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i " "-' i irattatirot Iltatat ' al=. 4xte4ol§o :
OW** for_Nonc naeol. fta h
..t...imont pc im o tara nt
Clisaattattes tralaralre i t oo .. t
oar is a a fot a rra t 'oh= l - 4 -Viatraa ft a for ea s t:.
- _ tr i trpr m rtra t toger . th - flaw of MO bbla
I
~
14, A 1.b =Zell; 19,0yate.•-tritte-t "Of;11,00ft
kula at iot a dawns*, Club, Corn is meant
llotatiltita Apixonbrouris at ailKee.*: fork
mat aatt liatoral,44lllllW--for monad -ao.t
alaialtALlfetto 80athern, Sad Jar i
4 1 -Ciltere - , I.;
' il littitel l MtZlnariitli wiles Veil* bbfs k
filet.F.., gl ettoi li-r ri k tFere.6 l o, rf t.
- ra,..l.,• lr ti. t r e. " ;11°
; , -241.,0w:d.w.akz. 1 .=.7-fiviriat
i
• ' im_...,armiat...ma.,...1, 10 r - oua r tat.,..-1.." 90 ....400 , ,
.... t ant Cheese are attahitlata. -
.;, '," ; .4 ~ lattt Itr sarattOkittan oftal Wait teia, -,
, 5,V ,, , , ' , Vi' ''' '''' - '" " Q...; , - ' " '• • ' '4. ,:. '- ' ''_
161 U Y
•
.;,,Ar.,#4o l osaf,lffissi Bows- we Ara Pogo. t-1
" JAINSM:Me TWOiraafe
" Vitierisf
444i=t" •81'11"1:T" Biwa
t;sa" W Orr lairi . ran
718 2 4 , 14 .5. m 4 ,6 -
jujiw=kilxit*lsAlasiOapis,, wow Irtlot./.
'ay Fria loo'cisai
4 111 0Thitma~ 4401)iikok ,
-. ' . • l tiiis Tttirtintit i -FititrarAil:aini: Grer
.. , W:li s e ls eil'iinit* bt.:*ibi . - 01 0, in com_
; jr ttiriaooolattona of a - similar obaraoteriMbd
f.FATMei, Mai 1 6 4fialkii:**.Or two klibi•ii YOIA, !,
tokr•OP l liii i r elea '4 l° . l FOg e- ':P-I t i ri , l ll l o4; ° 4
tre4,:iMeefelkil iikahill,iiti injoy le - iiies' lei,
1 !Illii******* 4 _# tz4 1 4 WrOlf - **-11
0 1 t0 11 1#: : j.;*". r* l 4,* I _l*clia'airP!LTlT
` .l ol 4 ii ii i._, .iliiiith . t .l4 4 474 tWiimt.t.,ltaill
• - •Ileitrtriiirktialt eilties:siel 'sweritlitirrtiN)ind) in:l
, lia r st i lliate , artfrailatt lba feria: ! -After peifbrieine
-idiftini , faitiO or -AMMO,' and 411,113Peonliai,tio
;‘ , . lo ,itlei'llimithil ialif,l 444 ` da:,ilit.' the -'party
40"itiiiin "le' a 'itniiittionif.reipest:-',;zior::o -
chtiiitsoiiiiretinttein,i4one,4 00,0;.#42itetKeni,
•7'iiiiii aii•fii ':l *iiltiiit oil ''Billiallift
- 1**, 0 ) 4 ,4 I.oli-OTRe.k* the iititiiioli; **en 'd
', /ins of inirdinii ealling' iliiiiitidtee 4. ghubdi!'ang
- ... , pratriii . t.4,',.iisid tek.beldherebilett die nom=
:Pear' in •the'westerp link roUthir el*-appitaiihed
AbikOonital4 demanded admittance. ,- Tide was
^'11;„ Abett,Mhen - ttiey;lht , ones rharnineed.ini
.glibe Whit...
wore knitted to tiara': „list
,-taritimii,t* 40 thil;' l 4toodicii49 o 4: 00*iiiit Ono
"nen 'e,:oferiiiin inafintANl.pui,a - g s* - 0 of them
-. 'inriiiiW•n: -",--:', '4': ',-;-.' `:'' •-•:'-' '''
--
--''•• • ' !
, thalaitintera rigaeaip`ar llied.to thilasetistateiiof
''ffiTerpiriteri; aitA•dioris the fondle iifienithe giii4
ilirlatereidee'Lerelicileybarn'and ifit*liiiilfilin.
term two wild* yeri'itinekiiiitlisinnis.-_bisii
'.` ..r iCia - e#NO: - )0i 6 04 badliPat,itittifikilthei to
'•• iiiiiiA 4eraiiiiireand:oa trri bask etV.1:1;k1114.
mr.jfigOutrikiter_wis pet engaged inthe:hifiiii,lat
• erai walking erWii, few triton* nkitilni ref ani
lisietVariii bib ride taken trent liiriC. The!lninerii,
- riiiii eusierited liejond 'ilearirejcisbeil upon, thi
radios &mime - Or two of Them' A - itinWiiiresk•
, , hi* end.' threw over the eitibinhmint Ink,
'‘'Aido.hielMj,ikill.--Thiefied the‘4keoirWArifeet:. The
rowdies 2edtrorii : ibi'lleld-; come iif them 'snail - onto/
theinselvehonlii bstitie;•riadY to 'renew the attack
• Ai/OP - Ail .-FilirtY,'o,4iiiniited, ' ' to Bros, . vrken,r4
eciiiiibiosili!•lkire'siew the 'comets • nisait tbeir.ap
• ; I,meatiume, benitiii; their keirei - dahie , nuintere
feigitheiteitliCremdies, anethoy, *pen - Ont, of their
`'` . 44 - 1:: - .4irivia :- 14:joit iceihokiig . ltnifteed 'station ;
/It"; the 'Q,lllo*;',.iiiitippeinig Ado - _rowdier
' - '144-,AidiOn"iitiore-•'tvire, - - commenced itomning
''. flinfibilhlint,' - hrinkiner Jniadoeik, - ))inik',iolatitikig ,
' :.iiiiiin tinniest*: :Siiresal holier who-were there
~ awaiting the' arrival :or - ,trio'ritirii liere',Tiery'bidl) ,
' itilghtsae.l, but fortunately "
Escaped --fejaax.
Upon _ being ,infortued - of, theiv, - . Ott' take 1 thit
Garcuanir.santlii maple 41pologV. atiC:about seven
teeicek- in _the -evening e returned - :to ', the city.
No arrest, were' insite: ,The toitimoreans were
.• lilt.: in , r' their - "detnumilatiotni of the ram*
; f4siiii,illhii 'interning. i 'grand proeiniton Or the
mat`! - ,Ailltt=ir - and ~ ' Ttii'xier ,-- aesoelations; of
. thii , 'and
‘ ,OO - gate . erlif, ' ' ltateli 'AhtiNigli• '
'''seistii \ or Our Orsini ' - after which the' new Timer
Bell, in Wad Omit' a, : tvie,;lVilfolr, will, bit .4,411..
• -- eiteerritb,aPpioPrietemiretiOnies. Tn-innirioir in'
~# Awe Ify - kkeemeg'lo4 - Wrelswie uterine, ,
which we prime will lake prate at Peterii%f!iroy,
rink we trust that egesetees will 14' taken by pier :.
siohilitiaato prevent a atearapea:at the mi.
mason whtab iiiiiipit die enjoyment of isai
E sson.
-, i t i l4l ` iltti t %ie .7o 4•Tl i i , ' ,;: '• --' - ---
,„ ); ,, ifi:ii - ,*•mk,: , ,thaii!,o*#z.c.o
5 .40114:44”
,- ,iiiiilkeiiii.TewAjsegs, -, :.'4.4cOrrhiror,Foli-' '
..• ner - held as inquest ':
. ,
__,_ ' ' .4-4 ri; ilieildiVllli
' .!I Mpilel; rien;the , bilk :411911,11einssi, IlioDeasild,•"
' -' iriiirwik rah 9,111/1` biprikit*ifie'iiiirawl Are-7
,ase Railway .comptay,;:dif
~,tl6 #3 o f
_ May, in
- '':. - ,0141114 . 41* WtoolborirritiOtiiiiie' e.' 3.lYotoi Sloe,:
" - tie 'toodiribr of the'ear..' tektite that' Vei)torir
noble; of the eeetarrenselriiihr felt the jar of ib
'iniiiimilinif 'Oeer the nien:ildk,, 414' irititiem tialiiii:
that the &nested wan -at Mori in a trench, opened -
; 14 4 1 004 1 , 41 i.r.liiAJAii*VI.Attii;:044iht if he he'd'
itiaiier dmin, Asia irOadj bri pitted over him=
,-: Ml 4 4ol l .o4tAtitig# 4 4o 4. 'sikquiak as Poolibl_
_4;l
• -,:,, x:ll'. Rainin•restidingrls2o X Wow street ; Mid,
I,:ltqg m17, - 0414;1414, ,nns in 4i.iier, , lnd celled nut'
-to him tyro or' th ree timer. As We Oyer
_ADA - iiiit'•,
iliag44 ' ; l i i #Ci t i -,l464•l :i wal p f4 :.tow,ard , ,MoDi
s!1 tiattE:tll.4itliai by the rilJeuldirp, , ord innedqiiiis '
"smith lal kitifirAkeheeklpszlit`lii , teet` before
• i .:**iiii'„ l4 : . *:/Itr. ;TV )0 1 4 `" the: driver wan net
. -
~issottig the ' ja-lbik - ,iiirmitigii'.'nf,, ziezi'' He. could
.=fibiten' ..--- -:" 'miiiiidd lair' it wipers o ff jibe 1104 been,
•.:,1• *6404 hilikillttiiiness .';,Tini driver 'entii-;:itinni.'•
:. ,,, hig upa.i.e.tigiiii 6 a min, iii the ptatforel;mlth =
- , him. The Jail rendered _ amerniet that the death
4 ••4'Netteriiiiit Ho eitnieit bYilin - nainhisition - orkhe
driver, „Liiiii Bit ldo, -, .mhe:1,1131-. committed to
_,,,,,'Z'f"•"; :':':'• -, '''.:•';',..-'l':!' ' , . '. •
ig - po*iitio,ll4is.,The:i4titiiia tiled=
*6(ibeiseswi of liitiOwao paitfiripidg, et
''''
the ohaitiiii.otiniO4irth. ‘. , -,
,:. - - ,;•, 4 -
,:...1," 'AD ***OA 'eceuegieloaliou mu received. from
- ` - "thitttetptiot Chamber "of Ceintrieroe'• hiking d 0....
.... "MIMI; Mi Ad - -,iiie too' W.triV'perfect;tbo- system of
general *veinal: :1 - 71iii eoalionelo.a*4iree,'•,fre
feared eor;nswienitilie of three, 'genre. John Welsh;
,i'lVislt Le li, 0 .40 1441 3Y4 10, !.:. 0 4. 01 0 ,1 • r glad
- .::iptitietiit 'jitaiiirliiiiimmipir;,:: , : , ., ,
,:. -.,.,.. , ..-1:,..., I
- ' - !•4_ ,A4giatii*, , Vcii:l94;atiriiii ii;' , riiioititisti , tiit -- :
1 - 'lricitiiitiois , Prirsigl::titerfer,,:in the 'tnbjeet,sOnd
' '.•= l4l l 6 t li - -- ;r 4 " ini 'iotel'inihr, hid pripira *iv
.(l4 :tkelbit ?I`,#igleiliturei l'fOrtbe ,111i1T5ttaist of 'a
=•.. a., , that -the--ideed- of .tho•dlite '43. a
';.1:e011: 1 : ~.filiti,A4l l - bi-
_ I E 6 'Dili 'Aim *l l :ro',it
be irowisiy:to diriMina AIJAMOVIA.OiIor to
'l 4 ll - 114417.4iftiinfiii i'atia - iiu.i , that iiii *44 otAtie - ,
' -. lmittsi" f 14. a drawer #0 Aot:of'e)i o Mtigl'ilka!! be
' the,nait *IWOe. la.erbieb it 'AA: In , eimeitairy ::ti
- ' itiellitint,'oeiriteneit; ' or paitnent, ,in order .to
,' ' LiitiirgietitibloMerir irt'enidonion;aitlini, in' either:
,_ci-linsinorr Allier itludr•of paYairtit ' , ha onpreio -
44r,04 ttilliii i 'AMA* itii:Bilia- heßiiii4•4 ll •4 - 40 '
-j ; , , 7 -1/Aft *liar , Inidiai
at li ilidier*litn,l;-'*!4b
"::1 - ''''
" ' -' : f 4 400 1440 i 4Mielot.i,: : : -
''''l l, illitialikoiiiddidifellWill l4 l 4 "ir th•
5./1101sprit ektle,s444_ air ersinaihneot,eris mired •
,-
Aiiikiel4iiitlbar`tbeßoiean'orriefiiind iilikailier_
llireelititior, in order to ettertein the stage gather
" .% `itttiiii ilriiii*.* Mr.' Xolsll,4,lo%,,irladtefio s and
.'.." Mr. litivijoii'fartliii- 44.iisw th'o4o - s t .troi,
".-:-
' '--ittiaitte:llool:o*-4#oQPtekil'''
- -.7-4ite.' 4, :fiiiiiii. 466 !" - , ll7 teir p . Aii.P, present 'eoilai•
--
-- iroi - dAtielivilii AseeCiii . tbiPsia4kiat :4Yeat
4•l2ser'kitiodisitraettieri 'l - e';,, , teillAirg:fil. Ire, and
allow:4_ tiiilelleirtnifinedeitoiiiV- -, „1,-•.- -_'.; ,' 1 ,
.-.. . 1 “.:d0~" Al' ' 'nerattitei, f,....u ... Conatentif Wilda*
A
2 - ell
to imosantialise le ter the eaeatment of
. : *worm ,` aThreme of the destruction of a
thy , tut/ a tatetittrot a -mesas RH' rent than
i, IL
to torfortutess
'e,r-rr Iw=k7,a in
tutted,ot , -, , Ttl Issolat'on Wu nlopnl . . . 7 r
,
'•
Berstaano l fasinii to•alnitietneirteb,hid,
;1900tetdiiifnerobinti
Of Boston, is regard -
',;,, , ..'‘itiii.*ralliiw,lrnotafir,shosibisimaill t bolt-.
---_,' Alliei.',,i'?XlMe.AelkOtPlienpiliVdiffer' with our
- i,- , - t-liftiiiiiiiifijnfikitietort Who -thlikkhat Yet.
- :7,7* . #4i(aiiiiiiittott 14'21440k jiackiiKkOslae
• ''filPiik,!:_ : 4 1 i* 7lo itiiiiiikaiiiiiii OW** . 3 1 °,
tth
s
.7 -V i ititholki`:4 ll hiti link - , illainitiiik: thi -- iritiet', the
• ! .; ,;:fililto4lo -, 0 . , ,,- ;.. ,- i -,-t .P0. " .?, ' .' - ,y.',Fi., , ,,"-", '. :, ! '
-- 2..._*:100* -1:0 i " 4 .4 i0 0 . 47 , ik'00; 7n- -
•'4lll'flkiit the iiititi rianijerikri . _edilitittoni of
- 'lllM•Ottftof'dte 0 1 4 dirgiry4rncwit. ifiliinliti.
_ ' tattoo. 0111,!:04,priti,1010414iit I* - 41rirai
-will 4 ;amiCilii othii' 3l4lo . l ii,* -
/-'o oo J.ls4o. 4l ,o 4 o#4m*** 4 4itt* ft*
: :;,`itiii iiiiniirlti*. AV .thPkiairi'lli!) . ‘ ,ls l ne?
' l 'l4 i ; *! l .i.4 7ll 4Aisiciiiiffe : 'i r., ,,i ,, -,1:;.t
_!,!: . ± T- 11* - - - - . Ciiiiiii,or L ii4c.iimais ask' - St• Kr.,
-
I. B. itOsifeifelitt:464iii-iii*ite" **eel.
+ -.4mitiiii-4. , ------ -.-- - <02.4.1,
CitiotiliaroZtteerlagriss ;
arvaark:ftimiSitaleslati.laiet_at-Lidne
° r obe* retardsM,MMlftlgopet after -devotional
exercise! Dr - Preetidgeiet Mte_,Tediciel Commit,
to .s eertelalideil
the Pritebyterrof-Argyie. =.lhey
were as. followe(V , .`? , • : , ...„,
, taxelmsi - diedtretfve prinelpleei , itelleit' the
,dpeteines of craw, twos of eeemewita t ivi _
4tfe• itactemstenewith . our standar:4 , M
eataillalskalollediag Ordittetobttiqtapersone
eemeat hold
r't=l°4Plfat%iloat o t 6 tiltolA , iverto the later., -
. - •:
• 'The ides of arlirierifig nth questions met vio
lent opposition at the hands of Des. , Scheeler end
Brash,,es they thought that it would be dangerous ,
to . the union of the twe Clitarollet.''' They- oleo re
„Batted the .strietcoureepraposeAbtlite •comralt ,
imie ate indetisistent to that fortererimee wee
to tie' eter. Med, by --,the- members, of „the United
Ohuroh.! ; ' •
:Dr. soollolliii'd-the."midipioif,that ihe answer-1r
of the report w ere.ezsielt • enough, as they wore
ifi attoOrdazietirriql the 'testimony adopted at - the
Dr. Broil)", witleille • fulli endorsed the report,
'Wes appellee! , to trench* up ! these fabitraot gust- ,
Ooze. He considered that some church bad 'acted.
unfeithfully lea ;atitimaoy , and the:presbytery ;
had senithese questions- to be toted upon by thel
Amembly ;. but, lie mild Oda _Kali not the place for,
It.. It olould taken into the courts, and Jet
them amide eiroddered that the overt eats,
ehould.be brogght before :the Aesembly and tutted
, Rr.'hietarert-sitial,the Objections made were en
°nig o a t - #f - Pk". 'T./ 10 .9 should have been made
ay. e Mate this "nientorial was presented to the
body. 'Reconsidered the report a very able one,
and would vote -for its adoption. Dr. Preetly,
the maretery,and Di. Rialtos, were of the opi-
Mon of thelast speaket.,
Mr. 3. T.androws offered - as a substitute for the
report the Polley/log resofettorf.: ;" _ That the MSBOI4
bly deem, it,uuneesseerjr and • inexpedient to give
any answer to these questions, - other than to refer
r them to -the Received fttendard, - and recommend
,
tug the faithful adherenee to and'oarrying out of
, the stendard.v. 'Net 'agreed to. ,
The report tieing helots the house, Dr. &holder
considered that ,the,answers wereansaaring ones.
It they were to be answered, let them he answered
allay and - Namely. He stated, the*reason that he
'did not object to the memorial t- - ther Hine; it - woe
presented ,wa e . on' the ' groan& of conitery, 'WV hit
considered it should , have *decision by the item=
mittee.' , 'LlOtheaght that by *careering them (peel
-
dons at this time iteratild be &precedent, and next
year. the table-weild be full of each memorials., '
Arizertobri, ;seamy. " -
4,440
Wit :
tiVoi mi 'so
ti!s
;•...The Committee on Overtures, aonordlng to their
infirm In the mornicg, presented their report. It
dieddistat the /abject of oovenanting.
'Dr. Brown was in favor of it. Ile said this was
a beventrittng-Glituity and a 'covenanting people;
and the'lltimate..'deseendante of a -covenanting
Adharek.' Re was heartily 'in favor of the very
moderate resolution that had been offered • by Dr.
~ , ..4save of. iibienCe for, the , remainder of the ses 7
doh of the ALesemblywas asked for, and granted,
to Rev. Wtinieolvani 3 Of lho•Preabytery of Mobil
gin, otilhe - ground of eloknOssltt
l us family, -
The report of the committee .on 11.-11e1r version of
the Psalms, being now the order of the day,' was
brought np. ,
Dr. - Prestlygave ipso/mons' of the Work of th
committee in - the • amendment of Nelms that wore
defective .in, phraseology. • and pitnetuation • exJ
awolea were taken from the 6:11, 7th, 10th, 10th;
.IBth # and other ffsithzie. -
It Weitcaved that Beveridge and hfaodiil,
end Riv:Mr. Graces - , be aPpointtid aoommittee to
prepare ripen. Dr. Beveridge 'asked leave to
withdraw his name. - - -
Drs. Guthrie '
- Prosily, and Rev. Mr. Giaday.
warlike/1y aonsiltnted r actramittee on' this sub.
set. • ,
•Dr. P.reetly.eatate hid alvdaye: bean an well es.
Valid with the old version; that he. hiut never felt
misoli - soal for a' revised option. lie thought the
.eomattkie should prepare_ a 'report for the next
Atieintly. , . , • ,
*ls moved that the whole sabjent of • the new
version of the - Psalms be referred to the Board of
Publication, strengthened by the addition of the
committee justapptiluted,,that they publish all the
'amendments theytnay unlike in a book, and' report
1 11 ' full:Wee next Olmsted; Aesenibly.
:Dr.. 9 Prestly hoped thot,.no thing 'would be done
tiiiiffect Die Integrity of the version, otherwise be
could not-fever it,- and the members could not
judge - whether the integrity hod now been affected
unless the whole Beek of Psalms, containing the
Aproposedlnneadmente; area published for them to
dgg'ae by
above Motion vies earrieiV atter 'much died eikdon hit and - against. - ,
It Wall - moved that the orfferof the day be afar
prided to hear the repertot the committee on the
Book ot - - • , • .
Dr. &Miller moved that, the d'Osenibly meet at
at 7.: e'olook, for the farther di:Tar:don on the sub:
set. • „ -
It wail moved that George o.4ritold be sotto , '
Stied to obtain 250 Manic certificates of the attend+
ewe of members.. ' • • '
'Peireeitcequeste having been made to the Mode
tbe remainder of
tho session.
-Dr. Primly moved that a committee on leave of
abeenoe be appointed, to whom ell enoh question
.bell'-be referred,. and whtise duty It shall.be to
preserve a quorum" - in the .Ageteinbli, and that
Mears. Glenn, Paul, and Brownlee, be appointed
'committee for this purpose Agreed 'to.
The meeting:then adjourned After a prayer by
Mr. Rankin. • . - - '
.CALITHATI.ONaT . - ROYBOROIIOII,-.lllLlATA
ww,Dnetoner"tericia.—Yerterday was a holiday in
g t i ? i pleasant village of Rouborough. The &die".
_ •
tithi.of .the.moriument to the memory of'the
tto9;ismiliiiii In the war of the Revolution at
tbab Macs was the ooasion of the demonstration.
Thilintintimeiastat ereited liy tbegnemliers of the
Flitt-Renntylvattia-Titior r ot °milli ; under the
ViiiiiiisidOVlNOr TheMpsen hies ; and le
'plattadon AlitLin the Middle ti - ARoabotongh
OdintiMai: - The': eireititistarree „it`, is -.lntended to
tteuimemorate isjitiaie fully explained in the .elo.
tinanksiddrime of . Mr.+ll. - 4'. Jones reported
The - inositialint is UM - Op - Med of Pennsylvania , -PA
tekrer, from a qiyirri in
upper : sad Roxisitough. It is tumuli-six
) 0 4 lei:milt on a bpse taken from the
"ogee/ear/re of the bon' in srlifetr rbeiroopers were
miiikuritobt is carved the fel
"' ,
,
Thispensispent ie designed to perpetuate the memo
tiref Virain•sweepers. taken - by surprise.und killed at
eters BernAti the winter of )717 28, by poorriormY of
ttieh ussedrY, Etoetvd tit the eenneylveuie Uregoone
me MO. Honor to the brace. - The Constitution and the
!Won, eilOPetplalea. 4 '• , - 1. ..,. . ",
therreidenei of Prices will readily remem
ber; It Was Intended to have commit/ mated thisee
*ration. on tho' 221 of Vehinary, but in come- .
querns" of , the-extreme IpOlemeney of the werithir,
It Was postponed until yesterday. The arrears
meats of the parade:mire that the military should
feral iu Matxsyimit,,-Xnel-paiade to Rokborongh. A
nntribeio, were joitended to,companies
In the, '
Second, Brigade , and, In consequence, Oen.
MffeePriagidevitobfatuiyank to join in the demon
ignition: 'On arriving there, however, some diffi
culty arose in relation to the priority of command
between den. Miles and Major Jones, in douse
dtrnee of which the general withdrew' portion of
the fordet from the ground,letving,the battalion of
011sjor•Jetititl in command .
of the ceremonies.
thmilailier.esseeinitirbaf threatening. and in
the emote of the evening there Was a slight shower
pf r4n- It, did not, holteter, interfere with the
isefebration, ;ftiblch paused` off 'in splendid
TheseiVerefrenkfour to Ova...thousand 'people on
the imened,:nitizens letuf . preeinr froth 'different
and distant parts of the surrounding 'country. The
preenigonvreus composed of two Cavalry Companies,
the Ifieottlegion;under - Captila Gray, the Morgan
Rides, atiptign Beleterling, ant the Jecheon
Captain Arthur Shields. Maier General Patterson
and:rents of hie staff were present, and reviewed
the troops., &Wend !Whim Small acted as
adjutant., - The tutors argied in the itoxborough
Cemetery few minutes eller four o'clock, 'and
were drawn up in front of the monument. After
;these arrangements bad been completed, Horatio
tai . Sonia, Eiq , the'Orator of the day, name forward
upon a platfogn which bad been ereged for that
PloPenei v tinti delivered a beautiful oration, which
1 We will endeavor to And *to for to-morrow.
" conctuilon of the °retied, speeches wets
deliveredgellv_eredby William p. Reed, Charles J Biddle,
Esq , and Metier glederal pattersou, - • •
When the speecheit were delivered, the Scott Le.
'glen Wreathe iguirtnindlier tof volleys over:the
enonizenent, *Het tßis essinelely dispersed.
- BOARD Or FMB' MAI:MORS Stated'
Meeting of the.itoaid was held lest evening, at the
Mit ot - ,the Fire Association; Fifth and worth
stmts. ThkAoting Committee made a lengthy
report in relation to the evils existing in the Fire
Department; eonoluling. by recommending to the
nent_,lloard, organise on, the fourth
Monday in June; - to'eppoint a Committee to prepare,
a new ordinanoo for the -
,better regulation of the
Department.;; - . The. referees „suggested were the
eurtsillog Of -the,firs dietriehi, and the prevention
ef . - itnpanies from-going into operation at fires
,when it to not necosiiry.' - - '7' ' . -
The Committee appointed' to investigate the
?barges preferred ageinst firemen of pilfering at
tires ripened that in.tene 4aise. the articles 'alleged
to be stelen , were freely giVen by the owners ,In,
'the other-ease they had:not arrived at any definite
OOnolitsion, and were ecintintted.
1 '
Mr. Btienstei, - of the,Wnshington Hose, offered a
inerolittion relearning: the; thanks of the Board to
flogh Ingram sindliannici Bailey, of the Franklin
ifoett .COmpany, for their promptness in assisting
FtreKarshal Blackburn in bringing to justice some
persons ' eoneerned is setting fire to a building;
*hi& was adopted,' after , Whieh the Board ad
,
'pureed.. • • -
ROBBURY..,-About, half
hidtpastlo o'oloOk William V. Davis, condtuttor of
ear plo 24 of -the rotirth arid ltighth streets pas
sietfier, wee dagged from his ear, at
'A:Meth intlAteerge streets, Feventeenth ward, and
robbed of a iiiver'witett and i sold fob chain, by
two nice, Soho sins olpaimediately: This is one of
the'mostderringeittes of robbery that have Warred
ItVial4f ail I'o_l4 long time, - and it Is to be hoped
be made by the police to arrest
`-qt,'-'3,4041411M41.14)K14i0ii.-.—tr.- S. -DISTRACT
, :. •
c!lnirtf.ttlittlit_elytiestattee. — The trial of the nine co-
MlaWhOweteabarged with otterapting to retinue
e l , wane., theirenteadp fugitive. on the 28th of i
IIAI '' ‘-eallWrittis sy morales. The 000 r
, i 4, litsc'emirdiki,. , -, leads of they ames. an ,
i turfiliMitast , David Pour Brown, en
- I ittl Y or . ...ateket z nertet a tt 4ae l i ttnetti iis ,of
11 11011 0- -Ott. - ollei - Cereenet eatted lire
or _retitle:Filo . oes_.- 1 ;Ite • derliG" l n d b"
liltAr a i w .,... ol- ' , 1 116 ,1 Sods,' die laws thereof,
' of iiii-6., bar were due to one Marisa
kirft4llE - l i e fil i lti ld tk i rriSl4 . 7f itu garit;
~. ,
' ' ..... 1 14f... , :00ta5 - tut day .0. Ilare. , l
11100 VIM - iOw wa -Charles T. Batter. Wog Ore
Eriop 'to , Pk
. ntiek - skews sod Libor of the Bead
atoe - ~. Meg syrissr..:sa aroresal t woogrod. in ,
- 1 4 , ~ 11111111.11a. c itheing0 11 not violin, a
-- . f.• adrvt,,Sto rtsr-to. art States In
'. ' i ' WHO et riallatiisso a, as the 7,34
, . .., • • .311 to , tbsraturksi.ottbe asstd.' ,
• MU. WO hart Mire WO Mach fu
. f seassivisib atOgssaut: and did
a .be ors odis lts
., to s/W ass do
• , ::. , ,
at,t2 iMil r
art e nt ° Ortie r
bolas than end share saes.. ve from the ta
bor and army* oYthe said Charles T. Butler. and Katie
grot.l *MOE being then and there merle that the mud
uses dm, m feet, Ore ;Melee end labor to the said
Charles T. , Entler: the olsubant aforesaid. in dm State
of Virginia. andi i that said' Moses did maps from gala
Maki: and that t a labor and service afoansid, and sa
tiefactom 'proof tieing also teen and there made of the
identitr of,the said Mom, whose service and labor
Ware claimed to be dooms' aforesaid, the said Judge
dui thin' and there make out and deliver to the said
Charles T. 13ntler. ease icate setting forth the was
MAIM the. sad then the mild Moses
delisiered 'to the said Charles T. antler. or his agent
and atiornet, to nee Amok reasonable faros as might
heemeary wider the crunistarmes of the ease TO
take and remove the said osee back to tne State of
Virglnut ; thaton the 2Stit day of Maroh , after such ear.
trate had lteen Miluedighe mid Phneles T. !littler made
a davit the he, the said Charles T. Butler, bad reason
to al/Prebend that mid Miami would be rescued by loam
from his. the Judd but g. pdasession. before lie could
MYsaken'beigind the limits or the State of Virginia.
whereupon *said marmite!, Jacob 8. Vogt. did retain
said Modes it his ;melody. and dirt 00111M01208 forthwith
relbove ttlitAlitt MOUS to the Mate of Virginia,
whence he Bed. in ord t r to deliver him to Charms T.
finder, the claimant, and to this end the said marshal
did then and there employ certain persons. whom he
deemed necessary to protest snob force in case of an
attempted rescue so apprehended by the said Charles T.
,
The indiotnient then 'charges, that while Moses woe
off in the 00E00 t f 00, 04 111 W the hefehdhh t° a t'
tempted a resme.
The indimment contemn two Pollute, one charging
that biomes was in the custody of the menthe', and the
other charging that he wee In the custody of Mr. Butler,
the claimant
At the outset. Mr. Pierce demanded that the Govern
ment should select under which count the defendants
were- to be .tried. He claimed thie no necessary for a
proper defence ,• Should the United States charge that
Moms was in the custody of the marshal, that will re •
mitre one line of de fenoe. while the nomeet eir'n• ereven
to be in Mr. Butler, woold require en.ther defence.
The court overruled the moon of Mr. Ptirce, with
out calling imon Dtstriot Attorney Wharton for a reply
to Mr. Pierce's argument
The record of the proceedings in the Circuit Court,
was next offered as evidence, and objeotedd to by the
defendants' ocunsel.
- The tienalylin case of conviction lea fine not exceed
ing 211 000, and imprisonment not exceeding six
months.
The case was adjourned early in the afternoon till ten
o'clock this moroing•
DisTeWT Optrar—Jn(iße aharswood.—Thomas H.
Powers, guardian of the minor children of John Tarr.
deceased, vs Senn Scott and Robert Scott, administra
tors of David Scott. deceased. An tvtion on bond and
mortgage. Verdict for plaintiff for GUAM.
Georgians Geberlot. endornee of marsaret Geberlot
vs. Joseph A. }Needles. An notion on a promissory
note. Verdict for plaintiff . for 122 88. Adieu reed.
OISTRICT 0017 RT—Judge Stroud—' 3 . VS.Vnlop 00113
man, Simon Cameron, George Smeller. Levi Kline,
James Young, George Gleim. sad ,Augustes Boyd, trad
ing under the name and style of the Lebanon Deposit
Bank. vs. Christian Seltzer and Augustus M. Seltzer,
ormartrers, trading, Ao. An notion on a promissorynote. 'Verdict for plaintiff for .700. 05.
Margaret Prornberger vs. Edwaid Evans. Thieves
an motion to recover damages for inhales done plain
tiff's eternities by reason of the erection of a factory by,
defendant. On trial.
Death of Asa Whitehead, Esq.
From the Newark Daily Advertiser, May 28.)
We anti:woe, with deep sorrow. the death of our
friend and fellow-citizen; Aea Whitehead, Esq
who has, fur over a - quarter of a oenthry past, oceu
pled a leading positimrat the New Jersey bar, and,
having retired from the owe of professional life,
had Jest begun to enjoy the fruits of a useful and
successful career when the dread messenger ap
peared to summen hint away from earthly trials, to
the bar of final judgment. For several months
past ha has been a great sufferer from a sehirrous
affection, which gradually spread throughout hie
system, resisted all the efforts of medical 80i01300
and the final event, so sad to the community, yet
so grateful to the patient, occurred at hie late resi—
dence, near the South Park, on Saturday evening.
The fact was announced in court this noon, where
upon a meeting of the bar was held, the venerable
Judge Hornblower presiding, and arrangements
were made for a more formal meeting, to be held
at half put 8 o'clock to-morrow morning.
New York Bonk Statement.
Raw Yonm, May 23---The bank statement for
the week ending on Saturday show's' an—
Increase of loans $173,000
Decrease of specie • 303,000
- of circulation . .... 209,000
, " of deivelte 776,00
CITY ITEMS.
" -MONTHLY. MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEN's ORRIS.
TIAN dIISOCIATIoN.—The 'teenier monthly meeting of
the Toning Men's Christian Association. wa• bold at the'
Bapsom-street Churoh last evening, Mr. W. B. Cheyney
in the chair. There was a fair attendance and the pro
; evedings were'ruoro than usually interesting. The de
votional exeroisee were opened ny the Rev. Dirt West
brook ,who read the ]37th Pesim, and engaged In prayer
The inmates Of the last meeting were then read and ap
iroved,-,afner which Mr. S. M'Elroy read en nifty on
"Means and Enda," which elicited much dismission. in
which part wee taken by Messre. Cornell, Ward, Pat
tenon, Ghillingtord. bimone, Grant. and others.
The report of the Board of Managers was accepted.
On motion of Mr. Robinson, the report of tho. New
()Mim Convention was next taken up, which wailthen
re.il by Mr. John Wanarnaker, and was of a highly
gratifying charaeter.., At the close of the report, Mr.
W. introduced to the meeting Mr. Alfred Taylor, of
Charlesten. After bearing reports of the several stand
ing committees, and transacting some other impor
tent business, the meeting euitournsd.
From present Indio/atom', the usual patriotic, demon
stration of the Assoolation on the Fourth of July wil,
this year be dispensed with ; or. at least, observed in
a less formal way. The " Big Tent," dedicated a year
ago, will have its accustomed summer operations
commenced in it on next Sunday morning.
A GREAT LIORT von inn Connertr.—At thi
season of the year, when a large number of our oiti
gene are leaving for the country, a practical hint as to
the best, cheapest and most convenient portable tight
may be of service. We hive already called attention
to the extensive facilities of the great" Light Empo
rium" of Meagre. Witten. ,t Co,, (on the northeast cor
ner of Eighth and Kane streets,/ for furnishing a new
and popular light:, to take the place of gas. Their
Kerosene t'll Lams, which they manufacture in an
endless variety of patterns and designs, we find are
being very generally adoe'ed, even here in the city,
where persons have (stream to use a portable light;
and for the eojoitry they have become decidedly the
most popular fixture for lighting either private or public
edifices ever preßented to the public. ahe consequence
is, their sales-rooms to-day present an sir of business,
equalled by few other manufacturing establishments in
this city. Per our own part, we have no hesitation in
saying that the Kerosene oil lamps and fixtures. made
and sold by Megan. Witten & Co. furnish by far the most
desirable light.for the_ country . snore especially, within
onrknewlenge, arid 'mong others far these three sea
mins t Firet.Chese fixtures are furnished in every varie
ty of style and prottensof the ordinary glut fixtures, from
the planted table-light, or bracket, to the most elabo
rate ard massive 'chandelier. Secondly, May admit of
Ail the onvenience and ornamentation in the most Te
nritelphtoett thig is accessible in large cities where the
griv4ight In need; rod thirdly. the, actual, cost of the
light thus obtained, while it is fully as brilliant, and in
all other respects as pleasant, m actually less than that
of any other good light known.
We ought aro to say a word here with reference to
the cittenter of the Ken Rene oil gold by this firm, which,
by the way, to the finest and purest that is mantilla:i
n:ire& being utterly free from every objectionable fea
ture in its use whfch'atiaehas to consumption of the
ordinary and more inferior oils. Having taken pains to
inspect several of these lamps and chandeliers in
practical use, we speak by the card in giving it our en
dorsement Among other prominent orders which they
are now filling, we yesterday saw, ready for delivery, an
immense billiard-table light. manuntetured by them—a
solider billiard-Cable gas pendant, fitted for' burning
Kertvene oil. For persons leaving for the country,
wateringrplace proprietors: and others, this is emphati
cally the light. '
'lnept - naylgo EXAlattintoll.—An examination
of the M itecan daily infant 'cheats, of the Twentieth
ward. will be held in the Hansom-street Church. below
Ninth street; on Wednesday of this week, rtteKo'elock
P.M. The new Om of the teaching art which this
exhibition is intetded to present, will make it a matter
of interest. The admittance will he without amain
and ere understand that the attendance of clergymen,
teeithei's, and the public generally. is 'desired by the
person. interested in this new teaching process. '
6PIRITUALISM.—Owirig to the great interest felt
by the eitinens of Philadelphia in testing the truthful.
nese of spirit intercourse, Mr. .T. V. Meinsfield, Best
medium, will remain a few weeks longer in Ms oity.
His rooms are at 633 A•oh street. N. B. 'it olf, M. D.,
healing physloinn, hie room at the same piece.
FOR COSTIVE:6O3S OR CONSTIPATION, which
gradually hretilts down the eatudltution, and lays the
foundation for I)} 'teepee and many other disorders,
"brown's Laxatiee rroches,"' or Canaille Lozenges,
are particularly adapted. assisting Nature by strength
ening and inelgoratint the mime of digestion.
BOWEP:I3 "MEDIC/Mtn Fins" are a:imposed of
the purest Alexandria Penns, combined with fine
aromatics and Inlaid in thrk natural trait. 'Asa remedy
for constipation of thiS Wye's, 'dyspeps a, sick and
nerves* headache, and bilious affections generally,
they stand unrtvhlled, There is hut little taste about
them, and they can ho eaten by children as well as grown
persons. Manufactured by Bower, Sixth end Vine.
Price Mg cants per box
FACTS R•It,AW. LOUDER THAN W'oena —The new
system ingopty by Granville Starr. of giving to every
purchaser of a garment the full value of his money in
elegantly - If/widened cloth; DR. and a hand/ ome. valuable.
and useful present; beihies, is llamas 'wri Mika on the
public mind. "1. ne Nice, and no abatement," is print
ed and marked on stick artiole sold, and strictly adhered
to, the price being putdown to the lowest figure. The
accompanying present, which is always of use, and fre•
quently of great value, is never added to the Price Of
the 'garment sold;.on the 'conteary, each garment is
marked ae low as the lowest, and warranted equal to the
best in atE ropects, the tOg being merelfr hU additional
inducement to cailh 0119tomers to buy, after having sa
tisfied themselves that they onn invest their money no
better elsewhere, With the entire fairness of the whole
transaction tee pubbe are invited to cal. and mate them=
eelvee famthar,at the "Temple of Fashion," N 0.607
Chestnut street.
• BRowN.STONN OLorturie HALL Nos. 603 and 605
OkINATNIIT STREET—AIWA AND Bove' CLOTHING EM•
PORIVIA—Tha subsoil bars, thankful for the Jibe ral pa
tronage heretofore bestowed by the citizens of Phila
delphia. and Those visiting the metropolis, have made
important improvements in their store, for the aroma -
=dation of their numerous customers. in aollottit g a
continuance of that petrol:lam no efThrt Mali be want
ing, on our part, to give entire'entiathotion. ' Wa believe
the, public demands, kind will Burma, a first clans
clothing establishment, where , the material anti work
manship can be relied upon, and they receive the full
osine4ftheirmoneyin thi articles purchased. Those
desiring to hare their garments made to order will fiad
an advantage In selecting from our large stook of uncut
vote. We employ none 'but the moarskillful cutter,,
and warrant every garment to give entire satisfaction.
ROCKLLILL & Witsott.
WATER CooMins, Refrigerators, Ice Pitchers,
Cream Preezere, lee Chests, at :wholesale and retail.
E. W; Carryl & Co., 714 Chestnut street.
Tao NNW Yoga repeats—Herald, Tribune,
Times, and Express, are delivered daily to subscribers
from Zither's Agency, No. 106 Bouth Third et, myZt-6i
Taw attention of the ladles is directed to the
advertisement of L. J. Levy & Co.. 609 Chestnut street.
who are hew opening from the late large aunlion sales
an elegant assortment of spring dresses, which they are
selling at but little more than half the European cost.
Every description of dry goods of good fabrics will be
found in their store in great variety, and at prices lower
than similar goods have ever before been offered. Fur
oh usse should take early advantage of the full fusion
menti and the very low priemi which now prevail.
Mon SHAVING AND UAIR-DRESSING
ESTASILTIPUNIXNT.
_
L. GUTEKUNST,
N. H. corner POIYATII and BRANCH Streets,
having opened his magnificent Saloon for Hair Cutting,
Dyeing, and Shampooing, in connection with the most
elaborate prfrots Baluttco faeitities. would now and
wince to the public,. after a year's snocasenl operation
that h is means of accommodating his numerous patrons
nave been rendered still more, portent.
etr None but the best artists &reemployed,
Private Hoorn:4ot Ladies itnd Children.
tor Heat Hair Dyes, and other dressing preparations
alwars for sale.
; 07' Charges moderate..
13,41.eitiNDBli Fits-Prtoor , Semis.---4 very
large anottment of OALAMATIDERB for gala at red,
amble prim, no. too ORESTNUT St., Philadelphia.
- 11 1 1017tt oe HVAlkle It WAT6OIII.
I ngt PR ll*3l3l "ry 4 1111 1 AP l AW IJA I TIVIP-1 1 1Air s , , MAY 29, 1860.
ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL PTAK
i... ..—....--.....
CREMATTABV)B4 OP- VIII: am, wtilCit
ONMI7KIiI'Ab—S. 1.1. corner Cl -Ma -d
t and Chestnut. Is so common now-aays, ;way be entirely prevented
J Howard. N Y
, • it m F i eld, 86 , 0 , , , ,by the nee
,of BORNATTIKOCOAINE. It has been
M Allen &A las Philit 1 , Dr Tyler , Mass ' used In thousand* of oases 'where the hair was coming
.r mar m arr. Prov. III_, Dr i 6 Beller v ilattford main handfuls, and has never failed to amain its decay,
H A Buttolph, irenton'-- . .1 1 Pow & wfd Y. , ' •
venal dam
, and tO Promote a healthy rind vigorous growth. It is, at
Miss Ptay, l'l Y ' ' ' Or Brown . N
B Wheeler. N Y Miss n E Wheeler. N Y • the same time, unrivalled as a dressing for the hair. A
Si Reed, Pittsburg, Pa Min 0 H Wheeler. N Y Ideate application will render it so ft and glossy for se
ilrialotitligrk 2 O,lSy I J 4 a74l 4 t 3 laMrt:hii a ll i e e ' It
Ohne 8 Eyerett, N Y Joainli Collins, N 0 , ' 1
H.Lio. N 0 ' E V Henahwout, N Y
FA Van Dyke k la, Phila W McCord, 93
0 hyenas & la, Halt Bert) linden, hl D. N Y
Allan_Macennald. L I .1 M Chareland, N V
I/ A TOUrtellot, N Y L dw Ball, Auburn N Y
C Bowen. tadem] I , A Bingham, i . , _i , nand
W H Carew & wt, N Y John ti Lewis, wash. A 0
Mrs K 8 Overbr.Atlanis fin Mire Nora ansalson, Oa
0 W AWilliams. Boston F A Lewis. Boston
T 11MoElrey. vittsbur4 D 0 McCormick. N V'
D M Beck, t.ock ...area .., Win.erliatterrif,Pa
Cast Eummer. U li A_ gra Plumm r
01, Willard, & wf. , N Y .1 Mr sham. N Y
It B Johnston. Balt l' , It Chapman, N Y
I) (mintier & wf, Erie, Pe Mies V W tatimper. Erie
If Are.. Conn PO Reilly Rending
U Merchant. IT 8 N Alf E Bench & tinitell, N Y
O tieshold, N Y .rout b; Johnson, Boston
Mrs Hilliard. Boehm . W,n Vernon,Jr..l4 I(
1, It Mew, N Y , .1 al Carter, Louisville, Kr
B Btewrison, Phil. .T II Drinker, N Y
W H Connell, N 'V .1 y roft, concord, Na
14 H. Van Dolmen .1 U. Cud , Oa
Robert Orr, Boston W 11 Warner. N V
.1 W nradbury & dot. Me 1 , '. Alias. Bea Moines
J M Merriam & la, Boron le C William* & la, N V
0 0 Bates. Mine Mil; Russ. Mies
Maj A J arrieth. Il 8 Il W 0 Lawrence, N Y
W Grange, 4 animnie J E Tesiard y l.a
0 0 Fou. Comm's!, Nlf R Thield h. 0
H.Tenke, Cacao W H broken, Baltimore
rr -ro-12 ecLocm L./m.IIIBIIT
GIRARD 1301/SE—isimitt and Chentrint streets,
W B Brower, Now York Jamos Nadians, Louisiana'
8 Andrews, Louisiana r. li Rioharde. Georgia
Samoa Hill, Georgia Alex Holster, & In. 80
Mastet Halsted. 8 0 0 1.3 oppor, Now York
G McCllntork. Montreal N Churchill, Montreal
M Moueue & In, N Y Miss Monroe. NY
Mks 1., Smith N Y Thomas Bilker, Ohio
John Rogers, Ohm .1 R. Fayerwenthor, lowa
0 W Chapman. I ockhaven NI 8 Hinters Va
J Armstrong. Baltimore J P Cochran & Ire. Del
Miss Pennington. Del John W harm. Del
J W Blanctiorri. N J R P elpauldinr h. la, N Y
1411 Is Banner, Philo J G WikolT. NA
.9 T Duval & la, N Y Mina Leman, N y
James Johnson. iii V Goo T Marshall, Brooklyn
Arthur nor . N V Hon T Jonen Yorke, N J,
lilaml Burns, Baltimore Col Rankin, Elston
Alf R Wootton, Del F R Tilton. N Y
R Wilbur,N 1 - Il bixon & la, N I'
11 Hawitt.N J John ri Fisher, Mom
Miss Fisher. Marco 8 Harris, Troy, IS V
Henry Smith. Trpg.N Y John Thompson. N J
J B Btaples. N 1 N MRicharda It oh, Va
W W Willard & da, Wrroipt GTJones, Pa
Col Thomas . I'a 1, a. Beardstee,U 8 N
Mr Riehardson. if Y H Hopkins. N Y
Miss Hopkins N Y G P ei blinker, Md
II 8 King', Pittsburg Ifon Alex Evans, Md
DB Downing, La W 11 Rewards, N Y
8 Ratans. Jr. N V .1 T trinith, N Y
It W Ca. torAc wr, Balt W T H buncan,NY
R If Snow. ni Y J W M Brown. N Y
Jas C F , la igs. N J L W Lewis & la. N V
Oeo 0 H Geary, N .1 wants McKim Conn
W IN' Warner..l3rookl it Miss Warner, Brooklyn
las B Rogers & la, Oa Miss Harrison. On
H Gordon, Ga C Wilkiia & In, Id Chunk
B Davis & la. hI Chunk Hon W Wagonzeller. Pa
Ohne 0 Hall, N Y .. A A Sargent. Onlifornin
N P Brown. Calitornia Narnl 8011. California
8 B finagles. N Y A J Pardon Cin,o
J ti. Willy. OM. I' i T A II iehards, el Y
is Ef, Huntington. ,Wash DC NI Jordan. Wash. D 0
W Plattenourg Ala Mr McWilliams & is. Fi n
men nloWilnamn, Flo Mower MoWoliamr, Fla
Pyrus Me Walking, Fla W W Potter, Pa - .
M M M
M Canfield. N Y N
Y C W Copeland, 14 Y
oDevit,
AMERICAN IWTEL—Chestnut. above Fifth.
Beakers. N Y Jan 0 Dolan, N Y
Ge n H jermirige, N Y W N Starkey & to Baton
F Thomas. Baltimore T Weymouth. N Y
8M White. NY NBPrumer,Pa
0 0 Revell & Hanish's Jae manning, Harrisburg
Coissland. N J Geo Downing. N J
i.e
J Warn
rd er. Springfield. Mass S Dorian. Chester oo
J A Shultz &la Lancaster J P Hargis, Md
ciarsh:llewark NJ 8 A Wine, N Y
J C Benson. Paterson, N J Miss Benson, Paterson,NJ
8 Stevens. N Y Joule Derr, N Y
/co Waterhouse, Richmond D (1 Meson. N 0
J Morton. N J M It Nichols, Pottsville
ti Inman, Williamsport F 8 Metzger. Hanover, Pa
Miss Townsend. HilDOVer,Pa Alexander Dinar, N y
Dudley is ia, A A Deuinnro, Ye
B J Baoh:Va M Field, Newark, N J
J Patrick is sister, Ala B Gibbs, Del
JON rif l ' HOTEL—Chestnut street, above Sixth.
K Walker, Phila - Jae Packet. AI Y
John Hayes, Hartford T Batkw. Mass
J Van 'Wormer. Albany A II Davenport, N y
Geri W tatty ward, nos 'V (.1 Masten, • ash, D 0
Awe Ikud. ral t - David Oldie, Wash, Li 0
0 J Fursueon. Pa D W How. N Ir
A W bush, N Y Dr Palmer & la N y
inane Feats, N v J II elemmins, Wash.D C
Wm Knribe, Bali W. Mo Donald. West Point
Chas Fowler. N 3 II M. Flint, Va
lames Dann N Y II A Evans, Phila .
L A Kettle, N Y Henry Saxton. Carlisle
.1 Kersp. N Y H Little, N Y .
Den Wilkinson, N J
NEP CLI N /IP HOTEL—Fourth street. stele Aron,
II Rena, Boston .1 C Denney N Y
James /Walt. N W A Lanedell, Atlanta, Ga
Bee T Ingraham. N Y Geal W Karns, Reading
Brown, Reading W SloCrendy, N J
D Bretton Elkton. bid J L Beckley. tr, N
Hon Asa Paoker, Chunk JW Clarke, Wms'_port, Pa.
Hidib;sh. Bellefonte lion J BOuthrm, Pa
B P Jack,on Phila IF 1. Coffee, N Y
L F J Allison byeter, Pa
ST. LOUIS HOTBL—Chestent street, ate, Third.
Vernon Jaritne. N Y W B Smith, Boston
11 Punk. Burlinzien, N J wee Skinner
It gi mut. N Y E P Pearsonti, Reading
C Partmlze. Austen Eilw Zimmer, Wank
'V li Tuttle Pitiln .1 Kelley, N J
K G JneAtie, N J A t Hnmtlrnn, N J
J L She tier. Wash. 11 0 Louis Rithermel, Phi%
W mark, N J W Lester. N Y
Jose Or.ego, Calm. Bleanne, Piffle
eateuel l'avis, N Y 88 Berner earbon no, Pa
Alfredlynn, San terangisco HAones, Y
taint. theta J Pree Tine, Jr. D C
S A Stone, Budrnm N I
I'HE UNION HOTHL—Arcla stroet. above Third.
J W nclierinerborn. Flora Daniel harms, Phil,
.1 Jaronlawsky & son, N V F Dekado, N Mexico
Jos Peres, %mart Fe, 11 M 51 Hyatt. Clem. or
I) Torrey. Ph.la Robt Newhall. Elmira, NY
J Non - too. pit Mani! Buck & la.
ft armee. Frenchtown.NJ Jos Smith. r ambertyille
.1 al 11..'n0 rls. Newark. N J Sanil Ornate. Carlisle,
It Gonsg her. P.. Win Frulicy; Carlisle
I.lchulm_. torero. 0 Brash. N
W natup, Landau
CIOaI?dERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth et.. above Cheetout.
J P Broomell. n V David Kimball
Wm H Kline. Fayette co .tHerntriekenn.Trenton
Jae Cheater en. Pa Wm Melvilto N
Jos Rena, Chester en, Pa Ames Kimble, Minder no
J Ttasner, Chester en. l'a J Rii•enti Chester on, Pa
1, el Room Wit, Pei M Primoak Wit. Del
'Nikon. Wll,l el E H Patterson, Pa
J Hilo , . Pal H hltller. Russexille, Pa
Ft anytter.Jimieta no. Pa J Heave, Wen Chester
C Bultoi•k, West Chester
et AT/ OhlA L tit /TP-I.—Rott stittst.above Third,
Wan A-Nlaize. Po taville Saha G Kurtz, Cal
W o,,HarrlN Y. rk Pa W stark, Alleti'men
Joel latter. NY1,0114: .1 Aencliar. Pottsville
J B smith, Pa A Ki.ons elh en, Pa
C timber, Pei..arena Joe Whitaker. Mt Clare
hire flailar, Patton, Pa,l A .1' IlltllllllMBr Pa
Wm Pass. Danville. Pa Nola Dartinsron, Pa
F. Dieirkesinger, Pet Parallel Weaver, Ps„
z, Mahal, Pa
sTATEs 1, 'HOTEL—Market aTreet, above Etat h
.1 W Orionom. Waeh D C H Mitchell Wroth. DC
Saks I' tooth, Harr Pbtlft: 1)D bunderlafer,l'itlsburiT
Thcs itt Wait. Latrobe, lia I:arer Plograve,tlFroodorn
.T tioullen, r, Yreenom. F Rol or, York, oa
A Button, 'within on N N hhohnx. N Bprinkfieltl
W Doom Pittsburg John Phillips. ritlablirg
hi Creemkn, Pa Peter Wxrda & wf,
J /Trail pie. Perry cm,Pa lacob Yawn, Perry co, Pa
LPeostnir. Votk co, Pa II Plank. Car kilo
11 P Dunbar. Pittsburg A Wolf kill, Lewistown
Jae Johnston, Pa
:t.tliNT a riv nOTEll,—nee,titt street. above Mantel
A Cu ler. Palmyra. Pa 'I tttoenton, N Y
B C Hi - mistral. Val J B Minnie Camden, N 3
Dim it Stockton. Balt John Williams and
J M Bunton. McComb, 11l Thos Harping. N Y
A 11. A nderson. ald ?tints French. 111
B W Noss. Ft Desmotnes 3 Mitatoll. X eolmk, lows
cites Satied.re. l'tt 3 enrol Priestly, Del
.1 1., ti.lltain, Uri 3 It Kirk. Aid
W T Eltegood, Concord, Del .1 Pratt, Dover. Del
W Al Jester k In. lel A I' Osmond, Del
The Barry . Willett:atoll , Del May ton Wilds, Del
C li Deldin, Burlington B D bleGonigal, Del
HOTEL—Sonond st.. boy . rib.
P /titian. N V 111 Career, Buokeee. l'a
.T Vanden rift, Cent rsviile James Roberts. Pa,
Itu.lincker, Hawing
BA BUN 'EEAF HOTEL—Second at.. belo,v Vine
Thug Da an rid a John Brunk), Pa"
a !loran, Phil John BCIFFI, N J
A C in , on, Philo J 8 Jleitnn, rienttown.
1' It Fret'. Dot !Mown
MERCHAICW Ii 01.45. E—Third it, above Ca,llowlilll.
J Snider. treading Guutrienhower, Memphis
Amos Ettinger, Allerdnivrt rs H. HeWink, +lath '
A. • sr:beach, •Ilontown E Jona.. Reading
Aug Silica, hlontroruery 00 John Young, re
A A Kerlin, Centre on •II hlNabb, Ilelivillo
E Mark. Lebanon 1) Brune. Dauphin en
() Jraw voo
Albright, nticlin
ford A
, Lming en Hen Hultman . Lebanon
LA e
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third et.. above Callowhlll.
A D er Cod J if Nabhit, Cal
It Nesbit. tjAl A Cu pl. unt
Johu o Moors. Reading J BlOussieman. rfl,
J K Ileum, Buwmanevillo n Y Honk. Allentoqra
Y Hartman, Allenu.wo Pen) ti Apple, l'a
N n nchook. Hamburg D Housum, Reading
Jacob K Hlli, hese:vine Jacob Cooper, Cooßersb'g
hire Cooper, Cuovershurg John tt Renal, Mt Pleas
hcaao übpr, Mt Pleas Saint B.okel, l'a
m 'l' Wayne, Bernmlle Jamb F Sny..er, Pa
John btoml. Berm file
m 3 29 tuths St
BALI) EMILE flOPEL—Thad st.. 111301,6 Callowhill
J Bliettore, Kaelersville E t George, Allentown
Dion' ettliwortz. Allentown Kilos Hemmer, in
Henry Henrink.er. t'n R WHlour. Hn -
John K B telounti, Annville John A thichurtn, Antiv'e
.1 Zion, I.nneett Ilemperly, , Pa
on :Honer, itootploa n H Kistler, Jr.
tIiIPORTATIONS
Reported for the Pretss.l
AM PT n; lt DAM—Brig Genutters, V. er-3CO pipes gin
Rohleitt 6: Co; 1U mitt; tnntlder Dunce k Oopt;
ettpkot Itrund:lls do wine Ihrjes Brost
flvrmi.i.fGeivut
t:WIR PA
lir }totem, Parker, 13 days trom Calais, with 780,003
lot. % to & Goliath
Solo tronia, Gaylord 7 days from Norfolk. with
22 OA feet lumber and MOM Monies to Notorom &
ebeete.
Bohr Elnoo, Taxlnr,4 days from Leeohviile. NC, with
L 5 000 foot .umber to order.
Octl r Fair Levier. Adams, 9 days trom Salisbury, Md,
_wish lumber to amen & Merriman.
Hohr Hnr•rh Sophi t. hlitealT.3d.ye from ).till Pond, MO,
with emu to Jne L Bewley & Co.
Bohr Neu W Hall. Hoene, 1 day from Little Greek,
not. with corn to JAN t Bewley & Co
Sohr :torah Venn, eolith 1 dot I root Ilanciookla Bridge,
NJ. with coin ti, Jos L. Bewley & Co.
Hobo Wm George, Hazel. I any Won Smyrna, Bei,
with corn Was L Bewley & Co.
I7orteepondenes of the Philadelvloa Exchange.) '
' C,A PE ISLAND, N. J. Mar 28—fi t ?. M.
The nteainellin 'Kennington. loin Boston. passed in
this air.ClllOOlD. Tao hart John Aviles. L.r Portland.
brine Triad, for Illvann. Blank Squall. for Cardenas, E
F Newton. fir Boston, end five sahoonetn, went to sea
to day. Wind rant.
Yours. THOS. 13. HUGHES.
Stesin•lop Cambridge, Bowes, hence, arrived at Boa
ton 5 °start:ay.
de nllll'llll , De Soto. Winch. for Havana and Now Or
leans, cleared at New York 5 esterday.
Shin 05 clone, t, front Sia groom arrived at Bos
ten 57th tort,
111 , 1 , 9 Albert ilallatin, Delano . . anti Marinion. Blank
enelop, front Liverpool, arrived at New Vora yesterday,
'kW
next d Wu ay ne for ( L o
ric othrop was at Acapulco 12th ined to
hail d has,
rs , Bark Pallidat. Wilson, Ibr Montevideo, cleared at
Baltimore 2k Ii
loonier 1
Philad 1 , 00 Frene
elphia.b, Crosby, sailed from Eaotport gstu
Brig tritium vo ws Cr, sailed from Providence 26th inst.
for Phoadeichi.
Brig Bohn, Bennett, for Parnambueo, cleared at New
York 5 esterle.y.
Brig 1; C Writto, Davis, hence, arrived at Boston
27th Inst.
Sado Liaal a Mout. Lake. Mahlon Betts, G•dfrer.
Carahrid, a. Long. and Francis arthemus, Ward, hence.
arrive at Boston 23th inst.
Sohr Compromise Andrews, from Odessa, Del, or .
nved at Boston 2.3 th inst.
&Imo M • Eihr.‘oshlre Shropshire. N B Thatiipann,
Pleelman. W P PhiPtus, Smith, Hannah Matilda. Mee,
Triumph.Artin Bnetah Hanson. and Carmil, Norton,
hence, arrived at Boston 27th toot.
echr Gip ey, Ingalls. hence,arrived atßalem2lth Inst.
Rohr Harbinger,Oulliver, hence, arri red at Bangor
23th Mot
Bohr J M Houston, Russell, cleared at Portland 26th
that. lar Havana
Behr W L Springs, Ildfman, hence, az Charleston 25th
instant.
Schr Virginia, Davis, sailed from Charleston 26th inst.
for Providence.
Behr W C Mershon, Cole, cleared at Mobile 23d inst.
e
for Now York
NAIr P LeOdS, hence, arrived at Richmond
26th inst.
Sedir W (Minuet, Daley, from Montego Bay, Jam, ar
rived at New Orleans 24th Toot
Memnon Vitican, Mordant', and Planet, Wilson, hence
at New Yorks enterday•
Steamer bourns Sparks, Gram's), benne, arrived at
'trattoria gikp two.
=II
P 7 W3 II 1 NOTICTgS.
SAVING POND —NATIONAL NAPDTT TRUST
COMPANY.—Chartered by the State of Peanirylva lea
• RULES.
/, Money in reneived even' day, find in any ainoun
large nr
g. FIVE PER. CENT. Interest is paid for money from
the day it Is put in.
a. The money is always paid back in GOLD whenever
it is called lor, and without notice.
4. Money isreeeivea from Executors, Administrator:,
lluardians, and other Trustees, in large or small =MA
to remain a long or short period.
6. The money received from Depositors is invested in
Real Estate, Mortgagee, Ground Rents, and other first
ohms reamities.
C. 011ie° orom ovary day—WALNUT Street. Nouthweat
ever Third ernnt. Philtulnlobin islll
To CONSUMPTIVES.—Qunau's COD LIVER
Om JULY.
This great speeifio for Consumption is fast auperse
ding ell °there In its curative elfeotsupon those afflicted
with tubercular discuses, being twice as eißoactous as
the crude oil. Prepared upon highly eclentifiopnnoi
plea of the pure oil, and robbed of the nauseous taste of
the Mein article, It is revolved Into the etomaoh in Its
Jellified form, without mastication, and In gradually die
solved and digested, palming into the email intestines
drop by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
nutritious properties. and thus assisting and sustaining
nature in overcoming the disease. Approved by the
New York Academy of Medicine. and recommended by
the faculty everywhere, this preparation is confidentlY
offered as a remedy for Consumption and all ffirofulons
affections. Sold by FRP.DERICK BROWN, corner of
CHESTNUT and FIFTH Streets; PREDERICIC
BROWN, Jr.. Continental Hotel; and T. W. DYOTT
k. HONS. mital-atufSm.
H
SBAM B X 8 HAVING FUND—NORTUW.IIBT
CORNER SIiCOND and WLIZIIIT STREETA.—DOpOaIUI re
newed in mall and large amounts, from all classes of
the community, and allows Interest at the rata of FIVE
FEE CEN r. per annum.
Money may be drawn by cheeks without logs of in
terest.
Office open daily, from 9 until 6 °Nitwit, and on Mon
day and Saturday until nine in the mints. Pula
dent, FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and /Mornay
CRAB. M. MORRIS.
MRY R R S', MIRACULOUS VERMIN DE
ISTROTRR, the oldest and boat tamed] known for Ex
terminatinc BATS and UWE. COCK ROACHES
BUGS, ANTS, mUsQUITOES, FLEAS, MOTHS,
GRAIN WORMS. sad GARDEN INSECTS.
SD , Principal Depot, 012 BROADWAY, N. Y.
80 , 11 by All
p regglets everywhere
ONTh PRIOR CLOTHING OF THIII LATEST
Brun/4 ntsde in the best manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST gelling prices marked in
Plain FignreS. Ali goods made to order warranted satis
%Mary. Our ONE-PRICE system is strictly adhered
to, as we !relieve this to be the only fair way of dealing
AR are thereby treated ahlo. JONES & CO.,
sea-tf IV MARKET Street.
SEWING MACHINES. All persons who
have bought Sewing Maohines whioh will not perform
the work expected, are informed that SINGER'S Ma
chines never fail to do any kind of work. No one le ever
disappointed in the Machines of
I. M. SINGER & CO.. No. 810 ORESTNUT
apt•am
DIAR.RIED.
HANDIiRV—LIVINGSTON.—on the Mgt inst.. by
the Nev. B. P. Noikes, Mr. John Handley, of Washing
ton.l) C.. to Catharine Thayer. daughter of the late
Philip Livingston. of New York oils. [Washington
Charleston. .0. and New York vapors plass° copy.]
HAMMOND—RU.I,—On the 17th mt., by Rev. Dr.
Wilmer, Pr. John H. Paniniond to Miss Hattie
daughter of Robert P. . 4 111, all of Philadelphia.
OEM I.3Y—MICHAELB.—On the 23d inst.,by Rev.
Dr. Play. Mr. Andrew P Chile. to Mile Annie 8. Mi
chaels. deurliter of the late Captain Joseph Michaels,
all or this city. . .
UMPHIRBY—.MILLER.—On the 24th init.. by Rey
B. M. Thloteen. Mr. H. L. 'Humphrey, of Bt. Johnsbury
Vt., to Misv Harriet A. Miller, of thin city.
STRINFIL—On the 27th inst , Harry C. Steiner, in the
18th yen r of h is age.
His relatives. mid the male friends of the family. are
Invited to attend his funeral. without further notice.
from the residence of his hither. J. P. Steiner. N 0.812
Pine street, on Wednesday a ft ernoon next, at 3
o'clock.
CONNOR.—On the bitti inst , Elias Connor, aged 48
years.
Funeral from hie late residniee, No. 833 Graver street.
above christinn this (Tuesday ) afternoon, at 4 n'elook.
1011711,3,1, —On the 26th inst., Edward H. Duren. in
the 38th year of Ira are.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 924 North Third
stilg e tw W l, e:mesd e morning, et 10 o'clock
the27th inst...lncoh Horn, aced 40 can.
Funeral from hie late residence. N 0.833 North Fif
teenth street on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'olook.
Mori R 1 011 —On the 27th met.. Mrs. Lydia A. Mcßride,
wife of John Mcßride. Sr.. aged 05 years.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, No. Hlt
South Second street. blow Tastier, on Wednesday
afternoon. at 3 o'clock.
61cORECOR n the 26th mgt.. Peter MoGregor. In
the 89th leer of his use.
Funeral from his late residence. James street, Fells
of Salmi lkill nn Therrili• moraine. at 10 o'clock.
MoINIUI.LIOI --On the 27th inst., Christopher McMul
len and 65 realm
Funeral from his into residence. No. 661 New Market
street. below Green, on Wu nesday morning, at * 9
o'clock
RUMMER'{.—On tits 26111 inst., Mrs Anna Warder
Summers, wife of John Summer , in the 26th year of her
Ferisral from the residence of her father, ‘" Mime
wentzel. Ilicetown lane and I ..erinantown road. this
(Tne•dar 1 afternoon. at 100100 k.
TAYLOR —in the 27th , nst.. Retieecn nri, late widow
of Sainuel P. 'NWT. itn the 41st ) Mir of her age.
F naval from her late residence. file 810 Frank ford
Wow Dauphin street, the (Tuesday) afternoon,
ato'clock. ,
BI,IIC ICIIAREGE lANTILLAS, of the
most approved stylesiand *well made.
Blank Grenadine Hamra Shawls.
Blank BilkiOrenadine Shawls.
Blank Canton linsre
Blank Canton
Shawls, ribbon, crape, quilled, and rui
ned borderN
o. Blank Talbot Shawls, ribbon, maps , and silk borders,
n.
Blank think and ihin materials for makink shawls.
BIKSSON r ON. Alournink Won+,
ms 7 No. HIS CHESNUT &wont.
KrSOLOMON'S TEMPLE.—HAVING
04310101 y egsmined this model. I recommend all
to go and see it The visitor tri , l bo sore to receive in
pleasure and instruottna far morn than the corona ad
111,W11011. 5 1W. D. W. BARTINK.
MTOE UNION FAIR FOR' THE BENE
FIT of &VP. JOS • PH' , 4 13 ASYLUM,
une of the (Mod Shepherd. Ft Vincent a Home
for Dentitute In ante. end et Joseph's Holman!, wilt
open on BON Av evenin , . May_ 28th. and continue
two Areeke, in, the Musical Fund Hall, I OCUS above
EIOII I }teapot. Adminvon cents. Seamen Talents
23 eenta t _ ., my 26 It
STDA WHERRY FESTIVAL. AND
$ 41. of 1.781.. P IT I, and FANCY ARTIC
in ai , d
Srsf the RA BBATH SCHOOt. of Loenn-squar.
(wentietli furl Vine streets, on TUF.SDAV.
WE I • N ESD AY, and THUIODAY, Meg 29th, 30th. and
let, 1860. I Afternoon and Fvening.) Single edniissinn,
10 cents; Sessen tickets, 25 cents. my2s 4t*
ITT:11111. 11111A5I CORSON WILL GIVE A
course of Sig Read'ngs with criticieM_,a at 929
OCINTON St.. commencing MONDAY EVENING
23th May. end continuing every 0 ening of the wee
The coerce will include ;mangos from Bhat inmate '
Henry VI t• . Troilus and Cretunda, Richard HE, Her
chantof Venice Macbeth, Hamlet. Romeo end Juliet,
end King John .I'nhn ,• DeQuiney on the Knocking at the
Gate, in Mach - th ; Coleridge's GeneVeve,
Youth and Ave. Ancient Mariner. and Cliristabel; Ten
nteon'a Lord of tiurleigh. The Slaters. Charge of the
Brigade; In Memoriam; hlacaulay's Battle of
Ir•ry • Itcmd's Dream of Logone A rein, Pllenee, Hong of
the shirt. Bridge of Slghs.Our Village. The Lost Heir;
Longfellow's Skeleton in Armor. Building of the Ship.
Midnight Mites for the Pying Year, Hiawatha.; Poe a
Malone, Riven. Bells. Annabel bee, gaunter; Pelee.;
The Execution. Ingoldby Legends: Butler's'Nothing
to Wear. Dewey on Gentile; Burke on the Nabob of
Argot's Debts. Sco,
r.ok•ta ac cents. To be had at the door and 909
CH ESTNIJT St. Reading will commence at eight
o'clock. • m23-6t.
7'ructiAlOND AND SCIEDVIAILL
PAB.Bgt.I6F.R R.A I lAVAV COhl PA NY.— suttee
fahereby given that the COUPON • on the Rends of this
C,,mptnr. due an the first day of Juue next, will be 'paid
at the Office of the Comp'env. No 136 donth THIRD
tltttet, tun stairs.) on and after that day, between the
hoora of 12 and 9
no 2p71 CHAR. B. WAYNE, Treasurer.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA—,
Department of Arts —The examination of the
Senior Class for degrees will be held dur,ng six days of
the present nod nfxt week, in the afternoon, beginning
on each IN, at 4 o'clock.
WEDN MAN ,Z)d. by the Viso-Pravast, (Physical
Geography.) written.
THURSDAY, 2ith, by Professor Allen, (Demosthe
nes.)
FR IDAY, 25th, by Professor Kendall, (Integral Calm
lu 0,1 written,
PION Ay. 28th. by Professor Copped, (Shaw's Outline
of F:melish Liteirntu.o.)written.
• TOMMY. 29th. by Profemor Coppee, (Evidences of,
Obrie rani[, )written.
WHIMBSDAY, 30th, by Professor Jackson, (04,0ro's
Turouinem) ciEottG.;.; ALLEN,
my 2.3.1.30 Secretary.
rr... OFFICE or TtlE PHILADELPHIA
1-1 AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
MARCH, 18g0.
The holders of the bends of this Company. due July 1.
1841, c 3 ,4 now receive, upon application at this °Moe, 10
pal neat. in cash, upon the terms spootfied in the rini
lay attached.
The holders are also entitled to the benefit of a link
ing Fund of 0140,000 per annum, no estab lished by the
stockholders at their stmts.! meeting, held January 0,
and to pursuance of the contract, entered iptu by
lie company and duly recorded, to carry the same into
Ifeot. 8 A DFOR. ,Irer.
CIRCULAR.,
No to r.ls Holders of PhlrechayAro and Rending'
Railroad Contptylu Itrastuiseo Bonds, due hay 1, WI
Those bonds are
se by the first mortgages on the
road, amounting in the seererato to 1.3,=,400. The
net revenue for the last fiscal year wan six times the
amount of the annual tnierest on these 'mode.
The managers propose to extend them for s permit of
twenty veers the holden, retaining the lamb end the
security of the mortgagee in the precise condition in
which they are now held. Fresh sheets of omens for
the interest. singable half•vearly, FIB !ha issued
A bonus of 10 per cent. will ha given ro the holders, in
consideration of their alserAing to the extension. This
While will be paid 41 rash to the bearers of the bonds,
on their signing a receipt and presenting their respec
tive bonds sic Die office of tho Company, or to Its agents,
for endorsement.
Pcirfla or receipt and endorsement will be furnished
aPpliontion.
Co order of the Board of Managers,
ra it Al el 1.11 arC. nroOn.r.
5TF.,1,1,1 SUGARS AND SYRUPS.-0.
^- 7
DnNOUHUP.23An WATER St. rem for sale tn
he trade in lots: 4 coo bbls Steam Refined Sugars and
Syrups at the billowing onah'prioess Standard Loot bit
par, Bliko ; Crushedand Pulverised, 10,3 • Ciro'e A
urnaho i end Pulverized. KS • Ciarilled White •• IN;
Cirole A White, ,• White B. 9 4 i ; white C. B.ri ; y el
iowe 7.!..‘ to and Brown Clarideil, 0t to 6710;
ing's Syrup in hints and bble, 47 and 490 ; Pennsylvania
/3/ rev In !Mile and 4B and 470, and New York Syrups
in !ibis and bills. V to 45 U•
AYN WS HA Li. . —.200 N tAY 0 Uoli DNS
sl suitable for Churohvii,Leeture-rootne. &0.. lienohes.
Settees, Camp Stools. Curtains, Soo. All selling at half
value. Apply at ESHLbiIHAN'd Cloth Store. No.
(12a CHESTNUT Street, under the Hall. myth lm
CAUTION.—AII persons are cautioned
against trusting any of the crew of the Netherland
Brig •q 3 ZUS ekaa." from A mstenlarn, as no debts of
their omtraoting will be paid by C iyit tin or consignees.
HENRY BOHLEN & CO..
m123-3t ` . 21 and 2.23 South FOURTH Street
EREOSCOP) 0 INSTRUMENTS, man
araetureil in every style, for innate rooturee, or re
voleing boxes to hold from 12 to 260 views. SengEo
scoria PicrunEe, errtanai glate.ri American. Faintish
a nd Pienoli, in great variety. and sold zt redueel Prices
what nettle or remit % by M. J.
and
°lob:anti,
lltt 8. 1 , °ilk CH and 204 N. SECOND Bt.
127" Spectacles. afteroAcopel. Opera Glasser. !co., at
the moat reasonable rates in the city. my29-6tlf
TWENTY-FOUR VISITING OARD
PHOTOGRAPHS for 11.60 ;Seintable for mailing;)
Ire 111218 l'hotographe in uil low 11.8 025. me using
the frame et RElatEit'Es Gallery, SECOND hireet,
above 0/MUNI. It.
SaRNI A 0 ETI.— 50 boxes Sperm Candles,
P. , Noe. 4 and 6..t.tw_Regord.ma_n_gagmra,fotaila_o
WINRFVES.ASki"K"t' No.
`"lnu,.4;
ipOSIN.-500 obis. No, 1 Soap-makers'
Ronln:l4oPlq ‘ qnnd common do. forsale by EOW.
LEY. ASH Writ NM, t & Co— No. le 14. Wif Ai V . ffi
JAPHANT AND WHALE Ot.L.-4360
JILi bldg. extra white bleached gle tval lt.h. ve
vitatirgrAvtevfirvEs. ,7.1729
RETAIL' DRY GOOD®.
CHEAP SPRING GOODS.
L. J. LEVY & 00.
Invite the attention of
PUBOIEASBItt3
Ifo their very large and choice assortments of
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
SPRING GOODS.
The greater portion have been saraband at the
large auction sake of New York and Phtladelphis. at
Prices greatly below the ooet of importation, and are
sold by them at retail at
LOWER PRICES
than the same goods are being disposed of in the Euro
pean markets, where they were manufactured.
The assortments of S.LICS, ORGANDIES, LAWNS,
BAREGES and all the newest descriptions of
FANCY FLOUNCED DRESSES,
are complete, and in beauty of style will compare favo
rably with any !Ovine season, while the prim are
fully one third l oos than the coat of importation.
Particular attention le dlreoted to a lot of SLACK
LACE SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS,
AND FLOUNCED BAREGE ROBES,
At half the usual prices.
my2B St 509 CIrEBITIUT Street.
ORGANDI ROBES.
Armee, at.... ...... 83.00 Cost.. 8400
OROANDI ROB a
alma flounces. at.„ ..8300 Cost.. 86 BO
MOUSSELINE DE. CHINE SHAWLS.
.....762,60 Novelty .
41 LOTS HARBOR SHAWLS,
LADE POINTS AND MANTILLAS, Bargains,
BAREGE ANGL
at haIAIY f their value.
,
.....................133Enk
(lento.
RICH MALICE ANGLAIS,
quite new atyleti, oenta.
FRENCH PRINTED ORGANDIES AND LAWNS,
PARASOLS, from auction.
EMBROIDERED S
at mann fnaKlßTS turors' price%
,
S 2 t, 44.60, oheap—at
LE BOUTILLIER BROTHERS,
mill-It" 912 CHESTNUT STREET.
REAL TRIM POPLINS.
Blues and Blacks.
Drowns and Modes.
•
8 EIJECTe D SHADES.
Gray English Popgun.
Chins, High Lustre.
SILK STRIPES CHINF Plaids and Cheeks.
,
For Duals and Dresses.
SHARPI/EBB BROrHERB
my2l-if CHESTNUT, Corner of LlOlini Sts.
ANOTHER THOUSAND AUSTIN KU,
LEY'S BKIATB—FIVE CENTS A HOOP.—He
duotions also in Trimmings. Ribbons, Lades, Hair Nets,
Corsets. Berlin Zephyrs. Sbawl Borders, Tassels, Ro
sette Buttons, Croohet Braid. ho.
J I. MAXWELL 81' SON.
Wholesale and Retail Mannfastunng Establishment.
m126-stutcwBtrp ELEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
FCENTS A 1100P—GOoD SKIKTS.
- 0 - - Another thousand AUSTIN KELLEV & CO.'S
Skir a. Sedluotion also irt Corsets, Shawl Borders,
Crochet Braid, Bair Nets, Berlin Zephyrs, Trimmings,
Ribbons. Laoce,"Tassels, Rosette Button', eta.
J. O. MAXW.LI, & SON,
Wholesale and Retail Manufacturing Establlehment,
rriy2lathics3t rp ELEVBN.rit and OfIESTNUT.
MILLINERY GOODS.
FRENCH F.LOWEIU.S.
MONTUERS.
STRAW BONNETS.
Jut opened, a
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
THO 9. KENNEDY & BRO.,
m77-2m No. 729 CHESTNUT STREET.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
VAME INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
-11.' 406 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED
PE APRI TY L. 1814,_DY
T R] STATE OF
, NPOLVANI.
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND Rini.
DIRICTOR
Samuel Wrixtd, D. B. Rimer,
Wm. W. V‘aitera. J. W. Evertuan
Chez Riohardson. Henry Lewis,
reo. A. Went,. bacon W. Stunt,
0. Wilson Davie, Alenko Stern.
Thos. S. Martin e ,
14.F.0R0R W. DAY,_Praddent.
FRANCIS N. BUCK. Vise root's.
WILLIAMS T. DLANORARD. SOcretars.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INS URA NCI
COMPANY OF NEW YOU,
Aenety:
SIX MILLIONO OF DaLLARkg,
olorrgyio grim 2.10rria.1.088 ON ORAL
WORTIT OVER lim,ooomp.
The tireratume are Lownn than in many other Comet
' ties, and the Dividends have been GPSATIII.
This is c. strictly MarnAt, Company. Micro ate ne
titockholderx, en that ALL THE PROFITS
13111.0N0 To TEN triroltZT).
Peunphlets, and every Infbrinatam, may be eat
neatly, an asnll F. ncatton
ATCHFORD STARR, Arent,
A. W. corner FOURTH and WALNUT Sheets.
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES:
',howl], Robins, John Welsh.
Mordecai L Dawson George H. Entail,
Ileor-110 M. Stroud. E. R. Whelan,
John hlyets. ' ripper Leamlni
(mesh Pattereon. William C. Ludynt •
ohn M. Atwood. Artbo- G Coffin.
Thomas McKeeoq. George W. Tolontr,
William Thos. Wattenn. tall-1711.
SAVING FUNDS.
A MERICAN SAVING FUND.--Cont
_pany'a Duildmr, sontheast corker WALNUT
flpli FOURTH Streete. Open daily from 9 till IS
clock, and on AIONDaY tilt Bin the evening. This
Old Institution has always paid In full, on demand,
without notice.
NT '
1 E REST FIVE PER CENT
All same paid back, onlemeno, In gold and silver.
„TH ST? Eq.
AI, X.ArHILLEIN, President.
SAM ia. WORK, Vico President.
John C. Farr, T. E. Harbor, George Nugent,
John Anspaoh , Jr., Barn!. T. Holum, Alu. O. Roberts,
John Aikman. Joras Bowman, H. H. Eldridge,
Wm. J. Howard. JOHN EL wthsor4, Treasf.rer.
JOHN C. 8l M., Seoretari. invlB.lm
SPRING GARDEN SAVING FEND,
Office, 531 North THIRD Street. between Vine
and Callowhill. Incorporated bT the Legislature A pH'
14th. Mal. Open for Deposits and Pa v ements, daily.. from
9to p,4 &oleos. also. On IVIONDAI and THURSDAY
EVENINGS, froma to 8 o'clock.
Interest 6 per cent. per annum. repositore can with
draw their • , .toneya by Cheeks, if deamd. Special De
posits received.
JAMES R. PRINGLE. President.
MITA A•n T. genretAr.. salibtf if
LEGAL.
is THE COMMON PLEAS OF LIIZERNE
-A.
COUNTY, in 7r.
• Assignment or Morris Babe end Phillip Aub, late•do
inn business as Barbs & aub. to Charles Bloomingdale
end sane Rhine, in trust for creditors.
Notice iv hereby given that the aforesaid assignees
have exhil ited and Led in the said Court this first an
count; and that the same will be allowed by the said
Cella on the 26 h day or June next, unless oeuse bo
shown why such twooput should not be allowed.
By orderot the Court,
DAVID L. PATRICK, Prothonotavy.
Mal 23,1360, 1n799 3eo-12
JUST RECEIVED BY TIRE CITY OF
WASHING:Pp,
A LARGE STOCK OF
JET BRACELETS,
Both Plain and Gold Mounted, which will be sold at
VERN LOW PRICES, HY
THOMAS O. GARRETT,
iny29 lm • No. 712 CHESTNUT STREET.
ELATED WE PITCH R 9,
OF THE MOS I` APPROVED KIND.
For Bede by
THOMAS C. GARY:ETV.
in.119-Inl No. 712 CHESTNUT STREET,
R• SHOEMAKER dc Co
GLASS, PAINTS,
OILS AND VARNISHES
Northeaat Corner FOVRTR AND RACE Streets.
roy2llAl
MIAMRN WEST OHESTER
RAtbROAD.
AND PHILADELPHIA
_ .
VIA MEDIA.
YEARLY MEETING PROGJIESERVE FRIENDS
AT LONGWOOD, CHESTER. CO.
A train will leave the depot, northeast corner of Eigh
teenth and Market Streets, on SUNDAY MORNING.
Juns 3d, 1860, at B.A. 51., running through to Longwood
arriving there at 9 A. M.
RETURNING, will leave Longwood at 445 P. AI., ar
riving In Philadelphia at GAO P. al.
Persons going will Ideate purchase their Tickets
(winch may be had as above) a few days in advance.
Fare the Round Trip :51..23.
HENRY WOOD,
my 29-54 General Superintendent.
irsdat STEAMBOAT TRENTON.-
AFTERNOON UP-RIVER TRIPS. to
T u nny, p
al. aale, Beverly, Barllngton, and Brintol,
at 4 o'olook P. .
. . .
Oi l and after SATURDAY,' tho 2&h of May. the
TRENTON. Captain ' Hinkle. will leave rhiateelplqa
at 4 P. M., for the above emcee.
Returning. will leave Bristol at 620, anti Burlington
at 4.30 P. M„ for l'hilailo:phia.
Fare each way, 12 )6 außt 4l .
my2'3.ot vv 1 H. GATZMER. Agent.
TURTLE AND CL AM SOUP scii-ed
up every day throughout tha season /111mila
excepted), by JAMES Pltoel3 6R,1% th 808 MARKE y!
T
LIMO.
N. B. Dinners from 12 to 3 o'clock. mi2B-tf
/ft MPS_ 111 S BISHOP'S PARISTAN
VAIIIMILLINEttY ESTMLISHMENT. No. 1016
CHESTNUT atreqt, next door to the St. Lawrence
Hato'. my2B-1m
THE BEST ARE thIEAPEST.—Buy
Umbrellas and Para inof
No. 619MA R KET b
t.
a t PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS
in every variety, cheap, at
WM. H. RICHARDSON'ff,
invl4-thlir Ht.
Z s FAIRBANKS' PLATFORM u OALFS
1860 . 10E: 'JAYE: 18
6
0
COLD SPRING ICE COMPANY. '
COALE OF FAMILY PRICES.
8 pounds demo 40
66 cents per week.
12 9 41
IS " " MI " .
20 11 14 70 14 41
40 " " 305 - ..
11. "
14 .4 2 44
§end your
°NOD! to the 2 u 5
thoex. or ine3r ho given to the
dfivgas. MHOS, h. ()ARIL L
(mote t 300 WArin Street. ettiond story ; PIN H
11TRIII. -Wff_e it itehinikill. Ody 'Depot LOM
BARD and T w 14N 'lt- F I F'CH Streets. maie-Intif
AZUMEA ! AZ,UMEA 1 AZUMi!A !
AZUMEA! AZUMEA AZUMEA AZUMEA!
PROP. MORRIS' AZUMEA BAKING POWDER.
Manufactured solely at No. 62 North FOURT H
Street, and for sale by Grocers generally. no 23 o
ELEVI' R 0-111 AG N ETI and MAGNETO
ELECTRIC MAI:SHINY*, fur medical rum mat:Lu
ta/dared nod for *ale at flo. 3fis douth dEVEN fit,
_St.
myStB ..It* < W. C. & J. 1V k:FF.
nib TANSEY—Eastman's, for sale . by
4 -P t7VT R & BROIIIE.R. 4 7 44 4 49 Nt""
FIF.IION N tr A., dun
L.1qU011101)—" t now's Italian, " foii sale
.4-4. by WEVIERILL 1t BROTlltat, 47 aid 1
New sisoosto street, 41748
WANTS.
WANTED —By the first of July, a part
nor with 810 COO casaba, to Rd
who ia already established in the Dryn the e advert iser, aa
Warless, and doing a very dolma's tradr dl ,a ° " bin
It sod! Rattner and oardialto inereaie th e lam e . Adders
Jones," at this o ffi ce. mvis St'
. _
►llO WEIOLESALE GROCIERS.—A young
man, who writes a sited hand and monk& at figural,
wishes a situation in a Wholesale Grocery store. Has
hal four Years experienoedu_s retail grooery 2 Goa d re
ferenoes riven. Addrees tat this owtoe.
my2B-ate
PARTNER WANTED.—An active bap'.
nen mem. posisposinitVAX iricashrpt:lnt. ntted
Joie the edvertissr s. safe mantifecturnm misiness,
which win yield MO per cent. pe seem on the invest
ment. Address "Factor," Blootre mooted. mat-St*
AN EXP ERI ENO ED BOOKKEEPER
wishes a Situation in a wholesale sto Stephens'
Satisfactory rolerenoe given. Addreas
office of The Press. . iny43
WANTED by an American Lady, who
Ifnuseke e e% nr l
.I "s a g p o rr, t r ..: 1 0 , v. - d rp i p o riv Vilnrlhr
RIS street. mykl at'
AYoung Man from the South wishes
linard.ng in a Tenantable prirnte family. Andrew
" M D." °Moe of this saner. nnM.4t.
A N EXPF.RIENOED SALEM WHO
can Winer oe a fair amount of near cash trade,
wishes an comet:nest by the tat of July in a tirst•elaa■
Jobbing Dry bloods $Ol/119. Address "F. H.," Offal of
The Press. m; IOC"
FOR 4LE AND TO LET.
dmA FIRST-CLASS HOTEL OR ROM D
MG-HOUSE TO RENT.—Thewhole of the up
per portion of that tine building adjoining the eastern
side of the Philadelphia Rank, in CHESTNUT Street.
above FOURTH. over the Stores 413. 416. and el; t e
same being 50 feet front, with an extensive four-rtory
book building, 20 feet wide, and extending /C 0 feet to
Ranstead place. in these premises, tnere are 40 well
lighted, well arranged, and wet ventilated rooms of
rim:isolate. suitable. for parlors. Moms, and chambers,
together with a din atiproom, 100 feet in length. There
is altos quantity of well-preserved furniture on the
spot, which the tenant could have at a fair price. The
advantages which this location posseases to an enter
prisin-.warty. for the establishment of a first-olass Ho
tel or Boarding• House, are too well-known to require
farther commendation
Application may be made to theproprietor, JOHN
REA, at the 'premises, 4 3 CHESTNUT Street, sbny•
POUWiII, from tu to 2 o'clock, myro.3t
TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM
modated with a large front room, with
i n as and
bath, at No. 260 North FIFTH Btreet. St"
rro PHYSICIANS.—A Physician re
siding In &Populous town. about tour hours' ride
from Philadelphia, and having s o frsotiee of 1300 per
annum, 'would dispose of bit pre i co and halation at a
reasonable once, to a marred person, who wilt pro
duce proper testimonials. A rare chance is offered to
an. portio Phy sic i
an e o f fice ocale inPr e en . asant town.
Address ''" of The nos 6t.
FOR SALE OR PXCIIANGE to& CITY
I L . property. a farm of 40 or &) wee. situate on the
Camden mad Atlantic railroad. at the Hammonton
ttoo thirty miles from Philadelphia and the tame from
Atlantic.
. • •
The location is high, sod the neighborhood is remark
ably healthy. The house is wawa', and the whole,
Property very suitable for a seminary or boarding
school, or is sumreer b , arding-house. Foryarhounr
Inquire of JOANBTEWART, etrohibrot, 4 ;17 ,
NUT Street. tur26-stuthat"
ge FOR MLR. OR EXCHANGE FOR;
MERCHA oDISE—Two Improvement. ot hougeal
and lot of ground subjeot to Rent for
-11179 per annum. each. A small amount of ouh L and the
balance in merchandise required. Address A. 8.. Press
Office. myitt-lm
gril TO LET, UNTIL OCTOBER,
Chew Street, below Chureh lane. Oerrwintown.'
a Furni•bed House. with stable etiazhed. Immediate;
poggeglion will he given. Inquire of Mn. RHOADS,'
436 WALNUT Street. Ot*
FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE.H
Mil A most desirable Factory, wits large lot of
ground. fronting on three stree s. mutable for almost
any kind of manufacturing. Terms easy. For *adieu
lam inquire of ALFRKD FITL HR. Sixth below Arab,
or to W. D. ROUE RD, No. 1009 f laffittnut st.
•
gig TO LET OR FOR BALE—A FOUR
.l93antory hone . double beck buildinre, all modern im-' ,
provernente, in complete order ;an aliment lane laid: reran' low to a good tenant. Situated No. 1924
CHII4ITN UT Street. Apply' at No. 719 CHESTNUT
Street, in the "demonic Halt. my26-tt
in FOR SALE;--A HANDSOME PRO. I ,
PERTY, in Germantown, within a few minutes
walk of the depot. Fine garden, with hot-beds. Abiln-:
dunes of Fruit—Grapes, and plenty of shade. Stone
Housern. ; gag and water throughout. Stone Stable. Large
149
Terms very accommodating, and vessegmon given
when required. Apply to B. B. COM&OYt3,
apl2-if at the Philadelphia Bank.
tOR SALE OR RENT.—A very desirable
NEW COTTAGE RESIDER 0w , at Tw anti- firit
and Venango greets, two !squares from Tioan Station.
on the Germantown Railroad; twelve rooms, bath
room. water-olraet. furnace range. gm &c.. an., hat.
comae. allude-trees, and from a halt to an sore of
ground. Apply to J. M. ODMAI Ar PONS,
my2+s-6t. 520 WALNUT STREET. I
FPO LE V—A liandssme four-story moderti
IL residence, No. 1718 GREEN street Large gulf,
Ake. mite-St*
BOARDING.
412 AROLI STREET - BOARDING,
with good Rooms. Also, Transient and Din
ner Boarders. rnyZdlt.
BOAKDING —Wanted for a man and
wire. and one child. Address Temple,” through
Dispatch. my26-3t.
WARD WANTED ON A FARM FOR
eixht imam:ie. on the line of railroad. and within
ono hour ot the city. Aodreas "B. 11." 1339 BUT
TONWOOD Ntreet. my 26 3t.
E.)RIVATE BOARDlNG.—Gentlemen and
• their to when. or single gentlemen, can be accom
modatedwitrittoaril,wath pleasant and handsome rooms,
tarnished or unfurnished. at 6i 6 I.,u.trBT Street. The
looation, being opposite to the Washington Bemire is
central, and extremely pleasant. Transient pemona
visiting the city can be accommodated by the day or
week. Terms moderate. lb-Itt
WO YOUNG GENTLEMEN OAN BE
T
ncooinmodated with good, airy apartments. (with
or without board,) in a pnvata family Location cen
tral. Address TOLBERT," through Blood's Do
paint,. ap23,
REMOVALS
REMOVAL. --SMALL &
A. 11. WHOLESALE GROCERS, have removed from
66 North SECOND Street, to 119 MARKET Street,
above Front. north side. 181,
PERSONAL.
P ERSONAL -CASH WILL BE PAILS,
and the highest prioe, for ladies' and gent: oast off
clothing Please call at, or address, B. D. Ancona. No.
737 sOUTA Street mole 6t.
CLOTHING.
BOYS' CLOTHING - .
ROOSHILL eia WILSON,
No. 603 AND 605 CHESTNUT STREET,
Are offering to the publio, .in commotion with their
regular business of
MEN'S CLOTHING. .
• A superior stook of
BOYS' CLOTHING.
Of the latest Spring Goods, and made in the
MOST FASHIONABLE MANNER.
Measures taken and Garments made to ord r at the
SHORTEST NOTICE. myli-lm
E, H. ELDRIDGE,
"CONTINENTAL CLOTHING HOUSE,"
0. E. Comer EIGHTH and CHESTNUT Su
sir Customer Work made at short notice.
mhSl 3m-if
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
LIFE OF JAMES W. ALEXANDER,
D. D.—FortY Years' Familiar Letters of James
w. Alexander. D. D.. constituting, with the Notes, a
Memoir of his Life; edited by John Hail, D. D. ; with
two portrait. ; 2 vols. 83.
seed Time and Harvest; or, Pleas for Ragged Schools.
Be Rev. Dr. Guthrie. 60 ots.
Tales from the Bib'e for the Young. By William M.
Thayer, author of "Poor Boy and Merchant Prince."
75 eta.
Sermons. By J. Addison Alexander, D. D., 2 vols.
82.50.
Mamma's Lessons about Jesus. 75 ate.
Blind Tom ; or. the lust Found. 50 eta.
Mark Noble ; or, the Button Reoklace. 90 ots.
For sale by
WILLIAM S. & ALF.FMT MARTIEN,
my 29 No. 600 CHESTNUT STREET..
REV. ALBERT BARNES' WORKS.—
NEW L I N D S AY O
&R S M
LAW ITTONS!!
Booksellers and Publishers.
25 South Sixth street, above Chestnut.
Pubhsh the following works
By Rev. ALBERT BARNES.
vol. 1.
TIIE
mo, c WAY' OF
Price SALE . ATION. New edition. Ono
12 loth.
IL.
clotT EEATONEMENT. New edition. One vol. 12mo,
Price el.
UPRACTICAL
ri SERMONS. New edition. One vol.
mo. cloth. Pce :el.
1,. k B. KEEP A LWAYS on hand m VERY LOW
ERNIES, A LARUE ASSORTMI!&F of Theological,
Religious, and Miscellaneous Books. maga
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
CONscIRESS SPRIiING
SARATOGA, APRIL 10, 1860
An attempt has been made to deceive the public, by
persons offering what they gall CONGIIISS WATER"
from Fountains; and at the pries of etz (6) cents per
glass. The wholesale price of the genuine Congress Wa
ter, at New York, being about 7.1 f cents per glass, the lm-
Position of pretending to sell at retail at less than coat,
and Without allowance for freight, outage, or breakage,
is apparent; but their probable course has been to
empty one bottle of genuine Congress Water into a
Fountain filled with their trash, and thereby ohristiming
its total contents.
We have Navas sold Congress Water in Fountains,
nor in vessels of any other descriptiole than ordinary
sized GLASS sozrzza. The cork of every bot tle
—" of the
genuine is branded " CONGRE !IS WATER C. &
W.," and any, without those words and letters on the
cork, is COUNTERSUIT, whether from Fountains Or
Bottles, CLARKE & WHITE,
Proprietors of Congress Spring.
The following gentlemen in Philadelphia, via:
FREDERICK BROWN, cor. Fifth and Chestnut sta.
FREDERICK BROWJr. oor. Math end Chestnut,
CHARLES E LLIS & Co , Co 7+4 Market etreet,
T. C. TURNPE %NY WATo.. Spruce street,
THOS. J. HUSBAND. 296 South 'lbird Street,
0. S. HUBBELL. 1410 Chestnut street.
A. D. D. TAYLOR. oor, Ninth asti,Clrmit streets
Are constantly, supplieh neirite gruestne •• c
GRINS WATS& in:bottles, fresh - r the Congress
Spring. ,;• , • 4, , CLAWK & WHIT
apl9-emit .102,CADell•St.,- eve York Ci t y.
TRUSSEBI:II.BAOF.SI StaIPORTERS !
JIL Correctly adjusted ettEP.PLItWELVTII
and RACE Streets. Ladiesinelsitedu Te ►
tiP),Trelfth street' ,
lrstmoor below tta , .e. Lady attendants. French s Eng
ett, and American.. in Areal variety. Belts Westin
waking', auseensorles, abtudder Braces, ei t ii iim z& t ,
myle.tojnlyt it
alAr , NA—Small L.Mce, fot sale by
tit WE-
E
JOJIL TH RILL & Emu'. Luta; sT 044 01 , Tin•
NEOUND Ph
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
• • ?ale Lessee-- Mn. AL A. GARRETT:ix<
A mmumer •• Mr. B. P. KBAOh .
BiWn Fro Aent-- •••• • • • •Mr• .. 1 00. D. MURPHY
TEUI3 (TUEEDAVI EVENING. Mee le, I mp , 4
',MB HIDDEN WAND.
Wool. Mr. Denim; Weald Barns. Mr. L N. Show.
etl ; lierricane. Mr. Dubcno; Ceentole, Mrs.' Anna
Covell ; Marsh Hooke, Mrs. IL A. Perry.
To conclude with
TUB MODEL OF A WIFE.
Bonnefoi, Mr. Chanfran ; Mrs. Stamp, Mn. N. A,
Perm.
iliP'Prioes as usual.
Doors open at 7 o'olook ; Curtain win ;lab at ha:)
Past 7.
WHEATLEY CLARKE'S ARCH
IITNEET THEATRE.
( TUESDAY) sv worm. May SD 3161.
Fifth Night of the Engagement of Dina Boacacault
and the production or the new Inch Drama,
THE COLL KEN BAWN.
(Played in New York amidst ea excitement never ex
celled.) A Drama, in a sots, by Mon Boncicault, and
dedicated by him to the endyme memory of Gerald
Gritli 1. M YLEMN A - COPPALV.EN.IMyIes of the Po
nies.) Dion Roeciceolt. nests secured Ex days in ad
vance.
N'
OVEL EXHIBITION.
PituroGRAPBB
of Famous }gams'. Banatlful %sassy, and Landscapes
in the Moon.
•
• T
ODD IFIED FELL O W ' S
TIMER.
FELLOWS HALL
Corner of TENTH and SOD 111. to-night.
Admiumn IA cents. lt.
EXTRA NOTICE!—FICTRA NOTICE
McDOIVOUGHW GAIETIES!
PACE Street
INTEREATiONAL PRIZE FIGHT.
.7 he Daahme Fame now bran performed in London,
with great success, at three Theatres , on the same
evening. entitled _
a 8.,
the
BENI or CIA BOY!
Witt be produced at the Geietiee, on WY:DEE/MAY
EVENING, with the Original Colon of Sayers and
Heenan
NEW SCENE PAINT RD.
Representine MEALDUW AT FARNSMOROUCM,
THE BATTLE Gqoux o
To 7.we the Piece eyery possible effect, an engage
ment has been made with
AAltual JONES!
The Celebrated Pugilist. the original Trainer of SOHN
C. g N AN. and the nompetttor. of 3OM SAYERS !
Who will cocaina the nail L . se ttreally occurred, and
will represent
JOHN C. HNAN,
TH I .I CHAMPION OP AMERICA.
MAT RUSK, the old invents of the Northern Liber
ties, and the Champion anemia FREELAND, the
celebrated English Prize Fighter, in 18&1, will, for Una
occasion, represent
• TOM ItAYERR.
CHAMPION OF ENGLAND
SOLOIriON'S , TESIPLE,
A large,l3eaubful, and perfect model of tne grand
est and mod interesting budding ever built is erected
in the immense saloon of
IvATlormi, HALL.
MARKET. ABOVE TWEIJETR STREET.
The Model is 35 feet long, 54 feet wide, and 15 feet
high; lighted by 150 gas jets, and the worshippers re
Presents:l by 600 figures arrayed in Jewish costume,
inirrounding the various ooarts, give it a fife-like ap
pearance.
Head let 'Urge. sth to gttichs.p • t I Chron., path chap.; RI
Chron.. 4th and Tth chap; end Exodus. sath chap, for
contents and domination of Solomon's Temple, all of
which is faithfully represented in the Model.
OPEN TO VISITaR.Ifrom 10 to 12 A. Ild" 3 to
and 7toloP. M. Lecture at 11, 4, and 83i o'clock.
Admission, 25 cents; two dollars*. 25 WWI: single
child. 15 cents.
Liberal arrangements made withschooleand churches
with privilege of lecture by their pastor.. mil-tf
P ENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE
ARTS, 1025 CHF.STNUT Street. -
The 87th Annual Fahibition in now open dallyfron,
9 o'clock A. AI until 7 Mos:rid from 8 till 10 ,
Pd.
Admission 25 cents. Beam dote% IQ cents. Chil
dren. half-rice.
Btookholde e n; will reoeive their tickets at the aloe of
the Acedentr.
BELMONT HALL,
BCHOOLEY'S MOUNTA IN SPAINON,
NEW JI3RBEY.
utet. y
The anbecriber takes Omen) to annonnoing to hat
numerous friends. and the public, that he has taken the
above well-known and fashionable summa r resort,
which to now open for the season. Iwther infonnatton
in relation to rooms, tto.. can be had by letter to the
proprietor, at the above place.
nly23-Ilt WILLIAM MARI', Pripiletor.
•
DR. J. H SCHENK'S SEA-WEED
rTO
NIC. FOR THE CURE OF DYSFEPSIA.-LThis
remedy is composed of a compound preparation of a
common weed, growing Wong the seashore, and is a
certain and infallible remedy for the curs of dissuade-
I have been in constant ;mottos for over twenty years
in treating diseases of the Irma and stomach. and
found. years ago, that my Solielik's Pulmanto Sr rip,
many oases. where the stomseh wee 'very weak and
wrk much acidity, needed some assistance; something
to stimulate and untie up a tone to the stomach was re
quired. In other eases, where the stomach and Liver
are in a tolerably health, condition, the Palmetto
Syrup alone seems to take right hold, and purifi es blood, and ripens the matter in the lungs. at d a on-e Is
coon effected. I found pure brandy, would strengthen
the etomaoh and greatly assist disc/thou Several years
am I came acme, an article in an old skeane° conciern
mg the effects of ace-weed distilled, in strengthening
the stomach.
after testing its virtues in airmail way soon saw its
grant agate, and got up a atil for it. - more general
manufacture, since wbioli time. I hey. eared hundreds
of Panama with the BEA-WEED TONIC gad
frla.Nti RARE PILLS. The pill. relax and abut the
secretions of a torpid liver muchquicker than calomel,
without any of its bed dream. The Sea-Weed Tonic,
trims up the ton , of the stomach. gives at one. an
appetite, and the yalmonto Syrup then 'digest. and
cures Consumption in many desperate cases. When I
first began to manufacture and sell the Bea=Witeu
onio. ever= medical work and nearly every viliyincian
wee opposed to using stimulant. for anything like
diseases of the tangs liver, or 'Tomah ;ices', silica
seeing the effects of the Pea-Weed onni. nearly
every medical man recommends Bourbon winalley
anandeints of some kind with rood effect.
The effect or the Sea-Weed Tonic is felt soon after it
taken, as it supplies at once the rineipies of the de
fi neat gaatrie juice. and the food is digested naterally.
In !opt the Tonto an nearly resembles the nature! gas
trio mice, that chemists even dud difficulty in distin
guishing them. It gives tone tied etre...therm the sto
mach. thneenahlins it in secrete the proper quantity
a d quality or 'metric juice, and !ninepins andall its
diseases root disappear.
It has now become or general we.. 'When there is
• • •
nn miaow. or con eumption, &bite taken before break
fast will create an appetite. r Rey eating a hearty din
ner. a wine-glaearnl of it will digest the food and pre-
Vent any unplenannt feelng, of fulness. It is perfectly
harmless and very agreeable to the tato; it:corrects
the 'Nana in iota a Tsai that everything dada eaten
eke= to airree with the stomach; and by cnntmnmg
its use among become quite fleshy. I was once a walk
ing skeleton about the streets of this city, and in the
last rage of ooneumption : I now Weigh 314 Donna ; in
want. it being se'd.on tint serape are troubltd with
dyspepsia without some torpidity of the liverand con
stipation of the bowels. then one of Schema's Inas
drnlre Pills aorta he taken every night for a week or
two, then one every other night. This writ restate the
bowels so gradually that nature will do it without the
aid of purgatives
It is a well-known fat that none stiffer like the Dys
peptic ; for, in addition to the Dreeemile, teeny is often
either headnohe,tour end sick stomach, pain it the
side. palpitation of the heart. Millie and lever. amid,
disease of the kidney s, nervous weakness and tremors,
and general debiiity.
The Bea Weed Tonic is a pleasant bitters, giving &
person a sad appetite and good digestion ; it in pa up
in quart bottles. silwre agrees with the eternal:l...and
one bottle generally e6 - eats acme.
Prepared by J. H. SCHENCK. and for site, wholesale
and retail, It his Principal Office, No. 39 North aIICTII
Street.
Price St per bottle, or QS tor half dozen. mytt Stir.
PROF. MORRIS' E 13 . OET HA LOS,
PROFESSOR MORRIS'
PROFESSOR MORRIS'
PROFESSOR MORRIS'
EIICEPIIALos,
B PHA LOB.
EIJORP EALOs,
AN INVALUABLE
AY INVALUABLE
All INVALUABLE
EXTERNAL REMEUX,
EXTERNAL. REMEM ,
EXTERNAL REMEDY,
FOR DPEASER OF THE
FnR DIStARRH OF THE
FOR EIMEASES OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM,
NERVOUS SYSTEM,
NERVOUS SYSTEM,
Asocetutiovrid by intense
APPLICATION OF THE MIND
to the researches of Literature, the unarms of
Commercial and Financial Envious, and toe affairs of
professional and Political Life, or as occasioned by Sea
other canes from which the rierVOUS System has be
come exhausted and diseased.
Tbesympitins rumored by this valuable Preparation
are nuMeTtniet of whine the more prominent are.
.I , ..XCITKIrtEe.T OF THE BRAIN. AGITATION
AND DEPRESSION OF 'THE ?a_ camortjc
NE" VOU'IN t 88." NEURALGIA, RHAUALATIern.
N&RVOiIR HEADACHE Etc- Etc.
The EUCEP carefully_pyepered. hr per
mienrn the Foustima of PROF W. MORK (.. M.
0., of this cite. to which tie refers rola. Philosophical
Pamphlet. PSUKI.KoS." On the relations of the
Gangno-Nervous System to the immaterial rout of mar..
Having exhibited tve nrinciples and commanded the
By stem of Composite Romceopatliv. Professor N. sue:
"It may be permissible that I should offer, as an il
-1 (nitration, my own case. A continona course or Btu
' des for a number of years bad, to a certain extent,
produced the ordinary effecta of extreme mental au
; ululation. by attspnating the prime centres of organic
end intellectual life. and hence arose a felt reeessity of
personal relief. Haying a well-founded confidence to
"Compvinte Hommonsity and an intimate acquaintance
with Materiel, Media of the Homccoprithie School
seleoted certain substances of asceraitied harmonious
' relations and ar proved uses. end combined their euen
tialropertie 6 in ppoperbonai unity, and wa"
s sqened
thesir posaession of a medicinal /011111/11A. Lessor
Morris describes the mode of application, an then
adds "In this way the desired relief hasbeen ob
tained, the nutritive system invigorated, the eanglio
nervous system restored to its former tone; and mental
clearness, tranquillity, and vuor—at the age of nearly
three score-are the much valued results "
Prepared. and sold Yr Hcl.E- al E, by MOCKRIDGE
& co., No. thl North FOURTH Street, Philadelphia.
and at RETAIL by Druggists ganertbr.
Price, 81 per battle, large size-50 cents small size.
mill Smits
ASTIMFor the INhTeNT RELIEF and FER
hIANENT CURE of this dmtreosing oom
plaint. ups
BRONC33IAL CIGARETTES,
Made by C. B. SEYMOUR & CO., 107 NASSAU
Street, New York. Price .91per box ; cent free by post
my74m ICI FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS'.
BURNETT'S CO COA.IiNIE.
dURNETT'S 0000AINE.
BURNETT,'3 COCOAIN E.
A ootapound of Coooauut.nut Oil. oto., for dressing the
Hair. For efficacy and agreeableness, it m without an
e IT * PREVENTS THE HAIR FROM FALLING
O FF. •
IT PROMOTES ITS HEALTHY AND VIGOROUS
GROWTH.
IT IS NOT GREARY Oa STICKY.
IT LEAVES NO DISAGRELABI.H ODOR.
IT SOFTENS THE HAIR WHEN HARD AND
DRY.
IC SOOTHES THE IRRITATED PC ALP SKIN.
IT AFFORDS TN RICH ES T LUSTRE,
I C REMAINS LONGE , T IN ESFECT.
ITTL S E TS FIFTY CENTS FOR A HALF PINT
BOT.
A c harm application renders the hair (no matter how
stiff and dry) soft and glossy for several dayw It is
conceded bY all who have used it to be the
BEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR DIU/MING IN
TILE WORLD.
BURNETT'S KALLISTON,
Ass wash for the complexion has no equal. it is din
tuartusbed for its cooling and soothing smoothes , sod
is admirably adapted to all unnatural conditions of the
skin ; removing tan. sunburn, heckles. redness and
roughness of the skin, out.. curing chopped hands. and
alliv.ing the irritation caused by the bites of ino.ouito Ant
Ml_ other annoying_ insect. Prepared by .10ziEl
BURN F:TT & CO., Benton, Price, to emits per bottle.
For sale everywhere. mv2,l-13t-if
CAItRI A G E 8 ,
Or TWO ILAMUTAOYInkr. Cif
WIT.TAAM D. RODE s,
REPOSITORY, •
No. LOUT CHESTNUT STREET. No. ion
d .
rewiro
CAPER HAN GiNti-:,-..
We invite the attention of all parades who wish to
decorate their Rouen, to no r large and extenetie ;mak
of PAPER REINGIN(IB, et either of imiiiierablifh
merits. all of the pewee and beet ety**le for
stores or dwellings, and pill up in the city* Ur. br
careful men.
WELL Sc BO ITRITEt -
N. B. Corner FOURTH. and MARKET Streets, ant!
17 Booth FOURTH Street. Philadelphia. /03 24 - i In
VINEGAR. -2 0 bbls White Wino and
Cid , ified Cider Merv, in .10 ovine order. for .roe
b o ROWI.IIY, AMBUH_Nnfi & CO., No. 16 SOUTH
WHARVES. • nu 22
ANIUSENEENT'S,
SUMMER RESORTS;
INLEDICINAL.
'WEND T'S