sSsa&uffiss-- - - -* ¥ ~ *~"
oSSmSmM*i£*i r rttf mattart). >**» (»••*»«
■)■*,» tta'WaiMiMi. a* Hum Seal ti tnly «*,*!
■Biir#«irtWl; «M lh*.0<»q>»o««l»»'m**«Bf«»'or.
A.foattult wa» t» fc*«y*fo B ; •
SJtMaJjhOanMiitkio of .tlii
BttifciSitt iuplnt(oi>r«M.'tlM mamrwttonof.
t^StmrjOfySbJ^m
Bolt*™ from the pMMjmao Mrtjt oppoiiiif,tt»!
»athor,of lk b a matter .both
. of r«t%» *jrf *|**w aoaieUmiiattoii to tnd boooq
ttyns»*!tls*^Ci»?r-*ifotmiMaihrmpwßy ft*
bMJIMM* rfth*.Ooapromloo, tuMyKtlj
aroh-taiiMte tt* Baton,
ttoo that Hr. BtwWnrM**, a««h»kt*n, ihoatd .
moboty.ipd tijlbof lists,;
TsmMamartatoas.awanlMjtlw.fotaim-- ---
>- SrMMBrWmi. bx *be
Bolters tsWrlThw Hrtfsmlniswawa of Ibs mode
inmswawsb
rldellteWaiMjtb* Hoa Ljaa Boyd.orKmtaeky?
Pr«i-.
deoey before tti CineinnatrOMnreaHoo. Mr; John
<5. Ui aprfotntnaent m dele-
B*UJromFajettecocntoto the Kentneky State
voewnttoiy .whtoh.wae- heMr-et - Frankfort; and
which appelated„ delegate* to k Cincinnati. In the
St^twViuHoaNrJßreOklpridge voted for a roj,
eorattoa fast rooting the driegateefroaeKentuoky
tdVbfirfyr Lyon .Boyd for the YfeePrestdeftcy }
and wire-worked hta own appointmentas a dele-
to carry ont theiMtroottoM to
kfeSwbile ||r. BteekfarMgeWai making private
afwjgitoMtiwtih; .Washtegfon,
ctiyaidctfcerpertsof the.edmtry to defeat Brvfd
aadiaemrethenominationfor bfmeelf On the
Btfht prerlfma to bt* nomtnatfon*-arrangement*,
were of MspartfouHr friends and
plparlayefc* thata delegate from-Louisian* ahftn!d
n«aw*t*ktmlbr the; Vice pmUney. and that hr,
with beeeatkfettodepty; hh<rald manfully. and im
mediately throwthaLjan Boyd people off. their
■ naff?, by rising and rmakiig a x speech ;de©Untogi
.»e I gr«HW tbat hia owe
State of Kentucky hadpremntedthc oameoMtyoai
BojdTandtkr.tbcwss bound in honor as wcII tu
to carry bht .riieir. wi*hek
Thereupon a delegate from Be# Eopiaud wae.’to;
risewnd renominate 'him, notwithstanding kin
deeliettioo! Alt his
the j&rei 'wei I #to crowd their influence apoai ko
worthy a young ge&tleih|atax>d bisnomio&tion war
to he that securedwith ehthwium.; . /
Tbto- prMTbtQ&e literally. . The
Louisian* delegefe.d#nomta«te him. He made'
.bU deleet; epwh of declination. The Haw Bog:
land delegate renominated'him,’and the Conven
tion .aflrmedlt; and <m»
of the meet moecMfet poiitioel intriita4s f and one
of theaioet dl*botK>rable.' This has largely aided
to raataio. If It did not create, that repotation for
“good look” which attaches to the shrewd Keu* !
InaktovA .6“ s '-' i ’‘ V i
TfATedeeeM of this iotrigoc, flattering so doubt I
from an axtietlo pedntof rlew, ae.well m gratifying !
fvtn an tasideene, todoerd Mr Breekinridge mu) j
hie co’arte to hellave Biat he eoofd eeeare the Pro- ;
■idency hy idinnaf means and merceama. .
No eoooer did the breaoh ariae between; Senator
PooflaaandHr Baokaoan upon the Leoompton
tre#oki»tyi;tbap Ae Watohfol BreekinHdge started
thbaViiieof aecnrfng thePresfdeney for-hiseelf
hy tepatffl* and aggratattog dfehnion in the parly
by ebeonr^iegboth sldee to; heHerc that, he on
poeed.the other., : Concealing his real.poeition ad- 1 ,
opibfoßshebitH! the TOe chair until
the BogHsh bill was pasted, wheh tbe Admin*-
Stratton policy had trnnsphed hy the kamage of
this meastire, Mr. Breckinridge, returned to Ken
trfßky and made a' series of idolcnt Xeeotaptr n
soeeebes, after; the battle was oyer in Congress
These epeoehee were' oopfed sfrainit Jndge Dot:-
glaa in the State of Illinois, during his'great.stroe
gle against the Abolitionists, withthe view of we«k
ening hita aad seehring.the election of Abe Lit •
oWn.lttjthe iroUad SUtw Senate, Baring thewho'.e
dPthat Breokinridge ? s
same was as c one-of‘the Administration
speakers against Douglas; who wasthe regu
lar'BCteinee dt.theßemderafie party.Altboogh be
did -not -attend the meetings in . Js wetl
koown that be was in setae! oorrcspondenoe .with
the «sti Bohgl|smen; and, jest before the election,'
he wrote en ofiensive letter professing to bein
favor of BonglM. bnt givingesen reatonses would
indnce fcfsfriendi to vote'against him. This was a
rtrange vay. ot gtriig mid and comfort to tho
pnrty whicb elcoted hfm; bnf not strange when
taken !oto connection with Mr ; Breekinrioge'a ?o-:
sUkm nnw/M, candidate,of the Bolters ftoa the;
rsswtar National Bemoeratto Conrentioa. ' .'
Barftk.the last year, wheka Senator wm to bave
ham eleetedin Kentaoky.ln tbe piaee of the illns-.
trions Crlrtandeo, it that Breekih*''
ridffk’a friebd*\imade; an. arrangement with .the
friends of Mr* Oathrie, that If the latter
rappnrtdhe foTmerfor the ftenete, BreekinridgeV
friends would support Oathrie.for the Presidency.
This nmageinent yu ohesrred in good feftb, nn*
tii Mr. fireokenridge was elected to the Sfcna’V/
Then he.returned to Kentucky, and made his fa
pom- rieve-oirfeapaaehatgraoMortv-ia^wbloh--he
disavowed his arrangement .with Mr. Guthrie’*
friepda*.aud-ansotmcftdhis.'programmo for the Pre*
sidmtiaf canvaMA - v ? '
' The-result baa hoen seen et Charleston" and at
Baltimore. Jefferson Baris could not get a foot ou
the platform he so laboriously beiped-to maVe ;
had to cnan dowhto amere tool of Brfeli-'
M’a frtoiKls, isdili the lemer lamps of Blsa
id. to go on bended knees, like Japanese
henchmen, end light tbe. Kentucky youth to the
top of tbe Bolter’s.barrel; 1 There will he rc
' maiOi * ‘
The Death' of Madame Kossnth Zn-
lavsky.
A correspondent of The' World, speaking of the
death of.’iladainc Koeralh, rays:
“ The Hnngaiirii emigration in this country has
loit one of ita noblest' members Madame Emilia
Koaaath.Zolairshy, the sister of the late Governor
of Hungary, expired at Broohljn, after a protracted
and painfal lilneSe, on the mornlngof tbc29th of
June, in the 43d year of her, life—bavinjbeen
bom in tbe: eoanty of Zemnlen, ifnngary. on the
Uth c{ Hcvritoptr, 1817. •; ’ ' •
':‘!By i*r rare aeeomplisbmeets an ornament of
Her wx. hy her devoted patrtoiism and love of
liberty _ the worthy sister of Lout, Kofsnth, the
teadetMt of motben, the most solf eporitelsg friend
of her jfeJiow- exiles, she pined admiration in life,
•vp.ci.ilx bythe heroltm with which she braved a
settee of peneontiooe by the enemieeof her coun
try, the privation* sad safTetinga of seven years of.
extle, and cruel private misfortunes, and mil moro
ip ber end. hy an almost superhuman patience,
whips' dleplayed the sublime retignetlon of the
pantt phileaopbyt'aad the eoosoUtiona of e deep'
retigloM seaHment. . Without hope of life, or fear
of apent.'the laat.mdutha of bar existence,
at tpe remdanea of her friend, Mreß.H Manning,
Clinton avhnm,' Brooklyn, comforted by the most
eadebrinreChrta bfdsvoted attaohmentouthe part',
of .ths wbole familyrreOalvißit the ftequent rlsits
of nar anotbsate aona, atstarv, and nloeaa, as
wsll af uemarnai friendv, and with the last
breath of vahlshlng life often oonveraiag on
tha tattreating: toptes of the day, Tba latest
event,. in Italy,:, tha . expedition of Garibaldi
to; (Seiiy, the recent muifestetions of reviving
political life' in Hangary, were as many ray#
of hope feraSettar future ia.BnrOpe whieh cheered
thejeveningofher life. <I’H he buried in this
eenntry.’.ehe. said; ‘in the. lap of ear com non
mother eerth, bat my spirit will be with trip lend ’
On another oooesion, the writer of these iinea heard
her praying, with an almost expiring voice, to the
Almighty for ‘ patterns for 'her nation, wbioh wsa
ai needful to. them as to hsr before the dooisive
moment' One of those nearest her being sbont to
loin the hereof Italy, she. not only gave him her
bleseing witboot falteriDg, but even wished him to
depart before her death. Of. this only e bint rumor
wiH roaek the lend of hsr birth; aid her eoontrj
msp. will monrn In sQeooe .eneof the noblest of
Hangar,'.' deoghters. who, like.her mother ted
oider slster, dlod a homeless, hot not afriend
lesi, exile.- Peace to' her ashes! honor to her
memory!”
Tens Cas* or Many HAXttmai—A core
spondent of tho New Jerk World styS:
“ Tho appeal of Mary Hartnng (now nnder ran
tcma'CLdeeth by hangiog) brought into review,
' open -the argument, the effpot npon her, in oase it
If determined that no error occurred npon her
trier,: of the. lsdlelation of last winter. The old
statute prescribing , death - by hanging as the
ponslty .of murder Is repetled, and in Its place Is
sahstitntsdi.a-year’s imprisonment, at hard labor,
to be followed by exeeuttoa upon tb* warrant or the
GtosrriiiWpthe modeofaxeemkm bring apparently
left tojll dlsorsiion. It U otyioud that til, is void
as a arz-jiost facto law. Inasmuch as It topondds
tbepesaltvof-a year’s: solitary ootuhemSnti at
herd labor, to the panishment of death, thus serl
enily inoraetleg the panltbment provided by the
law et tbe time of the oommleston of the crime.
If this.ho ep. theg the qnertimvirieei,. whether tho
court ’ls not remitted to the common law for the
seotenoe it Is to prononnee. The poisoning of a
• . hosbsnd by his wifo. at tfae common law, Is potty
traatoß. and.the pnntshment it proscribes if thst
the euiprit be drawn on » hurdle to the stake, and
there "barnt. That snob a quostldh cah arise, Is an
’edifying proof of. the degne.pf ,onto and skill dis
played by the Legislature. In -framing its enact
ments.” ...” e;,
. Intis. CAnaiEES’ Fxgs —The new- law,
•wnhdratng the amonnt to beeblfeetedbv letter
c»rrie?a, went lntp effect yesterdsy. Voder the
old lawV anthOriSing the collection of two cents, the
carrier,'*efC allbwed to retain one Osnt oh each
' s.l«ttor.'; ! The bther cent was patdlnt* the post'dAoe,’
epd (rent to oreate e food to pay thirty twoi ebt-'
. iMtOrs efthtteri ftemihevariod, boxes, the Salary
of oni mb® the epperyisdr, ,the" eolleetofi .tnd dar
. rlerx, and 83,098 a yesi for two’ mail -Wsgons 'em-'
- pfpyid lo o srrvlng mall matter from the Genera!
> Poaf OMoe ttilhadfgerent stations— Risking shone
|iff()iH)ayear;»!d,lhto' thepwu ofloe,. ’.The' re
’ nialoder of the rand,"after pejlngthe expenses
ennmoretod.ws j eqnallj divided amoilgthS ninety'
’ - oivotote'M*»r «!e;itewtat the parriere will he.
- - an’hqrirod to dolieet only otui. cent on eaoh latter'
. dsHvered.Theyare toretntnldthetoit riffle oil!
, , t’o'i’AOK.—Tii'e
Shamefolly >
: nrowdedptSatfevshatwrerleß.meWi 7erkfl>rtbe
hedsoj»e%/pStoi»'gSridtoit :
'- P ol^^ .gbt*<!* n go*hyehsx-t«)ie:«a atnight.yone.
" *tobjfff#fHj4!||ii : !WM-*naM»ito‘: : prtoire. abed:, by
.UtPOiATAt'iQHS..
iT?CTg?3nr.^rrroii?. l\, > 1 A~rsd r- -
Aroafija. S»HMIrt«I>MMSSI
?.?SmtTßW*P*>’*¥»g -Svw >w«*rt. 0 * r * 0 *
mwimt'i
Hhip Wynmlnr.Bartoo. .•■• .-. .-..-T.f*j.iiiy«rpool, /nip 16
‘ Bars Margaret, Quiff- •; { .-»<•*■• v 4,;t^ fSK*
! .. wTHaiaucK.
witTorron.AßMFHiA.aiTa i»m.
.lit
ARIHYBD, ‘ • •
B»iV AB KIbisaII.O.WM-»d.r. from N«w Orleau.,
with U» bhb motuni to gtmit, Carroll & Co. Ve»-
eel tpoiebop. Bimnn« ft Co. . , ’ .".
BatYJVrcodi*. EaUnok* 7 day® from Cardenas, with
togwud raoloseos to JobH Muon, ft Co. ! Above Dela
ware Citv ga»auD«noan, from Cardenas. ':
> BrigiObeanWoV*' Morton, U days from Matansas,
lev?6 da** from Boston, I
with ndw to Crowell Ar Colima.
fusr O - A ißtetiion.Ribh, 6‘ dais from' provraeetotfn,
WitiTaidsft to G A Wood. . ,
? alobr J 8 Z» Crt»o*er.-.i*re«breT, 8 days front Taunton,
Wlth'mdie Meljon ft Co. -
f gnhr. wJMfclsbu -y< Hudson, 6 days from Boston, m
* i BttlMn!r*JoSa*lKSl»lK‘Mir«h»U, M hoars from
Lewee» Del. w»th produce to captain* -
j Steamer Mars.Nioho’e. ti hours from New/\ork,
with mdse to Wm M Baird ft Co.
■ ’< •' /. J / BEARED
. Steamship Bastoa> vrooter f*ew York. Jas AUderiUee,
; Bark Irma*'Wortingar, Santa 0m«o. FTate.
- Brie Kmm&, Baker, Boston,'Twetls, ttellnd ft Go.
. W ifaulabary, Hudson, Boston, WSturtevant ft
ftohr E li B Wales, Hoffman, Wilm ugton, D 8 Stot
eon ft Co. •• - .•
■ Sobr 8 L Crooker, Preabrey, Taunton, L fiothermel
ft Co, , . t _ s ~ .. r _ , / - .
,1 Cortespondsnoe ofth* Philadelphia Exchange.) .U
, •_ - JjEWES. dIbI. JnlyS-ffA. M.‘
' The brie Delhi, for Havana, and schooners loaded
with ooal.-w*ni to se« yesterday forenoon.' A bark,
parted in last AveH.ng, and at thy writing two brigs are
off the Breakwater, going up. WmdWwW. ~ .*
\ S*w6. ( ftc.. S, W, HICKMAN. '
| ‘
i The Wyoming left here.tlils morning, with IS boats in
tow, laden and consigned as follows: -
! C ft L Curtain, bar iron to Peroteft Bret Gov A G
’.Curtain. lumber to M .Trump ft'Bons; Oaniel Clapp,
,Juri*e Linn and Merchant’s Friend, do to H Croska*;
!Wm Redgrave do to moorit Hcliy, NJ; Tom Mo-
Curdy ft Co. do to Norornse ft Sheets: Clara l &ke- do
to Simpson k Neel; J Smith, bark to Wilniington; Ida
Belle, coal to N York M 2 Lewrenoe, Washington Lee,
and Frontier, coat to Dataware City, W. £. W,'
;' •, L ? : c ’., - HRMOKANDA. ■
> Ship Twilight, A 5 days from Callao, arrived at Hamp
ton Hoads yesterday. ,
. Hnig.Harrisbarg, Wiswell,oleared at Boeton ddinst
for St J«bn. N B.
. Bark Old Biekory, Holmes, from Anlwsrp, arrived at
Havana NUb uit.
Bark Ida Kayner, Foote, suled front Havana Sith ult
10-<<a<na. •
Bark o w Poultney, Sprague, sailed from Havana
sath nUforSaguaijl....
Bark Adelaide, Wmgate. cleared at Baltimore Ist mat
for Rio Janeiro and a «*arket. -
. Bark Sjrleh. fonee henee a* Boston 9d >qsL
{ Bark JY Broosman. ltd days, from Callao, arrived at
HamptonßOad«yesierday.
> Bark Maty J K’mball. 1000, boxes capacity, oh&r
'teredat Havana. SSthuitryoload >.ugar for Boston. New
ynrk. or Pbi adelphia.at 81.65 H per box, and 88 per
hhd. - ' • i- - - .
Brig Loango, Kmc, bSooe at Havana 86th ult* *
, Fri£j*onApartfl,Star. art. hence for Salisbury, at New
;boryportBltt*u|-., : • v . f t
Brig FortsfSute; Blowes. hence at Portland 90th nib
. i Brig Jesie lthysivj. Gooftot, hence at Salem Ist met.
:PobrTl*Miller-Gray,heaeeat Bos'oaWrnst. < -
Sohv Zeao, Fields, cleared at' Baltimore 2d instant fur
this port. ~ v
., Schr.fUchajd Borden, ArnolJ, henee at Fa 1 River Ist
inst.
r. <Bohr.WmT.oper, Robinson, for this port, sat led’from
rNew Bedford Ist inst
-MohrsJCarolme Hall,Graham; Gaxelle, Naylor, and
■ Selena Hefen heroe at Newburyp »rt aoth ult.,
■ ‘t*ohrs'Volu*tier, Brown, end D P Talpey,for this
rort, sailed from Newburypoit 90th nit
I . Snhr itomeree t. Miiler: heucu *t N Haven IstmiL
! Sohjr fl w BenediQt, Ellis henoe.at Newport Int inst.
refn’ M Wnthmcton. Burton,' and Barah Upton,
hMoeatFortUnddßihnlt. -. 1 jt •
■ SohrsJaonbft wniiaui.MtttSiWs.aod M Patterson,
Sntnsrs. henoe at Portsmouth kd.b nit.
Bohrs Bahwa. Rmall, and u Kiiza ft Rebecca, Price,
hence at ealem 30tn n t.
gchr Clanssa. Burgeu, hence at Salem Ist inst.
Sohrp.ttmitn, Douglass ior Philadelphia, sailed from
Falera Ut inst. - -
’fromSaUmJQftb *t Attn *’ Dcrte > for Philadelphia,sailed
, echr Ban L dtarges. Norris, for Philadelphia, sailed
. from frmidence Ist inst.
. rohr W W Marcy, Norton, henoe at Providence Ist
inst.-
Rohr J Hogan, henoe for Pawtuoket, at Provi
dence Ist inst
Bohr Dlrelatfd.Baker, for Boston, cleared et Bucks-'
villa. HG, «7 h nit; , • . • -
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
fy-PARTNER'IUP. The undesigned
V,! h, “ Sg{CT!» l, I » «»»rtn«r,l)iii-i>o4M tho
firm of A. ft B. THANHADBBR, for the transaction cf
the Millinery Goods. TrLnounKs and Embroidery busi
ness, at No. 9.91 North BRf*ONn Street
•^^jparajamah.
rjOPARINERSHIP The
i,Tftl'S**KKT O BteJrt.® 00t . Md BhM St
' yBQ&WBS&J'
j). W. CRAWLLc.fi.
fhilri,l,fc». July 3. 1860, |V, mw, 3t'
TVNSOLUTION.—The partnership here
tofoYe exl.tipr nirfer th. firm of POWELL &
HAZ POWi-.LL,HAELETr. & CO., j. thta
d »f dl “°i’ ed »r tauttti! 0OB«>nt; Mr. Wm. H. Powell,
reunnf from biuraen.
- WM.H. POWLL,
... ‘ . BOBER.T M.HeZLETr,
Jueeao, laswt* : EDOAR 0. LYONS.
— The' undersigned
Say entefed into woopartnaraliip andar
artra»askiwMflas^Kfii^“^^
, R'.Bhrf,M.HAZLETT,
OH *B O.LATH.OP.
jßin.iaaMt* eogarclyons,
COPARTNERSHIP NOTIOE —L. S.
V 1 HACKER, late of HACKER &.CON ARO, hn» this
da,aMooMt.d with him*. ooptrlnariM. K. hE'.AR.
*ri»Mr.r.M»lr,«|.B. FRANK VfINGKR. of
fEML‘ wnt, ” u ' “■ " m 8
- -5 - •" LEVI 8. HACKER,
> -? 1 . MARTIN K. REGAK,
i, . , 6Ali ,B. frank winger* *
.Pjulada., July 2,188)... jyX-St* ■
HPHB COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
under-th» firm ofWBST. FnßtS tc
WlXttrif , h'*<'»J- ,, <a»l' , aBiJ*»jWia withdrawal of H.
P. LLOYD. Tha btulneu will ba settled b» the ro
®sl9lS,SJ9.,SsfHi,'StoSi"oo,>t."luo.*>>o i'RY goods
LQiWMIhsION ECSINESd, under the firm ofWrfiT
ftFOBBo.
Philadelphia, June 90, iB6O. . jy2-ct
Dissolution op partnership.
■—The. partnership hereto'ore oxietinK between
the sobsonJ-ert.for oooduount the seed busioese at 13 <
Market street, hae this day been diaaoived* by mutual
consent
‘ /uneSO, 1060/
MACHINERY AND IRON.
PENN BTEAM ENGINE AND
SWMBbBOILER WORKS —NE• FIB &
i'HfUriQtL AWD THKORKTi- AL JSNCHNkE^s!
ft&OII^Jfg.Sjn.ERMAKERS^LACKfINITHa
and POUNDERS, faavmie* for many years, been m
successful operation, and been exclusively tpjtssied ia
boitdiae and rspamo* Marine and River t oeines. high
and lovr pressure, Iron %ate. Water Tanks Propellers,
&cw. Re.. r*spsetfally offer their strvioes to the public!
a* beingfrUy prepared to oontraot for Bnfinee of all
■iaes. martae. River; and Stationary* havinx seta of
patems of different him, are prepared to exeoute or
tiers with quick denetoh, - avers desoription of Pattern
Pressor™Flue”lulnilsr? and the
-Dravnaxa and,tpe«uJloatioas for all vrork doce at their
establjihnjept. free ofekar«e ( and work RUarantied,
ThSiaWenbers b*v# ample whart dock room for re
pairs of coats, where* they oan lie in perfect safety,
ana are provided with shears, blooks, falls, &o. t /bo.,
for raisins heavy or lightweight*.
Jacob g. neafie,
JaH tf BEACH ud/ALMBll'streets. .
■JOINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY, No. 951
chased tha entire stock of Fattens at the above Foun
dry. he uinow prepared to, receive orders for Roliinc,
Gn*t, Mil Saw. Mill Castings, Soap, Chemical, and
Boom WorV Oearaif.'• Castings made from Rever
beratory pr C%pola Furaaoesv in dry or green sand, or
l 2«l »v .n ft • oirp-tf
■AKPPL Vs KXXhICK, J. VAVeBAM MSHIICg
SJOTJTHW ARK loUNffi 1 ' ’
FI7TH AND WASHINGTON STOKE?*.
„ , £HQINKEM, AND MACHINISTS,
jfiaifeatniw Ilirh se4 Law Pressure Steam Euxines.
tor letMi Diver, end Marine service.
Briton. Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, Ac.; Caetioss
oful kmiu, eitherlron-er Brest. - -
rcSfStaSMt So’* f °f 'Work Shop*, Kali-
Hatorts and' Gas' Machiner j of the latest and most ink
proved oonstruotipne >
Every description of Plantation Maohinory, each u
tMk^Wp»^Sfg,uW r ijra^
(nr Maohins- ,i , i saA-v
WINES AND LIQUORS.
TITHE VINE-GROWERS’ COMP ANT OF
S. OOGNAO.
JULES M»„xm
JOHN OS BORN,
THIS CORPORATION, numbering amouget its share
holders fourteen hundred Proprietor) of the best Vine
yards in the Pie trio t of Cognac, its extensive Establish
ments being located in ths centre of the town of that
qmm, was organistd for the express purpose oi mam
oSSSAGittANDY
by shippmg «at artluMn ail its native purity and ex
9*Uwee»JO Coirespoedenttla Foreign pountnes, and
is bound down by its Statute of Regulation to confine
entirely to thetfraacT* grown within the
extending the just reputation of
£SJLi t SS3 < l«!rt2S&;2?*S?L o, “ J,|u l w,,i meet the ap
*s£, of the meet respeotable Wine
Everr bcttls is ths oapmis of tbs Com-,
pwnßhscorks.bsar >henmei stamp.-Mii fholabtla
,Tm. eraacues now. offered, oenttstol two different
3»«Vte, both fuarentted to be equally pure in qn&lity,
Slwlsg ooly in point of age* and degrees of strength
v'aritoffi ° f ,ta
P urged that the bottles are too
iSff «I2S«d •length than U uan
& airorM Agent o? the vtimpany
■&Sida3ssm&m^m
COAL.
ly/w* neiijlj &: bo..
|VAfep..> E.CornSr BROAD and CALLOwaiLL,
‘Superior WfclTK and LERIGB
Preparcdsedkept VorFamUy '
wiFKoSve
J)YSPEPSI A; BEMIEDpi
* •' !r ' ;: ‘ i'jSuva haM’S " ' ..
; .. AROMATIC INVIGORATiNO SPiaiT. 't ;*' ,r :
Aar pVtkt /or stz fiats
ititk inertiling favjr^Jcis ftoomnundid to Curs
' Pf »p9psi*f : K*™avtntBS,! t’elie
' PttiMkiWiitdin tht Btm&th\ bf Paint in ‘
BowtlS) Headashe, Drowsintit, Kiansy '
Comrtawta, Levf Dilirium
Trtm«HH,lntunperanu.; ■ ; r J
It ETIHtLXTXB, Exhilasatks, Ikvigo&atsb, but
WILL HOT -IdtOXICATB Ofi. STVPEVY,
' As a Medtoine it is.gmok.ahd efibotual, our ngthe
eases of Dyspepsia. Kidney Comelaints,.
Sid auotfter dsrangemente of the Stomach and Bowels
a speedy manner., ~ , , ,
It.will instontly revive the..moat melancholy and
drooping spirits, and restore the weak, nervous, and
siokly to health, strength, and vigor.
- Persons who, from the injudicious use of liquors,have
become dejected, and their nervous systems shattered,
constitutions broken down, and subjoot to that horrible
curse to humanity, the Dblikiom tksHprb, will, al
most immediately, feel the haper and healthy 1 invigo-.
r.t,« .Mew w a ik no?'
Doss.—One wine glass lull as often as necessary,
One doce will remove all Bad spirits,
. One doee will oure' Heart-bum.
Tnree doses will cure Indigestion. .
1 Cue dote w 11 give you a Good Appetite,
One dose w stab the distressing pains of Dysbebsia.
remove the distressing and disagreeable
effects of Wind or Platuienee, And as soon as the
atomaoh reoeivesthe InvigpratibK Spirit, the distress
ing load and a I pmnfni%eiings will be removed.
& 9 .Su'h.rmS^aX,T! , iA ,treE,,t '* CliM 0f
B l t ) f 3e , 'r?rsr'r n l ir”^K u a S UOb * t,aOUOMi, ‘ theSl<,Mr '
Persons who aTe sertously afflioted with any Kidney
yomphmts are assured or speedy relief by a dose or
two. and a radical pure by the on> of oils or two bott.es,
■ • . NIGHTLY,DIBSIKATION
renmna who, from dissipating too much over tight,
and (eel the evil effects ii. poisonous liquors, fti violent
headaohM. siokness at gttuiaoh, weakness, giddiness,
» * T 1” one dose will t - move ail oad feelings.
. Ladies vf weak and.siokly, constitutions should take
the invisoxatingSpint three times a day ;-it WiU make
themAtrpng, healthy, and hap, y, remove aU ofautfeo;
lions and ir/egdl&nuesfromtn* menstrual tirg&hfe, and
restore the bloom of health and beauty Vo the careworn
lace.
.During pregnancy It will he (bund an invaluable medtt
cin»4q remove, uugreCabl* sensations at the stomach.
, AU the proprietor asks is a trial, and io indue* this, he
has put up the Invigorating Spout in pint butties at
80 cents, quarto 81.
. General Depot, 48 WATER Street, NewYorlf. ,
w , , , «YOf rft SONS,
, , . ... J Wholesale Agents in Philadelphia,
‘ Je7-thstnlr and for sale oy all Druggists.
O ak ORCHARD ACID SPRINGS.
Tbase Sjprmrtare> situated in tlie valley of the
lOaiOrfAard Creek, i n the town of Alabama, Genesee
-*•*» »>• .'.teight mueesoutb of the village of Ar«dtna,oU
an 4 (uurreen miles from BataVia, ~
’ *T The principal acid Sprmti are three in number:
besides these there are six other!. They are all located
within » circuit of about SUr rods, ihe medioinal
i qualittseoi thewatenarefuflyshownm the sutyoined
teettmoniels.. They oontoin a very large amountof *'«/•
phur. Sulphuric Acul, Sulphate of Lime, and Proto -
I iefpAate cj Iron. The great madtoinal virtues posset»-
ed by these waters (ftpend very largely upon the pV6-
seooe,.msuoh unusual qu-mtiHss, of thCftb ourative
substanoer. — - - -
Haadreds of cases ofditewe.efpeomlli those result
inglromthescrutulousdiatheiu, have neen cored by
their use.’
Mr confirmed leprotf— the
waters have been signatly successful,
Opinions of medicalamfsoieaufiogentlemenare giVlh
in the.eirouiara. ‘ihe following eminent gebtlemen
speak m strong terms of the medlomal value of these
waters: Prof, Emmons. T. Momeyn Beok, M. !>., of
Aibjiny; Jas. MoNauKhton. M. U., of Albany j bdwr.rd
Spring. a,8.,0f New York; Dr.R.CarapbflltpfPitts
held, raaM.i Ur. J.B. fihulet.oi Lockport.N. y. They
recommend the waters confidently. Dr Spring refer* to
a case of chronic dtarrhaa of several years* standing ,
«A»cA teas cured fry us* of the water. Dr.Beokeays,
“ I ; im satisfied that these'waters are highly voidable as
medicinal agents.” Dr. Campbellsayß, ••’fney mult be
highly benefioial for all chroaio dtseases of the itomaoh
and bowels. . ' ■
Dr. 8. P. White «ad a paper on the .subject of theso
Waters, balore the Academy of Physicians, in the City
ofNewYork, in which hestafeeth t the Waters pos
sess decidedly tomo* reftigeraut. sad astringent proper
.ties; and that the oiass of Utssases to whioh they are
more particularly adapted are chronio affeoiionsof the
and urinary organs, and some of the cufane
ous diseases i chtonic dyspepafa / chronic diarrhaa ;
.chrome dysentery j chronic rfturem; chronic cystitis:
dtabetes ; oases of passivs hemorrhagei such as Purpu
'■ra hemorrhagica, and ihe ooltifruative sweats ol Hectic
, Fever. The water may also be often used 1 with ad
vantage, he says, in cues of low typhoid fevers: in
convalescencefromprotracttd/evers, to excite the ap
petite and promote digestion; iu diarrhoeas, particularly
sueh as are deper dent on a relaxed or ulceratea state
1 of the mucous tneH\brane of iho intestines, la onloa
loas affections or Itthtasts, attended with phospnatio
j sediments, it is the suitable remedy, being prelerable to
j munatioaoid aa .being more advent and less apt by
continued use todieorder the stomach. <n febrile dia
eases, it <?An ho used properly diluted, aa a refrigerant
! to diminish thust and preternatural heat Itiskindie
. CHBPS-m those lormsoi dyspepsia connected wl h on
! alkaline condition of the Uomaoh, as in Pyrosis , or wa
{ ter*urash, it will prove better than hydroohlorlo aoid.
; In cases of Cohca pictonum, and 'other injurious cun
. sequences arising from the action of lead, this water
will prove to be An admirable antidote. In chronic
pharyngitis, laryngitis, chronic mueous catarrh, and
humid asthma, chronic cpAiAalmfa (externally)
asa gargle in ulcerated sore throats, m coses of sail-
I v *Ui? n > and m leurorrhea and gleet: and also injHfrs.
I . X h * n token internally, a wme-gtassful ot tbe Water,
diluted, taken three tunes a day, is sufficient for an
OUU't.
Other teitimonials from physioians, and othor tn
speetable icdmduats, may be seen on flpplioatioh to
the Agent.
Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
No Water genuine unless procured from
H. W. BOBTWICK.
No. S7l BROATr^T^
mrdNis* "i ch?!;,
rtore. Northeast cursor of FIFTH and CHESTNUT
Streets. - <
Also for sals at FREDERICK BROWN, Jx.’s. Drug
and iihemi ot il Bt°re, ConUnental Hotel, corner of
NINTH and CHESTNUT S.reota. Philadelphia.
The Trade sarplied at Wholesale Prices. myl2-swly
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND*
DALLEY’S MAGICAL FAIN EXTRACTOR
HAS universally aU other
Ointments and hOAlihg; ASpUeAtio&s in both the
Eastern and western. Hemispheres, wherever intro
doood; and itamlmme ment is the true secret of its
succcm IhaHcttiaiMoyj affections, whether the cause
be ascidtnt or disease.
BUFN3 ft M SCALDS ‘
O
ore instantly reUeved of f* their anguish, pain and
inflammation, by a timely g apphoatien of this tnar
,e£ll?*x and the 2 flesh is renewed as if by a
g fllSWfour.
Children are frequenta mfferersfromexternalin
unes, especially from " Ftnid and Camphene Ex
actions—therefore every *3 mother should have tins
hbihng. preparation ,oon- a stantly on hand. Itheals
10 TRAVELLERS 3 BY SKA AND IIKD.
The '.achiout, the Tra- g veller.&nd every other in
diyi-iual whose, lot in life » throws him vntlun the
obanoeoi ftcuident from ® srplotion.Are, or eolli-
Han, shoulj boar in mind 5 that this Magio Extractor
is his best and oniy fnend. S It is both portable and
oheap, and snould ever be ea ms oomoanion, as a friend
in need. There hre thou- fc, sanae or living witnesees
to testify to iu marvellous S virtue, who owe their
sound bmbe ana muscles □ to its saving efßoaoy.
OAf!’pAiN,'EXTRACT
OR is a FREVKNITVe S m well as CURE j
En-stcoias, Sores rrfall kinds,
Brouies, Flstofa, ghotWoundr, ,
„ Frost Bites. Sororala,
Broken Breast, Foyer Sores, Scurvy,
Bites of. Reptiles, Felons, Scalds,
Cancer, Glandular Dis-Scurf, -
Crooked Lips. .eases, fieaWHeod,
Chapped Hands, Mercurial Sores, Sprains,
Chilblains, Fains 'generally, Small Fox,
Cramp, Firaples, ’fumor*,
Contracted Cords, Piles, Tetter,
Chafes, ‘ Poison, Uloeni,
Diseases of the Rhenmatism, Venereal Bores,
Skin* Rashes, fto.
the principal Depots, 14 Broad war. New York,
W P W Crleans. by J.
WRIGHT ft CO., Genera] Agent. It oan also tie ob
»2S?rfi.MJoWa?. Druggists and Merchants
throughout the United States ana Canada.
T. W, DYGTT ft SONS,
Mr'
JOHN PICK,
M. W. DIOR,
TVOTIOE.—A Meeting of the Association
, known as the “ Amygdaloid Minin; Coinpany of
f' a Htof 0I *? held at office of tti* Uompanj*
in the city of Phtfadeiphia, on MONDAY, t u
Ju y, 1860, m pursuance of the provisions of the2’i teo
non oi the aot sopsleuentarr to an not to authorise toe
formation of Oorporatious for Mining, Smelnng,/to.,
tS , *lature of ftliohigaa, and approved on
the flth of Pebruary, IBM, for the purpose of electing
Directors and adopting, By-jAwi for the government of
raid Association, and the traneaotion of suoh other
business as may properly oome before said meeting.
JAMbS viARSON.
Philadelphia, June 16, 1860, H. WATROUa. _
OFFICE OF SCHUYLKILL NAVTGA^
T lON COMPANY. MAY 10th. 1«0.-From and
aiier July 16th, 1860. and until September Ist. 1860, the
charges for the use ofCars. ard for Toll and Trans-
K l ‘i^ t i O Mm A^ t i! r^i. t fi carried to FhiladelptiV
M way of the Bohnvlkill Navlgatiou.will be increased
Igfteen Cents per Ton on the rates fixed March Uth,
1880; and on the Is* of September, 1600, a further ini
crease of Fifteen Cents per Ton wiU be made on said
charm, and so continue until the olose of navigation,
By order of the Managers. F. FRALEY.
milltm . President.
H|RS. FREDEBIOK HODGES, OF BOS
i Anr??il’* i ?. teDd !. op€nsli,r a SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
m ft 1 m September next.
Mrs. H. has the honor of reierring to the Rev. Alex. H.
F. H. Hodges, TOl VINE street. aptt-Bm*
AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE is *
rf*- reliable medium through whioh Schools and Faxni-
Uesinay obtain oomnetenttoaohers. Parentsmayob
h**
cn-ti FbSaVde,:
IJRTANT * STRATTON’S NATIONAL
A* MEROANTILK OOLLEGEB. located at rhile
dolphin. S. E. corner SEVENTH and. CHESTNUT i
Nrw x rk, Huflafo. Cleveland. Chioaro, and Bt.jLoiis.
For ',iii rrnß-t’on. call or send for Catalogue, fii-tl
Mrs. still’s
CRYST-ALWE LIQ.UID H‘IR COLOKEH!
A preparatiou new to the publio, but whioh bw lons
been in private use, for re.torins Grav Hair to it. natn
ral oolor, nnpartms to tt a glonr appCaranoe, and ran
denpg it sou and silky.
It ii entirely different in its nature and effects from
any article now m use lor the same purpose, befog a
oieanly fluid, nearly as clear as water, requiring no
washm* before or after ita application, free from sulphur
or any other objectionable ingredient, and applied as
easily as an ordjnary Hair Oil.
Can be had of the Following persons:
w Z. Harbertu oqrnsr Juniper and Pine streets.
E. J Fennell, No. 26 North Eighth street.
Thomas Lancaster Spruoe anifEighteenth streets.
Thomas Weaver. Vine and Eighteenth streets.
Jfm* B ; J-horapson. Mt. Vernon and Seventeenth st’s,
Gaillard. Jr., Arch below Second streot, .
E. B. Garnxues, Coatos and Tenth streets.
George C. Bower, Vine and Sixth itreets.
A. H. Bowman, Bpruoe and Becond streets.
Charie* Shivers, Spruce and Seventh streets.
CaiehJl. Keeney. Aroh and Sixteenth streets.
For sale wholesale and retaiLbv
mm** FIFTBENTJ^^ 4 LOoibfsS“te.
fbitodelphfa.
CANDLES,
PARKAFJWE WAX. ,
PURE SbERMAOETI,
CHEMICAL SPERM.
. ... ADAMANTINE,
Ai sorted eises..
Packed in plain or fancy boxes to suit any market,
or rawi®. vL I S ®Ji B IP® manufacturers,
THAIN /b McKEONE, a and « 8. WHARVES.
felA-swtf
ENVELOPES. —Over 200 different styles
, and sixes, selling from 800. per 1 000 upward. Or
ders by mail promptly attended to. PERRY, Stationer,
FOURT H and RACE. je23-lm
RlCifi. 2CO Tierces Prime Retailing
Charleston Rice, for sale by JAMES GRAHAM
,fe Co., LETITIA street,
HAMS! BAMS! HAMS!
Prime new Bwgar Cured
Hama, 10 oanta per lb., (warranted,)
CHAB. SMITH * BRO„
jeJ7-12t* 913 <k 010 MARKET Btreet.
fUARET! CLARET! (LABET!
ON DRA UG HT i ON DR AUGHT!
.pl**®* draught, from SI per gallon upward. Also,
?*» fit Wines amS Ligaors, imported direot,
§^«* ft IERkLEBiEUK, 119 Bouth SEVENTH
OTEWART’S PAISLEY MALT,—In Pun
oheon, of thlv WHiSKEY Jn»t received end tor
rale in bend bi GEOHGK WHiTELEY,
mvl»-fm 138 SQTTTW FRONT nir«-*
/CHLORATE ■ POTASH For salo by
& BROTHER, 4T. and 49 North
BRCONP street • , ' 1 jet
ORIOK-MASISS SiAOUINES which
QI'EEL PENS.—4,OOO broaa assorted,
tton. , r* l^o'b f ArH I l’nA r At i r ,l^ard -' !fEft tog-lfe
T IQUUKIUE— <■ cflow’d Italian,' ’ for sale
* *«»***• ‘ T “W
.WffjPN&jfjAy, J(JfcY;;4 > ' ;l«66^'
NOTICES.
EDUCATIONAL.
Passengers from FbUadelpblawiujake the klfiA. Bt,
trim at fbe depot, cor.' Breed
morning. The steamer Philadelphiawill leave Nfttjbk
on ihe evenings’ of Monday. Wedh<*tBay,; ard Tnday,
connecting wf*h thetrein at.Beaiord, Vnldh arrives it
Pniladelphiaatl.F, M. .. . /•
, Fate for flrst-dlau passengers, iholuding medls bh the
boat, Bj. ' •
passengeiS|inDludics meals on the’bb^ti
Freii ht taken ai» low as by any other route. ' 4 '
. For furmer kerupulkrs tee an a l hand-bills at ihe
hotels, and other publto places, or inquire of
„ , O.’F. DARB, Ageat,,
f3sAirai—B WEST CHESTER
SHMftsßEpEtand philadklphia
CUMMER
corbet of Market And LeUmaft or. Thirty-first' Streets.
Wftst Philadelphia, at 7ft) and IOSQ. A, M., ami isa!
4.48, ana6ftt P.ftL • „ ...
Leave WEST CHESTER, from the Depot; on Fast
.Market street, et g. 40, 8, and 10 30 A. M„ and 1.18 and
* ' ON SUNDAYS*.
t.« Ave W®«t nhetter.at733A. M .and 6 J\M*
~ The le&t passenger railway oar will Jeav* Front and
M-rket streets, SO minutes, and Eighth. abt|. Market
streets 26 minutes, before the starting time from tbe de
pot, and will carry a flag to denote it.
Oftce&' d whiting room-southeiWt bdrti«r Bf Ftgfitli
anu Market 8 reels, whbrb , passengers, pnrohajMcs
tickets for will be funhehed wuh a ticket
over the pawengdr railway. ji , , ,
jyi-tf . . . HeafitAl SkberintenOftfat.
m noeth p3sNnsyl-
RAILROAD
For BETHLEHEM, DOYLEBTOWE. BASTOV,
MAUOH CHUNK. HAZLETON. KOKLFV. WHITE
HAVEN, WILKESBABRE. WILLIAMSPORT, fto.
# THREE THROUGH TRAINS.
On and eKer MONDAY. July nd,JMk Fusescer
Trains will leave FRONT, stid Wftwiw sV.*Acs«:Fhi
l&ddlKkiA, DAILY. (BunaaVe exoeptadV) os follow®}— -
At CAO-A- M. (Express), for,Bethlehem. Allentown,
MAtioh Chunk, Hazleton, Wilkesberre, Williamsport,
fto. <
At 230 F. M. (ExproM). for Bethlehem, Efcston, Ah,
This tram reaches nefitoh M 130 F. M,, and make#
dose connection with New Jersey Central for New
Yolk.
AtfiP. M, for Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauoh Chunk,
fto <
At 9 A. M. and 4 P- F. for Dovlestown.
At 10 30 A. M. and 6ft) P. M. for Fort Washington,
The «30 A. M. Express Tram makes olom connection
with tbe Lehigh Valiev RailrauL*t BatWeneai .beihg
the sjiozteßt and rroetA&intbloroutoto WBiesbarre,
and to all Lehigh Coal Region,
TRAINS FOK. PJULADkT.PH/A:
Leave Bethlehem at 633 A* M., 9.20 A. M. and 533 F.
M. -
Leave Dcylestown at 7SOA, M and Ali Pi M. ,
Leave Fort Washington at 6JBA. M. and 215 F. M. •
un dUNDAire:
Philadglebia Ibr BilhUSheih at I A. 9L
sawwa
Bethlehem Tor Philadelphia at Aou P. M. '
Fare to Bethlehem. .81 60> Part to Mauoh Chunk,9B 60
Fore to Easton 1 60lFare to Doytestown.. 080
. Through Tiokats mast be pruonred at the Ticket Of
and Thlrd-slrast Pusan,„ Kailroada. » minutaa aflat
Waving Willow atieet. - ™
j Jl? ELLIS CLARK. AReot.
tHEMMBB I’HILAJLIEi i’lUa aM>
AHRA i NGE^IENT^o!I
MuNDAY, Jolt 9th, JBCo..,he Irom. frill ran U
at Leave the passenger depot of the West Chester
and Philadelphia Rai frond; Co. corner Market itnd
Thirieth etreets. West Philadelphia, daily (Bandars
,exoeptod)at79oA.M.anri4.4B P, M. 3
_On- Wednesdays and Saturdays an extra train, at 1 90
~ M.
; Leave W est Grove at 6.&0 and Bft) A. Mand 430 p, M*
I 'Jhe7.3o A. M. ‘J rain itom Philadelphia oonneots di
reot w,tb a rally line of btagea via New London and
Oattjrd. Returning leaves i xford At 830. A. IWu con
necting with the 8 60 A. M, train from West G ove
Thebeantifulsoetiery and tvell-kboWu bealthlul&ese
of Delaware and Chester counties offer superior m»
dncements.to tuosejooking for summer boardms. -
Freights for this line reoeived at No. Mnrkct^St,
; Philadelphia. June 28 1860. tani6 Sopennlendeat.
i»p SA£S, Tu
THE7PENNBYLVANIA J ,raiIroad company
offers advantages unequalled by any other line—to oer
wus seeking HEAL t H «r RECREATION, FRUM
BUBINE®M during the teamiseaMer —in the issue
ot BxcußsioNficxsts. oh and after June 30th, 1860, to
Cxxsson, altooxa. Bxdtord andEpH&ATA S/aTsas,
and coupon tickbts for twenty-six trips,- for the uee of
PAJt-.Liae, to and from points near the oity.
Tioketa to Cn sssox HotbLb, at the summit of the Al
legheny mountain—good /or a round trip tfrftAtn JO
daws—lobe had for 87.60. y
, B Ticketo to Altoona, whbre invalids and others Will
find Splendid hdtel accdmtnodationfc, good for round
WipMthinlOdaTS-rnn 8716.
For Bedford Springs—Passengers ticketed to Rope
well, on the Huntingdon and Brood Top Railroad, and
for Broad Top City to ulaifs Station. Excursion tfo
k»ts. 87u6; single trip, BMO. Two daily lines oi
coaches ounneot with the trains. Baggage changed at
Huntingdon without extra oharge.
Passengers to Ephrata Bpnijgß take stage from Lan
caster. Tiokets for Round Trip, Si; Single Trip, $235.
trips good for any member of tbe family, at a discount
of 28 per cent, below regular rates.
1 ho above tickets ana further information to be had
after June 20th by applioaUon at the offioe of the Henu
sylyania Railroad Co., sdutheast corner ELEVENTH
and MARKET Streets, PhUadelphia.
t T „ A THUS. MOORE, Agent
Lewis L. Hotrpt, Gen. Ticket Agent. ?eB-lm
JSBMBi SPRING A&B.&Xam.
SKMIiSISSB men?. -
AND BALT!
PABSEnSkS 4 TaA^ I M^Y6A'HiI’ 4 AI)feLPHIA J '
, ForJSaltimoreatS.U A* M., 12 noon, (Express,) ani
11.10 r. M,
a n A. M„ u noon, l.u, ».00, 7.00 aaa
i lKor p |iWn,t°n *1 a.U a. M., U, 7.OCAnd
For Ns* Csstls at 8.10 A. M, , and 8.00 P. M.
For Middletown at AU A, M., ando.ooP. 1C
For DQTsr at9.U A. M., anjAOO P. M.
For Milfort at S.U AVM., and (A 0 P. M.
For Seafonl at,.U A. M„ Mid.p. M.
For Lanrel at AU A. M.. and (AOp. M.
»t CM A. M., (Kzarau.i U.U A. M^
3fS& , *SC" “ 4 *’ Wk
Tear*Salisbury AtfcffQ A, M., and gft) p, at.
Leave Lamrei eg 6.U a. and &«i p. M,
Leave Seaford at C. 46 Aa m., and 430 P. at,
Leave MUford at 740 A. M„ oad 436 P. M.
Leave Dover 0t».06 A. BL, andffJOF. M.
Leave Middletown at 1036 A. M. and 736 P. U
Iveave New Castle at &00,10J6 A. AL, and 830 P. M.
< L'V't Chejter at 7,as, o.io, lsjjt A. M.,,Jl,fcS7and
llllij ill.
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and Delaware Rail
-044 at 10,16 A.M. i
_ TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Laare Clie.terato.U A. M., U.MandU.M P. M.
Lura Wilnunaton at Ist A. M., ltu P. M., and UJO
FREIGHT TRAlN,with PASSENGER OAR attach,
. , , will ran a* folloyi:
.Leave Philadelphia for Perryville and intermediate
pleoetatSP.jn,
plaowJtjS^^ 00 f 0? FerTrrUl * »* lateraedlato
plaSmat i 0
Leave HaVre-de-Graoe for Baltimore and intermedi
ate piaoeeat 1.00 a. M.
BtS™.‘i{. Hme ' dl ’- Gn * 0S “ 4
a. m, KKi/row« yrmitanf
PHILADELPHIA, GEfc
TOWN RAILROAD—BUM M^™X^NGEMENJ?T
, Lro PhlMelofig «, tTsT), lo7u, wd U A, M.,
i,*.*x. 4,e, t, ex, r, a. I, iox, end lix r. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
~?<»»« PUledelihie »M min. A. M„ 1,3,1, 7X,tnd
Iv7l * • Al>
B.lO nio. A.M., 1.10 Sub., 4, flf,
, 'CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
. Phtlfdalplua e, 6,10,31 A. M., 1,4,1, IX, 8,9,
hBQ IvB| a. Hi
tu> *MnMX
JON SUNDAYS.
»re Philadelphiao.oo A. M„ I,.,and 7* P. ,1.
*|e ipbeitnut Hill 7jo A. M„ iwo.d.io, anil 0.10
.f'OR CONSHOHOOKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
De&v* Nnrriitown •, 7, BJO, 0, 11 A. »l„ IX, 4X,
6 &HQ 7>4 F. SI.
_ SUNDAYS,
ware Philadelphia 9 A. M. and 8 and 8 P. M.
•ifiE ffiSSMfeta iwM'* A - M - *■“’«•■
£:>**• ““• B “'* !,duH *•*••»•
„ ON BUNDAYB,
Aeava Philadelphia 9A. M., 8, 6, and 8 PM,
rrgmfearaaL
SIBBB PHllaiijulPhia
r2L2?B™V'*%S>6myrS«Bd»y« e«epte<U
_4£*y® New Depot, oorner of BKUAjy ana OAiiLOW
fiykADKLPHIA, (Passenger entrance*
S?J;-i«2- n irSP d( ? n t CalunyhiU. streets ) at 6XO A. M.f
r W iK?S n 6 ?% T 3 Vlth too PENNBYoVaM
»a,tt ip;
arJ ” °‘ AFTERNOON LINES.
n!«^TBfS!T I) SKV c . o ,^?. r Str B J RO^D *» d CALLOW-
HlkL PHJLAl)KLPHlA,(Pwien«ercntrftncei
on Th«rt«flnth and on C&Uowhlll streets,) tor POTTS •
YILfiE M*l HARRISBURG. at a.au P. M.. DAILY.,for
at 5 P. M., DAILY, (Bttfciay# ox-
OovWiM
DIBTANOES VIA PgILAgELPMIAANDiIBAI)}NG
' ’1 "
Fi-fil*' • • • —r- —MI Philadelphia »"d Koadlnit
an<l Valloj A-H.
Danphln— ~-..,-U4'
Miller* 1U
Troyorton Jnnotion. .169
Banbury..— i6j
Northamberland. ~ 171’
L«jri*barg_ .178
Milton-*.,.. , .188
w!lliamwri^2rZ"m
jersey 5h0re.....,., .719
Look Raven——...i&j
Tror. , D |"*-T' Williamsport and Elmira
Elmira-. ,287% .Railroad.
«»'u 19 M.t an'i the 3.80 P. M. train connect daily
wfffii Cli^^rfete^ce P l « ,'l with the CATA
WJfISA, WJLIAMBPORT and ERIE RAILROAD.
c"aTOSi»±' PHIA! oorM '° f BttoAß «*
ap3S-tf w. H. MrH.HKNNKV. KMr>Ur-
Philadelphia
isg AND READING RAILROAD.
Unnridaiter July 1, iB6O Mileage Tiokets will beianed
at s46eaoti. n discount of 25 percent., giving the bolder
a right to travel 2,000 nulee at any time, between anr
points, an'; in the No. loar of any Passenger Tr» n on
above Railroad or tbe branches worked by said Com*
pany. >
. Business men aril n'hers, having ocoaslon tofrarel
frequently between different points, will find tIM ar
rangement convenient and eoonomioal.
For said tiokots or other information apply to the
Tio et Agenta cm the Line U. A. NIC LLe. General
luperintendent,Reading,or to P, BRADFORD,
Js2B 1m Treasurer. Philadelphia.
IBEtia—i ALMIRA KOUm~
HUH9BI PHILADELPHIA AnTeL
MIRA RAILROAD. '
QUICKEST ROUTE to Taroaqua, CatawisM, Ru
pert, witkfsbarre. Sorantos, Danville, MiltoQi Wil
liamsport, Troy. Ralston, Canton, Elmira. Buffalo,
Niagara Falls, Rochester. Cleveland, Detroit. lnledo.
St. Louis, Milwaukee, and all points Noitii ana
, Passenger trains will leave the new Depot 6f th* Phi
ladelphioand Reading Railroad, corner BROAD and
CALLOWHILL Streets, (Passenger entrance ofCal
lanrhill street,) daily (Sundays excepted), for above
’ sd, *dS’«W 8.00A.V.
NIQHT EXPRESS.; 3J9P.S.
The 8.00 A.M. tram connects at Rupert, for Milkea*
barre. Fittson. Scranton, and_ all stations in the
LApKAWANNA AND BI’oOMSBUftG RAIlIoad!
The above trams make direct connections at Elmira
with the tralps of the New 1 York and Erie,C*namaigna
and Niagara Falls, and Buffalo. New York and Erie, and
New York Ceutr&l RoiDoads, from all points Noth and
Buffalo,and fiuspjnalon
Bndge. and all intermediate points.
Tickets oanba , rocureil at the Philadelphia md El-
loket Office, northwest cotter qI
SIXTH andCl* U PNJJl'Streets, and at the PaOsngey
Desot^oofn*j)
Leave the Piitl* lelphiaand Reading Depot, Breulasd.
Callowhill stre u daily (Sundays excepted), roi" all
points Weata t North, at BP, ftl. I
Freights mil bedelivertd before 8 P.M. tdtunu'e'
their going th j . ante day. _ . ■ •
Ts— ngirertiimreigrri for sided and oomfort by any
°%rereS| and Linee run fthnmgh, to Pittvbnrg,
Brew 1 rered under Mfiect eontrol of the dflgfdeflr,
thus adding much, to the safety of traveners.
BsMongpArsoreagoewdtoeaohTraln: Woodrnir®
imqniff Anar jitJMgh. »l e -
leavM Philadelphia at 7 90 A, M.
FasftLifie ' ‘‘ UMA.m.
Bonmrg IP. M.
Mil.
top *?
passengeri-for SmiMry, Williamson, EHbira,
10, Niagard KalU, atia intermediate points.Tsdvttfg-Pfci
ps^. 6 lVg^lr.i , iPaliM4f T ot of oSt
, ST'-forirahraye aa low, and time off qdiok, ad by an f
For ftirther mfonhatibn aypjy.at toe Passenger Sta
siswswism t«e
. Theoo&sectjda or frSfcs by the Railroad ,Bndg6 at
Pitt®berg, avoiding oil droyftge or ferriage of Freight,
together with the saving of
appiiqiated byßbjpppers of Freight, Oflfl the Travsr-
Ung Public* ,
Merchant* and Shippers entrusting the trenfcppitttlqn
of their Freight to this Company, can rely with confi
dence on its ipeedytrennt. ■ 1
.TIUB RATES OF FREIGHT toand from any point
in the West by the Pennsylvania Railroad are at alt
times ootjMirdbl* at are.ehnrned by eihsr Mailroad
Jlirße wiirtioalar to mark pdcfiitei iifi JPcrrta. JUil
■ H.B.Pl*»afbo.’^|S«T|^o , .j
O.j R. MoNejlT, Ky.i Orm.br t Oroupar.
Portsmouth, ft; PadQpol % Co„ Jadmronvilla. Indi-
Kii ?«»*, * Co.iCihoipnati, 0., Ath.rn tc
Hlbb*rt, Cinomnati, 0.: K. 0. M.larum. Madlron, Ind.;
ria, Nsahvffla, Taan.) Hurl, fc flnnt, MerShhi., Psnn.i
Clarke * Oft, ChjoHjTnitLW. fi. H. Koont., Alton,
nl.tortoFreijht Aienta of Kailroadd at dlffsrant jointa
S ii.. piuivisiphU.
MMtMWJc K9ONB,BU North atreet. Baltlmor,.
FSSSS ? S - LA»*rHoum,orlB.Williamrt.,N.Y.
p UI ..
I 10S-1V .
i&aaHM PHILADELPHIA AND
OSJK99RS9Pf r -READING RAILROAD.
„On as^Rfti?lpJffi 'totjmi Tickets,
with twegty-Six ooohohi,-fiU-be ittued,goOd for the
holder amlanT member of his family, On any Passenger
Train,.and at ant tfma.' Tha, frill Ifrialdlirm
TjoMllror, at thaolfisa of ih. Oomfdn,, No. ttt gbdih
FOURTII streat, at a rsduotipn of tw.nl,-five per cant*
from the re.ular fare.. Partial wUhing to onjo, the
Summer in the Country will find this a very desirable
route, the SchuvUuU and Lebanon Valley® being among
them'fwtbcautimlandhealthyln the Slate.and eooes
nble by four trains from and **> Fhli«ri*tpbia daily,
f HiL.PKr.pHlt. March gOa * T 1nS»?-tif
I&H|hb NOTICE CHESTER
SEfKSLtitAINS FORDOWfHNGTJwN AND P fN-'
iTMrt VMiSNMt
wm mart from the new PaMenger Depot of tha Fhila-
MWSfffiirWMreu 0 -'
for Downlmlown, ImVm at 8.86
AFTERNOON TRAIN fur Downlnitown, Im,m at
DAILY (Sundays ectonted,)
ayl 'W, H, MciLHENNEY, Seoretary*
fgtaf -WEST CHESTER
TRAINS Via
PEff NK YL VANIA RAIL ROAD. Leave Depot, oorner
ELEVENTH and .MARKET Streets, daily (exoept
Honda* 1 at 7.16 A» M., Uft) P. M., and 4 P. M. Leave
wdatCnester atCto A, M-. 10 46 A. M,. and 8.10 P, M. .
1860. Mmmm iB6O.
BPRING ARRANGEMENT-NEW YORK LtfilES.
THtt CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHILA
DELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD CO.'S
From Walnut-street Wharf,
WiU leave as follows—vis:
VA&S.’
At 6 A M, via Camden and Aitibor, C. ft A, Aooora-
—. ....$226
AM A M, via Camden and Jersey City (N.J.)Ao
commodation. in
At 2 AM, via Camden and Jersey City, Morning
Mail— ——, - - , 800
AtUAM, by Steamboat, YiaTaoonrand Jersey
City. Western Express.- 800
AtwdPMjVia Camden and Amboy, Aooommo
dAtion~~- its
At 1P M, via Camden and Amboy, C. and A. Ex-
A? 4 PM, by Steamboat via Tacony and Jersey
City, Bvemnr Express. 8 00
At*P M, tjy Htoauboat via Tacony and Jersey
. GfeiP Claw Tioket 136
At 6 P M, via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
Ma 11.... ~ 800
M.via Camden and Jersey City, Southern
At6PM.via Camden and Amboy. AooommodO
tion, (Freight and Passenger,)—utClais Ticket. 225
Sd “ *♦ 160
The 6PM Mail Line runs dally. The UP M, South--
ern Mail, Saturdays excepted.
. For Belvidere, Easton. Lambertville, Flemlngton.
fto., at 6 A M and 4P M, from Walnut-street Wharf and
7.10 A M from Kensington.
. F6r Water Gap. Stroudsburg, Soranton ,
Montrose. Great Bend, fto., at 6 A. M. from Walnut
street wharf, and 7.10 A. M, from Kensington, via Deis
ware Lackawanna and Western R. R.
For Mount Holly, atffand OA. AL, 2 and Hi P. M,.
For Freehold, at 6 A.M.,and fit*. M.
■ , WAY LINES,
For Bristol, Trenton, fto., at Hi and 4 P. M. from
Walnut street wharf, 7.19 A. M. and 6X P, M. from
Kensington.
Delonoo, Beverly, Burlinc
' togi FHfenoe. »ordentown, ftik, at liS, 1, and 4K PTM.
dtate*fl b °^ f ° r ®®^® ntown lntarme
-- Trenton .tor Tacony, at 11 A. Mi and
Tooonr, Beverly,.Burlington, and Bristol, at 4 p. JM,
Fifty Pounds of Baggage, only, allowed each Passen
ger. Passengers are prohibited from taking any thing as
baggage but their wearing apparel., Aft baggage over
fifty pounds to be paid (or extra. limit
their responsibility tor baggage to One Dollar per pound,
and will not be liable for any amount beyond $lOO, ex
cept by speoioloontroot.
aria WM. H. GATZMER. Agent
17»RANBXIN SAVING FUND, No.
* 136 Sooth FOURTH Street, between Chert
nut and Walnut, Philadelphia* paja all Deposits
pa demand.
Depositors’ money scoured by Government,
State, and City Loans, Ground Routs, Mort
gagee. ao.
This Company deems safety better than largo
profile, consequently will run no risk with depo
sitors’ money* bat have it at all times ready to
return, with 4 per oent. inter cat. to the ovner.se
they have always done. .This Company never
suspended.
Females, married or single, and Minors, can
deposit in their own right, and euoh deposits can
be withdrawn only by their consent
Charter perpetual, incorporated by .the Btate
?f PennsylTanta with authority to reoeive money
ram trustees and exeoators.
LARGE AMD SMALL SUMS RECEIVED.
Office opes daily, from 9to S o’clock, and on
Wednesday evening until 6 o’clock.
„ * DIRECTORS.
Jacob 6. Shannon, Cyrus C&dwallader,
John Bhindler, George Russell,
Malaohi W. Sloan, Edward T. Hyatt,
Lewis, Krnm bhaar, Henry Delany,
Nicholas Rlttenhouse, Nathan Smedley,
Joe, H. Satterthwaite, Jones Yerkea,
JACoIV Shannon!' President.
Owns Cabwalladsb, Treasurer.
apSB-y
CAVING FUND—FIVE PER OENT IN-
S3‘^ R J!T-rrHT IONAL safety tri bt com.
£ANY, WALNUT Street, southwest oomer of THIRD,
Pluladelphia. Incorporated by the State of Pennsyl
vania.
Money is received in any sura, large or small, and in
terest paid from the day of deposit to the day of with
drawal.
. The office is open every day from nine o’clook m the
morning till nveo’qtookin the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday evenings till eight o’olock.
Hon. HENRY L. RENNER. President.
ffiß.fe 08 * Vi °“ P ™ id ” nt
_ w _ Di&BOTons:
Hon. Henry L. Benner, F. Carroll Brew&tor,
Edward L. Carter, Joseph B. Barr
Robert Selfndge, Francis Lee,
, Samuel K. Ashlon, . Joseph Verkes.
G, Landrelh Manns, James L. Stephenson.
Money is reoetved and payments made daily.
The investments are made, in conformity with the
rovisjons of the Charter, in Real Estate'Mortgages,
Ground Rents, and euoh fint-olaas securities as wtllal
rays insnre perfect, security to the depositors, and
jjjcn cannqt fail to give permanenoy and stability to
CAVING FUND—UNITED. STATES
NUTStreot COMPANy ' °°rnor THIRD and CHEST-
Large and small sums reofciyed, and paid bank on da
mand vnihontnotioe, with FIVE PER CENT. INTEr
RLBT from the day of deposit to tho day of with
drawal,
6 o’olook every day* and on
KSJ?P4yjS.VKNINGB from 7 until 9 o’olook.
DRAFTS for Bale on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from £l upwards. ’
President-STEPHEN A. CRAWFORD,
Northern .Central
Railroad.
TO THE PUBLIC.
CALHOUN’S ANNULAR VENTILATOR.
The above patent is deemed, by scientific and prsoti
oal men. to be the very best ever offered to public*
and needs only to be seen in aotual operation Tor tU
merits to be appreciated. Nothing aver introduced is
so eerfeotty adapted for y.eunlatmg private and publio
buildings. eohools, hospitals, engine houses, mines,
■team and sailing vesfids, ana for the ouro of smoky
ohimnevs they have no equal.
Manufactured and for sale, wholesale and retail, at
the Heatinc and Ventilating Warerooms of
C*laB< WILLIAMS, US* MARKET Street. Phila.
Personal attention will be given to all descriptions of
heating and ventilating lrr the undersigned, who hoa
been many years praoucally engaged in the awe busi
ness. Also for sale. Culur’s justly-celebrated wann-air
furnace a, cooking ranges, bath boils, re sisters, Ao., by
foia-stnthßro . CHAS.WIIiLVAMk
Sunbury and Ene R, R.
1 ‘ADIJ33’ TRAVELLING BAGS
and for sale by 0. F. RUMPP, 118
North 1-oURrW Street, above Aron,
_-__-,Wholesa!e and retail manurActurerof *
PORTE-MONNAIES, POCKET-BOOKS, CIGAR
a .. „ CASES. MONEY-BELTS,
Saohels, Purses. Cabas, Bankers’ Cases, Dressing
CasM, Writing Desks, Fort-Folios, Bill Books. •
Jobbing promatU rton» oT-Sni
MB-f. JAMES BETTS’ INVENTIONS
* L " , FOR LADlES.—Approved of and highly reoonf
mended by the Medical profession throughout the United
states* Thirty Thousand Inva ids having been advised
by their phTsiolacs to uie her Surgioal Appliances. She
2?®2. < !?PP on i Merchants and others against purchasing
exoeptat her residence. 1039 WAUfOT Street, where
■he panbe consulted daily,, between the hours of
and*, Her book of testimonials will he given onapnli
oatton B«nt free to any part of the United States. He
•lgnatare is on eaon artioie. mitt laths tr
CYJRUP MOLASSES, 4c.—500 hhds and
Barret. LOVKRING’B N. Plas Ultra. Golden Sr
rup. and extra Golden. Also, Sugar-houso, Musco
vmo, and Porto Rico Molaares in hogsheads and bar
reli, for .afe by JAMES GBAHAM k Go., LKTU'IA
street.
■OEEINPD SGGAR.—I,OOO Barrels LO
. n 'VERleiß’g Cm.h.d.ooarse and fine pulverined.
A, Ji.andCofi>e,and refined yellow Sugar, foreale
hr JAMES GRAHAM a CII..LKTITIA .treet.
IAVA COFFEE.—I,OOO pockets .prime
OofTM, wtl.br JAMES GRAHAM fc CO
(IIL LEMON—Grass, for salo by VVE
swww* k BROTHERS. 4T end 40 North
P.TOH.— 480 bbls. Fitch, Wilmington
.jtlitebarrels. instore and for sale by EOWLI3Y,
ABHBUHNBR* k GO .No. 16 SOUTH WIIAHVRB,
JhgTURILE AND OLaM served
Street. .
N. B. Pinners from IS to 3 o’olook. m?33tf
fff FAIHBaNKS’ FLA'J FORM SCALES,
•Si,
ituttßOAttxlftfris.;
SAVING FUNDS.
“ A little, but often, fills the Puree.”
** A Dollar saved is twioe earned.”
;«rsurii’i(ripß
Sg&SSgSiGg&ft
• Wcwutfttj 3BGmJiJ7*<bJ. - ottaw -^j»gw»>i(MHg*ti
iMeronimmssf, PurotrurtK .aoa:.p<9sf-;»tVPowr< oaffyft*
i CasßffoiltMftQd gar phis §»l.® w*.
: SSSS,Sfe»M£
OI TY Fl >, E 4N B
GERMANIA
HUMBOLDT FIKKInS. |O., OF gg'fjjg, „
ApdlioaUoM in veimm h J will r«i»» »ro»J*t
'*je7?sS a - . . M |s?&4
rjjrtiE ENTEKP3UME
•insurance company
of PHILADHPHIA.
(FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.)
cos U N Mm L A s T a%£M s> -
NiAectoK.
F. HatcSM*» IMS*, MoedjcaiL. Dawson.
William MoKbS, Ofe. H. feSASt.
Nalbbo Fbazizb,- JpiWt Ht B»0lfW*
John M. Atwood, B. A. FahnmKfci»
JJbnj. T. TrbDick, Ahd**w Jj. Cask,
” W “t E i”^TCHFiA®lk?ffiddsnt
CHARLES W. COXE. Secretary. few
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
INCORPORATED iffIMJHAHTER fjwfbt.
Vo. Sin SfrMt. »bqroJMrd, JhilWelshis,
Having & large iKia-«# QiimSiSfoek and Surplus In
vested in soonu aid avftuf&le.W epmidS. eonfiffua to
insure on Dwellings,- Stores, KdrtUfßfd, WdfolMndlie,
Vessels in Port and their cargoes, add Other Petijnsl
Property* All losses lilierpll? a&a pfottptly adjusted.
. CIRICTOBq.
This. R. Mans, John T/Lewis,
John Welsh. A. Camkbel],
Samuel C. Motion, Edmund u. Imtlfe,
Patrick Brady, Chas. W.Poultnuy,
___ THOMAs'fLMARIS, Pr.sid.nl.
A Secretary. fe«-tf
QuakEr oifv insdranoe cumpa-
PLUS BM3,7t#Ja.-liurare. a*aiMi, Lose or p.mM. bi
Fire, and the' Penis of the Bea, Inland Navigation ana
TrM«iKirtgiog^ cIE jl HARTi present.
K. P. ROSS, Vic. President.
H. H. COGGHHALL, Soc’r Ann TraemMr.
B. H. BUTLER. Asai.t&nt Beoret&rr.
DIRECTORS.
Core. H. Bert, E. P. Row, u
A. a Gattell, renter 8. PerjrtM,
B. W. B.iISV, , Andrew R. Chambers,
. k. CCsrawyh 9%mn*l Jonee, M, I).,
Hon. H. M. Fuller. mhl-tf
INSURANCE tIUMPANI Vt i’UB
|§ A ?N B sB^c»^sliSMi^:
Chartered in ITK-Ceprt&l taOOJK»-Anets, January I«
1689. 9947,449 60-100.
All invested in sound and available
tinuo to insure on Vessels and Cargoes, Buildings, Stocks
of Merchandise, *om on liberal terms.
- Henry D. BherrerJ* George H. Stuart,
Vimepn Toby, . Satnufd Grant, Jr„
Charfe* Mau&lester, Tobias Wagner,
wiwstfio, fitoia, ntomai BrWatnsu,
TriSSMBK. oflMft. I3SS"’
• George C. Carson. '
HENRYT). BHERREBD, Preliddnt.
WiLT/lAM JTAH.PVH.Reftretarv le 9-wfin tf
INSURANCE COMPANY
N6.4W WALNUT Strett.
FtltS INSURANCE o'n Houses and Merchandise
generally, oh favhrfcble terra, either limited or per
petual.
, „ DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah Bonsall, Edward D. Roberts,
John ft. Ginnodo, John J, Griffiths,
! Joshua T. Owen, Reuben C. Hale. *
Thomas Marsh, John MoDowe]l. Jr.,
Sami. L. fimfedlerv _jas. T.. Hale, Bejlefonte.
.. ' - President
JOHN ft. GINNODO* Vies President.
Edward W David, *doret&n. mhfl-wfmtf
A N THBACITE INSURANCE COMPA
NY.—Authorized Capital ®4O6,OGfr—CHARTER
PERPETUAL.-
_,ofl)oe No. 511 WALNUT Street* between Third and
Fourth Street, Philadelphia. .
This Company wlltinsure against loss or damage uy
•Fire, on Buildings, Furnitrtf6, and Merchandise gene-
Marine Insurances on Vessels* Cargoes, "and
Freights. Inland Insurance to all ports of the Union.
DIRECTORS,
Jacob Esher, Joseph M&zfield,
D, Luther, Dr. George N. Eckert,
L. AUdenried, John R. Blakiston,
Davis rearson, Wro.F. Dean*
Pet.r Sieser; ugagMS^MM.
, ■ mF. DEAN, Vice President,
W. M. 8 WITH, seorotary. apS-tot&ltf
11ELAWARE MUTUAL SAPETY IN
ii(coßPonATxifiiy E Tsis i ££o7sLATeiig of
office b. eT corner > thir ! 6 and wAlnuf
Streets, Philadelphia.
MARINE INSURANCE
ON VE6SELS, J _ !
IsjH&T, | To.llp.rt. of th. W«rl4.
On floods,by Riyertcanals, Lakes, and Land Carriage
_ to.au parts ofthe umbn.
FIRE INOURANOE*
Oo Merohandiie geneVdiiy,
November!, USB.
Per. Marktl Ymlu*
fliss,o6o, Philadelphia City 8 V cent. Loan~»9m,tta 00
Pennsylvania State 8 y ot. Loan 95,568 00
fIILOOO Pcnnsilvania State 6 y ot. Loan. _, 11,000 09
iasloQO, U.OreiUfurySHy cent, Notes and
interest due «—. ww......... M SJO M
fSOJXX) U. B. Treasury 8 y ot, Notes and mtflr
cstdue— J 90A1S 00
98,000 Temporary Loan to the City of Phila
delphia BAOO 00
980,000, PennHylvania RailrhMSd Mortgage
8 y cent. Bonds : —r- gf ADO 00
950A09, North Pennsylvania Railroad Mort
gage 6 y cent. Bfinrin UJBO 80
914,000 West Philadelphia Passenger Railway
... Company 7 y ot. coupon bonds..UAoo 90
911,900,191) shares stoox Germantown Gas
Company, interest and principal
Sued by the city of Pml?
. IBAOS 06
Pennsylvania Railroad
, t 9BAOB, M 0
98AS0, loe Boataud'stSani
Tug Company, Philadelphia and
Savannah Bteam Navigation Com
pany, Ocean Steam Navigation
Company, Philadelphia and
vre do Graoe Steam Tow Boat
Company, Philadelphia Exchange
Company x,HO 00
8409,713 S 4
Sonde and Mortgages, and Real Estate, Of
3pe Biuidinc.. .. 6J353 SI
Bills receivable for Insurance* made 8
Balance doe at Agenoiot—Premiums on hla-
riue Policies, interest, and other debts doe
the Comwny-~ 8.564 18
Scrip and stool of sundry Insurance Compa-
Cash on Deposit in Dank.. . cr.ooo si
BIRECTORB.
William Martin.
Bdmund A. BoudpT,
fhecrpbims Pauldiig,
John R. Penrose,
John C. Davm t
James Traeuair,
William Eyre, Jr*
-James O. Hand.
William C. Ludwig,
Joseph H. Seal,
Dr. R. M. Huston,
•eorge G. Leiper,
Hugh Craig.
Okule. Keliy,
HENRY LYLBISSrfsS
Samuel K. Btokea.
li F.Pemeton,
Henry oloan,
Edward Darlingtes;
K. Jones Brooke,
Spencer M’llvai&a,
Thomas O. HanoT
Robert Barton,
Jacob P. Jonaa,
James fl. M'Forlaad*
Joshua P. Byre,
John fl. Semple, Pit tab’ll
D.T. Morgan, “
A. B. Berirer, ♦*
iMMARTm, President
HAND, Vtoe rresident
oretarr. die
Life insurance and trust oom-
PANY.-THB PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSU
RANCE COMPANY. Northeast oorner of THIRD and
DOCK Streets. Assets, 9937,69] 63.
INSURES LIVEB for The whole term of ilife—grants
annuities and endowments—purchases lifelntereatsin
Real Estate, and makes all oontraots depending on the
contingencies of Life.
They act u Exeoutors, Administrators, Assignees
Vrsstees, and Guardians.
_ t , TRUSTEES.
Rsniel L. Miller, Samuel 0. Stokes,
Eeruamm Coates, William Martin,
Rlcnard 8. Newbold, James B. MoFarlasds
WiUiam P. Hooker, Joseph H. Trotter,
William H. Kern, James Euston,
Samuel a Huey. thpophilus Paulding*
Charles Hallorweu,, ' Edmund A. Sootier,
Hoary C. Townee* 4» DamefL. Hutchinsoft*
Jtoiiolphaa Kent, John W. Horner,
WiUiam H. Carr, Elila 8. Aroher,
P,V. Duflon, Samuel J 7 ChrtsUa&l
william Robertsoc, Joseph M. Thon as,
Warner M. Basin, John G. Brenner,
P. 8. Miohler, Easton.
, KS9P
JoH« W, Nnuwnu, H»nr«tf\rv *ulg
BUSINESS CARDS.
CLAIMS ON IRELANO.
O’GORMAN k WUAON.
- ,X?ICUAHD O'GoBMAN. VbWARD J WIL'OMI,
ATTORNIES AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
No. 122 BROADWAY, New York, 1
Having established e/tensive C.-rr-spoudence end
A genoie* throughout I eland, wtli take oht-rge of the
oolleotion of Claims, Legsciee &0., and attend to other
business in any part of that country. J»4O-stuth3m
VB PALMFR, THE ADVERTISING
• AGENT. FIFTH and CHESTNUT,' rives hie
views of the principle and best mode of Advertising,
daily, between 10 and 4 o’olock. Address ’
myll-3m V. B PALMER.
EJ. BAYLIS THOMAS.
# , ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Hasreraoyed his office from No. 523 Aroh street to No.
439 WALNUT Street.
Particular attention given to the recovery of Mercan
tile Claims. The drafting and examination of Wilis,
Jlonveyanoea, Asti/tnments, Briefs of Title, and othei
nstrumentsof Writing. The managementof Exeoutor*
ships, Administmtoralupa, and Trusts, superintended:
ana the best securities proonred for tbo permanent in*
vestments of Money, Saticiaotory referenoe given
when required. ap3o-oro*
Henry b. keene,
„ • ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Has REMOVED his office from No. 890 Walnnt *treet
tono.xas South THIRD Street. Tnht»-6-"*
Horace see,
MEOnANTOAL ENGINEER, and
PATENT ATTORNEY.
No. 114 Potua 81ATH Street,
(Nearly opposite the County Courthouse,)
Prepares Ppoomoations. Drawings. Ao., and transacts
all other busmens connected with the obtaining of Let
ters Patent. apM 4m*
J WAGNER JERMON,
• ATTORNEY AND COUNSKLLOK-AT-LAW,
Ollice, No. 1 tti South SIXTH Street,
(Opposite Independence Square,)
Philadelphia,
fly the aid of reliablo Attorneys, at different points in
the United States, is cnablod to prosecute andoolleot
olaims of every description.
Particular attontionjnven to the examination and re*
ooveryoftheoimnisofLocateesand Devisees, and the
examination of Land Titles and securing the interest!
of heirs and nit persons interested in the same, in all
parts of tho Union.
Has the Statutes of all theStatcs and is Commissioner
for roost gf thorn.
Depositions carefully taken under Commissions.
apfl-gm
SFUGUET & SONS,
• IMPORTERS OF HAVANA CIGARS,
. „ . No, 318 Booth FRONT Street,
H®oeive regularly a full assortment of deairabla Cl
ircvW orAdit °^ er 11 > ow rate#, for or a»
ALFRED L. HOUGH,
PAPER MANUFACTURERS’ AGENT*
Orders solicited for every desoripnon of
PAPER AND PAPER-MAKER'S MATERIALS.
_ „ No. 17 South SIXTH Street.
reii-6m*
PA TYSON & NICHOLSON:
BOOKBINDERS.
NOS. *l9 AND S»1 MINoA STREET,
Between .IreeU
PAW3ON - «50. NICHOLSOH
SJOAPS.
VAN
CUEMIOAE OLIVE. ■
AI J o”-hoS.fle‘J C f a& t " M and 31 a - wIARV*.
IT?K mf« UT * CO^ON SEBD, PALM AND ELA
INE OILS. . felB-»wtf
TJUOR-REEPEKS can got good Blank
tmaßAck! and fitatio "» r f’ ** rERRY’f, F^OURTH
jrr,iwpoWoir.'?^';:
BfiCOMVJR,, AUCTIONSEB.:>?S.4!U
waaeagMßPßfetfeascftg*-
•Jply fPh. fresisely. s
, ■Comprlw'aK a mrge and of ..goods
adaptstfto.preseDtcityTsunsaleP*: - • ■ *
ifiJUM!WSSr BRIM/fctifc ’.GO>
X■ • '•Wo/ 499 M AMltgr BTHI
qoVATJOTIOSBfBS ;
Jr .WS3O V.AKKEt sad -Si litNO*
ST. LUUIU, *O. >.
imrittlAßfS BOYLE,”* 00., ADO
W TIOPrK.EKS * COMMISSION.ME JIGH ANTS,
vith Meserc. Myers. Clafcfcora. * Co. .rflil»aa»> odei
their eervices to the BUDoftfltiiMirit ud
ShSrto™hib3elglA, thej»les?dr7fooae. car
ytita. booUrahoen. Krdv»e.J6we*rr,
. ■
•' 1,, kB. o>rti. k Co., NowVoi*' M •
KETAIL DRY GOODS.
rjLOteS* SIIR POPLIN.",
iL
/'J.KAY TR./VeLL'NU GOOIIS.
sa fapL‘t-sj f ß<{oTa*aAis. &fi ohestnVTJS—
Barege and obgaS'B> _ R'*be&''.
Maoy'of them at one half of u»iM.rj|ioe*-
SHARP h-S -BROTHKRB. 801 ,
F
RE'CH HWNS »ND OI!«*i- v
Selim? tbe summer a took at very Ifixf mfat, _ .
OHARP KPS hwothbor «o» fiwiyTEtJTSt.
CtldAbES IMA3S * SuN
Have made ANOTHER REBUCTIOW
OQ their BtOOK Of -
SUMMER GOOD*.
A ” GR5 f Ar Ikol;cVmt ? nt» to purchasers,
for two weeks, ■ prior to Slaking an alt lalon in their
store. They prefer selling below Cost theft carrying
over goods to another season.
French Lace Houmous,
Frdnclt Laoe chawis, .
French Lace Kageniee,
breach Points.
French L>ce I’ittfolominiflS.
Bilk Mantillas in vanef7,
Brest Goods for hommef/
i ress Goods for the Bsastde,
Dre'sG *odS for the country,
Frees Goods lortheoity,
1 Fine Organdies and Lawns,
koULAh D B[uh 8 ol‘-ai"p oat below coot.
4-4 French Chintzes U%&, usually 26 cents.
Our Stock of , , ,
HOUBVHOLD FURNIS'WB SOOC3
is hot surpassed, either in qualify or pried, __ _
jtWif EIGHTH ANouRoH aTREETS,
ff AW MS,-Tip-top assortment fast colors
-R-A figured LAWwS'en^rioh BAREGES,
i iUo Lawns, *?obet.
Blue L«wns, Little Fioxmcesf
Jhnk Lawns, U uWe
Brown Lawnd, Gay Shrled,
Black Law, s. Neat styles,
Ghosol»te Lmwds, Black Bareges,
Finer G'ftdes,. Gremaines,
Fine Mohairs for Travelling Brets Goods,
Exce'leot *rd ch'ssn Mantilla Silks,
Mantles and Du«f€:J
Lnce Points a r d M w tied,
G> od Blaok Bilk Mantles. ,
N. B.—Some bargains m obeap nress Good# St a to 13
COOPER & COnAKt/.
' B. K comer of NIN TH and MARKET.
Ji£6!N : S VTJ£AZ, BOiS’ WEAR, Cloths,
Fancy CwsiitodxM r CheajrCtfJiiiiijerei#
Linen Brills, Mftrfieiiteg Vestings,
CBeauCoann s,
A large stock of the best quality, and at Ondtifdr rates
than ftver told. CO'-PKR 4 CONAHIV
|039 8. E. corner NINIH Md MARKET.
SHIPPING.
M#fc THE BRITISH AND NORTH
|sgk|ML AMERICAN ROYAL BEAU# STEAM-
if
, .raon B*W. TOIK to LIVXUML. _
Pawste .$ll6
Second Cft&m.PflffaKft...,. ■. .. 71
,BB.pKSOg'i6fl -2 6 Lr?*«GOL.
- Chief —.#214
Th«®%?^^.i^6»£aiVSo>®
The ships from Boston call at HaUIaX &b 4 Cork Har
ASIA, Capt. E,G. l*rtt, |niAGAßAtCapt.Andejr»on
AFRICA, Casl . gte . J. i-iffi.
These vessels oarry a olear white light et masthead;
green on starboard bow; red.on port bow.
NIAGARA. Millar, leaves Boston* Wednesday* June J?<
ASIA, Lott, *' N. York-Wednesday, July 4,
EURoPA. Lelteh, '* ' Poston* Wednesday* July it.
PERSIA. JadkiCA 11 If. York, Wednesday, Jnty IS.
ARABIA. Stone- *• Boston, W*dnasdav. Jalv S 3
AFRICA, Shannon, •** N Y(r?k,'Wednesday, Aug. 1.
CANADA-Lang,' “ BCftton, Wednesday, Aug S.
ASIA. Lott, “ w York, wedntftfday, Ang. is.
EUROPA; Lfitch, “ Boston, Wednesday* Aftg. 52.
PERSIA, Juukins. ** N York, "Wednesday, Any. 2u.
Bertha not seonxed nnti! paid tor*
An experienced Surgeon on board*
The owners of these ships will not be accountable fer
Gold, Silver. Bullion, Specie, Jewelry, Precious Stones,
or Metals, unless bills of lading are signed thCreftr. ana
the value thereof therein expressed. For freight or
passage apply to E. CUNAfID,
tnyl 4 Bowling Green. New York,
FOR THE SOUTH. —CHARLES-,
aaHftron and savannahsteamships.
FREIGHT HEDUQBi).
KosrrFreifhtsi dn «vgra*d <sf PiTtsum ter cent, be
low & a
The V. R. Mail Steamship REYSTONK STATE, Oat*
tain Charles P. MarehmanrWillfidifon W4dns3oay, July.
2). at 10 A. M. f
Through in 43 to n houre-only 40 hours at Be*.
FOR ,
The U, 8. Mail Steamship STATE OF GEORGIA
Captain John J. Gsmn, will sail on Friday, July
50, at 10 A, M.
ihroash ift «to«home—only 48hours at Sea.
■firSaßifif dhre sbangedfrom every Stfurday to eyery
five days. Goods rwdvM, end DUltof Ladin* mined
The epjendM side-wheel StemnAifs KEY
STONE STATEand STATE OF GEORGIA uo* rtm ae
•bore erejr ten days, thus forming a five-daf comma
nioation with Charleston and Savannah, and the South
Charleston and Savannah, these Ship* oon-
Jeet with steamer# for Florida,and with rail roads, Ito.,
or all places in the SfuthwesV
- INSURANCE,
Freight and Insurance on a lafce proportion of Good#
shipped South will be found to be lower by these ships
than by sailing vessels, the premium being one-half the
N, Ih—lnsuranee oa all Railroad Freight is entirely
unnecessary, farther than Charleston or Savannah, the
itailroKl
Fare by this route 28 to 40 per cent, oheaper than by
the Inland Route, m will be seen by the fob owing sche
dule. Through tiokete frqm Philadelphia, via Charles
ton and Savannah steamships, INCLUDING MEALS on
the whole route, except from Charleston and Savan
nah to Montgomery:
To OlB 00
Bavann&h.~—- UOO
Augusta - 30 00
Macon—^—,—. SI 00
Atlanta 33 00
l3 00
Albany U oo
Montgomery--.. S 6 00
jMobift ..... a oo
New Orleans*.... 9171 New Orleans—,.. 92 09
No bills of lading signed alter the ship has sailed.
For freight or passage apply on board, at seoond
wharf above Vine street, or to
South wMt comer FOURT'aM?CHfeBl’Ntr«,
Agents in CnarlertontT. S. A T. G. BtJDD.
_ . Savannah,HUNTEß A GAMMELL..
from Charleston, ttoamer Carolina every
„ For Florida from Savannah, steamers St, Mary’s and
8L John’s every Tuesday and Saturday.
LEGAL.
IN TBE ORPUANS COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA,
istaeof JOHN l). BUUHEB Deo aaed.
The Auditor appointed by tbe*Courtto audit, settle,
anfl adjust the account of Daniel Starke . Administra
tor cunt testanuntoann* .roof JOHN D. HUGH6S,de
cea*ed,and to report distrib itiou ofthebalanoe in tne
hands ol »he Administrator, will meet the parties in*
terestori tor the purposes of tits appointment,on TUES
DAY,the litbday of July, amis offioe, No. 637
Wa LNUT Street. Fwlaoelpbia.
jea-fmw fit oaMULL C. PERKINS, Auditor,
IN THE ORPHANS’ OOFRT *OR THE
CITY AM) COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Est-te of H' GH (jDURLB > decea«9d.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account or WILL AM COUPBR, sur
viving Fxooutor of the will of HUGH GOURLbV,
deceased, and to make distributional tbe balance in the
bands of tbe aocoun'&nt. will meet tbe parties interest
ed. for the purposes of bis appointment*ou TUESDAY,
the i bird Da> o' Julv. at 3 o’ol cic P. ■**., at his office.
I*o. 230 North FIFTH Street, in the oitj of Philadel
phia. ,
je22-frmwst*
OrORO* W. THORN. Auditor.
IN *} HE OFPHaNn’ COURT FOR THE
CITV AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA,
r stale of M«RK WHITESI' E. Deceased.
The Auditor appointed bj the Court to audit settle*
and adjust the first and final acoountof Mre C*T**A
HI'E WHlTtßli/b, administratrix of MABK
WHITESI Ei Deceased, and to report distribution of
the balance in the hands oPthe Administratrix. will
rrie>*fc tire parlies imerea'ed, for the purposes of his ap
pointment on MOND Y. the 9th day of July* iB6O at
it o’otook A. M.,at his offioe, No. WALNUT St.,
Phii'defohia. SaMUEL C. PERKINS,
JeW tuth&sflt Auditor.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
WILLIAM H.ELLIOTT and Co • MARINE, lus wife,
vs. Jt. DBENKEL.
Alias Vend. Ex. No. 165. March Term, 1860.
The aud tor appointed by the court to distribute the
fund m court arising from tho sheriff's sale, under the
above writ of—
All that certain lot or piece of rround, situate on the
north side of I’oplar street, at the distance of 43 feet
westward from the west side oi tJohuylki l Third street,
now Twentieth street.-in the late district’of Spring
Garden now m the oitj of * hilmlelpbia. containing in
Pont or breadth ou the said Prp’ar street 16 feet, and
extending northward, between lines parallel with sa d
Schuylkill Third street, m lensth or depth SLfeettoa
it) feet wide stroec, leading westward from the said
Thud street into Corinthian avenue, oalled i«coU street.
Douuoed northward by said Scott street, southward by
®*id Poplurstreet, eastward by ground noworlsteof
William It. Scott and others, and westward by ground
granted to liamei **. Drenkel.
N. U—A bricK message or tenement ia now erected
on said lot. three stories high.
’ Will attend to the duties of his appointment on MON.
DaY, the 9th day of July 1860, at ms office. No. 530
WALNtT Btro t, m the city of Philadelphia, at 11
o ctook fil. when and wfter* off parties interested
must make their claims, or be debarred from coming in
upon said fund. JOHN JM, THOMnS,
J e27»10t Audi tor.
TN HIE ORPHANS’ COURT OF CHES
TEft COUNTY, and Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania.
In tho mutter or the JSitatn nr R (CHARD McPHEB.
rig* ft t h i!o‘ e u r o'Xsr’
H Krv I: V r! v*^ r: 3, (i ?. '„f> Mcl l hn rs o a > the wiTo of
HENRY BAKfcE8 t and a sister of said deceased, or
nor heirs and legal representatives. if aoy, wilt take
notice, that the undersunod has been appointed by said
lo .s ltBtr, hwte to and among the parties
Hnnfr«^i^ e i r *k^’»* 18 BUm hundred and sixty»eix
dollara,.aod thirteen cents, (5W0.13.) vrith its interest
Siw®i n s ,, » 8 ,n t f M° of administrator. &o. t of the
sa d Richard MoPherson. deceased, and ‘hat tJieYa d
rhir» rw,llB l t H/H" omca. in the borough of wfit
Chester, oounty of Coestfr ana State of Pennsylvania.
o* AUGUST next, at 10o’o.«ckA f
if.Yi «Sf.- fl Jlf ßrlie *» e,ain,,, S< to.be entitled tosaid Hied
the evidcnoa of their title, or bo thereafter
debarred from any part thereof.
JP. FRAZe.II SMITH, Auditor.
JeSS th6'.
Jane SB, lsoo.
|N THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA
EBtrlte»f CHARLES L. CARrENTRR lioo’d
111 Fi;: cn thjt ANNA ELIZA CA RPEN
decadent, naa filed in Bald
™_ r i* J 1 ?, e ni 2l y * n d*PPraiBoment 0 f artiolca of per
sonal property, elected to bo retained by her under the
SxnPntPn^^ o^ 01 01 Ith Apni, IQSirld thar uJlea?
UP £? ? ?«?, IS t 0 " r ® tfesantod on or before Friday.
2oth, 1850, the game will lie approved and confirmed.
i #M . JOHN McINTYHh,.
jezd-thsU Atto ney for tlio Widow.
[VOTIOB Whereas letters testamentary
•* J°nl he s : a t 6 of AARON H. BUJITiS, i-vte of the
city of Philadelphia, have been sraotcd to the under
signed, all persons indebted to said estate are reqnosied
to make imiLedmte payment, and those having claims
against the same to present -them to
AtAttY, BIJRI ft-Execiitrix*
No. 1129 PIUIKIIT Slreet.
my.Tfl'Wfit*
TTaVANA cigars—a large, hand-
M.M. POM E anil Varied ASSORTMENT: enfisil
ting of BU"b brands mjCABANUj*, FiGa RO, ftfa'p-
TUWO. Pa I TaGAS, ESPANObA AiIOUiSU.ES,
ltmn.on ham rnn"U:itly,
and Tor sain low, by CHARLES iKTK, 13(1 Walnut
if" l - l«lS-lm
Pa P Wit, PaPIR—NqTE, LEXTER,
CAP. ,B,LL, LEGAL, DRAWING. SERMON,
t n? , i?* ,i,w OrA < L , J or wle**7Sr
PERKY, Stationer, EuURTH and RACE, ItM-la
Hi THOMAS'* dONS. '- • >
■ udilUioiiX -
totS* uftr.onolhouMjufjsitoVruM. \ o iwAMMai-'
Jinn*.fdld»ari»»ion«WMl uw oroM.tM'MMioilo •
ESTATE AT PRIYAT* R4V«. .
•<££» #S?S#K2S
KeaJeatHtamuireu ou our private nolo naiatotr
W#ri.'!T"?'3« o ‘*>,<>“"r u> our rablio o»J* ototrSn 1
(of «kt«li 1,090 cotlej «• fno tod wooUr.rmt o’
oaves* *•
94,900 NOHTtfWESTfeIIK 9AIL4OAD CO.
Ob Tuidirt - -
July 10, at 'JS o’clock conn, At the Philadelphia Rx
ch-'fige, will be sold for aocougt of whoa it UT eo*>
o*rn t
£ our *f ix percent coupon Bo"3*. |looo**qh(R4M.)
SfJT* bilroed Conpeay, B*tJere*«n.
Coupon lit July, laser, attsehed.
REAL ESTATE 81LTB—JUJjY 10.
At u o'clock. soon.
PEREMPTORY B4LF—MORTGAGE OF ftm
Bond and Mortt&geof RBOO. eeenred on fcoue *M let
ob avenue, north of landed NtreeWGuMfea.
OrpbftSS* Court Bale—Eitaie of EU’ot Criwog.de^A.
Twoatory Brio* DWBUUNn. Crows met* U&mm
Pnine and Dake afreet Eighteenth ward/
. Same Estate—Two-atory Bnek DWELUsQ.adjoin
ing the above. :_7T •---
Orohaas’ Court Sale—EeUta of G*orieFlemiaa.4»a*'d*
A Yearly GROUND RENT of so*.
' Bame Estate—A Yearly KENT of #O6.
Oaphana* Court Sale-Estate_of James MoCmmIL
_ , _ daetased. t
Two-Hory Bnok DWELLING, Sw&oaoa rmL be?
Oupoq asd CnnstiHo
Or* ha a* Court B*l o—►■tale of Jarne* Tbocaa,daoM.
Three Moxv Brio* STORE and DWELLING. two
three-atorj Brick Dwellinta. and tvo-atory Frain
Dwelling. Currant aley and >aken place, between
*.’*Qth <*xkl Eleventh and locust and »yruce street*. -
2 >%, 'ree-atorj Brick DWELLING, No. 9U A.RieTtetii
MfJi* &*!• w Girard avenue. ‘ _
ifijv *rizaBale atatAAFHamlet Pearena.deeM.,*
3K&. *» Brie.BUILDING, corn.ref W&U,ciirft
Jr g/frb. ▼eoth streets.
«*Tsn -.® r^o ' l DWELLING, south Fifth attest,
b *i' >^r L iM®fiv*' r ”D' p ELLl “a, No,m Loab.nl
.Mtof -Lot SO l.«t front. imnudinM foo
“KSTfck million Korn.
"Ci Emlcn sir., t, oat
Or 'rH" ? l , 4o''ioi'y'*^^v”^ Lll<oSl York
%telV «*
and Middtston a reel, jiin.reMl. -m? —j.f. Bf-tJ* .*n
fland.;.!. Alrafem BEaIDBHv ot MiiwL irXe,
Coach Ho it, Green street, BuitM * “ . '
°TwoJto” Brio* DWELLING, Brtra' 1 * ,t ’ I,i “"
teeoth ward. *, r r
BUILDING LOT-Norhwest oorasr W
and »erase streets between Fifteenth smv
a tee's. -,,j
NRAT MODKDN JtESIDENOK-With aid*. 1
No. ls*i Green stream, , T .
TWo Tbr««*etory Brick DWELLINGS. nortbeaatNx.
nor of *1 Intty 9even*h and Eire streets, Mantua.
Peremptory daIe—BUIIDING IOT. southeast comer
efTiova and Twentj-ftrjE attaatj 91 by 233 feat. Sale
absolute.
SALE OP SUPERIOR FURNITURE. BRUSSEL?/
VELVET. AN© GfJfERCA‘ ) ET« O»PU> TA
BLt-S. DKVRBT <X>TTV®B FURNITURE, BET'S
AND BEDDING,ChIXfA AND GLASS WARE, iaOK
NAF»*. Ac. _ .
CARD.-Oar sale <*n Tbu T sd*ymorning. r.r tse
auction siore. will oomprtre. besides lots of erceh*- r
seoond h"sd office tab*esaed desk*. i'i
o«»tfag* farrntars, beds and b*ddi*jt, China as:i.<;vM-
Ware. iron safe. ve'vet, Brussels. Imperial, ac,* ,-ihcr
carpet*. Ac. Forming an attractive assortment,
the attention of ladies and others disjroae of pur-'
obasirf,
Catalogues now ready, and the article* arranged
for examination.
.Sale at Nos. 139 andl4l South FOURTH - Street./
SUF> RIOR FDftNITURtS, FRENCH-PLATE *,♦£-
JXCXS, PIANO-FORTES, BRUbSeL* CAEPiTTF.
On Thursday Morning.
At«o*o!oofc,ei the Atttiox Stows, pa aasertioeut
excellent second-hand furs.tare, elegant piano-ip.’V-r,.
fine mirrors, carpets, etc.. from unuues dech-icp-?
housekeeping, removedtotti#start foroonverueiio?
sale.
CARD.-Peblio Sales of Real .Estate and Stoofesati
the Eiesange.-— Oor sales ni jeal es*«U and sMc*:n,ai*
the > xcbaage.trill hereafter he .held at IP u c'ovkr*
nonn ; aoo, m tbe evening. «r 7 o’o ook. . ___
KT Contributors b»v#iha option of either sal:.
SALKS FVE*Y TUESDAY.
Daring the business seaeon in July and August cn'r
odo^sionafsales. *• . - . ,
BandmUaofeaoh properiy.issoed separately, r m
addition to whioo we publish, on the«aturday pnsvter s
loer-oh stle one thousand ovsH"»e*, in pawpol ?
lorm, giving full descriptions of all th# property to l>«*
tom on the following 'luehday. _, ’
STOCKS AND RE*L ESTATE.
Et'e at the hocohsnte To* sday/lftb July,
bale at the Exiliacge Tuesday. Xtih July.
Part of the handbills for eaoh sate now reedy.
. REAL ESTATE PALE JULY A .
Fxecuf<r/sSsle.—‘-at dsotn* mcieri re*idenoe, Ho.
H 25 Arohßtrfist. Lot24.fea:9 uuhes in Iron:, 1» feet
deep to Cdtbbert street.
s4** NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
un luesday.
Inly loth; at 1? o’clock, noon. at the Philadelphia Ex
change, wilt besohLfor account of whom it reayoan-*
oern. 4 six per*best, coupon bauds, «[iit» -each#-
(R 4 000,) of the northwestern Railroad Co.,‘ Buter .
oouaty.Pa—coupon Ist July 18w, attached.
Also, fur account of whom II may .concern, a bona *
and mortgage fur ©2 5iH), secured cm two raeta of ooa£
lands, wth the improvements, Schaylkin cwnatfri
Pennsylvania.
Also, game account 100 shares North BraoekCsnal-
Company of Pennsylvania, GG7.50 per share paid— pa? •
9 100. • *
MOSES NAIHAHS, AUOTIOHBSa
ill AS3 COBttIBgItOT MEKggABT. ■a.tUM'
rf “ OT fiMnW®at'
935. dOD so loan, at the lowest'rates, on diMuads*.*
watohog, jewelry, silver plate, arr goods, clothing, U»,
eerie., ssgars, hardware, cutkrr/piaooe, mirror*,; toy
niture. bedaing, and oil goods o? every desdripaow* ifn
large or small amounts, front owe oe&kt to-thousand!. •
loriwyl-ngthof time agreed on. . ... -
The Oldest fcstabliibed House m this eitr,
<3T rritatc entrance on RACE PtreeL
' 9* Brtetndas boars from * A M.tof P. SL
Advances of 910 and upwards at two per odnt.
Advance of ©loff slo upwards, at one peroeat, mr
short loans. ATF»IV A TK 8 *LE.
Some of the finest GOLD PATENT LEVER add.
nuRo«oMKTERWATCN>ft maanfeetured at baU
t|ia nsnal selling prices, gold ldffr«od lepiae wstefaee.
silver lever and lepme watofaed,'
French watohei. at astonishing low pnoee. jcitlij of
every dawnetion, vory
Axtii&ttiijt. ffrit cuenty or Havana olsarg.pt fcaflrtag
importationpr!6e.inanantiuestbsaitpatchdeeo* *b4
various other kinds of roods.
OUT DOOR gAT.Tfg
Attended to personally by the Adstiwer. -
o ro« llD m»m.</an J »d "•fcjg&ftgayf*
S?T. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
>- jjhoadwa:
When omn*let«»l. six years ago, the*BT.
was afilvdrsaTly pronoaneed the Boat mafßiaoeflf'ftw*
rpnient, and fhoftmshty orcan/xed eftabhghmeat.oy V#'
kind on this continent. • w hat it waa then it remains w\.
day—withouta ri fralmilxe, in tqßPteoMaaee, aadiia
the general elements of comfort, and enjoyment.. T»®
Hotel has accommodations for one thousand nests’* lja
clcdins one hundred complete cntes of apartments for.
families. Bix hundred personscaa be eoodortaoly seated
at the tables of its t**ree psbtio dinin* room* t a»a»o7
thing that modern arthal devised for Hie convenience and
social notification of tlu» imohp bss-tms.
omitted in its plan, or is necteoisdimtf practicaldewfe
The early reputation oi the home at home and throes*
derived from its maxnitudo. its super? appointments*
and its home liSa comforts ana luxuries- one Menses*
hanced every year by the unwearied axemens of w
proprietors.
mi 17-3 m TREADWELL. WHITCOMB* k. GO. *
HIL-UTC 7111.
Charleston—~~»9B *0
Savannah—~,~.a 81OQ
Augusta S 8 00
Macon——. B 75
Atlanta n 00
ColuftbM—M 00
Albany l . ,e 8? 00
ftltfntsoiaery— a woo
Mobile,—— #9 90
JONES’ HOTEL.—The subscriber woulcf
respectfully inform hie friends and the public, that
he has purchased the lease and furniture of the Jocest
Hotel Important additions are, sow being made toil;
for the convenience and comfort of meat*. IndmdraM
or families visiting i)m oity mil be rare to find a hose
ooondtonone in Philadelphia, and every exertion wu
ba made to mont their patronage
Liberal arrangements will be made with persons dw
inns Board by the Week, Mouth, or Year. _
mhSl ctwSm AARON GAGE.
ST. LAWBfiNOE HOTEL, 880-DWAT
and KIGHTHStreet,M3W YORK, one block above
tho N. x .Hotel. This new and commodious Hotel ienow
Open for the reception of guests, and will be conducted
exo'uiively on the European plan. The lotut vs&Wf’n
busmen hotel, m this portion of the city, has indueed.
the proprietor to establish the prices on ue following
liberal scale: Single rooms,Meant* per dart e.egant
suites, BLdO. With athcroash knowledge of thebinx.-
cess, and strict attention to the wants,of, every puss*. J
hope to receive a Übe ra£ bu cJjavor.
BS»a»««gi ATLANTIC CITT EX-
CiS-g PR*B3.—The proprietors <s*
tbe Philadelphia Loo* l ► xprestwill ran an Express to
tula popular bathiDß place burns the coming sf«-on
Mark all ko« ds by “ Express.’* and deliver at our olnre.
or by leavine an order they will be o lied for by our o«'n.
wagons. We will also call for amt check bae.a a
hotels and residences through. to be reiverrd bx.n k-.
etl»ntic City and Philadelphia. tywhich arrangement
the travel er has no ©are or trouble with his V-Kea*?.
Fre’sbi-parcels. tagtage.and merchandise eMied to*’
and delivered with promptness tbn>uthom the 0-17.
Goods shipped by hxpigss, Railroad, ana Stesmars.
and bills ol lad-ns returned.
Charges lower than by a*»y other oonveynnge.
Also. Agents for William Williams & Cc.’s t u’.-c**i7
Express. OAKMAN & CO .
Propriet'-r^,
jefS-flt Office No. 29South FiFrilßtroet.
-THE EXPRESS
CO.,Office32f> CHESTNUT Swi,
forwardß Parcels. P«okages. Mcrchand se.
and fcpecie, either bjr its o*n I lues or in connection
with other Express Companies, to all the pnnciprj
towns and oities of the United States.
h. 8. SANDFORD,
Jeld-tf General Superwtender.t-
PIANOS! PIANOS!! PIANOS!!
PIANO-FORTES.
MELODEQNS.
PIANO-FORTKB. -
hIELODKONB,
Made by Jlaveu. Baoon, & Co* Nnnn* A Clark,
Hallof SDavn, A Co.» and others. 4<
ir.ylt- i SEVENTH anf CH^tSVt,
rfaa STEINWAY afSON’S NEW PA*
lITENT OVER‘BTRING grand pianos,
SQUARE GRAND, AND SQUARE PIANOS,
ferred m concerts and in private cirolee by the brat
penormoot. Received thd first premiums over the best
makers, from judges like Gottschalk, Maxon, and other*
Challenge ail competition. JJLASiUS
dh-ly 10M CHESTNUT Btr*eL
C*A UTI ON !—ASTKOLOGV !—LOOK
OUTI-OOOD NEWS FOR ALL!—The never
failing Mrs. VAN BORN is-the best; ehe succeeds
wnen all others havo failed. AU who are in trouble, au
wno nave l>cen unfortimate,deceived by folae promisee,
fly to ner for advico and comfort In love ojfairs eke
never ftrih, She has the secret of winning the affec
tions©! the opposite sex. It ia this foot which induce*
illi'ernte pretenders to try to imitate he>, and cosy bey
advertisement, cue shows yon the likeness or youx fu
ture wire, husband, or absent friend. It iewell known
to the public at large that ehe ie the first and only per
son who can show tho likeness in reality, and can give
ontire satrsfacbon on all the concerns of life, which
onn be tented and proved by thousands, both married
and single, who daily and cagcrW visit her. Come one l
come alt! to No. 1330 LOMBARD Street. between'Joni-
Km»H
piiILADELPfJA TERRA COTTA BU-
A NUt ? AOTOR r* *BVPNIH and GERM aNTOWN
road hmt 1010 CHE*fNUT Street Vitrified Drain
and Wamr Tipes. Venti ating Flues, Hot »ir Flues, and
Smoke Flues made of Terra Cotta, end of suitable use
for eveiy o'arsef buildings. .This article is worthy the
attention of a 1 parties putting up biddings Ler«e
size sewerage pipes for oity drainage, water pipes war
ranted tostandasyvero We are oow prepated
to contract With cities or corporations for this artiple in
any uuantiy. We warramour goods to he equal if not
superior to any other made m the United elates or
Fui-ope. Ornamental Chimney Tops and (j*ruea
Vases. - JeM-tf
MACKEREL, SHAD" HERRING, An.—
IvJL 1000 bbls Nos. 1, t and S large and medium Mao T
kerel.m assorted packages, of a ve.y choice quality;
SO bbls. new No. 3 targe Mackerel.
POhalf bbfa new N0.31"* do,
bbls new No. S medium dew
£0 do new Eastern Mess Shad.
1 60ha’f obis new do do do.
I 1600 bbis new Kastpnit No. 1 Herring.
* .<OO do do Halifax i*o.l dn.
r sm do new Bosfon No. 1 do.
hd do do No 1 scaie risb.
25 no prime No 1 Satmou.
' I*4l aniouie firai'd Bank Codfish.
! ido Inncaa et«W Ferkimcr county Cheese,
i Now landioa oca m tala by
Account looks-for the l.t of Jui*,
made expresriy fnr rur Retail Sales. FE»RY,
Manufacturing butioner, FOURTH and Jt/Cv, ~
j*Q- lc
SA»» ORHOIBLIS— lor 6.1. by
»*JUK*My APCTPIOK. .rv.-T
HOI'EX.S.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
PIANOS.