The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, May 20, 1859, Image 3

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tWe'yearinf.igili end- bertrithan dA s thought ro..
Isom leiriabotie :Shirty-Ave .yeors old, -From a,
';-"the' Ability ~iicoonint - gtvms: or their , Ilietory :it, appears ;
;yi wireniesrlint in this' ally live years ago,
,eind
"•rriobirainiithireid; - wliiielle tullowed- farming and
et heit7y0007..i7100,404 . . 11{937 sane beak to - pew. , .
-2 .. Verk - , - ..where, sbay,hadlMot : been; long =returned;
wribatethrinan:wornaisAriunThliko,ld 'pantry sp.,
.•• pgege - igs,irholtSdrkeenAmirrled.Ao - Osstenberg in
: • Gargian,yowid - whew, het. had deserted, _The two
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talgwitlkiiiir Of 01 4 6 0 41 Member, oileir_iw: .
-her
,-pasints, ; . ; istihriv.ao - enraged him that fie
: 'threat:Oiled , to 'follow' , her -lutil Am shouid h l
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* " 11W:hi *l filaT r Por._ some:rime he hae had no
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,iellitetes direolioni'„thitt tionefif the Inmates
. ahotild. , terteitted: - ..te leers the, house until be
slioutkooma' to lionimermo: an iiivestigation, whiolv
' wild be rit'abont ,I.o'elook. —.- ~ - - - , -
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A Min , •Kill fag on hie' 'lretherle
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oiTaiitar 4tirnoon' of.laedt wear thebti n dy of
',• •, -, itt,:lionerelleheielt.' of was f ou nd Chdoh of that
A the
fteneieliniPr the ltiMi*alti ltd I , de fologring
1/4 ci -
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,iiii*Reattookrirdi - bad the ma
et , the late Abrahams
thlonok, thelatto=;bt the ;unfortunate ?loon
ialludetttei'ferlhe- passion' oksettling a (intuition
which hen , arisen among some or his
'at his de
frieedelli le"lhel0 of _that, •
• • in 'rt„hil;. w hat` _
g Sr
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atritn~ge. noiee ,' m a of stioriEg, Int, on
drawing near er ,> to jet e tlle . :lB; l l7tltsrkoll'in d
' . oweblootit the V4ii4llll Where to mb, an hie
• besa,=reol Ming' OM; lb tkeec literally iv.
- yerea sorlthetoth4gsre,`mienetnoiderable portion
of the brailkbespitteted the,Annnment.,-,
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:capped, °Wit 'thiphlrrehr 10IY biT.TIPS
' evidentl.,
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,e 1 frlitd'to:44-
• - eimpinoi litte;:mnierking thet he might nee smne-
Vitt' fli!.*; l4oll :fiirqv• : He alas
about it iiokii,44 tinier en interestin g
• ioth*Aora,,,nikdi!getlT,49
died at eleien o'clock
Econeout. e:B,-
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AuferittrUt T QV janniiTlON
tae the 2siu or April eguitauSt addrased a eli
mileidespitteirto-tkedifilealitliighigdc theAtie
teem Einvernment'at fotaikv - etbarte ' '
" frorrerimof,it 464 ititiolate, it Mgr/ has
Proved that** isil 04141 M 4tinifil her attack
7414 14 - 11rtthileiriSkir,lit'vivi#vik M Ault
.` hope. oahe=ti:ll:4 l p 4 34: t ' ? 4 4 ;Ti l aTrinra i r,
GovermirhatiuM4almeed tite;rintlomet feelieK of
theleattim3ll,ol the game of ,40 00i n s te,
Italy,,wers long aisidnotuly eitltbrated, and,
n 8 soon'sts theg Igen to, spring up. Piedmont
6tkivilelr, - ctbo4haiplon of all the Italian
l ter lladi l snba
n"l.l lttaltestatrreVinee etate;
peace andaweepimityofor Whenever the Italian
raonareStitnye displayed eleinency and • Atoll a
ro i r0rar rk44 4 44 , 1 1 60:171 3 :, th rg irt s :Pr ' Arh ef lr i
Nmparor arahllinsprittwari"imfraiy, the public
papers- to pihnittliaJo speak in favor of zee
elide; a 410eilite Majesty placed hie brother,
the AgiblitftirtWitalifils*Citillitt; at the bead
of the adidihtration of the tomhardo , Venettert
kinga*"ll SigiT42olll at Tarin systematically
rillarnPrimmtfil *MI act performed and every
benevolentmeairiiiitiikidi by that ; and generous
prises
" Austriais a conservativ e pew, and
,;,andmoralit • y hietorleal Ott are sacred in her
eyes, The pOsteisions of Ala:atria in , Italy ire
r ut * * r i iirr, 4l ,l -6 • 411 7 lumen which gave
• anon Mile ota 4-tituribir sr wetter many cen
twigs a` , aet of theGOMEL enitifre,"*Ad Venice Was,
given -•htbaria' - ' - inetesd - of net: Belgian pro •
Three*• - Sardinia Mils _twills* the rout cause of
the 4illinOtitent °gibe inhabitahtt of lictshardy and
Innimr4orho dominion of -Austria on the Po and
drlatib. The right of Anotria to tombdiedy' and
Tome irrefragableq "Ind 'it will be defended
Spinet *Very attaak‘"
“peanoig-whiehlatig stared with Sardinia the
moral rOionsibilitjrfor the aid *talent
Itafyi- now 00)4 supports the ,revolutioniry
mopernept wllich,hp begun. 17he second Preach
empire levilvoirtharealite its long-cherished ideas, '
for the throned Power in Petis has informal the
astonished_ world' that "'political': wisdom will
replace trier which jt have so long i fornAd
tgaditiont or theurrtP374apoulo;O:slitgabeePrkwietemie
titted,',o4 B p, rope is riot . Armrest of the honor
*went' illajlltaggiti which is about to , begin,"
' *
We
the case 'spoiled In ; the New
York Bolting Foal fie yesterday. The decision
of the jabla• ii an important ono, and Must seri- I
ously affect the operation of benevolent mescal-
tic* asimilikeis the guardianship of young child
>;x,
),--
eeznbiit last, John Latin, being then on his
death-bed,'ineetted instruarent surrendering
liis tlfd Attired to tiro-care-of the Blnnki7n
Ifill tz dtP 4" e l 3t, "4 e lie°4l aiid'Rome for,
Draueler'
Mistier. Vtir the ile=of PAM, the I grandfre •
-
titer . ef,thi Children' ThOwno Kearney, claimed
Seely custody, and o btained Trom the Surrogate
appotatmentt the getardtanship The three
tore, horeever, mimed to surrender the children,
" end Kearney sued out writ of habeas corpus for
thole termite, eTtedlve Morris, in the;close of his
*pinto*,::"l have no •hesitation in saying
that the Infanta ire illegally restrained from their
liberty, and *list be discharged 'had ethey
are s o young fa to bi„erholiir incapable of choosing
for thcatindvat, they can only be discharged from
the tothrelps itopmed upon them.by dee.
fernitinte by giving theM In charge of, their, legally
eves s c at s. " 'KelirAanfil each 1*
.weretton in
WI mirk?' `-Tte' Children( whopresent in
Were then traireferted 10 their grandfather,
olsoitz
;Way 'aid-TrOfiisor' Wilson left New ,
liana; Os 84 last; in a billoorif dositi too low;
- the itholtor cahAht it tgoojao *ay. bad: to. fa , '
'alif to dtaiezia of
4arigatio,:;- . ,11•11107.,-iihikaltayapatai,,hiian Way,
vr.o ‘ .,, got - 4 ( i n *
foot 4MlOastaiy:fliftbio
Atte:-'llbiloi:laailligit'ilty by
- ':-C'aiimiat the.teeoz ptaop lisnoamter atter lt. •
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i f All -
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the i;# 1 Y 1 . 2 0.1kg 4 0P 4 , 1 r 6 r 4 7'n
I=KERIM3
fete;
elnOliiii44,fwkini!..thii: sexton of one of our up-tows
'hanaroheiii thWirOnsit, for Morning woroblpc
.lieloWar*(4.koppar-window for the lemma oPeeetlia,),.
'tinn;,-.4,firtngtinailleftiMitird a pair of 'dotes entered t t
the, the olthich, brit which-, With col 3,
lideieb,,lftito;:WerCejeltedhy the six:od, who wis ely[
issaUf *an ru6litatted MOO
'of lute darter:tit. +Menai* might prove to bee settro4
,iidliitHiminient'aimug, OW juvenile pOrtion'et the el
litigates; lAA 13andiP=61Wing;* few mlnittie bekr
`Minimerming the• sarvionarthe, attention or the unto' )
woe again arrested , hi* imolai job* proceeding front
Aki„ruir oftliarlargiVorgiii-in•the eatery, and etion'exeri
'A* feetberj - einroki
goers petioArere donlotlassaittraeted to that Tonality, tot
roman, Or love,* wprnper apPrectiatiOn of the
rsligicutthundattoMilved from.that instrument by the ,
nniglit:lolllldfif ,namobodg:eneT Pabbittr) htd'eefte ,
work "Wariiion,to to' the "quarters they *ma
et:4,6oMd their permanenbabati. But, OW I .theie on.'
sotkiatiaatad,lianithisii'Oabs, haw, not the sad.omen• or
jin 'ea being found in iationple! nelther 41d they, mu
punt that` the seiton 'who plied the ropst, in,
kta offLaintunpanitihadorron 148 Mercy for doyen' , than
the Master had• for Ocala who bold them ; otherwlee
they innald "r4oti , leave irentered into the mid - eery
ltimitheinidie4hie protetive thought 'of retail:deg foto
the ark 'thi"tratkirutif the flood had disappeared
'fr4m the iariti ;- for to l-tlielr.oul was destruction, and
It shot,toith,pdastl• hither epitaph, for which oar sex.;
ton br - veiponaible.' ' • -
On Monday Morning of the present weak the sultan—
;
good, Obviation- man.: MI he, It—entered the eforeeetd
Miura' with a loaded gnu, In which dried pesa wore sub.
itituted 'for shot,regardims of ,the elite 'precept
in t1ib:44144e,' in this *mummy way treated hie
iieltme to probably their- drat mess'of peal of
the saaku. raderitanetbot sexton is of the
opinion litintiont deem! Witt glee him no further ttou
iite,,..lte, hie - deli. then, employed the same effective
means Iq dospatablinr e6yeral °their( from the massive
espltsiatitothdorn the, tolumnif In front of that edifice,
birdninrein to have a epeelet affinity. ,
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thonglevery" different la Hi details, ban also reached tut
ail having recently occurred at anotherteem ohnrchi
io eioseprotiiitilfylo the 000 ilreity referred to. The
incident It ice, tar ressoni which we need
noteiets, expeoledliseeveral members of the oongre
action that the canal ieturday evening rehearsal would
bt omltt g d by I.4ti , pia, be order allow; the latter to
partioliate in -a performance, elsewhere on the same
weaning. Tle,elvoir, sullaegninatly decided to hold its
weekly - rehearsal on Priday, ironing instead, - whioh
it; did; lint; to their- great disappointment and Emilia•
eatian, on lonedirg the organ the instrument was Cooed'
to here bsenrocuipletely deranged in, all its Mops, .By
thhi however , adeo . per mortification to
the ,
„t0:41 2 44t0n, on Sunday morning, was ereited, as
thebtalder of tie organ lost no time in making the no
ciieesyy repairs, The hiference that the intruder in
this - arse wax edOveisitliont wings In all probablitty
tot of some one who watched Ids
opportunity; andln, ,
the absence of the segton gained
admicelon for that object: In our opinion if the 'scamp
ia 'apprehended he would be a better subject for the
target Pre - Mite of treuton No.l thin the poor pigeons,
"To PitAISR, that's due, does give no more
To worththen what ft had before."
We can add little to real merit by yratelog it; and
Yet it le ?namely to, raise them that are meritorious.
Hones, re - aye not untregneetly, called upon to nay
Tord_bniaver Of, *stela jperenion, MilOgatbatinninees
peeallar,exeelbenete*:, fOr !example, the elegant
clothing fold at 11 . ; H.Eldridge's:. Old Franklin Mall
O,Cothlmil '1406%110 Mt illieitrnitntreet, and the
earteowi sni war* atinchey of tlie
and eekteially our pannier *lend, Mr. M. T. Willie
whit, rewind', ne to extend a general invitation loble
;teds to ealYand see h;nl se above._
Wso.WAl Snow At ?..- - 43Inde the ocourrenae of
the mysterlotutiffalr at Walnut and Juniper streets; on
Tuesday nlght,,the ireat,quistlon has bean 1! Who was
shot it The person who rieeived the shot is said to
'lave berm 'a very tine looking matt, and by therespeota-
Itility or Jilt appearance, it is inferred that, he mis
Oared. in giriaante 'procured at the ItioWn Stone ()lath
ing , Hall of Rockhlll & Wilson Nos. 608 arid 506
Chestnut street, above BLitt. The mystery still re-
Matsui rinsolved. •
• Onnenoon Anvida.—
• Get,pinoe sod Wealth, if possible, with green,
it 'not, got wealth and plaea.fl
ig4.l,tor ' s moral esitay,'! and remind', tut of
of the (insierAable eon: .'Get *dies honestly,
this ern-but by all minus gehriehes." Onr advt. to
l'oll±lo94.r,4?ttly the beautiful clothes gotten up at the
, pslattal_ Uteri fir Grim:wine Stokes, No. 607 Chestnut
•
';:.-„lt<4 l Offset - hitortment of finurioad Parsiots of
isnaisitsfisSigh ind apish, as well ite the latest :level
•thistiraSitoed. this sewpwain Tasman Umbrellu, you
Will hive to go to Ifs. IlloharlsOu'e,,4iBMarkat stoat.
The Ottioago..Dmneerat gives the following ex
planation of the origin of the recent Ana at Osh
koihiNfeeonein i , -
:' , ,Last. two houses of prostitution ware
%burned In Qatkosh; by the citizens, and the In-
Mates, twelve girls and man,' token to .1 ail.
'After the liberation of the2giria, a convention' or
this; oless - l - of - woe held, at which ,a
aolemn:fiztlaWes Mad e to titirn,oe. city from end
'to endilieforethe itiuniterf,wae over, in revenge
Tor hurnioethi twgi!-Ainisea -aforementioned, and
.the dud .was eonzuntniateddast week, whenever'''.
etorketid officio in the:place was -limped. -
o. 3 4tht: ,41 I',TAB-MuNcp"AL 1 ',TAB - MuNcp"AL HOTELS.
ire vr ifint o'noot itilta '
~, c frisesp.toirot—osestnat street, below Ninth.
;BB Neill, Pt Paul— , Thos .7 Garrett, Paris, icy
DlETirrap,N, ".7 Diggs, Portsmotith, 0
JH,HamWNon, 11 - Dsvideon & 8 olf, Ind
Bhairaidis, Havre li A lloott, Miasma
JON It Smltlt; Dayton, 0, Mleh & wf, Mlddletin
N James Dennis &Stan Holmes. IL-ston
Thoe,Bblebs, Duffel°,
It E - HOovil'& l4 ;Baltlmore - I w'Tuttle, Rocketray,N J
Z BIM% Ban Prenelseo H Mniray,:eroayOlty,
MOW & bro,Ja* City Ployd N
E Benroart; kilsonn A Marshall It la, N y
How*. Boowne " Swifter, Boaten
li
W Pierce: Boston D g Plume, Newark, N
J G Walker, 1:1 N ft'H.D Maxwell. "Baotou -
,I,`M Perkin & wf, 'N
JR Ludlow. N
& isf,"Bilthnore A iln‘der, Baltimore
W.J"Morsobilllamfttrd,Ot '3' P Wed Mass
MON dB Ray, Boston
BridrorilliimleyOleston• 'A H 011ehio. Berton •
Noberte & is, - Miss Adams, Wia'
I • SterMs:Bitiltf& Is, Wl* • - Mr (loniooly. Oalmitta
4 , 4:itaylier; Blehmond M Bl'Woodruff; N J
-0 8 maw ; Beaton Mrs M O Maker & en, N
';Thos R Ti7lai. Xy ' 'Luther Rlll, Boston ,
Mrs Boy lan, Ojnoionall, 0 Jlt Walcott, Mara
WI Bendarson, Oarllsle - , 'Dr If geholey. Md
,W A Wheeler: N Y -•-• Mr Preston & la. Eln, 0
'Clue N - M H Itelerer. Va -
Bleak, Boston I It Langley, Boston
,Ei W-Pretsfelder: N sr_ John MoOloisney, N Y
JO Wilson, Bolt' N beliile, N
11.nlight, Nlf • I B Vernon,, Va
,John Bowen, N Y H L Harrington, Bolt
OH Davis, Jr; do la, NT Miußßßammis, Lt
=John D Martha, Le a. 0 _ A Anderson. Lana, 0
Dim P Downs It Is. Mo Rev W A Mitchell. Md
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'lt A - Thomas; N Y M M flmabling, N Y
B Inure, N n
L A Ohe, Hoston
"Wm Very, Hartford - John Kerr & wf, Troy
RABORANTIP, ZOTRU4ourth Meet, below Arab
Martbillayf - Pa- yr, Pa ' M Pratt, j,,earlatown
"A 0 Gowan, Nitta, _ Leman, Lancaster
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Thee P Drools, N Y. P WilName, Elmithport
75 Blitz, Columbia W B Aber, Pittsburg
,11 Lord, Balton, N Y It 0 Nam, Marietta, 0
HOTEL—Obestout at., above Inftb
-.War Atterbury, Indiana 7 Eitsokoole, Troy, Id Id
TE - edit r, N W N White ar. le, Baltimore
111 Quinton, Bettimitre 'Janes Heading, RI
RL diardlogilt I - U P Codume. Men
Jideldaim a O P Hepburn Jr la, Del co
1 Perteraort Haven ' Mite A OrowallJersey City
bolo Harrison; Pa —Wm Harrieon • Pa ,
Mr. Barber, Baltimore' - Idles MITIO Baltimore
,It'llrentrenCaprionee,H Y A Pitcairn. Pittsburg
-W A rave. Jr, M Cansfir Mrs Prestoi, West Cheater
lt,Cti Lathan. That" _ Geo IrAlldt/SWO, Pa .
'A Woodworth, Bosun A & °reword, new Beetle
A lea - Garrett, Cleveland, 0 Thom Barrie; Pe
611D1130 , 31/ Pi Mrs Warner, Philo
W R'Washburn N Y L Bradford, Beaton
'artial Currey:Balaware H B Viddemen, Delaware
Aso Wriglt, Mittman D E Montgomery, DB N
;•r - B - ItION'BOTIL—Arnh. street. above Third.
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tkritiguittb Notrark, NJ - L Cabe, Pottsville
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Al G Molleli,ll W lloblason, attlebere
S - Vebitaey. Mme Z J Parries, Mue
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D tharpleaa, Cheater no rkypee, Wilmnon, Del
41 Dnßote, Newburg, N Y John Larkin, Del co
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Mdi Porter, Neekaater,, N Y Wm A Haddock, Pa
:laud Thomas. Pa „ - John Garrott, Del eo '
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'David bilehler, Ps - Mre bllabler, Pa •
Danboro • ' PHe.d. Pertiomen, Pa
CV Shubert, Lim' Swamp Murphy, Eliding
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d r oboarkiPti -- J Obeaffei,Tianamiter, Pa
W Powell,Tmocaster; pa Al It Blau". °plumb!"
Hall, Brookville,
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II Janes, WeodatoWA - 2. W A Park, Bradford oo
D Park, N,'Y . IL eepuore, N
B Verrat,N Y,. - • D Hordes*, N Y
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Jabal, Riedel fela, rt . J ,: T T eohm4yrr. Allentown
Keit% Bendy, Union oo loins Weasel, Westville
It_ AL4I - .l3aLtdOr Stronb , Bath
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' J Letreartnit, Pa '
Streatiabtses Arai.
lifoinharoptowsto g P Large, Lehigh co ' --
~Pt Worritiperkst $'A lark, NY
lAY . I I IOImA 1,4•01 - 0 FL Oliver, Aliso
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ariam! Johnston, Bay ' N W @await, Dal
W A Banaroft .7 8 Boas,l6lD, Pa
' Chas NooilokiNass Jan Burlington, N
-.V Howe; Nags " ' P DirteS, N York'
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D Phillips Belt . Joehus Dryden, Bait
John Nowell,•Lowell, kIIVO .7 A Rlobardwora. Salt
Jae C Smith, Dalt I P Oonnolly;Dalt
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W W Savage, N Y T Buffington N
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NATIONAL ROPEL—ltawi at.. above Third.
L W Leeliet Ohio P Mercy dr is, Yu
G Stanley, Bat Jae W Ribende, Allentown
D Raney, Pittsburg - Jae G Kessler. Baton
Dent Limns, Wilkeebarre Wm S Wells, Wilkesbarre
Joho Morgan, Pa y la Horkeslager. Phila
Ohas P Gross, brew Berlin 0 M Roeder, Allentown
In Benninger, New Berlin 8 J Johnston, Etagerstown
Col H 0 Myers, Bradford N Start, White Haven
W P Brownell, Boston P Olephant, Boyertown
0 G Warniek, New Brighton DO A Walker, N Brighton
Timm Blehesde, Reading Thee Tooter, Lebanon
BALD NAGLBUOTHD--Third aE., isbove Dellowhtf
8 Drilller, Lektgb co .841 la Eon., Lebigh co
H Kemmerer, Lehigh oo Beml %bent, Pa
Lewis Yoder; Ohio " Mrs Yoder, Otuo -
Peer K Yoder. Ohio Mrs Yoder. Ohio
Peter Bell, Quakertown Mis Bell, Quakertown
DARWIN', WRAP lIVPDI.—SePend it. below Vine
r'e►ao H Blaun.'Horebsta HSt John, N
Gen John Davie, Demist/Ile &rah Harper, Pa
060 W McCoy. Pblls , John J Johnston, N J
'0 It, Sarallolt, Bark. no
Opecial. Notues.
' Spring Clothing at White Math—The great
ONE P.RICIR OLOTHINH WAREHOUSE. The lowest
possible price marked In plain Awes on each garment,
and no deviation. The only true and honest plan of
anducting bitainera. Oar Mock of Spring Goode Is now
Rill, heavy, and complete in every variety, clam, and
glade of Spring Clothing, and menufeetured of the beet
materials, In a superior manner, for retail gales. Call
and examine, end compare prices with other houses, who
ask, at the cutest, a high price, expecting to bo beaten
or jawed down, and who (If you are a landed men, and
will not jabber'about prices) will manse you to pay cm-
Adorably more than the value of the garment. nig
tact, and for the mean that we min ealltwo customers,
instead of weeding time about price on one, caued tie
ytlarer ago to adopt the ONE PRIOR system ; and after
years of use, we are fattened it is the only lair and
honest mode of conducting busineee.
WHITE HALL,
B. W. corner Fourth and Market ate.
'BOYS' CLOTIIING-1103si Clothing —A `fall and
complete line of Buys) and Youths , Clothing, manntee-,
tared by experienced Boys , Tailors.
WHITE HALL,
my2o 7 2t O. W. corner .Fourth and Market sta. •
Piles I Files Piles I I I
WHAT IS IT? HOW OtlitED?
Phonated* of Persona hive Piles—qmffer for years
with the disease—yet few know whet it is, or how it 10
cured, Every ewe of Pilau, whethir mteifested in the
.form of external tumors, frequent bleedings, or in vio
lent itching and irritation, depends essentially upon
congestion of the abdominal venous cironlation., This
produces the engorgement, dilation of the veleta, forma
tion of tumors, hemorrhages, pain, and suffering; and
the diem(' oan only be fundamentally cured by medi
cines Which, taken internally, relieve this abdominal
venoms congestion, Hence ointments, nestles, and even
114*ot:tons, are a-. ineffeetnal.
EUMPIIREYIP HOMEOPATHIC PILE SPEOIPIO,
es steeple nor , pill, taken two or three times per day,
cores the &seams by curler the condition upon which
the Claims depends. Hundreds have been oared by it,
even of the most obstinate wee All will be promptly
benefited by it Price,
FIFTY CENTS A BOX
N B.—A. full set of Humphrey's Homeopathic Speci
fies, with book of Directions, and twenty Remedies, la
large three drachm vials, and mercer° case, $5; do. in
plain case, $4. ?family case of fifteen boxes and book,
$2
Thee. Remedies, by the single box or 'full case, cent
to any address by mall or express, free of charge, on
receipt of the price. Address
PE. V. AIIINPUREYB Jt 00 ,
No. 682 Broadway', New York
Sold by T. B. PETERSON
,dcBROS.,I4O. 806 CHEST
NUT Street, Philadelphia. ray2o4 m&w 2w
P •ti thnm e n• Honors.—Whose memory so
honored as that of the celebrated Pnesslan physician
and philosopher,'Chrletoph Wilhelm Welland? Through
out the whole extent of Europa, especially Germany,
hie name has for years been a familiar household word,
atii'ttieze are but few In our own continent who have
not experienced the benefits of hie great medical and
'dentine attainments, tits celebrated discovery for the
utre of Live; ,Complaint, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility,
do,','ho .preintratlrdi of the' greatest — merit, and gives
the utmost satisfaction, in ail cues. it Is prepared, in
title country, by Dr. 0, M. JAOSEON & GO.,
under the name' of HOOFLANDI GISRIIAN
BIT MUM, and can be had of any Unseat or dealer In
Medicines, and at the prineipal 418 ARM
Street: • •cVYA.dkW if
Atirillade to Hear.”—instraalonts to as.
alst the hearing, in ever] variety and
,Of the - most ap
proved ecedstraotion, at
myl9.Bt No. 118 South Tenth at., below Crlastnnt,
The Eau Matrale Heir. R ..... alive of /ales
HAMEL is a ebermiog article fora lady's toilet; It
cleans and render* the heir bright indglosey. imparting
to it the balmy fragrance of flowers It exercises a vivi
fying idiom:won the mote, preventlog it from felling
off, and causes It to ourl in rich; luetrons ringlets. •Ho
lady should be aitbont it Boldly Dtuggisie,.ind by
JULER HADEL & 00., No. 704 01metnut street; pbila•
delphis. mylo•dt '
Pine Spring Clothing.
At BOBBRT H. ADA3I6 I , 'southeast owner of Seventh
end Market streets, embracing every variety of Ger
mania adapted to the WAWA ; ent in all the latest etyler,
made equal to onstomer Work, and at the Meat reasons.
tole pries'. - . . . _ aplb•Bm
Seamen's Saving Fund—Northwest Cantor
Of tutooau and WALNUT Streets; Depositareoeired
in small and large amounts, from all classes of the
olonalunlty, and snout intermit at the rate of fire
per, Dent . per'anerim.
Noisy_ may be dream by dee* trithcmt law of late•
Not.
CIMoo open dilly, from 9 until 6 o'oloek, and on Mon
day and Paturdev until 9 in the evening. President,
Franklin 1.11; Treasurer and Bearstary, Oharlea M.
Morris.
Saving Fund—Walhalla Safety Trust Corn.
PANY.—Ohertered by the State of Poway'maim
1. Money le reeelved every day, and is any amount,
large or small.
• 2. BIDE RHR CENT. interest is paid for money
from the dsy It le put In.
8. The money is always paid back in GOLD whenever
I LS called for, cod without notice,
4. Haney tit received from Executors, ddministra•
fors, Guardians, and other Trustee!, in large or small
same, to remain a long or abort period.
6 The money received from Depositors is invested In
Beal Estate, Mortgagee, Ground Banta, and other &st
oles+, securities.
0. cirke open every day—W&LICIN Street, south
we corner Third street, Philsdelplelo. spls
' 'ginger% Sewing Machlae.—The great poen•
larity of them machines may rea4lly be understood,
when the fart le known, that any goad female operator
can earn, with one of them,
ONE THOMAND DOLLARS A YEAR
'To every Tailor, Seametrees, Drewenaker, and each
large family In the country, one of theme machines would
be InTelusble.
-I. 3d. SING Er. 00., 002 011ISSTNUT Street.
ap3o.Bm O. F. DAVIS, Agent.
Grover Es Baker's OeWinded
NOIONLEBeI HAMMY MACHIN/18.
Pew STYLUS AT ARDOIND PllOlO.
700 ORIRNOT MIST, PHILADELPIIIC
• 1 t Of the three - prominent Machines now before the
paella, we have 'used - two, and carefully - watched the
working of the third, and honestly believe DROVER &
EARER , EIt6 be the very beet we hem reen."—[Dela
ware State Reporter. - ep29 ly
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.one.Erice,Cletbing arrthe Latest Styles, and
Made in the beat manner, expressly for WATAIL BUMS.
We mark oar lowest selling prince IS nabs FlGllnlin on
each article. All goads mice to order are warranted
eatisisatory;'and our 010.1.81011 ataxia in strictly ad•
tend to. We believe tale to be the only fair way of
dealing, as thereby all are treated alike
.70N - EBl do CO.,
804 MARK= Street
ap2&tan27
Premature Loss of the Bair, which 15 50
common now s•daya, may be entirely prevented by the
use of BURNETT'S 0000LINS.• It hos been nerd
in tit - inland* of eases where the hair was coming out
in handfuls, and has never fatted to arrest its deny,
and to promote a healthy and vigorous growth. It le,
at the came time, unrivalled se a droning for the halm
A single application will render it soft and glossy for
several days. " • •
• . . . .
Prepesed by .703EPH BURNETT & 00., Boston,
and for sale by dealers generally. ap2sormi& flm
ftlatTia4se.
On the Bth indent. by Bey. John G. Wilton. Mr.
SAMITiIL CHESTNUT to Mee MATILDA. TROTTED
both, of tbhi city *
On thel4tb Instant. by Lewis Reed, Mayor of Atlantic
City. Mr EZRA_ CHAMPION to Mies REBECCA
CONOVER ) both of tble city: "
ieStathe
On the 18th Instant, TOMAS AITEMOS, Sr., In
the 80th year of hie age.
The teletivee end Mende of the family are re
spectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from hie late
residence, No 6 Allen street, on Saturday afternoon, at
2 o'clock, without further notice. To proceed to the
Second Baptist Church.
' On the lath toe ant; JOHN McKENNA, in the 40th
year of bla age.
The relative,' and Mende of the family ere reeneet
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from hie late resi
dence, No. 822 Nor h Seventeenth street, this (Pridsy)
afternoon. at 4 o'clock, without thrther notice. *
On the 17th instant. Mr. FRISDERIOK MITE, in
`the 62 , 1 year of hie ego.— • • -
The relatives and friends of ttie family, elan the
members of Second Jefferson Deneaciel Society, are re.
apeetf ally Invited to attend the funeral. from his late
residence. No 106 Gebherd etreet,tble (Teder) after
noon, at 8 o'clock. tt
On the Isth indent, OiIIItaTIANNA., widow of the
Isto James Lafferty, in the 70th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect.
~ f ully invited to attend the funeral from her late reel.
deuce Priestnok reed, near the bathe of Schnylkill, on
Patneday afternoon, at 8 elclook.without farther notice,
'To pranced to the Lutheran Church. * .
' On the -18th !Want, ADALINE, daughter of David
and Adeline bleKinley, aged 2 years, and 4 menthe.
The relatives and Mende of the family are respect.
;fully invited to attend the funeral, from the reeldeoce of
her me , enti,4l4 North Twenty. second street, this (Fri
dity) afternoon, It 2 o'clock, wittont further notice
So proceed to Anted= lifeohett i ca , Oemetcyy.
On the Mb. Instant, loaN CLANCY, In the 17th
year of his etre • , - - •
The friends and relatives( of the family are respect
-fully invited to attend the thrieral, from the residence
of his mother, Mrs. Ann °tem, 616 Hurst tatreet, he
low, Lombard, above fflfth this (Friday) afternoon, at 3
o'clock. , Interment at Oathedi al Cemetery. ,
On 'the 'nth instant, Mrs. MARGARET GILDER,
Widow of-the late Reuben Gilder, in the 78d year of her
The relatives and Mende of the family are reaped.-
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her inn4n4air, Mr. Wm. Alford, ma Ohrtetten street,
below Third, thin (Miley) afternteNi, 4 oloto4, with.
out father 0
THE PRESF..=-PHILAPEM - 1 1 4,4; , 'FRIDAY.' -MAY- 20; 1859.
rfrs Poet Philadelphia; May 10,
1869 —The new time tablea on the Lehigh Valley
end ?feral Pennsylvania Railroads hare tamed the fol-
lowing atisogen in the, hours for clash* 1 110 .1 01 0 f 0
offices to the Lehigh Valley and Doyleatown. ' . -
The morning master Allentown, Bethleheni,Bfauell
Chant, Cateasnone, and the Lehigh Valley generally,
will close at 8 PO A- 91., instead of 7.80 A. Itt '
The ASTERS OON malls for the same places (Slier&
Bethlehem) have been. DISCONTINUED The after
noon mails for Bothlobes, and Doylestown will close at,
3 BO indeed oft 30 '
Persons haring aoplea of the mall table leanedfrom
thla aloe may note the abort) changes in the Men's.
column loft for that porpoise,
myro.Bt GIDEON Q. WEBTCOTT, P. IL
The Young Men's Christian Association
OF FOIL aIIELPHIK.—The regular Monthly
Meeting of this A esmitation will be held on neat 1 ,10110
DAY EVENING-, May 28d, at 8 o'clock in the nom
, BAPTIdT CHURCH, Saloom street, below Ninth. An
essay will be read by Mr. JabiEB GRAHAM. Subject—
', Truth e, The NOB° Are respectfully invited to st
tend. Galleries reserved for Ladles-
- JOGN WANAMAEIII,.
, • Oor. !Secretary.
117" Special Notice to Members.—As some of the
most important measures in -which the Association is
concerned will come before this meeting for action, it
is partfoularly requested that evert member will make
a special (ffart to be present
mr2o.Bt • • GPO. K. STUART, President.
cfre At the r , quest of wittily of int citizens
another exhilMion of some of the Footle of the
PENNBYLVANIA TRAINING SCHOOL FOR FEEBLE!
MINDED CHILDREN will be given st CONCERT
HALL,on ERID CY EVENING, Hay 20. The exeroleee
will commence at 8 o'cl ok. Adminion'free. No poet,
Penement on account of the weather. The public ere
Invited to !Mend lt*
KrUniversity a' Pannsylvanla—Drpart.
KENT (1W ARTS. "
The Exemination of the Senior Olase for Degrees will
be held on etx days. of the present and the ensuing
week, beginning on eaoh day at 4 o'clock, P. 31.
FRIDAY. 20th by the Provost, "t American Conti•
tutione 2, written.
MONDAY. 231, by Prot. FP.AZEIt. cr Physics'( Goo !
MOT." written.
TUESDAY, 24101, ,by Prof. OOPPEE, Bhaw , n Eng
lish Literature," written.
WEDNESDAY, 25th, by Prof JACKSON, (f Horne
and /wrens'," written
IHURBDAY, 26th, by Prof. KENDALL, ttMathe.
written, .
FRIDAY, 27th, by Prof. AMEN, PhatarolPa Tultia3
Cmear GEORGE ALLEN, •
my2o.6t Eeoretary.
TrJ. V. olnnef leld. of •Beaton; a 'writing
test roedlem, through whom Spirits have, to
many instances, given tinware to lettere ,and floettlve
testa of identity, is at the UNIOt4 HOTEL; Arch. above
Third street, where he will receive vlelters daily from
9to 4 o , clook. Terme, $t 00. royl9 Bt*
'Notice —Green Hill Market Company/
113 EINVENTERNTH and POPLAR Stree'e.—The
Hooke for the flubnorlption of the Capital Stock of this
Company will be opened at the Hones of .JOHN L.
SCHAFPER. Badge avenue. !below Girard avenue, on
the 24th, 25th. and 28th of May inst., between the bonne
of Mind 5 o'clock P. 11 Hy order of the Commissioners.
Myl9 It* JAHNS JOHNSON, Secretary.•
Err Of f ice of the Beard of Trade, 505 Chest.
Ntrf Street, Nay 18,
In accordance with a reaolutton of the 'Executive
Connell, it is announced that the Rooms of the Beard of
Trade are open to the use of members, and of others in
troduced by them, from 0 A M until D o'clock Mut
ing, until further notice.
Piles of the city papers, of the commercial papers of
New York and other cities. with a number of:foreign
papers ; and
the
or eels of theeommerotal reports and
documents of the General Government, of other Boards'
of Trade and Chambers of Commerce, and of the panel
pal Ralirotd and Canal companies, are kept, at the
ROOM and In the Library
mylB ft LOBIN BLODGET, Secretary,
irrGermantown Pass•nger Railway Com-
PAM', Office 228 Door, Street.—Pamann.-
PEGS, - Slay 18,1~69 —Notice le hereby given to the
Stockholders of the Germantown Passenger Railway
Company, in aecordence with the proviatons of tke
Charter, that an election for President, nine klaussers,
wet Treasurer of the mild Company. will be held at their
Office, No 228 DOUR Street, on THURSDAY, ;nue 2,
1869, at 31 coolook tnthe forenoon.
m7lB.tje2 WM BINGRRIX, &oratory.
irgas Office Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
PHILADULPHIt, April 16th, 1869 —The Board of
Director's bare this ds.y declared a semi-annual Diridend
of THREE PER CENT on the Capital Stock of the
Company, sneer of State Tan, payable on and after May
lath, 1869.,
Powers of Attorney for collection of Dlvidende can be
had on application at the Office of the Company No.
284 Smith THIRD Street.
apie.dtjell THOS. T BIRTH. Treasurer.
TrNoon Prayer Meeting.—Bnaltiess Plants
PHAN KR MUTING hald DAILY, at 12 &cloak,
at the 8AN13051-13TRIIIIP OM:MOH, below Ninth et.
Merchants, Clarke, and all others cordially invited.
- Come, and bring a friend with lon. mia•tf
People's Mate IConvention.—The
e rseas of Philadelphia, and of the several coun
t sof Shia Commonwealth, attached to the PEOPLE'S
PARTY, and - all voters who are opposed to the =jut,
unwise, and extravagant tneastiree of the national Ad.
ministration, are reenested to send DELEGATES, equal
in number to their several renreseotatione In the Gene.
rat APsambly, to a CONVENTION to be held at BAR.
RTENIURO, on Wednesday, June fith, 1859, at 10 A, ht.,
to nominate Candidates tor AUDITOR GENERAL and
SURVEYOR OV.N MILL, to be voted for at the genet
'election in pelt October
RINEY M. FULLBR, Clharman.
WILLIAM B. MANN, Bearetary. spft-If
Dr. Weder , s Chesennt Springs Water
Q OURS,at Chestnut Dill, Maidslpnie eons%
Pa.
New Publications.
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Cols : rears --Shakepearee Art; Mien Tithe; Y.:T
aloa* ; A Trip to Cuba; Pomo Inedited Metterlals
of ?mallet ; Bloodr ot ; The Differential and Integral
Cuticulae; Bulls and Beare; The Sphinx; A Charge with
Prince Rupert; Spring; In. Stereoscope and' the - Ste.
reogrsph ; the ldinieterre Wooing; The Profemor wk
the Brea! feet Table ; Berlowi and Literary Notices;
Recent American Publications.
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TIMM IS IVEINYTIIING A Tale for,Young
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THE BIBLE IN TRH , LEVANT; or, The Let
tere of Rev. 0. N. Righter, Agent of the Ameritin
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Por sale by
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my2o No. 006 CHESTNUT Street.
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MISCISLLANDOIIi. 1301100 L. AND SLANE 80010
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which are acknowledged by all intelligent teachere
who hays giyen them a careful examination to be
yelled in their adaptation to the purpoues Intended:
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' Randers , New Primer,
e. First Reader,
Third Reader, •
t , Fifth Reader,
" " Poeaker,
Bpeller, '
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ee e. /fourth Beerier,
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ARITIIHRTIOS,
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well ea to those more advanced In the dud,' ot Geogra
phy, as they 'receive from them a clearer and more cor
rect conception of the character and relative sin and
poeition of every physical end political feature, than
can be obtained from any other Nape extant."
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AND
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NEW YORK,
May be found on band at N. Y. Publishers' Prieto.
apo-3n If
WENNIMORE COOPER's SPLENDID
EDITION, ILLUSTRATED by B. 0. 0. DAR
LEY. The exclusive agency for Philadelphia le
S. bIotIENRIPP,
myl2-12t* 408 WALNUT attest.
1.18/19.i.T LAUNCH.—Two Boats will be
Ss. launehed at 5 S. DIARICLEY'd VALLEY GREEN
DOW, en the Wissahithoo, on SATURDAY, at 4
o'clock P. N. I would be pleased to see all my friends
present to partleipithe in the es/monism A large turn
out Is expected. Laugh on the table at 5 o'clock P
8 8 MARKLEY, Proprietor,
my2o.2t. Formerly EIIIIIII
1.. 8.
A BEAI7TIFILL present is one of the
li tdiriature Phnt,rraptia is water colon!, made at
REIMEIB,%3 GALLBRY, SECOND Street, above Green.
F 0 B SA L E—A Dark Chestnut
..TORM. Sorrel NOTISS. 4 inure old, sired by " George
M Psohin," sound, kind, and gentle, and can trot
full mile In 3 minutes, or lege, In hennas. For 'mutton-
Tare, Irguire of 0. A 0011111 Y,
mylo.3t* No 630 MARKET St., below Sixth at.
TllO MACHINISTS OR MANOFAC-
A. TIMERS—YOB BALE—An excellent esehoree
BIBA.III ENbINV, ten•horee Boiler, 8/inning, and
Gearing with the and Leaee of the building
they occupy, in a central and excellentbnelneee eland.
A W. Ea ANSON,
niYl9.6t* 26 i3onlh Bkitlirvra Street.
rfto SHOE FINDERS AND MANU
PAOTUSERS —On and after WEDNESDAY, May
18th, until July 18th, our establishments will be closed
atb 188A0 BARTON & CO.,
Jo3l.:Pft GODPREY,
W. JOHNS & SON,
E. W. PAYNE
r0y18.31.# LAING & MAGINN/S.
DTLAFTS—On the Union Bank of Lon
anti, and Royal Bank or Ireland, in mule to salt.
For Wein. WELLS. FARGO, &
in.718.3m 11, 400 011ESVNLIT Street.
FARMERS,--60 bbls pure Straits
1 Tanner's Oil, resolved this Say. for sale by
tiECIRGE BOLDI N,
myle•ete , N 0.1013 ROACH WHARVES.
Q,PEOTAOLES,
of GOLD, SILVER, AND DLASTIO STNEL
MAIM with Pebble
and fine
M Vila Glasses.
ENTS
for hiatbematice and Survey' g,
Thermometers, Palma Apparatus,
mmosoorze,
made and for tittle by,
JAMES W. CUEEH fc CO
924 CHESTNUT Street , Philadelphia,
Priced gad illustrated Catalogues neat by mill free
of charm mbh 4m
RILLS & WELEETINGS FOR EXPORT.
DROWN, BLEAdInD, /k, BLUE - DRILLS.
RDAVY MORT WEDDINGS,
Oultable for Report, WELLS by
PHOTIaNGIMM4 ,
Yi Oil lb iIiONT NZ) f tik LETITIA ST.
valf.ll
Retail MB (Bowlto.
eIAtINTLETS, GAUNTLETS, GAUNT
...A LETB'—A very large assartwont of Gauntlets for
Ladlea' sad lam& wear, for sale at HOPM ANN'S
lIOiIERY S vORE, 9 North EIGHTH Street.
lioaleiy for Ladies , and Nimes? wear.
libelsly for and Youths' wear. -
Nor . sale at AO NV'S,
ILO 'TREY STORE, 9 North EIGHTH Street.
Gawks Nerino undergarments of every variety,
For Ladies, Children, and Gents wear, for atee
JIOIIIaNN'EI NOSIERY Brous,
tay9o-fine4f No, 9 North EIGHTH Street.
TRE•GEEAT RETAIL DEPOT OF
IST.VEL FtPIiING SKIRTS, of all the Celebrated
Menetecturera..
MAXWELL'S
•
LAMS! TRIMMINGS STORE AND
- FACTORY,
RLYV&NTII AND OIIEhTNIIT BTRESTS.
Shelton & Oahornis improved Queen of Diamonds, in
all RIM, Ladies , or Childrenie.
• Moraq rh Co Paula Tonrnure.
Moran & Co. , a Summer Skeleton..
Thempeon'e Indestructible.
Reed & Co.'e Princess Royal Bridal.
Wallace & Sonia Twenty. flue and Thirty Springs,
Reed & Co.'s May Queen.
Denglses & Sherwood , 6 Matinee.
Reed da Co 'a Looped Extension.
DOlnters & Sherwood's 0121
.- 61, 50, 69.75, and 81' cents each.
JUST OPIINDD,
•
A SUMS COLLEON Or
• HAIR NETS,
Richly embroidered with Bugles and Beads, as well as
those of the plainest description.
A Fresh Stock of all hinds or the
BEST BERLIN ZEP/IYILS,
F 1317113th1t RNITTINCI. -
An immure sod varied aerortmeut of
VIE NEWEST SPRING TRIMMINGS,
REPLENISHED DAILY.
J. G. MAXWELL & SON'S
RETAIL STORE AND - FACTORY,
ELEVENTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS
xi/Its-et
11ZRENCEI DRAY W2TE.
.iAttpin's manufacture in all the qualities for
Weer;'elattla and val. devable.
B.II4IIPLEBB moTnnas,
IMBEITNIIT end EIGHTH Streeta.
RICH SUMMER FOULARDS.
A lewd' these deeirshie goods in Bleak and color
ed grounds. ;set received.
low.prlced Summer Silks.
80.61tYLIISS BROTHERS,
CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
VIGHT STRIPED CHINTZES.
French Chintzes in rich new designs, for wrappers
end torderlngs. SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
rein OVESTNIIT end EIGHTH Streets.
CO.F.AIMRES.
ILI A complete stook of Menge end Boys , Weer, em
tneeligg Woollen , Linen, Marceilles, end Bllk-mixed
taAelee. COOEBR & CON ARD.
xejil7 B. B. corner NINTH sod MARKET.
EtINEN GOODS. •
t . Linen Table 0:oth Doylies.
Damask Linens. Nepinns.
Breskfait Olotbs. Towels.
Pine Linens by the piece. Diapers.
COOPER & OONARD,
rayll , S. EL eurner NINTH and MAIIKIIIT
ALOE MANTLES.
Some extra cheap lota ,V 1 60 to $2l-00
000 PEN to OONARD,
1D717 0. E. corner NINTH and MANNNT Sta
S .
UA MANTLES. _
Rudy mode or made to order at abort notice
Pr!mild to 00. COOPER & CONRLD, ,
myl7 , S. E corner Milt and KAMM Sta.,
INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT 111
GREAT OPENING OF LADE GOODS !! I
' PRICES RANGE rllO3l $5 TO SSOI ! I
THE OILEAPENT GOODS IN PHILADELPHIA!
VERT RIOR AND ELEGANT STYLES!
BOUGHT FOR 0031 i FROM THE IMPORTER!
French Lace Ethawla.
French Lace Pointe&
' French Lane Tatman.
Prenoh Lace Mentillac
Very Bich Ohantilia Mantillas.
Plain Silk Diatom Quills Trimming, &O.
Bilk Alanlithm, Bilk sod Lace De., &c. &o.
' Also, a Large Lot of
BLAOK BILKS—VERY CHEAP !
PUMP BILKS, &MGM, LAWNS, &a., Ac.,,at
THORNLEY 1k OIIISZA'S.
my 7 • N. E. Corner EIGHTH A. SPRING GARDEN.
rrißE MOST BEAUTIFUL assortment
A. of SPRING' 000D8 can be found at hioELIWY , S,
where elegance in style is united with economy in
price.
Pollt de Obeying, de Rapines, Satin Mohairs, Check
do Parrett, and all the now styles of Sprin t floods.
- black and Pancy Bilks of superior styles and gain- -
hies.
'An 1 / 1 211303120 and elegant aseortment of Stella Shawls
at very low prices
A aplendid assortment of Imbroideries.
We are now opening our Spring Clacks and Mantillas,
embeleing many elegant styles entirely new.
Cloths, °estimates and Satinets, Shirting and Table
Linens, Calicos, Lasing, eingbams, Shirting end Sheet
ing Nadine, &o. NoIgLBOY,
epls-imittf No.ll South NINTH Street.
- N. 13.—Deily In receipt of bargains from Auction.
1859..,03A1TEMZ.,1859
Mims
MANTILLAS,
_, 101 TEI
wonsent TRAM,
TO whlah ws invite the Attention of
SOUTHERN AND MISTER??
. 11311WHANTS.
J. W. PROOTOR &
Add 408 0838TNIIT ®treat,
LLINENS FOR' MEN'S WEAR.
Americana:Linen Campestre anperior Style Drown
Linen Coatings, X and X, venom 11111140,1 • Brawn and
Bleached Linen' Packs, carton. styles; Brown Idnen
Drilla.' A choice satfortinent of the *bare Goods nor
en sample, and for tale by JOSEPH LEA,
• dlB-tf US and 180 CHESTNUT Street.
Cega! Notices.
N THEIHETRIOT OOUET FOR - THE:
i
CITY AND COr•NrY OP PRIGADILPHIA.
ISAAC S.: PAIIIISH we. SAMUEL F. JACOBY.
Al, Vend Exp. Sr 69 806.1
BENJAMIN W. RICHARDS ad, JOHN IC. FRESHLY
and al., Administrators of n...MUEL P JACOBY, deceased, aled annex W. JACOBY A1,114.1%2443.
M. 69,014.:
The auditor appointed by the Court to distribute the
fund arising from the sale under the above writs, of
All that lot or piece of ground situate on the north
'side of Market street. 173 feet 8 incluse west of Twen
tieth *treat, in, the oily of Phi.adelphla, containing in
front or breadth on said Market etreet, 88 feet, and
extending in length or depth northward 80 feet, to a
twenty feet wide court,. leadlog into Twenty-itret
street Bounded west by an alley extendlog from Mar
ket street to said court, north by said court. east by a
lot granted, or Intended to be granted, to Samuel
Wetherill, Jr,. and south by Market street,
Will meet the parties Interested, for the purposes of
Ms appointment, oa THURSDAY, Jane 2d,1869,5t 4
o'clock P. M., at his offile, tin. South PTH
Street, in said city, when and where all persons are
xrquired to make theirolsime before the auditor, or be
debarred from coming in upon said fund.
J. H. MAIIIILAND,
my2o.lot* Auditor.
TN THE COURT .OF COMMON PLEAS
FOR TER CITY AND COIINDY ON PEILADEL•
•
PHIA.
Bar, the Beam! endylnallearantof MIMI,. LAIRD,
Assignee of DENBY BBLLERIE6II,
The Auditor &pointed to settle and 'Out the said
mount, end report distribution of the fund in the
hands of the said Assionee, will meet all parties in in.
terost, at his office. 411 OHBBTNUT Street, Philadel
phia, on rillitiDAY, the not doy of Mar, 1800 ; 4
o'clock P. hi. GEORGE A. COYPEY,
my2o.l'mwlit Auditor.
ESTATE OF JOHN BUTLER, DE
.au 011 ABED.
Letters of Administration with the Will annexed, on
the estate of JOHN BUTLER, deceased, haring been
granted to th e anbeetiber. all parsons indebted to said
agate axe requested to make payment, and those Mr
leg cl elms to present them to
OnhfiLßS C. LONGSTBETII, Admlcatrator,
my2ol6t* No. 601 North 711/141 Street.
VISTATE OF MARY BUTLER, DE.
OE 48ED,
Letters of Admlnlstratlon on the estate of MARY
BUTLER. deceased, haring been granted to the sub
criber, all persons Indebted to said estate are requested
to make payment, and those haying °Jahns to present
the came to
01/AIILILS 0. Lonsmarn, Admtuistrator,
mf2o•f Ottt No. 007 North FIRM Street
(has ,fixtitreo, ,Camps, SA..
GAS FIXTURES.
WARNER, MISKEY, igc MERRILL,
MANUFACTURERS,
STORE 718 CHESTNUT STREET,
WARNER. PECK, & CO.,
373 BROADWAY, N. Y.,
Would reepectfoily inform the pubilo that they continue
to mannfeetare all kinds of
OAS FIXTURES,
LAMPS,
OIRANDOLES,
BRONZES,
•
tco.,
And that their large and varied etcck oompriaes the
simplest as well as the moat elaborate patterns, designed
by their French artists. They also continue to keep
at their Store, No. 370 BROADWAY, a large and full
auortment of all their manufactured goods. Dealers
and others are Invited to call and examine. •
roylo43t
tiailroab Oil:irk.
CITY PASSENGER
RAILWAY ..,STOOKS
FOR SALE.
The Stooks of the various Passenger Rahway; now
In operation in this city and three In comae of coo—
enrollee, and which are expected to be running
shortly.
An then Morita are not generally before the Board
of Brokers, we would Invite oar friends and the public
whe wish to invent in these desirable socorities, se well
ea to - gain information respeating them, to give us an
early call.
WITHERS & PETERSON;
STOOK AND EXORANGE BROKERS,
No. 39 South THIRD ST.
myl3.lm
RUSHES! BRUSHES! BRUSHES!
2,000 dam Tied Whitewash.
1,500 , i Nailed i ,
2,600 ii flandaerubs.
1,000 i , Olanipe.
600 ii Mutterer.
6,000 ii Shoebrushes.
Por eale lower than at any other bowie In the olty,
by
HIINICY C. BOIEBT.MLN,
62 North THIRD Street, below Arch
BRICK PRESSES, Clay Tempering -Ma.
ohinea. and Brlalusakorals tools, matostastured at
age &tab PISTIL street.
rello.2lefr 11. P. biILI•IIP,.
Onituner licaortg.
BEDFORD SPRINGS.
This well known and delightful Stammer resort
will be open for the reception of visitors on the that of
JUNE, and kept open till the fret of October.
The Hotel will be under the management of Mt. A.
G. Allen, whose exper;enoei courteous manners, and at.
tention to his gamma 'gives the amplest assurance of
eon:do:Sand kind treatment.
Peruse wishing rooms, or any Information in regard
to the plane, will address the subscriber
A. 0. ALLEN,
my2o4lw Sgpsrintendent Bedford Mineral Springs
NDALUSIA BALL will be again opened
.Llk for the accommodation of those who desire to
make their home in the country during the flatimaer
season, on the first day of June. It is pleasantly iodated
on an eminence, one mile to the north of Reading, on
the Philadelphia and Pottsville Turnpike, and from its
elevated position has the benefit of commanding a good
view Of the surrounding country. from Neveraink Hill
up to the files Mountain Gap, a distance of some thirty
rotten. The fresh country eta wh , ch is eonstantly
itirridg there; and the excellent water, recommend
themselves The proprietor bee taken pains to provide
every comfort and luxury within hie reach (or the
accommo , ation of hie gnash!. Hie bootie is new and
newly furnished—his bathing apparatus complete, and
tie alibiing good. Livery accommodations of the but
kind can be obtained at the shortest notice. -Terme
moderate hiADBLRA, proprietor.
myltwfm•2mtt
OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
ANNOUNOEMENT OF THE PROPRIETOR FOIL
THE HEM3ON OF WM
THE OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS are situa
ted in Delaware county, 18 =llea north from Columbus,
(the capital of Ohio,) on the Scioto river, 10 miles from
Delaware, 20 miles from the White Sulphur elation, on
the Fprlnglield, Mt. Vernon, and Pittsburg Railroad,
and 10 miles from Pleasant Valley or Springs; station,
on the Culumbas, Pigott, and Indiana Railroad These
Springs will be open for the reception of visitere
ON TUE FIRST DAY OT JUNE.
The improvements of Me have been lam, enabling
the proprietor to arnommodate from fire to clx hundred
guests. Among theme Improvements may be mentioned
&large and elegant hotel, new cottage rows, additiospal
buildings for amusements and recreation, eatenilive
bath-hones, a steam laundry, Ac., Ac.
Upon the estate there are five Spleen, all within the
lawn, four of which, the White Sulpher, the Maly
testa, the hfagnesian, and the Saline Obalybeate, are
decidedly medicinal, whilst the fifth is remarkable for
the purity of its water.
THE WHITE SULPHUR
is a beautiful Artesian fountain, situated near the
rocky bank of the Scioto river. At the depth of leo
feet below the level of the Belot% dotes the remarkable
stream of sulphur which supplies this Spring. This
etymon was dimmed some 80 years ago, by a gentle.
man who was boring for ealt. The water, when reached,
at once arose to the surface, and has ever since con
tinned to Dow, during all seasons, without change or
abatement, either in quality or volume.
MEDICINAL PROPERTIES.
• • • - - • • .
For years these flprings have been highly esteemed
for their medicinal properties, During the past season
their reputation in this respect hellbent' aingularlycon•
armed. They were administered by a physician, Judi
ciously as to quantity, time of drinking, continuance,
ere., and under this eystematic plan the cures were
womerceut and gratifying.
TUX ,WIIIPie SULPIWR WATER
is peculiarly marsh:oole In those disorders of the Liver
and Stomach whioh so often atlllot gentlemen who have
been too closely confined to Dtialneall, and prone of
sedentary habits.
THE GLIALYBRATE SPRINGS
. _ .
are permanent tontee. Their ends upon broken
down nod debilitated conetitutione have been not tran.
eient but bating, giving to the blood a new vitality, and
to the person skew life and vigor
TIIE MAGNESIA& WATER
. . . .
is a gentle aperient.
Invalids may rely upon every facilitybeing furnished
them wbioh can contribute to health end.cornfort.
As a delightful retort during the summer months, the
Ohio White Sulphur Springs harp no rival in the West,
and but few in the United Staten. The iodation is pe
culiarly healthy ; the Scioto here is a rapid. rooky
stream . ; the c , Oli ff Limestone " a formation hundreds
of feet'in thickness, through which the river cuts its
way, is everywhere, either at or near the earface ; the
aromas of the estate are beautifully undulated, and
interspersed with numerous mitten which carry off all
the euperfluous water, than rendering the soil dry end
the atmosphere free from that humidity no prejudicial
to health ; these circumstances, taken in connection
with the altitude of the place. about 1.000 feet above
the level of the ocean; makes the locality as free from
rat:Amiens Mumma% as a menntein region.
he Spring property consists of 820 sores of land,
one hundred of which is covered by one of the meet
beautiful groves in Ohio. This woodland is handsomely
laid off into walks and drives, one of the latter being
two miles la extent.
Bathing here, by the plan adopted t is brought into
fair competition with that at naturally Warm and Hot
Springs. The water is heated in the bath tub by steam
pipes ; the hest not being d high enough to preolpi.
tete its salts, It is by this system Applied to the surface
of the bather witeout the lose of its saline ingredients.
TELEGRAPH MEM
_ .
A Telegraph Office, communiceting with all parts at
the country, has been established at the Barbara. To
be thus In connection with distant points, will be a
great convenience to gentlemen who can bear from and
direct their business affairs daily. •
All the accessories necessary to health, pleasure and
amusement, visitors may expect to fled at the Ohio
While Sulphur Springs, as the proprietor ie determined
to 'male it, in every particular, a Brat-class watering
place. Gratified with the liberal patronage extended
last year, no effort will be spared to merit its con
tinuance.
A livery, well stocked with hones and. carriages, is
attached to the Springs
For further information, arrangements for rooms, &0.,
address ANDIFSW 'WILSON, Se..,
White Slhr P. 0
myl7.Sw De u la p wa u re Co ~
0. '
(SUMMER BOARDING : —The
h 7 SPRING ROTEL, at WILLOW GROVE, has re-'
oently been reatted and refurni,hed throughout, and is
now opened for permanent and. transient boarders.
The advantages of this place for Bummer Boarding,
are its large and airy rooms, spacious grounds, hasty
shaded walks, and extensive groves, with spring water,
plunge and shower baths, and convenient atones to the
elty ; four daily lines of coaches connect with the North
Pennsylvania Railroad at Abington Station,
ror further particulars, inquire of 11. N. STERLING
Nos. 299 and 241 North TirlaD Street. or
ALBERT BUORRAN, Proprietor,
Willow Grove Post oMoe,
mylT•2w* " Montgomery County, Penn•
I: I 7PEIRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
• ‘i.Lawa omen OOUNT Y, ezNN A.
This mutate establish slant will be optused..by the
Lest of Jl3/411. Mooted on the Ephrata Ridge, 50
miles west of Philadelphia, 18 south o' Reading, 13
north of Lancaster, 40 east of Harrisburg, and having
the advantage of the purest soft water, every variety
of baths. the site elevated to 1,200 feet above water
level, with grated and shady walks in dense forests,
and the moat extensive landsespe scenery lathe Union,
it is not surpassed as a summer residence.
Accommodations for 400 persons, Improved 'tabling,
and good carriage homes; sties, a good stook or livery
horses and earrisges, with amusements. a. good band
of music, billiard tables, ten pm alley. It in easy of
amen frost all the above points by railroad and coaches
The proprietor spares nothing to make it a home
place for comfort and health.
Por farther particulars, see circulars, to be hail i by
applying to Joseph B. Myers, Third and Vine streets;
James N. Mule, 010 Ohestout street; or to the Proprie
tor, JOSEPH KONIGMAOHM,
Ephrata Poet Office,
myl3.3m • Lancaster County, Penna.
SACHEHni HEAD HOTEL,
NEAR GUILTOBB, CONN.
The subscriber, having purchased this well known
&stables fashionable Bummer Clouse, would inform its
former patrons and the pub lo generally. that it is to be
refurnished, painted !wide and out. put in complete
order, and opened for the recepteon of company on the
first day of JUNE, under the immediate enperinten
deuce of SAMUEL BOWIAIt, Bee., the popular and
universal favorite at this establishment for the last ten
ysare.
The Hotel is of modern construction, built on an ex
tensive scale, with accommodetione for two hundred
and fifty guests, commanding a flueview of Lona Island
Bound. Billiard, Shuffle, and Bowling Booms, at a con
venient distance from the House. Good Platting and
Bathing within five minutes walk.
Arrangements have been made with the New Lou.
don, Btonington, and Providence Railroad for a new
depot within one mile of the Rome, called the
" , Eastern's Heed Station Alan, for lixturalon tickets,
for the boarders to and from the ' 6 Tontine Hotel , P to
the 66 Head," at half price.
N. B.—Moegultoes are never seen at the Hotel.
TONTINE HOTEL,
BY R. VAR SCEANTON.
NEW HAVEN COON.
I have made extensive improvements in the TON
TINE HOTEL thin Spring, In the addition of new
Rooms, new Millard Tables, and Bath Booms, with hot
and o0:d water. Families can have suites of rooms it
either Houses, an low mat any first•otass hotel in the
country.
Every attention will be paid the guests of the two
houses.
Belog the isle owner of the Sachem's Head " pro
perty, and having a six years' lease, from January
next, of the V ONTINE HOTEL, my whale time will
be devoted to the comfort of the vests.
myll-wfm4w H. LEE SCRANTON.
ATLANTIC CITY I ATLANTIC CITY I
RATIONAL HOTEL
AND
EXOURD lON HOUSE
BART & CO., Proprietors.
Thfo Rocco boo changed heeds, and will to opened on
the 20th of BliAle for the aarocomodaVon of Dossiers
and Exenzeiontets. It Se Tefinntehed in The beet style,
te,th new Fortuture, Bedding, &o.
The National is admirably eituat.d on Atlantic aye
sue, comminds a fine view of the Ocean, and but one
square from the beet Bathing laround on the Island.
A splendid Ball Boom and Inning Boom being at
tached to this house, makes it particularly desirable
for Excursions. mylo-Im*
IQ~SEEMOUNT BOARDING HOUSE,
-IL near Norristown ' Pa., (established in 18i5,) will
be open for boarders, June let. It is one hour's ride
from Philadelphia The grenade are extensive and
well shaded ; the rooms airy and pleasant The lota.
tlon is itch (180 feet above the Bahnylkilli and ex..
ceedingly hea thy. as can be shown by certificates of
medinsi men. The place is admirably adapted for
families with children. The beat references can be
given. Terms moderate. Address
Rev. bANIIIEL AARON,
my9-mirf 121 Norristown, Pa.
JILORENCE HEIGHTS 'HOTEL, PlG—
ranee, N. J.—The enbecrlbere, having boated the
above named popular Rouse for a term of years, intend
opening about June let. The former patrons of the
house, and others, may bn assured that no efforts on
the part of the proprietors shall be wanting to ren
der it a truly attractive summer resort.
Bathe, Billiard Tables, Ten Pin Alleys. and Stabling
on the prentleea ROBBINS & WILLARD.
try - Rooms secured from a diagram of the gouge,
by application at the offhe of W. WILLARD, 439
CHESTNUT Street, eecond floor. my6.lm
. _ . .
• Qr)ina anb Mtseenetuare.
1859 QUEENswARE. 1859
BOYD & STROUD,
IhIPOBTERS AND JOBBERS,
liovo now on bend a complete stook of
FENN= AND ENGLISH
CHINA, GLASSWARE,
• AND QUEENSWARE,
(At their old otand)
No. 82 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
(Sour doors below Merohante , Hotel,)
To which they Invite the attention of
WHOLESALE BUYERS. feZians
Molten
$50,000.N L( t ) , A11:, pr i t aum
d s 4o t
c s h uit
Jewelry, Orme, bleregan e ct i ss:Vorhing am , rt n e.:'on
rate terms, by JONES & CO., Brciters, N. W. corner
TUIRD and GASKILL Streets, below Lombard. Es
tablished for the last 3$ yeare. Office holm from 7
A. M to 7 P M.
Second.hand Sliver Watches, by eminent
metiers, warranted genuine, for sale cheap, at one half
the original cost. &V:8-emir
picture ,frames.
E NEWLAND 80 CO.,
•
LOOKING•OLAM AND PYOTOR.N.PRA3II
MANUFACTURERS,
wliordnawha AND RETAIL.
An 031.3%111ra stock or OIL P AINTOIGE, sta. All
at very Low Prides. 004 411.011 Street above lIISTR,
Philadelphia. ardl3-2m if
P ORK:. -310 . bbls Moss Pork, of Now J
soy, Ohio, onelPhiladoiphio booking for sole by
O. 0. SADLER & 00.,
07 1 4 ARCM litteet i mai door fame front
ttlanto.
S2OMO - ,—WANTED, by a -well-eft.
016-latlblitai house en Ohcatnut area,
doinga flourtsking . ttada; a PAItTNEB, with a capita
of 7 wenty Thoneand Dollare, to inatesae the basineee,
One having good basinesitgualitlcationtrpreened. Ad.
&eat W P., Box 414, P. - my2o-8t
8800 —AN OLD MORTGAGE for $BOO,
• well • neonred. First Inenzabreone. In
tare et pane ally paid every Mr - months, Apply to
JOHN ORAIILNO LAYOOOH.,
1n720.3tin No, 126 North,7/I,TH Street, --
••WANTED—S2,SOO Mortgage for three
V yearsions property worth $7,000: Address! R.,
Pres:oolas. say2ololB.
WANTED.,:-Tbe subscriber will be open. v v for ad" engagement the first pt June, is Baler
men in s drat-class pry Goods - Jobbing House ;" has a
good cash and six months , trade, - Ina good bottle, can
sell seventy-dve or eighty thauland rod aan
Increase the amount by travelling. None bat housed of
reputation In New York or Philadelphia need apply.
Address ntilllNNBg, for three says, at this Onto,.
any2o.2t* •
WANTED—By the' id July; s Zeeman
ins Wholesale Boot sod altos House on Market
street. One who can Moen.e s cosh and prompt au
months trade, will please address BOX 1014, Poet Of
fice. inyl4-6SO
IN/ANTED—An in-dotir PARTNER, with
v a OAR/ capital of from 15,000 S*lllo 3 ooo, In a
bestride (profitable) already established. Address
t$ Poi 1487,' , Philadelphia Pod Ofilse. mylesurt at*
Sot . Sale ant, (Jr° Let.
mg FOR SALE IN OERNANTOWN—
JIBE A. new atone Cottage, in one of the finest !OCR.
tione, within' about five minutes walk of the Wayne.
street Depot. The house Is built in the best manner,
and contains parlor, dining room, library, kitehen,'
el/lit bed room', bathroom, waternlceets, &o. Gas a d
water intrcduned, and the, ben.e is furnished with
hasten!, range, mantels, and all modern tionirenlences.
The lot, which In large, is neatly laid out and planted.
Terms easy. Apply at fiLDNEY & ADAMS,
It* 620 WALNUT Street.
eta FOR SALE—An elegant Cottage, hear
/y new. In Raddonfleld, R. T.. within 'two kiln.
Brad yards of the station, on the Camden and Atlan
tic Railroad, six miles from the city. Has every con
venience, and excellent water. .k doe yard and carriage.
hone attached. Apply to
my2o-2t*
It BTEVENEON,
No. 836 Noialt PHONY Street
al TOIL SALE:—A new three4tory-Dwe l= um.lin g with don.e three•etory backbullding,sitaa.
tee No.IUIO Mount Vernon West, late Washington,
containing all the modern improvements. The situa
tion is one of the boat on Bun Hill. Terme IICC2L11:10-
doting. my2o-Ilt*.
To LBT—& Wheelwright Shop, in Brides.
1 barg. Plenty of work. Inciolre or •
m'2o-3t* J.H.PLITOBAPP.
AA COAL YARD TO RENT, on BROAD
Street, above. Race greet. Inquire of
- B. WITHINGTON,
No. 1118 TRIO 00IIRT
myl9.3t•
as TO RENT—The handsome four-story
Sra Dwelling House, with three-story baels
and all modern convenienees, at 'the S. W earner of
Pine and fifteenth etreete. Amply at fin South
BROAD Street. my 10.3.4
CHESTNUT HILL COUNTRY
ail PLACE TO RENT, on Hartwell avenue, near the
Wiseishigkon, with about 40 sores of Land, plenty of
fruit, shrubbery, end cornforable buildings. Rent until
the Ist of April next, Roo. Moire of - '
. . .
- EL T. HARTWELL, •
482 PRALTICLIE Street.
m7lß•3t+
in TO 'LET.—A farnished_Oottage, anus
ted on the Germantown Railroad; one square from
Tioga station, corner 4'wenty. first street,-with hot
and cold water, bath, gas, carriage house, stabling,
large - garden , with every kind of vegetables in the
ground. grapes, strawberries, &0 &o. COMM111:111111-
tioni with the city twenty times a day. Rent from now
to the 10th day of October, $llO. Apply on the pre.
mine. ' ImylT-St
FOB. SALE -About 400,000. acres
_of
LANS, in VIRGINIA, in Randolph, Barbell*,
Pocahontas and Wirt Countie s— floe Timber and Coal
/ands. (Cannel) Will be sold in large or small quan
tities: Apply to OLOOKBR & NORRIS,Agente,
63 PAYNTTE Street.
roylemf 2w* BALTIIAORZ.
.NO. 1924 CHESTNUT STREET FOR
Nixt
SALE—Lot 235 feet deep, 22 feet front ; elegant
four-story house, three-story double back buildings,
replete pith all modern conveniences. Apply to
' W. IL'S A HEIL,
myl2-tf Masonic. Hall, 719 OUSISTKUT street.
FOR BALE -OR RENT—Two large
and eormaterit mastic BRICK HOUSES, entirely
new, with all the modern improvements, surrounded
with ,bade and ornamental trees, No. 96 and9B UNION
Street, BURLINGTON, N. J. Apply to
B. P. MIDDLBTON, 6 North YRONT Street,
or THOMAS DUGDA.LB, -
mylo-tf BURLINGTON, N. J.
GREAT SALE OF PINE MW LEAD
LINDS IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, MO.,with
Mills attached ; also the well known Oastle Rock
Steam Saw and Flouring Mill, in the town of Castle
Rock on the Osage river, in oast. County, ?dimmer':
Will 0e sold on the Fret day of June, at the front door
of the courthouse, to The city of St. ionic, Mo.,' , at
publio sale, 8,000 acres of valuable Pine and Lead
Lauds. with a first-class flaw Mill, capable of cutting,
115.000 feet in day.llgbt, and Hoaxes, Stables, Store,
Shop, &a., &0., all in the beet order. There are
neutral valuable beds of lead. on the said, property,
and it is thickly covered with Pine, mots of which
has never been toothed. It la miles from the
Iron Efonntalu Rellocnal, 68 ranee from St. Louts, the
nearest pinny to St. Louis. The sale will be positive
and on easy terms, to close a partnership. 4 At.ttie lame
time and place wilt 'be sold the well.known ex-en
sive saw.milLs for tatting Oak and Steamboat Lamber,
situated in the flonrishlog town of Castle Roilk, , ott the
Crags river, twelve mile. from the Pacific Railroad.
Also, the Large Steine. Eloaring-Mill. immediately id
jololng Then Mills &redoing an extensive and Sour-
Jibing Madness, endue under lease which can be termi
nated Jaly let. Terms favorable. Por pamphlets giv
ing full and aeourate deetription of the Property, ad
dress Denim% oTONE, Meg , Philadelphia, Pa;
Messrs. EVERSON, EttECTON, & CO., - Pittsburg, Pa;
MOMS OdidER9N, ',STORY, MALONE, Center,
Ohio; or the piepristora, - BOOMER CO.,
rer4.lnOt 77 Chestnut it., Zunis, MO.
TO LET=The large and commodious
Mi. store, NO: 828 MARKIIT Otreet, below Fourth.
Apply on the premises. - ap26-tt
ftm- COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET.—
MI. A neat and roomy Cottage at 013 ELTON
near North Pennsylvania Railroad, 8 uffiee from the
city. Apply at 421 MARKET Strut. apl2-tf
Earpetings.
CANTON MATTING-S.
J. F. & E. B. ORNE.
0110040/30118 To
J. 45. B. ORNE,
619 0213ESTP717T 5T.1:430N."1",,
OfTOOl4l THE BTLTE•EOUBE,
HAVE NOW OPEN
twin
SPRING IMPORTATIONS
OF
OA.BPETINGS.
ALSO,
1,000 PIECES
or
CANTON ISZELTTINGII3,
OE ALL THE DESIBABLE STYLES,
aT
LOW PRICES.
mar 18.9ut If
Saran ilhp Goobs.
HOSIERY.
30,000 DOZEN
austreceiTed DIRECT from the beet
eERMAN AND lENOLIFIR MANDTAOTIIDDRO.
ALSO,
LAMB' LISLE TWA GLOVES, GAUNTLETS, &o
THOS. MELLOR & 00.,
8 NORTH THIRD STREET,
mtr23-2m PHILADELPHIA.
SPRING TRADE.
H. DIIHRDIG & CO.,
Non. 28 and 28 NORTH FOURTH. STREET,
Hare Just opened their recent
IMPORTATIONS '
OP
ENGLISIi AND GERMAN
HOSIERY,
• GLOVE S , AND SMALLWARES,
And eolioit an inspection of their complete ant well
smarted stock,
NSPROIALLY ADAPTED TO
SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN TRADE
fetWan
BURNETT, SEXTON & SWEARINGE.N
Are now opening et their Store,
No. 409 AIARICET STREET,
Above Fourth, North 0144,
A NANDOONN APSOLTAIENT OP
NEW SPRING STYLES
OF
FANCY DRY GOODS.
OP THEIR OWN IMPORTATION
And seleotlon, whlob they offer for ule to Imyers from
all parts of the United States, on 08i:coat liberal heorne.
febff.Bta
Koolting-Olaoses
LOOKING GLASSES.
Now in store the most extensive and elegant assort
meat of
LOOKING - GLABBBB,
Por every apaoe and every position, and at the moat
moderate prima
LOOKING' MAGUS
In the most elaborate and the most ample frames
LOOKING GLASSES
Premed In the beat taste, end In the most enbehantlal
manner.
LOOKING GLASSES
Nurniebed by no, aro mannrootand by ourselves in our
own eatablialtment.
LOOKING GLASSES
In EIAROGANT and WALNUT frame for °aunt,
Bobo. _ .
JAMES B. EARLE & BON,
816 CHESTNUT STREET,
sl-tf 4RIL&DELPHIA
53tallonerp.
HENRY COHEN.
IMPORTER AND DRUMS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO
STATIONERY.
NLINDIPAOTURNR OP ENVELOPES IN EVERY
VARIETY AND BTYLR.
ANENT FOR ARNOLD'I ENGLISH WRITING
FLUID.
507 CHESTNUT STREET,
tou/N-Bin MORITZ TUN BTM 11017811.
- EILOR SULPHUR-50 barrels for sale by
iI9O , TMIRTLL 4c. BBOTWEA Nos. 47 40 40
EWA SWIM) Pleat • 134/7
gimusettunti;
W- - *A.LI4III I -BYRErf: - .IIIISATE , S,
90#,Nws NU NUB AND wAtittetorpatc , ..: , -,
= _ EVINTNEe; May TO. 18119. ,,
- snail/pro/ KR. D.. G
.T 1131111115 AT .IdeW
• Daniel Double. Mr Thayer; Dia Downes, Mr. L. R.-
Showell • Oiredy.lio-hearre Mrs. X. A. Leonard.
773885 Y 00131511 i IN PHILADELPIMI. ;-
®area Piaehard, Ben Rogers; Misaileunear Piaehara p .
Km J. A:Leouard.
Priers of - Adrulseion—SeeoratTier andlTatully Otmcie, ,
and Third Tier, 26 - mote; -Parquet, 8736 Gents ; Dress
Oirole 40 center Private 'Dotes, wording to them
Joule: 26 sad $1; tingle Deateln Orchestra and private
Oozes, 76 onto. • . - - , , -
Dote/ bpia'at Curtain rises; at qintor to
. _
119[Tilig4TLEY &- CLARSE!B,..--ARCHL43T.
T .2111FATRII.:-221.12 Ivalenge; Way 20, 1850,
BENIIIIT O , II.:DODWOATAL -- •
Sir Claridford‘ Mr.' Dolman;Bobwar t ifr.,
Wheatley; SirAbol Raody,lerr. !Alban; Win Billed, -
ford, Mrs. abkii Drew: - -- -
- .2011132iCWCCIPOi, -
Boldnion Crude; Kr. _Dolmen Friday - Mr: W. Wood.
edmlerfon, 28 sects. &eared Seats is Dress Diode,.
87,4Ccente ; Orchestra Otani: 50e0sta fieatiin Private
Boxed, 7 2 MAN; gallery, 13 nate; fiediery for Colored
Persona, 25 ants; Private • Box In Gallery far 4: l4l ittrgt.'
Perform, 38 cents; Whole Private Box $3. -
-Poo
El, open it. 7k2 o'clock. Curtain visai_ riaavter
before
WELC H'S NATIONAL- THEATRE;
WALitIIT Street; abciie BIGHTIL -
WATBE Oi.wma 801,1111g131511X AND Jitteicia:
TlttUktPli t tAT 6Uoo3ss! -
0 wrist! sprightly and brUlltiet aometty,
0 17 LAID RIO Ali- °off's' N,
With that:unrivaled Comedienne, HIM JULIA DALY,
In her" celebrated original character ~ I n which she hen
been ref:ol , Bd ',Mb SHOUTS Of APRILLUA. ,• •
Mr. WAYN& OL*INE as Gerald. - - •
G. 0. CHASLIA, the beat Dist Comedian - 0n
the stage, in the comedy and a popular Woe nightly.
The comedy, so eminently saseesofol, will be played
.Tory evening until further notion.
POP AB PlllolB;—Dress
.1.050; fr 2.50. ;
. .
my.latt - •
ONE NIGHT MORE-TICKETS TWEN
TRAULTS OENTI3. Mr. DENPSTEWS lest
Entertainment, at the 11178I0AI, PIINDALiLL, on
MOAT EVENING. hisy - 20th, will , Indira, the fol
lowing longs: "0 Why Dole the White Man Hollow
my Path?. Some Thinge.Lave ;" '• John Ander.
eon, my Jo;" i• Highland Mary The Herring 'o
the Door;" Lamont of the Irish Enagren ,t The
litany Dan. Poortith Weld; " " The 'Mad
Bon" all Alene ,S 7 lji Duncan Grays. and
~ ..Tke May gem) , _Tickets, Wale nightpaly, Skate..
BoOke, 10 ciente., To commeneeatiligeloalr.f. myll-2t*
I ° -!?erw ° T r il f rr s Tri - ti e = "l64e ouoaeae mOrnt
efforts. :Best Company , in, Pesladelpisia,losindinwthe
beautiful .YAlitri HORBSBT, the Queen Of-B.
Mlre
0. MORLEY. the celebrated sengstrees, Mlle- 818,
themagolff sent Danseuse, Miss scholee se
lection or songs, the mirth provoking Comedian ED.
BERRY. the comical BILLY THOMAS, . the_ funny
808 BHBYPABD, the humorous BILL - DLO:BUR,
the greet ballAdist JOHN WILLUMB, the enutimantul
gouged's! JOHN CONRAD, the Weganini of the age
MOSS. THEIDON, PROP. YOB? Pianist. -Groat bill
to-night, Berry will - sing the Cove rut Zits, Billy
Thomas will intrude upon Conrad, Bob paid will
Go Around thollora, An. .Cane - • -
mpg - I. CONRAD, - Stsge Mar/4m -
RE THIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL ;NZ.
T
- RIBITION - - . -
PIHMSTLVANIA. MUMMY OP THE PM /LETS,
No. 1026 OHIIBT2TUT 2TI MIT, -
10 NOW °Pan DAILY (13mdsys, 0200 - p_ t 061) Zola 9
A.M. to P. H., andfrom Tx ts4lo P
ud0i2.22 anew, Demon Tickets 00 coati, .W 2160.•
,droo 12 note. - . : .
ry - BTOOKHOLDM3 w°l iboolve , theirtlolosti oa
application at tie °Moe of the Academy. ' sp26it , •
NIUSIOAL . FUND HALL.-411111 GER- ,
ILL MANIA - OBOILIBTILA give Pribla lUMIZABB
ALB every BaTtfitD.WY. 211 e Iset will be given on'
the 28th of May. Single Tickets 26 ornate; ', l6o 'z' -
age of tickets for $l, which - may be obtained at -
Andre , a, 110 Olmsted etreet ; Beek lairtonet
of Seventh tad Watt:ant, and •at the door of the Sett: The perforicancs coromeneesst 83S o'elosk P. M. emu
tUfn;s,oo fAq#oit:
LA' PERLE -Am? TVCOEdiS
CHAMPAGNEI3.
The undersigned have been appointed sole agents for
the :United States, and thinadi v for the isle -.of the
Champagne ' , Mole of Mum: : JACQUES 40.1gliii ,
CO:, at Chalons-enr•Marne, Prune. " We presenttheir
-wines tol ! ho public under two bruits, mangy: '
LA PERU - AND - RUBIS.
The « PIRLII Wine is of exiinfidte Berns and fruity
bate, end Is gnaTnitled to cOropereleienihly with. any
Wine in the American market. - • • -
The 44 RUBIS is a tine Cabinet Ohaespegrie,:af •
beentital Baby coior' viten natuial-te_th•
This wine le indonbied!j- pea of the thieet Satjnet
Obempairaie predated in /rinse, and is reads from
* grepee or the - choicest seieoUcea.", '
Prom the long outpatients, extmadva inkagendona, rma
large - means of the Will known Imam of '7ACCark2
&DEW & 00.4 -and* thitir detenalnattoit - to tarlatan
'dais whirl Atli meet iiithlhe approval of oorammera,
we feel persuaded that a 'trial will tally:Milablialaall
we claim foithe excellentaiof thaw
CRAMER; ABEGO, A - Mont:NM:6Z -
No: 19,-BROAD BTltNirr., NNW TOE
The above Wines may be had et the folkwing places
-
In Philadelphia E - - - •
J OHM GARNISOIr & CO ,184 Walnut atr; s.TnotrAS
noose & Co., 238 Dock et ; JIRST WASIZZ, 231 Cheat. not et. ,• Tome & 206 El. Trout at.4-Mtr
oagyx., & ALLYN; 814 M. Front st. ; PLYPIRSON, COMM,
& CO &
88 N. mind at.; LAWSON" k. IrsazsEl i pii7 Mar
ket et.; THOMPSON Maim; corner Chestnut , and-Brpsd.
ate.; WW. Piave's, ; Twelfth and - Cheatnnt sos.•
I)Libile & HAYWARD, 103 Market at ; BINON 00tfON,
nor. Woad and Walnut; - AINOLD & .LN I Walnut
street; Wx. - 1.-111annoor& Co.; - 115 &nth Third at.
Alas at the following Motels: ' - -•- - • '
GIRARD HODSN,PREB/11:011r, 871013, & 00.1WASHINa•
TON nOOBN, A. Y.. GLASS j BT. LLWILENOt Hotti, ;1931.
S. 0/1/PIOILL'& Co. j PrINILONANIV H 0190 .9 0. IMOKIN",
BIN & Bon - . - fen 123. f-ft
3nsitiante Companies.
ENTERPRISE 'INSURANCE COMPA
NY.
_PILISENT - Oei•ITAL, stoo;000.
- all Paid in and Unmated. '
This Company insure BUILDINGB,IFURNITtiIIit,
and 15111.1WHANDI811 generally% against loci or damage
by dre . '
Ground Rents, Mortgages, MeeksalciP Lieuant
othereoeuritles on Real lotate , will also be apicially
lamed, if desired..
_ .
V Ratchford Starr, Mordecai L. Daiwa,
bi'llee, George H. Stuart,
Ralbro Frazier, John H. Brown,
John M. Atwood, B A Yohneetac.l,
Benj T. Tredlok, •Andrew D. Haab,
Henry Wharton, ' J. Livingston Irringer.
• =V. RAMO ORD STARR, President.
CHARLIE W. CORN, Seereterr._ - - -
Temparary (MU. 152 South FOURTH Street, until
the completion of the Company's _Bulldog* •
8 W. COMM& VOURTH LED WAttWT STB.
mylB2on
GIULTON'S INSUR &NUE ADIUBT
ING AND COLLEOTING OP/MA, No. 005
OREBTNIII. Sheet,
PHILADELPHIA
. .
Proofs of Lose end other requimitee msde out form.
ties eustaining loss er damage by fire to property /n
-ear ed, in full complianoe.with the intricate conditions
of Policies of Insurance, in such a manner as to oh-
Tilde plat or axone for rednotion or Iltiotion, end to
the entire satisfaotion of all parties.
Particular attention gives to the oolleation of claims
against Insurance Companies. -
Patties will find it to their interest to consult the nn.
derel good as soon after the dribs possible.
No charge for consaltition. -
.TAiLES MILTON,
Isumraa es Adjtuolter
T" QUAKER . CITY INSCRA.NCE
COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, Ps.
FRANKLIN BUILDINGS, No. MB WALNUT Street.
rirl=l=7l.mv.il
Paid tip Capital and Burplug 22124,&51 42
Chartered Capital . 600,000 00
Insures against lose or damage by Piro and the perils
of the Bea, Inland Navigation, and Transportation, on
the moat favorable terms.
Logien promptly adjusted and paid.
DIZIOTO2B.
George H. Hart, E. W. Batley,
E. P. Roes, Andrew 11, Chambers,
A. O. Cattail, Charles G. Imlay,
Johil G. Dale, it R. Coggehall, ,
Posterl. Perkins, Samuel Jonas,
Dom H. U. Faller. .
OF/10111E1.
GEORGE H. HART, President.
IL P. RPM, Vide "'resident.
H. R. OOGGSIIALL Secretary and Treasurer.
S. H. BUTLER, !Lash E.:rotary. cad
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I - NB - CHANCE COMPANY of THE
SPATS OP PENNSYLVANIA—FIRE AND MA
RINE INSURANGS—No. 4 SXOILANGS BUILDINGS.
Chartered in 1794--Capital s2oo,ooo 7 Asseta, Janus
ary 1,1868, $347,446.60.100,
All invested in sound and available seenritles—nonti
one to insure on Fowls and Cargoes, Buildings, &oaf
of Merchandise, &o. on liberal terms.
MB= TOW :
HeniTD. Bherrerd, George H. Btnart,
Nimeon Toby, Puma Grant, Jr.,
Charles Macalester, Tobias Wagner
William 8. Smith, Thomas B. Wattm,
John B. Budd, , Unary G. Freeman,
William it White, Charles 8. - Lewis,
George 0. Carson.
HENRY D. BHBBBBRD, President.
WaL7lll TiAirma, Secretary. 7e9-wfmn.tr
A ItERICAN FIRE SURANCE CO.,
L. INCORPORATED 191 C—CHARTER PER
PETUAL.
No. Sle WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia.
Mains a large paid up Capital Stook and Surplus
Invaded in sound and available Securities, oontinnet%
Irtrare on Dwelling', Stores, Furniture, Marchand+ se,
Vessels in Port and their Osman, and other Personal
property. All losses liberally and promptly adjusted.
DIRDOTORS.
George Abbott, John T Lewis,
John Welab, James B Campbell,
Samuel 0. Morton, Edmund G Butilh,
Patrick Brady, Chaa.W. Pouttney,
Teruel Morrie. , .
GEORGE ABBOTT, President.
THOMAS R MAWR P,er•etarv. ,sta.sif
OaDings ,ffattbs.
C4PRING GARDEN SAVING FUND SO
DUSTY OP PHILADELPHIA.
Office, No. 821 North TILTED Street,
Aoonaolidatlon Bank Building )
CHARTERED BY TilE LEGISLATURE OP plum-
SYLVANIA
Deposits recei ved In come of One Dollar and upwards
and repaid in Geld, without notion, with 1/TV.E PER
GENT. INTEREST from the day of deposit till with
drawn.
A responsible and reliable Sayings Institution has
long been needed in the Northern part of the pity and
The Spring Garden Saving Fund Society'', was a ir .
tared by the Legislature of Taman-anis to impply this
Th e manager'', in organizing and lowtting
it, have been governed wholly by a desire to aocommo
date the business interests and wants of the very large
and enterprising population by which it is surrounded.
OFFICE - OPEN DAILY,
From I/ to 2N &duet ; also, on MONDAY and Tanta-
PAY from 6 unEl 8 o'clock in the evening.
- MANAGERS.
Frederick Klett; Stephen Smith, - -
John P. Levy, Hon H. R Strom%
Daniel Underkoiler ,
rederick Steak.,
Wands Hart, Joseph P. LiOlero,
John Render, Jr., George Knecht,
- James IS Pringle, deco), Dock, -
Joseph M. Dowell, Hon. Wm. bmward,
George Woelpper, Cito. T. Thorn,
Peter O. Ellmaker, Robert B. Davidson.
JAMES 8. PRINGLE, President.
NIIANOIN HANY. Beeretary, , - 7Slol4tif
I&VINQ STATES
1,7
TB T COMPANY, corner el THIRD arid MUT
NUT Streets. _ .
Largo and small llama meeloas, and paid boa' on de
mand syllboat tame, with VIVID PER ORET. IN
TEREST from the day of deposit to the day of with
drawal. -
Office bows. fxom 9 until fr ceolook, every day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from until 9 &dock.
DEELETS for sale on England, Irtlaud, and Boot
trim - Eltip
President-9'9EOMM R. CRAW/ORE, •
• Treasurer—PLlNY FIBS. -
Toiler—Jl46l3 R. &AUL
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