The press., July 03, 1860, Image 3

-, SMUfom n, B jtMiiU'ovu<|
Ultd tSOII OMoh.'With fisWiflUOa'SCO BWI ditestn JjM&k’
tilt, passed here lesutisbt - '. Vr - * <
M-*lfi*lh**Ltooß]«o*-f-Arrlved at Baa FraoeiEooir
Jfa*»t,Js»rkY»ttbr« f t om Honolulu; muled, bnrk Ar
laistead./arYaiperaieo - ... < 4 -, . ,,■ '•-•
4 Anriwl on ‘May nth, Emily Momam
iromflairßkdonUno tta toto.-bn* Morning B**r»;
frowJsrvi*lsland: 2td» schooner Far West, from ditto,
murevalnsple guano,
• \, THRNRWS. ' \'<l' -'''l
The new* ii exceedingly meagre, - •: T i
Tws Bomi**tH*i flf to the OhioogoCouveu-j
bv tke.]l«»uMioau«vhoftifde
B ineAheVdiau* B*4 beyond rea?h ofCoi,
apprehenijon* of further tumble fromthe®
in the WmfioemlseeMd ventshed. , v.x:
Regalar trooea,w>M be stationed near toe Fsrrwjjj
Lake, ana otner places, where they can beet pr*t« «***•-'
•etcleroentg. /■ v r . - - ■
The C«n»»ur who neat through on
route expect to obtain a sufficient force from toeJJmtea
State* trome bow at .Camp Floyd, to h«eP M to« roete
free from,danger after it. ieonoe.cleared and toe eta*
and »lea«wt on theeeetera
,I^h^mim^are? roturtiiTig to wo &/* k th»' elaoere
which the Irdhn disturkaneeseausedthem to abandon.
On Waiver. nver«B<L» the Atorvoa Lake region the
lad<%risare peaeeaWe. ... , *.
There it no-farther newefrom Oregon. ~ _
A eta e we* robbed bf-highwaymen on toe fib or
Jane* bßi Chico. i-« Bette coonty, of sU,tOtti) transit
b, " >^ J1 ’' CANpW ; a«t INLANDS. " ■.•
Von'n)aUTdatee to the 2fth of May have been received*
The /**««* *’e jmerCjiiidtnißiirrah.from SanFran
oieco. touched at 'Honolulu* on the 23d,oaihe way'
h «
markets were very dull. ' ’■ I
- o LATEST-BY TELEGRAPH TO VJZALIA
Sin Francisco,'June 12-G o'clock P. M.—Arrived
to dar steamer Golden Gate from Panama, and steamer
Panama from Oregon and British Columbia. - - '
- .otiied ships Merv L. Button, for New Yore; Herald of
the Morning, for Callao; Fleet Wing, lor Hong Kong';
Columbia, for ditto
.TttN MARSHTd.—The week’s biiainow opens mo
derately. '
•fade# Tardy’s trial bat been removed to Slarion
oounty, indicating hisjioyMtut.
Pnrtlentf. Oregon. dates to tile 6th of Mar announce
that the result of the election was doubtful. The pro*
batolitiet Wto* tint Login wee elected to Congrew.
• Naopioton coola b« formed as to the Legislature.
Two lie moo rats were elect* d in Molcnomah county,
wbere-ihe Mepoblioaas had some hopes.
New Haven Railroad Stock*
- Few Haves. July B—Judge Ingraham has delivered
adeeisiofe in relation to the New liavea Railroad stock,
mameg vabd alt the spurious stock which- appears on
iha transfer bo fcenf thecompauv.in-all 17,487 shares,
leaving as isva'id i C 46 scares. This decision does nut
rover the abole of the spunoba stock, and is technically
in favor o 4 theocmeany, but places the holder* of the
•periods 'took in tee condition of oredicors of, the com
pany. with power to ltnn* notions to reoover the money
in full, Itisnownnly'aquestiouof time with the New
Haven road aed the spurious stoekhaa now come Ut be
more valuable Jhsu the original.
The New York Tragedy.
NewYorx, July 2.—Edwin Jefferds.<roc of the Btep
ecn* of ihe t-j* Mr. Join Waltou, murdered on B*t*r
day night, has been token' into cue odr. The suspicion
;f the murder. however. ftttaoUesinore to Chariei Jef>
erda, tbe brother of the prisoner, who is said to an
swer the description given of tbe murdcrey *
The Insurance on the Pemberton Mill.
Busiox July l —The referees in relation to the ihsu*
ran** bn the Pemberton Mill have awarded the earn of
MS 375 inaur.no. to *h. .Fombrrton .oorpor.tioni being
SM per crijt, ot the nmount inaureU on the mill.
From Honduras.
Naw.O.LKAUB, July Anvioea front Huamn to Hie
Wth ulctatelhuth. oeistonoi •h.i.Und of Horda
m wnn moat unfnvornblr reoeivea. A loroeof fifty
troop, had arrived from relixe to mnlntiin order. The
Veopl. ohjeet to the treaty; &: d it vnll probably be
aanndad. - . .
Arrest for Mail Robbery.
RoTbAirn, (Vr.J Jaiy.t—Jnlm WinUomb haa been
arrr.ted for robbing the Amerioin and Canadian maila
vhila tinder hie oiiarae nere'. He haa epent ®fiWJ of
Canadian money lately. Skeleton keya for opening the
maU.baaa r.re found on him;
Mysterious Murder In. New York.
Te hay, already presented to our renders a
brief aoconnt of the murder of Mr. John Walton
.and,John W. Matthewa. The. Mew York jonrnala
ere filled with the pdrttcnlara of tho terrible oe
entnnee.. It uenis that'Mr." John Walton and
Biohard H. Pateall were walking up Eighteenth
Rlnat aket half paat eleven o’clock, and had just
cioesed Third avenue, when a than, who evidently
had been waiting tat them, stepped up behind
them and find a pistol at the former. The slug
with which the weapon whs loaded entered Mr.
Wilton’s iced near the left ekr, nnd he fell to the
ground fasensible. Help came to tbe rpot, and he
was taken to a drug store, and shortly afterward
maoTed to UelleT.te Hospital, where, he died at
eight o’eloek on Spadsy morning. - •
The murderer fled toward Irving placo, followed
. by Mr. Passall and others, among them Mr. John
' W. Matthews. Near the eorner of SUteenhi end
Irving place three of the persons bed almost over
taken the fugitive, when he turned and shot Mr.
' Ifadthecs ih'tbe.breast. HO then sucoeeded.in
' sfiaoting Ws etoaps. The wounded man was taken
into a drug store on Third-avenue, but died before
it had been washed. The pistol was subsequently
•reeovered. *' J
It appears that Mr. Matthews had been absent
all day on' a pleasure excursion with his sister, nnd
. had just stepped from the Third-avenue ears, when'
he heard the cry of murder, nnd joining in the pur
nit met hit fate; He was. n railroad oontraotor,
and was tllrty foor years of ago. ' >
Mr. lliebara Henry PascaH testified to the fasts
■ ef thejaatder as staled, declaring it to behisim
, praMion that Charles Jefferds was the perpetrator.
■ The young man had been onot.bound over to keep
the penes tor hevlng drawn'a pistol upon Mr. Wal
, ton; the weapon wiih whioh the murder wtseom
' mltted much resembled one whieh young Jefierds
had name time since; end he had repeatedly
' threatened his stepfather's life.
-. > Yesterday morning Xdwin Jefferds. one of the
etepmss of Mr Walton, surrendered himself. He
Metes rhit be knew nothing about;he shooting,
end fill be able to prove that he was at home nnd
- inhod when It oocurred.' His brother Charles, he
■ays,' Is eoiaowhfTe Id the country; where, he does
wot know, - but has no doubt tha’. As soon at he
- leamt of the snipieion existing against him, he
ftiU rotnes end surrender himself, t • -
Chula, Jefferds is about twenty-one ytars of age,.
got far (tem five feet ten Inches tall, rather slim,
. .hnMtfeng ud. wiry ; hat Ught eomplexlon, blue
' eyes, prominent B- umu hose, thin lips,’prejeeting
... eMa. and hM nttully wora n light mustache and
. tsa beard. jaeb finent in spaeeh, ef 'easy, address,
gather pompous In hie manner,-and always draesed
in fatblouablestyls This enswur* te Mr, Pnmall’e
dasoriptioa of the murderer. '
' Kdwln i> about three yean youngor, n; little
■horter, but more thick-set, has dark hnir'and
eyes, and dresses more like a meehanlo than his
brother. Botfrhave bean coadaeten on tbe Sixth
avenue Bailroed. Kduin speaks slowly, and with
. .nMIAt hesitancy. '
" It is rumored that a young woman will be able to
tdeutify the man who shot Mr.' Walton, as she and
. scene Others had observed him hanging about the
* comet all evening.'
- Tkepoliee nnd ihe friends of 1 the idee eased are
doing nil in their power to throw light on tha mat-
I ler, sad bring tha murderer to justice.
THE CITY.
GUAHDfANS OF TUJS POOH.—A first,regU«
Uv the Guardians wap held yesterdayeiUr-
Aiumhoase v
Tit* following was the population of the hosts: '
On ftatards*. 191
Heme tune Us* year. >. u_.43G3
-__ Decrease.....4l „
J. Mf* Mens was reelected president, and F. A. Stx
vertraaeurar.
- ftoeu''BtKMt were then made for steward, clerk, phy
aieian- Ac.. who will he elected ax the neat meeting
-Meee-s. McGrath. Brown, Erety, and Johnson, war*
Sw<*rn«ns* pew member*.
.The. ananel retorts of the oat-door visitors were re
oeiVea ua reed. - >
The oar-door stent retort'd collections sinoantiag to
#Jlifoc«mifmnttox.ao j $2 H. 99 forsupportoases.,
, tee eeewsrd tent in a communication romplalniag
wgßmsfficiept sbppi? of water at tbe mshtstiot.
The annual report of the insane department WM read,
hetwpsMnt back for correct ion. ” •„- -
Hr. Dickinson offered a resolution that the'Hospital
Committee met* m cosj«rctioti with a committee of
, Common GrauteiL w inquire whether the charge of sn
: the aMthfftt the Almthocud was true. Not
"jlUmr*. LUnard. EeSer.ejod McGrath were anointed
, the -'caise Committee lor July,
* Adjoeraed. - • -
",:TM COURTS.—QUARTER B«BloKS—Judge
,JtiUsoo.—AlexanderDupolly was acquitted of s charge
of steaJing s coar, the prosecutor not appearing to fmi
"tifv»
John'MeLaaihlin was acaaittodof a charge of steal-
Kerraowne cohvloted of a charge of commit
tinjt saaesacltand battery nron Officer Biooinel.
' • Charles Lsbdoh end Thomas Mollhone.on cross hive,'
Wereefcarved with aassalc m>4 battery. 'The parties are
, earnapedrieeis, and >he difficulty between them orui
, n%'ed about a stand «C the depot, elevtaih and. Market
atreet*; The evidence WM rather coatradictmr, each
" mad charging tiie other with'Mrtulimg him first. Both
- wcraeonviqtfd, ana both ordered topsy the eosteof
r , , Banr tSlopp wm ehsrftd* witb eommitt og an assault
-7 «Mbatteryupon Mwnajene J*»m». Tbie was otte of
nttmervee quarrels tw tweenchildren residing in the
• ~anm»>«*bt»rh«>d- The jury acquitted Miss Clopp,
-fimidlvided the costs. ■- ■ - • j • -
, -TiPOfU Galvin was convicted efa ’ charge of commit*
■■ Cimregsesatm upon Bridgets oomey, and
-' '!%tM eSS of Commodore • Biinbrldce 1 Barry* eoa
■ vievd eevenl months ago of sedgction, the court
«« other easiness of any important# was transacted,
hAd the court QDjonrned. ...
Caucus afte
r«o«a 'tte »emher» of the. People's - party, in both
- hsmlm of &• City Connells, nut in Common Council
. Camber aod crmde the fdtewin* ehitotM nominations,
to be slsotod at the nteetins.ott Thurwiay sen
. Bapenutendentof Citfr RaUroad-«A Bartholomew*
< CdoMßkerkoerof City Property.—/<?•«.rh/i*topher,
, *■ Chief <~om<aUetaoer of llirhweys—Joseph ehaniz.
- ismstahtCommissioners oOdfafcways—John S. KH
F B ** B Water WoiVa—B, P« M. Birk-
AU tlwr nomioatioßSwere the previoss inoombents,
- skoept Mr- AloLeao, who was nominated for assistant
ecmmkmoner of bit piape of Edward C, •
' -Thera was rou' , h excitement in front of the Rtate
Msese all (be alternoou. and tbe mutterintsof discon
teatontne part of the dfsappomied wars boti loud and
deep, end threats were opeely made by several that, as
«:ottftfi|t .would not make any change in the officers,
sVXt sprlM;-the. peoeje” would, try. and change the
Vf Heating democrats [n tneig places.
will 1)3 an address do.
livexed .the Literarr'Booie'UjTat Haverfnrd
CoiHNie to morjow.evening, bv prof,.Stewart. of-Gi*
wrdCoßege.- of the mbi»>
<hs 1 take pteOefm the evenmae cf the 6th 7th. ard 9th.
Prof. Chusetteiiveriagaanrdreae before the Loganian
oa the 9th. ' Ibe anpitel address before tbe. Alumni
witfee made by Df. J* 'J.-l.enok. On the ever-mx of the
. Mthinst 'fheusoal pebheexaminationwiiibenefdon
the 9tH and 10th instant, and Commencement is on
' T wddaesd^ mornmg,the nth. at 9 o’clock. Ibede
grteof A. 0. will be ounferred pa the following gentle
“‘Friiid!* Klobardsnn, Richard Pancoaßt. FredenckW.
Sg, TJrodore B. Jflorriß,and Jao-.rs R.Maree.of
felshia; James T>son o Jteadins; Clement M.
•dfj‘ peerßirby. and W m.U. Corlipe,ofStrick
#r vile- Pa-j Cyrua Lind ley. of Monrovia: and Lind-
Smr;M. Cl*rk,of Cartneve, fnd ; :WlHi«J« fl. Corbvt.of
oZeeex-'pal-lFHae A, Underhll!. orßrooklyn, N.T.I
- aodJohft W.PuiUißin.of N. Vamalboro, Maine
ftSosm'Afj UaRKS —The following cases Of
ftesldeaUjrrre admitted into the Vrapltal yeeterday:
Pat nek r , axed £0 wa* severely injured inter
’, n*i?r hTfaUie* down the hold, of the s esnuhip Vir
ginia. first wfi*rfabove Marset street. He|was a steve
-nof-9, ami had bam at work on the vessel yesterdsy,
- andeftr-rtwe batches had beenpiton. hetta»ted to. go
* Sewn the hold Jnthe dark on some errand.. He mused
• Sm foaaisf aadfellto the hottom. When taken to tbe
Boepitai, Matevcuifig.he wss in & very cntieel oond^
... » years old, hail his right band in
■ farwdby wmroalar saw. while working atapiaoing mill
near the Schuylkill, yesterday alfof-
aWd *7. left leg fmetared by
• iuitngran ladder whUe, P'nntiiigtbe interior of ! the
•* > jJwh4tKet: tb • a distanoe .oY abput 95:
‘ Six partlffir
®*&S2ES&&e
*; iscwwi»:ijw. : r-y^ l trW*9 B*wnf
• I ORGAHUATfON'.'. . or: liitit- Onx Dwxex
r>titjrre.-yesteid%r,waethedar*»dtwl»wfortt<>or-
1 i . tlffe SCHOOL'COXTftOLLXBSe •
j Tb* Board met ia tha morbmi at io oVook. when the
oertifieAU* of the eeversl ntembera ewot irere pre
•* e Mtr?Dß*ui f Whlkioe presentod a oertifioete u\belng
duly elected to repreceot the Slet section in the Board,
«henobjeotioQsv*re m«de m to its reception. Asa
neaber«JUr* fitsxerald stated that he hsdiahispos
eession a certificate, daoUnoir that Jfathsn Nathans
vu patijledtp the seat. A protest anainst edmittioc Mr.
-Vftdjsee'.to hlv eeat was read, when, attor some debits,
both tee protest sad the certificate of U r. Wallace were
laid os the table; Tbe remainder of the certihostes of
the-dew members weis tij“n read, after whioh, the
rawaibere were swoniiu by. Mayor Henry;
An S'action was then gone into for President; when
Mr. Henry Bumts was unsmmonslyi elected to that
ptmtion. . .
• Upon takmc the ohslr, Mr. B, said: , * . . ,
Uketleken : I aoknowledkewUnamtefol heart the
honor yoa tiave done me in elcotinK me to preside over
the Board of Control ot toe First School distrfot of
resnsylvsnis- - Having had one year’s experience, 1
am aware of its responsibilities, and I invoke your
obeeuul co-operation in carrying oat the great trust
Joratnittel to oar care, l ’again tbanltfjou* gentlemen,
or thelonordone rne.and will endeavor to discharge
, the duties or the office faltbfally and impartially.
The e eotioa of Beeretary.to the Board heinc In
order, the following letter from Mr. Haliiwell, declining
.to be a candidate, was read t .
To the Board cf Controller* ”
Gentlemen ; I have learned that mv name is to-day.
to be tut to nomibaticn for the Feoretarysinp ofyonr
Board. I take this opportunity of Stating that I nave
never eoUoit«d •licbA conn‘.ation, end I,do now under
anjr cirououtaDcetvdesi.cit ,'
While sinokrely thankins those who have given me
cvldenoe .of their, confidences'and after deliberating
upon the subjeot, I have concluded, unhesitatingly, to
decline being a oaudidate tor (bet position.
. • Veiy reepeoUully youra. &o. _
Philada., July 2d, 1859. H. W. HALLIWELL.
Tho cle iticn was then proceeded with, when Robert
J. Hemphill, the former incumbent, received IS votes •
and Thomas 8 Bailey 30 voros, when Mr. Hemphill
whs dooiated to be duly elected
. Boon taking bis position, Mr. Hemphill made the fol
lowiog remarks: *
GkktlkmsK: In reeasummg the duties of Beore‘ary
of this Boards and for tbe tiat'erjag terms in whioh you
have announced my re*etection« • return you hit sm
ooro thanks. I shill endeavor as heretofore by striot at
tention to tny i llioial duties to merit a continuance ot
your confidence and esteem. - . ,
-Mr. Loeoh fjten in >ved the following resolution: .
lUsolvfd% That the Committee on Boys’ HiglrSchool
be instructed to examine into the manner >n whioh
Prof. Lu’enne has discharged his duties as Professor of
the German Language in the Central High Pohool ana
report ell the laots to this Board, at the next stated
mooting. Adoptod.
The Board theu adjourned.
TUE SECTIONAL SCHOOL BOARDS.
The following is a list of tbe organizations of the Sec
tional School Boards, ns far as has been nso«rt«tnrd :
eecond Section.—william Allan, piesident; Thomas
E. GaskiU, secretary,
TluidSoction.—WashingtonL.Lane, president; W.
H. Nolen, secretary.
Four'h Seotitin.—P. A. Fagan, president; Henry W,
Speel. secretary.
Fifth Section.—^Dr. Joseph Coad, president; John
Xelab, secretary. . ..
Tenth Section;—Charles Jewell, re-elected president:
Joseph Cooper, secretary; James H. Randall, examiner
of qualifications of teacher*. ■
fcuhtoonth Section.—Edward W. Gorgas, president;
Gecrge W. Vaughan, aecretary.
Twentieth Section— William C. Haines, president;
Georgo H, Mitchell, secretary.
Tnß UOABD OP HEALTH.
The Board 'f Health met aim organized by re-elect
ing th* old oraoers. as follows: President, Paul B. God
dard, M. B.; Secretary, James a, MoOea, M. B.
EOAED OF PAIaON IKsrECTORS.
ihe Board met and re-elected »U their old officers, as
follows: President, John B. Biddle. M. D.J Secretary. J.
Rodman Paul, to. B.; Treasurer, Isa&o B, Garrigues.
thk xew Hors* OV COSEaCTION.
Pursuant to the act of Assembly, approved on the
28th of March last, a meeting of the. m-mager* of the
proposed Bouse of i’orreotmn in this oity, was held
yesterday anemooa. at the County Court-house. Sixth
and Chestnut streets , ,
JMessra James J. BareWy, John M. Ogden, William
weifih* Pe‘er a. Keyter, .Robert Ewing. Jacob P.
Jones, A. J. Derbyshire, Charles J. Biddle, and George
N. Tatham were present. Messrs. Chas- 'ihompson
Jones, Joseph O, and Joseph Harrison Jr. the
remaining memters, were absent. Mr. Harrison was
reported as being tick, and Mr. Grubb, it was stated,
declined tbe appointment.
The Hoard organised permanently by electros James
St Barclay as President, and George N> Tatham as
Treasurer and pro'€mporePeor«Ury.
The members then proceeded by lot to determine the
periods of service of eaotwwith the following result:
Chas. T. Jones was allotted one year; Peter A- Key*
eer. one year; Jas J.-Harcla*, one year; Chas. J. Bid
dle, two tear* • Jacob P. Jones, two yeats; J. 0. Gnibc.
two years; Joseph Harrison, ir., three years; Robert
Ewing, three years; John M. Oedan, three yehrs; Geo.
N. Tathsin. four jrears; A.J. Derbyshire, lour years;
Willirm Welsh, four years.
Tbe officers were directed to inform the appointing
authorities of the terms of service fixed upon for each
of the members. _
In the year IBM annular act, establishing a House of
Correetioi*. was entsed, but it failed to go into effect by
reason of the dinreatmanioipaUties merging roeeth'.r
undec Consolidatinn, and a provision contained, in it
whioh required rh *t the buildingsand equipments should
not cost over #IW 009. Nothing came from this move
ment beyond the preparation of plans, &o. The Hoard
yesterday passedaresolution thatt^eoraoers prooure
ihe plans and proceedings of the former Board, and
sitoh other information w they can obtain, for the in
formation of the present Board, and tbea "djourned to
mset again on the afternoon of the first Monday m
August. . 1
The eat of incorporation'establishing the present
Board provides that, as early as prsotioahle, the man a*
gen shall oauie to be prepared plans and estimates for
tbe erection of su'Ub e buildings for the Bouse of Cor
rection. within >be tarn land now cooupisd by the
Philadelphia ard bloekltr Almshouse, or soy other site
whioh the said maoasers, by and with the cqn&ent of
toe Beleot and Common Councils of the oitr, may
deem most appropriate. As soon as the sites, pmos,
and estimates are approved, the managers shall
certify the faot to the Mayor and Councils, and
the Councils shall, as it becomes necessary, cause
to be borrowed upon loan, at a rate, of interest
not exceeding t>x rer eent per annum, redeemable
inUyears. a sufficient sum of money to.purch&se the
site and buildings and the C.ty Councils ahaU assess
the amount necessary to pay the interest on and loan,
and one per oent. to form a sinking fund for its redemp
tion ; and the money so raised shall not be appropriated
to any other purpose. It to also prxmcsa that n the
construction ot toe buildings the labor of the persons
eomm*»ted to the institution shall be employed to, the
best advantage. It is not probable that My thing WaU be
done in the matter till towards the felt months.
High School Examination,—The follow
ing questions were propounded yesterdtr to the candi
dates for admission into the Central High School*
. 'Principles of Antoinette, prepared by Dr. Vosdes. ,
1. Bute tbe ru'e for finding the value of componna
numbers in decimals of higher dehomrnstione..
g. State theruie by which the following question may
be What part ol an oz. is ldr.,lser., and l
8. Anneztheeroperqu&ntitiestotbefollowing: Boots,
stone, circle of tbe sodUo and sign.
4. When iu simple interest the amount, time.and rate
percent, are given, how do you find too principal ?
B, Define the terms power, ro»c. and exponent, ard
gire an example showing how the terms are employed.
d. Give the reason of the rule for finding the va’ue
of compound numbers in deoimals of higher denomi
nations.
7. Explain the difareaoe between banking discount
s>d discount proper. „
8. What ig the rule for extracting th».square root ?
<9. What is discount ? How do you find the'd aeount on
anv sum of money, i ,
V What .are decimal fractions, and what are thpir
principal ofcnrartenatte* ii
, (Questions in ar.thmstic isxamplesS prepared by Pro
fessor Vodges:
'l.lSedoee X. and ter fractions having the
«
least ooromon denomination.
■ ;t B 7 1
2. Find the mm of —, 11—, 2- and —.
: 27 45 10
3. Required Uugjjhi of 4 ~ Bhillings, .6271—shillings,
10.2- pence, and pence.
. -7 • v 9
C Reduce 2 roods, W* rods to the frootion of an
BOre^
fi. Reduce sm poled to the decimal of an acre,
fi.lDivide ton bv 4)1 4’6.
7 Bcugbtdhtnssormlfor SSSB6I whereof6o.6gallons
leaked ont. bow much must the remainder be sold per
gallon, that tbe purchaser may ne no loser 1
Js If 218 men In 6 days, of
irenchXxjvardsbng.AwHe.&m] 2 deep, in how many
days, of 9 boura will 24 men dig a trench 420 yards
long, 6 wide, and 3 deep i
9 What Js the amount of £300.25 for 3 years, 6
months,ard todays, at 4 per o»nt f
30 Find the cube root of .T 00.277072 to three decimal
places.
Baxlook Asoension".—Prof. I owe will
makeeseensinnsin histimnsrer balloon on thn morning
and afternoon of the *• Fourth.” from the lot in the
rearp 4 the Aoademy of Musio HiiUsttrip was so eue
oessfal that much { nterest will be felt, and as amn'e ac
commodations will be made for the publio, thousands
will doubtless be present lo witness each inflation and
ascent.
I/jST ow Tiwttkps advertised In ibe New York
Herald. Baforday, June Sfl*h. for Philadelphia bonres,
.remaining in the roet offinp,New Yoik, uncalled for,
no doubt misdirected,.* Win. H Brown A Co. Crew,
Rogers,'& Crew j Dehaven k Brolbei*:A. Dimond &
Co.; Oarlinq, Roe*. A Co.; Merntt A Turn hull: Myers,
C arhorn, A Co.; Peterson A Smith; George B. Reese,
Sons, A Co ; Wray A Gillian.
. Kxcbipts into hib City Treasury from
the Highway Pepahtmirt.—^Baring the first six
months'of the veer 18?9, th* receipts into tbe .Citv
Treasarvfrom the Hichway Department through the
lands of the late Commissioner of highways, were
111,105 69. During the corresponding period of 1860,
Mr. Bbant*, ,the present Commissioner, paid in $21,-
93A11~a differesee of nearly $ll,OOO in favor of 1 6u.
Poliok Statistics —The number of ar
rests in the various districts of the citv, during the
month June, tvas as follows: First 90s R-cnnd.sot:
Third. 519; Fourth. 174; Fifth.J66{ Sixth 1»; Seventh.
65; EuMh 113; Ninth.7B: Tenth. 159; Eleventh. 119;
Twelfth* 134: Thirteenth. S 8; Fourteenth. SR; Fifteenth.
; 8 xte4nth. 184: Reserve Corps,93; Detectives and
others.*}. T0ta1,3,957.
Attempt to_ Rob.—On Sunday moTning
at an early tin nltemplyrtia msde to rob tliacourt
nk'housa ofpobn w. Ryan, nn W"sbm«toß street,
above * , wpnson. Th* thi'vrp unlocked the door, and
thru piled the keyhole of the fire-proof safe with gun
towder. With the intention of hiowius it open- but were
Tightened off before they could carry out their design.
Violating an Obeinancr —On Saturday
night,*, man unused himrelf by firing off a number of
wpks of craokhn in Franklord. The police requested
him to desist, but the warning wag not heeded. The
m*« was then arrested for violating tbe State law. The
penalty end costs which be was compelled to pay
amounted to $3 33.
Chabobd wrm individual/
who represented himself as the Rev. Lewis Hensley
Term* tnissiofiar* on the P*nt*n Canal was arrest
ed. on Patnrrfay, in Ger min town, nn ruspicioo.nf havinr
etden a batHfoune gold watch end chain-which he had
m hie poeeM*»on. He was committed for » further
hearing, by Aid. King. ,
Fntß. Yesterday , atwryioon, a frame
Ptehle. belonging to Mather and Marshall, Twelfth and
streets, was totally cestroyed by fire. Loss
The New York CricVet Club arrived in
his Citv last evening and were received at th* Glmd
fodf# by the FJiiffde’phia Cricket Club. They will
play an interesting game this afternoon on the grounds
of the Philadelphia Club.
CITY ITEMS.
THg Bkflr PxBVBHTivn op Soir-sritoKß.— Mr.
Wm.H. Richardson, No 413 Market street, has brought
out an invention for the hot weather, wlitoh, we think, i
is certain to ** take.” It is a Bun Urabrel’a. constructed -
of White Holland, Their first introduction in the
street had a somewhat odd appearsnoo. as had the
first white hat and the /irst whit©’coat; but like every
other practical. connnoc.sease invention of intrinSio
merit, it Is bound to go. By experiment it is ascer
tained that the nmoephere m the street under one of
these white umbrellas is fully fifteen degrees lower in
temp*ratore than that which is not thus shielded from
the d.reot rays of the sun.
Thi Hiatbii Terr at Oakfosds* .-—Tbe multi
plicity of cool summer artioles displayed in the ele
gant show cams of Messrs. Charles Oakford A Poos
uniler the Continental Hotel, almost tempt the visito*
into'the delusion that the weather is not in the leas£
nncorofortabie. No wonder that the thousands of
health and pleasure seekers who are about embarking
In their summer-tours shmi d infl'lnotively turn their
preparatory foot-steps towards Oakfordg*. For-every
thing in the way of gents’ summer hats; ladies’and
misses’shoas; misses* and children’s hate; ladies’ pa
rasols, and stm umbrellas, spd gentlemen's furnishing
goods In every variety, there is no establishment com
parable to this in the Union.
The Melodeok.—Miss Sallie C. Bishop’s
BENBFiT.-7MI.Lx, Maxis.—The benefit ol this beauti
ful and accqn pUslied danteure will oome off at the Mr
lodeon on the night of theoih'of July, and we predlo
for her a crowded I ouse, and bouquets and plaudits in
abundance. After that, however, we want to see a
- similar benefit to the singularly sweet little Marie.*
' '4 here is not very much of herjtj*-*ztt*, but what there
isisveryoAptivating. is charming; her lips
' arAfaidtlrsk; hrr f motion is very poetry itself. She Sis a
. incomparabjy ibe 'most beautiful girl, aqd. the best
danceVatthal Meiodeon, even Bishop herself - not ex
eepted.' In sWt, B shop and Marie hre the two prinoi
p^ljittfactloss at thp Mebidpon, and they deserve tar he
Rivers ~
1 WflpLjfidraE Troths AHavee be east down by
tnfiair Tfaspid^rbtegkghiswahttfeifty twenty
, h« Vpaflih:' flf ajia,fip, poor zjtfpda to do a ;
< tMng, and you wilt do it. Fear not if trouble come'
grfrbp jpaf keep up yoiif*AijfriUVtfi<idBh the day may be
ft darkens,, 1 , ...
!: TTU-huau iMilc likek bed, um.t b«Tnn»h>J
- jun(ll,d.ir«U ahakeii, and eip<M«a to a variotrol turj,.
S ! b-oiVßiln,'lißd, ala.ant .urn-'
oji.'at.lu ata .old at uurfitti and each artiol, aocara- i
r naUd br a S</V at Cranvilla BtokM* Taaipla ot
i ymUai, no, rn OJuataut ttt.it. . , J W-tf
t ■
SoLOMoxty.TaHBLCWiUbc open'to* visitors os
’the 4th of July, all day, and every day There
■is no place in th-s oity so' to offi»rd
mi hoar’s pteasure And profit,as a visit to\ this, really
iffrand histori&il and BcriptaraV ourionty. Don’t fail to
take.the whole family, as family tickets are;e6ld lower.
Tna Arrival of ,thb Great Eastern.’—Tbe
Great Eastern arrived Thursday, and the New Yorkers,
dropping the Japaneselisea calorifiedpotftto, have pre
pared themselves to ro into an ecstasy of exoitement on.
the’shortestnotioe. In Philadelphia we need no such
material to stir up our enthusiasm, and rende’r us hap*
pjr. We have here the Brown-Stone Clothing Hall of
JtookbM k Wilson, Nos, 603 and 605 Chestnut street,
above Sixth, to gladden our eyes, and we clothe our
selves elegantly, fashionably, oomfortably, and cheaply
with the garments sold therein.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Money Market.
Philadelphia. July 2.
■ Pennsylvania Railroad shares advanoed >« to-day.
upon an exceedingly dull market. Reading fluctuated,
but olosed firm at the opening figures. Bohuylkill Na
vigation shares are dull, but the preferred siock and the
bonds maintain previous advanfced quotations.
Money is plenty as ever.and even the financiering for
theFonrth of Jnly, Which haa made more aotivity In
bank cffeiingfl, haa not advanced the ruling ratsa upon
the street. ...
The bank otatement is qijUo favorable, en increase
appearing in all the principal Items,
OFFICIAL BANK STATEMENT.
WEEKLY AVERAGES OP TIIE PHILADELPHIA BAKES.
LOANS* gPKOIH*
JUllxs. j a |y"j] JnnenT July 2. Juno 23.
93,457,000 MmOOO 5639.000 s6‘tf{oo
North Al Or oB ®J BW W* 2M.M M 5 791 605 698
Farm 8: Me oh .• 1999 227 4 029 763 6SH6SS GOO,MI
ComrneroiAL ** • 1M2.00U 1.692.000 176.000 IS’,OOO
krffimos*. • 2.732.958 1.762 478 232.167 *32.4g
N Liberties...- 1*70,000 1.397,000 211000 170,000
ftiuthwork..... KMC 23 l.Ou-1803 »lo*§23
lSaSton.... 815 624 811.190 181,361 1« 6«
Pann ■Townshij 16! S-8 866 385 ii'i
West [ora ),477JiSS 1,486 804 SOU. S 3 353 031
Man. iMooh.. 1,316,125 1,301.176 JgO S'S 132385
Commerce 633,610 636.416 039.T03 318 061
Girard 3.310 014 3,103,630 3M 376 331.702
Tradesmen'll... 696.87 1 690.014 111,952 101.768
Consolidation.. 61 a 911 619508 6 064 04 976
City 874 743 *71.128 131 872 152 <OO
Commonwealth 612,469 615,<90
Oortt Exchange <74.236 464,018 84,120
UloionTt\..«—. 666.954 665.173 63-883 63,993
Total SO £6,78*1633 U. 374 649 &9G38
_ OEPOBITS. CIRCULATION*
BAK “‘ July 2. June 36. July 3. June 26.
Philadelphia” ,1.7193100 ~1,082 000 S 251.900 *268 000
North America. 1,700,005. 1,66*.36S 235,633 225,799
Pann &Me on# 2JM.725 1.652. M WI.NW 363,6)0
Commercial 701450 C 747,000 148.000 167 000
Mechanics’ 883,188 904 229 129.010 130,860
Ji. Liberties.... 964 000 912 000 106,000 101.000
Southwark 684.847 707.112 104 795 97.470
Kensington..... 601.107 C!8 905 M4A75 145.9’5
Penn Townshif W2,W 596,109 89.745 67.205
Western.. T... 911043 901 419 154.076 134/00
Man. & Meoh.. 678,495 671,615 121-445 107 450
Commerce...... 4*W 477.196 72.785 78*95
Klrard 1,264,603 951,770 *13,754 ‘2W.MS
Tradesmen’s.... 44UJJ18 <20,128 87,168 97 974
Consolidation. 273-SOU 279.47 j 94,3*) 98 290
City ... 612 838 610,126 10U2U 105,120
Oommonwealti 303,713 3«7 99i 89 om 85,420
Corn Exchange 8*6,908 845,f04 118.045 107.495
Umon~— *7B.(6o 280-298 80.43 Q 7»,2«8
15 642,433 Jy696.783~l 2 651 603
The aggregates compare with thogo of previous State
meats m follows
Jo!v 2. /uneJfi. „
Capital Stoolr. Sn rro.m 5n,768 s'>o..riio, Sirs
Loan*. .. 26 801 390 23 780.631.0. 23811
Specie 3.871 619 4,329.368. tno. 11811
Ouefniolher Bke... 1,603.273 1.126,7<6..fn0. 82628
Due To othor Bks... 3.941 441 -8 060.013..De0. 119 171
Deposits... 13 994.916 1 6 842,433..1n0. 562182
Circulation 2,698 786 2 664,603. .Ino. 42,282
Loans. Specie. Ciroutation. Deposit!.
Nov. 4,1857.21.199,183 22171,484 2.141,1 U 16.835.788
Jan. 11,1868.71302,574 3,770.701 1311383 1M66-263
July t 24.311.928 6.636,817 8,434.181 18358343
Jan. 3,1859..26,161367 6,068.366 2.741,784 17,019,006
idly 6 26,446340 4 397,063 2303308 16,481,064
Jan.S, 1880..26 888387 4,460 291 2.868.1'M 14.982.919
Fob. 6 28.493.975 4.609.929 ' 2,666,810 18,406 341
Mar. 6 28.742,447 4,816 062 2.691.108 16.192.971
April 2 2(5 98 .HO 5.137.650 .3 183 040 1 6.748 610
May 7 27 690 212 6.477 019 2 968.484 16 763.609
*•l4 >7 403 881 6 667 360 2 941 246 16 489 872
21 27 401.925 6 367.410 28 0 617 15,422 B*B
“ 28...,.27.788,9.12 4384.679 2 818 719 1564*905
June 4 27,171 091 4 382 610 2,824.471 16,620.593
•• H 17.046 016 4,183 667 1 810 661 16 698 909
“ 18 21883.709 4 lit 644 2.7.6.209 16,642 O’S
'< 28..18 7)0,683 4 5.9,638 2 661,503 1 5.642.433
July 2 20 801,890 4,374 349 2 096,186 16 094 9:6
The Girard Life Insarauoe Company have deo'ared &
dividend of five per oent. for the last six tnontha on the
capital stock, payable on den and.
The Catawissa, ’Williamsport, and Erie Hailroad and
its chattels were sold at anotion at noon to-day, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, fc'amuel V. Merrick, Ji'aq.,
acting as attorney for the bondholders, was tho pnr
ohaser, there being no other bidders The follow
ing was the property disposed of, and the piioes ob
tained t
Sixty-four miles of railroad, extending from a point
*Ubt miles north of Tamaque to Wilton, m Northum
berland county, and also the Qu&kafce Branch, twelve
miles in lensth, connecting with the Beaver Meadow
Railroad; three traots of land in Kush township,
Schuylkill county, contain ipg four bundled acres; a
message and tract of <and m Turbut towoeMp, North
umberland county t a piece of land of eirht nores in the
borough of WiUiamsporti end atiact of land oi 147-100
acres at Rupert, brought SIOO.OCO. This property was
covered by a mortgage of one million dollars and
another for a half million.
'1 be chattels and rolling stock were put up in separate
lots under difl'erentmortgases. .The first lot consisted
of twelve locomotives and tenders, nine passenger cars,
three and one Hundred amt forty-three
freight sold for $3O COO The second lot
was eight locomotives and tenders, thirty
six platffrnMß* one house car, and one passenger car,
Th* price obtained was fip.POO. 7 he next lot—eighteen
coal ana ’fireo mau oars— brought $l.<QO Ewht
platform ears were next nut up, and * knocked down ”
at #500., Another lot, composed of a looomotive. fifty
coal oars, one nospen* erand bseeage car brought $7 COO.
The terms of the Aale weyr— for Old first property
fffi.OTOoash. and the balance m twenty days, and for
eaoh lot of the rolling s'o-'k st#) cash, and ihp balance
in ten days, the lends of the ootnpatir ** teoelved m
payment, at the value each wonln be entitled to under
the decree, as its proportion of the proceeds of the
sale.
Peterson's Detector announces a new counterfeit five
dollar note on the Commercial Bank of Pemuplvama,
altered from the broken Commercial Bank of Perth
Amboy, New Jersey, Vignette, whaling scene, men
speirinkp^ale; figure £ in each upper corner. This
is well done.
We gl’O hplpw a statement of business of
Philadelphia Custom House for the tno»th of June ?
• 1863. 1859. 18*0.
In Warehouse May Igt $1,159 337 758,747 ,882.268
Warehou’dfm foreign pts, 95,169 3JSBOS 187.2.9
“ other dlgtrts. 15A24 S 2 617 15 215
Withdr’n for consumption 174 *93 18L1S8 169 71*
“ transportation, $.984 6,130 6.613
exportation.... 3.0-3' 4.0»7 8,935
[n Warehouse June 30.... 982DM 900.462
Eotered forconaomptlon.. 649 Sul 740090 900(4)1
Free mdse, entered 226,437 433 ptfl 124JX)p
’ TiUTIES ZT.CSirgD.
I Sfif, 1868. 7863. 1860.
Jane $54 721 168‘3|7 184 4'* 9?0 237
prev,s mos.. 1,«b3A20 - 7k».1f7 10U.ua
947.444 1,120,273 1,4*7,375
$1,617,511
Mr. George H, fiteart having resigned the vice presi
dency of the Mechatuca’ Bank, Mr. Joseph G. Mitchell,
the late cashier, has been elected to fill his place. Mr.
John Weigsnd, Jr., has been elected cashier in place of
Mr. Mitoh'll.
The coupons of the Allegheny city bonds, due July
let, payable m this oity, will be paid at theoftioo o f
Work, MoCouoh, A Co„ No. 35 South Third street, above
Chestnut.
Tte coupons of the bonds of the oity and county of
Erie, due on Ist inst., wW be paid on presentation at the
Bank of ComitfVrce, in Erie.
Daring the month of June the business of the United
States Assay Office at New York w&p as follows: De
posits—Gold. $l7B 000; silver, $38,500: total, SJOiftX?.
Gold bars etajnped. sent pa United 'States
Mint for ooinage, SJ3IIO.
The following is a statement of the receipts and dis
bursements of the Ass staht Treasurer of tj)e United
States for New York for June I, I 860;
June 1, 1860, by balahoe $3,739,647
Receipts during the month 1
Onacoount of customs $2,763 933
* *• natemtees 9 365
“ Post Offioe Departm’t.. 1041.612
** Treasury notes
" miscellaneous..—.,
Total..
Payments during the month
Treasury drafts
Post Offioe drafts..
Balance June 30, 1860.
The following is a statement of the imports of foreign
goods at New York for last week and since Jan. 1, as
compared with previous years;
lacs 1359. 1860.
.81,000 766 $3.1114*3 92,134 273
. 3,774,673 3 819.201
For the week.
Ory Goods
General Mdse..
Total for the week.... 7.W.777 6,88601} 0,463475
Previously reported... 65 285.744 H'2?3,41»a 107,567,204
Since January 1 67.939.621 120,108 5.9 113 010,679
The following is the amount of Ac., measured
for the port.of Philadelphia from July 1, iB6O, to July 2*
I 860:
Corn. 691,473; wheat, 237 0’0; oats, 174 400: rye,
43 7 7; butler, 46,001; seeds 2,695; beans, 264. Total,
1,148,006 bushels.
The following is a statement of the transactions of
the Philadelphia Clearing House for the week ending
June SJ, 1660, as furnished by the manager, George E,
Arnold, £sq.
Clearings. Balances.
■~93.4r0.294 03 mUO 991 76
.. 8.-37 601 39 148 697 29
.. 2999049 69 192624 Ml
- 2 £>73 688 47 174,891 67
_■ 2 972 6t3 62 186 0 0 12
~ ?,WJ3,872 18 163 97U 2f
June 26 .......
» 27..*rrr.'.?r.7nn
•18,357,116 27 81,006103 68
Philadelphia Stock hicHßOge attics,
Mr 9.19t0.
Rspobthb bt 8. E. Slatkakib. SUK Walnat Streak.
P!BHT BOARD.
300City6*.......ftew.104>4 8 Hinehil! Borip 37K
HOD Almira Chat 105.... 22 400 Boh n Mining. ...lA &1
.(ion do 23 100 do .bo Bli
7 Harrisburg R.-.-. tIK flßeavMead ...C«P6w
60 Beading Jt, 20>« S Race & Vine-sts K. 02
to do iOX BPhiUßk-_ UUf
100 do 20 3t* 10 Girard Bk 47?,'
4 Penna R cash «Btf ft Mechanics’ Bk.—~ 8 0*2
• 8 to ouq S»H 7 dj 20?;
26 do Sd v *
BETWEEN BOARDS.
200 City R6s loiXt
SECOND
600 City 68
1000 Long Island 6*.... 83
6600 fcchl Nav 6a '62. .b 5 73H
4000 do L673H
1186 Lehigh Ca lt.o
M Lehighftonp 38 X
cogchlNavPrefd ...S2tf
60 do ~ MSfi
CLOSING Pit]
Sid. Asked.
Philadelphia. .101 mi#
Fiiila 6a it.... 10l 10)£
Phils 6s...pew. 104tf 104 ft
Penna Ds.int off 93 91
Beadinaß... .f>3 16
Reading bda 70.. 84 84h
Read 6a’44 intoff 67 89)4
Read mt6a’B6... 71 72
Pennaft.... SBtf &X
Penna it 2d mt6s 89 90
Morris Cnl con.. 604 M}4
Morn# Cpl prf. 11814 Hi
gohN 6a r B2moff7S« 7»5(
%hu?Wavlmee.BB
Sohujlftavßtk... 8 874
Sohujl Kavprf...32 23>|
14 West Philaß 67)4
12 do —. 67*
60 Rending R _ ... 20 « Id
BO Penna R—
-70 do (6 3814
10Cain Jc Am R..2tlya.lSß
’ 20 N Penna K 9
,10 Cora Ex 8k......... 2fl,V
tIOES—DUIL.
Bid, Asked
W&VI 7s Jmtg.,69 70
Longlsttk — 12J4 12tf
Leb Cl A N dvoff M 6tsi
Lch Cl Sc N Scrip 3»# 3B>{
North Penna 1t.9 9)4
N Penna*6a n 71H
N Fennnß 105...97)5 ••
Cats K )st n<t bds 30 31
Prkfd& couth' ... 64
Beo&Thd st»R m 47
Rapp kVinp-stR.3l)4 M
West Philaß. 6715
Spruce fc Pine 12
Green A Coates,,.. 91
Chest A Walnut... 50
Philadelphia Markets,
July 2—Evening.
The Flour market continues dull, and there ie very l>t-
Oe export demand for Flour, and s'andard superfine is
freely offered at 96 371406 60, the latter for better
brand, without finding buyers, exoept in small lots to the
trade, at from this rate up to 96®7 bbl for extra R
and fancy lota, as in quality. Rye Flour and Corn Meai
are but little Inquired for, and freely offered at 93.8714
for the former, and 833714 bbl for the latter.
Wheat.—There in rather more offering to-day, but
buytrß are holding off, and pnoea are nearly nominal at
)30©}370 for reds and URtoiwo for white, as Jn quality *
about 1, CO bus of thp latter sold at. 138<Ol&o for lair
and prime Penna; some small Id's ofvntfptaonthern
remain on the market .unsold. Rye is at 780
bus. Corn is also steady and rather more inquired
for, and 300 bus prime yellow sold at CBO afloat, T&a’ta
kr4 duU a&dr unsettled, prime Penna being offered at
400 without finding bpjere.
is lower, and Ailing at ton
" CoTTOif**-Tfie market is auiet to-day, but without
•any char k« to note ip price os demand.
G*ocsßißs.-Thefeisv*«r tittle (loins, and no change
jo note in the msrbet. • -
1- PBnytsioK*—'There iN.sotfnaohdoiur,and prices are
adyanomg inßspon, Green Meats. afad-Lard. whioh ore
h»ld XoXo& ft hither;; Qf,Pork, sales 0f760 lbs Mess
are leported, mostly on 'private doing
in Butter and Cheese. , .
Bgtps.--Ti»e market?}* very .quiet, and we quote Clo
verased at 94 bushel. .. v 0 -
Whisky moves off as Wanted, at 200 fprdrudge and
ll?4o for Pennsjhrihia bbl*; HQ bbla OhJolmW fttZJc,
and hhda at£lo 9P gallon,
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPrii.-
ARBIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
GIRARD HOUSE—Ninth ami Chestnut streets.
Geo Power, U«NJ AiHSSK * B'J a « v
Sam Ward. T Y. ;
O ASconoia.Cm 0 WH Sprague, NY ..
W M B ihbitt, Trenton T R Allison. Trenton
Julius Converse, Conn jyhjwd.NY
Wm McDonald. Balt RTCaas.rtY.
W Ball ft son. Balt C K Galpln, St Louis .
J Hyland Balt . JW Monler. Balt
LJ Oliiwtoad. Havana WiJ Mull. Havana. '
■M J Butler, Conn , David Towngind, Conn L
C B Loring. Pa Chas Mayer, Balt
Geo M Lauman, Reading * Rami Perkins, Troy, N Y
Mrs G M Lauman, Reading Frank Lauman. Reading
T 8 Stewart, Atlantia City B B Hook, Atlantia City
C O Fish, Atlnntio City J W Henry, Newbum
W M Morne. Newburn Cha* Kelly. Newburn ’
B Mayn*. NY P Fisher. NY. , „
W Harrison, NY - J H Nicholson & la, N Y
Mies Nicholson, N Y Tims S White. Md w .
E Clarke, Md EPRodman ft la, Fa
D Chapin. Brooklyn W W Powell. Mawt
Miss Powell. Mass J Myers, Columbia, Pa
A Monhefraer,N O PC Hill, Havana
T Pruslt, bait J MCamnbell. Balt
Taney Campbell, Balt Geo H Mills Sc in.jj 0
Miss Milts 8 C Thoa Lawrenoe. N Y
JnoCHewett, Md MissHeweD, Md
W Mooley, N Y Lawrence Coulson. N Y
Jas Morphy, England W Wallaco, England
JCorn*fi ft la.Ga Chas T, Fsrter N Y „
Jos J Bevins. NY HH Muhlenberg, Heading
Mrs Muhlenberg ft oh, Pa TSt Woodward. Mow
G I, Leavitt. N Y Hon R J Walker. Wash
G 8 Mandevill. N 0 W ASheperd, NY,
Hon A K Woottnn, Del T> G Prat' ft la NA
LB Harvey. NY LW Merrill, NY
If E Baker Sc la. Trov.N Y Miss Taylor. Troy; N \
R ORioinngs, Brooklyn A Beppard, Newtnwu
W P Ortvson, Pa Mrs Ofbieon, Pa ,
DDOshome, Pa n M Robinson, Fa
John Daroie NY J Griffith Sc la. Prov, RI
Mlbo A Griffith, Prov, R i II 8»imra»ll. no
JO HuriherL N C Misa Hurlbart.N C
Mrs J O Jeffarias Sc 2 oh,NY Miss 1 arbert. Wilmington
Emil Hans. N Y Mrs Chamber Pa
JW Cowell Doylcstown G Aagustioe, PaJ|
Geo Smith NY WAt Bodge, Sc in, N Y
J/i* Pickett, hi D M ') obin. Mobile
TJannoj.NO E Palmer ft la, R 0
Miss Palmer. 8 n - Miss Fanny Palmer, S C
J 8 Austin Sc la, N"Y v O B BmUh. N\ „
OHovt.NY WJ Howell-NY
Wm JLi dsav. NY John J Davie. N Y
H Sharp, NY CH Ballleu, N Y
J Hjghatl, N Y Waller Gillespie. NY
H Soivly, N Y Isaao Jackson, N Y
Jasß Prtrkor Sc la. N Y Misa Jones, NY
Arthur Duncan. Matsu Tlios Motg&n, Mass
H Hart, Brooklyn Miss Hart. Brooklyn
Wm Oow es. N C wm Belgor, N C
F. H Honeton.Va 7 hos Atwocd, Va
M Atloe, N Y John H Hink e Bostou
E H Lewis, Boston D n Balden ft son, Conn
Wm Wal'emeire NY AT Conover, N Y
W H Beldin. NY J Randolph. N O
G G Hull. Atlantio.Ga ’WBryarly,* al
R Broadlient, Jr. Balt 0 W Hall, Ind
John Hanlar, Maoon W Haslar, Macon
R Moffett. BMfc W Sherlock, Balt
C Wendell, Wash ETGay.Ln
Viss « Ga»,La MissBusan Gay, La
B F Hallrtt, Poston E R Lewis, Boston
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut sts.
W P Wilkins, Dol N NewhoM, N J
J Paine. N J OReiny.NY
Cdei*oth,NY O Prescott,N Bedford
Maj Harris Sc Ta, Mo W Mahone, Norfolk
H w Lainber‘on ft la, Min u G Handy, Boston
All Marvin. NV W MNatbr. N Y f‘
N ( oo*ett Sc wf. Ala Miss Lookett, AJa
Mies Moore. Ala Miss Jones. Ala
Miss Foster ft sister, Ala Lt $ H Lookett ft la. U 8 A
AO Moore,HC WHobson ft la. Port'and
F H Ctuitman, La R W Estlln, N O
WWard. JasL Watkins ft la, Ala
Miss MII Potter, A'a JnoT Webber, Columbia
H C Wisflwall, Jacksonville >Tm Hale ft la- Nashville
J C D-maldron Miss JW *) hornbijth ft la, Mo ,
Mm Jenkins ft tlau, Balt K W Jenkins, Ka't
Mrs J'mid. Balt Miss Hazlehurst, Balt
Chas Gerdins ft fam, G& Miss 8 Terrel.‘>a
W Jaqhsou. NY BH Cheever. R I
H Robintcn, Del H B Bwarr, Lanonster
D Kme. I.nnoaster Chas Albright- M Chunk
J"lin Hohimmel, La Gua'y i, J Halsey. Chioaro
Niks J P Watkin*, All J Kckford ft wf. Miss
h Q young, Boston E Upson, hillwrokee
P J Hiilsns. Mobile Dr Frierson &<Uu,L»
M Duacan. NO HHarris.N J
A n Pa Hon Thos Corwin, Ohio
Hon H iWarsha’l. Ky HQ Vloicery. Halt
O Butterfie'd, Mexico w A Mills ft wf.Ya
W a Coursen. Bbiien Tel’d Mr Glenn ft l&.Batt
Dr Din sley, Nashville John Donaldson. Tamaqua
Anso-» 8 Archer, N Y Chas T Shinn, Phila
Genl T N Ward. Texas Geol Jo t.nn*, Oregon
J U Wright, Maes F L Davies, N Y-
L Taylor- London R K Williams, Ky
Dr A H Smith. Phila D N WetzUr* Phila
R Nnnpfi, Jamaica ( H Tyson, Jamaioo
GeoF B'enneman, i ano PCHeestand Pa
Jos Do Haven & la, Chloago J.G Brumby, Jr, Mise
fapt Wm DSmith.USA KBCoietnen ft wf,Ohio '
M e Hinchman.N Y JT Foster ft ia.Va
J P Penny, Pittsburg E J Taylor ft la, Boston
J fa ew J C parsons
J M Ogden. Ga AC Oayton- N Y
CF Maodonald, Wash CVaux, NY ,
Mr Mason. Va Mr Kennedy, Nd
N J Dnnohoo, Waaii A C *nd A rson, BtLouis
Miss Bennet*. Miss K p Mason- Prov
J W/ngete. Balt U Uhler. Misa -
N Dal* ft F», Ga Thos "ewell. Jr. Halt
Thos U liardijer, Palt W H Md
M if« Faruunar. Md - Misa Coffin, N V
G W Olney ft son Charles n Ja* 8 Lull ft la, Miss
Miss C Cannon, Miys H Rpaagenburs. Va
Col Pu-fles. U 8 A MB Regales. 118 A
G Karlen. Llkton, Md J J Creswell, Md
W MoVeagh, W Chester J R fimith ft la, N Y
«K.Rr*NANTS’ HOTKf/-F«arth street, A*ob.
IracMitchell, Beilefonto FMHutchinson,Pittshg
Gen W H Mil’er, Harmbg JW Brown, Miiton
W D Earnest. Harrisbg F K Th-afeey. Harrisbg
W O Ward, Susq op W D Boas, Harrisbg
J M Keitee. Harrisbg W H Ecke's. Harrisbg
WOH Pcully. Pittsburg Isaac Ki|tg, New Berlin
H B Burnham, M Chunk K E Greisemen, Berks co
DBtitzeL Dorks co Wirt, Hanover.
H L lrieffenbaeh EW Bigopy, Atlaptown
Jacob Bechiet. Allentown O J Cameron, Caledonia
W Crowner. Mumford R H Duncan. Ha
R B Hetrikin. Huntingdon H Guernsey, Wellsboro -
A J Fuller, Phila E A Ranke. Pa
Jno R Hobart, Montg oo Dr 8 B Stubbs ft !a
j G Ga'z « da. Lancaster Geo Ranrlerson, Lancaster
John W - lark. Pa F 8 Pyfer, ianoaster
Col Dardwell, Lancaster Jno H Bratton. Carlisle
O H Meyers, Eaelon Gen J Davis. Rtioks co
Peter Molntyie York. Pa JM Holme.NJ
Jno H Z egler. Harrisbg Jno A Weart ft la, Trenton
8 C R idler. N Y JTimpson
Fon Aaa Packer, Pa CM Hunter, Reading
A K Soholl, Meum F Squire. Phila
t B Ransom, Pa Miss Nannie McLean, Pa
Miss Mary Md-can, Pft Jas E MoLean. Hhippensbg
It Henderson, Pa J J Moore, DMlsborg. Pa
H l.Mi-ler, heading RE Monaghan. W Cheater
J Glenn, Fa J WFoller. C*tasauqua
PoiPeathers, Norristown Atexß Jaok,Nswberg
RAN«AI,Cqnn
ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Chestnut street, ab. Third.
Thomas Loring, 111 2hos B.Martin. Ihi'a
Frank Blanchard, Maas D 8 “hields.N Y
C Sobers, NY J F Silva. Folmesburg
Wm 8 Simpson, Wash, D C Sami Mausfie d, Phila
John E Meyer, N Y Mr Handy ftson.Va
Goo C Altiaugh Titusville C G Harrison. Bait
Jno A J Sheets, Phila TenaoioOrepizoh, Oaraoas
Victor Caracas H C Reynolds, W Y
Jas Orothers. Ph'ift i pis Linsn«. Caracas
Luis M Linens, Caracas C E Jnstis. Bait
J BMcnre, Del * T U Sp'ltvan. Wash, D C
WH Glover.W 6B h DC D 0ei)o, Phila
8 J GhOifon la, hliea Mrg N Miss
THE UNION BOTRL-Archetreet sbove Third,
Mrs MAC Durgee, Ky faa*o 8 Walker. N Y
W WalTe*.« Illcs W H H<jnl»n, Ohio
R Wert?. Clinton co. Pa Mis* T Werig, Clinton co
Joe Br>wn. Salem, N J G Walraer, Mewars
Col R Ratcliff, Tnmacua J Billironn. Pot»avi le
J F B mith, Knonboro’, Md Mis* J Smith. Boout>oro’
G Wiggan, Tamaqua Miss P Grey. Cin. O
G VCarcnn,Siouxvity D 8 whippie, R R
Miss Parn. Pittsburg J 7*f nous, Indianapolis
a ms K Lue«e, Indianapolis J H Cormany, Frank 00
Mr- I'fttei'ff. Tatnoqua R Ratcliff,Tamaqua
? B«aispiasß , ssi:es:
H Stone, RoebeMf r, N Y Mrs Ralston. Dloomsbarg
J HSenseman, NY J C Imory ft la, Balt
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut, above Fifth.
8 Murphv.N Y Rev JL McKim, Newark
Rtevart Nowell, NY CM Va
Jnmes Johnson, N Y T P K'otnhans. N J
John * r|, Ph'la W N Barry, Balt
G H Bimpaon. Wnsu G M Ottmger, Vr
V O Valforand. N Y 8R Laebey Sc wf, Plttsbg
G H Lookey * sis, Pittsburg H Buok. Trenton
NyP Arrowsmirh, NY B v RnlJe, N Y
HCBond,Newtown JW bbemakrr.Tamaqua
J 8 Smith Jr. Pa AHarnnston.Del
J C'H'k, Hoimosbarg J Lei«>ennnß & sou, Pa
v Hall, Elmira, N Y Geo O Peott. N Y
Beni Adams, N Y RTRots, N7i
JONEB* n* TFL—Chestnut street, above Sixth.
G 8 Phiia • T M Loud St la, ft Y
Jib 8 Wilson. N J H >moal NJ
HS Pdipe, BaU Thor J Goodrick, Balt*
J Corddry. Baly J • A Oakley, L I
J A hh"tt. Phija E p MoClequhap, Md
K Woodruff, NY T S Moor, NY
V I Fry, Tamaqua B Clayton, Tamaqua
Hon Thug 8 Bell, W Chester Sami Walker. Pa
■Geo Evens, Ga AH Garvin, ft J
J E Murray. NY ll 0 l!p* r * e ‘ l^i r
E h Hale o O Wm Thomas. Md
Win Basoh,NO j.»*oQartny. Wash
W S Brm ke« Wash T C Oaton. Wash
M pnßn)ft v , w V Aoai<ley,NY
W H Rcbhlns NY R Montgomery,N Y
11 Keener, Balt ft Blun, N Y
J F Cuomngham, Md Jos Summers, Va
309 000 •
21766
4,126,668
... 94.997A05
.... 313 237
6,340688
jnMMKRCIAL HOTEL-Butth st . above Chestnut.
» B Woodward. W Chester R F Ches Vsl'ey
G T 1 eonard, Locust Grove W Pyle. Chester co. Pa
Jos BaManr-e. l.ono co, Pa Je* se G Hicks. Chei:er co
BeoJ Frick. Montg co, Pa J J Phillip*. Phita
ohss McGee, N J L S Hoopas. Del
Tima Grilfi’h, Bel John L Phillips. Phils
Robt Lynch. Louisville B R Jackson, Pa
Isaac TCollman, Pa - Jaa Watson, Chester co
STATES UNION HOTEL—Maiket st., at»ove Sixth.
JiieobThudtum. Cerlirle B F Wickersham, Pa
John a Jones, Wilm Del n H Thompson, Chester co
Jrm 6 Dourher-v. L«no. Pa 3 B Halbert Carlisle
C/ias Lt Halpeyr, parbsie Bailor, Comb 00, Pa
MERCHANTS HOUBE—ThiriJ *t.. above CallowhiU.
John Evens, Vr w Jones, M Chunk
** L Rl nsiU. M Cl unk G Ureenewslt. Be'hlehero
JasT Borhek, Bethlehem Mrs Yone, Bethieh pi
Geofltaut). Bpthiehe '■ FAClauder, PilUburg
Misa * Utlftnder. Bcthlohnn E (. Rnpprs. DiiyVp pwn
Gen P App’ebsoh. Pa f'bas Graver, Cb » er co
H Diihmitr St hi, N York Mirs V, lulhmar, NY
b Mr- k. Lebinou. E Walborn, Lebanon 00
A P Zimmerman, Phila
BLACK BEAR llOTEL^Thint*t.,6b.CallowhiU.
D Barker Pottsville Chas Harper, Jenklntown
A Fou*t, I'p Dublin J K Ppanc. Berk* co
Sol Yoder, Berksco Master Yoder, Berks co
Master GG B Holloway,ft Jh K Smith, Pa
8 Morris Phila E J Gnynnr.Pottsvjlle
L a Bmdolph Pa A ft 8-euffer. Besd.np
M M Goodman, Rending Oscar Lewis. Quakertown
Chas Wraiid, Allentown Jos Fiy, Allentown
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third st., above CaUowhill.
V Hoffman, Lehrgh Gap W P f* Kramer. A Uentown
teeob Zepp. Lanesdale W G Fenujpackcr, Pa
P BroWn. Lancaster co K A Fmiz, E-g Harbor
F A Saltger, Phua Jos Lmenoh, Butztown
NATIONAL HOTEL—Kace street, above Third.
John Jameson, John A Wonnan, Canton
Hufuai’nte. Kopheeter W R Waters A la. N J
Haml Nevus, Cetasauqna JG w<tson. Dovtestown
H J Hei’dler, PottevilTc J«-s w h»tnker. MtClair
Jna Gilfitlan, Port Carbon —Blades, NY
Wm V Kelley Pa J H Weiley, Montoursville
v ara Relit. Pa Cl Grattim Tnsaarnm „
OHBftVftKe Gfttysburg . Cant G FRelohard. Pa
A i< Bocnlifor, AG Johnson, Doy!o&ti»wn
J C Btroheckor. Reading
PVUtriAiti tiiri'hi. —ffeoond street, above Marsel,
Tims F Johnson, Md Sami Ashoraft. Ihila
H Boarnorou-h. Bucks 00 LeoSwenttnHn, Phila
STowrtend Del Jno Townsend, Dol
Wm Hcott, Bel F Wfl'i, DM
A H Cook, Dover, Dol Wm Pnyno, Md
Jas 'ToWnßflnd, Dol D K Burton. Md
MMC,.x.Ph‘la OM Mo'n; Phila
JMearson.NJ Wni Singleton, N J
J P Hopk rs.N J if Ames. N J
R Ferguson, Lei Win yearson, N J
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL.—Raeond. above A»oh st.
GeoW Jn'kson, Phila A H English, terser Shore
B Sco.t, J r Sc la, Phila
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Second st., below Vine.
W Watson. Bucks co W Fisher, NJ
W H Norton.'Rcanng Joa Hill, Pa
E Sharp. Wj oming co D brannon, Pa
ACPaxsnn, Blioksoo w Thomas, Jr,Phila
LMt»OUTATIONS,
(Reportod for the Press.l
OHABLEBTON—Pohr Southerner—3B* bales cotton
H Sloan a Son l 7 empty carbons Bavage Sc Martin t 60
tons old iron Phccaix Iron Company ; 167 emstr bbis
Gaul Sc Austin.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
•EE FOURTH PAGE.
Bchr Southerner, BfUowa.4 days from Charleston,
With cotton, 4to. 10 older.
BclirQenr r,e J Weaver, Tnnnell. 3 fay, from Indian
River, with corn) Jas L Bewley A Co.
Steamer Concord. Norman, 24 hours from New York,
with mdse to \Ym At Baird Sc Co,
BY THLBQBA?n,
(Correspondence of Th* Press.)
, 811 „ „. 4 BALTIMORE. Julr 2.
Arrived— Ship Sur'ii Fitzrerwrt. jr ’d.j. jrom Cobra.
Chljl ‘line Wd. in 2G Sfi W, lon C 920. cnaud bna ii‘T a of
the Wnvp.pl Ho«ton.
BY TZL^QUXVB.
(Oonespondeiioe 01 Tne Press.)
NBW YORK, July 2.
Arrived—Barks 8t Bede, (Br) from Colombo. Ceylon ;
Wyandotte, from Cardenas j brig Missionary,< British),
Ohareutn; rtchrs Ventoss, Lleuthera} Sarah
Bsraooa. _ . _ „ .
Below—Bark Wm Henry, from Cuba,
npuken by batk WvandoUe. June 30fh. in Ist 38. lon 73
30, bark Arcadia Jrom Cardenas fur Philadelphia.
lV tilmxayw.
{Correspondence oMhe Philadelphia Exchange.)
' CAPE ItfLAftD.N.V, Julr2.6>s» PM.
A bark and several solfooney* w«nt in this afternoon.
Wl "Vour'i, KUCIIPS.
UP TO 12 O’CLOCK LAST KXQBT.
ARRIVED.
JULY 3, 1860.
tones arrived SUMMER RESORTS,
' olaatal at Ne» York /~I^^IBIA^OUS^'oAPK^Tv?T'
•• "l.arwS »t N HoTKifwiiM *• Sow Jer.oy.-Thu u r l? L A?® —
™J?»m O fL? 1 nd rafurmskad” Anow oookiiS "o oomnotai,
VS&& fiSKSE 6011,6 w «4.
proprietor Mount!
jetf-d2m
/CONGRESS HALL, OAPB *
\J CAPE MAY. N. J.—Thie well-known, fir*.-
Hotel will oe opened for toe reception of &u*«ta on w. -
T&RDAY. the Mthloet. v I
The Bowlin? *ll*7l have been removed, ana new I
eleepine rooms added, smoejaat season. „ I
Jell -gw WEST fc THOMPSON, Proprietor*. |
Steamship CMy ot u.
afcAiohtnond 30th ult.
, Steamship Delaware, Cannou,
joitauUv for PiuMMphia. . %#__
• Btfaraehip Ariel, Miner, for Asplnwan,. *7
York yesterday. . '
SiUp Victoria Reed, Proble, remained at Calcutta
li Pit*gerald/Gi*e»; 77 days from Oobre,
Cmlu was below Baltimore jOfterdey..
fo?V k Cnr>t '* Bt< Allfin * chared at New York yesterday
, Brig J?entuoky, Pendleton, oleared at N York yestcr- *
dM f« r Buenos Ayres. t _ . _ . T
Sonrs Charles Gaskill. Dutton; James Parker, Jonea,
and Margaret Powell, Fenton, nenoe arrived at Balti
more yenterday, .. ,
.rohr Queen or the Bonth, Weeks, from Palermo, ar
rived at New York yesterday, .
1480. hr Mary E oleared at Charleston 29th
ult for Philadelphia, with lumber. .. , .
Bohr Belle. Barrett, for Jacksonville, sailed from
Bohr Mwning Idght, Adams, hence at Richmond 80th
_'Bobr Pjrihon, Osgood, from Charleston, arrived at
Jacksonville 23d ut ,
Bohrs Peroy Heilner, Gandy; npßtiokney, Garwood;
Mary EHsßtieth.Reed; Snow Flake, Weavers Buwas
sett. Brown; New Jersey, Vanneman: C U Wiljmi,
Smith: MaryHaiev, Haley; J B Austin,Davis; Isa
bella Thompson,Corson; Alabama, Vangilder. and «
Towmend. williams, honoe arrived a* BostonSOtb nit.
Bohrs Uobbie W Dillon, Marts, from Georgetown. DC,
and Luoy L Sharp, McElwell, lrom do, arrived at Bos
ton Ist Inst '
. Bohrs Silver Magnet. Perry, and E H Naih, Stront,
henna at Boston Ist inst. „ „ _ _ . .
v Bohrs HW Worse, Phillips; R 8. Dean, nook, and
Jamos Neilson. Burt, henoa at Taunton *9ih ult. ,
Ptrs Josephine. Grson.and Vulcan, Morrison, hence
arrived at New York ves'erday. „ . . _
Noefolk, June 80th.—All the cargo of the ship Jane
Henderson, with the exception of the pig iron and salt,
has been recovered, and is now on its way to Baltimore.
SKECJIAL NOTICES.
Bur Youit Bathing Roues foe Ladies
Gents, and Children, at SLOAN'S. 806 MARKET 6t.»
Philadelphia, or at his Store, CAPE ISLAND, N. J.
, lyS-it*
The Piihenologioal Oau'iNet, 922 Chest
not street, Trill be open as usual on Jaly 4th, for exami
nations and the sale of Cooks. JOHN L. CAPEN,
JfSSt • Successor to Fotvlee, Well*, te, Co.
Meyers’ Miraculous Vermin De
stboysk, the oldoat ond best remedy known for Ex
terminating RATS and MICE. COCKROACHES
BUGB, ANTS, MU6Q.UITOES, FLEAB, MOTHS,
GRAIN WORMS,and GARDEN INSECTS.
Principal Depot, 612 BROADWAY, N. Y.
£old by all Druggists everywhere. mylfi-Sm
Sewing Machines. All porsons who
have bought Sewing Maohines whioh will not porforro
the work expeoted, are informed that SINGER’S Ma
ohines never fail to do any kind of work. No one is ever
disappointed in the Machines of
I. M. SINGER k CO., No. 610 CHESTNUT St,
api-Sm
8 daubs 8 Fond—NoiiTnjrßST
Corner Second and Walnut SxasßTs.— Pepoalt* re
ceived in email and large amounts, from all etwees of
the oommunity, and allows interest at the rate of FIVE
PER CENT, per annum. <
Money may be drawn by aheoka without loss of is
tereit.
Office open daily, from 0 until 6 o’olcok, and on Mon
day and Saturday until nine in the evening. Presi
dent, FRANKLIN FELL: Treasurer and Seorelary,
GHAS. M. MORRIS.
Saving Fund—National Safest Tbust
Company.—Chartered by the State of Pennsylvo n a*
RULES.
1. Money is received every day, and in any amount
large or small.
1 FIVE PER CENT, interest U paid for money from
the day it is put In.
8. The money is always paid back in GOLD whenever
it is called for, and without notice.
4, Money is received from Szecut art, Administrators,
Guardians , and other Trustees, in large or small rams,
to remain a long or short period.
0. The money received from Depositors is invested in
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other first
class securities.
0. Office open every day—WALNUT Street, southwest
orner Third straat. PMliufalsMa j&U
Ond Pbiob Clothing of tub Latest
Styles, made in the best manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES, LOWEST selling pnoes marked in
Plain Figures. All goods made to order warranted satis
factory. Our ONE-PRICE system is striotiy adhered
10, as we believe this to be the only fair way of dealing
All are thereby treated alike, , JONES & CO.,
seg-tf 604 MARKET Street,
Salamander Fibb-Fbopf Safes.—A very
large assortment of SALAMANDERS for sale at rea
sonable prices, No. 804 CHESTNUT St, Philadelphia.
EVANS k WATSON.
MARRIED*
McCRORY—KANE.—On ihe Ist Inst,, by Rev. John
Patton, Mr. George T. McCrory to Aligs Fmciila C.
Kane &1I of thi? oity, _ *
WAKK— cor- Rad— At tho Tyappp. ontheasth ult.,
by the Rer. A. a. Shpnble. Mr. Gamt C. Wark, of Nor
ristown, to Miss A v n Oonrau. of this oity. *
O&BORNB—SNETMF.N —On Bnoday, the 10th ult.,
by Rev. Jos. Kennard, Mr. Wm. Osborne to Miss Mary
a. Boefben, all of this city. . *
PATTON—FOWLER.—On the 7th alt.,at Germsn-st.
Church- by Rev. E. B lltuen, Robert S.Patton to Miss
Annie Fowler, all of this city. *
s DIED.
KINGSTON.—On the Ist of July, Mary, daughter of
Charles H. and Cornelia Kingston, aged 2 years and
3 months.
■i he relatives and friends of the fnmilr, are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of
her parents. No 537 Washington avenue, this (Tuesday)
afternoon, the 3d ’n»t, at So'olook. *
Bf 1 8 —On the 30th ult, Dr. J. J. Gould Bios, in the63d
year of his ase.
His friends and relatives are respectfully invited to
at'erid his funeral, from his late residence, No. 606 Pine
street, m Thursday next, at 1 o'clock P. M. * *
MARTlN.—Sunday. July Ist. Hjao. James B. Martin,
67 years eodA months
The relatives and mMe friends are invit#d to attend
h‘B funeral front hi* late residence. 622 Pine street, on
Thursday afternoon, at 4 o'clcok,' without further
notion. *»
JORNBON.—On the 26th tilt., Aaron Johnson, In the
<6rh s ear of big age.
Funeral from his fate reridenoe, Haverford township,
Delaware county, this ( Tuesday m«rfing,tit9o'olock.
K A IN.—On thetQihu’t., Miohael Kain.sonof Francis
and Bridget Kam. Aged 33 years.
Funeral from the residence of his went*. No. 761f1.
Seventh «t«et. below Fitzwater, this (Tuesday) raora
in x, at B*4 unlock. ' * •; *
. BALK—On the 29th ult, Mary L., daughter hi Mary
and the Inti Wm Halo -t <
Funeral from the residence of her mother, 1021 Crease
Street, abpye Richmond, > ighteenth ward, tins (Tues
avjaltfrnoou, atlo’cl'vilr. > *
, WALLACE.—On the rgth ult., William CoR tia. son of
Jameaaqe-Jaft* Ana W nllaoo, aeed 1 year atift 10 mo's.
BARTON.—Op the evening of the sBth ult.. Ruean
Barton, rel.okof the late David Barton, in the &&1 year
of her axe ■ *
OaHNEYr-On thefstintt.. Michael Carney,infant
sou of Michael and Bridget Carney, aged 2 years and
6 months ' *
Germantown, on the SOth tilt,, Tbos.
Uno’esen.tn the4Bfh >«"»rofhl«age. *
BrhRK rOn *he 30th nit*. Mr*, Sarah Sperry, widow
of the late John Sperry. *
VANhO&N —At Frsniford. on the SOth nit. Charles
Wesley, son of Thomas L. and Elisabeth Vanhorn, m
tte Htn year < f hia a<o *
WuLLBWTON.—On the SOth ult.. Frano s a F„son of
Wm. L. and Sophia E. Wollertun. used fi months. *
ROMIW,—-On the Ist inst.. Franklin, nnlv son of F. D.
and Virginia Ron lg, aited 4 years and 7 months. *
OHISAvERb.—On the 80th nit.. Chares M. t Infant
sort of Charles T. ana Rebecca Anu Cheavera, aged
DOUGHERTY.—On the SOth utt., James Dougherty,
aged 42 years. *
RO'i hß.—On the Ist in»t., Henry, son of Samuel and
Ann Poser, need 5 mouth*. *
RUCK.—On th» SOth ult.. David, son of Jacob and Ma
tilda Ruck aged 17 month*. „ *
CLULKY.—On the Ist imt.John Cluley, in the 87th
yea* of hisa/re. *
COX.—On the3o.h ult., Mr. Joseph Cox. in the CAth
year ofliis age. *
ginMMEft MOURNING GOODS.
Rr Black 1 aretes and Crane Uaretg, M. 6-4,7-4, and
8-4 wide; Black Bilk Grenadine*. Grenadine
Bare/e*, Camel's Hair Bareges,Summer ,
Bombazines. Challs. Grape Chahs, Tamartines,
Tapimatans. fine Mou«se!ice de Laine*. Lawij*,
Ginghams, Organdie*. Bilks, Poulard*.
Chaliedo Lames, Barege Manti’laa and Points;
Bn/exe, Grenadine Barege ami Grenadine Shawls;
Bun umb eltaa, Fan*. Summer Gloves and
Hosiery * Veils; Collars, ble*v«*, Ao.
BESSON & bON, MourninglBtore,
jet No. 918 CHEBNUT Street.
riMiß ONLY RELIABLE ARTICLE—
JL OLARK’B Patent INDELIBLE PFNCILB. for
Marking all kind* of Clothing nearly and Indelibly.
They do thoir work better than Ink, without it* tronb’e
or risk of Blotting. Kaoh will mark 2 (WO artioles. For
sale, Wholesale and Retail, by D, G. TAYLOR k CO.,
Agents for the Manufacturer, No. 911 CHfcSTNUT
Street. lel2 3m
rrs=* A STATED MEETING OF THE-JU
!L? NIOR ANTI SLAVERY MJCIKTY will be
h*lcl at CLARKSON HALL, TUESDAY EVENING,
July 3t*tJLo'ajoo|. H*
fr-p» PHILADELPHIA, JUNE. IBGO.-WE,
IkJ» the underejened. Booksellers and Publisher* be-
Veving that ourseives and our employee* will be bene
fited by a slight relaxation from the u*ual hour* of busi
ness during th* wannest day t of summer, agree to eloae
our respective Stores five o’clock r. M., daily, lrom
July first till the toth of August nrxt:
BAMUEL FA2AWD. Jn..
794 CHESTNUT Street.
OAUT k VOLKMAR.
WM. 8. & ALFRED MARTIEN.
JOS BaBIN.
J. W. MOORE.
LINDSAY fc BLAKrSTON.
BURNS k REM.
Pft‘ 8. BOOKSTORE.
Hi-NRY LONGBTRETTT.
SMITH, ENGLISH. 6 CO.
jr3-tothr6t t HENDERSON, 538 ARCH Street.
PTs** SOLDIERS AND: DEFENDERS OF
K-5 the WAR OF < 819. The *nnu*‘ Meotin* will
boh' Id at (the COUNTY COURT HOUBE, t>IXTH
end Wednoeday morning next,
JULY FOURTH, at 9 o’olook. Punctua l Mtendanro is
requested, as business of importance will he laid before
the meeting. By order of the Execmlve Committee.
jy2-2t» HIHAAI AVHES.Tepretarr.
rY~5=» MECHANICS’ HANK, FHILADEL
\XJ PHtA, June 30.1860.
Tne Directors have elected JOHN ViEGAND.Jr.,
Cashier, tn place of Joseph <4, Mitchell, resigned, ana
JOSEPH. G . MirCHK' L Yio* President, m place of
George It. Stuart, resigned.
jyg 3t J. B MITCHELL. President.
rr3=" ALFRED JENKB A- SON—DRIDES•
LL? BUKG Machine WORKS. July 2. 1800
.JOSEPH G. MITCHELL become* a partner In tins
e«tahlientnent trom this date, the name and atjla of the
firm to remain unchanged.
The couetiDg-howe has been removed from Urtdes-
Mirg to No 63 North FRONT Srreet, Philadelphia,
where orders for goods and all communications for (he
rm may be rent. ALFRED JENKS k BUN.
BAR‘ON 11. JENKS. . ..
JOtOvPHG MITOHK LL J.v2 3t
ryr* UNIVJBIINJTY OF PENNSYLVANIA—
DEPARTMENT OK ARTS.—'I h« annual com
mencement for conferring. Degrees in the Arts will be
held on , ine thiid day of Jul«, in the MUSI
CAL FUND HaLL. The procession will leave the
College Hall at ten o’clock AM. 7he Revererd
Clerrr, Judges of the United States and State Courts,
the Mayor of the city, Select and Common Cowioils.
the Board of l irect-rB nnJ President of (he Girard
College, the Principal of the Central High cohool, the
candidates for the Degree of Master of Arts, and other
graduate* of the University, are invite^to
Jfl3fljy2 3-3 t Secretary oFtne** acuity ofArta,
POST OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA, PA.,
u, % June 27tb, 1860.
Tno late Aot of Congress restricting the compensation
of contractor* for carryiug the Mails to California. Jco.,
liy sea, hav ng rendered it impracticable to make cpn
traots for such service, Letter Mails will. hereafter,
be made up at thus Office. doi/u, for California. Oregon,
and Washington T orrttory to uo conveyed by the Over
land Route, via St. Louis, Mo. , „
This Office has not as yet been notified or any arrange
ment bv whioh Newspapers, &o.» for poin’s can
BE IORIVtEDEO. ft, B. BROWNE.
jeilB 6t Postmaster.
OFFUJiS UK THE PHILADELPHIA
IJ3 AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
• _ March,l3Bo
The holders of the bonds of this Company, due July 1»
1860, can now rooeive, unpn applloAtiou at thi* office, 10
per oeutj cash, upon the term* specified In the oirou
°Tbe^hollers are also entitled to the benefit of a Sink
ing Fund of $140,000 per annum, as established by the
stockholders at their annual meeting, held January 9,
1860, and in pursuance of the oontraot, entered intp by
he oompany and duly recorded, to carry the saa;e into
ffeot. s. BhADFOIUj. Treaaiufir.
JVcDei I# the Raiders w" P&uaclelrhia and Reading
Railroad Company Mortgage Bonds , due July 1, 1860.
These bonds are secured by the first mortgages on the
road, amounting in the aggregate to $9.&3,400. The
net revenue for the laqt fiscal year was six times the
amount of the annual interest on thoso bped?.
The managers propose to extend them for a period of
twenty years, the fioldera retaining the bonds and the
security df the mortgage in the precise condition in
ahlou they ard now held. Fresh sheets of coupons for
e interest, payable half-yearly, will be issued.
A bonus ofiO per cent, will.be given to the holdors, m
consideration of their assenting to the extension. This
bonne Will be paid in oalh to the bearer* of the bonds,
on their signing ajreoeipt and presenting their respoo-
Lve the office ofthe Company, or to its ageutt,
Forms of receipt and endorsement will be furnished
o* application.
By order of the Board of Managers.
HU*tf Yf * M* MvlllwhlfY* UporetWTi
Kxte>.
All wtu. "■ *
Now Jeraer,
H. LairrMato pt,.
deipbia; S. B. woomuin, * v
Vernon Hotel, Cope Island.
MANSION HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY,
J-T-1.. N. J„ ISAAC THAYEH, (late of Surf Home,)
has been very muob eDlarged and mi
proved. Has nova. large number of Familj Room*, not
suTKiseed by any hotel in this city. „ . * ~
It is lighted throughout with gas. New and fine**»■*
have been Uid to the ooean, whioh will wlwntfdat
night, from the Hotel to the water, by splendidleflect
idk lamps. „ . .
Attached to the house f but separate from the main
building) is a larce Hall for Hope and Parties, with a
first-clas* Ice Cream and Confectionery attaoned. Over
the Hail there aro forty sleeping rooms for ainsle gentle
men. There is also a play-ground for children, well
*h”d*dAnd enolosedt with Birin**, 360.
Th® catering department will ba under my own es
pema.l supervision, and I trust that my reputation is
sufficiently established to satisfy &U that my table will
be unsurpassed.
Terms will be #l2 per week.
Transient Boarders 92 per day.
Carriages att&ohed to the House will take Boarders to
-and from the Ocean froe of oharge during bathing hours,
JeM-tr ISAAC THAYER.
M BRIGANTINE HooBE—Brigantine
Roaoh, New Jersey, H. D. SMITH, Proprietor.
This large and commodious Hotel is now open for the
reception of visitors. Persons visiting the sea shore
will find this the most desirable resort for Bathing,
dunning, Fishing, Ac.; inprovemen's having be,-n
ma<lo,&uoh as enlargement of dimus room, new loathing
houses, wharf, walks, Ac. PASsoneers leavi/g Vine
street wharf i n tho rporning train, vii Camden and At
lantic Railroad, arrive at Bedloe’e Hotel, whore Cast.
Benjamin Turner will bo in readiness to convey them
to the Hotel, arriving in time for dinner. je!9 tuthslm*
TTNITED ST ATI S HOTEU,
V* MILIjERBBURG, BMJPHIN COUNTY, PA.
Thjs w®H'known Hotel has been leased by tho sub
scriber. and has bien thoroughly ferovatedand entirely
newly furnished, Niflorahurg is situated in one of the
most rowiontlo regions of Penosylvanta; Ifte Susque
hanna river flows immediately by tho to*n. and allords
fine fishing; the mountain scenery is unsurpassed in the
State, Gams abounds in great plenty, affording fine
sport for huntsmen ; the mountain streams abound with
trout in great plenty. City visitors, who are desirous of
spending a few months in the oountry, will find this one
of the most desirable places in Pennsylvania. _ The
North Pennsylvania K&ilrood passes the town, and it is
in daily communication with Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and New York. The subscriber will use every effort to
make his guests oomfort&bie.
. t A. J. WARFIELD, Frpurietoy.
Millersburg, June 20,KW, JeH 'ini
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
rr?HE WATER-CURE JOURNAL FOR
A- JULY, now ready, onntaius: Hygienic and Drug
Medication Contrasted; Disoasos of the Throat and
Lungs;; Home Practice of the Movement-Care— ITreat
u eat of tho Croup ; A Family Necessity ; a Homeopa
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mooli other matter useful to every reader.
A NhW VOolIMh commences with the pbkshkt
number, and now is tho time to subscribe. Only Si a
year. Address FOWLER \ YfELL!#, *
•' ‘ •'Now York, or
, JOHN L. CAP aN,
Jy2 2tdA2.W 922 CHtBTNUT Btreet, Phila.
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its History and Philosophy, with practical direc
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New York, or
JOHN f*. CAPEN,
„„ . 922 CHESTNUT Btreet. Phila.
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lished in America. It will be found usefu to all olaeses.
in or out of the profession, and to all men. women, and
ohildren. j»fi
Buy youß books a/ovans’ gut
BOOK STORK. 439 CKE;TNUTBtreet.
’Tis the best placMn the city.
Books are sold as cheap as at any other Store,
and you have tho advantage
Of reo?lving a handsome present.
Worth from W cents t > 100 hundred dollars,
„ With oaoh Book.
Books of Faot, Books of Fiction,
Books of History, Boo 1 * for Farmers,
Bonks of Biography, Bocks for Meonamon,
Rooks of Travel, Hooke of Humor,
Books or Adventure, Books of Pathos,
Books about Heroes, Books for Amusement,
Hooks About Patriots, Kooks (or Devotion,
Books about Indians, Books about Soldiers,
Books about Hunters, Bi»->ks about Bailors.
ALL THE NEW BOOKS
" In every department of literature.
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HOUSE.
GREAT EASTERN.
The oily cars, conveying passengers to the immed'ate
neighborhood of the Great Eastern, leave the Astor
House every two minutes during the day.
New York. July 3-tuthlm^
JJARRIS’ BOUDOIR
SEWING MACHINE.
Sews fro pi spools without the trouble or re
winding! runs with little or no noise.
For sale fit No. 720 ARCH Street Philadelphia, and
No, 73 BALTIMORE Street, Baltimore, Md. jj.V3m
figwCMHMB WBBT OH ES TK R
PHILADELPHIA
VIA MEDIA.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Monde*. July 9 h 1860. the passenger
trains willleave PHILADELPHIA, from the station,
ooroer nfatarkot and Lehman or Thirty-first streets,
West Philadelphia, at 7.30 and 1030 A. M., and 239,
4.(4. and 6 3a P, M.
Leave WEST CHESTER, from the Depot, on East
Market street, at 6.40, 8, and 1030 A. M., and 1.45 and
3.16 P. M,
ON BUNDAYB.
Leave Philadelphia, from the depot, northeast corner
of Mghteenth and Maiket streets, at 8 A. M. and 2
l-eave West Chester, at 7 30 A. M .and 6 P.M.
The last passenger railway ear will leave Front and
Market streets 30 minutes, and Eighth and Market
streets 26 minutes, before the starting ttm* from the de
pot, and will oarry a flag to denrta it.
Office ai d wailing room, southeast corner of Eighth
and Market streets, where passengers, purchasing
tiokets for Westchester, wi'l be famished with a ticket
ovdr the passenger railway.
HENRY WOOD.
jj3-tf General Bup«nntendenL
fg| yw LUiiAjOWf-jn NEW TRf-WEKICLY
PAS - V.NGER AN DFR IGHT
ROU »KTO NORFOLK and PORTHMoUTH. Va ,via
the Philadelphia, Wiltnmxton. and Baltimore- and
Delaware Hailronds, ther.ee by the new steamer Phila
delphia to Norfolk ami Portsmouth, Va
Passengers from Philadelphia will take the 8 IS A. M,
tram at the depot, cor. Broad st. and Washington ave
nue, on ‘J uesdMß. 'i huradais. and aturdays, arriving
at Seaford V 1 fiO P. M., and at Norfolk early the next
morning. The steamer Poil&delph'awiH leave Norfi) k
on the evenings of Mond-ty. Wednesday, aud Friday,
collecting wi'h the tram at Sealoid, whioh arrives at
Philadelphia at 1 P. M,
Frtrc fur first-olasspassengers, including meals on the
boat. 87.
Recond-class passongeis, including meals on the boat,
$4 SO
Freight takon as low as by any other route.
For furiJier particular*, see sira'l hand-bills at the
hotels, and other public places, or inqnire of
C. P. Dark, Agent,
corner Broad st. and WaphingtO'i av.
H. F. KENNEY, Master of Transportation,
jy3 19t P. W. k B/tt. R. Co.
TUB EYE-SIGHT IM
proved b> the use ofthe PERIBCOPIC
, HPFtCTACiiKB, correotly suited for
alleges by M. J. FRANKLIN, vpticim, 112 South
FOURTH Street, below Chestnut.
W Stereoscopca end Views just imported, onGrely
new subjects; f»- mroscopes. Te'escopes, Opera- Glasses,
Mathematioai and iDstrumonts, Eicotricnl
Machines. Ao., at the very lowest piioesin the city,
wholesale or retail. Special attention paid to the
trade. jyS-tutlmSt
&s DIAMOND &TOD.I, RINGS, AND
J&L# Pine. GoH Jewelry in a groat variety of styles.
" Tlfr Gold and Vest Chains. SilverKpoons, Forks,
ktj.% equal to coin. Also, Plated Ware of every de
sonotion. G. PUBSELL,
ha-lm 89 North SIXTH Street.
SU, THE TUOROUOH-BRED TROT
jiC2A.TINQ STALLION. AMERICAN STAR, ■will
{laud for marua the (iiiuit week, at the a table ol‘
Chas. Lloyd, Blue Bell, Darbv. Any persons wishmr
the eervioes of this young stallionwill find him there
d 7'"S'l'“S col: ’ E ‘ K> CUdKWNrKoiJriet"?.
_JUiy a , low. Jy.VSi*
GREEN TURTLE SOUP—Third
,?S d £.°« T th July, by JAMFB PRbfcSER, No.
MA UKIT street. Orders for families punctually
attepdedto. j>3 at
SJTEREOSCOPIQ INSTRUMENTS,
irmnufaetured in every style, with the, latest im
provements. Ftereosoop'o Views, comprising Land
scape? qf America and Enronc, htatuarr, Groups, Ao,
rgceptly imported and sold low, wholesale or retail, by
M. J FRANKLIN, optician, 112 South FOURTH
owChestnut. , . „
»*Perisoopio Spectacles, and Fye-Glasses, Opera-
Ulas*es, roiorOßCopes, and Mathematical Instruments,
in great variety. J>3 mwfst
BEfMER, second street, above
Green, takes splendid piotures. His Fhotogrilph*
doserve all the celebrity they,have attained, particu
larly the life-sized, coloredin oil. Give him a oall. It*
H“ AMS! HAMS! HAMS!
Prime new Sugar Cured
Hams 10 cents per lb., (warranted.)
a» vk> n. w, S! mi iixTK .
WAN.
* * locatio
entrance, Adi,
A book-k.
WANTED-Asu
Good* JobbrnW 189100 Hob
tieman of la?/ e ?$ B * o .as buy*.
that bif,;Sl£ no ® 4 "5&
offiqg*. «*iness. Addre*.
j*J^.'T^.Houaekeepe.
and if itriclly honast,
PARTNER
■*- wishei to nosotiate with an aotiv# h.i.in... „
havm, a oa«h oanital of SS.OOO. to ak«
safe and profitable mannraotnrin,
already a handiome inpomn. fartienS!; e JSi!S
Addrea, ••
WPJ Stock and Fixtures of a
Shoe House, now doing a
18?ood opportunity for any one
Lx 3ao -
A TOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD
-f*- muoh experience in the Dry Goods trade wishes &
situation in a whmeiaje house as Book-keeper or Sales
man, Undoubted reference given. Address “ Wti
ham,” at tine paper. j € j3 1
TifAP AND PRINT COLORING.—Two
• X r ? u 5 f tadl sW'? JaY*. tt»d ocn.iderablo oxpe
rience at Mad Print GOldrlng, wish to seoure work
of admiMr kind. Can furnish go.d reference. Audit
at Qif9 south wiXTH btreet. je»-10t» T
"M^ANTED—A Situation, by a man,
v V. thirty.seven years of age. of cxuLslre experi
ence in business, ot good ana competent to fill
almost any ppaitioa, either as a clerk, superintendent,
dr salesman, is vory respectably connected, and can
give the mo«t satisfactory references as to integrity,
energy, and business c&paoity A moderate sainfjor
“ 00 f l A44r»» S. g“h.j” oSp
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
jyjISSOUJRI LAND 11
Ao, S* rir Sala, at prices ramine from
*? Ton iaroha
“»p™ °f Land under the Gr«lQot,oifAct.
-fM i i , nte& lD ‘ * PMtlB ° , “ Bra, ’■
' WILSON, SaWIriNGS it CO..
U, 8. and General Land Agents,
_ _ UTStreet,
Between THIAD and FOURTH,
|.A«D WARRANTS bouiht. Eold^and^atod" 0 '
_ J Jg-a/Tl
PLACE, 15 acres, to rent for
ppvml?« rae, A O r.JS,VixA2P l^ &t once, corner CAR-
LHhSHEIM, Germantown, Rent only
tjWQ per annum.
M FOR desirable OOUNTRY
with about ten acres of Land, anJ
m . ,B • Q®*r the Brapdrwine, six miles south of
west Chester, near the Baltimore Central Railroad,
Add toss j, yf I*ON.
Je 19-lm* Parkev lie,Chester oountitPa. •
SALE OR TO IJT-A Double
, Stone fottage, Germantawa. situate on Dewey’s
lane, second irmA Thorp’s lane, five minutes
walk from railroad station. Contains all the modem
conypnieaces. Apply to F.R. WILSON,
603 CHESTNUT Street.
«TO LET OR EOR BAUE —A FOUR
story house, double bock hnihilnvs, aU modem im
proveiueuu, m oompleto order; an elesant larce yard.
!?"W » tonwt. dituatsd No. 1924
nno NURSERYMEN AND YLORISTB
A- For sale a, large lot in the Southwectam Motion of
the city, well adapted for a Nursery. Terms aooommoda
tinir. For sartioulars address ** K.’’ at this o3ee. apl7-tl
npo LET.—The first floor of the fine build-
A ing. No. 7M CHESTNUT street* formerly occupied
for a wholesale (and lateiy as a retail) fancy goods, and
perfumery store. Applyat the office of JULES HAULL
at CO.. No. TO4 OHkBTNU C street. Phila. Je4-lm
DOARDINO.
CIUMMER BOARDING.—A few persons
.can be accom/r odated with BokVd in a private
famUy in one of the mt»t pleasant situations in Tren
ton. /dd.eg< bjx 4X2. Trenton, N. J, jy3-tuth*S.*
CUMMER BGARDTNG.—Persons wishing
to go to the country can findpleMant Rooms, with
< ??k n ?T odaU 9 n ®^ &t tfep Washington house,
vTt B been entirely re
modeled and refurnished thronthou . For terms. Ao..
ft?A r ®V, - P- PIi.PPS. Woodcury,N.fy *
Je23-12t* 4e>e of Mansion House, West Cheater, fa.
"DRIVaTE BOARDlNG.—Gentlemen and
R®ir famlbes, or sinsl* gentlemen, can be aooom
modated with Board, with pleasant and handsome
rooms, furnished or unfurnished, at 616 LOCUST Bt..
south side of Washington Bauare. The location, being
opposite to one of the handsomest pares in the oity, is
cen ral, and extremely pleasant. Transient persons
siting the oity can be accommodated by the day or
week. Terms moderate. A basement front room, with
private entrance, for rent, suitable for an offioe. Jell-tf
PUMILIES AND GENTLEMEN WISH
ING FIRST-CLAS% BOARD, with cool Rooms,
pan now have ohoioe at gvg WALNUT Bt. Je4-lm*
npwo YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN BE
A- .accommodated with good, ury apartments, (with
or without board,)m a pnvats family. Looation cen
tral. Address *• TOLBERT,” through Blood’s Dis
patch. *«Jf
EDUCATIONAL.
TEACHER WANTED.—Wanted, by the
' first of September a ladr teacher in a Semi
nary a few times from the city, in a pleasant and health
ful neighborhood. To one co opetent. a fair salar* will
be given. Address “Academy,” Hoimesbur' P. o„
Pa, Je»-Bt*
l\f m LUCY R. MAYER and Mrs. R.
■*■»* M. BIRD will reopen their SCHOOL for Young
Ladies at 1010 SPRUCE Street, on MONDAY. B«p
-tomber 17th, IBSO. JeS-lm
RMOVALS.
FMOVAL.—B, LIEBER has removed,to
**'l93 South BECOND Street, between Chestnut
and Walnnt, and continue* to import Brandies. Wines,
ko. jyS 3t*
Removal —small & chandler,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, have removed from
M North BECOND Btreet, to IB MARKET Street,
above Front, north vide. lot
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES#
ARTNERSOIP. —The Undersigned
have formed a copartnership under the firm of
"FORtsPAUGIt k ftlcCLKhb. for theonrense nf manu
facturing Boot* and Bhoes- at No 93s VJN E Street.
JOHN F. FOHKPAIJGH,
, CHARLES D. McCLBbH.
July 2, lfigQ. Jy3 tufAsSt*
(COPARTNERSHIP. The undersigned
Vy have this day formed a copartnership under the
firm of a. & 8. THAN HAUSER, for the transaction of
the Millinery Goods, Triirmint* and Embroidery busi
ness, at No. 221 North BFHON D Street
AUGUST THANHAUSRR.
80LOMON THANHAUSER.
Phila,. July >. 1860 jy3-3t*
DISSOLUTION. —The partnership here
tofore exictms under »he firm of POWELL k
and POWbLL, HAZLET T. k CO., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Wm. H. Powell,
renting from business.
WM; H. POW , LTi.
ROBERT M. HAZLETT,
June 30,1500 3t* EDGAR C. LYONS.
/COPARTNERSHIP. The undersigned
have this day entered into a copartnership under
the firmoCHAZLEUi , LA'i HROP, k LYONB,assoo
coMora of PoweU. Hazleit, k Co , and will conduot the
l>uMn*s*ssusual, atthe old »t»nd. 414 MARKET, and
409 M.BK CHANT Street, Thi'adelphia
RuBKHT M. HAZLKTT,
CH*fi O.LaTHhGP,
July 2,1360-St* EDGAR C. LYONS,
/COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE —L. 8.
\J HACKERJate of HACKER k CONARD. has this
day associated with himss copulaer* M. K. REgaA,
of Lnnoaster oountr. and B. FRANK WINGER, »f
Franklin county, under the style and title of H ACKER,
REGARik VVINGhR, for the transaction of a general
Dry Goi ds Jobbip r business/Mid will c*ntinue the sams
at the old stand, 213 MARKET street
LEVI B. HACKER,
MARTIN K- RE«?aR,
B. FRANK WINGER*
PUilada., July 2,1830. j)2-3t*
rpHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
X existing under the firm of WEST. F 086.8 k
I.LOYU. is this day dissolved, by the withdrawal of H.
P. LLOYL). The business will be settled by the re
mnmins partners, who will continue the t*RY GOODS
COM M/88IOW BUSINESS, under the firm of WrST
k FORE 3.
• Philadelphia* June SO, 1860. jy2-6t
Dissolution oe . partnership.
—The partnership heretofore existing between
the sabioril«ers for oonduotine the seed business at 13. i
Market Street, haa this day been dissolved, by muiual
consent.
i'hifadelphia, June 30. 1860.
NOTICES.
qnflE COUPONS CF THE GREEN AND
-*■ . CO\TEB STREET PASSENGER RAILWAY
COMPANY fall ng due on the ISth irat. will be paid, on
presentation at the office, on and after the 14th mat.,
between the hours of 0 A. M.andS P. M.
jy3-tuthsa6t BENDY 6HARWuQD,Trearurer.
ISAAC ROBERTS, REaL ESTATE
Agent, no. 233 south THIRD Street. Philadelphia,
ami Nor.islown,. Pa. City and oountry property for
sale, exchange, and rent. Titles carefully examined;
conveya* oing correotly executed; money loaned on
flrrt mortta/es.
Refbrkncei!—Hon. D. M. Smyser, President Judge.
Norristown. P..; Kev. J Grier, Ralston, Principal
Oakland detnmary. Norr.stown, Pa. J)3 St*
,TO HOLDERS OF BONDS
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD CO„
Due Ist JULY, 1866.
All holders of above bonds who do not intend to extend
tfieir bonds on the terms of-the Company’s Circular of
FEBRUARY' last, can 6ud purchasers tor the same at
par and accrued interest.
After Ist or JULY no interest will be allowed.
Apply to
D REXEL k CO.,
34 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
JJ ALL’S PATENT
PLATED lOE PITOHE'I
' Entirely different in their construction from all others
and WARRANTED to keep the ICE LONGER than
any Pitoher now in use at a temperature of seventy de
gree* Fahrenheit. The above Pitoher* will keep the
water ooid for tunnty-fovr kours ,
A pound and a half of ioe In three pints of water will
last kours and fifty minutes; while the same
quantity in an ordinary stone pitoher, at the same era
perature, only lasts two honrs and fifteen minute *!
Persona should not oonfound these Pitchers with
those usually sold* but inquire for
HALL 'S PATENT.
WM. WILSON & SON.
Bole Agents for the Manufacturer,
B, W. Comer FIFTH and CHERRY Street*,
myic-tf
! AZUMEA l AZUMEA !
AZUMEA! A2UMEAS AZUMEA! AZUMEAi
PROF, MORRIS’ AZUMEA BAKING POWDER.
Manufactured solely’ No. 62 North FOURTH
fjtmt, curt fof sal* mjQ-imlt
/HEBTN
piriT >»ro.
T H b E -> HOP OF THE
A*S teMIEl ’
- i^-t ?-- t - P P. PETERS. Proprietor.
JCTLY ' AT VALLE!
on Wi b‘h lo mariw'?i? for
e.B.MARKL»V, r
SJJOLQMON'B TEMPLE
MARKET, A^O^E* RTRFET
The Model te 80 feet lone, 14 fct* wirisi nruM*
HgMSEmgRiSH
wMMwS u n »'if s ?i‘ OTiptlon °* =olomon** Temple, »ft f o\
oPVNfe th A l ’
18 AM,?3 to^d^^fo'f'fe 14110 " 1 froo “ 10 “
Clabf, Societies, &0., until Joly 7. rayl-tf
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
rjAOTiON—FRSSH FRUIT JARS.—The
.VwVo v*rious imitations
r£¥£ RlELI/8 LATENT ALIHiLASS AIR-T ORT
JARS, now in marttet. Tb* mw&e hare Hartah’s
n ““ “*• HMSKtrisswisfwißfnc - -
Jell-lmtf* Wo, 13 Worth PIPTK »ire*t.
"POISON—FRESH FRUIT JARS.—The
L *- acid of fruit alwuj s oorrodo* th. uurfroe of uotui;
be oarefuu therefore, Lq purchase only Jars'* of ulaa?
SjArPOTF, °t Glaw. KARTELL'S PATENT AIR
TX(JHT ALL-GLar-S Jars are admittedto be tbe on.y
reliable and jar in mark-st.
, _ HAH.TELL & LETCRWORTH.
Manufacturers. No. 13 N.FiFaR street.
T|o NOT GO INTO THE COUNTRY
T uTchMin? HARTELL’S
PATEN L AIR-TIGHT JAA9.—Uim NioholKm'i oeU
br tea cook book. with, full directions for putting np
fruits, fcOj. together with 800 other useful receipts,
~.. - kartell. & letchworth,
jelAlguft North FIFTH Street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
rpHE GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE AN-
X NUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHILA
DELPHIA. July 1,1360.
The Managers nave tnis day declared a dividend of
five per cent, for the last six month* on the cseital
stock, payable to the stockholders, dear of the State
t&x.oa demand*
JIS-St» JNO F. JAMES. Actnary.
rfIHS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
a •OMFAHY OP HEW TOM,
812 SULLIoKa'oF SOLUUU,
i*vmt,«o IK nur HOXTSASII 03 Mil Ht,(,
WORTH OVEE lIMNM.
The pretainma are townn than ifa many other
niee, and the Dividends have been •asayss.
We is a strictly Mutual Connmy, There v® i*»
Stockholders, ao that ALL THE PROFIT! .
SXLOH» TO THU ISSPaXp. .
Pamphlets, and every information, may be has
•navis, on application to
- F. KATCHPORD STARR, Aean*.
!• W. eoraer FOURTH and WALNUT Streets*
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES;
Stiomae Robins, John Welsh,
ordeoai L- Dawson, Geo rye H. Stuart*
•aorta M. Stroud, E. 8. Whelan,
John a Myers, J. Fisher Learning,
Joseph Patterson, William 0. Ludwig,
John M. Atwood, Arthu* G Coffin,
nomas H. Powers, Georg* W. Toand* ’
william MoKea. whoa. Wettsoc. ng-tyii a
P*AM£ INSURANCE COMPANY, NO*
X .4M CHESTNUT Street. PHILADELPHIA,
CONFINED TO FIREAND INLAND RI8i»,
cm ic tobs
Samuel Wright, D. B. Biruey*
Wm. W. Walters, J. W. Everman,
Chat. Richardson, Henry Lewis, Jr.,
Geo. A. West, Jacob W. Stout,
O. Wilson Davie, Menko Stem.
Thoo. 8. Martin,
GEORGE W. DAY, President.
FRANCIS N. BUCK, Vice ♦‘ret 5 !
WILLIAMS I, BLANCHARD, Secretary, [lali-iftl
SAYING FUNDS.
AMERICAN SAYING FUND.—Cora-
JgMy's Baildinir. wulhnit oniwr WALNUT
and FOURTH Streets. Open daily from p till s
o'clock, end on MONDAY till Bml the evening. This
Old Institution has always paid 4n fell, on demand:
without notice.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
All soma pud baok,^ gold and sttm.
ALEX. JfHILLDIN, President.
, SaML. WORK, Vloe President.
John C. Farr, T. E. Haryer, George Nugent,
John Ansys oh, Jr., Semi. T. Bodine, Alb. <X Roberts,
John Aikraan, Jopm Bowman, H. H. Eldndce,
Jo.J. Howard, M JOHN S/WlLSON,Treasurer.
JOHN 0. SIM*. Secretory. jcao-lm
CPRCSG GARDEN SAVING FUND*
Office, 331 North THIRD Btreet, between Vino
andCallowhilL Incorporated by the Legislature April
14th, 1861. Open for Deposit* and Payment*, daily, from
9to SH p’clooc. Also, on MONDAY and THURSDAY
EVENINGS, from 6 to 8 o’clock.
Interest 6 per cent, per annum. Depositors c&a with
draw their moneys by Checks, if desired. Speo&al De
posits received.
VT JAMES 8. PRINGLE. President.
Fsxkcts Hast. ReAiwtarv. xoSO-tf if
pROF. MORRIS 1 EUCEPHALOS,
PROFESSOR MORRIS’
PKOFEBSOR MORRIS’
PROFESSOR MORRIS’
EUCEFHALOH,
EUCEPHaLOB.
BUCK P HALOS I
AN INVALUA BLE
AN INVALUABLE
AN INVALUABLE m
EXTERNAL REMEDY#
EXTERNAL REMEDY,
EXTERNAL REMEDY,
FOR DISEASED OF THE
FOR DIBKABES OF THE
FOR DISEASES OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM,
NERVOUS BYBTKM!
. NERVOUS SYSTEM!
Asoccaaioi'sd by intense
APPLICATION OF THE MIND
to the reeearchee of Literature, the concerns of
Commercial and Fmanoial Bttsmets, and toe affairs of
Professional and Pohtioal Life, or a* occasioned by any
other oanse f'ora whioh the Nervou Sjitem has be
come exhaust?d and diseased.
Thesymptons covered br this vsJnable Preparation
are numeroas;of whioathe more srofflineatare,
EXCITKMK'-T OF THE BRAIN, AGITATION
AND DEPRESSION OF THE MIND, CHRONIC
“ NE« VOUfli ESS,” NEURALGIA, REEUMaTLSM,
NERVOUS HEADACHE Etc., fete.
The is carefully ore pared, by per
missicn* from the Fousula of PROF, yv . MORRIS m.
D,, of this oitv, to which he refers mhis Philosfphioal
Pamphlet, “PSUKlKo*,** Oft the relations of the
Gangno-Nenroas Bystem to the immaterial soul of men.
Having exhibited the principles and oommended the
system of Composite Hommopathv, Professor M. says:
“it may be permiuible that I should offer, as an il
lustration, my own case. A oonuaous course of stu
dies for .a number of years bad. to a certain extent,
produoed the ordinary effects of extreme mental ap
plication, by attenuating the prime centres of or?&mo
and intelleoroal life, ana hence arose a felt necessity oi
gsrsonai relief. Having a well-founded confidence in
omprsite Homceopathy and an intimate aeqaaint&nce
with Materia Medira o! the Homaopathje School, f
seleoted oertamsnbstasoes of ascenaiued harmonious
relations and approved uses, and combined their essen
tial properties in proportional unity, and was gladdened
bv the possession of a medicinal resource.” Professor
Morris describee the mode of appUostion, end then
adds: “In this way the desired relief has been‘Ob
tained, the nutritive system invigoratedfthe gangbo
nervons system restored to its former tone, and me ntal
clearness, tranquillity, and vuor—at the age of nearly
three score—are the much valued results.” _
Prepared, and sold WHOLESALE, by MOCKRIDGE
k CO., No. 62 North FOURTH Street, Philadelphia,
and at RETAIL by Druggists generally.
Pnoe, 91 per bottle, large size—eo cents small size.
mySSmtf
JOHN DICK,
M. W. DICK.
1 nfiny l For the IN&TANT RELIEF and PER
iicltLlAl MANENT CURE of this distressing com-
plaint, use
BRONCHIAL CiaARRTTRS.
Made by C. B. SEYMOUR k CO., 10T NASSAU
Street, New York. Price 91 per box; sent free by post
my7-6m ifj FOR BALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS’.
IJTHE GENUINE
"NEWBOLD”
FOR SALK BY
SHOEMAKER & Co.
GLASS, PAINTS,
OILS AND VARNISHES.
Northeast Corner FOURTH AND HACK Street..
arSMra
CARD TO THB PUBLIC,
CONGRESS SPRING,
An attempt has been made todeoeive the pnblio, by
persons offering what rAey call “Coxoxxss Watzh 5i
from Fountains; and at the price of six (6) oents per
glass. The wholesale price of the gc««mu Congress Wa
ter, at New York, being about 7 X oents per glass, the Im
position of pretending to sell at retail at leas than cosL
and without allowance for freight, oartage, or breakage,
is apparent; bat their probable course has been to
empty c»* bottle of genuine Congress Water into a
Fountain filled with their trash, and thereby ohrutening
its total contents.
We have msvbx sold Congress Water in Fountain*,
nor in vessel* of any other description than ordinary
sized glass bottles. The cork of every bottle of the
genuine is branded “CONGRESS WATER”—“C. A
W.,” and any, without those words and letters on the
oork, is coPNTESFsiT, whether from Fountains o*
Bottles, CLARKE k WHITE,
Proprietors of Congress Spring.
The following gentlemen in Philadelphia, viz:
FR* DERICK BROWN, cor. Fifth and Chestnut nla.
FREDERICK BROWN, Jr., cor. Ninth and Chestnut:
CBAKUF.B ELLIS k Co , 724 Market street,
I-0/JURNPH?NY A Co.. 941 Spruce street
THOB. J. HUSBAND, 296 South Third Street.
O. 8. HUBBELL. 1410 Chestnut *
™4Z:r n »l”“
mplUmif . 99 CBDaR BL, Nt» Y(jrk clfy.
CLATE ROOFING.—JOHN WELCH,
i. prepared to put on tiny amount of
Toofin, atlowratee. All wort warranted to
2, , l'wS?S^Pti ,ri l to THIRD fctre.t and GKJI
Roa4 mu be prom,Uy atWpdM to,
L GAL*
iGHTH and
;s a distanoe of
• two large Sfcy
*n the Union.
MEDICIN.VL.
FESBT’S
HAM.
C. H. MATTSON,
ARCH AND TENTH STREETS,
SARATOGA. A PIUL 16, 19dU,