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Thilthireduit halite atateathe iron state; and , the
ertarierfortisit'itety.riftheUtlionr is in itself hateable
'thitair nimahrataiia yrodnola otriiiiiiiMmmible me.
`biliiiiistitaWs chief finial lathe' Meatus' pursuits
of PhitnelitWa; Stagiatioifirove -this "to be the fact.
Indied'Ar *Mat Mustaong•trio,inuo , tt to, say 'that the
manufwatariagirMgaumes.of ea steal metropolis re
Nitta* kawaithroughoek the 'United Mates, and be-
P l 4llbtrj . ~ h ttriireif'Utriiiiiettoiiiiiif 'Milani kinds, than,
hl J osSes - . 4l fillSif PhilisfelobiartniuM articles, ; Her,
Astarte . /ilgtvkaMitioially, attained . a ,yegatation, not
alitioriet tioalleries of their maws but
for - dirridayed Mir atiintue,ln Wane d -4
bt ittintkOMMtueleferata valuable linproviturinti. ,
We 40 1 0 — Isdrit,rid lite reenacts mote OSPeclally at
uNd gt 4 ,Weinte tto valet to known es the
Pond. Matted 01 Beach street,
Above , Brithir. - Wei, lll. Tiers; km.; the , enteeprising
priedeter of tbeParitirislya work'. Politely assanma'
Wed as thiMigh tlisol:Stal. by his intelligent emplane
'that of dui various feature' which challenged our curl
oint,Kteintoreit ouivisit both , ntereating and instructive.
It it mini as imn»aes eitablighinent. Wit 1 re feral to
the title Point Pleasant." by Which this foundry is
knell throughout the UnioC, we may state that it tri hie
torto and oemnidiesorative, being the name by which that.
ItnruirdiativietnitY ma tlfe,Delasmre was ,destgreted by
tha ausmortat [minder of one Coramonweatit The site
i,Juirisrefitimidtitistireasderithinsalsortdiststmeofwhers
she Bidet made histriamtirriblelniety with' the Manna,
in UM and at that title, , and 'for Many years, after, is
said urtavebeen moa t delightful spot. +The view of
the rover here is, still on* of the_ grandeaVon our' city
fmat but the rural loYeilinem, for which it was then
celebrated. his lode dame vanished before the Agnes-
Nil*, lurch of otimmtioe turd manufacturing enterprise.
_The areriocomptad by this f oundry is cue hundred by
Mem'handrid 'feet;
_sad - extends from Beach street to
Parma» ermine, hiving a hundred feet front on each,
The -BUM department we entered was the Moulding
immis se snakes of forty feet by two
hundred; and Mated Up with all the modern appliances
for rendering the .various prooteme Most convention
al!, expaditiollig. In it are two Comas, and one Rever-
"barittairr,ox'Alr, Burnam: or' the latter there but
mietAireldediAilit in' Philadelphia:, Thejteverberatorr
nuiiitaher. luiratirinaipalli'for making
'criatingi Meet Strength Mara rolls for rolling iron;
S!'sbrioirbsel skit Wag e:Vhietafl" of the City fee-Boat,
mitioksmairsissarily otanormo-a strength. are from the
Reverbidatorp'lnniese of this tannery. , In sedition to
'diem fartliesit. there are in, this loom, three Immense
CM,* used ter hoisting heat weights. The power of
thsienoridetous' marines is , almost irresistible, and
shim atltiiv for; lifd,ig wtp tie apparent when the reader
liiidersilid 'that 'singlets-stings, weighing es much as
ten tone-ars tremen ly-made this establishment.
dime idea also, of-the extent and variety of the casting
facia* walleyed May be gleaned trod the tact that,
froathe huge , pieces above referred to, articles of every
iltradeittown halfleourid welsht,, are daily being
antidote - Babe puma time, from twenty-five
to thirty tong otiron per week are melted in this room _
the lblist.beingt fuiniiihed , by an; engine driving two
blearing eiiiindirs;_testead of the ordinary fan.
Thetprineleal Maas* ,of Work snide -are the various
Mies of milt-Patillit, for Rolling, Grist, and Saw Mills;
she, dean, Chemical, and 'Rouse work Gearing.,
These, at are the hratrielies to, which the
most prattealer attention - is siVen by Mr. Tiers. who.**
may say; is himesifone of the' Most thorough prtratraiel
iron-Weds» in this country - , ',having served a regular
apprenti - oeship it the business, and fined., achieved the
lratinetamitlp of one of theralrat satinislys houses of
the kindimegistanoe. Thriordire for his work are not
eoafined to any State or motion. Raving a large WipeAM», abandanfnapital,andan' intimate acquaintance
with over .being known sa a na
&mu men,- bidden a teatimal business. Rig matinee
are bee/Munn popular , » overyttate in the Union, both
frouttheir auperior' workmanship and the promptness
With which orders receive attention. The facilities of,
thin home fordorairti large busineu. we belie v e, are
unintrneesed by anynther similar establishment in the
world.- Its sibuititii4s aeon:ions, being right in the
Gentle of the Men Instlism in Remington. on the river
frost; and ih ratnitediateMaximity to two railroads—one
tin Beech and the 'oilier Awl:Miswrote arena
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the road atilt RieltmontlisatExchange Company,
in the , »Aegis departments, of whom an
Matra» Of frogi thirty to fifteen employed the year
round. nwierstaud •heir businsm, - and prosecute it with
the'tnumet medians sat System. ,We have, in' fact,
ininli ' llrfinttelnd a more: impoll63ll..hive of sturdy and
ntidetio ledelerr Age - we',..rar in' peeling through this
fonsdry. • The :wages of, that employes, average from
an. to two delimiter day, which they ire paid mete
s'''. ivory Saturday : !debt:
Leaving the large Moulding Room, We sett entered
theittra Patera - Show - Here are contained large quan
tities of Mitten» used in yanking the Sacs for ceding.
did Ansa ani C 111 0,0 11 1Plited in manufacturing prate rneend
Miele». Mr: Pelleoek; theforitain thie depattment,
his held hit prperattsiteahorr during the lest thirty-six
yams. and' takes pleasure iterrating to visitors in
tinsetinn points of history relating to the wonderful
•Iraintles whialvhava taken Anna in that immediate
l e i tf 4u ll 4' , R l hi itertod." This Pattern Shop, by the
torav:isranilactent,brick cotemooreneous with
William Penn, by whom the lot on which it stands was
p/de& to a, Mr. Wain, Am original title, bearing
nn* in Mr. Tiers' pcseenton.
- n the rapper room- of this - honse—onle visited by
Penn,. and, Mane the regidenes - of dunitignished per -
eonagee,',a German eon»l among the :rest—we also
exarniked aPreaf rattling of Moulding patterns of all
aims, medeor wood And iron.; It was not, however. ,
until we reached the tipper door of an adjoining. build
thatirat were made folly aware of the extent and
impoilMine of this branch of our stanufitoturess.- We
bad previously examined a large variety of patterns of
lets notitAirad Miteitara Mayers Were minted with al
array of ;wooden Patterns of wheels designed for all
powerful maehinery, is the Aimee:Alen oP
which Oral Might - be spent with interest *y any one of
'reeriestimehinient The manufmratre of these
mraterimslons east may, mit italdred them sand dollars,
sad of a lersoptitber of them the» no similar ones in
tliisteneei `Some •' t
1 , 1
• it . - rnichiliaryi , igird' that tbs . moder, from which
,silerielgushmiteuiputife, shoubi be dePosited in a single
;Setablielneet attarthii tn ihio 0•1 11 1 0 of ha -
LgottgHinte. elhdaisd: this destrnatiosof this princely stook
Waste" lie iastloid'Wissitt. either*, ate several its •
Sanaa wheels - eositanied hi It *blab it vivield lid till
'Snit to DORM
Two °tier stories are dad shed with these expensive
tietterseimbiehibriether with the cog-wheals for various'
Ins& itt already, referred to, and the We
eqieweireatee of Peliefoieneeor,makoby far the largest
asmirtMiret of null-searing to be foand in any one esta
blishment in this country. In addition to theta, various
designs . ; lit wood. for casting iron railing, are- also ex
-Wel will conclude by stating that this house
waiestabidslied in Ude, and is the oldest foundry now hi
ixistedeeln Philadelphia.
AeIIOCIATION, A PITIVZIMART.—
Tire' 'fifth arialivir`wery f f the Philadelphia Sabbath.
Hamel '4MM:dation will - held to-morrow Tuesday)
Arteiting, at the Church, Broad and Ransom streets. Ad
diesels Will be delivered 'on the occasion by the Rev.
Dr. Niemen, Her. J. W. Jackson, Rev. Dr. Brantley,
Rev„, John, Chambers, Rev. James M: Crowed, and
°thou. As this association ts one in which nearly all
delimitations au interested, a large attendanoe may
beAssented.
Ties Rturtollit Knauss. fibs number of this
iiesileit 4 hteteri Shind, Jett timed, toremenees the
sablieation-of.l s original tale entitled "Morgan, or
thdAtisht of, Ditr Peg," - from the Pee of Ned
Dintline,:ebo.he,justly celebrated as Moons the ft•st
novelists of the day. His productions have always been
well rseelved by the lover of light literature, and this
last efoki. we predict, will add to his popularity. It is
written in a °haste end siateful style, mid abounds with
thrilling and romantio interest. The incidents of the
tale me laid in the beautiful valleys of Males.' It wilt
well ropey sperm's'. 1 , ' .
Tan attention of the !Miles is directed to the ad
vertisenieat of I« „I; & Co., 1109...Chestnet street,
who - aft sow opening from the latejarge auction sales
as alsgantageortniesst *reprint drovers, which they are
esßiga At , bas ilttti More than half the _European, cost.
*riff ihMorlitias of Of goods of seal fabries will be
fused ie tbeiregorsi in great variety, ended prices lower
thaii natilar ioadi Eats ever before been offered. Par
ehasiiesdoiidff tikeearly &drainage of, the fall assort
meats, and the very low emits which now *Wail.
Wren? thOlioiVerlr *armor. August Adel
.11sfm.yrtio's Prtut.situn , Guts Is destined for re
1/8114111rAtitthre Ill' eases where cabinet-makers'
slim le used. it is excellent for mending books. refer
teeing the loosened leaves end covers quickly and firm.
',b.', It is sat up in a bottle or Om glae-sot. with a
Awash, - sod will become indispensable to the bongs.'
keeper. 5 Mont
Dewitt's. , Idpiromesp Film" 'ere exceedingly
gorier ; they bare the ennfidence elpbriicians, and
trit sicken at Itt tulle of both :Ootittnendstion by those
:who hare peed them. :They ere Of great benefit to all
whew* kireabhpd with habitaal caitzveliesa. oonatipated
bewili; Aoki onircontheadache,bilionsdoaeaea,and
in oars where a mild and el elantpartitivelBmuoired.
They are prepared by O. C. Bower, fifixth end Vine
etrwte, a< I 1 hi wits air box.
l e ttnite 43"nairesio Ann Vocetaists.—A noted
elstininapi and eublieleetaree mire et Browa'e Ryon
eldet Troche.: all , ms leeterlire.toins, I yet
Treohas into meoat:Sites Ai regularly as I do iecituTem
Tee liaino spealkere. 'veeillste, and ell othera
mho triereise the voioicalar4ld sever fail of nevi thee*
Trielek.: They eirypiseell other ',operations in clear.
inn and otrengtheishar the vole.. rentavie: hoarseness.
allaying Irritation of the throat; and ea aeon& remedy
are itneoninently "the hest. ' - • •
, °softies Acta 'Elestea Weeett.—Thia al
ba' tamale treat celebrity. and the demand for it
ielieireesitip rapidly. Its beneficial character ie at
tested by thousands,' sod it its ereammesd by distin
fileistaad idnieietana to be aupertor to any other madi-
Aral ifiprifig Water Ow laws.. Ths almost mirsettlotor
mires *sick itturo rtiforised load us to believe that it
destined to bailors extensively need in the treatment
Of vary way disassisaatial; (mainly remedies fail to
sem.. Its eatedlre pioysttles ue..stabilehed beyond
960.11011. lad we ireet assured that it meet; to A met
*iittpat.Mmereede maim'of the aptifieial compounds of
the dim: Ws recommend dimmer oor wieder' who may
be witerlap iron gamut debility, or from say of the
diereses tot eihlaa this Water is pmeeribed. to Rise it*
It-sly
Quiet' s beggar; Plautus
tared a milk; Timm us a aloes ; Belthice died In
Pad imaglidie - hid ftertriel audio, yet ittrie 4
with, them.alt t Tama In. often diatreated for a few
slates& In iristked a ‘ lite or insionelo
sad-diatmes I On Welts* lisleigh died on the Amiroid
arenas* dloCka Want I , leilton l eold his copyright of
" Pialabeis Lapis. 'tar aria'; firs dollar., mid died la
Phati m il m il Ondittilved in Tom/0 and sistrees Otwer
Ist of hanger; Ims died lathe streets Steele yea
reraiesal warfirrairitli ; Ooldemi Gee
her ot-Wekefield'y Mac eel/ fora trine, and Granville
States, the ealabratet clothier. itti. 661 Clamant street,
"winsi;Piihs repeat entinenes to his amain industry sad
itht#Mlifff' > • -
Cliotinta Brovi:—ldesant.
Goeth It WPM: biro Iformintly bee sated why'
akify odi le Gi ft Clothing Store .,
They mply
itsit-shiflest* bolt ith - their 'very forgo booms by
Mying Oft, OitliiMmeer the fill istus in dos olothukk for
bit !may, loot that give sotiorsotlon, without rosortillg
likkleolg. 'Tie' motto of the Great. Brown Stone
' , ...fttrifid NI Mondani street. II "Muck
iaincrie 'AND MAGNETO-ELEC.
derfwdioiri madateataied aad
, AO SRE SEVRICTS Otrset.• by wdt.
, • Enyl4.3t*
ma ,
'OI,OIEUER .0, 1711
. filitll l 4. *SORT, utrusil for RE-
soWnlir uslU g MON looirkod 1i
In nob *Mato order warssOoll oftthr
-411;111144 maim is /Mott, saint
Atort.t>i iSt• outs his snis of Omani.
if,sabed "
ell MARES RtFilit,',
All Orson who
win VE. Tortoni
ars liagolla•d UM RISSER'S Efa
adiaatlabiatworic. 'Saadi Soto'
...,ElEasklaa4 at — 1 ' • '
tistVda.,.l4).* it.
•
flaile,--A very
I,air
c liV u elllA tar ad* &km
ziattgobbis.
' CWATION,
p*EN - Glitl3 SiILED
• Siati!of - Geovina - lot - Bavannati—Win
IrWan. and rolowahter, W Q Hanley, W H ' , mita.
ma Anna Boyto‘E I -VanantveV, and &anal Hanr W eg;
fa J OttruthetaiT Althrop, Henry Blois:tun, Mr el
otrot. end twenty in the sterrege.
411ABLINIC , INTELLIGENCE.
"As "irovirst PAGE.
ARRIVED.
Stehruship Boston; (hooker, POpours from New York,
grith pods. and e re toles Ailderdios. Passe
.hip ' Gulf Stream - , fo rt John, N off Christians
Creek, in to of steam tut. Also law the MA RI To
for Liverpool A mention Union, for Row Ur -
Imo'. and bark Tomisph Maxwell, for Leiguarm, of the
Drsndywine L 1 ht Boat,
li big Frank Haynie. Randall, from Ihverpool 13th
March. win( moss to Peter Wright & Sons. April Mtn,
lit 4 6 nO. loos 40, saws ship with loss of main , top.mast,
and all three top gallant-m sets. steering W. Bad light
• weather and easterty gilts the peat two weeks.
Bremen bark-Washinston‘Weneke.32 der, from fire
men, with nodes and 116 gaursongers to Baries Bros.
Bark Cordelia, Ferrell. 14 dila from Mayaguez, P R,
with susarand molasses to John F Peniston. •.
• fiogr - smnetre, veang,l3 days from Windsor, N 0,
111th planter to Twill. . Mellon & Co
Rohr Fair Laud a, .Adsms, 3 days from Salisbury, Md,
With lumber to! W Baoon.
withßohr Ells. Jane,_Adarne, 4 days from Pooonloke River,
lumber o W Bacon.
The IT SI mail steamship Elixir Of Georgia for Savan
nah, sailed at 12 10 on Saturday, with a ful l freight and
a atunber of paasengers.
iConynisMutiraire of the Philadorlabia Raabe-oga.)
LEWES, Del., May M.
The vessels reported in my last still remain at harbor,
with the addition'of bark Mar Queen. fol.. Savannah;
imbrs Hamden Belle. Mary !dome. 8 1.1 Smith, M Van-
Inman. L Day, and E. F Lewis. The aohr Mary Elisa
beth, of Great Egg Harbor, from Boston for Fiuladel-
Phia, with 310 barrels fish, wipe ashore yestevday about
one mile north of Indian Elver rnlet. The mihr 0 1.
Williams still remains high and dry upon3he beach.
Her owners oontraoted with_Nleurr. Barton kfilantoall
hut evening to get her or. Wind SE, with rain.
Years. W. M. HICKMAN.
• • .
(Coerrespondenee ISLAND.uliphin.xahnit.l
CAPE II I. May 13-6)‘_P. M.
Two ships passed in this morning . Wand W—wea
ther One.
Youni, &o. THOS, B. HUGHES.
- ,
(Telegraphic.
Per Steamship Canadian. off Father Point.
"..-:. (Tile latest via Queenstown.(
Arrived fmni New York, Invincible at Liverpool.
- Arrived from New Orleans, Highland Light, at Havre(
Indian Queen, at Gibraltar.
Shin Vanguard. from Liverpool for New York, put
into Kingston leaky, after having been ashore.
Honmxs' Hone, May 10, P M—Arrived, brigs Wm
Nickels. Strout, and Bonapatte. newt Philadelphia for
Boston ; also. arrived, schre .Wave Merritt. Jetliner.-
vile for Boston; Dorcas Ireland, Baker. Bober, oa. for
do; Sohn Lanoaster. Willett; : Jos Marsh. Bartlett;
Clarissa. Burgess; - and Wil.ard Saulsbury, 'Hudson,
Philadelphia for do; Sarah. Upton. do for Portland.;
Amanda.. Taylor do for Newham:ma ; F e eseedeO.
Hooper, Pitih,dotiphot. for Boston. brig Band
French. Indepen enoe, B P.
11th. 9 n M—Arrived. brig Fanny 0 Field. Harriman,
oardenas. 111 M, of a ex pe r ie nced n ; on the 28th and Bith.
W Cape Hatteras; a heavy Kale from Be o;
broke rudder bead, which left the vessel unmanageable
for Oda's. and had to out. the deok load of molasses
adrift to save the vessel; also 'slit sails and stove beam.
Bohr Behr/4M & Anna, Dole. and Evergreen. Potter,
Phtledelphis for Boston. Nothing sailed.
MRMOB &NBA
Steamship Philadelphia, Harrison, for Havana and
New p
YJohnTmooo tNnw,ean sLtvenpoo
l, cleared at
New tirleass Bth inst.
Ship Champion. Lamson. from New York for San
Francisco, sailed from Rio de Janeiro March 13.
- Skip Belvidere, Jackson, for San Franoisoo. cleared at
Boston 12th inst.
Bark Zinsartita. Bunker, for New York, cleared at Rio
de Janeiro April dth.
Bark Imperador. Hubbard. hence for Buenos Ayres,
was spoken 12th ult, tat 3 30 N. long 2910.
Bark Oak, Ryder, sailed from Boston 19th inst, for
Philadelphia.
Brig Minus, - Wessels, for Stockholm, cleared at
Charleston 10th inst.
• • • • -
Brig Emma, Baker, for Philadelphia, was at Ponce. P
. 9 8th lt.
Brig Samuel Chnroltman, Ankara, from Buenos Ayres,
was at Ponce. P R,,23th nit,for New York.
Brig Fairy, Thomas, for New York, oleared at Roy de
Janeiro NI ar co, /90
. . .
Brof Amy Warwick, Brown , for New York, Owed at
non de JRneir. A prim
Bohr Pored Ninth Perry, from Riohmond, at Pernam
buco April 10th, and sailed same day for Rio de Janeiro.
Bohr II Townsend. Townsend, for New York, cleared
at Galveston ad met.
• • • .
Sohr Smilb Tuttl e, Mato, hence, et Gloucester 10th
lan.
Bohr JR Daman Lewis, from Roundont, arrived at
Wiohrord leth lost.
B Bohr o Jail Barrett, Davis, for Richmond, cleared at
ostn llth inst.
.
Sabra Pauseesett. Waples and Miss Jane, Adams,
for Phibutelphia, oleared at floe on 12th inst
Pehr J H Stroup, for New York, cleared at Galveston
Sd inst._
HarborT R limes, hence faro Boston, was in Naragansett
nth inst. wilt lo f deck load of coal.
&bre w 0 Smith, Smith. Ceres Meredith, end Hannah
Warwio_,lr Warwick'. heaoe for Poston. were in Narra
gansett Harbor 11th iast.
Soh," Mai), Kelly, Empire , Adams, and Chios Whit
tonil,
adel Ligorlncotr, sailed from Providence 11th lust, for
Phphia.
Bohr ft Corson, Ludlam, front Charleston, arrived at
Providenee 11th inst.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL BOTELB
vr TO TW2LU O'CLOCK. I.Ator WIGHT.
O ONTIRBNTAL-8. B. ,Moner of Mitt:land Chestnut.
Wm A Proctor. Cin, 0 J M Cooper, Pittsburg.
W Ptephens. Btonilyn A Wells Srs. Ira
F W Mortimer, N J Thns P Stephens, N 1
A A 'Whittaker. Pa ' An Taos J Moore, Pa
Hnbley. Pittsburg 8 Kirby, Wash. D
Chain Parker, Roston 1. It Munson h la. Conn
Nrs W Hall, Boston nn ftitibmondand
'klifoote ,LPfohrooad, hid 0 Ratted' &w. Ind
Miss E Robbenis, Ind W 6 Tooker. N Y
Granville White. N Y Miss Treadway N
Mica Memtt, N Y - N
Miss White. 3 1„ H Wesendonek, N Y
-Ft Menials & den. Vs Mies Morrison. ma
LLilhe& dna. Troy, N Y Mine Morn,,, NV
IRAQ fi Holman & dna. Vs AK Simonton, N
• Mrs Simonton, N John Id Battle, Nobilealle
Ohs. A Pordinev, Philo PI Brans & la,n C
Baldwin & N Y Mn P Donohue, Cal
C Rantimiton, N Y , B B Una. Ala
N B Lane, Jos - miss glens. & cis, Ala
Dr Alf Hughes; Vs W Ales Virtue. London
J Hayden &w, Indiana W Newell &w, N y
O ON PI
SO. Antos* Kelly - Haverhill
R L Chase. Haverhill Jag 14 Chase, ta
tt.w' rta
Miss J jilwitaney, y rni2..l-Aims luak ,- n
Mn - lobn loom. tit Y..... —"um . K
Mrs Van Bealtimsemt. Y F _Lawson... Y
MIWITSOUS: altodeti - Non Rat 0 Simian ok, Ohio
•. Boston Praetor, N
Pearlman, Mum
0 V V , • &must Keynes, N y
Ono Rowland. Boron - Thew W Smith. Via
AlbmtVlsompson wf, Bo* P A P , lnswortb N Y
Iss B Oben. Indieos 0 Fliatnni. talita n n, ,
Besverns Chicago L Drown, uhiettgo
Fr Tanner, swish ) pp
11Rouswir2 Wm Todd. Pawn..
wa l ker. RallomoreA Wolcottjq Y
Okay E ft obi*. Inetsonvills 1 18oPOok, PI V
R List Virginia , J Jmnmag. PI 0
,W A Suffern., NY - John Itut*ry, Ensland
Es Rnntt Ohio F H Lewison. Delaware
810AdAhrop.RT Ream,. Cubs
Wwarran. Cleveland - Thwarts, Cubit
E Newman & Is, N O - eel fientionnt, Cuba
Joao ' , abr., Coln one LlNint. Cobs
Antonia Rinnsola. Cobs Perkins. ,r Oalem
RA Lowe & Is, Mobile R Unborn, N y
P Raetdre, N u 0 i. Fit Cyr. N 0
M a Harvey, Texas RW Mod, N 0
Robt Ls 31 .1 Dillon. N
SW Theitty. Toronto, Ca Rola Mann. Fe
ohn Beatson. Balt Allan Campbell. N Y
p w Frimitta,__N OA_ Willimns,FAmatv,N 0
Slim Use Menobleon,N 0 miss &torsos. N
E"joan! Is.NY WmV•rnon,N Y
E Norton. iSPI A SWevuy, N
1 AlbertanPhllada W p Cox, Rah
Boni P i
Primo N Y N Y
fiermont. 0 o W F Donaldson. NY
.InAti (lard, Mn - Geo Monts & 2 la
J Yrmilohorst,Plitia T A Harrow.
Albania% N Y Thos 130110. N 0
I'LL Sommer. I_l, Spencer. R
Pierson Sr la, Charleston Mies Pierson, Charleston
.1 A, Harden, Ohio .7 P Kenn &d,Memphis
GIRARD ROUSE—Ohestent rr.. below Ninth
PiatVIZIC, B C Alex Wescott & Is, S C
Copt Oilman, U S A
Dr Sharp, U 8 A Mr Flosntlnt tc la, Ohio
A Johnson, Ohio W Shannon. Del
Richert Bissell, Del Jos Mahn & la CI nebeo
1 1 4 I.Sc A et:N * lll ) , N Y . H Mitts
Le S ert n a rd l g. N N Y Y
Cot women. N V Mon A o Anadyr, Fenton
Oen Patterson. Pottsville MreJS CUMUnimm.N Y
R D Tillinghast & Is. Bud' All'lormson, Brooklyn
Inn El Newhall It 10. (lone_ Then Bum, Albany
8 T Marshall & la, Troy,NY'Alex Himpron m d
A Sairenso*, Ohio ~. Gen Cochran. Alo
Mum Cochran. wp " , WIT Arnie/JO:lra
NitEmer,. N 1 Mr Evans & Is N Y
P W Wilson & 10. N J V , A Sherard,# IT
0 M Leeman. Reading Frank Moore. Y
.1 B wstasse, Rt Paul E H Hyde. Freeport, DI
J P Oliver. ? Y Roht Ellis & la. MA
las 00thmen & Is, N Y NV R Morrison. 7 4 Y
fretll4o6ll 6 . Ohin A MoCree, & la. Ohio
Miry McCrea Min •
Otto It Ragmen. pr y F rlynntssys Yap It 0
.T R Cnerrholl. Phil& fl 3 Wood, Ig
F A Coe,N V Imo Lohroann. IP Y
110dndge, N V ' Col It P Rook. Easton
Jai Pumpkin . & la, Vie R Tuner, Ronhaster
11( F Talton, Pi Y Jos !Amen. N V
J El L Cumnfor. N Y Jost Smith & to. N Y
8 McCormic mi k, Brooklyn Jos a Monroe, N Y
Joe 'torero. N Y. M Philii i r roils
Min m
Roa, New York Miss W eon, New York
L A Willard & niece. Chi's° John Y ourenbo. N 0
Thor Phelps. (11nolgo Mies Comet ok Chimer°
James Dunn. N 0 Chas Stafford. N 0
Wro MoCann. Md 7 Jones. Tionoken
John Rem Hoboken B Brady. Hoboken
0 Wilson, New York R Si Appleton, NH
Robert M Rath. Ve Heinen M Rain, Jr VA,
ft A Marrow _ I animater Hon Chits Durkee,'Wis
W' DoreWarhengton, D 0 Oonl McCullough. 8 0
I 14 17 114 Pa
..,_. A Penland, Alabama
A Wainer. erinomnati 3 lienhoway, Malt
IV Whitehlll. New York 'l' Drummond & la. Mn
Mfrs Drummond. Ho Master Drummond, Mo
3 F Brown A Phile M F Merritt, N Y
H If wees,Phlle. Ges Armst.ong. Montrial
ji_ts F Landin, 1113 M Joh , fahtwts. Ü BM
W Shepherd. 111 Ben Patten, Ps
John Shore. Po A nOowon, Pa
B Mitchell. N SP' 10 Henderson & IMo
Masa( Cross. Oin _ Rohr. Moorde, BN O
Moms Newcomb. 9 C Henry Allienn S
A lilebeoreth M Y 0 Hardin!. N Y
H Cleveland, N 'T M A Litre% N Y
See ft Ravens. N Y W in Murray, Jersey City
A 0 Wert. Hartford E It Boyle. N ''.'
O yr chlorin, Peru (html Ward. N Y
W H Roll. N V C WendelL Woish D 0
Alex Evans, Md M P O'Rern. NW
.I . nodal. Wash D 0 Col R P Black, N Y
.1 R Brazier, POrtland
lARRODANTIP DOTBL—Fourth street. below Aroh
W P Noble & mother, Cin, 0 A W Shenk, Lancaster
Jan Margin , lowa B Paul. Ohio
.1 I. tiammedian, Ohio Pr W F Trout, Chambersb
L Kessler. Centre Co I) Ornham. PA
Miss A Itholverore illaarford J Fr Eutaw. Va
J Boynton. Clearfieid, Ps .1 W Crawford, Youngwo •
()
A Browband. Y mann:own
3 9 Bodin, Conn Don Joe Tanury. Pa
Missitate Richardson, Ps Miss w llichardson. F PA
YR_ Alli g gilr buTg t rl ()atrial , tt
abu
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Mond ROLII. Newport I Dachart. hersb'a
Ono J Payne, chin I W Linuehitoiev , Phila
r R R Hamond, Phil& W Maxwell, Morahan. NJ
Cartin L la. Centre eo Pa John .1 Curtin, Centre oo
on J B Onibrie, Pa B Johnson. Lynn. Mop
it Dardwill, tanager J Chamberlin. Phil's isl
• abort Mann, Pannia John Ft Pittsburg
SR Reel AllechenrCity it °nicer & In, Pi.t , 'E
N Moorhousw Brow ell M Cunningham Brown'll
I N 'barber. Y ittsbutg Mothand. Alie'ny City
M 'Payee. Washingtim, Pad' A MaClway. Chi , ion
I. B Cham nem. yarning A 1 Hatcher. Preetonsit's
1) 1) Marlin, Mo 3 N i opwrinne,
I,D Chambers, Loran C H .1 Bowman, Pittsburg
ONIRRIOAN HOTEL -(lthwitant Wraet, ebnae Fifth.
Ra 1,
nstead, Boston, B Raviland, Winn
yds. Raines, Westobester NJWitsball, Trenton
W. R Pwhinson, Trenton W Rios. Trenton
%Wight ‘lt fa, Hardeburg 3 V eurran, N Y
914 Trick, NJ ft F Taylor. New Bedford
(i W Hammett. Wash D C J P *Antis. N Y
0 I, Pratt, N Y - w AI Tsyrior k to NY
Reid Jarse, STlcilt Wm White. Wash, D 0
l i ft Hi:ITN?' '''''" A MlTll'!'iNl vt u`
.1. •
itmillerokl, Y .1 , • Grin. Thai^ qo
OFt inhie, Pittyburg HW ti Curry k ia, N Y
JHWiilnmi, N Y
"‘"itrgiire l llealli N Y " (i' dn r i l' V W*4 au r". g 4 i 4 io NY n, Y Wash, 0 0
D Debtolain, Ohio Ti Peiroe, Ohio
h e rfit: tCh l ifer,Ya t' al e x M a o ' o . r! ' t r ii ' , v 4 t alh, D 0
4 haerila, Pittsburg 9 , F A ' ot i • Y N y
0 Mese N Y li Downing, N
0 R Vow, at Louis JFr Robrirte hada
R. ft orner la, N Y 0 M Smith, Nit
Thl arriwtton, ()inn P A Curtly, Doi
Y Cloyden, Boston W D tdoCold, Balt
PT. LOMB HOTRL—Ohmtnat. above Third.
W R Fsnemst, Phils p Biome, iAns mlte r' 0
Fits Henderson. Statland Win Platinum, Del
A_F A obey, N Y ' W Butterfield, Boston
WI; Prim). Alloshany ' W Bud mo, Sandal* , . 0
C C Thompson tr. is COWL W F Smith, Mem
R H Johnson , Phila . Ceo L Iluntainthet. Fs
J Doyle , .. thee 11 Foyle
itt Crab's ohs ROokiiii.N Y
0 Carroll. St Louts isidor, N Y
Ishtar. Pi Y A Rouffmson, N Y
A 5 Ateabarey, N Y
orousTAnc NOTRIG-10poond street. above Merut
1111g1 k Ili p ""' D°l Mr
R I F:Z.I7 ; I .1
B orris. Md Jnn T Dane & la, Del
ll,Ptly Hopkins. Del WS Rally, Onlo
3
Mrs Pirtle & de, Del Jambi J o nes . l3notol, Pa
Mkt 0 P Pune. Da , Pr W B Pas. Ala
Won .1 Riley, ein. 0 Bawl Hollla, Del no, Pa
Mutsu Vail, Jersey City J A Bummers & la, Pa
. . -
&TATES LINTON. HOTEl.—Market. above Distht
Hamilton. Leyistorn— i W Darlinston. N I
graft Ohio
J1,V. 7 447,..t.r.. ra eiag i re rksilhat Pa
W Jefrers , Addison: Pa WP. t oyd ° , uoittot 3: pa
Molloy., Gaye port, 0 .1' 11 R vent, Indiana. pa '
McWams, Dalt ISSMbew aarkilhylt . • ,
stir Cormt l illielitt X i J KiitWai4llllol 4
THE PRESS.--PHILADELPHIA, B1ONIDA:Y, MAY 1860.
JONFJF HOTRL—Chestnat tstroet, below fieeently
Whitaker. Taws htias L Whitaker. lOWA
Floymoar, England A J Rank. Kneland
.1 W Bohermerhorn, LIDA S Dotal, Phila -
R J White. Lex Va T H Liaise % FluehiBg, L
J Hillis & la. M , Banks. phiia
R Lippit N
D glory, W Thee Blaney.
M Learinfi
Mom Bomerff, NS . L Bess, Jr hum
011 Smith, Del - . 88 ,NYPareoz;
T Wilder. Memphis Oven Bremos, N Y
-
JY. Jong,. Buoks 00, Pa F V Smith, Nj_
A K Simonton & N .1 Cißamonn.
/I *I Head. Phila J Remo, RIM' 00
ft Parsons. Havetiord 8 Hobert!, N I
J D Mowry'. Norwich R L Rohmsoe• Mn'
Wm H Rom Del Jae Cleland. Va
W W. Bproul.ll J-..
THE UNION ROlrßto—Arch street. above Third.
.1 Varner. Clevslana,o F M Wheeler Del co, N V
AR. gulch, Alliance BVT Johns. Pil . :
J Mendel. W brag o !. - Vu ° B etinann..E IT
nen Tfonkins. Ihlt ' (too Gondenntler. Easton
D Cliambei lin. tt.‘stua W A. Breen Boston
13• o II slisn:line•on I Emmett Cin. ()
John Roberts. Cm, ri R 1 4ndsa, . Jr. Patsburg
J A Fituaintons, Pittsburg ' W tondaay. °lttaburg
V Bob, Baxonburrh (I I) Frisahkom.Biltapning
81. Moorhocce, Orownavl D R 'Blair, Payette 00
Thom Faris & la, N X' _
ffATIONA 4 HOTEL—Race street. abos4 Third.
J Hall. Selina Grove M 4 Tonee t lAr ofiphte Tenn
0 W Waslunston. Tenn H Warren. Memphis
9 If Killings, Wash, L W Louie; Toledo, 0
J5B R Thompson h la, Pa Mrs B C Garvin, Blatr co
Jan Ringgold, Hollidaysburg J Ramsey. Hollidaysburg
Arno* ?Sorry. Pa 1 tt Hoover, Ashland. Pa
W P Hardy,MoDonaldsville P 8 Higgins, Ruining
John G Park. Washington R D Boaster, York, Pa
W C Harris, Reading. Pa
COMIHRCIAL HOTEL-Bixth et,. above Cheetnnt.
I eallipar, West Chester D E Nyco, Phu:mix:wills
W 8 Jaokson. Wilmington H Lukens, Doylestown
G Hart. Doylestown. Pa Jail 8 Kirk. Chester oo
lviabtengale, Doylestown Jos Pyle. Pa • /
D Homes. Chester co Alien Smith. ChambersWg
S Hulks. Chamberburg Peter Laley, Pa
H Eastman. N Y L Zimmerman, N Y
Geo A Prick. Phila
MOUNT 7RRNON HOTEL—neeood et,. %tore Arch.
H Gong.Minersville J Francis. N Y
I B Limning. Warne co PI 'oitohel, Warne oo
M Harding & la ?nib', S JRneleman. N I
Jao^bC Hagenbush. N I C. .1' Johneon, NJ
Peter D Stewart_Pa J Pendent. N Y
O DusenburY,N Y J N Eldred, Pike 00, Pa
'
nART,BY MEAN HOTEL—Reonnol et.. below Vine.
Rawl Mattews, Bucks Joe Carr, Buoksoo
Holcomb. no Barnsley, Books no
Ida.o Gould, Trenton T A rrowerr•th. Pa
A Hill(Newark.N J W James. Books oo
R H Ramsey, Doylestown Chao Bogor. Chellenhsm
P Lovet & da. Buck. oo R Stapler, Hooke oo
Mies Ann Kirk, Books oo C Phil&
Mr. P Melnik & oh. Pa on 8 Norcross & 2 ob,NJ
LH 8 Van Bohoook, N J Wm Rich, Ohio
MERCHANTS' HOUSE—Third et, above Callowhili
Jonas E Wuetifer & la, Pa A Stevens & la. Bucks ao
L Si,ndars. N V Wm Waters. N Y
Kramer, Pa Richard Pa-no. Bethlehem
R F.elit.s. Mechanicsburg J Menzies, Texas
C C Cummings, lanoastar
BLACK BEAR HOTEG—Third at.. above Callowhill
A Book - man, Pa B Roads. Southampton
Datil Miller. Reading A Strondt, forks On. Pa
Jno Pohantz, Phila_Jno Gerhard. Reading .
Jacob I:rtitier, 'Tremont into Doysher, Berke tio
Amos Gable, Reading Lewis Gable, Reading
BALD EAGLE ROTEL—Third at., above Callowhlll
HWidiams. Pa Tilman, Bowers, Easton
Thos Compton, Easton Jas F Meyers. Easton
A Rapp. Pa H Smith, Bunks no, Pa
inn Deohrodt. Easton
I.a 21 . 0 . 1E3AE . M UPIA
HANDSOME GILT SHADES, with mountings,
73 cents.
Fine Gold Shades, with mountings, 01.
Heavy Gold Shades, with mountings, 02.
Fine Gold and Velvet Parlor Shades, with mountings,
153.
Also, Window Shades and Trimmings, of every de•
eanstion, at the lower! prices.
W. HENRY PATTEN,
myll.3t 630 CHESTNUT Street.
LACE CURTAINS. •
Muslin Curtains.
Nottingham Laoe Curtains.
English Lnen
&large invoioe of Cnrtaing from auction selling At
greatly reduced stag.
LACE CuwrAms, worth $4, selling at $2
Lace Curtains, worth 86, selling at $3.
Lace Curtains, worth $B. selling at $4.
Lase Curtains, worth $lO. selling at ea.
Lace Curtains, worth 413. selling at $B.
Lace Cartel rot, worth $3O, selling at $lO.
Auction goods, in prided order. well worth viewing, at
W. HENRY PATTEN'S.
m7ll-3t 630 CHESTNUT Street.
MODEL SHAVING AND HATB-DRESSING
ESTJALICHISILIM:
•L. OUTEKUNST,
N. E. °Amer FOURTH and BRANCH Streets,
having opened hie magnificent Saloon for Hair Cutting,
Dyeing, and Shampooing , in connection with the mos%
elaborate private BsTrtitto facilities,w - ould now and
nounce to ihe public. after a year's successful operation
that his means of accommodating his numerous patrons
nave been rendered still more perfect.
sir None but the beat artists are employed.
inr Private Rooms for Ladies and Children.
iltir Best Hair Dyes, and other dressing preparations
always for sale.
sar Charges moderate. myg-tf
MARICLRY—VICXLSY.—On this tOth inst., by Rev.
John Chambers, Mr. Edward C. Markley to Min Lizzie
•
Maley, bout of this city.
BOETTUER—BAOK.—On the evening of the 2d inst.
by Rev. 0. A. Wenzel, Mr. Christian Boe Eger to lld;es
Elizabeth Beek all of this city.
MOORE-BTRWART.—On4Wednesday evening. the
2d inst.. by the Rev..J. B. Da . Mr. Alexander Mort
Atitliict.. by 'RetAlas
R. Meredith. r. John wi lanai toMiss Annie 0.. v
•
both of .his city,
oRNOLU—SmITH —On the 24th ult.. by Rev. Chas.
Macon, Mr. John Arnold to Miss Kuriah Bintttt, both s of
. _
11111919.
CLAY.—On the morning of the 10th inst., Jahn Curtis
Clay. son of Rev. J. C. & Clay. in the lath year of
his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are retroeet-
Nei v , vited to attend hie funeral, withoutt further notice,
from the residence of his father. N 0.915 W 8,0304 stint,
this sfternoon, the 14th inst.. at 4 o'olook.
TRpUTSlS.N.—Ruddeniy.. on Ftiday morning, the
11th inst., Mrs. Sarah Troutman, in the lath year of
her age.
Funeral from the residence of her dueller, Mrr.•
Whitman. corner of Rate and Crown streets, this aftr
noon. at 3 n'olook.
BEEK EN.—On the lath inst., Clams L. M. Meehan,
aged 58 years.
Funeral from the rese t of his brother, northeast
corner of Crown and Wood streets. on Tuesday morn
ing. st 8 o'olook.
on the Ilth inet.,oforoup. Ellen
Vir A inta, dnus $ ears lter oi William V. sad Kate F. Bohtll,
uI ' XIT, o g Il n
d the 11th met., Mrs. Male
herTay for in the 7ld year 8 MI~H — Ca the sib g,vir“ daughter of Jr.
and Isabella smith. aged 10 1 83 1 11 .
a tigNl O : h daught e r i hn iiZ e fr e
otra nlBBgtB tin a yet e
months. and 26d r y a .
DURNE 1, —On the 11th Intl., tfenry'Dumnlt
11th Inst., Renryilime% in the
41year o hie age.
INDLR.—On the ith but., Mr. Wm. Windle, aged
42 rears and 6 moni hg.
WARD.—On the 10th inst., Peter P. Ward, in the 3th
year nr Ida age.
• BONS 41.4...—0 n the llith May, Rebeeets, daughter of
Robert and Mary Bonn% aged 9 months.
BLACK BAREGE MANTILLAS, of the
met approvytylefand well made.
B iel* Grenadine rose Shawls.
aar Bilk Gran ins Mimic
Black Canton Crape shawls,
Black Berea. Shawls, ribbon, crape, quilled, and ruf
fled borders.
Bleak Thibet Bhawle, ribbon, ores*. and silk bordello,
Ito.. aro.
Bleak thick and thin materials for making shawls.
BESBON dr. , Mourning Wore.
rin/ • No. 918 CHESNUT Street.
ro=. CONSECRATION OF THE NEW SY.
NAGOGite: —The members Red nestholders of
the OfiERRY-STREKT HYNAtiOl3Utt are notified
that Ticket; of Admmion for the Consecration o' their
InOW 1 31 'n‘g,ne will be issued et the committie• Room.
in 1311NRR street, on WltritiklBDAY and THURB-
DAY EVE (WM, Mat I,oth and 17th, front Bto 10 P.M.
No vereon will be admitted without a ticket.
mylt-mwat. E. BART, &weary.
NrHISTORICAL SOCIETY.—A Stated
Meehan. will be held Tell (Monday) EVE
, at EIGHT o'elook.
le Jotter JORDAN, Res. SeetetatY:
OFFICE OF THE GIRARD F. k M.
INS. CO April 9th. 1800.—At a meeting
.?.tct; threaten. held this day, a send-annual dividend
of four dollars her share Was declared, payable on and
after the first day of MeV. nr5 83 , 11. 8.
in LET - T.
able-mwilm reserver.
rr POST OFFICE, PEILAJDE PIIIA. PA.,
Notice hereby given. under the provis Marc
ionfr of an
Ant of Corny's , . approved April 6th, 1866, that here
after, when any person shall endorse on •ny letter,
either by writing or printing his or her Darn& and place
of resident's, as writer thereof , the eame• shalt (after
remaining uncalled for in this Office for Viirty days, or
such time as the writer may meet.) tie returned hymen
to thew riter ; and nit such lettere shall he tulvertised.
nor shall the earn. be treated as dead letters until ea re
turned to the Poet Office of the venter and there remain
unoalted for ono quarter. N. B. IsitowNß,
1nr12.6t Poem aster.
TXOFFICE OF_THE CONTEOLLERS OF,
ruBLIc 801100LII—VIIIST &MW. O DIS-
T Ql? PENNSYLVANIA
, PHILADELPHIA Mat ilth, EEO.
At a 'fleeting of the Pontrollere of 'PO io Bohcols t
Punt Disirict_cf Penney !sante. held at the Controllers
Chamber, on Tuesday, May &hand, the following reso
lution was adopted:
Rosana. That from the first Mender in June, next:
until the Bummer vacation, the Publio Schools of% the
Nina School Dietriot may hold one seseion. at the dis
cretion of the Directors, to each mum, commencing
elt 8 &cloak M., and Mosier at I o's Molt P. M.. with a
e
half non. men. ROSERT , S. KEMPFULL,
myl2•Bt ; Seoretarg.
us. OFFICE OF -THE PHILADELPHIA
AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
MARCII,IIIO.
The holders of the bond. of this Company, dus July I.
1800, eau now reeeive, upon applioallortat thii Moe, 19
per ion
c t. h In cash, upon the terms specified In the siren-
Tee holders are also entitled to the benefit of a Oink
leg Fund or $ll4OllOO per annum, as established by the
Mookholders at their ann ual meeting, held January 9,
IMO, and in pursuance of the contract. entered into by
he °linearly and duly recorded, teLearry the same into
(fem. itA H. DDFORn, Treasurer.
• CIRCULAR..
Notts to rho Holder, of PAiladelpAtia and Beading
Railroad Company Mori gags Bonds, dui .Thily I, 18en
These bonds are seoured by the first inortgages On the
road, amounttng tile aggregate to .3.3"4100. The
net revenue for the last fisoal year Violin times the
amoun t o f t h e annual, interest on these heeds.
The manager. propose to extend them ter s period of
twenty YOWL the holders retaining the bonds and the
security of the mortgages in the precise condition in
which they are now held. Fresh sheets of coupons for
the interest, payable half-yea/Iy, will be Issued ;
A bonus of 10 per cent. Will tie given to the holden, in
consideration of thou eitenting to the extenvon. This
bonus will be paid in °sell to the bearers of the bonds,
on their 'toting & receipt and presenting their rupee.
two bonds at the offiee of the aompany, or to its agent',
for endorsement.
Forms of receipt and endorsement hillbe furnished
Os applioation. •
%Alder of the Gag . r/t i o . f Pkl t infra tivv,
m.rmarb
A N ACCURATE PICTURE OF A
AN
friend or relative _it alwat sa_ desirable Rimini
(ion. REIMER. EIECION D. abov e Green. In renowe . nd
for the beauty and correctness of his pictures. I
"T WENT Y-FOUR VISITING-CARD
Photogrnhs for 81.60; Pitotoxretvtis for 116,4 tr
dozen; Nix for 85; three for 82; at Rm. MEIL'a fi al -
m
Is eSOOND Street, above G reen. Xxamilie Ipso -
melts. rt.
it THE BEST ARE OBEAPEST.-Buy
Umbrella," and Pumas of
WM. IL RTCRARTSON r
mll4 tjylif No. 41 18 MARKET
dl i th PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS,
In every variety, cheap, at
WM. H. RictiARDSON'S,
mYll4l7lif 41 .18 MARKti 1111.
JAVA COFFEE.-1,000 pockets prime
L 8 Jays Coff
ree ee. for sate by JAMES GRAHAM & CO.
ITIA Stt.
MA I :KE R EL Ull." SE) CODFISH, AND
iIItRAING.-1100 Ws. ?smokers!. Nos. 1, n,..and
S t in wholes, halves. quarters. and kits,. ao Doses Her
kimer county now Chasse ; Os. Codfish ; 200 hoses
Eastport scaled Herring 100 blds._XnstrOL Herrhub
In_store,and tor Ede by 0 . 0, BADLAfiIt CA., No.
103
ANON Infest. myl4-31
UNICE,MAKING MACHINES WHICH
ALP tetper ear, alg 11414 Der*); rick
c P frk s :l: Or e goatititßa4 bar
Torn Rosa, my° rum at ler4fri
W. HENRY PATTEN.
030 CHESTNUT Street.
MARRIED.
JUBTAIL DRY GOOD'S:
CHEAP SPRING GOODS
L. J. LEVY Ba 00.
Wit. the attention of PURCHASEItato their very
large end choice estortmetit of
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
SPRING GOODS.
• ,
The greater poi [ion have been purchased at the large
auction sales of Neer York and Philadelphia, at prince
greatly below the cost of importation, and are sold by
them at retail at
- ;LOWER PRICED
than, the same geode are now being disposed of in the
Lurepean n markets, where they were mannfeetarell•
The assortments of SILKS. ORGANDIES. LAWNS,
BARSGES, and all the newest descriptions of ,
FANCY FLOUNCED DEEMS,
are complete, and in beauty ofstylo wilreompare favor
ably with any previous season, while the wieder are fully
one-third less than their cost of importation,
Particular attention is directed to a lot of BLACK
LACE BRAWLS and MANTILLAS, and FLOUNCED
BAREGE ROBES, at half the meal poses.
809 CHESTNUTItmet.
NEW' "LEVY" PRINTED LAWNS—
FAST COLORS,
100 swots super ,Pw.ifio Lawns; Browne, Lilacs. Pinks.
Blues and Bluffs, in small, medium end large styles.
Elegant Chintz Colors, real French Trusted Organ
dies re omits ; usual pric sty l ents.
Neat medium and gay super real French Jam".
nets.
Newtyle Ramses, Milanese „ ka.
MOURNING L. 0. HANDKERCHIEFS
Just rebeived from Now York, at ZS, MX, 44 and 60
cents.
Super it t C. Ifandkeroldefs, at 12'g Dents.
Finer 'do do in variety.
Black 1.840 Veils. Pointe, Ice.
FRIENDS' GOODS.
As usual. in full stook.
Super J 2 cents Skirting Minding. of the most approv
od makes,
IRISH LINENS is sreat variety,
OHARIJER ADAMS hc SON,
myl4-mwftf EIGHTH and ARCH Streets.
1 N.AILR4JAD I.I.NES.
PHILADELPHIA AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
SUsd oi.EJR. BOARDING.—Trains leavo the depot
of the West Chester and Philadelphia Railroad Co
.Eightesath and Market streets at 7:30 A. M. and 6:15
P. M. 1.19/11 , 0 Avondale 6:15 and 9A. M.. and IMP. M.
Freights for this linejeoeived at N 0.1816 Market street.
A deity line of stages to and front New London and ()a
fore connects with the Me A. M. train from Philadel
phia. anti the 9 A. M 'tram from Avondale. The beau-
Wel scenery and well - known healthhilnese of Delaware
those lo ok ing
(=mien offer superior inducements to
those looking for summer boarding, A. B. BURTON,
Philadelphia. May 14,1869, Ent Superintendent.
PHILADELPHIA AND
ELSIIRA - RAILROAD JANE.
XM.SION TICKS CB TO CHICAGO will be Is
sued to Delegates and others wishing to attend the Its-
MIMIC AN CONVENTION to be held at thatplace
FARE FOR THE TRIP 825. TICKP,TB GOOD
UNTIL JUNE 5, IWO. For sale at the General Ticket
DID oe,
H. W. earner SIXTH and GRERTHUT Streets.-
inGB-flt CHAR. S. TAFPEN. General Agent.
SPORTING.
41t4 THE E PRIETO EXHIBITION
OP THE POINT BREEZE PARK
ASSOCIATION will commence this der
and continue for two weeks. Tickets of
Min WO , me, be obtained at the Office, No. 144 South
FOURTH Street, et the Park, or of any of the Dirtotors.
Two weeks' Season Admission Tickets. ....
For either week
Single Admission tickets, exclusively for the admis
sion of persons if in the company of a member or
annum eubsoriber.... ........ 1
The principal Hotels are supplied with Stranger's and
Season Admission Tick, to.
Programmes in detail. and day's slips of ent ies may
be obtained at the;Offiee and at the Park, ntyl4 ptif
SALES BY AUCTION.
.110tIr THOMAS BIRCH & SON, AUCTION
EERS, BEIM No. 914 CH RSTNUT STREET.
THE FINE ARTS.
A law sale of Parisian Bronzes, Bisque and Parion
Groups and Figures, new styles elaborately carved
AI:Ow:ler Vane and Fanoy Gomm, will take plane at
the Wareronms of the Importers. •
VITI BROTHERS 639 ARCH Street, below Seventh,
On Wednesday Hornig g,
16th Instant, at at o'olook. In the assortment will be
found— •
BRONZE GROUPS AND FIGURES, -
Aiott:e. Amazon. Equeatrmn Groups; Seim and Han
nibal; Rembrant and Henbane ;Morning and Everunir ;
Pesee and War; Paul and Virginia • Spring and Sum
mer; Traredy and Comedy • The 'Violinist ; Martin
Luther; Madonna of Murillo . ; Diana; Vomit or Milo;
and many others.
'PARIAH.
Idesea Disoovered ; The Sacrifice; Interpreter LM May
Day; Innocence; Curiosity ; Fortitude; Selena; Flora.
SISOLtIftROUPS.
Townand Country; The Freight; Early Vanity ; The
Fountaini The H a rvest: Autumn ; and others.
gbAsoitATELy CARVED STONE VASES.
Rich white Pompeii Vases, with figure handles; Am-
Verb Sienna Vases; -gate Ainphorm ; White Florian.
with Garlands; Lacework Lanterns for the grimmer
eveornee; Bacoante Card Receivers 5.1' new desisns.
iffir The assortment will be ready tar examination on
Monday. 14th instant.
The above sale coinorises',soods recently imported
expretelr for the Philadelphia market, and will be,
Opoll examination, found to be well worthy of puhlio
attention. mit It
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
E. H. ELDRIDGE.
"CONTINENTAL CLOTHING HOUSE,"
M. E. Corner EC MTli and CIIBISTNCT Eta.
Effi;;IEMMM
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.---SMALL AG CHANDLER
Mtn WHOLESALE GROCER'', hem rmoved from
thrth SECOND Street, to NI MARKET Strt.
shoes Front, north aide. a!
FAMILY FLOUR,
Each barrel warranted to make more
BREAD,
And of a BETTER QUALITY, than any made in
PHILADELPHIA.
O. H. MATTSON,
10112 ARCH and TENTH Streets.
CARRIAGES.
01 MI NANUTAOSUSS 01
WILLIAM D. ROGERS.
- REPOSITORY,
Na 10011 CHESTNUT STREET. Ift.lollh
T PHILADELPHIA INQUIRE& OF
THrs MORNING CONTAINS
FULL 101.• OAT OF THE PXPuRIIR RR OF ABUSES
IN THE PHILADELPHIA NAVY-YARD.
DETAILS oy THISPISCOVERIES OF THE NAVAL
BOARD ON THE SUBJECT
EMPLOYEES PAID REGULARLY FOR WORK AND
DOING NO WORK FOR FCUR YEARS:
THrs INQUIRER—DOUBLE SHRET,_S PAGES,
48 COLUMNS , PRICE TWO CENTS. s.
Contains the latest and best news from all parts of the
World, Hotel. Arrivals, eta. Served by Carriers in the
city, and to any town withinloo miles, for 12 cents per
Wiett.
Oalos 121 South THIRD &coat.
SUBACRIBE AT ONCE. It
THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER OF
MORNING CONTAINS
FULL_KEPORT TEE F.XPOSURER OF ABUSES
IN THE PHI AD KLPHIA NAV YARD.
DETAILS OF TH DISCOVERIES OF THE NAVAL
•
BOA RU ON THE SUBJECT.
EMPLOYEtqI ,PAID itEuULARLY FOR WORK
AND WANG No WORK FOR FOUR YEARS!:
THE INQUIELER—DOUBLa SHEE CENTS GES,
4$ COLUMNS. PRICE TWO
Contains the latest and beat news from all parts of the
World, Hotel Arrivals, sta. Served by Carriers in the
att and to any town within 100 mites, for 12 cents per
wart.
tame 121 South THIRD Street..
SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE. It
THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER OF
A. THIS MORNING CONTAINS
FuLIdezPOR PHILADELPHIA XPSURES OF ABUSES
Ire THE NAV Ir.VARD.
DETAILO OP THE DieCOVERIES OPTHE NAVAL
SOAK D ON THE. SUDIOT,__
EaIPLOYEB PAIDEEGOLARLY FOR WOK AND
DOING NO WORK FOR POUR YEARS::!.
/ME INQUIRED—DOUBLE SHEET, PAGES.
48 coLlnliNS, PRICE TWO CIENTO,
(Imitable the latent and beet news from all parts of the
World, Hotel Arrivals. ere. Nerved by Carrier. in the
city t and to any town Within 100 miles. for 12 cents per
011ioe 121jlouth THIRD Street.
81.1BSORI E AT ONO'S., It
T HE FHILADELPIIIA. INQUIRER OF
Tme MORNING CONTAINS
PULLAISPORT OF THE EXPOSURFS OF ABUSES
IN THE PHILADELPHIA. NAVY-YARD.
DETAILS OF THE DISCOVER I F 8 OF THE NAVAL
HOARD ON THE SUBJECT.
EMPLOYEES PAID REGUI,AItLY FOR WORK AND
DOING NO WORK FOR FOUR YEA MI I
THE Ir , QUIRER—DOUBLE SERE P, IS PAGES,
4$ COLUMNS. PR GE TWO CENTS,
Contains the late* and beet news from all plots of the
World, Hotel Arrivals, eio. Served by Carriers in'the
city, and to any town within 100 miles, for 12 , cents per
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An attempt has been made to deceive the public, by
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from Fountain; and at the price of six (01 cents per
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position of pretending to sell at retail at less than coat,
and without allowance for freight, cartage, or breakage,
is apparent; but' their probable course has been to
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nor In vessels of any other description than ordinary
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Proprietors of Congteu Swinge
The following gentlemen in Philadelphia, viz :
. . . .
FREDERICK BROWN, oor. Fifth and Chestnut eta„
FREDERICK BROWN, Jr., oor. Ninth and Chestnut,
CHARLES ELLIS & Co 724 Market street,
J. C. TURNER Co., 041 Spruce street.
THOS. J. 'HUSBAND, 296 South Third Street,
0. B. DU 013KLL. 1410 Chestnut street.
A. D. D. TAYLOR, nor. Ninth rind Chestnut streets.
Are eonstantiy..suppliee by us with the scarves CON
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Spring. CLARKE A WRITE,
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ASTHMAFor the INATANT RELIEF end PER-
I MANENT CURE of this dietreseing corn-
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FEND T'S
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The CAMPHORATED VRTIVERT is a combine
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Prepared at PARRISH'S PHARMACY.
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For kale,
wHOL F.:SAL Z AND RIITAIL,
&
.041aa:31 '9ll ONESTNUT 1322118 T,
WARTA!.
- -
hoe.AA GENTLEMAN -WHO HAS BEEN
connected for a numsears wall eh Philadelphia
a bookkeeper, Wishes to cheese lus situation.
avid would scow an engagement which might enable
him to make hie knowledge of the Prima l and Garman
available either here' or In Hew York. Address' Box
P. 213 ,
reyl4
WAN] ED—By a Young Man, a ,sitUlt
lion as Book-keeper. Can furnish the beet of
testimonials aa to ohareeterorprositY, &e., from his tete
irmtnoyers. Address " B. 8., °Mee of this paper.
mg-Will at'
A -YOUNG MAN, who has travelled
Elenth, West, and all over Pennsylvanie. with Bans
lle, of Notions and Fanny Goods. and who. with a
arge noutsintance, osn influence trade considerably, in
&Des for an onameauter with a rasotoesto Firm, on
megaton or Oaten, now or tit of July. But refs,
rences given. Address '• TravellerJ , office of The
Press. mll2 Ur
ANTED. —A gentleman from the West,
• ten years extotrtsnee, wishes to ammo es Mark
or Book keeper ill a tint-owe
_metal, in Innen position
he could innu oe business from the &nab and West.
Philade,lubte. e .getqfmore, or Week.= referenee given,
if required. Address, J. • L..,Blood's Diepeteir. for
one week. • rnyiB.d•
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
WILL BE SOLD, AT PUBLIC BALI,
on the premises on THURSDAY. filailith,iBk),
containing at I% o'clock. fifteen 'I3ITBB for country residences,
e: oh from three to nine acres, in • beantifal
location. immediately on the North Penneylvame /Wi
road, between city ling and ad York Road Station. end
between York road and !dill road, and about five
minutes' walk from either station. It is situated in
Cheltenham township, Montgomery county, near Chel
ton Hill, and adjoining lands of the late J. it. Davis,
Thomas Mellor. John Brook, Rae Birchell and other,.
A new road runs through the oroperty from York pike
to Mist road. On one of the loth are two stone houses.
one of them two stones 23 feat front by 18 deeo, with
two-story kitchens. a barn al by SS feet,. one of the beat
springs in the neighborhood ; the other is about St feet
square ; hes been used as a school-house. Potemkin
will be given immediately of the Iota; that of the house
the let of June. The sele will be - peremptory. Terms
accommodating. North Peonsylvania itaiirotul care
leave Front and Willow streets at 8 o'clock.' milt at
in FOR t' , ALE—Very low, the hand new Three-army Briok ;Dwelling. N0..1.431
N. TWELFTH Street, above Maiden double back build
ings, gee. bath,' range, fineyerd, &o.; neighborhood
very pleasant. and rapidly improving: price , 410,700 i
82000 mas Temwro_pm inapt of balance made to silt.
Inquire of A. I. GALLAGHER, 24,6 North WATER
Street. below Vine.. myl4-St•rd
To MI LINERS —For Rent. a Second.
A- Story front room, and a book room• suitable for a
milliner. Inquire of_ E. R.. lilOstiAN, PliotogranbiSt,
No. 102.1 CYtESTNUT Street. - myil 21."
A IiARN CHANCE.—SI,OOO will buy
the Fiataxes and part of the Stook of a Book and
Stationery Elton, well e•tabtiehed. Ingutre et no. 511
SPRING GARDEN Street. tnylk.St*
FOR SALE-A PAIR OF LONG
TAILED BAY HORSES, Pis years old, over
sixteen hanas high. groat stye and endurance. and
believed to trot in 33d minutes in double harness. To be
seen. for a few (bon, at Charles Lloyd's BMWs, BLUE
BBLf• TAVERN. snyli.et"
LIU& SALE—Good-will, Fixtures, and
Furniture or the TORTONI HOTEL. B+o WAL
NUT street , and the Rouse to rent. Apply to
GEO. W. VOLLASTON,'
myll-Bt* No. 6 Mar. Lib'y
dri FOR SALE—The handsome and sub.
stautial Building on the Northeast corner or DOCK
and THIRD Streets, now and for &number of year,.
otieupied by the ?elm Mutual Life bloomer. Company.
The prominent situation of this property make it este-
Mally worthy the attention of Banking, Insurance, or
Railroad Companies'.
If not etld pilot to the let or Jtily, the property will be
for rent.
Offers for renting or purchase may be made or directed
to J. D. REINBO PH,
mylo-6t* No 436 WALNUT Street.
fig OARITALISTS.—FOR ,SALI
- Machinery Stook, and Fixtures of a large
Manufactory
.or EATER HANGINGS, replete with
every oonvenience for carrying on an extensive Lim
ners. A desirable investment to persons of energy who
canpush the hamlets, For mi. with Or with the
building t I . Inquire atCHESTNUT Street.
Jalgarfmtt if BART. MONTGOMERY, & CO.
in TO LET—A Country Residence, with
Wel ample stabling, aud about thee acres WILLOWg
Daunted corner of .11. EN LANE and
GROVE Turnpike Road, Twenty-second ward. The
grounds are well shaded, and have bearing fruit frees
and grapo vines. Will be let for the Rummer or by the
year. Inquire at Mr. ME OARY'd More. opposite. or of
Mrs. ATKINSON, No. 1 / 3 South ELEVENTH Street.
It is eight minutes' walk from Green Lane etation,
North Penne% Manua Railroad. myt-tit.
gm FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-A
LA furnished house to let,
P et e the northwest eorr.er of
No
I..oonst streets. Aly_ on
the premises, o `ft
N 0.1 3 PA HQ.Ullalt. BUILAIINtie. my 9.
is FOR SALE—The very desirable and
BIEL eligibly-situated FARM, or shout 110 sores. situ
ated in Montgomery county, adjoining lands of B.
Haines, Thomas Rowland. John and Josiah Jones, and
others; about ?miles from Market street. and 13( miles
seat from Wean- rine and Oak-lane stations o' the North
Penniolvania Railroad. Entrance from City-line road ;
opposite property of O. H. Fisher, Serb It is in a good
state of cultivation, with good improvements. and poir
anus. great natural advartaies, rendering it auseepti-
WO of being converted into one or more country seats of
unsurpaesed beauty.
The Improvements consist of a very rood Home. with
10 or If rooms, stemmas shaded. large Mons Bamonth
several good tenant houses.
For furtner particulars, apply to
C._ H. MIJIWIRLEIIt,
m7B -18t
203 South SIXTH Street.
COTTON MACHINERY FOR SALE.-
The following machines, now in operation, and in
as good order as any that have been at work for eleven
tears will be sold low, if Wren away immediately.
They can be put on boanl a vessel without being' taken
much to pieces, and delivered in a condition that will
kerma ci their being at once put to work:
A 2 30.irnth (plain work) Looms.
20 4'3
3 Ring and Traveller Filling Frames,ll6 Mob ring,
144 spindles each.
1 Ring and 'Envoiler Filling Frame. is inch ring,
14t spindles each.
1 le , a rper, 4- foot beam.
1 Greager, 4-foot beam.
The above built by Rogers, Retebum. & Grosvenor.
at Paterson. N. J., and
1 List Speeder. 14 strands, in Mon spool., bulls- at
Laurel, touryears asp.
Apply to 8 , RAZ &RD, & HUTCHINISON, of
Philadelphia, or to the undersigned ?
RICHMOND
m)8 6t a.
COTTAGEs AND BUILDING LOTS IN
ATLANTIC CITY.
For sale, four neat and commodious cottagee, suitable
for family residences in thesummer, and very plea
sully located. Also, building iota in different parts of
the atty. if not mkt by the , leth of June, thu cottages
will be rented for the season. Applr to
JOS N STEWART,
Arokitect;427 W • LNII T Street; or
ISAAC LLOYD,
Eleoretary C. and A. Land Comny.
ms3.lot Cooper's pa Point.
r FOR SALT-41 HANDSOME PRO
PERTY. in Germantown. within a few minute*
walk of the depot. Fine garden, with hot. beds. Abun
dance of Fruit—Grapes, and plenty of *bade. Stone
Rouse ; gas and water throughout. Stone Stable. Large
Lawn.
Terms very accommodating. and poseeminon given
when required, Apply to B. B. COMEUYS,
at the Philadelphia Bank.
H,SIcDSOME SITE FOR A COUNTRY
BEAT—TEN ACRE B—three minutes from
GwYnetid Station, on the North Penna. It. It., adJoininr
a welt-conducted Faunae Seminary. All the train. stop
at thin station. Apply to JAMES LYS D.
apl9-24t ft% South SIXTH Street, (second story)
rill) NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS -.
-IL For Jude a Carte lot in the Southwestern notion of
the oily. well adapted for a Norterr. Terms accommoda
ting. For particular' addresi .' K, ' at this office. apl7- tf
f TO RENT—Two beautifully situated
doable houses, well shaded. with coach houses
and garden' attaohad. on Taoony Plank Road,. one mils
below Timone. and three-quarters of a mile from Pas
senger Railway depot at Bridesiners. Apply at rtr
WALNUT Street. mhl7-tf
in FIRST-CLASS STEAM FORGE FOR
BALE.—WiII he wild at public sale, at P. on
the 28th day of May, 1860, at the nubile holm of WM,
L. DE BORROW., 'nth. city of READING. the property
known the READING STEAM FORGE, in the said
city, Bald forge is substantially built, and completely
equipped with all the modern improvements. including
a seven-ton Nasymth steam hammer and three Kirk
steam hammers, eaob with heating tummies and
tauten; attached. A tire•bending machine and oven;
three puddling furnaces ; five blavksmiths' forges ; two
thirty ton crone. ; one largest chum boring mill ; slotting
msehine; tinning lathe, and sixty. horse engine. Main
building 300 by MO teat, with sheet-iron roof ; a carpen
ter shop and torten °Moe, with tire-proof, &.0., on the
premises. which contain over I.l‘ acres.
Said Forge is most conveniently located for business.
adjoining the Reading Railroad, and so connoted
therewith that locomotives can take away and deliver
care of iron. coal. and other freight without cost for
hauling. Shute* run outside the building, by which coal,
scrap-iron, &0., OSA he dumped clogs to each furnace,
witnout extra cost for hauling or labor. Thu Forge is
capable of executing the heaviest work, having
.forged
and finished the main shrifts of the Adriatic, me
lieved to be the largest ever made.) besides complete
sots of fanzines for numerous steamships for Govern
ment and others.
The city of Beading presents peculiar advantages for
the successfirl operation of such a forge. It is within
68 miles of Philaielphia. connected therewith by the
Reading Railroad and the Sehovlki , l ( 1W ton ) Canal;
1.28 miles by rail direct from Newyork; 138 from Balti
more ; 84 from Harrisburg, and 34 from the Schuylkill
coal region, whence the beet anthracite' coal can be
placed at the furnace doors for about 12.211 per ton.
Reading is situated in one of the finest agricultural dig
tnots of Pennsylvania, has a population of 23,000, and is
noted for its general health and the purite of its water
An Berke county contains mpre furnaces than any other
in the venal Steam, iron or every description can to
procured by the forge at the lowest prices,
Title clear of all incumbrance. reeseemon given im
mediately, and terms made easy, to sine vnrohaaers.
The Forge is in complete order, and is furnished with
every necessary tool and appurtenance to commence
workimmediately on taking possession. It is a proper
ty well worth the attention of those engaged in the
ibove business.
For any further information. apply. to
H. H. MUHLENDERG,
Cashier Farmers' Bank, Reeding. Pe,
April 12,1889. spilitm23
BOARDING.
PRIVATE BOARDING FOR GENTLE
-111 FN.—The entt re very elegant atone hZiuse, 1331
1 °MIST Street, will be let to aparty of gentlemen,
tr. iv:lto dining-room, Au .. with 101 l or rutin! boaid
or to limning. also, will be vacant in a few days. an
elnsant, suite of rooms on second door in the center
house. whioh connected wilt' it. Mr 11.31.
OAIIVERS will be received for the
IL , month of June ate
_plensant farm - house in Cheater
county. Apply WI SANSOM ittreet- myll-st•
BOIIRDING.—A few Boarders can have
itooommodatione, with grad rooms, at No 24 i
South THIRD htreet. below Welnut.
m)3 6t."
r7iV9O YOUNG OENTLEMEN CAN BE
ancommodated with food, airy amtments,(with
or without board.) in a prtvate family. Lo. af fi on °en _
tral. Address ••TOLBERT," through Blood's Dis
patch. - spa
PERSONAL.
GENTLEMEN WOULD DO WELL BY
milling a DILKS & ICENSIL. No. 139 N. NINTH
Street, above Cherry, and bare their old garments
made to look equal to new, by cleansing, or dyeing and
repairing. my L+-4t•
A CARD.- V. B PALMER wish( sit dis
titian,. understood by his friends and the
_public
that he ig daily at the ADVERTIS•Ne AGENC.X. N.
E. corner FIFTH and CHKSTNUT litreata, to Walt on
them personally, and give hie views of the philosophy
end Most JUdicious System of advertising in pity and
country. He hem neither removed nor retired from hum
ane. hen no pinnate nor 111100(115001, but devotes his
attention exclusively to the dirties of hie office during
bagmen hours. Address V. B. PALMER.
myll-3t
1860. ' OE! ICE! 1860
•
COLD SPRING ICE COMPANY.
SCALE OF FAMILT PRICES.
8 pounds deity 40 elate Per,Wt4k.
1
2 .. 4. 06,. .4 ,
180 It a 46 66 -
20 6. 66 7 0 416.
40 .6 66 106 " 66
76 16 tt WS 6.
Send your orders to the offices, or may be given to the
drivers. THOS. E. CAHILL.
UffieeB,34lo WALNUT Str4Bt. se quid story; Fl-
ETR:EIs'F WHARF. Hoheythill. Coy Depot. L .1.
ttAR 0 and TWENTY-FIFTH Streets. ukri.-2mif
QPIttNG GARDEN BAYING FUND,.
1 , - 7 Grime, 331 Norte THIRD Street, Trtwetot Vise.
and Cellowhlll. tnooreorsted ecthe bovelettire-Avert
Nth 186 E Open for Deposits anil Yminelele.dtilt i ta
t.l 2.1 i o'oloor. Also, on AtoNuAY' and Ta
tivEIINGS, from!) toB ociook.
Interest 6 per cant pet annum. repositars can with
draw their ooneys by t.hecte, if deamd. Special
De
poaite reoeived.
ME
JAS E. PRINGLE. Drenr srijiar
Facpma Han. senr•tha
BREAD AND CAKE BAKERY,
No. 1323 North BEOQND etroot.
Between BROWN and POPLAR.
!laving firehneed the Rake!, (formerly ocean ed by
H. Winbetig are pyypared eupply the
nubile wit h.... Bread made tram the bra Flour.viain and
;111.7'42'iagythelliZaDlta.gia Nam Ire "2-
lao ta.
- • ✓P3MCX.
ANIIIBEIIIILWTB.
•
A 'd A
- ,
KARI. 1108 NSTOOK.kevmsithled-So the ar
gent solicitation. at team , kind criehth, and p atron .
Isegs leave reneettelly to aselieuNA that, previmas
bud%
juiv arture g y.li t ok.We i tit gum&
AT '4 lIBESAL NALL.
Mt TAU/40AT SVMING. II III
Szir Full teirtieslarserprogramme. ate:. 'nu bastion
in future advertisements.
1 . 101,6111 MAY be silvered Goss MIL HORNSTOOK. _at
61:16 SPRECIE Street. " - ' -
WLN
AUT-STRRET TIigATELE
• v Sole Lame -.Mei. #l. IItitrITEION.
tutwx: . F. R ifra
BuNtFIT OP THL - LBBt3EB MU
_Mit. MARK a owNe as rtappr Vsou Tom.
WI TH
t tdUNDAY) My 14 .
Will be presented the ea ablated tl ettitiM
7710 PATRICIAPPS H Tit
Mordeuat Mr , Wdter; Lord Lyntarp# 7 Showell
Pierpont. Mr. Baacma_ Ladv Mabel. xis. Waller .
THE HIDDEN BAND.
Wool. Mr , Rom Pie Paula Barna Mr. Muiven
Mammas, Mr. Doom Casktolv., Ildra;Coman,
noes as mutt
Doors omit git , 7 o'clock; °Wahl trill rim at half
Vast?.
WirATLEY & CLARKE'S' ARCH
eFTJLENT THEATRE.
THIS !MONDAY) EVENING. Mgy 14. )Ms,
WI I be presented flbakep_eare's Tragedy of
M
HALET.
•
Hamlet Mr. Elsie Booth; Polonium. Mr. Gilbert ;
Mertes. r. Dolman; Horatio, Mr. Prodded,- Ghost.
mr. Fredericks; Queen. Mrs. Drew; Opbella, Mies
Tat lor. - • ,
To conclude with the Considine of
BLUE. DEVILB.
Doors oven at7M o'elo - dr; r uin will rise at
Iy - ATIONAL THRATRE, WALNUT-ST.
above HIGHTH.—A. PLEERNANDEZ. Stammer.
THE HERNANDEZ BALLI , pg T AND PANTOMIMIC
EVENING
THIS (1160NDA10 EVENING, May Id, 1960.
SCOUTS OF LOA M STAR.
Gea. Idayland, causine • Sig. Antonia, Hernandez.
• OLO.
R. HEMMINGS on the La Nerds Tiaza,
ER AN K BROWER as Ha Uncle Tom.
Notional NteOla,L--Geritar, HERNANDEZ.
La Manola, TERESA PR &TES!.
THE BRIGANDS.
Pietro, Hernandez: Rinaldo, CatieLdine Ferdi umb s ° ,
kimummer..
Pt: ICES: Dress Circle and Parquet. 25 cents: Family
Circle, 15 cents; Colored Boxerr,2Y can's.
Doom open - at 74 o'clock. Performance will com
mence punctually at 8.
Saturday al teruoon performance at 2.3'c100k P. M.
CONCERT FALL, CHESTNUT STREET.
DOUBLE AIINaTREL TROUPE!
- CHANGE OF PROGRANIHE NIGHTLY!
SOSITIOPLE SIX IN GPTS ONLY. COMMENCING
WEDNISDAY NYE-NINO, Mar In.
RtORTERN STAR- PRRI.ORISERS!
nEuRe Y. Oft RIJN. DUPREE, AND GREEN'S,
Far-famed and World.renowned *only Original New
0,..1art OPERAetropolitan
13 UR LESQ UR • TROUPE
- • AND BRASS B!
Who are lust returning from a loan and ex p e nsive
Western e.r.,1 Southern tont of ten months, crowned with
success and high repniation. and have been Ankeny
led zed by the entire press to be the host, the most
talenicd. and viewing organization of Minstrels vbu
have ever aupdated before the aub.ic, 'with the areatrat
combination of talent and onginwity.
Tee largest and best band ever originated, in their
chaste, lanhtcr-nroankint, end Irresietttge
_ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENTS!
iroduoi rig the greatest varieties °num Songs, %Bede,
Duet% Quartette, Overturns, - Burlesque Opera Pieces,
Fame! Buteea• Queer Sad -FEnnynapnge. ere/ reefed
to a rhiladelphis audience. Grand Free-Balcony Con
cert in front of the Halt each evening by the Brass
Band.
Doors mien at 7 o'clooki commence at a
- Admission 25 cent, C hildren under twelve, Decide,
Il Pareenger - Haillettge in the city connect with the
Chestnut-street Railway Care
4 iIBARLEB ittIPREZ.
Kamer aad Bantams agent
M _______
oDONOI3OII'S GAIIITLICS=ILACE St.,
LTA- below THIRD.
Prices or Admession_, and cent,.
FIRST NIGHT TfiE ROMANTIC ' NTIC ,
D URLESQC.E OF A - VERY POOR YOUNG MAN,
Written bT Charles Gaylor. Fee author of the " Son
of the Night" Female Forty Thieves." &0., all pur
chased by JOHN K. McDONOUGH, who has the sole
rig ht perform it Philadelphia.
NEW LOCAL sag* HER le BY ROBERT GRAIN.
CAGY OLT CHAReCTERS:
Charles Augustus/Smith, a Very Poor Young
Man.. . ........ - -• . •.. ..15111.. IRWIN
Deotor teiernrip tinge-14e. F. CUTTER
Paul Pentane, a Retired Optorman, Captain
of the Sloop Three Potties ..... WM. RING
Mugging an Only Quid. mueh_epoiled,..J. GERAION
Jemmy Itooldan , Pig Driver, Master of the
Ruins. .......'.»..». • JAMES SEYMOUR
Larry, Servant of . The Ho err of Perique... fl ER.iER
Gamines*, Family Shark....._., W. WILLIAMS
Maggie Ann, fall of Splash ... . . ANNIE HY ATT
Mrs. ?mons. Shaky Old PIT.L. TAYLOR
Mrs Saloon, Sound on the Goose.- AL DE FA tih:
Mrs. AIM Ay, very showery .•.,_. . JULIA - PRICE
Madam Von Berge_ ,r raktiotl . ta p e at Miss GRAY
ALL THE ORIGINAL NUale.
DREADFUL LRAP OF THE POOR YOUNG MAN.
.bRNESTIII la AND MLNNIR De. FARM.
The " sTAR METERS,' the loon celebrated Dan
seises upOn the American shore.
MGM JULIA MORTIMER!
The Ol_tmen of Poetry and Sone. Theform of
VENUS AND REA.OTY OFtPSYCHE
who will movenr this evening. in her Portraiture of the
GIPSY' LAYA demerit by
eiRNIATINE DE FADER.
The Cumin Inter ode of the
IRISH SCHOOLMASTER.
Dr. 0' Fool. with cumin songs. JAMES SEVNIOUR
Dr. Flail ."
.......... ...• • -. eur• E ßMary. withson.a....,. -_ •MORTINIhROD TIWASHINGTON,
Whloh was rent for the &MUMS butt evening. by Mr.
J AM SS SEYMOUR, and was reoeilrod with each 'boats
of applause that he was otimpelled to repeat the Smug
Three Jima.
GRAND OLIO.
Dance NationaL........ • ....ERNESTINE VEY& BER
Balled ~• . . • MORTIPARR.
Ode to *ashinglon,rin ecettunea.- ...tit& 8 CYIMOTML
4 . 41 m 10 BE FABRIC.
Ballad . ... , .11t KL LY TAYLOR
S
GIPSY' L tY—Mieetztedby . Jiiba Mortimer and Er
nettle& de Faber.
Comics Eons.. ...... —JANES ST TMOUR
Game JULIA PRICK
SESTRRit 9itittiß
.Greod Combine
Ramat Canel.... . JAMES RRYhe OUR
To oonolude w ith the IRISH SCNOOLRMAB
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Corner of BROAD and LOCUSTtreets.
The young Ladies of the
LANE-STREET GRAMMAR PCROOL
witl wantAT their CONCERT on TBURISDAY EVE
NING. May 17th, Tickets 25 coats for sea at Lee de
weteers; - Chestnut. below - Stehth gap. Winner's,
ft:gaifir
4 . 4 51: 1 2 Freekliz a tits:ittl Cow tteeeemy et
Doom l open ai r 7. Concert to commence at 8 o'clock
precirely. myia et'
A OARD.-.KAR'L UOUNSTOOK,
having yielded to the urgent scilieritstisns °lnning'
kind friends and patrons. bent leave reseeetfully to an
nounce that. previous to his departure' for Europe, he
he will given
GRAND FARFWELL_CONCERT,
AT THE NWANIAL FUN) HALL.
ONI THURSDAY EVENING, May
Pull particulars. prognmmeg. mo., will be given in
future advertisement,.
Tickets mei be vroonted from Mr. HORNSTOCE, at
No. 000 SPRUcis et.get mylo tf
L EVEES OF ,‘ THE LITTLE FAIRY,"
MISS DOLLIE DUTTON,
The smallest girt is of her awe, 9 yea's
26 inches hig b.and weighing only 13 ponnds—an infinitely
greater curiosity than Gen. Tom Thumb.
She sings the tollowing songs at each Levee
1. Mary had a Little I.amb. When I was Single. 3.
The Evening Star. S. My Grandma's Advice. 6. I'm
Sixty-two. 6. Willie. we have mimed you.
Mum E. L. WELLS. of Philadelphia. will .preside at
the rano. and:nog , both te English and Italian, seleot
i popular airs.
lh r e o ga t n h o e n n aon is lemi the warerooma
of 'Messrs. Chickeruick cons. 807 Chestnut atreet.
arTg k ino " nl Y , 80Tr6. '" At b d e rrre,!:110
nut street.
14 he Kill give LENEFB at the ASSEMBLY !MILD-
R 468. corner of Tenth and Chestnut streets. IN TI(
LARGNI .ItALL, SECOND PS OOP.. Every ArrEß_
NOON and kNEN IND TRIM 'WEEK at 3 and 8 o'clock.
Doors oven at 11 end 7 o'clock. Afternoon Levee
&ogee at Of. o'clock. Evening. Levee closes at 83.4 i
o'clock.
Admission la cents. Children 10 cants.
ALBERT NORTON, H. LILLIE, Agent.
Manager. mr7-12t
Sat. , .L•JMON TEMPLE,
1. •- 7 A large, benuhful. and perfectroodel of tne grand
est and moat interesting building ever built is @ranted
in the immense Eileen of
NATIONAL HALL,.
MARKET. ABOVE TWEI.FTFE STREET.
The Model is SS feat lone, 24 isstvride.snd Is feet
high; lighted by HO au jets. and the trorslupsers re
tireseLted by O figures arrayed .in 4swish septum*,
surrounding the various courts. give it a lits-ltke ap
pearance.
Head Ist Ki: gs. ath to Bth chap.; 1 Miran.. 23th chap.; fd
Chant..di And 7th chaps ; and, Exams 15th chap., toy
contests sad description of Solomon's Temple, ill of
which is faithfully represented to the Model.
OPRN VISITaR &&om 10 to 12 A. M.. 3 to 8
and 7tolo P. M. Lecture at 11. 4, end £‘34 o'clock.
Admission, 25 cent"; IWO a ildren. 2$ oasts; single
child, 14 oente.
Liberal arrang emenie mare tk soloolsand churches,
with privilege of lecture b 7 their pastor.
WIRE GERMANIA ORCIIE 4 TRA WILL
give their 'beet rablio reheaml of THIS BEASDN,
neigh° ISM of May. 'rickets for We at the usual
places. ap44tra726
p ENNSYLVAN IA AOADEMY OF FINE
J ll . ARTS, 11E35 CFI hSTNUT Street.
The a7th Annual Exhibition is nos open daily. from
9 o'clock A. M , until 6% P. M ., ard Porn 73ii tilllo
Admission Ps cents. Saason tickets, 00 cents. Chil
dren. hall-p.m,
Stockholders will receive their tickets at the °thee of
the Academy'.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF I"IIIIADEPHLL
(FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.)
COMPANY'S BUILDING. S. W. CORNEA
FOURTH AND WALNUT STRRETS.
DIRECTORS.
F. RATCH7MID arcs, MOEMMAI L. IIAWEON.
WILLIA.24 kicitez, - Gao. H. B,ll.Lirs,8 , II.Lirs,
NAL2IBO FIAZIMI, Josx EL Bansviv,
ort.N M. ATwOoD, B. A. reilyrstoCl,
Baru. T. Tleicinci, A2Mitsw D. CAM,
lIINIIT MakliToN, J. L. Bran Nara.
F. XATqIIFORD STARR, President
CHARLES W. COX r... Secrete.ri. • fel.s-11
A MERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
CD INCORPORATED 1810—CHARTER PERPET
UAL.
pro.= WALNUT Street above Third. Philadelphia.
Raring A large pairtleapttal Rink and Surplus In
rested in sound and a sails Securities, Continue to
insure on Dwelling., Stores, Furniture, Merchandise,
Vessels in Port and their cargoes, and other Personal
Property. All leases liberally sad promptly adjusted.
Thos. R. Ma masoroits.
rls, John T. Lewis,
John Welsh, James R. Campbell ,
Samuel C. Morton, Edmund G. Lima,
Patriak Boadr, Chap. W. Poultney, ,
Israel Moms.
THOMAS R. Md.R.lB. President.
ALBERT C. L. CRAWFORD. Searetarr. fon-st
QU A KER. CITY INSURANCE COMPA
NY—FRANKLIN BUILDINGS, WALNUT
STREET. PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL AND SUR
PLUS Shhe.N9 TO --Ineurex Aram Lev Mame by
Fire. and the Perils of the Bea . Inland avigehon end
Transportation.
GEORGE H. HART, Eresident.
E. .p, ROSS. Vice Prendent.
11. IL COOOSIIALL t elee'y and Treasurer,
E. B. BUTLER, Jurilitaat Becratary.
George H. Hart, DIRECTOR& E. P. Roam,
A. C. Callen, Foster 8. Perkins.
E. W. Bailey Andrew R. Chambers,
H. IL Cognition. Samuel lone., M. I/..
Hog. 11. M. Fuller. mhe-tf
INTON COUNTY LIFE AND GENE
RAL_INSUR.ANCR compAtiy,
PLATrBBUNG, MISSOURI.
Chartered in WU—Authorized Quits!, 11100.000.
nutscrone :
H. Whittington, Winslow Turner, T. R Bradley,
George W. Culver, James H. Birch, it.
H. WHITTINGTON, Pres.
I. N. HOCKADAY. Ben. and Thu.
/bowel attentionßaid to Collections, and Money
rnmvuY remitted. Business toluuted. mh274m*
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURA.NOE
compArry OF NEW YORE.
Moats:
RIX mriaaoxs OF DOLLL#II,
_ .
011 RYAS ESTATX,
WORTS OVER SAM"
The Venda= ars Lows' than in SLIMY other Comer
ages, and the Dividends have been wears'.
This is a innerly Myrna & Idannms. The are ne
inostkholdsrs p that ALL THE PROFITS
'mime To Tea inseams.
IM t i amptd an ena and eve
m ry Indkorsaation. mar be ken
AM, applirtlo
14 W. no Main afTWILANIhArte4a
PHILADELPHIA SEFEILENCEIf i
Thomas Rnhins. . John Welsh,
Mordecai L Dawns. rens H. Milan..
eserge M. inroad. " El.- Whilles.
toihs II Myre n , L Fisher ['s am ts.'.
cGoan,sph Patellas. William C. Ludwig.
Om M. Atwood. Artie- 0 Con,
homss H. Powers.. ' Georg. W. To land •
dliam Megee. Tem lirattso.. nil-tvit•
WHITE FISII.-194 half Bbls. Macki
• V naw Virlute F. h, a leisprrior*/.l ol .,Lv i rrag
and for WO- by O. C. atiD/44t AMU
wawa door Own" Froo,-- • .