7711tafff,, fit--• aig t iroisnertf 37 - 11 41. 7 , N•r" 7.1 • REAL • *.o. polio saki at 149 - 13310.111404„ erii7/ 24 1110 0 0- :* 4 ....V4 -PIA& on thi)soirAtrxtf to or:shade, ono nrunkto6~- 12 4 6 "P ring fall ft6a 0 10 0 46 AtidlinintyissediT 'suns nun II RE eve - 181%T AT • AVI. BATaI4 ,- Irrft yya ty p2OO inatedyrby Bed Astute" 4+n; rate Salo; - fallat'feW• , theletiptfeni of. OitY.Pind country g o Pertjk -, =RXPAPer /SAW kuIP had at the 'motif= rtl ki t4 l 4 l .6 . - A m ' Basf,fratete 44%14 4 7 5a4 2 Viinie : :7 3 4 l6 Re enter inolmaisertuatkoccoalinallyAn gov piggio asaii Abstracts, OS WlL lo4 •44 o( ooPle*Pilattetlrooklid tree of elms*. 1., 1 , SWIM Bd l 4B-v4MOONS Twenty-Ingth (Spring ; Selo,: Juno -,20h,, the,oaa ohange,a-.•••i•5 - r. "r, 'Twenty-Seventh Spring We, afar eth,.at change. ~„„ Part of thedisoripliOnits•Whandbillefereach of the aboeo' salo7r, fitne reedy; ' ' -:•;. • ','STOOKS", - f. - JanaAV6esdaf Etenitli6i r `ltlio- Philadelphia chanee, --- thisowlhg atoekkAnd loints,? . l , order ,of oxedutere.Z••• ,,, r .4. • • . ) 83 000 Colombo,* Piqua and lidlattaßallroad, fleet mortgage, 7 per cent. coupon bolids, interest payable Jannary and Julyi, ' $29,000 second snortgege, - saMe company. 253 chorea Meant Outran Rallroadklompany—,par $5O. *Shares Paint Creek Eloaltutd.lron. Mining and Ma. nuracturing Company,-Virginial-pars2 B, 74 shares Pittaborg, - Yort - Wayn& acid Obfeago Rail. road Corepimy—par PO. • • I share Academy of. '••• • 7. Aare PhilldelphisslttlientennEw ,• 810,000 CAMDF ;LAND ATLANTIC, RAILROdIk CO. Also. for account - kit-whom - It roar tionoern; erilLbe sold without resorto,ten - ellratatuirtgatoil 2 per, cent., bl.nds, $l,OOO each, Camden-and EllatiVa Railroad Com pany,- Noe: 275, 276,277,278, 974 . 250; 281, 282i:283, nud 284, with coupon's attaohtellintereatdue frdm, wad imludlog, July 15t;111.54:7A0 date. - ,:•• Als7, by.orderbfAhe:UnitistiStates Marshal—:, 283 abuts Lebanon Valley-Railroad thinly/ray. 3 shares Mechanic' StArlngaßank'ef Harrisburg. - $ll5 Delaware MtituldUstlisuteeeCompany scrip. 4 shares Monufactideret Initurattee•Co.-lur $5O, TWENTY-SIXTH SPRING SALE- 4 11NR 20th;, At rho itzehange;Aelltisidifulitr. ,, , Orphans' Court pale—Estate 4441:1111\ , West. Dodd: TIIIOIE-STORTEETOIDDWEILING', No. - 41 9North Be renth street, between 'Willow•and.NOble streets. Peremptory Salo. • • • THREE-STORYBRIOR•DWELLING,TirginIastreet, east of. Nixon street, and north of Coates street. NEAT MODERN DWELLING, No. 340 Federal' et, between Third and Youth - streets, opposite Jefferson Senn. ROUR MODERN DWELLINGS '41104t .three-itories; with back buildings, west side of Eery nt street, north • • of Mister - street, TwentlethlVant. ..Therirtll be Belo separately. TWO,DWELLTNOS,.westaidatotTisnth streati Odra Poplar. To be sold separately. STORE 'AND TWELLING.—Three-story brick store and , dwisliing, north wide - of , Paiasynkki road,k6utitof Wharton street • • SOMERSET STREET. , -.Two.story'.frame d w elllgg,. Somerset street, north of Salmon street. SALMON STREET.- - Frametwelling,northeast side of Salmon street, north of.Williim streetp- TENTLIATREET EESIDENCE.—Iitat - inederst built residence, east side of Tenth street, No. 121, be tween Coates and Brown. -1. Iminediatelouesslon. —_-_.- Ziectiterst Sal e..,-Estate of Catharine Peterson, ,Dsse'd.' VINE.-STREET.--Three-story brick - dwe'ling, No, V67l7lstis street, between. Second and Third street/ . VALUABLE SITE ..POR• A COUNTRY About 47., acres south of .Dristol, and-about 14 miles from Philadelphia - ICU in Beck county, and is bond ed on the west by the Trenton Behead at Maki G. 01,5 etation: , ..lt will ha Alcorn. by the owner, Mr. Joseph, Paden, on the adjoinlog property... • - DESIRABLE COUNTEY...PEACE —4 acres and 45,. perches. in the Tillage , of .Norritontille, 2 miles froill Norristown. The improtementaare.slarge three-Miry. atone house, now occupied azt - spoet omco. and store by practising physician. IRREDEEMABLE GROUND RENT.Iliia, year, well.. secured and punctually paid.. Sismonths , interest due lse Jain win Ine luchtdad. 7;.; SECOND: STREET. . - . - -Three , atiWiy.brittic dwelling,. No. 492 North 8, coed strut; south of. Dauphin. TWO,TE,ILEN-STORYERION DWELLINGS, , street,uotheast troniTrentonitailroad street. To be ' sold separately. TWO-STORY -ERICK ,DWELI.INGS, No, 115. Geb. hardistreet, north of Murry ertreet r betWeen Fifteenth 'anat. with greets. , • - ' I VAIXABIAI -,PROWIRTY,-Three-stery brick dwel ling, frankfontlinad,,between...-Queen'and -A lien Eta., I with fourthremitOry•brier dwalllegoon lanes Street,' Tho whole renting for $950 a year Pereropteryliale,: • - FEDERAL STREET.—Twolbreelstory dwel, Dogs. Nqe. - .1232:P5dk,./2114 Federal meet, :between- Twelyh amiThirteenth street. - !Sale absolute. - STREET. =Modern three-. story brick stoiskandAiwolllng, No. 702 South Eifteenth street, wAk two three-clay brick ,dwellingslu the rear on Wyoming swot. • • , WOOD. STREET AND7ILEWSON STREET.—Three story brick ~ dwelling,. No. 2900 Wood. street, above Duke strestswitit two_ frame dwellings in the rear on Howson. street, .- • . . COUNVEY PLAGE, SIX ACltUiti r with barn, June , thn: of the , Duatleton.txtrnr.ke and Cyder road, three miles from Frankfoid i - , lmmodiatcpoeseraton. -.• eentoe - THREE- STOGY B RID E. DWELLING, No 1112 Barker ;met, between Sixteenth: end Seventeenth, and Chestnut nadJiarkot_atmets. Terms—one•half,caah., Immediate .poseession. Peremptory Sale.. TEISEDETORY BEIGE, DWELLING, No..— Mere dlth street,•betwgen Lembard and"Sontb, and 'Twenty third and Twenty-feurthatreets. Sale absolute., efIittEE:STORT IthlOK DWZGLINCt: forth side o Dario tre ot- lghth home . -Irrot, o 1 TlOrtattotkltTatit late Motriceff Penn. ' tWki;ITY-titVENTII Bennie . . . At the Rath:ago, will inelndo - —•• • . .4,138 T Ei ' POSTPONED SALD,4QAD.- LANDS— LUZ SAND COUNTY, •PA —By order of the traelee for the holden of the BONDS .01..the,,NORTH . BONDALIi r GOAL COMPANY + oontaintni 558 scree and 80 perches, eitttate in ,Fell ,township, Lnsernoleountyi rn . Bohn Laporte. trustee. - ,• , , - irr Full partial:Aare now:seat in lunge - bine. - Orphans , Cuirt Sala—Ratate of Tau Kalb.-Denhi._. TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLINGi out- chic of Third etreot. above Coates , . Seine Estate. - - BRICK DULLDING, sus , VAULT, SHEDS, it° northwest corner of Eleventh and Columbia avenue. 881.00 Estate. BRICK-AND PRAMS OTAOLF, Marline street above Clolittagla avenue; • il:7" Pull particulars now.resdy in handbills. TBREE-STORY BIIIMDWILLGING, N 0.1032 North Front street, south of Muter street, Abe: lot'extending to Rope street. • HANDSOME MODERN FOUR-STORY BRICK It SIDENCE, No - 1805 .Pino- street, west of Eighteenth street, with doublelmok buildings and is replete with ,• darn conveniences.-_ , VALUABLE LOT, TWENTY-FOURTA, WARD, at the southwestiorner of Lutist and Mary streets, late Wept Philadelphia, 200 feet on Locust street, 175 feet on Mary street ' 85.800,ay remain on mortgage- . EtANDrOME FOUR-STORY, BRICK RESIDENCE A handsome modern four-story helot residence, with atible, mach-house, and *paid.; yard, southwest c.r ner of Tenth and Shippen streets - ' LIAM:et/ME COUNTRY BEBIDENOE, large double, stone house, Wilt' aud finished in a modern stile, be. tween two and three 'acres of land, on Nineteenth dtreecat tho Tldga - station on the - Germantown Rail road. Immediate peeses-fon. There are a stone stable avl - house, vegetaldB garden , , - - SUPERIOR 193r1;NITIriniS ;MOTEL MIRRORS,,, PI ANO PORTE% BOON ) CASES, OPPICE :TABLE, GAS 011,ANDELIERS,, CARPETS, &a. ()ARO,: ;Oir eale: - this mornlng,:at, the- auction store, wiltecnAnce,,bisides 600 lots excellent second hand farititiro, superior piano-fortes, mantel mirrors, sae chandeliers end peridantei Walnut office tables, wal: nut bcolcoases, - chlua and klass Irtie r ßrautdo, ingrain, and carpets bade ,and :bedding. stained-glue doort; ted.'y Alto, tb'oisa'Oeriof 'botsohold furniture by order of executor doimfngg an atunotPre assortment, worthy the attentiott‘Of ladies and others desirous of purchasing.- - - - 07! tlitilogamoio - yol'sitAy r and the articles arranged for examination. • --, • • Gate at Nola UM and 141 South Yoorth groat. SUPERIOR MINITURE.. ELEGANT - ROSEWOOD PIANO•YORTE - EINE BRUSSELS OARPETS, ROILS. , This Morning; - At 0 o'clock, at ,the,,aaction stew .art , extensive assortment of exoellent secend4Ond fnraltate, elegant piano-fortes 'ens mitrom,marpets, eto., - from- private families d "hensekeeping,,sremorol Wilke store for etereplecantof.sals,,, , Ateo r e gsentity °gips aliandidiets, gas pendants, gas bail Larders: brackets, • Also, a Osinerrentype apparatus Also, A pair of ganglion pedestals, with blank mashie 17111/1. Isecator>a Bale EIVEIOR, idiii'lll43BloB, ?co.' Thle Morning. - - At 10 oiilook, at the'attetlon rooms, eacend story, by order of executor, the• entire household furniture, In use but a abort tin:mined In excellent order. irr• Now arrange' • for examination In the eeeond Bale at No.lig t tlieyntleist. VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, - Bh.7OIIATINOO, AND' 'I3IIOION PAIUTE I,IIIRANY. • • • , On- FridertMornln "*. • . . • - •-•-• Yuly 2d, at 10 - ofeloek, at N 0.1514 Areh street, will be sold, bitcatalogne, • private collodion of valnable on-paintings and etigesvings. - all richly „framed ; at thm same time, • number •,04clioloe, books, rare and dad entitiona, and anperbly bound. The eolleetion of paint ings embraces the productions of the following eminent artists: Thomas Sally,. George•B. Bonfield,-Baubaaart nir, Carl Bclau,te, Sabato?, Delathe, Burney, Birch, Martin. PI eyrrbearrkhrth/litt, - othets' - • 1:17' )ley be examined nithnatilognea_ _Awo days pre vious to the pale, from 9 ANIV; till 1 E"' ' • AT PRIVATE 8A L 8 - • • A Ire)Vietaied Ant mortgage-84800, bfautiftallyX,!l . !WAd. .kot„ Yerkkizßen turnpike; ovtioarfirwi; ' „ • , . 08.8 $ N A Li A. N. 8, ANOTIONEEIV .LTA AND 0010118131ON' ktEROIIANT; - 8. J. isofner EMIL find ILLOB amts., • . . _ . , GREAT ,P 781,10 fLOOPALMODkiribIf. MONEY - 1- MONEY MONEY! ! I Money liberally advanced In large or small amounts; from ore dollar to_thonsanda, on gold and, silver plate, dlam6zol4 ostoboo f jorolty; towling-piethoi 'Mythical lostnunenta, famlture, drk goods, - clothing, groceries: cigars, hardware, cutlery, 'books; homea !gigolos bar nem, and all arMalia of Tante, for gap length agiead;Oh; Nat/taps ) "Pirincipot - Estabasfoooot, southeast - corner of Bilth and'B4e streets. • • -• . Prorzate•nry notes; with: millateval f, attlielowestmadtet - rstes. -- • NATITAIRP' PRINOTPAL ISTABLIOLIMINT, S. 31„ CORNER OP BIXTELAND RACE STRRITR. Where moneywiltbe advahoed on gold and 'silver plate, diamonds, watches, jewelry , pieces, dry goode,:clothing" groceries; Donors, *dors, hard. ware, tansy - article*, -ntlrrors.- - psintlisgs, en! grassingt,,tersirldal instrements; furniture, bedding, horses vehicles, harnese, stocks, and all other sztioles ' 'OtiT.DOOn"BATAB. " Personal attention giveat tof , lll2oisitsdoor sales, - either" attrlate dwellings stores, or elsewhere, and charges TO PERSONS RR 1,1 3AT)111111Ff 11017$REOCITING. - PerkonsratUmnlshßig , hooselr.sepislif or hiving sups! plietrof4tiitiltstre'avdlapicsie of,iirillind it to their is& vantwobYeendingthe ettorbib the Motion store, Month- Mort corner of Path and Race street, where, it will be proPorlpteranged links* thrititurs, salesrOtois, and sold to the bestadvantage, twiPthirds of the goods advanced' ltrequitsd, - and - thabblimoolmndellever the afternoon of thole, of sale. - Rine told'and htthilng Sacs, - dtitsbleilfa[tirid double bottoresdierer, lepines , BegihN Bwise, add Prh - neli Watched ; sposfol, gold - thalne, gold bowe ls-Ka itilet,l'ef dee gold Studs, breastplate; and linger ringer line ilutsW,Tnyerlor: old violisi and gaiter, very fhb! liteCtietin;AMUnilt9l : • • .bther:artlelei. D111,111i) ti;piti-k WARMING. AND, g—AliNdkaPe e 61100118110118 TO O. 6. HBA7BOI/. We have re movedlmps our oldetand In 'Walnut street to the LARGE STORY", - NO. 1010 CHESTNUT street, a few doors below Abs' St. Lawrence Hotel, where our old friendsapt Ilse pratblie 'arcrietpcmstfully Invited to examine air extensfire stick Cif'Winn Air Pornaees, Oooking Ranges, Bath Boilers, DeNistevs, Enameled Stone Mantels, Parlor Coll*Gratek,'lto., .Ee. We are now manufacturier °WILSON'S CELEBRATED PAT .ENT NEW COAL GAB 00N8IGI1NO PURNACE, the most powerful and economical Neater ever Invented, and stated topliglaseteA, Also, .newnanbsiluittral latterni Low' Down Grates, and Parlor Coal Grates of all ekes and patterns. We hav e r Ahc , r i cidalifeiegiria - tifif , ituukutk o t ure - of spumieLtD swing MANTELS from Pena ; ytritrei4-, Eftelst. ,, Wrimee hfentehirt .Itwerdert:l SP Baldie'Pnig gi t y4 - urtrIATA Asir owci ExAt. Liiiii‘of 4itielelf , riesciterte 6 thit hot repreeerct ttarrarttendledutitol Ogling atiAssus, Or not injured by &Flake - MAW tks; Oft' `Acidi Ana ere eohlivhorami t axid - mtau,*,m ff kl m p r i c ; shun grrufea,eiGtilioncrice Meet. ". •, AMMO, .tiENT PELlWELL,lblikerlitteildeit: PltUadelphle, Aprll, 1803—sp7! ly E=lllMMlEZ======= IiOMMEROIAL` SSES BOOM, " NJ 7 BANK sod 10 STRAWBERRY, between MAR LET and CHESTNUT and 81100 ND and THIRD streets. S' L'OzWOLEIMIT.NATTOTiottinga. CLOTHINEI SALE THIS DAY. . . . , OAD B.—We invite the particular attention of pur chasers to the positive sale of superior clothing, to be hands this day. at Igo Welook, comp/bias about pot- 2,000 Garments for Mon's sod Boys' wear. 11W" Samples and catalogues now ready. BALE OP OLOTIIING. This litorning, - . June '24th, crnnmencing at 10g o'clock, will be Sold, without reserve, for cash, a general assortment of clty.rcarle clothing, consisting of— gaglarte, Oren coats, or every variety, rued , in a ittperlor inan 'rock coats, ner, for men's and boys ' wear. Paula and, „, • . & es and-catalogues earl: on the morning lof • • ' . SALII OP STRAW 000D8. ARTIVIOIALS, &c. .: •-, On Priday Morning, A . Juno 28th, commencing- atnOg o'clock, will be sold,erithont rotervo, -- for caah t 'a large and general ae• aortment of fresh ehnw gooda and K.-Meals. ; Included wlll found, vie: • Bonnets Colored, and white, of all qualitleft, for Cans •k • ram , s,. sronienia, mines% boys , and intuits' Wear, adapted to oityand country trade. , Also, 50 cartons French artificials. Eamplem and ostalogties eirly on the morning -of Consignments respectfully solicited. for which the' best' effort* will be used to obtain satisfactory priceoi , ' ••,1' 117 r , Pureltuars will usually and at the " Commer- MAP , every variety of staple and fancy goads, sold in lots to omit 'rhos.. who want good.v at cash value, ob tained by 114 conipetition, will find it their interest to attend. ; d~'DXSAFtT Ise 430., , Auoprizrzicas AND I.oe , Commission 'lllencorarrre, No: 27 South lEIGIiTH STREET; corner ot.LODGE STREET. LARGE BALE OF .1111IttlITURE, CARPETS, ho. On Saturday Morning, • i At 10 o'clock. we will SellA large' assortment of se cond-band furniture. carpets; matting, an., of a persoli declining housekeeptcunll tribe sold without reserve, LARGE SALE OF lonmorprams; nostmax, DRY GOODS AND:TRIMMINGg. , Ott Tueederlforning, ' -At 24 Worth NintlretreeOve will sell the entire litieBlttireeittl).ll; Loud...meager; about declining buelness ; • rale to commence at 10 o'clock precisely. The stook hos been lately purchased, and is all in gcod, fresh order, and consists in part of fine French embroideries, trimmings; hosiery, all kinds of dry.goOds, parasols, umbrelles. /cc. Irr..Tbe-goode will be open for examination on Mon day afternoon, and will be worthy the attention of dealers and others—all to be sold without reserve. •• - - • AT PRIVATE 8A11,19.„ „ Alerge and valtuibitareet or Valuebte coal and tim ber lead at privatenaleorell Worthy the attention of capitallitte and.otheni, anrthe owner is compelled to 117 4 : - For further Partionlanf Inquire at the auction ten ie tl3 ;- 011T-,D00.11, BALES Whited and promptly at ded ~. I,cr• ADVANOES made, on consignmenta when de sired, without extra charge. 074 ALES-ROOMS open until 10 P. M. Now pro. pared to - receive" invoices of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, WATCHES and - ,7I4IVNtRY, • N,E W • and fiROOND 11ANp YURNlTintit, F.Azzawas, BOORS and STA TIMRY.,&a. MT Sales' of i . AXOf Goons every evening. TAMES 14:, FREEMAN, - AUCTIONEER, air NO, 422 WALNI:Pr STREET, 'Move 1101YriT11. Persons favoring us with eonsmumentis eau rest stimened'that their property will not be macrame& bpotheraiidna m Hotin In ore moderate t h an those obarrd any Auction_" ocr.' Oonsignments respectfully solicited: 117 Hales paid Immediately after the goods are reed. • Yoeltive AalaSeal - CEMETERY LOTS.PAIZI ma • • - On Wednesday Evening, ' CO, at 8 o'clock, - at' the Brehange,will be sold without reserve.- • " • • • ' Leta Nos 40 and 48: sea: E avenue lols , Lot No. 425, "sea - li. and 255. nee 0, near the 1 root of the ground—in the Odd Yellows' Cemetery. Aleo.-Lot.No. 25. Division A, sec. 20, on Main way. Lot No. 15, Divielon D sea. 3. Lota Nos 10 and 11; Livielon 0, sea. 32—in American Unhooks , Cemetery. Er These lots are well located Sale absolute. . • - • Trustees , Positive Bale, - PUBT;10 SALE Olt. EIGHT SECTIONS, 160,000 EQUABV BRET, IN.MOUNT MORTAR OEMS.T.6II.Y. - Under authority of a deed of tntetorill be sold, with outreserge, on somlttnt of whom It may coneern , • On.Wednoaday &waning, Juno 110th, at 5 O'clock, , at•the 21ffladelphia Ex change- -1314ht watlone'of ground, numbered 1,2, 8, 6 19, 62, 59, and 60,roontatnining together 160,000 sonars feet, in Mount Mortal Cemetery, as per plea. with all the rights and immunitiam belonging to ate lots, sad sub ject aloneto the conditions of the act of incorporation, and 'the rules end- regulations adopted by the mane %ere of the corporation. . fl7 ' Will b c e e so4l s pa etrat e o n ly iimh when tho came IC struck off. - Positive Bale on the Premleen. TWENTIETH.. EIPRII!G SALE- OR' REAL ESTATE, ' Will be sold on Friday morning, dune 26,1868, at 10 o'clock, Cu the premisec -11,1ND81:111g FOUR. BTORY BRIM RERIVENCE, No. 1208 'WARRINGTON BTREET; FOURTEENTH WABO.—A beautiful tour story brick dwelling, with four•otory.brtok iwek building' and lot of ground, 17 feet front 80 feet deep to Clay street. It was ereoted by the present owner for himself, and poIoOLIP/I every mo dern improvement and convenience. 0,600 may re. Main. Kr $550 rent but been repeatedly refused. . Sale positive." lIANDSOME 'PARLOR SUIT 00 DAMASK STEEL. 'TITRE, CARPETS, he. Also, at the came than f. very handsome stilt of walnut furniture, comprising pair of NOr/VI, pair arm chairs, pair Window chilli and four parlor chain oorered with crimson satin damask; velvet carpet, walnut sofa table, 13rocadella, marble top Intl t of cottage furniture, shades expensive Venetian blinds, &e. HA. of the whole ittaoluto. TWANTT-➢IRBT 9PIfING HALM—JIMA awl. This sale will include the fel mains— Orphans , Court Sale—Estate of Charles Janney, deed. HOUSE AND LOT, FRONT STREET.—A three. story brick hone* owl lot, west aide of Front street, above Poplar, 23 'feet 1 Inch front and 90 feet deep. Clear of ineumbrancoa. Terms—cash • Bale poidtive, Orphans , Court Sale—Estate of Johosonhi minors. THREE-STORY DEICE HOUSE, CROWN AND VINE .STREETS.—A three•etory brick hones and lot, northeast corner of Crown and Vine streets , 17 feet front, 73 feet 2 inches deep Clear of incombrances. Bale positive. . POSITIVE., BALE—TWO FRASIE ROUSES AND LARGE LOT, OAMDEN.—A lot with two frame houses, north side of Spruce street, between Second and Third strode, Camden. Lot 00 feet front and 260 feet deep to Division street, Rents for $lOB Clear of incum brancee. They will be sold without reams. Orphans , Court Sale—Estate of Isaac W. Latch, Dern. BRIOE. HOUSE AND LARGE LOT or GROUND, Twenty-first and Coates At eets.—The brick house and large lotof ground, southwest corner Twenty - 8 rat and Coates ' , treas. 80 feet on Coates street and 189 feet on Twenty-first street to Wallace street, 70 feet 2 inches on Wallace street. $240, ground-rent, The front an Coates street Bo feet doep. Rents for $3OO a year. Bale positive. Orphans Court Bale—Estate of William Teeny, De 0 ,41, 1101785 AND. LOT, LITTLE PINE STERT.—A three-story brick house and lot, 1731 feet front on Lit tle Pine etreetitmd 00 feet deep.' $39.37, ground-rent, Sale positive. Orphans , Court Sale—Same Estate. GENTEEL DWELLING, THIRTEENTH. STREET, BELOWWALLACE.—A three-story brick house and lot, east ride of Thirteenth street. below Wallace St., 17 feet front, 180 .feet deep to Orange street, 20 feet wide., On Orange street la a email three-story brick dweillog. 02,600 may remain. Bale positive, HANDSO3II6BESIDENCE. N0..827 VINE STREET.— A ideelrable three-story brick dweillog house, with double three-etorybrick buildings and lot of ground, 827 Vine etreat, east of Ninth street. 90 feet front 00 feet deep to a 3 feet wide alloy, of which it hes the privilege It Is a very desirable dwelling, built and finished In a thorough manner, with every convenience, and is a de sirable location fora breams man. fl May be examined at any time. $l,OOO only re q red. , RIGHT Hoven AND LOTS, OXFORD, APPLE, AND BRIXTON BTREETB.—Eight homes and lote, Oxford; Apple, andErinten streets, Seventeenth Ward; to be sold separately. VAVEABLE'LOT:OF 011CliTSD, 8. X. corner Front Street, York street, aid Frankford avenue.—A valuable lot •of ground, 146 feet 8E inches in front on Front street, and York street, and 117 feet 3E inches wide at the rear: 8105 ground rent. Frankford avenue is the Flank Road with the Fifth and Sixth street Railroad in the Clara saga every few minutes. Will be Bold without reserve It $9OO Is bid; two-thirds of which may remain. PINE Oldt VALUABLE LOT, JASPER AND FRONT STREETS. —Also, a lot east side of Front street, 26 feet south of York street, SO feet front. and about 180 feet deep to Jasper street. 1140 grodnd rent. Will be sold without reserve if 51,400 le bid. • VALUABLE LOT, N ' B. corner Front and Jasper streets —Also, the lot northeast corner of Front and Jasper streets. lei feet front on each, and 112 feet deep at the rear. 1166 round tent. Will be sot without reserve if 11S0 in bid. NEAT - DWELLING, MADISON STBEET, SOUTH WARK three-story brick dwelling, Madison street, (leading weetward from Moyamensing road,' between Merlotti,' and Carpenter streak!, Southwark,) 73 feel 8 inches front and 263 feet deep. Olear of indium brance. ny• Sale positive. Positive Bale by order of Court of Cowmen Pleas..-Re. tate of George Augustus Batrbaw, a lunatic. TWO-STORY MOH MUSE, QUEEN STREET, ABOVE lIVTII.--t. neat two-story brick house and lot, south aide of Queen. between Delaware Fifth and Sixth 'treats, 18 - feet:front and OB feet 41C Inches deep. Clearer locumbrances. Same i F.D. s B SO to beoff paid on each of the above when the atonic Sale at No. 292 South Third etreet, above Berme. trANDBO3II4 NOWELIOLD FURNITIIIIN—PRENOR PLAT); MIRROR% PIANO PORTE ; PAINTINGS. ern Monday Morning, At 10 o'clock, will be sold at No 202 South Third street, above Spruce street, the entire household fur. Janine, comprising euporlor carpets. mahogany piano forte, pair Preach plate mirrors, veultian blinds, ate. gen. hair seat rotas; and 'parlor chairs carved glint. bethan and other chilli*. oval marble:top sofa table i onrtalna, passage oil cloth and rode , stoir carpet, hat stand, mahogany chamber Purnltnro,' wardrobes, dress ing bureaus, venithut - blinds, ingrain carpets, wo k stands; beds and bedding; washstands, &c. Also, ex. tension dining table, dinner and Um ware, knives - and forks • ' May be examined, with catalogues, early On the ,day of sale. - - O s dki11:111. NATHANS, AIIOTIONEER, and - MONEY LOAN OP7IOB, No. 224 Booth THIRD Street, below Walnut, oppoeito Pear at., only elg.hy doom below the Baohange. Boum of buineas from 7 o'clock A. M. Until 10 O'clock In the ev ening Oat-door... Wee, and i , , sles at the Auction Rouse AV tote upon the moat autistaatory terra. CAPITAL M,_,000. • - Established for $4O kW Thirty Yaws. Mumma made from one dollar to thmisonde on HIS monde, Mier Plato, Notches, Jewelry, Ilardwaro; Bier chandLle, Clothing, Furniture, Bedding, Cigars, Bushel .Instruments, Gunn, Homes, Carriages , and Ooodo of .averi.deseription.: - An_goode Gan remain any length- of time sgtiedi arm. All advances from 0116 hundred dollars and nparardi bi charge& 2 per cent. per month $6OO ant over t Ike lowest marketrate. - . . . , This Store Home having le depth of 120 feet, Malmo eNtAnd thief proof ruins to store all valuable", and prl vale watchmen for the premien •; also, a heavy bum. -01004 effected for the benefit of all persona having good. &dammed Upon, N. .B,—On ismotutt of healing an rthilmited *WU; this, odthe is prepared to =Widmer:Oa on more eatfa faetom and accomniodating.tarms then any other-in tiat ofty. ant lioany ney charge.,adyenoest bats poor, in mall amount, with, ,AT PRIVATI felt Pident - Lenor and other Watches; JerveW , , end Olothing will be sold at reeticed prises. - CITALL , BRUSERS, Iry . . A Isxte'An)kltAteni,' aultable for " RO.O En S And for sale by HENRY 0. ZOITSTEIN, , _ ArRUSH AND B.E'LL tVB MANUFAC.27/ 82 - NORTH THIRD 8T • griABES.E. —196 boxes Prime Herkimer easinq Just !sliding and for sale by Ply 0. 0. HADLHE & 00., No. 9 North Water stmt. =Ea DIIHTZIIa, UANDBORU I - cAncti,llL..- SatiTT, Jr., './..IIOTIONEER, (grieres trito.sor to WOLMORT SCOTT ' ) 481 CHESTNUT fit., oc i tte the Custom HOUSe, between ifonfth ;I n Firth BABE 'or THE STOOK OP' A. - BANKRUPT -pnoni NTHIt smaxEs.- • • • ' On Friday Morning,' Jane 28th, 'at 10 o'clock, will be sold from the shelves the stock of a bankrupt, by order of aseignee, comprising the usual - assortment of "staple and- faney . goons, viz: i Chintzes. colored cambrics, Muslini;whiteloods, brolderod bands, 'flouncing, collars, sleeves,,llale thread and sulk gloves, hosiery, ocanbe,• brushes,- porte.monl 'sales, looking glasses, &n. . ladles , and gents' linen and cotton handkerchiefs, sewing silk, buttons, tapes, &0., d:o. . ..„ CONcoaki QAtTERB.. . 011 , 0 a gents , calf, potent-leather, end sloth ()engross gaiters. • Also, 100 dozen Incites! leatin r f gaiters. Alin, .4-4 , "and 5-4 plain and fancy matting bIIIKNESS; BAINLEY, - &.00:, ' Nee. 222 and 224 MAT U fitteet . SALE OF (MONTER& DESKS, BTOYEI3, CARRETO, kit,' Of the auction store, Nos. 222 and 224 Market street. On Friday Morning, June 25th, atlo o'clock will be sold— . oounting-room desks and tables. _ • Large size counters. • Loose shelving and carpets. Counting-room chairs and stools. Trestles, boards, stoves, kc. , being the Sutures of the auction store. Also, a quantity' of coal • TAMES J. ARRUCKLE, AUCTIONEER, J corner SECOND - Rita . BUTTONWOOD atreets. EXTENSIVE OATALOGHE SALE OF HARDWARE, BLASTING, MANILLA, WRAPPING, WRITING, AND STRAW. PAPERS, WRAPPERS, BOX,-BIND ERB% STRAW, AND WOOL BOARDS, PAPER BAGS, BAGGING, PLATFORM SCALES SCREENS, dca. This Morning, June 24th, at 10 o'clock, precisely, at the northeast corner of Third and Now streets, will positively b 0 sold, without reserve to the highest bidder, tho entire Moat of William Franok, declining the paper hyalites, JJ Catalogue on the morning ot',eale,, jalo-st* 4CepartmersVp . Notirco. TEM COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE • existing , between Messrs. Breinig, (haulm, & & Breinig fur the manufacturing of Colors, Paints, c., has been this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business to he settled by Jacob Brcinig. JACOB BB EINIG, , ISAAC GATT NIS.N . D. E. DREINIG. 31. D. 211X4ADELPIIIA, Juno 14, 1805. j02.1.-3teS IVOTICE.—In consequence of the above 11 Dissolution, the manufacturing of PAINT AND COLORS at the American Paint and Color Works will hereafter be tarried on by JACOB BREINIG, who will also remain sole manufacturer of the Patent Hydroleurn Imitation of Brick and Steno •Cotor, and of 'the Patent Ole= Liquor (a substitute forLieseed 011.) Works, TW ENTY-POURTH and GREEN Streets. Warehouse and Office, No. 331 ARCH Street. je23.3tet UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED copartnership, under the name and style of AR NOLD dc WORL, and have taken the store No. 120 WALNUT Street, for the transaction of a general Im porting and COMlllibbloll business In Wines and Liquors. J. W ARNOLD, of Washington, D. C., GEORGE M. WORL, of Philadelphia. PIIILADELPHIA, Juno 1, 1868. jelS-lx MILE UNDERSIGNED HAVE F3RMED a copartnership under the style of F ROHR NCI ASI Si WELLS, for the transaction of a GENERAL- DRY GOODS COMMISSION BUSINESS, and have taken the store No. 34 South FRONT Street, and 85 LETITIA Street.' TIIEODORE FROTIIINOCIADI, KIRK D. WELLS. PIIILADXLMIII, June Ist, 1858. - Je2-2m proppsalg. 11BPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 'HIGH - - WATS—Office, 8 W. corner Chestnut. and Fifth streets. PHILADELPHIA, June 21st, 188 S. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the under signed, until THURSDAY, June 24th. at 12 o'clock - )1. for furnishing materials and repaving, with tramway Pearl street. from Tenth to Twelfth street. - „The said tramway stone to be of beet quality Connecti cut granite, and gravel and all the materials to be of good' quality. , No proposal will be received or acted upon, except from &practical payer, or persons eugaged in the busi ness, and the names of responsible persona as sureties must be given. or the bid will be rejected, as the parties doing the work will be required to keep it In good con dition (or two years from its completion. JOAN IifoOARTIIY, je23-3t Chief Commissioner of Highways. PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD MINT OF TUE UNITED BTATEM PRILADELPIIII, .TU11416.1868. _ . SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this in stitution until 12 o'clock M. of TUESDAY, the 29th instant, for furnishing and delivering at the Mint, at such times and in such quantities an may be required, between the Ist of July neat and the 30th of June en suing, (1830,) inclusively, the following specified at , ticks, viz A supply of the best quality of Anthracite Lehigh Coal, (of tlte lump and steamship plres,) entirely free from atone, slate, and other foreign substances ; each ton delivered In be of 2240 pounds weight. ' And a supply of the best quality dry Hickory and Spruce Pine Wood: the whole to be subject to the in spection and upprmal of the Director of the Mint. The proposals may be made for the articles separately, and should be endorsed " Proposals for Coal," and Proposals for IVeod." . . JAM'S ROSS SNOWDEN, Director of. the 31Iot jeD tcgat lgotires TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS POD TYI) CITY AND COUNTY OF PII/I.ADNL. I.lllA.—Divnrce, No. 2. DecesulJer, 1857. MARY E. TAYLOR vo. WILLIAM TAYLOR. And now, to wit, 19th June, 185 S, on nifitten of Wit D. Kta.ttY, Esq., for Libellant. Rule on Respondent t. show CALM oby rho Court should not decree a Mora a rtriculo moire/naafi, an prayed for by the Libellant, returunbic SATURDAY, 3d July, 1860, at 10 A. M. 'TO WILLLAM TAYLOR, alias NEHEMIAH TAY. LOR, respondent above unwed e Take notice of the above rule. Wll. D. KELLEY, Solieitor for Libelinut. je2l-tww2w 19th June, 1853 IrN TUE ORPIIANS' , COURT FOR TRH CITY AND COUNTY OF PIIILADELPUIA. Estate of FRANCES RUSSELL, dere/mod. The auditor appointed to audit, settle, and intinat the accouutof JOSEPII PE ARSON, Administrator d. b. 11. N. C. R. of Mrs. Prances Russell, deceased. and to report distribution of the balance, will- meet the psalm. in terested on MONDAY, the 28th day of Juno,BsB,f 1 at 11 o'clock A. M., at his 0111cC, No. 411 CHESTNUT Street. in the city of Philadelphia. jeliistu th Kit W3l. D. KELLEY, Auditor. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT application has been mule to the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for the renewal of certificate of stock in the above Company for live aliares, No 8,030, issued Muy ID, HU. In the name of P R. FULLER, to trust; said certificate having been lost or destroyed. Jrifetu th•lm+t P. It. FULLER, Triistee. MUNICIPAL CLAIMS.—NOTICE IS 11.F.DEBY GIVEN to the Owners of Promises mentioned in the appended Memoranda of Municipal Claim, that Write of Scire Facies will be issued there on in Three Months from this date, unless the same shall be paid at the Office of the undersigned, No. 139 South FIFTH Street, at or before that time. WILLIAM Si: SMITH; ttorney for Plaintiff. The City of Philadelphia, tense of George W. Stroud, vs. 'Robert Dempster. 0. P. March Tenn 1859, No. 207. Paving south side Darolay street, 160 1'44 west of Fif teenth, $23.68. Same vs came. 0 P. March Term, 1858, No, 208. Paring south side Barclay street, 120 feet west of Fif teenth, $21.97. Same vs. same. C. P. Mirch Term, 1058, No. 209. Paving south side Barclay street, 185 feet west of Fit—. teentli, $21.97. - • Same c'John Davey, owner or reented owner. 0. P. March Term, 1858, No 274. Street paving, north side Waahlngtonatreet, 3.49 feet 8 niches eaet of Twenty. third street, $21d.9.1 May 18, 18,8 (Earvetings CARPETS. We will commence TODAY CLOSING OUT Our entire Spring Stock of VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETINGS, AT GREATLY RIMMED PRICES. DAILY & BROTHER, No. 920 CHESTNUT Street. Purchasers will please tall and examine our large asaortment. ap2o-tf rrAPESTRY OARRETS.—JUST OPEN ED,a large lot of superior Tapestry Osrpste, to be sold it a low pries. BROTHER,_, _ CASH OARPET STORE, 920 CHESTNUT St.' QIIPERB TIIREE-PGY CARPETS A fresh assortment of now patterns, at reduced prices, at DAILY to' BROTHER'S, CASH CARPET STORE, r• mhSl-if 920 CHESTNUT St. 3ED ROOM CARPETS.-10,000 YDS. of enperlor Ingrain and Three-ply o.trpets, of the beat testae and Myles, at II prices • from 60 coots to $1.26 per yard. DAILY k BROTHER, mhBl-IT - No. 920 OHESTNIIT Street. 'REST HEAVY BA USSELS.-'—:A. LARGE lot of new patterns, In t eat, chaste etylee, at low prices. DAILY & BROTHER, CHEAP CARPET STORE, tolial•tf . COO CHERTNIIT 8t %gritultnral gig KETCHUM'S REAPER AND MOWER FOIL-1S — The reout Severe trials at Reading, Chestnut Bill, spring Mown. Delusory County, apd don wheru. prove the decided fluperlority of this machine over all otheis: Werrauttgi in every particular ; and for solo only by SPANGLER & GRAIIA2I,- _ No 627 MARJKIIT Street gig PRATT'S 'UNRIVALLED SPRING TOOTII HORSE RAKE, warranted superior to any other in me. Self-adjusting unloading Nay Forks, Re volving Hay Rakes. thq beat ever offered In the city Rakes, Forks, Cradles, Beythea, and haying and Har vesting Toole generally. jet i, SPANER , , N GL o. 527 MA RKET Street. .BUCKWHEAT, MILLET, PURPLE =TOP and !tutu - lingu Turnip Seed of Superior quality. SPANGLER S. OR AllA:11. je23 No. 627 ALARKET Street, WHY SUPPER, WITH DYSPEPSIA? e - ZINGLER & EMITIVE PIIRE, MEDICINAL COGNAC BRANDY has mired Dyspopia, Low BOHM, General Debility, &0., &0., &e. Price .1.1.25 per bot tle, or $10.60 per dozen. Warranty! pure. Try it. I hereby certify that I had been afflicted with dye pop s% for the lest ten years, during which time I have tried &lithe popular medicines, but of no avail. Having had Zeigler &, flailthPs PurecHediclual Cogan Brandy recommended by many persons, induced inc to try.lt. One bottle bas ahnoet cured me ofdyspepsia and costive habits, of ten years' standing, loan say, with a thank , ful heart, that I have never found Re equal during my painful and distressing complaint.. I sincerely recom mend it to dyspeptic, nervous .and debilitated sufferers. Jane 0. Hicatiaorn, Jan. 16th, 1058. 1231 Olive at eel. Also, ZIEGLER & BMITH/1 Pure Medicinal WINES, warranted pore, and no counterfeit !Altura, which are daily palmed upon the public as genuine wines. These Wines are especially adapted to dyspeptics and consump.. tires, and la all oases of general debility, lon of app.] tale,&o. Old Madeira Wine, price per bottle 81 00 Old Port Wine, do. do. 100 Old Sherry Wine, do. do. " 100 Address your ordera to Sole Agents, ' 2.IIIGLNIt Ab SMITH, - ole Drate; B. W. corner fiIiCOND a nd h nd GREe sal W Bte uggi ., PAHA. Also, for sale by JOHN BLEY, Druggist, fel-y , - Brantford road, opposite Hanover.. 500 TONS' MITCHELL & CROA DiLIPSI Borie itueolated Super Phosphate of Lime for elle by OItOMIDALS, PRISON to , 104 Nada Dolman ,o maw, THE rittgS. —NAMVtisi pERVVIAS- Yll,llP,' PROT.EOTED SOLUTION OF PROTOXIDN OF, , • • ,IRON Ifarlllg suceesafully passed the ordeal to which new dia. coyerios in the Materla Medici are snbiected, must not, Lo recelredrts an established medicine. Its efficacy in curing , . DYSPEPSIA,. Affections of the Liver, Dropsy, Nounggia, Bronchitis A n d consumptive tendencies, Disordtafed State of the Blood, Belle, Scurvy,the Prostrating Bffecta of Lead or Mercury, General D ebility; and all Diseases which ro. quire a Tonic and Alterativo Medicine, Is beyond clues. tion.. .!,S. ro . The proofs of its efficacy are co nu- Morons, So well authenticated, and of Mich peculiar character, that antferers itiannot reasonably hesitate to receive the proffered aid. The Peruvian Syrup does not profess to be a cure-all, but its range is exten sive, became many diseases, apparently uttilla3itie intimately related, and proceeding from one cause, may be mired by one remedy. The clam of ditieflSON for which the Syrup provides a cure Is precisely ,that which has co often buNad the highest order of medical skill. The facts are tangible, the witnesses accessible; and the safety and efficacy of the Syrup incon trove rti hie. , Those persona who may wish for an opinion from die interested persons respecting the character of the Syrup, cannot fail to be satisfied with the following, acnontua morons testimonials, to the hands of the Agenda. The signatures are those of gentlemen Avon known iu the community, ma of the highest respectability. Tho undersigned having experienced the beneficial ef fects of the "Peruvian Syrup," do not hesitate to re commend it to the attention of the public. . . . . . From our own esperience as well as from the testi mony of others, whoce,intedigence and integrity are al together unquestionable, we have no doubt of its erect cy in cases of Incipient Diseases of the Lungs and Bron chial 'Passages, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, • Dropsy, Neuralgia, &c. Indeed, Ito effects would be incredible. but from the high character of those who have wit: erased them, and have volunteered their testimony, as we do ours, to its restorative power. • Rev. JOHN PIERPONT, THOMAS A. DEXTER, . 8 II KEN'DALL, M. D., SAMUEL MAY, THOMAS C AMORY, PETER HARVEY, NAMES 0 DUNN, Rsv THOS. WRITTEMORD. CERTIFICATE OF DR HAYES - - It is well known that the Medicinal effects of Protox- Ide of Iron is loat ; by oven a very .brief exposuro iota, and that to maintain a solution of Protoklde of Iron, without further oxidation, hoe been deemed imptredble In the Peruvian Syrup, this derirablopoint In at tained by combination in a way before unknown, and this solution may replace all the proto carbonates ; cl tenths and tartrates of the Misted& Medico. A A BAYER, ht D , Assayer to the State of Maasachusetts. 16 Boylston street, Boston. SOLD BY N. L. CLARK Sr. CO., Proprietors, No. 6 WATER Street, Boston. - F. BROWN, FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets, HASSARD & 00 , • - TWELFTH and OIIESTNUT Streete, jel6-tu th sat-6m wdm Agents for Philadelphia. IFCTBENtAPK T S, ift 9N BITTERS. This Medicine, as ite name implies, le one of the greatest strengthening preparations extant. It is es pecially adapted to there who have a loss of appetite or are afflicted with Dyspepsia, Liver Oomplaints. Piles, Nervous Debility General Weakness, and all diseases arising from a disordered condition of the digestive organs. FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS GENERALLY there is perhaps no medicine in the world equal in It, as it enters purifies, and replenishes the olood; which le so Important to brine about a healthy action THOUSANDS ARE LIVING a: miserable existence, of a pale sickly color, weak and emaciated , whi couldl be restored to health by the use ot , one bottle of this invaluable medicine. It is no humbug, but a genuine :emery, being free from any thing that is of an injurious nature. FOR ALL DISEASES OP THE BLOOD there le no better antidote than Hobensaek's Irpn tors When the blood is impure the whole body Is full of disease Blood letting may answer for a time, but oleansing a pert not purify the whole. At the fountain we Intuit begin, and to cleanse the blood there is no better remedy than these Invaluable Bitters. Their chief constituent le iron, and we all know its efficacy in removieg ,the impure matter 'from the whole visceral spasm They are prepared by a prao that chemist, and have been pronounced, by eminent physician!? and others, as, the Re pine nide , of all tonics. to the proprietor that he has succeeded in compound log a remedy for many ,of the ills that his fellow mortals .are subject to; and that the public appre ciate It is not a question of doubt, but a fixed feat; as the demand for It has far 'outlawed his sanguine expectations. ,RoAD TIE E TESTIMONY OP A IVOSTBY CITIZEN. This Is to certify my wife was in delicate health soma three yearn, with a disease peculiar to her sex. She tried numerous remedies without deriving any benefit. Ile%ring of Robensarkfs Iron Bitters, and knowing iron to be a powerful tonic, induced me to obtain a bottle, which proved to be the medicine she solely re quired, by restoring her to health. She hesitates not to recommend it to these who are eimilarly affected, as she believes it to be a sovereign remedy. JOHN COLE. No 831 Dapitol Street. • This luvalueble Medicine le prepared only by GEORGE 8. 110DEN8ACK, Pharmaceutical 'Chemist, N. W. burner or PULED and GREEN Streets, Philadelphia, To whom all orders must he addiVolod. Prim] L. Discount to dealers. Sold by Druggists generally. mhZO.y ANALYSIS OF LYON'S OATAWBA BRANDY by . . . A. A. RAYS% K. D., AOBITNI TO TOM STATO OT MASSAOUVRYTTS . . IGENZRAL 011.ARAOTIllt.—A light-yellowish brown oolored spirit, having a fragrant odor; when evaporated from clean linen it left no oil or offensive matter. Analysed for volatile and fixed drugs, of which no grasss of amy kind wars jotted. Its color is proved to bo doe to a colored resin an extract derived from wood. IJ7 - In every respect it in a are spiritona liquor. The fragrance or bowittrt which it possesses eau be toted, and it then appears unlike that from Ooavoul Brandy or Wine, being a fruity ensenco resulting from a peculiar fermentation of Catawba ,and Isabella Grapee. CIIMMICIAL OBAIIALOTEIL.-1, parts in volume of this spirit contains at 80 deg P. 481.2-10 'parte of pure al cohol, besides the fragrant oil. 1,000 parte of the spirit afford 23 parts of a strong solution of tho oil which ebony:tart:en this Brandy; the epirlt left, alter removing the oil, is pare and odorlsss, and' In all Ito qualities a perfect Apirit not subjecv to change. One U. B. gallon or this Brandy at 80 dog. I. contains,,be- Mies the eplrit and oil, Only 220 gre. of matter nom posed of extract of fruit, gum, and colored resin from wood. BOBTOX, January 26,1868. . Dr. COXE, State Inspector of Ohio, and Dr. JAB. R. CHILTON, Chemist, of New Tork, both pronounce this to be pure Brandy, and free from all adulteration. For Medicinal purposes Lyon's Catawba Brandy has no a ival, and ban long been needed to supersede the poisonous compounds sold under the name of Brandy . . Ac a beverage, the pure article is altogether superior, and a sovereign, sure reinedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Low Spirit*, Languori General Debility, ac., Ace. Also, ItSRELBY , I3 STILL AND SPARKLING I:IIIASIFAGNE.—Theee Wines are made in the neigh borhood 'of Oinclnnati, and are guarantied to be the Pure Juice of the Grape, and are eminently calculated for Invalids and persons who require a gentle atimn. lent, and for Sacramental purpoece. Retail price $1.26 per bottle. A liberal discount made to the trade. Dealers 'will please send their orders to the "Sole Agents s , for the State of Penn sylvania, A. P. HAZARD to CO., Wholesale Druggists, No. 608 MARKET Street. Also for dale by the following apothecaries AMBROSE SMITH, Seventh and Chesnut ate. JNO. W. SIXES do SONl3,lBth and 22d and Market street'. D. L. STAORIIODSR, 'Eighth and Green etc R. Nlthrtimut, Heeobd and Miry sts ,Elonthwark. G. W. NEDINGER, Pa/apt:Lk Road and Washington street. GEO. B. GOBENSAOK, Third and Green eta A. B. GOMEL Broad and Coates eta. ,THE LIVER INVIGORATOR. - year/nen HT Dn. EIANPOIID, COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY Fil 0 ilf G UMS, Is one of the best Purgative and Liter Medicines nett before the public, that , acts as a Cathartic, easier, milder, and more effectual than' any other medicine known.' It is not only a Cathartic, but a Liver reme dy, acting tirston the Lien to eject its'osorbid matter, then on the stomach and bowels to carry oil that mat ter, thus accomplishing two purpoms effectually, with out any of the - painful (Mingo experience.% la the ope rations of most Cathartics. It strengtheos the eye tem at the same time that it purges it, and, when taken daily in moderate doses, will strengthen slid build it up with unusual rapidity. The Liven %sone of the human body ; and wheo it well, the powers of the aped Th. stomach Mal ta% the healthy action of performance of its tune is at fault the bowels are system 'milers in cone- Liver —having - ceased to. eaves of that organ,one made A his study, in years, to find some ceme nt the many demoge ble.. • To prove that this re- Trenton troubled with Li lts forms, has but to try a certain. , These Gums remove all the system, supplying in of bile, Invigorating the digest well, purifying the health to the whole ma coon of the disease—el. 1111.1008 ATTIOSB are ter, prevesied bY the os. irtYIOONATOR my2o4h3a Ono dose. after oath:lg, stomach and prevent the log. Only one done, taken NIGHTU4RE. Only one dose, taken at gently, and cures 003+ One done, Wee lifter nest A. reLT,O One' dose dAelDoriot4b. One bottle taken for fa the Cause of the disease, Only one dose Innedl while one dose, often re. Onototas Monism and a fEr Only ono bottle in system the effects of me- i H nem. 1 TV- One bottle taken IA eallownens or unnatural. One done taken a short; vigor to the appetite, and I One dose,olttm renoat• ; ct i muss in Its worst forms, complaints yield almost' Z One or two donee cure In children; there Is no ; ' remedy in the world, as It I fp -- A few bottle); care IU2 absorbent!, We take pleasure in re- eine as a preventive for On' tut, and Miller/nee rates with certainty, and testify to its wonderful, All who use it are giving their unanimous testimony in its favor. fig" Mix Water in the mouth with the invigorator, and swallow both together. TEN LIVER INVIGORATOR Is A SOUNTIVIC MEDICAL DISCIOVRRY, and is daily work tog cures, almoat too great to believe. It twee as Irby magic, even the first date giving benefit, and (widow' more than one bottle is required to cure any kind of LIVER Combat:it, from the worst Janneties or Dys litysia to &common Mei:dacha, all of whiob are the re cult of a DIBEARED LIVER•' PRIME ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE Dr. SANFORD, Proprietor, 346 Broadway New York. Agents for Philadelphia, T. W. DYOTT h SONS, 218 North Second street. Retailed by all Druggists. Sold also by SAMUEL SINES, Twelfth and Chestnut streets, and F. DROWN, Fifth and Ohestnut streets Philads. to th s-ly HERRINGS -800. bble, NO. 1 PICKLED Herring; 800 bbls oktra Newfciiuldland ditto 020 Ws Potomac; dry salted ditto, now in store and for bale by JNO. al. KENNEDY & CO., utyla Nos. 180 and 102 N. WHARVES. IVIAOKEREL.-1,800 barrels Nos. 1,2, and IVA 811AOKR1RL, in snorted mango, now in store ind tottelerby--- - JOHN M. KENNIADY h 00., an Bar Nn.. 129 and IR2 North itharvos 111QOUSSIA • MATS.—bOO DOZ. NO. 1, AND '6OO &h. No. 2 RUSSIA MATS; Suitable for ptiok ing 'Eurnlture and Gardeners' use, will •be liold , low, If applied for soon, b 7 WEAVER, PITLER, & 00. op 10 SI N. WITIIt & 22 N. mums, Zebinnel. HOW GRATIFYING principal regulators of the performs its fu n o titles system are fully derel. most ent•rely dependent the Lierr for the proper trona i when the stomach at fault, and the whole quence of one organ—the do Its duty.' Nur the die•. of the proprietors ha s practice of more than 20 dy wherernth to counter manta to which it Is lia midi is at last found, any vas COMPLAINT.II2 any of bottle, and conviction i■ morbid or bad matter from their place a healthy flow stomach, causing food to blood, giving tone and chine ry, removing the footing a radical cure. oured,' and, who t is bet cagion.l nee of the laves in nufticient to relieve the food from riming end sour- before retiring, prevents night, loosens the bowele TIVENEBB. each meal, will ours Dire teaspoonfuls will always male obatruoti on rernovem and mak•n a perfect core. ately reliance 0 note o, panted, in a sure cure for preotontloo of cum.' 9 I . needed to th rewound the Stelae after a long nick- tor JAIINDICn removes a color from the Akin. time before eating given makes food digest well ed, men 011RONIO Dina• while Beaman and hewer. to the find does. attack,' caused by Woays Purer, safer, or speedier otter fails. Dnordv, by exalting the commending this medi. FRYER and Anne, Cum. a Manus TYPE. Itope thousarle are willing to virtues. I: ritrilitstiAt 3nentam6 ;. toutpanico CITY INSURANCE COMPANY, No. HO South FOURTII Street. • • CHARTER PIUIPETITAL. Capital 8200,000. Organized 1851, ileged to insure Houses, annually or perpetually; Forgone! Property. annually, or for n logs period; take Marine, Inland, and Lilo Insurance Risks; receive De posits ; hold Trusty and grantennuitieg ALFRED WEEKS, President. B. 0. TYLER, Vico President. J. W. Menrinn, Secretary, UIItECTOItS. Alfred Weeks, /ion. W. I/ Kelley, B. 0. Tyler, J. W. Yoraoy, J. W. Solider, P. B. Mingle, C It. nicking, James Watson, J. L. Ilittellinhou ; Ludlam Matthews, J. W. Stokes, ' William Curtis, jelB.l.nz G. P. Punier. 11 - OW.9.RD FIRE AND MARINE IN. BIIRANCEI COMPANY-02100 No. 412 WALNUT Streit, Philodelphlo. CAPITAL AND BURPLNS, 2754,096 U. DIRECTORS. P. M. Potts, J. Edgar Thermion, a. B. Spangler, C. G. Sower, Abraham Box, John W Sexton, E. EL Warne, - John Garrison George Howell, Nathan R. Pott, Win. P. Leech, R. T. Keine, 11. 11. Masten, Jos. R. Withers, Abraham P. Eyre, E. Booth, Charles P. Norton, John U. Lowers, 11. 11. Shillingford. 0. E. SPANGLER, Prseideut E. 8. WARNE, Vice President. CHAS. A. DOT, Secretary. niylo OORN EXCHANGE INSURANCE COM PANY, No. 811 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia. CHARTERED CAPITAL $5OO NO—PAID UP OAPI 'PAL 5880,000. Thle Company having been recently REORGANIZED, and Its actual Capital largely increased, respectfully dollen; a share of the patronage of insurers. Fire and Marine Policies will be issued at equitable rates of pre whim, and. losses liberally adjusted and promptly paid. DIRECTORS: William M Godwin, B. It. Crawford, James W. Queen, Jno. L. Redner, George W. Hall, , William B. Thomas, D. Franklin Jackson, B. N. Winslow, J. C. Hopper, Henry D. Mears. WM. M. CODWIN, President. .1. 0. 'TOPPER, Secretary. invlo-dtf LIFE S URAN GS AN DTRU ST DUN AJ PARY.—The PRIM MUTUAL LIFE INIEJRANCE COMPANY. Northeast Corner of THIRD and DOCK Streets. Capital, $612,726.08. INSURES LIVES for short terms, or for the whole term of Ilfe—grants annuities and endowments—pur chases life Intereets In Real Estate, and mates eli contracts depending on the cootthsencloe of Life. They act an Elecutore, Administrator/a, Assigneee, Trustees, and Guardian. 711319411118. Daniel L. Miller, Samuel 71. Stokes, Benjamin Coates, William Martin, Richard S. Newbold, James B. McFarland, William P. Hacker, Joseph H. Trotter, William 11. Kern, James Easton, Samuel 0. Huey, Theophilus Paulding, Charles Hallowell, Edmund A Sunder, Henry C. Townsend, Daniel L. Hutchinson, Redolphun Runt, John W. Homer, William H. Carr, Ellie S. Archer, Edward T. Mott, - Samuel J. Christian, William Robertson, Joseph M. Thomas, Warner M. Basin, John G. Brenner, P.B. Michler, Easton. . DANIEL L. illlbbEit;President. SAMUEL E. STORES, The Prea , t. Joan W. Homos. Secretary. nla-ly %IRE QUAKEIi CITY INSURANCE COMPANY.-018ee 408 WALNUT Street, PHILA DELPHIA. CAPITAL SURPLUS 89.77,653.85. Insures against loss or dausago by FIRE and the PERU 8 of the SEA, INLAND NAVIGATION and TRANSPORTATION. Ton per cent. in cash returned on the earned pre. Mkt= of Open Inland Pollutes. - OFFICERS. GEORGE H. HART—President. B. P. ROSS—Vice President 11. It. COGG , HALl—Secretary and Treasurer. 8. 11. BUTLER—Assistant Secretary. DIRROTORS. George 11. Hart, Zone; h Edwards, E. P Ross, Poster 8 Perkdne, A O. Oattell, Marten G. Lacey, Andrew It. OhamberS, Samuel Janes. M. D., B. W. Salley, Hon. H H. Fuller„ John G. Dale, H. It °eggshell, John L. Pomeroy: H. It 00008IIALL. Secretary. A ROTIO FIRE INSURANCE COMPA NY, NEW YORK.—Office , No 29 Wall street, ad joining the Meohanica' Dank -- hash Capital, $260,W, with a surplus. This Company insure Buildings, Mer chandise, Furniture, Female in , port and their Cargoes, and other property, agalost Loss or Damage by Piroand the Risks of Inland Namgetlon. DIRECTORS. Henry Grinnell, Joshua E. Pope, Caleb Barstow, Rufus P.. Graved, Henry 0. Brewer, Henry DUill, Edmund Penfold; 0. H. Lilienthal, Harmon R. Conning, Theo. Polltemus, Ire Ogden Haggerty, Sabha E. Morgan, Tunoas Donegan, Abm. R. Van Nest, John H. Earle, William A. Cary, Albert Ward, Thomas ki. Neleon, Charles Easton, Inman W. Phillips, Lords Lorut, Oharlee A. Maoy, Samuel G. Glidden, Edward Hinekeni Steph. Cambreleog, Wm. E.'Shepard, • Thomas Scott, Charles L. Prat,, John Ward, Lothrop L. Sturges, Henry K. Bogert, William P.. Fosdick, Peter Eden, Emery Thayer Benjamin H. Veld, Geo, Westfehlt, A. It. Frothingharal - Palmeri Taylor, Thos. P.Youngs, Henry Z. Blossom. Samuel 1.. hfitehell, • ALBERT WARD, President. flurtaan A. OAILIY. Secretary. an 10-1.7 CORRONWEA.LTH PIKE Of TEN • STATR OF PENNSYLVANIA. - OFFICE, NORTHWEST CORNER FOURTII AND WALNUT STREETS, pnu.sust.ruia. Sub( cribed Oapital, 000,000. Paid up Capital, P 240.000 DILIIO7OIB. . Dr. D. Jayne, Thee. B. Stewart, 11. L. Benner, J. M. Butler, J. M. Whiten, J. K. Walker, Edw. 0. Knight, M. R. Wendell, li. hewls, Jr., 8. K. Mule. DAVID JAYNE, M. D. Freelan*. THOMAS 8. STEWART, Vice Freest. Wpm. E. Moon. Secretary. ja29.y 'HSI:IRA:NCH COMPANY OF NORTH .E. AMERICA. MARINE, FIRE AND INLAND TRANSPOR TATION INSURANCE. OFFICE No. 282 WALNUT STREET, South side ' east of Third street.' The properties of this Company are well invented, and furnish an available fuz.d for the ample indemnity of all persons who desire to be protected by Insurance. MARINE RISKS taken on Vessels, Freights, and Cargoes. INLAND TRANSPORTATION RISKS On Iderchandiee per Railroads, Canals, and Steamboats. FIRE RISKS on Merchandise, Furniture, and Build ings, in City and County. INCORPORATED IN 1799. CAPITAL $500,000, ALL PAID IN AND SECURELY INVESTED. TORAL YILOPSHTILES 51,007,62646 PILItPKTUAL CHARTIta. DIELEOTORB. .Auenou G. Ooistx, - WILLIAM WOLOE, /3•11UBL W. Jousu t WILLIAM E. Dow's, Jolts A.BRowj, 3.111118 N. DIOKBON, EAMOHL. F. aurnr, 13. tlonms WALK, OHARLSO TAYLOR, JOHN blesou, AMOROSO WEITZ, 01010. L. HizaisoN, JOHN IL Nor_r 'Resole IL Corn, MOILIRD D. WOOD, EDWARD IL TROTTII. . ARTHUR 4. COFFIN, President ILENRY D. IMIEREEED, Ecoretary. ja19.4 DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN -11.5 SURANSE COMPANY. INCORPORATED SY. THE LEGISLATURE of PENN SYLVANIA, 1836 . OFFICE, B. B. Corner TRIES end :WALNUT Streets rIIII.ADRLPIDA. MARINE INSURANCE, ON VESSELS, &ItOOO , To all paste of the World. !AMULET, INLAND INSURANCES, Gn Goode, by River, Canals, Lakes, and Land earflap)) to all parts of the Union. FIRE INSURANCES, • On Merchandise generally. On Stores, Dwelling Ronson, kn. ASSETS OF no, cOhIPANT, November 2, 1857. Bonds, Mortgagee, and Real Betide $101,950 04 Philadelphia City and other Leone 187,011 25 Stock 1D 13111118, RairOadD, and Insurance Companies Bills Receivable Cash on hand Balance in bands of Agorae, Premiums on Marine Policies recently issued, on other debts due the Company Subscription Notes 011110 TONG William Martin, Jamee C. Hand, Joseph H. Seal, Theophllus Paulding, Edmund A. Sander, Jamee Traquatr, John 0. Darla, . William Eyre, Jr., John IL Penrose, J.Y.reolaton, George G. Lelper, Joshua P. Eyre, Edward Darlington, Samuel E. Stokes, Dr. B M. Huston, Henry Sloan, Wm. 0. Ludwig, James B McFarland, Hugh Craig Thomas 0. Hand., Spanner Meilvain, Robert Burton, Jr., Charles Kelly, Jim. B. Semple, Plitabgb., H. Jones Broolo, l Dr. T Morgan, tc Jacob P. Jones, J. T. Logan, ic WILLIAM MARTIN, President. THOMAS 0. HAND, Vice President. HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary. ja9.7 FIRE AND INLAND RISKS.—FAME INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital $lOO,OOO. (Organized under the Act of Azsembly relative to In memo Companies, passed April 21, 1855 ) GEORGE W. DAY, Preeident. THOMAS S. MARTIN, Vice-President. WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD, Secretary. Office 411 CHESTNUT St., Philadelphia. DIRECTORS. George W. Day, I Jeep)) R. Vaughan, William W. Walters, Henry Lowl9, Jr., Charles Richardson, D. R. Dire .y, Barclay Lippincott, John W Zvermtuz, Joe. It. Drognard, A. 11. Rosenholm, Chao RNA., fe24..r M Stern. L)IIRE LEIIIGD AND BROAD-TOP COAL—JAMES If. MONTGOMERY Informs his friends and the public that he has effected an /1171111(0 moot with the Buck Mountain Coal Company for the Artie of theirjustivscolebrated LEHIGH COAL. He has also ;wronged with the proprietor of the (trend-Top Mines for the sale of his valuable SEMI-lIITUMINOcA COAL, nod Is now prepared to recd..° orders and mako prompt delheries, at his Office, No. 402 WALNUT Street, recount story, front room. je3-3m feCERING, FOX, et QO., wholcsalo and NI: retail dealera in MIMI and 001117YLKILL COAL. Lehigh yard—THIRD atreot and GERMAN TOWN ROAD. Schuylkill yard—BACH and BROAD streets, Philadelphia. Reap constantly on hand Coal from the moat approved ullaea, under cover, and pre pared expremly for family use. feb-y QOHUYLKILL AND LEHIGH COAL.— I am daily receiving, 4 my yard, the beet qualityo. sommam AND 00AL. My customers, and all others who may favor me with their orders, may rely on getting Coal that will be natiefactory to them. "'r No interior Coal kept at thie eetabliehment to oftar at LOW PRIDED. ALAIXANDER OONYDRY, N Y.. corner of Dread and ()berry fits. 1113IIILADELPMA TYPE FOUNDRY 1 N. W. Oor. THIRD and OMONIIT Bte. L. PELOUZIi & BON, thankful for the liberal pa- tronage heretofore accorded to their Establishment, and desirous to merit its continuance, would announce to Printers and Publishers that their new SPECIMEN BOOK ie now ready, and from their increased faellitiee, are now prepared to furnish every thing necessary in a complete Printing Establishment, at the shortest no tice. Their long practical experience in the buelnese, and the fact of their personal superintendence of the manufacturing department, justines them in asserting that they can furnish a more durable and better du bbed article than their cotemPorarise, Those, therefore, who desire Printing Materials, would do well to apply to them previous to purchasing elsewhere. Old type taken at p centa per pound ; In exchange fot 91, ot err:amen priovii, OfIVE iti, I§'s§; t CABIN PASSA ONLY.-FOR LIVERPOOL, IFF,ONESDAY, Sane 301,1i,1118. The packet ship STALWART, 1,4513 tone, Atignitus 11. Lucas, Commander, - will salt poaitively as above. Saloon passage For freight or passage, apply- to TIIOS. RICHARDSON k CO., je22 101 WALNCT Street. QTRAM TO LIVERPOOL AND GI.A.S io numAN, BELFAST, and LONDONDERRY, vLt LIVERPOOL. TILE LIV tsRPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA. STEAM SHIP C 0.% Clydo•Luilt Iron Steamships aro Intotalod to HUH ns follows : FROM Nrw YORK. CITY OF BALTIMORE ......lay, July let. CITY OF WASHINGTONII 15th. KANGA 1, ROO " 29th. And each alternate Thursday, from Pier 44 N. R. iron r.l VEitroOl.. CITY OF wAsnritrrox Wednesday, June 23.1. lIANO ARO° July 7th. CITY OF BALTIMORE n And each alternate Wednesday. Cabin Passage from New York awl Philadelphia....s76 Third Clam to any of the above-mentioned places, awl found in befit conked Pro, isions 30 Return Tickets good for 6 months GO Certificates of Passage from Li% erpoot to New York or Philadelphia 40 Passengers forwarded to Havre, Porte, Bremen, Ham burg, &c.. without delay at through rates. Thu thimpany's Steamship BOSPHOIMS a ill sail regularly between Antwei p and Liverpool, In connection with the departures for New York, taking goods from Antwerp to Now York, at a through rated freight. Certificates of Passage from Antwerp to New York G 45. Drafts on Liverpool from £1 upwards. For freight or passage, apply at the Company's Offices, 15 BROADWAY, New York,'nuil 109 WALNUT Street, • Philadelphia. JOHN G. DALE, Agent. • Or WILLIAhL INALAN, e 22 132 and 63 Tmver Building, Liver mei. I:IVERPOOCTAND c dgZi. DELPHIA STIL131:illIP COMPANY. Steam communiention between New York Mel Ant werp, via Li, erpool. The splendid fait screw-stemnship nosprronts, Captain McGuigan, (lately employed in the !loyal Mail service.) will sail regularly between Antwerp and Liver pool every alternate THURSDAY, in connection with the company's steamships from Lit erpool to' New York. (loads for New York will be received met shipped by the Agents lu Antwerp. and bills of lading signed there at a through rate of freight. The first sailing from Antwerp will be on the 17th of June, in conjunction with the CITY OP WASHING TON from Liverpool, en June T.S. For further particulars and terms of, freight and m ane, apply to J. P. Kremer et. Co., Antwerp; William Inman, Lower Bulltlingel, Liverpool, and at the Coln. pal* 'a Ofileca, 15 Broadway, New York, and 101 Walnut at, eel, Philadelphia je'2l-bn REGULAR LINE FOR PROVI DENCE.—SeIIooner WORCESTER, nHODEB, Mafiter, oOw ba.ding at Callowhill•street Wharf. For freight, apply to Captain, on board, or to JNO. 31. KENNEDY & CO., je2l 130 and 132 NORTH WHARVES. ACONSIGNEES' NOTICE.--Con- Moms per Schooner WORCESTER, RUODES, 11 - mister, from Providence, rill pleaso attund to receipt of goods, at Oallorrhill-streut Wharf. joiS .11i0. 31. RENREDY it CO. a & WANTED—A VEbSEL to.loud in the Loukiana Lino, for New Orleans. Quick despatch and good rates will be given. Apply to BISHOP, SIMONS, CO, ' felo4t 120 NORTH WHARVES. - FOR SAN FRANCISCO.-LOWEST rates and no detention. Clipper SATUR DAY. 26th June. Popular ship. 107 days to Ban Francisco. The magnificent first class clipper ship EAGLE WING, Werth, master, is receiving her cargo at pier 10 East River, New York. This favorite clipper is 'double-diagonally braced, noted for good delivery of cargo, and of small capacity. nhippers desirous of reaching the California znarkots at the earliest possible day, will find the "Eagle Wing' , a reliable conveyance FOR CHARLESTON AND SA VANNAH —HERON'S LINE. G Minn RECEIVED AND BILLS OP LADING SIGNED EVERY LAY, The splendid first-class side-wheel Stesinships KEYSTONE STATE and STATE OW GEORGIA, Now form a, weakly line for the South and Southwest, one of these ships sailing' every SATURDAY at 10 o'clock A. M., alternately for Charleston and Sa vannah. The KEYSTONE STATE. Captain Charles,P. Stared.. man. Neill commence loading on Thursday, Clune 23th, and for Charleston, 8.0., on Satuidny, Jane 26th, at 10 o'clock A M The STATE OF ASORGIA, Copt John I. Garvin. will commence loading on Thursday, July let,. and sail for Savannah, Oa., on Saturday, Julynd..at 10 o'clock A 11. At both Charleston and Savannah, those ahlpsoonneet with steamers for Plotkin and Tiavana, and with rail. roads, ho., for all rlaons In the South and Southwest Ilem7 Freight at an average Of 16 per oent. below New York eteamehip Teton. FREIGHT and. INOI3II aNCE on a large proportion of goods abippsd South will be found to be lower by these ships than by sailing vessels. Cabin passage $2O 00 Steerage do 8 00 "Excnraion Tickets, good for the present year. 80 00 No bills of lading sigded after the ehiphas for freight or passage, apply to A. lIERON, • No. 828 (late SI) North Wharves. Agents at Charleston T. 8. & T. G. DODD. Agents In Savannah, 10. A. GREINER & 00. For Florida, from Charleston, steamer CAROLINA, every Tuesday. For Florida, from Savannah, steamers BT. MARYS and BT. JOLINB, every Tuesday and Saturday. For Havaasi from Charleston ' steamer ISABEL, on the 4th and 10th of every month. jell INSURANCH COMPANY „AAFOR LONDON—THURSDAY, 24th Jane —The barque, ACHILLES, Captain SPA/3. DRS, 133 1111 nbovo. Cabin ND/Dip $76 For treight'ur pamage, apply to THOMAS RICHARDSON k 00,, jelo 101 WALNUT Street. STEAM TO GLASGOW, II I I.IPAIITN, an R LLOINDON t,- BititnY, without delay. for 80 dollars. Return ticket,. good for six month, to either of the above places, by any steamer of the doe, 60 dollars for the round trip, out and back. moat NSW YOILE. Glasgow, Godwin,' Saturday, 12th June, at 12 noon Now York , McMillan, 10th July, " Edinburgh, Gumming, " 24th July, " /ROW GLASGOW. Glasgow, Godwin, 12th May. New York, McMillan, 12th June. Edinburgh, Cumming, 213th June. BATES OP PASSAGE pima ousGow. Birgit (Saes 16 gaineaff Steerage, found with cooked provisions 8 (I First °lass $76 00 Steerage, found with cooked provisions . . .... '3O 00 Phildren under 14 years of age, half fare; Infants in Steerage, free. Return tickets "mailable within six months, by any steamer of this lino. First Olsen $l4O 00 Steerage $6O 00 An experienced Burgeon of taehed to each Steamer. For freight or passage apply to WORKMAN & CO., 128 WALNUT Street, Philadel• phis. . . ROBERT ORAIG, 17 Broadway, New York.' HALL, t LONEY, Buohanan , e Wharf', Baltimore myll , , 111 HE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN .a. ROYAL MAIL STEAMBILIPS. Chief Cabin Passage Second Cabin Passage .. . . . . .... Chief Cabin,Pansage $llO Second Cabin Passage 60 The Maps from Beaton call at Halifax. I PERSIA, Capt. Judkins. CANADA, Capt. Lang. ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone. AMERICA, Capt.Wickman ASIA, Capt. E. G. Lott. NIAGARA, Capt. Ryrie. AFRICA, Capt. Shannon. EUROPA, Capt. J. Lotto)]. Those vessels carry a clear white light at must-head; green on starboard bow ; red on port bow. AFRICA, Shannon, leaves NYork,Weanesday, June 9th AMEItIOA, Moodie, " Boston , Wednesday, June 16. ASIA, Lott, " N York , Wednesday June 2 9 d CANADA, Lang, " Boston, Wednesday, Juno 30 PERSIA, Jadkins, " N York. Wednesday July 7 NIAGARA, Wickman, " Boston, Wednesday, July 14. AFRICA., Shannon, " N York, Wednesday, July 21 Berths not secured until paid for. An experienced Surgeon on board. The owners of these Ships will net be accountable for Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewelry, Precious Stones or Metals, unlestmill3 of lading are signed therefor and the Taluothereov. alt ein expressed. , . For freighter, iti i: e apply to my 10-y E CUNARD, 4 Bowling Green, N. York. . 12,608 CO . 220,291 96 . 86,692 96 92,790 67 ... 100,000 00 702,786 87 BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY. DAVID M. HOGAN, Blank Book Manufacturer, Stationer sad Printer, No. 100 WALNUT Street. is pre pared at all times to furnish, either from the shelves or make to order, Books of every description, suitable for Banks. Public, Ofaces. Merchants, and others, of the best quality of English or American Paper, and bound in various stylee, in the most substantial manner. Orders for JOB PRINTING of every description. Engraring and Lithographing executed with neatness and despatch. A general assortment of English, French and Allleri• can dtationery. Cloncernlug Mr. Hogan'e contribtftion to the Franklin fxstitnte, the Committee say—A , This display of blank booms for banking and mercantile use is the boat in the Exhibition. The selection of tho material is good, the workmanship most excellent, and, then. finish and ap pearance neat and appropriate." n 020.41 JONES HOUSE, HARRISBURG, PA., ("Erected In 1867 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED. NOW OPEN TO VISITORS. r03'261. WELLS COVERLY, Proprietor. W ORRELL HOUSE, N. W. cor. TIIIRD awl HARMONY COURT _ . . Tao undersigned takes pleasure to informing hie friends and he public at large, that ho boa opera.] the above PSTABLIBfItdENT, Sapledgen himself to merit the patronage of his patrons, ever, artm o is of supe rior quail y, having been selected without regard to price. WtlitittLL, Proprietor. my27-3m NICHOLLS HOUSE, (EUROPEAN PLAN,) arm , DAY AND NIGHT. NO. 115 SOUTH .10.011 TH BT., BELOW CHESTNUT, PRILADBLPRIA. This HOUSE is for Permanent and Transient Lodg ing Every effort will be made by the Proprietor, E. NIOEOLLS, to give satisfaction to hie Patrons. This establishment is situated in the heart of the ety, centre of buelness, and convenient to all places of amusement. The Mercantile and Travelling community will find It a desirable place for comfort, cleanliness, and econo my. Heals farniehed at all hours. Single Rooms, 60 oente per night. By the week 62.60 and upwards. mhOO-U . 1 11/I . EROHANTS I HOTEL, NORTH /MIRTH ETBAPII Ascas Hamm, PHILADELPHIA. anta-11 UoISIBBIN it SONS. PROPIRIZTOIP. SALAMANDER SAFES. : • large assortment of EVANS • WATSON'S rRILADELPHIA MANUFACTUABLI SALAMANDER SAFES, VAULT DOORS, for Banks and Stores. BANE. LOOKS, Equal to any now in use. IRON DOORS, SHUTTERS, !to., On ite good terms as any other establishment in the United States, by EVANS tc WATSON, No. 20 South FOURTH street, Philadelphia. av/IMU FLAW OIVII U A CULL e gipping JOHN G. DALE, Agent BIBIIOP. SIMONS, h.. CO.,P 120 NORTHWHARVES FOR 011ARLESTON FIU;IGIITS lIEDI3OED FROM NSW TOIL TO LITTAPOOL ➢aoM BOSTON TO LITHIIPOOL Otattonerp f4otele ant, tirstauranta Sire proof 53afro. Itailroatr Linea. MEIPNOUTII PENITSYL VANIA BAILIN:IAD. - - BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN. MAII 0 11 CHILINR, EAOTON. DOYLESTOWN, ke. SUMMER AORMIRmRNT TAXES EFFECT MONDAY. MAY 1 . 3%, 1058. For Bethlehem. Allentown, Manch Chunk, and Eas ton, (Exprese,l In connection with L. Valley Rail road, from WILLOW Street at 9 A. M. and 2 26 P. M. Passengers for Heaton by 2.25 P. H. Trana take Stage at Iron dial Station. For Doylestown. (Accommodation,) from Willow at., at 8.00 A. M and 5 80 P. - M For Fort Washington (Accommodation) from Pecond and Chatham Streets at 7.25 and 10 25A. M.; saddle and 6.45 P.M. • TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA Leave Bethlehem (Express.) at 9 A. H. and 2.20 P. 61., with palsongers from Lehigh Valley Rail road, and arrive at Willow Street at 12 M. and 5.25 P. Leave Doylestown at 6A. 11f: and - 2 50 P. SI.; and ar.." rive at Will° Street at 816 A. M. and SP. 51. Leave Fort Washington at 0 . aOll -. 9 .37,, and 2 . 35 and 5 30 P. M.. and, arrive at Secondlind Chatham Streets at 6 50 and 9 60 A. Si , and 3.35 and 0.29 ON SUNDAYS ' Leave Willow street for Doylestown at 8.30 A: M. and 2 P. M. Leave Doylestown for Philadelphia at 0 A. 61'. and 5.19 P M. All PalintlKElr Trains MOVING Roam and SOUTH will stop at Chatham Street and connect with City Pas senger Bailin id Pare to Bethlehem 9110 11 Manch Chunk 2CO tt Doylestown 80 inyl7-tf ELLIS CLARK, Agent. NEW YORK LINES.-THE OA IDEA AND AMBOY RAILROAD AND PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD 001IPANY'S LINES. PROII PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK, AND WAY PLAO.I3. - Leave no follows r vlo At 11 g P. M., from Eenaington Depot, via Jersey City, Mail - 82 26 At 0 A. 61., via Camden and Amboy, dooommoda tion " - 226 At 6 A. id., via Camden and Jersey City, N. 3. A - comm-elation 2 25 At 8 A. M., via Camden'and Jersey City, Morning Mail 8 00 At 10 A,51., by Steamboat Trenton, via Tecony end Jersey City, 31..rning Zayre% • 8 00 At 2 P. M., via Camden and Amboy, O. and A: Ex preec - 800 At 6P. M. via Camden and Jersey City, Evening • Mail '8 0 At BP. M.rvia Camden and Maw, AocoinntOdaf . - tion, let Class At B'P. M., via Camden and Amboy, Aecommoda. tion. 2nd Oises. 1 50 At 6 P. al., sin Camden and Amboy, doeommoda- Lion, let Class 2 00 At Sit. M. via Camden and Amboy, Aosommoda tion, %details 1 75 The 6P. M. line rani daily,• all others Sundays as *opted Espana Linesatop at the principal stations only. For Belvidere, Easton, Flemington, dr.o., at 6A. Pd and 4P. M..from Ws writ street wharf. - For Water Gap, Etroudiburk, tictatitou,-WELkeabarta ' Flontrom Great Bend, Ito. at 0 A. M., Till Delaware, Lackawanna e.t Western Railroad. For Freehold, ate A. M. and 2 P: M. For Mount Elmly at aA. M. and 8 and 6P. M.' ' WAY • Lnims For Bristol, Trenton, &a., at end 4P. U , WAY -MN For Palmyra, Bencoews, 'Beverly, Harlington, Borden , town &c., at 8 P M Steamboat Iticaard Stockton for BordentOven, and in. termedia e places, at 23i P. M. • Steamboat Trenton for Tammy, at 10 and 11X A. M. and for Burlington and Bristol at 4 P. M ' • All lines except 11 g P. M , leave Walantstreettebart. pounce of baggage 4n.y CEOASDALE, PEIRCE, & CO, N 104 NORTH WHAM/4i SALMON, SHAD, &c.-20 tierces No. 1 Salmon ; Mag. do.; 50 MM. prime Sea Shad ;" 200 NAB. Scale-fleh ; 180 bbl White-dab, now In store and for gale by JOHN N. KENNEDY & 00. ay 8.1,y Va. 180 sad 181 North wharri lIIMMI iiior4doe. V 3 :tci! ani} eicincrts ARNOLD & WORL, 120 WALNUT Street ARNOLD & WORL, Sole Agents, 120 WALNUT Street WILLIAM H. Y} TON, No. 216 Fenno BROM' *Roost tirobacro anb Cigars inmber. filar4itterp atilt iron express Contpanice Dock i3inberies