The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, July 24, 1860, Image 4

NEWS.
ttor'OwßJt Win Hakim*®.-—*- «w*
.▼f»oaut lands ?at «( ra_t«> b«-
witbont the pftVinentohthe usual caution moncr:
adjourned t before tfc*
members concerned, and. two or three other epeev
and took up a,*
the 'djller >soothe tide-waters of b}
OOO.OOO acres
week* : afterwards rtbis summary process !■
what baa nlw/ijs heeflchew. as re.\
, .; pariaii property, was ftcoidentalljrdlscpvered, when
. tfeaelflWWnaqnleklyhrid in al) tbo
eiraott^*D4 d slstH<W9 : interested,••and th* patties
I most, ©hoica'terny* ©«
ao better, than h!ihwu¥ v tnuMerora. ; Tho exisite"
. raeutWatJvheeu'.spwadfog, .aua4 be reis .now t.o fw
held'a tide-water Convention at PoiQt Looknofv”.
,%:r sear WatcHor-placeon'tbo' nprihcftpe of,ib*^ o^'"
' Y oh
totabesteps for the Annulling«f t^®] aw ;.
whiob It can he shhwnTwhs' pissed in derogation oJ
... oornmoa-right .-and - T-. :
/ ’ KaARtV a hundred yeartf.agW I? r **At»Mug
geeted to Captalh KrmlWiif:that.thirst-, might bj
' '■ : , l suh'nehed‘ at Sea by'dippinsr the clothing into*sfft
’* r " mi ahd'puttiiig ifr ©a without tinging: Sohac*
quentJy, the Captain, oa_ bringj?*?^ away,;W *JJ
makTcg: ih«r experiment. Wnlj
great difficulty ba focoendeJin j&rsuadinff a pat>.
of ihh4»eh'to roltoir'Jiia example, and they all far
/.~.ViveAte<while thee mem who survived, find-,
I I “■ salt UratttybecßtfiedellrlottS and died
bn tie ‘Olhihte while wet, night und
mOrtdngcthey may:-be -wpttcdf wMlP”<>9» f r
,■; -three: times during the day.- Optejn itehnedy
~, ffoea say, ‘'■After these
f mimly found that thayiolent draught went off, »pd*
the' paKshed- toagueVas oured jn a few minjitee
j . after ,bathing 'and’ cfoifies, whue we
, found ourselves an if* we h«d received some actual'
: nourishment.’-* the’truth
©t the statement Tnafcea #an act of hnmAuUy for
~ any paper 1 to give it a publicity, since thero
arecnot.many a hundred whomayjnot
go^se*.and gstsbipwreckad. ,“ r , ';:j (
' • /oiA'GakiLor journal has ah account oFj an
ifldifbf hbhor between anAm ericah- wb o 3~e n'p m< •
lswitbbrid, and a Silesian, Couut-VonTM- winch
'' f tobh v »Wo¥'neaf AWa-Ohap'elfeVon the 20»h of
1 _ lt'seems that 1 the German had, been
attentions to, the American's daughter ii.
-?-(PAmJtnd suddenly out her acquaintance,, without
7>»*%«liug'any reason therefor# wThe daql vm:
■ fought wllh' pistols, at fifteen pacesdistanoe/ The
"fCountyecelved,a ball in bis side, wty’Sh”passed;ai>*,
7< tcriojrfynwriy through hia body,- without touching
*’ 4 iny Vital part, and was extracted, from _tho jlrt*
“ Jilde,’’.'According to .our Gertnaainforinnnt, .:“]tho
' * l •yankee < ’rrwbo‘, it eeeibs, egoapeft unhurt —Rafter
* fiqogVHt hiscl'gar , and, without'deiguiug to notice I
antagonist, drovo to his hotel in Aiz. 'After
. refreshments ho left'ihecity,”; ; 'Jbe
; Wks conveyed Ac*
*. • eordltJclto' another version of Afa affair, which u
i' glveh (u the JJorseji Zeiluvg, of Itorlio, the Amo
.,.':rtean’«riater, aud not hia daughter, was tho cause
—of'thwretiCqotre, • -• • / X‘. - T i
TTjitiijj ia a late' number of the Jlome;Jmr
• - HdVdpoa not give a vary .'flattering description oT
the Jttapgers redeption at. tho West-’* “At 3>on
' ifrk, p ho *»ys; u we arrived at the degree of longK
, tude beyond which (we' then*, and ,subsequently
were made to know) the ,traveller is hot trusted,.
Ashing for the loan of a to giro a lady to
the rtmoa^aglass of water, the' deposit of a dimo
. (the value of the tumbler) was required as security j
.' fjrltoiefurn.. Tbis is by the frequent -,
arrangenient at the eatiDg stat Tons— ‘ mine h^pt 1 I
. _aUnding-*t the door and pay for the
- dinner as you enter./And,-at the priocfpal:hoteJ
. ia' St. Loui?, tho leading sentence m the ’ rcgula
:r: tloos* framed and hung up, reads thus:
\ hieTq'without suffioient .quanUly of bnggaga, arc
« rvqoUM to ; pay in advac-oo.’;. Bpeuking aiguiii
-candy.aa this does, of tho .character of (ravel
which Sows westward, it is ull the more expressive
. from the proverblslly boundless hospitality of the
/Wwt toward the strangeri, 1 • \ ..
• ' -ATahis correspondent Jboa the following
:- concerning the funeral of Prince Jerome;
-■- - of oiyio: und abore util; of
’ " the clerical element, spootaole o Unique
oboraoter. /The appearance' of*'Prince Napoleon.'
' as, amid that' gorgeous array of brass aud steel and
. Jmortine atceda, he,mth.baxeheadand«ableoloak,
‘ -followed the riehlyoroamonted blor of' hia father,
was very affecting—lt was a touch of nature tba<
makes the whole world kin ; nod for tho"first.tiiue
ln matiy yekra priuoo must have garrsi
" bly Jett that the hearts of the peoplo were with
.:. him:' flis profile is a Aog one, and hfs lohg
. mantle concealed the Somewhat unwieldy pfepp?-
- tlonsof .fife general outline; his appnaraudo was
,really prepossessing.*.' Hoaeemed'unaffcctedfy de
pressed, . and' perhaps was inwardly rcfleotli on
:::tho vanity 'of all' human,groatness; for * to this
•• complezion mtut weoomo at lnet.’ ” • 1
■' A: iicKNT criminartrial' in Charleston, S.
! C., revealed a curious stato of things the
colored-ponulaUon- of that- city.- Ouc Slav© hud
killed auotnerln a den arranged <?xpres?ly for el
lowing'brgrocs to 'driok and gamble. Tho room
upon the Street was occupied by a shoemaker,
. while theehtrance to the drffikloghole was lbt<'ucl«
an alley way at the. from, .whiob there wqr«
four or five modes of enter log-or usoepiug. 'lacu*o
. -was S-bell connected with the. cslablUhuieDC, th«>
• handle of which was in firQUl-, .under the charge.of
the shoemaker, which was hlcg on tho appearaimo
of a policeman, wtrori“"tho company assembled
- would qkke a rapid exit byono of iho -parages
mentiowd dbove. the murder took. placo
. thisden' was ovorh&uled,* and . curds, dice and box,
and other, gambling .implements’were discovered.
, With poiaoned'l|qaor of the most horrible
--Uonr—'- - - .7.'" ;' -,‘*v t V " „ f •
Tobacco Plantebs’, Convention.—Tho to-.
baieo*ialficg counties of Maryland are up iu arms
against the execution of a.recent law requiring
the removal ’of tho tobacco janpicUon bouses in
lliltimore/frotn their present locution to the mar.
gin of the deep water. .IVby .the pfaotera should
bo opposed to such s, law it ia haid to understand,
heoutrso it will eavo one hhntliiug of the article.
But thoro are private work, Which arc
kept out of eight, and bj they are going to held; a
coDVenrioD to lest 'the execution cf tb’e law. All
tho fine tslk tibout:**' tho enforcement of tho law/*
siema to be lost upon these gentlemon when their
own Intercsta are nearly touched. .1 Tho parties
who procured toe passage of the taw sire supposed
to be interested ib the aale of water Tots to tho
State. Sj wo go—vibrating frouf ono interest to
another. : \7\ ?
The GbeaT; EastHbh to Kxtbbn wjth A
Caboo op Cotton.—Wo usderstand: that arraogb
mehta areou tho tnpia with tho Ditootors of
Great 1 Eastern to take her to Norfolk, Va , pre
vious to her return to BagUnd, and there load her
with thirty thousand bales of cottoo for tfie British
market.-.lt is not state! where this cotton ism
come from.. The freight on cotton being a farthing,
BcixUh money, per pound, or about'half'a cent,
this cargo .would amount to little more thsa sixty
thoussnd doJlare froigbt money;
This is no doubt a movement on the partoftbb
votaries of direct Sbutherb*trade with Europe, tbaf
the South'is'always threatening to inaugurnfe, <if
which tho Great Eastern- is to bo tho *’iitoring
' wedge, and it must foa.admitted that they have so-
JectM » big Wedge on this occasion.—JVdw
Yorl- llr.rcdd. ; • •
- Tue Bayou Aira (La.) Ze4iger gives the fol
lowing 'accoontnf .aainguUr phenomenon, ivhich
has been known to occur*'in other places-: : *o(j
Tbarfday eyeniog last, about half-past six o'clock,
our oitiXens, were somewhat startled by a very
strange phenomenon. It was a hot wind wbicn
seem«f tp/come from tho river, and was so hor, oh
-the bank of the river that tbo*e who stood there
had tar put their hats io tfarir faces.' As.near » de
scription as wo can gtFc, itr seemed as if we were
close, to a building-on-fire,-s»y- about a rquuro off,
and tfie wind from tb© fire blowing direouy in out
,f*CQ.-- It lasted üboutten mi^mleB , ’ , y ■ • .
Among the latest discoveries in California ii
ft monstrous petrified tree. It is lying in & <ieso
litc region about miloa north of Black Book!
neer-wbat ia’-.oallcd Bivh fidclr Cfilibhi*flf,d ii
partly bnriod in the soil. Ita leDgtb, as fur as
Btaaaated; (he top' being deep under ground was
■ 6fi6 feet, and the general opinion of the corapnnyl
looking at it.' was that it was from*4o to 60 feet in
diameter. In the ramo place, fho cumpnny
fouod the shin bone of a man petrified, an t the
upper jiw of a griszly, but twice as largo
-,»a ,the jaw.of ; auy griaalycvor seen in modern
' times, ;• • ■
Another scandal threatens the Imperial fav
mil/ of
Hetgt. The Baron de Charslron, desiring an ami J
cable separation from his wife, the eldest daughter
of Prince Murat, has not been able to effect this;
therefore, tbq.aldof 'the Law id to ha called in to
interpose a le«;al barrier between the tw-trpitrt
net's iu life’s. j>ys-Nnd sorrows, who rocipwoully
ftoeass each otner of unfaithialoess At present,
-'the.liusbanl appcars to bo tho party most open to
wpfoaCb, • '..s,;'- '
.Tnp Cuban Messenger says the produclion of
4he- best-jnHivaied pipptwion'a averages 2? boxes
pernegrbi-of 10-000 podbas'j-but/tb tbo greater
part uf those eatatee'wtiero mb'dern po-idhinery barf
not b*en introduced, ouly 11 b-5c5,0r4,750 poomls,
of sugar can bo-ieekoned per negro. "There arc
: above two. thousand ehgfr. estates in tho wnolo
island* and-tho nhraber' increases almost daily.'
la 1775, thoro were, in all tho island, four htindroii
and bqvom; .three sugar estates. -
Trifens arc in La Crooao county, Wis., forty
she farm morigugou given to the La Ctwee and
Mtlwnukeoßailroad amoantlnjvin all to 559,451)
, Without interest. The' interest and principal
*mou*t tj $d3,000 at the present nmc.
*“ mortgages mature In 1864, and draw olght
per cent.'Atiuuai. interest. Ac maturity, if noia
to l .hat ftmo, they will amount'
to ?ipo,OlO. ’xne mortgages cover 6ome of tbo host
-fhjmifig-lMjdaiuihatcoonty. * * .
up tho, ivbieh surround the, I
stack of u b,oilor.furDnoc, H t; tbo American Iron !
«*l-n- U Tv’ '5 , the
oMnßsj tell, killing Wendell Kloomor, a iW
‘ ,roak,n S «h»-atat-and ewf
rtoi of James \ViotcriF*gor, ii tneson
On the night of the IBth mat. anrttemofc
.«»e made; U> rcb/the bank of Medina; Orw, s
county, New York. Tbo burglars cffoot&d'auH.
'trance into, tbo.btnk, but iu 'attempting tofoiC« (
open iaa -Baftf. they u:#od too much powder, and
not only blew dqor, ©non, bur tbo Windows
• of-ttwi bank njB >, and tho robbers were forced to
Jmvft wUbouttheir booty, ;: “ --
; (tovernor ol l;, atl^itost
6dH«M, hsi requested p/o, ri«!„ re „r ~|,n t a(ioDß In,
h»*ara of allowing the Oimlica-of whom Hero had
ba»a largo arrivals Jrum Canton—tu have arms as
evil consequences .wert) apprehended. . - . '
"TflE-Bostonlans tfro going to have an arm
chair made of tb© fallen Jiiub ot tho celebrated old
elm, on Boston Common, to be fised atf the MdVbrM
Beat. wheu.prCaiduig in tho Board of Aldermen. A
good Idea.' ... »
Ttte/BnDgor irAjg sfafe’s that the company
Ob gaged iniaUtog goods fryui tho steamer HungH
: a °7l‘ri p qihiijg out. i&m? iho wrock geoo
Worth por day. Afe tow wator, largo numbers of
dMd.bodiesmaybeyeen, ... . ....
the immigrants
i * froa-New Orleans are dolng weii ia (he culture of
,oOMoit.©a tbo plains of thy Artibot.it©, Tkt-nty
f«ur cotton gins wefd.ln operation in that quarter. \
i , Jflß ijerndon monuniont, erected ) cn / thW
groaodsoftbe 'Naval A Oft demy,atAn n a pb I r /, at,
tho expeoa© of • the toidsb.ipuien and iffloerj of tfie 1
Ao«d*Tufy,'hasjiet been compioUfd^v,. , ~
didy iasses but tlic.gravo .ot; Senator.',
Broderick, iu tho L' no Alountatn Cnuetbry.'ncar;
lu strewp with '* ; '' *
■- • -X dika of eouKtcrfjiltert, jritii'ttoir mate.'
. nais and a couDl.’rlut
■ BW« been c.pturtd in Pirliir.burg, Va.
. the Napoleon Planter says
; .! I,, R!*w4 TlMiors at tho Hot
A “Lore widow,” fromihoSUto of Missouri,
tcficsily^fjived, at. Bfciiver, : B^^akvM r^
travelled «W from
point—her ‘‘train'’ consisting ol ti yok*W**on
and'ttncon. a low bus anjl a quantify™
..ions. .She bsii taken <-'aro.«t ana ariycn kei nttlt
without bssistanoe, suit uiwlo ' h °,
annojiritari eithbr from iodtaaa or W V‘-® “®V'J J'n
imlllog egga to emigrant's at S 2 (inriloiati, tbo bail
■requnmlgtnj, coBBifot«lo'? n ' t ' I!e J> $ A^i'i
qaantity-ornniigarUnß^? 88 '^:*^^^.® I .®"
• tivilr for 14 donta i/jo renlizcti st 4. Site >as about
ioTaaraot “S■ Xfwr remaimuga tow (tajm *»
wtnt on iowufd orni *: onco reiilled
and 0 apsnd her days.
' The number of persons naturalized tor; tM
i VCBr |HS(l'.iu / tim p r » bl ‘ , ° court of Cluoiowili, Ha-'
iss ir«ar/£ißi
[ Pmsda, Mf from ' nanorer, 83 from Wgrtcmborg •
'(itVfromii'den, 29 from England, 2 9 from Pronoo,
-26- 2i from Otdonbdrg,,tS, from
-AuntrjJ. 10 from Hesse Os:3e!, iOfrom HessoDarm
>t„dr/l2 from Birit*«r!»nd. U„from Sri ? ny, and
1 ■2L|f l, ni utientftnerated Gwtaho pTiticipHlUiej.
Tub Grand Trunk Kailway Company of
I'tfanfldabAyd'ounouo'oed that they will bu unable
■to meet tho interest on the ordinary bonds of, the
' eompAnr, oariog to the insufficiency of the traffic
! retdrhs- 'lt i=» add to bo not improbable that an
I ORtiro change of directors may result from this an
nouoflement. The ex'tot position of the acltn
,iuency seems. to bo this: The interest on the first
preference bonds k will be paid, that upon the other
I bonds will not *
Tub -fiftieth anniversary of tbo Rev- Dr.
settlement over the Brick Church ft) New
xork, wiU ocbur on'the first Sabbath in August, on
which occasion be ffl expected to preach bis 4 Mjn*
Versafy . sermon in the morning. Thisis nis first
•and ionly .pastoral charge The N- Y. Observer
report's, that b's people intend, oh tho succeeding
Monday afternoon, the 6th to
• their venetnbU pastor a memorial, with S;mo nd
Ureescs suited to tbo occasion.
Tub Rochester JSzpresk of July 19th has an
HCoouut of tho arrest in Kansas of ofio Henry
, Woffle and son, and Charles Doy, on a-charge of
horsestealing They were tmil by a mob, con
victed, and sentencbd.tocleath, which sentencewas
tmmetUatelv carried out on Wnffio -D*y managed
to ©scape, bnt was Fubstqueptly' r6c«|>thrcd and
'put to death The eon of W< file tilso psoapod, and
luul thus far. managed to elude the mob
The population of How Hampshire, by tho
,!«DSUB«f 1850, was about 318 lt was thought
by many that tho ceosns of 1860 would chow an in
crease to 375.000 or so; but a Juto estimata dr guess
<=et3 it about 33d 000. IF this Josfc estimate becir-'
ye,ct.ETew Hampshire will barely retain her three
representatives in CongreEf. Thus .tar iho.oer,sHB
shows a slow increase of population in all thelCso
orn,Agricultural districts.
Southern State Fairs you 18G0.—Ala
bama, at Montgomery, Oelqber.2y t _3Q w3l,.JS,»vom
her l'Bt)d'2;'GedTgia»- st ‘Atlanta, October #>! 24,
'25, and 26; Fair of ihe Georgia Cotton J?lynterfl*-
Convention,’ Macon, December 3 to 20 h , ltictu q ivr;
Kentucky, at Bowling Green, bepiember *lB 22;
Mis«istippVat Jackson. November 6-9; South
Carolina, at Columbia. November 13-16; Mtaouri,
at Sr. Louis, Ootobqr 24-27.-
f . Fatal Affray in Louisiana.—We* learn
Irom'tho Franklin Siib that on affray occurred in
Winsboro. do tho 4rh Irist.. betweeo a Mrl James
, Sims and Honry T. Earlo, Mayor of that town, in
i which the latter stabbed thb former with a knife,
Inflicting a wound which proved fatal in a few joo
'ments. Jsarle was examined before a magistrate
next moxhlng and discharged. .
~ Three slaves—a'lnan forty years of age and
two children,"fiftecti arid sixteen years old—,tbo
property of Mr. Charles AudcrSon, ot fit, Louis.
310 , took quiet leave of the family end premises
iaat Sunday, under pretext of going to church.
They have nofc been heard from sineo. Tbo wife
and mother, with two other ohildren remain bs
-hiad.---Tho missing properly is, veined at $3,500.
The Sisters of Charity have a house in
■Buffalo for reclaiming fallen women., Fifty*fonr
penitent Magdalencs have been received and kept
tor an averuge of threo years, habiU bad
heenfiflly'esrablisbcd. Then thoy found - pUcen
i where they might maintain themselves in'respeet-
I abilily. Gnohundred and twelve have .beau ie*
ooived in tho olasa of “preservation.”
It is cspectcd that tho poach crop of Loui
: eiana this year will fco so largo that the New
Orleans market will be overrun, and it is proposed
| to ship, by express, peaches to the North, where
: thoy will arrive several weeks in advance of tho
1 season. ’
The New Orleans PicayuneoVihQ 16th inst.
says that in the week ja ’tended Ihcro wero one
hundred and sixty-elght euooessive hours of hf«t
fluctuating about a moan of nearly ninety do
grees. Nothing like It was ever experienced before.
, The hoard of managers of the Roger Wil
liams Monument At'SrvcfaHon offer a premium of
two hundred and fifty dollars for a plan, with spe
cifications. of a monument to be erected ou Pros
pect fiill,'Providence.
TitE Mobile ffYtfune says: «Jfcis fke tioi-
belief that so long and continuous a * heat' d
•fprm’ has not occurred tor aquartorofucentury.”
Corn has been destroyed by drought in many places,
but cotton looks well.
The editor of the Estofeite newspaper, at.
tho city of Mexico, has been - lined §6OO for stating
that tleMcLiue treaty vrltb Juare? wqa kill-
ed ”by Ihu Senate on’‘tbo Both ot May. - ;
Twenty-two thousand bushels of corn were
placed in tho ho’d of the Greut West, from ware
house “ A,’ 1 on th* filirioisCoutcal depot grounds,
on Thursday, in fifry minutes.
The public revenue has been increasing in
the Trem>ury for this nod last month, compared
with the receipts Of last year.
- TnEfcdm crop~of Alabama, it is said, will be
short. ’
THE CROPS
Neva Esolakd.—ln the EgstecoJSt&tcfi tho
state of things'prevuratjy'bolmed by m couiiuu£. j ;
and ihefcarcity of hay in Maine tarns oat quite as
general as we expected. The Country Gentle
man. informs Us readers that ia Maine there i 9 a
larger breadth of tilled crops than usual, especially
of boed cropland they generally bid fair VVhmit
that was sown in March and April is repotted
good. Fruita are very promising) and it is pro
turned that despite the protracted drought the
result of the ceuaon will compare favorably with
other yosw.
Wisconsin.—The wheat prodac6 of Wis
consin, lost season, in round numbers, wee about
15,000,000 bushels.. This season It promises to bn
much- larger, as there ia far more laud sown, with
a prospect Qt an extraordinary yield to iho acre.
A gentleman engaged in the rnilUog business at
Foud du Lie informs as that he has a held of 45
acres which wilt, from present appearances, ave
rage 40 bushels to the acre; and this, he ears, after
personal observation and ipquiry, is a fair exem
plar Of the wheat iu that recti.n of the State.
Mahylaxd.—ln -Maryland, although in
Frederick county and pome other looalitietthe
wheut heads have been light, poorly filled, and the
grains shriveled, the roports which reach us from
other portions of tho State aro of such u nature as
tojonko qi expect an average crop. • ■
- Virginia.— J. K. Gardner, of Montgomery
county, Vfl., writes The Country Gentleman thrit
the vine of the variety grown in Palestine has stood
the winter in the open air at Lynchburg, whore
tV.e fruit ripened last year, and no says grew in
bunches three Vent long and one foot wide. We
have seen such banchesgrown in a hothouse.
Kentucky. —The tobacco crop of Kentucky
is spoken of as less than an averuge one. for various
reasons. There was lees of an area planted, es
pecially near the river, as the almost total failure
of the wheat crop, and high price of corn in spring,
Induced the farmers to .plant more corn and less
tobacco* The c'oacoo, too, has been of such a na
ture as to ripen tho plants a fortnight or three
weeks earlier than usual, which is unfavorable to
o great yield of cured tobacco, since the stock is
brought to the oan'og-b’uso in warm weather
The hay will not, in all probability, be more than
.half a cropland winter wheat is said to average
less than fivo husheU'to tho nore. * Oats and corn
aro very goocL . -
- Tennessee. —The Clarksville Chrontcle snyH:
•It is Fevera)years biooe the prospect lor a full drop
of tobacco has been as good as now*, notwithstand
ing the complaints qf cutworm and the early
droughty A turgor crop than an average has boon
planted, 1 and all accounts agree in reporting’»
good stand, thus indicating au early maturing of
tho weed, and'safety from premature frosts. Tho
corn crop promises to bo larger than for several years
f ast, if we have a few more seasonable rains. The
rult crop, too, will he an abundant one, and U by
, no means an inconsiderable item of the agricultural
product of Tennessee.
Mississippi.—'The Yazoo Banner* ays: We
have lived in .Mississippi nine years, atm wo have
never known ns hot r v/oek as the past one. Tho
thermometer ha 3 been as high as a hundred and
ono in tho shade, where neither sun nor hot winds
could affect it, and it has not boon below oigbty
fivc, day.or night,*in, that time. The sand hso
bet that it blistcre children’? feet to walk on it.
The corn orop ia burned up; many fields will not
make two bushels to the ncro, whilst others'will
jnskeabontu Jbind or half n crop. Cotton is be
ginning to suffer now, and übleos wo get rain soon
it wjll be n failaro also. Our oUineno will hare to
30 to Northern Ezypt.to buy corn, and we fear
they will find no Josophs there.
Nebraska. —A Nebraska paper says: From
what wocan learn from every quarter of Nebraska,
we are warranted in saying the crops wore never
more promising. Tho farmers in this seotion are
outting their wheat, some bavo finjehed-r-and feel
satisfied that They will got more than an average
yield. Judge Jesso Colo, one of our oldest farmers,
informs lis that' ho’Vevo'r raised' better wheat.
Owing to the drought itr tho early part of tho sen
rod,-tb 4 } straw is fahorc, but the houd end grain‘is
largo, full, and plump. _
* Kansas*— A gentleman recently arrived Irora
Kifltfas informs us that the wheat crop is almost 1
if not entirely destroyed. Corn will yield perhaps
half a orop,-and potatoes not more than half—so
eerere has been the drought of this season. In the
southern part of tho Territory .they have had no
rain, except a few showers, for Hourly nine months,
, and RB u natural consequence every variety of farm
is burnt and parched to death. The
gf»ae is • said to QoUe killed and dry ns
tioaer. Tbo poor cattle are suffering dreadfully.
j arrives in the shape of heavy
and lasting rains, many hundreds must die from
sheer starvation.— Tribune -- •
Ca l i fork ra *—a 11 the- California papers
wheat -harvest gathered in Juuoin
as very rromMag to efford a
ijW["/P*?! fo - r Bhip W:fnde e d,itls estimated
;thHtMhe shipments of tho «a- cr dp in May and
Juo<\. from Ban FcanoiSco, fa\r font •,i n V m »
200,000 bagA- California wleat ii
-ting in Liverpool with tho products of tuinoia and
other great wheat States nt: tho 'Wert.- # Bn rifhf*
5° UIP ffu® here to thoPaoific after this
;I the old saw about coals to Newcastle. On thB H?fc
or done,* there were three ships loading atS&u
FfanMsco with Wheat for Australia.
1 r f RB JS W . Heruld is rabidly Breekin
: iMSwaS^* ta,l -- iatost of.ito lacility o
In this oily wohsYo nodoubttbat the Breokin
r.dg« raovem.nt is aiready largsly in ihoVsocn
denoy over the opposing iJonglSd faction; for in
the -ntoteot of Break, rrldg, Iho f
° w . Tammany. ba». h MII ailttlutoo fag * in
do fining her posfiion. ft may foil such feet-.oil
counties ns Bt. Lawrcilce, Ilotaimor, and Oswego,
but equa lot noreretgnty is no.- tho Boindcraiio
panacea ior this eommonjini • Metropolis .Unless
Pa mm any Hall, therefore, is prepared nok only to’
sink orewim with Mr, bpuglasfor.tho Presidency .
but also to relinquish tho rich municipal epoileof
thia imperial city, the sschems will bttvo to tact
ship so as to catch tho prevailing southerly winds'
which blow oyer ■ this tight little island.' ”
v ;; ,-|JIV ; OBTA.TIONB^
(Aoported for tbfJfr«a*,l.. • • -
H Thuratun, Lamohef~279 hhds
190 hxfi di>«o 8 &* W W tnm.
. liurmah, fiherman—s9s,ooo laths
'TweUt.-Wo Ion:*. Co.: - • 1 • ■ ', 1 ’ t
.s • FHrLADFLPHfA BOAHi) OF TKAPB. J
RiiOWeKN.'i ATRAM,/ . . .. ‘ i
T. FROTHINGIfAM, > Corotnix* o» »r* Manm.
KOBBRT a. RBED. 'S' I
■ LKTTJBR 1 .BAGS
At the Mt.rdmnts' JPhtfutlelphtii.
Phi® WjnmtDS. Button Liverpnrt. July 25
Sitip Southern Ri«hts t Harwood.. liivdrpool, fiotm
■ IrtrtrPiorulir.-MiimJnr.:. .-Oirr)'li?l<t!e. m-on
Bath .t'ormtmhijoo, icon
(ark Mt Jamea. Cruse Hlo do Janetfo.lcoon
' Brie-B r. Mart n, Carver tCienlneaos. anon
Srte noria, Fdeon Olenlntmw. loon
Bphr A M‘Uaitlett. Bartlett ‘ Centiienoe, soon
SAII.IMCOF' THTS OCFiAN STEAMF.RN.
PHOM THE ram«i> aTATHB.
unit, ‘ r.ti. vt!- *«»
•Arahia ■. Boston .Liverpool™ Jt| y»
Vanrterhilt How Yorlr. .Havre.. 11) ? ®
.Out Haltiti ore.. ,v ew York- Liver p 001..... Jdl»
Africa .u.uNeff York }
Teutonia..' New Yora. .Hfimmirj? ——........ Auk \
jEtna -I- New York.. Hamburg auk 1
,lur/i m .N«w York.. Liverpool *
Vieo New York.. Liverpool .. *
Bremen...; New York.. Bremen - A«« *
Canaria Boston .Liverpool Abg »
Illinois New Vorx..Havre U
Haxonm New York.,H.Mnlmre A«R M.
Asia .... j . Ntw York.,Liverpool— Aik is
Great Vfts»em...New n ork..ef}uih>miiuon.** •♦•• auk *
1
■ FROM EUROPE, t , 4 , a
nmt* lkavb T IS*«
Vieo Liverpool .New York..— July
N»nth Britos.... 1,-vfiipool.-Quebec J H
Cnmiria-.—-. Liverpool .uoa'on . t?.i. in
l Uuoi* t.,«».Boutluiuipwn..New York——
.ftibeminp. . - - Liv*rp:ol'..ttuebeo... Jq > jg
Cof Wnßhi»Btoa Liverpool **H \l of
Asia Liverpool.. New York Ju s ?}
Pru.ce Albert.. ....O-Uay..New York Ju >'J
Auaimlaaum* .. • Liverp<r«»l. -New Vork. -•}«»>
Arsgo Hontbampron.-New York y2s
'b»h'2 ■ ■ . ... Lit orpool..Boston ...»».»..><« July 2S
PcSV.T:.......Liveipool_New York _*.AUg 7
■ The California Mail Steamers sail from Now Y'ork on
tbe 6th. Utb. and 20th ol each month.
Tho Havana Steamers leave Now Yorkontba2d,7Mi,
12th. 17th. and 27tli of e&ah month. , • ;
iaAEtlrtJS INTKX.L.I<,r.MCK.
iOUf OF rHtLAJOKLPItJA-.jHIF d*- »* co
SUN KJJSEB 69-SUN SETS —. * 7 JO
ll.&ll YYATEII..-.- 6
' . AKRiVEI).
. Brig Burincb. f herman, 18 daja from St John, Mi,
wuh iatho to i’welto, We,ion x Oy. i^T, no
Britf ts Tuur&tt>Q, LauipUer. 10 data from Cardenas,
with eumr end niolasse* h> tS £c "W Welsh. f .
Bohr C»*nßiituuon, Strqut, 3 do}» iro/U Hep York, in
t Lee«burl: l l , *6(*iPL 6 days Loin Portland, wit;)
eoifr" Geo Faie"fNipierwui, 4 days from Providence,
With’inrioo to Crowell Oollins. .
Sobr c A Sifitfeon Bicn,6<iaiS from Provincetovn,
; Wl^fSlSiSl ■B. A risr?lo daw jTffin Portland, «illi
5 days fr.bm *pftUi.to r ti (
with nulßO to Twejft. Aleilou «Co. u ~ „_ rt
Bohr Water Witoii, Hull, i uaja from Providence,
with mdse to FwoUh, Mellon & <J<». _
hobr Albeit J-'iejd, Philips, 4 days from T^mtfjn.m
Kly , aoSepBenmn,4dayB from Nantnoket, in laU
PJuo. Haskins,3 days from Fall Iti-
V Bohr En'ma, from Now Castle,Del, with
oata to Jos Kirratt A- Hath
CLEARED.
Sfeamfcbip Kenncboo, Johnson, New Yoik.vla Ga« 6
May, l Alhierdtcen. , „ , , _ , .
■ -Lark AouiUae. liallaßher, kalmoutb.T Richardson.
' ltarkTiemont. Bnkor. Boston, U a Stetson & Co.
jjrig- War Eagle* Williatns,Po'tauPrince,T Watl^ou
*Bchf'Albert Field, Phillips. Wareliam. captsic.
bohr <j A Kietaon, Jtioh, Provlucetowß, Novin, Say-
J Vohr Alex Blue, llaokins. D’istol Ferry, do
Bobr isasc Rich. Crowell, tiostpn, N Smrtevan; & to.
Hchr Onnatitut on. etrout, bo»Lm, Tyler. Btono t ‘ o.
Kolir Rrunetto, Johnson. Baltimore, V Webster, Jr.
Htr Rich Willing, Ulsypoole, Raltunoro, A Groves. Jr.
- iCoTr«.*pondenrs of The Pres*. >
HAVRE UR GRACE. July S 3 IBM.
Tfie Wyoming leltwith 15 boats, lauen andcbnsitiiicd
ns follows': . „ _ , . „ ,
Col R AT Thompion.fi urtojas Bnrratt & Son, and
lumber to H ernsket; to Weaver and Alelazme, lumbar
to H Croskej; Kirt«w,do to Norcuosa A. Sheets! Maul o
the Mist, railroad iron to David Reaves Sc. Co; Highland
Home, pig iron to Wtlrpiontoa;L>dia Ann, Darn Liaou,
C Brubaker, totlft, buc'tuehanna. J G Fomborßer, Dino,
C R Duckalew f aml otrunger. coal J.o Delaware Oity;
KUzi & Sophia, do to New York.
MEMORANDA. . , „
• T Plemnfhip Delaware, Gannon, henoe, arrived at Now
Miner, from Aspiuwall 14th, arrived
at Now York 23d mot , „ , , ,
Ship Harrisbufe. for penaith Roads* olonrea
at 8t John. i\B. Jflthiasr.
Sb# .‘-spasi-i. biasoit. f r Hampton Roads, silled irom
Valparms- loth uit. havnu rep ured. .
Dark Did Hickory, Huiime, lor New Y oik, remained
at Havana U'h mst . _ . .
B& r k Ameiioau Eagle, Focerty.uenoe, at Aspicwail
4th met and sa Ird 14 n for Lnsuna. , , ~,
Ra-ic Edmund Dwight, Aiokerson, at Charleston 3-th
inet. from Boston. , , „ ... .
Brig America, Riaa.hecoe, arrived at Halifax 12th
Havrls, D&zes, for New York, sailed from
Havana 14th inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Nnw Light *.s tus Isla lu.LAvne off Ihe'-YE.
Coast of Islam> ov Minorca. MKDiTRtiRANr.AN.—
Oflinnl ii.fonnarion h»a been rccoiveu at ih s < lhu*> Hint
anew hgin houso Ihi rncent'y Bern put in opo’-at'oif »■«
jlio mutli coast ui the above-named is'muL Tuci.m
nunatmE apparatus i« oitadroptio. of the second outer
ofthesjetemol Fresnel ard the Iftht is white, and ro-
V<ilvliti.tclipserie»ery mioote. The foonl p'nn* oeimr
eievaierf one i.onrtred ard eever.ty feet at«>ve the son
level, the luhtsiiould bo net n In-mtho deok ot‘ a o-m*
mon eizcd. vessel at tho ritMaueo m ab.mt twontv nnuu
o.i miles The ns'ronon.ionl position of the station is
e« follow*.; i atltu ie S 9 d**«; ,*7 ruin 35sec. Longitude
ides, 17mm- 23be0.0.-stof Greenwich. _
Uy order K.Sr MMEB, Secretary.
Treasury Oni-ie L. H« Board,
Waehmctou. July 18, )&KF.
MKDICINAI,.
DYSPEPSIA REMEDY.
Pr. DARIUS HAM’S
AROMATIC INVIGORATING SPIRIT.
TLii Medicine has been used by the public for six years
with ir-creasing favor. Jt is recommend'd to Cwc
Jfyiyeptin. Htari-Btirn, Volii
Paine* IVtka in the B'(u,,.arn , or rumv m int
Bowels, HeadacJu, Drowsiness, Kidney
Complaints, Low Spirits, Delirium
Tremens, Stumpttanti.
It fiTIMW,ATXI»> EXHtT.AaATES, INVIGORATES, BFT
WIM. NOT INTOXIOATB OB STUrKVT.
As *1 Medicine it in quick and.effectual, cor.ng the
mortaFrnvvtttedoaeesof Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaints,
atd ahotnor d*ran«emenw of the Stomach and Bowels
m a speedy manner. . , . , . , .
- instantly revive the most-melancholy and
droopti k spirits, end restore tho weak, nervons, and
sickly to health, strength, and vigor.
Persons who* from the injudiojous use of liquors, have
become dejected, and tluur norvous systems shattered,
codaUtalions broken down, aud subject to that horrible
curse to humanity, the Dslibium TuaKass, will,, al
most Immediately, feel the happy and boaltny givino
ratios efficacy o^^.^v^oratme
Dose.—One wine blsss lull as often as necessary,
fine dose will remove all Bo pints,
Ono doae will cure Heart-barn.
Tnree doses will oure Indigestion. -
On»*dose will you a »iood. Appetite. .
.One dneo will stop the dictre-Minz pwnaof. Dyspepsin.
One dose j »U remove tho distressing and disagreeable
cSoots of wind or Fliituienco, ana as soon as the
stomach receives the Invigorating Spirit, the distress
iae load and ail painful Ceellnee will l*o removed.
One dose will romovc the m.st d stressing pains of
Colic, either in the stonmoli or bowels. •
A few do«**B wiu remove all obstruction* m the Stan?!,
Bladder, or Urionry Ornans,
Deraous who are seriously fl/Hicted with any Kidney
r'ompl .ints aro assured ol speedy rolicl by a dose or
two. and a radical cure b> the o»e ol one or two bott.ee.
N'Gili‘LY DiflftfPAXXOiV
Personswho, from di*sip*tinx too much over-jijght,
nnd leelihe evil effects o. poisonous luworfl. in violent
headaches, sicfencsa at st >u<aoh, weakness. giddmcns,
jfco., will find one dose will i move all oad I -eling*.
Ladies tit weak And sickly constitutions should take
the Invicotstmg Spirit three times a day ; it will make
them Btrtws, healthy, nnd hap> y* remove all obstruc
tions and irregularities from th' menstrual organs, and
restore the bloom of health and beauty to the careworn
fitco.
During pregnancy it will ho found an invaluable medi
cine to remove <‘ieH.greQn.bl' ecuaationw at the stomaoh,
AH ttie proprietor asks is a trial, and to induo® this, he
b'ui put up the Invsoop.ati:<o Bpiait in pipt buttles at
GO cents. Quarts £l. „ ....
General Depot, 48 WAiLil Street, Wew York.
DYOi’r & sokcj,
Wholesale Agents in Pluladelpnia,
and tor rata Qy all llrugci«i«.
jeT-thstulr
THE CHIEF AMONG TEW THOUSAND.
DALLEY’B MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
BAS uniYo»3slJy.'supplanted all other
Ointments and boating, applications in both tljo
Eastern and Western Hemispheres, wherever intro
duced; and iwinfrwMte i>urit is the true secret of lie
auocess ibe oative
ba t or ditean-
BURNS A Pi SCALDS
©
are instantly relieved of H thei? anguish, pain and
inflammation, by a timely y application of tins mur
•vtllovs h&\Ur x and tho 3 flesh is renewed as if by a
charuuno■ blotnuhorsor.r r? remaining,
THE FRIEND OF G THENUKSERY,
Children are , Irequßut £} faflererefroniextercatin
lines, especially from " ¥iuij t-nd Oamphtne-Dx
t»,o.n>.w—thorefojo every 75 mother sliq;jl<i have this
h9iintf preparation .oon- 3 etantly on band. J> heals
tore Breast*. and quiokly £ romoves tho TETTER or
RINGWORM, *0 prevrt- , lent in the nvreery. • ‘
1 o ticavkli.khs d by sba and i.and.
The vJaohmisMheTra 3 vc!!er,and every other in*
dividual whoeo lot In lifo « throws bun •nritlun the
chance m accident from *5 «tp/oj*o», jfr«, or eorfi
*ib», should bcarin mmd 2 that this Magic Extractor
is hie best and only friend, r% It is both portable nne
ohcap. fcaid siiouhl ever bo cn bis companion, as a friend
in need,. There are tbgu- n. smda ot living witueiasa
to testify to its marVsUoji* Q virtue, who owe thoir
sound limbs nnd muscles j to Its saving efficacy.
The following arc a few 3 or the tending diseases for
FAIN EXTRACT
OR « & PREVENTIVE S as wellsaOiJUE:
ilnrcs, Erjaipciat, Soros of kinds,
Braise*, Fistula. Shot woamls.
Boils,- Frost Bites, Scrofula,
Bfoken Browt. I ever tores, Scurvy,
Ritoe of Reptiles, felons, Scalds,
Cancer, Sir.nilulnr Din-Scurf,
Cracked Lips, eases, Scald Hea^,
Chapped Hands, Sores, Kprnj ax.
Chilblains, Paid* ggperally, Small Ina,
Cramp, Piniplea, Tumor*.
Contracted Cords, Files, Tetter,
Chafes, Poiron, filwre,
D'fieasea of the Rheumatism, venereal Sores,
Nkw, itashes, go.
Sold ar tha principal Depot*, U Broadway, I«ew York,
and 81. and isl Chartres street, New Orleans, by J,
WRIGHT A CO., Genera) Agent. It can nl?o he ot>
turned of all resreotabie Druggists and iiorchant*
throughout tbe United ctat** arid Canada.
T, W. A BONB.
tIU Worth SECOND Street,
felv Wholesale Aeonts for Perms*tv*,nfit.
JOB PRINTING.
NEW JOB PRINTING OFFICE
“THE PRESS"
Isprepared to execute neatly, cheaply and expeditiously
IVBRY DUBCnifriON OF
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
PAMPHLETS,
PAPER BOOKS,
BLANKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
FOSTERS,
HANDBILLS,
?Antiog for AUCTIONEERS, LAWYERS,
MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS,
Mechanics, junks,
RAILROAD AND INRUHANOH
KL All orders leif at tha fnbUoatiou Offioe of The
, W 0.417 CHESTNUT STREET, will be promptly
< ttonded to. ieM-tf
TTHR ANl> PITCH. —ISO bbls. Tar, 450
do., coo bbls. Pitch,- in store and for sale br
Byp-n, AoHßtiiUfEit, 4. CO., 80. 10
RESS.r-PHILAGELFHIAi/ TUESDAY, JULY 24,
WE P
BflsrON, CONCORD
gffg l .TOgffswwSßP AND .MONTREAL, AND
YVHITR MOUNTAINS N. Hi RAILROADS. >
1860. Bvmmka-Akiiako-mbnt. 1«60.
The shortest and most direct reuto to Lake
ttaukeu, North Conway, Frßaconiarandf White-Mn«n
raius.trom New tork. Mulein. Newhuryport.
Portsmou )i, Ao NuohHjjßoiir cin, or baggage VietWMn
Ronton nnd ftnve B«»ton from the.
depots of the B •h.oii ;uid l owoll will Uoatou and Mama
Kai]roi(ls.at7. a kl ■». M ‘.lor Centro Harl»nr, Phmouth,
Wells River LirßeLm, N. 11 . Jolusburv, Darton. ;
Stansifad, Ao.*«ioiiiieoli»i<a r Harbor with stages,
for North Conway and White Mountains. «nd at H|y-
Kioutli and Littlemn Lir f-ranconia qnd White Moonr
taniß. arriving etihe Womti, fiovile. White Mountain,
nrd Cmwford Houses enrlv same altornoon.
Pa»3*nfeO'B leaving Boswuiat 7.80 A. M., roaou Little
ton at 8.30 P M., and FroG a House, k ranaoina * o»oh».
t»» Bta*o,ut6Bo F. ftl, or.l*ollo Mouotaiu and Craw
ford Houses’ at the white Mountains, at 7.-01\ M
. Crave Boston at 7 80 A. M. and 12 M , connecting at,
Lnwrepoo trains from Klem nnd NewhuT} port; at,
Concord wjth trains-Iroin Portsmouth-tor PUmouth. t
Centre Harbor, abd Wolfboro’j coanootinc at Whir’s
With thesteamer L«uly of tho-Lake, Cnpjam Walker.t
arrivinkAt Centro Harbor earlier,than, by any ot-er.
toate.. Downward trams, for New York. Worcester.
Boston. Falem. Newburyport, Portsmouth, An , Joaim.
t.uiletonntlu lfi A, M., or on arrival of Manes from
FrantAnlaand White mountains. Leave Wells River
at 10 20 A. M..orcn arrival of tram from Barton pnd flty
Johnsbury I eave Plymouth at 720 A. M. and 110 PJ
M.. or on arrival of Btfvi 08 fr.i m Fmnconia Mounrain*.
Leave •« eir’s a* 2 P. M.. or on arrival ot atenmer 1 ody
of the I,ake. arriving nt Boston, Worcopt«r t Salem*
Newbnryport, Portsmouth early samo ailernoon. and
New York via Norwich line of steamers, Connecticut
and C. Vanderbilt, ntCrtext morning,
jyl!) lm J. A. DODGE, fiuponntcndont.
rr iujmmain WKST CHESTER
PHILADELPHIA
RAILROAD VIA MEDIA.
’ PUMMER AHKaNGBMENT.
On and after Monday, Jwlr 16 h )«», the pasB®nßftT
trains w«li leave PHILADtoLPHI a, from the btation,
ooroerof viArketand Lehman or Thirty-first etreeta,
West PhiftdeiphU, at 7JSO and 30Sd A, M., and
*iscave WEBT R OHEHTER, from the Depot, on East
Market street, at 6.40, 8, and 1080 A. M., and 1.46 and
B.ISJ’.M, ONBUNDAYB,
Leave Phiiadelphie, from the depot, northeast corner
oftoighteonthand Market street*, .at 8 A. M. and 2
F RI.
T nave West GhostAr..at 7SO A. M. t and 6P.M. ,
Tho last passenger rallwaj orr will leave Front and
Mirkotßtreets SO nunut-B, and Eighth nnd Market
streets 26 numiteß, before tho marling time from the de
pot and willfliirry a flag to denote It.
The Baggage Car will lenv-e Ktglitocnth and Market
eats one hour l*efore tho departure of ihe train from
> Wost Fliiladelpinacfopot. „
SPrain* leaving at- 7 I*o A, M. aud 4 45P.M., nnd on
edaetday* and 8)(u/da\s «t. 239 P. M . connect nt.
pennelton with trnirs for all poipts on the Philadelphia
and Bdtimore Central Railroad. 1 .
O'bco and waiting room, souihsnpt corner qf Eig}ith
ami "MarUAt e-rteis, vherfi , pywopprs.
rmkeisf'ir West Chester will be afieket
oveT »l» « HENRY WOOD,
Jy.’l-tf General Buperiutendent.
NORTH PENNSYI
VANIA RAILROAP.
Wen, wn.K|f^w)i.w^ a i eS T, &
On And after MONDAY, July 2d, ttw. FfiMsnrer
TraimYill lonva FRONT and V.ILLOW Fhi
ladelphls.DAlLy.l Bandar, raoepted, I luifollnwj:
1 At 6.311 A. M. (Exprosnl, for Uetblehem. AJAntown,
M.j!-,;: Chunk, llnzieton, Wilkesbarre, Williamsport,
311 F. M. (Fzcrw!. for Bethlehem, F.aston, An.
Tins tram reocllnA-'KarKm at »All l‘. M„ and i/inknn
nliMO conrieclimi vnlh Ncm Jsirer CoUrnl for New
York. " ... i,«. ,
At SP. M * C,*r Allealoy n» RUucJi Cl^njf,
9A. RI, and 4 P- P. for Doriaigpipn. . ■
At 10.80 A. M.anriC.W F. M. for Fort Wai|ijpgJop.
The6Bo A. M. makes clobecnmiAalum
vrithtlto Lehigh Valley Railroad at uethfebem being
the shortest and most desirable route to wilkesbarre*
“* » all^ /ft*W'BßßSSfSffl*: ' ’
LfiAVff A. M., 9.20 A. M. ands-22P.
Leave Doylesfown at 7.50 A. M and4.*i»,F,
‘ Leave Fort Waslungton at 0.26 A. M. and 2 If 1*
UN b'JNDAVfI:
Pjailsdelphia for Bethlehem at 8 A. M.
PhiiadblpLia.fvr Upyftitovn,at3 r. P«I.
Dnylestown tor Philudetplua ato.fO A Rl.
BetfUehem for PliiiadeipfiiaatA.ft} P. R}.
Fare to Bethlehem..Sl W*Fan- to Mauoli Chunk. 92 c 9
Fare to Easton I tulFaro io Doyiestown.. 0 S')
Through Tickets must.be procured at the Tioket Of
fices at WILLOW-Btreot. or BEiIRB Street, m order
to secure tho ahnyo rates of faro.
All passengor Trains (except »nnday Trains) connert
at Berks street with b tfth and Bixih streets nrd Becnrifl
-and TbiH-ctreet Passenger Railroads, 2a minutes;
leaving Willow street, • ■ !
jyS -- . • ELLI 9 CLARK. Agent.
rs rc-jmm»m PHILADKI RHIA AND
M?^So§ l ira& A / LJIOAI> '
On and after APRIL 2U, iB6O. Coratnuiotiou Tiokere,
with twenty-six ooupaus, will b© .issued, good for the
KoUar end aur member ofhis lauuly, on any Passenßcr
Tram, and at, ftnr time. Ihej will be sold to rim
Treasurer, attheofluw of tjjp comrani, No. 227 South
FOURTH i?treet,atarodnoti9aotiwenty-fivopercent.
from the rerular fares. ParLes.wishing to enjoy tho
Bummorm the Country will find this a vary ddtsirailß
route. Hie Schuylkill and Lebanon Valleys hems among
the most beautiful and healthy m the State, and boecs
slble to four trains from a»,d »« Vhiia*l@lolna ,Uilr,
B. DPADFORI), TieaHurer.
PnitADELTIItA. March 23ih. iiso. n»hZ7 tf
IcS vM&&BRSB32 PHI L A DELPii I A
READING RAIL
RI>AD.-PAB3ENG>*R TRAINS tor POTTfIVILLh*
REAPING and HARJIfSHURG.
MORNING LINE, DAILY,( Sundays oxoeptod.*
Leave New Deoot. coipar ot tfRUAL ana CALLOW
HILL Streets, PiiILADE jPIIIA, (Papaenger entran.'es
on Thirteenth ond on Cal’owluU fctieets »ai S.U» A.M.*
oonnecting at Horrisburg with the PENNSYi. VANIA
RAILROAD, 1 P. M. tia n mnoin* »•.> Pituburr ; the
CUMBERLAND VALLEY 1.85 P. M. train mnnimr to
Chaml'ersbarg, Cnrhs.e, An-; aud.tba NOKIHbkN
CENTRAL RAILROAD IP. M. train, running to Son
bUTT/fco. AFTERNOON‘Iines;
, Leave New Deput, cori ar of BROAD and CALLOW
fj IL) i Street* , Pll ILA DiT < Y HIA , i t’oc?epger entrances
on Thirteenth and ou Cal owhill str®pb,) »nr POTTS •
VIM-Hand H AUKiBBI RY, aie.6U P. M., DAILY, 'or
ftt 6 I*. M.» DAILY, tßun6aj* J ex-
cepTee.i
distances via pfiu a
KAIIL.
FEOM l’ail/AMLPHU Aj.'lft
To Pii(rnixviljo.....~— * i» 1
• • Ho'diU* v—--.ttf
Lebanon.fA
Harrisburg...J,
Dauphin.— - -IS*l
Milteroburjr 142 1
Trevortop JuupDop..i6S|
ND°rthlfrifi'r!'<;iij''.V'.' 1 I;r
L9Wi*b{irs~-~ '• ♦ |
Milton-.*.,... .i<*l
Mnnoy.,.—. —,IW
"W itUr.mspott . -.505
Jersey Shore;. .23
Losk UflVen. -«*
il'LV'""*"' ‘ —Williamsport ftti.ruimjwv
Kffilrar.: «'-i™-'.
The SCO A. M.. an*! th©3.&) l*. M. tram connect daily
fit Port Curton, (Sundairs excepted.) vrith the CATA-
WIUAMSPORT npd ERIK KhUAHKW,
rnskinjt 0109® connections with linos to Niagara Foils,
Csi&rta the West, and ftoutbwest
DEPOTjN PfT /hA ftCLEffHA: Oorcor of BKOAP nn ; |
0 ALLOW HI LL [streets,
tMUMf w. H. MeTLJ|ENm?V.S**r*tsr»
» R ARBANQE
PHILADELPHIA, WIL%UNGTON, AND HALT!
MORE RAILROAD.
On and after MON DA V. July 9, MW,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA,
For B&ltunore at 8.19 A. M., IS noon, (Express,) and
11.10 P. M,
For Chester at B.l* A. M., 13 noon, U 5,5.00,7.00 and
WilmiEirton &: fI.7J A. M.# 1* noon, 1.15, 5.00,
7.00, ano ll.lft JVM. T
For New Castle at 8.15 A, M., and 3.W P, M.
For Middletown at 6.U A. 111., andt.OOP. M,
For Dover at 8.16 A. M,. ami 50DP. M. •
For ilarnnston at AU A. M. and 5 P. M.
i-orftlilford atB.)AA.W. T ,,e °days, Thnrfidajp, r-nl
Saturday* at 5.00 P. a 1
p'or at 8 15 A. 31. A7oo;hJT. Wefine&hr?,
and Fr ida s n h 1 5.u> P. ht
-or scan,rd atB.ISA.M. Mondays, Wednf3da>i-,r.rcl
Fridats atfiJX) F. M.
F*»r HnUsbury at 815 A.M.
ITrain at 8 15 a. M will connect at Bedford on
Tue*da?s Thnredays, and &aturda>s, With steamboat
to Norfolk;
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
hen?* Baltimore atfUO A. iU.i tLrprcM,/ 10,13 A. M.
arov.46F.ii.
Leave wiimjn«t,on elff.M,BSo, and 11.80 A. M., 1.43,
t£o, and B.SSP. W,' r •
Leave Salißbonr at I SO F.
1 e&ve Seaton), Tuesdi>s, Thursdaja, and Saturday r,
at 7.2 j A.JL. and fcfUr. *■
Leave Farmington. /uesday*, and Satur
day*, at 8 00 A. M.. and 4.15 P. hi,
,-eave Millord, Monday#, Wednesday* and Friifcifi,
at 7M A. IWand 4.00 P* jvi
Leave Harrington at 8.15 A. M., cnl 4?0 P. Al,
Leave Lover at 8.05 A. M., acd 4.-3 1* M.
Leave Middletown at 10.C3 A. ftl. and 6 41P, M
Leave Weir Castle at $ «>, V> » A. At., and 7.55 P. AJ.
{ leave Chester at 7,40, 0.10 A. M., lid*, 2.2 a, SJO, and
XT'' tutvfi ByJlinjora for Salisbury and Delaware
Ramos* atw.TeA^ftL,and 62s P. M.
Leave Chcßteratlui*A^M.T&Sd&TuTll.tf P« M.
Leave Wilmlnxton at 9.26 A. &1.» 13.66 P. M, f and 12,2.)
riILIOHT Tfl AINi yitli PASBENGEK OAlUttaoied,
will run a* follows:
.Leave .Philadelphia lor Perryrille and lutorraedlatp
jlaoeii at 8 I’. M.
Leave Wilminpton for rerryville and intermediate
places at a.£K) I*. M. '
Leave Havro-de-Urao© for Baltimore and intermedi •
ale places at ?00 A. &t.
Leave UaUloinroforHeVre-de-Oraosand intermedi
ate placet uiJ.Gd i . U> v
Only at 11.10 P. M., from riulaaalpluft to fJMtimere.
Only at fi.23 P. M.,from Baltimore to PhiMwlidmv
3>7 S. M. PlihTON, Prefirteut.
1860. fixmp'lB6o.
DEIJPff lA. ANI) TRKWTOM HAH,ROAD CO.’S
LINES FROM PHILADELPHIA TP HEW
YORK AND WAV PLA'm
From WKnrf,
Will leave <u fullowo—yia s
At C A M, via Camden aDd Amboy, C. A A. Aoaom- VA ' 4, * K '
AtflA -M»viaCrinuleu and Jersey City (N, J.) Ao*
CommoQntloli...-~.. .. .. .... j a
AtPAM, yia Cnnidon and Jersey Oayi Alorniriif
At lIA M, by Steamboat, via Tacony and Jersey
City. Wostoru Express... *J c»J
Atltts P M, via Camden end Amboy, Accommo
dation—- 3 n
At 2 ? M, via Camdpn and Amboy, C, and A Ex-
A!
prean ...... 3 {JO
.t 4 PM, by SieninboatviaTucuny CiU Jercoy
City, Evening Express. r .. 3 y
.tiP M,by Steamboat via Taoony and Jeraey
City. 2d Class Tickot .. *. *25
Ate PM, via Camden and Jersey City, livening
Mail.... 3 00
M, via Camden and Jersey City, Southern
Atfi I* ftl. via Camden and" AinlioVT7 000rnmodn
uon,{PrpiKr Tinkot. 225
2d •* ** 1 co
The «.P W Kail lisp rim, doily. The II VM, South
em Mail, Saturdays excd^iut.
K.ir belvidere, Emjton, Lamhomuilo, Kie-iutsston,
&c..ivto A ftl ami 4 P M.from Wa r n*it-etrootttf:irriwid
7.10 A M from KrnhJngtori.
For Water Oap, Stroinlubure, Sorsntou. Wilkeai-arre,
Montrose. Great Mend, &0., at 0 A. M. from Walnnt
streot wimrf. «ml 7 10 A. W. from Kcnnioiaou, via l>ola*
ware Lackawanna and Western R. R,
for Mount (lolly, nts and 3A. J. 1., a and («i'. At.
Pot i'itrhold, at 0 A. At . find 3P.M.
WAY LINES.
For Bristol, Trenton. $O., rt 2 X and 4P. M. fiom
Walnut street wUarf,?.w A. 11. mu) CM P. M. from
Ken«ni«ton.
ForPalmvra, Riverton, Dolanco, Deverlr. burner
toe. Florence Bordentown, Ac,, ;tt 12}f,i,aml4H J\ M.
Ptcjuiboot Jo» Belknap for Bonlontovn and lnterme
diets Plfww, o» a& J\ Al.
Trenton,for Taoony. at li A. M. and
Taoon*, C6Vei>ly..ouri»nßtftit, wid flrisfol, at 4 i'. AI.
Fifty Pounds ot El;allowed *»oh Passen
ger. PiifeKetiKarsara promoted from taking any thins ea
baggage but tlioir wearing apparel. All baggage over
fifty pounds to l>o paid lor extra. TJtet ompm? limit
ilieir reaponeibilitj lor haggagelo One Dollar per.poaiid,
and will not be liable for any amount beyond 4JW, ex
oopt by epeeisl contract.
aplB , WM. H. QA'i'ZlirA. Aernt.
,-a;»,wa«M ELMIRA ROUTE.--
j’Biladewhia, and el.
mm f.OUTK to Tmoaqna, CatawiMi, Ru
pert, Wilkenbarre. Homnton, Danville. Milton* V/»l
-uamipottj. Tioy, flalrton, (Jtvnton, Flimra, Jhilialo,
NiagAra Falls, Rochester, Oloveland, Detroit. Toledo.
Chicago, Sr. Louis, Milwaukee, and all j.v>:nu Dnrtlt r.nu
West-
CIRCULARS,
BILL HEADS,
Passenger trams will leave the new Depot of (h? pin
laaclclmand Reading Roilroad, corner UKOAI) nml
OAI/LrOWHILL Streets* il’af-Bencer cntrnnro on Oal
lo\yhill street,) daily {gimdftio exoeptrdi, tor tiLne
point*, an follows t
r DAY EXPRESS .8.00 A. M,
NIGHT «XFJUiBB 3<iOP.M.
The tram connoor3 at Jiupeff, for Wi'fce^
barre. Pittson. ycranton. nml all stationr. on ijie
I.AOfiAWANNA ANt> RI.OOMKIHUm RAILROAD.
The above trams ir.ako direct connections at iilnura
with the trains ot.the New York and Kno, Cacamlaisoc
and Niasarn Falls. onu Uumuo, Now York and Kno, sod
Now York Central Haibooda, Iromall points North mid
West, and the Canadas.
Baggageoheo!fc*j to Blmlra, RulTHto.anU Suspension
Bridge, and all i .rrmcdjato points.
Tickets can hi . rooured p 4 the Philadelphia and El*
mirA Raiirmpiw 1 a 'iJQkQt Office, northwest corner oJ
SIXTH andOtf i Btreota, amlntthj* PaoionKer
Depot* corn-n j PIRTKKNI Hand CAl.i OW]ULi<.
THROUG EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN .
Leave the Fin' • i»lphia»md Reading Dopot, Unvtd «h>l
CaHowhilj stro ndally itsundaiß’exocptedb ior ail
points West* i North, at 6F. M.
'Freights mo be delivered before Sl\ W. tuinimr?
their going til* ame day. '
For turthar information app 1 r at Freight Depot,
THIRTEEN i * and CALLOWHTLL. or to ,
UHAP. 8. PAPPEN, General A*»ut,
Northwest oornor SIXTH and ,GHiSSTN UT Street*#
spl3*tf • Phitodelphin*
DABEDS
COMPANIES.
[IaROAU LINES,
AMD READINO
tQAD,
m; ' *
PbiUdelp]j»aa«.J Resil.nc
betanoa V&Uej X.K.
Northern Central
Railroad*
fcJcnbarr and Lne H. H.
TKATfi&ii/*
UAi/i'IMOItB
UAILKOAD LINES*
rflilH PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
A . ' *ATI,ROAD.
uuo MvJjEayq uai»V. TK.A.OK, • -
1860., fl&haßj'lSga
TILE CAPACITY OF THIS HOAD IS MOW EQUAL
*, , • TO ANYJIN THE COUNTHY, . .
v THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTaUUHG,
Connecting direot eb rhiladelvhia with Through Train*
Ifrcju ROeUm, Not York* and all-points hast* And Hi tho
Union Depot At Pitfcsbork with Through Triune to any
froiQ-01l points iu the West, Northwest, and Southwest
-‘bus furnishing facilities for the transportation or
Passenger* unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any
other route. ' ,
Express and Fast Lines ran through to Pittsburg,
without change ot Cars nr Conductors. AN through Pas
senger .Tram* provided with Loughridge’s Patent
Brake—epeed under perieot control of the engineer,
thus addins nStich to tlie safetr of traveuers.' . , •
Smoking Gars are attached to each Train; Woodruff’s
jj]*«oinz Cars to Express-and Fast Trains. The
EXPRESS RUNS DAILY: Mail and Fast Lines. Sun
rt&sß excepted.
Mail Tram leaves Philadelphia at 750 A. M»
FietLihe “ •* J3AO A. M.
Etpress Train leaves 10.4&P. M.
, ' WAY TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS s
Harrisburg Accommodation, via Columbia, 11*. Crl.
Columbia “ 4.00 P. M. #
“ 6,10 P. ot 1
Westchester u IJ3OP. M.
West Chester Passengers mil take the Mail, West
Chester Accommodation, and Colombia Trams.
Passengers for Snnluiry. Williamsport, Elmira, Ruffa
lo, Niagara Palls, and intermediate points, loavine Phi
ladelphia ot 7.15 A. Mi and 8 P. M. go dlreotly throueh..
Tiokets Westward may be obtained at the offloosof the
Compiin? in Philadelphia. Now York, Boston, or Bal*.
tlmore; and Tickets Eastward at any of the important
Railroad Offices in the West; also on board any or the
regular Line of Bts&raiw os the Mississippi or Ohio
r> v&~'F&re at | OW( mg,} time as quick, os by am
other Route.
For lurther lutormation apply at the Passenger Sta
tion, Southeast oorner oi Eleventh and MarkotStroeia.
The completion of the Western oonneottoiur of the
Pennsylvania IlailroAdtoChio&ro. make this the „ _
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
GREAT WEST. •
TL s connection of tracks t>? the Railroad Undue at
Pittsburg, avoiding all drayage or ferriage of Freight,
together with thn saving of time, are advantag esreadily
appreciated hr HUipppera ol Freight, and the Travel-
Bn* Pubho.
Merchants end Shmaprs entrwttJg Hid transportation
of their Freight to tuis Company, cau rely with oonfi
denoo on He speedy transit. . „
THE RATES OF FREIGHT tpancj from any point
in the West by the Pennsylvania Railroad are at ah
times as favorable as art charged by other Railroad
Comvaaies*
ter lie p&riioular to mark packages “ via Peruut. Rail
road.
’ For Freight Contracts or Shipping Direction*, apply
to, or address either ol the following Agents of the Com
pany
D._ A, STEWART, Piltßlmrsj
lI.S. Pierca &, Co., Zanesville,?).;J. J. joimston, Kiploj,
0.; H. McNoclj,MaTS?tllo, h/.; & Cropper,
ssf «:■ prmtiJk
Evansville, Lad.: N. w. Graham & Co., Cairo, lil.; it.
F. B«s*»Bhalar a Class. St. Louis, Mo.: John H. Har
ris, Nashville, Teen.; Harris A Hunt, Memphis, Tenn.,
Clarke Sc, Co., Chicago, 111.: "Vf. 11. H. Koonls, Altor,
IH.; or to Freight Agents of llmlroaa* at different point*
m the West.
8.-B, KINGSTON, Jr., [Philadelphia.
MACKAW ft KOONB, 8J Noah street. Caltlmore,
EiKlffi! tc no’Jji, or if?, William et.,H,Y,
‘IW&-
' E. LEWIS, Gen’lSup'i Altoona* Pa.
J*A-Jt _
EE £IIOKHS PHILADELPIiIA, «EH
MANTOWN AND NORRIS
TOWN RAILROAD-SUIIMER ABRANGEMENT.-
Leave Philadelphia C, 7,0, 0, 10, 11. and IS A. itt.,
1,3, 5 U, f> 6,6, pft, r, ff. 9, lOtf. fllid'ljs >P. w.
Leave Philadelphia 3,(tf imu. A. M,, 1,9, 5. ?#*, and
Jo>i i‘. M.
Leave Germaptoini 610 min, A.M., 1.10m15.,4,6M,
and 9X PJ AT,
CUEBTKUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia S, 8,10, 12 A. M., S. 4,0, 6K> 6,9,
l|KI ' ?,*>, 9.4011,40 A, M„
• "* LUfp. Ef.
I—, >lVt -A nu fevtoAVa. ,
Aeava Philadelphia 9.0* * a m
Leave Chestnut Hill 7,$ A* M,»U.Wj S.iO, and 9.10
ml and Norristown.
Leave Philadelphia 0.60.75, ijiln,* A. tL»
I.LU. 8.05.4«, 6.68,6.60. find IIVP.HI.
Loav* Nornatown 6,7, BJW, 9, 11 A. M>< IS, 434,
Sand 736 P.M.
OJi 80NDAjTS,
, Leavefhjltdebbi&Si.il.tadSand 3 P. Si.
A.»to Norr, £ to Fo 7><^M^ M.
Leave Philadelphia 5.80.7«. 9.05. H.OJ A. M.,2*08» 3.05,
j.Ga. » e. 53, fi.w. B>x, and UX P. M.
Leave MauayunkS&, 7H* 8 sfl f 9ft, and UK A. M ,J,
3.05,5,5 K, S, and V. M.
. ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9A. M., 9,5, and 8P M.
isr.To Manaynnlc7NLA. M., JK, 6K, and i)X P. M.
H. K. SMITH. General Superintended,
- - I>BF<>T. NINTH and GREKN 6tieetr.
PHILADELPHIA
fiisgj£ft^l>£*se^gA ND READING RAILROAD.
On and a:t*r July 1.1840 Mileage Tickets will botumed
«t g 46 each. ft dun omit of 25 pfcTcnnt., zivin* tl e holder
ji ruJit t«> iravol 2.OUU miles at any time. between any
points, an' in the No, loir of any Passenger Tra non
above Railroad ur tho brandies vrorkld by said Com
pany.
! Business men nril o’hers, having occasion to travel
freijiier tly bolweep different paints, wilt find this &r
-lanaeinontanmcmertand economical.
Tor said tickoti or other intormatina apply to tho
Tic et Agents on tho Lino. i». A. MIC I.M. Gonoial
Bopenr.»endent, Headicß, or to P, BRADFORD.
je2 B Ini , Treasurer, P lnlandp hf;i.
S&vmzsmmtso, notiob.—oubsthc
RAILROAD—PA3 •
HUNGER TRAINS FOR DOWNINGTU WW AND IN
TERMEDIATE iBTATIONS.-On and aftei 25th Alar,
195), the Passenger Trains for DOwNINGTOWN
will start from the now PnseenKer Depot of the Phila
delphia and Reading R.nilrooy Company, corner of
BROAD and CALLOwKLLI/ Streets, (passenger en
trances on CafiowhiM.
MORNING TKAiN for Downmgtowa, loaves at 8. 00
t. hf. %
•AFTERNOON *JUIN for UcvDingtewy, leave jfe
5 P.M.
DAILY (Sundays etoeptejj
By order of the Board o? Mai:nt*-,scf th* FALWelrhi*
mrf tfeatf'rz R*Rr«*d Comtany.
ni>? W, H. SlrlLU FNNFY. s*<*^retnrr.
RAILROAD-AUMMKR ARRANGEMENT.—On and
after UuNDAY. July Oth, 1860, the trams will nm as
follows i Leave the passenyentupot of the West Chester
and t'hiladelphia K«. roao Co, oorner Market and
Thmy-firstsrrepfa, West PhdaoelpUia,•daily (Sundays
ta£ept*d>at7Efl A..M.n«uU45 P. M.
i3n WcdnerJ6ys uul SnuOclijjs an estro tnlj)
p, M.
J •cuvo West orove at 6.80 and 3.W A• M„ and 4.M P.M.
The 7.3tt A. M. 1 rain Inuu Pnnadelphia connects «'i
rant «»tn,a frtily line of etayes via new London and
Ualord. Jfcturnflic lr.-»-rcn « Sfordat 0.30. A. M..ro'i
neotine with the 860 A. M. train front West G ova
The beautiful soensry and well-kutrwn healihlulni , *«
of Delaware and Cheater counties offer superior in
ducements to those looking for summer boarding.
Freights for tub line received at No. 1816 Market Sr.
„ , , A. B. BURTON.
Philadelphia. Jane 23 I 860. taulfl Superintendent.
wk a t guester
trains via.
f»ENN.« , VLVAyUIIAIL§OAI). UhM s Depot, oornor
hbi.VJ-.jnrH ami MAUKbV Strooi;, daily (except
*Ur.da»» at 7.18 A. M . 1140 1». ftl., and i P. M.
W*«t Hi'tirr At (.(Jt A f M. I|WI A. M.. »no 110 P M
snn»riN<j,
the BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL ttTEAM-
raox xaw tobc to ltv*2?ool.
Chief Cabin yaxgaye—... ®)SU
Second Cal>io Pneytyo...— —-...., 7J
ff.om Boston to Livsapooi.
Chief Cjvbirj Peweo... BJjO
_ B<?o<>od CtL.n I'tefiwp <jy*
The from New York c&li rt Cwk Harmr.-
ahiDßfrrp JJoji'on cell Halifax Acd Coiji Har-
I'KkSiA, Ospt. Jrdtitf, CANADA. C*>t. L\ae,
ARABIA, Cant. J. Stone, AMERICA, Capt. Millar,
ASIA. Cayt. E. O. Lott, Ni AGA RA, Capt.AtideT»on
AFJUCA,Oapt.Shannon, EUHOPA, bapt. J.Leitou,
SCOTIA, (now building,)
There voetclg oorry u clear white ixht ntm.vrths&d;
ereon on stari-iard bow; ird on port tw.
NIAGARA. Millsr, leaves Boaton. VVodnesJny, June 27.
AP/A, LrtJit, 4 ‘ N. York. Wednesday. July 4.
KUROPa, Loitoh, “ Boston, Wednesday, July l il.
FKRSTA, Judkina. “ N. Yorir. Wednesday, July jg
ARMJIA, Stono *• Bouton, Wednesday. Julv S 5
AFRICA,Shannon, ** N Yoifc. Woduesday, Aug. 1.
CANADA. Lon*, •* Boston, Wednesday, Aue 8.
ARIA, Lotf, “ N York, Wednesday, >\u. ir,
** r.oicqn, Weiincpfiar ’ Auk! k!
I<BKB|A. JuilSiil.. ’ KTriii- A
Berths not secured until paid juj-,
An experienced Surgeon on board,
Ihe owners of tlieso ships will not be accountable for
Gold, Silver, Bullion, Speote, Jewelry, Preoioug Stones,
or Metals, unless bills ol.iadms ere signed therefor, and
the value tboreof therein expresse-L For freight or
passes apply to - E. CUNARD,
fliya 4 Uowlint Grasn. New York.
fob the somu -vuarlxs.
Mr<,N “- tc -
J'O.-t CiIARLKSTON, g. O,
Th« U, 8. Mall Steamship KEYSTONE 31ATK, Oa»-
Itin Charles!’. Warshman, will eaiion Saturday, July
The U. 8. Mail BteamsUip STATE GKOKGI Y.
Captam John J. G&tvm, will sail on Monday, July
cJ, at 10 A. M.
Throuivh iu C 3 tp ft) hoiua-only 43 hours at Bea,
s&r&Mlmg
five dayii. Guous received, and Bills of Ladmr ■•cncH
ovary day. „ * *
The splendid firat-pthsj side-wheel SteamihiM irpv-
BTON ET BTATE and STATE OK GEORGIA now ran M
above eve*;r too days, thus forming a five-dav commu
nication witu Cuarlcetoa ar.d Savannah, and the South
anu Sonthwoat. '*
At both charlMton and Savannah, th,so Ships co„-
noptlnth etes'r »r, for Pin,lda, and yrth lailroM., to.,
for all pUot-a 1.1 r. o
FtflirJit and lnmranco oi . Ist sa proportion of dooda
ahippod Sqttllisnll ho loiindlobo lotror fcj tfca.o a him
than by sailin, raaaols, tho ramiunt borne oiio-tsolf tie
N.'B.-lnr.trapo, on all Railroad Frolsht i. onttraly
unneoasiary, lanhcr than Charleston or Savannah, tho
tma
ud*la 1 ? ** *1? I^' 8 °foUowfr* i‘ S?ha^
dole. Throtieh tiotols from Fhilr.dolphia, via Charles
ton and Savannah stcanitliii.s.lNuLlJlllNO.MßAf/Scii
tbo whole routo, aioopt Iroiil Cfcarlorton ami Bavaii
null : ° *
To C!tarie«tiu; W Ohir!is/ *SJf 3 UJ
B&vunurth,—l4 00 Stvannah~~-. ii *y
Au£Ußra~~~.»~.., Jii fa.* Aoeuata r , IWL 25 o<j
Macon~—. 31 Ui Maaon— _ 5373
ADnntA.--- ts 00 Atlauta,.,«. —. il/»
Coiurubufl—28. W _ M nu
2 a Oti w m
Monitoir«ery..„, 26 Cl) 53 00
Mohltp.-. MOO ., 43 fO
Orlc/ms..-., S 9 7B New OrgansM
No bills,ol laditg aiguedalter tho ship h.\»taaed, W
7 0,1 " l « OTna
_ AijJJT. UEJiOM.Jr.
florncr f'Ct'ill'll and OKKstnu?.
Aseuts in ijnarlc.toii, T. B. & T. U. UL’IIJ). 11^
T , Sayumiaii,HUNTEß k BAMMKI.L,
Tucednf° ri( * R ‘ rom Ciiarieslor., steamer (Jarolias, eveiy
*r l 'KJail? r i'h fr ‘o? . atcamars St, hlnij’v srd
ots Johns evert i ueaday nra Saturday,
**E*E?*£U WJ»
}sxi*ke.ss ccmiMJSiEs,
Irnmmsm TIIE ad.amVexpress
EuaSnSe! CO .Offico :iBo CHI3STNUT fitroo'
forivards.Parcels. P .otanpa. IMorohand set Bank Notds.’
Jb-v* ‘’‘tbor by it*3 own l.invo or m couneotiPn
with otru*r PApreuu Oompaniep, t.i all tr.e nrineiaa
luwna end oitiesol the Gnued BfatS9 pr ntipa
{«is.r ~ K. ». SANDFORD,
i olB * l * General Superintendent.
Mackerel, shad.iikuhih^Vao.—
L ’ r UQU bids Nos. I, Sand 3 targe and medium Mao*
I,intuiiortiid papsasej ofave 3 choice quality;
CO bWs, new No. S hivco Mnoksrvi.
fcO half Ibis new No. 31* do.
ft) bids now No. 3 mediuin do.
M tiow ICaetera Mobs Shad.
W half übls new do do do.
I6O1) bids now Knsipoir No. 1 Herrin*.
m do do Halifax No. 1 do.
‘iTD do now Boston No. L do.
RJ do do No IqceloFifti.
do primp No'J Baim)o, ( ,
IWauinbda Grand liaiih Codfish.
100 boxes new Herkimer county Clu'eso,
Now Land nS and in store, fm sale h*
MURPHY ft KOONft,
J i« VofJTH WII A H V tJJ,
pOKi 0 RICO SUGAR 230 hhtls r, !P .
r: diunl pod Firirilv primp niiaUtr. lor rail, by
JAM_K» Uft.sHA.y h. CO,, I.CTI’f I a clltut. _ 1
PRUSSIAN ULUK—Ground in Oil, lor
Nr, .1 R lra 1 ! r n’Sn' 1 J, HER,,J ' *' BROTHKR, 4r and 4I»
ISOrltiUKl ONUSttppl l\U
VANDYKE BROWN—Ground'P«ro in
Oil, ond-fnroalß'bv: WKTH KHILL-A;' !fIROT[TI- R.
m,l 4-i Nnrlli >WI'C Mrvel. jVn
PASTOR Oil,—East India, for sale bv
C IIKOTIil I .S, i 7 arid 4a Worth
UKNNESSY BRANDY.—7O caaks,' ia
1... !"* lf Dl » , S> awiryrptpM. >hd K BiM,, for w'»f.
tWtiby ImTIJ fa «hU. WHI7iLIkV
41860.
insubancktcobipanies.
gABINE & DUY,
INSURANCE AGENT,3. No. 421 WALNUT ’Street,
Insure agAiust lotus or damage by Fire* on Cotton and
Woollen ftlijla oud other Manufactories. Buildings,-
Mero t 'andißo.‘Puruitiira. and other property* qn favo
rable terms, in the following well-known oompawesj
, FHOBNIX (NSUR.'.NC.t'. CO., OF [IA.HTPORO,
Cash Capital and barpnis $682 325 91.
[ A 1 '• THOFULITAN FIRk INS. CO.* Of NEW YORK,
Ca»h Capital an* Sarplus 8383.668 00,
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON IN*. CO., PROV. ’
Cnsli Capital nud Surplus BWS 788 15.
ARCTIC KIRK INSURANCE CO., OF NKW YORK,
Cash Capital and Surplus 49388.144 02.
HOPE FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF NFW > ORK,
Cash Capital 8221344.51,
CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO.» OF Ni.VV HAVEN,
I Cash Capital awl ?nrjMas 8324 302 77.
GERMANIA FIRE JNS, CO., OF NEW YORK,
I Caen Capital and Purplne SJIS 329 07,
HUMBOLDT FIRE INH-.CO.i OF NE N YlinKj
I Cash Capital and Surplu* A 235.943 SI.
1 Applications in person or by note' will receive prompt
attention. SABINE fc DUY, Agent*,
I je4 3ny No. 434 .WALNUT Street,
'JiHE ENTEIiPJRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY
DP VHILADRPHU.
(FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.)
COMPANY'S BUILDING. S. W. CORNER
FOURTH AND WALNUT STREETS,
DIREOTORB.
F.Ratphvobd Sum, MonrtvcxiL. Dawsom.
Wipliam MoKsa, Gso. H. Btuaxt,
yIALBBO FfcAZJBH, JoltK H, BWOWIC,
oim M. Atwood, jB. A, PAnwssToex,
Bbn;. T. Tkxdicx, Andkrv/ D. Cash,
HxNitT WKaRToK, „ „ J. L. EaniNOKa.
F. RATCKVORD STAKR, Preiident
CHARLES v/. COXP, Secretary. folfl
American hru insurance co.,
INCORPORATED IfiID—CHARTER PER PET
UAL.
No. 310 WALNUT StTeet, abovo Third, Philadelphia.
Having a large paid-up Capital Stook and Surplus in
restod m sound and available Securities, oontinue to
iosnre on Dwellings, Stores, Furniture, Merchandise,
vessels m Port and their cargoes, and qthpr Personal
Property. AR i*>J«4s hbatally auu promptly adjusted,
«... bmxcxous. .
Thos. R. Matin, John T, Lewis,
John Wo!«h, James R. Camphell,
SamuPi C. Morton, - Edmond G, Dutilh,
Patrick Brady, Chaa. w, foultney,
Israel Morris.
THOMAS R. MARtB, Freeident.
ALBERT C. L. CRAWFORD. QeoretAry. fea-tl \
QuAkeh City insurance compa-
NY—FRANKLIN BUILDINGB, 408 WALNUT
STREET. PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL AND SUR
PLUS 8 , 3i9.74G.70.—1n5ures against Locs or Damage by
Fho, audtlie'Penlsof the Sou, Inland Navigation ana
Irtoispottatloji. HART, Etejadwt.
E. Vruoss. ViceVre«<fpSr w
H. 11. QOGGSHALL, Moo’y ana Treasurer,
S. it. IiuTLER, Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
George H Hart, E; P. Roses, ,
A, 0. Cattoll, Foster 8. Perkins.
E. W. Bailey, Andrew R. Chambers,
H. R. CoggshalL Samuel Jones, M. D., .
Hon* H. M. Fuller. mhS-tf
ANTUKAOJT? INSUPvANOU (30MPA
NV.-Amhoniiftd Oapitaf 5400300-CHARTF.R
PERPETUAL.
Office No. 311 WALNUT Street, between Third and
Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
This Company wltl insure against loaa or damage hy
Fire, on Buildings, Furniture, and Merchandise genu
r Marine Insurances on Vessels, Cargoes, and
Freights, inland Insurance to all parts of the Union,
Jar,. 7b Eshjr, iwaph MaxfisH.
DvLnfhetr Di’.tfepfgeN.Bokeit,
IS. AudanrtQiL Jbhp, R. Blakiston,
Ijijvis PMrahn, Wm.F.Dowi,
PotUTßiessr, J, K. Daum.
JACOB ISIIFK, President.
WM. F. DKAN, Vice President.
, W. M. SMITH* Seoretary. apB»tuthstf
11EIAWAKE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
SURANCE COMPANY,
2NCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OS
REN NS YL VA NIA, 1836.
l*MWW§k7o*™”
OR VESbELS, 7 _
a«gSi W | the W«M.
INLAND TNSURANCEB .
Oa Caodj, by Hirer. Canals, Lakes, and Land u&rrlH*
? imwmtimii
6a HeroßondlM /.onoriilr- .
NoremberltliM*
f*t, SZtrkti Tain
fiUSJKH, Philadelphia City 8 9* cent. L0an....6U34)50 oo
BIOO.OOOi Pennsylvania State SJK ot.i^oan—. 93335 00
Bih&a Pevamnmn Syttepl Lajp,, O/fiCO oo
u.S.Treasury eH V o»aL rToteiand
Interest aue - 54
£BO,OOO U. t}. Treasury 5 W ot. Notes and inter
est due.^-.......— 80,815 00
825,060 Temporary Loan to tbs City of Phila
delphia —►.. 35,000 00
850*000, Pennsylvania Railroad 2d Mortgage
' ef* cent, fiends—...... . OB
890,000, North Pennsylvania Railroad Mort
gßce 6 cent. Bonds —. 12AN 00
824,000 West Pnilodelphia Passenger Railway
Company 7 4? ot. coupon bonds...,, 13,000 09
8Ui000»t09 shares stoolc Germantown Gas
Company, Interest and principal
Suaraatied by the oity of Phua
slphia.^^— — 00
shares pepopylrepta Railroad
' 17-—-.—.... 1,T78 00
85,000, IC-Osharcf Feccsrlvauia Hfil
road.Oompany Htf 00
814*0,shares Pbihdetpma Ice Boat arid Btaat*
Tee Company. Phibidelphta and
Savannah Steam Navigation Com
pany, Ccoan Steam Navigation
Company, Philadelphia ruq Ha
vre de Grace Scoani Tow Boat
Company* Philadelphia Exohanta
Sempanr ~—..—,4—. OO
? 433,830 8408,713 54
onus and Morteages, and Seal Estate, Of
fice Building. —~....—Ji
Bills receivable for Insurances made— — &
rtuoal Agencies—Prominma on Ma
’hfe Fo'uoics, interest, and other dobu due
the Company—-.. — M .... 55,184 69
sonp and stock oi randry Insurance Compa
nies. - 840 09
Gash cs Deposit iq Dank— —. Si
»IRE CTOJUf,
. William Martin, s&mnclE.Stokts*
Edmund A. Hoader. J. F. romston*
Wheopbilus Panldizg, Henry
John 1L Penrose, Edward DarhngWxS
John C. Davu n i{. Jones Brooke,
JamßaTraaua<r* ttpenoer MHlvaisfi
william C.Lucfwtr* Jacob p, Jones,
Joseph H. Seal, James D. M’Farlaad*
Dr. ft. M, Huston, Joshua P. Eyre,
•eorge G. Leiptr, John B. Semple, fittab’e,
■ugh Crair, Ji. T. Morgan, ••
•karles Kelly, A. B. Berger. “
WILLUM MARTIN, President.
Kt , WOTr THOS. a Hand, Vioe President
_BENP.Y LYLBUKN. fiaorct&r^. <u4
r IFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COM-
R-iPAMY.-THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INBU
RANCK COMPANY. Northeast comer of THIRD ani
DOCK Streets. Assets, 8937,69] fj.
INSURES LIVES for the whole tern of dlfe—grants
Mmnitics and endowmenbr—purchases life interests m
makes all contracts depending on the
acriUttgtinpiefofLtfe.
ij\ei qct tf Kxewnrf, AagUnsss
ti-aileas.ana Gt»ardn«4.
- ~ «•„ witWTERB,
Rsmel L. Miller, Samuel S. Stotts, •
Benjamin Cgatot, , William Martin*
Rionard 8. Nswbo.d* James iLAfoParliLt*
William P. Hacker, JoMph H. Trtt^r,
WiilramH. Kern, James Knatou,
Camuel C. Huey. Xheophilus FauidmiJ
C!norles Hallowell, Edmond A. Bonder,
Henry O. Towmetda Dan«el L. IUtoU&M*;
*->iolphus Kent, John W. Ilornor,
Wil «am H. Carr, ElUs 8. Archer,
Robertsor, Joseph l M.^hoSuV
Tfuutr ill, Karin, I John G. Brenner,
P, S. Miofiier, Easton.
DANIEL L MILLER. Frciidsau
* « » SAUL.E.BTftKftcVWafm’J
W. RnVN>s. MA**r»»arr - « w rs
PIANOS.
UAINiS BROS.’ UVERSTHUM’r
irrTn pat i:nt-a ct ion piano fortfs.
Cheapert E irstCli-as I’lan** made. 1 ' a sp>endul
asßorttneniof Lnuis XIV . tn d ot‘ er styles, for sale at
F/mtorn Canh Prices,and warranted forfiyears.
Seoond-hand t ianos for **ie end to rent
„ GMilltih L. \YAIaKPR.
lin ,„ rtn 8. I*.. Cor.oi SKVi j*TM and iskCU St.
,t CO.’S Imuovcd MELOHEONK. from
s44.upyardg. jyifi 3ri
PIANOS! PIANOS!! PIANOS!)
mNO-FOUTKS.
MKLODKOKS.
HANO-Fomm
MaJ» |»f Rarsn, Baoon. fc Co., Hanna k Clar?!
Hallef M)avii, k Co., anti other*.
J. K. GOULD,
SEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
ggSSm STEIN WAY * SON’S NEW PA
nf STY* TENT OVEK-BTRINO QHANI) PIANOS
SCtUAJM£ GBAND, AND 6Q.UAKE PIANOS, nowpre
ierred m concerts and m private cirotes by the best
performers. Keoetved tho first premium* over the beet
makers, from judges Wco Gotfeofmlk. Maxoii.andothor*
Ch*U«ne« alltwmpetition. BLABIUS Buo'rHKfle,
«-lY lUM CHKSTMUTStreet.
BUSINESS CARDS.
V B PALMER, TUB ADVERTISING
* • AIiKNT,. FIFI'H and CHESTNUT, civa. bit
views of the principle and best modo of Advertising,
daily, botwoen 10 and 4 o'clock. AtUhoss
myll 3m V. B PALMER.
Vf' J. BAY LIS TIiOMAS.
4$ *s!??,Nil 1 !? SKC°/ r " ra f<o, S3S Arab .iroot to «o.
Tar'joular ittfotmon riven to tho recover, of Mercan
!ue taaims. Tnedram"R and examiratiou of Wills.
Conveyance*, Acaifnnieuts, Briefs of Title, and other
Instruments of Writing. The umnixementof Exeontor*
enipa. Administratorship*, and Trust*, superintended;
ondtho test securities prooured for the parmaneut in
vcetmonts ot Money. Satisfactory reterenoo given
when required. ftp3o-ein*
BENRY E. KEENE,
ATTOB N V, y- AT-1, AW.
Ha* itLAtOVT'D his otfirc from fto, cs.'t Wa!uul «tieet
to Pm i*r Bonth T|fjßt> WoctU _ mi,?? e->«
IfJfORACE SEE,
1 MECHANICAL ENGINEER, Md
EATKNT ATTORNEY,
Ho. 114 Boult tUXTH Street,
(nearly nppouts the .Count, Courthouse,l
Prepares Specifications, Brawmea tranracU
all other business connected with the obtainin'* or Let
ter* Patent aP 2fi 4m*
f WAGNER JEJIMON,
■■ * A Pn£ Y iWl < : ouns e u, 0,1 -AT-LA 'w,
Oaloa. o(p. lit, Soutii tU-XTH street,
(Opposite Independcnop Square,)
4 . . , ~ PII!L4HKL?HU,
~"/ T tno fti*l of rolinbla Attor»:«i6, rvt diUereut nnnts n
the. Laited States, is.enabled to proseoute and collect
CiftiCiS nl every description.
Particular attentiouViven to the and re
covery ot the oiatms of Lejraiers and Devisees, aud the
examination oi Land Titles and securing the interest*
oflieirs and all persons interested in t«r name, in all
partn «l the Union.
Has the Statutes of all tho States and -a Commissioner
for most of thorn,
ftpftS 0 * 1 * oarofllllT mi ~ dr CojjjKiiaiu'u*.
SJ FUGUE T & SONS,
IMI’ORTKfI3 OF HAVANA CIG Alt?,
„ . No. .lflbtmtbKl.ONTbcrvei,
R.nsi-K recukrir e. full umroaerl .l-ureble 01-
-Tci [, fhw oX,r ,t W r ~ t p ~ re- ct. or apt
ALFRED L.' hough,
FATF.R MANUFACTURERS'ACEH*.
1 AIK It AN ]) PAPKIt-MAKEK’S MATIRIAI, A
f South FIXTU ittra.t, l-niliMle'rVia.
ivibini
PAWSON & NICHOLSON,
„„ BOOK HINDERS.
NOS. «l!t AND *2l AIINOII RTKiJ{3,
ttrtirosa Market win Chr.-luut atrreL.
1 ’ AWBON - ’ lAl>. li. NICHOLSON,
EDUCATIONAL,
SAVING FUND—UNITED ST.vi vs
j COJIPANy,corE«TimU) ns.! Ckt.-r
—! _ j largo and •mall rams received, ard MidUft,.- •%
— -- - , maiidwuhoßt notice, with KIVU PER n* NT»\V»;
LWIKFIEI D bF* MJKARY.—This large , SgJ from t ho d*j or deposit u> th# a 5 W4ia
•* , Rnd »Mln»t»on wloealwj hi Fanfi»M, ! o«ee hours, from J new 8 o'c\o*~
Ilprkuner conn >,>•*• Th* {acuity consists oftwehe ! MONDAY from# lust* llffT*^* 4 *’ aa oa
iht.rougaMdexpwJenefld tenoliera. four oi* whom are j DRAFTS'forslleon England l lrelai V'&i a
! oo'li** RtflduatP*- tnc libraries number over 3 w.O ‘ fromATupwards. ai3Ba * iremnd, and Sc*oMod»
. volumes. Ihe onbinet, philosophical, a. d cheraicnl i President—STEPHEN R. CR*Trpn'in
apPfi.atua are eiteufiive and complete. There me tro Treasurer—JAJUKS R, HUNTE r L
( i*>gaUf grartuUmgcmimsofstui y—one of three veni,-, ' PUNY F i SK. A ctn a r* L ’
ana ono of fire, *od also a commercial course. Toon !
the completa'U or eiti-or, parohinent diplomas ere con- j
, furred. ariMl possible, positions secured. rchools de* fl ’AWU.LdtoN
1 «irou«hrwM oMjGed excellent /-male teachers, JV/ PARRAFINE WAT
: vboae aM'ty and enoeess will be cuarantied oan se- PURE m H\fiOVi.;
1 ;?;;y;a.W/? re,,,in » thß inol^l - *"«*■- -
pULUKAI'JS POTASH lor K al« ~ W I jßESlfffi, or tao , t
koras* 1 ** DKora “ i4r “ 4 49 as* l IT
AMERICAN SCHOOL INS’i'lU'im; i.-i t
ORYANT A STRATTON’S NATIONAL
dslthij., 8. K, Corner fIi'.VbHTH um| O.U’STNi'f
g9W.x lk, Uuflulo, Clarelamh Chicago, mac at. Lou'*
For m\ riaatioti.onUoTtend for Catalogue
pRIVv.WTJAS Gleaned at a kw price,
*- tooMoio tjie conteots. *ddro«s W«. 'JINSON.
Pmitirottat.'ffi™ rn», Aorth Brroi»«t >tre*»t, jtlfl-im*
sAiJiys.'B^-Airid^tbN,
frUJRNESS, BRHSL3Y A GO.,
No. 429 MARKET STREET.
B SOOTT, Jr., AUOTIONBBB, No. 431
CHESTNUT Street,- opposite the Cuitorn Ho jaa.
Fourth and Firth streets. [ -
BALE .OF A'GROCERY RTOBK AND
BKM)YN6 B i,<A' 0f ’ i ? UHNnTRK.
jitiv M>h Morning.,
July a ij. at t. e anc'icn rooms*43l Chestnut street,
commencing at 10o’clock! “»'■«**
Comprising the i sual a retail grocery
b«dB, beiMiu?,
' Executors* Btle at 417 MARKET i
P tBAO?!VtfSTOCK OF PRLT. L WOo?. an!»
T V«^ 8 o oWi s 6i» o6qd 4-“
. , . , . Oo Friday MnrniQg, » J
Jolr 27th. 1860, upoo the -prermsee '417 Marketefreet.
upon a oredit of mx months Sale commenoingatio
o[r look By order of txcontors of.the estate
of Jet. K. Martin, Sr., deceased.
inoluded in side will be found—
FELT AND WOOL HATS.
A full ami complete assortment of men’s and boys’
medium to high co»t new style felt and wool hats.
, „ , BILK IJA'rg AND CAPS. ;
• Also, a full bneof men s newstyies supei qonlitf silk
hats men's and boys' medium to extra quality olotb,
velvet and p’usli caps.
Also, doz beaver, otter, and nntnoYuroape, Sic.
_ STRAW GOODS.
Men's fine Wm Canton,and palm hats;
bovs’ fanoy bets; ladies' new shaped straw bonnets;
misses laooT hat*. *a.
- - . TKIMM'NGS.
. Also, a Quantity of taUoiM’ Itimmiagß, bands, bind
ings, lion g*.Ao.
FIXTURE 1 ? AND LEASE OF STORE.
Also, the fixtures of the store, comprising office furni
ture, shelving, class cases, sirns Ao
Also, a Quant ty of empty oaeei and cartons.
■w Catalogues ready and the poods open for exami.
nation two days previous to the sale.
PHILIP FORD 4 OO . AUCTIONEERS,
M. ■ No. 330 MARKET Street, end .31 MINOR
PiJsT LARGE SALE OF BOOTSAND SHOESiOR
THE FALL OP IBfio.
•»,00*i CANES.
% On Thursday Morning.
AugustM.at 20 o’clock precisely, we will offer bv
oatalorne, on four months’ credit.a most extenslveund
desirable assortment of t oots. Pliers. Gaiters, firo
gens, Ac., &0.. embracing about 3 tkd coses of the most
celebrated Eastern manufactures, and of oity-madn
goods.
The above sale will prove attractive to Southern and
Western bui ers. as the sale comprises invoices of fresh
goods direct from the jnenufa tu'cr*. •
I'artioulars m future advertisements.
ST. IiOUIH, HO.
VITIUIiIAMS, BOYLE, & 00., AUCS
\ TiONEERJS A COMMISSION MERGHANTS,
No. 6 North MAIN Bu, ST. LOUIBf Mo., Ifonnerly
with Messrs. Myers, Claghora, A Co. Phibds,) offer
their seiTinM to the merchants, manufacturers, and
others of Philadelphia, for the sale of dry goods, car*
pets, boots, shoes, hardware, jewelry, Ao>* Ac.
tfr” Cash advances made on receipt of goods.
Settlements made three days s/ter as If,
. psrxasßcxs.
Messrs. Myers, Claghora, AC>P*, Fhiladelphia,
.. lidKlA Lrojher, Fhiiaaelpbia. „
!. y a 5 Townsend, k Warrens, New York,
** L4B. Curtis A Co., New York.
*' Wood, Christy, A Com Bt. Louis, Mo.
*• Crow. MoCrearr, A Co., * 4 mhlfi-thstuXy
NOTICES.
I\OTICE—SEAtiEfI PROPOSALS, EN.
w DDBSbD *' Proposals, for Furaisbine the Public
egnoo'swith i ebieti or HchyylMfi Cgal.”vill pe re
ceived by the tjndor«t*ned at tno Controller’s office,
southeast corner of MX TU and » OKLPfII streeu un
til MONDAY* July SQ JBGO. at 1* o’clock M The oro
posals, which will loolodo the iterate of the coal, must
he for separate districts* as fol-ows: First diflt net. com
prising the First Second, Third- ami Fourth wards.
The Second district, Fjfth, Seventh, Eigh’b.ard Mn*h
Wajda. ;Tfte Third district, Sixth Eleventh, Twelfth,
and Thirteenth-wards. The Fourth district. T?(u&,
Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and Twentieth wards. The
Fifth district. Sixteenth.#*- veaMeiitfe, Euthteedtb, and
Wmetfienth wards. The Sixth distnot, the Twentr-first
yard.- Seventh' district, th« twenty-seatnd ward,
fckhth difttnot, the Twenty-third ward. Ninth distric;,
tno iVeatjr-foarth ward. r
there will l** two sizes required Eeeard*?tav« -nd
tho ton to Ij? J2IO pound.. vf.e oril ,t
«cstvndtitthesjm« time for the
Cft&Vc&ai hj'*hfDdi>ns’wood that may be required,
+iJ Qtltar &I the Committee on Supplies,
ROBERT J. HEMPHILL.
Secretary Controllora of Pnbtic Sch eie.
I'll 0 T X 0 E—Scaled Proposals, endorsed
ti * • Proposals for fufoishinj toe Tnhlfo PehooU of
the With Lehigh or Schuylkill
CdaV wi'l be received of the undersigned at the Con*
troUer’e office, 8, K» Corner BIX I Et and aDELPHC
Htreots. until Monday, July 2 Q. 1800- at 12 o’clr-clc M.
The Proposals Wilt include the storage of the Coat.
Thero will be two sizes required. Kg< and Stove, and
the ton to be 2 2*o pounds. Proposals will be received
at the EHiiio time for tee Charcoal and Kindlmg-wo.d
that may be required-
WILLIAM- H. FLITCRAPT, •
JyZI-3t ControlieroftheTwenty*i>>j’d.W4rJ.
TCOTIOE TO BUILDERS —The Board of
CoifimlssHiuerflumleranect of Assembly entitled
4 ‘An aot providing for ths erection of Pubito Bulldogs
in the City of Philadelphia,” approved April 3,
hereby invitep'ans and otiluatrs of onstlo tfaepu.d
ingsproposoc ?o be erectfd. 1 base Luildinrs are de- j
signed for the Bocopiroodatian of the oeurta of jast.ee.
lir.d their srpropnate offices, and the s»ve sir Sees of
recoin of the county* nod also f**r to© accommodation 1
of the several ceaartwe* t* and officers of the mn ic;- 1
p *1 government or the oity of Philadelphia. i
The* are W be placed on Penn Square ; the bnv'&nte 1
1 for the courts. &a., on the northwestern section, and ,
those for the munictpalgovernmenton the north-astem
: seotioo orsaid Square , „
A statement, in detail, of the sxtentof aodnmmn<ft
tion required for the respeouve departments and offices
to be located in these buddings has been printed, and
persons designing to prepare pi* ns are hereby relqrred
lor copies to any of the Board •‘fConnnissionpra.
Ground plans, sections, elevations, apd perspective
viewßof eooi building will reQUiaite, hccoippunird
with olear and esplanatiope
Thd estimates are to oe accompanied'bv complete
cpecifiestiona and with explanations of -the whole so
simple, minute, and lull that > &ey may be readily com
prehended by persons not specially instructed is arrfci*
tecure.
i The said plans, estimates, and speci6cations to be
! diMoted to the president of the Board, and furnished
bPore the lust d*y of September, A, 0. i?6j.
I Each person submitting a plan ronst indicate the wa
• tenals to be employed in constructing the buildinss on*
! der his plans.
j No compensation will be awarded or paid by the Corn
mtssio’ era J>»r the plans >o be submitted, »s hereby i?-
I vjteo. until 'he means of partying the said tei of A«-i*v*
! bly into effect abali be prnnffed, m accord**** with its
„ , ,al.-XXKBKR btiMKV, Resident.
' \jamL3 R. I IfULO-w. feeretary.
j jPh.ladelpMa, July 11. JBBO.
Baoi r «a.»7
OFFICE OF TIIB PI
reading railrc
PRLTHIA. July JJ, 1860.—T1
«m Coal uamported by this
from July H, upnl farther n
To Ihobracnd—-• «
rhiia^elpb;*.— —~»’~
loolioed Plane-. ►
Nioetuim.
Germantown R. R,.—
Falla of Sobnylkili....
tfaoayunk. .
V:sfom*a
Conihofcocken_——
Wved* Pomace...— .
Rambo'a .........
rfornst’nor Bridieyon
Poet KannMr... •
Koyer’a Foxa.-..
Araminxo....
Lfrne no*.. ._.
Pom town
UDMlaMvillo.—..
Monocacy
—
Kxeter....
Reading.. ,
Tuekarton _
I.eatpoit-
Mohrerille
Hamburg _ _
Auburn. •
By order of the Board of Manager*.
Jjff-Un Vs\ 11. iWcILBENHEY. S*o>.
PLANTERS* BANK OF TENNESSEE
. _ , . , , Wis/fFttlF, June*?, 18&).
This Hank has this day declared* dividend of tin tr
seven dollars and thr*e-«uarters per share oat cl ii;o
surplus or undivided p cfitnof rhe Bank pajama t > tne
Philadelphia ftleckholdera at the Wt-fiTER* RANK,
as follows, vi 2 : Tea per cent. and fractional parts of
one store in CASH on and after lha July next, a q . r r _.
the btisnee either in cash or new Stock at p»r.st tfiu -kTTrrTTrvT »o Tmm-m
-option of the Bank, on or after fceeteinber 17,15<30. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
By order of the Board. K- BH{Vi7>tersv
D. WEAVER, Gas»Ur. - __ YJ>R|c
" ■ 1 “'“ ' -■ i When oompleud. six ypAr* sgo, the NfOHOi**
; was universally pronounced the meet magnificent. 'v.r'-
yenjent, and thorough!* orcanjxeJesteohshnier’tof r e
kind on.tin* continent, W hat it was then it remain* »»-
day—WJtfcoctarrval lasise, )s mavtoozsness, scd'm
ihe general elements of comfort ana enjoyment, Tbe
Hotel has accommodaboos for one thousand guests, z«i
eluding one hundred complete suites of apartment* for
families. tox boaJrea pe rsous can be comlorucli «t*aLvi
at.the tables of ns three ptbho dinm< rooms, sod no
thiaritat modern art has devised for the convenience k a j
social gratification. of the travelling panbo bae hern
omitted in its plan.or is neglected in it* practical daiaiis.
The early reputation oi,the house at homo and al-,oad.
derived from its marnitudo* its superb appointment*,
and its home like comforts sunt luxuries, has been eu
haooedevery year by the unweaned exertions of t-a
proprietors.
mrl7-Sm TREADWELL, WHITCOMB- 4 Cc*.
pURE AND CHEAP BREAD,
MANUFACTURED BY TR£
MEGHANICAJ, BAKJSRY,
•AN BJ 037A1N?D AT TRB FOLLOWIN*
PLACES;
MECHANICAL BAKERY, S. Ty. corcerof Broad Mid
C.M. CLARK.— Pop? nr street) be low
Tenth.
H, MoNEIL.—~.■ —«-»->-■ 8. K. corner Sixth and
~ „„„ . Coates street.
JATHO A SON,——~ .No, 336 North Fifth street.
JOHN G. MOXKY ~-No.U2J Vine street.
T. P. SMITH,.—
8. SOOE— ~-.8. K. corner Fifth aad
W, W. MATHKW3.. ■.fi. corner Eleventh and
Loonst streets. , *.
0. KNIGHT. Broad street, below Wal “•
GKOBQIS GARVIN —NoIYub Lombard street
D. COURTNKY*
WM. COURTNEY
8. H< WANAftTAKEB
S. T.KNT7
_ „—Comer South Fourth ard - S
L. HOLLAND SAv“o'»^entha D , |
Oi.VinSAUDLER___.Naf wS'KS' EUvatih 5
tUSCt. S»
J. - WEIGHTNA^~— I ——— Thirteenth street, below ! £
_ „ Thompsonavteet. a
8. Si lOMhllSB<wmNo. IOiQ North Front ’
ttieet. ; 5
H BitOOKB... .. W, corner of Seventh : js
F. MORRIS,— I I
... .. . dll I
„ „ Shippcn street*: i 9>\
E.B. TURNER.—— No, 1215 SontE FroU 5
street. i
8K USTEH~—— _W. comer Broad &rd ' 3
THOS. T. BLEST —— Corner Nmetoenrh itreat '
B. 8. BOWN_.
J. MoINTYRE— 1
ALEX.FULLERTON
MRS.E. RAMBLER™.
J). iT. IV. WOLF, 633 Girard avenue.
SPYING FUND-FIVE PER CENT tN
, rA>T ß W>T'vnT?i ro - VAl ' SAFETi- Tlt< PV C^y-
V?M. .MtCRACKKN «B Hamilton I J^jSjJJtfiES'SSSySI K."s\sfe
R. R« ,N. W. corner of Twelfth The office is open everr <l*7 from nine r/olr-eV >- t v
JIJI fTTfi KT VIN __ Q ai \v^ l i r ,?n ®r r ,u ■ fi?e o'clock In the evening. and o*’ .Vo- A*
JULIUS S. W. cor. of 'liurteenrh and Thursday eve-nrs* till eirht o'clo*-* ‘
nml Parrish street. , Hon. HENRY L. BENNER* Pr«ii«*nt
.N. K corner ol J onrth ROBERT SkLFJUi&B, fiVe
BndOre«rtF»r,‘rt Willia* J.RsaD, ' n **
B. W. corner lei.fU aod Driscioas*
.cp£;w:. .M. 11 .: faStefcSK”'- fcsar&ssr''-
■WenPlnWei r hift f «thst. . SrJnnS k! S&, fwpliVtS*!
Tm ittvestotnt* are made, >n conformity ■with t-.*
: E^d Pi»«er. in Real Wt?s«^
. S£»£ n ?*£??**• an - 8 5 ch fiwt-cdtwi seeiinMes an willai
3??*. lerieot ■ econnt/ to the i-Yros.rora.
SWtffi* lo “ r ' '■■= ?
M.MPPKB
fans. 17.I 7 . ELLIOTT.
J. L. HICKS
C. H. RAINIER
N. L, YARNELL,
JOHN BARNDT.
OEO. B. TOWNSEND.—
M. MSCLEE3
D. HORTON,—
8* F. EBERLEIN . —~
le3-tf
M THOMAS * SONS.
♦ Ktt ,T> ar.rt m South FOURTH S-re«
U No« *7 an* C 9 >
STOCKS AND &KAL EgTA'XE.-TBIS DAY/M
t'amchlet catalogies now ready, containfob «’»-
jctiptirin, c.t allth»»mjani l..t»,ittdr.n Tu?»lkt
tlfh test.. wjth a list of tales of-Adjust Ilth, and a
great variety oi real estit® at crivate gale.
STOCKS AND BKAL EKTATF
tSAhVJB AT THKEXCHaNGB WB RY TUESDAY.
During the basiaess season la July and August on/y
occasional Bale*.
SS?" Handbills of each property issued separably, in
audition to which we publish, on the fatdiilay previous
toeacn, sa.e- one thousand catalogues, m pamphV-'t
form. givinr toULdescriiiUon* of all the property to bo
sold on the following Tuesday.
' STOCK 3 AND HK4L ESTATE.
•- Sa‘e At the Kxchsnta Tuesday, tTth July.
Pale at the*Fxchange Tpesday, 24th July.
Part orinCTjanafcTTTa for each sale nowresdy.
C a it of-real estate and-stocks, at
the Exchange, will hereafter be held at 12 o’clo-k,
I noon random the evenroc. at? o'clock.
Contributors have the option of either sale,
.REAL ESTATE AT FfttVaTK CALK.
We havewlargearaountof real estate at private
»ate. including every, description of city and country
property, pointed hate maybe had at the auction store,
_ , PRIVATE PALE REGISTER.
estate entered on our private sale re«i«ets
our public sale ahstrac,
charge a 1,000 are printed weekly.) free <t
FA I H F RIA TRA 05
Mr Catalogues m press.
- REAL EdTATE.SALB JULY at ■
Executor's Bale—Estate oi J.tc-«b 3. Lancaster dcc'd.
Handsome niodera Well-hmit RESIDENCE. NOIIK
Arch srrept,we»t of it'eet. 24 fast 9 inch**id
front. 13fl feet deep, through to CutbbertsTreet. 0 The
house has tkemad«manro«ovem<mts and conveniences.
Meat mortem DWi-LJ ISG, No. m i-11l n iSS
south of Green street. The ftbuso i* well built nnu has
the modem conveniences, Ac. R2J»a) mr.j remain oa
raortnaze.. Immediate possession.
Exeeirore* Peremptory ».ale—Estata cif. James Bail,
BTrtLMNG LOT. gpnng street, Camden, ff, J.
Bnnie.E»tAte-I£o ACRES TIMBER LAND, Lime
stone township..warren county. Pennsylvania, about
10 mi’es north of Warren. Bala ab. olnre.
BDHfAL UWn. Nos. m and m,
section L, PhiladelpiiA Cemetery. Sale alitoiu'e..
.Two-story Hfie* DWELLING, N 0.607 Hajea street,
between Reed and Wharton streets, Pirst ward.
PEREMPTORY SALK OF BONDS,
, , ft . „ „ On Tuesday.
O r«loclc Bona. aK tb« Fni’idpfejrfe Fr
en-%n« will be gold without reserve, for Recount of
whom it'nay coreem,
6 ten par cent bonds SUSO each- (Scmo,) of tho
l/atawiss*. Wiijitaispoxt. and Erie Railroad Caijipan?*
ltonds issued 31st July 186. payable Ist or Mat l*?i.
interest payable esau-annually at the Mechanic*’ Bau’i,
Philadelphia, -
_ »* * F Af. ESTATE—AUGUST 14.
Orphans Hannan, dec’d.
/Two story Hack DWELLING, Cathedral avenue,
Twenty-fourth ward
Same fcatate-Tvo-fttorr Brink DWELLING, ad-
Join>ng.
ioSo?. i " t&t ®'“ Tw °- sto n' Brick DWELLING,. s -
nfS^Mw?"" 9 S ° nl ' , ''‘’
Same F.*ate—GßOUF 0 K - (ST or,ooa,ear.
■ rerepjp or. Sale—B, otA'rof Heirs,
-VerTTauahieLOF.Saoiei.n tribes,on tke Tori
road, aiNjve tane. -ate ob*o!are.
.. B»»ls— Eststs of John Fesmrrc*.
RTc-iMBOsT BOT£L,’ > i|i BridcsLurg, frcnt.o2
o.u the rive? Delaware, .
RTORE AND DWBLJjINIj, No. 333 Grsen slieet,
Thtrdwftrd.
VERY IMPORTANT BALE.
By order of Trustees
MONTOUR IRON ngMP| NY’S AND
On To fled'•v. **
Eaef anVe-^ 0 ’ &t M at Ibe Philade!,lua
BirSifSalOAt “ M.mtoor rnmnij-. pa. cnn
*■ avery valuable m-neral lands,
SwiiSl?' 1 ® * Twllt £* rO JL c “ furnaces, nearly X*)
ayrejjin-a, offices. Ac., Ac.
• «eims— B2o.ooo ouh, when the property is struck off,
eajance on the execution of the deed, within 30 days of
Full particulars ready iu handbdb.
*£& No. 31 R AN«OM Btreet, below 7 * rj.
P ff KNCH PLATE Air«-
ISgBIaVINg1 E A? CARPKTB,
, Tm» &veamr,
, 2ltn insu atlOo'clook.atNo. 3! BANSOAI Street, be
low EIGHTH, 'ihe*upermr Walnut Parlor.DicGi-
Ro'’m.and| hani>-erFamiture,HaeyrencftPUte ii-r
-rorv, Gup Tawtry Brussels and Venetian Carpets, fine
J>n*ravia*s. China, Glassware. Ao. .
May ba examined at 8 on the ruomiug ot
the sale.
Booth FOURTH Slyer.
SVPhRtOR FURNITURE, FH fcNCH-RLATfc .Vi i-
RORS, PIAN*>-FORTE», BRVhBhLSCARPETB*
.. „ , , . OnThuradej 9donuug,
At 9 o’clock, at the Aucnoa Store, an awortmantot
exoetlent eecond-hand w/n.tara, elerant piano-tortes,
une
EousekMauie, removed to the store for convenience >7
ea<#.
| t A{so,aBb>okofdriigyista f fare, hollies, medicines,Ac,
Also. Hheivin:, drawors. Ac
MOSES AU>JTIONEXfi
, *ONEY TO LOAN.'
S3d f oooto loair, atthe lowest rates, on dlaaionJa#
walonea, jewelry, silver plate, arr goods, clothing, sra
oerie*> sega;*, hardware, cutlerf, pianos, mirror?, fur
niture, bedcips, and on goods or every description, in
large or small amounts-from one douat to IhnaParfU,
lorfinyknetb of time agreed oa.
■ST'The Oldest Est&bushed Hnoeo in this ,
W* Private entrance on RACE Street;
■R” Bmuness hoars from 9 A. M. to 9 F. M,
Heavy insurance lorUuifwuefit of dep®>ft»frrv
CHAKqrSXMii TWO PER CENT,
.fw* AdvasoM of 01 W and upwards at two per card.
Advances of SIGO ar.d Upwards, at one per cent, for
ATFHIVATES-LE.
tits usual selling prices, foldtarersod lepine watebea,
silver lever and leproe watches, Engiisb Swiss, and
French watches, at astonishing low pticoa. jewelTvcj
every description, very .low tguns, pistes, musical'in •
strumcn first of Havana ciyors. M half the
iraportstion pace, mcr.-r.nuas tosmt parehassrs, and
; rarioc* other .
i Attended to personally by the Anatiooeer.
, tJon^igttUicnUof nay ana every kind oi cooda soli
! Cited. MOBESNATHANfc-
PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
tfSaUMfeBOILER WORKS-Zffc'KlE A LFyy,
FfteCTlCM* AND THtOXKTI-SAL
iiAcamma. BiULSR-MAXEaa. atACKftMiTHs,
and PUVNL)r.xd, aavin*» Tor many year*. been \ n
soccesefQl operation, ardboea exclusively ccgmsed
building ana repairing Manse and Errer t Dimes, ftifi.
acd law pressure,lion Boats, Waler Tasks Propel'*rs,
*o». «tc- v offer their wmcti tot** pyd>:.c,.
as being folly prepared to contract for Ectioea of ou
sizes. Marine. River. and Stationary. Wrist ms oi
patera* of different sizes, are prepared la eznoeta or
der* with <taick despatch. Kvtry oeacriptujnof Pvxsrt
mating nude at the aio;te*t notice. HiXa aad *nw
Pressure, Fi*e,Tubular, and Cylinder Doder*. of taa
t?9st charcoal iron. Ftrrva«» cf«Da:z»
acd kindi; iron amt Bma* Castings. orailus«;n?t:oa*;
Screw Catt'O*. sad zU other wnr* con
c eel ad with the Wore besso***.
.3 Drawing* and specifications for all work done at the:?
o establishment. free of charge, aed work gu&rartUM.
- The subscriber* have cjspf# wharf coca room for re
, o pairs of c«ats. where they can lie is perfect
( ** . and are provided with ur&n. iix'ks. f&iu, 4®,, Ao.,
for raizing heavy crligbt weight*.
»>•* I JACOB G. NF.AFIK.
'•*? . . .JOHN V. L.CVV.
hiladelpbia and
.0 A D COM FA N Y—Pfi i !.* -
he FreirhtandTniLs
»company niil bee* Mltrsi,
notice:
rnnsr
■ I s'
5A S j
13 5.1
-I is
I S_ I I
Mil l.* ls 3 l«j
1.82. lffl iS ni
IJ53f lid li3 jJ?
llu l.gj LsS La
I*l l£i MU IJO
I*! ;-5, jy, lu.
1* 1-Si IJH no,
Lai !-5 lit! ij»i
| a a
a a a si
ija uffi i.o» *>■
1(& ljM. » 83;
l-c»[ 1 f7j Wi
iSS us * 88'
»K »;> 5) a
Mi Kl K J 6
! « Jl 51 7|
«ri g © 72
aIS s? 72
£1 s .75 U
H 8 is 63
7S 77] 111 a
ft If a 67
73 73. » ts
-11 l K)l iit
'•« POINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY, No lot
i:5 * HBACHfITMt. t a.Pu!^.:,t,j.-W!L
-I,l# ’ LIAM H. TIES* in.onui hit fr.etds ihtt, Ks.nsi pj’-
Ii« . stock H Piiiarmi at a*»v» Fo-;a-
I.CJ , drj.ae u nov prepared to receive crdt-slnr Hou.rr,
l,oi brut, and gatr Mi»l Ca/us-*. &r*», Ch»w.'.!, % ~!
l.co Hoase Work, ‘isar.Bf. C&aucia cad* r/uoj Hj-.tr
-94 twrawry or Cssois ruraara. ia dry o? pms aiM. <u
91 , lo»g>> tn*a n
q UKTU r. MXMICI, I.TiljlijN KUl’<l t
ta i wrttuw k. MKzxict.
% j COCTDWABK FOUNDRY.
If & FXPTH AND WASHINGTON STSKfcT*.
. ran.±vEL?au.
g : MKRBICK A SONS.
2 „ , ENGINEERS, AND SioafiilWs,
2> • Manufacture Kwrb acd r-cwiTßSt*££ Jilt'd an.
m i for .Land, iliTsr. and JBjk/ißXwmty.
« Oomoawn, Tank*, iron Iteai*, Ac,;o«ctcj
m i ©fall kutaa, oHner Iron or brass.
S 1 ro SsXi^J.io: 6,fo ' v -' ork *' Wcrk «-'«• -b^-
J*CtorU acd Gu MaoiunsiT of tho latest and me*! iai-
Btovta oocsti action.
Ever* dMariptaon of Plantation Machinery, sock u
Sjtt&r, Bav, and Gmt Mill*, Vacuum P*c*. open i->sa
Trams, Defooators, Futer*, fvinpifit Kasine*, Ac.
Soie Agent* for N. KilUflax’s Patent Surar
Appantvs: Nasmyth's PatsM Susa Sttknmo;: a*d
Aspinvail 4 Woisej’s Ptts»i Otevifaial Sa*ar Pnm
ins Mubin* M ( T
•No. lift North Fifth street.
~N. W, corner Sixteenth
and Pine streets.
.-No. ms South Twelfth
street.
-Federal street, abo\e
6\xth.
Coates.
. Corner of Fifth and Chris
tian.
•No. 1731 Coate& street
.Tremont and Pme Grove
Penna.
, "W eat On&at*r, Peru.*
.Atlantio City, N. J,
. Florence, N.J
Columbia, Pa
aucniNEßy and iron.
BBACHUed PALM i.« ipn a.
HOTELS.
SAVING TlMis.
** A little, Imt often, fills the Turse.”
CTRANKLIN SAVING FUND, No.if
-*• 136 South KGtIRTH Street, bo tureen Cha**-'
nut and Walnut, Philadelphia, w™J&IJ?*!
: OB demand. ** <
Depo.itoi«- monsr seoorM tji SaYorair. K ;t,i -
State* and City Luuix* v?:oaad Heuit, j£or?~‘ vT
safes, Ac. { ->
'This Company safety tetter than larva -
pronto, oorseenentij snll ran m<ri&v mfh /V#.',./! 0
"tors’ Kwe;. bat buveit at all rimes rwusvto j s ‘3
return, inth« per cent, iater*»t, t.» tu» o£zi?r,ae , 1"
SSendll aITO * dono * TnU Dsverjj?
.i/^5??l e, £is* ri5 ® i or single, and Minors. can its
intbei/own right, nud such Ueiosik* caa‘
be sMbdravn oxvr by iheiroonaenr. ) n*
Cain«ferp«tMl, incorporated I*7 the 3 'it? ,?
SLEW 1 ’ T lll5 authority to recsUe money ",
from trusteesand executors. 7 u
UtRGEANp SMALL SIMSRvo-EIvKD. -
Office open daily, from 9roSo’ck»k, atj oc *
Wednesday evemni until 9 o'clooir, 1 A
T v« DIRECTORS. |~*
Jaooh B f ShtmcoD, Cjra*C«uiu-2li&de?, ;a
John Shindlor, George Rnserii, lc
Malaobi W. filoip, Edvard T. Hyatt. ! «•
KramUiaAr, Henry Delauy, {
Nioholw Ritteohoo»o» Nathan Mp<4:?y, )',r
Jce,B.Sattarthyraite, Jooes Yerfccs, ? | 3
_ „ ji
CTKbs Cadwa7.lidxk. Treasurer. '
a pS‘j ’.}
** A Dollar is twice cc.rned. 7 "