' •' S#J|*
- •/' '^'o^k^;'iii^jmaiii^l^mtj^iU»i
'vjtHiiafwji •#»!*• <*? t'evlsg »; <iu»ntitjof shoes.;
'•f<BW»n*fo»e»«BSrtirtnslnthe«oantyprfson.
. Wltif harglery, The
iSp«»4 enterihg ihe dwellingbf
Bf/Tbmhs/iihme; bathe ifiib.fiFM.J- " A cloek
' : VlMWLfi™Mb AHhJhe 'n'&i kknk, Jik r ths P'&teskm
■ e«h;nfjhoe,V:wb»n he wns
' • wrested.: Tfeedefrm* flffereii no ttstirowiyibn* re
.U*i on tißrtijinssfiSf »Xs» OT »®i*w!*s ts £
.hwhwiiK <Mti*p* tl»;p«iMateß oftbeXlhek.end
Mil' John.
niMBH Wiemhteiltn ssmifaw BTOUof se^Mr.;
tbfbifn nat', : At.thls titan MrElirihvino know
' ledjteof thebnr*i»rjatMr.Msthies’ honSe.'bnt
-h« wm ASSlit'jn«king=tbn street 'nfcoS nnether
oS»r«.. TTfc»n ,theT.*rritea*t tb»,stati<m-hooae
' tbej' met,'; Hr. 1 Msthiss, «ivl. that, gentleman de
aorlbed the money ha had lost th? night before,'
aad upon evening tberoll,' tbemon.y was found to
answer tba description. In Lowfie’e poeketwas
found a golidolln.r'wbichMr.Mettias identified,
,u H me bent when be reoeiredit.
* Ofle -was arreeted abont three o : el6ok in tbo
morning, aa he was going bothe. end'on his perse tv
was found soma.copper coin. Before maklnithej
arrest, the riffieer law Gila with jLow
lie.'vJar*cat.: A .• -•;-;V -.- -,"
Edward Phoenix was eonrieted of a charge of
larceny. ; '" Bentewed.to lira raoetha’ imprisonment;
•James fteiUh '*u convicted'of -aesaalt and bat
twr.' Dwtcpoed tn tan d *y*’ fm priaonment. -; ■
Patrick IffftDononfb toMieharge
ofayanH and battery, nod-was sentenqed to pay a
fine'of fiO«ti«l'coBtBe - -
At twelve o’olock, Judge Ludlow beiog'rcqqtrod
to appear in the Common Pleas, tho court was ad
journed.;* - > • .
Common Pr,BAB—Judges/Thompson and Lsd*
!ew.—TMa Coait Waa epesged in trying the case of
V* -Bnfty- No opnoloalon waa reaebed^
; the cate being postponed until to-day.
;; ‘ FINANCIAL as» COMMEKCIAI..
Tbe Money Mairket.
PRH.«t>ytPKt*,Jun6 93.1333.
THatook market opened firm to-day. but frawao.
t»n*-irei>e onlyto a moderate extent. Reading and
-SMBi?tkilt Navigation a shade better;
SwWfieet’Btoekd.firtn at or, and/Citr loans (ooupoas)
, at!Mff. j»oei»»tfi?dj atlOl?*. In p&stonger
raiiwar vbaree there ia little dmug., tfpruoe andFine
•treat*fs-firm atttf Green and CoateedeeUned to 22, at
which jffio* it red.
.; „Tfaesceoante of the growing crops are 'Q the highest
~dejp«e cheering.. From every: section of the, country
: ‘ theji respect pfau abundant'harvest was never belter.
The Mftaoaabie rains.- some vreaba since, have iiu
‘ proved-theorope considerably in Ohto. Kon
toeky, TancMH#, andQaargis. vhera, in May, the pro*
•miidWM not ao good. Flatterinp aeooanta reaoh ub
, daily coneerainf the corn orop, vhiob,-in ever> aeo-
tion, promise* to be unbsnally afrdDdant. flic lute'ad
vancatn*ram and fliu*,and the prospect of<i heavy
yield of the eereil*. here ioddced the format* t-> harry,
a! mg tbe surplus of the oldcrop, whfob is flowinsr.fteely
to a market. „
We are reanaatcd tneefl attention of the fevf remain
ipf bordholdeTaertba Catavicsa, hWiUitnn*pOTt, aid.
Saif Railroad mort^aro.
. to pmeat-.tbftr bond* )f they wUhto participate in the
renrgaßiaaLione prior to. JolflVij aa the sale of the road
'nod chattel, ur-tier the amieabfe arrknjie&ebt betwern
' the fartie*» will tokepla-'ebnthesi;'
The foUovlng »a_the last comparative
tfcabankaofiiawOrteansv .
' ' Jnna 16
....STS -tm.ttlS93..Pec,ftSC7lo
Deaoai'i.'.l7l77aBoos .Deo. 7U.2U
Ctwolatton.,.*..' IIJ37AU • HAMS** •■•a. J 9M
~ Short tomsi.iv.v JS tUI 97V »&'4te3 .T>N5.
, ,K*oh#nga-.- 5/W7 678 471,15.1
DaaC^Dintbks.l.7s94Sl ,».C«0 4..T|,c, 74
Long 10an5...... 12016721 1*458
v Tbe.foHowinr.ete the.eurrentou6tattoi.efor specie,,
donetlie exobanie, &c., a* furnished by Croni*6 &> Co.,
bankers. Nd.'4o South Third street : .
Old Amer. X doll*.. .. J.OtJi bid American gold/. .108
.. rT- Sovereiana. iMOLB6
T : iltxican dollars.../. l-00 Napoleons— xx frattoa-S.SS
’ —l.OS Tenthalera 7.60
9,AtnereX-.*? ,/iib««elAl. ,**s - .iPruMiaa) 8.00
Flvs ;fnads. 88 *1 nuldars.
' Oerman croiro*.r..J.lJB Spamchaoablooa 10. ts
French . l.Kr Patriot •'• -t ~.16.70
lica.s'ji.
,
80ft0a;v...e../ Mdia. Civcmnati.... ‘
RaltunorCie.:* ' )L? Loutsvili©..... “
Riotoaoei..... Xto«“ 81. Louie...-,2 to2k“
Cttriestes..v iyk to tt ** .S' to2if 4 ‘
oavannahe.... xto.l'* Clevehnd... ./.l tolJ 4 '“
W0biie...,.... 'jl to ** : NaahviUe. ....1 to iU “
New Or Mam.. X ton ** to '
- Stock,.Exchange f
V - * r June *B' IKS)! * .
tsMinh lT B. tu Bx.ATMaißn« Street.
. ,v ' - FW«T BOARD, x ; >
>' MO 6n~ flfl
I9JO City <SsO&P 3019^
W) d 0...;. .n«tr.)o4H
MTI do WBTI .**W.W7
.. : fIOO WMm « 6* O 4 P., 9 r
WJU»>R» 7<n.... .84’*
: •-'do'- -7 70 Bd»*. *4H
MO Chi Con 7«... c>h, 43
HOD Chett Vfcl R7o’«V39H
iMO - rfo*--.- 59,H
aouQCmndc Amb fe’ifc.MS
3 Wnriisto B 5.,...<48H
3 MiuehiitH'. l,a.~u 63
, =V>: - . BETWfcEf
f - P«w'n T e g-c.V/.. *6 ; j
- «B EimuraiQhfct lOt.fi 2l!<!
: v* :i£ :;c .
- > SM -It 71>«
. -mu <,*>:. *ȴ
--WW se*dß«t»*«Wß74K
7rn Fa R U Wmt ,rs*ra
•10®. >
4000 4o admt,*iWß smcf •
- *'?-» Tf ■' ciw*9'*ni
Sid. Atm:
i 6a»'ra/?f*£§[i
it*»w .ijtmvimv. \
RMantfa W l
Cnleon..*4 «4 .
-CpV*rf,JJ4 .JJS
Smipt&nx . 7* i
WeTJmde.o4 .ixi i
TUvftk;.. ajf »-. i
Navart, p •; ■ a#
- FkiYBtf6tpbik:Marlcet6.
I '3* Evening.
markettadollbatffrmto day,the demand
f -: for export and home tfse being limited.. The receipt*
; BTe-Tejy iiiht,*Bd ibaealee reach none 600 bble only at
r ,' f6.76!0r extra. includin'* WO Vble
- feneyWoefera family Flonr at Q9.€2% bbl. The
- xaoderatelyvitlJio the above range of
. nrice*.;utubr*i>dAnd quality. Kye'FlmV and Corn
• itaalar# alee odlet; tlte'ldnattrie offered at 6714, and
-tfrehtteratjJMy^tp'bTiy'nibodte&loi;'
• - . boMer* oferime
..., eualitrareArm. .‘the demand.however. ialinitrd. and
. mr mlee eomanae aboat4 ** botbeje, in lots, at from
,-•1 Jito'#t.4of6r,fair to rood ami prime red, the’latter
' forDelawitfa. and 91.40 to dldfdr. white. Jfje .ia
■earoe.aad wHiacin aemaHtray at 770. Com ia leea
.native. and father low«r;*VnjtsoQotm*belejelkiw eold,
Ats3»ff>o.ih:>«l¥ at tha iatur rat*, aaoat^hfelndin*
; tome inferior *t«fMe. £ , (Mi,§Te ucebaeted, but
' * ratherdd)i<9tdSo&rBtace«ajßdsSofof'Oehvare; .
'ft** l *offered.** IS.
Coy^^^Tk?t'*^V‘ n,r J r h'*t ? a demand; andyrxoes are
' -ttnaetied irith a email ouemeea only to
:j%ttgi(U£?Ttie movement ia email, and the market
r" witaoaiahlreluin/r*;t .-‘'n 1 - •
H»ov»»w>xe«—The market ooetinnteon toe mWnno*;
100 tneke Mawin eold at lie. ami t<y»do. fcbouldere
9j. m*lt Meee-Pnr* ia held at $l9 bbirwiti, * «m»U
i mm*- -Lard»ia;*W»Ufwd tiercee, isnetd ft.
GreeaMeateat* held at full rate*, and the atoetr of all
- trade da fewhaade-'Batter emtiimeedall, at from 9e>
■l4aJMb.aatn quality.
--~ tnovlae off-rather freely, ana MO bble
Weeteraeod si tthCatStorw u* lota.' 'Peiwerlvama i bis
. - . are Mwroe.Md eeU at 9lWo, oradge 20c. and hhds at Sio
• 'V- aalion. t • v? £- - >’ ■ v .
Xafrkets by Telegraph*
w * “BiiTiirdes/JiiD# SB.—Floor doll; How Aid etrtet held
At • Vbat eteady: aeirwrute
.> *ITJ; (.W tf4o*l4o; r*d_sl.»CUo.-Corn hieher;
whit*end)fUowSB<f7le.’ Provisions,firmatßid.76for
jneeo.SlM.-816 ftr prime.Uftcoß-slueellO. Whisky
) r»dttluta)tfev - : -■ 5
CITY JTKJMS.
BrnmAT-BcHOoi.' PtoWro'a*6 Ekcetraiow-—The
annual Pic-tf johoKdsi of.th* Sa"day*eehWi connect
. edvnththeFirstKeforaedDutcbChurch.Sevcmhnotl
String Barden aireetr.wu eefebmted yesterday m
.-.- genuine rattle ttjle, the adult fortiori of the emigre**-■
. tiSri iiaSing-fiEriV/atlyjjiriiciaatfdiij featm
- ti e a,J naccordnibo Wi tht b e previootly arranged plan ,
of a headed by ,£d win. Booth, f *<j.lheeffi
-oiafi wpennWijdatttorthamaiuo.!B>|fa*atloOftl school,
the c!n df'an, wiUi ibalr teache»*,,arid others, to <ho
t umber <>f aboot live‘hundred andfv.ty, u.et at the.
t * ehereh at?o*eld«k ia fi/o mornittg.'efid s fter completion
' allthe preliminaryefraestmemeVaud ««'appropriate
•' prayer hr two qrihe,brethren,''thewho'e company pro
\ eeededto. Twelfth Arid Spring Bardin atrrota,"’Where a
' aalfieientnumber of Ridge-avenue carawere in wniticig
•'to carry them to thefr place of destination-strawberry
Manmdn, some' four mileaout. During the day there
■ - were Btnnernitf srftrvie of oonld'riot con
veniently leave ja-JJI# poon ng, eo the whole num*
- beronthegroundatonetiine.wweboiiteUht hundred
- - • pertoae. ; - -
The day wee *rent in a Very'sensible way* .tad to the
. evident eijoymerit of allpresent* There was not a act
programme of tire*nrne,aod therefore bcefesP, reliKinba
eyewTVfto interfere with the rural pleasure* of either
Tfhe edmirablo reU* adopted for thego-.
„•-■ Tefeiiept of the ohitdten iarid their attepdanfe.were, to
' (h9e t with remukible ifrietnesi,
tbfl jarye number,', and. the bun
rv l *t*iWiet*ee<»f#»)wl«wting»porti:eng«jred.jfl by the I
- littia folk*, there wfcs/we bellers T not the tightest «e- \
'cldei t tomat the ytfasnleeof.tfeedsj* - 'Wbentbe din
- in numerous Tar- 1
. 4 /tise.sod frcmJhj/bmmtjrorj-rovifioa mede by thiH
tbeieeepTieot; wßorgcpey r epreed enmpteose ban
. , - the l»rie. shsdy tress r
' L w4te<ri»«hCed api&rtiGU of the ground*. Af:er apead-'
' Jpgabouttea hodre> the" train of puieiuer ears wee
;-V tjuim ia the happyVgctireion ate to the
r w|tfph„'|tWjiioubt hot, wilt
■-> 1 ;• her rememberAdvnth pleasure hyatt who participated. .
' ‘ 1 Skatin'*, #* to. -; V.-. ;
' - Lodlei.Bottor Di*,*,, ne., of oor
' '.'T ‘ ’'tmU'tlitmt Sits Hl*.Se«( iHU.WI'VM'Wi’ prirM.:
c«*i) 4.C0 ,Houm Fti'nlih,r««njl
X-s: : i«wi»e(*a»w t Pl»».djWM».H*.CM^»«itrtre*t;
««<tl »hw«'i
.rwtßr. lßdi.J.chsnwur fn lat e sni, VeU
. “ »iklh^qr»tiljpsrO»ni»rfV;d!(il.vllr»
/ ' from^ we faiU jtapi.diTrmiiti-hew fhi h»bjto'
thatfijrfl rl,Nvhtw^irt>^.f»Vl.hertoi!]u,tr»it('c^flr,ir
w ,Bnn, im tniltthine*." tfiet'uth
liftb.:muw«f-4«ilt ImunM.
~»tISSa " Cb«-i»‘S*- S ft.ClothwtiKniW'nnm” of Gtsn-
Cli« * fßu£«tr*.(,'-h a ,re “ lilt!, pro
I. y . «nuk »r, Mernnp*aiiid bp uwfal Ki 't* »J
-■ f t k •
, .... Tt>.rrt‘T*' mitl; I? •«J>e(sreti i« th« cn,-
iapjOStl|litfll«? *.<■■ A*.- : 'HiK- • V
l’"'ss?;,-^WB:aBH»IVib- Q»*W EdFF*B!f.—Th«
ti* *
natwwnwrwawf --'
iMJdtiro w*«bslow R«*oy I*l»isd—aJlboandop. .‘ •
tSetalti wbetfc Jf Reokwith,3days from Hasten, Wd,
*r*/n to JM ij BowJsr t 00.
?ll - -• " ‘ ii?"' bttwmoath, -
-* : , fOprreepoadenoeof ThePres*.) _
, . T . ,- ’ Now Y onx, June 28._
*htP*Audover.fromNewOrleans} Orpheus,
rtoroßaUiraore; baric Tivola, from Pnneer brigs Luoln
oaiXiom Arroyo; John Butter, fromPortnn Platt. ■ ,
“ - - . Bofliow, June 28
Arnypd, ship. Enoch Tram, from Liverpool; bark Va-
JeltivfroaCap* Town. r
• ' ’■MftW'MtANDA. , „
• MBteamßhijp Kanßtajcton. Baker. henoe, arnvad at Bos
'HstbaiOßhip Delaware, Cannon, hence, arrived at Bal
tMnrereiMriir.' -■• •■
Steamship Granada, Harris, from New Orleans and
Havana, arrived ta New York yes^rday.-
fltetmabip M*untas. Liesegamr. from Matanzas June
2ld ArnreuatNew York veaterdar. . ,
SteamthioßftUtraore, Green, from Baltimore, arrived
at Havana Met inet. •■ - -- - ,
Ship John- Clark, from Liverpool for Philadelphia,
waz eposes Mth tut, *> mile* E of Barnezta.
v Bhip Grev **agle, Hughes, from Havana, arrived at N
York ye* erday. ~ . _ _
'Ship# Emily Ant ustir.'AtAlaqta, Gov Langdnn, Apn E
Hoooer. Tonawnnda, Philadelphia, and W Camming*,
'for Philadelphia, were loading at Liverpool 16th ioet.
Bark J B Jdaneon, for Philadelphia, sailed from Ma
tancaalithinet.
"Birt Marian. Smith, rrortt Rio de Janeiro May 12, ar
n^odatN«wYork>eetd»dav. - _
-Bark Washington Butoher.Colhn*. for Remedios and
Fbl'adelphle, cleared at Havana 19th in*t.
'’Bark Acacta, Pinkham, henoe, arrived at Cardenas
18th tnst
Bark Modena, Ryder. from Boston for Philadelphia,
sailed from Holraee’Hole a#'h inrt, _ -
• Bark Ardsthan. Kalioob, sailed from Cardona* 22J met
-Bark Cord el ia, Robert*. from Balhadnes. arrived at St
Thomae lOtii Inst, and sailed 14th for Maracaibo.
Bark C w Poult*®?. Sprague, at Havana 23d inet,was
chartered to load 450 b ho* atSagua for New York.
Bark Ida Baynes. at Havana 2W inet i wm
for Philadelphia, at
r ?dary A Ftetson*w** chattered at Havnna23l
inet. to load sugar for Philadelphia at ®U» per box—ca
paoiey ifiCO boxes. _ . .
Brie Trad. Brown, honor, arrivod at Havana lTtlunsfc
Brjg C C Bilimr*, Cort, nenoe, arrived et Trmidtd
BAnnoad«lfi, Hatch, henoe, arrived at Boston 17th
Instaut. ■ i
Brig Black Squall, Davir, hence, arrived at Cardenas
16th fost. ' •
ling P A Paige, Davie, henoe, arrived at Cardenas
iStlncat...,
Brig,Ocean Wave, Morton, for Philadelphia, oleared
at Matanza* Ifith met*
Bug May Queen, Morton, was discharging at Matin*
S**2otbtoSU
; Qolir 0 H Rogere, Langley, sailed from Algtanzae 19 U
inst. for Philadelphia. „ . , .. ,
PcUr Pennsylvnom, Brown, for Philadelphia* vraa
chartered at Havana to load 200 hlida at §6 per hhd- .
•fiohrj M Houston, Russell, from Portland, arrivod at
Havana 23-1 in*t . .
Poiir 0 P. Talpoy, henoe f arrived at Newburyport
26th mst. 1 ,
ARRIVALS AT THE,PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
' ~ BP TO 12 o’clock last sight.
. CONTINKHTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut ate.
PR Rent. Phila . R Garrott, B»1t
L Clover. NY Dr Higeina, Ga
K MoCalie, Cin' 8 A JHndses. Allentown
A Van Swarmgor.Phila J P Pnroero*. Pittsburg
EU Bowen, • a . EH Dirh', Boston
Jasßuzaev Pittsburg J 1/Graham. Allegheny
W Ward, Allegheny . Mr Miller &• la. W'oKeesp’t
PH Bies.v fc la. Pitt.burg 8 'lor.nw. Pitlshnrit
E FAsselt &. la, Ohio W B Todd A la, Wash
t* Give -fi-lrt k d in, N 0 Thus Mack. Boston
W King, Gettysburg Jan B King, Gettv*!mrg
Miv* V. i CKing. Gettysb? John P Hooper Balt
WF Cooke Balt G*.» J Hugh**, Pa
Mis* Hi-mith P L Banks.Gj-
Mrt?nnth,l>a Ga
G R Banks, ‘is., John F Ferguson, N C
John NC AM Frid.ey*. Minn.
Mum MFridlex.Mion C H MoCormick,Chicago
J WMurrettde la. Va - MissLAMurrete. va.
Mist MR urrelt. »eno . . Miss A Haraoaitle, N J
MtssK HHatdoMtle,N J FJBanks.Ma
o.Krontisn NY'- ’ I* .Kline & 1«, Lebanon
.Master S Klme, Lebanon.. MimßM kune, Lebanon
Miw T H Kline. I-«barton W H Green, ill
C W Bead. USN . If S Marshall. HI T .
W C McCal*.Trenton '• Doug ms & la, St Louis
K B McPherson, bt Looig 4 Jax Rhodes,
HP-MurteV feta. Ntshvitte ' , 'R.N K
W M Fcott.Chicago . Mi»» Hickman. W Chest
WH < ippincott, Pittsburg J A MoMiilan. T7P A
HW Lambeitos k la .Minn .T A t.anonke, Manor,.
Mre B I.anrake. Mncoy M**s R K Lnnirca'e. M*cr
J w Taft & la, Ohio J H 8n ith k U, Pliila
A Jordan k la. Pa E JJ» Towimend, N Y
Mrs A PhtUtColutobua . ~lfc Rioe. N Yotlc
J Harderhergh. * York H Coovburo. N Y
Mr Blair & In, Md JobnMagg, NY
G <? Grainner. At Lhniz W Granrer. Btlt
W B Bazen. VS A - J W rrotelifitU k la, Va
RLinllay, N,Y J B^udersin
Mhteln, Balt • AT Weisenfeld. Balt
Chat Dmku». Wit -Jno L Green. N Y
A Bellera, N Y Judire Foot. Vt
t G Oakley k la, Ch oago N W Rohetts &H*NY
Beni *me La Mason Briscoe, i exaa
JB Shaw CSI _ . J) Goodwin. IYY
J 8 Holme*. Bristol, Rt J P Fish. Rnoklend
HonJPHeIe.NH JM Waidwell, NY
O Bute, r, N Y J» Lour, flevnunah
AHBean.NY RlissJ H Johrton.Mr'S
U Walter, Wash . Miss Ida Walter, Wash
Miss A B Waller, Wash K sir*s. Norlolk „ ,
Mitt Higgs, Norfolk Mitt Wilson, Norfolk
Miss Claiborne. Norfolk Miss Faison. Norf.dk
Mi»f<tolton Norfolk « FF.-o^s,Norfolk ~
FT F<mk*»Norfolk W BThorn * >a. Brooklyn
CM Cox. Boston John 88dbv, Balt
D Hoste>ter. PjlUhurg Chet L «tewort, N Y
L G Basil. Savannah Geo H Chrever, Savannah
ThosP, Ba«ly Ai», Pa. Geo King k la, Ga
GG Wells, Me ,;RRoper . .
MasterCUrkson C bppin£-A Ja..Ga
H Btibh«. Savannah • M’hog I. Turner, Havann’* h
John Herr, Lnno*st*r G 8 Kaulfman, Columbia
* H Purple, Colambia W T Bradley, Conn
J D Trance. Conn Col Tl omas. Wnahm«ton
J H Niobols, Washington W A Shepird ,Troy, N Y
,A Baud k la. UH A JR I ouia. N Y
Jcz Johnson, Miss Mrs E Johnson, Miss
, r GIRARD HOTTfiE—Ninth' and Chestnut streets.
FH. Armstrong. Hoboken Thoe H HaM. Hoboken
DWRigts, NY Jas Mnnroe Ark
slex Inrnbnll* Ark B G Single A la, Del *
Miss Mathews, Del Mim LWatk tie, Del
'G W Darlington. Md C F Coombs. Md
*t Fairbanks. Crow Wing HE Haynes. l L‘(uo
.BG Rein, Ohio Miss Reiss Ohio
•K WSmith* Chicago F h Billen. St. I Louit ..
fiH Dadd k W. Boston AD Hi;rir, Cinmnnati
WOMcRejDoMs. Ind Hon T J > nrk.N J
KA Ailse, Trenton , • w KLewis* la, Alhanyfl
•Mies Armstrong. Albany David Wuiisma,
Jas Maxwell.Brookljn J M Kin b>ll A4a,Montreal
• 'Uioe s-erwa h,Y H 8 Hayes,-N Y.
John Hayes. NY OH Ceauhen. Crow W ing
R B Gordon k la. Conn , Miss Gordon. Conn
Hiram roeht, Pnila - A J Moori'esd. Pottsvule
R' 1 abemella. Beit - ' A Masa* Balt M _
Cltesa.Bat \ J F-Navarro NY'
HVon niabo k la, N C Girard Rti es & la Miss
wis'sCtUes, Miss' • This N lows. NY *
MrWtvtt*. e> O * • J-P Aailsrd. Hichmond
Get> MetSonjgto k la, Md Mjs* AlcGonigle. W
Miss Vming. Md • -W B Mowhrxv. N 0
Bami W F tzierald Ideut Col Eiholt, N Y
fi W Stanley, Pfindeton ' H tinnlop k la. 8 C
Alfß Robinson,NO - D W Grenthew, Ga
b P White, Ga W T Cutler. Ga
W P MetJin &,la. Brooklyn H Murphy, Fa _
Geo De B Keim. Potuvilfe Col Tbo« A Lawjence, Pa
«ieo Green tlft.NY WWWV»hh.bY
DJbeiiey.Ga . . Miss Relit* Bjib*y, Q»
Mis* Annie Bailev, Ga 1, L Bay ley. N C
Jos Morphy, Jr,N C - Waller BowleAVa
Che* K Walker. Tern Jae MoPhail, Md
RnbtHenderson. N-Y ' H K Murphy * m.NC
W 8 Burley. NY DC Brentey * la. Potistn
GD Avery, Mich G tv Root. Hartford, Ct
Dw Peliuer A- la'fNY ' Mi«Wi'son,NY
MltaOook.NY .Th« s 8 Scott, Mass
fas TPocit, Mass T W Bullett. Phila ,
Rami Csnewell, NY K H Owen. Hartford
John M Burne t Cal FAuzoiris
H 8 Wilson k la, 8 C Mist Newhall* S C
JmE Watkins, Bo.iklyu K Roaohe,.La
Rpbtß Jordfln.N Y • W W Willie. Md
W W Gillespie Md Cftas K •'ellr, W,J
M M Morris* la, NC - Mi«t Wingate, N C
8 Yates I evy. »a -R Tkinif. .vafannah
John P-Wetherill, Phila. • H Woodruff, L I
K Whaley, N Y B 8 Wlix ev N J
nff'wi.M ■ ■ Ge. Kliis, NY, ,
Due Gorouria.N 0 Chng Jones A fa. La
• Hoh If J Walker. Wash . 0 Wend* 1. Wa«k
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B F Jordan * la, Va Mis* Jordan, va
Benj Heath. Boston *: JPortlf. Va
bneeneßoaeh. N 0 3 W Roach. NO
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it p Br*»n*n,CK - T) a Breen an. Ca'bonilale
1 Y- a Bradley. Wasn.ir 0 M K Morw. va
Jn© Marth, Md H Martin- Md
Sami Pierson. Ga lewis Render. Ga
M-A Blown. ft Y AHWUw.NJ
Win P'LHUder.N Y E FerEwnn* N Y
1> MeConkey* W Chester Jan Hajvaid Boston
Th©*"West.Bo*’on GCMpmfm.NO,
» r H Fulton, NC J H Nelson ft la. N C
)rSherman, Canada ' Mr* French. A’ox, Va
l)rsil*l! A 3<M. Boston / P Hall A la. Boston
' Fercnsnn, New Haven WB 1 hepild ft 1*». V&aton
3 to T Haines, Ad HI King, Weah.D C
,*FJiCWANTS* HOTEL—Fouifb street, tntow Arch.
S Flitch A wf. St Louis Mits Finch, St Louis
P Tramp. PhHa J Pnyder.Somerset co
WI tto, r. Frmerset co R l)en >e A wf .Belvidere
lieePepao. TteWuWo Hon j C Mo y ibbin.f‘al
J J Mu**'***, Ncwrille J«o 0 Ostorloh, Weir oo
J-eSTaI ifero. V» H Nut, Bnn<*ver, Pa
' )r 01 instead, U S N Mrs' »lms'*ftd A oh. Texas
,T»dob Texaa • • Mrs Wander A ch, Texes
Mm Lamb, Texaa Mus Larob.Te***
<» J Laurence, a mersviUe C * Foster., M inersviue
C J Cameron. Caledonia Wni Crowoer- N Y
A Thompson Corn, * y L L M mor. • reen co
*an BlohardJ-pfk Horen J# Marbury, NY
Isaac Smith, f*Y, , H *lorri«nn, TWt
Miss * orriaon. Balt . J T “efowe Wilkesbarre
) MoPonaffl, Pittsbary ' A BMiHer. Bv't
A B MullfO„C«.chmatt John GcahemKy
H Burke, Ya C 8 Garrett, Va
AMERICAN HOTEJj—Chertnut. ahova Fifth.
P#o M Huili. N Y J«» PRnilh, Reading
Olookhjrt, Phlla • - . FEUfijrtO.NY
lohty D'jKK.n.N Y , g Huein». Balt
tobtSaTd»,4rt&la,TM *» **Hamilton.Min
HVain. WntfrtnWn.NY - T N "ntwrsmi, Mine't/’o
T CJNlpnla, jr. E niton Md WMCeWnvepAUiPa
H w Watano* Williamsport W o Kennede & 8 m, Ua
} Krtmn.DM ' . P J Wf>oJrl>ff. C>rm
' H Lyons. Pal w I,Piss'..New York
J M Oh'o ' J A Halo* Aid
T McCarty, Jcrtcy Short * -
- fir. LOUlSHOTEL—Chestnutstreet, ftb.Third.
Thos Brown PhiU A P Cobb, Phila
D Bmwn.Fall River Garrison. I’nitsviHe
i Wll*.,Mlru , rs» , il*e B I o*. la. fc *. Ct
W(J^a'ter n *ld. Greensboro W K Lo •» Rending, Pa
OAHKert.NY GATutlo.Ohin _
N Y- TtOHartmon Danville,P»
Oen Jean. Pnvnnnnh P B Mos»y. Bq;ioo
/ A'Moniieimer, Phila F v huh*rt, N Y
A Perkins. spr'n field, Mu** John W*'ls, Balt, ,
WphnUuoV. NY B DannenhoW, Cincinnati
Chae C Smith* N Y-
THE tTNTON HOTEL-Arch atrMt *bovc Third. ,
R Werner NJ ■ ‘ Cfomly. Ohio. ,
W RRhacffer, Fittafarg WB»*wart. Pittsburg
JL Rieltl, J’snvil!e> T O Young Ala. INoifolk
Ik Phillip* PH a .T M Ha*mond, Ohio
-W « HiHmuro. P* Cn\ M Wbeeier. N Y
L Wsyt*. Cfinfon on Mi** F Wert* Clinton co
B !»o*«rtthaLSan Francisco J K Pu«h. Dovlestowo
KF Pugh. Boy leaf own Jlenj H»rwo(d. Pofliville
3 F.Hsststrti. StLnuls M-a JVnnwell. Del
Mr* Clark. Dover, Bel Mim Lizzie T(Vark,Bel
SMCahG* *' * W, W Wataon, Ohm
W H ‘Jeytar.OWo . J E dmithi *W
Mu# Jgffi!tli,Md • -
STATES UNION HOTEL*—MurW.t rtreet. Sixth.
OS i'inshtov PhiU' G.o V? Sh*-,
BPr t .i«, AJt'K>nii , Clis«R Wlfl. " <I N
0.0 Je k*n*, rbila. 0 A Joses. Forrient’n, N J
SYtH T‘ I< LTHpk'ion* Wil u, 'tel
WlSwriJtlKwaihmfton P Worrell, Lano po, Pa
fgajUyaoide. Prov, It I - •
o?**ga6l Af/HOTElxHßipth rt., *tx>w Cht.’not.
Oc&aitt, Wjlm.Ttei 8 Penriook.P* ..
Bft»»*lMp/Sr*l>«rh3r, Pa ?* v ’Thoi» Wiikee. Chicago
P m Bar*, pi -, r. Jeaao Barrolet NY t
Frsck Crtiiby, Pa JJJevoe, We»t Cheeter
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third *t„ ftboye CaUowhltl,
R F WhitAker. Hnr York J Mum r ord. Pa
WJjraadenbo»h f Bichm hapin. Eatfon
J HWiUon. 'llenfoVn C BajMr- Sch Haven
I> WiH am*. Danville,.pa J Jones, Danville, Pa
E I)o*ter, Beth.leheiHi
FARLEY SOEAF it.; below Vine.
J vf Bodvetf 1 . Doyteßtuvn <r Geo Band«*rc6ck, Pa
.AjJStiles.Wl) • • - Worries Fell, Bucks oo
: n&A Ps
JCsffirßhpi, 6 PGive S .,, P,
BLACK BEAR^HOTEL.—Tbiyd U,Above Callciwhii!
rtSmith-i Jllonlcomeryoo SWorH*. PhilA
4* Brum ha ok. Resding' - o M-Roodman. Reading
,TA Wp!ffosP%O . ; , .
froWttTltN'iOTEi' Msrxet,
Jnd PtttxJUp.-J.l ,
fi Lord, Camden, Del F Lord, Camden, Del
HiMimB-p»yßl#|«gWCg'
MOUNT VERNON ffOTEL.-Fecoud,above Aioh «t.
If £! {Turk. Fu*#ex 00, N J , Jim WVitsnnT Spring Mill*
0 Ohio • A Calkin. 0 ilhrnon
ATrftrd. Wa*neoo‘ Q WTravis, Dei oo
RB fiwifrU SCB O Young. i>*fkersville,NY
APmith. Freemnnt . Q P Qufok, Bai.cook
H Myfjri, Baitimor* . "
: NATIONAL HOTEL—Am* street, above Third.
ft M hv*arL Lsticvtcr A M fiwarr A In Lane
Thoe Graham. Pittsburg A N Boyer, Donaldf on
R Thompson, Doylestown A RBooshtor. b§b nou
3W it head. Wifkfl*b«re 1 8 HiKtiinß, -H.adinrf
AKeppflrtl.tiA .
r 3PEGIAL NOTIOES,
', .The New Peefomb—Phawns’/ Pau
■iowNi.t—Th»ool,brat,d JAPANESE'EXTRACT for:
thd-handkerchief prepared from the’ ‘of the
‘celebrated Tree of Japan. The Molirß. PHALON
take pleasure'in stating that the new extrgot-haanever
been surpassed for its strength, aromatic sweetness-and
lasting perfame. Copyright secured.'. For sale every
where. Prepared only by - PHALON * SON#
jeW-lOt; . 61 GREENE Street, New York.
Mb r ep. a ’ Miraculous Vermin De-
STHOTBn, the oldest and beet remedy known for Ex
terminating PATS and . -MICE, COCKROACHES
BUGS, ANTS, MU4Q.UITOES, FLEAS, MOTHS,
GRAIN WORMS,and GARDEN INSECTS.
' tar Principal Depot, 613 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Sold by aUDrnggisU everywhere, myl6-3m
Smwing •- MAOirtifKS. All persons who
hate bought Sewing Machines which will not perform,
the work expeoted, are informed that SINGER'S Ma
chines never fail to do any kind of work# No one is ever
disappointed in the Machines of
' I. M. SINGER * CO#, No. 810 CHESTNUT fit,
apJ-Sm - ' ,
To Consumptives.—Qubru's Cod Liybr
Oil. JSI.LT.
This great speoifio for Consumption is fast superse
ding all others in Its curative effeotsupon those afflicted
with tubercular diseases,' being twice as efficacious as
theorudeoil. Prepared upon highly scientific princi
ples of the pure oil, and robbed of the nauseouß taste of
the ptain article, it is received into the storaaoh in its
jellified form, without mastication, and is gradually dis
solved and digested, passing into the email intestines
drop by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
nutritious properties, and thus assisting and sustaining
nature in overcoming the disease. Approved by the
New York Aoademy of Medioine. and recommended by
the faoultr everywhere, this preparation is confidently
offered as a remedy for Consumption and all Scrofulous
affections. Sold by FREDERICK BROWN, oorner of
CHEBTNUT and FIFTH Btroets; FREDERICK
BROWN, Jr„ Continental Hotel} and T. W. DYOTT
& SONS, mHSl'Siufdm
Oirs Pnioa Clothing of tub Latest
Stylus, made in the boot inannorrexpressly for RE*
TAIL SALES. LOWEST soiling prices marked in
Plain Figures, All goods made to order warranted satis
factory. Our ONE-PIUOE system is atriotly adhered
to, os we beUeve'this to be the only fair way of doallng
All are thereby treated alike, - JONES * CO.,
ceS-tf AH MARKET Street
MARRIED.
BUCHANAN—KELLY —On the 27th instant, by Rev.
H. Au/us us Smith. Mr. James H. Buohanaa to Miss
Reltecvtt Mar* Kelly, all of Philadelphia. *
M ARRDALIi—FOR D.—On tiie 27th instant, by Rev,
vr, W. Work, Mr. Cilab H- Marshall, of Delaware, to
Miss Martua E. Ford, ot Philadelphia. *
DIED.
O'KEEFE.—On the 28th- inst, at his residence, Potts
vii'e. Rev. Joseph O'Keefe. ,
Tre Revrrend olerey, and his relatives and friends,
are respectfully invited to attend hie funeral, from the
Reading dfpot. Thirteenth and on Satur
day# netween the hours of 12 and l o’clock, without fur
tberitot'ce To prooeed toSt. Mary’s Cemetery. **
C^ONIdK.—At Monrovia. Frederick oountv, Md .on
h* morning of the 23th instant, Catiiarine, reliot of the
ate Jsonb Cronise. . *
A**CHKJl.—On the 27th instont, m Haddonfield,
Jerse W Starr, infantsonof Benjamin F. and Kale W.
Arc er, aged 8 months, , . .
GlBSON.—Onthe27tn instant, James Gibson, in the
27ih sear of his »ge. . , , r _
Funeral from the reaidencfi or his father, No. 1227
Chcrrv street. thi*( Friday) afternoon, at 2 o’olock. *
NIGHTUrTJ^R.—On the 27fh instant, Adam Night*
Unjter,inthe43dyearothiSAee. %
Funeral fro n hi* late rcsid-nc*. Perkfiomen street,
lat* Powell street, baluw Nineteenth, oa Sunday after
noon.at4ocl.ck-
PROB'FC '.—On the26th instant, Caroline D. Pro*
ba*co, in the 23d year of her age. *
Funeral from the residence of her mother. No. 26
Catharine s'reet.this fFrtdayfinorning.atSo'clcok *
HEWSON.—nn th* 27th mstani, after a lingering ili
ness. Miss Anna H. H*vson.
Funeral from the residence of Christopher Binder.
1446 ilarThaU'trert, on Saturday afternoon. at 2 o’clock.
KNEADS— On the 26th mstnnt. Mary ,rlla Kneass.
Toun-reat daughter of*Jamos A and Barah J. Kneass,
a,'*d2l months.
LINENBHPb.Tf ! .—* n the 28th instant, Mr. Peter
Linens* eom, in the 68th jear of ins age.
Funeral from hi* late rosidenno. Nnrri* strept, ninth
doo* below Second street, this (Friday) afiernoon, at 9
o’nlook. „ *.
MARLKY.—Ontho 27th instant, James,son of Roh t
and Busan Mariey. aged 3 rears. 9 months.
Funeral from tlie Tcsidence of his parents, No. 2060
Saasom street. tliia(Fr'd«y)morning, atlOoolock. *
BROWN.—On the 27th ins ant, at Norristown, Mary
Brown, in the 49th year of her a?*. , .
Funeral frnrp the residence of her htiabtwf. William
Btown. Washington street, above Greeu Norristovru,
on Sunday aften-oon. at 4 o’clock - , *
-gLACK AKT) PURPLE FOULARD
SILKS.
BESSON & SON
HAVE LATELY IMPORTED,
Ono case blaok and purple Foulard Silks,
One case plain black Foulard Silks,
Two coses black and white English Chintzes.
One ante gray Chene *' Syria" Poplins.
. One case gray Chene “ India Glace*’ Poplins.
One casndark gtay ft ide Grandrills.
Three onset Pflglisli Crapes and Crape Veils.
Two cages low priced black Alpacas.
MOTJBNING STORE.
918 CHESTNUT STREET.
N. fI.—WHOLESALE ROOMB on Second Floor. It
rnHR only; reliable article—
JL CLARK'S Patent INHRLIQLF, PENCILS, for
Alarkmg all kinds of Oiothing neatly and indelibly.
They go their work better than ink, without its trouble
orriiko* Blotting. Kachwillmark 2000article*. For
eale, vVholesale and Retail, by D. C. TAYLOR Sr ro..
Agent* for the Manufacturer, No. 911 CHKSTNUT
btreet. I* l * Brn
rrr* UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA—
IL? DBPaKTMi*Nr OP ARTcl—'lheeXHminat'on
ofnaudidate* for admission will bn held at the UMIVBK
-81TY on MONDAY, the second day of Jmy, at ten
o’clock A. M. can apply for admissiun to.
pursaethe full for the degree of Bachelor of
Art*, or oolv that portion of it fur»htoh the degree of
KacbMor of Scienoe is given, or any such portion as the
Faculty nia * function. GEORG B A l L v N,
je39 30ji2-3t ■ Beoretary of the Faculty of Art*.
UAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-Mr. GIL
ILY ADaMS is no longer authorized to uo business
forW. ALVIN LLOYD or his BiH>raboyt and Railroad
Guide. W. ALVIN Li OVD.
New York, June 27.1862 je29_2t_
THE GREATEST LUNCUCOF THE
ILj SEASON to be given at OUR uoUik LIBRA
Ry Street, to*morr w morning from 1* to 12 o’clock,
«.o ned Beef and Snapper Soup. IS • JaR BH YaN,
It* Proprietor.
JOHNT. NMITHb OF PHILAPELPUIA,
Uj* J’°rPft*SlD NT of the UNI i'Bw STATE 4 .
GEORGE N. BATES of Jenkintown, Mouttomery
county Pennsylvania, intend* to d*iiv*r an address in
lndependenc* Square, on JULY 4th, 1860. in favor •nf
JOHN T- SMITH, forth'* next Presidency of the Uni
tedStatog. The public at large are Invited to be movent.
After the reapers, the mofettn* w il organ.ze. J»23 3t*
rrs=" POST OTFU'K, PHILADELPHIA, PA.,
U 3 Junk 27th, 1830.
Toe late Act of Congress restricting the compensation
of contrao'ors for carrying the Mails to OahlornU, Ao.,
by sea, hav ng rendered it impracticable to mike con
tra ots for suoii service, Lkttkr Mmm will, hereafter,
be made up at this Office, daily, fr California. Oregon,
ami vvnshmgton 'l'erntory to bo conveyed by the Over
land Route, via St. Louis, Mo.
This Office has rot ns yet been notified of any arrange
ment by which Newspapers, &0., for these coin's can
BK FORtV iEPKD. . tt. B. UROWNK,
(Vlr* UA'lVßfiSm OF PENNSYLVANIA,
IL| . (DKPARrMENTOF ARTS.)
The Examfimtion of the Juamr, Rnphomoro, And
Frothn an Clo»«es. at the close of the Third lerin, will
be held ts the fallow ng order r
MONDAY, gflth— From 9 to 11 • A, M., Sophomore*, bf
the Vice* Provost. (Chemistry of the M*tal».)am) Fresh
man, by Prof. Kendall. (Osomoirr.t written. From 11
tol. Junior*, bv Prof. Alien.(tne Eleotraof Sophonlea.)
TUESDAY, ssth —From 9 lo 11, Juniors, by the V:ce-
Provost,(Dynamics.) and Sophomores, by ProL Ken*
d*H, (Analytical Geometry.) written. From 11 to 1,
Freshmen, by Prof Mien,f Herodotus.)
W KDNhSDAY. ?7th.- «rum 9 to U. Juniors, br Prof.
Kendall, (Differential Calonlus,) and emphomores, by
Prof Copnee.f English Philology.) written. From 11 to
l,Fe*shmen,J>y rrof. Copree-f History )
THuJUJ»'Av.S3th —From 9 toil, Juniors, by Prof.
Jackson, /the Memnoiimi of Plantas,) From 11 to 1,
Sophomores, by Prof. Allen, (the Clouds of Aristo*
jJianfts )
FRlDAY,29th.—FromOtoll. Juniors, bv Prof.Cop*
See. (Jurisprudence of the United Ktites ) From 11 tol.
nnhoninres, by Prof. Jnoksou, (the Odes and Epistles of
Horaoe.)
SATURDAY. Sflth.—From 9 to 11, Freshmen, by Frof.
Jaokson, (the Satires of Horace.) _
, . . * „ GEORGE ALLEN,
je2s-fl Fecretarv of the Faculty of Acta.
The holders of the bonds of this Company, due’jnly 1,.
1860, can now reoeive, upon application at this offioe, lo
per oent. in cash, upon the terms specified in the oirou
lar attached.
The holders are also entitled lo the benefit of a Sink*
ing Fund of $140,000 per annum, as established by the
stockholders at their annual meeting, held January 9,
1860, and m pursuance of the ooniraot.entered into by
he oompany and duly recorded, to carry the same into
ffeot. ___fil.ilKAl)FOßi>, Treasurer.
CIRCULAR.
Nottct lo tht Holders of Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company Mortgage Bonds, due July 1, 1860.
These bonds are.eecured by the first mortgages on the
road, amounting in the aggregate to 93,808,400. The
net revenue for the last fiscal year was six times the
amountof the annual mierest on these bonds.
The managers propose to extend them for a period of
twenty rears, the holders retaining the bonds And the
security of the mortgages in the preoiee condition In
which they are now hold. Fruah sheets of oonpons for
the interest, payablo half-yearly, will be issued.
A bonus of 10 per cent, will be given to the holders, in
consideration of their absenting to the extension. This
bonus will be pa<u in oasti to the bearers of the bonds,
on their signing a reoe-pt and presenting their respec
tive bonds at the offioe ol the Compant, or (o its axouts,
for endorsement.
Forms of reoeipt and endorsement will be fornished
ob apphoation.
r ‘l.°
PHILADELPHIA AND fIPADCNG
!L3 t RAILROAD CO.-Offioe', SDT Foutl. FOURTH
, . ~ PniLAi etpitu June z th. 1860,
To avoid detention, the folders of Coupons of this
Goo'pany.que on the Js» proximo, nro requested to 'eave
them at this office, on or b-Ore thefiO'u lost, when re
ceipts will be giv-n and checks will be ready for deli
very on the %\ pr xifno. m exchange for said T*-ceipis.
Those persons who have not yet extended • heir Bonds,
are reminded ttiat by dents so now. they will reoeivo a
Bonus of ten per oent. in cash.
jeg-t.lf) B, BRADFORD. Treasurer.
Advertising popularised—ad-
VPRTrMNG POPULMtIKED.
ADVERTISEMfcJNTfi OK A(.L fifZES
ADVbFTitffMKN'JBOF *LL SJZKg
Inserted in (he « AILY MOkNIN INOUiRKR
FOR SIX ObNYH A LINE,
F ir *t insoitmn,
FOUR OENTm each subsequent insertion;
Or. ON/ 4 DOl-LAR a Month per line.
The ciroulntion of the INQUIRr K is only exooeded
by one papyri the Ledor) m Philadelphia. It j s print
ed on fine while pacer, clrar !a*ge n*wtype.
- THE Double Sheet, with irequentSup
p omenta is, eprved at a very early hour *v«iy m rn
ing, for TWELVE C» NTS a week, by oareful Carriers,
pnvebleto tha t amer.
Two Interesting Stories In to-da\ N Sopplement.
OFFICE, I*Jl South THIRD Streot, below Chest
nut.- j 029 3t
riftEAT EASTERN!- i-RFAT EAST-
M.JBRNH-THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER of
TOMORROW (Saturday) wilt contHia a rull*ie<Kth
view of the mammoth steamship GREAT EaB TERN
- X9 e P ort / a,,80 * RUBBE* L. her builder, amt BRU
NEL» ner arolnteot, with their lives.
> Also, large Engravings. Views of the Main and Quar
ter Dm**s.nd Saloon or the GREAT MbTf-BNI
Puli detailaiof everything of rmrortance onnneoted
with the sreatest Naval wonder in the world.
THE INQUIRER, Double Sheet, with Supplement,
is for sale by all News agent* evorywil're, prioe Tvs o
CE vTS. Served by careful Carriers at an earn hour
in the mormvg for TWELVE CKivTS a WEEK.
rayaM'b'thfl Carrier. Cffio® 131 Souih THIR7’ Street,
below QHLsTNUr. - je23-2l
EASTERN! GREAT EAST
inquirer «»f
TO-MORROW (Saturday 1 will conta-n a full lenst»i
view of the mammoth steamship GREAT EASTERN !
The portraits of RUSB LL, her builder, and BttU
NEL. her architect, with their lives.
- Also, large Ener&viugs. Views of the Mairt and Quar
ts' Deoksand Saloon ofthe GREAT EASTERN 1 "
* 'FuU'detail* of everything of importano'« connected
with Iho'yeateet Navel wonder irt the wortd, u ■
THE iNQUjJfKR, Double Sfipet, with Supplement.
Is foreale \> v AH News A rente everywhere price TWO
CENTS- waived by oareful Cjrriers at an earlr hour
in-‘the ipornttyt for TWhLVK CENTS A WEEK,
payable to the. Garner. l3} South THIRD Street,
' JfU9 n_
OIATB. ROOFING.—JOHN . WBLOfJ,
►SsUATHa, J« t-WMWd lo pat on nnjr i»n(ount of
rooßa, Stlowrsto.,- All wor. witrran*cd <o
W«r*oMoiu..Orf«ni ..fit to THIRD fitreot onS OKR-
MfiNTOWN'Koad Till B« proa,tlx stMiW.d to.
Tift FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1860.
QUB APPEAL IS TO THE
DEMOCRACY.
THE DEMOCRATIC ARMY IN THE
TUB SENTINELS POSTED.
THE TENTS PITCHED
THE OLD DEMOCRATIC FLAG FLIES FREE-
COURAGE, MEN, COURAGE! ]
FALL INTO LINE, DEMOCHATS, FOB AOTION. /
JACKSONIAN DEMOCRATS. RALLY, AS IN DAYS
PAST, FOR FREEDOM OF OPINION, >
REGULAR .NOMINATIONS,
That the WILL of the MAJORITY must Severn,
And in opposition to Seceders, Duunionists, and Bolters.
THE HANK AND FILE WILL NOT BE BOLD,
BETRAYED, OR CHEATED.
DEMOCRATS OF PHILADELPHIA,
JEFFERSON AND JACKSON. !
RALLY FOR THE. NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
NOMINEE FOR PRESIDENT, ,
Stephen a. douglas!
T]je man for the masses a* d the candidate for the ori
els. The exponent of th* groat Democratic principle
M Free men Bhall govern themselvis." • t
Alt Democrats in favor of the elootion of
HON. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS,
The Tognlar Democratic nominee, for President of
the United States.
HERSCHEI# V. JOHNSON,!
For Vice President, and
HENRY D. FOSTER,
T or Governor of J’em eylrania, will assemble in
MASS MEETING,
ON SATURDAY* EVENING, JUNE SO,
AT 8 O’CLOCK, IN
INDEPENDENCE SQUARE,
On the ground where the dootrine of non*in*
tervention made the Thirteen Colonies free,
united, and independent States. ' Come in squads, in
battalions, in regiments! Como as patriots. Come,as
freemen. Come ns Democrats. Come from your homes
and wfokshopa. Come, os you love your oountry.
The r ollowing distinguished speakers havo been in
vited toaridrossthe meeting:
Hon. Gt-ORGI' W. JONEB of Tennessee.
Hon. A C DODGE, late Minister to Spain,
Hon. H. 0 MARSHALL, of California.
Hon. ANDREW I. HERRON, of i ouliima.
Hen. JOHN I„ DAWSoN, of Pennsjlyania, *
And others, whose names will be announced upon re
ceipt of their acoepianco. je2&2.*
GrpniRTEENTU WARD DOUGLAS
* AND JOHNSON CLTJB’’will most TO-NIGHT
nt 7H o’oock. at th* house of JACOB FLERX, itr
N’NTIf Street, above Noble, to make arrangement* to
NING ** lo t '® catioa eel > n £ on fiAi URDAY Ev£-
All tbue Domoorafs of the Ward; all opposed to
DUorgnnizors a*d Disuninnists; all friends of the
greavDouslHs, are lnvit*u toL*t»end.
'ALFRED T. JONES, President,
WM. C RU*BELb. geore’ary. It*
Attention, democrats of the
FOURTEENTH WARD.
The Democrat* of the Fourteenth Ward are requpstfd
to meet at the Ward Hou*<e. nor»hsa*t corner Twelfth
and Spring Garden stre ts. this (PRID Y) night,at 8
oMn<*k. to make arrangnmeuts for attendinx the great
Hatifioation Meeting in Independence Square on Satur
day nieht. U*
F.FiPE'i'in AYABD IN T-tB FIELD.
The Democrat* of (!*e Fifteenth Ward will meet at
Owen Retlly’e Ward H0,,50, Twenty*sen,)nrt and Hamu*
Irn sirnets, th a(FHIDAy) night at 8 o’/look, to makA
arrangements for th* errat dcimmstracioa in favor of
I OUGliASand JOJNfiO.q m Indcp«nrterce Square on
Saturday night.
It*
Q KAN 13 HATIFIOATION
MEETING.
BRILLIANT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
JOHN 0. BRECKINRIDGE,
VICE PRESIDENT,
(JUNERAL JOSEPH LANE,
A MAS 3 MEETING
Of the Democrats of the city of Phi'ladelphia will be hold
IN INDEPENDENCE SQUARE,
ON MONDAY EVENING, JULY 2, 1800,
TO RATIFY
The National Democratic Nominations for President
and Vice President.
# LET ALL OOMEI
’ostmnster.
All who firs ia favor of the bravo BRECKINRIDGE
and dnnDg LANE.
ell wtostanl by the C«n»titution and the Union,and
oppose Squatter Sovereignty and Sectionalism
AH who odhoretothe established principles of the
Democratic Party, aril are opp sed to Abolitionism
and Black Republicanism, however disguised.
All who are in favor of pro<erving the Recular Or
ganisat on of the Pa ty, and opposed to the attempt to
disorganize the City Executive Committee, br the se
cession of the friends of opposing candidates.
All who favor a just protection to our citizens, whe
ther native born or adopted, and their
whether in the States or Territories of the United
States. ,
LET ALL COME!
The different Waids are requested to meet at onoo,
and organise to move in procession, with banners; to
this Grand RaUy/>f tlieUNCo*quß*BD DuMOCRACf.
The meeting wili be addressed by Hon. BhNJAMIN
FITZPATRICK, of Alabama, the Statesman, who re
fused U o bonus poininition for Vioa President*,
Hoa. HENRY G. BURNETT, of Kentucky;
Hon. J. P. BENJAMIN, of Louisiana;
Hon.CALEB CUSHING,of Massachusetts!
Hon JESSE D. BRIGHT, of Indiana;
And many ethers, who will be announced as they signi
fy their acceptance.
Our friends are requested to obtain from tbo Com
mittee primed headings for signatures, and havo them
signed and returned as early as possible. jefia 4t
UJSTAIL DliY GOODS.
LADIFS’ woven tvatoh-spk kg
uonp FKtUTS.
LADIEw f from fO cent* to 91. sp.
L R Wi»VF.N rKI ft •H. 10 hoops 50 ots.
LADfKg «;ovkN SKIRTW, Whoops ?5o«.
FKt!iTS,2cthoops 9J.
LAP E 8 W* VKN SKIRTS.2S hoop*. 9125
. t•AUI»•h* WOVEN SKIRT R. 3(1 hoops fi>UQ.
And all s'ccsof MlRsßk* Wi Vt-N MCiRTR.
CHINiMm.i.A ZEPHYRS of nil kinds sneperos.
TRIMMING-*. •ACES,
HAlRvrts, Cdflß T 3, to,
Atjgreat sacrifices J. n . MAX WE 1. k. e'ON,
.% 1 hr'n t
EOvVtvNTH and CHESTNUT Streets. je?3Xtif
TA W —') ip-lop assortment fast colors
-R—“ fitured LATV.ad and rich BARKGFB,
Jilao Lawns, i*ar»»KO ”rh3g,
Bluo L'w, 3, liiitla Fioun'-es,
P»hk Lawnq, H üble k kirt,
Brown I.ruyns, Gay Style*.
Black (.awi* Neat Styles,
OhnooKto Lnwos, Black Bareges,
FinerGuMle*. Gren^dires,
t ine mohairs for Trawling t»r»»8 Good*,
Exce'lont «rd cheap Mantilla Silks,
Mantles and Du*»cro. x
Lace Points n« d Myrtles,
Q'od niflckHjik .Mantles.
N, B,—goiiid bartaina in cheap Oyeas Goods at U to IS
Cents. COiIPEK (t COuahd,
je23 . fl. E, corner of NINTH and MARKe't,
jyjßN’S WEAR, BOYS’ Cloths,
Fnnoy Carsimeres, Cheap CRarimeros,
Liten Dfills, Marsei log VeatinK*.
OheaM’oahn s,
A large stock of (ho brat inntity. and at cheaper rates
than ever sold. COOPER (t CONARD.
je23 8. E. corner NJNIII and MaAKE^F.
follows: Leave fha passenger depot of the Wot Chester
Had Philadelphia Cj>. corner Market and
Tmfieibsirecta. Pb'Wi*elphn, daily (BnntUia
excepted)at 7 jjq A. M.Hn«»4 45 I’. M.
On Wednesdays n d Baturdajs an extra train at Z3O
Leave'West Grove at 6.soand B.so A. M„aud4.*Q p m
‘J he7.TO a. M. train hmn Phimdelphia oonnecta <W
rect witlta r ®«lv line of btases via New London and
UXlord. Returning leave* t xfortlal 6.Bi>. a, M t . oon
pootin« with the ft 50 A. M. train frdij, West (J ova
The beautiful boenery and well-known healthlulnes*
qf Delaware and Chester counties offer, superior m
duoements lo thoseluoklngfiir summer boarding.
Freight* for this line received at No. 181* Market St.
TMladelphin. Jane 23,1860, tafilii A 'Bn'pMm H i«Seit.
A nVEbTrsiNO POPri/ARIZED.—AD
xI. VBnTISING popularized.
ADVERTISEMENT'S of aI'.L s''pß
1°“'“ iV&kWen^ N a^?naS'P’W
ffrat Insertion. 1 *
FOUR CENTS oaih eub'equert Insertion i
_ <sr ONE DOLLAR a V.oh»h perlini? '
Theoirlulfttion of the INQUIRER is only exceeded
by ‘h*i (tlio Ledger) in Philadelphia, It fs'printed
onjfine white prtpor, oioar. large, new type, 7,1
THE INQUIRE^,Dou »le Shea;, wVtli^ecaahtBup
me«/,',» 80 1 Y-f 1 17 early hour ever? morning,
far I’WfcLY* CENTS a week, by careful Carriers,
to the carrier.
Two jitereating Stories >n to day's Suprlement.
OFFICE, gou h THIRD Street, below Chestnut.
T\THEN-WILL WONi EBS CEASE?—
* * RKlMt‘R.BECONPPtreet,RboveGraen. takes
twenty-fonr Miniature or Visiting-Card Photographs
for 81M H i prices for life-size Photograph* ate very
low,
rOLITICAL.
FIELDI
Stand by the party of
OF ILLINOIS.
JOHN 0. KELLttR.
Secretary.
PRESIDENT,
OF KENTUCKY.
OF OREGON.
SUMMER RESORTS.
A Rt A.TB.tHQ ,
rnu . OCEAN HOtJSB.CApfc ISLAND, PT.J. ;
<.*?*• wejl-kuown bstalmsnraent, tbe favorite resort of
Victors, is rtoir open for s .thfl recspt:i>D of queers. It
nasbeen oonsderabjy enlarged and rafurnuhed, the
sleeping rooms spOoiousand airy; ana omnmumoato to
gut families. The house will be supplied -with wat*r
rom the cold springs ■- .
Persons desirous of spending n, f'V weeks of the sum
mer in an agreeable manner could not do better then to
live the Ooean House a trial. ISRAEL LKA.MING,
jsJS-flw* , Proprietor.
TVf ansion housw, mauch chunk,
rr-*' CARBON CO., PA.—This is the most comforta
ble ftfld extensive hotel In Northern Pennsylvania, and
: toe proprietor fl ittere himself that thus fur he has suo
oeeued in keeping it in a inanaer that oannot fail to sa
tisfy all his guests.
.. ih® Hoomtare newly and elegantly furnished, and
aflbru e always oontams the very best the Markets
The hotel is located on the banks of the Lehigh,
direotly opposite the milroad depot, and at the base of
Mauch Chunk Mountain. A pain leads from the roar of
tne house to the «op of this mountain, from whioh pom*,
* p r;i»®l«nt hundred feet above the Lehigh, the most
sttbhme aoeno imaginable is presented.. .
Auo House is abundantly supplied with tie best and
Mountainßonn* water.
Hot and Cola Bath® can be taken at all ttmrs.
Jett 2m Qfc.OKQ*. KUFFKS, Proprietor.
chunk,
£*?. PA.—This HOTEL is now kept In a manner af
fording every com ort to strangers and travellers.
Arrangements ho\e been made this season to accom
modate SUMMER BOARDERS. The most sublime
mountain soenory and rural enjoyments are here af
forded. MIOHAKI, WILH- LM,
, GEO. W.WILHFLM.
Je3s-Uel Proprietors.
A MERIOAN HOTEL. BETHLEHEM,
Pa.—Tin Proprietor of tmsKolel has nowly fitted
no his house for the accommodation of visitors during
tue Buu<mer season. The Anerioan Hotel is situated
on th* most elevated spot in th* Borough.
Bethlehem is lm wof. known for its beautiful scenery
and commanding view of.the surrounding country, ana
ior us salubrious mountain air, to require comment.
Tne Bubsoriberisnowprepareil.ro receive Boarders
and Families, and promises to do his best to render their
sUr with him pleasant ami agreeable.
C/tarres Moderate. J»W. R. PHARO.
Jett lm Proprietor.
EAGLE HOTEL, BETHLEHEM, PA.
This large end old-established House, known as the
“LEHIGH VALLEY SUMMER RETREAT»“
•a now open for the season. The accommouAtions of
this House will be found unsurpassed. The ride here,
by the North Pennsylvania Railroad, is one of the p'ea
sanrest in our Statu. CALEB YOIIE, Proprietor.
j'jttSm
American hotel, allentown,
PA.—This well-known ami popular hotel has,
during the past season, boon .
GREATLY ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
and is now in oapacty and convenience second to none
in the interior nt Pennsylvania. The beautiful and
healthful situation of Allentown‘renuors it a de
lightful summer resort, in view of which speoial ar
rangements have been made by the wroorivtars to ac
commodate summer boarders. J. Y. BFCHL'KL,
je2s-trel K. W. BIGQNY.
MANSION HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY,
N. J., ISAAC THAYfcft, (late of Surf House,)
Proprietor. . , , , , ,
This house has been vory muoh enlarged nnu im
proved. Hnsna-valargemimberof Paiml) Rooms, not
surtMKed by any hotoi in thts uty. ,
It is lighted throughout with sod. New ami fine walks
have been laid to the ocean, which will be lighted at
night, from the Hotol to the wator, by splendid reflect
ing lamps. . „
AUaohedto the house (but separate from the main
bunding) is n Hall for Hope and Parties, with a
first-c!.is« Ice Cream and Cnnleot onery attached Over
the Hall there are forty sleeping robins lorsinglegentle
raen. Thera is nlso a play ground for children, well
sh n d' > dand enclosed, with swings, Ac.
Tpe catering department wi|l Im under my own es
pecial supervision, ami 1 trust that my reputation is
sufficiently established to satisfy all that my table will
be unsurpassed.
Terms will be .$l2 per week
Transient Boarders $2 per day.
Carnages attached to the House will take Boarders to
and from the tceanfree oloharge during bathing hours.
jeM-tf WaOTHaYKR.
m LIGHT-HOUSE COTTAGE, NEAR
Mil THE LIGHT-HOITSE* ATLANTIC CITY. N. J..
(the nearest house to the surf), is now open for the re
ception of Boarders.
The proprietor resooetftiUt solicits & continuance of
the patronage of his friends and the pub'io
jets lm* .IQNAH WOOTTON. Proprietor.
UNITED STATES HOTf.L,
V . MILLKRBBURO, D\UPHIN COUNTY. PA.
1 his well known Hotel lias been leased by toe sub
*orib-rr. and '-as been thoroughly m ova ted and entirely
newly furnished. lUillershnrg is situated in one of th:
molt romantic regions of Pennsylvania: the t-usque
henna river flows imm.-diato-y by the to < n. and abort}*
fine fishing ; the mountain eoenery is unsurpassed in the
.State. Game abounds in ftrest plenty, Affording fine
sport for huntsmen *, the mountain streams abound w*th
trout m great plenty. City visitors, who are desirous of
spending a few months in the oountr*. will fir.d this one
of the most desirable olaoes in Pennsylvania. The
North Pennsylvania «ailro’id passes the town, And it is
in daily communion'ion with Plnlnaelphin. Baltimore,
end New York. The subscriber will uso every effort to
make his guests comfortable.
A J. WARFIE' D.Proprietor.
Millersburg. June 20.13*0. je22 lm
SEA BATHING,
national hall,
CAPE ISLAND, CAPE May. N. J.
This flue, large, and airy house is NOW OPEN for
visitors, it is distinguished for comfort, looalitr, and
superior accommodations, with ample room for 300 per
sons. Terms moderate.
Je33 2m AAKUN GARRETBON, Proprietor.
Heath house,
SCIIOOLEY’S MOUNTAIN. N. J.,
Is now open for the reception of company Communi
cations by letter will bn promptly attended to. «
Je2l hn D A. CROWELL. Proprietor.
TVEPTUKE HOUSE—ATLANTIC OlTy.
** —This popular and eminently 'avorite House at
Atlantic City has.sinoe the closing of last season, been
enlarged, refitted, refurnished, and completely re
juvenated in every par’iouiar. and ts now open for
the season. From its de'ichtfnl situation, near
ness to all places tl interest, dose proximity to the
safest And best part of the beach, it >s rendered one of
the moat convenient and decidedly the pleasantest house
oh the Island.
Terms—slo per week; ©1.50 per day. Children and
servants half price.
JOHN BMICK, Proprietor.
R. L. FUREY, Superintendent. je3l-2m
£JOTTAGE RETREAT,
Beautifully and conveniently located at
ATLANTIC) C ITY, N. ,T.
Boarders accommodated on reasonable terms.
jea?»3m M. MOCLEEB. Proprietor.
CONGRESS HALL—ATLANTIC CITY,
N. J.-*Thit sp.vious Ho n Bs. situated at Atlantic
City, will be reopened with every aceommpdqtion for
Sieitors on the 25th instant, by the subscriber. Thn
louse fronts the bench 12»feet, giving a splendid v(ew
of the Ocean an 1 le near the Fishing and Sailing point.
No pains will be spared to seoure the comfort and con
venience of guests.
je2u-2m THOMAS C. GARRETT.
CTAK HOTEI/,
’ KXATILT OPPOBtT* THE XT, R, HOTEL,
ATLAJITIO Of IY. N. j.
TT , SAMUEL 2®AMH, PItdpRDTOR.
DINNER VFIFTY CENTS.
„ „ ALBO, CARRIAGES TO HIRE.
WV” Boarders-accommodated on the most reasonable
terms icro 3m
CEA BATHING, CAPE ISLAND, N. J.—
DELAWARE HOUSE is now open for the Benson.
Jat9-3m* JAMES MKCRaY. Proprietor.
TNEMONT HOUSE, 0‘ PE ISLAND, N.
J.—HUMPHREY HUGHES, Proprietor.-This
house, so -lenantly situaied in close proximity to the
beach wi.l be open for the reception of visitors on the
83th mat. The large, splendid la*u in front of the
house; the fine shade, good rooms and tilde, render it
the most dosirable p>aoe on the island- Attaohcd to the
premises are tviwlinc saloons and b irbar snap, jelfl lm
AMEKICAN DOUSE, (JAPE ISLAND—
Mrs. M. REYNOLDS, Proprietor.- This favorite
hotel wiHop-n forth© reoeptbrn of visitor on MON
DAY, June 35th. It lm< been f}l»eo up in the best style,
and over? attention will be paid to tIA comfort of its
guests. " JetB-drPepl
WHITE SULPIIUR AND OHALYBE
ATK BPRINGS, at DOUBI ING GAP. PA.
These Spring* are m Ctipi/erland county. W miles
vest of Harrisburg, and areaocessib'o from nil the Kast
ern and t-oqthern vitiep by railrQiu to Harnstmrg,
thence on the Cumberland Valley Railroad to Newvilte,
thence right miles etagins* in nfew and easy ooaohes, to
the Bnringg.
Passengers leaving Philadelphia. Baltimore.or Wash*
ineton, In the morning cars, arrive at the Springs the
same evening ni 6 P. M.
This property has changed hands, and has undergone
a thorough repair; a arse building has been created in
which qre warm and polil Datns,opdevory arrangement
bos been mode for tho comfort and oonvenienoe of vi
sitQrs.
Newstablinr has been erected: horses and carriages
wilt|AivAVB ha on hand for hire. Terms moderate.
oirouiars and particulars, address the proprietors,
jelfilm KENAGA. KQ3EK, COYLB, ft CO,
Lebanon valley house
LEBANON, PA.
CHAB. W. KUHNLE, Proprietor.
Summer boarders taken. The house is new and com
modious, with grounds attached. Burroundmg country
beautiful and healthy. Railroad communication with
the oitv twice a day. Charges moderate. jeig Im*
TliE SEA-SfivtiIE—ATLANTIC (JITY.
MpKIi)BIN’S U. S. H PEL,
The umloteigncd, prnpru or ot the above-named
house, being now preparet to reoeive guests, re*
apootfull* sohoits a ((hire of the pubho patron
age. Since last summer tnero has been added to
us hotel a lour s.orled wing. HO feet in lenrth. oon
taming (beside the bed-room*,) a suite of three Parlors,
for ladies, hnd -tvo tor gentlemen; also, a ieueptlon
room, Wrtßh tcwm. and spaoioq? Vir,r-*Nom. Uowlntg
Saloons. RiUiard Hooms, and hot and co'd Fr.U-vnter
Rath hooins iiav'been constructed (hr the accommo
dation ot visitor*, and the whole house wid lie iuhted
with gas. The house has boon newly painted nqd fur
nished winlo the shaded grounds surrounding it have
been put in complete order, a well manned pleasure
Yrvfht. and au excellent band of Music, have bean en
gaged for the season. J. McklßßlN.
jeU tf
TTMTED SPATfcS HOTEL, LONG
V» BRkNpH, N. J. The subscriber takos this
method orintorining his frmnds and the pubho. that on
and after JUNE SOtii bis house will bo open tor the re
ception of guest*, when every oflort v/i\l bp n-nde to
please those who may iavor him. the house is plea
santly situated ou a fine h.luji. vmh lavfn iq front, A
full view of the ocoan. good roads, smbheg, Ac., make
houeein the country. Thecom
is * c cr66ibl9 by t\vo daily lines from foot of
WMnut-etreet wharf, via.; 8 A. M..and 2 P M.
'Referenoa-Grttndy.AYardaii, ft On., 2‘J9 Oheetnnt
"fife. N . U - A - BHte «A r .
CUMMER UOAKDING.—OLD SAND
SIIRiNG npaT Wniqclsdorf. ’oiks county. Pa
rMrJ^ilCtS, 11041 oornmodious HoTE„ AND BOA RD
INGhLOUSb. at this dcliphtfuL k'unimer Retreat. >«
' ' be opened for Boarders on the
93" Commumoaion twice daily, from Philadelphia
and Harrisburg, by t|;e Reading and i-ob-mon Valley
IU-lronds.
fiSTi/wi/der* received by tho week or through the
gewi'uivon reasonable terms.
jeBJm JOHN hUNDKRBACH.Propriftor,
CARLISLE Tho (qvojite ra&ort far those
who appreciate Graud Scenery,
Curo&rland So Pn. S”,T S ' Uoml eo ° ,et)r > *** 8 e ° o[l
Accmmodatiottsfor iaue '
300. , For particulars send for Circu-
TBBMs tow lar.
OWEN, OLENDENIN. & VISSCHER.
J e7-3m Carlisle Spring, Pa,
BED3VRD SPRINGS.—This well-known
and delifhifnl Summer Resort will bo opened for
the reoeptlon or Visitors on tho FIRST OF JUNR,
and kept open till the Ist of October.
Tho Ilorel will hg under the management of Mr. A.
G ALLEN, whose experience, omitte-ma maun*»rs, and
attention to his guests. give the amplest assurance ol
pomfnrt and k«ud treatment.
Parties wishing rooms, or any information In regard
to tne plaoe, will address the subscriber,
JNO. P. hEED, S«o'y and Treasurer,
tny3o-3m Bedford MlneratSprtnge Co.
MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
M-4 Lancaster County, Pennsylvania—This fßtib
l ahment will bp <*p»n bv the lltn of June Tt.e ad
vauta*ea of this beautiful resort art. i Mountain scenery,
pure air,ami soft water: every, variety of baths, and
ati u*ornont3, a good stock of hvorr horses, and car
r a;.,. Far further. parCiouWra call on JOSKI’II j).
«Yh,,RB, oornnr PM and V,.,, 8t reo«; JnMIiS 8.
EaRLE, No. Sift Choßtuut Street. Philadelphia, or to
tho.rrnp,etor, JOBKPH KONISMaOHISR, Eolirnta
Post Office. LanoMter Count*. Pa. inv3o-2m
COLUMBIA HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND—
New Jersey.—Tina .large, first olass
HdTbL will be opened, for the reception ot Riieets, on
the 2mh June. laa. Tho House has been completely
rapaited anti rofu.rushed. A new cooking ran*.e, ovens,
steam boilers, and every modern imprtn-enteut udded.
Rxten ive stabling attached to the premises
All letters add essed to the subscribers, Capo IsLind,
I4ew Jersey, will tp.
Jamesß, Laird .b to
detphla; 8. R. Vyoulu'iaq, formerly proprietor Mount
Vernon Hotel, Uapo mUno. jel3 d3m
hall, cape island,
V' CAPE MAY, N. J.—Thie well-known, firat-olass
the reception of guests oh 8A-
The Bowling /jloys hove been removed, and HBW
a oeping rooms oddeu. since last season,
jon-gw >WEBT A THOMPSON, Propnetora.
KEEINFD SC GAR.—I,OOO Barrels LO
a-*® ru ?hed.ooarae and fine pnlverizrd.
A, U, And i. Coflee. and refined yellow Sugar, for sate
br JAMES GRAHAM a CUVLETmf MrXV
SUMMER RESORTS.
C ACHEM’B HEAD-HOTEL,
*■s. GUILFORD. CONN. - ,
.The propnotor of this well-known first-does fashiona
ble Summer-House yrcqM ihibrm it* former patron*
andthe publto geueratly/ThaUie has built on three hun
dred feet this spring, making seven'y-four new,bed
room*, new dining room forty by one houdr-d new
parlor forty by seventy. Every room m the bouse is
newly furnished with ,»«w Carpus and new Cottage
Furniture. The Hotel is of modern construction, built
on»n extensive route, with aocmnmodationa for tour
hundred ene.ta; beautifully located on Urns Itland
hound, fonrteen miles oust of New Haven, on tne New
London and Stouinaton Railroad; new B.lllard Room,
P** table,, tvio near ten-pin alien ataoon
yenient distance from the houses and twelve new bath
ting houses. Fishing is not surpassed on the sound. A
new yaoht of forty-five too;, and several small sail
boats, wLi lie constantly on hand, ready for parties.
a °fl! n 5 rom to.Saohem’s Head, take the 8
A. hLtram, and 8 f\ M. tram i check and ticket to Ba
.tV,TP:ot chanting oars at New Haven—
hours. From New Haven to the Head
at A. M. 11 A. M.. and 6P. M.-time forty mi-utes.
hi.tri? 1 ! 0 ra ' Head depot will be round one of Cook**
d root to r thoHoul2 QlbUBB8 * ant * olaan » to carry you
l»iA ono [ ltlr ] l,r orl by fifty-two feet, has bsen
Will aooomodate fifty horses.
?™?m^ r *fti«nV nd t A , ve !jepQ enclosed and filled with
° lalAnd .h r l l,t tree*, walks,
rvon th fi'sm hH 1 1. r°P ned for the reception of corapa-
Sw&a«Rsafy , ifes t ’ under?,ie imra ' (ii>t6
j”s f7t M ‘* IU,OOS arß " ,,,r,Ma *t th* Head.
rFIONTINE HOTEL.
mi. I V NKW HaVKN. CONN
nl«teeumfr r .fe
Room; added a new LaSiJ!' !n!lStiS l^ g
piste order Ins Krilia.d nnd Bam ioifma * mcora '
b ainiiies oan nave suits of to ms ar tr„„,. A __
low as at anr firit-olass House Cointry, 11
iTL- o A ft f» de .)? 08 ”.- K ° A to 80 d from the TONTINE to the
HbAU, »hree times ad*y. by rail, and taka th«ir mAio
ateither Homo, withoutextraeiiarn. ”
kisa f M i fe
SSllrt X. 8lSf? iffiSlS: m " k< bu,te,> Toiellb,a * »"'>
A tele<raphiinehas been put up at Saohem’s Hemi
ftTI J *u l^e routine, at tho proprietor’s own expense*
which connects with all the lines in the I nited fiutes. ’
J e8 ‘ i7t H lee sohanx’un;
CURE HOUSE, ATLIMTIO CITY. N. J.
«nn Jife!?.!.' 11 ® 10 > n '.? ol f’' P"*«s»ini! the mo«t edvantu
geous location at Atlantic City, having been recently
theVh mstant opeocd 0f tJtie a PProaching season on
Anfw- win/ three stories high and n feet in length,
* lt j« .t Tanda ’ , J Barrcmnri '°* ittjias l)een add'd.contain
mg 4« large and »iry rooms and extending to within 60
y f? r i j f t!l9 . WMn ' 4 fine proapeoiof whioh is afforded
from almost every room in the house.
bus is being introduced into the budding, additional
bath houses w 11 be erected, and numerous other im
provements made, U being the ttimof the
make the SU**!* HOUSE one of the most attractive
PlM'>a of summer resort near Philadelphia. a “ ractlVo
Toe table will bo >hpp ipil in the must liberal manner,
and all possible rare will he e*eroiped in tho general ar
rAngemcntsof the house with a view to the oorafort
and convenience of gurats.
Iho oathing at Atlantic is unsurpassed. and the put®,
?o r «* Phere 11,18 pirove , U 10 h® P a «iculaily benefioial
»u Parli £® w . ioh, np to engage rooms will please address
« t , lh i? h ? U i f i H i“ UB0 ’ or at tha Ashland
House. Arch street, Philadelphia.
jesmwf-2in H. 8. BKNSQN.
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MOURNING HOURB INpATMOS: TheOpemng Vi
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*THEM6nkt arve, AND OTHER GEMS. By
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A DIO lIONARY OF THE BIBLE. Comprising its
Antiquities, Geography, Biography, aad Natural His*
$6 00 Bl one, Bvo.. cloth.
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merctal and l'4*rciKU Newn. List of Venels sailing for
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Jei'3 2t Office 121 South THlßi* Street.
Philadelphia terracotta ma
nufactory. «EVf- N fHand GERM \NTOWN
and MHO CHESTNUT Btreet Vitrified Drain
and Wa*er Pipes. Vent! ating Flues, Hot air Ftueß, and
Smoke Flues made ol Terra Cotta, and of suitable site
for overy c*a>s of buildings. .This artiole is wortliy the
nttent-oQ of al parties putting up buildings 'Lana
size sewerage pipes for city drainage, water tips awraT
rnnted to stand a severe pressure. We are now prepared
to contract withoities or corporations for this article in
any quanti y. we goods to beeaualiftmt
superior to any other made in the United States or
Europe. Ornamental Chimney Tops and I *Garden
Vw- je2S*tf
SJYRrP MOLASSES, aad
N’ Barrel. LOV/RINQ’S Ke Pig, UUt». polijen Ss
rup, end extra B, olden. A|rf o , Sttsar-hot'«?. slpfO»-
Vado. and Porto llion Mnlas.es in hocslteads and bar
rels, for sal? bjr MM£B QKXHAM * to., LKTIUA
TCJS’E REOEIVED—per ship “Edwin For
?L*« 'LfPlchdid nfsorrment of JAPANESE and
OHINKBE GOODa oonsisiing of Cabinet" and Tables,
riohly inlaid Ao, 40., superior Mlk and Pino Apple
D-ess G,w>ds. with a vsr ot ftrtioles.at
a WEST PENN BQ.UARE, above BROAD
north of MARK KT. JcM MH
Hams i hamsi hams*
Primo new Sugar Cure!
Hams, 10 cents per IW. (warranted.)
’ 'OKAS. SMITH * BRO.,
Je27-l?t* 913 & tilS MARKET Street.
H'aMS ! HAMS! HAMS!
Prime new S|igar Cured
•* Hams 10 cents per lb.’, (warranted.)
WANTS.
Whousekeeper’s situation,
ami I. «»mli; hmie.t, C, ltS'nn r
o;untry Heirreuco uveu andreauirArf lo A°
ftlarley, * Blood , li Dispstoh? UfeaPtred ’ iftr ra *
pARTWEfi AdvertiS
* .wishes to negotiate with an active
JjT**! a cashi oahital of $54)00, to «fke aiTmtere* ?!S n »
fff* ® n(i Profitable manufacturing bnsmesi
alreadr a hapdgome income. Fartioolars »>il **,»?«
fhfp r f S V VIaW ***' Addre “
_ ie29 10t»
A YOUKG MAN WHO HAS HAD
iTiTI« c .« n ,® n 0? in the Dry Goods trade wishes &
situation ID ft wholesale house iu Book-keeper or SVes
w2’»» K» ven * Address “ Wit
Ham, at this paper. }(29 6t*
TM^ANTED —Board, in a Private Family,
7*Z with the comforts of ahome. E t ploy ment out
ja2SSt* UBe ’ Addr<, “ to * K ”’ r Blob’s Dispatch.
ANTED TO RENT—A small cottae*©
«7 a 7 the oity, easy of access, Rent not toex-
SflfftM* 180 per aanQm * Addre.s COTTAGE, at this
Q jP ae -» je2s-4t*
\iVANTED.—A yonng man, eighteen
r^ ars of age. desires a sitnatinzr in a Wholesale
Sffi°iSP.tS2 d Store. The best of reference
Address " K-J^’.at
IfTAP AND PRINT COLORING— Two
,* * at iis®n , ?* o have hsd considerable expe
of”aslmll^'kW 1 Col l o^^' I<, Y l,h t 0 ssenre work
« 9 j 9 .nurii r f g;? i,1 ‘ t 0 d Apply
TIO BaOICKKS AND BANKERS.—An
*■ Accountant who hsshadlonr experience, nnd who
fhroa&h hts cnrßections. can, ii flnence a large amount
of dry goods irade paper, from Philadelphia and nStoa
h.Misee vntnes to mike an engagement witn « first
cUss Ranking Home or Broker, Address •• p. P.?»at
this office. Je27-wfsm 4t* 1
'W7*ANTED—A fcituation, by a man
7 6a £»°f as*, of extensive experi
-01 adj f«*B*; a O'l competent u> fin
nriffiSEX.® 0 *\ tton ' allhttr M a clsi’k.saperifctendent!
give a the n mo»t l 2nt{«^» esp,,ot r bly OODn ®oted, and can
fn»»l satisfactory references os to integrity,
the«*r«?£?Jih J K aeM ca Py*W A moderate sal »ry for
H n pffJ 1 111 bfl acoe » ted ’ Address “B. Q. ordee
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
SALE—Of threo hundred and
- thirty aorts, of superior Land, a small nnrtiAn
o|ear> d and remainder heavily timbered with Hickor* 1
WHi’ra ?r„ k n W u i?,'i t 'i. I ?,f ch ' a ' rc "' Hi 'd'e;e Mapfi.ami
.*y.“Fmo. Ihis Knd ia not made up ol sioae moun
tainj or swamp. Put is roiling iai d* handsomely situated
inJacsison rownsnip. Better oountjr. Pa.; and near
Jfiri*e amfsnnhHrw C S Un i ty t j Wn * AB th ** land ia U»ftr the
’
jffl.fmw«. ““SKI
TT SALE —The Stock and Fixtures of a
... .wholesale Beot and Shoe House, now dome a
5T..!!.!! 118 . nola '- ? 11 u rood opporlnmty for any l ono
T J M LKT o _T,rrce well ligUted Lofts, at
ply ttt No' BASix’stre'ei. 0950^ 6ta * rt k Bro ’ A "-
Je?3-St GUIKsUhoFER. LOEWI. & on.
FOR SALE—A desirable COUNTRY
wUh ahoot ten acres of Land, anl
improvotnon s.near the Brandywine,six milessouthnf
West. Chester, near the V=,\\ima,e Centr»rKki’r„,d.
. AddlCBS j w i.-i»w
Je 19-lnr Parkev lle,Cheater county, JP a.
POK SALE OS TO LET—A Double
, Stone * ottage. Germantown, sitnate on DewerV
hne. second houce fn.ra Thorp** &«,, ftvl minuieS
walk from railroad station. Contains all *he modern
conyemeaces. Apply to ffr»7 wffruN. ”
COS CHKBTNUT Street.
m TO LET OR FOR SALE—AFOUR-
Hftstnry house, double book buildlnvs, all modern im
provementi), in complete ordert an elegantlarteyard.
a *°®d tjMiait. Situated No. 19-24
B C^, r ii? t U hlteolfat at Wo ' 719 oil Wr T
'po NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS
.w P ? r * al ?, a t lar «® Jo* in the Southwestern Motion of
tne city, well adapted for a Nursery. Termaaooommoda
tint. For particulars address K." ox this office. &p!7*tf
aTO CAPITALISTS.—FOR SALE—
The Machinery, Stook, and.Fixture* of* large
manufactory of FApBA HANGINGS, replete With
every convenience for carrying on an extensive busi
nee*. A deturahle mveitment to parsons of energy who
can push the business. Por gaie with or without the
bnilding. Inquire at 30 CHKBTNUT Street.
JalSwfmtfif HART. MONTGOMERY, fc CO.
LET.—The first floor of the fine build
®- log, N0.70t CHESTNUT street, formerly oocnpied
for a wholesale (and late.y as a retail) fancy goods and
??xM ,a tf y office of JULES HAULL
« 00., No. 704 CHEBTNU I‘street. Fhil*. je4-lm
BOARDING.
CtJaSfMKK BOABDTNG.—Persons wishing
K “ y Jo go to the country can find pleasant Booms, with
lI v tI i I T , >r'I t WASHINGTON HOUSE,
.The House has been ertire y re
modeled and refurn.shed throuchou . For terms, Ac..
. JWttN F >Yood L! ury,N.i y
je-3 rn* I.ale of Mansion House. West Chester, ra.
pIRIVaTE BOARDlNG.—Gentlemen and
■*- their famihey, or single gentlemen, oan bo accom
modated with Board, with pleasant and handsome
roomy, furnishej ar unfurnished,at Clb LOCUST St.,
south side of Washington Square. The location, being
opposite ’o one of the handsomest parks in the city, it
can ral, and extremely »‘ossanL Transient persons
visiting tho city oan he accommodated by the day or
week. Terms moderate. A basement front room, with
private entrance, for rent, snitabte for an office. Jell-tf
AND GKNTLEMEN WISII
**• fWG FIRST-CLAgs BOARD, with cool Booms,
esn now have chmee at 9 ;fi WALbUT Bt. Je< lm*
npWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN OAN BE
A accommodated with good, airy apartments, (with
or with< at board,) m a private family. Location cen
tral. Addres* •• TOLBERT,” through Blood's Dit
patoh. ana*
DIVIDENDS.
rjORN UXOIIANGS BANK,
V:, , PHTX.ADItI.PHIS, May 1, l&W.
Thei Directora have THIS DAY dcoiared a Dmuend
f THREE PER CENT, on the Capital Stock, clear of
fate Tax, and payable on demand.
myl-tf J. W. TOHJLEY, Cashier
EDUCATIONAL.
nPEAiHEft WANTED.—Wanted, by the
*L first of September next, & lady teacher in a Semi
nary a few miles from tee city, in a pleasant and health
lul neighborhood. To one co i.perent. afair salart will
be given. Address "Academy,” Holmesbur* P. <»,,
Pa. 4<29-6f*
Landsuaprin oil, pastell,
DRAWING,anS FRENCH LANGUAGE, ifdfi,
sired.—A Parisian and hi* wife would like to fimla si
tuation in the above. No to travel *. beat re
ference»; sp cimen for ability. Addresi’‘Artist.” at
this offioe. jg29-3t*
Tue semi-annual examination
of aapan”softhe Girls*
High School, vrilVbe commenced on. luONDaY’. July 3.
1860, at o’clock A. M. ' *
To, be admitted the Caadiuaf# must be at least 14
jea sof age, and pass evisfaetorr examination in
Orthography.. Definttma of Words. Rending, English
Grammar, History of the Luted fctales, Geography,
Arithmevi?.. and Penman*hip.
all the Oandidateamust have been puviln of the Pub
lip floboo s of the First School District of Pennsylvania,
tor the trrm or one) ear.
The Cnnd dfttcs will be examined on Monday, in
Theoretical Arithmetic and I’efimtiou of Words;
T;'etd iy, m Hiatnry ol United States and Orthography;
rhuradiff, \n .English Grammar and Geography;
FniUr, in Prnotioal Arithmetic and Parsing.
The examinat on in Reading wilt be commenced on
Monday, and cuntmurd from day to day until finished.
je 27-3 1 P. A.CRcGAR, Principal.
Ilf iss l UCY R. MAYER and Mrs. R.
LvA- M. E’RD will reopen their SOHO n L for Young
Ladies at 1010 SPRUCE Street, on MONDAY, S?p
tftniber Uth. 1860.
KEMOVAUS.
Removal small & chandler,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, have removed from
tt North SECOND StTOdt, to M MARKET Street,
above Front, north aide* »al
MEDICINAt.
pROF. MORRIS’ EUOEPHALOS,
PROFESSOR MORRIS’
PKOFEsftOR MOR RlB*
PROFESBOR MORRIS*
EUCEPHALOS,
EUCEPUaLOS,
euce P iIALOS,
ANINVALUABLE
AN INVALUABLE
AN INVALUABLE
EXTERNAL REMEDY,
EXTERNAL KISMKi'Y,
EXTERNAL REMEDY.
FOR DISEASES OF THE
FOR DISEASES OF THE
FOR DISEASES OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM,
NERVOUS SYSTEM,
NERVOUS SYSTEM J
Asocoasiorad by intense *
APPLICATIO < OF THE MIND
to the resea'ches of Literature, the e nesres ol
Commeraml and Financial Business, aud toe auairs of
rrotes«ional and Poliuoal Life, or aa occasioned by any
other cause Dom whioh the Nervouk System has be
come exhausted ard diseased. , _
Thosymptona covered uv this valuable Preparation
are numerous; of whiou the more prominent are. ,
OF THE BRAIN. AGITATE
AND DEPRESSION OF TBb MIND. CHRONIC
“NEK VOU««NbSB.” NEURALGIA,RHEUMATISM,
NERVOUS READSCHE Etc., t-to.
The BUCEPHALUS is oarefully prepared, hv per
missu n, from the Fobmoi a of PHOF. tv. MORRI*, M.
D.,of t uscitr, to which he refeta in his Philoanphioal
Panphlet. ”Pc»UKiK'S.” On the relations of the
Gangno-Nervoua System to the immaterial soul of mao.
Having exhibited t< e tnnciples and commended the
nsiem of Composite Homocopathi. Pro'esaor M. sqje:
”It may bo permissible that 1 should ofier, aa an il
lustration, my own case. A contmous course or aeu
diea for a number of years had, to a certain extent,
produced the ordinary ehects of extreme mental ap
plication, by attenuating the prime centres ofonamc
and intellecrual life, and hence arose & foltrecessity of
Eersonai relief. Having awed founded confidence in
Onipt site timr.mopsthy and an intimate acquaintance
with Materia Medi a oi the Hoimeopatitic School I
selected oertam substances of asoer-amed harmonious
rotations and appro v< d ns-s. n nd combined their essen
tial properties m proportional unity»and was slacueneu
bv the possession uf a medicinal resnurc«.” rrofessor
Morris describes the modo ><f application, and then
adds: "In this way tho desired reltef has been ob
tained, the nutritive system invigorated, the canglio
nervous system restored to its former tone, and mental
dearness, tranquillity, and vigor—at th* age of nearly
three soore-ara the much valued results ” _
Prepared.and sold WHOI,K-aI.K, by MOCKRIDGB
k CO., No. North FOURTH Street, Philadelphia,
and at RETAIL by Druggists generally. /
Price, 91 par bottla, larne sue -50 cent* small size.
' myg? Smif
ACTfltiA For the INSTANT RELIEF and PER-
M lll Mill MANENT CURB of this distressing com-
plaint, use
FEND T » 8
BBONCHIAIa CIGAEETT£S,
Made bj C. B, SEYMOUR * CO., 107 NASSAU
Street, New York. Price 81 per box: sent free bjpoit
mj7-«m if| FOR SALE AT A hh DRUGGISTS:.
! AZUMEA ! AZUMEA!
AZUMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA!
PROF. MORRIS’ AZUMEA BAKING POWDER.
Manufactured eoiolr.at No. 6J North FOURTH
and for sa'e >»v ffrnc»r* mvia Smif
IR/J AOKEREL, bJIAD IIERKING, Ao.—
i-TA 1000 bids Nos. 1.2 and S’.srge Bud medium Mac
kerel, m assorted packates, obo ice gnality:
also
$9 No - ?>rge Mackerel,
w half bbiß new No. ft! * do,
SU bbls dqv No. 3t medium do.
jy jitLDaw Eastern Mess Shad,
w half bbls new do do do.
1500 bbls new K&sfpoit No. 1 Herring.
500 do do Halifax No. 1 do.
aw do new Boston No. 1 do.
lyd do do No 1 scale Fish.
25 do prime No. l salmon, ,
IUO quintals Grand Bank Cod&sfe*
1W boxes new Hsrkuno? couptx CAaase,
Now laadm, aud m t KOON3 .
Jeß NORTH WHARVES.
(VIO\V ING A"ND REAPING MACHINES,
-t.*X Horse Rakes, (four binds.) Horse Har-Koitk,
with bloQk and rope, for sale at redu^ed^pn^.
je» 8t» No. 11l MARKET soeet
XXAVANA CIGARS—A LARGE, HAND
-11 SOME and VAJHED. ABBORTMKNT: consis
tms'of siwh brande a, CABANos. FIGARO, NKP
TUN), Partagas. ESPANOEA ARGUcLUeS,
4o , Ao., of at) tixee and qu-iities, on hana courts ally.
sale, iflw, t* CHARIiKS ifel'Ei
AMUSEMENTS. - < r.\'
AHTS.—REDUCTION IN PRIUS.
on 011 ? fth '
o."n r i7o? f cte M^^.^hn f S,' ‘
\ITAHNE s jiiflk and pistol gal-
open, corner "of EIGHTH end
CHBBTALT Streets. "* hie Gallery hssadistmneeol
Tards for Rifle Shoorinr, wifh twolarge 6kj
lighu. The most complete Oaneryuk tbe unlow.
TIfoDOFOUGH’S GAIETIES RAGE
J.7A STAEFT.
IMMENSE ATTRACTION!
HROUGHAM’B DRAMA.
THE PIRATES OP THE MISSISSIPPI,
ALL COMfkNT.
COMMON S TEMPLE,
««e and m?et' a^ d mods! of tne grand-
MAKKET, ABOVe'twSwtHs
Thn Model 1. U fv«t lon” j. r«>t
huh; li.btad bv »» tae j.u, Sd’ the wora'himr» f
,neentsd b, «4 Binree .rrVjed in Jewisi XSmmr
the vanone ounrti, pi,, a^
aa d <le« f, ption of Solomon'* of
19A E ?,. T a 0 „Y^ I^%^%e^l A Ml,ou ' fre ” *°
Admis*ion,3aceet*: children, half price.
rat « •»
fA AND GLASSWARE. -
FRUIT JAKSI
FRUIT JARS
ÜBOIT jabs
THE BEST FRUIT JABS.
THE BE3T FRUIT JABS.
THE VERY BEST FRUIT JARS.
THE VERY BEST FRUIT JABS.
THE FRUIT JARS 1
WRIGHT, SMITH, & CO.,
No. 5 NORTH FIFTH STREET,
Offer to the trade the twet h rail Jan ont. Call and ,ee
their nnahtiee teited by experimente.
rMUTION— FR«eH FRUIT JARS.—The
of w aHjV Trt r f»n a E *nPo£ tl»? Wiow imi'tationa
TABS R J^ L fc B Jl A J^* N Xu ALL ‘ fi t AB ? Aia*T OH'V
«ir» 1 n ?T * n The cmmmo have Harteli’s
same on the cover Manofac torero the patent,
HARTELL & I.KTCHWOHt H.
Wo. 13 North F[Fi"H street.
Jel3 Imif*
pOISON-PRESH FRUIT J*ARS,—Tbe
" C| d .of frattalwajs corrodes the surf ee of metal:
be oarefut. therefore, to purchase nulr Ja:e of ijlmj
TIGHT aM °r u 5‘ a ' E !> 1 '- 3 •'A 1 BN T Alii-
A j r A f,B J/ I RS a'e admitted -.o be the oruj
reliable and perfectly safe jar m market.
. , •«. A LKTCHWORTH.
jelMimf* Manufacturers,No. 13 N PlPiHstreet.
T) J not go into th<? country
PATEN t T < AlVTfrH’? i f.^4 R lf'- L L S ft-L CLASS,
r A.I KN l AjR-TI(*HT JARS.—-Miss Nieholsun’sctlr
..... A. HaRTELu * LETCHWORTH.
Jel3 Imif. North FIF CH Straat.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
T'M MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
•*- COMPANY OF NEW YOSI, •
Assets:
. SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLAUIt,
InVAATJD IN 7™** XOKTOAaSS-ON AKA& unit
WORTH OVER SU.OOO.MO.
BSMSsar
™*&&aei swhSffm-fimir M
ULon to m oistiiß.
.*33%&fiiJg3 Utor “‘ iOT ’
R W. contf; FV^Sfv?i^i A &
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES:
whom as Knhins, John Welsh.
MordeosiL Dawson, George B. Stuart,
f*orge M. Stroud, E. B.Nr Helen,
Myers, {.Fisher Learning,
Jowph Pattewm, William C.Udwts\
John M. Atwood, Arthu- 4» Coffin,
Thomas H. Power*, Beorge W. Toland,
wiliiam McKee, Tbos. Wattson. cB-ljif-
TjTAME INSURANCE COMPANY, NO,
.408 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
incorporatedfljgkfljjjg;the state o,
•ONFDfKD TO FIRE AND INLAND HI3ES,
_ , , nmncToxs
Samuel Wrighi, D. B. Biruey,
rtL m * If-* J* W. Krennsß,
Chas. Richardson, HenrT Lewis, Jr„
geo. A. West* Jaoob W. Stout,
Menko Stent.
~ Sneswaafe.
CLOTHING.
{(], H. EZsDKIUGJE.
« CONTINENTAL CLOilimG HOuSS,”
K. E. Comet EIGHTH and CHESTNUT sa-
KF* Customer Work made at short notice.
mhSl -Sm-if
SAVING FUNDS.
AMERICAN SAVING EUND.— Com
-7?^7^ i rr,e? ia U din ' r * southeast odraer WALNUT
mid FOURTH .Streets, Open daily from 9 tilt 6
o’clock, and ,on MONDAY till Bin the evening. This
Old Institution has always paid in full, on demand,
without notice.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
AU nmi paid book, on demand, in sold and silver*
TRUSTEES.
ALEX. JYHILLDIN, President,
. . „ _ SaMi*. WORK, Vioe Fresident.
John C. Fair. . T. F. Harper. George Nugent,
John Anspaon, Jr., Satnl. T. Bodme, AJo. C. Roberts,
John Aikm&n, Jocns Bowman, H. H. Eldndge,
Wm.J. Howard. JOHN S. WILSON .Treasurer.
JOHN C.B(M' < . Secretary. / je3o im
OPRING GwARDEN SAVING FUND,
Office, 331 North THIRD Street, between Vine
and Ca-lowhtU. incorporated bv the Legislature April
Uth, 1861. Open for Deposits ami Payments, daily, from
fito'JXo’olocs. Also, on MONDax and THURSDAY
fromstoB o'clock.
Interest 5 per cent, per annum. Depositors can with
draw their -'oneya by Checks, tf desired* Special De
posits received* _
_ _ JAMES 8. PRINGLE, President
raaivcrs Hut. SeorataTT. au3G-tfu
£J # MHOEMAKEK Ae 00.
GLASS, PAINTS,
** OILS Aim VARNISHES,
Northeast Corner FOURTH AND RACE Streets.
my23-Sm
CARD TO THE PULLIO,
CONGRESS SPRING,
SARATOGA, APRIL 16, 1860,
An attempt has been made to deeeive the pubUo, by
persons offering what *Acy call “Conskiss Wares ”
from Fountains; and at the priea of six (<> cents per
glass. The i eholttalt price of the gravtiu Congress Wa
ter, at New York, being about 7fc oeuts per glass, the im
position of pretending to sell at Retail at less than cost,
and without allowance for freight, oartage, or breakage,
is apparent; but their probable course has been to
empty one bottle of genuine Congress Water into a
Fountain filled with their trash, and thereby christening
its total oontenU.
We have npvbb sold Congress Water in Fonntaina,
nor m vessels of any otkir description than ordinary
sited snass bottles. The cork of every bottle of the
genuine is branded ** CONGRESS WATER”— 1 “C. &
W.,” and any, without those words and letters on tho
cork, is counterfeit, whether from Fountain* or
Bottles, CLARKE k WHITE,
Proprietors of Coagre** Sprint*
The following gentlemen In Philadelphia, viz:
FREDERICK BROWN, cor. Fifth and Chestnut sta,
FREDERICK BROWN, Jr., cor. Ninth and Chestnut,
CHARLES KLLIS ft Co , 724 Market street,
J. C. TURNPK 'NY k Co.. 941 Spnico street,
THOB. J. HUSBAND. 29C South Third Street,
O. 8. HUBBKLL. 14W Chestnut street.
A. D. D. TAYLOR, cor. Ninth and Chestnut streets.
Are constantly supplier by us with the gcnvtn* “ Cos
on ess Water” m bottles, fresh Irom the Conereaa
®P nn /l_.. *,o , CLARKE ft WHITE,
apifl-tmif 98 CBDaR Bt.. N»wVnrk Out.
GETS OF JEWELRY,
...nrtho Newest and
MOST ELEQaNi STYLES,
, LADIES' WATCHES,
Just received,
jels-t23
THOMAS O. GARRETT.
712 CHEST.IT .-Ireet.
Mrs. stili-'s
CRY3TALINE LIQUID H*£R COLORER l
A preparation new to the public.bnt which baa ioa<r
been in private use, lor restoring GrAr Hair to its oati>*
ral color, imparting to it a glossy appearanoe, and ren
dering it soft and silky. . '
It is entirely different m its nature and efleors from
any article now in use lor the Mine purpose, be mg a
cleanly fluid Geary as clear as water, requiring tio
washinr before or after its application free front xvlpkur
r any other omeotionable ingredient, and applied »3
psily as an ordinary wairf'ii.
C»n be had of the following persons:
W Z. Harterti, corner Jonipef and Pine streets,
E. J Fennell, No. 26 North rtahth street.
Thomas Lancaster Spruce ana Eighteenth streets.
Th omas Weaver, Vina a*d Eighteenth streets.
Wm. a. ihompsnn. Alt, Vernon and Sevemeei'th st a.
rf 4 ?? waillaro, Jr., Arch, below Second street.
E. B, Garrtkqes, Coates and Tenth streets.
(*«orge 0. Bower, Vine and Sixth ttieeis.
A, M. Bowman, BpruQ9 and Second streets.
Charles Shivers, Spruce and Seventh streets.
Caleb R. Keeney. Arch and Sixteenth streets,
For sale wholesale and routl by _ _
A. TATEM. Urncgist,
FIFTEENTH MUI LOCUST Street,.
cb yB 3m Phi ladole h i a.
fpKUSSES ! BRACKS ! SUPPORTERS !
JL Correctly adjusted at NEEDLES*,
and RACf* Streets. Ladies entrance 153 Twelfthstreet,
ftrat*door below Lad* attendants. French, Eng
lish, and American,. In great variety. Belts, Ehwtto
otockmes. euapensonei, buoulder Braces. bynn«e«,rAo
tarlfl toinlvl tt
f ILE AND CLAM SOUP served
■Nt up every day throughout the season <Bnnday’a
excepted),bj JAMES PROSSER, No. 809 MARKET
Street,
N. B. Pinners from 1* »o .1 o'olootc.
/ffc MbS. M. S. R! SHOP’S PARISIAN
'LffhMILUNERY ESTABLISHMENT, No. 1016
CIU*STNUT street, next door to the St, Lawrence
•”<>*»*» nivM-tm
THE BEST AKE CHEAPEST —Buy
Umbrellas and r&iasols of
k VttlL RIOHAItPSON.
Wn.*I&M*RKET St
tnyl*-tjTlif
A m SUN nMKftKU.as
ia every’tarioiy.clioa*. at c '
W«L H. RICHARDSON’S,
«?* MASaKT fit
UTfU-twUf
pc' FAIRBANKS’ PLATFORM KOALAS.
For «»1» t>y FAIRBANKS A EWIJtS.
fftflHKjrPNfrrJtww*. PMTft.
lAVA OOFJfKK.—I,OOO prims
•*** ja«mm«somi»a 09
FRUIT JABS