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NIEMONANDA, • '
igMamship City of ildskohesteri Cumming, from _Li
verpool. viaChteenstown *Multi arrived at New York
lelOrdari Mgnit, lat tows, 10. spoke steamship
ldriattb, from New York for -.Mere. i let MI, long
NM, gagged a steamer ,opposed the-John Bell, fromin
:Yor for Glasgow. - .
• Glaantabip Pennaylininis, 'Peal, frbm Riolanottd
- gd inst. for Philadelphia.
ftwarristio vitt-or Baltibiore, - Petrie, for I,lv , rpool,
rdeared *Mew Pork yeaderdity.'
4hins Norkensia, •Ilhancrook, and Weetmoteland, for
Philedidahhe. were loading at LiVerpool Mat ut,
11112 .ftiamore, for, Philadelphia, wad Liverpool
! I t t fe ared .:.V hteart • Coffin, fromAlava r arrived nr,
tirShmore yesterday, Pe*
ftek Achilles, Spedden, for Philadelphia, was loading
• r at LOlldoalNt ult.
Bohr Eva Nell, Lee, oleiied at Wilmington, NO.nd
Inst. for New cork.
Diamond, Norton, and, Ida L, Naylor, for,Phila
*HlV saitsd froni Alexaedne. NI lest •
Soh N Smith Smith, JOY, Henderson, and II E
'fthrs,.Pdayhew, fqr New• York, cleared at Jacksonville
.16 th
firth ult. - • • =
orbit% fo i l
Edwads, Edwiadi, Monied at Jacksonville
i t Philadelphia. - •
Weimar lit nomad. for Philadelphia. !ogled froin New
Owen dd lost.
Bahia Jt Cordery, Haboook. and Adelaide, Young, for
. Peadelphla. mailed front Salem 3d mat'
- Bahl , Madam. Yams. Moat, arrived at Bath let init.
• eahrl7 Ilharginbarp, for Wilmington. NC, sailed from
Baia Ist -- -
• Steamer-Their Sparks, Ommler sailed from Hertford
gd insg. for Philadelphia. - - •
- .steamer Bristol, Allen, hens, arrived at New York
yesterday. • - - .
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHITSCH.
t'Cr —The corner stone of the new Presbyterian
Church, tkarner -of 'TIft,POROOKEN and tflt SEM
etreets, eNitt ANTOW N wtil be had on' MONDAY,
the 7th teet i Sellare , eer . rtoes will 00113100..0 A ri, the
_pit! Vs - . 151VARD J a^ well b.ld?(CittUEl.ly„
. a. lIINBDALIK, the pastor. and others. The friends
ohnenh-ettension are Invited to attend. - - It*
gHI sus-cHmsrum -CHURCH. N.
THIRD -Pharr,' Move Okapi , A.venne.--The
r , Etter. WILLIAM- METOM=FE, will Tet.oh
cwottaßow.moo 14 MG. 'St 70* (01 0 c1
.k. 'Ku eot—
"..! pa :bill, m the:Void of Boa. , AFTeJIN(X) ,at
II o eloolr i Mr. J. ri ETCALF FL x sermon on Matt. v. &1
pad VT,. .',- Swear not alt.". TM pnbito are reapeotfully
'Wiled to attend.". ,--- '', ' . 4t*
VEIOE PREACHIIII44, VETOER THE
tprb of the Home MISSIOUBSy 80eifit.V. AM is HI-
Witgog WOW HALL, Corner of FOURTH and
13 ROE Streets, XIV. J. HYATT. SMITH. Will
preach in the Hebb, TO , MORIMW. , Bebtrethl AF:
TENNOON, at 3% 6 , 0100 k. sutkipt—" Jen" Uhtlat.
the Great Exame am a. Haformer -
SPIKIEVALISSI..-81116.A. M. SPENCE,
• , Naar York a Adedmm. and a powerful and
al Ring speaker., will feature at BANEION STREET
1HA14,, on BUND A,Y, at 1034 o'olook, A. M., and 8 P. M.
Adrniatoon 8 cents. , -It*
Tto•PREICST"TERIAR HISTORICAL - SO.
CIETY.—The Offuters of the Satiety deeply re
in tuntoneee :that otronmiteeees, wholly bertald
00susol, sagsetis the Rev. Mr. SWANS ,deliterigg
the anetuMgidd ps, ns
reas. Maard ehould be given to the
advertisement, an the religious mere • It'
IFlekortim STORRS, OF' NEW YORK,
ON
WOODe Rail, N. R. corner ofERMITO. end
ONTO-MORRO W, et 10 o'oloek A. BL,
W ere be Wilt be clad to meet, to Colfferrnoo, all those
who feel an interest in the theme eV' Lite only through
Chriet," and who Are willing to take , the Bible as their
rule of Christian intercourse." - - - ' ', It*
Tyr CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.—SIER
PRIER TO- MOR RO W.,(Bunday.) at the MISR n-
HEY - BUMbINOB. TEN:TR - and CR e STRUT street.,
10)1( and 73( Pi M.. by the Rey, B. T.'NOA
It"
KreitLEVENTH ItAPTIST "CHURC H.
TWELFTet street; shove iitsee.—The-Ree. J.
&TT fialLlTELsrill preen& tD. V.) on
its Varieties eat lailuenoe"? on SABLIATfI Grannie. at
quarter to 5 o'o' oak.
7-MTHE RICH MAN IN HELL."—R,BV.
_ DR. wri,Lremeurt - on the above subject
ORItOW'RV RBIs 0, in the Church of the Mes
siah, ( llmeersalmt), LOCUST, sesta BROAD.. lt•
LTti M. OTICE.—THEA 24124 L AIL MEETIIc(*
the AV.IIICAN iyugiDe.Y.SClloo4 'UNION
held at the Voisiet.'s Howie, 1142 CUESTNLIT
Street. Philadelphia on the mound TUESDAY of May.
ituinnt, being the eighth dgy of the month, et 4 o'idoe4,
r. troe-St"
PHILADELPHIA TYPOGRAPHICAL
BOOLETV.—A 'Edged Meetlee of the Society
held lathe Haltof the Fire essoeieuon,eonter
of FlFrit and NORTH streets this eseniss. Nee NIL
st 8 o'clock: Wet. H. /ONES, Neoretsm,
117 LECTURE TO-MORROW EVENING,
quintet* beforeto 8, Rev. A. 0. THOMAS, Lora.
.7tbohrei Fourth , . '• Ye most be born asnin." lt°
PHILADELPHIA, Mt' 4th, 1860.
r iCrWe. - the undersigned. enraged in the en lt
ebta
latent of JAMES SMITH. &, CO.. having seen an sr-
Vele in one or the dads Panne, Plaatiag that all who
Would not vote the Democratic Ticket would be Ole
'barged. hereby certify that the same is untrue.
No threat or attempt . that
coercion need, or at eta
time had bow urd,by *other of the firm, or any one in
the estenhshment, to tntluence our votes. •
Ogl ed— etas - '
w o dlowitutidge,
- loan htitetrirean; ' '
olm• 'r ntre.,
ramie P. Brooks.
romiteek Me linittr
Gottletkernts, , - -
Lewin Rue.
JasJas. Borden emith•Jr.t
.
Baufman,
- John P. Cooling
'Henry Smith,
Andrew Kelly,
K. W. Connor,
Angola Kt/Warman,
Frederick Maok,
Austin Garvin, ,
J.S. Front.
Patrick Bradley;
'joke C. Carpenter,
Michael Dowling,
WmMcDonald,
John Prooke,
Y. McGlone .
re• - Tilt 8111 LL WIZETING.—THE FOL.
Lli:j• Win
• egar* the res letioriesdopted 'tithe meeting
of sympathy with itilLtitard STILL. held at the Inset
toolonM) Church. on Wednesday evening. They . were
yegnyted by,riz committee consisting of Rev. Jonathan
C. ether, desiesein Hutt, and lealvh.O. Wears:
Whereas. Our worthy telkrecniiisea,.
_end coadjutor.
William it 10 , lum recently bmin„competteil to submit to
.iruge end Imprieroirsent for performitur an implessect,
itti important duty. insemirighte front bus position as
',./I m moi zealous ishorer laths anti livery cads*,
7 .41
good ett;een : thereort. -
tecet,TimtintlyersitbretemAnneinehingdisobsrge
lturdetylleillellefl)o)_tyt Of a r/Mantbropio society—es
a benertetor to Pe "Item by shiediny,the benevolent
fogindeoeggion, *mug la hie tionnimodahle Vigil 9 ltetioltio
*fetal. mismesismioss enteriminstion of nneretending
merit ' from neg e orjr t iitention —MP * devoted sympa
thiser and bunted mod outraged bond.
men of truseduttitry - - , we l ifearre humid' as hearty Ilr In
pathy. and our tinitheted confidence in 'tilt integrity of
cliamoter.and fidelity of Pursollsi
. Ratelted. That,whlle tealizine the impirtanee of
tribune* of jesticein a civilized ooantry, and.-while.
leopeetlag the meat priviterso perbuning to the legal
pro, es and exercised by members of the same,'
neillter,abhention , to selitint i nor honor. honesty. noir
Asir dealing Jnetiitee egos/weep fte ing Warm &amnia abol:
I Waist., and the ems' yiervenion of truth, and the min.
eonstruetion of motives, go-on indulged in by Men
who, having drawn largely upon the resoureea of the
sohslavery men in timeemine by , when they were
pined to be thought , allied tothem, through warmed
1 namon of mintirminV time make haste to ally themselves
to the loninwritroeMrendists of the tinges. '_ lt-
NOTICIC. , -TIKIIVOINARD LIFE 1N
.77 NCB. AMINUITY, AND TRUST ivAIPA
Or P I AODLPRI/L—The anatal - fisahoti , for
Wr i tlis .iya,-ttf the
Ri m er. roVire l a i ggitti
4 ,:ra
St*et,olk MO DAY. the fth intent, between the hours
- of IDA. AIL - si 1.4 o'clock nom ,
wvi4 , 3t* -- - .- JOHN F. JAMES, Aaaltry.
ZMLEitimi nionTosoat LOAN. HUH
exab 1, 1661.—.OPPICE •OF THIS LEHIGH
AND.I6A.VINATIt tl6 COMPANY,
,FIIILAD6LPHIA, Matr 3,1860.
Holdfir. of the Mortease Losn. of this Comosay, due
let of% plaroh., 'OW who may desire to, anticipate the
time of natant) , or sald_lptsootre invited to, present
then Certrealit -Hu Mott, and mars payment of
principal intenta ki i •
SY, o ror the 11 1,
air*in - - ',,- : - DWI
N3rALTEit. Treasurer
, AM ail 1 0 A N , C SUNDA.Y.SCHOOL
- ANNivIKR34If the Tel' ty- ;nth A noire
viii
lA. AMERICAN -RUN DAY.-g t ORTHYL UNION
kma, D. V., in MUSICAL FUND HALL. LOCUST
r
' B a tt, abovWsighth. on next TUESDAY Evening, May
Stk. donintenolng atTH o`olock.
Adimisee • wit he delivered by the Rev. N. H.-
SCHENCK, -of • Baltimore; the Rev. 1. HYATT
MITH. of this city • the Rey. KIRA Mt EDDY, of
youneetieut; and. the Rev. Dr. I. W. WILEY, of New
• IT:tais of stbnissiiib mar be DMA; S. grata ly,
at the doeistes Rouse. ors CREtYTNVIT Street 'thui -
The - Annual Sern wilt be deli ea Lutheran UNDAY
Eirsoisysi eth, In the - St. mark's chum'',
String Dien NOM. above Thuteentti. hy the Rev. C.
P. KRA TH,D:O. , •By order ache Committee.
AIDS illt. • ~ ,• • - .' . - 1.- M. witsuutooK.eseretart.
[TPOST 0FFie1e,,P,11.11141.. PA.=-MAY
- 1610,4ropnaals will be rom
ss, 1W ped st thii Milos
r soave tot the
riMibleirsiOn4 ' Mount eke, to Clieeteet Hill, lin
p 101. sod OWL eneht thindsze.
Demisataira to be stierlied TWlt,li DAILY, except
gi rlglithi to be endorsed'" Proposals for Caul rte the
11. Dane! and adpstied to the Postmasterstinills
delphi.. Pa. - . IC B. UmN K.
Intl Or - ,Postmaster.
Treo DATAwMINA,OPII,LiAMSPOIL - VINS
Pp. RAILROAD COMPANY, Offide Zia SOS'
WIN OW Amt.
" • ' Pitatoitaina.Ant2ll .lB9o.
floAors of Cookirion,ithorosoort,ond Erie Rau-
A.Fig
chatted bonds are notified to deport their
• sit attorney et the office of the comp'ny.
39 A T BMW. between the hoary of 12 and 2
P. N.. outd Native eettificatesnt denesst.
R V.
-" • y. Du R To RN RINSON,
80.
Attorneys for ehattei bondh.fders.
_EVPICE - 01P EWE AMERICAN FIRE nrUISVEANCIIVOSICANY, No, 310 WALNUT
inni=tial gib" etog i nd s e i V i t 414 0 A tertl
risiterialOgAWClA afids7
tommsfell;aimii ThroceigrMil
- modulo, taireaner. ", •
• ALBRIRT C. L. CRAW FORD,
_ NAM" - - egronetarr.
," • • ;41 • •
1 . 1 F• - The .d.optud Helaine of thp Lothotd•ers tu "
• • • moot 'Cemetery of Fhitadelohlit.” will be held set
• ..PIA. of the. FIRE AFfil_Pl ATION. south side of
(Writ *post, wit/LC-FIFTH. oa , MO NDAY AF-
SittiOON.the 7th - May next. pet o clock. The
angel Report of the snorers will be road, and
tutors held (between 4 and t I'. id.) fror ilf•epu Mom
ea to Mess the oulattios year. 7d. TAYLOR,
- ittelOdtmll. • - r • - PanriptairY.
tr:rS i rit.W i rgATILLIAMISPORT, AND
14 . V_P.ll LAO •
. dp ei wAtta litlip s f e Tl
/p re Mr Sfortme gte r ftifere 4 of the'estairless,
ana File Rai rosii iopuenty eye mop:
ta__Wl at the Olike of tits Cosmrey, d er f „%o i e
tttth it
ttga mono?. to used in the poetise* of Pad Road,
reeetw li o r a tt e ol 4 =l . sitliOtilliall the same. a nd
- '1 6 #24 AV'S. ,
_
F.A. MRCH' BOW
_ 7. 9°ll'B
.Itl3 001
, quesnorittor of Piot gionore itowthordent.
1r OFFICE. OF TUX rOKIN VAL.
. 0 4,5 0 4,11.•P0Vargt A MIAtOiL
71
bivAllptstal WWI Aiddicas tcrfnAti
teralVi:ll‘toTtiptivagstr,:sdi Viiit vr kAt e ti
if Ito a k. whea t & isidgi s nd arix to
wt.
bum, P7l. arm
ttl Ittit ILI,' AND ' XUSIMIZ HANNA
f itsthaortio uak[PANi.—lbe ANNUAL
Me ;sod AlliiittaTlON -of the dtookholders of
k
Pe lit ,o6 . ll,ll4,—r,:in fat e risti,fiming
„,..,.. .... ty o. Chits& poi°. Penyisylvani*,
, N Aqtr*th, at Ll° °lock ht, for the purpose 0
Ai Of a or earl Rix Women/ to oarrio for the
t.....austr MQv Trost °isnot' other,
se iiii7 WIWI, , Li• bt NEI)! . d moot
,-- ;.. 7- ' , . it iN.
Or- ' nit- oar -'11111.:1 II
21 6 1DIMPL!
„'„ls4lllNUAlbio MPANY• •
itlettietire bc;idi 'of tite typeset!. _ • _
_. 16
V "*.
' ' , .:. 4) - r4 i ctitliren;k: l s it 701 Zen
' nefi of • Oink
vastabt. .9110•Ziurn.t i ttribitir br the
;nt. th k a n sn...tins, held enentif•
-. • , 1 •... _, . . • contreet.entersd tato De
• 4010104 1 7 eno Mo earty these/Tie into
. liety.: , ---, •,.._ , -.. , - . , 0 FORtt, Ttesenter.
' • -.:. ..-i 0
EiLTALIa 'bat 400DS.'
HOMERIC DEPARTMENT: - •
THOS. W. EVANS 83 - 00.
Invite attention to their OWN, stook of
ENGLISH 4ND SWISS
STJMMERI HOSIERY.
Consisting of
SILK, THREAD, AND COTTON
HOSE AND HAL F HOSE,
GAUZE MERINO VESTS AND DRAWERS.
In Ladies', Gentlegisn's, and Children's sizes.
They Would also notioe their
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STOOK,
Comprising the Latest Novelties in
STOCKS, TIES, CRAVATS, iko.,
• PLAIN'AND HEMM'D LINEN MIMI.
.TOUVIN'S RID GLOVES,
Freno end Amerioan SILK UMBRELLAS, &o.
818 and 820 CHESTNUT STREET.
toril-St
QUARTER LONE BEST QUALITY
PARIS
KID GLOVES,
SELLING Ar ONE THIRD LEBO THAN THE
COST OF IMPORTATION.
A' GREAT BARGAIN!
TO' CLOSE THE BALANCE OE AN INVOICE, AT
W'4RBURTON'S,
1004 CHESTNUT STREET,
mys-tf 300 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
GREAT BARGAINS FROM THE LATE
NEW YORK FRENCH, BALES.
Real Paris Orsandies, in nob Chintz figures, satin
barred. at 35 cents. wort ti double the price.
Dark Ground Foulard style do, 35 oents.
Medium style do, 25 cents.
Silk and 'Ai oolwatered Same de Sole, 25 cents.
Drble Jape Renege Robes.
e ht mid Nine Flounce de.
&a.
Grensdines,Milatiese, Foulard Silks, Foil de Chevres,
• • GRAY OODS IN VARIETY.
- A full stoalt. from 16 3 cents to V.
Poplins and Mohair.,various kinds.
Light English Chin'', whoa ground, 12H cents.
hootch Ginshauukt.c.- &a.
L ACE VOINT.e. MANTLES, TA.LM AS, and SOUR
NO CS, one of the best stocks AN in thisTLES City.
SILK Id.
HOSIERY. GLOVES. MEER I CAMBRIC IiDKFS,
IehIEROIDERIRS, &c., ao,
All at reduced prices for cash.
CHARLES ADAMS & SON,
EIGHTH and ARCH Stmts.
TD74 etuthtf
TOILET ARTICLES.
CARE) TO THE PUBLIC.
We, the undersigned. having used Ontekunini Cele
brated KOTRAPELUS, and desiring to show our an
primal:ion of its superiority ea a preparation for the
HAIR, would state that It is an agreeable, cooling wash.
and has, in many instances, been found an effective an
tidote for headache. It greedily removes dandruff and
all other foreign substances from the scalp, thereby pro
moting health, and the growth of the Hair. As an article
Mr DRESSING THE HAIR, we pronounce it Unequal
led by any other preparation that we have ever used.
In view of these exoellent qualities, we take pleasure in
rsoommending the EUTRAPELIIS to our citizens es
an admirable article for genergland habitual nee:
W. Wallace Winchester, John If. rdegee,
J. B. Hodgson, G. W. Plumley ' '
Jacob A. Jones, A. H. Campbell,
Lome Visigt, G. W. Monroe,
' Gust. Pelmatin,
, i , :ml. P. Piper,
Charles Downer, ne. P. Evans,
vend. 0. Burrough. in. C. Milligan,
A. H. Cooper. Cieo. W. Thompson.
Chas. U. Yen Horn, Aug. Miller.
Charles Shaw. Frank W. Hata,
Beery ft. smith. FtulipB. Strrineer,
is. R. fferehner, J.B. Yams%
John a 1... Oasis J. T. A udenried.
Geo. P. Zehuder, Thos. M. Hammett,
etrrli,lfAill* WI " .
a C .."37a:11:
S. frame (amts. John P. Eppelaheimer, •
Edward H. Foulke, T. P. Russell,
Predir. Klemm Horace Frits.
Samuel Rimini:4i. Jag V. Lambert,
S. Freedley, B H. Foustmann.
-
S. F. Fries Jacob ElVdsmith,
John A. Way, Geo. B. Kerfoog,
Gem H. Ball, Philip Becker.
B. (I Armstrong. Peter tr. Rowland,
prat. i i Miller, Edwin Miller
Win. J. eakert, ,
Geo. F. Omerly,
A. J. As entelmr, Joe. H. Lambert.
James M. Rorer. John i#. Park.
rohne K. Grubb. Francis Doustierty,
IL Krause, - , John R. Senior,
evils F. Banked, T. Henderson.
L. GUTEKIINST, Hair-Dresser
PoURTH Street. above Race, ,
myg.vrem St if Corner of Branch.
KERN • & CO.. -
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
C E.
,OFFICE, No. 110 S. FOURTH ST.,
13ELOW CHESTNUT STREET.
Stumm, Hotels, Ice Creatn, and an other large oon
suraorp furnished on the snot reasonable terms.
Families served promptly, daily, w,lh SUPERIOR
ICE, by weight, at ths very lowest rates.
my6-stuth 61 ,
2,00 FOUNDS
CHOICE - OOLONG. TEA.
60 CENTS PER POUND.
C.; H. MATTSON.
DIALER IN FINE GROCERIES.
myir. ARCH and TENTH Streets.
IatAIRMOUNT PARK BEAUTIFULLY
AL - ILL USTRATR Din this MORNING'S INQUiIIEX
Double Sheet—Noche Pates.
THE METHODIST CONFERENCE et BUFFALO,
fulls- rehorted In THE INQUIRER. TAR DELPHI* INQUIRER contains all the News of the
Day, Hotel Arrivals, ke.. ko. ,Berge Type—Clear
White Feasr.—Double Sheet dedly.—FRICE TWO
qENTer. For sale by ell New,. Agents; served hy Car
nets et an early hour in the morning. for TWELVN,
CENTS A. WEEK, payable to the Carrier et the end of
the week. Served on remit of trains for Twelve cents
a week. to ell townie within one hundred miles of the
city, (Ace, 121 South TREND street. It
pAIRMOUNT PARK BEAUTIFULLY
USTRATZD IIItbiaMOININGIIPNQUIRER.
Double Sheet—Eight Paces.
THE METHODIST CONERRRNCE at BUFFALO,
fully reported to THE INQUIRER. THE PHILA.
DEI.o•RIA INQUIRER contains all the Views of the
P
Day. Hotel Arrivals, &e„&e„&o. Large Tyre—Mar
White Paper.—Double Sheet. daily. RlOE TWO
CENTS. For sale by all News Agents; served by Car
riers at an early . hoar ip the morainic , for TWELVE
CENTS A WrSM, payable to the Carrier at the end
of the week. Served on arrival of trams for Twelve
erodes week, to all towns withie_one hundred mile. of
the city. Offtoe.ll2.l. South THIRD • treat. It
FAIRM , NUNT PARK BEAUTIFULLY
ILLUSTRATE :MS MORNING'S 114-
11.1RER. Dmable @et—Right Pages
RE METHOD'S CONFERENCE at )3UPPALO
fu por
ted io THE INQUIRER. TN 13 PHILA.
DELPHIA INQUIRER oontains all the News of the
WhiteAs, Rotel Arrival, . . aco. Large Tyaw—Clear.
Fo
te Pellet. Double Sheet. daily. PRIOR TWO
CENTS. r sale by all News Agents. servo by Car
riers at an earl+ hour in the anorning..for TWKLVE
CENTS A WEE/C.26,1,M0 to the Carner at the end of
Centeek. Seryed on atrtvai of the trains. for Twit , .
a week, to all towns Within one hundred miles of
the any. Mee, 121 South "1:11IRD Burst. It
QAN FRANCISCO LAND COMPANY.-
THE INQ.EIRLIt OF THIS MORNlNGeontaina
fultreport. by telegraph. or the 01[001% delivered yes
torday in the Supreme Court. et Weehirtton, In this
rue. THE
_PHILDELPHIA INQUIRER—DoabIe
Sheet—Etat Pages! Prig. 3: WO OHNTH. Her by
all New. Ageots. Served by Camera for 'l' wELVE
CIENTO A WEEK. Odloe. lal Beath THIRD street.
V,,AN FRANCISCO LAND COMPANY.-
THE INQOIEER OP THIS MOANING contains
e fah report ; ht telegyaph, of the opinion delivered yes
terday nibs Severna Otani, Warhonston, in this
ass*. THE POILADELPiIIik INQUIRER—DoubIe
Sheet—Eight Penes! Pries TWO ORATE. For salfihr
sit NewcAgents. tiorve,d by Carriers for TWEE NE
CHATS.* WERE. OGlee, 121 South THIRD street.
MAN, FRANCISCO LAND COMPANY.-
THE .NQUIHER OF THIS MORNING contains
a full resort, by telegraph, orate opinion delivered I se
te,dey in the supreme Court, at Witabinston. this
case. THE PHILADELPHIA, INQUIRER—DoubIe
sheet—Meld Pages I Price TWO Can't). For lisle
by ell News Agents. Served by Carriers for TWELVE
CENTS A. WEEK. Offies, 121 Booth THIRD Street.
NAN 'FRANCISCO LAND COMPANY.—
..." THE INQII/RI{R OF TROY MORNING contains
a full report , h egraph, of the opinion delivered
Yesterday. to_t e Nuareme_Konrt,at Wityi t
ton
thin oats. T PHILADELPHIA IN
Doub:e Sheet—Eight Yates, Puce TW ITCENTS.
For tale by all Newcligepts. Served by Carriers for
TWELVE CENTS A WEEK. toffiee. /21 South
THIRD Street. It
SAN FRANCISC ) LAND COMPANY.—
TAB INQUIRER OF TALE MORNING contain"
a full report by telegraph of 461/Wired yet
t er rda . Y rff e PtI u NPIi e ELP llti 'hi crlatiNl2l.
Bh.et—v.iitit Pages. Pnoe TWO DENTE. Fn sale bs
ail mews A "onto. Served ns Camera for TwELvE
DENTE A WEEK. OIRoe, 121 South THIRD Street. It
S ANM PR 4NCISCO LAND COMPANY.'—`-
„THE INQUIRFIR OF THIS MORNING contains
er ro ll rgeorc by telegraph orthe °elms delivered yrs
tervel Fi the Reefetee Codrt, et Washinstoe.ln this
ease. TEE PRIbiIDELPHIA
Etheer—Eisht Pages. Price 'CWO OCNTS
TWELVE
by Retire Spate. Served by Carriers far
CENTS A WSEK. 011ie. 101 South THIRD Street.
ESTAT E
OF LA WRENCE JOHNSON,
..9..1a DPOHASEO.—Lere testamental's to the estate
ontAWBEIVQ4 JOHNON, late of the otty or Philadel
phia. declaimed. bathos been Milt kreoted tq the under
aloe& all persons Indebted to laid estate ate reellettn4
to makellY Merit with Out delay , sold those haring !slalom
op &mantis art learns are to present them to
AlliEti oltlILLA_,It
ILLIA EL OItOwELL4
, 006 tIAN 016 street
Firecitors.
Or to their Attorner, JOHN 11,_ GEOT,
srlo. Wit , 199 South FIFTH street.
DitWIND 6111 P' S DUMB-BELLS
wetithint potodf, with ankh he will Eier
else YHIB EVENING, at NATIONAL the Beta,. rosy bb seen throush the des at the HILLS.
BRAND k LKWIS GYMNAsTIO INoTITUTE. N
B. corner of ARCH sad NINTH Streets. it*
and Beath's,.
w JMIY 1. .1&10.
lartiaijalauit°
th=rw• Ate.
miltooe t 0.
Aultriglid
vondiatairt
VO t alwosa tor ,
tlfaTotdortia ,
Y. ie
Nat boa
1114 imagas_-
‘llOl.
1.4 Wahl had
AKEN 0 TI lt!—ON AND AFTER
TUERDAY, May 1, IMO. REIMER, 017 North
Eit•COND Street ,_abovb Green. witl still continue to take
Ws celebrated Photogrephlo Pictures. Call and sit or
one.
NEW TRAIL SKIRT IMPROVRO,
and Is now the lo.btetd, eheapest. and only Relia
ble @MT the market. 10. ri and 6o springs.
e.
at( kiriktt EPIN A & • & KINN(
It • 1000 CHESTNUT Strut.
‘1311?&Et • 'UNDER CLOTIIING.•—BILK,
ILMerino. Lille Thread. Cotton end Linen Shirts and
Priarerk, Witk choice selection of Cravats and other
Sift-Wee fur Gentlemen. For_ sole IGY
INCEOTER4 CO.,
ft * " - TOG OMAIVIOT IStrook,
25==
THE PRESS,--PMLADET 4 PHIA; .SATURDAY. . MAY 5. 1.860.
'OWING TO. THE
LARGE IMPORTATION
OF
CARPETINGS,
and ot,neequealt forced sated
TRROUOR THE AUCTIONS,
• We shall Offer our
ENTIRE STOOK OF
VELVET, BRUSSELS, AND TAPESTRY
OARPE - TS
AT
AUCTION PRICES.
BALLY & BROTHER,
NO. 020 CHESTNUT STREET.
apse-stutbif
1860 . FOURTH STREET 1860
•
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
ABOVE CHESTNUT STREET, No. 47.
SPRING IMPORTATION
OF
VELVET. BRUSSELS, IMPERIAL, TREE-PLY,
SUPER INGRAIN, AND VENETIAN
CARPETINGS.
OIL-CLOTHS AND MATTINOS.
JOHN -LEMON,
SUCCESSOR TO
RICHARD M. HUNT,
apls-Im lldannfeeturer, Importer, and Dealer.
CARPETING.
GEORGE W. HILL,
ANUFACTUDNG& AIAT,ER AND DEATINGD LER IN CARPET-
I, &o.
WAREHOIMR, 144 NORTH THIRD STREET.
aplo-1m"
MATTINGS ! M &WINGS ! MATTING
4-4 white and olmkod i
6 4 matting,.
"
4
For 461 e at lowest Dash prioMvE mteliTt
2 6 1 8 4 1 4 Pita! Valgo e 6Z.
ar.23-1m
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK,
PrilL AD/MI.IIIA, May 1 MD.
The Directors have THIS DAY declared • Dividend
.of POUR PER amr. T., payable no demand.
trayl.6t W. R USRTON. Jr., Caabier.
CORN EXCHANGE BANE,
PHILADELPHIA, 1, 1860.
The Directors have TRIM DAY declared a Dividendof THREE PER CENT. on the Capital stook, clear of
Orate TAX, tuid payable on (iemAnd,
tnyl-tf . J. W, TORREY, Cashier.
MECIIANION BANK, •
PRILADSLPHIn. May 1.1880.
The Directors have this day declared a dividend of
FIVE PER C.C.NT. for the lut e a t month. payable on
the llth inbt. .7. 0. mactiELb.
my 2.61 Cashier.
GIRARD BANK, PuiLAnnrritA, May 1,
1860.—The Directors have declared a Dividend of
Three Per Cent, for the Sot six months'free of State
Tax, payable on the 11th Milton conformity with the
geberal Banking Law.
my2tinyll W. L. SCHAFFER, Cashier.
KENSINGTON BANK, PitiLADELpniA,
May 1, 18.50.—Th0 Hoard of Direotors have this
day declared a Dividend or Five Per Cent, for the hurt
six months, po ,ab.a on dessandolear of State Tax.
zn)2,-it C. T. YERRES, Cubist.
Q'+OUTHWARK BANK, PRILAIMILPUIA,
May lit. MM.—The Board of Directors have de.
olared Dtvidadtot Tea par cant, tamale on demand.
trara-at IP. P. /ITEM,. CtaaMor.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC
CONGRESS SPRING.
BARATOG.O., APRIL 16, 1860.
Arfittompt he. been made to deceive the publie, by
portions offering What they call Oottowise
from Fountalna ; and at the price of elx (Pi canto per
glass. The wh signals prise ditto ironies Courses Ws.
net, at New York, tieing about Di cents per glom, the ltd•
position of pretending to sell at retail at less thin MA,'
and without allowance fir freight, cartage, or breakage,'
Is apparent; but their probable comae has bison to
empty one bottle of genuine Congress Water Into
Fountain filled with their truth, sad thereby ehriststien
Its total contents.
We have Nivait sold Congress Water in Fountains,
nor in "eased of any eater deseriptials than ordinary
sized °Lass somas. The cork of every bottle of the
Maine ii branded "CONGRESS WATER"—" C. k
W.," and any, without those words and letters on the
oak, is covarnasitr, whether from Fountains or
Bottles. CLARKE dr. WRITE,
Proprietors of Congress Epriag.
The following gentlemen in Philadelphia, vie:
FRKDKRICK }TWA, cur. Fifth end Chestnut ate.,
FREDERICK II OWN, Jr. , nor. Ninth and Cheetnnt,
CrIARI.RB MIA. 8 & Co 721 Market street,
rORNPBer Y & Co., 041 B urnet: street,
THOD, J. RU BAND , South Third /Street,
0, 8. 11U1188 WO Chestnut street:
A. D. D. TAY OR, our. Ninth and Chestnut streets
Are oo_natantly gnostic! by us with the moue " oe.
05 1 50 WATER." in Denies, fresh front taa Contralti
Spring. CLARKR
apikkinif 98 CEDAR St., New York Oi l y.
ENAMELLED
SLATE MANTELS,
fdanufaotursd from Pennerissole 81 to Stone, and
enamelled and marbleised in imitation or the riohest and
most rare E titian. Spanish. Yard Antique. Sienna, and
other desira ble Marbles. They are highly polished, will
not stain or discolor by Oils, snide. Gas, or Smoke, are
six times as strong as marble, and are wild tnuoh
peeper. They have bee used in this Country for the
t fifteen and in Europa for the last forty years, with
noreased sotisfootion. Arohlteots. Builders. and all in
wont ofmantels. should not fail to examine them. !Hann
featured and for sale be
ARNOLD. &I WILSON,
1010 CHESTNUT STREET,
B. M. FELTIVELL, BY" Philadelphia,
mhl7-s&wSui
COOKING RANGES.
°GILSON'S PATENT ELEVATED DOUBLE-OVEN
COOKING RANGE.
Something new and decide the beet and moat com
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en,4 1" - Micas. eplll-/ogf
WARTS.
WANTED—A steady. - young man as
Entry Clerk io a wholesale pry Goods Bra».
Address " T. & 8..." Blood's Despston. ray6-3t.
LAN INDUSTRIOUS OUNG MAN
who writes a fair hand. wishes s situation se pot
ter in a wholesale store. Would be willing tomake
Self otherwise useful to his employer. Address "P.
H.." at this office. mra-it*
frm ADVERTISER, A THOROUGH
••• SALESMAN. having several years experience in
the Dry Goods Jobbing business, wishes an engage
ment in a Dry Goods Rouse. A moderate salary as
sented. Address • • Linton." office of this payer. m.ra-3t
. •
WANTED.—A Young Man desires a
Situation in a Grocery or R Store ;
has had several years experience at t he retai l trade.
Cane give good reference. Addres s 'John ' Press
. Inls-2t.
NURSE WANTED.—An elderly gentle
won, who is an invalid, violin Minima the ser
vices of an intelligent young man as a companion and
attendant. Good recommendations as to character will
be required, and a liberal onion nation allowed. Ad
dress " office of The Press.
WANTED—By an intelligent lad ;
lituattan as errand boy in a store or offiom Ap
ply at No. 784 TAYLuR Street. • myrt2t.
FIFIY LABORERS WANTED—On the
Delaware and Maryland Railroad. comineneing
at
Eema, Del., BS miles below Philadelphia. Apply to the
Foreman on the work, at /Smyrna Station. tnys-8t•
WANTED—A peltner in an in
sso:los etrootive,popplai. and profitable exhibi
tion, about to b e opened in this city, with 0000 to Ste®.
Many thousands of dollar, already invested in the enter
price. Address " J. R. C.,' .Press ofActe, Philadelphia,
a.
WANTED. A practical, experienced
Rook-keeper Ho u se . N o
make an engagement
with Wholegale House. No objection to leaving the
city. Addrega E. NORTH." P regg office. tnrt
WANTED—By a young man of in
dependent means. a situation in, some &st
oles! Commercial Rouse ,to learn the business. Com
motion, or Banking and Brokerage busmen. preferred.
Satisfactory
given. Adams, "A. R.,"
Blood's Dispatch. m 3 4t*
WA NTED A situation in a Counting
house by a loans man of Minuets capacity and
good character. Beet of reference given. Addreu
"Energy," Blood's Dispatch. my-3t.
AYOUNG LADY, having a thorough
English eduoation. wishes to enrage as Private
Tutor in a respeotable faaTly. The beet of reference'
given. Address "Martha,' office of The Press.
niyg-et•
A N EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER
LA. 'wishes an Engagement tp a first -01881 dry
house. Can famish the best of testimonials as to o ar
sots; and oripaoity. Address "Pryor," °Moe or this
Dauer. msZet.
• WANWANTED—By a young man, a Mutt-
TED—By
tion as Assistant Bookkeeper and to be other.
wise useful to hie employer. Be was a pupil of the Cen
tral High Bohool, end ion. graduate of cymendeee Bo rn .
menial College. Addreas" A. B." dug office. sp3o-6t*
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
in FOR SALE, AT CHESTNUT HILL,
MA A new, double stone dwelling house, with five
acres of ground, most delightfully mtuated within
fifteen minutes walk south of the depot.
There is no residence on the Hill better loaded, Bur
rounded bye diversity of viows of the most Picturesque
description. Prute—Se 800, one-half cash.
Persons leavins the depot, NINTH and GREEN
streets, st 11,2. or! o'clock. can Visit the place in one
hour. my6-It'
in TO LET—BOUEE NO. 551 NORTH
NEL SIXTH STREET ; modern conveniences. Apply
on the premises. &thirds!, between the hours of 10 and
12 A. M. Rent 6500.• It.
TO RENT— The two second•story corn
intn.eting room, No. 1306 CHESTNUT street,
without Board. Possession given now or June Ist,
next. lt•
$l,OOO GASH, FOR TILE SOLE
RfGHT to Manufacture and sell for the
next thirteen yrars. in the State of New Jersey and be
lawsre. THE, BEST DOMIINTIC AND FMB PUMP
IN THE UNITED STATES. The easiest working in
deep or 'Mallow wells ever invented. The simp lest
construction. cheaper, lighter, and wore durable, than
Mothers. Call at the Fountain Hotel. SECOND above
AR ET Street. to-day and Monday, where a working
Pump can be seen. and other particulars obtained. It
gg To RENT—ON GREEN STREET,
11L meat of Broad—the main portion of a house, where
two grown persona wilt rentals. For plirtaonlars ad
&ass *. hi. 8 ." thb milee. my4-St*
gig TO LET—The fine lour-story Dwel
mx ling,l7lB GREEN Street; modern conveniences,
large yard, etc. mvi-St*
A 0001 ) CHANCE.—Fixtures and part
of the stook or a Bonk and Stationery Store for
sale. Inquire at tllI MUM!, GARDEN tit [mid 7t'
FOR SALE —The Good-will, Fixtures,
and Furniture of the Tortino Rome. 820 Walnut
street. Apply to GEO. W. WOLLAFITO4I,
mya-M. No. 6 Mercantile Library Budding.
COTTAGES AND BUILDING LOTS IN
ATLANTIC CITY.
For sale, four neat and romniod;ons oottages, suitable
for family residences in the summer t and very plea
anti, located. Also, building luta in different ports of
the oily. If not sold by the Mb of June, the cottages
will be rented for the season. Apply to ,
Joßr4 11R T,
Arobiteat, 421 W aLN Millet; or
ISAAC LLOYD,
Secretary C. and A. Land Coalition'.
m,3-10t Cooper a Point.
AR FOR SALV-A lIANDSOME PRO
PERTY, in Germantown, within a few minutes
walker the depot. Pine garden, with hot-beds. Abun
dance of Fruit—Graves. and plenty of shade. Storm
Boone ; an and water throughout, Stone Stable. Large
Lawn.
Terms very aooommodating, and possession given
when required. APPLY to B. B. COMEGYS,
apl2-if at the Philadelphia Bank.
TO RENT,
THE REMAINING STORES
ow au
151N111-STREET piONT
08 TON
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
WILL HI 'RIM Y= LOW, ,
Upon immediate application to
JOHN RICE,
anthwest corner of NINTH mid 8 ANBOrd
alO3-12t (sewed story.)
HOARDING.
TWOSINGLE GENTLEMEN 04N BE
accommodated with good, iry rooms in a central
part of the ono,
_with or without board. Address
" tioodwin," Dlood'a Despatch. myS St*
BOARDING. -A few Boarders can have
twoommodatioos, withgood rooms, at No 241
touth Taut D &rest, below Walnut. MY4,st*
RO.ARDERS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
the summer months at &pleasant farm house in
Chester county, within a short distance of the railroad.
References given and required. Apply at tell SAN
SOM Street, above ElGHrtt. ap30,61.
S UMMERRL BOARDING AT MOUNT
AIRY (within five minute. walk of the Station.)
eevetal oboioe Rooms may be had by applytnit soon, at
Mrs. POLLARD'S. ap2El 12t
TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN BE
accommodated with good, oiry apartments, (with
or with , ut board,) in a,privat? Location cen
tral. Address TOLBERT,' though Blood's Dis
patch. sells
PERSOIVAL.
INFORMATION WANTED.—Left his
home at Chainhersburg. Pa., on last Monday. a'
Young Man, about 28 years of age, about b feet 9 inches
in height, light complexion,having on a drab frock coat,
black overcoat, high-crown sleuth hat, trunpoged to
have stopped at Paoli or this city. Having been in ill
health for some time, it is supposed he has wandered
away through aberration. Any information reupeoting
I im would be thankfully received by. JOHN .11511 0 FRI
Jc CO. No. 71, MARKET Street, Plata, It'
GENTLEMEN WOULD DO WELL BY
calling on MKS & KENSIL, No. 139 N. NINTH
Street, above Cherry, and have their old garments
made to look equal to new, by cleansing. or dyeing and
recouting. ings-2t*
LADIES OR GENTLEMEN HAVING
CAST-OFF CLOTHING to dispose of for Cash,
Inn receive the highest pride hi wallas at or address
ing B. D'ANCONA, No. 737 SOUTH street. Isp74-12t`
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST -A SILVER CARD CASE, WITH
-.- 11 the initials F. H. P." estraved on it. The finder
will confer a favor by returning it to the office of The
Press. rrol-St
REMOVALS.
REMOVED TO A LARGER STORE
INGRAM'S AMERICAN BANK TEA WARE
HOUSE. 43 South SECOND Street" below Market.
Branch Store. I:213 RIDGE Arenas. Remember the
name, INGNAM._and No. 43, when you want good W
Coffee and choice M. Try them.
ESHLEMAN'S CRAVAT STORE
MOVED
No. 701. TO THE COR. OF SEVENTH AND
CHESTNUT. No. 701.
No. 701. CRAVATS, SCARFS, TIES; No. 701.
No. 701. PATENT ENAMELLED COLLARS;
No. 701
No. 701. GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS; No, 701.
No. 701. ALL KINDS UNDER WEAR; No. 701
No, 701. SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER ; No. 701
6 FOR $9.
COIL SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT.
my7-thatu-3m
REMOVAL.
R. So G. A. WRIGHT
Inform their friends that they are now located In their
mew and wescious building No. 6d4 CH EnTNI.7I Street_,
1 where their increased facilitierwil. enable them to add
I .reeh inducement' to the Trade to VW?, their new en
tablishment.
We have opened our NRW STORE with a in
creased variety of DRUGGIST'S ARTIQL ES, to which
Branch cf our plain.. we intend to devote particular
attention. having made arrangements in Europe to he
supplied with all specialities and novelties as they ap
"NIT PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT will continue
to receive our beet attention, and we assure onr friends
that no exertion will bewanting to produce, as herpto
fore, a variety of new, elegant, and successful dell/ gas
every season, th e !minty remaining unrivalled.
ainoordly thanking all our easterners for their kind
natrenage, We hope to offer new inducements for its
oontmutinoe.
. .
R. & G. A;WRIGHT.
April 9, 1860. apw-Imlf
EMOVAL. —MAL L & OHANDLER,
AS WHOLESALE GROCERR, heye removed frclto
66 North SECOND Street, to lee NARK= street,
above Front. north Jade.
CARRIAC•ES.
OP VHS PAPUPAOTOUP 01
WILLIAM D, ROGERS.
REPOSITORY,
No. 1009 WERBTKUT MITILKET, • Pk. l.
06
WRING GARDEN SAVING FUND,
k 7 Office. 331 North THIRD Street, between Vine
and Callowhili. Incorporated by the Legislature April
14th, 1581. Oven for Deposits and Payment/. daily, from
9 to 2% o'clock. Also. on MONDAY and THURSDAY
N IN OS. from 6 to 8 o'clock.
Interest 5 per cent. Der annum. Tepositors oat} with
draw their ooneys by Checks, if desurcd. themal De
posits received.
JAMES B.red en t.
Fa/Mete SissiTxlsecr.r.arr. PRINGLE, P avan-tf if
isyttEADELPHIA, SHOE STUFFS AND
T 51 MING BUSINESS FOR SALE.—The
Stock, Good-will, and Fixtures of an old-esta6leshed
stand, doing a large end mohtablo busmen, Wilt be sold
out, on reasonable terms. to responsible parties—the
present proprietor retiring on account alll health,
Address, with real name, &e., "Shiro Trinimines, ,,
MIL P. 0, my3-oiMitoft..
MIUSEMENTS.
.
MUSICAL FTJ.ND HALL. •
ONLY TWO NIGHTS'
TWO NIGHTS ONLY!
WEDNESDAY" and FRIDAY, May 9th and 11th.
PHILIP LAWRENCE,
The Groat 'English Reader of the Poeta, sided by
AL K. RIC A RDSON,
A Philadelphian, but 16 years old. this first - appearance
in One oily.)
•
H.
J
CRAS. H. ARVIS,
The brilliant pianist and carntposar.arill, give,tern or his
PARLORDRAMAS and MUSICAL SOIREES,
On WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVEn INDS.
May MIL and llth.
Whose soirees, whmh have proved immensely posoahsr ii
LO DUB
Form the rreat N
eat c D omb ON
teaenttond
ofLIN.
LITERARY ,And MUSICAL ABILITY,
Ever offered the Yellsdelphis,
ELEGANT IN ALL THEIR PARTS.
NOVEL TO THE COUNTRY.
UNI Q UE A e
,a 0
, end Cue
MENT. AMINO ENTERTAIN-
PROGRAMME FOR WEDNESDAY. Ms. 9th.
I. DOWNFALL OF POLAND. .__ c. mp uir
2. MARCO BOZTAR
(Riehardson:, •
I 8
..
(Lawrence.) ...
S. HIAWATHA, (The
(Riehardson.)
4. HOME, SWEET HOME
6.
aarviir.)
RING JOHN and
( HUBERT...
S. SWORD OF WASilltragred.
7. GALOP DI BRAIT R Atfri..,
& FRENCHMAN ANNA'RATB....... An onym
9. AMERICAN FI.II/41."1"cej .
,
10. LAaT 14BETINti OF GA.BRIEL AND
EVANGELINE. .
Liyria P c * •• • ...... - Kre no to
U. BRILLIANT WALTZES...e. ThalBoB
13"nrvii.)
12. SPEECH OF BRUTUS—, • Shakspeare
(Rlnharderm
13. MARC Sha&speare
The Piano to be need on e theo e icesion in Chickerits's
Grand Prize Modal Instmment
INT NO SECISFUND REAII3.
P.. B.—OBILOREN PULL PRICE.
Doors oven at 7 ; to commence at 0 &clock.
SG' A great crowd being enpee4ed. ladies are particu
larly requested
,to 'procure their tickets in advace. The
sale of 'whets is lied at T. B. Petsisou'a..loo Cheering
street ; Beok & Lewton's. Seventh and Chestnut;
Hazard's Enne: Ettore, 724 Chtnut ; Chlakerine's Piano
Rooms, 807 Chestnut street; 0. Andre's.. MN Chestant ;
the Principal Hotels, and at the Hall on the eveittnze of
the soirees.
CASSEDY.
turn 8t
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE
• v
Role Lessee M. A. OARRBTTsom.
Mare Manager ILEAC-a
Bashing Asmnt. . IL MuRBIL Y..
BEN - Elitt ME- ;KEMPLE.
THIS (SATURDAY) EVEN; Ni 7, may a, lam
TEE O'lle OF DEVILL. -
Orvillw Devil'., Mr ?bewail ; Col. Ihnstora. Mr. Boa
comb
_• Di/Infarct. Mr. Dubois; Vulcan. Mr. Johnatoe;
Nero, Mr. Item_p!e; Down Dela/brat. Duttialfl.
THE BOLD DRAGOONS.
Leon Sabertaah, Mr. Dubois; lawnibas Fuze, Mr.
Bowers ; Victor Gerard, Mr. Basoomb.
atir Priam as Unit.
Doors open at 7 o'clock; Curtain will Time at halt
peat 7.
NATIONAL THEATRE; WALNUT-ST..
above EIGHTII.—A. M. HERNANDEZ, Manager.
OT OPENING 14I0ET "IBIA
OF THE HERNANDEZ BALLET AND PANTO
MIMIC TROIrpR.
THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING. May 5th.1240.
Performances:will , ommence with tee Pantomime of
VOL--PENT
Jacques. A. M. Hernandez; Suzette, Mips Wielpley,
FRANK BROWER as ROPY Crude 'Pam.
Guitar Solo. Hernandez.
FRENCH DANCING MASTER.
DRCHALUMBAU.
PRICES: Dress Circle and Parquet. 25 cents; Social
Cirote,ls Gents; Colored Boxes, ZS con%
mendDOOM OM
unetuall at TV O 'clock . Performance will com
e prat
WHEATLEY ac CLARKE'S ARCH
BTRRRT T TRATRE,
SEWEVIi briiit.l. D. CLAIMS':
THIS (SATURDAY! EV KS (NG, .3lay a. MM.
MATRIMONY.
Delavan. Mir. "Whealle7 Clam ?Arc John Draw.
LEA? YEAR , OR THE LaDIES' PRIVILFHE.
Marin Dimple. Mr. Heiree.
THE HYPOCRITE.
Dr. Cantwoll, Mr. (Mint. Col. barnbort. Mr. Dolman.
01.. D 'PIMPS IN THE SOUTH..
Miran! Dodge. Mr. Clerks.
Door. 013.1 at 7 : curtain Britt rigs at DC
LECTURE
031
PHYSICALCULTURE
BT
B. WINDHIP.
SATURDAYS VKIVING, may ath,
AT
NATIONAL GIPIR.ItS' BALL,
RACK STREET, BELOW SIXTH. -
After the Leotere, the lootor will give illostralioas of
his
IMMENSE MUSCULAR POWER.
RAISING A BARREL OF FLOUR TO HIS
isHO ULDER, AND
LIFTING o POUNDS BY RIR HANDS
He also Exercises with Dumb Bells weishina Ia)
ACROBATIC AND GrENABTIC FkATB
By the Pupils of Hillebrand and Lewis' Institute.
Don pir open at half past 7. To commence 11 8 o'clock.
Tickets for
sale
Tickets for sale at the Hall and at the Institate, Ninth
and Arch streets. . ins 4 2t.
ROSA BONHEUR.
THE EN6RAVINfig OF
.• MORNING IN THE HIGHLANDS.
AND
THE SPANISH MULETEERS
CROSSING TRH PYRENEN.I3;
alter
ROSA DONHEUR,
Just received per City of Neil
AT EARLS'S OALLER/FS,
Sl.B CRES•IitYT STREET.
ACUDEMY OF Ml 7-10, CORNFkti. OF
BROAD AND LOCUST Streets.
GRAND
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT
CARL RTo
ENTZ,
THURSDAY EVBNING. May
CARL ROO NSTOCR.
CARL WOLPSOHN.
The combined forces of the MLENNERCHOR ard
YOUNG MAINNERCHOR, and a Grand Orchestra,
conducted by
cArtr. BENTZ.
Tickets 60 cents each Music
thel the Music Storer,
and at the Academy of on evenote of the Con
cert. Cheeks for .cared eentx rents extra, to be had
only at Atire'a Alamo Btore, No. 1104 Chasten
street. myS-it
ririßE INAUGURATION BALL OP THE PRILADEt,PHIA ZOUAVEB will take ?hoe at
the ML o Wel. FUND HALL. on MONDAY %EVEN.
ING, May 7th, 1860.
Tickete—rone Dollar—win be 'procured at the Armory.
N. W. corner PIPIT . and PRUNE &mete.
Also at the door on the evenitur of the Bell.
JUL NB hi/LATIN, Floor Menseer
FELIX °RODER', Beoremr.T. rey.l-41'
SOLOI4.IOIkPS TEMPLE,
NJ A largo. beautiful, and perfeot model of tne grand
est and most interestms building ever built to emoted
to the immense saloon of
. . .... . .
NATiONAL HALL. •
MARKET, ABOVE TWELFTH STREET.
The Model is 36 feet lons. 34 feet wide, and 75 feet
high; lighted by 200 Pia jam and the worshippers re
presented by MO figures arrayed In Jewish niptume,
surrounding the various (mutts, give it a life-Rke ap
pearance.
Head/at Ki•go. Rh teal' ohap.; Chron..29th chap.; 2d
China., 4th and 7th chaps.; and Exoons• 25th chap., for
contents end nesoription of Solomon's Temple, all of
which is faithfully represented in the Model.
M.
NOW OPEN TO VIS1T1C11.?, from 10 A. Al. to 10 P.
Admission. 25 omits; tie° children, 25 cents) 'Single
child. 13 cents.
Liberal arrangements made olth schools and ehmohne
thprnrilege of lecture by thekynsaton mil-tf
Will open on WE ONESUAY Evening.
LEVEES OF "THE LITTLE FAIRY,"
MISS DOLLIE DUTTON,
The amallest girl in, the world, of her tyge,9 gears okl.
26 inches high ; and weighing ontyl3poundll—an infinitely
greater curiosity than Gen. Tom Thumb.
She sings the unnerving songs at each Levee
1. Mary had a Little Lamb. 6. W he n waa Single. 3 ,
The Evening StOr. 1. My Grandma Adtioe. 6. rut
Sixty •two. 6. Willie. we have missed yon.
Miss E. L. WELLS, of Philadelphia, will preside at
the Pinno and sing, both in
.English and Italian, select
tuyl, from the
he Pisno gliZ t o7es a cic a ci l aon is from the warerooms
of Messrs. Chictering:44 eons, POT Chestnut street.
Tickets may be Obtained at the Music Stores of Chick.
ering S. Sons, 502, and G. Andre # Co., 1104 Chest
nut street .
she will give LEVEES at the ASSEMBLY BUILD
INGS. corner of Tenth and Chestnut streets, IN 'THE
LARGE HALL SECOND Fl 00R, Every A.FTER
NOO and EVENIN 0 THIS_ WEEK at Sand 8 o'sktek.
Doors open at g and 7 In'olock. Afternoon tom
closes at 45i o'clock. Evening Levee closes at Ws
o'clock.
Adinitunon 15 eents. Children 10 cants,
LIE,
.r. IL LlLget.
ALBERT NORTON. Manager. , & A n gat st.
THE PALbIER. MARBLES
Photographs of the mod beautiful of the Statue* ma
Baaao•Relievoa of
PALMER,
THE SCCLPTOR.
The m
MO ost prominent subjects bete`
RNING,
I.YENING,
IMMORTALITY,
THE PEASANT FM.
THE INDIAN MAIDEN,
eLEEP.
THE sPinirs FLIGHT,
ri &PPR°
RESIGN ,
ATION.
SPRING.
TRH INFANT CERES.
REMORSE. and others.
A full supply has Just been received. For Bele only by
JAMES S. EARLItt dr. RON,
EA,RLE'S GAIARRIE3,
516 CTIRsTNIIT Street.
MD ON 013 GIP S GAIVILES--FLACE
below THIRD.
.I.MAGEIIENT OF
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
The ever-pleasingtineen of dollic.
JAMB SEYMOUR.
The celebrated Inert Comm , iart. and Comte Veer:lM
AN ANTIRE CHAA . GI3 comeAr(r.
ON EATUDAY
THE ROREKRI3 R WIFE
Will bo performul. Introducing Min JENN
HYATT. This is the best Company now in the otty,
THE GbRMANIA ORCHEiTRA WILL
give their leetpuhlio rehearkel THII4 SEASON,
M the 26th of May. Tiekate tor sale at the tuned
'Laces. ap24tm,445
pENNSYLVANIA AOADEMY Of FINE
A. ARTS, 1025 cifV.STNUT Street.
The 57th Annual Exhibition la now open dsily.frt.nt
S o'clock A. AL. until 63, Y. 51 .. erd from TX tsll rat M.
Admission Ss cents. Sean.= tickets. 5) cents, Chil
dren, half-wins.
Stockholders will receive their tickets at the office of
the Academy.
MINERAL SPRING MOTEL,
Ih rl e Co roc. " ep P tron '
W reto G r ß t y i r t , e li o l p o e n a te f o o rn r
This well W known LlLO
of boarders by the hut of June. The rooms are_plea
sant, and the grounds cannot be sotpassoti in the titate.
The table will be furnished with 101 the hiaurieeof the
meation. and at the bar will be tonnd the choicest liquors.
wi n e.. Senate, ero.. &o. Shower and plunge baths are
attached to the place for the lIFB of gamest. Four hues
of °melbas° , pus the door daily to and Nen the city,
connecting with the N. P. Railroad at %Dilution station.
ALBERT BUCKMAN.
Pmertettr.
JONES' 110TEL.- 4 he subscriber would
reepectfully inform hie friends and the public, that
he has purchased the lease and Counters or the Joann
//OWL /Important additions are now beine matiC to it_ .
for the convenience and comfort of elitists. Individuals
or families visiting . the city will be rune to find a hom e :
Liberal arrangemen ts exertion with will be made persona
airing Board by the Week, Month, or Year.
mhat sterSin AARON . GAGE.
QT. LAWRENCE HOTEL, BROADWAY
"..- 7 and EIGHTIIStreet, DEW YORK, ono block above
the N.Y. Hotel. This new and commodious Rotel isnow
open for the reception of guests. and will be conducted
eget:A:rely on the European plan. The lons want of a
busmen hotel, in thin portion of the city, hen endured
the proprietor to establish the pricer; on the following
liberal scale : Bmele room, to cents per day ; elegant
suites, With thorouyti knowledge of the busi
ness, and strict attention to the wants of every truest, 1
TM hope to eeeive a liberal ober* of pone favor.
J. R. GOODWIN. Proprietor.
STEREOSCOPIC INSTRIMIENTS,
manufactured in every style.
ErrEßEoscoric VIEWS, new subjects. Tfeently
Imported, and sold low trt M. 'FRANKLIN.
Oetiman, /12 South SOU&
CHEST ttintr NUT. ea_._t
below
ALSO, Spectacles and EYO-alaalita. °Maul)? nutted.
Mierwicovies. opera Waimea. Electro-hlaanatm—Ma.
chines. Mathematical and Surveyor's Instrumists, at
very resaonahie mines. Liberal terms to the WO*. -
Pun -at f
111 SIED POTATOES. Fox's Early
.7Fac Seedling Potatoes. Foxite Potato•s, Early Kidney
Potatoes, Fo ty-fold Potatoes. tor sals Dr
D. LANDRETH & SON.
Agricultural and Bwrtccultural W%rebo,se,
It. 11 and 23 eon% SIXTH. Purer.
PUBS l HINES 4 SUGAR. CANE
icat imported Prom Par I. inr ales hi
D. LANDRETIL3r 6024.
Agricultural nod nortioultaTal Warehouse,
V/ liad 93 Baia 81X/118010
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