The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, July 28, 1860, Image 3

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The Miatohri.heglrietlve.CointulwlQn ibaTlog
to'.MisS.Harriet Hoimer ‘the
the ohole* MifjMJen'uplm her. to egeoute. a bronso :
, itutie-if fffditea H Hebtoßl theledy heoepts the'
‘ 'thilt'jh'VhffelltitriDg grecefttl letter r, '
' 'Z?ZZ Z ' ’•' ' ; ’-' WAthatow*‘,-Jane.22, 1853. ; ,
i ,CleSTLei*«s :1 have Hid, thohoudr to teuoive’
your'letterof /ho hVllihri ,■ioforj;lnjuia tu»t the
exCou'lon of ■ the bniuesatatua tu .'memory of the
lets Col' Benton,'for th* oily-of' St .Liutsfls; eu
; . iraet«i t.> #9:': Sacha tribute to.hls merit would I
l demand the host lusknowlodguieiits of any artist..
. 'but lathe present instaoea my inoet cordial l!iank>
' Will but Insußelontly eooTey.to youa mum of,**"
obligutipa under, which I reel yon hare pUosf
X bjvo reason fo.baaratefal toyOo for tetf 'OJv
«twS m, because t «m a young *«!»*. . »K * !l0 “4h
I oiy here given tome evidence ot : d>in, In *ho«
of lav st*ttv*swbioi» vro nbv in yoip® 4. Coalq
Psereriybare hopedthat thelrj(3*if whatever H
. maybe ehontdhore' Inspired’- ® oltnena of Bt
Louis to entrust me wl#‘* work whose chief
o.wiaterislto ajusi.be theWnton.of great iotollec
tasl power *,itO nunl/Stretigta.
Bui t hive elm' reason t> bp grateful to yon, be,
oinia t amaWoman,'»n<l, knowing whet barriers
muti ta the oa>«fopjnse all womanly efforts, I am
inj <b:eil tn-the ehiralrv of tbe West, illicit has
first overleaped them, lam not unmindful of thc
ilnl iudotgen'o withwhlah iny wjtka hare been
‘reialved, bat t here sometime! thou:ht that .the
or lies might be mors courteous tbao juit, remem
diartng from.whet hand they proceeded ; but your
klndoers irlll non afford me ample opportunity of
pr >riug to wbat rank lam nelly entitled ns an
ttrilst, unsheltered by their broad wings of oim
pussiun for the sex; fir this work must be, as we
unliratandiho term' a manly work, and beuos ire
merit* olohe mejt ha’ my detenoa against tho. at*
tanks of thoee who stan t ready to resist any en
etosebmeuts upon their self-appropriated sphere
I utter these seorirasnla only to'assure you thet
I am fully aware of the important results which to
me as an artist, Walton theleCueof my labors, and
henna that I shill spero no pales to produce a
mo umont worthy of yripr oity. and wortoy of the
Btatesb>an,.wbd, thoujfi deed, still speaks to you in
language more eloquent and endearing than tho
hippiest efforts'ln’ marble or brows, «f. over so
ounoing a workman, l- . '
It only remains for me to add, that os I shall
visit Bt. Louis previous to my departure for Eu
rope* further details may tben he arranged. I
have the honor to remain, gantlemen, resprotfully
yours, J H O llosuen.
loMessfs.il B BurasT, \ .
Warns* Caow, ’ S Committee.
; v ' M. h- Lixfos, MB,) ) ■',
. A Stax*. .Convention Sabbath-school
'<*uh*n will take ple-» to. the Saound Beloriceii
Dutch Church, ScheVootaltV, Aiigavt'fth, and aoa
tinue'through the Eth end 9th. 'the invitation to
attend Include* all eTangeliCal.Bas.tprs, and ever*
Sunday school In iho State to send
delegatoc. , '■_ ,; ■.". ‘ . ■ '
CIT Y ITEMS. '■
tiTiST-—All day yesterday, Mowts.
ChvleeOftkforiJ fcSnoswdef the Continents! Hotel.
4i«i.lAv#d ft baUetm aurettuomg'.*• ten Indira' collar* for.
fifty tents, nnd five pair of tuft* forttomljrAf* cente ”
The* is doinsfor the Indies what the celebrated patent
one- died co’lsr pm accomplished for ttentlemcn, in
givia< them ten of tho latter for tweniy-fv© cents. The
prudes referred,to ere really beautiful; ifth-y are not
the MrsW*. Oahfnrdt wohld bftuJlr he found ftetlin*
them. They are ruonifir them off ftt wail rnpidtr to
the most fa- hioonlk ladle* in the city. FO' rusticating
thej are, certainly the most sensible thin* oat..'
ftfatmcToitlitfl Facitmes.—Now that <h*sf»«
son is*t bond for a-number of onr tnanafaetoriee. in.
whteh the needle 1* largely employed, to be .making up
their steaks. the Rewh g Machine question may be art-
advent**©. Wo are reminded of this by the
f let that Messrs- William P-. Uolinfer ,k Co.* No. OS
Arch stieet. srr.onrannmherof admirable Sewink Ms.,
chines, ofwhioh they are thdeaolosive manufacturers,
are row tvgely making the most popular machines in
use for manv/acturiits pvrpbstt, ± ?hey, aro sellinr'
them largely to alt parts of tbe Union, as well as to the.
city trade, and at unususity ressonabte prices.
Savants and CH«srtPr.~For many years the
phmae M Thifd and Chestout” was sificnyrioiuwitb
a buttons thoronnkfvre 't ince the indomitable G. P*
J?. 0 has removed bi« renowned Cravat and Gents’
Fo'mishiu? Goods Fm»otinni > td.secntr& and Chestnut
- streets, that Ideality fast tecorue equally oe'ebrated for
marks i% l: is sot.an extra vs cant
eeV it'iauoa’k'tKst fonr-fiftbsof the y« nng m?n of taste
- in this c«udf£qhUi riow patronize Fshlemait’s. ia pre
foteti*e to establishment. They are con
stantly from Europe.
A Sovbb«ign Batx voft XAwr Ills —Scarcely
a (Hr pew* without inqwrieibeins addressed to ua a*
to the medicinal merit* of *' Pr«fete"r -Mo;ni’ Evioe-.
phti’oe?’ adveHised in another ©olumiro r our piper*
t-uf re?!y, in raaeral tens*. Is Jbat, in .aU cases where
pe'Honr are effl o’*d bjrnervoui t>fT« tioes, mtheirva-
Tjn ii forms, the Kucephaloy-whUh is an external r«r
medy—ia n roost p-yenLrrinecfalayeat. To the several'
ossa? vhlcb have come'under fur ewn notice, the silu
tuy i fftfot of tins arrive |«ne even exceeded what is
' elcimedforitbythe proprietor*. - ->*
*\ SuHMKR CosPßCTioyaar.—Messrs J 3 G-: Whit-
man A Co I Seotnd stfeet, below Chestnut, bate had
the ittcettuity and' eagaeity to produce, in their own
iftC.iS’io w,\f» a deboious Use of Confectionery peon
liariy adapted tothe warm weather of Ju y and August.
It le'really aMdattfhieg, tbd amruat of the.paktaWs
eesdiag away. -We also'
ao», 09 th'it.in consocaeooe of the popularity of their
i .odi in Philaiielpbia tfie Vendors, of these goods at
waterir.g plasm* die.'* find lit'to tb*jr decided ad*
vinfice to keepibWe ma&ufitetured by E. G. W. k
Cq, only.. ... - v/
Gao. "Chbisty : 8 IffinsntEts—National Thea-
tre -eo. GlrtsTy’inj>iufii tbie'evenlhj.—”Old.Vir,-
ffieny sever tlre.l*. eeSdw'uibe o>e mt r^*>»—
zi na >s.an\«n* the'r--tieridotua'oß'this tUentpd
<sf MbiApten*. Oqf l>dy frieodawlU bear in mind the
area treat m store fur them ar.d the obiidr*»n tht* aGerr
nwa. at AH oVooh >o selection for t*>e
JqveflUeew!libegivea« r To the evening the band will
*PP**r lorthe tßit ximo. aa they will U&ve early on
Irodday moining for lliltimoye; -
'•Goon.Cpcivaeb' w>B*va Abt* Pbicb.”—Such
waqthfteoußPel- Frank! n, rave when he e-.ld, ’*Take
eve of tbe panned the poinds'.will take eire of, them-
Beware f oT the Utt'e f*pen*es M /or*‘n
smvlleak wtlUiek agieatship.M m.ed*
Vewtv.srd twuble in 'prr*t^ri♦y. ,, , •* Se mindful 9
pstt'; aiid pVovider.t o"th;n ;stocon?« ’’ “
tuaeiy wise, rather thsn viM in tie»e \ ,J ai.d they who
*■> are t melywisa -deposit their money is;the Franklin
Qaving Fend. No. iSSSmnh Foortb street. beUw Chest*
nut Where it will drsw fl per cent- latere.-1, Md can si*
w’aytbehadmsold or ,silver wiwn desired: This old
and reliaM** raving Fund never eospended. Invest
aaouawmedeonly Large sad
null sums received. See advertisement in another
I column.
; YoUNoFoLKS.r-YoQng folka shcuM
be m»pnsrl»l toiie eo is a qaestlon. Many,
so «d bYyaand «i:is feel thaL>bey oariDot behave to>u>i
la'the presence .of company. They.are
avkwvd rloanUb. roUft). Tbey ftAl timid-, bashful,
Mlf the m n ment they are addrered br a
: atm-uer nraapoar in eoapinr. There is tnitono wav
to tetoverthis seeuire. easy atd graorfui
nnna=r*. and ti atm i<»dbuObsstt!ie> can t\l the
' lira* >it home a*, well /S'ahroSl. wj must,be ot.ur
i teoss. tureeaWe- civil kind. senttemiaty, aiid mnn y a
- bone ftod then it eill bflvwme * aecood. nature every
v w ere. ibe im*ta£ree«bto'i*rson*.w«:bav« S>er
* hco#* ir-eomraey.were taut*who-were moat o-rreea
\ ifo at bone, and pure htte d-th 6i r c!m hi n g at'the ‘-One
;i frtot Oift Cfbthinsb'mporiani” of Gbamvillb
i Bwn»i ho>* ftft Cftestnut street, where the full v*)ae
if of the none? ia runranUcd,and a valuable gift pre
£ seated With ascii art*ote solid.
J v Hdtr to Tea* Benoits JfWiTB ~An iogedotr
■ M the fa rj* thesis that
U the feeditu of the negro nuee oontisuAll/ol 4 rxolnsiye'y
'l on'aamel food mmld effect then' cqsvcniipßjfcto white
i$ oeo* fieerdnadchirbilef mr.in<9Vn the fact that io~
>- s.miidistt/cts.wtieren.Uri* auatit* of .each ford-ie
;i~t wwm'fi thepecul.sntifs of the negro phyeiognomj
p areeoasideraby reduced, Joitng very awkward people
fj twoooetegent and sracsfsl fa waeheni and appear*
* anee hr wearing the bacdsMM:**fin4flfß-Bi-ide4tth»
p Biwnßtona Clothla* BhUuMtoebbif (fc Wilson* Aim.
*J3 aed street, above bUt>.
s]. 1 Oac OdcasirD Acid Spbxso Wavs*.—This wa-,
tarfegattmic great celebrity; and the dmand r O7 it
gisinorearin* raptdir. IS* beneficial character ia at
•rtested hyttanands, and it ia prendanbed 1 by dintin'
- gaiehedphraieianatobe superior to any other ra*di
if oiailßartnr Waterhowin oee. Tb* almost mirsehloas
>- cnree rrtlcb ithas perfoßaedleedlaaio believe that it
'4 tedeemd toaeeome axhehaieeiv'beed lathe tniimt*h
H of very assay diseases Which ordinary remedies fnii to
•V ears. \!ts oa rati vs properties, are established beyond
% tuest»Oß,aad we feel assured that it mfcst, to a great
§ oxtea-nr supersede msnr of ibe. Artificial compounds of.
f thedaf. We recommend those of our readers who may,
1 ha eafleriaf from jrbnersf tfebilitr,~or from any of the
| disease* fer whieh this Watens prescribed, to aiVfc it a
ftriaL Jfeeadvertuemeat*',.•,;: * -- * r.< mytt-sly
| "L*die». Brin Tmel^-Dostsndmothsfnearpetg
Rate off ctually eradicated by the Pater.t Carpet-bent
jp> ft sehitie, 1201 WoMc street. Bend your order,-or oal
fe pad sje the operetta** . *** *
fe 8m Jambf Mobbat’b Cabj»ho*atbd Cosbut..—
EThis admirable Cordial' 1 is designed esproudly fur
fall th'we o-.m»lsinra iMident lo the haat of sum-’
mm*r. DiaevtoM.and. aevafa paiaa of the stomach,'
S watting, do., readily yield to - itsyery soothing influ
ienbe. ft ‘tfegatfit add ftratefitf to the tastel
('Alter atria?,few ref*>rfa Will 1 ha wtltins tobe" without
Jit TteaS lenvJQf tor the onentrr stmud autdo so
Esritnoat ptoridlag themeelves with ths •ordiai it is
geold by Bo>er,duUhaad Vine. -FrjosiOcsnU- tf
lmFo^T^riONrs.
Iraepcitedtar tfcajhawnl ;•■ v, .
V IrtMKd Bfis eamWfsb, Oote-OW buth^
5 »]■ iat Wm Kumra; ft whs suisr M rk; ft bits tkinr t
f ke*stiwar‘nds Taus.watwno* ■
l , sugar John
I Mm» CftJ t AHMEdM 9*<£l? _fc£bnsisypooigarS M'Vt*
»par,QotMas a nrt;,iwbd, f>»: 00000
ifflrt”fttej wadrtftwo mjgvftr * 'riafct
jf As fOrtoa«bMs paper do W bagpipe Wine
flinrrv «att ti&| 90 tee
| jpgecoah.fcos motetscs-Mddeirs <k Cabidfe.■
§' ~■- JAMIWE WTKIiIiIBBUCt,
I »gryof»rar*«K • *
I • ; A**JVKO. _ „ .
fc*y» s ®»m» '»*»> gw**, *» ■**'*
tsufci‘i«irW Watii fiom 6&-
Lirerpool
wvd-p w)d»n*-‘#o7«rfllo Jolia R Ft tt'nM* Mru
rWUia'ffiiS'lilfcfiiv ert* w.teU»l
edatHaiplfcw;*-.v;.A v -r ; •'> ;
'Steautshm | n».
forx l ver«ol,
C a^’wm^S^^fl|7 X niolr ** Lo-.
renx?sn4 WaJiiSsflS, Philadelphia, were, loading at.
for Ban Francisco, cleared
*BiJ* wfoe^if 9 Van Oraraermsn. for Philadelphia,
nailed fen* iT"lvjet 10 th test • ~ . . -
B Lex, Alaeida, henoe, arrived at Poit an
. ' - 1 ,
Washington Fntcher.Coltins, from Rentedios,
ArrivedstNewYorxye^terdftT.
iterkWhito Wing; Kalin-ufor Philadelphia, was load-
_ - ’ „ . ■
Bra T ft Wxitsm. Monday, from Porto Oabello, Sr*
rivud at New York yesterday.' 1s . , ' *
.Brig Coiulovft;Joaes.<fromProvidence for.Philadel*
phi*: nt NewportPB:h tbst. ‘ . . . _
Pohrt John Parnam* Hall. Chas William*; Golding,
Sarah Mills Oar ton.and Antstes, Cordery, henoe, ar*
r \v[i!ow**?rpf* tfuie, for Philadelphia, sailed
from FrAvideuo«£Jitiißftt. , , . A _ ,
. Bohr ,T L ttedner, Cordery, henoe, arrived at Salem
• Oavi*. oleared at New York yesterday
Toi Phil'daiphifte - - • • ‘ _ t „
Pc hr R - Jauoa. Godfrey, from Boston, arrived at N
/Satire Palestine, Mar/ fc Virginia. Todd. 8
B Balter- Lyons;aid S G Ring, Andrews.henoe.ar
yivodat Hifcb>oondS6th w«t ‘ .....
Frhr M Davis, sailed from New Bedford *6*-h
mat, for Philadelphia. . ' . „»,■.» u
- Steamer Concord, Norman, hence, arrived at N lore
yrsteidaV. t •
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
VP 20 19 O'CLOCK LABT KIQBT.
COSTINBNT At, BOIKL—Coro.r Ninth wd Olartnnt.
W Am.rj. N.w Vorlt J J«nt£in*,' RoohjiMr
Mrs r.’n*. NY . Mrall CPou-r, N 1
wr F Burn,,; B»lt - • AT v»
R Baohinan. Cm, O j - 8 Ku'- hn. pm O
- Sinn h. Jr. NY H MMi, Momchli i„ -
Rev J P t'uncHn & nf, Ga 'J M wheeUrok. el Y
>• r.-ulo Bartrord T Holoomb. Ue!
R G Huhbatd. bin. O A Brwidnax. Jnh, D O
O i SamH"-. N Y O.H Peek. V Y
J Winter; K,„„ E Uj).U. -NnrfeUt
IbHephirn.N.Y , NW_>'a met. Balt
K Gra’ nm. Pet,nbar;. Va G.u P>tooe, Btm
l| f) etever. > Y Mm Jleerp. G»
Ri.b' Wallooe. Memshia Mjn J, Wall we, Memehi.
J OilUtenii k la. 8 C <J1«« UOoibivn, Cm O
H N Hatch Cia. O John w iiooper. Jr. Gs
MiaaM i. uomer.Ga . R MoVewh. Ya o Cn.lejo
A Himiiw. I*» O.les* P5 V .J *l-' v
n o Uailiir. N Y J lf Irfwia. Wheehae. Va
K B anolia.ll, Be lefont. ' D Lai|ri‘nca. Ky
t.,,1 Mun.'man Pa JS.'CJ’tMf"• 1 !l'f nnt ”
J ,<Uon««. Vmketwr. W M Faber, Pmsbnrs
JP leaner & wf. PitUb. Mlaa p. Uamm. PiltJhnw,
Ohae Alter. N O J Benner. Jr. A ia.Pittaba
J-i Carr. Pan*. Mo WoStj-art. Phila
H Banner, Hartford - ' }; P vl y.
J, a 0 Buler St Lon-. EOSoalea. NO
Inhn M Urkm. lenn W HToi;.. Va
i.FCnaiee. !IY ■ JHBh«dd, 0
Joun VoCnllj.SO W H. K blrUon, B C ’
Mm RoherwMf. 8 O MM- Robertson cU
Min Robeitaon. 80 CMoHae t mj. Rlohnmd
John J vioora. NO R D Oahorn-.N 0 -
i\i i o»“,Nil j Vh'i. s .MuCnllar, Ala
a K Ourtla. NY C W Skinner. N O
HBSkinner.NO , „ B.8“‘J?"? r - J 6 Ip, „„
Miee Skinner, Hertford.il C. Miaa Gordoiu gertf d, N C
J B Chadwick. Cmeinnati J H .''oob- N C
!;r F ...Seiix.arer. PMK Daniel A 1 houm, Phila
B w Webb Saadnakr.O I. Thomrana., hio
Hun a W Brewer, Pa W SSoi eilnn & la, Pa
•JtiaaOr,ne,baitimbra HO mi.hter, ark
H Jam- itV Balt . Win Dame,, Balt
Mil. Holt BiUiinoro . Ml-e *2 bolt, Baltimore
a i- Kirk k wife. Md JP Jewett, oin
Miaa i-hebeFerria.om . JD avmkwl PitUb’*
Min A Keed. Pit‘abor< H F Wallin*. N V
O H Halter, Mitt- ■ A ah'ena * In Balt,,
John T Brown. Baltimore John Cheaout, H Carolina
;,l w Cheannt, 8 Carolina Mma Chen„o',B enrohna
K P.Wa an t la. ct Loeia Dr Bond. Baltim ire
M .a. Morna, Bsltimoie, A o Woodbnrr k la, N H
WNoriia«M,N , B B ' uane. baitimore
G--o W t waltz. Hnmined-n A ADouilask In, ai Chunk
W H Heodrickaon & la, N J J.“ s i e',V” ,u '^'' * lilw ? r n„
MI.S epotawm d. Uelawaro A G »llaon, farann h,Sa
BobertG WiU-n,Savannah J 1, »ajne. Ji.CinO
M Femnaonk la, Pit-.bars GroF fa-biv. Miaa
John C MoNairy, Mia. D W_ Leo, New York
iOl&A&D HOUSE-Nintu and CheMnnt nreeu.
Jno Johoaon, U s N Wm Wortblnaton. Balt
amlßjroule.Balt, . AH Blown t. St Lome
F Scott Btewart, St Louia MT_H Bunt ng on& la.Misa
Hiaa Hoorin,ton. Miu 9. S ™
Oliver Caldwell Ohio KF White N Y
L W Martin A la Texaa JHim Marlin. le*a*
Mi«« h Martin. Taraa . }V W Powell Mia.
C H MoUr de. Maaa . Joa A Ongan !c la Ga
Mia. Dn.-an. Ga Maater Dugin. Ga
Tana ft Ruaieil. NY Mr 1 Y
D L Shield. A-lantio Hltjr Clinton June. Mo
-vlmOJ-inen: Mo Mis. Clara Jonea. Mo
J Ori.-weil, Hatriabarg Th- >,(J Wiiaon. Dunll.
J I, Cochran, N Y line! Painler. Pa
Wra.M .'a«..Charle«ton Thus Rcharp Vo
P Moria * la. N Y Mm Morrla. NY
«enr* K Wright, N Y 'Gen Hem lton Harnabnm
Geo P Whitaker, Md Maa er Oeoi , Mil,
Gao «h t6eld,.adlßß, A IMTIntS-M. Mtm
Jaa Gealuian A la. Vo Sami Walain.ton C W
Time Walkington, CW N Maokl md fc la-B-H
Wm T Pbm*». Cln. O Jaa Dnd ev & la. 8 0
Miss Uodley, SC JS B Holden * la. NY
B , Tlinmrann. N Y JSl r . Mn-ttaew-ji fc I la. N Y
C A edarr.a. NO WH Smith, NO
Min Smith, N 0 J Robertaon. N Y
W Warren, Ala Sami I,Taloutt, Hartford
A Mo, r aoa k la. Ga Mira Morrison, Ga
Mira I‘aber, Ga Mist Im-ta, Gi
llrßancroft NY Mr P"iilip»,N Y
Air .Vlarn-. N Y . . 8 8 Cooper ka. Matt
1,.a l’ Gr.lhlnr, VCa,a V Fr-nk Cnltcr Mi-a
R.'.ljtAtd, ,w-n, Mia* ' J BTaareri a;8 0
naaeYi. Hleat-r,.Pa RGarmly Halt
P D Mall. Putabnrg A W Morrow. Pitiabnrg
P o'J.otun. Pltlthnrg Mia. H Juk.-in, Putalmrg
W igittimore.Sa-aanih Ga. John C Mitchell Pa
v 1, Ho -soman. MtudUfn John Ja-i.iaon. IWiddlet’n
Geo Andaman. Mioh Mrs *noeraoo. Alioh
laaao PjftFi.. Del " Geo Doilloj Del
HuzUSaKKN Y PS Hademan.BetfOlt
Mrs HaISSTn, Detroit L C F.ito-., at
R Trembly. N Y OJ Hioker Lano
Wm B «liey. Lancaster John l McGnnirls Lmo
Huden G'rsnxlin. Lane John 0 Sproulf Sc in, Md
Mjm Spronl*. Md Miss Adrims-Md
A b Arthur, NY ... 1* B Wbita N /
Jam w WHt*on & la. Aib’y Miss Watson. Allnny
Miss G/aham- Albany JJr Carter A la NY
A H Kibiiards,SC H J Ctirap ell,BC
ChtJ* ft-MilUr*Fa Co! Allen Busicn^
NY N Ba l t
Ohas Albert. Wash . L Goveli, Jr, N Y
i>u? Price. Salt JboN Tornev Blit
T J y >rner. St Loute A P Mteiier. Va
Wj HcmM«tCiisrk'eton Jno C Boyle Mioon
a VOfhis. i OHS MJ Thompson, Of.nn
Vr Pittsmure- N Y W D mwl' < ft m. Vjj-
S .A Ciisssm. Va Miss 8 H Mtnhie, Va
M H Kemper. Va M nunt>o*tOH- Conn
aVrs Young. Bait,. - —£eh«- Voonrr B-i'e' -
ft M Bradley. N V K Maycerd Ohio
John A Diehl. W C
AMEBIOAN HOTEL—Ohertuct. above Fifth.
S Gordon Holers. Vs, O II Gii j O'o.7’hda
5%l Humphreys k l«; Pa Mi»K M Cutter, P*
Warren Kaweon. Cio, 0 ' J Fcdicyer. PhJtft
'Jas Riohmocd. Boston i °uis J i-Urk, rbiU
fIJ Banner.Boftton WD Oarlinuton.WChest
Cfafta Lightbecker, Vn - Ah Allen, Wash
.1 Bateiima; Georget'n, Md J Bateman, Jr Georget ti
Chits H V-i J W/etcben. Vn
Miss M J Smith, Va SpLasr,NY M ,
P B xdy. tte' JM Connell. Newark, 0
R H Fuhie, Pittsburg W B.miqs k la. N Y
J.ihn JJotss. 'v Y ‘ FOTft nter. Hines
A M .«wttrr.-Lanowiter Albert Mnck e. r«on
w H HurliD*; Conn JaeJJ youn<. Conn
T McPcrher Sc. la, Boeton Id Di’l'rße. Chicago
c l'urnrU Tc dvim, Mu A>» Fddy. N Y
Jo»Fa>el,NY K J Andtrson, N Y
JfiNFß’ BOTEL—Chaatnat street, above Sixth.
JC Adams. VY ' C hi yadd-n.N Y
/r-ou'tm. Md John *eJsm> Aiunsta, Ga
S A'jreen, Md 1 JI) Thom: son. S J
A B Games,Newport, RI Geo Reeves. H 0„
WBWalter.NY J * Buatwt.b, N Y
Mm Smith, Pa MimM Smith. P,i
Vio Bewett, NY . A * Nlnin/ar. N Y
Geo I Awrenoe. Jr, N Y H S?CI ° { ?* SV.
MRFw.lt. Md M R Honk Jr. Aid
John fl trice, PI) basr Prescott
MNorth'OP Prescott W HNal'y,,Washington
T Fl.ee.'Miss
t W BoiUntsvnrth,NO L L Keneea, A’abama
EHitowel.NY
' BT. L0(JI8 HOTEL-Cnestnut street, above Third.
JMSUokPb»a JaeSlocqra, Brownsville
I H Rows; Pi»‘nWir« ,<* p Cot nell. An Ini i n
? at U.'vl 16 , , W Wcnt- y f/enlon, fl J
7^4 , |aS*. r SK(‘(P>ri 0 J KBeli. Beverly
A K Hedrick Phil* g C Oentiru. ‘'ottsville
0 H Hilu Pottsyiile Mis J Arnest, Va .
< n r.i x.Cape Mar i*L Heed. Jr H *pnn6s
kt Gilbert Johnstown, N Y Ft) ''tiart, Watiincton
» H H MerT*m*n t Balt Wra Foss, Haltim<>re
(i « Jones, Bait R L *llen. Hutsiiur*
Henn Wise, Halt - K A Kars Babmiore
K Ms dox Hn.lt M Clark, Boston
Kit* U L Clark, Boston H Johns n,ft J
MERCHANTS* HOTEL—Fourth ttreet,- below Arch.
LWa'do.Cin. O - Ben W f.illy. Oarhnnda’e
(.Ml Allen Cr*iß CsrbonMe H C ?iropson Bii>der co
Psßenenma er,III FB Hebfnson/Pjttfcb'rnr
Mtse M Hittstaff Cmm UrexierWilm. D«U
P hooper, Lancaster 8 Wjfemple, Pittsburg
M M Lowry. Atheas.Tenn.2; B Martin. Athene. Teen.
** ft Costs. Athens, Tenn H Sanders and «f. Va
RoFrr.7rap». a • , Biss. Phils ..
A B Thompson. Texas P *nxel an<* .wif* PhiU
r 1) x oebrau. P ttsburr. J d Kearney, Puuburg
I PBamon .Hex’eton A H “lair- Carlisle
Wm(JverfteK). Philadelphia J M Bwlev, Pi t«burs
TW Hjrtioao. rifat-nrs C H /u*. P<t sbur.'
Wl> Thofcaeon, Mi«e . Miss Kisely, New Haven
Hon t J Stevens. Washing^
THE UNlON—Arohst'eet.shove•?hlrd.
rteo B Ruts It. Pittaburx Mrs Kusseil, Pitt.hurg
Geokeier. Lancaster, John A ‘baw, CiDOi:.n*tl
W HGtst ft, Atlantic 0»t? CL/iwri?. Hi raj-ton CW
Mr* ft. L L>Wrte. OanidA TF Mis* l **ouMt. Hamilton
KBhok. Easton-Pa . MrsE Bithen*. C W
0 M> heeler.- eesdinc J Rtooebacb. Easton
Mbs li Noll. Raston , MUsßewjtli. t anion
J ja fitari Ala Richmond Sami B Clever, Bel
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth Street, at Chestnut,
R Co lyer Cb:ca*o JPOpmond. Chesteroo
3 Irvins, Ch**?er Atb nt Pula
SO Dare ! ht ( a ‘ Mfc Piccard* PottsvUfe
UK WteLkbU* Csmord tck'ry.Pa
AFuihey A l%*Fa W 8 Jacson, Bel
' "-SMMTBS UNlON—Market Street, above Sixth.
G Swart*. Hanfinsdon ' D FSmth.CtearfeMno
H J Smith- Bet efonle, Pa JII Fankin.Be i. fonte. Pa
on. Pbbft A 0 WolfKi 1. Lcwurown
8 0 Mnrtiton Wmtport J A Ma*ee. Perry cu.Fa
h Felix. BaMfsbnrs --■« J.f Clyde, Harrisburg
M Rron. Belco, Pa TOne tP* f -
HMD va. Vn J Matthews. Balt
£ Lewis, Salt - - -
MERCHANTS' HOUSE—Third at. above C&UowhUl.
R tiuckman, Womelsdorf P Sleekel, Books co
PHl*dwards,P» JodCrewran, <-e;ler*viUe
R H Horn. Easton David D.Horn, Ehsiod .
ivy-b Hmich, >a*ton Jaa H Bush. Allentown
Wafpooßer, Pa Geo K< ams, Pa ,
eV> W .Vof, • a . DA Ai'irikht, Reading
HC Wilbur, Madison, 104 , '
BARI/BY S*KAP JIOTBL-Sfoond sfc. below Ym«.
K Watson. Ends co Oco.W Edward*. Phila
frSDiehr.Ktyondeburg J-wH-lm r. Middletown
Atoert H Ely. Hlnawit o JW 0n«», Ruokintlmn
»?• If Hilbert, Bucks do ATDuflied. Butksoo
Gao i Thivi*. Pa h Tieeut*ro Jr. Ha
Parol Boker Ha J-emuel Hoapo k. P%
H OHart, Pa Heroo.Vewtown
S FMiitMirit. Pa PMoNatr.P*
P £ Pickertair* Pa > • • J, RMwrts, ?»her/y
'VftUon Oonfly, Byberry C Hobr**. Afyn ton
K Reader. Hft J C Cornell, Buds c<?
3 Kirkbnde. Book* a* J K Hwime'. Bucks oO
• '•CadWvtlader.Ho'ksoo Ch-*«Toruert !
K<n«»' Proith. Pnoke co geneoa Beans* Books co ;
TimutbrEh.Buoi.BCO 1
fTATfOJ? £it HOTPIr-Hsoe street, above Third.
P »eh'HT, BaitE , L K «?^,n• 33 , 0, « .
MOrbharPa MHflun. Jr,Qatasaqua
Mn»' W H Horn. Ctlataqwv Men * T Horn. Ca asaquar
j ui lnd OPPnnd:Tg Del
H P Well. Oil' ieilown A K Walter «t In. Kv
F-J Hikgtna. Heading J Buoklej, Potteville
KjALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third (t.. ah. Callowhtll. •
! AYcti-i.tjne iluoks co PB Derr. Allentown
Skfcuh. Ruekneo . MtHSmiiJi. Bucks oo
'SSmith,' uobe » J Ptnrich I, Y
! A PrftLrioi. Pa B B*an«. Back* eo
|B 8 DiVtb'llig, Sch Haven S H Bun, Si'll Haven
F M»tta»ller, 6ch Haven O J Plater, Heading
j' ’ BLACIISISAR HOTBL-Third at- ab. Caliowhill,
Haul l.»v»n«Jt 6 ndrae ‘ H V Goodman, “ending
JSHljMir.AjWiooity • JHTiealer. tolinston
W K Grim- Bfcereuiwn, Pa Cupel Beads Bylmry,
A Buckman--Pa?‘ .IK Puokiiian,X."-rd(py vide
II Harper, Jenkintown ' ~ Mies iiarp--r. Junkmtown
8 A mold. Buckey* »Tomlinson. Batumi
M'" , i , r Tmrh in yon .(t, harry -“ Morrienn. IhiH
«.fllenien». OheeterXalicj W P»ff- Ynrdley ville
F.TRu-ns. Yardiejvnjfc- OavipLevy, Reading
l)T. VtiHHOH HOl ECieennii street. above grok,
j W W.'ilVer, Fisfon \ Thoe Lloyd- Beth’ebem
Mnhlona K ng. Bill "-Bkihl Belt. » Y .
Choi Bt.ee,, lowa H K l) cki-reon- lowa
AaiOn Wasnyr, Hatfield Tnbi,aC’lierli>i'tzer, Pa
■'
FOOHTAttf HOTEL—Secondstreet above Market.
IMM Lnflftdi Dover, Del. I«a«e W Bobintoit, Del
figTitiitn. Phila„ i „ Huii’lPreV-PhiK .
latnel Hparry. Phita IJh j H Saitom. U»J ,
Okas Bmoryl Ad B 0 Wastes, Dover, Del
Card Printing, Bust and Chbamst in
tMCitr<atlt South THIRD . .
, ' OIRCUIAH PRtNTINU, H<*} and Chaapeat in tha
City, at 14 Ikrath TNIAD attaat
IILI.-HB4D PRINTING, Mat tad Ohaapeat in tha
(Mr, at M Math THIRD attaat,
nawn.BH.L PRINTING, Bait and Cheapaat u tha
4K&at**SaathTßlßDatNst.
PHMPJBMfIP.PRINTING, and aaary othw iaaarip
ttaa of Prlatinf >of tha moat aupariorauaiity, at tha
matraaaShhi ntta< at HWftffADT fc BBOWN’B,
Ciawi'a'MiMtai. M Math THIRD atraat. j»tf u
W 4 '
SPECIAL NOTICES.
, Eyebt ScmMbr the demand for HoStet
ter’s Celebrated Siomoch Bittern increasss. It is found
to be the only certain preservation of bodily strength
daring a period when the atmosphere is oalou ateJ to
induce a feeiiogo* lassitude and indigestion. Tbe worst
oabes of Diarrhea* and Dysentery give way to its po
teut .influence. Innumerable persons, who are now
alive and well, mast 'hank the discoverer of this prepa
ration (hat they hive not been swept away in the har
vest ot death, ihe B>tte r s H recommended by t-.e beei
piiysioiaos m the land. This is the best evidence of iD
real value. beoia«e, as a general thing, th a y wi l nor
Bpnak a worl In favor of advertised preparat ons. The)
have beeuoumpoiled to acknowledge theolaims of thin
Bitters upon the community. Sold by alt druggisfcj
DYOTT Sc CO., Agents. North SECOND SiTeot.
ItdJkW _
Bathing Rohrs. —One of the largest as
aortmenta oi BATHING ROBR Jin
for Ladico. Gonta, and Children, nt SLOAN S soi
MARKET Street, Hnladelphtn, or nt hia etore or
OAPJS ISLAND, N. J. ’ jy2B-3t*
Compound Kxtrautof Sabsj.parilla fob
makiso Root Bcsa.—A plena,nt and heathy beve
ra;e at Mght Cent, a Gallon, for family UK. Poll d.-
reotiona aoeompmy each bottle. Its universal and in
oraatin. popularity ia its beat reooinm.Bda'ion, Be
warn of numeroua imitntlons Bold o-i the credit of our
extract and ndvertiung. T„e gennine piepared only by
POTT Fit & CHAM PIN, Practical ChemilUl. WtS
TKRIV. IL I. Wholean'o Agent, for Philtdelphto.
DYOTT * C 0„ S.-2 North S 1 COM) Btr«et. 80-d
hy Druggists ami Grocers generally throughout th
country. ijiati.tntft*
Onb Pjwob Olotring of tub Latest
giTLSs.iaado in tho be.t manner, vxpreuly for Rt
tail BALLS. LOWEST eelling prioea markod ir
Plain Pis area. All goods madetoorderwarranted satu
(kotory. Our ONE-PRICE system is stnotly adheres
to, as we bilieve this to bo the only ,air way of riealim
All ays thereby treated alike. JONES t CO..
«S-tf «M MARKET Street
Balamahdeb b’mE-i'noop safes. —A vert
largo assortment of SALAM.i SUERS for sale at tea
eonabte prioos, No. So. CHESTNUT St, Philadelphia
EVANS k WAkSDN,
SaAh b b ' a Saving Fond—NorthiVAsi
Oobskb Skcomd and Wa-.sitt Stebxts.—Deposits re
eeived in small and large amounts, from all dosses o:
ho community, and allows intoreat at the rate of FIVE
PER OEN P. per annum.
Money may be drawn by oheok. without loss of in
l*Offlo. open dally, from , until 5 cPolook, and on Mon
day and Saturday until nine'in the evening. Pres
dent, FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and Secretary
-CHAR. M» MORRIB
Mbtbrb’. Miraculous Vermin De
sibotbA, the oldest nnd best remedy known for Ex
-terminating HATS and MICE, COOKHOACDEI
BUGS, ANTS. MUfcaUITOKS, FLEAB, MOTHS.
GRAIN WORMS.and GARDEN INS' OT3.
.1#“ Prinoipnl Depot, 613 BROADWAY, N-Y
-Bold by all Druggist-, everywhere. mylS-Sir,
Saving Fund—National Safety Trust
OowaSi.—Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania.
RULES.
I. Money is received every day, and in anywnoun!
U "fiVEPER GENT, interest it paid for money iron,
the day it is pnt in. _ .
8s The money ic always paid book in GOLD whensva*
.t ia called for, and without notice.
4. Money iareocivca from Executors, Administrators
ihtttrdiana, and other Trustees, In large or small stun*
lo remain a long or short period.
§. The money received from Depositors is invested ir
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Ronta, and other first
alas* securities. ..
g, office open every day—WALNUT Street, soathwer
"tm* »te**Mt. PhHit/telohi*.
BIARUIEO.
, APR WPIGHT—STANLEY.— n the evening of lh»
18th iast.by tho Pov. v r . S.-;ar Mr. Thom--S Ark
wnent.o r Savannah. Ga„ to Mis* Martha Stanley, ol
P Oi?bN—•‘THWART-On the 20th Inst.,'bv the Re*.*
Abel O, ‘i homa-j. Mr-Wii'-inin H. Ulen to Mlbb Anno^u
it y!! inat. by the#Rev Gfl »•
A * atimore.Joieph Kelly to.MissJsno it) an. all of rm*
ladelphia. M
DIED.
VOGBL —On Thu*sdiy afternoon, 53th inat, Chartos
V H*!* l 'niale' S fnpndHi« membo'# of the Hppo Ho o
Company, and the m 1 frien sof Geou*
retpectfunv invit-iltoattend hiBfa«ierat from N» 114
South street, on Sunday mornme, a* b
a* ©o’o'ock. To proseod to Meohamcs* Cemetery.
'On tb® 25th teatant. at Lonr Branch, W
J, Margaret h Pnrr<sh dausliter of ueorge D-and
Sarah L- Parrish, in ihe Sd year of her ase. ;
VAN R NNtt LAEP.-at Bnrltntten N. J ; . Jub
2itn. Pov. Courtianut Van iicnss«*iaor,D. D., in the fi'd
>a ?he funeJaUervtecswU take jlw* at the Pr«*bt
feri»n Church in Huriiuut >u. on Monday, the SOth in*
-taut, ftt 11 oc'ock. A. M. The friend* ,of
Ren relier and of his farndy. and the elorgr ol the
various deiiominatiots, are respcctmUy innted^to
'On the 24tiingt&nt, Mr. Denjomin
Y. Had?rman,fti:erl 30 years . .
Funerallftom the residen' e of his brother-in-law, Jo's**
luvrzsy. N 0.266 Dauphin «treec. Nineteenth on
Sondvi aftemo*'n. «t. 20 , «-l'cif- , _ . tr
LODGU.-On the2S*h nstant Harriet fl. Fried, wife
off i-van liOdre, in the 22d jour o r aeo.
Fune-ul irem iho rrs’uenoo oi her husband, lower
iter>o>*. Wo-itgomeryouunty,thi {aaturdaytafternmin,
At C'?Mp O BKt,L.-Ontbe?stii mr-inl, .Vary Ann, wife*
of Edward Ci'- *
Jnner’l rom iho residence of her husband, comer or
Huntingdon and Snlmori jorpcti, Nmeteeiitn ward, this
(t?ft»urda» >mnrmns.titBoVo''k. . . .. '
GODD'tRKA J ».-on the 94th initant, Tavid Good
broad, in tho Mb'oar i»f his
Funeral from hie l*vo No. 938 Hutclriir
at»;iro 'Popior, on Sunday afternoon, ai 3
' DKld’wAi'O —*'n ’ho 'fl'h fnfit., Louis Terex Delgado.
a*fda6>ear*ft»*d?««‘ni*>e. . ...
Fuucra- ir*>m hie nt<* n*Bid-*nco, fc37 Fine street, this
(*«- urdftv) m i-mnr- a* S o’* lo •«. . _ „ ”
• i)'K *V —Sudi*-nl>,ou ih-Zsth in-t., Jimes Dawy
arsd s fiout 3r »o-*r*. ~ .
Furpr.il fiombis Lite noddle*, Pivis oa Bteept.be-
Jow Th-rd routh Camdrn. N J.. oß,Sunti»y af-ernoon
at*|?*°CßKN-On tho 26th inr.t., Ter*nce Glacion. in
Iba J-9.U yparo p hi**a«o
Fiiurrm frou. his 1 *tc reononn*,' n iC! Mai 8r strret.
th.sf'fttU'dayf iiinriiinr. «tBW *« clock. .. *
G^OV.'H—on thplOtbiuKi at M*aria, Mo.. Wn-. P
fsn»re». son of tii© Into fh:o -or© Gro/es, and lato ot
Fhiladflpiiia. in the !2th year of hUiuo. „ . ,
H) £HFI 1..- Cn tl.o 2/>ifa :rut, John flesieli, in tho
funeral lato residence. No. B? 7 North rif
teenth stepet. this (Fnturdiy) forcing, at Bo’ofooV. *
H'-i.COMB-L'n the26*h mat.. Mies Elizabeth Ho
cmnb.j'ge*'ld>oys. , .. y .
hunerai from the rcsireno** of her grandfather, John
Grover. No. 9 deed street, b?I »w Fiont, tliis{3atur ♦«%)
aftoriinon. a' So'ch’pic. . „ , „ *
MAGDhFJ.*—in Brialil. Puoks oourtr t jP.i.,pn *h*
morning o tbPSJUi mo ~ Joseph Ma,offin, iu tho 7ist
)enrol hsnfce. , .. ~. , ,
Foner-'l from the fate res rienm of h*a deepaaod
b-othoij, John Matoffiiit this (Saturday) altemotn
* Me'#o'ifEoa the 2Slhlcst., Thomts McGaire, in
th©2otb year of hi* .
Fungal from hia late reflidence. HhII steOPt. botnw
leirh and Christian streete, thisttfatuiday) aitern-i-n.
al Molvk°lbufE.—ftn tfae2Btb tnst., Sarah, vrjfo of Wm
D from the rrsiden-© nf her hunbind. 6-xth
avenu>*. >'aid»lph t-treet tietwefn Thou.ptou und
Master flteeete on ?*nrd'iy afternoon, at I o'c'cpU.
O RKL» ' l n the 26m iutt.,'ihoS. J. Orrell m tho
64*h *.ea-r«f tiis*>ge. , ,
Funeral frrm bis late tpb doane. No. 13M Poplar
street. Hl-ove Tlmtceuth, this itt»turdn))oliern» on *t
4o o ocK. *
PA nTFR.— *t Norr.stown,on tho Mth irsr., Mrs
Rpbpcoa Pnin'or. relict «»f iho l oo Widin Painter.
Funer.ri fr.*nilhi resirie*'coof Iwiao w B meail. v o
746 South Nmtn mreet, bet<>w Fttzvrater, ou £iunui<
iuornini't fit iUw’clopk. „ *
. SIMON.—On the 26 h Inst., My. George Simon, in the
77t - i vear of his -me
' Kan era! fromh>s laterPSidenoe.No.76B Snnth P fth
street. bflo» OritPHn. on fc-ut.d >) h» 4o*ci k
Busk and purple foulard
SILKS. „
plain black Fou ard Silk*.
Black B ire*eft,s£.6 4,7 4. and 8 4 wids.
Black Crnpo Marcia same widths.
GrayOnsneßnaPoplmi. ,
Gray Chsne Btrexcs and ‘’ohatrs.
Black Rare o. tuffied points.
Fupio'a rammer oumbnziaes and Cnalye.
Black and white L;Wjts and &c.
BESSON A /'ON, AJonrajn* tit Ore,
Wo. *>l» OH WNUT Street*
N. B.—Burma July and August we close at 6 P. M.
THE ONLY RELIABLE ARTIC LE—
CLARK’S Patent INDELIBLE PENCILS, for
ttftrkms all kinds of Girthing neatly, and indelibly,
Ihev do their work better than ink. without its troutve
or risk o f BloUm*. bach wilt mark 1000 article*, lor
Shli, Wholesale nod Retail, b> 0. C. '‘AYW/LL &£\%
ftc«ntft for the Manufacturer. No. 911 CHKBTNUT
Street. M 2 8m
SUBJECT
H 3 bavins become rath-r popular, uf la;« am ms
thco’offlacß will, in connection with nthsrthm s en
saxellieattention • f ObObGrf 'TORRS.to morrow.
K“Uh nVtun Hail & W cor. UGH Har.dSPKI 'G
GilRDjbNcUeet* io o o!ook A. M.. and ft P. vi it*
SKRVITEA —THE RLV. DR.
I 3 * M RJTAYLOK wilt‘preach In tho Thl»d fU-
Wrmed Dutch Church, corner of TENTH md T L
-stctt • Mzeet*. to-inorrnw morning, "t IQn o cloclt.
t-nd in ihft Sev*>nih Presbyioimn Chunk. BKOaU
above OMBS rfcUi* Street, in tho afternoon hi
o*ciook. ty*",.
ry-=» ‘ THE FIRST ADVKWT.’»-RhV. DR.
I 3 JO T.COOPK'Hootbi- ;
bath.Htternoon,HtaJfir.’clork in American MiHLi'ies'
tall, corner FoUkTH and GEOituE burets fce»ts
free *.
trp. ATLANTIC CITY jPHEKBYTERMN
CHUKCrl—''erviers to*in wrow £9i|i
fert .* by Brv OH H, WADBWQXTH 0 0, It*
rr?»SPI RITUA Lis M -*• UIME,LET UR
IJJJ tfravon ♦oi.ethor” Conferences at BANcOU
STREET HaLL on ftUVB ,at luj* a . M and s I».
M« 'Each speaker ten minutes. Adms>ion five cools.
It*
rv?»STATHMEM OF THE UNION BANK,
il3 aft required by the aeLoond amotion o tho Actor
tiie General Assvnibh of this Commonwealth, approved
tho l3ti» djy of October. A. 0.184/.
Amount of'nans and dnjc«unia 26
«• B'.er.ie .. t2C2094
“ duo from other banka w» M 03
“ of.otroinoiroulaiinn 7tAJOO'
*• deposits. tLoluding baiancoa duo
to Other Uinka -. 42.?.1.jC> G 5
RHP APBLPoIA, Juh 2/, ldiXJ.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA a : . .
1 Janies I esloy. fashier ot the Union Dank. being
•worn, depone and say thatthe above -tatereent is cor*
reCt . to tn. b.8U.1 m k»n»l s dß| o<ilii M_
Sworn before m«. this 27i ti day of.lul*. A. f» IS*O
It P, C. RLLftMfTFR Notary Pmdiq
IVS» OFFICEOFTHESUAMOKIPS VAf.f F.Y
U 3 ANDPOrTfIViL’ h RAt- KIMD COVIF *N,.
Philadelphia.. Julv 27 18-0
The Coupons due Ist Au.iint 18J0. ui ibo Fust *l»»rt*
tave Bonds nt ih«* Phitndeiphin «i,d Suidmry ft nil nad
Cotnpftnj will he pa-d on pnsent/itnn at tho B«nk 01
Commerce, Philadelphia, on and r-f'er that rt if*.
JUHN 1-. UUOOARO,
jy2B7t Secretary.
r v-5* PO»T OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA. PA,
—Jul> 2J h lfsci». —In m-'orihinea with in<» ruc
tion* recoived from the ro*t Om.e Depirtmont. Nntiie
is kfTfbv su-cn. that cn mid «ft r tiro Ist of iUtxiut
next, ON b C-vNI KAOII Will In lor iho roi-
other letter letters
infen ed lortmnMinssioiittiTi.u<h the mails, lira, lk«
the rd-'iilar pnuwge. «ur / he prtpnvt t>y fOxtnßc xtawp .
City lelte/a, not fynhc mills, but to b- d-ii
vered in the oitw su-joct to a postago of ONii
CENTr to bo propaid by po«ta;e *t«mpi.
j>Sf 4t N.B BrOWiNK, Postmaster.
UFF4C±. OF I'Hk PIiILAD t£LPfrl tA
IL3 AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
„ , , , .... March.JBGo
-The holders of the bonds of this Company, duo July 1,
1880, can now reoeive. npon application at this oliioe, 10
Mr oent. m cash, npon the terms specified in the circu-
Tbeholdefsareai*oentit>dtothoben*fit of a ninh
In* Fund of BUO.OOO per annum, aa cuabiiohod t>> the
stookholdsn at their annual meeting, held January 9,
1800. and in pursuanoe of the contract, entered into by
he oompany and dqly recorded, to carry the same into
CIROuIAR FORl '’ irt “ S,,; “ r - •
fiettc* 1o Holitrs cf Philadelphia and Heading
Railrdad Company Mortgage Bonds,dut July l.igco.
These bonds are secured by the first mortgages on the
road# amounting in the asgrecate to The
net revenue for the last fiscal year was six times the
amountof the annual interest on these bonds.
The managers propose to extend them for a period of
twenty'veen. the holders retAimnic the bonds and the
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PREPARED GLUE.
noa hTuBY J
WJB ADVERTISE TO-DAY A NEW STYLE 0P
GLUE, whioh must he needed in eve v y house. This is
reported to be the, identical Glue with which ihenum
glued tho dog he (tho dog—not tho man)
hsd split himseT in two halves by running against a
sharp post while in pursuit of a rabbit. It is related of
this unfortunate dog, that he was stuck together with
two legs up and two down, end remai .ed so for the rest
of his Ilfs, albeit he was a more durable dog than br fore
this slight aro'dent, because while he was running on
two legs the other two were resting, nnd he had only to
flopover on the rested legs, &>,d go ahead afresh. This
only shows that o&re should bj tiken in sticking things
together wrftea jou have good Glue to work with.—
[Zanesville Aurora.
BARBARISM AND CIVILIZATION.
BPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE.—Tho extraordi
nary demand for this indispensable household article
makes it proper that we should again reour toit. It baa
already become a greatiustitution, and from its excel
lence and reliable character must hereafter be consi
dered one of the necessities iu our domestic economy.
It Is truly & labor, time, and mousy-saving device,
adapted to the kitch:n.tho par'or, the library, ihooffieo,
tfto school room, the mmufaotory, and on ship board.
We have used it for mending shoes and gloves, and i< is
available toaa extent almost incmosivabls tnmakirg
repairs abo .t the bonne. Tho importance of Glue, his
torioaliy considered, may not be unmtereatiug. It
marks a distinct line between barbarism and civiliza
tion >n the means of constructing furniture and house
hold wares ofoomrort and luxury. It superseded the
nail, the bolt, and the rnder fastenings of the rough
constructions of a barbarous and aemi-civilizcd pon id.
Considered from this stand-point, Glue must tnko rank
among the few simple articles that distinctively stand
as universal lqndmarko of advancement, civilisation,
atd refinement among men* We loon upon Mr.Spa'd
ing’e Prepared G'ue as a pillar in the horsehold estate.
May hts shadow xever be less.—[Rahway Register ar.d
American
PBENTIOE BAJ S:
‘ A gentleman mates rßhterdfty, acdsa’d: “Onynnr
recommendation I bought a bottle of fcPALDING'S
GLUE,and never got bo stuck in my life!” We look'd
jstoaifebed and replied: “Wht.wo have tried It m our
family', and ail the rrembsTseay it is an admirablo in
vention” Our fner.d turned on his heel, laughing,
“ Why, jou Kte stuck too! Innid nothing
G'uo; 1 intended to piy it tae best oompliment I could,
for 1 never saw anything as adhesive before.”—(Louis
ville Journal.
A GKNERAU SMASH-UP.
PREPARED GLU E-Little oonvetuenrea for general
family use ao o'ton of more v-ilus than want are called
“ great fnven’ions ** 1 hero is no hcunokeeper that has
not been often onnoyed by Fqueakr. rickety chair*,
sofas, tables, oic.. whi*h ha-e beoomo co by tho joints
where they are put toge'her becoming s'uunken and
loose, and so lonrf as furmtute ia toft (n this condition
there isconstaa* daugerofa general smash-up. And.
again, such accidents as t furniture do occa
sionally ooaur w in the best regu'ated tann'ics.” To re*
medy thefnnoyanceand perplexity occasioned by these
troubles we keep in ho house a email quantity ofPre
pa-ed Glue, which can be sppled to the affected parts
by any person of ordinary skill, with much lees trouble
than eeuding the article to a cabinet-maker, to say i.o
thing of the saving of tbe expen o. The kind wo uso is
labeled *• Bpaldmg'a Celebrated Prepared Glue—useful
in every family*" end as wo have found it a valuable
addition to our esbinet of “little conveniences,” wo
fully concur In the eentiraent of the labiL-LDai'y Tri
bune,
COHESIVE AS A CABLE.
Familiar fn use as “household words,” Spalding is
identified with glue ascl-aely ns Horaohel wuhastrono*
my, or Franklin with the itovethat bears his name
fhe reason is obvious—Spnl ’.ing hos succeeded in fur
nishing a glue alt ready for work, requiring no more at
tention than the laying on of paint with a brush, and
which is cohesive as a oable 5 nothing, in foot ever gets
away from it whoro it once atiok*. All honor, therefore,
and a universal dtmand for Spalding's Prepaied Glue.—
INew Yorker.
GROW LOVINGLY TOGETHER.
We would onll th« attention of our fneuds and pat'ons
totho newp eterving fluid labeled BP4LD(N »*8 PRE
PARED GLUE, with which its inventor proposes to
cement our poor Union, cnovously slist ored by being
tossed about on the wavesof publio feeling set in motion
by old Brown. VI ho'her it will accomplish Una we can
not say, but wo oan >o-*ch, from nuhial alKht-soelng ex
perience, that its t fleets upon humb or a: tides 0! lit use
hold economy are so marvellous as to make us believe
in its utmost possibilities. Fractured chairs nnd tables
como cut wholo from beneath its magic touch; torn
leaves of books grow lovingly together; pet Chinn,
brekon by some unlucky fall, unites again and beoomes
good fis new, and jewe’ry is even repaired with success
by this wonderful Bils-m. children find it an unfailing
source of economy and enjoyment in mending ihdr
broken toys, and making new ones; in f«ot. its union
making properties are a) vary evident as to challenge
the admiration of nil. It has been compouided by its
inven'or after much oaroful experiment, and is, we are
confident the best preparation of the kind ex ant, pos
j-Cfjsiug the advantage ofbo'ngi.i a liquid form, and
continually ready for use, whi 0 its adhesive properties
areeo strong that «n artio’e thoroughly i-lued with it
will break mure easily in a new place th».n separate in
thstof tho original fracture. We oommond It to the
u»e of families and planteie.—[Chatleaton Oour.er,
j)H *2t
Bbahd and moustache for At.L.
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\Jir ASHINGTON HOUSE,
f » f» A PP Tflf. lUn tr T
.Ttill 'Touij, «ltuvt«,i near tha Oceaa. ami on on, or
the oub.io rr*fta of 'he eitr, it open for tbe •eoeptioa
of Summer Vuitora, at an average rate of #8 por
» !» r .*V« At * Stabling attooheil to toe premise*.
JK* »c s. B. WuOLMAN.
« IJIVIEKE UOUSK”
*y , , LEW IHUURG, UNION COUNTY,PA.
This favorite resort of visitor* is kept in firat cia*f
ytyle. It m the nioitoomfortab'o and extensive Intel
lu the town. Luoalion the nmstoeatrai Charge* tnodo
-Ih)il7 ’fit* f’fopnetor.
pWKttV COUNTY WARM SPRIN B.
This favorite Bummer Resort is now open for the
rooepti/’n or visitors. Pino mountain scenery, beauti
ful walks and (1 ivrs. faoiiities for boating, batting, and
filming, and the hoalth-giving qualities of its waters,
makouainost desirable place, both for single guests
Vl {l , ' ( . M \ lt is m daily communication with
i niluleiphia, H tltimore, and Pittsburg.by means o 1 a
daily *tHKO. and mail conneolmg wiuithe trains from
tneso places at Carlisle, Pa. Term# moderate.
vorv irtioulars,address . JOHN EARLY,
_J>*» t»i Warm Springs. Perry county. Pa.
Doubling gap white SULPHUR
AND CHALYBKATE BPRINUB.-Th.a famous
watering plfu>e has h?en entirely refitted and furnished,
with od uing sorvantß. and every advantage thatr«tu
ra beauties ot th* country aril easy access oan afford
llio propn«to»aoirerevery ioduoementto per*onyee-k
-iiiji pleasure health, nr recreation.
The-Sprinirsnre situated euht mile* from Newville,
Ctinii*erlaml county. Pa., m a most beautiful and fertile
seotionol Cumberland vail y , aro various in their
oh .ranter, Biioiulyimpio.-na'fd with *u phur, magne
sia, iron, &0., and ha- e produced wonderful sanative
eneotsupon inva idsand o i vr*. Visitors wiil fiud first
olive hntot Hoo.iitiiiH>dHtinu«. with attentive servants,
and all the delio to es >.f the «nis<m. Price of boarding
© 1 per day, S 8 per week per month.
Passengers leaving Pm adelpina b) ttio rooming train
oh the Pennsylvania Railroad ennnoot at Harrisburg
with the traiu of Cumber) «nd \ al.ey Railroad to New
vilip, where tirsr-ol -ss oon hey are in re idmeas to carry
pm.Btn' era to the N prlags
Fare f om PiiibuMphiato rhe Spring* $4.
Two trains a day fruin Harrisburg oonr.eot with two
tinea of coaches *o ihe-pr nu*. Faro from H&msburg
to D-mnliug It«p Springs, $1 18.
ftokeistnbo hud nr the office of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, Philadelphia; Cumberland Vaiiey
nfiico. Harrisburg : and return tickets, at same rates, to
Philadelphia and Harrisburg, to bo hod of the proprie
to-aoi thohottol,
Jylltaul KANACA, COVLE, & CO.
VELUW bP RINGS HOUSE, OHESTER
COUNTY, PA.
The abovo-meutioned House having been thoroughly
repaired and rehttoi m the beat manner with new fur
niture, &e., is onw open fur boarders.
‘ihe.Yo'low Springs House oftoro every Inducem*nt
to visitor*, being latgo and oommodioue, v/itli shady
walks and romantto rides. &o.
*1 he variety end quaiiti ol the Bprm»s end Ba»hs havo
been long and favo‘ab!j known end thesubacriber,who
has been for several jeers past conuaoted with tho Co
lumbia House. Capo Isl -ml, N. J., will bis beat »x
-ertio n to make thu stay pi his guests pleasant and
agreeable.
fctahee cocneot daily with tho Reading Railroad 8 A.
AT , and on bnturdaya with the BA. AI. and SX P. ai.
line.
hvory Information will be cheerfully given, by ad
dress ng the subscriber, a* trio Ye tow Mprmgs. Ches
ter County: or i.LLlB,tttPh®niXviile Stati on. Read
ing Railroad. A, U. eNYDER,
J)6-im Bupennter.dent,
Mansion house, m >unt carbon,
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, PA.
Families aooommodated with good rooms at reduoed
pnoes.
r ihisold-eBt , blished House, located in tha gap be
tween sharp and Second mruntam*. immediately on
the line of tho Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,
within halfaraile ol Pottsvllie, formerly iept bt Jo
seph Head, of the old Mansion House, PhiTadelpma
has, mnoe his demise, been under the charge of his
daiuhter.
The House is prepared, at all seasons of the year, for
tho reception of guests and hoe been recently put lit
order fho lame garden and park adjoining, prrsonts
groat inducements as h summer res 'rt. to porsons wish
ing, toop nd n short time away from the oust and tur
moil of the oities. whero they oau b-eat he fresh moun
tain air and on toy the wild and beauutnl scenery of
tho coal region.
Commutation passenger tiokets, for the. use offami
lies aro sold at a rm'uction of twenty five p«r oent..
and an acoon.modation train will leave Pottsvilledailt
nuriDK.thefluinnierni'-ntiß, to enable those who may
desire it to spend tne business portion of the day in the
citr and return the same evening, on whioh the charges
win be thirty-throe per cent below tho usual rates.
For terms, apply to MARY BF.AD,
, „„ „ Mansion House, *v mint Carbon,
JeSO 8m Bohuylkiil ■ P«,
Long beauh house, opposite
TUOKKRTON, N. J —This Hotel is now open
for the renept'on of visitors, both permanent nnd tran
scient. Having been at a large expense in refitting and
re-lnrnishing I feel assured that for comfortand oon
vemo oe it will comparo favorably with auy house on
the coast. The best of oooks end servants haro beon
prooured, nnd no effitris shall be spared to render the
star of guests aereeab'e. The prospects for Gunning
and Fishing are excellent. *>>Btersof the finest quality
1 havo in abundanoe With these increased advan
tages, 1 om confident that the most fastidious wi l have
no cause for oomplaint _
N. Ii —Capt. WILLIAM GASKILL will ran a daily
lino of first-class packets from »tlanto City to the
beach, one of which will be at Atlantio every morning
on the arnvni of the morning tram from Philadelphia.
Parties wishing to come by way of Leed'a Point, or
othorwuo, by addressing ms a few days in aovance,
will have n good boat to meet them at anv point named.
JeJQ-gw LEW IB P. BTb WAR p.
MANSION HOUSE. ATtANTIC CITY,
i-L* N. J„ ISAAC THAYhR, (late of Surf House.)
Proprietor,
‘i his house has been very muoh eelar ed and im
proved. Hasno»atarfri*' nberofFamilj Room*! not
by any bote...i is jity.
It is lighted throughout with gas. New and fine walks
iiAve been laid t* the ocean, which will be lighted at
night, from the Hotel to the water, by splendid roheat
ing lamps.
Attnohed to the house (bat separate from the main
bnuding) isaiane Hall for Hops and Parties, with a
firat-clas* Ice Cream and C-onieotionery attached Over
the Hall there are forty sleeping ro msTor undo gentle
men. There is also a plat ground fur oluldren, woU
shaded »ml enoloEed. with swmr*. &o.
The catering dopartmeut will under myownea
penial sunt-rvision, and I trust that my reputation is
sutnoiently ••eta bhshed to satisfy all that my table will
bo unsurpaßS-d,
Terms will bi QJS per week
Transient Uaxrnera $9 per day.
Carnages attao’ ed to tho H<>use will take Boarders to
and from the loean tree ol oharge during bathing hours.
JC33 tf 18 AAC THAYER.
gEA BATHING.
OCEAN HOUSE, CAPF. ISLAND, N. J,
This well known establishment, the favorite resort of
yiMturs, is now onen (or the reception oi gues’s. It
has been c.msdeculy enlarged and reform* hed, the
from the. old springs
Persona doairous of spending a Dw weeks of the sum
mer in an agreeable manner could lqJ do better then to
givo'he ocean House a trial. ISRAEL LEAMING,
Proprietor.
A MrR OAN HOTEL, ALLENTOWN,
Pa.—This well-known and popular hotel has,
during iho past season t>cen
i RfATuY AND IMPROVED,
and is cow in capacity and convenienoo second to none
in the inferior ot Pennsylvania. "Ihe beautiful and
healt ful s tuation of AlFntovm renders it a da
iuhifuWun>nier resort, in view of whn'b speoial ar
rangements havo been mado by the pro* n**turs tono
e-intnodatecummer boarders. J. Y. Bi-CHl’bb,
Je2fi t el M.W. BIGONY.
BEDFORD SPRINGS.—This well-known
and delielnfnl Hcmmor Resort will bo opened fo:
th© reception of Visitors on the FIhST OF JUNE,
and kept open till tho Ist of Ootobor.
Too Hotel will be under the management of Mr. A.
0. ALLEN, whose exporionco. court© ms manners, and
attention to his guei-ts. itive the amplest assurance ot
comfort and kind treatment.
Partieo wishing rooms, or any information in regard
to the place, will addreso the subscriber,
JNO. F. tiEKD, Soo’t and Treasurer,
Dedford Mineral Bprinjt# Co.
Jg ED LO £’S HOTEL,
ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY.
At the terminus of the Railroad, on the loft, berond
the Depot.— I'hia House is OPEN for Boarders
and Transient Visitors, and oflera accommodations
oqunltonn* Hotel in ‘thntioCity.
The chambers havo been very muon improved, and
rendered no-e cunifo'tsbie bjr Venetian btmde having
liven put up at the wiMiowa.
n moderate „ ,
Cmldreti *nd Servants HnlfPrico.
ev Pnrtieashoulo keep t hot r seats until the oars arrive
in fro tof iho hotel, Tho signs are conspicuous.
Jy4-lm
A LOYS SHAUFI ER’S RAILROAD
HOTEL, ATLAVaIO CITY, opposite the Rail
road he not.
PHB SITUATION ON THE ISLAND.
Newl> fit'ed up with new beds and bedding.
BwMne and (diking 8i jyt-lm
IVEPTUNFi HOUSE—ATLANTIC CITY.
1.1 —This popular and eminently •avonte House at
AtlantioCity hns, since the dosing of last season, been
enlarged. rofirted, refurnished, and completely re
juvenated in every particular and is now open for
the season. From |f» delightful situation, near
ness to r.H places r.f interest, doss proximity to the
safest and best part of tne beiwb, it '8 rendered one ot
tho moat convenient and deoldedly the pleasantest house
on the Island. , ~,
Terms—9lo per week; 81.60 per day. Children and
sorvants half price.
JOHN BMICK, Proprietor.
R. L. FUREY, Superintendent. Je2l-?m
£JOTTAGE RETREAT,
Beautifully and conveniently located at
ATLANTIC ciITV. N. J.
Boarders aooommodated on reasonable terms
Je9o-5m M. MOOLEEB, Proprietor.
TUB SEA-SII'>RB—ATLANTIC CITY.
McKIUUI.VS D. S. H 'TEL.
The undersigned, pmpm or of the above-named
house, being now preparet to receive caeßts, re
spectfully solicits a share of .the nublto patron
age. Since last summer tnere has bees added to
this hotel a four stoned wmg. 140'Test in Umth. con
taining (beside the bed-rooms.) a suite of three Parlors,
for ladles, and >wo for gentlemen; also, a reception
room, wash room and spanious bar-room. Bowling
Saloons, Billiard Rooms,and lot and co'd Salt-w ter
Bath -looms have been constructed for the accommo
dation of visitors, and the whole house wnl be lighted
with saa. The house has boon newly painted and fur
nished while the shaded grounds surrounding it have
been put in oouiplete order. A well manned pleasure
Yacht, and an excellent Band of Music, have been en
gaged for the season. J. MrXIBBIN,
jel4tf
CARLISLE The iavorlte retort fgr those
1 who nppreoiate Grand Scenery,
oiTf duiid Pure Mountain Air, Invigorating
WHITE RUL PHUR Baths, Large and Well ventilated
SPRINGS, Rooms, Good Booiety.anda Good
Cumberland co., Pa. a* a ble.
Accemr/jorfa(*v»9 or j? or particulars rend for Cirou-
CLENDENIN. & VISSOHEH.
je7-8m Carlisle Hpnng, Pa.
PPURATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
EJ Lancaster County. Pennsylvania —This estab
lishment will bo open by the Jltti of June Tho ad*
vantaics of this beautiful resort are; Mountain scenery,
pure air, and soft water; evory variety of baths, ana
nu.usomenta ; a good etook of livery horses, and car
riages. For funner particulars call on JOSEPH B.
MYKIUJ, oorner Third nnd V»n* Streets; JAfylEB 8.
EARLE, No. Olf» Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, or to
the proprietor, JOSEPH KONIGMACHER, Ephrata
poetOrlire. l.anmßter County. Pa. mT.V>-gm
UMTto simps iiutel, long
BRANCH. N. J. The subeonber takes this
method of informing hisfnonds and the publio. that on
and after J U> E 20th hie nuuse will be oven (or the re
ception of guests, when evory efJort will bo made to
please those who may favor him. The house is plea
santly situated on a fine bluff, with lawn in front. A
full view of the ocean, good roads, stablirg, Ac., make
it as attractive as an) housointhe country. The com
munication tsaocrasible by two daily linos from foot of
Walnut-street wharf, viz. s 3 A. M.,and2 P. M.
Referenoe-Grandy, Warden, ft Chestnut
street. B. A. SHOEMAKER,
jeO-sm Proprietor,
COLUMBIA HOUSE, OAPE ISLAND—
\J Cape Mat, New Jerney.—This large. G*-st olats
HOTi' L will bo opened, for the reception of guests, on
the 25th June. iB6O, The House hae boon completely
repaued and refurnished. A newoooking ran,e. ovens,
•team boilers, and every modern improvement added.
Kxtenrtvc stabling attached to the premises
Ml lottcra add csseil to the oubaoribera, Cape Island,
New Jcr.oy, will be
James H. Laird Jute proprietor Frankhn H«ua©, Ihila
delphia; H. B. w«*olman. formerly proprietor Mount
Vernon Hotel. Cape island. joH dim __
CIDNGHESS 11 ALL —VLLANTR) CITY,
J n, J —This spn"iouQ House, situated at Atlanho
City, will be reopo-cd with every acconm-odation for
visitors on the 26th instant, by the suhsonber. The
House fronts tha be/ioh 12»feet, rivinc a splendid view
of the Ocean. HD'i is, near the Fishing and Sailing point.
No pams will be spareu to socuro tho oomfort and con
ofEUe#ts* thumas o. gahrbtt.
AMERICAN HOTEL, MAUCH CHUNK,
/V PA.-Thie HOTEL ie now Kept in a manner af
fording ever, onm ort to stmngc.ri and traveller,.
Arrangement* hare been made this season to aticum-
SndatoSUMMEft BOAKHLItH The m-wt ‘ubl.ine
mountain rr.cnory and rural oniorn ent» »;o nero nt
forded. MICHai t vvtLH- l.at,
GEO. W. tv It. II > LM.
iea-teel l-rnpnetore.
CEA BATHING.
CAPE M%. N. J.
superior accommodation*, with ample room lor 200 per
*^.& nMro ° d AA > AoN GARRETHON. Proprietor.
CJEA BATHING, OAPE ISLAND, N. J.—
wA “ “mriffiaiattSMsr
SUMMER RESORTS.
SjTAR HOTEL,
I KBARLY OPPOSITE tw* tt a irf,T?r
ATLANTIC Stiy* ?/ , j OTBL »
I)TNNP^ AftlU£L A^AMS ’ Pficipßl^TOß.
I ISJ-^SOVOARR! AGEfI To HI tuE* CEWTS *
Urol. ansrd ' r * MooramoUated on the mort re&soaable
! - ten) 8m
mansion H'm;sk mauoh chunk
ths B?o/nmFy a<^ "“F 1 ®’N»«he!rV PemSylv'f^nnd
that thaa far h»
Sr? AS« ln 1 mannor th “ cannos . flU «» w
th?T*hi^?MMAn?Tir ftnd e, «*®n*iy furnished* anH
afibrd. alw * y " oomam, tfj o very beet the Market!
The hotel is located on the bnnL-g of tha T«i,;,h
-i«H° W'l »• IA taao'of
the houM £!!■?&Jk,« A p,lt " lead ! from th ® roar of
me nouse to the r op 01 this mountain from which «»
Bomeeunt hundred feet above Mah the mSi
" u .M l ‘ n f, ,o *“ 6 imiutlnutile n pirretlird 6,tlie moal
Pn^M™l?,fSjSS? ,^a',;?. !Uo, ‘ wilh,ro
? ot °°d Cold Bath* can be taken ntall
ObOHQr HOfri-.H.PmS,*tnr
HOTEL, BETHLEHEM, PA.
m r t; u il^5 ft r> n A°. u V?? tabl '«lie<* Houao. know Q „ the
■ VALLEY HUMMER HKTREa“»
86f V S0n Toe «ccommodition» of
> v ’fi.n fo . unti unflurpaßSfd. Tha ride here,
i l ODnsjlvAma liar mid. <o one of the p'ea
j“»«m ° Ur 6 OAL.EB YOHJi, Proprietor,
AMERICAN HOUSE, (JAPE ISLAND—
if.. , ~ if' M ' ttEYNOLDS. Proprietor.- This favor,te
o°: y ‘l p L , ?.O r the reoeptrin of viaitore on M't.N-
B\Y * J 2flth. 1 1 has been BttPd ud id the bear att !f
a,teutlon Wllt b ® vaid to thooom&rto^it*
Hll0 " tw - _ jelB-diKep]
Summit hous:, darby koai>._
fhiß p’gpßint rurnl retrn t . Tour miles from the
flitnJn l < l.A P i pon V M * hwf-il* urlv. fen
;.. ra . n . n.m-.d. ti.-oj fiahinr. a
«; fP"V ,ey * ,n ®, n . h«ndfeom6 loom*, a ioihJ
L ***;• , T * r P lB M oJera o for lu l or partial hra d nno
«ngie mean, j)27-bwSw
HOARDING.
lEy and t»enlli*iii»:n desiring supp
( f ,or b° a,< Dor the summer enn noir bare ohoici
of art soop, rooinsatO jfl WALNL.T «treat. jjU lm *
pHIV vTE BOARQLNG,—Gentlemen and
I lh S®’ °I B,QkI ? gentleman, can be acooiu
modatod with Board, with pleasant and handeom*
rooms, furmsbei or unfurmshod, at 6lt>Lof'Ußi‘ Bt..
rquare. The location, bunt
ot i neo / handso-rost parka inthoouy, ti
P ,oasant -. 'lranotont pereon*
viaitiDf, the oity can bo accommodated bj me day o*
moderate. A basement front room, witl
private entrance. for rent, suitable for an office- joll-tf
rpvVO YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN B£
•*• accommodated with good, airy apartments. {with
or without board,) m a private family. Location oen-
TOLBRR.T, through Llood’s Die
P &lon » apS5
HAYING FUNDS.
AMERICAN BAVING FUND.—Com-
B mi? u !i di,u ' eoutheaat comer WALNU2
and FOURTH dtreeut. Open daily from 9 hi] t
tiußto the evening. Tim
SnhoutnSfo*? 0 W3> ° 6®" l in fttU ' ca demand,
INTEREBT FIVE PER CENT.
All imi HUM back, on demand, in gold ar.d silver,
i ftuoTt b*l.
t£*yb L £l N ‘ President
ffthn r w a ~ SAs I *# WORK, Vico President,
loan C. rarr, . T. b. Harper, George Nugent.
John Anapaoh.Jr., Haml. T. B lime, AlD.ft.Robim
John Aikrnau, Jot as Bowman. H. TT. Eidndr-e!
JOHN (gsTg?: See, S WllSoN ’' i ' re^ r f^
SJPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND.
r North THIRD Street, between Vine
Interest 8 per cent, per annum. Fepoeitor* ean with
draw their, uoneya by Chooica, if desired. Bpeoial Be
pcsita reooived.
_ w JAMES 8. PRINGLE, Prestdert.
Francis Hart. Secretary. acifl-tf u
r^T-'MrggiaiiiiiilMiliaKl
FOR THE SEA SHORE.
Leave Vine street at 830A.M.
Leave Atlantic At—,
Thu Train will stop at HnddonlieM, Waterford, Ham-
montoa and Eg* Harbor city,
FAMILY FLOUR,
MADE PROM
PURE WHILE WHEAT,
For eale bj the Barrel, Bag, or Pound.
0. H. MATTSON,
ARCH. AND TENTH STREETS.
HEELER & WILSON,
SEWING MACHINES.
628 CHESTNUT STREET; BECOND FLOOR.
pHARLKS ADAMS * SON ARE NOW
trahim; eaten, vo nUeratiena in tbeir eto-o to pro
pMO for Felt lra"e, and Hill close out their eLlire
Hnmoi»r6t(wkM
itP.PI.CPD BATH'S
Pcot?h Otnehamnnli stj>». reduced.
Organdies and Lawne.tit and mlow <u>st.
Silk M u tiliu. ntco-t,
Laoe Msutillas. nt cost.
rravellto* lion's. oh‘ ap a« the oheioes*.
A fi.llats trtnifni of FuinLhins t». ods.
xourg fitted out, with everything m
our line. n
. W e wish the pub’io to umierßtnnd that we intend s -lt-
A r - A Lf,>S I*ROFU‘ irtAaN EVER Be).
FORK 1 hohoving t’-at.
** nxpm oa is better than \ slow shi ling.'’
( on and czi/htnc.
_li& ft EIGHTH AND ARCH STREETS
SELLING OFF!!!
SiOflß TO HR ALTV BVhjji t
CaH I*f N 1 h US AT WORK' !!!!
LECII)I 1)
THftRNLEV ft cHIt.M will sell, from a.ff to the 20 ii
of August,
, AT TRMPTINO HRICS?,
FroiKh (-ace .Mantlesand
French Lho* lu.»a-8A d S iawl«,
B’-kck bdW Duht«*«a. Haieee R( b's, &c.
FANOY Nil K-* RF.K OKN l’. UND • U !
l.inen Hdkr*., la e Virts H-a ary and 'j'oses,
M'naatulßoia Wer.r Ci-ssiirere* «nd « b'ths
THfc Jli-fti BLACK B'LKS l» THL Til • at
„ w. ‘IHOKNLEV ft CHIS.V3,
N. F. Corner f. HiHTh ft MP'« (N<t G..RI'KN.
yy ASHING TON MILLS,
FORMERLY BAY STA7E MILLS.
SHAWLS cf all s'x:s, in great variety
Lmbotaed ond Primed TABLE COVERS.
UNION BEAVERS aud IIKOAD CLOTHS.
BALMORAL SKIKTS.
DOESKINS, and Double And Twisted COATINGS.
6 4 SACKINGS and heavy Z L PHYK CLOTHS.
Twi’led nnd Plain FLANNELS and OPERA FLAN
NELS.
Printed FELT CARPETINGS.
For sale by
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS,
34 South FRONT Btroo\ and
35 LETITIA Street.
OPAKKLING AND 81ILL CATAWBA
WINES,
MANCFACTCaSD BY
J. EbHELBY,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
Always on hand, and in lots to suit purchasers, by
CHARLES F. TAGOART, Sole Agent,
j)9-Cm No. GJI M \RKLT Street.
OF
THIRION. MAILLAHD.
& GO..
No. 101 CHESTNUT STREET.
Tha attention of buyers is nailed to'the nnusu&Uy
eomplete stock of
PARIS PRINTED DRK?S GOOD a »
MERINOS AND CASHMERE D’KOO*BF,
VEIL BAREGES AND GRENADINES,
MOU3. DE LAxaES,
SHAWLS. Ac., fto.
For sale by
F. W. MELIZET & Co..
No. 10* CHESTNUT STREET.
j v 13 wfm _
Q.OOD GROOEHIEH.
FRED, E. SWOPE.
NO. 1205 MARKET STREET,
Three doors above Twelfth,
Has opened a well-aelectcd assortment of
OJtIOICB FAMILY GROCERIES
FIN Fj'tEAS,
Which he h prepared to furnish at the LOWEST
CAB!! PRICE?. jel frtu-Sm
Business mfn are advertising
>n tho best of City and Country—at
the odious of
JOY, OOF. & Co.,
ADVERTISING AGLNT*?.
TRi HLNKBU LQING, Aqw Ynk.,
L/LURFILU) ftE.MINAKV,— Tlnl large
and fl 'urishin? institution is Jooite' 1 nt
Herkimer conn >, N, ». Th- faculty c ‘ ,p *’ i y-“j”_^ c ,
thorough aid experienced to-iohors. i' ur oi wimm l iiro
graduates, ,'ihe hbrane* n’mibcr over 3ftO
volumes. Th-' cabinet, philo*ori"on!. q r ‘M l °hemi('sl
wh we abib»v nrd HicvCffl witl be guarantied cans*-
curo them nr r 'ddrC6Bm< ihc principal. Fall .tmt be
* Tm^fi'ir’'?Smlsp-r t-rm of f.-nrteen week..
Rnurd w'olmi*. W/iv-Gvm rott (furnished roomier
rTrm 657 6Q- 1 ,, 0r-ftvwoCue«*. or (o e-g*. o rooms, ud
perm- s- ™ REV.i. B. VA« W-T.E.N, A. .V 1..,
IfSaniCI'* 1 '* - ' Pnnc.pfth
CDMII&IMNTaV NaILS, (Rdpe tnpo)
mn r ttfacfured a* the Portac«i Nail nnd Iron Works,
from superior quality of Juniata iron,on of
tne most appmrt'd construction, and wirrmteo to be ut
least equal, in quality, muiimmty, and finish, to any
other brands in iha market. . ,
Othor brands (flat and edge Krioe) A N° d *
08 42 l fctreet. %
Princo ft Christman’s superior sol d e>o Planters
Hoes forsalensalmve. jy!4 iHm^
A ZI'MEA ! AZUMKA ! AZUMEA I
AZUMBA! AZTJMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA!
PROF. MORRIS* AZUMEA BAKING FJWBE*.
PORT WINE.—I2S Qttfcrter Casts Spa
m»h Port. In bond, borenleby A-MhRINO,
jfft 3t* No. 140 South FRONT Succtt
IV 'tU -;'.L '! {] 13 \l>- C —Q () RG R
•' lfl£L3 - :, IBUJ'a SA
OEOUOB CHRISTY'S BENEFIT
... THIS FV*NiNQ.
MISTaK ROFA ■ IGHT.
THIS AFTER.'.*; (I.nUtlw ■ 'CI.OCX,
For t.-Aies and Chl'dran.
PnlOE OF ADMISSION:
Cress Cirole
Uppor »• .V... _
Orcluntra Chairs „ ‘Jg .
pr»SMV P 6“ Rl b '"' e ' '' co ' n -“ , « o '*‘ *'Vlit o’otoet.
tl£, r 2' lt .“ ea '° inrar '«w» retirvri fir l.adlaa i>cd Qrn
thera - Licctlara ' ln, r nhan ri 1
, THE 28th JULY.
nt T MIUt,?h ra Fl'i L D t ?w«.^ l, , E FRKE COVC!’T!T.
cuesr«A hi " «“>«»<« *’b e , m th?™iV
rjHILDKEVS HOLIDAY.—Grand Mali
lil ional WWMWWWMrrlvli
uh'Mr.'y l.ViVn ”*,,*• aloell - ft,f tedCh?l?y t n.
U'c'ttv 0 STA ' iES ATi ANT.C
iDrorn '* hl "
r tX 4 J 9& -KNNr ROHf-'R VOCAL V
ioa?id to d piva ia ’ bava ' h b soi utatioo, k.odli volun
-4o . , . iJ^V 3 ****® CONCERTS.
UNnKD'*^--?i i fc.?H*,T t if^nn'‘ a ’ :U {il ° Hall “ f tto
8 YiUn l) V /,N» VO > > •‘AY V ''HNINfiR
i
JEiNNA. AUM'EMY UK 'JUfc fIXR
• ARTS.-1045 CHtSTNIrr Slwe
s Inrgo o<»ll*»ct no of i*iuntin*B *«<!
*-urf> i* now op*c d -U; from w • $7 tTiYV v •?"
miyu.g >5 »f» ; cMdrrn under II ->rar«, »» cgnta/'trt tf
W' ‘LuiViS S JEiWL£. ' '
iZ. A tarue, fx-antitnl, and perfeoi model o* tno -
nio«t interesting bailairj everbuilt ta
in the immense saloon of «»mi*srrc »
MARKET, ABOV°E TWELFTH STREET
■ e ri ie Sfl feet lone, 24 feet vide end M f >-*i
aliJ G?n'rS g&ftf m"’
jorroundina theranoue courts. five ts?l?f£uSe£
Jtead m Kiree, tth to Bth ohap; t Ctrcn., 28th ohan •sd
£?">»•, «h «i «c chat*.; and VjtSbia Kb tSf‘vS
content. and dMsripiivu ot Solomon’s TemSr.f, St
12 “toNnldrjiTJ'fo fr«= “> t»
Admieemn, as c-ms: ihilcr n. half prj oe .
OI«b?#d?£»,“fllfe r 9h “ of “»f
" r s ~
HoUm?, 01 Lvenias, bi Rev. g. BON*
in,ha Wme
rf,J u .'‘ n Coroltiia Sr.toa,, trade? Tt.e bj'?( ,£
fereoce, re ranarde to bus,ms, uuM.Scnt!!!, - ti r~
n-reu »,H!«.,he eh rasterot th.tSf« "f iS/fT
i/tSral T S.S“ vb P ! n “ rU 11,8 v< »“ ! the adventsB'V
VV-* NTKD.—The subscriber. having his
, * Banins* at leisure. woud nke tomUe & a «*.
moment to ( keep a «>er of ooks for any concern %cn«e
hus.ne »w» Inot authorize the empl SSent oT* w-!
p»/s atbj ' k kccpof * Aadre*a«o.ai.jtt..*»offlw ?f%e
‘ —— J 125 6t
VV ANTKL I —A situation as EooVktcper,
hra.T in * oun * married urn with several ve-rs*
batjoeei Fir?- tlasj references iv}an
Address ** K„” offi,e of The PraY.
VVANIED—Tn a Market-street f’loth
* * flouae. a firat-olsss SALESMAN,%bn Mn corn*
2*5? V'n e aa * ount vl CouniI l tra.it. /ddre-y B x
US: L 2: J',25 6l*
feidllOOo™ 215,0€0.-Wanted, a
W Partner with the above amount. to
jo u th- rtilver-jb6rinft*a»eanri paytne business. Citr
refe ai.ees.of the tuosc undoubted kind.'iven and re
gutred; nit communications strictly cnnfi'JentiSl, Ad
dres*, »itbreal nane, *• Activity,” nt ti u office. )24 W
\ iIiOROUGU ACCOUNTANT, WHO
■*—*. »* fully capTb’e ofcondact.ne the financial Ist<r
v d busm e asaei>rtmcDi* of a ru*RQf«cturiaceet&bt.flh
ment.w ipwoo'n Address
too. ,> nt thig..ffif»e. htJ-6t*
VI/ANTpD —bY A YOUNG MAN, A
.* J situation in a wholesale dry-acoda crocery.or
hardware hoase, underatanda bookkeepmir, and n&s
»w vtune experience in boetn ,, aa. Salary not antnuoh
An object aa uteedf eroplojment. Can tarnish the best
oi reference. Adarens ** j. P.,” office of this paper.
6 30P. M.
*
W-KXKD —A young man aa Salesman,
who i« thoroaghlj witn the ■VfercainJ
Tailor’s and Cloth me trade of this oitr. To any pertoa
capaltli of filling th a position, a liberal compensstt'n
will be given. Address Box 413. P. u.
W'NTED —A Situation, by a man,
thirty-sayen years of ase. of extensive experi
ence in business, oi good address, and competent to fid
almost an> position, eitnsr as a clerk, superintendent,
or salesman Is very respectably connected, and caa
giro the mo«t satisfactory references os to integrity,
«nerx>.and business capacity A moderate saUry Jor
the present will be accepted. Address “B. 0. 8., office
ut Tor Fr««* iell-tf
FOR SALE AND TO LET*
nno RENT—Xho house No. 7C9 South
- BROAD Street, corner BROAD and BRIMON.
Suilal’le lor any kind of business. it*
Cl ERMANTOWN PROPERTY. For
Vsaloorto let, « large ard oonvrn.ent in
Germantown: gas. water. U>ge lawn. *r.d io/sii of
shad- 1 , mono of 'he best locat*oa»;wU be snM low.
Adiirem Box I=Bo, PhUsoelphia post offioe. j »T 1 lm
BUIiOEH^.—A Urge lot, having
-1 Hire# fronts, suitable for immediate impro.ement,
bicuaiedo •> T A'EN I’iKTH street, below CAThARINB,
Will t« sold on toms to sjit'* who
wil. uiipiove. Fo/tenns, Ao., address “K," office of
this paper. J>l9-tf .
Factory lot for sale.-a large
lot having three fronts, admirably sitaated in the
th* city. Will he renttdorpHd
on reasonable terms. For paraojlan, apply at this
office. J)l9 tt
TO LE f— 'l he lirat floor c f the fine Boild
ing No. 7i'4 CUESfMJTstreet. f«irincr!y oocop'ed
as ft wholesale (and lately as A retail) Fancy Goods and
Perfumer) More App*yatthocffcei-fJ' LthHAUhL
kCo ■ 704 street. Phila. jylklm
LAND 11
300,009 Acres f-r Sale, at prices ranging from
to to cents er Ao e. .n anv qmnuties required.
TAXES p.id. and P a iK'iTS pr«v-ur©d for purcha
sers of 1 and v nder the Graduvion Act.
IMats furnished grans bj erctotiag a postage stamp.
For further iniomiat ou apply f<»
WIL.-l/N. R aWLINGS ft CO..
U. c. and General iJind Agents,
6j CH^STNUTbtreet,
B. tween THIRD and M>l RiP,
»i. MO,
jyl ym
FUK SALE —The and Fixtures of a
Wholeialo Boot and . House, new doing a
good buamo-a. This ie a go<>u opportunity for any ona
wishing to go into the tcs.ncsa or o. house war ung to
increase tiimr tndo. Bautf cto t reasons gtnae for
«»>1 ins out. Address *• Box 380, ’ Phiiauelpb'a Poet
otfije. Wrth name. jeghtt
£2 TO LET OR FOR SALE—A FOUR-
house, double back buildings, all modern ira
provemenfa, m complete order; an elegant lar«e yara.
'em. low to t eouo teaMit. Bitn&teil ho. HH
CHUTNUTStreet. Appliat Ro. 7l» CHtSTNLT
j<i»h* tlwn’f H *'i.
AfjnOD PAYING BUSINESS FOR
SALK tn a Ooar'ebioi town. 17 mi>s fr. m PhMv
t'elebia. where r. rh « nmt,! ol slow or
»SWO can rio evoDTpo fishier o.inej,, a. .-m !*>
proven by addieasing ‘A. B C C'ffiee. j)2s-Wiintt
TO NURSERYMiiN AND FLORISTS
For ole « , tarire lot in tbe Southweetern eection of
the oitT. well adasteii for a Nitrterr. TermeMoommode
ting. For yartioulari address K,” at thia office. apl7-tx
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
m Hfi MUTUAL LIFE IDSUBAKO*
X fOfiLPANY OF NEW YOXCa
SIS MILLIO&fifoF DOLLARS,
IXTIITD IN FIR’T HORTSAORS ON RRAX BaVATR
mxm9 WORTH OVER f »mBO9.
Th« premium* are town than in many other Cams*-
ale*, and the Dividend* hare been siiAtii,
Yhle I* a *tTictlj Hptvil Pompanj. There are ae
Iteokhelder*, *o that ALL THE PROFITS
siLoiie 10 tbx insvua.
Pamphlets, epd every Information, mar he kai
PHn.ADBLPIUA RKpiRKWOERt
Rhomu liobint, Jotrn Welxb,
Sfonieoef L I>»wk.k, |eorieJt. Stw^
feorre M. Stroud, f- A Wnelen,
John d Mrere* JFf.her Le»Wnr,
JoM.h Fattenon, W l iiact C. Ludwir.
John M. Atwood, Arthn- » Coffln,
whomaaH. Fowerß, s?°ttB VV. Tolaodi
William McKee. yime w.ttac. , ny-letf-
FAME INSURANCE COMPANY', NO,
40, CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED THE STATECIP
•ONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RISKS.
cinxcioßs
Samuel Wright, D. B. Dimey,
to. W. Walter*, J- W. Everm^,
Chaa. Riohardeon, Heni7
«00. A. We*t,. Jacob W, Btnr.t,
O. Wilson Davit, Menko Stern.
Who*. 8. “"gjfonoE w. DAY, President.
FRANCIS N. BUCK, Vice treat.
WILLIAMS I. BLAWCHARI*. Scoretary. [jall-tft!
13HOF. MORRIS** EUCEPUALOS.
X There are 100 UCO Sufferer* fom pfRFAPFf of
t'-e NKwVOOtj biMblU, inthecity of Philadelphia.
yoßE[ g,
F.UO UPHALOS,
Wbioh i» an original
WONDERFUL HFVEDV.
Compoanded from tho formula of Professor
Morns, M. D. oithi»ciry.
It acta directly ,ON
through the I “'uorTLB WS! ° f *
to tBBtitsß>arr»‘i!ous U'tcoa
Saffei*r*^|C rl -, ltr ,. T OFTIHS BJtAIH,
A/.HVOL’S HK.A IKCHK,
Gh NEKAL DbBILiTY.
J^EUKALiMA.
KHKVUaI I'M
CUBON:C NERVOUSNESS, &c.,
Y’tU find tho desired rehefby its
hXTt.KN.vIj US£. t
as diToetod m the Circular.
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rr t'.u suffer tr<mi sleep eea r.ub s,
lijvu are a vionm t-> rjeur^itia,
ft >ou atv p'o-iTRt*-a csce»etv« snef,
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TRY li it »oua>B mtie»iiur (torn tNervnur lieDilltT
m anj oi its f and *uu will t.r d it a arr-tbing ar.d
’ iNviooka * iNe *epi ioatu-n
to yonmorvca and tvorth many tuna* ita ooat, in iba
relief aflordtd. , , .. .
rsumarrUs tehtimoMVs from ti e most reneotfttta
eourcea cau bo seen, t-j apply"’? at the oico of tbe pro*
by MOCKRIDGK & CO., Wo. 6i North
t&’Ard f»»r-Sa'e hr P.mrei* ><B generally.
,n T , IU > For too INSTANT BELIEF lad PEB
AMltlAl MANLNT CURL o! tbu dUtreeeißf eom-
plftiStiUM
FESBT’S
BBONCHIAXi CIGABETTSS,
Made by 0. B. SEYMOUR fc 00., 10T NANAV
Street, Hew York. Prise *1 per box i rest free bx foes
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