The press., June 21, 1860, Image 3

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• «^6ii?fc : ;TW.lliw«Mawwiirth<i gmatil qa* Mtunil
S?i3S*fe**»* *Mrato£«4M,«o. whu»u» cmn
, rflM 'Hojr.'ffi? MoiiimaTi from North
-,,' t&rSm'Md ot>i*f» refuM tri wmoor i«rUi« r«»ort. ba-
Xe wMtJSot.vot* fbr.ty till
- wa TsviSliUon of tWwfoyißotii.of tht Caoiti-
M ißoramd. .• ;0. ■/■£,_,, •
vllfrßllAKCfrtriWihW tba raPwktM# WdJJ
a»“4hsav™#!jg«26S :
’ 38Sc@&iKSKT? “'
' - |*ST#» uWn t>»* R6rubHeaa»id»-'{m,ito.f; *,- .
llr. BxflllCß jwVtel thi prevkwi aiiMtioa* trader
. , v rote oCrejectionvacreoon--,
*T£f ffpart.Wi&fi then concurred in—yeaa 94,uy* 7S. '.
•• Adjottmca;. -;. •. Jv . : , .
i'lAto&er. Persoial Rencoatre at Haiti-
A- .-'niotci. C "V
V ifPßir pktwsbn Aim towxsXhd, of
'f v‘ X--.;', m*jAWA«*. ',4 ~ •'
.. BaiTt*c*E.J^*'4fl-—*itotosr wraefaat enoounter
ratLiyoMr* Last nirtt; bcTora iha
-> CmnhtMonibttdftftfiM-fan*na» eof snexctlfd per
, . i ntUhitMWr fMwd between Mr. Whiteley, the* ,m
-radios cematrtnun X»e:»wsr*, and Mr. I owwindi tha
' fteuUsteat, eH«l]ewiß* hisseatintheUonwrtion.
itockthJaawruio^tr-' Wh»t#}«jr aatawi the
Eiltor J’odra, Whera Wf. TdwneraiLn etoppmir* imd
«rah«srat>jtlra,®rasra®*w» IradtMtc.tfce waHlr
tooit - Abeal-ft crater past ?i/c'ook- Mr. (owoseud
- •' raiis down stairs into the office. laldhia cane on the
onauunaedw** viking ieto the wash-room, having to
.rajsWhUeUj onthewae...... . • • .
Thafattefrera.aad.asTownssnd passed, struck him
; a vlo*M Mown* the eidoof ibe head. Mr- Towwjepd
Wei ata«*rid by, the blow, bat recovered immediately,
. and.ntldniaY oft yrs\t*ln. raised him.br the front of
\ hlccbirtand n'-ctc tie aod ran him aero*n the .office,
• both striking rapidly, until -Whiteley felLMr..lownsend
' bem; over hirtt. Towesand the® shook Wlutcfeyßomo,..
aadsiid:’‘Sir. 1 want ao difficulty .with you, ami it
r >ou bnttttto to behave ycurseii anu leave, me atone,!
m>lied barthl*. refniing.to ironura, .am)
. aWli stratum*, ,-The- landlord nT-the -w/iO Alone
-..iritr***«d the Encounter, railed for- assistance, and the
B<Ura entered hod.fep*rated the partio*-WhsnWbtte
t v '«ee,- fceiaißieaiafjljlhioa hi* baud into bis breast
.tract, M.thuusU. f»«liat for acrmaibiog* when Town*
iand ema, *1 may be a - . .
•' ‘.WhiftMay after ftanatfn hie pocket, looked around
him rathefloor;when-ToWßsend eav Wbiteleyjs re*
Volrar lHrgnearhta T foet,‘ Ha initaatly secured it end
. placed it mhU own pocket saying, *' 1 will take care or
’■(. 'ttrisfttprenfet.’’ - 'X' ,•
vTfiitetar -was ta.ui teken'oa: of the hofre by .the
police and tbeafisirjbr the. present terminated. Ttis
ewppnstd tost-Townsend InD no' follow up tbe uuirrel.
gorMinK h ddeUieti oat'wiU be prepared to defend
Mntldcr of Womaa Another.
- BosroW, idea 20.—Ecmnra' sevebtt jrraTs old.
Was kilted last in her shop lnUUett street, by Mrs.
Mvtr MeOuiro; The UtCsr oaued for more nim, and,
dm&x rofssedp brat tbe ojd lady to dasth.
The Sardinian Mission.
•W AsmxoTOK, Jane Tbe name of Hon. Warren
Winslow; or North Oarolißa. is mentioned in eonoeo*
full bardietea kumioo, orratod under Mr.
.Aeomsatns’s bit 1 .
The .Richmond Convention.;
HrcHMOxn juneto.— Kio{tmond
Convention and several of tbe.leoedms delegates are
•till there end «UI adjourn from day to day, until the
result of tbs naitiroore Convention is scowc.
Later front Mexico. r
hfcitXT'At. or tun acpboirßit stab—»ißckKi*G rrr or
...-s-.M* JiTABKZ OF TBS BXO
- THR TEBASUBr. -
- IF/om^kaN f ChPiesyane, June 16.)
. Abie ftfcooaer 6tbr, Captain Oaomon, arrived at
Cits pert direst from Tara Croz.
- Tm Star left Verb Crus on Friday last, the Oth
iuii, and brings one weak later news thin we had
t: . yeetenlay by the J!ogUsh steamer at Havana.
-The 1 hews Isbf the ißOflt important character.
The (ocg-peddfeg dtffereneefl in the. Cabinet of the
thmstituubnal Govarnmact have at length come to
. ahead,abd jiut as their arms were everywhere
meeting with advene fortimo in the Interior, that
. Oerernmeot Iteelf Would seem tb be bMaking up.
three or four Cabinet
- change's during the last few- months, and now we
. hevc.intellig«&ee of fir, Lerdo do Tejada, well
/. known' Seoreiary of the' Treasury, use real head
and front of tbe Liberal party,'and widely known,
Wet only in Mexico, but u thti'eoantry and in Ea*
’ as h man inrelHgenee, extensive in
formation, and great l&aectcl skill.
. ThU event the Ist instant; and has
raattralfrmeftmednsUersble exeltement bt Vera
r Sr Lerdo with, the rest
of 'hts essoßiadaa, awlrapoeiaHy with the President,
weraef a poliiioid ebarsoter; and have, been, for
- soma time past. , Well known to their immediate
’ friends. ■ ♦ . • ‘ i v
-- Tea last difficulty, however, and that which was
tbe immediate oauae of the resignation of the Min
ister, was as follows,:
Sums moiitbfl, since, and coon alter'Mirainon’R
. cgainat Vera Crux, the treasury of the
. .CowHtaUonarawernment found Itself In an ex
' tuuMCcd state; and thp'Midster, with all his welt
‘ ' known fiaancul iklll, hardly knew whither to torn
, to arai bis engagements. * r *
The expeMtanec; essty for .the rapportof troops
ia .tha interior, subsequently for the defenoe of
thecjLty, had been iinaeuse : And, at the same
time, the foreign counUe**e ef the port, the only ;
8«rj« of reretittfl; was fa great part destroyed- by"
- 4hls mat* of things itself - As for the trade of the
iaserio the opposing patty long since took' good
dare to nave it entirety cut off. k '■
.An lye Lln .addition io all these econ&oas ex-:
peases. Ifbeeaine to make still greater,
. la organtclbg'the defeated army, for the pur*
poet of carrylng ba the war in the interior...
-Ic wra .in vieir of this state of things that the
- Besretaryef tbe Treasory proposed as a last resort
t&e idipecsioo. for tixe period of two months; of
tin payment orthe foreign debt, forrwhieh nearly
. two>tkftrd*|ef the custom dues were long since.
. TfCedgedjChd havetinOeheen reg&larly antiebsted.
The proportion was approved by tbe Prendeat
•mbh Cabinet}- and' that there; might be no mia
" wafirwtiiHltof la the matter, finally submitted to
. CapUis AfdhatfjOf Hi B. M. ship Valofoeji
.' .A~.,''of eourse. protected*>dt only .for
1 fbraVsake, as4twasvreUknown that It Was the
; ouly eoen* pklehy Ip view of the exhausted- eendl-.
4he,lres wiry, isoold be - parmed. All Went
X wriliio ftir. aad the Heeretaty had already takcn
oil ai onee he reeete
'*~:ada noiiee from, toe TPresidrat that the •ehetno.
mast be gives upland their engagement with foi
elgtt maintained at ail hazards. This
took .the tiraetary by snrpriM; he was already
ooapremised, and he, of ooinvo, ntipMd. - An at
;’, tempt arsis rnbseqsehtly made to pafen up the dtifi-.
eulty, bntUOllwl. ;
A« to lienor ifordo'S Saeeessdr, wa hear the name
' idf tiorernor Slamora mentioned mdstprbmlnehtij.
butit w vcry probable that will even-'
Wj-ieate la Che entire; breaking up of the Cabinet, and
> theefgaolifttioß of a hew one.
WAa iX Tax ufTxardß. i ,
Of tas War In the interior, we have nothing of
Importance,'eaoepc the remor that,-subsequently
to the unforihoato attaek oh tiuadalsjara, the re-;
. ~txeatLog.Lflberai:h>myJeli 'ln with kursajoa, end
' .:,WtlppM him. -.-Coe letter before ns adds, that the
. .CoastdatkWriittraftirWArdtectetfed Unadalajara,
whlch was how In tholr poeeendon. But this is
'. very doubtful, though it is very possible tbe Libc
reluts may have & turn of goed fortune, after their
Iretirement frou* the city. •'' l; *
. Or their .repulse from Clnadalsjara, we have an
. abundance oCputicularv, bat they really add bat
'Uitie.tbWhat we,s4ready,knoW.'.
nmo JfATCS iK6aTI97 TO VIXICO.
Wfijaib*gtor MfVsra Oral, th,mtcirtcr, lit.
,■’MiLi*., Aii9 ‘ lit. 1 Elgtt, , sterstorycf legation,
. ,««» afcsaat, on aa .aptoiUan with the Biooklyu
. Mtotba; toast' On hu fetor*, says on* loiter,.
-JSPtei. pjttMW*! irtlt go, into thelotoilorto ipeod the
Ssanasr; Mother says that >h«atd the treaty not
ho milled, be will retarn bojue.
-■ > Ike fiset aotlon of the Benete on the treat;, who
. not kuown in VemOCtriz whin the Bter left, end
.ovvf.thiagwa. depending on.it. “We ere on
Slptua shunt the treaty,” says aletter; “ifitia
’ . kot ratiShd.‘there will .bo bloodshed, eoofoalun,
. (align*, alaery, starvation, and other thinga be
yood descripttoband belief before long in this
Mhepjy'toantry,”
Tlic Ivikh Exodne.
IProia the Cork Examiner, done S. I '
', Theqneation of emigration atiil prrcsrves iU Ik*
porteoce. The people still are Hying from Ire*
lead, aalf lt were in 1850 as complete a peatbouse.
' ha itWas ta i A drain Isgoing on dally which :
>**•l4 be taatamoaet to the toorrase In a coon
.tty.of Ihree.tbaee the *txa of Ireland, and ie slow.
, : ly. haj ateadily and certainly, depojinl.UngtM.
-«, : ; Ike temptation, ; in’ a great; meeasre,
aeaau from the other slde.of the water. Petaona
, Who have made a home for thwmelve, in the New
■ .World are eo anxione to aee their relatlree end
fri.ad.about them that,’ by every, meaaa In their
: power,: they atrire to raise foods to brtogth.m
'■>aaroai. -;th»: -water. ■ >' ■ Moaay eomee hither yaatly
la haadtod* of thohaanda hr thla purpoee, and
aateraUy U an eaormooa addl
tiea to want of emptoymawt or na*
Maritywcahl drive from ibelr homae. Indeed, of
ttaaewho’ao depart, not one in fifty is probably
driven by the diSloaUy.offlnding a means of tab
" sisWnee h.re.. BiittE, atqaiaitios sit-this mon.y,
whltoAli#tn»‘ih eaSy briage'to the sdvestarons
.tmm Up oeean. has a collators! effoof' hardly
“ lees pew«nhfr~:.Tha' Jrhieh money
, to aaßtrdt.is.wakid,. umit needs K rlehi and
■ wha. swd it prorperoua, Ihe oonoln
. ilsit to :» asstsM agtoat is cornet, M hJ no
' - sgwt ewWtaly to.-' la-'Acaertoa money-is of
/■fitUsrvslM to proportlon to the. naoemarie* of
lift thaif lt ls here; while careful’ observers,
amongst whotn-wasno’ less an authority than the
- grsstaaa phUanthtopte Father. Mathiw, ashert
' ; ’Uat ia thd of lnstaneM tbe mo
twys sent from America to this country .arP! not
the acqr offerings of annerfinity,.bqt are nlsed by
''advancesOn wages.endoften hardly repaid with’
. mach pinehiog, and on email outlay by way of in
tetkit.. Tot the teodeney. araooget the minds of
' the people is eVar WeatwardiHo No family
: ca&Mmattrithof whloh one, if not more, ..of its
afCßbsrß/.ii l . Botwritlbg home, from.'America,
■/ -ivory ;,aetvarit; maid , think* of tholaod of
' 5:: pnwiua,, where wages; -are hlgh.' heips • and
hiistremaf nearly on an rqualily. and, shall
; - w* ara thought-more proeara
' hie tkaii talfeUnd. Toevery young saan thare ts
' haUaufiUe lndaeeaiest of oxofMmeDt, a» walt as
. vaeua. aed very oflan fallaoioua, hopes of bettering
' hir conditlon. It oannot be dented that those;
. . feeilnga pad inollTM have. tahen a deep,root,-, and
atoraryalldely rpread. • .. .. -
iV .Tag’, Nnxr - lorai,; EcMrsa, or thp
iil.' tollhwiag rcsolntion provtdicg for the obserratlon
W», willed
Ct; •MrtPPnth' day'. of J uiy ’next, bas paesed both
*aa4 provlaioiu- ; fpr;.tka Ooeyeyiwe.to the
%r6iUe'i,,
* ; i', ;
THU KVKiIH*.
<U &Sv CN '* n&0B twtow Third.-
1025 che,t '
OpßbriNd of tub, People’s Headquar-
T«2ji.—Last evembs, the new hall of the Common
wealth BaildtofclChestnut street, above fiixtb, wsa for
mailv opened. Tbe whole upper portion of the buildmz
■as been engaged br.ihe party, and the four smiller
rooms’Oß the seeond story nave been fated up for the
use of the People’s State Executive Committee, the
City txecutive Oommittee. a foldinr-room- and read
•tnx roorov alb of WWoh will be ukoo dnrm< the.eam
paign. The last nieht tons place in the
upper roooi.-wbieh was crowded with a largo audienoe,
every seat being occupied, even in the gallery facing
thernatrtim. 1 •
. wm ; S. Mann presided. Henry Tonliqn* BJS. Kelly.
J. M. Kennedy, Leonard Myers -and Wm. H. Kern were
appointed noe presidents, and Rr**tna Poulson, James
rreebom. and Wra- Andrew acted as seoretanesi
Mr. Mann opened tbe meetißU with a speech of over
annocrlp lengt;, m which he impressed; upon the
friends of Bsll and Everett the importance of ueltiDg
with the friends sfLinooln and Hamlin to defeat their
eomtnonenemiL.the Oemocraey. weaaidmthe North
ern dieteethe Beil and Everett ticket would not poll a
Gorporaisfuard.butintnefioatiutwoulabe the only
.©POMitioirto the rOemooreov. - . . ,
s fie nesurrd bis hearers that tf Lincoln and Hamlin
were eleetsd. tbe B*‘l and Everett rasa of tHs Southern
States would have their proportion of the offices, as the
repraeentatives of the opposition to the Democracy in
those States He anticipated a perfeot whirlwind in
October, and that tbe State would be carried by SO 000 to
40,000 majority He svhffae addressed his reinarirs.
pilnoipally to the ** * merman” portion of hit hearers,
<a order to induce them to vote for Liacolu and Hamlin.
Afforthb Hepuhlicaps, there .wan no denser of their
going over to Bell and Everett. [Greatapplaute.J . ,
Mr Mann was follpwea by Philip 8. White ano other
speakers. ThemeetmgW3« very end the
remarks of tbe tpeakeis were loudl/ Appended. During
theevrnin* colored Area ware lighted upon the balcony
upon Chestnut street, whioh produced a brilliant effect.
Handsome'Tbstdiokiai* to Philadel
phia FiPEMKN.-The Constitution Engine Company.
No 7. of Brooklyn, N. Y., who visited this oi»y fast Uo
tober-and during their star were entertained by the
Hibernia Knglne Company of tine city, have had pie
pared a senes off etolutions, passed at a mootmx of the
company,expressive of the kind feelings entertained
towards the Hibernia Hiivtne Company for the hand
some reception given, and the generous treatment ex
tended to the strangers, during their eta* inthiecity.
The-resolutions are executed m the highest style of
penmanship, ornamented with a representation of a
•tag,ihe.emblem of the Brooklyn company, which
stands prominently near the ton.' The American flag,
and e green nag with the Irish harp, are duped ttrace
futlv overthe scroll work. At the s>d&s are represented
firemen fully equipped, holding hose pipes m their
tnuds. At the oottorats a .representation of the front
of tbe house of the Constitution, and their hand engine
The frame in winch this in enclosed is of the ricbe*.t
description, being some four feet high, by three feet
wide itiirTegaQtir.gilt, and profusely decorated with
firemen’secuipnente and implement*, while on each
side appears aiaddrr, upon wbiott a firemen is carry
ing its a section ofhotc. This handsome afftir arrived
in tineoiry on Tuesday evening, in chin:* ofacnmm t
tee of the Constitution, and especial meeting of the Hi
hsrntft Engine fomjany vm called for the purpose of
receipting, it. 1 . Mr. wiltnm. Dorsey, chairman of the
Bropkbncoqimutee presented the frame, in ft very
fteataddiesa, whioh woe received by Col. Jan es Page,
the president of the Hibernia, who made come appro
priate remark* upon the oecas on.
Tna PniL Adk i.rm a Commission to Intbs-
TioAiETHSOiTii., JJi«E»ss.-At the lint meeting of
the-Philadelphia Society Jor Promoting Agriculture.
Dn. blwyn and. Emerson. «f this city, were appointed
a committee to proceed to New hnßlaud and investigate
the oharacter of the cattle disease, or plenro pneumo
nia. prevailing >n Maseaohusetts and other Pastern
States, The notice of their appointment was puDli«hed
some two weeks ago. Before these gentlemen hadrio-
Eartedon their mtiaion. Mr. ulemton, of the United
tates Patent Office at Washington- oorfesnonded with
Dra. ilwya and Jimerso’). reomw mg them to acoeet
the appointment of United mates commissioners to
make the same investigation, in conjunction with Dr.
/ntisell, who bad previoutly been appointed by the effi
cera of the Pateot Office to proceed to Maieachueetts
upon the same mission
_ Cn, K.lwrn and Emerson,Upon consoHitinn with Mr.
Crtug President of the Philadelphia A*ri
oaltoral tfocielr, decided to accept the appointment of
the U. 8. Cr-mmiationsre. aa it wou'd not violate tne in
tention of. their appointment by the Philadelphia So-,
olety, and aecordinrivdeft for the fcaetward, for the pur
pose of fulftitira their missiou, acting in concert v-ah
l>r, AnticelL The reportof the commission, ustesd of
Miniunadedirecfoihe President of the PhUnoelnhia
Society, will,be mads to the Patent Office, m Washing—
ton.probably la theoourseof oweeknr two.wnea the
patHiowiH thi-n have some definite information ss to
the rail character of the cattle duense ahicb has been
•o destructive to the herds in the Eastern Btatcs,
Removal op ,hb Coal Tbadb from
:B»o»d In th« r«,St ,U« report of J. Ed,«r
Thpmßon. Em.. In spMkinKoftheVArloß.fidvftttAr.s
.to be derived from the looat'on of the terminus of the
GieatCentralßsilrosdon the Delaware, at the 'oot of
Prime street, sad. .the unantfmty w.th which the di
reotoraofthe.roidaßtcdiAthus making »ius location,
ocean the following patsagf on page 141 ** A con
neotioa with the latwr road»Philadelphia, ’Wilmington,
nnd Baltimore Raiitoad) at the east end of Cray's
Ferry bruiga.may be made at small expense, which,
oommaed with an nyiensii n of the Philadelehta and
Beadtnr Railroad to the Penneylvama Railroad on the
west bank of the Schuylkill, would arable the former
company to cupply the region oi c untry reached l» v tiie
West Chester and Philsoeiehia, Wiln.ingtoo, and Bal
timore Railroad with coal, *natead tf passing it, as at
pr*st tt. along h'road strict ft
It will betbus men th«t the recent noputar movement
of eonvertins Broad street into its leritimate nse for
fiist-eUss private residences, and which is now attsoe
mg genera!attention, can be greatly feoibutvd by the
removal of tbe city coal trade fr< m Brosd street to the
river Schuylkill, not only without any sacrifice o'-detri
ment to asp party, but greatly to the advantage of oil
partita interested, apd should be acted ujon with as lit-,
He deiay.asnosßiblr.as the rail track on Broad street,
used foycot! purposes,-is the only o’ stacie that now
standi m the way of completing the important work of
reuovatißf Broad etjoei mnvory short tuns, new that
U l«s bad so favorable a beginning.
List of Americans in Paris, from 20th May to
3UU .* • v
R. Pousle* ard family, New York; Mr. and Mrs. Jgg.
CoreeleiD. Jr., Baltimore James K. Cftldwelt and wife.
Philadelphia; Mr, and- Mrs- Lonllard HonaM, New
Yorkr.Mrs.J. B. ( artor, Boston; Gennre B. English,
New York; Charles B. fitockwell. Philadelphia: Dr.
Richard. Mans, Philat’elphia; Lemuel W. Morge. Miss
Morse, John Lowa, Oavid 8. Draper, All of New York:
Mrs. Pamuel L. Foote, Miss Foote, Harry Foote, all of
New Haven; Frederick B Elliot. William H. Mnyth
and Judy, ft’l of New Yo»k ; Miss Mitchell, Riohmond.
yjttima; Jaaies B. Murrs*. Miss A. Murray, John
Phflben, N. C Hexford. WiUiAin Scbaas. A. W.
Ketchura, all of^ew;York • Clande Sibwin, i onieiana;
gf. R Halsey, Virginia; Thomas Crofts. ork;
Henry Lax eras & wife, Philadelphia; E. G. Duma
k*Bt.Dr. ant! Mrs. Charles D. Bmitn, Jama* D. Davie,
all of New. York j Anson. Dexter andfamilr. Poston ;
CepUHtt D. B;Bnck«t. AJ.JB. a.; Mr. and Mr*. H. <5.
Otia, A. ; Mr. anu Mrs. Chadwfok, Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Tucker. Miss Read, all of Boston ;
r; GefttbJS. John X Townsend. E, Rh'Htei, F.
Zogbaam. D. R.eAnford.aUof New York: T Pnm
r«»se, Bt, Jxmts; W. D. Scott, T. Jay GnSer, both of
New York. .
New Board of Controllrrs.—Tho di
tectonipf thevxTiouiy school .dje ricts of Philsdelphia
met on 1 uesday evenmgafid eTTot«d the folio* Inc gen
tlemen toservs as controllers of puhlio schools for the
ienftfllhK.iesj« The. orgsmeation of the new bio-rd
tok's p'nce oo the second of Jolt. Aswill beseen b*
the sumoioed paragraph.' Teg esentattvas have been
chosen Irom ad the ward*, t xcept the Nineteenth end
Twenty-first; and, ** the board notrttands, the People’*
party bave aranjorltrof two;
First ward-Is&so RMnith- P.: ffaeoad—William W.
,-Tisdete. D: Ibird-Chavies Welsh, D ; Fourth-Wil
bam J Heed,' D j-Fifth-Tr D; Bixtfi-W.
ATTavlnA n.; Seventh—George I, Hmhe. P.; Eighth—
p,ll?th B.t mith, P ;Ten‘h-
J. S.Chsmbers, P.t Eleventh—Thome* W. Marchruent.
D-; 1 welftb—fcdward MoCaßa, p.j Thirteenth—l ewis
Sitting, P.;. Fourteenth— R. ,Q. Shelpirrdme, P ; Fif
teenth—Thomas Wood. P.; Rixteenth—William M- Go
minger. D; Seventeeutn-J D; Figh
teenth—Heniy Buinm,-P.; Nin-t#enth-no election;
Twentieth—Georce W. 6rult, P.riwentt first—no elro
tion< Tweptj-second—John Fittonhouse. P.j Twenty-
H, Fiiicrafr, 1),; Twenty-fomth—liaa'j
Mbeoantilb Bas* Ball Club.—This
Club, which is composed almost exclusively ofrrer
chants, isoneot the largest and most spiri'ed in the
city. Its members are almost Jtily their la
vortte same; hot on Wednesday and Saturday more
etpectajly in Their play-gronntf, which is admirable
adapted io.thepurDote.ti situattd At Seventeenth and
ifastey streets., yesterday amost, interesting and ex
citing game was played, almost every member partici
pating. Tcwatwitne'sud by a large number of ladies
Andrentiemeir. who seemed to enjoy the sport almost
asmuah as the players thornselves. r>n Satvirdsy next
another exciting game may holoobrd for. We presume
that on this occasion, as on Wedne*dav,the beautiful
tent of the Club wdl be graced to tho mcaonoe of many
of ** Kve’efairdsnrhters/’vpartfcultmr srt as the oo
oommodations are ampin,nmt ever thing h**been done
by the xsllanr end gentfamautr members of the Club to
render their pretense -
Suni>BK_DBATns coroner held »n
tn-ine«t. won tne bortr of Jr jn«# Mooie. ated
who re*iafrt In ftnv«a • iwnt. n«ar Twent-eth
«nd Oh© rieora&td had son© nut fithine
ineompanr.wifh two. nr thrift frinnc'c. and oppo
'»ita HivtrlrtßaN J., heeot intoncmtll boat a'on©. in
a short time hiR friends heard himmo'vn nnduben they
reanhedMntphfs head And’nneof hi* arm? warn iniho
.water* and he was found to be dead. He had complained
ihe iwfor© of lit, nnd it ia ?uppnkpri he died in
a fit, iZpieavesn femilr« Verdict, death fromnatnrni
cause*. - -
1 h»noroe#r also he’d ait inquest upon a child, nntnrd
Ehiabeib Hodmen, wlio died *nr»d©nfr- oi'l lue«d'>yftf
.tenioou.st 24l Georresireet. Seventeenth wnrdt while
; n her mother * lap. veidict, deatii from natural causes.
' Wom.D not Answer — The deputies ap
pointed to lake the oencus are frequpntW put to a fjrrat
deal ofinoonrenience. and the completion of this im~
portent work materialU reiarded, hr Jhe obstin A oy or
Knnrrineeof oluzentsin refusmicto fnrnith ready ar.d
correct Answers.to the questions submitted foihim.
' a dap or two since, a physician residin'* on Arrh street.
possessed of a hnndsom© property, declined telilne the
centus«t»ker the vslpe of h*e rest estate; conU'.dim:
that ihe Government had no ritht to compel him to
answer the question. The penilty prescribed by- Iv*
for this odenoe IS s&■. The case above alluded to will
be heard before Alderman Ocle on Faturday n?x*.
TnBTASBa—The amount of Ihe taxes
for IG6O which have beeneaid ln»o thp city treasury, up
to this tune, is At IST 078 82. which ia only about one
half or the whole Amount Mscserd. The payment* *r»
rosy made very s’owJv. imtaverafln? more than
per week, come three thonsar.d n crchants have fai’fid
to .pay tbeir mercantile tax for the‘pre*ent icnr, end
Doles* this daty is Attended m before Monday next,
aldermen will add additional bills of costs.
Dishonest 'Washerwoman.—A colored
washerwoman naked Margaret flnrton was arrested,
yesterday r.ftsrnoon.oa rheehsrcenf a*ea!lnsftlot pf
weannt apparel, the prorerty iT Wr. E. W, Carm,
Fomo of the gf-od* were recovered at the pawnbroker’s
shop of John Coney.- Coney WA*also taken >nto ou?to *
fiy. and heldm default of $BOO bail* by Alderman Jle-t*
Ist. to answer the eb*r*eof receiving goods kuowing
them to hsv# been sto’en.
. The Late Poisoning Case.—The cpro
per’* inquest upon the body of the Isoy Bchwartzwa'der,
whose death byeatian awn'.o pioked up in the street
wasmenttoaed m yesterday’s Prcsx, was repomed reo
teTday mormns. No evidence could be obtained to
show now the arsenic got in the street, a verdict yas
repderrd that death w<>? osused by eating areenio found
.. ; Biohno.—The "Dogs” and th“ “ Spig
gots.,, adherent* of two rival fire companies in the
Piftesetb ward.got Into an altercation on Tuesday af
ternoon at Lynn atd' Mechanics streets. Stones and
brickbats wer* freely need. The police interfered ar
rested « mail named William Piks, and took him before
Alderman Hatcbtsson. who held him to bail to answer
at court- , .
Improvement in City K.AijjtOAi)S.—The
Girard Cojlega Railroad has adopted Wiiarton’s patent
turnout. The md>ia*hiei ed tnovaMe switohe* at Ninth
and Arch and Tenth end Arch street* have been re
meyed. asd the three different line* of cars using thn»e
streets have, for some weeks, been froo from *1) the in
convenience and expense attendant upon the old plan.
' Foundling.—f*n Tuesday evening two
wotneni one white and, the other colored, called at 027
fi*raee street) inquired for the mlitreuof the hrm«e,
ands dertne the ntseneve of the servant, depos-ted a
female eniW, ased two months, in the entry, after wh’cb
they auddenlr decamped. It was sent to the Almshouse
yesterday momint.. ,
Serioes AdcioßNT —l.ast evening, about
nine O’clock. Mr. 0.0 Sodd’er, provision ard 6”h nler
nhant*do;nq business In Arch street, near .Front, was
thrown from his carriage in "Arch street, below
klevenih.V'd^mustyinjured. TheMokofhts head
was badly lacerated, and one of his lo*s injured Ho
wa« conveyed to hi* residence. 807 Nprth Third
street.
•/ CONSEOBATION;—Ciirist Church, at Media,
■Delaware (vuftty* jeill be codeeorated to-day by Vie
Risht Fey. Biehoj’Tftt'fri the services to commence at
neon. The consecration sermon will be preached by
Rev. Dr. Vintcn.
n» Name.—The coToner yestivday held
en inqilest on the body of the hoy who wa* drowned at
J ooost-strfiet wharf, on .Tuesday oven mr. His nnnte
was PatiickDinan. ared.eivhtyears, and Us parents
reside at Tweatr : fourth and Locust streets.
Appointments dy the Mayor.—Mayor
Jlenry^ ha* recently appointed Messrs.' Wm, Weigh,
ohn aJ. Ogden. Joseph L*. Grubb, ami James J. Har
cUy manarer* of the House of Correction, under the
act passed by the last Legislature, .
ScHtrTLKiLi/ Navy.—The boitts of the
PchbylkiUpavrwill be reviewed by the commodore at
six o’etook this nfternonfi.prepnrntorr to the reratta,
which i* announced to take plac von Saturday nest.
Naiieii.—The steamship Si ato of Georgia,
Oast. Oirvii). ssil.d st ton-afatoakyesterday m rn'nz.
foe S.vannah.jWitha fall fteif ht lyinth'following p,e
*entfers:fl.k, Druwn, A.G Bird, G.W» Bitting, and
ibre*.Wthe*teerftfe. . - = . -
Tsowing AT poigT BaEsaE,^-ATrial of
mrj.toolt plaee -yesterday sfierr.oop at; Point Brecse
Ara* oetweeii the'celebrated hoieo* Taconrand Jim
Farter.; two straight bent* Time 3 »
’tiJ X* "
AddinENT —A man named Jsmes Smith,
»Ki!,a< Itortl nn *Hb qf» new boj.n at ths
Falla of »pli*ll)Hilfii**t,rssJr Sfienwoo, fell tj the
SroaxS aadVaetorioMlr injatorl.
A’”Na«E ibatoet: Hods*,—Woftmcn are
'’ow- tauib Tavern and
JuißSSa aM3*Mrifil«b<«d .< GiUewmU>
'Jfcf iprprpoNtmg a
Legal I»itelu«e»pb—U; S. Dffim'ci
COOET—Iu4|, 0ilw»i«l«r;—TLo court wa. on««.d la
heannk the argument of oouneelin the case of tho bark
Mary Holland. - . ,
DisTRtOT UounT— Sharswood, ctroud. and
Hare.—Tho court is still engaged ou the argumeut bet.
Common Pluas—Judges Thompson, and- Ludlow.—*
Tne Contested Election Cases, fre —Until noon the oourt
was engaged on the oertiomri Hetand Orphans court
argument list. At IB o’olook the contested eleoUon
case was resumed. . .. .
• John M. Barnes was the first witness oaUed.-ti-nslde
at No. 220 Wharton street, and have resided there lor
the last five roars, and in the neighborhood foi »t
years;! wa* Demooratio inspector in the.ihjrd> «XjBimi
ofthe First ward, at tho last election. George w
Rickards was my clerk; I was there all dar and counted
the ballots; when the po ls were first opened some voters
oame there whom I did not know and who were not on
the assessors’ Hat; I required a vouoher lor thcir reei
dencer,and that voucher waa sworn; I ®wpre ftbout
four or five, when the other Inspeotor objected wit; l
got the law and read it. and handed it to the JudgO, and
after reading it he deolarea 1 should ewoar the vouoh
ers ; five or six more were sworn after that by me,
and then another objeotiou was mode by the opposi
tion, inspector s the judge then re-read the law, and
decided that they shpuij not to sworn, and but ono
was sworn after that: this was about 0 o’olook in tho
mnratng; I can’t tell,h*>w mnuy votes were polleduy
toBo’olook; theycameinyeryfast; the polls were opened
ateighto elock; I should judge there hod been between
sixty and seventy-five votes polled up to nine o olook;
they rams in ver* fast, and I think were taken at more
than at the rate of one a minute: toing very familiarly
acquainted with tbs inhabitants of tpat preomrt. and
having the assessor’s book, I cou’d tick inem on ver*'
fast; 1 did not reoetve the votes but kept the ixxik; I
onn’l tell ho * many votes were challenged; there was
a large number of them; m but oae of theße oases was
a v<mch rt r ewom after nine o’otook : I helped counting
OS'the tickets; they were printed differently, and from
their appearsnoe 1 could teii what Dowers wera voted aa
they laid on the box, pnd mi impression of the number
of votes was sonfirmed by the count.
A question was then put to the witness, what rnrnber
of opposition tickets ware pulled, he Judging by the
heading of the tickets ?. ......
The question was objeoted to on the ground that the
witness could have no legal knowledgeof tae oojtems
of the ticket* by their heading. ... ...
Several other witness** * ere examined, but up to the
hour of adjournwor.t nothing of nnportauoe was elicited
CJuabtbr SKasiON*—•udgo Albsiin—Tho court was
ooouplpdyeeterdfiy in trying a number of tmtiat eases.'
William Smith was found guilty on the charge of steal
ing some stiver spoons from iho residence of E.
Sonleram, And sentenced to nine months* imprisonment
inthee^natyprisrin,
Robert Trai foid. alias Robert Peck, found guilty on
the ohar f r e of assault and battery.
William Gilmore was connoted on the charge of sell
ing lot'ery policies.
Conrfay Easton was oonvicted on the oharge of lar
ceny of two ahiwls, and sentenoed to nine months* im
prisonment.
Robert Brody wns oonvicted on the oharge of adul
tery. and sentenced to pay a fine of 9100, and undergo
an impriHonraoi-t ofono year
Ann Thomas was found guilty on the charge of lar
oeny of two $2O gold pieces. - The proseoutor, a
stranger, allaped th&r he visited tt’e defendant’s house,
ami in the oourse of the evening he gave ner the money
to keep for him-site remarking that it was safe. The
next raornm,;, when asked to return the money, she rio
niod having received it. and the prosecutor was com
pelled to leave, minu* ¥4O. In this case the question
arose whether the effonoa was larceny. The diatnot
attorney contend'd that under the new penal code it
was. whioh made it larceny fora bailee to retain arti
cles in his custody. The counsel for the defence con
tended, that this section did not applv, but thatanother
scgtiun,making it a misdemeanor for a trustee to re
tain monev. Ac. Sentence deforced.
■ J<me* Morrow was acquitted of the charge of Assault
and battery.
I’ftt Haly pleaded guilty on aoharge of committing an
aejhult and tHtter*.
Wijliam Monaghatt and Patrick Monaghan were ar
raigned on the ch*r«o of committing an assault on an
a'dermau, in his office, growing oot ofthe refusal of tho
latter to allow one of them to affirm in preference to
■wearing, in a ooso before him. The former was con -
vioted and the latter acquitted.
cityTFems.
Peale’s Court of Death.— This sublime paint*
Ing, by Rembrandt Fenle, will be exhibited for ono
week, at t!.e Concert-Hall, commencing Friday (to
morrow) evening. The oetebnty whioh this work of
art has acquired, end the praise it has elicited from
artists and connoisseurs, give evidence of the high
eratifioatioa it will afford our citizens to visit it. The
painting covers 312 square feet of canvas, and contain*
twenty-three hfe-s se figures. The advertisement will
bs found in another column.
A New Card or (Advertisement has been
adopted by Granville Stokes, the celebrated fashtonur,
No CO?.Chestnut street. Fo' each garment sold, ready
made or mace Co order, one price only is seked, and
never deviated'from, the purchaser always receiving
a valuable and useful present therewith, tho cost of
whioh is deducted from the price of the article, and is
intended as a new mode of advertising, whioh, for
generosity, is receiving, as it should, the kind.tnd .-p
-preclanve consideration of the pubho. No bogus
•’ gifts ” are presented; tho truth of wnioh assertion is
being la«gely attested by the thousands of recipients
who, in turn, send their friende to swell the army of
those who patronise the *’ Gift Temple of Fashion,”
No. 607 Chestnut street.
Particular attention is paid to the customer depart
ment, In which are engaged a oorpsofthe most skilful
outtera in the country.
SrntrruALissf.—Mr. Mansfield, tbe celebrated
writing test-medium, wilt.remain but a few days longer
in this oily. Tho communications through t<,is gontlo
man from the spirit world are among the most remark
able ever vouchbnfed to mort&'e. His rooms are at 635
Arch street.
Pkbrless.—We have no hesitation in eayirg
that those who aro m want of soorocable garments can
bo bettor suited at tho Brown-stone Clothing Ball of
Rookbiil & Wilson, Nos. 603 and 609 Chestnut street,
above Sixth, than anywhere else in tho Union. Their
stock of good j is immense and varied, their materials
are the best in the market, their outtera skilful to a
proverb, and toeir prices fair and just alike to the buyer
-and the seller. Call and Judgo for j ourself.
PxßSons and rsMiuss repaying to the differ*
ent places of summer resoti, should not fail to take with
them Bower’s Mroicatlo Figs, whioh a;e a safe,
speedy, and certain cure for coslivenes*. habitnal con
stipation, dyspepsia, sick and nervous head-.ohe, and
bilious Affeotiont generally. They consistof pure Alex
andria senna, combired with the best qualitr of aroma
tics, so skilfully inlaid is the fig as to prevent detection
in taste. Price 37K cents pkrbox. Manufactured by
Geo, C. Bower, Sixthand Vine ats. tf
FINANCIAL ANI> COHMJEIICIAIi.
The JHpiter Market*
Ph.-LadAlphia, Juno 20,1860.
•The stock m&rket to-day waa active and firm, with a
decided advancing tendency in most detoriptione of
stocks and bonds, The ln>ge surplus of money unem
ployed is seeking investment in the belter cl-ss of ie
curities, which has considerably enhanced thelr'ralue.
Tbe lower* priosd stocks erp also receiving the attention
of capitalists, 'and are gradually improving. The pre
ferred stock of the#chylkiil Navigation Company im
proved H over yesterday’s quotation. The gradual
appreciation is the value of this atock is owing to the
inorenred business of the company. The rates of toll
are remunerative, and there ie every prospect of a divi
dend in January next. The wonimon stock of the
Schuylkill Navigation is very low, and offers an excel
lent margin for profitable investment.
The New York Ttmcisoji that the directexrorts of
produce from Now York loot up liberally this week, nnd
include a grod share of breadstuff* and provisions. Tho
gram markets etioad—in France and England—come
firmer by this week’s steamers, and our market feels
sensibly the export demand. The shipping interest is
also much encouraged by the movement.
The London Economist has the British trade returns
for ths first four months of tho year, whioh show that
the iravortatjtiß of raw .Cotton into Groat Britain from
Jan. 1 to April SO is beyond comparison the heaviest
•ver known* both in weight and value. The proportion
from the United ttales is ge six to one to all other
sources of supply. The following is ths official returns
for 1359 and 1(H). first four months in each) ear:
. Cotton, raw. DM IBGO.
From United fctates, cßts .2,4W»,680 4,1e0A8l
Proin B aell, cwta 35-<O3 -39,896
From P'rjot.csic 70,(rt1l 1*6.153
From Brit sh East ladies-ewt5211.734 406,512
From other couatnes.owts,--. ... 28 715 38,2 w
Total cwta .8.6J1,6il 4.760,413
Or, in bales of 4 owt., or 444 lbs.
each . * 716 Ul 2.190,118
Among th* passenyers for Fnxland in the Cunard
•learner to-day will be Mr Bancroft Davis, one of the
trustees for the of the New York nnd
Krie Gompaty. He goes out on the business of the
trust In view of the parly consummation of the plan
heretofore sanctioned by the New York Legislature, for
re estab'iahing the finances and credit of this important
property.
Hfaipmentsof Coal by the Barclay Railroad and Coaj
Company t
For tne week ending Jane IS, IflSO - 1125 GO
Previous shipment* - u3
Amount for the seisnn
Amo mtshipped to eoino date last year ....O.SG3
Increase 05
Philadelphia Stock Exchange Sales,
June 80, 1860.
EeroaTnu bt 8. E. Bi.4ys;a.sxx. 81iK Walnut Street,
FIRST BOARD.
103 d Him Chattel 10t.... 2.V1 13 0«i Div Canal. ifiTi
WO d i do 2D* 'll do do 47
Ww Ca nwiavtlBtmt?4.3l IsNPonua >? b%
IWO d'» do .. ..M 20min“liul
Canal 6i ....to 3o 'lfi do 6j %
9.9 B*o & Thd St 7i . .9#i 10 Pcnna R. .*Blf
soOOSoblWavCfl’Bi 6Jf.7'}£ 2 do Sau
20W do 'W 6 Harrisburg A 671$
71 Leii!gtiBonp....l)4 36 6 do 671.*
10 do Ltad 7_ do 67&C
fl» Grfan k. Coates... 2IK ltvßoh p m Mining, csh.B*s
to do do IPP U>cß Island K...,t012K
10 do do SlHlltt) cio 812)1
34 do do 3»>fij M do IC.IStf
M do do 21)5 {ai loth tc llth ht R.... 4j
2 c sio do 21)5 80 Mo'ria Canal 61
24 do do ..b5 21)Sl 2 Plnl t IJanic.
BFTWKHN BOARDS.
7 Camden / ml'oy H. .137)51 4 Beadinu R. 2pJ*
21 do do «~.187J5j 6N WeatConrer
~9 do do ~ i^mrdflaßk,
ft) do do 137H1J3 Voion Sunk.
SEDU.Vi) BOARD.
JfiOQTioga ...88 UOSchl NavFrefd,.ss..2l
5wJCa awitaxlitmt Bd3l 60 do SI
m*o Kim it W’port 7j . ,t?l £0 do 21
600 Frink A South 7a. .95, s Penna R ~..,..38*s
8 Green k <;oatcs... -2IH frv Lt high Zino m
10 Minetiill R. 62 00 do 1?1
eu Lehieh Nav Sill d* |»
JOBchl Nav frefd.... Juft RflCentfatMining..... Wa
40 do ........ 2i)« 100 Hohetn Mining., ..b6, Wa
6 do .s.lJiprsi G*J Green A Coatps 2lji
100 do ..sßwnfcint.2l 1
OLOHING PRICES—FIRM.
Bid. Atked. Bid, Asked,
Ph]!adelphia6s..lo]'i .. VkHR 1 i>tf
Pliita 6a K mu .. WkEl 7s 1 mtg.. C7K 7u
Phila 65.. 8ew..lt L l>i .. Lonalaldft. 12 n'«
Penna 6a ®ok 07 LehOl k N dvofT. 64<£ bi%
Readmeß 20 21 SO 3 lehCl k N Rorip. 36% 3*
Reading bds 70.. MH Sifi North Penna R... 8v BJ$
Bead mt65'44..,)62H 101 NorthPenns it fis.7u>2 71
Bead mtft’BB... 7HS 7& Nth Penna K 10a. 87 »s
renua R SBV 3*BS CRta R lot mt bds 61 BD£
Pennaß2d rot6s 8»« 90 JFrkd&Kouthß.. .. 64
Morris Cnl con.. 63*2 «4>s.Bfo k ThdSts R. 46 4<3,V
Momi Qnl prj'..ll4, H 6 Igaoe & Vine at ft .. 31h
Bchnyl Nav 65>62 76'< 7flJf, West Phiia ft 68
Scbuvj Nav Iraft,Bl)s 81 [Spruce k Pine..'. .. I2)f
c, ohuylNsvfltk..._m 8, (Green fcf'oates.. 91H 22
SohnylNavprf.. 20 2d#lCheat k Walnut, 28 29
Philadclpbift Markets.
Joke 20-Evenine.
The Flour market Is unchanged, wjth sales o! abont
LKObbls to note at 95.20 for mod siiserfine and SS.iSSt
foi family, including l.QQUbbls Western extrann terms
kept private; there is not much inquiry for export, and 7
sales to the trade are to a nr derate extent, at from
46 25 up to 9697 bbl, the latter for fancy brands, as
in quality. our is dull, aid offered at $387, and
Pennsylvania Com Meal at ®3.37>4 bbl. without
Mies. . ,
Wheat is but little inquired for, and millers nre
holding off"; about 6.OQJ bus have been dispose d*<f, part
for shipment, at from 9*15 to 9* 3* jor inferior ami
oholce led.snd ®13591.60 f'>r fa r to prim* while. Rye
is dull, and rnthsr lower, end Ab ut 600 bus Penna. sold
at76o. Corn oontinnes in good demand, but prime tots
poll,aye sal'nbloatO’to; about 2 600 bus inlermr to Air
quality so dat 68c. afloat. Oats we nnohangt-d. with
sal sof 3 UK) bus Penna. to note at 420, and 1,600 bus
Delaware at 400, afloat.
BAMK.—Qiiercitfon is dull, and offered at 829 ton
for 6rst No. I without sates.
Cotton is dull, and only about 160 bales have basn
disposed of tq da' ni previous rets*.
ttQitof Finns are held firmly, with a moderate business)
to not ein Bu<! ars at full rates.
Paovinotcs.—The market for barreled Meats and
Bacon is quiet, but very firm. Green Meats are waived
atfullprioro. Lard is better. nndSOO packages sold at
12&o on time Butter and Cheese vary little doing.
Whskt cornea in slow}* 5 venna.bb!s sell as wanted
at 2lcrBJKe, Western do, 3Ditt>B3o, drudge 19?X4T200,
and hhds at 20$fo per gallon,
New York Markets Yesterday.
Ashes are unchanged, with sales of fO bbls at 95 25
for Pots, and $6 7fl tor Pearls. _
Fi.ubb.— i he demand for ttate and Western Flour
tontinuee Active, and with raodrrve receipts price*ere
rmsnd terdmg upwsrde At the close there whs a
good export business noinv at full prices. Bales 10400
I>uls at #6-1596.211 for superfine State; #6 3095 86 for fx
trado,* #64096 80 for superfine westeraj #6 259085
for common to medium extra j 806896 w for oommon
to extra ronnd-boopOhio* Southern Flouris inreq*»e*t.
and the market in steady .with sales of 1,200 bbl* at 95,60
•7.75.
■ exam.—Wheatis in expert demand end with rerripts
0f64,000 bushels, the market is a Mnde firmer, Sales,
thus far' co 00> at 91.2391.80 for.Mitwaukee
white Canada, and 8i.4; forwhjte Indiana,
Blfl «J9t at 86966 e. Corn firmer, with brisk demand t
uiee of 40,000 bushels at for Webern, mixed.
Oats dull at I794i'cjbr Southewand
forrforibtraaadWfttftn* > ■
THE THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1880.
PPaovuWk,.—Tho market for Pojk, thouthetil!. vorr
do. fiS.<2)£ foruew Prime, ana $ll6O forold’do.
is quiet and unohajmd;solos iffj bids ft yetterdnja
nrioes. Bocf Hams and Prime Moss Beet are nominal
—the former slooie, ami the Tatter atfti3olB. Ba
oouls qui*t. Cut Meats are stead* Qt9a>9Kofor Hama,
and 7%07!£0 for Shoulders Lard la firm, and ad
vancing ; sales 100 bbls at with low sellers
below UHo. Butter is heavy at loalflfto for Ohio, and
lltfP2ojforßtate. Cheese is in fair exp >rt demand at
WnrsST is a shide eaeier, with aalesof 300 bbls at 2fa*
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET Wednesday
June 20.— Ano’-hcr ixlui of Cattle—trices azain /.ou'cr.—
At market, this week. 4 678 Beeves 137 (jows. 1.M3
Voais, 8 609 Bheep and Lambs, and 3,455 Bwine— show
ing an increase of 663 Becv-sand 12 Cows, and a de
crease of SO Venlfl. 3,i76 Sheep and Lambs, and'37o
Pwine. The Keof cattle tr°de hieasnin experienced a
deoline, andltwai vary difficult to eotl at a leduotiop.
The rates this moruini and yesterday were from
6oup to 9o,witb a lev/all'tie over 9c. Th* averago
ofthe market was less thai So. Messrs, C-uren
8s Co. hod the last of their slop-'ed Chicago stock
la the yards, and they ardd at very near an ave
rage ofSoantx. All Wednesday morning was exceed
ingly dull. Brokersand owners had but little else to do
than to eitupon the fence* and make Irequent oxcur-
Flons to the Uesr-br btr rwuns, apple, stinas, «c. we
did not see a sin-tie man about tho yards that did not
think to-day wis the ioorca market this renr, or )ft£t
year, orin many.vena. For a nmnbn of weeks price*
have been steadily depreciating. ‘Jhe yards.at Aller
ton’a wero very lull, and Ihi prospects are either that a
number wilf 6e left over, or the** tails” will be sold
at ruinous rates. Cows are rath 4 r better; sale* at ®3oa
fio,extraatS63«6o. Veals are better at 3jtg cents, as to
quality. Bwine have Rdvnnoed; sales at 63£/t6!6 ot«,
gross. Rhseoand Ltmbi hav*> advanced cts,
«r head, and have met with an native demand. The
ality has avoraied g'ood. Lamto are moio plenty;
some very nice fat soring stock sjld readilr nt ®46oe>
6. a few at s6fo. we asw some that would dress 12
lbs. to the quarter sold at 8660. Bomeofthe sales were
equal to li«J9 oto dressed. VYashinstim market has
been the largest bitter. This morning there were none
at Browmnv’s. and very few in tbe citjr. Bales by Thos.
C. LaTkin. 370 hesd Sheep and Lambs for 1680 tl.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
trr to 12 o’clock last hioht.
CONTINENTAL—B. E, comer of Nlnlh and Chestnut.
J II RuoVins. Vostou W Pollard. U 8 N
Cspt Theo 'lolbns ft K Barnes. Thila
Chas O M*mll. NO J H p lautfd. Ato
J A.Hutehmson & w, Ohio Ri;e» & wf. N Y
E N Carr, Balt R w Morrell fcwf, Phils
O Marsh, rtoohpster 3 VOriasweM, Har iaburg
J J Dull. Harrisburg ft Kllard.n*
TT O J‘»bn Gtide. Pittsburg
n, ** ? *J U®rt«linrn. Boeton.
T Mofrcdee Aw. Albiny J VcP Bnurh, N Y 1
Y Miss.loyner* Prtonh’g.Vft
« Y KSmith. Witoonam
G J Hebert. I a. B A Hntort, l a
ABimn*onA!a Miss MissMGl-de IMtsbhrg
Thns Ho’iert A cli. I,a C H Matthews, Pa
A Bates tirubb. Pa D.T Pailer G.\ -
E Clark Aw. Min J T Wigwall, Mobile
Mrs J Vintino fech.NY W HLranincott. Pittsbcrg
D Root, Pitißbtirx K H Ffll Ada. 11l *
SHudnoll. Riohmond Va w R Bnrky, Rlohmdnd.Va
11 trO Millnr 'ililwnnk-r. J M Mills’, MilmiKco
W Dilworth A2l dtps, Fa R W Joßtnn A fa. N Y
John G Robinsnn, NO J Brovs-n. Jr, Pfov, R 1
K Sladins. N Y 3*l Brigham, Boston
GenßrodoeadAf la. N Y John MFernuson. Boston
John \ ifa’eßiJ H t ouia L P Worthin/tm A fa. Pa
I» B Bennett, Boston K Gov/ird, itosion •
Ip, llo KW J John’Whitehead. NJ'
rlif 5 L wrh,t P^ e J CTlhmson, Pittsburg
J T Reynolds, Ny Tdiss N Cowan, Teno
JasD Cowan, Tnnn rhrwß Knevnls & wf, N Y
R G Babcock. NY V. M Tavler, Jr, Y
JTTa*ler NY J G Blount. ÜBM A
GW W Civ I *n. US M A J L Vnbirt. Bombiy >
W Whiting. Maes WMFuk, NO
W Itookor, Lancaster w J, Peiper & l*. Laiio
John F «»nder«on Boston E** Terr*', N Y
D Van Auhon Ala B Wells, Bladeniburtf
GIRARD HOUSE—Ninth and Chestnut streets,
J MnCraokon. N J W Kincaid. Pittahurc
T B Lawrence e la, N C J-VHukill.NO 6
V TWmtara, NO T H -Unt A la. N O ■'
R Morns. O ro och*»pin. Brooklvn
BMcF-.rland.Brooklyn Mrwlr.throo&'la NJ
Mi** Wintiirop, N j Mibs l.noas,N J*
A H Dnnn, Now Yo»k T E Unton, Oopn
J_ c T N“»hail A la. Canada Canute
MJO’Bnon. Memphis TO Wilson. Mass
H Gtimoro, Ma«s „ . R n Townaend,B C
<k la Botin 'Ji*» Armstrong. Boston
D 8 & fa. N York Mrs Babcock. New York
Master D «chamk. N\rrk *
Mfos FSchaocjr New York FRViff New York .
N M f*nUwoll. Va P H Wharto*>, Tenn
W Will,sms. Pa H H|ir%n Md
TR Phillips Md W P Moo o A la, Del
Mias Moore. D*t G W Fornrll. New York
O 0 Stewart & In. La G W Sewall, Md
R Fdgar, New York T A New York
PC Baltae’l A wf. Md N P Gorden, New Vofk
2 r n T^ 8 !? #n ‘«fo w ' York H York
K B G»ld*n Md M *r Winch tt fa. Mnas
Mi*«M ir-eh. M*sa 3ton E Wooten, Del
W J Weaver lc la. N Vork Miss M Weaver, N York
M’V New York J Caruthers, N*w York
J W Weir A h, Harrisburg R P D groot, N Y
S Pun*. N Y DrC P I rarrin r - CMav
Rami Marley. NY HP Henson; N Y 7
T I Van Bnren, Brooklyn D McKnicht. Reading
•J Harris. NY , Mrs E Warns NY
W O Briscoe- Canada Jts MrGdl, NY
WWHtil. Wilmington A K Wi'son tc la, Del
HA M right, N J , J Merrill. Md
Miss Merrill. Md MrKelfay.Md
Miss Kettoy, vu H MoTfieur, N O
N PJbnjker, Jr, Lnnoaoter J v oK»nnin. Atlantio CUv
M evT Wr T- Y -L os „W Peuehtwanger N Y
M Johnston N 1 „ H M Johnson. Waih.D C
W R t'littCTwotthjN Y J Mmnenn. N Y /
A M Kastm»«. J* ii C *pt J R Dickinson, N Y
G Fonabert, N Y
V.FRCGANTR- flOTKL—Koorth rtrsot* bAlnw Arob<
PT'JL'tGlwTfi'W. . NS.nV.u,Na.hvl'l,
Mr. R FPtrnin, Wash- Pa Mi*. M R.ran. W-i.b. Pa
A T Fox. Pbtla. N D C -rlri.h'. M C-uink .
K Crueircr fc wl. Altoo-a Th- s While. York, Pa -
W CroCT. I.ew-slmre, Pa R Mn-shall. I, J
n , «.*!r , *"?” r l cin VPr" a ','T, Oineinnnli
II.M Ynii An.en.ftliir.mLPa Then (, McNan ara. Pa
- Tn hn Hiwell, .'O'-w.nrv
WTabtrai & hi. Pa > Rig Reeves. PiitEoixvillo
fohn H B trr, tin W Smith Oreton
X r^9, nnHRI - w «ikeebarro Riehd Bear. Minersville
C K Diema*®, Miiersville T a'oVam*ra. pa
H Welsh, \orp,Ftt D Rip'ey,Newark,N J,
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut.abovo Fifth.
Cart W H Bmn, Pa .T CJ Ha*cUon, N V
JGerotne.NY * Mi*» Geromo. -y Y
T H fforris kla Easton F G Vev, Mass
Lnrn N Y ’ F Tamaqua
E A Wilkin.NY 1 ABFiske.Pa
FWnrno*' Mas* P R Coon*r. Conn
Rev R R Clsdne*. Miss W H n Bell, N V
G H I ewis. Mt Holly G Donald*r»a, N Y
B W Lari. Reading Sulon.NY ■
S.^J«ns n^o . ri i, n "* n n J V 1 G-'esline.
W T Mnoch, N \ FM Rose. pr,»v, ff T
W E Warrenton, Boston G B JBailey Sc la, N Y
JONEB* HOTEL—ChenttiUt street, above Sixth.
CBatchelor,NY JR Andrews.N J
JCfnenrer. Princeton .TV. Parnell. Princeton
Mr* J Wiekerahsm. NY Wm Walton,NO*
Ja* Turnelt fe la. Md J A n-u
JPouden Jr Md »B Radnor. Md
Mim Rod n*v• M(l J Pmtn Pa \
W fayinr. N R William* Poston
TP Williams, Boston J*s Pwh'<rd« N Y
?PN ' Mr*RCnrrn’t, N V -
John Rohe •« Md TtonryPibert Mtf
J T prd n. Ph'fa Wnt ft l a won. Phil®
B ft Powell. Phils W n K-le pa
W Bnrwoll. Faston, Pa Gen Kidder, w H
R P Woo s Md l, N Woods, M»s* ‘ '
J Td m. Pella Mr* TYa.toq KC
AAdsmB,No
ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Chestnut street, ab. Third,
HV 1 Aitefcla.Onio AWWiI's.NJ •
W Pnlman. N \ J f Hanamsn Tfov
Jl-von*, t.hifa T F BowJrer. Texas
WII Mnpinnntl PiHtimrg D Root. Pittsburg
C B n*fllct. Aft;'';,N Y A Dublin, Phila
rha* DI one, NTt Pr Chas T. Allen, Yt
J ■< Wherldon. N \ j Ames, N Y
Geo W Smith, Trenton, N J Miss winstoWiNJ
* OHNTAIN HOTFL—“•'•ond*treer. aboveM*r<st
Can» Frederics. Del Co’ ft W Hampton, 8 C
Dr NOLtifcewi.D"^ r /lVnn B9Moulton. Mo
CO Norton Milford. Mich P’J a»b- Felton. Pol
Gilbert 7 eonurri. Ba,t A w rook Dover. Del
C.ptH ROnnwril.Del HCKlti, Phita
J K FtAvenson. Phifa F Graoe, Pel
Tims Rachnvsfnr, Del H tl Cooreriid.Pel
Wilmteyton, Del O Gree”, Wilmin'ton. Dol
W S Proase. Camden, Del J R Rich Ssaford, Del
hSniithers, Wilmingtop. Del
TWE TINTOH HOTEL—Arch ftreet, abov* Third.
•I t .. Bn ,T or R A Mas’lnes. N Y
R Mr Dowell. Pa W H Gmynr* Va
TO B;iohtF|. Ohio R ••nwf'od. Prrt»v : l , e
O M Grirr Aclfl. WChestor
T H PenrfoM nnenster Fvr Roberts. 7a %
rsnmqua .T M Lnn ne. N $
1* W Wmfl, p* H M Nnstnn. n J
Wm a’ujnr. Potfs.-ille P T Ci-rk. f ’hio
?/j o»ar. NY J Hunter 8r In? Mas*
M TT Robson. Alhnnv Thos H Rrll. CarUnie
A Van nruRFn.NY T 7 F lletchnm. N Y
J W Pchcrmernorße, Phi a E Whitmore. N J
STATES DNjf-N HOTEL^Markft street, above Sixth.
Rd'vTiopn, New Britain AJT Heneh. Ferry cn. Pa
Mr Ridcely, Md K M Rsehor HaFprstown
M Meplces NJ J A Butb’o Phcenixville
W S Foriney. Middletown Jim*# Soon «
JohnFnx NY Philip TM'-uih. N Y
J • wilbania.TH .1 ** nu>.ler, / co, Pa
vdwßartlfy, Adame 00 Pa 8 W Sheldon, N*J
HOTEL—Sixth *f. above Chsstnnt.
A Thmnnir. Linwond Pa T.RWoodwsrd WCI-eafr
». Sm’th. Clcarßeld co. Pa .T Hutton. Clearfiebl on
J« Allison. Clearfield 00 O Hunsiekar. -orristoßrn
D ZohV, Mt.To* Pa John Jacobs. Pa
T v XUl w ’ B 00 * VTonneh n. Chester co
I. WThomaB A son Md .T « Purnite-Dd
J N Bonjamini ,Md J Mo-Jhtre, Lanoco, Pa
BI.ACK PF.AR. HOTEL,—Third st. above CaltowhiU,
H SJ’opA. Clearfield R R T.ong. Rucks co
Dr J '•eib-rlinjr. Phi'a M Dankel Readme
s I «wrj, V* IlminK’n, Del Geo Greenawait, Ta
Sami Morris. Phiia SKS*dth. Pa
H Maurer, Pa Geo Grubb, bumneytown
dA RLKY SHEAF HOTEl<—Seoond st.» be'ow Vine'
Rohr Be«nß. Bucks 00 Cha« Coulton, "01*©
Togßtrnesley Bucks co .In* Thornton kla Pa
Ci.fta Rosier Pa F J Farris k la Pa
W James. Ducks co .Terse James Rucks go
Tiro p Har vv. Do; lest’n J W Crnne Conn
U Xj urnne, Conn Jesse Comfort. Bucks co
MOUNT VP,FNON HOTEL-Seen-d at., atova Atcb
Chns Walker N J
Dr T H G Pa T Afihto '• 1 ewes. Dal
A.Bimkmnn. Rurksco P o'ift Hnlmeatinrg
Hiram C Clark, N J H Wor.hington,Trenton
NATIONAL HOTFL—Race strs-t. above Third.
Mrs Wil injTifi. Scranton * Matter'WiVmms Scranton
Fam’l J*nkins Cohimhus R Moors. Danville*
T 1 J He n -ller Pofurilla W We-ler, rV J
John Henry, Lebanon Johu Carper, Lobanon co
MERCHANTS’ HOUSE-Vlurd «.. above Callowhill.
J U Mimek, F«r?t A n , J Lcrcli. Jr. Bridoshur*
WmH Baker Tyrone City GVertidge.Tyrons Citv
8 T Walker, Tj rone City J-Mouhaok, Bnyderco.Pa
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—'I h'ni i;t., aVibve Oallnwhill.
Andrew Oalyin, Easmi John Harbster, Reading
Reprtried for the Proßs.l
CHARLFBI ON—Pohr Homes PtopVs—K| bales cot
ton H Shorn k Worn 16 do Greiner k darkness; 129 casks
rtoe r ooh»au k Russ* I; 40 t«*ns old iron PI mux Iron
Co; 43*6 nptv casks Massov. Collins k Co; IS emptv
tunes An, J Q.hson.Ron k CO; 48 casks rice 21S empty
pneks2 pkes mdse order.
MAHLNK IWTELhIOSKCE.
9Ktt FOURTH PA9K.
Bark Conrad. Palsliurv. from Rio de Janeiro Mav Ist.
with coffee to Thoi A Newhall & Pons May 7th, Ist 20
MS. lon. 3130 W spoke bark H WenscU, from West
Cn»Rt fM- xicn b* und to London 61 days out from Tat
calm mo; l&rh. Int 7 <7 A. Inn* 31(4 W. snyrn. D*- lurk un
der jurv mast stee.rinit north; 23d. bit o*6N.l<»ng B®fs,
epoke Hr hark Alvsinn'A.frnm Mnntevid-o bound to
Leeds June 14. IntB46s N, long 6741 W» exchanged sig
n*»ln Mt*h Hr schr Vio'oria beund K.
Schr n avid Carter. H over, 10 days from Moherin Ri
ver. NC. wilh «hin 'lea tw Nornrom k Hlieets.
cn.-ußtus Ho‘ «v, navis. 10 days from Surry, Vs,
with lumber to Oeskill it Galvin
Bcbr John whi'hv. HencerMiti, 1 day from Odeisa,
DH with corn to Christian Sr Curren.
Tug J F Starr. Th'inas 6 hours from Po nbny Hook,
havi gtowrd fhernt l 'bark Thos Dillett,fnr Lai uavra
At 8 A M. off Hominy Hook, parsed chip Pouthom
Riuhts, from Liverpool comimr up under oanva*. Off
the Powder Vt hnrl.saw Bi Bolirßeßtle?s, from Ralern.o.
Steanu'hlp Doiton, Sellew. hence, arrived at N Yoik
Star. Jones, lor Asplnwnll, o'eared at
New Vork^>eat»*rilsy
Skip 1 ilzabeth, Gillespie, hence, arrived at John, ND,
Julius for Philadelphia, entered for
loading at Liverpool 6th mst.
8« ip Phib’dcli'hia. IVnte, entered at Liverpool s!li
Inst, to loud for Piii'sdHphia. . ,
Ship Bus »nG Owen, for Charleston, cleared at Livef
'ampion, Elwell, for Philadelphia, cleared
&t l ivorpoH 4*t* ms*. ... _ _, ...
Bhip Win V Kent. Wiienx. for New York, entered for
loaning «t Liverpool 4th mst
B<iip Rarihpnia, Hinton, from Calcutta far London,
passed Dfolfith inet , , „ *,
Ship »'o‘(ten Fleece, Manson, oleared at New York
yesterday for Frauuiß (, o .... ....
Bark C B Truitt, Scull, cleared at Liverpool 4tfi mat.
for Vew York.
I Prig W Nichols, Strnut, hence, arrived at Boston 19th
instant. ,
Rohrs H E Weston 1 on*, G A Geefner, Weaver, and
BueP.h. I.ewts. snW from Falem 19th inst for Phimti.
►jjhij Mail, Kelly, cleared at Providence 18th inst. for
Wlnmion* for Philadelphia, oleared at St.
John, NR. llth mst.. . „_
Schr Vircinia Price. Fldridgo, from Arroyo, PH, ar
rived at New York yesterdav. . • . „ ,
Steamer Tscony.Lly. henee, arnved at New Yo’k
yes*cidav.
Propeller Novelty, Shew,, cleared at New York yester-
The Lebanon, Hamilton, from Li
verpool Jan 81 for Woosong- with coals, mu into this
eort April .23 for a Ijowsprit, and to cnulk upper works,
imvifii veiy bad Teat j*e? df tiioCupaofOovd Rope,
IMPO RTATIONS*
XFR'VEi*
MEMORANDA.
SPEOIAX, notiOeb.
Tub New Perfumb—Pualokb’ Pau-
LowAiA.-Thooelebrated JAPANESE EXTRACT for
the liandkoroluef, prepared from the Blossoms of the
celebrated Tree of Japan. The Messrs. PHALON
take pleasure in stating that the new extract never
been surpassed for its strength, aromatic sweetness and
lasting perfume. Copyright secured. For sale every
where. Prepared only by PHALON Sc SON,
jeW-iot «1 GREENE Street, New York.
Mar err 1 Miraculous Vermin Dk
stxotkr, the oldest and best remedy known for Ex
terminating FATS and MICE. COCKROACHES
BUGS. AMTS, MUfQUITOES, PLEAS, MOTHS,
GHAIN WORMS, anil GARDEN INS h CTS.
J*" frlmupal Cepot, 619 BItOADWAY, N. Y.
Bold by all Druggists everywhere. myl6-8m
Sbambb s Saving Fund —Nobthwsst
Oo&Ksa Skcond and Walnut Steebts.—Deposits re
ceived in small and large amounts, from all classes of
tbe community, and allows interest at the rate of FIVE
PER ORNT, per annum.
Money may ha drawn by oheoks without loss of in
terest.
Offioe open daily, from 9 until 8 o’clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday nntil nine in the eftemng. Presi
dent, FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and Secretary,
CHAS. M MORRIS.
Sowing Machines. All persons who
have bought Bowiug Maohmes whioh will not porform
the workexpeoted, are informed that SINGER’S Ma
chines never fait to do any kind of work. Noone irever
disappointed in the Machines of
I, M. SINGER & CO„ No. 810 CHESTNUT St,
apJ-flm
, Onb Pbiob Clothing op thb Latest
flTYLß3,made in the best manner, expressly for RE
TAIL BALEB. LOWEST selling prices marked In
Plain Figures, All goods madotoorderwarranted satis
footory. Our ONE-PRICE system Is strictly adhered
to, as we believe this to be the only fair way of dealing
AH are thoreby treated ahko. JONES Sc CO.,
•e9-tf 8M MARKET Btreefc
Saving Fund—National Safety Trust
Cokpahy,—Chartored by the State of Pehnsylva ia.
RULES.
I. Money is reoeived every day, and m any amount
large or small.
2. FIVE PER CENT. Interest ia paid for money from
the day it Is pul in.
8. The money is always paid baok in COLD whenever
It is called for, and without notioe,
4. Money is reoelvea from Executors, Administrators,
Guardians, and other Trustees, in large or Bmail sums,
to remain a long or short period,
6. Tho money received from Depositors is invested in
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other first
oi&ss soourities.
8, Offioe open every day—WALNUT Street, southwest
orner Third strant. PMbutofahi* fall
Salamandbb Fihb-Proof Safes. —A verj
lareo aiEortmont of BAI,AM.‘ H DERS for sals at rea
tollable prioe., No. SM CHESTNUT St, Philadelphia.
.aW-tf i UVANH M WATSON.
MARRIED.
, M J t '' , % R 7 ; !J OOR T?-o 1 I l . l , h,a ciu ' on the )3thmet.
by ' ? ~ „ ^„r . e ' ]i ,rT ■ F. 8. Millet to Aame, eldest dauth
ter of W, \v. Moor a. . *
NKVIL—MOORR.—At the same time, by the name,
W- H Npvil to Lillto (Jlnra, second daughter of W. W.
Moore..allor Philadelphia. *
lULL\—YOUNG—February 19, by Rev. Dr Oha.
Mr. Jofm W. Tuliy to Mus M*ry Young, daughter of-
Ckd. Henry Yonog. *
SINEXON—J L’STUS —Dn the morning of the 19th
tns’ant. at Bt. I’pter’s Church, by the Hot. Geo. Leedi,
Thomas Bmeson to Mary E., daughter oi the fate
James ft. lustin', n>l of this city. *
CARBON—BLACK —On the 9ih April, by Rev. W.
Mullen# Mr. Archibald A. Cirson to Mies Anna).
Black, b-dli of this oitv *
HANSEL!.—GR» UL.—ln Manavunk, on the 17th
instant, by the Rev. A. Culver. Mr. John HarisnU.of
Lower Merion, to Mim Graul, of Roadiru, Pa. *
_ BAINBSIftGE—.SHAW.—On the 11th mst., by Rev.
J M. Douxlass V.r. Ro'-ert Bambridge fate of Ireland
t°,M ’ rrarat daiuhtorof Mr- Wm. dnaw, of this city. *
BhpK—BURT.— On the 11th instant, at Ounfoith,
Illinois, by Rev. J. Watts, Mr. Cr.aries A. B<*ck, for
meny of thisoity, to Miss Roccana M. Burt, daughter
of DAmelß.Burt,of Dunleith,!!. *
DIED.
ASHTON.— r uddenly.on the 18th instant, Mr. Wm.
Ashton. In the49'h >ear of his n. o.
Funeral from his late residence, in Twenty-first ward,
thisfThursday). morning at 10 o’olnok, *
DlNAN.—Suddenly, on the lffth instant, Thomas Fd
ward, eon of Timothy and MnrgATetDinan, Atted7years.
Funerol from tho residenre cf hie parents. Twenty
fnu’thand Locust stretts, this (Thursday; afternoon,
atloolook. *
FAUNCE.—On tho 19 th instant, William, son of Wm.
H. and Kebjcoa Fannce, aged 2 vears And 13 days.
Funeral from the residence of his parents. No-1107
Vienna e’reet, iighteenth ward, this < Thursday) after
noon. at Bo’oiock. *
aa.M.L*. a, uni.;,.
TORmENS—On the 19th inntant. Charlotte, wife of
Samuel Torrens, and daughter of Nathaniel Lloyd, in
the 2Jd year of r.er age.
„ Funeral from the residence of her brother-in'law,
Richar; Field, 8. W. oorner Franklin and Callowhill
etroets. on Friday aftornoon. "t 3 o’cl ok. *
WHITE —On tho 19th instant, Charlotte White, in
the 62d year of her aae
Funeral from the residence of her son-in-law, Joseph
StocktiU.No 1020 Carver street, on Friday morning, at
9 o’olook. *
H A RVEf.—Oii tho Mill instant, Mrs. Martha Harvey,
aged 2i years. •
Funeral from the ronidenr** of her father* Feoond
street. abo\e Oxford, this (Thursday) morning, a». 9
o clock. *
MlittCKß —On the 19th insfant, Mrs. T lizibeth Mer
cer. relict of the late David Meroer, in the 76ih year of
her ago.
Funornl from the residence of her son. Henry Mer
nsr. Elm street. hclowGira-d avenuo, Eighteenth ward,
on Frida* afternoon. at.s o’olook. *
t jiOBbRTSO.V,—On t*»o I9th instant, Mrs, Arnißo
oertsofi, wj To of David Roberlso;*.
i'unor-il from the residence of her husband No. 320
South Front B«reet. above Union, this (Thursday) af
ternoon nt 4 o’clock. *
RYNK,—On the l!)th instant, Lawrenoo.fnfi-nt son of
Margaret and the ate Lawrence Rrre, aged 13months.
„ Punernl from tho reeufanoe of his mother, No. B’tf
Ponth Twelfth street, this (Ihursdsy) afternoon, nt 4
o’clock *
bHANON.—Op the 19th instant. Ella Jme. daugh
ter of Alhm and iaueShanonta'od 2 years nnd 1 week.
, Funeral fn»m the residence i-er parent*. Park and
Market streets, West Philadelphia, this (Tnuraday)
afternoon, ut 4 o’clock. *
POUL PER KH.—tin the morning of tho 19th, Stephen
Poulterer, m the ??d year of his age.
His re'atives and friends are invited to attend his m
rsratfrnfej ihe residence r»f los soa-in-law. N is 221
PouMi Eighteenth street on Fr d*y morning at 9 o’clock,
Toproeeoil to Laurel Hill Cemeter*. * ”
McKNIGH t- e morning oi the 19th mst., Jr.ne,
wife of Ro'jert MoKouht.
Tke relatives snd friends of the family are respect
fully invited toattond the funeral from the realriencanf
her husband, No 1729 Barker,street, this (Thursday )af
at i o'clock. T<j proceed to Woodland
—.Tune 18th, Elisabeth, daughter of (he late
Robert T. Evans. •
Funeral from the residence ol her brother-in-law. W.
H. Knight. /’O. 229 North Ninth street, at 1(1 o'clock
A. M.on to-day 21stin*t. *
GKEGAN.—tin the 18th instant, George Ghegan in
the Mrh year of bis age.
j-uneral from his lute residence, Williamson street,
below Movamrnsinpnvenue, and below Morne street,
thfaiThursdfti )nfternouo,at2 o’olook. *
KENNY.-9n the 13*h instant, Joseph Kenny, in the
ifth learof his age, aftir a long and painful iilnns.
Funeral from hto late reeidenoe. No. 1621 Lombard
street, on tiunday roorolug next, 24‘h mst., at 9
o’olook. .*•*
CUMMER MOURNING GOODS.
Black Bsroses and Grape Marets. JJ. 6-4,7-4, and
8-4 wide ; Hlaok Silk GrenodmoSi Grenadine
Bareges, Caniel’e Hair Bareses. Summer .
Bombazines, Chalis, Crape Chalts, Tamartine*,
Tamm itan%. fine Mou.'sehne do Laines, Lawns,
Ginrli ims,Organdie-*,Silks. Poulards,
Chansde f-olnes, Bareee Manti'lis and Points;
Bareie, Grenmlme B-iroge and Grenadine Shawls;
limb elfas, Fans,Summer Gloves and
HCtSiery; Veits t Collars, Me’veq, &o.
BhSSON A cON, Mourning Btore,
jel Nn. nHKSNUT Street,
The only reliable article—
CLARK'S Patent. INDELIBLE PENCILS, for
Marine all kind 3 of Clcthing n«aily and indelibly.
They da tooir work hotter t)\*>n ink, without its troobta
or risk ol Blotting, bacli wvU mark 2 ooG article’. For
sale. Wholesale and Retail, by 1). C. TA/I.UR A C(h.
Agents for the Manufacturer, No. Dll CHESTNUT
Mreet. jel2 8m
CHOICE MUSICAL QKNTEIITAIN.
113 MBNT, by the Y'IUNG LATHE' ot r several
Grammar firho-do, THURSDAY EVENING, Juno
Hot 18-10. Doors epon nt 7 unlock; Concert to com
mence utB preoiselv. ComJuotor, Prof. JOtiN BOWER}
Pianist, Prof, A. TaYiOßj Hvnio„iimi, Mr. A.
BAOHMANM. Ticket* 2S cents. If
NOT I C K.-A MEETING OF THE
LL3 BTOCKKOLD KRBOP THE PHILADELPHIA
AND BAIjTIMORK Cr.NTRAt. RAILROAD Will l>e
held at a VONDALE. on SATURDAY, the 30th mat., at
1 oV'-ck P M . to'take Into consideration the present
f\ mno^ 1 conduit n of the Company, nnd to adopt such
tnon*urefi as they may deem Judicious to secure the
pn*teouuon of tho work pxtomlins the Railroad towards
Baltimore, and the successful wnrkrg of the road.
JeJMt* KQUT. HODGSON, Beoretary.
notice.—the annual meeting
IL*f otthe Stockholders or the CAMDEN AND AT
LANTIC RAILROAD COMPANY will be held on
THU HBDAY. Ju~e23. 1850. botwe*n the hours of )0 A.
M and J P. M., at the office of the company, Cooper’s
Point, Camden, New Jersey, to elect Director! of said
company to serve for the ensuing year.
JeP-»Je2B ROBERT FRAZER, Pert.
fY"S» OFFICE OF THE PHitAOELI'HiA
Ikf AND KEADINQ RAILROAD COMPANY.
„ ~ . , t March,iB6o.
The holders of the bonds of this Company, due July J,
1858. can now reoeivo. upon application at this effioo, 10
per cent, in cash, upon tho terra* specified m the oirou
larattachcd.
The holders are aloe entitled to the benefit of a Sink
ing Fund of @140,000 per annum, as established by the
stockholders at their annual meeting, held January 9,
1850, end in pursuance of the oontsaot, entered Into by
bo company afid duly recorded, to carry the same into
Ifeot. 8- BKAUFORji, Treasurer,
CIRCULAR.
ffottee to rAt Holders of Philadelphia and Reading
RaUroad Company Mortgage Bonds, due July 1, 1860.
These bonds are secured by the first mortgages onthc
road, amounting in the aggregate to 93.308,<00. The
net revenue tor the last fiscal year was six times the
amount of the annua) interest on those bonds.
The managers propose to extend thorn for a period oi
twenty Tpara, the holdera retaining tho bonds £nd the
security of the mortgages in the precise condition in'
S ilon they are now hold. Fresh sheets ofooupon* for
e interest, payable half-yearly, will be issued.
A bonus of 10 per oent. will bo given to 1 be holdei?, in
coneideratum of their assenting to the extension. This
bonus will be paid in cash to the bearers of the bonds,
on their signing c, receipt and presenting their respec
tive bonds at the office of the Company, or to us agents,
for endorsement.
Forms of receipt and endorsement will be furnished
on aoplio^tion.
By order of the Board of Managers.
ml-tf V*. H. MoILHKNNY. Aeorotanr.
WEPTUNE HOUSE—ATLANTIC CITY.
1 1 —This porulir and eminently ‘avorilo Houso at
Atlantic City tins, aiuee tho closing of last season. boon
enlarged, rcfi'ted, refurnished, and complete y ro
iuvemvted m evaiy particular, and is now open fir
the season. From its delightful situation, near
ness to all places r f interest, close proximity to the
safest and bast part of the he nh, it *6 rendered one of
the most convenient and dooid.'rtly the ploisantebt house
tu tlio Is sitd. A , . '•*
Terms—9lo per week ; 91 tv) por day. Children and
servantn half price.
JOHN BM*Cjl, Proprietor.
R. L. FUREY, fiucerir,tendant. ' je2l-2m
URATII HOtHE,
M “ tinHOOr.F.Y’B MOUNTAIN. N.J„
Dnnwo.'cn fur the reception of company Coinmum
rtifm' 0 by loiter will be promptly attended to.
je2l lin D A. CROWELL. Proprietor,
TM VERY FAMILY.SLOPED POSSESS A
J-4 BTEREGPOiU* I **. InstTiimentfl ma
nufimrureil in th® best style; Bteroosoopto Pi-lures, of
too ft est q’.i d tieo. reconMy imported, Hi\d noUl at UlO
lowest prices m the country, by
„ , M J. FRANKLIN,
US South frOUhTII Bt., below Chestnut.
mhl RiOKlasacs, provided with tho
celebrated I'onecopic Glaa-cn. and correoilv suited for
nil ngea Miomscosea and Microscopic Photograph?,
Op<*ra Gla*»os. MaiheipatiCHl Instrument, fito.rin t;r**at
variety. *U lat the most reasoname rates. j Sl-jf-Ct
S* PURPLE TOP YELLOW RUTA
BAGA TURNIP S*-ED —Fnrm®rs desiring a
pure and reliable-artiolo nt the lowest market rates,
should purchase their supplier nt
K. BUIBT A* SON’S Reed Warohoti*e.
le2l-3t 988 and »34 MARKET Street, nh. NINTH.
PERSONS HAYING DAGUEKREO
TV PEB. AmbrotYpee, &0.. of deceased relatives or
friends, and wishing to h%v4 them copied, ahou’d first
call at RF.IM KR 8 Gallery, SI'.COND Street, above
Green, befora going a nowhere. H*
CuARK.T* CLARET! CLAKET!
ON DRAUGHT! ON DRAUGHT!
Claret nt\ draught, from @1 per eallon upward, Also,
all ether kinds of wines anil Liquors, imported direct,
by VRKAIRR & LtSIEUR, IXU South SEVLKTH
Street. ; jr3l-m*
EE HN» fl PHOTOGBAPntO TSTA-
B ISHMENT, IJI9 CHfcSi’NUr Street, for
nierl: H2O Chestnut I’hiUograpJ’S, Ambrotypes, Ivorv
types,,Card Puitures, Life endStereosoopio Por
traits. x 1 » lt»
ANP MANTT
attendtd to,
olt l dfreet, above Market*
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
pRUIT JABS!
FRUIT JARS.
FRUIT JAUS.
THE BEST FRUIT JARB,
I THE I)EST FRUIT JARS.
THE VERY BEST FRUIT JARS.
THE VERY BEST FRUIT JARS.
the FRUIT JARS!
WRIGHT, SMITH, & CO..
No. 5 NORTH FIFTH STREET,
Offer to the trade the heel Fruit Jars out. Cali and see
their qualities tested by experiments.
r<A UTION—FRESH FRUIT JARS.—The
\-inubl:o are oautioned against the various imitation*
of HARUSLL’S PATENT ALL-GJpAB3 AIR-T GHT
JARS, now m mafrn. The genuine have Hartoll’s
name on the cover. Manufacturer* a»*di»r the patent.
f BARTELL ft LKTORWOKTH,
Jel3-lmif* No. 13 North FIFTH street.
POISON—FRESH FRUIT JARS.—TLe
add of fruit always corrodes the aurfuoe of metal,
be o&reful, therefore, to purchase "nlr Jars of olaas
lUli^i V ?5 B r°f.. Glaao ‘. KARTELL’S LATENT AIR
WOK L ALLGLAbB JARS are ndmittod to be the only
reliable and porfeotly rate jar m market.
. „ , KARTELL &. USTOHWORTH.
jel3-lrr.iP Manufacturers, No. 13 N. FlPi R street.
H'J NOT GO INTO THE COUNTRY
™tbou«, Piirchniiiri -• KARTELL’S AI.L-GLASB.
RATES l AllC-TIGHT JAll?.—Mis. Nicholson*,ccla
hr ted cook boob, with ln’.l directions for putting up
Iruita, Aq„ together witli sal other ineM! receipt.,
6irisM?tffi^ r J X , H l s IAI - K, ' I/ai,ATKN ' rA£l -'
HARTKJ.L A LETCHWORTB,
jel3 Iraif* North FIFTH Btreet.
CLOTHING.
gj, H- ELDRIDGB.
<« CONTINENTAL CLOTHING HOUSE,”
R. E. Comer EIGHTH and CHESTNUT St*.
Cuatomer Work made at ehort notic*.
mh3l .Sm-if
MEDICINAL.
pROF. MORRIS 1 EUOEPHALOS,
PROFES s OR MORRIS'
PFOPERSOR MORRIS*
PROFESSOR MORRIS’
AN INVALUABLE** F HALOS,
AN INVALUABLE
AN INVALUABLE
FOR DPEABFS OF RKMEI>V *
FOR DIBRABKB OF THE
FOR DISEASES OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM
NERVOUS SYSTEP
* • NERVOUS SYSTEM
Asoocasioved by intense
APPLICATION OF THE MIND
to tho researches of Literature, the concerns of
Commercial aud Financial Business, and the affairs of
Professional and Political Life, or os occasioned by Any
other oause from which the Nervous System has be
oome exhausted and diseased.
The symptona covered by this valuable Preparation
are numerous: of whiou the more prominent are,
EXCITKVtK'VT OF THE BRAIN, AGITATION
AND DEPRESSION OF THE Midi), CHRONIC
n%?, u SALGM,^
NERVOUS HEADACHE Lto.. Jb-to.
The EUCEP HALOS is oarefullr prepared, by per
mission, from the Formula ofPHOF. W. MORRIS, M.
D.* of this oitv.to whioh he refers In hie Philosophical
Pamphlet, PsUKIKUS.” On the relations of the
Gangiio-Nervoua System to the immaterial soul of man.
Having exhibited the principles and commended the
system of Composite Homajopathv, Professor M. says:
4f It may be permissible that 1 should offer, as an il
lustration, my own nm A oontinous courso of stu
dies for a number of years bod, to a certain extent,
produced the ordinary effects of extreme mental ap
pbcation. by attenuating the prime centres ofortamo
and intellectual lifo, end henno arose a felt necessity of
Sprsonal relief. Having a well-founded confidence in
kimprsite Hommopathy and an intimate acqunintanoe
with Medica of the Homeopathic School. I
selected certain subetanoos of ftscerfiwped harmonious
relations and approved uses, end combined their essen
tial properties in proportional unity, and was gladdened
bv the possession of a medicinal resource.” Professor
Morris describes the mode of application, and then
adds: “Id this way the desired relief haft been •ob
tained, tho nutritive system invigorated, the sangiio
nervous system restored to its former tone, and mental
clearness, tranquillity, and vigor—at the aga of nearly
three score-are the much valued results.”
Prepared.and Bold WHOLESALE, by MOCKRLDGE
A CO.. No, 62 North FOURTH Street, Philadelphia,
and at RETAIL by Druggists generally.
Price, 91 per bottle, large aiso-08 oents small wise.
znrSS Sjsif
ft QOT|flf ft For the INfcTANT RELIEF and PER
MIIIMI MANENT CURE of this distressing com-
plaint, ms
FE.m>s
BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES,
Mud. ttr C. B. SEYMOUR * GO., 10T NASSAU
Street, New York. Prioe 91 per box; eont free bj poet
mY7-dm if] FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS’.
WATCIfES, JEWELRY, &c.
SJETS OF JEWELRY,
and
MOST ELEGANT STYLES,
- , LADIES’ WATCHES,
Just raoelved.
THOMAS O. GARRETT,
Tl 2 CHESTNUT fctreet.
SPARKLING GELATINE,
By tho gross, dozen, or single package,
ALBERT 0; ROBERTS,
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES,
je2l Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Streets.
r mJHFIfiLD, Conn., May 7th, 1800.—
At a stat-'d meeting of the stockholders of tho Con
necticut Mining Company, hvld THIS DAY, the follow
ms gentlemen were tleoted Directors to serve for tho
ensuing year:
Goo ih West, Thus. H. Hill.
Rtveriuj Marsh, Carlton R. Moats,
•1 03, ™V , , B . ht 'r.* ‘ I orenso vvbeoler,
Jno.W. Buell, Wm. H. Crorsman,
Hiram 8. Spencer.
, Attest, JNO. W. BUi’LL,
jesi 3c - * Secretary,
- „ Litchviblu, Conn.. Moj7, 1860.
At a meeting of the Board of ibrectinrs of the lion*
nectiout Mining Company held this dft». Geo. (J. West
olected President, Moses Bowman Troasurer* Jno.
W. Buell woe appointed Secretary, and R. U. Lowri
Assistant Secretary,
Attest, JOHN W. BUELL,
Je2l-3t* ■ Secretary.
A T. STEWART & CO. ARE PRE
;£*-• .FARED tojmake engagements with Salesmen
for their various Wholesale Departments.
Ip men of ability, having an availab’e connection
with buyers, thoj can oiler situations, which, in regard
to position and remuneration, will bo the first among
the trade.
New Vobk, June 19,1860. je)g-tnth2t
rpilE VST OF VESSELS IN THE PORT
for FOREIGN and DO-
MtBl fC I CRTS, and days of sail, corrected daily, is
published in tho PHILADp LPHIA INQUHIKk.
br CARRtEHS JkVERYVYHERE, at
•TWRLVb CKNTBa week.
Offioem Fouth THIRD Street.
rp HE LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PORT
X of PHILADELPHIA for FOREIGN and DO
MESTIC PORUS.and days of sail, corrooted daily, is
pubtiahadin the PHILADELPHIA INWUIRER.
mB]?^r V^ i> « b^»« CARRtBR B EVERYWHERE, at
TWELVE CENTS a wi»ek.
Office 121 South THIRD Street. jcgq-St
The list op vessels in the port
of PHILADELPHIA for FOREIGN .ml DO-
MhB * IC PUflTS.and davs of sail, correqted daily, is
pubiahed lathe PHILADELPHIA INOIHHKR.
RERYED by OARHIERS EVERYWHERE, at
TWELVE CENTS a week
Office 121 Mouth THIRD Street. je2Q-3t
Proposals for coal and wood.
MINT OF THE UNITED BTATKB,*
„ , - Puilalelphia. June 2MR*4). {
Proposals for supplying the .Mint of the United Bt»tes
with Coal and Wood frorij the lstoi July proximo (I 860,)
to 30th of June nextllSdl,' will be reoeived bj the un
dersigned until 19 o’clock M of 3Jth inst.
Tho Coal must Ik* of the best Anthraoite Lehigh, of
the egg and lump sizes, nnd entirely free from
bono. slate, nnd other foroign imbstanoes; eaoh ton to
1 weigh s.*'4o pounds
The Wood to bo dry and of the best quality of hiokory
and spruce pine. *
; .Theartinles must bo delivered nt the Mint, at such
times ana in suoli Quantities as may he required, free
from.carting or other charges, and subject to tho in
spection and approval of the Direotor of the Mint.
Proposals may be made for each article separately,
and are to bo endorsed “ Proposals for Coal.” •• Proco
sajs for Wood.” JAMES ROSS SNOWDEN,
je2o-d<f}9 Director of the Mint.
SS DAMAGED PIANOS, MELO-
M • ■ f "deons, Guitars, Violins, Boss Viols. Double
Boss Accnrdeons. Flufnas, Ao.,from the jato fire nt
1102 Chestnut street, have been repaired and all put in
g*spd 170,1 at R great sserifiee, at 1102
CHESTNUT Street, of MAUSII, Agent N. B.—MUBIC
at cue cent per paua. at lilt* MARKET Bt. je!«-4t
IflAß.—lso bbls. TAR, in store and for
S OuSi^ 7 H^v!;s Y ' AB HBURN E R. CO., NO, 16
VINEGAR. —350 bbls. Clarified Cider Yi
. rejar. Ho White Wine Vinesar, in store end
asheurner, & co„ no. to
a()U HI WHS RYES.
SJPrRITSTURPENTINE.— 27S bbls Rpts.
Tnrrontine, In store and fo* sale by ROWIJV,y.
ASHBttitN EH, A CO., No. 10 SOUTH WHARVES.
GOAP AND CANDLES.—4SO boxes Or.
P le«n Snap, fj{ tioie. Olive Soap, 070 boxee Adalr.atl
tine Candles. 823 boxes Hydraulic Candles. 43 boxes
Spermtu etn Candles, in e'ore and for sale hr ROWI.EV
a- CO ,No. If*BQirCH WitAllVKg.
HAVANA CIGARS—A LARGE, HAND
SOME and VARIED ASSORTMENT; coneie
tma nf euoh l'rnnda as GABA NOE. riGAftA.NI.p
TlfNO, TARTAOM MPANOLA ARUUkLLKS.
An , So., rfa I «iaea and aud ties, on haul eon.tantlv
and lor sale low, by CHARLES 'I IiTK, ISO Walnilt
t'lSUb lelB-im
ARDEN ANDPARLOR VASES, STA
nLLoW.,..r < i£T“ l !'fr Ornamented Flower PoU,
teSfJfflkle o «S‘Staff' Co, “’ ““"'■“'“"I
-A'fl
pieces (Jity smoked
* ~S r^Btern S Qr#d
2.000 tieroes Citr Smoked Western Cured flame.
«» *• •« sides.
20 tierces Gardner, Phipps, & Co.’s extra Sugar Cured
Baugod Hams.
100 bbls, extra Heavy Western MesS Pork,
23 ** Rump do,
City Smoked Beef in lots to suits purchasers.
, HO bbls. Prime Western Leaf Lara instore. Fortale
by 0. O. bADLER &. CO.
je!B 6t No. 103 AROfl street.
AZUMEA I AZIIMfiA!
AZUMEA! AZUAIEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA)
PROF. MORRIS' AZUMEA BAKING POWDER.
Manufactured eulcly \t No. 62 North FOURTH
6^4et« and for atua by Grooera seneraUy, tsy99 toil
WANTED A situation, by a young
married mini. m an,
hecan unite himavlr* generally a2ef a j
lootor and salesmen. *ooyection to an»lfibn l '
sine** that is honorable. Can gi?a th® b« t of L b f “'
rrnce* aa to cipaoity ami integrity! and SL™il$ f Vr
Scm ed ' i ‘ lm3B ,c « rem "COLLECTOR,” Vthji
* - • jfl!9 4t*
AN experienced book-keeper
r • of lw *' V9 years*-*experienee as Cashier, Bonk-’
keener, and Correspondent, wishes an engagement la a
firsf-c[ass h-mae. The best of reference given? Ad?
dress HALL, at the office of The Press. Jei9
FRUIT JARS.
■vy"ANXEDr-A Situation, by a man,
* . thirty-Heyen years of age* of extensive experi
ence in business, ol good adores*, and competent to fill
almon any position, either as a clerk, superintendent,
or salesman. Is very respeotably oonnooted, and can
give the most satisfactory references as to integrity,
energy.and business capacity. A moderate salary for
thßwewnt will be accepted. Addresss, Q, fl »»office
oi Trie rrej*. jel2-tf
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
g| GERMANTOWN PROPERTY. —For
mSjMi'f Sf U L’S’xf.'xi on *Mommodatjn, wrms, TWO
STONE COTTiGiB. Call tt> foet .aoh
. #t dcop to b I Btrpel. Situate on Waakinc
t)u .v«mi", rwq atiuate. from Mnilmnd rtntton. Anolr
“ K. TAYLOH, Convo,oncer, No. 141 North BlXf ft
BtrMt ’ , j»ll-3t
« fGK SALE—A three-story BRICK
th,!l P w)crn imororrirmenr,:
!^p^rn > .!tSL i, r ' A,p,r on ,h * Promlw», No. 314
REED itroet. J»H-tnth.6f
«T 0 RENT —A very desirable three
storied DweUlnk with back builJinn. and modem
Wo * J7l)8 Locniit street, fn exceliem
"'m' Apply to „ WM. BROWN,
Js* o U ■ No. 163 i LOCUST Street.
©STORE TO LET—The Four-storied
STORE. No. 305 North FRONT Street, ebov,
»m Inmotii Apply to Dr. BKAU
MONr. No.-1-y ARCH Street. ]«]B 6t»
nno RENT FOR THE SUMMER—The
. . foltuwingfuinished rooms of a Urge hones: Parlor,
w!iL?«oP ra ’ * tltc h«n-,four chambers, and brah-rco/n.
of the Tioga station on the
uerinsD.own •ttailroau. Terms nimleratae App.y cn
R l l .rnlBoii^ a o!"" ,ie ’ or
MFOR SALE—a desirable COUNTRY
RESIDENCE, with about ten aoies of .Land, anl
the Brandy wine, tix miles south oi
West Cheater, near the Baltimore Central Katlroad.
, Address j. w L h DNT
jo 19 Im* Parkev Ho. Cheater coonty, Pa.
£>AI E. — A stock of Hardware and
*> Fancy Goods. *3 ho Good-will ind Fixtures of a
Store doin? a good Dusineus; terms easy, the present
owner .having determined to 01000, for tho purpose of
removing from the city. Address J. J. L., at thisoffioo,
with nwmi and icfoieqno. jelO-at*
PARLOR AKD BED
•“jKOOMi to Jet, with Dnsril,' Gentlemen furnish
cd with meals No. bgS SPRUCE Street. je>g-4t»
TO RENT—A Sccond-story Room, 35
feet by SO feet, with steam power, lighted on four
aides and he ated ;by steam, with hatchway, Ac. Apply
to MoCAMBRJOGb, FRY, ft CO.,
jelS 7t aafi and 529 CHERRY Street.
VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE.—A Lot,
160 feet by ICO. having three fronts, located in the
southwesternpart < f the oity. m the midst of a rapidly
improving neuhbomqod, is offered for sa'e on reasona
ble terms. For paiticulars apply at this Office. Jelg-llt*
MFOR BALE OR RENT—New Stone
Mansioc,Bam, ftc.with extensive accommoda
tionsnnd thirteen sores of land, on Chelton Hills. In
quire at No. 0 North THIRD Street, jelS-l?t*
FOR SALE or TO LET—a Double
Stone f ottage, Germantown, situate on Dewey’s
lane* second house from Thorp’a lane, five minutes
walk from railroad station. Contains all the modem
conveniences. Apply to F. 9. WIL P *UN,
Jed-lm 603 CHESTNUT Btreet
fa FOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR
JtetMKHCHA~DIBE—Two two-story briok booses
and lot of ground subject to improvement. Rent for
973 per annum, eaoh. A small amount of cash, and the
balance in merchandise required. Address A. 8.. Press
Office. myg-lm
PRIVATE BOARDlNG.—Gentlemen and
their families, or single gentlemen, can be accom
modated with Board, with pleasant and handsome
rooms, furnished or unfurnished, at Cl 6 LOCUST fit.,
south sideof Wasbinutousquare. Theiooation, being
opposite lo one of the handsomest parks in the city, is
cental, and extremely p’easant. Transient persons
visiting the oity can be accommodated by the day or
week. Terms moderate. A basement front room, with
private entrance, for rent, suitable for an office. Jell-tf-
Famlltes and gentlemen wish-
ING FIRBT-CLABJ BOARD, with cool Rooms,
can now have chrloo jt9<{ WALftUT St. jM-lm*
TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN OaN BE
accommodated with good, airy apartments, (with
orwithout board,)m a private family. Location cen
tral. Address “ TOLBJfiKT,” through Blood's Dis
patch. ap3B
OORN EXCHANGE BANK,
Pnir-AURLpma, May 1,1830.
The Directors have THIS DAY declared a Dividend
f THREE PER CENT, on the Capital Stook, dear ol
tate Tax, and payable on demand.
mrl-tf. J.W. TORREY, Cashier
MISS LUCY R. MAYER and Mrs. R.
M. BIRD will reopen their SCHOOL for Young
Ladies at 1010 SPRUCE Street, on MONDAY. Bfp
tember 17th, 1850. jr2-lm
Removal small « chandler,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.have removed from
56 North SECOND Street, to Its MARKET Street,
above h»ont. north wide. lag
American saving fund.—com
panv’e m Building, southeast corner WALNUT
and FOURTH Streets. Open daily from 9 till 6
o'clock, and os MONDAY till Bin the evening. This
Old Institution has always paid in foil, on demand,
Without notice.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
All sum paid
AffVxTffHII.LDIN, Piwldent.
~ BAML. WORK, Yice President.
John C, Farr* „ T. t. Harper, George Nugent,
John Anspaoh, Jr., Sami. T. Bodine, Alb. C. Roberts,
John Aikmaa. Joras Bowman, H. H. Eldndge,
Wm. J. Howard.. % JOHN S. WlLSON,Treasurer.
JOHN Seoretary. je2o-im
OPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND,
Office, 331 North THIRD Btreet, between Vine
and CallowhiH. Incorporated by the Legislature April
14th, 1831.! open for Deposits and Payments, daily, from
9 to *)& o'clook. Also, on MONDAY and THURSDAY
KVE(slNGS,irom6to? o elocK,
Interest S per oent. per annum. Depositors can with
draw their Moneys by Checks, if desired. Speoial De
posits reoeived. **
JAMES. 8. PRINGLE, President,
Fa&RCift Hast. Reeretarr. a«9o*tf if
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
CARD— NORTHERN ASSURANCE
COMPANY. LONDON, *
No. 4-25 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
The undersigned bees to inform bis friends and the
public xenerully, thit HUGO LIKbING, Esq., of this
olty, is now associated with h rn in the AGENCY of
this COM PANY, andthe stylo or the firm being GKTTY
k. LIEBI.NG. ’ihe patronage heretulora so iihorallj
hes'owrd upon the undersigned is respectfully solicited
rortliofirm. WILLIAM wKT'I'Y.
northern assurance company,
LONDON.
Capita), S 6 293,80-.) Incomo, over 81 000 (KXU
Losses adjusted and promptly paid without reference
to London.
Kaleo moderate. _
GETTY fc LDJJVG, Agents,
420 CIUiRTNUT Street.
JaZO-gt New Building, Philadelphia « , ank.
rmiHjfi iMUTUAL Llfib INSURANUJi
X COMPANY .OF NEW YOKK.
SIS dollahs,
WTlinS JM XtatT MORTJU3SS OH axat XSt&XXf
WORTH OVER 9 U,0004)00.
7kepremiums are towst than in many other Compa
nies, and the Dividends have been anxavia.
This is a striotly Mumax. Company.' There are ue
Stookholders, so that ALL THE PROFITS
IXLONO VO ¥US IHSSaSD,
Pamphlets, and every information, mar be had
•&A¥i6,ou application to
. *v £ H-ATCHFORD STARR. Aient.
0, W. corner FOURTH and WALNUT Streets-
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES:
Thomas Robins, John Welsh,
Mordeo&i L Dawson, • George H. Stuart,
Geo»e M. Strand, £« 8, Whelen,
John B Myers, J. Fisher Leaminf*
Joseph Patterson, William O. Ladwif*
John M. Atwood, Arthur G Coffin,
Thomas n. Powers. George W.'Poland,
William MeKee. Thos. Wattson. nM-lTif*
Fame insurance company, no.
406 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA,
INCORPORATED THE STATE OF
CONFINED TO FIRE~AND INLAND RW«,
DSBSCXOJLSt
Samuel Wright, D. B. Birnoy,
Win, W. Walters, J, W. Ererman,
Bhas. Riohardson, Henry Lewis, Jr.,
eo. A. West, Jaoob W. Stout,
0. Wilson Davis, Menko Stern. -
Thos. 8. Martin,
GEORGE W. DAY, President.
FRANCIB N. BUCK, Vice Pres’t.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD. Seoretary. jali-ti
riLINTON COUNTY LIFE AND GENE
RAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
PLATTBBURG, MISSOURI.
Chartered in IB6o.—Authorised Capital, 8100,000.
WBECTOBS:
H. Whittingfon. Winslow Turner, T. II Bradley,
George W. Culver, James H. Biroh. Jr.
H. WHITTINGTON, Pres.
I. N. HOCKADAY, Beo. and Treas,
Speoial attention paid to Collections, and Money
romptly remitted. Busineaseolioitcd. mh23-3n>*
jjLiINDS AND SHADES.
B. J. WJIjIjIAMS,
No. 16 NORTH STREET,
Is the most extensive of
VENETIAN BUNDS
AKQ
WINDOW SHADES.
Th* lwt»rt «nd Shut uurtant In th. oily, st lb.
low.lt prio«».
STORE SHADES tn„« nnd lottorod. Aopaitist
promptly attended to. apz-dftn
SHOEMAKER & Co
glass, PAINTS,
OILS AND VARNISHES.
Northeast Corner FOURTH AND RACE Streets.
my*9-6m
1860. I0E! iOE! 1860.
COID SPRING ICE COMPANY.
SCALE OF FAMILY PRICHB.
8 pounds daily 40 cents per week.
12 " i fid " **
15 ** « 63 •• ««
20 “ •* 70 “ “
4Q »* HJS «• u
78 " •« 175 •« «
Send your orders to the offices, or may be given to the
driver#, THOS. E.CAHILL.
Offioeo. 325 WALNUT Street, second etorr; PINJE
STREET-WHARF, Sohnylkill. City Depot. LOM
BARD And TWENTY-FIFTH Stmetn. aoSS-touf
Mackerel, piiad herring, white
FISH AND CHEESE.—3,'X) blil3. Msckeiol. No,
Is, 2s, and 3s in wholes, halves, qua.tors, and eighth..
Halifax and Mussaohurona luapseotion.
k S 5 bbls Pastern Megs Shad.
5.0 bbls EHStport a>id Halifax Herring.
SC<) boxei bastpart B#a)ad do.
»0 hall bbls White Fish . . 4
. «0 bones H.rltemer County Cheesei in itnre. For
»B a hv O. O, SADLER. &GO.,
jeiB 6i No. 103 ARdH Street.
dHRUIIE TURPENTINE.—7S bbls Spts
Torpentine. hard and aoft. in store and for eale by
BOWLKY. ABII BURNER, & CO«, No. 16 couth
WHAWVKB- .
HENNESSY BRANDY.—7O casks, In
half plmi ddarier piMii and V pipes, forml* in
mtby "myll lm ** WrilWhY
WANTS.
BOARDING.
DIVIDENDS.
EDUCATIONAL.
REMOVALS.
SAYING FUNDS,
amusewjsts.
Wf ALNU T-STREBT THEATRE.
. ▼ Sol. Less.B Mr,. M, A. GARBETSQN
3tu.n,u A,0n.....Mr. JOS. fl, MURPHY
open at feifoimant-a comni.n-. at 5
o clock.
INCREASED FURORF. HOUSES CROWDED
otv w f, j*|f OF w — 1
KIX 2-o’. : S« R M-'.X.4l!,„ E 3uEB'rRIAtf TROUPE!
FROM -NIHIjO’R UARDEN. jW York.
. FIRST NIGHT dF
Mr.jyitLUM HAN/.ON.
FIRST NIGHT OF
. . JjEB HOMES ARIANS.
Among the Axtistes are
_ MLc.JjLLA ZOYARA*
or h tadtel baroccf para^cl? * -rithout «ddl.
th. HANLON BROTHERS.
othn ’rf’JOjnuiMteererM.n in thi, or«nj
Th, *r«t SHl t H |? D * 1 0 r HAaLT0 K>
T|;,?sfffl, ea thS^H ERirA .
COURT JMTe£ A -.^Sir. 6 vknth , Nr)
Among the leading features of the
THE BEAUTIFUI, TRAINEIi
Man«.d br ELLA ZOI-IbX
on Wes d d 8 aV aTIG
A grand afternoon performance
P^2 D i ftt3 bfiloolr. Door*openat?s.
for J 8 cS«Si lenxoon performano * Children are admitted
At the hverrint Performances.
SEATS A 8 W
WITHOUT KXTHA C cilAßGl;. it« At
PE ALE’S COURT OF DEATH.—
This sublime Moral Paintine. hv RRMKRiNnf
PEAI.E, will b. exhibited for ScJt DAYfITVrd so
° re ’ AT CONCERT HALL
COMMENCING FRIDAY KVEN&q, JUNE M.
Tmsis the great masterpiece of Mr. Peals Itcov-ra
5U square feet of canvas,{contains S 3 Life Size Fi
gure*, and u valued at °
Tk 55,000 DOLLARS.
• t/.iPr.Vr®.-o* &n ,n ipres«:ve and vivid lesson upon the
* w *“ and tb ® oocertap*ty of bu
terroraof^Oea of Christian Fairhover the
Death* 11 iUuatration of thB of Bishop Porteas, on
ft i« free ffomoverylhing repulsive,
again* 0 **° 11 01150 to sea it again and
«pen from 2 to 6, and 8 tr» 10 p. M.
Tickets2scents. Beaaon Tickets.fOcents. je2b6t
/CHOICE MUSIOAL ENTERTAINMENT.
BF TUB
YOUNG LADIES
_ PEVERAL GRAMMAR PCHOOLS.
_ THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 21. WA
Doors open Rt 7. Concert to commence at Sprectsely,
Condiifttny in-,,,, -I,
Pnimst„ it
Harmonium
Prof. John Bower.
-j-rtof. A. I'bj!o',
.—-.Mr.A. Hachmaun.
TICKETH 25 CENTS.
M°6t™ TQU,S OAIE ™-EACE
,„IW'MENBE ATTRACTION!
THE M^S W.
AIJ. THE COMPANY.
OOLOMON’S TEMPLE,
. Alarxe. bf aulifnl, and perfect mod.Uf tee xraod-
Mtii&d mart interutm. bmldlax .... builtiaeicated
in th* lnunense Mloon of
BTREET.
The i* ssfaet lon*. 24 feet wide* and U feet
high ? lighted by TO gas jets, and .the worshippers te
presented by On figures arrayed in Jewish ocetume,
surrouadms the venous courts, give it a life-like an
pearance.
„&»!* ?? «lt oh»? S 1 Chron., »h ohap^tSd
Chron., 4th and 7th chaps.} ana kxoons* 25th chap.*Vor
L°»?& n i! of Solomon’s TemsltTafl of
,a the Modal.
7nv W™F K *A fTQm 3? w 12 A’*V 3 to 6
an ?. T tol®F-«• Lectmre at 11. 4*andSXo’clock.
olnM m is ! cenUu 08nlfl * tuo 25 cents; single
° h^
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE
ARTS, 1023 CHF.STNUT StrMt.
Exhibitioni,no*open dsliT.fttmi
* 'iS oo^- IV’ “ n si 7 J f ' M ” »?d from S till IS V. s.
d«nfffi D *“o. Ctui-
Btookhold.re will receive th«iftiok.t»*tth« o!Be»of
the Academy.
SEWING MACHINES.
w. P. UHLINGEK 8s CO..
MAJnjVACTUBEBa 09
BE WING MACHINES.
Making the Loop and Shuttle Stitch. The latter foreli
kinds of manufacturing purposes, price Sso.‘ Tne
others are from $25 upwards.
OFFICE AND SALES BOOM,
65*8 ARCH BTREET.
PHILADELPHIA,
P-S.-MACiI!NE SILK, SPOOL COTTON. OJL,
NEEDLES. 4c , conetanrlj on lined. jo 12-3rvi
tIEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACJHINEEw
HUJRY COY, Agent,
08 CHESTNUT STREET* SECOND FLOOR*
Maohinea, with Operators, on uire to Private Families,
msca osticks:
T West STATE Street, Trenton, FT. J,
* 110 CENTRAL SQUARE, Easton, Fa.
‘ Jal9fa*
W IL OOXit GIBBS’ SEWING MA
CHINE.--The great and increasing demand for
Wilcox A Gibbs’Sewing .Machine is a guarantee of ita
. Fnce $». For sale at FAIR
BANKS’ Scale Warehouse, 73* CHESTNUT Street.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
TVSSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—
{"''JOPARTNERSHIP. THE UNDER
SIGNED hare this d at formed & eop*rtnarib<p
under the firm of STIJL.SON, STONE, tc CO., for the
purpoee of tranraotin? the Who’eteie China, Gfaaa,and
Queens*are business, at No. S 0& COMMERCE St,
ROBERT MILSON,
J. E, STONE.
JOHN F. BiifNETT,
Jnna 1, 2860-Iq
HARD IVARE PACKAGE HOUSES.
PACKAGE HARDWARE HOUSE.-~We
would reapeotfolly call the attention of the Gene
ral Hardware Trad® to oar extensive Stock ct BIR
MINGHAM HARDWARE, which we offer at aeuU
advance by the p&okate.
. Orders for direot importation eolieited, and Goode de
livered either la thi» eityTNew York, or Mew Orleana,
W, G. LEWIS * Son,
411 COMMERCE Street,
. 4 imoßtinc and CotamiMion MeroiiaaM.
And Ajesbr ferFerein acd Demerit Hardware.
i«frd
FOR CAPE MAT—Persons
feaSSarfa abent CAPE MAY 'con
nave their cared for, checked from their Ttbi
donee, and delivered on board tho Sea-Stosmers Dela
ware. Hoston. ond Kcnnelwo, yhicli leave the Sm
.wharf below SPRUCE Street, dailv, at s>£ oVlcck A.
M.» by leavroc their address at the Office of URA BAM’B
BAGGAGE EXPRFSS. No. 3 WALNU PFtrelt.orß.
Sin.Ssi 011 ? 11 "’ Drasjut, THIRTEENTH B».S
WALNUT Streets.
Basgaso also delivered to the New York lines.
Orders oarefully ar.d promptly attended to. Offica
open from 6 a. M. nuul HP.M. j»l5-l2t
Tire ADAMS EXPRESS
CO..offlce33o CHRSfT'NUT Street,
forwards, Fareols, Packages. Mercliaitd.se, Bai'k>otes,
amt bpecie. either by its ovd Lit?* or mcoonaatiun
with other Kxprsbs Companies, to all tte principal
towns and cities of the United States.
B. SANJDFORD,
General Superintendent.
CARD TO THIS PUBLIC.
CONGRESS SPRING.
SARATOGA. APRIL Ift, IS6O,
An attempt has been made todeoeive the public, by
person* offering what they call “ Cokguuv* Wat*S “
from Fountains; and at the price of six (6; cents per
glass. The wAotaalc price of the s<x«i»» ConffTess Wa~
ter.ftt New York, beingaboat7¥oents per glass, the im
position or pretending to sell at retail at leas than cost*
and without allowanoe for freight,Cartage, or breakage,
is apparent; but their probable oourse has been to
empty esc bottle of genuine Congress Water into a
Fountain filled with their trash, and thereby christening
its total contents.
We hare nkvbb sold Congress Water in Fountains,
nor in vessels of any other description than ordinary
sized olass bottlbs, The oork of ever; bottle of the
genuine is branded “CONGRESS WATER”—“C. fc
W.,” and any, without those words and letterson the
oork, is conitritaFiiT, whether from Fountains or
Bottles, CLARKE * WRITE,
Proprietors of Congress Spring,
The following gentlemen in Philadelphia, ns:
FREDERICK BROWN, cor. Fifth and Chestnut era,
FREDERICK BROWN, Jr., cor. Ninth and Chestnut*
CHARLES KLLI3 A Co . 724 Market street,
J. C. TURNPEnry k. Co.i #4l Spruce street,
THOS. J. HUSBAND, K* South Third Street.
O. S. HUBBELL, 1410 Chestnut street,
A. D. D. TAYLOR, oor. Ninth and Chest%ftt streets.
Are constantly supplied by ns with gratae *• Coif
gress Water” in Wtlles, fresh from the Congress
JJALTIMOKE CONVENTION.
MANN ’S _ HOTEL
AND DINING ROOMS ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
RoGms with or Meals. Increased aocoramo
d&tioa during the sitting of the Convention.
The only House of the kind on tne principal street,
124 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
Nearly opposite the Sun Building,
a. M. MANN.
jo!6-6t PROPRIETOR.
GOFFEE’S patent
_ KNITTING MACHINES.
For Plain Stocking and Fancy Knitting;
«... . Also.
Machines for Knitting Drawers, Shirts. Ac.,
.. „ of all sixes.
Bib Maohinea of l and L 3 and 1, J and 2, and 3 and I*Rtfc,
„ .on hand and nade to order.
These Machmeo use the plain English Spring Needle,
on a new principle, nud are the cheapest and most rapid
Machines for Knitting in use.
The GofTee Patent Family Knitting Machine, for
Family and Plantation use, is a new and sueoeselul
feature in the useful inventions oi the age, and ranks
with the Sewing Mao.'ino.
AsenoT and Baieerown,
* No. S’,V BROADWAY. New York,
jel-jm HENRY C. LEE, Agent
TRUSSES 1 ‘BRACKS! SUPPORTERS !
J. Correotly adjusted at NEEDLES’, TWELFTH
and RACK Streets. Ladiesentrance 152 Twclfthstreet,
firstldonr below Lady attendants. French. Eng
lish, and AmPno.in._ in great variety. Belts, ElasMo
Stockings, buspensonea, Shoulder Braces, Syringe*,l&r,
mv|g-*omlvl it
AND OLaM fcOUP served
up every da* throughout the season (Sunday* f
excepted), bj JAMES PRueSfaß, No. SOS MARKET
Stieet.
N. B. Dinners from 12 to 3 o’clock.
jj>s MPS. M. S. BISHOP’S PARISIAN"
ESTABLISHMENT. No. tOIG
CHESTNUT street, next door to the St, Lawrence
Hotel. m?ag-Pn
tTHE BEST ARE OiIEAPEST Buy
Umbrella* and Parasols of J
WM.B, RICHARBSUK,
«0.4t8 MARKET St.
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS,
is #w it Variety, cheap, at
mtll-tjylif
jp FAIRBANKS'PLATFORM SCALES
<**• Forealsbr FAIRBANKS It RWiNG,
TIsnnKSTNHTStrut. rf[l«.
OIL LEMON—Grass, for sale by WE
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