The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, May 30, 1860, Image 3

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11 7,- "t hree.lll °l r rade leallite a :pf 4
: *I 41 iilehttlfaltaltaterad _maul of
Ane* , Slimpeatiw' , /thde lease WWII
Wit th at, it
l i th. feat*thilt a ttle Aukthilei
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1 ' JO lot. :Weleeet. dee ithitratora
'ltlch lei &pm) tad, tiiii&eimash , lide, sad they
temwded tb l e, erketompbee' the`, rest. on+
1 'lltd met; telt eafteetlMl9 9919 t no
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0.00. imit." was kefora eba,.. 2 .,
MS 0: the. Vehlr 110.1100, 7 Arbitrators , "ere,
- Istitiliat lbrsome rinisbn thapneyer
• limb "Mr :-.` he Mtlots 11 mOir knot/
,Inimpet Mid* t ern a the old hewer Phdliii
*kb** td ti tallere'af the - orbit?
; s ue' PITA Madan le to be treated ha s
%'t ' - over. 4 Verdpit for plainti ff fir 118 n,
'l_lllleette ts reastred., 1111 IL Prke and Bo-
NEW ille , i !pen and Webster for 'dorm
,,v.,,,,ddeehmeek imatmathie m. Frederick isititent,
_ .
_mai It. , lkiDotrall, lecti:',T.' Werniek, ' Aka it.
131111 " 11111 4 0 .- 3 ; Citeltdieet .7. C.• Krause, P:Johla
- b i . sad to - moue damages. as to Wm T.
Mak*. An action to ;Mayor dump& On tflat.
Wood tor plaintiff, and F. t 3. Browder
r i
A,._. ..,' . felleca for drfoniartio. t ,-• , f
: , 4 0 ,edmerreass limimehn...-crThe steariMitii
t if fleorgbe,ifiont Saiannah-4. B. Pollard,
/ -4. • "grahams kaPeeter, Mr.. Miller
d ' ADC CI )1' • ' I
AO .tlean =1 .B. Perm ,ad 4 47, i i na,
'' .:. ' . '1 11411 4 1011 ho d lAN aerrent and chil d, F. U.
„•10MOMMAinater Rooky, Dr ILD. Arnold. Littman
4 thillf4lf.'D. gnat, 'J. D. • amok W. hair, gii.
1 4411L1tiphip.'110.,.,.7.' iriellet; Mu L. Patient ,
fihnial,'fokait aid carrant,lt. Maker, Ulm
,Iblffirt,ll."llorallildtM , ,Sorell and mien% C. W.
liteafeettac dt...lielfhelne. S. slyest and led.tt
',,dirS'A_ l, f ill i; -- ':.<4 '.•;'..• • , r. . . • .-, .:, I
, • , ..,0 1 1,10, 1 *.•':alet. ?MX_ 4 fif tioc=:TitteltdieW-'
. /ipt ldripertj:imi add he . the 'Fbiladelphia lin
,' yerrard, 1ap,41 Mina, by AL Theatae & &UM::
L'e , - rt., ; ,ird, ifii, 4 42, 0 . zto:, 94'Wood 'dna,
: ~ • a brick arrelina,,' Ne• 101:Wood rtgroti,
r t res*tietcso,3ll_lliittliAltr li!Mitli atrtet. cocoa
'- • r fir :4°S, l, l i Pril
Woo-story batik Mildises.rio. int Smile
, •
,l'' ""1 4 4!",tttkItet eetirt' dlteith led
'.
Y -P r'' .Cilad", ll 4o l r 4 * -1 *au :
':• _ •--' ' ' :.- _ ' . '., 'e".-...
!Man mobbeiri. ;id - 7 • imams,. and
==M
-, •
, =) ,-;,-; *wart vrooitsrto, - ntri/ianCabst# itiblli• i
-, - , -,:fltiow Ow Parteri 'Carib MassiOZ --
_1. : . - : - - , •-•='; - ; -- -1
.' lirkastritre; Yr. Josiah Goodbig,-bittl.B3, Wash
-•_‘..diltoi-areet,- ' wee broken' infir•,,ltriterdey,;, and'.
:llibbed of slaty peitioitet itaisto&valrablestirok *
.••• - ••=thit - robbery WM, one of•thit boldest tomcod
! 'ildtrad - ii , thivatf:: ' - .4' , ,.=.. '.'••-• ;.. ' ,:-- ; %-.---, •} -
_ : ,- 41 - irpuris wisu.9PO4tAthMi;ti: als4ailoi4d ,
• lig hr °alibis as a repatter of watcheo sadjew-•
~ -?,...tirt. sleeps itl 4Atib- gore every: 'alai ilght,:taking
-_ I _ 0i /4 1 11. a Yottaiter,l/a4 3 ,1th0 la) in approillta.,
l? : ,„,
~ , abafilgist itr,trirson slept to thrt•-,sioniffaiid
".ic-'; t a ttled' litaiotet. 4 1 , 1 t0i1l lane -teelook; a/ •"be
•• lea ving a rwor Oof 'fastened *with' it large
. ;., slaw turf tookbaglioth broke or, tire Ttoni slook-,
) ,11Weiti airwi Cr. inad . ; has lawn lathe , Vas,
. •-• tied ofire ,
si nitgr i f
eadom •li•the ari t = w th• I
c ill i j i,
- . Whaler ekaraeler.H It has been Ow &Vie the ap
. - ; ' pron Jae salami to, however, to be at the stoat On,
), •Isiriblitgoalterrit was his turn to' aultait'throuth
tiks night; nearly al saint o clock. , - ; ._ - , ~.- :
t• .--..;,":„4 Mont twealyainntes before' seven o'ileet list
- '-',l;•, , trawlat N v e, Wawa ; had occasion to cal, at the•
milk tOliiiplittigldi key to one of the two kraals
I'llia - ,osaat Arotlessid",thet- it was unlocked, bit
- ,i• - : 1 - 44-rikat tkor dwor alio fast by the look • Thinklig
•--,llittittiri"kprentles - Wattill*Whe rattled , the, door,
i•,''.- - "bst AO • ii4olllslll, be an/oared th e weird •
0-•• ilalkiniF. wiediately we arteriole; observed that
. bad batut,timoved from the show owe
(•Aett
_ha the morning . - Bang to the rear
' -1 -`' - E tr ik id:thetiteri bar removed and the draw'
;
1 1r•-"- --- iiitats :-'- 'llutslantri tii,thit polled ii litatimi
1 I pve inforaatiots, whisk - bitightltiautotapt:
' . ‘;•-• lot Ai"? €or o W-0 2 4" l "'illimmOte
I tr,.., -- -ilbit iettber,altoriiii,lie•wittl4Wied . illir- . *.** .
.. .Ciiitlivitatroir 'trim: _the oar; s ad brat tlftjAvain
i •V iabir, "ifie,llo6-valitible of which. east ,1146.
' ••• • illitrite or steno gollk Aetna of various e05ta, , ,,..
I - , 11 . 04:icatii'two' or three
dn of seal rings, were
- -f •,saisigtho'ratitaituier of =the mast saleable articles
.-Polta tlmeenspittion '. rested 'ini the appietillbe,
;bac A. Sittnaial te , thislare tiara hilf past eight
-*Valk last evening, and gave se an alarm for kis
Ilibiales that lie hed parsed the day Jo
,Derolsester
with his stekatother, which 'statement was fogad
I : pia beeteren, and'thir, apprardoe is •thereforit st
i • Jrambritett• frank tiny simplicity ', Matter.
_-
1 -"*ligainatbis of the, ittlibery WM .
, - ,./ris oimmiitateate4
Wk. 4floodlior; at his riteldinto in Brookline, aid
• , - ,-- spcs,bil amaing tato the eity• - •aniaotaainhog his
Oak; he fared that dily lyad• - *aloha; 'hay ell
- ter witishos, aid:throb ;dfurowil rings, valved at
~ -• Slid ea* was; assetag• Oa stolen -property, the
'- • 1,- - .' ',.
. 10 lele'4 11 !ib;.,ar! ) 441° .1 ,!!r-ffi li ?..4 t• •' tt't4t/S , 0 0 4
A, --' ,r,• ''atirie - tari,altitiit Aimiii'eiiieiiiii 'Bat itii ‘
['' feint by false key,s; batty toilets hoar last night
i, J - -100***41. bier, Obtained by whilik, -stnipitiori
• liald'reat at air one # 4 Ili robber.
; ',Alba is Bra third drat within the Tat Aar or,sid
yessothat - iiirzritailinee stork hal bear fobbed.
Atteimptneibitlyilic o . ''bten H u dson,*. le l . '
. ei-Ontetti - ems. Tlk:Wiltit 'us" CIIILD . . I. -
-„ 1
'Pk treignififty zef „the - tippet part at Witten
. street, liadson, was disturbed by ti outlaws ilZadmitt
ei friday. ” About halfpest Ave o'eleiebTthe sharp"
',MS* of sefenele rinuielug "Murder :'! wee heard
'' In - feat of indite 'Newkirk"' - olderi;i4 the•Phinln
iletleinx. Several : persons'
a r ms eoserettated A than
•'''auidellifisppeitisnee with's eel In. Ida noi A
p was to waiting, into width' she ems' be
. lea *Oliva 01 . betin his effortsto nee it,
; nun fell; anCtite r •girl ;was releeud from e his
veep: She wits head to a lady who represented
as bet aunt, and tattled tato judge New
•Ailikie Oboe- :The eft oiemstenees ,-tbte led •to s this
station on the part or the suppoiavfalmieefor sut we
'IMMO thee from'thilladion Slier of 11 , 1,,26th: fp - . ,
stoat, are as follows : • -_ 1 ...--
- - Inll346zilly• 1f,.- - Johneon wairlal a daughter
of Jaime 31001M1,11task reside/Vie .1larlenvllle;
~ ,Ilgolmabia-eiemii; eed: Rested with his wife at
. AtifreciefiliOntliana '''''ltllll4o a daughter ,Wall
''. 11.161 . - UN ' ' tfili ..'
, -;'o , to, la— labjeoll of. the. "present eontrofl,
.3f.....-:togs,:teboga thernigted leellalritghtla Jobtem.,
•La 1850 Mrs - Jalanott.diod.learteg,:•setfleetei to
:• - • - -•: - .11e. 3ohnete'si sepreeentation; a reepiner'ilmiLthe
_;•* Alspetter *Wald betaken-tit bet sraseptmlietti (Wri,
•••,, - - 1 04 - /( 1 0 ,11 4 11 *iilh lad /effA 4lll theek - difeeS in .
' . — lbisey, --- Is peratanife efffitie:segiest, the child ea
. j., , lnete eftet bei!figlit intiff litalohnsoe, - and hat rit
'7;,•,:-..pere owei ; dose:. ,Illeot the year ; 1868 Mr.
~'- . .;,',4* - Witientaintipting tet - getibli obilikand
4. :!•. , •••,- Wenn other tisane tueless, • reiolved upon the
• -- -!-.:Pliiive Oboe tei elect BM pon'iont, ' -' ' „; : '
:' - ••,'lle'faiellt ef /lit, Ittelunowl -represent . ' the ls
•llber ii of s roving, MUM* isharaoter, an& have
wood 'mana' Who:levet that it fs not far his owe
sthebOttest or consols:time that he liseehlottit re
bier away (timber adopted bows- -Oudot, el how
mer poon
, eausat -ft9yl.•ovir , vadoessian t of
`-Nli MOW: _Tbikekla wat pieced. iktimi'bOunii
;.:lll'bet arandiee'ventsin inumatnoent si:'retratinet Or
• , •-•-nttleftisent bieWien thefief their " pert of which his,
Ifni sad is beltilt,faltSlid - to tbelstlet:.,'llmriare;.
ehmetithed to Mali ler antittle peeled of
(a/ I. espired,-when she -will be free to eier,
• • Xe. Johnson bad promised to meet the family at
/Wel'ltiebetetel at - Judie ATetrktik!a alba on 84Ltam ,
-- raoming,. whew* tearing in the &attar It!ottlii,
. a i sad 'ri doefshm made as to who war en
... 3 ?-io pomortoo,,bo, , from some reason mu
: Offir: 4ithstmigliitops.appoir. - . r .- --,
ki,
:.-.' ';' - ' - .7': ,' -''
_X) 1 0 - ,A 1 1 011111 ,0ti f illiktildlitia. ' i '
I- • = pas o f- th• ee rarest storms of wind and trio, so
% ,'lntitpj*,Setith tbezolor,'aivirlietttinti, that In
'..; - 2 r dintniesf !Ono*, emitted enlist. ilatenhty MA'
. ....-!t , !I,llll*. Tho watisrlooded,driptincipal Wadi, anti.
'- -, o,:gprit X* frommont ewer pante where fib uspal to
"..'. , : - 'll/iiiliVitaitf. 1 *HSU tail Of Min; thi , latotwoji
~ " ,:,,Ft'utuadenot bs pasted , ..dry•eloolviad,„nuril - Mtiodey,
Apt ,
- 1 ~.: $ idlideporit of alino , tent in Orbit') Pedro.
: 's•. 4 ;-- *ere elippiitig nod;Rlieg„anui ota ha inch
- ,,,,tie lb. Much dam* was done 'by. An rain
of - . aerie" , armee, and stores., and under_'
‘,,it r...-Zif
ii h e Nt now work, in rowan of ecenpletkut Sat
'4, " , P Apart alarmist featuro l ,asld whieh pruerod, most
-,-''"'""' rook btu ido *Md. "At tha eomotemsement.
:r. • ' ","the,olose. wheal!, to rank tons -oppoitio - phintar
' fignitAlust akd 4114 , 0 OA .ebent - bar teatook the
• ' -- 4
t-',irionteltitioCforthyudMienee,ring Ames,
. ". : ',1 1 8110 04 4 0 54 thedtin 'hi iboikLlibli tea
sortimill7 iii
` '' , - 1=4 4404 4 6 . ° P". 411 ? . '' ' The m ." 4. ' P in P ero
,-,„ •10 .:neiV;sititieneniof - lodge Doaglos, on New
~„ ~..-iA j aooo4 4 avemso,...was nompletttly, , unnufed 1 Tins
!,,,,.......-Xfshinvitorot of 'ff. Lord a Cu.,oodf ter of dIo
:f ' and r ititter* was 'Tory strioutly injured.; The
-' - - — roart.tarre loins froweitto
,detollings of MMus:
I '.i;litstildl: :•Flitillier, V - istriet r ilaintour , o4 and
'1
'.lllevontb, The roof of . the building Ositinmesylm• ,
' -Ma annals, nest to the .rioni of-8. Sagan d Co.,
Ito lifted a tepthora , Ito - piace The roof of the
g a
..... :',.._.
_littlidion 'on X street, between Thirennith
iThlrlieutlives47hog. Jbeleesinct te,', the
annerr•sotatei:lta, tom el, %and; tins[ himasys
;-: • ~ ,,ld•lln, An int4eitheti, building,: near
~....,' ;4 ' ' *Went it sties* tiorih,...WW - iest i j a de
itrimptd.., ri m , Winds amplapid upon It tali
4 : 1 '!, ; tolojmUNFldoitz„froto,.% Mang ;Oki: tom„
Ze''Pwl44".”. ' M r °MIA" Is tkiturenta
'''-- -lintS dassagad to ' atonal i 1 sheet 11.000
- :. - ,1‘0 , 101400* alt. Mu ke i litath,tlannaeu X and
( ~,X:watiticaltb Weans - d.';4llMnietri of' Csidotriter et
„.„ p ; prO ',:hot; war" Wowed by TW.; ow The
--_,:fiti~:Powtobtas wee 'won frog licitEW' aid
-4 .. moojimit firs the de% Inliaillf sees, to '
her '" -Up IIPOSe; *wit teitrernia,
, elteriv ANL •by :it vessel, whic h, losin
' , •ilittren'nWforood 'the , iWit-ir,sehl *l4 of
a
~.,:$4,60 i ..14pr00n,01.04:06,1.4pic
~ ".,:'4l, , ;.-11t j , !awl/Omi ts, I m al , tbk 111 .4 a ,
,'-,=:,.. L Shot ast.etity thorn mere
2. 1 .„A ! letiireril or SUM awnings itriont ilia ,
eierir.,4 -7 to 4 1 /ii tetJittAr bate/
~ 71 , MiclefolorabAr 4tek:,erll7 , rats'.
, 414 t 7 ' 4 4 ' ,
.00,1' ena . ,; tiliV . .-tft",tammsc made
‘, l q B lial , xiiimilt iol iik natargentelt'ant
eiWitidiontihniEel thit'.? - ' ,Inottlitt" -Ind; trap",
-ost — be do falletiie I. ikrinitil,/, vat
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bit
outorgititi, . alid i rrd—ri --,
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1"10 ;e" :itt a rit.ebuL
Mot X ' lit - re Xi ,Sv
Soros Roost footoi . 11441441preatiese to 14-
alroittot - ooniooirtliniallitt 114 44tomboit•Moe tho
wow* ottimiSlaw igrAilttoilsolk, thelol6-,
k rited p i an bc solo :;`ail, oothoottAr tit:ol.46y,
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'FINANII..
Arrsio - •- , ll4lo*tev
veratot for Ismatur
Iftwtiatingranarldai te.-11110.
The speoulatiiresharee wire;iklakthilktock T o mtit
and the businesearesseetieA*lWher
tiesieeeitians hi the Mites of aeand atiamit
Thirtioney market is entiorts ehebetored.: *
;lira Cmrt*modEgiteiliiir.sayi ; thst, ths ffem,York
bink state/Met Ibt - the gaivisek tati4itri.Teditorid 9 .4
lame of deposits attdotiptioitOritile the lowa are a
froptkoli larger', ,Tbeititienilhimat grit of specie he
Etirops to Melt a"SiT'unessifiess emend the bankei,hot
the asererratedichindia.abt 'anti &Meg - tod large, in
fir,of Unto* *MUM. 'Of oar hanks and temkersi
, Mil
Thetis:Ohio for the 'past ireek' - • ' 1
lln lesiw.miumtu c..
ksb. .. .. .......
in specie. a dessesesOf.s--t. ...... , 403.000
In a.ronlation.• decrease of— . 209,000
in detweits,:wdeersese 0f... • 765,000
Wintered wititthewitnissonding. week of last year,
the resului tie as foliMM ; '" " " ' •
Date. "- :Loses. 00 l e Deposits:
"ilist 319.000 ,11111$100D • SIM 5e2,000
IMi":.". IX,ltetieo ' 20„431.0,0 - .1101000 - ' tO.ItIVIO
• ' aainincirientdiensien - haii - lbireit Madera in tfiii fteir
Tort Baarese Cimittainditiwi the hadividastliebiliti of
**dilesto till , cloolitoir kW 'banks for;falss
statements of their condition, in •the case 'of Morrie
essinat Macon antl'iits: the - defendants, tined es iti
dieidnata.beinggke president and °setae:: of the tdct
hawk Hanle of eehentiotady. • • •
The nlaintiff 'alleged that, on the 19th day of 'Jona
1,18. the de endenteour; oriWcdent and cashier: made
and pubbahed i verified itatturisnt, trenched by law to
be done by the eountry banks - tuartirird 'of tea sussed
Mindttionaf the bank, as tons resources and Batumi s
on that day; stating. as a ears of the former, " Due from
other beeks. lige.age.mP o • • • •••
The plaintiff further alleged - that this was a false hole,
sad harm to. the defendants to Maids* ; that instead
of the being due from otber banks 1199.99/19, there
Tu. in Got. only WLOoo-the balance tau:Ambit) being
basely oneditel tai ttni bank, sa d from the hfehawk -
Beak, The. slithetlff claimed that : this' statement - vas
made to dissolve, and was calculated to, mislead all who
mew%and wiiimlight blooms purchasersof the Mock.
That, lied the statemant-been tine; the "stock of the
bask would have - been worth par, , but, being false, it
was, in feet, Worth sheet thirty cents' on the dollar ;
tliett - bumf deoeimid by„ the *moment. the , plaintitf '
eurchised aomic - Or tau bankstook famine third penson,
and claimed a Judgment iseinat the defendants indiv-1-
4,_“llri,bi:Maamiat ilia' hire reriort; ,tor the differentia
teititeelt the par mane of the stook ri nd its 1 , 91116 et . the
rate Of - thirty *tuts on the dollar. - -
To the complaint the defendants demurred on two
IPwiride ;Jima, that* complaint stated no legal ground
or action, sod, smiesdly, that, if it did. - the bank was a
meminsary partyis defendant: :On the argument of the
- ,bulisoltamknuakiied thedemuirer, on
the ground, mainly, thatthe defendants, being charge
able with an duty by stmts. were not liable for
trtettellef that alai 'at the hilt of • tblid 'pawn who
had =stained - an- ;Wm ;- and that the duty of the de
fendenta,-, as - oilitmrs of the .baik, webs to suldiph the
statement, for . the information of the hankies , desert
tient Mar. - ' " '
' From this decision the plaintiff sPeeteed to the gene-,
rat- teriw; ,Where. , in Deer:ober - last. the appeal was
lillaid.bfilbre have Wright, ../iogeboom,, and Gould,
by John .1/,, Sherwood. or New York, and ex -Judge
Wright; of SehenectruiP, for Plaintiff, and William A.
Beeoh, of Tray, 61-Judge
'for defendants. - z
• .
Theieneral bona haring deeidedthelappeal, rever
smith* judgment ,for defeudaule; and, civerryipgtie
demurrer; thee 'holdlig • the defendant. liable in' ; the
mitoth.
iitieagib `l. B . Dminey Mid r. B. filotithy' have, com
pleted a mules of 'preliminary 'Ovals fur a 'railroad
between Chanibersbath and , Gettysburg, which will
tree threaglithir Nation of country lying between the
thine', Rants Central pi Bond , on the north . , and the
'lloiltitiv4eandOluo.:Rittrimd'on the - eouth—• section
that beano outlet to the Eastern or- Western inallotei,
exeipt that afforded by trensverse bransites to one of
Wee, IMaroyemsete• time one iinpertent
country town to asiiithe'r; it will haves large lixial hue
woo. bo'h in freights and passengers. The soil slang
its line is fertlie than extraordinary degree. Iron ire
or the richest - ttality. and,good limestone will eon
!abate to its, local unto, arhi • ik will , brins., when
oompleted. the Goal from the Brosd Top ooal-field one
hundred and thirty Mlles nearer to Chambersharg and
the great South Penniniveriiii Railroad linva. •
The whole .distanee from_ChaMbersburg to Gettys
barg,-by thermic, reported. is twenty six miles, twen
ty of which are to be constructed i the celebrated Tape
Turin railriiad furnishing the Other six. The route fop-,
kiwi &branch oflitarids meek, from that, abort throne'•
thdealitid'Caghtowti, to the mountain at Newman's,
which is a sharp, this ridge. with narrow too` aid Steep
en the, intim aide, and whltilils be tunne ll ed. sad
from the other end of the tunnel the Conooheague creek
is followed thron,th Caledonia Gay . to Chsmberelnim
Ittedweethetast the I'4l can be got through al Jib a ta ts
tieitialtlbrise hundred lards long, ••• • • '
The old legal into that a tenant was bourid to'oinitinue
to say rest to the and of his lstse, notwithatabding the
pretsteeh !!tight be •destrossid by lithium been reversed
by act of the NithiFsak lewhitsture. mid in cue of the
destruction of the building. ortts Injury so as to be
tenantable. -.• br. the elements or any other door,"
without fault of the tenant, he rear =made!
•
WC.. the Supreme dour!. at Lidisnopolis, on Than
day, a motion was made to confirm the sale of the Chi
eadoend Cincinnati Railroad in pannance of a decree
of the isiouit,',A isootter-motion was Meade to fist aide
or umelathe derma bi * creditor of to. toad, upon the
Rrodad that bit inteteat had not been rerouted, and that
the there. seas - obtained 62 imptoper inesnlii Arta
mote ante heard, and the motions held under advise
*gni.
Tn. 16 wCiriesas Comurto!c - ial Dulistin of -May lath
.
,"" "The Ananoisl movement to•dav has &mislead further
inactivity. 'NW no chiming& any kind gils occurred in
rates of money, - mucks or exchange. Capael °min
mise to, Moreau.. scd the demand for gemanniodation
shows& steady diminution- The banks hese had very
welted offertapsof pour tois morning. and operations
- la the addax market included no round amounts Of
Satenda!ersiasatiatot o iltoebt and bonds are attain.
-Seim. Ana sales , Wm_ linattedlo ahem Jack=
tngkson Railroad atAgue 'nee continuity lansuid. sod
stilton noiSeressetn ei th er foreign or do
ringst alielaseeirc bare - been coneldereldr
retro; aid aiotetiobe show no variation on Yestol ,
-
day a twirl :
i ser e Zat iS trin f ig l arni
stitem and VA per- omit ; premium ; francs, Ameo.Lia.
per " dollar; sixty day i on tvew _York. etc., 'Watt
and pee runt. diseount t sight, ..!fts.V and $ per east.
IsiTintig, the stook iutnonptignetothelatelyonan.
tied Antigun; inntty, nod Tyler Railroad amoutit to
telpalk TkII Galveston News says that the work cipon
the'road Is to be commenced immediately, and the hue
earireired ail fu is,Tylet.:,ThiNeier thus describes the
**wed roils* s „
This line of road_ the root , from Galveston
through 'teriten: . Take: pIIIIOIII OTOf the road epreadr
eorstrneted-from this city to t Houston and thence
threa" Istpritsornery. Walker. 'Houston, Cherokee, and
Smith coonntins, to ; end from them,. to Red river
in two dtrecnona. one towards • often in a rkantais, and
ktrOther tenants latmar or Red river county, record-
Incas toe best roate should determine. •It is • nun non
templet, d, we uedeLetand, to tbrowA I another brAnch
after , c tossing the Trottly, to inn to musk. Henderson,
and Idaystiall: and: licithg direetion bevituroonnentlon
witb Hbrerseof • - - • - -
following le the coal toenail) of the ihininkm
-ralle7 and fottprlthe Railroad COMOIiOT
. _ Week. ' ' Year.
Far weekending May 20. IWO— ti 006 GS ' 66.6611
&WA Siorilaut year • • f... • ••• • • • LBO 06 40,60 i°
- Alieresle ... 1,16117 LW 06
Philadelphia SloCk Exchange Sales,
, .
. . .
May 29 WO.
Rifrouirap int S. E. St,LTKA.zes„ $U Virshiat street.
PIREN BOARD. .. .•
• INI Pilots la. Akira NM SO Lohigh! Nov... .
-010 do. ....... 9b3i 13 do alli
1009 Nana e4,;i:64 • 310 Green in . do - r;i4;cal 211
010 91. 1 eaoo R to. , 301 i 71 ;10 Welt hills 1t..,..'
1m do. 71 - 0' do . ~ -69
Fos M o tor De l le. : enb 91 ,137 11ohu NiWpyiii..lo 20
.. Elll!Leadantle mot
10 tljtes WM atilt 30
ET, z 74, - oar- fats MIX
11/0 ,do ..... 72$ WO NAIR 11m p . es. ...; 81
1011 - 'do 7 ;,7 !
"; 70 ' 3 'do 61 14
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< 00 lON 30 N Porno
SOO city 01 view....--...108X 10 Lehigh
See Del RA mock ...90 90. N0r btli Gas Moo 3034
/0 1 0 'do 90 1
160 City Bank MK 31May -Meadow..., cog Nook Boot— Jots MK
66- Girard 414
• BETWEEN, .BOARDB. '
1710 Lebtsh 309941 • 40 Flank & Booth-- ta
t4.11:41 Div Canal.:.., 41141 bean t Tfaird-st 11, 46
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100 Penns ISa - . WM
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toted '14.: IN , INI
lad rata's... Tiff i
ert titlitt% M. I .
nil Di Oat IDI .- 111
Monis _Col fr , ::„,.. 1434
Pabst I, Hay 1333. Thfi
Selutvll4m , m 61.67 SI -
MAT 20.•EVellIng.
Thin le little or ifiti export deemed for Flour to day,
het etunderd eireitretie is freely crowed at 116 Erovithout
adlop except - lo lota to the trade at from thy; figure up
to 86.7,26 for eitree end- 4aef brinds, awarding to
Vaelity.the rnarketoboilog very doll at thew roles. Ay'
Flour ind Corn MOSLI,Ate but little inquired for; the
•foriser la offered et egateltli, tad the tatter at VI MO
310 ip bbl.
IN Nogg is slim very dull, and a 'mall busmen tilieetei
&tiniest* fur rem. - and mimeo for white of .nir to
prime modity. -Rl* is in *Wady demand low
560. Corn is
deg aid imastneo ; I OA bm prime yellow sold at 700,
tato Wier* afterward tofu*, d to pay that prior,. yWO
bniiNiir totality sold atlas; and I,a t ous damaged at 060
asa ft be._ Oats are dim and loser ;.10S. bus resiosyl
4sais !told Aida moat. Nothing dome in Barley or
8. 1%6 is in staidly demand, at Me 4 dy nee • g quots
Rua bd. QUelektrea ,St *SO ton; isf ‘ Npailish
Uitic wee IMO 04 0 15 iff 6 074 .
Cottoso--1 ha Mast is steady bat quiet, and about
bales Only. Ws Assn sold Waal'.
tip be eciante.-71tatbing 01 any moment trimpired
niarnefilatuati continues very firm for allitiods.
• Solna:ode tootinue - Onii.e advaaoe, Mid a sale of
Pork wan made at 'JAM dp Db . !, man. Not moat
de in Val rir salted Meats , °tried to e firmness
'of ra. 0 Imrd, tieroes'of - game so ldat nor on
gate;, s Ore wow, Limo
motoome gigot, and prime C.overseed, if hits, would
wigwam/ 4f i Pl. 1
moving off rathar more freely; 360 bbta
gilammtvaitia sold at No, MOO, bbts Ohio do 21Neritilo,
dgg MOW, and Mats Itto galion.
New Cork !toil E
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t , I. /a int 45
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saw
L. lakii Ir.. „og
logo isvAt- *slit. 73%
414 A 0 Elt lifq•••Meg
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11 1itotiarkot ; tilt ilia', li Wooto;t1 iit Omer
F
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4. 114 aa Inrilhttli t i
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tiiil
sift at *Mk
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SECOND
1000 Bohuyl NOv 11‘ 'B3 7316
11100 Moto Salt 79 lull at IS M
1000 94088.3186 7dia', 00
'l9O Willem 3199919..; 1%
100 do _, 11 8
3 rt Me64ow R ; 80.36'
WO high 9orip 811
6 11103 Val 49
; 49 L• 31411 Nay 9f14
. s,- do out
;101 -DULL.
Bid. Asked
Sohn yilgrav&k... 8 814
t , _otittil Noy pd... SO 20g
K,lcpr Ts 1 ca.. ig To
Ln! /4 441.. 1.1,4 14
Jeze p int nnt ril..v
to litint Gds... si
tkA& touth R.. stK i 63g
UN VI grAti. 43 .. 4 di
Pi4lailelpisii Markets.
teharge.,Nial 29.
• 7kARD.
100 Iludapa R R... AN. 4ax
- do.. .1. 4.9;),
IMO Harlem irel 4 4::bXi
1 Obi & 10— taX
wia do ..... t• 10. dO
10 - do bw. 70
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"THE PRESS--RHILADELPHIA , WEDNESDAY, MAY 80, MO.
lipalhiltrat list toilet tenth igen of SO tons at 61i .
tTAR Sit7 li ttir vs' beam, th plea of 150 bile at
17 11 .4fT1d mil Mt : Is IT. for ner do ; 01S so for
a Mc fed lifinWN for new o. Beef le quiet. with
who° WI owe at .40410 for oonntry 'Prime ; ellaSeo
for tountry Mom ; taw/0 ‘ 0 for zipaote4 Wasts/ 0 . ~."d..
WNW= for. extra
'stoats hawriat Molds Shot s :rem end oftWo or
Wan lArd in no, O with Wes o ICO bins 01 1 %WOW.
tier and Chine are sneWwe •
-, , nienTlinWendf 1 4 EMOOk. .
1.
Telegraph. -
41ateriettoth hfity 00. Flour steady ; 10yard-street
tr. Wheei oietwhite *Loa ~ red 11 31101.bh
, to - active at $ The for sad vorroro. for
- white.- Provisions rat and _general bald turner;
ittrgo v rk np ri n o Roes, eaoonjoao.
' iiewn had un effec
Sit the moist ; plea to :day I,loo r balse 10%413(o.
Onettratirom, May 18.--balse .of Cotton to-day WO
bales; quotations unchanged. • - •
; New OaLlfellit. Alar-ra-TOotton- 0 $l ts of 50 balsa
10- do. , •IllSor-nribee the Munitions are unchanged.
bales or three deys -0000 tmaes_; teseipts 2.PRI baler.
against 1 000 hales ,hiat" year. Receipts ahead of hat
tear. 4881X0 hales.. Receipts at all Southern bode.
740,030 balm: - Sugar
'CITYITEMS.•
Bowes's ‘IdzigIOATBD Floe" are cempoaed of
the .pureet Alexandria Benne, combined with fine
aromatics. and inlaid in the natural fruit. Asa remedy
for constipation 'of, the bowels, dyspepsia, sick and
nervous headache,' and bilious affections generally,
they stand unrivalled. ."Thers ii but little taste about
them, and they can be eateigby children as well as groWn
Persona., Cfdannflotartid by Bower. Sixth and Vine.
Price rhi ',tents per box.
BYIRITUALYSK.- 0 wing to the great interest fait
by the °Discus of 'Phtliulelphia in testing the truthful.
nese of spirit intercourse. Mr. J. V. Mansfield. test Me
dium, wilfremnen a few weeks longer in this city. His
MOMS are at 615 Arch street. R. B. Wolf, M.D., heat•
ing physioian, has rooms at the same place.
- Douala: lir.aaLan Ice Pirceene, heavily plated,
.f venom' designs and pattern. '
The popular Porcelain. lifted Water Coolers, and a va
riety of other styli" at prices ninths from $l.lO up-
Dr. Zane Refrigerators, lee Chests, and a complete
assortment of all muds of hooee•keeping articles at
It. Parson & Co's. house-furnishing store, southwest
corner of Second and Doak.
- THE NIAW Yoite PAPRES—Haredd, Trib une,
Times, mid Express, are delivered daily to subsoribers
from Ziebses Money. No. log South T hard st. my24-6t
Tux attention - of the ladies is directed to the
advertisement of L. L Levy k Co., &19 Chestnut *treed.
who are now °Palmy from theism large auction sails
an elegant euortment of spring dresses, which they are
milling at tut little more than half the European omit.
Every description of dry goods of good fabrics' will be
found in their store to emit variety, and at prices lower
thus/Wailer goods have ever before bent offered. Pin
ch mere should take early adtantage of 'the full - assort•
movie and the very low prices which now prevail.
gaNO3.3t
WATER COOLIMB, Aoftigetatore, Zoo Pitchers,
Cream Prowlers, lee Ohesta, at. wholesale and
E. W. Caul! to Co., 714 Chestnut street.
JADABNAII Goone.—Afessrs. N. W. Carryl u 00.,
No, 714 Chestnut street, have Just received a lot of
*Pleat(' pearl Inlaid end lacquered rood'. made in Ja
pan. Among the various articles we saw were dreamt
oases, jewel cabinets, lunch boxes, ohowohow dishes
waiters. &o. One 'Jewel casket attracted our speoial
attention. It is a rare speoimen of pearl and wood in
laying, lacquer, sad silver work. In which the Japanese
so much egos!. It is well worthy the attention of con
noisseurs. We also 'saw a instant dressing mirror,
little Mauna true. Or dishes. in which Us Japanese
ladies mix the Mai& paint for ornamenting their teeth;
wooden Ind lacquered odor bottles, rice dishes. &s.
Persons who take an interest in the Japanese and their
manufactures, (and who does not I) should not fill to
call at Maury, Carryl & Co.'s, and examine their beau
tiful specimens ofJagenese art and ingenuity.
Baown'S'foNa CLOTHING HALL, NOB. 603 and 605
CHIBTNIIT STRUT—MAW. AND ROTS' CLOTHING Ift4-
POllll3l —The subeoribers, thankful for the liberal pa
tronage heretofore bestowed by the citizens of 'Phila
delphia, and those visiting the metropolis, have Made
'mar ant intsrovemente in their store, for the (mow
=dation of their numerous customer,' In soliciting a
oontumanoe of that patronage. no effort shall be watt
leg. on oar part, to give satire satisfaction. We believe
the public demand,. and will sup ort. a first class
clothing establishment, where the material and work
seenskipcaribe relied, upon, and they receive the fall
value ttf their mown in the articles purchased. Those
desiring to here their garments made to order will find
an advantage in selecting from our large riot& of uncut
goo-e. We. employ none but themootakillfulcutters,
and warrant every garment to give entire eatiersetion.
ROC/MILL & WILsoN.
FACTS SPEAK tiOIJDISE THAE WOdDS.—The new
,system adopted by Granville Stokes, of giving to every
purchaser of a garment the full value of his money in
elegantly fashioned clothing, and a handsome. valuable,
and useful present beside', is having its effect on the
public mind. " t.ne price, end no abatement." is print
ed mid marked on each article sold, and strictly adhbred
to, the price being tint down to the lowest figure. The
accompanying present, which is Cways of use, and fre
quently of great value, is ADM' • added to the price Of
the garment sold on the contrary, each garment in
marked u lore as the /mut, and warranted equal to tho
best is all resPerti, the Oft being - merely an additional
inducement to cult onstomers to buy. after having sa
tisfied themselves that they can. invest their mount no
better elsewhere. With the entire fairness of the whole
transaction toe public are invited to cal and make them
selveirfannitsr, at the "Temple of Fashion," No. eel
Chestnut street.
ARRIVALS`AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
RP TO 12 &CLOW! LAST MOOT
Gimp poinaß—Nintb and Chestnut streets.
Sarni Danforth. N Cutte,Del Dr 4 Naramora. Socheetor
11W IM man & is, Tenn ti F Seely.. Albany
Dawld WatsonW, tihio QJI To bey, Chicago
Jas K Bleak. Del . W P Bollinmir, Del
Jon W wlutton t Ball /MM. ue, Ps
J Charinan. N V 'Henn , 0 Conover. Boston
Pam' carton &la. Minn . Joe Freehold & eon. Minn
G W Caw. P.ttsburs a e Po t ter A la , Wash
W 0 oibtoth_Pittaburg W W ilhelm & la, N Y
'8 0 TrlnPe. Idaslon • • , NI Matthews Coen
R Sooriet le, N Y has vreemen, Md
'W W V hltWel, NY . ~ it. Cobb. la Y ,_ _
Lemuelit'. N bel:lr. - If Y r
Hardin. &la, Pa T ABCtewart, St Louis
Miss Hardee. Pe Master Harding. /a
Ribirdy. Atiihmond , W Wilkinson. M Y
Thee Imeneserdeer, Lane A J lieeside_. Plume
8 Conti Huron . 5 H Davis, Batt
Lone. N Y - C G Walters. Clinton,Mhis
,C Calla b an , N Y W A eats..N Y
Samuel Colin, •Fle . Mum Coles. F
V Jordan. Wash J A Sweetser Ala, N 1
Capt Parker, Mexico H Wilkes.N J
Samuel Greenwood, N J IV tillelfenstein t Pa
W Pritner, Roston 0 0 Twiner N Y
II J Pri est la, N J J Veltman, Bangor. Me
Col Willard Ps W T helm. Nelsen no, Ve.
•J sztp,'l,er.... v.. .Pr f iugn iti L dv.
C T Polown. , Monte, Ala Mrs ollard. Monts, Ala
Roar. I) Boykin & Is, Ala , Mrs Boy Me. Ala
Joe Pollard, Ala Robt J Boykin. Ala
,1 Cochran Middieen. Del ' Amos Outlier, Providence
Col P 0 lil imaker. RA Meat S 0 Kelton, U 8 A.
A C dray. Delaware T it Henderson, d 0
Miss venderean, S 0 Mill ' main Hume., 8 0
A Painter. Conn .1 N . I. Holman. Harrisburg'
T 11 Whitney, l'i J Dr] .i Faiwards & la, N y
B Idellobray lic la. H C Robt Dusan. Va
Jas Rollston. Va 3 B Painter, Conn
air Osborne & la, Allentown ILF shook . le.noaster
1., W Hyde & la. N Y Litt l e . nter, Cal
S Geunberri,N Y A N Y
oit neegrave,Srov, R I I Smith, Prot, R I
8B Church. N Y 8J Dennis, r 1 Y
Cast Pritchard, Waterbury C 'l' Huntington, N ''''
Mr Allen, N V Col I W Ripley. 111 ii A
Limit S crissm. U ti A W FI Phillips. Rome
A 0 Seeman. WeelliD O Jag Bhoffer.Wmh. D 0
0 Sifnmonda & le, Vt Miss Strificoods Va
W w Himmonds, N Brown, Jf, P
Vt A It Chambere, tt Ii
D
• I 1'
II Burton. a Y
CONTINENTAL—S.' H. owner of Hint i and Chestnut.
J B Williamson, Del W D Cameron
E B Ailent_ H hr D. Mega , Beaas Whittier, Mug
lonathan owe. Boston hi Stanboue Pinkerton, Pa
J 0 litearne. 0. Jersey Col .1 Kane, N J
Ohms 0 Milligan, N .1 Louis 80x. Llneinnatt
eds. Cincinnati ' M Pubbenner. Cincinnati
.1 B Parker, Burlington E Phlesar, Montit co
Bra Phlegm*. v a - )..I Albertson. rroirlet'n
p Bruen 8 Carcptisa W B Duvall. Bait
A. Flak. Boutin • A V Brumley_ & eon. Ga,
Geo II Ruggles. Mass TB ratter, Burlington
Thai N Mat:arum N I Chas J Pussy, Columbia
.1 Moon & don, Lena co ' Chas J Pox & Is, N y
11l le loderson, Norfolk, Va Win Waller. Va
Wm Waller, J a
r. Va ' ,Ins T Mix & la. Conn
Robt T Paiute& la. N 0, Wm Thompson & in, I( CI
Pr W M 134 ]ford , Lebanon N Wells, Pittsburg
Dr C Franou, Pittsburg E W Swung, Pails
J L Simon. Balt Dr Workman, Toronto
Mrs U Buckman. N Y u L Buckman. N x
Db. /t w o: la d ,: i in h t e hit s . te i tj A
J A Graham, N y
On' Pa
u
/Min Montieth, IIAetIIOVI / P ellebrilt , A i lit
Thou Jackson. Balt
P.Bimon. Balt
Mrs D q McCormick,rittab Capt FomerEugland
El NI Owitk. blighted ii L hair, N It
Theo IL 'I Mon, N Y , Fred Brown. Boston
John Leighton. Huston, H 0 Hubbard & dau, Coon
.1 0 Carter, U S N 8 8 Ptevens, Reading
Mrs U J Elliott. Pa ti Thonuson & la, Batton
Thos H Canfield Vt W Yeltand. Balt
W M 31011: Treerou F, P ransoms & la ,M y
B Church il l N t V M Richmond,! Y
W O tutor. N Y E Ci Duvall. Balt
(48 Colborne& le,,Newark,NJ NI Price & la, ft J
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestunt. above Fifth.
J Prtllatt, Pa - John Buok, sr Y
egar 01.
ter, AI V H 800 Id N Y
J M Pridy & I. Pa M It:oihls &. ls,Pa
Col J, it Lofland & la. Del Frank a kW.. N Y
J Mazonburu' Md Pi D Powers & is,Halt
Miss 8 * Stes/s. Bait Garnao Nobertsßalt
JO Roherta, lc oilt,ll 0 MN Jamesol & son, Read
D ppn,eroy. Orange, Mau A D Roue.tnal. Jens sy oh
John Wintelaw Bait . Wll Hokin'. It I
0 ii. man Perkins. RI M PI o , x r. Conn
B i .J• Wilson. Conn D I,Brnith & la P 1 Y
a men t homeon & non, NY HA Rotr. Beading
oh n MAL Nooks co,
Hs, es, Mau futon pant. Hudson
t t itos...,Sioester co; Pa Ar iss e i ns, W ill h d its
Tad
John ft White, Md
LI Norval!, N Y Si Oneehheimer. iVaah
MEROHANTW HOTEL—Fourth street. i owl° Arch,
Mrs 8 IYI 0 mini% N 3 Nine Green, NJ
M F Crieter. Cintounmi Ciro Diener. Pittsburg
B H Millar, Pituihura Lotus J Clark, Coal River
Isaac Fisher. Dohs, 11l Chas I. Or. eu. Pittsburg_
ht Et Ow, Columba. Pa W 1., Poo t. Shamokin. Pa
Hon Richard Brodhead, Pa H W Carpenter, 1. Dossier
J V i verall, KY Jaa A Fox k In, Vicksburg
Mra L A Newman, Na chez David rutton & wf, 1113
Moult PA Rogers. Conn A T Goodman. Pa
,t _w Puller .C.Assaque Mrs Hartley eusq no
W 8 Human. .onn W H Hirt, eonn
3 N Goff, IP Hampton. Conn G W Dike, Boston
D W Moore, Clearfield, Ye, A Edwards, Ps
D Sylvester, Pa 'T R. Hinter. N y
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third.
a Tcomas, Pon:wale 3 Flames, Phila
E E hwarr & hi, Lano R. 1)3 tot, Lana
C Pii Wagner, Bradford co J Elliott, Bradrord oo
M J Russel J.,Ranover,Ps Y_Evee. Alidd,etown. Pa
k J Rent. NJ T Coleman. Ipincaster
It It &vans, Pa .
.1 .1 13 Linn, WSolnins co
El
F Nissans, fteadmx A Hertineber, N i
OF Jacoby, Allentown r Rogers& la. Pa
Master Waste, Pa P H MoClauley, N Y
pit Emmons. Lebanon OSi Marshy. o,k, F Pa
By Brisht, Jr, Pa
ftERCMAIITir HOWlE—Third at.. above Callowhill
Geo V Weseman, M D, Pa
iohp
1 P
. obrgg . Allentown &di:o..1,, , ll ill t , 4 E7gt.).
Albright, Reeding
M b ßoover. auburn Levi E Hook, Boom no
h H aupt, Danville Jos Beckman, Bethlehem
JON RIP HOTEL—Chestnut sliest, above thith.
CII Beldin Burlington- JII Brown, Pa
B N &MeV. Ind Mr Martin. Fe
0 B Buff', N Y A A Banned!, IMire.
reztrFlennng. Wash oily *P Woods, Sti 'tun' , Md
P fthinebart. Pa P Halsey. Montrose, Pa
O V Rouse, 8 G W Balom. Boston
Jas Butler, N J 11 Roes NY
il IC Newport N y A n untnes, R I
Geo Reeves, 8 C Semi Horne, Md
-Rev T Reardon, Easton JEtyma, Trenton
A C Calvin & eon, Del Ji D ?limey, Gewego
A 8 Memos, ea Geo W Bewail. Mot
R Glendernug, Phila J Yen Wormer, Albany
WWaitt, Boston ,1 X. Bllburn. Mass
B Bina, rict•fleld, Mass Geo N Day, N Y
. , ...
8T.,1,01718 HOTEL—Chestnut street. ab. Thltd
nobodies, Del City 1, i &radii, Valencia
tula Linares - Valencia - Wm Cowin, N J
L Smelt, N Haven_
j a m il l--- w af i r r k! ti V
la, Maas Retreat Mornscn, Y
A. Mete, y Et J Antheny. Ny •
R 8 rafit.r tr. iii.Wie M 8 Martin, Batt -
Theo Kirk, Bait F A Pissing, ,Phila
COMMERCIAL BOTEL—Butth st-, Above Chestnut.
hwk, North Fast"
( 1 )1 i grgtr-ent
IlibyajjtscoWo • I EYsioorrkfitktown
e ofterri. v 4 01.20 n oroplo.i . York n d o
linibt water rio II nus!, .rousto , oro
j im o Clog uostesy_ille Rea. .4_
itificogiat,VinVuk.. s o=7o - d
,• ov i Cood, Dublin
e benbAt, Louin
T i pmiers j/clrf, 00i, 0 31, et y
3 =nir don Conn r i k t.i„,„Wr,Oonn
E u 01)1; ° 4'1 0/150,111LCeol_t—
ebn 1 1 1. Ne h a lfe, 111211. thO."1111
g load Wm rieta.L4 bars r
BARLEY BREAM , FlOTEL—El.Onnd at., belny Vine.
8 MeDonald, Mifflin no . M H H_qtreasha. c )
;nun •niee & la, Rooks an Pane R tionreone MIAS
mi k r Voir% I.:moil:matt , .11; W il dman. Bunk. 09 •
n V BroWti, Ranks oo •it ti etult, Trenton,. ri
B w
,Lati Buok k inan.Plaaridarn
gelet j H FA fen :ODA J n , — , P C Tg x ,v, fa
.° •
Joe etnekbouse BOOZ, GO as )' Morrell . a Ihberry
Ia Vane'', berry A tr.faolOon,Butika co
Anderson. Bunk. no .1 Lambert, lawn co
Swallow, lAnnberville A Danahomer, Reeks oo
Vsg kg rld,'=„ u it
• r Harvey, Voyfentown ' b Alutir, Bradford oo
Hee L dmith. Riverton
' THE UNION HOTEL—Aro& street, above Third. •
B Z Strawbridge,lnd W L Beammont, N Y
SlWitlxiurn, York eo, Pe. S Cordon, York eo,PA
H B Hoke. Lomat/lie ', B Bhmer, Lancaster, Pa
8 Dyer. Woodhull)? -
I,
James Ole sa, So.
BWoh & la, Reading 'James L. Whitaker. N J
H M. Bowman. N .:„Wm BDowning Pa
D DAvulson, 'Xenon /1. Ropes, Bronel in '
W Mathere. PI
BLACK HEAR HOTEL—Third at., above Clallowilli%!
Beni Heifriok, Long Rwamp Remi Long, Long Bernell:.
Geo Park. Thmpliin on, Pa Henry Hihsthman, LOD
XII, Smith, Puttst .wn , Weiner, Bethlehem
W Antrim, Ponnsburs
riti n n r k t iL i ti o , [t o u r ni t i l ie l l o . o Jurn Hutt, aninneytown
Immo Tomlinson, kly berry NTS Tomlinson. By herrY
Master Tom imam, By berry M Cooper, Lehigh ea, '
W &caber, Pa
Br H A 0 Saylor, Pa Wellington Enna, Pa
Chas Oeorge, Pa
Filehmeldt, Reading 11,11odleig. r otmanwn
Jonas Smith, Pottstown Jacob Boiler, Stonersv
.111 X Ciemens, Chester Vallor
STATES LoNioN 110TBL—Market street, above Sixth.
10 Bruner. Columbia, Pa Calvin C Clarke. N Y
Cerro, Phila. Ceo L Plitt.Harnsburg
Jae Early, N 1 Jag Laming. Del
eon re
. Nv h. ,,, i , i, 031 . 4, ,.
~cm
aportown
g.
inc.Jbuimimo. Ohio
Mies 0 Teen Pa Joehria n Bieber, BueLa
Wm J Hall, Emit enhld to H Thompson & fa, Pa
Thos 0 Ringgold, Mil W Simpson Bait
Jas Morton. But, Jas Crate, Blairville
.1 A Christy. nJrtlbn Pa. H Parker. W star
W F Blink, Newville. Pa Mim Ililroy, N Y
Oeo hpaeg ler, W lies, Del Jos Cull, Pa
FOrNTAIN HOTEL—Second street. above Marcel.
Jae Field & In, N J Enrol P Pepper, Del
Bsmi PL.r:is. Del 3 hllliar, Miihngton. Md
J D hlinkle N J JRs p ennderann, N J
T A Ricardo, Day View Mum ktnilie Darwin, Del
Jaa TWIKC, Aid W fl Herring, Felton, Del
Wm D7er. Lebanon, Dol ins I, HoPalne, Dal
John 1 Jakea. Del Miss Smtth, Del
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Stecond it.. shove Aroh.
T B Smith. Del H Bushes, NJ
Dr Nicholson, r olluvlkill co 8 0 l-lsokwell, Jer Shore
Alf D Clay ton. I\eistown,Pa Thos England, PhDs
Joel Fiob. Phamixville John Brasil,. N Y
Richard Wain, N J H Beard. Williamsport ,
BALD EAUL)3 HOTEL—Third at., above Callosrhill.
R Humphrey, Pa Alas Yost,Rmulins
rvii:grorr; Allentown tietnx:
Frank J truer. Bethlehem Baml Berritraser ,
Titus Richard. Ducks co
AAR. OM E LLIGIVICE.
•EE FOURWEI PAGE
ARRIVFX.
Pohr Sain'l Croft. Atlanta. 2. days from Chesapeake
City, with grant to ehriat.an & Curran.
OLEARE.II.
Steainelii 9 Kontone state, Mtnlimn, Char!eaten.
Alex. Heron, Jr.
HAILED.
Staamstae Keyatooo 8010. for. f harleaton t lea se 4
bl yesterday. haying on hoard a full freight and a
number of peaseogera.
.
(Correspondenoe tne rnoaoeirdurt Esohange.
CAPE ISLAND , N.l, May 29-6 P3l ;
Two berm brige , names unknown, are now otr t fa
plane going in. No vessels in the Bay outward bound.
Wind E.
Yours. THOS. B. HUGHES.
miismo — KAPJ ob.
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitohell, hence, arrived
at Richinond knit Met
Steamship Virginia, Kelly, sailed from Richmond 28th
inst. for Philadelphia.
ship John Spear. Crozier. for Liverpool, cleared at
New OrM me 26th inst.
Ship Gallego was tower:Ho sea from New Orleans lath
inst.
• hip ti L Lane, Brier, cleared at New York yesterday
for Liverpool.
Ship Luna, beibroreco-ted ashore on Carter's Island.
Is ruing In plea• a. and will be sold as she lies ; her ma
terials will be sold by auction at Norfolk.
Bark Talavera Mayhew, for Buenos Aires, °leered
at New rorkyeiter.dar.
Bark Paladin.
Wilson.
sailed from loilitiMaliB 'Vann
day for Montevideo
day for e ti ilkins, Wood, cleared at New York yester
enos Ayres.
Mohr Planewh. Warwick. from Qulooy for Philadel
phia. sailed from Holmes' Hole Seth inst
Setae Woodruff Sims, Mason. M Vandusen, Ireland,
and Aid. • nailer. tram Boston for Philadelphia, sailed
from Holmes' Hole Seth inst.
Behr' Young America. Howard. from Newburyport.
and .1 Ponder Jr, Ellenwood, from Calais f.r Philadel.
ohm saded from Holmes' Hole 28th inst.
Bony Ply. cheeseman, hence for Nantucket, sailed
from Holmes' Hole 28th inst.
Bohr Henry Brown, Perkins, hence, at Richmond 28th
in ßo st.
hr P A Roe. Baker, hence, at Portland Orb last.
Sear tr Horner. Horner, hence for tiardiaer, ar
rived at Portlar.d
relit G Porter, Hudson, hence, it Danvers 24th
Bohr Evergreen. Porter. from Stainfoni for Philadel
phia. arrived at New York yesterday.
Bahr T Benedict, Goldsmith, hence, at New Haven
26111 inst.
• •
Propel iota !tiara, Niohole, and Alida,Rnldnann,henee.
nrrivtd nr New York yesterdxy.
NEw OaLLAAS, Mar V. — Arrived. bark Saone, from
Mo.
S VECIAL4 NOTIOI.Ih
PIIRSO Ar CHAR:VS.—The American la
thes Are oe.ebrnted not less for their delioate beauty
than for its (nly end premature decay. How important
then to make use of the means which science has pro
vided in nitwit the pernialmta effects of our ceengeable
Moneta. and preserve the come tenon clear and beauti•
fat in sotto of deleterious Influences. trNETT'II
KALIABTON, prepared only by 303EPE BURNETT
St OE., Boston, will be found to accomplish this remit.
for eats by all dealers, at NI cents per bottle. It
RAVTNO POND—NATIONAL SAYSTY Tam
COMYA7M—Charterod by the State of Penneyiva te,
RULES.
11. Money ua received every day, and in any mount
M eor small.
. .
S. ' , LYE PER CENT intsrest is paid for money from
im day it is put In.
S. The money is always paid hank in GIOLI) 'Annoyer
t is called for, and without notion.
4. Money ir eeeteea fram R xecur ors, Administrators,
Guard/nue. end other Trustees, In terse or email Burns.
o remain a lone or short. period. --
6. The money received from Depositors Is invested in
Real Itlatate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other Ream
alma seourities
e, Office open every day—WALNUT street, southwest
tort Third or. Pt. bulelobin
S)3 4. if 9 x 9 SAVING FUND—NOMItIVEaT
CORNER 86CW:band WALMOT BTAXElll.—DeppllitS re
eived in small and large amounts, from all classes of
the community, and allows interest at the rate of FIVE
r Eft OEN r. pe r annum.
MMiMi=El
Of open daily. from 9 until 6 o'clock, and on Mon
lay and tietturillay until nine in the evening. nevi
ent: FRANKLIN FELL t Trearurar and &oratory
M. MORRIS.
MftYFt It S t MIRACULOUS VRILMIX DR
sraoran, the oldest and beet remedy known for Ex
terminating PATS nod mrc.E. cucKtioarßEs
DEWS. A ATE: MUcQUITOEB, FLEAS. MOTHS,
GSA IN WORMS. and GARDEN INS"CTd.
Sir Principal Depot, CID BROADWAY, N.Y.
gold i. all Druggists everywhere. myl6-9in
MODEL SIIAVING AND LIMN- DRNSSING
VSTABLIsIMENT.
L. GHTEKIJNer,
N. N.. corner FOURTH and BRANCH Street?,
having opened his magnificent Saloon for Hair Cutting
Dyeing, and Shampooing, in connection with the most
doboran, private EATIIINO Pthititl, would now and
nounee to i he publics, after a y ear's successful ope ration
that hie meatus of accommodating his numerous patrons,
nave been rendered still more perfect.
Mir None but the beat artiste are employed.
IQ - Private Rooms fur Ladies and Children.
Cr ilea Hair Da ea, and other dressing preparations
always for sale.
Sr Charges moderate. my2-lm
SALAMANDER FIRE-PROOF SAFES —A very
large assortment of BALAM NDEEB for sale at rea
sociable prices. N 0.301 CHESTNUT Bt.. Philadelphia.
..11/ A NS k WATSON.
that )•.'AIDS CLOTHING OF Tll3 LATEST
STYLEA, made in the beat manner, expreatly for RE
TAIL SALES, LOWEST selling prices marked In
Plain Pi gime. All goods made to order warranted satis
factory. Our ONE-PRICE system Is strictly adhered
as we foliose this to be the only fair way of dealing
tit are thereby treat.d alike. JONES & CO..
•eB-tf 604 MARKET Street.
SEWING MAMMIES. All persons who
nave hong ht Sewing Machines which will not porforra
'lto work °netted, are informed that SINOEIVS Ma
°tunes never fail ludo any kind of work. Dloone Isom
disappointed in the Machines of
. . _
I. M. SINGER & CC.. Nu. 810 CHLESTNUT
MAltitlEll
VOLDFIst —4oo‘. 138. On the afith innt., br Kay. A.
Oulver. Mr. Peter Holden to Mine Margaret Itogeze,
both of ePtitivikai Val a.
ISY—LtING.—On the 27th test Rev. G. ere,
ghee!). Mr. Willie% FL Key to Mies Mary tl Long, both
01 onnafrn, N. J.
MI `.'l R-111.8°014.—0n the 28'h of February. 1660.
by ay. J. O. Cla , . Mr. Ileurge W. Mintzer to Mica Line
Oibson. both ol this city.
lIAND—WOM.KI,I4 I 01IFF.—On the 16th of Ana by
Rev. J. It Kenner(' Mr. • tannin L. Hand to Mine Abl2te
L. W.mohniortl.4l of thin nay.
ZABALA—MIIIIPHI .—On the 27th inst . Mr. Valen
tine Zabel , . from 13,1b0a, Spain, to Mien Maggie Mur
-10, from J,ehthd.
the May. aLle n r thL as y l o iz i t4ri ne n o re.
VVillard Netrion Butler, ged 10
.ionn m.f.no Mary Butler.
Tiro friends of the tittnil;* aro mmted to attend the
funeral. thin afternoon. at 40 Monk, from the renidenoe
of hie parents, northwest coiner of Tenth and Fitzwn
ter wont..
• •
NW LT a RER.—' n the 13th April, al Hanover. lier•
many, Georre.W. Poulterer, in the 29th year of his age.
The rentttv's coo friends of tie family are respect
ful y invited tonitand the funeral. from the residence of
his lowlier. No. 3721 daunt Vernon streekon
niternoon, et 4 o'clock. To proceed to Laurel Aid
Cemetery.
it, y All, Ho Tuesday morning, the 29th inst.,
"heft ttlinto late of inns here, t-ount. Londonderry,
jrnlnmli in the 77th /ear of his age.
The relatives and triends of the family are respeet
lily invited to attend the tuner I. from the residence
of hie We, James Grehem, No. 1029 Market street, en
Thor day alter. ono. the Stet inst., at 4 o'elocm. To
won( ed to, Lucre' 11111.
18th year ol I is s
the 27th m eet , Harry C.Stclner, in the
ace.
levied to attend he funeral. without further notice.
tram the residence of toe father, J. P.Fteiner, N 0.832
Piro street. thin( Wednesday fafternoon at 3 &clank.
DURELL —On the 26th inst., Edward IL Duro% in
the 333 h year of II ri age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 971 North Third
Street, t his l Wet nerds) morning, et 10 o'clock.
UII v.—Un Oa 213th mot, Mrs. Julia Duffy, wife of
Pet , lel , Hail)'. tared 29 years.
Unneral from the residence of her husband, No. 819
Coates intact. this (Wednesday 1 afternoon at 1 o'clock.
P OX.- On the 27th inet., Joseph Fox, in the 94th sear
of his ace.
Funeral front the ...Milano() of his son, No, of Tr oy
street. below rt lierton, thin ( Wednesday) afternoon at
o'clock.
w 0 pt.—flo the 21th inst...lscob Horn need 40) ears.
Funeral from his late residence, No. A 33 North
Fd
leenth street t is f Wednesday/ afternoon at 8 o'clock.
K FAH li.—On the 28th ins ~ Charles. snit of George
mid Fitsalieth Newry. aged 6 years and 10 months.
Filn•ral from the residence of his parents. No. 1021
(lontes street, this ( Wednesday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
IA ATI-lilt/P.—On the 27th met., Laura L., daughter of
Lehben W and J. , ne Latham.
Funeral (thin the r. pidence of her parenta, N 0.1315
Girard avenue on Thursday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, •
11103f1 I DE.— On, the 27th mat , Al re. Lydia A. Mcßride,
wife of John Mcßride. tar., aged e $ yearn.
Funeral from the residence of her tomhand, No. 1911
tooth Second street, b. low Tanker, this (Waring...de")
afternoon. at 8 "'cloak.
MeCORMACK.—tan the 28111 inst., Mr, William MO-
Cormaok. rued 88 yearn
Funeral from his latelreside nee, Eally'a Doom Master
street, chore Germantown road, this (Wednesday)
afternoon. at o'clock,'
McF ADDLN,—(in the 2rl h tett., William Percy Me-
Fadden. son of George and Charlotte McFadden, aged
' years 6 months and 7 days.
Funeral from the residence of Me parents, No. 613
north kighth street, this( W ednesday) a ft ernoon, 3
0 M e l
MOO t
EGOR.-- 1 n the 26th Inst., Peter MoGregor, In
th p e u b s yll ea ?p o ll h e is ie s fe e fe r Memo James Street, Falls
of - Schuylktlf, on Thursday mornin g, at 10 o'elook. •
Alollf EN —On the 97th lust, Christopher McMul
len. aged le genre.
Funeral from hie late residlinoe,l'so, Bbl New Market
Orrt, below Green, this (NY9Onesdny) morning, at 9
° :lifillePlly. —At ego Jacinto, Texall AP ISM,
Chariest Murshy, of Kensin g ton , in the ,'
tSd year of his
lite.
?HART —On the 28th inst., Thome,* J. Peert, in the
year of his ag.
Funeral from h is late residence, Plum atreet, about
Fo
SCHurdl, North Camden, on Thursday morning, at
•
o'clock.
MIDT.—Ou the 57th Inst., Chariest Schmidt, eget
ae_years.
Funeral from his late residence. No.IIOS Smith Fourti
street, below Federal, this (ffedneaday) gatemen. at
o'clock,
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11LACK BANYAN MANTILLAS, of thti
I"' thOlet netprovel li etyles'and well made.
lack tip enaibne !krone Shawls.
leak Bilk Gm dne Blum!".
B1:2 EMT,: g ri lregli r b t ti, Grape, "billed , an'in l6 .
Bee border".
Black Thibet Shawls, ribbon, My., and el' borders;
& &o.
Black think and thin Inatioltds_fortnakt i r shawls. •
Gelt3BON & bON Mourn piLlitore.
my 7 No. 918 . 011E8 UT Stripe. ~
NINTH WARD.—THE FRIENDS or
[ RTKpHEN- A DOUN,LAI3 are reggesod
Meet Title ,EVr Nlri Gott 0 mock, at the liortware
lt"
comer of F.fteenth and market Street..
frr /FOURTEENTH WARM—THE DEMOk ,
CRATIO PRIEN OS of the Non.ST P -EN A.
&a/Oh AS are requested to matt TillS LWednesdaY/
C/
BYRN/N. at 8 a'alook, wt . !, ON's, corner of
TWELFTH and SPRING GARDE Street', on bum'.
nes, of lin portanee. Punctual attendance Is reqUeßtNi
it*
THE PHILADELPHIA UNION STORE
e7(erotlis of which are divided aulong.lho Dir
milers) will open on SA ' I'D ROA k MORN , June
2d, with a well-nesorted stack of Groceries and frail
stone. at No. ti lis North NINTH Street, above Keep
Goods delivered nt any part of the oily.
Stockholders, and those wishing to beimme such, will
please meet at the store 10-MORROw (Thursds;)
F,'VENING. and receive their certiflentes. hiliares du
sale, SU each. J. HEIDI, ?resident.
H BOGGS, Agent. ray3o-40,
ST. ET . ANDREW'S SOCIETY.—A STAT
meeting will he held on the evening of THU
even
the llst inst., at 7 1 : o'clock, nt the ST. LOU 8
HiiTEL. Members aro requested to attend without
further notice. GEORGE YOUNG,
m).SO et Heeretary
rgSTRAWBERRY FESTWAL, A
SALE SABBATH L and FANCY ARTIOLBS,
lid ' of the SCHOOL. of Loznn-Rgia a
ehutoh. Twentieth and V i ne stroets, on TtIESDA ,
WEDNESDAY, add 'I3III.II,PDAY, MEW 29th, 30tb, d
Bet,lsso.(AfternoOn and Evening.) Biagio addling' 5 ,
10 canto ; Season tiokota, 25 oaring. in7flA4l
23tV• SIR. HIRAM CORSON WILL GIVErA.
V course of BM Readings, with oriticisme. at 909
NTON lat., commencing MONDAY BVENIND.
May; and continuing every esening of the week.
The nourse will include passage' Dorn ghat epears's
Henry VII'. Troilus and Cressida, Richard 111 OW
chant of Venice Macbeth, 'Pallet. Romeo and Mita.
and Kind bi' Jahn' nagnin9Y on the Knooklur at the
Date In Mach .th t coleridge • Oeneveve, De ern,
Youth and age. Ancient Mariner, and Christebe I lart
nyeon'sLord of Burleigh. The Slaters Charge o the
Light Brigade; In Memoriam; MELOOMMI t • Battle or
Ivry' Hood's Dream of Eugene Aram, ', Menne, Renee
the Shirt, Bridge of Malts . Our Village The Lot Heir;
Long lelloeo• t'keleton in Armor. Building of the HMV.
Midnight Mese for the Dying Year, Hiawatha' km a
011alume, Riven. Bells. Annabel Lee; Hauried l ibutter
The Esemßion. Ingoldby Legends: Butler a eating
to Wear; Dewey on Donuts; Burke on the Nabob of
Aroot's Debts. Ac.
Tickets 50 mints. Ti, be hod at the door and 800
O}fEBTNIJT at. Reading will commence at eight
o'clock. Inge At.
RICH 111 N AND SeIIUIILKILL
PASSENGER RA f I.,WAX COMPANY —Notice
[fEreby given that the COUPON. on the &mita of this
Corium, due on the Brat day of'.June next. wiil be paid
at the Oman of the Compeer. No. 1311 South THIRD
Street, fun Wired on and after that day, between the
hours of 12 and 3 o'oluoic.
my2S-7t CHAS. S. I,VAYNN, Treasurer,
rirUNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA—
Department of Arts —The examination of the
Senior Close for degrees will be held Janne Cads!! of
the present and next week, in the afternoon, beginning
ca each day nt 4 o'clock.
WEDNESDAY. Vtd. by the Vree-Provost, (Physical
? 1 written.
PTl r it rip by Professor Allen, (Demosthe
nes. i
FRIDAY, 25th, by Professor Kendall, (Integral Calcu
lus, )Written.
neON DAY. 28th. by Professor Coppee, (Shaw's Outline
o Pnelish Literatu v.)writton.
TUESDAY. Seth. by Professor Coppee, (Evidenoes of
Christianity )written.
WEDNESDAY, Seth, by Professor ) aelcson, (Cinitio's
Tuseulanai.) IMOROE AlleuEN,
MI 03430 Secretary.
irrOFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
AND READING RAILROAD COPANY.
M AI AUL IM),
The holders of the bonds of this Company, due
.july 1,
119 D , can now receive, upon aPPlleatiortat this office, 10
per cent. in, cash, upon the terms specified In the amu
let attached.
The holders are also entitled to the benefit eta Sinks
ing Fund of Bieo,oQo per annum, as established by the
stockholders at their annual meeting, held January 9,
Mlti, and in pursuance of the contract, entered intp by
he company and duly regorded, to carry the same into
CIRCUL
feet. B. BRA R. DFORn, Treasurer.
"Notice to the Holders of Pirifedefpeia and Rawlins
Railroad Company Mortgage Botads,dwe Jahr lesa
These bonds are secured by the first mortgages on the
reed, amounting in the aggregate to 81/.309,400. The
net revenue for the last fiscal year was six times the
amount of the annual interest on these bonds.
The managers propose to extend thorn for a period of
twenty leers. the holders retaining the bonds and the
security of the mortgages in the precise condition
which they are now held. Fresh sheets of coupons for in
the interest. payable half-yearly, will be issued.
A bonus or 10 per cent. will he given to the holders, in
consideration of their assenting to the extension. This
bonus will paid in cash to the beaten, of the bonds.
on their signing a reeeipt and presenting their rupee
tire bonds at the office of the Company, or to its agents,
forendoreement.
Forms of receipt and endorsement will be furnished
os appliontton,
By or d er of the Board of Managers,
. M H PI ammeters.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
AMERICAN WATCHES.
133333 KM
T 111: AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY,
AT WALTHAM, MASS
TO THE PUBLIC.
Attention is invited to the following statement of facts
in regard to these watobes, and come COnlideThliOna
why, they should be preferred to those of forelsn menu
f notihre
Their sale hoe been cenatantly on the moieties ever
since the business was commenced; thus proving that
thee heregreteri iota popular furor through their in
•plash irllytis. - of the extsnt to which
they have received the endorsement of Via "win, we
may state, that iewarde of Thirty Thousand of teem
are now in daily use in the United States, giving perfect
satisfaction to their owners.
This result hoe been effected In the teeth of the most
determined and violent oprosition from the greater part
of those in the Watch Importing Trade in the large
cities, who have Bs stematically used all their influence
with their ou,tomera to discourage their dealing in an
article which threatened, by its 'superiority, to displace
the foreign watch to a great extent. Many of the Jew
ellers and Watchmakers of the interior, a large propor
tion of them foreigners!, seeonded the efforts of the
Watch Imgorters, being pershaded by their counsels.
and mulled by a contracted and imperfect view of their
own interests; by the f, ar of loss on their stook of im
ported watches, and the apprehension that their profits
might he diminished through competition in a well
known domestic article, with other groundless preju
dices arising froma superficial inquiry into the eubjeet.
Notwithstanding this, however, the watches havestesd
ily gained in the estimation of the 'people, the retailers
have been constrained to keep them to supply the de
mand, a d by degrees. we are happy to add, their pre
judieee and alarms are being dissipated.
Our present system of making the different parts of
each watch the exact counterpart of every other watch
of the same series, leads to a uniforati ty In quality which
oen never be attained by the foreign prongs. If one of
our watches is good, all are good; whereas each foreign
watch le only a probability by itself, depending upon the
Moll and fieelity of the particular workman who may
km, en to be employed upon it. In addition to these
primary conditions of amen, every watch issued by
the Company he made of he most choice and enduring
materials, carefully entehed by the various processes to
which they are subjected, and then Put together. in
spected and severely tested by the best workmen in the
Citatory. guoll has been theme with which there va
rime duties have been performed, that out of the large
number of watches sold, not more than a dozen or two
have boon returned to the Company for exchange, from
any cause whatever.
Every watch Is guarautied by a guaranty that is good
for something. and by parties that can be readily
reached. Foreign watehe E. of the most inferior &morn,
tion, are often/illy guarantied be their makers, whom
it is impossible to call to account under any circum
stances.
American watches come to the consumer unburdened
hr the various oxpensee and profits incident to impor
tation—the total of which, tucluding custom• house do
t es, more than double the prime cost of the watch be
fore it gate to the Pocket of the ultimate owner. This
consideration of itself should decide the question in our
favor.
Every dollar diverted from the purchase of foreign
watches is so mut% saved to the coontrY t so much en
couragement to home industry. and so much added to
the putilio wealth. We do not ask apreferenciaonthese
grounds it our watches are net bitter, for the money,
than tne foreirn.
'llo conclude—we oleim that our watches are the beet
and moat durable time-keeper, in the world betides he
mg the cheapest: and we assert that a series of wa ches
was never mado that would show 60 little average va
riation from true nom ns those we have issued, In in
dividual instances their performance has been uesur•
plumed by nn thing molded in the history of horology.
A dominative rtmaddet. containing lull Information
and numerous certificates fr. in we I-known individuals,
luny be bind on application to the undersigned.
0 UTloN.—au our watch now extensively
.coun
terfettpd by forms o manufacturers, we have to inform
the D11111:0 that DO winch is of our artali notion which is
unaccompanied by a eertifiente of genuine's, bearing the
number., the watch, and signs • by our Treasurer. H.
K. ROHM?: or by our predeeessors, APPL.h.TON,
TRACY, & CO.
Ae there watches aro for sale by fewellera irenerall7
throughout the Union, we do not solicit orders for single
watches,
For do American Watch Conical.
111)13BINS APPLETON.
Wholesale Agents, N 0.184 OAOWAY, N. Y.
mr4o 'serif
SUMMER RESORTS.
BEl) l'i•E D SPAIN QS. —"I Iti s well-known
and delish.ful Summer Resort will he opened for
the reception of Visitors on the Fie 8 g
emit kept oven till the tat of Oett.ber.
Woe Hotel will be under the management of Mr. A.
O ALLO.N, Wlit Oa elparience, courte.o.is manners, and
attention to his suesta, give the amplest assurance of
comfort and kind treatment.
Parties wishins rooms. or any information in regard
to the place, will address the subsortber.
int O. P. riES:D. Bee' y and Treasurer.
my3o Om Bedford Mineral Springs Co.
FPFIRATA MOUNTAIN S - RINGS,
AEA Lnu n aster County, Nunn loam —Dits estrh•
1 )01111011t Wlii be npen by th“ Hen of June The ad
vantases of this beautiful resort are: Mountain scenery,
pure air, ano soft 'eater; every, variety of baths, ono
an it. meets ; a good etooly. of livery horses. and car
maces. For further particulars eon on JOSEPH B.
MYERS, corner Third and Vine Streets ; JAMES S.
EARLE, No. 51 Chestnut Street. Philadelptiln, or to
the proprietor, JOSEPH xoracimmumn, Ephrata
Pnat Mee, Lancaster County, Fn. my3o-1m
A PAOK of well-matched FAMILY
OAR RIAOE HORS B will heaven taken care
of for their cam Dorn now till November or December.
Very beet Of Oily ..eferenoe and deounty given. Ad.
drag •• Box No 990 P.O. no 30 20
) LARGE BLACK
NEWFOUNDLAND DOI). The finder will
ream re a liberal reward by returning him to 1.0. Ui/
ARCH Street. tn.] WM. I:SEARLE: MANN.
NOTICE.- -Whereas lotteryletters testamentary
to the estate or AARON H. BURTMI, late of the
oily of Philadelphia, have .been granted to the under
signed, all persons indebted to said estate are requesi tut
to make immediate payment, and those having maims
agatnat the same top M reaent them In
ARY Dual I Executrix,
my.lo-w6t* No 1129 kILBURT Street.
wil EN, IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
RtrgISTA, it becomes neeegsary" to ,get n
Rieture of vaulted or friend, go to RR MBA'S OAI,-
LERY, SklOuND Street, above OuEbN,
sig THE SWIFT. SURF, HARVESTER.
To above named Medlin* is undoubtedly the
van , beat klewer and Reaper now Warm ior gale. It
oin nines lightness ofdraught, ease or cut, adaptation to
sit kinds of grain or grass, simplicity and durability or
conatsuctlOn. Tho machines sold tact Beason gave tin.
vistaed sa isfitetsgn to the purenuers. aria we are eine
in guaranteeing a i•indiar reault thin :tear. Alt persona
vitality's to purchase a first clan mowing and roaring
machine wiil plerme call and examine the Surfs Sure
Haroesger. Mannfeeturrit asutlbr scab by
D. LANDRRTH it, SON,
Agrioultural Implement and Biped Warehouse,
'Not 'at and 23 booth SIXTH Street,
It* between Market ova Chestnut eto.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
G RE AT REDUCTIONS.
OREM 'IRIMMINCIS,
1100 P SKtRIB,
RIBBONS, ETOI
J. G. MAXWELL as ISON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HANUFAOTURINO
ESTABLISHMENT,
ELEVENTH AND CHESTNUT.
myMfitcwat
CHEAP SPRING GOODS.
E. J. LEVY & CO.
Invite the attention of
To their very large and °halo a►eortmente of
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
SPRING GOODS.
The greater portion have been purchased at the
large auction ealee of New York and Philadelphia, at
prices greatly below the omit of importation, and are
cold by them at retell at
LOWER PRRIEN
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
FANoy FLOUNCED DRESSES,
are complete, and in beauty of style will compare favo
rably with any previous season, while the price, are
fully one third less than the cost of importation.
Particular attention is direoted to a lot of SLACK
LACE SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS,
AND FLOUNCED BAREOE ROBES,
At half the usual prices.
m 328 St SOD CHESTNUT Street.
'REAL IMF II POPLINS.
lizowria and Modes.
Blues and Blacks.
8 81,E0Th D SHADES.
Gray &With Tontine.
Chine, High Lustre.
• Plaids and ()hooka.
SILK STRIPES CILINk,)
For Sulto and Dream.
SHARPLESB MOTHERS
CHESTNUT, corner of EIGHTH Sta.
ANOTHER THOUSAND AUSTIN ILEL
LEY'S SKI RTE—FIVS CENTS A HOOP.—Re
dubttorus /Alain Trimmings, Ribbons. Lnae_,l. Hair Nan.
CorseW. Berlin Zephyrs. s haw l Border/. Tanaelar Ro
sette Buttons, Crochet Budd. &o.
J. 0 maxwELL& 81,
Wholesale and Hotel MenV e ctennit stablishe ant
br ,
myl6.stuwStrp ELF. MTH and CILKEITNIIT.
MILLINERY GOODS.
FRENCH FLOWEIIS,
MONTUERS.
AND
STRAW BONNETS.
Jot opened,
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
THOS. KENNEDY & BRO.,
Joy74in Ho. 729 CHESTNUT STREET.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FADE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
406 CHESTNUT Stree t PHILADELPHIA.
/NCORPORATED
PENN APRIL. DAs, DY
THE STATE OF
SYLVANIA.
SONPINED TO FIRE AND INLAND ALSIP.
eitilevoss
,ftmuel Wrl t, B. Bitney,
Wm. W. Whiten. J.. W. Evenn&S,
Chas. Mahar son, Hem bewis,
Jecob W. Stout,
Dec. A. West,
0. Wilson Davis, l'ileako Stern.
Thos. 8. Martin.
NEORGE W. Bittit„Prealdent.
FRANCIS N. BUCK, Vice Crept IVILLIAMB I. BLANCHARD. Flearetary.
Till MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
401KPANY OF NEW YOEX.
A_Toelat
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
INVISTIO YIRST_NoILTOAONII oN TINAL
WORTH OVER SAMOA .
The premiums arOLOWNII than in many other Oontea•
Mem and the Dividends hare been ormayett,
This iv a aridly Mortrai Then. Sri tor
Stcw3kholdews so that ALL THE PROFITS
aE .ONO TO THE INITIND.
Pamphlets, and every Information, mar be hail
+inane, on applie arum to
F. RATCHFORD STARR. Airent 4
L W. ooruer FOURTH and WALNUT bwortte.
PHILADELPHIA REFBRENreI;
Thorns. Robing, John Web;
Co
Mordeoat Daemon Ooorge_o... 6eut.
George Stroud. E.,. Whalen,
Jobst II Myers,
iirintitircitEnt
Vr.'l4. l l"tro2:
4= LIZ' fl A a% thu g. hylf •
I N T S
TIURt A N fE OES COMNIPAANEYE
O A F
DT HI4AE
OGEA URAN NN —i YLV • ESOHANGE NUILD
im isAstim
Obartotod in 1794:-Sapital 4111X1,4416—Aaseta, Jimmy 1,
e EOM
All invaded in sound and available iimritles—oon
tine* to imye on VesaeboaCioes, BalMints. &Doti
of Merobandiae, .I, on li tanzia.
IRE RS:
jam D. Shown , no 11. Stuart,
Simeon Toby,
IF=Vlrinti Jr..s_
?lee alaoalcator
4 ,,,,„..., S. Smith, • a banal B. Imams*
an E. Dodd, . Rai
Ulla= R. itt re. a. t i ttno el lii. F airs,
ERV. 0 liggraliD, frealdent.
W(GLI AM El A 11PR .finamtnr• 10 o-wida, tt
ANTHRACITE INSURANCE COMPA
NY.—Authorlited Capital 1100,000—CHARTER
rzaTivAL.
o.an WALNUT Street, between Third and
Poiuth treat. Philadelphia. .
This Company will Insure against trim Or damage by
Firs. on BuiMings,Pumiture, and Merobaodme gene
rally.
Also, Marina Insaranoes or' Vessels, Cargg.go, and
Freights. Inland Insurance to Veins of the union.
DIRE
Jacob Feller, I°lo4 hisztled.
D. Luther , r. iseorge N. Eakert ,
L. Audeuried , John R. Blakiston,
Davis Pearson. Wm. F. Dean,
Peter Meyer. J. N. Baum.
J ACOB li SHER, President.
WM. P. DEAN , Two President.
W. M. SMITH. Seoratary. . ava-tuthstf
SAVING FUNDS.
AMERICAN SAVING FUND.— Com
eany's Building, southeast Borne WALNUT
and FOURTH&rests. Open daily from 9 till a
o'clock, and on MONDAY til, Bin the evening. This
Old Institution has always paid in full, on demand,
without natio..
INTEREST FIVE PER GENT.
All sums paid hank, on
damaml, in gold end silver.
THUATJ ,
ALEX. ArHILLDIN, Predent.
SAME.. WORK, trios Pre s ident.
John C. Farr, T. E, Harper. Georgeagent.
John Aniseed, Jr., Aanylliodine, O. Roberts,
Jahn Aikinau, Jima wnwn, H . H. Eldridge,
Wm. J. Howard. JO B. WILSO ,Treasurer.
JOHN 0. BIMa. Elsoretary. mrlll.lm
SPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND,
°Moe, 931 North THIRD Street, between Vine
and Callowhill. Incorporated by the Legislative dpril
14th, Usk. Open for Uepoints l'Aymente, front
9to 2%9 °loot. Mao. on MONDAY and TRUREDAY
.}:VEN G/3. from 6to 6 o'clock.
Interest 6 per cent. per annum. repoeitore elm with
draw their, 'c oneys by Cheeks, if desired. Special De
posita received.
TAXES B. PRINGLE. President.
FRANCIP thir. 8011WATI. sot3o - tf if
JUST RECEIVED BY THE CITY OP
WASHINGTON,
A LARGE STOOK OF
JET BRACELETS,
Both Plain aid Gold Mounted, whloh will be sold et
VERY LOW PRICES, BY
E. H. ELDRIDGE.
CONTINENTAL CLOTHING HOUSE,"
N. H. Corner HIGHTH and CHESTNUT eta.
sir Customer Wort made at abort notice , .
• I veldt 3m-tf
R . SHOEMAKER & Co.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
THOMAS 0. GARRETT,
myt9 Im No. 71U CHESTNUT STREET
pLSTED ICE PITOII6R9,
OP THE mosr APPROVED RIND.
For sale by
THOMAS C. GARRETT.
m323-1m No. 712 CHESTNUT STREET.
GLASS, PAINTS,
OILS AND VARNISHER
Northeast Corner FOURTH AND RACE Streets.
seree-Sra
STEAMBOAT TRENTON.—
AP rEftNOON UP-RIVER TRIPS. to
TacorlY. 'H.irrepdale, Beverly, Harlington, and Bristol,
at 4 olock P. M.
On and atter SATURDAY. the fhith of hlay, the
TRENTON,Caputin Hinkle. will leave thiladelphia
at 4 P. M., for the above places.
Returning. will leave Bristol at 4:0, ace Burlington
at 4.30 P. M., for Philadelphia.
Faraway ' I*(r aa
m)9o.eit il,fti H. OATZMER. Agent.
„AaaTURTLE AND CLAM SOUP served
excepted),ii;l74 I.YBT42Bf,llllt! h Z°=4 . T it d in:4
Meet.
N. B. Dinners froml3 to 3 o'clock
frpa S. M. S BISHOP'S PARISIAN
wAnkNILLINERY IiSTAIILHUthIENT, No. 1018 CHESTNUT etreet, next door to the St, Lawrence
Hotel. my 1m
THE BEST ARE OHEAPEST.-Buy
7Umbrellas sad Parasols of
WM. R. RIOUARDSON
myla-tjyllf No. 4 A.
ILS MARKET ea.
alt i PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS,
in every variety, oh ay, at
WM. 11. RICHAIIDILONT.
mvl4-tiylif els maRKEr
SSU, BLINDS, DOORS, E.IIIIITBHS.
WINDOW FRAMES, .to" at the lowest onah
prteex 726GIRARD Avenue, (eeeend *tort!
Iran" WeLOH Pe HUNT
Plt l i FAIRBANKS , PhiiTIPORII SUALEEL
P., b i,fitYt i Mer t.E5.91(.111.
%TEAM SUliAltz, AM) SYRUPS —O.
DoNOO it LT F. 23 Ho WATER fit .ofirere for sate to
the trade tote: 4.000 tads steam Refined Bolters end
Byrnes at the followAng
and p erm.? ; standard teal Cu•
sr, loMo
rushed and es Y l v er4i e he'd wh'ite
Canto A Wlnte.9* White . B.SN; White ?-
lows VI to B ', (. and Drown Clarified, 6.% to liXot tmver-
Vac's Byrne in Ws and bbla. 47 and 400 t tennaylvania
43., rep in bode and bble and 470, and New York Kyrups
in aide and bbls, 33 to 400, 1n91 1 .9t*
JAYNErb HALL.-200 Ne.W OUeli ONS
suitable for Churches, Lecture-rooms, ho.. Bellehelto
613;t601, Camp Kona,. Curtain., Re. All selling* at half
value. Apply at MEI 1,157,1 AN't) Cloth more. No.
640 cIiEbTNUr rtreat, under the Rail. myselm
SP ARMACETI.— 50 boxes Sperm Candles,
:ifarrEtianlB 6 ilittirgled& — ons!, - iti."ill'orB
WHARVES.
[VI R 4. JANKS YATTS , INVENTIONS
rajidAdFliNtirtdolleitrllrireli4idelhri:LiitdhgLigtell.sat gisid
by the i r D Tamen' to nee her Su:gloat 4velitiepee. She
would caution Merchants and others sistnst plunks/ow
except at her residence. lild9 lei r e.4NuT Street, weer',
she can Se consulted between the hour, of II
and Her book of testinionntls will be riven at e wall
cation Bent free to any Dart of the United Stats. Her
Illlnsture is on each 'whole. my 29 twee ty
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN' TU.AT
application will be made tot thetol4llutnitiln
roma., Oomptrio i r rho reset of et u s - K 0 .9.
°salt:l:7; w ea m a l ig am Us Of • oorneeny.
elf-tisiku
WANTS.
WAN T E D—By a young man Who
writes the 7 stem of Penmanahle taught at
Bryant et. Stratton's mmercial Coilese, satiation se
ASSISTANTBOOK-M.Se RBA. Can ih the best
eft! and aountrgjeferenoe. Addreas HOLMES" TAY
WR," PM., cunt*. mygogt•
WANTED.—A practical experienced
Book-teener dooms to mate an engagement
with a wholesale - house, 11101111U160 °Soo, bank, or any
business, ,whore aerrioos would be reintrod•
dross "A. R. T. Philadelphia poet ogee, fordno
week. m -
WANTED—An active man acquainted
with Olt) Grocere. lee collector antl outside
agent. Most come well recommended, Address TAB;
this office. ' Myllo et"
A YOUNU WOMAN wishes a situa 4 ion
As laundress ina private family or to do obsmber4
w &POT No. tag TAILOR Street. my.lo.2t*
VITANTED—a roung man to assist at
bo handwriting e himself generally useful. Ad
dress, in of applicant, " L. T.," office of
thin paper. myne-Et*
WANTED on Mortgage on a
5 11 00 0Aret_ e p ree property worth SX),000. for
toh a bonus will ba paid. Address F. & office of
The Press. m7ao 3t• ~
WANTED—By the first of July. a part. ,
is
with et toga° capital, to join the advertiser;
who is alreatlr eatalniehed in the Dry Goods Jobbeig
business, and doing a very &lOW. trade, .and wishes
flood partner and eapital to increase the same. Adders*
ones." at thin of fi ce. mytB.3t*
. _
•
'ro WHOLESALE GROOERS.—A young
man. who writes a Lood hand andll quick at figures.
wishes a situation Ina wholesale Grocery titers. Ras
had four years experience in a retail smears. Oood re
ferences given. Address " .11 B," at this office.
my3ls-fit.
AN EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER
wishes Bib:ninon s wholesale stor Busy otori.
p ri t o ttir h r e y r tence amen. Address "iver.."
AA Young Man from the South wishes
nnera of in a roopootable private Amur. Address
. 4 M 3)," °Moo of this paper. my2:64t"
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN WHO
Acan influe , •oe a fair amount of near Gash. trade,
wishes an engagemant by the let of July in a first-oleas
Jobbing Dry Roods Rouse. Addreal " F. D.," 011os Of
Tks Press. tny22 10t*
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
FOR BALE—A SORREL HORSE,
Bashaw Rook. 7 /ears old. J$ hands hub. a
free and stylish driver t wnl be sold low Tor want or
a no.
Apsq_at
t.ft waTly ample/. Broad and Wilmot/ trim
al
EIOR SALE —A DESIRABLE FARM,
nor containing 112 ACR.'B OF I, eND„ equate in Rad-
Road. obootoae male Pt
Morten's Corner. and ' lsgie r stations on the rag/e iwe
r/la Railroad/. with all nese/eery_ FAs hi BUILD
LNG di tided into fields with said serf its
and running water upon it, a small proportion of wood
land, good Mallard Oobilioe.fruit, illott of the first gnat-
For a view of thei r lionanand farther partictliars
re l diVeS j a i tilit n iAlt 1 01112, t gllfi r t=7oolllW,
iny.lo-wtsit•
al A FIRST-CLASS 110T.EL OR Bali D. ING-HOUSE TO RENT.—The whole of the no
per portion of that ilea build's( Minimise_ the *Warn
side of the Philadelphia Bank, in CHEMTNUT "treat,
above FOURTH, over the Storrs 413. Oa. and 417,
ARM beim{ 40 feet front, with an estisasive four., toy
back handout. 310 feet wide. and intending ted feet to
Rangtead place. In the* pestals's, time are 40 well
lighted. well arranged , and we.l. ventilated rooms of
Tim rases suitable for parlore. salons, and obantbere.
together with admin -room. MP feet in length. There
is also a quantity of well.preserved furniture on the
spot. whioh th tenant could have at a lair price. The
advantages lk blob this location possesses to an enter
prising_party for the establishment of first-olses Ho
tel or , Boarding.Sllllls, ere too well-known to require
further commendation
ppliastion may be made to the proprietor, JOHN
RS A. at the premises. 4.3 CHESTNUT Street. a.b.ve
FOURTH, from to to! o'clock. myl9-St
To PHYSICIANS.—A Physician re
siding in a populous town. about tour sours' rids
from Philadelphia, and harm. a practice of SUNIXI per
annum, would dispose of his Imams and location at a
r.asonable arum to a marred person. who snit pro-
duce proper testimonial.. A r.re chant, is offered to
an , person who India. to locate in s. pleaasnt town.
address "Physician." Aloe of TAs Press. m4B 6t"
FOR HALM, OR EXCHANGE FOR
RW..15.11tR ORA -DIKE—Two two.storr brink bounce
and lot of ground subject to improvement Rept for
$7 per annum, sash. A smell amount of gash, and the
balance in merchandise required. Address A. S.. Press
°rocs. mtlftlin
a TO LET, UNTIL OCTOBER,' IN
Chew Street, below Ohuroh lane. Gormsntown,
a Sung- bed House with Stable ati imbed. I.umediate
possession will he given. Inquire of Mn. RHOADS,
436 WALSH'S Street. mrSig
ga FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE.—
BM. A most desimble Pastor/, wit , lage lot of
ground. froniing on th ree stone e. suitable f or a most
any kind of meaulsol l r. Ter= easy. For pallier'
bus, inquire of
_41.11 MUIR. Six th below Arab.
or to W. U. ROUES o. 1009 imstnut at.
.aulklat
s p a TO LET OR FOR SALE—A FOUR.
Sollstory hones, double back buildirem, all modern im
provements, in complete order; an aliment lar °yard.
term low to a good tonset. _ Situated No. 1904
r.STNUT street. g ppiv at No. 719 CHESTNUT
Street, in the Masonic, Reif. man-a
FOR SAL e -A HANDSOME PRO
PRATT, in Germantown, within a, few minntea
alk of the depot. Fine garden. with hot- bedr. Abun
/sue of Fruit—Grapes. and plenty of shade. bums
; gas and water throughout. Stops Stable. Large
• •
Terms very aooommodating, and possenton_given
when required. Antdr to B. B. comgo_ ._YEI
ard.2.if at the Phitedelghts Beak.
.pOR SA LE OR RENT.— A very desirable
NEW COTTAGE RESIDFNO O . at Twentr Brat
and Veneto streets. two squares from Tuve Station.
on the Germantown Ratlroad ; twelve rooms. bath
room, water.cdrret. furnace range. sea. Ao.. Am, bal
conies, Wide-trees, and fro a hall VI an sore of
ground. Anlito J. Bt. GOMM ONB,_
m 521461.• 420 WALNUT STREET.
BOARDING.
T woP GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACOQM.
mowed With s larilik fr ont room, with gas and
bath, at No. 260 North FIFTH. Street. a2)22-61*
TWO YOUNG (4ENTLIMLEN (JAN BE
-s- aeoommodated 'with good, airy apartments, (Salk
trot.out board,/ is soloists family. Looaßon con-
Address TOLBERT," torough Blood's Dia-
Patch. spat
REMOVALS.
up =OVAL. —SMALL (MANUEL,
wilrol#E GROOF.littr.eve removed trore
QA North tiNC Street. to 121 }IA.ET Street,
above Front. nor side.
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL -DASH WILL BE PAID,
and the highest price, tar ladies' and gent.' out of
clothing pplease call at, or address, B. D. Ancona. No.
737 OOUTB West. m726-6t*
CLOTHING.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
BOORHILL & WILSON,
„No. 603 AND 603 CHESTNUT STREET.
Ars °fermi to the publio,io °m:motion with their
regular business of
MEN'S CLOTHING.
A superior stook of
BOYS' CLOTHING.
Of the latest Spring Goode, and made In the
MOST FASHIONABLE MANNER.
. Measures taken sad Garments made to order at the
SHORTEST NOTICE. my:l,-1m
CONGRESS SPRING,
BARATOGA, APRIL 16, 1860.
An attempt has been made to deceive the public, by
persons offering what Step call " Corrals's Waves"
from Fountains ; and at the pries of six (Si cents per
glass. The wholesale price of the genuine Congress Wa
ter, at New York, being about Tx (*maser glass. the im.
position of pretending to sell at retail at less than cost,
and without allowance for freight. cartage, or breakage.
Is apparent; but their probable (mums has been to
empty one bottle of genuine Consmas Water Into
Fountal a filled with their trash, and thereby christening
its total contents.
We have eaves sold Congress Water in Fountains,
nor in vessels of any otl,ir &misfits; than ordinal,
sized GLASS BOTTLIIII. The cork or ever, bade of the
genuine is branded "CON ORE.'S WATER"—"C. tc
W.," and any, without those words and letters on the
cork, L C00211111711T, Whether from FOUlltallte or
Bottles. CLARKE & WRITE,
Proprietors of Congress Spring.
The following gentlemen in Philadelphia, viz :
PRsDF.RIII2 SBOWN, cot. Filth and Chestnut sta.,
FREDERICK BROWN, Jr" oor. Ninth and Chestnut,
,r O
RASI.S 9 ,1.18 & Co . 724 Market street,
C. TURNifth
BANDy Co.. ruce Street,
909,1. /iU296 Third Street,
O. S. NUB fi 1.. 1410 Chestnut street.
A. D. D. TAY L O R , oar. Ninth and Chestnut streets,
Ars oustantly simile, by us with the grains." CON
GIS'S WATZi" in bottlers, freak tram theirengrese
Spring. OLA SE & WRITh,
aplitAinif 99 CEDAR St.. New York Car.
TRUSSES l BRAOFS ! SriPPORTERS !
- 1 1- Correctly adjusted at NEEDLES', TWELFTH
and RACK Streets. Ladies entrance Twelfth street,
first Moor below ham. Lady attendants. Praha. krur
fish, arid American, in Arent variety. Belts, Shastio
Mookinge, ueneOries. Shoulder Braces, Syringes...to
mygg-tolidyl,
ge
THE PRRKNOLOGICAL OAI3tIVET
Mr* EITABLIsIInn SY FOWL') :7
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Vga l igosi n , d FVettir ,r b t l atei a -Coro.
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PHRENOLODICAL EXAMINATIONS.
The linpoitanee of Pnrenology. in the training of the
young. the selection or crompations.and oompanions,
and m ever t ; department of active life, je *stud a ,
k now i e d g ec y mut inteinuent persons Who ere etetunint
wt lie iota.
Written demonytione from dapierreogywea will b.
Sent by mail tor two dollars.
aiwgeswee or books sent mettle.
4ORNL. CAPEN.
No. am CHESTNUT street. mocitid mpg,
cohlt,eatarnif-Ww... PhiLawieati.
MANNA—SmaII Lt ale for aalo by WE-
Talmud, & alma& ) a, 17 .ra 40 14 , -A ,
owl. ain Rt.T7t3
1860. 10E! ICE! 1860
.
COLD SPRINO ICE COMPANY.
SCALE or LIMILT
IP ° 4Pds 11,9,17 4C Dena PO lrtsek.
-•
Iv- ..
1$ •• Mi 4.
is 44 44 To
ICB
jaw your orders to the aloes, or Mtatty
)s be given to the
OS .CANILI.
etNa
-30Wlr ZIt " ? Rd m°7l PrTE
tiAieikhti.C!J kkZta%l-
A end T 1 e V- rIP .H Itrete, jtll
Qt TANSEY—Eastman's, for sale by
EIZOO orwratcoud, & BROTHER, 47 424 4 .ca n
ND aueou sq
ABIESZIWZIV.
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
Pole Lessee M. A. OA HRETTSON
faiii:lreeart _
T ( WE
'IRE riErVENINO, Mll7 SO, IMO,
HIDDEN HAND.
Wool. Par. Clumfrw; Donald Ba)s.. Mr. W. It. Pare;
lurrioatie. Mr. Dubow Capitol* . Mrs. Anna Cowen ;
arsh Hooke, rs. H. A. Perry.
Previous to which
THE MODEL hi r e WIFE.
DortueioL Mr. Cheinfrsa ; Stump, Ma; kl. A.
' Whims as usual.
Doors oven at 7% ceolook t Curtain will rise at 8.
WHEATLEY it CLARKE'S ARCM
SEET TFISATR.E.
THIB,.. ( WEDNESDAy) EVENING. Rey 30 MC
Sixth pilot or the Encasement of Mon Baumanlt
and the production of the new Trott Drama. '
THE COLLMEN BAWN.
(Pieced in New York amidst an epotteinent never ex
celled.) A Drama, In 3 aeta,by Dion Sondem*, and
dethasted in him to the ondying memory' Of .4erald
DocILERe. thfre• of tbe Po
pish) Bouctoaalt. sesta *Reared due 44.
Vll3lOlO.
E XTRA NOTICE !—FITRA NOTICE I
McDONOUGW! GAIETIES!
RACE Ftreet.
INTERNATION L PRIZE FIGHT.
h e Hs 4 h,og Fared now beencperformed in London,
with gfetit eUeoleter at three Tkefitrei, on the same
evening, entitled _ _
- • • •-•
B. •8.,
or the
BENICIA BOY!
Will beproduced at the Gaieties, on WEDNESDAY
EVENIND, with the Original Colon of 81110T1 and
Heenan.
NEW SCENE PAINT T_D
Represeintins WIE taw W AT FARNSIDDRODOR.
THE BATTLE ()WOUND.
To stye the Piece ever! possible *Seat, an engage
mint has been made with _
AARoN JONES
The Celebrated Prigihrt. the original Trainer of SOHN
C. HEENAN and the oomntor of OM BAY e.llB
Who will condi:nit the PLAI p _ e T as it really occurred, and
will represent
JOHN (1. HEENAN.
TEE CHAMPION OF AMERICA.-
MAT RUSK, the old favorite of the Northern Liber
ties, and the Champion against FRE t LAND, the
celebrated Enahsh Prize Fighter. in 8143, will, for th,e
mammon, repritient
TOM SYERS.
CHAMPION O A F ENGLAND !
SOLOMON'S TEMPLE,
A large, heantifal. and seam:al:nodal of Inc grand
est and most interesting hawing ever wilt is emoted
in the Immense saloon of
NA_TIONAL HALL.
MARKET. ABOVE TWELPT4I STREET.
The Model i Se feet lons, 24 Met wide and 15 feet
high lighted by fOO gel Jets. and the war:thinners re
presented ni eOD 22aree armed in Jewish costume ,
surrounding the venous warts, give it I life-like up
issammoss.
Head Ist Kiegs. sth to lth OWL; 1 Chinn., Mit ohap, 2d Chrnn.. 4th and 7th chapel and kaodue nth chat. Aro;
contents and description of Solomon's Templer all m
which is faithfully represented in the Model.
OPEN TO VISIT alt - ,from 10 to 12 A. lii.. 3 to U
and 7tolo P M. Lecture at 11.4, and 011 o'clock.
Admission, 21 cents; me thildrea• 21 cents; KlDeb
obikl. 14 cents.
Liberal arrangements made ',nth schools and churches
with privilege of lecture by their putor. myt-tf
PENNSYLVANIA AOADEMY OF FINE
ARTS, 1094 klirplirr street
The Pith Annual Exhibition is now oven dnibr. from
P dela* e. seta P. IL. acd free till to P. M.
Admistlee X mints. itesean Matte. lo gents. Chil
dren. hart n ee.
the Stockholders will revolve their tickets st the alai of
ALoadosis.
NIRDICINAIg.
DTL. J. H SORENICS SEA•WEED TO
NIC FOR THE ouR OP °WPM'S; A.—Tlim
remedy is composed of a compound preparafion of a
common weed. growing anal the seashmo, and is a
pertain And infallible remedy tarps curs of clyi.pligia.
1 have been in constant enteric.. .or mr. r twenty years
In treating diseases *Ube lungs and stomach. and
found years aeo. that my Sishenh's Palm ale B rues In
many cases. where the stomach was very weak and
wi h ninth acidity, needed tome assistance; something
to stlnadate and bring up a tone to the stomach was re
quired. In other eases, where the • tomer* and Liver
are in a tolerably healthy condition, the l'elinento
Syrup alone seems to take right bold. and putifise the
lood an nesse the matter in the lungs, at d a owe Is
soon effected. I found pure breads would strengthen
the ortmonoh sod greatly Faust digestion MOM./ lean
ago I onto. &craw an article in an old almanac covera
ll,'the the effects of sea , wesd distilled, is stresgtheklng
stomac h. . .
•
A !Ur teams' its virtues in a moll wan soon saw Its
good elleets, and got w h ich
aat 11 ha v es more general
mjanufactore. since which time r :reed husarge
o ftik4 B 4TA L P12,8- th ltir and N em t tag
imitations of a tore d liver much quicker than calmnal,
withou• any of its bad Create. 7he Bea-Weed Tottie
brim- s up the tone of the stomech. Pi' eie at once an
appetite, and the Palmate() Syrup then digests and
cures vonimmption tp many dame are ram. W den j
first bet an to 'manufacture end sell the Des-Weed
onio. ever- mediael work and nearly every physicianwee opposed to using ,
mimulaats for anything like
disease' of the lunge liver or stomach ; now, sines
seeing the Ornate of the ed onus. mull
every medical man recommends Bourbon whiskey or
stimulants of some kind with rood effect
The effect of the Sea- Weed 'frolic is felt soon after it
is takes, as it supplies st oyes the. principles of .he &-
fMeat gastric, Mice , and the food is digested natully.
. Aide, e Ton chemists y resembles the natura
diatin
tri that even find diticaltY -
pushing them. It gives tone and steer ethers me mo
mach. thus enahl ns it to secrete the proper quantity'
a. d quelim of gastric, juice, and Dyspepsia and all its
discuses •cion disappear..
It has now become of general use. When there is
no symptom or conromption, a little taken before break
fast will create an appetite. • tier satiric a hearty din
ner. a wineltlasettl of it will dieeit the fond ee4l Pre
vent any unpleasant feeling of faluma tt is rimed,.
harmless and very agreeable to the tests ,• tt corrects
the stomach in such • way that everything that is ea ten
seems to agree with the Womack; aid by isontoming
its useperinea become quite &shy. was once a walk
ing skeletons-bout the streets ot this city. and in tie
list age of earatlMptine I any weld 214 poem a; in
ahmt. it tame se`dom that persona are tem:tided lett
arateipsia without gore torwritty of the liver &adman
salvation of the Weida. than one of Reheatik's _Man
drake Pill" aboua be taken ever, night 'or a week or
two. then one every other night. This WI I regulate the
towels an gradually that nature will do it without the
aid et( purVitillitli
it is IL well- knnwp fact 641130 M, suffer like the Dye
peptic; for. in addition to the Dram:We, tasty is ousel.
either headache tour and sick stomach, pain to the
side taleitation of the ha/M.-chills and fever. gravel,
disuse of the kidneys, nervous weak - nem and tremors,
are general debi icy.
The Bea Weed Tom is a lament bittamottving
Person a • nod ayeetite and goad digertion; it is nut rip
in quart bottles. always ammo with the momach, and •
axe balite tenerala effect" cure.
Prepared by J .13CHENDIt. sad for side.'whelmala
StYeet•
and retail, at his Principal Mee, No. ay No rt h MINE
Peiee el per bottle, or /Paper half dozen. myli Ulf •
pieta._ MORRIS' /DUCE PHAL 0 S
F. II S.TPEOTR M 9 It g f
• •
Ps OFESSOR MORRIS'
PROFESSOR MORRIS'
MOOR PRALort.
RUC E FRALOS,
EUCE P stALOS.
AN INVALUABLE
AN INVALUABLE
AN INVALUABLE EX -
TERNAL RRIBEDT,
EXTERNAL REME ,
FOR DVEASER OF TEE tavraziAL REMEDY:
FOR DOI RASES OF THE
FOR DISEASES OF TEE
NERVOUS lIVS T E
NERVOUS SYSTEM,
NERVOU.I Y STE M ,
Asoeessioeted by intense
APPLICATION OF THE MIND
to the researches of Literature, the concerns or
Commerotal and Financial Blueness, width, affairs of
Professional and Political Life,or as imemioned by act
other cause from which the Nervous System has be
come exhausted c o veiseased.
The symptom covered bv this valuable Preparation
are numerone ; of whion the more prominent are.
}.X.CITEREsT OF THI. BRAIN. AGITATrON
AND DEPRESSION OF TFE MIRO, CROON C
" NERVOU 4 N BMW NEU R ALSIA, RHlsUatill - LeM.
ciRVOPS BEAD ',OEN Etc.. Sm.
The EMCEE' -ALoo. is carefully pared, In Per
misarn, from the Foneauta of PROF — W. htOR RP.. M.
U., of this car. to which he refers in 'his Philosophical
Pamphlet. " PSURtKuS." On the relations of the
Ganituo-Nervous System to the immaterial tool of man.
Having exhibited Ina rrinciples and commended the
poem of Composite Flonropath• • Protenor Ite says;
It may be permissible that 1 should offer, a. an il
lustration, my own case. A °manuals amine of sue
des for a Iltielber Of year, had, to a 00:0;113 extent,
produced the ordinary effects of extreme mental ap
plication by attenuating the prime centres df orrame
and intellectual life. and henna WWI. 11, felt rlPOineßite o f
personai relief. Having a Wed-fOunieed confidence in
COTereite Homoeopathy and an intimate enquatntance
'nth Malaria' Slade aof the Romaropataia School (
selected contain entostanone of after steed harmon rout
relations and approved um. end combined their (+even
tual properties in proportional unity. and wee gladdened
br the poseesinOrt Of w inediCinni resource.' Prof...or
Morris describes the mode of application. and then
adds: "In this way the desired reiief has been ob
, tamed, the nutritive ststem invigorated, the Poulin,
nervous system restored to its former tone, end m. coal
clearness. tranquillity, and aneor—at th- Mellor nearly
three score—are the marl valued results"
Prepared. and sold a DOLE. al K. by MOCK R WOE
& CO., No. 613 North FOURTH Street, .Philsdelphin,
anti at RETAIL by Druagiatn ,enroll'.
Pnee, el per b.Stle, haze sue—ld cents small else,
mISS Snot
ASTHMA ,AIMrteTANT RELY&F and earn- CURE adios attuning earn-
pliant. use
FEND TIS
BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES,
Mae by O. B. SEYMOUR & CO.. 107 NASSAU
Street, New York. Prioe Slyer box ; lent free by post
my7-6m in FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGIST:Pr
BURNETT'S COCOAINE.
6URNETT'S COCOAINE.
BURNETT'S COCOAINE.
A oom pound of Cocoanut. n at Oil. *to.. for dressing the
Hair. For adosoy and agrasablanaim. it ta without am
e II' iI. FRIMENTS THE HAIR FROM FALLING
OFF.
•
LT PROHOTBE ITS HEALTHY AND VIGOROUS
GROWTH.
IT IS NOT GREASY 09 STICKY.
IT I, EA V. El NO DISAGR REA 131.6 ODOR.
IT SOFTENS .THE HAIR WHEN HARD AND
DRY .
ll' SOOTHES THE IRRITATED F•C ALP ERIN.
I I'
AVM AFF
INS LONGS ..T ORD:I TIP , RILIEI IN PSI
13R ` LFACT.IJSrftE.
IT "ORTS FIFTY CANTS FOR A HALF PINT
BuTTLE.
A 81p r le application renders the hair (no matter how
Inbreed dry) soft and glossy for several days. It to
conceded by all who have user! it to be • he •
BEST AND casA T Phs
HEr HAIR DRt FIRING IN
WORLD.
BURNETT'S KALLISTON.
Ass wash for the ecompleztott has no sena It is tbs.
tinenished for its coolies and moth= properttes. and
is admirably Adapted to alt unnatural eondutoes of the
aim; reputvtua tan. sunbar.., [fecal.: redness and
roughness of the sktn at.., curing chanced hands. and
alla, lug the it Malmo caused by Abe tntes • f montutore,
en_ other annoying insects. Prepared by .10-E PH
HURNETT & CO, Bostoa. PllOO, al cents per botoe,
For sale everywhere. mrS3.l3t-if
CARRIAGES.
Or err NIANUFACTITRe Or
verr.r.TAM L. ROGERS
AXPOBITOBT,
No. 10011 NIIMTNUT Immo:. ritdoil;t
PAPER HAN CI-INa•!'.
We invite the attention of all persons who stun to
decorate thew Hoaxes, to our large and extensive stook
of PAPER HANGINGS, at either of ottr establish
ments, allot the newest and best at7itnt, snit:able for
stoma or dwellings, end pat rip in the oily or sonntry, by
careful men.
Ht/WELL & BOURKE.
H.R. Corner FOURTH and MARKST Streets, and
27 Booth FOURTH Street, ehßedetahta. rd.alqin
VINEGAR. -2 0 bbls White Wine and
ow i Bed Cider Vinegar, in &loving arder, for sa
ROWLEY, ASHBURNLsR & CO, He. In SOUTH
WEIMIVF:S. mifD
P MNT PLEASANT FOUNDRY, No .951
WELCH Ptreet. Kenaington. Phite.dolDhio,.—W
LIAM 11.'1111RS informs his friends that. hint put
chased the entire stook of ratter's at the above Foun
dry.. he is now propotrod to revolve ordepi fur Kolltng,
(inlet, and new Cur.tints, boap, Chemical. k-ritl
House Work. Goartos. Cast fl ma n e from Rorer
b4rotory or Cupola Ftitnaoee, in dry or green sand. nr
mylb ti
A ZUMEA ! AZUMEA ! AZLIMEA ,
AZUMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA
PACT.' MORRIS' AZIJ?dEA 1111X11113 YOWDEIt
lesonNetured aolely et No. 82 North FOURTH
Street, and for sale by Grocers goneralli. M5lO Setif
ELEOTF 011AGNETIO and 2/At.INEIO
JILL ELECTRIC MACHINE , , for medical Me Mena
r"t nr e ,l !Ind for isoas k Nu. ah South dhViyil
1a.773.3t* W. C. . NE.FF.
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