The press., July 28, 1860, Image 4

PERSONaI ;
--)T— Th% Hon. Edward-Bates, of Missouri, la
.Hc4Sonhlfl'«tarti from Nor/frCa-
V~Tolisr 7 Me satfvo State.' t-oj
' —^rp^^typ^-Hogboa.has Catha
" - tfSv; St^w*V »’ popular ;wa tcrtog-pl aoe,
TUo B«Ko^slioe?kl r tl4‘!Cvor^<>or.' ;'
jaarrlago ot’iba princc, Couiit.
do IVknl, MatlMa, of Bavaria, ?a
„.,l)o*fcsKjßc<l in of the unsettled GOddi
: ‘ "
Frederick Bmtth, Esq., of New Jersey,
Rafted .States consul afcßarbadoes, sailod’from
, Hav7‘YoTk, ort , rhur3day ) fur the,latter place'fn
tho-ElUa Bare?,' via'Bertnuda,' ’ ■ { ,. V
—An English clergyman at Halloway, England,
v has been,detected inpreaotilng the sermons of Boy.
'BoshnoU, of Hartford; from the pubiUhed vo*
-ajfijpis la this country. *V
.'v|^’The corporation of Yale College, on Tuesday;,
, ejected' Prof. BHas Loomis, .of_N«w York,.toith?
iOhalrpf, Natural Philosophy and AetronbmyVinadj
-'.'Yfioant by thedeath of Prof.- Olmsted-., V;
... The Hoa. Galushs A' tow, of Pennsylvania.
; has'been' staying at Congress Hell,-Saratoga,'for
‘ fomb days past u Meking to recuperate from the
fatigues and excitements of (he late session,.
, M««hat. Oaitelfane haa become, by, the death
of Prince dereme, the' senior Marshal ft France, by
age. MarebaVVAillattt, who was promoted to that
rank in 1851, hiw, fcoworer, held th& position longer
*tfeaa anJ ottrtr Marshal. .
. —Mr. John P. Adrtanco, the manufacturer of
the Buckeye mowing maohipe. fa this State, -sajs
th/smteoent that 103 oonvtbta in the Auburn prK
bod are engaged in the msDufacture of the Buok*;
•ye uiLOhiats, isaa errer-. * ' ?
—The diplomatic CMps is well represented tit
Newport. Baron WetteMted, Belgian minister;-
M Bodiseo, E*q.k Secretary of the Russian lega-i
t on. CountTrlelhard, of the French legation; and.
W. B odie. of theißriLhk legation, are all at tho 5
O.c iu House- ._- r - ■
—The Taantoh (Mass.) Gazette states that Frank
Whitney, of New Bedford, last week, presented
tj County Treasurer Woodward, a demand for
$25,000 damages and sis years interest, making ou
aggregate of $34 830, on account of confinement in
j*U 163 days, and for libellous accusation as a dis*
turner of the peace ani a nuisance,,
Vino Hall, of ,the-Great Eastern, ix)
oomp&oy with the directors,Captain Guinagiie.
Mctata. Bold and.Yates,.with.their ladies, Went
over to Toronto on the 231 inst, from Niagara by
iho etoime? New York.' Captain Hall proceeded
in tie-evening by tho same., boat to. .Montreal, the
other members oflheparly remaining in town/ /'
—The’oldeSt .living graduate of Tula ,College,
Mr.' Joshua-Biwey, ofi Watertown, N. Y,, is in
New Hoven, attending the commencement exer’
cisos., Ho entered Ms ninety-fourth year in April
last, and orj-ya his bodily, and mental faculties to
a remarkable degree . Mr Dowey will doubtless
find-New,Haven sdmowhat’ebauged since he left
college, seventy-three years ago.
—Among, ibe persons now visiting Bedford
Springs' are ex-Governor 'William F. Johnson,
Judge'Thompson, of tbe"Supreme Couitt; Bishop
Bowman, ofLhnoaster; JudgeSharswood, of Penn
sylvania; Hon., Carroll Spence, late Minister to
Constantinople, amHUr; George B. Purvinnoo, of
Baltimore, besides & great many other prominent
persons from all parts of the country.
"—Augustus Aunand, a clerk of Captain John
Petris, of' the St. Eaftport
steamers, absconded a short timesineewith §s4o
of his employer’s money. The case was put into
the hands of Detective Officer" John Dunn, of Bos-
who caugh t .Aunand at Jamaica- Plain?, just
as,he was about to take the train for Providence.'
Auoand wta somewhat' surprised at being tripped
up so’suddenly. ' . * ■ /
The Narraganeet. Tt.vzcj.reports that the Bey.
EliHa Chushoagb, of Stoniogton, Conn., though 95.
years old, la,yet, both physioally and intellectually,
hate as most men At 70. ! He is frequently called to
preaob, especially at the funerals of aged people,
and often speaks an hour with jfar. lees ofexhtins-
Goa than bymoßt of his junior
brethren in tho sacred profession over a thirty*'
miuuteessay:
—At the next meeting of "the American A&sosi-
Atiem for the Advancement of Science, which will
bo held at Newport, P«. T., on the first Wednesday
cf August, Professor Henry will deliver a discourse
commemorative of the life of Dr* Robert liars.
Prefessorßache will also give an address on the
Gulf Stream, while Professor Leidy will discuss
the u 4xttect Xepttlia:andT mammalia of North
America. .
—When the Nova Scotians prepared to present
the' pf'Wales, first with a Newfoundland
dog, and subsequently with a grindstone, hnmao
ingenuity was puzsled to discover tho appropriate*
noasof tho lust gift. The most sensible suggestion
is, that they intended the grindstone to be tied to
the dog’s neck, thus enabling'the Prinoe. to rid
himself, at pleasure, of this rather inconvenient
appendage jto Ms travels.— NewYorJk Times.
I T.I O AL .
Tae Charleston . Mercury denies 'tjmt it baa
•ter objected toßreokioridge and Lane as being
tao seouobal* Do the contrary, it thinks them just
about Motional enough.' . ' -
Tea Brockport JldveTihtr announces tBo re
moval of-Mr. Sheldon, or Albion, from tho post of
general mail agent, and the appointment of Mr.
Josuph Dresser. Reason: Mr. Sheldon goes for
Douglas. _
SHAKBPEABE says : « Let all tbo endß thou
alm’at at bo thy country’s ” The fire-eaters, per
haps. consider-themselves-aa literally obeying this
injatfetioh. The end they, chiefly,aim alia the
end of the Republic.— " Prentice, '
Tub Republicans are making a vigorous
canvass in the Bc. Loais Congressional District.
Tbo Hon. Lyman Trumbull and the Bon. F. P,
Stanton have made speeches .there, and Frank
Blair is going iifltelthhts accustomed'energy.
A GsNT&fciCAir from North Carolina states
that prominent Douglas men in that State- declare
thatau electoral ticket for him will he brought out
atno’disignt day. So, also, each intelligence reaches
here -by letter* from Mississippi!— iVnsh. Cor ,
Tribune.' '
.• Jqjin Toukq Brown, member of Congress
from Kentucky, writes to Washington that be sap
ports Mr Douglas, and (bar, in the county of Bar*
den, in that State, cboro are not above thirty De
mocrats for Mr Breckinridge oat of 1,009 Demo
cratig voters.
A correspondent suggests tho propriety, of
requ©VUog (he liepdbltcuu electors of New Yoik to
assemble .at tome convenient placo in -their rc
spec try e. counties" on Monday, August 27, the
birthday of Hannibal HamUn, to celebrate tho
same by holding cobnty mass mootings.
Taerk are those in .Washington industri
onily circulating the statement that Gen. Cushing
•does hot care for the Supreme Court judgeship, but
that bis wishCBj)&ve a different direotiou. What he
do*s waht h£fnotyet transpired, stiU less what he
is likely to get.— World.
SiSAToa FiTzpATßrcK, who was nominated
for Vice President by the Douglas Convention and
declined, has written a letter In wbloh he says:
“ A jeordlog ia sentiment with the platform upon
which Breckinridge and Lane have been nomi
nated, I shall, ns.a matter; of course,-yield them
my support.”
Tbs Chicago Pres*, understands that Gov*
Sewerd will be present at the Republican Illinois
State Convention, whioh will meet on tho 16;h ol
August, and that he will also be present at a Re
publican uusa meet Cog for Whomrin, South Min
neSJU, and Northern Illinois, at La Crosse,
abrnt the 20<h of August.
Some of ex-president Pierce’s old New
Eogtaud frionds at Washington comment very
bitterly upon his reoent eonrse, saying that he hue
closely allied MtnseH’Jo, the few who have been
his violent enemies,, while he has wounded the
feelings of the rank and file that have stood by him
through a storm of detraction.
So anxious are the Republicans of. Califor
nia to possess a raU bf tho Abe Liocoin stamp;
that, at a late enthusiastic meeting of the party,
St was voted to send on to Illinois to obtain one,
and in ca?o the supply of the original article is ex
hausted it was suggested that Mr. Lincoln be
requested to split one more for their especial
benefit.
Jcdob Wt&tu Ms, delegate at large to the
National Convention from the State of Kentucky,
is against the Disnaiyalsia Tho Breckinridge and
Laos men of. Graves county are in a minority.
Their e*H for a ratification meeting brought forth
the ratification of the nomination of Douglas and
Jobottp by ibo Democracy of Groves, tho Dte
unionists making but a small rimed of fifty, and
disolrUed-at that.—Sto/r#/ , ~ *
The B&kckiskidoe Organ.—A telegraphic
despatch from WoehiogtOp to ibe Cincinnati jGri
qtarer says: • v .
«• le ia understood that the Breckinridge faction
het received $25,000; and given it to the Now York
Harold to advuoito theirtMUG, Bennett has accord*
logiy.raisod the Yancey 'Tho Douglas men are
*M of thii, for the supportot.Bennett hug been
for many year* fatal to those if. In
1858 ho sustained Fremont, who only got sixteen
thousand votes out of eighty.four pollod
in the eitv of New lork.” *
Hon. J. Morton, president of the Qtoen
brier *hite Sulphur Springs, has, on behalf of \ho
directon, formally tendered the hospitalities ot
that famous waterl&g-plfloo to Senator Douglas.
This Is tho great summer resort for Southerners,
and saob an invitation from the leading men of ita
vicinity is doomed as indicative of. the popularity
of the “ Little Giant 7 * in that, section, or else a
strong desire for a star to aid in filling up the
hotel. It is not improbable that the invitation will
bo aeoepted, as it is.already rumored that Jadgo
Douglas has an extensive Southern tonr in contem
plation, responsive to numerous pressing rcqueers
from Ms friends— Herald. ,
The Detroit Free Press flays: « Among the
aooesstona to tho Democracy from tho Repub
lican ranks lu Calhoun county, Uex-Sberiff H. M.
Dixm, of Afarshalf, who has been otto of tho main,
stays tf the Opposition; and has done &ft much to
baud un and maintain the party as any man ia
tht country. In 1851 ho was'elected sheriff on
the Republican ticket, and Again In 1856, by
o&preevdentediy Urge majorities. One gentle-
SMB from OeJboun states that witbln tho immedi
ate circle of his acquaintance there are at least
fifty who have heretofore acted with the Black lie
pablicans; who will how vote for Douglas and Bar
-3- Calhoun Will give.a good aocount of herself In
ovember
YTe areAuthorized’ by Mr. Sickles to state,
is reply to the announcement made in our columns
yaaterday, on behalf of Mr. Wood, “that the May*
or has ddl attend ;hlsreUtldnfl with Mr. Sloklos,
and would nor, iihdor any circumstances, support
bias for Goßgr«js, 5, . ; that Mr- Sickles has not yet
«*t*rAi n edwh e t hor or not-ha will become a oan
dldato ferfftweotfea to’Cnhgress • and be
will oOmiiD mpMUoSy the.wishes of bfs oonatitu
•itiaponthuk aujbiooW hlfl-deoiifen yrlll not be in
floeMed In the uant eUker by the opposition or the
Mpport of Hon. Fernando Wood. Mr, Sloklcsis
alee somewhat.surprised at the avowal of Mr.
JJsed he is not resident of tbe dfc.
Wet. aad MttotUd his aid.—Daffy
Weekly Review of tko VKHadelphia
T r ‘ :Jl ''"-JtttitfkctCw 7 { ‘- i
- 27, ISM,
The hot voaUier, with the absence trem tho oily of ft
laroe number of oar mostootive business mon.haa in
terrupted -the usual coume of trade, and the
have lieoo. inaotive this week. Bread;
stuffs continue dull and drooping; ,BaTki«sttndy,.Cnt»
: too.'closes betted r Cioai is firm at the advance., The
'.lron marketcoßtinees-dulb Grocorics—there is more
‘doing to Su?3T : ot rotbor higher Tates. CoKcs i? also
better. Molaasaa eontmuea dutl. Tho provision mar-.
; k?t haabeen aoMve, and holders have realizoda further
advance- Fisk'ure very quiet In Fruit toere is more
doing.' .Hido* r aud Loatjior are very dull. Naval Stores
-not much doing. OHe are firm, witlnnore dome iu Fish
and hard Oft. Bait is firm; Seeds aro quiet for fclie want
ofetook. . Tees-aro firm, but very quiet. Tallow is
moving efi more freely at quotatione. Tobaooo—no
ohange&nd the sales limited. ’ Whiskey contiuues du'l,
and.for Wool the receipts are falling off, and the de
mand is good Rt full? former rote*.
In' fireftdßtnffs the- operations have been light this
week, and the market ceneraly dull at previous quota
tioss. the demand for Flour both for export and home
use-being limited and prices about i lie same; the sales
include only some 4COi) bblg. at *9t> ts for Bupdifino,
Ss37hso6Wforf esh-vronnd do, the latter for better
brands, and 80 MJ4Q6 76 for extra and extn family, ng
toquaiit*} the bulk of the sales are of good Wo tern
ex'ra/it 86 604J* bbl. The stooksand receipts oontinuo
luht; ana superfine is getting rather source at «he above
rat**-, the sales to the trade range at f>om $6 26up to
8574066010r Fiiperfine- extra.and lanoy brands, asm
<tu litv. Rye Flour is doll and selling m a small way
atS3 62H. Corn Meal is bntlitt«inquired fur. and 300
sold at A 3 S7K; ihe &took is very
1 The following is the inspection of Flour and Meal lor
the tveek endear July 3J. 1860.*
Half barrels of superfine „ '0
iiariels of superfine.... . 7,99^
" : efiddiings Zm.' i .7^.. —•— 8t
** ' Com Meal 376
** Condemned..
Wtife.i]' is beginn-tu forward more freely ;
tbetvd jsofver> superior quality butthe wlute is gene
rally poors the denmri however, both for muling ai.d
rhipmenr h»a fallen off and prio* , s are unsetrled arm
lower, the sab's rouchitiß some 80.000 bag. chirnr prime
new OelnwHre and >iarylai.d re a at 120®1230 afloat, io*
oludine some not prime ot 1500116 ; now Pennßvlvsma
ot liO0i2to; o'daoat 9dal»is new Southern whitest
ne m quality, urd old Kentucky do at
11604606,10 "toro. Kjei*6cnrc«.o)d Pennsvlvamarell
mi in a small way at76©780 and new Jeisey at 70®7ftc.
Corn is v ryrcaioo. >»nd all nfferrd, about 10000 bus.
loun l buyers at 65«T680 for.sood and prune Pcnnsjlva
niaand -outhor n jellow olosins d*»li at the latter rate,
H float; seme iof»tinrsold at 60aC3o.end whilent66o.
Oats are wrth sales ol.some 55iW bus,mosiJy
from tore, at S9«t4oj for good io pnmo i-enn-ylvama
nml 55«r370 for Delaware, inolacmg small lots now t >ats
bus.mmquolitr. Mill Fe d-Wparoaa
vU»d ofai-aloof VjrumrabhipßtufTnt S ton.
>J'S—'»heuiarkutuenerall) mfirm and ad
vancing. Of Mess Pork sumo furtners letare icported
at $l9 to. f*nd in a small w«> at sl9'6 per bbl. fhd
atoo« is iigi t> ml »cid ml’ewhanas. frothing doing In
prune Beef «tllsaB wanted for altiVs «to;cs. at
$14016 per bbl* ptooti is inquired for. to ro South,
but teneraily at a- price below the views of Jiolue»n who
Hronpk'n* a »urthor a'vauo*; SCO onsks sides sold at
12tf‘J2&0>, ai d shoulders at }POIDaIo lb; ha-t s ranee
AiH(®j2osf> lb; the lattor lur.fancxcurej}. Of Green
Mevs the Btockis.beht atm hoders firm witc 4a|bs
or -M) corks, nt l!jqoll>4i for sides- and PoPJtfo n*jr
shoud-ra in jejbtead* nttha (Utvr.nce, ho\ d- ;
ersiskmn for tea. nod I3XOUe for kc>s. wi fi
small sales. moves oil slowly, at 100]lo for
sacked * h»esft ts qmor. Yorn selling in a small
way «t 100 tb. Eggsaremoroplent;,antfßoll
msr atU^lgj^.otz..
MiS'l aLS,~ i Jioip is no new fea ure m the Tron trade,
anu a small business rm(v (o noto in M Metal at $23
lor anthrai-ite bo. 1. s&i fpr so. 8. and $2060 rer ion
for No. 3on time. Nothing doing ip Blooms. Hays and
Rails, the salss are modetate. and pn< e'? farm,- the
hnvers. Lead and Gtppar are unchanged, who small
BA'rtW.— I There is a steady demand for Quercitron,
■and.lit No. lis source, end wanted at so&toD.
io »aimer’s Bark, and about the usual businoss
d>’ing at 812-8! IS lor Spanish Oak.,
UhJKSw aX.—Ver* little offe-mg or selling, and we
quote Vojlpw a» StcSSo & lb.
i the only
-sale we hear boxes i*dnmant.ne ati7o,ontime.
Nothing new in t porni and Tallow Candles, and the
«a:os limited atHOMc for the to«iu»r r
i M»AL ihe demar-d is less active. &ul pomes io
s'nwjy ut thp RdvAucs. 'i be market, however* is* fern;,
andatufutflraietjuj/jessdoni tofio is acta pievious
qunirii rates. ,
y COl* ON.— T be market ib hatter, and the fine srades
especially are held for higher prices, but the demand is
.limned,and tho sales reach about 900 Dale's,‘in* mia q%
from 7to I3K<> cash and nbi-rt Uiue, the latter for
mmdliUK fair uplands ami Guns.
. Staten entol tho moverneuiß since the lftt ofSeptem*
her last, &3 compared with the previous three years:
' XSfll. 1869. i«6B.
Heo.atPorts 4.446.0C0 0 3,040.000 2.80<1.003
Ka. to (i. Britain. 2 C 62 000 1.941.000 1,765 000
“ Fr.«iae .... 57AW0 423 000 3774100 403.000
“ Other f. ports.. f&r.UOO /38.000 380.000 404.000
Total exports... S.7GOCO ?fpfr(WQ 2612.000 2200000
Stoobouhand.... 1730U0 271.000, 5)0.000
Ofwh’oh during the past week, inoludcd id the &o»,yo:
Reo. Efforts..... 4m B<W J O.m 3 (SC
Bx, to G. Britain. 11.000 "l&oeo jo.ooo 9,W0
** Frnnce 1000 • 2,1)00 3.000 3,w0
“ other f. uorts, fi uuu a.ouo 9.009 4,000
Total exports.... IS 000 20.000 30 000 3 4 000
• Summary.—Rec«)>tJi— ut the ports, compared
wiili iiist year. 7 3.000 bales. increase to
Great Britain.7ll.ooobales; tticreksatd Pfa’ncD,le3,(xa;
decrease to otner foreign ports, 61,000, Total' increase
in exports. 8)2 000.
* nieers withft good inquiry from the trade
Atnov-wioed rates, and aoarjro oi Rio fuse in sold at
I6)dC. and some i.aguayra at 16j. usual ten s
DtfUi-SAN)) f)yL's.— Tm#9 ;d articles under this
head has been rmited,and price* the 1 suiao. toda Ash
soil nt 2*fo2>fc; b'nl rodi. at 2)4«xl&; and Iridigo ai
$2 460] 66 )&, un rime, for BenxaJ>
Fldtt uro very, quiet; ti/eTe tiro very few arriving,
r.nd a small invoice of v nckerei sold from tbo ve*»f*l on
terms kcptpnyute; store prices range at S*l7ai7 60for
is, ,®lsa)dmr3s, and bHI for Inrße.NoSs.ns
to b ai.d ; the demand m limited. Picklod Rerrlngsetl,
t.a wanted, at §303 3l> fi-ordplore, oud Dry Ci-d
ac §3 25 iP’ 100 lbs. ’ f7V “
•FllBI r.—A onrte of Fine Apple* baa just arrived, but
no salo? are ropd Ud asjet. D.unestio Green Kruitis
obimnKinmorcfToelj.amiailca of Apples are making
fct H l Oiio2 60 libl, and Feache* -t Bieg%V baykpe.
F&aTHt.R« continue source, hut tho dcniami m hm-
Hed.ataon t6oo tb for *ood We?t«rn.
FJlKlGßTiScontinue dull,owing, in some measure,
lo mo icnroityof vessels cndnoeaßngementßof any
r.ote ure made punho to eithor London or Liverpool
tho on the berth being full; Westmdia Preights
urn ALendy and firm at previous rules. Nochangein
h'ouhimn coastwise'raiec,and business moderate: 100
523 toot to New Orleans and Wqbile, To Boston
tnfiro is not mnch doing, and the same. Col*
tiers me m demand, und getting about §1 60 toßoßtoo.
sl3dol 36 to Frovidence, §1200126 to New Haven,
and 950 V tori to New York, from Port Riolimond.
GtlA/vO—Ve>y ytt’odoing,aednoohange to nolem
anv of the lending Kinds,
GINSKNG-is without movement, and prices are no
tniaM.y the same. ’
HlDfcß—There have been no arrivals or rales, nnd
th« mar Lot ta dull and drooping,'buyers holding off lor
lower prices. . . . 1 ~
iiUfs a rt> but little inquired for* and Eastern and
Vrextern sell slowly at IromS/fHo tw*r lb as m quality;
. LKATHiiR—Vej:» btife movement in the 7 market,
and bUTt-rs aro not disposed to operate to any extent.
- liMftiß R.—There is a mode rate businersonlrtonnte
m Wnite a»-d Yellow Pine h aid* at §l4OlB for the :or
mer. and §l3oJsfor the latter. Laths aad Shingles are
steady : some further salesof tha farmer are repotted
tt f «1 J2fi, and 4)5 feet Pickets at §7 per M,
N aVai< biOliLS.—Spirits of *1 urpenUne has further
declined, and somo ino bbl# sold at 30®40j per rnllon, at
tbft J')r<r,er ruts f-oin the vessel. Of Rosin we notn tales
of 1 iioObhlsa* §1 60 for common. 817602.76 per bll for
No 2and good 00. I. 2Wl»bls Tar gold »t §4.37)40260
per bol for Newhernadd lOObblsNewbern
pitoii sold at §1.76 per bbl.
- OlLS.—Sperm «nd Whale are firmer, but not very ac
tive, and tho smes me mostly in lots from store at
r.nheriii ho rates. Lara Oil ir r!#o firm Vut quiet at
92iru5o for summer *nd winter. Of'Linseed the sales
aro moderate at 68a590, in casks Bnd bids.
lmm.rtsol Sienn and Whale Oil and Whalebone into
the Voited States, for tho week ending July 23, I 860:
m ' bblssp. Bblswh. Lbs bone,
Total for the week 2 565 2 uo
i'loviously 41,676 • 812.830 l,olC.Boij
From Jan. 1 fo date. ...44.141 11(930 1 016 800
game time last >eir... 68 2(0 159,479 l,6fc7oH>
PLA'TER —>ot mooh ottering or selling, and eoft ia
qno’td at *2 Ts^ion.
UL E-Tno m wiser \* inactive, and a small business
to i;"Ueo at lb. the tatter for pnme.
HALi' is uiichanutd and a cargo of.Tmks .eland sold
at a price kep* private.
are verr quiet There is li Wo or no Oloversecd
offering or ael'inu, and prim* la w*st«*d at Sfi #■ bu
Tint* tnv ia quoted at $4 25«T4 CO ; and Domestic Flax
saml at SI 62#’ bu. but wo hour of i,o sales.
tl|«»Ak.—With an aefivo demand Iroro tbe trade and
the rofjn<*rs holdeis have realized rather bolter prices.
TLi• week l.CQObhds Cuba told at7a7>*o, and 7?4«re?fo
urrorto Kicoonttme.
sFJBJ fS.—l he demand for Brandy and Gin ia limited,
sni prices arc o tß <. r». E. Hum sella a- wanted at3so
35nl Whiskey is •e»linßm°deißteij'm 21ir220 for bbls,
.the tatter for prime Western; s>s tor Urnd a e, and 21 j
perns lon forftftds.
*J‘A’ LOW i* fi m; sales of city-rendered are re
ported at lOaloMe 4P ft. y
ioiiaCO;*.—ihe market is very q let. hut without
an? aiierat'nn to not- in ewf or mabufactured.
. are firm and a amon buamege duing in most
kinds.
VkjOL.—With fairreceipts for tbe season, and a Food
dem'nd from uoinufactiirers. the market s very firm,
iho inquir* is ch * fly for tho medium qualities. The
earns reach About 1W u »Iba m lots at from 4oupto Mo
net. for common to mil luood and fine flecco.
IMPORT A.T lONS,
Ut aponed lor The Pretc.i
Ro3TOf<--Steamsh , p earnbridgs.Howea-do cs boots
and shoes MonroefcOo; 21 uo Titb„ K ha#t. Luffield A,
i’artudge; 173d.* Levies, *»asm & Co; 172d0 wu
jlainn&Co; i»ao riedenbach* Co: 81 ao hoddoc<.
Need & Vo; Who tinker Bru; liHtlo T Ford, 43 do J A M
ennutlers; 37d WeeianA-Oo; 142pkgs dry goods Ki
thiau. Jones at f’o; 88doFrmningt<am Sc weiie; Ufldo
A Blade 4. Co, 91 do t Way Sc Co: 6q do M Williamson
A Uo,2Udo emit hi Wilimmson A Co; 50 do James. Kent,
game* ec Co;40 do Farnlmm, Kirkbaiu A * o; 13 d«» U W
Chase 4 eon-; 17 Uo Cunow Neville fc Hughes; COKegs
herring B anspsou A oo; 100 b%ea babpetre. Calior Sc
Pemberton; ipd bdis paper A M CoTiJns; ii hhdsoii Outa
ge? ic Hru>;6s no e fi«h John M Kennedy ft Co; 100 bags
a.t.tpoiro Joidenor isio;s2 pkae staea Muzzey Sc Mun
roo; 34 txiU paper C ftlegarKe Ci»; M bbts ben J Tauuer
Sc OuJ 64ideoodd<h btroupat Co. 22 cAeey CH
U.iruen a. « n; 16 uo Smculo* Sc Hro; 33 do qu ciotn hla
b *n »c Bynth: 41 puces iron M W tt*ldwm A Co; j24bb!s
shad OM.er; >OU pkgeiudse Leech Sc Co
of tkadb -
BUB* l ot ,H * m »h«,
„ , „' LETXKH, BAOS
At tho Merchants } Kxchav-gc, Philadelphia.
flnrb Florida’, Monday - ...Cienfucßos, soon
■liarkbt James. Cruse,... ...Itio ae Janeiro, soon
Brig S Inursum. Lamphor-i— Barbadoes, soon
Bug EIU KeciJ, Tuzo... fit Jagode Cuba, soon
Bohr A M uartieu, HartleU, .Cieniuesos, soon
MAKINR INTELLIGENCE.
fORT OP PHILADELPHIA; JuJy 28. 1860,
t AfiftiVEU.
Steamsuip Cambndre, Howes.« hours from Boston,
with icuLe a dpasat-n-erß to Henry Wmsor. i'aeseu,
off the Buoy on the Brown«aohr Henry Nutt, irorn
Miia, and n berm brig bound np; also ship Wjuminn, for
Liverpool, in tow of tug America, hound nut; saw a
b’arkta auohoratthe 11 eakwsieri chip Westmoreland,
trom Liverpool, at nnobor off Reed) island: bark Mar
aaret, Lr Ternatubuco, was at anchor off Leiavtare
City; a berm brig was oeatmg up above Delaware City.
or«g Eliza, Nelson, 9 data irom Havana, With sugar
and oigara w John Ma*oa Sc Co»
tfohrJ llttnU,6day»fromHo3lon,inbsl
lasi to Nevm, Hawser & Co.
Bchr Jesse Williamson. Jr, Wmsmnro, 6 days from
Baiton. in batlast to bmniokson tc Glover,
SaUr.Cropper Brothe s, Hid, 3 days Irom Fredericka
bnrg, Md, with wheat to J W bnc n.
Bohr John uunk,wheeler,3days from Choptankßi
ver, with bark to J W Bacon.
Sohr sarah. Benson. 6 aaje from New Bedford, with
oil, &o to C Amory Sc Co.
Schr Union, Mann, 16 days from Calais, with laths.
&o. to Grmkul Sc Ciatviji.
Bohr Wm Spear, Jones. 7 days from Wilminßton, NC,
w «b shins le» to Sami Bolton & Co.
tJ iS k 5, Burrow* C, Clark, 4 uuyfl from Salem, in ballast
u\ .U cvant Sc Co.
u-ftn •^n^ , a»V«^ ibe r s ' ,Il L \A ay from Brandywine, Del,
wnn .lour a*u meal to K M Len.
rSP'JtIFEiSW' Co( ? 2,days from Chesapeake
%jy?l Cnnstmn A Curran.
Lake, from New York,
gohr D K, Talpey. opm,Tortsm<mth.
, Boor Mary Nowell, Cj-yiii, f run i Manohoater.
Schr island Bell, Butler, trom Newport.
Sour Wm Loper, Bouirso*,, f rom *sgl nort
BohrC Mettnems. Warren,«omi»„mSenoe
Bohr KobtULfiltan, Smith. IroWCT^K*
Bchr vbailenge, Terkms, iroiu P«i River
Btenm*r Jobn Mo'iasJn, AJarnhaiv, in K n)]ra f rnm
Del. with giain.lruit,and vegetables' to oanlain 1
Taised a, bark at Reedy Island Fojjjt brfs:
oarnl w e eh at Wilmington Lreok, and several sahrs off
and Above Cheater. , ,IB ou
r arrived at this port on ThuriAav
u*J£ t L nibl,ro ult. left the fo.lowmu vegieta ii.
pon. Barg tUgatta. trutu ftio Gr&nde in SJdays.dison*
uricertainj brig btelia, from Pensacola JOS
nit. m distress, having lost sails spars,
n«“r l ”h"rJC‘lin«!™. Week ' Rn,J ‘ ,roceeil for Jlio 116 J »’
cleared.
Steamship yirginia, Kelly, Riohmond, 1* Webster, Jr.
Steauisoipßoston, Oroozer, New York,via wipe May,
Jas Allderdice.
Shin Bonthorn Kigbta, Harwood, Liverpool, Work
man Sc £O.
Bru Barman, Sherman, Newburyport, Twelta, Mel
lon Sc Co.
Jlng tf.n An tor in. (new, 255 torn, Collies, lodiano'n,
lishop, Bimous Sc Co.
Bohr J S Lee, Corson, Mobile, Jalrus Baker.
Bohr A Jennings, Lake, Qumcy, I'yier r-tone A. Co
Bohr D P/i'qlpey, Newburypoit. 8 nnlokson & Glover
Sehr Jesse Wjiiiamsoa, Jr. wmsmo e. ifoston, do
Nowell, Covill, Fall River, R r Corson
lsland.Belle,Butler,Fall fliver.Nevin,Sawyer
fccnr J C Patterson. Hand, Boston, do
Wm Loper, Robinson, Piovidenoe, B Milnes
Challenge, PerkjnS, Providence, N fiturievsnt
Bchr R GiTfillan, Smith?Boeta« t L Andenried Sc Co,
Bohr C Matthews, WeirsnTSHut, Btakiston Sc Co
Bohr James A Parsons, Stone, Bangui*, oaptam. \
Str P TB«tfttfBMsU. ? N york. WM B itrd A- Co. 1
Btr H L Bsatunoie, A Groves. J r.
(Odrrflseomlenon of The Tress,)
, . HAVRE OE GRAOE. Julr 27,1860. .
- .The T7yoraing left With JO boats, laden and consigned
.
- T Glentwona, gram and bark to Pornt Sc Bro: George
and- Oharled, r graln. &o. lo llumphroyH, lloffniHa Be
Wmlit: Agnes Amelia, pig iron to. —: B A Douglas,,
biluminous c’dM to Mernok fc Son; Lindsey Mehafley,
lumhor to HeAEj Groakeyj t.leopfttm, do to Ma'one Be
Taylor; t’aprey, do to Oadwalador fc yo; R»m»af «
Tomlinson, do fo Wilmington; Four 2io/b and M J Link,
■do to BoltiWerO City. : 1 ■ '
• (CMrenondttw. of Jul , M .
The' following boats from tho RmonOanal passed in
to the BohuylkiU Canal to day, bound to Tliiladclpliia,
la*len and oonngned as follows; ' .. _ . .
4 KCarmonv* lumber to captain; .Vary Emma, no to
Saury A Multhar?; Judce Higgins,pig iron to Jas Row*
nd; Mount do to Biting Be Bio.
' MEMORANDA.
Steamship Asm. Lott, from New Yoik,viaCiaeeiis
town, arrived at L‘verpooll3ihinst.
k bio Estho.,TCreßlie f .nonce, arrived at Rio d» Janmro
Shin Mornine Light, Johnson, sailed from San Fran
cisco B{h mat for Honolulu „ „ ,
Barn Canada; Alitohell, from Matangas, at Portland
. a liarK ,, Aherdeenj Ccchran, from Matizas, at Baltimore
S B Wheeler, MoGlaughUn. and E W Gardner,
Bourne from Boston, arri edat Aiexand mJfitiifnet
- Bohr MniUKelbft from Providenae /or ThiladC/Phia, at
NowportSfiih mst ..
Schra Mmnehaha,Young, Monterey, Craig, ano Erne
line Haight, Beebe, arrived at Wilmington, Bel, 23th
Graves, cleared at Baltimore 2ttSi inst.
P'PMllips.Rmith.and Mouiae, Thaloher,
hei oe. arrived at B-iston 26th mat. . . „
Kohre Lillie Frances, from Wilmington. NC. and Re
bccca Knight, Andicoit, from Alexandria, at Bosum
JohrV*. Stevens, Btuoley, oleared at Boston 26th inst
Richard Borden, Ireland, for Philadelphia, and
Minerva, Hall, for Alexandria, saited from Fall River
G r ttpa. and R H BaHov. Stephens,
sailed from Providenoe 26th inst; f»»r Philadelphia.
NOTICES.
NOTICE TO BUILDEhS —The Board of
OoromiMioaßri under jmi pot of Assembly, entitled
" An act providing for the erectiou ot Palma BuimmeJ,
in the City of Philadelphia," approved April 3. 1880,
hereby invite plans and e*tiraatps of costio the b\i id
inga proposed »o be erected. These buildim a are do-
Bigned for the accommodation of the courts of justice,
and their appropriate offices, and thcs> ve alcmcesof
record ot' the county, and also i>>r the accommodation
of thesveraloopartme* tsand offioersor the muoici
p 1 government ortho oity of Philadelphia. ;
Tbe» are to be plaoed on Penn Square; the bm nine*
for tho courts Ac., on the northwestern section, and
those lor the municipal government on tho north* aetorn
section of said Square .. „ . . v „ .
A statement, m detail, of the extent of
ii'-n reamred for the respective departments and offices
to ne located in those buildings has boen priuted, and
persona designing to prepare plwa are hereby reierred
for copies to any of the Board * f Qommisaioners.
Ground plans, sections, elevations, and perspective
views of eaoi building will »>e requisite, aooompamrd
with dear and lull explanations , . . ,
The estimates arc to be accompanied broomplet*
epeoifioattons and with explanations of the whole so
fcfjnpte, minute, and fall that hoy may bo readily oom
prcnemledby persons not Specially infitrnotod in archi*
fen nip* " • • •• • • --
The'said plana, estimates, a»;d, Dpoajfipaticnn Jo he
directed to the President of ths lfoard, imd'fifrnfsMU
before the first d*y of September. A. D. 13d f.
Kaoh ppreou submitting a plan must indicate the ma
terials to be employed in constructing tho buildings un
dor his plan*. „, • , , * . _
fio compensation will be awarded pr paid by the Com
mißsioi ers far the p’ans io be submitted, as hereby in
vited, until the means of carry mg the natd act of Assem
bly mto effect shall be provided, in aocord&nco with its
te-nla. aL-XaNDKR UliWßy, President.
\JAtoES a. 11/uiow. ►eoretary.
PliiladwlpaiiC jply - 1 *
OFFICE '>F the PHIMOJ3i,pBIA ANB
READING RAILROAD COMPAMY.-Pmz.A
-dulphia, Juiy U, IB6o.—Tho ratesofFreirhtaml Tolls
on Coat transported by this company trill be as follows,
from July 16. until farther notice t
To R lohmond —-——.
Philadelphia-*—.•
Inclined Plane-..
Nioetown ..
Germantown R. R., —. •
Palls of SohnylkiU.—
Mrr?.yppjk.
ftftfSrK#.....
gmsJwlmtelFZ—.
Bwcde Furnaoe —.
Rnmbo’s *..
Iforrist’n or Bridgeport
Port Kennedy——.
Valley Forge,—..
Pii/jnixvjlle -
• Ar^mineo..:-.--—..
Limerick.— .
Pottstovn...
Douglassville— —.
Monocaoy .
girdaboro.—.
Reaftf nV———-ZZI"
Tackerton- —,
Leosport.. ——- T .
MohrsviHo—
Hamburg.
Orwigab f g and Auburn.
1.03
1.63
1.41
lAS
XAJ
IAL
1.15
fly order of the Board of Managers,
lw yir, JL IBclflnpNWEY, Bco’y,
■OEANTEiIS , BANK OP TENNESSEE.
. ... , NAHimu.E, Juno M, 1860.
1 ms mu* nas im, day d,dared a dividend of tbi ty
seven dollars ana tbrpo-qaartors ppr share oat ot tuo
surplus or undivided p ofits of the flank- payable to tne
Philadelphia.BteokhoideM at tho Wi-STER* BANK,
as follows, viz : Ten per cent. and fractional pftrta of
ono share IuCASfI ou and after the 16th July next, and
the.bAlance either m oaah or new Stock at par. at the
option of the flank, on or after September 17,1860.
. „ . By order of the Board.
D. WEAVER, Cashier,
BUSINESS CARDS.
VB. PALMER, THE ADVERTISING
• AOISNT,. FIFTH and CHESTNUT, sivna hi,
niyil-Sm ' ' if. B. PALMER.
fD J. BAYLIS :
o * ... „ , ATTftRNEy-AT-LA-W,
ftsg r^!???3! .!u.’2? !oo . from NOt m AroU street to No,
429 WALNUT Street.
. Partiojilar attention given to the recovery of Meroan
tile Claims. The. drafting and examination of Wills,
Conveyances, Assignments, Briefs of Title, and othor
Instruments of Writing. The managemontof Exeoutor
shicff. Admmistretorsmps, and Trusts, superintended;
ami the best seojanttesprooured for tho permanent in*
vestments of Money, Satisfactory reference given
when required. qp3Q-em»
UENRY E. KEENE.
a ia ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Hu REMOVED tiis Sj/loa from No. 6M Walnut street
torto.sw South THlRP'Straot. mhag-frn*
Horace see,
MECHANICAL ENGINEER, and
PATENT ATTORNEY,
„ . No. 114 Bouta diXTH Street,
(Nearly opposite the County Conrthouse,)
Prepares Fpeoiucations, Drawings. Ao., and transacts
all other business connected with the obtainine of Let
tors Patent ap2S Am*
J WAGNER JRRMON,
• ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW,
Offioe, No. 11G South SIXTH Btrcet,
(Opposite Independence Sqnarc,)
PUILATIKLpUU,
Br the aid of reliable AtwrjtaJe, at diiijjrent points in
the united States, is enableo to prosecute andooHeot
claims of every desonption.
Particular attention given to the examination and re
covery of the otaims of Legatees and Devisees, and the
examination of Land Titles and securing the interest!
of hf Ire and all persons interested m the same, in all
parts of tbe Union.
nae the statutes of ail theßtates and is Commissioner
for most of them.
Depositions oarefulJy token under Commissions,
apfl-dm
SFUGUET & SONS, .
• IMPORTERS OF HAVANA OIGAJtfI,
- Nn,?lB South FUQljlTßrrqct,
JUoeive rorulaVTy of desirable CI
•ARS, whiob they offer at low rates, for oash or *■}
ItUEAD.
ptTKB AND CHEAP BREAD,
MANUFACTURED BY THE
MECHANICAL BAKERY,
«4N BS OB7AIHBD AT TUB 70LL0WIM#
PLACES:
MECHANICAL BAJUSRY, S. W. oor n a, of Ifmail and
O.M. CLARK P V J a vUrì belo*
fenth.
H. MoNEIL.^«^ MMm «.S. 15, corner Sixth and
JATHO * BoN,_„_—.No,!m North Fifth street,
JOHN G. M0XEY ........... No. lggj Vine street,
T. P. SMITH... —Mo. un North Fifth street.
8. SOOY.—~ ..H.E. oorner Filth &pd
Spruce streets.
W. “W. MATHEWS. ———.B. E. corner Eleventh and
_ Locust streets.
D. KNIGHT Qtrppt, bplow Wal-
GEORGE GARVIN™—P&&9 Lombard street.
D. COURTNEY.—* N. W. corner Sixteenth
and Pine streets.
WM COURTNEY—No. 605 South Twelfth
street.
8, It.WANAMAKER——FederaI street, above
$» I,BNTZ~— Corner Sonth Fourth and
„ „ Johnston streets.
L. HOLLAND, W. oorner Sixteenth an
Ogden streets.
DAVID SADDLER Nof 260 NorUi Eleventh
street.
J.WKlGHTMAN——.—Thirteenth street, below
„ __ Thompson street.
S. B. TOMKINS.—No. ion) North Front
street.
H BROOKB imm mm W. corner of Seventh
ana Pine streets.
F. MOSIIIS. MH m MMM N. W. cumor Tenth and
• Shippen streets. _
B. B.TURNER,—..... - No. 1318 South Front
BHUSTEII^-— Rroad and
TKOS. T. BLEST...— Corner Ninel«euth street
~ and Ridge avenuo.
B, S. SOWN..—...N, E. corner Ninth and
.
J. MoINTk RE -......... .Twenty-second street, ab.
Coates.
ALEX. FULLERTON,—-Corner of Fifth and Chris-
MRS.E. RAMBLER...., NoMWlCoates street
D. F, Sc T. W, WOLF,- Girard avenue,
WM.McCRACKEN—- —2202 Hamilton street.
R, jR. BEAZLY—,N. W. carver of Twelfth
, . and Melon street.
JULIUS KLEIN S. W. cor. <ff'Jhirteenth
and Parrish street.
M. NIPPES—,N. E. comer of Fourth
and Green street.
MRS, F.ELLIOTT—B. W. corner Tenth and
_ Green street.
J, L, HlCKS,——.——Camden, N. J., store 119
_ • _Aroh street.
C. H. RAINIER,——. West Philadelphia, Sethst.
ab. Hs-vorford road,
N. L. YARNKLL———Leunf, Penua.
JOHNBARNDT. —..— Treinont nnd Fine Grove
Penna.
GEO. B. TOWNSEND.—.WestChester,Penna
M, MqCLESS— —~ Atlantic City, N. J.
D. HORTON ——.Florence,N.J.
8. F. EBERLEIN .Columbia, Pa.
JeS-tf
Philadelphia terra gotta ma
nufactory, RIiVFN I'Wand GERM 4NTOWN
road and 1010 CnE**rNUT Street Vitrified Drain
and Water Pipes. Veuti'ating Flues, Hot Air Flues,and
Smoke Flues made oi Terra Cotta, and of suitable size
for overy dots of buildings. This article is worthy tho
Attention of a I parties putting up building*. Latve
***• sewerage pipes for city drainage, water pipes war
ranreu to stand a severe pressure. We are now prepaTOd
to oontraot, Wl ti, eities or corporations forthm artiple in
any ouanu.y. We warrant oar goods to be equal if not
superior to any other made in the United States or
Europe. Umarnental Chimney Tops and Garden
vast*.
RR. CORSON, REAL ESTATE BRO
• KKR AND CONVEYANCER, NORRISTOWN,
Feflnayjvnnia,
o FARMS, STORES, MILLS, nnd HOTELS FOR
SALE m Montgomery, Buck*, Cheater, and Delaware
Counties. vanL.g from ji) toaoofloree, in g(>od localities.
Persons applying will be shown properties free oi
charge.
„ Bonds and Mortgages negotiated at fair rate*. HAND'
SOME Hrst' ior sale in Norristown, Potfs
town, and intermediate places, For Cataloiium and
fu.l description, address It. K. CORSON,
j>3l-6m Normt wn. Pa.
TAPIUOA —>’Ood % —For sale by WRTUF*
’RILL Sc BROTHER, 47 and 49 North SECOND
Street Jj»
QYDOPODIUM—Bor Bale by WETHE-
RILL St BROTHER, 47 and 49 North SKOOND
tir»l Jytfl
THE PRESS.-^~PHIIaADEIiPHiA, SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1860.
J)V S]PksslA ' IiEM BDY. i
» 3»r. DARIUS HAM’S
aromatic INVIGORATING BBIMT
This Medicine has bten used by the public for six years
with intreasi** favor. It is recommended to Cvrf
Dyspcptiq, Ihn'oi’snist, Rearl*flur», Coft’e
Pains,‘ Wind Inthe Stomach, or Fains tti the
Bowels, Ilcadahhe,, Drowsiness, Kidney ]
Cotnyh.intr, Low fpiriti,- Delirium .
3V<»icns,,r»r«mpfrd«ff, /
IT STIMULATES* Exim.Mi.Vri!!}, lßyiQOfcAfßtf,Bol
v/ill wor Jmoxjcatb or .
Asa Medioinftit is quick aud effectual, curing the
moaingeravated cases orDyopepam. Kidney Cpmplaint*.
led aUother derangements of the fctomaou ami .Bowels
mft speedy manner. • .
It will instantly revive the moat melancholy an<>
drooping spirits,, and restore -the weak* nervous, nail
Biokly to health, strength, and vigor.
Persons who, from the injudicious uso of liquors, have
become dejeoted.anil.t)>ejf nervous systems shattered,
constitutions broken down, and Guhjoot to that horrible
curse to humanity, the Delimum Tubmens, will, ru
most Immediately, feel the happy-and healthy invigd
ratiug efficacy ofjjr. HajnVinvigorftting Spirit.
T)o«e.~Ono win© };laßs full an often m neoes&ary,
On© does will romove all Bad Spirits.
Ona (tose will our© H<*art-burn,
Tnreo doses will ouro Indixestton.
One doBo will give you a Wood Appetite,
One dcso will stop the distressing pains of Dy«popsia.
One dose wilt remove the distressing and disagreeable
effects of "'md or Flatuienoo, and us soon as the
stomach reneiveßthe Invigorating Bpint, the distress
ing load and uU painful feelings will be removed.
Onodcse will remove the m st d stresaing pains of
Oolio. oitherm thestoraachor bowels.
A few doses will romovo all obstructions in the JCidaey,
Bladder, or Urinary Urged*. _
i’ersons who ore seriously aflliorea with any Kidney
r'ompl-inta are assured of speedy relief by a dose or
two, and a radical cure by the use of one or two botues.
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION
Persons who, from dissipating too mueh over night,
and feel tho evil effects <1 poisonous liquors, m violent
headaches, siokne&s at atnusch, weakness, giddiness*
Ao., will find one dose will i. move all bad feelings.
Ladies of weak and sickly constitutions should take
the Invigorating Spirit three timesa,day ;,it will make
them strong, healthy, and hapty, remove aU-obfliruo
tions and irregularities from th* menstrual organs,'and
pstoro the bloom of health and beauty to the careworn
Daring pregn&noy it will be found an invaluable medi
cine to repiove *■ lsagroeabl ■ sensations at the stomach.
All the proprietor asks is a trial, and to indue* this, he
has pat up the Invigorating Spirit in pint' buttles al
60 cents, quarts $l, .
Gem?ral ])cpnt, 48 WATER
Wholesale Agents in Philadelphia,
Je7-thj>tttlr and for sale py alt Druggism*
OAK ORCHARD ACID,SPRINGS.
These Spnnzßafa situated lirlhe valley of-the
Oah Orchard Creek, in the town of Alabama. Genesee
co„ N. V.. eight mileasooth of »he village of Medina, <m
the Krin Cana), and fourieen miles from Batavih.
*y Tho principal Amd Bpr nco are three in nnmbor;
besides these there aro six others. They are all located
Within a circuit of nbont Tift* rods. ■he nediomal
qualities of the waters aro fully shown in the shhjnincd
.testimonials, Thoy contain a vqry large amountof Sul
phur, Sulphuric Acid , Sulphate of Lime, and Proto •
Sulphate of Iron. Ihe great medicinal virtues possess
ed by these waters depend very -lntAely upon tho pre
serve, insnoh unusual quantities, of these curative
substances
Hundreds of cases of disease, especially those resist
ing from the sorolaiousdmt&ejits, have-been oared by
their use.
m skin diseases—even in confirmed leprosy— the
waters have boen signally auocessful. •
- k Qbintdns cf medical and cciontiSapontlomGnavo invan
in tl}s " Th® Tollowlr/g ejnintftp gentlemen
speak in strong terms of the medicinal value of these
waters: Prof U.muions, T. Korneyn Heck, M. lb, of
Albany ; Jos. MoNaughton, M. 1).. of Albany; Edward
Spring, M. J) u of New York; Dr; 11. Campbell, of Pitts
field, Mass.; ur. J. 8. Shuler, of Lookport, N. Y« They
recommend the wators confidently. Dr Spring refers to
a east of chronic diarrhaa of several years* standing,
which was cured ip the usc.of thcAcatlr Dr. Beck says,
•* 1 am satisfied that these wators are higblv vnluablo as
medicinal ag*nta.” ;'r. Campbell says, •• Tnej rouatbe
jiishly beneficial for all obromo diseases of the stomach
apd'howshr. l * —>
Dr.’S. apaperon tho ipfcfeQt of these
Waters, before the Academy of Physician*, m the city
of Hew York, in whlobh? states th t the Waters pos
sess decidedly tonic, refrigerant. and astringent proper
ties; and that theolaßSof diseases to whtoh they are
more particularly adapted are ohronio uncofionsoFthe’
(itfuitveand urinary organs, and some of the epiane
ous diseases; chronic dyspepsia ; chrome diarrhaa ;
chronic dysenteryj enronte diuresis; chronic epi/tli.r;
diabetes : coses of passive hemorrhage, such as Purpu
ra ArmonAagrcn. and iheoolliquatiVe sweats of Heouo
Fover. The Water may also be often used with ad
vantage, he says, in cases or low typhoid fevers; m
protracted fevers, toexoite the ap
x.otftd Anil promo:** aise^uou; in diarrhsas. particularly
such'OsaredepcrdGntQna relaxed or rdeoratcu date
bftho mucous-mcraDrnne of the-intestines* Incalou
lou*aff««'tidnP-or/tmtffri.r,'attended witlr phosptiatio
gpitfmQnpu, it to the suitable remedy.being preferable to
muriatihacld to optbs fiiofP solvent ayifl !eh apt by
continued use to disorder tho ctotjiapfo. *n fobrue dis
eases, it oau ba uued propeily diluted, as a refrigerant
to diminish tlnrot anupreiortmUiral heat Inukmdia
eases—in thoso forms of dyspepsia connected vrlb an
alkaline condition of the stomach, as in Pyrosis, or wa
ter-orasu, **~ ,u .than. Judfochlorio scuh
In cases of Colicavictonum, and other Hyurums-iiun-
Be.cuencea arising from the action of load, this water
wilhprovo vo to to fyDnijabb antidote. Jn reroute
phariingrtri , /aryntftlu, ctirdiiic mtrcbi/s caturr/f, ’Urfd
htnnrd 'asthma, chronic ‘Ophthalmia fexteniaUy)
aaa gargle in ulcerated sors throats, in oases of sali
vation, and m leuconhea and gleet: and also inp>l«.
When taken internally, a wine-glassful ol the Water,
diluted, taken three times a day, is sufficient for an
adult.
91.46 81-36
1«S& 1.46
ltt 1.46
1.55 1.4 S
1.55 1.45
-t til . 1,2 s
l3()f 1.90
1M 1.1»
it ts
LW • 1M
1.15 105
OtheT testimonials from physicians, and other re
spectable individuals, may be seen on opplication to
the Agent.
Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
No Water genuine unlessprocured from
H. W. DOSTWICK,
«o, 874 BROATvSt'a k.
New York
FRKDKWIok. BROWN’S Drug and Chcminal
Htoro. Northeast comor of FIFTH and CHHSJI'NUT
Btroets.* ... ... i
'AIsA rorsale at FBEDEPICK DROWN. J.n.’s.Drug
and t oli6i«icil Store, Cnntihen(*l Hotel, dornar of
NiNTH rfnd OUJiSTNUT flireet>£Philadelphia.
The Trade Mayphed at Wholosn-le Brines. mylS swly
TUB CHIEF AMONG TEN' THOUSAND.
HALLEY’S MAGICAL PAIN. EXTRACTOR
HAS universally supplanted all other
Ointments and henlijj# applications in both the
Eastern anq Vfestcrn Hemispheres, wherever .intro
duced; and its tntnrwte mint is Iho true secret of it*
success in all eutantave acidic#** whether the oauxo
ba Aitultnt or
BUF NS * * SCALD! ,
f.ie instantly relieved of ft theiT anruish. pain and
nnaminatipn, by a tijnrly y application of this mmr
oiiiottj and the 2 flMh Is renewed as if by a
ohantii no blemish or scar S remaining.
THE FRIEND OF 5 THE NURSERY.
Children itr*- frequent m suncrerafrom external ip
uriew, especially from ” Fluid and Camphene Ez
p.osiojt*—therefore every g mother should have thu
henling preparation con- 2 stantly on hand. It heals
DWasrj.and auicklj 5 removes thoTETTER ot
RINGWORM, js lent in the nursery.
10 TRAVELLERS <BY &K* AWD LAND.
Tao uaolumst. the Tr§ 3 Teller,and every other In
dividual whose. lot inlitre ~ throws .him within the
ohanoe oi accident IVpm <■> explosion, Me, or colli
sion, should bear in mind zS that this Mario Extractor
is his beet and only friend. It is. both portable sAd
cheap, andsiiould ever be eo mwcompanlon, as a mend
in need. There aro thou- c. sands of living witnesses
to testiffto its marvoiioua m virtue, who owe their
sound limbs and muscles 3 to its saving efficacy.
The following are a few 3 of the /eachngrfij£a*jj.foT
which DALLEY’S MAGI-2 CAL PAIN-EXTRAOT
OR it a PREVENTIVE 2a* weUaaOUHE: *
Gurus, Erysipelas, Boros of all kinds,
Bruises, Fistula,, Shot Wounds,
fioita, „ _ Frost Bites, Scrofula,
Broken Breast, Fever uofcs, ffourvr.
Bites of Reptiles, FeUfaa? Scald//
Canoer. Glanilular Dls-Scurf,
Craokea Lips, „ eases, . , Sealtl Hoad,
Chapped Hands, Mercurial Soros, Sprains,
Chilblains, Fains generally, Small Fox,
Cramp, , Pimples, Tumors,
Contracted Cords, Files, Tottor,
Chafes. Poison, Uloers,
Diseases of the Rheumatism. Venereal Sure*.
Skin, Rashes, fco,
Bold at tho principal Depots, 14 Broadway, New York,
and *1 and Im Chartres street, New Orleans, by J.
WRIGHT k CO., Goneral Agent, it can also be ob
tained of all respectable Druggists and Meroluuitu
throughout the United State* and Canada.
T. W. livwT & SONS,
, . *»8 North SECOND Street,
f«i* Wbolesaln Arcnts tor PunnuTlvqm*.
THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF FHILA
UHLPHIA.
„ Jsmteof MICHAEL GRATE, deceased.
The Auditor appointed ny the Cimri to audit, settle,
and odjusttho account ofFRaNK M. F.TTING. Trus
tee uimer two oertain deeds n* »rnst. one dated October
2fljh lt EUBb'N 12'ITING, and ethers, to FR *>*D
LRTCK OEATey, and *he other <»«ted October 2jth.
AW. by s»’d Bsateo to SIMON GRATZ, ano others; m
oorded respoc tivel* at rhtindelphm, in Deed Book G.
W, k„ s»o. ID, pp. 713 and 7i7. «>f t e bstaro of Michaei
Gratz.lareof city ol hhitadclphta, deceased, nnd tore
po»t distribution of the lialai co in the bands ot the ac
countant, will meet th ■ parties in interest, on ftIGN-
D* V, Aimut ail, iMj,at 11 o’clock A. M ,at hispffioo,
po. *l6 WaINLT B'reot. Phtbidelpnia.
jy2l-tiiths6t CHA9LEB fi. PANCOAST, Auditor.
AUDITOR’S NOTI'-'j?.—lN THE OR
-£»- PIIANB’ COUBT OF MON’I'OOIIEY COUNTY.
Estate of nABY JtOltfß'JS.Jaie of Alpntgomeiy
township, m saio county, deceased.
Thoundermcned, Auditor appointed* by said court to
make distribution of »ho balance of the estate of said
Sy Huberts, tiepossed, »p the hand* of P. F. Jlan
, . hxpcutur r.t said estate, t*and among those
legally entitled to the same. wil meet the legatees,
creditors, and all othor pnrtiesinterrsted In said d-stn-
Inition. for llie pu rosesof hia appointment,on "WtiD
NP>L‘AY. August Ist 1850, at iu o'clock A. M„ nt his
Office. bo. 80* t-GYI'T Mrcet, m the liorougii of Nor-
CHAy. T. MILL lilt, Auditor,
TVOTIUE—To the heirs and legil repi*e
-*• i sentiitives of WiUifini R»\ ora, dec*aaed.—You are
herein nottfrd that b virtue of an order of the Or
phans Court of Lancaster county to me directed, 1 will
unlit en Inquest to divide part, ervnl e the Heal i kUio
of -Wiiiinm Rogers rieo’d.on WEDNFSOAY* the 8 h
day or AUuUt'T. lbfio at 1 o’olook P. M., at the pabin
houcepf joua |?pwe, in Coat l,an>p«ter towUamp, witch
atiU where >6u may attend if you think prop. i.
_* . , B. F. BOWf, Sheriff.
Rhenffbi Office, Lancaster JnUig.iaco j)2O lit
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN* That the
•ii Limited Partnership entered intoon the Slat dav
or 1863, between JOSKrH J). RU i CUINRun
nod OHaKLu.B HENllv BRiaN i* renewed and con
tinued for TWO YEARS from JUNE 21, J«;o
Ami thev do hereby certify Hint tho name of the fum
under wjiioh tho said is to be conducted 13
OHARL&s HiSWhY JiRjAiV. that the general nature
of the business to be tmsaeted is Tailoring. nod tho
same wil bo transacted in tho city of Philadelphia: that
tho of the general partner of said firm is
CHARLES IiF.NRV 15KI x\N. of the oityrf Hhiladel*
Kiti and the name ortho special partne i*JO3EPiI IJ.
UTCHINfcON, of Bnatol, in tfio Btat« \if Pennsyl
vania ; that tho capital contributed hv the said Joseph
Ji. Untohimon, special partner, is two thousand five
hundred dollars tn ohhli.
joskpji b. tunrorriHsoN,
Special Pa tner.
CHARLES H. BitiAN.
lionernl Partner,
!c23 *6t
Philadelphia, Juuo 21, 1353.
HAINiS BROS.’ OVERSTRUNG
nrlTf r atknt-act ion piano fortks.
“Cheapest Flint Clnus Pianns made.” , > splendid
aaaortmentof Louis X|V , and other styles; for sale at
Faotorv Cash Prices, and warranted for ft yearn.
Second-hand iianos for sale ond to rent.
GhOilUt 1, WALKFR.
. 8. E. Cor. of BKVr r*TH and aHCU fit.
PRINCE & CO.'S Improved MELODEONS. from
3 is, upwards. ‘ jy!6 3m
PIANOS! PIANOS!! PLANUS! 1
PIANO-FORTES.
MELODKONB.
PIANO FORTLB.
Made l»j Raven, llaoon, to Co.i Nukus A Clarki
iI&UeM, Davis, A Co., and other*. fcr .
J. E. GOtUiD.
mtH-1 SEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
*gSSm STEINWAY & SON’S NEW PA*
mm TEN'l’ OVER-STRING GRAND PIANOS,
SQUARE GRAND, AND SQUARE PlANOS,now»r<£
forced in concerts and in private circles br the best
performers. Reoeived the urst premiums over the beat
makers, from judgee like Gottsohalk. Mason, and others
Challenge alloompeUUoß. BLABIUfI BROTHERS,
4f-lr 100* GHKBTNTIT Street
CANDLES,
rAHRAKINE WAX.
runs bi-kilmacetl
CHEMICAL HPKKM,
ADAMANTINE.
Assorted sisea.
Packed in plain or fanoi boxeito suit any market
For sale ut the agentn of tho manufacturers, '
THAtN So MoKEONK, 33 and « R. WHARVES.
Mm «wtf
COAPS.
VAN H AAGUN& MoKEON’E’S CELEBRATED
ORIENTAL DETERSIVE,
OKEMrCAL OLIVE,
EXTRA PALE,
pale.
BROWN.
FULLING TOILET, Ao.
For sale by the solo agents for the manufacturers,
TJIaJN It MoKEONE, S 3 and 84 B. WHARVES,
SoB3 , ANu¥! e cOTTOIl n BEED, PALSt AND ELA
INK OILS. frlB-rwlf
TAVA COFFEE. —1,000 pookots prime
•F J4y»Coila», fur tai.brJAMES »BA*AN fc <lO
POR'IO BWO SUGAR—2SO hhds me
dlflin and atriotlr prime quality, for tale by
JAMES GRAHAM & 00., LEXITU ,tr,.l.
MEDICINAL
'WHAT*fT
WILL DO,
LEGAL.
I»lAjr OS.
tf Till HOAD JLttfßH-
mvr '■mw-wkeki.y
AND FREIGHT
ROU t'K TO NORFOLK and rORTBMOUTiI, Va , via
tho PhilAdeiphtn, -Wilmington, ithd Baltimore. and
Delaware Ituilroadu, thence by the now steamer Phila
delphia to Norfolk and Portsmouth, Vo.
On and nuor July 9th, yagsenßers from Philadel
phia will take the 8.16 A. M. tram at tbo doped,
comer Broad street and Washington uveuue, on
Turadajs, TJmrsdajSratul Saturdays,arriving atoea
fqrd at 1.30' P, M., and, at Norfolk ©arly the next
rflornintf. iho steamer Philadelphia will leave Norfolk
on the evemn/m of Monday. Wednesday, and Friday,
i‘n}inect)mr*riththQtramat Seulord, which arrives at
IMuiadolpfonat 1 P. M,
Fare tor first-class passengers, moludimj meals on the
boat, 67.
fvconu-olasa paasengoia, including meals on the boat,
#460.
FreU ht taken a* low os bjr any other route.
For further particular*, see on,all Imml-billa at the
hotels, and other publio places, or inquire of
~ .0. P. DARK, Agent,
_ „ . oorper Broad at. and W ashmgton av. '
H» F. KLNNifil, Master of Transportation,
jiff lin P, W. & U, R. It. Co.
RAILROAD
VIA MEDIA.
mjmmeji ahhanqemknt,
On apdEffpr Monday Jplyiflh. lnflO. tu* pa~ o l}se/
trams will leave PHlLAukLrlll*. from the Station,
corborof viarketand Lehman or Thirty-first streets,
w©st Philadelphia, at 7.30 and 10 30 A, AL, and 2.50,
4.45, amJC.SS P. St.
-Leave WEST CHESTER, from tho Dopot, on Eact
Market Htreot, at 6.40, 8, and 10 30 A. M., and 1.46 and
6.15 P.M,
ON BUNDAYS.
L6avo Philadelphia, from the depot. nortboa3t corner
of Eighteenth and Market streets, at fl A. AL and 2
Leave West Chester, at 7 25 A, M.. and BP. M.
The last passenger railway oar will bavo Front a„q
Mhikotttrvpta.ia minul<s-, and Bighth apq Marko]
strtteto ?s'minutoo, before tbo starting time from the uo
pot. and Will pArry a Una to donwte it.
The Bageage Car will leave Eighteenth ami Market
streets one hour before the departure of the train from
the West Philadelphia ciopot.
Trains leaving at 7 SO 4. M. and 4.45 P, M., nnd on
Wednesdays nnd Saturdays at *.39 P. M . connect at
Penneiton with trains for all points on tbo Philadelphia
and ltiltsmpre Central Railroad. _
O'frco ami waiting room, southeast comer of Eighth
and Market atreots. where papsengors, purcbaatriß
tiokets for West Chester- will he famished with aHyelrtt
over the M • *• r * ** ' * 9 T
. ~ i», .» * -* • XJENRY woon.
jyS-tf General Superintendent*
JSSwiMHMifI POTjABELPHI & AND
, BALTIMORE CENTRAL
•RAIbiIO4D.~*UMMKR'AItKANGEMBNT<~Oa and
after MONDAY, July 9th, iB6O, the trains will run as
follows: Leave the passenger depot oftlie West Chester
<md Philadelphia Ra>'road Co, corner Market and
Thirty-first streets, West Philadelphia, daily (Sundays
excepted) at 7.30 A. M. and 4.46 P. ftf.
Wednesdays and Saturdays an extra train at3£o
Leave West Grove at 6.60 and A. M., and 4.50 P.M.
The|.?o A. $!• *1 rain Irpn Philadelphia c. mißota <L
reot with a duly line o* htaees yia Nji?v IfpL-mfll-anU
oxford. Retartifod leaves t'xfhFd 4? 6J»2a A. M,. oon
neotmgwit)iihe§sQA. M. frpni weatOroVe
The bcaaßfclscouory and wili-known hßaithfulness
of Delaware and Cheater oonntiea offer superior in
ducements to those looking for summer boarding.
Freights for this line received at No. 1816 Market Bt.
. , , A. B. BURTON.
' Philadelphia, June 28,1860, tauW Superintendent.
I — | NORTH PBNNBYL
a§24B»»@?HS? VAN! A FAHiS'UI). .
mauoh Eot? L <h?&3{rk
haven* wsmmmmF**'
On and after MONDAY, July jd, is®. Fawenrer
Trains will leave FRON'l* and Phi
ladelphia, DAILY. (Sundays exoepted,) as follows:
At 6AO A. M. (Express), for Bethlehem. Allentown,
Mauoh Chunk, Hazleton, Wilkeabarre, Williamsport,
P* M. (Express), for Bethlehem, Easton. &o.
Thiß tram .roaches ts&ston at 5.W F. M., Rna makes
oonneotion with New Jersey Central for New
At 5 P.M. for Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauoh Chunk,
&o>
At 9 A. M. end 4 P. P. for Doilestown.
At 10AO A. M. and 5.® P. Al. for Fort Washington.
The 6-lW A- M. Express Train makes done connectiqi
with YaUejr JtaiLojii) at BatMahwa fceliik
iho'ehbfteut and most doatrable Toutefo Wilkeflbarro,
and to all Edicts in the Lehigh Coal Region,
TRAINS FOB PHILADELPHIA:
Leave Bethlehem at BAS A. M., 9.20 A. M, and 5.22 P.
Leave Doylestown at 7.30 A. M and 4.15 P. M.
Leave Fort Washington at 6.15 A. M. nnd 215 P. M»
UN HI/ND/. YS:
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 8 A. M,
PaiJaddphio, for Do/Jcstown. at 3 P. M.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 6.45 A M.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 5.00 P. M.
Fare to Bethlehem..sl 60'Fart toftlaaohChunk,B2 60
Fare to Easton .... 1 BOiParo to floytestown.. 080
Through Tiokets must be procured at the Ticket of
fices at WILLOW Street, or BERKS Street, in order
to secure tue above rates of fare. • *•
AJLI Passenger Turn* (except Sunday Trains)connect
at* Berkkslreei with Fifth ahd Sixth streets ard Second
and ThiM-.ntreet Passenger Railroads. 20 minutes after
leaving Willow street.
jj3 ELLIS CLARK. Aeont.
jJK wwatwam PHILADELPHIA AND
*astaHfesSW“*» # reading railroad.
. RKftuavioy op piKEdi
On and after APRIL 2d, 1860, Commutation Tiokets,
with twenty-six coupons, wjU be issued, good for the
holder ami ar.T member of his family, on any Passenger
Train, and at anytime. They will be eold by the
Treasurer, at the office of the oompany. No. 227 South
FOURTH htreat, at a reduction of twenty-five percent,
from the Regular fares. Parties wishing v to enjoy the
Summer in the Country will find this a very desirable
route, the Schuylkill and Lebanon Valleys being among
tha most beautiful and healthy in tho Slate, and acoei
uble by four trains from and tn VhiWrf*lnhi* riait*.
, P. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
pjm.APitLwnA, 3)arcb36th, JS6O. r-hw-tf
ii» S I£R ARRiNSE
PHH*A&I*PiUAioW E IE« I N8TON ; AND BALT!-
On and after MONDAY. July 9, 1850,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA,
For Baltimore atB.)f A. M„ II noon, (Express,) and
U,lO P. M,
Fpr Charter at B.ISA. M.« IS noon, 1.15,5.00,7.00 and
U.29F.M,
For Wilmington at 8.15 A. M. ( 12 noon* 1.15, 5.00,
7 Mr, ano 11.10 P. M.
For New Castle at 8.15 A. M., and 5.00 F. M,
FOr Middletown at 8.15 A. M.. and 6.00 P. M.
POr Dover atB.lB A. M.. and 6 CO P. M.
■"For Harrington at 8.15 A. M. and 6 l\ M,
"or Milford at 8.15 A. ftl. Twarotjffl, Thursdays, and
Sat.irJ-i7« at 5.00 P. W
For Farmin*tonatBls A. M, Mondays, Wednesdays,
nod Fndava at 6XO P. ftl
nr Beaford at 8.16 A. M, Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Frida* sat 5.00 P. M.
Salisbury at 316 A. M,
Train at 815 A. M will oonneot at Sanford on
luPEdftvs Thursdays, and Saturdays, with steamboat
to Noifolk.
n TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 8.80 A. M., (Express,; 10,16 A. M.,
and 6.26 P.M.
Leave Wilmington atB.DO,BSQ, and 11.80 A. M., 1.45,
4 AO, an* 8.35 P. M. .
JLe&ve B&hsoury at 1.30 P. M. •
1 eavo Seaford, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
At 7.5-1 A. M.. and 2 to P.h '
Leave Parr.nn/tbn, Tuesdays, Tnur&Uys, and Satur
days, at 8 DO A. M.. and 4.16 p. <n.
• eavo AliUord. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at 7.60 A. M., and 4.C0 P. to
Leave Harrington at 8.15 A. M., an! 430 P. M.
Leavo Dover at 9.05 A. M., and 6.25 P. M.
Leave Middletown at 10.06 A. M. and C 40 P. M
Leave New Castle at 8.00,1045 A. M., and 7.5 s P. M.
Leave Chester at 7.40, 9.10 A. M., 12.04,9.22,540, and
•.16 P. M
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and Delaware
Rallies* at 10.15 A. ftL, and 5 25 P. M.
. TRAINS *Oa j>aITIMOII£
Leave Chaster at 8.45 A. M., 1343 and 11.40 P. M.
• Wilmington at 946 A. M., 12.53 P. M„ arid 12.20
FREIGHT TRAIN .with PASSENGER OAR attaohed.
_ viu run as follows:
Leave Philadelphia for perrjvillo and intermediate
places at 8 p.M.
Leave Wilmington for Perryvilie and intermediate
places at 540 P. M.
Leave Havre-rie*Gnvoe for Baltimore and intermedi
ate places at 6 00 A. M,
Leave Baltimore for Havre-de-Grace and intermedi
ate places at 4.00 P. M.
SUNDAYS
Only at 11.19 P. M., from Philadelphia to Baltimore.
Only at 5.29 P. M„ from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
J>7 * 8, M. FELTON. Fresi^onf,
1860. liH 1860.
DELPHIaANDTKENTON railroad co/s
LINES FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW
•YORK AND WAY PLACES,
. From Walnut-street Wharf,
Will leave os follows—via;
At 6A M, via Camden and AmboT, C. & A. Accom
modation... 52 as
At 8 A M, via Camden and Jersey City (N.J.) Ac
commodation..— ~ t 26
At? AM, via Camden and Jereoy City, Morning
Mai!— ...... .. 5 00
At 11 AM, .bySteamboat, viaTaoonrand Jersey
City. Western Express... $ 00
A412>4 PM, via Camden and Amboy, Accommo-
8 35
At 2 P M, via Camden (inti Amboy, C. nnd A. Ex-
press.. ......... ... .... „„..._. j 00
At 4 PM, by Steamboat via Tacony and Jersey
City, Evening Express .. 5 00
At 4 P. M, by Steamboat via Taoony and Jersey
City. 2d Class Tioket .L— ssj
At6PM»v{aCarjjaqn £nd Jpfs&7 Gjfr, Evening
Ani.P M, vja OamdaiTaiid Jersey City, Southern
At6Piff7 vut’Camden and Amboy, Acoommoda- **
tion,(Freight and Pasaongor,)—lstClais Ticket. 225
> " •« 1 «rt
The 5P M Mail Line runs daily. The 11 PM, South
ern Mail, Saturdays excepted.
For Belvulero, Eartoii, Lambertville, Fleminzton,
Ao., at fl A M and 4 P M, from Walnut-street wharf and
7.10 A ftl from Kensington.
, For Water Gap. Stroudsburg, Soranton,
Montrose, Great Bend, &«., at 6 A. M. from Walnnt
streetwharf, and 7.10 A. M.frotn Kensington, via Dola*
ware Lackawanna and Western R. R.
For Mount Holly, atflnndy A. M.,aand4X P. M,
For Freehold, utO A. M., nnd 3 P, M.
WAY LINES.
For Bristol, Trenton, Ac., at and 4 P. M. from
Walnut stroet wharf, 7.10 A. ftl, aud 6J< P. ftl. from
Kensington.
For Palmyra, Itiverton, Polanco, Beverly, Burling
ton. rlouMioo. Bqrdentown, ere., at 12)$, Land 4,'i P. f«l.
. Btearr»lk»at Jos Belknap for Bonlentown and Interme
diate Places, at 3>« P. ftl.
B'oamboat Trenton,for Taoony, at ll A. ftl. and
Taoonv, Beverly, Burlington, and Bristol, at 4 P. ftl.
Fifty l'ounda of Basgazp, only, allowed Oatjh i’awen*
ger. racjoncproaic pioiiibitsd from taking anything as
haggago but their wearing apparel. All baggage over
fifty pounds to bq paid lor extra. The Company limit
tlimr responsibility tor baggage to One Dollar per pound,
and will not bo liable for any amount beyond $lOO, ex
cept by special contract.
aplfi WM. 11. QATZMER. Agent.
ELMIRA ROUTE.—
PHILADELPHIA AND EL
MIRA RAILROAD.
QUICKEST ROUTE to Tamaqua. Catawissa, Ru
pert, Wlikeabarre. Scranton, Danville, Milton. Wil
liamsport, Troy, Balston, Canton, Elmira, Bunak',
Niagara Falls, Rochester. Cleveland, Detroit, Toledo,
Chicago, 81. Louis, Milwaukee, and ail points North ana
Paosenger trains will leave tho new Depot of the Phi
ladelphia and Reading Railroad, comer BROAD and
CALLOWHILL 6treots, ( Passenger entrance on Cal
loiyiuU street,) daily iHuudays excepted), lor above
points, as follows : .
DAY KXFREBU ....8.00 A, M.
NIGHT' EXPRESS ..... ASfll P. M.
The 8.00 A. At. tram connects at Rupert,.for Wilkes
barre, Pittr.on. Scranton, and all stations on the
LACKAWANNA ANU ULOOMSRUKG. RAILROAD.
Tho above trams make direct oonneotions at Elmira
with the trains of tho Now York and Erie, Canandaigua
and Niagara Falls, and JJutTalo, New York and Erie, and
New York Central Raiboada, (romall points North and
West, and the Canodas. _ , > ,
Baggage cheokcu to Elmira, Buffalo, aou Suspension
Bridge.and alh. icrmedmtepoints. .
Tickets can bi , roourod at the Philadelphia ond El
mira Railroad L« x’sTioket Office, northwest comer of
SIXTH and DIP * /NUT Bireots, and at the Passenger
FREIgSt L ’
Leave the Phib ie!phiaand Reading Depot, Broad and
Canowhill Btre 11 daily (Sundays excepted), lor au
points Weßta 1 North, at SP. Mi ,
Freights mu be delivered before BP.M. to insure
their going tb» • erne day. , 4
For turther information apply.V Freight Depot,
THIRTEEN l'n and CALLOWHiLL, or to
. Ufl AS. £1
oonio,
KA3I.ROAS, LINES.
nPUM PENNSYLVANIA OEKTHAL
A RAILROAD,
SCO MILES DOUBLE TiIAOZ.
iB6O, ssimimm iB6O.
THE CAPACITY OF THIB ROAD 18 NOW EQ.UAL
TO ANY IN TfTE COUNTRY.
„ TiIRKB THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BKTW KEN . PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG,
'tonnootmg direot at rhiladeiphm, with Through Trains
from Boston, New York, and all points East, and ia the
Umon at Pittobur* with Through Trams to and
irom all points m the west, Northwest, and Southwest
—thus iurmshing facilities for the transportation of
PAceengers unsurpassed for speed and comfort br anr
other route.
Express and Fast Lines run through to Pittsburg,
without change of Cars or Conductors. All through Pas
senger Trains provided with Loughridge’s Patent
Brake—speed under perfeot control of the engineer,
thus adding muoh to the aafott of travellers.
Smoking Cara are attached to each Train; WoodruJTa
daju escepted.
Moil Tram leaves Philadelphia at 7 80 A* M.
Pant Line “ “ 11.80 A.M.
JBcpress Train leaves *» 10.40 P.M.
„ WAY TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
Harrisburg Accommodation, via Columbia, a P, M*
Columbia <• 4.00 P. M.
Parkesburg »• 5,40 P. M,
Westchester ** 12 SOP. M.
West Chester Passengers will take the Mail, West
Chestqr Aooommodation,and Columbia Trains.
, PMeongerifor Sunbarj, Williamsport, Elmira , Su.Bib
o, Niagara Falls, and intermediate points, leaving Phi
ladeiphia atTJS A. M. and 9 P. M. go directly through.?
Tiokcts Wastwardmaj bo obtained at the offioesofthe
Company in Philadelphia, New York, Boston, or Bal
timore ; and Tickets Eastward at any of the important
Railroad Offices in the West; also on board any of the
regular Line of Bteamen on the Mississippi or Ohio
rivers, *
Fare always as low, and time as quiok, as by any
other Koute.
For further information apply at the Passenger Su
tton, Southeast oorner of Eleventh and Market Streets.
The completion of the Western connections of the
THE'
dscoo on its speedytransit. M
. THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
rathe West hr the Penney Ivarna Railroad cr. 01 ill
tmes as/avorabti at art tharf.it by clAir Hailroad
ter Be partioular to mark package. •* Tie Penn*, Cell
road.
For Fraieht Contract. or Shlppinir Direction., apply
to, or adarow .tutor of the foUowtnc Actnt. of the Com
pany!
„ „ p. A. STEWART, Pittefcir,;
Jl.S.Pieroefc Co.,Zanet*iUe,o.i J. J. Johruton.Ri.ley,
o.! fl. .MQNe-ly-'iUaylvihc, Ky.; Omuby * Cropper,
l'ui,ciT;:)cVii, (f; Taudook k Co., JefletnonviUe, Indi
-sFfi S' * COyCincinaati, O.; Athern&
Hibbort.Oir.omnati, O.t B. C. MeWrnm, Modleon, Ind.i
fee. L. MoororLoaloVillo, Ky.; p. G. O’Riley ll Co.!
Evansville, Ind.; N. W, Graham fc Co., Cairo. Hi.: It!
F. Siise.Sbaler i Glass, St, Louie, Mo.; John fe.Har-
JJS, Haalmlle, Tenn.; Ham. k Hunt, Memphis, Torn.;
O arkek Co.,, Chicago, 111.: W, li. ft. KcSnte, Alton!
tli.: or to Freipht Agent. of Railroads at different point,
in the west.
S. JJ. KINGSTON, Jr., Philadelphia.
MAGRAW A KOONo, 60 North street; Baltimore,
m 1 3 *- v *
. -, E. LEWIS, Geu’l Sup't Altoona, Pa»
J8»ly
SMBHI PHILADELPHIA
MORNINGiiINB, DAlLY,(BundarqMoeatod.)
Lear© Now Depot, oorttr of BRO4O ana CALLOW
ammiu./ifßyxi£ef SAh.ti/ii ,&*»
«®?sfkim k kWrdSffgi
DUlTiiwOi
„ afternoon lineb.
t fOare Now Depot, aorner of BROAD »tul OALLow-
Rlbl Streets, PfI|iADELPHiA,(FaIiSM?«SKSS«
on Tlurteenth «nd on Callowhili streets,) lor POTTS
yWhfijHS B/UUUSBURO, p SI.. DAILY, fir
i.«**wArUM«. at B P, Mu DAILY, (Sundays ex-
DISTAMOES VIA PHILADELPHIA AND READING
From Philadelphia. *
'jt
Milierst/urr. .....MS
Trevorton Jfttnotion. .188
SunMir..** ......159
Northumberland..l7l
Levnjburg..... ITS
Milton r,, w —-; 1 *“
Mono* ii i
Willi amspo*rt.~..
Jersey fJhQT*--— ——*i»
Hal«oaSy
i;fmmr_^rr.7-'~sBi(
The B.£p A.M,»a©'*the B.So P. M.tram oonneotdaily
making olose conneotions with line* to Niagara Fail*.
Claaada. the West, and Southwest
Jw J S9XJ£,?? I M D J& p tt lA * Corner of BROAD and
tJALLOWHILL Streets.
apß-tf w, a. KeILHENNE Y» Seerotarr.
Philadelphia and Reeding
and LobanonVauisjhß.K.
Suntniry aty) Kr:j IJ. U.
BUalra
ia:» mmmih PHILADELPHIA, GEH-
IJHM^RAJUUNQf-MISiT
. Philadelphia. t,'T; S. S, Jo, 11, and U A. M»,
I.J.SH, 4:I,TK f, 3. 9, I3U, anil IiXP. M.
Leave Germantown t> 7. 7H? 8, &£, 9* 20,12 t |jA. M .
Leave Philadeliihia 9.05 min. A. M., 1,3,5,7 X, and
10241*» lu.
B.lO min. A. M„ Lie rain., 4,
** ‘CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
lieaTe Philadelphia 0, 8,10, is A. M„ I, i, I, fltf, 8, 9,
and 10* P. M.
Leave Choitnut Hill f.IO, 7.40, 8.40, 9.4011.40 A. M„
1.40,1.48,8.10,8.40, entU.Mt.hl.
. „ V 1 .ON SUNDAYS,
tears PhUjulolohin. 90S A. M., ?, £, sad ’ifi P. M.
UiU >M A. M., UJO, ?.io, and 9.10
CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
. Leave Philadelphia 5A0.7X, 90S. HAS, min., A.M.,
LOS. Me. 4X. s.ss, s.so, and u* P. M.
I mOTHP M ,U>Wn *’ ’’ m ’ *’ 11 A> tl " **’ Wl
ft*
« Vm* A - *"**•*
itassawfetf* *•*••*•
ON SUNDAYS,
taara Philadelphia « A. M., 8,6, and 8 PM.
teare Manajanh 7WA. M„ 1)4, ex, and 9* P. M.
H. K. SMITH. General Superintendent,
nU-tf DEPOT. NINTH and GRKEN striei.
!#• tha 'Buaaag&f Tuine for DOWNINGTOWN
ym «tan from, the newPaeseneerDepot of thePhiln
o»l?feVaß9 r£A a £ J £?«s& l f Company, corner of
BROAD and CALLO wHILL Street#, (p&»*tßzer ®n
tranoee on Callorrhill. _
A &IORNme TRAIN for Doir&tsttoirsi !eatee at 8.00
_ AFTpERNOOIf tTfiAIN for DomifitUrrt, learn at
9 r. ]u.
DAILY (gundaje exoented.J
Br order of the Board or Manager* of the Philadelphia
and Readme Rallied Company; *
apt W, H, NTcILHBNNKY. Seoretary.
WEST CHriSTBB
W&mlvrvS^Frr n h? P A D trains ti.
»ssr?ii«-s .Vi: Bfjyt
SHIPPING#
jM MI TUB BRITISH AND NORTH
JSfIHBB. AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL BTEAM
MO* H»W TOSATOUVreMOI.
Chief CabmFaeeaee - site
Beoond dsEln __ _ ft
bfthMlWuayoN *0 uvxnpooi,
Chief Cabm Passes sUfl
_ Beooud Cabin Passage 50
The ships from Now York oall at Cork Harbor.
The ships from Boston call at Halifax and Cork Har-
PKkBIA, Capt. Judkins, (CANADA, Capt. Lanr,
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone, I AMERICA, CaptlMiUar,
ASIA. Capt. E. G. Lott, [NIAGARA, Capt Anderson
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon, EUROPA, baptjTLeitoh,
_ SCOTIA, (now building.) 1
These vessels carry a clear white light at masthead:
green on starboard bow; red on port bow.
NIAGARA. Millar, teavea Boston. Wednesday, June 57.
M/ik&'Wah. •• fvgafvfflffiiM
PKRBIA, Judkins: » S?tark, WeSfay, Jufy&
ARABIA, *• Boston, Weddesdav. Jnlv 95
AFRIdA, Shannon, N York, Wednesday, Aog. 1.
CANADA. Lang, ‘ Boston, Wednesday, Aug 8.
fmkfr*** ■■ fiJsS'^asasiiafa
PJBRBIA,Juokina: “ ,NYork,Wednesday Auf.»
Berths notseouredunLlpaid lor.
An experienced Burgeon on board,
_ The owners of these ships will not be accountable for
Gold, Silver, Bullion, Spooie, Jewelry, Preoious Stones,
or Metals, unless bills of, lading are signed thorefor. and
the value thereof therein expreued* For freight or
passue apply to , „ „ K. CyNAJtu,
my 2 < Boxyling Qrepp, Newroyk.
FOB TUB SOUTH -OHARLES-
J ®^ TON FYy{»K5? EAMSHIP8 '
, Hesr, Frsifht at an avaia,e of mnu set oent. bo
low New York Steamship rates.
. FOR CHARLESTON, B. O.
rarbe U. B. «team«hin KF.YSTONTfc R'PATK. Can
tain Charles P. Marshman, will receive freight unit) 3
o’olock th s ( Saturday. afternoon, am! sail at 6 o’ciock.
Throwa in “
U, B. ftlaii Steamship STATE OT> GKORGTA
Captain John J. Garvin, will sail os Tuesday, July
311 at lu A, ftl.
Through m£B toBohours—only 48 hours atßea.
w”Bamng days ohanxed from every Saturday to every
five days. Good* received, and Bills of Lading sigsed
every day.
The splendid first-class side-wheel Steamships KEY
STONE STATE and STATE OF GEORGIA now nin as
above every ten days, thus forming a five-day commu
nication with Charleston and Savannah,and the South
and Southwest.
At both Charleston and Savannah, these Ships oon
neot with ««*iner» for Womli, TUb raillcsS, 40..
lor all places m t„o Bcu^h^^S^thVogt,
Isumnwee on a large proportion of Goods
■hipyjpohuln vDlbelound tone lower by these ships
than by sailing vessels, the remium being one-half the
all Raliioad Freight is entirely
unnecessary, farther than Charleston or Savannah, the
JU “ road tomu -
Fare byThis route 25 to 40 per oent cheaper than by
the Inland Route, as will be seenbv the following sche
dule. Through tickets from Philadelphia, na Charlefc
ton and Savannah steamships, INCLUDING MEALS on
the whole route, exqept from Charleston and Savan
nah to Montgomery:
To Charleston-...—513 99 Charleston,.r>
Savannah.——- 16 00 Savannah si 00
Augusta— —. »00 Augusta 28 CO
Macon—— 21 oo ftlaoon—. —« 82 75
Atjanta>_~. —. 25 CK) Atlanta si oo
OolumbuSH.—-* 23 00 Cnlumbne.-,, ~ r _ T 1 gg gn
Albany 24 00 Albany... - , si oo
pX! n l lT — 11S3 Hlo 0 3S
New Orlaani..~. 40 76 New 6lOO
No bills, of lading sisned after the ship has sailed.
■»I&SS}SVSS.SS» f , w^ T on Wti ’ at
Sopthwut oonser CljkixVcWT,
Agents in Charleston, T. 8. A T. O. BUDD.
w ft ,wi„,i/ a r Vann AI‘’H IINTKR * GAMMELL,
° f fCm steamer Carolina every
.For Florida from Savannah, steamers St, Mary’s and
St. John’s evert Tuesday aud Saturday,
EXPRESS COMPANIES#
THE ADAM* EXPRESS
r-~- —j— ,«== :CO..Offioo32° CHESTNUT Street!
forwards Parcels, hlerohand se, Bank Notes,
and hpecio, either by ite own Lines or in oonneotioo
with other Express Companies, to all the pnnolpa)
towns and cities of the United States.
„ B. 8. BANDFORD,
General Superintendent.
IlAJtmVAltfS l»AOKA«Ii JUOIJSKS.
PACKAGE HARDWARE HOUSE.—We
would respectfully call the attention of the Sect*
2V Hnrdware, frpd * J o r extensive Btook of I>IU
MIN6HAM HARDWARE, which we offer at a rath
Usance by the paclrate,
, Order* for direct importation solioiied, and Qoodt de
livers* either in this sity, New York, or New Orlcat s,
W. G. LEWIS & Son,
411 COMMERCE Street,
. .. I»MrtUf and Commission Merchants
iU Aisata for Fersic* and Deaoetis Kardv&re. .
UlMf
SLATE ROOFING.—JOHN WELCH,
BLATHR, ia prepared to put on any amount of
roonne at low rates. All work warranted to
k s i\9^u.y r^or ", *?s( to THIRD street ana HER
MANTOWN Road will oe promptly attended to,
*e» Sm
PRIV»-W>LLy Cleaned at a lowpnoe,
to obtain the ©patents. Address WW.TINBON,
Foudrstte Orooe > I*l* North Second street. jyw i»*
SALEH BY AUCTION.
BRIN LEY * 00.,
No. 436 MARKET STREET,
R. SCOTT. J»„ AUCTIONEER, No. 431
bow. m H PilTth 'UJ s r3s’ l s£‘J. tette CuBtom KoJM '
P l ” L, P n P 2?P„* 0« , AUCTIONEERS,
Street” 830 MAIIKM Sll4 et. and MU MINOR
FIRST LARGE SALE OP* HOOTS anti u/io
k THE PAL« WiB6o " OB°«SPOR
°,00» CAHEB. •
. 4 On Thursday Motmiut.
Aueust 2d, at io oVoor precisely. will sa
oata'ogue, on 4 oridn. 3,000 cues iHen’!°h r J7
end youths’calf, kip, Ersin.and ihiolc wt*
bulf. w«x, and Tus et bro<ans, oalf and brfrSaL*'**'
Oxford ties and watkm* shosa. women's* mijasaiul
children's calf, kip. j,ont. morocco, and k\d booS
shop?.ladies /autre,and kid shrpers. Also,af?u“.
a txim’nt of city made women •. misses', and children**
coat »nd morocco m ots. Also, 2,100 lbs. oak »i,Le l!«»!
l^£[ • w Coll Bkins, and un Invoice of Linings.
The above eale will prove attractive to Soothers and
Western bu*ers. A* the sale comprises invoices of
fresh goods direct from first c!m< manufacturers, the
earlv attention or buyers is invited.
open for examination, with catalogues,
early on the morning of sale. 6 *
ST. LOUIS, no.
WILLIAMS, BOYLB. A CO., AVCB
W ¥ TiCNEERS A COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No ■ 6North MAIN St., St. LuUIB, Wo., (formerly
with Messrs. Myers, Claahora, ft Co. Phifada,) offer
their services to the merchants, manufacturers, and
others of Philadelphia,for the saleof dry xoods,ca>
pets. bo°ts» shoe*, hardware, jewelry, ftc., <fco.
t&r Cash edvaaoes made on receipt of goods,
I Ka Settlements made three days after tale.
„ BXPXBSIfCKS.
Mesere. My.™. ciMhoni, i Co.. Pbiledelehlm
~ * Brother, Philadelphia.
y a l Towueeud, k Warrene, New York,
lis. t B. Curti* k Co., New York.
Wood, Christy, ft Com Bt. Louis, Mo.
Grow. McCreary ft Cn.. »* mhlg-thituly
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
gABINJB & DUV.
INSURANCE AGENTS, No. <S. WALNUT Street,
aseinrt loee or d.roate bj Tire, on Cotton ami
Woollen Milli. end other Mannlhctonee, Building.,
Merohandue, Snrniture. and other properly, on faro-
MvTROPOLITAN^ > iiHl, I .^.f?,?fe ,^K.
PRPYIDENCE V®,™
ARCTIC FIRE IN C S%»SS 8 '
HOPE FIRE INBUrAlScl;"S'o“ a uS' U fr^*^ f E“-
CITY FIRE INSUR’AN^ i 'ai, , , ,ld Op a FfX*gi^’fJ :
GEnMANIAFIRE^S^a.OFNt^Y^Kf' 77 ’-
HUMBOLDT FlßSfftg B^!
, .. . Cash Canitsf and Surplus 955g.968 81.
Applications in person or br note will receive prompt
Attention. SADIKE ft DuY, Agents,
l«**m No. 484 WALNUT Street.
r fHE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY
0? PHIIiADEPHIA
(FIRE INSURAHQS EXCLUSIVELY.)
m L ¥A^
DIRECTORS.
F, JUloafOßb Spau. Monnicu L. D.w.ek,
Wu.iumJiGKbs, sao. h. stwmS,
PeaziEE, Jobs H. Bkowc,
W B- A. Fkßßiskocx,
tefes: 2VE&SX*
CHARLES & '‘"‘“Eft
ANTHRACITE insurance compa-
Capital ««OHOO-CHARTER
F«?aUtegb T ia. BtM# ‘* b ‘ tWM,i WW -4
a^SSIBKMSSS^
BSlt^jX^^Sa^'oFfJirnioL" 8
Jacob Ether, JoSph Maxfield,
D. Lnlher. Dr. George H. Eckert.
L. Audenrled, /ohn R. Blakiiton,
RKisss- iTear 1
WM SMITHS «mted,nb
w. Me SMITH, aps-tuthsu
amebioa» bibb Insurance co.,
MB*OttARTER PBRPBT
WALNDTSewet, above Third, Philadelphia.
HWng aTarit paid-up Capital 8too|: and Burplna In
ytsiedln sound and available Securities, ocaunue to
future on Dwelllnrs, Stores, Furniture, Merchandise,
Vossohnin Fort and their cargoes, and other Personal
Property. All losses Überauy and promptly adjusted.
_ • , S2UCTO&S.
Thus. R. Marls, John T. Lewis,
John Welsh. James R. Campbell.
SHawfe?* 1
ALBERT O. L.
O d AKER gXITTHHUIIiNOE COMPA
*Xif
hart, PreiWent,
ft &. WBWKLISSSiyh- Treaeurer.
S. H. Seoret^T^
_ „„ . DIRECTORS,
George H. Hart, E. p. Roeee,
A* C. Cattell, Foster S. Perkins.
f IF£ INSURANCE AND TRUST^OOM
DOCK Streets Aneta» #w,wi a,
INSURES LIVES for the whole term fi
umoittoa and endowments— lxterttti ix
Real Estate, and rasfce* *U •afiiianU J*»andinj os ft*
JUsUnietratoni, Awrfff—*
faniel L. Hiller* Samuel 8. Stok
Benjamin Coatee*.. WUHw* Hirtit,
fiourU 6. newtona* Jtmai B. MpFai.
}%£&»''
S%& »»
’"*■’* >* %«18
J*YK 'W. RoVNOV, FftorHl
1 "DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFfiTX IN-
w
OFFICE B. B. WALHW
WvAifiT 8 GswhAHOK
IsSiofr, f *• 111 > lrt » ° r a* w«t*.
<*
_ Ahate,
On Merchandise reneretfy.
November I, im
•U3%0, Philadelphia City • W oest. $
f Wraoo, Petmtylvoma Stately ot. Lo%tu-J7fluS (9
§21,000 Pennsylvania State 6 y ot. Loar-* ■ flflß W
I*,ooo, U. 8. Treasury ft* yo»t NSiwSuf
interest due , , - ,TT. ~ a*. MJtt M
•»,OOQD. & TtaMWff • y ot. Notea aad inter
lu TsSiM&r tSfcTG' 'oT Phii£ *■*“ 00
: _ pe
OMA9O, PenxSylTania Railroads* Mortcace
•lr oent. Bonds—, ssjeo 00
tMiGOO, NorthPengayivama Railroad Mort-
rue 1y cent. Bond*— - r ... ISJM 99
•ItAOO West Philadelphia Passenger Railway
Company?Vet.couponbonds...., ISJOitt
§19,990,100 shares stool Germantown Gas
Company, interest and principal
•VMfiUQ isuu PeunsylTani,, Bwlgam
•f JIM, 100 Sill- ' * ,n * *
•MM. «hw»F uBS?i|s§» iSjUMtluia 8(«S« ** *
¥u Comm, Fhtl*lel»hia an,
Mnsnah Steam PfaWrabon Cou
f»nr. Owan Stoaoi Navi.atioa
Oomyany, Philadelphia and Ha
m do Graoo Bi«m Tow Boai
Company. Phllad.lphia Kiotuum.
••away —-Ti-APUM
Mortgages, and Real Estate. Of-** B’™ 8 ’™ M
Bil{*°reo*ivab& for Inroracoes' jS S
Balanoe due at Agenm«e—Preautues oa Ma
rina PoUoim, interest, and other debt* one
tiio Company.— M4M C 9
Borip and (took of vundry lumranc* Com»ft>
qSfo , piiarrirsa£r. , ;r T<,i » SS B
•W 140.0
William Maifca. gamuel £. ito v
Edmond A. Bondar, I J, p, pen!**
Wheophilus Paulding, 1 Henry
John E. Penrose, I
John C-Davie, \ '
James Tranuair,
William Eyre, Jr,-,
James C. Hand.
William C. Ludwig,
Joseph H. Seal,
Dir. R. M. Huston,
Seorge 6. Leiper,
ugh Craig,
HtarieeKelfr, _
WILMA,
TljOS C
HENRY LYLBURN. Seal
John B. Scmvle, PitteVt*
D.T. Morgan* **
A. B. Barrar, *'
M MAJtTIN* PraiidML
\ HAWI>. Vio« ftSuKrt
lretarr. <m
EDUCATIONAL.
ESDAMES CHEGARAY AND D’HEK
VILLY rtipeptfullj inform their friends and
the pbic that they havo removed their Boardio*: nnd
i ay gohnol for Wutn< J adies from Lo> an Square to No*.
lft-T and 1529 BPRUUK Street where tber will le
read? to receive their pupils on TBVfUiflA V, Septem
ber 13th.
Meidamea CHEGARAY and D’HERVU LY "will rs
eeive visit rs at No. 1809 LOGAN Square unt.l the
20th August. jj2s 6m
A MERIUAN BUHOOL INSTITUTE is a
reliable medium thron&hwhioa gohoole and Fami
lie. mar obtain, oomo etentteaobere. Parenta mar ob
tain, rratuitoulr, information and oironlars of the but
Mhools. SMITH, ’WOODMAN, k 00.,
*.« BROADWAY, Now York, or
alil-tt IW CHESTNUT B treat. Philadelphia.
Bryant & stratton’s national
MERCANTILE COLLEGES, looated atrklla
soiphia, 8. E. corner SEVENTH a*d CHESTNUT;
New T Tk, Unilsio, Clereland, CMoaso, and St. Lo*U,
For ini rraatinn. call or tend for Catalorne. fe3-lf
CAUTION !—ASTROLOGY !—LOOK
OIJTI-ciOOD NEWS FOR ALL,!—The never
lamne Mrs. VAN HORN is tho list; she srooeeds
woen all others bate failed. All who are in trouble, all
who nave boen unfortunate, deceived by false promises,
fly to her for advice and comfort. In foe* affairs si*
%*mt Jails. She has the seoret of winning toe affec
tions ot the opposite box. It is this fact which indvo**
ilirerate pretenders to try to imitate her, and copy her
advertisement She shows you the hk&nesa of year fu-.
ture wife, husband, or absent friend. It is well known
to tho publio at large that she is Use first and only pee*
eon who can show tho likeness in reality, and con give
entire satisfaction on all the oonoerns of hid, which
o&n be tested and proved by thousands, both married
and single, who daily and eagerly visit her. Come one i
qotne all l to No. 133 a LOMBARD Street, betwaanUoni
psrand Broad, jj?s 6t*
ALFRED L. HOUGH,
b-A rAPER MANUFACTURER:'’ A HEN r
Orders sohoited lor every deicriptron <n
PAPER AND PAPER-MAKER’S MATERIAL*
No. U Hontk SIXTH Street, PMJadalphuo.
fell-dm*
SSYKIP MOLASSES, «tc,—soo hhds and
Barrels LOVERING’S/te Plus Ultra. Golden Sy
rup, and extm Golden. Also,.Sugar-house, Musco
vado, and Porto Rico Moi}s*<g in hogsheads and bar
rels, for salo bj JAMES GRAHAM & Co., LETH'IA
Ktr*pt
ttPIrtHS TURPENTINE 275 bbls.
►3 Spirits Turpentine, in store, and for sale by
ROM-*}- AfIH9UJiNtH, A CO., Wo. 16 fo-udi
WffAff YKK, ,* t ?s
Balsam TOLU—For sale by WETHE
RILL k BROTHER, No. 47 and 49 North BK
UOND .526
HENNKSSY BRANDY.—7O casks, in
, a . '.e^yhsr* ! Pe«.forjojeip
RIOE.— 200 Tierces Prime Retailing
Charleston Rico, for rale hr 1 AMI’S ORABABt
A CO . LVTITIA street.
BURNING FLUID, Alcohol, Camphene,
mannfaotured daily, and for sale by ROWLKY,
ASKBURNEK, A CO., No, IS Soath WHARVES.
If*
11l Thomas * sons.
B '"*‘
ocoSautfe: m, “ • e “°" ta
to each. e«le. one thoos*uid catalogues, ia wmiihlnt
SoS si !®oßjwb»n»Toe,d.y. Ulti July.
ma x»t\ °iu e handbills for each sale nowrevlt*
*u- D.—Onr sales of real crate and etoent a*
the Exchange, will hereafter be held at 12 ototetl
jjoon ; nnd, in the evening, st 7 o’eJook.
s -** r " Irave the option of either sale.
&EAL ESTATE AT PRIVaTK BAL«.
”• a large amountof realeElate atufatl>
•Tory desonytioa of city and agon;
sst£ ^ o¥Jsfr i<ssss:
otoi«. (o11 l/m «?« “* Print«i »«Uy.) fre*Tci
BALE'op I B^oii|®f^^Hh L M?BLT>HIA TAADR
PERRMPTOBYbaLE OP BONDS,
fcS 1 " *omi-Mmu»llyM the Minings!?*;
STOCKS, BONDI, to. '
r i , On Tuesday.
.^V 1 ? »t 12 o’clock noon, M theExeb*h*e, will be
cem-^ , '" oa * T9Berv9> or AocoJtttofwhomitmay con
®'“> »«h. (R«.000)of the Ca
-pnnand Ene Hsi.rond Compear
IIX^SU 18 * 11^* 181 ’^ oi J r * payable Slat July, JS7J,
tes£r""“"* »* ‘ i "
I.‘j»X ™wte e L[S a V.“ OCi&ti<,D
-1 abate Mercantile Library.
ft. u- ESTa Vb—a (JOtigT 14,
ioiSiSl fcatata “ Tvo ‘ Bto,T Briok SWELLING, ad
jofmn®* KBtQte -‘ ri » < >* a torr Brick DWELLING, wl
-OS&^^B N ,TVf T 4^ i ° (! f A| e,)re6 Hondla ' <***»>'
Sam.Rarefe-GROTI. 0 P'► NTof«3o., M r.
~ Ecreinj pry Falft-Bi ord rofH.ini.
Very VAuafileLiyp 3sere.,lS Mrcbep,on thm TaiS
road, above N.oetnwn lane. «e .biilete vt **
.. RtJ?' \im n v B nnT of -i," h J Pfraire.
on Snivel dUISo TE> ‘" « Cm^’“
li!w^ni ANI> 333 Green .wet.
’ _ . P<r*mptonr Pale
ofoKJi"’ Bn ° k DWisu ‘ Uio - TwalWi street north
VERY IMPORTANT BA£,K.
MONTOUR IllcM VomPaN y“'wORKB AND
-ESTATE.
On Tuesday, •
ExoJanri^ 0 ’ at M ® >l,Jo6lc * noon » the Phikdelphf
The very valuable property belonging to the Mon Visa
Iron Corn par/ situated in Montour county, pa. oon
mnin* of .about 2000 aor every valuableSoeflk?sfi,
«“—*&*•&
ttr Fall particular* ready ia handbill*.
-,„Corner or TW hl??f?vi fts*rind M ‘RTfFT:
FixruKEa o>. mill? fikSSroop
&A,w . . ~(*a Monday WCmtcg,
•iSiiiPfiUVA 3 ** M CU l? k 4.* the • ai « k *4st corner of
WWeatjr-firet *n* Market etreot. b, order of the *»-
fixtures of r fee<|mUr, comprising 2 burr
E? , wr * ele y atO raftii tearing gom belcmr*
m.'lh n 5: Pu.ho.rt,
WaXi’n* lU,?nOT “ re 'P»«>f safe, made by Evans £
&*& be examined any tune praviow to the sale.
~ . * . . ~-Grl TueadaYjiaornmp.
*i?J 8 . k,n * t ,S T> o No, 1917 Lombard'erreefM
&,'cSssi”iKf ■■ fiM f renoh ?utfi o ™‘ “"ja
thoe’JS" 14elamm,d *o’olook on tt»
AORB, PIANO-FORTES, BRU^SVLar^^f^ 1 ?
Atf. o’clooh* aattrtaeatcf
exoellecteeoond-faandfpnutace s naao-tortee.
Sue mirrors, etiMsm, from
T&OSES"NATHAKB, AUCTIONEER
S,ffls^SHmesEF^
N4,OOotoloaoitttts
vatohee, jewelry, srOver plaU. arr,7SS,
eerie*, eessuv, hardware, eatlarvf maftti «Ssw,
mture. beddint»and on aocKiewcevs«aeaemtfos, Jn
l&rgeoiem.uamount.,fronton, uMhtr to
for any length of tim. Mtoej &
eS^,».'J e . rt . &tab “*a.*l»¥ in ‘W« city.
KOTSu? * “ d “»*"“• •» '****vktJSi
SS js SwSbewasa
f.*yn STT iow, i guow« puhoia, mnsoal tx**
BdSsS!§|!S“«aaaa
aS£ « nMU ft ?
■c—JWfc. . PENN Fie All ENGINE AND
jIpMKBOILJB. WORKS-—KB*FIE tLIiVY,
wTarrCMjANB TBEORKT I :*!. ENOIKEEUS.
2^ Q lRirilffeM , k' K * M f KBBB ’“ LACSBM ™SSk.
«<f rOITfIfOiSRS, having, for moor years, bees su
atiooeaefaloperation,aedMf& eaoJnsivelT «sruMin
boildmg ana repairing Mann* End River faic*A
and low- pressnre.lrpn Boats. Water Tante ftbpelfera:
to.. Jko-« r*»p*otfulty offer their semotalo the ponho*
a* being ferny prepared to oor tract JofTscginea of »«
*ixea. Sanae. Hirer, and StAtunary. having atM oj
patents of different sues, as# prepared to eseoets ov
aen with Js-very description offat*;*
making nude at I the ahorteit notice. Huh *n4 i <n>
Pressure, Fit*, Tabular, and Cylinderßoilers. *f tba
best Itaasy hams charooa! iron. Fnitase ofailsise*
and nAda; Iron and Brass Caeiiogit ofairdeeartpturasi
Roll Turning. Screw Cnttmx. aadau other work oon
neoted with the above business*
Drawings and speoifoationa for all work done at their
establishment, free of charge, and work gaarantied
The rafceerihers have ample wbari does room f» it*
sails of ooati; where they oan lie la perfect safety
ana are, provided mth shears, blocks, fatt*, 4q.,ftu,
for railing heavy or light weights.
JACOB* Q.NSASIB,
BEAO«°44 iauSSl' sKset^
POINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY, No. 951
ihwyi »*a aatir#(tookof Pituni at thp aboreroaft
d»«M 19 now arannrsd to.receive orden for fcolliii*.
gxaji, and B*w Hill Castings, Soap. Chemical, ajitf
Boom Work, Geanaf. Castui** made from s*tsr*
aerator? or Cupola Farnaeas, in dr? or CT«en wad. c*
loam. mjf-tr
iajctxl v. nannies, j. uiiiax annul*
oouTHWiasiibwisr
FIFTH AND WASHOfSTOk BTRXX**,
tusjxteK L * m ßegat
.. , KNCUNEEHS AND MACHfIOSM.
HWfcSSB.® Hist uul Uov Fmran StoMTEnf Uw*
MXaaa* River,and mwimismes.
Gaapmatuo. Tanks. Iron Boats, Castmr*
tfSTEjw*, •itterlron or Brm _
inontßis JtoouforCfH Works, WorkAkops, W'l
road Stations, fro* "
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and
proved oonstraotn
Trains, Pmnjdni Bu, fro.
Boio Assnta for N. HiUisuj’s Baibas
Inc Masbios- ««-▼
GT. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
aaoADWA.':
Whoa completed; six years ago, u •jg&as m»
vu universally »TOBoUMedthatUa£mM«:’fo6At* con
venient, and thoroughly orianijffloahflijhiaent oft*.#
kmd on this continent, w fct< ltiraathenitremains to
day—mtfaoot a rival ia tine. u *Qia»tu<ni»ue*s, a»q_in,
the general element* «Tcomfort and enjoyment Th*
BoUl has aocomjsaaauoDS for one thousand guest#. uf.
©lading one Veaorad complete suites of epunmeatficg
tiumUea. Six hundred persons can be oomloruuiiaiijed
at fee tables of it* three pubiio dining root**, *bZ no#
thiai that modern art baa devised for the 00/avSience ala
•octal gratification of tlie travelling rablio has beey
omitted m ita elan, or is neglected in fr practical
The early reputation ot the hoc*# at home and abroad
derived from it* msjraitaao* iu cgperh appointments*
audits home* like comfort* and luxuries* has been en,-
hanoed every year by the unwearied exertions of the
proprietors*
mrlT-Sm TfIBABWKLL. WHITCOM B, fc CO.
JU.
Samuel £. Stoke*,
jTp.PeSitofi,
Henry %&&>
j
H. Jones Brooke,
Spencer M*lfraiM»
Yhoma* C. Hat 4»
Robert Burton,
Jacob P» Jones,
James B. M’F&rlasfc
Joshua P. Cyre,
OTRANKLIN SAVING FUND, NoJ
M. 136. South FOURTH Street, between Chest
nut usd Walnut, Philadelphia, pay* all M **
oc demand.
D«ponton 7 money eeeured by Govaraaieai,
State, and City Loan*, Ground ItantSTMort
gages* *o.
'iui* Company deems safety better th»u large
profits, OQueeuently wiuren no nik with depo
sitor* money, bat have it at all time* ready to
return, with ft * »t cent. interest, to the owner.**
the, h&rt ahtyi dose. Thi« .Compacj
■Appended, '
Females, nimM or eagle, Aid Minaza. can
deposit in their own right, and such deposits oan
be withdrawn ohlt by their consent.
Charter perpetual, inoorppraied ear the State
ofFenmylranla with authority to saoeive money
from trustee* and executor*
LARGE AND SMALL BUMS RECEIVED.
Office open duly, • to S o’olock, aaaon
Wednesday evesiug until 3 o'clock,
DIRECTORS.
Jacob B. Shannon, Cyrus Csdwallader,
John Shmdlor, George Russell,
Maiaobi W.bloan, MwardT. Hyatt,
Lewis Rrnmbhaar, Henry Delanv,
WiohoUa Rittenhoute, iSathaa Smcdley,
Jos. H. Sattarthwaite, Jones Varices,
Joseph W. Lirgiucotl
_ JAOJBB. SHANNON, PmidoaL
Cntvs CaswuLassa/haasurer.
ap3B*r
CAVING FUND—FIVE PER CENT IN
SAFETY TKI’ST COM
JAN Y.WALNUT Street, eouthweet corner of THIH a,
Thitedelflua. inoorporated by the State or PoimwT
' Tania. .
Mosej u received many enm, larie or email, nd ir,.
tereatpaid from the day of depoeit to the day'tu vitir.
dnvUi '
The office is open every day from tint o’olock in tbs
morning til) five o’clock in tbo evening, and on Monday
and Thursday evenings ti 11 eight o’clock.
Hon. HENRY L. BENNER,
_ ROBERT BELFRIOQK, Vice Frasuieiy*
William J. Rxss, teoretary.
_ _ _ maiCTOM:
Hon. Henry L. Bonner, F, Carroll Brewster,
Edward L. Carter, Joseph B. Barr
Robert Selfndse, Franou Lsa*
Samuel K. Ashton, Joseph Veris*,
SLandreth Mann*, James L.
oney ie received and payment* »aas daily.
The investments are mace, in conformity with tfcj
S revisions of the Charter, in Rea) Estate MeetsasM.
round Rents, and snoh first-class secxritiee as wHi al
ways insure perfoot seennty to the depositor*. and
which cannot fail to give permanency ana stability to
this Institution. anl-ly
CAVING FUND—UNITED STATES
k 5 trust COMPANY, wrner THIRD and CHEST
NUT Street.
Larreand smallitmuraoetrgd,ted void teak ondo
mand without notice, wiU» ,FIVK PjKKC£NT. LNTK-
JtEST from the day of depont to the day of with
drawal. ,
Offioeboose, from#«nUl 8 o’clock ever? day. tad am
MONDAYTiVENINOfI from 7 mn«U I o’otoek.
URAFTSfor mk on £ngland» Ireland, and Soatiaat*
DAWSON A NICHOLSON,
dtfffiJßH
JAMgf '™jsES UICHUfIOiTK
BAUES vr APCTIOH.
MACJSINKHY AND ISOS,
HOTELS.
SATING FUNDS.
“ A little, but often. fin* the Purse.”
*’ A Dollar saved is twice oamed.”