Sin/X-6UAMera`irt use on the canals for towfort, hie ,ffiim been unite suelingulitrTkillitiOUMrEftypskrofi latsiv• day says: Tim Ruggles bum behlu t iettning time with what it insular • 41 btlttOtat and towing i mig c tore jai The 04.7- of Bulfekk i jporrriAlka, ties* through the tab three or four times with large tows, aniflAToirtdVlolllC rgbnitardown, at about- Offlieree'itt ..Tho.OWer : ' lul tug it an e of Bu appears to be the whale Viten* .thitrrithid fiettes: - : Minis been through, ontse..mitis , aisar Milts 'COMO trip eastward Witte' tio;W: It 'liaised the 'city yester day. having:M. kergesitirtowqnrrylerelt agg I- gate Cargo erifirione. This tow /terns& -AM. atgng at tbitiO:)lllchium linen and,gloottela * Titoro, boats 'mob ad4il : tion of exiionselliretiam. ThiheelfAleelveAteite of the largo toWir is afloat delay/at tw - -The imeresaioti,utmany who have strafe„ themselves ihmiliar Witt,gtead oh atie ' 6 044 that a boa' with an engine of etielottint power to propel herself laden an 4 , to ff i;terge , lll , tow, la the molt . profitable daft , Tits operating along thwidieglien Mid °nett Creek I are strlkW*4o4Xiiiiable,fabiSlif oil, sant!. I log largo tinattlitleif rit the greasy The Hoover a Stewart well, 2} miles , bele* Franklin is said to- be one-of-the very best that-have been found ; and-Akesw;il etbne , gtho&veine have been struck wftblwit ykeebhti - titil dal, et Frehlrilit' also leani,that ttiettielti, wilaatrligho 40,1aet week, at the Muth of B h Sandy, Wag seven miles below Franklin: -'One of the moet_Ternarkable wells bet mink ift - thit of f rilicaTin o t Co.,k %woe tee miles; elow TittiaVille. eqMpanyonitmenced one; rations leek fail; !and, efteebolieg $ 1)( i foot;' Boned this started another , some lksoda off wherioit tibileg:l4ol6lsofinA, they sentelt a rich vein,' it &Attiring , se t tee top of the tole, and inserting a Mbe therein. they have I now flowing otllaltreetn - or are ottrallthe labor to be performeff , respiliiii May tiari boy's,. with roll up a barrel, Ulf aft# it fillee: 4 baall it aii; when it is fit for market , -'and 'another 'barrel is tidied up ; midi then the procearkeeps going. regelarly” forward, •at the rated % twelve to, fifteen barrels a THE Itooheefeitni`cm 'relates:the ease' of a child, twii,.piai,fitb:ageolangbter of hit.,Davis , in that oity;: *Mined by'a ~bake , One ',lay Mn.' guLdi Dusisfound.ge iii.thiarmso; the little girl, who was; &mating in' "she would a kitten. , "The mother lime , eniturallzmuob alarmed by, the opts. rent peril hi:which - Am maw hei Child, and Soiled stick to destroy the teptite.„ Thu . /make slowly re treated, Mowed ,tongims, sindlliimisd at the me--' ther. The Child cried-, and begged herd of its parent to deetst. Vett tithe allowed the snake to re , treat to' itChiding, The:child aptiarently " thinks ofitelking else bit her oompanionike snake, and. under the fascination; ie suffering a physical decline. Shit now _welghs_but eighteen potiodit Pbysloians have advised that the' meetings, which take place as frequently ea the child can get out Of the house, - .bcgradunity interrupted, until they be ARRPTitg: PRINCIPAL HOTELS 12iNnoos:149, MME? GIRA,RDMODBH—Ninth and Chestnut tartlet& N Hatoe & id, Maryland Mtea Harrill, Mary/aid F Duro/16,0W°. • J Upon. Ohio Peariley, - Delaware , A Lambertson, Del • W W Wiblies & Is. Pa issWiekes. Pa Mies Moore: PenrysyNania B Dawson & lee N Y F Chatahevr, Maryland Kemper), Mittaiasl pi Aliss Mon r. Cotlyttin,ll ississlPPL: " I Etrown,Crinada West T Bravos! la; Pa Alien Bravriss, Pennsylvania J Maxwell, New,JerreY T Colbtfra,_NewJersty AN Tilden & Anne)" Mies Thom Albany,_ „ ,'D W Banks, montreal • Brady.,wiresling, Va- dainehell.Wheehng J Sweeny,Wheeling, VA ;Non Preston t Kentucky O B,iminey r Ailesissiwn Hateard,'Florldex "- John T Morrie, Baltimore F. %V C Meta bin, Orleans Judge StillsNeWOrleant" W HMV& Image:eland alies Hall. M a ryland r ,T P Mere, New York - Hoerr Wilcox New York Mr - Hewitt, New - York , Mrs Hewitt, New 'York B Yonne & In, New/York Miss VoneviNew York • Onnesan, Taw York , A Thinlevyt Baltimore An et bgeorti,C•oolenati 1 hoe l'ilokfrohael. Missouri Joel Irnnkhonser, Missouri JH Daher. Pow York •, H W Biddle, Look Haven' P Hard. Baltimore • - Alfred Poullam,.Georgio • - W w , rstar:& l la.,Citi3O 'Chas Porcelaenneylvenia Mre ourcel. Pennsylvania H. Conrad, New Orleans - w .1 Stanley. Aew York H C Storms. Philadelphia C La inUrt. - Loutsiaing ----- Miss Lampert. ;Lowman It Gammon, Baltimore G B Foster, New York Wm Pasemore. New York Miss Paumore, New York John Wilson. licilm'ton, Del Geo At Leeman, Reading Samuel Cowen:Havana J.,R Thornton, Pa • „ J . A W .thros;Hverhill, -.. • .-wR Grayson &Is. al I Wm Wartn. Alabama Lewis Gov II Reeder, Pa .1 Richards, Chicago 0 0 Shaw. Cinomnali MaiiterFliawellinoinnsti S iiordiu. Kentucky. - W - 8 Culbertson, Indiana W Shaw, Ohio Moe Mayo. - , Texas Hear. C Childs, Newyork Win. Gilmore, Piew,York. T B Burrows &la, Virn Mix* Marrows, Virginia 8 alontirie - & la. N York: Miss Valentine, hl York Min Mathews, New York G ve Bonbon, N Orleans Ohms A Gown, New Orloann Goo Conlear.Baltimorsi John Ford. Baltimore 'Mrs-Parsons Baltimo,• - sa.,odwyncolcimbl., SC fk DiitemoGeorgits , • C Weatherby & la, 8 C Miss W Roe, BC r O D Brennen, smith Carobnet Pam morphy,_N Chicane T M Bre - Wer t -Boston • ' W Roper, New :Orleans 2 ali•sexameerietelorleane:, alm Boner. , New Orison L Roberts, marrow* ~;k; Irrooman. New York J e . P e t ers on, i Os wood. N John ii Bale. NewrYork - - Natbas - R. r , cott, t Louts J &Milli', Cali °rota Goo Adams. Charleston Wm Young. Charleston Amen Thhunons - BnitiMorri W 0 Bunter. Pa • H Fe r neon, New York ,W V Juatioe, Trenton, NJ Win H Hpm Bellefonte; Jolitillrodhead. N Jersey C G Iteatuosr • Mien HOntunity 01:01, "tow Y rk Dlr Walker, New York J R Burgs, Alabama , •• • - • • • . ••• CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Corner Ninth and cheatlint. AR Mailetti - "A 3 Mesas. Reading • John WI son. Toxas Thos 3 Moore. Honig a3dbg Thos Froonpn & la Texas, AGATerrit. Nashville Chas WI nolo'. Chicago W W • hapma_ A n La A Corder. Way.rlv, ale Galbrata. Waverly 0 W Haile) • Rhtladelyrlia A j Fiche} , & la. Balt, Barn! MOilf & Del Chna ,wan. Bwiton' II A ndgeit Texas G Piateins. New York Efi walr.Chicago _ASalbert Lexington J P Davie, GalVelten T C /Smith Cincinnati 8 B litaito. T , are Haute E. L Kemper & la. Ginn Norio , Ash. 'nth Carolina 11 Myer:lair& da, 80 - II A ndrir nee S C A 3 Rogu.g. Mobile • R A W•nsAte. Kentecky J J Harbison t Kentucky R Beer. P.tishur. 'l' Beer. Ashland. 0 Hi:uohton ; F:iLtEt.,7* C./Nwol.l,lenbetsee J B Mississippi .1 M Lgrkine, ennessee A R Corbin. Washington - W Cartwright. Ark. J ' , Ho red Tennessee = 73 F 'Kidder Charleariin •- 11 A rove, • harlPaton W Sargent Philikielph la C B Ch rots & la. Tcrin 8 T 7 , nre en& Washington Z D Urin o us W 0,0811066 r Wm Tmlor,Reatlnnd K S Rollins kin Nashville O 'RarrnitoifftgeBl 4 /n , os--- w u optlgn.4 l ....flintregLaris, Knuth Cernhan • --Pi rune, Boston R W IrAnsar..elabania , 114 “ Vetoer. Alnoturat Mies P Vassar. r Inbar= Win Case, Cleveland Curtis New York C HOZCile'rEttil,Hijton,l r T. H Lane. Pittsbnti AJ Hfpker., ,, ftw,Yprk LDeolw. Newyork MaraUlFiii;;;zl, • A , w Moore. as:as A Gaitlll•ol3acon . I Gen Y W ; ptradped.... tici, 0_ WinLO' Brien, Baltimore,. isT6lllJ•Wilalif Alp Soones t Tennessee D Cook,"Tento.4ee• '• 07 " litIT " r -- minuses , enlistees G e n islca4 1 adottka R Smith. Kansas , A M Noble, , Northslarclina W A stewed. Pliiisdelphis Wm Shaw Norih,Carolinn T E Blount. N:erotism - J Si rusel.ouisiana . ilesysse, Chicago C P He niin,way Vales situ Wm 8 Lindy. Minussippi H W Marplon. W A. Kill's. MieginiPM T R Harris & la. Harrisburg McClure, Tennessee S A &well. canes...." R.p Freer. 8 Citrolinf W Froßt. South 'Caro iss F L Frast South Carolina nmea Chlmes:Alatisins Mies Mahon. Mehemet Oleg tiufib",./ilaparm • Chas Strong, Mississippi Mfrs ' Ming: Mississippi Mrs istron • Jitississinsi A War4Misinesippi 'Tito* Thatetter, Pew York J W Weird. Mississippi Mrs lc Miss Ward,3 Mass J L D Jersa cos. , C Saeslinah Wm M George. Washington M W Gilbert, Jersey City A Babbitt; A W Trouelie. &Carolina . yruk,laxas - J S Hernsg. Gamy& , Wm hlsolf&as.-Cinoitutati GNP' .Tohnsion. Penna ' L 'reeves, Philadelphia • Mr Jones, Philadelohfs • Wll Lambson. Delaware - A ,Withortli, Washington APORlOAlitit9i,Elo—Chestniii. abOve Fifth. W R Wolf.'„Meryland Martin B Reach & la, Phi 3 Thayer Janeavllle,Witi R &meson, New York ; , R Barrett. Otilo • C Loeae. New York Booner. , notith,Carolina J ,0 r•oples, 8 Carolina - Rieharo Vreaver, C lhos Frahm._ Keninokr /oho Omahas & la. Proir R 'I" Boucles, Brooklyn Joe W roon.. sw YOTIL ChailesSbaw. New York Samuel Wetaon. New York Albert W Starhooa, Cal D.l Justice. Minnes •. ota.' , Thome . liarner * .Balt, • Ytinha.tt Aron soll.OW'; 'Mittens WOllO, J E PhiladaliOna, • "J - Vr Lowden. New Ya'k- - ' JD Darlir)ctmlilikalt ":WA,YenterwKentuoky Edward Welianis 't eon / Wirkersooon. Tena 9 Golasmithi Toledo; 0 • '1" A Hathron is la, Mon JONES'. H0THL....0/Oratnnintreet. above Sixth. /ew Striti7 ' C C Outdo, Philadelphia J ohn W P.Tamer, Alateims Jame' S Moss. Alabama W.Banis ter, Brownsville, T J banister,,Broarnsville , .1 K Taggart.' Philadelphia Herbert Parrot:. -W Miller, New York - • A Po. tc Jo•eph Barnes. New York Thomas ItarnsevNewark PPr t. Chsrleston W B , ,lvester; aseohtmetbiA 111.01171/4 flew York E a W nieis;•'New %oir r Fie ;lien York T F Loonier* • ht , OBTIIIOI2, Tpopesse .1 T Smith , brlmalu ma. C G Cooper, Mmatempat J Md. „ B F Arrington ~,N C o Lobe;l3ettimore,`, ' 8 LBonthard, Delaware Joh a n Bashebateltimore Geo Kennedy,Pittiburg A Ilaneagt s ,Plftaburg G Randolph, Baltimore J Tassart F riatadelphis LBUIB H.GTlL—Chestaut street, shave Thirt. R B ofievuOndiew Y , ; , k 'll3Ceuter; Philadelphia TH Bq eil,Vet„, Media, Pet '0 8' Harlington, Media Joe ve , ll,o64..Philadelphia, P Dom Bssone,Germentn clarkationhow; ea JC Annereoa,..riewJeleey J ThoMperia,rPhiladelphia - 'A B meDona , d,-Weeb a • It Rothennel,,Philoutelphia John A Holloaell Pine; !' , '-WmL Fennel; Ohm 33 Vrze,y,. Mew Yorlr ilohn Rodger* , Jr 4 Pails - Col W 8.R0ck, 4 Kentucky - ICS linen, Memphis 51.1 4 :RCHANTir ROTRL—Pourth street. belowAroh. C R Barrett, Philadelphia J W Jones, Virginia Simon Ai, ere. Boum on,Atis 11 0 Wood. Kentucky ark Williams Chits :A•C Rowland Iltinoie H. Henderson, Pniladelphii, Jae E.oiirm. Coatesville c el diet 4 - jitionna, ad 8 Davie, Pennsylvania H W4odward. Keokuk Jas W oodreerd. Neikirk- P atillsp.tMedison.lnd • John K Brown. Tenn ") C Devine,Tennersee ; Thos 8 Comenvßeer York W Patereartiledelvhie,- P Blood, Brookville J C John. on . mobil - Copt dull. aver nab, Airs B Hull & da; Georgia, 'Y Richadson, Ponland Id Galt. e'erhms./it;-IS elorver,- Atlantic City 30. Lone. Pittsburg P Long. Pittsburg Al.awell Kosuisabeig.Afa, E Davis, Thomastoso P • Hal Thomastown . • Geo MeCulling, Conway John Method, it la, Pitte'bg -El IA long & PittebUrg A Hirsch. Batesville; Ark 0 Siesel,Lol:llllllUnt A Adler Jackpon, ArA.— — 4 4 -Adler, Batesville, Ark Adler, 4 lininemn%, , ' Ra,“ Al ' ' 0 3 Wood & New York ' c Radexewqa. gov3nston Geo W:.t.tyls,'llliseduri. - 'B Soothers, Pittsbura , it* iiilo4ire7:l4r!'et; 7itia W T New Jersey bur *Prather. Louisville W sharps:Carbone° Re Sei ben, fe lai - Betelehro Mitt-t abet ilifierotleeqt. 18thans HattW lieMond , ' Maki M old Hine arstansk; Ft bwei Ramos, 0 - • Dr S LL fittereeiric wf It .1 Ad _m ,Freesei ittumiustar ~- • , DAthißiAli , lifirsteestineet.eweitTlitrds - • Geo at Ritlifte;Thliwietibie,',ll3 l Saieete:W" G Knecht. Phdaaelphns“ G Steiner. !Mil idelplitia T M Iletteet r i6inoie- -- -G e..Williame i Ohio Damn, - , , ,john Neetbe. . •t, A P GrareJkararrlinll an' 11-1/1 Prestand,Doyleatown D 8 Wegneft bet re. Geo B belaert riottmolle „ FOUlliAlrt HOT . EL—Beeond street, itbooe Market. , j Pe eon: iteeneet, Net: ,t. rs i y 0 Davie; Doeer,-Belawarei Delmer & tiOatedeeDel I NiNiebeiteen.Gentdest, Dal t), ft ankh. ph i wo p h s , John L,mabne?Dover LW, - D Ohambere, Atlantic e. Rkt. ryas-soh k J 3 Townweit, ' , Mtwara r Tilburo -Vbiladelplus 'Jobe Male. New York IL 1' Bosworth. Mass JAW Halt.-13em r. • D .• mitt Maryland • •• J Webster, Maryland F'. iferdetuale, 6l •tryleatt -.• Warms, .bi Orleans O ChrietteMßOw.Orleane • t, - - , • (3 1, 'Yale, l'inaTivanis • • B.F. Fvoliii,•Baltititote Jnm • IbtAnur i o ns. to • Wm W Nation,' uurdsutdwu' es-Welsa ctjitz- tiordeurown, Y - Jas ecolgsk•lla talents 8 0 Grove, Harrisburg A J WogisroY.:,.srWratworfit"-Javy-Bk,-- JM Wren. denim otEir. 04. •Iv neamt. 'Pass Gerar,, Jr, New Vcak .Cbeil a ord, Limo 'a M wi th mstonadasitilm--H44410811,-eitesbugr likiiitio - 4 41 :110 1- Elood"iitiest, 'a6oB F* j o lo w ni itimsylvasts , 2 Alightirt - ; Hugh do A W Wibttnd.abiriggataitt , chnoi, Protium • Delaware Chas II flrdiiir Boston , f{ Elder:. Bethietera tit t Tnlttomptitititttir.•::llMplkiNetClitnittl, J W Wsignir,roolw Vora J tcymi,vhi ta d a iihi t i• A Hetirtott, rtow,Jors,y...l il4.4.Breacl 0,, pt. ,BARLiVEEINriLig•-fOTZL-4130c0i - d 1. Ta'ititlvek!' 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J 37.1%, .•.•' !;• ••' " th 2 PRILAIWAIA - -P OB T hit 'etook Phircurtlaturday: ASitnst: 11;1300. - - gSiii*tpoalittpilttiemtivoititit itettere2iit piettid meritatilt the-M112.00 1 * • ' ; Open en thind Al iteHini WPr og e'eleek .Mo and to ~, , •.. • LAME' LIST. ;mien Aim Mrs. ;••,:. 'Gallagher R ' ItlYers Mre - Gill Mrs P - thilan_Alllea Aaderson Sarah - graham Nancy • fortorvElizab`h, Akine-Ellen_Mrit • otOntity Mrs 1. lurphy_Bridget thee Ann , W. - '.Galvin Mrs 111 -- Moore F, W • Ashton geltat Marta More. Maria Alamo Isabella - Ourtintt Emma' Morrell Eli sah 'Rbkor A Gaude Mre II Morrie De re' C , 81 , rdiery Miss • • , Gientraithß ' Mortimer F. 0 "-Barret Ann; • • Oilpen And Mabowney 'Bailey Pattie ' OamblcrElisit Mommy Mare R , 'Ranh:din T Mrs Grunge Mrs A G Moyer Mary Birdsall Maria Garvey Mrs A 0 Nor an 01 Baldwin ME •-Gifens Oath niew " bnld Sally Hartle Martha (livens Mn! ll' Neil him 0 - Baxter Limed. 2 - Gardner Mn s 0' Netld Martha A Barahalea E - 2 Doti' al s NOTITIVA Nu.ent Barnard_ 11 item dart Cormier Mrs'l • -Neff Caroline Hellion Mari A, , • Grai.t hire Janet O'Couner Jana Bennettemti Garylia airs O'Flrherty Ar Biddle K pls..: Slams Mary hl • curt Mrs Hotbe; Ptisbeillis ;Iran J - O'Neil -Amnia Biddle Miss Rasmus 8 R Ormahnie Cath .Hrotte Ramie' BarliertJ.D Mrs O'Neil - nuie Botlilen Ellen • Iteister,Cath toseilloram -nyyd,R.ma - - Bomar Mary , O'Weett Mar,' ~Brodwatp e r E Rnrnandery E Plitt blonbr -ElowersiMary T. Reaves Muss, Patten Ann linekniew EB , Herriot Hannah Poynter H A Britten ' latcher Dant Phalen,ri a t e Broths Ellen'S egis Theresa _Phillips klargaret Burs Walter Alnt; /Heber Daniel 'Peirce Nelson Burman 'Anna • • • Mrs Theresa Poor Mrs 'rine - n o ;a - ly;py xis Hatcher Aram) forget Mrs J B Brown Caroliee Belfenstein A - Panty Honor , inursehe A ' ' rintlton Lydia • Phillies Charlotte small Mia endricks E K PagrEdward A .1 rows Helen • assard-Eliza Rook Lizzie •• itigtlYil'lgY' type Sarah„_f Heavy J'A' • Wiley Catharine FFI tern Martha Minolta Elizabeth Richards Ann 111 I Wiley OathHiekman I it Sinner Mary. Bradley miss . • Annul-Rd B KAMM Mary Ann Bryson Miss Ilyde Susan Rmiders Ann it Royal, fd Mrs( , Hol man It E Rebstak T Byrum Emily natiner Caroline :Richards Mary L flue ley Mary - - 11oran Marmot editemmington Biro Ar CATOII6O hODAOI2 ) • Reilly rgigiabeth lion n R Mr. p r zral2 . ,,rion - ifig e l a v a iigiyj 'trate Pre:; Irwin Mr s A it t it u ga b il " .k ChriStie Sarah Jaerson Louisa. Ross Mary (tannin! , I etitia Johnson Mary A Ross Anna Carer &lie it Jae A Mra Savidge Julia °pegs, it D magi johnaon Hmunah Shithneford M R Mangey Lathan Joinuion Elizittethißtriver Annie M. Campbell , 1 , lista% Johnson Mem Skotildon W B garb E Whirs •Johnston Lean Be rimy Jain Cassidy Mary, „ Johnstou'Eaml B abatier Buah Chading JJ Mrs - Alm - iteidensticker.E L _Cathraok Mrs ' J ackson Lucy Shivers Lizzie MAMMA :Mrs Jan aeon Sarah .1 Scott Rachel A Cherie Sarah J; Jackma Ella 1. Sherry Mary Campbell Eliza, Johnson Sophie , S heppard Cath Clark Mary Ann Johnson Libby Shields Eleanor [aliments Lennie Kille - Lugy Shannon Tithe 'Clark Jane Keating Bridget Sanford 8 8 Clark Kelly Mar t Savage Johanna Cunninghani Jos Kulz Mu Sineth AII Catlin Sarah Kerrigan Sophia Smith Anna I Oolheren Emma, Kohl Sarah • Simons Mary L (Mere Jos Mrs Keavey Margt Smith u T Crawford A.l A ' Kattenberger It Smith A F a wy e m Anni Keyser Sarah A. St Clair Ann E Crean ?dim Kamerer M South Virginia A Coder Esther Kidine_juliane ' filmom Jos It Crawford Airs J Little Eliza Smith Beaton 0 M Lukens Armand Simi:iron Oath - Cox Emily , Lemmons R 2 Smith Josephine Cooke Kate B Logue Sarah Stevenson HMO Copied Leacook Eliza Stewart Alex Condy Eha th Little Annie I' Steers H W Coning Rate , Levy Judith • Sullivan Kate Collier Jane ' Logan Emilyi Soule Martha Omitting Q_ • Larroach E Stewart Ann E Crawford ME Lister Eugenia Stanger K M Cute Bridget , Lenhart Radler Anthony Coleman Mrs E Lewitt Rohl Mrs St Claire Elia Darriant Min Levis Emma lipaakmah Susan Davenport Rate Landis!' 0 A Smart M Daulphin Mrs Linoh Catharine - mere Kate Dugout Annie Loran Alison ' Sullivan Mrs Dixon Josephine MoCordy,Miss - Stewart Anna Devine Cate - MoLauglin Al Stone Harriet K Deatarboiti Mr a B MoFtallimy_Al . Spear IS Jane. Deleosta K T McQuade Mar Sweeney Ann Dives-Mre Ann hleKinley Sarah Stiltsman Lizzie Dennis Sarah G. 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AdAMEI Hobert DeCassares B Human Gen N W , Adams Gen 0 Dent Al C Hyle Theo Adams Copt Jas Jos Lacrou L Humphries G 0 Agnew A t 3ll H Humphries Wm Agnew Bolin R irks L Ireland 7 Argrove 0 ckson Wm M Immo' Jae II s Ithrop T 9 Dickerson John Irwin Alex Applegate J W Dolan & Atwood 211 win John Alley Joseph II Diokerson & CoW jaokron Semi Ashen John Dillon N It Jeffery John E Andrew's & Du- Dicks nWm Et Jarvis John R roll Duryer John Jervis Dant Anoerson'7 H D 2 Dons lon Jehass & Fulton Ashmead A 8 Dorsey & Dough-Jewett Apt Michael 0 arty Jenkins Jno Anderson Robt Donnelly M Jager John C Ambrost 3 A [6bl MIN 0 Jones W P Alberta Jae onglierty Wm Jones WII Ambrose John worm Jos Jones K 9 Ande•son J & ' l7 ne Lenin I Jones Alfred A slues F Donshett. Jae Jones Lewis Ballenger Thos Donnelly John Jones N a Baldwin & Co W 1• °bloom .1 0 Jones I. a Deleon Julius Johnstone Mr _ It il ielyiriMill BrartiaTsliihn Jol i mson m • iira.t. Cx giiitieltti.lri rd .thiler 17 e° Barker* Jas R Pnobar Andrew Johnston Ateer nalowin I, A Dungan John J John Mr Ball WortM B Dunn 9 hos A Jolly . has Barnes Henry Duke J .hn Kahan Mr Barry J B Dyke F B Awl 'Kenney Edwin Byzley & Brown Rumen John Kenorearrier P Basta IA C. , yari, co ,I J troffer) blin 0 Baldwin 1L A Dunn Win Kelly A D Berber Dr A L Buff bdward holly Nod Barker Nathan H Eblen Mr Kenn Geo Ball Hi Eber hart E P Hellas G F Become A Basle Works IC-rinedy Aroh'd Bassett E D Ea on A Kennedy Win It Benlololl M Elder & It Keene Cast FLI fiessonotte Jr 7 Idw ,rds Jlt Kepler Geo W Becket Jacob Eldridge I B Knapp C P Bechtel &Co Ellerman Sarol Kirbey E Becker Mr Mines Semi j King vein 2 Bell A M England C F Kirkpatrick k Bonk Jno Evans Wm Lex 2 Berewell John English Dr ti. W Erato e & Mack Beckman F Ewing B H Lena Manly , & Co Berger Mons Evens Thos W Langstrink Rev Betzler Jacob Etter II a L L, Beason las A Esom Jan &Co Ladd Geo P 2 Born Fleury F reel D R Lawless Ahohl Bellinger W J Evan, & Came- Law (returner A Bechtel & Eno inn Ladite P lithium. E C Esterbrookß Laws James MD Bad Cow 2 liveleth a 0 USN Bishop hew W Engle A W Lattemer Wm Bishop & Beven English Wm A Lavaletto EA F Blanholeyor E Ferris Meg Leland Thais Biekley John Fortin M F Loth Thou Bowen H FFarrell Edw Looter & Spencer Boehm Philip Fanon David W Lewin °soar Boaffiin W Farman J Lennor Win Borgensky J genie D Lettoook Rev B B Boaltrare A J Penfield Eve lyn Levy Immo Bower Win Fearing Haul Lewis Rodman Bonham Jon A Familton & Chei Loopier' Geo Fr Boyd Wm B Few Wm J Leconte Louis itoteler 'hoed Feehermer Al Level Big Agent' Boyd Henry At Farley Peter Leonard Geo D Roemer John R Fisher) 0 Leonard John Bone Geo F Filcher Dr Liberty Cornet Brown 0 P Fletcher Geo Band Brown J 0 Flaglor A ',eight D B Brown Thus II Fennel John Lippincott Thos . Brown Wm G Filbeit L 8 Lovely Ri ohd Brown Geo Fleming Andw Lynes Jan Bradley Sac Fitzgerald Thos Leckey Oobt Billmyer Jacob French 7 H Lynch Henry Bunton Dr John Foster 8 P Loftin tmen Brooke Thos .1 Freed Jlf Loy ton Find Brady Frain Frazier W W Long H E Brooke 1' I Frayno John Lando° et Mr Brooke Allen E Francis 'l2 F Lodge Penn Brenue Patrick Frey E 8 Township B I M: 'kilo 0 knit jl3l'n Lodge Atlantio N 0263 Brownish W A Fordo Walter Penn State Temp Hrunnet Albert Freemen Win S Association otAta n m a Jßhn I.l , ll,l. li Friank Darn Jone. No Hrobston Wm Fow Geo Al Lodge Waehing froostrim F 2 Gardiner Dr ton No 59 BranotinfW T Garreteon &Co McCabe John Bradford J T Gamble Kobt McCann, Owen - .-Bruminel Albert On win Beni F MoB Me Jan Browser Semi F U 8 N 2 McCall Hamilton Brunner C Al Getbrith John McDermott ti Byrnes T A (laved Mr Mellowed Thos Borne Mr Garrett & Bon McColl& P 0 • Bungoner Louis Gallagher Win McGinty John Huck Chat le" Getty Geo MoDonough Jno Kwak1e,Y,..." 131 0 Geoo Henn' MoOlonghlin Soo Bunker w a Gott, B P MoCavly John Heerty Elwood (treaty Martin Al nAilleter ohtus J Barker Edward Gilbert Henry I McMahen Wm Barns Francis Glenaenning ft Al oftlroy Jno Burns J H (Demon Jan McManus Jos Burns Peter Gilbert Elisha K Mallittigan Pia Bums Dr Gleason Albert McLaughlin too Byerley J D Gillet Bonny T Mclntyre G.l bilker as b lessen Dr AloGraff rhos Bunsey Wm Gilpin Jos Mclntyre A Cauver AI I -, kites Copt LII Mollvam JL, Colowny Jacob Gibbs lodine E MoNerin Mato' Campbell John Gomm W F htoßinaley T Colston / C Gordon Steph 8 McKenzie Aph'ir Campbell John Gorham Rev B W marten° John 2 L'aplain 8 Golden Chas A Mot Meese' Jan Carter Richard Gormerly B McVeigh RII Carpenter 1. It Gordon MP Mothmon Jon Caldwell Andw Gooey Max Maguire Dint Carland l'int Gordey Josiah Malin Robt .1 Callan John Gordon Chan I, Mahan Palk Caldwell Beth Goodrich Win Aiello John Carrie Jlt Gn ffi th Richard Matson W 0 ors -ti, Jen Grubb Clement B Malony 3 R parson Alex Or-en bD& Co Altamonte Jas 2 Cooper C 0 Gnffin Jagadara Mr Atinnati John. Grant Jae A taknen Jae Oalobrem 8 Graves Geo W moon C A ' - CsseyJan-Grimes L Meek F J Caro Oben I a Gunther A Maohado Frano'o Call John Groff Abraham Masers sCo BR Carroll Jas Onion Ales E B Malley John Corr Lewis Grltrithe John J Magni , . Geo tlisatellene Cap Green Semi Macomb 7 N Copt Carter Feed Haines Cdwd 8 Muon Time T °hauler Henry__ Eagle 0 A Atarsohall H Chennins Dr W Make JW II Mason Jae At Chatter Al 3 0 Hawward Thos 0 May re _Yrti it ark Ralph E Haldeman G W May 13 W Clark Thew Hail T•A Martin A P Rev Cling. Pardee ; Harter Path Mathews Bel H fastest & Co. - Hammett J T Mayer Posoie Othitton J S Hampton &Co Masterson las Clay 0 T ur a T 2 Mather flannels Clark W Barback & Bro Martin JaSereon Claret whom B Hart 0 P Mathews David Clapp EII Harrington Jno Pil tuna Wm Clymer Geo K Beetle) Thom Melver John lark Cant Jon Harris & Co IN i Merriok ?mod Vl:fic e e n l t tl "rd Haelinsj&7Bwift Albrd:c r irr r bx P. 0 ,120 a John H Beaune* A H Merce Re a Collis Wm Harrison —.--__ Merryweather 1' r 4, 4 0 ,1 7 7 i - ii arrufWi n tl i n ledeyer C1 . e,4 a c Coate/right 0 W Hfirlin'hoe A lit:=Geo " Cooke Josji Harris Rev J A Aleredith k Smith Collins Kit Hare Rev Vir • Miche l l Geo dling 8 C Hatch Cept A Milano hit Cooper Hon Jos Harts e Miller las Colellowe , ft 8 arrison N Mitchell Cove i'on, he Wm II 1 mean Mitchell J O Coyle Francis Hawthorn Chas Mitchell BR Dr Cordin, is John S Hayden Chas L Miller R 8 COPins Jae liatah T 13 ,I,ller Jeremiah C 08160119 &Co Unsay Edwd liPer WO4 Coy le John C New J J Main (I R S Cooper Wm B Heaton John El ii , ilkonl Lyman Al COnton C Her re JplinJ Maw F A Cooke A J pontos nay E W Mitchell Bon) Coate Elmer R ens John Miller G W g I iZAT J 12,70 I:I =l n Patrick trl ok Witi'eTsLl Goths B_ Eillyer le H Mitchell II II coatiran Thos Higgins AL, ililler Wm Caselok Patrick Hickman Sc. moot Chas enrl Inane K Bllzeinel N loom Jos Crosby Jas F Hitohotisk UL 2 Molest' 'lliad Crane Oen 1.•, Hills Danforth & More John •Croaker A G Co Mania & Brother Cramp C Ir, & W Hinds W 0 Alohr Lents .F Holman W P Alohr Jul CHU/rodeo B W lilooper John • Moore Chair Chen Hodges Tel 0 Alorgan Dant ~,, Ilinalt 'Holbrook JF' Morehead AleX C revel J B Holbean John) Momnd & Bro p s ~.U , 11.4 0 . 11 .4 o ll o o o ll i nd ob A n lr , lo u ra a n t l ß L l . ‘ 41 " 13 .P. il Hobytiorger & , Atwood P _ Umiak John Nandaseher 'Morris .1 Z , Haire Alt r . 1 ,,, Moelling kr pinnion & PAWL- want Rev R L mulleins ard illetseid Jai ' Mo ret on David Davie it Dodge Dr H loouse D R Davie , tog II /relines & PAO- organ hliohl rsvia Rohr, & Sold only 3 g „Mons Jos L Holzhetter Arott ogndge Jos parlitnaton Oen Beep** i i hr Morrison W Gammon John 2 'HoWard N Montgomery Th Dawson H B Holliston obt Morse Geo Dawson &Co A Bunt & Kohn Mo g i I morn I ' P& Z Bowen Jae moody hdw F 2 Darker Jr -Wm Hurler r ant Morgan Moody 0 Pitt ishitAimipittAH,mosho Att'dtt, 18dO . 4 , k , " • idargarrnemry..- Safford* W . ttioker Norte, - Muller tr IIIRI:BW - , .:-, 1 ' , T 'I Telll i clenW; ) Risir 45X!!...,.,„. geherierF D. . Lod A; s.Gr ea inert r Tob se David . r olls ft & cil Ballston Martitt • Turner Math - el roller Wm - Patstionll) Al - TraVelsteed E.l '' aokle diehard Scott W. Treesbow Joe B MaerUm Eaton Sellers .1111 W Trobridge IS M. Neman Geo W flohaelfer John TrYster Jaoob Nesbit 'A Scott Robt ' , • • Tiedebohl F • Nesbit Hugh Sargent Arthur - Tattoy Theo A Nagle Semi Rehuman W D quigg Wm 3 Norden 13 ' l Bel win Jost , Ulmer Albert R• Norman Conrad See,or W A. Ulmer Albeit F Nelson Wm Bedell Fredk Usher 13 W N W Ina Co Beydel Dr Arthur 1 itueker Jacob NewhodT AI Eleokels & Bauer Dinah Wm J Nolan Jae ScPe more II Villijrand P some Bernard Boilers M B Vaniseheim F Nicholson Mr Selah Alex Vagle Moflos Newton Herm D Sheltie 000 Vincent, Bally & Ivo:wherry Soo . Pherrell Edwil Co O'Keefe Dennis Shorten Richard - Vollmer Freer O'Neil Jno L hhellon br 8 P Yuman Wm i), wane Jas r liar,b,prne W R Van Woert &Co O' arson Mr • Shepherd FV A Vincent F O'Veraer It E Shaw K T Vanleer Mr ober Mon* Shili Henry Walter T Oswald Jacob Sheldon J Ward John 011ie Anthony Shand John B Walker Chan Osborn Hen Rev Sneafer Geo 'l' Weans Augustus l ill Bt- Phevor los Watson Harry 1.,, ' Sheets Leonard Wa , ten Jos W rt ke , 15 O'Nel tHenry Sharp 0 Wary Francis It Palmer Wm J - Shirley Paul Jr Waggonier & _ Paine 4 Tit Pinions jag II Brothers . Parry Mr Simons Henry Warren B Page Thos II Silver Solomon Walker David - Parker Wm Simons tl & Co Wander' Jno T Perham J & 8 Sibley Jos Wane John Palmer E 0 Jr Simon M Wittlook & Co ST Palmors & Bach-Sipes W 13 Walsh J P elders Sloan Saint Warner John F. , Parke b.: E Slues Felix Watson Thos Paitslburger • ' Slooomb WII Watkins Ilbillp Patton Jno V Slagle G W Wapay Michael Pain Jno A Hayman Ei E Wasiunston AI Pace Rdwd A Smith Jas II 'Watts Wilson Passim 0 Bin' th John It Watson RJ Parsons Jacob Smith Henry_G 'Warrington Joe Pantie Henry 0 Smith Geo W - Warren /pa 1' Patterson Robt Soft Smith Brothers Warren Rath . ' P.intor Col J Pinch Pred'k S Welts Frannie Petit Wm ' Smith' P M Wells Woe G Porkini W A Smite J W . Weir Thomas Pollen% Sitar Smith 8 H. Wilson Frank Popper Olias Smith Jas W VYlleion Jtiol; Phillips Saint A . Smith ,ewie Welch John Peisept L 0 Smith Jno F Well W II Peddles John -Smith Wm Werner Henry E Pease - Warren 13 Snow Israel L Wells Jail Peterson Rauh C Snyder Freillk Welsh Riohard peroey'k a Snyder A W West James Phelps J B Snyder J C E V7eth eri II earn'i Peareol Francis Finder Henry Weiser Jena Pickhart It Sowders Richt! Webb John Pi 1311 0 ,1 J W Solloway Chas N Whiting & Co 2 Piatt. Allen, & Co Spence G G White Crocker Pleura Joan M Spencer J W Wheat J T Rey Porter Israel E tit Clair Aaron Whartenby Jan owell Horeb IC Sterling Gilbert 8 White Philip Powell ft. It Studler John Whiteman W E Potter Rea gan B gige'TfitO ' . l' ' White g e l° Potte n r g P';anklin Steel Archer White Win F President of Lan Stevenson I W V 7 heedon EH. School Stephens Thos White Thou R Pratt J 8 StickneyW W White John 0 Priest Jacob Stuart Wm D White W H Prior, B , 81olfer John W 3 Willard John A Pratteau Peter Stewart Saml Wilson Wm Pres't Board of Stewart &Co Wilder G ' Feb Instruction Stars g dwd W1114)1'13 Rev Pub Stookhardt's Steinman Rev 0 Wilder SP Pu Chemistry ' Stout Geo L - Wilson, o SMith, & C Philbpe Barnett Swartz Geo W 2 Wine Jame Ramey Chas J Sugett Cant Tli Willis A P Raleigh AI tiup ee Edwd Williams J 2 Rasene Henry Sutton Albin Wilson Wm Randall B Swope & Winter Thomas Reidenbaoh F Schwartz Williams Edw Reed Joseph Suplee N It Wilson John 8 2 Rees Chas • Taylor G Willing S Sperry Reid jrl P 3 Tatem MR Wilcox Fri E Rewalt Dr L L Temperance Wester W H Reyn Johnrof Stsndard Wishtman C W SeedJ Taylor WJ It Rev Wiloexjames Ritter H 8 Tabbutt El AI Capt Wilson James Riker D Tears Anthony WilliftMg Clang Richardson Mr Teeny 11 Williams Frank Richardson . F Tait ii 0 Willoughby Jno Riley W H. Tennose My Wilkes Joseph e icharda H. 2 Tierney Jno C Williamson P T Reeley Prof Begley J Prof - Willing Edw 8 Ringwood J G Tillman Al Wolcot Wm Rockwell Wm Thomas FA Dr Woods line Itosell Alalilon Tilford Jim W Wolfe Wm . . . .. . . .. • • Rotengett H. rhompson And Wood Wm Rogers .1c Gest 2 Thomas Joe Wood 'A W Robinson John Thayer L H Wood Wm 5 floommielAe 2 Thompson A W Woodlhal ROY Rook &Co Thompson J W Woods H M Rodgers Wm B Thomas W G Wood Franklin Ronebone J H Titoomb Geo T Wright J H Roberts GM Thom Geol. S D WTIZO 13.13 boxers J Todd .° Wyatt Wm D Rout Mr Travers V 1' Yerkes E Russel John Tompkins B 1) Yewell Solomon Raton Saml Tyler Cant 'Young John N Rum Al G Tiler Charles Yowe George maunders John Turner Sidney Young John Sohmeitg R 0 Tool Edward C Zeugma Conard N. B. BROWN E. rostomear. PRILADELFRIA BOARD OF TRADE. GEORGE. N. TATHAM, T. FROTBINORAM, COMMIT= 011E1 MONTI RUPERT B. REED. 111 LETTER BAGS At the Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia. Shin Westmoreland. Decan_.—...........-Liverpool, goon Bark White Wing, Ealing.....—......Laguarra, soon Bark St James. Cruse.— de Janeiro, soon Dark Cordell+, Farrell 13arbadoes, soon ark Leighton. de Janeiro, soon Bug Ella Reed, To ..et Jago de Cabo, Boon Brig Princeton. Wells—...—....Reinedios. soon Bark Florida. Munday—.......—.Cienfuesos, soon Bark AMY. Hamm0nd_............L0nd0n, goon Brig C Billings. ...Port Spain. Tun, soon Brig Triad. Thomas. Ans. 10 Brig T B Martin. Carver.— ...Cienfengos. soon Sohr A hi Bartlett. Bartlett...... _.._..Cienfuegos, soon MARINE. INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Avg. 6, 1860. SUN RIBES- ....-6 02-SUN SETS 6 68 FL WI fit ARM VED. Ship Tonawanda, Julius. from Liverpool, night of 20th Innerwith mdze. ho, to Cope Brothers. Passengers— Henry Coates, or New York ;Wm Hateh, of New Jersey; Theo intim Jr. end Dr S W Wo dhouse. surseoniof Philadelphia. and At in the forward cabin and steerage—all well. had one birth on the passage.— July 5, Isaao Best. of Philadelphia. fell from aloft and was killed. Towed up by tug America. Steamship Kenneheo. Johnson. 2-4 hours from N Yo-k, via. Cabe May hours, with mdze and passengers to Jas. Aerdiee nark Pathfinder. Bleeper. from Palermo Jane YI, with fruit. brimstone and sumo b• Isaac Jeans & Co. Bohr Ivy, Henderson, 0 days from Boston, in ballast to R R Corson & Co. Sohrlon . e Star. Burro We. 2 days from Somerset, with heat to James Barratt k. Son. . . Bohr Halo, Newman. 6 days from Newburyport, with laze to Coors° A W.'od. Behr R. 8 Dean. Cook. *days from Taunton, with mtl ze to Twilit. Mellon & Co. behr Viator, Bears, 4 days from Lane's Cove, with maze to eastatn. Bohr Undine. Risley, 3 - rlays from New York. with maze tvztstain. within Zzolg i lMili . i r knillitis. Bohr 8 L. Stevens, Studley, 6 days from Boston, with mils° to Crowe‘l & Collins. i3chrWeit *Me; Wilma, 2 days from Newport, in afloat to captain. Bohr Albert treat, Bowdoin, days from Boaton, in .allast to captain. J richt Silver Mar Maot,t,,Co Perry, 5 days from Boston, in ima to pturtevant Bohr mi lizabeth and nor, Lane, 3 day, from New York. in ballast to captain. Bohr Jas Martin. Harding. 4 days front Providence, with mdze to Crowell & Collins. Bohr Yonne nmonoa. Tuft. I day from Port Deposit, with wheat to James L Baylor' & Co. Bohr A It Leonard, Case, 3 days from Greensboro', L Md. with oats to Jas Bewley & Co. Bohr Willow Harp, Willie, from Providence. Bohr Gilbert Green. Weaver. from Lynn. Bohr Sarah C Willetts, Williams, from Salisbury. Bohr Maria Roxanne Palmer, from Demariseotla. Bohr Smith 1) Bellows, Clark. from Middletown, Bohr .2 S Curtis, Clark. from Middletown. Bohr John L Reclaim Co cry, lrom Salem. Bohr J H Stroup, t Carson, from Boston. Bohr Panther, Clark, lrom Boston. Steamer Anthruoite, Jones. 22 hours front New York With mdze to W M. Baird tc Co. CLEARED. Steam Ala Delaw are, Cannon, Now York, J Ander dice. . . Berk Cheater, Atkins, Boston. Twang, Mellon & Co. Brig Brandywme, Harman, Pernambuco, Thomas & Bons. N;UM= Bohr Elizabeth and Eleanor, Lane, Washington, D C, Captain. Nola. bled. Kelly, Provldenom Calvet' & Co. tictar Chief Champlin, Norwich . R R Conan lc Co Bohr Geo W Krebs, Emerson, Baltimore, T Web eter. Jr. Bohr Coernine. Willette, Wilmington, NC. Baker. Bohr Transit . Davie, Charleston, s d, Noble, Ham mett & Caldwell. Bohr Is Ireland, Baker, Charleston, S C, Van Dusen, Norton & Co. Bohr R C Willette, Wifhams Roxbury do bloh• Willow Harp, Willie, .6 Greenwich, Sinniekson , Glovor. Bohr R D Bellows. Clark, Providence, do Bohr J Curtis, Clark, Now LoLdon. R R Co. Bohr L J Bodnar. Cordery, Salem. Brown & Stoddard. Pohr Ivy. Henderson. Salem. ft L ynnon Ss Co. Bohr Gilbert Green, Weaver, L Rothermel & Co. Bohr D H Blur, Brown, Weymouth, I. Bothermel & Co. Behr Louisa Tacker, Miller, Alexandria, L Bother ml & Co. Behr Panther, Clark, Fair Haven, Nevin, Sawyer 8o r & . Undine, Ridley, New Haven, Renplier & Bro & Be r Maria Roxanne., Palmer, Boston, Blakiston Co Behr Geo Fdward, Weeks, Boston, Di Sturtevant it Co. Fehr J Hfltroup, Corson, Boston. Boston, do Bohr Halo. Ne iman, ri do Bt'r C C Alger. Fenton, Alexandria, T Webster, Jr. Bt'r J Bhriver,„Dennut, Baltimore, A (hovels, Jr. BY T1LE43111.11. (COrregeondenoe of the Philadelphia Exchange.) CAPE ISLAND, N. J. Aug. a. a so P M. A bark passed in this afternoon, and a large ship in °HIM/ place. going in. Two Johrs only at the Break water. Wind Bh; weather very fine. Yours, THOS. B. HUGHES. 1 11 1 4 MORANDA Steamship City of !Helmond, Mitch° hence, ar rived at ftiobrnond inst. Steamship Kennington, Baker, sailed from Boston, 9d inet,, for thin port. Ships Thornton, Collins, Hathadin, Wetherbee, la men, Homiletic from Liverpool; Amenosn Congress, Woodward, from London ; Elighland Light, Tripp, and Clara L Pro ble, Maxwell, from liavro, arrived at Slew York ilth inat. Ship R. Jacobs, Henderson, hence, arrived at Liver poo 121st Ship Kalamazoo, Taylor, for Baltimore, cleared at LiverpoolgOto ult. Bark C B Truitt. Scull, from Liverpool, arrived at Nrw York 4th Mgt. Balk Cambria Kean, from Rio de Janet's, arrived at Baltimore malt. Brig Rodney Carr. (Taker, from Pall River for this port Aldine from Newport 2d inst. Brig_T B. %veto'', Wood, for !Agura, cleared at Now York 4th inst. Brig Ono Atnos. N ohoLv, henoo, arrived at Boston 3d 1118 t. Bahrs D S Mershon, Allen ; P Prloo, Adams ; T P Lorne& traland, and 'J Clark, Siimilar, kienne, at Bat ton ad Inst. Bohr Medora, Bartlett, cleared at Boston 3d last. for We vort. Bohr. 81 Crookerareebrey, and Salmon Washburn, Throttler, hence, la Wanton 211 tort. Bohr Mary Nowell, Covell, helm, at Fall River 24 Inst. Bohm Parrison, Algalssor and Lookout, Balled from New Haven 2d Mat. for this tort. Bohm Alexander Henderson. Ketchum, and Chars E V iokery. Hopkins hence. at Providence 2d inst. &bre Flyaway, D , vis. and Wm H Rowe, Harry, sail ed from Providence 2d inst. for this port. Bohr B ariner. henoe. at tioston 3d inst. Bohra Louisa Gray, Weaver, at Baltimore 3d lest, from Boston Bohr D Faust, Moslander, hence, arrived at Wilming ton N 034 inst. Bohr H Wheeler. McLaughlin, sailed from Alexan dria 3d Eleanor Boston. Bohr Ann, Fields, berme, arrived at Rich mond 3d inst. Bohr nix Bons, Fields. benne, arrived at Petersburg 2d Inet, Behr Wave, Darren, henoe. arrived at Piewbern. N C Ist inst. Holm Martha Wnghtington, Thaoher, from Alexan dria. at nostori3a inst. Hahn Masteld, May. hi hi Freeman, Niokerson ; Water Witch. Hull, A CorderY , Baboook Lizzie Maul. Henderson; Charm. Loring. and .1 M Vanes, Bards°, !:snap, arrived at Boston 3d inst. Bolus Mary E smith, smith, and J 0 Baboook. Jolters, hence. arrived at Salem Sd inst. Bohr Challenge, Parking, kende, arrived at Provi dence ad inst. Bohr Minnesota, Baker, hence, arrived at Salem 24 Inst. SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.-178 Bar- N- 7 rale Bythite Tntine landing from Sobooner E. b. B. Wribmi L nod for We by ROVINAT. ASH k CO.. No. IS SOUTH WHARVBI.. eul 200 Tierces Prime Retailing chsrleis Bice:for sale try JAMES aBARAeI a,. go.. L'AtTITI A at rg.t. JALAP—For ',sale by IVETHERILL & nRontER, 47 and 49 lintth SECOND Street. TIS MAPIOCIA—Good.—For Bale by WRall - F- Stre A. TILL it, BROTHER, 47 and 49 IforthHEOOND et. .1,19 RYCOPIDDIUM—Foi sale by , WETRE HILL'& 'MOTOR.. 47 and 49 North SECOND str..t 1106 VIIORTO 'RICO SUGAR. -250 hlids me &mit arid strloat pihne qoaliti, for sale IT JAMES GRAHAM & t.ETITIA Ntreet RALSAM TOLD For sale by WETUE AILL.k. BROTHER, No. 47 and 49 North 81:- COND trot K.aA.VA- COFFEE.-1,000 pockets priino / Jay* Cors; rCet. for solo by JAMES GRAHAM ac CU., TIA Mi (10162-SAIRMOUNT AND AROII-ST. .4'4BFIENOEIL RAILWAY comy.A.Ny, . WitritrEtw NOTIOti ^The Hoard of Utreotnro have 1 1 1N-Vdlrig'gtigllei%)?,lniVeLEFA'l l 44 . Nolt the Company, payable to the stockholders on and' after TUESDAY, August 7, •nekt, tho (Alice of the Corn. pany. The Tr arefer Books will be closed until August 7, I neat. lliarotau73 JOHN B. LANUE. Treasurer. FMB FAIRAIOUNT PASSENGISR RAILWAY COMPANY. FAIRMOUNT. July 28 1828. DIVIDEN - D NOTICE.—The Hoard of DirootOrs have Rite thy , deolared e semi-annual divulend of TWO DOL LARS per share (8121 from the earninss of the CoinA,any, payable to the stookholders on and after TUBt'IIAY. Antrum 7. next, at the office of the Company. Ihe Transfer Books will be oloeed until Auenat 7 next. P. 1.1. CORNIIINO, jySO•tau7 Beoreta onoE TO BUILD ttS.—Thu Hoard of Commissioners under an sot of Assembly entitled " An not providing for the erection of Public, BMW' nge in the City of Philadelphia," approved April 2, iffiln, hereby invite plena and animates of oast tor the budd - ingis proposed to be erected. These buildings are de signed for the accommodation of the matte of Justine, and their appropriate offices. and the se twat ratios of record at the county, and also for the accommodation of the several dtmartmehts and officers of the• nisier. 11%1 government of the city of Philadelphia. Thor are to be placed on Penn Square i the buildings for the courts. &0., on the northwestern Caution, and those for the municipal government on the northeastern section of said Square. A statement, in detail, of the extent of acoommods. tion remitted for the respective departments andoffices to ins lowed lathes(' buddinge has been printed, and persons designing to prepare plans are hereby refrred for co p ies to any of the Board of Commissioners. Ground plane. seething elevations, and perspective views of ellen building Will be requisite, aecompanied with clear and full explanations. The estimates are to be accoptpabled by comp lete specifications. and with explanations of the whole no simple, minute. and full that they, may be readily com prehended by Persons not specially instructed in aroht- Omura; The said plans estimates, and specifications to be directed to the t 2 reeident of the Board, and furnished before the first day of September, A. D.. 1880. Each person submitting a plan must indicate the ma terials to be employed in constructing the buildings un der hie plane. No eorapetipation will be awarded or paid by (lie Com missioners for the plans to be submitted, as herodiy in vited. until the means of carrying the said aot of Aesem bly into effeot shall belevided, in accordance with its terms. AL e EDER HENRY, President. JAMES R. LUDLO See:Mary. Philadelphia, July 11 . 1 &A.. . ciFEIOE Or THE, PHILADELPHIA AND "•-, READING RAILROAD COMPANY.—Pnms- Pst.Pura, July n, 1803,—The ratesof Freirlitand Tolls on Coal transported by this company will bo as follows, from July 15, until further notice TO &almond— ---. biladelpAia —.—.....—. • elined Plane—..— Ge o mm etovro ntown L p.. ... _. . ........ ..... . y ails of Schuyihil,— Planayunk.----. Egberea.. —___ Clonehohooken—,— Swede Furnace—. t=la's. ....„.. . orriat'n or Bridgeport ort Kennedy— —.—. .. k e t tge t a'cif e r.....--. koyer's F0rd.—..... trJoningo.---- • tmenok ~..—...---.. i o t tato wit ~ - -- oughtanville— .—. mammy-- -- -- RIL1? b r o ro.— —..— . goading ito e lfgAlli== Hamburg . _ --- Orwigeteg and Auburn By order of the Board of Mongrel's. 1,12.1 m W. H. atcthHENNBY. Seo'y TRADE MARK NOTICE. The WASHINGTON MILLS, es the mummers of the BAY STATE MILLS, purchased the property, goal wi WASHINGTONeghts of that oonetanr. The MILLS, therefore, claim the name of "BAY STATE" an their trade mark upon Woollen Goods. The under aigned, therefore, cautions of any infringement of it as a violation o f ' the rights of tide 4 ampanr. JON. S. FAY, Treasurer. BUSINESS CARDS. EEVI W. GROFF, Near BAREVILLE, LANCASTER CO., Pa. Manufacturer on the en Proem SINCE 1042 OF DOUR. E DIS I'ILLEED PURE RYE Wm. !SKY. Warra'ted to be Pare. without Corn or Orurt, l DISTILLED PROM THE BEST OF RYE ONLY. Vl3. PALMNH, THI3 ADV.P1131181141.3 e AGENT,. FIFTH and CHESTNUT, elms hie n views of the aneiple apd beet mode of Advettnnnn, daily, between 10 and 00 °look. Address myll-em V. B. PALMER. J. BAYLIS THOMAS, • i•-•• ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Bea removed his efts from No. US ,aroh 'treat to No. 429 WALNUT Street.. arooular attenOon ri ven to the reoovery of Pitman the Claims. The draginu and @stimulation of Wills, Conveyances, Assignments, Briefs of Title,. and other Instrumesta of Writing, The management of 'Executor sluDer. Administratorshieei and Treats , eapenntended; statue beet thountme prepared for the permanent in vestmente of Money. tlatudeetory reference given when required. ap3lo.em* AWORNEY-ATAW, Hee REMOVED his office front Zto. Sae Walnut etreet to Do. me South THIRD Street. mhb•em* HORACE SEE, ,TwiLTTE,r,priEs.ll44 No. 114 Smite Si.kkilittseetr - (Nearly opposite the.Connry qoarthotwe ) Prepares Ppeortioations. Drawings, kn.. end tranvia, all other busmen oonneeted with the obtaining or Let , tars Patent. Inas trav •ir• .s.wwoANEY AND COUIZICELLOtR,AI=LAWe (Moe. No. 116 South SIXTH Street.' - (01elioerte independence Squared PHlLADisnenis, By the and of reliable Attorneys, at dliVerett points in the United States, is enabled to prosecute and collect claims ()revery desorlPUonr Particular attention Liven to theexamination and re. Dove of the Maims of Legatees and Devisees , and the examination of Land Titles and seounns the interest, of hews and au persons interested fn the IMMO. in el parte of the Union. DAs.the Statutes of all the States and Is Commissioner forenost of them. =ens carefully taken under Comialoons. ALFRIX) 110110_ ,LI PAPER M I APOTPAOPURER/P &OREL Orders nolioited or eirry aomipdon or - PAPER AIND AKES No. if Booth 811 T H Btreet. Philadelphia. S . FUOLIET & SONS, IMPORTERS Of , RAVANA CIGAR% No. 0.8 South FRONT Street. Reoetve regularly a full aseortment of desirable CI aRS which they offer at low rates. fur oash or ap proud credit. JelU.ly - pAtestiN dt NIOHOLSON, AOOKBINDESUS L NOS. 619 AND $9l MINOR writEET, Between May i nzd Chestnut attests P JAMESJAMESPAWBO . JAL ELPHIA B. NICHOLSON. IRV iv. MERCHANTS AND OTHERS, ADVER -7'lBE FOR FALL TRADE IN BEST CITY AND COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS, Jet publishers' Imam) through J. WEBATER'n ADYERTIsING AGENCY, R. W. Corner THIRD and ARCH Streets. IQ, - Call or mend for last of Newspapers. 1,31-tf QLATE ROOFING.--JOLIN WELUII, SLATER, is prepared to put on any amount of roam; at lowrrates. AU work warranted to give ea. Sefaction,_ Orders sent to THIRD Street and GER MANTOWN Road will be promptly attended to. lel9 dm BREAD. PURE AND OUEAP BREAD,, MANUFACTURED BY THE MECHANICAL BAKERY, CAR HZ OBTAINID AT TRH VOLLOSTIM4 PLACES: MECHANICAL BAKERY, S. W. corner of Broad and Vine streets. 0. M. CLARK.—— play street, be los Tenth. H. —S. E. cornet Sixth and Coates street. JATHO & SON, .N0,L56 No rth Fifth street. JOHN G. MOXEY— --. No. Ma Vine street. T. P. —No. 115 North Fifth street. B. SOOY—...— --.8. E. corner Fifth and fteruce streets. W. W. MATHEWS. —I3,E. corner Eleventh and Irorinst streets. D. KNIGHT. street. below Wal nu GEORGE GARVIN— —No. 1419 Lombard street. D. C0URTNEY............*N. W. corner Sixteenth and Pine South Twelfth COURTNEY—.......-- No. 606 South Twelfth S. R. WANAMAKER........-...14 t =a I street, above Sixth. S. LENTZ —......—..--.Coraer South Fourth and Johnston stets. L. HOLLAND, —. W. corner ixteenth an Ogden stree DAVID SADDLER.....--.No. 260 North Eleventh street. d. WEIGHTMAN--.--Thirteenth street, below Thompson street. S. S. TOMRINS.— IWO Pi or th Front .11 BROOKS.— —S. 'l l,rtnornei, of Seventh and Pine streets. F. MORRIS..-- W. corner Tenth an ip pen stre En. TURNER.-- Sh igla So et ut s. h Front gre W et. . corner Broad and Parrish streets. THOS. T. BLEST.-..- .....-.Corner Nineteenth rarest and Ridge avenue. B. S. GOWN ..—.N. E. corner Ninth and Federal streets. J. MoINTYRE... ---....-..----Twenty-seoond street, ab. Coates. ALEX. FULLERTON.— Corner of Fifth and Chris tian. MRS.E. RAMBLBR.--.—No. NM Coates street D. F. & T. W. Girard avenue. WM. McGRACKEN —2202 Hamilton street. R. R. W. 042 er t of Twelfth JULIUS se f r l a trteenth and Parrish street. M. N1PPE5—.......--....N. corner of Fourth and Green street. MRS. F. W. corner Tenth and Green street, N. J., store 1.15 Arch street. G. H. RAINIER.--.......-Weet Philadelvbia,Mth at. Bd N. L. YARNELL....-........—Lenab. am ui, .Peavfora. road. JOHN BARNDT--......- Tremont and Pine Grove Penna. GEO. B. TOWNSEND.— West Cheater, Penn* M. MoULEES--,,—..........At1ant10 City, N. J. D. Florence, N. J. B. I F. EDERLEIN Coltimbfr., P. e.tf QOM'S. h- 7 VAN HAAGEN & MoREONEI4 CELEBRATED ORIENTAL DETERINVE, CHEMICAL OLIVE, EXTRA PALE, PALE. BROWN, _ FULLING TOILET, Re, For sale hy the sole aente for the mann faotereny, TRAIN & MoKEONE, 27 and 24 8. WHARVI...B. Vo wholesale dealers in COANUT, COTTON BHEO, PALM AND ELA otLB. feltivnoti C — A — N — DLES, FAKRAFINE rultß 4itk.karribßA' t , A AgAN tritorto4 61201, F 1E140311 in lain or fanny boxce to sultan', nada. q a taPk tr k. AgolirognamMilliVitmtvEs. f„,..wtf Plt -WiLLS 'Cleaned at a low price, to obtein the oentente. Address whI..TINSON Potidrette Moe. I Ullt North Eleoond xtreet. I lit• Ile TAR. -276 bandit{ Wilmington, N. 0., letiarierltiTA /WLIWAtI4 I I(W4 a. 1 , i, . ,r . ipf I 0 ' I . 3 /ANT" rf t f; - ROUT l OR • 0 mina l'On I ontOUTll n . vAI vin' If the Ph ladelphia, _ Wilmington, and Baltimore. and Delawa a Railroads, thence by the new steamer Phila delphia to Plorfoljt rind Portsmouth, ha. Oh and alter Jtkly tith, Pasentigets froth Philadel phia will take the 8.16 A. hi. train at the depot, corner Broad . qtreot end Washington'. atVeQUet. on Tnesdayit, Tlitirsdam and • atumlitys, anima at area ford at Inc P. M., and at Norfolk . early the ,- next. morning. The steamer Philadelphia will leave Norfok on the evenings of Monday. Wednesday. and Friday, ii,o h vga V t h i tp i tzitn pt Ffeatord, which arrtveii at Fare for firsk , olastipasabhgers, including meals on the boat, T. seeerokolose possenge,s, including meals on the boat, Q! M. Freight taken as low as by any other route. For further particular', see small hand-bins at the hotels, and other public plaben, or Inuit re or C. P. DARE, Agent, corner Broad et, and Washington ay. jyt7 i t . F. KENNEY . , Master of Transportatlon. P. IT. k. B. R. R. Cm BOSTON, CONCORD rgaff . .. AND MONTREAL,- AND WHITE MOUNTA NS -N. H. RAILROADS. 1800. Bustles. AHRASOLMISNT. 15130. The shortest and moat direct Tonto to Lake Winnipe saukee, North 00111YRY,Finneonitt, and White Moun tains from New York. Boston, Salem, Newburyport. Portainou 11,_&e. No ohauge of ears or baggage betwee n Boston and Littleton. Trains leave Boston from the depots of the Boston and Lowell and Boston and Maine Pailronds, at 7.30 A. n. Mr Centre Harbor, Plymouth, Wells River. Littleton, N. H St. Johnsbury, Barton, Stanstead, ke.. nominal nit at centre. Harbor with stases for North Conway and White 51ountatns and at Ply mouth and Littleton for Pranoonia. and yillite Moun tains, arrivin,l at the Plume, Profile, Writ e Mountain, and Crawford Houses early same afternoon. Peassneere leaving Bostn at 7.30 A. al.. reach Little ton at 3.30 P M., and Prol t e. House, Praponnia by state, at 5.90 P. M,. or White Mountain and Craw ford (louses at the White Mountains, at 7.10 P. M • . . . . Leave Boston at 7 30 A. M. and 12 51nominating at Lawrence with trains from Salem and Diewburi port; at Concord with trains from Portsmouth tar Plymouth. Centre Harbor, Find Wolfboro , • minima= at Wines with the steamer Lady of the Cake, Captain Walker. arriving at Centre Harbor earlier than by any otoer route. Downward trains. for Now fork. Worcester. 'Boston. Salem. Newburyport, Portsmouth. &0., leave Littleton at 10.15 A. 01.. or on arrival of •staces from Franconia and White Mountains. Leave Wells River at 10 20 A.M., or on arrival of train from Barton and St. Johnsbury. Leave Plymouth at 790 A. AI. and 110 P. M.. or on arrival of Magee froth Finnan:a Mountains. Leave Weir's at 2P. ht., or on arrival steamer Lad, of the Lake, arriving at Boston, worcester. Salem, Newburyport, Portsmouth early came afternoon. and New York via Norwich line of steamers, Connecticut and C. Vanderbilt, at 5 next morning. Jyl9-lni J. It. DODGE, Superintendent, INEVAIM WEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA RAILROAD VIA MEDIA. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. • . . On and after Monday Jul 13. h 15e0, the passenger trains will leave PHILADELPHIA, from the Station. corner of Market and Lehman and 1030 streets, weet Philadelphia, at 1.30 and 10.30 A. M., and 2.30, 4.45, and 6.35 P. M. Leave WEST CHESTER, from tde.,Derot, on East Market street, at 5.40, 6, and 1000 A. AL, and 1.45 and 5,15 P. AI. ON SUNDAYS. - • l • • • leave Philadelphia, from the depot. northeast corner of Eighteenth and Market streets, at 8 A. M. and 2 P. LeM. ave West Chester, t 7.30 A. M. and BP. M. The last passenger railway oar will leave Front and Market streets SO minutes, and - Eighth and Market streets 28 minutes, before the starting time frOtri the de pot. and will carry a flag to denote R. The Baggage Car will leave Eighteenth and Market strati ta ono hoar before the departure of the train from the West Philadelphia depot. Trains leavinelat 10.10 A. M. and 4.48 P. Itt., connect at Pennelton with trains for all points on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad. othaa aid Waiting room. southeast corner of Eighth and blacker._ streets, where passengers, purchasing tickets for West Chester, will be furnished with a ticket over the passenger railway. HENRY WOOD, jy3-tf General Superintendent. PLIII,A ID. A AND 43 gra BALTIMnitt n A b RAILROAD.— AItRANOEMENT.—UntiI further notice the trains will fun u follows, Leave the peursenger depot of the Weet Cheater and Pluladel plus Renroail: Co., corner Market end Thirty-first streets. West Phllaaelphia, qaily (Sundays excepted) at 10. MA. M. and 4.46 P. AI. Leava West drove at 6.6oand 8.20 A. M., and 4. P.M. Anily line of Magee to and from New London and Oxford connects with the 1030 A. M. '1 rain from Phila delphia and the 8.60 A. AI. train from West Grove, leaving Oxford at 6.90, A. M.. The beautiful scenery and well-known healthfulness of Delaware and Chester.counties offer superior in ducements to those looking for summer board, hit. Freights for this line received at No. 16 Market St. A. . BURTON, Philadelphia, June 58,1800, tattle Unbrintendent. AfriogiMiNOßTH PENNSYL VANIA RAILROAD. For SETILLF.HEM, DOYLESTOWN, EASTON. MAUCH CHUNK. 'HAZLETON. ECKLY. wRITE HAVEN, WILRESBARRE. WILLIAMSORT. Ao. THREE THROUGH TRAINS. On end after MONDAY, JUI7 2d. IM ) Passenger Trains Inn leave FRONT and WILLW directs. Phi ladelphia, DAILY, (Sundays exoepted.) as follows: At 6.30 A. H, (Express), Tor Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk, Hazleton, Wilkosbarre, Williamsport, At. $3O F. M. (Express), forEs this hem, Easton, &o. This tram muskeg Easton at 5.50 60., and makes elose comm P. otion with New Jersey Central for Pew York. it 6P. M. for Bethlehem, AUentown , Mauch Chunk /ce. At 9 A. M. and 4 P. P. for Doylestown. At 10.50 A. Al. and GAO P. M. for Fort Washington. The a3O A. M. Express Train makes dose connection with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem. being the shortest and moat desirable mote to Wilke:Marrs, and to all points in the Lehigh Coal Region. TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA: Leave Bethlehem at 5.55 A. M., LSO A. M. and 9.23 P. Leave Doylestown at 7.50 A. IYI and 4.15 P. M. Leave Fort Washington at Mr, A. hli and 5 la F.M. Ott SUPIDAYS: Riliti l :lga, r fcfr ß lPo t iZ em a , t a a t I " P N . Doylestown ior Philadelphia at 8.40 A. M. Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 5.00 P. M. Fare to Bethlehem-31 aolFare to Mauch Chunk. 99 80 Fare to Easton.. —.. . 50IFare to Doylestown.. 080 Through Tiokets dust be prone at - the Ticket Of fice' at WILLOW Street, or BERKS Street, in order to eenure the above rates of fare. All Passenger Teeing (except Sunday Trains) ilonneat at Berke street With Fifth and Sixth streeta aid Second and Third-street Passenger Itailloada. 70 minutes after leaving Willow greet. PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD. i i i.:,ttApEETTN OF FARES I wit tw zr -iii x -becepttjaiMaltt kt 7 member tuiVf h iliV i A?Warty"ftie muter, at the °Mee the oompany, NC. ZO South FOURTH Btreet,e 4i t i are uottpn of twepty-Ave percent, from the "staler f es. Parties wishing to enjoy the Summer in the CO ntry will fi nd Hos a very desirable route, the flohuylkill and Lebanon Volleys bemir among the most beautiful end healthy in the State, and woes sible by four trains from and to Phtladelphin dell,. 8. BRADFORD, Treasurer t Pnu.s.negrula s March 26th, IMO. nihrr-tt afiLkimi BUMMER ARRANGE MENT. PRILAD RLA_ , WILMINGTON, AND BALTI MORE RAILROAD. On and after MONDAY. July 9, 18fO, PRAMIZ Dam,NDER TRAINS LEAVE PRILADF,LPRIA, ror mam at 5.1,1 A. M., 13 noon, (Expreu,) and 11.10 FoChestert at 11.19 A. id., 11 noon, 1.15.1.00,1.00 and 11.10 P. . For Wilminiten at OM A. M., If noon, 1.16, 6,00. 7.00, and 11.10 P. 34.. for New Castle et 8.15 A. M., mod coo V. M. or Middletown et 8.16 A. M., and 5.00 P. M. or Dover at 8.16 A. M. and 6.00 P. Al. For Harrington at 6.16 A. M.. and 5 P. M, For Milford at 8.15 A. M. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 6.00 P. M For Farmington at alls A. AL Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 6.00 P. hi. .•or Seaford at 8.16 A. M. Monday's, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 6.00 P. hl. Fnr Balukbary at 8.16 A. M. Mir - Train at Al Sat u rdays , t at Seaford on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and with steamboat to Norfolk. .R.Ams FOR PHILADELPHIA and O Leave ttiircurr . e at Bdo A. M., (Express ' ) LLB /11, M., no . Leave ilminkton at 6 . 50,8.60, and 1110 A, DI., 1.46, Leave&sal'. al. &dietary at 1.50 P. M. leave Seaford, Tuesdays, Thursdays, am! Saturdays, at 7.211 A. ..Lan a2 AO P. h. , Leave Farmington, Tuesdays t Thursday'', and Satur day'', at 8.00 A. M. Mondays, 4.15 P. AI. , cave Milford. Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 7.60 A. M., and 4.00 P. M Leave Harrington at 8.16 A. hl. and 460 P. K. Erggird - sfx , r... - .11::fizt19 0 1. K .40 P. M. aye New Cast.e_rit 8.00 , 10.66 i t . 1.1., and 7.85 P. M. ave Chester at 7.40, 9.10 A. ~ 12,01, tat, 6.80, and 9.16 P. /41: Ilfir Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and Delaware Railroad at 10.19 A. AL, and 6 25 P. hl. TRAINS kVA timainiOßE Mare Cheater at 8.46 A. Id., 1118 and 11.40 P. M. AAl' 'Wilmington at 9.26 A. /11., 1306 P. M., and 12.20 L _M. rratuGHT TRAIN, with PASSENGER CAR attached, will run as follow.: Leave Philadelphia for Perryville and Intermediate places at Y. M. Leave Wi lming ton for Perryville and intermediate placer' at LW P. M. Leave liavre-de-Gmoe for Baltimore and intermedi ate places at 6.00 A. hi. Leave Baltimore for Havre-de-Grace and intermedi ate places at SAO P. M. SUNDAYS Only at 11.10 P. M., from Philadelphia to Baltimore. nly at 6.25 P. M., from Baltimore to Philadelphia. jy/ B. M. FELTON. PresidonL 1860. 1860. &FAIN° AREANGEMEN —NEW YORK LINER. W.IdL IS CAMDEN AND AMROY AND FRILIA DBIRRIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD. CO. LINES FROM PRILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK AND WAY PLACES, From Walnut-street Wharf, Will Wave we follows—ths: ling, At 6 A El, via Camden and Amboy, C. & A. Accom modation„--- ... At 6 A via Camden and Jereey - City (N. J.) Ao- AreMairramaainTen 2 22 nut— At 11 A by Steamboat, via Tammy an City. Western Express,. -- 000 At 1234 I' hi, via Camden and Amboy, Amloinnm dation At 2 P 111, Via Camden and Amboy, .A. Ex- ArrlavM,lFifteGt;T:mtiqiVlLioiTairinersei 3 33 City, Evening Express...,.. 3 0.) At 4 01. by Steamboat ma Taeony and Jereo7Ctty, 24 Class Tieket At 6 P 01, via Camden and Jersey City, Vvening At Ii PM, via Camden and elty . , - S;ut - liern 24 Mail.— ...., 2 24 Ate 1' ht, via Camden and Amboy Accommoda tion, (Freight and Paesongerd—lo't Class Ticket, 223 9d 1 The 6 P Plait Line rune daily. 'rho 11 I' Bouth 60 - ern Mail, Saturdays excepted. For Belvidere. Dutton, Lambertville, Flemington, &a., at 6A hi and 41' hi, from Walnut-street wharf. and 7.10 A hl from Kensington. For Water GaP,Stroudebarg, Scranton, Wilkesberre, Montrose, Great Bend, &e., at 6 A. M. from Walnut street wharf, and 7.10 A. NI. from Kensington, via Dela. wtg: r kei o c u k n o t wai and West n It er. For Freehold , °r atiS a l 6 . ITPd, l a ndh 434 F.M.. Y LS. For Bristol, Trent o n, &o. o , I at NE 2g and 4 I'. hi. from Walnut street wharf, 7.10 A. 1,1. and rihi P. M. from it t' a i l l' 3 arnWra,Riverton, Defence Beverly, Burling ton lorence, Bordentown, &e,, at 1214 , 1 and 414 P. IM. Steamboat Jos Belknap for Boidentown 'and Interme diate Places, at 214 I'. M. Steamboat Trenton for Tenafly at 11 A. M. and Taeony,Beverly, Burlington, and B ristol, at 4 P.M. Fifty Founds of Baggage, only, alowevil ouch Batmen ger. Passengers are prohibited from taking anything as baggage but thou arganng apparel. all baggage over fifty pounds to be paid for extra. Tim Company limit their responsibility tor baggage to One Dollar per pound, and will not be liable for any amount beyond 6;100, ex cept by 'veinal contract. aide WM. 11. GATZMEII. Agent. ELMIRA ROUTE.— PHILADELPHIA AND EL MIRAVOMPIM QUICKEST ROUTE to Tamaqua, Catawiess, Ru pert, Wilkesuarro, Scranton, Danville, Milton Wil liainaport, Troy, Ralston Canton, Elmira .4.1] Niagara Falls, Rochester; Cleveland, Dotroi T oledo Chicago, St. Louis, Milwaukee, and all points I4orth and West. PaSsenger Walla will leave the new Depot of the Plii ladelphia and Reading Railroad, corner BROAD and OALLOWHILL Streets, (Passenger entrance on Cal !whin etreet,) daily (Sundays excepted), for above points. as follows DAY EXPRESS. —ROO A. M. .N I OUT EXPRES . S..• • P. M. The [l.OO A. M. train connote at . lippert, for Wilkes berm, • Pittson, Boranton, and fiII stationson to N LACKAWANA AND BLOOMSBURG RAILROAD. The above trams make Oren connections at Elmira with the trains of the Now York and Erie, Canendaigna e rirt Niagara Falls, and Buffalo, New York and Erie, and ewlYork Central Railroads, fromall points North and vo _gist, and the Canad ea. Baggage obaokco to Elmira, Ennio, and Suspansion Bridge. and at i..rermediate Pointe, 'pasts oanba roonril at the Philadelphia and El mtra Railroad bit e'C'.l le et Offite. nOrthweet ( forner of tIXTR and Off %TN:ad at l i ty ranter al lfiraltd . 2( 1 10S PREIta " Leave the P ielphia and Rending Depot, Broad and Callowhill etre t 1(1 isuntlays excepted), tor all ntnts•Westa N orth, at 6P. M. rrelghts mu be delivered before 3P.AL to Insure their going ame day. or. further information Opal) at Freight Depot. THIRTEEN Pt, and OALLOWHILI,, or to CHAS. 84 TAPPEN, General Agent, Northwert aorner SLISINH and. [(MESTA Sti eats, aims/ p hi Imiwlt•liin. CHEESE —l3O Boxes Herkimer county °keen. far 'sale O. 0.6 1..D.LE Ft. & CO.. No 100 ARORBtreekleeond door above FRONT, 1728 * l-* i"= 7 ;11Yofi8Nst ;c1 4.11 R NIA m N uu ! , qk vo depot. -- nariate {Alf andl. at 7 St) A. M.; X , 'Pi ,A.., 1 "; and P.,' leave Philadelphia at 8 A: MA add Wen . O e n hile 'fi r d a ' t Y lP. Al. . . dY34I-tf 11I1E , N-TIT Q I; • RAILIMAII, 900 MILES DOUBLE 'TRACY. 'B6O. RammlE ft A irmi d„.lBrt ta6o., THE CAPACITY OF THx, - To ANY IN THL COUNTRY. THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN!! BETWEEN PHII,ALIELP k 1 A VI) PITTSBURG, Connooting direct at Philadolgaila Through Trains from Boitton, New York, and .;11 roi r.t and in the Union Depot at Pittsbog with Through T rains to and front all points in the Treat. Northwest, and Southwest —thus furnishing thollitiee for the transportation of Passongetsunstirpaseed ibr speed and comfort by any other routs {p Express and Fast Linde ,tin without change Of Career Cknulaotbra. hiCA.EI roe tenger Trams provided with Loughridge a Patent Brake—specd underperfeot control of the engineer, thus adding inuoh to the safety . of travei.era. Smoking Cars are attached to each Train ; WocdralPs Sleeping Cars to • Express and Fast Trains. The EXPRESS RUNE DALLY: Mail and Pest Lines. Sun days excepted. Mail Train leaves Philadelphia at 750 A. hi. East Linea 11.19) A. rain 45 P. Pe SAY TRAINS LEAVE AB POLLOW E; Harrieburs Accommodation via Columbia, 9P. IC Columbia if 'coo p. PWest arkeeburg 11 0.1 0 1 1 . Cheater West Chester Passengers wits to West Chestor Aooommodation,and Coltittibis Trams. Passengers for nimbi:try, Williamsport. Buffa lo, Niagara Palle, nod intermediate points, leaving phi 'ml°ll4llB, at 7.15 A. 751. and It P. M. go direotly through. nit Tlokets WeetWard may be obtaed at the °Moog chine Company in Philadelphia, New York, Boston, or Bal. timore I and Tickets Railroad Oltees i the West; also on board any of the molar Line of Steamers on the Miseasiinn or Ohio rivers. 19 - Faro always as low, end time as amok, as by ant 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 Pennevivapis. Railroad to Chiervo.make this the DIRECT LIME RETWEEXTHE EAST APO) THE CREAT The connection of traoke by the Railroad 'lodge at Pittsburg, avoiding all drayage or ferriage of Freight, together with the caving of ti Freight dantages readily appreciated by Shipppers of end the Travai ling Public. Merchants and Shiers entrusting the transportation of their Freight to t his Company, can rely with confi denee on its epeedansit. THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point In the West by the PonneylvaLls Railroad are at alt times as faverabts as are charged by other Railroad Companies. flEir ro Be eartioular to mark paokages via Perui. ad. For Freight Contract' or ehipolng Direotiori, swot, to, or address either of the farming Agent' of the UOle . DABY : D. retwAwr, Pittehlitg; H.e.rieree & Co., Zanesville,O.; J. Johnston, Abler, G.; R. MoNeely,Marermllo KT.: Ormaby & . d ropper, l'addoek * Co., Jellarsonville r Indi ana; H. W. Brown & Cincinnati, 0.; Athern & IlibLert, 0.,• It. C. Meldrum Madison, Ind.; Jos. B. Moore, Louisville, Ky.; P. G. O'Biley & Co., Evansville , Ind.; N. W. G raham & Co., Cairo r Ill.; R. Bane.F. Glars, Bt. Louis, Mo.; John H. Har m, sahville, Tenn.; Horns & Hunt J . Meg i i i plus. Tenn.; Blame & Cluongo, 1114,W. zji, gouts!, Alto" to•Preight Araats of HMS er.tht pointe in the Woht. B. B. KINGSTON, Jr., Philadelphia. MAGRAW & KOONS, SO North etre° _ r _t Baltimore. LEECH & CO., 1 Astor House, or I S. William at., N.Y. IaBECH & CO., 77, State street, Boston. H. H. HO sToN, Gen'l•Freight Agent, Phila. L. 1.. HO PT, Gon'l Ticket Agent, Phila. B. LEWIS. Gaul flup't Altoona, Fa. .1 y ar titi m mg PIIIL4i.D.E t iaPIIIA AD7- 7 PAStIEII telt M. RHI R NTAlli t tL i f, READING and HARRISBURG. MORNING LINE, DAILY, ( Sundaya exe, A rpted„) Lease. New Depot, corner of BROAD and (LLOW HIL L Streets, PHILADELPHIA, (Passenger entrances on Thirteenth and on Callowhill streets /at ROO A. M., connecting at Harrisburg with the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, 1 P. M. train rennin. ta Pittsburg ; the CUMBERLAND VALLEY 1.05 P. M. bum running_to Chamhorsburg Carlisle. Omand the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD I P. AI.A train, runtime' to Sun bary,lacc. AFTERNOON LINES. Leave New Depot. oorner of BROAD and CALLOW- IiL Streets, PR ILADELPHIA,(Parnanger entrances on Thirteenth and on Callowhill streets.) for POTTS. YLLLV. !Ad HARRISBURG at e. 30 P. M.. DAILY. for at 5 P. li.. DAILY. (sunaari em DI oted.) STANCRS VIA PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD. FROM FULLIDLLPIaII Miles. To Phmniavale--. Rending.-- —. 18 Lebanon.. _ Harrisburg—___ -111 Duph._ M a illersb in ur 143 Trevorton Jung— etion..lsB Sunbury._--AM Northumberland--..111' Lewisburg—.._„.llB Milton —...----.132 Money— .----191 Williamsport— ..-309 Look Haven,—.......535) Ralston— .26l Elmira ---- 'rhe and A. M., and the ale at Port Clinton, (Sundays am WISSA, WILIAMSPORT making dose oonneotica wfj Canada. the West, an South DEPOT IN PHILAD ‘LPHI CALLOWBILL Stmets. W. M. Mel PaIIaPHILADELPHIA, GER. MANTOWN AND NORRIS TOWINAILROAD-S UMM ER ARRANGEMENT.- On anFOR r G MO RMA AT r , o_MWNyI4, WO, Leave Philadelphia 6,7, 8. 9, 10,11, and II A. M.. 1,2, 8%, 4,9, 6,7, 8. 9, 1074 , US P. M. Leave Germantown 6, 7 It. 8, 836, 11,10,11,12 A. M., 1,2, 8,4, 6,4, 04,7. ,9 le& M. OPI AYR, Leave Philadelphia 9.08 min. A. M., f, 0,8, 734, and 10N Y, td . Leave Germantown 8.10 min. A. M., 1.10 min., 4,6%, and DX P. M. OITESTNUT HILL RAILROAD. e6lll Philadelphia 6,8, 10,11 A. M., 2, 4,1, 636 8,9, and 101( P. M. Leave Chestnut 11111 1.10.7410, 8.40, 9.40 11.40 A. M., 1.40, 8.40, 6,10,140, and 1.10 ra, ON KU DAYS. !save Philadelphia Lei A. M.,11, I , and IN P. M. Leave _Ohannut Hill 7.60 A. M., 11,60, 6.10, and 0.10 min., P. M. FOR VONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN. armainßadelnlita AMIN, 0.06. 11.05, num. A. M.. 4a,, axe, o.so, and nu p. Leave IforriatOWn O. 7. 8.05, 0, 11 A. M.. 114. 436. I and 7141'. H. ON SUNDAYS, b ug pai r ltl4l ,, phlal l / 2 hil vi said inf r a RM. P. Leave Philadelplua Leo, 'N. 0.06. 11.08 A. M., LOC Lel, Lue. Di, 5.86, 6.60, 834' and 11( P. M. Leave 31ar.aynnk 4768.85, PM. and UN A. M., 2, 8.08, 8, OK, 8, and 9.56 .M. Its U - NDAYII, Leave Philadelphia 6 A. M., 0.6, and 0 P M. Mare Mansyntin 781 A. M., 144, 634, and 9,5 f P. M. li. K. Bfil rr Fl_General Supenntendenh 1112-11 DEPOT. NINTH and ORERN 4treeue. ELLIS CLARK, Agent. NOTIOE.--011ESTER INAVAITINVALLEY RAILROAD—PA& iIkINGER TRAI 8 R DOWNINGTOWN AND IN TERMEDIATE BTATIONB.—On and attar 18th May. O. the Passenger Trims for _DOWNINGTOWN Intl start from the .new Passenger Depot Of corner ila delphia_ and Iteadtng_Rallroad COMP3I2I. of BROAD cad COLLO Wllll4. CitriSatat (parsonger en trances on Oallowhill. A MORNING TRAIN for Downingtown, :wren st 8.00 M. • O.FTEANDON TIALIN for Donalnitowr, loom at a lifiLY Mondays ea eot tl.) By order of the Board c of !dangers of Ike Pkllaitolokts -end lamtiting COMrany. non Virr H. McILHENNEY. &oratory. Mig-RARMWEST CHESTER RAILROAD TRAINS vu. re..NN etYL VAN I A RAILROAD. Leave Depot, cornerELEVENTH and A14,12.KET _Streete, daily (except Soodav 1 at 7.1.3 A. M../t.lO P. M and 4. P. M. Leave 'Woof ChAmukr AM . A. M.. 10.43 A. M.. arid LW P. M. FOR A THE HOUTH.-011ARLE8- TON-ND GHT SAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS. FREI ItEDUCED. Haan Frelght at an average of ziptsgut per eon*. be low New York Steams Moistest. FOR CHARLESTON, S. C. Th. U. S. Mail Steamship KEYSTONE STATE. Cap lain Cline, P. Mateliman, will sail on 'I uesday, August 7, et to o'clock A. M. Through in le to 60 honre—only 40 hours at Sea. NOR HAVANNAH,GA, The U. S. Mall Steamship STATE OP GEORGIA, Captain John J. Garvin, will edit on Friday, August 10, at 10 A. H. through in 60 to 60 holm—only 40 hoax. at Sea. IP - Saitins nays oh= sad from every Saturday to every fivo days. Goods received, and Bills of Lading signed every clay. first-elass side-wheel Steamships KEY ST ONE. STATE and STATE OF GEORGIA now run a above every ten clay,, thug forming a five-day comma rtioltion with Charleston and Savannah, and the Routh and Southwest. At Goth Charleston and Sarannah, these Ships eon noot with steamers for Florida, and witn railmds t for all places in too Booth and South Weal. INSURANCE. Freight and Insursnoe one largo proportion of !foods shipped South will be bound to be lower by these snips than by sailing Yowls, the - reminia being one-half the rate. N. D.—lnscranoe on all Railroad Frolght in entirely unneoensarY, farther than Charleston or [savannah. the Rtulroad Companies taking all risks from these points. OREAT REDUCTION IN FAILE. Fare by thin route Slit to tO par cent. cheaper than by the Inland Route, on will be noon by the following solo dule. Trd ough tickets I rom Philadelphia, via Charles ton and tinvannah eteamehips, IN CI, (MINE/ MEALS on the whole route, except from Charleston and Stalin nab to Montgomery s INLAND FAIL To Oharleston—..-815 00 Charleston—. —.ln 60 Savannah.-- 1600 Savannah— --. 6100 Augusta..._._,.. :0 00 Auguata 25 PO Maipon— 21 00 62 75 Atlanta .y. 29 00 51 00 C01umbu5—......., 23 00 Columbus.:—.,-- Ed 00 Albany— 34 00 37 00 Montgomery__. VI 00Montgomery-.... 68 00 MOO obile—..__._ {6 90 New Orleans--. 6976 New Orleans__.._ 6100 No bills ot lading maenad after the ship has tiailed. • For freight or passage apply on board, at mend wharf above Vino street, or to ALEX. HERON, Jr., Southwest corner FOURTH and CHESTN Mr. Agents in Charleston, T. 8. Es T. 0. DODD. Savannah, HUNTER Eg GAMMELL. Tuesday For Florida from Charleston, steamer Carolina marl' For Florida from Savannah, steamenalli,lllargoti and Mt. John's every Tuesday and Saturday, HAINES BUOS.' OVERSTRIING PATEN T-A CT lON PIANO FORT PA " Cheapest First Chiss Pianos made. aplendid assortment of Louis :XIV and other styles. for sale at Factor> Cash Prices. and warranted for b years. &mond-hand A ones fur sale and to rent. . . „ EI:ORGb. L 6. E. COT. of UN, rersi and &HOU t. PRINCE h CO.'S Improved MELODEONS. from 846, uvwurds. IYI6-3m rim PIANOS! PIANOS ! ! PIANOS !I • PIANO-FORTES. f-LELODEONtk PIANO-FORTEM. MELODEONS. Mule by Rarer",llaoen, & Co., Norma & mark, Rafter 4Daais, & Go., sad others. J. E. GOULD t mrli- 1 SEVENTH and CIIESTIV E ig,Tag S STEINWAY er. SON' NEW PA II- 'l'EriT OVER-STRING GRAND PIANOS, 3QUARE GRAND, AND !SQUARE _PIANOS, now pre ferred to cemcerte and in private eiroles by the beat verfordorn. Received the lirEt premium; over the heel make re,trorn judge 9 like Go ttte h elk,_lsl Macon and othere, Ohallenire 11 competition. Ilt,ABl ITB BROTHERS, di-Ir INTNITT Street. THE ADAMS EXPRESS Be° CHESTNUT Street. forwards Parcels, Packages. lite rchand.so, Bank Notes, and specie, either by its own lanes or in connection with other Express Companies, to Eli the principal towns and pities of the - Gutted States, icloS-tf B. S. SANDFORD, General Superintendent. HARDWARE PACRAOE HOUSES. pACILIGE lIARDWARE ITOUSTL—We would resy?eotfully call the attention of the Veni al 'Hardware rrade to oor extenalvo Stook of BM SIIIIUHANI HARDWARE. width we offer at a amcll ‘Cvmactb Di the paokare. Orders flr direct unportajjon golleited. and Coed: IN :Wand oit.ter 13 CIES city, POW York . , or New Ur:oat& W. C. Lk.Wift. & !Inn, COhIIvI4RCII.I Strest, Tut a•p.d Clcanotiavon 2 fat4oz...ita otie.d fuesta r emit. ant: That.lextie Katdw.f.r9. HENNESSY BRANDY. -70 casks, in 1 ou tr i p i " igliagri "" 3 1 1 A,Viei %IVA' * Philadelokna and Reading and Lebanon Valley,R.A. ' ( " t itfro%n'ra j j Sunbury and Ene R. R Williamsport mil Elmira Railroad. P. M. tram connect daily and eER' w E t RAI L ROAD, th lines to Niagara Falls, await. Li:tdomor of BROAD and ILE33IIIIEY.IIINtretarr SHIPPING. PIANOS. EXPRESS COMPANIES. puRREss, BRINLEY & CO 2 No. 499 MARKET STREET,' -2)ANCOA ST, AUCTIONEER ? II el{ SCOT-131, cifESTri r CA 1!11.-.-f r t uL ,Pa ^ S T, of continued' 11l health. eieepeed of ;II ye: "! ta , "llta. 4 t 3 h r t a iiTard / i . herethrore ennsdotell .h..,"a a t " etiiiet to mt,- Pr.T. P aWane. my thantns for the 1 &alb 111, z ouioitunAY to tea -tanuation tom, support 1 basil , 'tee lYed,,and I 8 'c teat all no sucoessof, whom costVorlie o'a i,T, Ja. unsettled accounts ?. Pnit.Aneceui. , . frnen . st r. relttimpvitY eAt.Kor I , l's kt4lj ,g , 3l`S.'t. FELT, S, 00L. ¢ND cAssemzEtE fixrg, 64.70, order of bxecutou (Jr Wedn6Ydny Morroa e. enguat 6th. hr catalogue, on a credit, commencing at 10% o'clock, will he sold— , VS, Dales men'e and buys' telt, orcal. ensassimPre bats, ra to median:l qualltv. new and i.otlihkrn aty les ; men's super black and whits sdk and ca am m e e hate; boys' plush and cloth caps; otter and teal caps e. Alse, by order of Sheriff, fur Cash. At 10 o'olocar, the stook and Psteret of a o ,, tua l c iw. establahment, no ' using material, hlteree. binger's sewing machine, ko. - pinup FORD & CO , AIIOTIO'NEBRS, 7 11- • No. 1530 MARKET Street. cold 021 MINOR Street SEONI) LAREE SALE OP BOOTS, SHOES, AND 11801 3 / 1 178, "Orr THE °A LIJ 18dtt. • v.Oddi OnBEft. On Thin - sting klOfningi , August nh, at id o'clock .PremselY, .7 catalogue, on 4 months credit. 2,000 oases men's, bore, and youths' calf, kip, grain, and thick boots. calf, kip. buff, wax, and rusfet brogans, ealf and buff gaiters. OXford tics and walking shoes, wouien'e., names', and children's cajf, kip, goat, morocco. arid hid luaus and shoos, ladles' unbent. and kid slippers. Also, a full as sortment Of city-made women's. mums'. and children's goat and morocco hi ots. Also. doz. Calf Skins. The above sale will prove attractive to Southern and 'Weste oarbyrs. • As the sale comprises mimeos 14 ' , fresh gdsddet from first-class umnufatqurers, the earls attention of buyerl is invited. Kir Goods open for examination, with catalogues, early on the morning of sale. • INSURANCE COMPANIES. SABINE &I DUV., INSURA.NOE AGENTS. No. 4116 WALNIIT Street, Maas iivtinat loss or damage by Fire, OR (Raton and Woollen Ming. and other alearactones, Morohandau, Furruture. and of er ratortY, on favo rable trrITIS, in the lollowinc we' ni-nott . n eorrinitnes: PINENIX INSURANCE C0.,. - OF HARTFOKD Ca:2l Capttal and Surplus SSP/395 St NCZTROPOLITAN FIRE INS. CO. OF NEW YORK, Cash Capital and Surplus 5382,568 60. PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INB. CO., PROV. Cash Capital and Strada@ S__s4s 765 15. ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF NEW YORK. Cash C, paid and Florida@ 5238j43 HOPE FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF NEW YORK, Cnel, Capital and Surplus HAVEN, CITY FIRE INSURANCE' CO., OF DI Cash Capktal and surplus 8..V4.5/.4 77. CIERMANIA FIRE INS. CO., OF NEW YORK, clielh Capital and Surplus' 5/215 314179 tIAIRCLRT FIRE IN C . CO., OF NEYORK.' Cash Capital and Rendus 0285,958 APPljoatinrut In parson or 14 nrde gilt receive prompt attention. BABLNE OtTY,.SSAnIa, Jai Sin No. 424 WALNUT Street. THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO AIPANN O DIMIADATRIA. (FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUgIVELY.) WOZIPANY'S BUILDING% S. W. CORNRE _FOURTH AND WALNUT STREETS. DIRECTORS. ikRAICIITOILD arAsx. ILLIASI MCKIM, NALBRO FlcAzunt, MAU. WiiA.HrktereiFo OH&RLES C°Xg ' 88° A MERICAN FIRE INSURANCE 00., 4 - 1 .- INCORPORATED 1810—CILARTER PERPEI UAL. No. S 0 WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia. Raving a large paid-up Capital Stook and Surplus In vested in sound and available Sanskritic!, continue to insure on Direllines. Stores, Furniture, alerchandise, Veneta in Port and their cargoes, and other Personal Property. All losses liberally and promptly adjusted. ntsscT as. Thos. R. Marls, John T. Levu, John Welsh, James R. Campbell , Samuel.C. Morton, Edmund 0. Datilh, Patrick .Urndy. Chas. W. Peultney. Israel biome. . . . THOMAS R. MARIS, Pres Meat,. ALBERT C.L. CRAWFORD. Secretary. fetl-tr INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE -IL STATE OF PENNULVANIA—FIRE A 1 4 4- RINE INSURANCE—no. 4 EXCHANGE BU MP- Chartered in 1T 4—Capital IXo,oo6—liseete,llllll/1171, 1966. 8347,1i6 ea-100. All invested in Sonnet and available oroaritiea—oon- Cone to inters on Vessel' and cargos', BuiJdmas, Stook/ of bleroltandue, &0., DloECTOßS nliberal tertna. Menu D. aherzerd, • George 11.11taart, Toby t Banmel Grant, Jr.. Charles blaoaleeter4 Tolima Wagner, William 8. Smith, Vhomas B. Wattireill, Jo nß.Budd Henry G. Freellatlle Charles 8. Leans, orie Ca_ peon, HENRY I). 8 0. HERR.ERD. President. WILLIAM RARPRR.Reeretare iee-wfm tf ifiIXCHANGE INSURANCE .COMPANY • —Office N 0.409 Vir&LNTIT Street. FIRE INSURANCE on Roues and MarolundLes ganorally, on favorable term, either limited or per petual. DIRECTOR. Jeremiah Bonn% &Void D. Nberts. John q Ginned°, !elm J. Oritethe. /_oellua . T. Owen, Reuben C. Hale. Thomet Marsh, . John hl Do w ell. Sam!. L. Smedlay, Jae. T. le, BellefontS. JEREaTIAII N Preeldani. JOHN Q. GINNODO, Vitae Preeldent. EDWAILD W. DAVID. leoretArr inher-wfmit C UAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPA ,u6 NY—FRANKLIN BUILDINGS, 41:01 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL AND BUR. PLUS 8359,74170.—1n5ures against Loss or Damage hi Eire, and the Penle of the Bea, Inland Navigation and Trangportation. GEORGE H. HART, President, B. P. ROBS % Vine President. H. H. COGGSIHALL, See 'y and Trsagarer. • B. H. BUTLER, Assistant Beeman. DIRECT2n o t e rtfi l tier' Foster B. Perking, . W. Dailey, Andrew It. Chambers H. R. Coggshalt, Samuel Jona", AL D..' Hon. . Fetter. mhd-tf LIIIE INSURANCE AND TRUST COM- Fdi r la.Wifsre ulj r jfilaYW4 si.SI,IL.S LIVES for he whole term or ilife—Trunts anninhes and endowments—pamhasea lite interests in Jul Estate, and makes all contracts depending tea the sonionge tunes of Life. They act an Exemitonr, Adminiatraters, Al3lOOll Traideta, and Grardiana. Danie lDATia L. Miller DBfisrd COntail ll , lda William KOMI Samuel C. Huey Shark's Hallowel , l, teours C. Townsend; dolatma Keats • - William ilLCarr. V. Dalton, - William Robertson. Warner M. Raain Y. /1.. ll ll ehi SSA A SAML. Jaii, W. Doi so*. genre, &Tolle 0. aloha, William Martin JB. c amea . hloFarlSMlls oseph H. Trotter, James Easton, Whoosh'lcus Paahtinsl Edmund A. 0.014er, Daniel L. Ilutolunsen: Jam W. Homo:. Elha glatosooll . A iror, tlasll , ria Joasrh Naa6l John 0. Brenner. ay, Enaton. hIII,ILEIL, Presidia& ITTOINII' Visa l'reert. tar. , wag DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFELY IN SURANCE COMPANY INCORPORATED By THE LEGIsLATURR OB PENNS I'L rA oFFios IL E. CORNER TII/Ro AND WAbrlllf en vERS Streets, hiladlphia, MAREI4INE INSURAN aE. , cARGQ, Ti Porta of the World. FREIGHT, INLAND 'INSURANCES On Reeds, by River, Canals, Lak mid Land Cartilage FlREnion. INSURANCES On Merchandise generany. • Storm Dweihns Boum!, tee. ASSETS OF TB COMANY, Notstabpr I, IEO9. Par. Marks) TANI 1123,000, Philadelphia City 0 V cent. loan-4MM 00 100,000,_ Pennsylvania State 6 op et. Loan.--. 63,606 00 21,000 Pennsylvania State 6 W ot. Loan.-.—. 02,000 oo scow, U. d. Tremury 634 Vp cent. Notes and intermit cue 00,0e0 04 0130,000 U. S.'Prenzury6 Wet. Notes and lucer ne, due— . '.• 30,6111 00 $26,000 Temporary Loan the City of Phils, dolplus 25,000 00 $50,000, Pennsylvania Ruin:rad Oct Mortgage gt cent. Bondi— 41,000 00 100,000, North Pennsylvania Railroad Mort gage 6 tf , cent. Bends_... 11300 00 incooo West Philadelphia Pcavenger Railway Oompany 7 Ve . ct. coupon bonds.... 11,600 go i 111,000.000 @harm' stook Germantown Gai =patty, interest and principal gnu - anted by tho city of Phila delphia— MAO 00 36,000, 100 shares Pennerirania Railroad Company— —.. LIU 03 $5.000,100 shares North Pennsylvania Rail road Company—. NO 00 CUM, ewes Philadelphia Ice Boat and Steam Tug Company. Phibadelplue and Savannah Steam Navigation Com pany, Ocean Steam .Navigation UoinPanY. Philadelphia and Ha vre. de Grace Steam Tow Boat Company. Philadelphia Esohatge Company so g@43s,Bfa Bor.de and Mortgagee, and Real Estate. 01- 1111°° ' n5" fine Budding-- CMS ell Bills receivable for Ineuranoea made —ll3 ee 0 Balance due at agenmea—Preiniums on Ma rine Pohoies, interest, and other debts due the Company RAU ea scalp and stook of inindrylasnrar.ce Comm- 00 gun en I/wet in Bank er.oce inolosca Wllllem Marta Edmund A. dolman Theoptul. ?unless. John R. Panroos, john o.l)min. amna Traonair, E , ro. JIIMO3 C. Hand, William C. Ludwilni 14 3 . e .11 th Atite l eon, (morn° G. I.eipOr t eharten Kollr. WIL9.M C.A, TIIO 11V 77W9 I.V7.llll}unt J.l .uPlAilt award Darlington ; H. Jones Brooke Eg °neer Mrihraile. %tome 0. Han (. .4,ohett Bruton, Jnoob P. Jones, Jame, B. M'Forlaitit a Joshua P. hire John B. Semple: ritteb'g. B. T. Morgan, A. B. Berger 41 ,_ bl MARTIN, rregident. . AABD. Vino Preindent. die RIEDICINAL. THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND. DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR !AS universally supplanted all other Ointmi linta and healing ap ' plication. in both the Eastern an Weatera enuspheres 'wherever intro duced mid to iateinsie merit is the tins tectist of its euoaoee in all costamosta Affection. whether the cause be attbdiat or disensa. DUENS & 0 SCALD, ore instantly relieved of I. their garnish pain and indammatou, by a timely applica renew e d bie mar to/lous healer, and the g flesh le as if by a ""m i` n IiE.II I IV.III r D n 'SY t " T r e iTtli n inifiEßY. Children are frequent M trotiferers from external in .uriec, dreamily from Fluid and Camp/tens Ex : ”.034113—t tereforo every Z mother should have this Le.illpF preparation pan- remov e sn hand. It heals ear. Le's' , qe. ace amoldr 5, the TETTEN. or RIN li WORM, so prod- 7 fent in the naorstry— ro TRAVELLERS '.; BY SEA AND LAND. The r. ea hint st, the Tra 0 veller, and every other In dividual whose lot in life ,-. throws Lou within the chance of accident from T es•plosion, fire, or cons tion, ahoula bear in mind;l 4 , that this Mario Extractor to hie beet and only friend , en 1% Is both. portable and cheap, and enould ever be ee hie companion, as a friend in need. There are thou-.n., sands of living witneeees to testify to its marvellous r '..,"" virtue, who owe their The following are a few ileumd limbe and muscles to rte towing offload. Which DA.LLEY'S ALAGI- ~ CAL PAIN EXTRACT of the teanfinudtssazie for OR ix a PREVENTIVE q as well as CURE: Burrs, hyplif Wounds, ems, Sores of all kinds, li nnsex, Shot Bolls, Prt u t a ilites, Earofula, Broken Breast, Fever Sores, Seery!, Rata of Reptiles, Felons, Scalds, Cancer, Planilular Dix- Sourf, Orr.cleil Lips, ester:, Scald Head. Chapped Rands, ' . f.lerollrial norm, Sprains, Chilblain, Paine renerally, Small Pox. (.ramp, /moms, Tumors, Contracted Cords, Piles, Totter, °hales, Poison, . - Ulcers, Dietaries of the Rheumatism, Venereal sores, Skin, Rashes, ice. Sold at the prineipal Depots, Broadway', New York, and 11 end. 151 Ohartres Street, New Orleans by J. 1 , 11 HIGHT & CO., General Agent. It can also lie ob tained of sil respectable Druggiste and Merchants throughout the United States and Canude. T. W. DI . -- T ec SONS, Ed North SItCOPiD Street, fele Wholesale Aeents for Pennsylvania. IEFIZiI , D St OAR.-1,000 PArrels LO IIVERICruged. er.,lree am! Snead verized. r:"; k'RE:ij,TiateAdsrej'(;',:i?:.fills4Agrel.for sale NAVAL STORES.-250 bbls. Spirits Tur. rentine ; 2.000 do. Shipping Rosin; 480 do. Tar; aOO. korado .1 84D bble Piton, In store. and for sale by ROWLPIT. AkillßUKlllitt, it, CO., No. 16 5 anti WHARVES, /29 M THOMAS, & SONS. • Noe. 139 nal 141 Booth - FOURTH Street. • v Yormeri. teeehAst west) STOCKS AND REAL FESTAI7. SALES AT THE EXCHANGE TtYIISY TUESDAY. . During thelyrsictess season in July end Augu only opoxsional WEL p` Hendbili. of ench - wove rty itraed wiparstely, in uktitidn to whilst' we 'oldish. on the .aturday ineriong to teak We. one thousand estelogues. in violet y i fa lit m e t ilrigit fa 31 I e 46011 of ell the ProPertl WTO e 'REGISTER. areirardig:2 Nat °Er P p ri ttirst e i e! =t i , (a Gli I,COO nogion are printed ' weekly.) fres o f °hunt . TO RLLE RSg LLE , IPTY-FIFTa POO DALPHIA TRADE sei7l,ll B ORS, 8. ERFOTYPE PLATED, An., LLB O. ` , 143 on RONDA - 1. September inEn. concnnk., s in Pron% J. &TB—AUGUST IL REM, ERA ' , tate ofJohn Hannan, deo' , L Orphans' Court Pa LINO, Cathedral avenue, Two story snot DWEI... .Twenty-fourth ward •k DWELLING, ad- Sarno Estate—Two-story RM. Same Estete—Two-story Brick 11. .WELLING, ad- joining.dle, deed. Orphans' Court Bale—Estate of George nu, GROUND RENT of SY° a year. Same Estate—GßOUP. O R r Per of SA3 a rear. Pererup 6310—8 y ord r of Heirs. Very locuanie biol . . 3 aorta, ]9 perches, on the let. road. Nieetown lane. - ate ntoolote d tireentore Sole —vatate ofJohn PeSeure. " IST.b A 31130 vr 'HOTEL," at Bridesbnre, heather on the river Delaware. STORE AND D P i.ElYl t a ig N a o e .. 333 Queen stnet • Third ward. FeTIMIKOry Hale. ' Three-story Brick DWELLING, Twelfth street north of Itaftml. Two Three-story Brick 13 o. * ;ll,l,Tvirt. Nos. IMB sad Chnerinn street. west or Turelfth street, wi'h two three story :riek dwell/age is the rear. on Thurlow street, By_onler of Trustee% IftOli I OOMPANY # WORM AMP , VATIC, ItterAtep t,1419, 41 o e 1m T Y nobs, et the Me dew mit ; ozarer *Arty_ belonging to UM Montoat Ireetta r trany a rlt b rltt Tin Montour count?. e 5 . 4 %, el.cing et about 9,10 terra rahreble Norteral mat, eurutas_rtglile, rolling mills, furnaces. newt, &Wham ate., tee. Terms—W:o,3W each, when the property is street off, .11,1ree oa the exeontion of the deed, Titian M o f Prdlpartitrelere roar re town:ate. ISLIPIei at Nos 130 e.nd 141 South }IOU)! Rtreet ERIOR FURNITURE, FRENCH-PLAIT_ as4l - PIANO-FORTES. BRUnSEL,I CARYE On Thursday. Moraine, At 0'431014e the Auction Store, an assortment of excellent stoOnl-herld furniture, °latent, niene-fnrtee, fine mirrors, aerie% atm, from mantes dethning housekeeping, removed to thes note for oonotenersce 71 - MOSES NATELANS, AtinTIONNER Lc& AN.O_OOJIIMIy DEMOS As I I, le OMNI enter et 11.171 and CV iStralits. MO 10 LOAM , 1929,:c100 to loan, attire lowest rraes, au watattarerelry, graver plate, cry goods . clot come, regale, hardware, cutler, memoir tultrorliT name. bedding. ou t goods of every cesonption, is large or smell amoun 4.. leant one dollar to thousand*. for arm length of time an - 6040. WY The. Oldest Established ammo id this city. SPrivate entrance on RA . O littfsar.. Rumness bourn from 9 A M. to 9 r. Heavy inallratice for the benefit of deoceimat. CIIARGrS TWO PER CENT. 116 T Advances of /Mend upwards at two per oen& Advances of 010:1 and upwards, at one per cent, fog short loans. AT PRIVATE ft •LE. Some of the finest GOLD PATENT LEVER sad OußtietohlETEß WATCHES, manufactured at 1 , the usual selling prices. gold lever and lepine Iratotei ' , lvor lever and lepine yratohes. Swim French 'Marches. at e.stontskins low Donee, Jewelry evert do riPhiou. vary low ens, pistols. musical ipi strumenta, first Oa:Ay of Mavens cigars, at half thq Importation price, in anatritite to snit parshasers, ant various other hu la of OUT 00 r. 1 BALER Attended to personally y the Anceoneer. Consignments of any and every kind of TH cooda oitp d. MOSES NAANS. MOIMICLI L. DAMPING Eito. H. ISTVAHT • Loan 11. , Id 8.. . A. FAII.LIEMIQuTOOZ•a, J. L. a ßraggy. Bi ARR, etary. PENN fvE.F.AIt ENGINE AND Bothyre. virogiKs.—NEAFLE Av ii t AND TILLORKTI :AL ENGIN MACHIN ISTB,_,BoILER-MAKEBS, BLACK:DaI end POUNDERS, baying, for man,' years . been in euootnletti operation, and been exclusively engaged in building and repairing Marine and River Engines._ Isiah and low yrearnre. Ifon Boats, Water Tanks Propellers, ati.,ivepentfully offer their services to the public es.being fully prepared to contract for Engines of I me*. Name River, and' fitanenary: gets oatarns &trent wee. are prepared to a acute (tr am with d t / t p l iteh. Ryer, description of Pattern making mute_ at_ the eltorteet notice. High and Low Preseure, Flue; '3.,bniar, mid Cylinder Boilers, of the best Pennsylvania offstage! iron . Forgin* of Wuses and kin 4 e; Tron and Dress Castings. of all ` descriptions Roll Turning. gerew Cutting, and all other work con mood with the allettansinses. Drawings and epeciateitioni for all work done at their istatlishment, free of *halo. and work guarantied. The subscribers have enure ',hair dock ;ppm for re pairs of costa. where thee can !le in Intedt_safLAY. ind are provided with above. bionos.- or raising heavy or light weights. JWJACiri OB F . REAEVY M . L. BEACH and PALMER streets. POINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY, No. 951 BEACH Street %clear„gem Philadelpitis.—Wai- LIAM H. TIERS Inform. his Blond” that, henna psi o hued the entire stock of Platens >t ASiii above Foams. dry, he is now prepared to, reot.ivo arderpk4lhngi rut, and Saw Mill Castings, Soap, Cti , and orwo Work Gonna*. Outman made Elvin Ter ratorY 02 d isoia Panacea. in dry or green sand, or tart-la 11.131111 XL V. MIREIOL /.INMAN 11111.21•18 S jtjoiIIa c OUTHWARK FOLLII z PAY,_ AND WASHINSTON STAMM. KE Rtgotzerk s ENG[NEERS AND MACIAISTLR, Manufacture High and Law Pretantre eteettt Entine., for Land, Rarer -nd Marine Eamon. o fitlfe , rial9 th metire. Tanr.lron Basta, ico4 Iron Frame n ft:As for Get Work:, Work 15110 70 1,1 44 3- read Station., kn. "torte and Ga. Machinery of the latest and mod ilk. prof ..;1 consirnotrt Ere:, desenption ci Plantation Maelort(7.lm ei ol c ur dam. dew and Grist Mine. VacuumZe n .i.. Trains, Defeeatora"Filters. Paroglifirk w 4 to, Bole Agents for rt. 114.1jsfirE t ...., it auxuneas f , Apparataat Gee essay - Aar nwal W.I. t.- 1 EIRANKLIN . SAVING FUND, No. 13ti_lionth FOURTH Street, between Caeat nut and Walnut, Philadelphia, lays all Depatics on, demand. Cepa — earns' money seoured by Government. State. and City Loans, Ground Rents, Mort pagee, &e. The Company deems safety better than bine Profits, conrequently will run no nen with &W -elton"' money, hat have it at ell thnee ready to return. with 6 per cent. intcavat, to the owners. they have always done. This Company never I " Prr:l le e d 's, married or 11:1140 Srld 02111 deposit in their own right, andel:wit entente ean be withdrawn con tty their courant. Charterperuetual. Incorporated by.the State of Pennrylvanut with authority to receive money from trustees and execrator& . LARGE open pt ALL BUM! RECEIVED. vi %cl i g u n e ,:t e t zt il u r n o t rial c yp o tgoek, !ad en Jacob B. Shannon, Cyrus Cadwallader, John Equodler, @forge Baca% Mnisch' W. Moan Edward T. Hyatt, Loans Krornbhaar; Hoary Delany ? IfinhoLsa Riwanhooas, Nathan Of, Joe. H. Satterthwaite lone Yark . aa, JACOBB W HAN m ON t- President. Crays ClADwaia-staut, Treamen ap29-r V,„AVING FUND-FIVE PER CENT IN TEREST.—NATIONAL BAPETY TRL ,RT COM PAN y, WALNUT street. loather= earner of THIN lb Philadelphia. Incorporated by the State ot . PerunYi vania. • hloneyja received in any stun, large or mall, apd in terest paid from tha,day of deposit to the day of with- The office in open every day from nine o'elook in the morning till five o'clock In the evening. and on Monday and Thursday evenings till eight o'clock. lion. HENRY L. BENNER, President. HOBERT BELPRIDUE, Vice President. WiLium J. Rian, Secretary. DIRICTORS Hon. Renry L. Benner, V. Carroll Brewster, .E.lward L. Carter, Joseph B. Barr Hobert SeWide*, Emma Lee. Samuel K. Ashton,oseph Y ethos. Q, Landreth Alumna. James L. Stephenson. toner is received and payments made daily. The investments are made, in conformity with the provisions of the Charter, us Real Eetste hlortwee, Broiled Rents, and eachfirst-olass secant:les as wiU al ways insure perfect security to the depositors, and. Which cannot to era permanency La. inability to thus Institution. aul-ly SAVING FUND-UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY. corner TRIAD and CREST NUT Street. Largo and small sums received, and _paid bank on de mand without notice, with FIVE PER CENT. Mil" REST front the day of deposit to the day of 'alit drawal. Office hours from 9 until 0 o'clock every day, and on MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock. DRAFTS for saloon England, Ireland, and Scotland, from Al upwards. President--STEPREN R. CRAWFORD. Treasurer—JAMES R. HUNTER vAxy FISH. Actuary, K.- B 'r. NICHOLAS HOTEL O , RADWA. • R4r YAM, When oom4eted. six years ago, the BT. rucl—L AB was unwell pronounoed the most twignitioent , con venient, and t ioronghly organised establishment of 4 e kind on tine continent. What it was then it remains ta itl—gewnigllteggltriVloeinto'rt"amtnftueUolynme"e;.trlra Hotel has acoommodations for one i s guests, eluding one hundred complete suites of apartments for families. bix hundred persons can be ooinfortably nested at the tables of its three public dining rooms, and nor thing that modern art has devised for the convenience add social gratifieston of the travelling publm has been tted in its plan, or la neglected in iteSvactiovidetailt 4 The early reputation of the house at home and abroad, derived from its magnitude. its superb -apPointmantg. and its home. like comfort!' oar luxuries. has been en hanced every year by the unwearied exertions of the proprietors. maft-tou TREADWELL. WHITCOMB, & CO. LIMITED PARTNERSII P.—A limited Partztershle has this day heno entered tut° ey Thomas IJ. TtlOnghast, eati.uei M. duffield,tthequ F. ratttidse. end James Abbott. • • . . Tne name or firm under eluoh said partnership shell he conducted is TILLIMLID I'. DUFFIELD, & PARTE-11110n. . _ 2d. 'rho business to I.* transacted Is the wholesale Boot and Shoo bust ess. &t. The general partners ere 1 Imams P. Tit Samuel M. Dußeld. and Edwin F. Partndee ; the ere eta! partner is James Abbott, all residing in the city of Philadelphia PO. TOO amount of capital contributed by the said special p inner Is twenty thousand dollars. 6th. The partuership shall commence on the 2d day of Jul. A.D. 1860. and shall terminate on the 31st day of December. mil LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION upon . 1 --• the estate of JACOB deceased having been granted by the Fegizter of Wills to the undersigned, all Perrone indebted to said estnte ylesuo make prat ment, and those haring etratca present the sum' , without delay to h ARY MOLZ, Jet-milt" No. 332 CALLOWEILL street. UTION !—ASTROLOGY :—LOOK OUT!—(300I) NEWS FOR ALL!—The never fading Mrs. VAN HORN is the bent ; she succeeds wn en all others have failed. All who are in trouble, nil who have been tsfortimate, deceived by false pronuses, fly to her fur advice and comfort. Its lows Affairs shs raper foils. Cho has the secret of winning the affee tions of the opposite set. It is this foot which induces tllrerate pretenders to try to imitate he., and copy her advertisement. She shows you the likeness of your In tare wife, husband, or absent friend. It is well known to the public at large that she is the first and only per son who can show the likeness an reairty, end can give mane satisfaction on all the concerns of life, vision can be tested and proved by thousands, both married and single, who daily Ana easerly visit her. Come one! come ail! to No. ills LOnisARD Street, befWeenOurd per and Broad, nut -gt ' gallon 3 Extra Bleached Elerhant ; 3.SCOgallon Extra illenohed Wha. e Oil; Co 4, 0 0 2,allnee mated Whale Oil; 975 gai ts extry:o. I id od a in atoro sad for eale ter AMBLIRNBR, 16 BOUT.II "EAR . BY AIICTIO VERY IMPORTANT EAVE RACIIINERY AND IRON. SAVING FUNDS. " A little, but often, fills the Purse," DIRECTORS Dollar saved le 'twice earned." iipTELS. COPMITNERSHIP NOTICES. . T. D. TILLINGHAST. ) S al L. a,. D UFFI FLD. ) General partners. EDWIN F. PARTRIDGE.) JAMES -ABBOTT, Special Partner. (j)2-ng3t LEGAL.
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