The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, June 01, 1860, Image 3

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ittdKtniington treootfipiqlw ta «!••««•,w
th« City, Tr«»mi«r,
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- #t4*a»t*d. >3%*?. Hffnttd_that
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■thiattmathikty .reaeala
-, wwWiweCaiia <b*fcw of $8,185 MiMt. 81m*
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UIB egeoaeoadtttoß.aHhooghUia
"- hpniwad*.orathaaiiag. A ■ ] '4.,'-:~" r.;A' ,
■ ;AkXf*(tatioo';.from- : the Water Committee, *«tto
t<*i*ciSa'pa»ln*ofWt*ln'atr*ete, »M paaaed.
;.', ' A,A«**oi«ttoi»/ freer Ui#’tfc«Ußltt#e oh. City Pw
.'■' pMtjrr.ftaii.srtdo*';tho, layiogor' Water-pipe';,i*
' F|tti#Bjl,Pttirf;w**.»lt**4:l*. v,r'.
1 ■ 6* Wfl£P^rty’presented*
'~ rorpbuni
- ftpiaitittlaii^iiUM'pnbni)«}^r*e.- Apweleo.that
tk», pl**e ~t* .»pptor*4 by Coondliberore
t»#t**iiplloir,..e»d' that not more then *lOO ihall
, be paid for jbem,' wu adopts*, and the reeolatfon
v .-. • v ' ■
. fbr tbaparetumo of » certain atrip
of gronni on the Schuylkill rirer, which had been
- taken op lo an amended
' the member* at
<*w»(Mia;«hp*ldxi«tta»de*e®i M the grayail 'an
theSohuylkPJ, aJ*n* iettdingiTehtie, onthethird
- •. Sharedey*orJnne, waraepertad ttom theCoramH
' (y. : After aome deb»l*'ii,'w»*
‘(•iifiSi; ■ ’ll-X; \:ll: "y .
' -.'• ”£n tftdihaMe wai riportad fttsm tba.'COTuiiUaa.
/ iitripef'groaßdebtifc oflhe (tlrard Boildlnga, tor
the porpoeeofeiilapgißg theyardl of thoaa baild
, lD(*: 'Oi> iaotiaD, it waelaid orer ead'efdet*d to
WHp&.,v'> ; ,i*i~ ? ,.;' ‘ : -~V '•' r -’ '■:•
Tba reportfrom jibe, committal* on' the ormtaatad
- al*i('4l«*«a*» of P. ra. Danlal M. Poi,
iharijsbt'pf litfl ! J?ox to hla aaat, mai
p Haabtad. ~It~ refaiirad tka faota oftbacaaa, ud
ooneludad by a raaolotion daolaritig Mr. Vox ta b*
tha doly elected member...' ;,... . ..... ._,
Mr. Drrls oßered a reeohjtion Hirectlofr that ad*
vertlaamanta b* pbbtfsbed by the ebttf. anglßaar
fors*eeiBeMlonji for the enwtion of a aabboi-booß*
latheKrteeijUi »*M; itvaalaidoT*r,E(xiertba
r»la*,aDHl«axtTh*red»y. ’ '-‘S'','/
( Iba ordiiiaoee proriding for the astartatamant
•f the oommiaaiocara to araot -tba 'monam«t in
ladapandonM.Saaua 'vaenpojrtad from Oemmon
I Oonaell. with Rtindry ainriidmcnta. and paaoed.
~Mr. Dariaofferadaroaoiotldn of inqilrr lnr*-
laaba to ruonlng tha can of the Beading Itailroad
«n*tb*lreitj’.trieli at adangonraaapm; irhiob
Araaotaliondinetioc th* chief eexinearofthe
Water Depirtment tq tba resnit.of tha ex-
. piarfmenta medebyWßipntnrWneirteollwa* of
fered by *j T , Beldeman, telegieed to. ;■-■'•-• - .1
A rtaolnllon removing the enepeaalon from tin
Good latent. Bobojlkll!, 1 and Rlagera Hose Coti
ptniee, and tha Soolhwerk Engine {kjaipany, u
paeaedbfCotamtmCotioei!, wtralao pajeod bjrthe
Beloo l Chamber.
_.Mr, <B»pron 'offered"* roeblotSon directing tie.
Chief Engineer of fhoTfefer Department to allow
the foentaina to play at Fairmonn ton Sunday.
i Jfc;’N*»t wjr»*d lta rtferonce to tbo Committee
- ehlfe»er, r wfcteVwas agreed to. ■■
\ A HTelgj debate earned, «»«™i mombera eon
teedtng against snch a raolation, and the length
ei ttrae H woald tshe to make euoh an ieTeetlga
j tton and theamendiapt w'aaloet.-: •
. Mr. Beitbn raid be bid been induced to offer bie
Irqolry might bo made; bocanao be
Pfgbway Department for Infer*'
jeatlop on ineeabject, and bad tajrt teoeiyedno
V* “ '‘i * -j
A motion rotolotion to a tpeolftl
«o not
H#<u-!*fnaJrelation, u ABkendod,wfli*Affrecd
fe- -
VAtyaraed.'x >
h; c oouhok ootracij,. 1 ' /■;' _
A petition »u irteeived from (Jriee A h*ng, uk-
I*f Jwrmlßfion to run eeteamoer orer the nenea
jer nt!»«y»o£ the city/ Bfcferred to Committee
oa Rtlliroedi. . ~j.» ■
Hnaaerotae petltioakwere received taking for Ike ;
ptTing t&d Vutafitag of streets. ,
▲petition «uprewntedfrora the Assistance Bo* -
kttn Compiiiy, ii»klnjs tu be looked u e >tua-
Oie engine femppeny,: A eimiler petition iru ro- i
odTed froin the Fulrniount Company.
A eomemnbatioa Ont receWed from Wm. J !
PhiUlpt- » eiiporinfendedt of. the Pin Alum
end Police Telegraph* eompleiningofthP went of;
meommodettose et the: Cental Station:’ Referred
to the Committee, ed: Polloe. Tito tee, totem
whieh i« groetly needed.
A tomopetanoerree preeentad mpfaet. the - pie
•»ofthe rSdinenee prohtbltlogthe uie of mead
tow ■eepettWee to the etreeti of the eltyi Betomd
to theCommtttoeon Kerkete.
Awaolutioh gitira*hecontra«t forih»oonitno
' <rf*xnVT«rt,l» lJontrrai«ry atmt/batwan
" fflrtk and Bro»4, indoa "Ninth atfael, north of
•S2E«® &:iss*Hf &?*“***; n>
" . r-olutten that tha tHitef
Wf**wi«r «b»;Wii.enr Bapartmart ba iactmatal'
ha haa mad. a raportto CAnaOa of tta raaalta of
■ r^r nua ' i '' u ' **• '***■' ' wfc '■*■
Mr. Hupar oontasded that ti.CoamHtae on
Watar-WjtW h»d; lnttini!tad tha CfaitfEtigfotor
WO nontract forth, MW tnrMnewtiaaU
ytihfc Philaiat who*;, whaet, van 'not' to.
- lyiylMsUi; fas eSfltleiimi fnai
atrroad ibid wtHfhf'JPhiMaWufhad'' tarited
wbaal bidden from «l> rood to aotao hora ’and teat
«Ma.vhaate rf thamhad -obaeand
aatualttad ihair wheals, wban it waa fonnd that on.,
tta.nodnoUsnof a Mr. Stovanaoa. of Taxaa. w<a
Wnf all. na dnlrad that tba eitjTiWld
*"*? w •“*«“*
Jfr.Hoara aaid ttaoomaiittao badaxamioad the
PM « OBt# tottia «<»oloatoa lbat
th*PhtKd«tpM%vhael waa tho batt- Itwaa tha
. ahotjaati jMifcoogh lt wa, not capabla of doing aa
■aab votfcaa Ho Btaohanaon wheel. Tba eom
«£[#*» had, therefor., reeonmended the Chief**
Aajrtoniattatha walraot fwU. ■'.<
forthet diwwaion, tha naolattonof
of Ihojoajoalcf.Coosaion Coaaall ha reprinted, aa
MW«>pa» arialnka*, ta ;ona e«ee
M voting with thi a People’,
purer on a political qneeUen, which ha ooaatdorad
anotlHvalibalnponhiai. aa ha ner.r roted any
t%! but a Demenrntio.Upket:. fLao*hter] -
Maaari. ’Win'M.! Baird aad JaUea AraatroM
enJd tbat ther Wtre aleo represented in ona of ike
Tharaaolitlon iraaadopted.: 1 ■ ‘
ijfiwt.'WfiMi mwiiiiiM' • ' - -.i v,-
Tha «aoia a long report In
permitting tba Highway Department to do tha eer-
mon. tioraaa,
eanbtdaios arrff ad at w.sthet tbelatter plan wee,
ft* beet' ■ They e.titoMcdthat thenortofoleawtofi
the.trestnin tblani'aiiiwr, for-they ear ending De
<wi»htrSt.VlBto,.wopJd amount to STS,7M, aftar.
comtingUe proceed. from theeale of the abroM
dirk ■' -'f '' ; ", ' ’
report stated that i° Hew Yorkthe eortof
oieaßiaz thOatreeta.with! IMb m> th»n InPhl-
ItdelpMft. aramutltd to SSB9.OW. In Borton, with
sUH tea trek, it eost orerf 100,000 aßßoallT. Ap
■ |>»adlyrtotb« B^ttarfalng
fcor^.aad^prtnuEnd' 08
ooeh mait. end >ls# fef • cash hOMTand oarf. 'ftr
)<»g debate, aeew the tala
ttawiwerliß oftbetwo iW*ntaj ! wh« the report
11# flfttliy leid Sn the tibia cad order# to be
The Feme committee also offered an ordinance
appropriating $1,600 fat- tie oleaniißgof dip
fttaet* duriog', .the. month of June, ■ wUeh ' wu
• r jspsiDg 4*b iiiapp oa ike ahore,ndheni
qay took pUoehetween Mr. Bate), of the north
ward, aB.l-Mr.:AS4rowMiiief,>f tkS'lMrt irtrd.
Mr, Haael noeured of doaaangaina.
lli'dppooiaff the ardlwMiee-. Mr Mlller retorted
: end (aid e friend of Mr. Basel had oSteined:the
eOAkfeet from Bigli way 'Department to para
Maff'Otfbamarket iapeae onMerket etroet, and
this wae the rreaoo Mr. Itazel was to aeelOtts in
ihatafeSkfe of tfceillg&wajßepartaant;; , ;
Mr. Hatei dsnlad tie statement of Mr. Minor,
deiared thot be did not know Mr.
Chief Commirtiloner of Bighweys, nor any parson
who had recoiled a oontraot front him. -y. : r,, j v a
The Committee on Police moot ted an ordmraeff
appropriating $145.84,tdbe dtrWedbetween ffn,
Beottand Mra Co«rden t < wldowaof two poltee offl
. The aeme ooniaeittee reported ea ordlo*wo ad-
at
- mUtee on Xraete and Fife Departnaet foot'
tha^SSioftSeoM'd^
' t»fct'M-S««ln(Slt,.4?:*
Are»o'.nt>Oßjfuadopte4 requeetlng SaleotCoan*
Soleet;
Oeaaeilin rol*H»,tf> tIWdM..%O-Mtftniif>tie
n raeolatien that they, bo iainatatad.. the ordl
nanoe.waa.«tdopu^.'. :
- Alio, tn the ranlntlon reUUre to ttyingwater
plpa tn Btlawero aTohueand othar atroata.
<v Alao/ln tha raaoiationo ndattre to, tha radooUon
tn thoahorlffa fees. . , ,
• 'Mtr.’A'. MUtaa oanad ap. tbn «»' ntlon ralatWo
to tha appointmaot of a joint; ooamttfee to make
Inquiry whathar any bribery waa uaed to carry the
lata nranieipal aleotion; whtoh waa dleanaaad at
lanrtbin a partisan apirit, and than indefihitaiy
appointed, On bohatf ofthla Chant
bar, aa tba ooimlttM of’arrangements for, the re
eaptioß of the eobomtaatoasrs appointed to deoido
upon the site for tha monnmant in Indspandesoe
Bqaara/tO the original Thirteen Stater, Messrs
Inghaa, Vr«arnan, Catherwood, Lynd, and Cassin.
- Adjoumsd. - a ■
; PIJfAMCIAL AND COMM EBCIAL.
The Mqney Market'i
.Fkilaj)£lpxi*u May, SI, 1880.
t LahKh Tailor’ Haiiroad aharia toulhad ao at 1 the
Btoek Board to-darr-tho higheat firore thay haTeaver
raMhed, hot not hiflief than the business' of the oom
: easy, sna.the eertaiatr or its soatiananea in ;the future,
Maamalr sudiQisut.towarraut, Asadins was dull, and
ftmorto mil ' Cataarissa boa da' also declined!'
PaM«aer railway aharea are firm, with amall trans
aotiona. 11 ,
' Beak atooka are m,demand, at previous onotauona,
noth aa upward tshdanor
. Tha foroiao adrioaa hare affeotod the lino of specula
tive atpoha unfavorably, without materially wflhenotag
the investment seouritiea. Tfo effect hae been produced
upon the money market by the fendm naira, though the
wieeraen bay .we shah have money tight enough before
IfiSO la ended,"'' * J '
The following are the ahiptoenta of coql hr the Barolay
Bailnad aid (hut Company, for tha weak ending May
M.IWO
Trevioaa shipments -- - ■
' Amount for tha season ——-
Bams time Mat year ...—..—
Inerease -- 43105
It appears to be yet ah-open hueation. what are the
rights of tha holder of a cheok upon a bank to funds of
the drawer held by the bank. In ltH it was deoided by
tba bnyerior Court'bf Suffolk oounty, MassMhtuetts,
tkat wban a- ohaek. payable to bearer, was drawn
aeon the Elliott Bank of Boaton, and paasad into tha
hands of (Anther baoh.wbioh presented it for payment
and eras refuaad, notwithstanding tha' foot .that the
drawer had fund* desomUdsulloiaat to pay it, tha beak
hbtdmgtlia eheok'oould not bring suit eigainst the bank
having the deposit, unieaa tha lattor bank had accepted
thaehebk. ffhia Was! in effhoi, sUebialon that a ohaok
woutd not avail the drawee, anises presented, aooapted,
and oharged i and that the depositor could not transfer
hie legal right' to enforce, thin return of Me dapoeit upon
his oheok to any third party, wilhout the oJnsbht of tha
bftak. Thejlepo«it« ue ti«stad M & loan to ttao b«nki
and lander camnot, of kimeelf* pleoe another pereon
mim atead. Mp can recover (fata Jom oalr bf provin?
ttiatifcvrM made brhUa.re hie ovnnameaod right So
mnoh for Km mohaeette; law.
Ike AnurieeW‘ta» 4 SetUter for May,gives the re
port of a caee before tfae Coart of App«aia in South
Carolma« to precise <r a oontrarr , e&eot> the oonrt
intiamtiog that tha Maeefachaeetta dfaoU'ton was not
; npheld either by pnniiple, aonnd commercial oa&ge, or
;fohey;, rThe South Carolina court held that tie bask
received fendi Ondepocit with the tacit agreement to
i par them oat on oheoke of the depositor, whether drawn
in hia own favor or in favor of a third partr* Thi» was
held to be mercantile uage« entitled to judioia); notice,
, The bank being held to have made eaoh a contract, it
-fellows of course that the holder of the cheok haa an
intereet in the contract* and can bring suit against the
bank apon Wa check. This is certainly the liberal and
baelatfah-lSke view of a mercantile gueshon* though'a
'difference of opinion prevailed among the judges on the
i bench—asi in faoto there did among the judges on the
beach is Mareaehuefatte when the former decision waa
made, 1' V 1 ' ' ' ‘ J
1 The folbwiug rates of Exchange have been famished
'as by Messrs. Gromse 9c Co.. BaAkere* No. 40 8. Third
j street, fhiladelphia :
ioidAreer.kdolls..’...leOtK Old Amerioan goHU.MOS
( n . . X " , &iverelgna 4A6O4AT
; Mekican dollars. Napoleons-r-xx franos-SAS
’Spanish . .. ...1.08 Ten thalets-......7AS
aAmerh « « *fPraaeian;ft*
Ptrefranos.. .. > W -*• guilders.. . 4W»
Genoau Spanish aoubloon IA3O
;Frsnoh •« --..1.10 « ~.lg.To
[ ~ . /iv nxcHAßon.
;M.Y.Exoh f ge,parto— , Piitejxirf>*—. XtoXdie.
i80et0n........ .Xdie. Ciaeiapati Sto«“
Baltimore £ “ LomsviUe Xto 1 “
Riohmoad..... sfto*“; St.Xoois..—.l to iX**
.ChaAestpn.... Hto « Chicago.. — J . to2>4 “
Savannah a.... xto.i** Cleveland...... Xto 1 “
',MobiJ«y...i,.M X Nashville. 1- tolX <4
Naw Orleaae,. Kto I‘V IMemphia.—a tollf »
The following is the 'statement of coal transported
'over the Hasteton Railroad* for the week ending May
)K t XB»i\ s
-'■'l' 1 - ' Week. : 'Previously. - Total.
- - - ■ Tons. Cwt* Toni. cwt. Tons. Cwt
Ohaleton Minds OB 48.099 08 03 Ct 6 16
iCranlterry ...... B,4tt It U SO&OOi
:Kmi Sttpar Loaf. 4,000 19 41CUII 47,893 U
•Council Ridge 2.791 n 41.M8 04 40 4S9GO
; Mount Pleasant- 63* 14 7.« M 14 8-191 08
Hsrletgh. 1.6M15 18,780 00 O4
Jeddo: 14W10 ' 10,481 14 11,707 04
- ,17 AM 00 ■ IMB7B 08
....10,308 17 137,40819
,-Total..;
Laatiear....
. - InMeats-.3,833 08 88,87810 ’ 61,198 13
Philitdelphia Atqck Exchange' 5 Saleh,
. May 31.1880.
Hiroaixo it S. K. BuTMa»u, 31 <X Walnut Street
■-/;-l'.";:, FIRST BOARD.
««£i;ISK:S
408 i do .‘fc Pnew.'.wen
1008 Gatawia Ist m bB/. 30H
M 8 do Ist m bi. 9>H
mo do , Ist
• UNomstorwa ft.. :-. r 4BX
[ BBTWBBN
‘loooTenn Coup
■KOOLehlgh ValBi.--..ig;i
] , BECONH
3 Norristown R, 4| T
W.Loo, (i M,ndß3d f .|;«
lfWitamitonß‘ae.V. V&
908ekNav Com tA-, 8
- 8 Cam 4 Am it—* *Uf
• • do a 135
8 t do aSwn.l3o
13 Lehich Val R—3o
90i>elMutual Ins!!-*. 94 '
t BOARDS. ' *
> Board..
12 West Phila R..—. 59 -
BBeaver Meadow... 6sJf
10 Green Acoates a5.i9
M : do 15,19 :
MQ BohemiaaJdinlag, 6)4
• 6NLto Gia. 30
W SSfcmßankTenn’
i 28 Penns 0« - fir’
I too City 6s oath..**.
rlNQLehigU «S - ..w.l*S
IB’
r 0WRead65*43........UUC
MOO Lehigh Val os. ..., BJ?
liters
OLOatNG PR
tCBB-DULLa
iStT
Ruts «.. /.«». .»•X , iwh
2g
i Sd rates 90 '
Cnfeon,.M 9634
‘Six
Bchnyl Nav Im6S.n>£ k ..
I. ', ’ - ■ Sid. Asked
9ehuy ( NavBtk... 9 .8*
SchaylNgvprf..,,*) 9034
[W A Elm7s lm.. « 70
do 7521f1., 13k 14 '
LonglskllL...,. 11% 12
i Lebfgh Cl A NaV. 04Jg 0034
North Jenna R..- 9 9)f
i u*
; Cauf utnitM.‘!o3< Jl
Frkd ABouthß.. •* 03
: S
Philadelphia Markets.
i There is rather more inquiry for Hour to-day,* about
0,000 bWs found bayeniat OsWUO for oommon and
itood aeperfiue. f 5A0450.70 forextaw, and 06e«l>X for
jMtrftflimHy ;Mift bo’ders refuse our lowest figures for
standard superfine,sod the market oloeed&little firmer,
aeks.toihe trade have been, to a fair extent, within the
Above raage-of prices for superfine and extras, and
for fanoy brands as in quality. Rye Flour is
iJall aod held at f4a4 UK without sales. Corn Meal
is also doll. Penn* is treely offered at A3A714 per bbl>
A ssle ofsoo bbls Brandywine Meal and so puncheons do
iuade on private terms. ‘ *
T -Whxxt is dsll and unsettled, sad IOAOObus have been
oispoeed of, part last evening, at 19001300 for oommon
to prime Penaa red. and UQouso for white. R*e is
Jon, Fensa eeiling slowly si afe. Corn.—l7,e market is
inactive and pair about 10-000 bus have been sold at6Bo
forpri»eyelkrwafioat,oocforrelr,sndooofiOo for da
maged lots
; OxTearfa oaohuiged and dull; we quote Pennsylvania
stdfieDoiand. OilstSh.' -
; Baxius issteadydemxnclat 9SO for Ist No-1.
i CottonreraftiiM quiet; sales laolude about 180 bales
at steady prices.
| Gftocßxixs.—There is . very little movement in the
market, and no change to note m price Or demand.
*. Pxovisiohs Ronunue firm but 'quiet at the advance ;
fitt bbls Mesa For* sold at bbl; Bason
and Green Meats are held for higher prices; a sale of
hulk-Bhonlaere was- made at Ba, usual terms; 200 bbls
are w*r§i22Jsai2s? ** >1^ ol2j * oMtl& ! lduine *
Snms are very quiet, the season being nearly over for-
Cloverahd Timothy Beau.
; Wbiskxt is onohanged- bbls selling at 3lß2tJtfo for
Pennsylvama and uhio, 19H«RK> for drudge, and
21c for hhda St gallon.
' NewYorkStockExcha»ge—Mny 31.
; SKCOMD BOARD.
* M«OMi»;nrlSt «».... *4W KO JMsdlnir R 41k
1W»• •■. l do 84 100 Mjoha *MI R.'.. Ilk
, JOUO Erie ft ftnt. .x-m« 96 66 Mloh 8 guar svMr.. 14X
IM»VUC«nR bdt 91 100 d0...*. ...566. UK
i WlFacMiilS..;™ 80 100 do
• 1460 4 y Central SiX 600 Gal & Chi'? R. .b9O §££
1 60 do.: e'o.Bl* 1100 Clav fcTolß
2 60 do NO.BIK 6l0ChIo&R
- aoe : MS # m . -do MX
\ 160 do—~..Wo. il2 foßelXfc WmE,... 89J*
MOO do...Kg tfNonr* Woroft..»
1 100' -; d0...-..^6o.auj -15 - d0.\..... 84
v 4»Erie ft.,. HBOUJBur fcQniii... J* -
; 600 d 0....... bM.»« M 0 do b». 76
, MOHadtOB KjWftT dTK ,60 ' - d0..^. ..*90. 78X
MO Har1emR......... MX <ll d 0.... 7 6>i
i .-V i THEMAJUUSTS,
; liuim »teady; talesof6obbls at #6JlforPote,
jH£fi’Fearisit#ft.96.'' , -
i Ffcou*.— mm and Western is without ohanse, with
ree*jpts of 1516 S bbfir and salts of 14.000 bbU. at 86.900
4tarot suserfine Bt£t«} #6Joq# 40for extra do; ffiaoo
6SB for sawsrsaa Weetero t #6-6695.66 for extra do i
i#6JPM.M for extra roundrnoop Ohio. Southern Flour
as find* wftft a.ftlf demand,and sa’asorlJOObbis at
'll 6006-16 for inix«d to good, ana #66907.76 for extra.
«460?4ff * OIUr ,B -®* m,lM *** °1 W 0 bbls extra at
l firm bat quiet; »*!#• 65,000 bu*h>
eleatJtlJlol.M' Rye is fi/fox salts 7tO bushels Chi
easo S»no* at9lHo._aninstde fotare. - Coro is. dull, and
rather easier; eataiftiOOQ bushels at 6ftotto for sound
xhJniflit mixed Western, and Watts for unsound do.
Caw are Mil at matte for Southern and Jersey, and 40
b«iv?7wjth sa'ne °f 1M bbte at
#l7*o for o>d. Mm#» 75/©* new. do, #11.60. for old
IpTime.MiO #tt eof r new do. Beef is quietwith sales
«f 100bbfrat§4e460 for ©pantry Prime. #606 00 for
& > JP&Z«» S !£ a ’ #BOlO6O forjresacked Western, and
for extra Meea.. Baooais quiet Cot Meats
are heavy at TKo for Shoulders. a«d fmixo for Hams,
lard is firm, wjtb salw of W hblt at U&ougo. Butter
ieqnietatWwlTe for Ohio, and lleXfeforStete. Cheese
IsoaietatTallc.
: WHisxrisfirm, with sale of MObbteatMo.
CITY ITEMS.
; OiKfoabV, XJnip . OoHtiif*KTAL.—This
aletant establishment,under oar,splendid new hotel on .
Ch«*tßot*treet,is dsiiy attractiflf nwreai tension from
jour citisens. AUvkovmt their mWnifioentlj-or- :
AvndmAtpointm at* delighted, not only with the inter* .
.psi‘sjpfciidor' of the edifice itself, bat the varied and ;
department* '
art .Their Children and Mi*rts* Fancy Hat De-
Wrfctoeflt, ta al*6, Wort especally, that devoted :
tenths- saleef “ Oent’emen’s Summer Hate, are
naw thto*jeJ «i*i!y, *a<4 it mast be confessed that,
Jbttktttkis boose has confessedly stood in former year*
inthecountry, they this sea
son ciibfsxeeltbefr former tilths in the extent, varie- 1
ty ( t**rt,«adlWa«ty of thetr*fc>eh»cf food* jo their
rtrioee department*,'ne their present palatial edifice U
architectural merit to any other simitar «*-
abti*h*rtitsA*»riofe Our citisens do honor to them-
Mive* ; itt' »ttfdl«iaf aa eetafrliohment bo creditable to
theirtsftth and enterprise of Philadelphia, 'f heir price*,
ttortcmr, areunamUy low.
| PBBPABtRPi’Fdd BmiKJl* f r-In pawing the ware*
jreoihs.of Mr. John S. Clark, No. K€ 6 Market street, ye*-
terday, pnrattention wae etrtriad by the activity mani
fMted inthe.ihjyping department of hie establish ment*'
HeissiTrtdy daily filling lar*f orders of his celebrated.
JtsfWWratort, *M, patent' Fbrteiam-llned Water
r*ooVfrt foil aU parte of the tThlonViaot' exoeptin* ■ the
*ity of New York, to:*hicb he baa shipped several
orders withld the present week*/ As>« antioipaie<V
{ from the rtperior exeeUenfieof Ur patent Water. Cool
'kfs.they'arerapidlysnpersedlnra'lothersjtttbe market,
irtd, there is kOwdneetioaV aoftwithttstldini' that other
'imluttm Potrttamrhned Coder* have been introduced
finee MuClmrk t Sp*t4nt, thsthurare the most reliable
Wtiole JO -ttrtJiarifrt; They are oops reeled more da-
tbeif.frtMU insert** Mora
dssinUe* We.oom-.
;ISSnj^jioSiiid * t**ov***■&* that hart' yet been'
*Brns y that Mr. ClarkVgreat-
IMkUsrtlibnrtd W**f*
Cooler, ant RoUg.rMoih.asd tha eytanalva aoile upon
Whioh h. luanufabturtl, enable him to eall at uniunally
OW prioea. ;Cl » ' ■■ , ;
SpißiTUAuav.—Owing to the grant intareat fait
by the oitiVaha Of Philadelphia in teiting the trnthfol
ness of spirit intercourse, Mr. Ji V. Mansfield, test Me
dium, will remain a few weekt longer ih this city* Hl«
rooms are at 885 Arch street N. B. Wolfei M. o.,heal*
physician, hasrtuotoi at the stme plaoe,
Boslnbbs Guidh.—Mewra. Sherwood & White,
publishers, of Baltimore* have just issued a very com
plete Business .Guide* oontainmg an accurate list of *wl
merchants, professional men,farmers,manafwtaren»«
Ao, between. Baltimore and Wheeling, on,the line of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railway. Our business men
should not Gail to possess a copy, as it abounds m reliable
information of interest to the general trader. It is for
•aleby A.- MoElroy, atthe office Of the Giiy lHrectoty,
No. S 3 South Silth strset, second floor. - % '
StRAWBBRRIBS, ARD CREAM —Moßßra. SIoOOOBb
A Bassett* in'the Eastern Market, corner of Fifth ped
Morehaht streets, offerdaiiy at their stand a very choice
quality of Strawberries, alw> Ice Cream, madeifrom pure
cream,' in their owii'diaries. Their olioioe quality of
Cheese is unequalled, and calculated to please every
taste.
Bowrr’o “MiDioAfftD Figs” are cemposed of
the purest Alexandria Senna, combined with fine
aromatics, and inlaid m the natural fruit Asa remedy
for oonstipation of the bowels, dyspepsia, sick and
nervous' headache* and bilious affections' generally,
they stand uttnvalled. Thelre 14 but little taste about
them; and they oanbfa eaten by children aa well as grown
persons. Manufactured by Bower, Sixth and Vine.
Prioo 3734 cents per box.
Not a Pstrr Fottk Estabmshmeht.—Rookhill
A Wilson, of the Brows Stone Clothing Hall, Nos. 60g
and 60S Chestnut afreet, above Sixth, wish it tobepar
tionlarly understood tha? they have not gone into the
mook auction business, nor opened a Peter Funk esta~
blisbrnentofanidesoiiption. They exhibit “gift” jew'
elry tn their windows, as they would any other curiosity;
but they do not sell it or give it away as an inducement
t-i people to buy their clothing. They design tn adhere t&
their legitimate business, which is the manufacture aud
sale of olotbing for gentlemen and youths, and they de
sun making their goods of snob a quality and style as
to secure the permanesoy of their Custom, while their
prices preclude the prtuibility of throwing in a half peok
of galvanised brass and paste diamonds with every arti
cle sold.
Speak Louder thaw Words.—The new
system adopted by Granville Stokes, of giving to every
purchaser of a garment the full value of his money in
elegantly-fashioned olotbing, aad a hahdsome. valuable,
and useful present besides, is having its effect on the
public mind. ** (Joe price, and no abatement, 1 ’ is print
ed and marked on eaoh aHtalesOtd, and Strictly adhered
to, the price being put down to the lowest figure. The
aocorapanyifig present, which n always of ms, and fre
quently of great value, is never added to the price of
Gie garment sold? on the-contrary,each garment.ib
marked as loxb as the lowest, and Warranted equal to the
best t» all respects, the gift being merely an additional
inducement to owh customers to buy, alter having sa
tisfied themselves that they can invest their money no
better elsewhere. With the entire fairness of the whole
transaction the public are invited to celt and make them
eelves familiar, at the “Temple of Foehiou,” No, 887
Chestnut street. '
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
dIRARP HOUSE—Ninth and Chestnut streets.
Jac Jp Cox* Fa R Pay son, N J
3 P Jlodman A la; Va MissCowen.Va
4 B Dickinson, Ohio Col Holbrook, Ohio >
W 8 Morrison D O Miss Morrison, D C
Jas Bunn A la. N Y JB Hall, NY .
JT W Watts, Mass Ja« H Hill, Newburn
HJ Irvin, N Y Chas Kellogg, Burlington
W W Wilhtts, Scranton .Miss Wihitts, Scranton
Thos Davis A la. N J A Lpvejoy A l«, Texas
W Muer, Del G W Collins. Md
d Muer. Md Geo Reed A la. Pa
H Fletoher, NY OF Thomas. N Y
) Bohellhats, Balt ~' H Ridgelv, Del
3 Phillips. England John Millikeo, N Y
5 G Ragedale, Texas ' Mr Clough A la, Newark
C Pratt, Seneca co, N Y Miss Pratt, Seneca 00, N Y
JT Bradtey &wf.N Y Miss Bradley, N Y
£ R Mantas A la, Va Miss CarreU, Va
Miss Lee. Va A Chandler, Elkton
W C Jamiton. Flkton H Wilson, 8 C
dim Wilson,B C ' Col Allison, Trenton, NJ
os Konigmachef.Pa 8 C Konlgmaoher, Pa
8 Slooomb A wi, Boston Miss Slooomb,Boston
R BMoore,N j JuNGriffith, Prinoeton
T W Metcalf. Pnncetoa Capt W Smith. Va
Cyrus Hamilton, NY H Wiloox, N Y
8 Goldsmith A la, Ga Miss Goldsmith, Ga -
1 sol Mack A la, Utica Miss Mack, Utioa
Kiss Ltssie K Cook, Utica Master Cook. Utica
Thos Flint, NY A J Thomas, Canada
F L, Williams, NY CD OHfford, Boston
J B Woodford, Conn Miss Woodford, Conn
V Dorris & wi, Fa A M Sheveriok A la, N Y
•W J B Fmdlsy, Cal Jos Winters, Cal
B Clark, Cal , John Dryner. CaJ
Md L Patrick. Phila
O Van Vorst. N / C A Snyder. Harrisburg
HWFitok. Boston Y
tobt MoWhorter,Brooklyn Mrs MeWhor er,Brooklyn
os White* N Y Hon A K MoClure St la. Pa
dtss Helen Seibert, Pa Mr Langman A la, N Y
V Weldon, Balt 1> Frock* Conn
lev a Middleton. Conn W Watson Sc la. Pa
) Whitohell, N * Appleton Oaksmith
SRTrewam’ XT Coras
fir Murdock, Baltimore J Supple, N k
< AShriner.Baltimore T Cdolt.N Y
{ J Strickle r, Kaums G W Bummers, Va
Geo W CummlnsTDel Geo > Uis, N Y
Aaron Blaney A wf, N Y 8 M Shoemaker. Balt
Mr Green. Texas O K Garrison, NY
Arthur Leary. NY G N Sanders, NY,
L 8 Meloher. NY D H Burtrele, N Y
W Temple, Del . N EUmaker, Jr, Lane
Silas Height, Elmira
CONTINENTAL—B. E. comer of Ninti and Chestnut.
C M Back, Phila W Horn, N Y
d Jewell, Hartford W k Head* N Y
dies Cowan, NY y its Malone, N Y,
W M Seyfert. Phila Wm H Hay A la, W'mport
Jaa H »anf *rd, Buffalo Stevenson Archer. Miss „
P Palmer. Chioago H N Stater, Jr, A la, Frov
K N Maohey, P% „ Henay blliott, Bridgeport
Tboe Angell A la. Prov Jos Chutes* Texas
R F Ruth, Illinois Chas H Whitfield, N Y ’
A Lookwood, N Y Sami Hanna* N x
C M Kelly G S Barston, Me
.asSCoUns, * JOLamb, Alton, 111
C Andress A la, Ohio WW Beggs* Cebtornia
A Gyoss, Chioago, CW boring A la, Boston
S W Jessup A son, NY 8 W Bennett, Louisville
1 7 N Luokey. N i 8 Barber A la, Brooklyn
JUimrr , „ sf'F“»r.K.toh«*
Wm Gray A de, Stamford Mrs H P Waring, Wis
■C V Lord. Bangor, Me 1 J O Harris. Louisville, Ky
T W Ladd A wf.Cin, O lIA Berry A wf, Pittsburg
A Denike St wf, N Y , BenTP names, ark
Miss M M Gaines, Ark . Al» Games* N O
J Paine. NY * - Aif Pell, Jr, N Y
Geo Burgess.N Y ff A Veaxie.Boston .
8 L French, Boston . WLawtoo, Boston
W HSingeltary, Mlai R B BuoKner, Ky
Mrs Case, Fa W Firms tone, Glendon
A Maeklnlay, Halifax, N 8 WR Sbippea* Clarion co
Jos BelißmaQ,N \ John D Payne St ia, Va
W E wtitiDV. NY V a Belknap k ia.Ky
J J Jones A U. N Y G A MoDonald, NY
N Porter. Jr. Conn K Beil,Balt
A H Bear* N Y Col w ood, Havana
’John It Seftverns. Boeton W G Thomas, Balt
8 F Gardner. Balt E L Stow, N Y
W Thwing. Boston Col J Coleman* S C
W Paxton & la, Va W P Boyle; Memphis
Wm T King. Ala DrT a Lynch A la. Balt
Wm O Cross, / la G W Cottrell, Boston
Wra H Carew A wf, N Y HP Brackett, 111
AifJSßlock A da, N Y G R Grant, A la, Memphis
MERCHANTS* HOTEL—Fourth street, hewfo Arch.
JI Lund, Phila Geo Wilson. Phila
Frank Jones, Phila B Hnqyer, gtrasburg, Pa
J Hoover A la, Straaburg W F Coffee, N Y
C <i MoCiolland, L'k Haven W H Mayer, Lock Haven
G W King, Mas* . John J Stephens, N Y
W D Cooper, Pittsburg Jt A McCombs, Pittsburg
R B Arey, 8t Loots C Karnngton, Milwaukee
Wen Young. Miffliutown G J Wiles, lad
Chas Gipner, Pittsburg L P Williams, Nashville
Isaac Litton. Nashville Thos H GJeim, Nashville
LJ Crane. Clearfield . Mrs Reed. Clearfield
C Hildreth. Wellsboro M C Chaplin, Phila
T smith, fimokeytown '
May Sl—Evening.
JONES’ SGTEh—Obestnntetreet, above Sixth.
Wra McClellan, Bcllefonte John Brgckbill, Bellefonte
M L Reave A la, N J ColGTWood.Ky
Wiss Wood, Ky Miss Rogers, Ky
8 B Buckler, Ky Da Davis. Ohio
Geo Wilkins,BO ' JosKane.NJ ,
Baml G Walker, N Y W Hutohmson, Lancaster
S H Gage. Osdensburg H A Evans, Phila
M 4 -
SRfejJy SKttiL
A Clark. NY A Jay Clark, NY
A Corbin, Conn
AMERICAN HOTBL-Chestnut. above Fifth.
Geo F Robinson, N Y Thos W Robinson, N Y
A H JFiake, Pa Geo •'ngie.Va
W H German, V» HPotter. Pa
W J Towne. Newton. Mate Mre E Gildersleve. N Y
JM Lyons k wf. Salt James Parnell, N Y
Mm Lyons. Balt H K Smith, N Y
Theo Truman. Maes Geo F Johnson. Maas
J JPeatody&wf, Wash.DO K B C.rr, Va
J HOrne, Mass BO Putnam. Mam
O F Magellan, Man Mrs A B Riohardson, Bel
JPnce.Pa Mast Richardson, Del
W H Browne & la.N 0 Alex Weiss. Easton _
B Coffin, Cincinnati Miss L Spear, Wllm, Bel
PJones,NY ' Gba*Hunt,Conn
SPerry,NO J Bows, Phjla
O W Butter. Boston H 8 Bevins, Vicksburg
H W Davis, Boston J B Palmer, NY
B W Hurd. N Y Jaoobbiionok, Md
BT. LbUIS HOTEL—Chestnut street, ab. Third,
BSteinthal. Phils . • OR Harvey, Phils
Mn A G Allen, Bedfd Spr’gs Mr & Mrs Dixen, Brooklyn
JKCrane. Mass H Breck, Bri-Uewat’r.ftlaM
Henry KaWenbaok. NY JL Maxwell
L w Hyder A la. N Y Mrs Rowe, N Y , •
■Mrs Robinson, N Y FH Eaton. Pittsburg
LSmldt, Pa . T J A Baer, Phila
,F C boUner, NY. , A JZalch, NY '
Johntl Ore**. NY J 0 Welling. N J
B B Schenk- NY H Taylor, N Y
JHiisgen, Balt L D Lampraan,Jersey City
WSKinsey.Pa J Stephenson,N Y
L Starr, Fort Pierre t H A Johnson, N J
SimonSUm, Phila JPColemarr, Wilm.Bel
Capt WR Norman, BaK • Capt W W Travers, Balt
0 M Talbott, Balt J BiHimen, Potuvßie
; THE UNION HOTEL—Aroh etreet, above Third.
8 Brush, N Y ’ O Callender .N .Y
B Z fttrawbridM. N J J M Spang. Blair oo
G Henderson, New Castle J M Ray, Pa
Noah Richards, Pa_ C Boyer & la, Reading
A Benton A la, Buffalo HH Crampton, Albany
C W Howland, w,| mf Del J R Phillips, Phils
R yf Marshall, Phila ' R 8 Curtis, Balt
FOUNTAIN HOTEL—Second etreet, above Marge t.
R T Lockwood, Middlflt’n G W Rail, Milfn-d, Bel
J B Mlokle. N J T ohnHsm*on, N Y ,
CoIS O Platt, Piattoburg Isaac K Selby,Phils,,
WTKBsoker.Buokseo W HHill,Chto&co,lll
Geo Wttaon, Bel , J B Lawrence, Harrisburg
J BRnwbottom, Wilm JWowens,Sussexco
Geo W Biel, NJ * Thos 0 Hinoken, Phila
8 P Hoselton.N J Jm Alexander A la, Pa
JsePAlexander.Pa , MnMjtAlexand*r,Pa
J 8 Thompeon, Jf J n Mrs 0 M Thompson. N J
F Bateman, N J Ge 6 Humphreys. Md
BALD eagle HOTEL—Third *t., above Callowbill.
G M F Kick & la, MiUewbg Beni 8 Bruner. Phila - 1
J HKaull, Pa O A Lukenbsoh, Betcleh’m
M Lehman, Pa H Manning. Montg 00, Pa
A Hershey, Lancaster oo u H Lovett, Phila ,
,W B Laning, Bucks co, Pa
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL-Seoond et„ below Vine.
A Edinger, Stroudsburg A Levering, Stroudsburg
Co! Still, Kansas Trenton
A , SB Brittain j Lambertville
J Morlßy, Bradford oo t'JHVi*’ £P»
A C Davison & wf, N J lADeaoon * w£ N J
OPaxson, New Hope y R Mathews, N J
H Gillingham A fam, Bnoks J Comfort, Books oo
B Huston, Stroudsburg £.w;Carlton,P*
J S Heston, Newtown WM Beers, NJ
MUUNT VERNON fIOTEL-Seoond above Aroh.
'JTinummerfett, Trenton AflHrtbJs
W^HBmiUilVesPpomt 1 8 J Wilhamiwn.Wayneoo
BLACK BEAR HOTEL-Third ft., above Callowhlil,
F Wolf, Boyertown W Cherrinston, Lebanon
O B Ranken. Bucks oo J PotcoU, Pa
H Hartranlt. Nioetown J A Swarts- Lypomlng oo
H M Goodwin, Reading Sami Barrett, Reading
MERCHANTS* HOUSE—Third st>. above Csllowhili.
Jno L Reigel. N J „ DMRoung.Bethlehem
P Evans, iexinrton, Mo KKratn. bt Paol
Jen H Gross, Epnrata, Pa Wm Leiber., Bethlehem
B B Fliokinser, Lano oo Jos Cressman, Sehersville
CGruver, phua
STATES UNION HOTEL—Market etreet, above Sixth.
.ST* Blair, Carlisle, Pa t QlnfasffLCarlisle, Pa
M 0 Getty. Ind co, Pa J«■ W wipes, Lano oo
p Westheifer, Lano.oo J F Grlftth. Mtonna
ColWmW*n. Phila. H Petohln, Clearfield co
Wm Worrell* Pottsv?lle n Saral Sims, Pottayille
Thoa iloydiColumbia,Pa J Keeler, Colombia, Pa
AlexTaggart. CoateeriWe DW O Harvey, Pa
*hos.P Campbell, Pa S J Brown,Huntingdon
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race etreet, above Third.
Jacob Hill, Bethlehem.. ; Mre J.J Able Allentown
It Bruoe. Lebanon R.A Cpihns, York oo
i B^’nlffivlrowo
M'keiWn,'
. DMoKstd,f«rry so- .t; ;G Heilthah t la, Pa •
KALefar, fcisteii'-'-‘.v.’,i > ! ■
UP TO 12 o’clock last sight.
trtE PEESS.^i*HILADJBBPHIA i , FRIDAY, JUNE 1* 1860.
COMMERCIAL. HOTEL—Butii at., ate*. Chmtnat.
9 ?
IJIjPORTATipJffIi
for ThS Prtn.l '
LQNDO!<DERRY-BiiipKlis«l»th,OiU.»Bi«-DOtoii.
f'&AYABI?EZ“Bii* Solfiaf M
ao bi« dn Tho. Wat toon * 8on«. . . „ ..
co^^^rM h s r o n ?” B w^;rG?i.n^x
Stwmship Virginia, Kelly—lU bM l?
cMes tobacoo T Webster, Jr; 8 bJMffosdo Uaokaor,
ffiraraoß* Coj 01 bxs is os do Mots A Boehm! «
bales domestics Trediok, Stokes A Odl 8 balee oottoifw
PNewlim_B9 amply caeks Mawsy. Collins. A Coj. ihhd
lead pme Wham Brosi 103 nigs lead O J Adams ACo, 6
hhds old iron A Purve*: 13 tales rags Jessap St Moor®!
ISI empty kegs 17 bigs n&tlslOO kegs do 70pkgs sundilcs
yarloqs consignees,
PASSENGERS SAILED.
In steamship Btote of Georgia, lor SavannaWohn
Green, JBFisher, BONeill, B John Whitoi
8 Brown, KGreenieaf,Dennu.Mata»N whiteheaa.
marine intelligence.
lEE FOURTH PAGE*
Steamer P T hour* from New York,
witlt mdse to W M Baird Sc Co.
Bare. Co! E E KomlrioMJMfiefd, Alban/, D McCarthy,
MEMORANDA. '
Stoaro.hip C.rabrid/te, Howe., .ailed from Boeton
M SieamS!/ciKw"a.'Bmllh, for Havana aid N York,
o ’§l!!rL^,'weltTeaTt'cha,le,to a »«1( for
Bhi p nßoland, LVicko, from -Bremen, arrived at Balti
-.Ship Ariaona,. Bradley, from Liverpool, arrived at
Baltimore yesterday. , ~ , , , „
. Bnip Harrisburg, Wisweli* cleared at New Orleans
80th ult. for Bmloh. . - . _ , -
Ship Florida, Mortimer, for Savannah, sailed from
Liverpool 19th ult., „ „ _ . %
Brig H A CampbeU, Clements, from Riode Janeiro,
with 1800 bags coffee, arrived at Wilmington, NC»
(Br) Mortimer, from Rio de JanAro
AoriHO. arrived at New York yestorday.
Brig Molunkus. MitoheU, from 8t John, NB, arrived
from - Rio de Janeiro April
s ,o?3siK*anived at Gloucester
Bchrs Eli sa Jane, Adslns, hefaee for, Boston, and Pan;
thea, Clark, do for BaUm, arrived at Newport yesterday,
for Philadelphio, was loading at An
Jl lchr Fleetwood, Hazelton, from Fara,arrived at New
L*lf Myer*, Somers, oleared at Galveston23d ult,
Williams,Maria Fleming,John Lank.and
John R Samuel, arrived at WUmmgton, bel, Wh ult.
SobrJ H Herrin*, Williams willsail from Wilming
ton* Del. to-day. for Boston, ,
Bohr Lewis Chester,Somers, henc-, arrived at Wil*
D *Bo%r l B , A i &jftis, U iilgbee> cleared at Wzlmisgton, No,
30th ult. for New York. ~
go,hr Julia A Ricb.Newton, from Jacksonville, arrived
at Riohmond 00th ult. r. . . . . «
Haley, Haley, henoe,, arrived at Boston
Befits J H Moore, tugersoll, and Silver Magnet. Perry,
henoe for Boston, sailed from Holmes* Hole SPthult,
Sailed 28th, sohrs J Fonder) Jr, and MarrH Banks, „
SohraA J Mercer, Robinson. Jesse Williamson, Jr.
. Wjnsmore, benpe for Boston; Sarah Bright, Smith, do
for Cbelseat Gazelle, Naylor, ao for Roxbury.and Mary.
Bo*d n do for Portsmouth, sailed from Holmes* Hole
30th ult.
Bchrs Clara Merrick, Montgomery, henoe for Boston,
and B A Hammond, Paine, from Boston for Philadel
phia. arrived at Holmes' Hole 80th ult.
Bohn Three Brothers Fenton, and,Excelsior; Delab,
oleared at Halifax 23d ult. for Philadelphia.
Bohr Exoelsior, Newman, henoe for Cold Spring, at N
York yesterday. , • , _
Steamers Josephine, Green,and ironsides, Yandsver,
hence, arrived at New York yesterday.
Propeller Pianet, Wilson, oleared atNew York yes
terday for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Kalliston.—A Physician in Now Bed
ford writes toa friend:
“ Say to JOSEPHBUBNETT A Co., that I can tes
tify with pleasure to the virtues of their KALLIS
TON, and also or their ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH.
As a physician, I oan truly saf that the KALLISTON
is the best antidote for Mosquito Bites that I ever
tried, and I often advise its efte. It is also a good lotion
for the care of some f<.rtni of acne, and other eruptions
of the face ; for slight burns and soalds, in wbioh cases,
according to my wife. It quickly relieves the pain.
And in CmcKSM Fox, it relieves the irritation of the
vesioles, and appears to prevent pitting* The Tooth
Wash appears to be the best in use for spongy, bleeding
gums.'* , it
To Consumptives.—Qiibbu’b Cod Lives
Oil JcLiY*
Tfais great speoifio for Consumption is fast superse
ding all others in its curative effeotsupon those affliotsd
with tubercular-diseases, being twice as efficacious a*
the orude oil. Prepared upon highly soientifio princi
ples of the pure oil, and robbed of the nauseous taste of
the plain article, it ie reoeived into the stomach in its
jellified form, without mastication, and is gradually dis
solved and digested, passing Into the email intestines
drop by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
nutritious properties, and thus assisting and sustaining
nature in overcoming tha disease. Approved by the
New York Aoademy of Medicine, and reoomnumded by'
the faculty everywhere, this preparation is CKmfidently
offered as a remedy for Consumption and all Scrofulous
affections. Sold by FREDERICK BROWN, corner of
CHESTNUT and FIFTH Streets; FREDERICK
BROWN, Jr., Continental Hotel; and T. W. DYOTT
A 80N8. mUI-st«flbn
Saying Fund—National Safbtt Trust
OoMrAnv.—Chartered by the State of Peonsylva ia«
RULES.
L Money is received every day, and in any amount
large or small. -
f. FIVE PER CENT, interest is paid for money from
the day it is put in.
A The money is always paid book in GOLD whenever
t is called for, and without notice.
i 4. Money is received from Executors, AdminittratorSi
Guardians, and other Trustees, in large or small sums,
to remain a Jong or short period.
- 0. The money reoeived from Depositors is invested in
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other first
class securities.
■ I. Offio. own nv.rr dtr—WALNUT Str«t, .oathw*)
offter Third atraet. Philadelphia. Jatf
. Siaxsh g Saviko Fund—Northwiw
Cobhxu Second and Walnut Streets.—Deposits re
oeived to rauril and large amounts, from all classes of
the community, and allows interest at the rate of FIVE
PER CENT, per annum.
Money 1 may bo drawn byobeoks without lose of in
terest.
: Office open daily, from 9 until 8 o’clock ■ apd on Mon
day and Saturday Until nine in the evening. Presi
dent. FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and Secretary,
CHAS. M. MORRIS.
Mb runs’ Mnuouiotjs Vermin Db
sthotbb, the oldert and best remedy, known for Ex
terminating RATS and MICE, COCKROACHES
BUGS, ANTS, MUnQUITOES, PLEAS, MOTHS,
GRAIN WORMS.and GARDEN INSECTS,
mr Principal Depot, 013 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Bold hj all Drugtlgu everywhere. mrlt-dm
Model Shaving and Hair-Dressing
Establishment.
N L. GUTEKUNST,
N. E. comer FOURTH and BRANCH Streets,
having opened hl« magnificent Saloon for Hair Cutting.
Dyeing, and Shampooing, in connection with the most
elaborate private Bathing facilities, would sow and
nounoe to the publio. after a year's successful operation
that his means of accommodating bis samoroof patrons
nave been rendered still more perfect.
SOT None but tho best artists are employed.
K 7” Private Rooms for Ladies and Children.
WST Best Hair Dyes, and other dressing preparations
always for sale.
■ST Charges moderate. myfa-lm
Salamander Fibr-Pboof Safbs.—A very
large assortment of SALAMANDERS for sale at rea
sonable prices, No, 804 CHESTNUT SU Philadelphia,
auSS-tf KVaNR A WATBON.
Onb Prtob Clothing of thb Latest
BiTts*, made in the best manner, expressly for RE*
TAIL SALES, LOWEST selling prices’ marked in
Plain Figures. All goods made toorderwarranted satis
factory. Our ONE-PRICE system Is striotly adhored
to, as we believe this to be the only fair way of dealing
All are thereby treated alike. JONES A CO.,
seB-tf «M MARKET Street,
Sjswinq Machinbs. All persons who
have bought Sewing Machines which will not perform
the work expeotod, are informed that SINGER'S Ma
chines never fail to do any hmd of work. No one leaver
disappointed in the Machines of
I. M. SINGER A CO.. No. 810 CHESTNUT St,
apt-ftm
BOMEIBLER—ROWLAND.—On the SOtli inst., by
Rev. Isaac Leaser, Cbas. M. Bomeieler . to Raohael,
danshter of P. 8. Rowland. Esq., both of this oity. *
BHANTZ BANKS.—At the Commercial Hotel, on
Thursday morning, the Slat nit., by Rev. Samuel Dur
bo row, Mr. B. F. Shantx, of this oity, to Miss Al, daugh
ter of 4. Banks. Ea«. •; , *
SKINNER—IRVIN.—On theSOthuit., at thereßidence
of the bride’s father, No. eiS Green streot, by the Rev.
Reuben Jeffrey, Mr. Wm. S. Skinner to Mlu S&ilie A.,
daughter of Thomas Irvin. Esq. .
JELANY—WARRICK.—On the 4tb of Anril, 1860,
byltev. Mr. Studford, Mr. Charles Delany, of Moretown,
toMitsLuoinda Warr.ok, of New Jersey. • *
the 50th uIL, by Friends’
Ceremony, in the proßenbe of Mayor Henry, Eleazer
Twining, of Wrightstown township, Buoks county, to
Mary Kllen Algard. of Ceoil county, md. „ *
MEDARY—GOHL.—On the 24th ult.. by Rev. WM am
Baoon Stevens, D. D., Mr. Miiton B. Medary to Miss H.
Margaret Gobi, both of this city. *
SMITH.—On the 81st nit,»of , consumption, in the aw
tear of his Ago, James B. Smith, son of the late William
B. and Margaret Smith, of, New York. [New York
paperspleawcopy.} , ,
i Due notice will be given of the funeral. *
f HUNT.—At Cannes. Prance, Fifth month 14th, Caleb
6. Hu*»t. eideet son of Uriah Hunt. oHhis oity* a *
HURTH.—At sea, on the 9th of Mar, on board, the
btis A. J Whipplegarth, Andrew D.» elde*t eon of Capt.
Q, G* and Jane Furth, aged 21 years and P months, ?
■ kfoOA r & b £^y‘.—* On P Tue«laMhe 29t? inst, Lieutenant
James B* MoCauley. U. 8. Navy. .
His mate fnends are respootfujly invited to attend his
funeral, from 'he residence of Thos. Ackley, corner ot
Jeoond and Penn streets, Camden, N* J-this day.
une Ist, at 3 o’olnok P M. Interment at the Woodland
Cemetery. West Philadelphia. ' _ ,
COLEMAN.—On the 30th ult, Elizabeth 8., wife of
Jacob Coleman, in the 77th yerr of her age. •
Funeral from the residence of her husband, No. 70S
North Second etreet, this (Friday) afternoon at* 3
° fIRBW.—On the 80th ult. Henry Drew, eon of Bridget
and the late Henry Drew, aged 88 jeara.
Funeral from the residence of ins mother, Demar
place, street, above Front, on Sunday after**
the 30th ult.» Jane Elliott, daughter of 1
John and Oatbatme Elliott, In the wth yew of her a*«,
Funeral from the residence of her parents, No. 7 Grey
dofl street, this (Friday) afternoon, at 8 o’olock. *
? HOMER.—«n the 30th ult-, Mts. Amelia, relict of the
late Nathaniel Homer, m the «tth year of her age. *
Funeral from the reeidenoe of hereon, James Hortier,
northeast oomer of and Green streets, this
(Friday) afternoon, at 8 o’olook. 1 i , * ?■
’ HOUGHI ON. Suddenly, on thej&h inst., Ann
Houghton, wife of John Houghton, aged 74. ■ .
Funeral from the residence of her .husjAnd.'Sixth
and Chatham «U., tftis(Friday)aiWnoon<, atro’oW *
beth L»U,Ari?e’™Al)r«fi»»» lM&>pn V^rof
“ l lf?C)S l ß’ry, l -Ojl o tKe aojli nIU Edward J. MoCsrtj,
eon of Isaac and Catharine MoCarty, aged 1 year l
month and 30 days. .. , ... ’
Puneral from the residence of his parents. Laoon
place, Krider’s alley, below Front street, this (Friday)
afternoon, at 3 o’olock.
■ Died, at Serin* WliStS on tile Mtbvlt. of oongee
tlvo Ahlii, Mre. dUEBN K, { ooneort of Dr. J.H.BO
GARD, aged 28 years 8 months and 19 davs.
Mrs. B. was the city.of Philadelphia, about
three weeks prior to her demiso, and had scarcely
reaobed her Southern home when the msUiate.Arcner
sped an arrow which terminated her earthly existence,
and left, with blighted hope#, m gloomy loneliness, one
Whose heart wax loudly sna devotedly linked to hers.
Sweet pe thy rest, gentle stranger,kind though thou hiot
fallen far away from thy home ana early fnends, many'
a tear shall start. And many a sigh be heard, he we stand
by the grave of the gentle and warm-hearted QjU*en.
; We bear willing testimony to the exeklleftolMof^iie
MARRIED.
DIED.
?® a w*se°nneotlnn.aAatnß aimplomeed of praise to
ivlrsl-l?r 4 , affectionate sonVMrt-Pjsey* to whose
«fats and rtic was muoh
tHJWtr Pf the good qualities that tended to
SrSC 1 her brief ’oareey on •arth.. Left, in
iSfrffcytftn orphan, she received from this kind
“Wand more thin motherr that.attention whiohls
seldom voaehaafed to those who, are. strangers to pa
rental care and solicitude- To this relative we oan but
offer our sympathies, and hope that the knowledge of a
well-spent life will,at least In some slight degree, make
»he so justly deserves, and in the kngw-
she oan ever satufaotonly rejoioe. Mj
:t Mobile papers please copy J • *
jbummEr mourning Goods.
« . ®lwk Bare res and Crape Mayet*. Sf, 6-4,7-4, and
8-4 wide; Black Silk Grenadines, Grenadine
Bareges. Camel’s Hair Bateses, Bummer .
Bombasines, phalia, Crape Cbalis, Tamartines,
Tammataas, fine ffjouiseune de Laines, Lawns*
Gin*h*ras, Organdies, Silks, Foulards. -
- Cbalis de tames, Barege Msnhuas and Poinls;
Bareae, Grenadipc Barege and Grenadlno BhawJs;
pun.lJmb ellaa, Pam,Bummer Gloves and
Hosiery; Veils: Collars, 81e»ves, Ae.
, . BEBSON Sc NON, Moarningfitore,
Jel No, 918 CHESNUT Street.
ATTENTION!-DOU6LAS DEMO
LL3„ CRATB OP THE FOURTEENTH WARD!-
The DOUGLAS Ddmoomts of. tba Fourteenth Ward
will m^efc? £ Ward House. Northeast corner or
TWELFTH mid BPRINfI GARDEN Btreets. to-night
atPoolook. BusinesB_onmportance. ft
the Sixteenth. Pevenieenth. and Twentieth wards are
requested to,most THIS (Friday) EVENING, at 8
o olock, at the house of George Bosert, Girard avenue,
below Seventh street, on business of importance. It*
SI, 0.0F0.F.-ATASTATEDMEETING
ofCovenant Lodge, No. !14, held on FRIDAY
is, May 25, 1860. the following preamble and
tionswere presented and ordered toba published:
Whereas, The members of Covenant Lodge ha»e
heard, with deep regret, of the death of P. G. H. DAL
LAS LAWRENCE, one of oar most active, attentive,
andn«eftil.membera, whose untiring zeal in the pause
tff Odd Fellowship gave rite highest, promise of future
usefulness to our Louse and to our Order at large.
Resolved, That while wc bow submissively to this
afflicting dispensation, we cannot but deplore the loss
of a Brother whose uniform courtesy aijd kindness of
heart made him a dear and valued friend, and who,
though so young, gavaxuoh bright assurance of a man,
and in his earl* death we reeogni zo the foot that
“ Death loves a shining mark.”
In respeot to ms memory , , . . . .
Resolved* 1 bat the Charter of our Lodge beolothed
in mounting for six months,
H.K. STRONG, N.G.
If 3, W. BBOWN, Secretary.
THE PHILADELPHIA UNION STORE
[L3 (pmfits of which are divided among the Pur
chasers) will open on SATURDAY MORNING, June
2d, with Awell-Msortod etockof Qrooenea and Provi
sion*! at No. 919 North NINTH Street, above*Race.
Goods delivered at Any part of the oitr.
Bt6okho)ders, and those wishing to become such, will
please meet at the qfore TO-MORROW (Thursday)
EVENING, and Yeeeiye their certificates. Shares on
Mgs, Ageiit. J ‘ kM * Pre^V
HIRAM CORSON WILL GIVE A
IL^f, ooorseofffii Readings, with orittoisrns. ftt 930
CLINTON BL, coramenoing MONDAY EVENING
28th May, and continuing every evening of the week.
The oourae_wili include passages from Shahspeare’s
Henry VJlLTrgijas and Cressida, Riohardllf.mer
ohaut of-Venice; Macbeth, Hatnlet. Romeo and Juliet,
And King John John; DaQtunoyonthe Knocking ftt the
Gate, in Maobath; Coleridge's Genovave, Defection,
Youth and Age.AnoientMariner, andChnstabel; Tea
nvson s Lord of Burleigh, The Bisters. Chares of the
Light Brigade; In Memorlam; Maoauiay** Battle oi
Ivryi How’b Dream of Eugene Aram, flneaoe, Song of
the Shirt. Bridge of Highs, Our Viliase.The LostHeiT;
Longfellow > Bkejeton in Armor. Building of the Bbip,
Midnight Mass for the Dying Year, Hiawatha; Poe s
UHilume, Rj-ven, Bell*. Annabelliee, Haunted Palace;
The'Execution, Jngoliiby Legends; Bntler’s Nothing
to Wear; Dewey on Genuis; Burke on the Nabob of
Aroot’s Debts, Sco. . , ,
BO oenm. To, be had at the doer
CHESTNUT fit. Reading will oommenoo at ei^ht
rr3=“ RICHMOND AND SCHUYLKILL
113 PABSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY.-Notico
is hereby given that the COUPONS on the Bonds of this
Compact, due on the first day of June next, will be paid
at the Office of the Company. No. 136 South THIRD
Street, (up stair*.) on and after that day, between the
hours of 12 and 3 o’clock,
mytt-7t . CHAS. 8. WAYNE. Treasurer.
[Y‘5 a * OFFICE PHCENIX IRON COMPANY.
lU?,V 4I £ W>LNUi‘ street. NOTICE TQ STOCK
HOLDERS. ThffAnnueJ Meeting of the Stockholders
of thts Company will be held at their Office, on TUES
DAY, June 26, at 4J4 o'clock p. m.. at which time and
place an election for PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS
wilt be held, to serve for the ensuingyear.
JAMES MILLIKEN,
.. Seoretory Fharaix Iron Company.
Philadelpl ta, May 18, iB6O. * mylB ftt
iYs* OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
IL§ AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
. March, 180 O»
‘ The holders of the bonds of this Company, due July 1,
13S0, oan now receive, upon application at this office, 10
per cent, in oasb, upon fhe terms speoifled in the oircu
lar attached.
, The holders are also entitled to the benefit of a Sink
ing Fund of 3140,000 per annum, ae established by the
stookholders .at their annual meeting, held January 9,
1380, and in pursuance of the contract, entered into by
he company and daly recorded, to carry the same into
ffeot. ST .BRADFORD, Treasurer.
CIRCUIiAR.
Notice tb the Holders, of Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company Mortgage Bonds, due July 1.1860.
These bonds,are secured by the first mortgages on the
road, amounting in the argregato to $3,806,400. The
net Revenue for the last fisoal year was six timed the
amount of the annual interest on these bonds.
The managers propose to extend them for a period of
twenty years, the holders retaining the bonds and the
security of the mortgages in the precise condition in
which they are now held. Fresh sheets of conpons for
the interest. Payable half-yearly, will be issued. -
A bonus pin) per oent. wiribe given to the holders, in
consideration of their assenting to the extension. ThiM
bonus will bs paid in cash to theA>earprs of the bonds,
on their, signing a receipt and presenting their reepeo-
the office of the Company, or to its agents,
, °FormB Ta o$ a receipt and endorsement will be furnished
"Wt^ISSIHfaKT.
RETAIL DRY GOODS*
UOUBIE-WIDTH
GliES^EirjT.a. poplins
mL , OPENED THIS MORNING.
The only case in the city, in connection with a very
choice line of
IRISH POPLINS, IN ALL GRADES,
at the lowefct market prices. _
W. H. BHELMIHE,
jel 3t* S 3 North KIUHTR Btroet.
ft.EDUOTIONS
PEOM THIS DATE IN
FIGURED BAREGES, GRENADINES, BAREGE
ROBES, a*d FRENOH-LAOE MANTILLAS,
to be closed out this month, preparatory to altering our
store.
W. 11. SHELM'RE.
jel-St* 23 North EIGHTH St’eet
DEAD IRIFH POPLINS.
' Browns and Modes.
Blues and Blacks.
</ SKLEOTFDSHaDES.
Gray English. PopHne. .
Chine, High Lustre. ;
Plaids and Checks.
BILK STRIPES CHINK.
For Suits and Dresses.
4 SHARPLESB BROTHERS,
myai-if CHEBTNUT, corner of EIGHTH Sts.
LEGAL.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR TI2E
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
THE MUTUAL ABBURANCB COMPANY for In
surins Houses from Loss by Fire vs, ANNA M,
ODK^ I !BIMSR. Ex*outrix of JOHN M. ODBN
NEfMER and JACOB GILLIAMS, Trustee. Levari
Facias, December, 1809, No. 898.
The unoersirned has been appointed Auditor to re
port distribution of the fund raised by the sale of the
foltowing-desonbcd real estate, to wit: All that oertam
three-story brick messuage or tenement and lot or
piece of ground, situate on the north side of Walnut
street at the distance of twenty-five feet westward
from the ,w**t side of Fourteenth street, formerly
called Jumper street, in the said city of Philadelphia,
containing in front or breadth on theeaid walnutstreet
twenty-five feet, and. extending in length or depth
northward of that width two hundred and thirty-five
feet to George street; bounded northward by the said
George street, southward by the.said Walnut street,
eastward, by ground late of Kdwara Shippen Bard, and
westward by ground granted by the said Edward Ship
pen fiard to Coleman risher.
AM persons interested in tho fund axe notified to pro
sent their claims to tha Auditor, at his Office. No. 549
South SIXTH Street, on ’IUKkIdaY, the 12th day of
June 1600, at 4 o r olook P. M., or be debarred from
oomiuff in upon the same. _
JcMOt JOHN F. BRINTON, Auditor.
IN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
„ Estate of MICHAEL MAGUIRK. deoetsed.
l« hfretT ,I.V6n that CATHARINE MA-
GulRB, widow of said deoedont, has filed in said
Court an appraisement of the personal property therein
mentioned, to the value of 0300, whtoh she has selected
and claims to retain under the aot of Assembly of April
14th* 1851. and tha supplement thereto, and that the
same will be confirmed by the Court on FRIDAY, June
Utb, 1860, unless exceptions Ikj filed thereto.
_ JOHN B. COLAW AN,
June 1,1860-ftuU* Attorney for Widow.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
IVOTICE.—The copartnership heretofore
i.- .existing between SAVAGE k. GALLAGHER, i„
lii'AAK d.'W'-lyed bp mutual coneent, WM. J, SA
VAGE botnK alone autlionecd to settle the buaiueaa of
the late Arm. WM. I.Ba VAG B.
Jnne l, 18S0. W. M. GALLAGHER.
11 'HE SUBSCRIBER will continue tlio
dor. CHURCH ALLEY?°“ i 0 CommlM,o “ bußme,a at
June 1.1530 St* WM. J. SAVAGE.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE —Wo have
(his day associated with us WILLI AM HINOKLE,
Jr. The business will hereafter be conducted in the
name of PIS HER, RHOADS. A fIINCKLE.
LEWIS C. FISHER.
June 1, 1860. JEREMIAH RHOADS.
FIBHKR, RHOADS, 3c HINOKLE have always on
hand at their depot, NINTH Street and COLUMBIA
tvenue, Coal. Lime, Marble, and Building Stone, at the
oweat market price. All orders promptly attended
to: Jel-St*
Dissolution op partnership.—
The partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of STILKON A STONE is this day dissolved by
mutual oonsent. ROBERT RTILSON,
‘ Phila., May 31,1860. J. B. STONE.
/COPARTNERSHIP —THE UNDER
SIGNED have this day. formed a copartnership
under the firm of BTILSON, BTONK, k CO., for tlio
purpose of transacting the Wholesale China. (Hass, and
Queenswaro business, at No, 008 COMMERCE Ht.
ROBERT BTILBON,
J. B. STONE,
! June 1,183 Mm . JOHN F, BENNETT.
SALES BY AUCTION.
<a_BAZAAR; NINTH AND SANSOM
STREETS
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HORSES,
CARRIAGES, ANITHARNEdS.
On Saturday Morning.
Commencing with the oanAlgos at 9>S o’olook. The
sale of horses will commence at 10/4 o olook.
A pair of fast trotting block and roan horse*.
A pair or bsautiful tjay horses.
■ A fight phroton, by Rogers, to carry four.
Elegaatdouble har ess, by Lacey.cost 81M.
Elegant blooded sorrel horse, oost 8500.
About 14 fifty” other horses, full desoriptions fn cata
logues. ..
Also,
At 10X b’olook, will.be sold—
A thoroueh-bred miloh cow. with oalf by her side,
A pair of well broken mules, T years old.
m* No poetponemenLon ‘hew.ethe^
ltif Auctioneer.
OOFFEE’S PATENT
KNITTING MACHINES,
For Plain Stocking and Fanoy Knitting;
Also,
Machines for Knitting Drawers, Shirts Ao.,
of all sues.
RibMaohine«ofland l,3and 1,3 and 3 and 3 nad E-Rtb,
on hand and made to order.
These Machines use the plain English Soring Needle,
cm a now prwoip!p, and are the cheapest and most rapid
Machines for Knitting in use.
The Goffe© Patent Family Knitting Machine, for
Family ana P/attlditon use, is a new and successful
feature in the useful inventions of the age, and ranks
With the Sewing Maonne,
, Agenoy and Salesroom,
No. S7V BROADWAY, New York.
Jel-3nl HENRY C, LEW, Agent.
PICTURES TAKEN AT REIMER’S
GALLERY, SECOND, above Green, are not ex
celled by any in the oity. Kick or deceased persons
taken at their residences. Prices low as any in the
oity. _ ; H"
PROVISIONS.— -2,300 pieces Hama
and Bhoulders, City Smoked. Atso 30 bbis Gardner,
Phipps, A Co .Sugar-Cured Covered Hama, and 150 bbls
Mess Pork, for sale by C. 0, SADLER A CO.,
jnyg AROR street, second door above Front.
FOR EUROPE.—Having been appointed
Agent, tor WM. WILLIAMS A 00/. Traniat
tpft-ia No. M South FIFTH Street.
POLITICAL.
DEMOCRATIC
" MASS MEETING!
“ THE union must and shall be
PRESERVED I”
Tha DEMOCRACY of tht> Oily of PHlladtlphia-yrho
«*«»»*• the nrinoiple. of JEFFKRBON, JACKftON,
and DOUGLAS; who favor a pure administration of the
Government, and desire that the industrial interests of
our great Commdnwealth shall bo properly protected;
who are opposed to fanatical disuniontsts, North and
South, and who are in favor of tho nomination, by the
National Democratic Convention at Baltimore, of tho
great Statesman of the Northwest,
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS,
Of Illinois, whose election will rostOre peace and har
mony to tne Union, wilt assemble, in
MASS MEETING,
CONCERT HALE.
CHESTNUT Street, above TWELFTH,
on
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 4th,
AT 8 O’CLOCK.
RALLY, DEMOCRATS’. RALLY! RALLY!
" A DobobA.! And a Douglas !
Loader the irar-ionK RToara;
God .peed the man who fights so well
Against a thousand foes! 1 ’
The following distinguished Democrats will address
the meeting: ' •
HdnVKevordy Johnson, of Maryland; Governor Rioh
ardoon. of Illinois; H9D. A. J. Hamilton, ofTexAi;
Hon. Charles B. Larrabse, of Wisconsin; Hon. Miles
Taylor, of Louisiana; Hdn. A. J. Rust, of Arkansas;
Hon. Janies Craig, Missouri; Hon. Oscar Miles, of
Maryland; Hon. P. 8.-Fouke, of Illinois; Hon. John
Cessna and Hon. Hendrick B. Wright, of Pennsylva
nia * Hou. Roger A. Pryor, of Virginia; Lewis C. Cas
sidy, Esq.; Hon. Charles Brown, Hon. ftiohard Vaox;
William E. Lebmani £sq„ Daniel Dougherty, Esq.,
James F. Johnfeon, £eq., John Campbell, Esq., Dr.
George W. Nebinger; Eugene Ahern, Esq., Edward G.
Webb, Esq., William A. Edwards, Esq., William Mo-
Candles*, Esq., Dr. Charles E. Kammerly; Joshua T.
Esq;, E. W. Powcf, Esq , J. Rodman Cox, Esq.,
and other*. * _ jel-St
HATS AND CAPS.
gDMMEE HATS,
AT
OAKFOKDS’,
WE HAVE NOW OPEN,
THE LARGEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL AS
SORTMENT OF
SUMMER HATS
EVES BEFORE OFFERED IN THIS CITT,
Consisting of
MISSES’, BOYS’, and CHILDREN'S,
GENTS’ AND YOUNG GENTS’.
THE GENTS’ PARIS LEGHORN HAT
is now the prevailing stjle in Paris. Ail of which will
be sold at
VERY LOW PRICES.
CHARLES OAKFOBD & SONS,
Nog. 6S(i and 828 CILKSTNUT STREET;
jel-3t Under' the Continental Hotel.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
WHATELY’S CORRUPTIONS OP
CHRISTIANITY : A General View of the Rise,
Progbess. and Corruptions of Christianity. By Arch
bishop Whatelr. ISroo. 01Sfi.
The Boys’ Play Book of Boienoe. By J. H. Pepper.
Illustrated with 470 engravings. i2mo. 01.50.
Nelly, the Gipsy Girf. Illustrated. 25 cents.
Forty Years’ Correspondence of J. W. Alexander,
D. u. 83.
The Biblical Reason Why. ltmo. 81.
Man, Moral and Physioal; Or, Influence of Health
and Disease on Religious Experience. By Rev, J. B.
Jones, D.D. 12rr.0. si. .
The Btersof the Angels. 120.0. 01.25.
°* 6 WILLIAMB. & ALFRFDMARTIEN,
jel No. 6P6 CHESTNUT STREET.
TOMES’ DENTAL SURdERI, ILLUS
TRATED. . .
. LINDSAY k BLAKIBTON
ft MANUAL OF DENTAL
BDRGERY, by John Tom*s. FTR. 8., author of Den
tal Physiology. &0., with 306 illustrations. ,
, “Thu book has the advantage of being all that could
be desired in a manual of the art, ably filling a void
tong felt in general surgical literature, and weV onion
’ated to uphold Dental Surgery in the high position to
whioh it has attained as a soientiflo branch of the heal
ing art. To the library of coantrr practitioners espe
cially, it will be.an invaluable addition. Liable as they
are to be more frequently appealed to in oabes of dental
pathology than their brethremn the la'ge cities, where
specialists abound, they will do well to fortify them
selves by acquiring the extended acquaintance with the
subject this work will affordthem.”— Dublin Med. Quar .
L. & 8. will pablish RICHARDSON’S MEDICAL
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BEDFORD SPBiNGS.—This well-known
and delightful Summer Resort will be opened for
the reception of Visitors on the FIRST OF JUNfe,
ami kept open till the let of Ootober.
The Hotel will be under the management of Mr. A.
G. ALLEN, whose experience, courteous manners, and
attention to his guests, give the amplest assurance oi
comfort and kind treatment.
Parties wishing rooms, or any information in regard
to the plAoe, will address tbs subscriber,
JNQ. P. JiEBD, fiao’y and Treasurer.
my3o-8m Bedford Mineral Springs Co.
EPPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
AJJ Lancaster County* Pennsylvania-—This estab
lishment wilt be open by the ) Ith of June. The ad
vantages of this beautiful resort are: Mountain scenery,
pure air, and soft water; every variety of baths, and
amusements; a good stock of livery horses, and car
riages. For .further particulars oall on JO9KPH B.
MYERS, corner Third and Vine Streets; JAMES 8.
EaRLE, No. ©l6 Chestnut Street.-Philadelphia, or to
the proprietor, JOSEPH KONIGMACHER, Epbrata
Post Office, Lancaster County, Pa. myso-lm
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r STEAMBOAT TRENTON.—
tfBvJiSJwAFTKRNOON UP-RIVER TRIPS, to
Taoony, Tjrretdale, Beverly, Burlington, and Bristol,
nt On° an defter SATURDAY, the, 26th of May, the
TRENTON, Captain Hinkle, will leave Philadelphia
at 4 P. M., for the above places. _
Returning, will leave Bristol At 620, and Burlington
at 630 P. M., for Philadelphia.
Fare each way, v 12% oonts.
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mHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
1 COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
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The premiums are lower than in many other Coape-
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PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES!
Thomas Robins, John Welsh,
1 Mordecai L- Dawson, George H. Stuart,
George M, Stroud, E. B. Whelan, ,
, John B Myers, J. Fisher Learning,
Joseph Patterson, William O. Ludwig,
John M. Atwood, Arthu- 8 Coffin,
ThomasH. Powers, George W.Toland,
William McKee* Tho». Watteon. ng-IyIP
(Q.OOD GROOERIEB.
FRED. E. SWOPE.
NO. I*os MARKET STREET,
Xiiroo doors above Twelfth,
Has opened a well-seloeted assortment of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
PIN E A TEAS.
Whioh he is prepared to furnish at the LOWEBT
QABH PRICES. jel-frtu-Sm '
AND CLAM SOUP served
up everyday throughout the season (Sunday’s
excepted), by JAMES PROSSAR, No. 808 MARKET
Street,,-;
; N.'B. Dinners from Uto S o'olook. mj2A-tf
(Tm M«S. M. S. BISHOP’S PARISIAN
MaMILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, No. I®l 6
gHJESTNUT street, next door to the l * *
La. THE BEST ARB CHEAPEST.—Buy
UmbrellM and Parasols of
myU-tJyllf WM, N 0 . , «
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS,
FAIRBANKS 1 PLATFORMSOAUCS.
-Ss*
„. . I ; ,. WANTS,
■MTANTED TO PURCHASE—ALOT OF
J.an Ground between Broad and Twentr-firet Street,
?2i d r Ca . ,l ‘? r ”' 9 aodthe.Baltimore Railroad. ItmiStM
v and suitable for a ffwtory, Addren” G,
K;. ’ office of thie ,d M f. Non, need addrew unleM
tho.e giving pnea and other particular., , jel-6;.**
AN AGED MAN, WflO IS A GOOD
E»hes emplpriront ai Copyist. Haa
Wrltince, *O. Addr«. “ Jad
son,” omoe of this Caper. je,.,,.
VATANTED —A Situation by a younc; Man
*, m PORTER or PACKER in a Bry Good, or
C.othins Hotue Can PS* tbebertofrSforenoOiTAd
are.* ?* G. K.,” at thl. Omoe. jel-7t-
tJASH v ill bo paid for a Situation
aa CONDUCTOR on any of the City Rail
roads. Address “J. C. S», office Frets, jel-Ft* 1
WANTED-A Practical Bookbinder,
T * competent to lake charge of a newestabHsh
nidnt. A permanent situation maybe obtained by one
possessing the requisite qualifications.- Address, with
real name and stating where previously employed,
Binder," Blood’s Dispatch. roy«-ift*
V\T ANTE D—By a young man who
t,T„T . . l ba rrstem of Penmanship taught at
m n A Dr>rtu'9??9 n, SWl?l College, a situation as
ABBIBTANT BOOK-XtSnPER* Can famish the beet
?f% a ß d^? tr & T i" re,we * Address “ HOLMES TAY
LOH, Press omoe. mj3fl-3t*
—An active man acquainted
1 \ sit{l5 it{l City Qroeers. as collector and outside
as.Pntj. Must oome well recommended. Address TEAS.
tjns office. my3o-4t»
YVANTED— a young man to assist at
* V books and make himself generally useful. Ad
dress, m handwriting of applicant, “ L. T.,” offioe of
this paper. mytt-st*
000 WANTED on Mortgage on a
TrVyW v fi r f,t-olMi PrdMrty worth SSO.GOO, for
whioh a bonus will bo paid. Addrou F. k Co., offioe of
The Press. my3U-3t*
A N EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER
wishes a Situation m a wholesale store or factory.
Batiafaotory reference given. Addresi '’Stephens, ’
offioe of The rrtet, myM tt*
AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN WHO
oaQ lnflueoce a fair amount of near cash*trade,
wishes an engagement by the Ist of Julyinaflrst-olass
Jobbing Dry Goods Rouse. Address “F. D„” Offioe of
The Press. mytt-lOt*
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
LARGE STORE AND CELLAR TO
Rent. Apply No. 830 WALNUT Street. jel-Bt*
npo BUILDERS.—A large Lot, in a ra-
A pidly-improving section In tne southwest part of
the Qlty. will be sold on aceozamodating terms. For
particulars address “ K," offioe of this paper Jel-dt*
FOR SALE —Four Lots on PaSßyunk
Road, west of Broad. Appli at 118 FJ&D&RAL
Street. jel it*
TO RENT, very low, TWO ROOMS, for
Light Manufacturing, No. 032 RIDGE Avenue.
jel-lt*
pOR S\LE AND TO RENT A Farm
* and Mills, 90aores, 34 miles. A farffi $3 acres. 13
miles, lime-stone and iron ore. A lot, 7 acres, > lime
kilns. 12 miles, will be sold in tots of one acre each. A
lot 150 feet by 114. AU of the above properties situated
on and near the North Pennsylvania Railroad. Also
a good bouseto rent, with 9 rooms and 3kitchens. Ap
ply No. .711 BROWN Street,- JOSEPH LUKENB.
myai-Jt* .. ..
MFOR SALE, cm accommodating terms.
the STORE AND DWELLING, No. 211. Aren
street. Apply to WM. H. ALLEN,
my3l-13t* 880 ARCH street.
fJV~ FOR SALE-A SORREL HORSE,
Bashaw Stock, 7 years old.lftX handi high, a
free add styhshdriver; wUI be sold low tor want of use.
Apply at HAilT’B Stables, Broad and Wallace Streets.
myaQ-4t*
«A FIRST-CLASS HOfSL OR BOAb D
ING-HOUSE TO RENT.—Th» who!, ot tie no
per portion of that fine building adjoining the eastern
side of the Philadelphia Bank, in CHESTNUT Street,
above FOURTH, over the Stores 413, 415, and 417, toe
same being 60 feet front, with an extensive fonr-etory
hack building, 20 feet width and extending.l3o feet to
Ranstead place. In these prethiOes, there are 40 well
lighted, well ay ranged, and well ventilated rooms of va
rious aize*. suitable for parlors, ealoons, and Chambers,
together with a.diniQg-Toom, 100 feet in length. There
is also a quantity of well-preserved furniture on the
spot, whioh thr tenant oould have at a fair price. The
advantages whioh this location possesses to an enter
pnsingpartr, for the establishment of a firat-olass Ho
tel or Boarding-House, are too well-known to require
further commendation.
Application may be made to the proprietor, JOHN
RE A. at the premises, 413 CHESTNUr Street, above
FOURTH, from 10 to 2 o’olook, mygg-flt
rPO PHYSICIANS.—A Physician re
•B. siding in a populous town* about four hours’ ride
from Philadelphia, and having a practice of gSAOO per
annum, would dispose of his practice and location at a
reasonable pride, to a married person, who will pro
dace proper tesnttdnlals; A rare ehaneeis offered to
any, person wbp wishes to locate in a pleasant town.
Address “ Physioian." offioe of The Press, myg 6t*
mFOR SALK, OR EXCHANGE FOR
MERCHANDISE—Two two-story brick houses
and lot of ground subject to improvement- Rent for
072 per annum, each. A small amount of cash, and the
bslanoe in merchandise required. Address A. S„ Press
Office. myg-lm
m TO LET, UNTIL OCTOBER, IN
■Ba. Chew Street, below Chcich lane, Germantown,
a Furnished House, with Stable attached. Immediate
possession will be given. Inquire of Mrs. RHOADS,
436 WALNUT Street* my2B-6t*
mm FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE.—
Ka. Almost desirable Factory, witv laixe' lot of
ground, fronting on three stree.s, suitable for almost
say kind ot amnulzatunar. Terms easy. For particu
lar*, inquire of ALFRKD JPITLER, Sixth below Arch,
or to W. D. ROGERS, No. 1009 i‘hestnut st. myhe-lro
m TO CAPITALISTS.—FOR SALE—
JB&The Machinery, Stool* and Fixtures of a large
Manufactory of FArBR. ItANGniGS, replete with
every convenience for carrying on an extensive busi
ness. A desirable investment to persons of energy who
can push the business. For sale with or without the
butlding. Inquire at 332 CHESTNUT Street
jalSwfmtf if BART, MONTGOMERY, fc CO.
MTO LET OR FOR SALE—A FOUR
story house, double back buildfnrs, all modern im
provements, in complete order} an eleganti«r*e yard.
1 erms low to a good tenant. Situated No. 1924
CHESTNUT Street Apply at No. 719 CHESTNUT
Street, in the Maaonio Hall. myBS-tf
«.FOR SAL’S—A HANDSOME PRO
FERTY, in Gemaatown, within a few minutes
walk of the depot. Fme garden, with hot-beds. Abun
dance of- Fruit—Grapes, and plenty of-shade. Stone
House; gas and water throughout Stone Stable. Large
Lawn.
Terms very accommodating, and possession riven
when required. Apply to B. B. COMEGYB,
_ apli-if at the Philadelphia Bank*
FOR SALE OR RENT.-A very desirable
NEW COTTAGE RESIDENCE, at Twenty-first
and Venango streets, two squares from Tioga station,
on the Germantown Railroad; twelve rooms, bath
room, water-olnset, furnace range, gas, fro., &0., bal
conies, shade-trees, and from a haD to an acre of
STREET.
FOR SALE. CHEAP—A new Ladd.* Web
•ter, k Co.’s Sewing Maohine—the best manu
factured. Address' •• Sewing Machine J' office of The
Press. , roiM-tf
® FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.—A
furnished house to let, at the northwest oorter of
Ninth aud Locust streets. Apply.on the premises, or at
No. 12 PARUUHAR BUILDINGS, my»-tf
TO NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS
For sale a. large lot in the Southwestern section of
the oily, well adapted for a Nursery. Term* acoommodar
ting. For particulars address «♦ K, at this office. apl7-tT
MTO RENT—Two beautifully situated
double boose*, well shaded, with ooach houses
and gardens attached on Taoony Plank Jftoadiione mile
below Taoony. and three-quarters of a mile from Pas
enrer Railway depot at Bndesburg. Apply at 717
WALNUT Street, mh!7-tf
BOARDING.
BOARDING. —An invalid wishes to se
cure Boarding in a respectable private family in
a quiet part of tha city. Address ” Invalid,” m rnts
offioe. jel-st*
CUMMER BOARDING.-Accommodations
for one or two families can be secured at Mount
Airy Germantown. M Jfor.t®rm«» ko , apply at Miss
HARBISOh'S. *IS BRUNS Street. jel-St*
TO SOUTHERNERS —Private Boarding,
handeomo rooms, northeast corner EIGHTH and
SPPUCE is treats. »
TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN OAN BE
accommodated with good, airy apartment*, (with
or without board,) in a private family. Location oea
trai: Address •• TOLBERT,” through Blood's Dis
patch.
EDUCATIONAL-
A LADY TEACHER DESIRES AN EN
GAGEMENT to Teatde or travel with a young
i adr and superintend her education. Is well versed in
French, German, music, etc. Unexceptional reference*
given. Address Doceo,” Blood's Dispatch, Philadel
phia.
KEMOVAES.
REMOVAL SMALL A CHANDLER,
WHOLESALE QROOEKS.Iiav, removed from
te Worth SECOND Street, to in MARKET Street,
above Front, north side. tM
CARD TO THE PUBLIC,
CONGRESS SPRING,
SARATOGA, APRIL 18, 1860.
An attamvt haa been nuwla to deeelve the publio, by
peraonaoffering what Mr, call "Corfußarr Wbibb"
from Fonntaina; and at the prion of all («> oonta pot
slaaa. Tha wholnali price of the grania. Con, real Wa.
ter, at Sear York, being about IX oenta per glaei, 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 course has been to
empty one bottle of genuine Congress Water into a
Fountain filled with tfieir trash, and thereby christening
its total oontente, > M
We have hxvbr sold Congress Water in. Fountains,
, nor in vessels of ttny other description than ordinan r
sized glass bottlbs. The cork ot ® T W bp}#® «
genuine is branded •* CONGRESS WATER k
W.,” and any, without those word* and letters on the
Bottles. 11 COUNTKRFKIT ’ WHim “
Proprietors of Congress Epring,
1 The following gentlemen in Philadelphia, viz s
FREDERICK BROWN, oor. Fifth and Chestout sts.,
FREDERICK BROWN, Jr. cor. Ninth and Chestnut,
CHARLES KLLIB k Co .744 Market street,
j c. turnpenny fcCo., S4J Spruce street,
THOS. J. HUSBAND, 296 South Third Street,
O. S. HUBBELL. 1410 Chestnut street, ,
A. D. D. TAYLOR, oor. Ninth and Chestnut streets.
Are constantly supplied by us with the gttmtßS ” Con
gress Water” in bottles, fresh from the Congress
Bpnng. ' „ CLARKE & WHITE.
apW-Smif 99 CKDaR Bt, New York City.
1860. I0E! I0E! 1860.
COLD SPRINO JOB OOMPAN Y.
BCALK O? rAKXUT PBloeS.
8 pounds daily 40 oenta per we®*»
12 “ ** M ” a,
m « S ■-
* ii ii )3I \\
r* »« •* 176 f*
Send A order. <o the office.,
° nmA.'. tali WALNUT Streat. aeopnd ator,: PINE-
TwINW-P^HBireS 1 .?
STEREOSCOPIO INSTRUMENTS, man
ofaotnred in ever, atjlo, foi' ainjle .piotnre., er re
volvinf boxes to hold Uui 12 to no views. Braaao-
Icopic PtcTcnxs, ongtmßplates, American. English,
nnd Frenoh, in great vanity, and sold at reduced prices,
wholes”® or retail, by M. J. FRANKLIN. Optlomn.
UU 8. FOURTH and2o4 N. SECOND Bt.
Iff" Spectacles. Microseopis. Opera Glasses. Ao M a
the most reasonable rates in the oity. giyffl-ouf
T 'BUSSES rBRAoTsTsOTMRTERS!
Correctly adjuated at NEEDLLBV TWELFTH
had RACE Streets. Ladiesentrance Id*
firstldoor below M& n e. Ladv attendant*. Frenoh, Eng
lish, £nd American, in great variety. Belts, Elastio
fitockinsi; fcuspnporiei, Shoulder Braces,
mylfr-tojaljlil
TAYNE’S HALL.—2OO NEW OCJ|H'ONS
Rv suitable for Churohe*.Lecture-rooms, &ey BttehM,
Settees*Camp Btoo|b. Ourtarns, &6. All half
thoae bandaome Clotha, Caaaini.rea, Veatlttaa. eto., ao
olleap. “W*-™
M.\ b N A—Small Lt ake, for sale by WJB
TJtKRILL b BROTHER. «T aod 4»
■KooHDSh
y;AMJ7«EMENT«,
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
BENEFIT OP MR. CBAMfiAV.
When mill b* ,rttMnt*d th*,«rifini £os*l Bnau.
MoeeMomeon.llr.F.fl.chMifran, EjniwigikD
s Carwin, Mr. ChanfraujFonfcaU.Mr. Young > Fashiou,
Miss Annie WiDm > Wqvettt. Bus Pnom. - -
"riioeiai vmU, •
Doors open at ttCtSeltyk i OBrtaiß win me al 9.
VITHBATLEY A CLABKKS ARCH-
V V STREET THEATRE.
ENGAGEMENT OF DION BOUCICAULT.
THE COLLEEN BAWIu OR, tHE BJDDJBS OF
, GARRYqWEJC.
Continued and loereasißg Exoiteuwet! '
HO USECROWpSDFKOMPARQaETTQpOMKe
thr Water cavei .toe fjTying uridgeT
THE DROWNING SCBN«! THE RMCmff
EFFECTS NEVER EQUALLED ON THEBTAGE l
Dion Boacidoult’s engagement positively tetstaugw
on JU«*E »th, np to which date Mats may now he se
oured for the Caileen Bawn. , Jel tf ■
TfIXTBA NOTIOS!—RXTRA NOTIOS'
McDonough’S GAiBTm t
t fight.
7he Dashing Faroe new Urns performs A inLoado*,
with. great snpoess, tkyeeTfcMtre** on the same
evening, entitled
B.
BEFICIa BOY.!-
Wilibesrodacedat theGatetiee, oq WEDNESDAY
EVENING, With the Onginal Colon oi Myers pad
Heenan. mamt* Psmwan
K.^nti^Mß^W^^EOUM.
To give the Piece every poeribls tatet, aa
ment has been made with ,
Th« Celebrated Fusiliit thu Traiysr ofJOjW
C. HEii W AN. and tue ocaieetitor of TuMtuVafl -
Who will conduct the FIGHT as it really
will represent .
( MAT R^.
_ . TOM BAYERS,
CHAMPION OF K?GI/AND 1
SOLOMON’S TEMPLE.
A large, besab&l, and perfect model of tee rnaA
est and most bunding ever builtTsereetfit
‘in the immense “loo* of t
MARKET, ABOVE STREET.
The Model is SMeet long,. M feet wide, and 28 feet
high; lighted by Me gas jets, and the worshipper* re
presented oy 880 figures arrayed is Jewish i net sms
sarrotudmg the vanoas eourte, fire It a lue-uacw
peannee. J
Head Ift Kirn, tth to &h oham.; 1 Chnm.RKh ohap.; M
ChroQ.. 4th and 7th chape.} usd Exodus, nth ehn*« fsr
oontanu and description of Solotaoa’s Temple, afl of
in the Model.
OPEN TO VISITERSIfrom 10 to 13 A.M.. 3 too
and7tolOP.M. Lectoieat 12.4,^40^0100k.
AdraijWQn, oents; mule
ohild, 13 cents.
Liberal arrangements made with schools and ehirehM
with privilege of Isotnre brtheir pastor. mvl-w
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF TINE
A ARTS, 1023 CHESTNUT Street.
The 37th Aosahl Eihibitioe is now open doily, firem
p o’clock A* M-, entil 7 P. M., and from* till m )»7R
Admission M oents. Seesoa tioksts,* oents. Chil
dren, half-price. -
Stockholders will receive their tickets at the offiee of
tbeAcademy.
CLOTHING.
gO'STS* CLOTHING.
BOCKHILL & WILSON.
No. 603 AND 605 CHESTNUT STREET,
C
Are offering to the public, ]ia connection with their
regular business of
MEN’S CLOTHING.
A superior ntook of
BOYS* CLOTHING,
Of the latest Spring Goods, and made in the
MOST FASHIONABLE MANNER.
Measures taken and Garments mode to order at the
SHORTEST NOTICE. mySt-lm
g H. ELDRIDGE,
« CONTINENTAL CLOTHING HOUSE,"
If. K Comer EIGHTH and CHESTNUT MU
Vr Cn«to»er Work mwi. ftt .hort noUo*.
mhSl Am-if
SAVING FUNDS.
AMERICAN SAVIN<S FUND—Com
■£*- pony’s Building, southeast comer WALNUT
and- FOURTH Streets. CWen daily from 9 till f
o’clock, and oa MONDAY tillßin Mwnuu. Thai
Old Institution has always paid in full, on demand,
without notice.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT*
AU sums paid back, on demand, m gold and alver*
TRUSTEES,
j±S‘nSSii.Jr., hS&VSSAn., S&
John Aikman., - Jocasi Bowtmq, H. H. Eidndge,
Wm. J. Howard* JOHN 0. WILSON, Treasurer.
JOHN C. SIMM, Secretary. mvlS-Im
OPRTNG GARDEN SAVING EUND,
Offioe, 331. North THIRD Street, hetweea Yaae
eadCailovhiu. Inooroorated by the Lecielatare April
14th. in. Open for Depoeiu and Pameata, daily, from
9to M o’cioox. Aleo. on MONDAY and THURSDAY
F.VKSINGB, frome toB o’oknjk.
lotereat, per cent, per annum. „ P.ptantora can arith
dra w their .toilers by Checks, it dan red. Speeiai D.-
poaits reoeived. g t PRINGLE. PraeidasL
pNigcw Hart. Bsoret»rr. i>M tfl»
' MEDICINAL,
pROF. MORRIS’ RUOKPHALOS ,
PROFESSOR MORRIS*
PHOFEBBOR MORRIS’
PROFESSOR MORRIS'
BUCEPHALOS,
EUfi BPHaLOS
BUfE F HALOS,
AN INVALUABLE
AN INVALUABLE
AN I»TAbb 4 *h VTE . m
EXTERNAL REMEDY,
w EXTERNAL REMEDY.
FOR DI«EABKS OF THE
FOR DISEASES OF THE ,
FOR DISEABEB OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM,
NERVOUS SYSTEM,
NERVOUS SYBTEM,
by intense
APPLICATION OF THE MIND'
to the researches of Literature, the ooneers* of
Commercial and Financial Bociaeas, and the affairs of
Professional ana Political Life, or os occasioned by anr
other onus* from whioh the Nervous System has be
come exhausted and diseased. ~ n
The symptoos covered by this valuable Preparation
are nnmerousj of whion the more orotninent are, _
LXCITEMEIXT OF THE BRAIN. AGITATION
NARVOUB HEADACHE Etc.. Etc.
The EUCEP.iALOS is oaiyftiUjrjmwjd. by *#r
missicn, from the FomtcbLa ofPAOr. W. M.
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Navingexhibifed the principles and commended the
a) stem of Composite Homceop&thv, Professor M. says:
,r it may be permissible that 1 should offer, as on il
lustration, my own case. A continons oonrse of stu
ff es for a number of years bod. to a certain extent,
produced the ordinary eJTeots of extreme mental ap
plication. by attenuating the prime centres of organic
and intellectual life, and henoe arose a felt necessity pi
Sersonai relief. Having a well-founded confidence in
ompoitte Homoeopathy and an intimate acquaintance
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tial properties in proportional unity, and was gVaddeued
bv the possession of a medicinal resource." ProlMeor
Morris describes the mode of application, and then
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three score-are the ranch valued result*-’’
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