The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, August 17, 1860, Image 3

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    FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Motley Market.
Pou.. nxten la. AinWit IL 1860.
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Pennsylvania Railroad first mortgage sixes sold at the
Blank Board to.ilar at 1001. and tLe stook at 41 ; City
Ilailro , d luxes lr• nett 'MU, and the new issue 10414;
Etats fives 9635, Reading Railroad Ill.X.Minehill fll4,
North Penneylvanla leX, Verrill:town bU, and Harris
burg U. Bank shacks and news:ter railway shares are
firm at previous quotations, and the market is strong
for all good ssoarities, bat very dull in the fanolea.
The money market le very - quiet. Good mercantile
vapor is still In teltneit at bank rates.
Mourns. Drexel & Co., bankal. n Beath Third street,
furnish us with the following exchange, land warrants,
Iko.:
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Aoston- •• • .pare pre. Savannah. .... Xi X
swYork.......para ..re. Mobile. „.• ... -.—. ; ' el
Balumore„......pare dlr. sew 0fie5u5........ al
Waahington......... a hi' Memphis --.... re
i
Itlohniond..------:-..1a r a1a5hvi11e............ re
Petersburg. ......... .. et . et. Loais-.--.. - ..... al
Norfolk ._
........... es Louisville .... ..... .la
WitmingtonCN. C.. 134.93 Ciasianatt—...••• 'm
R sleigh. N. C..,....1 el Pittsbrtrg --. •.e , A
Charleston. _...... a , Obioago.. -• •• --• .IX6GX.
Treasury otea, Pi Per a t. Per.
Do. do. 6 per ot. ;ir.
4 86
...._...—..
.-....---
lb 16 WI
76
20 Fiona.
BooeiaSparkish oubloon
Patriot do.
MOM WAlMAlitel.
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120 rwree
aores,--
40 notes
The July earnings or the New York and trio Rail
road were $661,818, an Mamie of 1tt,864 over those
of My. MN,
We have received the following information from
Pettrson'a-Delector
" Ont. New York correspondent writes no that a new
'lna Osage moos eounterfeit five-dolllr note, on the B u ll 's
neat bank, New York city. :e being • stoned in th at
oily. of the folio* ins description: Vignette, drove of
herself. trees. ko.; r i ght. bull heed in a °act.. drive a
above. Sea IVOId five below; left end, controller's die.
with Ave above paper hard, and engraving rather
coarse."
The following statement shows the business of the
Reading .4 ailroad during the month of.lnly • 1860, com
pared with the same month of 1859:
- MM. 1859.
Received from .430.789 25 8184295 CO
Merchandise... 41.737 16 x9B 460
41 Travel, 4t0...... acsa 85 34,761 62
831a806 ZS 8248,861 72
TradeplrtatiOn. roadway, dump
•Ro, renewal fund, and all •
0har505......:.............. 141,611 65
Netprofit for the mont h .... —WSW& oo os7
for previous 7 mos... 713,707 23 614.8/0 31
Total net profit for 8 monthe...4lB/8491 83 8795,888 06
The atm'le *hipped from New York to Europe 7 6111444 -
day amounted to 8733 914. of which 8183910 went by
the Sonoma to Soothampton and Havre, and 8300.000
by the Asia to Liverpool
The following ore the 'shipments of coal from To
wanda by the Berets) , Railroad and Coal Company I
Tuna. Cwt.
;
of the week ending August 11 1M0...." ..... . 1178 18
mimic ............ ..16 DM MI
.A.monat for the 5ea50n... .....—.—....
Amount for the SAME period last year*
Innen," —2.134 00
The New Death) Cionsiete saint " Thai portico of
the Pittebrarg and Erie Railroad which Des between
Jamestown and New Castle. and the . crow road from
the Ohio State line eastward, together with ill the
rights. privileges, and franchisee of the company, were
Fold by Fleming Smith. Ell4lO instill*. on Viands). the
Nth ultimo, to Samuel Goodwin and Dr. Wm. Odom
for the sum of gragge. The sale Was made on a mort
gage titan ba the company to trusters for securing the
claims of certain contractors."
The following is the 'adamant of eon] over the Hunt
ingdon anddtroad Top . Railroad
rot the Week ending August la
Frey only this year —.
suiount shipped . , .114 1117
Macult shipped to Mme date Wit year.... 75.376
Inoreass..—
Philadelphia Stock Exchange Sales,
t 15. 1310.
Ens, 81435- Walnut Street
BOARD.
14 Cam ..4. Ala, R,.... 1 t7 3 4
1 5 do --- ...132)i
73 Non istow4R li e 142 1,
3 Needing 11................. V
.10e do . .. 2334
; 15 Chest &Weletii - et; 3134
, 71 Penes R...., Jots 41
1 24 3.ehigh Zino 10
1 594 & 341-streets it.. 4.955
BOARDS.
S* ttlmira it Ili
1100 dO "-•- • • • 1 31
I 30 Harrieb R....-. .bi. 51
55 do
sawn
_- l 52 '
5 Del Div Canal sawn &Se
2 thrard Bank . 423.:
MUD.
2 Norristown R....« tO
5 ft Peons
w........... 1031 .
00 Reading R....---... 5314
IS fitrard Bauk.. - .:..... 49X
0.195-DUI.A...
Std. 4sos4.
!Whet lc El R. ..135 14
. Wnuipt &Eh 1tr.66 70
'bOne_Jeld N.---13 .15%
Leh ul & N...... 05 5515
I eh CI & N Seriptl
North Penne 1t...10Y li'
It Penns X e5.....76i ..
IN Venial R 101..i0t..
-
Catawises. lets' b. 31 52
Free & South 11.45,4 50
See & Thd• et* R. 4934 4955
Hese 5t.Vi5e.5t..3911 ..
Sprees & Pitte,..lei 1W
Oreen tcl'oauni..x23fi 23
Chest & Walnut... 313 f,
1
Angus
ASPOILvaI) 114 S. R. Baal
YIRRT
139544 Peons
MOO deed It '7o..b6wn. 96
411410 Pease It 05..1414110110
1010 CamtArab Oen— Mki
UM Car X
"11) • ..... 9)114,
76 Minehil 33- C& P MK;
• do . • OPS 6 2 % 1
• do Ups 6MII
- BEI. WRY.
114493 Pepin 961411
11.00 Chet Valley X IL. 42 I
3009 Tana Coop Oen . 82
hW Ckty 6. lell4
8 d 0... —.268.101U
1009 Read 13 ea
EIROONII
300 Cit• . hew 164%
Lea Cam & Amb Se 'B3 801(
Irm. •—. 41
10 ornetown R. JO
4.11.64/ 4 1.31 r
:Br4 44614.
Zbiladelphlalfe.-113114; 101%.1
mils 6s 4t...--10 1 3 10
/ 1.4 i
/gla Os—mew-10i - V%
' sans 48.. int off - 96.
taming It —.23 314 21%
Raadma bde 70.. 96% 69
Iliad as 'MoutoffiVi 91
F• mt (4096... 16% 76
ula R.. ..... , 41 41%
mom R MDS4 ing 93%
MOY Clean off 67% Oa I
Mar C 1 ordvott..l6l 116
Sok N 64'96 mod' 14 78%
RobaylNavlcalla.l34%.
13466m116a9Mat. 9% 10
Rokayl lisvprf— SZ.g
Philadelphia Markets.
A00173T 16—Evening.
The foreign, news is more favorable for Breadatuffs,
bat tbs market' here is undimmed. the demand, for
Flour both for home use and for export being limited
at Se 50 for trona wand superfine • UP to SO 21
for extra • sod extra family Floor, and 80.0000.10 for
fancy brands, according to quality' and frsettnesa
stock I. getting scarce,rd sound superfine is seines at
01111filea 3734 Mr. bet. e Flour and Corn Ideal are
scarce, the tOrnwr sell ing in a smell way at 013.62 g W
bbl ; the latter, Pennsylvania Meal. is ofiered at de"
wiihmat sales.
Witte? of atuue quality is soaros nod Wanted at full
rates; await 2 000 We have been sold at 81308133 for
good and a rime red, and 81.3601 40 for common to fair
white, melanins . a amuilliot of choice Kentucky at 8106.
Are le wanted, sod new_ is selling at 700720. Old, if
hare. mould bring 100 .
Com continuos. Cull, and prime. yellow is offered at
The. without findlog buyers. A few mall sales only aie
reported at that hone. Oats are small ; about 2400
bushels new holateern SOW 340/2444a. Oktpetudryl._
yenta are Worth We - Mtwara.
BAIL —There to little or no demand for Q0071:111V011
Ist Wo.lis doll at lig: 8, ton. •'
Carron —Holders are inn in their views, and only
about On bales have been taken at full prices. •
Gaocatigs.—There is very little doing an ("Wee and
Eater. and tab market a steady.
PROVIet .11.1.-1 be inquiry for Bacon, Salted Meets,
and 1.a41 is limited, and proms fulls maintained. But
ter—Packed is selling at from 10 t 0.130.
• onens.—lliere in nothing doing in Oloversead for
smut of stook. It 0 •bushel" Timothy sold at 42 780.2 ST
dir hathrl—a further decline ,
grnt. XY is unchaneed; dnidge selling at Mo, bbls
at 213Se22e—i he tatter for Ohio—and hhda tit 218.
NeW York Markets of Yesterday.
Mims are unehanged,, with sales of 00 bbla at 8532
for rots. and $0.66 pesos.
F. ore —The martst for state and Western Flour is
less active and seareCy ea firm. There is, however, an
active emend Mr export. but the home trait are our
ehirs.dr sere spseingly. Toe receipts to due are 5 777
bldg. end tne rates lenge bids at Ile 10 fur superfine Slate,
$11360536 for rutted°, 316.13a3 SU for superfine Wm..
ens r. 05.2505.411 for extra do_r 11 1 5.4085 BO fur extra
round-hoop Okla Coatli4rn ) f lour is quiet and on
ohsneed,with islet of 1.5 a) bluest $5 5048.60 fur nom
men to nosed, sad $5 70+750 for extra. Canada Flour
laden with sales of BM Lb* at $5 0505.15 for superfine,
and $7 50 for extra. "Corn Meal and Rye bloat are un
charted.
Gam N.—Thaexiitetaent in the Wheat suarkeknoted
resteidar, having somewhat abated. the market is less
nature end prices a shade less firm. The receipts
anneant to 33,341 bushels, and the sales reported thus tar
tea COO bus embracing new winter red Western at *lad
al
a ;Ma whits Western at $1 3001 35. and whiteiten
to
t $l6l. Corn has exporter). ed the reaction in
the other Breadstulle. and the market has .aeome dull
and rather cuter Receipts )11,914 bushels end axles
031130 bushr's at Ofhttaio air Were Mixed. are is
dull at Ana for old.
fo r std nominal. - Oat. are
needy at Mani for Oldham and JOISOye and TOOMMo
fur Northern and Western.
Pxovisioas—Tbe Port assiket is firm bet quiet with
salsa of 100 bh •atfa 50 for old Mess, V 3.1361333 for
pew Myth emu [(mold prime. $l4 Tor new du. Beef
anobangeut, with sales 'of 109 bble at 6411423 for
country vrime. $4 Moil° for do Mee., sB®lo lo for re
red Western. taloa for extra do. bacon is quiet.
eit Keats are seance and , firm. at Ile for Name and 90
Shoulders. Lard is quint, with sales of 100 bole at
ni(iii.l)to. Mate: and Cheese are unchanged.
Walla! is quiet and era; sees of 100 Mils at 20.; 3e
Markets by Telegraph.
BALTI3fOON. Ang.l6,L' . lour quiet; Ohin and Howard
Street .el la at 5660. Wheat quiet; red Br Mm 1.83;
whit,. $1 3001 63. Corn firm • t 70876 o; whits
Provisions active and buoyant Macon ltddig
123( Other articles unonanced tt/ Welty eteady at
flaw °MA'AM!, Anima 16.—Cotton firm, with
gales of 300 halt*. eugar firm. at 194 Yo rk amma d
at 230380. Flour quiet ea 4586.60. IiTM at el 22.
Tonnuco @rin, la- a Igs. Lard, in Seits,l43 Sleights aad
kaotta :ge are unaltered.
CI ctnnavi, Ana. 16 — Fl oo r unahangert: Whisky fn
good d e mand at 17340. Mein POTO. elO6O. Bacon quiet.
and ow hing doing Morel in good demand at 10m1:
1, gent.; Bins on New York Muds at
()ITN ITEMS.
Bow En's M6DICATLP Alas pre an efflolent re,
me& for all derenseinerits of the bowels, halatual ore.
tivitress, sick cad nervous headache. 'dyspepsia, pilein
&e. Portions of sedoatery hte should always ass them,
They are tellable and safe. and do not del - Oasts ; can
be taken at all timeswithout inconvenience. They eon_
tans no mercury pleasant to the taste. Onellts hes a
laxative erect, while two fig.! ma 'efficient to produce
art active purge. Prepares only by 0. 0. Bower. Broth
and Vine, and so'd by leeches Druggeste. Price per box
Is slt cents, tf
WINDOW CURTAIN TWINNING 9 of every deserip
Moo, et wholesale ; Teses , s. Oltoss, Friezes. Oilt Cop.
elm, Bends. Hooka, Sines. traokets. Linings, ite.;
Lase end Muslin I/reveries ; cheep ea the cheapest, at
719 Chestnut street, in Masonic Heil, W. IL Cesium k
BAa., 101441
CURTAINS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS, an stples
and prices; New Goods, w holesaie and retail : Satins.
Broostellee, &eps, Damasks, Satin Leine's, &o, &e.,
Ha Chestnut street, in the Masonic' Hall, W.E. CARZTL
& Baornen.
LACE AND MUBLIN GORTAINN.—Sust received, 5
oases new styles, wholesale and retail, 715 Chesttnit
street, in the hlasonie Hail, W. B. CARIIYL & BRO.
To OAR BDILDENN MID RAILROAD COUPANIEB. —
We have in store 100 pieces Plush for Car Beatings,
cheap end goodi et 710 Chestnut street. W. H. Csuitcr.
& Bac.
Winnow &MUSH AND HOLLANDS at. wholesale.
Meretututs and the trade supplied oheariasd of good
quality, at 71P Chestnut street, W.H. Celan. & Bso.
Oosseor Spatantxa.—We advistinll young peo.
p 1 to acquire In early life the habit of, using geed lan
guage, both in Bowstring and writing• arid to abar don
miserly m possible any use of slang words and phrases.
The longer they lire the mote difficult Out aimaiinticn
of good language will be ; and if the golden ore of
Youth, the properNeallon for the acquisition of itinguase,
he passed in its-abuse, the unfortunate victim of ne
glected education is very probably doomed to talk slang
for life. Money is not necessary to proc u re education.
Every Inatatat it in bin power. Ile has merelytone
the language which he reads instead of the slang which
he hears; to form his taste from the bast speakers end
poets of the oouittlry ; to treasure up .oboiee Panties in
his memory and habituate himself to their rise—es he
does to the beititifut garments getup at the " One
Priori" Gift Clothing More of Clnorvaln iSTOltill. No.
WT Cbettnat street.
air A useful and valuable Girt is presented to each
purchaser of a garment., Particular attention is paid to
ortstoutar for ordered work.
Tag MiranOn BUlRsissa---Ttipl fillnixenx Ex
rtsralt.•:--The recent extraordinary preValemie
boors hag named considerable speculation as to what
the institution really is, and some cm, extraordinary
°pit:dors art offered Upon the subject. Jenks. who has
b ase to Apflgugccij line, and who will be scientific or
notittagi says "A meteor is an iridescent ottakoot from
the nebula, ors comet, which becornek delaehed from
the main WI of the critter in coming down some of
the biailtrades without having the brake, on:. The
dettsitettlnaile rolls Hasa into a ball by knock
ititaherp, corners, end, borrowing a box of
matottes,it Arcane its luminously, and rushee through
Wog at the rate of thirty Miles an hour,- without stop
ping ter anything but wood and water, and greatly .to
therlelisht as astontshed wurld disappears some
urberceegrigjesck?' , Jenks hod better be more priati
eal agataaatmolvaanamal, sad confine himself to ail=
Miens a s friends to procure their own and their eons'
serments it tht Bnown•fitone Clothing Hall of Hook-
Alli k Wilson, Nos.= at.d Nil Chestnut street, &bog',
lOW
BLARINiI 15FtELLIGENCB.
VE$ FOV/in .PAIRE.
411.1triltD.
Steamship Boson, Crooker, 24 hours from New York,
via lisp. May 7 hours, with niche and paasensers to
Jag .Alderdioe. Reports the brigs Loans°. from New
York, and Ashby, from St John, N It, above New Cas
t l Bohr Mahlon netts, Thompson. 6 days from Boston,
with Itlireed to Royer & Barclay.
Bohr H Perking. Oroodndse, 6 days from Boston with
tease to cAp4sin.
Rehr Mechanic., Hendrickson, 1 day from Odessa, Del,
with grain to Christian & Curran.
sohrrhos Sarum Arrants, 2days from Chesapeake
City, with grain to Christian & Curran.
•- • .
Ships John Tnioks and Uov. Langon, both from Liver-
Por
Ba l
rk David 23 days from Otbraltar.
Brig Velma, lumber loaded, and others a before re
ported.
IMMURE
Bahr Mary Nett, Smith, prov D.
idenoe, Sionlokaon &
Glover.
• • •
ohr N Holmes. Hewitt, ' do do,
'Bohr John Rogers. 'lark, New Landon.
Bohr Carthagena. Cram). New Bedford,.
Pell- Henry Nutt, Blieldon, Mobile. Jamie Baker.
Bohr .B 0 Batimbner, Carlisle, Millington. Del, Cap
tain,
Bt'rJ 8 Shrivel', Bennie, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
IdIgMORANDA.
Fteamthp Andra!moan, flookley, cleared at N York
yesteroar for 1 ivorpool.
Btesnuhip Delaware, Cannon, henna, arrived at New
York rn, H
V4 ,6 " 1 ".
cleared at York yesterdar.
Ship Ann E aaoper, Hooper, P•om Liverpool for Phi
ladelphia was spoken 29th Mt tat 40 H. long 29.30
Phlps Mackinaw, Hammer, and Colombo, Stewart,
front Liverpool were OF Charleston 1,1. h wet
Ship WR111.106. Lee, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Liverpool 3d inst.
Bark Daniel Emilia. Linnell, for Philadelphia, clear
td st Gibraltar 20th ult.
Brl4 C 61 Frost, Lowrie. cleared at Mobilo 10th lest
for Boston.
chis tiarsh Cullen, Cullen, and Sidney Prioe, God
fres. for Wilmington, N cleared at Charleston 13th
1:1 17 4. Be n ng.
. 75 81
.. 85 . 93
. 95 105
Market dull
•
ehrs 8 B Wh.eler, MeGlanghlin from Alexandria,
S
and Sarah J Bright, mith, hence, arrived at Boston
15th inst.
Bohr A frammotyl. Holbrook for .Philadelphia, clear
ed at Boston 15th inst.
bah,. W W Matey. Norton, from Boston for Phila
delphia sailed from H H
olmes' ole lsth inst. Bailed 13th
sabre annah Warwies and Albert Field.
White Squall, Howell, hence, arrived at Salem 16th
inst.
Sohn Mary Ellen. Cottingham, Jos Marsh, Mathias.
and F Seaman, sailed from Salem 15th inst
(or Philadelphia.
Bohm Clara Marna-, liloutgornery, Gov Burton.
Winsmore, and J Radnor. Endioott, for Philadelphia
sailed from below Salem 16th rem
Bohr Thos Borden, Wrightiugton from Fall River for
Philade 'obis. you, at Newport 14th Inst.
Bohr A Lida, Tribble, hence arrived at My stio 14th inst.
Bohr Essex, Post, sailed from Mystic 14th mat for
Philadelphia.
Behr 0 • Crook. Everham, hence, arrived at Wash-
Memo,o, yesterday.
Bohr Sarah M Kent, Thompson, hence, at Baltimore
yesterday.
Sohn Ootavia Ellen, Smith, and Express, Tyler,
hones arrived at Richmond 15th Instant
Bohr Ida, Bowes, cleared at New York for Philadel
p Behr
,•
Behr Sarah Fisher A ßaker. from Hartford for Phila
delphia, arrived at Lew York resterdaY.
Bohn Jonathan Cone litlehaffey. from Haddam. and
F A Heath, Williams. f rom Now Haven, for Philadel
phia. arrived at New ork laniards,
Steamers Mara, lin:hulas. stud Josephine, Green,
hence, at New York yesterday.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
ur TO 12 cvoLoox LAB? waif.
GIRARD HOUSE—Ninth and Chestnut street.
Atwooo,Brideinburg Hiram Harrison. Lancaster
Geo II Harrison Lancaster Jag Milligan, Pittsburg
Miss Milligan A shi,Pittsbg D Young, Harrisburg
A Jamesoo A la, Bridesbarg J Vorire, New Jersey
S L woodman. lowa Mrs Woodman, lowa
Semi Johnsor. Conneotiont Oeo Lamdin Woodman
, } ,
Alex Greer, Wilmingt'n,Del A Collins, ' Chicago
Jae Hubbard, Maryland J . Watt, rime York
H Trexler. Reading Miss M Treater, Beading
Miss x Trexler. Reading J R Ewing & son. Uniontin
W Cox.MissisiLpet Mrs L Powell.Loulmana
W F McGill and lady Geo Patterson ~P Ataville
J A Sterling &la Miming' Min Sterling. Birmingham
W N Bushnell.Warrentown Muss Bushnell.Warrento'n
W C Lane & la, Platteville blast i ATM Platteville
W H Moore &Is. Atlantic C miss Moore. Atlantic' City
Miss Carroll, Atlantic City Miss Waterman,Atlantlo
Gal Hamilton. New York Col S Crook. Trenton
M. Low, Paterson r. tl Comets N oai Willa
Jas M Ridlehuties.ls C Thin, X tionnard, Alabama
Geo B Waterhouse. Raleigh F P w aterhouge. Raleigh
J MIK Gunn A wf. Oa Atlas Minn. Georg:ill
Winship ; Macon J B Stewart. Wash, D 0
r dams, (morals
3W
H Weaver &
Miss Weaver. Igew York D Pa•khurat, M a ryland
J Outland. South Carolina Miss Borland, is Caroli-a
1..; Haas. New York M Jones, Pittsburg
Thos Angell, Providence Poindex er, N°riming
A. 1., Johnson, New Orleans 111 Johnson New Orleans
Cant Templeton, N Orleans A Willian nA It New York
James t.palding, New York Mies Williams, New York
D R Phelps, Intgeisaippl. lt it Hamilton, Petersburg
Chas Riliey, LAnsvilie Mre Raley & son. Louisv'e
P L Crump. oun.medon B O Parr., auntingdos
Daniel Miller. Dover Paul Ksnick, Ohio
H Bridgman Lodutieria Mrs Bridgeman. Louisiana
H Jenkins. Pittaburg RC Johnson, Pie w York
M's A G Curtin. Pa W P Wilson. Pennsylvania
B Brooks A wf. Hartrord X B Strong A wf, Hartford
IVI bis Loneadalg. New York Geo Deuihein. Memphis
W Y Israel. Tennessee Mrs Israel. Tennessee
Mils MaitCann. Tennessee J A lbree, Pittsburg
B 0 Robbins, Connecticut J W Roaeh. New Jersey
AD Rencliny. New Jens,' Cling Ramat , Pottsville
Jos Beeler. St Louis P R Saunders, Virginia
Jas Worthington. New York Mrs worthingtori, N V
D Sweeny i• la. New York Miss M Brady, New York
J J Morgan & la,liro. lush, D A Martin. Bei timore
Mrs Geo F Peabody, Phil& Miss Bent. Lounville
A .1 Dungan, Baltimore J C Keeney& la, Miss
it W Hawking, 13 Carolina Miss Hawkins. 8 Carolina
H P Goedrials, New York T O Kellv..New York
Thou A P.ttman A a. Va Miss Willhiem. Virginia
Geo Gunner W Cheater 0 L Lamdin. W Cheater
J tlynders, New York W Borden, New York
A W Berry. Boston D J Barer. Boston
B.ttil Wad New York .1 A Valentine, el York
Chao Oriffi h, New York V Bear, Virginia
J 1' De ever . New York .1 W loam, New York
.1 Mo V.lroy. New York Miss Moltlroy New York
W H Calvert, Ginn Ohio Jai 80ng0.% Clnn, Ohio
L Dickinson ` Richmond It Runyon Kentucky
W A Lucas, California D Hines eils, N 0
Adams York Baltimore' Pitman Davis, Now York
Geo Foster, Indiana B Law. Indiana
H R Ross. Missouri '0 Joyce, Baltimore
Mn Jot co, Baltimore ti Lindsay, New York
Geo Gilliland. Baltimore It A Moon, Memphis
W N Hall, Xentuoky
Tone
4.016
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CONTINENTAL BOTEL—Cor. Ninth and Chestrrat
J W Wolta, Tinfoils J Denny..oeorsia
I Tagaterro, Kentucky - .1 .1 Harmon. Lebanon
J W Mergurg. lemon D I Dlmmioir, Tenn
John H Goodman, Mobile C Thames, Selma , Ala
T B Torrent Kentucky E Hubbard. U 8 vonsul
Mr Barbridge & m, N 0 Mrs V Snyder & d, Pittsog
A M Authouls. Cincirarati Oreer. Allegheny
Mee 811 Moody & dan, II 0 J B Collier. Columb s, tita
L I Cooper, New York H 8 Toadenne, Ft Wayne
it Mem, 'llan. Lonoon N B Taylor, Charlatan
isra Taylor, Charleston, tit C Miss Taylor, Charleston •
era Branson, charleston Miss Monism, Charleston
L 0 Mowry & ta t Charlestn F M Baldwin Minds. fora
lee Merna, Cinranuati 3 O Dr LA W
,e bb & Is, s.a .
l e gi t ro • a zi rf;;;;; _
Dr 8 8 Boat, South Carol's Dr C Shelton, St Louis
N Mo b Nashville r Seward, New York
P Odes. le Pt C Smith. Boston
• • •
mn, useey. Baltimore Mre karbuok,_ Baltimore
.1H Bowden, %honors W 8 Bwn, Erie
Oeo Ried. New Orleans Thole Pl ro Nor on Wheeling
W A Witham'. N De isrmir. Jr. Rahway
Wm Ross. Rahway H M B Reigned, Rahway
11M R Todd, Noriolk,Va D W Corwin. Cincinnati
Levi Mattson, Poet Carbon O H Hombrick, Philo
A Heaton. Philadelphia .I , t 11 Allen, New York
G D Cclernan,Leb man, Pa J hhattuok & la, filo
Judge V stamps & la, Port F C Englesing,PortGibson
Gibe= L Stowers. Louisiana
H Winfrey. Tennessee R McCarty, New York
A A Semmes, USN 3 B Bradford, .nilwailkee
W Fairchild. Leavenworth J A Blauvelt, N J .
R A Lanibarton & wf, Pa It Huir, Alusaiseippi
B H Bum. Ten, mince ti hos a Collins, Hannibal
'its A Harris. Hannibal M i•trons, Hannibal
3 M Maraduke. Fayette (1 II Manton, Charleston
3 A Bnidmy, Wllll,l'll. N O J Plummer dr. la. Pittsburg
W R McKnight, i't Lotus J W Riohardion, St Louis
R Smucker, St Louis Geo Wilshire & la c Oltio
W Wilshire • Is, Ohio Miss Wiliam°. Ohio
A Wolf. Cincinnati. 0 J A Carter &'wf. Louisville
- Mrs bl Jlackson,LoulevilleJ Brownell, Wash'n, DC
E Rankin B Turner
H U Hodgson. NewLoneon M A Hodgson. Newt onion
B Mono, New endue M'A o. , dgeon, N Lond
Miss F Isoloon. NLondon Mies M. A Cowen, N' and
0 J Breland & wf. Louisiana Mrs C Wood. Wash, 11 t;
Miss Sarah Wool Wash Jos Grammer & In, St Louie
Mien Jennie Brady, St mils td 1 Murphy, St Louis
3 Al Brown & wf. 0 J R McCune. Pittsburg
E A ' , hostile & ism; St Louis John N Andrews U
Po
Prot W Hyde. Vermont C R Hoye. New J ersey
0 Merchant. U 8 N ,1 Davenport. Indiana
R GOlark, Memphis J H Barth. Riltimor
J T Brown.HalilMOre • J M Crump. V.okshurg
J O Bur rougbs & Is, H C B C Memo, Mississippi
Miss AllAlll3. Alis.iesitan Alex Bowers. Mississippi
A C Wilbur, New Orleans AA N M Saylor. N Carol'a
H W Farley & la, Montg'y Charles Dunlap. Alabama
A J Miller. Alabama P s Allen. Kentucky
Rilayme & wf. Al Orleans .1 R. Murray
Pendar, North Carolina Thom Simms, New Orleans
las A Weed, Lee. mass M A Carter. Tenn, sees
W B Wilkins, Delaware M Hokin, Washington, Psi
3 A Hunt. alissionsol GilherferdW
Watkins Moisies ppl Si Tanner Jr,J Alabama
emedey. Kentucky Jr Mitchell, Kentucky
ts. m K Moore, Memphis Goo 11 Potts. New York
Mrs 0 Hodge. Princeton C W t.odire, Princeton
1. ly Newell, New York C H Thomson, New York
amen J Day, New York le S Wool, Neer York
W B Brooks Baltimore 13 Fohnestook, Baltimore
Wm Faxon, New York John L Coates New York
Mrs Huntinetnn. tAileago A Liebsnroth. New York
H Confirm. Burlingtr n, Vt Mrs Broomall, New York
A Corder, Waverly. Mo N C Morse & wf.
Jos A Harwood, Tennessee Miss N Crawford Penn
Miss N Howell. Tennessee R ii Harwoul. Tennessee
Jos Sett, Tenneeeee G Ramsey, Tennessee
J Molar, New York Thos H Tilton. New York,
C H Powell, New York Sea ri Kiddie. Virginia
tae Coppemolt, York W Day, blew York
C 44nItInf, E A Cox, Georgia
le M. Smith,Fiorida Mrs Haflry & Ile. Cll
L Chudress, Mississippi L McNamee. New York
Mr - Moore, New York A Robertson, New Yoi k
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth at.. below A rah.
Thou H Duke. Virginia J W Wells, Virginia
M Daily, Kittanning Nelson henry, Kittanning
1, Brooks, ndiana . It Collins, Indiana
W Miller. Memphis P Braila, Memphis
W Clark. New York J Eldridge & la. New York
J Clark. Cincinnati, 0 N Howard, St Louis
P Burets, Williamsport IM W Blonde!. Lanenster
0 H Hertz. Millersvide Wfl J.Jinson Chillicothe
Chas 1, Green, Pittsburg P. C flacon. Cleveland,
Theo N Wendel. Mire Jae Corder. Arkansas
hetu May, Win.hrop, Me r• L Kennedy, Pittsburg
J Cohen, eavannah. Oa R MoLon ell. Charleston
K E yellers & WI. Pittsburg J n J r.on. Missouri
Win Come, Missouri 3 11 Waugh. Cohtmlmn, Mo
Jlt Robbina, ennesime C Bartle., & la.Fluininelee
M Conover. Philadelphia 1. l, C Elmer, Bridgeton
Mrs Khme r Bridgeton Bingham & la, Alin
J 71 Bull, U a N .1 Gold).
T Mearaw, Pittsburg Bon J Abu a & la. Easton
H Purling. Philadelphia I' West, Atilwausee
W I, Arch i Dahl, Os ord. Mira
A G Brodhead Jr. M Chunk Chas Hamrahire, Jeanuv'e
Joe ti swarth * wf Janney 0 W Muljn, Philadelphia
J Pestering, New Y. rk Thou Flanagan, S
J B Markley, Lancaster 0 Weardweil, a lizab'town
0 Wagner, elVtavnees. 0 W eheldon, Memphis
R. II witmer. Illinois mes Walsn, Richmond
E Hamburger, Baltimore PM. Crawford, Beaton
JON WY : ROTEL—Chestnut street. above Sixth.
Chas BRueswell, Boston R Parker Philadelphia
all W hue, ilheattint Thoti 11 finnan, Whoeline
W Johnston, Delaware co Li B Van lonia'. Easton. 0
eaml Ett Ilman, Virginia C Fairfax, Virginia
Mark Tumor, New hliWen hire N W ald
Mlle Barnes. Baltimore John Ferry, Balti in no
John W Genre', 1. island 13 1 Berryman lialticonvo
W C Cougheroar, N CI LI-1 Beard o orth Carolina
W A Carr, Paterson, NO J H Van Wart. is
J Clanton & la. Alabama JW Goebel, Pennsylvania
Mies Covington. elimasippi 1. Wails, AA isains tpp i
John M Bail & la, Go iron rii Jones, Alabama
H Ai Russel. Alabama L. Bailey, &W W 1
D Howe. New York Jan huval. Ph ladelphi a
W w saner,York,Po J M Wolff. Virginia
A Wolff', Virginia Julius Harris, New York
V Tohind, Moms% (AM John Dungan, Pa
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street. above Third,
A Papaw, Easton Jos 00-mlei, Philadelphia
Amos Reese. Londonderry Powers , Fredericksburg
II (3 Handler, Pottsville 8J „ mo ts. MGMMEI f Ohio
W tt Rohe, Lea 'share, Pa Miss M,l flitter, Ncranton
MII Horn, Jr, Ostsantiqua F M Horn Cataasusea
Wie Ali Lime, Reading F. A /taut's. Philsegalphia
P 8 His gins, Reuling 8 G Po tom, &IMAM, Pa
Wm R Owen. Altoona, Pe, H H Kstiffinhur. I ethomPr
J Cowan, Weal Maneliester J I Cowan, W blanches*
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut, above Fißh.
J H Raker, Texas John T Wal.aes, Pinta
S Gillingham, Baltimore T W Evans, Ptilindelphart
A Eleanor g. Loring Grove John D Hemphill at to, ra
H 14 Cornish. Penns Jag brewart, Harrisburg
C H Pall, Nashville eo Bunton, Penns.
R Cutter, Nashville W A toren, mi-sissippi
Clanton &la Abitismo W C James, Polersb't Ye
Jae CIS ennetb,ls Carolina W 0 Creamer, New ork
R Rieman it son. N York d W TiLeior, New York
B Powell, P ew York I' hi Holbrook, Baltimore
W T Mee oh, New 1 ork Mrs A 0 Brownell, r. 1 ork
J W Dea on, Mt Holly. N J J Laisearing, M. Chunk
BF Mi nniek.Su remit Hillis Fatzinger,Witterino.NY
NJ Diokey, Chester no Thom K Davis, Middletown
I,l' Perry. 00h .Oil 0 teams, South parolina
ieasee. south Carolina J r Barnes. 8011 . 11 Carolina
J_F vita Pre, t 3 C A Brum! Georgia
F B Hancock, Kentucky P J Moore, Cinoinnsii, 0
A Henderson. Nashville W H Miller, Port Penn
Jacob Davis. Perry co W R Ailing, New , ork
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Birth Street, ab Chestnut.
J 0 Crowell. Newark. N J Darlington J Drown. Del
11W Pewees, Kent 00, Md A F Eves. Oxford, Pa
W P Johniam,Osford, Pa I L Wilm Del
A Wells. Wedaville. Jag Conner. Wilm, Del
3W Barton ein enellier itevoe, West Chester
D New York Isaac Sleek, Chester co
IPPATEO UNlON—Market street. above Barth.
II B McKnight. Pittsburg Wlt Miller, Pittsburg
Jarinders, Breton Wm Manning. Donlon
J A W Birdies &lam. Carliele A Burgess. Philadelphia
Eiranual Purangon. Miami Jon H Mitchell - Chester co
13.1rtier. CI Laster on M Powersjohnstown,Pa
m bt.411) - WWI. Pa II Dunbar, Pittsburg
AWe rlOll. Lewistown IS G Orono, Harrisburg
Jno ti (Mime, Pbd,delphia •J e Jackson. Columbia
Be I I Man, Baltimore D N Pnilsdelshis
B M Kelly, Philadelphm, Thom McMinn, Altoona
tl Goelpw,. Dino co Pa Robt Thomplionagmatsoo
Thee E Watt, LIMO'', Pa
BT. LOUIS HOTEL—oheannt It., above Third.
11. Dayton, New York O K Button, Chleago
"mta Lincoln, Uhnota Q D Rogers, Prtiladelphia
.10 R Craug. Ctatnn illinois A Vogel. New York
H N ' , Willem. Baltimore 8 P Pratt. Abseoom
C P Mittman, Cinoinnatt H Cookshen, New York
L W Anderson, Boston F E Dixon. New York
B Gorton & noe. Rook I'd H R Elwell. New Jamey
H Beringer, New York It drown. Petersburg
eloCaubr, Baltimore Oartoga, nevus.
.1 Han merely 3 3 hiladelphis N B Matthias, Pottsville
J Thoniveon, rhiladelynia
THE UNION—Arch street, above Third.
W H Gould. Ohio W R Lone. New Castle
A it Liggett. Ohio John D Follower, Illinois
0 NI Brooke, Madison, Ind N 8 Gregg & la, Ohio
Miss at F Green. Ohio Edward Haines, Ohio
C Fon Dersinith, Jae 11 Taylor, Sparta, 11l
T J Brown. Coots, 0
MERCHANTS' HOUSE—Third et.. above Oallowhill.
Jlll Mathews, nooks county John Dolly, Plainfield
H Jones. Futon (3 Terwilliger, Easton
P Albright, Heading r, F Wilson. Muntgly co
Damon Albrigh , . Reading SNeinodgreee.
John Moser, Aliffiinsburg Oeo W mortimer, Pa
BARLEY BWEAP HOTEL-Becond it.. below Vine.
J 8 Roth,s Busks co tuty E A Roget. Annapolis
T 0 Atkinaon,Buohe county Many Brown & la, Penns.
ice W Buoliman & le. es Daniel Williams & la, Pa
C Twining & la, Penns John Shaw & to, Penns,
FOUNTAIN HOTEL—Fleeced street, above Market.
I.dmund Townsend, Odesea Jan Mallon Philadelphia
Emanuel Edsl, oristol Patrick B Kelly, New York
Thos Stratton, N Jersey P J Fry. Philadelphia
Samuel Townsend, Delaware
MT. WAINON HOTEL—Second street. above Ara
Thomas H Broaden. H Talma'oe Wayne oo
T Bop', .14.rroweburg Thomas IfM oore Delaw'e
Mager J Moore, Delaware Mrs J H Moore, Delaware
Stephen Toad, 'ipmanda N TBoßart, lowanda
A Oppenheimer, .Phila
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third et.. above Caltowhill.
John Rooker. Monte oco. Pa W Harper Dariville,Pa
Johnßuoke co. Pa N Barnet, Philadelphia
ACOl)ohaeffer. Backe co, Pa
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third et.. ab.
Geo W Wolf, Danboro] Col Dania, Philadelphia
SPECIAL NOTICES,
LARGE FIRE.
lAtrusses
Lanosster Township, July 90, 1860.
hissers. EVANS dr. WAlsoN
OENTLYMEN : The small sine fro, I Iron Safe which I
Purchased from your agent. /Vb./. dam R. Barr. in Lan
caster city, on July 20th, 1058, has been subjoeted to a
Very severe test, which it withstood in a most satiate°•
tory manner. This, containing all my books, together
with valuable pavers, belonging to myse'f, and some to
my neighbors it , d friends, and representing a value of
over Twenty Thousand Dollars. (eso 000,) was in my
Mill, whi°t woe destroyed on the night of the 37th of
July. IEO, and passed through the fiery ordeal un
sciathrti The Fate was rn the second fi - or. and fell to
tho btsemeet of the mill, and was eubJeeted for six
hours to an intense heat among the ruins, which was
greatly inereased by the oomburtion of a large quant ty
of grain confined within the brink walls after the
fire the Safe wAi opened. and the books and pupate
taken oat in a state of perfect preservation, the paper
not oven being (bicolored. This fast wan, however, to
many bystanders a better reoommendanon of your
Safe. than could be expressed in any other words from
me. Yours. resentfully,
EVANS Sc WATSON
Rave a Large tussortmont of tbo above quality
SALAMANDER SAFES
364 CHESTNUT STREET.
On ea good terms as anp In the Untied States.
anlT-St
ALL snovtn not fail to read the adver
tisement of Prof. WOOD in to•dade paper. ani-t1
CARD PRINTING, BEST AND CHEAPEST IN
the City, at 34 Booth THIRD street.
CIRCULaR PRINTING, Beat and Cheapest in the
City, at 34 South THIRD street.
BHA-HEAD PRINTING, Best and Cheapest in the
City, at 34 South THIRD street.
RAND-BILL PRINTING, Best and Cheapest in the
City, at 34 South THIRD street.
PAMPHLET PRINTING, and emery other desorip
tionof Printing, of the most superior quality, at the
moat reasonable rates, at RING WALT & BRowres,
Drexel" , Building, 34 tiouth THIRD ',treat. iYI3
ORR PRIORI CLOTHING OF TES LATEST
STYLBB. made in the beet manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling prices marked to
Plain Figures, All goods made to orcter warranted sem.
factory. Our ONE-PRICE system is strictly adhered
to, se rro believe this to be the only aur way of dealing
All MO thereby treated alike. TONES & CO..
gel-tf &14 MARKET Street.
SEAMEN B SAVING FuND—NORTIIWRIIT
CORNER BECOND and WALNUT STREHTS.—DepOiIitS TO
ocived in email and large amonnte, from all classes of
the community, and allows interest at the rate of FIVE
PER CENT. por annum.
Money may be drawn by cheeks without loss of In
terest.
Moe open daily. from 9 until P o'olook, and on Mon
day and Saturday until nine in the evening. Presi
dent, FRANKLIN FELL Treuurer and Seoretarr •
ORAN. M. MORRIN.
AIRTB.n,s' MIRA °BLOBS VERMIN DE.
STROYER. the oldest and best remedy known for Ex
terminating BATS and MICR. COCKROACHES
BUGS, ANTS. MUSQUITOF.B, FLEAS, MOTHS,
GRAIN WORAIS, and GARDEN INSECTS.
PT Principal Depot, 612 BROADWAY, It Y.
Sold by all Drussi eta everywhere. mylB 3.4
BATING FUND—NATIONAL BADISTY TRUST
OopirmiY.—Chattorod by tho tit,tui of Penney!vows
MMOIMMI=i
3. FIVE PER OMIT. interact k paid !Maloney from
the day it is pat In.
O. Tho money In &ways paid back to GOLD whenever
it in called for, and without notice.
t. Money is receive° from Executors, AdmOsiatrators,
ft xardiana, and other Trustees, in large or small sums,
to remain a long or short period.
S. The money reoeived from Depositors to inYested to
Real Estate, Mortgagee, Ground Rents, and other lirst-
QUM securities.
S. Moe open everyday—WALNUT Street. southpaw
or oar Third inset. Phifoufolob
SALAMANDER FISE-PIIOOF SAFES.—A vary
tarps rotortnieat of BALAMALVDERS for We at roe•
unable prlcsea, N 0.1104 CHESTNUT St., Philadaipbia
aslgl-tr riVANS 7k. WA•l'aU9i•
MARRIED.
HALLOWELL—NURMAN.--On the lath matter, by
the Rev. James H. Cuthbert. Nathan Hailowan to M.
Annie Norman. both of Philadelphia.
ALBRIGHT—NA.:E.—On toe Bth of It a,y last, by
Rev. C. A Baer, John 8. Aloright, M. 0., of Philadel
phia. to lain A. 8. Naos, 01 Norristown.
WORRELL—GISH —On the 12th instant. by the
Rev. W. Cothratt. Mr George W. Worrell to Miss
Anna C. Gish, botn of Plivadelphia.
BROWN—At THAWB.—On the 3.29, instant, by the
Rev. Btohard 'Walker. Mr. liolintt. M. Brown to Miss
Margaret Jaiis Matheufs, both of Philadelphia.
DIED.
BEV FRIDSE —Of congestion of the brain, in the
31st year of his age,
on Wedneedne. the letli instant,
at the resieence of Colonel Wm. Cummins. Klemm,
guides Milllin anent.. Pa. Rev. Thomas Neverid re.
pastor of the Sixth United ' Presbyterian Church of this
friends end clergymen of different denominations
are resceutfulty invited to attend his tune al from his
late realdenee, No 123 North I went)-tirst street, nh
Monday morrone. the 20th instant. at g o'clock. Fu
nand to Mount Aloriah Cemetery.
CA NM A.N.—On the IBM instant. after a lingering In
nen. James Carmen , in the 83th year of his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend his fanerai fom ors late reeidenee, corner
01 Broadway and Federal weed, Camden N. .1.. at 10
o'clock on Monday morning, the 20th. with. ut
flutter notice. Funeral to proceed to Laurel hill
Arrll . lloUBE.—On the 13'h inetent,ln Huntingdon
county. Pa,. Sarah P., wife of Joseph D. dtackhouse.
and (laughter of the late Alexander and Elisabeth P.
Shaw, aged 44 y ears.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend Ma funeral lrom vie residence of her Mother,
Alexander Shale, No 8 North Twentieth Street, this
ilth•daY Lafternoon, the 17th inst. at 4 o'olook. In•
terment at Fatr H ill.
B Nr4AoE.—Or. the I , th instnnt, Elizabeth B wife
of Wm. D. ilenuage, and slaughter of Frederick Lei
brandt. aged 23 years.
Funeral from the residence of her husband. No.
825 North Seventh street, thin (Friday) afternoon, at 3
o'clock. •
IMECK FE; 8 F.L.—On the 14th instant, Mrs. Elizabeth
Meokfeaset, in the3ath year of her age.
Funeral from her late residence. N 0.714 Lombard
street. i his( Friday) afternoon. at I o'olook.
e Pift.Y.—i n the oth instant, Mrs. ALCM Henry, in
the 83,1 ear of nor ate.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 934 North
Third street. this tFridny ) al tar boon, at 1 o'clock.
TNZLOW.—On the 11th instant. Dinah reilow, wife
of Rev. Join Tettow, aged 32 years.
Funeral front tie residence of her husband, No 1404
Fran. ha street, abo‘ e Jefferson, this t Friday) intoning,
at 9 o'alnek.
TAYLOR.—On the 11th ins ant, Mrs. Evelina Tay
lor, wife of Captain Jotted. 'ray tor. aged 3 , 1 y ears.
k unarm' from tne residence of her father, Captain
John it. Yon No. 225 Catharine street. this tFridaY)
afternoon, e t s o'clock
DOCOLAB 4 .—On the 14th iretant, Mr. James Doug
• • . - • . .
lass, in the 67th year of his age.
Funeral from his late Tee Wenn!, Pennsylvania Hotel.
No. 48 /North Sixth street, on Saturday morning, at 10
o'otook.
W I I,LIA 8181.—On the 14th instant, 2i817. daughter of
Charles and Sarah F. Wil mine, in the 26th year of her
age.
Funeral from the residence of her parents. No. 1022
South Twelfth street, this ( Friday) morning, ot 10
o'clock.
La ES.—On the 16th instant, Fannie H., wife of Wm.
H. Lees in tier 21111 year.
Funeral Dorn her late residence, 1016 Munson street,
on Saturday morning at 9 o'clock.
HOCK alt --on the Nth instant, Ann Hooker, in the
67th ye .r of her are.
Funevil 'tom her late residence, No. 13/7 PoPbir
street. this (Friday ) afternoon, at 1 o'clock.
J CK.—Un the talli instant, Ohio, Martha Jack, in
the 17th y ear of her a. e.
Funeral front the residence of her husband, No. 1 602
North Front street, this (Friday) afternoon, at
e 4
o'clook.
LAWRENCE.—On the lath instant, Semi , , irqe of
William Lawrence. aged 43 years
PE 'VERS.—Mts. slizabeth Peters in the Situ y ear
of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her husband No. 854
Fourth street, below Poplar, this ( Friday ) afternoon,
at 4 o'clock. •
LEY.—On the 13th instant, George Schley, in the
44th year of his axe.
Funeral from his late residence, corner of ProadwaY
and HMO , streets, Camden, N. J., this (Frit ny) morn
ing, at 9 o'clock.
SIMMON.„—On the 16th instant. Ella S., eldest
daughter of James H. and Elizabeth H. Simmons, aged
6 yeas anti 8 months
nneral from the residence of her parents. No. 826
North Nineteenth street, th. 3 Nridayl af,ernoon, at 2
o'clock.
Attit.—On the 15th instant, James, son of Francis and
Saran Ash, aged 8 months and 15 days.
funeral from the residence of mg parents, N. "r.
corner of Seventeenth and Cherry streets, this ridny I
morning. ai 8 &elm*
C,,APP.—On the lath instant, Theodore Jefferson
Sorer Clapp. son of Isaac and Mary Ann Clapp, aged 10
months and 2 weeks.
Fermia from the residence of his parents Emit.
Orthodox street, this (Frid .y i afternoon. at 2 o'nloog.
MEAGH NR.—Oa 15th instant. Joseph, son of Thomas
and Mary Meagher, in the Bth year of ins age.
funeral from the reshien , e of his parents. No. 404
Green street above Fourth, this (Fri lay) afrern",P ,
at 2 O'clock.
nLkoK AND PURPLE FOULARD
BILXS.
plain Fou'ard
Blank Dungan. %.6 4.7-4. and 8.4 wide.
Blank Crape Marais. same widths.
Oral Chine R. rte. Poplins.
Gray Chene Mirages and Ni °hairs.
181, 0. g Bgrete. ruffled points.
Luron's Bummer Bombazines and Chairs.
Blank and whits toonis and Organdies, &a.
BE SON nON, fidourninic Wore.
No. 818 CB F.EINuT Rolm&
N. 71—Duping JON and Aligust we close at 6 P.M.
THE ONLY RELIABLE ART!' %E
A. CLARK'S Patent INDELIBLE IRECILEI, for
Marking all kinds of Clothing neatly and
They, do their work better than ink, without its trouble
or rrek of Blotting. Each will mark 2.0(1a articles. For
gale, Wholesale and Retail, by D. 0. TAYLott & co.,
boots for the Manufacturer. No. 911 011ESTN UT
11trit01. 101.81.4
ME PRESS.---PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1860
TrATTENTION'. REPUBLICAN
0 IBLEs.—Ttie Club will assemble at Peed
qua, lets, Seventh and Chestnut streets, this (FRIDAY)
evening, at U o'oook nreoiee y, to attend the Masa
Meeting at Wilmington, Delaware. The Pennsylvania
Cornet Rand will he in attendanee.
11) order of Committee. A. M. WALKINSHA
lt• Marshal.
irrREGULAR DEMOCRATS, FAVOR-
A OLE to the election of D0U1313 AS, JORereole,
and PONT bR. ere requested to meet In their respec
tive preeinct. THIS two TO-910itittiler IVIOHL be
tween tee hems of 7 end 9 o'clock P.M.. for the purpose
of being registered. re accordance with the usages of
the party. 137 order of the Deniooratio Committee of
Buperintendctioe. auto 2t.
[ryOFFICE OF TILE PHILADELPHIA
AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
. .
Mauna, leee.
The holders of the betide of this Company, due July 1,
1830, can now receive. upon application at this office. la
per Dent. in cash, upon the tonal speOified in the Offal
leir attached.
The holders are also entitled to the benefit of a /fink.
ing Fund of 810,000 per annum, as established by the
elookheiders at their annual meeting, heldJanuarY e,
Va6o, and in pursuance of the contraet,entered into by
he company and duly recorded, to carry the same into
(feat.
~....S...l.l,kapFOß.ti, Treasurer.
None. to the HoMoro of Philads/pats and Reading
Railroad Company Mortgage Bonds, dye Jsay 1,1860.
'rhea° bonds are 'moored by the first mortgages on ho
road, amounting in the aggregate to 83,=.400. The
not revenue for the last fiscal year was= times the
amount of the annual interest on them bonds.
The managers propose to extend them for a period of
twenty Tears, the holders retaining the bonds and the
seourity of the mortgages in the proofs° oondition in
which they are now hold Fresh sheets of coupons for
the interest, payable half-yearly, will be minted.
A bonus of 10 per cent, will be given to the holden!, in
consideration of their assenting to the extension. This
bonus will be paid in cosh to the bearers of the bonde,
on their limning a receipt and presenting thir reopen.
tivb bombs at the office of the Company, or to ots etents,
for endoreement.
Forme of receipt end endorsement Will be furnished
off appliciation.
By order of the Board of Manacers,_ _
tf 13 . . Mott.REtelgV. BeereberT.
THIRD STREET JOBBING HOUSES
JAMES, KENT.
SANTEE. 153 00.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
OF
DRY G-OODS.
NO3. 239 AND 241 NORTH 'THIRD STREET.
ABOVE RACE.
Respectfully invite the attention of Buyers to their
usual
L &ROE AND COMPLETE BracE Op
FOREFN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
Among whioh will be found a general assortment of
PHILADELPHIA-MADE 4nODR,
Also, a large variety of new end confined styles of
PRINTS, MERRIMACK SECONDS, &o.
aul7-2m
rrliO. MELLOR & 00..
SAMUEL, RANCH
H 0 I 8 I I•; It Y.
8111 RTB AND ORA WRRB.
Thos. MaLton.
E7.IW A RD liAllui
null 2m
ALL, 1860.
COOPER, PA.RHAM,
WORK,
Importers, Alanufacturora, and Jo Lbore of
HATS. CAPS. FURS.
AND
STRAW GOODS.
NO. at NORTH TRIAD STREET, below ARCH,
PHILADELPHIA.
MILTON COOPER. WV. M. PARHAM.
ROBERT D. WORK.
t2ir Pall Stook now omplete and ready for buyers.
aagl7
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Lower gale, above Market Street, Philadelphia,
Invite the attention of Book.ellere and country met
chance to ;heir ve:y largo stock of Bohonl Books, el:b
linked in thin and other We together with Mincellnne.
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TUE CENTRAL GOLD REGION,
BY COL,. WILLIAM. GILPIN,
(Late of the V. fl. Army.)
ILLUSTRATED BY NUMEROUS MAPS.
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TIC. 16 etn.
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Professor of Mathematics in Pennsylvania E 4 tate Nor
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Liberal terms for introdueti.n.
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aufi.3m
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A HISTORY OF NEW ENGLAND
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JR- SERB
THE. BEAT ADVERTISING MEDIUM
IN THE CITY ot* PHILAILN,LPIIIA
Id TIM
PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER—DOUBLE SHEET
OFFICE, 121 ti ,, U rit THIRD BTAEET,
BELOW CHESTNUT. null-21
ADVERTISERS. TO ADVERTI-
A
THE ADVFHTISINU MEDIUM
IN TnE CITY OF PHILADEI4PHIA
In THE
PHILADFLPHIA IN( Utnr,B—DOUBLE SHEET,
vFFICE, 1218..0 H 'IIIIHD STREET.
11•1.0 W CHM NUT aull.2t
►ADVEhTISERF,. TO ADVERTI
JR. SEES.
T, , E ' , EST A DVF:KTIPING MEDIUM
IN THE CITY OF PII/LADEL.PIII4.
is TUB
Ylillatfi v LPHlA INQU It R—DOUBLE SHEET.
OFFICE. 1.2180 U rll THIRD STREET.
8..L0W UHESTN UT. aul7-21
rrHF, BEST LITE OR MINIATURE
-11 F. PHOTOGRAPHS. either colored in oil or
crater colors. are made nt Rl lhl F. R's rHO OCFR APH
OA e
ALLIr, Cr Math SECOND street, between Gresn
shCoates, It°
ILLIJMINATORts.
Eve ,, one IN oomplammg of their exorbitant gas
bills. At No. 00 south THIRD street, may be seen
the "hest Lamps in the w0r , ,1" Can be need whorever
light is wanted. Cheaper than coal, oil, or nae. Agents
are making 9bo a week selling them. More Wanted.
IMMO cold.
3 he Has Lampe will light a room 20 feet square for 1
Cent an hour, or will burn all night fora few cents,
DR. O.oRy.ENg k. co..
Ho, south Tii.RD Street.
NG. 8 NORTH THIRD STREET,
IMPORTERS
SMALL WARES, &c.
JOES D. hlscr.cat,
GEO. 0. EVANS.
BY E. B1100):8, A. 141„
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
BOBTON,
WILL PUBLISH SEPT, 1,
IMEEEM
nY .10113 O. PALFIIr.I',
Svo. nnl3•mwt3!lf
THE
NA'r lON AL RDITION
IRVING to PAULDING
CARPETING&
FALL TRADE.
MeCALLTJM & CO..
CARPET MANUFACTURERS,
GLEN ECHO MILLS, GERMANTOWN,
Alto, Importers and Dealers in
CARPETINGS.
OIL ()LOTH'S.
MATTING, RUGS, &o.
WAREHOU 509 CHESTNUT STREET,
(Opikoalts the Rtate Houle.)
Southern and Western Buyers are respectfullr invited
to call. aulT-2m
HATS AND CAPS.
C o H GARDEN i Co,.
Manufacturers or and Wholesale floaters in
HATS, CAPA. FURS, AND
STRAW GOO DS.
FANCY SILK AND STRAW BONNETS, ARTIFI
CIAL FLOWERS. RUCHES, FEATHERS, ke,
Noe. 600 and 602 MARKE V STREET,
Southwest corner or Sixth.
The most extensive and nominate assortment, 'I lie
best terms and the lowest prioos. First :elan buyers
are particularly invited to call. aul6-2m
MILLINERY GOODS.
FALL, 1860.
•
RIBBONS, BONNETS,
AND
MILLINERY GOODS EXCLUSIVELY.
Wo have new on hand, and daily reoelyins, a large
and hanneome assortment of
RIBBONS, OP EVERY DESCRIPTION,
BONNET MATERIALS,
STRAW AND FANCY BONNETS,
MISSES' AND INFANTS' HATS, SHARERS, &o
FRENCH AND AMSRIOAN FLOWERS,
FEATHERS; MOUES,
AND EVERY OTHER ARTICLE IN THE
MILLINARY LINE,
To whioh the attention of the trade is dtreoted.
ROSEN:MU, BROOKS, & CO.,
wels4lin 431 MARKET Strew, North aide.
SILK AND DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
OPENING..
JOSHUA E. BAILAY,
IMPORTER AND JOBBER.
O. 2IS MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
HAS NOW OPEN
A LABOR AND COMPLETE STOCK
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
SELECTED FOR TOR
FALL TRADE OF 1860,
INCLUDINS
NRESS GOODS IN ALL VARIETIES,
SHAWLS! BRAWLS! SHAWLS!
CLOTHS AND CASHMERES,
LINEN GOODS.
BLACK SILK' AND MOURNING GOODS,
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PRINTS,
STANDARD MAKES,
DOMEE.;TIO GOODS.
A MELT:MID LINE
MERIMACK PRINTS
AND
SNOW-SHOE GINGHAM,
At all times. auld•tf
FALL, 1860,
0 EIAFFEES, STOUT, 8: 00.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
aul4.3m No. 523 MARKET STREET
MARTIN & WOLFF,
FOREIGN AND DOSSER= DRY GOODS.
334 MARRET STREET.
Ceuta and prompt bix•monthe' Buyers. of all eeatione
are invited to an examination of our Stook. aud•Sm•
A . W. - LITTLE 84.
- STIJK_ GC - 1011S_
No. 325 MARSET STREN.C.
au6-9m
REMOV AL
In onn►aquenoe of the destruction bf flee of their
THIRD BTEEF.T BTOREt
YARD. 4.11.1L1M ORE. & CO
E IUAW VED
TO
NO. 010 CHESTNUT ST..
SOUTH SIDE. ABOVE SIXTH.
PIHIADP.LPUU.
They hava now open AN ENTIRE
NEW STOOK
SILKS AND FANCY DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, GLOVES, RIBBONS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, 4-c.,
Together with a LARGE ASI.O RTAIENT of
STAPLE AND FANCY
WHITE GOODS.
EMBROIDERIES, LACES, MANTILLAS, to
Raining roaelvea but a malt portion r f their
KILL IMPORTATIONS,
orevioun to the fire, they are enabled to dupla,'
A NEW STuOK.
to whioh they invite the attention or their Cuatomera
and Bus ere generally. auo 9m
WICIRTS. AUSTIE, do
MoVEIG-H,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS.
IN
DRY GOODS.
No. 311 bIARI(ET Street, above Third.
Charles Wurte,
Henry Auntie.
Hamilton T. McVeigh, ) PRILADRLVRIA•
John M. Weimer,
Joseph Burgin, ) aul•lm
CEMITZE
FALL AND WINTER.
CLOAKS dia MANTILLAS
FOR THE
WH ‘ OLESALIi_I 'TRADE.
SOUTHERN and WESTERN MERCHANTS buy
ing Medium to Find Maas 000DS, are invited to In
spect our Stook, which we of f er at
LOW PRICES.
AND ON LIBERAL TERIIIS.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.
THE PARIS AIANT/LLA and CLOAK EMPORIUM,
7 08 OHESTN UT STREET.
an24ni
FALL GOODS.
.13ARCHOFT
NOB, soa AND 407 MARKET STRELT,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBRRS
FORICION AND DOMESTIC DRY 000DS
Stook onmploto and ready fur Trada
R. WOOD, MARSH, A HAYWARD,
IMPORTERS
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS
CLOTHING.
NO. 309 3HIRKET bTREET.
Fall roil Winter Stook now complete and ready for
buyers. an23m
STRANGERS IN PHILADELPHIA,
NOW IS THE TIME
SEA-SHOlte.
THE HOTELS AT ATLANTIC CITY ARM NOT
FINE BATHING, BAILING, AND FIBIHNO
Train( Iwo 7.30 A. Al. and 4 I'. dail)
pul7-3v
TO visri"rma
lIALF FM.'
COMMISSION ROUSES.
THOMAS Ft, GILT,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 212 CHESTNUT STREET:
PHILADELPHIA.
For sato by the Package:
CLOTHS, FANCY COATINGS, BEAVERS,
SEALSKINS, FELTS, Ay.
MILLVILLE, MASS., ORISKANY, FITCH
BURG}, ROYALSTON,
AND 011171 R MAKE! OF
FANCY CASSIMERES,
HARRIS' FANCY UNION CASSIMERL'S, SA
TINETTS, LININGS, VE3TINGS, BILE
SIAS, Ac.
E4ULII LADIES' CLOTHS, VELVETS, Ac.
au7S-Tni
GEORGE PEARCE Be CO..
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
LACE GOODS.
241 CHESTNUT STREET,
Philadelphia.
52 and 54 PARK PLACE, New York.
ata-mw&fl or
RIDGWAY, HEIISSNEIt, & CO.,
INIPORTERf3 OF
CLOTHS,
DOESKINS, AND OASSIMERES.
Sole agents for •
ERCEENSaLi Ttoket.)
JoyAtirsy.( Wine,)
E . V. ltB & SOP /SIIDT /8. & 6f Olathe.)
F. CI RRIVI N & SON. (field Mediae.)
ZA 89N Pt 13.805.. (Fanny (Pleihneread
E. TO EN NI ES & CO., and other manufaaturere of
the greateet oelehrttY.
206 OHEbTNUT STREET.
aue-1m
WELLING, COFFIN tfc Co.
116 CHESTNUT STREET,
Offer, by tho pookage, the following degorlption of
AMERIOAN GOODS.
OF STANDARD MIMI AND 111 GREAT VARIETY
GREENE MANUFACTURING 00.'S PRINTS ;
BLEACHED AND BROWN SHEETINGS,
SHIRTINGS AND DRILLS;
OSNABURGS, DENIMS, AND STRIPES;
CORSET JEANS, STLESIAS, AND NAN•
KEENS;
CANTON FLANNELS AND PRINTED
LININGS;
RHODE IsLAND LIMEYS;
PHILADELPHIA DINSEYS AND CHECKS;
KENTUCKY JEANS AND COTTONADES;
NEGRO CLOTHS AND KERSETB ;
ALL-WOOL AND UNION CLOTHS ;
BLACK AND FANCY CASSIMERES ;
BLACK AND MIXED DOESKINS;
SATISETS AND UNION OASSIMERES;
TWEEDS, OASIIMARETTES, aul•3m
WASHING TON MILLS,
FORMERLY BAY STATE MILLS
SHAWLS of all eizeg. in great variety.
Embossed and Printed TABLE COVERS.
UNION BEAVERS end BROAD CLOTHS.
B LMORAL
DOESKINS, and Double and Twisted COATINGS.
6-4 SACKINGS and heavy ZEPHYR CLOTHE).
Twilled and Plain FLANNELS and OPERA FLAN
NELS.
Printed FELT CARPETING&
For sale by
FROTHINGIIAM de WELLS,
34 South FRONT Street, and
33 LETITIA Street
SMPLEY, HAZARD, & ITUTOIIINSON,
NO. U 3 ORESTNUT Bli..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE BALE OF
PHILIADEL.PHLA.-MADE
GOODS.
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL,.
. EVERETT, HICKS, & CALDWELL,
CLOTH HOUSE.
liftve removed to
323 MARKET STREET.
Buyer, are invited to examine our stook. aull-2m
REMOVAL.--9'he irncletsigned have re
moved their Office and Slle•room from the Foun
dry.at NUBLE•BTR.J 1 WHARF, to the N. E.anreer
of BECONV and RACE Streets, where dealers will find
a large collection of STOVE> of the nv et approved
Patterns Tinned, Enamelle h and slain Hollow-ware,
comprleing an assortment er-oond to none in the coun
try. All orders lett at the offics, or by mabovillreoeive
prompt attention.
IXIBRANDT & IIIcDOWELL.
Philadelphia. Stove Woke,
au9-alrn and Hollow-ware Foundriee.
DIEPICINAL.
PROF. MORRIS' ELIO EPIIALOS.
There aro 100.000 Sufferers from nurP,Asts of
the NERVOUS t4Yrf VEM, is the oity of l'hiladelphia t
who can be oared by am!
i'lik , Ftki OR MORRIS'
F.TJOEPHALOS,
Which is an original
and
. . . . .
WONDPREtiL REMEDY.
Compounded from the private formula of Professor
Morris, M. IL. of alai:lay.
It sots airootly upon the Nerve, •
li V ABSORPTION
through the pores, and it needs hut tbe trial of a
PINOLA!, BOTTLE
to test its mart ollous virtues
Bulierare fi.on
bxoprEatENT Op TNT, BRAIN,
fir:Rl/OUB READ aCRE,
GENERAL DEBLIrrTY.
gEll RALoI 4 A,
REU MAT AM.
IIRON I C .. ERVOIPINESS. he..
Will flint the desired relief by its
EXTERNAL ÜBE,
as dlytiot Itthe Ciroular.
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tit: IT "711. Y IT 1
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'Rx IT ! TRI IT
If you are exhausted by over - rough study.
If you suffer from sleepless mg :a,
If you are a victim to neuralgia.
It you are prostrated by exoenalve grief.
Fl you crave stumilatin,ff &MILL
kiq II . :
TR r !
TRX IT!
TRX IT !
4
TnY IT!
1 th- -- -- dsemble tURIEUItioII4 whirl, In
. ..
As It will remove those mL
duce a morbid disposition_toWarde intemperance.
TRY IT,D
you are p uffenos from Nervous ebility
In any of its forms ,and you Will find it soothing and
IN VIODRATINO APPLICAIION
to your nerves, and Worth many times its oust, in the
relief afforded.
Numerous testimonials
f g ntle mo e r tabl !
courses calbeeeen.yappng at theoge otrepro
;motors.
P epared by MOOKRIDGE /t CO., No. 611 North
FUVRTEI Street.
Imo' And for Sale by Druggists generally. 10-if
ASTIEFor the INSTANT RELIEF anti PR
, SIANENT CURE of Ws distressing ooEn2
plaint, use
FEND T,S
BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES,
Med* by U. B. SEYMOUR & CO.. 107 NASSAU
Street, New York. Priem elver box; sent free by poet
mr7-11m111 FOR SALE AT ALL DRUOOISTS•.
pROM PROFESSOR BOOTH. —" In my
AL opinion the If •la ELL JAR combines more ad
vantages thou any others for Preserving, being wholly
of glans ' cleanly, strong. and durable, closing air-tight.
and opening and shutting with facility. _
• JA1.1116 U. 1500111. "
‘`, FRONI DR.
o I have nerd the Hartall All glass Jar in my faml
for the preservation of Fruit. and in i rimming it with
Others previously eMploye i for the purpose, I consider
I , highly preferable, and partinularly so to metal fore or
tars with metal Wes. It is psi featly air tight, and Pee
from all possibility of taint. an is the case with m•tal.
ft is secured with more ease. rapidity. and eertainty
than by cement or solder, and opened readily. while the
fruit is kept in the most admirable manner. Having
tested the Jar well, I consider that it meets all the indi
cations that can be desired.
" WASHINGTON L. ATLER, DI. D.,
No.l
Manufacturers under the Patent, 408 Aron Street."
DART ELL & LETCHWORTH.
au4Amif No. r 3 North FIFTH Ntreet
A Z LAMA AZ MBA AZISMEA !
AZUAIEAI AZUMMEAt AZIJAI EA ! AZUMEA !
PROP. MORRIS' AZIJAIKA BAKING POWDER.
Alanuraoturad rolely No. 69 North FOURT,I
throat. and I nr sale I.- n - .....••....-'llr. myM anal r
fil It, PROTHONOTARY OF DISTRICT
COURT,
WILLIAM LOUGHLIN,
811CONIt Wrath,
Suldeet to the rules ol the Demooratro party. xl6 4t*
$lOO R
10 E th l t V net., was stolen
from—On Fr i d Friday nightt
Re sueo the
reer
residing in West hi.inehenier township. York county,
POUR 1100018. Two of them are black matches.
about 14 or 15 hands high ; and one of them is lour t ear,
o d and tile ether five. and has a lew white hair.' on his
forelyeadoehich would not be n. tired without a 0060
examination. 'S he oth r two are light baps, and one of
them to about fourteen hands high, in five y enta o ld, has
aliald face and one white hind leg, and is blind in the
left me. The other horse is about thirteen hands high,
is seven years old. has a star on hi. forehead. a white
spot on his nose, a white hind foot, and to blind in the
right e‘ci
A reward of 850 will be paid for the recovery' of the
horses, and $OO fur the eppretieolion of the thief or
sloo for both. 1311.,NiahlIN KAUFFMAN.
augl6 tit
3111110 — EVINEli SOO RS AND :YRUPS
JUL C. DONQORUE, 23 South WATER street. offers
for sale S DUO bble. warn refinrd Sugar and Syrups, at
reduced prices, for orisla or approved °coda'. oulO-It'
EDUCATIONAL.
j _
ITTFINHOTTSR A ()Ain MY.—Englifili
and Ciaonionl Potion?, fin the Cite Enemata timid-
CHEaTNI; r and I' lEJIITEE ti 9 H street, en
trance ra Fighteenththin( dour abort Chestnut.
The next eewonn will rowboat of on ItIONDAY, hep
temh,r 3 IWO.
au17.1111 JOHN H. WESTCO ET. Primped.
ACAD , MY 010 THE PRiaPSTAlsi s t ,
EPIcCOPAL CHURCH, LOC UST And JUNIPER
StREE IS.
Tee Autumnal cession will open on MONDAY. Pep.
tames• S nt 9 o'clock A M. the tun on fee is. far tha
lowest class. sixty d glare ; for all c Thar classes seveu
tr
five dollars per annum ; there are tin extra char Ari.
Applications for admrrro•n may he made at the Acade
my after August Dith, between the henra iif 10 and 13
°Voris A. M. JAALoia W. RtlitlNS. A. M
nuto•fmwtf Head Ma ter.
MR WINTHROP TAPPAN'S BOARD
'NGand Dal - SCHOOL. for YOUNG LAM P. 3. No.
1797 VI N EBtreet, near Loman Rqn zre, will RI .OPEN
on WI. uNliftDaY, eeptember Vitn. Circular, firniahed
on application. nuls-11w .
11118 I.CIuY It. 111 AYER and Airs. R.
•AL M. Br RD will .enoen their school for jourot la
dle. at N.+. 1010 SPRUCE street, on MONDAY. Fen
toinber 17. augll-2m
pRIV TE STrifoOL FOR WI B.—LIJ.
CI US BARROWS. for the pet SIX yearn Asso
ciate Principal of II itt*nhease ar adorn, . in Eighteenth
Street, above Che.tn tt Street grill open a Pchrol for
Bore, in CH ES rN If r street. heron,' dr hei ner Ei i h.
teenth. (i'Pv Institute Buildings.) on oo
Sen.
temaer 3 1300.
Ciroultren.a be obtained at ihe City Institute, and
at 606 and 609 Chentnut stre•t.
.-• • •
iteferehose John D. Jlart.' LL. D., J. J. Reese
SI. D. nul4-1m•
THE fiITS-ES CASEY & MRS. BEEBE'S
PL En ydigh and French Boarding and Day Pphool. for
Young Lathes. No. 1703 WA LNiIT Ptopet, ordi •e re
opened on Wednesday .Sent 11th.
NIESDAMKI 1 11
, EGARAY AND Wk:K
il-
VILLY respeetfrilly t dor m their friends and
the P"blio that they ha7s removed their Hoarding and
Day sehrail for Younat.adtes from L0..a0 square to Nor.
15.7 and 1529 SS !UWE Street where they will he
ready to reoeive their puede on TH WWI ha Y. Septem
ber 13th.
liteadames CREGARAY and D'HEPVII LYwill.re
ceive
visit at LOGAN Square until the
Sutb Auxust. j726-em
AMERICIAN SUHOOL INSTITUTL
reliable medium thrcoehwhich Eiebools and Patti.
lies Meg °Morn competent teachers. Parents may ob
tain. gratuitously, in rometion end circuit» of the bat
maw . SMITH, WOODMAN. A , CO , .
gee RROADWAY. New Yea, el.
1313-tf edg OB lsTilirr Btreer. Phitade,piam
BRYANT & STRATTON'S NATcONAI,
mEgotiNTILE 00144E0E3. located st Chile
delphl4, B. E. oorcer tiEVENTH a.r.dCHEaTfilil
Now 71r, /3Effelo,elevelsnd, Ohleago,snad at. Loa!,
Fair Tmxtinn. 0,11 2( trl ffq Catalans fel-tt
SUMMER RESORTS.
EPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRING.-
This popular watering-aloe will be Yep' open
during tho season of warm weather. and nazi the frost
sets in. Parsons desin•us of sper ding the remainder of
the season where they have the advantage of pure
water, pure mountain air fat en elevation of 'valve
hundred foot ) Poe from fogs dame nights, and mu
ms. usually rising from sluggish streams in gorges of
'noun a pa • hti low localities. will Dere find Ovary o m.
form and amusement to be n et with at the beat-regulated
watering Manes. For further particulars and eireulars,
please nail nn Jot. B. Myers, corner tWrd an^ Vine
titres% and James a. Earle & • 11 Nn. 818 Chestnut
Street, Phi adelphia, or ou JOIEPIif KONIGMACHER
Ephrata Post Office, Lancaster nounty. Ps. 'tun-1m
SUN HOTEL, BETHLEEIF.M, PA.
Thu, fine nil mansion founded before the ft evole.
lion, and inktnst ly consents • with some of the most
were.= features of our mitten's! bust •rr. is now of
o 'peony to accommodate a terse number of guests.
The house is ponduoted to the beet manner. end no
tning It wanting to make it the elessant and comtartn
blo home of visitors during their sojourn in this de-
Itslittui inland tsgrn. The air is salubr ma. the moun
tain and river scenery beitet•ful. and to the seekers of
either health or pleasure. Bethlehem is not excelled by
any other summer resort in the Union.
aulYrn J. Le El e RT, Proprietor.
"VI ANSION BOUSP, MOUNT CARBON,
ITAL SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. PA.
Families ma omosesatea with good rooms at reduoed
P V l iold-etbliehed House, located in the gap be
tween Sharp and Second mountains, immediately on
the in et the Philruielphiit and Reuling Itailroad t
within half a mile of Pottevile, formerly kept by Jo
seph Head, of the old Mansion House, Philadelphia
has,
sines his demise, been wider the oharge of hie
dans hter.
The il
oune to prepared. at all neurons of the year. for
the reoeption of guests. and has been recently put in
order. The large garden• and park adjoining. presents
great inducements as a enmmer reso7t. to porliOns Wish
ice.to ;mend a abort time away from the dust and tur
moil of the clues. where they can breathe fresh moun
tain air. and Emmy the wild and beautiful scenery of
the coal region.
Corntnutution passenger tickets. fer the use of fami
lies are nold at a renuotion of twenty five per sent.,
and an acoommodation`train will leave Pottsville daily
during the summer montte, to enable these who may
desire it to spend the businews portion of the day in the
sit) and return the came evening. on winott the °harken
will be thirty-three per cent below the usual rates.
For terms, apply to MARY KEA%
Monslotißouse, mount Carbon . ,
.1030.3 m Schuylkill Co.. Fa.
MANSION HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY,
N. J., ISAAC THAYER, (late of Serf Home,)
Proprietor.
This House has been very multi ealar- ed and im
proved. nii.9 now a large& c - nber of Family Rooms, not
surtassed by any hoto.t at i t is city.
It in lishted throughout with gas. New and fine wallas
have been lard Hotel ocean, water by
be lighted at
night. from the to the water, by splendid reflect
ing lamps.
Attached to the house (but separate from the main
building) le a tetra Hall for Hops and Parties, with a
first-class Ice Cream and Confectionery attached. Over
the Hall there tire forty sleeping rooms for single gentle
men. There is also a play ground for ohildreu, well
shaded end enclosed, withswinvs.c.
The catering department will ..k
he under my ern es
pecial supervision, and I trust that my reputation is
sufficiently • stablialred to satisfy all that my table will
be uneurptuis.d.
Terms will be 812 DOT week.
Transient Boarders tlf.2 per day.
Carriages attar, ed to the Rollte will take Boarders to
and from the Ocean free of charge during bathing_hoors
ISAAC THAYER.
AMERiOAN HOTEL, ALLENTOWN,
PA.—This well-known and popular hotel hew,
during the past season, been
tiREATuY ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
and is now in eapaoity and convenience second to none
in the interior of Pennsylvania. The beautiful and
heriltnful situation of Allentown 'renders it a de.
Shaul summer resort, in view of which epeeist an
mngements have been made by the roorietors toao
commodaie summer boarders. J. y.BECHTEL.,
Jean teal V. V.. mootiv.
BEDFoRD SPRINGS.—This well-known
and deUghtf.l Bummer Resort will be opened for
the retortion of Visitors on tg r FINEIT OF JUNE,
an T l a i rifiTergi t g,°4A!7l 3,t :
ma . nageroont of Mr. A.
gatkkgria!ta , r e.MVlVVB 2 .9l.u2eVietlin'RlßlKM4oll)
oomfort arid treatment.
'Pat wishing rooms, or navy intorruation In regard
to the piece, will address the subeenber,
Jl4O. P. ILE ED, Beo'y and Treasurer.
miBo,3m Bedford Mineral Bpriore Co.
(l ONGRESS lIALL--ATLANTIO CITY,
N. J.—This spacious House. airnated at Atlantic
City, will bo reopened with every twoommodation for
visitors on the Path instant.by the subscriber. The
House fronts the beach 1$; fegt giving a splendid view
m
of the Ocean. a is near the Fishing and Ratlinepoint.
No pains will be spared to saoure the comfort and con
venience of guests.
ilege-Sin THOMAR O. r3 A RRRTT
NEPTUNE 1 - 10USE-ATLANTIO CITY.
L —This popular and eminently avorito House at
Atlantic UV hes, since the closing of last see,son, been
enlarged. refitted, refurnished, and completely re
juvenated in every particular. and is now open for
the reason. From its delightful situation, near
ness to all places of interest. close proximity to the
safest and best part of the beach. It is rendered one of
the most convenient and deoidedly the pleasantest house
on the Inland.
Terms—WO per week; 91.47 per day. Children and
servants half prioe.
JOHN RMICE, Proprietor.
It. L. FUREY. Superintendent. le3l-3m
COTTAGE RETREAT,
Beautifully and conveniently located at
AT LA Na TIC cJITY, N. J.
Boarders accommodated on reasonable terms.
.ie2o-am M. MoCLEEB. Proprietor
WAR HOTEL,
NHARLY OPPOATIN Trig 11. A. noTat.
_ATLANTIC CI IT, N. J.
SAMUEL ADAMS, PRoPRI TOR.
DINNER•HIFTY CENTS.
ALM). oA — RRIACIES TO RE.
sa - Boarders accommodated on the most reasonable
terms. lelo Sm
MANSION HOUStc. MAUCH CHUNK,
CARBON CO., PA.—This is the moat comforts
ble and extensive hotel in Northern Pennsylvania, -nd
the proprietor flatters himself that thus far he has sue
oeeded in keeping it In u manner that cannot fail to as
tisfy all his guests.
The Floomvare newly and elegantly furnished. ano
ti a 'fable always Militants the very beet the Markets
anord.
The hotel is located on the banks of the Lehigh,
directly Opposite the mimed depot, and at the hue of
Mandl Chunk Mountain. A path leads from the rear 01
the house to the 'OP of this mountain, from which point,
sortie eignt hundred feet above the Lehigh, the moat
sublime ^acne imaginable is assented.
The House is abundantly_ supplied with the best and
purest Mountain tiering Wetter.
Cr Hot and Cold Baths can ne ta:en at all timee.
JetS-Im GEORG e fit/PPP& Proprietor.
AMERICAN HOTEL., MAUcil CHUNK,
PA.—Thus HOTEL is now kept Ina manner af
fording every coin Oct to strangers and travellers.
Arrankements ha's been made this season to accom
modate SUMMER BOARDERS. The most eublime
mountain scenery and rural enjoyments are here af
forded. 1111 C RA Ltd.
OEO. W. WIL ti ELM.
Jets-ttei Proprietors.
THE SEA-SH; ;R E-ATLANTIO CITY.
Koff 18811 , 08 V. B. 11 fEL.
The undersigned, prepria or of the above-named
house, being now preporet to receive guests, re
spectful'r noliciM a share of the nubilepatron
age, Since last rummer More h. been added to
this hotel a lour storied wing. 140 feet in length, con
taming (beside the bed-r00m.,) a suite of three Parlors,
for ladies, and Iwo for gentlemen ; also, a reception
room, wash-room, and spacious bar-room. Bowling
Mom,, Billiard Rooms, and hot and cold Balt-w-ter
Bath Hoome have been constructed for the aooommo
dation of visitors, and the whole house will be lighted
with can. The house has been newly painted fled for
mehe,l while the shaded grounds surrounding it have
been put in complete order. A well manned pleasure
Yacht, and an excellent Bond of Music, have been en
gaged for the season. J. McKIBBLIC
iel4-tf
CARLISLE The favorite resort for those
who appreciate Grand Scenery,
Pure Mountain Air, Invigorating
WRITE SI if., PRIM Baths. Large and Wen-ventilated
Cumberland
SPIIINUS , co., Pa. Roo ms, Good Sada ty, and a Goal
Accommodations/or Table.
300. For particulars send for Ciron
crams LOW. ler,
OWEN - , CLEXDENIif. & VIESCILER,
le7-Sin Carlisle Spring, Pa.
SUMMIT HOUSE, DARBY ROAD.-
This plenaant rural retreat. four miles from the
cite, is now open. ' are 1.1.1.9 the doo half-hourly... en•
tlemen and fiimilieir acoummodated. (food fishing. a
ten-pin alley. fine gallium, handsome tooms, a Wt./
able. Terms moderato for full or partial bon. d. and
single meal. partial]
COLUMBIA HOUSE, CAPE iSLAND—
Vann MAT, New .Thrsdy.—Thla larye, firet•claes
ROT bl, will be opened. for the reception of guests. 0 11
the 2StIL June, 1860. The Rouen has been completely
repaired and refuenished. A new cooking' ranee, ovens,
edema boilers, and every modern improvement added.
Eaten•tve stabling attached to the premises
All letters add a nd to the subsortbors, Cape
New Jersey, will promptly attended to.
1411111 A WOOLMAN.
l e mon H. Laird late proprietor Franklin House, t hila
delphm; 8. It. Woolman, formerly proprietor m oun t
Vernon Hotel Caps island.
dim
}PAULY. LIOTEL, ISKTIILEILENI, PA.
Thie large and old-established Rouse, known as the
" LERltift VALLEY SUMMER RETREAT,"
le no w open for the season. The accommodations of
this House will be found uneuroassed. The ride here.
by tee North Pennsylvania Rnoroan, IC nee of the plea
santest in our State. CALEB YOHE, Proprietor.
fele Sin
AMERIOAN HOUSE. (JAPE 1:-LAND
Mrs. M. REYNOLDS. Proprietor.- This favorite
Yi . lN. w ii l i l n o e r la r telna r e e t°:X l hTtelnp " ill ' af:b o e l et r g7ll - .
a gu n . d . e t. v . ery attention will be paid to the comfort of its
lalB-dtPapl
SBA BATHING.
NATIONAL HALL,
CAPE 131,AND, LIM% AL .IY. N. J.
This fine, and a iry holm, is NOW OPEN for
vientore. It to distinguished for comfort. L canty, and
accartor accammodationt, with ample room for OM Par
sons. Tema moderate.
ie23-1m AARON nollßFTSrm. Pmeriefor
WA BATMEN°. CAPE ISLAND, N J.
DEL:, WARR i/OUSv Is now npl‘D for the oe nem
Is I In. • T N 11414 MRC)? A Prez . TWO •
A w NINUS ! A W ! !
FLAGS! FLAns !!
JOSCIII 11 Foil Nit AWNING MARNA.
443 North THIRD Street,
Philadelphia,
Has on hand FLAG- alts see, or made to order, at
short folios I ohttoG parties. Clubs. or oaptairs of
WORMS, would do mall to call beforeureheeing else
where. sacking Bottoms. Bags, and Wagon -covers.
misls-Iflor
CEEZE
CoNIT, 11.5.1 L.
`1 FXTR ORD NA RV ATTRACTION
FOR RIX NIGHTS ONLY.
DOM n Nuoifß .t ON DAY v r:11 Au.oat
PROF. LOVE.
THE GREAT I.I.7hOPEA N
• WIZARD AN 0 VENTR LOQUIST.
Whale worderful And netohish:ng feats In Masts no.l
ic rent powers of Ventriloquism, have been the enrplra
tlnn ut Owl:monde of yin ore firc• leaned him the rope
t 1100, from both tr• pubic and the press. of teem, the
OREn'l'Es n OF I$F. At.E will hate iL•
honor of toakiii4 nig fi•et np esren , e in rilliSde/pille. et
CONCERT PALL.
ON h)ONDAO EVhNINO . AUGUST 2).
And follovrine even',,. whet he will Bo *sent To h •
patron. the most wonnerrill and Incomprehensible feats
in natural. phootop .inal, and emerOfie tiaxio and Yen
triloquitm. in a varlet, of experiments serer before
WM, pled , r) this or an, other or entry by any 04462
artist tin' hitnte If.
Hier farm menu helot , at lho same time chyle. ems
innz. mat instructive. cannot fail t o please the mos-
Viattchont. havinc Neer' patrne.eed it, th e e Ste
o' . both the Old and New Wortd• and fail, endorsed
bi
them. and pronOnnoen to be the us plus ultra of Mail
oil wonders
Prof. Love', paruyhernali. is the melt extensive ever
tern. prosenqus at the mme ti e the titian,. and tarns
of the Asiatic boudoir. together with the sublime ap
pertreree Ora rupernerurn ntl. de.
fliT The pro‘raanime will be ehanged every other
evening.
Dow will bee pen at 75f o'clock Overurs will nom
:pence at Bpreoieeo. tern , esion, 25 rect..
A LS: OYR.
Age t and I:laminae+ Manager.
CIRAND PROMENADE FEEE
CPR 1 THIS A FTER.vO)OIi. full G1.F.8 ( T).
e ' l ' lTell ? ir Fir q r r 'Un ko P rri r s k H b ee =te cli 7 i7e P el i ci i r " C
om
mcncing at 23g o'cl)ck P.M.
F'aie ar 7 carte every point of 110 eft, (via
Girard-my,. Railroad) to trio place. Fairdicnnt
Steamers 10110 Stnp. ardiget•
P ENpN A. ACAPE3IYOF THIN FINE
A ['TR.-10:13 021 4 877311.'T ewer.
Containing a large colic:it:on of Pamtinva /Ltd PrldP
tare, is now open n illy Iron) AM. WI P. M. Ad -
milkmen 26 : ceder— under!) 3 ear:. 12 tent".
WANTS.
WANTEI —A person with S5OO, ($2OO
required at once. the Wanda in two months )t..
unite wit.. the advertiser in a profitab'ts isvestment.
Prlnotpal wit return In a few months. add a handsome
Profit accru e tnt a period of several secs. address
R. d. °mos of this paper. surf $t
A LAD, aged 14. wants a situation as
Erred nr °Zee Boy. Ad rue, for tvo
dny•. •• F. G.' Pres offi c e lt•
A Lm'AL AGENT. TN EACH CIUNTY
of Del , wars. and Nov
onmed to son Timh•'a PntPot Barometers. 0
FO3l, N o 61 North MIR D• treat. wad It'
- _
Tu":ADV ., atTI,IR VAN toMlit,ND
di rOO in cub. and iswillin,l to Cairo an intarent in
enf, pay in ba.tnes., where bin ti•rrlans and espits I
will %Word a living oompenentton. Andreas "irivrenoe "
°Mos of The Pmts. tea It.
W -- ial
ANTED —By ■
an experienced ee-
Nituation in wholarkle jobbtuk dr , -goodi
}Wale. Ca • infigterlea fan' amount of notu shalt CI ed,
trade. n ddresa " tl¢mittun,' t thi.oisos, Wag Ift•
A
YOUNG LADY, who had am years'
has
experience as teacher.de sines similar amyl
so or out of Use city. Address •• Teacher," ogre of
Press aulo-1.110
1411,D—A young man as kialesman.
who I. tam - 04021y ziovisnited enta the Marabout
Tatloy'a and Clothing grads o f this eat. To any porton
minable of filling the position. a liberal comperaati^n
will be awe . .. oddrese Box 113. P. U. t 134 f
NATANTED-A situation, by a man,
thirty-seven years of are, of extensive expert
coos in business, o t good address. sod oomi t iosat to All
almost arty Motion, either its a clerk, stisorints ed ant,
or salesman. 11 1 , 1313 respectably imanlested, and ma
give the most satistaotory references as thwart
`energy. and business capacity A moderate satyr of
t o trAr . eint , pll be nooepted. Address '• B. •
FOR SALE ARID TO LET.
•R SALE-TIE STOCK, FIXTITEES,
LEASE. and GOOD-WILL. of a largo CARPET
ESTABLISHMENT.
1..0.3/iiill in OiE OF THE BEST BUSINESS
firKEETEI JN THIS CITY.
The gook one of the beet 'elected in the metket.
The whole wall be &timed of on favorable tame to
olme a vartserehip.
&tre o e
Fr:. particulate. apsif at No. 417" South FoURTIi
ante 2w
70 CAPITALISTS.--FOR SALX—
=ilThe Macbinary,. Stock, end Fixtures of a larse
Manufactory
.of PAPER HANGINGS, replete with
every convenience for carrying on an extensive I
rma. A desirable investment to persons of energy vs
can push the twines& For sale with or without
buildin Inquire at 822 CHESTNUT Street.
taigef g.
rutf if BART, MONTGOMERY, & Cu.
rINBE • .4 t 1.13 RIBE R OFFERS FOR
-8- sale the fixtures. inashiliery. rtenele. &a., need
In the busihese of pr.serving fruits. fee. Also stack of
Roam. A party wishing to purchase the whole will be
liberally dealt witb. B ET
etr-PY,
aulfrst• No 712 hl KEret.
viii FOR RAC E—On sccommodatmg terms,
Si the BrORE and DWELLING, No. 211 ARM
St , tat. Apply to WM. R. ALLEM, No. e3o AROIR
Street. sail-1R•
TO LE f —Two fire-proof Offices on the
first floor of the Pencsylvants. Pnifroad
Apra. to EDISIIII4D 1011 TR.
nnll at Meoretarr•
dm TO RENT—Two spacious, well-
JlM.Halted, well-ventilated Rooms. near the Ex
change. su ted fur prit.tins offices. or for rosnurnotunng
purposes as there to amok. steam Dower attached. Ad
dreas" X. Y ," box 139 7. Post Oltee.
iiZERMANTOWN PROPER . ] Y. For
‘-A dale or to Let, s large and conrentent House IXL
Germantown; gas. water. large lawn, and rebsoS7 toZ
shads, arse
one 14 8 0, the beet locations be eold ow.
ddrese Box Philanelphta poet office. J 1014131
To BOIL DERB.—A largo lot. haring
three fronts. suitable for immediate imp_rm ul nenk.
'1
situated onWENT i hTli street, below CAT
Will be sold on aooommodettng terms to a Nat , / who
wilt Implore. For terms, &0., address 9i. of of
tote paper. iste-tt
FACTORY LOT FOR SALE.-A
lot having three fronts. admirably mutated is t
ou thorestern Dart of the oily. ,NY“. I be tented, or
on reasonable terms. For Parnoniars. %PM at uns
office. • tYI9 tf
AIISSuUI-1I LANE. i 1 •
300,004 'Acres for Sale. at prices ranging from 137 s
to 80 canto • or Arne, in any outtrititioa reantred.
TAXES p .id. and PA PENTS proccr _d for purcla• -
gemint.kaud mletiliLGtaduation Act.
Per farther informat on anTrtii ---
I t.sON, RA WLTNGS t CA..
U. C. and General L a nd Ag. enta,
6,t , 5T. , . UT Street.
tween THIRD and t 01 RTH
SI. LOUIS. N.
LA. , 1l WARRANTS bought, znld, and located.
tyl-Sm
PUR SALE—The Stock and Fixtures of a
Wholesale Boot and . hoe Hoare. now doing a
good Mimosa The is a good opportunity for any one
wishing to go into tho business or a house wa,tiag to
increase their ;cede. Sauer cto reasons swing for
sr' in.. out. Address "Box 2yo,' Philadelphia Post
Waco, try h name. isai-rt
A- ) NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS
For sale a, large lot to the Southwestern section of
tho o ity. well adapted for a Nurse r) Terms aneommoda-
Linn. For sarticulare address '• tlua ofßoe.
BOARDIN G
pRIV,TE BOARDING.--Gentiemen and
their fanithes, or single gentlemen. oan be accom
modated with Board, with pleasant end handsomer
rooms, furnished or unfurnished. at 616 LOCUST St..
smith aide of Washington rewire. The location. bouts
opposite to one of the handsomest parka in the eity, is
cen , ral, and extremely measanL Transient persons
melting the city can be accommodated by the day or
week. Terms moderate. A basement frontroom, 'with
private entrance. for rent. suitable for an office. Pell-tf
VIVO YOUNG GENTLEMEN OAN BE
accomniodeted with good.tLiry apaVAnte, (linty
or without Watch) in novate dna (Ta
tra]. Address " TOLBERT." through 'DPW§ Dia
patch. sP3I
SAVING FUNDS.
AMERICAN SAVING FUND.--Corii
pm-Wm Building, nontheast corner WALN
and FOURTH Streets. Open daily from I i
o'clock, and on MONDAY till Bin the evening. EMe
Old Institution hag always veld in full, on demand,
without notice.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
All mine paid back, on deman d , in gold and 11.
FL
ALEX. NHIS,LDIH, President.
tit.AML. WORE, Vice President.
John C. Farr, T. E. Harper, Georg., Nugent..
Jona Antigua', Jr., Semi. T. antme, Alt. • '._Robertr.
John Aikman, Jonas Bowman, IL IL Eldridge,
Wm. J. Howard. JOHN B. WILSON,/ returerer.
JOHN C. /HMS. Secretary. jr2O-Im
QPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND,
Offloe, 331 North THIRD Street, in
et, between Ve
and Callowhill. incorporated by the Lepeature Aprd
ihl O p n nf g a l ° l 7 :riatlpeo ; oloi ffe1M811::lta I
b V EN11 , 1138, from 5 to S o'cloog.
Intereets per cent. per annum. Pe ß ONito73 can
draw their , onteys by Cheeky. if desired. Speolal l a
wnt, reoeived
JAhiTO B. PRINGLF... Prastieta.
FRAllell BART. Beerstsrv. sabi-tf if
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
INS r RANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, PIITILDEIPHIA,
All , lllit 6,1654.
The difenzura have this dny declared a thvider4
Rix Per Cent., or Lwelre Dollars per Share, out n 1 the
profits of the company, ratable to the at.kholdere. er
thee. lent represent 'lives. on I emery.
au7-10t WIL• Niel II RPER, Secretary.
TLIE MUTUAL LIFE 11.7SURAN011
GOMPANY OF NEW FOIL
Amots:
!IX miLuria OF DOLLAR 24
IWristao IN FIRST m
INORTG•ONEI 12R1L Nitkss
WORTA OVER sis,ooo.ooe,
Wks premiums are Loweit than nu many other h
alos, end the Dtvideads haw, Leen easeful.
Vkle la a strictly hlturnal, cuga,Rany. Ti.err ere t•
gteokhchiers, eo that ALL 1.1 - Ik: r3tOF/Ttil
SZLONS TO TILT INSITIT.
Pamphlet,. and
. erery information, r.ty Ike keit
elms, on appliontlon
F. RATCHFORD STARR, Axeat.
oorner FOURTH and WALNUT Strta:s.
PHILADLIPITLA IrfiFilll F..NCY.e.:
Bhorri,sll ol .:rm, JoLa Woizi—
Afonlecn. L Ils.wt. , :s. Georr.o I-J. 6tat , t - t,
treorgo M. Stroud. R. S. Whalen,
John it Alyerit, J. Ituthor I. , :nini,4.
joyaph Ps.ttolson. Willtitul C. LuSini .
John hi. Atwood, Arthu- ii c,,,n,
whoman 11. Yemen , tieorge W. Toitto]
Witham bloKeo. Itho.-Wattsor.:43:l-.-1
le AME INSI7RANCE UOIIE9. NY , NO
os CHESTNUT £treot, PHILADELPHIA.
iNc , URPORATED APRIL_BY TEE
PENNS YLVAAN
G3NEINED ro FIDE AND INLAN.)
!Samuel Wri4ht. LIRECT D O Dlrnor,
Wm. W. Walter*, J. W. Evercia.l,
Chas. Richardson, Rem, Lewis.:f•....
OM A. Wee:, Jacob W. St.lo.
0. Wilson Davis, hlenko &na.
Thos. 8. Martin.,
GI‘ORGE W. DAY" Pratlent_
FRANCIS N.
BU
FRANCIS t res't
WILLIAMS 1. BLANCHARD. SeoretArr.
GOOD GROCERIES.
- - -
FRED. E. SWOFE„
NO. 1205 MARKET STRFIET,
Three doors &heti, Twelfth,
Qas opened a well-selected &enactment of
CHOICE FAMILY GEOCEL/Ell
AND
N TEAS,
Whieh he in prepared to furnish at th. LOWEST
CASH PEIOI,'4. frtn-em
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Th. WASHINGTON MIMS, es the 311CCP,sora
of the SAY ztr A kb; MILLS. perelneed tee p.oterty,
good xdl, rrd nth. r unto a that Ma/4CW,
he 'VelBlllAiirON MIL 8, therelz,re, claim the
mime of
"BAY STATE"
AS their trade tringis ono. H votiou G00d... The I.lll...oT
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it. ait v,“lntion of the: right; of into ofripanr•
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S' AFLOAT.-5 ipt) busht.ls Turks
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