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:itot of often, raratate* tor <h« Jwn»o.Md Ibn hara
•feaaa ontenft to „*or for flat* to-dar r,
‘ u Oaaaaaudar l H, I< Hartataaa; Liaataaaata, ’Bamnal
Jtero.r*T*oroa. O.Harri* Oaarca Brown; Samoa*.
Iwal »ialalMi;)y«aaoiaH; e«aaall; Furaar, G«orr.
«.Ciaikai ,l(aattrV;PUlia Confer rCkuiMte(ia..r,
iteoftwlMWto; Fraaoia MaOhnd; Osnsar,
Barnard Dareltar; HidaUanaa, G*crg. Paaoy!'Aaaiat
aat Kaaiaaara, danaa J. Unadaa, f. KdßlwaU, John
JohaaonjJfaa. 8lalMla«, 'WiUiam f hiUipa; Captain’.
iOMfk, Wildaaa Bohartaoa; Foraar’a'Clark, Thomia
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aaar' A, nth Saaimaat, or IVaar York, ruder aolhmand
>fCaptaiaEnta*t jKrooa* aniaad ia tkia olrj raatordar
tetenra om aad lwo o’eloek, and ware raoaiaad at
iTahut-atraet wharf !>r the Ridabattalion of the Fint
Bhfada, Major Jatai F.Balliar.ud Uw aorp. of Phila-.
.HaNa' Zo«aYaa,-Wbo aaoortad the btraaieta tb their
aaartare, at Military Ball, Third, atreet, below Oraen'
The atraaKaia atadeahaa aaraaraooe, and wareao
eoapaaiarf by Bubal’* fall band of nuaio, and the Fifth
Ufiuaat draw ootpfc' Tier wilt remain aerarat daja.
. h ta-nas A BAO.tray Tbick on Moot Sranat.
—Wforhman ootawesoad early yaatordar nrornina to
ay tba traok of tba Waat Fhlladelahia Faoaeacer Rnil
t*g aloay Market atreet, ftoce Eitbth io Float, in the
the atreet. - Tbay' oo«ainaaa*d. oferationa at
tialtth BtKat, abd whta iha maa atopyed work, near
Vaaiaa, alraaet rha whoianf thoraita batwaaa Bithth
m& SeTenth atraata, hid Man' told. The .timber and
aiM hare beendepooitedoatba atreet enrt oftb’a, and
ha work will be proaeontad rljoraady, in order, not to
aenmbet the atreet nnr lonier than to abaolntaly na.
tj CnAaon sr Ornon. —The ofioo of tho Camden
'•iad AUadtlo Railroad Contpeny haa bean ehanard from
Oesirar'e Foint to Buokcrli'a baildlnr, No. 4tt WalnU;
atrpat. Tbu ia a hood more. Tha 'roadtoohiaily np
porttdty thoaa iiaiaa front (hie oitr, and it waa vary in
'/aonaantont tothoee wtoh rut 'to: obtain intormatlon, to
.be eompalled to oroia the river each time. This chan te
, la, kotniwerr.tntdaabfhiaiiy avldanoaa of thadaalra of
w oowipaay to aoooair.odnta lha public. .
AnnMrnß;. POn, BnnnCK or rn Pbaox.—On
' a ’Taaior of. milk waa 'anaatad in
T>ild atrimti below (tnaaa, at aa early hoar,' for b ow
latahorntoaemoiim htooaatomara. Bowutakan.be
trrd Aldatman Oartar, obartod with a btoaoh of the
ptaee. nad bold to tail.
; i Fpubßal of Mb. Dora.—The ftnoral of Mr.
Shan wilt taka, ptooa'thto manhagi at M o’oloek. from
ukbuaa of Mr. tF. T. BnUirea, aao Catherine atreet.
The raaorten of the mambere of the ftirard
Brotherhood, and etMm of hto fkianda, are inritad.
; lOßtCMt.—The matoh between the second eleren
of the Union and Fhlladelahia clahe terminated onSa
nrday ia tovor of the former, by elrht wicketa. Tha
ayifoaa and St. Gaorga'a Cl aba ptoyad a aaau on tha
ohnda of tka Utter. bh Fnday and Saturday. Tha St.
nraa’a *oa Urn matoh in one ininy. .
■" i IlrirAßt' Simbot .-—The dali|btfnl extrtiwi of the
tbhntßahablwiii ba ropatuadiby rtanaat,) on Wednea
day.Jnu eth,at Beaadia'ttnat Ohtirch, at hK o’clock
;'F;hfc .Adm'aaiod.ftae.; .:, ~- - ' ■
; ißisioanp —Albert 8. Adimead, Brqpresident
of the HaatonTiiW, Maatn and Feirmoaat Faaaanaer
BaQway, bu remaned, and Mr. John Boater hu been
wteadntolll the aaaaaey..
iFibb.—Yutoydaj (toning tha wbeelwrlght shop
of Mr.BOeh ; aa.eitnetad on the Germaatown ro&d. ba
k|r Otter atreet. waa dieiaied by an hoeidental fire,
j ?tip»»it,n Cooßr.—Chief
Jottioe Lowrie mad Jaatieae Woodward. Thompaoa,
itrou. and Bead.-A dpoatol aaeaioa oftho court wtr
held yea larder mortnita. and before tetany wp th* liet
opini on worodoUybrad in the fotlawinyeaeea:
L, Thaborourh ol Carliaiava. Jamaa W. Mntahall, trua
. tee. Error to Cumberland eonntr. dadamentefhrn.ed
. Bilkl’a apyoal. error to the Orahana’ Coart of l>e
hiab noußty Faoraanf Orphana* Coart reraraad, and
' the rapoit «f lha additor, diatnbatina tha batoneo,' eon -
"firmjd"iatt;dabruaatarad. 1" U- ..
Oawaid'a appeal for Orphans* Conrt of lahiyh oounty.
Deeraa rararaad at ooot obappelteot, and record remit
tad, with dirrettonato proceed aoaoralna to. tow.
-■ Mohr TS, Waibert.' Error to Comtooa Piaaa of North
emptoaooaotr. .Jadamentaißrmod.'
■ Emtoy wo, Bnm, Error to Common Ple&a of lmaento
bonaty. Jadamenteffirated.
H' Thbmaaoa Te. Bortery. Jodtmeateflrmed. ■
Miur ra. Atbertoa. Judfment affirmtd, '
. Laardoie va, Tonlcan. Judrmant affirmed.
.... tlmran Braraa BiaTnicr Couar—Jadae Cadwala
dfir.-rEoery Noekeoa, one of the' men oh a riel with air
attempt 1 fo'reaeue the. aiara Moau Honner, wu tried
reatoidaiy,V'V;'\.‘... d - . -
Comuot Pnia»-Jad«ee Thompaon and i.ndlow.—
Thiiooartwealaeeiiion .'
: iioaEtU JSnaiioTi-India Allieon —The June term
of; the eocit domuemocd yeaterdar mommy, Jamea
'Bui WU’ .appointed foreman of the Grand fur.. 'After
fteeirini return of the ooMtahlai the conrt adjourned.
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TOMir7i.>..... n 4 Union B'k 1 aaa. ... wsS
M*
■ , r - <^ W *BBTWKBW BOA KITS.., - -
. ■*oaga’la>*a<tr..\ »klUnLakl(kZia*:.tots. ; >K
A :: BBOONBBOAKD.
sKfctfjk listed &
» Par F£«li';B’k.
V/- 4-E»»lliBf.
ttegggg&assKsjs
ssSsWMitiaasK
111, SOT:'''-
fifii'i- fiifXiASk- (fS’jiiiAi/.i AJ•>
thauratoa; a aato of half bble wu mada ; at Ad’the
pair. Th« Are Also beyinf»in a small way. at from
**••* fo’ Cttperfiae and extras up to 86a7.as^
opt for extrt &mUy And fsisoy brudi< as in quality*
RjePlour tfi held At ttfflltV, the laitsr for tetter
b*wds,»ad PrunsyWAniA Corn Meal ai ft&ft bbl,
with limited : f 1 4 ' «
.^yf H *Al.-Therf unotmooh doing j come MOO bushels
»W«-»i#wofor«odilAttiprHae fsajuwruds. lOe for,
°hpM» ilcutVArc do. And 141*1450 lor cood Penn A..
whtto»in.AsmcUm;«c quote the latter at MpftliOo,
MiuquslitTn Rta i» st«Ady v And About 1,000 testels
Psuaa. toa At Wo. Corn Is firmer, end MOO bushels
ycnoVfi cfioAt, cold andOOO
busbeurNsw- York Bt*te At flJo. (Mts oooturns dull ; we
quoto -PSBBA At 4C9490. Aad PelaWftre atSOo. t ,
>Bs>K.<«QMreitroa-iSi|«ict to dAy at Q&IP ton for
fitStltOele', -« i 5 y • ’ 1«.
. lsrerr little movement* &ud SO bAles
Onwinissl I —¥lerJ !* very little raovement-tet lb* ;
mAt kst fox aU kinds \9 firm * some L&gaayTA Cbffee At
19w«14o, on time.'
, rnov sioivs.'-The msrket is firm, but qaiet* owing to
At ICsoABd UO do At a price kest»rlv»te> now held
for Fenny,
for Ohio do; PXwftto for drudge j end 90H
-■ Pjtiladeinhia Cattle Market#.
. Mohdai, June 4,
Dullness was the chief festure of the Cattle m.&rket
to-dsr. The ofiennis srerf very Uhre, AinountJnc to
AMrly MOO heed. Toe quuity of the cAttiowas gene
rally (Air, though there wore, a number of inferior
3mvm bronght forward, The grOAtost proportion of
the cattle were from Lancaster and Berks counties.
:Thece brought ratherJugh prioes. sverAginc IVoin 88
tofluV'lOoJbs. At the oloee or the market* the trn
deney for oil descriptions was deeidediy downwsrd,
«mo«mtiag to A reduouon of ft to tfo. .Bven *t the de
cline the whole could not be disposed of, and about five
Jrandrtd head'AtlfAst remainedover onsoid. Tbeoat
tie disease w&iohisssraAdingm the EasternBtAtes, has
not mads its, appearanoe among any of the stook that
ere usually disposed of at this market. The hheep mar
ket is very, dull, and pnbet have deoltned. Hogs sell
freely. For Oovrs a slight advance has been obtained,
r' We give below the ounent prices for the week at all
j BKrQjsiut.—Fiiatfivttilty 100fte SlO.HelOfiOi
ordiearr to com aualitr* 69.7**10; common quality,
98A*alfi0j toisrabj* quality, WJOM.
t Hit«cu Cows.—Plrst quality. 8W»60 i ordinary to
good quality* 640«4S»common quality* BMi inferior
cnalitVa WlßAla.
’ fHMSP awp liAitss.—Pirst quality W head, #4 IS*
4ft: ordinary,quality, fdftaCAO} ouremon quality,
93 ftoi; ioferior quality, 6SJ7.
eullradW i»9 >4*734; corn fed
; At the Union Drove >Yaia the sales were ohieuy as
48 head S. Miller, Lancaster oounty. 99*10 100 lbs
40 L Kellar, Lenoaate 4 county, 99*10.
, 100 0. Hqrshey. LanoAAter county * 9MO*9 75.
81 J. BteUsy. Chester oounty, 9BAOJO.
v 14-- Erins, Lancaster oounty, 98*9,80.
S7Mssteraon. Laaesster oounty. 99*0*10.
; 94 Bdomon .Rhodes, Berks oounty. 99*10.
ft j. LcQau. LAnoMter oounty. #9alo.
, 81—Eisermn, Lancaster oounty, SB 60*10JO.
■ ft —Hamaker.Laneaiter county. 9860*9ft.
13 Brougham, Lancaster county, 99*10.
,
At Aflrich’s yard some small lots were told at about
the prioes given above. ' ,
At the Bull's He&d al out 400 were sold at about pren
nm fates.
, cows.—The offerings amounted to about ISO head, at
from Bft to 9® W bsad. .
, Shksv.—At ihe Avenue yard there were 10,000 head
At market* selUus at 4*4kc.
Boos —At the Avenue yard 476 head by Miller, aod at
tUe'Ophra Hog yard I,4ft head, at from 87*8 WlOO &s
net. Market brisk. • *
At Phillips'Avenue Drove Yard, 1,400 head were at
market. The following lots were arid: (
ft head I. Abrahams, Ohio 99 *lO W iOOIbs.
118 do JS. 0hi0.—...... 9 *l9 do
(ft do Jcaitßanderson. Pa ...0 do -
ft do Kenabdyac M’CieesyChest.oo.9)4*lo,, do
84 do Fellheimer ACo,Lano,oo.-. BH©Wl* do
S 4 do Ullman. Berks c 0... 9 © 9)4 do
17- do Frau*. A Co.. ..,. .8 *9 do
ft do 6h»mburg & 0'*.... - 7*9 do
84 do fl. Kurtz, LanpMter.,.......... 9 *lO do
280 do Mo >ney St Smith. Ohio A 111.. 814*10 do
40 do J. Vretter A Aull.Ohio 8 *9)4 do
18 do B. Baldwin. Lancaster 9 *10)4 do
79 do B. Seldomndge do 9)4*10 do
60 do J.&!domridge, Ohio--....- 9* 9)4 do
«l do P. MoFillan . 854*10 do
87 do P.Hftoaway, Lancaster c 0... do
96 do WUJiara MoCall, do 8 *10)4 do
19 do Jams* Cochran, do.-. M . 8 *lO do
SI do John Told. d 0...... 854*10 do
88 do J.McFiUin, do~_ 9)4*10 do
Several small tots within the above range of prices.
;xchange—Jane 4
NewYdrk Stock
SkCOUD
lQOtt Tenn fl’s’ft ft
3000 Missouri 6*g
cooo Mich SSFBda. 71)4
1000 Han’ hi A 8t Jos’p 71
aoo»LaOAMili.dG IW,'
100 Pacific MlSfibdOftS
900 do. ft
. so do £194
61) d0...~...550 •114
W d0........b9091S
ft Exib Railroad... AIM
60 - d0.,.-.- ....SIX
488 H Yo k Central, ftk
800 do bflOOg
100 do. bttfitk
40 do .... - m
WHods'nßl RRb9O49
300 Reading RB 41k
300 do— ..MO4IKI
UOMiohCen R... .bSOSS>4
100 d 0..., JS
200 Mioh 8 A N 1 R bSO 13k
mo d 0.... 1154
100 Pei Lack AWR...91
100 Miob 8A NI G'td... 34k
ftO do ...eSOtiC
100 Panama R...... MO 134)4
60 154)4
300 111 Cent R Scrip..WO 63»
aoo do . • rax
K» d0.....^..bft«314
900 do .63)4
lftnevA Pittsbgß.... 9)4
BOChi ARteklß...,.to2
100 do ...7014
WO • d 0.... b0Q70)4
ft < o 7054
THE MARKETS.
. Athis are steady • sides of 90 bbls at 96 81 for Pots,
and JVarl* at 9676. " . _
Fx.oup.—The market for State and* Western Flour is So
better, but the advance check* the demand: gales of 10.-
000 bbls at 68ft*<aororsDperfi«eRtate: 96JS*A46<or
extra do; 96 *6*3 ft for superfine Western: 96.40*6.06
or extra do; §696*8 for extra round-hoop Ohio. South-
Sra Floor ia quiet, with saVso* 900bbla at 96 83*6 ft
>r mixed to good.and 9680*7.76 for extra. Canadian
?iour is firm, with sales of 400 bbls extra at 63.40*
01*15.—Wheat is lo higher t sales ofl6 003 bushels at
1.39*1.80 for Milwaukee Club; 9160 for prime white
Michigan: end §l6O for White Indiana. Con i«3o
better; sale# of 40 000 bushels at *2*680 for Eastern. 64
nfido for shipping, and69)4ofor ye’low. Oats are quirt
at 37*40e for Southern and .Jersey* and 40*i3)40 for
Northern and Western. Rye »e quiet at Mo.
PnovtstoH*.—Porkis neadr, with tales oflOO bbls
at 917.40 for oM Mese; 917.87 for new do; 91340 for old
Prime; and 913 ft for new do. yeef is n unchanged in
tone or. price, with sauw oflOO bbls. Bacon >s quiet,
1 ’ut ISeam are dnU at 7)4c -for Shoulders, end ’,9)4*9)40
'or Hams. Lard is firm, with safes of UO bbls at ID4*
llJ4o. Butter end Cheese.are unchanged.
whepkbt Is better, with sales of MO bbls at ft94*
Ifa.
CITY ITEMS.
"Bowrr’s Medicated Fiqs” Are composd of
the purest Alexandria Senna. Oonibined with fine aro
mitiot and Imeld in .the natural f u't. As a remedy for
ooflftipation of the bowels, dyspepsia, siok and nervous
heada-ibe, and billons affections generally, they stacd ;
unrivalled. There Is but little taste about them, and
they can be eaten by ohlldren as well ne grown person*.
Manufactured by Bower, Sixth and Vine. Prioe tTK
cents per box*'
- Spiritualism ! . Spiritualism !—ls it trta 'or
(kbw that spirits communicate with their-friend* An
with? Jits tm, and atfttoMwhofoil?*»*y.oota
muniost* with their friends in the spirit wcrridi by call
ing on Mr. J. V. Mansfield, writing test-mtdium, 63S
Arch street. Dr. Wolfe, healing physician, has room 9
At the same p'aoe.
Facts Speak Louder tkah Woisds.—To sue:'
oeed in life* attend well to your own bnsinesv The new
system adopted by GraHVillt Stokes, of giving to every
pore baser of a garment the faQ value of his money in
elegantly* fMhionedelethiog, ana a handsome, valuable,
and uaftol present besidee, is having itsefleot on the
pnblio mind. *’ One price, and no abatement,” is print
ed and marked on eaeh article sold, and striotly adhered
to, the price being pnt down to the lowest figure'. The
aeoompaeymg present, which is always of nse. and fre
quently of'great value, is neyer added to the prioeo*
the gannept sold t on the contrary* esoh garment is
marked as low as the lowest, and warranted eeual to the
best At allrespetts, the gift being merely an additional
indnoement to eashcustomeni to bay, after having sa
tisfied themselves that they can invest their money no
better elsewhere. With the entirefairnessofthe whole
traasaotion the pnblio are invited to oaL and make them*
selves familiar, at the “Temple of Fashion,” N0.f07
CheetßDt street. ~
Japaresk Goods and Curiosities.—The largest
collection of Japanese goods and curiosities in the eity
is to be seen at B. W. C**ryl 4 Co.’s Bouse Furnishing
Store, 7l< Chestnut street. They have their goid, silver,
copper, and iron ooins, lacquered work, bamboo baskets,
brooms* 4«* They also have a Japanese silk coat, worn
by ft Tommy,” the interpreter to the Kmbaesy- It is of
fine silk, ornamentfd with figures indicating his official
rank. These cnrloaiUes are well worth going to see.
.Clotbiro wom Bots.—-The making of clothing
for youths has become * special branob of the tailoring
business* and such garments are constantly gotten up
more elegant, more datable, and more comfortable, than
of old. Jtookhjll it Wilson have established a- depart
ment for yoatha at their Brown Eton# Clothing Bali,
Noe. *fi and 60# Chestnut street, above Sixth. Their
•took w varied and very large, and parents who with
to fit out thsir sons with becoming garments for the toa
eonoan do so most advantageous!/ atthie popular estab
lishment. . '
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
UP TO 12 o’clock last hirst.
CONIINBNTAL-8. E. oorner of Ninth and Chestnut
BBDsok. Meadville. Pa b Kunkel 4 wf. N J
« ft McAllister, BellefonU, Jtr -nailing. Boeton
J Cooper, Pa J£ Smith. Maes
E B Coleman. Gin, 0 A. Bcoleman, «.in,o
jWlajflcy.Ala LWrUht, Jr, Oswego
Geo G, Washburn 4 la, 0 AW Fairbanks 4 la, 0
JasDamaat 4 la. Ohio Dr Hammond. USA
rWeioberu, ft Y n Mies M K Paine, Frov, it 1
dips Annatady,Prov,Rl BHUt, Pa
B V Lee, G» liW Lee, Ga
/ McConnell, 4 la. Ohio Mis Aucu ta, (hio
W E -Baker, BcAtnn Lewis O Brion, M e
sss.'tss&fr*"* Va
HEBtntiU. N Y- JTB«iI.j,NY •
A a Shaw. NY OR Uargily, N Y
<i W Bradly. Tenn Colons Gore N Y
LB Bubhaid, Brooklyn & Hanra.n. Brit
M F Gardneri Balt & / merson, Cin. O
BF Games. Ark CKWbWfnls
W T Hutherlin, Danville Thosi J Patrick, Danville
W B hiobarde, UBN Geo Diehl. Md
Lft Hookios, Balt . . John Butler. NY
Dr L 8 Buritfee 4 fm, Italy Bju Hotchkiss, Conn
DrGnrrelli U 8 A , r „ Mrs Hostis £ daugh, N O
nr Johnston. 4 la N O Isaac M Cate. Boston
H;Ci*Jtoß, Bei w - S Johnston, Del
W LPotaeroy,Jf Y. ■ Dr M/F Christian, U 8 N
A ftmntar* 4 Wife, N Y JL Adams, NY
John M BiU 4 la, Ga Jno G Falconer, N Y
HI Vanoleve.Tenn 0 B Meliyaiae, N 0
gKßmjtb, W Y Jar Gould. Jr, Gouldiboro
B Livingston. NY B G Boardmaa, Boston
ebas H Moray, N.Y „„ Mr Mintern,'N Y
Miss Mintura 4sister.NYJ wTewrenoe 4 la.N Y
Miesßßßrown, WKMoDoneld, Newark
fiSK-ASS**. SMSf , 5*v BMttn
J Alexander, Matches J a Punderford, N Haven
- GIRARD KODSE-HinlbnndCfiiiinnntreeu,•
fhn ti Hunton, Va Mrs Hurtton. Va
i>»HoDU>n.Y» Matter jiunton.Va
Wilcox & la, La Mix Wil. pi, La
Master Wilcox, La jamea Reime *Ta, N Y
■ 6 S<««*prih, Florida
OolWF.Ba'aside, Fa B Meokail, P.
SataaelAteiwt.t'a Jaa Uraumain fc la, lod
MCStor.Oliio _ - Mr Btatohford.M i
K H MaM.ab.rx> Reading Mre Mohlenberr Jr. da, Fa
IO Torn, Readme .. . A’P RoWaion. Del 4
Hon T j York., ni Tho.BW,.t fc la, Canada
Jotm mtohiuKi, N Y ' Y
TNevins. Galveston, Tex DrR Frame, j**!
Daniel Gurray, Del MissCurray, Dei
H B riddemun, i/el Mrs Potter, Dal /
Jae R Mitchell, Del Min M itohetl, Del
Col Hewitts Canada Miie Alice Cnlbreth, Del
S V Hoffeoker, Del 8 Green, Middletown, Del
rt S i ayton, Georjet’n, Del P Stooker, N Y
P F Causey ,3r, Del T 8 Randolpn, Lit
Geo A Bell, N Y Min V Cameron. Harriet)
Mm J Cameron, Lewisbnrg Jeliefonte
; John Bowen, PhiU , a Bachman, Phi la
AG Gray. Pel , Dr Luther, Reading
J H Bewlet, Smyrna, Pel J MOooibroth, Pbfia
Jm Fieel. Bari Francisco Mn SFjgel, N V
Mn Bfj ttaka. Cal . D C Mu&e, St Louis
HoqJ Crair, 8t Joseph ,N W Newman, N Y
j) W Gflnunew, N y W Palmar A la, Conn
ft la, Albanr Jas E Watkins, N Y
W w Stewart ft wf, ChFgo H 0 F.tok* wtf N J
MmFUck.N J , John W Worth,N Y
WJbeets.Pa 8 Purdy, Vo
H Mart ft la, Brooklyn . Fatterspn, N Y
MusPaUereon, N Y . MrsE Young, IM
KobtL Muencbjlarrisb O A BmiUi, Pa
J 0 Tatar ft la, N Bedford JLRioker, Jr, NY
Ode P Field, NY Mrs Mayne&ich,N Y
C BruceAliyne, London Geo Wood, N Y *
isAx& 0 . fiftß»vH w4IW “ h
w.^Ty B * ll
JO Oieenbow * Is, n Max. Min William, H Mexico
15 < Ven^ar‘en,Sr«)klsn
&i , sh,n a y
teW 0 fSteflLon
Mr Tqftniwn, Ga _ Lewis Gordon, cFarUst
Asa Andrew*, Athens, 6a M LindeDm, er, Charleston
fEthendge, Savannah Cot A W Johnson, Pa
cues Libary, N Rochester J Carole, N Y
*s»Y M 0 jA^rW.kf'xlonter
wfeio .wsqjpssptr'
: h&-%Zuoo'
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1860.
-■’ ifiMEWOhN.IWTUIf-GheetMi. nbbve Fifth. '
TW Gorman* Balt W b Birtel 1 , Phila - •
M Barry, Lancaster John Mutter. Mo..
J Cheever. Boston S H.LevTs, 6U Holly
EE Roes Aria. Pa; • wv;h Warren/N j
W M PoJhemu*. Mt Holly J Donaldson. Tamsqua
CtfftffSr" - ■, o
1 OCr*>ok*lianks,Md » rT« Phtterson,BohoO
0 W Shoemaker, Tamsqua J M Bowen, Usle
WB Mendenhall, ra Jgs E Pennell, N Y
ffWBSXn f^gS.te„ Conn
Pfn n oi’ih«‘ n “ h VftßEWlhUf.
w F Knowles, N Y HonE G Read Aa NO
H Gifcad. N V OWflond.Ny
BBRoot.NY WmDßewail&la,Del -
Thee Murray A da, Del •• Benj Turner, N J
Mourner* NJ Wfi VonSreSith A Ia,NY
GH Perm*, NY Jsoob Reedy. Md v
, MrConnel, Newerk '
Mrs J Wilond.Bt Paul J YD Ward, S'Paul
b J mokes, OhAkter co .1 D Host, Chester oo
. r(,n J F Miller. Olnoinnati 1
JB Thompson, PinU J Whitehead, N J
WHFUto.at Phila a B Appleman, Md .
JONES' HOTEL—Chestnut street, above Sixth.
Mrsß Fenner. NO R B'Parsons, Flushing
FRTruropy.NY J Armstrong, Ala
WABrown ij J aUßimon. i, V
S Watkins, NY a Gordon. « C
HE hvans, Gt, J,ilßletg, Ch
W ATMoAfeo Md it ßCerlun*lt Y, .
T LJHaU; N C J Wei». Fla
G WwfotJowelL Fla J C Weller, Mioh •
fPCßenerd. N J JNGaines, N Y
R Learie. Ottawa, CW - J Parkho/se, Boston ■
P Camp, Phila v John Hancook. fhila
3 Carpenter. R t W A Clear, Cal
W O Brown, Asheville, N 0 Sami waikine A la, N J
Geo Pollard. Ni" 1 Henry Wilkins, Md
Jos ft Carr Ala Md a G Thompson, NJ
Edward Dudley* Del G Mtrvin, H Y
NATIONAL ftOTLL—Rsoe "tract.ahnvaThird*
Geo Brady. Pa PSHi«ins, Pa
TV Rhoads, Allentown Ge *FRitter, Millv.lle
A J RookaleUo vA wl Pd C Ulodes A Is, Balt
W Waller, Balt J Mace, B/Ut
J-Du JEtois, Pa „ Peter Hoffer, Pa
AC Henry A la. Dr D Q Messer A la, Pa
W ERtrdseil. Bethlehenr MM Seifridte, Bethlehem
HE Warlord, N J OWarner.NJ
Aug Remeok, Lancaster Jno It Deihn, Pa
Wraj WtUiams. St Clare W Lewis, fit Clare
Jno W Adams, Md H J Hendlcr, Pottevllle
B B Martin, Lanoaster Jos Whitaker. Me Clare
JSBrobst, Pa D Oliver, Fremont, Pa
THE UN TON HOTEL—Aroh street, above Third.
D MoCoHom, Wmsport .Wm Atel, Pitlobarg
EHHeauings, Pittsburg Geo Terri; Pittsburg
M Brook, lowa Geo 8 Coiun. Danville
8 W Ladd. Jleidm/ A /,r brand A la, Ohio
JW HuMey, Lancaster J W Beaohem. Tusoarora
Josßeaohem.'Aiacarora G W Heebner, Pt Carbon
ColJt Itatoliff Tamaqua F J Posey. Hogeratovm
RecJ Hayw od A la, Pottsv Mrs Kennedy, Lebanon
John Kayser N \ Geo L Beading, Pa
J Roberts, Ches oo DC Lee, Che* co
Geo Wiggan, Tamaqua Jos Terry, Pittsburg
W E Hensinu, Albany
MISKO M * NTH* yoTF^*—Fourth street. lelowAroh.
Gov 8 W Black, Nebrneba G H Bardwell, Pa
Joe Young a la, ellontown R.F f Lancaster
Miss Nicholes. Faeton Miss Heister. raston
$ Geo Donor oe. Va HF Brown, Beading
Wharton E Httinee, Phila Kobt Hatmll, Oak Hall. Pa
Haml Keefer, Iml 14 8 stratioo, N J
Kobt J O&vis. Hitlsburg Jo'3 Shoreless Bioomsburg
n H Woodiu A la. Pa Mrs M w Jsoksou, Pa
John G White, NY 8 d Maffit, Elktoo, Md
Hon Geo Catawissa J LGets.Readins
Gen W Karos, Reading Mihon J Karos, Allentown
Walter enrnh, Allentown Allen Huber, Allentown
TbosJ Hojt. « Y , LW Kenyon A.wf, Buffalo
A J Fitoh, Jersey City M F Carman. Newark
Allen T Harbor. Allentown C otettler. a Uentown
Geo H Auger, Cbambersb'g J Robinson, Pa
R France A la, Bolt J H Freeman A la, Ohio
Hon J eclur.dle, i a CO McClelland, Pa
A G Muiim, Phila
BLACK HEAR HOTEL—Third st.« above CallowhiU.
John F Mears, Reading D Seashols, Sumueytown
John «*oßejnoldB. Mo H Butiner, TurbiUville
Chas Hemlnger, Reading AugßosW. do
Cbas Hahn. do Wjn Rahn* Reading
John Hennmger, do D Bitting, . do
Jacob Bitting, do Baml W Miller, Bcrnville
1) AGlas*,Freedensburg Henry F Groff, do
Mj»s Glass. do John O'Neal, FetheroUviU
S Morris, rhitn Mrs O'Neal, -do
Michael ohisßler. Pa W E Wihman,Bnydertown
AKoller, Berks oo lIM Goodman, Reading
H £nutb, Bernville Jonas Smith. Pottstowu
.Mrs Watson, Reading ■ Henry 8 Cope. Bellersville
Mastev Watson, do laml Smith, Phila
MERCHANTS* HOUSE-Third «t. above CallowhiU.
J Watson, Woodward, Pa Charles Thompson, Pa
Bami H BsUe, Blsir co, Pa J Myers. Mercer co, N J
i o Bartlett, Bothlehem Wm H Piumer, Allentown
, onasHnyder* U.Pa MrsHSiegfordAda,Bath
J Whip. Bethlebem. Mrs Snyder, Bethlehem
. KUokner Ala, Mooist'n And HhoU A la. Ohio
drs J Mi’ler Summit 00, O Mis Wright, Medina 00, 0
Ars Chas Kahn. Ohio Catosaaua
. eo I aubach, Kreiders'.ille J W Child. Tioga. Pa
rtm C i oUe. Bethlehem. H 8 Getx. Reading
. F Cresunian, Weaveraville H S Muller, Lebanon
t Smith A ia, Lebanon J Foose, Berks oo
I D ZWAixig, Reading \ 8 G Benner, Luzerne
I M Hubb, Pa J Koob, LehUhton
;; AM. Hower,Pa > , r-nml Phollenberger. Pa
& Mark, Lebanon 2> A Albright, Readings
M Faust, Minerevilto J Roth A la, Allentown'
BALD EAGLE HOTEL-Third ft., above Callowbil>.
. aoob Miller, Bethlehem John 8 Clymer* Tylersport
D Kuite A is, Lehigu oo J Zepp. Lanecdale
H a Pieter, t ending M M Socks, Pennsylvania
Benj Hookel, > Islington, Pa Benj Ssmmel, Lehigh oo
.tev ’J' H C Bohier?nteok, O Wm Ney. Meyerst<wn
Vra M Medy A wile, Pa Miss Meily, Cnmb'd oo,Pa
. ley F Gsrlick.Brooklyn Wm Riegsl, HaTlertoim
dr Baohmau, Beliertown And J Hay, 8r Easton
lev - Frenoh A la, Hntli Mrs 8 Hay, Jiutcn
P EH i.flmpe, PotUville
FOUNTAIN HOTEL—Second street, above Mamet
J H Mickle. Phila 0 8 Rogers NO .
V • Cannon. Del Rpbt A Cook, Mass
Ward, btnyrna. Del Wm D Asset 1 el
Nm KBalL w nyrna, jel MissßettieOliver.N Y
din Fanny Heatings, h J AH Cook, Dover, Del
Remington,Del . BTownsend,Del
8 Habermajer, B>lem, N J
BTATEB LNU'N HOTEL—Marketetreet, ateve Sixth
Mr* Rauk'n. >'ttt*burg. ► Hard, Bos .on
Geo Vouges. Boston J A Marco Perry co, Pa
J Powers. Perry co, Pa K M Rumsll, Perry 00, Pa
Sami dhei er, Perry c®, Pa D Hife, Perry co. Pa
A P Erb. Harrisburg J K Manm< g. Lancaster
James Boon, Lancaster B Fitzsimmons, Pittsburg
K. Wilson, 'a J J Jefferies. > unbury* Pa
DrGilpiu Md J D Rohrer,Lano, Pa
COMM >'KOIAL DOTKlj—Bixth st. above Chestnut
MosesKiuc. Bir.h Run, Pa Chas CConnor
v/m Henry Soby* Wilm Jos T K rk. Cheater co
Davis Kimble, Chester co JasPcott, Chester co
Amos Kimble, Chester co W Glaaeow, Harford co
David P Crosby, Pott a town EJ) Yocum. Pottstown
liOnls HiHmnn, w Chettrr 8 B Ford, Aid
i»s Watson A wf.Chester oo B Pennook* Pine Grove
liss Ma'oney, Ohm ter co Mr* Isabella Trainer, Pa
Dr H Hammond. Del w A Atwood, Cheater oo
K Well*. Pottstown 8 Border. Pottstown
W Jr, Pottstown John H Orris. Lnok Haven
J J WH« o , J Devoe. W Chester
8 Nightingale, Pa W 8 Maloney, W Chester
ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Chestnut street, ab. Third.
J Kook. Pa Victor Faider, N Y
E H Baldwin. Phila B Bieinthal, Phila
Jssß Paso, virguna Chan MoCerthy, Virginia
Wm Wilkins. Baltimore Otto Wilkins, Baltimorr
w A.‘SK. , Ari“ - v -teWna&.nSr-' —*
Jtt Blailfl. P' Ua John Khnar. Lancaster L
8 ficliuyler, Muuoy Wm C Bahrain*, N r
H Bnhming. Nassau. NP F M Jones, Charleston, 60
John Dohmtv.Hcht! Haven Louis Oland. Bethlehem
8 Havard, Bethlehem K W Parsons A la, Conn
0 H Parsons. Hartford,Conn J B Browns. Pa
K Bartlet, Beth'ehem B Mills, Jersey City
H Solomon* NY J Larreu, N y
John Middleton, NY C H Pitch, Mass
Ja* Goodhead, Md
W r UNT VERNON if UTFI ■—Serosd it.. above Arcb.
GW Lord. Jr, Pbila .Thos England. Phila
Mr■ Farl. Pike on. Pa Mrs 8 Huber. Pnila
B B Williams Fliifa Mi:s A i dwards NJ
IMPORTATIONS.
[Aeported for the Press.!
AHECCBO—Bark hltzabelh J—26o hhds sugar J F
Peniston; Odks rook oil 8 4 W Welsh: It bbls sulphur
C«pt Foullcee: & puncheons ram Geo Atlnns.
TKINIDAD—Brir G LBuckman—2l3 hh<l« sugar 84
tee do 10 tea honey 71 hhds molusee S 4 W Welsh.
,yIATA>ZAB:--Schr Goo Bjron—2eo hhds Sltos mo*
laei'6 8 4 tv Welsh.
PALERMO— Bark Wnj A Banks—looo oantars brira
stnoo 250 hales race 7S btgs hemuteed Odo corkwood
1500 boxes I* , mons2fioodo oranges 110 bales oorks Jeaces,
BcfltterKOOil 4 Co,
. EOTFkRDaM—Brig Heinrich—lS casks wine John
Kokert; SBduJ Kohient 7do J Wolienwoberi 4doJost
2 d * Ferd Trittom 1 do A Ricker; SdoJM
Hpiolinrd; BdoP J Debrot Ido Carl J Stephen!; 13dnJ
G Papier; Bdo L Haag: 19 cases mdse F Lentz; Odo
Dr/foos titt/s; 2<ioCBohad(er 4 Co; 2doQ Harendo/e;
1 sm a dtephani; 25 do J F Tobias 4
Co; 20 do Mitchell 4 Alien; SO oka do A G Craig 4 Co:
60 piprsdo J Gibioc,6on4 Co; 2 oases n,aohmery R F
Weismsm 8# pipes rid 2& oks do B Walden: 12 oka wine
P K l.Rultfr; 4 slabs Hanca tmTwelta, a-eilon 4 Co; 60
mats coffee W 8 Grant; 10 fi slabs gino 20 ca-es doN
Trotter 4 Co; goo kegs homos W Cramelien: I cask
brandy M Goldschmidt; 49 oks wine 88pipesgmilOcases
wine 3 oks mdse order.
A2AUINE INTKIiLIGKNCE
EBB FOURTH PAGE.,
arrived,
U 8 M steamship Ke>ston» state, Maishman. 48hours
from Charleston, with mdse, Ao. to Alex Heron, Jr.
P&nsonyer*—Alex Jr- 8 D Leonard. C Fleioher,
K G Uima hurt lads MUs Emily Myers, G W MoOowell,
D Wells, W Blatchfordv M M Leverett, WO Rnhmong,
Ohas Stratton. Henry nuhmong, G W Lyon, J M Lesl'e.
lady, two children, and satvant, JM Hilt and lady.Miu
M Stevens. Miss B Watson. F M Jones, Dr Joe Yates.
W J fipsupe. J H Johnson, R H Green and lads. Mrs
Winters and two J WLong.Jady.obild.and
servant, Alri < A Burt sod servant* Efinippen, lady,
IwoohHdren and servant, WHart and 31 in steerage.
Uo the Sd in»t, atS <9 P M, 10 mile* south of Cave Ho
mam, exchanged suoals with steamship Stete of Geor
gia bound Boarh. Passed, at the Buoy on the Fourteen
Foot Bank, urive Aradaie and Tamtme; at the Buov nn
the Middle, bolir Sidney Price and brig Harriet B Mo
, G livery; at Bombay Hook, barks Chester and Elisabeth
; J, All lumtld up
Bark tfhzaboth J. Foulkss. from Arooibn, PR, 12t*i
utt, with su.«r. &o, to J > Peniston. Pauenzer* Mr B
D heaver of Troy. N Y. Left bftTlc Miivy A Dunurorth,
Hakrr, from fit Thomas lor New Vork, loading; eohr
Volma fiom do lor oew Grlcan,, Uo
tmg HcfUr cb { rtpck) Nciman. Mdarsfrom RTotter
dam. ai»li Kin. 40. to A Stepham. Was towed up by
Bteam-iuti J F ctarr.
, ifolir Wm Ueorite, Uaxel, 1 day from Smyrna, Del,
with wlieut to .Ins L llewlov 4 Co.
"■'nhf Y«iunk America T.qft 3 duys from Port Deposit,
with gMiti in Jaa 1» Beolet fc Co.
tfehr Vand-*ila, Coorpr. Iday from Smyrna, Del, with
corn to,Jus L Hew!e> 4 Co.
ricbr f- rcvmnsmr. Filrrmn 3 days from Indian River,
Wlih corn hj Neill 4 eruman.
titcauer ironsides. Vanderveer. 29 hours from New
York with mdse to WM Baird 4 Co.
wVvMORArvD* -
jHeninhbip State orGeorsin, Garvin, honoe, arrl ved at
havemibii yesierdAy rpormng,
Steamsh P GranmJa, Howes, for Havana, cleared at
New York ycaterd ty,
Ship Rattler, Almy, from )p*la, west ooast of Moxioo.
aifiveif rt NtW Vork yesterday.
Sohr flvßoue, Pettiiigili, sailed from New Bedford 2d
for Philadelphia.
Schr Isaac ftiou, Oro veil, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Bopton 2d mut.
Strs Taconi, Ely; Blnpk Diamoml, Allen, and Sarah,
Jones heitou nt New York yestanlav.
btr Madgte. Oormley, henoe, arrived at Uali ax 2d
inn.
NOTION.
To tub I adieB.~ Our lady readers who
desire a fair complexion, will find an efficient agert in
BURNEDT’B KaLLI TON. Those who have used it
ai e loud in its praises, at a preparation which imparts a
c ear. soft, and beautiful hue to the skip, without being
Attended by any injurious effects. It Is pronounced one
of the best toilet fixtures ever prepared.— St. Louis
Evening Ntu>x. * it
'Jo Consumptives.—Qubru's Cod liybb
On. Jelly.
This great specific for Consumption is fast superse
ding ail others m Us curative efoots upon those affliotid
with tubercular diseases, being twice as effiosoiousos
the crude oil. Prepared upon highly scientific princi
ple's of (he pure oil, and robbed of the nauseous taste of
the piaiu artiole.it is roceived into the stomach in its
jellified form, without mastication, and is gradually dis
solved ami digested, .passing into the small intestines
drop by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by it*
nutritious properties, nndthua assisting and sustaining
nature in overcoming the disease. Approved by the
Now York Academy of Medioine and recommended by
the faculty a erywhere, this preparation is confidently
offered as a remedy for Consumption and all BJroftilouS
affections. Bold by FR t DERICK BROWN, corner of
CHESTNUT and FIFTH Streets; FREDERICK
BROWN, Jr., Continental Hotel ? and T. W. DYOTT
ft SONS. mh3l piuftm
Photographs of tub Japanese, jost
taken at WcOLKES’ Oallorj in Washington, are now
on exhibitional Me ‘IiEES’ Gallery, Olf* CHfcSTNUT
Street. Also, Portraits of Llnooln, Hamlin, Douglas,
fieward, Bell, fto., fto. Copies of any of the above for
•ale. jes-at
BQHLBN S WE£SP ANCHOR GIN
S‘JO Pipes now landing at first wharf, below Lom
bard ttifo'., from on bond the bng Gezusters from Am
sterdam, *nd for sale by the undersigned, sole int
poUQ'BQf this brand in th« United States.
. . HLNKY BOHLBN ft Co, .
iop-8t ■ Nos SHI ard *J23 South FOURTH Bt.
Trusses i bkaoes i supporters \
rorreotly adjusted at NEEDLES*. TWELFTH
and K AGP. streets. Ladicsentranoe In# Twelfth street,
first dour tielow Lady attendants. French, Ens-
Mj.fud American, in great variety, Belts, Elastic
Stoosints. euspewonMi, shoulder Braces,
mylS-iojulytit
MAIIRIUD.
wrtmfniton B ® l^’ of tl - 18 Anna Jane Eaton, of
On the lit I n.t, by Rey. Gap. A.
Stja OO BS to Bophie Gsmbl., .ll^of
t,. *lrt -ife^^ F , E Bu“ on th. JOthof March, UWO,
wfathettat H,r3s ,o KiiM A ." fl
DIED.
j.ar of f h'ti“S, l . l, ' 3d lr,,t ” Patta, in the 2*l
.namhlfitfriS 1 friend, nf the familr, officer, and
t 2 ,# fl' r h' l '.“'‘>"!.orhoi)d, Bt. John’. Uternry
u!S&i ‘ffiSlW '"Porter, of the preu, »re reepeotfally
Ir RnUiMndh'. fnoerel, from the rfiidenee of W.
floe «tins>«¥® p* th .V l o..fr«et, thie (fueeder)Blorn-
HAoMiPnS! 00 !*.-ftuthet notice. . *
t.r ef h*hi T Zt *“• ®“ TO‘-. Harriet itarrett, den.li
tnnpth.. B * BI * **'*.'•* Barrett, Hied 5 yean and.
S r ■>.' SU Booth
“ftßr?to*rS I’‘hiMTnjjdajrianernoon,atSo’clook. 1 ’‘hiMTnjjdajrianernoon,atSo’clook. »
yearof hl.aief lh ° M in,t " °« o ' Brown,in the «tb
i.L U . n ( ,'. r . , iA on ;> l « 'A'* rc.idenoe, No. 26 South Vl,h
-eft'Mcon. at, o’olook* *
thS!f«h7e%, , ,’ n a?.! M ‘"•‘•■Tl-onmeßuohand.iß
-waH°w , i,f roln hi" labs restdenoe, No. 670 Larch utreet.
vnSvin*; th X a ) afternoon, at 8 o'olook. •
?d inst, tn IheSOth yesrof her
Bbadwici| abeth Chadw * ok ' fellot of the late Thomas
vaFi^L BI M of her soa-ic-law, Henry
at wXolr!” 9 GirardaVflnil ®» this (Tuesday) morning,
id ~,a inst. Oitharine M. CIUI. aged
fotteoluS ndS moot ,8 ‘ Jsaghter ° r Louis F, and Chat
Rgisd'^yMrs A '^ l> ~° n tfl ° inuL. John Fitzgerald.
fr< OT hl * ,at * jesidence. No. 1030 Filbert
o olook ° W Eleventh, this (Tuesday) morning, at B>i
«n}l! VS m [ n *[‘']? a, I Byrsna Hand,daughter
° r w&!E* kbzabsth Hand, axed 19 years.
Residence of her parenU.No. IS*
ftVSolooif**~ this{luesday) afternoon,
tiH,sSiL R,O S® O Af , ‘“ At Laurerpeville. N. J, Mrs. Ann
8?f w 2) tB x! , ‘*? A 0 06111 year of her age. reliot of the
la*? wm. Hendrickson. *• »
Vn K n«*:rft? tb .® L w lDit ;* Mr,> Keyf* area 92 years,
Funeral Irom the restdenoe of ber husband Twenty
second street.ihelovr Hamilton, this (Tneeday) aftet
urjnn. Aia° olook. *
tl i° V‘tf nBt - Ellen Knott, wife of
James Knott, in the fiOth year of her age.
Funeral from* the residence of her busbar d. Weloh
street, above Ghntnn, Chester, Pa., thiß (Tuesday)
- •LEDGBR.nRfcj theSdins:., Wm. I edger.in the 4Slh
yearof his age
i-AJ?, 1 l fir i a . i / f ? I !! l v. hlB J ate .X, <said ? nGe >^ o> « South Eizh*
* T ). »t II o'clock. •
J,..,., - ann.C.thsrina Lentel.
rji* °i tt « lat . Hclfrich Lcngcl in the 60th yoar of
ncraee.
JPHQfral from Hie residecco of her gon-in-law, J. F.
McCullogh. iy-7 Lombard street, this (Tuesday) after
noon . at 4 o'clook *
fdILLER.— Un the 8d lust.. Miss Jennie Miller, in the
*3th year of her age.
funeral from the residence of Mr. John Christy, 837
North Tenth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 9
o olocr. *
r inst.,after a lingering illness,
jM-ph Mrers aged 41 years.
»vJiP e f r , orn 1«* late residence, Federal street, above
Fifth. Camden, N.J., to morrow (Wednesday) aft«r-
Roon atSoVtonk. *
fiK^;“‘Phf lo *Bl' l ,ult.. at Pennserove, N. J.,
CapL Griffith Nayter. in ihe 29th year of his age.
/n..«?4 r , residence, at Pennsgrove, this
5 rnnrninn, at 10 o’olook. . *
, the Ist inst. Mrs. Catharine Piter
son, reliot of the late John Jhjterson, in the 84th year of
Berate. ,
_FU n .? ra l from the residence of h?r daughter* Mrs.
9 h jl «S?2SiTi e fl?f , TW ao H? lI1B,ueo ® street,-above Wil
-1 J“l? n ueaday) morning, at * o’clock. *
the mßti * Mrs. Sophia Soheerer,
wife or Gnttlieb oheerer*
Funeral l»om the residence nf her husband. 637 North
Twelfth street, to' morrow (Wednesday)afternoon, at
SHfeKELEß.—Onthe2d inst.. Jacob Shekeler, aged
si years.
Funeral from the residence of Daniel Dlokes, No.
1010 Frankfort! road, belowOxforistreet,this(Tuesday)
afternoon, at 4 o’olook. *
OBITUARY RESOLUTIONS
PASBSD AT A SPVCTAL MFETIIO OV THE SENIOR OIH^RO
iROTiiBBHoot), Monday evening, june 4th, 1860.
.Wherttt*. Our oAmrade, friend, and fetlow-member
WILLIAM DUNN. his, in the mysterious dispensa
ttons of Providence, been suddenly and unexpectedly
summoned from this world: and whereas, we have ever
found in him virtues wniph deserve remembrance- a
frmdltness ofheake.And generous sympathy which
inked b m olosely With us all,and a briliiaooy ef talent
andn,obihty of soul wjiioh equally fitted him to be our
leader: therefore, bo it
Resolved. That in the death of William Dunn we
have sustained an irreparable loss, and a grief more
sincere end pounant than ’he of Id formulas of lancuaxe
oaavxpress; that, endeared to utbi innumerable kindly
i offices of friendship, respeoted m our esteemed
as oor prerifaent, associate, friend, and fellow-member,
admired for his eminent ability, as for the shining qua*
lines of his character- he has left a vacancy in our
midst which oannot be filled.
Resolved, Tr.at wo oherish with brotherly regard his
remembrance of us in his last bitter hours, and that
we shall preserve saoredly and Ineffaoeabtrupon oar
hearts the memory of hit life, and those endearing re
coUeottone of our earliest days, “ when we were boys
together.” >
“ Fad tears upon his early bier
FaU soft as aurom«r ram ”
and cluster arounj his name all th* tender recitals
oencee of youth—of the schoolmate, tbs leader, the fa
vorite.
v Resolved, That.we tender our sincerest oondotenoe
to the afflicted family of the deceased, with a trust that
Divio* oonsolation may soften the rigor of this tad lie
reaviment; tha't&eY are not alone in their sorrow, for
the manly v-rtaes of the deceased have caused a wide
apd/general regret, And, we truss have commended
him to God. Earth is not our abiding p’a-'e, oed
” we may rise on stepping-stones
. Of our dead se'ves io higher th'Ugs ”
Resolved, *> hat, as feeble tributes nf oar respeot and
sympathy, this » oo<etv attend the funeral of the de
ceeeedina body: and conies of these resolutions he
presented to the family of the deceased, and inserted in
the daily papers. *
S‘ UMWKR MOIfRNING'GOODS.
Black Bateses and Crape Matetz. %, 6-4,7*4, and
8-4 wide; Hlaokßilk Grenadines, Grennatne
Bareges, Camel’s, Hair Bareres. Bummer
-Bombasines, Chnlls. Crape Chalis, Tamartines,
Taramttane. fine Mou?teunedo Laities, Lawns,
Gioch .ms. Organdies, Silks, Foulards,
Chalisde < aines. Barege Manti'h* end Points;
Bare ice. Grenadine Barege and Grenadine Shawls:
frun.Utob ellns. Fans,Summer Gloves and
Hosiery; Yells: Collars, Me 1 vet, Ac.
BESSON 4 dON* MourmnirStore.
je! K No. 918 CHEBNUT Street
IIEADGI/AR/TERS FIRST DIVISION,
I U3 PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERB.—PmLA
peIp ia, June 4th, 286t>.
?bdixp 'N 0.4.) < '
The Dlvtslonwill parade for the snrpose indicated
fn Order No. 8 on earuraay next, the 9tb last The line
will be formed« h*lL»ast I o’clock, on BROAD Street,
rishtonCHß. STlANjftfeet. facing west.
11. The CavMry wit) Jor the day be detached from
th»jr Bngsdqg/ foriaing a separate command
S^yordertdirecffi^Bi^onffiaJfiStetfeS;*^^
111. Conipantee from sdjacent nlvisions desirous of
joining the parade, #fll report to either Brigadier Gen
eral Cauwalaanr. Reiily, or Miles, m they mar prefer.
IV. Doctor WilliamH. Taggart. Assistant Burgeon of
the Ist Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry. Is Appointed
Division Surgeon, wjih the rank of Lieut. Colonel.
By oommana or -
R. BUTLER PATCTMO <&
A mTFD MCETIBro OF THE JU
iLf NTOR ANTI-SLAVERY BOOIRTY will be
heTd at Ci ARKSON HALL, TUESDAY EVENING,
June 5. u»
NTRAWBERRY AND FLORAL FEB
- and Floral Festival will
beneld in tbs ODD FELLOW’S H *LL, Frankford. on
the 6th. 7th, Bth. and ath of June, br the ladies of the
Presbyterian Church. Open Afternoon ana Evening,
TiokeU, lOcents. jes Bt*
fYS 81 PAIR AND CONSECRATION.—A FAIR
I .will be held r.t RIVERTON. New Jersey, on the
*tbT7th. and Bth mstsnt. for the benefit of Christ
Churoh. just erected at that plaoa.
Tfie Churoh will bs Gonseoiatod on SATURDAY, the
9tb instant, t>y the Rt, Rev. Bishop Odenukimer.
•J’hs steamboat Riverton leavts ARCH-Street Wharf
atfl a. at. and 2and6P.AL There are frequent means
of access to the city, by steamboat and railroad,
throughout the day. jeS Bt*
fY-g* AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF HOMEO*
LkJJ? PATuY.—The Annual Meeting of the Ameri
can Institute of Homeopathy will ta>e plsoe on WED
NL'jDaY. the 6th instant, at lOo’clook A. M., in the
College Building. FILBERT street, above Eleventh.
The Annual Address will be delivered on WEDNES
DAY EVENING, at 8 o’clock, by F, R. McMANUB.
M, D . of Baltimore, iq Concert Hall, CHESTNUT
street, to which the pubho are invited. Je4-3t*
[Ty* OFFICE OF THE HESTONVILLE,
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.—The Bixtb Instate
meat of Five OoUars per Share of the Hestouvllle, Man
tua, and Fairmount assenenT Railroad Company will
be due and payable at the offioe of the Company on the
6th instant.
jai-gt . B, MORTON ZULICK, Seorotary.
rf* OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
13 AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
Ma.&ch* 1860,
The holders of the bouds of this Company, due July 1,
1860, can now receive, upon application at tnia offioe, 10
per cent, in o&sb, upon the terms specified fn the oirou
lar attached.
The holders are also entitled to the benefit of a Sink
ing Fund of 8140/WO per annum, as established by the
stockholders at their annual meeting, held January 9.
1860,and in pursuance oftheoonlraot.entereaintoby
he company and duiy rocorded, to carry the same into
ffeot. _ j 8 -.jl*^ADFORu, Treasurer.
Nodes to the Holders of Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company Aforisag* Bonds , due July 1,1350,
These bonds aro scoured by the first mortgages on the
road, amounting in the aggregate to $5,303,400, The
oet revenue for the last fisoai year was six times the
amount of tho annual interest on these bonds.
The managers propose to extend them for a period of
twenty vehrs. the holders retaining the bonds and the
seounty of the mortgages in the precise condition in
which they aro now held. Fresh sheets of coupons for
the Interest, payable half-yearly, will be issued.
A bonus of 10 per cent, will be given to the holders, in
consideration of their assenting to the extension. This
bonus will be paid in cash to the bearers of the bonds,
on their signing a receipt and presenting their respec
tive bonds at the office of tho Ccfiapany,o7 to its agents,
tor endorsement.
Forms of recoiptandendorsementwiH be furnished
ox application.
8r order of the Board of Managers,
mVtf *. H. MrILHKNNV. Xecreterr.
QPE~ISQWfHS^BASON
CAPE MAY.
DAILY LINE,
CHANUE OF HOUH TO
9>4 O’CLOCK, A, M.
On and after.THURSDAY, 7th inst., Steamers for
CAPE MAYplnd Nt.W YORK will leave DAILY, at
9)i A> M.
Season Tickets for Cape May, good to 6th of Sep
tember. $8 co
. JaMBR ALtii ERDTCB, Agent.
314 and 310 SOUTH DELAWARE AVENUE.
jes 4t
important to
B»jgfesgfie?fag» PLEASURE SEEKERS!
Thn Pennsylvania Railroad Company oflers advan
tare* unequalled by any other line to persons seeking
health or recreation from business during the warm
voeathnxn the ißsue of kxcubbion tickets. or and
after Jan* 20th, Jeflo, to Ciibsbon, axtoona, Bjsdvord
and Epheata Sfb'nqs. and coupon tickets for
twenty-fir tnps, fori he usaol VAMiLtKs.to and from
points near the city,
TiOket* to C/Ksso.V Hotels, at the summit of the Al
legheny mountain-good for a round trip within 10
dnw-o be had for «7.60 ,
Tickets to Altoona, where invalids and others will
find splendid hotel accommodations, good for round
trip teithin 10 days— faro 97 15.
For BedfordSpnngs—Passengers.tioketed to Hope*
well, Saxton, nr Broad-Top City, via Huntingdon and
Broad-t'ou railroad, connecting At Hopewell or Dudley
station with two diily lines of coaches to the Springe.
Fare #640.
Passengers to iooat points on Pennsylvania railroad
east of Downingtown o&n procure tickets tor M trips,
good for any member of the family, at a discount of 2S
per cent, below regular rafps.
i he above tiehtfs and further information to be had
after June 20th by application at the offioe of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Um, southeast corner KLEVENIH
and MARKET Streets, Philadelphia.
. . „ „ THUS. MOORE, Agent.
Lbwib L. Hqupt, Gen. Ticket Agent. |ctt- im
PERSONAL. -A. D. ANCONA GIVES
the Highest Cash Price for Ladies' and Gents'
cast-off Clothing, at 330 BUUTH Street. iefi-flt*
YOU want A PICTURE AS WELL
as a likeness; you desire an artistio light and
shade* You should then resort to where you find skill.
PHOrOGRAMIS gl£le®,“k-
QOWP street, above Green, u»
HfIAUKJSREU, oHAD. HJSRRIM*, ao.—
*■"* lOCObms Nos, 1,3 and 3 large and medium Mao*
kerei, in assorted packages, of a ve yefioioe quality;
also
50 bbls. new No. 3 lance Mackerel.
60 half bbls ne\y No. 3do do,
. 90 bbls new No. 3 medium do.
50 do. new Eastern Mess Bhad.
50 half obis new do do da.
1500 bbis new Knatcort No. 1 Herring.
SCO do do Halifax Ao. 1 do.
2QO do new Boston No,] do,
, ICO do do No 1 scale Fish.
25 do prime No. jSalmon.
U*o quintals Grand Bank Codfish.
100 boxes new Herkimer oonnty Cheese,
Now M«*and
].t no north WBARVhs.
f ktL; CBDION- Grass, for sale by WE
VA THKRUiX.-,tJ BROTHERS. 4T and 49 North
second tst, my»
RETAII DRY GOOD).
T INENTORDMBToLOXHSrr '
Ew Line, Stair Cnuh?”’ LW * B ‘ m " k
Lilian Dl.P.™ and Tow.!,. ' Li *‘ T * W< ’ Cto^
Moaquito N.ttinc., U«M ftamm.r Quito.
lilnin and Fnut d-0y11,.. B *‘ h “ d3rrio ‘ ion To « u '
Buff and Dark Window H&*d. 010 lh *' Btatd ooT *™-
: i^-if
A LLENDALE COUNTERPANES and
other SUMMKR BPREAIiS great variety, at
CUMMER GAUZE BLANKETS—These
deßirablejßdbdaforchmraarnM for sals by
BH£i>PARDrVAN HAmUngSWo to ARjnSKW,
,_*t* 1008 CHRSTNUT street
fPARLBTONS AND NETS, in nil, widths'
£9 lQri i» fc* the piece or yard, at the lowest oath
BotioS’ Mirrors, Ac., covered ;*tshort
, HHKPP ABD , VAW HARLi^g^RfirSON.^
iCJ.ILT SHADES, PLAIN SHADES. 4c..
rot °Pt warranted to give satisfaction,
.SBEPPaRB. A- fc^feN fe§T^m . t
IRISH LINENS. A fresh invoice of
« 7 9 South WiNfHStrMt.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
AT ALL THE BOOKSTORES
THE BOBBIN BOY,
A TRUE LIFE OF , HOW. N. P. BANKS,
who soar
FROM A BOBBIN BOY TO BE GOVERNOR.
Splendidly Ultutratod by Bilim*. ,
Prion:...— re Cento.
J. B. TILTON t 00., Publiiheri,
ies-lather Borton.
SPIRIT OF THE TIME!
PULL R EAT RACE
PEREMPTORY OHALLKNOB® 'TO
t ~ m __ MUmilCiarKY a
letter, from Hannan! Lettorn from ths Fdilor: Let
*®rA|^ro|Cp,®?? 0 l ,ant *£jSeraMoiaJ London correapond
r‘tr}*2tt&,r'n To ? weraond the Editor of
£< ' ° f
ap r o“r t fin“ n No C w” r O.'e ?' **»*>'•“!“■< »'“>>•
NOW OUT! NOW OUT! [lt
tTONTJNGDON’S NEW VOLUME.—
a { , ?kl o M ndCol i[® K6, aa An Address delivered in the
Sy F?D. MoeSS! 1 " ° f
a|r4“ o i!\H te itS^J, h li?s?. ph /»c f Su Sohoo! *'' a ' i
wlß'Smdban^sao'.nto 01 Hj,mn “ dT ““ B#ok ‘ Bj
For sale br WM, a. & ALFRED MARTIEN,
>* >o OOP OHKBTwI? r Street.
JAPANESE EDITION OF THE STRAN
•F (JEK’S GUIDE!!
Si rangers vuiiinr the city during ths sojourn of the
Japanese wilt Jirut this little manual o f
great value.
* have new ready—
-8 GUIDE IN PHILADELPHIA,
to all thepubl.c bui dings. plnoeaof amusement. oom
ro*roiat and religious institutions, and churches. princi
pal hnteli, &0.. &o. WithftmapoftheoUy»andnurae
roa» illustration*. Wrao.
Price iu muslin. ....33 celts.
M paper .. t& *»
A POCKRT M*P OF THE ENTIRE CITY,
it* oolored,)37c«nt*.
pALb NEtv BuOKS can be procured at VERY LOW
pVoaUoi? Qe * our own wblioation* furnished upon ap-
ALL 'I HE NEW BOOKS OP THE PAY, and a large
St ? tolow “r'pßtoVs Mi *°® llM0 °“* Fublioution.,
. . „ . LINDShY % BLAKIBTON.
_JeB S 3 South SIXTH Btreet, above Chestnut.
f)ONVENTfON CHORUS col
. leotlon nf anthemi, ohorasei, glees, and onnoerted
n b .^ e L t lV lg. a ,o D n^ Bo?i & C °-
SUMMER RESORTS.
SJURF HOUSE, ATL tNTJO CITY. N. J.
, Thin apaotous Hotel, posaessingthe most lulvanta*
geons ioc&tion at Atlantiovity, having been recently
the 9 h*instant op * * or approaching seaaon on
Anew wing three stories high and 9* feet in length.
« !^« d « a V V loUn(iin * been add* d. contain
*, D * ij *yfif “ r 9 on >®- and esteoding to within 6d
, r^««i™.^? aD,a J n ® p fl9 B P? oto * is afforded
from almost every room in the house.
Gas it being introduced into the budding, additional
bath houses w>Jl be erected, and numerous other im*
%!Sf f he aim of the propristor to
make the HoUBa, une of the most attractive
or resort near Philadelphia.
S l ?ii t iHS.T? n ** ««! *£<* in the most liberal manner.
lbI f 9 .9 ar L w,[| h 0 e?«rcisetl in the general ar
rangement* of the honse with a view to the oomfort
and.convenience or gutste. oonuors
..tIno 1 no **«hing at AtTsmioi* unsurpassed, and the pure.
Jj^JjP*P h « re has proved to 1» partioulaily beneficial
address
w “ ‘ h '
jastutt],-2m H. 8. BKNSOW.
HEIGHTS HOTEL—Tho
ffil?* W *• ®>»»e4 for tin r.oeption of
vijitore on the 10th of June.
I he tafile arrangemenU will be under the direction of
M wh nt O,ta r ,r, .. THOMA ? i DORSEY, of thi.
N^’l^goiriTStr. 0 ?!.”" 1 ” ’ nado for ro ‘ , “■’ “
oth.r Partiea oa th. lawn, will hav. «»-
peo l *u«nHon, witbont intruding upon the privacy of
regular boarders,
\s. fheeubeonber may be found at the Hotel, to make
the nocaasary snssMassts for boarders.
_jc3-10t E. BOBBINS, Ftorenee, New Jersey.
JSEDFORD SPRINGS.—This well-known
°. p ? n **}} *J?* J*t of Ootober.
a a ? tvK ] l)o » Dd *Mhe manaiemeat of Mr. A.
•HanV,™ IiTSS 1 B ® e *P a f , e n e*i courteous manners, and
to^rX=l,w^ i lf. r dX?i^Y. tt .?Li 3 ' 1 r& tion ta "***
JNO. P, jtKBD, Seo’y and Treasurer.
my3o fim Bedford Mineral Springs Co.
E'PHRATA mountain springs,
f-f Lancaster County, Pennsylvania—This eatab
\ shraent will be open by the )lth of June. The ad
vantages of tbik beautiful resort are: Mountain scenery*
pure air, ana soft water; every variety of beths, sSI
amusements; a good stook of livers horses, and oar*
2n£§na For fun kU ®*» OB JOSEPH B.
vYbFS* and VineStrsets; JAMES 8.
EaRLK, No. SIB Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, or to
the proprietor, JOSEPH KONIGMAOHER, IphmS
Post Office, Lancaster County, Pa. my 30-1 m
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
TVS’SOLUTION OP COPARTNERSHIP.
The Copartnership horetoforo oxi.tinx between
i h lnN , ?n : fJ g 5' d , , ."i? lJl,r lll * E J n ' ot FOUNTAIN fc
> Si '.‘h .day dieeolved. WIL
Philadelphia, Jana 1, ISS^ Il ' BEfll ' LEOflA j}e. 3 t»
T\ISSOiUTION.—The undersigned have
“~r this day dissolved by mutual o'nsent. the partner-
SBJl , r4 f W. tiosbl,WM
June 1, IMP—JeB-at* ° HAK^B 8 ‘ mm ‘
OP PARTNERSHIP.—
f.°D B IM ILBOK ’
— THE UNDER
SIGNED have this day formed a copartnership
under the. firm of BTILSON, BTONK, A CO., for the
purpose of transacting the Wholesale China, Glass, and
Queenswarebusiness, at No. 90s COMMERCE Ht.
ROBRRT RTILSON,
J. B. STONE.
June 1, ISfiO-ln JOHN F. BENNETT.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL AND. FATR
to at FLORENCE HKIGHTB HOTEL.—The ladies
of ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH, Florenoe, N. J., pro*
DAY ard WEDNESDAY, the sth a'ddthof June, on
which occasion a variety of useful and fanoy artioles
will booffe.ed forstle.
„ As the proceeds of the Festival and Falrare designed
tr.the benefit of the younr Parish, and to add to the
Building Fund of a Clutch edifice, the ladie* hope that
their efforts in so good a cause may be appreciated and
generous .
Pars ns ein reach Florenoe from Philadelphia, on the
above named dav*. by the New York lines, leavinr
Wa NUT Street Wharf atSo’olook a.M. and at ISM
and 3 o’olook P. M«. and return by the Railroad lines,
leaving Florence Station at 013 and 040 o’olook H. M.
The steamboat »d»m Forrest, whioh will leave
ARCH Btreet Wharf on th« Stbof Jane, at IS o’clock
M.,nnd oo the flih at 1 o’olook P, M., and will leave
Florence, on h«r return, at ft and 6 o'clock P. M. on the
above days, will afford to those who ma* preterit the
ißieann of a pleasant river excursion.
Carriages wilt Wrin waiting attheßUtion and Wharf,
on the fjrrival of all the trains and of the boat, for the
convenience of such os may desire them. je4 tt
A STRAWBERRY FFS 'IViL, to aid in
liouidstme the debt on CHRIST CHURCH. Media.
See. Henry 8. Oete. Heotnr, wilt be held under the uu
liitfr ttf® l5 d “,* of .f, h ? Feneh, on THUBSDAY next.
iuNh.7th. •Mealewilt be euppliad on the .rounds, ae
we.l ae a bountiful provie;e n In the w yor rafreahmapta.
A number -f ueefnl and fanoy artiole. will he expo«ed
for sale alao. To add to th, attraction., the Germania
Bancs of Philadelphia (ten instruments) have beenen
gaged for the day. Tiobets entitling the holder to a
meal, 00 cent*. Trams leave HUH) KbNTH ana
MA f KET at 7 05.10 45 A. M., and 2 90.5.46 PM. Leave
Mediaat7 J 0,9 43A. ft!., and 240. 61U P M. Tiokets
for the Kxo'ursion, 50 cents, to be bad at the Station.
je4*3t* •
MECHANICAL BAKERY.—Customers
who have hitherto reoeived their BAhAD from
the BTORE, at the corner of FIFTH and BPftuGK
Streets, w H nlesse dmp a few lines to the uadeislgned.
and they shall be promptly attendee to
Je4 «t JOHN G. MOXHY.Supt.
KSwbtPH—c WEST CHESTER
AND PHILADELPHIA
AAiIiKvAJ/i
VIA MBDTA,
„ t CHANGE OF HOURS,
On Mid after Monday, Jane 4th,J6fiO, the trains will
leave PHILaDKLPHI*, from the Station, Northeast
corner of high'eenth and Market streets, at 7.06 and
10 46 A. Mm a d 2‘o and 6.46 P. M.
Leave WEST OHt£B»’fcß, from the Depot, on East
Market street, at C. 25 and 010 A. Mm and 1.66 and 6.86
P, M,
, , ON SUNDAYS. ‘ -
Leave PhiladelphiaatB.ob A. M.. and 2.00 P. M.
Leave West Chester, at 7 23 A. M. t smi4.WP. M.
. , HENRY WOOD.
Js4-tf General Superintendent.
-giwTURTLE AND CL4M SOUP served
lK up every day throughoutthe season (Sunday’s
excepted), by JAMBS PJtOoSfcft, no, 808 MARKET
Street,
N.B, Dinners from 12 to 8 o’olook. myM-tf
M-S. M. S 13'SHOP’S PARISIAN
'MfcMtLLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, No. 1016
CHESTNUT street, next door to the St. Lawrenae
Hotel, my2B-lm
tTHE BEST ARE CHEAPEST.*—Buy
Umbrellas and Parasols of
WM. H. RIOHARDBON,
myH-Uylif No. 4XB MARKET St.
tPARASOkS AND SUN UMBRELLAS,
in everr variety, oheap, at
WM. H. RICHARDSON’S,
mtH-tiylif *lB MARK Bl* fct
1860. IOEI 1860.
COi.D SPRING lOE COMPANY, ,
BOALBO'r FAMILY PBIOB9.
J pounds 46 oents per week.
18 “ «S’ « ««
» “ “ TO- •»
eo ’* ** let- «* ««
79 M «
d tjeud your orders to the offices, or may be the
OffioeSt "WALNUT Rtreet.’se.-oiid story! PlN^p'
ll K H fer E | p »&Sgß-
EC. bP.CKLsND,
•’ ATTORNEY AT LAW. CANTON, KY.
* •Sr^WaialaUeutionpaidtothSo
in Trigg. CaHovsy, Mar*h*!li Lye", Caldwo' and
te® s «a
WANTS,
A Cuh wT.J jBMAN: HAVINO $5,000 .in
S™*AWWANMD.Ij^-o O n^I 0B -
A GRADUATE OF A
Ssffig#flwnmte
LOT or
AN AGED MAN, WHO uTa qooß
\\T ANTED —A Bitu»tion by «young Man
Coili n , I H,£!L aT £ st or P4CRMJ«»J»2 Good, or
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
m .WINTRY seat, beautifully
asi^csa^MSSS?®^^
*■ 8. R.oorn.r FOURTH and WaLnuVm™!..
J££t I 800 ond Story
P*OB SALE, ‘
~ HENRY OSBORN.
SALE—A no-top Watson
Waroo.ond .at of Rarn.u.by Sailub.r,
!• FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
Elegant country residesck
far sale, replete with all the modern oonmni
one of mom heel.hful aeotioS offtSl
•rlvania, convenient to,the etty, on the line or the Pees.
s>] vania Railroads with eeeeee to and from the city ee
w.l bjiM daily. Will ,1s arid m roowSilS urSi
pro - rtjr - *” «sffiWESsgp
KENT for THE iiUMMER—fhe
m .following ROOMS, of a large bouse
furnished—parlor, diniai'roomi kitohen. fAfirßhastaSSmT
aniLbath-room, surrounded by a large tardea
*J*O LET—The first floor of the fine baild-
m for sale or exchange for
|H:^iu‘to“p‘wV«' in aS ®BBK *W
dress h. R.,” office of Ths Press. - jeS-St
US TO RENT—TWO COTTAGES,
sm o Ssssfter r A'SS I , R J ir -' rHla,> “* ba!
i«TM.'thTtij?* n ” r PIFTH wd oommb*ctS.u.
rjIO LET—Three large rooms, suitable
, for anv bind of business. Apply on the prem*eea,
315 MfrtQß Street. Jr»3t*
TO .BUILDERS. —A large Lot. in % ra«
■ .pidly-improving section in the southwest part of
the oity, will be sold on eoaoDmodating terms. For
panicutars address •» K.” office of this paper jol-g*»
FOR BALE—Four Lots on Passyunk
Road, west of Broad. Applr at 118 FhDKjtAk
Street, jeldt*
Stt FOR SALE, on accommodating terms,
mSL the 8 TORS AND DWELLING, No Sll.Arcn
wtraet. 'Anplj bo WM.fi. ALLKN,
rojSl-Ht* B»rARCH MreeL
m FOR SAI|*~~A HANDSOME PRO
FBRTY, in Germantowa. within a few minutes
the depot. Fine garden, with hot-beds, Abu
danoe of Fruit—Grapes, and plenty of shade. Stone
Honse; gas and water thronghont. Stone Stable. Large
Lawn.
leims very aooommodaUng, uapoaeaeMon given
when required. Apply to , STB. COMEGYS,
apl3-if at the PhilodeiphS Rank,
BOARDING.
BOARDING—At a firsi-class
7T fafm-hoos®* from the City, near
Avondale Station, P. AB.C.K.R. toana from
the city three a day. Periona desiring Board for
? their famtues are invited to view the place. Cars leave
•not, •■IGHTJiKNrH MARKET Streets,**
1 5c * AYuNDALEjn time toreaoh the city -by»
a. M. For pat ticulars, addreee E. W. HICKS, Chatham,
Chester county, Ponna. ?
AND GENTLEMEN WISH
•R- ING FIRST-CLASii BOARD,' with cool Rooms,
cannowhaveohoiceatDed WALbCT Bt. iei-lm*
CUMMER BOARDING. AccommocU-
tions for two or three small-aise families, and a few
single boarders, can be secured at Eaton Academy,
gennett Square, Chester county, ifapplioatiou be made
without delay. Access by cars three times daily.
Aedress . WILLIAM CHANDLER.
Iti-lSt’' Principal ami Proprietor.
TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN* BE
.accommodated, with good, airy apartments, (with
or without board,) in. asnvate family.
tral. Address , M TOLBERT, f> through mood’s Dis
patch. sph
EXCHANGE BANK,
V/ FkiusilpsUi Bis; Irltt, ‘ •
The Director have THIB DAY declared a Dividend
f THREE PER CENT, on the Capital fitook, dear oi
tate Tax, and payable on demand.
rerl-tf J. WTTORREY, Cashier;
EDUCATIONAL,
MfSS LUCY R MAYER and Mw. B.
M. BIRD will reopen their SCHOOL for Young
Ladies at 1010 SPRUCE Street, on MONDAY. Sep
umber 17th, 1880. • jH-lm
REMOVALS.
Removal —small & chandler,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, have recurred from
88 North SKOflTOjlirsat, to IMMARJBKT StreK
above Front, north side, fal
JJALJL’d PATENT
PLATED lOE PITCHE
Entirely different in their eonstraotion front nil other*
and WARRANTED to keep the lOE LONGER than
any Pitoher now in ate at a temperature of seventy de
grees Fahrenheit. The above Pitobers will keep the
water ooid for tietnty-four hours.
A pound and a half of ion in three pints of water will
fast seven hours and Afty-Jlvo miuuta / while the same
quantity in an ordinary stono'pitoheT, at the same tern *
pars turn, only taats two hours and fifteen minutes!
Persons should not oonfoand these Pitchers with
thou usually sold, but inquire for
HALL’S PATENT.
WM. WILSON & SON,
Sole Agents for thn Manufacturer,
8. W. Comer FIFTH and CHERRY Streets.
mylS-tf
rjpo FAMILIES RESIDING} IN THE
RURAL DISTRICTS.
Ws are prepared, as herstofore, to supply Families at
their country residences with every description of fine
GROCERIES, TEAS. &c
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
* myB tf Cor. ELEVENTH and VINE Street*.
JUST RECEIVED BY THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON,
A LARGE STOCK OF
JET BRACELETS,
Both Plain and Gold Mounted, which will be sold at
VERY LOW PRICES, BY
THOMAS O. GARRETT,
rayM lra No. TIS CHESTNUT STREET
(Q.OOr> GR.OOEBIES.
FREP. E. SWOPE..
NO. ISOS MARKET STREET,
Throe doors .bore Twelfth,
Hu opened a erell-ieleoted assortment of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
fine"'T-E AS.
Whioh he is prepared to famish at the LOWEST
OA9H PRICES, • jal.frto.3m
McCLEES.
PHILADELPHIA PHOTOGRAPH ES
TABLISHMENT,
No. 910 CHESTNUT ST..
(Over Robinson’s Looking-Gla*a Store.)
Ivorytypes, colored and plain Photographs. Da
guerreotypes, and Ambrotypes. my 18-1 m
CARD TO THE PUBLIC,
CONGRESS SPRING.
BAKATOGA, APRIL 16, 1666.
An attempt has been made todeoeive the publio, by
person* offering what they, call “Cokohxss Watbe’’
from Fountains; and at the price of six (6> oents per
glass. The wholesale price of the genuine Congress Wa*
ter, at New York, being about 7H cents per glass, the im
position of pretending to sell at retail at less than cost,
and without ailowhnoe for freight, cartage, or breakage,
is apparent; but their probable course han been to
empty m bottle or eenrane ContreM W.ter into .1
Founts,o filled with their tnuih.aim thereby ohrittemn,
it, total oontente. ... , ■
We hare nnvnn .old Coniroae Water in Foafitalne,
nor Itt reuels of e»« olhw deuHprtw than ordinary
lined mam BOitise. The cork of erery bottle of the
lenuine le branded •• CONGRESS WATER C. ft
W.." and any, without those word, sad letter, on the
oork, i. conjniuruit, whether frogt' Fountainl or
Bottle,. . CLARKE ft WHITE,
Proprietor, of Cotunee fipriu.
.The following gentlemen in Philadelphia, vli t
3RIOK BROWN, oor. Fifth and Chestnut eta,
IRICK BROWN, Jr., oor. Ninth and Cheetnat,
.M KLiifefc Co; Tit Market .tree!,
utetmefe
Arc CMitaathrtfQMuan by us with Oi* gea««*s Coif
obxss Watie ” Ui bottles, fresh l&Urs^8 rM>
spring, t •' CLAJIKc.k WHilae,
aplt-emif .- 99 OBDeft at.- NearVorir City.
T ABD ( IL.--60 bbls Tobin’s Cincinnati
it oo™ Uo. d
AKVinnsn.
THK4TSK.
plOHSfg BB0XHB»k. 8^jBIIj * TIOWMIMI,
EIGHTEEN *TAK PRHFOBMEM.
JBM 11.
c 5i r .x>r‘»is‘is ftS,sa t “” ,t, ~*7 u • ,i * l
, ‘" "nil?
Drohtstrft T SSS*
™~J3s
f EON MOfltlS. *«««: •■
. CM4EI/M A. UOMUM. AltmL
AU*ItT-MTKISKT THiTrut. t
o2111,'? 0 |SS r ~ d «*•
’ S5 ‘
; ifrfniNu ara«L a
*ss.*sjsr Js&jsjsh*
fSMysßt^-
jgjXTß* ”
J .KK£jpSf r< ~
* **"• TWru, <m U* hu
“is
'To iiT# the Fi*m erarf yoMbit aM> ai nm*.
IsmthHtenßada with/ *—• wße^iw-
S^^^R2oB
CHAMPIOW
SJOIAMduN’S TEMPLE,
mSs^^^****
m 3 *»• jet*. ud .the WOfehipfeve rw
preeantM by *6 fifpret tmiid in Jewieh oStvae.
•orrmndisc the nnooM oonrte, fir* ire
. Head IrtCir M Mh to Silt oh**.; 1 CknNbJM oka*; M
ooDtnja uinMeriftioß
•jjlwwsi; l,vawia auademT or'fisJs
A. AJtTS. loss CHMTWBT Street.
Tto mi) Annul Krill bitios j BOV area dellT.frga
»<£olook.A. M.SStll T V. M., S*eiroaTtilMg y.Jg.
Admtenonls oests Season ttekela.* eeats. Chil
dr*tt. buf'jnet.
theAeertemr Irill ™o°‘ T « thair tioiata at tfca oinol
POINT BKKEZE PAHK -
TO-MORROW, it SP ML, two fi~ntijta
of *»«ed t mile he*ta, m fire. betweeatW
zst* , -‘~ o
ate *•»•* *■"» “
. pmnibMee will l.are Mean. BENNBft k DOW
■lNffs BHOAO Btrert, ofposiM the Beltiaore
Depot- ieS-W
CLOTHING. V
BOICS* CLOTHING.
BOCKHILL & WILSON.
Ho. Mg AND eo« CHESTNUT STHEIiT.
Are offimns to the while, .in connection with their
reftlartanneMof
MEN’S CLOTHING.
A auperior (took of
BOYS’ CLOTHING.
Of the Uteit Spring Good*, end made In the
MOST FASHIONABLE MANNER.
Meaenres taken and Garment* made to order at the
SHORTEST NOTICE. myM-lm
H. ELDRIDGE,
“CONTINENTAL CLOTHING HOUSE',"
It. K. Corner XIOHTH suit CHESTNUT Am. ,
tfr Cutomer Work made atihonnoOea
-4phg Am-if
SATING FUNDS.
A MERIOAN SAVING FOND.—Oom-
K*gy’e Baildinu, eoulhoeat mr»r WALNUT
Old Inetitotum hwalmta wud in full, on doaunl,
without notioe.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
All urn* paid back, on demand,!* gold and silver,
trustFb*. __
ALEX. President.
_ . _ _ BAML. WORK, Vice PnSSafc
John C. Farr. T. K. Harper, GeonsTNageat,
John Anspsch, Jr., Sami. T. Rodute, Ale. C._Roberte,
JOHN 0. BIMx, flecietary. mvia-lm
CJFRtNG GARDEN SAVING FUND.
Offioe, 331 North THIRD Street. betvMa Vn#
and CallowbilL Incorporated by the LafiAUrt Apffi
lilh, law. .Openfor
6to»Bp'olMK. Alto, on MONDAY and THURSDAY
EVENINGS, from 8 to 8 o’clock.
Interest Bper ©eat. per annum.. Depositors eu with
draw their *eoneys by Checks, if desired. Bpeeial Do
posits received.
§ ■ „ . JAMES S. PRINGLE, Preffideet.
r . F*A»ms Hapv. geeretarv. aain-tfif
MEDICINAL.
pBOF. MORRIS’ £U CEP HAL OS,
PROFEB»OR MORRIS’
PkOPESSOR MORRIS’
PROFEBSOR BfORRIS'
i58JfIlU:88:
AN INyALUABLE Bl,C] “ P “ Al< Oa,
AN INVALUABLE
EXTERNAL REMEDY,
’ BXTKBNAt, RBMEIiV,
FOR BIUEASER OF
FOR DISkASKS OF THE
Fot DISEASES OF THE^
SliVOU® btsteU’.
br mtenM •
APPLICATION OF*THB MIND
to the researches of Literature, the ccnoerM of
Commercial and Financial BiuinSM, and tae affairs of
Profeseional and Political Life, or as occasioned by anv
other oause from whioh the Nervooe bystem has be
come exhaust'd atd diseased.
UIMUD Muoaui as uau uiew^u.
Tbesymptons covered bv this valaable Preparation
are numerous: of whica the more prominent are,
KXCITVMK'-T OP THIS BRAIN, AGITATION
AND DEPRESSION OF THE MIND. CHFON-O
“ Nls* VOU.NbSS.”NEDRALBIA, RHEUMATISM,
NiSRVOIiS HEADACHE Etc., Etc.
The EUCEP - A LO? is can tally prepared, by per
miesKn, from the Foxsiula of PHOF W.WoRRi*. M.
D.« of this oitv. to which he refers in his Philoepphteal
Pamphlet. “ FSUKifCuS.*’ On the relstione of the
Ganguo-Nervoa* System to the immaterial soul of wta&*
Having exhibited toe nrineiplee and eommended the
system or Compoeite Eommopath*, Pro)e«eor M. eaye:
<r ltroay oe permissible that l should offer, ns an il
laetration, my own cane. A oontmose eouree of sta
ges for a number of yearn bad. to a eertsin extent,
produced thn ordinary enacts of extreme mental ap
pliovion by attenuating the prime centre* or crjaaio
and mtelleeipal life, and hence arose a felt -ecemty oi
personal relief. Having swell-founded or>Bftaea©e in
Composite Honxeopatby nod an intimateaeguainunoe
with Materia Medi-a oi the Horomopetnio Sohool [
selected oertam sabetanoes of ascer aipea hannooious
relations and aoprovtd ui's. and combtned their essen
tial properties in prop n rtional ueity, and was gladdened
bv the possession of a meaioinal teeearee.” Professor
Morris describes the mode of application, and then
adds: “In this wty the desired relief has >wea ob
tained, the nutritive system invigorated, the sangho
nerrona system restored to its former tone, tnd mental
dearness, tranquillity, and vigor—at th»- ags of nearly
threejsoore-arc the msoh valued results ”
Prepared, and sold vtf ROLE* a i K, by MOQKFfDGE
A CO., No. 63 North FOURTH Street, Phlladnlpitin,
and at RETAIL by Druggists ssnerritr.
Prioe, Ai per bottle, large use-so cents small rite.
myS B»if
ACf nil I For tbe INSTANT RELIEF and PEA
dMuIAI MANENT CUKE of this distreeeing own-
plaint, use
lUDT’B
BRONCHIAL CIGABETTBB,
Made by C. B. SEYMOUR k CO.. 10T NASSAU
Street. New York. Price Riper box; sent free by poet
my7-8m ifj FOR BALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS'.
gURNETT’ei OOCOAINE.
aURNETT’S OOCOAINE.
BURNETT'S COOOAINE.
A compound of Coooanut OiLet©.,for dressing
the Hair. For efficacy and agreeableness, itiawith-
OI ?f prewSS* hair from falling off.
It promotes tts healthy and vigorous growth.
It is not greasy or sticky,
jt leaves no disagreeable odor.
It softens the hair token hard and dry.
It soothes the irritated scalp skin .
It affords the richest lustre.
It remains icxgtst in tffeti.
Iteosts AAv cents for a half-pint bottle.
. tm A Single application renders the hair (no matter
bow stiff and, dry) soft and glossy for several days.
It is oonoeded by all who have used it to be the
BEST aND CHEAPEST HAIR DRESSING IN
THE WORLO.
BURNETT'S KAILISTON,
As a wash for tbe oomplexion has, no equal. It is dis
tinguished for its cooling, and soothing properties, aud
is admirably adapted to all unnatural conditions or the
skin; removing tan. sunburn, freckles, redness and
roughness of the skin, eto., curing okapped hands, and
alln!?bg the irritation caused bjifie bites of moesuitnee,
an other annoying mseoto. Prepered by JOSEPH
BURNETT k CO., Boston. Prtee, 80 oents per bottle.
For sale everywhere. mydS-Wt-if
(TAiiiU&GEb,
o, m unnenii o*
WILLIAM £>. KOGEHB,
BIFOSITOBT.
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