30171 . 1 1 a Imp s s .w.ea4liyei' 044 "1 - Wit t . e "li i ttkk b O ri f li k -tea hQti• • MYR. 641,-11114 bald; mikso lll,o l4 OW la sa.a t .mg - 1016,11huadbirlsotiwaripmertyfunila ' allThrikte.lo4.lloZonAhli, "N...1e a 4(140.44ki1iak, Woman et , 0, 14 - 1 " 4 "! 04 1 2 1 0 141 ' Rat I:4= l * I w ' rnbut. 'AT TES ATOTION " uraday,,a_o.. iumeT.llAT-PRIVATE SALE._ ', - -'oFl , o4 s 's 1A7 661 040 mitt/nil 6[ Real Amato at s-,rAl onopllo4itrlyo4G,r44AelßAotltyleteiT aeftrP l 4o I l ‘ ov oi ' ty ina • todap,oape piaWt hayle had the fr•Al g-^ , , "PRIVATE SALE BEGIETER. " mite i ',Melia,' pa' ioir Prtvskte gale Re= te a t:4(o7V= s oTarerpre Y ij:P 3l rt e st l ed i v' ll e:4 ll ; l 3 • oefokArigo. , Porompt,Oti t . 130,000 BONN: - ausrlara", St Bolotomreat the RldledelphiaNtroliange, ..-'- . l ll tAttitt'keserketi for macaws 'OVishsast may Fmk-, of of $1,444 each 000,000) issnid by the county. of Armatrosg,lttate, of,Vuumlimixim , to the Alltsheny' Valley BAllscest'Oonspacr, beirlas six , ter oant:dater lidkpaYabbbthwtfiritelfondallif MOT end NOrelOhetr - eclairs littetbed; due Iday 10,1861, arid unpaid Pr • dieflaugs.i Ri•Uktipel intere st piriptied, railroad : aeel id OfortlVlliqdlgtbletafil.: l fY4t ham "belier 4 1 1 0 4, 00 allefellßlg Mono n • lmprovement Coin, puny, idlounidda. OW Veld, Northundeirland iressaylvatits:r • Ai50,4340 Peturlifuln4 CouTanY I abate In the Mercantile Librern STOOKS, 4bo Oto,Tuesday Repulse., 77th, at 6- feelocko st, the Philadelphia Ax e clangs, will, be sold, for account of *hoof. it may c0n ,1158% eberee env? ^ 4 of the capital stook of .thmiTint)e pan& Coal Cospany,•the same to be sold ter 'mean' of as harem* riummet reede*erleor-selCrerepa47. 4 Ranil • GThle allewilrinchrde-- ' 6013TTAXIII BTRETT.—Threl4tory brick dwel -.Xing, •No. 1522 Routh Sixth street; • below Wharton SEARS --STREST.—Two two-story' brick dwelllnim, 682 and at Pearistreet; Oath of Wharton street, tetwoen Birth and flefenth streets; '42l:e'y will be egla eepereteli. , - - . l.4kuoulThpag sae manna tovor mitid.stelanba Wald. if.7l - Altsigesest PeremptorySale,by pretpotie Mont. VALUABLE -HOTEL PROPIRITT,• hewn as the National Hotel? , formerly.. Tad White Owen:" PACO Meet, between ,Third arid •Poiret,' sheets; 74 htet • front, - 140 feet In depth: Bale absolute. , - Lassie tramirit but*? threastAry brick ":3 iktriislt ? betweln "Mood and Neils (IMO Richmond) AIWA& Lot N0..60by 00 frig 1 , oItRORRAL 14TRERT- T,hfi o . 6 tflft- Reek' dyelPIV • Reiland street,irest of Seventh street.> • I NRAT T)1131116:8TORT . Brom-pwlittatot,: with inch Minding*/ dtb.,lNo: 625 Nultmittotelatwort, weat;of -o'''Ohattuun atreet.v.i.• , • - -dale at lice: 180 and South kouttli street. ' annum - tußNrrafts, ELEGANT , ROBBWOOD' PIANO-PORTVPINR 8111:1138ELS OVIPITS, MIR On Thursday Morning, • At • 9'o'clock,; at the auction store, an extensive mwortment of-excellentseem: xi-hand fundtare, elemmt thildi.fortes, this mirror., carpets - , eta:,'from pfixate ;readies declining housekeeping,` removed to the stoke RT rir is 8 A wfaiseueta first mo 800. " r ' i A bessittially "tiptoed tot, 'Parlay:ten • , tqrnpike, • Okesinut liNAL TBTATIr AT PRI VATE BALE. . „ „ SPIieNDIA.,PEONNtfiT.ONN ,IIIANSION: Oloistnirt with stable: andeottch houso. -Ttni4of.tho fhaeet reildenoesin the itity. • k .. • ; NEAT MODERN DEMING/I, - W. - 4620 tjhostnot " •-• • • = .2L.VidlietitoNN4vrotti . _street, neat cif DroeuLL'i== , ..:-.....„- 5 ,i..• -=•• .= r, • • - lILICCIANT"BItOWN-STONE RESIDENCE, No. DM •• • =4,pininut streetorturd'Of , •.• =;.••. • . j RESIDENCIN,' ficirttheest ,corner Walnut all ••=, "•• • • „ELEGANT END; yettraliGN RESIDINOE,,South-; - &sleek oimei-brllleitentS ind.Wilnut etreetir. • . ••••-••;;TwOSLINIANT REI3IIihNOIB, Rittenhouse Square. WO HANDSOME RILSIDENOES,_WeehingtOn square. Bra SLED „DimrivN,STottis RESIDENCE, North - ,••' to " OOMIIz4OII3I:RESIDENOE, Northwest :sot "'6 aid 'Ghi nth streobi, - __OALE .____3 141 1 A4 1 014, 11 140E4ip:fo#te, 1 #1„V* 6 0#, , *,'"it = and Itifteantir.. , • tu• - - " 2 " ''"= - •••4 sainksoteurnibiiinis IrouitAergity 'No. 1803 Byrum etreet: - • . - ELEANT . BRotiv-ivic40:11E1:30T140; NO. - 822 treet,• Weet"ofillirbth. -'- "k• • .f . - HA.NDSOMR DROWN•STONId RISIDINOW,Nci46It .Pine street: •-•: -•,1 . HANDSOME - MODERN RESIDENCE , No.'1300:Plo 7r. 11.4NDSOME DESIDENOR4Iii. 382 Phelfettifit.' - - TWO HANDSOME i BROWN•STONE'I9O3/DENOESi iThlrd street. below,Sornto• • '' "" .NEATN ESIIMINOE; NC: 31 'South Nig ihelow•WidoinC.•, •":1 .••• 4 ' - •, - - BANDSOMIINUDERNAIIIHDENOII; Nti. 018 Norni • Eighth' street." •' • lidNodouN l molmaN RESIDENONO4O. 631, North •'Esterithntreet. - - , • ••• ANDSI3III; NNspittN9Nl No: 423!"Noith - Stith' TON METHODIST "EPISCOPAL - 01011t011 PRO. PERTY,Neti-Iderket street' • ' - SUPERIOR AND •31.40 ANT 'DROWN-STONE 03==, , 191oE lIIILLDTNG,Ifoi. 407 end 409 Witbutt Street: I • LARGE , AND •VALUSBLE TAT, Lb.:alit, diary, and Ohneeh streete, - ..West Philadelphia; 200 bflT6 HANSAORE RESIDENCE; Nottairded , corner Locoed liodlderj etreeta.-npposite - the above." - -; "HANDSOME COUNTRY; RESIDENOE, noel!. • • ;flogs *ratios' oil the tiferinantiren it:inroad: " • =• • TALVAOLE,43I I / 1 = saiD , COUNTRY E , idd ;;dies' between Torriedele and ' • - COUNTRY BEAT, with about *fen acre, Chestnut . EGEGlNTalilthf, 230 • sera, With' intariOr rltententeon't3o Rieer,Rehttrare -. - i one gotlo fine ,New LABOR ELEGANT, Ai4D,VALVABLE PER9i,'`da; • • =.l:treen the city of' Wilmington and Biaady wine sidiev4 ELEGANT 0013STRY• BEAT, scres," - with• Sue improrimenis. &hold Ilintse'Lin, e,VernAistoWn,llipo.., , hits the lite Dr 4; • ••,_• - •-rr HAN-A:10.11,31MODNIIN DWELLING, Nd ; 7184 °allow= hilt street : •. ' • • - CHLOE- eli • cit, - DWE LLING, AND 15 . o: - pl6 - dreli •••. • - -- tOult4TOßT:Dpiioic- 3TORE ;AN D • • " No. 13 0 9 Chititititt • ..•, .111110/1 'STORE, AND, DWELLING, 170. 702 South: , Fifteenth 'treat, , •- • '• •.• , r -' ,, N146,Tr MODERN - DWISSUANG, - , No.. 840 . Federal Also. alenrit =aunt of 'r4S'er proherty, Ground Rata. Mortgeg e a,Ao., Printed listenteybo ha at tte eaction store: • - • •T,- "PRIVATE - SiiiristirWein: " • .'.'',017 - ItigifZeitienterento 'our PriritteD ta . 'And Odreitised Ochesionally,il'oniPoblic 41 . e Abetrects • -Starw eopiee 'ardpiuted weekly, 4= 1 . 3 3 f4tel, thisinese ifeeiter) free of Clots*. • • 4AIKEtit :11;. -5 FIEEMANi:AUOTIONEEN ; -v. NO; 422 WALNUT-ortfai , T, '- • Persona aVorinivtaiiitle-ocinslgnmente cart , essunittleat their property williaot beyworirleed, . "" _Mr ,Conandisiond more modratithan thane ,ohists7ol '. :1 7 4 r 1 7- o theednetion gen rei n the city. " • ' - - Oorurivuninte respectfully solicited. : • - i -:•1 1 7T mild immediately alter the woods are"eol.i. • ',.'2.WENTII•4OIOOND",BPRIGEt BALE-.1:11Llf 14th. ' Thfe sibs will inelade•-. : . • : - Orphani! Court' dbiolate flale4-Ilatate of John Grey,. , „, TußEzsiOnif-JtitroK-uousx, TUIRTERNTi' • - 6TRIBET, , - ABOVE , WOOD -A three-story brick house and-lot, watt side'-of Thirteenth street, above, Wiled,' • lag feat troat, 32 14•1'ilapp. - Olear-oftneinbeances . STORY-SIOUX REIMS ~,11811814 , No. 750 Bowl* . • 'NINTH BTREST.:-.6 thiso.stitrytiritle hones, two-slo-, ' back tack. bailatai x and lot of grOnodoNo.. 750 - _ .."Dentla Ninth street, 16 feet front, 59 feet deep. 4 15 00 Viish-vbsianCe m6y - • •,, - - "..IIIIER. , BTORT 7•R:ItI OR trotrBE, -uoNIN.b.)l' • Wriuntr threeZetOry brick house and' lot, frame -- berth side,:of,,Dickinaon ;treat, 78 feet "Nat • • -coin, ?Pat*. lEhlet. 16 feet front, 64 feet deep. Goa V i Ptartilr‘9 l Booltillas oven, bath-room, &e. $BOO cash - ,„1. 1 .i1F".<.A . ti.T ; • _ • TIIRRE-bTORT.IIIITCK 110718 E, OUVIDGBIA. AVE ' EUDAND BTREET.-Ttune-story brick hon-e - and lot teground„Ooliimbia avenue, below Ninth Et , .le fest Dont. 61 fest dsepto' a - three-feet alley. Twe ets's* briel(beekf i-4alayee range, with bathe. Cost ,194500 to,d:7 BllU lL oo'caal may remain. - .bui I DING -I.OT, QUERN STREET, 0119.31,1 e. TOWN,' 209 by 805 PltiT s THREE PRONTO.- - Ainot of - gminndi.north - olde of Queen street, adjoining lead of V.Siemiii. Rag:: 203 felt 8,4 inches front. 031 • Felten Pulaski avenue, and 208 feet 8h inches on Peon street: -Ptilaski avenue 1160 feet wide, and will proba bly be the !infer the hew railroad now order contract - •to.Stoga street;-Queen street is graded, curbed, paved, iratitgbted.rAh gee . to ;within a square of this lot, past'wl4-4eate.the -lot 2% feet above, The lot hilavidocithai elo pe bolt to Penn street. Two ' thirdispaY Sentain4 • - Orpintrue. Oonttßals,-Ifertati Of. ThommaDegatirDeald. • ' , i9ERER-lIIORr ‘ BRION. 4101:18E, ".WIETAD, f ielbillit`thisse-itery brick drielling4 , with back building/I Valet, - nertti`..6l9e of:Whiter ?streeit,lm j, feet west o TeritlC/tmtil; 111 flobtarstrfiet deep: , Clear of in ati'MGrithees., f0i".62,204 "81,000wiwy remain.. -: 2 - OrPlintslurtifalO24kune 'Estate. ' - itlicarosous - ilf" SIPS,' ONTARIO:RT.,. HEN - D7111,T0N.."--A - ban ome'diruble ~tnanalon,boaute, Irish a agnate of - grotind.,!northetat, corner of Ontario' and , Tweotletli striets' , ll6 , feet 10%- inches along Ontario - street, 218 feet on the , Germantown Railroad, and 196 feet on Twentieth street. Tharnansion len feet front. . Parlorma one ,side, hill lathe:o94e, dinin g room And i toheia on thitb err has tWo•storyrbriek . back Mind - tog s gad introduced;large dearer and vegetable garden. Isis withinameaquetrent,theistation• at Tioga strbet. $1,500 may remain. Orphanaroourt Beilea:Ehapni ratite. otlit-STORYAIItOK.;IO4ONpOBN, Nut , 811116.0V,- , 41A hindloareform..eforyfirickzeeldence, ' withiltivie:atory hick bulfdinge, and lot Of giefuid/west of viaattetb - ,atiiiit;'3B 7 44o. , tOsal;evitont - iand 304 feet• deep to 4olineen atree4:l9 'The house • - has 'saloon , parlors, breakfast rot and kitchen on the same - floor, dining-room _abets, beater,water closets, enclosed verandahissid - itlf the modern improvements. Roots for- 9/60. - Posasesion, immediately if ' dealred. $6 OIXIMay remain. - . • . • • . ' - breplsehe , Court iileile-Same :Estate. • -TDRRE-418OIXT BRIOIC - Dmatuniq;, WAgHINO TOIy;BTREET, '9O.IIRTEARTEI - witaD,w,lindeome thnse:Story 'bricriesidenee lot, three•elory ; bock buildings., e ra„ south Ado "Of'-Wailihigion street, 'Walt of,'Tenth, , ,2iffeet hoht; 80 feet deep. Saloon par ' /o_r;heitteivi,variger, baths, /to, Rents for $lOO . .$3,000 mac remain..• ' n - ANDBosz :LOT ONOuND; - 111ANNRISt -STREET, ORRlSlANTOWN'..l.kvalciable lot of ground adjoining the elegant property of , ReV.R.,Goddard.. on the north side of elitokeim.iitreee. 209 'feet ,iontliweet Gold' Boole street, - between the _pleat , road: wint„Oreen street, GenialtistOwn; 123: feat 0% inches, front sod 888 feet 9,(.loehei deep On }he nottneaat side, and 839 feet °alba norithwastands: •117! jt has a lialuleome row of trails 'Planted_ in WO,- gal Ind Witternierig , Menheim street: The Bestirs II firskate4 Tema:43,ooo easlarv, batant4.r4}lrelnefu •, • •.` - "' "THREE-B , ;(ntriajamt ROWE PAL MER,ID RTRII ET with wick hulloing end _toter ground north:east aide or Palmer street, 160 feet :south east `from Drinklin; avenue; 18 feet 5 lathes • ,rat,daip 'toss:l/est. - • =113"-ids to be • pain:Uri mach - the above when tne " same - is P" - ••••' v " - • - ' Bald at.Nqi 28 North _Water meet, - - soar ~80L6S1t4 - - AN ISAOII lora rB, ROIL ' , HaIIe , T OIII3 ,:49I,ItIiENEIP , DIATIORtf WALES, - - :f.od:We4nhidai bfnriitnlf, - 21st- .68.1014,' without reserve, at_ public. esldj at NOT2Bl4o4ls,Water street, the entire door, turosi'dte otthileatablEhMent." ' in part 8 Tarr tron'ilminte Milers; halding - 1,000 each, and, BlittelletOneeilitildlo9 : 363lWcimli Stab ' • r pipe coppat „ o. 4 4 lllneedlppets: - .l7ol77 , OrDnoteis.'lntekirta, copper 'pin,' • -81 "ialTotie; „At airbanks', paten= jetl6, now v w e bet front 109, gio the , Iron Ago* press, Iron lever PeStAMP l l4l l 4:llmall 1e5.1 0 11.- 1 1 1 7BO,flainesi .soslbs. ,jtilttletlloll4)'eg:KniTes. seep outters-coat 420 . ant4litjalry efinanes, tables, , for mina. - - wren, Majaptimps andaUes,,llleo offfneforollore• gallons • alkali . , vi clone kinds , 0 , - 0(414: - resid,'whli , V4the artless irnoi•re to conduct the business. • . • • • - 1 1 / 1 810118Pli,TWAP PRIVATE - Southwest corner of Seventeenth andllediitiVettOte : :P-w Resieenee .Washingtore Elenire and Walnut street, ..• Dwelitoghoure,'No,,B2T Vino street. ' - &Mee of•Jand, Indian Queen lane. -Valuable property, Prankford road. • " Dandsoole dtritillos4,Nci: 1612 „Wallace street. Duman staiidatad dwelling, Seventeenth' arid Wash _ inglien streets, - Elegant property, 99 items:944 sine , Torreedale. • :3dpares of: land, Oheiton motive, Germantown. • - flentontelatidende and lot, West Thiladilphia, "-Ifilulat-btikifgaittidi'Geritientowti Railreid' and Oolittobia evenly. ' liansaasatAwilkaill Orbit aSiftsti strailti -090 - ' • ••• • , •,. • * , - fudge u m , ;Auction. • •.•• —•— " • ,13' • S ROODS* - - _..l4o4llqttitadltUk r iaidelOSStiotitmt ML ! 1/ S B .,,f:F I ,9BATIPTFAMOND--aid,VtUgtatteo! , • 7 ' r es, ne WQOJ I V,I•4 I M, 14 0 'FP • • <-- - `7 On N ydadar • ' • 4 . loddttiatitiketit 10,:otolooliiitt moth ak n o soldritttikOzt aerrocalonortkl lascrotinent orataldiwor fariOy snot. , •„, • • drelook; no aold, idttout reaorve. a ginetalaseortmdat of men's and bop,' eTn lteer °Whine. • • Mr • Portion baring surplus stooks oan bare 'Skald aidd anj dayin the week by -eerelinipte- tha " Oomtoot-, ip t SCOTT Jr:, 11.1'. TOTIOSZEIttttiOces-, Juive nor toWOLBICRT , eci3OOTUSSIGILEST A NIIT St.; im il atte.tboynetcw House. between Youth and nth -OLOTRESPINSING PAILS AT PRIVATE BALE. - loot latded'frownohooner ' , 100 bgtoni elOtMe plim. SWISS ItUNTIL/AS. -- Aleo 2 It private axle; an invoice of Elwin manias. Jut Imsdat. PREMIX - PILLET4IitITTS. , Alm. aline of Preach t mittar MEWS.' JENNINGS 'lc 00.13 OIOT II ING AT :-t SALE. The belaneocof 'clotlifitg from the Calibrated:Menu qadter7 of Meson W. T: Jennings,* Co, of Broadway, 'New York, not Bold On • Itridtiy; will be, held at private sale at thirlsalearoom; No. 481 . ' ph ektrink attest, for a days. 'Gentlemen' wishing Ao , puielteee will bare , in opportanttfof procuring clothing, manufactured for beet retailpalea at auction prices. pppMOVAL.- 7 -FIJRNESS, BRINLEY, & • JAL , CO. have ran:loved to the Long, N0.,429 MARKET Street, formerly occupied by Messrs: Caleb Cope & Co. • • • '- FURNKSR, BRIbILRY, & CO. if i nfItkIES,‘BRINLEY, cc., . . No,, , na MARKET amid Ai 9 SE B THAN iti ) ;AIIOTIONEER 2. M. corner IMETHitid B,Bo3tBtreeti. • _., • LARNE : B4LE OF. FORFEITED , PL EDGES. IIY - Order 'of - Abraham leathana, 'Broker, formerly of the Southeast twiner of Fourth and Rice streets. ' Tuesday Morning, July 20th, at O'clock, consisting of gold and silver ' Went lever, lemne; end other watches, gold chains, ear-rings, linger, rings, pencils, bracelets, breastpins, silver spoons, Ice. Double barrelled guns, revolving and singlibirrellt4 pletolt,11088i; :chairs So. 011.0fiffifk.—thiata; Pena, add vests , silks, drosses, absirls,iholii, bed - ' Ill1109,•=all hiving on deposit with me ovo-tlarlegal terigth',:gt time, will call ' nd redeem or pay atarges thereon, otherwise' 839 , will be sold at Public sale on the abovo day. jya-Mq, 'ABRAllall NATHAN 9, Broker. PUBLEVAOOOIIMODATION. -MONEY! MONEY MONEY! ! 1 Money liberally 88Tatiefx1 in large or, small amounts, from one dollar Vo'lliodsarids,,tel gold , and ativbr plate, diamonds,- wyWhie, jeWelry, foyillng-pleces musleal instrardentrTffrnitme, tiCy'goodi,, elillblig,itroceriee, *lgoe> hard;rare;chtlery, books; horses, vehicles her kit akticles of value; for' stir - length of time agreed: on, 0 - Natifens , ,,,Principai MstablishmeBt, o?ttikiaitat **lied &ill snd Race streets: , U7' Piomtefory votes; 'with collateral, discounted at the loivest market retell. NATILSII,9 , "..PRINCIPIIL EBTARLIMIMENT, 8. E. „CORNER OP 13LXTII AIeD"RACH STREETS. 'Whole money will be liberally advanced on gold and silver plate, dtamondi, witches, jewelry;foiviing pieces, dry goods clothing, - groceries, liquors, cigars, hard ware, tittle*, fancy 'articles, mirrors, paintings; eh. gra.elnge, • musical lnetramente, fdrniture , bedding, horses, vehicles, harness; gala, and all other articles br War; 011 T-DOOR BALES. Personia attention given to all ont-door Bales, either at private dwellings, store!, or elsewhere, and tilnrund unusually low. • TO PERSONS I'AELTRQIII/111idG 110138BIUMPIDIG. ..Persofis relinquishing housekeeping - or haviog sup plied of Turnitare to dispose of, will dnd it to their ad vantage, by sendinetliti mime to' the auction store . south east corner of Sixth and -Rene strata, where - it "will be properly arranged Id thelurditare salesroom, and sold to the best advantage, twckliirds of the goods adVanoed if required, and Yhe ballots beaded over, the afternoon of the day deals. •• -•—• - . BALD. sine gold 'add sljter htinUgg ease, 'OOl6 saes, and donble bottdmed lever, lejdnei, -Zogllsh, Swim, and lfreriell.frataliee -f*iold'eneeks,"geld bhaiite, gold braes aVnrietyof tine gold ands, breastydniothd anger rings; One Antee, -Imperfor old violin and sonar, very tine melodeon; and numerous other articles AT, PRIVATE BALE AT 'VERY LOW L'Blo/313. ' Gold Staglieh patent lever 'watches, fall jewelled and vjlain - ;since of Mtn' fine XS-karat ease* of the beet English patent Jaye, watches, full jewelled ot tbe most approTed Rakers. „:Gold'esekoement lever and 'leplhe watches, in bomt eases and open face; of the very hest mete. , yadiest gold, enamelled watches, set with pearl and flit:noun. ~ ':- , . _. , " ' "Sibtelnglish,", Swiss, and French watches, disniond *sift phis and ; floger rings, gold bracelets, ear tinge, finger iings,brest pins,: studs, fine gold vest , fob. and hooKebsns,. gold,,speotieljes, Cud yarletul other "arti= .0. 1 4 dr Itttribl "lay &a , , NlaThir 7,101.THA1413,: -ATTOTpUtEER) and MONEY LOAN orsios, Nov 994 - Monti •PRlSllidtreet, below - Walnati oprelte• Pear at., only eight doers below•the lreharopi, • • !Bonny of! WiaMosaitroial o'clock, A. IL, =tit 10 ololorlain the emerting.• • • • ;Out...door andsilos at the Auction Rome, at; twalid upon the most traledetory terms. 7:•-• .t. CAPITAL 1000,000. • • XsigsbUthd for Shirrlast Thirty Yew. Adamant roads front one dollar to thousands on Dia Wendt, Silver Plate, Watches, .14:a Hardware, tier °handles; Clothing, Parniture B t 0/11ftrIl oiled Instruments Onna, llonera, Carriages , and hoods of : rem remain any length of time sewed Mestere, from one hundred dollars and nparde - will. be charged 2 per cent. per month; POO and over; the lovrostmartcat raw - This Store House having a depth . of 120 feet, halllng Sr. and thistitrootraulte - to store all Valuables, and prl, rate watchmen for the prelates ; shoot heavy inn -nags effected for the benefit of all persons having goods advanced upon • , - • N.!•ll.—On amanat of • having en unlimited capital, this oploe is prepared to make advances on more setts factory and accommodating terms than my other In this atty.- • -7, -Honey admired to the poor, in small 'woman!, with out any Wm. - • AT PRIVATN PAIN. . Gold Patent Lever and 'other iiniehee, Jewelry, arid Clothing will be sold at reduced yew. euldy Q A. DYSART dc, 00., AIIOTIONENILIS AND OcaoassiOn .2721OMANTII, No. 27 South YIUHTU STRUT, corner of LODGB STREET. AT PRIVATE BALE A large and valuable tract of valuable coal and tlm- Aker land at..prieatik sale. well worthy the attention of capitalists and others, as the owner Is compelled to For farther particnibun inquire at the 'motion J 7 OUT-DOOR SALES satiated and promptly at tended te. • 'ADVANORS made on consignments when de sired ,without extra charge. D ie SALES-ROOMS open until 101... m. Now pre pwad,to - rooeive invoices of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS WATORES and JEWELRY, NEW and SECOND FUND FURNITURE, PAINTINGS, BOOKS and STA TIONERY. ho., ?co.. , trr, Sales, of PASO! Goons every evening. WEE WILICESBA.RRE LEHIGH COAL —Unparalleled Surneas of the introduction of this Superior Coal into tho'llbilariciphift Market! We arn'tlaily receivinglestimonlols from all quarters where thla Coal hoe been tested of its great superiority ovdr any Lehigh Coal ever burned. The Coal yields au exceedingly, WHITE Ash, audio perfectly free from cinder of any kind, while the Coal 'itself is perfectly clean and entirely free from slate or any impurity., For steam purposes it has no equal, the testimony of some of the most eminent Engineers in the country being in its favor. We have thu EXCLUSIVE control for its sale AUDFNittED & ROMMEL, Shippers and Retail Dealers in Wilkeabarre Coal. Office, WATER Street, above Callowhill, and first Whs.!! al.los'e Callowtall street, Delaware. jy1043518 DUKE LEHIGH AND BROAD-TOP COAL.—JAMBS IL MONTGOMERY informs hie friends and the public that he bee effected an arrange meet with the Buck Mountain Coal Company for the sale of thelrjnetly-celebrated LEMUR COAL. lie has also arranged with the proprietor of the Broad-Top Mines for the sale of hie valuable SEMI-BITUMINOUS COAL, and is now prepared to receive enters and 'make prompt deliveries, at hie Office, No, 402 WALNUT Street, second story, front room. je3-3m IfiIiCERING, • FOX, & 00., wholesale and Iv retail dealers in LEHIGH and SCHUYLKILL COAL.' Lehighyari—THlßD, Wed and HERMAN TOWN- ROAD. Schuylkill yard=RACH and BROAD streets, Philadelphia: - Keep constantly on hand Coal from the most approved rakes, under cover, Said pre. pared erspraiely for famllv use. ' • ' fed-y ' • ii,NEWYPEILL AND LEHIGH COAL.— DO iun daily relielifid, it My Yard, the beet IttmlitYo.. EMITAILD AND LDNIGII co. oustomere, and all others who may tayor rao with their orders, may rely oo getting Deal that will be hatiabietory to them. Ur", No Inferior Doal - kopt at thla eatabliehmoot to oda *CLOW ATAXANDIS CONITZBY, N Z. eoraer of, Brood *ad OhorriOtS RE140VA1 . ..-JOHN Y. DOILEILTY OHA.RVES ROTH, TALILORB, AVE . ItZMoV.VD N. E. CORNER OF FIFTU AND WALNUT BTRRETB PILADELPRIA TYII FOUNDRY-- N..W. Oor. THIRD and OHESICOT Sta. L. rnouzz 80N, thankful for the liberal pa. tronigs heretofore Accorded to their Establishment, and'dssliotie to merit its continnanoe would announce to Printers and Publishers that their new SPEOIMEN BOOK: la now ready, and from their increased Localities, Fire noW - prepmed to farnieh every thinenecessary In a ieozpvl° te,Printing stablishment, at the shortest no tice:—Their long pr ac tical esrionce In the business, , land the feet of their .perstmal. separintendextos of the onanufaoturini department, juntiffea them In asserting that they can furnish a more durable and better dn. (glee article Mau their cotomporariss. Thoie, theiefdre who deelce Printing Material*, ' , would,l do well to apj4y to them plarloita to prehathis l elsewhere. type taken . at *into per Pound, in ezakai r f°7 se Romanian !Mime . AS ;BONES: --100000 Shin Bones, suitable for Umbrella gala Batton Maker,, In store and for sale 1 ) y , 013.01.13DALE,'PEIROE, k 00., jab , 1 0 4 NORTH WHARVEB ZVREIGHT FCR NOVA SCO TIA 'About 700 bbls bulk can be had for a port In No. 'vs Scotia. Apply to - J liN Di. KENNEDY & Co., joBo - 132 NORTH WIIARVES. 1 AUMAN' Si RABORG— . tcof Importere:tind Wholesale Dealers to WINES, lIRANDIES,„ WHISKEY i , GINS, and FANCY LI: 4110R13, No. 3011 ISIARILET Street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets.Jelii-tf , • ! i t) UltE BONE DUST, GROUND FINE.- 3 it very superior article. For sale in large or small ota, by OROARDALB, PIIIROg, & 00., imit • ' - 104 North Delaware avenue WBITE FISH.--75 ball bbl'. of the eele brated Detroit River White Fish, just received Lod for sae by 0.0 . SADLER & 00., i fee • A North W ATER lit,r.d. .‘ ENNINGS-800 bbls. NO. 1 PICKLED lierring; 800 bbie extra Newfoundland ditto 20 bbls Potoinao dry 'sited ditto now In store and for JNO. M. E iNNIIOY 4r. Co., m a y bi r 5 , Nos. 180 and 102 N WHARVES 3100g(alikNonaAkifiril.iiiik.,hil yA,M in K to E re bb YRATOt r i: 7 MO South ITRONT at JUTE HEM:P. I -4 LARGE STOOIC. OP L aupeior nalitg_oa Wind - sod for sale by NITY,ER, & 00., NILO North WATER street M 4 99 Sortk £% nn I `' TDERIIVIAN'STRUP,'. - ' ..„Rm itcrovEn.aoLualcui.uxtztroxlDa O.P • ully pitinsittie 6 . 616:Ei1 - to'lvilich new dig• thii : Materlidstedlediere subjected, must now be itioilVed as an eitablished medicine: its efficacy in ' • , DT•SPEPSI-A•; • Affectionaof thetiief,`ViApsy; 'lieni•Ws, Bronchitis and Consumptive tendencies, DloorarW l State of the Blood, Boils, Bcnivy, the Vrostratint,Effects of Load or Mercury, fleneral Debility, and all Diseaseetehich're rite a Tonle and. *Alterative "Medicine, Is beyond quee n.' . proofs of Re are so nu , • -r" Morons, so 'sell authenticated, and. of onichleetdiarcharaoter, that sufferers a;(,,,0,) 47 Unapt Yeitionably hesitate to receive km the *offered aid. , ' * • The Peruvian *Syrup does not profess to be a cure-all, but Its range is eaten `.•l664;..-''ve, because many diseases, apparently unlike, ar , intimately related, and proceeding from one cause, may be cured by one remedy. The close of diseases for Which - the Syrup provides a cure is precisely that which has so often baffled the highest order of medical skill.' The facts aro tangible, the tvitnesses aceessible, and the safety j and efficacy of the Syrup incontrovertible. ' . - Those perione who may wish for an Opinion from die• interested persons respecting the chardeter of the Syrup, cannot fall to be satisfied with the following, among no marlins testimonials, in 'the hands' of the Agents. The signatures - are thoseof gentlemen well, known in the community, and of the highest respectability, The undersigned having experienced the beneficial of forts of the ",Peruvian Syrup," do not hesitate to re commend it to the attention of the public. Prom our own experience, se well as from the testi mony of others, whose Intelligence and, integrity are al together unquestionable; we have no doubt of Its effica cy in cases of Incipient Diseases of the Lunge and Bron chial Passages, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy., Neuralgia, &e. Indeed. its effects would be incredibW, but from the high -character of those who have wit. nessed them, and have volunteered their testimony, so we do ours, to its restorative power. Rev. JOHN PIER PONT, THOMAS A DEXTER, • S H. KENDALL, M. D., SAMUEL MAY, - THOMAS 0 AMORY, PETER HARVEY, - JAMES 0 DUNN HEN THOS. WHITTEMORE. OERTLFIOATE OF DR. HAYED. Ulu well known that the medicinal effects of Frotis, Ida of Iron Is lout by Wren a very brief exposure to air, and that to maintain solution of Protonide or Iron, Without further oxidation, has been deemed Impossible. In the Peruvian Syrup, Rita desirable point le at tained by combination in a way boforo unknown, and this solution may replace ail the proto carbonate", of tratos, and tartrate' of the Materia Tledien. A. A MAYES, M. D., Assayer to the State of hlassachnsetta. 10 Boylston street, Boetop. SOLD BY N. L. CLARK & CO., Proprietors, • No. IS WATBl_ . Sntlo r , , la c m„ FIFTH and 01E8TNti Streets, ' HASSAND & CO , TWELFTH and CLIENITSITT &Testa . _ jolt-tn tit sat-em went Agents for Philadelphia. INVIGOR.A.TO PIZINERD HY Dll.l l / 1 100ED COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FRO M GUMS, Is one of the best Purgative end Liver Mediolnes now before the public, that into as a Cathartic, easier, milder, and more effectual than any other medicine known. It Is not only a Cathartic, bat a Liver reme dy, acting first on the Liver to eject its morbid matter, then on the stomach and bowels to carry off that- mat: ter, thus secompllshing two purls:mix effectually, with out any of the painful feelings esperiencet la the ope rations of most Cathartics. It ,strengthens the aye- - tem at the same time that it purges it, and, when taken daily in modorge Qagies,lllll §trqn.tlon and build it up with imam* utplattY. the lAv a ;sone of the human body; and when it 'well, the powers of the bind, The stomach teal on the hes)thy action of performanee of -its Inna te et fault the bowel' are system suffers In comp Liver- —hay I_ln Peaeod to eases of teat organ, one made it Ws' study, in a yeare, to find some reme. act the many derange• ble. To prove that this re. porton troubled with Lt. He forme, hall but to try a °edam. These Game remove ell the system, nupplaing in of bile, towlgoreting the Moat well, pun lying ;);e health to the whole me oases of the dleatuea—of , 411,1008 ATI/LOMB are ter, prevented by the oo• INYWORAToR. One dose, sifter Siting, rtagmeh end preireat tnly one doss, Wren 1940717MAJW. . . Only one dose, taken et gently, and cures 008. One dose„ t taken after MeIA. 117" One dose of two relieve &or lisansone. . . . . Ulm bottle taken for la the COLIM of The diseue, Me one dose totatedl while one dose, often re. OROLVIIi MOISCB. and a irrOnly one bottle le system the strode of me. neat. ieWr • One bottle taken sallowness or unnatural One dose taken a short vigor to the appetite, and One dose, often repeat. aunts in its worst forms, complaints yield almost One or two doses cure to children ; there to no remedy in the world, as it A few bottles cure absorbents. We take pleasure faro- r commending this meth tine as a preventive, far Barra and Anna, Coat. Vaysa, and all Dresas of a Simians Type. It ope rates with certainty, and thousands are willing to testify to fte wonderful virtues. All who use it are gulag their unanimous testimony in its favor. Er Mix Water in the mouth with the Invigorator, and swallow both together. TRH LIVER INVIGORATOR IS • 801•XS1810 MUDIPAT, DIBOOVEIT, end hi daily work ing cares, almost too great to bailey°. It cures as if by magic even the firat dote giving bene fi t, and seldom more 'than one bottle is required to cure any kind of LIVER Complalut, from the world Jaundice or Dys pepsia to a common Headache, all of which Ire the re cult of a DISEASED LIVER. PRIOR ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE Dr. BANSCI,C, Proprietor, '' Broad Way, New York. Agents for Philadelphia, T. W. DYOTT SONS, 218 North Second Street. Retailed by all Druggists. Bold also by SAMUEL SIMBS, Twelfth and Chestnut streets, and-P. BROWN, Fifth and Chestnut streets Philada. spl3 to th say • illitiLTU will, In all cases, follow the use of Radwayis R. R. Remedies. These are none so sick or diseased, se weak feeble, or crippled with pain or infirmities, 13111 that kadway's Ready Relief, Renovating, Resolvent, of ILegulators, se the nature of the disease or sickness may require, will quickly and rapidly cure. These remedies coneist of Midway's Ready Relief; Railway is Renovating Resolvent; Radware Regulators Each of these remedies po.ieenses special curative power ever certain diseases. Yet there are other diseases wherein their combined medicinal properties are re. quired ; and when thus used, If there ts sullicient ills and strength within the diseased or dying body to ens 'Lain their action, the patient will live and be restored to health. Pain Acute Diseases - Inflammatory Diseases. Malarious Diseases - Congestive Diseases.... Scrofulous Drseases..,. Chronic Diseases Syphilitic Diseases Constitutional Diseases. Skin Diseases Nervous Diseases R. R. Relief. R. R. Relief. Relief and Regulators. Retie fund Regulators. Relief and Regulators. Renovating Resolvent. . Renovating Resolver!. .Renovating Resolvent. .Resolvent and Regulators. Renovating Resolvent. .Resolvent, Relief, Regain. tors. .Rtady Relief ¢ Regulators Infectious Diseases CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASKS Many dietaries that afflict humanity are inherited as heir-looms from the diseased bodies of (licitly sires Scrofula, Consumption, Syphilis, 'and Wits, are among the most common of constitutional diseases. Now, we care not how many generations the seeds of these dia• same may have been established to the ayetem, cor rupting the blood—Rodway's Renovating Resolvent will eradicate from the bodies of the dilated every par. Wile of diseased deposits, and 011 the veins with new, pure, and healthy blood. OHM ODES'S DISEASES .11adway's Renovating Resolvent should be hailed se a blessing by every mother throughout the laud. whose infants are arnlcted with Rotes, flamers, eta. These breakiogs out (thus early) are evidences of die ease transmitted from the parent stock. A few demur of the Renovating Resolvent will eradicate every vestige of the disease and Insure the child a sound and healthy body. R. R. IL—llsidway's Ready Relief for Headaches, who. ther sick or nervousq Rheumatism, Mar three, Dpontery , Cholera Morbus Cramps, ',miasma, Bloody Plux Paralysis, Lumbago Gout, Neuralgia' Toothache, Smell Pox, Fevers, Swollen Joints, Kidney Complaint'. Scarlet Hever, Pains around the Liver, Ple& rlsy, Measles, Heartburn, and Pains of ell kinds. lladwara Ready Relief will, in a few minutes, change the miseries you suffer ft Joys of pleasure. R. R. Renovating Resolvent, for the oars --- of chronic diseases—Such as Scrofulous and Syphilitic complaints, Consumptive and "other affections of the, Lungs and Throat, Induration and Enlargement' of parte. Eruptive and other diseases of the Skin Hodes, Tumors, Ulcers, Dyspepsia, end all other dines/see arising from an impure stets of the blood.' 8.8. R.—Radway'm Regulators will cure, eirectivel) and swedily. Costiveness, Indigestion Painter's Cholla, Lead Diseases, Indamma tlon of the Rowels, Dyspepsia, Liver Cam Diseases of the Heart and Kidneys Primate Complaints, Smell Pox, Fevers Measles, etc., eto. Whenever the system Is out of order, or the blood impure, a dose of Radway'a Regulat-re will restore it to regu lerity, and purify and cleanse the blood. Nr female abould be without thorn. B. R R. Remedies are sold by Druggists and Merchants everywhere. ItADWAY tr. 00., New York City. W. H. Selena, T. W. Dion to Roe, Agents, Philadelphia. T. R. CALLS/lone, isplit.taksadlydreowlyr WISUFFEIL WITH DYSPEPSIA ZIEGLER & SMITH'S PURE, MEDICINAL OOGNAO BRANDY has cured Dyspepsia, Low Spirite, General Debility, Ac., &a., 6:0. Price 01.25 per bob. tle, or $10.60 per dozen. Warranted pure. Try it. I hereby certify that I had been afflicted with dye. impala for the last ten yenta, during which time I have tried all the popular medicines, but of no avail. Having had Zeigler A. Smith's Pure, Medicinal Oognso Brandy recommended by many preens, Induced me to try H. One bottle had almost cured me of dyspepsia and costive habits, of ten years' Mending. I can say, with a thank ful heart, that 1 bare never found Its equal during my painful and distreseing complaint. I sincerely carom.' mend It to dyspeptic, nervous And debilitated au Hereto, JOax 0. KLA.OIIOTH, 16th 1868. 1231 Olive street. Al5O, ma'am & SMITH'S Pure Medicine' WHIRS, warranted pure, and no counterfeit mixtures, which are daily palmed upon the public as genuine wines. These Wines are especially adapted to dyspeptics and coneamp tives, and in all owe of general debility, lees of Appel tile, km. Old Madeira Wine, price per bottle. ....... ....SI 00 Old Port Wine, do. do. 1 00 Old Sherry Wane, do. ' do. 100 Address your orders to Sole Agents, ZEIGLER A. SMITH, Wholesale Druggists, S. W. corner SNOOND and GREEN Ste , Also, for side by JOHN BLEY, Druggist, fel-y lhankford road; opposite Hanover. (10),IPOSIT - ElitON RAILING.—T. L. V LITTLEFIELD, No. 23 N. SIXTH Street, Bole Agent for Hutchinson & Wickersham's celebrated COMPOSITE RAILINGB,,wouId call attention to hie new patterrol of Iron Railing, Verandahs, Balconies Carriage and Ferro Gates Sumner Houses, &a. &a., and he le oontldent they will be found the beet atkicles of the 1004 in the +drill anThßm* PORT WINE.-80 Quarter Pipes, in bond and for Web' WILLIAM. N. YRATON, Wit PlO Jou% 7101/4 Ipfget. THE PRESS.---PHILADELPHIA, TTIESDAY. JULY 13. 1858. jet, , 1T08AN9ACir.13,43t , 011" . 13 ITTERS. PL., Thiel idediolte Iwits name Iniplies, is one of the extant., ~It is ea pealally adapted to thugs who have a loss of appetite or are &Meted with' liyaPepsia, Liver Complaints, Nervous Debility General Weak meson:id diselteell arising from a d isor dered condition of the digeaßve organs. FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS GENERALLY ' there is _porttps no medioine in the world equal , to it, as it enters. purities, and replenlebes the owd w h ich is so important to bring - about a healthy action THOUSANDS ARE LIVING a miserable eilsterce, - of a pale sickly color, west and emaciated, who could be restored to health by the use of one bottle of this invaluable medicine. •It le tie humbug, but a genuine remedy, being free from any thing that is of an Injurious nature.' FOR ALL DISEASES OP THE BLOOD there 10 no better antidote than Bobeneack.e Iron Bit. tors. When the blood le Impure the whole body le full of disease. Blood letting may answer for a time, but cleansing a part will not purify- the whole. At the, fountain we must begin; and to cleanse the blood there to no better remedy than thee° invaluable Bitter.. Their chief constituent Is iron, and we all know Ito efficaey In removing the. Impure matter from 'the whole visceral eyetent. They are prepared by • prao Mal chemist, and have been pronounced, by eminent physicians and others. as the ne plus tdtta" of all •, tonics. . . . . to the proprietor that be has succeeded in compound ' lug a remedy for many of the• ills that his fellow• mortals are subject to; and that the public appro. Mate it Is not a question of doubt, but a fined (set, as the demand for It has far surpassed hie 'annulus expeotations. RxAD THE TBEITiMONT OP A WORTLEY CITIZEN. This is to certify my wife was in delicate health some three years, with it diaease peouliar to her sex. She tried numerous remedies without deriving any benefit. Hearing of Bobettsetcl 2 s Iron Bitters, and knowing Iron to be a powerful tonic, induced me to obtain a bottle, ' , thigh proved 'to be the medicine she solely re= ;mired; by restoring her us health. She hesitates not to recommend it to those who' are similarly affected, as she believes it to be a sovereurn remedy. - JOHN COLD. ' — No. 631 Capitol Street, This invaluable Medicine is prepared only by' ' GRORDR S. HOBRNSAOII, Pharmaceutical Chemist, N. W. corner of THIRD end (*BEEN Streets, To whom all orders most be addressed. - Price SI. Discount to dealers. Sold by Dv:Aside generally. • NALYSIS OF LYON'S CATAWBA rm. BRANDY by , • A. A.' HATES, M. D., Amiens so TUX EITATI os Msestotrusitra. eoiltiaßAS. Osilitlo22la.—A - brirwn ctxl ;Mien, having a fragrant odor; when evaporated from clean linen it left no oil or offenalie matter. Analysed tor volatile and fixed drugs, of stiAich no traces of any kind were found. Ito color is proved to be doe to a colored resin an attract derived from wood. lITIn every respect it is a pore epiritoup Molar. The fragrance or bouquet whit:Mit pommel quake fated, and it then appears unlike thee - from Deft Brandy or Willi, helot a llllitfiall4PP retultillY s peculiar fermentation of lestairlus and Isebella Grapes. 01111XIOAL Oweieorazi.-1, parts In volume of this 'spirit contains at 60 deg P. 4612-10 parts of pure al. cohol, besides the fragrant oil. 3,000 park of the spirit afford 23 parte of a strong sqlution of the oil which charaeterises this Brandy; the spirit left, alter removing the oil, es ',eye and odorless, and in all its qualities s perfect spirit not sub) o. t ic cheese. One U. S. gallon of flip Brandy at 60' deg. sr. contains, be. sides the spirit and oil, 0n1y:220 gre. of matter oom- Posed of erect of frvi, gam, and oolerfg 'reign from wood. BOaren, Janusz,' 28, 1868. Dr. 00XE, State Inspector of Ohio, and Dr. WAS. R. CHILTON, Chemist, of ,New York, both pronounce this to be pure Brandy, and free from all adulteration.' For Medicinal purposes Lyon's Catawba Brandy has no rival, and has long been needed to supersede the poisonous compounds sold under , the name of Brandy, As a beverage, the pure article altogether superior, and sovereign, sure remedy for 7 phi, flatulency, IeSW nguor, OrmerliYebil &,., &a. 44 $8 wro 1n.,. 13gtaig.u.Na ou4 PAO E.— base Wines are m ain thi neigh borhood of Ofroluhiti, and aregoararrtied to be the Puri Jilia of The Drape; and 'are ihrinently calculated for invalids and persBns who're:6lra • gput49 &Mt* lent, and far Sacramental purposes. Retail price $1.215 per bottle. A liberal discount made to the trade. Dealers will please send their orders to the "Bola Agents 1, for the State of Penn. lifirtidSu A. P. HAZARD & 00., Wholesale Druggist", 1.60. 11.4.01C21 , Elsie ? Also for sale by the following apothecariee : AMBROSS SMITH, Seventh and ()henna Sta. JNO. W. SUMS at , raoolaaot), 1113 S Aid and Market atreoto. D. L. STAORTIOWES, Eighth and Green sts. R. NEBINGER, Second and Mary ste., Southwark. G. W. NEBINGBII, Passyunk Soul and Washington street. GEO. S. HODENBA.OII, Third and Green Ma. A. R. ROUTER. Broad and Coates ate. fell prlnelpelreggleters Oche performs fir n o gone system ere fully deeel-. meet entirely dependent the Litter for the proper thaw ; when the stomach at fault, and the whole Vence of one organ—the qp Its d9ty. Yor the dip• of the pswprletorti h a s pretties of more than 0 dy wherewith to counter meats to which It is lia- medy le at last found, any van 00XPLAINT, In any of bottle, and conviction le morbid or bad matter from their place a healtbyflow stomach, causing food to blood, giving tone and abii or7,removingthe tenting a radio"). aura. eared, and; what 'is pet• casicaml use of the Mesa L ETTERS'" AtIMINIV•TR ANIQIf Pandente We, to the estate of MARIA. W. 14 ABU deceased, having been granted to BENJAMIN NA'air ail persons indebted to said notate are requested to make payment, or hating chime to may the same known trithont delay, tp PDWA IYALN, • Attorneffrir dministiitor, • P 164.4 6w* No. 702 WALNUT Street. NOTIOE IS HERESY HIVEilf THAT 11 implication ban peon mule to the Peewit:a* Raltroea Company for the renewal pf corkleate M , stock In the above Oemoene foe tire charm/ ffilr ? leaned May 10, 1852, In tau name of B. I..Tt •t, in trust; said certificate having been lost orileatroie4. jels-tu th-bnif P. B. PULLER, Truatee. eetittteet to relieve the food (soul rfidroiand sop. before retiring, pregente night, loosens the bowels TITIMI3II. °soh meal, will cirxe Drs teaspoonfuls will always male obstruction removes and mats &perfect our.. stely relieves O n o posted, is a sorosonre for preventive or Pilopect • needed to ttirovost otthe dicta* after a long slat ITAE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF mion4EL n, NONAGE, deceased. Whereas, Letters of Administration npott • the estatw of the above named decedent have been granted to the{ undersigned, notice is hereby given that all partlek indebted to said estate will make payment, and all partlea having. chino; evilest said estate will present them wi Out, delay to ELEANOR MONROE, Admlnistratrix, No. 934 •MAREET Street, or DANIEL DOUGHERTY, (her Attorney,) S. E. corner EIGHTH. and LOCUST Streets. Jq't4 Ovflf for JAIINDIOII reMOVOI All color from the skin. time before eating gives make., food digest , el, cures Caeosio Dias. while &Wine and BOWEL to the Bret dole. Otieeks csupied by WORMS surer, safer, or speedier never fails. Deortr, by exciting the TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TAIL 1 CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA. In the matter of the Estate of JESSE WAIthISLEY, deeeuell. The Auditor appointed to settle end adJust the first and final account of JOSEPH A. CLAY, Administrator of the Estato of Jesso Warmsley, deceased, end to re port distribution of the balance in the hands Of the ac countant, will, for the purpose of his appolutineat, meet the parties interested on MONDAY, the 19th day of July, A. L. 1858, at 4 o'clock P at Ids Office, SOU WALNUT Street, Philadelphia jyB-thstubt OEO,. H. ARMSTRONG, Auditor. NOT ICE .—Letters Testamentary on the 11 Estate of ISAAC HACKER, late of the city of Philadelphia, deceased, haring been duly granted by the Rgister of Wills for the county of Philadelphia, to the undersigned. therefore all persons haring claims or demands against the Estate of said decedent ars re quested to make known the sable without delay, at Noe. 128 and 130 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, to Wld. ALFRED HACKER, 'Worcester, Mass. Executarc ABIJAII E. STEDIIENS, 1235 Arch Street. A UGUST BELMONT, DANKRR, 70 BEAVER STREET, INEW TOOL, Igaueit Letters of Credit, available to Traweßem ott al parts of the world, je3o.oin CRONISE & 00., SPECIE AND EXOHANCIB BROKERS, No. 40 South Tll.l 11D Street, Refer to the RANKS end littotteas of Phtlattelphis .1 0 7- 3 1 • O , AB. NANLIIT. W. N. BROWN. R. MANLRT, JR M A B N AL L N I SOTT, O ST N OC I /C B' A Ci N O D " EXCHAVGE N. W. comer of THUD mid CHESTNUT Strooto, Colleettonn made, and Drafts drawn on all parts of the rutted Staten and the Canadaa, on the meet favorable terms. Collection made, and Drafts drawn on England and Ireland. Nneurrent Bank Notes bought. Land Warri.nta bought and sold. Denier. in Specie and Dullibn. Loans and Time Paper negotiated. Stocke and ',pane bought and sold on Comrniesion at the Board of Brokers in Philadelphia and New York. je3:6m EDWARD R. PARRY, RUNIARD It. PARRY, Notary Pubßp for COMMililliollef for Minnesota. Pennsylvania and New Jersey. PARRY & BROTHER, BROKERS & GENERAL LAND AGENTS and OONVEYANOERS, FRONT STREEi, above HICKORY, MANKATO, MINNESOTA, Pay particular attention to loaning and investing Money for non-residents and others, and collecting Drafts, Notes &o. Any letters of RSolla or business will receive prompt attention. Refer to 'Wood Bacon, & Oo , Philadelphia. Dale, Boss, A Withers. Philadelphia. Sharp, Haines, & Co., Philadelphia. Richard Randolph, Philadelphia. Charles Ellis & 00., Philadelphia. Parry & Randolph, Philadelphia. mr21,..6mel TURNIP SEEDS, new crop, and warranted genuine. SPANGLER & GRAIIAIII, jylo No. 827 MARKET Street, below Seventh. spa BUCKWHEAT, MILLET, with all ..We other eens:nable Seeds. SPANGLER & GRALIAM„ jylo No. 627 MARKItT. Street, below Seventh. FELTEN'S IMPROVED ALBANY SEEDLING STRAWBERRY, the beet variety ever Introduced. For Bale only by SPANGLER & GRAHAM, jylo No 821 MARKET Street, below Seventh. WALL BRUSHES, BRUSH AND 21.fiLLOWS MANUFACTV RIO 152 NORTH THIRD AT. nr• 1B tf 1101111 le A L P I A WARMING AND 'A VENTILATING WAREHOUSE. We have removed from onrold stand In Walnut etreet to the LABOR STORE, No. 1010 CHESTNUT gout, a few doors below the St. Lawrence Hotel, where our old friends and the public are respectfully invited to examine oar extensive stock of Warm Lk Foresees, Cooking Ranges, Bath Boilers, Residers Enameled Stone Mantels, Parlor Coal Prates, ko., &o. We are now manufacturing OHILEION'S CELEBRATED PAT ENT NEW COAL GAB CONSUMING YURNACE, the roost powerful sod economical Heater ever invented, and suited to all classes of handless. • Mao, new and 'beautiful patterns of Low' Down Grates, and Parlor Ooal Grates of .all sites and patterns. ' We have also commenced the manufacture of ENAMELED STONE MANTELS from Penn sylvania Stone. Them Mantels were awarded a SPECIAL PREMIUM at the late Fair and axhi bitfon of the Franklin Institute of this city. They represent all the rare and beautiful Atrrtimx are not Injured by Smoke, Coal Gas, Oil or Acids, and are sold Wholesale and Retell, at much lass price than Marble. Call and see them. • ARNOLD A WILSON. BENJ. M. PELTWELL, Superintendent. ' Philadelphia. April. 1855—ap24 Is • QLATE! SLATE! 1 SLATE lll—Rooting 1.0 Slate, of all sizes, and at my low retell, kept eon. Itantly on hand, and for sale by FUMING, PDX, & GO., GERMANTOWN ROAD end THIRD street. N. B. Plate Roofs pat on In the beet manlier, and ra. parlay ttlAnotsel fn allwnalr ararakatad 46 • 500 TONS MITCHELL Br. C 0 A S DS,LE , B bore Antontated Bayer Phosphate of Li l ate tot We by OP,OARD&I,N, PEIttON 110 , /04 $904 Wilma *mut NOW GRATIFYING fegat Notices Brokers Bnoinh. =ID 'Agricultural DUSTIRB, HANDSORUBS A large assortment, suitable for ovx - r ernocirats, And for male by MINIM 0. 20103TEIN, ARNOLD et WILBON, 1100011800118 TO S. ♦ BARRIAON '' `'l insanri tQaiiipaiii a CrtiNSURAkCE C,onipArr, No. 110 South FOURTH 'Street. - CHARTER PERPETUAL. - Oqdtalt• - $200,000. Organised ped.• • Privileged to Bunten annuntlior perpetually ; Personal Property, annually, or fora less period; take Marine, Wand, and Life Insurance Rieke ; receive De posits Lhold Trusts and grant annuities;' . • • ALFRED WEEKS, Provident, B. 0. TYLER, Vico President, J. W. Hannan, Secretary. • DIRECTORS. Alfred Weeks, lion. W. D. Kelley, B. 0. Tyler, ' J. W. Forney, • J. W. Solider, - P. B. Mingle, C. R. Ricking, James Watson, J. L. Hutchinson, Ludlam Matthew", . -- J. W. Blokes, William Curtis, 3,18•1nt G. F. urner. HIV' FIRE AND MARINE IN x.a. SURANOR 0081PANY-:-Office No. 418 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia. OAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 8764.096 84. DIEMOrOIia. . M. Potts, .1 .Ndirar l'homson, 0. B. Spangler, 0. Q. Sower, Abraham Rex, ' John W Sexton, B. S. Warne, John Garrison, George Howell, Nathan R. Potts, Wm. P. Leech, R. T. Remit, H. H. Houston, Jos. R. Withers, Abraham P. lyre, R. Booth, Oharlee F. Norton. John H. Lewars, H.H. Shillltigford. 0. R. SPANGLIM, Preeldent E. S. WARMS, Vine President. WAS. A. Do?, Secretary, i. my/0 , (10iIN EXCHANGE INSURANCE COAL V PANT, No. 881 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia. CHARTERED CAPITAL 1,400,000--PAID UP OAPI TAL smoke. This Cempany having been recently REORGANIZED, sod its actual Capital largely increased, respectfully solicits q share of the patronage of insurers. Fire and Marine Policiee will be Issued at equitable rates of pre mium, and lorees liberally austed and promptly paid. DIRECTORS: William M. God Win, B. B. Crawford, Janine W. Queen, ano. L. Redaer, George W. Hall, William R. Thomas, B. ltranklin Jackson, B. N. Winslow, ' J. 0. Hopper, " Henry D. Mears. • WU. M. GODWIN, President. P.O. Noma, Secretary. teslo.titf ..trE LNSURANOE AND TRUST 00M- ILA PANT.—ThaPENNMUTIIAL LIVE INEJOBANOII COMPANY. Northeast Comer of TaIAD • and DOOM' Street& Capitol, $812,121.02: INBIJISEB LIVES for short terms, or for the whole ,term of life—grants ow:otitis* end endowments—pm- Abases life, interests W.Bsal Estate. and makes all contract' depanding on the contingencies or Lite. The, act as Executors, Adralnlstsatora, Amalgam, Trustee., end Ettiardisas. soussins. Daniel L. Miller, Samuel Ip. Stoke., Ben.Jmnin (foster, Witham Martin, Richard 8: NiiWboid, James B. Merit - 111a, WlBiota I': Honker, Joseph R. Trotter', Wllllim IT. itoria, James Blittoll, Samuel 0. /limy, . TlCilophllue Paulding, Oharleo Hallowell tdmund A. Bonder, Henry r 0. Townsend, Daniel L. Hutchinson, - Rodolphum Kent, ' John W. Horner, - ' William H. Carr, BBL B. Aroher, ~. Bdward T. Mott, Smut)] J. Ohristian, William Bobertoon, Joseph M. Thomas, Werner U. Basin, ' Jo i tn G. Brenner, P. 11.iebler ilittel." • --- 11401. L. 1.1. 144, President. IMMO B. TOEM, Vies Pree't, Join W. Houma. Secretors. allay rilrn QUAKER OTY INSURANCE OOMPANY.-oMeo 408 WALNUT Meat, PHILA DELPHIA. CAPITAL SURPLUS $277,665.85. Insures against loss or damage by FIRE and the PERLIS et the SSA, INLAND NAVIGATION and TRANSPORTATION. Ten per cent. in cash returned on the ecrged ppa rainin., Of 9fi9 GRORGR 11. HART—Prentleat. B. P. ROSS—Vice President. R. R. OOGGSHALL—Seorecary Ind Trimmer. B. H. BUTLHH—Auistaut Beentlry. i.4441*11: ' • ' George G. Bart, oseph Idwarls, D. P. Ross - Poster S. Perhins, A. C. Oattoll, Charles (I. Andrew R. Clambers, Samuel Jones, M. D., R. W. Bailey Hon. II M. Puller,s John tips; H. H. OotrigH, vogal • . 0 GAIAL. SesretAry. A BOTIO ' ' E WS t • A.NGE COMFA NY, -CIL NEW YORK.-021e0,N0 29 Wall street, ad joining the hfrolisnles , Bank—Cash Capital, $260,000, with G. surplus. This Company ininve Buildings, Her obsndise, Warniture, Vessels In port and their Cargoes, and otZ.sr ploperty, against Lou or Damage by illi and the Blass o. Polan d Navigelion. DLIBBOTOBB. Hew Grinnell, • Joshua L. Pope, Caleb Barstow, Dome R. Graves, • Henry 0. Brewer, Henry Davis, 194,nund PborolA; C. U. hilleilGuil, Hanson R. Obtning, Theb. Pctihimus, jr: Ogden Biggest), . lilibs IL'llorgam, Thomas HO - nags', Mut'. B. Yin Nest . a /an H. Earle, William 4.Cary, Albert Ward, ' Thomas B. Nelson, fibular Hasten, Junto W. Phi ll ip( ' ' Louis lora Chilies A. Macy, BamuerGAlidden, Ildbard Blacken, BtiPb. Cam reibug, Wm. H. illtimrd,. EZ , V ., Efe A nt 2 , Charles L. Irrtiit, I 4 . Sturgq), ileilrYThlWrls WO I. Yoodielia YbWr 44 . 1 i4 ? l osti(y_Thager, A Byr . NI% gm , Wt. 6191% 311114Q11 7 , 4340 t, 6011. P. c inutiris,WY B. Bloom, BUM) L. IA titoltell = , AL WARD, insides& .ilieonstary. - an 10..1y 810IAIRD A: 01As commorms4 Ira INSITBANOA croimernr OF ;fill ISTATE OP PESESYLVANLL 0811011, NORTHWEST OUSLNER MIRTH AND WALNUT STREETS, Sawlbe4 Chipltal, $600,000. INN np lazrital, POMO° iro;s. Dr. D. Iwo, Tbse. B.,Ettowart, U. L. Benner, J. M. Butler, J. M. Whitso, J. K. Wslker, Bdw. 0. Brag/at, M. R. Wendell, B. K. IloZeta. H. Lewis, AVID JAYND; M. D. President. 'PIMA:IU 0 . 13141 WART, Vies !hes% VsitesL B. Maw, Baaratary. jai., INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORT: AMERICA. MARINE, FIRE 2 AND INLAND TRANSPOR. Eifia INSORANC OIdNIOR No. 232 WALNUT STREIT, Booth side, east of Third street. The properties of this Oompany are wall invested, and furnish an available loud for the am l e indemnify of all persons who Moore to be protected Insorance. MARINE E 8 taken on Vessels, reights, and Cargoes. INLAND TRANSPORTATION RISKS on Moral mese per Railroads, Canals, and Steamboats, MR AUKS on Meronandise, furniture, and 80-M -bar, in City end ()aunty. - INOORPORATRD IN 1134. OAPITAL 5300,000, ALL ,PAID IN AND SECURELY INVESTED. TOPAL PROPERTIES $1,007,826.28. PYRPATUAL OULIITIIR. DIREOTORS. Arrauz G.Oorm, WILLIAM WELIIII, SAMUEL W. JO5llB, WILLIAM E. Dom, JOIN A.Bnows, /LIMB N. Waimea, Nikon. P. Una, B. Monsis wAug, OILARLIEI TATLoIt, JONM MASON, Minim! Wein, Osman L. Hunisoa, Joan B. NZP,I , FRANCIS R. Cora, IIIOSEARD D. wOOD, IDIVAILD H. THOTrIII. ARTHUR G. 00/PIN, Pre.!dent. HENRY D. SHDRIIKHD, Secretary. .419-tt DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN BURA.NOR COMPANY. INCORPORATED BY TUB LRGIBLATURII of PENN. BYLTANJA i Ha. OPVIOEI, Oorner THIRD and WALNUT Btreeta, • tifILIDISLPIIIA. • MARINE INSURANCE, ON VEBBRLB, ( ~..4, .. CARGO, To all parte of the World. 'BRIGHT, 'NI, - AND INSURANCES, en Geode, by River Cancan, Lakee_, and Lead Carriage to allied(' of the Union. FIR INSURANCE'S, On Merchandise generally. On Btores, Dwellinglonses, &e. ABBETB OE' TILE COMPANY, November 2, 1867. Bonds, Mortgagee, and Real Rotate 8101,360 94 PhiladelphisCity and other Loane 137,011 26 Stock in Ramie, Railroads, and Insurance Corits l. 7 12,608 00 Bills able 220,291 96 011911 on and 88,892 68 Balance in bands of Agitate, Premiums on Marlon Polk:lee recently leaned, on other debts doe the Company 92,780 67 Babsoriptlon Notes 100,000 00 ==3 William Martin, ' James 0. Hand Joseph H. Seal, Theophilus Paulding, . Zdmund A. Sonde?, James Traquair Jr,,John O. Davis, William Byre, Sohn B. Pellloll6, J. V. Pea(sten, George G. Lelper, Johns P. Eyre, Rdward Darlington, Samuel R. Stokes, Dr. a H. Heaton, Henry Sloan, • Wm. 0. Ludwig, James B Mctarieud, Hugh Craig, Thomas 0. Hand, Spencer Mollvain, Robert Burton, Sr., Charles Kelly, Jno. B. Semple, Plttabgh 11. Jones Brooks,l Dr. T. Morgan, ,e Jacob P. Jones, J. T. Logan, tc WILLIAM MARTIN, President. THOMAS 0. HAND, Vine President. HENRY LIMBURG, Secretary. .iart-y DIRE AND INLAND RISKS.-FARE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital 1100,000. (Organized undellathe Aot of Assembly relative to In instance Companies, passed April 24, 1850 ) GROUCH W. DAY, President. THOMAS 8. MARTIN, Tice-President. WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD, Secretary. Office 411 011RIITNLIT Bt., Philadelphia. DIRNOTOREL George W. Day, Jadob Vaughan, William W. Walters, Henry Lowio, Jr., Charles Richardson, D. B. bin. Barclay Lippincott, John W. doorman, Joa. R. Brognard, A 11. Rosenholm, Ohm Pietro., re24.y id Stern. Otationerv. BLANK. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. DAVID N. HOGAN, Blank Book Manufacturer, Stationer mad Printer, No.loo WALNUT Street, is pre pared at all times to furnish, either from the 'shelves or make to order, Books of every description, suitable for Bunke. Public Offices Merchants, and others, of the 'beet quality of English or American Paper, and bound in various styles, In the most substantial manner. Orders for JOB PRINTING of every description Engraving and Lithographing executed with neatness and despatch. A general assortment of English, Prenoh and Ameri can Stationery. Concerning Mr. Rogau , s contribution to the Franklin institute, the Oomuaittee say—" This dieplay of blank boos, for banking and mercantile nee is the beat to the Exhibition. The selection of the material is good, the workmanship moat excellent, and their anieh and sp purism° neat and appropriate." no2o-tf eXprteg Zolninutteo filThE ADAMS EXPRESS 00., OFFICE, 820 munnivr STREET, forwards PARCELS, PACKAGES, MERCIIANDIEB, BANK NOTES and SPECIE," either by Ito own LINES, or In conneetion with other EXPRESS COMPANIES, to all the Principal TOWBB and CITIES of the United States. B. B. SANDFORD, Fkmaral firmovintonnaaat: PLASMA OR ARTIFICIAL LARD.- 1 Mt/IAL IiOTIOEI TO PIII(BIOIANEL—The above offers a xehiole tor the exhibition of remedies to die weed surfaces, which combines the following advanta ges: A good and unvarying conAstence, easily Washed off with water, dissolven all substances that are coin ble in water, hence facilitating inatead of obetruottng their absorption, and does not get rancid. The last property alone renders it an invaluable acquisition to theractitioner. Prepared and for aale wholesale and retail, at SINEWS Laboratory and Pharmacy, Twelfth and Chestnut streets, SHOULDERS. -60 hhda. Shoulders, dry in mat, fpi We by 0. 0. SADLER & CO., 9 9iorth WAT)I9, titiett, ObillPingt stiFOR SAN FRANOISCO.—OLIPPSR Oh! THURSDAY, lathr Jdly Inet:-I,owiev RATES, AND NO DETENTION. The superior A 1 Clipper Ship WANDEIHNCI : JE:W, STAIMPOL, ,Commander, is now receiving her mogoi at Pier 10, N. R., (New York,) and will positirelY tall as above. ~ The Wandering Jew was built for the Witte. Trade Jut throughly ventilated, and of small capaci ;. has made the voyage in St days from Amoy to Havana, being the shortest passage ever made between those porta. The superior sailing qualities of tpie ship, her emaircapacity, low rates of freight, and early day of sailing, present unequalled inducements. gor balance of freight apply to BllfaoP, SlafONS_, & CO., 120 NORTH WITARVIW QTEABE TO LIVERPOOL AND GLAS GOW DUBLIN, BELFAST, and LONDONDERRY, VIA LIFiRPOOL. THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM SHIP CO.'S Clyde-built Iron Steamships are Intended to sail as follows , . PROS( nit YORK. • , CITY OF BALTIMORE Thursday, July Igt CITY OF WASHINGTON u u .15th, KANGAROO' " " 29th , And each alternate Thursday, from Pier 44 N. R. . . . PROlf LIVERPOOL. CITY OF WASHINGTON Wednesday, June 230. KANGAROO July 7th. CITY OF BALTIMORE..; . . . . ' ~ II 2,1 4 c And each alternate Wednesday. Oabin•Passage from New York and Philadelphia....S7s Third Class to any of the above-Mentioned places, ,_ _ and found In best cooked Pr.:l'llol°mi SO Return Tickets good for 6 months 60 Certificates of Passage from Liverpool to New York or Philadelphia 40 Paseengers forwarded to Havre, Paris, Bremen, Ham. burg, &c., without delay at through ratek The Conipanra Steamship BOSPHORUS will sail regularly between Antwerp Liverpool, in connection with the departures fo ew York, taking goods from Antwerp to New York, a through rate or freight. Certificates of Passage from Antwerp to New York SU. Drafts on Liverpool (rein 41 upwards. Per freight or passage, apply at the Company's Offices, 15 BROADWAY, New York, and 100 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia. JOHN G. DALE, Agent. Or WILLIAM INSIAN, je22 63 and 63 Tower Buildin ! Liver, ..01. -- • OL AND PHILA -1 fq DELPIIIA BTEAA LIVERPO IBIIIP COMPANY. 8 eam communication between New York and Ant warp, via Liverpool. Tho splendid. feet scrow-steamship . BOSPHOEIIB, Captain Aka ulgan, (lately employed t o the Royal Mail service,) will sail regularly between Antwerp and Liver tool every alternate THURSDAY, in connection with the company's stompships from Liverpool to New York. Gonda for New Ylork will be received and shipped by the Agents in Antwerp, and bills of lading signed there at a through rate of freight. The first sailing from. Antwerp will be on the lteb, of Juno, in conjunction with the OITY OF VAIIIIISPR, ON from. Liverpool, on June 2,1. Eor further Particulars and terms of freight and past" sage, apply to J. 4'. Kremer Co., Antwerp; Williata TumatiLt.ovrerLiverpool, and at the Com pany's 9/ffiges, 10 Breeding, New York, and 109 Walnut street, Philadelphia. - AZA, REGULAR LINE FOR PROVI .w.36DENCE.--Schooner WORCESTER, RHODES 'Molter, now loading at Callowbill-street Wharf, Yor freight, apply to Captain, op boar 4, to EENDIEDIr 00. 1 /39 mut ia2 NOR!VU WIIARVIAL ";. FOR CHARLESTON AND SA • VANNAII -HERON'S LINE. GO S RECEIVED AND BILLS OP LADING SIGNED EMan The splendid aret:eiesifiliae:iiiiiel Steamships HEYSTONE STATE end STATE OP GEORGIA, Now form a weekly Rae for the South and Southwest, one of there ehipe sailing ovary SATURDAY "it 10 o'clock A. M., &Remote " r fer Okariestdn and Ba eannah, r - - OITABIETON, The gmYSTONE BTATS, C aptain Oharles P. Mardi man, will commence loading on Thursday, July 224, and mill for Charleston, 8. Cr., on Saturday, July 24th, at 19 o'clock A M. rpm SA N 0 The ISTATB OP GlAinOtr , John J. Garvin. will coMmence loading on Thursday, July let, and sail for Sartnuah, Ga l on Saturday, Jnlyl3d, at 10 o'clock A M. • At both Charleston aud Savannah, tkeeo ships o onneot with steamers for Plorldft mad gurtus, end With rail roads, to for all plsces in the South god Southwest. • iNif2bllTB 11.4 . Heavy Nrelght at an %TITUS 01 . 16 par emit. below New York eteamehlp ratec PRICIGHT and INSI I / I .INOBon a large proportion of gtwids chipped South will be found to be lower by these ships than by saillog Toone's. Cabin passage 820 00 Steerage do 8 00 Excursion Tickets, good for the present year. 30 00 No bills of lading signed after the ship has called. • for freight or pottage, apply te . ) HERON, Jr., No. 828 (late 81) North Wharves. - Agents al Oharleston, T. 8. &T. N. BUDD. - Agana in Savannah, O. A. (111111NBR & 00. Tot Blorids, from Obarlesten, steamer OAUOLIN.I I ,, every Tuesday. 2°f• 71° 127,/ from B *Tl‘/WaS , 0 1samelli ST. MARTS and BT. J 8, every Tuesday end Saturday. Tor Havana, from Charleston, steamer IBABIII6 on the aiid lilth of every month. Jell , _STEAM TO GIASGOW, ,LIVW , mai 111,L,P. toIYi,AVAI642I' WNDON- Iterign oketa, kl;o1 for pia month s , either of th e r above places by any steams of the line, 110 rioilar s for the romad trip, mit and titrA. goof riser YORE. New York, McMillen, Saturday, July 10 st 12 o'clock, 61.. Edinburgh, Cumming, " July St, 4t Glasgow, (ic , q4V 41 7 " August 7, 41 1141(OLANLIOTI. Edinburgh. Guinn:Ling ....... ....Saturday, Jane 26, Glasgow, Goodwin Saturday; July 10. New York, McMillan. - Wtduesday, August 11. BA.T.Ed GY PASSAGE. .. /20kforAturow. EirstOlase 16 guineas Steerage, found with cooked provisions g ii iracht hew Walt. First Clase WM 00 Steerage, found with cooked provinione 80 00 Children under 14 years of age, halt fare; infanta In Steerage, free. Beturn ticket, available within Mx menthe, by any stemnpr of this line. BIM Olive $l4O 00 Steerage SAO 00 An experienced Burgeon al inched to each Steamer. For freight or passage apply to WORKMAN & CO., 128 WALNUT Sheet, Philadel phia. ROBERT ORM, 17 Broadway, New York. HALL & LONRY, Bricharlarell Wharf, Baltimore. 01)11 HE BM Ski NORTH AMER/OAR 4 7 / 1 0M NBA TO= TO LITISPOOL Chief Clabla Passage... Second Osbin Passage.. PIOM HORTON TO LITEILYOOI4. • Chief Cabin Passage $llO Second Cabin Passage 60 The ships from Bolton call at Halifax. PERSIA, Capt. Judkins. CANADA, Capt. Lang. ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone. AMERICA, Capt.Wickmati ASIA, Capt. E. G. Lott. NIAGARA, Capt. Ryrio. AFRICA, Capt. Shannon. EUROPA. Out. J. Leitch. Thane Tees-els carry a clear white light at mast-head; green on starboard bow ; red on port bow. AFRICA, Shannon, leaves NYork,Wednesday, Jane oth AMERICA, Moodie, ,( Boston, Wednesday, June 16. ASIA, Lott, N York, Wednesday June 23d CANADA, Lang, ~ Boston, Wednesday, June 30 PERSIA, Judkins, t , N York, Wednesday July 7 NIAGARA, Wickman, gi Boston, Wednesday, July 14. APRICA, Shannon, c , N York, Wednesday, July 21 Berths not secnred toll paid for. An experienced Surge& on board. The owners of these Ships will not be accountable for Gold, Sliver, Brillion, Specie Jewelry, Preemie Stones or Metals, rinleseMil s of lading are signed therefor and the raluotheroot: I). sin expressed. For freighto I' a 11 1407 to my 10-y E CIINARD, 4 Bowling Green. N. York. 111 tneo anti EIi:MOTS xi.A LEXANDRE SEM-MBYTE BRANDY. The subscribers have been appointed owls agents in the State of Pennsylvania for the above well-known ROCIIELLII BRANDY, which they are prepared to otter to the trade at the lowest market price, from Uni ted States bonded warehouse, entitled to debenture. A constant supply on hand, in half, quarter, and one eighth pipes, dark and pale JelB-tf TITLES ROBIN tr. CO. COGNAC.—The subscribers, sole agents in the State of Penneylva. We for the above celebrated brand of COGNAC 1311AN DI', beg to cull the attention of the trade to its superior qualiy, and feel confident it will compare favorably with the moat favorite brands in the market ARNOLD & WORL, 1211 WALNUT Street A constant supply of the above in the United Staten bonded warehouse, entitled to debenture, of rarieus vintages, In half, quarter, and eighth pipes jen-tf AMBREY GRAPE-LEAF GRAM L 4 PAGNE. ARNOLD & WORL, Bole Agents, 120 WALNUT Street 782,788 87 it IN.-80 pipes Dutch Company Gin, in ‘4_,‘ bond and for ease by WILLIAM U. TEATON, .le B No 210 South PBONT Rtroet. iIjEIDSICK & CO. (WarneAtiv.E.—A constant supply of the genuine brand In bond and In store, for sale by W SI. IL YEATON, leS 216 flonth BROST Street. CLARET -125 OASES MARGAUX, 160 Oases BT.4I:ILIRN, in quarts and pints. in store and for sale by A. MERINO, lon 140 South FRONT Street. URANDIES.—a Pinot °Etatßon," Marett, and other Cognacs of various vintages, In hall pines and quarter ca.•ke • Pollevolain Rochelle Brandies, pile and dark, In half ;open, half caska, and one - eighth ' casks. Imported and for sale by HENRY BOHLEN it 00., 0522 221 and 223 Routh Youxth street. CI. LEWIS, IMPORTER AND DEALER . IN MR WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &0., 20 South PIPTIt Street. Philadelphia. IERRY WINE.-- 1, 16 QUARTER PIPES 'various grades Harmony Sherry, ib b bd, and for s a 11 : WILLIAM H. YEATON, . Wroth 'MONT M. CORDIALS,:—ANISETTE, CIIRACOA, and MARASCHINO nn store and for eels 4. awarnm, 140 IR tranwir at. BRANDY. --7 oetavem Renault & Co. Cog nao, very old vintage., In bond and for sale by WILLIAM LI ViSATON jolt Ea Moth PRONT et. fire tlroof Ciafee. SALAMANDER SAFES. A lane assortment or EVANS & WATSON'S P RIZAUBLPHIA MANUFderVBED SALAMANDER SAVES, VAULT BOOBS, /or Banks and atorci. • BANE LOOKS, • Equal to any now In use. IRON DOORS, SHUTTERS, &0., On 1111 good terms sa any other establishment In the United States, by EVANS & WATSON, No. 28 Smith POURTU street Philadelphia. anlll.tf •T.IAR7 iI'4TVII TPA OAR. illatlnnorg alb iron. Warm. V.14111111110E. 7 . VAINISILLIII 11111111011 • WILLIAM 1.1111111101, SOUTEWARIC FOUNDRY, VIRTU AND WASHINGTON STRUTS, PHILIDILtHIA. MERRICK & SONS, IINGINDERS AND MACHINISTS, manufaature High and Low Presintre Steam Inginee, for Land, River, and Marine Berrie,. Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, /co., Oast. Big. of an kinds, either Iron or Brass. Iron frame koofs for Gail Works, Workshops, Railroad Stations, &At. • Retorts and Gas Blaehinery of the latest and most Improved eonstnietion. Avery description of Plantation roloblnety, myth all Sugar. Saw and Grid Mille, Vacuum Pans, Open Steam Trains, Defeeators, Filters, Prping Engines, Au. Bole Agents for N . s Patent Sugar Boiling Apparatun; Nasmyth's Patent Steam Hammer; J. P. Ross' Patent Valve Motion, for Blast Machinery and Steam Pumps. Superintendent—B. H. BARTOL, przVIS Sk9 Vlllett of 804)41;i JOLIN G. DALE, Agent INSURANCE $l2O ARNOLD & WOUL, 120 WALNUT Street BILADELELMA'," WILMINGTON ,BALTI 'MORE BAILROS.I4 ' : On and alter Monday, May 10,- 1858, PASSENGER' TItAINS LEA,VI4 ,PAIDADELPHIA Pot Beitt1101 . 0; at 8' A. M., 1 g3f.,,(Bnpreaa) and 11 P. M. For Wilmington, at 8 A.M., 1, 440, andl.l"P;- For Now Cantle , at 8 A.-M,, and :4.80 P.; ' For Middletown, at 8 A. M., and 4.30 P.. 61. ' For Dover; at 8 A. M., and '4.30 P. M. For Seaford at 8 A. 111., and 4:80 P. M. " _ , TRAINS FOR PRILADRLPHIA, Leave Baltimorel at 7.30, Express ; 10.15 A: M., and 6.40 P. M. Leave Wilmington at d 45,and 111.80 A. EL, and 1,46 and 8.65 P. M. Leave New Castle at 8 ;emd 8.60 A. M., and at 8.16 P. M. Leave Middletown at 8.68 A. 61., and 8.45, . Leave Dover at 8 A. M., and 4.55 P. M. Leave Seaford at 0.25 A. M., and 2 P. M. TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE. . Leave Wilmington at 9.10 A. AL, 2P. DI., and 2.16 A, M. SUNDAYS only at 11 P. M. from Alladelphia So 1381. tmore, Do do 6,40 1 P. 51. from Baltimore to Phila . Proigws :ht Train Ala. aa follo, with Passenger Oar attached, will run Leave Philadelphia for' Pert7ville 'and intermedlite places at • P. M. Leave Wilmington for do do do 746 P. U. Leave Havre de Grace for Baltimore do .6 50 A. U. Leave Baltimore for Havre de Grace do 010 P. U Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia ' do 540 P. U. je9 B. At, FELTON, President. D. NORTH PENNSYL VANIA ELLTLIWAD. • ros BEITMLIELEId, ALLENTOWN. MAIIOH ONON/L, EASTON. DOYLESTOWN, /to. • , SUMMER ADA/a/GEMENT • TARES EFFEOT MONDAY, MAY 1785, 1858. For Bethlehem, Allentown, Mooch 'Mink, and Eas ton, kn., (Expreu,) in connection with L. Valley Rail road, from WILLOW Street at 0 A. 51, and 225 P. M. Passengers for button by 225 P. M. Train take Stage at Iron Hill Station. For Doylestown, i 66 commodation 4 ,) from Willow at., at 8.80 A, 51 and 5.30 P. II For Port Washington (AcooromOdatlon) from Second and Chatham Streets at T. 25 and 10. 28 A. M., and 410 . and 8.45 P. 51. TRAINS FOR PHILADRLPHLL Leave ,Betblehom (Rapress,) at 9 A. IL and, 2.20 P. Mo with paaseogere from Lehigh. Valley Nell-. read, and arrive at Willow Street at 1211. and 6.p . P.M Leave Dolestorm et 6 A.lll. and SIMI and ar rive at.WIITo 3treet at i 3.16 4. and 5 P.M- Leave - Pert Waeitlogton .at d' and A. AL,. mad. 2.46 and 680 P. M., and arrive at Second and Mathew Streets at 060 and 9.60 A. M., and 8.86 and P M ON NI:MOATS Leave Willow street for Doylestown at 8.80 A, M. 0.0 2 P. Id.' , Leave : Doylestown Philidelphlt 'at 8 A'. M. and 6.16 P M. , All Passenger Trains MOVING. NORMS and•BOUTIL will stop at Chatham Street aad comma with COI Pai. Gauger Railroad Yare to Bethlehem., .ss , fI 80 " Maid' Ohm* '2 50 " Doylestown eo nyl74r SLLII3 °LABE, Agent NEW YORE LINES.—TEE OAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD AND PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD 00:11PANIVIVLINE11. FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORE, AND WAY PLAID'S. Leave as fellows, via . Pain. At 6 A. M., via Camden and Amboy, Anommoas. • Nos 2 25 At 6 A. 64., via thouden t and Jersey Clty,•N. J. Ao commaration 2 26 At 8 A. M., via Camden and Jersey City, Morning • Mail • 8 oo At 114. M., by Steamboat Trenton, via Tang and Jersey City, Morning 800 At 2 P. M., via Oamderfand A.mlqy, 40. rogl A.. In ., 8 GO. At r ePit. l ll4Tatdeii Mtiligej . l34, Aliening • 8 0 At P. M., via Camden and Amboy, Aneromods• Con, let Olaas ' . .. 2 00 At 8 P.M., Via Oluxiden ...... go oims. 1 do 4t 4 1 4.) Tio Ogailin and Amboy, Anocanniods.. mon, lat Clue, 2 00 At A R. Id., via Camden and Ambrey, Apaunmoda... Roe, 2nd Olaaa 1 75 The 6 P. M. line nu daily, all others Sundays en espied At 113( P. M. from Ilenslngton Depot, Ti* Jersey 4rfOity, Mai, iaturdays excepted 5116 Express Lines stop at the principal station. • only. • For Belvidere, Beaton, Flemington ' eco., at 6 A. 111 and 4 P. M. from Walnut street whorf, For Water lap ;lvii Stroudsburg, Scranton, Wilkeabure, Montrose. Gres trot, &AL at 6 A. M., via Delaware, Lictallanna if astern Railroad. ' For Freehold, at 6 A. M. and 1 P. M. For Mount Holly a WAY t 5 A. Id_ _,. and 2N and 5 P. M. •• Llli r ill For Bristol, Trenton, 4e., at lig and 4 P. 11., For Num*, Maneocas, Beverly, Burlington, Borden.. topaz; rce 81‘:M. Steamboat Richard Stockton for Bordentown, and in termediate places, at gg P. M. - Steamboat Trenton for Temp, at 10 and 11X A. M. sad for Mullane]; mud Bristol st 4 P. M. . All Cues 6404411 g P. U , leave Walnut etreetwhatt trrldifty pounds a bawls. only allowed nob pas. stager. Penengers are prohibited from. taking any thing as bagage but their wearing apparel. All bag , gage aver ty poende to he paid for extra. 'The Own poly limi t, responsibility for baggage tome dollar per pound, and will not be liable for any =own be goad 5100, except by special contract. , WM. H. GATEMER, Ageat an 13y O. A. A. R. 00. 110111111LADELPHIA AND ELMIRA RAIL ROAD LIND.—CIUSOBBST ROUTE to Elmira' Wllkealitkrir, BoEalo , Memo, Bock Wand, Wawa Palle, brßwankie Burlington , - Montreal, Bt. Piggit Detroit, Di:Lanett; and At. Louie. Paaaenger trains will leave the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Depot, corner BROAD and YIN.II Streets, daily, (( Sundays excepted,) to DeDavi : 7.80 A. M. DAY 11XP41448, For BimLra, Niagara Pa Unitalo, Detroit, Ohleago, Milwaukee, Hoc} lataud;Galena, Bt. Paula, Burlington, mid Bt. LANs. 8.80 P. M. NIGHT EXPRESS, For Bimini, Niagara Pam, Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, alliwaukee,Book Island, Galena, St. raule, Burlington, and St. Louie, . . , , MII7 "r - Tickets good tilt used. The TAO A. M hroln oonneoto it flooding with the train VALI.= I for tiorri tAll g ohneg itnd all stations on the LEBANON .11i/M At Rupert, for Wilkesbarre, Pittston, Scranton, and all stations on the LACKAWANNA. AND BLOOMPBITite RAILROAD. - Baggage eheaked to Blzoira, Buffalo ' and ompg:talon Bridge. Wilkesbarrs 14 id> . Pittston 4 50 ' Scranton. 4.76' Wilkesbarre 4 60 Williamsport 5 90 , Elmira 700: Canandaigua 8 00 Geneva, via Gorham • 8 00' Reakeeter 8 50 Buffalo Nimes* Palls 8 00 10 00 Brie 10 50 Moreland, via N. Y. and Erie 18 00 ii vin Niagara Falls 18 00 Toledo, via New York and Erie " 16 26 Columbus 10 60 Cincinnati. New York and Erie, ' 19 00 " Niagara Palls 19 00 Indianapolis, via New York and Erie 21 00 Detroit, via Niagara Balls 16 00 Chi (ago, via Great Western Railway 22 00 Lake Shore Itaitrord 22 00 Rock Wand, via Niagara Palle, 27 00 ii Lela Bhore liallread '27 00 Burlington 28 00 , , lowa City 29 25 St. Lome, via Chicago 29 00 is Indhunspolls 29 00 Dunlleth 21 60 St. Pauly 56 10 Kr Tickets canoe procured at the Philadelphia and Elmira Railroad Line's Ticket Office, Northwest corner of SIXTH and OHNSTNIIT Streets, and at the Par meager Doak BROAD and 'FINE. THROUGHEXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN.. Leal es the Depot, Broad street, below Vine, daily, P.M.undays excepted,) for all points West and North, at 8 Freights must be delivered before 8 P.M. to imam their going the same day. Ur. Freights are forwarded with greater despatch and Lower Rates than by any line from this city to the West and Northwest. For further information apply to ALLEN & =GIL, Through Freight Depot. Brosd, below Vine, Or to CHAS. B. TAPPER, General Agent, N. W. cor, Sixth and Chestnut etc . Naiad*. G. A. HICOLLB, Gent. Sept. Phitada. and Reading Railroad, H. A. FONDA, Gent. Supt. Cletewiesa, W. & R. Railroad. . • J. A. REDFIELD, dela.ly Gerd. Sept. W 'seaport and Elsalre. Railroad. PHILADELPHIA AND READINGRAIL A. ROAD—FAST FRBIGRT LlNE.—Preight trains leave the Depot, BROAD Street, btlow VINE, daily, for Buffalo, Suepention Bridge, Canada, Detroiti Chicago, lifilwankie, Galena, Dubuque , St. Louis, and intense diate points. This is the shortest route to Canada and the Lake Ports, and goods will be forwarded with greater despatch to the above points than by any other route. TAMP/ OP PIKOZEI pin 100 Lip Vls Railroad Ist elan. 24 clam ad elem. 4th elm Suspension Bridge 90 70 00 40 Bulled° - ~90 - • 70 .. 00 - 40 ' Dunkirk , , . .. .• . 96- ' 76 6S 46 Detroit - $l, 20 •93 ~ - 78. . -62 Chicago /60 116 - 100 "80 Freight going through by rail 111 the way mast be marker( ,4 VIA BAIL.” No transhipment between Philadelphia and Elmira Mark geode she Philadelphia aoSI Reading Railroad and rood to the Depot, Broad etrerc, below Vine, daily, before b P. M. for further information fu regard to this route ' call at the through freight oboe of 011 Philadelphia, NlA gars, and Great Heaters' Line, N. W. corner SIXTH and OHYSTNIIT.. de30...7 PENNSYLVANIA RALLROAD,THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the At !antic Cities with Weston!, North•western, and South western States, by a continuous Railway - dined. Thi. Road also sonnets at Pittsburgh with daily line of steamers to all ports on the Western Rivera,and at Cleveland and Sandusky with Steamers to all orte oe the North -Weatern Lakes; making the moat D EXOT, CHEAPEST and RELIABLE ROUTE by which Freight can be forwarded to and from the GREAT WEST. RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTS BURGH. Prase Ch.a.es—Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Gaps, Books, Dry Goods, (In boxes bares and trunks), Drugs, (in boxer and bales) /leathers, Earl, 6 co 760. sr 1001 b OEOO= 01111B—Domeetie Bheetlng, @hiding and Ticking, (In os(ginal bales),Drugs (in maks), Hardware, Leather, Liquor, (in easks,) Paper, - Wool, and Sheep Pelts, Eastward, IUL/co 4100. per 100 lbs Titan OxiseL.Anwils, Hemp, Bacon and Pork. Salted, (loose or in sacks), Paiute, (dry and in oll,) Oils, (except lard and rosin) 600. so 1001 b Ponarn Oussa—Ooffee, Vela, Bacon, Beef, and Pork, (In casks or boxes, eaatward), Lard and Lard 011, Nails, Soda Ash, German Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, Steel , Mannfactnred bum, Rosin Oil, QUM/Mare, Sugar, (hhde., tibia., and boxes.) is., &a 400. per 100 lb PLoux-760. per bbl., until further notice. Gaans—aeo. per 100 lbs., until further notice. Corrou—S2 per bale, not exceeding 800 lbs, weight, until farther notice. In shipping Goods from any point Bast of Philadel. Via, be particular to MARS packAXES ViA ailrocul." All Goods consigned to the Agents of this Good, at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded 'afloat detention. Panionw Aoarre—Clarke A Co.,Ohleogo ; Picket & /c Co., Memphi., Tenn.; B.P. Bose & Co.. St. Louis, ?do. • P. G. O'Biley & Co., Evansville, /odious; Wm. Bighorn, Louisville, Kentucky.; It. C. K e i t t runi Ars Imo, Indians; H. W. Brown A Co., and Ather d Hibbard, Oineinnati; S. Pierce -& Co., - 'Zanesville, Ohio; Leech A Co., No. 64 Kilbystreet, Boston; Leeeb A No. 2 Astor /fOll7O, NewYerk,No. 1 William at. Nur Co. i or k; A. thaeede4 PhHadelphia ; Plograw lb g o ons, Baltimore; D. A ktewart, Pittaburgh. H. H. HOUSTON, General Frei ht Agent. LOMBABBT, deg. General Superintendent. Altoona. Pa. F iSa- 200 W P attle Coded'. 100 de. onca. 500 bble,, Weekend. do. White Ptah, for rile by V.OADLIIR & CO., al $, WM; larch Ratite/at( VW/IL ADE tIigILMANTOWN AND NORRISTOWN RAILROAD.—NOMEOLM ABBANOMMINT.—On and after MONDAY, Mey 20th, 1868, , • 70P. ONRSIANTOWN... : Lazio nimmtelpida at 6,g, T, e.tttinta:, lu, UM, .11" M.. 1, 2, 8;4, 6,8, 2,8, tr 10;and 111(.2..61. Leave Germantown at 6, 7, ' 2g 8,6. 9g " 10M; /1341 A- M. 1-10 mln.i 2; 8,6‘, 4M, 6M, 6g, 8, 9-40 min., and M: • , , The, tif cAtioat A. M. Train from tiarmantmen stop wily at Wayne sod 21661. Stxee,cBsetteee. " :ON BIINDAYN, • Lases Plated/114M at 9AI min.. A. It, 2, 636, and 8 P.M. • L9s.79llermsAtorna - 88 A. M., 1-10 414, aid? P.M. ' ,-.01122,TNUT KILL MALLBOAD: Leave PhDINISAIkia at ag, 8, 9.051a.in , 11X A. M., 2, 14;4, 8 8 10,2- M., . Leave Ohositot Mill a; 640 and 7.85, 9.10, sad 10.10 3 min. A. M - 12.50'3.10 .10 5.10 7.40, and 9.20 mio. ON WONDAYI3. Leave Philadelphia, 0.20 A. 231., 2, 6)4, and 8 P. M. Leave ChestnutMa at 8.10 ada A. N., 12.60 4.10 GAO P . . B. 00N8HOH00KINII9P voruus TOWN . Leave Philadelphia, at 6x, 9, 11,4,'M. 1.06 8.10 ada..43i 6(.11)( P.M., Leave Morristown at 6, T 9 7 A. 11 A. M., 1,44 LA 8) M. , Y - 7 ' -• ON SUNDAYS, - • Leave Philadelphia at 9 A. 11:, and i P. M. Leave Norrietovm at 7A: X' and 6 P. 751. • 10/1, MANAYIINK. Lear; Philadelphia at 64 4 Tx, 9,11 A. 31.1.06 2. 3 151nin.4.10 4 3ft‘ 6 )i).aill, 8, 71 J( P. P.M. ' Leave lianaytink et 6g, 7g, 11X A. M., 124. N, end 9 P: M. &M W aya same as VorriMotrii. TEA VALLEY 'RAILROAD ROlt DOWNING. TOWN. Leave Philadelphia at ex A.M. , end 8.10 win. P. M. LeITO Downingtown at 7df A. M , and I P.M. H. K. SMITH, General Superintendent. 1 • Depot, Ninth and Omen streets, Philadelphia, , .„ .1858 e 'o l L N Til,tat'AttolTDl 1 MS PROM PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH, : WHRELING'"I them bii Mdkr IS, STET/SRN ALE, ' 'OLEVIRLAND, ~CINCINNATI - CHICAGO. LaursviLtha t BURLINGTON, proxilvApoiag, ST. RAUL% 'Arid all intermediate points in OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, ERN - TUOHY, MIMI GAII,',WIRDONSIN,, MINNESOTA; MISSOURI, .R SAS AND, NEBILARICA - .. Pameagers, to paina,west of •Piatebrirsh„ Wheeling, ppweland Crag me,' hae Aoki, of - routed, alai aro *mated to mats i sehst*A heron applying for tit/s -r/TISK swtolll TRAINS 'LEATH .PHILAI/Elo MIA DAILY; '• gamin aloes conneetkom &t pittabuigh.to all points West. On - . ad after MONDATchlay .10th, 1858, Three through, and Two soerommodatioa tram, will I the depot, P. Z. armor; of ELEVENTH leave streets) as follows t . - • ' 'MAIMS 7011, rmismlai - Awn vltii WANT Liai-a. Mali train nal A: M. Piet line 1 00 noon. Express mati ..11.00 night. WAY TSAIMB LWAyft.- Erwisbn as- ), - commoda rg 8 tion 00R. M.- Leasater ,‘ 8,00 R. M. The train stops eta Weida sod Pittsburgh. The Ixpress mall runs daily, tie other trains Sunda y excepted. - - The ears leave the:Pannalvants Railroad Peasenget Station, southeast corner Of ELEVENTH sad MARKET streets, entrance on Eleventh etwat, where .through thikets to el : pinta Weat Ma be obtained • ' Bigigc* o inn be retelaed at the Depot at any time du ring - the tia_y: Nashua' for handling biggtge. _ Igor further ' information apply t the Depot of .he Yenualvanis Railroad information , southeast eorair of Eleventh end Market streets, between the hours of TA. H. arid /IP. M. ' , THOMAS MOORS, 21 7. - • agent Paan'altailsoad TPLuia ritO4_ Alp Tali , WEST Allitlnt. Mail train - at-11.00 night. Put hoe. 4.90 A. d. XxViims mail.: 1.19 110013. Y ?RAMO AP.lllvo. Isommodat 2; M. Lanciater s< .9 50 A. M. ittessitionis between 4119 e 411 tels anb ligitaiiaritcf. reLANCARD HO USE ,—BROADWAY A—. and TWELTTE Street, New - York, reopened, elegantly furnished with every modern improvement. The location u faahlonable end healthy. The rooms are large and set ventilated. - Meals served at all hone, and "ei"eil attention paid to the comfort of guests, Transleot board $2 per day. Per manent board at lower =tea.- - • • • .- The whole under the managementot 0 Z. lIIAOLEL LAN, (late of the, United States /total; Philadelphisj who respectfully aolicita pie,patropsge of. laid Melds and the traielling pgbi n. „ , joa(a-la JONES /LOUSE,- - ILARBISMIEG, Pi.; -" (Erected in ELEGANTLY YIIIIRISGED. MT.) NOW OPEN TO VISITORS: myn., WELLS 00YEBLY, Proprietor. WORRELL ROUES, -, r• N. W. ear. THIRD and HARMONY COURT: Tne underelgried takes pleasure In • informing his friends sad •bepubtio at large, that be basal:emit the above ESTABLISHMENT, and pledgee hlteself to merit the patronage of his patrons, ever. artte , e le of ones nor gosh T , haria g been without to to Prim -13 m OHARLM WORRELL, Pro prie tor. iny27 NICHOLLS HOUSE, 11 (ITIROPRAN PLAN ' ) OPEN. DAY AND NM RT. N 0.116 SOUTH 1113,111T11 11T., MOW . 011ZEITETIT, rEMLAMILPILIA. This HOUSE is for Permanent and Transient 'Lode lag. Every effort will be made 11 the Proprietor, S. NICHOLLS; to give satisfaction to his Patrons. This establiahment is situated in the heart of the city, centre of hrtainesa, and oonverdent to all places of arintscommt• • fihs blereantile and Travelling community will dad it a desirable plate for comfort, cleanliness, end econo my: Meals foralebed at all boars. Male Boom►, 60 cants per night. By the week 12.60 and upwards.. MREOR&NTS' HOTEL, - ROUTH 10131aLl FRB All - &sou 6f3.t.1.1T, _ iIELADELNIJA. IitoIUBBIN & 80,N8. Pica's! zwatt. Juno_: Zones EBS E S. CHIOKERIIsiG . having removed to their new ware - 00171e, 1307 CHESTNUT Street (near the United Stet re - ire prepared to offer to their friends And the 1 , :.L/it e,l extensive assortment of Grand, Parto,Gretel, Eqt.l-.1 and Upright PIANO-FORTES, n.nnufaet empre,el , for this city, "finished in various styles of Caden, and at prices which cannot fail to please. Pismo-Fortes nrmin to order, to suit toy style of furniture, not :11 hstr,- monis warranted to give entire satisfaction to the pur chaser: Grand and Square Pianos to rent, upon the most th. vorable terms. Messrs. O. & SONS have received Thirty-foe: MEDALS. The first Premiums over all competitors in the United States. All orders for TUNING and REPAIRING will La promptly attended to. jyT.6m DIANO FORTES. - IL Just received, an elegant stock of RAVIN, RA ON & 00., NIINNB & CLAIM, LIALLET; DAVIS & CO., and GALE Bc, 00.8 .PIANOB. idELOrigOtill best quality, at J. E. 4:10011:1'8, 8. E. corner SEVENTH and 011.128TN1Yr sta. Kumber. LUMBER 'YARD: HOUTZ o e„ (successors to Montgomery & Neall,) 8. W. corner of TWYLFTH and PRIM); Streets, Phila., Old lloyamensing District, are now receiving a large and well-seleoted assortment of all descriptlotui of LUM BER, such , as White Pine, Yellow Pine, Norway, Hemlock, Lath, pales,flokets, Fence Boarde, Flooring, Shelving, and every variety of well-seasoned Lumber. Mao, a large etoek of Bill Sing, of , erery . Vatiefur and demription, constantly On hand and sawed to order at the shortest notice. Our connection with Messrs. bithaffey, Flouts, & Co., and Ludy, Houtz; at Marietta, Pa., gives ne an. surpassed facilities, and enables no to supply orders for all descriptions of Lumber with promptness and despatch. PINS-CREEK LUMP ER, soft and mellow, suitable for PATTERN-MAILBRO, & conAantly on hood Prompt paying pnrchmieri are reamottully invited to examine oar etoek bolo going elsewhere. aplll-17 LLUSBER A,T WHOLESALE AND RE tail, at ktarietta, Lancaster county, Pa. HOUTZ, & Oo ; take thli method of Informing their cnstorpere and persons desirous of pnr cluing LUMBER, that they have now on hand a larr,e sad well-seasoned stock ofl alrdescrlptiolus of Lumber which they Are prepare to at satisfactory priteirj Their timber is all from their awn MILLS on PIN OREIIX. They's:. alsooonnected with Messrs DUPE?, HOUTZ, & 00., and ere prepared to furnish all kinds of Planed Boards, Bill Stun', Lath Pales, Pickets, 'and Building Timber for Bridges, &0., of all descriptions, on the shortest notice, They would also take great pleasure - Meshing the attention of Builders, and those in want of Lumber In the oi of Philadelphta, to the Lumber Yard of HOUTZ & flu ., earner of TWXLETII and PRIME Streets, with whom they are also ton netted. ap2l-tf lirtmorks. FIAE-WORKSI FIRE-WORKS 11 A full ugortment of FIRE-WORKS. AT REDUCED PRICES STEPHEN P. WHITMAN, 1210 MAIDIJIT STREST, BLINDS AND SHADES, OEUILP ROA OABH. 8.. J. WILLIAMS, No. 16 NORTH SIXTH STREET ' Is the most extensive Monateutarez o WINDOW BLINDS, And Dealer in WINDOW SHADES, Of eves? 114119ty. He has a fine stock to be 'told at Reduced Prices. BIIPP, and all other Colors of Linen Shades, Trim. 'stings, Nixtures, &s., &c. STORE MAWS Painted to order. REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO WS STUDY TO PLEASE. OILS, CANDLES, SOAP, STARCH, &c 2,200 gallons Minter operm Oil. 050 gallons No. 1 Wiet, Lord Oil. 8,000 gallons Bleaohed Wlater Whale OIL 8,000 galioni Light Rsekoi Whale 011 250 boles Chemical Olin b Soap. 200 do Olelue Soap. 400 do Brown Soso. 100 - do , New Bedte . rd Bp , an Valid I•nt • In More and for sale by R. W. POMEIIOI - 411.3,114, Late J. B A. A. N 0.14 South MLA VJA RI; Arnim. CHEAP SUMMER YU - EL.-GAS 60/i E, or excellent quality, Gsold at the PR PELLA GAS WORKS for th e reduced pry, nr .ne mnt i Nubs'. and may be obtained in Inrge o r .1.11 quan tity- by applying at the Gas Office, No. 20 51.11,11 SEVENTH Street. To - burcbasors by wholesale IO In sold st the Worst ; in Neat Wait, by lb. ton ; at a pnce aquireileat t. Anthracite at 0.50 per ton. (131 good,) J. C. CRESSON, Rngiueee. IGitindalpbla Gsa Woekn, Ans. SS. au27.t7 - - A LE.-25 Casks Mutes, Youngeeb, and Alleopp's Sparkling Ale in pinta, landing anti 11.: axle by wiLLlsm. 11. Y Nit Cosi, 3524 215 snot); FRONT Stv•ott, SALMON, SHAD, &0.-2 O tierces No. 1 Blkinloo bbls. do si 60 bbla. prime Sea Shad; 200. bbla. Scale-EA; 180 bbla White-flab, riaar in stare sa for sale by 4011 N KINNEDII 0c CO., by 8.4 - 11001 644 in tiprt4 v IVeet of Twelfth
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