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participated in-.the murage. .Albert cox, Mrea
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• iS*e» 9&oad ln the hostel dcpnrtmot of
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~ ndMcl ex room, .flood win jumped (torn the window,
■ SWnjlli deMh'tJinort ImtaoUy; 'Verdict,
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'. !« apsOtßlq>ti Col. fMe MUd he aid eonota.aea
jlf*fl£i*atjih*«r o»»t«feoa.tour demoortratlonof
»» khed.He warded ft* military M a very imeort
ast. part of Governatent-not Mdy id 4 military
view,betfar thobenehcial effects tohealthto
Sm than from any
ailrSawhliaft; ofth'cGardc Lafayette, eaid
»•> fttta member. or hie company
«to the Fenortilee a, rdd^medal, aa atokanof
Har jSanrtnylnndneeaet which they had
. a fpeei »|Qomplim«Bt to himself;
snl^mroi^med^
[ paly ehgold ,h*re »reeeJ>Bee over it. nod when firin*
T** * hflf
’ Jwoe to the Vi»nde, pre
, psnjdfor ratm « the ItOxeUrtaa in*#* were awarded
over, theoeweyiyyrocedded to Bur
(SOS: dS&JPSSSPj&SsBM
JJSjfH®#*!!* at him o’clock laat evening, troll ilcuad
wit* their excarajoo.
: :if Bscpyrtr of Stolsm KJoobsi—Officers
aa&sgffaatT,;
A fi«M**Mo.Cftiirfr# gwfirfK.rindißi onSeoond
!jr*fy gw* F**tT*kß«*P#*g to f«ar jearayast era
!W!w»»?»w of.Wetger k Fmnn a outter of
tteroo*i.teitfj^^ttßie«ißea r Em*|sJaSl sil{?or*:
MM riekj»tt*mwere taken > a woman up
fetf, 5* *B?«rday evSnin?"
B*atErctirnretheofleenawrong direoti on
wgw.aigacktttampn acrild-itpoae
yhaaa/owa towa, hot on theirrettim, he made a dean
SSffh In it, andinformed turn wherp hie Brother-ln
fatr irVed. Thc ofltoen went at midnight on Saturday
Mfht, to Grabberesldeaoe, hot he, emeect!|l£ ecme
{hla* WM not right, rrom thw tong abeaioaofiie col
waiaa, lad, udjtaa not Ttt.bnsn atrcet-id. . Tie Offi
cer, inarched the hoeee,and foundeome three thoueand
Rfsaf^S^n^My^aWiS
neon there. nh|n moored to theCentra! station
WWi nndTgilM two rood aiged.ttunb. Orubb
kaddttad up, the upper portion of hujjone.aa a
work-room, agdhad apparently fnet started 7n the bim
deeatrfnitpaKotarinr perjeqfs many or which he had
eaatlo aaetioa aodecld. He hedafithe appliances for
■aaofow.nar . lhe*, excapt the frames and handler.
pypSS.fTafeK'S;. tSg&J&M
jjjeiead mane factoring. He her a wife , and. tkm or
foot Mildred, and hat heretofore sustain'd a rood
eayactar.,H>»eoll»at«e. Marror. waa M fit #MOO,
aad nnounitted in default, on tha Charre 0 beinr an oo
n ■asuy totherob'ary. . ~
Thk 'NkwCobnty Bcilbinss.—The
Pctnraiatiaa harjorhn oharre the matter of the erection
of aaweeWio SnjiifijMie, met yeaUrday afternoon at the
Maro, r » cmae. Au the memben warn ereeent uoeet
Mr. Trcro, eretident of Common Coe bell, who accom
panied the Jaeaneee to. now York city. Two commit
me weMapoetnM.oM oomiKloedoi tho jedtoe at the
eeveral oporto, aid, tha othor of the lay memben of the
oommiHdtM—the first to intoire ana report npon the
■atore end extent of the aooommodation required by
the sareral ooorte t and tha eeoond committee were <ii
rooted to make aMmilU'ittqun a* W the aooommoda
tiaje wqeiredhythe iheeral departmenta of the city.
, Both commlttpee aid report at an adjoamed meetinr
ofthe C«aralasion to be held m twp wrnka , Theee in
qairlee areneeeoeery toenlishten the Cpmmiesion fndr
nyoa the, nt« wants of the diderent pobtie bodice to be
aoeomjoodntea in the new boildinre, aad when thia jn
fcnaatlpejeohtamed, the arnuueMata for die proetlon
ortho beitdinsewillhemHomeeced immedietely. The
• Cemmrartoe amavan of thoahoolpU neoeseity of tho
maaaure,(u»pr|u go to won with tiamlar nnanimitr to
taattia ita eanyeoKenatniatlon. r
FINANCIAL AMD COMMERCIAL.
Tkc Htoaef Market.
■ :&, fxunum,Jut 18, lteo.
Tketraaeactiona at tie Steokßoard to-day were’
limited, bqt rrioea of Moat deeeriptloHß of atocka end
boada were well jnainteired. Beadier Kallroad aad
Bcbajlktll Habitationaharae ,v ereataady at Batarday'e
rtloee: Tha bolder* or tia latter Itock are sot diaaoaed
to aallatetlrraßt tahia, anbeieatliir, wjth eoatdeuoe,
an adraoca. Bcbeiaiae Ooyper teed* do»n»*rd»,ope
ra t<ire. aiaecially dataldaya, having little or no ooafi
deeioota It-Tbare bar* beesao many af o«r oitiaene
bitten by coarer-nuein* atoeka heretofore, that new
they are eimr totouoi them. ' . .
HAL BANK STATEMENT.
ns of rn rnij
WSBKLT..AVJS!
' LOANS. ' «P*CJ*.
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Bfe»asis»jsgs i »s'*is.is
looh.. item iimm svm. m,m
TaCT;. 140483 IWJdS, 19*403 990400
*’ 1T8.4Q , ljpl 107480 914.04 6
J 490493 1404» JJO4W J7»fioo
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38J5. I£s usms
IIMMi UKW aw MI OMH
Tradainneq’iaM4SP. - r WMU Nani US,(O7
CpnpliMUoa..', grigs •».» ,«W , Ti*2
, Of,oO Mr,IK 140422 101,740
MumnVMiti!' OMO 0140 8840 MS c«3
Oorii-&edtMgS . 07400 ■ 40471 0,07 80.120
Vn&n.... t .-Z* W*,<79 00407- 040 104,099
96.88t.T0fl 17*45010 H,*g,044 4,10 07
; jg ARK# SKPOSITB. . CIKCPLATIOIf.
' - j --* ' -JpjiVlB.} Jibsil, JunslS. JogsM.
ttitoistoWAT: $14040 5 $14040 $0740 #979 000
fgrttAmjrioa; -14UJ*7 *M» 90100
Tina £lk«OhM 2434,40 1447,70 987,90 401 MO
-7040 77040 18440 101400
fm,t& 890,314 19740 IOO4W
ITXJbArtM ~. . 01400 0340 IDS4OO ,110.000
MQtkVArk•*■... ' . TZSOtt .. 740,190. -09,090 101445
ISM RX ton.-./. 829,875 M 0489 14040 140,070
gnaTownsW* «N,190 009431 §4.70 .8140
Wfi^ern,. ..910,048 929001 ,10470 141470
fttiuvVltsoV.. 10,114 870.00 i 111 JO 118.V5
C«atMr©«...... ,441.400 47801. .70400 80.70
00,013 mm* ram 9040
Ty«dMMn*B.,.. 481,411 44140 8107 88407
CouoSwoa; , «1419 ,904695 94440 0,100
Cl*r».w 04490 80.184 100.440 MB4lO
MUaOtlvsaUfc 991 899 04,718 88.10 914»
CotttKttittange 9740 : .801489 1040 U 0440
90,188 978488 /ogo 79490
r ‘Totel.':V‘.V,V f 104040 U49MO I,TOJO 7 3,810,0
MatoulbUoint „ . _ ,
-- ' ’' f ■ JWW, ' - Job* 11. r- -
_ IMfiJW.. fT(M6J)I6..poo. M3,J07
.; r v .> «miw 4ja»,«r.Fno. sa&7
LMMU MK.4t1..1)e0, U 3479
ottoriUu.. J,ia>487..D«0. o^4B
It 1»;m!w„D» o< 56,771
itioß 5.71M0 8 8t0m.3)«o. 85,733
. Locust , Stapia., Ciraolatloii. B«po»ie«.
Nov.4,M*7.ilJW,4ar SM.W 1,141.119 ujSIJSB
Wu, um. tmm l/niyoa hsmo
jSire
2an.3,im.9Mftl4ff fSUN 17,049,008
•• ss?sr uSi^m
Wt,Hoo..ltfti£r 4r4MJn 14,983,919
Fab, 4J4BJV 94M4W U,49S M 1
MU. *9,741,447 4,815,081 1*07,108 , 19193,971
.%-* fJVJft 3JK9GO 19,08,781
;* 84B,ias noa.uo
. *• ■ a ....47411,an t.M.m s.im.w 14413,«i0
“ 30 *7.371,001 6.«}470 8.037,646 I44»l#l
1Ur.T......V4«% 4,07,019 1.968384 16.745400
.. 14,„.17.488,8M 4U7i*) 1,941144 19,469.871
“ M.:.,.33481.938 6437418 1.810417 16,4»1.5»
88 17488,934 44*47? .1,818,719 14.884>03
7000 4... ..*7.17195 4883410 1434471 . 154*03»
f » *7,044,010 4,183447 4,410431 134M809
- “ 18 ....44.8H.ni ,403,444 . ,1435439 U 443473
; Tito tolomoiu o «t»Umeot. of Ui* tnonotloiu'of
tk» Pkil»d«l shi» Cleorinj Hotuo for till «eik ending
m femiilod b, the aisnmtor, Geoiie E
Arao(d, E»«,i ~ ~ -t
. K - 1 . . - , > ' ClaulaM.Bolonoai.
/niio 11-.,..™„ -..•3464,614 80 "•>946819
•; M-—,355.354 5t 173434 16
14... 4480408 87 171!»» 18
!}• 8448,810 40 148110 09
- 1f...... 1,99144799 14619700
“ >9 8,176489 71 197,197 71
loompara Kith thaw of prarion atata
• *1,147, t05s
The steamship Auttin.whioh Arrived last Wednesday
at M«v Orleans, Itom Brosoe Santiago, brought 096,167
ia eyeole. '''
Philadelphia ;stock Exchange Bales,
,)n» w,m •'
t*rgonpMT 4. & BhArmni*, SIM Walant Slrtet.
1' If?;;'" ■ FIMT BUAIU).
MStf Mt. Brisfih bs.> 10 '.4 Camden Amboy ft ■ 18%
WjurittgM.*;4t.iaX IB do do .137&
XW do ,& 7« 1 do do <l9x
W?& do do . »».. 74k 90B LehighZinebff....l9Jo
TONf«ftn*E6'*...., n eHAniftni'Kß «75£
atsKsttsv
: 7PMaafc.---..do k 'U.'.".'. «X
J* OrtfPfc CoalM,,, », M K do a%
'"»_** .35 . u .n 4P»rfcMeo bank.. »7«
M ClHaden tnW *137 18 do do S7j?
BETWEEN BOAMB,
~ JO
: SECOND BOAAD.
&,M*al*Pn*>>>ire.v..M< JtLeMfhZjno 1 a
■ tr»- do ,■ ■*»»...jgi MM do do I*s
'BADy.
(omen trade of Ui»
‘Nk>beß«om»and
ik totyaarrrtowa
u igonaMdMPoit
•to a*«r«ist» mnoo
4fM from tha Bam®
import® of, mrttMUMI;
dOHMitit prodOea and mla
and a Tallin off in tka
'W #13,110 000. The
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i - sxrotn notivsin op trKoix,-•
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LfatfN,*. Hmmvi'
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far the week.:/..: ' Brifs'n7
Previoeilr.reeoited—Bjb,b», ,li,Tw'aag v."c£K(Pf
•; Stnoe januarr t». . ~t)7^irstt
v.,;-'; i /.i.;'')?hiiai*^Msrs£rkeiii' '
|:i V ld-EvenW
aitkettfSdfTinaotive; there U no.de
ort, end thd;7*tailer( and bekera ere the
: §8 nefffhEfOr (nnerfine, ttfi 60*5.75 tor
lUX for {eWnud/froß 56.» nrto 97
>y, brand*,hedieuetlty, BBirtlnf hjrande
no
rtf.ihd.CtwttpSs .art not inquired for,
the ; and 93JT. for the
. J* y i*l mlllihf! and
pnoM raaCwoit the asst* 2 aim 00a*
SS* MtfWrlrama do.fnßhn(ga»»rtyate barf Sn.
end »d»>l»^nite» Ivaniaiold
.BataUitatoand let 'No, l at *JS
nhfe mto not* at abont erevunuTiooterir :a(*. .
J®9*»th> W onohwed,a3«sie m.afair trade
diaiind for Safer and Soiree attiw (whier ratei. ■
are; held’ with tnnre hrmnese. .’Sotho
farther (alee .of Btuion and Hhmilhave been made at
. TWrei* ebmeie*uijyw£to\terteoii: prime
i«1 iremed *t-94J0e4.f1l per fett* there in none
otferinr. ,„ - •' „ ■; r :. • :
/Wttmty is firm;,Penna,bbl*. eeUiftf at 31 o, Western
do *1)4o»3, too areas* bbls, at *)o» pad Hilda, at 20)4o
per ssJ’on. . . - ‘ -t
(Philadelphia CatUeJHarkeU
* r / Juns is# two
Tii« MoeifteofKsf cattle ira.&uull;. this
week, reaching aboutlAOO head; the market in eocse
quenoe was dull, and price# 10 cents the 100 ft# lover
than laet quoted. _r • - r
* avanoa alid union drovk taros.
® Isaa6Abrahams, Pennsylvania, SBalo 100 fog,
80 John Sanderson, Pennsylvania, $930 fiO.
, - 90 Kennedy & MoCleese, cheater cotmty, $Sa9.
JS » fteMwin, Charter oounte, £O,
300 McOuald & Catt, Ohio, 98«9 TS,
flo P. MbFillen, Virginia, 990$ w.
79 F. Hathaway. LaUoastorCounty, 9850010. >
J 0 wnSoQilft Virginia. 9878910.
' 1» Jjt*. Cochran. Ohio. 98 W«».60.
800 Mooney & Smith* Ohio and Illinois, 98.60310.
130 5. Sefqomriaie. Ohio, 98010 80.
88 JG J. Yfilers,Ohio, 98®9._i •
SO H. ChiinJfennsylTania,9Bolo. x
44 Prank k Co. Pennsylvania, 98«9.
103 Scott k Kimble* Maryland. 9909 78.
B Kimble k lurk. Ohio, $909.60.
col. Seymour, Ohio, 98.09.b0.
US E. Williams, ilUnqi# and lowa, 99®10, .
WO h. Williams, Virginia, 99010.
99 W. Puller, Ohio, 984009
D. Bradley, Pennsjlvaoia.f B©9 00,
M N.Vrarnts, Pennsylvania, 97400 V.
40 O.Hgnbey. Lancaster oounty. 9809. .-
SOMtfihaaa selling atfrom §*750448 V 100 gross.
_9OO Cows arrivedaud told danng the veek at from
Jama. H.
Reynolds of bis own shipment, at from 9740 to 98.60
BPMoSbs.net.
The arrival of fat Hogs at H, G. ImhofFs Union Prove
Yard, were 1196 head, still fe.l at from 97.90 to 98.28,
and com fed at from 98 to 98 GO looms, net, as to
quality; market brisk and but ie* in.
CITY ITEM'S.
A Superior Washing Machine.
We received at this offioe, eeveral days ago. a w ash_
ing Machine, with a polite request from the proprietor,
Mr.T.W. Edgar, of Espy, Columbia ootutty, Pai,' to’
merit# praotioally tested. The request has
been complied vith, and the result has been most satis*'
factory. The Machine is question yraspaiefited by Mr.
Abraham Hu Her, in W, sines which time an interest
in it has. by Mr. Edgar, who, by the
WSy, poasessee unequalled facilities for manufacturing
them on a large scale, as all will infer who have ever
visited his extensive Saw and Planing Mills* located at
Espy* Pennsylvania. ~~
With regard to the instrument itself, we may state
that we have bestowed upon it the attention dne to
every ingenious, labor-saving invention, and what we
have to say about it now is mooh more prompted by a
desire to direct thepnblio In obtaining a really valuable
article than with a view of benefiting an individual
notwithstanding that Mr, Edgar and his , agents, in
this-and other cities, have our best wishes for their
shooeas in. giving this Machine the widest possible
introduction to the public, Eoonomy and efficiency are
the tiro great merit# of this labor-saving instrument.
It does its work nobly and with remarkable despatch*
By ita use, in fact, the labor of a day is performed with
comparative ease in less than three hour#, and as to the
r character of the work we opine the verdict will in every
case be unexceptionable. The women, to whoea judg
ment in the*® matters we must, of oourse, defer, have
been great'y delighted with the perfect operations of
oleansiag, rinsing, blueing, wringing, and bleaohmg, as
performed by this machine. The price of the article, we
are informed by the agent in this city, ( Mb. Isaac Matt
hall, No, 10*5 fiaoe street, to whom the reader is re
ferred for further information on the kuhjeot,) ranges
from 910 to 9k) each; the principle and perfection of
the tower-priced ones being equal in-all respects to
those sold at a higher eost, but differing in material,
workmanship, and style of finish. Boring the two years
sinee this invention has been before the publio, its me
rits have been illustrated in the deoided popularity it has
attained in various parts of the Union. At the present
time the proprietor and mann'aotam, Mr. T. W. Ed
gar, is filling large orders for the trade. We may state >
in passing, that alb orders addressed to him, at Espy
Columbia county, Pa.,Teoeiva prompt attention, whe
ther for single machines or in quantities. In these oases
the machines are forwarded to the most convenient
agent, who in.tnm delivers to the purchaser, the whole
oost of delivery from Espy to this elty being fifty cents,
end for longer distances the same ratio.
Wq have said this muoh of an .excellent artiole, be
lieving that its general use will indace an enormous
saving, not only of labor, but of time ana money.
Mayor Henry and thb Japanese.—The Japa
nese, daring their visit to this city, formed a high re.
yard for Mayor Henry, and on being informed on 'Fri
day last tiiat Mr. F. Gutekuhst, (the popular'and' effi
cient Photographer, No. 7W Aroh street,? whose gallery
they visited,) waa preparing a fine photograph of our
Chief Municipal Magistrate for preeentatipn to the
Embassy , they were greatly delighted. On Saturday
aftehtoon w* had an opportunity of inspecting the por
trait at the rooms of Mr. Uutekttttst, prior, to its deli
very. The piotere imperial fixe, assented in Mr.
G.’e Beet atyle,<which is the same as saying, that it is
finished ifc the best style of the Photographic art.) and
is mounted with a maasive and richly ornamented oval
frame, the whole being assured in a substantial wooden
case, for shipment. The picture is an admirably one,
and will no doubt be highly prised by the recipients.
We may state also, that on the same day Mr. Gutekunat
wee honored with a. sitting from two or three of the
high officials of the Embassy, and TatdJih Onogdro.
otherwise oelled, or ratherTmieealled, the “ inevitable
Tommy.” The epithet “ inevitable,” albeit, is out of
place* from the foot that instead of any-desire being,
entertained to avoid Tommy, he is confessedly the
most sought personage In the whole party. The fine
pfotore# which Mr. G. has.takenbf these distinguished
visitors will be examined with interest by our citizens,
.and duplicates of Torntfip will doubtless be in demand
IKLVXIA BARES.
N»W BVSlßjsf IMPKOVEKEKTS.—A. the Ist Of
July approaches, the usual preparations are being made
for the changes to which oar business establishments
areeeml-annu&lly liable! Of these changes, contem
plated and now in progress, we shall have more to say
in a'few days. For the present, we wi'h to call atten
tion more especially to the fine series of improvements
now being made by Mr. E. H. Eldridf-e, at his well
known clothing ware-room, on the northeast corner of
Chestnut and Eighth streets. Mr. Eldridgo has shown'
his wisdom by pursuing his business in the eren tenor
of his war, being contented with small profits, and
sailing every body with his graceful and well-made
garments; and the natural result is, a a’eadtly iroreas
ins necessity for him to "lengthen his cords and
straighten his stakes.". With the completion of bte pre
sent alterations, he will present to his patrons one of
the finest clothing aales-rooms in this oitv, and being -
admirably located,a large increase of trade maybe
safety anticipated, in oonsequenee of hie additional fa
cilities to accommodate his friends and the public.
The SEAftOK op Piomcß and Excursion.—
The ahaeon for sallying forth into the xrren, delightful
Country is upon us, end every day multitudes, in the
shape of pjo-nies, private parties* or Sunday-school ex
cursions, are going out to spend a day in some ibady
nook or quiet dell, and sensible they ore in doing so
The wonder is that a much larger amount of time is not
thus spent, when there is no absolute necessity for men
of business to remain constantly at thoir posts, and es
pecially as we In Philadelphia are so peculiarly blessed
with the facilities for reaching any adjacent point in
the shortest tune and at all hours, 'n no other city U
this oommendable*rural taste more susceptible of the
widest and most convenient gratification than in ours.
Let us enjoy it.
"Attractive and Seasonable.*'—Thisig the
universal verdiol of all pedestrians who pass the elegan
show windows of Messrs. Charles Oakford A Sons, unde i
the Continental Hotel, and eee their superb array on
Gentlemen’s Summer Hats, These goods are now dis
played by this firm in the mostprofuse variety, and em
brace thaohoieeitnovelriesto be found in this or any
other oity. The rapidity with which invoioe afler in
voice is disposed of by them, is a sufficient indication of
the way they are appreciated by our oitizens The fact
is, “ Oakford's. under the Continental " hai beoome an
indispensable institution to the community, of both
sexes, and ss one of our most creditable metropolitan
establishments it well deserves the liberal patronage it
is receiving.
The Land on. Hades J—Over a hundred thou
sand communications from the land of spirits have
been reoeived through the remarkable writing test
medium, Hr. X. V. Mansfield. Multitudes, dally, visit
htsirooms, 635 Arch street, and are receiving messages
from their friends in spirit life. Hr. M. will remain a
few days longer, that thoee who doubt this great truth
may prove its reliability* -*
Persons and pamxlus repairing to the differ
ent plaoes of summer resort, should not Jail to take with
them Bower's Medicated Piss, whioh aie a safe,
speedy, and certain cure for costiveness, habitual ooif
stipation, dyspepsia, siok and nervous headache, and
bilfoue affeotions generally. They eohsist of pure Alex
andria senna, combined with the best quality of aroma
tics, so skilfully inlaid m the fig as to prevent detection
in taste,. Price 87)4 cents per box, Manufactured d>y
Geo. 0. Bower, Sixth and Tine sts. tf
A New Card or Advertisement has been
adopted by Granville Stokes, the celebrated fashioner,
No 607 Chestnatetreet. Foreaoh garment sold, ready
made or made to' order* one prtu only Is asked, and
never deviated from, the purchaser always receiving
a valuable and useful present therewith, the cost of
whioh is dtdueted/rom the prioeof theartfole.end is
intended as a new mode of advertising, which,, for
generosity, ifl receiving* as it shonld, the kind and ap
preciative consideration of the pubho. No bosu»
gifts" are presented; the truth of whioh assertion is
being largely attested by the thousands of recipients
who, m turn, send their friends to swell tho army of
those who patronise the M Gift Temple of Fashion,"
No. 607 Ohestnut street.
„ Particular attention is paid to the customer depart
ment, in whioh are engaged a oorps of the most skilful
outters m the ootmtry. je)9tf
The Gathering on the Democratic Clans at
Baltimore is still going on, amid muoh oonfusion.
When the Convention gets through with its difficult
'and exciting task the mVta'ben will nearly, all visit
Philadelphia, to eee the lions and to prooure new and
Elegant suite of summer clothing, at the Brown-stone
Clothing Hall of RookhiU A Wilson, Nos. 603 and 606
Chestnut street, above Sixth. -
Bid, 4sh*d
70
1 R. 13%
Jidvoff. MX- S 6
iNSOrip.Mg M
2
©«!• -S*
ffetf 8*
Saving Fund—National Safott Trust
Comfant'.—Chartered by the State of PennSylva ia*.
RULES.
X. Money u reoeived every day, and m any amount
large or small,
I. FIVE PER CENT, interest is paid for money from
the day it Is pat in* ' >
' 8. The money is always paid book in GOLD whenever
it is oalied for, and without sotioe.
4. Money Is reeeiveo from Extentou, Adminitfratort,
Guardians, and other Trustees, in large nr small sums,
to remain a long or short period. ,
' fi. The money reoeived from Depositors is Invested in
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other first
class securitlor.
6. Office open evdry day—WALN UT Street, south wen
oruer Third itrosfc PhHadwlshiA- Isll;
tm.- J jaw.
iMuarti.taaMO
': BALA MANOR* FIBR-PBOOF SAMB —A VM?
tarie Maortanntof ijUmKHBM tat ■!. nSrM
:.j-.StaW A wawos. -
mjmm tm,mm
m i&W
PJBE^nPHByj»SM»I
ARRIYAIS AT tfiE PRiNCIPAt HOTELS, -
OP TO 12 O’CLOCK LABI NIOHT.
OOrmNUNTAIirS., fMtfmr of Ninth and CbMthat.
(LF ThdiHiioA. Phils • V NewMld, N 1
- ‘ -*B ffifeasr•
Q wHdiser.Bftstoa - O L Holmes, NY;
Jrioß wilhams, Halt LSpangenbgrg,NO-
Wm 8 Earner, Sait Charlie f£ Weeks, JU
T Monies, a eon * • ' John Sehenokj Oaur
Ohio 4 - RLTanner,S»riMfield >
WT Glnsselt, U S N Mrs K M KMtaanrOa
T J? 9<oa JODttan.PftSbSff >i
V 9 Pft J p Whitney. Boston’, - '
MBijatow. Jr. Newark,NJ WPPosg k la, Cleveland
LGinmgs.Balt , A R Berlin, Wash, O \
OC Gaines,NO 8 LRelf,N O ;
7*2 Bnnter.jndianspolis, EPardon,Balt'.
AMcMilanJßarbiidoei.wl TBNrren,Bemerara,Wl
B Z Wmg, wjplhrop, Me W HiB*ran, Halt - _
IJGreshamtson.Ga - WWalker,Oolambqs,Ga
»W rerreli, Griffin, Ga J W Corbin, Griffin, Ga t
■ ■
W flenter at la. Sav, Ga K Blois, Bav, Ga > v
Lmonn MoPhail, Sav, Ga Li Bennett, Sav, Ga
G H Brown. 6rv, Ga G A Chapin, Boston
CM Guild, Boston ' A M Hulfer, Arkansaf r<i
John ‘Ahompeqn,Pittsburg T K Kuiston. Gas«oW»<B)
A Maokay, Ht^Coni# A S Robert, Jr, 8t Ldais ,
Jaine.Ark.ll.SlC- ittordtS * V-Kdolie*.
Levi MattloH, Port Carbon w t Wilkim, Delaware
GIRAttB HOUSE—Ninth and Chestnut streets.
W G Gibson, East Liberty Jno A Marshall, Fa, -
A Cunningham, La P Lott, ill
Tbfts MoEvoy. N J H Aloxaader. N J ; >
J 0 Massey A la, Md ' Jae B Craig-NY '
R MoLaughliß, k Y • Jiio F Stuart, Norfolk, Va
WBBoWon. RI C A Leonard. RI „
Hon J C Mather, N Y Hon B H Bixley, NY.
Ron PM Wixfer NY ! HonO OB Walker, NY .
Hon W B MoClay, N Y Hon M NortouvN Y .
Mrs Isaacs, NY, 1 T M Mm peon. Quebec
Robt PTitus k sis* Me AOFraier,Ueuoit
H Gates Levy, Savannah T Worthington. Cm, O , ,
l> B Merriam. NY Col J K Cooke, Portsmouth
MiM Cooke * e, PortsmHh BBe an,Cal _ - -
A Mason, NY- W Scanlin k w. Rochester
Miss Weaver, Rochester Thos S Carlin k la, S C
J B tioutv. Shafflokin T Baumgardner, Lapp
S Pbila j K Chowmaf. otia
Jas McQueen,NY' John J White, NY .
B G Palmer A la, 8 C. Ami Palmer k 515.,8 O .
W H RockafellowN Y Mr* Rookafellow, N Y
J to i larktou. Pa <, -w B Miller. May
R H Cudlipp k la. N Y Mrs Young. NY
Ja* H HIUAbuN Y - . Mi«s Hill, N Y „ '
Master Hill, N Y W P Iddmis A wf. Malt
Robt Hillecn, N Y . Henry DameU, N Y
John Hone &,la. jfj Miss Andersbn, N J,,
ThdS B wood. N Y. Stephen Wilson* NY'
HonT Jones Yorke, N J Lewisßiohwme,Pa
MnJDMn.WMb.DO VT 0 Wt»S, Albeor
n r B p Fi B dd»tMnibei J ■ . Bnaaiklv-iiT
8 N Bradley* N Y - £B Shaw* Maw
O H Schenok, lowa j G Haamsr, Balt
BT. LOUIS HOTEL—Chestnut street, ab. Third.
JJ Uoncin.BaJt JBCtonant, Newark, N, J.|
Mr Thom mod, Cin, O J BOnins, Louiaviue,Kr
w BStockman,Phila J PLutheriHadsop, N Y„
J F Holroesbiirg* Pa. A Kinsey, Holmeeburg. Pa
J PParagnawath k Ia,NY J W King. Johnstown.Pa
M 8 Byder, Johnston Mrs J M Bryder, Trenton
J H Burtis, W Y ' F Horton. Jr, Prov
H Johnson, Wash. DC J A Brownell, Wash, D C
A BCampion. Wash, J) C J PMartfug,N Y „
G W Bowers,NY, E J Richmond. N Y
C M Hill, Pottsville S G Vistoher, Md
W 8 Stockman, Piula - A M Perkins, Mass
AMERICAN HOTEL—Cbeetant. above Fifth,
EffiSaiLW B n 44^‘'^ wcu ” t ' r
fflfejf' M®svn“*
|°l , |ti > aJ I !fAd rrov
W T Welsiter, Linn Geo H Rich, Linn
JBMl.TrmidsddeCuba HO Bond. Newton
TW Seabreeas, Md EMogre, Md
John Clark. Phila , wm Baines k. la, Ga
DJ Farnnston. pel HMaynard k la. Balt
W B Mendenhall. Pa WmßlanchardTNY
J Hammltt, Pittiton W 8 Siiloox, A Y.
MSROHANTS* HOTEL—Fourth street, below Arch
R F Moti, Burlington, N 8 John Burgess* Pittsburg
H'M Dunlap,Allegheny City J AUen, Ohio
J Hodman, P& M , . Mrs Hoffman k Km, Pa
Jacob Ballard* NY , , A H Foster, Phila
JHMcMurray, Clearfieldoo B H WiUiame, WilUamabg
MJ Kramer, Allentown T w Kramer. AllsntoWn
g F Horn, PemsvU]© John H Pfeiffer, Pa •
Beni J Marsh, rhila W.Rhiman, Cin, O
Jo* m Bulme.MtHolly: ' ftF Brown. Reading
AD Campbell, Pittsberx Mrs J Harvny,Plymouth
SW m JHaryay, Ply aoutu ft MoKinley/panvilie
adoJphWollr. N Vv, E B Chase, wiikefberre
MoD Shoemaker, Pa O JBhoemaker, Pa
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth at., above Chestnut
Jco Chandler. , L B Wood Ward, Pa
D Kimble. Cheater co Jae Boott. Chester oo
Amo* Kimble, Chester oo Jm 8 Kirk, Chester oo
A Bnefceer, Bdo Grace . Alt Harper,Pa
Jno WaJtodiPittrtttTi Pittsburg
JW Walton, Pittsburg
AWoodlioi, Pitt*DUr# , S moWilliaint, Del
Mrt Bdmton, Wilm,Del E Gray, Coohranville
Isi%lu.pa . tsks^Ssfsr
JohnW Woo2»id6, Pa j ."’John PM Grier. Fa
F & Jsoobs, Wchester ’ K Martin, Cheater
W B Minster, Pnila J Codington. N J
/a. dirk, Md • : HCElllKnl, fe.lt
JONES’ abova Sixth.
H P Stone, N Y„. , . OMudi.ll, Mu. ,
All.n.M EV9». Ridhinoni) B«nj Cotlr.ll. Efobmond
S G *»Cin.O„ . „ NOgt.rk.WUh, DC
Mi.. J w.rrsn, Wuhkt’n Alex JonM. N J
M Berty, l,anen.tar R H HobmMn, Loci.ville
JJdpromll.NY WFWi,key, Phil.
Them Korns, CouuriJle Jut JS Plemin*. Pn
Wjßarr,, Leneuter Mr; Hmlbart, Wtlo.
F A MHieitor. Itowllne 8 John’oeorre’ipMl.
RRssaetJlffv ■ ssssasiSVi
2ML.MJ Se P nrT*h P^ Urr ' Md
John Luss.N Y . . Sami Md
DF Griffin, NY J SewiU Ma
W Reardon, Ga
THE UNION HOTEL—Arch street, above Third.
A 8 Cadwallader. Pa E Davis, N Jersey
v J? Sff'th. Berk* oo It C Warner. Reading
J M Watinn*. Pittaburg Mis* C Watkins, PitUb
Walker Wilson, ya P Richwiae. Lnno oo
RB Burton Cincinnati Mrs Peck, Pittsburg
Miss Pratt, Pittsburg Col R Ratcliff. Tamaqua
7IK& ter. f JSBS&fiESfS'J
, XAVtONAI/ ROTBI--RAA. itTMt. «Mn Third.
Junh EeniMl. Greenville B B Moor., NorriWown
Dr Bncher, N Y John Hhufe, Del
a Kreitier. Del B Btewart, San Fraaouco
JBteckbeok, Lohanon- H LUht, Leoanon
fiSMun, B»»dink Jm Rnlnner. I ehenon
p a Be t-men. Pa O Wl.ler, iihanon
Joel Hitter.Bendln, ChuKoone, Pa
A P Knox, Aanvllle AE W.txel.Eewi.bnr,
hbem Spijelmyer, Pa '
STATES I/NIG7f HOTEL—Market street, above Sixth.
/Miss Dntulas. Chester co Thoe E Watt, Latrobe.Pa
Mrs Miller k ohild. Wis Dr J 8 °tubbs All, Pa *
C BottooV, BelDfonte W WatsOTt Pittsburg
W J Stein, Bedford ‘ W B Minster. phUa
Jgs Yoqqg.’Allentown JFPurple. Pomnlxvilie
W Haskins- Cooper*town N Wateon. PUuborg
J Bradley. Columbia, Pa T Bradley,Columbia, Pa
8 Shuman, Perry 00, Pa Banti Blaok, Blillentown
n J Hall, Mq
BLACK BEAR HOTEL.—Third at. above Cailowlitll.
Jon} Onffington,l)ajiphin co Mrs Buffington.Dauphin oo
)avid PCI-mcns. Fa __ Copt K Krdman. Pa
Mn K Krdmaa, Centre Val B Kerr. Burlington *N J
B F Kerr, BunfnKtoa, N J Rami Smith, Pa
laml Morns, Phils Thns R Wright, p»
Jns \ounff, Allentown, Pa HM. Goodman, Reading
Jared B Fisher J Adsbach, Carbon oo,Pa
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third et„ above Caliowhill.
A Rebants QuMrertown Aire Sohants* Ouakertown
Miu Bohnnts. Qaakertown Henry B*ltlar,XluakartWii
Mrs Be tier, Quakertown Jacob L KUoireMietblehm
• ~co w J anesdale F Vake. Hummslatowii
JacottF Landis. Dauphin co chat Hlmuelwrlght, Pa
FOUNTAIN HOTKL-flcoond street, above Marsel
M.».1
Bnmuel D Pearuon, N J JO Stvl**, N J
•« BoMfb.rr., B.i Al« Homer, D«l
1 B Gnrmftn, Del K O Cdfopnxn, D.l
Wm Bmr. Lebanon. D.l Iff Hml, Frederick, D«t
W A.-iorlbner, Milford Win Ruth, Zeneemlle O
Mnrtm HftMon, ZenM’llo, O AmlVCarter, Zanea'lla. O
*ll Bui, Zanearilta, U T Stnortar, ZuMvillu. 0
8 Sannd.n, Otarjllt, Pa Farn'lPlummer. N J
latrnan,D«l JF Clement., Del
?9jP s ,»J“ e ,*t* on ' #•> Geo Eon!., Del
J B K PowelL Del N BmTnU ‘' Dcl
MOUNT VERNON HOTKL-geoond at., ebove Aroh.
RTier, Phila 8 Shoemaker* Monte co v
B&o&UPhll* FMafSlfrMa g °°
J Sherrie, Be Mr Clarke, Buaeex ,o. N J
Ja. Henrri.Qhia ; Thro Wei., New Mifflin
ZJemee.NY O W Lord, Jr, Phila
W Ramsey* Pa
SAFLKy SHEAF HOTEL—Second it, Mow Vcoe.
Jas J Taylor, Lewlstown Moses Eastburn, Buoks co
Jaoob Diamond, Phila
MERCHANTS’ HOUSE—Third .L, nbovd Oellowhill.
V' n 8 p Albright, Reading
E Mark, Lebanon Levi Handel, Adaumown
Louis Toujmdnt, PotUville M. O Oearbart, SunbuTy
W Field, Williamsport Peter weikel, Allentown
SIAHINK (NTEIiLIWENCB.
VUE FOURTH PAGE*
- w , ARRIVED.
Airklraia, Wortinsen from Maracaibo, »d ult, with
cense, hides, and fuiuo to Franois Tcte.
Bark David Lapslev, Bishop, 10 days from Cienfuegos,
with susar and molasses to Btewart, Carsou A Co.
Bchr Msry. Rickards, 1 day from Camden, Del, with
oorn to J L Bewley A Co.
Bchr Sarah Lannia, Conwell. 1 day from Camden, Del,
with oorn to Jas L Bewley A Co. ’
Steamer P %Heam. EpelK 14 hours from New York,
with mdse to W M Baird A Co.
l „ . BT.TSLXOBAPH,
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exohangerl
-•- CAPE ISLAIO), NJ, June t£-sfp M.
The shies. Shamrpok and Wromfnr.xrom Liverpool;
Tar. and brif Sparklins Sea. from New York, passsed
up this morning. Wind 3K. Weather fine*
Yours, &o. THOB. B, HUGHES.
Steamship ffor Havana, cleared,
at New York yesterday.
, Steamship Quaker City, Shufeldt, from Havana nth
inst, arrived at New York yesterday,
„ Ship Stag bound did not arrive at Havana Bth inst, from
Bwatow. as before reported.
Bark data R Satel, Soanaelia, oteared at New York
T *Bark?atm r Mauritius, cleared at St York
yesterday.
Bark F Beming, Bnghtman, oleared at New York
yesteraav for Cape Town.
Glbbg > oleared at Savannah 18th
Itttt forflio de Janeiro.
Bark Palmetto. Whildin, for Wilmington, N C, cleared
at Charleston 15th inst.
Bohr Maeonio, Perry, from Bathurst, W C A, arrived
at New York yesterday.
Rohr Rtf Tull* Townsend, from Galveston, arrived at
New York yesterday.
Sohrs white Squall, Sharp, and Com Tucker, Cox,
heuoe at Barbadoea 16th inst. *
Sohr R 8 Dean, Cook, hence, arrived at Taunten 16th
inst.
Sohr HE Dyer, Tracey, henoe, arrived at Eastport
12th inst.
SchrEmma Jane, Phillips, sailed from Riohmond 16th
inst for Philadelphia.
Bohr RF,Stockton, Reudson, hence, arrived at Rioh
mend 16th inst.
SohT JSLee, Corton, clsaTfid at Charleston, 16th inst
for Wilmington, N C,
Steamer Jdadgie, Grumley, hence, anived at Hartford
16th inst.
Steamer Alida. Robinson, oleared at New York yes
terday for Philadelphia.
Steemers Anthraoite, Jones, and Bristol, Alien, henoe,
arrived at New York yesterday. ; -
OAKD TO THE PUBLIC.
CONGRESS SPRING,
(SARATOGAi APRIL 18, 1860,
An attempt haa bean made to deceive the public, by
penomofferiM what Hep call “ Cottaane W*t*r"
from Fountains; and at the prioe of ill ft) oenta per
place. The wkolitah price of the Pennine Oonirear Wa
ter, at New York, belnp about 7Jt eenta per data, the im
pocition of pretending to Mil at retail at, leap than ooat,
and erlthont allowance for freitht, carlate, or breakage,
in apparent i bat their probable oonree haa been to
emptr one bottle of pentane Oonpreee Water into a
Fountain filled with their traah, and thereby ehriatenlna
ite lotul contents. ' 'J.
We hare naviß pold Oojipreee Water in Pountalai,
nor in Teaaela of sup older dttcrittien than ordinary
piped enaea bot«.u. The eork of every bottle of the
eenmne la branded “ COKORRSg WATBK"—“ 0, k
W.,” and any, without thoee worde and lattara on the
eork,.ia cooitraarnr, whether from Foaotaica or
Bottlaa,' CLARKE fc WHITE,
. Proprietor! of Coruna fierlei.
The' following gentlemen mPhiledelehle, vie f
FBPDUgrOK MOWN, eor. Fifth.end Oheetnnt eti„
IMA,, TVESPAY. JDWj! IMP-
SFEOIAX. NOTICES;
TRe New Perfume—Phalons* Pau-
Lo\vn i a.—Th e celebrated. JAPANESE EATRAOt for
the handkorctief, prepared from tbe Blossoms, of the
petebrated.Tree dOdpari,’- PRALdN
toko plpftßufq \n sUtmg that the new extract, hag never
been surpnj&el for ita strength, aromatio sweetness. and
lasting rerfaine,; Copyright secured*, for sate, every
where, Prepared only by. r ' PHALON A SON,
JeH-Jot - : .&l GR)sENK9traet, New York.
At»Y BBS > MntAOULOUS Ybrmin Db-
and best reihtdy khown, for Ex
tortriicatifig '< dnd MICE,-COCKROACHES
BOGS, ANTS, MUSQUITOES,. FLEAS. MOTHS,
GRAIN WORMS,and GARDEN INSbOTR.
W* PrinoipalDepot, 613 BROADWAY, N. Y,
•Sold by all Druggists everywhere. ’ J 1 mylB-5m
Srahrh s Saving Fund—Nobthwbst
Cosiikr Sxcoro and Walnut Sthkets*—Deposit# re .
coived in small and large amounts, from all classes of
the Community, and allows interest at the rate of FIVE
PER CENT, per annum, “ ‘ ' L ‘
Money may be drawn by ohcoks without loss of in
terest.
Offioe open daily, from 9 Until 8 o’olcok, and on Mon
day ahd Saturday until nine in the evening. Fresi-.
dent, FRANKLIN FELL j Treasurer and Seoreury,
char, m, Morris.
Skwino. Machines. —, All persons who
have bought Sewing Machines whloh will not perform
the work dxpeoted, are informed that SINGER'S Ma
chines never fail to do any kind of work. No one Is ever
disappointed in the Maohines of ,
I. M. SINGER k CO., No. 810 CHESTNUT Bt,
apt-Sm
To UONSCMPMVM.—QCBHd’B Voi) I.IVRB
Oil Jxllt.
This great speoifie for Consumption is fast superse
ding all others in Us curative effectsupon those
with tubercular diseases, being twioe as effioaoious as
the crude oil. Prepared upon highly scientific princi
ples of the pure oil, and robbed of the nauseous taste of
the plain article, it is received into the stomach in its
jellified form, without mastication, and is gradually dis
solved and digested, passing into the small intestines
drop by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
nutritious properties, and thus assisting and sustaining
nature in overcoming the disease. Approved by the
New York Aogdemy of Mpdioine. and reoorainended by
the faoolty everywhere, this preparation is confidently
offered as a remedy for Consumption and all Bbrofulous
affeotions. Sold by FREDERICK BROWN, obrher of
CHESTNUT and FIFTH Streets; FREDERICK
BROWN, Jr., Continental Hotel; and T. W. DYOTT
k 80N8. " rahSl-sturiui
Onh Prigs Clothing of thb Latest
SiTLss.made in the best manner, expressly for RE
TAIL BALES. LOWEST selling prices marked in
Plain Figures. All goodsmadetoorderwarrantedsatie
faotory. Our ONE-PRfGE system is striotly adhered
to, as wo believe this to be the only fair way of dealing
All are thereby treaWahko. JONES k CO.,
•oS-tf i 404 MARKET Btreet.
MAUUIKD.
MoINTOSH—LEtBEOK.—On the 17th instant, by Al
derman John F. Masoher, James Molrttosh to Mis*
Catharine Leibeok, both of this city.
DIED.
ROGERS,--Suddenly, on Sunday afternoon, June 17,
Mr. Theodore W. Rogers .
Funeral from his late residence, near Marlton, New
.rersey.on Wednesday afternoon, at I o’olook. *’
CON had.—on tb«l7th instant, at Middletown. Dela
ware oounty. George w., »on of George W. and Bamh
A>Oi!siad.ilmontosandSOdayaold. , *
EDwARDS.—On the 18th instant. Elisabeth Rosalie,
only child of William A. and far ah Edwards, aged 17
- months. . „ . . . *
MAtN.—On Saturday, Juno 16. Alice Ledyard, daugh
•ter of William and Annie Main, aged X. *
the 16th instant, Mr. Binns, in the
88th rear of his axe.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 118 Bouth Sixth
street, this (Tuesday) morning, at 9 o’clock.
DUNN.—On the I3rh instant, James Dunn, aged dl
years.
Funeralfrom his late residenoe. No-1113 Milton street,
east of Twelfth, below Chn tian, this (Tuesday)after
. noon, atlo’ofook. * •
GEIB.—On the Uth instant. Dr. William Geib, in the
89th yearof his age-
Funeral from hie late residence. No. 371 N. Eleventh
street, above Wood, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 6
o’clook. *
GRANT.—On the 16th instant. Mr. Thomas H. Grant,
tfijhc I7ch year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. Apple street, above
Oifqrd, east eide, this ( Euesday) afternoon, at3p’olpck.
HOPKiNS.-rOn the 14tb instant Martha A/wife of
Hopkins, and daughter of the late Rev. Robt.
L. Holcombe,
Funeral from the residence of her step-father,Mr,
Albert H. Hall, 1010 Hutohmson rtreet. above Girard
avenue and west of Ninth, this (Tuesday) afternoon,
at 1 olojook. *
LEWIS—On the letii instant, Job Lewis, in the 88th
yearof bis ate,
Funeral from 491 Christian street, this (Tuesday) af
ternoon.et 3 o'clock. *
McGOWAN.—On the Uth iottant, John, infant son of
Francis and Elenor McGowan, aged 6 months and*s
days.
kuneral from the residenoe of his parents, No. 313
Catharine street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 3)£
o'clock. *
RAPP.—On the 16th instant, George.son of Sebastian
and Mary Rapp, aged 17 years and 3 weeks.
' Funeral from the residence of his parents, No. 967
Alder street, between Poplar and Girard avenue, tins
(Taeid/ir) afternoon, at 3 o’oook. *
VIBHEGG.—jOn the 16th instant, Anna Dorothea
Vieregg, aged 70 years and 1 month.
Funeral’from the residence ot her son-in-law, Mr.
Henry Frank, 333 New street, this (Tuesday) afternoon,
AtJo’o’ock. *
ft6hF.it.—On the 17th instant, Anna Paul, daughter
of John Rend Busan G. Rorer, aged IS mouths and 20
days.
The funeral from the residenoe of her grandfather,
Daniel Peui, No 919 North Ftith street, on Wednesday
afternoon, theiOth instant, at3o’olcck, without further
notice. " • **
CUMMER MOURNING.GOODS.
Black B’trenes and Crape Marets, M, 8-4,7-4, and
8-4 wide; Black Bilk Grenadines, Greuadme
Bareco*, Camel's Hair Bareges. Summer .
Romluzines, Ohalis, Crape Chuns, Tamsrtinef,
Tfiinm itaos, fine Mouiseline de Lalnes, Lawns,
Ginrii ims,Orgamliot, Silks, Foulards,
Chalisde f nines, Barege Mantillas and Points,
Baroue. Grenadine Barege and Grenadine ohawla;
Gun Umb ellu. Fans,Summer Gloves and
Hosiery; Veils 1 Collars, Gle.*ves, ko.
BESSON & bON, Mourning Store,
jel No. 018 OHESNUT Street.
Tub only reliable article—
fit,AUK'S Patont INDELIBLE PPNOILg. for
Marking all kinds ot Ciothing neatiy and , indelibly,
They do their work better thanlnk, without its trouble
or.rfskor Blotting. Kaoh will mark SOW aTtiqlei. For.
■ale, WnOlMale and Retail, by D. C. TA/LOK k CO„
Agents for.the Manufacturer, No. Oil CHESTNUT?
Street. 1 lel2-3m
EXCELSIOR HIVISIO'.. ‘JOS, S.
of T.—AH members >,vi •►**»»• •> - 'ointhevait
to Mount Holly, should be at W»luu ,u4ot wharf at
Sfi o’clock, this afternoon. R. AJi OULL/’Oti. R.
Scribe.
rrs=* NOTICK.-A MEETING OF THE
I? BTOCKHOLDEKBOF THE PHILADELPHIA
AND BALTIMORE CENTRAL RAILROAD will be
held at aVONDALE. on SATURDAY, the 30th iust., at
I'o'ofook P. M-. to take into consideration the present
financial condition of the Company, and to adopt such
measures as they may deem Judicious to secure the
groseoution of the work extending the Railroad towards
aUimore, and the successful working of the road.
jelS 6t + ROUT. HODGSON. Secretary.
ryrs* TIU£ LADIES OF ST. ANDREW’S
IL? CHURCH, Mantua. will bold ft STRAWBERRY
FEmVAL AND FAIR, at the COMMISSIONERS’
HAUL, West Philadelphia. corner of Park and Market
streets on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURS
DAY, the 19th, 20th, and Slit of Jane. Open afternoon
and evening of each day. Ticket* 10 oents.
JelSwfsmtugt*
ryr» OFFICE OF THE DONALDSON IM
\3t3 PROVKMKNT AND luAILROAD COMPANY,
No.’JTB South THIRD Street, Washington Buildings,
Philadelphia. -
NOTICE.—The Interest Coupons on the SEVEN PER
CENT Mortgage Bonds of this Company, due Juue V,
will be paid on presentation, on. and alter that date.
jeH Et* ALBERT B. ECKEL, Treasurer.
fTr- NOTICE.—THE ANNUAL MEETING
Ik?. Pi the Stockholders <»r the CAMDEN AND AT
LANTIC RAILROAD COMPANY will be held ou
THURSDAY. June 58,1860, between the hours of 10 A.
M.,and2P. M., at the office of the company, Coopers
Point, Camden, New Jersey, to eteot Director! of said
oompany to serve for the ensuiug. year.
je9-tje2B ROBERT FRAZER, See.
[Ts» OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
\ks AND. READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
Mabch, 1800.
. The liolden of tho bonds of this Company, due July 1.
1800, oan now receive, upon application at this office, 10
Ker oent. in cash, upon the terms specified In the etron
irattached.
, The holder* are also entitled to the benefit of a Sink
ing Fund of per annnm, as established by the
stockholders at their annual meeting, held January 9,
1980, and -in pursuance of the qontraot,entered into by
he oompany and duly reoorded, to oarry the same into
fleet. S. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
CIRCULAR.
Notice to Ms Holders of Rhiladelphia, and Reading
Railroad Company Mortgage Bondi, duo Julyl, 1860.
These bonds are secured oy the first mortgages os the
road, amounting In the aggregate to 83,908,400. The
net revenue for the last fiscal year was six times the
amount of the annuahntercat on these bonds,
. The managers propose to extend them for a period of
twenty Team, the holders retaining the bonds and the
■eoiurity of the mortgages in the preoiso condition in
which they are now held. Fresh sheets of coupons for
the interest, payable hau-yearly, will be issued.
A bonus of 10 per oent. will be given to the holders, in
consideration of their assenting to the extension. This
bonus .will raid in oa*n to the .bearers of the bonds,
on their signing a receipt and presenting their respec
tive bonds at the offioo ofthe Company, or to Its agents,
for endorsement.
Forms of reoeipt and endorsement will be furnished
on application.
By order of the Board of Managers.
roMf x W. H. McILHENNY. Secretary.
BRILLIANT
FIREWORKS
BUPEKIOR QUALITY.
FRENCH,
AMERICAN, AND
CHINESE
SKY-ROCKETS, "
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COLORED STARS,
WHEELS,
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ROSETTES,
FIREMEN’S TORCHES, ,
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FOX SALE,
FOfcITICAU.
QRAND OWNING
,’ i ' ■, ' , ' ‘or ta e- f 1 ■
PEOPLE'S STATE HEABQUARTER3
AND '
READING ROOM.
the Friends ins
LINCOLN. HAMLIN,
CURTIN
Are uivited to be present At the People's State
Headquarters, to assist in inaugurating the Common*
wealth Building aa the Headquarters of the People for
thd - ' '
COMING CAMPAIGN,
ON
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 20th, 1869,
AT SIGHT O’CLOCK.
OOME, ALL FRIENDS OF
HONEST OLD ABE;
fGP Gome* all hard'fisted Workingmen, come,
friends of Free Labor and Proteotiou ; oome from jour
Workshops; come from your Looms; oome from your
Stores; come from your Fields; oome from your
Homes, and listen to the eloquence of the
FOLLOWING SPEAKERS,
Who will bo present to tusiat at the Dedication of the
Hall:
Hoit, ISAAC HAZLKHURST,
■ - Hon. HENRY D. MOOSE,
ItOn. WILLIAM D. KELLEY,
Colonel Philip s. whi^js,
' SAMUEL 0. SEA. Han.,
GEORGE A. COFFEY, Eaa.,
LEMUEL 0. REEVES, E#j„
JOHN M, DU ITON, E«q.,
JOHN M. BUTLER. Kid.,
JOHN D. WATSON, Ej,„
J. F. TRENCHARD. M. D. "
B) ordor of the
ST ATE COMMITTEE,
KUTAIL DRV GOODS.
MANTILLAS.
POINTS, AND BOURNOUS,
From Auction, cheaper than ever.
L&ae Points at $ ft, worth 49.
Lace Points at 45, worth 49.
Laos Points at 4640, worth 410.
Lace Points at 98, worth 413.
Lace Mantillas at 46,wrrth 49.
Laoe MantjilAa at #9. worth $1340.
■ ace Mantillas at 413, worth 418.
Laoe Bournous at 49, worth fit.
Lace Bournous at 410, worth 414.
Lace Bournous at ill, worth fid.
ALSO,
SOLID SILK MANTILLAS,
BAREGE AND CHALLV SUMMER CLOAKB,
MOURNING MANTILLAS,
TRAVELLING CLOAKS, and the new style
ARAB BOURNOUS,
Made in a variety of materials, suited to the season, at
30 to 40 per cent, below customary prioes, at the
paris MantlLLa emporium,
70S CHESTNUT STREET.
J. W. PfiOCTOB & Co.
je!9 3t
REDUCED
TO QO GTS. PER OUNCE.
CHINCHILLA KNiTTING ZEPHYRS,'
MOTTLED DO. DO.
BHADED J>o. DO.
lu double, single, or split,'
REDUCED TO 20 CENTS PER OUNCE
from the usual price of 35 cents.
All the NEW COLORB in Knitting Zephyrs at 20 cents
por ounoe.
A new lot of BERLIN ZEPHYRS, 15 cents per ounoe.
Great reduction also in Trimmings, Skirts, Corsets,
Ribbons, Laoes, Hair Knots, Ac.
J, G. MAXWELL & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURING
ESTABLISHMENT,
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It
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• STORE TO LET—The Four-storied
STORE. No. 305 North FRONT Street, abor.
J'lSSf^ u ii a,, L", fo, .*fil.A 0 i ln «“- An, ly toDr.BKAU
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aFOR SALE—or would be rented to a
Go-d Tenant, the Cottar. No. IMS North *l.-
ventb itrobt. Ha. Bath, Gao and Heaton, and in oom
plete order. Jt will be open this morning; go and tee
w - e - - ° ,Vo % h
rno RENT FOR THE SUMMER—The
following furnished rooms of a large house: Parlor,
dining room, bitoh.n, four chamber.,'and bath-roon
Within three minute.’ walk of the Tioga .tation on the
Germantown Railroad. . Tonne moderate. Am,., on
the fremi.oe, TW~NTY-skcONP and ONTARIO
io f’ ! 'o ,l L ' 3<1 ' ar ® i " e “ “**■ M ' oogroN,
«FOR SALK—A desirable COUNTRY
RESIDENCE, with about ten acres of Land, and
improvements, near the BrandywineAix miles sooth of
West Chester, near the jfalumore Central Railroad,
. Address J. W EfON,
ie 19-im* , Patkev lle, Chester oounty. Pa.
I^OaSAiE. —A stock of Hardware and
*■ Fancy Goods. “3 he Good will and Fixtures of a
Store dams a good business; terms easy, the present
owner .having determined to close, for the purpoe* of
removing from the otty. Address J, J. L., atttiia office,
with name and reference. Jel9 it*
Handsome parlor and bed
ROOMS to leftwith Board. Gentlemen furnish*
ed with meals No. SPRUCE Street. jeto-St*
m A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET, IN
HR. GERMANTOWN, near the depot AppWim
mediately to C. H. MUIRHEID. flOfi Booth SIX iH
Street. jeig-gt
T 3 RENT —A # Second*story Room, 35
feet by 80 feet, with steam power, lighted on four
eides and he ated ;by steam .with hatohwaj, Ac. Apply
to MoCAMBRiDGtS, FRY, * CO.,
JelS 7t oaa and 039 CHERRY Street.
VAUJABLE LOT FOR SALE.—A Lot,
180 rest by 100, having three fronts, located in the
southwestern part of the city, in the midst of a rapidly
improving neighborhood, is offered for sale on reasona
bis terms. For partionlars apply at this Office, jclfl-llt*
MFOR SALE OR RENT—New Stone
M&nsioi, Bam, Ao .with extensive accommoda
tions and thirteen acres of land.on Chelton Hills. .In
quire at No. 8 North THIRD Street. jell-Ht* .
MEOR SALE—A three-story BRICK
HOUS E (new), with ail the modern improvements;
yard 80 feet desp. Apply on the premises. No. 310
REED street. ; Jel2-tuthe6t*
SALE OR TO LET—A Double
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lane, second bouse from Thorp's lane, five minutes
walk from railroad station. Contains all the modem
conveniences. Apply to F. 8. WILSON,’
Jed-im . 603 CHESTNUT Street.
MFOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR
MERCHAfIBrSE—Two two-story brick houees
and lot of ground subject to .improvement. Rest for
972 per annum, eaoh. A small amount of cash, aad the
balance in. merchandise required, Addrem A. B..Frm
Office. myM-lm
m BRIGANTINE HOUSE—Brigantine
■L Beach, New Jersey. H.D. SMITH, Proprietor.
This large and commodious Hotel is now open for the
rereptionof visitors. Persons yiiiting the sea More
will find this too most desirable resort for Bathing,
Quoding, Fishing, &o.; inprovements having been
made, suoh as enlargement or dining room, new baking
houses, wharf, walks, Ao« Passengers leaving Vine-
Street wharf in the morning train, eta Camden and At
lantio Railroad, arrive at 'Bodice's Hotel, waereCavt.
Benjamin Turner will be in readiness to convey them
to the Hotel, arriving in time for dinner. jo!9 tnthslm*
OEA BATHING, GAPE ISLAND, N.. J.—
~ DELAWARE HQLSR ie now open for the season.
jo 19-2m* JAMES MECRAY. Proprietor.
TREMONT HOUSE, O*PE ISLAND, N.
J.-HUMPHREY HUGHES,
hou*e, so I'leosantly situated, in close proximity to the
beach, wiil be open for toe reception of visitors on the
25th innt. The large, feplendia lawn in front of the
house; the fine shade, good rooms and table, render it
the most desirable place on the island. Attacked to the
premises are bowling saloons and barber shop. Jolfl-lm
American house, cape island—
Mrs, M. REYNOLDS, Proprietor .—This favonte’
hotel will open for the reception of visitor* on MON
DAY, Juno 28th. It bat been fitted up in the best style,
and every attention will be paid to the comfort of it*
guests. j*lB-dtgepl
WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALYBE
ATE SPRINGS, at DOUBLING GAP, PA.
These Springs aro in Cumberland county, SO miles
west of-Harrisburg, and are accessible from ell the East
ern and Southern allies hr railroad to Harriilmr;.
thenco on the Cumberland Valley Railroad to Newville,
thence * Ight miles staging, in new and easy coaches, to
the Springs.
Psasongem leaving Philadelphia, Baltimore, or Wash
ington, in the mornmy cars, arrive at the Springs the
name ovemng at 6 P. M.
This property has charged hands, and baa undergone
a thorough repair; a mr.ro bmldmg ha* been erected m
which are warm and cold Bvha, andevery arrangement
ha* been made lor the comfort and convenience of vi
tutors.
New stabling baa been erected; horse* and carriages
will atwavs be on hand for hire. Term* moderate.
Alai/s daily.
For circulars and particulars, address tbenrppnetoTß,
jeW-lra KENAGA. KOSER, COYLE, k CO.
I' EBANON VALLEY HOUSE
-J „ LEBANON, FA.
UHAS. W. KUHNLE. Propri.tot.
Summer hoarders taken. The house is new and com
modious.with grounds attached. Surrounding country
beautiful and healthy. Railroad communication with
the otty twice a day. Charges moderate. jen lm*
THE SEA-SH“RB—ATLANTIC CITY.
McKIBBIN’S U, S. HOTEL.
The undersigned, proprietor ol the above-named
house, being now prepared to reoeive gneste, re
spectfully solicits a share of the public patron
age. Since last summer there ha* been added to
this hotel a four storied Wing, 140 feet in length, con
taming (beside the bed-rooms,) astute of three Parlors,
for ladies, and’iwo for gentlemen; also, a reception’
room, wash-room, and spaoious bar-room. Bowling
Saloons. Billiard Booms, and hot and cold Salt*w*ter
Bath Hoorn* have been constructed for the accommo
dation of visitors, and the whole house will be lighted
with gas. The house ha* been newly painted arid fur
uished while the shaded grounds surrounding it have
been put in oomplete order. A well panned pleasure
Yacht, ana an excellent tfand of Music, have been en
gaged for the season.' /, McKIBBIN.
JeH-tf
COLUMBIA HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND—
Capk May, New Jersey.—This large, firat-olass
HOTKL will be opened, for the reception of guests, on
the 29tii June, 1880. The House ha* been completely
repaired and refurnished. A new oooking ranae, oveua,
ete&ra boilers, and every modem improvement added.
Extenrive stabling attached to the premises
All letter* addressed to the subscribers, Cape Island,
New Jersey, will be promptly attended to. m .
LAIRD A WOOLMAN.
James H. Lairdriate proprietor Franklin House, rbila
delphia; 8. B. Woolman, formerly proprietor Mount
Vernon Hotel, Cape island. jell-dtm
riONGRESS HALL. CAPE ISLAND,
V/ CAPE MAY, N. J.—Tin* well-known, first-clacs
Hotel will be opened for the reception of guests on 6A
TURDAY^thelSminit.
The Bowling Alley* have been removed, and new
sleeping room* added, imoe last season.
jell-8w WEST k THOMPSON, Proprietor*.
fTNITED STATES HOTEL, LONG
BRANCH, N. J. The subscriber take* this
method of informing hjs friends and the pnbho, that on
and after J UWE 20tn his house will be open for the ro
oeption of guests, when every effort will bo made to
please those who may favor him; The house is plea
santly situated on a fine bluff, with lawn in front. A
full view of the ocean, good road*, stabiirg, aro,, make
ua* attractive as any house in the country. The com
munication is aooesnble by two daily lines from foot of
Walnut-street wharf, vis.: 6A. M., and 3P. m.
Referenoe-Graudy, Warden, Jt Co., 229 Chestnut
■trest. fit A, SHOEMAKER,
jeP-lm Proprietor.
SUMMER BOARDING.—OLD SAND
SPRING near Womelsdorf. p erka ooaQtr, Ps.
The lar* e and ooraraodlous HOTEL AND BOARD-.
ING HOUSE, at thii delightful Summer Retreat, is)
now completed, and will be opened for Boarders on the
l&tho* JUWBtIMO, , t „ _ _ _
Wir Communication twice daily, from Philadelphia
and Harrisburg, by the Reading and Lebanon Valley
>9” Boarders reoeived by the week or through the
•eason, on reasonable.terms. , „„ „
jeB-lm JOHN MANDEKBACH, Froi
CARLISLE wh T»«SSSfia
wW«&g««
C, m S? 0 S :P.
iccp>nm«fatioi»«/or
300. For particular! send for Cirou-
TBEMS CLfifoDENIN. & YIBSCHER,
je7-3m Carlisle Spring, Pa.
HJOUNT HOLLY SPRINGS HOTEL,
and delightful BUMMER. RESORT.
Six Miles from Carlisle, Cumberland county, ia now
open to visitors,
The purs atmosphere, mountain airand
the beautiful drives and walks, and other attractions
whioh are so well known, make it a very desirable
place for Families to spend the Bummer.
For further particulars, address Maboves^^g
June hi iB6O. .l-JiL-
BEDFORD SPRINGS.—This well-known
anddalirtUW Sommer
tue reception of Vuitor* on the FIBSr o> JUftb,
imd/r the* management of Mr. A,
Go ALLEN, whose experience, courteous manner*, and
attention to hi* gueaa. give the amplest' Msnmnoe oJ
automation in regard
to me piao j NOI p, kekd, aod Trepjmrer,
Bedford Mineral Spring* Co,
ripHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
JJi Lancaster County* Pennsylvania.—This estab
lishment trill be open by the )lth of Jane. The ad
vantage* of this beautiful resort are: Mountain soenery.
pure air, and soft water .every variety of baths, and
amusements; a good stook of livery hoise».jw»djsL
KAHl.E, No. 818 Chottnut Street. Philadelpiie,or to
the proprietor, JOSEPH KONIOMACHER. JB.hr.ta
Poßylffioe, Lanouter Count.. Pa. m,JO-lm
PROVISIONS.— 4,000pieces Oity smoked
Western. Cured Shoulders. _ , _
a,OOO Heroes City Smoked Westers Cured Rams.
000 •* •« •• *• 44 Sides.
80 Heroes Gardner, Phipps, <fc Co.’s extra Sugar Cured
B !Sfb?»lS extra Heavy Western Mess Pork,
S “ “ Rump do.
City Smoked Beef in lots to BtnU purchasers.
lfiO Dbln. Prim© Western lies! La
je!B 8t No. 103 AflOt* f treet.
TURPENTINE.—7S bbls Spts
\J Turpcutiuo, hard and soft, instore aud for tale by
aowtjVy, ABli BURNER, * QO., No, 16 South
i< I
,V . 'N-itUAi
WARTS.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
SUMMER RESORTS.
AMUSEMENT*.
TVT AtNUT-STRUETTHEATRE.
V ▼ Soto Lessee....... Mm. SI. a. GAFRtT.vrrt.
BofinewrAMl .... ..Mr. JO*. p, MUKPBv
O Uonrs oyen.at 7fi. comnteD««' nt 8
u qlock.
INCREiiED CHOW IIKP.
NIXON’S BOYjrTEafiferJlAN troufk ;
FROM NlBp’lklftßCKN, R<r»
FIRST NIGHT OF,„
Mr. WILLIAM SAN MIN.
FIRST NIGHT OF.
LVB HOMES kIJSIANS.
Am„n I U. O a I IU ? .,«. IyA2oy
Th. WorW.
whose Riding and Vettldiurtw a mwue, witkemt saddle
tbenoitTonder/alUriiulM*.qnrM> is tkMfras;
other oonnlrt.
. „ , HERR CHARLTON.
The giMt stilt Suow. _
, M0"8. DCVERKA,
The Renowned .Contortiodut.
Haoportwl br the entire Tram, of
COCRTS^P.^Sfe^LAN...
k mm§ltm&ns *Mwvir:r
■ . Manued br KLLA ZO YaIS. -•
BY THR DllMaTlO OOMPAKY.
ON WEDNESDAY • 9A „ V
_A GRAND AFTEKMOCtfr
B«itoD}ng at 8 o'clock. DooruowmaiSK.
, Xttlie Atteruoori Performaaoe Csitdreu are admitted
for 21 oents.
Without jew at
STREET THEATRE, f
PQfiITrVELY Ttfß LAST WEEK,
EIGHTERIf STAR PERFORMERS,
fn their Original £oofs, Acts, Danoes, sad Bcuiesguev.
For fall particulars see rrotraaamue
A dmissioii, _, —.— Meee*a.
Beodred Seats u Boxes— b
Orchestra__ api u
Beatoin Private Boxes.-.--. ——- TOq.»y «.
Gallery — '.s,
Pnv*to Boss* and RB. '
LON MORRIS, Manager,
. - - • CbSjIIES A. MORRIRr Ag»ut-
AfcDGNotGH’S GAIETIES-RAO*
iYAsTRKET
THREE »JSW FLAYS,
AN^LIO!
PADDY’S WigfiiNj,
JULIA MORTIMER, fU'NFg-
TINE DE EASIER.
THE BEST COMPANY IN THE CITY.
COLCiMON’S TEMPLE.
h-Y A luge, beautiful, udMifeetncdflaftaa (iso*
c.t and mo«t InterMtuc bwlimc eeer hwthFnenH
m the immense saloon of
%£jsp?ilKk Btf
eurrouadieg the ranous eowts, gire It a tiA-tiße**-
IJKSKfeJCir to 6th okap.; t Chron. t jBU dtop.iM
Cbron.. 4ut and Tth chape.; tod Exodus, jpth MSPmIo*
ccuiUmts or all of
W qPEN TOY idhFtKnmi ft to ifATM.. R to 4
andTtolOF.lt. Lecture at 11.8, sriwcralM.
.AtenisiKni.aa eeuts; nverMmrtwTae eentu} male
child. 1A oents.
. Liberal arrangements made with schools aad ehcrakse
with privilege of leotttre by their p—tor. mvk-ff
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY Of fWt
K. ARTS, 109* CHESTJCinr Street.
The97th Annual ExUrntifiiis swarepes Mrjias
Jo'clook 4. M., until 7 tnSSTmwT.M,
Aduuanpn 98 oents. Season tickets, M eeute. Ctol
dren, half-price.
Stockholders will receive tfcsiptiekets at the office ef
the Academy, ' /
BOARDING.
PBIV 4 TE BOARDING.-—Gentlemen and
their famibes, or single gentlemen, oan be accom
modated with Board, into pESSt s2P naSSe
rooms, furstshea or uaiunutoed, nJllLodulT m„
■oathuil, of WMuutos Mam - TjaliMtiw, U£,
«»o«te to ono of tho h.adwwMt lyt. l»tho.ity.i.
outfal. aad .itromoto flowaat. TSaiWt lliwbi
Tuftiartho city cm bo aoooaowAoteA br So Aar or
waok. Tonao «rionto. A twawthiAwM, witb
■tnYotooßtranoo. for rout. oaitobtolbiaaaMto Jalim
XT*AM (LIES AND GENTLEMEN WISH
-1 INGFIRBT-CLASB BOARD. to*oool RoOaaL
can now hovo ohoip.»t9a> WALttUTifc jafrlw*
TffO YOUNG GENTLEMEN OAN BE
Moomauxioeod with rooA, nartaiMit. (with
patch. ; —63
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ar.
OETS OF JEWELRY,
of the Newett end
MOBT BLEOANra^YIiBS.
LADIEB' A ferCHEa,
Jaat received* _
THOMAgJI GAJItKTT.
DIVIDENDS.
fiORN EXCHANG* BANK,
Tie Dirteton !iiv«T
f THREE fER CENTToBIte CwH*lStM*,e<Mr ot
EDUCATIONAL.
HfTSS LUCY R. MAYER and Mis. R.
XYX M. BIRD will iMM& their SCSFOOLfor Yueas
Ladle* st 1010 BFBUCK Street, on MONDAY. Sep
tember Hth, 190. k»4a
REMOVALS.
KJSMOVAL SMALL A- OHANPUSR,
WHOLESALE GROCKWfbeYe rußared ftpai
«g North SECONH Street, to IK KAtuOsT Street*
aUiv* Front. north«ida~ ‘ taf
EXCURSIONS.
TO PLEASURE TRAVEL*
IffISSPP fronfhMil'
phiatommtaraFalla,.Montreal. Qaebee, River Sane*
nay, White Moantainj, ftrtuuMl, fas**, oantMa
Springs, and New York, vi* Lake Ontario. River St.
Lawrenoe, Grand Trunk Railway. Sstendra stMoar
MAGNET for Baguenar River, aad return toFhnajel
ulna via Portland and Boston or Saratoga Spnaga. Pares
for the round trie as fellows: „ _
From Philadelphia via Quebec, white Mountains. Bde
ton and New York —.. ~ „. RMjg
From rhuadelpbia via Montreal, Saratosa Spring#.
and New York. - v SUB
From Quebec to.Sasueuay River.andreturn.. USD
Tiokelsgood IP. MBB.
Pot Exoursion Tiokets and aU informationae to route.
"■ w affiMPP
jeia-Sni General Axe*L
RSto—p FOR THE SEA -
SHORE ,-CAMDKN AMR
ATLANTIC RAILROAD. Two trains daily, (Sunder
cxcoptod.) for ATLANTIC CITY. ******
Mail tram leaves Vine-street Ferry *4B A. 1L
Kellrmag.leaves AtianboCity-..- IMF.M.
Express tram leaves Vine attest Feny..... i 4» f .M.
fteturmnr leaves Atlantic City.. M 0 A. M.
The above trains atop at all Staticas* _ .
Fare to Atlantic..— ...............Rl M
Round trip tioketa i good for thres da* s)— SB
Freight must be delivered at Coopers Point by S F4K.
The Company will not be responsible Cor any goods
and receipted fo^bv the
jeS-if * Agent
EXCURSION TICK
fisHK=BISSK ETS to the Democratic Con
vention at Baltimore. . „„ _..
The PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BAL
TLMOKE RAILROAD COMPANY will imu*.Round
Trip Tioketa to the above Convention at |4 each, eom
menoing on SATURDAY. Jnne 16th. „ .
These tiokets will not be good to return till on and
after the adjournment of the Couyenhoa.
jeS-lPt . S.M. FELTON, President.
FOR CAPE MAT.—Persons
£nMKp about, visitmc CAFE MAY ean
have tbejr Baggage called for, cheeked from theirreet
donee, and delivered no board the Bea-Bteamere Dela
ware, Boston* and Kennebec* which leave the fret
wharf below SPRUCE Street* dailv, at o’cloekA.
M.» by leavms their address at the uffice of GRAHAM’S
BAGGAGE EX PRESS, No. 3 WALNUTgtreeLor R.
F. FA RTHORNB’S, Druggist, THIRTEENTH and
WALNUT Streets.
Baggage also delivered to the New York lines.
Orders carefully and promptly attended to. Omo*
open from 8 A* At. until lif.M. JeM-Ot
the ADAMS EXP&ESS
CO., Oflce 3SO CHESTNUT Street,
forwards Parcels, Packages. Merchandise, Beak No tea,
and bpeoie, either by its own Lines or in coauuofrOn
with other Express Companies, to all the principal
towns and oitiee of the United States. „ „
E. S. SANDFORD,
jelfi-tf General Superintendent.
JJALTIMORE CONVENTION.
MANN’S HOTEL
AND DINING ROOMS OK THE EUROPEAN FLAN.
Rooms with or 'without Meals. Increased accommo
dation during the sitting of the Convention.
The only House of the kind on the principal street,
124 W, BALTIMORE STREET,
Nearly opposite the San Building.
O. 11. MANN,
1860. I0E! I0E! 1860.
COLD SPRING ICE COMPANY.
SOALB OT FAMILT PRIOSB.
8 pounds daily 40 cents per week,
U •* •« « “ •*
18 44 44 S 3 •» *»
- JO “ 44 70 ” 44
40 44 u Mg 44 44
R »* 44 17» 44
, Scud your orders to the olßoes, ot may be civeuto,the
OgS, 335 WALNUT «mt. Irani
j^ZUMEA! AZUMEA ! AZUMEA !
AZUMEAS AZUMEA I AZUMEA! AZUMEA!
PROF. MORRIS’ AZUMEA BAKING POWDER.
' Manufactured solely ’at No. 62 North FOURTH
Street* and for sale by Grocer* generally. myß-fcau
Mac rebel, shad hekbing, white
FISH AND CHEESE.—3,CO bbls Maokeral, No.
is* ft, and Sa m wholes, halvas, eaaiters, and eighths.
HalilHx and Massachusetts inspection.
» is bbls Lastern Mess Shad. .
aDObblabastport and Halifax Herring.
800 boxes Kaatport Sealed do.
A>o half bbls white Fish.
W boxes HfVkemer County Cheese, in store. For
sale by C. C. SADLER* A CO.*
jelS-fit ' No. 103 ARCH Street.
BRAOFS! SUPPORTERS!
Correotiy adjusted at NKEDLESLTWKLFTH
and RACK Btreets. Ladiesentr&nce 102 Twelfth street,
first’.door below Raoe. Ladv attendants. French, Eng-
Ush, and Amenoas,. in srreatvanety. EUstio
Stockuz£9j'&B*£eaeones, bhouder Braces, o
AMBLER TEES, Dentist, would
QEBSrmform his Diends and the Alumni ot tho High
Pohool. that he has opened an Office at 1418 CHEST
NUT Street. Teeth extracted without pain jell fit'
AND 01/AM SOUP served
flSttl' i
S CT. 4 Dinners fromll to 3 o’olook. \
a ms. M. S. BISHOP’S PARISIAN
MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.NNo. lftltt
CHESTNUT street, next door to the St. Lewreace
Hots!, jnjrShlni
t THE BEST ARE CHEAPEST.—Buy
Umbrellas and Parasols of * - ~
rayl4*tjyllf
t PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS,
in even y»ri*!r, ok»»»i tt
' wB '*-*iSf4ir?fe
mTM-tjylif
jjf £AI.KBAMKB’ PLATFORM SCAbl^.
PROPRIETOR.
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