The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, July 25, 1860, Image 3

ArtRWWD 46 Cftvifft Sdfcxpß.—On Mon*
rvf'> : xijjy'?Qah'jt womaD» whol iff ft lq Oat!*
too *trea; v t i w»rd, di-
termluiritd.wak* hwsy with herself. She jMfroofd*
£«\riu6uat; pfter.diveitlng.
hsree'f of her hoopod tUiltt. *o that,she should not
be sustained by it lu the water. she peeped or«r<
botrfi. -Finding dh>*Dfnjt to'be ahot very plea wit
operation, she * derrick wbioh happened to
bend. Mud rhe -shouted .lustily for belp
while holding, on If. Sbewas finally rescued, aba
she again put ob her discarded crinoline and -re
turned home. ,
, . BCRS3tNG,"OP. A FaCTOUT AT; OLOUCEBTER.
—The large atsh and blind factory owned by Tbos.
Learning, and situated ob Middle**; street,, al&tft
. half a Btfle frou the Gloucester terry,, wo.d&M-.
pietely deetroyed by fire early yerterdayyibrateg.
' AVliie factory had not been la operation®** wyeral
- day*, haring stopped l*t repain, believe*
that the plane was fired by an The
Joes is abwutfift-OOO:- No i&parau*# ‘ -
The light niede'by the oeofiigratioa rra? die
f.DoJyaeenoraralerge portion of our city. •
Pul. TtcAL Exccrpetojr to Lancaster.—
There will ee a gri*»d/tara.bufc of ‘hePeopla’s
party at Lancaster’ibis evening. The People’s
Odtapaign Olabtd'hlaci-y, Wm B Mann, Etq.„
pmuiUat,.wjU* tnehe an exauteioato Lancaster ou
’ tbsooeaafcn-, Tner* will be one hundred .new unl
firms oat. ' A bund of music baa been engaged,
; aad ; thb display of baudeta, transparencies, do ,it
la expected, will be very fine Exounion tioketx
have been issued by-the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company
Camden va. Excklsior. A return match
hetwean the aenend .eleven'<>T the above oloba was
played on Monday afternoon, on (be grounds of the
. former, ne«r Diamond Cottage.' After aweil-coa*
tested game, it yrss decided, to fsvor of the Excel
sior, by the following' score; Excelsior, 71 runs;
Camden, 66; to favor of Excelsior, 5 runs , After
thp game m beautiful ball was presented to the Ex
.eelilpr by their generous opponents, whloh was re
•eived wtih nine cheers and a tiger, and responded
to by a like number of oboerx. - >■
Charged with Highway. Bobbery.—
Samuel Brown was arrested late on Monday night,
on the charge of having, knocked down a woman,
at Front and Spruce streets, and tabbed her of
seven, dollars. Elisabeth O'Donnell and Jacob
ifjer, who were in company with Brown at the
time, ware altt arrested -
Tots Piratic Buildings oh Penn Square.
—A mesting-ol oitisens favorable to the looaiion of
the new public buildings at Penn Square will be
held this evening, at eight o’olook, at National
M«H, Market street, above Twelfth
. Salks of Beal Esi at Ac."«<
*The following sto ike. real-estate, Ac., were sold,
yesterday, at noon, by M. Thomas*
AS»ni*
AfirstMortsaffe «ix pc reset coupon Ixmd of the Lo
xanC<oaUM > V&)Mm'ngand Manufacturing Company
-mi fm 81 per eeat* 9455,
hflfo. foer shares Loeau Cotmfr fV«.) Minins and
kUnufwjtariaa Corapahv—par f ItOeieh 971 per share.
Throe-story brio* swelling- Soatta Niuth street; above
Ellsworth streets lot If b>#4 feet, subject to a yearly
ground rent of #M», #928.
Modem r*sid»Bos, Arc» street, west of Broad street*
II feetSinekea front b Itt(bet deep, subject toa yearly
gr..ot.d retof #*7l.#.9ltiUW, .
Bmsß building MvCsnidea. ft. J., #25.
ISO aeree land, Waireo oounty, Pa;, to cents per afire*
Legal/ Invilmgenok —Quarter Bes*
stoss—Jadge Allison.—Desertion eases occupied,
the attention of rKleoouri the entire session, but
none of the caws possessed sufficient Importance to
require reporting. In the main the examinations
disclose faults on the part# of the wife as well as
the. husband, and.ibstead of obtaining the wished*
for order for a separate maintenance, the ladies
are sent away with a long lecture from the Judge
In regard to their marital obligations. -
•' To-day the c&eo of John Donnelly, charged with
being accessory before a larceny, is fixed for trial,
and with its disposition will end the jury tiials’for
the term.
John C. Ilecnan.
The New York Dattg Netcs says
Now York craves another excitement. It lan-.
gnishas for something, new. The Seventh'Regi
ment encampment out of mind; Great Eastern
“ played out Hieks forgotten; the Walton mur
der A thing of the past; the Zouaves come and
gone, and even the Savannah Bines already a lUt'e
old!. Something good and strong is immediately
demanded to quench the universal thirst of cock
ney doth for a. sensation. Lo, it’r at hand! The
Benicia Boy, having indulged in a little of .what a
retired friend In tbodruggisC line designated ms his
opivm turn tKsttalit}' is now freah and fair for
tbo eontribaiicKt of bis share towards the world’s
amusement end at theaame time not disinclined
te put away a reasonable modicum' of those me
tallic productions for which our industrious fel-
Jow-eiUsens in the streams, the rocks, .end the
gulches of California, ere digging with common da*
hie industry, and sending hitherward by way uf
what Weli ecreei people call remittances. In a
word, Mr Heeorur has arranged to give a few spar
ring exbibitlfms in the cities of New Yoik, Poita*
delpbla, and Boston, perhaps In’Baltimore ami
Washington,, wad ppuitbly ia, Kew Orleans, and
hopes to realise therefrom net profits sufficient to
give him a aong littla sum of'inrerest money, and
tho* provbje axalhttthe proverbial “ reisy day ”
Is these exhibitions, the firetofwbioh will be given
iu this city on Monday evening next, Heenan will
he assisted by Jook Macdonald, and a lively tpee*
laMa it will be to eee theoe two star artlsU amica
bly “ pot bp their bauds” with each other.
Ileeaan made considerable money white abroad,
but “vpent it,” ea be says, “likeaMi jor,” All
told, hii earning* In England and Irelaod amounted
to nearly $35iWO For four sparring exhibuioLS.
given .in. four rowoa io Ireland he received the
portly sum tf fi? 506. bat U’s nil gone— I .‘ gilded
smoothly away iike the. hoam
mao’s life”—and now~he wants more ’ -
We understand it to be Mr. Heenao’s Intention
that these exhibitions shall be divested of tbo
reughnesedhat has hitherto attached to them; end
to accomplish 1 thee object, they wtll be .presented
in connection with other entertalnmehta.ihat may
be witnessed by the 14 fairsex,” and by those nicely
got.up people who dou!t like taJhavo Aiim*»»U*
tninga 4 *oome betwixt the wind and their nobility.”
A Romance of the Indian Rebellion—
Wheeler.
Oar readers will remember tbe terrible massacre
of Cawr.pors - duritigthe Indian revolt in 1857,
when the wells were filled with mutilated bodies if
-outraged and mardeied women. - The horror ot
Abac iftrtlled tbr« ogbont the eivilized world, and
the m'm ofJfctt wboleeale butchery was followed
by a feeling tffpaiuful anxiety as to the fate of
' Satee Emily Wheeler, one ot the captives cf tbe
osarMCiewho ha Abeen spared to undergo, it was
believed, a more dreadfulfate. Seven Indies were
spared from the bmaheiy at Cawnpore and ear*
nedoffby'eono of 'the rebels es private booty.
Arbocg imm was Miss Emily Wheeler, Youngest
daughter of General Wheeler. Six of the pnto
ners were afterwards delivered np to Nona aabib,
die chief rebel, and perished miserably in captivity
with a hundred and thirty other*. The “sowar,”
a trooper who had evp'ured Mies Wheeler, refused
to give her up,.and fled with her from .the camp of
theehief Frost lime to Umevague rntnors other.
• fiats reached tbe British army, hut all efforts to
reseae her proved unavailing. At length one of
the leading oficers in Bombay took op the scent
be employed Mahomed Baksb, a rebel whose
guilt was too great to fellow him to, hope for mercy
.wen under the royal proclamation. To secure hia
fidelity the man’s eon, equally guilty with himself,
Tfge'y+pt es a hostage, xfae rpy bound himself by
the BoX.eplemß ot native oaths, and ,by the life he
believed tSpnld else be forfeited, to the faithfol per*
formanbe o *his perilons mission. Us wash native
also of Hls roato to the rebel camp,
la through the entire length of
4ttf httehfel frob?{sr outpost*. He ran many
4a«gerfe and had to a&«ome various disguises. Step
byatap be traced hia way oouuanoioatiDg with
M4w Harvey from several place*. Every arrange*
meat was made to secure Miss Wheelers escape in
she eveatof her being discovered. But; at each
step tbw truth bsaaao evident that sha had been
brutally maiderod, and that herceptor hadfslleo
(a the Bootwsl engagement. .We give the spy’s
in the first nlsoe, to Bampore. wherc I
made very eloae inq awe*. regard log the sowar
whom I was to trace out, but I conld get no tidings
iff him. I learnt, however, thet.at the reqaest of
Mr,'Wjl*oß, the Weirsabjff Bsmpore had rased
the man’shcose to tbegronnd> .It hen at onoe
proceeded In search of bka into the districts round
about Bsmpore I went to a place’ln that pro*
vince called Betaapore, where I ant np at the
* Sarrer/ A man, a Pervian, who bad been Capt.
Wheeler’s servant, happened to alight there also.
At night we got into conversation with each other,
emi be then t* Id me that the sowar who carried
.. away General Wheeler's daughter had mar*
gored her end thrown her into a well. I
went on to Bh*haghar, where, too, I
nude inquiries. - There . I was informed
.that 1 amen naoaed NUam All Kbfen, a reesl*
: dar, was killed in the battle at Toclripore. On
this I seal Major Hervey an Invitation by post
...fft«mßareilly."and Informed him,that his name
oorrespondeo wlfh that bf the aowfer sfter whom I
bad been .deputed ;by him. I than went, on
to Phiilibheet, where i learnt that some -of'the
enemy arrested ar one of the outposta at they wore
>2oaping from tbe fight at Bootwsl, when they
Iml Interrogated aoont the man, Nizam AH
vj.,> deeUted that, he bad aoted very wickedly.
Taev aafu had been accompanied (trom Cawn
nore) by sod sister; hot that, on soae
»®™* thorn .It on. oifht,
iu wife fro “ him. «<* «>«•-
opoo ho wont nnd killitt tt* JoangUd, In .ho Jon-
X»n4e.Mh*r bodyin*•"; 5““ fc V'3
w.i (ho nooount thty g.v, of him. §?<• ***** •*>'*3 h»4
-ilndHUnd thnt to pfrirhed In the
fcniil* ol Bootwel. In »,«fj «nt»or»b]«jnanner
{< lane ihstrrahet .he taih ’) All thl« ■ ajerj
one ewote to: eo thnt. ihertnpon, I left and tinted
my wny bsek towerda Jnbhulpote, when now I
her, arrived' (tnow noihlng more. I mode nil
the loaoirlee teoald, netiog op to m. promise on
the euhj'Ot. If the men bed .till been olive, 1
would bne none on In my MsMCh for him. Tho
jungle in' whloh the jubog Ml waj .loin wm in
the Soother dfetrlet (KfltUo?) My isformint Rlio
*«id thet it wee not hsowa where the wife end .la
ter hnd gone to. but that for the maß himeelf, he
bed,been killed »t Bootw‘*u’ - . ■ ,
To the antivo mind the erpreetlott tr,misted in
i the eboae “in » very olaeruie manner.” eooveya
the idee of something ,booking Sad dl.gti.tlog The
wtirnee .weald be wed of anchdeeth. tu those of
■ pjfllnorfletod.
Tat Patent}At Uonsewipe.—Vsir,” said
He 8,, epeeklug of hia wife, the behind of n
lady woo wait oxoloelrely devoted to rfaej.stio of
faint, “ Sir, she would bare made a dnihpllcg of
the apple wkkrti rtrdeled the law ef graeitition to
Xiirtoo.” ' ' .' \
B<ntm COc*Tv.-rZdw»td Morgan, wl%
barvaatfng on Monday evening lilt for William
Hartley, of Bntler townthlp, sink down, end in a’-
few aeeonda wet dead Ilf. Morgen, though gmng
about, Wta lit ooor heolth for some year. poet. The
(tehlo of AM. Metlnndlesa, of Centre townabip,-
etatht Ire end wea barned to the gfoond on Sa
turday evenlog laet. The annual fair, of the Bnt-
Mr County Arrletdmrdi goelety will be held on the
lgth, 19th, nnd Mth deys cf Beptemher.
—The era of the lete tt, P.'R. femes, tho diarfn
gobbed zoveflat, liteo neer Chlppewa Falla, Wb
'ttokrtn: 1 *
■- liovnvnjtra or rat Pnitrcn or WjaLaa.i-Prlnoe
'• A«mit ««wd jeenwe Vd dnilr »t Moutretl. where
nrrn'aetUfaitahnveheriinmdetatt.vevlm s raorenea
water of W.VtMr.' , -Tl>e [.oednn Times, in an srttete
•medniftthe m»)t of. the diatintraialied youth to thle
. ade ef teajtthutfe- ex.retae* tbe hone .that he roer
s Caited /t.tei aa well »e
- ' ; ''&Can>b>T’ud tWii'aSwn tdl. he me.< a. nd tome
. 'V.timd in thUMtlaktmiWllMOaani fW Wmaelf while
here oae ef.th!« .•!?«»»'* mAheeenunlt aolte t?»do **
' . Vffi.kaown-ktip, of t *ll
- 'eoe; 'l,.'*,'Wr' eUeet, nhove i«th, ■
efetAitcnQi Awn comnyout.
' Tke Moser M»rket. ’t*
* PHILADSLPHU. Jit t tl* JkO,
At the Stock Board prioao. enow firwa*** ao
ttvity. The miuinx atoeka arewlU dulh* Pehnsrlva
nia Min ns share* are odd ate, »nd B 'hrimao olosoa at
»* bid. 9aaked.no eilee beio* reported to-day. ''ouh
Peansi Ivm'l > obctteJ mortaef a bonds sold at tOltf* and
CitysixeaatWlM* Philacaiphia Bank shares brought
pnryuars'ead Meohaclee’ Bank 07K- Union Bank
ofTei.uessee,oBif. Reaver Meadow Railroad 61. Read
ing Navigation preferred 23&. common
JO, esd Pennsylvania Rai road an adv.ince oi X, '
s The New York Timti ea»» the werklv Averages of tbs
Mn»sof rheouy ot New York, oo Ratorday* July 31
1650, present in the argresafe the following ohanges
i om the previous exhibit of July H:
Increase in Loaut
Deorease in Specie. W.HS •
Decrease in Circulation - . Ml 814
increase in Undrawn rephsits. 1.611*301
iicludins the * leatinx'House .operations *** the
week, wfairh s&uws the interchanse between the banks,
and inoradin*. s so.trte Buh-Treasary statement of Sa
turday,' the following i* the. ►enera! eo ' pa ison with
the previous exhibit, and also with the movement this
timelutvmod: z . n , m .
Losnj... .119,W» 1* UB«9*» jni;3i«
5..01* : 81.1M913 23 44 .61. , MT
CmnlMlon.... 817U.26 .83614
Gron deposit... ,9. 416 033 107.717216 W'lpH«7B
► xobMited.., ».ll4lli> *3437 761 S-J»**7
&ndr»»n 3l 869 4>S 88.74121
In Hub-'l reaeury..... 616 ,662.. 6434.367
'ib«'specie aversgest b»"ki« 8t on<i> tnamtaioßU,
and the pjeoent totalis two millions ahead of the earn
time lasi year • hile the- Sab- i reasury balance is also
larger b? #867,080 Tbeave ege • f loans aid u»s oU’»ts
ha® sot-e n>'title •eexoreraonlli n • d ai omeny,
no doubt, on temporary loan and short-day di k e unis.
Tub oepo*it line is also stiongey, and the renerM ease
ofthouift ketto-da>oi. aUnegotntio s itside of ninoty
da* ais unquestioned. Ti.e longer date oils, or inme
credit, double name *rea)io in request at. finer rent.,
1 aid <mriists of long paper, fiefi months,ai.6hi©7 per
'i lie following is a statement ot the amount of coal
transpo ted over the Lehigh Valley Railroad, for the
week ending July SI, ItfiQt
Week. Previously- _ Total.
" Mines. Tons. Cwt. Tons. wt. Tons cwt.
Hailston 2 tMU ®i.809«2 S 3 314 19
Bast Su* sr Loaf. .... SOW 00 72 440 08 78-459 J
Council Ridge........ j,9Sfii6 tfi.7o7 12 m
Mount Pleasant... * 7.5*7 03 O3
Spri g'Mountain.... IJ#9 15 K#7ol
Coleraine ......... 516 13 25'So It ?soi?!S
lB 18 J0852U ,
New York k Lehigh., 3M 00 «.273 06. « gif'o6
North ennnx Jtt’m... 1,476 ll W *M w , M SZ *1
wouth Spruix#t’tn . sea l? gff »
Jedco;.. 76110 11,004 M
F»s Black C*eek...... 7uooc 10-77 17
German Fenna J S vix i?
OUur Shipper*- . 3D i 7 4 486 16 4 7X4 13
Total .11.331 01 442815 13 466.679 14
'"’'lD 285 72 322,073 .9 532.3..9 U
Inotease- *,«B 09. 120,771*4 1Z352003
' The lollowinc is coal tonn&t® of the fchamokin
ValUy ana Pottivllle Batlroad Company
’ Wf'l;
Per w#*k ending July 31 4 PS3 15
Same lima last year.. ..3 740 17
Increase.. 124*16 » 16 423 11
Philadelphia Stock Exchange Salub,
July 21. l*»
RsFOfttxo »T 6, K. Blj.tma.kz*, Slttt Walnut Sti est.
, FIRST BOARD.
S7Qoabt'Penna 6* Cft POOi 40 Perm a R.....0Mh. f 9«
IttriOity 65..... ——. .101# WBohNavCo....bs 10
WCityflsß-... .....101 *8• d>—. b». 10
WO '-imlractv&t 10»... 2( 30Wilm’n R 4i>*
wo Wya K 10* oash. .10tH 7 do. . - •; «4tf
i 0 Race & Vine .... 3IJ* 25Readmit R.... v *l 66
, S«eo &Tb it* ZOO Penn tfmßg..lS. 4
00 Green 3c Cottei... 22* 2 Far ft Mtohs Bk. 67K
310 d0........10ta... 2* 4 Pbilaßk ....... .llgk
a Penna K 3)£ 12 Union UK, T§n.fcs «B>*
13 do, 89&|
BETWEEN BOARDS. *
3’Green ft Coatee... 23 J SCO -oh Nav C0....b8..1«
20 do ...23 ( 2213th ft 3«h etR....12)i
7 Wilm’n R-: 4»tfl
SECOND BOARD.
, 1000 Penna6s Cft P... 9}{ Hi Lehigh Scrip S7X
1000 Reading Ji. 6s ’Bt.. 721# 25Green * Coatee... 2$
AW do ’BB . 7»U 10 do. 21
«Uo6oh Nav 6*...’82 76 6’elDlvCnl 4'3£
4 0 Cnl Soup 30 *6 Seo ft Th-»t R. ...-7,
W BeavMead 1L.... 61. 23Cam ft AmbK....l3b,V
10 do .....61
CLOBIHG PRICES.—STEADY.
Sid, Aik** Bid. Ashot.
Philadelphia 6«..1M WIV I Wmsptft E7s Im. 66 70
IOI,V Lon* laid K 12>S 12&
Philaos.. new 104' wu3 l end ft N...... 66 •
Penna fis Mnt off W3* 9i>4 • ebCI&N Penpn7J4 371*
Seedin'B 2i« 81« Norih Penna R...)otf Wi
Readingbd*7o• 84*4 Mtf.N Penna*«• , 76V
Read6e’9ointoßB9J4 90 N Pen. »R 10e ,10i» 102
Read mt fie'as... 72 V' 7214'CaUwieaa latmb.29 So
Knnaß »,H 553 Frnki ftSootbß4® , 01
nssßSd intfie B# 90 .See ft Tkd st* R «)» 44
Horne Cnloon.. 60s 66)4 Race ft Vme-at..3l Sih
Morns Cnl prf.Ld 119 iweetPhtla R..... »
SobN fis’OiaoffrrVl 76 Spruce ft Pine... 103* ll
BchavlN»vlm6s,{S .. Green ft • 'oatee.Jß V-K
BehnylNavStk.. lOVlCheet ft Walnut.SO 33
ttofiuyJNavirf-. ȣl /
Philadelphia markets.
July 24—Evening.
In Flour there ie little or n«BJve doing la the way of
•alee, and no change to note In the market, the demand
bath for expo- 1 end home nee being limited &' 85.16®
6 87)4 for sta» datd superfine; #6 60 for fresh gron ddo
from new Wheat: •f1fi0«673 for extras; and 88®660
IF bbl for extra family and fancy brands- ae in quality
Rye Flour is •• Jliog at #3.42)4. and Com Meal at 8&37J4
6ffbh». • •
WHgAt —The market is dull to-day 5 there is not
much off* tag but barer* come forward alowlv, and
nbnnt3,6oo bus sold st •1200128 for rede, and #lSofl>
140forwhite.esiD q-aity.*i>* Initer for prime- Rye
is quiet; old Penna is held strSe.ard nawat76n tF bu.
Coro is coining in slowly, and about 6001 ms >« How s'dd
at 67868 c. mostly at the former rate in»tore. Oats are
warded; o’d Penna. sei'ing at 4»e ta wore, and Delaware
at 7o with bin few offering ; 1 tO) bus new do sold at
33 c-6e.
i ß*ek—lst *o. 1 Quercitron is Wanted at $2B
Co»toy.—’Th* Dimket is quiet but steady; the de
mand is Fumed, and hne grades getting soaroe. a
Giiocf,airs.—The movemrot is ortrC>ed to Bugsr.
which is selling at full prices. Coffee is scarce and
wanted. ,
Phothtcmi.—Them**Tlet is almost at a standstill,
owing Ui ihe firmness of holde s.who are demanding a
further arivan-j»: sales of fv-rk are making at
•19 £0»19 76 bhi., the latter in a small way.
AnieKycoot’Uuesooli at Zlcttn. for Pepnsylvania
andObiobbU|*)o fordrudne,*sd*le. lor hhds.- - -
New York Markets of Yesterday*
Graiw.—The same o'Uses whi A h hare produced the
doloeas in the Flour mar et exercise tleir induenoe
on ti tof Whev, which is quite heavy «•» a mrtnerde
olmeof ]<rfo, Therroe{ptsaxgrerate3o 7fi9bas while
the sales transpired thus tar are hot trifling- and rot of
sufficient mamiiude to report. The supply of < ornia
Jnite eacaeding 114 1 00 tills, and wl h»
ixht demand, and a pr*Mjnr'de*ir«or t" re
nlixe. the ma-Wt is quite heavy, tome 33 000 bus
.were taken et OOEsrfilo *or Western nitxed Rye is
qu'etet ffles&v Barley is dull a T d noiuinal Outdare
quiet at 388400 for Southern and Jersey, aud 4'cMlo for
A«»rtnetn end W» stent
L* tii* are rather more iuqnred niter, tint pricer show
no change; sates o< OXVOO at • 60,6 inns
Lb ad.— 1 he market remains *-ui) and depressed. With
small sates Ppaniahat $6 60, and 1000 pigs Galena at
•6 608561)4. cash f .
Pkov<s’o>s—Po’k testeadr but quiet, with sales of
lOUhblsnt •I9a7>4vl9fofor newlbeea* 818 60 f»rold
do; IM6Oll6otoroid r*nme hiu 14 37)4 for ew do
Beef is q» jet nd Gin. w»th rales «flu lib's at $48426
for Country ‘rime; •475ff660 for Ouotr* Mesa; 66
81060 for TCpaoved Western, and •11812 tor extra
M»ss tfems srequiet at •l»8l6. prime Meis
Beer is nominal at •13o)8 Out meals are quiet and
firm ai 1« ?»8110 for Hams, and HHttSHo Tor Bhou<dflrs.
Bacon is quiet > ard is firm, with sales of 100 bbis at
13ml Ho tta ter and Cheese are un hnnsed
Wbuxy isquie , with sties oi 1(0 bbls at2oHo.
NEW yb'-K CAT.Lb MA* 1 KET —First Day-
Tu tdav —Mnn% drover* and ope afore wb > for Mome
months bavet heen sroames over the lone pi ie» of yr<*f
Cattle, end like Mioswber. b«ve been wsitittg for
something to turn up. indulged the bore that
tb« sudden upward movement m pricce, commenced
two we fas Ran, would immeciatelr prepared
to start for the sreateity of flew York their drove of
eatr«. end have them hers in time to bme KO.«d prloes.
Tbe sl«cbt anvances of lsrt week and the week befo e
have attracted tupphe* f'om all quarters, and we nave
here- in oudsammer, over. 4 0 0 cattle, fresh from the
W'stern prf iriee and our own Mate and near by pas
farads*. Tb*sto<y « f to dat’sexperieoceattfulrs Head
is easily The market is slutt* d {sellers are anxious
'os»i).aod..boyers,l*ogb at the idea of pa* Ins within
one east per P* ttod ot Ustweek’f priors, and when the)
do buy,they often m*far the weirhtof the bu If*cktoruit
tticmsslves.snd ssm SO to 100 lbs on even steer. We
aunte LroßidatoSo tt: some drovers sod at #lOOl2
4? hand lower than lest week. The quantity h bi.by
speonlators is much leas th-ti formerly, •ihecunnnie
ones were shy • looking lor a reaction; those who bousi t
have geneiauy lost m >ne». but have lean ed somethin*
that will ba valuable for the int re.
BulTalo. more tha» usually- baa altracte * the attention
of (peculators Several parties bought there at prices
which ibey will hardly realise ben*, by 8* 88-and
#2O A t*w dro*'er, or broker nis said has been
mceiy MedJn Huffalo fits d but is not very eneou*
raging, yet be has plenty o> plnck. and will try it akaid.
am ÜbneUr bontbt 15 Kentucky Hteers nt Rnflalo
wei«bi"K 7X cwt fie aind them here for $6260 a 1 eraye
each. Mr. '•.'loses at lent 8200 and nrobtbly more
Mr. Brule bon* tat 8s at Albany and sold them here eta
lots. The prospects lor to morrow werenntfavo.able,
and the day m >y bs set down as tbe bluest of all the
b'.uo days this season, A
mipohtStlows7 ~ x -
(Reported ter 'fbe Press.i
ST. JAOOBB CUB\—Brig F»d -304 bhds, 8t
hbls sugar. Jl hbds ijiolasie*, O', W. Bornid >n & Bro.;
66 fabds, 1W * bis susa , Ic W. Welsh } 70 hbds niolas*
sss, John Mason at Co; 23 hbls green gin.er, Captain
TV go.
■AEurg ifimiioifihcs
VKK FOFI7B PARE*
afrtvfb „ t
Bri, Ell* Rood, Turn, from BU-w .1. Cut*, Jth lort,
with »ursr sod molseses to O W. Bernadou St brother.
SaHed in company with Br.schr helirse* ’or Halifax.
I.eftbar* i ventidp.and Ltpda fl tewart. Wb’te, from
and for Wew York. Ids Sr. Jato wa* very health?, and
no cases of fernrhid occurred up to the time of the
brit’sstiiine. The K. B.ex r eri*reed bvht wirds and
calms the entire passege. sad err. in the Csp** rpst,
a comet wes visile the first seven days out bo inng
W. bv 8.,«l«on* JOdevree* al»ove the borison.
Pobr Vanda ia. Cooper, 1 day from Pjmyraa, Bel., wilh
'wheat and oats to Jas L. Bewley and C 0.2
OLFidIEB; - .
Pohr Fly, Chee#sro*o. NantucketaL Roth'ermel &00,
PchrCß Paynter. Hopkins. Hri.*geport, do
tchc Alverauo, Stunley, Belfast, Me., Biakiston &
Cox.
BV TELVOBAPU. „ _ v
f,.r f'nniwieiphia Exohenre '
. CAFE ISLAND. N J July H 58’ P M.
Thebn*War Basle,for Portnu Pr'noe. went to eea
to day. Wind N W—weather very fins and plenaaet.
Yours, *p, Tttoa. B. hUOHBS.
memoranda '
Kennebec, Johnson, hence arrived at New
r Morae' O iver. and Rookaway. Lufkin,
from Livetpw»larrivrd at New York yesterday.
Hhip tjwo.xi Walker, Luce, for Cdllao. sailed from
iydney.N.j*. W, Ma* 2d. „ „
ehipDrosdnonght, eamoele, from New >ork at Li*
V Bflrk°>3»valif r, MoLeod, cleared at Baltimore 23d inst,
for -lode Jancfro.
Bark Antascnisr. Williams, from New York, arrived
ath'dney.N.B W.,MM§d. , . .
Birk Jtendser. i anf&ir, for Btrbadoes, cleared at
Naw \prk yesterday. . .
Brig Aw Swift, Avery, for St. Thomas, cleared at
N*w York * esterda? , . .
Brig J Means, Fraathy. hanoo, arrived at Boston 23d
E H Atwood, Rioh, hence, arrived at Boston 23d
' n |rhr N I.» Wasson, Lincoln, from Hartford for Phila
delphia-arrivrd at N«w York ?*s*erdajr.
. ftphr Euphrates, Quintoo, hence, at Washington, D
I anystafT. henoe, nnd Arofurns, New
oiimbvfw*m Perth Amboy, arrived 23d m»».
Bchr Hero,Terry, I jience, arrived at Halumore yester-
LeyvU Mulford, Doyle, from Boston,arrived at
for Philadelphia, cleared
Wiiron. and Iraoejde*, Vdnderveer,
benoe, arrived at P»ew Yotkyesteiday.
HOLMES’S HOLF, July 70 P ichr slB B
eel"'* H a Wee* s, Joho OadWAllader. Lewis Qhes*
Sr, B T Prmth. 8 A'fa?lor, Amehne Haight, W U
feL H r ;fe
•fe-Arrsohr r Chnrles S Carstairs. Robinson, Fhila
PehsMSM cits t Rebeo r a Knight J H Allen Prart. T
f«kS|2?sßel.G M Neal, Mary Patte.son, Z Stratton,
Poj r i Cardenas, for Bos
ton. Ocean Wave, Morton, Philadelphia, for 'ln; schrs
W.a HaroswcdCain, Alexandria, f rdo? 8 M Tyler,
f ears*.Rlia%UiPort, jor Ban«oy( JM-tnet & Sarah,
Tice. Lynii,% it Hilaoelpbia_ .
Bailed sebeB,k »od Samh,
Tn port at a A wu?riDd iigrtk from south, brigs Amao
da Jaw, SengueliL Ocean Wave, W / Hammond.
' fittlppHuMPerWorth Briton)
Arrived from ftew.)f#rk, May 8, National, at Mel-
Ntw gleans. July J|, at.
I ArnviS* from Baltimore, July 10, Feidinand, at
Balled for New York May fas. Highlander, from Cal
eutra i July 10, cultivator and Ceutunon, from Liver-
tor Boston May 5 Malayto, from Calcutta.
Sslledfur Philadelphia July Jl, Annie Harper, from
Liverpool
BoLoiioA’t Tampie.—AH that desire to view
thia'grand historical curiosity magt go soon, It remains
week longer-
CITY ITEMS.
S&LI of Srairsß Goods Means. Charles Oak
ford A Sons, under»he Continental Hotel withohar&o
teristio saga’Hr, are selling off thelrsplecdld summer
stock of goods, in all their departments, at greatlr re
duced prid s, In order to prep»re for the fa 1 trade. Ae
hundreds who are still prep mng to leave the olty are yet
uosupplted with m*ny artioles which these gentlemen
keep in greater variety sot other houie in the city,
lira opportunity to obtain desirab’e goods a' reasonable
prices will, no doubt, he largely embraced. The cha
racter of Messrs. Oakford’a 'took is so well known to the
readers of The Frets that further specification is un
necessary.
liADtss, Read Thib !—Duet and moths In oaspetg
areeff otually eradicated by the Patent Carpet-beat
tag Maobine. 1201 Noble street. Send your order, or oalj
and see the operation.
Bin Jakes Murray’s Camphorated Cordial.—
This admirable Cordial is designed especially for
all those complaints Incident to the heat of sum
mer Diarrhoea and severe pains of the stomooh,
vomiting, &o.« readily yield to its very soothing influ
ence. It is quite pleasant and grateful to the taste.
After a trial, few persons will be willing to be without
It. Those leaving for the oountry shou.d cot do so
without presiding themselves wi h the Cordial. It is
sold by Bouer, Sixth and Vine. Pnoe6o cents tf
Kikd Words —Kind words nevor blister the
longue or Ups. And we have never beard of any mental
trouble arising from this quarter Though they do not
coat much- ye* they oc< omphsh much. They help one’s
own good nature and good will. Soft words soften our
own soul. Angry words are fuel to the flame of wrath }
they make it bu*n more fiercely. Kind words make
o.ber people g*<od natured. Cold wo'ds freete people,
and hot wosds scorob them and hitter words make them
bitter, aud wrathful words make them wrathful. Kind
words also produce their own image on men's souls, amt
a beautiful image it is. They soothe, ard quiet, and
oon fort the hearer. They shame him out of bis sour,
morose, unkind feelings; and, propeilyappreciated,
lead him to purohase his garment* at the “One Price
Clothing Emporium” of Granville Stokes, No. 607-
Oheetnut street.
A costly and useful Giyr i*'presented to aaoh pur
chaser. tf
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
DP to 12 o'clock last night.
GIRARD HOUBE-Ninth and Chestnut streets.
B Walker,NY W u Gibson.Pittsburg
LCope, Burlington Miss Riiey St Louis
R Payne, Albany b A Alien, N J
I boob*?, Charleston A 8 Nwan. Del
W Goodwm, Chester Mreßenrten
K D enneur. Newburg Humphreys. Md
8 wax eton. Havana T Harper. NY _
W Dorris, Jr. Huntingdon Mrs Baldwin ft eon, Troy
w W Whitfield, Miss Miss Hewitt, Vn
J B Montgomery, Pa N (5 Loushnn, Va
W L Hi>ey-8t Louts J MoFadden, Del
P Morrell, N Y J M Ri-ier. Wil
G P Eddy, Dei H Win ns. Mass
G>esrten AD Smith, Cm, O
C Bear'en- Jr BB Butler, Conn
J Hofflin, Balt Mrs Butler. Conn
B Baldwin, 'J'roy, OBMnttli.NY
JH, Hewut ft wf» Vo, AI. Robinson ft la
Woi Bales ft la. N O Master Hob nson
Horace Peters, Balt W P Hammond, Va
C White, i el M Carter, Va
Miss Rider* Wilm Mrs Carter, Ya
Rlf Wurd ft la, MompUis Miss >H Carter, Va
T Collins Miss Caroline Carter, Va
B Broadheod. Builmgton W Gibson. Jamestown
TCranson Pa JnortGutaer, Jameatown
H Heron. Portland Jaoob e*hriver, N C
ti r teadmnn. Pituton Cbae Lowery, N C
SSberwm Bethlehem Jno Ludwig. Miss
O Pa Amce Devehn. Miss
<3 W flayraerftwf. Chiotgo M Davenport* Md
N W vvuiifi-sld, M<f* Miss Davenport. Md
« W Wilcox, Charleston J H Willi .ms, Charleston
R Conk, Pa .1 H Woodward, Detroit
Mrs Wood sard, Detroit BH Rite * Boa,flprißgfield
L Manning, Lancaster L Parser, ra
T Sanderson, Pa FMcNat.Texas
Mrs VloNett. Texas - W Lev a. Del
J Mathews, Pittsburg * J Perry* rituburr
P M Thompson, St Louis J B Durham Pittsburg
Of ox N Bradley,. Pittsburg
» Armstrong, Balt n • k
G A louolla Reading J W Nicboll*. Harrisburg
Mrs Brown Harrisburg B R Kein. Harrisburg
C Cook, Danvnle. Pa J K Mit' beil. Danville, Pa
O P Moare.» anville, Pa A Brown. I'a- vule.Pa
w a akidmor, N Y ,?«, U PP!®-
W F Bteele,-N Y V Nenaloser, Niagara
J D Chaudl* r. Del W • Ilia. Pbila, ,
W Carpenter. Lancaster A W Leisennnc.M Chunk
ORpenoer. Hartford L Pntohaid. Vt
J K Host, Conn £ Armsied. Conn
* Wheeler, Boston C Wiliams Wheeling
Captßeymond. Brattl boro J Parkburat. Plymouth
Hicot httibus, N Y J B Bna'i. N Y
C v Air, K? J < OuoVner, Miss
J W Johnson- Mies B Davis, ft I
C J Lerew, Halt Mi Stevens. Pa. #
cilirrisnn. Pa ianon J> D Wmthrop, Maes
J A Cavendor.JDel
CONTINENTAL HOTEL-Corner wiath and Cheettut.
Cyrus L P#n»hing, Ta J L P.nkerton. W C ies»i r
W o Baird, itaiia Dr i* w Baylesßft la, K;^
Wm ftJoKoigh , Pittsburg Caleb Pierce. Chester co
Miss Maitland, Pittsburg B Darlington. ChCßtarco
JO R- cheater, Brady, Pa Abner Hoots, W Cluster
Thd Havorn Mit« Isaiah Frie« W Cheater
Miss M A McCaller, Ala Hon J Hiokman. w* ‘nes
MissA dera n.Ky: MBBimpsonfcw Whel’g
Mis Selden ft son T N Wi ler. PitLbur*
J o Oarer ft w. Cm. 0 John Ph ppt • Pittsburg
AJCoUaft’a Miss jsspo Aoker, Cheater oo
k B Cessey No Gardner R ooibv. NY
R S Ka>es, Pittsburg R H Forman. Miss
a J biowtull N ii Ihos rihsrn. Nashville
J B >tarr* N C Mre R Ma&nuht. Pittsb’g
J R Ludlow, Norfolk. Va L Prtsrson. Pittsburg
O* Arthur ft wf NY Isaac H Killy ft ta. Pa
G C Qrauherry. Miss W J MoCaJiay. Ala
Miss M a Cranberry, Miss Tno« Jarmnss.N O
Mtn M A « its John WJa l os, r* Y
ium Foster ftda. Boston J P WiLou. W Chester
Dr W H Eagle ft wf. Pa ZH rau»tom. Boston
Geo W Pros-r.Ciu O D b Humphrey, N Bdford
A A hisher lallahasse J A Wil on* UBA
ii R Walker ft ta, eiorenoe Potrsnlta .
P M Co'mi key. La KW doore ft la, Norfolk
J H McDowell, J«mßica H Vedrmes. Mo .
G H Loker ft wf. 8t Louis Eaml fitantoc, N \
1 Cas*. v h'Ca»o Jacob H Mass
W MoVea*h W Chester J M Granberrr. Miss
8 R Uostmng, W Chester J A rs, Gal«eston
r» Ptsnton.lil J Platr N^
A 8 Peabody - HustGiannar. Porto Rioo
John Goddard. England B D H ssell. N Y m
H B * odd, piatte City. H C Hcraley ft la, Tenn
‘iW < Aj.d.6l»cM t J*tTenn MoaEAi.der»o«i,i*a»l»vil
TTY- re'i.ofj ft *r, Houston C H KepjO'-,tonn A
Gen T, Blake >U W H Garrett, Ala
h Fitzpatrick, nexteo J Biisline. ecranton
2 B Kn<rp ft wf, to.anton E h jam t, Pittsburg
i* Hoiraee ft imly, Piltsb’g Thoa H. Fuiler, Boston
Mr Harr s ft U. Halt John I* .Morton ft wf. Kf
ft A *ll.son Dashvitle ABosworth 111
8 a flecker. N Y - Prate 8t Peter, Mm
J Huel. N J Mr Kibny, NY ,
SPHanscom.NY Maj Meyer, UBA
O Cmoago T F Pluinniar, N Y
Mis Alex Hi i, Richmond >aj Hilt- hiobm nd
Miss M Archer*Ricbmoad A Hil«. Jr. hichmohd
L»‘ Miller Nr JJ w Bricksll, ftliss
JH Church, NY MDW.nI NY
J •'Johnsfon, Miss J Btggar. Balt
WG Pniith. N Y J Church. Jf.Cm.O
J rt J'erdue, Richmond « F Dalrymple tt
MI'S Jui a Fow er. Halt F B Wheeler, Albany
James U Pickier, Va G R Cheseldine, Cin, O
<i h Kus*ell ft son. Miss R u Hutchinson ft la G&
8 L chilis. Ga h Beale & la, Washington
Miss Middleton, Wash B« Jackson. Waahmg'on
w Oavia. Chicago > H Hotchkiss ft wf,N Y
OeoZ Blokfuan, West Ches D** Zun* v.V
Mr Mam, N O Miss F fa filter, Mist
MERCHANTS’ HOTEL—Fourth street, below Aroh
tor# Air Hall. N Y Mce Alf* all.N Y
G H Bardwell, Ptw M Bovd, Ur/.woßnPe
J T Hodden, j? J R Irwm. Jr, A la. Carlisle
Alex i x.ane, Phi'a J MoKibbio, Atlautio City
Gid»on J nail, Eric, Pa 8 R i*»nrsnal . Wiiksbarre
* Zi..ok,Ht Louis C L Green, Pittsburg
T White Sc sou, York. P* jn bn Patton* P**
J l. i)u Hots. Doylfitown Wra Moßrido.Pa ,
«*ri L Du Boi», Doylestown B Harrsborn. Harrisburg
CE Du 1 oylestown Hon J C MoKibnin. Ctl
James t, Gr.ffin, l a W MoLeon Sluppensburi
W N Paters. Pblla F 8 Boos. Beadiug
R J Wild, Alklngton, Md H Ashton, Va
ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Cneftnut street, above Third.
Jno Atkinson, Phila WmThorpe, Del
Jo,kb Htcon, N J O HMorason. Newark
P R Uhler. Bait RH Co fit Ciair
u rrill. R 1 Jno W Biel), Conn
CaptS Finch, Conn
L wheelor. Conn
Pav d Potter, N J
Wm Puce, Nr Cl*lr
Hi) Moore. Hartford, Ct Kdwm Very, Hartford, Ct
A G Pienotr. I'renton, N J AY«Mm?os D-iuville.Pa
K M Bard, Phi'a A O Prey Phija
J Wdl ams, Pi tsbg K Gould & In Wmsgort
(Jouh. Williamsport > Arrowemeth. Wmsport
Miss Jessie Gould, i'nnton Miss Caroline Gould. N J
B B Drehrer. Tamncui. Pa J A Cook Beeoh Creek. Pa
Mis* M F Mroud, Pitubg RJH WePs, Nortii Adams
i W Fowler. < ’in, O W Wilkens k la, Balt
Ft tiles, Jr. Macs McLean, Phila
JONES’ HOTElz—Chestnut street, above Sixth.
J L James, Burlington Jo v n fitan ton, Mass
PTDsroy,Phtla K Ro e. n J
a Va Jh Hutler. N J
D Rhaw. Pa Wm Salom. N Y r
rO Rich. Conn H aj Flint Va
James Bmu!t. Mass J. I se, Trenton. N J
)r Sharp", Salem, N J C R Gnllasher. Hilt
Dr hF W Anderson, Ga Chas W.Aiaquith, Va
AMERICAN HOPEL-Cbestnut. above Fifth.
8 Raymond, NY A Junius O.r. N C
WH H Houghton, Wespd H breela Jersey City
Johu W Gonby. Md John Metz. Jersey City
i f Ft Arnold. Cin, u Dr Roberts Sc la. Md
C H N Y John Mom*. Md
H aisson Worcester, Mass Geo Lear, Dnyleatown
John Wiser, Pmla A McCormick, Oxford
i’eter F sro. Auburn, NY AW Blaokiiurn, Phila
J P Fiero Gieensboro. Md A Hitchcock NY
WH ourneala,NO W 8 Mendenhall. Pa
T Garretson, Pa Geo B Gooder. Conn
M M Halt, Conn „ James K Campbell, Conn
ff H Wylie & la, Batt J B Richard A dau.lnd
K B RoD'Dß'm Sc w IYn Y H Everett Sc l*. N Y
Thos H Bdnton. W Chtster m Merford, N Y
A Atwood M Chunk H 8 Lincoln, Mass
J Burns & la. N Y WF Daily. Balt w
John H Wilson, NY, , Cnee N Hroc-'ley, Wor'ster
J * aokm. <>oy. N V H B Dsvi*, Md
F Haims. W Chester M *• ‘nkson. Del
G 8 Gremmer, Balt B C Cissel, Butt
WH Flitorait, Pm.'a
BLACK BEAR HOTEL-Third st.. a\». CaUowhUL
8 H Wert*, Beub*n Bhutnan. Pa
Joopag Berks"o. Pa J N Levtn. Heading
Chas H ‘iper. Jenkintown Wm Hamer. Penuiburg
Linford Poards. Bj berry J« hn Re hiel. Pa
* outs Brumbaoh, heading Wm H eratth- Pottstown
isaao G t , n>der Pa Solomon eronefe Pa
H boyer.Huinpeyrown Aaron Matns, Berosburg
J cobnuth Siimnejtown -MrsMains, BerrysbuTg
* ago*r betters 'jberry Pol > atus Harrisburg •
Weillnvton *.bne.pa >dwm i.st’is,Berryshurg
John uari dt.Tiemout Jacob Schaffer, Pa
nJ'iice,Tremout 11 I‘odd,raoli, Pa
STATES UNlON—Market Street, above Sixth.
J C Mo esu, Chester co MB Holman, Perry on
Sami Houston. Pa W H *<be)bley, Lanoisburg
II Felix, Darmburg J T B Dorse*. Howard co
MHs K Mice. N BloomSeld A G Woifslll. Lewistown
Kl>kpntnck, XU John Veui-tian >c la. Balt
* G Kilpatrick. > 1« /> B Oemuv e. Newport
EH Woodward NY Band Henry. Lenoci
8 L Lfihue, N Y M J Sinlih & ia. I.pvristwn
Dr Hermaneader. Lehigh Mis* Bt. Van Dozen, la
L German A sou. Lehuh M Buoy.) ewiatowo
Mr Rumple A la, Columbia Mrs A l/owrey, Columbia
MJBRCHANTS’ HOUSE-Third it., above Callowhih
M H Gallagher,Spring Mill W H Barnes, Atlantic City
W Heoser. Al entowa J C Brownwe'l Canton, O
MKbmi'h Piiila Mrs rursi, illinuis
Wm 8 Filbert, WomeJsdorf
NATIONAL HOTFL-Raoe street, above Third,
J v Kesesler. A'lentown Chas B Co e, De'aware
Allentown John Kitcneo. N J
It Bano, Allentown Benj boon- tt. Lehigh co
?Krea.ner,pa A Ballet J ehish oo
ster Oioss. Pa ~ Mi Y'o»t,fiohuy'kilioo
♦ uwin J Fit?. Reeding J» t l-ver '»remont
PR Rubios. Reading Levi < berboltzer, Pa
K l-Mull, Read n Chss Hirsh. * at cast- r
3as Hat key. i ibe ty. 11l Jacob Holman Liverpool
Jos whit.wer, Alt ,hre MissMCarman. »Lebinun
FOUNTAIN HOTEL—Beoond street, above MsrveL
E Townsend. Odessa R 0 F.sher Sc la. Mt H’y
Johu F t/leroent, Del A R Harvey. Del
fc, M Croxall Sc >a, Balt T) i lock- N Y
Joe 8 Mathew*. Del DrOA Hofior- Boston
Miss Croxa 1, Balt Job Rldtsvay, w J
Jo* VeDaniftl rpi Levi L Tote, Pa
nODell k ta.RparU.O Miss K, 1 T*ta. Pa
G W hJweH, N J M W Plummer. N J
Alls* K N Mieppard, N J Mrs A H Coo*. Boston
F Bhaw, Phila
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth Street, ab. Chealmii
Fa ( A W^#on
W Brown. Utl oi orlmgton, W Cheater
H O fcte> ehunn, Pa J C Knowles, Fa
Jos M mixer. Pottstown W C Dickey. Chester co
L Hillman* 'W esc er W m Ho®*, Chester oo
K l\yvudOk, Fa J lrv<n«&ecm> Chester co
J, Fr» stt'n. Fa A J Murd**n A. la, Camd eo
£ Darlington, Delaware co Thos Griffith. Del
* Hnrtrpuff hojtetovm 2Jiot N Kawhn, Balt
ItHKeuu. Foustown wp. u Hearten. Md
j h Darlington, w Chester J J Baily. West Chester
6 W Wavner, Piiubarg J K Lewis, Delaware co
J R Burette, Bel *
BARLEY S*EAP HOTEL—Seoond st.. below Vine.
J BBtce*& la. PfiUa Jn IridelLMootg’yoo
y ft Allard, Md A Danenhnwer, B oksco
JpOnrpptt Sffoudaburg Jos Stackhouse. Bucks «o
]} W Bifjipson. Bucks po Wm balterst <n. Rucks co
TJhenderaon AtlanUopj David Jarett BuokSco
J P Bonham Phila Mrs jDayijsop ft o|i. Pa
wmHNoiton. Reading Mrs w Davi&son A oh, Fit
BALp EAGLE HOTEL—Third st.. ab. Callowhill.
E Minlmrer. t Jientown Z H Lone, Carbon co, Pa
John Sbinort, Lenuh co Win Manning. Buoks co
Wm Jones, Berks 00. Pa Aij fctrttwn, Luzerne co
MT- V&RNON HOTEL—Spoond street, above Arch.
Dr3Stewart. Montg’ry oo GW Moi'-onnall,Pa
Wm Howard. Pa KFarnell, G*
j Myers. Jonestown w H hill. 1 rentottyN J
Thos Addis. Pa , n lIC MoCaUum. n¥
MF«Fink, jhcenisviU© JJones&la. Del
, Major Lines, A Y
YHE PRESS^--PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1860,
_ SPECIAL NOTICES
Batoiho Bobbs.—One of the
.ortment. of BATHING ROOB* intha UnitwJ St* l ",
for Ladies, Gents, and children at 81 OaN’B,
MARKET Street, Philadelphia, or at h>s • tor* on
CAPE ISLAND, N. J. J>34 »*
One Prigs Clothing or the Laws*
6iYLSß,made la the best manner, expressly for RE*
TAIL SALES, LOWEST selling prioes markfd in
Plain Figures, All goodsmodetooraer warranted shtu*
Caotorj. Our ONE-PRICK system is strictly adhered
to, &s we believe this to be the only iair way of dealtof
All are thereby treated alike* JONES ft CO*.
eeB-tt 664 MARKET Btrs*t*
Salakahdrr P’irb-hroop Sapbs,—A rory
large assortment of SALAMANDERS for sale et rea
sonable prioes, No. 804 CHESTNUT 8U Philadelphia*
auZg-tf KVANB ft WA^ U,, ‘
Sr am rb s Saving Fond—Northwjst
Cobnbh Second and Walnut Stbxkt*.— Deposits re*
oeived in small and large amounts, from all classes of
he oommunity, and allows interest at the rate of FIVE
PER OKN f. per annum*
Money may be drawn by oheoki without loss of In
terest.
Offloe open dally, from 9 until 8 o’olook, and on Mon
day and Saturday until mne in the owning. Presi
dent, FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and Seoretarr*
CHAS.M. MORRIS
Meyhrs* Miraculous V'ehmin Pb
b7Botbr, tho oldest and best remedy known for Ex
terminating fIATB and MICE,
BUGS, ANTS. MUbCIUITOES, FLfaAB, MOTHS,
GRAIN WORMS.and GARDEN INSECTS.
war Principal Depot, 618 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Sold by all Druggist* everywhere. roy!6-3m
Saving Fund-National Safety Trust
Company.— Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania*
RULES.
I. Money is received every day, and in any amount
large or small.
а. FIVE PER CENT* late rest Is paid for money from
the day it U put in, '
3. The monoy is always paid baok in GOLD whenever
it is oalled for, and without notice.
4, Money is reoeivea from Executors, Administrators,
Guardians, and other Trustees, in large or small sums,
to remain a long or short period.
б. The money received from Depositors is invested is
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other fitst*
olass securities.
6, Olßco open every day—WALNUT Street, sonthwer
raer Third atr*»*L PMi*d*inhla lal^
Card Printing, Bkst and Cheapest in
the City* st 34 South THIRD street.
CIRCULAR PRINTING, Best and Cheapest in the
City- at 34 South THIRD street
BILL-HEaD PRINTING* Best and Cheapest in the
City,nt 34 South THIRD street.
HAND-BILL PRINTING, Best and Cheapest in the
City, at 34 South THIRD street.
PAMPHLET PRINTING, and every other descrip
tion of Printing, of the most superior quality, at ths
mostreosonab’e rates,at R'NGWALT ft BROWN'S,
Drexel’s Building, :-4 **nuth TH'RD street Jyl3 tf
COOK—LAUNDERS.—On the J 2 • ina'ant, bv Rev. G,
G, 1 ereus'm. Mr. r,llen Saunders to Mrs. Mary W.
Cook, all of Camden. . *
MhEHAN—H *LMB On the lflrh instant, .by,the
Rev Dr Wjlie. Thomas Meenan to Mi-s Annie Jane
Holms both of Philadelphia. *
C LUNB Hi.fr -On the '9ihinstant, by Rev.
Robert H Pattison, Mr. John Collins to MissSttllie •>.
Hrffinnn.nllofrhifloity. *
WOR‘—GARDNER —On the 21st instant, by Aider
matt James McCuhen Mr. James E. Wort to Miss Eliza
beth Gardner, boihofMarmnd. "
HAINES—On First day* the 22d instant. William L»
•on of a bmham W. and Letma G. Haines, in the 23d i ear
of l-is nge.
Funeral from tho residenoo of his paren's. No. 449
Coatesfctreot UiistF-urtnday)«ftari>oon at2o’clock, *
sHOEMAKt H.—On Fir-; day afternoon, tho tM
inst., Frances M • wile of Dr. N Shoemaker, in tbe7i»t
>e*r of her a<e. *
SMITH.—On the 22d lnsbint, Thomas eldest son of
John G.and Liizabeth frmith, in the 9th
ago
The relatives and friends of the ftmiiy arc respectfully
invited to attend bis funeral, this (W»dnesday) after
noon, at 4 o’clock, from the rd'ideooa of hispirenta, b'o.
730 Nortii hevente,‘n»b street, below Brnwu, *
W L^ON.— l On tho 22J instant, David G. Wilson, in
thetfthyevof hisag-*.
Funeral from his l»te resiaenoe. No. 476 Diuwyn
street, on ’fiiursday afternoon, nt 2 o’clock. *
TORBDfiS.—On tho 23d instunt. Imo B. I’oiboss. In
tb« *7th veer of ins age.
Funeral from his (ate residence, rto-y *treet. above
'* I irtv-sixtU. Mantua, on Thursday afternoon, at 3
o’oiw k. *
■| RI’MAN.—Oo the 234 instant, Cusan Truman, in the
73d year of her are
Pune a! from tho residence of her sisters, No. J2IB
Wood strret.thislFourth deylnf emoon at4<<’c , o k. 3
AND.—Un the23d inst. Mrs. Ann K.M*iitland,
wifoof Tb m«s MauUnu, and dauKhter of Samusl ami
Mnrxarct Coats.
Funeral iromtho resiuenoe of herhuaband.in Norris
town on Thursday af-eruoon. at2o’clook. • *
hot>Gt* R 8 —On the23J instant, Ann, wife of Fetor
Rogers, rued 28 yea a.
F«neral from tie residence of bar husband, 8. w
corner of Twenty-seoond end Chestnut etieete, this
(W dnrs’ay ,mor in*r. st 9 o’clock *
PtiYfß—On the 23d instant, John Pryor, m the 18 h
>»ar.of bu nve.
I'unernl horn the residence of his mother Mrs.
Cathamjo rr-nr. Hichuoid street Leh sh
a\eoue,tliic;Wrdr>es a isDernoon nt4o’oiojk. *
I>fr LAhy —On the 23d instsnt. Mary Dslany.
from the resident** of her mother in law.
fierce MolaughHn. 1C North Eighth street, this
l Wednesday ) morotae. atfio’ciook *
DOWN'i.-On the 22d instant, Mr. Thornes Downs,
eyed M yeere.
Funeral from Ins late rerldence. Ty'<*r street, he
t-eeo fop ar s f ieet a d Gira d avenue, this (Wednes
day) afternoon, at 1 o', lock,
KHfrWbON.—(>n ihe 23J instant, George Kiewson,
in the 23d war of t.is ate.
Funeral from hi !»re r sidenns. Oak street, botaw
Marg«reita or Thiry-s nth • West Pmladetphia.
thia(We>lae dayJsiteruooa. Rt .1 o’oltKjk. *
Jtr LLY.—t/n tf.e 23d instant, fboroas Keljr, aged 23
year* *
. Funeral min.the residence of his brother Dmiel
Kfllv. Hnraoi.fio drond. this (Wednesbayiaftemoon
at 2 o’otrok.
Capß‘»Ll.—Ob th« 23d imtant, Mary, wife of
Pat ick Cs rroll. n» ed 23 j ears.
>ouer>>l iom thn TBsiOrnca of her husband. *©• liW
farrolrnn streer. Wf at of ftioet**oth- below *,al!owi ill.
th.a (Wfdn> sday) afteriioon.rtSo’oiook. *
BL\uK and pcrplb foulard
SILK*.
Plain black Fou ard Silks.
Blaok B ‘reees, K 6 4 7 4. and 8 4 wide.
Black Crape ftlaretz sanie widths.
Gray Cuene R naFoplin<.
Gray Chene Bare, rs wnd '<ohaira.
fiisclr Hare o. »uffled points.
J upin’B "ummor IV mbazines and Chalys.
Blaok and white L .wns and Orgnnuiei, fto.
fifr.SSON ft cON, Mournin»(dtore,
No, wt* CUKSNITT
N. B.—During July and August we oloso at 6 P. M.
Tub only reltab ,e article—
CLARKS Patent INDELIBLE for
Marking all kinds of Cl thing neatly and Indelibly
I liey do their work lietter than ink, without sts trouble
or risk o» Blotting. bach will mark 2wbartioles. For
sole, Wholesale and Rrtail, by £>. C. ‘i Atft.UK A CO.,
Agents for the Manufacturer, No. 911 OHKBTNui
Street, Jell 8m
rVT=» MB. WlLtVft. THE PRINCIPAL OF
115 Frthe.HOLD INStITD* H.a Board.ng eohool
for ’ovs will be t the CONTINKN PAL HOI’EL Irom
11 o’clook nil 1 tosso parents and guardians. j>2Q
fVWa» OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
LL3 AND HEADING RAILROAD COMPANY.
March, 1850
The holders of the bonds of this Company, doo July 1,
iB6O, oan now receive, upon application at this office, 10
per cent, in cash, upon the terms speoificd in the oiron
tar attached. ....
The holdors are a!so entitled to the benefit of a Sink
lax Fund of 8140,000 per annum, as established by the
stockholders at their annual meeting, held January 9.
iB6O, and in pursuance of the contract, entered into bj
he oompany and duly recorded, to carry the same intc
fleot, . 8 BKAOFOJUi, Treasurer-
CIRCULAR.
tfotict to tkt Holdtrs of Philadelphia and Rtadinr
Raiiroad Company Mortgage Bonds, due July 1,1850
These bonds are secured by the first mortgages on the
road, amounting in the aggregate to 53,308.400. The
net revenue for the last fLsoaj year was six times the
amount of the annual interest on these bonds.
The managers propose to extend them for a period ol
twenty rears, the holders retaining the bonds and the
seounty of the mortgages in the precise condition in
which they are now held . Frosh sheets of coupons for
the intersst. payable half-yearly, will be issued.
A bonus otlo per cent, will be given to the holders, in
consideration or their assenting to the extension. This
bonus will be paid in cash to the bearpra of tjie bonds,
on their signing a reoeipt and presenting their respec
tive bonds at the offioe oftho Company, or to its agents,
for endorsement, . _
Forms of receipt and endorsement will be furnished
on application.
K tP" “STW? Vm.,. HMv«Urr.
yy ASHING TON MILLS,
FORMERLY BAY BTA7E MILLH
SHAWLB of all sizes, in great variety.
Embotsed amt Printed TABLE COVERS.-
UNION BEAVERS and BROAD CLOTHS.
B4LMORAL fcKIRTS.
DOESKINS, ami Double and Twisted COATINGS.
6-48ACKING8 and heavy ZEPHYR CLOTHS.
Twilled and Plain FLANNELS And OPERA FLAN
NELS.
Printed FELT CARPETINGS,
For sale by
’\TAiU>, GIL.I WORK, & 00., HAVE
taken the Fiore
NO MO CHESTNUT STR»”‘ T,
Fouth side, above MX HI Fire*-!.
AM counting house business wii« bo attended (o there
Jyas-St
nPHAT THE PICTURES MALE AT
* R ELMER’S Galle*>.SFCuND above Gfth‘ N Are
Bprr»ciH ed. iseyioent by tbe great number visiting
this popular enablistiinent onily, it*
PORT WINE**. —lO half pipes I<o
emitters,7o nomves pa Mull-r Pori; 8 balf
pipos d* quarters, 2»oomvcs BeniuaHo Ju*t received
per Mar* Luoret a.” lor sale by A
CAR3TAI fts, 2»2and 2if4 S,UNfHt iv«3-wlmu
—3OO cases Do Vcn/ijre
Chamiatne just rfloei ,, ed. tor sale bv JAU
RKTCHr. A CaRSTaIRS, UOZ und 204 Ho FRONT
Street. jy.fi-ufmlt
|~<LAEKT. — oases Ft Jnlim and
Margau*, f«»r e lo by Sc CtR.
STAIK-, ao‘2 wnu -04 S. PrtoN t* Street. JyZS-wfinU
C3 casks Julicn. for f&1o
t,5 A UARSTAIJU, -ml 204
south FRON'i Btreet, J>a3 wfrott
C'NTINKhTAL NMIS, (Fdgo Gripe)
ma r uraoiureH at the Poring* Nail and Iron Works,
from superior quality of Juniata iron, on machines of
tue most approved construction. an<> w .rrnnte«i to bo at
least pquil. in quality umiormity, and finish. 10 any
other brands in »he market
Other brands (flat and edge gripe) Mways on hind.
JOS, O. D. CH°i-TMaN,
421 COMMERCE Ptreet.
Prince Sc Christman’s superior solid eye Planters*
Hoes for sale as above. jy!4 ifjm
MARIS GREEN—For sale by WETHE-
I RILL & BROTHER. and 49 North SECOND
mo THE PUBLIC.
J. CALHOUN’S ANNULAR VENTILATOR.
The above patent is deemed, by soieplifio and pyaoti
cfllmeu.tob? the very best over oflered to the nnolio,
and needs only to be seen in actual operation f Q r its
mentstobe appreciated. Nothing ever introduced is
so perfectly adapted for ventilating private and public
bufldinge. schools, hospitals, engine houses, mines,
■team ana sailing vessels, and fbr the oure of smoky
ohimneTß they have m> equal. ,
Manufactured and for sale, wholesale and retail, at
the Heating and Ventilating Warerooms of
CH *B. WILLIAMS, lbfi MARKET Street, Phils.
Personal attention will be given to all descriptions of
heating and ventilating b J the undersigned, who has
bedu many years engaged in the amrw tmn
ness. Also for sale, Uulur'i )ustjy r polebrated warm*air
"mrsixsir" nn '”' a
r<LAfMS ON lI^LANO.
O’OORMAN & WILSON,
jnicnAHD O'GoSMair. Kdivabd J W|l«qm),
ATTORN IKS AND CQV£BEUQRS IT
'No. 122 BROADWAY, New York,
Having eatablisned b«tensive Correspondence and
Agenoien throughout L eland, will take ohsrge of the
collcotion of Claimßt Legacies. Ao., and attend to other
business in any part of that-ouutry, Je4Ußtuth3ni
MARRIED,
DIED,
FROTHINGUAM & WELLS,
34 South FRONT Street, and
35 LETITIA Street.
I*OI,ITICAI..
pHILADKL‘BIA f July 23d. 18GJ—Pur
* suanttooali.anadtouraeri masting of the Dr mo
or&tio Douglas citizens was held at the house of Robert
r! BjWsr* Col Henry Mather m the Mr
John A, Ward reipeetiutly declined his position as a
delegate to »be Bt&t Conveotioa, and named Mr Adam
Watthmaams substitute, who was unanimously en
dorsed by th't meeting.
The Committee on Resolutions excreulve of the sense
nf the meeting, reported the following preamble and
refo. utmost
WAereo3.ltUißbene&th the dignity of the anolent
Defnooratio psrty to form alliance with any other party,
eapeoinliy with one antagonistic to its tim -honored
principles; thore ore, as soiont of the old atook, we can
notumte wi-h traitors and seceders in support of an
amalgamated eleo r ral ticket. Therefore,
S\itolvtd, That we approve the oallfor the MaasCon
v«?nt3on to purge the electoral ticket, and hope no man
wilt be put forward as a candidate *ho will not publicly
sign and prooialm a pledge that, in the event of bin
election, he wilt cast lua vote for the regular nominees,
SepiienA Douglas and Hersahel V. Johnson, and lor
no other persons whatever.
Resolved, That we hail the nomination of SiephenA.
Douglas as a viotor> of ri e hi nest Demooroc* oVer an
arrogant, usu*png, office bribed crew of syoophsnte
determined to ru e or ruin
Hero ved. That we have unbounded confidence in the
honor and imogrity of our candidate for Governor, Hen
ry D. Fos’er, and will useall Uojorablo means to elect
him and the who e Democratic tioket.
The resolutions were unanimously Adopted.
On motion,.ihe proceodii gsof the meeting were or
dered t*» be printed in the Ledger amt Press.
On motion, adjourned.
i CviL. HENRY MATHER, Chairman.
JamesYL, Birmin. Peoretar*-, Jt
TO Tilß DEMOORaOY OF PJfiNN
BYLVANIA!
DOUGLAS, JOHNSON, AND POSTED!
J GRAND
MAjSS CONVENTION.
The undersigned, the representative of the National
Exeontive'CommiUee, and members of the State faxe
outive Committee, resident at Ha nsburg, only respond
to a voice coining from all quarters of the Common
wealth, when they call upon all Democrats DKVOTEO
TO THE ORGANIZATION OF THE PARTY, and
frho unequivocally, and without condition, recognize
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS ond HKRSCHhL V. JOHN
SON as ti a regular nominees of the Democracy for Pre
sident and Vioe President of the United 'tstes, to meet
at the STATE CAPITOL. IN HARRISBURG, on
THURSDAY, July 23, at 2 o’clock, p, M,, to oontnlt
together as so what is best to ho done to insure to
DOUGLAS and JOHNSON the honest, faithful and en
ergetic support of tho Democracy of Pennsylvania,
All who refuse to ooncede to a n ere Executive Com
,mi tee (the creation of one man. its chairman.) the
right to IGNOKKTHE NOMI NhES OF A NATIONAL
OONVfr NTION, and recognize those of a seceding out
side organization; all who will not concrde that a
miserable minority oan dictate terms to a well-ascer
tained majority ; all who desire to support a dear and
unequivocal platform of Principles—the mo-interven
tion platform, whereon stand Douglas and Johnson—ra
ther than march under the disunion banner o! Yancey,
Rhett, ft Co., and those woo make an open boast o
hostility to the Union; all who would maintain the
Cincinnati platform end the flig which has so boldly
waved over the ranks of the Demooraoy from 1813 to
the present.momrnt; all who would stand by principle,
and perish rather ihan resort to expediency, and fall to
rise no more; all who would stand as a wall of fire be
betwren Aboiition sm at the North and Disumonism at
thePouth are invited and expected to be present on
this occasion.
Thousands of the true-hearted, independent* and
prinoiple-loving of the Democracy will be here. Ablo
mon, sages in the party, and the bast orators in the
country, will be present. Como! th s day, well spent,
will prore a valuable legacy to the remotest futuro.
fly Excursion Tickets will be issued on alt the rail
roads entering Harrisburg.
R, J HALDEMAN,
Of NationalDainooratio Committee for Penney.vanm.
A. L. ROUMFURT,
■VV. D. Bo*B,
, WM. 11. MILLER,
J. M. KREITER,
WM. H ECKELS,
PHILIP DOUGHERTY,
JNO. H. ZIEGLER,
Members of the Democratic State Executive Commit
tee. resident at Harrisburg, iy 19-123
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run.ADKLenu July 7.1800 j»l3 12t
AN APPEAL TO THE BRNEV«‘LFNT.
-L*- * repeatable Artist, withhis family.(from Swit
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•vaemntton. where employment awaits him, bu’ has
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hi' family
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W»“.^ui. 2 8i , Jp i !n C . B l ‘,e(, i NEW YORK.
Jyi<*lm
VI NBfi AR —675 bbls. (lftrifled Cidrr
v V.negar, 470 bbls. ‘White Wine do., in store
and lor sale b* RM&LKY. AfiHBURNKR, A/l'K,
Sip. 16 South WHARVES, ijil
SUMMER RESORTS.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
G* HE ISLAND. N J.
This Houxe. situated near the %»i and on 01* of
tha out/io b r<j»u of *be cit*. is open for the eceotlon
of Hummer Visit »rs, at an average rate of 98 per
wyk
Ftmt.-rato to tne premises. .
i)2t lit B. B. WOOLMAN.
* oivifißE norsß”
■«' . COUNT/, PA.
n his favorite resort of visitors is kept in first c<ass
style. It is the most comfnrtnb'e and extensive h> tel
In the town. Looation the rnostoen'rai Charges mode
rave. K. G. HK'iZEL, Proprietor.
JVI7-’Bt*
Parry county warm sp*in s.—
This favorite Bnmnter Resort it now open for the
reception of visitors Pine mountain scenery, beauti
ful walk* and d. iv*b, facilities for boating, bathing, and
fishing, and the health-giving qualities of its waters,
make it a most desirable place, both for single gue«ts
and for families It ih in daily communication with
Pnilade'phia, Baltimore, and PrUburr. by means o a
daily stage, anu mail conneclinx wiih the trains from
these places at Carlisle, Pa. Terms moderate.
For particulars,address JOH * EaRLY,
jHJhn Warm Springs. Perrr e«>un*T. Pa.
.ING GAP WHITE SUL HUR
AND CHALYBKaTE BPRINGB-Th * famous
wiring place lias beenentireb refi ted and lurmthed
with ob tging servants, and every ad van age t >at ratu
w beauties ol the country ami easy ncoess oan afford
the proprietors offerevery inducement to personise k
in< pleasure heaitn. or recreation
The rturinx*are situated *>ight milns from Newville,
Cumberland county. Pa., ma mokt beantiful and fertile
section 01 oumlierland tall y ; they are various m their
oh*iracter,strongly impregnated with su phur, manne
sia. iron. *O.. and ha«e produced wonderful sanative
effeots upon invalids and o i.ers. Visitors will find finst
olhss hotel a*joommodaitons. with attentive servants,
and all the delioao.es of the seasun. Price of boarding
01 M per day. 08 per week. £3O por month.
Passengers leaving Pin adefpina by the morning train
oa the Pennsylvania Railroad connect at Harrisburg
with tha train ot Cumberland Valley Railroad to New
vibe, where firat-olaea 00a *hca are in readiness to oarry
pacsen’ ers to the epnngs
Fare fi om Philadelphia to the Springs 84.
Two trams a day from Harrisburg oonneot with two
lines of ooaohes *0 the Kprngs. Fare from Harrisburg
to Douohng Gap Springs, 91 M.
Tioketstobe had at the ofiioe of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, Philadelphia: Cumberland Vailey
omca, Harrisburg: and return tickets, at same rates, to
Philadelphia and Harrisburg, to be-bad of the proprie
to/softhejioteh
J»ll taui • FANaC*. ROSEft. COYLE, * CO.
Yellow springs huuse, Chester
COUNTY. PA.
The above-mentioned Houao having been thoroughly
repaired and retitteu in the best manner with new fur
niture, &0., is row open for Boarders.
The Ye low Springs House oilers every inducement
to visitor*, being large and ooramodions, with shady
walks and romantic tides. &e,
'lhe variety and quality of the Bprin«sand Baths have
been long and favo-abty known, and the subscriber.who
has been for several years past connected with tbe Co
lumbia House. Cape Islmd. N. J., will use his best n
ertio 1 ■ to make the stay of his russts pleasant and
agreeable.
otages corneot daily with tod Reading Railroad 8 A.
M., and on eaturdays with the BA. M. and S), P. n.
line.
Every infonoation will be oheerfully given, by ad
dress ng the subscriber, at the Ye low Hprmgs. Ches
ter County: or LLLlft,atFhojnixviUe Station. Read
ing Railroad. A. U. aNYDER,
Jys-lm Superintendent,
T|§ ANSIOST house, m ‘UNT carbon,
JJA SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. PA.
Families accommodated with good rooms at reduced
prices.
‘ bts old-established House, located in the gap be
tween sharp and Second mountains, immediately on
the line of the Philadelphia and-Heading Railroad,
withmhalfamile of Puttsvilio, formerly *ept by Jo
seph Head, of the old Mansion House, Philadelphia
has.sinoehts demise, been under the charge of his
daughter.
The House is prepared, at all seasons of the year, for
the reception of guest* and has been recently put in
order, Tbe large garden and park adjoining, presents
great inducements a* a summer rcsurt. to persons wish
ing to sp'-nda short time away from the dust and tur
moil of the oitios. where they ca-i b-eathe fresh moun
tain air andemoytbe wild and beautiful scenery'of
the ooal region.
, Commutation passenger tickets, forth* use of fami
lies are sold at a reouotion of twenty five per oent.,
ana an accommodation train will leave i'nUsviltedailv
minng.the summer mentis, to enable those who may
desire it to spend tne business portion of tbe day m tha
°i.tX and return the same evening, on which the oharges
will be thirty-three per oent below the usual rates.
For terms,apply to WARY HEAD.
, . Mansion House, n ount Carbon.
JeaOSm BolmylkiU Ho ■ Pa.
Long beach houshj, opposite
TUOKEHTON.N. J —This Hotel is now open
lor the reception of visitors, both permanent and tran
soi*nt. t Having been at a large expense in refitting and
ro-furnifthing I feel assured thntfnr comfort and ©on*
veme ee it will compare favorably with any house on
the coast. The best.of cooks and servants have bees
procured, end no efforts shall bo spared to render the
stay «f g.aests aereenb'o. Tho prospects far Gunning
and Fishing are excellent. i»y store nF the finest quality
I have ip abundanoe. With there increased advan
tages, * am confident that tho moat fastidious will have
no osnse for complaint
. n. b-capt. william ga<*kill wiP nm » daily
due of first-class packets from tisnt o City to tfie
beach, one of which will be at Atlantic every morning
on the arrival of ihe morning tram from Philadelphia.
Parties wishing to oorae by way of Leed’s Point, or
otherwise, byaddrtssiug men few dcra in aovnnoe,
will have a good boat to meet them at env point named.
j«8i)-8w LKWI3 V. STHWaRP.
fiSANtJION HOUBE, ATt ANTTO CITY,
„■ ■* N* J., ISAAC THAYbRt (late of Surf House,)
Proprietor.
this, tiouae ha* been very much cnlar ed and im
proved. Hasnowalarge number of Family Rooms, not
sar,assed Hy i.ny hotel in this uity.
It is lighted throughout with gas. NAw and fine walks
have been laid V the ooean, which wiil be lighted at
night from the Hotel to the water, by splendid reflect
ing lamps.
Attached to the house (but separate from the main
buudin*).B«ilara Hall for Hops and Parties, wi*h a
iirst-elas* ice Cream and Confect onon attached Over
the Had there are forty sleeping ro msforßiurlerentle
nmn. There Is also a,play ground for children, well
shaded *nd enclosed, with swings. Ac.
Thel oatenng department will b-under my own es
pecial sup-rvision. und I trust thn< my reputation is
sufficiently stablishedto satisfy all that my table will
bs unsurpassed.
Terms will b<i £l3 per week
Transient Boarders 92 por day.
Carnages att&o ed to the will take Boarders to
and from the Loean tree ol charge during bathing hours
Je23 tf 13AAC THAVKK.
BATHING.
OCEAN HOUSE. CAPF ISLAND, N.J.
This well known establishment, the favnrito resort of
ttfnow open to' the recept on ol guests. It
has-been der.a-{t enlar*od and rsfurni hed, the
sleeping roomsspnoinnsaml airy, and onrnmunicate to
son families, 'iho house will bo supplied with wat<r
from the -ola spring*
Persons deraroas ofspendne a f w weeks of the sum
mer in an agreeable manner cmiM i.ot do bettor than to
give the Ocean House atrial. IdRAEL LEa.YUNG,
Proprietor,
A MFR’OAN HOTEL, ALI ENTOWN,
PA.—This well-known and popular hotel has,
during the past season been
»• RbATuY P.HLARGED AND IMPKOVED.
and is now in capacity and convenience spr< nd to none
in the interior of Pennsylvania. 'lhe beautiful and
healt ful situation of Allentown render*) it a do
luhifu) summer resort, m view of whi*h spocial ar
ransemsnts have been made by the pro toso*
o^mmodatesummer boarders. .1. Y. BK’HTKL,
je2s 1 el h. w. BU?ONV.
BEDFi »RD SPRINGS.—This well-known
and delightful Summer Resort will !>e opened for
tha reception of Visitors on the FIhST OF JUNE,
and kept open till the Ist of October.
The Hotel will be under the management of Mr. A.
O■ ALLEN, wnnse experience, courteous manners, and
attention to his gueets-give tho anip'est aMiuanoe 01
oomfort and kind treatment.
Parties wishing rooms, or any information in regard
to the place, will address the subscriber,
JNO. P. REPP. Bec’y.ami Treasurer.
mySO-Sm Bu 'ford Alinoralßpricgsdo.
gEDLOK’B Hu TEL,
ATLANTIC OiTx*. NEW Jt HgBY.
At the terminus of the Faiiroiui, on the toff, beyond
the Depot.— I'hiß House la NOW OPEN for llcwrder»
and Transient Visitors, and offers accommodations
equal to anv Hotel in -tlantic Citv,
The charobore have been very much imp roved, and
rendered .i.o'B comfortable by Venetian blind* having
been put up at the windows.
Clmr»!*R moderate
Cmldren «r»d Servnnts Knlf Price,
fc# Parties should keep their seats until the oars arrive
in fro <tof the Hotel. The signs are conapiouous.
lyl-lm
A LOY 5 ! SHAUFLER’S RAI ( ROAD
•4*. HOTEL, ATLA N 'iIC CITY', opposite the Rail
road Depot. _
THE BEST SITUATION ON THE ISLAND.
BST’Newly fittod up with new beds and bedding.
Bearding and Lodging $1 perdaT. i>2 lin
Kittanny house
delaw * re water gap.
This favorito Mountain Peaort is non- open to visit
ors. By the erection of a new bull in*, the accommo
dation* win be nearly d ui.le those of lost year
The attractions a*e b-nutiliil mountain scenery fine
air and pure water, pleain.t drives and wa ks, rowing,
fishing, ico.
Pas*engeTH leave the Kenemston depot at 710 A. M .
and arrive at the Gap fur early dinner; or by tho No th
Pennsylvania Hailroad in tho nftemo n. ad remain nt
Eaaton over night. L. W. BKODHbAD,
JylS-inwtSw Proprietor.
TVEPTUNE HOUSE—ATLANTIC <UTY.
il —This popular and emioeutly lavonto l r « u-e jt
Atlantio City has. since the closing of lost seiiM> , ‘ oen
enlarged, refitted, refurnished, and ooinpino \ re
juvenated in every particular and is now n for
the season. From its delightful situation- r.p-.r
neas to all places of interest,oiose proximitv ro the
safest and best part of the beach, It ’s Tendered one ol
the most oonvement and deoidedly the pleasuntost house
on the Island. , .
Terms—Blo per week; 81 JO per day. Children and
servants half price. „
JOHN SAiICK. Proprietor.
R.L.FURKY.SupsrinUndevVt. )e3l-2m
RETREAT.
Beautifully and conven’eutly located p.t
ATI .ANTIC rm, N.-T.
Boarders accommodated on -iaido terms
ja2U-Sm M. NavCLEK 5 ?, Proprietor.
THE SEA-SH*'RE—ATLANTIC CITY.
McKIBUIN’S U. 8. II I'EL.
The undersigned, proprietor ol the aliuve-named
houae, tioiDg now preparei to receive guests, re
speotrullr solioils a share of tho public natron
age. Bmoo last gammer more bus been added to
this hotel & four stoned wing, 140 leot in lensth. oon
tßiniag (beside the bed* rooms.) rv suito ol three Parlors,
for tadios, and -wo for rentlemon ; c!cu. a recepnon*
room, wash-room, and sp&ciona bar-room. Howling
Saloons. Billiard Rooms, and eot nud co’d Bc!t \7 ter
Bath Kooms have been oonstrootfd for tLo f«oor.inmo
dation of visitors, and the whole house wi>) be iianted
with ras. The house has been newly painted '•«<! lur
nished while tho shaded grounds it have
wen put m oomplete order. A woii manned
Yaoht.andanexoellcnt Band of Musio. have bfeo en
gaged for the season, J. i'lcKl.'JblJ.
Jel4 U
The favorite resort f-r tim-e
who appreciate Uru»id Scenery,
Pure Mountain Air, Lnuo Ttiiig
Baths. La-geand Well icutilciteii
Rooms, LoodSocirtv.r.nd :i Gc-od
Table.
QARLISLE
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
Cumberland 00., Pa.
Accorntnodat ions for
300,
TXEMS LOW
OWEN, (
]e7-3m
For particular* send fur Cir.’U
JLKNDENIN. A VIBSCHEH,
EPUKATA MOUNTAIN S KIMjS,
Lancaster County. Ponnsvlvama —1 ois estvb
bshment will be open by th- IUo of Juno Tnc nd
vauta.es of this beautiful resort ar* : Mmiuia-n s.’enury,
pureair.anu soft "fttert every variety ol iwitn* and
anusements; agood stock of livery borPH’, »rd car
nages. For further partinnlnrs o.tll on .(‘'bt'PH B.
UYKRB, oorner Third and Viu« Streets ; 8.
EARLE. No. 010 Chestnut Btreot. I'luladotplnn. or to
the proprietor, JOBU.PH KONIGMACHEiI, hyurata
Po*t Office. I.Rmvßfer n.»«int*. I’n tuv »i j,,i
C.iLUMBIA MOUSE, CAPE -SLA>I)—
Caps May, New Jersey.—This large, ij/ct rims
HOT* L will be opened, for tho reception of gueHta. on
the 20ih June. 1860. The Houeo ha* been completely
repaired and refu nished. A now cooking r’o,e ovsit<<,
steam*boilers. and every modern improverne'd cd <cd.
bxten-ive stabling nttaoned to me premises
All letters add eased to the Rubsoribors. Capo Jftand,
Now Jersey, will be promptly attended to.
. laird & woolmaN.
JamesH.Laird.latoproprietor Franklin Umulj, i hila
delplua; 8. B. Woolman, formerly proprietor Mount
Vernon Hotel. Cape alanu. jol3-d2m
C.MiKhSS HALL— J LAN lID CITY,
N. J.—This spacious Ho«cc, situated at Atlantio
Oify.will be reopened with every «ccom nodation for
visitorn on the 20th instant, by tho subscriber. The
House fronts the boaoh 12 • feet, giving a splendid v(ew
or the uoenn an ms near the Fishioq and Baiting point.
No pains will be spareu toseonn? tho oomfort ana con-
TS ° f ‘ ae, ‘*- THOMAS O. OAR BKTT.
A MERIOAN HOTEi, M AUs. H CHUNK,
•i*. PA.—This HOTEL is now 'ort ID A manner af
foidine every 00m ort to s»r-,t.. cru and tmveUer*.
Arrangements haie boeo made *'• 1 season to accom
modate SUMMER 1 ho most subl me
monntam Boonoty ami rural e- jnvn.nnts, arehereai-
Wrtf.J MICIik-1. WILII I.M,
GRO, vV. WILHbLM.
JeM-t*el Proprietors.
OEA BATH I NO.
vißitorß. ft is distinguished for comfort. Ioo&litv, and
superior accommodation*, with ample room tor 200 per
modAARUN OARHKTHON, Proprietor.
SEA BATHING. OAi’E ISLAND, N. J.—
JJKI.AWARB KOU^U
OTAK, HOTEt,
TUVNt.# AMl,ill ' ADa «B, PROPRf' TOR.
... cAH!i . s . T( . , CENTf( .
uf^ Bo ‘ rder ' , “ OCOm, “ 0 5 Ul ” don u ‘»mo« reaw.nK.
- - le<2 3tn
fTNITEO SfATES HOTEL, LONG
of guests, when ©very effort be T to
who may favor him. The
tQ H ed 0Q a fiae bluff, with lawn in fron?.®^
fuU view °f the ocean, good roads, siablir g. &o ij.wi
at «. ac H ve M Bn ? house In tbe oouotry. The
» ,VO u <>B^ bl ? b f two daily lines fromf«Stof
WalQUt-Btraet wbarf,vi*.:6A. M..aud2P M. 1
Refetenee—Grandy,'Warden, * Co.. a-.'D Chettnat
•teL B. A. SHOEMAKER,
Proprietor.
JJJURP HOUSE. ATL *NTIO CITY. N. J
Th i a spacious Hotel* posseaalngthe mostßdvanta.
geous location at Atlantio City, having been recently
or approaching season an
A new wing three stories high and pj f ee » in leneth
with verandan suirouodmglt.hasbeetiadd d contain
V*® M d*iry rooms and extending to within &i
yards of the ooean. a fine prospeotof which is afforded
ironi elmost every room in the house.
• JiM 1* being introduced into the bu Idint. additional
!??i£ h r2 oiea W 'U b? erected, and numerous other im
provements made. It being the aim of the to
HUUBE » ne of the most attractive
p mkl , .°[? on, T.®J re *or| a*ar Philadelphia. ,
■„rtvn tftb^e TT» 111)6 iU PI} >ed in the most liberal manner.
sr«iLiL po *. r .v ßr ? h® exercised in .the general ar-
Rehouse with a view to tho comfort
and convenience or guests.
A r { a* ■Atlantio is unsurpassed and the pure,
proved to be rartioulailv beoefioiaJ
».(*h , ng to enita*e, rooms wil s ease oocresa
. Ub, ," rl L* er . * l ot it the A.bleed
aou.e, Aroh .treet, FmladelphiA.
Jesmwf-2m a p. BKNSON.
]i/|ANSrON HODS*. MAUCU CHUNK,
CO., PA.—Thi. i, the moil oomforta
N ', l J t, )' rn Penn..ldeale, «nd
hlm.elf that Ihu. fer he hee eno
tiet? P ell h 1 Eur.u lt n 5 ,tl;1Ilrle t th.t oaonot fail to .v
'" ew| f And elenaml, fnralehed.snP
J " ““““A* “a ver, beet tbe Marker.
at— ’*• on the banhe of the l.ehixh,
Maun t h , n’h I lM l M the ,rn’Toad depol, end at tbe baee ol
th! Mount V , l A PAlh leade from the rear ot
JV 1 V°! °. r thtemonernin, from which poin”,
‘■“ndred feet above tbe Lehigh, tbe most
suhiirae scene imaxmable is presented.
aupphed witht/-o best and
P»r*st M°anUm t*pnn< Water.
Hot and Cold BAth* can be taken at all times.
OI-.ORO • HoPl'ea. Proprietor
SLAGLE HOTEL, BET Ml EHEM, pa.
4| |^n 0r o®. , ‘ T “ , aAWoSg e p?i^f.S,'r?'
A MERIOAN HOUSE, CAPE INLAND—
r„. 1 J?,!*- M ' REYNOLBB. Proprietor.- This favorite
reception of vieitora on M°iN*
Us, June 2oth._ it ha* been fitted nn in the best ntvi*
rS2«?i er7alt * ntlon 1,0 Paid to the comfort of its
gPßgta - JelB-dtSepl
ANTED— A situatioD, by a middle
kMed ?®ntl®man, in any capacity m which he can
th?s office. 1 UBBfU ' eMB a^ltJle^ ’ , “
VVANJED—Tn a Market-stroet Cloth
* * ?° u >®*afii , st-cls*sMALEBMAN.whocancom.
o.>rn a J A A* eaniount ut Couniry trade. >ddre-* C B?x
*- Q j*2s-6t*
SlO(lrtft« TO ® l s,ooo.—Wanted, a
Partner with the .above amount, to
Vd f‘lu® l- ,na pvh* business. City
««.,^ noe 1? of th ® moat ond ‘ übted kind, • 1 van and r«-
®®™w ,u o ,c »tion* stnotb onnfidantial.
dress, with real name. Activity. ll at this office. )24-6t*
W^^NTID—IN A DRV-GOODS COM-
R. 1.. ,J'l laSI H°V ( ►OUSE. aJLADaMn.tmi.ed to keep
Salss book and Invoice-book. -*pp j,ia bundwr tins
staung age, to - Boxm" Post office. j>»4 lftff*
A THOROUGU ACCOUNTANT, WHO
j. >® Mh. capable df condnctin* the financial Übnr
a-d ouam-M dep rtmeots of a manufaotonag establish
meet, is row o»*n orauenksgement. Address ‘•Ham l
ton.- at this* mce. Jv23 6t*
f?X*;t.UTURS' SALE.—Thu Stock lis
turea. and len*e of the Wholesale Hat, Cap and
w Ooode - ouse. No 417 Markee street, for sale.
This ■ a good opporiuniry Kn any one wishing to go
into business, or a house wanting to increass thsir
trade, at it it a long established and favorably known
house, and withal an exceiictit troaton. Inqmtc on
the P'-eo 1 -es for the Execnt<*r» ofthe i stale of
» JTiS mwiet JaMLS 8. MARTIN. Br., Deceased.
M FOR SALE—A fonr»story brown*
*4stone reiidflnce. No.SJi PINK street opposite the
nofpttal. It has all the modern coQvomences is well
, 2l***Wi®JS.P?? d A ord ® r * /P IJ.?n the premises,
or at 417 MARKbf street, of the Lxecutors of tbe
estate o« James B. eased hi* frowSt*
£'lo CAPITALISTS.—FOR SALE—
The Machine!/, B*took, and Fixtures of a Largs
Aianufftctorv of PAPER (/aNGINub, replete tnth
every oonvepience for carrying on an extensive bust
ness, a desirable investment to persons of energy who
can nosh the business For sale with or without the
toMn** lonvjro at 321 CHERT*VUT Street.
UlflwTpitfif BaRT. MONTGOMERY, A CO.
ANTED-Second hand fu'ni'tire, to
s*nd ro the coun*»y, forwhicb I oPer the high
est price in cash. Address ••OoUnTRY l)i AL*-.R.”
office of the Prist. jjg3 *t*
A YiiUNit man, will acquainted
t'i’h 'he Bhoe Trade. wisn«s a situation ax »al* s
inan or run)* kee. er Gcnd re ♦rente given. *Pdress
LbATHr-R* office of The Press. jy!9 Bt*
A YOUNG LADY FROM THE NORMAL
SCHOOL wishes a situation as T V ACH R In a
private lamih or seminary, in or out of the city. Ad
dress **') UrOH.” ihiatiffioo. }*i-Bt*
WANTED -bY A YOUNG .WAN, A
eituatiou in a whoVsa'c dry roods- grocery, or
hardware House, understands Ux>kkeepm*. and <ihb
h*u some experience m bosm'ss. ealan not much
an om»Gi &a eroplojmert Cap lun i»b the best
of reference.
VVA - T-D -bY THE ADVcbTlbbß,
v » who can *ive first-class business re'ersnee, a
situation in a wholesale dry-roods jobomg
tviokkeeper or salesman. Address *‘F. U.” offio* ol
T t Fy»,j iyU 10<*
WANIEJ— gIUO, fOR VVUICU GuUD
freehold se<*uritr will be eiven. and an intercr'
in a valuable patent. Address “Patent,” at Uiis<'*
See. jyl7-B*‘
WNTfcD —A young roan as .-alesman,
who i« ih'Toughly acqu.inr- d witn the Merch-nt
Tailor’s and Clothing trade of this ort*. To any perron
capable of SU'D* th s position, a liberal compensvi 0
will be given, address Box 413. P. u. j>l3 tf
WANTED —A fcituation > by a man,
thirty-s'iren years of age. of extensive experi
ence in business, ol good ad ’ress. and competent to fill
almost any position, either as a olerk. saoem.tendent,
or salesman Is very respeotnbly connected, and cap
give the mo«t satisfactory references as to integrity,
energy and business capacity A moderate saUry for
the present will be aocepted. Address ♦* B, G. H., offioe
of n* Prst. fell *f
BO.IRDING —For two gentlemen who
would room together 10 a small private family,
10 the pleasant village of Kemlertnn. station on
Gormantown pmlrnad. Address *B. H. W.," Box
2070 PhiUde-phia P. O.
N. B —Accommodation to keep horse ami carnage.
j)2* 3t
PAMI ILS and t*entlcmen desiring supc
riorlxmrdfor the summer can now havo choice
of Lars*, cool WaINUT S trest. jyW Im*
PHIV TE'pOAKDING. —Gentlemen and
their families, or single gentlemen, can be accom
modated with Uoard. with pleasant and handsome
rooms, furnishel or unfurnished, at 01« LOnud 1 ot.»
south eideor Washington'■cuare The location, b*ing
opposite 'ooneol the haadson.est parks in the city, ts
central, and extremely peasant. 'lransient persons
visiting the city can be aooominodated by the riay.or
week. Terms moderate. A basement front room, with
private entrance, for rent, suitable for nn office, jell-tf
TWO YOUNG (tENTLEMEN U**N BE
aocomraodatod with good, airy apartments, (with
or without board,) in a private lamily. Location cen
tral. Address '* TOLBKKT,” tnroogh Blood’s Dis
patch. ap»
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
fT\ HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
-i- COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Asset*?
BIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
iminD tit ?!r*t mortoxo** o.f a sal astarx
IKT«IT*U *^ oaTU Q VEII 9UJJOOJJOB.
Tkepreminma arc lower than m many other Coutpa
mss, and the Diridends have been sutm.
7k j# ia a strictly Mptpal CompaEf, There are s<
**** Stockholders, so that ALL THE PROFITS
axLotte to tbs utfsaxD.
Pamphlets, and every lnformatioa, mar be ka4
•katii, on appi,o ( atLon T to HFolll) RR
B. W. comer FOURTH and WALNUT Btretti.
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES 1
Thomas Robins, John Welsh.
MordecaiL Dawsoa, George H, Smart,
Jleorge M. fltroad, Whelen,
ohn B Myers, J. Fisher Learning*
Joseph Patterson, William C. Ludwig,
John M. Atwood, Artho- « Coffin,
'homaa H. Power*, George W. Tolacd,
William MoKee. Tbo* Wattsor .
Fame insuhanue oomfany, no.
406 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
THE STATED
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RISKS
iiinaoTous
Samuel Wrieht, D. H. Biroey,
Wm. W. Walter** J. VF. Evermae*
Clias. Riohardeoc, Hentr Lems, J r „
800. A. "West, JaooD W. Htoqlf
Oa Wilson Davit, Menko Stem.
Tbo*. S. Mar, ( l ; ” t ; UR( . K w p A y, jpruaKlor.!.
FHANOIB N. BUCK. Vior fraa’l
WILLIAM 3 I. BLANCHARD. Saeratery.
AMERICAN SAVING FUND.—Com
i*. oany’s Building, southeast comer WALNUT
and FOURTH Streets. Open daily from 8 till I
o’clock, and on MONDAY Lit Bin the evening. Th i
Old Institution has always paid ia full, on demand,
without notioe. _
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT. ,
All sums paid baok, on demand, in gold and silver.
T R UBT ) E*.
ALEX. tfHILLMN. President.
SAMI. WORK, Vice President.
John C. Farr, T.E. Harper. George Nugent,
John Ansysch, Jr., Bam). T. B -dme, Alb. n. Roliertf,
John Aikuian. Jorat Bowman, H. H. fcldridge,
Wm. "Howard. JOHN 8. WlLsON.TrrM.iror,
JOHN C 81 M-s Secretary JJSO Im
Carlisle tipring, J’a.
CPR»Mi GARDEN HAVING FUND,
331 North THIRD Street, between Vinr
and Callowhill. Incorporated by the Legislature April
14th. 1801 Open lor Deposits and Payments, dailj.froir
9to 2H o’clock Alio, on MONDAY and TfIUHBDAY
EVENINGS, fromB to 8 o’clock.
Interest 0 per cent, per annum. Depositor* can with
draw their honeys by Checks, if deaiwd. Bpe^* l De
poo.t. recoivod. JAMEg g pBI{i9LBt rwidort.
F<ut»rn Ha»7. Seoretarv auW-tf if
CPAKKUNG AND STILI. CATAWBA
WINEM,
MaSPFACfVBEn BY
J. EbHBLBY.
Cincinnati, Ohio,
Always on hand- and in lots to suit purchasers, by
CHARLES F. TAGGART, Sole Agent,
j No. 6 41 M tRKKT Street.
K-"r. OORSOM. REAL ESi’A'iK bro
, KKB. AND O'lK VtVAWCER, NOKRIjTOWN,
I ’I'AHM*, D «rOBER. MILLS, und HOTELS FOR
PALf. in Vontsomery. Buck*. Che»ier. and Deiaw,re
Counties, var'icg fn'm 10 to2Poacres, io K« od localities,
person* applying will be shown properties free ol
bondsand Mortgages negotiated at fair rate* HAND
pi»Mh ht«Sl» E>OKS tor saie in NorT»«t"Wn, Poti«-
town. and intern ediate plaoe*. For UamlOkU a and
lu.l d*a -Mption, address R. R CORSON,
Jj2l-6ra • Notnst wn. Pa
AZLMEA ! AZUflliA!
AZUMEAI AZUMEA! AZUMEAI AZUMEAI
PROP. MORRIB’ AZUMEA BAKING POWDER,
Munuhotured »"lsllL No. B 9 North FOtRTR
Mmit. »nd lnr««l»>- r ' "» m-2-.tm.r
DICE.—2OO Tierces Prime Reiailtop;
JL\ Charlaaton Riea. for aula by JAMBS GRAB AM
LKTITIAsUeet, .
SUMMER RESORTS.
WANTS.
BOARDING.
SAVING FUNDS.
V KIKtajEWTS.
J\ A 1 U)' AL 'IIIF. VTKE -G R (>'rTg a
L ' W»N'TRKLB FftoM
LOON, NE W YORK. ' KKya » w
THIS STj}R TROUPE
OF ML'Stri-NS n.HCV HI. ANn COMITTANa”
. FOB FOUR NIGHT- OM [;y M &VUAns.
And BATornny a ft. B-OON.Jni; m
THIS hV' VINO. WKD'KSDjY 1
_ Th« New Piece of
t .. , JAPANESE TREATY!
Julius Qu«ikenbu*h Geo. Chrutv
„ A M , PnIDE OF ADMISSION: vur “'7*
D,.„ o .die. ._. M C^b.
Orchestra Chairs «• *
precißely opori ftt 80V ®‘* J 10 ©omsence at eight o'etook.
*1 «£r ont 4t * invariably reserved fi>r Ladies, ajsd G«n
k!?.ff c 2 mpan >'‘ D S Gentlemanly ushers wul
oe in attendance. J'tt tt
\J|TkDNhSDAY, THE 25TH JULY.
GRAND PROMEVADt FRF.R CONCERT
AT UGGLhBF,ELD,
AMPHION ORCHK-TR°aJi?«D MTLITARv RAND,
»rograroma in Puhhe M “' D,rector ' n .
PBNNA. ACADEMY OF THE FINK
ARTS.-1023 CHhSrNUTBtte«t.
,„Vi >n |' a "’— g * lar s o f Ul J' ,Ct ’On Of PIUDtIQZ, Ud Sculo
mre. is now open dailj froms a m. uil* p. m. Ad
nussiop 35 ots.: ohildrsn under U years, IX cent*. Jyt-tf
SIOLOMON’S TEMPLE,
Atarge, beannlol,andtwrleotmodel 0 ftnecmnd-
?«*R2 dmoet interesting bmldmg ever bout is «ccte4
in tne immense saloon of
national hall,
„ k AIA RRET, ABOVE TWELFTH STREET.
h.Th? 1. •? S 6 feet long, 24 feet wide, andU feet
'>‘Wd bj soo «a» jei», and tha wS'.ijiiwT.
»nSnSrdiiir , .is%, fi,urM * n »J e<i in Je*l«ii OMtaine.
wrnorumg the various conns, give it a iifa-iike ap
i’AS!? Bth cf, a?l I Chron., 28th chap.; 2d
« n j chaps.; and F.x«x>oe tsth cbtp , far
»°h°.^h n S 01 Solomon’* Temple.au <>f
ftp?-?? To^alrp?®®®®* 1 .*® o “ «»• Mod-1.
1 qam T -?. V i® _ , with explanations, from 10 to
12 A.M,. Jto e,andl>itoiOp M w
Admission, tfa cents; >-hil{ir«n. half nriM
cSA **■ and t#ota ° r
Ej:CbM
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
A good payiw BrsrNE«s for
, ,VTh AL ,?',' D a fl °dtirtia? town 17 mil,, from PMI»-
r , a a verwn wr-tn . cvplt-1 of 8,00(1 or
a . ver 7 PfoSl.ltdo tiu.in.,B u .ill b.
-A. B. C »tan ogc. I,2j. w | n , C t
SyANTKD. — T ho subscrib r having his
at ,ai *“' a - woo d Ilk. to mak* , n on
hJss/U2 eß iw^?i*' e ?* > A , °os* for any CMucem wnoae
bastnerswi lnot tho empl<i)mso» of a per-
bo -k keeper. &ddrees“c'. M. H..” office ~f
K™* .... jy2BCt
T^TANTED —A situation as PooVkeeper,
,j by a young married m»<n witli »er-ral yens'
references Riven.
Audreys tfoffi-.e of The Press, jx£S'oe
*»'iOLE ONHAFROWGATELANE,
»l«v« th. pnssen.er railroad 'aadin, to Fraok
■n-'.J b . ”' aa "‘»<l. o.oailent .rater ind well
-1 ifatS and stab.e Toom. Arpl* tn c.
bythe'month.'^^ 15 ' airect * Would jy„nted
Cjacß SALE—A large and well-furnished
p, ‘oto. rapb Oilier- m l mo utir,
.reception room, on second
floor, acd sky-lw hri on ihird floor. up with everv
convenieDce and facility. aa 4-4
pUte all its attachments;one KCa*- e a,
holmes. Booth, Bc.Hayden.oompMe j largeand Bicelr
w. T t^ R .it rooms for comical pnrtoses printing, k.o \
water oil over the building, with tanks f.r washing
pho _a Jar** lot ol valuable Negative*. Anr
•ne having an idea of, parobas ug can raneiv* »3iin
{j’tfn’Uion from JAMBS E. MeCLKEd, 910
eSL re S!» appl % *ag at odo«. V not *ld before
July »th, tha Gallery is notJor sale. Price *
6A PERSON TYISHE« TO HER
Hou»eto a small family for her inacen
trailooation Address * A,” at office of 3 Prist*
XT* i FOR THE CAMPAIGN —S3CO cash
w ill porebaee the Type and Material* 'nearly oewi
or a sm*ll newspaper ihi is a chance tar*l« met
with. Address •» f>pe. M office of this paper. J)24 Jt*
/VJ.KRMANTOWN PROPERTY. for
v-W "lale or to Let, a Urze atd cocvraient Hoose in
Gcrmaotuwo; gas. waier, la»ge lawn, and plenty of
•bad-, mone of he best locaLons : will be »oi i low.
Address Box I<Bo, Phiiaaelphia poet office, j-21-liu
ATLANTIC CITY.—Two rooms in *
Stable f ar & jmal, iamUy w,H be
o, « 01 reasonable terms, Address,£ a-BHORB,
Blood * Deapatcb. j)l9-tt*
TO BUItDERF.—A large lot having
three fronts, suitable for immediate /oerot-eipest.
•itaatedo . TWENTIETH street, belowCateaßlNß.
Will be sold on «ccpnm.od*ung tenia to a par * who
will mptove. For terms, &e., address “K,” office of
this paper.
Factory lot for *ale.-a largo
lot having three fronts, adirirably situated is the
-outhwe*tercpirtofth© city. Will be rented
on reasonable term*. For parncalars, apply at this
I’ffice, j) 19 tf
fcALE —dn Accommodating Ttnns,
J- tbeBtoreend Dwellin'No 311 Ar< hstreeL
Apdj to WILLIA M R. A* Lb W,
jy 19 di* No- 834 ARCH fetreet
TO LE f—The first floor of tha fine Bal'd
ing No 7r4CHEBYaUT street, formerly occupied
as a wnolesale (and lately as a retail) Fancy Goods and
Per’umery *tore. Apply at ibe office of J* LEBBaUEL
Jk Qo , r>o 704 CEEaTNUTbtreet. Fhxla. jjll-lm
JL-AiNU ! 1
300,000 Aores for S&le, at prioea ranging from 12H
to 60 cents per Ace. m any qa*ntities required
TAXES p»id. ana Pa TENTS proonred for purcha
sers of Land under tbe Graduation Act
Plata furnished gratis by enclosing a postage stamp.
For lurther mtormat on applytp
wfLSoN, Rawlings * co.,
U. 8. and General Land Agents,
CH-STNUTSwretr
Between THIRD and r»‘ R IH,
81. IOUIS. MO,
LA V D WAHRANTB bought, sold, and located.
j>2-8m
FoR SaLE—The Stock andFixtuies of &
Wholesale Boot and Shoo House, new doing ft
good business. This is a good opportunity foruar one
wishing to go into the business or a bouse wm,Iting 1 ting to
increase their tr de. Sarief ctor? reasoas giving for
s*-l mg out. Aodreas “Box 380,” Fiulsueiphia Pott
■ ffice, woh name. le3&-tt
®TO LET OR F«>R fcALB —A FuUR*
story bouse, doable book baild'n*s, all modern im *
provements, in complete order; an elexant tar> e yard,
terms low to a sood tenant. Situated No. 1934
CHESTNUT street. APplvat Wo. 719 CHESTNUT
«r. th* Masonic H*«t. fliyM-tf
NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS
A For salea, large lot in the Southwestern section t f
the city, well adapted fora Nursery. Terms aoooamoda
ttng. For particulars address ** K, ’ at this omoe. apl7-tr
StfiUICINAL.
pURB GEORGIA ARROW ROJT.—
The special attention of physicians sod families Is
called 10 the superiority of this art cle. ft it rapidly
supplantm* a'l other ■ in s. and all Jfloae who have o*e<l
itsiveitthe nostdpoided preterrp-e Tee fo'l-wins
hxtiucts irom Ottifioatea 10 tbe hacdjoF the maoQ
fnctuier. Col. HaLLuwks will show the me** •* mu
non in which the Georgia Arrow it»ot i« held b> those
gentlemen of tbe medical profession who have tolly ex
amined it , ,
on- pound 6'J» cents, or two poisons for 31.
Complete instructions ao'ompan* t&"b p tokage.
showing how to make tne most (let cions articles tor Ut*
tablo.
FOR SALE, WHOLI 82LB AND RETAIL.
FREDERICK BROWN'S DRUG AND CHEMICAL
BT(JUe . N. K.COHNkk of HKjR and
CRF. -INI T HTH *■ ETS,
FHILAOELPfIIA,
AND AT
FREDERICK BROWN, Jr.’s
DRUG AaSD CHKfnICAL Mt'RE.
S. E. coxt. of .NINTH and Cnl-SThiUT aTREET3,
Under tbe Continental Hotel,
FttiLADEtaFaiA.
“i hare examined aed prepared tome ArrovJ?oo:,
manufactured by CoLHallowes. ol it. Man'*. Georgia.
King tia be* quabty of that variety o* Itecul • 1 nave
met with, tv«ia« superior to any Bermuda or otter
Atrowjaootliiave*reo,.„ a . .. «
saailhl Jackson. m.
" Umrersin ofi'enrgjltrama.’i.
Paur. MOrCKIS’ KUOfrPHALOv>.
There are 100 000 BnfTerers frura DISEASE* of
•ha Nh'ftVuus a* o i EAi, in ifceoitj of PhilsdaJpfci*#
MOREI a,
KUCEFHALOS,
Wfaloh is an original
And
"WONDERFUL REMEDY.
Compounded from the private formula of Frofeasot
Morna, W. D.. of this oity.
It acts directly upon the Serves
BY AB3OKt»TION
throajh the pores, au-t u needs but the tml of a
BINGLb BOTTLE
to test Its marvellous virtues.
Sufferers from
EXCITEMENT OF THE BfUHl*
NERVOUS HEADACHE,
GhNEHAL DfcSJLiTV.
NEURALGIA.
RHKUMaT!>M.
CHRON»C NEKVOUSNES3, *©,*
Will fiud the desired reDefbi iU . -
EXTtKWAL. Ufl B »
u directed m the Circular,
THfIT! TRY IT:
TRY IT! THY II
XRy{T! 'lff?'
p ?! ' Ik 6-i
TR ’ T* TRY IT!
TRY rt TK* IT!
IKY r* thy fr:
THY T! THY IT!
TR*IT! TRY it:
TRY IT! TRY IT!
If you are exhausted by over-much •tuny*
If you suffer from steeples* nuh <i
If you are a victim to neuramia.
If you ar- prostrated by excessive *rief.
It you crave etunalatini drmki,
r TRY lif
R TRY IT* v
Y TRY IT!
TRY IT! 1
l TRY IT! i
T ThY IT! %
as it will remove thos® miserable sensation* ’trl.ich in
duce a morbid disposition toward* latempersnao.
TKYH\ i» »ouare euffonni? from /vervott* Ueb.Uty
m any 01 its forms, and you will timl it a sooth mx and
INVIGOkAI'ISU APPLICATION
to you* nerves, ami worth many timeaiu eo*t, in thft
relief afforded.
jsumerou* teßtimons’s from the mo«t njspeot&b’.e
sources can be seen, by apply ms at the office of the pro
prietor*.
P epared by MOCKRIDGE <fc 00,, No, $3 North
PoUrtTH Street.
ag“ And for Sale by Druggist* generally. Jj7-if
JN. K.LIN.L & UO., 116 WALNUT ST
• J. N. KU v E & CWA(M'T«rre*t.
J. N. h MNE & CO„ U* 4 “ireat.
J. N KUNE & 00., 116 WALSVT Street.
AROMA ™ WtttBTlVK C ° itl,LU
AROMATIC ujoerTIVE
AROMATIC OToBmra COSDTAi-
AROMATIC DIGESTIVE
WILL CURE THE DYSPEPSIA,
WILL CURE THE HEARTBURN,
WILL CURE CRAMP IN TEE STOMACH,#*.
R«ad the following certificate from Hob- J. 8. S OS'!,
U. 8. Marshal. .Eastern inctucc orFeoasyiTana:
Philaiiklpma. Jane 4. 1-5}
Altars. J. y, Klim $ Co.— Gentiewsn r A me...her
of roy family. bavin* suffered with th** a for
several yoara was la’ely reci mmanded by u irienrt to
try your Cord a!; and I am happi to sa» f r* tafore
u*in< the content* of one bottle she conM enjoy ber
meals With a goodtppeute withoat r.V* tetut
inoon'anience. i tike ereot pleasure in recommending
ittoallwboare afflicted.
J. 8 YoiT. U. S. V. E. D. of Pa.
AROMATIC DIGEST Vfe COKIWAL- bis
lent and agreeable preparation is one of the be» mean
of improving the appetite prou ctm* digestion, and
rivtns airent th and tone to the stomach, which baa yet
been offered to the pubho ...
It is an o!d'<erman receipt, and bat been in nsefor
many y- ara in the families tne manufacturers, where
it naa proved an inviluat'e remedy for I>V fepfr r*3!A,
lIKARTBURN FLATULENCE, and QR MPB IN
THE 'TOMACH,ar'»ink Imiu cold or tnduestton. All
persona hav»nc the lo?>t tendenoj to indigestion shonUl
never tie witbnot <t. ■'* a small wine-glass full, mken
after meals, wilier the possibility of contracting
the d>*pop*n.
Itisoomposed of fifteen ingredients, Bitters and Aro
matics, and only kee-da to be tested to be approved and
appreciated.
It is a pleasant beverage, and may be need with
safety, pleasure, and advantage by invalids and by
those m health.
To be uad at nil the leadin? Dnirtieti’
»ut up in naan bottle*. Prtuo one dollar. '
Mftnufao.ured and lora&le b* ..
J. N * CO ,
t.
l«lS-*rftrw*T\
ACTINIA For the IN6TaKT JUiLILK xiaj j'y K
AulllJLil MAJi£NTCUHFofthiadlfftreum(c«Q-
plaint* «*»
FKNDT'S
BHONCHIAL CIGAHEI'T.
Mada by C. B, BEYWOUK > CO., 10T
StXMt. JVco.SJp- •* ; *«nt f-ee Wp<
* my7*snif, FOft eALK AT a**L
CORDIAL
CORDIAL