CAKPEfIC
S *O l- “ Mfßitsiißtol
MteiUnt •aaond-handrani tan, elegant siioo-lorti*.
P°* “>2|N. jwf *«. •*•*. from oualnee doeUaisc
naueaec^iat,removedtothemote foreonveniace*})
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MO
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XV
* I*n» * eWrior bur u 4 fixtn ws^
A’*o, & *«*t »tacd. -
: tvoMta, • ftatoft iwd Hankie Cbinftdfseerir&rft,
*c.
Alio, forjwcoQutofUniudSttfi* * aaftntifrofeicuh
&o* < &?* Tmß<ooM^> ovftrftUt, jacket#, «boe«f
iMOBJSa NATIIAKB, ACUIIONMI.
999*000 to loss, sttte tow—t mm, ntirtieninle'
watehe*, jewelry, silrex plate. art goods* etoUUtgTcrD^
b»rdw«#r«sorr, SSSLmSSSs IK
.nitßr*«Dedehurvasdosmdiof
tot*orsaailamosats.roaron* dSW to tnnifXanile
; foTwrfTofth of time screed on.
The Oldest KststuisbedßoueiiLtfctoeitf* •
Wt Private entrance on KACEetrset.
mT Bwioeae hoars froat A.M. t09r.11.
{MHSBttttE 'miAmt
agjjgn&s »stsw_wafi«'
th«utul mllibi yiiow,goldl«»riiSSStt» ntsbM,
»»<1 !*w» Sn«|u». SwukTmkS
French watches, at aetomahjajr Jow snoes ieewuro*
•^•^dwcnsUon, very 'pistols.masieaft
nstrußnenfa, fir»t anility of Sevens clear*, at hair the
importation prloe. m ssaßtitteetosaitMxtusen, scd
—nous other lands off oods. , . .
Attended topcreoßallySytfieAwntoMaV."
“/vrnimßr asd mow.
PENN f-TBAM ENamS ATO
imwftlfflmiiM.iiJlun «»hunrrtr ajaaatd m
Imildiw sad rnaaimi* Baamaand llnr n sauna. Si*K
»4 loir imnihlnm pu, W*t«r TaakaTrmaalian,
Se.-J* «»* r aatrwaato tin tatar, ‘
a* batag fallj yimnd to oontnet tot Eerinaoofair
dm- Marian. lint, and Btabaaarr. fcanta* mu of
nuanaofdiffartattina.uaarnatad X? niiai or
aatavitlioaiokdmMtoh. ktmj Jmorttuoitpf rattan
aukiosm da at ua ihnrtaat notion. - Bird and *«nr
Praatsra. P w, Tubotar, a*d Clliodar Botina. of tlaa
oaat Paonaylvnnia oharooal iron. Poraiiun ofaUataaa
aad.ldßda; iron and Bran Caatiara- of art daaotiftwa i
■nil Tomrat. tic rear Cott'sa. ana all otknr vote oas-
Motad with »a abova boMaaaa.
Brawinai aad aperngquunwfw aH orottdnaa at tkaii
eatapiahmeDt, frea of ekaraa, and work taatantaad. -
ThaaubaotiDeiabaTeaaiaiawhatidoaatpoißfor r*.
yam of ooata vhara that oaa it a fa farjaec aaratn, ‘
and am prnvidad with ikaatn. tHoaka, faiia. fed., km.,
ETtaulwhaavyor .
BBACH*i2d &iS(KB afmata,'
POINT PI/EASANTfODNDRT, &o. 951
rr a **S&' ttOMMu-’W/U-
Li ABi H-1 IBM informs Jut mends tfcst. h»nn* yei~
ekseedtjiis eaters stock ol Fnrtsrss ahoTerpan-
Gnst, ,«d Baw MiliCMtinp; 6o*», CMfeiciU, »i»r
pemtory orCnjolsßsrnaotsatnorr or green send,or
loess. : -- ~ wvf-tr
tASCTKL ». KIE*!CJL. ftttUflj
eoOTHWAsrrbui^ 1 -
firtm ahd Washington amsKi*.
MxffISFT&M.
forlAad,lUTtn'MMl ®sri»i«*m«*. -
JJII~ rrn~ tt™t >n; rwiim :
ofsafaMi wdwrlroaotßna, .
*«*».W<Ek Stow, »ill-
°t fl* Ulwt uj imlaV
sSS^i«s29.&{^S?it^^S
(ftr «WMw T
OT. NICHOLAS HOTEL, ■
Broadway.
YORK.
maneosnfetrt. mi nuiico, Un ST. KICROLe*
in.nniT.raaU. pronoundikaniMt aeroifere«.ooi-
Tfniact,and tfioroathl, orreaiud rettt>li»siv«,*ollL»
kindoa tlusooiitreent. whatitwastbeuitrematneto
day—’without* rival in rise. in mmwtntnmm, a»e in
toe general elements of oaafbit and enjoy meeCTh#
Hotel has aeeonrmodariona tew ona thoeeaM iMtn, m
eiadtog om handred complete smtee for
famuie*. but hundred persons can beoomtoresbly seated
at the tables of its three Mthhe Aaiaa voema,naA no
toing that modern aH has devuiedlor the oonvenmaand
eoo*al /ratification of the traveiKnx panUehasWa
omitted in its plan, or is neglected in if* praottoal details,
The earn reputation 01 the house at 'home and abroad,
derived from ita memtndo. its superb appointments*
tad it* home like oomforta aao laxunes. hae beta ea~
handed every year by the unwearied exeruoce of the
proprietors*
nvfr-gm TREADWELL, WHITCOMB, ft CO.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ad*m* express
SBSt. CO,Office32o CHESTNUT Street,
forwards. Faroeis. P ckages. Merchand t*. Banknotes,
and apeeie, either by its own » me* or ineoeneotion
with other txpmi. Companies, tn all the prinoisai
towns and cities of the United Ktatee.
.... „ fc. a. BANDFORD,
Jeld-tf General Superintendent
EDUCATIONAL.
MBS. FREDERICK DODGES, OF BOS-
f T -*, JON. intends opening a SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES in this otty, commencing in September next.
Mrs. H. has the honor of reternng. to the Rev. Alex. H,
Vinton, 0. D. Reotor of the Church of the Holy Trinity*
Circulars, with full particulars, may be obtained of Mr.
F. H. Hodge*. TOl YIVK street. •• apte-im*
AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE 10 ft
•f* reliable medium throughwhich School* ana Pupm-
Ueemay obtain oomfeient .teachers. Pareatamayob.—
**
BKTANX a STRATTON’S NATIONAL
.KEKCANTILE COI-LBOES, lMMfe « rhiJv .
detptua. S. K. comer SEVENTH andCHESTNUTi
New \ rk, Buf&lo,,Clevelud. CMeeco, wdlt.
Fer ini rmation. eaU or teas for Catalog*#- '
dto PIANOS! PIANOS!! PIANOS!!
min
FIANO-FORTESL
MELODEONS.
PLAJfO-FORTEB.
MELODEONA.
-®»da by Haven. Bacon, ft Co,, Nnsaa ft Clark.
Haller ’.Dsn*. 3c Co,, and others.
nyM-1 SEVENTH amPcWpStiforg.
fABM STffINVAY *SUN J S NEYV FA
!s^em?l§sl2gsE|!!^ ,^a:
wrned in oongartrattd to snvste the Mot
Chilly,. .“O^reu^on.
rjA U T I ON!—ASTRULOG* .’—LOOK
fly to her (or advice and comfort _J* fee* e#e*rs >4*
itfivar fatls. She has the secret of winning the affee
turns oftheoppouteeex. It ia this factWicYiadeSS
w extender* to try to imitate he , *&d oo»y he?
SS2?22f*V n t eh* bSmjws you the ycHW ftx
l!!^iyifeira^in(**orab,e?t rnen d* It is wall known
to the pubbo&t large that she is the first and oal* *er»
MSSinsHSj
sis
w®. “1 > to No. UM LOMOARS Strret, bet»a?jE»l-
NTIH HroM. j) JO 61 *
RANDLES,
V/ PARRAFINE 7TA3C,
PDM C B stei E SfeRM^
.. . . . ADAMANTINE.
Assorted siae*.
Packed in plain or fancy boxes to nit a&y market.
or *ntilrfc k manufacturers,
f THAIN.fc MoKEONE.M »ad« 3. WHARVES.
SOAPS.
*3 VAN BAAGBN * MoKEONE’S CELEBRATED .
ORIENTAL '
CHEMICAL OLIVE,
. SS S££ ALB ‘
Por »1» to the <»!.
AND s EL ft
HAM'! HAMM HAMS!
Prime new Segar C'irwl
Heme, MPcenu per IK, (warranSed.)
„ CHAa SMITH k 880..
913 A BIS MARKET Street,
J*. FAIRBANKS’ PLATFORM SCALES.
Wl For nto b* FAIRBANKS A BWINS,
MiORKITWirrUtwM*.
Account books' for the Ist of jui<
m*de txpmsly for cur Retail Palea. PJS*rvl
Manolaoturinß fctatioaer, FOURTH and RAG*- ,' 1
- . J*a lm
HkNNi.S&Y B*\ANI>Y.-70 cmske, in
half «bbt£! *t*rf w fiML for aaU i a
BOOK-KEEPEPS can get good Blank*
book* and Slatioaerr at PJERS V’g, PuIIHTH
aaa *ACP
S- EkL PENSr—r4,OOO t-rosa assorted,
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