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MMifnmrkaiMm at* now imtrodaafa* Hr, Bra»r s
*ta»«*xefanirair- ! 'n>a aftmlrfttft* tainnar in wtuoh,
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o»»nit».w« k»T« aIMM, dMoritMd.wd itinao* ni»ia*
too vmoh « tknir foror. to giro man tka creditor
>U ':t*tMtU'. ; tti* j B!Mt; ih»ir»h!* VCpo»i» g
' JUa,**!iaWiriaito UtaiaNloiftadl MalWr fortaaat.
iavoator, in to-d»r finding Inrgn nnin for than, not ofilr
hard, but in nil gkrti of th, Uaios, .-
Wt dnnm ik n nuitinr of luiicleßk gnbUo import&noa
to amk tiw <lraM> r, *f .**■»; ntt'lol Jtanraa, an, in
foot.ajfto of kUFatonfAM-txuftMcCdetiußtaTa, nnd
kin moantly inrcntnd 'lrbnint Fna,”->klok k« now
lgotadtn with nnrjr Raaiannft (torn t» anl(«,aa«
whiob iaaoadinatod tkat garaoaa whoarawitkoattkam
sanntiilr iiiliUtaa for tbsßatiras' kt'a knfikn "on''
M anggut tkat.u'srotßklr toonftuwiaou
MrnoMWißiritit.«nr«t>' bom tko raral dintruta to wit
anaa tkoinnnMioanf ton faganana imbaaaj oolhara
dai anu, it nil ba ti*. trail ngnaf ,t» «Sa"ta to onil nf
Mr (MaUamtarooaaa.atN.-MU Ua»k»t Herat. and
axaaaiaa'tba eaiabrntod Sanaaa and Store. anon re-,
farrad foT; The} an a grand article lor ronarry ga «aU'.
an eitt-.rnaadnnana'. Bait.baying a renrlargagadrax-, 1
itaaifaniii fire Ann* an. inar bn. iqbirad front tba
fact that, . nytwjtkttaadiag ,tk»; Hrarni wa»UiarV ha in,
obiigad to keab'a'aaanißaaln oouatantogaration ia or
der HtllanuatatbairOan-baraiM .meimi * armada to
'Otrftf/Boitxiin, Cnkrltaa —ltis not dlßoulffor
nataaaterwttkkinai.atotaa; inao*ing to tits oitr, to
fiatnetwhiak are on' trading bnimtna tboronghfana.
Tka aiaitloe wOr bt.itlera hapgsoa to beootna locfttad
aa gartiontar atrwatabaa bean, often aaagaated.-and qna
emir ba oorrtotlr antwerad by aa, tax that bitriruU nun.
barbaaad antoasta ibare. Kmnnnw, on oar moataaUb
liabld tmaioaaa array oaa, tbaad ara poiata non noted for
tbeir ireeial aotiaity.and tba Maae of tbia Uattritnia
bte tolbet 'bte eonree.' Take, for axanete, the ooraar
or fieraaih ait ObMtaat atTaata. Oia nartbwaat eoraar
of ■tatOrit«i>ao<eUr, : iootiMMlatUia ” of irbat ia,;
well aa wad tba “ 6 mat Ceatral Crantfitoraof Pbilb-,
ialtk&with-Uia'G-F-F-O- inaigaia, aad tbaSte-tUng
find Sian.” A gentleman lately rataroed from Europe
. aan tbit ebrnar. oa Snlarday, (yrben »»afl gentUieab
ia axreetedto■, raglaaMi, bra wardrobe with a natir era-;
vat. oyaoma otbar, artieia.af Oaata’ Foniebiag Oooda
at Bftttniaafa - ooanter.l'reaeaablna 'tba' bulietin board.
of tka-td»doa J'ii«« ofii<!a;aftar Aa raoeat ‘‘fiabti’’
Morefoee a«y otbar eointha baaaoao arnea bio ratara,
raterriag. of oooraa* to Aa erowda of eitiaani who tbera.
aongtagate, aittier (obey OaAVATt.or babold that tre
memderu aiya wbiob “ broagbt down tba' Aathoritlta.”
Vmau d :Oo.’t OBiA*.PaibaD>i.raib : lian*. :
Kwroaiatt.l-fWTaaMitr taat tra pabllriied an nrtiala
wiA refbtenaa to.tba'. varidne. laaaea and gaa figtnrta
maaafartarad by bteaara. Witter* ft Co., (attbairex
tattattra araUHrehtaoßit/ ea tbe aortbaaat ooraar of
■igbtbabd Ziaa atraita) for'.,Mixing Bnoaxxx Ort.
Wa tba' tnw, rafoirad to tba vaafity of Aair
oil aa bem; aaeb tba fiaeat wa had ever exwatnad-
Kaee then wa bate budaeTereJ lntnirlea wiA ngard
to tba light ia aeration, aa to brilliaaey. eoayaaianee.
aooeomy. ad leteNlitr to the ooont r ry. eicetam. To
tbeae wa may taka Aa bberty of Teayoadiny.
oeiaa for all, Aat Aa beat war to bova then aaawered
aattefbetorily will be for the Innnirer to to and do aa we
barn d-ab tximimf jer kimnlf. lira', edafoM*to
kmTieg done ar.:triA' the noat entira Katlcfbction. iurd
beta BO kaaiution la raaoueadlnatble light, aadtha
rtekaad beaat|fal ftaterea wbish trer are dailr intro
daeior fate poblio bed arirela tdificea, aa innomeare
biy tba.aioat d«airobin rarfob/r iiaht ever invaated,
■ad, f«Ae fpuarry, ia fully one hundred gar eeat. bet
tar adagted, eia Ae roore of oppeweaee, rgSoienoT,
coavaaiaaM. *' ll aeonoray, than nay other gortobta
tight aaAibaMdbatii Wa ara anra Aat Mraoat about
■oriag to tba ooaatry will dot tkaateelrae a aemea by
aamiig atjattore'lWlttorb ft Co.’a Emgoneix.
Brnirnb;: OoxrxcTiovaxr.—Aj war' Saul ah}o>>(.
thegaoita.goara Meaara-B.G.Whitaaafc Co. anoaa
.oar moaafbotarins .ooafeotioaara—.« full bead aad
waittaoal lhovi Aa wbola of than. ,Trta la, in faot; to
galnabta Aat' avarybodr boowa it, and ’ tafraa hit
r thoagbu towatda ,Aa noinity.of fiaowl and Chaataat
atraata,wtiaaaver tbe of amftmuuH u nomad,
iaat aa BVaraliyaathe needle toraa towarda tbe pole. If
ftg -xaedladeb'i tora.'tbere ia egnetbmg wrong In tbe
eleetneaTeoeditioea paad if yon, whaler a marnadWr
a aiag la nan, aha go hoaaa, oa a'fiatorday aftara'eda. At
year rbotber.aiater*,wife,or littla bnaa, without (rat
aaaariag a.lnMiooa budget at WHit was ft Co.’a Ann
la aoaurthina auaa'lrwroea .in, your hniiita end offeo
tioaa. Try our reoige. nod take o aotebd Ae wisdom
ofitwbaa’yutigatborau. lAitaabaorthareauTt.
CovniijragT Toch ttrrßh Btory —We almost
thlakWe'eaa ull tbe ojaoati of eotnmoo brose o moo
oonaronda br the wey be .traala bia/baod-in odiar
wbrda,bytb# hi ad ofbat be waara, eaeaoially inweran
waatbar. ’ la. Aia matter ndra wiadomoratapidity'ia'
dljpmrad thaa night: ba'at ira gaegdaad.aed hence.
Aoee who deal UI beta abow tbeir ingenuity by farniah
iag tbe article brat adapted for tba aeaaoa. We bora
baaitlad to ibaee iyatarkt nabre portioeUrlr at An tine
by ,ttte. oaeawkebaieg ieieplay of QenU’ Became r Hate,
wtdeb ttwaa oar 'glatpara' tri leaebot. ia epinmoa gritb
aaberal tbonund otbar euafoaaers. at Aa aolaarooTa of
Haaara. Oabfordkfoni, aadtrthrOontißanfcitxraeab.
yeatartayY 'rbaea aeatleroen hoy# certainly "hit the
naU’’natr>aipen tlaelMo4, bet at tbe proper'tieae.for
tWiemMr aygr to hoveoaan hair ab grand a
dlda'byof all atylM.aad irndea of aog«A bum j»r Hata
alt An (rat. day of eawnar, aa their ebejnifloent a took
xprjaitetaty,,,"; 1 ; ' 1
’ikfunia.ey LoTßxaAx Srxon.—The Synod yrf
Feantrlranio will bold ite one bnedred and thirteenth
emtel aeawoa A Ala oity, ednfnwnnng an neadWon-:
day. Tbb aeaaioeatWili be held .in 8t .Fanl’a .Charek-
Brown etreet, nrer Pfeoad. Tbe opening aefnon will
be p r «eebed ie Zron'a Cburehi fogrth and Cherry
atieete, on' to-morrow (ruodayl morn ng, by, tbe prrai-
Mat, Hey. S, F.Weiden, of RrtUehmn. Thegrogeed
ingp A e pwmaly eo deetadin Grnuan- nUbeoyb it ia
ganai tod tacmbara to gxg naa tbeit Tiewa in Vaglieh.
Tba body iaoompoead of oreroua hoadra* nlaaatara,.
aiid" ia'taa'oidaat a coleaiaatioel organisation rat iggiag'
aa;bl loatberae ohurob in Aa United Stat. a.
of,'(ri.sd. Ber.'Georga' F. Hrotal, of
taaaMHyf-.raakayfyahib.iwMl areaebiatbaEßal.ih
taaybage at at ■st’baw’aCbureh, Hew atreet below
Feartb, to-morrow ayaniag, •
dr rna ' J.pa.v»sb. Parwm.
it ‘ tb., diiUUciiM.
■ntantf tIM Jmuw Ehlui'i to uilv. hn» w>
Tbiiufcr nut tr u on«tuit> oftanti
M./MaCIW .hifcn, Ho. WCiwtkltrti'Mt
Mmi, tka .arafibrUjla. of M,
llaCla,iakaa ,ftw» lU, »l ki« PUoto,ra»bio
U&mf: la Wachialtd*.. FinePorlralt. of Lleeola,
Safari. Ball, nod other oa!.briti»a
AM alao EUraetlajiaaah attastion ia thia admirobla
VoutL* WALttolßi PtrcaieM, hoar))/platad,
of anrtoaa rtadr n> arid pattonn. .
Torcel»i»-li>i<rW»Ut Co6Ura,aadn>*>
natyototharat»r.,a<prioet ranging frooi*l«>op
■ v^JhrKar Me Cliß*t«, xcd a oomri.t*
aaaartaaaat of .Hhioda of bo.M-k.epmg nrttclaaat'F,
Aiffaipna k Co.'«-hoaM-fami.him atora> Pon thwart
, dbfkkfoTAaooadaadipMk. • -.-. p.
Sfftmitt;Ai.iBK! Bpini»ttAMBv!—r« it trao or
hhattotaplntr ooamnmatta anth ,'thair friaod. on
Hrttit' ft it nut, apdall thnae who darlro mar corn
manloat. with their friend. in the spirit world, hr call-
Hr. f, V. Muadald, wriftdg teit-meilinmiSM
Sro Awna».iE. A.r>Jo» Cb*am.—At thia pedaop
Stf |k’«,jfAr; there arn few indeed trho f o sot enjoy- ike
wurtw hirers of peri. km. of, r trastberri.. and
Cream. parties tor iraa. in thm Tioimtytbar are pohj *0
'ekeapa. to lieyritkln the reaahof even thoee of limited
{Mat-Atomieioooab k'tataett, wheae atand i. in
rtk(r,Kk>t*t><' Worked. pOorndf of Fifth andl Mei'chent
;Saiatd,~b«hfdii>yr Btr»wb«reie..»teek«d fr«ak Horn
ifteir Hide,-with tkeenarktmr dew of raorniae yet upon
-iljNltfJneMieMy ledge; itrdof dplleiodf (poor. The.
~i<eobd'ef l aitkelfeta»dAhe teM Craunfroat tk» dwry
- ofMaek MMkd.*kapeorpaap ia an Math appMoJatad:
hr ha eneeiianOe. Faatiiiee witblnt 100 Cmnfaaa
Irpra it leftetthe pMfaordoftri. ieeaMity «dllia*<er
laaaafcsdtolieeere.fflevnaib* BaeaetTaltud.
?j^^te ! Vj^ta : ;t i **Pwnpo.-JBai^.'i>p<>p<*;
la «ka oalf
tprwjr who eatteelrie aer»ent without a ekathoter. Con- :
martin tba notihardf food dlgeetion. When prldeaad
1 pwrietrnßwTyibaatker; tknir children art woat aad
.aaaaMlkPkarakaMwoni killa t*p,idtap«ikillaa kan
: bind. himraifwltk hi. eeighbor’etep*. Ha
that is tooeood for rood edvioe, ia too pood at Ufi
aeUkbor'a oorapaar. Friaßda aatf photographa item
JUtUf jWiadoaa ia aHfrai. at home to Ihoao who/oatL
‘TM'lnaaat'Mrada aak tka fawaat Aeemp. Tko moat.
■■ aawaarfal iaaa relad akair owa ko.ta.aa., The moat,
' uri*art : ttif J t>Ht ekithoa ai:the;Oai Fr/e. Oian
; 0.
Qpatcat ahaat. - A (fib rfMMirt ipiiA rack mriitU
-%i»t»'kf.A*y*»*A»a>ar-'aaitt.iataraat.'irkiok x'da;
aUMlr.iaonwiaar tkaa .lmpiatt. tham tdla, at riftik*
:.**ar‘fti»ai<»:»ataK ,*ara«.j tmi, tkttfM miit tmt
- l.laaaaarh««Mi Mallatd a> to. iMttawfcrateaiimlatad
:iaili^t«iiWtlif;'aaitr*'Mik:iAWoKl , ,TA'a:,^rt6ii(lta
H.v*.naA «t«a>a.-p»id aa MaMCaai amr iu
rwmitd* HaaadaanlaaaiaaMa aaatkkraohwiii;-,
. ; ■
.:,MMr aMaa,tak<a)*aa«> lafmmkit tha
;Ss&,lilSai»*lrtiatMwitf:.k»?« M.4fMkt,a«' Caa
' pd*pr-i£Sf.iaa4':Tßeodar aakg
>aar.ftatttt kawpipii offc f.HtW.* ’• y jam* ■
aj»oahjyiaa<l of
■ "ihiuwcwMHSM iiiri^^iH^awiasiap
- •' fcr : , i draf | opioa,^h^tg.f
' arotaa
• A Penan mtfH
“ gift" iabaii* yragarad at Aa-WAt ln An.oito. for
ftbunm Boolen No Kami. ItiaagoM atod*;
rtalf inaoribed. Cnbka aoma atbar ’- t o* °> ia
Chaataat atraat, Aa anadal wUbba. «f "“M.**™ told,
tbi Hft.’of
SteStinsiVftH Wilara, Hm* MS tad lot
*s?*•*****’' r:;:
9fi|tftfltiW. ;WATnt.-fThiava
,Lg eelftbritrv demd for it
'SfoofMtng ■. lU bwMdolti chiraotw ia at
9byaiei&ii« tolw loptnor to Aor otbar tnftdi-
Wtltf mtm\n na«7- Th« (thont mimoolona
mfMfilSlr it fcjwMtfofmcd M|d aa to, beli«y«.that it
w iiMdiil the tfMtkeht
•f very mur dieewet-vkicih ot4ie*rj Tesoediei £eit to
tar*., 4U; oonktiT* we'MtßbUahed beyood
.vt«iiUbß»**<!.ira £»el ;&ir«at
vzthni* ofth# ariifiei*! ‘oompoanda of
th*d»jr, W« reoolQiMad taoM of oar reader* vho m»jr
b« fldfferisg ljrbßi g«»nl debilib'. or from say of the
jHMaaes for vhtQh : thi»Water le yteioribedg to give it a
tri*L x Ee*«dr*vtUMra*»ta , .nbU-slr
'--A a very
carious oaso to be iried st the sext cctrion of the
Ipajris Tribonfel. /The oireamst&hou, whioh seem
mfifre Uko the fenoifal ortation of a noTeUet then
mlreots,»remfollows:, .
: Keiriy thirty veers ego a widow lady; of a noble
tad powerful fiaguenot femll)', residing in the
eoath of Fretioe. pleoed her'ehlldrwith a sar
dep«r*s wife;-.who Wtfs-to aot •« foster-mother
aad oarM to the-helr to the;vast family estate.
Ofle day. as. the yooeg holr was sporting be*
fore ihe doore acd child was lyiog
otfabedln tbe e&ttage> the adrse beard tbewheels
ofia carrtage, and Immediately sospeoted that the
mother 9f her yonng charge was oomios to see her
eoh. In her flarry she snatched up the beir, but
slipping, let him fall open k heap of stones, break
lag his.right ana andooUer-booe. Ia her terror
•he roshed to her hatband, who adHsed her to stow
awey the soroMnlag vletim coder the bed olothes,
aad tehleg bis gartneats, he placed them on his
owd ehUd and boldly stood at ..the door to wait
m lady’s ooming. Contrary to the usual oataal
glacoegiven by her os.her prerioas visits, tbe
lady-mother was bo *track at the change la her
daniai, to the iean,.browa; haom-looiiDg babe
wbieh she beheld in the. place. of her own plomp
baby, that, vexed aad' .exasperated beyond mea
fa c re,<«be seised the ohild ia her arms, aad bade
the postilion drive away. The gardener and his
wife were terribly frightened, hat decided to go
the next day to the'ohateaa and make an explana
tion. ’ To their farther oonstercatlon, they fo&ad
.en the aext moraiog that the lady was gone, aftd
h»d.tikenaway tbo obUd. Tears spea r on t ,and
the family did not re torn, while the ignorant cot
tagers, inflneneed by.terror, never oared to stir
lathe matter, until the, garaener's wife on her
dOatb-bed recently mode a fall cosfession.
' In the meantime tbe cottager’s child hoe passed
his life as a member of one .of the noblest families
of France, has beea'aMoebed to on embassy, and
now holds % desirable -offieUl position, -while the
rial beir has spent bis. ytroth in discipline and pri
vation os a soldier in Algeria. . The latter now
to ricover bls propertjr and title, and
the trial promises to be ooe of the most extraordi
nary of modern times.'' Berryer/now probably tbe
iWost celebrated lawyer in France, has been retained
fortha defence. 1
\ MtARINR CNT^IiUUENCB.
Steamship BoeUm, Crooher* SO hoars from New York,
with mdse and pseeenaera tn Jsa Aiiderdice. faried
tnrtr impecador*from femaabnoc, below-the Ledee;
mlf Billow. frOtaMayataea. aad berk MarrnlixaMih,
Ar llsatavideo, slaw the Ia- d re; soar tieo BjTn« from
■taunias beinw Reedy Isluad; terhe Tmjrte,forßio.
jaaetro, oT BmblmV ffarir; Oavid G .wimon. for
tor^ataaatfaoff^Gastm.^
with eorn to J H MoCoUor.
from Milford, with
| , -BV TKLEOnaVH. ■
iTbe barkeOheahire. fi»r West Coaetof Amaa-Fied k
teßßix, ipr New Miusi, brig Alice Fraoklin. fer Yar
mouth. NB, and a hnmber of other veerels, ptased nut
jesteriar- I>e ,ateoaiahip Camhndse, from Bcatoo,
aad tfr iahr Emfire.rrom Atttigoa. passed in this aftsr
ooon. Windstroairtoattewayward ■ „„
Yoorsg icm THQ9. B. HUGHES. '
n MMSORANOA
-ftsamsbis Citr of E»chißood< Atjichsl),soiled .from
RichmondSlstult. for Phuadetphi*.
> Btsamshiß Delaware, Caanon, hence, arrived at Naw
.YorksMtsrdar.'. - • ■
< Bteamsht9 Adriatic. Comstock, for Southampton and
Havre, cleared at New v ork veslerdav.
: vteainihio Isabel, Rollins, o lea rod at New York yes
terday for HavMia. 1
Steamship Edinburgh. Reo&edr, oleared at New York -
foetfrdar forLlvereooi • c
l Shte Lancaster, Decan. for Liverpool, oleared at Now
Orteo&aStb nit. with SSU boles oottoa. ■ -
: Ship Panama. Some, cteareAht New-Vork yesterday
for bob Francisco
; Ship Coerier. Olnutoad. from Rio do Janeiro April XT,
amvvd at New York yo«t«rd»jr. April 88 latlins,
Jo« 9 4Sv spoke barkMoedamm. for Rio do Janeiro.
SlraneeotA, Wajns, benoe, was disoharaior at
RfoVe Janeiro April *B. <•
Bark Gu E Lex* Almeida, for Philadelphia in 7 days,
•■Sat Fort an Prince tfthutt.'
> Bark Mariao* Smith, fae&ot, wae dloeharpinp at Sto do
/Bark|?fea;forPhnadeipbia,wps at MsTacalho itthult
; BarkGonmd, Sattbonr* imm Rickmond, wasdieoharg--
las atlbpdeJaneiro April PS ' 4 ’
■ Baik Therm, Footer, from Maracaibo, arrived at N
York jesterdar. _ . „ >«..,•
j Bark.Aon E Grant, *wam, from Rio-de Janeiro for
Rinbmbnd waeofTaanieeto*nBt*tnU; . -
Damaby* hence, was at Port eu Prince
1 Walter, for Philrielphiait) idars, was
at Ponce, PR, I7tiiult. , ■ ■ ,
i Bns SoritCa Price*for New York, sailed from Rlode-
Janeiro April IS. > ' 1 L...
i Scbr Isabella Thdarsoo, Corson, oleared at Witming*
ion*NU,Blatu!t. for Philsdolphia.' ■
- Bohn Hiokmaa.Goldoa-Rale,aad lda:L,hence.ar
riFedatß'cbH3oadtoti|)t > ■ . _ ■ -
' Ruhr Lady Lake*'Whiter hence for Pawtsoket, arrived
d PronrtMW JUtßlt"! & > : v
.flehraJ^ilf. Kelly, and Thoa Potter, Glover, henoo, ar
r'St?lfe}^,«..o.,.rr iv.aat r.* Bed-
Ale* and Thernias Brant, King, cleared
Ot now York yesterday for Phuadelphta.' -
> fete Alice Leo, fmUt,' front Baltimore, arrived et
Piiee. beaoe. eniv«d at Br>ttoa3l«t nit
Whi Wen, Cain, hence, arrived at Salem
-- Behrvßalo, Newmair*sailed'from Newbaryportseth
hi*, for Philadelphia ' t _
: Scbr R 8 Dean, Cook* hence, arrived et Taunton
aothttlt
- Schm Ismisa aad J C Horse-* hence* arrived at Bath
90th alt- r ' *
: SrouporS Beverly. Pi&ree. and Novelty, Shaw, henoc*
arr.vaaat-New Yorkyettfrday.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
DP TO 12 O’CLOCK LUT KIGHT.
OIWTI NBUTAIy-8. K. comer of Hint i and Chwtnut.
:Mr Brant *K,WV ; •*y«!r, c i.,o
I MeConplek. Mr, HumV* j 8 PUwortti, Vilttbarg
T Otto.Cin.O Mm Vringbeoh,NY
MluKim'ell. NY, J-A Jloort Jc.U,Elitntb'i!
WH Murebr. Let , TRltoimbriin
*ra J(Viirrotn,Bc : wr »emtttrwy; ■
golcntt, Jr.CMrlartan ■■ F V PoHar, V« ,
Wm RBoWnton,Blobjnond Mimißß Robmaon,Va ,
IVVSIiSSS*
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JAranld. wit HOM D, Ala
J a fiillraort. La ~ , J „Dtt 4. la. N C •
IK Hnrnaa t wf, Ohio, . « JJ. H«m t wf. LI
iLNewhallk la, Vatt J W Chtlfant & wr, Pa
I A Lliwall. Ruteh.x J Bridsm.D, lowa
W M Diokaon. Olncmn.tl O H-Brantmail. LaneatMt
J 6 OlßVeUiiil. Beltiinm. .Rf WilsotiA la, Roobst’r
«r«8 A OanfitW, Rooheifr A I- Auk. N J .
It Valla. It Y HU Bnper. BaUvia, N Y
laaaa M.Cata. ttiatnn -. H Smith. MHdtaljwn
a HarMuah. Piitahar* *" T W_Pnrin,tJ. NY
Jdftnnton.Xadaaa. " u C.Boaren. Kngland -
Itt N ComrUinfKrijliuul;, W Unhtnxin, jr. kjrf.Boat
I «iso W Bmdlaa. N y , 01. Wilfanl * la, N Y
PR.almau.!* Y i I, pJE* II - N Y .
|3m H Conn. Boalan - • P J Mo««i.jr. kIaSC
| A MoKaevar, Richmond,VAAtb'irtZ Orar-N Y
' GIRARD HO»tPE—Ninth and Cbestnnt streets.
TboSh Raney*!* 80 Mis® Bane *, 8 O -
MitSPussell. 8 C JB Burrell, Jr, Rook I«|and
R Tompkins La AJryies, nd '
JCtmrcbtll Ohio • ■ Mr Brawn k la. Montreal
stentiMAWhilwH. Fla Mis# Archibald, Fla
I tSSJ. Yo.J". Middletown Wenr* J Meiley.Middtet’n
John Morgan, l-ondon Oha» V N Y
WHlUvine.NY JM Baker, Va „ „
Miss Baker. V* H Rowland. & ia.Pt Bep't
Or Boston , John P B eelow, Boatotf
R 8 Andrews B Mt . * I,N\
Jm 0 emlth. Balt Hon J B Ba«kin, Wash
0«o ff Waeb A T Donhanj. WTroy
Pre-tPkiff. NY J C Roman -k K, Va •
lJ B * on' la, 'Yjim.NC MMoGaigan. Cal r>
hr W Walker. Ind - ' . Z garnet
Cfaa*F Hawlinrs, DC ; & M -.r
* J Parker. If Y • - N , Y u
Mlea Wh-alwright, H Y Jm B Crane, JZ \sabath
I S W H*jlman v ,Harri*barg S ,R
Mim Heister.BC - - KH Mnl'jn NY
I W r.W Rtebie. NY Cl*, s K Ward .NY -
JasJTroo.NY. JasOCos^.ent.N Y
|Mr Wilkmr k la. Conn -; < . Jl urar. Dcl „
I « Germantown Jto Vo>»urnr. I^klyn.
JolinVY v> Bill NY“T
IC H TreonvP l ! •- T>.H Bennett. NY
ThnairVnr'fNY B-bl Dnaal.ity
Y
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s?,tev. R^ n ' on,J ’ Va B .'c!f;rßrr rooDd ' v *
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I WJBenJ-minjNYJ OreenberrrTN Y
I T Bwe«n«r> Wheeling, Va A I Sweeney.YjrbeeilHK»Va
■ Gaoß Attaa, Kilt Tv C'ateh/Cm. 0 ■
1 4rs Andenem, Conn M Anderson, Conn
tel»P; COB ' l.ewie K !
I Wm MoMurrar,^ Brooklyn MiwEßajl.NY
I dETCHANtfiP street, uinw kroh.
[l««S7feSltf 4 '
& Sl8S8lI»V
I glfel. Rnok Bt-no.a w H Blulta ■
HarJifev n
1 Gao « NealUßait. ■ F Parker, Tetnpleton<Macs
| H 4 Friaelte, Byrsoeee. ,N Y
- TBS UNION HOTBL—Areh atreot. above Third
Geo HoadaFbi’a ; Be Bonfdfen, PhHa
Hao Wilkins.Tsmaaaa, Wm RShafTer. N Y,
Oanl Gf*at, FtMboui ■ J O »trawbridse, MA
Joke n PinOrove John s Holoombi N J
JIIW Geisti Lanceßtar
BT. IdOina HOTEL-Cbe.tnot street, ab. Third,
BH Hawkins. NY
BB'«etha!,-Ph*la_ - ■ *WFnck. Pbtla
«T WisdSnmtiler, SFrane’o WAVearlea, Boston
JM «" w>re, NiJ P
jd Willianm," Y;
' JORPJ<' HOTEIr-Ckeatnnt atn.t, above Sutli.
T,A’Saill.D'laYareho,P* JaaHAdama, Balt
satei.w" £Wi N pk „ np
if U«r Ot£ ’ . '
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Bnhieon. Bntna . ■ : /naßoatl,»Y
*JIT& ’Ate*. 1 i tu u .
- Krav ph,iv .
jWH,PHtoiaft.PhilA
I OoiilKßlUlUiL at. abora Cheetnub
J Wia JUewiSi OeUwwe oo - E J Moore, Port Deposit
I S B &3nf/Ohlo b 0 Robert Murphy t
J MKRCHARTr nQUSHfTfcirt ebom Callowhill
13tkp# C AthyffeoM* ft L « hf cooim# oo
jpJWWi Wmesort
; -ioVKitmi amwa. Mar«i.
, Gaft BMcCarter,Del ftTVan KirttiHoneedate
BLAOK BEAR HOT&LrTUrdst.. above CaUowhilh
BSetu. Lynnlown
.utyi Anit, Lynntown ' . Braadt, Tremont
W 1? Bybprry H Rorer. Olaey
Arßkekmaa. lsaac L Trexler. Bucks oO
Casper Roads, By Derry Linford Roads, Byberry
Jnsß Buck man • Backs oo Boathempton
gbaf Roads, Sonthametcn Wri Pad,Bocks 00. Pa
Chester Valley P Beans, Books oo
BAULKY SHEAF HOTKIr-BeooEi 1 at..iwlow V>*a.
Geo S Brown; N Y John AWay; Phil*
■Thus W Soileau, Attleboro T 0 Torbet k lias, Pa
Jas Thornton, By berry . PtaoyProwp* Brownsburg
, John Frits, Doylestown ■' Geo Piokenitgt Fa
Bajm Nobt*,’Rome. Ga J C Rioh, Pa
R H Damh, HartanUc, S Atkinson., Pa
Jtsie James, Fa TB Pickering, Pa
B a WestfOU, Sussex oo.N L DMoNair,.Books oo
J MDarrah. Hartsvllle Thos S Smith, Pa
J Thorton, Pa • k • H Heading, Hatboro •
J Boiluo*. Bnokaoo ■ 8 Yardier. Buok. co
A K Clajtra, Bucks oo Eoule Buokman, Bojleat n
Lewia Bookmaa, Havrtovra Jonas Ely, Fa
a Vsrk.s ft non, Hatboro' J G Oom.ll. Buoka co
J W Moon. Fa Ohss Palmer, Pa .
n Gadwalladar, Pa John Polk, Pa
W I D»»!»on’, Cfoeltsnhsm Baml Gioff^Ckaltolihain.
Jaa.WWatrboM.Pa, WW Carr. Pa
Solomon Holcombe, Pa J F Bilworth. New Hope
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Peoond st., above Arch.
Miss Ada Edwards* Phila W Hardins, Ohes co
H J Jones. Lane oo Mis* M J Harding. Newt’nl
J'-'bn A Baer. Phila Ohae N Bimp«on.Tßaetcn
W GtuHwold, NY Wm B Doan, Doliniton
NATIONAL HOTEL—Rand street* above Third.
8 Handwork, Trenton MD Clark, Trenton
Jno E Rhine. Herrieborg Jao gtanton, Wllkeßburre
Jli Jones, Bmdrord, Pa A B Dunson, Bradford, Pa
H Brobst, Catawiesa N J Kyer, Catawiw i
BALD EAGLE HOTEL-Third M.* above CallowhlU.
J Rookey, Montgomery co 8 JKistler, Lehigh oo
John Klaro. Lehigh co Peter Lerch.Rumrwtoo, 0
H Loose, Lebanon oo DavidiKats, JCntstown
John Bmitb, Buoks oo B*nj Beans, Buoks co
STATES UNION HOTEL-Market street, above Sixth.
A w Bents. Carlisle ,Wm Harris. Carlisle
A T Hamilton & la, Pa 'A B Long, Lewutown Pa
Fred Swift, Pittsburg Will Fooee, Pittsburg
Jf t? , h iB , lonk *
C E Preston* NJ „ •_ , H Harkms, « Y •'
S W Shane k wf. Prov, R i Joe Ounninghaxn, Prov, HI
W Mooner* Pittsburg HA Camobeil.Tyrone, Pa
Jno 8 Boyer, Harrisburg G Bond, Crawford 00, Pa
SPECIAL NOTICES-
XUthaetio tuoAft Drops —This elegant
and efficient remedy for conitipation and disordered
tbe digestive organs ia fast saining the favor it merits.
The eubetitaiing of a ingar plum for a pill lean im
provement in medicine, appreciated by all who dislike
nauseous doses. Thoy are well suited for ohildren.
Sold by all druggists; 2fi cents per bottlo, and by the
proprietors,'
JOHNSTON, HOLT OWAY, A COWDEN.
_H* 30 Routh FIFTH street.
, PnoTOQRAPiia of tub Japanese, just
taken at McCLEES' Gallery ia Washington, are now
on exhibition at Me 'LEES’ Gallery, 810 CHtSTNOT
Street. *Al>o, Portraits of Lipooln, Hamlin, Douglas,
go ward, Bell, *0.,&0. Copies of any of the above for
sale. jeB-3t
- The. Human Hair —How many persons
abase this delicate and beautifal ornament, by burning
it 1 with alcokotic wathes, and plaateriog it with grease,
whioh has no affinity for the skin, and is not absorbed!
BURNLTTS COCOAINK, a oompound of ''ocoa nut
Oil, Ac., is unrivalled ae a dressing for the hair, is rea
dily absorbed, and te peculiarly adapted to its various
conditions, preventing its Tailing off, and promoting Its
healthy growth. It
To Consumptives.—Queru’s Cod Livbk
Oil Jelly. ,
This great speeifio for Consumption u fast superse
ding all others in its curative effeotsnpon thoee affiioted
With tubercular disease*, being twioe as effieooioiu as
theorndeoiL Prepared upon highly scientific princi
ples of the pare oil* and robbed of the nauseous taste of
the plain article, it it received into tbe atomoeh in ite
jellified fonn. without mastication, and ie gradually dis
solved and digested, passing into tbe small intestines
drop by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
nutritions properties, and thus assisting and sustaining
nature in overcoming the disease. Approved by the
New York Academy of Medicine, and recommended by
the faculty everywhere, tins preparation is eonfidently
offered ae a remedy for Consumption and all Sbrofulous
affections. Sold by FRRDBRIOK’TIROWN, oorner of
CHESTNUT and FIFTH Streets; FREDERICK
BROWN, Jr., Continental Hotel; and T. W. DYOTT
k SONS. mhSLsturSm
Saving Fund—-Rational Sapktt Thus*
OoHgAXT.-CluTtored by tba Stow of Pennajlva ie.
BULKS.
1. Money is received every day, and m any amount
large or small.
1 FIVE PER CENT, interest is paid for money from
the day it is put in.^
8. The money ie IHraye paid baok in GOLD whenever
it is oalled for, and without notice*
L Moneyj* received from Eztcvtort, Adr7it«T«/ral<?rsi
Guardians t and other Trustees, in large or small sums,
to remain a long or abort period. .
5.~ The money reoeived from Depositors is invested in
Real Estate, Mortgagee, Ground Rents* and other first
class securities.
S. Office open every day—WALNUT Street, southweel
orner Third street. PHiladelchfa. lalS
Sbamrw s Saving Fund—Northwbst
Conirsa SucoNDand Walnut Btkssts.—Deposits re
ceived in small and large amounts, from all classos of
the community, and allows interest at the Tate of FIVE
PER CENT, per annum,
i Money may be drawn by oheoke without loss of in
terest.
; Office open daily, from 9 nntllgo’oloojc, and on Mon
day and Saturday until nine in the evening. - Presi
dent. FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and Secretary.
OHAS. M. MORRIS.
. Marbbs’ Miraculous Vbbmw Dk
stroyek, the oldest, and best remedy Jcnown for Ex
terminating RATS and MrCE, COCKROACHES
BUGS. ANTS. MUtQUITOES, FLEAS, MOTHS,
GRAIN WORMS.and GARDEN INSKOTd.
mr Principal Depot* 013 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. mylS-Sm
Modrl Shaving and Hair-Drrssing
EftTABLISUMKRt. ■
= N. K.
having opened hi* magnificent Saloon for Hair Cutting*
Dyeing* and Shampooing, in connection with the mo*
elaborate private Bath tiro facilities, would now and
Bounce to the public, after a jeer's anooeMfal operation'
that hi* mean* gf aeoommodatrag hi* nnmerona patron*
nave been Tendered *tU! more perfect.
‘ None bat the best artist* are employed.
: KT Private Room* for Ladies and Children.
87* Best Hair Dyes, and other dressing preparations
,always for sale.
. *7* Charges moderate,
Salamander Fibs-Proof Safes.—A very
lsue assortment of SALAMANDERS for sale at rea
lonable prices, No. 804 CHESTNUT St.. Philadelphia,
aoo-tf kvans a watson.
Ohb Peicb Clothing of tub Latbst
STTLss.rnnde in the best manner, express!* for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling pnoea marked in
| Plain Figures. All goods made to order warranted satis
faetoiy. Our ONE-PRICE ajtiem is striotl* adhered
to, as we believe this to be the only fair way of dealing
All are thereby treated alike. JONES k CO.,
•cS-tf GM MARKET Street.
Sewing Machines. All persons who
have bought Sewing Machines whioh will not perform
the work expected, are informed that SINGER'S Ma
chines never fail to do. any kind of work. No one Is ever
disappointed in the Machines of
I. M. SINGER k CO.. No. 810 CHESTNUT Bt,
ap*-8m ‘ _________
MARRIED.
BmXE*-MeMULUN.-OnThnrsdiY evsning. May
31st. b* Kev, ’i homnc Bramend. D.D , Edward p BaHer
a Mattie G., danshte{>of John H. McMullen- iEast»n,
,h. 3 ;h
ult., at th«* tender ee of the bride’s father. Doylestown,
Pa., by Friends' eeremonv. 'iownseod Speakman,of
Delaware oounty. to Charlotte, daughter of Samuel G.
Frioe. *
AS sieM AN-TOBI AS n Wednesday. Mar
30;bjr Pev. Issao Leaser, Mr.R. Brook
rn, L 1., to Miss Esther, dtughter of/. Tobiasoa. of
ihisoiry. ~ * *
DKBOLLE-»US8 r LL.-In Ne» Orleans, la.. on
tbe 11th of May, by Her. Ba’lard «. Dann. Mr. witjljm
Pe ttolle, late of Philadelphia, Pft - andThecla M..
daughter of the late James ‘'has. Russell, Psq., «nd
grand daushter of the late James Joseph Koiseitt, Esg.i
of Boston, Mats *
McCA N-MMITH-On tt e27th of May, 1800, at 8u
Mary’s Church, by Pev.. Father Btroebel. Mr. James
McCtnji to Sties Marearet Smith, both of this city. *
OR*IGHTON-W*D -Vn the Jsth Deoeraber, J 869,
by T. C. v arnalt, Mr. Alexander Creighton, of Hadding
ton, to Mrs. Mary Ann Ward, of Philadelphia. *
. DIED.
ABRAHAMS.—3>ddenly, on the evening«f the SUt
ult, Mote* Abrahams, Esc-, in theSßb y«ai of Ms ate.
The male relatives a-d (Wends of f’e family are re
spectfully invitfri to attend the funeral.from 'is late
residence. Wo, 681 Worth Twelfth street* this {Sunday;
morning, at 10 o'oloclr. *
HlOR^H.—Ataea.’on the9th of Bfar. ©P board th*
brig A. J. w . Applerarth, Andrew D.» eldest son of
Capt. O 0. and Jane Hiorth, ac’ed 21 years and 9 months.
(Petersburg, Va.. p'oerspleasecr-py.) . *
SMlTH.—Onthe3lstjjl*..o«'consuiin>tion,in the 23d
year of his age, James B. Imith eon.of the late William
B and Margaret «mUh, of New York. { New York pa
pers please copy.] • .
relatives and mends, and those of the family are
respectfully invited ti attend the funeral from the resi
dence of his uncle. No 914 Washington avenue, to*
morrow/Bnr day) afternoon, at 4 o’oloak.
aLLB"*.—On the 81st nit., Edwin,son of the late Wm.
E.and Mary 15. Mien. aged five months'.
Pnnerai fiom the residence of bis mother. South
street, belhw Sixth* this (Saturday) mornißg, at 9
o'elock* *
D^WKE*—OntheSlstnlt.SavilHan A., son of Peter
and Satan Pewees, in the 19th year of bis age. .
Funeral from the residence of his parents. No. 198
CaUowhiUstreet, to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon) at 3
fwKW —On the 80th ult.. Henry Brew, son of Bridget
and the l*te Henry Brew aged 38 years.
Funeral from the residence of his mother, Deraar
place. Bhippen wreet, above Front, to-morrow Sunday
afternoon. 4 o’clock. *
FL!CKW7*.~®nddenly, m this city theSoth ult..
Jgsejhine W., daughter of Jeremiah W, «hd Jemima
Fa eral fiom the residence of her ancle. No. 223
Germnn street, this <Saturday) afternoon, at 2 o’olook.
HKB«.--0n Wednesday, 89th ult, Frederick A. Hess,
in the 04th year of hit age.
, Funeral from bis late residence. No. 2431 Callowmll
street, to-morrow (Sunday) morning. At 9 o'clock. *
MATTHBWB.—May 31st, JobnJPC Matthews, in the
27th year of his age. son of Ann and the late Capt. John
Matthews, of Maurice River. N. J.
Faaerol from the residence or bis mother, in the rear
of No. 1311 Atmore street, this (datarda?) afternoon, at
1 o’clock. *
MAY.—’uddenlr, on fhe2Bth uifc.. Harry Mar, son of
Os stain Jonathan and Oatharme W, May, aged 6 years
ana 9 months. *
MUR PHY .-On the Met ult-, Co-neliu* Murphy, son
of the late Jeremiah and Margaret Murphy, ageaT years
and 6 months.
Funeral from the residence of bis aunt, Mrs. Hjolrey.
Batoh street. Vine»treat, above Beoond, this (Saturday)
afteman, et 3 o'clock. *
NO a GftAV**T*Bn thedlstnlt.. Mrs. Mary Norgrave,
reliot of the late Jeremiah Norgrave, agort 75 years.
Funeral from the residence of her son, Capt. Thomas
Norgrave. N0'305 whartou street, to-morrow (Sunday)
morning, at I o’clock. .. _ -ir . . ' *
PEOPLES.— On the Sill nit., Mftry A., wife of Samuel
Peopies/in the JTth year of her age.
. Funeral from the residence of her husband. 1832 Mar
ket street. this(£*tpfd&y) morning* at lOo’oiook. *
CUMMER MOURNING GOODS.
»- Black Bare<ree and Crape MAret*. 0-4,7-4, ami
8-4 wide ; Black Silk Grenadines, Grenadine
’ BareM*. Camel’# Hair Barare*. Summer -
BombaemM, Ohalis. Crape Chalit, Tamartines,
Tammatansr fin© Mouiselme de Lslnes, Lawns,
G»nxh «m». Organdies, Bilk*, Foulards.
Qhalitde fame*, Baraga MantiMi* and Points;
Berete, Grf nadme Barege and Grenadine Shawls 5
Sun unit) ©Has. Fans, Bummer Glove* and
.Hosiery; Veils* Collar*, Me>ves, (to.
BESSOhi ifc ©ON. Mourning. Store,
iel No. 91s CBBSNirr Street.
ry=» THE UNION TEWT 'OF THE YOUNG
(£j ABIOCUIION will be
Tor Divine Ser»ioe,at Eleventh and JMtnwater
rtreete.To-MOB.KOW’, Haftbalh.
Tha service* will be ae follows t
UNIOI4 rRAYRR MEPTING at 7 A. M.
P, tt. br*.r J. B.LieiitlxMn.
and »t 8 P. M.. bj Rnir Rlotmrd Newlon. D. D.
g»rri»e. ev.ry .vomm damn th« w.ek. It*
tr==- *K V e.STH FBI» OV T EH«A TV
put taa o'clock. ___ u
nr=i cHVICH'Of THE COVENANT.-
THEPRESS^PHILADEU*;
BoN vu tko above subject) TO MOH.HOW. KVI'JIjNO,
at 8 o clock, in. the ChuTeh of the MesatahitUmver
«*ll«t,)l/00U8TBtttet.eant of Broad. »*
rfs» oRAUfi AND I*B WITCH Of
its BNDOH.”-Rev. v. WVHurrER 1.111 MWtoh
fra this eulreot TO-MORROW (Babbath) AffTß*-
NOONTat 4 o’oiook, In Antartean Meohanloa’ Hall, oor
nar of FOURTH and (it, OR o tS Street.. Seat, fra*. It
|VS* THE BEV. JOHN COOKMAN WIH
11 J? preach in th» First Reformed Duton Church,
cmnerof SEVENTH and SPRING GAkDKN BtroeU.
TO-MOKHOff (BABBATH) MORNING, at lm
o’oldok. : . \y .
THE « SPRING GARDEN UNIT A
\V3 RIAN SOCIETY will nave the iervle»s*cf Hev.
8?W. MoDaNIEL, at HANDtiN AND HAYDN HALL,
TO-MORROW ISnnder) MORNING, half past 10. and
Bin the EVENING. There will be good music. .A
fall attendance is raauested. Beat# free. It
rv-s=» TOTHE ALUMWI MEMBERS OF THE
f(3 AMERICAN WHIG 'OOIETY- Notioeisbere
hr given to the GrAiluate of Whig H*U,< at
Prinoeton College, tint Ooir annual meet.iu will be'
held in tKeir Hal l on TUESDAY MORNING, Jane
path, 3800. - ;
Iv*s=» CHURCH OF THE INTERCESSOR,
113 MBLO I Street, above Twelfth. June Sd.—Fu
neral Bertnon, on the death of lata Laura L. Lathrop.
wifl(D,V>be proaohed by the Rtotor. at j». M. Stats
Sttt at this servire, Mnruing and evening aervioe.a*
usual, at 10K A. ftl. and 8 P. M,
rr?* SPIRITUALISM.-A. B. WHITING
not bein* able to be present. Dr. R.T.HAL
LOTK.ofNfw York, will lnotnre atSANHpw-STRBET
HALL on tiUND&Y, at Io>a A. M. andB P, M. AdnVK
sion nve_cents. lt_
f THE UNION FAIR FOR THE BENE-
IkS FIT of Bt. Joseph s Orphau Anvlum, the House
of the Good Shepherd, fit. Vincent's Home Tor Destitute
Infants. aiidBt. Joseph's Hospital, is now lining held at
the MUSICaii H'M) Hai.L. Loouat street, above
eighth, ncil will oontiuue open until Saturday next.
9th inst. Admission 10 cents, fce.vsim tickfts id
oonts. je3 2i
fTy* PHILADELPHIA, TYPOGRAPHICAL
U>s SOCtE rY.-A Btatod Meeting of the fiooiety
wib be held at’);* Hall of the Fire. Association, corner
of FIF ra and NORTH streets this evening, June 3d,
atBo’oiook. tH) WM. H. JONES, Beoretary,
ry?» SOLOMON’S TEMPLE.—THIS BEAU-
LnJ» tiTul Model will remain here but fora limited
time. Don’t faillo sea it soon, or when too late, you
wilt regret your neglect Every man, woman, and olnld
should seo U
OFFICE OF THE lIESTONVILLE.
•Ln mantua. and faBBkngkr
RXILROAD COMPANY —Philadelphia, June Ist, 1860.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDER#.—The Sixth Instal
ment of Five Dollars per Hlmro of the Hentoaville, Man
tua, and Fairmount asseneer Railroad Company will
be due and payable at the office of tho Company on the
Stb instant.
Jel-5t & MORTON ZULICK, Beoretary.
r^y* STATEMENT OF THE UNION BANK*
'vJf as required bv the snonml scotion o r the Act of
Genera] Aesemblr of this Commonwealth, Approved the.
-Utb day o> Ootober, A. D>, 1337.
Amount of loans and discounts - SMI SO2 u
** ovoojn 62 436 9^
“ due from other hanks 70W7 2»
** of fcoteain olrculation 74,178 OC
*• depoiiis. inoluding balanoes due ...
to other hanks 490.82# AS
Phi' APBLPdIA, June Ist, iB6O.
CITY OF PIIILADELPJIIA.sx : .
1, James Lesley. Cashior ol th 9 Union Band, being
sworn depose and say that the nuove statement is cor
rect, to the bsAtof my knowledge ami belief. _
JAMES LfchLEY, Cunier.
Sworn boforo me, this first day of June, A. D.. 1850. f
It P. C. toubM AKKK. Notary Publie.
THE PHILADELPHIA UNION STORE
IL? (prnfito ol wliioli are divided among the Pur
chasers) will open on fiAiURUAk AIORrrNG, Jane
3d, with Awpll-Hfitioried etoolc of Grooenes and Provi
sions,at No.‘J(b North NINTH Street, above Raos.
Goods delivered nt any part of the olty.
fitookhnldora, and those wishing to become'such, will
please meet at the srore 'iO-MORttOW (Thursday)
EVENING, and receive their certificates. Shares on
sals, (95 each. J. REHN, President.
H. 8, BOJG3, Agent. my3o-4t* '
rv-S*MR. HIRAM CORSON WILL GIVE A
ILS course offiix Re&d'ngs, withcritlnjsms, at 939
CLINTON St., commencing MONDAY EVENING
23th May, and continuing every evening of the week.
The course will include passages from Shftkepeare’s
Henry VII , Troiius and Cressida, Richard 111. Mer
chant of Venice, Maoheth, Hamlet. Romeo and Juliet,
and King John John { DeCfufnoy on the Knookiog at the
Gaie. in Maobsth; Coleridge’s Genevove, Defection,
Youth and Age. Auolent Mariner, andChriatabel; Ten
nvson’s Lord of Burleigh, The Sisters. Charge of the
Light Brigade;ln Memoriam; Macaulay's Battle oi
Ivry 5 Hood’s Dream of Eugene Aram, Pifenoe, Song of
the chirr. Bridge of digits. Onr Village, The Lost Heir;
Longfellow’* Skeleton in Armor. Building of the Ship,
Midnight Mass for the Dying Year, Hiawatha; Poe ■
Ullamme, Raven. Bells, Annabel Lee, Haunted Palaor;
The Execution, Ingoldby Legends: Butler’s Nothing
to Wear: Dewey on Genuis; Burke on the Nabob of
Arcof* Debts. Ac.
Tickets 60 oenta be had at the door and 609
CHESTNUT.bt. Reading will commence at eight
o’clock. m 26-6t a
rvy* OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
\iJt AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
IWAurrw. 18Q0,
The holders of the bonds of this Company* dne Jnly 1,
1860* cun now receive, upon application at this office, 10
E>r cent, in cash, upon Che terms specified in the oircn
r attached.
, Tbe holders aro also ontitlcd to the benefit of a Sink
ing bund of 9140,000 per annum, u established by the
stockholders at their annual meeting, held January 9,
1860, and in pursusnoe of the contract, entered into by
he company and duly recorded, to carry the same into
W cmcuuu^ 081 '’ Trea * urer '
Notice to the /folders of Philadelphia amt Reading
Railroad Company Mortgage Bonds, due July 1,189 X
These bonds are scoured by the first mortgages on the
read, amounting in the segregate to 83,508,400. • The
net revmoG for the Jatrt fiscs) year wa atnx times the
amount of the annuat inierest on these bonds.
The managers propose to extond them for a period ol
twenty tears, tho holders retaining the bonds and the
security of the mortgagesJn U l6 , preoi*e condition in
which they are now held. Fresh sheeu of coupons for
the interest, payable half-re,irly, will be issued.
A bonus pflO per cent, willbe given to the holders, in
consideration of their assenting to the extension. This
bomur will be paid in cash to the bearers of the bonds*
on their signing a receipt ami presenting their respec
tive bonds ntthe offioe of the Company, or to itaasfints,
for endorsement.
Forms of receipt and endorsement will be famished
ok application.
By.crdit of the Board of Managers,
n*»-tr U. H. MHIVHV.NNY. Oeorntarr.
NEW’ PUJIUCATTOXH.
“ JJONi ST OLI> ABE ”
FIR-’l' fN TUB FIELD !
AN A ft MY OF AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
HON. AB3AHAM LINCOLN,
W TH A PORTRAIT ON fcTEEL,
Bj D. W, D. BTLKTT*
Washington Correspondent of the N. V. Post and Udt\
. / psnrfenf.
One handsome 32mn. ~om n-a
' ' " OBT ‘i KK BEST.
A* there are many •* Lives of Lincoln”
w.thont a shadow of authority* the publlo will boar
mind that tha r»l tile sod authentio edition i«
* UARTLETra L'FK OF LINCOLN.
Literal inducement* to Aponte. For Terms Address
DERRY & JACKSON, Publisher*,
No. 49* BROAD WAY, New York, '
Copies sent by m"!), post psul,on receipt of the price
by tbo I'ub’ishor*. it dAw
g'UTirS BBLIOAL DICTIONARY.
. PUBLISHED ny
KITTLE BROWN* & GO..
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A DIOT.ONAUY CF THE BIBIK,
COMI-STSINO ITO
ANl'muirttS, BIOGRAPHY, GEOGRAPHY, AND
NATURAL HISTORY
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CITY DIREOrORIFS.—“ IN UNION
THK»E 18 BTRKNGTH.’»-Tlie undersigned
bdine satisfied. from experience. that the puhito&'ton of
on*Cit» Director* in Pn ladelphta ha* not heretofore
be*u properly patronised, at d than the publication of
Of o, )n competition, fa ruinous to both, have oflVoted
an arrangement mutually Advantageous to both parties,
toy whioti. hare.vter. but a *tn«l* pub'ic&tion of the
kind will be prewired to tho publio. The interview*
held v/e aro napp) to say. were attended with the inns*
iTiendl> leclinrs on both sides. And t’<e w ( .ole matter
conducted on strictly business principles—the result of
Which is hereby now announced.
Mr. MoELHOY will continue the compilation, publi
cation. and entire control of •* AloKirov's Philadelphia
City Directory ” ns heretofore, and will be exclusively
r»‘i>o(;s l>le lor the same in all it* departments.
Mr. 8. E. COHEN withdraws his publication, nnd has
hnd committed to him the sole oliarA* find exoluiwe
coDtro of iho eut.re ndvertißinsr Department of *• Mn-
Klroy’s Philadelphia Cit> Uiroot iry," and is fully au
thorised b> make contracts'or tho same. To'him all
ftpnhdalions Tor Advertisements mnst bo marie. * • .
The undersigned b-lieve that when experience de
termination. a u niduatrr aro combined, as in this
, immuMnent, th© public will be areally benefited. Mr
Onti**n hopes, as th« occasion which called him info the
field no longer exists, that his friends trill rti’ly around
him m sustaining a work which is of vna! importance
to the comrminit* ; and Mr. Mcblroy earnestly jeauests
tho co-operation of alibis friends and the public, trusting
tb**t by continued efi'iri* to improve on each successive
lubbcation of his *' Philadelphia City Directory ” to
receive a liberal return very ereat labor and out
)»j. A. McKLROY, 33 Sonth SIXTH street,
'll S E. COnKN. TiaCHtSTWUT.t eel.
CJHAK C PE VfiFS MEDIC IL KNOW
-13 I.T. r GK.
'•INOSAY fc BLAXISTON, PHILADELPHIA,
Will publish—
aTHE MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE OP PHAK
-BPEATI . By John Chas. Buokmll. M. D., Febow of
theUovAtadloceof Ph>Biolan«. editor of the Journal
of Mental Soienoe, and author or *• The Maoutl of Par
oholoxioai Mediome. *‘4to. t volume,oetavo.
Ai.PO,
KURTS' MANUAL OF CHURCH HISTORY.
Transt ted and revised from the last German edition,
with additions hv an American editor.
ON THE MANUFACTURE OF
RICHAHDSON S DENTISTRY
RICHARDSON'S MEDICAL > HIBToRf AND
TREATMENT OP T«E TK^TH?
HaYWAPD’A DENT* PRACTICE.
THE PHYSICIAN'S VISITING Llur FOR 1841, f)2
WILLIAM H. PRESO Ti’.—The steel
onaravnd Portrait of this
BsilNtNT A4SIERICAN HISTORIAN •
~ ,I« now ready, with tha
II.LUSTRATRH NKWft OF THE WORLD
For May ltf containing the Latent New* G*JnßALDi’g
Ao., An. Prioi. with paper, rent to any
address. Hi ccnls. cash or Post Oflice Hainr.g
HENRY A. BROWN & CO . 14 HANOVER street.
Also, tho Bt*»cl Pnrirait of
WARD BEECHER.
. 15 oontß. with Pap r, to any address, nit prepaid,
jel fstutntt
JULY IST, I^6o
' NitW FIRMS AND CUANDES.
MERCHANTS IN WANT OF BLANK BOOKB can
be supplied from a vary superior assortment made from
Linca stock, or made to order.
WARRANrKn AT LOW PRICE*.
\YM F. MURPHY & SON’S
Ni«W STORE.
Stationers, Lithographers, and Lettcr-Preis Printers
no\ or the tucom..
No. 330 CHESTNUT Street.
ieJ sw If
PAMH-Y FLOUR.
WITHOUT DOUBT THE VUIIY BEsT
F I. O U R
IN THE UNITED STATES,
Pur salo lu
C. H. MATTSON,
je, ARCH AND TENTH STREETS.
JLLUMINATORS.
the M brat Lnmp» m the wor'd " Can be nssd whereyer
Ughti* wanted. Oneaper than coal, ml, or an*.
are makina 8M a week selling them. More wanted.
$BO COO sold.
The Gq* 1 amps will lighta room 20 feet square fori
cent an hour, or will burn all night for a few oents.
DR. C. *• GRteKNE & CO.,
ni>3l*ths&m ly No. 38 SouthTHfßD Street.
IS NO SUCH WORD AS
FAfL’Mntikinrapiotureat REIMRR’tiGaI
lerr, SECOND Street, above Green. All who go there
for PICTURES alwar*leaveeat’afied. it*
SIPIfU'S TUIIPirNTINE—I7SbbI S Spts
■« urpnntme. in Btore and for wle hr ROWLEY.
ASHBURNEK, k. CO., No. 10 SOUTH WHARVES.
rpAR AND PITCH.—27S bbla Tnr, 850
Tar, 47#bill* Pitoh, in etore and for sale br
SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1860.
RET All. DRV GOODS.
JjIRENOU LACK MANTJDES,
POINTS, AND BOUBNOUS,
FROM AUCTION.
Ofth# oeleliraUd minufaotura of Meisieuti. DOGNIN,
' FILS, * ISAAC,
AT TwtNTy-PjvX PIE CENT. EELOW iMPOETERfI'
f»AOE BGURNoIJfI, SQOO, former price $l3OO.
LACK BOURNOUB , 30.00, do do »W.
LACE BOURNOIJS, 12.00, do do M.ML
LACE BOUR.NOUB, H.OO, do do 18.00.
LAOE BOURNOUB, 18 00, do da 3*oo.
LACE BOURNOUS, of finer qualities, from thirty to
isrentyfive dollars.
LACE I’OINTS, of every grade, from ten dollare up to
fort? dollare.
MANTILLAS, with Flounces, every shape and price,
ell at a like
REDUCTION OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
SOLID SILK MANTILLAS,
• BILK MANTILLAS, Lm« Flounome.
SPRING CLOTH CLOAKS,
MOURNING SILK mantillas.
ARAB BOURNOUB, Striped.
MOURNING BAREGE MANTILLAS.
BUMMK* CLOAKS, fco„ Ao.,
all'at greatly reduced prices, at the
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM,
708 CHESTNUT STREET,
J W. PROCTOR & CO.
jeS-^tuth
CIINE STOCJKof Seasonable DRY GOODS,
**. at reduced pnoes.
Freaoh Lnoe rotate. Talmas, Foumous, aid Mantles,
from 4*3 to $3O e&oh.
p*ew«tv!« Black f ilk Mantillas.
Ftell* Shawls, is variety.
and 8 4 White and Biaok Barege for Shawls,
iQiil'Mi so.
Gray* loth for Dusters.
Oil* Counter appropriated entirely to mixed and Gray
Goods forTravellme Dresses,
. Lupiira Ml-wool DeLtines, reduced to 8! cents. Cost
$0 oentsHo import.
Lariejstoek of Printed Lawns, Organdies, and thin
materials for Dresses.
Robekof various km^e.
Misses* halll Kotos.
Cnaliioe, Poll de Chevies, Ginghams, &o.
Hoop y kins, very oheap. Best quality at 5 cents per
Hoop
A good.stock of plain and open-worked Hosiery,
hrobwdenei very cheap.
• CHARLES ADAMS fc SON,
jeJ EIGHTH and ARCH Streets,
J^OOBLE-WIDTH
POPLINS
„, u , OPENED THIS MORNING.
Tno«?wfon*o to the city»in connootiou with ft very
oboioe liflft of
IRISH POPLINS, IN ALL GRADE?,
&t the lowftit market prioei.
W. M. BHELMIRE,
S 3 North EIGHTH Street,
QREAT REDUCTIONS
VBOM THIS HATR IN
FIGURED BAREGES, GRENADINES, BAREGE
'ROBBS, and FRENCtf.LACEMANTILLAS,
to be closed out this month, preparatory tq altering our
' tor °' W. H. t*HELMIRE,
jel*Jt* S 3 north EIGHTH Street.
EUVJE CENTS A HOOP—GOOD SKIRTS.
* Another thousand AUSTIN KELLEV A CO.’S
Bfcirte. Redaction also in Corsets. Shawl Borders,
Crochet Braid, Hair rtefa, Berlin Zephyrs, Trimmings,
Ribbons, Laces, Tassels, Roie'te Rnttona, eto.
j.o.maxwklL&son,
and Retail Mamtfaotnrinjr Establishment,
mffM «th&B3t rp ELEVENTH and CH6BTNUT.
DEIMRKH POPLINS.
* Browns and Modes.
Blues end Blaok*.
_ , . 8 fXECTiD BHaDES,
Gray English Pop’ins.
Chino, High LusUe.
_ Plaids And OheoVs,
SILK STRIPES CHINP.
_ For Suits and Dresses.
~ BHARPLEBB BROTHERS.
my2l-lf ..CHESTNUT, corner of EIGHTH Stau
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
T|Ti-SOLUTION OP COPARTNERSHIP.
The Copartnership heretofore exiting between
the uudemgued, under the firm of FOUNTAIN fc
LEONARD. Hotel-keepers. dissolved. WIL
LIAM C. FOUNTAIN is Authorized fn settle the busi
ness of the late firm. WM. 0. FOUNTAIN.
. GILBERT LEOWARb.
Philadelphia, June 1, iB6O. je a-3t*
DISSOIUTION. —The undersigned have
thiaday dissolved by mutual o-nsent. the partner
ship heretofore existing between them. under the name
ofHALL&HUGG. DANIEL A. HAL .
. CHARLES 6. HUGO.
Jane 1, 1360.-je*-3t»
WATCHES, JEWELHY, &e.
WATCHES.
MADE BY THE
AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY,
AT WALTHAM, MiSS.
Attention is invited to the following statement an
accompanying letters of recommendations and testimo
nials in favor of these oelebratod Watches.
A gold medal was awarded the Company by the
American Institute, at New York, io 1857,
The Company aljso received the first premium—a gold
fnedal—from the Franklin Institute* Philadelphia* in
1858.
a These Watches have now been io the market Jot
listed ftito coou rt&oyTJo mb I It t y {*a n*Jre
conceivable manner, and have proved themselves to be
the most satisfactory time-pieces ever offered to the
public.
This result has been brought about by a strict applica
tion of mcebanioa! scienoe to the construction of the
Watch from its very Inception, rendering it when,
finished, mathematically correct in oil its proportions,
and neoessarilj as perfect ft time-keeper as U is possi
ble to make.
i-nrni
The Company have tested their'Watches in many in
stances hy actual daily notin?, and the result of this
test hu been that they have exhibited a rate equal m
regularity to the b.*at marine chronometer.
N. B.—We have Justintroducedn new style of Watch,
elaborately fin shed, and thinner than any we have
hitherto produced, with several improvements calcu
lated to insure the greatest acoumcy of performance,
and to prevent the usual acoidenta and derangements to
which foreign vratohe s ara liable.
The following is from Mr. Porter, the well-known
Marine Chronometer and Watchmaker:
Boston, April 90,15G0.
Mr. R. E. Robbins, Treasurer, 4*«.
Dear Sir: Finos rey note to »ou of September, 1880, I
have sold a number of your Company's Watches, and
hear good reports from them without exception. They
give me no trouble and ray customers every satisfaction,
Reoently.ashipmaster, to whoml sold one last year,
called to say that his Ofaronoraefor having broken down
at sea, he navigated his vsasel safely home by his
Waltham Watch. Your* truly, Gko. E. Potteb.
R.E. Robbins, Esq.
l>ear Sir: The American Watch nude bT your Com
pany, which I have had in conatnntusa for about a year
has kept excellent time, and sustains jour guaranty. It
seems to be less disturbed by horseback and railroad o&r
jolting than the generality of foreign wetohee.
Itespeotlully yours, George P. Morris.
Book Room. No. 300 Mulberry Strict, New York,
February 0,1860.
R. E. I’oßßtjvs Treasurer American Watch Co.i
Dear Sir: i take grea{ pleasure in being able to certify
that Jor the lait'ten months l have carried a watch from
the manufactory of the 'American Wntoh Company* and
thatit hai given per'act istisraohon as a time keepe r
Judging from the one I bav'»n do not hesitate topredio
that the day it not far distant whenwatohes made in th
Uniteifctatea w h supersede all others.
James Floy, D. D,
W,i ton Blvpf.H. C., October SO, 1839. .
R E. RoßDtNs,Tsq.
Dear Sir: The three watches of yout manufactur
whioh 1 purchased to be used on my plantation* hav
proved to bathe most correct time-keepers I have ever
known. I gave tny head servant, my head carpenter*
and my head engineer, each one of them; and since
they have been in their r<spective poisession* every
thing on'the plantation has moved like olook-work. id
coiiseaaencc of the extreme aoouraoy and regularity
with which these watches perform.
. Yours truly, Lewis Morris,
Chioaoo, 111., MarohlßGO.
A«iBiCAH Watch Company, Waltham, Mass.
1 hnvetestedwith extreme care the running of the
watch l bought of you.'now nearly a year smoe, and so
noooraio and equable has been its performances that I
thought it would Interest you, and all nlhera familiar
with horology to see a record of its variations. It was
finally set to true time after it'had been regulating in
my possession for. three months :
June*....
August 10.
Sin e which time Its average monthly variations have
not exceeded six seoonds. N iimaw Wjard.
Caut o-*.~.*s/lur watch is now extensively counter
felted by foreign manufacturers* we have to inform the
publlo that no WAtch is of Qtir production which is unac
companied br a oertifioale of genuineness, bearing the
number ’of the watrh,and signed by our Tieasurer, H,
E. Robbins, or by our predecessors, Appleton, Tracy
& Co.'\
As those watches arc for sib br jewellers generally
threughriut the Union, the American Watoh Company
do not solicit orders for single watches.
ROBBTN3 & APPLETON,
WHOIifSALE iOKNTS.
inj26-»flt-if No. I*2 BROADWAY, NEW PORK.
|'o CLOSE BUSINESS
EXART, JtONTGOMEKT, A 00.
HO. SSJ CHESTNUT BTiiiCKT,
Will eell out. throuth thlf winter and nut eprlnx, their
large etook of
PAPER HANGINGS,
•aviating of e.erj rariety oonneeted witU the btulneae.
AX GREATLY REDUCED PRICKS.
DTE FRENCH PAPERS AT K PER.OENV. BK
LOW.OOHT,-
rtn«l( wanting Ikalr Hoaaea Papered, eaa gel great
BARGAINS. ,
«-«
STHB PHRENOLOGICAL CABINET
_ EsTAUUIHBD BY FOWLKE, WELLS, * Co,,
Is ojenday and evbnmg, for the sale of Boob
Physiology, Water-Cure, die,:
mi PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS. , u
The Importance of Phrenology in the training of the
young, the selection of occupations and companions,
end In every department of aotive life, is feltand ac
knowledged by all Intelligent persons who are acquaint'
ed with its foots.
Written descriptions from daguerreotypes wiU bs
sent by mail for two dollars, ■
Cetadogues of books sent gratis.
JOHN L. OAPKN,
No. 9» OHEBTNUT b treat, second story.
inhß-w*.«Binif*Weow Vliiladblpaia
TrmEQtiK.—4V> bbls Clarified Cider
* Vinegar, 500 bbls White Wine Vinegar, m store
iW’ao'uTH ABHBURHM* <&■ y.
T ARD 1 \L.— 6O bbls Tobin’s ClnciniinH
r ahA ™’ ft^
New York, January.23,lB6o.
.lost 4 sec. 1 Ootol>er,,..,loctBßeo.
.lostdseo. 1 December Ji....9e50.
PAVKU HANGINGS.
POLITICAL.
QRANH DEMOCRATIC
MASS MEETING!
“ THE UNION MUST AND SHALL BE
PRESERVED!”
The DEMOCRACY of the City of Philadelphia, who
advocate the principles of JEFFERSON, JAOKBON,
and DOUGLAS; who favor a pure administration of the
Government, and desire that the industrial interests of
our great Commonwealth shall be properly protected;
who are opposed to fanatical divuniontsts. North and
Bouth, and who are in favor or the nomination, by the
National Democratic Convention at Baltimore, of the
great Statesman of the Northwest,
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS,
Of Illinois, whose election will restore peace and har
mony to the Union, will assemble, in
MASS MEETING,
CONCERT HALE.
CHESTNUT Street, above TWELPTH,
ox
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 4th,
AT 8 O’CLOCK.
RALLY, DEMOCRATS! RALLY! RALLY!
“ A Douglas 1 And a Douglas !
Louder the war-song grows;
God speed the man who fights so well
Against a thousand foes !*'
The following distinguished DemooraU will address
the meeting;
Hon. Revordy Johnson,of Maryland; Governor Riob
ardson, of Illinois; Hon. A. J, Hamilton, of Texas;
Hon. Charles H. Larrabse, of Wisconsin; Hon. Miles
Taylor, of Louisiana; Hon. A.J. Rust, of Arkansas;
Hon. James Craig, Missouri; Hon. Osoar Miles, of
Maryland; Hop. P. B. Fonke, of Illinois; Hon. John
Cessna and Hun. Hendrick B. Wright, of Pennsylva
nia ; Hon. Roger A. Pryor, of Virginia; Lewi* C. Cas
sidy, Esu. ; Hon. Oharles Brown, Hon. Richard Vaux!
William E. Lehman, Esq.. Daniel Dougherty, Esq.,
James F. Jphnstou, Erq., John Campbell, Esq., Dr.
George W. Nebinger ; Eugene Ahern, Esq., Edward G.
Wsbb, Esq., William A. Edwards, E*q., William Mo-
Candless, Esq , Dr. Charles E. Kammerly; Joshua T.
Owens, Esq., E. W. Power, Esq , J. Rodman Cox, Esq.,
lion. Frank Bpinola, of New York, Hon. E. C. Mar
shal, of California, and others, jei st
HATS AND CAPS.
RUMMER HATS.
AT
OAKFOBDS’.
WE HAVE NOW OPEN,
THE LARGEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL AS
SORTMENT OF
SUMMEB HATS
KVSS BKFORF. OFPKHED IN THIS CITY,
Consisting of
MISSES’, BOVS’, and CHILDREN’S,
GENTS’ AND YOUNG GENTS'.
THE GENTS' PARIS LEGHORN HAT
is now the prevailing st;le in Paris. All of which will
be sold at
VERY LOW PRICES.
CHARLES OAKFORD & SONS,
Nn». 846 and 848 CHESTNUT STREET,
JOt-gt U.VDB a TH* CoNTiyTINTAI. H.TBt..
QT L4TNO & CO., Hat-tubs, have all the
dB-’NEW STYLES of Hats, Soft Felt., and Cloth
Ac “ oil °h,op. Call at
BIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets. It*
SUMMER RESORTS.
T<*LORENOE HEIGHTS HOTEL.—The
, extensivo Hotel will be oponed for the reoeption of
visitors on the loth of June.
The table arrangements will be under the direction of
that eminent oaterer, THOMAS J- DORSEY, of this
S’ ly ». t 5^ h . om J“.PPll ostion maybe made for rooms, at
No. 1991 LOCUST Street.
Pio Nic, and other Parties on the lawn, will have es
pecial attention, without intruding upon the privacy of
regal&r bo&’-dors.
The subscriber may be found at the Hotel, to make
the neoeosary arransements for boarders.
jeX lot E. RQBBinS, Fiofrnoe, New Jarray.
tvational hotel long, branch,
NEW JERSEY, will open for the reoeption of
guests on the 2d of Jnne. Parties desirous of sojourn
ing nt the Sea-side wilt do well to apply early.
Address * D. P. PETERS. Proprietor.
j62-2t* Long Branob, N. J,
BEDFORD SPRINGS.— This well-known
and delightful Summer Resort will be opened for
the reoeption of Visitors on the Fll*Sr OF JUNE,
and kept open till the Ist of October.
Toe Hotel will be under the management of Mr. A.
G. ALLEN, wnose experience, courteous manners, and
attention to his guests* give the amplest assurance ol
comfort and kind treatment.
Parties wishing room*, ort any information in regard
to the place, will address the subscriber,
' my3o jJT7M.nrar^
|?PHRATA MOUNTAIN S 3 RINGS.
Lancaster County. Pennsylvania—This *e*Ub-
Ishment will be open by the Jltn of June The ad
vantages of this beautiful resort are; Mountain scenery,
pure air, and soft water: every variety of baths, and
nn.u»eraents; agdod stock or liverv horses, and oar
nates. For further particulars oall on JOSEPH B.
Bflß, coroerThird and Vm« Streets; J&MB8 S.
EaRLE, No. 81 fi Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, or to
the proprietor, JOSEPH KONIGMACHBR, Epbrata
Post Office, Lancaster County, Pa. , myso-Im
EXCURSIONS.
STEAMBOAT TRENTON.—
ijnil rmfc AFTERNOON UP-RI7KR TRIPS, to
Taoony. Tyrreedaie, Beverly, Burlington, and Bristol,
at 4 o’olook P. M.
and after SATURDAY, the 35th of May. the
TRENroN, Captain Hinkle, wilt leave rhilodelphta
at 4 P. M., for the above plaoes.
Wiil reo.ve Bri.tol at 010, ana Builington
at 6.30 P. Ml, fnr Philadelphia.
Fare eaoh way, lgjg oente.
myg) tt Wil H. OATZMER, Agent
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Fame insurance company, no.
466 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED THE STATE OF
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RMJIP,
DIRBCXORS
Samuel Wright* D. B. Birney*
Wm. W. Walters. J. W. Evennas,
Okas. Rlohardson* Henry Lewis* Jr,*
Geo.-A. West,, Jacob W. Stout,
O. Wilson Davis, . Menko Stem.
Who#. 8, Martin, __
GEORGE W. DAY, President*
FRANCIB N. BUCK, Vioe tai’t.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD. Secretary. fall-tf i
TPHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
A COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Assets:
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
'MVJSrSD 1M VIR9T MOBTOAOXS ON RXAL PSVATX,
WORTH OVER *19,000,006.
The premuOus are lowkr than in many other Corny*-
nies, and the Dividends have been obbatm.
This is a stnotly Mutual Company. There are a«
Stockholders, so that ALL THE PROFITS
BBLONO TO TUK IMSVRED.
Pamphieta, and every information, m&y be
snatis, on application to.
8. W. comor an^WA^Nfo^SeeU.
PHILADEI.PHTA REFERENCES*
Whomas Robins, John Welsh*
Mordecai L Dawson. Qeaige H. Stuart*
George M. Stroud, E. ». Whelen,
iohnD fibers, J.Fisher Leamint.
/oseph Pactersoa. William C. Lndwisi
John M. Atwood, Artbu* G Co fin,
Thomas H. Dowers George W. To land,
William wcXas. Thos. Watison. nB-lyif v
ROOKING RANGES.
OHILSON'fI PATENT ELEVATED DOUBLE-OVEN
COOKING RANGE.
Something new anddooidedly the bast and most com
plete Cooking Range ever offered to the Publio, war
ranted to give satisfaction in all oases. Call and ste
them.
ARNOLD & WILSON.
1010 CHESTNUT STREET,
B. M.Fbi.twkli.. S«p*<. mh!7-«A:w3m
JJJNAMELLED
SLATE MANTELS,
Manuthotured from Pennsylvania Slate Stone, and.
enamelled and marblet zed in imitation of the riohest am
most rare Keypttan Spanish, verd Antique. Sienna, anc
other desirable Marbles. They are highJy polished, will
not stain or discolor by Oils, Adds. Gas, or Smoke, are
six times ns strong as marble, and are sold much,
oheaper. They have basn used in Ihis Country for the
last fifteen and in Europe for the last foTty years, with
increased satisfaction. Architects. Builders, and all in.
want of mantels, should not fail to examine them. Manu
factured and for gale by 1
ARNOLD & WILSON.
1010 CHESTNUT STREET,
B. M. Fbltwkm.. Sui>'i. Philadelphia,
mhl7-sAw3m
1860. 10E! I0E! 1860.
COLD SPRING ICE COMPANY.
SOALB OF FAMILY PBICEB.
8 pounds daily 40 oents per week,
U 44 “ £6 4t
18 “ ” 63 “ “
80 “ “ W "
40 “ 105 “ "
75 « Kg >• *»
Send your orders to the offices, or may be given to the
drivers. ‘ THOS. E.UAHILL .
Ojnoes, 3flS WALNUT Street,second story: PINE
STREET'-w HAft-F, Hohurlkill. Cl«r Dtvhi LOM
UASII and TWENTY-FIFTH HlraaU, axA-tolf
CTEBEOSCOPJO INSTRUMENTS, man.
ufaoturedin every style, for single pictures, or re
volving boxes to hold.from 11 to96oviews.
SCOPIC Pictusbs* erfgtaalptatas, Amerioan. EnghshL
and Frenoh, in great Variety, and sold at reduced prices.
“ ,0 A F nV 3 N oSy«S D e,.
& spectacles. Microscopes, Opera Glasses, ko„ a
the most reasonable rates in the oity. my»-(ltif
AND 0L AM SOUP served
bT/ZMifs plfoSsEß^o.'§oB JiIARKtT
N. B. Dinners from Uto 3 o r olook.
fpja M«s. M. S BISHOP’S PARISIAN
ESTABLISHMENT. No. 1016
CHESTNUT street, noxt door to the St. Lawrence
Hotel. . mjK-lra
tTHE BEST ARE O/JEAPEST. —Buy
llmbrettax and Faraaol. of
m>H-t]>lif WM 'No.'«» 1 B , MARItET ( &t.
t PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS,
in every variety* oheap, at.
WM. H. RICHARDSON’S.
inOI-tJylif «I»MARKET fet.
■r FAIRBANKS’ PLATFORM SOAIXS.
fe l '* r tiSSSfti,.
WANTS.
A YOUNG MAN, GRADUATE OP A
Military Academy of Europe.
oily, wj.be. t, obtain kind of f N h i‘
H« aoeake. Write., end translate. Eu.li.b. KiLvh ‘
man, and Italian. For more ample fnro“ma!?„„ h I,2L r :
gddreH Mr. ANDRE, Musiu dealer, IlolcijEg'fiJuT
— reelt — _ Jea-3f
l/"A CANUTES FOR TEACHERS^S^
* this day’s Ltdger.
, „ SMITH, WOODMAN. & CO.,
U* do 9 CHESTNUT Street
ANTED TO PURCHASE—A LOT OP
▼ V Ground between Broad and Twenty-first street,
and Catharine and the Baltimore Railroad. It muse be
MO feet uguars, and suitable for a factory. Address ** G,
K., omoe of this paper. None need address unless
those giving price and other particulars. jel-6t*
AN AGED MAN, WHO IS A GOOD
Z~~„ .pornma, wishes smploynent as Copyist. Has
• ora ®*hpwledgeof legal writings, to. Address **Jod
».un> offioe of this naner. jel-4t*
11TANTED-A Situation bra young Man
t* '7. a* PORTER or PACKER in a Dry Goods or
n fl v tt ?. 9, . Can give the best ol references. Ad
argBa G K ,»at this Office. jel-7t*
$5O v in be paid /ora Situation
E. i^P. O mW OR <m any of the City Rail-
Address J. c. 8,. M office Press. jel-lt* '
\\F ANTED A Practical Hook binder,
. a C ohargsof a new establish
per/nsnent situation maybe obtained by one
possessing the requisite qualifications. Address, with
J»®s* where previously empfoyed,
4 * Binder,” Blood's Dispatch. 1 myll-4t*
—An active man acquainted
T . City Grocers, as collector and-outside
aeent. Must come well recommended. Address tEaS
this omoe. raj9o 4t*
FOR SALE AND TO LET. '
m FOR sale or exchange for
Merchandise, a valuable Brick Dwelling House,
located on the Pennsylvania RaWoad, convenient to
the city, well arranged for country residence, large
»? f r e l l o vr , r , aD iL e{ l X*th fruit acq shrubbery. Ad
dress L. R.,” offioe of The Press . jpg. St
T'O LET—Three large rooms, suitable
aTs MigoVsimm. 1 ”" 1 "***-
MA LARGE SI ORE AND CELLAR TO
Rent. Apply No. 840 WALNUT Street. lel-Sf
BUILDERS.—A large Lot, in a ra
■ pioly-lmcroviiii .notion in tbe .outbweit part of
the our, will be sold, on accommodating terms. For
partioulaja address " K," office of this paper jel-flt’
SAIE—Four Lots on Passyunk
* Road, west of Broad, Apply at 118 FEDKRAL
Street. jei *t*
HO RENT, very low, TWO R< OMB, for
L Light Manufacturing, No. 934 RIDGE Avenue.
jel-at*
CIOR S VLB AND TO RENT.—A Farm
■ and Mills. 90 aeres, H miles. A farm S 3 aores. 13
miles, lime stone arm iron ore. a lnt,7 acres,3 lime
kilns. U miles, will be sotd ill lots of one each. A
lot U 0 feet br 114. All of the above properties situated
on and near the North Pennsylvania Railroad. A'lo
a xood house to rent, with 6 rooms and 3 kitchens. Ap
ply No. 711 BROWN Street, JOSEPH LUKENB.
my3t-st*
fit
FOR SALE, on accommodating terms,
the STORE AND .DWELLING, No. 211, Arch
itreet. Apply to Wftl.R. ALLEN,
roySl-126* 835 ARCH street.
mTO RENT.—TWO COTTAGES,
„ Southeast corner TaIRTY-THIRD and BA
RING streets, Mantua. Apply to
A "B JUSTICE
$ ■.yfrOtmn FIFTH end COMMERCE atreeta.
)nr9l>thstu3t*
GW PHILADELPHIA VETERINARY
rC2sE INFIRMARY, 1127 CHERRY Street. In
valid HORSEfi 1 sect, to the Infirmary mil be snientifi
o-liy treated, expeditiously oured, a» d set a sufficiency
of good forage, at a very moderate oharge, by
___ _ . . R, EVANS, Veterinary Surgeon.
He attends oases abroad, ae usual. it*
FOR SALE—A SORREL HORSE,
P.S Bashaw Stock, 7 years old. UK hand# high, a
free and stylish driver; will be sold low tor want oi use.
Apply at HART'S Stables, Broad and Wallace i treats.
raySO 4t*
m A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL OR BOAt D
*M ING-HOUSE TO RENT.—The whole of the up
per portion of that fine building adjoining the eastern
side of tbp Philadelphia Rank, m CHESTNUT street,
above FOURTH, over the Stores 413, 414, and 417, t« e
same being 60 feet front, with an extensive fonr-rtory
back building, 20 feet wide, and extending ltd feet to
Ransteod plaod. In these premises, there are 40 well
lighted, well arranged, and wed ventilated rooms of ca
rton* sixes. suitable for parlors, saloons, and chambers,
together with a dining-room, 100 feet in length. There
in also a quantity oi well-preserved furniture on the
spot, which the tenant oould have at a faiLprioe. The
advantages which this location possesses to an enter*
pritingp&Tty. for the establishment of a first-class Ho
tel or Hoarding-House, are too well-known to require
further commendation.-
Application roar be made to the proprietor, JOHN
REA, at the premises, 4i3 CHESTNUTStreet, above
FOURTH, from 10 to 2 o’clock. myl2-8t
MFOR SALE-TUB LARGE STONE
MANSION, with Srabling, Tenant, and Spring
House, in the healthy and improving locality at Clifton,
on the Springfield road, Upper Darby, half an hoar’s ride
in the new west Chester R&ilroatl’c&rs from thdcity. It
has nearly 3 aores of land, fenced in with a variety of
shade trees; a good soring of water, It would make a good
Summer Boarding Bouse. It has the advantages of a
business plaoe, as the rear end of the lot is adapted for
the coal and lumber business, withoat interference with
the Mansion. The weighing soAles and office are on the
premises; ic would suit for a Hotel ora Country Store.
Terms accommodating. City property taken in ex
change. . Inquire at uffioe No. 6 Washington Building,
No. 274 booth THIRD Street. myJJ wAmSt*
TO PHYSICIANS.—A Physician re
siding in a populous town, About four boors’ ride
from Philadelphia, nnd having a practice of 93,000 per
annum, would dispoee of his practice and location at a
reasonable price, to a marred person, who will pro
duce proper testimonials. A r-tre chance is offered to
any person who wishes to locate in a pleasant town.
Address ’* Physician.” office of Tut Ptett, my2B At*
m TO LET, UNTIL OCTOBER, IN
SSL Chew Street, below Chnroh lane, Germantown,
a Pnrni*hed Houso.with Stahls attached, immediate
possession will be given.' Inquire of Mts. RHOADS,
436 WALN UT Street. mr2B 6t*
«FOR SAL’S—A HANDSOME PRO
PRRTY, in Germantown, within & few minutes
walk of tho depot. Pine 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 given
when required. Apply to B. B. COMEUYS,
1 &pl2-if at the Philadelphia Bank.
sacuanue puk^city
property, a farm of 40 or 80 ao-es. situate on ihe
Camden and Atlantio railroad, at the Eammonfon sta
tion, thirty miles from Philadelphia and the fame from
Atlantic.
1 The location is highland the neighborhood is remark
ably healthy. The house is spacious, and the whole
property very suitable for a seminary or boarding
school,orasamraer For particulars,
Inquire of JOHN STEWART, Arohiteot, 42T WAL
NUT Street. m>2B-stnth6t*
FOR S4LE OR RENT. -Averv desirable
NEW COTTAGE RESIDENCE at Twenty first
and Venango streets, two squares from Tioga Station,
on the Germantown Railroad; twelve rooms, bath
room* water-oiraet, furnace range, gaa, Ac., Ao., bai
oomes, shade-trees, and from a hall to an oore of
ground. Apply to J, M. GUMM**Y * FONB,
, jwhMt* 520 WALNUT STREET.
(fOR SALE—A DESIRABLE FARM,
* containing 112 OF LAND.situate inßad
nor town«tnp, Delaware ooontr. 12>4 miles from Fhiia
elphia, on the o>d Lancaster Rood, stontone mile from
(organ's Corner, and Eagle stations on the Pennsylva
nia Railroad, with all neoesaary Fa*M BUiLD
[NQs, oonveniently di rujed into fields with good spri xs
and running water upon it, a smeh proportion wood
and, good orohard of ohotee fruit, soil of the first qual
ty. for a view of the eremises and fiirther particulars
anplr to THOMAS DAVIS on the premises, or CHAS.
KUGLKR, Cabinet post office, Montgomery county* is.
msap-wAsfit*
BOARDING.
TO SOUTHERNERS.—Private Boarding,
handsome rooms, southeast corner EIGHTH and
BPPUCE Streets. It*
CUMMER BOARPING. Accoxnmoda-
tions for two or three small size families* and a few
smglo hoarders, can be seoured at Raton Academy.
,Kennett Square, Chester county, if application be made
without delay. Access by oars three tunes dailr-
A'-oress WILLIAM CHANDLER,
je2 llt* . Principal ana Proprietor.
BOARDING. —An invalid wishes to se
cure Boarding in a respectable private family m
a quiet pan of the oity* Address ** invalid,” Press
office. jel 3t*
CUMMER BOARDTNG.-Accoinmodations
for one or two families can be secured atMoont
. Airv Germantown For teriQß, Ac , apply at Miss
HARRISON’a. * 1* PRUNE Street- jel-3t*
TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN BE
accommodated with good, airy apartments, (with
or without board,) in a private family. Location cen
tral. Address •• TOLBEKT," through Blood’s Di«-
patoh. »p2*
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL. —1 take fhis method of con
tradicting THE REPORT circulated about me* to
the effect that I have two wives. There is no truth in
the report, as l can prove,
GEOAGE *!* HILTON.
U* mark. •
EDUCATIONAL.
TVfISS LUCY R. MAYER and Mrs. R.
11l M. BIRD will reopan their SCHOOL for Yoon*
I-ndie. at 1010 SFRUCii Street, on MONDAY. _B«p
tember 17th. IS6O. jt*-lnt
A LADY TEACHER DESIRES AN EN
GAGEMENT to reslOe or travel with a yoon*
* ady and superintend her education, is well vsrted in
French, German, music, eto. UnexceptionalTeferenoss
given. Address *• Doceo,” Blood's Dispatch, Phuadel
phla. lel-»I
REMOVALS.
Removal. —small a chandler,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, have romoved from
M North SECOND Street, to 123 MARKET Street,
above Front, north aide.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
OONGBESSSPBING
SARATOGA, APRIL 16, 1860.
An attempt has been made to deceive the publio, bj
persons offering what they call “CoKoasss Watu"
from Fountains; and at the price of six (6) oonte per
glass. The iehclttaU price of the ftfjwiiw Congrem Wa
ter, at New Yofk, being about 1M cents per gloss, the im
position of pretending to sell at retail at less than cost,
and trithout allowance for freight* cartage, or breakage,
is apparent t but their probable course has been to
empty one bottle of genuine Congress Water into a
Fountain filled with their trash, and thereby christening
its loial oontents.
We have never sold Congress Water In Fountains,
nor in vessel* of asp other description than ordinary
sized olass bottdu. The cork of every bottle pf the
genuine is branded M CONGRESS WATER “ v * *
W„” and MIT, Without thoM word, and Mien on Ui«
oork, U cousteuvkit, wbotlior from »'
Ilottlas, CLAHJtE A odah,
Proprietor, of Consreu Sprint.
Th. foUowine tentlem.nin
VBVDVBinif BROWN* cor. Filth and Chestnut Sts.,
?l«nl§}oK DROWN Jr., cor. Ninth and Chestnut,*
?§ ab i fs A.LIB & Co * 7S* Market street*
9ftlfPK vNY fc Co., MI Spruoe street,
TmSs J. HUSBAND. ®* South Third Streets
o UIO Chwnut ittawt,
A D D. I TAYLOR* onr. Ninth and Chestnut streets.
Are constantly supplied by us with the Senurne *• Con
spH-Smif 08 CEDaB. BL.Wew York City.
PHILADELPHIA WARMING AND
VENTILATING WAREHOUSE.
NEW GAS-CONSUMING
GONE FURNACE.
This Wnrm-Air Fumsrco liw now been In lue in l*fe
city and all parts of the United bta and . dfcerSoKT
years trial, they have proved to bathe greatest Econo
mizers of iuel, and most
POWERFUL HEATSBS
evsr as hundr.d.of ref.ranoes will nrove. Oall
and see them, at ;
ARNOLD & WILSON’S,
1010 CHESTNUT STREET. .
B. M. F*l*w«u, Snh’L SQhl7-,hwhsi
amusements.
vyA LN OT-fJTRBET THEATRE.
.7 ” A” 1 * I-MM 5... Mr.. M. A. GARRETTS! N
Sas3nsSS.r-.-““-jfi&frttglgf? ■
-THIS (SATURDAY) EYEfUNofj.n. A IMA '
tiM»a ** prMeilt — i Ik* ®ri,ia»l Iml DriaTT »n
; Oft. MOsi: AND THK COJfSPI*aTORH.
H o K ,o . n .'l^ r '/ ‘5:Ck-BftM; EdmrdßrMl.i,
Helm, hr, F. 8. Chanfmu; Captain Maude-
Sii'plC' io «S* i M «rr Heim, Mr., H. A. jtirr,I fitr.
W.KiSSiST' “T"*- wu *
-gMmo W , t n , oloeV ■ Curulc wiß >t ,
'rnl N COu!KRN N 2'.'^ D, °' > ' BOUCICAULT.
B*mf. or. JEK BRIJDKS OF
ho vascsowbT^l
EFPKCTO NBWr^EftUACLEnOM'TRESTAae•
cured for the Celleeß Bairn. •‘V now jJ* •?
I?XTRA NOWOE.’—EXTRA NOTICE'
MCDONOUGH’S GAIETIES i
INTEKNATioWef »lzE fight.
7 he Dashing Faroe now being, perform® din London
with.gteat aaceeae, at three Theatres, on themsae
evening, entitled mm ?
B, 8..
or the
BENICIa BOY i
I
NEW SCENE FAINTED.
Eepre^tte^BeDO^TFAR^BOROUOH.
ment ESVm BMdW » •**>*> “ “«•-
„ AARON JONRB!
The Celebrated Pugilist, the original Trainer of JOHN
C. HRENAN. and tie competitor of 'j OM SaYEJW ’
Who will oondnot the FIGHT as itreaUy occurred, sjU
wiu repreaent _
JOAN C. KEENAN,
occasion, represent
TOM SAYERS.
CHAMPION OP ENGLAND !
CJOLOMON’S TEMPLE, .
. A large, and perfect model of tne gr&cd
*w bttiltuereoted
in the immense saloon of
MARKET. STREET
The Modell u Mfeet lon*. « feet3d£t£dilfeet
hirt; lighted hr XU *ne ieu.and the worehi. p»re rij
orewnteii bjr«» figure, errejed .in Jewieh ooetsme,
surrounding the venous ooarts, give it * life-like ap-
MftnnnA. *
rvßamuwe M
Head IstEirrs, 4U, to Bth chap.; 1 Chron., Bth ohsp.; id
Chron.,4th and 7th chape.; ana Exoass. 21th chap., for
* an A/?f®iiPttoo of Solomon’s Temple, ail of
which is taithfa Ir represented ut the ModoL
OPEN to 3 to 6
ao AeiLs2J® Leetore at It, 4, andeM
ohild WcenS* ° eot8 * twoe * ii * rtm * 3® cent*; rutile
»^L b S^iii , I r t n irf la ®L toin , adB i w l tJlBoh oo } «*=doharohee
with privilege of lectnre by their paetor. mrl-ff
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE
mv ARTS, 1°26 CHHBTNUT Street.
ft A b ,® *(*“ Animal Exhibition is now open daily .front
2 o’olook A, aM , until 7 P.M.,a*d fromStiQ 10 )?. M,
Admission 28 cents. Season tiekets, so oents. Chil
dren. half-price.
Stockholder* will receive their tiokets at the oficeof
the Academy,
CLOTHING.
gOldS* CLOTHING.
ROOKHILL & WILSON.
No. 603 A.iD 606 CHESTNUT STREET,
Are offering to the pnbho, .in connection with their
regular business of
MEN’S CLOTHING,
A superior stock of
BOYS’ CLOTHING.
Of the latest Spring Goods, and made in the
MOST FASHIONABLE MANNER,
Measures taken and Garments nude to order at the
SHORTEST NOTICE. miSl-lm
]s # H. EIJ3RIDGE,'
« CONTINENTAL CLOTHING HODSK,"
N, E. Corner EIGHTH and CHESTNUT flu.
SOT Customer Work made at short notice.
mhSlAm-if
SAVING FUNDS. *
AMERICAN SAVING FOND.—Com
«**- eany’s Building, southeast anrner WALNUT .
and FOURTH Streets. Open daily from 6 till 4
o’clock, and on MONDAY till Bin the evening. This .
Old Institution has always paid ia foil, on demand;
without notice.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT-
All sums paid back, on dsmsnd, in gold and stiver. '
AMcAfHILLDIN, President.
BaMl. WORK, Vice President.
John C. Farr* T. JS. Haner, George Nngexti.
John Anspacb, Jr., Sami. T. Bodine, Ain.C.Hoberts,
John Aikmaa, Joras Bowman. ■ H. H. Eldrldger
Wm. J. Howard. JOHN 9. WlLSON,Treasaiar.
JOHN Secretary. mylg-lm .
GJPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND,
Office, 331 North THIRD Street, between Vuif
and CaHowhilL incorporated hr the Lexielatpre AprD
KV GS. from 5 to 8 oelock,
interest 6 per cent, per annum. Pepomtora oao with
draw by Checks, ifdemrtd. Special-De
posits received.
_ JAMES 8. PRINGLE, Premdenr
Fmsvcts Hast. HecieUrv- aaSP-tf if
MEDICINAL.
pROF. MORRIS’ EUCEPHALOB,
■ROFESrOR MORRIS’
PHOFBSSOR MORRIS’
PROFESSOR MORRIS’ r
SBB|fi4tBH:
EUCEPHALOS
AN INVALUABLE
Aft INVALUABLE
AN INVALUABLE
V EXTERNAL REMEDY,
EXTERNAL RBMEIiY,
EXTERNAL REMEDY*
FOR DPKABES OF THE
FOR DIB*ABES OF THE
FOR DISEASES OF BYB T K M .
NeSyoUS IybIIS:
by intense _
APPLICATION OF THE MIND
to the researches of Literature, the ecneero* of
Conunerotu) and Financial Busmeei, aad the uun of
Froiesoional and Political Life, or ae occasioned by anv
other cause from which the Nervosa System hw» be
come exhaust'd ard diseased.
The symptom covered br this valnable Preparation
are numerous j of whioa the more prominentare,
KXCITFMKnT OF THE BRAIN. AGITATION
AND DEPRESSION OF THE MIND. CHRON<C
NERVOUSNESS.” NEURALGIA,RHEUMATISM,
NXHVOTJB HEADACHE Etc., Etc.
The is cmefully prepared, by per
miwcßt from the PonsiunA of PROF. W.MORRIh. M.
£>., of t»iis oitv, to whtoh he refers m his Fhiloeephioal
Pamphlet. ** PBUKlKuB.*’ ,Oa.the relations or the
Ganguo-Nervous System to the immaterial soul of mu.
Having exhibited the r rindplea and eommeaded the
system of Composite Homoeopath'. Proleseor M. aaya:
'** it mar be permissible that t should offer, as jm il
lustration, my own cose. A eontmout oourae of atn
des for a number of years bad. to a oertAin extent,
produced the ordinary effects of extreme mental ap
plication. by attenuating the prime ceoOrea of ontasio
and intelle'-iual life, and henne arose a reit recesaity pt
tvarsona! relief. Having a weH-fuunded confident in
Ori]up<-«ite Homoeopathy and an intimate acquaintance
with Materia Meat a of tbf Homaopatnio School. 1
selected oertain substances of ascerained harmonious
TeUtioDs and aoprovrd us»s. nnd combined their eessn
tml properties in pros n rtional unity, and wee gladdened
hv the possession of 2 medicinal resource.” Trofesaor
Morris describes the mode of application* and then
adds: “in this way the desired relief hss been ob~
tamed, the.nutritive system invigorated* the xanglio
nervous system restored to its former tone, eud.mental
clearness, tranquillity, and vigor—at the age oi nearly
three score-are the much valued results”
Prepared.and sold whole-At B, by MOCKRIDGE
5c CO., No. 6a North FOURTH Street, Philadelphia,
and at RETAIL br DruggisU generally.
Fnoe, ft per bottle, large eixe-tt cents email size.
tuo kmti .
4Cfnu 4 For INbTANT RELIEF and PER
AMIIIAI MANENT CURE of this dietreeeiug com-
plaint, nee
ISSDT’S
BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES,
Made by C. B. SEYMOUR k CO., 10T NASSAU
Street, New York. Price 81 per box; sent free by poet
my7-«m if] FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS’.
jJU BNETT’S GOCOAINE.
dUBNETT’S GOCOAINE.
BURNETT’S COOOAINE.
ZGT a oompoond of Coooeaut Oil.eto., for dressing
the Hair. JBr efficacy and agreeabieneaa, it vs with
out an equap ... . „
It prevemi the hair from falling off.
Jt p/omffiftits healthy and vigorous growth.
It is not greasy or sticky.
Jt leaves no disagreeable odor ,
U softens the hair when hard and dry.
Jt soothes the irritattd scalp skin »
Jt afford* the richest lustre.
Jt remains longest in effect.
It costs fifty cents for a half-pint bottle..
& A single application Tenders the heir (no matter
how stiff and dry) soft and glocsr for several <teys.
it is oonoeded by all who have used it to be the
BEST AND CHEAFEST w HAIR d BRKBSIW6 IN
BUKNETT’S KALLISTON,
A. a wash for th. complexion ha. no ratal. 1* is His
tinsuished foritsooohn* and soothim ptop.rtiss.and
is ulnurshlV adapted to all unnatural condition, or tho
ekm; removing tan, sunburo, freckles, redness end
rourhness of tne skin, eto.* eonne ohappen hands, and
cdhv ing the irnLation caused by the bites of moseuitoes,
»n •' other annoTinzmseota. Prepared by JOSEPH
BURNETT A CO7, Boeton. Pnoe, 80 cents per bottle.
For sale everywhere. myM-lst-if
QARRIAQES.
op m KAsnracTims op.
WILLIAM n. ROGERS.
KKFOSITOHT,
No. too. CHESTNUT STRKRW. No. 1011 l
reUUMill
! AZUMEA ! AZUMEA '
AZIIMEAI AZUMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA?
PRBF.I MORRIS’ AZUMEA BAKINS POWDER,
Manufactured solely at No. 63 North (FOURTH
Street, and for eale by Grocere generally. tnytS 3mif
POINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY. No. 951
BEACH Street. Xensinyton. PhiWelpiia.—WlL-
LlAM H. TIERS informs his fneodi that, bavtua pur
chased theeotire stock of Patterns at the above Foun
dry, he is now prepared to.reoeiveorQeraforßolling,
Grist, and Saw. Mill Costings, boap. Chemiea), nnd
Bouse Work, Gearing. Castings made from Rever
beratory or Cupola Fumaoes, in drr or green *and,or
loom, mvi-tr
Trusses i bracts ! supporters s
Correotly adjusted, at NEEDLES’* TWELFTH
and RAO Streets. LadiesentraneeldSTveUthstreet,
firsGdoor below Ka A e* Lad? aitendante. French, Kns
lish, and American,.in great variety. Belre, Klortic
Stocking®* t uspeneonee, Shotuder Braoee, Hynngee^Ao
mylS-tojulylii
SSH, BLINDS, DOORS, SHUTTERS.
WINDOW FRAMES, Ao., at tha lowest eaeh
wiM* “•«S«lWnis