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, JCiIE. jPBESU)ENT!AL CANVASS.
KJbKIViHrtO WAXIOSAI.
?, ■, ;
Xk» pmoeAuS iriWoßil Eseoutire,Committee
' haselwnedanaddreßSto; thopeopie of the ooontry.
m<rpren.at Tuattton of the party, and
aijiisailnf tfi rrpft jnri' rt the committee aato the
.it dirtywhlohdeTPlres upon theDemwrahy or. Ihe
', *aiß . J-*Mep«»Ui* paragraphHHidi
■ '■■■'■ , :-'.Vi?. 1
nw.nndertirt*, 1 aere it.in charge, at thb in-,:
llanal'ifUi >W>tlofi»r"niiiinltt-* of the Demoeratisi
party, to aidraea. you some words of explanation
nnlieMWiV Toa'ar* 1 all aarfiieii, by thistime,;
, otjtta f}eleg«J«a ■ seceded hone oar
Minaf'Rational Coaroimoß at Baltimore, and,
: ',h»Te'prop«aidJoKoO.-BWi)<ltitidgeaD« •foeepli
Lape as thalx'eSodldataa far. tbe Presidency and
’TtnH iXgf Tliafi eliil iH 11 aI n n jjt.lstan
oSdrreaoe wiueoeteieiapletooarhiatojry jand
,:'■** ttiia datoeqoenoSewhtolimay entne—lnyoMog,
; WimmM **. JManatiM h cur
1 to ntittatata—there
r-rfa- a nam roepetsiktlttr somewhere. .If the re.
'•iramSQn^iisgd&s!:
r' dOhaaop,'a» the regoUr Demooreiio *omiaeajp,,we,
'tin* hM Maoetitjr. 'that wo acbgktao
najaat ahraotajn of emr eeeedia* brethritt.'arKd
hare .mere, mhjofgmant,
•- Jt owjnwiti ; «J,TWwmfl!tjpo» «twef«i*rt <W>-
. berMe ieriair 6f ail that? transpired atßiltimore
" aa weil'aa at Qharleston, thatthe sipportorso):,
tt Runs.; Breekioridse.andbane, InTioUtipg the
i .j,t-<ft^M r s»*dM*.bf!tW! Deoworatio parly, [and in
abandoning the regeitr Dewocratio organisation,
hen taken the .whOWraipvntiMHtyopoli thorn
'• ' j '■
'V.aSiii.-''' lUUor'
■n-lawA.eoaudittw .'.enter iatoanel»>rat.
lthei jCeises-lfelireike bill, the iKanste
>'ii»«eei : the< Ueoptepton; Consti*nttoii,thenfagei of
at, Charleston j nail tie (toil
. at Baltimbio. The
i; a*trei»e; longth'of ■ the arg amentjrfeyentktte froto
' feprtiithingvH ,'ia TKt The eoneloaton,
bowarer: wUI bo read with interest: >
SSCK9SIOS AT BAI.TIMOB*.
. The sols pretextfor this, we repent, was the ad
missioa of certata delegatee from Louisiana and
Alabama, and the rejectiuaof thelradreree claim
. , nab. ~Tha Coorentiua had deolded similar contto-
Tarsiaa at Charleston with regard to tbe Statea ef
'. Hew Yorksed Illinois. butno eeoeeelon,oj'even
. diatarhaaoe, enned. lathe caeeof HetejYorJr,
> ' theLbalaUea'dolegaUqpYo'tpd neanimonsly npon
. one eide, and. theAUbams dalegatton auaniEou: 1 ;,-
-npontbeother. What If they had tied parted
' ’ It u too Wleoloee—or/nitter, would be rtdlen
lousbut lor the gravityof Its consequences—thr.t
1 delegatee from Virginia, Maryland, HorthiCaro;
lina, Keataokr, Teoneeeee, California, and; Or*
goo, who dee lined to seeedefrom the Convention at
Chari eetoa (notwithstanding the appeals thanWdo
.tothesi),ehoeldhareeaoededat Baltimore,jons<i;
trJOtog a prataxt.Thero m ast beoanst bahihd all
tbit; ana that cause, frankly, wae adetermieatioa
. . loeet aside the angee, aad policy,' and prinnlpltg
‘; ofthe Democratic jitty, for the purpose of - alieha
ttag theDsMMraby; of tkeßonth froth the Tjemo
. onef hf theiforti.end tins taking the tret, fatal,
‘ and irreroosblo stride toward ddituioo ef the'
Statee. ';:,V S -■
; sexmATiow or DOCWLAS ./i {
After all seoeeelons, U well as the refusal of ebr-,
tain delegates from Georgia and (Arkansas, tor.
' retteririth lSe entlredelegatfone from Texet and
sl(®riMtppi,toooe»py their seats, onr National
. Contention at Baltimore yet retained 421 Uel«:
gates, er.212 alee tore! votes; being tsp'.Seofe j than
tw»-thlrde of the eleotoral TMeeof the whole Union.'
’ Bat'eom* of theae; delegates (as la the.' oeoeof
. -Georgia) refrained from vetlnfithe tnajorUy of the
delegation having ‘ reflre* ; : bS«G<as,iati ie|eaVo I
of fall dalegatiom,ead ahlho
' rltedi In eaeo of any . eeoeaeioo, to oast the whole
veto of. their* State/preferred only to east] that
whieh woatd beafair proportlonbetween thh Be*'
eedsri and themselves; ana jet others (ex id the
.. owe, df Selawaro aodportious ef the delegation
' from Kentaeky and HlaWafi) deollcedtovotei but
.. refused to Koede: This aoeonate for tap-feet that,
lapom thaioooad ballot by Btates,Mr.. Dsoglas re '
,' oeteed only nSlirotea, Hr.Breektnrldge reeelTing
: 4,Totee,the Btatel ofßonthOaro
< Una (8) and Florida (3) haelegJusthorised no delo
- gates td' any Cohrentioh at BalUmore.; Hole is
Unbsllotaaraeordedi {
- Brechin- Gulhrit. Devghii.
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Ott JQOtioauf iff. Clark, of-Mtoonii; At theit
. . * Unfit of Mr. Hoge, of Virginia.tha qoMtion W«i.
tbda propcAM«dfroa. the chair wbothtr tfca itomi
nation orjpodgUs should,or <houl4 not be;> withooh
_- ftrikor-f tfeeuaaaia<ms act of tboCort*
* TfbUoAAod-of all th* dologator protcnt, the chtii'-
aAn djiitiiMtly requeuing that.Miy delegate ?ho,
“spl l
nlfjr hi. dissent. Ho delegate tutsontoi; ud thniy
‘ atlast, wisSteplieh A.Donglaennaatooaety no ini
j-iMi in a Coorenlion repreeebtiug more theater,
tbfndetsf'allthie'eieatorhi rotes ad the candidate .if
. the Demooratio party forth. PresldeuoTof Ibo,
- ; Unlted'6t*tee. : ... ,-r ,•!' <- ‘ t -
,W«ait irregular Urns topropoiojr candidate* If
> Wylotrii Cseeweslrregolerly oominaWffmrßSTrr'
■ mor»ialB4B—which no . manerer pretended-for
. the came method wee adopted’in his oase-~ .-.~ F ,
- Sabeeq.entJy, Goy. Fitipatriek, of Alabama,
, haring <l«>:is*d thenomlßattonfcr ViooPrisldeiit.
the Democratic National Committee (in porenetKC
of authority oenlerred apoa it) toadared that poji-.
- 4 l.n to, an eminent, ton of Georgia,' Heraobel ,V.
.. Joho»n,>ho accepted it without hteitaUdn/er 1
. waom tboDemocracy of -the Union *UI auppdi t
‘ with eonSieneeyandpridsand pleatara j ,J -
XBKTiao or toe sacanaas tr unnion. ! -
, ... It 4id no); riee to the dignity, of, a Conrentlbnit’
trat a mara aeeemblage of odda and eDde, without
formalproclamation, without anthorlty from, any
Scat*, is openeontrarfftrUon of Democratle policy
amt'Democratic net gee. The Seoedert would nut
, risk ib. experiment of proc Muling ■to Blohmomt,
although tha delegation from Bontb Carolina 'wb-V
i there waiting for them, and adjourning tha -' Con
nntion " fromdaytbday foil their eooommod.tiou.
' They incentfd th. faro., therefore, of an impromptu
gathering at tha Maryland Institute in Baltimore ;
and baring consummated thtir scheme,. byu ihu
■ adoption or a aeaDloglee..plaiformi and tbo nonfi%
natfoa of John C.Breeklandge aodJoeepb. liice.
1 theß<Beder> frwn Alabama, LooWaaa, Mlesluippi,
Twn*,' Arkansas, OMTgla, and Plorida proteeded
to Biebaond, aba there, i‘ by eeolamation,”. united
srith Sooth Carolina In ratuying what they bad
' aooompllthed at Baltimore.
wm wowitsamvibanoKitiiriiGß abd ntiti:
In .Ms spaaeh at (Washlaatoii eltyiaacepiing this
. irragalarnomiaation, Mr. BreekinridgO’ permitted
- hieseelf to . eay tbat the meeting .at &e Mar jlan’d
IsstUntn was a.moating of tha “ National Ueint>-
erasy’l lndae form, and as snob, entilledto hia al
legiance. , ( ■ V.-. •• -1 j _
beroie their own list of all the
deltastao wbo partfaipsted in.that .affair. ,Tii«
ebafnun of thaCommutee on Cred.ntiaie reported
.. the tollowlsg daiy aeireditod atenUMriin attend'
, i aaa4’;"(-•5--'''t’ f ■ •- ■■ -*■ ' i
rtr>i»»a.—ghae. W. Koaioll, ArUmr B. Smiti,
jolmK Elnlryd, M. Vf. Fiiber*. Qeorfn Bhoker,
James Biirboßr, John Set Mon,, Lowiemt Barrie,
“BlifhißFuThomneon,HearylE.oaraott, William
-A.. Baoknar, John Blair Hogo, O Rr Foiuten,
Walter D.Loske, Wro.P: CecilßobertCrockeft,
Jobhßraooon. Henry Fltihagb, Bobert A. Coghiij,
F-B Jonas,' B. W.-flobb4rd, WalterCelesidfm.
H. Clark. K. H Gles.
r Georgia—Uaory R. Jtbktonjl.T. IrwlniHenrr
* B’Beanltfgg 'Bolotnon Colitp; Jobn W. H.
.. Wood, Frederick BrWeet, T. Botler«Bing, Jollm
Htrtridge, JBbgbM. Mobro, John A. Jones, 1
M Clerkj Bslton Iln. I. J. Meaebee, Oi 0. <lih
noa, P. Tracey, li. 0. atrobeokor, Thomas W. Utl),
Wia. PailllM. Jalnee M. Barn«ell r a. J. Faln,
- Boifbi Tpailln,-Janes Hogo,: Mirk Johnson, Hi' B.
.xtulwu,James.Japkiom Jaam A. Bledgs, Osborn
T-Batgers.J.hu A.Cobb; Barfd O.'Barrow, MrO.
Falton, ; - - a ■
; jyw.ybri—Angi«tiuS<ilj*U, —BertUtt.
, ■ Catiforma. —Austin K. Smith, B. 8. Gregory,
John A OharieeL, Soott. pioxyfor tl.
■:W. P«W«krE:F. ungtavpiuty W li/B. Bra -
JVi <}• £’ BiuHejitirMJ for John Btiu ; Oaihotio
makes, proxy fir Jobn S Bodley. '
Wm, T.flemllton, John'Conteh,
MTie,Wolford, JoinKKmory. E.L F. Herd'
B<uml PmldJ, Brxdloy T, Johneon, Willlnni
B. BJwle, C*rTlllo Stu.baiy, ' , ; i
i yj L. BridfcrJ.
GStge McHenry, E. OJKrui. George H J Ileitis,
H' H. liner, H. H. Bent, A.' 1.
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E. jßjtfMMe.W. _S. .Berry, m j, WUwn.’ W. 3-
F«MWnt»s,.H. 0. Ciembeit,> JttephW. M»t
-> a**#, C.'.a’Atnilrteed, rl uj.
- WHt Aa«me, Airtaß4«r M.
• » “/■elea.-laneing Stoat, J.F.Lxmeriek, tU»o
P dlSjtttSe”*** Stelnberger. n. B. Oroebee, a,
iihMMi. - .V-;£
‘ » Ludie, nr. .W.Arerj,:
S>mMl B*r-
HllllT./.Oreen,
• Bi-0w«*,:W; ; D. i Berne/jOe. ;
tag
Stoofcd*!*, F. »• Lubbock, J, F. Qroeby, 3Com P,
•ohlttre*.
JliiaidKn,-—C. O.Qorwiu.W. J Mollboney.
...* Ibe. uumborofdeWgates reportedto the OonTen
tiim by the Committee o* Credential! was ereatly
dleproportldned <to the Tote for. its candid* tee.
Jf.ajra. Breckinridge and Lane eaoh received th*
JhUOSIDg-.TOtaf.'.‘ i - ’ '• ,\'
Vermont... - Miiimsippi
Huaecbmelß..—• 8 Texas
;N*W > 0rk.,... ; « Jrkauess...
.rennerlvaata,. —..... i Miasoim.
Marmot}* ,••• ■ . *}• Tenneasee.,.....
, Jirguiiatj,.. - —. .1114 Keqiuokr-
North.Oarolina........ S>t Minnesota
r-W . Oalilorma.
stefcrr^.v-.:vi
LouuMfla....^...iToUL...*.. 4. lCfi
. , Itwill beobsarved, from this vote, that thirteen :
Btat#9~~lf tine* < New Hampshire, Bfrode’ Island,
Connecticut,, .NeW.,J*wy>.'jDelsware,South Cato-.]
llDtvQhlOjlmliana, Illinois, Michigan, ‘Wisconsin,; !
and lowa—hodnot one delegate present. These
;BUte*mayfcts'of nobonstfjUenoe in-Mr;Brechin-!
ridgeV estimatfon;bat, : eofar ar nationality is ;
©oßcerned, theßlack Eepnfclicani Convention at
ChlcagamideAbetter exhibition/ ■'
• It wtirfc&QftSfcrtod, alto, that’ Virginia out but
l f|«^«iMm]dl.VXu4f > Glass,'j
'kireticed from ? 4he Convention; did trot/** hisad- 1
4ms thh:seb^*tibfii«ta.: Gepi^la
ny thirty delegates,.altbongli that
’State&•» bat ten by a majority
offwftkikii*Bud Maryland by e barem&jqrlty of the
,diJejp|tlon,Twelve: individual* appear to' have
been presentfrott Pennsylvania, hot 'only fonr
vofieewpra eaBt, whloh thtt In feet, there'
wirtlrn^eikbtseeederain.that delegation. North,
'Carotin* ana Tennewee were represented by ma-.
jotitieaoftheirresptotive delegations; ,but Ken
tpeiyi MT.BfebktDrldge'j own State, gave him
>n)ytfQat-4a<i a half votes of the twelve to. whioh
that state is entitled in the National Convention.
Florida' 1 was rkpresentedi- and her three rotes
.east* ' delegation, -which was 1 accredited
onljr to the. SecedeM 1 ": Convention at' Kich*
mond, and which, by a letter, addressed to the
rejgalst.'ConveDtion >at Baltimore,- refused to ask
admUsfoCj Or to recogoiie that body in any way.
Louisiana and Alabama each appeared by delega* i
tiojuf/ whioh had been refpsed. as we have already
shown, ‘ &dthUsion to the National Convention of
the Demoeraey—the latter having twenty-eight
delegates to oast.nine votes*—Missouri,- entitled to
nine vbtet. was represented by a single vote. And
yet ahonfination, made VV fragments of delega
tions from’some States,-pretended delegations from
other; Alabama, Florida, and Louisisna
—and by not .* ilogie'delegate from thirteen
States,; ii national. ' Thus ‘California, with a ma*
jority of proxies, Georgia, Mississippi, Oregon, and
Xekaay-entitled- inafl to twenty-elght votes, are
the, only States which. It. oan.be alleged,' with a
shadow;of. evidence or troth, were in the Se
oeders’ Convention, with a fall oi an untainted de
legation! - . :i 1 * - > '..>•’? { .- -
The apparent'vote by whioh Breckinridge and
Lane-were nominated is 105, from whioh, however,
oonceding that whioh we do not oonoede —that all
the Votes whfeb they received .were regalar—-must.
he dednoted for reasoas which we shall give: two
votes from New York; one-half of one vote from
Vermont,* one and nhslf votesfrom North Carolina,
; ohe and is half' r&iea/rom Arkansas, and one-half
of one vote from Minnesota, in all six votes, whioh
makes the vote in the Seoedera’Gooventlob ninety*!
wipe;or.two : less than on6*thlrd of the whole nam* 1
’ her in the National Convention.
Sint ns to tfew-Yotk. Mr. Aoxusftw Sohell and
r. Bartlett represented that State ae seoeden,
•and e**t taro votes. Their right to epeak for New
York r iheaction of the State Convention, by which
the delegation to Charleston wakcomalesioned, will
determine. The . following-resolation* was unani
mously adopted»by the Democratic State Conven
tion'r ‘~-
•'Resolved, Thdt the delegation to the Democratic Na
tional Convention, to be appointed, i« nereby instructed
to enter that Conve ftion *a a unit, and act end vote ns
a’ nmt. in aeoordano* With the will of a majority or the
mem h er* thereof. And in oase ant of its members shall
be appointed delegates by any otherorgannition, and
,shelf pat forthwith, in writing decline such appoint*
ment.h a eeat'shall be regarded as vacated, and the de
least oa st all praoead to fill toe pane, a* vis hereby
empowered to, supply eli vacancies by death* absence,
Teagnatioß* or otherwise.
Mems. BeheU and Bartlett were dolegateeonly
so long as they noted onder the foregoing lesolu
tion,-which the Convention* at Charleston untol
monely recognised as binding. Whence, then, came
their credentials? They merely represented their
own individual opinions when they entered the Be
coders’ hall.
„ Veri*ofit,~>Kr Stoughton, who out .the half of
one vote irork Vermont. Is in the same category
with'Messrs Schell and Bartlett, from New York.
.His State voted, u a unit throughout at Charleston
and Baltimore, !!! accordance erith .the decision of
•We State Convention.-
*; North. Carolina —There were hot fifteen dele
gates representing this State, and yet the eeoeders
foot up eight ana a half instead Of seven and a
half votes, whfoh is all this delegation should have
out* ■ • ..\
- Arkansas,—Hq nr. votes were counted from Ar
kansas, Although one and one-half votes were truly
-and wroperly represented in the National Conven
tion oy delegates who refused to secede.
Minnesota.,Mr. Johnson, who was never
heard of before as a delegate from Minnesota, oast
one.vote, when he should have given/if any at all,
bat the half of one vote. .
JfoUow-otiizeiu,. we have thus explained at
length.tbe controversy between the supporters of
Breckinridge and Bane upon the one side, and the
regular nominees«of the Democratic party upon
the other. :
li ; 3)
i. 23
13;
- 11;
It remalns for us to add, es the sentiment of the
Democratic HatfonalUommUtee,- and as the uni*
versal sentiment of the sapporters of Douglas and
.Johnson, that no oompromiee whatever Is ad
miscible; '--We ddslre to ascertain the strength of
the National Democracy,la every Bute, North and
Southland wo Intend.,to usertain It. Wo havo
made no proposition for a joint electoral ticket in
any Btate; and we earnestly exhort you to reject
such indignantly, whenever and
wherever made. - If .we- have any friends in
any State, letthoaefrfends call a State Con
vcnjlon at once ,aud nominate a full eleotorul
, ticket, pledged to the exclusive support of Douglas
and Johnson. We oen agree to nothing else; be
cause to acknowledge the right of a faoOeu mino
rity to dictate dheir own forms, of . co-operation,
suffer them to violate the eoleran professions of the
Democratic party, and.trample under foot onr Do
mocratie.uaegtr, would be to disband-tha aattoasr
organiftatioa f._t r>na»r—Pirnot raifT to not
tasnedUtcly.; .assembleyourselves everywhere, by
States; by counties, and by neighborhoods; take
no counsel and, listen to no suggestion from those
who; have so shamefully deserted the National De
mocracy. Kyery vpte for Breokinridge and Lane
is a vote indirectly, at least, for Lincoln and Ham
lin;. a vote for inaugurating aU-“ irrepressible con
flict” oetwecn'tbe ,North and the South, and there
fore a vote for the disunion of the States . 1 *
BenotdeceWed by. the' plausible assertion of
jour enemies., Breckinridge and Lane hare no
•traagtlL not-the .lefiat,-in any of the Northern
tftatw t They will not receive one electoral vote
in the North, and, ; except, perhaps', in three or
font Northern Btatet,wM not have even an electo
ral ticket.
On the other, hand, if the Southern Democracy
should now desert-the Democracy of the North, it
■would be an end ef the alliance between them:
What remalnf. theb, tothe Sooth if she. would
maintain the Constitution, the TTnfoo, and the in*
tegHfcf and nfagesof the Democratic party, bat the
cordial support and consequent eleotion of Douglas
and Johnson? il : : ~ vr
WeootnmU tbese issnes to yonr determination.
Their importance cannot be over estimated; they
inrolvethe fate of > the Democratio party and of
that Union it has so faithfully, and constantly, and
zealously maintained.
importations.
iHftaomd tor The Pma.l
A , M Bartlett, Bartlett—276 hhds
sßcar 2i fabda molasses John Alabin k Co.
, OK CUBA—Bohr B O Koribner, Carlisle
** bW * do 240 toe do H 6 hhda mo -
Wnj Lancaster,Render•
soiT—M bndi sajar 8 punoheons rum 72 tons logwood D
•« W««!«r4 Ca '
RlCHMOND—Steamsbip-Virgjma, Kelly—9o buses
tobaecoMercer k Antelo; SO boxes 14 oases do Bohan
*■ fait; JN boxes do Buoinor. JhoCsmmon k Co; 31 do
T weNien Jr;39 empty casks Osul k Austin: 10empty
pipes Kirkpatrick. DeHaven k Co; 73 empty bbla 79 os a
ana bbls produce 21 pk«a tobacco order.
OE o»4 H ra L 4^ BOARDOF IHiDK ;
of
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•' Ai theMcrchants* Exchange} Philadelphia. ■
Ship Wyomlns. Barton. .Liverpool, July 25
Bbiejtouthsrn flights, Harwood—.. ..Liverpool, soon
firk Tremoat.Baker j. KuustanYJa,
Dark Marears t. tiuig.. ernambuco. soon
Bark Aetuiles, tiat lasher.;.... London, soon
bwkHt James,Crose,.. Bio de Janeiro,soon
Brig B T Mart ft, &rver. ,Ciehf|ieios, soon
Brig War Basle, Williams .fort au Prince, soon
•Bng Doris, Edscn..— Cienioegos, soon
■■ir* , *o*. . ©are
Kaltos New York. «Hevre* ,—... .July 21
0ieea0w..........New York. .Liverpool July 21
Arobi%. Jaly 25
Va»tferbilt~—. »New York. .Havre-?.-...—. Jaly 28
Africa.—— New York-LUerpool .au* j l
Teutonic... —-.New York.. Hamburg—.—.. —. .Auk l
New York-Liverpool...Aug 2
Bremen..— New York-Bremen*...Auk *
Canada i... T Aug 8
Arag0,.......... .New York. .Havre.. Aus 18
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Afrioa... —Live/pool..New York.....—. July 7
Jure—— .Liverpool.-*ew York— July Jo
North Briton...V..Ltve/pooic-Uoebeo.. .Ju r 11
Canada/—.. . Liverpool..Soron .Juyll
Idinota... ...-BoclbMnptofl.uli«w York Ju ylB
Bohemian^..... y 18
Oof Vfaehifiitoc Liverttfwl -New YorJc_., < ...Ju vl«
A^e... u.: < ■ .New York.;.Ja y3l
Albert-wow.. Weir Y0rk........»..J0 y 31
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Afefo ........Southampton,.New York —.Ju jJfi
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The CeiiforaieMaU Steemen aeU from New York on
(beetk. llth. and*)th oTeeohmonth. _. .
'?;i;JftAki!UC IIITJBLjbXOISNGS.
>“»«t PHIi.APKi.PMIA. delyHO. 18C».
AHrtMhi* Rteknwii.vU, »oi
;_BUMMhißs>..t.m,.Cfoyll«t.sj».r« from Bow#!*.
'simBBs« **' * iUl “ 4 >nui«< to Junta
7«*-
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fnmf $»&&$«
*» fr0IB c ‘ lll ‘’
» <lM« : f>ora, Suffolk, V».
Jtß&SrmJttio* , * dt ” r,om Bo**on. to ballast to
Oi.’ d ‘'” f, °"' N,w ro,k ’ to
i 4« f<»ro Wilminitoo.
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” f f? Ni# *i*h
vviV ! ; : i‘' '-' ’ rLEAREB, ;
Johnson, Ksw Yoik, vis Capo
Tsbbntt. Boston, esstam. 1
C.pjf Wjssksi Mndipton. Boston* flevin.SsirTer & Co
'iwtf. bO.lvA Bonder
i " .' : i ,^<”.',^'Wvv;rj!u!'. l '. l ''- )J l ; I
.....,.','4
COMCLUBIOS.
Miles Taylor, Chairman.
Gso.E. Ppqh,
Albert Rust.
.^abr^Hfli'AU*,{iir)airbajrie t Btiobn, 'NB,Je»mM
Jihn.N B, T wells, Mellon A Co
SohrjMlow Crtft?LaneVS? /phiiiN h, dq ....
- f'cht B L Heriy. WeavSr, Boatoh, B Biurtevant A Co.
Rohr Triumph, Artis.Bostoo. K M Cirson A. Co.
, SoMSf-TbllUpi, Smith. Medford, do -
•J -Bcbr Wl, Dajton, Babcock, .Danvenport, do
"<Bebr 8 Applegate, OrgheT, Providence, L Aotherraei
A Co. ■ " “ ! ‘
Schr Wm Wallace. Barirett, Boston. do
'Sohr Enoch Pratt, Sberman, New Bedford, do ' ‘
SohrTnnmph, Artis, Boston, .. do
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
» ->< - . ' LEwKS. Del* July 18,
rk f C Alexander, from New York* and two
oorert passed up yesterday afternoon. A bng
is how edmi'k in.. Wind JS—weather warm
- -Your*.,*o., . N. S W» HICKMAN.
. Tke Vreea.i
- HAVRE D£ GRACE. July 19. 1860.
Kingston J eft with 7 boa tain.tow, laden and oon
; 'Virdilla&eboldand Aiiitoman. lumber to Cadwahder
A Co; Stars and Stripes, do to 8 Bolton A Co: MarfA
Busan, do to, Henry Croskay: J D > Boffinas.' Bastion A
Been, and win JR. Insies, coal to'Delaware Oitr.
memoranda.
■ ‘ Fteamsbip Salvor, Weir, for Key West, cleared at N
Yorkia.hmst. : «
-Ship, Aspsaian. Risson, from Baker’s Istod for New
York, Wee at Valparaiso 3d ult- having completed re
»»irf,«ndwputd proceed about the Iftib, • ■
Brig Gov Ball, Arthur, cleared at*Boaton 18th inst. for
-Sftataetaa.* •- . .
r’Hnff Ctoton, Bly, at Bristol I7ih last from Delaware
City.
' 6ebr Sarah C, Willetts, hence,arrived at Newbury
pOrtlTta inat, ... -
Bohr Henry B Ely, hence, arrived at New Baven 17th
ibstant.
‘ Schr Sarah Maria, for Philadelphia, sailed from New
Haven 17th leaf.
. Sohrs S A Taylor, Shaw, L A Dacenhower. Miller, L
Andenried, Bartlett, Pausassett,' Waples. Chas Neal,
Henderwm, Alabama, y, Bioicman.T
Lake, Scull B\&ok Bird, Compton, Rhoaella, Blew, Pe
terson, and Wm H Dennis, WilUsns, hence, arrived at
'Boston 18th inst.
Sehr Dorcas Ireland, Baker, cleared at Boston 18th
inst.'foif Philadelphia. . _ 4
Bohrs Anna M Edwards Edwards, and DAT Cramer,
Huntley, heaoo, arrives at Pawtuoket 17th u.st,
Bohr Starlight York, hence, arrived at Portland 17th
instant.
Sobrs" Martha, Baxter, and Shenandoah, Blackman,
hence, arrived at Providaooe 17th ta"t.
Schr Geor*e Pales, Jcfiecson, for PhilsAelphia, sailed
from Providence 17th inst. 1 1
tiobr John C Henry, Fenton, hence, arrived at fito
ninstonl7th inst.
Sohr Rearsville, Sears, cleared at Boston 18th met. for
Cape Baytieo.
Schr Emelina Rickey, Tice, hence, arrived at Paw
tucket 18th last
BREAD.
pURE AND CHEAP BREAD,
MANUFACTURED BY THE
MECHANICAL BAKERY.,
f*K SB OBTAINED AT THU VOLZ.OWINS
PLACES;
MECHANICAL BAKERY, 8. W. oorner of Broad and
_ Vine streets.
C. oLARK.^—«*——-Poplar street,*below
H. MoNEIL>-»>* ->*-• -~~S. E. oorner Sixth and
Coates street.
JATHO A 80N, .No, y North Fifth street.
JOHN G. MOXEY No. UK Vine street.
T. P. SMITH..- ——No. lU North Fifth street.
8. SOOY—— —-E. E. corner Filth and
.Sprnoe streets.-
W. W. MATHEWS.— —S, E. oorner Eleventh and
Locust streets.
D. KNIGHT. —,—.Broad street, below Wal
. nut..
GEORGE GARVIN——No. 1418 Lombard street.
D. COURTNEY.——N. W.,corner Sixteenth
and Pine streets. ,
WM. COURTNEY— No. 60* South Twelfth
street. ,
6. R.WANAMAKER—-Federal street, above
Sixth.
8. LENTZ— —Corner South Fourth and
, _ - Johnston streets. ,
L. HOLLAND.—. ——S.W.oomerSlxieenthan
Ogden streets. _
DAVID SADDLER— No. 380 North Eleventh
/. WElGHTMAN—^—.—l'ilrtmnth rtr.it, bitow
Thompson street.,
S. 8. TOMKINS.- - —No. UW North Front
• street..
H BROOKS. —B. W. corner of Seventh
and Fine streets. ,
,F. MORRIS. . - N. W. cumer T enth an
Bhippen _
E.B.TUKNEH. tlo. im Boutl Front
street.
SH USTER... ~.B. W. oorner Broad and
Parrish streets.
THOS. T. BLEST—-——Comer Nineteenth street
and Ridge avenue.
B. S. DOWN——NTe. comer Ninth and
..Federal streets.
J. MolNTYßE——Twenty-seoond street, ah.
Coates.
ALEX. FULLERTON.—Corner of Fifth and Chris-
tiaa.
MRS. E. RAMBLER^—..—No. 17S1 Coates street
P.F, A T. W. W0LF...... ASS Girard avenne.
WM. McCRACKEN vat Hamilton street.
R. .N. W. comer of Twelfth
and Melon street.
JULIUS KLE®f— ~.SrW. oor..of.,lhirteenth
.. and Parrish street.
'M.NIPP£B-^«-^-«.*—E. oorner of Fourth
and Green street. .
MRfi, F. ELLIOTT——B. W. oorner Tenth >&nd
Green street.
J. L. HICKS. Camden. N. J., store 1U
Aroh street.
C. H. RAINIER———West Philadelphia, Mth st
. ab. H&verford road.
N. L, YARNE LI —Lennl, Penna.
JOHN BARNDT——Tremont and Pine Grove
_P*nna,
GEO. B, TOWNSEND,—west Chester, Penna
M. MoCLEES—..— .Atlantic City, N.J.
D. HORTON. Florence,N.J.
S. F. EBERLEIN Colombia, Pa.
iet-tf
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THE PRESS.—i'HILADELFHIA. FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1860.
fig BOSTON, (XINQORD
SSSsaBUli v h'ortrfaij? and
WHITB MUUrtTAINS S. H. RAILROADS, ■
ISOO. SmiUCßa AVB&NO,MINT. jsQO*
The shortest and most direot rome tn Lake Wiif’ipa
saukee.Norih Conway, Franconia, and Wnite jfonn
tains, IromNfW Yqtk< - Bo#so« r Ameer, Newfoneorc.
’orumotr hi Ao.Nochab|eorcart orbaysate between
. foston and Littlejon. Trains BostonTfrofn the
i epotsof'thb Boston and Lowell and 'Boston and Maine
b aijroadi, at7.SO a.M.. for Centre Harbor, Tiyumuth,
Wells River. Littleton, N. H , £t. Johcabaryi. Barton,
Btanstesd, Ao.. oonneotmg at Centre Harbor with stages
for North CronvAyAbdlVmfo Mduntainstand at Hly-'
month and Littleton for Franconia and White Moon
,tAina. arriytng at the Flame, PioSlo, White Aio*ntain r
and Crawford Houses early eamB afternoon. » r *• * -
Pasaen«ets leaving Boston at A. M., reach Litllß
onatASOP M., and Profi e House, Pranooni* oteh,
>y staae.Rtfi.SOP, Mj-oriyhiteWoiintAlo add Craw
ford Houses, at the white Mountains, at 7.J0 H. M
. Leave Soston-at 7JOA.M.wd 1* M < cnmiecMog at
Lawrence with trafos from Salem and Nekbtm port; At
concord with trains from Portsmouth tor Plymouth.
Centre Harbor, and Wolfboro’; connecting at Weir’s
with,the steamer Lltfrof t|t« Lake., Captain (Walker,
arriving At Centre Harbor earlier than br any otr,er,
.route.. Downward trams, for New fork. Wofcesteh 1
Uoston.'Bal«m,‘ Newbury port,* Portsmouth, to » ltave
-ittleton at lo.lfli A. M.. nr on arrival of stasesifrom
Franconiaand white mountains. Leave Well* Rivtr
at JO ro A. My or on arrival of train from Barton sad St,'
Johnabury. Leave Plymouth at 790 A* mTtod I» P.
I M.. or oe awvsl of sut.es from FraaconiiT'Moimtaiiis.
Leave ai 8 p. M.. or on arrivalorsfeamerfVady
of the Lake, arriving at Boston, WortfesSe?. Salem,
NewbuTyport, Portsmouth early same afternoon, and
AewYork via Norwich lino of steamers, Connecticut
.and C, Vanderbilt; ate next motnisf. 1
j>!9lm J. A. DODGE. Soperintendtott •
'fSaaMßß' NfiW‘ TRi-WBITKIY
PASSENGER AND FLIGHT
MOUi'B TO NOKFOLKandPORTBMI)UTHJVa,via
he Philadelphia, Wilmineton. and Baltimore- sad
Delaware Railroads, thence by the new steamer Phila
delphia to Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va. J
On and after July 9th, pessengers from Shiladel
ehia will take the B.IS a. M. tram at the depot,
oorner Broad street and Washington avenue, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and f*aturdays,arrivins' atßea
ford at 1.30 P. M.« and at Norfolk early the next
morning. The steamer PhlladelphiawmieaveNorfo'k
on the evenings of Monday* Wednesday, and‘Friday,
oonneotiog with the train at Sealord, which arrives at
iTilladelphiaatl P. M,
Fare for first-olass passengers, moludlng meals on the
boat, 87. -
passengei s, including meals on the boat,
84 fD> -
.. Freight taken at low os by any other route.
‘ For further particular*, see su.a4.hand-bills at the
hotels,and other pnblio places, or {(Mire of
• _ O. P. JKIk, Agent,
„ jwrper Broad fL and Washington av.
, „H. F. KLNNiiY, Master of Trausportanon,
Jy3-IBt • P, W.',A BJH.fI. Co,
fiß*»t—p WEST. C(HESTER'
at|SkSWSH AND PHILADELPHIA.
RAILROAD , -
' VIA MEDIA.
„ SUMMER AR RANGEMRNT.
On and after Monday. July 18 h I8fe), the possengor
trams will leave PHILADELPHIA,frotn-the Station,
corner of .Market and Lehman or Thirty-first streets.
West Philadelphia, at 7£o and 10.30) A. M.*, and 130,
A4B, and BAS P. fif. * - !
. Leave WEST OREBTER* from me Depot, on East
Market street, at 8.40, 8, ana 10 30 A. M., and 1.4 S and
B.U P, M. * i
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, from the depot, northeast'oorner
ofKlghteenth and Market streets, at 8 A. M* and 2
P. M. • . )
Treave West Chester, at 7.30 A. M.. and 6P. M.
.The last passenger railway osr will Uave Front and
Mnrketstreets 80 minutes, and Eighth and Market
streets 28 minutes, before the starting time from the de
pot, and w\U carry a flax to denote it. >
Oiftce anu watuug room, southeast oorner of Eighth
and market; screets. where passengers, purobasmg
tickets for West Cheater, will be furnished with a tioket
over the passenger railway.- _
, . , HENRY WOOD,
Jy3-tf General Superintendent,
NORTH PENNB¥X-
Por ÜBTHLKpEM, V DOYLF^CWNj 4I EASTON,
MAVOH CHIJNKTHAZIiKTOW, WHItM
ladelphia, DAILY. (Sundays excepted oas folkiwi:
At BJO A. M.* (Express/, Jor Bethlenenu Allentown,
JUuoh Chunk, Baxleton, Wilkesborrs, WilUamsport,
At tJO Pi M.fExprecaL for Bethlehem, Easton, Ao.
This tram reaober haston at BJO M;, and makes
connection, with Now. Jersey Central for New
sP. M. for Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauoh Chunk,
At 9A. M. and 4P. P. for Doylestown. u _
At 10 JO A. M. and 8.80 p. id. for Fort Washington.'
TheA3OA.M. BspreasTrain tnakesolosecounectiem.
with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Mtblehem being
the shortest and most desirable route to Wilkesharrsr
and to aU ißtiurLalluM f , CoM fSdon.
Leave Doylestown at 7JO A. M and 4.15 P. M.
Leave Fort Washington at BJB A. fit. and 3 IS P. M.
. • UNBUNDAYBj
poytsstown for Philadelphia at 8.40 A, M.
for. Philadelphia at B.ou P. M.
Fare to Bethlehem., fl 80' Fare to Maooh Chunk.S2 60
Fare to Easton 2MI Fare to Poylestown.. 089
. Throuto Tickets must be procured at »he Ticket Of
fices at WILLOW Strest, or BERKS Street, in order
to secure the above rates of fare.
AU Passenger Train* [except ennday Trains) connect
at Berks street mth Fifth and Sixth streets and Seoond
and Third-street Paeoenger Railroads* 20 minutes after
leaving Willow street.
j>B - • i- BLUB CLARK, Agent.
fig □—an PHIL APE CPHIA AND
ofi9BP READING RAILROAD.
REDUCTION OF FARES!
On and after APRIL 3d, ls>o. Commutation Tiokets,
ynth twenty-six coupons, will be .issued, good for the
holder artel, any member of hie family, on any Passenger
Trtun, amd at-anr time. * They will be-sold by the
Treasurer, at the office of the oompany. No. tft South
FOURTH StrMt.ataraduouon of twenty-Svs percent,
from the regular fares. Psrties wishing to enjoy the
Summer in the Country wjU find this a very desirable
roate, the Sohuylinll and Lebanon Valleys being among
th* most beautiral tod healthy in the State, and tcoes
cibLe or four trains from and fo PbftiuiAlßbfa d&Ur.
R, BRADFORD, Treasurer,
Pntt.APKi.paiA. March Mth. 1380. rohlT-tf
Sr 1
MOKmJ(I§LINE, DAlLYYfSundar*ejoepted.) .
Leave New Depot* oorner of BROAD anu UaLLO w-
HILL Streets, PHILADELPHIA, (Passenger entrances
on Thirteenth and on C&ilowhiU auseu i au.cq A. M..
epnneottng at Harrisburg with the FKNNSYIVaVha
RAILROAD, 1 F. M. train innnior to Pituborr ; the
CUMBERLAND VALLEY M. tram rannintr to
nhamtorctrarg. Carlisle, ao.: sod the NORTiIKRN
CENTRAL RAILROAD IF. M. train, running to Sun
batYi'fco, i
Lnn New BeaoyMmarpi'MoaD and OALLOW
HILL Streeta, PHILADELPHIA, (fawepcer entrances
oaTkirteeath and on GatlovhiU streets,! lor FOOT'S'
yhitE HARRISBURG, at SJU F. M.. DAILY, for
Su*,, at | p. M., DAILY, (Sundays,ex
dStaNOKS VIA PgI^gELPHLAANDREAWHO
FiuarHiapnrßu MiW
ToPhoßmxviUi....,—__ SR
Reading.BB
gion M
sborg, 118
fun..—.
rsbUTfa-a.-a.aaa.Ml4S
>rton Junction. .148
Banbury....-..* las
fforthamhe rland. .-..171
Lewisbnrg - ...... .ire
f^fc rt ”3B
Jersey Shore....——^Sß
Look Raven.—
Rdston ■»? Williamsport and Elmira
Elmira Railroad.
The 8.00 A. M.» add the BAO F. M. tram connect daily
at Port (Sandaire excepted.) with the uATA
WIBBA,, WILIAMBFORT and*EßlE RAILROAD,
making olose oonaeotions with lines to Niagara Fails,
Canada, the West, and Southwest
N.PHILADELPHIA: Corner of BROAD and
OALLOWHILL Streets.
apSS-tf W. a. MoILHRIfNEV. Secret %rr
gul^f £R arrange
® BAtTI '
P^ENGEH n TH { Ai l N8 0 £IEAV l EAVE J
Foyjafciinore atB.ll A. M., U noon, (Express,) and
”jS^dSrt« r at 8.11 A. M.?U noon, 1.18,8.00,7.00 and
For Wilmington at 8.18 A. M., it noon, 1.18, 0.00,
7.00, and 11.10 P. M.
For New Castle at B.lB A. M., and 6.00 P.M,
For Middletown at B.lB A. M.» anqs.QOP. M,
For Dover &18.18 A. M.. and 8.00 P. M.
For Harrington at 8.16 A.M.- and 5 P. M.
For Milxora at 8.18 A. M. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturday* at LOO p. M.
For Farmington nt 818 A* M. Mondftjs, Wednesdays,
and Fridays at 8.00 F. M.
__ ♦'or Seaford atB.UA.M. Mondays,Wednesdays,and
Friday# at 6XO F. M.
Pnr Salisbury at 6.U A. M.
jer Train at 815 A. M will connect at Seaford on
Tuesdays. Thursdays, and taturdays, with steamboat
to Norfolk.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore at B AO A. M.» (Express,; 29.11 A* M.,
Leavewnmlntton atAlo,B.ao, and HJO A. It, 1,45,
480, ace BJ6 P. MV
Leave Salietrary at IAO P. V.
leave Seaton).Tuesdays,Thursdays,apd Saturdays,
at7.3JA. M.. and 3 eo F. ir •
, Leev*.Farmin«ttm, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and S&Uir
days, at 8 00 A. M.. and 4.18 P.M,
Milford. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
at 7.60 A. M., and LOOP. M. - - -
Leave Harrington at B.ls A* M., and 4.80 P, M,
Leave New Castle at B.OOV 10JA A.M., and 7A5 P. M.
Leave Chester at 7.40, 9.10 A. M., 13-04, tJS.ffAO, and
Leaveß&ltimore for Salishnry and Delaware
RomeaS at JO-UAVM., and S?s P. M.
TRAINS FU* BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at 6.48 A. M., 13.18 and U.4OP, M.
Leave Wilmington at 9.38 A. at, 13.68 p, M., and 13.30
FREIGHT TRAIN, with PASSENGER CAR attaohed,
mil run as follows:
Leave PMnjlelphis for Ferryvltle and intermediate
,l£ave wfimineton for Perryviile and intermediate
plaoes at BaoT. M.
Leave Havre-de-Graoe for Baltimore and intermedi
ate places at 6.00 A. M. .
L*|ve Baltimore for Havre-de-Grace and interned!-
a p aces .
Only at 11.10 P. from Philadelphia to Baltimore.
Only at 6.38 P. M.,trom Baltimore to PhilaSelphia.
Jj7 8. M. FELTON. President.
1860, gun 1860.
SPRINO ARRANGBMKNTVnEW YORK LINES.
massm ■
“"wwfsr"
From Walnut-street Wharf,
WUI leave as follows—vis t
At 8 A M, via Camden and Ambov, C. fc A. Aooom* AR *'
raodation...— 93 26
At! A M. via Camden and Jersey City (N.J.) Ac
commodation.,.^,—. —,— 33s
At 9 AM. via Camden and Jersey City, Morning
At 11 AM, Vysteamboat, viaTwopVa*RdJarae t
City. Western Express.. 8 00
At 13)4 P M, via Camden and Amboy, Accommo
dation,-** ~ Itt
At JPM, Via Camden and Amboy, C. aud A. Ex-
Aft P M, by Steamboat via Tacony and’Jersey
City,Evening Express.. 900
AM r M, by Steamboat via Taoony and Jersey
Oitr.kClass Ticket. 1»
At 6 P M, via Camden and Jersey City; Evening
Oaindea tod Jersey City) Southern 8 °°
At6P BtTvfa'Camden and AmboyV Xoo'ommpda
tioa, (Freight and Passenger,)—m Class Ticket. 3tt
The BPM Mall Line runs daily. The 11P Hi, South-
Flerain.ton,
1 8t0.,at6 A Hand 4 P M, from Walnut-street wKeif. and
7 *¥or SoraDton,
Montroee, Great Bend* *o..at 6 A. hi. from Walnut
street whan, and f.w A.M. from Keniington, via Bela*
For Bristol* Trenton, Ae., at 3)4 and 4 P. M, from
walnut etrset wharf, 7.10 A. M, and fid P. M.-from
Kensington*
PorFalmyra.Riverton, Delanoo, Beverly, Burling,
ton. plorenoe, Rordentown, fee*, at UK, Land 4)4 P.M,
Steamboat Joe Belknap for Bordentown and Interme
diate Plaoes, at 3)4 P. M* _
8; gumbo* t Trenton,for Taoony. at 11 A. M. and
TifOn?, Beverly, Burlington,and Bristol,at*P.M,
- Fifty Pounds of Baggage, only, allowed each Passen-
Kr. Passengers are prohibited.from taking anything as 1
rgagpbnt their wearing apparel., All- toggage over
fifty pounds to be paid for extra. The .Company limit
their responsibility for baggage to One Hollar per pound,
and will not be liable for any amount bey ond 9100, ex
cest by special oontraot. <
anir ~ - s. . WM. H. Asent.
IBS WEBM' W'riUKr-CUtyXKK
TEHMEDIATK )BTATIONS.-pn aadOknHWUlK,
two. th« ieMKMB, Train* tor DOWNINUTOwK
will it&rt frooi t).«,new Pwi.n*.r Depp: of the f hlla
d.Mui.ud Readins Railroad Com van,, comer of
SWAD and OALIjOwiILL en
tor Howniartown. ittrti ai AOO
A AFTERNOOM TRAIN tor DowniMUwr. lutm u
'■ggHrf Bwr.i»ty. i
WEST CHESTER,
KAiMtoAO trains*m
' ‘ 1 - •' t
npttß PENNSYLVANIA OBN TEAL
.i* .i i‘i RAILROAD. ,f S
_ 880 MILES DOUBLE TRACK.
186ai860.
BE«|?ia H LFmW^§&RO.
JJmon Depot H Fittilij, with Throuitt Train. dtf and.
-thu. -Ikmlahin* faoihtie. for the transportation oi
PaMeiilcer.unmrpiu.ed for. .peed and comfort by any
ytnerroutes. i * ./
JSyprjM and Fojt Line. ran throuih, to Pittabnri,
without change oi Car,or Conductor.. All thronjthPa.-
wnsor Train, provided with Lonshrid..’. latent
Brake-speed under perfeot oontrol of the engineer,
thusadihugmuoh to the sAfetr of travellers, >
- Bmqking Cars are attaohea to eaoh Train: WoodrsfPs
Express aud Fast Trains. The
EXPRESS RUNS DAILY t-Mail and Fast Lines, Sun
days excepted.
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia at 7 80 A, M.
,* Fast Line. - ** " IL6OA.M,
Express Train leaves 11 10.46 P.M,
Vf AY TRAINS LEAVE AB FOLLOWS:
iMmbari Aorommodation. viaColnrabla, *P.M.
Columbia - “ 4.00 P. M.
JKSaaU, 'Sfifefc
Weot Chester Passengers will take the Mall, Wert
Cheeter-Aecommodationtand Columbia Trams.
Passengers for Sopbury, Wilhamsport, Elmira, Buffa
lo, Niagara Falls, andintermedmte points, leaving Pbi
tadelphm aty.ig ATM. and BP, M*go directly through,!
"TiokeU Westward may be obtained attheofficisofthe
Cwmpwiy.vn Phil»dessia,Now. York, Boiton/i
ttmore: and Tiokets Eastward at any of thelmiKirtont
Railroad Omoaamuie West; also on board any of the
regular Line of Steamers on the Mississippi or Ohio
rivers. t
Fk« alwny. m low. and time u nuiok, ah by any
other Route.
For further information apply at the Passenger Sta
tion, Southeast corner of Eleventh and Market Streets.
The completion of the Western connections of the
Pennsylvania Railroad to Chioaro.make this the
DIRECT LINE B] EAST AND THE
Theoonneotlon of traoks by the 'Railroad Bridge at
dr V3 K ® 0T fot? of Freight,
together with the saving of time, are advactaees readily
appreciated by Bhlpppers of Freight, and the Travel
ling rUDIIO.
M.rohosta.oad SblPMra.ntrn.Un. tb. tranmortatlon
of thoir Froisb, to tbu flompany, can x.ly with oonS
denoe on It. speedy transit. -
THE RATES OF Freight to and from any point
In the West by the Pemuy trama Railroad art at alt
lioiM as favorabl, as ars eia rgut by <4ktr Railroad
isomyanus, \
IGf De particular tom&rkpaokages *« via Penna. Rail
road. •*
pany:
tr axn x P«Ae STEWART, Pittsburg;
£fwffT:
§SZ i^k^af:
Agents of Railroads at different points
mine west.
S. D, KINGSTON, Jtu Philadelphia.
jaa-iT
ISbmmb PHILADELPHIA, GER
TOW^^^S^SSuMM!fSt°ARRAN(?FSl < yNT^
ujsss fwatr *■
Philadelphia 9.06 min. A. M., S, 8,6, 7K, and
1 9/u a. Al.
Le&va Germ&ntoro 8.10 min. A. M,, 1.10min.,4,69fi
ana $)% p. M» •
. hill railroad.
1»™ Phlhd«lphl» •. 8,10,18 A. M., I,«, I, OK, 8,8,
Lears Ohe.tnut Hill T.lO, T. 40, AW, 8.4011,40 A. M.,
1.40, 5.40, 0.10,9.40, and 1.11) KM. ’
Imts FMladelptiiaB.pl A. SE, 1. 1, and TV V. M.
leaTe pseitnot Hill TJO A. M„ 11M.1.10, and 8.10
J %ii CONSHOTOCKEN AND NOBHIBTOWH.
A'M
tpejvi> Horri«to»<i I, 1. a3s. I.IIA. M., IX, <X,
• ana <t§ * * bi«
. ON SUNDAYS,
Iww Philadelphia • A. M. and S aod 8 P.BL
£»» a> "•• ‘■° B ' ,x *-
fete3 , !^;| 4^’, ‘*“ 4UX A - M " ,>
Itm Ph!lnde!pki»?A.SJ!Js A s! »’nd 8 PM.
Mare MaoaynnfcTXA. M., IX, ax, *ud SH F. M.
wtf H pip.i^^ <> J a TG°^{? 1 j l &.
flgjfßFffiaWrH PHILADELPHIA
BBStS^SBKS3aHM AND READING RAILROAD,
On aod alter Jaljr I,IAJO. Mileage Tiok»U will be iecued
at 940 eaoh. a disoountof 14 peroent., giving tbe holder
a right to travel 3,000 miles at any time, betveea any
points,an 'in .the No. 1 oar of any Passenger Tra non
above Railroad or the branohes worked by said Com*
pany.
Basraess men at'd o'herg, having oooasion to travel
frequently betweeq different points, will find this ar
rangement ooxnemeut and economical.
For said tickets or other information apply to the
Tio et Agents on the Line, G. A. NIC/LL3, General
Superintendent, Heading, or to 8. BRADFORD,
Je23 Im Treasurer. Philadelphia,
ELMIRA ROUTE.—
SSSfIU and eI
tIUIOKEST ROUTE to Tamm, Catawlra, Ro
pert, Wiikeabanre. Scranton, Danville, Milton, Wil
liam* port, Troy, Baurton, canton, Flmija, Buffalo*
Niagara Falls, Rochester,Cleveland,Detroit. Toledo,
Chicago* St, Louis, Milwaukee, and ali points North and
West,
. Passenger trains inll leave the newi)epotoftbe Phi-
Heading Railroad, comer BROAD and
CaLLOWHILL Streets, (Passeur**r entrance on Cal
lo*rhill street,) daily (Sundays excepted), for above
.The 6.00 A. M, tram connects at Rupert, for Wilkes
oarre, PUtson. Scranton, and all stations on the
Lackawanna aNU I)|'oOMBBURG Railroad
lhe above trains make direot connection* at Klmira
with t}ie trains of tbe New York and Erie, Oanandaigoa
and Niagara Palis, and Buffalo, clew York and Erie* am
New York Central Railroads* from all points North am
Wait, and the Canadas.
Baggage to Elmira, Buffalo, and So*pension
Bridge, end all Me mediate points.
Tickets eanbj irooured at the Philadelphia and El
* AiJJSJF?. 1 Office, northweet corner of
SIXTH and GBP •» f H UT Streets, and at the Passenger
Depot, corner > , HIRTEfcNI Hand CAW OWHILL.
r THROU'i TRAIN
Leave the Phu «elphin and Reading Depot, Broad and
stre ir daily (Sundays excepted), lor all
points Weita l North, at 4P. At.
Freights mu be delivered before BP.M, to insure
theji* golds th> araeday.
im » ht
Worthw««t
PliHiutnlphin.
Philadelphia and Reading
aud Lebanon VafieyH,K,
Northern Central
Railroad,
PHILA DEL PHI A. AND
BeSSesiMersaßß Baltimore central
JtAILRO* ARRANGEMENT.—On and
after MONDAY, July 9th, 1800, the trame will run as
follows: Leave tbe passenger depot of the West Chester
apd Philadelphia Railroad Co, corner Market and
Thirtieth streets- West Philadelphia, daily (Sundays
excepted) at 7 A) A. M. and 4.45 P. M.
On Wednesdays a„d Saturdays an extra train at 3s)
r. M.
Leave West Grove at CAO and BAOA. M„and 4.60 P.M.
1 hef.9o A. M. iram from Philadelphia oonneots d£
raot w*tb a cailrlme of Stages via New London and
Oxford. Returning leaves 1 xford at 6.80. A. M.. con
necting withths 860 A. M. train from West G. ove
The beautiful scenery and well-known healthtolness
of Delaware and Chester oountiea offer superior in
ducements .to those looking for summer boarding.
Frights for this line reoelved at No. 1816 Market St.
.a, - _ A.B. BURTON,
Philadelphia, June 28, 1860, tan 16 Superintendent.
Sunbsrr and Erie K. ft.
Franklin saving fund, no.
X 3 6 South FOURTH Street, between Cheat
nut and Walnut, Philadelphia* pays all Deposits
on demand.
Depositors* money secured by Government,
State, and City Loans, Ground Rents, Mort
gages, *O.
'ibis Company deems. safety better than large
profit*, consequently will run no risk with depo
sitors* money, but have it at all times ready to
return, with 0 per cent interest, to the owner,as
they have always done. This Company never
married or single, and Minors, can
deposit in their own right, and suoh deposits can
be withdrawn only by their eoneont.
Charter perpetual. Incorporated by the Btate
of Pennsylvania with authority to receive money
from trustees and executors,
LARGE AND SMALL SUMS RECEIVED.
Omoe open daily, from OtoSo’olook, and on
Wednesday evening until a o’clock.
. DIRECTORS.
Jacob B. Shannon* Cyrus Cadwallader*
Jobn.ShiQdisr. . George Russell,
Malaohi w. Sloan* Edward T. Hyatt*
Lewis Krnmbhaar* Henry Debtor.
Nicholas RUtenhouM, Nathan'Smealey,
Joe* H* SattcrthWaite. Jones Yeikes,
Joseph W. Lipsincott,
JACOB B. SHANNON* President.
Crxvs Cadwollassi, Treasurer.
spg-y
CAVING FUND—FIVE PBB CENT IN-
safety trust com
pany, walnut street* southwest oomer of THIKD.
Philadelphia. Incorporated by the State of Pennsyl
vania.
Money u reooivod in any mm, large or email, ana in
ternet nul from thp dw pf dito.lt to the On; of with.-
driviHt
The olEoom open every flay from nine o’olook in the
morning till five owooktft the evening, and on Monday
ana%hur,dw. r i^.^.Vhto-o||,| E
ROBERT BELFJuB&Bi Vice Freslaetit.
William J. Knct Pecretarr.
_ ' , niixoroiit
Hon. Henry L. Benner* F. Carroll Brewster*
-EdwarqL. Carter* Joseph B. Barr
Robert Belfndce, FranoieLee*
Samuel K. Ashton* Joseph Terkes*
C. lAndreth Munrs, James I*. Stephenson*
Money is received and payments made daily. .
The .Investments are made* in conformity with the
provisions of the Charter* in ileal Estate Mortgages,
Ground Renta, and euoh first-class securities as wilfal
wa>a insure perfect security to the depositors* and
Jhicji cannot fail to five pemaaenoy ana stability to
CAVING FUND-UNITED STATES
NUTStweT COMPANY,©oxnerTHIRD andOH.EBT
, Large and small sums received, and raid biok onde
m^ndaritiioutnoticedtrith FIVE PER CENT. INTE
REST from tfia day .of deposit to &* day of with*
9 »y«tt dir, »n 4 on
MON DAY E v EriINGS from 7 until f o'clock.
• DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from * l upwards.
tessas***^*
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALI.EY'S MAGICAL FAIN EXTRACTOR
HAS universally supplanted *ll other
Ointment* and beeline applications m both the
KutoTn and YfeeUni HemUpoetes, wherever intro
duced; aaditat»lr6u{e«t«Hr i*»he true secret of its
suOQMf in all e*{a»4o*» nftctions, whether the came
be.auii*** or dtst>ts».
; BURNS *«SOALOS
ere Initantlj relieved of I* tbeiy enruiih. vein and
Inflammation, bra timely 3 application of this m«r
,villous htaltr, and the 2 flesh is renewed as if by a
WO Sk>JSKY '
Pcsiww-rtherefore every g mother should have this
hemline preparation .con- 3 st&ntly on hand. It heals
ter* ifriam, and dulckii £ removes the TETTER or
RJNtiWORIA. to prsva- iff*» in tKt nursssp,
\ 10 TRAVELLERS 3 BY BEA AND LAfoD.
..The v;achmi*t, the Tra $ v«Uer,and * v *ry other in
dividual whose lot in lire g throws mm within the
tohanoe o< accident from 5 tzplosion, dr«, or. tolli
f*«*,ehoulo bear in mind 2 that this Magio Eitraotor
best and only piend. * it is both, portable an*
aheap, and ei ooldfver be « hie companion, u a friend
ta need, Theta ,re thou- c, mad* of Uyiarwitnomo.
to testif? to its marvellous & virtue, who. owe their
sound. Ifmba ana musqlo* 3 to It* ttvmi effioaoy.
Ihe following area few 3 or the udifoifor
I
Bonn, fct»lmi»«, gore, of all kind.,
Brau««, , Eiatafft. , ■ Shot .Wound..
1.6 .. - Fro«i Bite.. BoroAila,
Broken Brewt, Foyer Sott., Jonm,
Bitea of Reptiles, Felons. nojuds,
Oanosr. ■ Glandular JDu-Scarf,
Cracked Lips, eases. _ - - - Seald Head
Ohappe.d Hands, Merounal Sores, Sprains,
Chilblains, Pam* generally, Small Pox,
uonUaoted Cord., TiSln ' SB?
Sjmmm ot. the peum.tl.ie, . Venereal floret,
Skin, , Bashse, . ho, *
. Soldnt the principal Depots, If Broadway, New York,
and n and fcl CRartre* atrset, Heir OrteansAy 3.
.WRIGHT, ft CO,.general. Agent. I, c»n »l*o i» ob
uined 61. -eU raiiMtebla. Dragjijt. »nA Merotienti
' ■. Wly',, ■ Wkolwal# Aiafitt for TeoawlTijiie, i
RAILROAD LINES.
SAVING FUNDS.
“ A little, but often, fills the Pnrte.**
u A Dollar saved is twice earned.* 1
MEDICINAL*
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
& Dtjy,
NSUHANCE AGENTS, No. 431 WALNUT, Street,
fijnif fc *%'D4rt 100i J cr dama,*. br Fur*, on Colton and
Woollen Mitla. and other Mannfaetanea; Build mil,
JforohandiM. Fumilnro. and other.roperir. on favo-
Tanle term,, in the follnwinkweD-knawn wmueaiea;
)?H tKNIX IN SURAN 0 E Up" OPH AHTfoltD, "
hIKTROPOLITAN fill Kl
ARCTIC FIRE JNBUHAHOK
HOPE FIRE INSt3B»S(SS CO^i^f^w’vOßK, o*- 0 * -
CITY FIRE IHBIfRAK < oi I, Ca,°OP“IIIIW*BASKN;
GERMANIA Flr|“Sl»Se
HUMBOLDT
.. .. Cash CamUu and Surplus •MMSfiAl.'
Applications in person wUl receive prompt
THE enterprise
INSURANCE COMPANY
or PHILADKPIIIA.
(FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.!
•“sewsi HB-imA mjw*
DIRECTORS. '
%rs?}?2X MoanncaiL. Daweon,
wtmjam!MoKbx, G*o. H. Stttaxt,
■ft^ra?*** l *** Jo*»H. Baoww,
lg®l S’ Al^ 00 ®* 5* A* F&tRUTOCt!
T.Tbxpics, Andbbw D. Gash,
H*s*t _ .Alo KnwnoML
CHARLES C OOxgfggSagf^^gJt
A MERtOAN FIRE INSURANCE 00.,
IH»—CHARTER PBRPET
VPALNUTBtreet, above Thlrd.Philadelehia.
Having a large p&id-up Capital Btook and Surplus In
▼eatod in sound and available Securities. continue to
Furniture, Merchandise,
vessels in Port and their cargoes, and other Personal
Property, All losses liberally and promptly adjusted*
Tho*. H. Maria,
John Welsh, ’ Jamea ILcSpheUa
Sernpel C. hiortoa, Edmond G. DutUh,*
Patriok Brody, Chna. W. Poultney,
larael Morria.
ALBERT CX-CR^^-M B^”^^'
QUAKER CITY INSURANCE OOMPA
GEORGE H. HART, President*
Sr&-RUM, Vim PrWenfc
H- Hart, BlREG |lp?iioa*, .
SffiWffiKu*
Ho£H°rkaier. Bmnu.l jfrnea. M. D^
TNSURANOE-COMPANY OP THE
ma®r»SM
iftirij* /
I«^r^e n^sr CWUI Janaar, 1.
} n y®*t«d in sound and available eeouritiee—oon
amhiajSSyt:,
g®*' pSefc-., . •
Win. u HENRY^D.'g^EiS’kRD, PreeidenL
WifalTAM HABPVk. WeoratSTV |g j-wfta If
INSURANCE COMPANY
™ *» Street.
FIRE INSURANCE on Houaee and Merchandise
pStnai 0n “ Torßbl * terms, either limited or per
* DIRECTORS,
John 4**Gtan«io* jss&i&sr*
|h°mi. Mar.h”’ John M<S'<Jielt' Jr.,
Sami. L, Bawdier, Jaa. T. Bale, Bellefont*.
_,„4EREmAH BoNBALL,Pteatdent.
DiS? Preeident,
Enw.ap w. Pavin. heoretarr whM-wfmtf
1 DELAWARE MUTUAL SAPETY IN
-R-* SURANOE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED BV rffitIIIOISLATURt 01
OFFICE S. R P .Wm{h' WALNS*
OHVE^ifi. I ,f g ' !wBßl2 ' NOE
Stvrai™ >' We all aaru of the Wertd.
'INLAND INSURANCES
o ‘ rri “'
xts&S£!& xn * a
feawraSw , &a. , «Bia oS£ 00
interestdae , njau
U. ot. Notes and
•■W T.meorarTLoan tothoCitT irpiiiff ,Ml * 00
9»m, PenlwlYwg n WxwT
9*Mo*.Nort^etmnlnuUajuiJmed tdotv **
~tj« V^M?, , X t^£s?,'.Tsvnv;l
•UAeo.H* SSH" “•"* "
• Compnnf, inteieet and trinoioa!
bj the nit, of Pliu*-
•XK*. ue tS.rMjp<lmijnrlTanla Railroad *
,li*BO. la PennerlTania Rati-
•UR. •hareaPhiSSeipttia lot Boacand*St«n *** 16
Tn* Comaanj, pfi§dol,Ela and
Mrinnah Steam Naaifairott Com-
Vnd a iU^
a» To Tel* Boat
OomwiaT. Philadelthia Exobau*
tmrtoj —__ —JJUM
Srotifmd Mottaww. BSdßaal Eatat*. 01-* -9^M **
fioe BniTdinr... , . «jn m
Bilii receivable for loaarmneee ■ 1 ii ew m
Balauoe dae at on Ma
rine Polioies, interest, and other debts dae
the Company' ■ HI M
Bonp and stock of sundry Insurance Cornea
“ ~ 17 loso S
•anjKtf
mu.
tfsass?**
BKttSU.'.
H. Jones Brooke,
ftpseer M’ltvain*
Thomas G. HandT
Itobert Burton, ,
Jaoob P. Jones,
M MARTS!*fre«ldettU
• HAND, Vise President
lretarr. d!6
William Mania.
Edmnnd A* Bonder.
Vbeoihira* Paalifini,
John R. Penrose,
Jonh C. Dans,
James TrMoain
William Jarre, Jr M
tea,,
joeejph H, Seal,
Dr. R. M. Hob ton i
§eors#G.Lei»er,
sap**
■knby mmMTal;,
T IPBINSDRANOI! AND TRUST OOM
i
endowttentMttrcfoaSee 1 lff£ mtmSfftl
jfSraS" *“ e<,,, ‘ r * o, * dWn<li “ 00
AO * lEl *« m ‘’ r *'
•uiel h. Miller, * 1
Burniet O, Hnsjr,
wArlujßallovAUf
*enry pTTownjeii4*
ArtttphttaXenft,
wyiiMaHeGwr.-
Rotiertae*.
W»ro#r M* Juaux>
*t r
FEES.
Samme! S. Stokea,
William Martin.
Jamesß. MerarUpfc
Jotoph Hr-ftctterT^
June* Button,
DamelX.Hutchln*o>*
ffisfxfsr*
Bamuel J. Cmmtiul
Jouspu M. Thomas,
John G. Brenner,
»rv. auU
lan W. MoiDoit.
LEGAL,
A EDITOR'S NOTICE. —The undersigned
Auditor* appointed by the Orphans’ Court ofl.au
outer county, to distribute the portion ol the balance
f'«ndj of Daniel Krcidtfr, .Executor* of the last
will Ami Testament of Daniel Kreider, Hr,, lata of Caer
narvon lownepip, lanoaeter county, deceased, which
beloiws toi.Jafob Kreider, to those legally entitled
thereto*'wUlwt for the poTuoee ol hie appointment in
the l ibrury Room. 10 the Court Hou»e, in the oily of
Danoae»er, on TUESDAY, the 7th day of Aiunfet next,
at a o’olock i*. M v when and where all persona in
terested may attend. WM. r. BRINTO^,
LAROARTxn,Jnnefoth,lBdo. jea-Mt
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES,
DISSOLUTION.- —-The Copartnership
heretofore existing between BTERLING & WlN
waiK. iitnisdaydiisolVfd.br mutual consent. The
fiSJS.? tea br HENRy
Jj.f-BT-KI.ING.
Fiia.biarau July 7.
BUSINESS CARDS.
YB. PALMAR, THE ADVERTISING
• AGENT. FIFTH and CHESTNUT, tiv,. hi.
yiUJ'l ulthe pnnci.l. apqMit mud. of Advaruune,
daily,between loud4o*<ilook. Auiirei.
myll-Btn V, B- PALMER.
J. BAYLIS THOMAS.
.an'walnot'J t fro “ Aio^«iMt m'No.
!Slff{.. A A®V Di * trA^ r * B, » , » ttn 4 Trusts, superintended;
end the best sequrme* prooured for tbe permanent in
veetmsnt* oFMoney. Satisfactory reference given
when repaired. ap»-6m*
|JENBY E. KEENE;
Walnut street
w no. as* Booth THIRD Street. mt»P B<n»
Horace see,
MECHANICAL ENGINEER, and
FATENT ATTORNEY.
/M , No. lid Houtn Si.JC.TH Street,
(Nearly opposite the .County Courthouse,)
Prepares rpeoifloations. Drawings, Bco., and tranoaota
all other business connected with the obtaining of Let
ters Patent. gm*
J WAGNER JERMONy
• ATTORNEY AND„COUNBKLLOR.AT-LAW,
°®/#?;« No i , ,A b^ouU *, IBIXT J* Street,
(Oppoeitd Independence Square,)
n .... Philadelphia,
“«?/{•behls Attorney*, at different points in
Btates, is enabled to proeeoute and collect
olaimsof every description,
dftepttoojnveq to the examination and re
covery of too esums ofLesatee* and Devisees, and the
•fftSfiurttoiP ofLaad Titles and scouring' the interest!
°f heirs and an peraons interested in the same, in all
parts of the union.
fo?moet 6 ?Smju* end is Commissioner
Depositions oarefully taken under Co ram lesions.
SFUGUET A SONS.
• IMPORTERS OF HAVANA CIGARS,
- . No. Ml South FRONT Street,
desirable 01-
*A«S, which they offer at tow tales, for each or »p!
» f »*M a,« f v
ALFRED L. HOUGH,
it* . .¥ A N UFAO 7' UHBHS ’ AGKN*.
fell-Jm* 17 ®° E “* ®LCTH Streot, Philadelphia.
pAWSON k NICHOLSON,
*- BOOKBINDERS, '
NOS. *l® AND t*\ MINOR STREET,
Between Market and Chestnut streets
fa*T*lr* NICHOLSOII
ENVELOPES.— Over 200 different styles
and sites,* celling from 800. per 1 000 upward. Or
iert bv maii promptly attended to. PERRY, Stationer,
FOUR! H and RACK. ieJS-im,
PRIVk-WILLS Cleaned at; A IoW price, 1
• topblata the oenteutsl address WM, TINfiON,
PttPdrsflelfflipf, tais North Heroml street, fyia-lit.e
Account book* fqr theUtorJui*,:
' made expresely for our Retail Sales. PESKY*
Manufacturing htationer, FOURTH and RACK..n
, :SAMW BY AUCTION.
h 00..
*• !, JfOb.4BB MARKET STREET.
R. SCOTT, J»., 4yOTIONEE«, No. 431
tL 3 hffr£ES.**' c ™ a Bo
P * OO rJWOTIONEEBS,
5Tr-:.t* i0 ‘ *** *tMot.'lmd Kdl MINOR
FIRST LARGE|ALB^ I BOOTBAND:RHOES > OR
„ -,000 CANES. ,
Aarnst Zd, at lo <?clook -wi\\ effer -bv
catolosje, on four months^oredit,/m!!t
desirable • assort meat of hoots, BhoeTr
tans, kc.. fto., embracing about * Oie eaaes mnSt
celebrated Eastern msnnfactare*, and of eity-maS
_Ttie’above sale will prose attractive io Soathero and
barer*- as the sale comprises invoices of fmh
, goods dirset from tap menafaetarerc.
. Partlmilar* in future advertisements.
NT. LUUIS, MO.
WILLIAMS, BOYLE, k 00., AUCB
lirnnott, ( < •
Esmgpter” 1
** CrowaMflCroarv. k. OoU ** • mhid-thstalv
SHIPPING.
aillS THE BRITISH AND NORTH
ggHgm AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL BTEAM-
P |SSJe— fl 2
Jhe shiprfromNew Yorkealiat Cork Harbor.
/The shies from Boston call atfiaiuaa widOork Ear*
•• ■ ftsst ber
BerthsnotSeowWvntuWd lor. mui9mia9 * -
An expeneneed Surgeon on bokrd*
owners of theee ships will not be aoeooatable for
Biulion, Specie, Jevrelry, PreSow Btonee,
pi Metals, unless bills oTUding are ngned thenfbr* and
the yarns thereof therein expressed. Fop freight or
eunceaeeiyto E. CUNajLd,
Oy* d Bowline Green. New park.
jgm ib *OR THE SOUTH.—CHARUCS-
.
_Thn C. S. Mul AWamaSS effATB OF GEORGIA,
M«atMA?M? Gamn. will MU as Friday, Jnlr
ta wto K honra-only 4* howa at Saa. .
■rSaQuir dn. cbaiiiM fiwm mry fidudn to mqr
&Tadaja. d«odaraoaiTad, and BurnerLadm* rixnacl
andßoathvrest. *******
:mSssjjjggep^^
iwaSraanSttffltas
H br aatlja, Taaaia. ti» -remiain twin, auHuSiS
KoiaKnMN
tha whola rcata, nqul from (Aarittton and Inn?
n*h to Mont*omary r .
lO £SSSS“rrr*2S
ssftSis!™— ®”
Awsft- 22 >i to
Mot , at ■§
SI 52
Hw Orltisiwwi V7l Vvw Grloeis Ato
Wo bale of lading signed after the ship hee sailed.
•late&sseJr 8 * ****
Jot Florida from Cherieeton, steamer OmumTVverr
NOTICES.
Trade mark notiioe.
Tb. WASHINGTON MILLS, u th« ttenmar.
o! the BAY BT/lIIJ MILLS, yarohased the eroperty.
gooa will, and other TiKhts of that company.
'I he wAHIaQTON ttlLidi therefore, claim the
name or
, * * a J* BAY STATE”
as their trade mark upon Woollen Good*. The ender
aigned,therefore, ceotions against an? tofrinieoient ol
it *aa violation of the rights of this Compeer.
JyH mwiles JO-*, s. Fa/. Treaasrer.
TVOTICE TO BUILDERS —The Board of
11 CoremistionersandsraQPet of Aammbiy enritied
.* A? M . t v? ro ' , # <S D n ?. f< i r f h ? •motion of Hablio Baild'ots
in the City of PMlsdeJihia." approved April 2. 136 U.
herebr invltM p'ana apd of ooet lo the bo >d
ings propoeed 'o be erected. *1 bete bullduua are de
signed for the eeoommodNtion of the eourts of-iMCM*,
acd their appropruite offioes. and the s* re ti oMeee of
reooruof the,oonaty, and also f>r the accommodation
of.tbes»veralflfpATtme< tsand officers of the ma>ier
p«l goveroment of the city of Philadelphia.
„ Ther are to be pitoed on Penn t*4aare; the bnildjnra
for the courts. «c.,on the northweatern section, and
those for the municipal goveramenton the aortk*aatern
section of aaid fqaare
.A statement, in detail,of the extent of
tion required for the respective departments pad offices
to be located in these baildinge has btec priotad.and
persona designing to prepare pi*ns are hereby referred
for copies to any of the Board < f Commissioner*. *
Ground plans, sections, elevations, and pe>sp«ctive
views of eao\ buildtox will be requisite, aocomsanud
with clear and lull explanations
The eitimate* are to be .accompanied by complete
speoincatjons. and with explanations of the whole so
simple, mmute. and fail*that hey may Unreadily com
prehended by persons not specially instructed id aictu
teo'ure.
, The said plans, estimates, end specifications to be
directed to the t-resident of the Board, and furnished
before the hist d*y of September, A. D. JSft).
Ksoh person sumnitting a plan must indicate the ma
terials to be employed in constructing the buitdinns un
der h>e plana.
Wo compensation will be awarded or paid by the Com
miasio..sr« for the plans io be submitted, as fter»bT in
vited. until the pesns of carry iag the said act of Assem
bly into effect shall be prtmded. with its
te'ms. aL m XAWDER BEWitki Prseident-
JAMES R. LUDLOW. SeoreUrrT
Philadelphia, July H. 1860. Jyl3-4w
THE PHILADELPHIA AND
READING RAILROAD COMPANY—Pmti.
MI.PHIA, July 11. IMO.-Tho raUsof FreirhiandToli;
on Coal transported by this company will be as follows.
from July 13. until further notioe t uow*,
To Riohmond.-—. .
Philadelphia™.,.—
IqolinedPlane-,,
Nice town.
Germantown R. R..—
Falls of Bohuy Uall
Manayuuk... _.
Egbert'*..
Obnahohooken.—. _
or Bridgeport
, Port Kennedy....^. —
Valley Porge.~~...
PhonilxviUe —.
Royers Ford.—.
Aramingo.—....—
, , ,
Potts town...
Doiif lassville
> Jdonooacy ——
Birdgboro.——
Exeter.*..———.
Reading -,—.
Tuokerton-—,
Lees port...
MohnviUe.....
Hamburg • -■
Orwig>b*g and Auburn
Dy order of the Board of Manager*.
i ■» lm W. H. McILHENNBY, Beo*y.
OLANTEIiS’ BANK OP TENNB C SGF.
c . . ... , , Nashville, June SO, 18GQ.
Tbit Bank ha* this dar declared a dividend of thi ty
seven dollars and tbr<>e>au*rter* per share out or t:i--
■urplut or undivided p outs of the Rank payable t * toe
Philadelphia.bteckboTdera at the WtRTERN BANK,
as follows, via : Ten per oent. and fractional parte of
one share m CASH on and after fee 16th July next, and
the balance either in oaah or new Block at psr.at the
option of the Bank, on or after September 17, iB6O.
. , , Dy order of the Board.
• jyt-lm d. WEAVER. Cuhlar.
COAL,
T. w * NEIIXL & 00..
YARD. S. E. Cornsr BROAD ud OAX.LOWHIXX,
Sncnor WHITE ASH. TAMAQ.UA, ud LEHIGE
Pf «»Ted »nd k.ptßsdei oriYßi B.preMly for PunHy dm.
Order, by D-.p.10h will reoeiys ,roic>i aneo-
a*Ma
HARDWARE PACKAGE HOUSES.
PACKAGE HARDWARE HOUSE.—We
—■ would reojoUally call the attention of thaeme
advice by toe package,
muoim, u< Boom 4*
Uvered nta*r ia thi* eity, New York, or New Prices fc
r toeil,
Aa4 Ad«W
aaS-H
G OFFER’S PATENT
_ Emitting machines.
For Plain and Fancy Knitting;
Machine* for Shirts. Ao.,
Rib Machines of 1 and 1, S and 1,3 and 3, and 3 andf-Rib,
These
on a new principle, and are the oheapest and atoet tepid
Machines for Knitting in use. „ . _*•*?
Thf, Family Knitting Stlohiae, for
Family emd Plantation ust, it a new ana successful
feature in the usefol inventions of the age, and Tank*
with the BeWing Maonine. J
Agenoy and Baleeroom. Z * .
Ho. *tV Bit GAD Way. New Y ork.
lel-im HENRY'S f.RB. Aeent
TAIACKEREL, SHAD. IJERRINO, Ac
I-U- llX»bble Noe. I,llend JArye ud medium M»o
-lurel.in teeorted moium, bi.veiy ohoioe to&lity;
“» bbij. new No. aisree Mukerel.
60 half bbla new No. tfa do,
80 bbls new No. 8 medium do.
52 * d 9» Mess Shad.
f bbl.aewdo do do,
1W bb!. oew Eutjwlt No. 1 Herriui.
Sffl) do do. AihAz No.i do.
w p wlmwia. 40 -
jw yomttfjG'ra.dLenk “Slih.
NowUm^^dm"tote« 0hM "’
led 'V ' B. '
REAMS WRITING PAPERS,
BDOK-KEKPEKS can get good Blank-
M beoka and Stationery at PERRY'S* FOURTH
ana rack. , < jets lor
riHLOfeATE POTASH For sale * by
k BROTHER, 4T and 4* Worth
■AJ.E* BY AUCTION.
M. I2 0 ,^ 3 * SONS.
’***• >«l H«tl. fourth Strwt.
SALES KtSh „REfL*WtTA T R
m. uJWJ39JRSS;jS^
2»i! the Fxebeage Toesday, S4th July.
n* sale now ready.
jl9 oT jesl eeiato and #*oco, at
M “ <> ’ olo = lE -
Jra&»«gia , sayjssg
ear prime sale registm s
SSF m oar pablteeale abetrso*.
etarST " im **• &*•
mttn M„ T _TOJ!nOK«ELLE»B.
B^op ,^i P ,:>^ R 'S'tggl-?HIATRAD E
iarji
tli« modem enmnnew »c. tl to. nii
nMrt«»;e- Immediate noeweion* remamoo
E«oa ora- F.ram,toy We-teht. of Jamee Bel 5 ,
RUILDING LOT. Spill, itiwt. (temdew. 1, T
w° A i.ANALime
stone township Warrea county - Pennsylvania, about
lO im'e. north of Werreo. S»l. Wolofi.? 1
Jits? PSJo~.Tr?,HH RIeL LOIN. Noe. 40e »nd 440,
03 *'• PhileslelpHia Cesseterv. Sale aliolu’etl
bv&SStmlJ*!? a No ew H»e. .treet,
netween Reed and Wharton streets, > irst ward.
_ . REAr, ESTATE— Artfinsr 14.
Orphans* Court -Ve-Estate of John Hennan, decM.
tslS*sS«£' Ctohedral evenoe.
JomlM ft*!***—Two-etor, Brink DWELL'NG. ad
jomm?" E * t *‘*- T »“-* tI >W Brick DWELLING, ad
,°L?r ta HMd,, • dM,j -
Sam»E«tat»-GROU>D RENT of *9O a jesr.
VERY IMPORTANT SALE.
„ . . Bj order of Trwteaa.
ESTATE.
On Tuaedey. ■—
ExoSange^ 0 ’ &t 12 °^ ooic » noon * at the Philidelphia #
40 Montour
m Montour eoumy, fa.oon
aerjs very valnabte mineral lands,
d«i!“« m AiSS, t lo' o £,! t "»“*t-f'«—* »*H» »»
k-T*™* - *.?*® e ** k r *•? tb. toMnt? I. atmek off,
Wmio. on tb. unmuoß of the dwdTwfEktß to dare of
•er Full Mttioalan raadr In ffasdbtU..
ANB CARPhTfS,
i 1® strest be
!o» EIGHTH- Iha .Manat Walnut PariorVuinma-
Rnom. aod Oaambor Furniture, hoe French Plate Alir
roru, line TaMecrr Brm.cl. an i Vea.tiaS carieu . fins
bnaravin*.. China. Ulaemra. Ao. ‘ “
b* ckeminad at • o'clook on the moriimt of
L ft R P.B SALEOP LIVERPOOL WARE-Content.
°I ft'fhteen Crate*, .er Shipbhaiaroca, direct from
-Liverpool.
.. M«day Morning. July J’d.
At JO o clock, st (lie auction eteve. tap and HI Scuth
Foonb street Coasistiag of diooer and t.*a sets, cham
cw RBd •aooers. eovsred dishes.
iSSto/irtK!? i9 **’ *** ***' ■!«<«» Mksra'corered
toomais ppklec. sosats. eraaWe, Ae. '
Mr To be sold without levervo, lor cash. ■
mnspift
At .o’clock, the AnetinMSe I , , ie amuftmentot
ezoeUent seoottd-hand uirmtare. ilsnat visis-iortM.
mirrore, carpets, etc., from yuahiee.destining
KI»SiSiS£ 5
"“Ss^" 2
to tiuauada,
B!»3»wS , SSak5»5&;
A KSftj to AnatSUr.
. iSZ ri* M toSgag -*
airiintEßT and non.
- PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
"SJllfcSW^m'iSSk
»»4 to* mwitlw lfcota. fuPhlW PratoStl*.
*«.. f «.. r»*n«tf ,| | > oJrr coouaoi.taoo to tW fabin,
*» b#i*c f«lij pmuid la oo;: Croat for IfaHaaa of ail
aisaa. Maria*. Aivar. aod JStatuaary. Juatot aata ol
a*lomaardrir«mca'**a.*»9r*aarod lo azaaata ot
daiowit*aaickdonate*. haorr«aariitjo*of?ett*rn
goto ■* a)i«S* akortaet aotjoo. Hi«!c aod >o*
law* M«Mttf(iktioM for tn work doee sf thr.r
•tabilshmeat* o/ohMy*, and work raarastied.
JS -^VI.IWJI10 ? for re
tire of ooeta. where .they oaa he m wfe,T aafetr*
Qd V* trended witk imo. bieeke, fUkT&e., *c*i
>r ni*inf keavj or iishtwafrkta. *~T* » *
Jacob o. neafee,
BEACH amIPAUOSK ecreeter
DOINT PLKAJ3ANT FOUNDRY, No. 951
oha««l tha aalira itook of PattanM at IkaabonFoaa
« nw MMarei haiw)«»,o»<M»6rßoUias,
|S& TJ&iffi
beratorj or Canola Farnaoss, in dry or green sand, or
lo*a»- • > - mrS-tf
iixni r. Hxnniox, vavchaw uui«Ki
-o. in, ■■ WILLIAM K. MMUICK.
OOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
k- 5 FIFTH AND WARRINGTON ClUEll.
MrißEßimtanL.
, ENGmEERR AND MACHINISTS.
r»,W*idl&£r* «~fcr ; we.
■Poil.m.G mom.tem, TukMnm Boat., A.,; Cuthu*
of all beds, .!tb.r Iran or llraaa.
Iron Frame Roof, for Gu Worka, Work Bkou. Rail
road Siatuma, Ao.
Retort, aad Ga, Machimr of Ika latwt and mwf Ut
. proved ooammotMe. -
Every detena&iwofPteamclm Maohnery, aaoh ae
Suar. Saw, aid Griniti'la, vUna Pan, Open Bteaa
Tjefna, tnni Eaiiaei, feeJ
ur Maehiea. %»s-v
fix. NICHOLAS HOTEL
■ “"ygWvORK
Whap aomMatad.Ex inifD, tbe ST. KICHoCIs
was ouvaimdN proaraaead the moet nifiiiAaeut. oon
venient, and UOTonahly otuuiadnbblulimant oft, e
kind on thu oonGsenE « hat it waiUMultremaina to
day—witaoat a nval tn mie. in aamptnoaaiMea, and in
khe central element, bf oomfort and enjoyment. The
HotelhestaooruwflnthnMfornn* gnestnpin-
Clodini one hundred complete cutes of apartment* for
f*auli**m Bix hundred persons enn be oomiorttbly sentod
&t the tnblee of its torse wublie dining room*, and no
thing that modern art ha* devised for theoonveaienoe
social gfatifioatioa of thetraveUin* puolio hu be>s
omitied in its plan, or is neglected in it* practical details.
The early reputation oi the house at home and abroad,
denved from its magnitude, its superb appointments,
and itsTkowie-lik * comforts mm luxuries, has bean en
hsneedevery jenr by the uweaiied exertion* of to*
proprietors* - ~ • __
myg-Mn ■ TXBADWSLIn WHITCOMB, A Co,
ia «i.se
U 1.<6
U I.4ft
M 1.48
M 1.45
K 1.31
X 1.31
> l.li
X 1J(
17 1.07
u UP
U 1«
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
iStamm the adam* express
■RaKSHco., o*o*l,o CHESTNUT Street,
forwardrParoeU, P.olowe* Merc hud m, Bank Noua,
and hpaeia.altkar byita awn Lwea or in aoanaotion
with othar Elprre. Companiap. to all the principal
town, nnd Oitie. of tht United Ktate..
..... „ E- 8. BANDFORD,
ielB-tf ~ General SapannmndniiE
EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. FREDERICK BODGES, OF BQS
,J2 W . i»“bd« openint n SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
x-Avlna in thi. c.tr,<xminif nciua m Septnmhar next.
S.tmH. haa the koniw of relerrina to the Ray. Abo. H.
AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE is a
reliaUe medium through which Behool*acd Fami-
Ue*may obtainoora|*tontt«»o&i*. FvectamayoS
jj&jjamim-ty. b "'
ORYANT A STRATTON’S NATIONAL
jLV MERCANTILE COLLEGES, located at Thilp
dablua. 8. K- oorner SEVENTf
Raw k rk, MUBdo.camUnd. CUeaeo t autBt.Lo,iA
Far int rmation. aaO av tend for Catatacw*. he-tf
HAINES BROS.’ OVEBSPR^G
nTIM PiTKKT-A CT 10 N FUND FORTKS.
•* Cheapest Fifst.CJse* Fiaa. * made." a splendid
suortmentof J«ui* XIV .audotnerstyle*, for saieat
Faetorr Cash Flrioea, nod warranted fors years,
fiecond-hand i tanoa for **ie and to rent
„ „ „ GfcOßGis L WALKPRa .
B.K. Cor.of SeV>wTM aed amcH St.
FKINCK 8c CO.’d Improved MELODEONK. from
94ft, upwards. }y!6 3m
PLANOB! PIANOS!! PIANOS!!
piano-fortes. _
MELODEONB.
PIANO-FORTES.
Mad# by Raven. Bacon. A Co., Nune‘k D clMk.‘
Haller Davie, A Co.,and othara.
<nyl4-1 SEVENTH en^CHtSVSVI.
mm STEINWAY S SON’S NEW PA
■Essf®ssi«sßafMa.ffiga
tS^sasssaa^Mm^Sßr
Mrs. still’s
CXYSTALINB LIQUID H*IR COLORERi
A preparation new to the pobhc, but wfaiob ban loot
been In private nan, for reetormj Grar Bair to lta natn
Talootor.imvaninxtoitagloaey appearance, and yen
daring it soft andjdlky.
it is entirely different in it*, nature and effects from
any article now m use .lor toe same purpoee, being a
cleanly fluid, nearly as clear ae water, retmring no
wasbmc before or after its application, free from*«&A«r
or apx other oraectionable ingredient, *ad *ppu*d *j
etaiir asan oraraaiT **airOii» F
Can bediad oitnefollowing persons:
W. ZcHarhirh* soresr Jumper aad Fine street*.
L. J. Feiaell,Ju>.96 North Kiebth atreet.
Thome* .LanaMtor&pruoe audEishtewth street*.
Thomas Eightesato * reets,
Wib< Br a hasiMon, Mt, Vernon and Seventeenth *t'*i
£u?ard6*iUard*Jr;,Aroh belowSeeoKlstreet.
fjREASE —450 bbls., 676T»1f do., 400
VX euaiterdo«99kittSp fool-*uartcans,373* uuart
HOTELS.
PIANOS.