The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, June 22, 1860, Image 4

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<JoiijfiAii : ; ; tteiron)i; AebvArfouiranirra. —The
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■ Britain pmfci'lldlßMi *eto Esq.,
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* Jui^Af-Sew^»4l^; : Jam«a Her-
South
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' •of the
V.- . the Capkot Gdod Hope;
-V Welter Cutrlay.'lSsa.y CemmaodaWoftheJAraea
MoMtedPoUcoaf sb* Cepe 1 Of:Goal Hope. ~
: W ‘tr*ivM»<tT .<)» Lcsdo*,—MerlMtoty hes no
aSS!S^MK;Ssa®®SK:
-.- Mr M. T,,Belnee,v; f '':riF ; - •- •*' '' '"' :i
vi.v‘l Mb. .Job* "Httful, »t'M|prio, ?s
54;;,;S 4 ;;,; appointed Charge "d'AWm “>4,Consul-General
c :i.*t;tSi .Heß«e’ Kw.;(fl«n>kot*,) in the rwm-of
V . Cplohel a.vLoJdfH«fM,)»« WMoeted- ;Mt|J.
:
•■- /inttirMWSHlr- Wet*.-04»«rw.- -'.-'"f; .
y '■- Moan-thau i12i,000,500 hava, beenpald e« la
■ • oemtVfhkvMnoi- M' wee re-establlsbad by the late
.
f# TiwJlfiiusCH I,I TEBAtv.'-rrlhe-4is*atiffaoUon
. uaocg varioua EdgllshmeßifeotaMrsat the coil
\ wiiiieStieaef the hMty militeila.Whlehthe French
-jAk wHSWPP*^i a,, *5k B y l
CnteSly la the silk dietriot*, where thelmmedUte
; lObßtoqwiDeee tothebpewitiv*# hatebeen especially
i" dltsatroua, hat Also atjHqddersfleld, Leeds. Man
- s eheeier, helceeter. ejid ether Importauttowße.
li.Tan Ghat Beer»B».-rla ounsequepoeof the
- ,jUe- tom*e»ine«i.>ireeiM»vhe?lßg math retarded
hMbesnpa»tpqned,..The-startnowla»otllk*lyto
Uke pltee bebre .iiie . 26tb, June, though it will
~ ,tortaUi*i(w|3tatfel*»ttf beyond the »4, ae longer
: o detention would again loee thehigh tidee over tbe
7 ’• her at,-New York.-: ThadaUyls, perhaps, on the
whole, not a» unfortunate ee It Bpptars, ineemnoh
ee. we .belie Te. thet ad vantaje wul be taken of it
,iH» 16 starting to give e ■ brief,- though -most
thorough, trial. of ,the augtutojbyurundown
Channel and,b*okwBo«U»*pt<Bi.>
■v- i/ra* - Dritnc tons of - the. Great - 6hlp Company
haTaSdaddedthattheGroatKastorß ahall return
r-jK^ajSf.X6ikf-toi(l^»»iß4tepiv:..: s ;-; : •' -:
; A Coirraer 1> Mid to be in eouree oftormutibu
. . :,h>''ritni'ii /line, ’ of- stouinins. .bettrOeh ; England and
ilndievU the Cape, the veaaeld to be ofo,ooo tent
. register, end pouffe enoughto perform the service
luMeui'forty-flv.e days. r , /.- • :
i -Bu Bctwiß Leyton's What will he do Willi
It?;" hae been translated into French by M. Piohot,
aoderthe title of ;tQu'en fera-t-il ?-’?
hLinaxr Taeaaus has added, Garibaldi to her
'' "htiSirical gallery. ; ’■
A aociarrhae ln liosdoafor at[jo
°Mui lateltoato the deaeendeate ol the Bngnenots
new rhaMindinfimtalitelda and BetkaalOreen;
, V Taa CcaT ,or:i#‘.« P*n»r.”-ao<ne idea «f ti e
-- ' amonitt whioh haa bua InToleed In this Derhy
may be gathered froto the llect that bo leee th -m
3U home were, entered .fcr- lhe ,raoe. f; Fatting
- doirli'theejtpeni* of thhtfelnlngol. eaohhoise- nt
* fa ; tmagtae,fl«jtSe ; ander-lhe
. £er>, r ihe whole eoettothfbwnerswonld Be £tl,-
;B*p. il Xn :addttlod: i6' thU,;jUB; has be’ paid for
. r S«hhoheetWhl?hi46ei;hoi etait iwhleh In this,in
- stance, aalOtdiraheht; thirty; ho(eee;Jtartedi woo'd'
tin eotnedtHr like iM, OOO - IhtsaeWe the legiu
mateexpwtoej butnow cpmea the betting. Who
. . shall -My how many thousands, hundreds of thou
sandfr—millions hare been staked oil this Derby !
. y-Uaitr. _ _ , . ,
'-StArabr tbb Sita TBAha.—The aooonnts from
luanafaotarert of hfaoolasaeld, Ooventi y,
: "and Mahehesfef, are.6f.a.wiy..adTerao.: eharaou r.
' A large ijortton of the mUls closed, and maty
bf the remainder -work: orty fear -or are - days a
areeki: Prayione to the’Preneh treaty the damand
- - .was suohasto noeaasllata woriling orertime. Ac
. cording to some altegatlons, tha trade hae not been,
In a neoro depressed condition »tnoa iB2T. In the
; raw,eilk maraot, howover, prices are. firmly mai-i
-‘ tallied, through the ektensiTe purohaees of foreign,
V-'- -'W'----'. J
who raoentlymade aomatil
perimetata at Bight own with a rided oannon' of 1 is
toreutioo, has Mtualetter totha nasM, In which:
hVehalletoged Mr. Whltworthtoa trlalbfr»hgeV;o-'
jtWaihl^tieS rtspeoUre guha af.dlftraht elafaUvos
- ■ wp to dre’degroat.' Be.'eaiye.ho hha propwad a
eauuan wUeh ho withal to plaea iti oompatiti n
- withMr.Whitworth'sBolbgun,whlch has theis
pataUoUorbeiogtho bestlu extstenooThe weight
- of his own gun he atetei to be only about 48ewt.-
Lokd Tarsaan o« - rac PaiTiiaaas or rna
Ooanoss —Jbord Teyuham haa written a letter. ro
. the eetretaryofitha .Sprthhfn :Jl«k>tm : Union, ,in
whlcti ho oosdemns the TOte of the Lords ageiiiit
the paper duty bill aa an Infraction of the'edo:- l
tutional customs of Parliamaut Bis lordship
quotes a number of oases to prose his point, though
tney- are anterior to the pertod to whleh lt ls nr e
posed the Odrainons’ Committea shall confine ttn ir
inquiry; ahd'ho conolndei by ruling that as ihe
tax hu beeome the prbperty 'of the Crown; 4 the'
'Commons hare' but topr»Mlnt>Baddreisprayliig
hor Mejesty not to collect it, and no doubt, adds
his'lerdship; the,Queen,'« not less; graeiotls th»u
, Kdward 111,” will tell hor loTlog and falthlul
Comnsona.that:Jhelr ; ‘- snltiia jqst.l' ,n'-y : t,.
■ THa Naw fiiSßor or DtrsitAK —The Hon. and
Rev: Dr. Hi nry Montegu.yUtters, who has been
nominated for the Bishopric of Durham, In tno
room of Dr. L-ontlay. who has aooaptedth# Artu
bishopric of. York,« thoififtb eou of tha late floh.
. Osorge Vimert. fathsr of the preaentpstl of Cu
norien; add>a* bornna the 4th ef yaniury, ; lßl.i
Be was educated at Christ Church, Oxford, whore
he took hls degree ofßaohelorbf Arts in 183 d, hut
-his name-does not appear in the list of honor's.
Having been for a ihort tfcne oarsle of the parish
of Deane, Lancashire, he ,WU ‘presented -by- Lord
Cotteuhsm, who:wu Lord 'Chauoillor in Loid
MeibStr6aVOoTerhment; to the vicarage of Kecit
worth. On the appotutment of Dr. I. Yowlitr
Short .(now BWapyjt St. Asaph), to tha -Bishopric
of Sodor .mid Man, ha/neetred trom the Lord
Chancellor the rectory of 6t George's, Bloomsbury,
and in 1847 was oomlnatod by Lerd John Hui
e6U,;tb4;tha6;pruM'/lfißisf*r, to a ealnonry : resl
' dantlaty ta gt/ paui;s,oalh»dtal. Thesa two leSt
aomed appointments ha held up to-hts uomioa
.' Go hi: to the' hlshpprieof Cafllsle by Lord PalmVr
■ stoniaim - 'i ■-' ’ ,;o ; "
‘-i: IBBLAKD: 1
, Kn.WJt.Smra O’Bainn and Mi eldest sonhtve
,rethre*(lio DaWln from atoar irrSpeUt,
,' : 'l.Lnnt(X]i4(runtU thabno lam than B.OM
.tfthe.ftfohMnatabittkrjar* willing to reeigo.with
, ~a' d law,,of emikraunr.tO'Kome! and other ma
>" triet,.'Aboul2oO oftiieoonnty of Limerick for>e,
It is eddedj herealreedy doneio, or are eo disposed.
“Indere, Cork, end Kerry the polloe hare nmiiar
inclinations, endere proving :
' : ;,A!jSo«ti*irosDitird( : Ui«-iVor<i««»W’slwitite«
tfcatiwbvonng men inßel&st..are'befog trained
- M*enen;. ; ,j ;.*>£ '
-I«a;»Ai,war;Co*r»ao*i^Tba.CoaaaittM^iii
- Oowtraeta hei itrougly ooMoraeed the tfolweveon
- .trditiuariaWinTinorawia, aadlnoppoelfion to.
i>>eViooio^traot^tM^Cwi«dU«tCoTarm)ient.
. -TacyjtiWpiiacflilt benoeforth all eontraeta shall be;
j.
~ ” ,®iz sorew-iteaoer PrlnoeiAlbmrt, with 746 pas-.
MOaera, and a full cargo and'mails, tilled on the
MS of Key from Galway for Newfoundland and
-Si* York. •
NorwirneraeniHG the intimation given by the
Cfonti Of ihelllegalltyof religions lotierlei,advcr
piaetteoi* respecting themoontlous toappeer in
the Irish Soman OathoHoJouruaU; : : Th* Attorney
General for Ireland hkataerefojf# oaaerda latter
, to-Wteni ! Or4»(n orfkltor to 'th« X)alilln
Morning Novi; containing the Intimation that
. ■ parabnkwßo'. prlbtor publish 'tuehadvertlthnients
- aabjeoflbecaHlTea topuudtlM.;\:\'-
.£itrbii>£nAria Co tar—Among the sales op
' • ' the 20 th were twolols of . the Waterford aetata of
John W. Baraieitersnd ‘older*; (foraarlyln the
. ; po*MUlon of Jobs badleir,) and oomprislog part of
. thalaidsaf COolnamnek, prodnelngtogetbar a bet
rental of<MB a year/ which realised tue Ugh sum
cf£l2,a9d. Ottthes*iaeday e property in the
.ooanty..of Clare was aold la ten lota, which brought
upwardsof4ls,ooo . ,
r Tna prcprletor of a large factory in Limerick
, baa aechie oonntenanee .against the wearing of
crleoline in the eeUbliohseeal, end tbe result hee
been that tke fair employee* kide their hoop* In
the long gram of the edjoinlDgnieedowl.
' fHa lluke of Oerentbireliae atgaallaed hlsvlsH
, to Irelendby aeta oi generoeltv teirarda kla tenan
try. Me has given to the lohabUantaefthe town
o( Li«au>i* tlt» almoft prioelaM boon of aeupply
-of pan water, from tie eaatl* recerroir. It la to
• be beitowed' ihno etlnted measure, bat, will flow
jn all parts ot tietnwh from public fountains, end
. be oarried into the bonaea of tboae who choose to
-1- hnVe.lt.-
SKinninod- iap ran lanan MAnkar—lhe
. Clart Journal caila atteatlon to a markod feature
' 'la eonbOedoii with tke amlgrttko aovenest bow
* inprogreH“Matwithaiaadtadtb* nnaberalcar
' lag' tbe ooaotijr, wbo are.all M the agricultural,
iaall farieiojt, and laboriag elaaati, , when, - one
would 'tblbkt J whole tract* of oonatrjr must be nn
tenonted, the compatitlon' for lend la a* greet u
arer, and land ,ia' aa diffienlt to proonre as
: when the ruril popaletton was.lwioe aanumerour,
■ from which it enpeerd that there were formerly
too -many depending on tbe land for awbcLstence,
whit* tbe emigration ptOTfnte the lebor markOt
Trom being overitooked, and tenure Snd bnt little
(Ufficuit/’h gettlugthelr laad* tilled
• they beV* to pef bi*be»w»g«. M dalwrlag men
earn nearlyoiooblo now What they did formerly.'>
„;..v . SCOIIjAHD.
since t one of the Strathipey “ Med,’,’
,or .ley iireecher*, held a meeting la tbe open air.
vr Crowde of- people flocked from all perta of the ear;
ronedtoj diitiiote to bearwhat they believed was
aoperipr tpaeythisg ooialng from a pnlplt. The
hcetof thkday waaoppremlTe, and alt'that the
; 'preaehw; poii!d;. S»y.waa not pnflelent to koep the
. ■ talk dl Ah. heartr». awakai : Mnoh chagrined at
tbetr 'idplnetieM and easing tbit neither law nor
• goapdoouldrouaetkaia from their lethargy, boat
; . “»t J WtjnpW tbe lollowteg expedient; gioppiag
•nddenly &hlidtaoonrse.afler apaneebe bawled
r f
_
,lf by mkgio. aprang to tholr feet, On aeelnw tliat i
, !tbeinit:had;taken, tbe preacher axoialnfodi -i oh,
deviitJDw**: *«;.«£* m
vonwonldnotbe
>;SST*bVili»)^Kmeda^tnb#rgb: i«,*bove7,7o(l
Wm*?''
in the Eternal Clfr Mjplritail thief, while Victor
Emmanuel rules aUltefyli n temporal sovereign
4m tte plan of .the Jepwieee Qwunmettt. ox wbe
thtr-he jßitlowe theAohe iilaWi tdwMiba' and j
jraw»riett 5 tteted’ r i
ofafcfi Ftenoh Ml wArt**
,Ktutt*er huiMtta permanent special m nek con- j
ant it liencbester. Mine die first appointment of
.thehind in.tttat b(ty/ ft has hMnmnde.in.oonae>
quenceof ’the Ecnperor’i desl?t7*K*? rr y *&•
»ew-treaty ionoweriwith the meTchantß there.
The ooosttl.Ja the ahthor of eeVaral worka on corn
raeroial eabjectß in i j V. 1 : = ✓
: a: W W7>
with e million, to Abyssinia..has had
v a private nudiewjeotthe
presented the treatyeoneluaed with the king of
Abyssinia, by whiehf thp* portof Adonlia andthe
ialand bfDyud preceded to France.
Kl*vbk ffrenoh offleera on hah-pay have re
ceived permission to 'take aervloe in the Pontifiotl
'army without losing their rank in the Frenoharay.
' Fawrcs Miutabt FBavaaUfloHS.->The Minis
ter of War has issued, a circular ordering colonels
of regimonta hot to exempt >mnilU from the aer
vice with the tame facility .as has invariably been
theceeosinoe the first Empire: -The men are to
be,exempted only when absolutely unfit for aervloe.
Greetexertionr are;beinffmede tot: bring,np the
lo the contingent) and
camping utensile'end teats* have been aerved out to
every regiment of the Guard and of the garrison of
Paris, so m to enable them to be moved to amy
point ofthe territory vyithout exciting alarm and
awakehlog-publio attention abroad, wbfoh, to use
the words orthe. gallant marshal, is so “ prejudi
cial tb‘the suoooss of the preliminary operations of
h campaign.”
HjtuM Moiiithtr publishes the speech delivered by
Mk FenM» : ,Minister of . State, at in agricultural
pwetingat Tarbes. After having shown theme
tCriU progress whioh has been obtained, the Mi
obiter Fould salJ : “Theeconomioal coarse which
bcecln&ugurated will oreate a fruit*
fnl eraofwealth ani prosperity.” ;M. Fould re*
tailed the moderation of the Emperor shown after
thfi lata war, and said:'“This moderation in the
past is a.safe guarantee'for the future. The Em
peror 'has several, times proclaimed that he only
wished toinsure to* France.'the rank whioh be
longed'to her.” M. Fould advises, people not to be
led away toy the feeling of uneasiness which parties
are strenuously endeavoring to spread “ Not
withstanding the event! which disturb some State’s,
'notwithstanding ; (he imitation and mistrust whioh
those'parties attempt to etpiteih the public mind,
France,^quiet.and prosperous, can devote herself
with safely to public works. She knows the Bm
/ttfot.tobe strong enough to inspire all with respect
for hbrrightS) and to be too loyal a neighbor, and
too- faithful an. al)y,rto menace the rights of
others. ;• ; ■
. -A vnitUsconn of extraordinary power is at pre
sent In course' of ereotlon at’ the Paris Observa
tory';/ It is. to have a magnifying power of twenty
thousand. ----- --
A Navigable Balloon.—The navigable balloon
whleh, under the name of the u Flying Fish,” has
been 1 Tor.some'time exhibited at the.Exhibitjon
Palace. waion Wednesday afternoon taken to the
* court-yard of the Tulierlea to be shewn to the Em
peror. His Msjefety, leading the Prince Imperial
ny the hand, inspeota* the apparatus.'and tho Em-
S res* examined it frota oue of the windows. ' The
alioon, which 2s somewhat in the form of a whale,
is provided with paddle-wheels worked by a small
engine, and made to act in any direction By means
of a rudder plaoed at one dkthe extremities. The
wbote was kept captive at the height of some yards,
and;executed different manoeuvres, among whioh
were a eirele and a stoppage before the, window, of
the Empress.' The Emperor witnessed,the experi
ments with' muoh interest, and addressed numerous
questions 'to the inventor.— Galtgnant's Mes
senger. - ■
DENMARK.'
.Tax, prelected intervilfc, of the Kings of.Den
markacdSweden lsto be of afriendly andun-
Ceremonious character. The two sovereigns will
.meet etihe fortress of Kromborg, near the Sonnd.
The King of Sweden declines all official reception,
even tbit of a grand dinner at court. From Krom
borg tbo King of Denmark *ill proceed to the head
quarters of the Swedish army, and assist at Its
summer manoeuvres,' whioh are to take place under
'ihe'edmmapd-'of King Charles XV; during the lat
ter half of June.-
, c ..,,PRUSSIA...
' The Prusnah , Gazette of the 25th nit. publishes,
an article affirmingthe "entente between Russia
and-Franoe on the Eastern question, and insists on
tho right of refusal ofthe Porto to admit the in
terference' of the Powers in the Internal affairs of
Turkey—a right founded upon thcr ninth article of
'the treaty of Paris.
Sicily.
:; The Island of Sicily is separated from the
southern extremity of Italy by the Strait of Mes
sina, and it surrounded-.by several groups of small
islands. It is aboht IsB miles in the laigest part—
that is, from east to wdst; varies from’3l to 109 in
wldih’; is 344 miles round, and 16,875 squaro miles
in soperfleesi The island contains a range of high
mountains, which is considered by geologists as a
continuation .of the Apennines. Mount Etna, also
called Monte Gibello, Is situated in the province of
Gatana.’ This celebrated volcano, isolated like Ve
suvius, is 3,608 yardi.above.tholevclof the sea,
and,is from .81 to 88. miles round at the base.
Towards the bottom of the mountain the vegetation
la megnifioent, and hero.and there are to be seen
noble iorests of Oik, chestnut, fir, and beech.
- This, plains at the foot, «bd particularly those of
Messina, Malasso, Palermo, Trapant, and Marsala,
are fertile, and well' cultivated, produoinggrain,
g! apes, and fruits of a superior quality. Bfolly is
divided into seven intendencies or ptovinoes—Pa
lermo, Messina, Gatana, Syracuse, Galtanlsetta.
Uirgentij The first three, considered
the most important in a military point of view, are
united by a strategical road which runs along the
northern coast to GlrgentJ, and which will one day
be extendedifonnd the whole coast of the island.
Palermo, the chief town of the intendency of that
nemo, is the residence of the Governor General of
f lolly, and Is the seat of the Government. It is a
handsome town, about five miles round, containing
some fihemoimments, and la protected by strong
jortifisstionf, among which are the forts of Castel
XTucio and CastoUamarai. *
It is situated at ihe'bottom ofthe gulf which
bears its name, and on the banks of tho Oseto, its
population.bbing about'l7s,ooo souls. Messina,
situated ia tha gulf of-the same same; iiossesScs
the best port oa/ the Mediterranean. -It is de-
formidable fortifications, among whioh
are the Cltadef, Fort Ban Salvatore, and, the Bas
tion Real ;Alto,! completely commanding tho en
trance of tbe port. On the: heights, at less than
one thousand yards from the citadel, are tho forts
of Goasecue, Oaatel Ruoio, and Capuoini. The
Straits, of Mamina/ separating Sioily from the
kingdom of Naples, .are rather more than four
miles across i a tne'widest part, and upwards of one
mile in tho narrowest. The entrance to them is
defended by a number .of batteries, well situated
and well crated.' I
The tewn of Ifessfna.is the most important mili
tary position- of biaily, and, in fact decides the
MMaasionr of the* whole island. Warlike opera
tloiis are diffienlt in Slolly. Oavaliy And artillery
cannot be easily moved,* and n very strong force of
iofkntry is required te attack the numerous forti
fied places. The fate of the country mnst be de
eided in. the. provinces of Palermo,, Trapani, and
Messina, especially the latter. It is there that the
enemy must employ the greatest-efforts, and there
that are the principal strategical points. A dis
embarkation effected on other parts, of the coast
would not produce any result; an enemy might
maintain himself for a long time in the south or in
the interior/of- the Island,jmt would be wasted in
detail without attaining the object sought In tho
wars sad Insurrections cf which Sioily has been
tbs theatre at different periods, entire bands, re
tired into the interior, have perished of hunger.
Sicily can not be attacked with sudoess without the
co-operation of a navy* the Command of tho sea
giving itedefendera a vast advantage. The popu
lation Of SleMy Is about 2,000,000, alf Roman Catho
lics. The Sicilians are intelligent, gay, and witty.
They possess' brilliant imaginations, strong pas
sions, and entertain an ardent love or their coun
try. .They are very fond of religious spectacles,
and much attached to their religion. Their patri
otism make# them conridar themselves as superior
to other nations. Among themselves, moreover,
they are engaged in a continual straggle for pre
eminence; ana this;oonflict is particularly strong
between Messina and Palermo. In addition to its
natural advantages, Bloily, by tie situation in the
Mediterranean,'!! n military position of the first
order*-...,- - -
Ta» Vacaht Suprekk Couit Jodorship.—lt
(mbs to bo undsrstoodthst tbs question who shall
till tbs Mat «n the Supreme benob, roosted bj tbs
resent death of Mr. Justice Oanlel, rests between
Judge Wia. L> Harris, of Mississippi, who is now
supported by the delegation - from bis State, and
Mr. Attorney. General Block, either of whom will
admirably Ml the position. It seems to be thought
that If Judge Harris Is not seleoted, Judge Black
will.be.—Star. , .
IMPORTATIONS*
iJtssoned for the Press.)
RlCHMOND—Steeuuhip Virginia, Kelly—S3 boies
tnbeeai' Bnebnor, MoCammon k Co: 68 do Uoban A.
Taiti TSdo Meroerst.Anteloi JS.Uo T Wester, Jr; so
bales domestics ehialey. Hasard k Hutohinaon; as do
Ihomas Sc Martin: Sempty oarbos a Powers & Weiahr
maet'll bus seed 8 Morgans SO pigs lead CJ Adams it
Ooiebbls fruit N Beilinas; ml do sundries S bis tobaooo
lMsmpty bblsvarlouseonsunsss. ..
PHILADELPHIA HOARD OP IRADK.
GEORGE K. 'I ATfUM. /
3^ORGE M B!’Roa : i Cos,m ”« « *“* “»»*"■
a w „ .iMIER BAfii
• At the MirehahU' hzcAahgty Philadelphia.
-Liverpool, Jane ?s
Bars Elisabeth J.Poalkes——.... .Tort BpAio.Jue Sr
Barjr Kliaabetb, BrooAttan~~..... soon
AtJ Cruse,. r .- - -Rio do Janeiro, soon
gflhr Twee VneQden,(l)utoh)Meyrr. Havana, soon
Bchr Kvsl/n, Yorte..,. soon
•AIUROOP TH£ OCEAN SmNEKS,
FROM THE UNITED STATES,
■■lp« , l*av* . .sos. . „ oats
North Briton—. * •"Quebec.-Liverpool.*— ~ •• > • .June 23
Arafto. .New York..Havre... June 23
Y|No NewYork-JUverpooL ....June 23
Ntatfs’*. Bos ton.-Liverpool..,..—June 27
Bohemian ... lißebec. .Liverpool .June 30
111in0i5..... New York.,Havre.—.... Juosso
HsmmoaiA..eJ..Ntv York,-Hamburg..July 9
Asia..‘. ..... New York. .Liverpool J olr 4
Bremen- New York.. Bremen July 7
Kangaroo.. New York.. Liverpool .. . July 7
t'niopa ....Bpston.VLirerpoo!...........Juy 11
AdriAtio....—.-New York—Havre.......— —July 14
Teatonta New York. .Hamburg -July Id
Persia—-e..*. New —July 18
HoldenFleeoe...New York..Galway. July 19
Fulton..... New York..Havre July 21
Arabia. .Boston.. July 24
Yattderbilt~— .New York..Havre ......July 28
_ FROM EUROPE,
saifs SSAVB . »QR DATS
Bremen,,-—. Southampton.. New York ...June 13
Kangaroo.........Liverpool.-New York June IS
North American. .Liverpool. .Quelieo—.«— June 13
New York...Bonthampton.-New York.. June 13
Europe —..... .Liverpool..Boston.. June Jfl
Adriatlo;—. Southampton. .New v 0 rk...i. June2o
Persia .........Liverpool..NewYork June %i
Great Eastern... ,Boutb f toa.'.New Y0rk..........June *3
GoldenFiecce-- Galway.-New York June 33
Fulton , Southampton. .New York Jul« 27
Arabia Liverpool.-. Bosto- June 38
Palestine Liverpool. .Quebeo June 27
VanderWlt. York Jnly i
Bavaria Sootftaoipton..Ney York ....jniy 4
The California Mail Steamers sail from New York on
jnd 28th of,each month. - . - ,
, JgieHavana Steamers leave New \ork on toe 3d, 7th,
U&iLl7|b f ftiid37th6i'etujhmonth. * , < -
-Jivlam the above daces fau on Sunday, the steamers
, viu emi on Monday, except from New Or»eaas.
MAKIHK INTEIiIiIGEKCJi.
FORT OF WnUDEIspHIA, Ja» 33. 18C0.
*T~ 4 M-BUN BETS 7^15
hours fromJßpston,
off-WiuninBiqn, gofo*7down. , <
_ ,3>:t ~-t - - ■* l * '> --V.i,- - r «
tail K.ir L(»J.r, id.ini, Id.;, from S.ll.bur;, with
°Safe r V? 0«me«, HueCTd*; from Brnytki, D.f; witb
com to Jul, iHnrl.T h. Go
from B ’ nTtß ‘’
• Bohr,B»r«Kw«i»i.iHdlHgW*rottJ' l 1 d»; from Bm;r
-. from tolisburr.
•’ lohr J B Dickeraon, Smith, from Boston. ,
Pohr Robert Corson, (*udlam. from-Boston.
■dsaatfirinaaft? iionr,Tom K * w Yoft *
y»5,M^i«53 0^. 1,0# ” from W * w
Steamship Yoik, J AUderdioe.
Steamship Fhineas Sprague, Matthews, Boston, H
wmsor. -
Snip Nprwar, Major, Hong K<m*,oaptain.; ' .
. .Bark Impersdor, Hubbard, Pernambuco, Lewis k
Damon.
. Bark Prims Donna, McGmken, Londonderry, R Tay
lor Sc Co.
a Bark ,Wm A Banks, Harlow, Matanzas, D S Stetson
k Co.
Brjg JcMfeßhynaa, Con&nt. Salem, L Audenrled k Co
Bng Bonaparte, Stewart, Salisbury, Van Dusen, Nor
ton A Co; - v - -
Bohr Maggie Van Dusen, Ireland, Boston, do '
Bchr J P Johoson, Jolmsoc, K Cambndre, do /
- Bohr Mary P Stevens, Reed, Georgetown, do - ,
Schr Lucy R Wanttg, Chiveral, Savannah; Pettit,
Martin k Co. i i
Bohr Wm Collyer, Rsyner, ProvUlenoC, Noble, Ham
mett A'CaldwelL
Sohr Island Belle, Hutler, New Bedford, do *
feohr Anna Bmith, Smith, Providence. Hepplier A-Bro.
Sohri- B Diokerson, Smith, Cambridge, Tyler, Stone
• Sohr R Coraon, Lndlow, Boston, Blakiston k Cox. ,
Sohr M Wnghtington.!Th&toher, Boston. 11 Wmsor.
' Bohr PethwavyLancfttafr, Salem, L Kcthermet k Co.l
Sohr JSliaabeth B, Basset, ipswxoh, do
StrHennr L Gaw, Iter, Baltimore, A Groves. Jr.
Btr Yuloan, Morrison, New York, W M Baird A Co.gl
. 8T VXtKCBAfff.., . ’
CorrMpondenoe ofthe Philadelphia Lxohaoee.)
• - ISLAND, N J, June SI-U.Sj A M. .
The steamship Kensington, from ttoitqnra euip. and
*”issr w,BtiSu, ' B,n «Bmm..
th^Pr-,^
The following boats item the Union Canal .pasted in
to the SenuylkiU Canal to day, boiind to Vhiiadelphia,
laden and consigned tur follows.* ’
-' Wm F Conner, lambrr to N L Jones; J M r opson, do
to a*alone k Taylor;, Union, grain to oaptam; eunng
Creek, meal, Hour and corn to Budd A Comly and Wm
BPovts.
’ MEMORANDA.
SShip Theresa, Wallace, from Calcutta for Fblladelr
phia, (previously reported grounded at fttnau) put back
to C 2d uit. and was discharging cargo on the 4th, by Or
*Shii» S State, Aaulett, for San Franoisoo, olcare4
at New York SGihikst. - >_ , x ‘
BBhip Abbott Lawrence* from Calcutta, arrived at Bos
ton Xfvhinst. „ - . . ’
titlark Tremont, Baker, hence, arrived at Kingston, Ja,
Bohr J S Vee, Corson, from Charleston, at Wilming
ton, NO. 19th ibst»:
. Sohr Lookout, Nrfrth. hence, arrived at Norfolk 19th
, Sohr F.Ha, IWaraton. from* St John, NB, for Philadel
phia. arrived ot Booklaod 3?»h insj, ,« * «*t
Sohr Flyaway, D&vis, ior Philadelphia, tailed ffdmJN
Sohr War Steed. Smith, benee, arrived' at Newport
19th in&t todißobarge. , « _ *
Sohr Clarissa Budd, Rose, hence for Fawtuoket, at
Frovideooe 19thinit- ; i *; .• _ . ..
Bohr* Clara Ellen, Dodge, and John Compton, Eluott,
for Philadelphia, sailed Irora Providence l»'h inet. , ,
Sohr it 8 Dean, Cook, sailed from Tannton 19tb inet,
for Philadelphia. . - . . _ , .
Sohr John A exander. Apslegarth* cleared at Balti
more 90th lost, for Camden, NJ.
■ NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notioe it hereby given that the Shovelful light vessel,
Vioerard Sound, relieved for repairs on the lithinst,
has been restationed.
The Relief light vessel has been removed to Great
Harbor, Wood’s Hole. - , .
By order ofthe Liehthouse Board. •
MELANCTON BMITH, COlnm’r U. 8. N. t
Lighthouse Inspector. Second Diatriot,
Bostoh, June 19,19 W. i
ISSIiRANCE COMPANIES.
gABINE ft'DDY,
INSURANCE AGENTS, No. 42 4 WALNUT Street.
Insure agMnst lom or damage by Fire, on Cotton ana
Woollen Mills- and other Manufactories. Buildings,
Merchandise, Furniture, and other property, on faro-
MKTROPOLITAN C FIR < t*jn8 1 . , C0|“ , f
PROVIDENCE jwJv? W ‘
ARCTIC PIRE INBURAIfcE | GOj. B OP f, fJ EWVORKI
HOPE PIRB INBU^NcE‘ < 00“ oF I l! , rfBr®VoHK, l)a ‘
mry pire insura ncT^"cc)“, i ’c
BERMANIA PIRK^NR^OmOF 1 1 '
„ Casn Capital and Surplus BIU 599 07.
HUMBOLDT FIRE INB. CO., OF NEW YU«K.
. . Cash Capital and Surplus R 136,958 51.
- Applications in person or by note will receive prompt
attention. BAJ3LNE Jb DuY, Agents,
Je4 3m * No. 424 WAtwf Street.
'J'HE JKNTEKPR3BE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADEPHIA.
. (FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY,)
COMPANY'S BUILDING. S. W. CORNER
FOURTH AND WALNUT SWEETS*
DIRECTORS,
F. Raichvosd Sraxm, Moedxcai h. Dawsob,
William MoKss. Geo, H. Stoabt,
Nalbbo Fba-zikk, John H. B&owr,
SJohtt M. Atwood, B. a. Farnxstocx,
bnj. T. Tikdicx, Andrew D. Cabo,
XXKT WHARTOh, J. L. EsniROKB.
X- MTOHFORD STARR, President.
CHARLES W. COXB, Secretary. - fell
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
A INCORPORATED ISUM3HARTER PERPET*
U 4 L SIO WALNUT BtreeW above Third, Philadelphia.
Having a large paid-up Capital Btook and Surplus In
vested in sound and available Securities, continue to
insure on Dwellings. Btpr eB * Furniture, Merchandise.
Vessels in Port and their cargoes, and other Personal
Property. All losses liberally and promptly adjusted, •
DIRECTORS.
- John T. Itgwi*. ,
Jnmea JL Campbali r
' Edmund G. outllh f
_ Oha*. w. Poultnar,
Jtrael Morns.
ALBERT C,L. oWS"®
Tho*. R. Mari*,
John Waiab.
fiasifcjfe?"*
OUAKEB CITY INSURANCE COMPA
PLUS 8 »9,748.70.—1njures against Loes or Damage by
Fire, and the fonts of the Sea, Inland Navigation ana
Transportation. __ __
GEORGE R. HART, President,
jfi. P. ROSS. Vtoe President.
H. Hr COG G 8 HALL, Seo’y ana Treasurer,
o. H. BUTLER, Assistant Secretary,
„ „ DIRECTORS.
George H. Hart. E. P. Rosas,
A. C. Cattell, Poster 8, Perkins,
E. w, Bailey,' Andrew R, Chambers,
H. R. Cosnhall. Samuel Jones, M» D.» .
Hon. H. M. Fuller. • mhVtf
INSURANCE COMPANY OP THE
INGS.
Chartered in 17M—Capital 9100,000—Assets, January I,
1818. 9847,448 80-196,
-All invested in sound and available seonritiee—con
tinue to insure on Vessels and Cargoes, Buildings, Stocks
of Merchandise, A0.,0n liberal terras,
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Uherrcrd, George H. Btiusri,
Simeon Toby. Samuel Grant, Jr,,
Charles Alacaleste;. Tobias Wagner,
william 8. Smith. Thomas B. watlsss
a°s sssg*
_ . PreMent.
WihLIAM HAWPKR,H«nrstw» fe 9-wfre If
Exchange insurance company
HiJ No. 400 WALNUT Street.
FIRE INSURANCE on Houses and Merchandise
generally, on favorable terms, cither limited or per
petual,
DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah Bonsall, Edward D. Roberts,
John d, Ginnodo, John J. Griffiths,
Joshua T. Owen, Reuben C. K&ie.
Thomas Marsh, John MopoweU, Jr.,
SamLL. Smedley. Jos. T. Haie. BeUefonte.
BONSALL, President,
JOHN ft. GINNODO, Vioe President.
Edward W. David. Secretary mUg»wfmtf
TVSLAWARE MUTUAL BAPETY IN
Of
OFFICE 8. K? CONNER WALHV7
F«S?ofcr | 7oall»arUortt* W«t«,
_ _ . INLAND INSURANCES
On Coodf * tv River* Canals, Lake*, and Land Carrlao
_ to all parte of the Union,
FIRE INBURANofe«
On Merchandise tenerally.
01 Btor %a> u m , 'feAnv.
November l, 189.
!,£•£• m.« ji us . Marktt faliN
BffißSa^^Td%fiaE=*WßS
interest due ... u m* <j
•50,000 U. B. Tr«Murr IFot, Note, and intir~
_ _ esttlue.-—— so.eu 00
•8,000 Temporary Loan to the City of Phila
- _del*hia.. ..... .....ttim m
•10(000, Pennsylvania Railroad Id Mortgage
•»400, North Pennsylvania Railroad Mo’rf- 4S ’* W 00
UM< *
Company 7 W ot. oouoon bonds..... 11,80 8
•U,WOi MO aharei stock Germantown Gas
Company, interest and principal
cnarantfed by the city of riiflW
aelpaia—.— , ~, ISiW 00
•I.lB*loo shares Pennsylvania Railroad
Company .... 1.771 H
•0400. M 0 shares North Pennsylvania 1
road Company —_. ~,. ms aa
•I*Bo, shares Philadelphia loe Boat and Steaa
Tug Company. Philadelphia and
Savannah Steam Navigation Com
pany, Ocean. Steam Navigation
company, Philadelphia and Ha-
vr<f da 7 'Grace Stoain Tow Boat
Compear, Philadelphia Exohanr*
Company
&d Mortstf ec, and Real Estate* Of-* 108 ’* 18
Bfioe 70.N3 38
ills receivable lor Insurances made—jai.esa to
alenoe due at Aaanoiee—Premium* on Ma
rine Pouoiei, interest! and other debia due
Scrip Md'suSiofaniidry DunnucVCcmpa?* 68
Cash on Deposit in Ejvnk.~.- 47,000 II
> 9JKEC
William Martin
Edmond A. Bonder,
Vheoohilai Pauling.
John X. Penrote,
John OJD&via,
JftmMTrMiiair*
william Byre, Jt.,
Jamw 0. Hand,
, Williamp,i Ludwig.
\ Jo*«h H.Seal,
ur. R. M« Heaton,
#eorg® 0, Laiyer,
IffiMr, w
WILLI AJ
THOS. 0.
HEWRY LYLBURN. Sao
rroas. .
Samuel E, Stoke*.
L F. Peniston*
Henry Sloan,
f Edward Darlmgten*
. Jone* Brooke,
ffiS'jsr
pryssa
lamea B. M’FarbuuL
Joshua P. Eyre,
John B. Semple* Pittab’g •
A B g,° r * an * tt
i: M^Cted“l
OTCtarr. al»
T IFE INSURANCE AND TRUST OOM
BOCK Street.. A««st«, 9437,631 61. • *
INSURES LIVES for The whole term of (life—trend
ennmtie. end epJowmentt-purohMe. life lnterorteln
sml Eitete, end mekee ell contraote dependlniontue
*‘'Bhe* "eot ”i°E*e?itore, Admlntatretore, AednM*
»««.«,endOnerdi^
Daniel L.Milior, BamnelS.Stokecr,
Wimam P.Haoker. Jo*epbH. Trotters .
William H. Kern, J&mMEuatoO'
Samuel C, Hoey« Vheophilu Fsaldlnr*
Clwrlee H&llcnreil, Edmund A. Bonder,
Henry 0. Townwnfc panierL. fiutehinw*#
aMr*
mmss?,'
WfiraerMeHaim, ! John(/• Brenner*
Ft Js, Miehler, Euton.
“ —-itarr. null
JftSM W. HoftNOai, B«orti
COAL.
W. NEILL & 00..
YARD* 8. B. Corner BROAD and OALLOWHILL,
DEAfSRB, IN
Superior WHITE and LEHIGH
Prepared and keptunder cover expressly for Fanfily use.
- flsjr Grdem by Hlipatoh will receive prompt atten
tion, - - - - . apCßm
PRIME NEW fsT.JOBNS ALEWIVES.
j, TAYLOR it Oft
THE PEEB&--PHILAPBLPIIIA, FRIDAY* JUNE 22. 1860.
IOHNALBABO TO L6T.
- .! 1 .'—-aJiiiHiii-J -i -
r»UBLIO SALS. OF. ORIZABA iron
Jp: WORKS, SOPHIA PUIHACR. Jkc.-By virtQO
of authority .vested la- us .a* TuwH* for certain ere
ditots of pJSlafd HtOpTm&i Mfitn pursuance ofa ?«-
or*e of the District Court of AUeinenycounty,in the
Commonweatb of fenwyjrfcftla, 4n RQ* 5, orNaVeMgt*
and Nan
SBifer-TstesJ! mss ft
Joal, Iron Ore, Limestone, and Fire Clay. .
TsrmS: One fourth of the sorol&Mm moHerte be
said in oash ou the acknowledgment gfthejeed;the
ialanee in one, two, and thres.year* from the time of
sals,with interest from that time; the deferred pay
*~u«d
f A «.mocK.
j,7 0,18 . WM. K. HIMIOK. ' .
A FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE.—
A most dellraWa Factory, with large lot. of
ground, froutihg on three strbe.s, mutable'for almost
ot to W. D. ROGERS. Ho. 100, OMWnUHt. miU-im
JB TO LEI OR FOR SALE—A Potjfc-
History house, double hook buildlttts, all modern im
provements, in complete order; an elegant Ur, e yard.
Terms low to a good tenant! Situated No. 1924
CHESTNUT Street Applyat No, Tl 9 CHESTNUT
Street, in the Masonic Halt mjaa-tf
TO NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS
For «rie a. 1a.,. joi in tb. Sonthweitam Motion of
ads,tod ftrsSswrr. Torm.sooommMa
, Fo. ‘ _K. al.thui 080e..w17-kt
O-LEli—The first floor of the fine thiild
-Ins. No. 7M C HtSTNOT .tract, fojitierlr oonli.iad
for a whotOMle (and Isto.v *, a r.tatl) fan,, goods and
narmniery.tore. Aoplyatthaoffioeo/ JuLBsHAUEL
* 00., No. TO, OIIKSTN U r atraat, Phlla, Jet-lm
JJYSPEPStA.
" This fearful disease, Vith all its concomitants, subh as.
Jadisesitoa, Heartburn, Water Brash, Sour Stomach,
Acidity, Bilious Complaint, Jaundice, Headache, Fe
mile Complaints, Debility, tc.,flnU in thh
OXYGENATED SITTERS,
OXYGENATED SIFTERS,
OXYGENATED SiTtNRS,
A remedy sufficient to obpe with and conduct disease in
its direst' and moet affiiotive form. The best test»
experience, and we submit the testimony of thole vho
have experienced an entire ottre by the ole pf the re
medy. 1
The high character of the teetlmomdls in favor of
this remody is a sufficient guarantee of its astonishing
power in the above disases.
OXYGENATED SIITRRs,
OXYGENATED bltteßs,
OXYGENATED sitters.
FROM HON. JOSEPH HOjtlE,
President of the Commonwealth Insurance Company!
No. g'Wjjtwet, New Yerk.
Meters; FoWtx A Co.—GiftUctftf*; Ha Vint
suffered in wr years from repeated attacks ef Dyftpepma
lit its worst form! and almost exhausted my hopes of
being able to obtitin any permanent reller, I drab in
duced to have fMbnrse to the Oxvmaferf Dittos, pre
pared by Green, iorwhloh you are agents
It gives me-g rtajCjieasure to say, that its effieot upon
me has been highly bwefloiai, eradicating the disease
and restoring me to gbod health; and I sinoerely hope
that all who seay be suffering from that dreadful dis
ease will be induced to givdthd itlediditle a trial, fully
believing they will not be disappointed in the result,
JOSEPH HOXIE.
Such testimony as the above is entitled to the confi
dence of' Dyspeptics,>nd proves the effioaoy of the
Oxygenated Bitten! Mr. Hoxie is well known as a
highly respectable eitlxen.
oxygenated bitters,
oxygenated bitters,
OXYGENATED SITTERS.
reliable Testimony.
We call the attention of the reader to the following
etterfrom President Smith, of Wesleyan University *
Bbth W. Fowls A Co.-QcntU-men i l first mads
use of the Oxygenated Biitibi some seven or eight
yearsamoo. Having suffered for twenty year* from*
form of Dvspxpsi a, whioh was attended witn a nervous
headache, on an average of not leu than one day in a
week, 2 was induced by the unpretending recommenda
tion of Dr. Green “to try one bottle, and if no benefit
was received to discontinue the ueej£ ~ %.
’ The use of one bottle warranted a farther trial, to the
extent of some three or four, with a careful observance
of the accompanying directions. The result wm an
almost entire relief from the usual dyspeptipsymptoms,
and their depressing, painful donseauenoea. I believe
these bitters produced an entire change" m tkeliabits
my system, and upon th* active energies of the diges
tive organs. I now deem mjsslfap exempt from dys
pepsia as meet Yetttme. These bitteri have also S-een‘
of servioe to other members of my ■ family.
Very respectfully yours. V *
AUGUSTUS W, SMITH.
OXYGENATED BITTERS ,
OXYGENATED SITTERS,
OXYGENATED BITTERS ,
FROM THE LADY OP JOHN JONES, EbQ.»
Well known and much respsoted in the southern part
of New Jersey: _
Skavillk, N. J., Jan. IVIBOA
Messrs, S. W. Fowls A Co.— Sirs: I have fakes
more or less of the Oxygenated Bitten for the last three
years, and have been rauoh benefited by their use«
have been muoh troubled with Dyspepsia for many
years past and found nothing that afforded me any re
lief until 1 used the Bitters. Ido mew cheerfully re
command their use to all who are afilioted with tha
complaint
Yours, Ac., DEBORAH JONES
OXYGENATED BITTERS,
OXYGENATED BITTERS ,
OXYGENATED BITTERS,
SETH W. FOWLS A CO., Boston,
T. W. DYOTT A SONB, 818 North Seoond atreei
Philadelphia,
BOLD EVERYWHERE,
ap6-eofSra-dAW
THE CHIEF AMONO TEN THOUSAND.
HALLEY’S MABIOAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
HAS universally supplanted all other
Ointment* andheadina »ovl lection, in both tha
itaatem' and Weitafa Hemisphere,, wherever Intro
duced! and ita lafrtajit mmt u the truccoret of tta
inooaaa in all tajoa.Mii af.ttumi. whether tlia oausa
be mcidiKt or dUt-w.
BURNS t g SCALDS
ate Inatantl, relieved of g their entnlah. min - and
inflammapon, hr a timely 2 application of Oil* mor
v.lloea dealer, and the 3 Saab ia renewed si if by »
« ~n
• » KfcteM:
...■me—therefore every g mother ehould have thi»
* of
d U?'‘sEA ANdT^D.
2 SXSfftE&iSSrBiZ
oh.no. o, acoid.nt from 2 trplcMon, k ref oreeiit
eloo.ehonlo boar in inmd < that thi. Maaio Extractor
la hit boat and only mend. X It ia t»th pStibla and
pheap.and'aiionldevprbo bo biacomnanlnn,are friend
15 ?**&. *” ou ‘ S. •JS“ 6 ‘ IWni wltneaaaa
to toatifl to iu marvellona S virtue, who ' owe thaiy
•onnd limb. and muscle. 3 to ite .sving effloaoy. .
The foUnwine are a few 3 of the ImUtulUmiu far
ttSe^a!£&&“«*
$3&. ».“*■
fjoils, Frost Aitef. Soroffla,
Broken Breast, Fever Soree, Scurvy,
Bites of Reptile*, Felons, Scald*.
£ancer. GJanlhUar Die-Scurf, ‘
Cracked Lip*, eases, Se&fd H*a*.
fe^.^s! 1 §xsk„
temdcord^lSE"* BSS7*
Chafes, Poison, Jiloorti
nwftf** of gbcumalism, venereal Sotee,
§*??»... . .Raehoe, &o.
.B. ol i a ‘S®f;i°oipalDepot ? ,Ußroadwar,New York,
WDT?iu-r d fc nrt C rvT trea ,N?w Orleans, by J.
•ESSr 1 !? 5. c f>-. General Agent. It oan also bo ob
*i*,ns?*i‘i a p. I ®A Brngrlst* and Merohants
throughout the United States ana Canada.
T. W. DYOTT * SON*.
fair ; ■Wholaaaio A?mi« B fo?°JSsiv(S!li.
•toi.ttr.R
Proposals for coal and wood
MINT OF THE UNITED RTATRB.I
■n , r 'Juno 30,i860.. \
proposals forjnipplving the Mint of the United stated
with Coal And Wood from the let of July proximo ( )
U> Bothof Junonext(lB6l,»will bo received t»Ttilauh*
derelgned until 12 o’olookM ofSothinet. i
The Coal rnuet be of the best Anthrnoite JLehigli. of
the eg* and lump eizes. and entirely free Bom
boi]e, slate, and, other foreign substanoea: eooh ton to
weigh »J4O pounds. <
The wood to be dry And of the best quality of hiokdry
and spruce pine.
The artioles must be delivered at the Mint, at such
times ana m such quantities as may be required, free
Irom canine or other charges, and aubjeot to the in
spftotion and approval of the Bireotor of the Mint. - ?
FroposAls may be made for each article ssp&rAteVr,
and are to be endorsed “Proposals for Coal.” •* Propo
-8^ 1,1 -C O S.^ 00d ' JAMES ROSS SNOWDEN,
Je»-dt29 Direotor of the Mint,
]|f ACKEBEL, SHAD. HERRING, WHITE
ITJL FISH AND CHEEBE.-S,Colibl. Mackerel, No,’
lea, halvea, cua.ters, and eighth..,
Halifax ana MssMohusetts inspseotion.
i 25 bhls Eastern Mess Shad.
3UO hbts Eastport and Halifax Herring.
300 boxes Eastport Sealed do.
ftiO half bbls White Fish
«0 I boxes Herkemer County Cheese in store. For
Ba leby C.C. GAOLER, h. CO.,
No, 103 ARCH Btreet.
r pAR. —150 bbls. TAB, in store and for
smrfllWßW’ as hburnbr, a co.. No. i«
CPIRITS TURPENTINE.—27S bbls Spts.
Turpentine, in store and fo* sale bv BOWITKY.
ASHBURNBR, ft C0.,N0, 30 SOUTH WHARVES.’
FOR EUROPE.—Having been appointed
Agents for WM. WILLIAMS & OOA Traniat
mntio^pre^-e^pow^^redto^ceive
i?n r »A ,, (n p ?h r i: uro * a “ a
apl-Bw No.tg Booth FlFTHfftrert. 1
Cl FDGTJET & SONS,
MEDtcrifAl..
Mitoustowji, Cohn., tab. 58, UM.
PROPRIETORS.
WnOLESALS AQINTS.
SOLD EVERYWHERE,
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
RAILROAD LIKE;
Philadelphia, geb
1, S, 1. 7 k, and
lib ttiß. A. M.i li»mln./d, : ix.
TOem «. a.
ki^.OTJSSYiWf;-" 8 - maMX ' *■>
I ana H, *’ T * »*■ »• 11 *• «,
.«•«*, Ai *" iM '
FjMladel.Ma , and fi P M,
Aea.a MawuniTiA. in, e;,, M d.3siP M.
MiSKimmraißgptfaa..
SbMBD PHILADELPHIA
KrSi
- __ AFTERNOON LINES.
BROAD and CALLOTV*
A* (Passenger entrances
sad pn Callowhill streets,) lor POTTS •
)iflT/LNofis Reading
Be;diß*....~_ —, WlPbll»delplu»»t'dHoWini
fefc , .“TriS/ ta4L ' bailonVall "-
B®elS6fir:.r."V"ffi
Trevgrton Junotion. .lga
. jy||p^ii&tr7yj|
jfesfc"''®!
LtfjyrHaven.~.«~.. I
' 9£i~==Si Wim *s dE “ ,a
BsB& I VKKSteIIIWP" 10
C&U.OjVfiijl.Sstf'eau i ‘ HUi oomM ° f BROAB «>4
um-U, w! rf. MilLXElfNEY.Suratarr.
SustranriutilEniß.lt.
jSßHKmitts arßajsge
■KflHjKn MEN T.
PHILADELPHIA^™^!™ .AND BALTI
PABBENOER 11 TifiSlß
For Baltimore at B.li A* M 7, 18 aoon.CEinreai,) and
I A• Ml
U»t C Sj* ter ** ftMA L M, > a n<nm,l.U,l.X.T.a>auS
jj'llf.'WiUnlnitoil at 8,13 A. M., U, l.li, 3.00,7«0^1fl
For fowl Cast)# at 8.13 A. M., and 3.00 P. M.
For Middletown at 8.1! A. M., ands.ogp, M.
For Dgver jtS.H A. M., and I.oo>, M.
For Mjlforil at 8J« A, M., and a.OO P. M.
For Bedford At 8.16 A. M,,ftndfi.QO J*. m; .
For Laurel at B.U A. M.. and 8.00 P. M.
For Salisbury at 8 lfi A. M., and 6.00 P. M.
. TKAXNS FUR pillLApELPliiA
MlSl ?^i imoreatBjQ A '«•» 3i*tro««,i lo.ll A.M„
atUMfc, and IMG A. fit, IM,
Leave Salutary at &29 A< Mi» and 9£Q P. M.
Leave Laurel at«il».A. And aAO >. ml
Jsiave Dovor at Me A. M,, and IM p. M.
Leave Middletown at 10.03 A. M. and 7,03 P. M
I* are NewOaetle at Ado, 10.33 A. M„ and BM P. M.
t Jjfg v «Ohe»terat 7,ej, s.lo, 11.04 A. M.,1.a, 131 aild
, AiftiVe Or £d!:iit‘nrr and Delaware Rail
‘ ’’‘trains FOR BALtIMOM
FREIGHT TRAIN, With PASSENGER OAR attdohed,
10? PerrrvUl t'and intermediate
Leave. Mjmi niton for Pernrille and Intermediate
plMMat A43p”6? n^Uedelphia and intermediate
Leave Havre-de-Gracs for Baltimore and intermedi
ate nlaoea at 3.00 A. M.
at* plaOM afSjSI M H^Tre •^®• orao, interinWi
8® i\
ao» s. M. FELTON, President
TO PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
A RAILROAD.
.. SCO MILES DOUBLE TRACK.
1860. 1860.
THE EttUAI.
from Boston, New York, and alt points Beat, and in the
Union Depqt at Fittabnrs with Through Traine to and
from all point! in the West, Northwest, and Southwest
—time furnishing facilities for the transportation of
Passengers nngursaMed for speed and oomfort to anr
other rpQto* <
Eipj-ef* and Fagt Linee run through to Pittsbrirr,
without change of Carsbt Cohrfuotdtt. AIL Ut/tragh Pm-
MBfer Tmm* provided with Loughridge'a Patent
unaer perieot control or the engineer.
thn» adain* mtujh to the aafetr of travellers.
SmokingjCaraare aVchehedto each Train; Woodruff's
!»S C M uWhffif B T n^
days excepted.
Mail Train loaves Philadelphia at 7 30 A, M.
Feat Line “ “ 11.3QA.M.
aVb as vim-*,
Harrisburg Aoooinraodation* via Columbia, IP, M.
Columbia “ 4AO P. M.
Parkaabur* •* . Mo P. E
West*Che»«lr r Passenger* wilMake the Mall, West
Cheater Accommodation tend Columbia Train*.
iM6lphia at f. 16 aTkl and IP. M. go directly
regrUarLino of Steamers on the fiXusiiAippror Ohio
JP" ®»» »l*4r« M low, ud time aa «mok, u br aur
Tub completion of the Western connections of the
raß
IJißOonnoctiop of tracks oy the Railroad Bridge at
Pittsburffravoiding a|l drama or ferriage of Freight,
together withihe wring of time; are advantaeee readily
appreciated by Shipppera of Freight, and the Travel
ling Fublio,
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the transportation
Sf their Freight to this Company, oan rely with oonfi
enoe on itsjpeeuy transit*
<«iv If«~EIGHT to and from any point
in the west by the Pennsjlvama Railroad are at alt
titfus oi favorabls as are charstd fry et\sr llailroad
Vompantts,
far Be eartionlar to mark packages 4 ‘ via Fenna, Rail
road,
pany:
. w „ D. A. STEWART, Fittsbnrg;
i J«J« Johnstopj.Ripiey,
F. Saw.Bhaler A Glass. St. Louis, Mo.; John jH.
i fif* WasaviUe, Tenn.; Hams A Hunt. Memphis. Tenn.;
! A Co., Chicago, lib W. ft H. Koonts, Alton!
; Pm.ot Freight Agents oi Railroads at different points
11l KINGSTON. Jr., Philadelphia,
fwin? A §9 Worth street. Baltimore.
0
ELMIRA ROUTE.—
iIHA PHILADELPHIA AMD EL;
AUiOKEST ROUTE to Taman na, Cstawissa, Ru
pert, Wilkesbarre. Bpranton, Danville, Milton. Wil
liamsport, Ralston. Canton. Elmira. Buffalo,
Niagara Pall*, Rochester. Cleveland, Detroit, Toledo,
Chicago, 8t« Louie, Milwaukee, and all point* North and
, PwiaßKer traina |fUI leave the new Depot of the Phi
tadelplitaand Reading Railroad, corner BROAD and
CALLOWHILL Street*. (Paasenger entrAnoe on Cal-
JeWhiH e f reot,> daily <sundaje exoepted) r for above
pant*, tu* follows:
DAY EXPRESS ...9.00A. M.
_ NIGHT EXPRESS 5.30 Pi m!
.The 6.OQA. M. tram conncota at Rupert, for Wilkei
parre, .Pitts on. Scranton, and alt stations on ihe
LACKAWANNA AND BLOOMBQURG RAILROAD.
Ihe above trams make direot connection* at Elmira
with the train* or the New York amfErie, Canandaigna
and Niagara Fails, and Buffalo. New York and Erie, and
New York Central Raibo&d*, from all pointe North and
w eat, and the v&QfldUi
Baggage oheoicu to Elmira, Buffalo, and Suspension
Bridge, and jdli-irrmodiate point*.
Tioketa oan t>j i rocured at the Philadelphia and Et-
Ri vV^iir B v.r9n °“.°*» northwest corner of
SIXTH and C iw * £MJT Streeta, and at the Passenger
rDepot. corner ». b HIRTEENTHand CALI OWHILL.
. THROIU EXPREBB FREIGHT TRAIN
Leave the PhU leiphiaand Reading Depot, Broad and
Stf&WLST, •ASSfedWH. 1 “ oetle,l,> &u
.. r relghu mu be delivered before BP.M. to insure
their going th> > amo day.
mIV?LiP.Sv?S r information apply at Freight Depot.
THIRTEEN l h and GALLO WTfILL, or to
_ «HAB. 8. TAPPEN, General Agent,
NorthwMt corner SlXffHand dIKSTMUTStrVeI.,
2l Philadelphia.
1860. 1860.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT—NEWYORK LINES.
E, % O W p dWMV o n^w
From Walnut-street Wharf,
Will leave u follows—via:
At 3 A M, via Camden ondAiuboy, C. A A. Acoom* A^**
. m0dati0n..............., *«sa
At 6 A M. via Camden and Jersey City (N. J.) Ac
commodation..—. .... « «■
At 8 AM, via Camden and Jersey City, Morning
Mail— 3 00
At U A M, by Steamboat, viaTaoonrand Jersey
City. Western Express,.... . , .....,.,,. 3 <vt
AtlS>iPM,via Camden and Amboy, Aaoomrno
dmlon-,.,—. .... ............ „ j j 3
At 1P M, via Camden and Amboy, C. and A. Ex
ifff M, by Steamboat via Taoony andjersey *
C»tr, Evening Express.,.,.. .... 3 00
At 4 P M« by fitoamboat via Taoony and Jersey
. Pi 1 !* 24 Cjasa Ti0ket,........ a a
via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
AUI Camden and Jersey* CityiSouthera °°
., J 25
At a P hi, Camden and Amboy, Accommoda
tion, (Freight and Passenger,)— Ist date Tioket. 325
Sd f< M 160
The« FMMn.ilLins run. daUj. ThoUPM,South
em Mail, Saturdays excepted.
.f °r Belvidere, Easton, Lambertmlle, Fleminrton.
5 t o ** et 0A M and 4PM, from Walnut-street wharL and
7.10 AM from Kensington.
For Water Gap. Stroudsburg, Boranton.
Montrose, Great Bend, Ao., at 6 A,M, from Walnut
street wharf, and 7.10 A.M. from Kensington, via Bela
ware feaokawaima and Western A, R.
For Mount floUy, at 0 and 9 A. M„ a and 4X P. M.
For Freehold, utd *P. M.
Jorßrlitol. Trenton, &0., st 2 k snd 4P. M. from
KfiuiSn* to r ®"‘ wl “ rf, ‘' lo A ' M> » n d WP. M. from
ForPilmTrft. Rivartoui Delanoo, Bovorlr, Burline
hin. Flor.no>,Bordentown, Ao„ at 12X, I,»nd<H P. ftl.
-•“-.arnboat Jo, Mtaapforßamontown and Jnterjne
<U*to Plaou, at 3h> P. M.
• Bieamboat Trenton for Taoony, at 11 A. M. and
Beverly, Burlington, and Bristol, at 4 P. M.
Fifty Pounds of Baggage, only, allowed eaoh Fossen
ger. Pawenxers are prohibited from takiltg anything as
baggage but their wearing apparel. Ail baggage over
jyty pounds to be paid for extra. Tite Company limit
(Mir responsibility for baggage to Ono Dollar per pound,
and wm not be liable for any amount bejond $lOO, ex
ospt by i penial oontraot.
_ MM WK. H. GATZMER. Agent.
SwMMB PHILADELPHIA AND
On and after APRIL sd, 1860. Commutation Tickets,
trim twenty-six ooupons,will be issued, good for the
holds? ami any member of his family, on any Passenger
Train, aifi at any time. , They will be sold by the
Treasurer, at the offloe of the company. No. 227 South
FOURTH Street, at a roduottyn of twenty-five per cent,
from the regular lares. Parties wishing to enjoy the
Summer in the Country, will find this a very desirable
route, the Bohurlkill and Lebanon Valleys being among
PHILADELPHIA AND
(KlfileSi oflS, WMtph«rf»r sad fhiliidglv&ia Railroad
Co j Bwlr Qintß (ndMtrktl vtreets, at 7,0. A. M, sods,a»
>D L*av« Dawt fttlO 75 A. ft • EmlS A 5 ?. M.
LMve Avondale 8.10 A. M. and ACT F. M. _ . .
Use toOOmJeotvHttl».« A. M Train from
Dhia.afid the3.ro A. In. tram froin Avondale. The beau
uml*W*<)yi airo well-known healthfulnee* of Delaware
imporTArtTo
BUSINESS during the ioarm toeathej ~the usue
nf Mcvßßion tickets, on and after
CRBaSrfd, Altoona. Bedfobd and Erheata SpbißOb.
and coupon fibntts for twenty-six tript, for the ttie of
PAMU.iEB.to and frdihyolnw near the oitF.
, Ticket* to Casesow HotbM , at the summit of the Al
legheny mountain— good for a found <nj» within 10
days— lo be had fpr®7.6o. . , ..
u Tickets to Attootift# Wb«« invalid* and other* will
flMHpjendid hotel aaeomniOd&turaa, food for round
Ji/p ßejfonffirjn/J^iwa enters tic^^d, to JR ope
welJ|/m the Honringeoa find Jlrcad Top Ramfed* and
Cor Uroad Tdi> City to Blair's MatitfU., EBourstOn ilO
- single Ifii. Two dally line* Oi
co.aonca oonneot with tee trains. Ifogfagfl on&figed at
Huntingdon without extra chdfge. „
J'fuuensera to Springs jatti gtige fr6m Lait
oaster. Tiokets for Round Trip. »3; Single Trip, 92,29,
trifi gtfadibr any member of the family, at a discount
of 25 per coni. Mrow regular rate*.
1 he above tickets fin a further informationjo be had
after Jane 20th by application fit the office ofnhe Pemn
sylvanla Railroad Co., southeast oornßr ELEVENTH
and MARKET Streets. Philadelphia. ,
. THUS. MOORE, Agefif.
Lewis L. Houpt, Gen. Tioltet Agent Jeg-im
StnEUIH WEBT CHESTER
CTfffiiSßHßi AND PHILADELPHIA
llaluKuAliiSH „
corner of Eighieenth end Market stte'etS.at 7.05 and
1045 A. hi., a d 2.M) and 5.45 P. M,
Leave WEST CHESTER, from the Oeflrtf, off Eli#
Market street, at 6.25 and 010 A. AI., and 1.55 anil£!l
..ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at 8.00 A. M.. and 2.00 ?. M.
Leave Weft Chester, at 7.25 A. M . and4Asp. M.
i „ HENRY WOOD.
General Superintendent.
Hor, teoS! u ' 41
JSEMOMiittH NORTH PENNBYL
IKSsRH vania Railroad.
fIUMMEH ABRANOEMKNT.
s®o®™%®KSSSyW T "E
HAVEN, WILKKSBARfIE,^*
_On and after MONDAY, Majr mh, UMLjAaencer
Trains will leave FRONT and WILLOW <foeW Phi
ladelphia, DAILY* (Sundays excepted, t a* follow*;
. AtA. M. (Express), for Bethlehem. Alentdwh,
Manoli6honk, Hazleton, WiJkesbarre, &o.
*t Jltt J. ftl. ( Express), for Bethlehem, Easton, Motfoh
Chunk. &6, ,
This tram roaobei KKftoft at fiJO P. M y and make*
o]p«e f conneotion with New J kt26r. Cimt&i Express
Train for New, > ork. Passengers by thli tfftwreioh
hlaueb Cnunk the same evening.
At 8.40 A. M. and 4 3u P, M. (Accommodation).
For Doylestown.
At fA> A. M. and 6MP. M. (Aocommo^atiod)
m , For Fort Washington.
Thi 8 80. A. M. Express Tram makes close concoction
with the Lehigh Vsi>er Railroad at, Bethlehem .being
the shortest and most desirable roftteto Wiltesftarrs,
and to all goint* in the Lehigh Region.
point* in the Lehigh Uoa*
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA*
Leave Bethlehem, (Express,; at 7.19 A. M. and CJIP.
84, ,
LftXTe Boylentown (Accommodation,) at djo A. M.
and 4 P.M. , ,
Leave Fort Wajhiugtoi (AowmicwUaoa.Jat(TJs A,
M. and 919 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS:
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 8 A.M.
Pailadeiphia* for Doylsstown, at S P. ftf.
Dorlestown for Philadelphia at C.JO A M-
Bothlobero for Philadelphiaatfi.Ou P. M.
Fare to Bethlehem. 81.50. lo Mauok Chunk, 82.60,
To .ho«Ton.Bl.6Q. To OoyieroTTn Woents.
Throuch Tiolmu innst be proonred at the Ticket Of
fice* at wILLOW Street, or BERKS Street, in cttder
to secure the above rates offers.
All Passenger Twin*'except ►nnday Tram*) connect
at Berks street with Fifth and Sixth streets and Second
ana Third-street Passenger Railroad* 30 minutes after
leaving Willow street.
5uj73 ELLIS CLARK) Agent.
NOTICE.—CHESTER
wtXngsoH?na?iD P
TKRMKDIATE »BTATIONB.-Oft afldaOer»fh May,
lfl§6. the Passenger Trains for DOWNfNGTOVirN
inn start from the,new Passenger Depot of the Phila
delphia and Reading Railroad Company, oorner of
BROAD and CALLOWHILL Streets, (passenger an-
WSlti Downingtown, leaves at 9.SQ
4 £FTERftOOft TJtAlft fn Powalngtowa, leaves at
DAILY (Sunday* ecoepted.)
By order of theßoerdor Manager* of the Philadelphia
andßeuunxKulr'widCompany. . .
apg • YT. H. McjfLHENNBY. Secretary.
fffiswb—tti WEST CHESTER
RAIL ROAD TRAINS via
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Leave Depot, oorner
ELEVENTH and MARKET Streets. dafir (except
Sanday) at 7.18 A. M., 23.30 P. M.. and 4P. Ja. Leave
Wejjt ghegtejnt 6.4 g A. M., 10 48 A.M. and 8.10 P.M.
J&gtti, PEm ST BAM ENGINE AND
SaSalfcBOlLHR WORKS —NE* FIE' k LVVY,
PK/>OTJC*i. AND THKORKTI AL ENGINEER
MAOUIWSTS.BurbKR. makers, blacksmiths!
and FOUNDERS, bavins, for maay year*, been in
suooessfui operation, and been exclusively engined in
building ana repairing Marine and River £fislne#, bf*E
and low pressure. Iron Boats, Water Tanks Propellers,
&0.. «0., r*speoifully offer their services to the public,
a« being fully prepared to contraot for Bngines of alt
sizes. Marine. Btver, and Stationary, having sets of
Saterns of different sizes, are prepared to execute or
ers with quick despatch, pvery description of Pattern
making nude at the shortest notice. High and unr
Pressure, Flue,Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of the
best Pennsylvania obarooal iron. Forgings of all sues
aod kinds; Iron and Brass Castings, of audesoriptions;
Roll Turning. Screw Cutting, and all other work con*
nested with the above business.
Drawings and specifications for all work done at their
establishment, free of ohargo, and work guarantied.
The subscriber* have ample whan dock room for re
pairs tff boats, where they oan (16 in perfect safety,
and are provided with shear!, block!, falls, Ac., Ac.,
for raising heavy or light weights. _
Jacob g. neafiK,
JOHN P. LKVV.
BEACH and PALMER streets.
POINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY, No. 951
BKACHBtT®et,Hentiniston»PhiUaelphla.—'WlL
iiiAAi H. TIERS informs hts friends that* Savins pur*
ohased the entire atoek of Potters* at the above Foun
dry, he is now prepared to reoeive order* for Rollins,
Gnat, and Saw Milt Castings, Soap, Chemical, and
House Work, Gearing. Castings made from Rever
jyeratory or Cupola Purnaoes, in dry or green sender
•AM9XL V. VXXmiOK, J. VAVSRAH JCUXICI
COUTHWAS^FbMiy"
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
MER&?CK , * n s6HB.
, ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
Manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines,
for Land, River, and Marine servioe.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, Aq.: Castings
of all kinds, either Iron or Brass.
Frame Jjoofe for Gas Work*, Work Shops, Rail-
Jteiorts and*Gas Machinery of the latest and most im
proved oonatruotipn.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, such as
Sugar,Saw. and GnatMi’ls, Vacuum Pans. Open Steam
Trains,Defecators.Filtere,Pumping Engines, Ac.
Bole Agents for N.Rilheux's Patent Sugar Boiling
ing Machine. euS-r
PKANKLIN SAVING FUND. No.
136 South FOURTH Street,between Chest
nut and Walnut, Philadelphia, pays aO Deposits
on demand.
Depositors’ money secured by Government,
State, and City Loans, Ground Rents, Mort
*«6 Company deems safety better than large
profits, consequently will run no risk with depo
sitors’ money, but hare it at all times ready to
return, with fi per cent, interest, to the owner, as
they have always done. This Company never
suspended.
. married or single, and Minors, can
deposit in tbeirown right, and suoh deposits oan
bo withdrawn okly by iheir oonsent
Charter perpetual. Incorporated by the State
of Pennsylrama with authority to reoeive money
J ; AflS'i'AN^ d a'SALt :> BUMB RECEIVED,
Oraoe open daily, from 9to 3 o’olook, ana on
Wednesday evening until 6 o’olook.
. .y, „l DIRECTORS. „
Jacob B. Shannon, Cyrus Cadwallader,
John Bhintiler, George Russell,
Maiaohi W. bloan, Edward T. Hyatt*
Lewis Krumbbaar, Henry Delany,
Nioholas Rlttenhouse, Nathan Smedley,
Jot. 1L Satterthwaite, Jones Yerkea,
_ Joseph W. Uppinoott,
JACOB B. SHANNON, President.
Cyrus Cabwallabbs, Treasurer.
ap2B-y
C&VING FUND—FIVE PER CENT ts
- bafetv tri st com-
TANT .WALNUT Btre.t, .oathweit oorner of Till ff I),
Philadelphia. Inoorporated b, the Stale of Fennejl
ranta.
Moner u reoelveil m an. earn, tarre or .mall, and in
terest paid from the da, of depoeit to the dar of with
drawal.
The offloe is open every day from nine o’olook in the
rao/omg till five o’olook In the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday evenings till eight o’olock.
Hon. HENRY L. BENNER, President.
tajsar"' viM F ™ idenL
. DIBXCTOBS:
Hon. Henry L, Benner, F. Carroll Brow&ter,
Edward L. Carter, Joseph B, Barr
Robert Selfndge, Francis Lee.
Samuel K. Ashton, Joseph Yerkes,
C. Landreth Munns, James L. Stephenson.
Money is reoeived and psyments made daily.
The .investments are made, in conformity with the
provisions of the Charter, in Real Estate Mortgages,
Ground Rents, and suoh first-olass securities as will al
ways insure perfeot security to the depositors, and
whloh oannotfail to give permanency and stability to
ttus Institution. &ul if
CAVING FOND—UNITED STATES
trust COMPANY, corner THIRD ami CHEST-
Largo and smalt sums received, and jpaid b&ok on do*
E& n A w i thout notice, with FIVE PER CENT. INTE
REST from the day of deposit to the day of ■with
drawal*
-Offipe fanpr«i from 9 until 3 o’clock every day, and on
MON fro lsl l until 9 o’olock/
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Bootland.
Irom * 1 upwards.
«M».VnV^. ford>
PUNY FIBK. Actuary.
[VIRS. FREDERICK DODGES, OF BOS
‘"tends opening a BCHOOL FOR YQUNG
LADILB in this oity, commencing in September next.
Mrs, H. has the honor of relerring to the. Her. Alex. H,
Vinton, D. D , Rector of thoChuroh of the Holy Trinity.
Cifoulnra. with full Mrtioolar., m.w be obtained of Mr.
I - H. Hodftea. 101 VINE Btreet. apM-3m*
A MJEKHJAN SOHOUL INSTITUTE is a
reliable medium throuslnrliioh Schools end Faml
lies may obtain oomnetent teoehers. Parent, may ob
.“oh<j&?m,,OMlr' bM '
n»-t» a?teaaa^
■RBYAfJT & STKATTON’S NATIONAL
{TILS.—3, 558 gallons extra bleached Ele-
AzL Phant Oil 1 1.530 f allons extra bleaohed Whale Oil t
(In? 5 »LIS;H a Si e 4„ i m lO ct y,.fel | on» Wo. 1 Lard
n*® saiio"* No. J AlAohiJery OiF; d 68P saltans ro
*h°w r 3» ato J e •JwLwr «A® by ROWLEY.
ABHBORNKH.de CO.. Wo. 16 South WHARVKS JeU
TAYNE’S lIALU—2OO NEW OUSH'ONS
n»t??i ta %™ t Cborebf", Lecture-rooms, *’o.. Benches.
Bettees, Camp btool«tCurtain», &o. All selling at half
rn*?HLfcMAN’B Ototh Store, No.
Pi? d j n/ ,6 under the Hall, where you get
those handsome Cloths, Coammeres, Vestings, &o.»bo
?? gfip : , , my29-lm
WORK'S ODOMETER BAND COM*
t> apJe.Coon .manufacture WORK'S
PATENT ODOMETER CARRIAGE BANDS, whioh
are durable, cheap and efficient, measuring with uner
ring, acouroof anv distance passed over by the vehiole
to which they are attached, ’these extra-finished Bands
post but a trifle more than inferior bands without the
Odometer. -
F» a,-Good, reliable Arents Wanted in all parts of the
ountrv Flaaii>» send for A»Fo»lnTt. invll-irn
Briok-makinu aiauiiines whioh
Mailboad lines.
MACHINERY and iron.
SAVING FUNDS.
u A little, but often, fills the Purse.”
*‘ A Dollar saved is twice earned.”
EDUCATIONAL,
BAI.EB BY AITCTXOfr ,
TJIOKNES3, BRINLEV 4 CO..
X 1 Nn. *2» MARKET BTKBET. ' ___ lV*»
I.ABT BALK OF FJtVNOH DJIY GOODS OF THE
*S BASON THIS<FRIDAY) MOttNINO, JBNE a'A r
at m o'olooK. , , , , ei
A O \RD.—The attention of nuroheaers le reA'urte*. am
to Odf eele of Conor and etaple Frenoh d»r good., tm< '
(Friday) morning. June ». nt)o o'clock, bj calalorue,
Alu»800 CARTONH, balance of thb iapomtlna.
Sift cartons Nos. 4«8I nob poult d* erne bonnet rib
bons, desirable corded edges and superior quality, for
city sales. "•
Last sale of french goods Tail season.
This Morning,
Jane ft, at 10 o’clock, by catalogue, on 4 HWf« oredib
ij 9 ioU of faaoy and staple French dry goods.
raE * OH IUNTI ‘ KS
- ~- 4 M* “»f o W H^g , SooKg.
-
300 dozen STo it sprmr superior hoop skirt*.
UMBkELLAB.
oases silk sun umbrellas.
B SCOTT, J*„ AUCTIONEER, No. 431
« CHESTNUT Street o»pnrit« UwCuitom Ho jm,
”X.'D BOYS’HATS. Ac#
Au -. On MondaT Mormng* r
Jtf, b>" oatalogue, on a credit, commencing at 10/a
~™“ of
ea Xii *- _
TOt-. GtfßMLEt’i AUCTION
J Sale *
This Morning. , . of
At 10 o’clbok. wd rii>l sdlj a ge'iMf'ai (tt&MfWii
clothing, dry goods. embfdJceneS, notiola,' BrNagiria
Spoons, bcitet*, looking glasses, . ; ,yf
f3Hrr.iP FORD & CO , AUCTIONEERS,
-f No. 630 MARKET Street, and *‘2l MINOR
Street. .
ST. LOUIS, MO.
la/IILtAjMS, A CO., AUC
V* tio/Seem a commission eerchantS,
No. 6 North MAIN Bt, ST. LOUIS, Mo., <7tfnnejTy
with Messrs. Myers, Cugborn, A Co.. Philada,> osar
their services to the merohaflts,’ manufacturers, and
other* of Philadelphia, for the said at dry goods, oar
peta. boots, shoes, hards are, jewelry, ftd., Ac, *
MST’ each odvaaoes made on receipt of goods,
*F“ Bettlementfi made three days after sale.
Messrs. Myers, ClMh* Philadelphia.
“ Stuart Jc Brother, Philadelphia.
!. Wyok, Townsend, A Warren*, flew York.
** L. 48. Curtis & Co., New York.
“ Wood, Christy, A Co. St. Louis, Mo.
** Clow. MoCre«rT. & Co., *» mhis-thatulv
gRUTiHe.
a TBS BRITISH AND NORTH
UHa AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL BTRAM
,no> mitt touc ,0 wrunu.
oSief aSiaPM**,— (in
Second (Jagg FCgaage. 7f
FROM GOiftfP ?e I4TSUOOL*
Chief Cabiq Pwwaga.. ....... I^o
Second Cabin — . eg
The snips from New York call at Ccrrk Harbor.
The stupe from Boston oell at Halifax and Cork Har-
Cot. Judkins, I CANADA, Capt. Lu»,
ARABIA, Chit. J. Stone, AMERICA, Capt. Mifiar,
ASIA, Capt. E. 0. LtfH, (NIAGARA. OapLAndencm
AFJUOA.Capt. Pbrahon, |KUIiqPA,C*ft. J.Leitoh,
BCDTIA, (now vnty&uu)
These reatelf carry a dear white ug»t at masthead i
Wmx- -
APB (OA, ShaiJof! •; S York, WfdindM. Jan* tt.
NIAGARA. MliUr, “ RWn.
Berths not seemed until paid lor. -
An experienced Surgeon on board, . __
The owners of thesefflusa willntrt besoeowtable fw
Gold, Silver. Bnllion. Speolff, Jewelry,FrSeioUs Stone*,
or Metals, unless bills of lading tf fa suned thewfor, and
the value thereof therein expressed*- Farpeight or
passage apply to KuPaUt
myl 4 Bowling Green, N*V Yen.
>fMk FOR THE SOUTH.—CHARLES.
H.atj Freight at as areret, of lit nan *n oaat. b*-
UnrN^Yotls^j^^
The tJ. 8. NMI Steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Cap
tain Charles, P. BLfifSfeittuuwltt sail <f& motA iy» Jane
*5 v.at RAM.
iSroathre « S.A.
ThO U* S. Mall Steamship GEORGIA,
CaMaln Jdna h Gkrvih# will tsiL on Wednesday, June
jn. at loA. M.
i hroogh inSStoCO hourp-ouly M hogri at Sea.
days changed Croat smr Sstardsy to even
fivedayiTwioasreceived, and fliUiCffiarfingsigned
° The n&ndldfint-oiMi side-wheel Steamships KEY
STONE STATE and STATEOFGEORGIAnowrun as
above every ten oftjs. thus fonhlAg.a fivs-dat oommu
nio&tion with Chnrleaioil Bavanddh, ti&a the South
and Southwest,
At both Charleston, and Savannah, Mm Ships oon
?eot with steamers for f&llfoeds, Ac.,
or all places in the Boaj^to^ghweefc
Freight and Insurance on a large proportion of Goods
shipped Sepih will bo found to be. lower, by them ejuss
than by sMiinJ t iweis, the prenuam being one-kali the
"n/B.—lnsurance on all Freight is entirely
unndottasary, farCier than pf Savaanaa, the
EAUr^d
Fat, I>j tM> ToAto B to re w otnt. oUMn ttAß.br
the ZnlAnd Rod{9. m.will be tSnbi tte foliowiM nht
the whole route, except from CoarlestOT and Bavan
iMm to Montgomery r
_ - nrr.Aira PASJ.
To Charlegtob-.^w.00 Charleston—V
Savannah 2900 SsVannifli MOO
SSST~~. 51 WE~z=:z S 3
Atlanta SBoo AtlanU— it 88
OOO • Columbus -.... Met
Albany—. S 4 oe Albany, a? w
Montgomery—. MOQ Montgomery*- — • 83 00
Mobile MQC Mobile 41»
New BP Tg NewOrleacf~~.~ nO6
No byte of lading signPdalter the ship has sailed.
For freight or pamase apply' oa wirdT at seooad
wharf above Vine street,Of fo_
Soathwwtconisr j^uixa
_For Florida from Charleston, steamer Carolina every
Tuesday,
For Florida from Savannah, steamers St, Mary’s and
St. John’s every Tuesday ana Saturday.
NOTICES.
TtfOTICE.—A Meeting of the Association
f ’ known as the “ Amygdaloid Mtaifrt Company of
Lake Superior,” wilt be held at office of the Company,
iu. the city of Philadelphia, on MONDAY, the 3d of
Jay, 1930, in pursuance of the provisions of the 3 i seo
tioaot the act supplementary to an sot to authorise the
formation of Corporations for Mining, Smelting, Ac.,
passed by the Legislature of Michigan,and approved on
the Gth of February, 1865, for the purpose of electing
Directors and adopting By-Laws for the government or
»aid Association, ana the traossotion of such other
business as may properly come before said meeting.
Philadelphia, June Id, 1860. JelS IBt
OFFICE OF _ SOHUYLKILL NAVIGA-
T lON COMPANY. MAY J«b. I«0.-From and
ftDer July 10th, 1860, and until September Ist, 1860. the.
obarges for the use of Cars, aM for .Toil and Trans
portation on Anthracite Coal, carried to Philadelphia,
by way of the Schuylkill Navigation,will be increased
Fifteen Cents per Ton on tbo ratee fixed March 13ih,
I 860; and on the Ist of September, JfcW, a further in
crease of Fifteen Cents per Ton will be madeonuid
chargee, and so continue until the close of navigation.
By order of the Managers, F. FRaLEY,
, royliam President.
OFFICE OF THEPJ
READING RAILRO
Phu.
• 21< miss of/rtitki and u
this company trtlJ etas J
ttt furthtr neftes:
I
•HILADELPHIA AND
DAD COMPANY.
lapslpbia* Maroh It, ISOO.
tolls on eesJ transported fry
felloeas from March 'll vn-
To Biohraood.- —■
Philadelphia.-—..—.
Iz\oiinod Plane-..
Nice town
Germantown R-. R..—,.
Falls of SohuyUnll.—.
Maasyunk....
Swede Furnace—,.
Rambo’s
Nomst’n or Bridgeport
Fort Kennedy-... ,
valley Foige.—
Fhtcmxville—
Royer's Ford.—.—
Aramingo— —
Lbnenok,.——.
rottstown
DouglasaviUe—.
Monooacy —.
Birdsboro.———.
Exeter....———.
Heading —.—
Tuokertoo-
Leee port.. ———..
Mohrsnile....——
Hamburg -
Orwigslrg and Auburn.
After July loth to
to Riohmond will be raiaec
after September Ist, an adc
per ton.
By orde of the £
apkS-Pm W,;
Bnard of Mai
H. MoILHE
VB. PALMER. THE . ADVERTISING
•AGENT,. FIFTH and. CHBBTNUT. rives his
views of the principle and best mode or Advertising,
daily, between 10 and do'okwk, Addreu
myll-Jm V. B. PALMER,
EJ. BATLIS THOMAS.
* , ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Has removed bis office from No. 823 Arch street to No.
429 WALNUT Street,
.Particular attention Riven to the reoovery of Mercan
tile Claims. The drafting and examination of Wills,
Conveyances, Assignments, Bnefs of Title, nmd other
Instruments of Writing. The managementof Executor
ships. Administratorship#, and Trusts, superintended:
anatho best seounties procured for the permanent in
vestments of Money. Satisfactory reference given
when required. apS>4m*
SAMUEL G. SLO»N.
HEAL ESTATE BROKER AMD COLLECTING
AQENTi
Bt. Paul. Minnesota.
mhJJ-Sra*
Horace see,
MECHANICAL ENGINEER, mid
PATENT ATTORNEY.
, No. 114 Routa tfiXTH Street*
_ (Nearly oppoeite the bounty Courthouse,)
Prepares rpeoificaticras, Drawines. &c., and transacts
all other business connected with the obtainin* of Let
tera Patent. ap2s 4m*
J WAGNER JBRMON,
• ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LA W,
Office. No. 110 South SIXTH Street,
(Opposite Independence Square,}
PHILADELPHIA,
fir the aid of reliable Attorneys, at different point* Id
the United States, is enabled to prosecute and oolleot
claims of every description. ,
Particular attention riven to the examination and re*
©ovetyoftheolairas of Legatees and Devisees, and the
examination of Land Titles and soouring the interest*
of heirs and all persons interested in the same, in all
parts of the Union. .. _
Has the Statutes of all the States end is Commissioner
for most of them. , _
Depositions carefully taken under Commissions*
apii-dm
Henry e. keene,
attorney-at-law,
Has REMOVED from No. 630 Walnut street to No. 168
South THIRD Street. mhaWm*
ALFRED L. HOUGH.
PAPER MANUFACTURERS* AGENI.
Orders soltoited for every deseription of *
ren-em*
13AWSON A NICHOLSON,
H-.weeu M &}«■«■»* .treat.,
jl™ PAWdOK. Kl m! B. NICHOLSON.
TJj BNNKSSY BRANDY.— 7O c*ak*, in
Si?“ *wasr* "Wttuiuw*
ae^eamsem
ohaite, * \ - >
"Til OCXS,
SPRING CO*"***-
fw *,«» o-JctlL *
«oW, far aaeoastorwhanttk -MMOenMMir #»
38 share* i<»rf&f Garden Ins*. Railroad c3b»St ‘
10 liiarae Camden aim Atlantia . i Company—ie7
so share* Philadelphia £xchat*r 'tier Sunnki
30 shares Philadelphia ul Uik * ™ - VflBK
panj—par fSue.
THIRTY-FIFTH BPRIHB SALE-. ■' UI,K ** TH ‘
At U o'clock, boot. •ktnc.dce'C.
v w,-
ovposue-Franklip ?qo*re»eMtof seventh mrt.
13 feet 11 inches front. _ , . >*et.
Elegant brown stone RESIDENCE* Broad - 0 h
west side, sooth of Girard arenas, with stable p*moo± ■
bouse; b&s all the modern improvements MSMim*
eneea. Lot© feet V) inches front, J® fert.
May be examined one day previoo* tosaie. ..
JKJerant brown-stone kh&IORACS* Brand abMh
adjoining the above on the smith, of same Ameriitom
Lot 37 feetd inches front. IGO feet deep. .
Valuable Building Cots, Arch street -
Two very desirable BUli £TnG LO 8, south mde of
Arch street, west of Eighteenth, street j each IS fee*
front by 1® fee> deep to a© feet wide street. ■ _
ELK COUNTY LANDS—Tract of «7 acres lead,Elk;
county. Pa. WeQ watered and timbered.
Three-story brick STOMEaod QWELLINQ, Kalflh
Ridge avenue, north of Brown street.
*i wo frame DWELLINGS. «os 1118 and UKBhaeka
ruaxon street, northwest of Fraakin street. %
* °J4-story stone BUILDING. occupied as a hotel* Main •
.* \ Frankf<Kd. . - _ ..
gfme. Rstate— Building W)T, adloraiuf. . ,
SUSk ‘ate—Three-story brick DWELLING, m the
SMBdl*/ Nive, frontiacmtHreenetreetc
f«atf ofiMfcu darn KEBID ENO*. with side lot. wor h-
Hssdsoftejuu. ■* avenue aad sixteenth eWsat. Lot
west eermt wr»»v -«p. Thrse froote.
© fret from by l#9*v *e of James =TOkhMS. Jsetassd
Executors' Sale—, sta» *te of George Maohea.deo d*
orphans* nowrtSale—fat. MNG.N0.327 Washington
’lores-itery brick DWRL* re.
street.opposite Jefferson &■»,. No. Ul4 Booth Sixth
Tbree-stnry brick BWELLINv. .
stfeet, below rtueral street. ‘er aad McKean
Peremptory Safe. LANDS, fob.
timber Mad. Totter ooutr. - ooonty.
i 1 OWN LOTS. Coadersport,-Fotta» comity.
R&UARE OF GROUND Southport McKean*
•?* Bale of the whole ebsolnte; ' * -»f
BUILDING LOT. seat tide of West street, worthy
Cowtes stteef, fifteenth ward* £ -
, VALUABuE BAKERY. Two-story brie k_ Mm
ft r Wse and stable, Twsaty-liecotwl street, south of wow
street.
Va» GABLE FARM. tTJLLOW GROVE.—AIso. K*
valuable Montgomery county Furm, 103 acres with sooed
improvements adjoining the viUege of Willow Grove?
Moreland township McrUomery eowtfy, Fa.
See handbill* for partieulat*.
Three- » New Market'
sf rest, east side, above Vico street? with two tnree
story brick dwellings in the rear. __ __ _
S-fßfl Estate—Five LOTS OF GROUND, WHt eise n. -
Jiaaa street, n rib of Cooderiastreet.
Some 1- stats—Few No. 13, class first, is JnlUtt-'i stree. ;
Synagogue.
Sameli state—Alto a Certificate of Loan In ssi<!
go;?® jbr <>"• bn«dred dollars.
BUBINE*tJ hTaND.—Three-story Brick Store ©ac-
Dwe hm*. No. 164 North Fourth street b*low Jlac<> a:
ELEOAHT OERMANTO9TN Aisct
withoutrecervs a large new rfsUSeaoe.Talpehoptea
street and WHsliuutori Mas, Germantown/ Lot Jvdb»
379 feet; twof<oa's. The house is osiit and finia&edin
the mostsubstantial aad elegant modemstyle, end re
plete with conveniences form winter aad sauungr ic<:-
denes.
Sale absolute* Fall descriptions is hn:u -:’ij
Flan at tbs Motion roc me.
Orshana’Court Balsa. '
Estate of Elliot
Crown street. Eighteenth ward. _
Estate of George **. Fleming—Two Grrwnd Ke?ta *
Estate of James Thomas—BTOßK and D WEot.;NG,
two brick dwelling*, and two frame dwelUags> Currant
al ey and Fallen place. _ _
Estate of James McConaslLdeo*d—Briek DWELL
ING, Swanson above Cnnstian street.
_ No. 533 North BECON D »t r^‘,
stock of superior cabinet furn turf.
This Mmains, /
fid Inst., at 30 o'clock, at No S 3 north Beoond etrec'.
atßjfVeJCace street.theeatinistocK of rapenor«wliu«t
fariU'Fte. manufactured by A. I. Habba, expressly fu'
wareroc?«fe»»«eedwarraßtad, t - .
■ mr MsT on the day previcaa ts tht aaU
,
SUPERIOR Vtrk“lD^^s-*«SufTlVe*rßV
35th hist., at 10 Nta^siteei,.
theespenor furniture, fine Fr’acfc blsv—w.wbw*
oral mirror, fine snsravinsa teeeswv e«. wli «*a .
ylßFJuaj he examined »t ft o’uock oa !*» •*•*»a «a
Pale If. W. comer Rlhtßihri'MASTEß ffisrh,'*
HOrfSEB, CARTS. TRUCKS, HARNESS, 4c.
On Saturday Morning,
93d isstast, at 11 o’e’ouk, at the northwest comer o f
Ninth and Master streets, * horsss. 6 carts. 3 track wa
gons, ftf rniture car, 3 pair of wheels for hanling marne,
abklca. 3te.
IF May be examined any time previous to the sale
Sale N0.3*8 WHARTON Street.
GENTEEL FURNITURE CARPaTS, 4c.
On Monday Morning.
R2Sth mat., at lOoVoek, at No, Sip Wharton street, the
genteel furniture carpets. 40~ eomnrisiaa segenor
walnut sofa and cbaira* u«a?bie topeota table, etegesp,
ohainber furniture, feather bids, «e.
A iso. the kitoben farmtore
May be examined At l (/oioek oa themopatif at
the sale.
Pr re ms tor* Sale <m the Fre ns tees. DILLWVW StiwHt
— .- On Wednesday Morning. , ,
37th Instant at 10 o’eTock, will be aold at pebtie
wif hoot reserve, on the premises, the seat modem reea
desoe, withthree-etory back baitdjngs. and Us modem
ttpproreaients and coßveaicnees, No. DILLWYN
Stfest, between Third and Fourth, tooth of Green
street—•r.fGO may remain <w mor.cage. .
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Tie entire household furniture will be aold ueaedi-
after the sale of the house. Bfieof thewhoie ab«
8< in handbills and catalogues. .
Bale at Nos. fe&J&P&TIti&Vk
SUPKfttOR giiaNrfCds. KMsNCH-FLATjs Mfn-
RORS, PIANO-#ORT», BRUc 8 fcLS CARPETS,
• On ThuratWy **2™** » - ’
At 3 o’doek, at the Anetfcrf R»o»F« as.MpßrttoMM ed
excellent second-hand ftwß.U^d2 # Ss2s T ff ,B iL!il r W!
fine mirrors, oaxpets. etc., fronf ywusss
houwkeepm;, removed to Ue atom Zw seavsmsnee H
pale. - - :
]%fOSI3 NATHANS, ATJOTICNBIB
029«OOOtoloan.stthe lowest rates* on dif m<k,
watches. Jewelry, silver plate, art goods, ek> thing, ra
derie«,sefafst hardware, cutlery, piano*, aturroie, fajr
mtflre. befloiog, and os goods of every dasenpttou, n
larie of imsUamoents, from ope'dollar .1# tfetrtaa&ds,
fpTxsv 1-pith of time weed pi*. • ‘ ..
»y The Oldest fStAblishid Boom in this city, -
Private entrance on RACE ttreet
K^BsstoSsShours from* A.W.tp*r.M.
Heavy insnrauo* for tbe benefit of de»ositon.
CHAKGI*BU*L'TWO PERCENT.
Advaffwsof «l{oandBpw»rd*at two per oat.
Advances of upwards, at one peroeat, for
Some of the iBVER wd
OWRunuMRTJKR WaTCrW. manufactured** half
usual i*Hint prices, fold tfrfif «d lepme weSeet
silver lever and leprae-waioheV'JwMtrt. Swiss, ami
Freaohwatches,at astonishing Je7*lßole 7* l R 01
every description, very
strumen’e. fir»t quality of Havana oisa**. ** o>tl
importation price, in quantities to suit para.
various other kinds ot roods. -
OUT DOOR SALES
Attended to personally by the Auctioneer.
oj roj,. toMon „f M , and «™S<jy«» 8 S&^gWS. l * -
HOTELS.
«T. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
MdAD IW*yoM.
When completed. six years ago, the &tTNICHOLAS
was universally pronounced the moat magniooent, om
vtnient, and taorousMy organised establishment of t. •
kind on this oontinent, vs hat it was then it remain* to
day—without ayivaHnsise, in sampcnoasßees, and 10
the general elements of comfort and enjoyment The
Hotel has socoannodnoou* tor on* thousand guests, ro
eludipg one hundred complete snites of apartments for
families, Six hundred personacaabecotniortanly seated
at the tables of its three wblio dining too and no
thing that modem art has devised for the convenience &sd
social gratification of tbe IraveUinc p&fitio has five
omitted in it* plan, or is neglectedin it* practical det*i la.
The early reputation 01 the house at home and übro.iii
derived from its macnitudo. iu superb appointment-/,
and tta home like comforts ana luxuries, has been erv
hanoed every year by the unwearied exertions of tha
proprietors. __ _ .
mrl7-3m TREADWELL* WHITCOMB, £ CO.
ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL, BROADWAY
and EIGHTH Btr«et, ft KW YORK. one block Above
the N. k» Hotel. This sew and commodious Hotel i* now
open for the reception of sneets.andwiU be conducted
exclusively on the European plan. The long wsut of»a
business hotel, in this portion of the city, has indued
tbe proprietor to estabuan the prices on the
liberal scale; Ehnxle rooms, 10cents per day; e'.-jeanr
suites, SIAO. wimathorough knowledge of the budi
geee, and strict attention to the wants of every guest, 1
ope to receive a libera) share of puWio favor.
isHm J. H. GOODWIN. Prn&rim.»r.
PIANOS.
PIANOS! PIANOS!! PlAN<>9!t
!nIH
*. PIANO-FORTES.
MELODEONS.
PIANO-FORTES.
MELODKO.NS,
_Made by Raven, Baoon. A Co., Nunns & Claris
Haller ♦.Davie, A Go,, and others.
mjH-i SEVENTH isfb^BTS\)T.
ffffVin STEINWAY A SON’S NEW PA
|» » r* » TENT OVER-STRING GRAND fIANUS,
SQ.UARJS GRAND, AND SQUARE riANOS. d‘*v pre
ferred in concerts and in erivate circles by the best
performer*. Received th£ first premiums ever tbe best
makers, from jodzes like Gottachalk. Maaoe.and otfiam.
OnallengealloompetiUoc. BLABIUB BKOTEERR,
d6-lv - IDOS CHESTNUT Street.
HARDWARE PACKAGE HOUSES.
pACKAGE HARDWARE HOUSE.—W*
E. WOttM reapeotfclly call the attention of the Gene
ral Hardware Trade to oor extensive Stock of SIR*-
MIIfGHAM HARDWARE, whioh we effilr at asmaH
advance by the paokage.
Orders for direct importation solicited, and Goods de
livered either in this eity, New York, or New ♦Vreis
W. G. LEWIS A Son.
411 COMMERCE Street,
importing and Commission Merchanm.
And Ataaii rer Fsretgt and Demesce Kiardwtra,
*e»4f
CAUTION ! ASTROLOGV .'—LOOK
NEWS FOB ALL .-—The My.r
-1&1UD, Mr®. VAN BORN is the beet; ,he nooecd.
when all others have failed. Ail who are in trouble, aU
who have been unfortunate, deceived by false promisee,
fly to her for advice and comfort. la love affairs ski
I never Sails, fihe has the seoret of winning the affeo
(ioas or the opposite sex. It is this fact whioh induce*
jlli erate pretenders to try to imitate he», and copy her
r ei^ en t shows you the likeness of yoor fu
or absent fnend.-It is well known
A v * arp ? *i ia »* the first and only per
iS&Yl 10 ®9- I l*howtheUkeneesin reality, andean five
entire satisfaction on all the concerns of life, which
B » d L a s d . l>rov ! d hy thousands, both married
ana single, who daily *nd eagerly visit her. Come one!
oome a.I! to No. lW LOM.OAR.D Street, between'Juni-
l\fEW LARGE NO, 3 MACKEREL—
iIhr ‘ Ula
1 193 .rA,*4 hORTH WHARVFB.
TfIAR AND PITCH.—27S fcbls Tar, 850
Tar, Pitch, in .tore uid for .al, b.
ROWLKy. ASHBTJRNER, fc CO., 16 SOUTH
WB 4 n VKB. lei *
«’>APAND CANDLES.—4SO boxes Or-
lean Soap. boxes Oliv* Boap, 6H> boxes /daman
tine Candles. 826 boxes Hydraulic Candies. 45 boxes
Spermaoetfi Candle*, ms'oreand forsajebrßOWLKY.
ABHBURNLR, fc CO , No. 16 SOUTH WHARYES,
Havana ofGrVßs—a large, Hj^nd.
pome and Varied ASSORTMEHTj ironsis
tmjeof bhoH bmnds m CABANUB. FIG/RO, NEP
TUNu, FaHTsGAS i'.SPANULA AROUfLL*B,
Ac , fee . • fall fix®« and i«n •ltiee, onhaiu ««n*Untiy,
and for sale low, by CfIuJILES aKTE, 130 Walnut
ttreet. ~ jelg-im
PROA T ISI(» 5.—4,000 pieces Citr smoked
Wf atom Cured * houliW*.
2 «X) tierres City Smoked Western Cured Hams.
Mtieicr* Gardner, Plripps, & Co.’s extra s'ugai Cured
SargedHams.
ICO bbla. extra Heavy Western Mess Pork,
9 b v.> b n « “ Hnmirdo*
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