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FIN LLOYD-'S 'SOUTIIEBN
STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD
iv GtJIDB
Yfo* nant, • now ready.
1. Rofrejhy of SemTate.Eaf,PrMldent of .the
Meaphle asd Charidetoa Railroad, frith aeorreet like-
B*|lO*>tML.
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of theViniaiatod Teß*ef*eeEailrohd.'; ;
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! ,11 Oamst Tm TabUsof all ths toatkem Railroad*.
; I*. bit) Railroad gUhoB betVMH Raw Orleans sat
Hsa York, will liatortnl Facta connected with neb
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BIBLICAL DICTIONART.
; i PUBLISHED HV , ,
iiITTIJE. BROWN; & 00,,
; j 37KU>Br;8TBBKPvB08I0If.
a| DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE,
A'W eoKfBXMjp; tt* .
ANTICII/ITiM. BIOGRAPHY, OROGRAPHY, AHD
;„t. XIATUEAIj HISTORY •'
i.'-;. , ran* n. WiuuxSmith. '.j'
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W ; Bteel
fj*o- a. tVjjia’ stobk’
)* - * r
JEORQ-E' SPENCER,. JB..
«00l« ••••=• *
j * j£' gSMgWlft STREET, ! ' ’
AoroIVIM OuUH»;BaV(S{ OrFOMTS OMftirtWifM
’>h HfomsfcO _ * • '
lerjettook.of
■.dmafc'Mai.e.Lr i u ; -.«*•. •
rWSSyiuKis ~«o«rmy,.:
DRAwSiSTV / GLOVES,*.!., ,
ladYrety.UWertiile ie Farai»hlß»llße,of tkp LA
asdetihe LOWB9T FWOES.
gSHfiKMAN'S ORAVAT STORK
TOTHBN.W. SEVENTH AND ,
.•■: yv; s v:;‘.'l'j' chestnut. ' • v, - V
fHURjWTIiMi
PATENT 1W ABELL ED COLLARS; ,
, " ’ GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING :
r ’ GOODS;
ALL KINDS UNDER WEAR;
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER :
0 FOR $9. .. r : ■:
~ CO*. SEVENTH AKb 'ciESTNUT. -
■yS-tMs***.;-.;..? !:■ •.' .
PROCLAMATION lit
feisssHs™:#®
Br AND, and intend to oantmna taere /orwir. or at
iMMui&ldll*K*Mp fineto tseeontrsry. Till an-
Soi»Miie£tußAM, in older that «r ntuaermu pa
SimeiTtliaoitrasd eSewiem me? know that *j»jr or
der*. udanaM *■ ebon, will stwaye iMeh ns/whew
ir than hsepento eee oar aduertuemtMt ,* it*
AaMrrfr tkajutna beief, ornot.
ifteaae oat tU« oat ead parte it is poor mem whip
.book.-- ' ■ . mrl-it
!*■ fflCgOon»l>(* of the’ Ann 'of W3»>
Saggiga.
MMtatfoto efll •ktsntira.effa*
ijiihl] fh*> nalmidal&ulww stor*, imu pMk
gno CLOSE BUBINKSH.
] hart, Montgomery » W 00.. i
i MO. m CHEBTMDT STREET,
WUI MU MW throortthla winter and neat arise, their
i i .vi ianeetoolr of
1 PAPBR HANGINGS.
'*a*etiß(of*Terynrletroanneat«dwiUitha btieinete,
i ; AT 3RHATLY EEDDOSB PBIOKS.
ifflE FRENCH PAPERS AT *I;PER CENT. BE
;■ . - Lowcoerr
fsnNS waatoi as>inMTwiM,ni imfr«M
j 'BAicaAlßra.
PAPER nAN GUN 08.
* |We innte the attention of all panose who wuh to.
deoonte their Hoaui, to oarlarpeud axlenaiveatoek
of PAPER HANGINGS, at either or oir cetaMUh
eiente, altof the seweet end beet etrlee. raiuble for
etoree or dwelUnpa. *od PSt bp is the eity or eosstrr, by
“howell&bourke.
N. B. Comer FOURTH and MARKET Streeta, and
If goath FOURTH Street, fhllhdalphia. myii-lin
: GLASSES. / ~
KING-G L AB BKB,
; PORTRAIT AND' PIOTDHE PHAMSB,
IMPORTERS, MJMmoTVRSBS, WHOLE
At NEFF,
' ; ... NO. SOS NORTH THIRD STREET,
Hav* sow is store a wwt complete (took of
HARDWARE.
of late importation, and Aiaerieu maecfadtsn,,whieh
thfy offer to tie NBA* TRADE os the eery beet
tetsae. . ■ - - ■■ . ■ apmkm ■
jg, o. Thompson;
! TAILOR.
N. K COR. SEVENTH AMD -WALNUT STREETS.
i , Olotilixmade TO ORDER only.
'74 Fiseßtookof Material* alwaye os kaad.
4-B. Btraipieie-viHtlsff tie City an! eolilcited to
leave tieir mewniree. .me-aa
JpKENOH FLOWERS.
: MONTUERS.
, !
fijTRAW BONNETS.
] A apItKWBIB ABSO*TMKNT.
THO 3. KBNNBDX * BRO.,
■ Wo. Tg» OWBaTWPTBTKBBT.
{ ; MACHINERY AND IKON.
mini T. MMUci, i i. TisuiK wnxiec,
epuTHw^&MlSr
»i FIFTHAND WASHINGTON »£££?*,
CuUkci
B»U
-'B§pSi2S!®i' Ktahlanr «f «ka Utast ud sort im
MBS.'WINSLOW;
ALVIW iit/JYP,
BXMAcgSj&I ££
bbuibou><« KX-nuoiffio I Iff"
HXLMBOLO'S sXTiUotjj&j i Iff*?
ft Pt»ittT* U 4 grtaifa Knu<i; o i
hSJfe.
%oMm*
'-—J •^v ii "- *■ nkM-lv
s
H*OViaiONS.-2,300 piwwH»Bui
■V* AUVltrM^&goatmittortJmali
.mn t »y/vC?r'* : ?T m
' Witim-pmLAPELPmA Tuesday, Jtrftg 8,,i860,
FAI’JBB: HANGINGS.
ENGRAVINGS,
OIL PAINTINGS, Ac., fee.
JANES' 8. KABLK A SON,
BALK AND RSTAIL DEALERS,
SABLES’ GALLEBIKB,
•I« OBESTNUT STREET,
HARDWARE.
Merchant tailoks.
; MILLINERY GOODS.
‘, MEDICINAL,
ITIH * QOAYIJPS
«oom
KAILKOAOiIfIBS.
■ T •
j^p^^gSSSS£
TtMetf WfCtwaM mq*7 b* ODULnwfat th ® offloe* oftho
rt shrw* M loir, ud tio» u Quick, u br uj
jeA$MP*&4
1 The conneotioti of traexe t>j the JUJlroad Bndxe at
Fittaparfr jnroidinf nil dr«race or wT**** ofFrojjrbt,
town! from any point
m the we«t .bjr.tke Fenniilvama Bmiroad art at ail
titnn «i /overact* m or# ckargtd t>V mktr Hailroad
to mark paoknree “ Tin Fenna. Kell-
I4W« ® »£&&&
f.’SeaeJaLalerJfc GlaebSt. Ifidf, Mo.i John &, Har
rikpSn?Tfie» Tfnn.; mm* fc.Hunt. MemihU, Ttnn.)
Cto.» 4 Ciuoa«o» lU-LW. H> h. Kopnt#, Alton*
HTot toFriif ht Af«ot* orJUllroadi at dlfftront point*
ISS WO— —P ELMIRA BOUTS—
fflSfly" pHrLADBLi,,trA and «■-
KEHTfIOUTB to Tornado*. CstsviMs, Rn
gf iikaabsrrai Bpnntofa Punilt, Milton, WH
rt, A r< >lj Kntatpn, Cnnton. E mlra, BoflWo,
CALLOWRILb Streets, (Passenger entrance oa Cst
loif jziJi street, > daily (Sunday* exosptedJ* for above
nSßSW»i™.:a*«:
The 9M A • M. .train conneets at Kapert. for 'Wilkes
j)Ml»w train.mjie direot oonnantlon. at Elmir*
»»
'B*M»*aoliwlHSd to Elmira, Buffalo, snd Buapaimion
finds*, and all intermediate point*. „
:TistoUo»ntN>ptwmrad M: th*Thiladalphl» sndEl-
Lssr* th« fillsdslffi* u<t Etadinß Uapdt, Broad snd
Callowhru street* daily .(Sunday* excepted). for a l
point* W«rt and North, at F. M.
- FraigfcU must be delivered before BJ\ M. to insure
tbeur going the man der. ■
For foriherJnfQTmtion own? at Preiihfc Depot.
THIRTKEWTHMdOALLOWKiLL. Or to -
t , CHAB.B. rAPFEN, General Ajreni,
MortWpt oorner SIXTH Add CfeESTNU '
*Bto. @Mgpt 1860.
; “%wa, ioi
Prora w*iimt-«i»etwKrf,
Will l«sv* a* foliOOP-Vi*!
At » AM, VlaCusdan snd iaAor, C. t A. Aeoom****"
nodatfon* ~v <, w , *| m
At# A M, Wo Camden nod Jersey City (if, J.) Ao
eommodatson...^—. _ 1. „ t p
via Camden and Jersey City, Morning
ADI aHT Vr Steamboat,’ visfsoonVinOe'rVtr * 00
Atlrllt via' dimden and Ara\>oy» (j. and A!"Ei- ***
At_ 4 p"m, t»y Bto*unboat via Tacony auid* Jersey
: City.EVeninr Express.,.. , _ ~
o’clL| Jer, f r
and Jersey City;Evening
AyiP’Mrvik-Coadenand Jersey Oityr&mth era
-At# PM. via .Camden and ***
lion. (Freight and Passe nienHstCLou Ticket. 228
TtaePMßUjlLlne nmj daiij. Thell PM,Bontff
iwg&s'
IM> luurm °~
• Fifty Pound, of Esdcuo, only. »I1o»m nob Pnm
gf&to<ud»totWMud(or oxtn. -Th»Coni»«n7 limit
H. OATZMEft. Acent
Philadelphia.
fg»c— PHILADELPHIA AND
tha dißot oithe WMt Chester and Philadelphia Railroad
Co/ and Market strut*, at 7a» A.M. and fcao
!>•**• ATpndete 840 A. V. and 449 F. W*
. Trs/shtsfortkis lias received atrfo.MlSMarket St,
A daily Tin* of staccato and from haw London and Ox*
ford oosnuts with the 7«A.M. train frpw'Phifcdel
able, and the $.19 A. M. tram Arm® Avondale. Tha bean-'
lifdl sosaarr and wall*kmnm baaUhfalnas* of Delaware
and Chaster counties offer superior tndqoainenu to
thaMloottacforrammerboaiding. A.B.BIfJtTON,
Philadelphia. Mar 14. 1860. 8m Superintendent.
«C»c— PHILADELPHIA, QJER
IA«n» tMtSu. A.’M., 1,3, 7K.M4
Wl I. JB.
■UMM> Sgramntava B.W min. A. M., 1,111 mis.,6K,
1 . ‘ ctaOTNUT MlLb ttAHdIOAD.
LMjr. MgSKiil », g. Id, MA.K », 4, », «,,8. »,
”TlM»Oh«tnot Bill 7.10, ?.«. 8.40, 8.40 U.M A. M.,
+™r-wMhgiß.
>MnPUlmtelfhla 0.00 A. M„ a, 8, and 7K P. H.
_K»t» fihHtnat Hill 7.30 A, M,, lIJO, 8.10, and 0.10
"TR& WNSHOHOOKEN AND MORRIBTOWJ*.
. Um fhiUJffiphia «.eo. 7K, 0.08. 11.08, min., A.
1.88. OJA, «*, 8.43,0.60, ami 1114 P. M. \
. L«f» MandMinra 0,7, 8.08, 1, 11 A. M„ IK, IK,
e and yia a*,
“ u *
|Mn FklliAolphid?/ iO^ S .ikl 3 PM.
. Kn M»M7Pn|IKA. M., Vi, W. and 0* P. n.
WMt l>iMggW;k
Bwh PHILADELPHIA
”Ao|Wu{BljNb, §Alfln7(Sundar]ißXoepUd.)
JflTf IV«w Dfsot, corner of tIKOA 1» and CAJJLOW
nu&itlßtyfr PHILADELPHIA, (PnAMm;*? •attaappt
{.!**’» N»» Dwhwrmfffillj&ffi ud 041.1,0 -
IpSWmMi
R&TAWOEB VIA PHILAgELPHIA AKBKEAWHO
~ BiSiSi "nxs^'
BIIBWIT >«m <ll n, i miU9
North«mt*rleio<i..~.,irn
; IdrjrSbMf.**—
; Mi110n—........^.«s
' ■ W°ffi»m«orniZr',".'jS |
J«n»fßior« „„aa
Look Hav»,... xej
Tror°^~~-~7~,'' ' *ll WUl»in<.ort uil Elmira
noun. .. S»7\ SaUiom.
•Akijc olom «pOMOHgn« wild llttu to Nii*»r* Poifi,
•»»Sr WS, M«H.HRNHBY,a«tr*tar>.
Smblß spring AKHANGB
wRfIK9i^9HM£NT
sat fHss
,’wj»liutoi*U,« K. VL, a, \.vt,W»,lX>-j&A
*s®ai^p*
_
•■jffitlSt*"* ”** *•■••<**»««»,;JO.IIA.M.,
*#S!jSref9. , *“ ««* «•» A. Mu IM,
KZSfiSESZ it M " Ml MO P. M,
ps#|» .
LKTI g«wO»«U»»t£MI, IMi A.TE.JJid fcOfP, M.
, Ch«rt»r tl 740, ».1», UM A. lißai
for Boli.lmrr oed Dolovuo K»il
_ TBAiMS POH. BALTJMOJIE
lo«W Qhootor >t (,4IA. M., ujsiadrf« i>, M, ‘
,I£inWilminttonHt,MA,Bt„itMF.M„ nai lIM
fmsult I*AW. rritt PAM WfOBK OAK tUuiod,
IjMom^lohUSrPorrrwß'oad lntonsodloto
br ,nrrlu * ut ißttmtiktt
jljyyjjtyCoA (orPhllidoltkl* ud lotortoodlAta
•5W2^?iS : for ß *m,#<,M “< IntMKwdl-
fißnOßHto TO WEST CHESTER
SnrvSSßa.' AND IS ' rKRMKD,A ' rK
fauna for. VVe.t Chester leave Fhllndelpbla from tijo.
joti northeast qornar of Eighteenth end Market
treete, at7Jp end andatland 0,1 e I*.hi.
In Sundays nthTA.M. and* P. M.,, ' < ■■ ,
J’aMenferaforHtatloqa on the Philadelphia and Bel-'
i to ore Central Railroad will take the 7.80 and 10.30
A. M.. and » It P7M. Trains. ■ wih3o
tea),
avap
iSSko,
VKtB
10a of
.NORTH PENNBYL
NOKMK 1 1?T, AI> ‘ i
odalphinj DAILY. (fiuntfayß «xo*pto(i, fas follows.*
6.80 A. M. (Expreii). for Bethleham, Allentown.
Jdftuoh Chunk, Hszlfftoa.jVVjlkeebarre, &o.
At 180 r. M.(HxpreM),for Bethlehem. Kuton, Mftuoh
Chunk. «0.,
Tali tram reachee Easton at BAO P. M., and makes
oloie connection with Now Jersay Central Express
[•tain for Now lork. Paasengera by this traio roeoh
Mauoh Chunk the aame evening:. , .
At 8.40 A, ra. and 4 80 P. M. (Accommodation).
At P. 30 A. M.anddAOPe M.iAooomm^^tion^. 6B^ 0^11 '
: WL . For Port Washington.
: The 6.50A.M. Express Train makes close eoutiflotiim
with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem, being
the, shortest and, most desirable route to Wlikesbarre.
and to Slfc :
i Leave Bethlehem. (Express.; at 7.is A. hi. and OJtaP*
ii dft Y. e .P o 7 le,town (Aooommodation.) at 6.20 A. M,
and 4 r. M,
. Leave Fort Washington (Accommodation.) at 6.45 A.
M> and 8 W F. M.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 8 A*. M,
Pniladelpbia. for Doylestown. at 8 p, M.
i DrtJ , l?«town7or Philadelphia at 6.20 A. M.
\ Bethlehem tor Philadelphia at 5.0 c p, M.
i Fare to Bethlehem, 1J1.60. To Mauoh Chunk. 62.60,
To,Easion.JM ; M. To juoytoatowu 80 cento.
Through Ttoketo must be procured at rheTioket Of
mresMn or,ler
r.evl« vfiltow .trS!“‘ ;er » not
■»»» ' . 1 EI.GIB CLARK. Agent..
iflkhMJM
San*
StKßn NOTICE.—CHESTER
IRNGBR TRAINSf 7 O OVAHnYNQ djh/w N "
2!n U «!lL M P® iSTATIONS.—On and after ssth May,
-JPumater Tram, for DOWWINGTOW*
Sill .tart bom the newjhuaenser Dopot of the Philip
dfllphia anil ReMinc Railroad Company, corner of
«g ffMSSSwr^ Btraetffi •»-
MO*„m TRAIN for Downingtown* leaving at 8.00
■ TRAIN tor Downing town. Isavra at
■ ifAily (Sundays Moaptad.)
_ a e^**
I «»» . W. a. McILHBNNEY, Soorotary.
ISHOWH west CHESTER
P A O TRAINS vu
£5m98988 PHILADELPHIA AND
b o a f d M/ x ' road
omder andany member of his family, on any Bassenser
Tram, and at any time. , They willbe aoldby lira
£7nM?lu , «tU h f?? iO,O l t! l? °°i¥i>any. No. 777 South
fZSJi * reduotura of twenty-five per cent,
from the regular fares, parties wishing to enjoy rhe
V l a? QjPR tr 7w W Di|W*d this a very donirabla
JP®***^^® ch . a 2 1 i and Lebanon Valleys being among
Jtomrk,., March *th. l 4T ou6 '
TVOTIOE to contractors.
I- y. Proposals will be received tit the Office of the
I^?r^’he n oOT?
fiteie. Arsenal, in the oily of Philadelphia.
The amount of, masonry will be about 8,800 cubic
yard., a large portion of wliioh will be under wnter.
•Proposals will.tale the price par onbloyurd, inoludin.
the, furnirttng of all material.,, and the expenarsoi
oofrer-ilama, pilmr. and all o her item, incidental to the
iSifiWtflL 0 / i?? maionry, oicept oement and lima,
•whioh Will be fumlined.b; the Railroad Company.
Separate proposal, will bo reoeived for the delivery at
the bridge of .tone suitable lor the above work.
■> too. for the ponitTuotlon of the inaeonry, looludinx
the expenses of the fuunnaiJonß, the stone and oement
totolurniibed by the Railroad Company.
fames proposing mnv submit plana for four.dine the
piers and abutment. diffennK.l'rom the npeoifioations.
mifi r ffis^2 f ; 5 „ rn,! ‘ til ’ n oan ,J 6 obt-,'”Bd
, „ „ . „ . , .W. H. WILSON.
' mra-tjell Remdent Bnsineor Penna. R.
fAFfIOE OP SCHUYLKILL NAVJGa-
V-I lON COMPANY. MAY 10th. 1800,-From and
after July nth, 1880, and until September I«t, ISW.the
enarree for tho use of Cars, and for Toll and Trans
airtation on Anthracite Coal, oarried to Thiladelohia.
by war of the BohmrlkiU Nayißation.wiu be moreaaed
Hfteen Centa per Ton on the rates fixed Marsh U'.h,
MBOJ and on the Ist of September, iseo, a forther in
crease of Fifteen Cenuper Ton will bo madeonanid
oharsea, and ao oontinua until the clone of naviaation.
By orderol tho Manager!. F, FRafigy,
mrlllni Freaidont.
TVOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
■*-’ appiioatinn will be made to the Hope Mutual In
anranoe Company for the renewal of Ceftlficato No. 0,
for ten aharoa of the oapitalatookof the laid oompany.
In lien of one which haa been loan fe33-tuSin
Proposals for bituminous
proppgab will be received at the
office of the PHILADELPHIA GAS wojßKsjNo. 30
South SEVENTH Street, until noon of FniDAY, June
8.'1860, for any part or the .whole of fifty thou* and to as
of ifttuminoue Coals. suitable for the manufacture of
Gw, to be delivered at the Goa Works, on the Schuylkil
river* msuoh monthly Quantities as may be specified in
the contract. ‘A'h® first deliveries to ooramence in the
month of July next,
The Coalsmust be ireib, clean* anddry, and of SQuali
ty to be approval by the engineer. The proposals mnst
atatc the particular variety of Coal it ia intended to (hr*
nuh*anditcf a kind not before used at these works,
sample* of .not less, than fifty tons for trial will l e re
odired previous to the tijpa of opening the proposal*.
The erott ttm of pounos will be oon&idered as the
weight intended in the proposals, unless ofherwue ex
pressly stated* and. if it be preferred to deliver by mea
sure, the struck bushel of 8,088 cubic inches will be used.
Ja case of failare to deliver the Cosiaooording to agree
ment, the trustees of the Gas Works reserve the right
to purchase wherever they may deem best, on i oharge
to the contractors any loss or damage consequent on
|uh Imium. __ ...
Th» payment. willb* mad* In two «jual In.tilmsnt.,
ftfour *?“ ?f« ,r lif .Moifiod period, or de-
Uwry, th» 15th of eaoh month to be taken as the ave
i qrthe monthly deliver)?.; pr, at the option of the
trustee*, payment, will be made in na.li, with interest
deducted.
Should the contra©tors prefer to deliver the Coal ear
lier than required, it may be received, if convenient to
payments will be made to date from the time
wlfbS «,‘Slr’er Uritir f ° r “ YoBN m c.”cR f FJBON” tro °
„ KniineerKulndeiphiaOna Work..
**&• . mrt-tjos
OFFICE OF TUB I
HKADIJtO RAtLIU
Phi
Tk* rates 4/f night and
this eonipa»y will be at
til further notice:
To fliohinond.—.
TnoHneaplane ~
Wieet0wn.........—~
Qerm&ntown R. JL..-..
Pftlltof Schuylkill,^..-
Manayank. .
kgbert'a,,. .
Conshobookon.—
Nornst’n or Bridgeport
Port Kennedy....*,,-.
Valley Forge.. —
Fhtemxvule
Hpier’e F0rd...,.^-^
Ariminsp
LimenojC. «*** .
Pothtown..
IkmgmsßviUe *.
Monooaoy.
Birdsboro,.
Exeter.
Reading.........,.,.
Tuokerton..
Hamburg...... H - ■
unrigib r g and Auburn.
Aftpr July 15th to Soptera
to Xiohmond Tall be rsiset
after September'Uf, an adt
per ton.
Byorde of the B
apXS'lm W,,
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BOARD-
I&9 SCHOOL FOR YOUNG ItfEN ANO BOYS,
MT. JOY, Lano&ster county. Pa.
mt . , r if. L. MOORE. Principal.
Toe location s*. (p overy respect, a vory desirable one.
Conran o 1 lnnniottoiv ample and thorough. Pupil* ad
mitted at any time. For particulars ne>Q& {or a oircu-
tayilm*
[MRS. FREDERICK BODGES. OF BOS
TON. ittt«ad« owmln* a SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADJhSlothifloity, commencing m September next.
Mr«, H. hasjhe honor of referring to tho Jtey. Alex. H.
Vinton, 1). D , Rector of tne Church of the Holy Trinity,
Sircalara. with full particulars, may be obtained of Mr,
F« H. Hodges, 71)1 VINE street. ap34-3m*
AMERICAN SCiIOOIi INSTITUTEis *
Areliable medium through vhioh dehoois and Fanil*
lies stay obtain competent. 'teachers. Parents may ob*
of £, b« (
Ull-» M
Bryant &. stratton’s national
, .MERCANTILE COLLEGES, looated at Ihiin
«lpMa, <3. Xi. oornor SEVENTH and CHESTNUTi
NaWi'X r*. uuflfvlo. UlflVelADd, Chicago, and St. I,oai»,
For Int matlos* uaU or send for Catalogue. fti-tf
Snnburjr and Rn« R. K,
gjffo PIANOS ! PIANOS! 1 PIANOS !!
mvn
PIANO-FORTEfI.
aieLodeons.
FIANO-FORTKS.
- . . „ MiaOHKONS.
,-Made by Raven. Bacon, A: Co., Nunns & Clark,
HaUet SDavie, & Co„ and other®,
: J. E. GOULD,
mjU' I SKVF/NTH and CHESTNUT.
trrm STEINWAY & BOWS nett pa
feirpd in concerts and m .private circles by the best
peUGTmeia. Renotved the first premiums over the beat
di-lT 1008 CHESTNUT street.
£JAMPHORATED VBTIVJERT
For the Preservation of
Fu(<i Cashmeres, and Woollen Goods from the rs
voces of Moths* Ants* and other Inseots.
The CAMPHORATED VBTIVERT Is a combina
tion of Camphor, Vetivert and various Aroraatio*. It
hM brea long and favorably known in Europe, and has
been found superior to other artioles for tho purposo.
Prepared at PARRISH'S PHARMACY,
___ No. 600 AHUH fitrflflj.
SHEW & Go
PHOTOGRAPH FRAME DEPOT,
No. 3S> SOUTH EIGHTH Street,
Above Chestnut#
ThlJi Is the only establishment in the oity devoted
exclusively to PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES. A greater
rarietr of OVAL GILT FRAMES on hand than oan be
found In any one establishment In the United States,
end piioei love?.
09” Prior your Ffaotoirapfas, tutd hare them fitted
olthcwt extf ghatse. mfag-dia
FOR EUROPE.—Having been appointed
jAt.Bto for VM, WILLIAMS * CO.VTrajwat-
Sfe?.’ ,ve
ept-Sm ffo.tf StmTfi FIFTH Street.
AKDiSN ANDPARLOR VASES, Sl’A
tuarr, Fountains. Ornamented Flower Pots.
Hanging Va-s, Ae., of Terra Cotta, manufaotured and
RAILUOAD LINES.
NOTICES,
’HILADELPHIA AND
BAD COMPANY.
L»p»irnu. Msrob 13. lm.
toll f on coal tran/portid by
follows from March 13 «n-
Board of Mai
H. M.OILHK
EDUCATIONAL.
PIANOS,
WfStJRANCE COMPANIES.
gABINE & DUS,
I'ItOVrDENCK W% , i'ffNs , TON n i'N3. r S'o*
ar'ctio pike
HOPE FIRE INBuiu'lfol:' t Co“, n uF U ffis*v®voHK (a '
c l TVFmE. ras u^s;& n tew*gi%i?;
germania Frßg^^Sm^fJS?". 77 '
HUMHOi.DT W>
Clifl Oipittil &ud Surplus a»3 968 61.
s te ! i , S;! ,0M ' njB " on Mi" N o l?A , fe?A7eSu nipt
1 > 4 3m No. .21 WALNUT Street.
: A NTIIBAOITB INSURANCE COMPA
-I‘MlPETffiu“ttKlTl,6 <' Ca » ltal ' 8 *w,-mo-charter
Also, Marine Insurance. on VdaelE Cergoc., ana
Freights. Inland Inenranoete all I»r|» of the Union.
' * ~ _ , JJIK-KGXORtjg '
' llc . ob .r' h " r ’ /oeeeh Muheld,
' 1). Luther. Dr. weorse N. Koksrt,
n* Audennedt John R. Blakiston, -
Davis Pearson, ' Wm.P.Dean,
Pater Sieger, , J. K. Baum.
FOB SAXE AND TO LET.
COLLIERY TO LET.—THE OELR
BRATRI) LUKE PItILKR COLLIBST. aitnated
now in progrtfaa? * h * 00m P !e,i »i> of the improvemonU
■ There are two vein, 0 t Red Ash Coal owned on tho
propartr, each .even feet think, 'f hV ea£fl!i “ra
nor quality. and has attained a njin reputation viurf*
ever it has ueen introduced. it is highly vqinart and
Ooramands a. road? sale in Balumore m 5 JitSSSiBS
plaoes, to whiobit is sent both by rmlrStd 1 , A
market has also been opened for this poafin theNorffi
and Northwest. For shipment to the East it ml? *2
akes to Delswnro City, and, upon the completion m
June next, of tho extension of the Mine HiirjUmoed
o oonneot with tije ghamokm Valley and Fotttnlle
Railroad, it can be shipped at Richmond.
rheae vein* will yield from three to four hundred
thousand tons above water level. Thera era n»h*r
vein*of White, Red. ssd Gri? llib cSI o/tbe p "
lerty, which are easily accessible. The capacity or the
Dreakex is fifty thousand tons per annum.
f* ViS^!? fhf Jf® on application to D.W,
v. i/leaver, on the premises.
: For further information apply to '
■ ; mliM-tathe tf No, Mi VINE Bn.'eLFhllld^;.
M FOB SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOB
MIiROJIANDIBE--Two two-story brick houses
anu iot of ground subject to, improvement. Rent for
£7Jper annum, each. A small amount of cash .and the
balance tn merohandi**Tsqaired. Address A* ftTFres*
nutt-Im
piUK SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
property, a farm of 40 or 00 ao r os. situate ou fhe
Camden and Atlantio rnilroAd.at .the nammontons!a
tiw** thirtynuleg?rom Philadelphia and the tame from
JttJaotle.
onßn dthe neighborhood isremark
ably healthy. The house is spacious, and the who e
property very suitable for a seminary or bearding
sohoof. or a summer boarding-house. For rartiouUra
l" ? ul r oof JOHN wAL
NPfgtrpet. raUC-etutMr
ga factory property fob sale—
A most desirable Factory, with large lot of
ground, fronting on three atree.s, suitable for almost
any kind of manufacturing.-,'ferai* easy. For particu
lars, inquire■ of ALFRKD FITTER, Sixth below Arch,
or to W. j). ROGERS, No> 1009 v jeatnut at. tuyU-tm
fil TO LET OB FOR SALE—A FOUR.
KJastory house, double baok builtlln?*,aU modern im
provement*, in complete order; an elegantlsr«eyard.
‘ frmslowto a good tenant. Situated No. I9tt4
sßagjg{gte.ißK ,t *°- 7i * ch b t
SALE, CfIEAP—A new Ladd, Web
, . •tor, A Co.'s Sewing Machine—the best manu
factured. Address “ Sawing Machine,” office of The
Tress* :
m FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET. -A
MiiA furnished house to let. at the northwest comer of
n ß. tll,,vrBinJ,e m , ; e or t f ,,<
TO NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS
For sale a. large Jot in the Southwestern section of
the oltsr, well adapted for a Nurserr, Terraoftocomraoda'
ting. 1 or particulars address»«K,” at this office. ap!7-tf
|gg TO RENT—Two beautifully situated
ESa. double houses, well shaded/ with ooaoh hocses*
and gardens attached, onTooony Flank Road, one mile
below TaoQQy, and threa-uuarters of a mile from I*oo
- Kailway depot at Bndeebnrg. Apply at 717
WALNUT Street. mhl7-tf
LEGAL.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA,
TAB MUTUAL ASSURANCE COMPANY far In
surmH Houses trom Loss by Fire vj. ANNA w.
ODKNHKIftIER, Fxrfoutruc-of JOHN M. ODEN
HKIMKit and JACOB GILLIAMS. Trustee, Levan
Facias, Deoember, 186 d. fto.&d.
Tho undersigned has tw»en appointed Auditor to re
port distribution of the fund raised by the safe of the
following-described real estate; to wit: All that certain
three-story brick messuage or tenement andjut or
piece of ground,,situate on the north side of Walnut
street at the distance of twenty-five feet westward
from the west side of Fourteenth street, formerly
called Jumparstrcet, iu the said city of Philadelphia,
containing in front or breadth on the said Walnut street
twenty-five feet, and extending in longth or depth
northward of that width two hundred nod thirty-five
feet to George street; bounded northward by the said
George street, southward by the said Walnut street,
oastward by ground late of fcdward fthippen Hard, ana
westward by ground granted by the said Edward Ship
peo Bard to Coleman Fisher.
AU persons interested in the fund are notified to pre
sent their claims to the Auditor, at hie Office. No. 849
£outhBlXTH Street., on •IUfiJjDAY, the JSth day of
June 1860, at 4 o cfdok P. M., or lie debarred from
coming in upon the same.
jcl-lQt . JOHN F, BRINTON. Auditor.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS OF LUZERNE
COUNTY, in re,
, Assignment of Morris Ba*be and Phillip Aub, late do
ing businesses Barbe A Aub, to Charles Bloomingdale
and Isaac Rhine, intrust for creditors.
Notice Is hereby given that the aforesaid assignees
have exhibited andfiedm the said Court this first ao
ooont* and that the same will be allowed by the said
Court on the 24dt day of June next, unless cause ba
shown why such account should sot be allowed.
By order of the Court,
DAVID L. PATRICK, Prothonotary.
May 25,15(30. ffifP Jtd-13
IN TUE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
F-state of MICHAEL JVIAOUIftK, deoeised.
Notice is hereby given that CATfiLARTNE MA
GUIRE, widow- or said decedent, has filed in said
Court aa appraisement of the personal property therein
mentioned, to tpe value of 0300, whloh she has selected
ana olnims to retain under the aotof Assembly of April
lith.lßM. and ftra supplement thereto, and that the
Same will be confirmed uy the Coart on FRIDAY, June
Hth, 1860, unless exceptions be fitod thereto.
JOHN B. COLAWAN,
Junel, 18fl?-ftu4t* Attorney for Widow.
WINES AND LIQUORS, f
OnflE VINE-GROWERS' COMPANY OF
Si COGNAC.
CAPITAL, THREE MILLIONS OF FRANCS.
rniTB^SSW^ 8 SAINT-LEGER.
JULES DURET, >sq». Manaqbb.
AGENT2N NEW YORK,
JOHN OSBORN.
THIS CORPORATION, numbering amongst Its share
holders fourteen hundred Proprietor* of the best Vine
yards In the Distrtotof Cognac, its extensive Establish
ments being located is the oentreof tne town of that
name, was organised for the express purpose of main
taining the standard character of
PURE COGNAC BRANDY,
by shipping that article, in oil its native parity and ex
cellence, to Correspondent! in Foreign Countries, and
fs bound down br its Statute of Regulation to oonfine
its transactions entirely to ihelfrancu grown within the
District ol Cognac. and wholly the' produce orVine
yards in that highly-favored locality; on no conaiuon
wh&tovei admitting into its storehouses any Brandy
which may haro been produced without the limits of
said Distnot,
With the objeot of extending tbejnst reparation o(
their brand by such means, only as will meet the ap
proval and co-operation of the most respectable Wine
MerqhanLs in the United States. THE VINE GROW
ERB' COMPANY has authorised the Agency in New
York to put up ftieir cnoico Cognao Brandy incases ot
opo dogen full-sized bottles each, and the same wiu be
disposed of to the Trade and the Publio t by the under
mentioned reepsotable firm. ■*.
Every bottle is sealed with the capsule o.f the Com
pany—the corks bear the same stamp, and tho labels
ountaia an exact description of tbe quality, duJy signed
in fao-aimdc, by tbe Agentof the Company.
The Brandies now offered consist ol two different
aualitlos, both guarantied to be eaually pure in Quality,
iffering only in point of age, and degrees of strength
depending thereon, the oldest being the least potent.
One description, termed THE VINE-GROWEHS'
THREE YEARS OLD, is,an exoellent article of the
age represented, suitable for family or roodioinal pur
of its extreme fvge t and because the remote year of its
AOtual production is beyond positive verification.
, Objections haying been urged that the bottles are too
large, and the Brandy of a greatof strength than is usu
ally supplied to thepubho, the Agent of the company
ventures to express the opinion that a large bottle may
be preferred to a smaller one, and that in obtaining tbe
article of tho oxaoi strength at which it was exported
from Cognac, consumers may recognise the advantage
of adding water to suit their own taste, instead of pur
chasing water at the price of Brandy.
COAX,
T. W. NEILL & Co..
YARD. S. JI. Cornor BROAD rind CALLOWHILL.
nRALXKS IN
Superior WHITE ftnd LEHIGH
Freparedatidkeptunderooveroxpressly for Family use.
,09* Orders by Dispatoh will receive prompt atten
tion. ap23’3iu
Mrs. still's
CRYSTALtNE LIQUID H«IR COLOREK!
A preparation new to the public.but which has long
been in private use, for restoring Gray Hair to its natu
ral color, imparims to it & glossy appearance, and ren
dering it soft and silky.
it is entirely different In its nature and effects from
any article now in uso lor the same purpose, being a
cleanly fluid, nearly as dear as water, requiring no
washing before or after Its application, free from syiphur
or any other objectionable ingredient, and applied as
easily as an ordinary Hair Oil,
Can bo had of the following persons:
W. Z. Harberti. corner Jumper and Pine streets.
E. J Fennell, No, 20 North Eighth street.
Thomas » ancaster Spruce anu Eighteenth streets.
Thomas Weaver, Vine and Eighteenth streets,
win. B. M hompßon, Alt. Vernon and Seventeenth st's.
Kuward Gamard, Jr.. Arch, below Second street,
E. B. Unrrigues, Coates ana Tenth streets.
George 0. Bower, Vino and Sixth streets.
A. H. Bowman, Spruce and Beoond streets.
ChArles Shivers, Spruce and Seventh streets,
Caleb R. Keeney# Arph and Sixteenth streets.
For sale wholesale and retail by . _
FIFTKENTH'ond
my 23 3m Philadelphia.
GOPFEE’S PATENT
KNITTING MACHINES.
For Plain Stocking and Fanoy Knitting ;
Also.
Machines for Knitting Drawers, Shirts, &0.,
, of all sixes.
Rlb Maohines of I and 1,3 and l. 3 and 3 and 3 and 3-Rib.
on hand and made to order.
Theso Maohines use the plain English Spring Needle,
on a now principle, and are the oheapest and most rapid
Maohmes for Knitting in use.
The Gotfod Patent Family Knitting Machine, for
Family and Plantation use, is a new and successful
feature m the useful inventions of the age, and ranks
with the Sewing Maoune.
Agenoy and Salesroom,
, No. 377 BROADWAY, New York.
Jel-3m HENRY C. LEE, Agent,
TcTthe PUBLIC. i
, CALHOUN'S ANNULAR VENTILATOR.
The above patent is deemed, by scientific andsraoti
cal men, to be the very best ever offered to the public,
and needs only to be seon in actual operation Tor its
merits to be appreciated. Nothing ever ratroduoed n
so perfectly adapted for ventilating private and publio
building*, schools, hospitals, engine housM, mmea,
steam and sailing vessels, and for the cure of smoky
ommndvs they have no equal,
MsnafoohiHiii and for and retail, at
*^ o >■''V. l "A ;Y; Y? *2 P' 11 3 Warerpom. of
CHAS. WILLIAMS, 118 MARKET Street, Phil*.
, Personal attention will be given to all descriptions of
heating and ventilating by the undersigned, who has
been many years practically engaged in the at)o7e busi
ness. Also for sale, Qatar's justly-celebrated warm-air
PIbUATORIAL SPORTS.
, PHILIP WILSON * CO., 439 CHESTNUT St.
would Invite the lovers or PISCATORIAL SPORT to
s%4 l^j&n°t r his%?tf. and ■ fAOKtS
qunii ni Ituricss' world-renowned Trout, Bass, and
Salmon Rous, .Superior Trqut, JBass, ana Salmon Flies
nuper extra Llmorto, Virginia, SSiSaam, and
Bess uoott a. Baskets. Artificial -Haiti Silk,
Bilk ailu liair, Grass, Linen,ana Cotton Llnes^ M
COi'FEE. —1,000 pockets prime
BtiftllStml fM ul9 bT JAME ® QKAJUM * 00.
MMS- ’.'i >
. b. •';< lmJ-j'-A. i ■'a u;:):-'o-,"l ( .e j■ j ii>
MWTibif.
' Cf., : Li.-jio, m’KJi lMgr BTKMh9. ■ >
; fiOOM. I ,
..JSP.'J'* 1 »o° fjilqti Unajr aid ,
mn SONNW JUBSOHB. = ■
; T . ;;
/."7 Goipo/paadafeacoii mentaies, snewie#
from SSSSf. «““»• ““ *»»Pf BW.,j UKUtI Ud
Lj sale of Wednesday willbeinotuded--
i2ss£; w “’ tu *“*• "““rt
B. He. 481
By caUlofue.onacredst— . ;,,,!
, . ' Ua Wednesday Ifbrainr,
Jashasas^ssaaass^*^-
i r , .. . KKHKOUiKIUIia.
i l *“ jMotutmm ouibrio isnass?;;,
! . iiPJNBT AND TRIMMING JMBBONfc' , -
f Also, rich stTief brocade, plaid, aad (a&or soalt da
1 J.ACH «iiw and points,
jiii^OT?u'l,So. 1 ' ,l4J “ ,heow “" ,l, ' w * ,l,, «*
wn»B ulackbUjK lacei,, .
; ~ryrialimii«K«blukFK,ehmllcUwn.
L7hsA^.*g; WwkwW'sUrt'auH,, with amt
T r MnBRCAMBBIOHAIIDKSIOHIBPg.
ta “- «“•
, - PRBNCH FLOMTSU.
< 100 oartooa -Tioh new style. Vena artifiaial dewera.
'7;“'BfEWo\fe BK,^
bi ndim J, Vo. .* O . *»’'••»
a . clo “ “ m»oi«o, Pui.
T.t . , SUN UMBRBLLAB.
‘ aa llmb " ll “' b "~ 4 *
CulonM UI.UIA. .ml, on ti* moniu., of
ipHILIP FORD & OO , AUOTIONESRS
S3O MARKET aei l»l MINOR
gALbOP BOOTS. BHOBB,I,EATKER,'aNO BTRRV
•. _ On Thursday hCominc. 1 • v i
; Juts 7, at Id preoisely. will ha «u k#
gatalfigue. on four months credit, IS9 MSifSin?
boys 7 . Bad youth*' calf and tap boot* j and ift
ttostma, calf, patent lo»4Usr in?'bu« £?
anp Conrreaa gaiter*; women j, aiMaa*.
Hit j and Hiut.nl cHf, tad, SOMrßdttOToSobSlotJ
gstjtnt aad .Upper.; , 'ir,i n—ortm. ul uf I iT
sad go.t .tin., rrSt. nod oooinn.»f So.®
! r „ STRAW GOODS.
! ~. Oa Thar«l.T Montm,, ..
!At 1J o’olook, tiD b. wld, n> ouealubM 1 ud miuw*
n iS!*lr Bora fljrti. Md MDMtliu’ kxt/; .16?.
J»ib6t«, all triraiDid. and aawiwdtlM.
ol*wde * wmplM read, .art, oa mdralas
Tor. GOKMLfiWauction STORE.
ML E OP IMPORTED WillSa®
‘ , Tliii Morning, . .
Jane «. at 10 o’clock, we *nlltmU
ehtire stock of a house ieclinlng Irnßinet^^mh^^J
twent? quarters, and
OUrd braddi..: tn vtim or ftoi
ff.vea qa»rl.r-pif«» of.jmrt Md .h.riV
bMk.t,uf Peip«r B.ld.i.ck *m»
ofifoiuboa-whi.kj.Ad*. *0. ' “ n *“
The sample casvs out of bond will be open for in-
early on the mernisg of eale.
■ A MOKRIB, Auctioneer.
ST. LOUIS, Mu.
VyiLLTAMB, BOYLE, * 00.. AUO
ilMwferete
with Messrs- Mysr*. Olachon, A-Co..
their aemeee to the merohaata, maaafaeMrm mai
of Philadelphia, for the sale of. dry goods* ott
,^ oe- » hardearejewslrr, AoT.AoT^
9BF Cash advaaee* made on receipt of goods;
9tJT Settlement* mede three day* after sale,
„ „ m KimiMClf.
&?;£!Bg[n*g°&*- L v i **&. a * lr
SHIPPING.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH
gjjßpHH. AMERICAN ROYAL MAVL STSAM-
: nu, r*£W& wxoaxx ‘> t:l '™ r O°l‘
_ Second Cabin Passage . M
The ships from New York eail at Cork Harbor.
ships from Boston call at Halifax and Cork Bar-
PfikslA, Capt. JodYlns, I CANADA. Capt. Laae,
ARABIA, Cupt. J, Stone, lAMEtTnk.fiiyt Sino
‘Tb.MTMMKomrrr, clearwkiwli,ht UmeetbMd:
P&VoV'lftert Ww i Md on Mrt Sow.
ECROPA.Moodie,t«kveßostoo, W«dßMde,,Me, 3o. ~
PSRSIA.Jeokin,,’ -• N. Yo«, wSSßr.’jue A
ABuu'f' u^ m *’ tt w°v°S: 2*5 na-(J er. Jane ,3.
m^ifob.::
Judkins., Wednesday, July is.
A lAJl lA ’ Wednesday, July as.
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced Burgeon oa board.
Theowneratf theeeabtgswiUmot beaaoewntaU#foy
“ * wt *“ s4 -K«Sfk ° r
■CTi . . Bowllm QtMn.N»— Yt»k.
*sfmi - fok the nou to. —ohahlss
for charleston. 0. C.
Saturday evening. Jane 9, and mil on Ssddayaißßtutd#
June 10, at 7 A. M."
’lhrough in M to dShonra-ody 48 hours at See.
“L
-ahwr# aver, ton dsji. thn. form in, a Iv.-dar ooaunn
moaQoQ with Charlesbn end Savmnsah# end tiie Booth
and Southwest . _
for nll plaoea in td. Bgreh tbwtofc
than by aailing vessels, the premium Wing ooThalX the
W&USSZff!* *** iUt **
bWii
aferr: SS mS!i=z=r. S 3
&SK5?z2 8S IterTrr: S 3
New Orleans—. MTP New Orleans^. uOQ
No bills or lading ngned after the ship has ssiled.
OTTo * rt - “
. - ALHjC. HERON, Jr.,
m Soathwett ooraer FOURTH and CHESTNUT,
“ AWillSv
Tn»lS 0 ' ida itomt OuoUnii.T.rr
BUSINESS CARDS.
Vb. palmrb, the advertising
• AQKNT, FIFTH and CHESTNUT, ,Iv« hi.
jre'r.pfDre prinoijto ud tout mode otAdvorUaui,
oailf.betTeonlOanddoreTook. Aadrau *
myll-am B. FALMBR.
BJ. BAVLIS THOMAS. .
* ._ , ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Ka *** Areh atTMt lo ffo.
Conveyances, AMlrnments, Rneftiff Title, and other
The rnanagement of Executor
ships. Admfolstratoralupe, and Trusts, superinteaded;
and the bestseounuasproaureci for tbe permanent in
vestments of Money. -Satisfactory reference given
when required. ApSo~em*
CJAMUEL G. SLOAN.
c»jusal estate broker and collecting
mh23-3m* sV. Paul. Misnuota.
UORACE SEE,
, No. lie Sputa SIXTH street,
(Nearly oppo«ra the Bounty Courthouse,)
i? r ?P ar l* Drawings, *o„ and traniaot*
all other business connected with the obtaining of Let
ter* r&tent. .jAt
| WAGNER JBBMON,
#f • attorney and counsei-lor-at-law.
OfflM, No. 116 Sonlli SIXTH 8 Iron I, * .
(Opposite Independence Sonars.) 1
n , • „ PHII.ADBLPHIX,
JUh.? aid of reUable Attorneys, at different points in
tbeUmted States, is, enabled to proeecnta amaoollMt
ol&fms of every description.
Particular attention given to the examination and te
°£Very of the otaims and Dsvisees, and the
foftfjrt*9? “° f ‘ th * Bt * t ®* !* Commitoloiar
mnmr uod.r OommiHiou.
JJENRY E. KEENI [
to No. V#
South iglitD Street. mhfl^Bn*
ALFRED L. HOUGH,
PAPER MANUFACTURERS’ AGENT,
, ~ No. 17SouUi SIXTH Btreot, PoUad.lftu#.
folium*
pAWSON * NICHOLSON.
nos. tis STREET,
Botwo.n
JAMES PAWSON. IABTB. NICHOLSON,
jrtf-to*
HARDWARE PACKAGE HOUSES.
PACKAGE HARDWAB£ HOUSBo—We
would respeotfdUyeaU attention of .the Gena
fo T rdlrMtimSjrtotion relloltod, gii,
tlvortd »t>E«r is til. .RrTNm YanLjn JUvOtliiu#.
offtaißßtaffJa,
ImMttlM md poaMSHmjfi SStSx
And Ai.utJ Br F«rflH tad "Tiirii
LADIES' TRAVELLING BAGS
inanufr.ctureil and for tola by C. F RTIMPP i
North FOURTH Streot,«iw AreSl * “ 118
rOKTJS-icm A A
promptly dona, <)|t i
900 Bb , la - ® n<l 840 hfe. large No. 3 M»ck
k°; jartfc
"aia w ;
, : mT* sirr"--"^
&U.E* Br AirCTtON'. *
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(/AT £?:&S2££l »*»V'
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bntar '«**,« Kt tfc. Ejukuf*, bf
'r£icsss?!™*** v * n »»»«rott-ria.8.,1-:
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:
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(*»»*>|| lrn ''Mr ,3S SlSS&fig™::
■ramnisTH erxmo BAti-Twa day
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K^ r 4^^^^‘aa2Sffc&;
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lh iEL*J r S£l«J > *10'» C«l TtitnS. *** ™ W " IM|.
BWmuiltb.lto;
BMPHKM''
, BWUim liOOATIOK-1 fare, rtorr briok Dml.
W^SeSSS^^y
1
l , sr £ "sl Wboatenl KrMt. ™**u«»ej l
*£«? 1 fi! “* t '«* t - «•* otLiwta.
H ‘ 4 “ **
Rrwt, Smtiaf ®?s&nysa
im’Sj.Wa, * O .»
i *, itll o’oloak.aTßfff y.u^ Tt ~
tffmwfcrtM +£Vp£Szr
- SS:
SALE OF IMTEiIHJTnjo BOOKS FKOM A U
-BwnSooil«»iMof w^k
▼anooa v«bj<rcti, iron» private noltonrina . • TT.. ~
H ScftOMß F U jS^fSE®B*RI?MiLrOAI?ITS,
lUp jf* ***'
H i‘&iss, , r ,M ** - :
insowiAM:
i JWOti
, *SrP^rtioaUramgaaloCT—,'
1 .TMOlSciSfw&'lS: PLATS.
w?oo«, oortore, tifoor otond. ko., Ao. ' -
Atoo, «Urs# o#k ulnr ehMt. eoto M.
„*.!« at No*. 139 .Qd 141 Kustv POUBTH -
SUPERIOR FURNITURK, EBEN^.pS'^tfJV.
hors, mubsAs clllmr
Syfe.aas&
TOOLsftS(DjS3i^^^LGOLBP^SAKP
sndt^mr.lrM^Mo^d'ttoqrfthoLtoaSßlu^i
M ' Wb '° *”*•’ ,n 5
*r“ May be wragiiaed the day.prenons to sale.
sdpkriorV?2m¥uß KjJJSMa?TArasT* y
HWhtot, MM o’elirelrir JroflWMtoreo. th#
CAMUEL NATHANS, AUCTIONEER,
i I S#S!t 4 «WP^PlSSiswi.^f , 8 r y r * ,^L^-
*»X*.ds«ftsis!p@Kr
NATHANg, AUOTIOHEEB
»nmm a TO LGAJU
?y» fqwupx Piece*, dry goods, clothing# grooerms.
ghS^a^s3ins±irs3r&saasa
JgjeJH to IMMuSjrA?U»M»Se#M, atm,to*
- OONgIONMRNTB BOLIOITFD.
"* <£2w
, MOOHB NATHANA
«T. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
fk<sapwa^
Wl»» ooio»IM*l. til r«»re.«t>, lh» BT. NICHOLdS
wMuuiv.nai 1, praoooiiood tho mou rawoiSoaot, cor
veoient, and tnorooghly orsanixed establishment oft* •
1 kind on this oouDnent. What it was then itromains to
day—without a rival m size, ia-iQiaptnousnese# tta tw
the general elements of comfort and enjoimentTlTh*
Hotel has aooomsiodatio&a for one thousand guests, in
oloding one hundred complete swtee of eportaneats ibr
but bundredpersonsoanbeoomfoHaalrMato^
at the tables of its three pnuio dining rooatsTaadßo
omitted in its plan# onsnefleotad in itspraetieeldehui*.
The emiy; reputation of the house at home aad abroad*
derived from its magnitude, its superb appomtmente#
“astaihope;**«laxurie*.hat been???
haoced every year by the unwearied exemoue of the
proprietors.
yyir-te TREADWELL, WHITCOMB, k CO.
TONES'. HOTEL.— The subscriber would
£ kl » and the jmbUe. that
IrlSjT I*?** and furniture of the Jo«Si
Hotel. Important additions are now beim made ±a »*•
•™«r«tortto£^
~d
. . ■ - - AARON. GAOS.
SJTTIaWRENOE HOTEL, BR(JaDWAV
to. 5°V E iS>sl VORK,_onoMook»hoT»
prices on thefoSnrwtoc
new,and itnotattritiontotne wantso* even neat, I
f] AU TI ON I—ASTROLOGV !—LOOK
tnifiisau!!
advertisement. 6na show* you thehkefieei mjSu S«
kura wife,hu»band, or abaent brand. It uwsu kaowm
and eingltf who daily end vwr ks» A*Aq t ~
JAYNE’S HALL.—2OO NEW CUSHIONS *'
suitable
tfette— , Camp Stools, Curtains, 4c. All —lbaf at half
JBbhLhmaH’S Cloth Store. No.
CHESTNUT Btreet, under tbe Hall* where you get
tjojj* handeonw Ckuhs, QaeriaHr—^V—
HOTELS.