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IMPORTATIONS.
(Reported lor The
Thee Waltop-IM bhds sugar 12
*W>
om-tfwtiwttol 336460 Thus Wattson
Keystone State-11* bales
bate* cottonorder; 36balsamdse.HsyAMeDevitt; as
pkgs mdse I’LHeUings.ArßrOj.B6 do Nasser, Collin* &
Wttdo L jtamafiKjto i * ££*!»,• Mfrl*rtg *
Mai
.' 7oo4.Kdat fc Co; 74 »hga wmdry flOMiicm*—.
■AKINS IRTEMiIUKNCB.
re*wYrtri«fc
tSS^sk^BksySS*^
SmjS^nm9tin±ssJßSs;
sh instateot OfonrtoTEwfiM south. - ,- • >
Stfissship, bpani fromN York,
with m 4 s endpesesciera to Ja* AUderdloel'ff Bran
dt wiaeJLiffcteewtSrise npioffyfUaunium
McsedterkCfceeELexrfwm Portaa• Fnaoe,end brig
■SflfcfiSi.
wa»co»d«mn«daud aoM.fcu (mb bought by alums#
•Oort.aaTnaee,aia wasl«md}ni tofwoodforNow
York, to oj£w Wfitrd ftil In
with brigWetor Jtrltoh*fw«Bt_iftrq for New, York,
fehtnefc off Com Hatterft*. keg n. spoke W* Lincoln,
from Port P*»x for NewY<wh:*lspsaw. the brig Wat *r
Witch. anie; ,I*IC a k*vry **o*ll eameout from NW,
audio*stghi©rthem. Markets very daU. sad logwood
«o eesre* *ttd high ft vewejeftosearoelyohtaiu a oarxo.
Bartr BUtsbeUM Bern) Brookmaon, » day ■ from fire
•JMß» with mdse and eighty passengers to 3 T Plato k
6B M, saw ship
with sugar-sad molasses to,J P Feaistox—vessel to
' 4dm,r * p *Vt«cltet,
c “ ,brll,, '■
MjJU»«ic,i. «»«;«!■ td»y» from Bmifm Ri-
with
"r ‘
. * A borts bhv woat in ttittiwnwa. and tire stsamer
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7
_Stifemahip Pennsylveala, Teal, hence, arrived at
Richmond,MitobeU, sailed from
.rrired a, N
y S^S , B^feMK'femN«o ? .a a ..
arrived at N
I'jEri -Jsiieo Dam; Kasd, for Montevideo, was at
Bmpk HohenstapiffrayLembkc, hsooe for Bremen* was
*M A C*bta*. fat Fhlladtlfliia, oleared
FOrlaaaiWkiwL with I»Mbbta molaaaaa.
B^irCUreaat l Phuiß.T,for Rio da Janeiro,cleared
Frereoaia. Wiiilaoe, from Mewina, amired at
, fltoweri, ofearedat New York yes-,
b Mataasaaffth uIL for
a «obr NormaaluoliißS. hence, arrived at f Mobile 7th
**»s& Chitoriffomert.elearedat Wilmington,
NC. Ith iast for Bsetoa.. .-> .• .
f Bear.AitnHekreU7Elser> hence, arrived at Richmond
.!ro»ilr Ann Elisa, Robinson, oleared at New York
Vtoa^/rs^Bfeci^jKwind, AU en. and Taoony, f ly.
hence, anived at Me* York yesterday.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Draf Kadr yo H*ah.—lnstruments to
.assist the Hearing, in every variety.'and of the most
approved construction, at P» MADEIRA’S Ear Instru
'Saeat Depbt, Norilg Sooth TENTH street,' Cfcest-
VqtstrecL .’’ - - • • 1 JeS-dt’
, Mb r« *s 5 HiKACuLova Vernas D*-
stkotbb, tl» oldaat 'nd l«t mnadr kaon for Ei-
Unaafoatinc SAM and" MICK. COCKROACHES
•DOB, Aim. MUtftUITOES, FLEAS, MOTHB,
GRAIN,WORMS,and GARDEN INSECTS.
■TFrinoitaUMsot. «13 BROADWAY, N.Y.
all Draiuriata awrwhara. mjlMm
v Wizn OeoLm m : the Million, at
UMtillskly low prices, at £, S« FASBON k . CO.’S
fwft'rf DQflg It FEAR BttMti. J*7-0t
, Balama*d*«Fim-P«oof Sawb.—A very
lull moTtßieHt of SALAMANDERS for .ala at i»
KUbla trim, Ho. IN CHESTNUT Bb, Philadafehla.
wRMf UVAWW fc WATSOH. :
Batumi Fond—National Sathtt Tauw
CouFinr.-Ciartend by ti* Bt*t« of Peararlva ia.
-n - RULES.
L Kowru reoMwd «y,ty day.and la w«uoiu«
'"Jfi’iyEPESMjteMT. Intarut layald for moc.y boa
tt*dayitu»«tl«. '
a Tittsmv alwaya .aid Mok in BOLD wb.jj.y.j
it fc fcr.asd Nithoutnotio.. -r
4, Mom, fermirN from Nz««<*r<.ilsft<a>«’tra«g»i
SwnKmu,and atbar.Tnutaaa, in faryo or spall nma.
toramaiaalouf or«hort»ariod. . ...
a Tb. aiooay raoaired from Daaoaiton ii inrartad Id
Rail Kauta, Mottcaiaa, Ground R»nt», and utter firfb
ebMHmrititt.
«, Oftoacen alary day—WALNUT Strait, aoathwaal
- tall
':';iS9niftw Machines. All persons who
.'keyt Wight Sewing Machine* which will not wotform
St ffitfeirpentruli we informed that SINGER’S M&-
altaieneTer fail to do aorkiad of work. Noons is ever
dmioiiM is tha Machine* of
iJL i liltlfllNaKa k‘ CO.* HOiHdCHESTNUTBt,
:■ : . •' i. : : - .
On Pooi OuiTEHa of thn Latwt
•yn.ai. Mada ii tka teat mauar. ewraealy for HB
TAIL 6AL&B, LOWEST MlUu mm oarkad is,
Fiaia Hi ratal. All roodi aaida to ord.r warrantml aatla-
AuhW'ObWIMWOS ayitam li atriotly adbattd
\tt,aatrabaliaTa thi.tobatt.bnlyfaiMn.yof dealina
AUaro ttatoby treatid alike. JONES A 00.,■
• e**-tr aae MARKET stroot.
MARRIED.
- BTU tka 10th inct.. it Contho
hotkaa.bir.Bar. J; Lind««ntb. Mr. Jam.. B.' Stuart to
If i I 'oystiia_Hlfl|t ■ bot h o f rli lid a! i ti ia. •
T.. nit.' by. Rev.A.Cnl
ver, WrJgjAtt A.Lerenaa to Nuaa Jane M, Hex.
the Mb feab.br Rai.Baamal
UurborMr, Mr. Janaa s. Bnaa to Siaa Mary Am Baafe,
SMraßqfafc ROY£-On the tttk of November,
DIED.
> thel*hin»|.,JHm W,. Wife of Joeeah
p. Imtains and daughter oiJotm Ely, Attleboro, Books
WlsaMKffKSfelfb fcmilr, .r.
.fourJsvltflto ettendtiarfaniral.fromtheresidence
007 north eighteenth street. os
Ti?» ferKfilfami, the 14th e* 3 o;otook. without
nu|nf WteffiSlP Cemetery. * *
‘ WJBi LInCTON.-HfJij Mondey afternoon- lltb met.
l * s,,toßi p,mwr ‘
MAS !? Mnont Moriah Camatarr-*'
GRAV.—v* tha Kilt mat, Mra.KUen Gray, in thatfth
jaarof ier aji, \ • < - *
lW5hB. *“ th * Wl iMt ” HTilltam a,
4hli (ARptioiyitlwniopßa *
iisiSf 1 **** *** *• Hartman,
hi» Ji*.'Mfi.oea.RiMteanth atraat,
**}Sct)l?§(!sb ~Onthapfnlnat.?ffn?Hire t„wi?a
cfKMM|N> MoPermtHt. in the 96th Jjiw Offier ace.
ftmernf Wi the residence of by i«her; Mr. John
Front etreet, an Tfinrsdey afternoon,
ilia ,1!h mat., Ann BaJ,itta,*fn
*7jL fhe llth intt.’, Mr. e«»-w. r Wj***'v in
th»anhTt»tofhih )P , | ~../-.'..i .'v,: £•
OOMMBIB’MOtJatftSa (lOODO. \.’
Point.;. ;
PHILADELPHU TYPOGRAPHICAL
lt5V 800Ifc.TY.-The members are meotfttlly 4n
nfid to tbe Aaneml of their feto ffltot'Oinw.
WILLIAM WELLINGTON, frombis fete retideMe,
No. SSS fforth Twelfth Street, on THURSDAY after*
noon, 14thinitialoneo'elookk Funeral to proceedto
KottQt Moriah „ .«»■» o -* '
jelAgt • WM. U.^ JONES, Secretary.
FESTIVAL AN A FAiaT.tthe commibbionbrs
HAL/L, Wert PhiW.lt ht2.oomernfP»rk wd Nterket
■treeU. on T(JKBDAXt WEpNBtjDAY. and T!HURB
- the IMb. »th, end «>1 of June. Open afternoon
end evening or eeohdar. Tiokete lOoenu.
Jel3-,wfamtnM*- '
rv-s=" OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH COAL AWO
liJj NAVIGATION COMPANY. t
PHii.AOii.rHn 1 June It, ISSO.
At the Adjourned Meeting of the SiooUioldera of the
LehUACoal and .Navigation Compan; held_thU day.
the following reiolutlon, moved by. Henry Cope, and
seconded bynames Cox, was unanimously adopted, vis:
Resolved, That theVstoohhofeers regard with, muoh
Mtiifeotton the effort* or the Manager* m reducing the
indebtedness of the Company, and recommend that
they embrace every favorable opportunity by which
provision may be made for paying off-the remaming
fleets, consistently smh the rannirements of the Deed
of Trust, Thus the holder* of Borip. mil be enabled to
partake in’the dividend*; and the dividends beinoreassd
to the full amount of
EDWIN WALTER, Secretary. jel3 8t
nrs* PHILADELPHIA UNION STORE. ON
■ L?' the joint-stock mutual savings plan, Wo. 319
North NINTH Street.
of five dollars entitle all to the privileges
of the store and a quarterly return of profits on their
■ A choice assortment of groceries an<L provisions al
waysonhandatthe lowest cash prices, and delivered
free to any part of theoity. Orders by Dispatch prompt
ly attended to. All articles warranted as represented.
jel3-ltif* . HEN RY 8. BOGGS, Agent.
rv'-p* YOUNG, MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSO
iLS CrftTlON.ofFrankford.win hold a STRAW-
Rgn RY FKS riVAL. at Odd Fel'ow’e Hall, FRANK-.
FORD, on THURSDAY .and FRIDAY, 14th uti 15th
inst., afternoon and evening, for the benefit of the asso
ciation. Fifth-street oars ran to and from until 11
o ? clook at night - • • JelB-Bt*
IV3» DEDICATION SERVICES OF THE
IL? new Presbyterian ohurch.at Frank
ford, will take nlaoe on.THURSDAY. Uih in* r M at S
o’olook. R.v. WM. HENRY ORBKN, b. D.. or Prino*-
ton. willpreach at 3in the afternoon; Rev, CHARLES
WADSWORTH, D. D., at 7fe evening.. . JelS it*
(Tj* BANNEKER INSTITUTE.—A STATED
a^JEttlHa^a. : «aSTESE^£ ¥^, -
, It* ■ ■ J, C. WHTTBTJn., Beoretary.
TT5* NOTICK.-THE'ANNUAL MEETING
ILf~ oi theStoekholders o£ the OAMDEN AND. AT.
ITNTIO RAILROAD. COMPANY will be held on
THURSO AY. June 23,1880. between the hours of 10 A.
M-*and * P.M.,st the office of the company, Coopere
Point, Camden, New Jersey, to elect Directors of said
oovpany to serve for the enjimng-year. „
Je9-tle2B ■ ROBERT FRAZER.See.
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tion of them foreigners, seconded the efforts of the
Watoh Importers, being persuaded by their oounseis,
and misled by a oontraoted and imperfeot view of their
own interests} by the fear of loss on their stook of im
ported watches, and tbe apprehension that their profits
might be diminished through competition in a well
known domestioartiole,-with other groundless preju
dices arising from a superfiot&l inquiry into the subject
Notwithstanding this, however, the w&tohes have stead
ily gained in the estimation of the people, the retailers
have been constrained to keep them to supply the de
mand, and by degrees, we are happy to add, their pre
judices and alarms are being dissipated.
Our present system of making the different parts of
eaoh watch the exact counterpart of every other watoh
of the same series. leads to auniformity jn quality whioh
oan never be attained by the foreign process. If one ot
our watches is good, all are gdod; whereas each foreign
watch is only a probability by itself, depending upon the
skill and fidelity of the particular workman who may
happen to be employed upon it. In addition to these
primary conditions of suooess, every watoh issued by
the Company,}* made of the tnost ohoioe and induring
materials, oarpfully finished by the various processes to
which they are iut\j*6ted, and then put together, in
spected and severely tested by the best workmen in the
faotory. Such has been the o&rewith.whioh these va
rious duties have been performed, that out of the large
number of w&tohes sold, not more than a dozen or two.
have been returned to the Company for exchange, from
any cause whatever.
Every watch is guarantied by a guaranty that is good
for something, and by parties that oan bo readily
reaohfid. Foreign watches, of the most inferior descrip
tion, are oflen/uHp guarantied b» their makers, whom
it to call to acooimt under any oiroum
stanoes;
American watches come to the consumer unburdened
by the various expenses and profits incident to impor
tation—the total of whioh, including ous tom-house du
ties, more than doable the prime oost of the watch be
fore it gets to the pookei of the ultimate owner. This
consideration of itself should decide the question in our
favor. . ■
Every dollar diverted from the purohase of foreign
w&tohes is so muoh saved to the country ; so muoh en
couragement to home industry, and so much added to
the publio wealth. We do not aslc a preference on these
grounds, if our watches are not better, for the money,
than the foreign.
To conolude—we claim that our watches are the best
and most durable time-keepers In the world, besides be
ing the oheapest: and we assert that aseries of watches
wa« never made that would show so little average va
rmll&h-from true time as those we have issued. In in
dividual instances their performance has been unsur
passrd by any thing reoorded in the history of horology.
. A descriptive pamphlet, containing full information
aijd numerous certificates from wel-known individuals,
may bo had onapplicatfcm to the undersigned.
C MJTION.—As our watoh is now extensively coun
terfeited by foreign manufacturers, wo have to inform
the pubho that no watoh is of our production whioh is
unaccompanied by a certificate of genuinets, bearing the
numberof tbewatoh, and signed by our Treasurer, A
£. ROBBING, or by our predecessors, APPLETON,
TRACY, k CO.
As these watches are for sale by Jewellers generally
throughout the Union, we do not solicit orders for single
w&tones.
For the Amerioan Watoh Company.
ROBBINS k APPLETON,
Wholesale Agents, No, 182 BROADWAY, N. Y.
mj3Q wCtif
CHINA AND' GLASSWARE.
PRUIT JARS!
FIiUIT JARS.
FRUIT JARS.
THE BEST FRUIT JARS.
THE BEST FRUIT JARS.
THE VERY BEST FRUIT JARS.
THE VERY BEST FRUIT JARS.
THE FRUIT JARS!
WRIGHT, SMITH; & GO..
No. 5 NORTH FIFTH STREET,
— -,«.» —umrsaa ser
thoir Quat.ties tested by experiments. je!2-tjyl
CLOTHING,
E. H. ELDRIDGE.
« CONTINENTAL CLOTHING HOUSE,”
N. E. Corner EIGHTH and CHESTNUT Sts.
IKF* Customer Work made at short notice.
mh3l3m-if
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
fUINTON COUNTY LIFE AND GENE
AJ RAL insurance company.
PLATTBBUKG, MIBBOURI.
Chartered in IB6o.—Authorixed Capital, #103,000.
DIHBCTOKB t _ _
H. Whittington. Wiaalow Tamer. T. R Bradley,
George W. Culver. J&raesJH. Birch, ir.
H. WHITTINGTON, Free.
I. N. HOCKADAY, Sec. and Treat.
Speoial attention paid to Collections, and Money
rcmptly remitted. Business tolioited. mhO-Sm*
rriHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
1 COMPANY OF NSW YOU,
Assets:
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
IBVXSTXD 1« FIEST MOBTOXest OI» XXAL XSYAYX,
WORTH OVER f UiOOMtt.
The premiums are lowxr than In many other Co ape
alee, and the Dividends hare been «Uim,
STftSPBH’iRSMr "
anyone to tbs insvxip.
Pamphlets, and erery information, may be bar
enxtis. on application to
*w.^m^rm*VßSu
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES;
Vhomaa Jtobmi, JohnWhuh,
Mord.ou L Diwion, Osor.eH. Bhurt,
6«orca M. Btroud, ■ E. B. Wh.l«n,
John fl Mreri, J. F iber Lonmlnii
SoMpn Patterns, William C. Lading,
John M. Atwood, Artful- « Coffin,
ShomMH.Pow.nl, goor.. W. Tolmd,
William Mo Km. Tho*. W.tteon. nS-lrif*
Fame insurance company, no.
4M CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA
INCORPORATED THE STATE OP
. SONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RISKS
• ' DIBICTOBB
Samuel Wright, * D. B. Biraey,
Wm. W. Walter*, J. W. Everman,
Chae. Riohardsos, Henir Leins, Jr,•
6eo. A. West, Jacob W. Stoat,
0. WilsohDavis, Menko Stem*
Whos. 8. art^ O RGE W, DAY.President
FRANCISN. BUCK. Vice Preset.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD, Beoretary. , Jall-t!
CARD TO THE J^UBLIO,
CONGRESS SPRING,
SARATOGA, APRIL 16, 1860.
An attempt has been made to deoeive the publio,by
persons offering what they call “Cowonxss WATER”
from Fountains; andtt the prioe of six (0) oents per
glass. The wholesale prioe of the genuine Congress Wa
ter, at New York, being about 7* cents per glass, the im
position of pretending to sell at retail at less than oost,
and without allowance for freight, cartage, or breakage,
is apparent; but their probable oourse baa been to
empty one bottle of genuine Congress Water into a
Fountain filled with their trash, and thereby christening
its total oontents.
We have imvnn sold Congress Water in Fountains,
nor in vessels of any other description than ordinary
sized glass bottlbs. The oork of every bottle of the
genuine is branded ** CONGRESS WATER ”“‘*o. A
W.»” and any, without those words and letter* on the
oork, is coomtxesbit, whether from Fountains or
Bottles. CLARKE A WHITE,
Proprietors of Congress Spring.
The following gentlemen in Philadelphia, vii:
FREDERICK BROWN, oor. Fifth and Chestnut its.,
FREDERICK BROWN, oor. Ninth and Chestnut,
CHARLES RLLIB A Co , 724 Market street,
J. 0. TURNPENNY A Co.. 041 Spruce street,
THOS. J. HUSBAND, 200 South Third Street,
0. 8. HUBBBLL. 1410 Chestnut street,
A. D. D. TAYLOR, oor. Ninth and Chestnut streets.
Are constantly supplied by us with the giaiww Cox
»pl9-Bmtf 98 CEDAR BL. New York Citr.
Mrs. still’s
ORYSTALINE LIQUID H»IR OOLOrer s
A preparation new to toe puhlio. but whioh has long
been m private use, for restoring Gray Hair toits natu
ral color, imparting to it a glossy appearance, and ren-
in ite nature and .fleoUi from
any arliolo now in rare lor tho Bamo nnrpoM,.twins a
oloanll fluid, nourtr a* otoar a. water, ro.mrlns no
washmr before or after it. application, free from sulphur
or an, other oUootionabto ingredient, and applied M
easily ns an ordinary Hair Oil,
Con tw had oftho following person.:
w. Z. H&rberti, corner Jumper and Pine streets,
KJ FVnnSl, Ho. S 8 North Ejshth .{root,
Thomas Oanoaster Spruce ana Eighteenth stredu. .
Thomas Weaver, Vine and Eighteenth streets.
Wm. B. Thompson. Mt, Vernon and Seventeenth st'a.
Kuward Gamard.Jr., Aroh. below Second street.
E, B. Garrifues, Coates and Tenth streets.
George 0. tlower, Yine and Sixth streets*
A. H. Bowman. Spruce and Seoond streets. /
Charles Shivers, Spruoe and Seventh streets.
Caleb R. Keeney, Aroh and Btatecnth streets.
For sale wholesale and retail by
FIFTEENTH*wd
myMlip Philadelphia.
TMMEtTSB REDUCTION ON JAPANESE
.treat, 188 ”
I BRACKS! SUPPORTERS!
I Corral, «Uu.ted »t NEEDLESjTWELFXK
' * s ‘“W*NTS.
' rl l .. -
is£r7^(s^. pet * nt ind responsi
aatu th.t Um». •! Girard,’Ut IhiinaS* lwll,
f! EMMERY LOT 'WANTED.—Any ner-
\%T ANTED —Two Hoisting Machines;
v u Wagon for two mules. Apply at
R’rst < lsfts4fi l6 * B*Pa®W#* 8 * Pa ®W#* Houss, FILBERT
\»»eet.below Twenty-first, . .. jel33t*
SOO — an >ount will be • in
"\\fANTED —A Situation as Travelling
honaft An( * Collector for a renoDS^hi•
eraSnatyffiSiffi*? woll ™fcB?2£th*
A good Ooat-Cutter, at
f 9 wUWn l l N ft^n ßi: ? lDslNoE WANTED,
w ANTE °— A Situation, by » man
w. of M ,. or .*oo.lr«
epo« in business. oi good address. *n
almost any volition, either m a olerk.uSirlji&n&St l
or salesman. 1* very respectably oonneoted.M,r,£V’
give the most satisfactory ?sfersqo«# a#toinScritv l
energy, and boiinew oapwity. Amoderasia{l r T>ft
Sftggsr 11 » **£ggs
T° WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS.—A tho
?.*&* gfs^'.p°y M °Sh'f &r * l i" 1 "' {roK
‘‘Mf ANTED—A CLERKSHIP, in an In-
JmuiwOfflMorßanking House,byattdrongh
give °-
~\\T ANTED—A Partner, with from Three
" v i to Five < bousand Dollars, itt a profitable busi-
P®'r* , TO t ®n ,1 L ei^ b,li r Addr# **» w,th name,
° f 0,111 ”»"•
■WANTED—A PURCHASER for an m-
Y " terest in a safe and profitab'e Manufacturing bn-
To WMiwtt haying f 5,000 a good opportuni
ty.. If. offered for. embarking in a basinets alrrady
®£t«dj*b«d and paying wail. Address *■ Faetor,"at
this Office. ■ •
A N EXPERIENCED BOOK-KEEPER'
be open for anengagement by the end of this
month. Address “ Book-keeper,*’ offioe of this paper.
• iefi-5t* f
FOB SALE AND TO LET*
fpO RENT FOB THE SUMMER.-The
, following Furnished Rooms of a large hoaee, ear
lor, dinlnK'room, kitehen, four ohambers, and oath
room, within three minutes walk, of Tioga Station, on
the Germantown Railroad. Terms moderate. Apply
hnraodiatgyon the premises, TWENTY-SECOND and
tvi J^ i yP' Sllf S eta V , 9f& ! or address. •• Mrs, M, COL
TON," Rising Sun Post office . je!3-lt*
« COUNTRY PLACE AT CHESTNUT
HILL, near the WIB JAHICKON, to BENT, with
aiew acres of land, plenty of shade, fruit, stablinr.and
pMtare-heaithy and pleasant. Apply to 433 FRANK-
L>N*StT6et. n*
SALE—That very desirable. pro-
IT- Wjf* l9l9 VINE Street, opposite Logan Square,
being athree-story BRitJJK with double back buildings,
in. perfect order, in whioh are heaters, rammer and
winter ranges, gas, bath, *o. Lot 18 by 1» feet. Win
be sold on aooommodating terms as the owner ii about
leayißf the oity. Can be seen between the hoars of 3
and B P. Mi jelMt*
pIIXTURES FOR SALE OF RETAIL
o »«XrlP min *. ftn d Variety Store, 330 forth FIF
TEENTH street, above Race street. Store and dwell
ing for rent. Balance of stock on hand for tale cheap.
jel3 4t*r
f]OW AND OAIF FOR SALE.—For
merly belonged to Rev. Dr. Goddard. Apply Car
penter and Cresheim Road, Germantown. lel3-2t*
COUNTY FARM.—For Sale
* very superior small FARM, of 45, acres, near to
PhcemxviUe. .Soilj>f the first quality, with good stone
buildings* Price $l5O per sore, and term* of payment
easy to a purchaser, Apply to
, ... J. D. REINBOTH,
Jeim* 436 WALNUT Street,
VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE.—a Lot,
* . 140 feet by XOO, having three fronts, located in the
southwestern pan of the oity, m the midst of a rapidly
improving nefghboihood, is offered for sale on reasona
ble terms. For particulars apply at this Offioe, jell-Ut*
TVEW BOILER FOR SALE.—36 inches
diameter. 24 feet long; low for oash or trade, in
dir goods or groceries. Address Box 1107 Post Office,
jeis-dt*
FOR SALE—The Stock and Fixtures of
a Wholesale Tobacco House, of eight years stand
ing, and store to rent. Inquire at No. 3 South FRONT
Street. . jelf-Bt*
MFOR SALE OR RENT—New Stone
Mansion, Barn, Ao .with extensive accommoda
tions and thirteen acres or land, on Chelton Hills. In
quire at No. 8 North THIRD Street. jett-llt*
FRUIT JARS.
T7*OR SALE—The Goodwill, Stock, and
-3- Fixtures of a STORE on North DELAWARE
Avenue, in the Fish Trade, whioh will be sold on fa
vorable terms, to olote ao estate. The advantagesof a
liusmess of this oharaoter are that it is a cash and
short-credit trade. Address “P. 0. Box No. 3351.”
jell-3t*
POR SALE— A DESIRABLE FARM.
containing 112 A 0R P 8 OF LAND, situate in Rad
nor township, Delaware ooanty* lIH miles from' Phila
delphia, on the old LAnoaster Road, aboutone mile from
Morgan’s Corner, and Eagle stations on the
nta Railroad, with nil necessary FAHM BUILD'
IN Ga, conveniently <Ji ndedmto fields with .good rari is
and running water upon it, a tosli proportion m wood
land, good orchard of choice fruit, soil of the first <oal
ilwnrtnßrtAtfswWtfK-
kOOLßß, Cabinet poet of&oe, Mont*omerr ooonty, ia.
m,!>>-wfc.6t* '
FOB SALE—A very productive , Farm,
oont ining 80 aorei, ntuata in Radnor Township,
Delaware county, tweive mite* from Fimadefobia. snout
one mile from - Morgan’s Qorner and, Eagle Station, on
ffhas ail necessarybuildings,intHo*
tough repair; the soil is of the first quality,in a high
state of cultivation, well watered, good orchard of vari
ous kinds ofo.tioioe fnut, about ten aores of woodland.
It will be divided if desired. Apply to PRTKR JA-
d TO CAPITALISTS.—FOR SALE-
KuM“o h f m l&E B if 0 ’SSK
every oonvepienoe for carrying on an extensive busi
ness. A demrabie investment to persons of energy who
can push the business.' For sale with or without the
bullamg. inquire at Street
ialSwfmtfif HART* MONTGOMERY, A CO.
M FOR SALE—THE LARGE STONE
®L MANSION, with Stabling. Tenant, and Spring
ain the healthy and improving loeabry at Clifton,
prwjraeld road, Upper Darby, half an hour's ride
ewWestCheeierHauroadcarsfromtnecity* It
has nearly 8 acres of land, fenoed in with a variety, of
shade trees; a rood spring ofwatef, It would make a good
Summer Boarding House. It has the advantages of a
business place, as the rear end of toe lot ta adapted for
the coal and lumber business, without interference with
the Mansion. The weighing ecaJe* and office are oa the
premises; it would smt for a Hotel or a Country Store.
Terms accommodating. City property taken in ex
change. Inquire at Omoe No. 6 Washington Building,
No. 374 South THIRD Street. myM wAmSt*
mFOR SALE, on accommodating terms,
the STORE AND DWELLING, No. 211, Arch
street. Apply to WM. R. ALLEN*
my3l-12t« 835 AROH street
gm FOR SALK—A HANDSOME FRO
HL PERTY, in Germantown, within a few minutes
walk of toe depot. Fine garden, with hot-beds. Abun
dance of Fruit—Grapes, and plenty of shade. Stone
House; gas and water throughout stone Stable. Large
Terns very accommodating, and possession given
when required. Apply to B. B. COMEGYB,
apli-if at the Philadelphia Bank*
/COUNTRY BOARDING.—To let, for six
weekv, two very desirable Rooms in- the Briok
House at Riverton, H. J. Apply at 339 MARKET Street
jel3 2t*
PRIVATE BOARDING. —QeatJemen and
their families, or single gentlemen, can be accom
modated with Board, .with, pleasant and handsome
rooms, farniihed or unfurnished, at 616 LOCUST St.,
south side of Washington tquare. The location, bsmg
opposite to one of the handsomest parks in the oity, is
central, and extremely pleaeant. Transient persons
visiting the oity can be accommodated by the-day or
week. Terms moderate. A basement front room, with
private entranoe. for rent, suitable for an office, jeil-tf
{COUNTRY BOARDING—At a first-class
farm-honne. thirty-six miles from the City, near
Avondale Station, P. AB. C. K. R. Access to and from
the city three times a dar. Persons desiring Board for
their famijtoo are invited to vie w to* place. Cars leave
Depot, tIGHTERNTH am) MARKET Streets.
P. M., and AVONDALE in time to reach the oity by 9
A. M. For pai tioulars, address E. W. HICKS, Chatham,
Chester oounty, Penna. jeB-12t*
F* AM [LIES AND GENTLEMEN WISH
ING FIRST-CLASS BOARD, with cool Rooms.
oan now have choice at 9 WALNUT St. je4-lm*
CUMMER BOARD INH. Accommoda
►w tions for two or three small-size families, and a few
single boarders, oan be scoured at Eaton Academy,
Kennett Square, Chester count*, ifanplioaiioab* made
iy - AommV v?™B ass®*.
Je2-I2t* Principal and Proprietor.
TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN UaN BE
accommodated with good, airy.apartments, (with
or without board,) in a private lgwatopn wn
tral. Address »* TOLBERT,” through Blood’s Dis
patoh. •_ a P*
CORN EXCHANGE BANK,
PsiiADßirßiA, May 1,1300.
The Directors have-THIS DAY declared a Dividend
f THREE PER CENT, on the Capita) Stock, clear oi
teteTjx, «d payabl. cnd|nu^ oßßEY|
Hf fSS LUOT R. MAYER and Mrs. R.
1»X M. BIRD will reopen IheirBCHOOI, forYoang
Ladies at 1010 BFRUCK Street, on MONDAY, Sep
tember 17th, 1860.
Removal. —small & chandler,
WHOLESALE.GROCER**, have removed from
it North SECOND Street, to W MARKET BtTMt
above Front, north side. •• iaJ
rpHE FINE ARTS.
EARLES’ GALLERIES
PAINTINGS
ARB
LOOKING-GLASS WARDROOMS,
810 OHESTNOT STREET,
PHILADBI.PHIA.
JAMES 8. EARLE & SON .have now in their Gal
leries a very large and interesting oolleotioa of
paintings,
'UmMref Native and ForelgnArtute. Among the
PALMER MARBLES. '
Photographs of the Marbles of .PALMER, tbs Soule*
tor, comprising Sprmjt, Resignation, Faith, Immortali
ty, Peasant Boy, Indian Mk]den, 6«ppho, Morning,
Evening. Ac.
For sale only at '
EARLES’ GALLERIES,
810 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. J‘f-m
j^ZUMEA! AZUMEA ! AZUMEA 1
AZUMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA!
PROP, MORRIB’ AZUMEA BAKING POWDER,
Manufactured »la!v!at No. 69 North FOURTH
Street, and for sale by Grooare generally, myg Bmif
OIL LEMON-Grass, for sale by WE
TIIERILL A BROTHERS. *T and 49 North
SEOOND Bt, »»■
BOARDING.
DIVIDENDS.
EDUCATIONAL.
REMOVALS.
Theatre—ex-
Mui|r SilS
Aeiobata appear. - ~ . j.
VETALNOT-STREKT THEATRE.
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAOBDIBART!
NIXON’S ROYAL EQUESTRIAN TROUPE!
NIBLO’S GAJiDEN.' New*???,;
; BOSTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
ASTLEY’S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, Laodon,
DRAWN THe'S OB'? cSS wSljf AUDIENCES,
GREATEST SENSATION**** * h *
. *vxu ‘ , -
■ MADS IN AMERICA.
THE
ACCOMFLISHED ASlßay OF ARTISTES \
w ./ r oijai3j^ T . ..
.Will open fora briefesaeon, oommeueia*
Among the novelties is the noons
... . . . gutta-psrcSaring, .
....^'•■ella zoyara, _
Uii.or.ar
Th. ,r.a« SUlt H ||L o , B «l‘™»’
* mowST duverna
The Renowned Contortionist.
Supported by the entire Troupe of
™& i£A - L - S*“ MU'^IStLAND.
LEADING FEATURES
THE BBAUnFULT&INE&SSS,** 11 b * .
Maaefrtbr . . *aue®,
tb.
LEADING OF THE
THE PRrCFS REEAfN AS USUAL.
- - moot*f'osHt^eSyVuppbnlied.
8 MJBnSurac'
ON WEDNESDAYAFTERWOON AND SATURDAY
win he
• LADIES AND CHILDREN •
FAMILIES OF THE’ADJACENT TOWNS.
, Tk. Matinee, eommenea at» Retook am ctoaa bafora
*.”• M. , ■ . - ; - ■ ' Jall-M
JY ATIONAfc TaiEATRK—WALEtUT
• BTKKET, ABOVE ETOWTH. •
THISJ WEDNESDAY! EVENING, Jnna 13, ua>.
Gen. Washington. Mr. Fjtngamld; Gas. Wsrna. Mr.
StanrMi Gen. Sullivan, Mr. Cook*; Gan. Kan, Mr.
Woodward; Gen. Green, Mr. Walla; Col Huslttos,
Mr. Banda: Herbert Traor, Mr. Colliaa; GM7Boi»:
M&n<ul ’ M “* MltoWl; MugurrMiar
.THE MKIUtY, COBBLE*. - .
'(Arab ud tetMt,'*
oU.; satire Private Box. Hud .
Doors open at 7K o’olooV; fitfoTOuesirill out*
moaoe punctually at 8 o’oloeV ■
AND FLORAL FESTIVAL AT
DAY Of this week. Open from! o'olook P,M. until 10
«»«a dajr- Any of tbe Passenger railway* connecting
Chtiroh. . ; -■•■•-, JtflS-Ot*
STREET THEATRE.
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY,
COMMERCING MONDAY EVENING, JUNE U.
MORRIS BROTHEHS, PELL k. TROWBRIDGE’S
MINSTRELS,
EIGHTEEN STAR PERFORMERS,
THE CHAMPION TROUPE OP THE WORLD!
CHANGE Of PROGRAMME EVERY EVEN&tG ,
For foil particulars sea Programmes of tbe Day.
Admission——.. Meoata.
Bsoured Seats in 80xe5..... _ JBcents.
Orehastra—.—. coats*
Seats in Private Boxes—..—. —Tloeats.
Gallery...;.-. —U peats .
Private 80xe5...—........... .#3 aor^fc
LON MORRIB, Manager. ' ‘ :
. . CHARLES A. MORRIS, Agent,-
N. B.—Positively no Orders or Money
the Poor.. l.isM-lt* ■•»
riONORRT HALL JAP ANISE FESTI
VE VALWEEJt.
yy YUAN
WIZARD AND VK*THJLOOUIBT.
Will open CONCERT HALL, CHESTNUT Street,
on MONDAY EVENING, June 11.
FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY. .
Special Gala Matinees. . Wednesday.aad Saturday.
AFTERNOONS. for strangers and families, earn-'
menoing at 3 o’clock.
Doors open at 1H o’clock; performance to commence
at 8, preoiaely.
See poster and procrammet for particulars. Admit
tance aSoecU; children ■ ~ jsll-Ot*
PIONIO EXTRAORDINARY, at S. S.
MARKLEY’S VALLEY GREEK HOTEL, on
Wiaeahiokon. FRANK RIVEM' Great JUkieon
Company, inehnlinx the .{oil Oreheatn. viU *pe»4 tee
entire day it thii beautiful Retreat, on wimaMekon,
June IS, 18»
P. B.—Should it rain, the next elearday.
lell-St* gj-Jj;--MAKjCLBV, Propwier.
AL,
Fruit and floral festi
A2lt>
BT THE BLIND,
On the afternoon and of - *
THURSDAY,. Jane U, 1980,
SANSOM-STREKTHALL,
AtANSOM Stmt. betwernSlXTH and SEVENTH,
BUILDING FUND of th. •• Write Ml>!
“J.lmScs. , r'' l,m with thTfimtAffomted
atW l ?*“k.' ntfc To “'b~ L -Lthedoor. Doora op*a
, 9i aging will commence at 4 in the afternoon and 7X
in the evening.
TIfcDONOUGH’S GAIETIES —BACK
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, The Model is. Mfeet long, M A fMt wide, and Ufset
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PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINS
ARTS, 1093 CHESTNUT Street.
The 37th Annual Exhibition is now open daUytfrosi
9 (retook A* M., until 7 P. M., and from 8 tHI 19 r. M,
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Old Institution has always paid in full, on demand,
without notice.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT-
All sums paid
! ALEX. tVHILLDIN, President.
SAML. WORK, Vioe President.
John C. Farr, T. K. Harder, Georg* No gent,
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John Aikmaa, Jooas Bowman, ' 8. H. Eldndge,
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EVENINGS, from 8 to 8 o’olook.
Interest 6 per cent, per annum. „ Depositors can with
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