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the nSire ‘lnterest/
£«iree «e?^W/MW* wkenithaareat
: SSS« “’•? T « Bt *V*
■ Ben nf oaramilier crafUKtdb ~ea yaohta and a team
an wbote'SSieTe '.are deeplyjnterested in the
- Sr«w3i«f «d*»tarehHebl*|<Klfospo|tomeetand.
iwJmpanyherep the W > '.*®***Wfrs"*_ to J , iS'
eltr, aur round «1 mthla mannerbyefleet of entail
Msels, wtllonly teed to display to more utam‘
a’, >t«nt* c by tbe-eontrast bier. lmmeg|e' proporttone: to
the arowdawHowlHipongragateonthe Battery,
:oo tie wh wnw, aa anon u the foot of hererrt-.
Tails known throughout thecity. '• '■-•■ >
•■'' t«iriopt oprenaaaaPiAstaiitr. ,: t- | !
To order thatho preeaution might bermittad.ln
bringing the threat Eaatern -into; opr.-herbor, Mr.
. , >»«6. <a»ejt*nt of/the TeSel inthtaeitJj; thoeght
bay,and
'.'vfirtier with, whtehshe was prdvt4pd,it would be
’"well to. have a 'New York. nHotawoip nany 5® r
ftem Eorn^e.. ! Ao«ertin«l» ) iir^Ml<i4»hlMurpby>
eapt*tn l eftb«rdlot.bo»rWaiitlngtt>nKo.4,waa to--.;
- lfoteifor thU.pnrpoet, '‘Mr. -Morphy has been for
fcmrtaeniieati Part engagtd ; In- wp pilotage boafc
*ew J fo, Rework
* ;an*lntedwlth all ttafeatarw. Hehomblneewith
’ th* knowledge deriredfromap many yeifo'-expe
rlenoe tnet predeppeapd eklll (no aoeldenth«T;-j
ins m* taken rdtee daring hia eapertMeft and i
eete of aeteeel). phflte a meat,thorough seaman.;
. Butarn he. will make ; .Unin ■ thoroughly ao
.ouainted with bey eaHtncfpbwma ep- that r he mjy
- ; more roadily ehabled togutde her op to the
'-.'.leKy. ;•?" ' ’’‘"•V'"-.; ;
THE PEOfIIIAMM 'OrWB *ECE2»nOI». .
i-.r -'ißbtiadbitb* Greatl!««tern to]tfi« cKy It will
,be'neceeeary tooondoct her through QedaayX
channel, which has twenty-nine feet ,of water at
r blab tide. Th.ls.ln ship channel between Sandy
Boi end Staten-l.laudb twenty-eight feet in
.depth n that to pan' through
eitherlocality tbe.Gceat pastern,, Ifahe aiTWes
~ befirehlgh watef, willhavafo.walt.; Ituai thla
•- saeeaeat, theoj that the.akili of herpHot wH*. *>°
$ Seeded, at aha i« expectedto draw twenty-six feet
«f water at the least, calculation..ln order that
all astistanee nfay he given Mr. Murphy in this
work, ■ a pilot- wiUbo'waltlngat the Iteht
•hlp, and two pilot hoats. the Aohilles and Yan
kee, will proceed down to Sandy -Kook- to-morrow
' far ihe porposo. j u \. -
"Cpdn ’ heriirriTal the Greatßretera will anchor
-off the Bstieiy, wheip aha will -remote fcr atee
tinjo, perhaps adey or, thew-proceed to
. ..tkedoelt or balkhaed wklch Is now, being aotivel;
fnr Aer 'reception, betweenne® Blond
<■ Md Toy atreeti. lforth > fiver.. This doek. whlch
. J sw»d'for lolling '»m unloading lumber, lime,
~ hriek. ead ether saeteHele,-- la the -langtet li> Jhe
■ itri h, vtii* afrootoflJW bet, and extending be-,
■ tireen tbe streeia abore; mentloned, end erasing
.Backand Etethaoe atreets. ItugllLbe that; seen
' ’ aSttbo apace aliotled for the_Great Baatern Is
i -t*»e« Hooke ia length,"a tp.eo of abiUt TOO feet -
, . Xha eotamlttae of tha Oommen Coanoil on the
' toeeptinn Af the Teasel directed Captain Smith,.the
—Meet ennimlastontr,' tohave thebalkhead dredged
i Oatriethe depth ot twenty-etifeetetfow tide, and
en WeineM.y morning last three dredgieg boats
the- New York, Bolton, and another, commenced
- the work Eaoh boat remnved Irom.teo to fifteen
Soowafallof mad every day,,u>d Oieh eooweari-
S:- taint 'ahont fifty cohle ‘yards, ad' that Mr.Ewcn,
,*nparintenileot ot.wharves, aodar -where charge
' -tte woik l, going on, expeetetohavo it oompleted
on.oaafdayaTenlag-next.'v -i-- • ■
extends at a' 'distance
-fTorethaehow’of Bffjftdet'-on its Iqner’ttmntUry,
. and ; »tghty feet, on it* outer bouß4aty..Tki» is
owl eg .» the width of the reeSel over wafetvapil
berbroed.-xaards,wWoh'pretrenf theTewer.pertof
; net hull from apptoaeUsg' the'dook.—iVe» 'York
JSemld; june li- ' \ ’\p - . V
.; v .W«*t ‘tittir- navn featn,-^ 1 It would he dia
henofahle andbutmllating for any delegate to go
. beek to'BetiWd|*!Vr-jßaff.Tßn<3y.V : .1 ]
“i.will never go lo the B.ltlsiore Convention;»
help me God V’—R, O. Stall. ’*
- 1 The - man .who would go foßulUuibre'woald
- lorebla manhood, nerve, and honor. There.'are
- no circomtlance* under which- oar delegates ceoid
. go to Baltlmoro!”—J". C. U. Mitchell. -
Now, only a few days hove passed/end alt three
of these' 'gentlemen , have become, by a procure of
bogus pocas;:onlyandentaodiahlghpolltlcatelr
oles.inlavpf.ofßaltlniore.Por eharity’e cake, we
will oot make (Ma.) Sen
-ttnsi.'' . T
From the New Gold Mines. ,
We find in The -Roc/ey Mountain News and
- TAs Bulletin of May 10, the following interesting
information from Jefferson Territory t
Now dtscororlee oonllnaed to be mode in and
arennd the Gregory district that equal, and in some
raepeote far excel, the famous Gregory lead, that
V-- ’-tho-eore iheada swore so zealously, alter all their
'other lying reports were refated and proven false]
woe “ the only leed in the mountains that had any
gold in It ” In addition to the Becrato. described
. a few weeke eioee, and the-Ne'wfonhdland, and the
Baker leads-reportod tsst.week, two'others have
- been described since by Mcrtdn7Sinitli,& Co. They
are cat.ed the Kenosha and Canada leads, and
are of similar character and richness to tho Kew
- foandland iesd:. Tbey.aM bhth oh the north Ne
- vad* mountains, but a. short,dUtanco .apart, and
. have beeu-treoed for moro than n thousand feet
waafa.
. ire are told, has,in no
Instance-- Jiatded lest than 80 ■ cents to the pan
or dirt, and ranges from thst sum np to - $3.60 to
tß® Pltlr 1 _
' .. .. tcohi Mr,Biaaelr, ~we learn that' the wnsoli
dated ditebqi progreselog rapidly toward eomple
• Mob. and will positively bring water to the mines
la liHMrtbaojOne month,from thl? timer .
trbm Mr. 'Jaylor, an experienced geologist and
mineralogist, who hat spent the last Tall and win
ter in the mines, earefatly prospecting and testing
thetr tesenrees, w® : learp that rilver ore. in the
form of argentiferous, galena, has ,betn tound in.
e«eh^iaQtitig^,teto.eneotiragefaruarprospeeting
1 l»l»a s' - • ir :; - f'tM \ '
1 Ifr.T. has tested some speclrneQa which yielded
*l W tb the toa.ofror*,- and.' in olfo or
, ,7W»3ftflaM«B JiM%fimDd'naggate of pdK allver
*XM»r tta tarfooe. From his experience and ob*,
•erTatloa,.-bfria eonvioeed that silver-mines' of
■mat rSteheeeaexUt in the immediato TlcinlQr of
HoonialnCUy. hetxpeeta yet to dli*
that:will rival, tea celebrated
. Waahoe aiae® of Garten Talley; ■ 7 , 7 y
/Iftylor baS:;plte7 ttetod elsnabar ore 1 that
ytelM < terylafoe per outego of 1 muo qoiekeil*
‘ 7’ J a---? :
, '‘JfUhM teatteindi over tha viarfaoe, the
hulaldeapb4twaheileva.no effort has,yet bees
mvietopeaetratetbevein. r . , . . 7 : '
~ ' Shnnld einpabar be. foand in enffiolent quantity
te'wfeply the demand of the-eonntry with qhlekr
41var,1t will'not. only prove, a- sonroe of great
wealth 4o the Ofrnorf, bat oi peenoiery advau
tage to all who tre interested is - gold-mining ope
i«3*ns;: "i"> .'.S'IK.
~lUstK*opl»ioßofthb«ewh»ditT«reeeßtlr till
ted the Gregory intoee rhet a few weeks wilt see
ta immense jtela of gold; .prospects are brlght,
and thhoMnds of men nav* neatly ,or quite epa-
Slete-i thelr pfeparmticnt for the remmsr’s work
hafes arc sank, hundreds of tons of rioh quartz
tre already out, and in gulches ditches are dug,
stutaas are mads, p*y-d,rt stripped, and avery
- wsaee all things are- In'readihaSs r,ir sueobisful Snd
axtanslvo, oparations- From Ctaar Craak and
Boulder reports are equally favorable, and a few
days will wiutesa husy timaa lu the mioea. ' -
Important Movement Among the
Basks.—On Tbnndap evening; delegate! fromthe
banka in Penoajtvanta, New Jercep.attdDela-
Wkre. bald a saeatiag to thfe city fertile pnrpoSe
of foreilpx eoeaeoclatiento prevent eoaitarfeiting
and Simile t,meeting«.here. been., held
dtpltni folio W« t *
.J«>ll end every bank may berepreeeated by one
oßrer.wba ttttpbeapreeldent, eachlar.or dlree
•BroT iho bcnk.robeeppointed by. the board of
jfHrkjjtorit.l Attnannal aajeaemeot day be made
Op»s eaehbeak repraeanted la the awoeiatldq; M
proporHoa to thk amondtof Its capital atoak,' to.be
MKal.Did.l4 ore board of managen.'but In no
eseefoesteadtbe asm'ef ten- dollars per atranm
■ssatihbe band red thouehd dollkrt orlta capital.
«»M»!'lßOM>Sit "f-ttw MMOl*
tiio In PMlsdelnMa la tbe month of Map, of which
foerteee deja’nolle*ahalib* given bra printed
otsjHUOb Bailee .eddtomed to the enabler of the
. 'A'«tbU.BtoetiDg all thooßcerref'the peer ahell
bo alacfed bp, ballet to ebselct of a board of ifieae
n»o*ker«.hvoef whom.ehall be from the dtp of
nU adalphla, and ten from euoh other placet) aa the
aeettngmnT decide.
The managers eball choose a chelrmen.seero
tarr, and treaaorer, Theehairaitn eball bo, tx
eß*e,ipre»l4ent' or the aeebelaWan. Ih ease of
Oaabaeoos, aap other lumber nap he chosen to
''•Tbeiporefarp-el'an|re<!ord'tb»(ioißfS‘Of;the W
aoetctlaa acd of (be board of manager*. ■* .
„ dell 'receive and dlabarfe tbe
pasdtpf tße aroocUtion. under.the direction of the
btmdo for the talibrel dtacbene Sf hUditlw. V-<
Ap*dadmeetlag»yneybe called bp. the ohalf
*ep , * tM 7>« *»J »*« two member* of the
Tho m sugars sball htTa pewer to appoint eneb
gawa^ateteafe
«>u appointed .'(ball render
a wrttten reMrt of theiriloinn, at each saarterlp
«Mj|o*of;tbemaßa*er*,alidataoylnteimMlete
Alßarb SanniMtlng af tbb aesaelatlon. the
maoecert ahaU rendtr a detailed renort of their
P|®*Md!af*-aodtheacti and dolngeof their agentr, ■
together with a tutement of ell fcßde reeeired bp
lMMawr»r> and dlrbnreed bp hla ondar their
dlteetl«Bi, all aacwnpaalrt witt proper rOac&hrr,
pwooated te the aaaealatlon. . • c t"- -v
jAV booomlog wpaHp tn tbla pies of ot*»- :
» delr estborliad Ottoorrond pt%(
lie p-poerttie of the Maaeamoptc, ahat! be entfUed
to all th* prlrllo|M of the aiiociatUm. ,t
-'A BoiA Bar TartsphTin —A letter from Ha
drtd'«d»*:'la tfce triumphal entrance of tb*Mom'
IMMMJIcIi; (Wlthtbe exception ef
SoneretPrtin; whiiwae»> rrwtad that ho ba*- to ■
■ Wl*or aaMwent fltnajjlr
- UWfftttjribjdli *llt disturb tbe rtpowftf
' Jp&gfotto. Tot trampefcnr bftokgft to
asigtei
I*4m* wt »r tho qactUon; boiebrlght Jda*-
"jipmir V iiiniWuX
. .V. M w ' - - ■
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(Sesortsdfor thaßfsssUV^?
Philadelphia board’Of TitADE,
Mthe Merekb»Si^e^imtse*Phila4elpiitt-
ShifSarattxksEowleod^——-— ..-tirarpooh Jupe
Bwp&ii»betirj- fouikes-w.,,...P0ttgtmm-
IfAJKINB INTEUJGBWCEs
SORT OW WHII.AnWr.fMIA. Jaao 38-')SH,
IWH RISESM-SBW BETS r . 755
aTaw wiATgRT--- - » n
■ ,'i-r iAFRIVED- 1 ‘ .-
StMffisiiio Delaware. Cwnoo, 19 hours from N York,
'with md a andmueexsera to Jae AlloeTnloe., Off Bom*
'bar Hoek; pkMedabip R tJ&oobe, for liiveipoobat an
ohon ehipaSt&Tn Jti«\te.from Uvcr»7oToff Reedy
Font* mtoworuit pofphm. bound upt u S ship .Sara
toea.in&toir of-tusJ Ij Foae», and an unknownt fqll •
’rifted brit. Cattle} twoiohre'Mtbe Lafarotto.
Pcßpeaux. 3 data from Hew York.
t from Hew Bedford.
wiUoU-eto. to.Btxr»ber. Baatmc* Co- ,
SoHr C P Btiekney, Giarwood. 6 days from East Cam
hnd*e, ra beUait to R R Corson 4: Co.
'• t goer fc,UMiU6r'f beeher.6 d-tys from Roetoti. with mdse
<trt-Crowell & Collin*. Reports the,biig Amelia, from
' 'Bohr Clayton &.Lo»ber, Jackson, lday from enirrna.
Del. w|thgri«n.toJ»*ljßfwleyfeCo. ' '
„-.dohr ply. Cheese man $4 days from Nantuoket. in bal
t Sohr Parker, 6- daye from Boston, in ballast
to L» Audenned & Co. , - > - « , . . ,v *
gohr J B Austin. Davis,ddaysfrom Boston,m ballast
aroer°BMA?i*sn. ti hours from New York, with
mdse to W M Baird & Co.
' w ' CLEARED.
Steamship Boston. Crooker, *Jaw York. Jm Allderdlee.
steamship Virginia, Kelly, Norfolk and Klohmond, T
Roberta, Harbor Island. J 8 & E LPerot.
Hohr Parser. ;Bob on. L Audetmed & \-o.
tshr J U Austin, Davis. Boston. N Murtavant« Co.
ohrffewJeMsy; Vannemin'. Boston, ' do.. _
Sehr H W MfWs. Phillips, Taunton,' L Rothefmel & Co
Boftr Helen Mar,Nickerson. Weymoothi t Whittaker,
- BohvFWVOhe*roman.Nsatnoket, WJt Jnhh«. „ .
- SchrCaribaiana, Crnpo. N Rlskitton t Cox,
.. Bohr David Carter, Hoover, Murfreesboro, do
Bohr 0 P etiokney, Garwood, East Cambridge, R R
8 Shriver, Dennis, Baltimore, A Grove, Jr.
iOonmtmdenoeof thqFhilMMvhin KiohanMi
1 * LKi, d". Pel*. JQnr 21
The bark NareaVet. fiom Pernambuco, -with suzar,
dauinad hare a few dars for orders- left this myrninr
fo- Phlad.lphia "r Onaries Schelimjer, pilot, umlarl
thia'raorotnx.to whom I am tnitabtad for the following
.reporft- The brnkThoaDalian. for Laruarra; .rig H C
Brooke from WilmiusWa- Del. for W.at In«ilea. and
achriUatae-Law, for an eastern port, want.ro aao rea
.«SJOTtta* n this moroinv, oatd to bo the U
Bs]oopofw»r Saratosa. ff'«i Vera Crne A lighthnnso
gnabW schooner and about twentjr others are at the
Vlnd.troogfcomßK
-I-.- ' , '{Oerreapondenoaof
Kaunadr; Frank Bur.
row* Md Par snasudotoNproross & Sheets; Golden
<West. pis iron *<vl ft Ro'aod; Witoae A Aronrad. *»ain
t«v captain: Dr Wfn Moore, do to Lavi Moser; wm A F
Taylor, grain, <to. to Oep Lauer.
■- << ? o, m ß Srsi , G T R h s^!*fi , n. S t.,iw.
’ The Ktaffs+on left with 3 boats in tow, laden and oon-
Smblem, Sarah’ Lecher, and Mary Elisabeth, lumber
to Delaware City. -
IWfeWORAWP*
- Ship ConneoHont, Spedden, for Woosung, was in the
river.Ljrerpooljeth inst. outward bound., - _ ,
,Bbip Juniata. Wilson, from Liverpool, cleared atßal
*lBb>»l? t ßeth{ah* Thayer, Muhroe, from Callao, arrived
atfla’amoreSf«tinst. . _ ,
writ Adelaide.. >ohalken, for Philadelphia, sailed
.from tfe*merhiven«th.«at •. - - - - ...
.Bsrk Clifton. I.eeis, for Rio de Janeiro, oleared at
• ' .
C Book Coombs, from New York, arrived at
jwilfltin<toit,>'oletistUate . ' . 4
-Behr'D L. Etsrgis, Noras, hence, arrived at Provi
eohr Southerner; Bellows, o’M-red at Charleston 19th,
intr. for P/Tlsdsiphia. with 370 bale* cotton, 104 empty
oesks am) 473 pieces old railroad iron.
■ Bohr Python. Osgood, cleared at Charleston 19th met.
for Jiesstmviile'
Bohr, J PBerrill. Partridge, sailed from Alexandria
dlst-inst. for. Philadelphia.. - ' «
Gordo Iron*, end Elmira, Travers, ar
rival) at Wllmlnffton, Del. JUt init. -
Schr rianssa Bndd, Hose, hence, arrived at Paw>
' HqfimSli bVeliv. M A Maras. and J Honrs*
Clark, for Philadelphia, sailed from Providence *>tb inst.
Steamer/N Hmitn, Bennett, oleared at Norfolk 90th
lp«t.f»rPh'ladtlphia. .
INSIBANCE COMPANIES.
gABINE & DUY,
iKBDRANCE AGENTS. No. 491 WALNOT Street,
Insuraagainst loss or damage by Fire, on Cotton and
'Woollen MiUs. and other«Manufactories, Bmldinss,
Merohandise. Furniture, .and other property* onfavo
robin tnrms, in the followtn* welliknown companies:
PHCBNIX fWBURANCB CO * OPJEIAHTFURD-
- Cash Capital and Barplna #382.325 91.
METROPOLITAN FIV. 1W8.C0.,‘ ‘KWJ2WyOhK.
* Cash Capital and Borplus 60.
PROVIDENCE W VSHINGTCN,INK. 00., PRO V. -
ARCfrioFiRE n«i|i§foK SL^FjStwjroßK.
HOFE PIRE INSUHA^6!co“I,p a trKwJvOKK.
CITY FJHE INBratt«clB!'co“
GERMANtA FIR S m
' • - Cast! Capital and "orpins BOS c99OL
'AppllcatioM in person or br note will rteeive prompt
attention. SABINE k DUY, Asents, ,
kits«a-^v- - - :^N0..444 WAfaVllfr Street.
ffHE BNTJBBPJEOHK
msUBANOE COMPANY
(PIKE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.)
COMP ANTS BVTLDINO.B. W, CORNEA
fOORTH AND WALNUTSTREETS.
DIRECT
Ftlimnulruii - MobdkaiL. Dawioii.
wimiam MoKbe, Geo. H. BTOA*T, ■
Nalbuo F»*zi*h, Johm H. Biowk,
John H. Atwood.' , a A. Fahhmtogi.
fl«ai.T I TEHDKII, AIMIW B. CA»B,
Hesat whaAtom. jt LiJSsSiFo*®-.. .
MUMB&
AMERICAN JtttE INSURANCE o <t.,
jt*UfOOJIPORATED UStrOHARTER JPEHPET-
JtoSK) PtlUdelphi»A
Jurtnr»large paid-ap capital Stool tnafiarvlns In-
VMtedin aoondJMd. available Sanities, continue to
issuotm Dvomavc.BtortSi Parmtnre, Merchandise,
Vessel* in Portaod weir oargoee, and otter Personal
Property. Ail losses liberally and promptly adjastea.
- - piptejtoss.
nuniwl 0. Morton. ' JMmand G. jJatilh,
PMnokanidr, . oßm. W.Foaltßar,
V. WWW O . „'®MA|^"j MAßtB ' F re <taecU
' ALBERT C. L. GRAWFORD. Secretary. fell-tl
4 NTHRACITE INSURANCE COMPA
pN V.-AutWriiod Oapital s**>,MO-CHARTER
No. SiIWALNUT Street, between Third and
FgarUi Streets Philadelphia. • '
_Tittc Company wilt Inwre against loss or damage by
Fiw» on BoUdißire, Furniture, nad MerchaadTee gene
rtUf^-
■ Abo; Marine lunirandea ooVeeieli, Cargoei, and
ritiwta Inland or the union*
Jacob Ether* Joseph Mssfietf,
J)*Ln»ber,; ljr« George 14, Eckert*
Lt.&odennedf John R, Blakiston,
Davis Pearson* , wm. F.De&n,
apS'tothstf
JACOB
W. Heontarj!'
fkUAKER CJITY INBDBANCE COMPA-
AfiD l aui2
Kwft Periia ofrhe > BeaI I ]ElaS’r?ar?iaUon&S
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE THE PIECES!
ECONOMY! DESFATOH
. 4G* 1 -A Switch in Time saves Nine.” *5l
As accidents will happen,even xnwell-resulatedfami
ftes.it is .very desirable, to have some oheapand con
venient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Orookery,
CCS,
SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no honsehold can afford
obe without it. It is always ready, and up to the etiok
ing point. There is no lonser a necessity for limping '
chairs, splintered veneers, headless dolls, and broken
oradles. It is just the article for cone, shell, and other
ornamental work, so popular with ladies ef refinement
This admirable preparation is used cold, being chemi
cally held jn solution, and possessing all toe, valuable
qualities of the beßt cabinet-makers’ Glue. It-maybe
used in the plaoe of ordinary muousge, being vast y
more adhesive. '
“ USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE, 1 ” . -
3, B.—A Btash accompanies each bottle. Prfet 25 oenta
Wholesale Depot, No. 80 Platt St., New Yobx.
A4dre«.HENRY C. SPALDING & Co.,
Box 3,000, New York,
Put up forDealor. in onaea containing four, eirht.
and twelve dozen—a beautiful Lithographio Show-Card
accompanyius each package.
single bottle of SPALDING’S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its oost annually, to every
h Boid h br aU*t>romment Stationer., Druggist., Hard
rare and Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fanoy
Country 'merchants should make a note of SPALD
ING'S PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list,
[t will stand any climate. ■:
SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE!
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
SPALDTNG'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY STATIONERS.
SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS,
SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS.
SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE,
- BOLD BY HOUSE-FURNISHING STORES.
BOLB L ByFUitSitTUEK^SsALEHb,
BPjU ' d b® s bV§l«? LUEi
SOLD .S^COUNTRY B I^ER^HANTs'G^NtfeRALLY.
Man a turad b * HENRY n BPAL1)IN0 j. COit
48 QEDaR Street, New York.
Address Post Office, Box No. 5,600.
Annexed is on Alphabetical List of Articles which, if
damaged, may be restored to their original strength and
usefulness by *
. SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE,
6— Mends ACCOUNT BOOKS-, —. -—. —. .A
....Mends BUREAUS—
O—Mends CRADLES ... .0
D,,-Mends DOLLS D
E.... Mends ETaGKRES—— —£
P.... Mends PANS .F
G....Mends,GUITARS —. —G
H-.. Mends HARPS., - -H
L—Mends IfiLAID-W0RK......—-
J.... Mends JARS ...
K-.. Mends Kn 085........ —— .•
L.*..-Meud» LEATHER-WORK ...
M—. Mends MIRROR-FRAMES,—
N-.Meilds NEWEL-PuSPS
0.... OTTOMANS „
P.... Mends PiaNO-FORTES . ,P
0 ...Mends GUILT FRAMES -G
i R-.. Mends ROCKING-HORSES ——»...R
1 5... .Mends SOFAS .8
T... .Mends TA BLES .T
Uu...Mentis UMBHELLA-BTICKB. U
i V..*.Mend« V58E8.... . -V
; W—. Mends WORK-BOXES...—-- ~.W
X— Mends XYLOGRAPHIO-WORK™ —.X
Y—Mends YARD-STICKS .. —Y
Z—Mends ZEPHYR WOOD-WORK - Z
£—ln conclusion,SPALDlNG’S PREPARED GLUE
is useful tn Libraries and Schools.
f. !;V,".'.'Mends £bTTKR E feEAUNG *.-k" 1 4
6.... D... .Mends DAGUERREOTYPE CASES..D.... 6
6~—.1 .Mends IMAGES —.. 1.... 6
7.. -N... .Mends NK w. BREAKAGES— a-.. 7
&. G... .Mends GUNS POCKS.. G.. *. 8
#—S-. .Mends SCHOOL-BOOKS—— B-- 9
10—P—Mends PARASOLS P.... 10
11—.. K Mends RULKRS ....R....11
12 E... .Mends KLECTRIOAL MACEINEB..K... .12
13—P....Mends PAPKR-HA*GINGS.— P....1S
14....A....Mends ARM-CHAIRS^— A.... 14
15.-.R....MendsRICKETY FURN1TURE....R.,..15
18. .. .E.... Mends FRASER HANDLES..— K... 46
17—D—Mends DESKS »—l7
13 - .G-. .Mends GLOBES- ~ - G... .18
19.—L Mends LOOSENED LEAVES—-...L-..19
U.... Mends Upholstered FURNITURE...U....BO
21—E....Mends EGG-BEATERS -—.— E-. .21
82 -, .Mends ACORN-WORK ——.-
'fljend* FILLET- —V
29 „ —Mends JRfiNEY-BOXES
aoZ. ..MendaPWrURK FRAMES—
91 Mends SECRET ARIES ~i_—i..
83—Mends VENEERING —,
53 Mends SCHOOL FURNITURE.
84-11—. Mends PAPIER-MACHE,
85 . ..Mends WARDkOBES
Id—-.. Mends PARIAN MARBLE— , w .
I/—-..Mends CRIBS..-
ffiirtmrf MwpdS BAoY-JUMPERSi...«ih—.
89——Mends IVORY-WORK..——
40 —..Mends MATCH-SAFES
41 Mends PICTURES
42 Mends GUILL-WHEELS.
43 ..-Mends TOWEL-RACKS,.
41.,.. mends wASHSTANDS—
45———Mends —
ja 7— — . HERBARIUMS
SfcmftS km&S
64 - Mends BILLIARD TABLES
55 - -'Mends BILLIARD-CUBS.
96 Mends BIRD-CAGES ...
S7„—Mends BROOMSTICKS— ,
S3—Mends BOOK-CASES.., ——
Menas BOOT-OfIIMPS
89——Mends BRUSH-HANDLES
O——Mends BRUSHES....——
O .. .—Mends CABINETS- - -
«——Mends CHURNS....- —...
64—. Mends CLOCK-CASES
Mends CRUTCHES
86—--Mends CUPBOARDS— —,.
fl7—.Mends CURTAINS—.— -
68————Mends CASINGS
69——. Mends OADDIEB—
78-..—Mends CAMMRAfi—
-71 Mends CHAIRB
72- Mehdft CHARTS*.
78——Mends CLOTHEB-FRAMES -
74——Mends CARD-OASES..—--
78 ........ Mends CHESTS
7:777 TT.SSSIa 777-777.7
Mende ORABGH.T-BOARDS,
/s———Mends DISHES:.'...
Meric/* 8l&t#0XE8 *-.. .V..;;..
S——Mends BCPR?Uyv*'”"
83—.-.. Mends DOMIwCS*-M.r
FIRRBOARDfI -
85.™—Mends FLUTES
a— mends BALLUSTERS.-.
g—Meirds GLASSWARE - -
88 —Mends HANDLES.
—Mendh GUTTA-PERCHA WARE
90—.... Mends KITES—. -...—
91—-Mends TOPS -
Mends ORGANS-
95....—Mends MODELS..- -
tt——Mends SKWING-MACHIHE STANDS-.,94
98— Meeds PASTEBOARD WORK, So
97.™—.Mends PATTERNS 97
98 - - ..Mentis SIDEBOARD* ,93
«0 .Meade WILIXIW WARE.. 7...100
SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY STATIONERS,
/ SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE,
BOLD BY DRUGGISTS,
“5wa Gm '
«§£W } Wigl D s».
SOLS B!?C0liSi I SSr B MEKOHAhTBOJENifcEALIjY.
NRY 0 gPAU)INO t c 0
Tut np in ciuei containing either Four, Eight, of
rwelve doses each—A beautiful Lithographic show*
Csas accompanying each package* dgj-sjy
BUSINESS CARDS.
V B PALMER, THE ADVERTISING
„* * AOKNT, FIFTH and CHESTKIIT, rlvea hia
views of the prtnoiple and Met mode of Advertising,
dnllf, between 19 and t cTolook. Addieesi 51
™>» am V. B. PALMER.
BJ. BAYLIS THOMAS,
* ’ " _ , attorney-at-law.
J£*’’vJalWt Btreet' 101 " No- 823 Aroh «tr,«t to No,
.Particular attention jiven to the reooverr of Mercan
tile Olnima. The.drafting and examination of Wills,
Conveyances, Assignments' Briefs of Title, and other
Instruments of Writing. The management of Executor
ships, Admimstratoranipa, and Trusts, superintended:
and the best securities procured for the permanent in
vestments of Money. Batisfootory reference given
when required. ap 3o-fm*
UENRY E. KEENE,
as. - ATTORNEY-AT-tiAW
Has REMOVED his office fr<£x H07«30 Walnut street
u no. ass South THIRD Street. mbSS-Cro*
GAMDEL O. BLO*N. ‘
° REAL ESTATE BROKRR AND OOLLEOTINfI
. .- _ AuKnXi _
mlitt-ftm* st. Paul. Minwbsota.
Horace see,
. MECHANICAL ENGINEER, and
PATENT ATTORN EY, *
. Nq, lt4 Pouti SiXTH Street,
, (Neatiropposite the County Courthouse,)
Prepares Fpecifications, Drawings. fee., and transaots
all other business oonneoted with the obtainin' of Let
ters Patent. apM 4m*
J WAGNER JERMON,
• ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW,
Offioe, No. 116 South SIXTH Btreet,
(Opposite Independence Square,}
PmtApxLpniA,
By the aid of reliable Attorneys, at different points in
the united States, is enabled to proseoute andooileot
olaima of every description'
Particular attention given to the examination and re
covery of the claims ofLeratees and Dpvisees, and the
examination of Land Titles ana scouring the interests
of heirs and all persons interested in the same, in ail
parts of the Union* -
„ Has the Statutes of all the States and is Commissioner
forraostofthem. „ ’
, Depositions oarefully taken nnder Commissions*
« fuguet & SONS,
f
.fgeeive regularly a foil assortment of desirable Cl
•a*Bj wfeiofi they offer at low rates, for oaaß or ap‘
•wvMermm . TfeiiTr
A lfred l. hough,
agent,
IffifflraWElHA
IMI-ta 4 ”’™ - ' I ’* ®“ C * K Street, Philadelphia.
DAWSON A NICHOLSON,
AT- BOOKBINDERS. *
NOS. iIOAND 9SI MfijoA STREET,
jTAMEg PAWBONt J-AA. is. NICHOLSON,
l|f ACKEREL, SHAD HERRING, WHITE
•IMPISH AND CHEEBE.-3.C0 bbls- Maokeftl, No.
If, 2s. aud Ss m wholes, halves, quaters, and eightlia,
Halifax and Massachusetts inspseotion,,
bafibbhihaatern Mesaßbad.
*io, ibiB iaotport ai d Halifax Herring, , ‘ _
2°2 Seated do. ‘ " .
Aft half bWS'Whije Fish,. - ,
Herkemer. County Cheese Ip store. For
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1860.
FOB OUiB AND. TO LET.
PUBLIC YSAtE' OP ORIZABA IBON
WOBIW.BOPFIIA FURNACE. fccT-Bj.Yirtuo
of authority :vpated ia us as Trustees foroartam ere-,
ditors of Pollard McCormick, asd m pursuance of a de
cree of the oUtrjotCourt of Alleghany county, m the
Commonweath of Penniiylv&nia.jn Wo. 3, of NoVfili j'ar
term* 1858. we will expose to puqliq sale, at the MKR
CHAVC^ 1 BXCHANWfcJ, on FOURTIf Street, in the
city of Pittsburgh, «n the tlth (twelfth) day of June,
IB6o,commencing at 11 n’oloctA> M. the Rolling,Mill
and Natl .Factories, situated near New Castle, Law
rence oonntTi Pennsylvania, known nathe ORIZABA
IRON WOttkfl, oo* talninff J5 0 80 6
Beating FurnaoeaY Bar ttiflls, Jamil Rolls. Nail Plate
and Muek Rolls, 'Soueegers, 49 Nall Machines, one
Wrought Spike Maonjne. and Maohinery lor manufac
turing Nail K*gs and-Ftre Brick. ’• „ ,
Also, the Blast Furnace, known as BOPHIA, ad
joining above works, whioh is oapable of turning oat
130 tons of Pig Iron per week. .. . _ ,
Also, several lots of ground, adjoining, ana several
pieces of land adjaoent to the I»na Works, containing
Coal, Iron Ore, Limestone, and Fire Clay.
Terms: One fourth of the purohase money to be
Kid in cash on the acknowledgment of the deed; the
lance in one, two, and three.yean from the time of
sale,with interest from that time: oi<* deferred pay*
meats to be secured by bond and mortgage on the pre-
m factory property for sale.—
A most desirable Factory* witj»largo lot of
ground, fronting on three stree *• suitable for almost
any kind ol manulootarinr. Terms «w. For particu
lars, inquire of ALFRKDTITI.Ktt. Sixth below Arab,
or to W. D. ROGERS, No. 1009 t.Ueatnutat. mytt-lin
eTO LET OR FOR SALE—-A FOUK
story house, double back buildings, all modern Im
provements, in complete order? an elegant lane yard.
i erms low to a good tenant. Situated .Nek 1924
CHESTNUT Btreet. Apply at No. 719 CHESTNUT
Street, iatheMaaonio Half. mj23-tf
TO NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS
For sale a, large lot in the Southwestern section of
the city, well adapted for a Nursery. Terms accommoda
ting, For particulars address ** K.” atthis office. *&plMf
TO LET.—The first floor of the fine build'
log. No. 704 CHESTNUT street, formerly occupied
for a Wholesale {and late r *s » retail) [Rney goods and
perfumery store. Apply at the office of JULES H AUEL
EcO.. No. 704 CHEBTNUi’ street, Fhila. Je4-lm
T)YSt'EPSIA REMEDY.
Hr. DARIUS HAM’S
AROMATIC INVIGORATING SPIRIT.
This Medicine has been used by the public far six years
with increasing favor. It is recommended to Cure '
Dyspepsia, nervousness, Hearußum, Colic
Pains, Wind in the Stomarh,or Pains in the
Bowels, headache, Drowsiness, Kidney
Complaints, Low tpirits, Delirium
Tremens. Intemperance.
It STIJCULATas, ExH!LA.«tATRS, I?VIOORATS3, BUT
WILL WOT IftIOXtCATK OB BTPPRPY...
A** Mediome it.is quick and effectual, cur ng. the
most arc ravaged owes nf Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaints,
and derangements of the Stomaoh and^Bowela
m it 8 stantlV’revive the most melancholy and
drooping spirits* hud restore the weak* nervous, ana
sickly to health, strenstn. and vigor.
Persons who. from too injudloioas use of liquors navo
become dejeoted. and the»r nervous systems shattered,
ooostitntionß broken down, and subject to that horrible
curse to humanity, the Deurium trkmbks, vrlli,. al
most immediately, feel tneh*upr and health? invigO’
rating effioao? of • r. Ham’s Invigorating Spirit,
Dose.—One wine glnsa foli as often as necessary.
One dose will remove all Bod apiilta.
One doss will curs Heart-burn-
Tnree doses will onre Indigestion. .
On* dose will iiveyou a Good, Appeme.
One doso will stop the distressing pains of Dyspepsln,
One doss will remove tbe distressing and disagreeable
effects of Wind or Flatulence, and as soon as the
stomach receives the Invigorating Spirit, the distress
ing load and ft l ! painful feelings will be removed.
unedcse will remove the m >st d strewing pains of
Golio.elth«rtnth«Btoraachnrb"wela. , ,
A fewdoseswillremoreallobstructionstnthe Kidney,
Bladder, or Urinary-Organs.
Fenton* who are seriously afflicted with any Kidney
are assured ol speedy relief by & done or
two, and . n,|u f . or,«g, or two bott.,,.
Personkwho; from dissipating too much over night,
And fee) the evil effects')' poisonous liquors, in violent
headaches *lokness at atnuach, weakness, giddiness,
geo., will Gad one dp** Will t move all bad Palmes.
Ladies of weaklnid smklr constitutions should take
the invigorating Spin! three times a day; it wilt make
them strong,'healthy, and hap-y, remove, all obstruc
tions and irregularities from th k menstrual organs, and
restore tbe bloom of health and beauty to the careworn
During prognanoy it will be found an invaluable medi
cine to remove • isagreeabl sensations at the atOfpAch.
All the propnetor oaks is a trial, and to iaduo n this, he
has put up the Invigorating fitiaiT in pint buttles at
00 cents, quarts,Bl.
General Depot, 48 WATER Street. New York.
dYOTT & SONS,
Wholesale Agents in Philadelphia.
jef-ihstuly 1 and for sale or all Drugitet*.
~ .?<
AiK ORCHARD ACID SPRINGS.
These B»rines aro situated in the .valley Of the
bak Orchard Creek, in the town of Alabama, ftuims
*6.. M Y.. eight miles south of the village of Medina,on
the Erie Canal, and fourteen miles from Batavia. -
*ST The prfnotpal Apid Bpr n*s are three in noraber t
besides these there sto six othero. They are all located
within & circuit of about fifty rods., 'he ncdi-jimvl
qualities of the watersarefnllyshown in the subjoined
testimonials. They cootam a very large amount or
phvr. Sulphuric Acid, Sulphate of Li me, and Proto-
Sulphate of Iron. The great raedioinal virtues possess
ed by these waters depend very largely upon tho pre
sonoe* In such unusual quantities, ov these curative
substances. ... . „ .
Bnndredaof oases of disease.especially those result
inglromthesorofulousdiathesLS. have been cured by
-theiruse. . . ' . , -
fl?” in skin diseases—oven in oonurjnea leprosy— the
waters nave been signally successful.
Opinions of medical and sotentifio gentlemen flre given
in urn oiroulars. The following eminent gentlemen
speak in strong terms of the mcdloinAl value of these
waters: Prof. Emmons.T. homeyn Book, M. D.« of
Albany; Jas.Mehauuhton.M. D., of Albany; Edward
Bprinx/M. Ai»of New York; Or. R. C&rapb4l, of Eltts
field. Macs.; or. J. 8. Shuler, oi Loobport. N. Y. They
reoommend the waters confidently. Vr Spring refers to
a case a f chrome diarrhetb Of several years l standing,
which was cured by the use of the t oattr Dr* Benh says.
•• I am satisfied that these waters arc highly valuable an
medicinal agents.” Dr. Campbell says, «■ Tnej must be
highly beneficial for all ehronic diseases of the stomach
Itr, 8, p. Whiteread a paper on the subject of these
waters, before the Academy of Physicians, in the city
of New York, in which he states »h t the. Waters pos
sess decidedly tomo, refrigerant, and astringent proper
ties; and that the olass of diseases to whioh they are
more particularly adapted are chronio affections of tue
digestive and urinary organs, and some of the cutane
ous diseases; ehronic dysptpsia ; ehronic dtarrhaa ;
ehronic dysentery j chroute diuresis; chrome ;
Payer* The Water may also be ofien u#id with ml -
vantage, ho cays, in cases of low typhoid fevers ;in
ttoUjaieiCMtcefrdmzrotraettd fevers, to excite the ap
petite aud promote digestion: to diarrheas, particularly
suchasaredeperdentona relaxed or ulcorateq state
of the mucous membrane of the intestines, idoslcu
lous affeutipns. or iithiasis, attended with phospbatto
pediments, it is the suitable remedy. being preferable to
murf&iioaoid.as home moro advent and less apt by
continued 000 to disorder Ujo rtomaoh. <n febr>le dis
eases, itenn ha used properly m a /efm.erfmt
to dJmlpish thirst and preternatural heat Inikihdi*'
eases— in those forms of dyspepsia connected wbh an
alkaline condition of the stomach, as in Pyrosis,ai wn
ter-brash, it wilt prove better than hydrochloric Acid.
In oasesof CaUcapictonum,o&d other injurious oun
esoutnoes arising from the notion of lean, this water
will prove to bo an admirable antidote. In thronit
pharyngitis, laryngitis, chronic mucous catarrh, and
humid asthma, chronic ophthalmia (externally)
as a gargle in ulcerrted sore throats, incases of sali
vation, and in leucorr/iea and gleet: and also inpt/es.
When taken internally, a wme-glu»ful ot the Water,
dilated, taken three times a day, is sufficient for an
cdu't.
Other testimonials from physiolans, and * ther re
spectable individuals, may be seen on application to
the Agent. , ' •“ •
•Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
Jfo Water genuine unless procured from -
H, W. BOBTWICK.
Sole Agent ,
fio. CT4 BROADWAY,
,l*ewYork.
..AO
...M
*.63
...63
rr.fi
_ For Bale at the following Agencies:
FREDBwICtC' Drug and Chemical
Store. Northeast corner of FIFTH end CHESiNUT
Btreets, r ” ‘ ••
Alio (oroide at FREDERICK BROWN. jß.’s.DnjK
and f'hemiool Store. Continental Hotel, corner of
HINT** and CHESTNUT S-reets. Philadelphia. *
The Trado Burpltfcd at Wholesale Prices. roylg-swly
THE CHIEF among TEN THOUSAND,
DAILEY’S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
HAS universally supplanted all other
Ointments and healing applications in both the
Eastern and Western Hemispheres, wherever intro
duced; ftnqlte ihtr*fi(ic mertt is ihe true secret of its
euooess in&Hcufanjov* whether the cause
be auidtnt or dtSMti,
BUPNB & g BCALB3 '
are Instantly relived of H their anguish, win *nd
inflammation, by a timely 5 application of this mcr
vellous healtr % and the 3 flesh U renewed at if by a
| meitsßßY.
Children are frequent Q sufferers from external in
tmes, especially lrom *_ Fluid and CampAcnt Ex
p otions— therefore every g mother should have this
lie-ling preparation oon- 3 stantly on hand. It heals
toft jfnasts, and quiokly £ removes the TETTER or
RINGWORM, so prwo- j lent tn ths nurseruc
iO TRAVELLERS 3 BY SEA AND LAND.
The * aohmist. tho Tra 3 veller,and every other In
dividual whose lot is life ~ throws him within the
ohanoe 01 .accident from 2 explosion, fin, or com-
Sfon, shouta bear in mind 2 that this Magio Extractor
i hia best and only friend. * It is both, portable .and
ohcap.andsnorfw evor be a his companion, aa a friend
in need. There are thou-1, of living witneesea
to testify to its marvejloueg vmnp, who owe their
sound limbs ana mugotes 3 tqfte saying cwpaoy, ,
- The following are a lew jof the hadtngdtsVnsai for
which DALLKY’HMAGr- 3 CAL PAIN.EXtSaOT
OR is a PREVENTIVE Sas wellasOUßEt ,
Burns, Erysipelas, Sprea oi ail kinds,
Bruises, Fistuia, Shot Wounds,
Boils, Frost Bites, Borofela,
Broken Breast, Fover Bores, Bourvy,
Bites of Reptilos, Felons, Scalds,
Cancer, Gianiinjar Dis-Scurf,
Craekaa Lips, eates. Scald Head,
Chapped iTwiij, Merounal Sores, Spraioa,
Chiinlains, F<uUii geu&r&liy, Small Pox,
Chafes, . Poison, Uloers,
Diseases of the Rheumaticiu, Venereal Sotos,
Sinn, Rashes, &o.
Sold at the principal Dopots.l4 Broadway, New York,
and 81 end ISI Chartres street. New Orleans, by J.
WRIGHT & CD., General Agent. It oan also be ob
tained- of all reareofa-blp Druggists and Merchants
throughout .he Udh
*lB North SECOND Btreet,
fepr • Wholesale Agents for Pennsylvania,
ijpHti VINK-GRU W OF
CAPITAL, TIjnKP?AI?LLK>NB OF FBANOF,
TIjKCUIINTDb. SAINT-J.EOEB, PBS..BMT.
JULES DURET, i<sq.. Managkb.
A&ENTIN NEW YORK t
JOHN OSBORN.
THIS CORPORATION, numbering amongst itssbare
hoidera fourteen hundred i’ropnet/>rS of the best V»no
yarde ip the Dtstriotof Cognao, its extensive Establish
ments being located m the oentre of the town of that
name, woe organised for the express purposed mam
tollling tho stamHrd oharnoter of
PURE COGNAC BRANDY,
by shipping that artiole. in all ifs native purity and ex
pcilenos, to Correspondents 111 Foroign Countries, and
Is bound down by its Statute of Regulation to confine
its transactions entirely to the Brand* grown within the
District of Cognao, and wholly the produce of Vine
yards in that JygUly-favored looality; on no oonuition
whafevei ndmitting into its storehouses) any Brandy
which pay h&ro open without the iimitgof
said District.
With the obj Bot of extending the Just reputaiionof
th*ii brand by suoh means omyasWill meet the apl
proval and 00-qperation of the most respectable Wine
Merohanls in tho United States. THE VINE GROW
ERS’ COMPANY hae authorised the Agency in New
York to put up their onoioe Cosnsp Brandy in oases ot
one dogen fuil-sisea bottles enoh, a**il the enme win be
disposed of to the Trade and the Publio, by the under
mentioned respectable firm.
Every bottle is sealed with the capsulo of the Com
pany—the corks bear the same stamp, and the labels
oentam an exeat description of the quality, duly eigneu
in fao-simile, by the Agent of tha Company.
The. Brandies now offered consist oLtwo different
opalines, both guarantied to be equally pure in quality,
differing only in point of age, anq degrees of strength
depending thereon, the oldest being the least potent,
OnejdedorjEtlqtt. termed THE VINE-GROWERS*
THREE YEARS OLD, is.an exoelfept *rtiole of the
age represented, suitable fqr family or mertioina) par
of its extreme age. and because the remote year of its
aotual production is beyond positive vorifipatjon.
Obieotions having been urged that the bpttlps are too
large, and the Brandy of a greater strength than is usu
ally supplied to the publio, the Agent of tne .omp&njr
ventures to express tho opinion that a large bottle may
be preferred to a smaller one, and that in obtaining tho
?rtie!eof the exact strength atwhtoh it was exported
rom Cognac, consumers may recognise the advantage
of adding water to suit their own tasle, instead of pur*
aaWKßßg^^ftaay-
-P W. NEILL & Go..
YARD,' 0* E. Corner BROAD and Q4LLOWHILL,
DB&LSBB IN
Superior WHITJ2 ABHTTAMAQ.UA, and LEHIGH
OOAtiH.
Prepared and keptunder cover expressly for Family use.
Orders by Dispntoh will rflosive prompt atten*
tlon, ■ np*s 8m
PRIME NEW ST.JOHNS ALEWIVES.
WM J tayt.or * 00.
t fcIL 1 LKMON—Grass, for sale by WE
•YoK- 1 ' * BBOXHERB. 4T and
MEDICINAL.
wi'lTl do!
i r
WINES AM) X.IQUPRS.
COAH.
RAILROAD LINES,
' iSßimaamm Philadelphia, gee-
TOW^^^ffiSl-tuKM t EI?AR t ßA^(aKM!§a^
ilium
<W BUND AYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9.0 S min. A. M,, 9,3,9, and
' t*9 Ju.
Leave Germantown a.lO min. A. H., 1.10 min., 4, OX.
“f* *' CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 0, 0,10. la A. M„ 1,4,1, BX, 8,9,
and 10X P* M.
Leave Oheomnt BUI 7.10, 7.40, 3.10, 9.4011.40 A. M.,
1.40,9.40,0.J0,8.40, and 1.10 IP. iff. ’ ’
Leave Philadelphia and 7M P. M.
£eave Chestnut HiU 7J» A. M., U. 60, <3.10, and 9.10
CONaHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6.80.7 X, 9.05. 11.08, min.. A. M.,
1.08,8.(0.4*,f1AM.W, nndlllif PTM.
Leav* Nomstown 6, 1, B.W, 9, u A. M., IX. 4X,
f and 7X P. RL
, ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M. and Sard 6 P. M.
Leave Norristown Ik A. M., 1 and 6 P. M.
. a , FOR manayunk.
Leave Philadelphia AW. 7X.9.05.1L(8 A. 92., 140,1.08*
AM. «*, 6.63, 6.10. 8«, and 1134 P. M.
Leave M&naynnkefc, 7K, e.Sfl, 9«,andUK A.M.,3,
3.08,9,6 X» 9, and 9,\j P. M.
ONBUNDAYS,
Leave Philadeli hla 9A. M., 8.6, and 6 PM.
Leave M&najuD*7KA.M., lX ,6X,and9^*P.M.
. H.K.SAIItH. General Snperintendeni,
al9-tf DEPOT. NINTH and GREEN Street.
I Svmn PHILADELPHIA
MAseSand reading rafl-
KOAD.-PABSENG-R TRAINS for POTTSVILLK,
READING and HARRISBURG. *
MORNING LINE, DAILY, (Sundays esoepted.)
, Leave New DepoWcornerof tfßOAiianu OALLOW
HILL Streets, PHILADELPHIA, (Passenger entrances
on Thirteenth and on Callowmil streets 'at e.to A. M.,
conneotmg at Harrisburg with the PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD,.) P, Al. train rannw* to Pittshnre : the
CUMBERLAND VALLEY 1.03 l'. M. train ranDiDßio
Chamhersburß, Carlisle, *jj i and the NORTHERN
OENTH AL RAILROAD IP. Al. train, running to Sou*
bury,, 4 c.
AFTERNOON LINES.
Leave New Depot, aorner of BROAD and CALLOW
KILL Btreets, PHIjuAIjELPHI A.( Passenger entrances
on Thirteenth andl pn Callowhill streets J lor POTTS
YLLI..H A«jd HARRISBURG. ata,ay P. M.. DAILY, for
* at S P. W», DAILV, (Sundays ex
eeoTJ*a.)
DISTANCES VIA PHILADELPHIA AND READING
railroad*
From Philadelphia Miles.
To PhfEnixville..... 281
Reading.. 38 1
Lebanon.....—.—. 86
Harrisburg..........-. 113,
Dauphin.— ..U<
Millers burs. .1411
Trevorton Junotion..lfi3 i
Hungary 169;
Northumberland 171
Leurisburg— ..1781
, Milton— *..188
1 Muncy..——-....197]
Williamsport.—,2o9 :
Jersey 8h0re....—_222
Look Haven -....233 J
Ralston —.. £34,
Troy 861
_ . Klnura-. 287 \
TneSOO A. M., an* the 3.30
at Port Clinton, (Sundays ex
WiSSA. WILIAMSPORT
making close oonneetions wm
Canada the West, and South
i J»KPOTIN PHILADELPKI
UALLOWKILL Streets,
j apj3-tf w. «. M/
, Philadelphia a»d Reading
and Lebanon Valley.R.JL
Bun bury and Kne K. K,
\l "Williamsport and Elmira
r\ Railroad. ■
M P. M. train connect daily
Xoepted.) with the CATA
and ERIE RAILROAD,
r>th Unea to Niagara Falla,
:hwest
iIA: Corner of BROAD and
IeTtBKNNEV. Reeratarf.
li^S™ 9 ARR4NQ E-
AKD BALTI
Op and after MONJ)a Apn) 13, 1 880,
PASSENGER TRAINS SEATO PHILADELPHIA,
For Baltimore at 8.16 A* M., U noon, (Express,) and
11.10 p, M.
For Chester at 8.16 A. M„ U soon, 1.16, 6.00,7.00 and
U.lO i\ M.
Por WilminstoQ at 8.18 A. M., 11, 1.16,6.00,7.0H!and
11.10 P. M,
For New Castle at All A. M., and 5.00 P. M.
For Middletown at 8.16 A. M., and 5.00 P. M«
For Dpver at 8.16 A. 51., and 6.00 P. M.
For Milford at B.U A. M., and 6.00 P. M,
ForBeafordatB.l6A. M.,and6.ooP M,
For Laurel at 8.16 A. M..ana 6JX) P. M.
Leave |Mtiinore at BJO A. M.,(yjcpresj,; 10.15 A. M,»
“Xeave Wiirainston at5.W,880, and 11 JO A. M„ l.il,
B JO and 835 P, &L
Leave Sahaoury at SJO A, M., and 3.00 P, M.
Leave Laurel at'o.l6 a. Mm and a.to r. M.
Leave Beaiord at 5.16 A. M., and 4.00 P. M.
Leane Milford at 7JO A. M., and 4.80 P. M,
Leave Dover at 9.05 A. M., and BJO PM.
Leave Middletown at 10.00 A#l. and 7.06 P. M
Leave New Castle at 8.00, IOJaA. M., and 8.00 P. M.
, Leave Chester at 7.40, 9.10, 13.04 A. M., 3J2,5J7 and
•«16 P. fti
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and Delaware Sail*
)OM at 10.15 A. M.
.. TRAINS Foil, BALTIMORE
leave Gheatarat &ifl* andll .40 P, M.
Leave Wilmmston at 9JB A. M., UJ9 P. Mo and ISJO
FREIGHT TRAIN, with PASSENGER OAR attached,
_ will run aa follows t
Philadelphia for Ferrrrllle and Intermediate
Leave Wllmtnrton for Pernnrille and intermediate
pl&oesatfi.Op P.M.
.Leave Wifminrton tor Philadelphia and intermediate
places at «.4S P. M,
Leave 9f>vro*do-Grace for Baltimore and intermedi
ate places at COD a. al.
Leave Baltimore for Havre-de-Graoo anil iotermcdi
ate places ateiOO P. M.
SUNDAYS
Oply at 11.10 P. M.t from Philadelphia to Baltimore.
Oajr at Mi P. M„ from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
ap» a. M. FELTON. Preiideat
THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD*
360 MILES DOUBLE TRACK.
1860. 1860.
THE CAPACITY OF THIS ROAD 18 NOW KQ.UAL
TO ANY IN THE COUNTRY.
THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
Connecting direct at Philadelphia with Through Trains
from Boston, New Y ork, and all points Last, and in the
ymcn Depot at Pittabhrg with Through Trains to and
from all points tn the West, Northwest, and Southwest
—thus furnishing facilities for the transportation of
Passengers unsurpassed for speed and oomfort by any
other route.
Express and Fast Lines mu through to Pittsbnrg,
without change of Carsor Conductors. All through Pas
senger Trains provided with Loughridge’s Patent
Hrase—epeed under perfect control of the engineer,
thus adding mnoh to the safety of travellers.
Smoking Cara are aftsohed to eaohTr&int Woodruff's
unys excepted.
fMall Tram loaves Philadelphia at 7 30 A. M.
est Line ** «* 11 CO A. M,
xpress Train leaves I0.«P. M.
„ WAY TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
Harrisburg Accommodation, via Columbia, ap, M*
Parkesjmrg ” 6.40 P*. M*.
\Vest Chester ** 1230 P. M.
West Chester Paseengera will take the Mail, West
Chester Accommouatirm.and Oolnrabia Trains.
Passengers for Banbury, Williamsport, Elmira, Bnffa
liraowl amiTlotatt%fVor<T»f tnr pfHijimwt&t
Railroad Offices m the west; also on board any* of the
regular Line of htaamen on the Mississippi or Oliio
rivers. '
*9* Fare always os low, and time as quiok, as by any
other Konte.
For further information apply at the Passenger Sta
tion, Southeast corner of Eleventh amt Market Streets.
The completion of the Western conueotiona of the
Pennsylvania Railroad to Chioaco. make this the
DIiIEGT him BKTWKE™ KASTAWI) THE
The connection of tracks by the Railroad Bridge at
Pmsbnrg, avoiding all dra/age or ferriage of Freight,
together xnththe saving of time, are advantages readily
to HWwpere of Freight, and the Travei-
Merchsnts and Sliippera entrusting the transportation
of their Freight to tuts Company, can rely with oocli
denoepn itsspeeditransit.
. 'i'HK RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
in the west by the Pennsj lvama Railroad are at alt
times an favorable as are charged by other Ha-.lroad
Companies .
rff ?? rtloul&r tomark PMtoges “ via Fenna. Rail
““T‘ D, A. STEWART, I'ittsbiuc; i
H.S.PlerodACo.,Zftn«vilte,o.,J. J.Johnston,Ripley, *
O.; R. MoNeelp.Marsvilie. Kj,; Ormsbj A trooper
Portsmouth, 0.; Paddook A Co., Jeflerionville. Indi- '
H- W- Brown A Co., Chpoinnnti, O.; Atliern A j
Hibbert, Cincinnati, 0.; R. C. Meld rum, Madison, Ind.j £
Jos. E. Mooro, Louisville, Kr.l P, 0. b’Rilej i! Co. s
Evansville, Ind.: N. W, Graham/A Co., Cairo, 111.; R *
F. fiMS.Shalor A Glass, St. Louis, Mo.; John H. Har- r,
rli, Nashville, Tenn.i Harris A Hunt, Memphis, Tenn.; £
Cjorlto 6 Co., C.VicSJO, 111.; W. U. H. Koonts, Alton! S
sjalli < >4djstijii!}rintsouijj S
K B.KIN(isTOW, Jr., Philadelphia. I 5
o North attack, Baltimore. 1 §
. _ . E, LEWIS, Gen'lSup't Altoona, Pa. 5
JfcMr a
E&Tffl_&sBa2(Bft3 ROUTE. — 9
AND EL- g
Q.UICKL I *'! ROUTE to Tamaqua. Catawlssa, Rn- 5
pert, Wiikesbarre, Boranton, Danville, Milton, Wil- 5
liarasport, Truy. Ralston, Canton, Firnim, Buffalo, =s
Niagara Falls, Jlooheßter, Cleveland, Detroit. Toledo, »
Chicago,St. Louis, Milwaukee, and all points North and <5
West. •
t passenger trains -mil leave the new Depot of the Phi-
UrbcqifimaQd Ro'vdtrjg Railroad, oorner BROAD aud i
P A tfY, oWU *LL,6trej>t3. on Cr.l- i
loyfhtli n'toot.) daily (Sundayfl e&eptddj,-' for r aUvrp •
pouits.as follows; r
Ml (TIGHT EXPRESS. 3 50 P. M.
v The.B.oo A. M. train connects at Rupert, lor Wilkes
barro. Pittaon. Bo ran ton, and all stations on tho
LAuftilVANflA AN u BCoOMSRUKO HAILHOAII.
he above trains make direct connection# at Elmira
withJhe trams of the New York and Erie, Canßndaigna
and Niagara Falla, andßutf.ilo, New York and Eric, and
New York Central Rail oade, from all points North and
17cyt* And the Canadas.
Hagkageeheoiw <o Elmira, Buffalo, and Suspension
Bridge, and alu .crmedmte points. i
pickets oanb> , Tooared at the Philadelphia and El-
Sroira Railroad Ut t Vi toket Office, northwest corner of
IXTHandOfr . i N OT Streets, and nt tho Passenger
epot, porn.r , HIRTKKN'I HnnJ CAM OWHILL.
TBROUJ EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
the Phu xlphiaand Rending Depot, Braid and
ttdlte. Nffin'tWSl. 8 eXo '’P“' rtJ > for 811
mu be delivered before 3 P fit, to incnre
their 1 gOingth; nmeday. " /• '
further information apply at freight Depot,
THIRTEEN i a and CALI.OWHILL. or to
4 OBAB. 8. i'APPEN, General Agent,
NprtWegt oornT BlXffHor}d GUEBTNUTgrraeta,
spg-tf Pjniadpfphia.
1860. 1860,
V« R^°® N W aXULI? 8 '
’ From Walnut-street Wharf,
WUI leave as follows—vis t
At 6 A M, via Camden and Ambor, C. A A. Accom
modation....- - 25
At6A Camden and Jersey City(N. J.) Ac
commodation. . 3 25
At? AM, via C&mden &ml Jersey City, Morning
M*ol— SCO
At 11 A M, by BrddmDoat, via ?nd Jor?ey
Ciw-Western 8 0&
Ati»«PM,m Camden end Araloy, Accommo
dation _• v 3 M
At Jjpfil, via Camden and Amboy, C. rimi A. Ex-
M, by B^pbo.}tViVtftoon7*and*Jeraey °°
Citi.Evpnlog Exfres/....: 3 00
AmP M, w Bteambbat via Tacony and Jersey
City.s<| Class Ticket 2 W
At 01 M, via Camden and Jersey Oifcr, Evenipg
ami P id, via Camden end Jersey City, Puiftbern
man., .n-,,.,,',,,,,,, ,. T ,, ■ ■ ■ ~,,,,,,,, S 85
AtB PM, via,Camden and Amboy, Aooommoua
tion, (Freight and Passenger,)—lst Cl&ts Ticket. 325
2d “ “ 1W
The 8P M Mail Line runs daily. The lIP hi, South
ern slail, Saturdays excepted.
tor EelVidere, Easton, Lambertville, Flemlnetcm,
* Q ’* at ® A M and 4 P IM, from Walnut-street wharf, ami
7.10 A M from Kensington.
..For Water Cap. Stroudsburg, Soranton, Wilkes v arre,
Montrose, Great Bend. Ao., at 6 A. M. from Walm»t
?ik£i t y’ ,,a . rl * r D ll J ? W A, M. from Kensington, via Dela
Wh.ro Lackawanna and Western tt. It.
For MbunrHolty, at 6 and 3A. $l., 3 amt 4 H P. hi.
For Freehold, ot6 A. 2 ?! M.
WAY LINES
For Bristol, Trontmi. Ac., at23* and 4 P. hi. from
Kensington* l5 * vft*rf,7.ip A. M.Alld V? ?• AL from
For Palmyra, Riverton, Delanoo, Beverly, Burling
ton. Florenoe. Bordontown, Ac., at 12K, 1 and 4>fi P, M.
oteamnoat Jos Hoiknap for &«lentown and Interme
diate Places, at 2« P. hr.
oieamboat Trenton for Tacony, at II A. M. and
c <P T »n ßov °6y« Burlington, and Bristol, at 4 P. hi. .
Fifty Pounds of Baggage, omy, allowed eaoh Pasßon
g(>T, Paeaen/ersare prohibited from taking anything ns
Put their wearing uppareb All li«.rgage over
POupilß to bs pajd for extra. The Company limit
thoir responsibility Dollai'per pound,
and wih not be liable for any amount osjdfcaslW» ex
cept.by speoial oontract. .
aplfi , WM. H. OATZMER. Agent.
rfim ~IIMI MM PHILADELPHIA AND
REAOrNG railroad.
On and leaf SofiiiSiUtlon Tic Vets,
with twenty-eix coupons.'fill he gqdd ior tho
holder and any member ofbis family, on any
Tram, and at any Brae. They will be Bold by the
company. No. ®T Bputh
FuUR l‘H street, at a reduotlon oi iwenly-Rye oaUf.
from the .regular fares, Parties Wishing to enjoy the
Summer inthe Country will find this a vert deefrable
route. the'SchuylkiU and Lebanon Valleys being among
the most beautiful and healthy in the SlAte, and koce*-
, iible by four trains from andfo Philadelphia daily.
fgg mm L'mwnsauiwn PLHLADEI/PHI 1 AND
BALTIMORE CENTRAL
lUUUftO*D-SUMMER BOARDING.—Trains leave
tbo depot oftho WeatClicaterand Philadelphia Railroad
00, Eighteenth ami Market etroota, at 7.05 A,M. and 2.30
;ind 5.45 t. M*
Lofivo Depot at 10 45 A. M.ands 45 T. M.
Leave Avondale 8.15 A. M. and 4SOP. M.
Tho 6tn*e tine to connect: with 10 « A. M Train from
Philadelphia and 8.15 A. M. Train from Avondale.
p'leiKhts for this lino received at No. 1818 Market Rt.
A daily line of stages to and from New London and Ox
iord connect? with the 7.05 A. M. tram from Philadel
phia.and thes.ro A. M. train from Avondale. The bean*
Hful soenery And well-known healthlulnes* of Delaware
and Chester counties offer superior jndnoAmenta to
those looking for summer boardtug. A.B. BURTON,
f hTladelpma. May 14.1860. Sm Superintendent.
nr important to
PLEASURE SEEKERS!
T«EFKNNBYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
offers advantages unequalled br any other Hn*~fover
tons seeking HEALTH or RECREATION FROM.
BUBINK«8 during the warm in the issue
of KxcußaioN tickut*. on and after Jun* 20ch. ISGd, to
OnEesoN. Ai.toona. Bkdvobd and Ephbxta Bpbtkgs.
anil coupon tickets for twenty-six tups, for the use of
families. to and from pmniu near the city.
Tickets to O-ebsoh Hotels, at the aftks Al
legheny mountain—good /or a round trip within 10
daus—xo lie bad for $7.60. . ■ ,
Tickets to Altoona, where invalids And others will
find splendid hotel aaoommodations, good for round
trip within 10 day*—fare $7 15. t ,
For Bedford Bpnngs—Parsf nsers tioketed to Hope*
well, on the Huntingdon and Broad Top Railrrad, and
lor Broad Top City to Blair’s Ptation. hzeursioo do
li* t», $7.-6 5 single trip. 86.40. Two daily lines oi
ooaohesounn*ot with the trains. Baggage changed at
Huntingdon without extra oharge.
Passengers to Kphrata Bpr»nnß take stage from Lan
caster. Tickets for Hound Trip. 84; Single 'I rip. $2.20.
Poaßsnvprs to local Pjints <m Pennsylvania railroad
EAST OF DOWNINGTOWNcanoroonre tioketaforM
tnps good for anr member of the family, at a discount
of 25 per cert, below regular rates.
'I he above tickets and further information to be had
after June 20th by application at the office of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Co., southeast,corner ELEVENTH
sml MaAKET Streets! Philadelphia,..
THUS. MOORE, Agent.
Lmvtq L. Hourt, Pen. Ticket Agent Jes lm
rxtjggrrWEPT OH£ST£ R
AND PHILADELPHIA
RAiLAOAD.«£S3
VIA MEDIA.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after Monday, June 4th, 1860. the trains will
leave PHILADM.PIII *, from the Matron, Northeast
corner of Eighteenth and Market streets, at 7.05 and
10 45 A. M..a d 2'o and 5.45 P. M.
Leave W.RST OH H 8 rLR, from the Depot, on East
Market street, pt 6.25 and 910 A. M„ and 1.65 and 6.25
’ * ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at 800 A. M.. and 2.00 P. M.
Leave West Chester, at 785 A- M . and *JU P. M.
_ HENJI y WOOD.
jei'tf General HnpoTintemrfent,
Northern Central
Railroad.
Mmmmm NORTH pbnnsyl
VANIA RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
For BETnLEHKM. DOYLKBTOWN. EASTON.
AtATTOB CHUNK. HAZLETON, ECKLOY, WHITE
HAVEN. WILKESBARRE, &0. ’
On anu after MONDAY, Mar 23th* 18®, Passenger
Trains will leave FRONT and wILLOW
lidelphia, DAILY. (Sundays excepted.' ns follows:
At 6.90, A M. (Express). for Bethlehem, Ahentown*
Mauch Chunk, Hazleton. W Ikesbarre, &o.
At 2.30 P M.(Express),forßethlehem,Easton,Mauoh
Chunk. Avn.
This tram rMohes Easton at 6.W P. M., and makes
dose oorlnection with New Jerse* Ceptrol Express
Train for New * ork. Possengors by this train reach
Mauch Chunk the same evening
At 840 A. M and 480 P. M. (Accommodation),
For Doylestown,
AtoAoA.M.and6AoP.M.(Aooommn atinn)
_ , For Port Washington.
The 630 A. M. Express Train makes close connection
wiih the Lehigh Vabey Railroad fit Bethlehem being
the ehortest and ir-ost desirable route to Wiikesbarrs,
and to all points in the Lehigh coal Region.
TRAINS FOk PHILADhLmiAr
Leave Bethlehem, (Expre»,)at 7.16 A, A!, and 822 F«
M.
Leave Doylfißtown (Aocommodation,) at 6JO A. M.
and 4 P. M.
Leave Fort Washington t Accommodation,) at 6J5 A.
M. and 215 P.M.
ON BUNDAYS:
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 8 A. M.
r uladetptiia. tor Uoytestown, at 8 P. M.
Doylestown for Philaaelphia at 6.20 A M.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 5.0 u P. M.
Fare to Bethlehem. AO. io Mauch Chunk. 82 50.
To Easton, $1.60 To iioyies’own 80 cents.
_ Through Tickets must be procured at iheTioket Of
fices at wILI.OW Street, or BERKS Street, in order
to seoure the above rates of fare.
All Passenger Trains 'except Minday Trains) connect
at Berks street with Fifth and Sixth streets and Second
nnd Thirl-street Passenger Railroaos 20 minutes otter
leaving Willow street.
myss ELMS CLARK, Agent.
n NOTICE.—CHESTEB
SRfiPEHBVALLBY RAILROAD-PAS
SENGER Trains for downingtown and In
termediate STATIONS.—On end after 28th May,
1860, the Passenger Trains for DOWNINGTOWN
will start from the new Passenger Depot of the Phila
delphia and Reading. Railroad Company, corner of
BROAD ana CALLQWHILL Streets, (passenger en
trances on Caljowhill.
TRAIN Cor Dcwninstown, leaves at 800
r AFTERNOON TRAIN far Downing town, Isavefl at
DAILY (Sundays eccepted.)
By order of the Board of Managers of ths PhUa4elpUa
and nending Rallied Gomuanr.
ap3 W. H. McILHENNFV, Seoretary.
BE-o— WEST OUESTER
Lmt. DMOt.^raer
ASBff. M«fit
West nnestsr af 64fl A M 1043 A.M. ar.d 8.10 P. M-
PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
TreSrtfrfcßOlLßß WORKS —NE * FIE Sc Lm,
)‘l< - C'PlO 'L AND THhOßt'T* AL ENGINEERS,
MACHINISTS, BUILk R-ftl AKERS. BLACKSMITHS,
niid FOUNbLnS, having, fur many years, been in
successful operation, and been exclusively emoted fn
Ixiilding and repairing Marine and River engines, high
aid low pressure. Iron Boats. Water Tanks Propellers,
fco.. A o , r'npeotfully offer their services to the 'public.
h« being fully prepared to oor.trAct for Rngines of all
Eizet Marine. River, and Stationary, having ee:a of
yatorns of ditferentsizes. are prepared to e;eoutb'of
fers with quick Uespatoli. hverf description of Pattern
maSiifg m de at the shortest notice. High and • nw
Pressure, Flue, Tubular, And Cylinder Boilers, or the
best Pennsylvania obarcoal iron. Porginsß of all sizes
nnd kinds; Iron and Braga Castings, of aildeauriptions;
Roll Turning. Screw Cutt-ng, ana all other work con
nected with the above business.
Dr&winjcS and speoidoations for alt work done at their
estab'ishment, fren of oharge, and work guarantied.
The subscribers havo ample whan sock room for re
pairs of t,oafs where they can lie in perfect safety,
and are provided with shears, blocks, falls, &0., &0.,
for raising heavj or light weights.
Jacob g. neafie,
JOHN p. •
jeU-tf BEACH and PALMER streets.
POINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY, Noi 951
BEACH Btreet, Kensington, Philadelphia.—WlL-
Ll AM 11, TIERS informs his friends that, having pur
chased the entire etook of Patterns at the above Foun
dry., he is now prepared to. receive orders Tot Rolling,
br*st, and Saw Mill Caitmge, boap. Chemical, end
fip,we Work. Gearing,- Castings mode from Royer*
j>ar4piT of Qufcbta Fuiwwei. la dry tir gtdett ganj, or
txuvui, v. miurics, j. vavorow ammiox
FIFTH AND WABHIN OTON gTRKEW.
PB!L ADBLPnU.
MERRICK t 80N8,
„ , ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
Manafaotura Hifh and Low Preworo Staam EneinM,
for Land, River, and Marino service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks,lron Boats, to.; Casting*
of all kinds either Iron or Brass,
Irpg Frjune IJpofs for Gas Works, Work Shops, Rail-
Retorts and’Gae Machinery of the latest and most Im
proved construction.
Every description of Plantation Maohmery, suoh a*
Sliear, Saw. and Gnat Mi'Ls, Vacuum Pans, Open Steam
I .? e VF II A R f?• Bumping Engines, <fco.
; Eroip Agedb fer U. Boilins
ApMramPi fla»®yih f s‘ Pataat Bt%i Hammer: and
AsfmwaU e Wolsey’s Patent Centrifiiialbagar Drain
lur Maohine. *uB~v
EjIHANKLIN SAVING FUND, No.
136 South FOURTH Styeet,between Chest
nut and Walnut, Philadelphia, pays all Deposits
on demand.
Depositors’ money scoured by Government,
State, and City Loans, Ground Rents, Mort
gages, &o.
This company deems safety better than large
prontsrconsequently will run no rick with depo
sitors' money, have if afuu times ready to
return, with 6 per oent. interest, to the owner,as
they b&vo always done. This Company never
suspended.
Females, married or single, and Minors, oan
deposit in their own right, and suoh deposits oan
be withdrawn oai/j by their consent.
Charter perpetual. Incorporated by the State
of Pennsylvania with authority to reoelve money
from trustees and executors.
LARGE AND SMALL SUMS RECEIVED.
Office open daily, from D tp 3 o'clock, and on
Wednesday evening uuLl 8 o'olook,
DIRECTORS.
Jaoob B. Shannon, Cyras C&dwaUaderi
John Skindler, George Russell,
Malachi XV. Moan, Edward T. Hyatt,
Lowis Krumbhaar, Henry pelany,
Nicholas Rittenhouse, Nathan Smealey,
Jos. H. Satterthwaite, Jonea Yerkes,
Cxaus Cauw am. ahsu, TroMuror. _
WM-T , "'•~ y *
CAVING FUND—FIVE PEE CfSNT IN.
SAFETY TR-'ST COM
PAN Y, W ALNUT Street, aotuhwest corner of THIRD,
Philadelphia, incorporated by the State of Pennsyl
vania.
Money is reoeived in any sum, large or small, and in
terest paid from the day of deposit to the day of with
drawal.
Tho offloe is opon every day from nine o’dlook in the
morning till five o'olook In the evemng. andon Monday
and Thursday evenings till eight o'ohwk. •
Hon-HENRY L. BENNfSR, President.
w ROBERT BELFRIDGE, Vioa President,
William J. RnxD, Peoretarj,
„ niRBCTopa;
Fon. HenryL, Benner, F.^Jarroilßrewstey,
Edward L. Carter, . Joseph B. Brtt
Robert Salfridge; Francis Lee,
oatnupl K. Ashton, Joseph Yerkes,
gL&ndreth Munns, James L. Stephenson.
is reooived and payments made daily.
The investments are made, in conformity with the
pravvaoneof the Charter, In Real Estate Mortgages,
Ground Renta, and suoh urst-olas* securities aa will al
porfeot .security Jo the depositors, and
T °u?us" ali pennanancy ana stability to
LAYING FUND—UNITED BTATFS
NUT§t?e S «. OoMPAHy ' corner THIRD mad CHEBT-
Large and small sums received, and paid back on do*
mand without notice, with FIVE PER CENT. JNTE-
tbs day of deposit to the day of with
,o^ohoura,from9unU} 5 o’olook every day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o’clock.
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from *1 upwards.
President—STEPHEN jR. CRAWFORD,
Treasurer-JAftIES R. HUNTER,
l j4PJY FlBR* Apt^arJ
MRS. FREDERICK HODGES, OF BOS
»3C9^» l 5 t f n ‘!? °s cn ’i! K 5 rgiiqol for young
citytaojniftorfcir.s in September next.
Mre. H. ha* tho honor of rolornns to the Rer. Alex. H.
O. P , ReotoroftiieOhHrohof the Holy Trinity.
uiroular*. withfull particulars. may be obtained of Mr.
F, h. Hodges, TOl VINK etreot. ap34-Bm*
A MERIUAN SUHOUL iMSTITuTiJ* is ft
reliable medium throughwhioh Sohoole ana Fami
ne* may obtain competent readier*. Parents indy ob
tain, er&tuitouily, information and circulars of the be*i
wheels. SMITH, WOODMAN, A CO.,
M BROADWAY, New York, or
_ nll-tf 609 OHEBTNUT Street. Philadelphia,
fgRYANT & STRATTONS NATIONAL
MERCANTILE COLLEGES, locnte'it atThila-
Aolphu, 8. E. corner SEVENTH end CHESTNUT;
Mt/r \ Tk, Buffalo, Cleveland. Chiosso, and St. Lo»lfc
For lm rmation. oall or tend for Catalpusa. fes-ff
OILS. —3,558 gallons extra bleached Kle
pliniit Oil; .LMxallooa extra Meaohed Whole Oil;
°;«W an lons raoked Whale Oil; axi gal on. No. 1 Lard
Oil; 4WO gallons No. I Maehuerj Oil; a 559 gallons re-
Lned GreMiu<on. mstore and lor sale liv ROWLEY.
ASH HORN KR. A CO.. No. IB South WH ABV K 8 (el 3
fAYNB’S HALL.—2OO NEW OUSU ONS
suitable for Churches, Lecture-rooms. &o., tfenohes,
Set'eea, Camp Stools, Curtains. Ac, All eelling at nMf
thbse handsome Ctoths, Casgimerea. Yeatmgß, &0., so
Phenp. myg-lro
\/yoKK’S OUUMETiiR KAMI COM
«>» fiurable cheep and efficient, rfttnsunng with nner-
ItBS. Miou'aoj an* dutance pn»«ed over bj the vehicle
to tthipn the, are attached, i tie.eettra fmbheii Banda
ro»t but a trifle more than inferior band. mttipßt fho
K rellabla Agents Wanted in all partaof the
o'infir» I’lo.B. k*nfl tnr /.le-e.r.Ur*
BRiUK-W.iiilWU- aWAIDIWES WDJOH
temper the May, and make-So.OOO per day. ’Briok
rreesea, Tile Machines, Clay Wheal*. CUy Space*, and
RAILROAD LINES.
MACHINERY' AND IRON*
SAVING FUNDS.
4. lijtip, cft?n» ' 1
u A Dollar saved is twice earned.”
SALES BY AUCTION.
•CtOBNESS, BRIN LEY & 00., -
No. 439 MARKET STREET.
JP SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER, No. 431
”7* CHE«TNUT Street opposite the Custom Ho jse,
b*tween Fourth and Fifth streets.
&4S£ E £* AND CHILDRENS’
i^%? 8 A -M'L““ APE aONNE ™'
, u Monday Morning,
o'iSock'’’ by oatalo?nß * on * credit, commencing at V)}Z
Consisting in part of the most approved shape ladies',
misses * and children e fancy hats, neptunae, Adelaides!
bloomers. Ac. Ladies’new sliapetbonnets. men’s aid
boys’palm, seoat, German, and Panama hats. Ac *■
Catalogues and samples early on the morning of
Philip ford & co, auctioneers
No. 030 MARKET Street, and *9l MINOR
Street,
LAST RALE OF BOOTS. SHOES. LEATHER, AND
STRAW GOODS »<»R THK SEASON, V
(hi Thursday Morning,
June 23, at 10 o’oloag precisely, will be sold, by
catalogue, on four rnunths’ credit. 600 oases men’s,
boys’, aud youth?* calf and kip boots; oolf. bad, kip,
and goat b'ogans; patent leather and calf gaiters. Ox
ford ties. &o.; women's, misses', and children's calf,
grain, kip, gnat, and moroooo boots and shoes; aid slip
pers, ties <tio.
A'#o,« full assortment of City-made goods.
Also, 25 dozen suo-roalf skins.
Also 76 oases men's and >oys trimmed straw hats.
The alvive sate being the last of the season, the
attention c f buyers is particu'arly invited.
ST. J.OUIH, no.
WILLIAMS. BOYLE, & CO., AUC
▼ ▼ TidNEERS Sc COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 6 North MAIN St,, 6T. LOUIS, Mo., (formerly
with Messrs. Myers, Claghorn, A 00. Pfeilad*,) ofler
their setvioea to the merohants, monniaotarers, aud
others of Philadelphia, for the sale of dry goods, car
nets, boots, shoe*, hardware, jewelry, &0., Ac,
tGT Cash advances made oh receipt of goods,
‘ teT Settlements made three days alter sale,
BBPEBSNCB9.
° Van Wyok, Townsend. A warrens, New York.
" L.St B> Curtis Sc Co.. New York.
" Wood, Christy, St Co., St. Louis, Mo.
«• Crow. MoCraarv. St Co.. •' mhll-thstoly
SHIPPING.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH
aUMfc AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-
VBOM NBW TOBZ TO LIVXBPOOL*
Chief Cabin.Paisage.,. . .fw
Second Cabin Paseage _ 71
_ . . »ROM BOSTON to UVKBVOOL*
Chief Cabin Passage ——
_ Second Cabin Passage.^ —0
The shios from New Yotk oail at Cork Harbor.
The ships from Beaton call at Halifax and Cork Har-
PKRSIA, CapL Jndtans, (CANADA. Copt. Lang,
ARABIA, Cant. J, Stone, I AMERICA, Capt. Millar,
ASIA, Capt. Z. G. Lott, NlAGARAiC»pt.Anderson
AFRlCA,Capt.Shannon, |EIfRO?A, CapL J.Leitoh,
SCOTIA, (now building.)
These vessels carry a dear white light at masthead;
green on starboard b.iw t red on port bow,
EUROPA, Moodje, leave Boston, Wednesday, May 90,
PERSIA, Jaakins, N.York, Wednesday, Jane 8
*so a t so n*' !! Boston, Wedneeday, June 18
AFPJCA, Shannon 41 N > ork, Wedneedav. June Sir.
NIAGARA. Mnlar, “ Boston. Wednesday, June JT.
ABIA,Lott, “ N. York, Wednesday. July 4-
EUROPA. Leitoh, •• Boston, Wednesday, J-ly 11.
PKKBlA,Judkins. M ILYork, Wednesday, July 19
ARABIA, Stone *' Boston, Wednesday, July 28
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The owners of these ships will not be accountable for
Gold, Silver Bullion. Hpeoie, Jewelry, Preoiotu Stones,
or Metals, unless bills ot lading are signed therefor, and
the value thereof therein expressed. For freight or
passage apply to „ „ E. CUNaRD,
mya 4 Bowline Hr»et>. W«»w Vnrlr
FOK TUB nOtJTH—OHASLIS-
Heavy Freight at an average of fiptsxh per oenh be
low New York Steamship rate#.
FOR CHARLESTON. 8. a
The U. S. Moll Steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Oh»-
tain Charles p. Marehman, will nil on Mondap, Jose
86. at 10 A. >L
Tnrough m 43 to 60 hours—only 40 hours at Sea.
m „ FOR BAYANNAH. GA.
The U, 8. Mail Steamship STa'TK OP GEORGIA.
Oapt&in John J. Garvin, will sail on Wednesday. Jane
20, at 20 A. M.
Through ip 53 to6ohonre-only 48 hours at Sea.
KiTSaUing days changed from even Saturday to every
five days. Goods received, and Bills of Lading signed
every day. ;
above every,ten days, thus forming a five-day commu
nication with Charleston and Savannah, and the South
, and Southwest.
At both Charleston and Savannah, these Ships oon
?ieot with steamers for Florida, and with railroads, &o„
or all places in the South and Southwest,
INSURANCE.
Freight and Insurance on a large proportion of Goods
shipped South will be found to be lower by these sluse.
than by sailing vessels, the premium being one-half the
rate.
N. B.—lnsurance on all Railroad Freight is entirely
oaneoessary, farther than Charleston or Bavinau, the
Fare by this rbnto »t 0,40 per pent, cheaper than by
the inland Roam, as will be seen oy the following sche
dule. Through tickets Trom Fhiladelphi&tVia Charles
ton and Savannah steamships, INCLUDING MEALS on
the whole route, exQgpt from CharlegUut and Bigan
nah to Montgomery:
BS^~>W
Augusta 90 CO Auynsta. MOO
Mccon '2l 00 Macon .... „ s7l
Atlanta. 23 09 Atlanta—— 2100
CotumDUg..... 23 00 Colamhas—jg 00
Albany MOO Albany. 87 00
Montgomery —. 25 oo Montgomery —. 88 00
Mobile -35 00 Wfihlfw 46 9q
New 39 76 New Orleans ... uOO
No bills of lading signed after the ship hag taUedT
For freight ot passage apply on board, at second
wherfabove Vice street, or |o
_ ■ ALEX HERON, Jr.,
. Southwest corner FOURTH aodHHEaTNUT.
Agents in Charleston.T. 8. *T. GrßUfiSj 4 '
_ ..Savannah,hUNTMfcGAMMitL.
For Flonda frem Ceamer (SiroUna every
Tueaaar, *'
„ f toin &av«Baab, steamers St, Mary’s aud
' Bt. John's every Tuesday and Saturday.
NOTICES.
f ITCHFIELD, Coss., Mat 7tb, 1860.
At a stat'd meeting uf the stnclthnlders of tho Con
jie.ttoutMinmaCompanr.il. Id THIS BA Y. tho fnllinr
m - gentleman were eleoten ftueetora toeerve for tae
eneuin. >p.r;
Oeu U. tVe.t. Thee. H. Bill,
Jliremia Mareh, Car ton K. Moire.
. • Joreneo W) eeler.
Jno. W.Ttnell, "Wni. H. Croiaman,
... t Hiram S. Spencer. __
, Attttt, JNO. W. BU' LI,,
J e2A ' 3l Sooretarr.
„ Litchfieit/, Conn.. May 7, I&SQ.
At a meeting nf the Bcvuuof uebtnr* of the Cun*
neeticut Mime* Company held this day'. Geo. G. West
was elected President. Mos'S BnwjnAfc Treasurer. Jno.
W Buell was appointsd Secretary, and R. O. Lowry
Absisthnt Secretary.
Areoe. JOHN W. BUFLL,
jejl-fit* Bee rotary.
Proposals f<>r coal and wood.
MINT OF THE UNITED STATES./
_ . . Philalklphia. June 30< IB'S). \
Proposals forsnpplymg the Mint of tbo United States
with Goal and Wood Irom the istofJulv proximo 0860.)
to SOth of June next'lB6l.-wib bo received by tho un
dersigned until J2o clockM ofScthinst.
Ihe Coal must bo of tho best Lehigh, of
the eg* and lump sizes nod entirely free from
bone, slate, and oih®r loreigq substances; each ton to
weisb*.<4opouud*
Tro Wdod to bdtlry and of the best quality of hickory
and spruce pn o
,'fheaMlclesroustbedeUvered at the Mint, at snob
times and m such quantities as may be required free
from .carunq or other charges end subject to the in
spection and approval of tho Director of the Mint.
PtoposA-a maybe made tor each a tide separately,
a«d are to i>q endorsed “ Fropoqai* for Coal " •
A\b for Wood.** JaMLS HUSd BM)WDEN
JfSd-d’S) Director of the Mint.
TVOfJCE. —A Meeting of the Association
7 ; known as the “ Amygdaloid Mining Company of
fiake £nperior. will be heldatoflioeof the Company,
m. the city of Philadelphia, i-a MONDAY, the zd of
Jn y, 1850, ip of the i <•( the 2» seo-
Son ot ihe hot supplementary to ns not to authorize the
irm4tioa of Corp »ratloaa for Mining, Smelting. &c.»
passed by the Legislature of Michigan, and approved on
the 6th of February, lew, for the purpoß* of eleoting
Directors find adopting By-Laws for the government of
»aid *ssooiat-on, and the transaction of other
business aa may properly come smetrjiz.^
jf'f/wATsqvi'.
Philadeltstya, Jnua 16,1500.
jels ISt
OFPrCE OF - SCHUYLKILL NAVI qJ-
T lON COMPANY. MAY 10th. J860.-Prom #nd
ftOer July Iflth, 18<S0. and until September Ist. 1860, the
charges for tbe use of Caro, a* d for Toll and Trans
portation on Anthraoitc Coat, carried \n rhitadelpoia,
by way of the Schuylkill Navigation,wfll be increased
Fifteen Cents per Ton op the rates fixed Mar oh 13 h,
185 U; and no the Ist of September. 18ft). a further in
crease of Fifteen Cent* per Ton will be made on said
chnrses. and io continue until the oloee cf navigation.
By of tho Managers. ¥• FRaLFY,
nnli3>n President
EEGAL.
WHI 'E & VANVLEIT vs. JOSEPH
ii soHna>»
, I; gie Oisl'TtCourt 0 f rtylsdsfobla. March term,
1060. No Ml Venn Exp.
JOHN P PBWBC W vs. J. snnURR.
In the Buprema Court of Pennsylvania to January
term. ISCO. o 77. Vend Exp
, The AmUbir appointed b* the Court to report distri
bution of the monejs raised i»y sbenff sale under the
above entitled writs;, of - Alt that certain three-story
bnok a* u,-e at.a brewery, beer vault and mi of
guinea.fttu ite on tho eas side of Germantown road,
one hundred (Vet south of CtMibna street. iu the city of
Fuiindeipht t. c»ntaimn< m front o' Germantown
seventy five feet, and in dertn one hundred and uincty
j>et to Hutch.iison str trill attend to the duties of
hi* appointment on *1 U •BDAt' the 3J dayofJUiY,
1060. at * n’olock P M at he office No6OWALf»I I T
8 reet in the oity of Ph'Udelphu wheaftndwh real’
persons are requested to make their ciaims, or bo de
barieu from coming in upon e«id fund.
, M 4I „ THOMAS D. SMI^R,
J*22-Uj3 AidPor.
PIANOS.
&&& damagfd pianos, help-
LiTTi Lleons, Guitars,Violins- Bass Viol* rouble
S/us Aonnrdenus Ftut'uas. Ac., from the late fire at
11W Ch*fttqut street, have beeii rep ined and all put in
stijrfd order. For sal", at a great sacrifice, at 1102-
CHVBTNUT blreet, of MARSH, Agent N.tf.-MUhIO
at one cent per pano nt 1116 M ARICKT St legMt
PIANOS! PIANUSM -PIAnUS! I
' rtAHO-PORTES.
WELODEONS.
PUNO-FORTKS.
MELODEONS.
Made by Raven, BaoOn. A Co., Nauru A Clark.
HallefVDavi*, & Co., and other*.
my 14- 1 SEVENTH and CH^BTN*UT.
STEINAVAY & SON'S NEW PA
mrrn TENT OVER-STRING grand pianos.
SQUARE GRAND, AND SQUARE FIANOS, now pre
ferred m concerts and in private ojpolcs by the best
perforroeTß. Received the firgt premiums over the beat
makers, from judgeslike Gottsonalfc, Maxon, and ethers.
Challenge all competition. BLASIUB BKQTHKRB,
flWr 10M CHESTNUT Street
JLLXJMINATORF.
Every one Is complaining of their exorbitant gas
bibs. At No, 55 booth 'I HJRD Street, may he seen
the * best Lamps in the wor d.” Can l>e used wherever
light is wanted. Cheaper than coal, oil,or ras*. *g*-nts
uio maVio* $6O a week selling them. More wanted.
s3o.(w sold.
The Gsa tumps witllight a room 20 feet aquaro fori
cent an hour, or will burn all night lor a lev cents.
. , DR. C. \. GRC.ENE & CO.,
roTSI-thsfcm-lT Nn. 55 Kouth, I HIH P street.
Mm. James betts> inventions
A** FOR'LADlEB.—Approved of and highly recom
mended bv the Medical profession throujrhoutlne United
Thirty Thousand lava ids having been advised
by their pbvsioianet? use her Burgical Appliances. she
would caution Merchants and others against purchasing
except at her residence 1039 WALNUT Street, where
spe dan bo consulted daily, between the hours of
and's, Her book of testimonial* win Ha civa» aßo i,
nation Sent froe to any part of the United States. He
airnahirn i» op each amnia. nityfl h,*h» if
RANDLES,
WAX,
PUKE BPERMACETI.
CHEMICAL BPfeRM,
Aj.sort.4 size*. ADAMANTIhs.
Paoked in plain or fancy boxes to suitanr mnrVAt
For Tff * sTirKnEr 1 > T “
rj\vii,r * Ato'-'tONE,» and «8. WHARVEP.
JPOK EUR. >PE,—HaVing been appointed
i*-.., for WM. WILLIAMS 4: OO.Vfraj^a!-
- No. URotith FIFTH Btr.V|
S2PIRITB TORPJJNTINE —275 bbls S?pts.
» li'iVi/liY? I .?’ l n »t° r " and fo- sal, by RoWt-hY,
asubhknls, & c0..N0. ie south wharvls.
711 iR.~150 bbla. TAR, in store and for
88ijSWAW- M “ raM,,u * co 'f°- 1B
HEKNKBSY BRANDY.—7O casks, ;;in
half pipes, quarter pipes, find* pipe*, tor sataiQ
ttM *1 injtt-lmi CfiO. rfSJfBLEY .
BALES BY AUCTIOH.
11l THOMAS * SONS.
»» 139 and l tt South FOURTH Street.
NEXT.
8TO0I?8‘AT Tk l “ Kxrn?Ns1 A l'i ESTATE Ahh
■ui^Ssasffi^r
•ai., inoludm; every desenntion of oitjfcd diSt;;
property. P^lmre
. «»<»“ entered on onr prireu u!e regUten
and adverttsedoccasionally in tmr pubtio eaie abetraot
olmrTe L .' jh lm °° PIC ” lr * wUt.lSmo'
4o
SPRING GARDEN INSURANCE COMPANY.
«o!d U ?n?J!iJ* o’olook neon, at tha Exohan*t»wi« t*
* m 5?S ounto t wh J > ® u raw concern—
Wsha?M c*»3l G *rd*n fojnrance Company. per 930
jo !£*£« Pho??Pi “S?* Atlantic Raj 1 road Company. .
jj!j*22 Eh!iMS p ik W -Kxchanye Company—parflOO.
pS> -pS Phl * % “ d L * kacMt * r JHirnpiit Co»-
TH!
IRTY-FIFTH BP£IHG SALE-JUffE 96TH,
At 18 o'clock, soon.
Elegant brown atone RESTDKNOF.
Girardavenae,withlUbUuuidcoach
bouse, baa nil lbs modern improvement# and oonveni
eaces. Lo» 60 feet IQ inches front, j oonveai '
May be examined tme day erevioc* to sale,
hie ant brown-stone KrttlOßACa. Broad street,
adjoinini the ab ve on the south, of tine description,
hot S 7 feet e inches front. 150 feetdeep. *«C«PU"Q
__ ValnaWe Budding 1 ore. Arch street.
a2S°-»£7i det,ri J bl « BUI DING LO S.Mflft »deo t
hH£ t £ t -i w^f t of Euh»eenth street) each a feet
fr Sl syrJnfi%5 y rJnfi%3 e , e 'i JPA» SS® 1 wide
Jgifi Of «7 acres lead, Elk
'Tkl--" a " w»>rcd and timbered.
o^ b l®t:“ forjr bno * ®TO*»E and DWELLING. Ifo.UU
Ridge arenae. north of Brown street
»«k. Eltat.-Ruililin* LOT. .dloi-'i..
! M : rtor » DWELLING, i, lh»
re* p or toe above. front>nt **raen street.
Handsome modern KhHDf‘.NC t ,Tntn side lot norh-
X&gVSX &<?*,»n>no.M4 i ««~nth *t?.“Lot
«f»etfront to l»dM». Thre. frost..
*<*■» W^toa
P W rfo.HU South gilth
street, below Federal street.
oonmKKKf. Bak * ~ LAWM * PottBT AicXesn
on |HDp nprumT&rftf^ftfport*Potteroonatr.
BUILDING LOT. east side of West txn* t, north of
Cont«» »tfeet, ward. ,
VAIUABj.K BaKERY. Two-ftory briek bake
street, soathof Ytn*
VA* IMBLE FARM, WILLOW GROVK-Atso, a
yatoablAMontifomerf count* Farm. UB acres. with eootl
ynprovemenu adjoining tee nllasa of Willow Grove,
township Moi tgomerjr county, pa,
fcr £ee nandbilh for p*rticula»s
_ . AraicL.-e’s Peremptory Sale, '
Three-rt*]’ Bri Sr DW KLljiN'i, .o » S,» Miliet
street, east aide, -.bove Vina afreet, with two three
story brick the rear.
8 mo jbrr a i*-?na; Uiri i*F GROUND,west aideof
Bua street, n r\*i if Condena street
SAinePsiate—raw No. IS,olasa first, in Juliana street
oJOSgOSUe.
Pame iptata—.ll*o a Certificate of Low in said 9y&a
gofu* f,»r or? fcu-idred doUrp.
BUSINESS Three-story Brink Stem and
Dw* t, n , ? ;££: Fourth Raaaat.
ELEGANT GERMANTOWN Alla,
without reserve a lar<e new r*e donee Tulpshcokea
•rreet and Washington lan*, Germantown, <otl#obv
373 rear; tvofron's. The house is built sad finished in
the mo3t BuhatanUHl and elegant modern style and re
plete with conveniences for a winter sod Sumner resi
dence.
Rale absolute. Foil descriptions Jn hanabtlle.
Flan at the auction rooms.
_ Orphans* Court Saiga;
„ , Jalr 10. at U o'clock uooii-
Estate of Elliot Cr,Mon-T*a’ Brittle 3 WKLUNSS,
Crown .treat. ti E htee- th w.rd. ‘
Estate of worse , Ground Rent*.
Fstateof Jhme*Thoo.B*~«ToafcandOwEvUN&.
two bncli dwellinrs, and two frame dwellings. vurrsut
al «y and hakaa place.
iJ&*3 9 of James McConnell. deoM-Brfck DWELL
INQ, Swansons reet.above Canstiagtreat. '
IKvSfcfijS* Wr o£ 'f fttteJ * fortaiimtmubfe,
9BT Maj be examined tty time prevjoos to the tale
GENTEJSL FURNITUPg CAftf*T9, &o.
Monday Moraiac,
HSJ„**?/ a . t^o’o, o«fc.atNo.3J Wbartim tffeot.the
£mS?/«£r n L it 5 re V c * rpet **'v* o,: oomj>ri«ißir eopanor
table.* w,*.
AUo, the kitchen faniita-e •■ -"
thS^e 41 ** 8 o’oloek ob tfcefeniac of
*'<• ©to „SaJs - nr’""*’ ”
thsProiDiw* KTLL-WTN Strut
«KA^MOD #^
nth inttnf at B » o-tl^f*m°{S I »ii at public »a)»,
without rejerre. on the preMlsea. twsjaeat modern ren
tt*oss. with lhree-«tou back tmilda#anrt tea aunjani
jmgroTe.meca *nd«oV*»i;oc(M. ho SzS.DU4.WYN
mS l ZS t !L2*W Foartb, amth-of Grun
•“••IrAM® *b*7 remain on morija**.
HANDSOMk HOUBSHPLD FBRWITIJRKr
Tie entire household furniture will ha arid ia]iiiti
atelr after the cale of the htmae. Baleof the arhoS &£»
loinw,
Fall »«itioalv»Uk handbill* aatologttM.
„„ „ 1007 VTt.BEßT'«trwt.
NEAT SSIWeVST®*
Jon» 2f At Vilbart rrMt,th*
fniirc dousebo dfiu&itara of i feinUr d:dinim &oqm
he*ma-r. •
tST Wty b* ei&mlnod os tbo eionuaf of tola, at S
o dock.
JlOitS, PIAfIO-FGRTBa, B&lfc.S'uUi C4BFETO,
At 9 o'clock, ft? £ha Atwtfio* ttta»is**a' i—uiiimutot
exoAUaaft**eoad-h.‘%ndfitrnitu»sV*l*jra»t
mtmtfi, carpet*, etc., froafftoila** dftchnrac
removed to tb* at©?*' fatomve&leae*
*. R , N • ANTIQUE SILVER,
af antlqac aUver 00111 bror^Bc °* vmntety
A|s», a fine silver tea Eet t .«ix pieces, cskabedket,
castor frame, soup ladles.
_ Sale Vo. 521 South Vlnth Strait.'
SUPERIOR FURNITUKE/JVItRRuI&VTAPESTRV
CARETS, Ac.
»th iusE. at Jaa’eleek.a?No?i?lWath fflVthetreet,
th- Ruperiar furniture, fine Fr*uohplate mantel mirror.
OTalmirror. fine engraviags. tapestry earp«r*. Jcs^
EF Mar be examined at 8 o’clock on tbe- monunf of
the sale
IVfOSES NATHANS, AUGTIONSXS
SLiiausismiesff^”’
. WONKY TO LOAN.*
£25,000 to loan. atthetowMLr&tes. on diamond#,
watches jewelry, silver plate.orr goods, clo'hing, grt>-
cene , nsgar*. hardware. eutlti-T; pianos, nUrro»w, iw-*
niture. beaumx, and nn good* or every desenetion, is
targe or small amounts from one dollar to thousanda,
foranyl ngth of time asreed on.
The Oldest e stablished House in this city.
Private entranoe on RACE btreet.
JGT* Business hourq from A A. V. to 9 P.M.
Heavy umirano* lor the benefit of de oei'OTS.
. CRAHGrSO'L TWO PBRCENT.
tsr Advances of 8:00 and upwards at two per cent.
Advances of 8100 ai.d upwards, at one per oeat, tor
short bans. •
» . ATpPIVATKB*LE.
GOLD PATENT LEVER end
nwKoNOMbTER WATCHFB; masufaotured at half
the usual a* llm* n.'toes, gold lever and lepiue watches,
silver lever and lepine watohes, tcslisb, Swiu.&ad
t renoh watohes. at astonishing low prices, jewelry o?
ever? description, very low,jruns, pistol*, musical m
atrnmec’c. fir*t qq*lity of Havana cigars, at half the
importation pnoe, in quantities to suit purchasen, and
various other kinds of roods.
OUT W»OR HALES
Attended to persoßaHr L? the Auotioceet.
fosslgnmeshi of any and every tied of roods
otted. MOdKS NATHANS.
HOTELS.
TONES’ HOTBIy.—The subscriber would
k* respectfully inform his friends and the poblie. that
ha has purchased the lease and furniture of tbe Jones
Hotel (mportaot additions are now being made to it®
for the convenience and comfort of geests. Individuals
°I/? I 5 1 ! 103 JR® oity will he eare to find a heme
econd t«>none in Philadelphia, and every exertion will
be made to merit their n«tTv&are
,is- SL^ r ?^ 1 *A a ‘^i ta IflH.h* «nade with persons d»-
inng Board by the Week, Month, or Year.
nW atwim AARON GAGE.
gx NICHOLAS HOSEL,
BHOABW.V7
_ , , , filfr YORK,
Whe.n eo®tieted tix yean ago, the i-T. NICHOLAS
was universally prouounced the tnnet «on
venient, ana thoroughly organised establishment or t. e
fcma on this ooutmenU .* bat it was then it reattnn* to
day—-without a nvsnnsia*. in sumptaonsness. and in
toe general elements of eomfort and enjoyment The
Howl has aooommod&tiotii lor one guests, m
eluding one hundred complete suites of ap«rtmanta for
rami lie*. Six hundred persoaaoas be ooznlortetily seated
at the tables of its three nsbfic dining rooms, and no
thing that moderp art b&s devised for the convenience and
eoo.al gratification of the travelling public has be n
omitted in its Blan,orisne«lectA«Hn it* praotieal details.
The early reputation o< the houae at home and abroad,
derived from its magnitude its superb appointments,
and its home libeoomforts ami luxuries, has been en
hanced every year-by the unwearied exertions of tKa
proprietors,
mvir-hm TREADWELL, WHITCOMB, A CO.
ST. iiAWRBNOfc UoiEL, BKO DWAT
»d bIGHTH&treet,NEW YORK, ona blockshove
!ft*N.k.Hotel. TkunayandtxwamodiwuiHotel«now
ofkp for the reoeption of greets, and anil be oocd*«t*4
eiolusively on the European pi* a, The loo* want of* a
business nolet» la Ibis portion of tba oity, baa induced
tfef proprietor to establish the prices na the following
liberal jmalet Single rooms. 40 casts per day
miles, st-tt.. With a tharoa?h knowledge of the bnsi
ness, and strict Mention to the wants of every gneai, i
hope to reoeivnfiberal share ofpablio favor.
aos-tm x n QorfowrTx D :nbrlMnFi
nAJIDIVAIt®. PACKAGE Houses.
PACKAGE HARD WASH HOUBE.—W.
*■ would rossQbtfnUy sail tha attrition of the Gene
ral Hardware Trade to oar esteneiTW Stoek of hJk-
MJNGHAW IIIRnWASJL which w» a fisfii
aiyanod by tha paofcage.
Orders for direot importation aohoited, and Hoods da
llTkttd either in this aiirTHav York, or Maw Orleans,
W. Gri LEWIS * SoaT*
, d» COMMERCE Street.
Imparting and Cucimsmon Merchants,
And Agents XerFareign and OemaakiaHardware.
TO THE PUBLIC.
CALHOUN’S ANNULAR VENTILATOR.
d?®uied. bg miintiSo and praoti
jUSSiI I? 17 b ® st - 07 * 1 °*“ re<l to th» public,
and needs only to bo seen in actual operation Tor it.
raor !,rfH.is ttPbraciated. Nothing ever introduced ta
Stirfi™ 1 l or v ?ntilatins private and poblio
, l e.hooie, hoapitais, engine honsea. miaeiu
!5L m i? Te,sel * »nd for tha tnre of emolnr
chtMeye they have no eqcal.
Manufactured and for ct.lPiWhoi9s.le and retail, at
the tfe.tinitß.nd Ventilntias V.'arerooaiiof
CHftS. WILLIAMS. IIM MARKET Street, fhila.
h.^sfSi n . al mil be given to all deecrUtiona of
heanng ana ventilating hi the underaigned. who haa
bja, many years practically engaged in the .Bow basi
neaa. Also Tor safe, Culur’i inatlycelebrated warm-air
furnaoea, oooking rangej, bath boila, regieters. Ac., by
IWB-ettttn6m CHAS. Wn.l.taMlt.
NEW LARGE NO. 3 iIACKERIL—
-1W L Lla landing from stean er K'nnnxtoa. and for
■nebr , 0 % am. j. taylom *ro
1 IStt and 194 NORTH WRABVK*.
TAR AND PITCH.—27S bbls Tar, 850
Kegs Tar, 47* bbls Pitch, ia store ud for sale bv
ROWLEY. ASkHURMEit, * CO,. 16 SOUTH
WHARVES. |b»,:
C'tAPANI) CANDLES. —150 boxes .Or
lean Soap. 575 boxes Olive Soap, 670 boxes Adaira«-
tind Candles. Sis boxes HjdrauKn Candies. 45 boxes
Bperrr.acet*iCandle*. ros’oresnil fojrsaiebj ROWLEY,
ABHBUitMLii, * CO, No, 10 SOUTH WiUJI Vr,B.
Havana cigars—a large, hand
some And VARIED,ASSORT MK.NP: cob sit
tmgofeuoh brands as CABANOS, FIG/ 1 HO; NfcP
TUNO, PaRTnGAB ESPaNOLA ARbU'LLiS.
Ao , *o., nf alt siae»»nd qa bties. on hanJ cnn-t-mUy.
and for sale low, by, CHARLES TJciTE, 136 WsJaot
street. • .. jalS-im.
PROVISIONS.— 4,000 pieces City smoked
Western Cured'hoolders.
2 000 tieroea City Smoked Western Cored Hams.
sotieroee Garddey, Phipps, * Co.’s extra Sugar Cared
Bagged Hams. ' *•
lOt) bW*. extra Heavy-Westers Mesa-Pock*' '
JS ** . . ° Rump do.:
City Bmoked Beef in lots to suits purchaser*.'
ISO bbla. Prime Western Leaf Lard in store. For »Wu
fcy C. O. MADLFfI 4 CO.
Wet v No, 103 A*Q|Uift«| .