- 1. omjsrm
FlN'i
,; ■- ! j ' i -Thc:Mtolieif WtttkcUr;"^ ;l : : • •
- - Two-jfehjs hayo elapsed- sMl &?&f‘
TkePms." m%t ,of *hat
.palm .which-, preceded
-financial revulsions ‘tim r oommprplpVi world, has
fchowhi man, f
washing
atpj»)'i^>hid : .themselves, |
as hostihay mightj against- ; Wo mwouH j
-ber many conversations inohrUHl© yopm.§a to Iho
plNwpeflfa.?;!
And the answer, that not nfltneusingle
article
•anypartofUie world td adryaßtagp j that wo had
got our priccs jtafifltcd'. ,toi SflobL aldegtee' that ’ we
Offered ’aH^the;;*orid r
“goods for gold ; that the world had sent
market until ~t\x6A raiß pf ~gohl, bad already gene
oh bo long thatwehad no mote- means to continue -
rpiyihgl’.ajbj must suspend', by 5 widespread^hbn.k
-' ( and not of a.
MW«^gMtoV.|o^^v«a^Befbre&V Y l !* V -
"' ' all events', 1^ , *pbihUehUpjt.coh]ld / .d<S-t^CgO't|d..
\^S-m^Wt^wMdoi^f f
>of > folly,// * The day/otf reckoning
'p^d:f-The’ ;
their sorrow and penitence werefolYofgobd rcsolii
would, beA* KV‘ J 'u\r. ): v /-s ;.X\* \ _
;-s - -P‘Kt-.Ps £ <lair .we haye,-chronicled
’ ’of out: Cofnmejoial inon through: the
‘ .dkrhest hbwa bf
more tiy tag Eearwhiqh foltowed it,*
.
the d&y bjrda'y tljo
' Changes j-yho stagnation of
the-alPW'hceretiph bf ; »pe<iteYftfirianclhl?
Tike abserieefoY profitable .usp forit in bu
siness circlCß,audits conSequeritohormous aocumu- £
lttib‘n j r tbb'Spiihgitig ujvof;iife in tho stock mar- ,
.:k6ts,'hnd
~ revival .of business; and hpal th
.- wnall^tocks
.. pn rwhenflie/country- toko
‘ t 'eburage abd- buyttord than the absbl ute. n ePwafrioa
! thVfolly 1 of the lm|ibrteV»iii^nfforfng,thoir
. *ttcceas_tQ.tempttbem'into
tp forelgn the'.consequent renewal.'
>-• of the drflm bf andretfewed/
• of trophic tboursoivea athorati?. - ' '/!! j T-,
f t*-r Ini wo years wp have passed firpur the brink of a
. crash though iail tie .'phases, of Vain, bankruptcy,
> add if dftpger,;.b.rbn^it
on byoycr importations and and
.. Dye. import.
; did two yeara/Agp, if wo are to hive, mother panic
' and anothor'cratti.' Wo btdicvb not now.' h We
' "liave ebltW’-terra^tOtteV^iß’*. prices, abroad,’
which are, lively to continue, and; a hcaYy-,new
crop at-, hand to pjfijja, ooiurpspniees.'
the greatest Burplusof on.hsud, winch
ire shall be able to sell abroad—not at the, prices
, which speculators and enthusiasts have hoped fob
perhaps, Initst ratea which will' afford a fair re
muneration to the producers, the ruilrosds,flh(l the
, factora. our'wiiilbmor'forcsightataU, hut'
■ ' by the mercy “ that teniperstho wind to the shorri 3
lamb, , ’whtol : o»apopwe'tldnVVe»o(b6i : 's)brtbd i i
ofcpptstraSon'.''?, 1 -/. «... . ’.>-
.Ibis little history urouldnothavo been believed,-
had it all boon . prodiotod. in tho.!flrat nnrabor.of
The JVej.VtKoyoara ago. y; - j ' ';
.'W'ebclioyoiaaapcoplCj thatit is our especial mis-
J • sion to advance in everything beyond-our predo-’,
. cossors. AVo bave realised in its fullestcxtcnt the
• -truth tthehldtwyjingjltbat iauh W an animal thgt' I
employ* Vools.';,'\fo an not only able ]
b- ttat: oir mat-;
' h ters’ bat we ere porpetaally on the raoktoimproyb,'
’ f. ,pnd.iita,pfWiwtipns;y :IVe
i < have mada ourovrhago In our own country eiu
- phaticslly 'the mechanical age. We have! realised
• •• ' In this respect that tbis'tf tbp;t>!i( age; oftaejrppld,
.. - andtonrstolvcs its ancients, jpjrofitihg ,bjr; the know-.
•• ln
• ..aoienoe. ahd : in' mMhanKai.lhv'entipnrvo recognise
no limits toour. progress, arid,-Wo' leave no means
unemployed to oducato ourselves andour ohlldron
; y »rigUt, ;'-.. ' f‘r'j .*:*{£•?<*- j ,;.u,: - ;
h Bat ih;.th'e,inalter of onreducstson.nsa com--
- ~»reiaVpMpl<bfault. v-Wi- carry
..ourofiergyand liur.'Witiiprieo thfeitheipursitto of
•}- tradeand' eommerco;*nd'we;drive a.gieat busi-
often;, bufeatlohdadfwithymany
r «md'freqiient 3 disBslei».',' , ji r e .oddepte, onr
young Xoro’verjr’bther pursuit than that into
*' 4 ;.wbfoh* thd/fgroafc‘ r Wo
■. / our lavryers, our doctors, Our
* dentists andpui* apothecaries, all go through sovoro.
- coursos of study training
'**£ future' labors fybnt
1 r. 'business'virith 5. .and
, ■ quirod. in the. "ordinary conrso Of comtnon
‘ 'gchool cddcatip^,; ; I; ''[: .>\'v ' ’ 'r-'- m : P 1
Tiio olil-fiialiii)ne(l diMipHnB:»nd tTBiiiing n«je«-
sary for thoooiinting-honsopnrfaßtago.liaß omlt.-'
; tod; v/TSo - c tbo'npld^l^llMl—anaioao,"
'‘ v? 'teuafilh ini'ipersWriDg as h;o
' are noyrjbut.trained toßystoiholid’thopght as well
.. as action—Bro now rarcly set. KventheOduefition
the yooDginen' received unconscioualy in copying
M-<.-tho seoior’a kttert hEadiMppesTed in thednven-j
' tion of "the copying pressj and the art of the real
. merchant of . the. last generation haa been merged
Into tho learning of. the nianrrbo judges, of hla
:' mereantllo. abiHty'iprincjpally-hy' tlio' anionnt of
gooils'ho. t»tn cSittHyo td peM thro'agh.hli hOhdS in
-agiven timoaaliuyor 'and ppllor.j; 1 y. fi'i .
.' . ...IfKir ncgloct of mercanfiie edaestionis a serious
V dOfcSt % •htoisystefia, ■ aMj the onr.
highorfhi)olsjandonrmorchnh(sthem»oitos,?hoiild
■ apply all : their rest to efTectits remedy; for,' as
’ f fiifferVrom tlie folly
X;‘ -St :thie tho jrhw
;and judicious merchant “finds himsolf equally 3n
; / trolred in the ruin trhich . tho speculator brings
J ;.,'!iEqh’hi»ovrfl'Jtoiid;i >-•- 1 ; t i
, •• . PHiiiABEtPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, on
• fotaa.ti’ij'yX^7^, d.
sbpostedjbt n*in,rr,,sso,wo< l ar coi, bins-jois.
, . srocc, snt> sxcxixfmOßßosras.noßTHirssrcoKJtKii
. TnmnAKo,cn**»sor«*a)taTs. y.. t . >«v ' .
yio'.;^: t oii«#i*#jpraaTiEOAW).M;dif.
r.sWM»<Whltoh-*.'!S5Si*K »Eorih.&'MooßkV.sS.sr
■: srm - d0". ..1 .v:ca>li.»;< awest.Phila ft, .;,
800 '• So Near. .cash.lori-i lyOßeiulmg it....., ..bo.tcq
f .' 3000 Pa & Ist tn'te.esan.o9': 'S' - Jo' l .” ~..22ff:
■ , “1 Bled fN'Amoricii..i3o * »C4c'Ainll;..:Wwn.ilfs3
; £ dawi ;A v»yUDH ' a ’< .V.YttmJNtf-
'
'•?
yh «■ yys '\ VntJiT i
-■6 ■ ■ #M»T«tin«s ’SO...
, - do; .
r> 1 cm ' do' ..
’ TOwrViirfjnufcG*..;..: ■
’ .MJOOWYCeti It «r;....W
’* aw Krie Kim bds. ;*iß'
eeoo mOb IV Ms. .; ~J»
• ’ lOOQTerro HA“A'2m.3B
* -MOOD*!.*WJstm: -M*
- ~JOAm
sB§s|j§^,Jg
■ oO:‘.' r do'.\V».V.M. .V4JOJOK
*"'■ ICO ''
' flOCom *
-,300 - .d 0,.., JdOJa**
'do*
100 ~r 4 o» .... '’• v-c-SK
. joo b».73^
-v;mo -'do• *.....*a0.75**
• . 900 do,-..,. .
Steamship JJoston, Scllaw, 24 Vinura from-Now York,'
Alldflf 7hour«» with iad*e.6ud-,pa*songors to Jay
' flh?p Grey EavJs,Hu|hss. from Rio de Janeiro June 29.
with coffee to RutteriNewliaU tc Co. Pawengpr—R. W
Aiulersoii.'ofßiehniond.Yn.Baued in company with
iWt.mWBr.WS:
Cartyvirom New York for'C&fifonlta,repx; 3Westmln
ster, from Pensacola. dfachg; Statesman, from Monto
videot wUj Jlohecea, Michonor,from Lisbon for N York.
Id<, to sail July 2: Parana, Lee, for New York, Ids, to sail
about July 5; Sophia,’Jones, l front-Baltimore, wtg; W It
Newman, Gavit, fronfdn do: Wheatland, Doanofiux. from
Philadelphia.diflciiß;Otu Hickory, Holmes, from Pensa
cola, do: F S Moans. Means, from Darien, do; St James,
Cruse, from Plniadelphia,do.arr23dt Antaeoumt. Davis,
from Now Ydrk. do; arr 23d}‘Kodron. Farrell, from
Boston, do. an- 2td; warrea Hallett, Pfalletfc, from Bus*
ton* d<j; arJUtb; L&ne&strja, (Br) for Now York, loading;
Auiijllmjflw} for New-Orleanm do; brigs Manr Hamilton.
Dailey', from Pensacola, for U States, loading, to sail
-about July ft Alina,-(BrJfor' Delaware Breakwater, Idg;
fTrirtjtSwl.foi; NOW: York. do: sohrs Chßster,' Harding,
fromMotiiio.'dschs; Vatkrifui. (Norhfiir N York, Id,!
Bailed June 18th, hark Creole, Bnrk, for Baltimore; bng
MaryMoßao, for Wnmingtoni NO; J9th, barks Panama,
Grave;, for,NowYorki.Lamplighter, Hardy, do; Brasil
,wro, Baxter do? 20th, wrk Celia, ißr) dot gjst.barks
Fanny Hamilton; Was*, do: Ann fcLi* xr, (linm)Hnmp
tnn Hoads; bng Brothers, (Br/IhrN York; S3tJ, brig Amy
; Warwick;: Brown.' forfßichmond; 83d. Ham brig- Die
Bchwlabe.jor :BaUimoffn .24th, barks Jl H Allen. Rob
biito;for Ha\To| Nonnol|tan,Bnnlott< for-NoV Orleans;
2fijh,-]virknhMn.e Wm fi Scranton, Catlicart; forCalifor
matZTth, bark Moaco, Josaohn, for New Orleans} hr hr
II ACsmolwlf, for.NaV.Yorlt: I6th, Dr br\rk Pitot Finn.
Juno 29, TOW- bark-Jnincis Ii Dayts. from Richmond; off
jUo, tKWim ip./-™ long 67 TOW, passed
a barjf iitaddms SW, snowing a white signal with a fetter
l Ketch Commerco,. Barnes, from-Matanzas, via qua
rantine, to John‘Mason A. Co .. . .; ,M
A Bchr Star, Oaten, 9 days from Conoord, with bark to
J W.Bacon. i
, Behr oocT6btJT.HJnddon, 4 days from Newtown, Md,
with lumber to J Wißaodn. -
; ,’i BehrMaiestifl,"Brftjnhte,3 days fr6tn' Fredericksburg,
Md, wahgminjo? 'YBM°P‘ „, - „
- Bchr Rfchanl Vsux» Frink, 6 days Jrom Boston, with
f . fish to CrowolA. CoUiqb. •
* Bohr OceanHornld,Clifford ,20daysfromHillaborough,
NB, witli laths and Plaster to K A Boader &. Co. , ■
• X? rV, . ’BV.TBI.EOBAPIf.: - ‘ - !
m -.wpßnrr . - - •
CABD.-r-Tlie'tlOdersignfetL, were-nGt t>rosent „ A ship is now going, m, Supposed to bo tho Grey Eagle,
, JMjfiof towsa/ .Wind SE-wea}her floe.' ' *
‘ ’• ' "Tours, ' THQS. B. HUGHES.
'"V-' 1 CAPE ISLAND, Juljr3l,SPM. .
,/„ti & r: nr,.ri .... nAfliyEL, _ The pacWot ship Wyoming, for Liverpool, wont to sea
' lGrtr^Our^der^Lrtl^a^/
. J. Cummings, the Wind HE—weather fino. ,r: -- -•
-f s .^L^a.dAwgi.t;hext:io.tkn.l?bit^lSUl«sHofot;/- , r •Y<rari., l ;• /: ~ THOS. D. HUGHES. ■
*! i - > . keepsaf«sh)idpUly hf .drUgSSod;perfiro|«rf-JKmBtaiHly -J' ' ." - rrnVro«nnndnn7fldfTho Vrflß«:)
• onhi»&'-MriCurarairigB*stprelronoofw|>osslar‘rt' ‘/ ■ <• '—* NewYonx,JulySl.
Wteof'AUantiOCity.u': , - -Arrived, ships Undo Toby.from MacnoiYorktowm,
4<«-
.. Covered by AL Te'mpe], at V)diUW,'about the beginning of Baldwin, from Eleuthera; Sarah Maria fnr Bombrero.
Charleston29thnit.,,. •. - •;^
■ uU./hdwbver, it %Bbip.Tlomet, Benson,, for New York, sailed from' San
' at Boston soil!
hc»»i>if, per'MC6nd/- nirfoCPhibuTelphi/u j
k }^^bMii'ri^^lty'aMet#H^^fidi^^meagreater'thadf Barter,: honce, was below Boston
, hencejarriveS at Boston 80th ult.'
bn <'' ErHbEldndge;at tliS 1 ** Old Fra»riinHall Clothmg : scb r.Dirlgo JCramerrfor Alexandria, cleared at Boston'
r worihfiii ,r; Na.B2i ; ifHe'snrat‘*treetri^< i; . floth ? -'i-j j j,• ..-
,-V . w - • '■gofirsJngomrtr,Lambert, nnd Geo J Jones, Crowell,
- fef thC’SHTicarilC' for eloared at Bpstnil SOth ult.; . i
. ach|»es 1 'ar«'no€jiiaUer!| bat . Bohr NanoY' & B,el«fca. /y nc bt.) Lawrence, hence,
, .’ ';thߧaWY<fc^ Asha
• z 7 iJ .bjr. wear-,.gar- Nov/011, Nowell, froin MKnchesterfof Phi*'
. ! HaU of ladClphia. arrived at New Bedford, 2Qtli ult. -
fo( g6iiHo- ' sailed from Pall 1 Klvor 28th
." ' , ychr JohnJ ric'o.Hcar,. froni BdHton fnr I’luhuleliilila,
, „ ~ TWfU|U(*D I ', Day,Naviiort,®thtilt. >- ;
•" . -Jl&L g ■’ Leaai, JiMtca, ,‘at. FrovBonci>
th, heat. - ; !s<,.hr G_R,Twitrlißli, Itorie, from Itnrtford Mtb
« . rfU, f,V.k««»s^y > ! li K?rfM«dileiGKi!i!ley,..wilBlUiom.llattronl 2Sth nit,
? s*a : }igf.ca:isfi')gdltA:^iB6 ! i{igs'
" ’-5 I*>* Np.6WCheT.^ l JO^WETHEIULL& BBOTHER, Nos, 47 oml,B^
r V •>’< ' -
r* { C 3 u t '-
' Teiesfraph. *. 4 *
■’■ r »,~FI6iU’ l (y.V6rfqulet saVeslimnod,
- ? Wrin*imrppp*edtoU®7ibout «lJp. 00/n seNa slowly at
- j ;h79B^ - 05t« lot^rw\dw Mujiels(it96*4le.
' ' Ac&OTckni 'fa quality. wJijakoy scarce and nominal at
, 50,,)! -rPi Mw—Flour active -antf firmer,
•f;; ‘fat without obanse:«le*2.<Wtofretaat 8176 for toun.
<’■' - ana f 4ss for extra Imnotß i;B42S«4fiov(nr *ap«nor nnd
/'.'• eXtrjvWisconslu for.wtrx-Miohurftn^naOhio,
■ :/ ebd 8&60e4.76 fpK double extra; • < Wheat quiet end firmr
w,'-, §?*•« fi*9Wbusliels ; mixml water and .rinar Illinois at
‘ -ii- -£*>?>«o-n*v wlrile 'Kentucky
j > r -.; duUrUeavjr* «W*«wiHloWM ,eic Mxwt.of
.“ r 5 fets llli noie. efif; - Oat* quiet anu nominal'
and.Kyo-dulliftiJd lieavy,:. .Whiskey
/ fretful* -f te«d r ; /S*o on - corn,, JOo on
■ ;L/lHwit* AndSepfaßoorto Nw.-York.fLake import* tor
V , At7,J4»QuSrrfl|» imr< 6 WOboshel* .wheat/ 7,000 bushels
wheat* 25,000 .bushels
'-'fl 7 SO^-Floqr.'irfe^tlj\-> Wheat Vdoolined'
• frffSe t" white «liiftrl,4o,cicwni£ fc?
yellow,#>of'whUe&toJ Frovjbiiojif doll. Vfoi«ker«?7#e.,
'-, CiKcigjtATVJp]*3o,—Flour aim atjSieoefl. whisker
r ~=;■ sells v
*: \r' si-v;;?j / u,-.
HOTELB,
l - up Toii o’cLobK Triis MtftiNiHd.. ‘ -
- 1 , GIRARD .street, below Ninth.
'D TBisbie; Norfolk • AMuller,StLquis
JYPointer,Cleveland .OP ftjarahiLa. i
W A CDrigham{ Memphis GBasholl, Memphis i
6 Carfcentor, Chicago ; Siyuoker „
WFautiknor ’ ,r WW Bnrlovr, Ga T .
G MTaylor, Go ; % , G HWhedeni ln,BtLouia
Mi* Grocer; 8 O'" ‘ ! r Miss Gracey, SC *
'MP«IUrBU j ' ■-■ LL Johnstoil. Oft’ ‘ 1
A Co>onbhiufc. S 0 ■ Miss Donorsnt. 8 C
JasFriadbing.Sp.- , J .W Thomas* Charleston .. -
WmEDancey, Miw - * CaptH Smith, NJ- •
CantStolesberg. NV' . r VJG A.Stovall & la, Tenn ;
A-B Estos &. la* o G > -%WJBrooker
B-KThomtoa. - c Lamar, Go
W A King, DO F,W Jones.D G ■<
CaptHarnson, Conn*' > St Louts
J %WateVB fc frrßjilt. >‘ JC Marshall Ala* St Louis
R HOlmes &l/v,Bt Louis -r J Camfield/,NO
1) Harrison; NO , RS.Weir, N York ,
J J Alrtrth; B«ltna,- Ala -' Mw- Alston. Selma, Ato
Z MfiCord, Selma, Ala'.;; . • I,T Spitowirk; Louisville
J MoCutohen ’ l ' / Mrs Caldwe I. N 0 .
Miss White, 8 C - ; * Jaa Carer, Baltimore
TaAn«Cole,ir, Baltimore. TG.Mclntyre,La-
FHlJptdni’NY ' • A B Blaokman,‘Miss
WASheplianlrN Y > GHKirk',No
w-Knoxt'NO • ' I--- vAMorheimer.NO
'AL'RieWt,Canton.’Mo *-Hon WMedill.Ohio
JHHichlerkeasing, Louisv H B Wilkins, \Pittrtmrg •
FABeeler, Pittsburg , Miss Beeler, Pittsburg
Miiia Sliorlv FftUburg ! . F G Hepburn. Bah; * > ;
■Jjr Ball N Y P Kejnj,»o l, ,
.WLSohoener.N Y ’*■ G-WCroorao, Boston.
•GW Lent*. Oakville 1 / ChLCrousdy, JI O; *.
0 MBoria, N 0 -> ‘. ■ i • * Hon 8 A Donatos, 111 .
{ .JW Shealor, Chicago '• M Corben,. Washington j
’XG McClelland, Tenn. ;J G Delano, Chile’> ' l
T 8 Page* Chile’'' ''- •! JCMoManus,Memphis <
G P Huls. Memphls ; D C Champliii. Memphis ,
CTi W,Roma!nr Canhda i J R Hunter, Memphis
J M Reed; NJ I JR Whiting; NY , ,
-TS-Fisher; Washington,' * llTFoster,Richmond
C G -Stephens; 8C • f ; '-’'v-L
JM-McUUire, Louisville,Ky Wm Cannins. Tenn
HBG*ltoherV*Vftrb'v 'BGWiUis.BC'.. ,
H During,. Mexico,./; , :• Philip Tabb,jNY, .> .
■ iisSsssi&am ■
AG Comptoh. Texoa : "Mr Dickinson, N Y - j
JCPhiilips.StJLoui*' j - , JJonos.NY ‘ - •
SB Miller, Detroit. .1 BPittmeii, Detroit .
FxlM'iu -Mm,.Siw'ton ■ ■' R'Holman. Aufmetn', Ga
Ell^vll!fe!dckV>J ! o '"" ‘ K r A Mot>n tie. MeHijliia.
‘MrsWUson.-Memphm ■ Z liarr.am, "i
H W Walton, loiiisville chae E Marshall, N,o' . :
MERCHANT’S street,, lwlowAroli.
Goo O Deane, Chicago . S GTnrnor, Plvmoutli
JohifN Jonefe Maaiapn.Wis J W Biimnor.lvlailiaoii.Wia
T S Ewimil Norrietowii .! MeAbce, I’hila ! ■
J.DNewßome'. Toaha ,' J ’ CDPiokett. Texas .
HEPickett,Tenn - ■’ G H iljn»a. Me
James II Brown, Mo " 1 '.T Boyd. PhilA.'
GBinpdy, Dei. / y LGAllen, 111 1
J Johnson;Allecbany city - JRWatkins. nlemphiS
Dtt Arnold, Pittsburg • 1 •: Jarvis Adams. Pittsburg. •
AWShenV.,Lancaster JCCaldvrelbßhila ,
A Fulton,Pittsburg - F T HoweU.Plula. ,
A A Carrier & indy,'Pittsb’g T M Allou, Atlantio oity«
EDTownsertd,Painifra .
AMBRTOAN'HOTELr-Chestnut'St.. above Fifth.:
W A Bon!, NY , v - J Rnttor, Wefit Chester
Jnn Griffiths, Niles " .W C Karsnet. Met' •
G G William* & la; NY H Watson.Tronton .
C D Wilbor.Tll -• JS Taft, Houston. Texas
JVTMItcWH. NJ - 1 P Roberts, West Chester
C M Underwood. St Louis . J Gjtnclsers. Vn
JL Murphy. Mum •' . • H W-Bates, Miss ■ . 1
S C Rmitb.' Huntsville, Ala. K J Bradley, N C
C L MeNider, Phil - ‘ *. W M Harlow, 8t Louis
Mrs Wiidy,BtLouis' WW Lazarus, Phi a ;
■J.WillianW.Balt ' • H Fisher. MinersviHe
J HBeok.Potteville ;, ~ Geo HBimes;Phila ;
HM*Melntire. r WChester 'HRFreOmnp.NY •
RAKelleyiNY' « .j •/.MrO F Botbndse.N Y -
Geo 8 Sontag. Ind Enoch Owens. Mu
Thoss.Gary,NCi h.J'HHeuling,NJ
JONES HOTEIA-Chestnut st,.‘above, Sixth. ,
w-A'jkSnh’rfV 1 ' 601 "' ■
& b h
P Hnnnov. Washington -J K MiTclioll. US N *,.
A McNiokle, Ky. ;, HKDi.mick fc to, St Louis
JO Phillips' . - - CWAismiith,Phila .
C HGallator, Ya
W PLander* NY, . • H RWiUiar,Balt :
W Green,NY. ;. • A F George I
JBBJonqs.Woslungton > /Sandstone :
R Jordon. Boston / r ChasLee,NY .
, TJipaM Griffin,-Miks •«. '. - .■ '
James M Toddi Wheolmg Gpo J Clark. Cincinnati,,o
flfred HBoip A la,Balt ; - M{sfl Iteio, Bnlt •
is* CJudiok. Balt ■± , .. Miss fJnaiok. Balt
B Carroll, 8a1t... *; jMßvrtholow. Balt t . -
-S-Field, K V. '. T H-SullnTin A: la, Balt
GTMlfßalt , ’ 'B C Reed, Bali -
WPVanDennod.Ala,. AKCory,Richmond
>D KBrock, N Y , - . W BennettJl Y
0 H Fuller, 111 “ . H Bowers, Va
Then Kibler. Md- •< ‘ John Lee. Md ,
Sami Jenkins, N Y John Black, Hudson, N Y
Vl FItANKLIN' at., above Third. /
Geo Vf JBbioit» Evansville Mrs GWEicoiT, Evnnsv’e
;F Emory; Evansville, Lid , G K Emory, Evnnsvdlo.rnd
JnaFCtork.NY .! Geo EHutohinson, N J
WAWinthrop.Va RWHill, New Haven, Con
■Henry Kivett, NC . • MereditlV Rivott. N C ;
Jqs B Craix, Lowis,' Del . T McCafTerty. Claymonnd
AChambers.Pa / W J Goddes, MilTord; N J
P Smith. N Y It Nace & 10. N \ - . ‘I
J .E A EIy,NJ .
NATIONAL HOTEMUee nlfovo Third. ,
OscarSeebaaa,NY - ; • JEShulor,NJ
Henry oWilson, Pa-> • E G Apple, Pa n
Sami AJohnsonvßalt ‘ R A Thayer* Allentown
"john. Dar. Pottsv'ille G Goobi, Pottsvillo
Henry Colins, PoUsYille ‘ : .T Seitr.enper, PottsviUe
Jos 8 Weimer. PottsviHe • O Fislier, Pa -
D.Leaman, Wilkosbhrro ’. BA Bass. Wilkesbarre
•Jba Mlfnirae.N J >_'• .• », JID McFariflnn. M Chunk
P.Olinhant, Allpntowii . G W.RamsAy, Readine
Mr* Woodaidej Phila' -1' Mias AWoodside, Phila
AUss Annie McGrann.Phila,ll BHeckman, Easton .
Chas Wade,'Bloomfield, 0 GW Wade. Bloomfield, 4 0
HM Bams,Dayton, O' T MBLoeb,Pbtla
STATES’ UNION HOTEL-Marketstreet,aliovo Sixth.
E J Boatcli,Brigantine J D Walsh, Huntingdon l
WSWoodjFtomington;. WJsterrett,P]l»lrv ,
TBJames,’PitUburs. .. HHJohnson.'Pittsburg '
J W Foreuson.* Pittsburg J 3ft Swank. Johnstown ,
H Hendrick. 11l . , „ ,JR Jones, Middletown '
JD Collins. Middletown' - J Lathrop, Chicago
wm TetupleJßnlt T) Kloson, Ohio J ,
E J Wykoff. rhila '• • J Adams, Pittsburg'
-M Benner, Ohio ' • Gen Lamden, Pittsburg i
H Dubreo, Perrv co, Pa ’ . J GuUhallvPerry co, I’a.
I) K Anderson; N J . ~T W Brown, Lancaster ' '
j F Tumbiosion, N 0 8 Conard.Peima
JDrmynddio, Penna - , .1 Jay, Snllivbn co. Po .
M llenrV, Va'-- > • TKimr.Rochester
8 R MoPhflrwm. Texas - A VWagner & tody, N C
D Pbaboay, Boston ; '
MERCHANTS’ HOITSE-Third st., above Callqwhill.
Wjn Kline', Allentown. ■ . ChasKlino, Allentown ,
.Jos Nogal, Allentown,' . Amos EUiugor, Allentown
JMLtnd, Pa;,*/ t JaaHßnsh.-P«i,-, •, ~1 •.
D Fnolw,AJlontown BiobytlTtY*. - ~ t
tt Bpersrßeeravillo J B BliaetTer,'Reading,#*
D b Kenyon. Readmit, Pa B A Albright. Iteading, Pa
S Weltiel. Doualassville J MeCann, Phila ~ “
KKrens.StPaul •. WmMoyor»;Fre&burg,iPa
I) S Bayer, Freebnrg, Fa' Peter-Bont*,-Lancaster co
GJI M»llor,WonJoI«dor/ f Pa '
HjUerlin*, PJiili ■ J Hertpn fete. Boston
• '■ .y - , SNewllnJtolt
JBmitU«~.NW Bedford jSincUre.SC > ■
_P>ftintor, Caitf.May. . Jt-Nyce, Chester co -
Philst’ r. - - • w Grtrrett* Chester co
JYnrnall.Bolen,Pa RColtm»n,Whiteinnr«b
J Glino/ West Point * * T .Tones; «Y
EBeum tc to,- Boston' '• F Menagh, Tf Y
W Baker,'P&. - ,w.V - «
COMMERCIAL ,ftOTRL-Bixth: fit, above Chestnut
Mjsaliobertß'.Pejinnrr , .. E P Bharpleiu, Ponnfi
.rw McCracken, Bel co.’ -_'fl Hodgson, P A B R R.
T R Neil. Lanoaaler co ; ijHarmor, Lancastor co
W F NoiLLanejurter co' - '-If Jackson. Chester co
R Miles,'Phil*' C 8 Patterson, Fhila
J.P Leytia, Pel,)., , J •* --.
MOUNT yERNON fit., Mwfo Arch.
J Graup, Pa '-CW Beanß & la, Chester
M HnnoalßKrtstori . • WD Roger*. Lancaster
8W Brady,Easton WBrovn,linston- •
Isaac Huehesj Easton-'',CF Bpermv* Phil* -
J Bhnw Sc la, Millville,N J ASBeeh.Philft - ; -
RR . . ,*■ BF.Clark, N Y J . •
W HawcVßethleheni r « •<. •
s' ,BALP st.’, ftbove Caliowhill. ;
J MHler, Northampton co J Briiiiper, Nortluynptonco
-D'Httuior.Mootcomerf co ‘.O'B Stonshton, Milton- :
llMusselman.Quakertown Henry S Finer; Phila -
-.TEryiriweriTefia J Kliner, Montgomery co
BLACK BEAR-BpTFXr-Thira st M above Callowliffl.
J W Gnndrmn, Pino Grove I.evi Temple, HarUville
■Linford Roads. Bjrberry r /Dios Htacfile, Allentown S 3
I j Tomlinson, Somerton-' • BH-Toinlimwn. By berry
,WJ ilornitjr,Allentown . Thoaßteckel, Allentown .
F-BliorterrHpllidaysborg Mis* MWierback, Pa.
. 'VtliNltiNHOTEL—Arch street, above Third. ’
J G Hafmir, Cinr Ohio " RWMpAlpine.Atfv
■W!PBhnrpe.Snlem.'-N FSPhillips. Philo »
r Martin & la.’N-Y : '' .1 Simpkim Cin, Ohio ‘
V Thorne. Gin, Ohio . W A‘Pried &■ ferri, Balt.
JDBrown, Canton, Ohio r Miss Goodman, Canton* O
'Alins Brown/Canton, O • B WHayes, Pitila '• i
BARLBY-’SHEAF pt., below Vine'/
Jha Palmer; Afiddletbwn ' John Watson.JMiddletown
Wm AJvrortf Buck# co, Pa John Farcen, Bucks ca. Pa
.Hon/Ditworth.-Pa, * M FjCeertan, Pa - r ,
JVixeon, New Hope . • : t sTu son, Kansas',
ige S ale> s- -j a 1 y r 3 O." l
1»NYC«nR,,..V.;;,.74 '
so (io “il < .74%
UO Hudson Riv-R...... S 3 r
JO® , sIOAS
-3W Harlem Rpref;.... 86 -
W- * A>^ji.. b6OMXs
CO Reading R.:. •: .sSM4?2
*OOs?’dov.... .bOO.«
200 do.-.v.,, i..blo.uk,
101 JdA ..i.. :aaK
JOOmch Can R..... sNMik
200 ' ' do..,;*.v'WOuS ,
fid’r do* ...... ....vaS.42 '
100 Zy do .....;....b6o.*2k'
CO- doT-.*.. ~.,.-.*46.41*2
100 5g0.42
fiOMtehSaANWR!.. 7)1
led : do ;
MO- do
20Q Panama R;.. ...v.. l|s*£
Meat & chTit,.,..B».6Sk
\ 100,Cte*A Tot R. ~,830.23«
\ mew arih,;..eiS
i tt^-rdo../"UfolS
r riyNor.AVTor R... 90
BEE FOURTH PAGE.
EAGLE HOTEL—Third street, above Race
. MAUtNEINTELLIGENCJE.
SPECIAL NOTICES?.
Hope.—l'hcru is yet hope for tlieDys'pep
tio ! Do not despair, if you have bson unable to find relief.'
HOOFLAND’S GERMAN' BITTERS wilt cure any and :
every esse of -Dyspepsia. It. will euro every case of
Liver Cdmplaint. It will remove the yellow and sallow!
appoampoe from the skin and eyes. It will restore the
norvoiis'system to its' original vigor, and givo entire!
health to the body. , '
For sale by all druggists and dealers in medicines, at
7fi cents'per bottle.. Also by the proprietors, Dr. C. M.
JACKSON & Co., 418 ARCH Street, Fhilada. ltd&W
. A Purely Tegrtablk Compound, Ciikmi
oabhY' Combined.—The EXu Athbnuinnb, on Hair
Renovatoh, op. Joles Hauel■ has wonderful potoncy
in restoring the hair and preserving the sight; as a pre
ventive and euro for baldness, it is unrivalled, and will
ohange gray'hairahd whiskers to their original lifo color,
iinpattirik to them the lustre of youth.- 1 Sold by all drug
gists. and br JULES HAUEL & CO., No. 704 CHEST?
NUT-Street; Philadelphia. aul-6t
- ’ One-Price Clothing op * the Latest
Bttlrs» nrid made in .the Iwnt manner, expressly for
retail sales;: Wo lowest soiling prices in
plaik pfabiiEs bn oaoh articlo. * All goods mode to order
fire warranted satisfactory* anil our onb-pbick system
is strictly adhered to. Wo believe this to bo the only
fair way of dealing* as therebjr nil are treated alike.’ .
JONES & CO. >
604 MARKET Street.
ftp2S-t&027.
Grover & Baker’s
Celebrated Noiseless . Family Sewing-Machines,
.. AT TlBDtrCKn PEICKS.
Temporarily nt No. 501 Broadway.
Will retuni to No. 495 in a few woeks.
Saving Fond—National Safety Trust
Company.— Chartered by the Suite of Pennsylvania. 1
' H . RULES. 1
1. Money ju received every day,'and in any amount,
large or small. $( . r
2. FIVE PER CENT, interest is paid for money from
the day it is put in.' '• ' • -/ /
3. The money is always paid back in GOLD whenever
it is called’for,’and’ without notice.
4. Money is roopived from Executors, Administrators,
Guardian*-, and other Trustees, in large or small sums,
toVomain along dr short period. . -
5/ The money received from Depositors is invested in
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other flrst
clas& securitioß., a .
•' 6. Office open’ovory day—WALNUT Street, southyrost
corner Third street, Philadelphia. apl«
. Seamen’s Saving Fund—Northwest
Corner Second'and Walnut, Streets.—Deposits re
received in'small and largo amounts, from all classes of
t|io community, and allows intorestat the rate of five per
cent, per annum. : ’ '
•• Money may bo drawn by. checks without loss of in
terest. '
Office open daily, from 9 until 6 o'clock, and on Mon
day .and Saturday until 9 in the evening. President,
FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and Seoretary, CHAS.
E. MORRIS. - * - 1 ‘
MARRIED.
On the 28th ult.,l»y Rev. A. P- Cobb, R. 8. WILLIAM
SON, of Now York, to ISABEL 1., daughter of the late
Wm.H. Stewart, of Philadelphia.- *
On the 23th nit., by the Rev. W. CathcnrU Mr. JOEL
A. MOORE to Miss Mary R. STOY, hoth of this city. *
On the 4th ult., by Rev. J. B. Maddox, Mr. GEOkGE
W. MATHEWS to Miss SARAH ANN DUNLAP, for
merly of Easton. ‘ • - *
On* the 27th ult.. by Rev. John Walker Jackson. Mr.
HENRY C. OWENS to Miss ANNIE E. ROBINSON. *
On tho 23th ult, by the same, Mr. CHARLES R. CA
REY, formerly of Philadelphia, to Miss JOSEPHINE
COCHRAN, youngest daughter of the late Johns. Coch
ran. *
In Baltimore, on the 28th ult.. by Rev. Mr, Morgan,
JOHN M. NACE to ANNA R. WIKER, both of Balti
mo!f thO'Wth ult, by Aid. C. Brazer, Mr. ROBERT H.
HALL to Miss OLARAAlUlGG,l>othofthißcity. *
On tho 25th ult.. by. Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, Mr.
WILLIAM H.' HUTTENLOCIf to Miss SARAH
PLUMLY, both of this citr. - • *
DIED.
On the 28th ult,, Mias ANN MoMULLIN, in the 47th
Funeral from the residence of her mother, Paul street,
above Unity, Frankford, this (.Monday) afternoon, at 3.
o’olook. To proceed to Cedar Hill Cemetery. * 1
On thff~23th'ult, JACOB ERNST, in the CStli year of
his age. i ' . ‘ > ‘
Fuooral from- the residence of his son. No. 848 North
Soventhstreet,thia(Monday)morning,at 10o'clock. *
- On tho 30th ult., MARY HILL, daughter of Mrs. Mary
Hill, in the 18th yoar of her age.
Funeral from tho residence of Mrs. Hill, 326 South Se
cond street, this (Monday) afternoon, at 3 o’olook* To
proceed to Odd Fellows’ Cemetery.'' *
- On tho 28th ult, Mrs. ELIZABETH METZGAR, wife
of Godfrey Metzgor, in the 47th year of her age. *
Funeral from the residence of her husband, 1229 Elm
street, below Girard avenue, Eighteenth ward, this
(Monday) afternoon, at 4 o’olook. To proceed to Pal
mer’s Ground. < • • - - *
On the‘27th ult. t JOSEPH SHUMAN, aged 37 years. -
Fujioral from his late residence. Gaul street, between
Noms and Dauphin, this (Monday) afternoon, at 6
o’clock. To proceed to Hanover-street Burial Ground.*
On tho 23th ult.. JANE, wife of Andrew Nichols, in tho
fifth year of her age. „
Funeral from the residence of hor husband,l3ls North
Fourth street, this (Monday) afternoon, at 2 o’olook. *
, Health Report*
, , ■ 1 Health Ofpics> July 30,
interments tn the Cit p of Philadelphia from the
. _ , * the 90th July.
DWHASfiS.
Fever, Typhus
„ “ typhoid
Gangrene
Iloinorrhago
Inflammation Brain.
’* ' Bronchi
'i Livor..
„ Lungs..
; “ S. it Bowels
Inanition....'
Jaundice
Manin-a-potu.;..-...
Marasmus
Measles
Old Ago.;
Palsy.
Still-born....
Suicide... iA...
ufooraFioii lii'wifaV,
tec.,*:
Abscess
Anemia
8um5..'....'.:
Cancer of Uterus....
Casualties
Croup
Congestion of Lungs
“ Brain.
Cliolora Infantum...’.
Cholera Morbus
Consump’n of Lungs
C0nvu15i0n5..........
Cyanosis...
Diarrhcea
S repay. Brain
isoase, of Brain.....
Biseasg of Heart....
rowned.....'
Dfaentery,..-.
D0bthty.......’......
Effusion on Brain....
Fracturo
Fever, Puerperal....
f* Remittent...
Scarlet;
50VE TITHRE WEBE;
..118 From 40 to 50.. ....
.41 *♦ 50 to 00
.19 M 60 to 70
.. 6 44 70to 80.
..4 “ 80to 90.,...,
5 90 to 100
.14
Under 1 year
From Ito 3
. ** - 2to 3. ...
“ -Btoia
“ lo to is
“ 1fit0W...4......
20 to 30.
. 30 to 40.
From the AlmeKoui
the Couutry, 2. •
Males. UC: Fomalei
ByordoroF the Boa
ART
W^~
People of Color, 20 ;
Girls,*lo9.
HUGHES, Health 01
' FREE LECTURE BV PROFESSOR- Rf.
M w CALKINS. M. D., on TUESDAY AFTERNOON
fttTk M., nnd EVENING nt 8 I’. M., on tho “ Causes.
Prevention, nnd Cure of tho Dwoanoiof Summor, 1 * at
ECLECTIC COLLEGE; Sixth and Caliowlull. •
Medical Office. No. 1421 CHESTNUT St. aui-2t if*
A MEETING OF TRE YOUNG MEN'S
J[J" DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB will ft hold T?I IS
MERCHANTS’
HOTEL. -A! persons ▼ho have been elected rnembors
are requested to attend, - ‘ •-• :
‘ „t» . WAC LEECH) Jr., Chairmen,
. «*
QT'
NORTH BRANCH, CANAECOMPANY.
-►w —NOTICE.—The-Stockholder* pf the North
Bronoh Canal; Company are hereby'notified, that by a
a P instalment of
TWO AND A.HALF DOLLARS per share is required
W Ixj.vaul to the Treasure ror iia Assistant, at thoir of
fice, m t ie 15th day of September
next, and if not paid within th rty .days after that date
the stock wjll.be-forlejted. 1 - --
' '„ a * < OEO * .HQELBNBACK, Treasurer.
W. O.Stfblikq, Assistant Treasurer;
• July 23d, 1850.
iTvf* NOTICE T<> STOCKHOLDERS.—AN
kj? . Ejection will l»o hold for officers of the ALLE
GHENY AIOUNTAIN HEAI.TH INSTITWETat Ores
flon,ontUo first, MONDAY in August, nt 2 o’clock.
Jygl-9t. .4 * ’T. BLAIR MOQRE, Secretary.,
fY#* OFFICE SIIAMOKIN VALLEY AND
» POTTBVILLE RAILROAD C0..509 WALNUT
July W. IS6o.—Tli« COUPONS
due August Ist.upon the First Mortgage Bonds of the
PinLADELPHIAAND 9UNBURY RAllSoAl) CO.,
will be paid on and after that date, on presentation at
this office, between the hours of 10 and 2 o’clock.
JOHN L. GODDARD,
jy2l 2225-dtAS . Secretary.
RETAIL BUY GOODS.
rpHORNLEY &.CHTSM,
A . Northrait corner EiGHTH and'SPRING GAR
DEN, . - - ' -
\ ‘‘ . ' Are closinr out
. _* THEIR SUMMER STOCK
„ , _ .At nml under Cost prico!!{
Rich Organdie Robes, Napoleon Bareges, -
Hioh gftrere Robes. Uucnls nnd Valencias,
Verr fine Cambric Lawns,-lOrape Tnnmrtinoa,.
of Olialhes, ; Fancy Bilks, &0.,i0.
Black Lace Pomtos, * ’ *
' Black Silk Busters,
» „ . \ Silk Mantillas, Barego Shawls, See
Juttoponod* a splendid set or
• Poulard Silks, very cheap,
- ' , Black Silks.
■ . ; Qood Sliirjmg and Muslins. v
Irish Linens, Men’s and Boys’ Wear, &c.,'£ro.
"AUi I'OR oisH.”- * ’ •
TMTBRTNO GAUZE UNDERGARMENTS,
■,of Cartwright. Sc Warner's superior make. We
have them m all varieties iorLadios/ Cents’ and Chil
dren’* wear.
Hosiery m medium and suponor qualities for Ladies*
GonW/.aml Children's woar,including alotof Ladios’
open-worked Lisle-thread Hobo, of very fine qualities,
and a lot of Imen and Lislo-thrond half hose for Cents 1
wear.. ,
Gauntlets m silk, silk and Lisle, Lialo thread, kid and
buckskin. - , .1'
Nubia, Scarfs or Clouds, of largo eiro,in white and
colors, for sale at,
HOFMANN'S HOSIERY STORE,
augl«mw&ftf. . No. 0 NORTH EIGHTH street.
NOTICES:
TCGTlCE.—Letters A testamentary on .the
pstate of tho Rev. J, 0. 'Bakor, O. Delate of tho
city of Philadelphia, docoasod, having been grantod to
the l subscriber, all.persons indebted nre requested to
make payment, and those having claims or demands
against the same to present them without delay to
a .. t JOHN F. LONG. Lancaster. Po.,
Or to his attorhoy, ■- * CHAS. E. I/BX.
' augl-mCt* . Cl North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
fIGNTINEtfTAL HOTEL COMPANY.—
In accordance with ft rosohttion of the Board of
Managers of tho “ CONTINENTAL HOTEL COMPA
NY, ft third instalment of twenty jper cent, or ono
mndred dollars upon each share of the new stock sub
scribed, will bo payable error before .Friday, the 6th day
of Augnstr' at the office of the Troasarer, lYp, BJS
Aroh street, above Elcjith-HtrCot.
augl-tag J. SERGEANT PRICE, Treasurer.
POLITICAL.
JjIORPROTnONbtABY OF..THE COURT
_ , v'Joseph, c. Costello.
, - Of the Second Ward,
WSrBubloot to Democratic rule a.
TOILET ARTICLES.
VAN HAAGEN&MoKEONE’SORIEN
r'TAL DETERSIVE SOAP ia deoidedly the best
ever made. One pound of it is equal to three of common
soap. All respectable grocers koon it. >
. „ THAIN & McKEONE,,
Jr3o : 2t, '. • ' 22 South WHARVES,/
Y OU WANT-LIFE-SIZE PHOTO
GRAPHS In Oil forjrour parlors, and sinall Photo
graphs «nd Anibrotyncs for tour mends- Resort to
Koimer’s Gallery, SECOND street above Groen. , H*M
rfMiß STOCK OF WINDOW-GLASS,
X .GROVND PAINTS of all Colors, and WHITE
LEAD, winch ZIEGLER. Sc SMITH, Wholesale Drug
gists, corner of SECOND and GREEN: Streets, offer
for P.ubho approval, as to prioe nnu quality, are une
qualled. .Tltpso who consult their own 1 interests will
exnnimo their assortment, and purchase of them a su
perior quality of goods, at a less prioe than can be had
elsewhere. , , ■ ; Jy29-tf
TTAMSAND SHOULDERS—2,OOO pieces
Oitr Smoked Hams arid- Shoulders. Also, WO pie
- ce» extra Sugar Cured Hams, for sale by . ,
- . ■■ , C.fl. SADLER A C 0.,:
; ftugl , Arch street, second doorahovo Front.
HERRING.— 340 ‘barrels Pickled Herring.
Also, 320 boxes Smoked Herring, for sale by ’ ’
••' 7- - ‘ C. C. SADLER, ScrCO,
•ttogl . Arch street, second door ftbovP'FTont.
f’NIDER BRANDY.—IO liblsi puro Uonne£-
ticut Cider Brandy. Also, 6 hbla. old ey &
quality on consignment, end for sale by i—/
C. C. SADLER U CO."
null Ar«h street, second doe, ttbove fjont,
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, AUGUST I, 1859.
■ COMMISSION HOUSES.
£JONftAD & SEBRILL, !
DUNDEE LINENS. ;
206 CHESTNUT STREET,
aul-2m PHILADELPHIA.
jjUEAOHED AND BROWN
SHEETINGS.
BY THE PIECE OR PACKAGE.
JOSHUA L. DAILY.
. 213'MARKET STREET,
ratf- ‘ PHILADELPHIA. •
JjTIRST OPENING-
PALL STYLES,
THIS DAY, AUGUST I.
JOSHUA L. BAILY,
WITOI.ESAI.E DRY GOODS.
QIBBONS & CANTADOR,
'240 CHESTNUT STREET,
Have rocoivcd and offer for sale by the packngo, on
SOLE AGENTS IN THIS MARKET FOR THE
F. & H.,
CLOTHS & DOESKINS.
BUI-10t
JVAMBS WOOL SHIRTS AND PANTS,
BRITISH JIOBIERY,
EMBROIDERIES.
DISEASES,
nul-m w f-lOt
Q.INGIIAMS.
SOLID CIIK LOW TO SUPER AND DARK FANCY’S,
~ ' lUUGWAY & FHNG, <
& BEARS,
Are now offering their Fall importation of
WHITE GOODS,
LACE GOODS, &c„
To the Jobbing Trade, on the moatliboral terms,
ftul-lra
JJEMOVAL.
MOSS, BRO., & CO..
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
Have rmiiorei] to
430 MARKET STREET,
ml-m-if SOUTH SIDE.
Removal. .
J. W. GIBBS & SONS
Have removed to
NO. 531 MARKET ST.,
NOHTH fIIDE,
THIRD DOOR BELOW SIXTH STREET.
' JyM-Ct
J^EMOVAL.
SIBLEY, MOLTON, & WOODRUFF
TWO DOORS BELOW SIXTH STREET, N. SIDE.
jl23satuth-Gt
SILK AND DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
HJU H ALiLOWEIX & CO.,
833 MARKET
AND •
27 N. FOURTH STREET,
Have and ready for sale,
A SUPERB ASSORTMENT
OP
NEW SILKS
AND
FANCY DRY GOODS,.
Of their own importation, Jy27*l2t
R # O. WALBOBN & Cp.,
(Now) Nos. Band 7.NORTH SIXTH STREET,
MANUFACTURERS
■ oy
StHRTB, "WRAPPERS, DRESS STOCKS, ETC.
Dealers in ovory,article relating to tho
. GENT’S FURNISHING BUSINESS:
myl7-3mif
JJOSTON QRACKERS.
BOND’S EXTRA CRACKERS
BOSTON CRACKERS, SODA BISCUIT,
OYSTER *• MILK
GRAHAM “ WINE “
LEMON PIO NIC " CREAM _ “
WATER » PRESIDENT “
TOAST BISCUIT “ GRAHAM WAFERS.
EXTRA PILOT BREAD.
-We are constantly receiving this celebrated make .of
CraokarH, fresh from tho Bakery, in barrels, boxes, ami
tins.
gENAT BROTHERS & GO.
288 CHESTNUT STREET,
.IMPORTERS OP
, W H I T B GOODS,,
, , - EMBROIDERIES, AND L. O. SURFS., ,
Invito the attention of wholesale buyera to
aont aoason’a importation and atook, comprising every
desirable variety of the above-named goods, n|^l^jr
DKY GOODS JOBBERS. J ,
A PULL LIKHOV
THE MOST APPROVED BRANDS,
VOR SALE
MERRIMACK PRINTS,
213 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
liberal terms.
A TV LL ASSORTMENT OP
wo OLLENS.
Adapted for Fall 1859.
CELEBRATED MAKES OF
p. s. & s.,
SNOECK,
BISCHOFF’S
GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS,
LACES AND JOINED BLONDS,
Buyers are invited to examine our
NEW FALL STOCK
BRITTAN BROTHERS,
4 MURRAY STREET;
JUST OPENED,
2.0 CHESTNUT STREET.
230 CHESTNUT STREET,
EMBROIDERIES.
REMOVALS.
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
NEW STORE,
NO. 631 MARKET STREET,
FURNISHING GOODS.
CRACKERS.
FOR FAMILIES.
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R. Sinnthurst. John Ambler, Jr.,
Sitor, Van Cnlin, * Glass Alex. Adams,
: Curwon Stoddart * Bro., Abliott * Co.,
i Wm. Kellers & 00., Ilobt. Adams, Jr.,
1 John Stone * Son, J. H. Allen * Co.,
Tuttle * 00.. , R. * F. Atinore,
Toner Sc Davis. Bishop. Simons, * Co.,
Thompson * .Tonkins, Rarnl.H. Bihiu'haua,
Truitt, Bro., * Co., BJnrxnv* Smith,
Traner. Jonos. Sc Co, H. S. Boardman,
J,Givis Thompson & Co., C»tv Treasurer.
Jorry Walker, J. Cresson Bradford,
Clerk Orphans’ Court, Baugh * Sons,
Wijer & Moss, Besson * Son. -
Woavor, Filler, Sc Co., Rlnnchnrd * Lea,
.Tas. Wilcox. Win. Beatty * Son.
John Yard. Jr., Sc Son, Hold. R. Corson * Co.,
W. B. Zinbor. Cristiani * Co..
Geo, P. Weaver, Wm. M. Meredith, '
Wyatt * Hovrliiurs, . Cauby * Brotlior,
Win. Wilson * Soil» > . C. B. CamplJoll & CO.l ’
W. Henry.Patton,' ‘ J. M. Brown. _
Pohtoehiuc Collogo, H. B. * J. M. Bonners,
11. Robinson * Co., rrnnkhu Bacon,
A.B, Roichonbnch, . „ Bowen * Fox,
lloyitolds, Hmvell, * Kioff, Win. L. Brown,
Clms. F. Rioho, - S.J..Bestor, -
MansionHnußor • .Bullitt* Fairthorno,.
J. H. Bhhl.iU A Sons, Daily * Alexander,
Snodgmss * Steelman, John Bonsnll * Co.,
0. C. Sadler & Co., • 30; W. Baird, >
Shaffnor. Ziegler, * Co., Frederick Brewn,
.T, & M. Saunders, R. Badger,
John H. Stokes, Arthur M,'Barton,
■Bitor. Price. * Co., 11. Biekloy * &n,
Jas. B. Smith & Co., J. * G. A. Binder,
D. L. Stackhouse, Brown * Pratt,
Grunvillo Stokes, F. C. Brightloy,
Evnni W. Shippon, Bosga * Kirk.
Taw Sc Boers, Button * Laning, •
Turnbull. Allen, A Co., Burgm A SOne,
N. & G. Taylor, Wm. j. A. Birkey, M. D.,
Truman * Shaw, Bates * Coatos,
U. H. & C. W. Taylor, John Baird,
Vnnco * Landis, Bonnot & DoughoTty,
Willcox * Doflaker, . .las. L. Bowloy A Co.,
David Webster, Bailey * Co., , ,
Wm. Wnnmek,- ' Burns * Boig,
R. * J. J. Williams, M. T. Borour, ’
T. W. Sc J. A. Yost, . , Booth * Kennedy,
A. H. Yornnll, Callendor * Co.*
Work, McCouob, Sc Co., St. G. T. Cntnpboll,
Wood * Perot, 8. W. Collom A Co., .
Hoopos * Tmvnsoiul, , Clothier & I'odrick,
John M. Wolff, William Curtis,' ;
J. R. Cassolborry, Wm. Dunlap, . ,
Alex Convory, , Jacob Dupton,
Androw Cathonvoml, Walter Dimnoro * Co., ‘
Cowdrlck A Thatcimr, P. C.-Elhunktsr, ,
Henry Croskoy * Co., T. S. Eniorjr,
ClaghoTn & Fryer, “ The Union,”
Chambers * Brothor, ~ ' 11. C. Eckstein,
John G. Dale, Chas. Evans A Son.
Davis & Blrnoy. John B. English Sc Co..
Dulilh. Cook, A Co.. Thos. W. Evans A Co.,
Franklin Savings Fund Estate of John Moss,
Wm. H. Horstman & Halo ABowdoin,
J.Wm. Hofmann, - • O/S: Hemphill,
llowoll, Smith, * Co., • Hurlbutt Sc Thomas,
C. & E. Honszov, Hansard * Co.,
Horstman, Brother, A Co., ‘Jesner Harding * Son,
Marshall Hounzoy, > ;0.8. Huubqll, ,
llemsworth. Kakms, * Co.,T. IT. Jacobs * Co.,
C. M. Jackson & Co., .Tonka & Ogdon, ’
Jones * White, Johnson. Lund, * Wall,
B. 8. Jannoy, Jr.*& Co., Jonos * Deomer, >
F. V. Kiu* A Co,, Kitroro, Wilson, * Co.,
B.D.Kershaw *Co;,' -Kirkpatrick, Do Haven, *
Loo A Walker, • Co;,
Leary, Getz, * Co.. C W.LockoACo.,
Lincoln, Wood, * Nichols, Richard M.>Le&.
M’Cutohoon * Collins, L. Lndomus & Co'.,
J. I*. M’Fadden, Jas. E. M’Clees. *
Martion & Co., * Marxson Witto,’
J. Miles * Ron* Win. F. Murphy * Sons,
Merrick * Sons, , Morris, Tasker. * Co., -
Moss* Gamble, Wm. H; Maurice,'
Carlton P.'Moore * Co., AloxrHenrr*
John O. Mend & Sous . Massey. Collins, A C 0.,. .
ILF. Niemann. ; Honry B.'Norris, -
Obertonllor-A.Froytng, Nowlin Marshall A Co., .
OldonbeTghA Taggart, Jno. Fennin-ton A Son. 1
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WANTS.
WANTED —An Interest in a Jobbing
- House on Market street, having a cash capital
'of 815,000. The'beatof reference given,' Address Wi
A., immediately t at the Press office, iu their real names,
where an Interview can be brut. : it* t
"VS/"ANTED —A Salesman : in a Wholesale
T f Coot and Shoe Store., To one that can influence
a good Ohio and Pennsylvania trade, a liberal salary will
bo given. Adrire&s A.B. C., office of this paper.
augl-6t*
Wf ANTED—By a Young Man, a situation
* * as Assistant in a packing room or Light Porter.
Can give good reference. Address J. F., Press office. ,
augl-6t*_ ■ /
WANTED —A situation by a respectable
German girl, in a private American family, as a
nurse or Chambermaid. Apply at -No. 1103 Jones street.
augi-3t 1
HOUSEKEEPER'S SITUATION WANT
ED—By a genteel American widow.-fully compe
tent and experienced; a widowers family preferred;
salary not so much an object as a comfortable home,
unexceptionable references. AddressiUrs. H. F.« Press
office.' • ( , - augl-2t* ■
A CTIVE CANVASSER’S WANTED— For
.xtm. a new periodical, nt wliioli good wages may he
earned/ Andress Books, at this office, •' - ,augl-4t*
TO' CLOCK MAKERS.—SITUATION
wanted, by a young man, at chick work* or any
Other similar business; a good shop and steady employ
ment is the principal object; hag no obieotion to any
part af tho country. Address J., at this office, ~ augHt
WANTED— A SALESMAN in a Whole:
sale Dry Goods Storo. To an efficient man a lib
eral salary will bo given. Address “Elton,” office of
this paper. , -- • jy29-4t*
WANTED —By n young man, a situa
tion in an Importing House, wbdre he can make
himself nseral m the Counting Room. Address “A. Z,,”
at this office. - jy29-St*
SITUATION WANTED—By an expe
riepced SALESMAN, in a Wholesale Dry Goods
Jobbing House. . Undoubted testimonials will be given.
Audresg “ Leonard,” office of this paper. i
'Wf ANTED—By a sober, industrious Man,
v v a situation as PACKER or PORTER, in n Whole
sale Dry Goods or Straw House. Best of city references
Will be furnished. Address “M. H.” at this office. >
jygHt* - • :
WANTED— By a lad, 10 years of a^e,
a situation-W ERRAND BOY In a Wholesale
Store or Factory. Can furnish good recommendations.
Andreas u Alfred,” office of The Press, - jygMt* ;
WANTED TO EXCHANGE for improv
ed oity'uroneny ,-frjotrom incumbrance, 160 acre*
'nr "excellent' PARoLJjAND, located iftGloucester Co.,
New Joraoy. Tlio Railroad from Camden to Bridgeton,
shortly to be laid, posses within a short distance of the
land. For further particulars address J. K., offing of
The Press. _ jell. ■
I’OIi.SALE AN» TO LET.r
m. TO LET—A furnished HOUSE coif
trally located, to a respectable tenant' Abortion
of tho rent will lie taken out in board. For particulars
address, with real name, ELLIOTT, at this office.. -
fiul-6t* . ,
MT.O .LET.—The threc-storied .House,
No. 13 JAMES Street. Apply on the premises. 2t»
IAND IN' EXCHANGE.—One hundred
and sixty acres of good TIMBER LAND in New
Jersey, willbe exchanged for improved City Property.
Address K, office of The Press., 6t*
FOR SALE.—Ono hundred acres of un
improved land in Gloucester County, New Jersey,
IS miles below WoodhuTy. For particulars apply at No.
No. lIS FEDERAL Street. J '~ ' nnl-3t».
Available farm and country
SEAT FOR SALE, two mites frort the Chelten
hill Station, North Pennsylvania Railroad, containing
120 aoros of highly improved land, with an abundance of
fruit and shade trees. The improvements aro a fine
stono mansion, containing fourteen rooms, tenant-house,
ice-house, large barn, carriage-house, and all necessary
out buildings. A fine building sito on-the premises.
Could easily be divided into two beautiful country seats.
For further particulars inquire of John J. C. Harvey,
on the promises. • • • • auel-lm*
HARDWARE. —A Wholesale House, do
in?.chiefly a Southern package "business, to
prompt dealers in cities, desires to sell out. Bad health
the reason for retiring. Tho business of twelve years
standing. Tho stock is all now, and mostly in original
packages. The Terras will bo liberal. No lands taken m
exchange. Address “ Delphos,” Box 2051 Now York
Post Office/ • ■ , • augl-12w
SUPERIOR NORTH THIRD STORE TO
£3 RENT.—The large and well-lighted granite .front
Store. No. 121 North Third street, above Arch, suitable
for Jobbing or Heavy Package Trade. Terms satisfac
tory to a responsible tenant. Apply on tlio promises, or
at No. 427 Vino street. . . jy3o-7t*
m TO - LET—HOUSE No. 133 NEW
Street, with eleven Rooms. Gas. Bath, Renters,
Ranges; Sec: Applv to I. BELLANGBE Ss SON,
jyffi-Ct* Roal Estate Agents, No. 414 Green streot.
DRAFTS— On th&Union Bank of London,
and Royal Bank of Ireland, in smite to suit.
For sale by WELLS, FARGO & CO.,
my!B-3m* No. 400 Chestnut street.
, . BOAKDING.
APR IV AT E FAMILY, WITHOUT
children or boarders, wish to lot a beautifully, fur
nished front parlor and bedroom, on the first floor, aim a
room on tho second floor, to reapcctdbloperaons; all the
modern improvomouts. r augl-3t*
BOARD WANTED—For \a -Lady and
- Child 18 months old, in some privato family in the
countrv. Torms jnust bo moderate. Please address
BOARD, at this draco, stating terras, location, etc.
j>29-ot* . ' ' _____
BOARD WANTED—By a,Lady, with an
unfurnished room, or without board; torms not to
exceed $4 or $5 per Week, with board; reference given
if required. Address Mrs. J. C., at this office, for three
days. - ' j>3P-»t
A CHOICE OF FINE LARGE ROOMS,
witlfßoanlin* fur Families and Single Gentlemen,-
at 1100 WALNUT Street. - ■ J?a,-ot*
Desirable private boarding for
families; large and small rooms communicating,
handsomely furnished; large garden attached. Koler
onces required. 1529 SPRUCE-Street. ■ jyl9-lin
THIRST-CLASS BOARDING, AT 1104
M? SPRUCE street. House pleasantly situated,'rooms
airv and handsomely furnished. Persons from tho couth
PERSONAL.
INFORMATION WANTED—Of DAVID
J- EDWARBS, who loft Ida homo, Worth street, New
York, oil July M; had about 8300, or $m and a gold
watch? ho is about six feet high, light .complexion, ra
ther pale * had on a white coat. Any information or him
will no thankfully received by his afflicted wife, Mary
Ann Edwards, by addressing a noto to Mr. Curry* Wo. 5
Worth street, Now York. . Ml4t*
The lady who took a parasol
in exchange for her own, on Saturday last, in tiro
Third-streot car, will ploase call at No. 33 Eighth street,
and get her own. *t
A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, WHO
- has been deprived oftho moans of support, wishes
to find a person who will adopt her child, a healthy boy
8 months old. Address L.J.. at this office. augl-3t*
LOST AND POUND.
T OST.—On the 25th day of July, a check
Li drawn by us oh the Bankofthe Northern- Liber
ties, No. 9iS, for to the order of Chns. M. Jack
son & Co., of Baltimore, and not endorsed by them.
The public are cautioned against negotiating the same,
"TgiSr' m 8 tw °' l "“Leaver, fitler a co.
EDUCATIONAL.
Eden hall (late paradise) f,
SEMINARY, situated in the village of Paradise,
on Lancaster mid Philadelphia, turnpike, fifty-three
miles west of Philadelphia, nine miles east of Lancaster
citv. ami three-fourths of a mile Irom Leaman Place,
station. Points}tvaiiia Railroad. RE-OPENS. for its
TENTH SESSION, on tho SECOND WEDNESDAY
IN SEPTEMBER. The building is undergoing tho
rough TOpair, a story being added for dormitories, into
which wator will be introduced, and bath attached.
Comfortable accommodation is thus provided for thirty
boarding pupils, and tho trustees Anil spare no expense
to render tho school worthy of public favor. t .
Among tho innn) to whom the conductors of this school
might refer, they arc permitted particularly to name
the Rt. Itov. Bishops Alonzo Pottor and Do Laiicoy. and
tho Rov. Dr. W. Bacon Stevens, ol Philadelphia. They
also submit the following testimonial, kindly tendered
h\ tho lU. Rev. Dr. S. Bowman, Assistant Bishop P. h.
Church, Penjuylvanla:
“ The Seminary for jounff ladies at Paradise, Lancas
ter county, under tl»o cenornl superintendence ol Dr.
Killikolly, and with Miss Chamberlain, ns tlio immedi
ate ami active Principal, is one that, I think, may bo re
lied on to do faithfully nil that it promises. Tho situa
tion is healthy, bountiful, and easily accessible by the
Pennsylvania Railroad. Dr. Kilhkeliy has had largo ex
perience in superintending tho education of young la
dies, nml Miss Chainborlam brings to the institution the
weil-carnod reputation of a most competent and sne
cessful teacher, ns well in imparting knowledge ns in
administering discipline. The Seminary is, therefore, I
think, entitled to the confidence ol the public, and I
hope will recoivo it.” . * , . ,
FOR TERMS, which are. very moderate, ploase ad
dress tho Rov« Dr. , Roctor,
nul-Ow Paradise, Lancaster county, Pa.
Edge h ill school, princetox,
NEW JERSEY. ’ , , 4
Tho next session will open on Wednesday. August 3d.
Boys receive a careful preparation for colle*o or busi
ness. Thorough instruction in English Mathematics.
Ancient and Modern Languages, etc. Fundamental
principles are mastered,-ami habits of study torined
which will jnake future attainments ease and rapid. Tho
moral character of the pupils is guarded with tho utmost
vigilance. All gonial and moral infiuoncos aro made to
pervade tho school, and no pains aro spared to render it
a snfo, comfortable, and happy homo. For terms and
particular, add™., JAMJ , g j, HUGHES, Principal.
augl-mtuwalw-mwnfrv .
THE TIEMANS INSTITUTE. •
The subscriber will open SEPTEMBER J2lh,
in WALNUT Street, near Broad,-his School* for the
higher education of a limited number of Young Ladies.
Parents to whom ho is not personally known aro referred
to Professor C. 1), Cloavoland, Prolessor Charlos Short,
Rev. H. J. Morton, D. D., Rov. Win. B. Starcns, D. D.,
Rev. J, P. B. Wilmor, D. D.» Rov. IL A. Boardnmn, D.
D., Rov. Wm. 11. Furness, D. D., and others. ; ;
jy2l-2m JAMES I. HELM. 1
RYANT & STRATTON’S NATIONAL
* MERCANTILEJCOLLEGES, located at Phila
delphia, 4. E. corner. BBVEN.TTI.amI CHESTNUT?
Now York, Buffalo, Cleveland, and Chicago, hpr in
formation, call or send for Catalogue. to9-tt
„ WINES AND LIQUORS.
pRINGU IMPERIAL
CHAMPAGNE,
DE VENOGE A CO., EPERNAY, FRANCE.
This is a peevectly Pvbe and Delicate Wine,
from tho Vinoyard of Mesutu; Do Vonogo & Co., whose
ostato lies in the centre <f the far-fumed Champagne
District of France, it has hitherto, neon confined to the
bopt tables of England and tho Continent, and lias only
very recontlv been introduccd*nto this country, where
its rare quality, combined with tho moderate price at
whicKit isofi'ored, ia already achieving a success and
popularity unprecedented in the annals of the Wine
Sold in this city by REEVF.S k, DEAL, No. 201 MAR
KET STREET, and nt tho Principal Hotels, and by all
the leading dealers throughout tho country;
E. V. lIAUGIIWOUT,
Comer of BROADWAY and BROOME STREETS.
j)l9-tuth&s3sn if , ■ ;
Rochelle bkandYt—in quarters
and Eighths,now landingfrom the-Atlas. For sale
F. D. LONGCHAAIP,
217 South FRONT Street.
HYDROPATHIC,
OHESTNUT SPRINGS,
WATER-CURE.
At CHESTNUT lirLli, PHILADELPHIA County. Pa.,
tnrtha troalmontof all Chrome ami olwiH’at'lduioasaß.
This institution, under the chance of an ojpenenpad and
akiiful Physician, is now, ronfossodjX, tho .loading and
most' successful hydropathio establishment, in this
CO l[” l pm'iKNCKa.-Mrs.,'Mnrr Cottrinubr, lit North
- Twelfth street; Charles I;. Bhnrplass, Esq. r corner
Eiahth ami Chostnut slroots; Georkei Grant. Esq., 333
Market street pH. Forrnwton, Esq., of Myers, Cianhom,
& Co. , For other reforonooa^nd,ja,«tieulart^agH|Ba J
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, CIIESTNUT HILL.)
■ jo9-3tiiif * 1 ‘ •
TiENNSY|sVANIiY ‘ PAINT : STORE.—
AT ZIEGLEIi !c SMITH, corner of SECOND l ? d
GREFN Streets. This yell-known anoicnt establish!—jt
still retains the reputation of Beilins the host articnonjt
esunordmnr; low puses, jy»-H
■EPHIIATA mountain.
SHORTEST AND GREATEST ROUTE, *
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD.
FARE THROUGH.
Passengers lesvo by 730 Morning Mail Tram daily,
(Sundaysexcepted), arriving at Reading at 30 A. M.,
and proceeding at once by stage to the SPRINGS.
, For tickets apply at the Reading Railroad Passenger
Depot, BROAD nnd VINE Streets. .
...
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
ALTOONA AND CRESSON
iiSU2 n3 rN ishins 10 Itto.the' pure MOUNTAIN AIK, '
seekers of Pleasure, and all wbo desire' relaxation from
business, should take advantage of this great - - '
REDUCTION OP PARE,
TO VISIT ’ .
ALTOONA AND CRESSON.
Pareto Altoona and,-Return.; .'....*7 jfi
“ Cresson 7to
passengers are .likewise
furnished with tickets to Hopewell—the termisusofthe
Huntingdon and Broad Top,Raiimad--wherA two daily
lines of stages and hacks connect for the Springs. „ .
if» r im LEWIS L. T HOUPT,Gj^ ) 'K^totjg > Mt
FOR CAPE MAY.
-p JJMI/Y. (Sa-rtdars exee»tod,> at 9), o'clocA*. ( fiL^ ’
EXTRA TRIPS MAY ON SUNDAY'S,
Steamers DELAWARE, Captain Copes,
■ S9&TON. Captain Sellew,
_ KENNEBEC, Captain Hand,
- SUNDAYS, for CAr gi M f Y G „ n ,„ a t S o'e.ool,
Leave New York, (SiimUye excepted,) nt...... A P. M.
Faro to ork, Cabin. gg yo
Faro to Cape May, including Carriage Hire/. I /.V. 1 75
.. “ Servants 75
Season Ticket, Carriage Hire
. .. extra 800
.. . r - T State Rooms, extra 100
Freights for Now York and Cape Mar taken at low
s i d J >o!ron .‘ i York will bo for
warded with despatch, free of commission.
JAMESALLDERDrCE; Agent.
3H and 31C South DELAWARE AVENUE.
jtv .. FOR CAPE MAY, ON SUNDAYS.
Dntvie the Scaeon,” a steamer will leave for Cape
y ’ S? ay ?» at 8 o’clock A. M. Retumiiir, leave
Cape Mar, Monday morning, at 8 o’clock. IeSO-tf
DAILY FOR CAPE MAY.—
steamer BALLOON. Captain W.
Captain Taggart, JeAvea Aroh
street wharf every morning, at 9J4 o’clock, (Sundays ex
cepted.)
Passengers by THIS line arrive at the Island in time
to secure accommodations at the hotels.
• Emigrants are not carried in THESE boats.
Fare to the island, Carnage Hire inc1uded..........
- -** • Servants ..
“ Season -Tickets, Carriage Hire .
' extra gjo
Carnages, Horses, and Freight taken at the usual
rate 3« .. ; ■ '1 iy»-24*
T-TO! FOR THE SEA SHORE!—the
«* Philopatrian Literary Institute's Seventh Grand
Annual Excursion to Atlantic City, on WEDNESDAY.
August 3d, 1859. Tickets 8L25, to be had oEany of the
members, andtat■ tlie wharf on the morniny of the er
cureion. Deck a Band ia encased for.tbe occasion.' Thu
last boat leaves Vine-street wharf at^ljeftm^dc^elock.
_ - Chairman of Committee.
D. Fbhbis, Secretary. - 1 angl-ft*
1859.
OHIO WHITE SULPHITE SPRINGS.
OPEN TO VISITERS SEEKING HEALTH OR. PLEA
SURE, FROM JUNE Isr TO OCTOBER Ist!
r * ACCOMMODATION FOR £OO VISITERS .
THE OKIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS n aitan
ted >n Delaware eoanty, IS miles north of Cohunbus. (the
capital of Ohio. l on the Scioto river* 10 miles from Dela
ware, 6 miles from the White Sulphurstatioo. on the
.Springfield, Mt. Vernon, and Pittsburg- Railroad* and 10
miles from Pleasant Valley or Spring station, on the Co
lambus* Piqua* and Indiana Railroad. : - /
The medicinal qualities of these Sprinn srsumur*
lifted States 080 miy °^ ,or Mineral Waters in tlio
Forßuom, or othor information, address
ANDREW WrLSON. Jn.*
White Sulphur Springe, Ohio.
JJRIGANTINE HOUSE,
This is a'most deliqrlitrul resort for families. The
Bathing at
Hotel, the BRIGANTINE HOUSE, hss .been recently
built. .The logition is eoot and delightful, being situated
between the Bay and tno Oeean.. Fine"fishing and gun
mhg throughout the season.
Terra? $8 par ytoeik. -» - ? ' < f
trainntAOtntic Cit,,from which the BRIGANTIXg
IIOIJSL .is situated adistaiice of three mile., being a
pianmni minnd sail. - Pawansers-wtll find Capt. Tumor
at Bodloa’a Hotel, wliorotliey will loavo the oare. .foot
Office address, Atlantic City. • • je3DtA34
TpPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPEINGS,
Ail LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNA.
2S}!,fe vo Ss? establishment will be opened hr the Erst
of JUNE. Situated on the Enhrata Ridge, K miles west
of Philadelphia, 18 south .of Reading,'l3 north of Lan
caster, 40 east of Hnrn&burx, aud ftavinjr the advantage
of the purest soft water, every variety of baths, the site
elevated to 1,200 feet above water level; with graded and
shady walks m depse, forests, and tho most eitensiro
landscape seedory m the Union, it is not surpassed as a
aummor residence.
- Accommodations for 400 persona, improved etablinr,
and good carnage houses; nlsoivpood stock of Uverr
horses and carnages, with amusement*. A good band
of music, billiard tables,ten-pin aller.~:lti* enar of ac
cess from nil tho above points «by railroad and coaches.
2-he proprietor spares nothing to make it a-lioma-placo
for comfort and health.
For further particulars, sea circulars, to be had by ap-
g lying to Joseph B. Myers, Third and Vine streets; Jas.
. harle, 816 Chestnut street: or to the Proprietor.
• JOSEPH KOmGMACHEK,
HphrnU Post Office,
Lancaster County. Ponoa.
HOUSTON'S
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
. CAPE MAY. ’
This spacious and favorite resort or visiters to Capo
May has passed into the hands of
COL. SAMUEL T. HOUSTON.
. ..... (Lnteof Barman’s Citj Hotel,)
and will be thrown open fo the pnblic on
MONDAY. the 31th inst.
Tho Ion? experience ol tlio Colonel in this connection
peculiarly fits him for the successful conducting of such
a house, while he will ho supported by. the very best aids,
in every department, that can be procured.
The house has been entirely ronovnted, nod decorated
in the most gorgeous mannor, and arrangements mode
ior the supplying of the larder, and the wine cellars with
all omhraccd in the terms substantial and luxuries. We
can safely advise visitors to give the 1 Colonel a call, and
predict that his host of friends will bo vastly increased
lieforo the season is over. jys-lm
jsedloe;s hotel,
ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY,
' At tho toilfiinua of the Railroad, on the left, beyond
the Depot. This Jlouso is NOW OPEN for Boarders
and Transient Visiters, and oU'ersaccowmodsiionßequal
to any Hotel in Atlantio City.
. Since last season, the chn'mbors hare !>oen very much
unproved, and rendered more comfortable by Venetian
blinds having Itecn put up at the windows.
Charges moderate.
• Children and Servants half price. r
Parties Bhoukl keep their scatsuntiltUe care ar
rive in Front ol tho Hotel. The signs are conspicuous.
:je2s-2m '
rfIHE MANSION HOUSE.’
-*• READING. PENN’A.
W. li. DE BOURBON, Proprietor.
• This well-known establishment, the favorite resoft of
citizens and visiters..has lately undergone extensive
repairs, and ts now one of tho most commodious, ele
gant. and thorough hotels in the Union : beautifully lo
cated at tho cornorof FIFTH ami PENN Streets, Read
ing. Its accommodations are first-class; the rooms
spacious and airy: nnd tho table constantly supplied
with all the luxuries of tho season. Persons desirous
of spending a few weeks in the-summer in an agree
able and economical manner, could not do better than
make n trial of BOURBON’S MANSION HOUSE at
.Reading. ■ . ap22-tf
TVEPTUNE HOUSE.
,X W ATLANTIC CITY
ThisPOPTLARand FAVORITE HOUSE having been
•ENLARGEDand REFURNlSHKD.isnowthrownopen
for the season. Its Rooms are laegb, ana eleoabtly
furnished, with every convenience and comfort for so
journers at hand. _
This House adjoins “ BfcDLoa’s,’’ on MASSACHU
SETTS Avenue, within convenient distance of the suri,
to reach which broad and solid gravel walks have boon
laid out. It is adjacent to the Lighthouse, and commands
a fino view ol the Ocean and Inlet.
‘ Permanent and Transient Boarders accommodated on
ljbjrnl tomw. Children and Servants half prico.
1 j025-2m ' . . JOHN SMICKi Proprietor.
WHITE- SULPHUR AND CHALY
BEATE SPRINGS, at DOUBLING GAP, PA.,
aro now open, nml are easy of access via Harrisburg;
thonce on the Cumberland Valley road to Newviilo;
thence 8 miles staging to the Springs, whoro you arrive
ht5P, M.-same-day. .Every arrangement is complete
for visitors. Board pot week. SB;pet day, 51.25. Ro
.duction lor families. ■ Raferences—Jas. Steel, Morton
MoMichacl, Bancroft, A Co., B. 8. Jeannoy, Jry & Co.
Reference to the Analjsis of tho Waters, James C.
Booth, Analytical Professor of U. 8. .Mint, j
Address NqwviUo P. 0., SCOTT & COYLE,
jo7-3m* ~ ~~ ~ • Proprietor.
SEA ItATHING.—THE MANSION
HOUSE, foot of Pennsylvania avenue, ATLANTIC
CITY, is NOW OPEN for guests. For convenience of
arrangement,continuity to the bench, and attractiveness
to the adjacent grounds, this house is unrivalled. The
J’ropriotor has spared no pains in making this Hotel nil
that could bo desired by visiters.
joi-3m
CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENN
SYLVANIA.' ’ ' - -
Tho price of Board for tho remainder of tho season, At
this delightful Summor Resort, will be S? to $8 per
week. Visiters, leaving Philadelphia or Baltimore in
the niornmg train, arri\*e at the Sonne at 3 P. AL
j>23-3w OWEN, CLENPKNIN, A CO.
.CSEA BATHING. -
lO NATIONAL HALL, „ , T .
CAPE ISLAND, CAPE MAY, N. J.
This fine, torso, and iciry house is NOW OPEN for
visiters. It ie distinguished for comiort, locality, and
superior accommodations, with ample room for 200 per-
riQS m °A AKON GARRETSON, Proprietor.
SOLE Ihi PORTER,
CJB A BATHING}^
>3 _ _ _ ATLANTIC CITY.
CONGRK& lU^ lB . llo * o ** l * for the RECEPTION
OF BOAjIUELtf, mid the subscriber 'vriU be happy to
soo his menus who may favor lum with their patronage
season.
*3 Delaware house, cape TsUnd. n. j. .
, Tins favorably and well-known Hotel is now open for
tho reeepLon of visitors. Terms $8 per week,
JAMES MECKAY. Proprietor.
THE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OP
THE FINE ARTS. - < . .V
- No. 1«5 CHESTNUT STREET,'* ~
Is.open dailj, (Sundays exeontedDfrora'SrA. R
P. M. Admission 25 cants. Children und«t,l2 jre&rs half*
P ,Shares of Stock, entitling tlid holder’s family to ad
mission to the Academy at all times. $3O.
HASSLEK’S- Wt^j^TßA.eMiMsS.
LE IV x, BROTHER respectfully Announce that
they nave located their Oflieo ftt their residence. 120&
LOCUbT STRLETj Uere can be m&de a a
mu jeu-tyi
EXCURSIONS. ~
SPRINGS.
G. A. NICOLLS, ;
General .Superintendent.
' HOW ISSUES
EXCURSION TICKETS
■ . OX THE '•
ALLEGHENY MOUNTAINS,
GOOD FOE FOURTEEN. DAYS.
SUMMER RESORTS.
■ HENRY SMlTH,Proprietor,.
BRIGANTINE BEACH, N. J.
TIIOS. C. GARRETT. *
,t: - AMUSEMENTS.