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Ship Gongs' Peat;dr. Beorlon, from Baltimore for
Cella* wet spates Apelf7,' lat 88, tangle' ,
Ship,Reary, ,Ruttage, 'roarer, from Boston,at San
Tranotsco 23d alt. —— ,
7Shlyillatms, Agry, fromOharleafon; arrived at Liver.'
'pool 4th Met': "e- i•-•'• • t •
Ships Oared and Larioseter, for Philadelabla, were
loading at Linerpbol ith inst. - • • •
• Ship 1 0 Boynton; Theobald,' from CharlertOn for
aronstadt sailed from INtat 6th hot •
' • B'hla forret • Oak. Sao,' 'from Wonlafeitt, wan, off"
Quienstorrn about 2d Mat, welting orde'e. "
Skip Rockland. Sargent, front New York, arrived at
Melbourne Tab 21 • - , • „
Shlelrtharaten,,Charitbate, from Charleston, arrived
at LivarpOol 7th init. • , ' •
Ship 7q3str "urn; Ifintoten, from Charleston, arrived
'at Liven* Malibu& • •• • " "
t 'Birk Mary It Kendall Stranklud, at New. York yes.
larder:WM • • - • ' - e
t .Barr °bailee Keen, Obettlag,: from Imarto, war at
stenos, Ay t r Mirth at, dealtleg, - •
t Bark Ann -101renithyNorgrave; for New York, wad'
at Buenos Ayrest Mittel 31. "' •, •
Bark-Powhitan - , Simmons ; from Havana, Was Plug
into Bun* rat into' .
Bark 'Sophie Iffrabstli, Be Bun, sailed from Rm.
vast 21 fri.t , or Oda port. ' '
Bark- Mliammolt; !mins, trailed from mareelliee let
last for Palermo: ' •
, Bark Nimrod. Whiting from Manila, Sept 19, vie
,hforritina. Ifeb 18, at Bolton 20kh hist. •
Berk St Mary, Sparla,ltenoo, - was at Montevideo,
Rark iamblem, Davis, from Briton, at Barcelona 284
'ultimo.
• Bubb -W Wall, Titus . , for• Philadelphia, was at Pa.
lerino 27tb
;•.surir Our Union, Kent, cleared at Peiteacab, 17th n't,
for Rhediasnalro..,-. ,
tz -Bark•Amalia, (Brain.) Ilabbirt;from Rio de Janeiro,
arrived at New York 20th tart •
Bark floreats, Webb, from Baltimore for Pement
.bucte, was apokao April 3, let 10 N, lon 82. •
Bark Algonquin, Iffibbae for Calcutta, sailed from
Liverpool sth - • • • -
Bart Petro., Crowell, Irons Nair York, arrived at
Meib'prna
Bark .0 I Kt shay, MOWS,. from Rio Crude, arrived
at Queivitown 6th last , -
Hark Ramiltea,-Parkeri' hence, arrived at Havana
• •Bark,Terese, Tester, for lifaraatibo cleared at New
Yak 213 t hot ' -
•
!SAC tettga,Nhistresi for Philadelphia; sailed fm Pa
rmOilid alt
Bark,Oomet, Barr. from Hong Kong; it-Pan Prim
iSoo, torsions to sth hart
Berk 'Metals onditetellioa; Whine, for Pensacola,
•
M s's Merril, to sea from New Orleans 14th Met.
~ Bark Whmsenroooo; Weeks, from Buenos Lyme, Hardt
1, arrived at Beaten 2int %et
Bark.-Atneiloan, Worth:Frit, for Philadelphia, re.
inalnedat Cardenas 13th beet. .--, • , -
.IP.re Tonle*, Jarman, eleszid at 'Cardenas 12th inet,
for PhVatelohia.- - ' = • •
- Brig Thar Walkeriltorth, galled from Balbsdoes 28th
tilt for Foliate.. • - r
Bror Orincia. Malthus, for-Philadelphia, cleared at
Nee York Met „
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Tr a John Rell, Shirrs, for Philadelphia, wog !outing
at Bard%au Mit lard, •• ,
• Brig,Taltortalo. ( Sib,) for Philadelphia, mailed from
Paiormo 21t let - • • ..-
'• Brig Birth Hawk. Talbot. from oaate for Phliadel--
phis ,eyed from Battport,l6th,taat ,•• , -
Brig Eitiolaretta,lfilibortii kens., at - Marealllea 2d
featant _ ,
-Brig Brioaracei3Onimack; Wiwi , from Pernambuco
26th alt for Phliadelplari. . • —'
Brig State Of.Mainei Oates - arrival at Na* York 21st•
tea from llnenoe, Ayres; Math 111.. , The bath Wawa •
ke, ,fir New York, mita March 28, with the follow.
fog paesenitere Capt t Meman..lete of ablp °Astonish',
:boned *NB A end Frederick 11 Dorr. .The-Duteh brig
, for,,lielom:l failed .26th Match. Birk Wagon
Place -Roberte,nalled frow.,Mcntevideo for. New York
Kurth 80. Tbe bork' Tway Maas, Obeever. exiled front
:Salem in °etcher lact,"bad not yet arrived.
Sebr Mary 7 Smith. Smith. for Philulelpbta, went to
awn from .oharleetoe 'l9th Inst. 955 bbla motets turpen -
tine. 95 bble twin, 198 bore MB iron, 0,000 ft lumber,
and 118 ohms mandate: -
Behr John It Nether, Ntokereao, old et-Boston Mk
Snit for this port. - -• .' " • - '
Sohn, Urn; OroweN„for Ude port, - was at Newport
Behr John• Zo_rma, Stseiketioe. from Port Morrie for
Wilgolnittoe; Del; at( Yolk/let inet` , -
flebr.t.hplotte. Whlttler;, for this port we Bogor,
- idled fowl Prot:Mei:o)ol9th Ind: red al:tottered below.
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Bohr W ta-Bartlett, Connelly, from Baltimore at New
York 21e loot—' • ' '
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Pehr /d- Bo•. Wenn:mad, for - Philadelphia, clewed
01rib:ignition, WO,,Sist Inst.
Far 8 B Wheeler, Bestow; cleared at New Orleans
inst for Menses
Rohr RR D.loy, 4lnoon, for Philadolplds, oloorod at
Bastontlet Inst. .
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frobr Madonna. Versa', for Philadelphia, sailed from
, Pioride.noe 40th Inst. ;
.!!.. &brit enry.Natt.-Balrer, from Black River, :awaits,
arrived at New York diet het -
' flehr-1101 llUae, 1101101; wss loadhig at H 14th
hiet•Azr Phila 4 l l Phia ,
flehr Now B Leonard. Leavitt, from Cardenas, ar
rived at Ifevflforit. Sl,t iret.
Ailen,, Sprang, -from Oarienan, arrived' at
•P'l , .. ;York 21et • •-• •
, Rehm / Clark. Scull; lainbew Havener. mat A Ham-
It.,nee arrived at noetonßOth Met
Bobvilehraim and Anna Dole hence arrived at Mo
bile 3 6:11: inst.-
Planner'lbw,- cleared' at ,Wilmingion,
W - 4241.8i1t !note: for.Oarde .whila .Iying et Hire`
,114thonkfloleinrcentrock bralghtnlog. which abirarrAl
-bar maintopmeat• and caused other damage She ro.
Annied tolort hOtltlnet, • '
Messner. 010, Um, liana& from Alelandrio
20th loot for Pbiladelplile. - •
-Ittoeiro Tskokii..—Ttis -bark .Ffehßeuncen, Captain'
Wier _Abbott, olosrod It ibis port DilflOth, for Barba
die3,-wlth coal: and - hag not ninon bean heard front..
Th. woe an 1:11 veiled, 417 tons, bail In Norfolk in
18,48; said was owed there brafeesre Hardy & Bro -
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W H Kook , Y - '7 Dils; Jr, Piketon, Er
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John 0 Bickel. Phila. - 7as Boyd, Phils
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Tao W-Blabsn; Indiana, Pa 8 It Hartman, Pittsburg
T W Hartman, Pittsburg , H Densmore, °antra Co
John Irwin, jr,'Pa
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NATIONALHOTEL—Barat at.. above Thtrd.
, Naarllhlnr, trheariatille 'GPI Hamner, HnianniVille
S Kaufman, Juniata 00 , Pa' 0 Or°Oman, Enntingdon
Cleo Weiser, Altoona, ' ' H Dougherty, Centre to
•706 Darker, Indiana - C o,ok, Uniormil'e, Pa
Peter Shoemaker, Obeil eo " J Woodside & lam, Phil&
H Wilson, Pougleaville P &mac Doneturrille
N Itelfenyder„yottswille - Peol Potter, Pa
jnotarver, Dannhin eo J Ssolibteb, Harrisburg
II {Tanana, theralind, 0 0 W Remoy. Reading
X 0 NAB, Piliatfi Peak Thoi Beall, Pike's Peak
Dr H S Pieter, Kiitstnain ,JaeoblLli; Tamaqua, Pa
Varkefetreet,above
Wm P bloßeever, P R
Peter Preach; Pa
John lohoptoo, Pa
J Dyer, Ambito co
A Levine, Wllm , ton. Del
I Fhloee, Colorable, Pa
B Deleobangb, Pa
Geo Noble, P
John Oteampr, P R R
STATES HELEN HOTEL'
.Tobnneon, Columbia
RH Thomaq, MedianiostOs
Wright,Bile Pa
Wiroes, Pittabirg
P V Hoax, lad,
H Rios, Columbia, P*
James I , hillier, Pa
hlrq COulter,:tatroba, Pa
H Priokos, Pittsburg
BL SEMI INN—Ylfth Ind Merchant.
John Themes, Washington 0 L Snakier Weelaington
Tos'itabbridge, Montg , y co D W Doehnell, Pa
0 Arthur. Montgomery. 40 John Lutz, Pa
Smith Preston: Chester eo P Shantz DayleStown
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Chao P Stadiger, Phila- .T Coates, Laneaster co
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Shullenbergar, Ha itilie 0 0 Stover, Chicago
7 Brown. Harrisburg Henry Smith, R artsburg
F. R Divisisd, Pa ' -. It Spear, Boston
:mama Weikel, Radon Richard Dickson, Illinois
J V Holcomb, Cincinnati Ming A Holcomb. Oln. 0
RI Butz, Galena; I 1 . Batnl itheffer,Valana, 11l
O Hillman , Columbus, 0
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Fiecond street. above &roh.
IYr Pa%throe. P,lilla , D W Chambere hwt
8 13 Dayton Pa T Beale, New Milford, Pa
W 8 Howe, Woo) co 0 Jones, Philo
B Bonn. Winslow W 0 Brown, Indiana, Pa
John W Meet, Clearfield W H McCarty, Bethlehem
,T Lela. N Y R Chatham. Clinton co
W a atotzenbeek,Bethlebm James Smith Boston
AB McClure, Indiana on, Pa Btephea D Arnie Md
BARLEY SHIA? NOTNX.—Reeood*t.. below Vine
14 Hobert, N Y • P Rtcb, Reeks oo
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Oboe Barmen. Obloago, 11l II Yardley. Backe eo
T I Keith. Backe ro A Web, Bake co
Vendee, t Hilda eo B Batty, Doylestown
W B Brown Bnote co John P. Neely, Backe co
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Wm L Mittne , Phil& J W Pfol, Lebanon
David Drumm, Doylestown
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M Basel* Lebanon co - lohn Yan N Y
L Bel(abseil', Marietta, Pa 0 Lower Montgomery VO
Joel ah Beigel, - Reading Henry Slater, Beading
MIROIIANT£I , IIOIIBI, Third et., above Calloatill
Jacob Moyer, N 7 Aaron Lambert, N i
Jamb Lefeenring, NorthMi
Alarriagzo.
At the Iseonttte Mansion. Harrisburg. on Thursday,
79th instant. by Rey. enamel Herder; Mr. JAMBS W.
CL (RR, editor' of the Lioominz Gazsys. and If se
MARY daughter of Hoven:tor Wm P Parker. *
We wish our neighbor of the Harem air the good
look imagin•bte, and hope that the Union jest formed
may be a golden marriage, matted by all that Is con
ducive to happiness and prosperity.—Williamsport
Press.
On the 171 h Inatantby the Rev J. Vir' Mann. Mr.
ftIIOHAEL TREVZ to Jflen LIZZIII4 KOPP, 01l of thin
atty.
Oa the 19th instant, by Rev.W '
T. Dunker Mr
88117. JAM EMA, of Lerteaster ' county. to Mite
SLUM MILDIIIIB, of ttaverforti, Delaware county. *
Oa the 18'h Instant, by Bev. John McDowell, Mr:
JACOB HAREM of Lewisburg; Pa , to MIAs R. MIND
L. BBNICINB, formerly of Camden county, N. J. *
13eatbs
At York, Pa., onPaturiley afternoon isst: at the resi
dence or 8. Wagoner Erg , eanbler of the York Bank,
Km MARIA RBITZBL• lumen) , of Lancaster. Pa *
On the :let Instant, Mr. SAMUEL NEaLL, in the
79th year of hie age, formerly of the firm of - Neall
Barrett, of this city.
Ifni relatives and friends bre respentfhlly invited to
attend hie funeral, from hie late residence. No 039
North Twelfth street, on Tuesday morning, at 9 (Meek.
To prooted to Ebenezer M. E; Ottureh„Ohrietiati street,
below fourth. •
On the 21et instant, 1011,N T. TALLMAN, aged 40
years.
The relatives and Mende, also the Northern Liberty
Tire Company, are invited to attend hie funeral, on
'Meals." afternoon at 4 o'clock, from his late residence,
No 617 North. Eighth street, below Wing Garden.
The burial will be at St Jamie Church, Raw et. •
On the 20th instent, HENRY PAUU BUTI,OIt, ages
12 years
The relatives and friend, of the family are respeet
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of
hit mother, Wre. 'Elisabeth 'Butler, No.' 4 Juvenal
street, above Walnut. below • Eleventh, thin (Woodsy)
morning, at 9 o'clock. , Interment at Cathedral Ct.
metery.
On the 20th instant, Mrs. ICLIZABETR TILLING
RSV% daughter 'of 'the late William Champlain, of
Westaly; R I, In the gist year of her age. (Na, Bed
ro,l, mese , rod Newport, It. I . 'poem pinew..Orrt - 1
Per frien d,, and -those. or the family, are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
et her danzAter; Mrs, P. U. , oanipbell, Ito 942 North
Eighth nixed, this (Monday) afternoon, 28d last— at 8
°Weak. ' - *0
On the 18th instant, ZAMIII V. X. IdeOLol.lt&Y,
M. D In thifittli year of Ida age - •
• Rie friends are rimpectfully invited to attend the in
ners!, from the residence or his Wile?. MI heel blitiOlos
key, No. 1316 Site street. this (Monday) morning, et 9
o'clock. 'to proceed to St. John's Ohara, Thirteenth
street. '
O. the 20th leotard, CAROLINE ELIZABETH,
&tighter of the late Charles and Mary L. Deal, In the
15th year of her . age.
- The relatives ind friends are reque■ted to attend ber
funeral,f,oce 1103 Vine street, this (Motids3) afternoon,
at 8. o'clock
Health Repoli.
'llrea.ta Winos, hisyll,
Interments is City of Philadelphia from the
the llat of May, .1.660. '
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Croup 0 46 Loop 9
Congest'n of Lingo; 2 " Paritminum 1
' 4, .of Brain{ 1 4 44 8.6 t Bowels 4 8
Cholera Infant= 2 Insanity 1
OonsuutM of Lunge 373 Inanition .. ...... 8
Oonvalsions ' 6 filaniaota 8
Dropsy, Dram 2 blarasmus 8
Oheet ' 8 Aleaales 2
Disease of Drain.— 8 Mort illation 1
Heart... 2 Old Age 6
Drowned .......... 1 1 Paley 3 1
D reenter, 4 Rheumatism 1 -
Debility 2 8 Borofula ' 2
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Fever, Billow! 1 Unknown 1
,g Puerperal .. 1 Want and Neglect.. 8
" Scarlet 2 Whooping Cough,. 1
4 Typhus .... 3 - -- --
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21 60 to 60 11
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" 50 to 40...
Prom the Miniboom
P. ople of Color
Holes
Venuiles
By order of the BI
.27 I Toted
7 I From the eouotry.
19
I'o I Boys
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l of Health.
TIC rmarnam, Health Mlle.
frrPleuthrrn Pacific finilrend Company.—
itil Stockholders most now make the advance of
fifty clots per share upon their stook, and send their
certificates to D. C. WILDER, Secretary, at Marshall,
Texas, for a - The loin wade and paid into my
heads, has protected Mime who have paid it, and ee.
cured thereby the °martin:init.° all for & temporary
period of being also protected by 11(110 promptly apply
ing All who fail or neglect ,to do no now, must and
will be cut off, as clog., to: the eitfreprise I I have no
alternative lett, as the Proishteor of 'the Company, but
to enforce this policy. Thom e who have paid "up bore
done so with this express and.unconditional under
standquy, that all should be made to pay—tbereby
enabling the 'Prerident and Directors to free the Cam.
ploy of litigation and every inmetiment to the commas
fed proercutton of the enterprise—by a compromise
-01er policy has bass it.augurated, Salaried and ea
'tnmsas have been reduced from 510,0/0 per annum to
1.13 KO The whole stook liability has been reduced
OLIO•halr in amount without injury to any Stockholder
wan shell pay np—redneed to the actual "lane of the
property, of the company, without estanating the rights
and franchises et anything.
We must pay promptly our debts. and we n not pro.
vide the toenail to construct the road, in order to reap
,the profits of the enterpries and secure the grants made
by Texas to our Compaoy.
The Company propoze to raise the money by the Sale
of stock at par to purehue the labor to construct the
road. Stootholders have the exclusive privilege of
purehiudna the etc k for tdoety days, from 6.186 a.
All preens are cautioned against buying or are teeing in
the stook et the Omopany, which ghoul not have been re
issued from the Idershall office, and bearing Cate since
the 6 h of April, 1869. The press, generally, frierld:y to
this great Southern enterprise, will please copy this
notice: that each and entry Btookholder shall be fully
warned—as they retitle in every State, and are almost
IP every localliv In the Ilolon.
J. W. TIL.POUD, No 2 1 6 WALNUT Street, will re
ceive. loan, or surrender dock. as Agent We desire no
misunderetandir g and hope to bear no complaints here
after. Thia to the last call upon our Stockholders; it
is the pecuniary' interest of those, who have paid, that
others shall not do so yet, they do desire that ail may
do so even yet, and share, to the fullest extent in the
benefits of the late compromise pod fatly° advantage to
be derived from this enterprise.
We expect daily to hear of the disirlasal of State snit.
All who intend to pay or surrender two thirds of their
stook without payment must proceed at once to do so,
or they will he cut cif. J. PC WLE.IIB,
•
my23•mwdrfr-9b - President.
tarßutler House Hotel Company.—A Spa.
aid Heeling of the committee of Twenty. ap
pointed at' the,leat Armual Bleetmg of the Corporatora
of " The Butler House Hotel Company" will be held at
the Mee of the Company, at the Bouthweet corner of
NINI H cod 8AN3031 Street, second floor, on MON
NAY EVENING, Hey 28 1859, at 8 &cloak_ Punctual
attendance Is requested upon badness of great Impor
tance J, BBitOillANT PP lOC,
fir Meeting of the Board. of Trade. A
Stated Mr atlas of the Asacciation of the Board Of
Trade wilt be held in their lloolne. No 605 1511.168 rrz UT
Street, on THIS (Monday) EVENING, May 20, ct 8
&cloak _
The attendance of member" generally le regorated.
•
it : . ' LOGIN BLODGET,' Secretary.
ITTNottoe '—Grren HUI :Umbel Company,
BEVIINTENDITH end POPLe.u. Ptratoe.—T ee
Bootie for the flqbaottption of the Oepltal Btooli of non
Company will be operke6 ,at the House at JOHN G.
novo& Ridge avenue, below Girall avenue, on
the 24th, 26th, and 2f3th of May lost . betweee tholes:no
oC2st4 6 o'clock P.ll By order of the flomolesloners.
myl9 It* , JOHNOON, &order,.
(cr.. Office of the Borthd of Trade, goq Cheer.
Nlll. Street, fdsy 18, 1859.
.aecordance with 11 resolution of the Rgecutive
00U4011, it 14 011333onined that the Rooms of the Beard of
Trade ire open to the nee of members, and of others in
trodneed by them from AM. until .9 o'clock even
ing, until further notice. ,
• Piles or the city papers, of the commercial papers Of
New York and other cities. with c number. pf foreign
mere; and filer' or gets of the commercial report° and
doonneentlef the General Government, of other Boards
of Trade and Ohambers of Commerce, sod of the prinol
idit Railroad and Canal companies, ere kept at the
ptoeme and in the Idirnmr
UrtAt , LOBIN 8140/WT,fleotetitrp
THE. PRES S .--PHILADELPHIA; MONDAY._ MAY 23. 1859.
eye Post Office, May 19,
1880 —The new time tables on the Lehigh Valley
and North Penceylvania Railroads hare caused the fol
./owing changes in the hours for closing the math, (9r
afloat in the Lehigh Valley and DoylestOwn, -
' The - morning mall/ for Allentown, Bethlehem, Maw*
Chunk, Oatessoque., and the Lehigh Valley generally,
will close at 8 $ll A. M., instead of 7.30 A.. bi
The ANTEBNOON mat f or the same placee (except
Bethlehem) have been DISCONTINUED' The after
noon malls for Bethlehem and Doylestown will close at
8 80 Instead of 1 80.
Persons having ooptes of the mail table leaned from
this office may note the above changes in the blank
column left for that purpose,
my7o.Bt GIDEON G. MORCOTT, F. M.
PrThe Young Alen , • Christian Association
OF PIIIIXDBLPHIA..—The remits? Monthly
ng of this formation will be. held on nest MON
DAY EVENING May 28d, at 8 &cloak in the MIMI
BAPTIST 081T8013., Bantam street. below Ninth.. An
essay will be read by Mr. JAMES GRAHAM. Subjeet
4, Truth n The public are respeatfully Invited to at
tend. Galleries reserved for Ladies
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Cor. Secretary.
El7 ° Spacial Notice to Members.—Ae some of the
most important moaaures in whieh the Association is
concerned will come berme this meeting for action it
is particularly requested that every member will make
• special • Bort to be present
mr29.3t GEO. H. STUART. pree'dent.
03- University of Pennsylvania—Depart . .
MENT OP ARTS.
The Examination of the Senior Ohara for Degrees will
be held on 5 , x days. of the present and .the ensuing
week, beginning on each day at 4 o'clock, P. M.
FRIDAY, 20th by the Provost, "American Condi-
Maloof; to written. ' -
• MONDAY. 231, by Prof. FRAZER. t. Physical Gen
written.
TUESDAY, 24th, by Prof. COPPER, "Shaw's Eng
lish Ltteratnre," written.
WEDNESDAY. 25tb, by Prof JACKSON. Horace
and Juvenal," written
UURSDAY, 28th, by Prof. KENDALL, ''Mathl
ruatio..,, written.
FRIDAY, 27th, by Prof. ALLEN. t, Plutaroh'e Jaltne
Cretan , ' GEORGE ALLEN,
nty2o.ot Secretary.
1:1TNoon Prayer Meeting.—Badness Metes
- PRAYER ManTING held D CILY, at no , clock,
at the BANEIONI-BTRICH 0811ROH, below Ninth at.
hlcrahoots, Clerks, and all others cordially invited.
Oeme, and bring a friend with yon. - myfi.tt
GeIIIIIIIIMWO Pass nger Railway Com-
PANY, Office 228 DOCK Street.—PUlLAlMn.
PZIA, May 18, 1059 —Nolte , ' is hereby given to the
Stockholders of the Germantown Passenger Railway
Company, in accordant!e with the provisions of the
Charter. that an election for President, aloe Manavers,
sod Treasurer of the said Company. will be held at their
Mae, No WS DOOR Street, on TatiltbDAY, June 2,
DM, at 11 Wok.* m the forenoon.
mylB-tje2 WM HINGBELY, Secretary.
rane People's State Convention.—The Citi.
sena of Philachlphis, and of the several coun
ties of this Commonwealth, attached to the PEOPLE'S
PARTY, and
all voters who are opposed to the Ingest,
tuWelee. and extravagant measures of the National Ad
ministration. are requested to send DELEGATES, equal
in number to their several representations In the Gene
ral Areembly, to a CONVENTION to be held at HAR
RISBURG, on Wednesday, June Bth, 11369, at 10 A. M.
to nominate Candidates for AUDITOR GENERAL and
SURVEYOR GENERAL, to be voted for at the general
election in next October
HENRY M. PULLER, Oldrman.
WILLIAM B. MAIN, Secretary.
orOf Hoe Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
PITILADHIRBI /1., April 15th, 1869 —The Board of
Directors bare this day declared a semi-annual Dividend
of THREE PER CENT. on the Hapltal Stock of the
Company, clear of State Tax, payable on and after May
15th, 1869.
Powers of Attorney for collection of Dividends can be
Lad on application at the °fans of the Company, No.
284 Booth THIRD Street.
Ipl6-dtiell ,Tllofl. T. FIRTH. Tresenier
Dr. Weder+a Cheatnot Spriega - Water
OURS, at Mutant Hill, Philadelphia county,
Pa.
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•
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apl3-8 n If .
•
31 ACKELIn3
EXTRACT OF 0 ALVER'' FEET
Attention in reoneeted to thin
eup.vr,tion PREPARATION
for the prodnotfon of a.
rum, BRIGHT, NUTBITIOIN JELLY,
put up In four different attes t adapted to Families,
Boarding Rouses, Confectionery Establiehments, &a.
Imported and add, Wk olessle and ltetail, by
EDWARD PARRISH,
800 ARCH STREET.
my23onwikfrl2t
T'UR SALE-A STEAM ENGINE,
twenty-eve horse power, nearly new, with 2
thirty feet hooters, thirty inches in diameter. Also, a
lot of Shafting. Hangars, and Pulleys. Alen, Saw,
Moulding, and Tennarrtiog Machines. Par rewilen
lard, Inquire of 0: HALL. N. W. earner TWRLETII
and HAMILTON streets or of ISAaO BAKER. No.
]4l South POURTki Street my23.121*
FOR SALE—Paper-Printing Machinery,
consisting of Printing. Grounding, Polishing cod
Damping Machined, Mash Tub, Brushes Praline Sinn.
lug, Block Tables, Blush Poxes, Rollers, Beele is..
in., is, Isquire at 917 OGIIitOII Alley. my 28.60,
11OR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS, re-
Pert to . REHIRE' , PHOTOGRAPHIO GALLERY,
SECOND Street, above Green, where all sixes and kinds
of PholSg rapes sod Artibroty pea era Mae at a low price.
BUCK BEER BUCK BEER I—Of an.
eerier quality, can be had at the NORTHERN
HALITARY HALL, THIRD Street. below Green,
THIS DAY. [ltevi FR. LADNER,.
111ANILLA ROPE—Assorted sizes mann-,
wt. featured and for aale at lowert New York prison
by WEAVER FITI,F.R. It CO., No. 28 North WATFR
Bvent and 22 NORTH W ILIONIIB. iny23
RALE • ROPE AND T WINE Nannlac
tut hired and for ;ale by WEAVER, YITLER, &
CO , No. 28 North WATER Street end 22 NORTH
WHARVES my2B
TAR.-20D bble Tar, in prime order, for
-IL nag, by WEAVER, FLTLER, & CO., No 23
North WATKR btroot and 21 NORTH WHARVES.
PIRIIS TURPENTINE.-55 bbls Spirits
Tnrcantine in atom and for Bala by ROWLEY.
AStisUßNsit, Ou., No. 16 SOUTH WHARVES.
A M.BROTYPISTS AND PHOTO
-CM- GRAPIIHtIB—Your attention is walled to GEO.
DABBS & C0.1a4 large Mock of OASES, Chemicals and
Materials, of all desnriptiona, and sold on the 133011 t Too.
mumble Comma, at No. 1 It ADISTILAD Plane, Fourth
street, above Chestnut, Philadelt&m. O•dera by mail
or express punetually attended to. Price Meta sent
from. Torn nrabrotype ItOOMIS for sale, cheap.
my2l 2t*
HAMS AND SHOULDERS.-8,000 pieces
Olty•Bmoted Hams sad Shoulders. Also, 900
places tx.re. Sugar-oured Hams, for sale by 0. 0
SAM= & 00., Altar( Street, second door alums
Prost my2l.
HERRING. -275 bbls. Pickled Herring.
Alm, 285 boxes Smoked Herring for s•lo by 0.
0 SADLES k 00., At RUH Street, second door above
Front. tny2l
AOKBILEL.-410 bble. Nos. 1,2, and 8
Mackerel, In whole, half, and quarter bblv
Ovls'rat Pops:re. 0. 0 BADLRR Ca 00., AROII
o
Street, aecond door above Front my2l
DRAFTS—On the Union Bank of Lon
don, and Royal Bank of Ireland. in Name to snit.
For ealeby WELLS. FARGO, fa 00.,
na119.8010 400 ottv,artn Street.
BRICK PRESSES, Clay Tempering Ida
cbines. and Itrlckmakerea tools, timid/anted at
9UO Banta FIFTH Street
utylo.2n* B. P. MILLER.
Secretary
r INENS FOR MEN'S WEAR.
ILA American Linen Oompanre tinperior stile Brown
Linen Coatings, X and X, various elitideei Brown and
Bleached Linen onoka, Tarlons styles; gown Linen
Drain. A choice assortment of the above Goode now
on simple, and for sale by JOSEPH LEA,
dig-if 12S and 786 CILIESTNUT Street
MBE GALE , of popular favor fa blowing
11 towards the old established store occupied by
2111GLED. & AdIIPH, corner of b.ECOND and GREF.Ii
litreets, where may be found a choice assortment of
wogs Of fine quality, as well as White Lead, Zino
Paiute, and Window Etas, allot ghfoh ate unrivalled.
aa2d•tf -
DISPOT,
' s a nd `iir.ll,l,oW Street,
§ l l3 . :0 00 N I : tet.,rttl & Bik E DNG A DB R Ae N t r vi E T :2 2
Philadelphia.
-Wood-burnt Lime ; Calcined, Casting, and Dentists'
and Land Fleeter; Cement, Plaetenng Bair, and
White Sand delivered to order, or carefully put up for
'hipping mr2-Ime:
PLUMBERS' MATERIALS.—A large and
varied assortment constantly in Store, to which
I cell the attention of the Trade. Prices as low es
thOSO of any )10[111 , 3 In New York.
oseauans
natn-strop 14111 WOW /Area
Milliner)) Goobo
T
•
•
EMPRESS EUGrENIE
Has been proclaimed Regent, during the abeence of the
Emperor. The lemons
EUGENIE HAT
may be nen at
LINCOLN, WOOD, & NicgoLs,
725 OHESTNUT STREET,
(TWO BOORS ABOVE RIABONIO TEMPLE.)
OPERA BONNETS,
VARIOUS PATTERNS, at
LINCOLN, WOOD, & NICHOLS,
725 CHESTNUT STREET.
THE MORPHY HAT,
.2a4 every other style of STRAW HATS,
At Wholesale or Retail.
LINCOLN, WOOD, & NIOHOLS,
725 ORESTNU STREET.
ray7-tjels
Tarp eactirs Jobbero.
DRESS GOODS.
JOSHUA L. BAILY,
No. 213 MARKET STREET,
WILL 0P M INT
THIS DAY, MAY 2nd,
A SUPERB ABBORTMENT
; ENGLISH AND FRENCH
DRESS GOODS,
THE NEWEST FABRICS
CHOICEST STYLES
OY THE SEASON.
rated! tarn arobo
TEE GREAT RETAIL DEPOT OF
HURL SPRING SKIRTS, or all the Celebrated
Manufaetarert.
MAXWELL'S
• . LADIES' TnimmlNaa STORE AND
PAOTORY,
311,1171151TE1 AND CHEeT 4 UT EITREST,3.
Shelton & (Morn's improved Queen of Diamonds, in
all sizes, Ladles' or Children's.
Moran & flo Parte Toornure.
Moran & Co 'e Summer Skeleton.
Thompson s Indestmedible.
Reid & Co.'s Princess Royal Bridal.
Wallace & Fon'e Twenty.flre and Thirty Springs.
Reid & 0.'4 May Queen.
Douglass & Sherwood's Matinee.
Reed & Co 'e Looped Extension.
Danglaee & SherwoOd's Children's.
81, 80, 62. 76. and 87 cents each.
- JOST OPENED,
A SUPERB COLLEOTION OP
HAIR NRTB,
Richly embroidered with Bugles mid Beads, as well as
thee° of the plaineat description.
A Fresh Boot of all kinds of the
. .
BEST BERLIN ZI:PTIYRB,
I 8 813/11168 KNITTING.
An immense and varied aaeortment of
THE NEWEST SPRING TRIMMINGS,
REPLENISHED DAILY.
el". G. MAXWELL & SON'S
RETAIL STORNI AND FACTORY,
ELEVENTH AHD Ch TSTNDT STREETS
GAUNTLETS, GAUNTLETS, GAUNT
VC LETS —A very large stes9rtinont of Gauntlets for
Ladles' and Misses' wear, for sale at HOFAIANN'S
. EMMERT' mu, 9 North EIGHTH Street.
Hosiery for Ladies , and Misses' wear.
Hosiery for Gents' and Youths' wear.
EoT sale at HOFMANN'S,
HO ilialtY STORE, 9 North EIGHTH Street.
Gauss Merino todergarmente of every variety,
for Wits, Children, end Gents wear, for see at
HOFMANN'S HOSIERY STORE,
nly2o-futw.tf No. 9 North EIGHTH Street.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL assortmont
of SPRING GOODS can be found at idoELROVS,
where Comma In style is netted with economy in
price.
Petit do Charm!, de Nspagnes, Bathe Mobairs, Oheok
de Darren, and all the new styles of Spring Goode.
Dl!tek and Pansy alike of superior styles and quali
ties.:
Ad Immense and elegant assortment of atolls Shawls
at very low primal
A splendid assortment of Embroideries.
WS Ate.llol7 opening our Spring Cloaks and Mantillas,
Imbrietng many ol errant styles entirely new.
OSMIS ()Mammas, and Batineto, !Harting and Tabl
Linea■
dlatt.oa.yaw,.•r-Q+ws`=--,rr~..+~.,-o.u-nasar
..yam= as, /GO. • MoRLBOY, -
aPl64mwtf No. 11 Foutb NINTH Street.
N,-B.—Dally In receipt of bargains from Auction.
PRENCEI DBAP D'ETE.
~T aspin, s manufacture in all the quallties for Hen'e
went,. !gestic and very durable.
BIZARPLEBB BROTHERS,
znylB OHRSTNIIT and BIGHTH Street..
RICH BUMMER FOULARDM.
Alone of these desirable goods in Black and color
ad grounds. Just received.
low.prlced SummEr Silks.
SHARPLESS BROTILTMS,
. ,
InyHt CHESTNUT and ElGilvn. Street..
BRIGHT STRIPED CHINTZES.
Neenah °hinters in rich now daises, for wrappers
and borderings. SEIARPLESS BROTHERS,
mylB OIINSTNIIT and MOUTH Strode.
CASSIBIERES.
&complete stock at Men's and Boys , Wear, em
bracing Woollen,' Linen, Marseilles, and Bilk-mixed
fa:dies. COOPER, & CON AND,
myt7 B. E, cornor NINTH acd MARKET.
LINEN GOODS.
Linea Table C:oth Dayßea.
Damsek Linens Napkins.
Breakfast Moshe. Towels,
Pine Linens by the place. Diapers.
- COOPER. it„ OONARD,
tuylT 8. N. corner NINTH and MILUEIT
LAU MANTLES.
Some extra cheep lots ,E 7 10 to 521.00
COOPER & CONARD,
myri E. E. corner NINTH and DIATMAT SU
Q n ILK MANTLES.
Reedy made or made to order et abort notice
Pecos Saito $2O. COOPER dr, CONRAD,
myl7 8. E corner NINTH end MARKET Bts
INTERESTING ANI) IMPORTANT !!!
GREAT OPENING 07 LAO& GOODS!!!
PRIOR 3 RANGE VllO5l $5 TO ! !
T/1/1 OBSAPEST GOODS IN PHILADELPHIA!
VBR.V DIOR AND BLRGANT STYLES!
BOGGhT FOR 0 WI PROM TUB IMPORTS'S !
Preach Lace Shawls.
French Lace Pointee.
French Lace Tema.
•
French Lace Mantilla".
Very Rich Mantilla Mantillas.
Plain Silk Miami", Quills Trlmming,&o.
Bilk Mantillas, 81Ik a , d Lace Do., &o. &o.
Sire, a Large Lot of
Bt.AOR. SILKS—V.IIBY Off EIAP !
NANCY MKS, B &TOMBS, LAWNS, Sao., Pro., at
TRORNLEY as 011Itim'S,_
iny7 N. B. Corner MOUTH & SPRING GARMIN.
1859.0NoTiL 4 0 . Fu1B/:1%.,1859.
BUhiblint
MANTILLAS,
YOZ Tag
WHOLESALE TRADE,
To which we invite the attention of
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERORANTS.
J. W. PROCTOR & 00.,
108 0111:8TNITT Street
Notiro
QTOOK or THE PHILADELPHIA AND
CABBY RAILROAD, COMPANY.
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the CAPITAL STOCK of the
Philadelphia and Darby Railroad Company, to the ex
tent of 2,600 antes, of the par vein. of Twenty Dot.
lire nob, will be reoelved at theOflidelef the Trot.
onrer, N 0.121 W STNUT Street, on FRIDAY, the 21th,
and SATURDAY, the 28th instant, (rem 10 °Week A.
K. to 12 M.
$6 per share to be pallet the time of subenrlptlon.
$5 do do. do. on or before the lit Aily next
15 do do. do. on or before the Ist Angnet next.
$5 do. do. do. on or before the let liept. next.
TIIDMAS SPAHR& Treasurer,
May 13,1869—nay23.6t 121 WALNUT Street.
I~IOTIOE.--Nottco is busby given, that I
`1 4011 apply to the UNION B &NB Or PHILADEL
PHIA, for a renewal of Certificate No. 123, dated Sep.
tember 18th. 1859, lamed to me for Twenty Shares of
the capital stook of said bank, said certificate having
been lost. Dirly/7.ot] i. K. moOLURS.
QTA.TE WHISKEY INSPECTORS' OF
/lON for the Port of Philadelphia, No. 254 North
WHARVMS, between Pare and Vine streets.
BRANCH 7FICIZEI
WEIS FERN OFFICE,
Northwest corner of Breed and Cherry greets.
SOUTHERN MICR,
No. 1838outb Front at eat. above Walnut, (loot side.)
At each or the above Aces competent Deputies ate
ready at all times to execute orders with despatch.
The law; gives the purchasers of domestic liquors,
whether for home ciansuaption or exportation, a right
to demand a certificate, which we will furnish free of
charge, of alt Liquare tospootul by onr department,
setting forth the proof sad gauge, which should accom
pany each bill of. sale, so as the purchasers may know
that the article is what It is represented.
All persons gauging or inspecting dementia distilled
sMrit•, who are not oar legal deputies, will be prose.
cuted, as we intend hereafter to fully enforce the law
In regard to Imre ions
mune d (MARE, Inspectors.
P. S.—All our certificates are printed heading, and
the coat of arras of the Plate of Pennsylvania thereon.
my BAN
E lAL MOTH/E.—no SUSQUE
k.HANNA RIVER and NORTH and WEST BRANCH
TELBGRAPII 00'4PANY hoe opened an Office In the
FRANKISH NOUS, 817 01.1e8TNUT Stratt, and
in now ready to do business protoptly and efilelently,
having direct communisation with The great coal and
iron regions or Penonylvania, the valley of the Bayous.
henna, and both brunches connecting with reliable "nee
through Northern and Western New York, the 0808'
dad, and Northwestern States. . - roso.inta
QPE CILIA IdOT/ClE.—Dealers to Goodyear's
Patentfor Fuleauleed Rubber Suspenders, Braids,
Webs, and another Fabrics and articles made by eilimbin
leg fibrous substances with threads or eheets of roloan
teed rubber arenotilled that UnieS3l the same are properly
'tamped or labelled with my name, and by my authori
ty, they cannot be legally disposed of in the United
Stated Merchants and dealers are Ineitad to examine
specimens now In store, and to give their orders for the
Spring Trade to the goderelamed, EXOLUSIVE OWN.
EF. OF THIS TITLES 111 , 11) EXCLUcIV RIGHTS
IN THE PATENT for these AND,
which embrace all
the style's heretofore manufactured or Imported, and
many others.
ALSO, LTOENRES TO MANUFACTURE AND BEM
—and the Terms—may be obtained on application to
me at No. 28 COURTLANDT Street, N. Y.
n 7.4117 HORACE H. DAY.
•
nRILLS SUEETINGS FOR EXPORT
BROWN, BLEAdEIRD, k BLOB DRILLS.
11BAVIr'& LIGHT BURATINOB I
BURMA° for Irport, for role by
BROTIIINR WRI(LB,
511 Ziosl4 G
/MONT BT.,AN &
BIS LETITIA Si.
001641
Omnintr Ueoorto
BEDFORD SPRINGS.
Thin well•kdown and delightful fummer resort
will be open for the reception of visitors on the Mat of
JUNE and kept open till the first of October.
The Hotel will be under the management of Mr. A.
G. Allen, whose'experience, courteous manners, and at
tention to his guests gives the amplest asouranee of
comfort and kind treatment.
Parties wishing rooms, or any Infoimation in regard
to the plane, will address the subsoriber.
ALLEN
my2o.6nr Superintendent Bedford A.
Mine G.
ral Sprin,ge
A NDALUSIA HALL will be again opened
1 - 1 for the scoommodation of those who deeire to
make their borne In the country during the Summer
1101/012, OD the that day of Juno. It is pleasantly I, Wad
on an eminenoe, one mile to the north of Reading, on
the Philadelphia and Pottsville Turnpike, and from its
elevated 'mitten has the benelit of commanding a geed
View of the surrounding country. from Neversink llill
up to the Blue Mountain Gap, a distance of some thhty
miles. The fresh country air. which is constantly
stirring there, and' the excellent water, recommend
themselves. The proprietor bag taken pains to provide
every comfort and luxury within his reach for the
accommcr alien of hie *meets. Rig house is new and
newly furnished—his bathing apparatne complete, and
his stabling good. Livery accommodations of the beat
kind can be obtained at the shortest notice. Terms
moderate JAMES 13. MADEIRA, Proprietor.
mylBwfm 2m*
OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THN PROPRIETOR FOR
THE t3EMION OP 1859.
THE OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS are situa
ted in Delaware county, 18 miles north from Columbus,
(the capital of Ohio,) on the &lotto river, 10 miles from
Delaware, 10 miles from the White Sulphur libation, on
the epringtleld, Mt Vernon. and Pittsburg Railroad,
and 10 miles from Pleasant Valley or Springs station,
on the Columbus, P;qua, and Indiana Railroad. These
Springs will be open for the reception of visitors
ON THE FIRST DAP OF JUNR.
The improveruenta of 180 have been large, enabling
the proprietor to accommodate from five to six hundred
gueste. Among these iroprovementa may be mentioned
a largo ant elegant hotel, new cottage ro vs, additional
buildings for amusements and renreation, extensive
bath-hones, a steam laundry, do., Ica.
Upon the estate there are five Springs, all within the
lawn, four of which, the White Sulphur, the °hely
beate, the Magnesiatt, and the Ballo, Chalybeate, are
dealded'y medicinal, whilst the fifth is remarkable for
the purity of its water.
THE WHITE SULPHUR
le a beautiful Artesian fountain, situated near the
rocky bank of the Scioto river. At the depth of 160
feet below the level of the Scioto, flows the remarkable
stream of sulphur which supplies this Spring. Ibis
stream was 'discovered some 30 yearn ago, by a gentle
man who was boring for salt. The water when reached,
at once arose to the surface, and hat ever since con
tinued to flow, during all seasons, without change or
abatement, either in quality or volume.
MEDICINAL PROPERTIES.
- • •
For yearn these Springs have been highly esteemed
for their medminal properties. During the peat mason
their reputation in this reapeot hes been singularly con
firmed. They were administered by a physiolan, Judi.
Mouldy as to quantity, time of drinking, continuance,
&0.. and under this systematic plan the cares were
numerous end gratifying.
TEE WHITE SULPHUR WATER
is peouliarly serviceable in those disorders of the Liver
and Stomeolt which so often afflict gentlemen who have
been too °lamely confined to buttress, and persons of
sedentary habits.
TLIE 013A.LYBEATE 81.11INGB
_ . .
are permanent tonics. Their effeete upon broken
down and debilitated oonetitatinne have been not tran
sient but looting, giving to the blood a now vitality, and
to the person new lire and vigor
- THE MAGNA:RAN WATER
. . .
is a gentle apprient. •
Invalids may rely upon every facilltybeing furnished
them which can contribute to health and comfort.
As a delightful resort during the summer months, the
Ohio White Sulphur Springs have no rival In the West,
and but foci in the United Kates. The location is pe
culiarly healthy ; the Scioto here is a rapid. rocky
stream; the'" 01111 Limestone l 7 a formation hundreds
of feet in thickness, through which the river cuts its
way, in everywhere, either at or near the surface; the
grounds of the estate are beantifully undulated, and
Interspersed with numerous ravines which carry off all
the impel daces water, thus rendering the soil dry and
the atmosphere free from that humidity no prejudicial
to health; those circumstances, taken in connection
with the altitude of the place, abut 1,000 feet apore
the level of the ocean, makes the locality as free from
malarieue influences as a mountain region.
Ihe spring property consists of 820 acres of land,
one hundred of which is covered by one of the most
beautiful groves in Ohio. This woodland is hardsontely
laid oft into walks and drives, one of the latter being
two miles In extent.
BATHS.
Bathing here, by the plan adopted, is brought into
fair competition with that at naturally Warm and Hot
Springs The water is heated in the bath tub by Meant
pipes; the heat not being raised high enough to prealpi.
tate Renate, it ie by this system applied to the surface
of the bather without the loos of ite saline ingredients.
.
THLE6RAPH ONBION
A Telegraph Office, communlcatiog with all parts of
the country, has been eet■bliahed at the Springs. To
be thus in connection with distant points, will be a
great convenience to gentlemen who can hear from and
direct their business strain daily.
All the accessoriesneceesary to health, pleasure and
amusement, visitore may expect to fled at the Ohio
White Sulphur Springs, ne the proprietor le dalterinined
to mate it, in every particular, a dretulaes watering
place. Gratified with the liberal patronage extended
last year, no effort will be epered to merit its con•
tinuance.
A. livery, well stooted with horses and carriages, is
attaohes to the Springs
Hor further Info nation, arrangements for room, /co.,
Weeds ABRAM WILSON, so..
White sulphur P. 0 ,
myl7-3w Delaware Co , 0.
KJ UMMER BOARDING.—The MINERAL
SPRING 110THL, at WILLOW GROVE, hat re
cently been refitted and reran:ll4lod throughout, and is
now opened for permanent and transient boarders.
The advantages of this place for Summer Boarding;
are its large and airy rooms, spacious grounds, finely_
baded welt., and extensive groyne. -wtorrprlng water,
plunge and shower bates, and convenient encase to the"
Pits. four daily lines or coaches connect with the North
ennsylvania Ballscad at Abington Station.
for further particulars, inquire of H. G. STERLING,
Not 249 and 241 North THIRD Street, or
ALBERT BUORRAN, Proprietor,
Willow Grove Post Office,
my17.2w1. Montgomery County, Penna.
IIIREE3tOUNT BOARDING ROUSE,
J. near Norristown, Pa., (eetabliehed in 1855,) will
be open for boerders, June 18E. It le one hones ride
from Philadelphia. The giounda are extensive and
well shaded ; the rooms airy and pleasant The loos.
Um is high (100 feet above the Bobuyik111) and ex
eeedingly honey. as can be shown by certificates of
medical men. The place to admirably siapted for
families with children. The beet references can be
given. Terms moderate. Address
Be,. SAMUEL AARON,
ml9-mwf ISt Norristown, Pa.
VpHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
LANO 'STIR COUNTY, PENNA.
This .avorate establish nent will be opened by the
first of .TONE Mutated on the Ephrata Ridge, 439
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 bathe, the site elevated to 1,200 feet above water
level, with graded and shady walks in dense forests,
and the most extensive land.expe scenery lathe Union,
it is not surpassed as a eummer residence.
Accommodations for 400 persons, improved stabling,
and good carriage houses ,• also.' good stock or livery
homes and osrriagee, with amusements. A. good band
of music, billiard tables, ten pin alley. It le easy of
acme from all the above pointe by railroad and coaches
The proprietor spares nothing to make it a home
place for comfort and health.
For farther particular', see circulars, to be had t hy
applying to Joseph R. Myers. Third and Vine Ornate ;
James 8. Earle, 810 Chestnut street • or to the Proprie
tor, JOBSPH KONIGMA.OII
Ephrata Post Office,
my/ Rana Lancaster County, Penna.
SACHEM 2 9 HEAD HOTEL,
NEAR. GUILFORD, CONN.
The subscriber, having purchased this well known
Brat-elan fashionable Bummer Rome, would inform Its
former patrons and the pubis generally. that it is to be
refurnished, painted inside and out, put in complete
order, and opened for the remits= of company on the
first day of JUNG, under the immediate anperinten
deuce of BADIUBL BOWLER, Req., the popular and
universal favorite at this establishment for the last ten
years.
The Hotel is of modern conatruotion, built on an ex.
titmice scale, with accommodations for two hundred
and fifty guests, commanding a fine view of Long Island
Bound. Bollard, Shuffle, and Bowling Rooms, at a con
venient distance from the noose. good ;fishing nod
Bathing within five minutes walk.
Arrangements have been made with the New Lou
don, Btonington. and Providenoe Railroad for a new
depot within one mile of the House, in lied the
"Sachem's Head Station » Also, for Excursion tickets,
for the boarders to and from the a Tontine Motel ) 1 to
the Head," at half price. ,
N, B.—Mosquitoes are never seen at the Hotel,
TONTINE. HOTEL,
BY H. LEE BORONTON.
NEW HAVEN OONN.
I have mode extensive improvements in the TON
TINE HOTEL this Spring, in the addition of new
Rooms, new billiard Tables , and ILIA Booms, with hot
and oold water. Families eon have suites or rooms 'at
either Houses, se low as at any .rat•olase hotel in the
country.
Every attention will be paid the guests of the two
houses.
Being the este owner of the Sachem's Head pro•
party, and having a els years' lease, from January
next, of the VONTINZ HOTEL, my whole time will
be devoted to the comfort of the wets.
myll-wfm4w H LBO SOBANTON.
A TLANTIC CITY! ATLANTIC CITY!
NATIONAL HOTEL
D
nsounslox 110138 E.
BAST dr. 00 , Proprietors.
This Nouse has changed hands, and will be opened on
the 20th of MAY for the accommodation of Boarders
sod Excursionists. It is refurnished in the best style,
with new Pnrniture, Bedding soo.
The National Is admirably , 'Moat' d on Atlantio ;m
-atte, oomm.nda a fine 'dew of the Ocean, and bat one
square from the beet Bathing Ground on the Island.
A spiendid Bali Boom and Dining Room befog at
tached to this house, makes it particularly desirable
for Exmarcioua. mylo-Im*
LILORENCE HEIGHTS 'HOTEL, Flo
reuce, N. 7 —The subscribers, having leased the
above named popular House for a term of years, intend
opening about June lat. The former patrons of the
house, and others, may he assured that no efforts an
the part of the proprietors 81141 be wanting to ten
der it a truly attractive summer resort.
Baths, Billiard Tablet', Ten Pin Allege, and Stabling
on the premires ROBBING & WILLARD.
MT^ 'Rooms secured from a diagram of the House,
by application at the Mee of V. WILLARD. 439
CHESTNUT Btroot, second floor. myB-1m
HENRY D. NELL.
CLOTH STORE,
Non. 4 and 0 NORTH SECOND STREET.
NEW STYLES FANCY CASSIBIERSB and YESTINGS,
(For Spring and Summer Troar i )
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
apll3-nt th-tf
%J. H. & GEO. ABBOTT,
No. 18 North FOURTH STREET,
ItITORTENS AND BEAMS IN
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, ETC.
ALSO, NAILS, CASTINGS,
All or which ere offered to Buyers ontate most Wom
ble terms. mer9B-Stos
BRUSHES! BRUSHES! BRUSHES!
2,000 dozen Tied Nehttayraah,
1,600 44 Netted 4 4
2,600 44 Bandsornbe.
1,000 44 °lamps,
600 Daateza.
0,000 44 Bhoebr mhos, •
For aide IQOor than at any other hones In the otty
by
HENRY U. EOKSIIIIN,
•pIU 62 Ninth THIRD alma, below Ara,
tUanzs.
WANTED —By a YOUNG MAN, a
SITUATION, in toile good Business House;
where energy and' moral worth are required, and
where, by Gloss application to business, and by studying
the Interest of his employers, he may have an opportu
nity to advance himself. Unexceptionable references
can be given. Addreas A Box 88, Philadelphia
P.O. my2l,3t!
$20,000 —WANTED, by a well-es
• tablfshed bowl oastlhestant street,
doiag a flourishing trade, PARTNIA, with a capital
of 'twenty Thousand Dollars, to inereale the Madness.
One havlnggood buinssa qualification!! profane!. Ad.
dress H. W. P., Box 414, 0. my2o-6t
$BOO —AN OLD MORTGAGE for $BOO,
• well secured. That incumbrarme.
terest mum ally paid every Ala months. Apply to
- JOHN ONARLES LAXOOO.S., Esq.,
mry2o.3t* N 0.128 North PIETH Street'.
Soy Zate attb lira fet.
A GOOD OPPOR,T7JNITY FOR
104.8U81NE83 M IN.—fiery superior Dwelling Houres
of various trees and finish, with every modern convent•
elms. in the moot pleasant pact of the city, on GREN,
MOUNT VERNON, and WALL &031 Streete. prices
very low. A small amount of parchue money only
required—balance may remain for nye years or more, if,
desired, payable by instalments. Inquire at ,
8. W. cor. SIXTEENTH and WALLAOR Ste.
hl
BONSALi• [mos,
my2.3.Bt* No 118 North NINTH Street.
_
InFOR SALE OR RENT—A large new
COTTAGE, built in modern style, with green
lawn and meadow in front, and well obaded • exoellent
water, opting or pump; good atone barn , white plero In
front, and about 12 acres of lend. Healthier plane
could not be found. Masted near Germantown town
ship line road, now Wissahlokon street, 6 miles frOm the
olty, and Xof a mile welt of Germantown. Also, 21
acres adjoining, having two fronts. Beautiful altos for
country seats, hawing a view of the eurronuolog to
try for miles ; got d braiding clone on the premises.
',Attire at PLEASANT HILL, near the seven-mile
stone, west of Germantown Pike, of
my 23 3t* JOSEPH CARR:
CINOINNATI PROPERTY FOR SALE
OR it XoHARiiii—ditnated in and near the eltp,
and well located for business or dseirable for resi
dences. Addre.a BOX 374, Philadelphia P. 0. It*
d ia FO,ll SALE—A new time-story Dwel-
JEL Hog with double three-story back building, situ/.
led No.lolo Blount Vernon street, late Washington,
containing all the modern improvemeots. The taus;
Moo is one of the beet on Bash fill. Terms seentimo•
dating. nag2o-Btta_
910 LET—A. Wheelwright Shop, )11 Brides
burg. Plenty of work. Inquire of
my2O•stat J. if. YLITOBAF
TO LET.—A furnished Cottage, ttitutt,-
ted on the Germantown Railroad, one sonars from
'flogs station, corner Twenty-first street, with hot
and cold water, bats, gee, carriage house, stabling,
large garden, with every kind of ,vegetables in the
ground, grapes, strawberries, ko. Oommunlea.-
tious with the city twenty tines s day. Rent from now
to the 10th day of October, E3f.o. Apply on the pre
mises. myl7-.ot
- IVOR SALE—About 400,000 acres of
Jr
LAND, in VIRGINIA, in Randolph, Barbow,
Pocahontas and Wirt Oonnties—iloe Timber and Goal
Lands, (Cannel ) Will be sold in large or small gams
titles. Apply to OLOOK.ER & NORRIS, Agent,
83 PAYETTE Street.
mylBmf 2w* BALTIMORE, Md.
al NO. 1924 OFIESTNIIT STREET FOR
SALE-I,ot 235 feet deep, 22 feet front; elegant
four-story house, tbree4dory - double • beak buildings,
replete with all modern conveniences. :Apply to
W. H. On ARYL,
myl2-tf Masonic Hall. 710 CHESTNUT Street.
go FOR SALE OR RENT — Two large
KA and convenient mestio BBIOK 00178/15, entirely
new, with all the modern improvements, surrounded
with shade and ornamental trees, No. 95 and9B UNIO
Street, BURLINGTON, N. J. Apply to
N. P. MIDDLETON, 6 Nortb PitONT
or THONAB DUGDALB,
mylo.ll BUBI.INGTON, N. J.
ea COUNTRY RESIDENOE TO LET.—
E ., A !mat and roomy Cottage at CHILTON HILLS,
near North Pennsylvania' Railroad, 8 miles from the
atty. Apply et 421 MARKET Street apl9-tt
!TREAT SALE OF PINE AND LEAD
llf L &NOS IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, MO., with
Mills .attached ; also the well known Castle Rock
Steam Saw and Flouring , Mill, in the town of Castle
Rook, on the Osage river, in Osage County Missouri.
Will be sold on the first day of Jane at the front door
of the court hone, to, the city of St. Louts, Mo., at
publin sale, 8,000 mires of valuable Pine and Lead
Lauds with a first-class Saw Mill, capable of cutting
18.000 feet in day-light; and Houses, Stables, Store,
Shop, &o , &0.. an in the beet order. There are
several valuable beds of lead on the said; property,
and it is thickly covered with Pine, mo.t of which
Bee never been touched. It is 2% miles from the
Iron Mountain Rantoul, 65 miles from St. Louis; the
nearest pinery to St. Louis. The sale will be mitre
and on easy terms, to close a partnership. At the same
time and piano will be sold the well known oxen
sive law-mills for cutting Oak and Steamboat Lumber,
situated in the flourishing town of Castle Hoek, on the
Osage river, twelve mile. from. the Pacific Railroad.
Also, the Large Steam Elouring , Mill Immediately ad
joining These Mills are doing an extensive and dour- ,
tithing business, andern under lease which can be.termi
oaten July let. Terms favorable. Tor pamphlets giv
ing full and accurate description of the Property, ad
dress DiteiVEL isTONE, Eeq, Pa;
Messrs. EVERSON, PEENTON, & 00., Pittsburg, Pa;
Meats CAMERON, STORY, & MALONE. Center,
Ohio; or the proprietors, BOOMER & 00,,
myt.lmie 77 Ohestnut at.,, St Louis, Mo.
,fang Rig Orootre.
30,000. DOZEN
deist received DIREOT fro. the beet
GERMAN AND INGLIAH ILANIIPAOTURIED.
ALSO, ' -
LAMB , MLR TELT GLOVDB, GAIINTLBTO, duo
THOS. MELLOR & CO.,
8 NORTH THIRD STREET,
1nar23.2. PRILLADELPELE.
SPRING TRADE.
, H. DUHRLNG
Noe. 26 and 28 NORTH FOURTH STRUT,
Hare jut opened their recent
311201tRATIONS
Or
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, AND SMALLWARES,
And solicit an inspection of their complete and well
assorted stock,
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO
SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN TRADE
febb-8m
: . '" . e
Are now opening at their Store,
No. 409 MARNA T STREET,
Above Fourth, North Side,
A 11AND802.1.1 ASHORTMENT OP
NEW SPRING STYLES
08
FANCY DRY GOODS,
OP THEIR OWN IMPOITATION
And 'election, 'which they offer for sale to buyer" from
all parts of the United States, °lathe moat liberal terms.
fehilan'
Ono SiAuto, tamps, &-r.
GAS FIXTURES.
WARNER, AUBREY, & MERRILL,
MANUFACTURERS,
STORE 718 CHESTNUT STREET,
WARNER, PECK, & CO..
376 BROADWAY, N. Y.,
Would respectfally inform the public that they continue
to manufacture all kinds of
41.8 FIXTURES,
LAMPS,
NIRANDOLES;
BRONZES,
•
/to., Ai:,
And that their large and venal 'toot commisee the
simplest as well as the most elaborate'patteme, designed
by their French artists. They also continue to keep
at their Store, No. 376 BROADWAY, a large and full
assortment of all their manufactured goods. Dealers
and others are invited to call and examine.
myie-et
eanktng-Classes.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Now In store the most extensive and elegant assort
meat of
LOOKING . GLASSER,
Tor every spate and every position, and at the most
moderate prices
LOOKING. GLABSEB
In the moat elaborate and the most !Simple frames
LOOKING GLASSES
Framed in the beet taste, and in the most substantial
manner.
LOOKING GLASSES
Pundobed by us, am manufactured by oureelvea In our
own eatabliahment.
LOOKING GLASSES
In MAHOGANY and WALNUT frames for Country
-----
JAMES B. EARLE Si BON,
816 CHESTNUT STREET,
sl4l-tf PHILADELPHIA
Citcatitboat Lino.
SALEM DAILY LINE.-
Steamer MAJOR RSYBOLD will lows.
ABOH-13TRIABB WHARF DAILY, except Sundays,
for Salem, Delaware Oily, New Claatle, Penusgrore,
and Cheater, at Sy{, o'clooa P. M. Returning, leaves
Salem at 7 o'clock A. M.
try- Stages lot Woodatown and Bridgeton meet this
boat. mylo lak*
DURYEA'S GLEN COVE STARCH.
MANIIPAOTOGY, GLEN COVE, LONG ISLAND
CELEBRATED
For tie purity, whiteness, and strength, and admitted
by both the trade and the public, to be vastly superior
to any other STARCH now in market. An an evidence
of which, It has taken the premium at the Fair of the
American nietitate, New York city; New York State
Bair; New Jamey State fair; and many other places
where it has been exhibited. Owing to the purity of
this article, it is particularly adapted to fabrics of the
finest possible texture, It being free from all those sub
'dances, so common to Starch in ordinary tire, that are
destructive to artiolec to which they are applied.
For all damage arising from die orepaneles between the
real and alleged merits of thls STARCH, we will in
demnify partien favoring as with their order,.
GLEN 00YE SIANUFAOTIIRING 00.
JOSEPH H. TAYLOR,
104 WALNUT bYIUtET,,
WHOLESALE AGENT FOR PHILADELPHIA.
WILLIAM DURYEA, General Agent,
166 PULITE 8111lET, NEW YORE,
sp2l.mw&nowl,ll*
9tmtmmbs . .
NEW WALNUT-STREET THEATRE,
.L CORNER WIN PR AND wAurrrt OTBNITS.
• BENSPIT OP MR. BEECH.
THU EVENING.. May Ea, 1859.
THE WONDER. - -
Bon Felix, Mr. Beech; Deena Violautei Mr" Duffield.
THE DBONRABD. -
Edward Middleton. Mr. y enr .
LIRE IN PRILLDRLPHLt.
• Prim of Adroisaion—Pecoed Tier and Tamil). Oink.,
and Third Tier, 25 cents ; Parquet, 37,4 i cents Drees
01101 e, 50 cents; Private Boxes, according to their
loeale, $5 and $3; Engle Seats in Orchestra and Private
Boxes, 76 cents. • '
Doors open at 7'0:1044 onstelit rises at quarter to
8 o'clock;
VIVHEATLEY & CLARREIo AROH-BT.
THIASR2.-11312 2 , 7221 N% May 23, 1339,
TEE BOTTLE IMP
. .
Nicola; - Dolman ; Atberklir. Wheatley ;
bald, Mr. Olaik; The Bottle - Imp, Mr. Bradley; Mar
oilla, Mhe Taylor 4 -
THE WARLOCK Or THY OLIN.-
Mathew, Mr. Dolman i QlO rloild, Mr. lllethillooglv;
Adele, Mrs dolma grew. - '
- ' Admisems, 25 Gents. Bowed Beata fit Dreimi Chide,
8731 emits Orchestra Malls, 80 ends ;-Beate lit Private
Boxes, 76 Imola; Gallery. Blonde; Gallery for Colored
P 01710125, 25 Den te; Private Box In Gallery for Colored
Persons, 88 cants; Whole Mule Box, 83,
Doors . open at 75( o'clock. Cartalst_ HMS . SLealrftr
before 8:. .
fiIoDONOUGH's GAIETIES - Hate St.,
INA below Third. Triumphant - mama crown - our
efforts. Best Company in Padholelphla, including the
beautiful FANNY FORREST. the Queen of Ea!ir._lfilea
0. MORLEY, the celebrated songstress, Wile MARIN,
the magnificent Dansense, Mies M.PRltili i in a choice se
lection of songs, the mirth provoking Comedian ED.
BERRY, the comical BILLY THOlif/JJ, the funny
808 SHEPPARD, the hunioroui BILL BLOOMIIR,
the great ball diet UN WILLIAMS; the sentimental
mongester JOHN CONRAD, the Papua/3 of the age
MONS THEME," PROP. YOST Pianist. Crest - bill
to-nieht, Berry will slag the Cove rot' Spouts, Billy
Thooms will intrude upon Conrad, Bob Sheppard will
Go Around the Horn, do. Come early.
my 9 P. CONRAD, Stage Manager.
THIBMITY-SEXTEI ANNUAL 115-
OF 7i ' • ,
PENNSYLVANIA AOADEHY OP THE PINE ARTS,
No. 1095 OHESYSIDT STREIT,
SS NOW OPEN DAILY (Sundays' oxoepted) from ' 9
A. M. to 6P. IL, and from LIC till 10 P. M. - -
Admission 26 amts. Suwon Tickets 60 amts. Intl
dien 12 cents..
BTOOKHOLDIIBB will receive their tickets re
application et the Mee cif the - aeedecly... spear '
WISIOAL 'FUND HAL! TYE lid
.1.7.13 MAMA- OBOUIEITILA eve Pine surasza;'
ALS every SATURDAY.' The last will be - given on
the 28th of May, Single Tickers 85 cents 1 s pooh- -
age of taken for $l, whiek rosy 'be obtained ht _
Andre , e;llo Ohertnatetreet Beek lk•Lewton't, sews[.
of Seventh and Okeetant, and at the door of the
The performance nomsneoeoo at SU &else& P. V. all-if
Wince attb ttquare.
LA PERLE AND RUBIS
OHA4P4GNES.
The undersigned baie beedspliointad 10/111 - stento far
the United States and Canada, for the gale of ttie
Oixampogne Wines of Messrs. JLCQUES 001E0
CO., at Ohelonikenr-idamie, France. We 'meant their
wines to the DOUG wider two brands, namely: - •
-- -
LA PERLE Aim . RUBIS.
The "PBPALB Wine if of exploits ffavor fruitr
tune, and is guarantied to compare favorably with ant)
Wine in the American market., ,
The " RUBIS'r is a fine Cabinet Ohampagns,of a
beautiful Ruby calor, which l/ natural te, the !sine,
This wine is undoubtedly one of the finest &bind..
Champagnes prodnoed in.7rance, - and. L made from
grapes of the eholoest selections.
. From the long experience, extensive posseisions 'and
large means of the well known hones of J4earis
cionaG a 00., and their determination to farniela
wine' which' shall meet with the apigOval of oosummere,
we feel persuaded that a trial will fully eetabliekabil
we clam ter the exeelleietkef time wines.: • -.
CRAMER, ABECHI, MoCIORE*I
- la BROAD BTRIBP ' , NEW- YORK:
The shore Wines may be bad at the !allowing pm*
n Philadelphia: ' : -
:oar esnarson & Co , 788 Walnut rt. ; TwOetin B.
.110088 & Co., 233 Doak et ; Jane WALlZE,2l3lolntat
not at. ; JDs. P. TOBIAB & Co., 206 S. Front st,„; lIIPP
CHILL & ALLEN, 2148. front et.; PATTIASOS, COANI,
& 00., 88 N. flarond at.; Lawson; & Tasman, 807' Har
ked et. ; TIMIBBOII BLAOI, earner Chestnut and Broad
ata; Wm. PAavut, jr , Twelfth and Chaatnnt Inn-
DLEMAN & HATMAND, TO3 Market et ; &nos Ofitsost,
aor. Broad and Walnn4 ansous & W 0112,120 , Walwat
street; Wm. L. MADDOOB & C0.,112 Booth Third at.
Aloe at the following Hotels:
GIBABD Rouen, Passaust, Brims, & Co. t wasaiza-
Too HOIME, - .1. P. iItLABB ; EPP. LlNataoll- HOTEL, WY:
B. CAMPBELL & CO.; ItaIWILLETIV 1.101;L,
BIM h Bor. fell mart-int---.
Qi - arpoings.
CANTON MATTINGS.
J'. F. & E.. 8. ORNE,
811002080141
J. 4- B. ORNE,
619 OMMIEBTT•TETZ' T - ELEIEVA, • -
- OPPOEUTI TEM STAT#-8048111, ,
HAVE N•AEr OPEN
BPRING IYPORTdTTONB
Or - -
CARPETrINIGS. '
ALSO, -
_ 1,000 HUES
-or
0131sTTOST E.T.A= TISTCOI3,, -
Or ALL TEA pzansiam STYLES,
AT
LOW PRICES. -
mar 18• Sm if
Sewing Alact)ines.
WHEELER & WILSON
ILLIWAOTIAING 00,'S
SEWING MACHINES 1
Superior to all others for general a• e, and for
SHIRT HAKIM, TAILORS, AND DRESSMAXELS,
NEW STYLE ONLY FIFTY DOLLARS
0111058:
628 Obestant Street, Philadelphia
7 West State Street, Trenton, N. J.
Over John Titles Store, Easton, retina
7 But Gay Street, Walt
.oheater
SUB AGENTS:
EDWIN ll'unEaris. Moorestown, N. J.
WILLIAM PATTEEWON, Salem, N. J. -
Permanent Offices will be opened sholltly, by me, In
Reading, Allentown, and 'Lancaster. Penoa.
HENRY COY, Agent.
LtABBIS'®- BOUDOIR • SEWING EA-
La. MINX is offered to the pull. as as mast re
liable low-prioed Sewing Machine in an.. It will era
from aix to Bitty stitches to an inch, on all Wade at
goods, ftonieoarsest bagging lathe anent candaden. It
is, without exception, the simplest in its meakenical
construction ever nada, - and oan be ran and keptinceder
by a child of twelve years of age. The ntrathitmr Of
this machine, and the QVAIIIT or rut wort, are war
ranted to be unsurpassed by any other. Its speed ranger
from three hundred to fifteen hundred stitehas per
auto. The thread needle taken directly from the Nina%
wyrzoor TIOUBLE or arecannra. In fast, it is a
machine that is wanted by emery family lathe land, awl
the low price of
THIRTY DOLLARS,
it which they we sold, brings then within the road of
alined every one H. D. BARAD, Agent,
W-eow-em 720 AROH. STRIINT-
linsurante CEcnnpanteg.
A MERICAN FIRE INSURANCE 00.,
.tom INCORPORATED 161.42-CHARTSR
PBR
PRTUdL.
No. 310 WAWtUT Street, above Third, Plilladelplds.
Haying a large paid - up Capital Stook and Surplus
Inverted in sound and available Seeuritim_,_oontinueto
oninsure Dwellings, Stores, Purniture, Merchandise,
vernal' in Port and their Cargoes, and other Personal
Property. All Lasses liberally and promptly adjusted.
, DI/11010118.
,
Etiorge Abbott, John T 'Lewis,
John Welsh, James R Campbell,
Samuel 0 Morton, Dimond 11 batik,
.Patlekßrady, Chita If. Ponltney,
Israel Monti.
GEORGE ABBOTT, Preaddent,
THOMAS R ISIARG3 SeareUry. ja23-ylf
Oanings Sunbe.
QPRING GARDEN SATING FUND SO
OIITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Office, No. 3.41 North THIRD Street,
(Ooneolidation Bank Building )
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OP PENN.
SYLVANIA
Deposits received In aims of One Dollar and upwards
and repaid in Gold, without notice, with FIVE PER
GENT. INTEREST from the day of deposit till with
drawn.
A responsible and reliable Savings Institution has
long been needed in the Northern part of the city, and
"The Spring Garden Saving Fund Society was char
tred by the Legislature of Pennsylvania to supply ilds
necessity. The Managers, in organising and locating
it, have been governed wholly by a desire to acoonixod.
date the business intereats and waste of the very large
and enterprbing population by which it is surrounded.
OFFICE OPEN DAILY,
From 9 to 23( o'clock ; also, on MONDAY and Tatnta-
DAY from 6 until So'olook in the evening.
MANAGERS. -
Frederick Klett, Stephen Smith,
John P. Levy. Hon H. K Strong,
Daniel Underkoder, rederlek Staske,
Francis Hart, Joseph: P. LeOlero,
John Ressler, Jr., George Knecht,
James El Pringle, J Lob Doak
Joseph Id Cowell, Hen. Wm . Millward,
George Woelpper, Gt 0. T. Thorn
Peter C. Ellmaker . Robert B. Davidson.
inns S. PRINGLE, President.
VI AVM MAT, BeeTtotaiy. Ja2O-Mir
s&XING FUND.-lINITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, corner of THIRD and CHEST
NUT Streets.
Large and small Nona mere, and paid back on de
mand without notice, with FIVE PER CENT. IN.
TEBESY from the day of deposit to the day of with.
&swat.
Ma home, from 9 or Ell 5 o'clock, eaary day,
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 nutll9, o'clock. and on
DRAFTS for male on England, Ireland, and botlnntl,
from .tlupwards.
President—aTEPllEN R. CRAWFORD.
Trainor-or—PLINY FISH.
Teller—JAMES R. HUNTER
Illonq
$5O,
000 a l p glea L 2 , in
sumsoa ,te to 611 h
Jewelry , Guns, Merchandise, o a more"
rate terms, by JONES & CO., Brokers, N. V( exag;
TRIED and GASKILL Streets, below
tabliebed for the last 311 years. Office hours trona
A. M. to 7 P. M.
Second-hand Gold and Silver Watakes, by eminent
makers, warranted genuine, for sale cheap, at, one halt. the original coat. 428-Smif •
E . NEWLAND & CO.,
LOOKING4ILABB AND PIOTITILN•NRANN
MANURA.OTURERS,
WHOLDRAL.II AND RETAIL.
An extensive e , eok of OIL PAINTINGS, etc Alt
V/ at ten,41100104, Low Priou. 004 AIWA Ottitt Wm * SOR34-$4l IXTH,