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BBTWRBB BOABBS,
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ISS Laa Miaefaill R... * A «1* :
|fea|S 8* MrJS&ztlfti
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*to»fiHavim«aa*< «*<u«a* Vina Btaai n s
; , Philadelphia Markets. ; ';.i
' 1 v:' v-i, 1, ! i'.v',.? ■ ■ Ivan ?—Ew.liir-';
T%eFlparnukrk4tteinective.to-day,asdwilhdatanr
4 change; the only sale u 6CO bble good super fin v
.. a4t6^e**rbW l gt whte'i *ate it ;i« freely,offered ; the
. trade are husfagat fyom up to
hbls foroommnii to choicesuperfiEe; extras asd fancy:
bteeds, according to vnMity. Ryp FJooraad.CoroMeal
uare quiet; the former is‘held at #4. and the l&tterat
II blfi.without saies toanyextent, ■
rWjpU? m rather,mpre plenty to-day. and primer Jots!
mlyawsafexbte'ai foraser «notod r*We»abouti,we.
' bav# t bsea disposed.ofatlkMallS tollto for fisirto,
wi red*. Hte fvt- eboiee SMtnerw4o,i
IsieUH&fbrwhite. m m «■«.*ad
JWBBtylvania ia MIW. etAteKMe.#' bw. Cons is-not
Mttehipqu redTc/.audabOfteWO baa sold st<7eflk.-
. »eiat#srfurprime iotoeins at 63? W bee
tart dbltv Opte are finner.aad* smril aate of prime
£Sh
MSK9K6 o.' : . : ?■-, v : '• ■
- CoTTos is dull and drdoplagr and a fewasaii lots Mir;
r iaim been disposed of Mabantpnirinuie • !
et(Aoa ; je,-mi,ke l rt’*nvaiA. :Lan! is eearoe, and held
-a»6Ve th«jnews<if,buy*rs, who offer Ids for-bbkr and
tdi:»B4urfAiiifChee*ewedalC : • r 'r-\:
tr.— Tliereiea emaU'teutnees only to note ffsm'
without change in prices.- . ‘v- - ."1 .■ - ~ \
isavlis steady j: about see tMs Western e«W at 814.
P«t)Dav'<]oaV S6>te, drudge lf*MKe,*sd hhds at
er sabon.. r-->l. =
; tiITY iTJiSiIIS.
)., TnaJapaintan —We learn that,arnnfementa
:' fcarg bean made to introduce oaf Jijapaa Titilornialo
tararal of oar largest and most lhtaramsg atanefea
: W»». Tb»»» inlilb,t(«it,
jatwrtaiomg ahdtlf ainbte to thaao ieaoiaitive asiatice
- tndtwe hope eeerj adbrtwitl beeßadsdann* their ao
joara to gratify this 1 sod ahideai reto pea tha way vs;
. 1 gat sp things ,’£Vta philadalahia While pars thav
caaht also In Kura et»own thaa snaM of oar isrgeet
bwfnesa «s "bTiihmenta. mMnilcsetp»lace of
Mattre. Oahford a Sois.under tha Coatiaeatal, thay
will be eecorted thrnaib bg theooamittee, ofoouree, aa
. abilf dsy co.id be spent Terypleaeentlp ia psssisg
thrtnghthairv&Tioctdepartments and agaaiSaina the
aleaact etockr which tbaycoatnin, aad tha aegarb ha
ts m, on Isas tbsa is oheerriug tha admirable system
wfa-Phlsh iha biisiaeee fa conducted. Tha faaaoaa
, '‘Jaa”ayo»M alsohere h< *e the best otgoffeiaitlr.pl
, essie the cream of nor Philadelphia beesty, aa {hair
apart eu ate ara J .da*aJtr tiroaied.freta wotnhsgtiU
' htgUi hy lhs ladiaa ofonraity. far'thair axantaite
■he#*, sun-iirabra!taa,'an4 child rea’a kata. . . _
.■ c SjrißiittAUUt l■' Bruit traugn !--ii’'U ■ Amd-ot !
fUtathab epimidoeassariloats' with theit friande on
. garth fift <« rraviadalllhoaa vhcadairantetcbin
. ihvacate with tbcir friends in spirit world, by deli
- ihloa Kr. 1. V, Jtasigald, wntiag Ota
Arch street..' Dr. Wolfs, hae'imz ehyeieiaa, has rooms
' dtH*taiaeplnBte)-. ; '-rV ofr i b-. s.i.tr .
..Cwaina wirf,'tfaMiyCurtMiH,;' window shedea,
audaahotrlery goodd. aallinr at aostiaa. gnats to reeks j
Mali fat fiUlgoo 'a. . Prineerednwd f; grant bartalne'of-.
ih'ridfo.glirctinesrt.,. , ■;
- Pigs (i)twindow shades ar.dtrnaadnge. 7S
‘ Kbgantgoldehedesdnd trlt««liitia: , ;.’.,'.’;",r.;- ) V'.tt (0
Khary-a orked laoo cn/taina—-i.. gw
jNKMpi|^ia4>'*J.W~at«-»,.ggo,
paabia.width nnrteiaa.dsoiaik... .v.::. .;....
' [. PATitn't Cartain Store, dSOChestnititraet.
j -'''Ourtmii' Saii -yWindow ihadeg, gqriainey’bW
aataHta. gfoahM, gilt' Ottrtii'caa, onrtaio piniamaatW and
■ aahoMary roods. Selliag ohaag to maka rooan for fad
tagortatipna; T PAliK.ti.Ml.Cheatant Street.
Sa:»p*» it>d anrUin gooda, ielling off
atyadosed gricc* to m\ka room for fait imaortatiooa.
. ' pATTBs'a Curtain Store, gw Chaitnnt Streat. _
aiath, graad volaat ahadaa, graao lioao, iii grean iilt
Mthdegrfot' ooahtry'tiaa-h 'great»ir(atr. ,PAtT«s,HO
Oitatiat.'atraet., *■-' -r _■• ,> '
i Pl<j«b, Damasks, Drooatello, Satin de ljalna,
TOliraf Jftd.'Piaao and TaMe Cnaara; also Lao# and
, I’JMaHaDnrtatba, OiltComioaa, and Window Bhadaa. at
. 1 rgdoaad griaai. ICtnaing ant tala'. ■ Parra*, OO Chaagy
\‘«iTWgtt./_ j! : £• #•'
Ctiar*i s S*L».—iaoe and Mnalin Onrtalns aalU
■ nigdrtSta'ipKdn'gMstdKito gfiiagAlit.m’wfe.'Pamit;
, . .i-';- ; ■-« . -Jiy.
Coa»icn«,'Cnri»in IBanda, Draßery, ; Ma
' ‘ pigtara faaaelaofarorT daaongtian, at gragtlT radttagd
, !
.‘"i’ifoiTrTOß'w'ticß Cira'fi'rira,' haafjr, 1 wldo. and
* WdtV ffdat'' ®» to it PirrM’t Oaytain Stotf.
V;.lf<!Sg»igßt 4nX.i r ?' b.Kp
'■■.JDtri»*'Fi'<nSr»***»*n«« ant ton. Oncan—
-I'■ TiiMii ' - n' ’ ■ ic Baaaatt. in tha EaSHyn Kdthat,
C 7? Wniarti't Fifth aod Matobant atraeta, winhava foraala
ci SS iii'aaaaoo tlia oho|oeat .Slftpiba-yiaa, aalanta*.
■; mmsasmtißws.
. aantgr-aad-tiaasot bo anrgaaaad. ■.farniw "dyt;,
gSs>flyrittaia@-fav' .‘I ' ' ' '
■ ■ jaan. r Vaitraat.* g&tffa*.—
• .Tagitoa^jßiwagi.„
W BftgadghaaAhrDße. O- DowariHizDi and Vinh . giLAEAKDAS ?1B«-P«00» Bagm.—A veiT
gpgaM•tWKMta'gat'hoz..; • c-• • - r ; _- r ;i latga aaaortßantof BALAMaHDEUfor ntt at raw
Jgeljl;h?<Wli ; aonaWagfiaaa. Wot«t CHESTNUT *U, Philadelphia
A-tax 'MW . "*#■ . . - :V<WH * WATSON,
tmtad ,*»'*»;** ; MAft*BN*s. All persons who
:;i WWlysS^SßSyiWt'.'fflfl*iwt«l»*nfir S' .W); I taTe honght Saaring Maohinea whit* will:aot perform
Vl y.i ■ tb» iwrfc exp««t#i t amufomed that StNGBR’B Ma
> ehSaMaavaTiiUUoddaar kmdofwock. Noomlmtat
WdSAUto. «to
kratMnaAsM'h' giving to #»*&
narnkaaai'et ;a 'cknMntUi fall VaSia ol> hi« money in
aiegaatly-itokib&Bdekitlung.aia ft hiialtomo. valnaWe,
«at-'aM%M**nt beaide., it fcaVing.ita effeot an the
iris*, nod no a tote Mat," i> «nst-
M a*d taarict il on eaob artiole eold, and atriotly adhered
the loweetfeon. The
wtooluee'.weyaofnae.eoci H»-
tk», irioew
<•*«♦»* noMti onttt, eonttary,each garment ia
tote at lAt Jmevii, and Varreated e(Ual to ike
|kaat <« •» tka rift being merely an' additional
toeaah miatovoareto buy, total having aa
ftiegMJthipief/lveslbet they can Invest their money no
} better 1 With the entire ifciraeu of the rrtiole
'.ttenaentlgii the yttbUoaretaritedto cell and make them?
eeiTeefeailiareat the “Temple of Fashion,” No. *O7
foisluat street; -' ’ -'■
• 'rfi*; TnttAirziTßß _ Routs ; FiXsd.—Saturday
Afternoon* at.three o'clock, iu beenftxed for the' »m*'
>al, in the eitjr»ofthe JaeanaeeEmbassy. The commlt
itoe hirve.determmsdta taks thest ranter* sut the enu*
jpipsl WildiiteeftMcttr, end they have accordingly *o
■Hell of RoekbW &WiUoo, Noe, 60S find ttl .OheeWat
street, shore Sixth. Tbeßwbauy will, of bourse, vim
[theefcweTefetred teheed timet the magnificent rnte.-
Tidr. wtithe rue «6ck 6f el«ttot garments for gentler
:»eaasdroeUie-'- ;• v r /.»i; * (L . .
jAMttyALSAf THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS;
Cl* to 11 o’clock liAN HIQHT, ’
: COJrriif K. oomtr or ninth and Cheetnnt,
ONTsvlor.Brietol. Pa CAeeon.pA.
1 Mp. Rework • Was Reed. jr. Boaton ,
! 8P weller.Jr y-- - S JHnrt, W, . -V,
: J RSohrier, W Y ;' A lurking; Cfoioneo 111. •-
Leonero Grove Balt ' L B Rewley, Pbaaixnile
,*W TGdierJtwf. Teno B»mi 8 Hartwell, N J
Mijw Btorneon, Va . Miee Holman. Va,
KFoUr Grok,Xqtlaiid. FBMomr k«f, It V
OhM AReithaed,tf */ > B EBraorop. Boston
J Hol’Md. Isdiea* . _ i f A»|leton, No,
iffiR I Hinton,a
foa&ic -j _
AHaAV&ftM- kffi&x&r**
l.airlß »ril»yrw Y,. J-A. fondarrord Jt ii>. Conn
: -
kS»H**«Kk,yaf : BMOraydont la.Pa
KiT*afdir7Dajlmrf,OoanjoknTjr«dj. Conn
EiiaEiWjtarf.Bavtnn.O^HaTtVrtdanfc wf.Ohio ,
■J^i^S^BeaSfesssr.?
; Ny ,:
fSOiato.TrY, V - P WNea;toii.NY
‘ BsU
tstr-VrlsMafl^,
Iwilsiryi.nitoß ;>r XCVStilee, Boston ;
|RffitaftSKilUk'
Geo H GorHu, Brov 1 • ColH WHowell &w, G&
, . DrQM tTwhur, Md
.to * Thge hi Abbott. Bait
John W Meant, Towasde ft Dsyiason. N T
psm&frXoo -.'ffiftfisyr
■ ’ aIRAHD HOOSE-Nintb ud ChMtiwt itraata!
PPC»«~T.Jr,D.I • AO Muilm.Fbila
,■ Jm DLodlam.’ cim!»*o'
ft^sgrA... | o i USttsri&ta»
lapaS r .-v Bfe" '
OtiM IS ffoTMtfk, Canada MtM Jtob*rts,Canad& .
i<*»Mßulh»an, Pa '' : £B>H*H*maa< Pa ..
B k Sbaaffar.Pa . . GM B'.mman, Pa
-A THeS..JUaneutar,
lH*r4«taa.P , ttabar« [P RsUmaa, NY
IHaMamas.fa := v ' Col OH Rajmonil k la. Del
MiMtU.JUyaMdbHfl WJamal.Bg .
Hobt Yfii.Yai NY , J William,. N Y
HII Baku km Coon •,.MintftUar, Coon
V feo?!3So‘h NJ
, *«*s&*s!, aftac
fpratsf^r.^
Mt**i,i*x’©Bbatt»Hy £W Bernard, Del
&unl Hopkintf.SO Henry Ry*r*OD.BC
PHjriop.N Y 4 , : H HMTiMton. W Y
A VJarreU,,Md .. O«o Pii-her. Hsniibar*
} B Potnem.N I{. ,- < ’JR Eby k. la. Hametarg
w p Patterson, PotteviUe , Ajßradihaw. Pa •
v
W WJYiler A"U;« Y-- Awx Conk. Brooklyn, N Y
All** Cook. Brooklyn. NY< BChibon fc la.. N J v
Jn*HHoc»®ft,wr<N'Y 21A Phillips, N Y
JJ> Bodlo.KJ .... - GAokarman A; la.N Y
W Q Qaiooy A la,lf Y - N.Y
RY - HYFsmoe.Ohio
J J H«cken. Md . V Holme*. Md
Jm Fit*p*t”lpk, Md v AlTßpatsa, Md ,
Cteo,; N Y
*sS®**f* -•feWßa?
i weadoreojl Jk Y, _ : ;o . Bodde, NY,
i* ... .
aster MCSby, Harrisburg
RffSRO HANTS’ BOTEL-Feurth street. below Arch
JafiM Morey. Trenton. -■ Ira Freeman. Jr, DC
CMBiddts.BivertoniN J , Hon Nebraska
PWPtokM.irj HP Pel? warts. Allegheny
# * WnofaL Flwnmgton- kW Wilton .'ad.Pa
Davd Bair. Lanoesler 8 C Wilcox, Berlin, Ct
GeoWJUtbbnro k la, P*'HP Wile*. NY
K I. Beavsfra. Beading RScholl,Reading,
,P O Pertolet. Oi*j. Fa John J Case.fittsburg .*•
1 - -v ; ' JBoW>r.BtL™ii .
Sgi?tes!r§ , r ta ? tam i?ESs9fl£ n^d
’ =•' Vm M BiMttr;WsmiVg
H tollman.’WjTkenb****- - KWWarded. wilkeibarre
~ti liWeasssß. Wilkesbarre HonJ Behind!*. Allentown
A Harrubarc ; , AW-Porter. M&u
A T Joue*. A!* • ' ' Mrs & Morrison, Balt
JJaaiel JMcCooJrrlll ’ MissMorrjjon Axis, Balt
- f .AMERICAN Hi>TElr--ChOTtinnt. aboTe Fifth. .
B LDitHririr./Trento's -. J Keenan J Farrington
Ricbd Mmwop* Clearfield > jasLGyhart. Wd
Rboadi, Readme MiwUCNeff, Rerdmi
BF**oodtiart« Readme- —J B Goodbart. Readme '
! Mw» Goodbart k «*. Read; OM“rmentrofeL Reading
WT Jeandell. Witm. Del GW p*r k .MH.'t Louie
JKUewe-fc UMass GThmnpton. NY,
BWFtnhel.Va • - j G McGonaele, Pa
JM Praaktla Lano co . IVJffsrjA)*, Lsn->cp
jmF Bmith.Reedlne rF A uhler. Lebanon
CM Dtteel if*. Boston.. Mi«*K L.|)a*el,Boston -
fi£5 T fe^T f - Com ! ■ S&SSSFkSSS?
ffßw#A..if.Y . ..._ •s „ BBmew. AetMi .
WRMoTie k la,Dow. A« *;e«d,Ma«r . ,
J RWhitaker. Fbttnixviße LFChasman, M.Chunk
JWilHelot.MCnank Tbn* PBirnpwm. MChonk
wfl Harm, J«rsay chore k Butter W Chester-
B Wood. Jr, N Y - - Albert Treat. Frankfort •
;o.W Parker. Frankfort *£VW choke, felt
rN W Farwell. Maine .V HT) Genther. Va „
! L HHLJr.KY.% " f - -> GH Faster, Jersey City -
Nfi Clark, Newark.Pel - F A Cartii. Del
[ UNION pOTBL-Ara* street, above Third, ;
'J C Stehman, Mp.Laiic - H WEagan, Phila
I B f Berlin. Reading .... W Peacock. Readme.,
MissHDam, Pa ' H Williamson, Lancaster :
Dr.JPheholl. Bethlehem MmMßoholl, Bethlehem
-Mrs Dr Barnes. Bath- - - J Kissinger, Jr. Reading ;
W Welch. Easton , MintJuliaA WelohiEast’n
G W Rartles k la. N J H L McCo nnelK Weynes’tf
fjp Hetnck.-A w/, Kssbm' F R Hetrick Easton'
W K Lockwood Ala.Md .-‘J Q Felton, Pittsburg
A Coy* Allegheny, P»> £*JpC #J| »l*«l,Fa
E V ?*tem*a H J • R H Jones, Tamaooa
G W-Henp dfls. * in*, P» *RGGall*her, Mifiintosrn
J Bismhnifth. Mifflintown « G Cfcsdsr.N Y
JffOrmbjiJfJ RMGrover.NJ ■
•WH<smt? Ohio • Mis Lane, taston 4 , ,
fUnprost, n J " J L Haot, Lambertvfe, N J
RM Moms, Harrisburg W R Allieon k la, Ohio
MistMLane, Easton
JONKB* HOTEIr-Cbsstunt street, above Sixth.
Phila ■ H P PDt.Rsrlin
WFM Williams, Ga Del
J Condon. Jr.-Md • - J H JBrpwn, Philo
Alex Bfm*h, Mess Gen Willnns..Blass ■
WnWa'ker.NY - ACOnr.N-H '
£hMPo«er.y Y \ . J GeoWßullard, Md „
' LJjWooimM. Cape Mar,
wtf Bun. Boston RCCnme.NY
R Yj*ddls,Lano,Pa. . JCartledre NY .
John Parker. Balt John A M|teb»ll, Balt
AClarkiH-Yi '■* AJCisrk,ffY>
WGCorbeU.Md: , L ASchool£eld, Md
ST.LOMB HOTKL—Cktttmjt (trrat. »b. Third.
Wm Hurrinilon. Phil* OH MoCnba,Tune«iia,Pft
' WraCorwia.NJ
WA Jo’ce.Md 1> P'ldWwn*n. TerseyClty
8 Harris. W/taa' ~ AK« , L , TI?L. p ' ulft rtl
Mn <7 W Nixon. Ohio - Mtss K E-Nixon, Ohio
M>h ETayior, Ohio .
STATES,UNT nw ROTEL-Market street, above Sixth,
John Braden NY Jm Smith, Un’orwlle. Pa
H Hinckley. WomelsdorjT iPLSfjkjrtretser, Bellefont
n W Fh*w & wf, Jt l - Eft MoMssters,Clearfield
Wm W Keenan, Graensburg O, Bender, York .
1 J T fit- la. Reading Mrs J Conner. Reeding
Peter Wmdler; Lano co 801 Smoker, Lane eo
'ft H#vnoMs. Jr. Md G ft Sharplssa. Md
T» Bife. Dnncarinon' - PamV ShsMer. Ponoannon
W Johnson,Wilkesbarre D W Whale. NewyiUr ‘
J/tfc* While. NewrfHe- w P nn'nhar. PiMjburg
W Wp«d» Pittsburg JFatcheq, Clearfield
Pit $ L Okain,CfcTisti*iraa
Alex PaviUe, Wilm, Del '
FOUNTAIN HOTEL—Second street, abore Mar«t.
MRKirkbnde. Abeaoom * Cordery, Abseoom •
.gMJfajt tutor. WJ, -- IH D XnewJes. MO. Del
JftMiekle. Phila - - • W» J Towne, Mass
Wmßßeeords. peL -'JegJKevjMMtyf tplf.
Alex Hinson. D*l‘ • A W Tomlinson, Princeton
M a Green. Milford. Del T Fl*na*an, Pa;
Harry Mulligan. Phila Jno O N{ell, Wirtahiokon
JM.HTkompeon.Tnwa,. .JnoMoCormiok,r* ~• -
Joe Davis, Bn»tol,fo _. .'
COMMKRGIAIj HrtTKlr-Bi*lh *tv »»*>« ChMtont.
gw Brower,Fbenixvitle W ' _
H-Kirns-Lancaster m. . \ OeoWHentel fie la. Pa
Wro T Bre,Chester co - M H Jolly. Tyrone, Pa ■
RfOWfM*. .Pnjlestown G T Leonard. Pa
Thp*H>iren. Chester oo Jaoob Johnson, Chester co
ft IsNivin. Chester eo- D Garrer, Pn. •
W H Huddleson. Del eo Gen W T.inviUe, Lane oo
D T>efev«r. Lenoaster co B JMiller A t». Pa
B Miller* re . i - M Hammond. Del , _
W H f-nra J»Y - ■ Jmss Jones. Marple, O
J P Vsrkes. Chester co , JPyott. Delaware oo
RPaiste. Chester no - Miss 6 Rhoads. Marple, Pa
i Jawfe HGarrett, N J Mm a Paist. Chester co
Alex Mode, Pa • T HPearoe As son. Pa
w o he Walker* Dal - John A Raynn'd*. Pa
W Kerr, Md .' <; • . Jas GiifiUan, Chester oo
BARLEY SHEAF ROTBLHSeemu* st.. below Vine.
J LHontiN J -'v=- : AMoGiaughlra. Ch«st‘r co
J RJloe.Lambert vine 1 MrsJßeeder,Pa, _
J H Bradheod. Pike o » - Q W M&Ttwdeli, Pa
MrsM L mftrtindsll, Fa ’ Miss C A Bodins Pa 1
L WKtrk, Balt E Horton, Snyar Bun
B G Robertsi Bellersville Thos Morris. Qnakertown .
J 0 Weeden k la,New Hope Morns L Belli Baoka oo *
Nobje, Rome, Ga . . Jat Dungan,. Boitleton
_O'W . WiQrk &U,KprMtvxlle
K Atkinson , Jos Williams, Mo
A G Agin k Wj Ulootnitrar*
BAi.D 'KAriliß BOTBl^Third at., shore CsUovhlll.
Saint Arnold. Monroe eo K J P Raudenbtch. Pa
liJlSnydar. Pottaville * Philin heeae. Jr,N J
Lewidßoeta; Pa ’ T Pittsburg
C A Rs»*.J)o»)attoWß • J J Early. Lebanon eo
SamiTarlor. SboeaensvlU# Geo V Snyder. Shoanerav
Robt GoodrPoylestown A J Hoemer, Pa
BLACK'JBJSAR IfOTEL—Third at., above CaUowhill,
F l#eistsri Snmneytown . .F Read. Bdnmeytown
Blertand.Kf*Harbor Frank Hersh. Allentown
Cant K ErdmM. Pa , ThOf W .Wright, Pa
BKennen; feUmylkUl eo 8 Bncys, Northarepton
Tlkw ffrwoTfrPMbero . J Maltnberrer, Reading
H axiopf Af-.BOTf L-iUoe street, above Third.
WnrCJTjMri*. York.TA / GV Blanck". Mont*om’yoo
JaebbPliolr, -: ‘ jinwlshlMk. Pa _
JWAlbrtakt, PA; ** @7h Longanaoker,Lano.
H WTfacy A fa. Hartford Mrs Charter A da, BartTd,
£B Greanawa»t, Lebanon. W-AOrth, Pa,. ..
nl Mrooods. Ft Smith, Ark Hx wit man, Beadinc
. J«M« Mstwr-FHd,. ; ReaHinr ,
, «nM*Bon,r. Phid
J MoCart/, W»»tb«rlr > - F All.nbijm .
P M C.ntre V. 11.7 o w r»rn(Mr.AßnvtU«,P»
MOUNT VERNON flOTBls-SMoad tt, . »W>n A/ob.
irte^!N t ?' ,> feg^M wtoWTl
1 aAfttn wmiwiracß.
tikefourth ?,j_
; Osbelio JMult.
from lnat “ * lT * r ‘ '
* boon from New York, inih
mSTb: hughlS- ;
{ '-I '' -*f TKtI»*A»H. " 1 •
i' v '
! The Pri nooA Ibortroon.l* ‘ • Northß ri to a
m. arrived pt Liverpool) and the New York at Bouth
empton*.-
* - 1 MEMORANDA.
' SteamshipDeiattete,'Cannon, cleared at New York
'yesterday (or .Philadelphia. • . . . -
, Steamship Baltimore. Green, from Havana 3d mat,
'arrived at Baltimore yesterday
: Ship Canvas Back, Clark, from Shanghai fan 34 tar
:nvedatNew York yesterday; _ • ...
• Ship Pohabelhnffi reported for Boston, sailed
from Helvoet list. nit—has been reported loading for
P^^*l^ h en Mm. WodW, from Buenos Ayre* for Bal
timore, was siKtialised Jdinit. Ist MiB. long ?l ®« .
. Bark Medora, Wills, nenoe for Bostonv arrived at
H »*f? l5»M?ler!?$r) Randal), from Hio de Janeiro
April is. arrived at New *otk yesterday. .
Bark Nornrabeg*. Pondera, for Galveston, olearedat
for Montevideo, oleared at New
G^r^< ewi Vird! Shackfoftl, oleared atWe w York yes
teBohr R?oha3i Vans, Frink, from Beaufort, NO, ar
rived at New York yseterday* .
Bohr 0 A Stetson, Rich, from Proviuoftown for Phi
ladelphia tailed from Holme# Hole flih met .
Soar Compromise. Andrews, from Boston for Odessa,
Del. sailed from Holme#’ Holt 6th Inst. -
Behrs Faanv, Mavhew. and Percy Wefjner. Gandy,
henoe for Boston; RThomijkin. Lloyd, do for Roxbury;
Nepione- Magee, and D E Wolfe. Russell, do ior Lynn,
and 8 T Garreteon, Grace, from Delaware City for Med •
ford, arrived at Holme*’ Hole 6th in»U - . ', .. .
Steamer Josephine, Green, henoe, arrived at N York
yesterday. : , ,
r JSPEOIAL NOTICES
Deaf Made to Head.—lnstruments 'to
sxti.i the Hsxnnjt, in ever, viri.tr, and of th»,ino«t
approved construction, at P. MADEIRA’S Ear Instru
ment Depot, Wo. 115 Bouth TENTH street, bej9wChjS»ti
nttt street. . • -*rr —
To C;on3uacPtivbs.—Qubru’s Cod Livbr
Oil Jxllt.
This great epccifio for Consumption is fast superse
ding all others in its ourative efTeotanpon those afflioted
with tube renter diseases/being twioe aa effioaoious as
the erode oil. 'Prepared'upon highly eojentido princi
ples of the pure oil, and robbed of the nauseous taateof
the plain article, it is received into the ctomaob in its
jellified form, without and is gradually dis
solved and digested,'passing into the email intestines
drop by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
nutritions properties, and thus assisting and sustaining
nature in Overcoming the disease. Approved by the
New York Academy of Medioine, and recommended by
the faculty'everywhere, this preparation is confidently
offered as a remedy for Consumption and ail Scrofulous
affections. Sold by FREDERICK BROWN, oorner of
CHEBTNUT and FIFTH Streets; FREDERICK
BROWN, Jr., Continental Hotel; and T. W. DYOTT
k SONS, • _ mhSI stufiffl
Watkr Coolers for the Million, at
exceedingly-low prices,Tat E. S. FARBON tc CO.’S
Manofaotory, oorner of DOCK fc PEAR Streets* je7-gt
Sbaxih '8 Saying Fund—Northwest
Conns* Second and Waxjiot Strkkts.—Deposits re
ceived in small and .lane amounts, from all classes of
the community, and allows interest at the rate of FIVE
PER CENT, per annum.
Money may be drawn by oheoks without lofts of in*
terest.
Office open daily* from • until • o’elook, and on Mon
day and Saturday until nine in the evening. Presi
dent.-FRANKLIN FELL t-Treasursr and Secretary.
CHAS. M. MORRIS.
Metres’ Miraculous •Vermin De
strove*,theoldest,andbest remedy known for Ex
terminating RATS and MICE. COCKROACHES
BUGS, ANTS, MU&Q.UITOFS, FLEAS, MOTHS,
GRAIN WORMS,and GARDEN INBKCTB.
Wr Principal Depot, 613 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Bold by ail Druggists everywhere. mylfl-Sm
One Price Clothing or the Latest
Bttlss, mads in the best manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling prices marked in
Plain Figures. AU goods made toorder warranted satis
factory. Our ONE-PRICE system is strictly adhered
to, as we believe this to be the only fair way of dealing
AU are thereby treated alike. • JONES 8c CO.,
sefi-tf- AM MARKET Street
Saving Fcito— National Savstt Trust
CoMfAST.-CEsrt.rwl br the Star, of Peottijlvs is.
Hulls.
1. Money is received every day, and in any amount
large or small.
5. FIVE PER CENT. Interest is paid for money from
the day it is put in.
3, The money is always paid baok in GOLD whenever
it is called for, and without notice.
A Money is reoeivea from ExecntorstAdminUtraiort,
Guardian.!, and other Trustees, in large or small sums,■
to remain a long or short period.
6. The money reoeived from Depositors is invested in
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other first
olaas securities.
8. Offioe open every day—WALNUT Street, southwest
>%—>»- Tf.fwi ittMt. PMljutalnM* IMS
MARRIED.
CARMALT—wof-SEY.—On Toasday.June ftth. by
the Rev. Theodore D. Woolsey. President of Yate Col
lege. Samuel Fisher C*rmalt of Susquehanna oousty,.
to Anne Elisa, daughter of tin late William Cecil
Woolsev, of this city. ' *
KIKKr-tINCObN.—On the sth inst, by Mayor Hen
ry, Mr. fsaao K. Kirk, of Chester county. Pa., to Miss
Funme Lincoln of Ceoil '•onnty, Vd, *
-DAVIBBON—MaFF*;TT.—On the 6th ult.. bv Rev.
John Chambers, Mr. Wm. H.l'avisson, late ofChina to
Miss Mary J Atoffert, of Philadelphia. *
fIeHNART—DAV 8H n the 6th instant, by the
Rev. Charles D. Cooper, Mr. Cornelius S Baronrt.
of Somerset county. New Jersey, to Miss Rebecca W.
Davis, of Philadelphia. *
HbRLEY—TAYiOR.-On *he loth ult.. by Rev.
Charles A. Maison, Levi Herhy and Anna Taylor. *
DIED.
TURNER—At his residence, in this oity.onthe 3d
m*t. Heory Turner, Esq., formerly of Natobez, Miss.,
aged 4B rears. *
OaRPc-MTER.—On the7th inst., George W. Garpen*
ter. in the SSth year of his aee.
Due notion will be riven of the funeral. .*
•HIPPEftSTIEL.—On the dih inst.. Anna, yoasrest
daughter of Fredenok and Rachel Hippenstiel, aged
l rear and 4 ninths. •
KI,"HER.--On the 4th inst., John Fisher. In fith year
of bis age. t
>nneral on Sunday afternoon next, at 4 o'olook. * ■
>U* BE*«T.—On tbs Mb inst., Esther Jane, wife of
Robert Culbert. in the 43th year of her'Age. *
BJSRR.—On'the eve>-ing of the Bth inst., Lewis 8.,
lonof John C.and Adeline Derr,aged 13rears. *
DEAL-—On the Bth inat. after a short illness, Jaoob
C. Deal, in the 94tti year of his age. , , ,
Funeral from the residence of his father in-law. Phi
itt> Himmilwri*ht, Bodine str®et, (formerly Adams/)
above Norris street, Nineteenth ward, on Sunday after
noon, at I o'olook. *
CLOWNKY.—C‘n the6th inst.. Nary Clowney, intbe
77'h year of her age.
Funeral from the restdenoe of her daughter, Marga
retta Lawton, No, 7t4 y spy street, below Kitzwater, and
east of Broad, this (Friday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock *
ABTLKY ~un the 6th inst,, Elizabeth Aatley, in the
76th yevrof her age. *
McOURDY —On th« 6!h inst, Charles Hoover, eldest
son of Charles Henry and LixzieMoCurdy, aged 8 years
and 4 months.
Funeral from the residence of his parents. No. 929
Race street, on Saturday morning a< 10 o'olook. *
HOGU ET —On the 6th inst.. Mrs Mary Ann Hoguet,
wi fe of Frs neis Hoguet. aged 40 years.
Funeml from the residenoe other brother. Marcus A.
Davis, 3U Wharton street, on Saturday afternoon, at
4 o elook. *
PREVOBT.—On the fith inst. Mrs. Elizabeth Prevost,
wife of Mr Francis M. Prevost.
Funeral from the residence cf her husband, No. 340
Catbann* street- on haturday morning, at 10 o’olook.*
S> ITER.—<*n the fith inst, Edward SUter.m the 79th
year of his axe.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 231 Jacoby street,
on Saturday, the 9th inst., at )0 o'clock. *
, GILLIB-—Ou t(ie fith inst. Mrs. Mary A., wife of the
late A. C. Giiiis, in the *7th year of her age.
_ INGHAM-—On tbs fith inst, at Trenton. N. J.* Samuel
D. Ingham, in the 81»t year ofhls age.
, Fonoral this (Friday) morning, at 9 o’olook. from
.his iato resiaenoe. Services in the Solebury ohurob
at 2H P. M, *
CUMMER MOURNING GOODS.
. Black Bare**® and Crape Maretz. X, 6-4,7-4, and
8-4 wide ; Slack Silk Grenadines, Grenadine
-Barege*),Camel’s Hair Barezes, Sommer
Bombasines, Chalis, Crape Chalis, Tamartines,
Tammatans, fine Mourselme da Laines, Lawns,
Gmfth<ims, Organdies, Silks, Foulards.
Chalisde l.ainss, Barege Manti'Us and Points;
Barege, Grfnadme Barege and Grenadine Shawls;
hun Qmb’ellas, Fans, Summer Gloves and
Hosiery;Veils:Collars, blesves, Ao. *
BESSON k SON, Mourning Store,
Jel No. 918 CHEBNUT Street.
fY3=» HEADQUARTERS. FIRST DIVISION.
_L_5 P.V.— Philadelphia. June 6th, 1860.
' , .. . rOrders.No.fi] 1
The. Major General has Just received official Informa
tion that the JAPANESE EMBASSY will arrive, by
special train, at ten minutes past three on SATURDAY.'
Orders, No. 4 are. therefore, so modified that the Di
vision will be formed, as already designated, at half
pait two o’clock P. M.. instead of half pastone.
By Command of Major General Patterson.
jeSft K. BUTLER PRICK, A, A. G. .
rfs» STRAWBERRY AND FLORAL FES-
L 3 TIVAL-—A Strawberry and Floral Festival will
Mneldinthe ODD FELLOW’SH *LL. Franklord. on
be fith, 7th, 8(b. and 9th of June, by the ladies of the
Presbyterian Churob, Open Afternoon and Evening.
Tiokets,looentt. _ - jefi-fit*
rVs-OPFICEPHffiBfIX IRON COMPANY,
Street-. NOTICE TO STOCK
A d Meeting of the Stoukholdets
of this Comptnr will be held at their Office, on *J UEB
- Janezfi,at4H o clook P. SL, atwhioh time and
for PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS
will be held, to .serve lor the ensuing _year.
JAMEBMILLIKEN.
«i.m , i v. „ SeereUry Phmnix Iron Company,
PhiUdeiptia.May is, iB6O. , myisftt
B DAVIDSON,
*. fLateof Wm.H.'Barksdale A Co,)
trpok, note and Real Estate Broker and General Col
lecting agent.
. ST. LOUIS. MO .
Will attend promptly and faithfully to any business
entrusted to him.
Bonds, Stocks, and other securities bought and sold on
commission.
Money invested in paper amply secured by Real Es
tate at ten per oent per annum.
*> ' RBVBJt* TO
Messrs. Runyan, Brown A Co.. Jno. J. Anderson k Co.,
Bankers: Mews, Cross, MoCreery k Co , Fiske, Knight
i S’’ £* °* rb L' B . nd Messrs. Belt, TJlden
k Co.*Bt. Louis , Mestrs.,Worton Bros., Bankers, Pa
ducah, Xys Masara, Davis k Birney, Phiisde phia:
'Messrs. Pnelps. Hliss k Co., New Yorkj and to Bt.
Louis business men generally. J»8,11,13,14.1g.19 6t
■"Mattings ! mattings \ mattings i
4- wbito and checked J
5- II || > Mattings.
• .*4 *’
For gale at loveai oaahorio**. br -
REEVE L. KNIGHT,
, 263 Sooth SECOND Street,
J*B at* above SPRUCE, we»t tide,
TMMEfTSE REDUCTION ON JAPANESE
**■ GO DB,—The ba’iince of the #took "will be Fold with •
out reserve, consisting of Brooade Satins* Silks* Pine
Apples,{Trapes. Pongee Handkerchiefs, Fans, Waite's,
Vases. Wo*k boxes, fee.. *o., at 8 WKBT P*SNN
BCJUARE, first bouse north of Market* above Broad
street. • Jes 6t
«rr*B E INSTRUMENT DON’T LIE.”-
A Life-size PHOTOGRAPHS JNOlLiruatbe
Likenesses, and they are always superior pictures when
made at REIMBR’S Gallery, SECOND street above
Green, ■ It*
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.—2SO bbls Spts
Turpentine, in store and for sale hr ROWLEY.
ABHBUKNKK. be, CO., No. 18 SOUTH WHARVES,
Burning fluid, alcohol, and
CAMPHBNE. in barrels and half barreli.ruariu
faolUMd daily and for sale by ROWLEY. ABHBUR
NKR* A CO * No. 16 SOUTH WHARVES,
ITiNEGAR.—SOO bbls Clarified Cider
v Vinegar. 4SO hbls White Wine Vinegar, in store
end for sale by ROWf/EY, ASRBUftNBH, be, CO., No.
10 SOUTH WHARVES.
KOSIN. —2,000 bbls Shipping Rosin, in
store and forsalo by ROWLEY, - ASH BURNER,
A CO .-wo IH E WHAHVKA ,
nr SUMMER HATS—In Cloth, Pelt, tad
straw, TO rio,«rtw.. k Pnoe l low. a c(j
. It' V, SIXTH and CHESTNUT StraaU.3
.. I.of.- lul V-.-11 .Xll.', I
The pUess.—philahelp
EXCURSIONS.
fiUBiMB FOR:. XHB BIS A -
SiuS (Im4»t
fkM,tid,)TarATLA«Tro.O!TV.L>;. „
» ,il t«m !•»»«• Vlo,.rtf«» j.....: „ .TJB A. K.
B.toirninil,U-atm AttatloCllf. *»'f.g.
•> •> ’
; ' ‘ ‘ ' ' Artel.
JEimmmma £X ursion tick-
ETS to the Deinooratio Co#
_ (*HI A. WILBfifNGTON, ANDBAL
|[{ COMPANY will issue Round
aLT«»tea:r “ * 4
; These tickets will not be good to return till on and
after the adjoarament of the Convention.
Jrt-lOt'. 8. M.FkltoN, President.
QPESINQ OF THE SEASON
’ AT
CAPE MAY .
CHANGE OF HOUR TO
9« O’CLOCK, a. M.
On and after THURSDAY. 7th insL, Steamers for
CAPE MATTand NEW YORK* will JeaV? xffily/at
Besson Tickets for Cape May, good to 6tb of Sep
tember \ • ~, ns CO
JAMES ALi*UERDi6E,Agent
.3l4 and;3l6fiOUTH DELAWARE AVENUE.
jftoit i
. BREEZE PARK
DAY, (Friday.) at 3 P. M„ two
Zv5STir?A- dbntens of speed, mile heats, in five, be*
tween rbe boms Taooar and Jim Porter, in harness,
and between Bay John, in wagon, and Creole, in har
ness. - *
Tiok.t*. 8} «Mh, to b« hud Rt the Gir.rd Houaa, dt
the Park, and at the offioe.
„ Omnibuees will leave Meurs. BENNER fb DoW.
oPh»sto the Baltimore
Depot, Tiokots or aumissiOß may Tie procured at their
omce. , • —— — jj
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADEL
KLKANOR B. fiCHWARZENBERGF.R.bj bar next
friend, &o. vs. LtPMAN 80HWARZENBERGER.
?eoember Term, 185», No. S. Alias sttbp.; - .
o LIPMdN BCKWAHBENBKRGER. itettKindent.
Bia i Take hohoe, that the Court of Common Pleas
hoe grafted a role on you to show cause why a divorce,,
a ttncufo -matrimonii should not be decreed rn the,
above case. Returnable on SATURDAY, June 16.1560,
at ten o’oiook A. M.
FREDERICK HEYER, for Libellant
June 7.1860. jeB 4t* ■
SALES BY AUCTION.
fiSnBAZAAR, NINTH AND SANSOM
sey*? STREETS.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, Ac.
- - On Saturday Morning,
Commencing with the Carriages at 9)6 o’oiook, with
the horses at 10tt o’oiook.
87* No postponement on account of the weather,
included m the catalogue will be over
FIFTY MVTCBED aNUBINGLK HORBEB.*
Jft«. hrw -“ of W»&***: h4r -.
m?8-2tlf Auotloneer.
gOVS- CLOTHING.
ROOKHILL & WILSON.
No. 603 AND 600 CHESTNUT STREET,
Are offenbg to the public, 'in Cehohotion krith their
regular bnmnese of *
MEN’S CLOTHING.
A superior stock of \
BOYS’ CLOTHING.
Of the latest Spring Goods, and made in the
MOST FASHIONABLE MANNER. '
Measures taken and Garments made to order at the
SHORTEST NOTICE. ipyfl-lm i
H. ELDEIDGE,
« CONTINENTAL CLOTHING HOUSE,”,
N, E. Comer EIGHTH and CHESTNUT Ste,
tOt" Customer Work made at short notice.
tshsi-Sm-if
IAPANESE SUPPLEMENT TOPBIfcA-t
TB^S E PH? A f/Sft H ln A R i NO UIRER win issue A
BUPPLEMBIiFr on SATURDAY containing the Por
trait of Each Member of the Embassy and the Commis
sioners—Also one of the Celebrated Tommy—The Visit
ing Cards of the Ambassadors—Their Kitchen Ar
rangements and Mode of Cooking— I Their Parlor Ar
rangements and Mode of Sitting—A Sketoh of the His
tory of the Japinese- _
- PRICE TWO C^NTi*.
Atenta should send, m their orders at onoe. je6*lt
TAPANE9E SUPPLEMENT TO PfIItA
THI®LpSrLABmoUIRER will ins. a
SUPPLEMENT onBATURD**, containing the Por
trait of each Member of the Bmtmssy.aod the Commis
sioners—Also, one of the Celebrated Tommy—The Vi
siting Carde of the Ambassadors—'Their,Kitchen Ar
rangements* and Mode of Cooking—Their Par'or Ar
rangements. and Mode of Sitting—A Sketch of the His
tory of the Japanese „ ‘
PRICE TWO CENTS.
Agonta should send in their orders at onoe. jefi-kt '
TAPANESE SUPPLEMENT TO PHIL A*
«F DELPFIA INQU BEIL
THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER will issue a
SUPPLEMENT on SATURDAY oontaming the Por
trait of each member of the Embassy and the Tommis
sionera—also, one of the Celebrated Tommy—The Vi
siting Cards of thei Kitchen Ar
rangements and Mode of Uooking—Their Parlor Ar
rangements and Mode of Sitting—A Sketoh of the His
tory of the Japanese.
PRICK TWO CENTS.
AgentsshouldsendmthciroTdersfttonoe, jeB«lt
TAPANE'E SUPPLEMENT TO PHI
THE PHILa DBLpB[» IH I%UIRKR will inu, ,
SUPPLEMENT on SATURDAY eonbunlni! the Por
trait of each Member of the Embassy and therComm's
sioners—Also, one of the Celebrated .Tommy—The Vi
siting Cards or the Ambassadors—'Their Kitchen Ar
rangements and Mode of-Cooking—Their parlor Ar
rangements, and Mode of Sitting—A Sketoh of the His
tory of the Japanea*
PRICE TWO CENTS.
Agents should send in their orders at onoe. Jeg-at
TAPANEBK SUPPLEMENT TO PBILA
•Iwa®™, UTRER will iuus a
hUPPiiEMENT on SATURDAY containing the Por
trait of Each Member of the Embassy and the Commits
stonera-rAko, one of the Celebrated Tommy—Fhe
Visiting Cards of the Ambassadors—'Their Kitchen Ar
rangement aid tfode of Cooking—Their Parlor Ar
rangements and Mode of Sitting—a fiketob of the His
tory of the Japanese. _
. , .PRICE TWO CENTS.
Agents should send in their orders at onee. JeB St
rjVHE FINE ARTS.
EARLES 1 GALLERIES
OP
fain tings
, Ann •
LOOKING-GLASS WARDROOMS,
810 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA •
JAMEB S. EARLE Sc, SON have now in their Gal*
lories a very large and interesting collection of
paintings,
The works of Native and Foreign Artists. Among the
newest additions are Pictures by Weber, Ed. D. Lewis,
ffaseitino, Lang, Waugh, Moran, Van Starkenborgti,
Whittridge, and others.
K.OIHER* EL’S greatest produotion,COßlOLANUS
AT THE UATBb OF ROMIS. still on inhibition.
NEW ENGRAVINGS Just received, including the
latest subjeots of Landseer, Austell, Tayler, Faed, Ac.,
* O, THE PALMER MARBLES.
Photographs of the Marbles of PALMER, the Scalp
tor, comprising Spring, Resignation, Faith, Immortali
ty, Peasant Roy, Indian Maiden, Sappho, Morning,
Evening, Ac.
For sale only at
EARLES’ GALLERIES,
810 HESTNUT STREET,
FHIIiAUELFHIA. j,7-10t
Q AST-STEEL BELLS.
FOR CHURCHES, FIRE ALARMS, *c.,
rot BALE 9T
NAYLOR & 00.,
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parlor Ibity.br seventy. Every room m the boose Is
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on an extensive scale, with accommodations for lour
hundred guests; beautifully looaied oa Long. Island
*ouod, fourteen miles east or New Haven, on toe New
London and Stomnston Railroad ; new Billiard Room,
with three new tables, two new ten-pin alleys at a con
venient distance from the bouses and twelve new bath
ing houses. Fishing is not surpassed on the sound. A
new yaoht of forty-five ton*, and several small sail
boats, wijl be constantly on hand, ready for parties.
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A new barn, one hundred by fifty-two feet, has been
built this spring, which will accomodate fifty horses.
Light acres of land have been enolosed and filled with
ornamental and fruit trees, walks, Ac.
The House will be opened for the reception of compa
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superintendence of the owner.
N. B.—Mosquitoes are never seen at the Head.
JeB ltdstW
npONTINE HOTEL.
JL , . new haven, conn.
l»Thesnbscriber has refurnished this fashionable first
class Hotel entire this spnngjiremodeUed the old Dining
Room; added a new Ladies’ ordinary; and put in com
plete oroer his Billiard and Bath Rooms.
Families can have suits of rooms at either House, as
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Boarders can go to and from the TONTINE to the
HEj&D, three times a day. by rail, and take their meals
at either House, without extra oharge.
Having purohased and stocked a targe farm at Sa
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Iruit, caily, from the farm.
A tele<raph line has been put up at Sachem’s Head,
and at the Tontine, at the proprietor’s own expense,
whioh oonneots with all the lines in the United Btate«.
• jeS-dltWfit H.LKE BC«ANi*ON.
SUMMER BOARDING.—OLD SAND
SPRING near Wometsdorf, ”erks county. Pa-
The Jared and commodious HOTEL AND BOARD
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15th o JUNK t IBCQ.
SGTXomnmnioa’ion twice daily, from Philadelphia
and Hamsburg, by the Reading and Lebanon Valley
Railroads.
ST* Boarders received by the week or through the
season, on reasonable term*. -
JeB-lm JOHN MANDERBACH, Proprietor
The loretto . springs, Cambria
.county, Pennsylvania. will be opened for the re
ception of visitors, on the 20th day of June next, under
the management of Major JOBN BRADY, well known
as the highly competent and experienced landlord, for
maqy years, of the Brady House, Harrisburg, Pennsyl
vania.
This new and delightful resort for those seeking either
health or pleasure, is situated one mile from the village
nf Loretto, and four miles from Cresson Btation, on the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad—from whioh, to Lo
retto. there is &weU*construoted plank road.
The Springs aresboutS.fiOOfret above tide-water, and
the air is always bracing and invigorating, the thermo
meter seldom ranging sbeve 73 deg. in summer. The
bead-waters of the rusquehanna and Clearfield abound
iiitrnut, and the mountain ranges are filled with same,
affording fine sport to those who are fond of such
amusements.
The buildings are admirably constructed with respect
t» room and ventilation, ana the whole fitted up with
every appliance tnat can contribute to the comfort and
oouvenienoe of the guests—ball.alley, baths, billiard
tables. &0., 40..
The waters of these Springs have been analyzed by sc
veral eminent r'hemists, and found to contain, in large
proportions- all tboso valued mineral properties for
which the Springs of this spur of the Alleghany-have
long been celebrated.
In connection with the Spring* is a Water-Cure
Establishment, chartered by the State, and under the
charge of the Celebrated Hy<;mpathio Phyaiomn. Dr- 4.
Froase, of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, who will give hn
entire attention to the oure of all diseases Terms 91(1
perweek per patient
Commutation tickets to Loretto Springs, for visitors,
will be issued from Philadelphia, Pittsburg, aod all the
way-stations on tne route.
A daily mail leaves Loretto for all parte of the Union*
On the arrival of visitors at Cresson, ooaohea will be in
readme's to conve* them to the Springs.
Those visiting the Water-Cure should be provided
with packing, covering. &o.
je7-tjyl F. A, GIBBONS. Jr„ Secretary,
CARLISLE The favorite resort for those
who anpreoiate Grand Soenery*
te-feSkn^’P-vIo"^
Csmbirldi o*; S>a. S“.™- Goodaooietr, and a Good
Accommt>dation*for Aauie ‘
300. , For particulars send for Cirou
tkbms low- lar.
OWEN. CLENDENIN. & VIBSOHER.
je7-3m ; Carlisle Spring, Pa.
Mount holly springs hotel,
PENNA.
This favorite and .delightful SUMMER RESORT,
Six Miles from Carlisle, Cumberland county, is now
open to visitors.
The pure atmosphere, mountain air and water, with
the beautiful drives and walks, and other attractions
which are so well known, make it a very desirable
place for Families to spend the Summer. •
for further particulars, address hs above.
ISAAC PARSONS.
Junefl. 1890. je6 12t
Florence heights hotel.—The
extensive Hotel will be opened for the reoeption of
visitors on the JOth of June.
The arrangements will be under the direotion of
that eminent oaterer, THOMAS J DORSEY, of this
oity, to whom • pplioation ntay be made for Tooms, at
No. 1231 LOCUST Btreet.
Pio-Nio, and other Parties on the lawn, will have es
pecial attention, withounntrnding upon the privacy of
regular boaters.
The subscriber may be found at the'Hotel. to make
the necessary arrangements for boarders.
je2-10c • E. ROBBINS, Florence, New Jersey.
Bedford springs.—This well-known
and dellghtfnl Summer Retort wilt be opened for
the reoeption of Visitors on the FIRST OF JUNE,
a nd kept open till the Ist of Ootober.
Tne Hotel will be under the management of Mr. A.
G. ALLEN, whose experience, courteous manners, and
attention to \tiu guests, give the amplest assurance ol
comfort andjund treatment.
Parties wishing rooms, or any information in regard
to the place, will address the subscriber, _
JNO. P. kEKD. Seo'jr and Treasurer.
my3o-Sm Bedford Mineral Springs Co.
MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
J Lanopster County.' Pennsylvania-—This estab
lishment will be open by the lltn of June. The ad
vantages of this beautiful resort are: Mountain scenery,
pure air, and soft water; every variety of bains, ond
amusements; a good stook of livery horses, and car
riages. For further particulars call on JOSEPH B.
mYERS, corner Third and Vine Streets { JAMES S.
Post Office, Lancaster County, Pa. my3o-lm
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V? landing, made by the Walhonding Coal Oil Cora-
Pl Forquality,briUiaooy, and cheapness, this Oil is un
surpassed.
Samples will be furnished, and all information given,
by WILLIAM M. WILSON,
General Agent for the Company,
je7-6tif 21-8 MARKET Street.
1860. I0E! I0E! 1860.
COLD SPRING ICE COMPANY.
OOAIiB OF FAMILY FBIOIB.
8 pounds daily 40 oenta per week,
12 “ " 58 “ “ ;
16 ” ** 63 ** *«
20 “ “ 70 “ •• ‘ 7 *
40 “ “ 106 « «« •
yg »* 178 •« •«
Send your order* to the office*, ormar M to the
rpRUSSES i BRAOeS! SUBPORTERS !
a at NEEDLES', TWELFTH
Twelfth street,
attendants, Frenoh.Eng-
Anoeriewi, in great variety. Belt*, ilaatio
wSrlSfo/^j I^?°*°^ *** . ,°^® r Braces, SynngeaC&o
P' O. SPIOELAND.
attorney at Law. ( c/ntor,ky.
. ■!£. special attention paid to thefo olleotion of claims
Marshall, Lyon, Coldwel and
Christian counties,
Barnett, M.Cjt Up H.J.Btiies,
Cmirt of Appeals; Hon. J, C. Da *«ey, ClrOait
Judge, Hopkinsville, Ky. inyg 24t ,
100 PIPE!3 LTON GI Nr just re-i
ceived, per brigs “Twee Vrieoden” and
** Heinrich," from nottefdwn. Imported, and for sale,
by JOHN GIBSON, SONS, & CO. 1
~leB-«t*
1 WANTS.
TSjTAIiTBD—A Protestant man of qniet
v * habits to wait upon a Mminsni' invalid *t,«
vjolmtr of thocity. flood w«KS?“ s7f.r.nwWr
chary'tor icautiite. Call for ivo Ayitio JNorth
*!;««,(»«« »tre«t Slow Aroh)%*tSSi;
WITANTED —A middle-aged single man,
B', ’ to eo out of tin cJtr.to wo/k on a turn. Mott
‘dsptand the care ot horse*. Apply at Merchants?
otei, liefore nine irhlook. 1 it*
’’OJ'AN^jtD—An, honest man, who can
", ff? 6.1 n s w,it awlKilwrtirToo.l7
•toro. T«f«r«UQM nsoited* Addiw “ V.,fc Co /■
oltioo of tin, ttjif iof-.t*
TS/ANTED —A Purchaser for a first-class
*7 Paloot risk.: or tmwould mool. u totem!in
a »r. bname*. with tha omjr of ths int.nUon. jld
dtau *' J. h. J0n..." Plood . Pi.oatot. jfiMt*
XirANTED —One or two large Booms,
uritk hiih oailinrt, MUablo tr u,ht njjnarao-
WANTED- A psrtner With eight to ten
thousand dollars is oesh, la fi well-established
bosmess, to attend to the Book* and Correspondence of
the firm, and to take the interest of one wuQun* to re
tire by the Ist df Jfify next. For pertioduni address,
with real name only, u U.A Coi,” at this Ogee Jefi-St*
VS^ANTED—Bj an experienced Sales*
v v man* a situation m a C oin store. Best of re
fsfencs given. Address 4 ‘ CLOTH,” offioe of Tie
Ptm. ....... Jeift*
A YOUNG MAN fttua the country wishes
opportunity of learning a trade. Would he wil
ling to indenture himeelf. Apply to T. LOUDLRBACH,
No 720 nioßfllSStreet,
by a young lad, seventeen
▼ ▼ .«e*rsold,afitoalion in a retail grocery store.
Address AUQUBTUB, offioe of thie paper. irt-4t*
\&r&&T!ED— A Situation by % young Man
.porter of FACRER In a Dry Good* or
FOR BAl£ AMD TO LET.
TDUBLIO SALE OF ORIZABA IRON
i , WORKS, SOPHIA FURNACE, fcc.-By virtue
or authority vested in ua as Trustees for certain ore
dltort of Pollard McCormick. at,d in jrarsuaooe of a de
cree of the Oistnot Court of Allegheny county, iq the
Commonweath of Pennsylvania, In No 3 ofNovenber
term. 1868. we will expose topubuo sale, at the MGR
OHA KXCHANBK, on FOURTH Btredt,- in the
city of Pittsburgh, en the iftti (twelfth) day of June.
1860. oomroeDoing at 11 o’clock A-M., the Rolling Mill
and Natl Factories, situated near New Castle. Law
rence county, Pennsylvania, known a*the ORIZABA
IKON WORKS, co-tainmg )6 Boiling Furnaces, 3
Heating Furnaces, Bar Rolls, Small Rolls, Nail Plato
and Muck Roll*. Sqaoesers, 49 Nail Machines, one
Wrought Spike Maooine. and Machinery for masnlao
tunng Nall K*gs and Fire Briok.
Also, the Blast Furnace, known as SOPHIA, ad
joining above works, whioh is capable of turning out
tons of Pig Iron per week.
Also, several lots-of ground, adjoining, and several
pln-esoflandadjacentto the lion Works,containing
Coal, Iron Ore, Limesioile, and Fite Clay.
Tzrmb : One fourth of toe purchase money to be
Eaid in oash os the acknowledgment Of the deed; the
alanoein one, two. and three years from the time of
sale,with interest from that time; th« deferred pay
ments to be scoured by bond and mortgage on the pre
mises. . H. •RttaDY WILKINS,
CHARLES KNAP.
JBAAC M. FENNOCK,
Jr 7 tjyU VM. K. NIMICK.
SALE OR TO LET—A Double
•*- Stone ‘ ottage. Germantown, situate on Dewey’s
lane, second house from Thorp’s lane, five minutes
walk from railroad station, Contains all the modern
conveniences. Apply to F. s. WIL?ON,
jee-lm 7 603 CHEBTNUT Street
gS TO CAPITALISTS.—FOR SALE—
every oonvedKWoe for carrying on an extensive bus!-,
ness. A desirable.inveitment to persons of energy who
can push the basinets. For sale with or without the;
building. Inquire at 90 CHESTNUT Street '
. JalSwfmtfif , BART, MONTGOMERY, fc CO. ,
A ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE
for Sale, rdplefe with all the modern conveni
ences, m oss of the most hsalihfal sections of Penn-;
sylvania, convenient to the oity, on the line of the Penn-’
sylvania Railroad, with soeeesto and from the city *e
verM times daily. Will be sold on reseonable terms, or
exchanged in part for merchandise or oity property, or
a Large portion of the puiohcae money may remain se
cured upon the property. For further particulars apply,
at thl» office. je3-6t* 1
m FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR
■a.MERCHAi>DI6E—Two two-story brick houses!
and lot of ground subject to improvement Rent for
972 per aouderi, eaoh. A small amount of oath* and the;
balance m merchandise required. Address A. 8., Press:
Office. my2B-lm •
m FACTORY PROPERTY FOB SALE—
JBSL A most desirable Factory, with large lot of
ground, fronting on three etree s. suitable for almoet
any kind otmannlaoturing. Terms easy. Forparticui
lars, inquire of ALpRKD FITLER, Bixtb below Arch,'
ortoW.i). ROGERS, No. 1009« Ueetoutet.
m TO LET OR FOR SALE—A FOUR
SRatory house, double book bulldin**, all modern im
provements, in complete order; an elegantlarteyard.;
forms low to a good teoant. Situated No. 1994'
CHbSTNUT Street. Apply at No. 719 CHESTPfUT,
Btreet, in the Masonic Hall, ; ayo-tf
FOR SALE. CHEAP—A new Ladd, Web
ster, & Co.’s Sewing Machine—the best mann-l
faotured. Address •• Sewing Maohine,” office of The
Press. . • myM-tf '■
£ FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET—Aj
furnished house to let, at the northwest sorner of
Ninth and Locust streets. Apply on the premises, or at
No. 19 FARCfcUHAR BUILDINGS. my9-tf ;
TO NCRSERYMEN AND FLORISTS
For sale a, large lot in the Southwest#rn section of
the oity. weliadaotedfpraNursery. Terms
ting. For particular* address •* K,” at this offioe. ap!7-tf
®TO RENT—Two beautifully situated'
double house*, well shaded, with coach houses!
and gardens attached, oaTaooay Flank Road, one mile;
below Taoooy. and three-quarter* of a mite from Faa
ganger Railway depot at 'flndesbnrg. Apply at 717;
WALNUT Btreet mhlT-tf t
TO LET. —The first floor of the fine build-!
lug. No. 704 CHLBTNUT street, formerly oonupied,
for a wholesale (and late< j ss a retail) fancy goods and
perfumery store. Applyat the office of JULES H&UKIi
& CO., No. 704 CHKSrNiir street. Fhila. je4 lm j
MljjPß SALE, on accommod&tiog terms,
the STORE AND DWELLING, No. 211. Arch!
street. Apply to -■ WM. R. ALLEN.
my3l-12t*. 633 ARCH street
S FOR SAL I *—A HANDSOME PHO-I
PERTY, in Gtrmantown, within a few minuted
walk of the depot. Fine garden, with hot-beds. A bon-;
d&nee of Frnit—Grapes, and plenty of shade. BJoce
House; gas and water throughout. Stone Stable. Large
Lawn. ' 1
Terms very aooommodatlnr, and poesessaon given
when required. Apply to B. B. COMEGYB, ’
apU-if at the Philadelphia Bank.
BOARDING.
/COUNTRY BOARDING AT A FARM
HOUBE a few miles from the city, can beob
ta:ned. Address CAbEB WILBON, • Blood’s Dis
patoh. • jef-af
COUNTRY BOARDING—At a firs*-clas^
V 7 farm-house, thirty-six miles from the City* near
Avondale Bution, P. tB.C. it R. to and fromi
the otty three tunes • Persons desmng Board for;
their famiues are invited to view the place. Cars leave
Decot, fIGHTfc>.NTH and MARKS r > Streets. BM
P.M., and AVONDALE in time to reaeh the oity by 9
A. M. For pai ticalars, address E. W. HICKS, Chatham,
Che ster county, Penna. < - • ■ jtfrlft* }
Families and gentlemen wish-!
ING FIRST-CL AS t BOARD, with cool Rooms]
can now have choice at 9>»«? WALnUT tit. ~ je4-Im»,
SUMMER BOARDING. Accommodaj
tions for two or three small-else families, and a few
single boarders, osn be secured at Eaton
H enneit Square, Chester county, ifappUoaLon be made
withoutdelay. Aooess by cars three times dailjr. ;
Ai>ore*s WILLIAM CHANDLER,
je2-Ut* Prmoipal sn > Proprietor, i
TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN OaN BE
nooomroodated -with pood, aiiy s߻rtiiieiit.,(with
or without board,) m a pnvit. fatiily. LgutionMm
tral. AddroM "TOLBERT,” Uirouph Blood - . Bii
r»toh. ' -
DIVIDENDS.
PORN EXCHANGE BANK,
V 7 - FannuiKLrHU, M.y 1, IMh ,
1 Th« OirMton h.v. TEIB DAYd«l»r»d, DindoUd
f THRKB FRR CENtTod tht CpiUl Stook, olni ol
*** W ’“ , ' a °° Caihior '
EDUCATIONAL..
fl/I'TSS LUCY R. MAYER and Mrs. R.
Hi M. BIRD will raw. th.ir SCHOOL for Yount
Ludie, at 1010 SFRUOE Street, on MONDAY, Bep;
tember ITth, lm. jct-lm
REMOVALS.
KEMOVAL SMALL A . CHANDLER,
WHOLESALE OROOERK, b.ve removed fiod
ee North SECOND Street, to 111 MARKET Street,
aboye Front, north tide. - ’ ; :
SAVING FUNDS.
AMERICAN SAVING FUND.—.Com-
A Jnanj’e Buildmp, eoutheMt, oorner WALNUT
and FOURTH Street*., Open daily from » till »
o’ofook, and on MONDAY till S m the eyeninr. Thie
Old Inatitntion hae alwaya paid in full, on demand,
without notj^; EREgT pIVE pER CENT ,
Alt eum. paid
ALEX. dTHILLDIN, FreeidenL'
SaMu. WORK, Vice President, ■
John c. Farr, . T-E-Horaer, Oeonre Nnrent,
John Anepaon, Jr., Sami. T. Bodtne, AlD.fi.Robeita,
John Aikman., Jopm Bowimn. H. H. Eldndte,
Wm. J. Howard, JOHN 8. WlLSON,Treasurer. -
JOHN O.BIMH. Secretary ♦ mrlB-lm
SPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND,
Office, 331 North THIRD Street, between Vine
and Cailowhiil. incorporated by the Legislature April
14th. 1551. Open for Deposits and Payments, daily, from
SSiHo’oloor. Also,on MONDAY and I'aUJWDAY
EVENINGS, froms toB o’cloolc. _
Interest 6 per cent per annum.. Depositors ean with
draw their none?* by Checks, if desired. Bfeoial De
poeiu reoeived. jm£s g PRIKeLB> p m ident.
Foancis Ha»t. SeoretaTv. anSO-tfif
SHEW &Oo
PHOTO9BAPH FRAMJS DEPOT,
No. 39 SOUTH EIGHTH Street,
Above Chestnut.
Thin U the only establishment in the. oity devoted
exclusively to PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES. A greater
variety of OVAL GILT FRAMES on hand tbgn can be
found in any one establishment in the United State*
and prices lower. - , ,
*SP Bring your Photographs, and have them fitted
cithontwxtT charge. - mbt-Sm
QARRIAGEB,
OF nn UWOFADDnU, OF
WIXjULAM JD. ROGERS.
BBFOSITOKT,
No, IBM OHESTNVT STREET. NojMUjy!;
! AZUMEA ! AZUMEA !
AZUMBA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA! I
PRBF.I MORRIS’ AZUMEA BAKINS POWDER.
Manufactured eol.ly at No. SB North I FOURTH
Btreet, and for sals by Grooars generally. ■ myg ftnif t
fItoTURTLE AND GLAM SOUP served
N. B. Dinners fromU to 3 o*dock. 1 mySB-tf; ,
MSS. M. S. BISHOP’S PAgISrAN
THE BEST ARE OBEAPjlpi^itti
Umbrella* and Parasols of * ?
WM. H. RICHARrSpN, l.
myH-Urlif No. 41S MARKET St,
t PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS
in every variety, oheap, at
7 WM. H. RICHARDSON’S, !
reru-ti.lif •i SM *RKHf fit,
nr FAIH.B i) N KS’ PL A'J FORM SCALES.
] ’ •<-1 srif. AJfirSEItESTS.' .v.. ;r -
IwaLifUT-sTßpai theatbi.
* h * p,ri< ' ,
jr.rrai«b CHit Mr. Ckiaiami; Mr. TtftUr.Mu.
OLANCE'AT NEW YOIK.
Mm., Mr. CHufmi ftrrr.
VraMUo,.,
\VHEATLEY & CLARETS ARCS-
T w STREBX TRIBATKH.
LAST HIBHT BUT ONE OE THE SBABOtf!
Or,
FARKWBLL BFIfBFIT '
IVATIONAL TfIATHE-WALNUT
A 1 BTHKET. ABOVE EIGHTH. .
Third Kiiht of tog T>au Aetnm.
JOINT BENEFIT ififllNlSY ANB J. T .
Ma W ’»toheli Ma * llll * jrj Wcred Lindsey, SCm
tVr * ‘THR LIMERTCf DOY.
THR TWai^NNYOaStLB®.
SCALE Or
oto. i Family Circle. 15 eta.: Orchestra Chairs, assured.
Mot*.; Ctfqr*d9caes,>*eta-; Seats m Private Wmree,
75 fits. s'Kunr* Frlyato.Bpr. 99 and 9A
Door* open *4 7X .o’clook; Performance will eom
me jea punotatlly at 8 cr slock.
XfcDONOUGH'S OAIXTUB-RAOS
ITA STREET.
. THBEE «BW PUATB,
AN OLIO!
PADDY'S WKUDINA „
the oMureua. J _
THB BBaT COMFAhhr iN THE CITY,
TNIBST GRAND MUSICAL fSSTIVAL
A AND PIONIC OP . TUB FBn.ADSI.nfA
OLEBPIELdV on x MOIiDAV » «* 4W
The Cowwittee bate Nliefted tbii b*aja*inl and to*
mantle retreat, bein* Mir of-Meaaa tirjffl tbeCttr
Paeeenier Swfwar. Cai*.aonneetinawnfe tbeGiwJ'
ateane Mhr»Lor «• FwMßVßuiurtMfa, ttkw*
fau'fiWrr ia“ lr SsuiD T "i>f, thuity mk-
FORMERS, will vencraa wri«r o/TntreMatorr
Mono. Daaoin* w»l! e**nßenoe'at SI it A
Grand Concert at SK o'clock P. M- it 4
my, to conclude at* o'clock. A Fouee foro# viß Mis
attend&noe *o piatenre order.
Ticket*. M cent*. (Children under fen tears fr*e>,
o’n be crowed at the ¥n«je etoree of AlfDltE k Co.*
11104 CHESTNUT Street, l, &W TOR,
! 8. R.corner of SEVENTH and CGt£BTR (TT Btreefca
i & For farther particular* see Bandar paper* (Jet-tt
RECEPTION OF THE JAPANESE.,
| SATURDAY AFTEEKOOtf, AT t O*CLOC*«-
A laroeasd enbetaatUl cohered STA«E t* being er-ted
on BROAD street, adjoimnf tbe Academy ofßiie.'aa
pnble or eiatiAa- I.iGO pertoa*!, oomron shir. Ticket*
i with seat reoerWdf are) (to aaleatClttCulßlfltf k
SON’S. No. 807 CBBSTWUT etreet. Price »oe«*.
JeB-W* , . . .
THBATHS.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT f
NIXON’S. ROYAL EQUESTRIAN TROUPE
. vnoai
NIBUVS GARDEN, New York; .
BOSTON ACADEMY OP MUSIC; and
ASTLEY’S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, Dodon,
At whioh placei they have drawn the most crowded
Rudienoes,and created the greatest senaation ever
made in America. Comprising the most finished and
accomplished array or artiste* ever brought. together on
thie continent.
Will open for a - ,
r , BRIEF SEASON,
Comn ‘Mo n KD AY', JUNE ll,' I„«.
K'oidis, nw'4tutMd turtaik.mnd raudniths .ran.
as clean as a parlor.
Among the Artistes are-* ; „
t ~ Ml e.EI-LA ZOYARA. _
•* The greatest Equestrienne in the World.
JAMEHItOBINSOff,
whose Riding aad Vaulting era a hcrse, without saddle
or bridle, are beyond parallel. - •
THE HANLON BROTHEtS,
the most wonderful Gymnasia trey wen in this or ant
other country. " _
- _KBRR CHAWiTON,
, The Renowned ContortionisL
S „ w^dbj|h.? U,.^g, W o| . .
COURT JEBTER. .Mr. JOSEPH PEN+LAND.
Among the leading feature! eftke Performance
will be - 1 - -
. THE BEAUTIFUL TRAINER MARE,
*ZAi 0 E E
Managed by FLL A ZOYARA. *'
BOX BOOK WIT.L OPEN
On SATURDAY. JUNE 9. at M A. M.
On WEDNESDAY ud BATDEDAY,
At 9 o’clock. , -. ~ - - jt7«tt
AND HISTORICAL PAHO
s«K»to#SS
RICA. • -
• Afldalao the more thrilliae of the
vooai?amdSVo??ri?i<knta*'moBlc,
Appropriately Illustrating each Beene.' >
Will be performed by. two accomplished Young La
dies. -
Doors open at 7P. B&.; Exhibition oommenees pro .
cisely at AT. M.
Admittancescents- Children 10 cents. '
■y Arrangement* made with Touchers for the ad'
mittance of School* to Alternoon Exhibitions, oauo*
derate terms. jeg-gt*
THEATRE.
MORRIS BROTHERS.TROWBRIBOB’fI
EIGHTEEN STAR PERFORMERS.
FOR
COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 11.
For fall purtioalars see future Advertisements, Play
Cards, Show Bills aad Programme.
Admission - ... g cents.
Secured Seats in Boxes——. AS oents.
Orohsst ra ~ » cents.
Beatsin.Pnvsteßoxas..~.—7Scents.
Gallery..... cento.
LON MORRIS, Manager.
jet 6t* . CHARLES A.,MOHRIB, Agent.
(SOLOMON’S TEMPLE.
A lerie, heantifnt, end peTleot model of toe fiend
estandmoet intereetunr bnudins ever bultleoreoted
intheimmeneeealomnf
MARKET,
The Model is 55 feet long. 54 feet wide, and 15 feet
high; lighted by 265 gas jets, and the worshipper! re
presented by 000 figures arrayed in Jewish eoataat*
inrroandicg the vanoas oovts, give it a lila-M»ap
*°Keadlsi Ki r gs. Bth to 9th ohaa.; 1 Chron.,2Bth Jd
Chmn.. 4th and Tih chapa.; «ed Kxonas, sth, ehaf..
contents and desert stum of GotosMQ's Temple, afi Of
which is faithfaliyjep raesated in the Mow* .
OPKN TOVTSIT a lO to 12 A. M» 3 to «
and 7tolo P. ft. Xfeetaraatll«4 ( aDd^Co*ek>ck. ,
Admission, 23 oents; nes childrm, 25 osets; amgle
ohtld, 15 cents.
Liberal arrangements made withaehooleand ekarehtt
with privilege of lectnre by their pastor. mrl-tf
PENNSYLVANIA AOADBMYOFHNB
JL ARTS; 1025 CHfeifTNUT Street.
Ths S7th Annual Exhibitioius now open dmly.£ram
0 o ulook S. M, until 7 P. M„ a»d from 3 till 10 r. M.
Admission 23 oents. Season tiokets, to cents. Chit
dren, ■ ha If- prioe.
Stockholders willreoeive their tiokets at the offieeof
the Academy.
MEDICINAL.
pROF. MORRIS’ SUOSPHALOS,
PROPESVOR MORRIS’
PROFESSOR MORrIB’
PROFESSOR MORRIS*
EU C E PHILOS,
EUCBPHALOSi
BUCEPHALOS,
an invaluable
an invaluable
AN INVALUARLB
FOR DISEASES OF THE
FOR DIBKABES OF THE
FOR DISEASES OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM)
Aooooasio«ed by intense
APPLICATION OF THE MIND
to the raefcarekas of Literatua, tha aonearns of
Commercial and Financial Bnsness, and tha affairs of
Prolession&l and Political Life, or as occasioned by aav
other cause from which the Nervous System has be
come exhausted azd diseased.
The symptons oovered br this valaablc Preparation
ora nnmaroos: of whicn th# more_promiiientare<_
OF THE BRAIN. AGITATION
AND DEPRESSION OF THE MIND, CHSON’C
•* NEHVOUMNfcSS,” NEURALGIA, RHEUMaTIAM,
NE RVO US HEADACHE Etc.. Eto.
Tha EUCEP*AL93 is oarafaUr prepared* by per
raissmn, from tha Po* xoi*a of PROF. W. MORRia. M.
D.. of this oitv, to whioh he refers ia hie Philosophical
PaTphlat. “PbUKIKuS.” On the. relations of the
Ganguo-Nervoqs System to the immaterial sool of man.
Having exbibiteo the principles and commended the
system of Compostt« Hommopathy, Professor M. says:
"It may be peraunibie that i should o Sot, as an il
lustration, my own case. A oontmous ooarse of stu
dies for a number of years bad, to a certain extent,
produced the ordinary effects of extreme mental ap
plication. by attenuating the prime centres of organic
and intellectual life, onahonoe aroes a fellvepessity of
Sersonoi relief. Having a well-founded confidence in
ompoeite HommoMthy and on intimate acaaaintanea
with Materia Medina of the Homaopattuo School I
•elected oertain eubetanoee of aaoerawed harmomou
relatione and aoprovrd uses, and combined their eessn
tial properties in proportional nnity, mid was gladdened
bv the possession of a medicinal raaoarae.” Frofitaaor
Morris describes the mode of application, and then
adds: "in thie way the detired relief hia been ‘Ob
tained, the nutritive system invigorated, the santlio
nervon* system restored to its former tone, and mental
clearness, traoaniluty, and view—at the age of nearly
three score-ore the mach valued results ”
Prepared.and sold WHOLESALE, by MOCKRIDGE
A CO., No. 39 North FOURTH Btreet, Philadelphia,'
and at RETAIL by .Druggists generally.
Pnce, per bottle, large siss-»centssmoilsl**.
mitS
A CfDU | For the INSTANT RELIEF and PER
jujlMAt MANENT CURE of this distremdng eott-
plaint*use
F E ND T’B
BBONCHIAL CIGABETTES,
Med, br O. B. SEYMOUR k 00., 10T NASSAU
Street. New Yock. Prio, SlKr box; eent free
nirT-em if] ’ FOR SALR AT ALL DRUGGISTS’.
CARD TO THB PUBLIC.
CONGRESS SPRING.
SARATOGA, AFRO, 16, 1860,
An attempt has been made to deceive the pubUo* by
peraons offering what they call "Co sokes g Watkk”
from Fountains; and at the prioe of six (*) oenta per
glass. The wholesale prioe of the genuine Congrees Wa
ter, at New York, being about 73< cento per glass, the im
position of pretending to sell at retail at less than cost,
and without allowance for freight, oartage, or breakage,
ig apparent; bat their probable course hoe been to
empty one bottle of genuine Congress Water Into a
Fountatu filled with tkeir trash, and thereby christening
ita total contents. \
We have nnvxK sold Congress Water in Fountains,
nor in vessels of aay other description than ordinary
sised class bottles. The cork of every bottle of the
is branded “CONGRESS WATER”-" 0. A
•WsgV,and any, without those words and letters on the
'obrk, is cottntxkvbit, whether from Foantains or
Bottler - CLARKE A WHITE,
: Proprietor* of Congress Bprin*.
The following gentlemen in Philadelphia, vis:
WSSISJS& caartDttt it*.,
FREDERICK BROWN, Jr-» oor. Ninth and Chestmte
OHARLEaI-LLIS A Co . lit MwketetsSt; ’
J.C, TURNPK"Iir* Co,, P4l Spruoestreet,
THO 6. J. HUSBAND, 296 &outh Third Stieet,
O. B. HUBBKLL. 14M COwtnnt itTMt. 1
A. D. D. TAYLOR, oor. Ninth and Chestnut etreels.
Are oOT.tentt); enjinhe jb T u,, witt the do.-,
wlMatf • , WCkkAkale M*f Ywt Cilr.
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